Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

W„is oss o Echo Wau kee Community School Waukee Iowa Class of 1966 To the sons and daughters of aukee High who are now serving in the armed forces of our country, and to those who will be serving in the near future, rfe, the Senior Class of 1966, dedicate this Scho. Society has made it possible for all these sons and daughters to enjoy their educational opportunities in this school. Now this very society is facing the internal problems of the world. Like good citizens they gallantly march forth to take their place in preserving this freedom so that future generations may enjoy these same privileges. It is with a great deal of pride then, that we dedicate this 1966 £cho to these sons and daughters who willingly give their all. Board of Education La Verne Jones ijliji! Ralph Copeland Raymond Burner Phil Croci Administration aaswu.. .itiaS Clair Eason Superintendent j V. J. Meyer Principal Miss Fox ; iiiiiii Jim Johnson HHI Treasurer Secretary Seniors CONNIE ANDERSON Connie She smiles at many just i'or fun, but we ail know there is only one. Secretary-Treasurer II LINDA HENDERSON Lin You’re only young once, but if you work it right once is enough. Student Council PEGGY SMITH Peg Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. MARTIN SMITH Marty I came nere to be distracted by women---Not to study. Seniors SHARON COPELAND Sherry When she's good, she's very good, but-------• SHIRLEY BENNETT Shirley I only ask that Fortune send a little more than I can spend. edward mckinney Ed Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it forever. JOHN ROSENBERGER John Silence is less injurious than a weak reply. LINDA LEWELLIN Linda Boys are bothersome; but I like to be bothered. Seniors CAROL ALLEN Carol Never underestimate the powers of a woman. BRENDa delazzer Brenda I’ve pot my Phil of the world. BILL HAYNES Bill a little knowledge and a lot of bluff makes the teachers think I know my stuff. CHRISTINE LEWIS Chris Woman has her right to life, liberty, and happiness of pursuit. MICHAEL ALDRICH Mike Everybody wants to go to Heaven, but I want to be with my friends. Seniors WILLIAM kelly Bill It’s better to rust than to wear out.” KAREN TOLLARI Karen She puts her troubles in the bottom of her heart, then she sits on the lid and giggles. LARRY PHILLIPS Larry Blessed be he who invented sleep. JANE HABERMAN Jane1’ I was cut out to be an angel, but they lost the pattern. NANCY PETERSON Nance Shall I go on or have I said enough. DENNIS PETTY Dennis I don’t say much, but I sure think a lot. Mention sports-there's a light in his eye. Mention studies-the light will die. Seniors KENNY TRAMMEL Ken A ring on her finger is worth two on the phone. LINDA OGDEN Linda My heart is not my own, but its in good hands. MICHAEL EAKER Mike Never a devil, but far from a saint. CANDACE JOHNSON Cissi Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, there aren't many things that bother KIMBERLY SPRINGER Kim Hold the fort-I'm coming. Seniors PETER RAHLSON Pete He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a cues-tion. TOM LEONARD Tom There surely must be some hard work in me, because none of it has ever come out. LINDA CASE Linda A silent girl, like still water is deep and dangerous. ROBERTA WRIGHT Bertie 'I never make mistakes, at least none I can’t explain afterwards. MARY ANTOINETTE RIDGWAY Toni Same sweet girl to all she meets. Mike Speer I Bea Anderson Wayne Winfield Juniors Bruce Petty Louise Peterson Mike Keller Penny Wright Juniors Bruce Kuehl Mike Prim Karen Giles Nancy Herman Jack Hosier Sharon Billings Lois Brakke Sandy Lewellin Mary Reese Gary White Linda Angaran Bill Brittain Becky Baker Saundra Cook Marlene Forret Mary Moran Warren Herr Dick Schaffer Pat Downard Jane Swallow Janet Pollock Elaine Floutsen Chuck Everman Laura Husted Karen Johnson Marcia Harvey Ella Prince t Brenda Clarkson Penny Inman Sheryl Haden Linda Bennett Steve Keller Larry Stone Debbie Brickert Sophomores Nanette Duprez Hay Kelly LaRue Dessenko Luke Gruber Sophomores Bonnie Smith Kike Little Cynthia Burt Dan ttoutsen Cindi Johnson i Ronnie Phillips Marlene Giles Marilyn Andeberg Dennis Kolk Tom Barnes Carol Buechler Cathy Stehr Rusty Bennett Freshmen Sharon Snyder Steve Artley Mike McLaughlin Freshmen Daniel Brown Dianne Hammer Cynthia Sharon Sharon Trammel