Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

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nttnr Steve looser wills his egg route to Mickey Merical. You better gather your chicks, Mick. Linda Siller wills Larry Phillips to Linda Henderson. She needs a tall boyfriend, too. Rose Harris wills her romance mysteries to Connie Anderson. Let's hope that Connie can solve them. Darlene Andreini wills her art ability to Bill Haynes and Nancy Peterson, providing they don't draw on the library magazines. Linda Biery wills her boyfriend in Dallas Center to Roberta Wright. On second thought, she wants to keep him. Sharon Harvey wills her quiet composure to 3d iMcKinney. Keep calm, Ed. Peggy Rees wills her late hours to Shirley Bennett providing she can put them to better use than Peg. Dawn Mortinson wills her determination to finish school to Jim Morris. Make good use of it, Jim! Gary Stone wills his basketball ability along with his conceit to Tom Tovera, as if he didn't already have it. Shirley Swallow wills her ability to move fast on the basketball floor to Chris Lewis, providing Chris will stay with the team. barb Spencer wills her innocent blush to Linda Ogden, providing she can use it at the right time. Lorrie Speer wills her knowledge of the Italian language to Linda Lewellin so that she can talk to Fred better. Carolyn Ort wills her sassy saying, I'm not going to do it, Mrs. Meyer , to Lena Ogden. Use it sparingly, Lena. John Prim wills his brains to Eill Kelly and Jake Gruber, but not until John gets through with them. They probably wouldn't -use them anyway. Ronnie Rhodes wills his fabulous Chemistry talents to Jim Wiltgen, as long as Jim takes it as seriously as Ron in trying to blow up the school. Anita Shaffer wills her sun glasses and new bikini to Toni Rideway. Don't worry, you can always get another one, Anita. Larry Little wills his ability to argue any point to Marty Smith. Here's hoping you will do as good a job. Ron Boone wills his trips to the Mickey Owens baseball school to Joe Render, providing he doesn't get homesick, What, or who, did you get homesick for, Ron? Carol Copeland wills her talent of getting on Mr. Judkin's nerves to Pete Rahlson. We don't want any of the teachers to have it too easy!

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Mttnr r o p t sy One famous member of this small town is Larry Little whose famous paintings have replaced the old out-dated ones such as the Mona Lisa and Whistlers Mother . Always knew that there had to be someone in that class that would turn out to be great. We stopped for an afternoon snack at the Soda Shop. The owner, Steve Moser specializes in egg nog!!!! The flower shop is run by Rose Harris who, as her name implies raises the famous flower Harris . She invented it by crossbreading flowers. Her customers, Sharon Harvey and Ruth Hall are looking at the old ancient flowers of the past such as the carnation and the orchid. If you ever have teeth trouble while you are passing through the town, just stop at the orthodontist shop owned by Carol Copeland. I guess she learned quite a bit about braces while she was in high-school. Before leaving this little town, we stop to look at the school created by the class of 1965....What a mess!!!! The superintendent, Gary Stone, has set up a completely new concept in the educational system. The chemistry teacher, Pat Moran just went crashing through the window as a result of a small explosion----Kids can be Kids!!!! John Prim has taken over the English Department and he is patiently working with his oldest student....George Stifel. Guess George never quite made it. As we bid farewell to the town, we stop for gas at the station. Steve Barkley runs it, and rumor has it that he also ran off quite a big of gas during his high-school days!!!!! Just as we pull out of the station, so does Ron Boone and Ron Rhodes. They are the only two people in the world that can lay a patch with their horses. That’s all their allowed to drive since Marshall Burt took away their licenses. Yes, Jeopardy Junction is quite the town and it is constantly growing. Who knows, maybe someday it will be the sight of the state capitol. The Seniors never were a class to say die !!!!! Jackie Barber New Senior—mid semester 'Success is a journey not a destination

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mor Gloria Barbieri wills her bouffant hair do’s to Kim Springer. Keep the comb away, Kim. Fred Croci wills the car he never got running to Mike Baker. Mike, if you don’t get it finished, you can always ride your horse. Tom Inman wills his super stock Ford to John Rosenberger, providing he doesn’t dent the other fender like Tom did. Nick Gruber wills his driving skill to Tom Leonard, providing he doesn’t go over 30 miles an hour and run into stop signs. They are awfully hard to straighten. Bobbi Smith wills her cheerleading sweater to Peg Smith because Bobbi would like to see Peggy get it. Pat Moran wills his ability to fall out of windows to Brian Larson. He won’t be as easy to throw out and he won’t have such a long ways to fall. Sandy Frette wills her talent to try out for basketball in her senior year to Brenda Delazzer, as long as she doesn’t try the coaches patience as Sandy did. Brad Burt wills his burnt matches to Mike Aldrich. He will be able to get away with almost as much as Brad. Well, almost. Greg Burt wills his blue Ford to Ike Dowell. On second thought. Brad will probably want it if Greg is through with it. Dean Herr wills his curly hair and brown eyes to Cissy Johnson. She will really have the boys with that combination!! Linda Giles wills her ability to do good in everything to Kenny Trammel. With her ability, he can’t go wrong. Ruth Hall wills her roller skating ability to Jane Haberman. Lots of luck in winning the medals that Ruth did! Terri McCuen wills her slim figure to Bev Burger, although Bev has almost done it by herself. Cheryl Bailey wills her ability to lie to her mother to Sherry Copeland, as long as her mother doesn’t catch up with her. Steve Barkley wills his ability to be led around and astray to Dennis Petty. Don’t let it go too far, Dennis. Peggy Kuehl wills her scholarship to Carol Allen. Hope you can make it. We’re sure that Peg can. Jackie Barber wills her quiet whisper to Karen Tollari so that Karen can make good use of it when she is cheerleading. George Stifel wills his athletic ability to throw fruit in the lunch room to Linda Case. Mr. Meyer frowns on it, so be more careful. And to all the classes that follow the Senior Class of 1965, we leave the fine examples that we have set, and to Mr. Meyer, we leave all our memories.