Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1968 volume:

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'A . • V • -y .A «• .. vc - • : ;■ f ' 'r%i . . • -. t ■ ' .' • • . y ;• r- v -jc; O- Sands of lime Sltlsl Dedication ’-I -' V i' tT.-f.viii-r.r-i -' fcw� s| SsESfe What is Time, then? It is minutes and seasons and years. It is giggles and tears. Enjoyment and things we’re afraid of It’s the stuff we are made of. Time is Christmas and measles. It's birthdays, and marking the wall To show us how tall We've grown since the birthday before It's what we remember and what is arriving or going It's a wave which is flowing Past an invisible shore. Changing from minute to minute. It's a sea. And we're all swimming in it. Borne along, borne along Toward lands which we wait to explore. ft � l «HH ‘ An though we can't touch Or hear it (Or even come near it). We can save it or use it And if we are wise. We will treasure it Phyllis McGinley we dedicate£±££ £j r.fLyUfcl rl 'ATiti - i. X -: £ ♦2 r- v -m-i j r-rr-- mm IpE Ife -ft i asses ££ •; V lM}.TM awss VVT rtV i-- -! g '+TiX i- -r T Mkjt.7 V 'hi r 3s a «aww -� , •■ • -.� 5E SSJ S 3 I IMM 1 1 1 I U U‘kW ■w£l sp T 1 ltJV� uperintendent r -V] Clair Easoi SSj 4%4 v-i-vv- i’-tM V Mr3 . Harry N. Jones, $ Richard Inman, Top R John C. Cain CPA, ■7' j r £ $ Elementary Supervisor fSS? Mrs. McManus J S Treasurer Glenn Erickson! Row I: Mrs. iibben, D. Bassett, J. Ammon, D. Kemmer, D. Carlson, T. Crawley, D. Sason. Row II: S. Johnson, M. Farrell, C. Schultze, D, Meyer. Row III: T. Me Kinney, K. C. Morris, S. Shelton, K. Speicher. Rot IV: S. Reed, D. Gardiner, M. Moore, D. Cain, K. Broderick, K. Cunningham. Row I: Mrs. Hooper, J. Van Cleave, S. Critz, S. Dearinger, L. Robinson, L. Maassen, C. Bommel. Row II: T. Rice, V. Sayle s, D. Nelson, M. Camarigg. Row III: J. House, D. Clson, B. Zimmerman, S. Surles, S. Malone, S. Young, J. Miller. Row IV: C. Younicers, T. Broderick, M. Hermann, S. McNeill, D. Mines, L. Sllerbrock. Row I: Mrs. Tibben, 3. Brown, S. 3rumfield, C. Burger, S. Rumelhart, R. Kelly, T. De Witt. Row II: B. Cavaner, J. Nizzi, C. Davenport, D. 3annick. Row III: K. Garland, W. Anderson, R. Elarton, L. Benett, K. ClarKen, S. Leimer, D. Terry. Row IV: J. Aldrich, J. Hawbaker, K. Ledgerwood, R. Seibert, T. Butcher. Row I: Vrs. Fullmer, T. Swallow, D. Smith, E. Snook, S. Taylor, K. Rhodes, B. Harvey. Row II: B. Petty, K. McKinney, G. Roach, M. Morean. Row III: J. Nizzi, D. Beeler, S. Schuessler, M. Weller, J. Day, D. Breese, J. Kern. Row IV: D. Rhodes, J. Young, M. Gardiner, J. Young, P. Courtney, A. Erdman. Absent: K. Linnerkamp. How I: Miss Evans, E. Rhodes, J. Turek, 3. ’-.’right, P. Peterson, K. 3annick, 0. Hilrenberg, K. Stroeber. Row II: K. Irvin, M. Philby, L. Criffith, R. Scott. Row III: 3. Kalone, J. Cayler, P. Singer, E. Cooper, I. Stanley, K. 3oomershine, S. Stanley. How IV: S. Surles, L. P.ice, H. Felt, Y. House, L. Laudenschlager, S. Humelhart, H. Ellis, J. Broderick. Row I: C. Dluhos, T. Parker, J. Nelson, L. Honken, M. Thomas, E. Smith, M. Felt, J. Sebeniecher. Row H: R.A. Faust, D. Parke, J. Broderick, M. Hildreth. Row III: J. Apple-ate, H. Spencer, S. Ploeckelmann, M. Kinkennon, L. Schwab, N. 3enton, 3. Johnson. Row IV: 3. Russell, 3. Howe, J. Swanson, B. Stifel, G. 3issell, D. 3rick- ert. Not Pictured: Mrs.. Dentor. and S. Nelson. Row Is Miss Eshouse, J. Lee, D. Boots, T. Springer, M. Carlson, R. Kinkennon, 1). Lewellin, Row II: D. Ammon, G. Smith, M. Honken, R. Ramsey, Row III: B. Johnson, Q. Jamison, C. Kamm, M. Merical, T. Roach, J. Hanson, S. Arrasmith, Row IV: R. Fink, C. Still, Z. Dunsmere, R. ZL .lerman, J, Mortenson, B. Weller. 9 t 12 WAUKEE COI GRADE !222 2 IM. bunuuL - 5 '1 1968 ' 2 1 bs % o 9 12(122 it ii?2 §223 $ Row I: miss Posl-.r, Shoeman, T. Eaonr.a.i, Row III: M. darker., w. waters, K. Morris, Barbieri, K. Larsen, 1. hite, D. McKinney, A. Wright, D. Jergens, o. Trent, T. Row II: S. Gert •rich, C. Aldricn, D. Gincier, B. Schimdt, -• Davenport, T. Kerr, D. Zimmerman, J. Swanson, T. Springer, .. Reagen, Row IV: 3. Lewis, D. Boyer, G. Gilrieth, L. 3. Anderson, Row V: J. Butcher, R. Waters, K. Cain, J. Everett Row I: A. Lockard, J. Trissel, S. Howe, M. Neal, N. Stork, S. Breese, K. Lovig, D. Schuessler. Row II: D. Thomas, C. Morris, D. Philby, J. Anfinscn. Row III: M. Irvin, R. Critz, J. Trost, J. Llewellyn, J. Dewitt, L. Mines, J. Reed, P. Eller-broek. Row IV: K. Dluhos, P. Chapman, D. Gilligan, B. Van Cleave, D. Stout, B. Schultze. Teacher: Mrs. Finchem. Row I: Mrs. Overlie, K. Rhodes, D. Chapman, C. Latlrop, K. Bissell, L. Zimmerman, L. Seibert, M. Fullmer. Row II: L. Swanson, T. Stifel, P. Smith, C. Schultze, M. Blizck, J. Eassett. Row III: S. Kemp, J. Scott, G. Springer, B. Andreini, N. Nelson, M. Stanley, R. Billings, K. Hunter. Row IV: M. Martin, J. Johnson, P. Elarton, B. Smith, T. Steward, J. Laudenschlaper, D. O'Neill, K. Martin. WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL Row I: Mr. Walker, D. Chapman, R. W'aters, D. darken, P. Rynearson, D. Macy, J. Nizzi, V. Case. Row II: B. Stanley, D. Roach, C. Slycord, R. McKinney. Row III: J. Anfinson, M. Brittian, R. Baker, M. Young, R. Cooper, L. Parker, J. Spencer, M. Aldrich. Row IV: C. Snook, K. Broderick, S. Honken, T. Weller, L. Schwab, J. Copeland, C. Kinkennon, E. Ramsey. Row I: E. L. Carr, J. Broderick. Johnson, J. Mines, S. Pieffer, K. Moore, P. Snyder, P. Swanson. Row II Cain, R. German, M. Pagel. Row III: J. Jordon, B. Terry, 3. Baker, J. Row IV: K. Thompson, J. Thomas, M. Carlson. Teacher: Mrs. Campbell. Row I; Mrs. Gladfelder, T. Brelsford, P. Woods, D. Slycord, D. Pelt, D. Peterson. Row