Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 35th President— 1961-1963 T binated Daily Herald ASSASSINATED! Kennedy ihot dead in 1 Ml � U Rl)l President Ken no uaily skktch Shot ttt'fekW' wife “T” bl KEWEDY S 1ULE j • (Ehr Dailji Srlrgraph L utsuii t n'wi in i ss vii vn; -SUSPECT HtlE Hto ?b n� Lip. Id w . 5 ARRIVAL IN DALLAS ■President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueli isp sunny morning in Washington as of President Kennedy, born ;son, arrives at the Capitol to lie in state. , Published by: i%1 ((JnuJStS DENA ANGARAN r J' SUZANNE ANDERSON Co“C4 7 K£t LINDA LEONARD ] i. j. CHERYL ROSS fU 50; JUDIE TRAMMEL PI L SUE SULLIVAN ioTo ?XZ pr{Si minka muench A. huim LINDA MN HALL '(CE t' tS, KAREN LEONARD vScCRCt y: DIANA BRITTAIN Und otlzfL wicmbtRS of the. Sen lox C ass! AnnumsTwmm From left: Berry 0. Burt, Walter Giles, John W. Llewellyn, President, Philiberto Croci, Lewis A. Baer. VINCENT J. MEYEK, Principal, Acting Superintendent Mrs. Charis Millen BA Latin, French Mrs. June Primmer Librarian, Eng. 9 Mrs. Marian Steward BM, Voc.Music,Sr. . Junior High Mrs. Doris Denton First Grade Faculty Mr. V. J. Meyer, BA Principal, Math. Mrs. Edith Harkrader BA Math. Mr. Richard E. Waite BS Science Mrs. Donna Morgan, BS Business Education Mrs. Charlotte Swallow Third Grade Mr. Gene Miller BS Social Science, Senior Play, PE. Mrs. Lenore Keller Second Grade Mr. William C, Powers BS. Jr. Hi. Eng. Mrs. Marjorie Ogden BA Fifth Grade Mrs. Hazel Tibben Kindergarten a p I Mr. Ronald M. Motes Sixth Grade Faculty Mrs. Barbara Meyer, BA Home Economics Mr. William Schnelle BA, Voc., Agriculture Industrial Arts Mrs. Janell Smith Second Grade Mr. Glenn E. Primmer, BA, MA, Instrumental Music Mrs. Verda Jackson B.F.A. Art Mrs. Dorthy Spear BA, Fifth Grade Mrs. Ruth Rehbein Fourth Grade Mrs. Betty Parson BA, English, Speech, Jr. Play Mr. Edgar D. Darling BS, Soc. Studies, Phys. Ed. Drivers Tr. Mrs.Margaret Jordan 11, 12 Girls Chorus Mrs. Hazel Harvey Fifth Grade Mr. Homer Judkins Jr. Hi. Math, Science Physics, Track Mr.Donald D.McClasKey BS, Physics, Chem. Boys B.B. and Base B. Mrs. Hazel Hawbaker BS, Third Grade Mrs. Virginia West, BA Fourth Grade THE WEEK of AUGUST 26, 1963, the WAUKEE TEACHERS WORKED ON COURSES OF sTUlIY FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION, OUTLINING THE LEARNING AREAS IN WHICH INSTRUCTION IS OFFERED IN THE WAUKEE SCHOOL. MRS. PARSON AT LEFT IS MAPPING OUT HER PLANS FOR THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FOR 1963-64. THE EEK OF SEPTEMBER 9, 1963, WAS THE SGHEuULED IOWA ST .TE TEST OF EuUCATIoNAL DEVELOPMENT FOR ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRACES. LEFT: ROBBIE ARTLEY AND CATHY LEWIS. RIGHT: SALLY DILLEH AND SUSaNNE ANDEaoON FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1963, WAS REGISTRATION DaY FOR ALL STUDENTS. LEFT: CAROL ALLEN, JUaNITA FORRET, MARLENE FORRET, PAT DOwNARD, and DEBBIE BRICHERT. PICTURE AT RIGHT: MRS. PAT O'NEIL, and Mro. KELLER REGISTERING BRIDGETT O'NEIL. September 16, 1963, Mr. Lewis, the photographer for the Faculty and different Grades, was very busy as you can see. Left to Kight: David Rankin, Mr. Lewis, Katherine Stork, Shirley Weil, David Stork, Rickie Andreini, and Linda Baker. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Primmer, Charles Everman, Steve Keller, Barbara Applegate.Rebecca Baker, and Louise Peterson. These students play a very important role in the library. They devote one hour a day during their study hall. Their primary function is to tend the charging desk and help the other students check out library books. Other duties: Checking in library books; stamping and putting new magazines into their covers; putting out the daily newspaper; checking elementary library books in and out; preparing new books for circulation by stamping them, typing cards, and pocketing and posting them in the books. Left to right: Suzanne Anderson, Cheryl Ross are sketching background on the Yearbook Mats. Following this will be taking pictures and arranging them on the mats. Linda Leonard, and Juanita Forret are typing up narrative for the pictures. There are hundreds of detail jobs! The work on the Yearbook starts the first of school and ends about two weeks after school is out. Seti ROBERT M. ARTLEY VICE-PRc-SIDENT Never a devil but far from a saint. DENNIS D. DOLMAGE PRESIDENT In love with himself and has no competition. SECRETARY-TREASURE She knows all she says, but doesn't tell all she knows. CHERYL ROSS ♦♦♦ KEITH H. BOOTH High s chool days have their delights, but they can’t beat high school nights. LINDA JO LEONARD Enjoy yourself while you’re alive, you’ll be dead a long time. SUZANNE LEE ANDERSON Susie I’d like to be a man hater, but I haven’t the heart. MOTTO: DIANA HAE BRITTAIN ”1 can do without poetry and walking, but who in the world can live without talking. COLORS: LIGHT BLUE AND nlHITE SUSAN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Suzi Men seldom make passes at girls that wear glasses, that is why you so often see me with mine off. LINDA LEE MINSHALL Cute and quiet until you get to know her, then just cute. JUANITA ANN FORRET Upright, downright, all-right girl. KAREN SUE SKEERS