Lance Rahlson Nona Allen Paul Sloan Mike McConnell Sherrell Billings Kathy Hannen John Meyer Charlene Hoffman Walter Wright Sharon Pollock Freshmen Ruth Rosenfcerger Gail Gehrke Linda Olson Dianne Kolk Carol Everman Jeri Allison Rick Dunmeyer Ja es McCuen Vicki Clarkson Jud Ulrich Dianne Delazzer FRESHMEN WELCOME Cissi Johnson, Walter Wright, Mark Springer, Ronnie Waugh Peter Prince Donna Dolmage Sue Mullen Candy Seibert Monica Ridgway Chris Bennett Julie Copeland Beverly Applegate Fred Rehbein Kathy Herman Kathy Routser Jackie Eurger Randy Burger Robert Glasscock Myrna Booth Sec-Treas. Phillip Andeberg hhhh Marggy Jordan Albert Ver Scheur Rita Linda Merical Susan Eighth Grade Terry Yokes Brandt Russell Cris Belt Vickie Jones Barb Mary Cunningham Terry Morrison Jeannette Brown Leonda Bennett Oren Dennis Skeers Cindi Chuck Morris Bobbi Garland Dennis Hakeman David Rosenberger Jackie Ver Scheur Owen Copeland Pres. Wayne Pollock Billy Ross Becky Waugh Seventh Grade Randy Wright Susie C-ehrke Diane Broderick Mark Gruber Candy Deloris Barberi Jerry Husted Terri Render Roger Anderson Ronnie Mullen Ruth Glasscock Cherie Sharon Bob Jeff Cobb Marcia Garland Mary Sloan Billy Baker Sandy Olson fit Richard Harvey 4 Todd Buechler Lucretia Vowell Vernon Kelly Laura Seibert Debbie Hicks Bill Burmeister Nancy Erandenberg Steve Brittain Joyce Dessenko Curt Burger Peggy Merical Merle Case Sandy White Kenny Smith Ruth Haynes Kirk Mike Clark Mike Grades Row 1: Mr. Moats, Randy Applegate, Linda Garland, Shirley Weil, Kathy Ort, JoAnne Hinkson, Linda Kirkpatric, Curt Johnson. Row 2: Mike Reed, Pat Speer, Patricia Schaffer, Becky Boyer. Row 3: Barbara Pollock, Jeff Lamberti, Katie Ceretti, Randy Rhodes, Ramona Willis, Julie Manson Kathy Stork, Carol Baer. Row 4: Tim Broderick, Debbie Blackford, Donald Blackford, Donald Beeler, Roxanne Baker, Dale Turek, Howard Smith Eddie HacAtee. Absent: Erika Rahlson Row I? Mrs. Eckenberg, Mike Garland, Kathleen Jones, Marshall Hildreth, Janine Allison, Eleanor Rehbein, Ron Mitchell Row 2: Barb Burger, Craig Judkins, Jack Lewellin, Doris Baker Row 3: Maureen O'Neill, Kevin Broderick, Sally Lamberti, Fred Schnelle, Cheri Vokes, Annie Barnes, Lynn Huscher Row 4: Ken Ulrich, Diana Thomas, Ricky Andreini, Paula Slycord, Mike Olsem, Carol Petty, Bill McCuen, Gene Hildreth Absent: Sharon Cook Row 1: Mrs. Denny, Margaret Stork, Ricky Henderson, Janet Rynearson, Ted Eason, Alex Seibert, Tommy Clark, Kathy Angran, Joe Nizzi _Row 2: Tully Steward, Craig Nicholson, Row 3: Frederick Warren, Terri Rehbein, Lowell Andeberg, Laura Davenport, Dennis McLaughlin, Sara Tapscot£, Jerry Burger, Barbara Fox, Bill Hammer Row 4: Bridget O'Neill, Bill Meyer, Patty Felt, Ricky Huscher, Terry Copeland, Russell Day, Gail Critz, Denise Fullmer, Vicki Schuessler Row 5: Marilyn Morris, Teresa Neal, Denise Dowell, Jean Llewellyn Row 1: Mrs. Crone, Mary C-risso, Marie Nizzi, Randy Laver, Sally Ross, Wilma Rehbein, James Cobb, Patti Hayes. Row 2: Virginia Schuesler, Steve Steveketesson, Lisa Andreini, Tim Way,Jackie Hanlon, Stephen Mullen, Row 3: Junior Swallow, Debbie Shoeman, Tony Ceretti, Tom Aldrich, Deborah Stork, Jeff Jones, Dennis Baker, Paula Russel. Row 4: Tim Skeers, Debbie :artin, Vickie Weil, Joan Artley, Janet Baer, Cynthia Jessen, Peggy Lux, Debbie Ashley. Row 1: Mrs. Spear, Eenjy Robel, Penny Mitchell, Hugh Smith, Charley Little, Debbie Hilgenberg, Donnie Gehrke, Marcie Short. Row 2: Kathy Alrich, Andy Eelt, Mary Kelly, Joe Cunningham, Terri Petty, Stephen Olsem. Row 3: Roger Schnelle, Denise Ceretti, Gary Smith, iiarlene Crawley, Mark Broderick, Shawn Parrel, Dennis Dowell, Donna Brandenterg Row 4: Dean Clarkson, Bob Butricks, Debbie Thomas, Kathy Clark, Terri Kolk, Beth Applegate, Vicki Trissel. Absent: Sherilyn Macy Row 1: Mrs. Gladfelder, David Anderson, Eddie Jordan, Michele Kemp, Billy Brown, Doug Hilgenberg, Lorna Lewis, Pat O'Neill. Row 2: Sherry Merical, Tim Burmeister, Joni Manson, Mike Erdman. Row 3: Billy Roach, Debra Davis, Billy Moore, Shirley Brittain, Steve Fink, Cindy Vokes, Teresa Hicks, Russel Parker. Row 4: Charles Pagel, Marlene Thomas, Calvin Pollock, Catherine Olsem, Pam Lunemann, Dennis Dunmire, Mike Broderick. Absent: Bobby Billinas Row 1: Mrs. Hawbaker, Dick McAtee, Cindy Snyder, Scott Applegate, Debbie Erown, Joetta Collins, Donnie Boots, Pam Ridgway Row 2: Junior Critz, Dianne Clarkson, Jeff Hunter, Timmy Slycord Row 3: Patti Lamberti, Kenneth Bannick, Barbara Trent, Juanita Moran, Kelly Gruber, Bobby Hammer, Debra Hoffman, Brian Willis Row 4: Jeffrey Thompson, Michael Courtney, Vicki Piper, Tim Guberich, Susan Hildreth, Joe Stork, Mike Thomas Row 5: Hot present: Tom Carlson, Chris Tidball, Joel Allen (. .