Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

t • « . VAUKEE COMMUNITY SCHOOL ECHO We Dedicate This Issue Of The Echo To Our Parents IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF THEIR SACRIFICES, THEIR ENCOURAGEMENT, AND THEIR PRIDE IN OUR DESIRE FOR AN EDUCATION. Members Of The Senior Class of 1962 Administration Principal V.J. Meyer, B.A., Government and Math. Mrs. Donna Morgan, B.S.Mr. Lewis Clark, B.S. Mrs. Barbara Meyer, Mrs Business Education Science b.A. Home Economics E.A Mrs. Betty Parson, B.A. English . Edith Harkrader, . High School and Jr. High Math Faculty I.LI Mr. William Schnelle, B.S Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts Mr. Loren Stoneman,B.S. Mrs. Margaret Jordan Mr. Glenn E. Primmer, Mrs. Lucille Gre Librarian, Remedial Vocal Music M. Voc. Ed. Jr. High EnglisV Reading, and Geography Music and Band Math, and Readi] Mrs. Dorthy Spear B.A. Fourth and Fifth Grade Mr. Homer Judkins Jr. Hi. Social Studies, Math, Science, and Phys, Education Track ivi.liUll'ni WWJwm li 11 [Vfl Mrs. Verda Jackson Fifth Grade Sixth Grade B.Ju Class Colors: Blue and White Linda Ann Rees Linda Her innocent look is just a blind; she’s up to something all the time. Marlys Ann Tibfcen Marlys Lead me not into temptation, but just show me where it is. Senior SECRETARY-TREASURER Joyce Ann Boone Joyce Her laugh would cause a riot in the morgue. James J. Thompson James The only person who can out argue him is his shadow. Of those to whom much is given; Class Flower: White Rose Class much is John Biersma John Late hours aren’t good for one, but are for two. Dennis M. Forret Mike I haven’t decided on my future, but how lucky can she be. Wanda Sue Stifel Wanda She knows all she says, but doesn’t tell all she knows. required. Carroll C. Smith Jr. Cris Great minds rule the world, but they can’t start my car. Richard W. Giles Dick Dennis L. Felt Denny If it’s an explosion you want, 1 11 light the fuse. When mischief’s brewing; his doing the stirring. Fred P. Smith Judith Ann Corbett Judy A modest girl in words and ways; she just earns her classmates praise. Fred Great men are scarce so take care of me. Jerome M. Skeers Jerry” In his Merc, he runs about, pushing most the time no doubt. Ronald L. Aldrich Ronnie Modest and shy and a likeable guy. William K. Parker Billy Great and prominent men are dead, and I'm not feeling well myself. Janet Fay Chambers Janet She’s a girl who gets around; she knows the guys out of town. Richard D. Applegate Dick Our Anchor Cranker, Beware Navy! Tony M. York Tony I never let my studies interfere with my education. Judith Jane McCarville Judie Little, but so is a stick of dynamite. « KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Hazel Tibben, Teacher Tony Winchester Jackie Hanlon Patrick O’Neill Shirley Brittain Mike Broderick Debbie Shoeman Sally Ross Eddie Jordan Sherry Merical Tommy Aldrich Sarah Tjossem Tim Skeers Jeff Jones Joan Artley Junior Swallow Linda Vowell Clark Smith Vicki Clark Michele Kemp Peggy Lux Paula Russell Joni Manson Lisa Andreini Wilma Rehbein Debra Ashley Sharon Steffen Steven Kesterson Joan Artley Stanley Moser Lorna Austin Stephen Mullins Debbie Martin Jimmy Lewis Vicki Weil Terry Parker Patti Hayes Douglas Hilgenber Marie Nizzi Matthew Smith Deborah Stork Calvin Pollock Janet Baer Tony Ceretti Peggy Lux Eugene Minshall Diane Dugger Michael Erdman Timmy Way Steven Fink Billy Moore Carl Haws Connie Haws FIRST GRADE Mrs. Hazel Harvey, Teacher Frederick Warren Bridget O'Neill Gary Smith Marilyn Morris Bobby Landers Janice Rynearson Diane Stall Bill Meyer Vicki Parker Joe Nizzi Kathy Wright Charlie Little Steve Dolos Joyce Haus Jeffery Primmer Marcia Blake Benjy Robel Alex Seibert Teresa Rehbein Roger Schnelle Denise Dowell Garry Steven Jean Llewellyn Tully Steward Mike Maifield Terri Hodson Terri Petty Hugh Smith FIRST GRADE Mrs. Doris Denton, Teacher Kathy Clark Mark Blake Colleen Clark Christy Christensen Denise Ceretti Jerry Burger Ricky Huscher Gail Critz Dean Clarkson Laura Davenport Joe Cunningham Margaret Stork Chuck's and Lena's Waukee Cafe Fitz Electrical Contracters Inc. Sandwiches to go. Soft drinks, etc. Electrical Contracting Ph. 987-9795 Dallas Center FIRST GRADE Mrs. Russell Day Debra Hilgenberg Lowell Andeberg Kathy Angaran Shaun Farrell Beth Applegate Kathy Aldrich Mark Broderick Patti Felt Donald Gehrke Barbara Fox Le Roi Austin Terry Copeland Tommy Birdwe11 Mary Kelly Dennis Dowell Ricky Chapman Doris Denton, Teacher, (cont.) SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lenore Keller, Teacher Linda Garland Curt Johnson Sharon Cook Harry French Katie Ceretti Mike Garland Mike Reed Karen Anderson