Giggle here, giggle there, giggle, giggle everywhere. KAREN ANN LEONARD I’m not blushing, I'm just healthy. DALLAS D. HAKEMAN A baseball man, a basketball man, and last but not least a lady’s man. GARY GEHRKE Quiet and composed - what he thinks no one knows. JUDITH KAY CREES Judy The easiest way to gather men is to have a party. SALLY JO DILLER Her innocent look is just a blind; she's up to something all the time. BARBARA JEAN APPLEGATE Barb Bubbling over with laughter and fun, with always a worry for work undone. CATHERINE ELIZABETH LEWIS Cathy I could be good, but it1s too much fun not to be. MINNA MARY MUENCH Her laugh would cause a riot in the morgue• DONALD A. HAINES Don The more I see of girls, the more I like my dog. JUDITH ANN TRAMMEL Judie Little, but so is a stick of dynamite. MARILYN KAY SCHAFFER Here I am even if I don't tell anyone. TERRY A. ORR He roused, turned the page, and went back to sleep. NANCY CAROL OSTRING Even if I haven’t found the perfect guy, it’s been fun trying. JAMES D. LITTLE Women are like elephants to me; I like to look at them, but I wouldn’t want one. p VICKIE DAWN BARKLEY TISheT s little but oh my! DENNIS D. BAXTER If you don’t succeed, try, try, again; then quit ---- don’t be foolish.” hICHEAL G. RIDGWAY Mike I’m going to tell Einstein a few things. LELAND E. GREEN Lee Whoever invented work, should have finished it. Steve Barkley Patti Sutter Gary Stone Ruth Hall Ronnie Rhoades Cheryl Bailey Nick Gruber Gloria Barbieri Lorrie Speer Harold Everman Peggy Rees Greg Burt Shirely Swallow Tom Inman Darlene Andreini Anita Shaffer Terri Me Cuen iafts Peggy Kuehl Pat Moran Sandy Frette Ronnie Boone Rose Harris Brad Burt Sharon Harvey Linda Biery Larry Little Linda Lilier Fred Croci Carol Copeland Dean Herr Barbara Spencer George Stifel Linda Giles Steve Moser Lena Ogden Larry Phillips Karen Tollari Tom Tovera Glenda Primmer John Rosenburger Toni Ridgeway Marty Smith Peggy Smith Peter Rahlson SoPHD Kenny Trammel, Roberta Wright Joe Render Kimberly Springer Linda Lewellin Edward McKinney Jane Haberman Jim Morris Candance Johnson moms Jake Gruber Brenda Delazzer Ike Dowell Ghristine Lewis Mike Baker Beverly Burger Dennis Petty Carol Jean Allen Mike Aldrich Linda Case Jim Wiltgen Linda Ogden William Kelly Shirley Bennett Brian Larson Nancy Peterson Mickey Merical Tom Leonard Bill Haynes Tit nrh Debbie Brickert Linda Angaran Raymond Bryant Brenda Clarkson Warren Herr Linda Bennet Nanette Duprez Kenneth Ogden Jane Swallow Peter Woltz Dick Schaffer Sandra Cook Noel Rodriquez Marlene Forret Karen Giles Betty Biersma Terry Morris Karen Johnson Stephen Keller Janet Wiltgen Nancy Herman Larry Stone Dianne Allen Patty Downard Janet Pollack Gary White Fenny Inman Rick Smith Janet Moser Dorthy Leedy Steve Keller Larry Spoerry Laura Husted Joesph Neubauer Larry Lewellyn Sanara Llewellyn Bruce Kuehl Louise Peterson Chuck Everman Penny Wright Merle Me Cuen Bruce Petty Mike Speer Marcia Harvey Wayne Winfield Ella Prince Jack Hosilh Becky Baker Carol Anderson Dennis Diller Mary Moran Bill Brittain Beth Copeland Janet Bright Larry Ceretti Cynthia Burt Ronnie Phillips Marlene Giles Raymond Kelly Linda Judkins Lonnie Hawbaker Sue Llewellyn Sharon Keller Bonnie Smith John Morris Jim Copeland Chris Render Tom Barnes a Luke Gruber Cindy Johnson Doug Forret Ronnie Brittain Marilyn Andeberg LaRue Dessenko Rusty Benr.et Carol Buechler a Kike Little Pat Farrel t G Chris Bennett Linda Brandenburg Renae Broderick Monica Ceretti Vicki Clarkson Julie Copeland Dianne Delazzer Wayne Day Donna Dolmage Carol Everman Peggy Foreman Gail Gehrke Tracy Gruber James McCuen John Meyer Terry Michael Sue Mullen Jimmy Ogden Linda Olson Sharon Pollack Peter Prince Kenneth Primmer Lance Rahlaon Fred Rehbein Monica Ridgway Ruth Rosenberger Candace Seibert Cynthia Sharon Sharon Snyder Mark Springer Shiela Tapscott Larry Thompson Sharon Trammel Jud Ulrich Danny Warren Ronnie Waugh Jon Wiitgen Danny oltz Walter Wright Left to Right, ROW I, Mrs. Ogden, Sandra Olson, Terry Vohes, Melva Dessenko, Steve Foreman, Blaine, Crooi, Riohard Harvey, RuW II, Susan Cook, Kenny anith, Gary Ranken, Susie Gerhrke, ROW III, Mike Ruark, Ruth Haines, Wayne Pollook, Becky Waugh, Jerry Husted, Linda Merioal, Fhillys Andeberg, ROW IV, Jaokie Ver Sohuer, Vioki Haus, Leonda Bennett, Billy Ross, Peggy Inman, Cheryl Shearon, Laura Seibert From Left to Right, RoW I, Mr. Moats, Vernon Kelly, Jean Meyer, Dennis Hakeman, Jaokie Bright, Dennis Skeers, Rita Crawley, Oren Peterson, Jaokie Burger, RoW II, Jim Copeland, Barbara Briokert, Steve Jones, Randy Burger, Marggie Jordan, John Render, ROW III, Cindy Andreini, Robert Glassoook, Kathy Herman, Brandt Russell, Bobi Garland, Albert Ver Sohuer, Cheryl Brittain, Larry Vokes, Mary Cunningham, ROW IV, Jaokie Haus, Myrna Booth, Viokie Jones, Chuokie Morris, Wanda Pruitt, Jo Speer, Cathy White. Mrs, ’.Vest, Teacher ROW I:Tim Broderick, Sandi Heiken, Randy Jones, Linda Garland, Randy Rhodes, Katie Cereteti. ROW II: David Rankin, Annie Barnes, Linda Kirkpatrick, Ricky Andreini. ROW I'll: Linda Baker, Kevin Broderick, Shirley Weil, Bill McCuen, Catherine Stork, David Stall, Lyn Husher. ROW IV: Patricia Shaffer, Carol Petty, Eddie