Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

Elementary Christmas Program Dec 16 Fall Plays Are ADEL-DESOTQ Middle School Will Give Concert Tuesday The Middle School Christmas concert will be held at the Waukee Community School on Tuesday evening, December 21, at 7:30 pm. The following groups will appear on the program: Fifth Grade Chorus, Waukee Boys Choir; Middle School Concert Band; Sixth Grade Chorus; Middle School Concert Choir. WRESTbING 1976-77 10th-ranked Waukee rips Madrid, 65-0 Waukee. ranked tenth in Class 2-A. won its fourth straight game Friday night by downing Raccoon River Conference rival Madrid, 65-0, at Waukee. Marty Niblo scored four touchdowns on runs of 44 7 26 and 6 yards and Todd Weller added three scores .� a runs of 25, 57 and 30 yards as Waukee pushed its conference mark to 3-0 Niblo rushed for 134 yards. Jeff Anfinson for 126 and Weller for 122 as Waukee rang up 456 yards total offense. Madrid fell to 0-3 and 0-4. KOftJMG ..............CI0C - 9 ...... a n - is — N o- 44 run (McA for h - 2S run . v AMt lck) S7 run . W — N'Ow 7 r m ;Lle «ftYn mss from Anfinson} W — N«oto 24 rur 'MrArTar kick} AMmton 13 rur McArtor ) W— � fK,r (McArtor -Jc w — H Dte 4 njr. ;McA-t«r kk . w - s or. 17 rur VkArnr Kick. The elementary Christmas program will be held at the Waukee Community School on Thursday The Waukee High School Speech evening, December 16, at 7:30 pm. and Drama Department will present The kindergwten youngsters will two plays on November 11 and 13. sing several selections, after which The first play to be presented is a the first and second grade children one-act entitled, “The Ugly will present an operetta — Duckling It is a fantasy play about ‘ Christmas Fantasy . Christina ugl princess and a plain-looking Around the World will feature the prince who accidently meet and fall talents of the third and foirth grade in love Phil Calvin, Mike Reagon, children. The Junior Boys Choir will Mark Merical. Doug Stout, Pam also make the first appearance on Thomas, Casey Finley and Bev this program. Margaret Jordan t« Stanley make up the cast; and Doug Stout and Bev Stanley are the student directors The second production of the night is a two-act play entitled The Effect of Gamma Rays on Mar.-in-. the-Moon Marigolds by Paul Zindel. The play focuses or embittered mother whose gi ireams have been shatter '' vho forces her frustratfcr inhappiness upon her daur Jon Anfinson sang in the All State , a dlsturbmg and corn Chorus Satwday, Nov. 20. This 1ew human slruggl program will be televised on rolnen bv despai Channel 11 on Thursday, November t j j0Ve,' 25 at 10:30 p.m. The program will Thc caat inctude-. Two Short Ploys ™ In Rehearsal g , won rwj.aa . . . t ize for Drama, I Production of two short playr i am critics Circk underway at Waukee High School. :lericar- Pla th( The Ugly Duckling a corned, h d 0BIE Awar A. A. Milne, looks at the love lives o oadway Play a prince and princess. The cast ,aul Zindel ha; includes: Mark Merical, Mike TiseW as Reagan. MarUes Jackson, Philip ,eM piaywrleh Calvin, Doug Johnson, Pam Thomas cls . p , Set To Go!! ESCAPES, 94) Friday night in Raccoon River eoce actior. Adel-DeSoto (11-0) was Norene Groffs eight points. 5-0 half no 9-2, alt All-State Chorus . -ftjr w and Casey Finley. “The Effect of r„n My Ham Gamma Marigolds was Mindel. The play of an embittered daughters. Those are: Teresa Me Chnsti Still. JulJ Taylor. Student Stanley and Doui Rays on Man-in-the-Moon wn«t WAimii � - DALLAS AT WAUKt 'i — Doue Hwnw fW) but Jnw Mott . 5-2. W - O0U9 ifrhor iW c• Limw. 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HOME December 2 — December 13 • December 16 January 20 — February 3 — Waukee Wrestling ■fia °—• ’•' Goldibeer and Ihe the Ugly DucklingQ •« •' } 2 ) | 7 3-4 7, Me • 2 Catron 0 ; 0. Giuum 0 •� « 0 To. :, ?J 0 .6 Three Locks Coming That's right! “Goldibear and the Three Locks is the title of the play he performed at the 3rd annual an Initiate Dinner - Theatre v, February Utb at the 4th school lunchroom at 6 30 'y was written by the i members These Chris Meeske. Stanley Mindi tfey and Tammy in this comical isagna dinner vk down the yt February ur calendar Boosters lo head Dinner-Theater Was a Real Success The third annual Thespian Dinner-Theaixe was a success. About 50 'e attended the dinner theatre. added humor, the initiates were Ysed as chairs, a table and a door. This was quite a surprise to them. The hilarious play was enjoyed by all. After the play, the new members were given their membership cards and signed the charter. The new initiates are: Mark Lathrop, Freshman; Stacey Taylor, Sophomore; Kelly Wilson, Jan McLarty, Phyilip Calvin, Doug Stout, and David Tnomas, ail Juniors; and Holly RKmU Cm.1 . siart off the evening right, a Football Banqut;, te heldon Not. 12th at 6 30 p m.lociLS was performed by themiddle school gym It will be MeeAe JuUe poUi c supper and everybody .s ey Tammy Kapsch, Mindi invited. • - - «. . ot—o— Badminton Champion! Carol Morris and Bob Schmidt woo th individual singles II fr oott dil Awards: Coach Lewis championship tourney at Waukee High School this week. A series of A. Summary ot Season Phy. Ed. Class tournaments were held end the winners of each were pieced in en ell-school tourney. Carol defeated runner-up Pam Q- Mfab- - oved player Rvnearson in the finals end Bob defeated Mike McArtor. In the consolation game, Beth — — — Andretai scored 41 points and Carol CLASS A A Morris and Marcia Stanley contributed 10 apiece as Waukee edged Perry. A •4-ao -Prairie.........................4-0 Waukee nip Johnston to finish at 8-1 Waukee finished iu —- 18-7 rnarir s Concert At Middle School ee High School Swing azz Band will present a s Concert on Tuesday, Iat 7:30 in the Middle | The Swing Choir will' edly of 1950’s rock ’n roll did on to cirrent pop and The Jazz Band will three tunes they per-ndianola in Dec. for the ral Iowa Bandmasters Jazz Festival in addition ' Sammy Nestico charts.. re available from any r or Jazz Band member or that night. John Afinson tossed a 1 . IL'- .WPft .Se„4sl Lv° o urney-- 4-0 4-0 I .ETS 'iTlop Spellers Advance .kin...............................................4-0 touchdown run as Waukee Johnston, 17-12. «Ca: rioiimgtr was the winning speller in the Waukee Local an MM0Q finale at j Spelling Bee held February 14, for seventh and eighth-grade � •«•. Mike McArtor students. Second and third place winners were Jracey Stevens and goal for Waukee. Tht.t - nost Steve Olson is the alternate “K. 1-Million Poptabs River title with None How big is one million poptabs ward-Granger. raised its Well. Mr. Beichley and his matt while Johnston closed Um classes are going to find out. It ha-4-5 overall mark. been estimated that the chain will b scoeiMc 16 miles long. The student body is 'fnfirr''';;;;;;;;; helping by depositing all their pop j - owwnoit —m kim o r tabs in a box in the multi-pirpose •uSr L‘ w-V upmttrvr room. But I'm afraid they'll never w - fTZclSZ l$cAr kic get the chain completed in one year V J — can t run (k laM ) without the help of Waukee citizens. 6. Waukee...............4-0 7. Manson...............4-0 8. Hudson...............4-0 9. St. Albert...........4-0 10. Denver.............4-0 M DEDICA TION MRS. WILMA McMANUS True charity is the desire to be useful to others without thought of recompense. -Swedenborg 2 ation S UPERINTENDENT CLAIR E. EASON PRINCIPALS VINCENT J. MEYER WILMA McMANUS JAMES NASS HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY ALLAN AMANDUS Instrumental Music MIKE BLAKE PAUL BULLOCK DRUE CAVANAUGH English—Reading-Coach Social Science—Coach Sixth Grade LA VON ANDERS Fifth Grade SANDRA BENTER Middle School Librarian CAROLE DICKEY NICK DICKS BILL DRUMMOND English—Speech Math—Coach Science Math Coach LARRY K1SCHER Fifth Grade 6 LORRAINE KOPECKY English I LA LAPPE Fifth Grade BETTY MEYN Math JOAN MAXWELL Spanish-English KAY HARMS MARK HASSE Commercial Sixth Grade NEIL LEWIS Science-Coach BILL JENNINGS Art-Coach PEGGY LISTON BARBARA MEYER English Home Economics ELISE NOE JOHN NOE PAT PORTER Home Economics Science Physical Education 7 RUTH SINDT Vocal Music RICHARD SNIVELY Industrial Arts-Coach GERALD SOPER Guidance Counselor JEANNE WAGNER High School Librarian 8 BLANCHE STORK DOYLE THOMAS Sixth Grade Physical Education—Coach ROBERT WADDINGTON Instrumental Music ELLA WALTON Guidance Counselor MARIAN WELLE Elementary and Middle School Librarian MARJORIE BRAY DORIS FINCK MARGARET JORDAN BARBARA SPONG Remedial Reading Resource Room Teacher Elementary Vocal Resource Room Teacher Music SCHOOL BOARD Joe Neubauer, Bill Wilson, Ernest Thomas, Lewis Baer, JoAnn Zimmerman 9 BUS DRIVERS