%S'n WAUKEE COMM. GRADE 3 1965 - 1966 How 1: Mrs. Swallow, Sandy Clark, Susan Warren, Karen Snipes, Debra Davenport, Terry Bench, Sarah Clark, Robert Harvey. Row 2: Terry Eason, Mark Rees, Karen Felt, Kevin Morris, Pam Neal, Susy Barnes. Row 3: Candy Lewis, Mike Rynearson, Lisa Belt, Andy Zimmerman, Becky Haynes, Ricky Hanlon, James Stork, Renae Nicholson. Row A: Alan Laver, Linda Fox, Kevin Blair, Debbie Ross, Susie Bennet, Robyne Seibert, Sandy Trissel. WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE 2 „ 1965 . r I 966 Row 1: Mrs. Smith, Kim Kollman, Kristin Morris, David Stifel, Kim Hunter, Jerry Aldrich, Diane Davis, Randy Brittain Row 2: Kathleen Dluhos, Tammy Vokes, Bobby McKinney,Toni Tibhen Row 3: Kristie Jones, Gary Smith, Dawn Critz, Amy Turek, Teresa Steffen, Ricky Green, Eddee Lux, Bonnie Trammel Row A: Terry Erdman, Christine Waugh, Mark Cunningham, Ricky Ross, Larry Elarton, Billy Biersma, Craig Willis, Cathy Ginder Row 1: Mrs. Keller, Debbie Snyder, Lonnie Piper, Dennis Garland, Brian Broderick, Bobby Ramsey. Row 2: Danny Rosenberger, Linda Schwab, Karl Bannick, Dale Hilgenberg. Row 3: Doug Slycord, Dale Day, Doug Felt, John Lenski, Tommy Farrell, Denny Peterson. Absent: Mike Carlson, John Lewis. ri ; . Row 1 Mrs. Finchem, Sheri Waters, Ann Cain, Jody Spencer, Carol Honken, Peg Roach, Becky Robel Row 2 Mary Jo Broderick, Carl Rehbein, Sheila O'Neill, Danny Reed Row 3 Joel Thomas, Christy Bassett, Debbie Rees, David Grisso, Lvnn Boots, Beth Ulrich, Tammy Palmer, Wayne Ellis Row 4 Danny Hilgenberg, Ronda Crawley, Carry Diekman, Carol Kelly, Steve Cobb, Shirley Ammon, Randy Shoe r.an, Larry Van Cleave wot present Steve Jessen (S rn WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE I 1965 - 1966 - -T 1‘? ili n - 3s Row 1: Mrs. Gillespie, Ricky Waters, Kim Sollock, Becky McKinney, Laura Swanson, Jeff Anfinson, Janet Nizzi, Steve Pifer Row 2: Cindy Slycord, Kathy Martin Row 3: David Terry, Dicky Billings, Mike Broderick, Joe Copeland, Paul Swanson, Steve Kemp, Marcia Stanley, Christine Lathrop Row 4: Greg Harpole, Ruth Sass, Karla Hunter, David Roach, John Jordan, Debbie Macy Row 1: Mrs. Denton, Marcia Aldrich, Grady Lenski, Jeff Thomas, Deirdre O'Neill, Jerry Bassett, Tootie Steward, Todd Weller. Row 2: Melanie Fullmer, Cynthia Schultze. Row 3: Steven Honken, Mindi Martin, Larry Moore, Mary Jo Rhoades, Tim Kollman, Randy Baker, Jerrilyn Spencer, Steve Jamison. Row 4: Brett Smith,Susie Haynes, Gregory Lewis, Mike Brittain, Jackie Cains, Christie Snook. Row 1: Mrs. Fulmer, Violet Case, Tom Stifel, Pamela Elarton, Joe Johnson, Carol Kinkennon, Kevin Thompson. Row 2: Mike Young, Pamela Snyder. Row 3 Pam Rynearson, Lonnie Schwab, Lisa Hayes, Amy Billingsley, Susan McCuen, Natalie Nelson, Kathy Broderick, Leslie Seibert. Row 4: Beth Andreini, Mike Pagel, Lisa Zimmerman, George Springer, Bradley Baker. Absent: Patty Smith. Row 1: Mrs. Bray, Terry Browning, Mark Merical, Chris Davenport, Rhonda Ramsey, Mark Neal, Donnie Lewellin, Karen Dluhos Row 2: Theresa Smith, Daniel McKinney, Susan Howe, Eric Dunsmoor Row Eric Swanson, Debra Hoffman, Robert Steffen, Jayne Mortenson, Julie Swanson, David Boyer Row 4: Steve Moore, Nancy Stork, Mike Honken, Darla Jergens, Kevin Cain, Tommy Roach, Douglas Stout, Dwight Schuessler Absent: Rebecca Schultze C) . 2 � i iK.i tnih % Row 1: Mrs. Tibben, Joe Heather, Jimmy Llewellyn, David Thomas, Dale Philby, Adam Way, Penny Lauer, Gail Smith Row 2: Donna Ammon, Britt Baker, John Trost, Rita Kinkimnon Row 3: Dennis Boots, Tammy Springer, Donnie Rhodes, John Amphenson, Bobbie Anderson, Carol Morris, Timmy Springer, Janice DeWitt Row A: Nick Hammer, Mark Carlson, Connie Lux, Rusty Allen Critz, Terri Shoeman, Steve Trent Row 1 ’ Ron Zimmerman, Jimmy Manson, Sheryl Breese, Roddy Waters, Jody Trissel Row 2i Dawn Ginder, Mark Foote, Jim Butcher, Steve Guberich Row 3‘. Cindy Aldrich, Danny Jamison, Kelly Morris, Wendi Waters, Rickey Fink, Paula Ellerbrok Row 4r Don Zimmerman, Bartley