KcAtee, Julie Manson, Craig Judkins, Jeanine Allison. Left to Right, Row I, Mrs. Spear, Luoretia Vowell, Mark Gruber, Ellen Bryant, David Rosenberger, Marcia Garland, Ronnie Mullins, Nancy Brandenburg, Row II, Joyce Dessenko, Billy Baker, Terri Render, Oren Copeland, Sandra White, Robert Brown, Row III, Merle Case, Ruth Ann Glassoock, Miki Clark, Debbi Hioks, Todd Buechler, Kathy Felt, Tommy Courtney, Carla Trent, Row IV, Delores Barbieri, Randy Wright, Peggy Merical, Kirk Orr, Steve Brittain, Curt Burger, Dianne Broderick, Billy Anderson, Absent Randy Short RuW I, Left to Right, Mrs. Hawbaker, Joe Cunningham, Mary Kelly, Gary Jones, Barbara Fox, Johnny Shaw, Denna Brandenburg, Dennis Dowell, Teresa Neal, ROW II Allan Foreman, Kathy Clark, Gary Smith, Tully Stewart, Julie Glenn, Lowell Andberg, ROW III, Ifcrri Petty, Joe Nitti, Carole Heiken, Charles Little, Beth Applegate, Mark Blake, Kathleen Dial, Jerry Burger, Janice Rynearson, ROW IV, Harlene Crawley, Vioki Trissel, Benjy Robel, Laura Davenport, Margaret Stark, Rioky Husoher, Kathy Aldrioh, Marilyn Morris, Absent: Al«x Seibert Mrs. Ruth Rehbein, Teacher, ROa I: Curt Johnson, JoAnn Hinkson, Brent Larson, Barbara Pruitt, Ken Ulrich, Paula Slycord, Mike Garland, ROW II: Romona Willis, Freddy Schaelle, Barbara Ann Pollock, Pat Speer, Michael Reed, Koxanna Baker. ROW III: Howard Smith, Cheri Vokes, Randall Smith, Barbara Burger, Jack Lewellin, Sharon Cook, Randy Applegate, Kathleen Jones. ROa IV: Loretta Wells, Maureen O’Neill, Karen Anderson, Carol Baer, Becky Boyer. Mrs. Smith, Teacher ROWI: Lisa Anareir.i, Laaie Leonard, Vicki Weil, Stanley loser, Linaa Vowell, Calvin Pollock. ROWII: Doug Hilgenberg, brenua Wausworth, Cinuy Vokes, Steve Kesterson. ROW III: Debra Paul, Jeff Jones, Virginia Schuessler, Tim ..ay, Sally Ross, Tony Ceretti, Sherry Ierical. ROW IV: Debbie Ashley, Patti Hayes, Stephen Pullen, Peggy lux, Carl Haus, Shirley Brittain, and Teresa Hicks. Debbie Lartir. was absent. ROW I, Left to Right, Mrs. Swallow, Baggy Paullin, Leslie Leonard, Marcella Short, Russell Day, Bridget O'Neill, John MoCuen, Teresa Rehbeip Marie Broderiok, ROW II, Maroia Blake, Bill Meyer, Martha Courtney, Patty Felt, Frederick Warren, Denise Dowell ROW III Shaun Farrell, Kathy Angaran, Roger Sohnelle, Sara Tapsoott, Hugh Smith, Denise Ceretti, Dean Clarkson, Diane Stall, Tommy Clark ROW IV Vioky Sohueesler, Jeffrey ft immer, Teresa Copeland, Donald Gehrke, Joyce Haus, Laura Klotr, Debra Hilgenberg, Jean Llewellyn Gail Crits. � -rt A Aa i 0 a jL mm 0 r) q. m q e M k WAUKEE ' .... H001 GRADE 1 1963 - 1964 ■ © J2® Q A O -Vi fs q 9 9 i ]• f . 4 0 0 (9$ L ft to Right RoW I, Mr8. Harvey, Miohael Courtney, Juanita Moran, Kevin Blair, Karen Felt, Timmy Slyoord, Susy Barnes, Mark Rees RoW II Becky Haynes, James Stork, Sherry Klots, Debbie Ross, Kenneth Johnson, Barbara Trent ROW III Donnie Boots, Debra Davenport, Brian Willis, Susan Iforren, Kelly uber, Paula Jones, Kenny Banniok, Sarah Clark, ROW IV Cindy Anderson, Dick MoAtee, Ssuadra Leonard, Robert Hau vey, and Pamela Neal ■ •- ifil f 5 Top Row, Left to Right ROW I, Mrs. Keller, Tommy Aldrioh, Deborah Stork, Junior Swallow, Debra Shoeman, Charles Pagel, Paula Russell, Eugene Minshall RCflT II Steven Irvin, Welma Rehbein, Patriok O'Neill, Cynthia Jessen, Mike Erdman, Mary Gresso, ROW III Janet Baer, Jimmy Beggart, Joan Artley, Mike Broderiok, Pamela Lienemann, Craig Wadsworth, Miohele Kemp, Tim Skeers. ROW IV Randy Lauer, Joni Manson,.Eddie Jordan, Marie Nisei, Stephen Fink. Absent: Billy Moore and Connie Haus. SENIORS OF 1964 IN KINDERGARTEN Top Row, Left to Right: Judy Crees, Juanita Forrett, Dennis Dolmage, Terry Orr. Middle Row: Cheryl Ross, Carl Raser, Keith Booth, Linda Leonard. Bottom Row: Dena Angaran, Suzanne Anderson, Nancy Ostring, Minna Muench, Rosemary Logan. Left to Right, Row I, Mrs. Denton: Perry Bench, Lynn Wells, Danny Stall, Kathy Sutter, Alan Lauer, Teri Shaw, Jeff Hunter. ROW II Bernard Critz, Pamela Ridgway, Kevin Morris, Vickie Piper, Scott Applegate, Sandra Trissel. ROW III, Robyne Hrubetz, Joseph Stork, Denise Dial, Mike Rynearson, Linda Fox, Jeffrey Thompson, Kathy Wadsworth, Gary Trisler. ROW IV. Juetta Collins, Debra Brown, Susie Bennett, Linda Martin, Sandra Clark, Diane Clarkson. n S3, - y $ $ • 4______J i.AUKEl COWt. . bUHOOL KINDLKuAHTEN 965 964 o 3 ❖ a « w v cc- hi a a 3 v � « � Uii (U ill 0 1 £ ■ .wji. % a. q . i ROH I, Mr6. Tibben, Teaoher, Charles Haus, Lynn Boots, Brian Broderick, Kristie Jones, Jerry Aldrich, Julie Lane, Joel Thomas, Carol Kelly, ROW II, Lonnie Piper, Kristi Morris, Rioky Green, Eddie Lux, Tori Steffin, Danny Hilgenberg, ROW III, Pamela Gilman, Larry Joe Van Cleave, Bonnie Trammel, Kim Hunter, Carl Rehbein, Linda Schwab, ROW IV, Danny Hagen, Sheree Walen, Terry Brdman, Evanna Small, Stevie Jessen, Carol Ann Hinkennon, Dennis Garland, Mary Jo Broderick, Bobby MoKinney, RCW V, Mark Cunningham, Gary Smith, Dale Hilgenberg, Ronda Crawley, Craig Willis, Denny Peterson, Danny Reed. ROW I Mrs. Tibben, Susie MoCuen, Randy Brittain, Tannny Vohes, Danny Rosenberger, Dawn Shelburg, Billy Biersma, Christine Waugh, John Joe Lenski, ROW ir Debbie Rees, Randy Shoeman, Toni Tibben, Kim Kollman, Randy