M. Anderson, T. McClure, D. Applegate, D. Hill, E. Copeland, R. Moore, C. Ramsey CUSTODIANS SECRETARIES G. Greer, 1. Davis, C. Johnson, V. Wright, C. Bennett. Absent: J. Ande- V. Berner, S. Weifenbach, C. Reed, S. McNichols, J. berg, R. Moore, T. Miller Martin COOKS R. Singer, I. Phillips, P. Coyne, J. Axtell, K. Parry, F. Schmidt, W. Shaffer 10 SHERRY LYNN AISTROPE “Sherry” RANDY L. BAKER “Randy” MARCIA J. ALDRICH “Marcia” ELIZABETH ANN ANDREINI “Beth” JEFFREY ALLEN ANFINSON “Jeff” JERRY D. BASSETT “Jerry” RALPH G. BONE DIANA LEE CHAPMAN “Dina” VIOLET MAY CASE FRANK L. COOK “Frank” RAYMOND D. COONS PAUL DEAN CALVIN DAN J. CLARKEN MARY JO RHOADES CORNETT JOE H. COPELAND JOHN A. GORDON VICKY SUE HAYNES “Sue” MELANIE KAY FULLMER “Mel” BELINDA LEE HILL “Belinda” STEVEN D. HONKEN “Steve” LAYNE EUGENE HUGHES “Layne” KARLA JO HUNTER “Karla” JOSEPH W. JOHNSON “Joe” JOHN IRVIN JORDAN “Pinky” 16 TAMARA MARIE KAPSCH “Tammy” KATHLEEN SUE MARTIN TIMOTHY A. LEONARD CHRISTINE LEA LATHROP “Chris” JEFFERY A. McCOlCE “Jeff’ MICHAEL E. McARTOR “Paul” MINDI LaRAE MARTIN REBECCA DENISE McKINNEY “Becky” CHRISTINE ANN MEESKE “Chris” MICHAEL B. PAGEL “Tiny” GARY LEE PAG LI A “Pag” STEPHEN A. PEIFFER “Steve” SUSAN IRENE PUNELLI “Sue” PAMELA IRENE RYNEARSON “Pam” HELEN PEARL RHODE “Holly” ROBERT W. RAMSEY “Bob” LONNIE D. SCHWAB “Lonnie” BRETT L. SMITH “Bert” CYNTHIA JO SCHULTZE “Cindy” PATRICIA ANN SMITH “Patty” BEVERLY LYNN STANLEY “Bev” MARCIA RAE STANLEY “Marsh” THOMAS B. STIFEL “Wilbert” PAUL R. SWANSON “Toe” MARK F. TELSHAW “Mark” 20 BRADLEY W. VOECKS “Bowbe” 21 MI ANN SUE WILSON STEVEN F. WOODWARD “Freckles” JERRILYN S. SPENCER WE SHALL REMEMBER KEVIN THOMPSON There is a destiny which makes us brothers; none goes his way alone. —Edwin Markham 23 SENIORS! to SS § V; ikifi I i rari i I V g ____-• ?• ■ sk sv -vr- ' if PPKf Bn mmm k 8 m -M V. V, ■ti n tv j' Sfe r« 'i'.v. wf ? . t; S P '• I'V m LA A I..M : FI I I $ .i it i ft Sytl i 4-El if J to I - iV I w� , : � I- ,'f w •u I.? ■nr rL 1 K jf « � V if • Jr;; vv M y j ;!i: JL; A _ if rl LJ HJ } j it i' ®FrS ru . 2 ' Ttf,®Lvv OJTm .1 ft � ,--J I ■- •■ lW tfr. ffy0kM:‘ m � ttr' V 1' JJ H: f j rri K m jfT ► I - Cindy Aldrich Donna Ammon Bob Anderson Jon Anfinson Larry Barbieri Tom Berry Dennis Boots Larry Brandt Terry Branson Kim Bryant Phil Calvin David Chapman Peg Chapman Michelle darken Kevin Consolver Jane Coons Joan Coons Janice DeWitt CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Kay Harms Mr. John Noe THE CLASS Karen Dluhos 26 Eric Dunsmoor Jeff Else Steve Gerberich Marty German Guy Gilreath Mike Hammen Gary Harms Mike Honken Chris Hughes Mark Irvin Marilea Jackson Darla Jergens Doug Johnson Craig Kamm Rita Kinkennon Pat Lautenbach Jim Llewellyn Adam Lockard ii w Janine McArtor Teresa McGee Dan McKinney Jan McLarty Cathy Meeske Mark Merical Carol Morris Kelly Morris Marty Niblo Randa Oxenford Dale Philby Mike Reagan Bob Schmidt Dwight Schuessler Becky Schultze Terri Shoeman Rod Smart Gail Smith OF 78 CLASS OFFICERS President................Karen Dluhos Vice-President...........Nancy Stork Secretary-Treasurer......Darla Jergens Student Council............Gary Harms Christi Still Nancy Stork Robyn Stottlemyer Doug Stout Julie Swanson Sue Thiel David Thomas Tammy Tinkle Steve Trent Jody Trissel Bill VanCleave Mitch Wadding Rod Waters Bill Weeks Bart Weller Kelly Wilson Mark Witte Alicia Wright Don Zimmerman 27 Jim Applegate Warren Bent Greg Bissell Donna Brickert Karen Byerly Jody Cayler Diana Cook Patti Courtney Clint Creveling Jon Day Colleen Dluhos Barbara Ellis Harold Ellis Alan Erdman Rae Ann Faust Mike Felt Ron Felt Casey Finley CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Joan Maxwell Mr. Darwin Beichley THE CLASS 28 Dan Gardiner John Gengl Lori Griffiths Denise Grimes Larry Hale Doug Hammen Kelly Harthan Machell Hiatt Mike Hiatt Dirk Hilgenberg Don Hill Linda Honken Kevin Irvin Roma Jackson Deb Jamison Brad Johnson Susan Johnson Tracy Kapsch Steve Kopecky Kim Langel Andy Leonard Kim McKinney Richard Meeske Lori Minkiey Sharlotte Palmer Tim Parker Ken Parry Bob Petty Marisa Philby Sandra Ploeckelmann Laura Rhiner Kirk Rhoades Emily Romans Steve Rumelhart Brian Russell Steve Schuessler Lynette Schwab Perry Singer Randy Smart OF ’79 CLASS OFFICERS President................Mary Thomas Vice-President...................Jon Day Secretary-Treasurer......Stacy Taylor Student Council........Steve Rumelhart Deb Smith Elaine Smith Mitch Spencer Kellie Spradlin Larry Stanley Susan Stanley Barb Stifel Kathy Stroeber Tom Swallow Stacy Taylor Mary Thomas Pam Thomas Sandra Tinkle Jeff VanGinkel Mike Vinsand Deanna Voecks Allan Ware Marc Weller Terry Woody Brian Wright Cindy Yardley 29 Jan Aldrich Leslie Alsin Jean Ammon Wanda Anderson Darrell Bassett Keith Belling David Bent Cindy Bommel Shelly Bonsall Bill Brown CLASS SPONSORS Sandy Brumfield Debbie Bryant Cris Burger Tom Crawley Chuck Davenport 30 Miss Carole Dickey Mr. Nick Dicks Teresa DeWitt Carrie Dozier Debra Eason Barb Else Dennis Gardiner David Glade Louise Gordon Kelli Gorsuch Dan Hammen Doug Jamison THE CLASS Kirk Johnson Scott Johnson Mike Kinkennon Susan Krohn Kim Lafferty P m Mark Lathrop Randy Leonard Scott Leimer Pam McCoige Terri McKinney Shelly McMurray Jana Miller Dan Miner K. C. Morris Dean Olson Francine Paglia Sally Reed Tina Rogers Susan Romans Jeff Ross OF ’80 CLASS OFFICERS President....................Dan Miner Vice-President...........Kelli Gorsuch Secretary-Treasurer........Vicki Sayles Student Council............K. C. Morris Tamie Royer Sherri Rumelhart Vicki Sayles Cathy Schultze Karen Speicher Martha Stone Kris Swanson Diane Terry Jerry VanCleave Linda Van Ginkel Ramona Venard Matt Vinsand Janet Weeks Melanie Witte Clint Younker 3) Cris Aldrich J. R. Ammon Colleen Anderson Kim Applegate Kevin Berger Dale Bissell Mark Bost Theresa Broderick Debbie Carlson Scott Cayler Kevin Clarken Lori Consolver Scott Copeland Kari Corbett Renee Corell Kim Cunningham Chris Doerr Steve Duysen EIGHTH 34 JoAnn Eason Gayle Ellis Lisa Felt Julie German Jeff Gettemy Keri Gorsuch Brian Griffiths Dale Grisso Kelly Hammen Jennifer Harden Mark Harkins Jeannie Herriott Cari Hollinger Regina Jergens Chris Johnson Susan Kaas Perry Kamm Tony Kapsch Martha Kemmer Wes Kuehl Chris Kuper Connie Kuper Lisa Kurtz Lori Langel Steve Larson Shelly Laverrenz Kim Lewis Todd Liebbe Greg Mahannah Joey McKinney Joni McLarty Bill Messerschmidt Jerry Miller Jerry Miner Jennifer Niblo Laura Peiffer Joanie Philby David Punelh Rhonda Rhiner Byron Rogers GRADE Beth Rutz Julie Smith Lori Snipes David Spencer Tracey Stevens Dan Stifel Jeff Stifel Bob Stone Sue Stroeber Kendra Swanson Marcy Taylor Roger Tinkle Lori Tromp Brenda Voecks Anthony Ware Kevin Waters Rick Weir Frances Wells Kyle Westergaard Eddie Wood Ruth Woody 35 Dick Anderson Randy Baker Wayne Belling Doug Berner Michele Blanchard Brenda Bommel Greg Brandt Jane Broderick Margaret Broderick Mary Brophy Cindy Brumfield David Casten Paul Clark Jimmy Collins Clay Cook Debbie Copeland John Courtney John Coyne Jim DeWitt Kris Eastman SEVENTH Mark Erdman K. C. Farnsworth Tom Faux Kathy Gallagher Pam Gilley Chris Gray Todd Guske David H allin Tim Hill Janan Hoel Wanda Hornback Bruce Hughes Ron Husted J. B. Jackson Scott Jergens Patty Johnson Nancy Kaas Tim Kapsch Scott Kopecky Kevin Kurtz Bob Lang Charlene Lathrop Joey Lathrop Scott Lockwood Rhonda Mahannah Frances Marsh Bridget Martin Pat McCarthy Barb McConkey Scott McMurray Jeff Merryman Joleen Miller Sheri Morgan Kerry Morris Teresa Neuser Christy Olson Steve Olson David Pals Cristy Reagan Sheryl Reed Scott Rhoades John Rhode Craig Ross GRADE J ulie Sayles Carol Schuessler Lee Scott Laurie Shiwers Kurt Singer Tracey Smith Troy Snyder Jon Stifel Cindy Stout Sonia Taylor John Thiel Wayne Timm Tara Trask Janet VanCleave Larry VanGinkel Karla Venard Kandi Waters Marti Weifenbach Jeff Westbrook Becky Wilson Mike Woodward Kurt Yardley MRS. STORK'S CLASS J Steve Aldrich Stacy Carpe Doug Casten H. R. Cook Suzanne Doerr Melinda Dunsmoor Carla Everman Dana Ford Charlene Fox Pat Hammen Donna Jergens Joe Johnson Lynne Langel Jeff Leonard Karen Pals Shaii Roger Dennis Schuesslcr SIXTH 38 Mark Stanley Jeff Stephens Joanne Strocber Kara Swanson George Weller John Wilkinson Ted Witte Kelli Wright David Alsin Mark Axtell Marti Barclay Christina Borst Bridget Broderick Scott Bryant Brooke Byers Barbie Finley Rob Gettemy Darwin Glade Lisa Hollinger Sonya Hrbek Heidi Johnson Todd Johnson Mike McNichols Marty Merical Penny Moorhead Chris Neary Randy Reynolds Robert Rhode Brian Robbins Ginger Rogers Lisa Schultze Ronda Sheets Holly Snipes David Vermeulen Doug Volkmer Greg Allen Pam Applegate Joe Broderick MRS. CAVANAUGH’S