Weller, Larry Barbieri, Joyce Reed, Bradley Johnson, Billy Van Cleave, Sara Warren Mrs. Bray-Kindergarten Mrs. Tibben Kindergarten Mrs. Fullmer First Grade Mrs. Denton Mrs. Gillespie First Grade First Grade Mrs. Gladfelder Fourth Grade Mr. McClaskey Science L Athletics Fourth Grade Miss Lightner Libraian Faculty Mrs. Eckenberg Sixth Grade „ Mr. Noe Miss McCartney Voc. Ag English Speech incj. Arts Mrs. Morgan Commercial Mr. Hansen Physical Ed. Miss Ultang Foreign Lang. Mrs. Drew Science Mr. Sandstrom Mrs. Harkrader Mrs. Meyer Mr. Darling Instrumental Mathmetics Hone Economics History Mrs. Keller Second Grade Mrs. Finchem Second Grade Mrs. Smith Second Grade Mrs. Swallow Third Grade Mrs. Hawbaker Third Grade Mrs. Jackson Art Mr. Ahrens History Mr. Moats Sixth Grade Faculty Mr. Powers 7 8 Dept. Mr. Judkins 7 L £ Dept. Mrs. Steward Vocal Music Mrs. Jordan Elem. Music Typical Senior English class-first semester-Was it really that boring? � C Mrs. Meyer hands out her expert advice to a frustrated Senior girl. Guess who? Hup! Hup! Hup! I Sometimes the teacher lets the students take over. Do you think we learn anymore? Out of the wild blue yonder comes that ever faithful---- CHICKEN MAN!!!!!!!! Bus Drivers Custodians And Cooks Mrs. Buechler, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Neuman Mr. Brown. Basketball Row 1: Penny Inman, Pat Downard, Karen Giles, Janet Wiltgen, Marlene Forrett, Nanette Duprez, Cynthia Burt, Christine Lewis Row 2: Mr. McClaskey Julie Copeland, Sandy Llewellyn, Roberta Wright, Betty Biersma, Sharon Snyder, Marlene Giles, Sandy Olson, Lois Brakke Row 3: Carol Buechler, Sherrel Eillings, Vicki Clarkson,Saundra Cook, Chris Bennett, Sharon Pollock, Penny Wright, Linda Brandenberg, Sue Llewellyn, Chris Render Row 1: Mike McConnell, Tom Tovrea, Bruce Petty, Joe Neubauer, Danny Warren, Mike Aldrich, Larry Stone, John Meyer, Larry Lewellin, Terry Michael Row 2: Mr. McClaskey, Lois Brakke, Bill Haynes, Daniel Routsen, Larry Spoerry, Steve Andreini, Wayne Winfield, Joe Render Basketball Sandy Llewellyn, Sharon Snyder, Janet Wiltgen, Roberta Wright, Karen Giles Marlene Forrett, Nanette Duprez, Pat Downard, Cynthia Burt, Pennv Inman ’ B,etty Eiersma, Christine Lewis, Marlene Giles Back row; Saundra Cook ' Mr. McClaskey, Lois Brakke ' Cheerleaders Tracy Gruber, Cindi Johnson, Cissi Johnson, Jane Haberman, Carol Allen, Peggy Smith Baseball Row 1: Joe Neubauer, Larry Lewellin, Mike Aldrich, Dan Warren, Steve Andreini, John Meyer, Bruce Petty Row 2: Mr. McClaskey, Terry Michaels, Luke Gruber, Tom Tovrea, Larry Stone, Mike McConnell Row 3: Joe Render, Mike Little, Walter Wright, Ray Kelly, Dan Routsen, Larry Spoerry , Wayne Winfield Softball Row 1: Janet Wiltgen, Saundra Cook, LaRue Dessenko, Lois Brakke, Betty Biersma, Chris Bennett, Marlene Giles Row 2: Mr. Ahrens, Penny Inman, Karen Giles, Pat Downard, Vicki Clarkson, Sharon Snyder, Jeri Allison, Jane Swallow Junior High Basketball Row 1: Debbie Hicks, Cindy Andreini, Susan Cook, Jackie Burger, Kathy Routsen, Melva Dessenko Row 2: Mr. Judkins, Terri Render, Bobbie Garland, Kathy Herman, Jean Meyer, Peggy Inman, Becky V.'augh, Nancy Brandenberg, Ruth Glasscock, Jackie Ver Scheur Row 3: Margie Jordan, Barb Brickert, Cherie Shearon, Vickie Jones, Deloris Barbieri, Sandy Olson Row 1: Bill Burmeister, Albert Ver Scheur, Robert Glasscock, Mike Ruark, Dennis Hakeman, John Render Row 2: Mr. Judkins, Terry Vokes, Jeff Cobb, Ronnie Muller., Briar. Linn, Jim Copeland, Dennis Skeers, Chuck Morris, Curt Burger, Todd Buechler Row 3: Margie Jordan, Barb Erickert, Cheri Shearon, Vicki Jones, Deloris Barbieri, Sandy Olson “B” Band Row 1: Barbara Burger, Joe Nizzi, Kevin Broderick, Cberie Shearon, Randy Wright, Ruth Ann Kaynes, Ken Ulrich, Steve Brittain, Randy Applegate, Teddy Eason. Row 2: Linda Garland, Sharon Cook, Eddie McAttee, Howard Smith, Gary Smith, Tom Clark, Jerry Burger, Jeff Cobb, Kirk Orr, Todd Buechler. Row 3: Becky Waugb, Julie Manscn, Carol Eaer, Debbie Hicks, Shirley Weil, Marcia Garland, Barbara Pollock, Patty Schaffer, Carla Trent Deloris Earbieri. Row 4: Donnie Gehrke, Ricky Huscher, Jackie Ver Scheur, Jo Ann Hinkson, Bridget O’Neill, Lynn Huscher, Katy Ceretti, Pat Speer, Cheri Vokes, Kathy Stork, Kathleen Jones, Gail Critz. Row 5: Jeannie Allison, Terry Copeland, Laura Seibert, Lucretia Vcwell, Maureen