Heiken, Kathy Dluhos Rdf HI Kevin Trisler, Sheila O'Neill, Tommy Farrell, David Grisso, Jody Spenoer, Ralph Klots ROW IT Anne Cain, Dale Day, Becky Robil, Doug Felt, Tammy Palmer, Bobby Ramsey, Kristy Amsbury, Mickey Leonard, Beth Ulrioh, ROW V Kathy Ainsbury, Rioky Ross, Dawn Crits, Doug Glyoord, Karl Banniok, Johnnie Paul The Library is a busy place. Students make use of it eight periods a day, doing research and reference work in conjunction with the curriculum. Over 30 magazines and two daily papers are available for the students to use. There are over 3000 books in the library now. ROSE HA.IX, MRS. PRIMMER Left: Mrs. Burt consulting with Mr. Darling. Right: Mr. and Mrs. Allison looking over the Records with Mr. Powers. Lower left: Diana Brittain and Dena Angaran, are enjoying a coke after doing an excellent job hostessing for the Parent-Teachers Conference, November 15, 1963. Left to right, Row 1: Juanita Forret, Janice Felt, Dena Angaran, Marylin Schaffer. Row 2: Vickie Barkley, Rosemary Logan, Sally Oilier, Barbara Applegate. HOMEMAKIHG III is offered to senior students. It might be called Preparation for Life . We study problems of the young adult in establishing a home, selecting furniture and appliances and budgeting income to meet family needs. All this is built around discussion of mental and emotional attitudes of being a Homemaker not just a housewife . HCMLMaKING II. Mrs. Meyer, Christine Lewis Family Relations discussion.This course endeavors to help the student develop a sense of values on which to base her future endeavors. HOME MAZING II 5®S. MEYER, CHRISTINE LEWIS, GLENDA PRIMMER, NANCY PETERSON janet pollock, debbie brickert, louisb JANET POLLOCK, DEBBIE BRICKERT, LOUISE PETERSON BRENDA CLARKSON, MARY UuRAN. HOMEMAKING I. FCR NINTH GRADE GIRLS, IS DESIGNED To HELP THEM DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF HERSELF, AND HER PLAN IN THE HolC. SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY. FEFT: SUZANNE ANDERSON. RIGHT, SALLY DILLER, DENA ANGARAN. ENGLISH 12. ALTHOUGH IT IS AN ELECTIVE COURSE, IS A MUST FOR COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS, A SHOULD” FOR BUSINESS STUDENTS, AND AN OUGHT TO FOR ALL OTHERS. BETTER SPEECH, BETTER WRITING, AND A GREATER APPRECIATION OF LITERATURE ARE AIMS OF ENGLISH 12. BOOK REVIEWS ARE REQUIRED EACH MONTH, AND STUDENTS LEARN TO EVALUATE BOOKS AND MAKE PROGRESSIVELY MORE MATURE JUDGMENTS IN THEIR READING. DARLENE ANDREINI MUST HAVE JUST READ SOMETHING AMUSING IN THE NEW COLLEGE PLACEMENT ENGLISH WORKBOOK. WHICH IS BEING USED FOTT THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR IN ENGLISH 11. STUDENTS REPORT THE WORKBOOK STUDY HAS BEEN HELPFUL TO THEM IN COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. LOWER LEFT: JIM WILTGEN, ROBERTA WRIGHT, PETE RAHLSON, AND JOE RENDER ARE ENGROSSED IN THE ENGLISH 10 LITERATURE TEXTS, ADVENTURES IN APPRECIATION. THIS IS A NEW TEXT, JUST OFF THE PRESS, AtffiTT HAS PROVED TO BE VERY INTERESTING szxmt BIOL .GI oBSERVING DEMONSTRATION OF LIKE AND UNLIKE CHANGES, MARLSnS FukRET, SAUNDRA COuK, MR. WAITE, BETTY BIERCE,JANET WILTGEN. PEGGY SMITH, IKE DOWELL, AND JANE HABERMAN OBSERVING THE INTERNAL ANATOMY PROVING THAT THE MOMENTS OF FoRCE ARE ALWAYS equal. PROOF THAT EFFORT force times effort ARM EQUALS RESISTANCE force times resistance arm?????? PHYSICS GREG BURT, GARY SToNE, BRAD BURT. GARY STONE, MR. VC CLASKEY, PEGGY REESE --------------------------------------------- LINDA GILES, BOBBY SMITH. DENNIS DILLER, NANETTE DUFREZ, MR. WAITE OBSERVING CHEMICAL CHANGES -MIXTURES BECOME COMPOUNDS. THERE IS AN OLD SAYING, LIRE LE FRANCAIS EST FACILE, MAIS PARLER FRANCAIS EST TRES DIFFICILE' (Reading Frenoh is easy, but to speak it is very diffioult). Students starting Frenoh might well agree• This year our starters are members of the eighth and ninth grades. FRENCH I. LARRY LBWELLIll, FRENCH II. BETH Co PS LAND, JOE NEUBAUER, MRS. MILLBN. KAREN GILES, SANDY LLEWELLYN, MRS. MILLBM. LATIN I, CATHY LEWIS (hair), LATIN II, JUDY TRAMMEL, MINNA LENA OGDEN, CHERYL RoSS, LINDA MUBNCH, AND MRS. MILLBN. LEONARD, AND MRS. MILLBN. STUDENTS STARTING LATIN THIS YEAR FIND THAT THEY ARE INCREASING THEIR ENGLISH VOCABULARIES AND THEIR UNDERSTANDING oF ENGLISH GRAMMAR AS THEY EXPLORE a related language. TWO IN THE CUSS HAVE STUDIED FRENCH ALSO. STUDENTS IN LATIN II ARE BECOMING ACQUAINTED WITH ANCIENT MYTHICAL DEITIES AND HEROES WHOSE INFLUENCE IS FELT EVEN TODAY, AND WITH WRITERS WHOSE LITERARY MERIT AND HISTORIC AND SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONS ARB STILL RESPECTED AFTER 2000 YEARS OR MORE. IT IS SAUDERING WIRES TO RADIO CHASSIS. TOP RIGHT: JOHN WARREN, HAROLD EVERMAN, AND LELAND GREEN. THE BOYS ARE WORKING ON BLUEPRINT READING. ALL BOYS IN THIS CLASS LEARN HOW TO READ BASIC ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL BLUE PRINTS. VO AG I: LEFT: STEVE KELLER, BILL BRITTAIN, MIKE KELLER, AND LARRY SPOERRY. RIGHT: DICK SCHAFFER, CHUCK EVERMaN, KENNY OGDEN, AND MIKE SPEAR. ABOUT HALF OF THE CLASS TIME IS SPENT ON SOLVING PROBLEMS. THESE BOYS ARE TRYING TO FIND ANSWERS ON HOW TO RAISE BEEF CATTLE. GOVERNMENT CLASS: TCP: DIANA BRITTAIN, SUE SULLIVAN, DENNIS BAaTSR, CARL