II: T. Farrell, T. Foster, D. Rosenberger, D. Hilgenberg. Row III: T. Carlson, D. Snyder, B. 3roderick, K. Bannick, L. Schwab, P. Carr. t 7 WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE 4 - I96fl Row I: Mrs. Denny, K. Hunter, K. Jones, L. Elarton, A. Cain, K. Morris, D. Critz, M. Cunningham. Row II: A. Turek, ?. Vokes, R. Ross, B. McKinney. Row III: T. Tibben, T. Erdman, C. Willis, S. Chapman, R. Brittain, M.J. Broderick, C. Ginder, 3. Biersma. Row IV: D. C-risso, D. Stifel, J. Aldrich, C. Waugh, C. Parker, D. Davis, K. Dluhos, J. Thomas. WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE 4 1967 - 1968 Row Is Mrs. Hileman, B. Ulrich, D. Reese, S. Jessen, G. Diehman, L. Van Cleave, W. Ellis, R. Crawley. Row II: L. Boots, 3. Robel, D. Reed, R. Shoeman. Row Ills J. Stanley, J. Lee, S. Waters, C. Kelly, S. O'Neil, D. Hilgenburg, R. Roach. Row IV: T. Palmer, C. Still, J. Spencer, C. Bassett, C. Honken, S. Ammon, S. Cobb. WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE I OK7 St X f 9 9 9 Hi. HI JrL 1 £7 2.9 9 Ir. I Row Is Mr. Judkins, S. Barnes, A. Zimmerman, L. Fox, J. Storx, R. Nicholson, K. Morris, ?. Neal, R. Hanlon, Row II: K. Felt, K. Blair, T. 3ench, D. Mines. Row lit C. Lewis, T. Eason, S. Trissel, J. Speicher, S. Clark, D. McAtee, D. Davenport Row IV: D. Ross, M. Rynearson, J. Hunter, K. Snipes, R. Harvey, M. Rees, D. Wright. Row V: R. Seibert, S. Clark, M. Cavner, C. Blizek. WAUKEE COMM. SCHOOL GRADE 5 I PR7 - I 96fi Row Ij Mrs. Spear, D. Clarkson, P. Lamberti, L. Gerbereck, D. Brown, D. Boots, J. Moran, J. Stork. Row II: D. Warren, T. Haley, D. Hoffman, M. Thomas, J.R. Critz, C. Tidball. Row III: P. Ridgway, R. Willis, J. Thompson, T. Cooper, S. Bennett, B. Trent, K. Bannick. Row IV: T. Slycord, C. Snyder, M. Gilligan, S. Hildreth, J. Collins, K. Gruber, S. Applegate, M. Courtney. Not shown: J. Nelson. § ii? 9 f 9 9 9 A 9 9 9 Row I: Mrs. Eckenberg, P. Russell, T. Alorich, L. Andreini, S. Mullen, D. Shoe- man, D. Baker, J. Baer, J. Cobb. Row II: M. Kemp, J. Swallow, T. 3urmeister, P.- Lieniman. Row III: P. O'Neill, S. Stanley, K. Parker, V. Weil, J. Hailon, T„ Ceretti, D. Ashley, T. Skeers. Row IV: M. Nizzi, C. Cavner, S. Ross, S. Kesterson, D. Martin, J. Jones, C. Chapman. Row V: V. Schuessler, D. Oravec, D. Stork, T. Lockard. Row Is Mn. Moats, S. Irvin, .3. Merical, C. Jessen, M« Erdman, J. Burnham, Q. Anderson, D. Dumnire. Row II: R. Chapman, 3. Brittain, D. darken, S. Jordan. Row III: B. 3illings, V. Carr, D. Hilgenberg, X. German, T. Hicks, J. Manson, 3. Roach. Row IV: B. Haley, D. Davis, C. lounkers, M. Broaderick, B. Mertes, J. Lewis, C. Vokes, L. Vowello Not shown: C. Pagel S. Fink Here we see Mr. Judkins fifth grade demonstrating their musical ability. Although seldom held, everyone enjoys these concerts. Mrs. Overlie's third grade class ventured down to the kitchen to learn how to bake bread. Most of them seem more attracted by the camera. How Is Mrs. Smith, K. Clark, B. Fox, 3. Applegate, R. Henderson, H. Crawley, D. Gerhke, D. Brandenburg, D. Clarson, D. Ceretti, J. Burger. Row II: L. A.ndeberg, M. Courtney, R. Huscher, D. Thomas, T. Eason, K. Sandahl, H. Smith, M. Short. Row Ills K. Aldrich, D. German, S. Ploeckelman, D. Dowell, T. Copeland, J. Cunningham, M. Stork, T. Steward. Row IV: S. Farrell, V. Schesseler, M. Cooper, G. Critz, R. Sebeniecher, D. Dowell, M. Broderick, L. Gilreath, M. Blizek, V. Tressel, S. Foster. Row V: J. Llewellyn, 3. Meyer, J. Rynearson, D. Wright, L. Davenport, J. Nizzi, D. Fullmer, C. Nicholsen, K. Angaren, G. Smith, S. Macey. Row VI: P. Mitchell, T. Petty, P. Felt, B. Fowler, D. Hilgenberg, S. Schultz, M. Kelly, M. Morris, B. O'Weill, T. Neal. ,)0w Is Mrs. Wheeler, R. Mitchell, B. Burger, M. Reed, P. Ketherington, C. Judkins, B. Boyer, R. Rhodes, J. Kanson, J. Lewellin, K. Stork. Row II: R. Applegate, K. Ort, K. Ulrich, J. Lamberti, P. Slycord, T. Broderick. Row III: D. Eaker, F. Baker, R. Lee, K. Ceretti, D. Beeler, C. Petty. Row IV: G. Hildreth, K. Jones, R. Andreini, R. Baker, M. Garland, C. Baer, M. Sebeniecher, R. Willis, C. Astley, S. Lamberti, E. McAtee. Row V: L. Kuscher, K. Hildreth, M. C'Neil, H. Smith, J. Kinkson, J. Allison, K. Broderick, E. Rahlson, V. Carr, L. Garland. Row VI: C. Johnson, S. Weil, P. Spear, C. Vokes, S. Cook, B. Turek. Mary Sloan Sec. Treasurer Peggy Inman Student Council Sandy Olson Roger Anderson a ,uA Bob Brovm Mike Clark Owen Copeland Delores Barbieri Todd Buechler Nancy Brandenburg Curt Burger Steven Brittain Marcia Garland T lf N T Candy Henderson Vernon Kelly Joyce Dessenko Sue Gehrke Debbie Hicks Mike Lambertti Ruth Glasscock Glen Hildreth Peggy Merical Kathy Felt Jerry Husted Rhonda Moore Ron Mullen Kirk Orr Terri Render David Rosenberger Elise Sandahl Dione Schmidt Kenny Smith Randy Short Cherie Shearon Pam Tidball Carla Trent Jackie VerSchuer Lucretia Vowell Becky Waugh m Typical Study Kail. Everyone sleeping and talking. a £i s ra$a j Sandy White Randy Wight Freshman always seem to be studious. Wonder what Marcia Garland and Ruth Haynes will be doing in Study Hall when they are Seniors. PAUL WOODS Deep Rock Service E lUth Euclid Des Moines, Iowa SOPHOMORES Sec.