O'Neill, Ann Barnes, Roxanne Baker, Susie Gehrke, Ronnie Mullen. Row 6: Curt Johnson, Kenny Smith, Richard Harvey, Curt Burger, Patty Felt, Bill Meyer, Mr. Sandstrom. Dance Band Row 1: Peg Smith, Sharon Snyder, Cindi Johnson, Terry Morris, Carol Buechler, Dennis Skeers, Mike Aldrich Row 2: Steve Artlev, Paul Sloan, Myrna Booth, Wayne Winfield, Lance Rahlson Row 3: Marty Smith, Mike McConnell, Jen Allison, Dennis Hakeman, Ronnie Waugh f “A ” Barn! Pep Band Row 1: Carol Buechler, Dennis Skeers, Terry Morris, Becky Baker, Shirley Bennett, Chuck Morris, Mary Moran, Janet Pollock Row 2: Myrna Booth Paul Sloan, Bonnie Smith, Jeri Allison, Dennis Hakeman, Ronnie Waugh,’ Mike Ruark Row 3: Steve Artley, Susan Cook, Lance Rahlson Majorettes Bobbi Garland, Peg Smith, Carol Allen, Deanne Allen, Marlene Giles, Cynthia Burt F F. A. Row 1: Mr. Noe, Doug Forrett, Ed McKinney, Tom Leonard, John Copeland, Bill Brittain, Steve Keller Row 2: Mike Keller, Larry Spoerry, Ray Kelly, Bruce Kuehl, Mike Speer, Warren Herr Row 3: Ronnie Waugh, Gail Gehrke, Fred Rehbein, Dan Brown, Walter Wright, Rick Dunmeyer, Mike Little, Larry Thompson F. H. A. Row 1: Sherry Copeland, Bev Burger, Betty Biersma, Jane Swallow, Linda Angaran, Marlene Forret, Lois Brakke, Penny Wright, Linda Judkins, Sue Llewellyn Row 2: Mrs. Meyer, Tracy Gruber, Ruth Carr, Chris Render, Jeri Allison, Carol Buechler, Sandy Clson, Beverly Applegate, Diane Delazzer, Dianne Hammer, Monica Ridgway, Sharon Keller Row 3: Shirley Bennett, Becky Baker, Linda Brandenberg, Linda Ogden, Sue Mullen, Linda Case, Julie Copeland, Sandra Llewellyn, Amber Alford, Connie Anderson, Bonnie Smith How 4: Christine Lewis, Mary Rees, Janet Pollock, Kathy Hannen, Vicki Clarkson, Monica Ceretti, Sharon Pollock, Charlene Hoffman, Mary Moran, Sharon Trammel Row 5: Candy Seibert, Donna Dollmage, Roberta Wright, Linda Henderson, LaRue Dessenko, Cheryl Hayden, Marilyn Andeberg, Carol Everman, Sharon Snyder Vocal Groups Row 1: Chris Lewis, Penny Wright, Sue Mullen, Janet W'iltgen, Marlene Giles, Sandra Llewellyn Row 2: Tracy Gruber, Linda Olson, Merrilin Belt, Julie Copeland, Vicki Clarkson, Bev Burger, Penny Inman, Jeri Allison Row 3: Sharon Snyder, Karen Giles, Lois Brakke, Marlene Forrett, Sharon Trammel, Sharon Pollock Row 1: Penny Inman, Linda Judkins, Cyntnia Burt, Marlene Giles, Chris Lewis, Jane Hafcerman Row 2: Karen Giles, Bonnie Smith, Merrilin Belt, Lois Brakke, Bev Burger, Carol Buechler Row 3: Joe fteubauer, Jack Hosier, Terry Morris, Dan Routsen, John Meyer Track Mr. Spencer, John Copeland, Ray Kelly, Dan Warren, Steve Andreni, John Meyer, Lonnie Hawbaker, Kike Little, Larry Thompson, Ronnie Phillips, Dick Schaffer, Gary White, Marty Smith, Bill Haynes, Kike Baker, Chuck Everman, Paul Sloan. Speech and Debate SENIOR TRACK Mr. Spencer, Mike Baker, Bill Haynes, Marty Smith. Row 1: Jane Haberman, Penny Inman, LaRue Dessenko, Karen Giles, Janet Wiltgen Row 2: Miss Lightner, Peg Smith, Ronnie Phillips, Brenda Clarkson, Joe Render, Kimberly Springer, Miss McCartney Row 3: Lois Brakke, Marty Smith, Cynthia Burt, Mike Aldrich, Cissi Johnson Art Club Row 1: Mark Springer, Laura Husted, Carol Allen, Shirley Bennett, Gary White Row 2; Charlene Hoffman, Beth Copeland, Janet Pollock, Mary Moran, Mrs. Jackson Row 3: Sherrel Billings, Kathy Hannen, Saundra Cook, Nanette Duprez Student Council Row 1: Peggy Inman, Peg Smith, Joe Render, Karen Giles, Mike Speer Row 2 Tracy Gruber, Kathy Herman, Cindi Shearon, Larry Ceretti, Marlene Giles, John Render, Owen Copeland Foreign Language Club Row 1: Jud Ulrich, Jeri Allison, Cindi Johnson, Cindy Shearon, Mike Baker Row 2: Sandy Olson, Ruth Rosenberger. Miss Ultang, Monica Ceretti, Tracy Gruber Library Assistants low 1 Janet Pollock, Sheryl Hayden, Linda Case, Marilyn Andeberg, ::------- hammer Row 2: Amber Alford, Bonnie Smith, Mary Reese, Fred Rehbem, Steve Keller, Carrie Parkenson, Elaine Routsen, Connie Andersen, .-liss Lightner £Connie Anderson, Ike gDowell, Senior attendents £Luke Gruber, Cynthia Burt Sophomore attendents, Joe S-Neubauer, Karen Giles, iJunior attendents, Paul Sloan, Julie Copeland, frFreshman attendents. • c- r Z. r-.W w • � • P Queen : Chris Lewis !