Tim Broderick Carol Baer Kevin Broderick Barbara Burger Roxanna Baker Ricky Andreini Shirley Weil Raymond Chapman Annie Barnes Dick Lawrence Randy Rhodes Janine Allison Freddy Schnelle Jo Ann Hinkson John Christensen Linda Kirkpatrick Jack Lewellin Waukee Hardware Hardware and Gifts Phone 987—4894 Waukee BEVERLY'S House Of Beauty Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-4074 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lenore Keller,. Teacher, (cont.) Patty Speer Randy Applegate Patricia Schaffer Randy Smith Paula Slycord Craig Judkins Vicki Hanks SECOND GRADE Mrs Charlotte Swallow, Teacher Howard Smith Becky Boyer Eddie Me Atee Kathleen Jones David Stall Erika Rahlson Debra Bassett Ken Ulrich Carol Petty Danny Maifield Eleanor Rehbein Barbara Pollock Kathyrn Stork Linda Baker Maureen O’Neill Julie Manson Ramona Willis Lyn Huscher Jo Ann McGhghy THIRD GRADE Mrs. Charlotte Swallow, Teacher Mark Gruber Jackie Ver Schuer Jerry Husted Vickie Haus Owen Copeland Carla Trent Becky Waugh La Donna Olive THIRD GRADE Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker, Teacher Billy Anderson Lucreitia Vowell Billy Ross Marcia Garland Curtis Burger Sandra White Timberline Ranch Boy’s Guest Ranch Hayrides Phone 987-4447 Waukee, Iowa Bankers Trust Company Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 986-3606 COMPLIMENTS CRIMES OFFICE THIRD GRADE Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker, Teacher, (cont.) Wayne Pollock Susie Gehrke — David Rosenberger o — Kathy Felt Kirk Orr Sandie Mark aN � Delores Barbieri Ronnie Mullen Ellen Bryant Richard Harvey Peggy Inman Ronnie Brittain Randy bright Sandra Olson Alan Steven Joyce Dessenko John Bassett Laura Siebert Diane Broderick Kenny Smith Christine Giard Todd Buechler Peggy Merical Mike Clark Kim Chapman Terri Render FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Anna Martin, Teacher Jim Copeland Cindy Andreini Josephine Speer Jean Meyer Marla Woods Jackie Hans Vicki Jones Brandt Russell Kathy Hermann Ralph Steffen Barbara Brickert Randy Burger COMPLIMENTS OF: Dr. Harold C. Banwart D.D.S. Windsor Hardware Variety Hopkins Sporting Goods Campbells Department United Food Market Palmer Cafe FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Anna Martin, Teacher, (cont.) Phillip Andeberg Myrna Booth James Bassett Leonda Bennett Craig Hougham Linda Merical Susan Cook John Render Letitia Bennett Albert Ver Schuer Mary Jane Cunningham Dennis Skeers Oren Peterson Elaine Croci Vernon Kelly Christine Clark Nalen Olive Melva Dessenko Pam Lawrence Cathie White FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Dorothy Spear, Teacher Dennis Hakeman Cheryl Brittain Chuckie Morris Bobi Garland Marggie Jordan Jackie Eurger FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Dorothy Spear, Teacher Sharon Trammel Larry Thompson Sharon Pollock Kenneth Primmer Vickie Clarkson Danny Warren Danny Woltz Monica Ceretti Jud Ulrich Linda Olson Peter Prince Renae Broderick Keerae's Sundries Beneventi Chevrolet Co. Harold Bohrofen Imp. Patterson Barber Shop K-SANTO’S BEAUTY SALON Stephen Hawbaker Echerman Jewelry L.R. McGennis FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Dorothy Spear, Teacher, (cont Ronnie Waugh Sharon Snyder Jon Wiltgen Ruth Rosenberger Steve Artley Joe Birdwell Mark Springer FIFTH GRADS Mrs. Verda Jackson, Teacher Beverly Applegate Gail Gehrke Julie Copeland Wayne Day Monica Ridgeway Terry Micheal Fred Rehbein Dianne Delazzer Steve Andreini Tracy Gruber Mike Lawrence Jeri Allison Donald Six Lorraine Smith Lance Rahlson Suzanne Mullen John Meyer Carol Everman Joy Chapman Robert Bassett Christine Bennett Walter Wright Christine Mark Candace Seibert Donna Dolmage SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Edna Cushman, Teacher Lonnie Hawbaker Ruthann Clark Luke Gruber Cynthia Burt Douglas Forret Linda Judkins Bonnie Smith Ronnie Phillips Karen Hougham Rusty Bennett La Rue Dessenko John Morris Larson’s Cleaners 2 IS 5th St West Des Moines VERN DANILSON CO. Ace Feeds, Grain and Coal Seeds-Fertilizer-grinding Mixing Adel, Iowa SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Edna Cushman, Teacher, (cont.) Michael Little Carol Buechlei Larry Ceretti Patricia Farrell Michael Burroughs Sue Llewelyn Marilyn Anderberg Ronald Brittain Marlene Giles Larry Ver Schuer Sharon Keller Raymond Kelly Cynthia Johnson Tommy Barnes Mary Render John Copeland SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Lucille Gregg, Teacher Betty Biersma David Clark Penny Wright Raymond Bryant Deanne Allen Larry Stone Michael Keller Marlene Forret Mike Speer Laura Husted Warren Herr Penny Inman Janet Moser Larry Spoerry