-Treasurer Brian Linn Vice President Rita Crawley President Mike Ruark Cindi Andreini Leonda Bennett Phillip Andeberg Randy Burger Cheryl Brittain Barb Brickert Mary Cunningham Susie Cook Student Council Jo Spear Myrna Booth Jackie Burger Melva Dessenko Robert Glasscock Marggie Jordan Dennis Hakeman Vicki Jones Linda Merical Rick Moore Terry Morrison Chuck Morris Brandt Russell Terry Vokes Larry Vokes :: . ..I. ..... .... , .... .. . . . Paul Sloan Vice President Cynthia Shearon Jeri Allison Steve Andreini Chris Bennett Linda Brandeburg Monica Ceretti Vicki Clarkson Sec. Treasurer Linda Olson Bev Applegate Sherrel Billings Julie Copeland Student Council Lance Rahlson Sue Astley Ruth Carr Diane Delazzer I • IS HI1- M m •• Ruth Rosenberger Alan Drake Kathy Hanen Sue Mullen Colleen Schmidt Tracy Gruber Rick Dunmire John Meyer Donna Dolmage Gail Gehrke Carol Everman .. M Mike McConnell Kerry Oravec iTrnTrYiii-iyi'n'u Charlene Hoffman Jim Ogden Sharon Snyder Juniors are always on the go raising money for the prom. Chris Bennett and Vicki Clarkson show some of the shirts they are selling. Only one small mistake, our shirts will say WAUKEE. Only three girls in Physics class. Must be a lot of fun when it comes to experiments. r� , T'- '-r'r p 11 • i r-i‘. t r- •� ■ -jK-i-t r- r-r • • T lj-tf $ ii FACULTY auassEi SfcfB sssg i' -prly r- � L-l Ksas ■4’ fr $ ! ;i.ly-r-tn-i'-r-t ‘7}f r -� S ESSfes MRS. BARBARA MEYER Home Economics Dept.. !£££i£3 nvi r- ifn w yjHWt $$$ : rVvi-- ’f’V’f'Sr ■ vy -p-T-v- -’ i ;1 l� -I- -’1 ? •: I agteSag I-t-.n -o t i- � • sJUl-F-r-TTirtr 1 mm x injtwsm MR. WARREN KYER r Guidance Counselor 2______Geography_____ 3$ MRS. VERDA JACKSOfl R- Ify ; 5 Art Dept wr r Z-v. Z — k-au-uii •n-fUr Y-r- t 4;l.llUt i£ftfjjfe j IV lilt dll till i- -J.HA� iU-JL iSSftES 'diUUiiu :� SSS« • ttti'|i'««f 7 - 22£i : ME -jtVbinMlf-l -dltlllXmLj -Jp. 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AV fc‘'Vs • vtC ' k;%w -,. .- ■ • V ! ‘ M i;-'.••� r A,‘V' LOIS WHBELERl?StM W:2 fi High Math Mpmmu fri Sffil I ! Freshman Algebra $s 5 mmmm MRS. MARGARET JORDAN Elementary Music MR. GARY GEIRNAIERT Social Studies and Boys Athletics MR. CLIFFORD TSALE Elementary and High School Aha, I'll make this the toughest test they ever had] Get back on the field and stop holding hands ...and then the little girl tried to reach the cat that had climbed up into the tree. If you don't give me that coupon for the Winter Wonderland Contest ['ll break your toe off1 ______ kSlltil L'Ttrj WiftiM MARY CHRISTINE RENDER !,A withstanding person with outstanding points • fJfEJJJE ,-. n - .r. - n,l- i-i-fMt' 1 1 1 SECRETARY-TRSASUR 5 LINDA MARIE JUDKINS? ■ - 1UU 1 TL i A sparkling girl with eyes to match. [STUDENT COUNCIL DOUGLAS MATTHEW FORRET :jjdJ Doug' The only reason ny picture's in here is because it didn't cost me anything. Marilyn1 Our U-H girl—Homemaker, Helpful, Honest, and most of all Happy. E5 3� f -- —----- CAROL ANN BFNTON Carol11 7 ' tSllIJ A smile will win many a friend CAROL JEAN 3UECHLER Beec11 r Tj B4rr-T rri ibT'Ti'Tii r4l A happy-go-lucky girl- MttiiMHliH|C tj ? J plenty happy and plenty lucky. p£ --t t .'l ss iai CT5E! RONALD EUGENE BRITTAIN ;tnf.Tvj ti ilTtTrfV n mwaxm nRonM ■£££ The Pied Piper of the senior class the only boy that stayed in band. . -A lAnui- - M-?t avft-il Y-' MC? 1 Tt' Ti r-lt ■■+• tfv |i. tf.ti U.U rtc ix V-Hii- - mhI bbaSaS Lftli-lii LARRY LOUIS CERRETTI izLrtrr-jif jL- e r SB SLl ip I I + I Jlffi T T £ . � f SSKhC 2?2S2!S .S2l$23 ssaa BgH 9a OTtBSESS CYNTHIA GRACE BURT Cynth iVfolttrti irWhen there is warmth IJ in her smile, there is mischief in her eyes.11 fe WJWJL W jlii-jtviji. TlTi-3liM H i T - a “ rt ii aassssss sjaRBWa ft ,i •c 1-Tt-nr t t JOHN FRY COPELAND 11 John sajawSa LjS SSwIj -rn ffc-AiI- i-t.- iiy-U.;- TL-j-£gLdrt- ; . Rueso a little s ffaatti £ 5KS2j iirif-v- T Ti« i7iT-VTk LUKE JOHN GRUBER] iBi r-ti .n ■ flk.ytll+TL l4 Bk ■ |||J ;. f ■ |L U Aau,.,l L i w-4-U-V-ii.-J i v si rii O-v-v ' - • -•■ ■■ : ri-fifl V MARLENE MARIa GILES lUikAMtir She looks like an angel acts like one too, but you can never tell what an angel will do. BSC rcGlw! ■ ”� k T v Wii r -� f •� -1 «• vt T“2 ■ ■• i-v I i - n- n r- -H ti t' r wn i . vulr-r-r- 3 tjwi} •-■ § t-iri-int RAYMOND HERBERT KELLY H'It Tr WW d tf if it.-tf.-i-A. .-AitfoMift-jt-il- 3S 5S!l-i? ■ tu-VTi-.-4---. ■ 1-tf i.LUU.ii 1 ■ ■ i .-i.-tUfivirl-l I d iid ■ AsMiuiti-iii hsasitlii I - ■ ;i d-d-'-nr- ■ iLTi.tf.-J WMlbll6fc£.fta i d -i -1,, -a A-X-X-X n ti: ivrwUk ii t-tf-tf- : Wi - SHARON KAY KELL31 Sharon Singing and smiling are her best assets,11 ■ jmpft 555T5IH .A u tf-Uni- SS3BJ SUE ANN LLEWELLYN yWr - t- -'tt- ■� ! “ rj --H il r- 'f '41. P- • • ’A H tj RONALD GENS PHILLIPSES TV 1«-U ft tH V-sl'a i - Peanuts til TT ’tii,i l,i p 4 C T ,4’T%‘Ttf f -■ 3) + in- f-T- ’ r-T i1 i� rr-i� rv-- tSESS -Ttrr--PT TM: .v -cr-4-I -T.-nr. tirr.r-Tir. X v-urj-Tt-.- r-tt feUtljlvLc RITA JEAN SCHMIDT Rita The best thing in life is to enjoy yourself and I aim to. s ip ii-f v ;i si m aew pHllS!S • « w V ' v' OySv te’A 'Ofev ... V-V- m % MH, --------------- fa l a m i 2 tee « fe v� SSbf4 ?lo«, rnm m Fr !,rrBanfffi f , wsmitw!fflHBiSSBt Homecoming !SENIOR ATTENDANTS Lonnie Hawbaker LaRue Dessenko mm JUNIOR ATTENDANTS! Tracy Gruber Dan Warren j KING QUEEN| Luke Gruber ill • Marlene Giles:! SOPHMORE ATTENDANTS:! Mike Ruark Linda Merical :FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS! I Nancy Brandenburg | ...Mike Lamberti ij FOCAL POINT You say it's full of cement?I? 11 just have to stay one nifjht this week. Is it really that confusing, Luke? These candid shots show the deversified activities and moods that you will find in our school. The willingness of the students to participate and the advice of the teachers and administration all add up to unity and school loyalty. V , A Come on girls, smile. Girls, girls, and more girls girls A little teacher with$||| a big smile Quit poising for a picture; and get back to work. Front Row: P. Inman, C. Buechler, S. Billings, S. Snyder, M. Jordan, VC. Bennett, S. Mullen, M. Giles, S. Llewellyn, S. Oravec. Back Row: J:. ;Mr. Reagan, Miss Eshouse, C. Schmidt, J. Copeland, M. Ploeckelman, Sr ■Cook, C. Andre ini, L. Olson, J. Ver Schuer, C. Shearon. .Front Row: J. Copeland, S. Oravec, M. Garland, M. Booth, J. Burger, •;M. Ploeckelman, S. Cook, M. Dessenko, C. Andreini, C. Schmidt, L. !