% ££■ Cynthia Burt, Sophomore attendent,! Connie Anderson, Senior attendent,-Queen: Chris Lewis, Karen Giles, Junior attendent, Julie Copeland, i Freshman attendent. Autographs fa z v X fflk iC u AA-'VyXA'r-vt K1 iv I- o vt ){jUYW L[ J 'X Mii fo! TK 'S. . ? ? A' , s o 9 {) Os y XW C «£ N x ,t x X A , @mc dLollnt CuHJ Ss )M • V «r x Y V VaCXJU . I (At I0JA54- SL X r a A c t i V Eev Burfer, Chris Lewis, Connie Anderson, Sherry Copeland, Roberta V rifht, Linda Henderson. F.H.A. Christmas Play t I e s Jnris Bennett, Shirley Bennett, Kim Sprinper, Sherry Copeland, Linda Henderson, Bev Eurper. Faculty Eanquet doe rtender, Mike Eaker. Dino Junior-Sen Seniors f ior Prom Juniors Commencement Commencement Honor Students tiaiu-j.- Do re You Award raff ■ � rif ■ ■� � - r feSST Roberta -'right dike Baker . B averages and above. Carol Allen Connie Anderson Jane Haberinan nenaorson Johnson ftahlson Marty Smith Tollari Karen !$ S i £5;L£3K; jEiE plSSii Sp JSSpg «aS asSl2:lisi S §£33 gig Roberta -'right S333£SS33S Co-Editors-Roberta Wright, Sherry Copeland Linda Henderson, Eev Burger 4p i i • Peggy Smith Business Manager ttH tv !V Per Smith, Roberta bright Shirley Bennett, Sherry Copeland, Linda Henderson Senior Class Prophecy While standing on a high mountain looking down upon the bustling city of Meyer's Gulch, we are reminded of an old tale about the city. The story goes that while the Class of 66 was touring the mountains during Skip Week, their bus broke down in the middle of the desert near the haunted Ghost Town of Dry Gulch. The class decided to take up permanent residence and name the town Meyer's Gulch in honor of Mr. Meyer, their chaperone on the trip. Now, we, the Junior Class, after a long treacherous trip, have found the town at last. As we approach the town, we see a tall, dark, handsome figure running to meet us. At first glance, we think it is John Wayne, but as he gets closer we realize it is our beloved principal, Mr. Meyer. He offers to give us a personal tour of the town. We don't think we can make the trip on an empty stomach, so we stop at Roberta Wright's Wild and Woolly Weiner Wurst Wagon, which specializes in, as you guessed, Rosenberger Hamburgers, developed by the famous chef, John Rosenberger. They are served to us by Nancy Peterson, who gained waitress experience during her high school days. As we step outside, we are shocked to see Chris Lewis, being led up to the hangman's noose. She has been convicted of showing her shapely legs in public. The judge, Mike Aldrich, will' not permit such vulgarity in Meyer's Gulch. We see Joe Render, the hangman, nearing the platform with a ladder in his hand. He's the shortest hangman in the Wild West and must use his ladder to reach the rope. But wait!! From behind we hear a sudden pitter-patter of horses' hooves. As we turn, in the cloud of dust, we see Mike Baker sitting gallantly upon his horse. Before we know it, he has shot a bullet through the rope and rescued Chris from the noose. He never could stand to see a lady sufrer. As Mike and Chris ride off into the distance, we hear Mike faintly yelling, Hi-ho, Copper, away! The crowd has now gathered around the best athlete in Meyer's Gulch, Bill Haynes, as he competes in a horseshoe tournament. Horseshoes has become the number one sport in the West. No wonder, when there are such pretty cheerleaders around as Jane Haberman to cheer the players on. Sherry Copeland has just returned from a long trip to the ocean with a load of seashells. Swingin' Silly Sherry sells seashells down by the dry goods store owned by Shirley Bennett. As yet, she cannot afford any manikins, so we see Linda Henderson in the window modeling Shirley's latest creation. Shirley sewed up the outfit herself on her new Springer Sewing Machine, invented by none other than Kim Springer. As we pass the blacksmith shop owned by Bill Kelly, Beverly Burger, the stagecoach driver, pulls in to have her axle repaired. Bill had better do a good job, so Bev can get the school kids to school on time. We are confronted by Pete Rahlson, the newspaper editor, who asks us for an interview. He has to get the article to his assistant. Cissy Johnson, so whe will have plenty of time to prepare it. Last time she got the type in backwards, and as a result there was no evening paper. We pass by the local barber shop where Ike Dowell is giving Tom Leonard the famous rancher, a haircut. Tom really likes Ike's shop because he uses those soft, luxurious Dowell Towels. Tom tells us his