Mary Moran Gary White Marcia Harvey Terry Morris Billy Brittain Shyrll Six Patrick Lawrence Louise Peterson Larry Lewellin Viola Steffen Hall and McDonald Mohawk Carpeting Sealy Mattresses Shepard Carpet furniture John C. McDonald Lawyers Guy H. Hall Fred Shepard Where quality is higher than price” Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 2621 J hoa£ J7 l Dallas Op ter. Iowa SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Lucille Gregg, Teacher, (cont.) Beth Copeland Bruce Petty Saundra Cook Pete Woltz Nancy Hermann Rickey Scott Mike Farrell Karen Johnson Dennis Diller Linda Angaran Bruce Kuehl Janet Wiltgen Debbie Brickert Charles Everman Lois Brakke David Owens Patty Downard Stephen Keller Richard Smith Jane Swallow Dick Schaffer Brenda Clarkson Joe Neubauer Janet Pollock Becky Baker Wayne Winfield Linda Bennett Ella Prince Wanda Chapman Carol Anderson Nanette Duprez Karen Giles Sandy Llewellyn EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Marty Smith Linda Lewellin John Rosenburger Christine Lewis Daniel McGhghy Shirley Bennett Homer Judkins, Teacher NIZZi BROTHERS INGERSOLL FLORISTS Waukee, Iowa Phone-987-4797 2809 Ingersoll Ch 3-3124 Des Moines, Iowa Leona B. Strain EIGHTH GRADE Mr. Homer Judkins, -Teacher, (cont.) Candance Johnson Tom Tovera Glenda Primmer Mike Aldrich Carol Jean Allen Chuck Garland Kenny Trammel Toni Ridgeway Dennis Petty Sherry Copeland Jim Wiltgen Peggy Smith Beverly Burger Peter Rahlson Karen Tollari Jim Tyer Roberta Wright Larry Phillips Joe Render Brenda Delazzer Jim Morris Delores Bassett Mike Baker Kimberly Springer Nancy Peterson Jake Gruber Cathy Steffen Ike Dowell Diana McGhghy William Kelly Roger Hellickson Jane Haberman Mickey Merical Tom Leonard Orville Reich Agency Insurance and Real Estate Adel. Iowa JOSEPH W. JOHNSON D.D.S. 727 Adel Ave. Waukee, Iowa Hours by Appt. Phone 987-4760 Complete freezer and locker service ADEL LOCKER SERVICE Phone 486-2559 SUE’S TOWN SHOPPE Adel, Iowa Phone: 583 Mr. Lewis Clark, Sponsor Freshman Peggy Kuehl John Davis Brenda Birdwell Tommy Inman Rose Harris Larry Little Linda Biery Greg Burt Sandy Frette Freddy Croci Linda Diller Ronnie Rhodes Anita Shaffer Mike Steffen Linda Giles Howard Harris Carol French Steve Moser Darlene Andreini Ronnie Boone Cheryl Bailey Nick Gruber Carol Copeland Brad Burt Peggy Rees Gary Stone Ruth Hall Ronnie Six Lorrie Speer Dean Herr FRESHMAN (Con� t) Gloria Barbieri Harold Everman Shirley Swallow Larry Meyer Sharon Harvey Steve Barkley Barbara Spencer Bobbi Smith George Stifel Mr. Daniel Neville, Sponsor Sophomores Keith Booth Mike Ridgeway Minna Muench Jon Allison Sally Diller Linda Minshall Rickie Woods Marie Hellickson Dennis Dolmage Linda Leonard Dennis Baxter Kathy Lewis Dallas Hakeman Cheryl Ross Leland Green Janice Felt Terry Orr Karen Skeers James Little Judy Crees SOPHOMORES (Con John Warren Martha Buck Carl Raser Juanita Forret Gary Gehrke Rosemary Logan Robbie Artley Marilyn Schaffei Pat Parker Vickie Barkley Jimmy Steffen Marlene Bassett Dena Angaran Connie Erakke Nancy Ostring Barbara Applegate Billy Six Karen Leonard Suzanna Anderson Diana Brittain Judie Trammel ■ Mrs. Betty Parson, Sponsor Juniors Ben Herr Peggy Collins Susie Hawbaker Don David Diana Six ■■■Pres Darrell Dolmage Jeannie Artley Art Spencer Shieli Williams Vendell Hinkson JUNIORS (Ccn� t) Nancy Woods Jeff Johnson Deanna Merical Ronnie Potter Linda Witmer Siep Biersma Dorothy Garrett Dennis Thompson . Nancy Jones Jerry Crees Mary Andreini Jim Michael Lucy Barbieri Kenny Van Deventer Judy Downard Tom Haberman Carolyn Burger John Chapman David Forret Donnie Potter Scott Freerksen Robert Little Now, Shit Friday, October 27, 1961 Sponsor: Mrs. Betty Parson The Junior girls at It again. Thursday, September 21, 1961, the AMbkl STkFF 'went to various Ron Aldrich, Tony York, Fred Smith tovms to sell adds Tor the Yearbook. Back Ro : deannie krtl Tibben, Tony lork, Lind Second Ro : dudie McCa Bobbie Smith, Peggy Re Boone, and Susie Rauba Baseball Top Row: Nick Gruber, George Stifel, Greg Burt, Brad Burt, Gary Stone, Dave Forret Middle Row: Dick Giles, Rick Woods, Ronnie Potter, Robert Little, Dallas Hakeman, Ben Herr, Denny Felt, Robbie Artley Bottom Row: Tony York, Art Spencer, Jerry Crees, Mike Forret, Kenny Van Deventer, Siep Biersma, Donnie Potter In front: Tom Inman, Ronnie Boone, James Little SPRING BASEBALL Waukee 9 1 Dexfield Waukee 5 0 North Waukee 3 0 Granger Waukee 6 14 Tech Waukee 0 11 Dowling Waukee 2 0 Martensdale Waukee 11 0 Grimes Waukee $ 3 Roosevelt Sectional Tournament Waukee 2 0 Norwalk Waukee 2 1 Martensdale District Tournament Waukee 10 1 Y.J.B. Waukee 11 3 East Greene Sub-State