EAGER, DALLAS HANEMAN. (STANDING) SALLY DIL1-R, DENNIS DOLMAGE, DENA ANGARAN. (BACK ROW) LINDA MINSHALL. WORLD HISTORY: LEFT: BOBBI SMITH, MR. DARLING (INSTRUCTOR), LCRRIE SPEAR, AND BARB SPENCER. RIGHT: FRED CROCI, PEGGY KUEHL, LORRIE SPEAR, AND DEAN HERR. Westward Ho GENERAL BUSINESS GENERAL BUSINESS CLASS, left to right, first row: Karen Tollari, Glenda Primmer, Mickey Merical, Linda Case, Shirley Bennett, and Beverly Burger. The Des Moines Register was used as a supplement to the text, General Business , during the first nine weeks of school. TYPING I, CLASS, upper left, Sharon Harvey, Cheryl Bailey, Gloria Barbieri, showing correct hand position on the typewriter. Gloria makes her A s too! All students, including boys get a semester of typing in junior high school. This gives them a good working knowledge for personal typing. Girls usually take one year of typing in their Junior year, enabling them to attain a speed acceptable on a job. More and more students are taking business subjects, including those going to college. They find typing most helpful in college, as well as shorthand and bookkeeping. bockkeeping BOOKKEEPING left to right Bill Haynes, Jake Gruber, Vickie Barkley, Karen Leonard, and Dena Angaran are working on their books. Ahat is the matter Karen, won't they balance? SHORTHAND I, Cheryl Bailey, Shirley Swallow, Second row: Sandy Frette, Gloria Barbieri, and Lorrie Speer. The class is sounding out shorthand sounds. They say it is fun to learn the symbols from sound. Shirley says, It is a foreign language . That is true in a sense and we do not recommend taking a foreign language and beginning shorthand at the same time. SHORTHAND II class is transcribing their dictation at the typewriters. Left to right, front: Juanita Forret, Dena Angaran, second row: Linda Kinshall, Vickie Barkley, and other hidden faces. Lower right Suzanne Anderson, Linda Minshall, and Sally Diller. Top left Terry Qrr explaining how to find 100 3x - 831 by logarithm in Trigonometry. Right top, !fl.nna ifuenoh, Kathy Lewis observing Terry's explanation. Left center, Dennis DoImage MflTH Top loft Carol Allan, Geometry. Top right Raymond Bryant, Greg Burt, Freddy Croci in serious observation. Left center General Math., Debbie Reynolds, Right oenter Algebra II, Carol Copeland, Patty Sutter. Bottom oenter Algebra I, Mr. Meyer, Suzanne Anderson. ENGLISH 9 ENGLISH 9, LINDA ANGARAN BECKY BAKER MARCIA HARVEY ENGLISH 9, MARCIA HARVEY DICK SCHAFFER 8th GRADE ENGLISH, BONNIE SMITH, CYNTHIA BURT, MARLENE GILES discussing vivid words which add life to dull uninteresting sentences. 7th GRADE ENGLISH, CHRIS BENNETT, MR. POWERS, JOHN MEYER. KARBN GILES aoting receptionist to Principal's office during the 12 45 period. Each period there is an exchange of students on this duty. MRS. JACKSON HELPING NANETTE DUPREZ GET STARTED CN HER TEMPERA WATER CCLCR PAINTING FIRST AND SECOND GRADE ft A TER COLOR WORK WITH BLACK PAPER CUT SILHOUETTES. JOHN WARREN INVOLVED IN PLASTIC GLASS CARVING. JANE SWALLOW, PENNY WRIGHT, AND CAROL COPELAND ARE WORKING ON THEIR STITCHERY PROJECT. SIXTH GRADE BOYS DOING PAPB MAC HE WORK m ART CLASS SIXTH SADB GIRLS RCRXIX3 US RU S l CHS WES Left to rights VICKIS «XffS, PRUETT, bohiixg Vickie, RITA CBtfBL7. CISBT AXTRSNI. 30= 3ARU3C, Sj StA BRICKZRT, JSU 5Y®. :H3?TL 2SrU3, MAP 35 IS JGRLAR, Jl SFCSt. CaIHT EIUS Left to Right: Tom Tovera, Dallas Hakeman, Gary Stone, Brian Larson, John Warren, Keith Booth,. Second Row: Ronnie Rhodes, Bruce Petty, Brad Burt, Kike Rideway, Fred Croci, Don Hanes, Greg Burt, Coach McClaskey, Third Row: Larry Spoerry, Pat Moran, Larry Little, Nick Gruber, Joe Neubauer, Larry Stone, Pete Woltz, Jim Wiltgen, Larry Lewellyn, Kenny Odgen tournament game Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee 70 63 57 82 84 64 IB 63 84 79 87 84 56 103 69 Van Meter Assumption Menlo Woodward M rtensdale Van Meter Johnston Dallas Center Martensdale Assumption Urbandale Menlo Adel St. Pat's, Perry Earlham Wkukee 66 IHukee 64 Adel 63 Dallas Center 69 ■ mm Left to Right: Cathy Lewis, Diana Brittain, Barbara Spencer, Jmet Wiltgen, Judy Crees, Linda Giles Second Row: Ronnie Boone, Cissy Johnson, Karen Leonard, Shirley Swallow, Penny Inman, Chris Lewis, Beth Copeland, Jane Swallow, Coach Miller Third Row: Karen Giles, Nanette Duprez, Deanne Allen, Roberta Wright, Marlene Forret, Peggy Kuehl, Betty Biersma, Patty Downard earlham touio? ament GAME •TA'JKEE 49 EARLHAM 52 Gir in Bas el bal U Vaukee 53 Van Meter 4 .o f Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee V.aukee V.aukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee A 8 sujr.pt ion Menlo Woodward Martensdale Van Meter Johnston Dallas Center Martensdale Assumption Urbandale Menlo Adel Earlham BOYS QUARTET Left; Keith Booth Bobbie Artley, Kallas Hake man, Mike Aldrich. CRESCENDOES GROUP Row I, Left: Janet Tioser, Peggy Smith, Jane Haberman, Cissy Johnson, Linda Angaran, Minna Muenoh, Glenda Primmer, Chris Lewis, Beverly Burger, Karen Tollari, Toni Ridgway, Judy Crees, Martha Buck, Marty Smith, Terry Orr , Robbie Artl9y, Keith Eooth, Dennis Do linage, Dallas Hake man, Mike Aldrich FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Left: Pete TIoltz, Laura Rousted Raymond Bryant Linda Bennett Ricky Smith Karen Giles Mrs. Milien SEXTET NO; I Left: Patti Sutter Linda Bennett Cissy Johnson Bobbi Smith Peggy Smith Minna Muench MADRICAL ®(XJP Left Beverly Burger Bobbi Snith, Peggy Smith, Linda Angaran, Patty Sutter, Linda Giles, Marty Smith, Keith Booth, Dennis Dolmage, Robbie Artley, Mike Aldrich SEXTET ?lu. II, Left; Judy Crees, Glenda Primmer, Jane Haberaan, Janet Moser, Karen Tollari, Linda Angaran. 