£. ■Brandenburg. Back Row: Mr. Reagan, B. Waugh, N. Brandenburg, L. Olson, R. Glasscock, P. Inman, D. Hicks, J. Ver Schuer, C. Shearon WARRIORS IH :v; ; 'Front Row: M. Ruark, D. Warren, B. Russell, J. Meyer, ■■ ;'S: S . Andreini, Mr. Geirnaiert. Back Row. B. Burme later, R. ••v'-;-;!-;Glasscock, L. Hawbaker,' P. Sloan, M. McConnell, D. Hakeman, B. Linn, R. Wright. Cheerleaders |w-Tracy Gruber, A- Jeri Allison, U-Mary Sloan K- Rita Schmidt E-Sandy Olson E- Cynthia Burt| Row I: S. Snyder, V. Clarkson, M. Giies, C. Bennett. Row II: R. Haynes, D. Hicks, C. Andre ini, S. Oravec, R. Glasscock Row III: S. Cook, M. Ploeckelman, Mr. Reagan, M. Des-senko, M. Garland Row IV: L. Olson, M. Booth M. Jordan, R. Crawley. Baseball Row I: R. Waugh, M. McConnell, B. Linn, B. Burmeister Row II: Mr. Geirnaiert, R. Glasscock, D. Warren, T. Courtney.Row III: :D. Hakeman, M. Ruark, S. Andreini, J. !Meyer, W. Wright. ■■I Track How I: J. Meyer, P. Sloan. Row II: L. Thompson J. Ogden. Row III: B. Linn, R. Kelly, T. Morri' son. Coach: Mr. Geirnaiert. Illlfl : xW:WS •XvXvXvX’ Debate X-X-Xwls;? ? Row I: D. Dowell, M. Blizek, J. Nizzi, R. Sebeniecher, L. Andeberg, J. Burger, B. Meyer, M. Broderick. Row II M. Cooper, 6. Smith, T. Clark, S. Foster, D. German, D. Gerhke, T. Eason, Mr. Teale. I A Junior High Basketball W: J. Manson, A: J. Hi: K: S. Cook, E: J. Alii ' Row I: S. Tapscott, K. Clark, J. Rynearson, S. Ploecklman L. Gilreath, B. Fox, D. Dowell, M. Short. Row II: M. Courtney, D. Hilgenberg, M. Morris, T. Copeland, L. Daven port, P. Felt, N. Chapman, J. Llewellyn, B. Fowler, T. Petty. Row III: E. Sandahl, B. Applegate, V. Trissel, S. Masey, M. Stork, H. Crawley, D. Brandenburg, D. Fulmer T. Neal. WWW S5WW6 VVyCOOsX How I: K. Stork, S. Weil, L. Garland K. Jones, K. Ort, C. Petty, C. Vokes vvvyvOv - ■.■.y nkson, U: E. Rahlson, son, E: P. Hetherington Row I: M. Sebeniecher, K. Broderick, R. Andreini, C. Judkins E. McAtee. Row II: T. Broderick, M. Reed, F. Baker, M. Garland, C. Johnson. Row III: D. Turek, K. Ulrich, R. Apple gate, R. Rhodes, x;::x ............................................................................................................'...................................... Brass Ensembles Row I: J. Allison, M X Llewellyn, B. Smith. P. Sloan, B. Linn, P. D. Hakeman, R. Mullen Ploecklman, M. Booth, S. ow 2: B. Russell, C. Burger ndeberg. Row III: R. Waugh Woodwind Ensembles Row I: L. Olson, M. Giles, C. Buechler, S. Llewellyn, C. Morris. Row II: S. Snyder, K. Jones, D. Skeers, J. Ulrich Row III: L. Vowell, S. Gerhke, C. Bennett, J. Burger, G. Barbieri. —................. - ■ ■ - , , , , y Pep Band Row I: L. Huscher, C. Baer, J. Burger, C. Morris, S. Gerhke, L. Vowe11. Row II: D. Barbieri, J. Hinkson, J. Manson, V. Clarkson, P. Andeberg, K. Jones, D. Skeers, J. Ulrich. Row III: E. Rahlson, R. Harvey, C. Burger, M. Booth, B. Smith, R. Waugh, R. Brittian. Row IV: S. Brittian, R. Haynes, A. Drake, K. Oravec, R. Mullen. Director: Mr. Sandstrom. Row I: D. Skeers, J. Ulrich, C, Morris, S. Snyder. Row II B. Linn, M. Booth, P. Sloan, R. Mullen. Row III: R. Waugh D. Hakeman, B. Smith, J. Allison. Drumners: Standing: A. Drake. Pianist: S. Llewellyn. Sitting: K. Oravec. Director: Mr. Sandstrom. Mixed Chorus r I: S. Keller, C. Render, C. Buechler, D. Schmidt, C. Burt, }J. Brandenburg TTerical, L. Judkins. ow II: S. Llewellyn, B. Smith, P. Inman, S. Cook, B .ckert, C. Andrieni, A. Alford, M. C-iles. Row Ills L. Dessenko, M. Booth, Andeberg, 3. Linn, M. Ruark, C. Morris, J. Meyer, M. Jordon. jf Quartet Junior High wrus Sextet mvmb'. Letter men vr r. y: x ':.‘ • • « W 'X I Science Row I: M. Springer, ] Mullen. Row II: R. B] Kelly, M. Lamberti, K 0. Copeland, T. Yokes Kelly, Mr. Noe, R. Anderson, R ttain, R. Harvey, W. Wright, V. Oravec. Row III: S. Brittain, J. Husted, D. Rosenberg. xw-ro:-:- Future Homemakers of America — f. T. AM':r: -y R°w I: S. Shearon, M. Sloan, J. Meyer, S. Cook, S. Olson. l:.v;- r T 1JtA L Judkins� M� Andeberg, Mr. Powers, L. Dessenko, o rtenaer. w-«■ ; • .V:-:.- vv i Math Clubl V m Row I: B. Burmeister, M. Springer. Row II: K. Orr, Mrs. Harkrader, C. Morris. Row III: P. Andeberg, C. Burger, K. Oravec, M. Clark. ________________I ______________________ Library Assistants Row I: L. Judkins, Cc Render. Row II: R. Anderson, R. Moore, $ D. Rosenberger, D. Delazzer, C. Hoffman, C. Everman. Row III: Mrs. Wagner, L. Dessenko, G. Hildreth. % ' ' . ¥;$ .mi 31Student Council ■ ■ .. iSsfe :x-m M ;V:i Row I: J. Burger, J. Spear, L. Hawbaker, P. Sloan, M. Sloan. ;;V: Row II: J. Rynearson, D. Porret, M. Ruark, L. Rahlson, M. Sebeniecher, S. Olson. Thanks to the help of a dedicated librarian, f?rs. Wagner, we may now get the full benefits from our library. X j John Copeland is explaining to the senior math ematics class how to find the length of a belt when only the radius of the wheels and the distance between them is known. Left to Right: L. Ceretti, J. Copeland, M. Giles, L. Hawbaker. The general mathematics class is having a lesson in computor work. Row I: M. Case, J. Husted, M. Lamberti, D. White. Row II: P. Tidball, E. Sandahl, J. Dessenko, M. Garland. Row III: V. Kelley, R. Anderson, G. Hildreth, R. Short, B. Brown, M. Gruber, T. Courtney, B. Ross. ■ Row I: D. Hicks, D. Barbieri, J. Manson, M. Garland, C. Morris, S. Gerhke, M. Giles. Row III: R. Haynes, P. Andeberg, C. Burt, S. Weil, K. Jones, D. Skeers, B. Russell. Row