Tournament Waukee 1 7 Dowling THE TEAM FALL BASEBALL Waukee 9 2 Martensdale Waukee 18 0 Prescott (Sectional Tourney) Waukee 3 0 Granger (Sectional Tourney] Waukee 3 4 Interstate 35 (District T.) Fresh man To? Inman r Js � � � % r FRESHMEN INITIATION SAYING I’d rather be a could be, if I couldn’t be an are; for a could be is a mayoe with a chance of reaching par. I’d rather be a has been than a might have been by far, j.or a might have been has never been but a has been was an are ft'Ce £ ya iver Young man, youfre vary fresh. Gr cup� tfci Any P°i8°n CAST Dennis O'Finn-Dennis Thompson Miss Heldegarde-Deanna Merical Miss Birdie-Jeannie Artley Miss Amantha-Linda Witmer Miss Lucy-Sue Hawbaker Miss Nettie-Nancy Woods Miss Elisabeth-Mary Andreini Kraraer-Tom Haberman Wpndeii HinkSOn First Stretcher Bearer-wenaexx nx� Second Stretcher Bearer-John Chapman Jane Rogers-Shi Williams Johnson-Jeff Johnson Science PHYSICS The school year for Physics was divided into three parts. The first third was devoted to simple machines and mechanical devices. The second, and perhaps most interesting, was electricity. Electroplating and other electronic devices and principles were studied with much enthusiasm and interest. Heat, light, and sound rounded out a year of interesting and intriguing study. You just can't balance out, Fred. I don’t care what you say; that's where I want it I GUIDANCE Guidance work runs the gamut of human experiences from explaining to a seventh grader why class room misbehavior is not acceptable to convincing a high school senior that all is not lost as a result of a broken romance. Specifically, my guidance begins with the nine-week guidance of seventh graders, whose purpose is to explore the reasons for attending school, class room behavior, teen-age problems, and a brief look at some of the occupations. Now, everybody listen Did you find what you were looking for? BIOLOGY Biology was divided into two main categories, the study of plant life and the study of animal life. We began with the study of the one-cell-ed animals and gradually worked our way up to humans. At the beginning of the second semester, we started to disect cats. The last nine weeks will be devoted to botany or the study of plants. GENERAL SCIENCE We began the year with a complete study of the atom. Using the information learned in the study of atoms we proceeded to work a few basic chemistry problems. Next, we went into a study on the universe. We later went into the study of simple and complex machines which included a complete study of the gasoline engine. During this study, the boys discovered they didn't know as much as they thought they did while the girls discovered they were plain dumb as far as gasoline engines go. The study of the camera was especially interesting because we got to develop and print some pictures. Two other major things studied were electricity and light. President - Dennis Thompson Vice President - Ben Herr Secretary - Dennis Felt Treasurer - Tony York Reporter - David Forret Sentinel - Jon Chapman The Iowa association Future Farmers of America is the state organization for vocational agriculture students in Iowa public schools which operate under the provisions of State and National Vocational Education Acts. Some of the Aims and Purposes of the FFA are: 1. Develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and establish a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of forming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. President - Minna Muench Vice President - Suzy Hawbaker Secretary - Martha Buck Treasurer - Cathy Lewis Parlimentarian - Barb Applegate Historian - Suzanne Anderson Reporter - Carolyn Burger Music - Shieli Williams For the first time in many years the Waukee Chapter of Future Homemakers of America joined the state and national groups. Delegates were sent to the F.H.A. State Convention in Des Moines April 4th and 5th. Activites this past year included taiks, panel discussions, skits, and movies, all centered on Teen Consuming this year’s theme. New pinking shears bought for the Home Economics department and helping the Waukee churches with their UNICEF parties were some of the outside activites done by the members. A dance was given in April with the theme Stardust . a field trip to Des Moines was taken in the spring and enjoyed by all. Industrial Art WATCH THAT PIN! Home Ec I - II How are the leftovers from the Faculty Dinner? Are you sure the recipe will take all that milk? Debate Bill Parker, Tom Haberman, Cris Smith, Jeff Johnson, and Jerry Skeers. Speech Judie McCarville, Linda Rees, and Bill Parker Speech Activities Participation in Speech Acticities provides