CLASS GRADE Philip Coyne Melanie Crane Susan Felt Bruce Flesher Karen Gallagher Kelly Harden Tina Irvin Angie Kurtz Jonnie McNulty Perry Meyer Eddie Miner Donna Onnen Renee Reynolds Jackie Rogers Karrie Spradlin David Stifel John Streyffeler Dan Trent Lisa Tromp Mike Yonker Sheri Young Mike Zinkc MRS. LAPPE’S CLASS v Joan Brandt Annette darken Toby Farnsworth Denise Felt Tim Freerksen Doug Hoel Laura Jessen Jodi Koeppel Brad Lathrop Curtis McClellan Lisa Merryman Kevin Olson Shawn Rhoades Mike Robinson Dan Rutz Kim Scott Bob Sindt 40 Richard Smart Cindy Voecks Michael Whited Tom Woodard Sharon Woodward Deanne Aldrich Tony Allen Toni Ashby Brent Bommel Billy Breese FIFTH MRS. ANDERS’ CLASS Rita Broderick Barbi Brophy Linda Brott Stacy Day David Felt Mike Green Randy Herr Kevin McCarthy Dora Onnen Debbie Pietig Brian Terry Kirt Tinkle J Joel Trask Dan Trave Jeff Weddle Mike Willis Danny Wilson Laura Wood Carl Anderson Kathy Beermann Bruce Belling Shelly Blair Jerry Broderick MR. KISCHER’S CLASS GRADE Bryan Corbett Lynn Eastman Lori Felt Ronda Flesher Dwight Glade Kris Larson Kenny Leonard Greg Lockwood Tod McCullough James Minkley William Olson Maura Oxenford Steve Reed Scott Rhoades Mike Thompson Mark Timm Chris Zinke 4) CONCERT Row 1: M. Taylor, S. Kaas, T. Stevens, C. Hollinger. Row 2: S. Reed, K. Hammen, B. Broderick, L. Tromp, B. Hughes, K. Wester-gaard, B. Rutz, C. Johnson. Row 3: R. Jergens, L. Kurtz, K. Waters, L. Snipes, K. C. Farnsworth, K. Waters, K. Lewis, T. Hill, J. Eason, K. Wright. Row 4: C. Doerr, S. Cayler, N. Kaas, C. Reagan, S. Morgan, J. Herriott. INTERMEDIATE BAND Row 1: L Hollinger, S. Royer, K. Gallagher, S. Felt, P. Applegate, J. Broderick, B. Finley, L Langel. Row 2: H. Snipes, M. Duns-moor, S. Doerr, D. Jergens, J. VanCleave, S. Carpe, K. Singer, H. Johnson, C. Brumfield. Row 3: H. R. Cook, T. Kapsch, J. Lath-rop, S. McMurray, R. Rhode, J. Stroeber, J. Johnson, D. Ford, W. Belling, T. Bost, R. Gettemy. Row 4: M. Stanley, P. Hammen, G. Allen, P. Coyne, T. Johnson. BAND Row 1: P. Johnson, S. Taylor, J. Sayles, L Langel. Row 2: K. Berger, K. Corbett, D. Dluhos, J. McLarty, C. Stout, M. Kern-mer, J. Smith. Row 3: D. Berner, J. R. Ammon, M. Bost, J. Collins, S. Stroeber, J. Miner, S. Lockwood, J. Thiel, M. Harkins, S. Larson, D. Stifel. Row 4: D. Grisso, B. Stone. FIFTH GRADE BAND Row 1: K. Larson, M. Oxenford, M. Whited, M. Willis. Row 2: R. Flesher, L. Brott, S. Day, R. Broderick, C. McClellan, S. Reed, B. Sindt. Row 3: A. darken, D. Hoel, J. Weddle, T. Freerksen, D. Felt, G. Lockwood, D. Wilson, D. Rutz, B. Belling. CONCERT Row 1: C. Lathrop, T. Neuser, J. VanCleave, J. Miller, J. Smith, C. Hollinger, J. German, S. Laverrenz, J. Eason. Row 2: J. Mc-Larty. P. Gilley, T. Smith, C. Stout, K. Waters, G. Ellis, S. Stroeber, S. McMurray. Row 3: K. Swanson, R. Jergens, J. Herriott, J. Harden, J. Hoel, K. Corbett, C. Kuper, C. Kuper. JAZZ BAND Row 1: J. Miner, B. Rutz, C. Doerr, M. Bost, D. Grisso, S. Kaas, C. Johnson. Row 2: S. Stroeber, J. Smith, M. Kemmer, S. Morgan, M. Taylor, J. Eason, D. Stifel, S. Larson, J. Collins. Row 3: Mr. Amandus, K. Berger, K. Corbett, M. Harkins, T. Stevens. 44 CHOIR Row 1: M. Taylor, K. Applegate, P. Johnson, K. Venard, M. Broderick, S. Taylor, C. Reagan, D. Copeland, M. Brophy. Row 2: K. Lewis, S. Duysen, T. Snyder, D. Dluhos, W. Hornback, C. Schuessler, B. Martin, S. Morgan, M. Kemmer. Row 3: K. Berger, E. Wood, C. Aldrich, K. Gallagher, C. Brumfield, M. Blanchard, S. Reed, B. Rutz, T. Stevens, B. McConkey. BOYS CHOIR Row 1: R. Singer, J. Rhode, T. Allen, B. Breese, D. Stifel, K. Harden, S. Rhoades, J. Broderick, Row 2: K. Hanks, R. Rhode, R. Smart, C. Cleveland, J. Johnson, D. Rutz, B. Hughes, P. McCarthy. Row 3: P. Manor, T. Johnson, B. Sindt, B. Robbins, D. Vermeulen, J. Merryman, S. McLaughlin, D. Berner, P. Hammen. Row 4: M. Stanley, D. Hoel, S. Reed, C. Torgenson, G. Allen, M. Zinke, C. Gray, D. Wilson, J. DeWitt, Mrs. Jordan. 5 SIXTH GRADE CHORUS Row 1: S. Young. L. Hollinger, R. Reynolds, H. Johnson, L. Schultze, P. Applegate, J. McNulty, D. Jergens, K. Spradlin, R. Rhode, J. Broderick, K. Gallagher. Row 2: M. Barclay, K. Pals, S. Hrbek, M. Dunsmoor, P. Coyne, B. Robbins, T. Johnson, D. Schuessler. J. Johnson. R. Sheets. S. Doerr, J. Stroeber. Row 3: S. Royer, C. Fox, C. Borst, J. Stephens, J. Wilkinson, M. Axtcll, M. Stanley, M. McNichols, B. Finley. D. Onnen, G. Rogers, H. Snipes. Row 4: L. Langel, K. Swanson, D. Ford, D. Vermeulen, G. Allen, D. Casten, S. Carpe, S. Felt, B. Broderick, B. Byers, M. Crane, J. Rogers, T. Irvin. FIFTH GRADE CHORUS Row 1: T. Allen, R. Broderick, L. Eastman, K. Beerman, B. Lathrop, T. McCullough, A. darken, D. Felt, L. Wood, K. Scott, L. Merryman. Row 2: M. Green, T. Woodward, J. Koeppel, D. Aldrich, B. Brophy, T. Ashby, R. Ilerr, S. Rhoades, B. Corbett, M. Willis, B. Belling, K. Larson, C. Anderson. Row 3: B. Sindt, B. Breese, R. Smart, K. Tinkle, R. Flesher, S. Day, J. Brandt, M. Thompson, D. Pietig, L. Felt. M. Oxenford, L. Jessen, D. Rutz. Row 4: S. Reed, J. Broderick, C. McClellan, L. Brott, S. Blair, B. Terry, D. Onnen, C. Zinke, D. Wilson, B. Bommel, Mrs. Jordan. Row 1: C. Hollinger, J. Jessen, D. Pietig, M. Oxenford, K. Larson, J. Trask, S. Rhoades, D. Copeland. Row 2: J. Broderick, S. Day, R. Broderick. Row 3: Mrs. Liston, J. Broderick, P. Johnson, J. Miller, K. Waters, M. Broderick, B. Rutz, S. Carpe, M. Kem-nter, K. C. Farnsworth, C. Zinke, B. Corbett. FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: M. Broderick, C. Schuessler, S. Kaas, M. Taylor, N. Kaas, K. Spradlin. Row 2: D. Schuessler, R. Gettemy, S. Larson, J. Niblo, J. Coyne, K. Waters, D. Berner, B. Bommel, S. Rhoades, J. Koeppel. Row 3: Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Baxter. ■ SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Onnen, J. Gettemy, P. Applegate, G. Weller, M. Broderick, T. Kapsch, S. Rhoades, L. Merryman. Row 2: Mrs. Baxter, C. Ross, C. Doerr, C. Reagan, B. Bommel, J. Bason, K. Gor-such, K. Corbett, L. Schultze, Mrs. Walton. 47 MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAMS Row 1: G. Mahannah, J. McKinney, B. Messer-schmidt, J. Stifel, B. Griffiths, T. Liebbe, J. R. Ammon. Row 2: M. Harkins, S. Copeland, S. Larson, K. darken, K. Lewis, T. Kapsch, E. Wood. Row 3: J. Hawbaker, J. Gettemy, S. Cayler, K. Waters, D. Stifel, K. Berger, P. Kamm, C. Kuper. Row 4: Coach D. Dahms, Manager C. Aldrich, Manager J. Miner, Manager C. Johnson, Manager B. Stone, Coach M. Blake. Row 1: W. Timm,K. Morris, J. Lathrop.J. DeWitt, C. Gray, T. Hill, T. Kapsch, D. Berner, B. Lang. Row 2: M. Weifenbach, C. Ross, G. Brandt, S. Ko-pecky.J. Stifel,S. Lockwood,S. Jergens, J. Rhode, J. Thiel. Row 3: J. Westbrook, S. Olson, J. Merry-man, J. Coyne, C. Cook, J. Collins, T. Faux, J. B. Jackson. Row 4: Coach D. Dahms, Manager T. Snyder, Coach M. Blake. EIGHTH GRADE WRESTLERS Row 1: J. R. Ammon, B. Griffiths, K. darken, S. Larson, T. Kapsch, Manager B. Rogers. Row 2: J. McKinney, J. Gettemy, W. Kuehl, S. Copeland, Coach N. Lewis. 48 SEVENTH GRADE WRESTLERS Row 1: J. Lathrop, J. Rhode, T. Hill, D. Pals, B. Hughes, L. VanGinkel, J. Collins. Row 2: J. B. Jackson, K. Morris, T. Snyder, C. Cook, C. Ross, Manager K. C. Farnsworth, Coach N. Lewis. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: J. Miner, E. Wood, B. Stone, K.. Berger, K. Waters, K. Lewis, T. Liebbe, D. Stifel, D. Bissell, Manager S. Duysen. Row 2 Coach M. Blake, C. Doerr, D. Spencer, S. Cayler, M. Harkins, B. Messerschmidt, C. Aldrich, C. Kuper, C. Johnson, D. Grisso, Manager H. R. Cook. Row 3: Coach M. Hasse, Manager A. Ware. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Row 1: S. McMurray, G. Brandt, S. Olson, C. Gray, T. Guske, D. Berner, M. Weifenbach, R. Baker, B. Lang, J. DeWitt, Manager H. R. Cook. Row 2: Coach M. Blake, J. Thiel, D. Anderson, S. Jergens, J. Coyne, J. Westbrook, M. Erdman, S. Lockwood, W. Belling, T. Kapsch, Manager S. Duysen. Row 3: Coach M. Hasse, Manager A. Ware. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: K. Hammen, L. Kurtz, J. Harriott, C. Anderson, L. Lange!, L. Tromp, L. Felt, K. Swanson, S. Kaas, K. Gorsuch, M. Taylor, J. Fason, J. Niblo, J. Smith, K. Corbett, T. Stevens, C. Kuper, B. Voecks, T. Broderick. Row 2: Coach D. Dahms, Manager L. Snipes, Manager K. Cunningham, Manager K. Applegate, Coach M. Hasse. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Row 1: P. Gilley, T. Smith, S. Morgan, C. Olson, S. Reed,C. Brumfield, C. Reagan, S. Taylor, B. Bommel, J. Hoel, J. Sayles, C. Schuessler, D. Dluhos, P. Johnson, B. Wilson, B. Martin, K. Venard, D. Copeland, L. Shivvers, J. Miller, M. Broderick, K. Gallagh- er, N. Kaas. Row 2: Coach D. Dahms, Coach M. Hasse. so BOYS TRACK TEAM Row 1: S. Duysen, B. Lang, S. Olson, W. Timm, D. Pals, T. Guske, C. Cook, G. Brandt, S. Kopecky, J. Miller, T. Liebbe, L. Wood. Row 2: Coach W. Motsinger, C. Aldrich, S. Lockwood, W. Belling, T. Kapsch, S. Larson, D. Stifel, K. Berger, J. R. Ammon, T. Kapsch, C. Gray, J. Rhode. Row 3: J. McKinney, J. Miner, K Waters, D. Grisso, S. Cayler, K. Lewis, M. Bost, D. Punelli, C. Ross, J. Westbrook, J. Coyne, T. Faux. Row 4: H. R. Cook, J. Gettemy, S. Copeland, M. Harkins, C. Kuper, B. Messerschmidt, C. Johnson, P. Jones, B. Griffiths, C. Doerr. GIRLS TRACK TEAM Row 1: K. Cunningham, D. Dluhos, T. Bost, D. Copeland, B. Martin, J. Niblo, L. Shiwers, M. Brophy, C. Brumfield, J. Eason, M. Taylor, J. Smith, K. Waters. Row 2: J. VanCleave, R. Rhiner, R. Jergens, K. Venard, N. Kaas, J. Sayles, J. Miller, P. Johnson, C. Schuessler, K. Corbett, C. Anderson. Row 3: Coach D. Dahms, K. Gallagher, M. Davis, C. Kuper, S. Wilson, J. Hoel, S. Taylor, B. Bommel, C. Reagan, T. Stevens, S. Kaas, K. Gorsuch, S. Reed. SOFTBALL TEAM Row 1: J. Hoel. J. Miller, B. Martin, D Copeland, B. McConkey, T. Broderick, M. Taylor, J. Niblo, K. Cunningham. Row 2: J. Sayles, S. Taylor, L. Tromp, J. Eason, K. Swanson, K. Corbett. Row 3: K. Venard, T. Stevens, R. Corell, J. Smith, K. Gorsuch, S. Kaas. Row 4: Coach J. Nass, C. Reagan, M. Broderick, C. Anderson, R. Jergens, Coach M. Hasse. 51 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS GIRLS BASKETBALL C. Stout, M. Blanchard, J. German, S. Laverrenz BOYS BASKETBALL B. Rutz, J. Harden, K. Waters, M. Kemmer WRESTLING FOOTBALL M. Brophy, J. VanCleave, J. McLarty, R. N. Kaas, B. Rutz, S. Reed, S. Stroeber, C. Olson, S. Laverrenz Woody 52 Mrs. Mary Ann Jeff Kathleen Tim Christopher Battles Kellar Olson Kurtz Geveland FOURTH Todd Shellie Sean Tom Lisa Mike Laura Oetting McKinney McCarthy Lang Herndon Woodard Guttenfelder Virgil Tracy Melissa Kim Jennie Kristin Scott Palmer Everman Aldrich Woody Dove Flesher Vowell Mike Christine Cam Karen Debbie Michelina Deann Blanchard Stone Torstenson Hallin Volkmer Gearhart Jamison Michele Jerry Bobbi Jo Birney Shelly Jodie Tim Fox Levorson Gorsuch Baker Young Berner Sheets 54 GRADE Lisa Sarah Lori Mike Mike Lewellin Butzloff Motsinger Guske Westphal Mark Sean Krista Sydness McMurray Stifel Shawnell Neary w Yi I John Olson Beth Lance Mrs. Margaret Mark Russell Cheryl Hammen Luckow Hileman Phillips Singer Tennant John Sue Brian Wendy Tammy David Shelly McGee Stone Kurtz Weddle Wright Brittain Martin Bob Lisa Brian Johanna Chris Teresa William Heddinger Pals Carpe Hoffman Dunsmoor Johnson Hallin Kyle Lisa Danny Paul Joe Carmen Lynne Hanks Griffiths Spencer Sucich Tonelli Cayler Flesher 55 THIRD Miss Barbara Karl Michelle Dan Miller Kyhl Haag Timm April Rhonda Cass David Jeff Chip Phillips Peterson Borst VanGinkel Yonker Onken Randy Stephani Soiya Kayce Valerie Glenn Brenda Meyer Masters Reveling Laverrenz Ford Chapman Broderick Jimmy Connie Mike DeeAnn Mark Libby Michelle Bryant Gray Gallagher Manor Ball Shiwers Pound Stephanie Mrs. Jo Ann Amy Deanna Brad Peggy Speer Galbraith Brelsford McClellan Bennett Herr Robbie Gloria Denise Rob Timothy Kurt Erin Pherigo Deaver Wolfe Phillips Watson Berger McCarthy 56 GRADE Angie Sheri Brad Smith McCullough Johnson Curtis Dana Kristine Jeff Colin Whited Armentrout Johnson Harkins Kaas Jimmy Mike Mrs. Jan Leanna Miller Rhiner Schirm Volkmer Ann Scott Jane Paul Butch Theresa Thompson Spry Kemmer Vermeulcn Koeppel Kapsch Stcphany Kim Brian Mickey Kyle Keith Rhoades Westbrook McNulty Merical Wright Hawbaker Tom Robbie Shelley Cheryl Cristen Jeff Ashley Hixson Russell Tonelli Wheatcraft Waters Debbie Herold Troy Gordon Randy BeLieu Robin Smart Mrs. Eller Jennifer Kristy Zisook Robbins Halsey Melissa Carmela Kirk Minkley Kellar Swanson Kim Boston Mark Hansen Mike Bagby A i V Carson Craig Kyhl Gratias ft. i Kris David Hammen Guttenfelder Karla Lori Ostrander Mot singer Andy Blobaum Missy Rhoades fl t Tim Royer Missi Martin Steffanie Cobb Mrs. Kae Conn Dana Jamison Pat Gallagher Julie Shearer Tammy Onken Debbie Freerksen Maurica Blanchard Diana Aldrich SECOND Leigh Angela Bakker Ditolla Michelle Charles Meeks Black Rachel Eric Stone White Tony Anthony Kari Blobaum Savage Nass Stephan Julie Philip Cleveland Kurtz Cross 58 GRADE Butch Tromp Kelley Green V © mi-, fe Darin Felt Brenda Terry Steve Woodward Michele Patricia Angela McNichols Hallin Stefan « r «l P ry V If) L i 11 W Rick Ronnie Young Yardley Kori Michelle Sandra Kimberly Buckman Herndon Herr Marsh Richard Robin Kathleen Robbie Walker Schilling Spencer Shoeman Debra Jeffrey Mark Angela Woodard Flesher Hoffman Archibald Chuck Chuck Todd John Borst Donly Axtell Dluhos Mrs. Sandra Jackie Ricky Brandi Bowman Lewellin Stone Byers Kristine Cory Kristen Tracy Banta Ashley Smith Crane Richard Scott Michael Matthew Breese Kurtz Bryan Broderick Melissa Rob Mark Richard Mahedy Westphal Young Cramer Mrs. Mary Jeff Kathy Michael Fullmer Boston Aldrich Motsinger FIRST J. 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Ronnie Gary Lisa Marc Steinke Schilling Points Lewis Daniels Carla Gary Shawn Christine Travis Dauer Anderson Phillips Wedemeyer Snyder Heather David Michelle Eric Todd Griffith Barkley Erickson Forrett Applegate Miss Sue Gregory Diana Christopher Maura Llewellyn Wolf James Spry McCarthy Scott Jason Mark Bret Julie Aaron Chevalier Harden Drury Dacre Sours Simon 60 GRADE Wendy Gregory Kristena Robert Bingman Ashley Ostrander Tonelli Matthew Jay Bryan Mrs. Bonnie Bryant Dennis McMurray Zimmerman Troy Melissa Eric Tricia Gary Wright Hixson Forret Young Coffman Brooke Deborah Kaye Lee Toni Eddie Bennett Shield McKean Wilson Slauson Kelley Dink Danny Kenny Mark Brown Prim Taylor Beermann Pietig Bcthleen Eric Raymond Matt Robert Neil Buehler Westergaard Pater McKinney Seiler Hughes 61 Mrs. Jan Joel Anna Jeff Hooper Bakker Blobaum Hunter ft KINDER Doni Linn Phillips Dinah Kristi Angi Lisa David Danny Suzy Johnson Roberts Herndon Watson Olson Felt Rhode Paul Bryan £ 9 Tony Deaver Matt Trask Wendi Greer Mark Pals Susie Alysia Hallin Savage Debbie Marsh MRS. HOOPER’S AFTERNOON CLASS N Carrie Christianson Lou Ann Moreland Jeff Heather Jimmy Wood Buehler Patulak Brian McCarthy Jennifer Mike Missy Shawn Jill Theresa Gregg Nick Hasse Bridger Swallow Dacre Wilkinson Hosier Shattuck Lefler 62 GARTEN 6 4’ V Kelsi Brian Greg Cheryl Robbie VanDorn Braatz Brockman Manor Hermann a -V £ ‘ Kim Banta Tom Bagby Cyndi Herr Rod Herr Ronda Brumfield Eric Hines Jenny Wilkinson Jim Honey James Tina Jason Quimby Lisa Jennifer Johnson Prim Brandt Cross Torstenson Horrell Moorhead Johnson Todd Vance Michael Jeremy Kelly Diana Noah Robin Haynes Miller Forret Gettemy Hulsebus Slauson White Weesner Michelle Chris Michelle Shannon Eric Chad Julie Michael Ballard Sucich Hosier Reese Haag Dennis Porter Pound 63 Row 1: S. Kopecky, T. Weller, B. Schmidt, R. Waters, A. Lockard, B. Weller, J. Llewellyn, M. Niblo, R. Bone. Row 2: J. Anfin-son, J. Anfinson, J. Gordon, M. Blizek, M. Pagel, M. McArtor, S. Trent, M. Hammen, S. Gerberich. 76 RACCOON CONFERENCE CHAMPS 8-1 Row 1: M. Felt, B. Wright, S. Schuessler, S. Kopecky, D. Hill, C. Creveling, D. Hammen, J. VanGinkel. Row 2: S. Leimer, D. Glade, C. Burger, K. C. Morris, D. Miner, D. Olson. Row 3: Coach L. Spain, M. McNichols, B. Weeks, B. VanCleave, D. Hammen, Coach R. Snively. The Warriors had the best season in Waukee history with a record of eight wins and one loss. This team had a winning season because of unity, togetherness, positive attitude, willingness to work, goals, and good assistant coaches. The biggest reason for our success was that each of the young men on the team had the quality of self-motivation. TEAM HONORS: Number one offense in the conference Number one defense in the conference First team all conference players: Mark Blizek, John Gordon, Todd Weller, Marty Niblo, Jeff Anfinson Second team all conference players: Bart Weller, Adam Lockard, Mike McArtor, Jim Llewellyn Honorable mention: Mike Pagel, Rod Waters, Ralph Bone, Steve Trent Broke 19 school records STATE CLASS 2A HONORS: Jon Anfinson-No. 3 punter in the state Todd Weller-No. 11 rusher in the state Todd Weller-No. 9 scorer in the state Marty Niblo—No. 10 scorer in the state Jim Llewellyn—No. 18 scorer in the state Mike McArtor-No. 1 kicker in the state CO-CAPTAINS Todd Weller, Jeff Anfinson SEASON RECORD 8 WINS — 1 LOSS Waukee 54 Mingo 0 Waukee 34 Interstate 35 0 Waukee 47 Bondurant-Farrar 6 Waukee 65 Madrid 0 Waukee 30 Norwalk 14 Waukee 22 Woodward-Granger 25 Waukee 35 Dallas Community 18 Waukee 42 Adel 20 Waukee 17 Johnston 12 SECRET CLASS 2A STATE NO. 1 KICKER WEAPON Jeff Anfinson, Mike McArtor COACHING STAFF TOUGH LINEBACKER Mike Pagel Ralph Bone NUMBER 1 OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE LINES 67 Row 1: M. darken, S. Johnson, M. Thomas, P. Smith, L. Zimmerman, C. Morris. Row 2: Coach P. Bullock, S. Stanley. K. Martin, P. Chapman. M. Stanley, Coach N. Dicks. Row 3: K. Ungel, T. Woody, B. Andreini, Manager P. McCoige. PATIENCE BRINGS SUCCESS TO THE WARRIORETTES This year’s Warriorettes showed much patience in their style of play, and many of their opponents knew that if they allowed Waukee to get a lead it would be difficult to win. This year’s team placed second in the Conference, won the Sectional Consolation, and finished third in District Competition. They had the third best free-throw percentage team in the state and ended with a 55 per cent field goal percentage. Several of the highlights of the 1976-77 season included two losses to Adel, the number two-rated team in the state, by three points (9-6) and seven points (34-27); wins over Des Moines Tech and West Des Moines Valley. In the Valley win, the Waukee girls made 20 of 26 field goal attempts. 