III: S. Brittian, A. Drake, B. Linn, C. Burger, B. Smith, R. Waugh, K. Orr, M. Ruark. Row I: C. Bennett, L. Vowell, J. Burger, C. Bear, J. Hinkson, L. Huacher, C. Buechler. Row II: M. Ploecklman, S. Llewellyn, J. Ulrich, L. Olson, V. Clarkson, C. Andreini, B. Waugh, S. Cook. Row III: D. Hakeman, R. Britian, J. Allison, P. Sloan, R. Harvey, M. Booth, K. Oravec, R. Mullen. Twirlers Majorette: M. Giles Twirlers: (Row I) J. Allison, S. Llewellyn. (Row II) C. Buechler, S. Cook, C„ Burt Junior Band M. O'Neil Get a'going you Stupid Jackass! Having a little trouble wi Mr. Meyer? Do it tomorrow girls you've made enough mistakes today. A A A A V V V Y Vvxx ' Today Waukee, tomorrow the WORLD! !! M !!!!!!! ! They may look busy, but actually they're only confused. Look MomI I knew I could do it. vvvvyyyyyyy Dramatics ( The Open Window ! Burn a Witch To Trifles Curtain Call Jr. High Plays ' ; '. Vy i ... •' -i%-: ' •s.: vV; 1V g ''T ■ . • ■ % ‘ i •, .%.• . .1 .. .: ;•;%■: V-v ;:� ..r:� : .- • s • . •:• v ;. ;v; v ;: ;v. ■ . I .1 , • I rj r, | i M [i. i A1 Addin's Ghost Left to Right: Tracy Gruber, Ron Phillips, Allan Drake, Rita Schmidt, Cynthia Burt, Cindi Shearon, Jeri Allison, Chuck Morris, and Jerry Husted. ■ Eattle of the Eudget Hhhhh t f I I !l I Pam Heatherington, Ed McAtee,‘; Julie Menson, Howard Smith. % arshai Hildreth, Jo Ann Hinkson, c.v ;'Randy Applegate, Janine Allison, e� Kevin Broderick. Junior-Senior Prom Tender is the Night May 11, 1968 John Meyer decorating Bev Applegate Cynthia Burt. Rita Schmidt Cynthia Burt, Marlene Giles Kathy Stehr, Linda Judkins, Sharon Keller, Marilyn Andeberg. Banquet Mr. Meyer, Mrs. Meyer, Lonnie Hawbaker, Linda Judkins. Marilyn Andeberg, Sharon Keller, LaRue Dessenko, Sue Llewellyn. Lonnie Hawbaker, Luke Gruber, Doug Porett, Ray Kelly. 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J, Cl V • i •, t a • • • • • ... «. . t . � .«i%A� i«,v. i. % I'aA % V| « VTi KL'.ro % i :j-a -::0W vx rov,v 0 % 9 j I • • V :� 7a-C ):a. ;J; G: 7j:cj:o'‘ • « V%� a' V •I' W'IVW1 A-a I vy: 7� v - .' .G{O3G:0:G:; GrMwW:?:1 AWARDS -DANCE Jim Bowens, Pat Speer Linda Judkins John Copeland T -i , Robert Glasscock, Jeri Allison Cynthia Burt, John Copeland __ Sharon Snyder, Ronnie Mullen Van Warren and Marlene Giles Honor Students Lonnie Hawbaker % Salutatorian MARILYN ANDEBERG and LINDA JUDKINS receiving the Womans Club Award from Mrs. Harry N. Jones, President of the Board Xss-.sv.-. oooooboo wQQw ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 — The year is 1989, and the class of Waukee Community High School of 1969 are enjoying their 20th reunion. They are in a jolly and frolicksome mood and decide to take the 20 year old school bus to reminisce the years past. A few miles from their favorite and well used picnic spot, in the heart of Jester Park they ran out of gas. They were within the vicinity of a lovely but rather confused looking little town called Calamity Comers . It seemed strangely odd since the entire population consisted of 22 bachelors and old maids. Stranger yet, was the fact that they all seemed friendly and cooperative. One would think that some of them would have married, just to keep each other's humor up. The first order of business was to get gas for the bus. At the gas station, we were graciously accommodated by the striking attendant, CYNTHIA BURT. She was most helpful, but since we needed to send to another town for gas, we decided to accept Mayor LONNIE HAWBAKER's invitation to tour the town. As we start on our tour, we approach a man standing in the middle of an intersection. As we take a closer look we see it is the torn constable, LUKE GRUBER. He is trying to direct traffic and avoid being run over by the town drunk, RON PHILIPS. Ron seems to be on his way to his car wash. We decided to ask Luke why he chose to become the constable in Calamity Corners . He answered that during his high school days he gained valuable experience that made him more qualified than anyone else. This is the reason he decided to follow in the footsteps of his idol, Henry . While talking to Luke we see a car load of boys drive by. It is taxi-driver, JOHN COPELAND hauling them to the local hang-out, Ceretti's Spaghetti House . On most afternoons you'll find the kids in town at Ceretti's gulping down the great food made by the fabulous chef, LARRY CERETTI. Larry's place is further enhanced by the popular entertainment of RCN BRITTAIN's Singing Trumpet . He was asked to replace Al Hirt but feeling he would ruin the old gentleman's famous legend, he declined the offer. This fabulous drawing attraction almost ran SHARON KELLER'S Restaurant out of business. After enjoying a choice meal at Larry's, we travelled on down main street, where who should we see but Fabulous Farmer, DOUG FORRET. We stop to pass the time of day and find Doug has been elected President of the local CO-OP. We asked him his feelings on his new appointment, and he replied, With my love of farming, who else is better qualified for the job? Since Doug was quite busy, we moved on. Much to our surprise, before us stood, our favorite mustached Hippie turned priest. The Navy is still looking for RAY KELLY to answer charges of drunken masses, earplugged confessions, and the new charge of going AWOL. Don't worry Ray, we'll never tell, take all the time you need to recuperate. While speaking with Ray, we inquired about other members of his class. He informs us that LA RUE has really made it big as the new Olive Oyl, however, at present she is in the hospital recuperating. Why?? BONNIE's gym proved too much for her when she tangled her lovely legs in the jungle