valuable training and experience not only in the development of poise, but in logical thinking, analysis and interpretation. Among 1961-62 honors were: A Division I rating in debate at Missouri Valley with top place in the 8-team meet and a 7-1 record; foufcth place for the affirmative team, Cris Smith and Jerry Skeers, in the State Iowa High School Forensics Association Class B debate tournament; awards of Superior Speaker ratings to Cris Smith and Excellent Speaker ratings to Jerry Skeers, Bill Parker, and Jeff Johnson; Superior Team rating to Smith and Skeers; an Excellent Team rating to Parker and Johnson. Jeff Johnson received a Division I rating in the state contest of the Iowa High School Speech Association for Interpretive Seading-Prose. Jerry Skeers, Judie McCarville, and Linda Rees won Division II ratings in Interpretive reading at the District Forensics meet at Newton. SENIORS English STUDIOUS SENIORS? ENGLISH Students of English have a full schedule during the year, for the English curriculum incorporates studies of literature, composition, grammar and the oral skills. Innovations this year include a series of lessons on reading improvement and the use of vocabulary records, as well as increased emphasis on dictionary reference. JUNIORS Studying hard, the Juniors always like to make a good impression! SOPHOMORES 8:30 is too early in the morning for English! FRESHMEN Is it that bad Brad? This is not a required class for freshmen. WORLD HISTORY This is a required class for sophomores. This is a required class for juniors. This is a required class for the seniors during the first semester. This is a required class for the seniors during the last semester. GENERAL MATH - is an elective subject for anyone to take. Mr. Meyer is the teacher. ALGEBRA - is an elective course for Freshmen and Sophomores. Mr. Meyer is the Algebra teacher. GEOMETRY - is an elective course for everyone but the Freshmen. Mrs. Harkrader is the teacher. TRIGONOMETRY- James Little. Tom Haberman, and Suzy Hawbaker. TRIGONOMETRY - is an elective course for Juniors and Seniors. Mr. Bryant is the teacher. Cjirls’ Basketball 'fijER: Bottom Row: Kiddle Row: Top Row: Judy Crees, Deanna Merical, Shi Williams, Janice Felt, Janet Chambers, Barbara Spencer, Kathy Lewis, Martha Buck. Shirley Swallow, Anita Shafer, Barb Applegate, Karen Leonard, Peggy Collins, Joyce Boone, Peggy Kuehl, Linda Giles. Peggy Rees, Linda Diller, Cheryl Bailey, Sandy Frette, Diana Six, Nancy Woods, Carol Copeland. Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee 28 24 29 33 32 43 31 32 53 89 51 33 50 44 31 29 36 51 44 46 23 30 35 23 51 33 36 42 Granger Grimes Van Meter Johnston Urbandale Assumption Woodward Granger Grimes Dallas Center Adel Central Dallas Assumption Van Meter COUNTY Waukee JT J£ Woodward .SECTIONAL Waukee “J5 Jl Van Meter Cheerleaders W - Marlys Tibben A - Linda Rees U - Jeannie Artley K - Suzy Hawbaker E - Minna Muench E - Diana Brittain Boys’ Basketball Bottom Row: Ronnie Rhodes, Art Spencer, Ronnie Potter, Donnie Potter, Denny Felt, Jerry Crees, Mike Forret. Middle Row: Dallas Hakeman, Dick Giles, Tony York, Kenny VanDeventer, John Warren, Keith Booth, Rick Woods, Mgr. Top Row: Greg Burt, Brad Burt, Robert Little, Ben Herr, Mike Ridgeway, Siep Biersma, Robbie Artley, Gary Stone, Ronnie Boone. Waukee 53 61 Waukee 55 36 Waukee 74 59 Waukee 72 43 Waukee 68 66 Waukee 55 53 Waukee 55 54 Waukee 71 63 Waukee 69 52 Waukee 61 45 Waukee 53 55 Waukee 44 56 Waukee 64 39 Waukee 69 59 Waukee 83 48 COUNTY Waukee 44 40 Waukee 61 55 Waukee 56 56 SECTIONAL Waukee §5 22“ Waukee 62 52 Waukee 65 57 DISTRICT Waukee 5? US Waukee 60 45 Waukee 46 38 Granger Grimes Van Meter Johnston Urbandale Assumption Woodward Granger Grimes Dallas Center Adel Central Dallas Assumption Van Meter St. Patrick's St. Patrick's Perry Central Dallas Linden Central Dallas Granger Guthrie Center Dallas Center Adel SUB-STATE Waukee 54 66 Perry Homecoming KING, QUEEN and Court Girls’ Chorus mrrr-n''n ■ rvn 'A .wv rtVim-S OFFICERS: President - Joyce Boone, Vice President - Marlys Tibben, Librarians - Barbara Applegate, Jeannie Artley • S V Boys’ Chorus Bottom Row: Mr. Primmer, Ronnie Rhodes, Steve Barkley, Dave Forret, Nick Gruber, Ronnie Boone, James Little. Middle Row: Pat Parker, Scott Freerksen, Gary Stone, Brad Burt, George Stifel, Dennis Baxter, Carl Raser. Top Row: Rick Woods, Gary Gherke, Ronnie Potter, Jon Chapman, Kenny Van Deventer, Art Spencer, Donnie Potter, Siep Biersma, Jerry Crees. Mixed Chorus RESULTS OF STATE MUSIC CONTEST Individual Solos Small Groups Held at Stuart, Iowa Held at Stuart, Iowa Rosemary Logan Vocal II Ate Brass Sextet I Fred Smith Baritone I Mixed Clarinet Quartet I Nancy Ostring Flute I Flute Quartet I B-flat Clarinet Quartet I Trumpet Trio I Large Groups Held at Norwalk, Iowa Girls Chorus I Mixed Chorus II Band The Senior Band has received a I rating at the state contest for the last five years. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET This Our Yearbook years to come Golden Memories Golden memories never fade The fun will always last The tearful pleasure will always linger Of the joys we all shared in the past. We'll miss you. Dear Alma Mater, While passing through these doors As we, the Seniors hope to succeed In all our earthly chores We wish that you would let us stay Within your halls just one more day But that part of our life will continue to be Just another little golden memory. Saundra Cook giving a speech in Speech class. Janet Pollock-clarinet Linda Olson-clarinet Ronnie Waugh-cornet Larry Thompson-alto sax Wayne Winfield-trombone Chrissie Bennett-flute III Rating Candy Siebert-clarinet David Clark in Typing class. JUNIOR HIGH CONTEST RESULTS Intermediate Division II Ratings Larry Spoerry-trombone Bonnie Smith-baritone Rebecca Baker-flute Raymond Bryant-clarinet III Rating Carol Allen-French Horn Advanced Division 1+ Rating Mike Aldrich-clarinet I Ratines Peggy Smith-clarinet Glenda Primmer-clarinet Terry Morris-clarinet David Clark-trumpet II Rating Karen Tollari-clarinet SACRE BLEU TRANSLATE that. A LI SWOOK. UP! GREETINGS! HELP!! APRIL 21, 1962 Friend or enemy? DIRECTED BY MRS. BETTY PARSON THE LINE UP Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Shaffer Janitors Mr. Ogden Bus Drivers Mr. Clark, Francis Weil, John Tibben Dick Giles, Tony York, John Biersma, Denny Felt, and Dick Applegate taking Iowa Tests of Educational Development. Tests Marlys Tibben, Joyce Boone, Wanda Stifel, Linda Rees, and Janet Chambers taking I.T.E.D. Drivers’ Training Robbie Artley, Karen Leonard, Deanna Merical, Carolyn Burger, and Dallas Hakeman studying for Drivers' Training. Mr. Neville, Terry Orr, Dorothy Garrett, and Carolyn Burger during Drivers' Training class. Mr. Bryant, Sponsor The Inter-Class Council is an organization made up of the class presidents from grades 7-12. It has taken the place of the Student Council of previous years. The main duty of the Inter-Class Council is to set up dances- and take care of the general problems of the student body. MEMBERS Linda Rees Ben Herr Keith Booth Peggy Kuehl Ike Dowell Bruce Petty Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Seventh Business Education We would like you to meet Mrs. Rolloff who substituted for Mrs. Morgan for approximately four months. She did a fine job as a substitute and we enjoyed having her for a teacher. Business Math- Scott, Mike, and Ronnie Shorthand I - Deanna, Linda, Carolyn, and Nancy Senior Class Prophecy It is the year 2002 and we have decided to visit the dear old Waukee Community School. We are not surprised to find that the class of 62 is running the school. That’s what they always used to want to do anyway. as we walk in the door, we find JOYCE BOONE, one of our faithful janitors mopping up the floor. She looks so chic with her French-cut coveralls (which don't cover all.) Next we walk into the office of DICK APPLEGATE, Superintendent of schools, and find him chasing the secretary, LINDA REES, around the desk. Dick is just grabbing her as we walk in but he sees us and lets go. Better luck next time, Mr. Applegate! Our old superintendent of Waukee days was happily at work loading buses. We all remember his mania for having everyone ride a bus from good old Waukee days. We ask Dick to take us on a tour of the school. Well, shall we start at the bottom, says Dick. So, we walk into the Kindergarten room, where JAMES THOMPSON, their teacher, is sweating. Those kids have him stumped again. We hear a racket in the hall and run out and find the noise is coming from the band room. We walk in and TONY YORK, the director, turns around and yells, Cut it, and Shut up! He starts to throw the baton at us, so we run out. On our way to the Home Ec. room we pass the Biology room where the students are clustered around an object on the floor. A closer inspection reveals this object to be JUDIE McCARVILLE, Biology teacher, who has fainted because one of the students has held up a dead mouse. We notice smoke pouring out of the Home Ec. room and MIKE FORRET, the Home Ec. teacher, comes out with a ruffled apron on and says in a shrill voice, Oh dear, oh dear! I've burnt the pie again. He breaks down crying. Now, we can't stand to see a teacher cry, so we leave CRIS SMITH, the school's great cook, to comfort him. We know that Mike and Cris will someday