68 WARRIORETTES HAVE WINNING SEASON SEASON—18 WINS, 7 LOSSES WAUKEE OPPONENT 62 1-35 49 72 Bondurant-Farrar 65 50 Maxwell 67 78 Madrid 47 79 Norwalk 48 85 Van Meter 34 85 Woodward-Granger 70 63 Dallas Community 41 50 Urbandale 65 69 Norwalk 80 6 Adel 9 70 1-35 60 61 Bondurant-Farrar 55 WAUKEE OPPONENT 65 Madrid 29 64 Norwalk 49 67 Woodward-Granger 55 97 Dexfield 47 67 Dallas Community 44 27 Adel 34 93 Des Moines Tech 60 40 Urbandale 59 64 West Des Moines Valley 56 73 Bayard 39 32 Urbandale 44 64 Perry 60 ♦Urbandale Girl’s Invitational Tournament ♦•Sectional Tournament ♦♦♦District Tournament RowTT D. Jamison, V. Sayles, D. Eason, T. DeWitt, S. Krohn, S. Rumelhart, T. Royer, R. Kinkennon. Row 2: Manager P. Mc-Coige, K. Gorsuch, J. Ammon, L. Gordon, C. Yardley, K. Speicher, M. Witte, Coach N. Dicks. 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: T. Swallow, J. Llewellyn, D. Schuessler, J. Johnson, M. Reagan, M. Merical, M. Witte, S. Trent, M. Vinsand. Row 2: Coach W. Motsinger, M. Hammen, J. Anfinson, J. Anfmson, R. Yardley, A. Lockard, S. Gerberich, R. Waters, P. Calvin, Coach B. Drummond. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Row 1: M. Vinsand, R. Meeske, J. Day, W. Bent, B. Petty, K. Parry, B. Wright, T. Swallow. Row 2: P. Calvin, S. Rumelhart, D. Bent, B. Anderson, M. Felt, D. Gardiner, D. Stout, S. Leimer, K. Belling, D. Gardiner, K. Johnson, M. Vinsand, Coach W. Mot-singer. J. Johnson, D. Schuessler M. Hammen M. Merical, A. Lockard S. Gerberich, R. Waters S. Trent CO-CAPTAINS J. Llewellyn, J. Anfinson M. Reagan, M. Witte 71 WCS SENDS TWO TO STATE Row 1: D. Thomas, R. Bone, S. Kopecky, M. Niblo, D. Miner, D. Jamison, D. Hammen, T. Brophy. Row 2: R. Waters, D. Zimmerman, M. Pagel, P. Swanson, R. Coons, B. Weller, C. Creveling, B. VanCleave. Row 3: D. Glade, D. Olson, J. Ross, K. C. Morris, H. Ellis, M. Weller,G. Gilreath, D. Hill. Row 4: Coach D. Thomas,C. Davenport, D. Hammen, A. Erdman, Coach B. Jennings. The fifth year of wrestling at WCS has been an exciting one for all those involved. The squad finished with a six win four loss record in the well-balanced Raccoon River Conference. Two individuals, Mike Pagel and Marty Niblo, won conference titles. These were the first two conference champions in wrestling history at Waukee. Three seniors will be missing front next years lineup: Mike Pagel, two time state qualifier at heavy weight; Ralph Bone, hard working 132 pounder;and Paul Swanson, super-strong 167 pounder. These men have been a strong influence on the wrestling program here at Waukee High. A talented group of juniors will carry the responsibility for another good season: Guy Gilreath, 185; Dan McKinney, 119;Marty Niblo, 126;David Thomas, 145; Bill VanCleave, 145; and Bart Weller, 155. Seven sophomores will give strength to the varsity next year: Tom Brophy, 98;Clint Creveling, 126; Alan Erdman, 119;Doug Hammen, 105;Don Hill, 132;Steve Kopecky, 132; and Marc Weller, 119. The freshman class provided eight wrestlers this season: Chuck Davenport, 126; David Glade, 126; Dan Hammen, 112; Doug Jamison, 105; Dan Miner, 112; K. C. Morris, 138; Dean Olson, heavy weight; and Jeff Ross, 132. Strong leadership from next years senior squad, which includes state qualifier Marty Niblo, and encouragement from our wrestling parents and fans should provide another outstanding season. DAN MINER MARTY N1BL0 DAVID THOMAS MIKE PAGEL Most Outstanding Freshman Hardest Worker on the Squad Most Improved Wrestler Most Outstanding Wrestl State Qualifier DAN HAMMEN MIKE PAGEL, RALPH BONE Warrior Award Co-Captains MIKE PAGEL State Qualifier VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL L. Zimmerman, J. McArtor, T. Shoeman, J. Thiel, T. Kapsch, M. Martin BASKETBALL K. Stroeber, M. Martin, T. Shoeman, J. Thiel, L. Minkley, J. McArtor WRESTLING 11. Rhode, K. Hunter, M. Jackson, R. Jackson, T. McGee, J. Trissel JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING S. Tinkle, B. Else, T. McKinney, J. Cayler, L. Honken, K. McKinney FOOTBALL BASKETBALL S. Tinkle, M. Stone, L. Minkley, C. Finley, B. Else K. Byerly.T. Kapsch.S. Taylor, J. Miller,C. Finley, M. Stone CARLISLE RELAY AND INDIAN RELAY CHAMPS Row 1: J. Anfinson, J. Anfinson, J. Llewellyn, B. Weller, M. Reagan, P. Calvin, J. Gordon, M. Hammen, S. Trent, R. Waters, B. VanCleave. Row 2: S. Kopecky, M. Kinkennon, K. Belling, D. Gardiner, M. Weller, R. Meeske, D. Gardiner, C. Burger, T. Swallow, K. C. Morris, D. Miner, D. Olson, B. Wright, Coach N. Lewis. The 1977 track season has been the most successful in Waukee’s history in terms of team effort. In the past we have had excellent individual score points, but this year we scored points as a team. This team broke ten school records and won two team championships. Five events that went to State were as follows: long jump, Marty Niblo; 100 yard dash, Bart Weller; 440 yard relay-Jim Llewellyn, Bart Weller, Mike Reagan, Jeff Anfinson; 880 yard relay—Bart Weller, Jon Anfinson, Mike Reagan, Jim Llewellyn; mile medley relay-Jim Llewellyn, Jon Anfinson, Marty Niblo, Mike Reagan. CONFERENCE 880 RELAY CHAMPS SENIOR TRACK MEN J. Llewellyn, B. Weller, J. Anfinson, M. Reagan P. Calvin, J. Gordon, J. Anfinson CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: R. Meeske, D. Gardiner, M. Reagan, J. Day, P. Calvin. Row 2: S. Rumelhart, D. Gardiner, M. Merical, Coach W. Motsinger, D. Thomas, D. Bent, K. Johnson. baseball Row 1: Manager B. VanCleave, Manager S. Kopecky, P. Calvin, S. Rumelhart, M. Lathrop, M. Merical, S. Kopecky, M. Niblo, T. Crawley, D. Olson. Row 2: J. Anfinson, J. Anfinson, J. Gordon, J. Llewellyn, A. Lockard, M. Reagan, J. Pomerenk, J. Day, R. Waters, Coach D. Kopecky. GIRLS TRACK Row 1: T. Royer, M. Witte, S. Krohn, S. Rumelhart. Row 2: Manager S. Aistrope, Manager P. McCoige, J. Ammon, K. Langel, B. Andreini, K. Martin, T. Woody, S. Stanley, P. Smith, Coach P. Bullock. CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: S. Krohn, M. Thomas, T. DeWitt, S. Rumelhart, R. Kinkennon. Row 2: Coach P. Bullock, K. Langel, B. Andreini, S. Stanley, Smith. P. SOFTBALL Row 1: J. Niblo, D. Smith, T. DeWitt, R. Krohn, T. Higgs, B. Else, S. Rumelhart, J. Eason. Row 2: K. Gorsuch, T. Royer, M. Garken, C. Morris, J. Smith, J. Ammon, D. Eason, V. Sayles. Row 3: Coach P. Bullock, P. Smith, M. Stanley, K. Martin, S. Stanley, S. Johnson, J. DeWitt, K. Gorsuch, K. Corbett, Coach N. Dicks. GOLFERS Row 1: D. Hill, M. Vinsand, M. Vinsand, B. Schmidt, M. Vinsand, S. Gerberich, A. Lockard, C. Morris, M. darken. Row 2: D. Smith. L. Honken, K. Byerly, C. Finley, D. Jamison, S. Brumfield, P. Thomas, M. Thomas, J. McArtor, S. Taylor, H. Rhode, Coach L. Spain. ATHLETICS ARE IMPORTANT AT WCS CONCERT Row 1: D. Smith, D. Eason, T. Shoeman, H. Rhode, C. Aldrich, J. McLarty, D. Hammen, D. Jamison. Row 2: J. Aldrich, B. Stanley, C. Meeske, E. Romans, S. Aistrope, P. Smith, B. Smith, B. Schmidt, M. Merical. Row 3: C. Meeske, C. Still, P. Thomas, C. Finley, C. Morris, S. Krohn, P. Singer, J. VanCleave, D. Gardiner. Row 4: M. Philby, J. Trissel, L Minkley, T. McGee, L Gordon, B. Andreini, M. Hammen, A. Lockard, G. Gilreath. SWING C. Meeske, M. Vinsand, J. VanCleave, R. Felt, P. Singer, H. Rhode, K. Wilson, M. Thomas, D. Jamison, B. Smith, M. Jackson, C. Hughes 84 CHOIR Row 1: S. Rumelhart, F. Paglia, K. Stroeber, M. darken, D. Jergens, S. Rumelhart, S. Thiel, K. Spradlin, B. Else. Row 2: M. Vinsand, R. Waters, K. Belling, M. Witte, S. Taylor, D. Jamison, T. Royer, M. Jackson, K. Wilson. Row 3: D. Johnson, C. Hughes, D. Stout, M. Stanley, K. Byerly, M. Thomas, J. McArtor, K. Swanson, J. Ammon, L. Honken. Row 