gym and broke than both. We are assured, though, that she is receiving the best care possible from that famous and well experienced nurse, KATHY STEHR. Glancing down the street we view the seeks supply of beef being prodded up the street by AMBER ALFORD on her favorite Mustang. Up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, no...it's MARS returning to her beloved home at the school after far off modeling assignments in Des Moines or Adel. After all with the new space age craze who but Mars could handle the job. Trailing her we see her dash into the school. We find she is late for a demonstration in MARILYN ANDEBURG's Home Economic Class. Many of the former students enjoyed their school days so much they decide to make a career of it. We decide to wander through and see how they were doing. As we view the library we find librarian, CRIS RENDER helping LINDA JUDKINS with some research. Linda has found her college social work didn't quite prepare her for the problems you meet in Calamity Corners. She wonders if Mr. Kyer found the same trouble at dear ole' WaukeeUJ As our time was about depleted we decided that we should take a visit to the office. In the outer office we find superintendent SUE LLEWELLYN'S privat secretary RITA SCHMIDT. We asked if we could see Super Sue. Rita tells us Janitor JOHN WRIGHT is still cleaning her office. Honestly, I can't figure out why he's still on the payroll. It takes at least two hours to clean the office. We can't figure out why Sue doesn't just give up and marry him so she can enjoy his charm more than the two stolen hours of a morning. We think Rita better desert the green eyed look before a triangle developes or Sue better hurry up and decide to give up her successful career and take a long trip—down the aisle. Our serious ponderings were interrupted by a loud call from the gym. We were startled to see we were the only ones more than mildly courious at the outcry. Seams the others are pretty used to it now. By golly, it's Coach BUECHLER, bellowing at the guys to keep their socks up and shirts in. She learned this from her favorite high school coach, Mr. Reagan. According to this years record, she's acquired the fond title of Calamity Carol. Actually, 0-31 isn't a bad season. It shows lots of spirit really, would you have played that 31st game???? Over the intercom comes the message that the gas for the bus has arrived. Sadly, but a bit relieved, we depart from Calamity Comers. Jester Park here we comeJJJJiJJJ LONNIE HAWBAKER wills his job as President of the Senior Class to y DONNA DOLMaGe and RICK DUNMIRE because it will take two to fill his shoes. •Vv LINDA JUDKINS wills her height to DAN WARREN and STEVE ANDREINI providing they put it to good use on the basketball court. LARRY CERETTI wills his wardrobe of stylish clothes to MARK SPRINGER 5? providing Mark grows enough to fit into them. £ RONNIE PHILLIPS wills his ability to be right i� S KERRY OkAVEC and WALTER WRIGHT. Don't push all of the time to push your luck boys. g MARLENE GILES wills her good looks to COLLEEN SCHMIDT and SHERREL i� t BILLINGS . irls, you don't really need them. j CAROL BUECHLER wills her luck to get yelled at by a certain girl's coach to SHARON SNYDER and CHRIS BENNETT. We feel sorry for you girls! { B V; KATHY STEHR wills her absence slips to JOHN MEYER. That way you won't have to face your Dad. ; ;y CRTS RENDER wills her many pajamas she received during her stay in the hospital to MIKE McCONNELL and PAUL SLOAN. We'll let you boys £ decide who gets the pink ones I yj DOUG FORRET wills his 1957 Ford to BEVERLY APPLEGATE and LINDA BRAN-%■ DENBURG. Don't fight over it girlsu We wouldn't want a pile of V-f junk to come between your friendship. £ JOHN COPELAND wills his Chevelle SuperSport to MONICA CERETTI and kblANE DELAZZER. We must admit that you girls have a much better ’vdeal than Beverly and Linda. SUE LLEWELLYN wills her locker without a key to CINDI SHEARON and 5 RUTH ROSENBERGER. Maybe between the two of you, you can scrounge $iup enough money to buy another key. ••j LARUE DESSENKO wills her ticket punching job to LINDA OLSON who has S; such a hard time staying awake during school. wThe noise down there would keep anybody awake!! RAYMOND KELLY wills his moustache to VICKI CLARKSON and STEPHANIE HSCHULTZ. We always wanted to know what girls would look like with lone!! it LUKE GRUBER wills his cigarettes to LARRY THOMPSON and ALAN DRAKE, £as long as you boys share them with Luke. a RONNIE BRITTAIN wills his back pocket to GAIL GERHKE and JUD ULRICH providing you keep it filled with books as Ron did. AMBER ALFORD wills her pretty blue eyes to SUE MULLEN and SUE ASTLEY. ----------- BONNIE SMITH wills her first chair position in band to RONNIE WAUGH E «tS if he promises to practice as faithfully as Bonnie did. iS$ SHARON KELLER wills her musical talents to CHARLENE HOFFMAN. It l jjwill take alot of practice to fill Sharon's shoes. MARILYN ANDEBERG wills her leadership and planning abilities to CA'I'riY' HANEN and JULIE COPELAND if you think you are capable of serving the Teacher's Dinner. £{■ CYNTHIA BURT wills her wrecked Mustang to TRACY GRUBER and JERI 2 £;■ ALLISON , if you girls promise to take better care of it than Cynthia 5 £ did! ! p RITA SCHMIDT wills Jack Hosier to RUTH CARR and CAROL EVERMAN providing she gets him back when you girls get married. r£t JOHN WRIGHT wills his janitorial job after school to CAROLYN and y - TOM WRIGHT. We hope you do as good a .lob as John did. r.yjc — 'j ‘. And to all the future senior classes of Waukee, we leave our good deeds, which were few, and our hard work, which was hard