make someone good wives. On entering the lunch room, we hear strange music and someone yelling 1-2-i waddle, kick. On the floor are the great J.J. Jazz Jivers doing the new dance craze, The Waddle. They are JERRY SKEERS and JANET CHAMBERS. They teach dancing that goes as far back as the historic twist. Boy, you ought to see Jerry waddle it. We go up the escalator to the second floor, to find the French teacher, GUIOME PARKER, making his own pronunciation of the French language. His greeting of BONJOWER! reminds us of the good old days when he used to drive Mrs. Millen crazy. Then we hear a loud rumble echoing through the hall. It is a mighty voice saying a 5 hour detention for you! And you see a tall formidable figure stalking out of the study hall. You guessed who it is---our principal--JOHN BIERSMA, better known as, BIG BAD JOHN. We go into the study hall to see who he was yelling at. We find the Librarian crouching in the corner. It is FRED SMITH, who got in trouble for filing dirty books in the kindergarten library. Then we see the other janitor coming out of the boy's rest room with a broom in her hand. It is MaRLYS TIBBEN. We asked her if she thought it was a rather peculiar job, and she answered that when she signed up, she hadn't realized what she was getting into. We go to the gym next where we find the boy's P.T. class doing calisthenics. They are doing an excellent job, because WANDA STIFEL is the great coach. They say she's the greatest coach since Neville. Continued Latin French French and Latin are the two foreign language classes. They are elective courses for the junior high and high school. Mr. Dan Neville is now chief taster for one of the leading gourmet establishments in Chicago. Due to a long habit still maintained, Dan now weighs a mere 410 pounds. Then we hear a splash and look into the swimming pool. DICK GILES, the girls swimming instructor, is on the bottom of the'pool with a brick tied around his foot. Dick really likes those yellow polka dot bikinis. In fact, he likes them too well, that’s why they threw him in. We step outside the building and notice a tow truck coming down the road. It’s pulling a 2002 bashed in convertible. DENNY FELT, the Driver’s Training instructor, is riding on the hood. We hear that the next car he gets will be an ancient 1962. He’s been smashing up too many new cars. On the way to the Ag. shop, we meet RONNIE ALDRICH,our Maintenance man, headed for the Cloud Room with a cup of coffee in one, and a cigarette in the other. We notice that his quarters in the bus barn have been cleaned out and there is a heap of cigarette butts, beer cans, and paper back books out in back of the building. Supt. Applegate has quite a time keeping Ronnie from getting too wild. As we near the Ag. shop, we can hear sounds of a scuffle inside. Oh, oh the ag. boys are chasing their teacher JUDY CORBETT around the tables again. You'll never catch her boys, she was once a great track star. As we leave the school for the last time, we hear the terrified screams of Linda Rees. It sounds like Supt. Applegate caught her at last. When we look in the window, we see the entire faculty having a party. Everyone’s doing the dance craze, the Waddle, except James Thompson and Joyce Boone. They’re squares so they do the ancient Twist. So, that’s the way we leave things at Waukee High, it sounds pretty bad, but do we care? FORGET IT’!! THE END! What are you hiding from? Where’s your grass skirt, Marlys? The night's still young. Dennis I Junior-Senior Banquet $ Girl's Sextet - with seven? Guess how we got there? Is it good, Dennis? Is it interesting. Kike? Did you get enough to eat, Mr. Moore? Fourth or fifth helping. Coach? L6 m m eh t e m e n t I Dare You Award Mike Forret Marlys Tibben You Can Do Better By Trading At Your Own Co-op c'Jai 'inor s C o-of) Colevalor 0 o. Phone 987-4511 Waukee, Iowa Owned by Farmers and Pays AU Taxes George Kramer, Manager Capacity 250,000 Formers Co-op Lumber Yard Your Own Building Headquarters Lawrence Linn, Manager Waukee Iowa Phone 987-4553 Former's Co-op Oil Co. OIL — ACCESSORIES — GAS Service and Tank Wagon Phone 987-4587 Waukee Iowa Co-op Propane Dept. Richard Inman, Manager Our customers are warm Friends Phone 987-4511 Bushels off Grain BOONEVILLE CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Custom Grinding and Mixing Grain, Feed, 8eed, Fertilizer and Fencing. BOONEVILLE, IOWA Van Meter 2541 Waukee 987-4264 L F. GARLAND SON Grain... Feeds... Coal Office Phone 987-4023 Residence 987-4873 DR CHARLES W. HOWE Consideration Given to Both Large and Small Animals This space Campbell flying Semite courtesy AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE FLIGHT INSTRUCTION AI9UAL CROP SPRAYING CHARTER SERVICE °f DALLAS CENTER, IOWA Bis. Castles and Lister Phone 436-2101 --Adel Donie Murray Farmers Co-op Lumber Co. B. M. Service Building Materials General Repair Hardware Welding Fencing Auto - Truck - Tractor Paint Waukee, Iowa Lawrence Ph. 967-4553 Dan ROTHCHILD-McCARVILLE Bud Sandy Sam Construction Company Co-op Service Station Builders of Well Planned Quality Homes Accessories - Gas - Oil 923-8th Street Des Moines, Iowa Tires - Batteries Phone CH 3-1748 Ph. 987-4587 Ceneser Implement Store Allis Chalmers and New Ideas in Farm Implements Stoves - Refrigerators - Hardware Congratulations FRANK’S PIZZA HOUSE Granger, Iowa Phone Elgin 5-2400 Grimes, Iowa Jack Geneser, Prop. tyuMQHULK OU PmoNI 3353 VAN M TER, IOWA Q It pays to look well. U JERRY’S BARBER SHOP VJ Waukee, Iowa OLSON BROTHERS ans Waukee, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Goodyear Farm Service Firestone General Trucking PHONE 987-4020 WOLTZ STUDIOS, INC., hB3? Des Moines, Iowa. WE WANT TO THANK EVERYONE WHO HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THIS YEARS ANNUAL, 1962 ECHO THE SENIORS OF 1962 n CLINE BARBER SHOP Adel, Iowa Bernadine s Fashions Smart styles of sports wear Adel, Iowa Phone 468-2663 ADEL LOCKER SERVICE Phone 468-2559 Complete locker and freezer service ROBERT E. FRUSH Attorney At Law Telephone 16 Adel. Iowa ADEL BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally owned-Nationally known P.F. 8c B.L. Schwarzkopf cz fzdngton czHotzl fjoura 818 Court 468-5117 John F. Eva Button R. T. SMITH M.D. Granger, Iowa UPTOWN CAFE Meals and Fountain Service 987-9792 (Ul J v Waukee, Iowa COMPLIMENTS OF HOLLEY SUPPLY COMPANY 100 E. Grand Avenue Phone CH 3-6247 Des Moines 7 Iowa H.C. WILLIAMS Road Rock, Gravel, Sand, and Con-Mix Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-4217 Wall Imp. Co. John Deere Salesy Service Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 2881 Plymouth Valiant WAUKEE MOTORS Telephone 987-4501 909-11 Sixth Street WAUKEE, IOWA Congratulations BRANDT FUNERAL HOME Dallas Center Iowa COMPLIMENTS DALLAS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION LAWRENCE A. FOX. SEC’Y and TREAS. Dallas Center, Iowa Am VAN METER MOTOR CO. VAN METER, IOWA ,, ns,,' PHONE: 2211 Tractors Farm Equipment Ford Automobiles and Trucks SPRINGER § SON WAUKEE, IOWA MFG. CO., INC PH 98-74564 Hydraulics Truck Hoist-(14 different models) Wagon Hoist-(5 Models) Best wishes to the 1962 Graduates Manufacturing is the responsibility °f Engineering and deslgn-Quallty is the results. FINE ITALIAN FOODS Baer . Meyer Co. ALICE'S SPAGHETTI LAND Lewis A. Baer 987-4041 PHONE 987-4891 Waukee, Iowa AIR CONDITIONED Agrico The nations leading fertiliser, Nitrogsn anhydrous ammonia Phone 987-4885 Waukee, Iowa Morea (Mores makes marbled meat) Waukee Liquid Feed Co. BAIN’S ROYAL BLUE Henry L. Leonard 987-4271 Groceries and Meats Lewis A. Baer 987-4041 Congratulations to the 1962 Graduates DAVE SMITH OIL COMPANY Sinclair Products Phone 987-4794 Waukee, Iowa DATE’S CAEE and SERVICE STATION 21■ Hour Service AND LIGHT COMPANY EASTERS SOPER VALO 6605-University Des Moines, Iowa Open From 8-9 Weekdavs 9-9 Weekends Free Estimates 24 Hour Service DOWNARD PLUMBING CO. 2656 East 45th Street Phone AM. 6-0939 Des Moines, Iowa Employees Earl WIIsQn Dave Campbell Duane Kopp Packers of fine foods BEAVER VALLEY CANNING COMPANY WASHALL Grimes, Iowa Waukee Iowa OAKWOODS FARM Horses Boarded, Trained, 4. Sold Phone 987-4679 Waukee, Iowa Dr. Sternagel Dr. VanNatta Dr. Wirtz 225-5th West Des Moines, Iowa CR 9-3606 _____________ Compliments of POLK COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION • Your savings insured to $10,000 by a government agency and earn per year • Visit the Mortgage Dept, for complete home financing service (Conventional, FHA, GI) 7th and High Streets Des Moines, Iowa Vaukee Office B8ENTON STATE BANK Phone 987-4541 Loans, Insurance, Realestate Member FDIC Best Wishes from PARKER BROTHERS, INC, Publishers of Games Salem, Massachusetts Des Moines, Iowa HARMON BARBER SHOP 845-42nd St. Des Moines, Iowa Cr 9-9557 HENRY HELD'S DES MOINES SEED AND NURSERY STORE Quality Farm S ds. Nunary Stock and Pat Supplies Pfco— 4-9952 DES MCHNES, IOWA 615 Loc«t VALLEY FLORISTS AND GIFTS SHOP Personal Service Inez Hazel 507 Elm BL 5-2125 West Des Moines A.G. FEE TER M-O Physician and Surgeon Van Meter, Iowa Phone No.- 2661 Residence- 3911 CORENE ACRES Live in beautiful Corene Acres Waukee, Iowa Fisher Funeral Home Adel and Van Meter 486-5259 35-2011 Center Bowl Dallas Center, Iowa Phone 7671 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA