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JUNIORS sitting first row front to back: Susan Jacobus, Jeanlne Werner, Roger Eichten, and James Schewe. Second row: Lillian Fennern, Marilyn Coulter, Sandra Dickinson, Agnes Hahn, Mary Jo Bernardy, Susan Dickinson, Maureen Macht, and Donna Way. Third row: Ruth Ann Schmidt, Penelope Powell, Vickie Christensen, Theresa Frericks, Larry Lange,' Linus Bierl, Lyle Turbes, and Gary Simning. Fourth row; Kenneth Hoffmann, Stanley Kuehn', Malcolm McCorkell, Gary Woodford, Robert Raddatz, and Steven Haas. Standing is Advisor Mr. Gasho. Not Pictured: Keith Christensen, Sharon Struckmann, Roger Fen- nern, and Raymond Groebner, Juniors’ zest brought class funds and Prom Basketball and football games found Juniors hurrying and scurrying as they made preparations for selling in the concession stand. As spring approached, classmen proudly wore their gradua- tion rings for the first time, and plans were made for the annual Prom. Officers of the class were Kenneth Hoffman, president; Stanley Kuehn, vice-president; Roger Eichten, secretary; and Marilyn Coulter, treasurer. Student Council representatives were Sandra Dickinson and Mal- colm McCorkell. Class advisors were Mr. William Gasho and Mr. Lloyd Telschow. SOPHOMORES front to back in the first row: Theresa Hammerschmidt, Judy Groebner, and Diane Jenniges. Second row; Dean Davis, Patricia Weber, Kay Fenger, Sandra Moore, Third row: Arlan Wille, Charles Bloedow, Sandra Sinclair, and Mary Kay Christensen. Fourth row: Don Wetter, Larry Weber, Chester Bergstrom, and Patty Way.
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SOPHOMORES front to back in the first row: Bruce Wegner, Janice Zimmerman, Ruth Ann Zitzmann, and Sherman Sheets. Second row: Lois Neumann, Helyna Holznagel, Robert Wegner, and Connie Goche. Third row: Edward Holzerland, Jill Johanneck, Lanny Kuester, and Patricia Matniowetz . Fourth row: David Hammerschmidt, Ger- aldine Goche, Judith Woelfel, and Kathleen Hoffman. Fifth row: Dianne Arends, Elizabeth Christensen, and Gaylon Dahmes. Sophomores’ and Freshmen’s climb in high school was underway Climbing up in school. Freshmen and Sophomores were led by their presidents, David Radel and Mary Kay Christensen, respectively. Among Freshmen activities were a movie and dance. The Homecoming skit of the Sophomores was entitled The Dagger. Other class officers of the Freshmen class were Pat Reese, secretary; Gary Kuehn, treasurer; and Jean Burtzel, Student Council representative. Other Sophomore officers were Sandra Moore, vice-president; Ruth Zitzman, secretary; Sandra Sinclair, treasurer; and Arlan Wille, Student Council representative. FRESHMEN standing 1. to r: John Fixsen, DavidFuhr, Gary Kuehn, Delbert Werner, James Menk, Myron Coulter, Michael Brand, Euleen Schweim, Richard Warner, Jean Arndt, Steven Christensen, Patricia Reese, Michael Alcorn, David Pelzel, Ber- nard Schewe, Glen Frericks, David Radel, Joseph Kaufenberg, Martin Goche, and Duane Jenniges . Seated l.to r: Linda Hauptli, Jean Burtzel, Diane Fennern, Linda Turbes, Carmen Goche, Marlene Irlbeck, Barbara Weber, Pamela Roadfeldt, Linda Bemardy, Judy Weber, Joyce Johanneck, Diane Hengel, Beverly Wegner, Ardyce Werner, Mary Woelfel, Janet Fennern, Bernice Gorres, Earlene Jensen, and Diane Schoer. Not pictured: James Beran and Mary Helget.
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