4: D. Schues-sler, J. Anfinson, G. Harms, T. Woody, K. Langel, S. Ploeckelmann, S. Stanley, L VanGinkel, P. Chapman, Mrs. Sindt. CHOIR C. Finley, D. Schuessler, C. Meeske, G. Harms, D. Hammen, S. Taylor, D. Stout, T. McGee, S. Thiel, J. Anfinson, P. Thomas, B. Schmidt 85 CONCERT Row 1: M. Thomas, V. Sayles, J. Ammon, J. McLarty. Row 2: D. Eason, B. Else, K. Langel, M. Weller, D. Brickert, C. Dluhos. Row 3: D. Smith, M. Kinkennon. D. Miner, L. Honken, S. Reed, N. Stork, M. darken, M. Witte, K. Dluhos. Row 4: B. Smith, S. Rumelhart, P. Singer, L Stanley, M. Vinsand, D. Hammen, M. Vinsand, K. Johnson, S. Taylor. Row 5: F. Paglia, C. Meeske, K. Byerly, S. Johnson, S. Krohn, R. Felt, J. Llewellyn. JAZZ BAND Row 1: C. Meeske, J. Llewellyn, R. Felt, F. Paglia. Row 2: M. Vinsand, M. Thomas, K. Dluhos, M. Stanley, P. Smith, P. Thomas, J. VanCleave. Row 3: B. Smith, P. Singer, S. Rumelhart, M. Vinsand, D. Smith, S. Stanley, J. Anfinson, D. Billings, K. Belling, C. Hughes. M. Stanley, C. Meeske, M. Stone, J. Miller, S. Aistrope, D. Ammon, D. Jamison, F. Paglia, C. Meeske, D. Gardiner, S. Taylor, M. Vinsand, K. Johnson, M. Reagan, K. Byerly, R. Felt, J. Llewellyn, K. Dluhos, C. Morris, M. Witte, J. McLarty, L. Schwab, T. Woody, K. Belling, D. Brickert, D. Eason, D. Bent, S. Gerberich, C. Hughes, J. Anfinson, S. Stanley, C. Burger, D. Billings. N. Stork, V. Sayles, S. Reed, L. Honken, M. darken, B. Else, K. Langel, M. Weller, C. Dluhos, J. VanCleave, D. Johnson. D. Ham-men, B. Stanley, S. Johnson, S. Krohn, D. Thomas, P. Smith, M. Thomas, P. Chapman, P. Thomas, M. Vinsand, T. Royer, K.C. Morris, S. Ploeckelmann, B. Smith, S. Rumelhart, M. Vinsand, L. Stanley, D. Miner, M. Kinkennon, P. Singer, D. Smith, C. Finley, D. Hammen, J. Ammon, S. Rumelhart, S. Brumfield, D. Jamison, J. Aldrich. MARCHING BAND BAND Row 1: J. Miller, D. Ammon, M. Stanley, C. Meeske. Row 2: C. Morris, M. Stone, D. Jamison, S. Brumfield, S. Aistrope. Row 3 D. Gardiner, P. Smith, P. Thomas, K. C. Morris, T. Royer, S. Ploeckelmann, M. Vinsand. Row 4: T. Woody, S. Gerberich, L. Schwab, J. Anfinson, S. Stanley, D. Billings, K. Belling, D. Bent, C. Burger, C. Hughes. Row 5: M. Reagan, D. Thomas, B. Stanley, D. Johnson, D. Hammen, J. VanCleave. VOCAL DUET VOCAL SOLOIST VOCAL DUET INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS TYMPANI SOLOIST Division I Rating 88 INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS ACCOMPANISTS PIANO SOLOIST Division I Rating VOCAL DUET VOCAL DUET 89 Row 1: M. Stanley, M. Fullmer, B. Andreini, M. Martin, C. Morris, P. Smith, K. Dluhos, S. Haynes, C. Meeske, K. Stroeber, L. Honken. Row 2: Mrs. Meyer, C. Finley, L, Gordon, D. Jamison, M. darken, T. Shoeman, B. Stanley, D. Brickert, S. Ploeckelmann, S. Johnson, M. Thomas, S. Taylor. Row 3: Mrs. Noe, D. Eason, C. Still, V. Sayles, K. Gorsuch, S. Krohn, B. Hill, C. Meeske, N. Stork, B. Stifel, C. Schultze. Row 4: S. Rumelhart, F. Paglia. J. McLarty, S. Tinkle, R. Faust. J. Miller, S. Reed, D. Bryant, T. DeWitt, C. Bommel, S. Brumfield, B. Else. STUDENT HOME MAKERS IN ACTION STUDENTS FOR EDUCATIONAL SERVICE Row 1: B. Andreini, J. Thiel, P. Thomas, P. Smith, D. Cook, L. Gordon. Row 2: K, Hunter, T. Kapsch, S. Tinkle, B. Stanley, K. Stroeber, D. Brickert, S. Thiel. Row 3: Miss Meyn, C. Finley, P. Rynearson, R. Faust, C. Still, B. Hill. 90 GIRLS LETTER WINNER CLUB Row 1: P. Rynearson, K. Hunter, M. Stanley, M. Fullmer, B. Andreini, M. Martin, J. Thiel, H. Rhode, P. Smith, L. Zimmerman, K. Martin. Row 2: J. McArtor, C. Morris, D. Jamison, M. darken, T. Shoeman, S. Ploeckelmann, S. Johnson, K. Stroeber, S. Stanley, S. Taylor. Row 3: R. Jackson, J. Trissel, M. Jackson, S. Rumelhart, K. Gorsuch, S. Krohn, T. DeWitt, R. Kin-kennon, K. Langel, M. Thomas. Row 4: K. Byerly, P. Chapman, T. McGee, T. Royer, D. Smith, P. Thomas, Mr. Bullock. Row 1: M. Pagel, B. Smith, T. Weller, M. Vinsand, P. Calvin, J. Gordon, J. Anfinson, R. Waters, M. Blizek. Row 2: R. Bone, J. Anfinson, A. Lockard, J. Llewellyn, S. Gerberich, R. Waters, M. Reagan, S. Trent, G. Gilreath. Row 3: R. Coons, R. Meeske, J. Day, D. Zimmerman, M. Vinsand, A. Erdman, D. Hill, D. Philby. Row 4: S. Kopecky, M. Niblo, B. Schmidt, D. Thomas, M. Merical, D. Hammen, D. Gardiner, T. Swallow, M. Weller, D. McKinney. Row 5: Mr. Lewis, M. Hammen, B. Weller, P. Swanson. BOYS LETTER WINNER CLUB 91 SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB Row 1: J. Thiel, T. Kapsch, K. Byerly, H. Rliode, C. Still, B. Stanley. P. Thomas, R. Waters, B. Weeks. Row 2: G. Harms, J. Ammon. K. Langel, K. Speicher, S. Ploeckelmann, P. Calvin, J. Mc-Larty, T. McGee, D. Stout, D. Ammon, S. McMurray, K. Spradlin, Miss Dickey. Row 3: D. Johnson, D. Cook, K. Stroeber, C. Finley, B. Hill. M. Thomas, C. Meeske, M. Jackson. K. Wilson, T. Shoeman, S. Thiel, R. Stottlemyer. Row 1: J. Thiel, C. Still, H. Rliode, B. Stanley, R. Waters, T. McGee. Row 2: Miss Dickey, T. Kapsch, B. Hill, M. Thomas, C. Meeske, P. Calvin, M. Jackson, J. McLarty, M. Martin, D. Johnson, P. Thomas. 92 SPEECH ACTIVITIES SOUND OF MUSIC CAST AND CREW LARUE GROUP CONTEST WINNERS J. McLarty Row 1: M. Lathrop, D. Thomas, R. Waters, D. Jamison, D. Johnson, A. Lockard, K. Byerly S. Gerberich, D. Stout. Row 2: K. Spradlin, J. Thiel, B. Else, K. Wilson, S. Thiel, B. Stanley M. Philby, C. Meeske, N. Stork, B. Stanley, S. Taylor. Row 3: J. McLarty, S. Mc-Murray, J. Ammon, P. Thomas, H. Rhode, D. Jamison, J. Trissel, M. Jackson, S. Stanley, S. Ploeckelmann, M. Thomas, J. McArtor,C. Still, K. Speicher, R. Stot-tlemyer, T. McGee, P. Smith, Miss Dickey. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS CONTEST WINNERS FALL PRODUCTIONS UGLY DUCKLING AND EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS . . . - ' ■— Row 1: P. Thomas. B. Stanley, S. Taylor. Row 2: K. Langel, J. Ammon, M. Thomas. Row 3: S. Thiel, H. Rhode, D. Ammon. H onoonw Row 1: M. Lathrop, J. Thiel, D. Thomas, K. Wilson, M. Reagan, C. Meeske,C. Finley,C. Meeske, N. Stork, B. Stanley, S. Taylor. Row 2: K. Byerly, J. McLarty, P. Calvin, P. Thomas, H. Rhode, S. Stanley, S. Ploeckelmann. M. Thomas, C. Still, R. Stottlemyer, T. McGee, K. Dluhos, D. Stout. ART CLUB Row 1: M. Weller, L. Stanley, S. Rumelhart, S. Brumfield, B. Else, S. Johnson, M. Philby, T. Branson. Row 2: Mr. Jennings, S. Gerberich, J. Llewellyn, S. Aistrope, B. Stanley, P. Smith, K. Westergaard, K. Martin, K. Dluhos, T. Tinkle, S. Reed, S. Rumelhart, J. Coons. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: V. Sayles, K. Gorsuch, M. Fullmer, M. Martin, B. Smith, P. Smith, P. Rynearson, K. Martin. Row 2: K. C. Morris, G. Harms, K. Dluhos, N. Stork, D. Jergens, J. Day, M. Thomas, S. Taylor, S. Rumelhart, D. Miner, Mr. Bullock. TimiTTT NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1: K. McKinney, H. Rhode, S. Tinkle, C. Dluhos, C. Finley, K. Hunter, S. McMurray, D. Ammon, Mrs. Beech. Row 2: D. Grimes, P. Rynearson, B. Smith, P. Smith, J. Ammon. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: C. Meeske, M. Stanley, P. Smith, C. Morris, K. Dluhos, M. Martin, B. Stanley, C. Meeske, N. Stork, S. Rumelhart, S. Taylor. Row 2: Mrs. Kopecky, J. McCoige, K. Byerly, J. Trissel, D. Chapman, J. Thiel, T. Kapsch, M. Witte, L. Schwab, B. Van-Cleave. Row 3: K. Langel, P. Thomas, M. Thomas, K. Martin, S. Stanley, B. Andreini, A. Lockard, G. Harms. J. Llewellyn, D. Schuessler, D. Stout. ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: R. Jackson, M. Martin, J. Thiel, D. Cook, M. Jackson. Row 2: D. Bryant, K. Martin, B. Andreini, K. Dluhos, L. Gordon, Mrs. Harms. LIBRARIANS S. Tinkle, B. Weeks, R. Kinkennon, T. De-Witt, J. McLarty, B. VanCleave, K. Spradlin, J. Else, D. Philby, K. Swanson. Martin Crowned During Momecoming Activities SENIOR ATTENDANT KARLA HUNTER ESCORT DICK BILLINGS SENIOR ATTENDANT TAMMY KAPSCH ESCORT JOE COPELAND JUNIOR ATTENDANT Teresa McGee Escort Marty Niblo SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Debbie Smith Escort Jon Day FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Debbie Bryant Escort K. C. Morris WARRIOR HOMECOMING A TIME FOR SPIRIT AND VICTORY FALL PLA YS THE SOUND OF MUSIC MORE GOOD TIMES A T WCS A FOND FAREWELL FOR MRS. MC MANUS MORE ACTION AT WCS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM BEVERLY STANLEY Waukee Women’s Club and Wau Tri Kee Scholarship, Waukee Education Association Scholarship, Alternate, Jaycee-Ette Scholarship Award HOLLY RHODE Jaycee-Ette Scholarship Award no HONOR becky mckinney Jaycee Scholarship Award JEFF ANFINSON Citizenship Award STUDENTS JERRY BASSETT Lions Club Scholarship JEFF McCOIGE 1 Dare You Award MARCIA STANLEY Valedictorian, State of Iowa Scholar, Alternate, Waukee Education Association Scholarship, I Dare You Award JULIE THIEL Salutatorian, State of Iowa Scholar, Alternate, Waukee Women’s Club and Wau Tri Kee Scholarship, Dallas County Health Improvement Association Scholarship MINDI MARTIN Dallas County Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship in BOOSTERS THEATRICAL SHOP, 145—5th, West Des Moines—Phone 255-4333 CHUCK LATHROP FLOOR COVERING, Waukee FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK, Booneville—Phone 987-4380 LAVERNE JONES, 8th Ashworth, Waukee—Phone 987-4012 AN-BEE CO., INC., Ortonville STUCKEY’S, 1-80, Waukee—Phone 987-4547 WESTOWN TEXACO, 1401—22nd, West Des Moines—Phone 225-9184 CONSUMER LUMBER CO. 