dairy business has really picked up since he hired Connie Anderson from Anderson-Erickson Dairy Company to work in his dairy. We hear a loud scream and run to the Office of Dr. Thomas L. Tovrea. He is putting a cast on Larry Chester Philips' leg. Dr. Tovrea keeps running out of plaster, because Larry's leg is so long. His nurse, Toni Ridgway, is no help, because she is continually getting the instruments mixed up and getting in the way. We notice we are being of no help, so we move on to the city jail, where Kenny Trammel, our alert deputy, is keeping a close watch on the fearless criminal, Dennis Petty, who has been accused of petty larceny. Kenny seems to be having trouble watching Dennis because his lovely redheaded wife, the former Linda Ogden, is chasing their twin sons, Pete and Repeat, up and down the street. We pass by the beauty shop where Brenda Delazzer, the beautician, is fixing Karen Tollari's hair. She's having quite a time because Karen has the longest hair in the west. There seem to be several members of the Senior Class whom we have not yet found. Where could they be? Ah, but alas! We hear the joyful sound of music rising up in the streets. Our ears lead us to Linda Lewellin's Liquor Lounge, better known as the town Saloon. We always knew Linda would be a great success. We trace the music to a piano, where Peg Smith is playing her famous Western version of Chopsticks. Her years of practice on the piano have certainly paid off. In the corner we notice the notorious gambler, Marty Smith, lazily playing a game of Old Maid with Linda Case. Linda needn't worry, though, because so far Marty has lost every single game. It is now necessary for Marty to break up the game and order a drink. (Milk on the rocks, of course.) During high school milk was his favorite bevarage. Ed McKinney, the bartender, rushes over and pours the shot heard around the world. What is that screamin noise? Call the marshall! But wait! It is the marshall, Jake Gruber chasing the most popular barfly, Carol Allen, down the stairs. Jake wonihis high position because he was the fastest gun and fastest runner in the West. Mr. Meyer tells us it is a common sight to see Jake chasing Carol around. We suppose so, looking back on our high school days. We invite the Class of 66 to return to Waukee with us, but they wish to remain behind in Meyer's Gulch. As the sun sinks slowly in the West, we bid farewell to the Seniors and take home with us the memories of an exciting day spend in Meyer's Gulch. Senior Class Will As we the Class of 66 turn in our resignation and quietly dismiss ourselves from this institution into another world-that unknown world of freedom, democracy, and equal opportunities, we leave to the Class of 67 a few of our cherished belongings With utmost care and thought we have unanimously agreed to leave with you our administration, teachers, school books, and hot lunches. The little knowledge we have learned and the vast amount of memorable experiences will be cherished forever by our graduating class. To each and everyone of you, the Class of 66 wills one of his most valued and treasured possesions. Mike Aldrich wills his Baraccuda to Deanne Allen. We hope you will have better luck with it than Mike did. Carol Allen wills her ability to get along with the boys to Saundra Cook and Beth Copeland, as long as you handle all your problems as well as Carol did. Connie Anderson wills her plans for the future to Nancy Hermann and Debbie Brickert, just as long as they are as successful as we are sure Connie will be. Mike Baker wills his polka-dotted shirt to Sandy Lewellyn. We know you will treasure it forever. Shirley Bennett wills her wonderful personality to Brenda Clarkson, providing Brenda puts it to good use like Shirley did. Beverly Burger wills her bus driving ability to Jane Swallow and Betty Biersma, providing they either get a smaller sign or a larger car. Linda Case wills her white go'go boots to Mary Moran and Laura Husted, so you two can walk all over the boys. Sherry Copeland wills her contacts to Sharon Billings, providing you keep them away from strong winds, or you'll loose them like Sherry did. Brenda Delazzer wills her hair styling ability to Mike Prim and Chuck Everman. We hope you can style your hair as well as Brenda does. Ike Dowell wills his beautiful eyes to Louise Peterson and Becky Baker. Please girls, no more mascara or false eye lashes. Jake Gruber wills his last package of cigarettes to Wayne Winfield. That is if Jake can part with them. Jane Haberman wills her cheerleading outfit to Marcia Harvey. We hope that you will be as successful as Jane was. Rill Havnes wills his athletic skills to Janet Wiltgen and Karen Giles. We know you two will do just as well or even better than Bill did. Linda Henderson wills Jo Regenski and Penny Inman her numerous bottles of Ben Hur perfume, as long as you use it with more reasoning than Linda did and don’t use it as a weapon. Cissy Johnson wills her lack of heighth to Joe Neubauer, Jack Hosier, and Tim Warrick. This may be an asset to you boys. At least you won’t have to face Mr. Meyer anymore. Rill Kelly wills his broad shoulders to Warren Herr and larry .Stone. We know you two will really appreciate them. Tom Leonard will's his ability to try anything once to the Keller boys. Well, maybe not everything! Linda Lewellin wills her household chores to Larry Lewellin. Now Linda can have more time for dates and Larry really needs the experience. Chris Lewis wills her position as basketball guard to Nanette Duprez and Marlene Forret. We hope you can do as well as Chris did and lead the team onto victory. 2d McKinney wills his draft card to Mary Reese, Sheryl Hayden, and 211a Prince. At least there’s one advantage, girls, no shortage of men. Linda Ogden wills her red hair to Bea Anderson and Karen Johnston. We just hope you girls aren't stuck with burgandy robes. Nancy Peterson wills her boyfriend to Lois Brakkee, but on second thought Nancy dedided to keep him. Dennis Petty wills his beautiful sweaters to Linda Angaran. We sure hope they fit, Linda. Larry Phillips wills his mechanical know-how to Bruce Kuehl and Gary White, if they use this knowledge to become professional car wreckers. Pete Rahlson wills his ability to argue to Dick Schaeffer and Terry Morris. Please don’t use it quite as often as Pete did. Joe Render wills his Bob Dylan writings to Bill Brittain and Bruce Petty. Maybe you can raise your grades in English, now. Toni Ridgeway wills her many make-up slips to Linda Bennett. We hope that they won't put you too far behind. John Rosenberger wills his position in baseball to Larry Spoeery, as long as Larry can find a hired hand to take care of his cows. Marty Smith wills his immaculate blue Plymouth to Dennis Oilier. Treat it as well as Marty did, Dennis. Peggy Smith wills the gray streaks in her hair to Merrilin Belt, because Merrilin has always seemed to like them. Kim Springer wills her girlish giggle to Janet Pollock. Please don t use it to get on the teachers nerves like Kim did. Karen Tollari wills her long golden locks to Pat Downard. Take good care of them, Pat. Tom Tovrea wills his injured knee to Mike Speer in hopes that Mike will take the hint and put an automatic transmission in his car. Kenny Trammel wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Elaine Routson. We are sure that Elaine will put it to good use. Roberta Wright wills her Homaker of Tomorrow Award to Penny Wright, because Roberta wishes you to be a big success. To Mr. Meyer, Mr. Eason, and our past teachers we will our condolences and berived sympathy for the passing of a loved one, The Class of 66. We have no words to describe our feelings of sorrow in the time of this much expected event-our graduation. To Waukee School we will our dirty tennis shoes, torn make-up slips, musty report cards, and sticky gum wrappers, all of which we have tossed aside in our unforgettable high school days. To our school and under classmen we leave our class picture. As you pass through the halls and look at that picture, you can remember our class and model yourselves after our creative abilities and fine characteristics. Now as we end our will, we leave you with this last thought, The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Phone 987-4511 Waukee, Iowa Owned By Farmers and Pays All Taxes George Kramer, Manager Capacity 250,000 Bushels of Grain FARMER’S CO-OP LUMBER YARD Your Own Building Headquarters Leonard Kollman, Manager Waukee Phone 987-4553 Iowa FARMER’S CO-OP OIL CO. Oil - Accessories - Gas Service And Tank Wagon Phone 987-4587 FARMER’S CO-OP PROPANE DEPT. 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