Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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ROBERTA TURNER KATHLEEN ZIMMERMAN A very vwacious lady. Bobbe Katie It's nice to be natural when you 're naturally nice, Music 9, 10, 12 Class Play 11,12 Music 9,10 Cheerleader 9 Class Play 11,12 Class Treasurer 9 Drama 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 Ja simon cLAs s Xt I I G qt jx .Q xv x ' 1 Q .S : PLAY J gs

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KATHLEEN MC DIVITT Kat.hie Modest, thoughtful, and nice to know. Class Play 11,12 Music 9, 10 - 1 V 5, y,ffsf. S1ssf3q.i THOMAS WA LKER T om Work is work and must be done, but whilel work I have my fun. Debate Team 12 Class Play 11,12 Class Treasurer 11 Annual Co-Editor 12 Music 12 I0 l X IG Qs auflff,-wl.f:.f,: mama-wmva-.mu M, 1 1. tw JAMES CURNUTT Jim A man of strife and concentration CAROLE SPILLER Blondie A very nice little gal. Music 9, 10, 11, 12 Class Play 11,12

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Muir, Ellen Hunt, Earla Ferguson, Karen Kallaus, Harriet Turner, Judith Yeater, Kathleen Holden, Norma Zimmerman, Paul Steingrabe, Pat Newbrough. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sherer, Richard Hixon, Thomas Alexander,Jerry Smith, Robert Evans, Janis Bagley, Donna Jones, Dale Cruikshank, Walter Chapman, Russell Milligan, Mr. Marriott. THIRD ROW: Adelle Wilson,,Terry Stites, Donald Visser,Brent Meckley, George Rudkin, Ronald Ostling, James Doherty, Dennis Dunn, Harriet Gabriel. NOT PICTURED: Richard Rush, Ronnie VanPelt, IUNIORS The junior year is one of the most exciting and important years in high school. The biggest money-making project is the publication of the BlueJay Chatter, our high school paper, This year is grew to a five-column paper. As before, the eight editions of this four-page paper came out once a month. Many hours of work went into preparing the paper for publication, selling, advertising, gathering news, writing copy, and preparing a dummy copy. Mrs. Lucchini is the Chatter advisor. ln November thejuniors presented their class play, Heros Just Happen, a three-act comedy directed by Mrs, Lucchini, The cast included '24 members, The newspaper and the class play contributed a nice profit to the class treasury, Another money-making project of the juniors was the handling of the food concessions at the football and basketball games. Next in their busy year came the first Christmas Formal of U.H.S. history, The Snow Flake Fantasy was sponsored by the juniors. The climax of the junior year was the preparing of the Junior-Senior Banquet with the help of the class sponsors, Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Sherer, and Mr, Mariott, Moments to Remember was the theme and the program and decorations were made to carry out this idea, The Banquet was given April 28th at the Hotel Savory,