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Dental Hygienist For Appointments Ph. 993-3522 9 to 5 Quality Price Service Closed Thursday p.m. and Saturdays 906 Main St., Adel Adel Hwy. 169 N. 993-3238 LA-PARQUE VISTA LOUNGE AND SUPPER CLUB cmuoifQUiPinTCOjnc. DISTRIBUTORS ... Open 11:00 a.m. Daily 3:00 to 10:00 Sunday HIGHWAY 169 N. - AREA CODE 515 - 993 - 4219 ADEL, IOWA 50003 Live Entertainment Wed. Fri. Sat. Davis Trenchers, Trailers, Engines Sales Service Rental 515 N. 8th St., Adel Phone 993-9977 HUTCH’S DAIRY SWEET 105 1st This Space Courtesy Of Grimes, Iowa 986-3793 DRS. CASTLE LISTER Eat in Or Take Out Dallas Center, Iowa 992-3711 Good Luck 77 Seniors 122 109 1st Street Grimes, Iowa RICK’S GROCERY Fresh Meat and Produce Gas Compliments of JOHN C. MCDONALD AND PETER A. KELLER Dallas Center, Iowa CENTER BOWL Dallas Center, Iowa 992-3181 Ray Imogene Nissly HOOVER LUMBER CO. Dial 992-3779 Dallas Center, Iowa DALLAS MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSN. Complete Farm Insurance Lawrence A. Fox, Secretary James B. Fox, Assistant Secretary Dallas Center, Iowa Phone—992-3732 B0HR0FEN IMPL. CO. INC. GRIMES. ICWA 50111 986-3613 OLIVER SALES SERVICE M JOHN DEERE DALLAS COUNTY IMPL., INC. Dallas Center, Iowa 50063 Phone 515-993-4213 DR. R L. GUSTAFSON OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PHONE: RES 992-3427 OFFICE 992-3135 DALLAS CENTER. 10 4 John Deere Merchandise John Deere Sales Service GRANGER MOTOR CO., INC. GENESER IMPLEMENT STORE Granger, Iowa Granger, Iowa Phone—(515) 999-2531 Dodge Cars Trucks AVAILABLE FOR FREE PUBLIC LECTURES WE WILL TELL THE CHIROPRACTIC STORY TO ANY ■ HEALTH MINDED GROUP OR ORGANIZATION 999-2224 Where Junior Is A Size Cjrcinejer C liropraclic Center Not An Age College Town Garland Maverick HIS 2204 BROADWAY GRANGER. IOWA 80109 Even Our Grubbies Are Neat 999-2588 BRUCE GATES 986-3830 1008 Main, Adel, Iowa Phone: 993-3624 CRESCENT CHEVROLET COMPANY USED CARS 1501 Locust 247-8040 NEW CARS 555-17th —just off Ingrnoll 247-8000 Compliments of CHARLES GLENN, ATTORNEY 317 - 5th West Des Moines, Iowa QUALITY SALES a„d SERVICE ALMA’S FRAME SHOP DENNIS J. WALTER, M.D. “We Frame To Please” Gifts Wall Decor 3900 East 14th Seneca Plaza 7556 Hickman Road Phone—276-3380 Sherwood Forest Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines, Iowa 124 rah xttt 5 u sign., me R.R.1 WAUKEE, IOWA 50263 987-4829 RoIIer SltATiNq Center, Inc. 606 EAST ARMY POST ROAD PHONE 285 6756 DES MOINES. IOWA 50315 Owners—Ken Jan Sherman URBANDALE PHARMACY, INC. 70th and Douglas Urbandale, Iowa Phone 276-1594 AFTER HOURS PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Call Barney Wilder, R.PH. - 276-7242 or Russ Wiesley, R.PH. - 225-6949 “Free Rx Delivery” ADAMS 4 ADAMS LABORATORIES. INC. P O BOX 506 WAUKEE. IOWA 90263 Service Through Science (515) 987-4553 (515) 987-1188 125 JOHN’S AUTO SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’77 670 Elm Street Waukee, Iowa 50263 BAER AG. SUPPLY Fertilizer Sales And Phone 987-4705 Service Waukee, Iowa Olson Bros. Service, Inc. Free Estimates Bus. 987-1113 Sinclair Products Goodyear and Firestone Tires Tank Wagon General Trucking ACCURATE BODY AND FRAME SERVICE, INC. Waukee, Iowa Marv Jensen Res. 279-6901 Del Lohr Res. 276-3939 Phone 987-4020 Front End Alignment and Frame Straightening 126 WAUKEE HARDWARE AND VARIETY NEW PIONEER GUN CLUB Hand Tools Waukee, Iowa Skeet and Trap Shooting HOURS Wednesday and Thursday Frankoma Pottery Red Ball Boots 1 p.m. till Dark Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Asst. Mgr.—Dave Grisso Phone 987-4415 Official Referees Gene and Norma Franks Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-9574 Marty Niblo Mike Hammen Mark Merical Rod Waters REES’S LANDSCAPING DES MOINES SAVINGS LOAN Evergreen Shade Trees Shrubs Sod Two Savings Places in West Des Moines 401 Grand Waukee Phone 987-4072 1661-22nd Street 127 MF Contact us for complete line of Farm Machinery, Light Industrial Lawn Garden and Snowmobile Equipment “SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS” MASSEY FERGUSON SALES SERVICE CENTER PONDEROSA PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Beautiful 9-Hole Golf Course 600 County Line Road West Des Moines, Iowa 1400 E. Army Post Road Des Moines, Iowa 247-2251 THE PEOPLE STORE... FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU m llEL| Shopper 823-4th Street West Des Moines, Iowa 50265 Phone 274-4706 Jim Crosby Publisher INVITATIONS AND SUPPLIES FOR WEDDINGS. SHOWERS AND ANNIVERSARIES SOUTH RIDGE MAU. 287-3421 Invitations for Graduation 128 THE TAVERN 0 205 - 5th Street West Des Moines CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Pizza Guinea Grinder Sandwiches 255-9827 CONTINENTAL WESTERN INSURANCE CO. DES MOINES, IOWA SHELBURG AUTO PARTS ST DMD VAN METER, IOWA ASHWORTH STANDARD PHONE 996-2474 1-80 Ashworth Exit West Des Moines COMPLETE CAR CARE SERVICE 225-2365 129 Payless Cashways Your complete discount building materials store for building, repairing remodeling. 39 Stores thru-out the U.S.A. buying as one and selling for less. • Lumber • Roofing • Ceiling A Floor Tile • Hardware • Fencing • Power Hand • Plumbing Fixtures ■ Insulation Tools Supplies • Carpeting • Patio Furniture • Electrical Supplies • Lighting Fixtures • Storm Doors • Doors Windows • Ranges a Stoves Windows • Cement • Small Appliances • Auto Supplies • Paint e Dishwashers • Garages • Flooring • Kitchen Cabinets Everything for the do-it-yourselfer at “Low cash carry prices. Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:00. Open Saturday 278-0438 10320 Hickman Road, Des Moines REAMES FOODS, INC. CLIVE. IA Delivery Service Available FINESTEAD’S INC. Your Service Minded Dealer ADEL SUPERMARKET Parts, Sales Service 915 Rapids Adel, Iowa USDA Choice Meat Only Freezer Beef Available 993-4111 Phone—999-2505 Ralph B. Pilkington Owner-Mgr. 130 JENNINGS AGENCY Box 278 DeSoto, Iowa PHONE DeSoto: 834-2804 (office) Van Meter: 996-2610 Polk Counlu Federal A special place for special people INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS SMALL LOANS MOBILE HOMES MODULAR HOMES 7th High Des Moines Valley West Mall West Des Moines South Ridge Mall 209 8th Street Des Moines Adel HARRIS HOUSE Stuart Earlham Adel Coffee Shop—Dining Room Cocktails Party Room Available If We Please You Tell The World If Not Tell Us HORSE SHOE LANES BOWL IN AOCL LOWER RATES OPEN BOWLING FRI. EVENING SATURDAY AFTERNOON A EVENING SUNDAY AFTERNOON dial 993-3350 1526 W. GREEN ADEL 131 EDDY’S SUPER VALU ‘'Adel's Most Complete Super Market 993-4161 CHAMBERLAIN - FISHER FUNERAL HOMES Bob Chamberlain Don Fisher Fresh Meats Groceries Fresh Produce Ed Carlile, Owner 712 Cottage Street Adel, Iowa 506 Rapids St., Adel 410 First St., Redfield 308 Elm St., VanMeter 993-4259 Where You’re Always First 132 BENEVENTI CHEVROLET, INC. HIGHWAY 141 GRANGER, IOWA “WE CARE” Phone 999-2575 Insulation is one of those things most people take for granted. But with the cost of energy going up, making sure your home is properly insulated is one of the most important things you can do to conserve energy and save money at the same time. Insulation: the year 'round money saver CONWAY BUICK-OPEL INC. 1401 Grand Des Moines, Iowa BOLTON HAY, INC. Hot Lunch Equipment Phone 244-2561 Des Moines, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 DAHL AIR CONDITIONING HEATING CO. dU y . Air Conditioning - Heating Ventilating - Sheet Metal 919 Main Street Adel, Iowa 601 Main Street Van Meter Phone—515 996-2216 GEORGE WINFIELD WAYNE WINFIELD MLS Multiple Listing Service 133 BUD GRAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 300 Northview Waukee, Iowa Phone 987-4772 987-4006 wtjifts of G � ss o e |e Farm Bureau service insurance employment CASEY’S GENERAL STORE WAUKEE DALLAS CENTER ADEL BEST WISHES CLASS OF 77 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WEST DES MOINES FREK CHECKING WITH $100 MIN. BALANCE 228-5th and Westown Shopping Center