to come §5Sby. And to the faculty we leave all of our memories. We hope you enjoyed them as much as we did LaRue Dessenko, Marilyn Andeberg and Sue Llewellyn are laying a pattern on material in Home Ec III. Li Nancy Brandenberg, Peggy Inman, and Bill Ross are in Art I class Chemistry Students are hard at ■ work in lab. They are Larry Ceretti, Carol Buechler, John Copeland, Sue Llewellyn, Marlene Giles, Rita Schmidt, and Cynthia 0$ Burt m w V WF iiSiifS-i SKW K Business Math, students using their slide rules are •Then Tears' A cap, a gown A slow march A warm hand A crisp paper A rose A sigh of relief Recessional Then tears Why? The world waits The future calls Where will you go? Onward, away And leave something here, A part of you. Your friends. Your joy is here Was here Remember? The laughter fades The cheers= a game won A grade made A party planned A smile- a song A scrapbook Pull of memories Now just memories A scrap of paper A faded streamer A torn program A treasured letter Close the book Turn out the light These days have passed Let them go„ 11111111111! 1111111II11111111111111 Charmaine McDonald Commencementi WKmwmm . ; v2 4j -1 -s� 5W Vi Mfcr . :Z t%C i£ W % $ •-v:- R V£?: v7 x- ;-v vr$� ? 'r • • -aT .«- • ', v rX’.i'.c nw;c'' g «s m £ PWMPMMI wV'-Xy v iV7 •?i'X- V ; NJ ir IW ■ ?A Mr rVii T p r| 7 Plymouth Valiant WAUKEE MOTORS Telephone 987- 501 909-11 Sixth Street Waukee, Iowa EKsl w BAER AG SUPPLY AGRICO The Nations Leading Fertilizer PHONE 987-U763 KIBURZ REXALL DRUG 310 Grand Ave. West Des Moines, la. Phone 279-97$9 PHILLIP'S HARDWARE Heating-Plumbing k Electrical Service RCA Whirlpool Appliances Phone 996-2697 Van Meter O Waukee Hardware Hardware and Gifts O Phone 987-957U Waukee MIDWEST HARDWOOD FLOORING AND PLYWOOD COMPANY 99u5 Hickman Phone 276-31 01 Robert Mullette President HAROLD BOHROFEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 986-3613 Grimes, Iowa ll ml THIS SPACE COURTESY 4 ► DRS. CASTLES AND LISTER PHONE 837-3711 DALLAS CENTER L.F. GARLAND k SON Kent Nutrena Feed FEEDS Office 987-1 873 Waukee, Iowa Compliments of ANTON HAiMNOND DUNN, INC. 3313 Ingersoll 279-881 3 General Insurance ECKERMAN JEWELRY 105 N. 9th Adel, Iowa UPTOWN CAFE Meals and Fountain Service ! Phone 987-9792 Waukee, Iowa DR. R. PERRY General Practice Doctors' Clinic 2706 S.W. 9th Waukee Hours by Appointment Waukee 987-1 379 Office 288-2201 If no answer call 283-0618 ilfll) BEST WISHES j TO THE i a CLASS OF 19681 Compliments of WAUKEE GAS DEPARTMENT JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Jerry and Doyce Phone 987-1 991 AD DAY September 6, 1967 Back Row: Bonnie Smith; Carol Buechler Front Row: Amber Alford; flarlsns Silas 'ARMERS CO-OP COMPANY PALLAS CENTER, IOWA PHONE 837-3767 CO-OP ED'S TAVERN BRENTON THIS SPACE COURTESY OF JOHN C, MCDONALD, LAWYER DALLAS CENTER, IOWA WAUKEE, IOWA BANK BRENTONJ AD DAY 9 6 67 Left to Right: Sharon Keller, Mrs. June Andeberg ohQ Wright, and Ronnie Brittain ■ RJ. cf r 'uji rail 927 EIGHTH STREET DES MOIN ■'rANO” 2 .' ' Jones Stree WHOLESALE , ooi a AD DAY September 6, 1967 Left to Right: Larry Ceretti, Rita Schmidt, Cynthia Burt, and John Copeland. DALLAS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION COMPLETE FARM INSURANCE LAWRENCE A. FOX, MANAGER Dallas Center, Iowa CHAPMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 815 Main Adel, Iowa EZ to Reach Locations Never a parking problem----either in the Plaza or at our office at Harding Road and Euclid. WE WANT YOUR BANKING BUSINESS AND YOU'LL LIKE THE WAY WE DO BUSINESS 5i i AAAAAAAA m Supply, Jsnc. S, IOWA 50309 515 288-7211 ONLY TE BANK Phone 98?-U5ul A FULL SERVICE BANK Loans, Insurance, Real Estate Seating and au conditioning BILL PETTY Phone CHerry 4-8911 Oe Moines, Iowa Compliments of BELL BROTHERS Heating and Air Conditioning 2822 6th Avenue •AND«£ SERV Cty WAUKSE COIN LAUNDRY Waukee D M TAVERN VAN METER, IOWA MULTIPLEX BUSINESS FORKS INC 7855 University Des Koines, Iowa 277-6185 AD DAY September 6, ] Left to Right: Mrs. Gruber Doug Forret(Hidden) Lonnie Hawbaker Raymond Kelly Ronnie Phillips _______________ Luke Gruber_________ VAN'S GROCERY De Soto FIRST FEDERAL STATE BANK Des Moines Clive BECA-LIN CAFE VAN METER, IOWA CUSTOM CORN SHELLING And SEED CLEANING F. L. (Jiggs) Daugherty Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-U019 BEAVER VALLEY Canning Company-Grimes, Iowa OLSON BROTHERS Waukee, Iowa Goodyear Farm Service Firestone General Trucking 987-U02C ___ BANKERS' TRUST COMPANY Grimes Office Member of Federal Reserve System Phone 926-3606 mmmmm V H GROCERY Phone 996-2273 Van Meter, la. THE DALLAS COUNTY NEWS covering all of Dallas county 95 years of complete dependable service A Good Paper To Read Advertising-Printing-Publishing Catalog Production AD DAY September 6, 1967 Left to Right- Sue Llewellyn, Cris Render, Linria Judkins, Carol Benton, LaRue Dessenko ORVILLE REICH AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ADEL, IOWA HILL HARDWARE 915 Main AqgIy Iowa. Phone U68-233U TIMBERLINE RANCH Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-1 1 1 7 Horseshoe Lanes Lounge Bowling is a family sport Adel 1 68-2350 Iowa GENESER IMPLEMENT STORE ALLIS CHALMERS AND NEW IDEAS GEHL KRAUSE AND KEWANEE GRANGER, ICWA JACK GENESER, PROP. Phone 969-2531 ' S s jy DALLAS MOTORS Dallas Center 837-3U58 'SS S S SSSS SSSSS SSSSSy SS SSSSSSS s s+ss s sssss ,, NIZZI BROTHERS Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-9797 A-D LUMBER CO. 115 SOUTH 6 STREET ADEL, IOWA Phone U6S-5257 ADEL READY MIX CO., INC. QUALITY CONCRETE Adel, Iowa — Phone 468-231' JACKSONS GROCERY GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES BEAUTY NOOK •Jf Use Eatwell Phone 987-1 71 5 Waukee, Iowa QfSWfs 0 ss s jr AMw jr M Mssw jm ws sl s s £r sssjr 4 SANDE LUMBER CO. INC. Quality - Price - Service Adel 1 68-2238 Iowa Best Wishes 1968 Graduates WAUKEE, IOWA 987-1 885 GEO. S. GRAY CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Geo. k Corene — Bud k Phyllis Horae economics teacner, Mrs Meyer,tries to explain the methods of pinning on a pattern to a senior student LaRue Dessenko. OPEN BOWLING WINTERSET, IOWA. DENNISTON PARTRIDGE CO VAN METER, IOWA SKELLY HOOVER LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES Congratulations Class of ‘68 DALLAS CENTER, IOWA Rothchild-McCarville Construction Co 'Homes of Quality1 7840 University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa 50311 CONGRATULATION SENIORS ••You've begun - now continue' BAKER'S RIDING STA3LE Phone 27 -2933 Horseback Riding Hay Rides The BEST in Western Entertainment Dancing Friday and Saturday Nights CHUCK ROSS AUTO SALES Used Cars - Custom Ski Boatsl 170? W. Euclid Des Moines, Iowa ADEL CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY 101 Ashworth Road West Des Moines, Iowa BALDWIN GULF SERVICE 71 . Douglas 3R 6-9901 Urbandale 22, Iowa FOR THE BEST FOOD RCSrAUttAH EAT AT THE GOLD BUFFET CROSSROADS U.3.A. INC. 119i?7 Douglas Ave. Interstate 80 HAROLD ROBBINS, INC. 1U37 Walnut Phone AT6-6i;3U Des Moines 9 Iowa —— EVANS' DRUG 1220 GRAND WEST DES MOINES, IA. Hallmark Cards Prescriptions Phone BL5-3197 HAWKEYE TEXACO 2 U700 Douglas Avenue Urbandale, Iowa MARGE'S DALLAS INN Highway 6 HANSEN HAIR DESIGN M 220 - 8th St. Des Moines, Iowa JOHNSON AUTO CO. Van Meter, Iowa SKIP'S WEST VUE LARSON CLEANERS TAILORS 216 5th Street Phone 279-070L West Des Moines mi 2h HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 8605 Hickman Urbandale, Iowa PHONE 276-9833 HAWXSYE AUTO SALVAGE INC. L, Mile South of 6 169 on 169 Rt. 1 - Van Meter, Iowa Phone 83U-2L36 De Soto THE EARLHAM ECHO MILESTONE MOTEL 0 8701 Hickman Road Q Des Moines, Iowa PLAZA FLORIST AND GIFTS INC. Merle Hay Plaza Phone 276-L951 Des Moines' Only Florist Open Evenings 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM GUY'S AUTO SERVICE Come Ride With Us HUNTER MOTOR CO Earlham, Iowa Waukee, Iowa Ford-Mercury Sales and Service 987-U705 Compliments from SINGER Sewing Fabrics Vacuum Cleaners Typewriters ROBINSON'S FA3RIC SHOP 3015 Merle Hay Road McNeal Shopping Center Ues Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa Merle r • iVv’C� T Vv • • Vv � r ' ! •'■'I' TEJM. MUTUAL SERVICE INC Phone 123U Harding Rd. Des Moines Hair Care Sewing Notion Specialists !� • • I A' • • ! 'X'.iO'N' '•WVt'i'A t'i 9: vz):r.vj, OrKG-W-X D G HG VAN METER LOCKER SERVICE Butchering and Processing Beef by Quarters or Home Freezers Van Meter, Iowa '( For Lockers Phone 986-2U85 Blazers Coming Up The Girls’ Basketball teams of Waukee Schools are goir have new blazers this year. The venture is cooperative wit :-:g:-«-gh-:g:- h :g:-; Congratulations Best Wishes Graduating Class BRIGGS PRINTING CO P. 0. Box 1086 SILVER'S DEPARTMENT STORE West Des Moines University Ave Phone 255-1121 BANKERS TRUST CO. Des Moines, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Douglas Avenue WOLTZ STUDIOS, INC. Des Moines, Iowa 50313 Des Moines, Iowa ADEL BEN FRANKLIN STORE 902 Court Street Locally Owned-Nationally Known P.F. L B. L. Schwarzkopf U68-2232 URBANDALE AUTO BODY SERVICE 3883-70th Bus. Phone 276-1501 MIDWEST HARDWOOD FLOORING PLYWOOD COMPANY � 9U5 Hickman - Phone 276-3U01 Robert Mullette - President each member buying her own pattern and materia!. Mrs. Janet Mullen and Mrs. Geneva Burger lends a hand in fitting patterns to materials w!iile the girls cut and measure. Meanwhile, Mr. Reagan, the coach, gives the required masculine touch. PARKVIEW DRIVE IN £d rj ■ :!: : jjf f?) Short Order Hot Meals - 01v North on Highway 169 ; ;X; r! : rjjC y jVl Junior and Larry Pearson 1 U68-2810 Adel, Iowa lie URBANDALE PHARMACY Phone 276-159U 70th Douglas Des Moines, Iowa Call B. Wilder 276-72U2 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '•68 Compliments of Dr. Blessing, D.V.M. FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Waukee, Iowa Redfield, Iowa Owned By Farmers and Pays All Taxes George Kramer, Kanager Capacity 250,000 Bushels of Grain FARMER S CO-OP LUMBER YARD Your Own Building Headquarters FARMER’S CO-OP OIL CO. Oil - Accessories - Gas Service And Tank Wagon FARMER’S CO-OP PROPANE DEPT. Richard Inman, Manager 'Our Customers Are Warm Friends' BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Berry 0. 3urt 1 EARLHAM CAFE Wall Implement Company JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Dallas Center, Iowa BRITTAIN'S FURNITURE Wallpaper Paints 116 E. Court Ave. FISHER FUNERAL HOES Adel - Redfield - Van Meter Phone U68-5259 $ H)U m Pi m m PI Pit PH H)i PI isd Granger Motor Company Your Friendly Dodge Dealer For Cars and Trucks We service what we sell Phone 987-222U Adel Shoe Store FINE ITALIAN FOODS ALICE'S SPAGHETTI LAND PHONE 987-9573 WAUKEE, IA. AIR CONDITIONED DR. C. McCA’JLEY OPTOMETRIST ADSL, IOWA ♦ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from FAWN ENGINEERING CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF THE ULTIMATE IN VENDING MACHINES FOR 37 YEARS. 8000 University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa ♦ ■' • n .... ' .1 ’’ “ ' « .«... •• .............. - :................................... r: - • « .... . • •• .......... - ■■ ■ •• • ......♦•i.UL'!:' ‘.................... — . .. “T v—........... ........... ' •••••••!. .----• • ....... 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