9- S 6 U 3. FALL 9 Van Meter 12 Martensdale 2 16 Van Meter 6 13 Martensdale 0 7 Central Dallas 5 SECTIONAL 14 Martensdale 0 19 Granger Assumption 4 2 Diagonal 1 DISTRICT T Dayton 5 Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Left to itight: Jim Wiltgen, Larry Lewellyn, Tom Tovera, Dallas Hakeman, Jim Little, Ronnie Rhodes, Ronnie.Boone Second Row: Coach McClaskey, Gary Stone, Brad Burt, Brian Larson, Burce Petty, Tom Inman, Larry Stone, Larry Spoerry These two games were tournament games. SPRING Martensdale 8 Roosevelt 5 Van Meter 8 ♦Menlo 6 Menlo 2 ♦Truro 4 Martensdale 0 Van Meter 3 Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Waukee Mrs. Pareon distributee oomment sheet from the STATE CONTEST to Cathy Lewie who received a Divieion I rating and Jane Haberman and Karen Skeere who received Divieion II awards. Winning Divieion I ratinge at the Distriot Speech Conteet at Perry were Jane Haberman in Humorous Declamation, Cathy Lewie and Karen Skeere in Interpretive Reading Prose. SPEECH CLUB Left, front Karen Tollari, Cissy Johnson, Peggy Smith, Karen Skeere, Cheryl Ross, Cathy Lewie, Judy Crees, Linda Leonard, Karen Leonard Waukee received three one ratings in the speech oontest at Perry on Saturday, February 21 Karen Skeere with her interpretive prose reading, Tribute to President Kennedy by Senator Mike Mansfield; Cathy Lewis with a reading from The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Alen Poe; and Jane Haberman with a humorous declamation, The Library from 0 Ye Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Cary Hudson. These people will participate in the State Contest at Harlan, March 20-21. Other entrants from Waukee who received II ratings were Jim Wiltgen, Judy Crees, Karen Leonard, Bobbi nith, Linda Leonard, Peggy Smith, and Cheryl Rose. n The Waukee Debate Team tied with the Perry team 2-2t but since Perry ratings were higher it was deoided that Perry would advanoe to the State meet. Waukee debaters are Keith Booth, Carl Raser, Dallas Hakeman and Robbi Artley. Entrants in the DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST at Perry included Sophomores Jim Wiltgen, Jane Haberman, Peggy Smith; Junior Bobbi Smith; and Seniors Judy Crees, Karen Leonard, Cheryl Ross, Cathy Lewis, Karen Skeere and Linda Leonard. Debaters Carl Debaters Carl Raser, Dallas Hakeman, Robbie Artley and Keith Booth, preparing for the Distriot Conteet at Perry in which they tied Perry 2-1 V bacoriy Bobbi bmith t'red Croci Ljvxdd e r fer T bpeucer V ley b x sdL l.ov4 . dreg, Bvxrd Pab Vaoran Barkley ‘' .... .Linda Liles .... .bbeve Vioser lt,t . . .......Pefe6V Kuehl ....... .Cheryl Bailey .leggy Bees Banisber ..... .Wick Gruber porb .... .Carol Copeland. p arleue kndreini Brad THE CINDEHELUL COMPLEX Junior Class of VTaulcee Community Ootober 25. 1963 P???? Shirley fallow PatriCK cutter, Barbara bpencar� Steve Koser. Nick Gruber, ffer, Fr«dL;roCni;r.tfara0n. °U a ndre ini Burt Greg ■ A I i CX x v-� c Ruth Hall Linds Giles. Pred trbCl. son Burt, Director: . rs. , Gloria Barbieri, Bobbie Smith, er, I’atrick i.oran, Back Left: Uarlei ruber, Steve Moser, Peggy Kuehl, B Haffer, Steve Barkley, La Bar bo ou les Chevoua Cornedio an un Acte par Joseph Maury La Scene t Un Salon de Coiffure Director Charia Villen Figaro, Coiffeur - - - - . TTulard, Premier client - -Baudru, Douziome olient - -Bocoiseau, Trois iorae - - - -Communeau, Quatrieme olient tin Agent do Police - - - - • Peter Kahlaon Ciaay Johnaon Linda Gilea Peggy Smith Ciaay Johnaon Mike Aldrioh I m Smith, Ciaay Johnaon, Linda Picture from toff Aldr SENIOR CLASS PLAY COLD IN THE HILLS or ThE DEAD SISTER'S SECRET Friday, April 2U, 196L DIRECTOR - GENE MILLER CAST Speaker of Prologue.........Juanita Forret Lizzie Jones.....................Karen Leonard Barbara Stanley................. Karen Skeers Hiram Stanley..................Dallas Hakeman Nell Stanley ..................Suzie Sullivan John Dalton........................Keith Booth Richard Murgatroyd...............Robbie Artley Sam Slade..........................Jon Allison Constable Jenkins..................John Warren A Derelict.....................Linda Minshall Big Mike Slattery..................Terry Orr Pete the Rat.............................Sally Diller Old Kate ........................Linda Leonard Slick Steve ......................Don Haynes Little Tommy................Barbara Applegate The Professor...........................Martha Buck Mamie, Queen of the Bowery................Judy Crees Maggie, bowery girl..............Nancy Ostring Pearl, bowery girl-............. Minna Muench Irene, bowery girl...............Judie Trammel Woosie Susie ..................Rosemary Logan Chuck Conners..................Linda Minshall Keginold Vanderlop.................John Warren Mrs. Vanderlop.........................Suzanne Anderson Edith Vanderlop..........................Diana Brittain Happy, bowery waiter................Fat Parker Izzy, bowery waiter..............Dennis Baxter Rose Robinson...........................Janice Felt I ACT PLAYS Friday, February H, 196i� HANG UP THE ICE-CARD Julie Rowland......... Tom Rowland........... Queenetta............. Mrs. T. Carter Rowland Marion Rowland........ Agatha Rowland........ Sam Keating........... Jeff Powers........... Director:............. .......Jane Haberman ........ Jim Wiltgen .....Brenda Clarkson ..........Linda Case ........Cissy Johnson ......Christine Lewis ..........Ike Dowell ..........Tom Tovrea Mrs. Edith Harkrader BALCONY SCENE A Man............................Peter Rahlson His Friend.........................Rick Smith A Mother...........................Pat Downard Her Daughter..................... Karen Giles A Wife.........................Beverly Burger Her Hus baud...................Wayne Winfield A Gangster.....................Mickey Merical A Girl.........................Connie Anderson Director:..................Mrs. Charis Millen $ [)m s of Wine dnd looses f Jr. Sr. Banquet 1 Des Moines Golf . Country Club April 17, 1-964 SENIORS IN BASKETBALL, Coach, McClaskey, Dallas Hakeman, Keith Booth, Mike Ridgeway, John Warren, Don Haines, Cathy Lewis, Brittain, Judy Crees, Karen Leonard, Coach Miller MAJORETTES Marlene kiles, Linda Giles, Judy Crees, Glenda Primmer, Martha Buck, and Bobbi Smith FJnnufn. Stfff SUZANNE ANDERSON CO-EDITOR CHERYL RoSS DIANA BRITTAIN SEC RE TAR Y - TREASURER ARTIST . CO-EDITOR LINDA LEONARD Top Left Linda Leonard, Cheryl Rosa, Karen Leonard, Linda Minahall, Diana Brittain, Minna ienoh, Dena Angaran, Susanna Anderson, Susie Sullivan, Judie Trammel. EDITOR DENA ANGARAN You Can Do Better By Trading At Your Own Co-op FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Phone 987- 511 Waukee, Iowa Owned By Farmers And Pays A11 Taxes George Kramer, Manager Capac i ty 250,000 Bushels of Grain FARMER’S CO-OP LUMBER YARD Your Own Building Headquarters Leonard Kollman, Manager Waukee Phone 987- +553 Iowa FARMER’S CO-OP OIL CO. Oil - Accessories - Gas Service And Tank Wagon Phone 987- 587 Waukee Iowa FARMER’S CO-OP PROPANE DEPT. Richard Inman, Manager Our Customers Are Warm Friends Phone 987- 511 BRENTON STATE BANK Phone 987-4541 Loans, Insurance, Real Estate Member FDIC WAUKEE VETERINARY CLINIC DR. CHARLES W. HOWE Waukee, Iowa Congratulations to The Class of 19641 Consideration Given to Both Large And Small Animals REPPERT PHARMACY ECHERMAN JEWELRY ADEL AUTO SUPPLY DR. D. W. WRIGHT ADEL FLOWER SHOP ZUBER'S RENT-ALL FARM BUREAU SERVICE COMPANY FRANK CERVITTI MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE CONLEY FUNERAL HOMES CO. INC. HOPKINS SPORTING GOODS INC. H1-HO MOTEL WARREN'S STUDIO LINN'S BARBER SHOP HORSESHOE LANES MITCHELL MOTOR COMPANY ADEL SHOE SHOP MARGUERITE GOWIN Fine Italian Foods ALICE'S SPAGHETTI LAND NIZZI BROTHERS Fhone-987-9573 Waukee, Iowa Waukee, Iowa A i r Cond i t i oned Phone 987-9794 W (5or|ie Murray OILS INCORPORATED WAUKEE SKELLY SERVICE B. M. SERVICE Skelly Products Complete Line TBA General Repair Welding Phone 987-4593 24 Hour Service Auto - Truck - Tractor For All Tank Wagon Requirements Waukee, Iowa Contact Loyd Davenport Phone 987-4593 P1ymouth Va1i ant WAUKEE MOTORS Phone 987-4885 Waukee, Iowa Telephone 987-4501 BAIN'S ROYAL BLUE 909-11 Sixth Street Waukee, Iowa Groceries And Meats ilpt BAER AG. SUPPLY CO. WAUKEE LIQUID FEED CO. Lewis A. Baer 987-1+041 Agr ico The Nation's Leading Fertilizer Morea (Morea Makes Marbled Meat) Henery L. Leonard Phone 987-4271 Nitrogen Anhydrous Ammonia Lewis A. Bear Phone 987-4041 BOB BROWN CHEVROLET Congratulat ions 1964 May Graduates TON INI FUNERAL HOME 2135 S.W. 9th Street Phone 282-7311 Iowa's Largest Finest 11th Locust Des Moines, Iowa Phone - ATlantia 8-2151 New Cars Used Cars New Trucks Used Trucks Serv ice ROOSEVELT PHARMACY GREENWOOD MARKET Aged Prime Beef 711 Grand Phone CR 7-4411 Des Moines, Iowa 867 42nd Street Des Moines, Iowa Dial 277-4493 Congratulations Ye Olde Chemist Shoppe SHERWOOD DRUGS 7380 Hickman Road Des Moines, Iowa Ed. Faaborg, R. PH. Dial BL 5-2184 RICHARDS PHARMACY E. Dwane Richards R. PH. Accuracy Purity 3001 Merle Hay Road Des Moines, Iowa Phone 276-4578 JOHNSON AUTO COMPANY Chevrolet Sales Service Van Meter, Iowa KIBURZ REXALL DRUG 4th And Grand Phone 279-9759 West Des Moines, Iowa Compliment of Doctors Stewart Olson L. A. Wintermeyer 7578 Hickman Road RAMSEY STUDIO Portrait Photography AT 2-8965 Park Fair Shopping Center Visit Our Store DES MOINES SEED AND NURSERY STORE Quality Farm Seeds, Nursery Stock And Pet Supplies 283-2351 815 Locust Des Moines, Iowa Authonhio Doooc Sacks and Scnvick Cliff Cannon, p«� . Hawkeye Dodge LANCER, DART AND DOOOC TRUCKS INQERSOLL AT HARDING ROAD TELEPHONE 2B3-24B1 UaSJfesS HOME FEDERAL Savings And Loan Association of Des Moines Sixth And Grand Des Moines, Iowa PARKER BROTHERS INC. Games Salem, Mass. Des Moines WOLTZ STUDIOS, INC. 219 New York Ph 288-7478 WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 Thank You, Advertisers, For Making This