Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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irh slraw hafs and swirling skirls, rhe MEXICAN DANCERS performed Herb AlperI's Tiiuana Taxi wilh flair. Fronl' row- ane Arnold, Cindy Cook, Terry Dunlee, Mary Hadley. Second row-Sandra See, Becky Graham, Kaihy Cluie, Marilyn Brauhn, aron Mclnfyre. Third row-Sylvia DeBilzan, Dianne Dickinson, Shirley Lederman, Kalhy Ransom, Mary Holbrook, Lindsay Dar- g. Shimmering gold and Headaches inlroduced 'rhe SENIOR PRECISION LINE-Nancy Miller, Marilyn Brauhn, Terry Dunfee Sandy Spragle, Sue Davenport Pam Jurgens, Cheryl Hanson, Dorolhy Bdiferlield, Pam Cooley, Kalhy Kenny, Sharon Enyarf, Elaine Ross, Valerie Baker, Carol Edwards, Ann Carpenler. ding lhe show wilh a splash of color and high slepping were 'rhe CANCAN girls-Debby Myers, Kevan Beck, Lynn Cross- iile, Jane Ormsion, Jane Bragdon, Gina Munson, Sue Bredow, Sandy Schoger, Teresa Wilharm, Julie Paffison, Becky Herlee. Noi picfured-Sheri Edwards, Cindy Uhrig. f t Above-The OTHER BROTHERS, Kevin Parsons and Hank Edsill performed a clever dialogue. Leif-THE PRIDE OF THE OZARKS are Bonnie Tidemann, Debbie Brusfkern, Ginger Ogden, and Ingrid Moe. Noi' piclured-Linda Barnharf, Karen Erickson, Debbie Hurley, Debbie Michaels, Michele Waidley. gli- 27

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The Pollcafeers accompanied by 'rhe band and by Marie Marlinod dance +o Dominique and When fhe Sainl Go Marching ln. POLKATEERS-Gus? Olson, Kay Kober, Roqer Krebs, Kafhy Lindquisf, Marie Marfinoi ' Sieve McDowell, Mary Lou Gillam, Harley Wildes, Barb Bandlield, John Graham. Noi picfured-Sherrie Roeh gal ff sr 15 The new-Tangled Oldsmobile ads up and gives a liiile irou- .. - T. - -- ble +0 Sue Sfreef and Mark Keefer in we MITCH MED'-EY The Valenlmes of lhe BOYS CANCAN a la Parisian are Bob Weyhrauc ol Daisy, Cruising Down 'rhe River, and My Merry Oldsmobile. Bill Teller, Sam Walihour, l-lap Annis, John Presion, Milce Broell, Tom Bee er, John Gerk, Chuck Lampman. A modern dance was performed by FOR SWINGING DANCERS-Firsf row-Judy Liffrinq, Ellen Bulferlield, Pam Cook, Lisa Kampfe Second row-Coleen Ross, Vivian Ridenour, Diane Hummel, Cay Chrislian. M26

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Annual Staff Compiles Our Memories The Wahawk sTaTT enioyed The experience OT a group eTTorT To publish The Two hundred-page l967 edi- Tion. The sTaTT members uniTecl To promoTe yearbook sales wiTh a skiT in November. Following The slogan Happiness is a warm yearbook hoT oTT The press, The sTudenTs became PeanuTs characTers wiTh Lucy as pro- moTion chairman. The Squires provided background mu- sic and were The rhyThm secTion Tor The Wahawk song, This Book ls Your Book. ProducTion deadlines were meT in November, Jan- uary, February, March, and April. SevenTeen hundred copies were disTribuTed in May To WesT sTudenTs, Tac- ulTy, and WaTerloo businesses. The new sTaTT members worked To publish The sixTeen-page supplemenT mailed during The summer. V KaThie Richardson represenTed The Wahawk aT The N.S.P.A. ConvenTion in Chicago during Thanksgiving vacaTion. The sTaTT gaThered Tor an inTormal parTy wiTh Spec'l'aTor ediTors and reporTers aT ChrisTmas. ProiecTs To Tinance yearbook expenses were pop- corn sales aT TooTball games, sales oT plasTic covers, and coaT check aT winTer sporTs. The Wahawlc be- longed To Quill 81 Scroll and The lowa High School Press AssociaTion. Business Manager JeTT RickerT and Ari' EdiTor Claudia Osiheimer Try To decide on a yearbook cover design. ,sv Sf, Tii ,.,,,.,., nat! EdiTor Diane Thompson uses' The mimeoscope To crop a picTure Tc a division page. PicTure EdiTors Janel' RohlT, Diane Arnold, and Becky Loomis consulT lasf year's layouTs OT iunior picTures. 'bfi s T 'RT 8