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K I Q Cris Buckelew and Stacey Reneau collect autographs on their programs. . Junior class president, QI ' comes the students Susan Scheel, wel- SF and faculty. . l and Mike Sukup and Kirk Vorthmann and Joyce Anderson Ronee Andersen gather in the lobby ofthe New Tower before dinner. Prom '73 The 1973 Prom, hosted by the junior class, was held at the New Tower Motor Inn on April 14. The theme, On the Road to Find Out, was carried out in table centerpieces. After a delicious steak dinner, Susan Scheel welcomed the audienceg Terry Hansen then expressed his appreciation on behalf of the senior class. Mr. L. L. Haack addressed the group and Mr. Robert Howell later presented some entertaining Home Movies of the teachers. ....- S The audience enjoyed Mr. How- enior boys enjoy their steak dinners. GHIS Jackie Vernon routine' lv... 62
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Science Fair martyrs A,', 3 .-xifrfesifv-. - - 4 It A w Melaney Bottoms . . , Diabetes Seventh Grade--Jill Vorthmann, Craig Schnepel, Blair Y The eighth annual science fair was held in the high school gym on March 12, 1973. Winners of the local contest then advanced to competition at the Hawkeye Science Fair in Des Moines on April 6. The following people received recognition for their projects in Des Moines: Superior Rating--Doug Schnepel, Jill Vorthmann, Jim Schnoorg Excellent Rating--Blair Hoegh, Darrell Chambers, Todd Goos, Jim Nusser, Aaron Vorthmann, and Karen Schnepelg Hon. Mention--Nancy Walter and Craig Schnepelg Recognition--Kevin Taylor and Melaney Bottoms. Projects of several of the students were retained for exhibition at the Science Center in Des Moines. Mr. Gary Guttau was presented one of two Hawkeye Science Fair Teacher Awards for his achievement as a science teacher--he re- ceived a S5100 award. Eighth Grade--Kevin Taylor, Nancy Walter, Darrell Chambers, Jim Schnoor. Hoegh, Doug Schnepel . QAbovey Karen Schnepel . Freshmen--Aaron Vorthmann lf . . . Memory. CBelowJ Todd Goos, Jim Nusser. P1 i -gee Q c 5 .5 I - Q W 6 ,.... A . QM' 1
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The Road 4 Out Students enjoy after-dinner program. Rich Schneider, Kathy Sperry, Jeri Walter, and Dan Schnepel enjoy their own - after -dinner program. --.. , ' 0' ' -.. aa.. Q N4 w 'uri Wg X ff I , . ff . fy, 1' 1 Julia Hartje, one of the few still going strong at 10:30 p.m. 73's Outstanding Musician dances, X Vi too--by himself, yet. V , r 4 i The Aksarben Bridge furnished music for dancing.
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