Book Possible. BR. 6-3468 CAYLER 66 SERVICE 1999 Grand Avenue B1 5-9672 A-D LUMBER CO., INC, ADEL READY MIX CO. 115 South 6th AdeI, Iowa BERNADINE'S FASHIONS Smart Styles of Sports Wear Ade1, Iowa Phone 468-2663 Orville Reich Agency Insurance And Real Estate Adel, Iowa ROBERT E. FRUSH Attorney At Law Telephone 468-2622 Adel, Iowa 7 - HILL HARDWARE jvA 915 Main kd'iIpNf Adel, Iowa ' Phone 468-2334 ADEL BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned-Nationa11y Known P. F. B. L. Schwarzkopf lNs liow BATIS; RUSSELL LOAN And TITLE 821 Main Adel, Iowa Phone 468-2515 Congratu1 at i ons to The 1964 Graduates R. T. SMITH M.D. Granger, Iowa Office-EL 5-2323 Residence-EL 5-2255 BANKERS' TRUST COMPANY Grimes Office Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 987-3606 GENESER IMPLEMENT STORE Allis Chalmers And New Ideas Granger, Iowa Jack Geneser, Prop. Phone ELgin 5-2400 KOUNTRY KRAFT SHOP rouia poidbr And LIGHT COMPANY PARKVIEW DRIVE INN Ade1, Iowa KEEN'S SUNDRIES HAROLD B0HR0FEM IMP. CO. OLSON BROTHERS AJfc Waukee, Iowa £j}M Goodyear Farm Service Firestone General Trucking Phone 987-4020 BENNETT ELECTRICAL‘S, C‘ ° Bennett 987-4025 Waukee Iowa Waukee Hardware Hardware and Gifts Phone 987-4894 Waukee CORENE ACRES Live In Beautiful CORENE ACRES Waukee, Iowa A BEVERLY'S HOUSE OF A BEAUTY phone 987_k07h Waukee, Iowa MULTIPLEX BUSINESS FORMS INC. When it's a hwv. 90 mfltter of 987-4504 form, see us W JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Waukee, Iowa WASHALL OPElf PJLYJ 'Bair Waukee Tffn!ir Iowa UPTOWN CAFE Meals And Fountain Serv i ce , , 987-9792 Waukee, Iowa Hayrides Barbeques TIMBERLINE RANCH Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-4447 Painting Contractor PAUL OLSON 85 Belair Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-4051 HOLLY SCHOOL SUPPLY 100 E. Grand Avenue Phone CH-36247 L.F. GARLAND § SON KENT § NUTRENA FEED Waukee, Iowa D5 Office 987-4873 SIMPSON'S BARBER SHOP DARLENE'S SEWING SHOP CULLINGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE DR. BANWART BOB'S AUTO REPAIR BENEVENTI CHEVROLET COLLIN'S BOWL Dal las Center, Iowa GEORGE YOUNG Phone 837-3181 Dallas Center, Iowa Compliments DALLAS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Lawrence A. Fox, Sec'y And Treas. This Space Dallas Center, Iowa Courtesy DR. K. J. VAN METER of Dallas Center 837-3252 DRS. CASTLES And LISTER BEAVER VALLEY JUNGMAN OIL COMPANY Canning Company Phone 3353 Grimes, 1owa Van Meter, Iowa PALMER CAFE VAN METER LOCKER SERVICE Meals And Short Orders Home of Bob Feller Helen Virgil Van Meter, Iowa Phone ,j953 Butchering Processing For Lockers Or Home Freezers Beef By Quarters Van Meter, Iowa Phone 2551 1 - H J PIANO CENTER 4- Tractors - Farm Equipment Service S W 7TM INDIA NOV. A VAN METER MOTOR CO. Phone 221 1 CABLE PIANOS • SALES A INSTRUCTIONS BUSINESS PHONE HOME PHONE 288-5239 285-1223 Compliments of PLAZA STATE BANK Merle Hay Plaza ROBINSON'S FABRIC SHOP Des Moines 10, Iowa Monday Through Friday 8A.M. to 8P.M. Saturday 9A.M. to Noon 3015 Merle Hay Rd. BRowning 6-4626 McNeal Shopping Center Des Moines, Iowa CREGER'S D-X SERVICE BL 5-8566 VALLY HARDWARE 5835 Grand Avenue Jeep Snow Plow Service Tune Up - Brakes Repaired Old Fashioned Service The Modern Way Gifts-Tools-Lawn Garden Supplies West Des Moines, Iowa CR-79744 Italian Food of Every Kind ROSIE'S PLACE Waukee, Iowa Congratulations to The Class of 64 • F rom GILBREATH'S UPH. AUTO FARMERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK TRIMING SUPPLY COMPANY Boonev i11e, 1owa P.0. Box 2525 Des Moines, Iowa Phone 2548 LAURA'S CAFE Congratulat ions Home Cooked Meals Boonev i11e, 1owa Phone Waukee 987-4674 4201 Chamberlain 3306 S. W. Ninth BL 5-5571 Des Moines. Iowa. - AT 2-8510 VALLY FLORISTS AND GIFT SHOP L. K. HAIR FASHIONS Corsage Specialists INEZ HAZEL 328 Grand Ave. 255 - 2125 914 Main West Des Moines Adel, Iowa 468-2821 LARSON CLEANER TAILORS Compliments of FRED'S T.V. SERVICE 216 5th Street West Des Moines, Iowa 413 5th Street West Des Moines Phone 279-0740 Phone CR 9-1298 LENHART PLUMBING HEATING CO. ADEL LANES 919 Main 703 Main Adel, Iowa Phone 468-2426 Phone 468-9934 Adel, Iowa Congratulations to The Class of 64 F rom MARSHALL RAY BA INTER Farmers Elevator Mutual Insurance Company Des Moines, Iowa LEE FELT - Sales Representative Waukee, Iowa R.R. No. 1 Adel, Iowa Phone Waukee 987-4312 CAMPBELL DEPT STORE 220-5 th MAMA LACONA'S RESTAURANT 3627 Beaver Avenue Phone CR 4-0403 West Des Moines Phone CR 7-9589 When Dining Out, Dine At MAMA LACONA'S INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansns Citv — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA 3 5th President— 1961-1963 JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY ARRIVAL IN DALLAS Presided} Kennedy and his wife Kennedy am KV.SNEm fT| ASSASSINATED! vsSASSlN gggipg Dally Herald Q | I ASSASSINATED! ®- S?5?S wraHfeiiit: 1 Ml .U RI� V mm Ik President Kenne 7 umly .skktch , JFf ibSSyT K2 -SUSPECT HEll Shot bfwfch w if« I In of n ntr •imr' br Daily 2flf jirnph L-UKSIUI VT ll'M in Is SS sSI li: ftnnuleSM - C-' is a crisp sunny morning in Washington as e body of President Kennedy, born i a caisson, arrives at the Capitol to lie in state, ' ij. —