Treynor High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Treynor, IA)

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Row 1: J. Lemons, B. Green, L. Green, J. Anderson,J. Boyer. Row 2: C. Buckelew, L. Horn, J. Goos, S. Reneau, L. Vlieg, M. Ryan, C. Briggs, J. Briggs, V. Mass, Mrs. Bolton. Row 3: S. Mass, S. Morse, P. Schmidt, D. Hoegh, L, Sorensen, M. Bryant, J. Anderson, T. Hess, L. Walter, D. Costa, J. Brockman. Future Homemakers of America To help finance the band for the Calendar Dance, FHA girls took orders for and baked cakes, cookies, etc, ' f 'ff' . . D The Future Homemakers of America had another active year. They sponsored a Cakewalk and sold tupperware to finance their social projects, which in- cluded sponsoring the Calendar Dance, attending Butterflies Are Free, and enjoying a pizza party. In addition, they decorated the Queen's float for homecoming and participated in several educational programs. Mrs. Naomi Bolton advised the group, which numbered 25 members. Officers included Joetta Boyer--President, Joyce Anderson--Vice-President, Liz Green--Secretary, Becky Green--Treasurer, and Jan Lemons--Historian.

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Student Council Student Council, with a repre- sentation of 19 students, was di- rected by Mr. Jerry Figg. Two student -elected representatives and each class president comprised the group. Officers included Terry Han- sen, Presidentglxflike Sukup, Vice- Presidentg Susan Scheel, Secretaryg and Renee Heuwinkel, Treasurer. The Homecoming Dance and the spring volleyball tournament were among some of the group's major contributions. They spent much of their time discussing student welfare issues including study halls, lunchroom behavior, dress code procedures, etc. Row 1, top to bottom: Russell Ma- guire, R. Tiarks, I. Schnoor. Row 2: Mike Sukup, Susan Scheel, Renee Heuwinkel, Tom Wichert. Row 3: Karen Schnepel, Tracy Rath, Melaney Bottoms. Row 4: Peggy Forrester. Row 5: Jeff Schroeder, Tim Horn, Jim Nusser, Diane Sorensen. Row 6: Randy Sorensen, Julia Hartje, Jim Win- chell. Row 7: Terry Hansen.

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Left to right--J. Deitchler, R. Andersen, L. Davis, J. Goos, T. Sudmann, K. Goos, J. Guttau, G. Davis, M. Carlile, I Kjeldgaard, K. Nelson, M. Ryan. Cadette Drill Team The Cadette drill team, directed by Mrs. Mary Figg and Mrs. Carol Arnold, consisted of 12 girls and one alternate. The girls were selected on ability from both junior and senior high school. Attired in red-and-white uniforms, they performed during half time of several home basketball games. In addition to marching and dancing to music, the girls did L r precision drills to drum cadence. All the initial planning and rugged practice sess- ions paid off, as the Cadettes were warmly received and highly praised by all who saw them perform. THS is, indeed, proud of the Cadettes.