FIRST a 1 BANK OF WEST DES MOINES. IOWA 50265 135 MAIN BANK: FREEWAY AT 22ND STREET • OFFICE 63RD GRAND • WEST DES MOINES, IOWA 50265 MEMBER F.D.I.C. We’re closer to you! CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 Bell Bros. Htg. A C Inc. 2822 6th Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Phone 244-8911 Over 40 Years Combined Experience Grant Bell Bill Petty Vice President Sales CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 2ND AVENUE AND INTERSTATE HIGHWAY AgricoQ CONGRATULATIONS FROM AGRICO Box 1876 Des Moines, Iowa Compliments of ROTHCHILD-McCARVILLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 7900 University Des Moines, Iowa Phone 255-6813 (515) 993-3902 We Want To Keep Your Car Clean Free Sun Shine Car Wash With Fill Sommic’a fjCvwez6 Cji ttA COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE FINE GIFTWARE Tune up Mufflers Tires Air Conditioning Batteries Starting Service RICHARD BONNIE NIELSEN ON THE SQUARE Owners ADEL, IOWA 50003 PATRICIA PARK DX Florists’ 8701 Hickman Weddings—Anniversaries Funerals—Birthdays CROSSROADS RESTAURANT 24 Hour Service Good Food 1-35, 1-80 at Douglas Des Moines, Iowa We, The Senior Class of Waukee High School wish to express our sincere thanks to the advertisers for their generous contributions to the 1977 yearbook. A special thanks to the faculty and everyone who made the yearbook a success. —The Class of 1977 ADEL READY MIX CO., INC. 115 SOUTH 6th ADEL, IOWA 50003 PLANTS LOCATED AT: ADEL PHONE 993-3313 DEXTER PHONE 993-3313 WINTERSET PHONE 462-2615 SERVING THIS AREA 25 YEARS FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. WAUKEE, IOWA REDFIELD, IOWA OWNED BY FARMERS AND PAYS ALL TAXES FEED GRAIN SEED DRY BLEND FERTILIZERS ANHYDROUS AMMONIA PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PROPANE AG. CHEMICALS RADIO CONTROLLED TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 N F I A NATIONAL FEED INGREDIENTS ASSOCIATION ONE CORPORATE PLACE 1501 42ND STREET WEST DES MOINES, IOWA (515) 225-9611 MARVIN VINSAND, CAE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1977 Get the edge Waukee Office BRENTON STATE BANK Dalla Cantmr Oran gar Waukaa Woodward Drive-Up Window Now Open Saturdays 8:30-11:30A.M. When you lock in freshness, you set yourself free! TUPPERWARE HOME PARTIES R.R. 1 WAUKEE, IA. 50263 LANDIS HAUGEN, DISTRIBUTOR 987-4561 U3 Elementary Christmas Program Dec 16 Fall Plays Are ADEL-DESOTO ESCAPES, U Middle School Will Give Concert Tuesday The Middle School Christmas concert will be held at the Waukee Community School on Tuesday evening, December 21, at 7:30 pjn. The following groups will appear on the program Fifth Grade Chorus, Waukee Boys Choir; Middle School Concert Band; Sixth Grade Chorus; Middle School Concert Choir, Set To Go!! WRESTLING 1976-77 10th-ranked Waukee rips Madrid, 65-0 Waukee, ranked tenth in Class 2-A, won its fourth straight game Friday night by downing Raccoon River Conference rival Madrid. 65 0. at Waukee Marty Niblo scored four touchdowns •n runs of 44. 7. 26 and 6 yards aod Todd Weller added three scores on runs of 25. 57 and 30 yards as Waukee pushed its conference mark to 3-0. Niblo rushed for 134 yards, Jeff Anfmson for 126 and Weller for 122 as Waukee rang up 458 yards total offense. Madrid fell to 0-3 and 0-4. SCOftiMG •......................... 0 0 00 - o ....................... � ji ; - m 5 44 r jr (MeArif � .'� 25 run ■- a -, r 57 rur Oricfc tuteo) W — t Ok ' run (i. f otvn from AnfinsoA) — 20 ruf. McArtar kick - 13 lun (McArtor kick) W — W ♦ 30 run (Me Art r kk, W — N'Mc L run (McAr1«r «« ' « — S ffv W - L 17 run (McArwr kick w — The elementary Christmas program will be held at the Waukee Community School on Thursday The Waukee High School Speech evening, December 16, at 7:30 pjn. and Drama Department will present The kindergarten youngsters will t™0 plays on November 11 and 13. sing several selections, after which 'The first play to be presented is a the first and second grade children one-act entitled, “The Ugly will present an operetta — Duckling ’. It is a fantasy play about “Christmas Fantasy . “Christmas ugly princess and a plain-looking Around the World will feature the P™ who accidently meet and fall talents of the third and fourth grade m love Phil Calvin, Mike Reagon, children. The Junior Boys Choir will Mark Merical. Doug Stout, Pam also make the first appearance on Thomas, Casey Finley and Bev this program Margaret Jordan i Stanley make up the cast; and Doug Stout and Bev Stanley are the student directors. The second production of the night is a two-act play entitled “The Effect of Gamma Rays on Mar.-uv, the-Moon Marigolds by Paul Zindel The play focuses or embittered mother whose gtr ireams have been shattered vho forces her frustrate inhappiness ig on her daur Jon Anfinson sang in the All State s a disturbing and com Chorus Saturday, Nov. 20. This ol human struggle program will be televised on oroen torn by despair Channel 11 on Thursday, November eed for love, 25 at 10.30 p.m. The program will The caat include? ■ resa McGee, Stac iristj Still. It is dii In Rehearsal pj y WOn th ize for Drama, I Production of two short play is ama Critic’s Circk underway at Waukee High School, o can p y thi “The Ugly Duckling” a corned, � d 0BIE Awar A. A. Milne, looks at the love lives of oadway Play, a prince and princess. The cast ?uu zindel ha: includes: Mark Merical, Mike as a Reagan. Mar ilea Jackson, Philip reiist A playwrigh Calvin, Doug Johnson. Pam Thomas cls . Th Pigr and Casey Finley. “The Effect of rllng My H«m Gamma Rays on Man-in the-Moon Marigolds’’ was 0MLLA% M ttm H — Ooue WAmm n W b t m%m Rolfi, 5-2. 105 — 00U9 Jkmrtor (W) G n M. Ill — W) oinota if v Swtori. ¥■' Iff — Ok MdC r� v (W) dr w D v TM xwiiUf'i • Nvwi km ADEL. IA. — Adel-DeSoto. Register's third-ranked girls' ball team, overcame Waukee1 for a M v ictofj Friday night in Raccoon River Coofei «‘oce action. Adel-DeSoto (11-0) was led Noreoe Groffs eight points. The deep-free e strategy Waukee (7-4) sooreksa athaH — Adel-DeSoto J ei4 5-0 hiiftune • 9-2. after All-State Chorus Two Short Ploys m9 Mindel. The play of an embittered daughters. Those are: Teresa Me Christi Still, Julf Taylor. Student Stanley and Doiu M u no. 5 i 14 - HUM (W� OMt Tlrr . • !� ¥. 4-3. 02 - M � h m (0) t� f J « room . 3-®. OS — RMp SoAt (W) DM' v. y+r . 5-4 MS— Ul S'tt (O) DM1 ThomM. 4-4 1SJ — 9 rt • iw DMt tin 17-7. 147— BMVwr (O) 9—t P u� 5w � oft. 4-1. WS G' BD Suy C,-r )� i. v • MA PMi W ANDREIM S 39 PACE WAUKEE GIRLS Thorn . TM. THE EFFECTOFfiWM i m ON ■fflE.nflN-IN the hoo MADRID. IA - Mark Witte a 20 points and John Anfin ' to lead Waukee pas “ Raccoon Frida utdreini . i ii k f !. pounded MARIGOLDS ' 1. 14 7-7 St Mo-' l 4 12. M. S« M v 4 e-fl 8. I j 9-? }. s S' t v 2 0-9 4, Oooucf 0 4-2 0. - C W� m M rt4l, Woodr rrvxnav Toi It 7-11 Muoato Ljn-i 4 7-4 It. «40«M 0 4-2 0, Rif 9 nt K9 2 2-2 S d0A • 4-4 0 Go 'd� M� r ru ST- 14 14 IJ � - 4S Total lout - W ukM 30. Madrid 5. F 4A4 out — eovs WAUKIK (S3) MU Anflnto ? 4-4 1 Mhn Anfimon 4 5-1 U. AUwwfl 1 4-4 2. LOCKAfd 2 4-0 4. R 9 ? 0-0 4. • 10 O-t 20. ' 0+, C 2 2 2 ! • ■ 0 4-1 4 2 11-14 MADRID (44) � ] 4-4 W. Holku 2 4-4 10. • � � � 2 M 4. GttAon 2 0-0 4 FVff 3 0-0 4. O«r40k M J. Baildt 3 3-4 5 Tot ) 14 U-lt WWtM .. ................tt II It II - fl M 4rM ............... 14 14 0 4-44 Tot ) touH - w uk� 14 12 Fomas out The Waul Choir and, winter Pop January 25 School gym present a m music in adi rock tunes feature the formed at South Cent Association to three nev Tickets Swing Choi cr at the d A NUN SONS LEAD WAUKEE IN 2 OVERTIMES TIM WM Nv l Mrvw points and brother John chipped in 20 s Waukee defeated Adel-DeSoto, 62-60. io doable overtime Friday night. Bill Tomlinson hit II for Adel-DeSoto teams now have 2 records December 2 December 13 December 16 January 20 -February 3 - SOYS wauk r i ,� ;• LMweeve i ,M tt. l c% r0 loo J 4 2 W� « o o o a : o 0 2 o � oa-o a -.u-i n u ?4 a oil dm© to («ei nnvssiQtfifgi'-HMu, and I he u is :i ■« « •� C V o so Waukee Wrestling THE UGLT DucklixgQ Three Locks Coining That’s right! Goldibear and the Three Locks” is the title of the play i be performed at the 3rd annual ‘an Initiate Dinner - Theatre v, February 11th at the 4th school lunchroom at 6 30 'y was written by the • ■tfi members. These X Chris Meeske, Stanley. Mindi iley and Tammy In this comical wagna dinner ark down the y, February ur ''hlendsr Boosters Io Head start off the evening right, a Football Banqut i rSSSTSSrJXTt TVMnwl tootUll banquet pLv tditaar d ttie locks was then performed by Dinner-Theater Was a Real Success The third annual Thespian Dinner-Theatre was a success. About 50 e attended the dinner theatre. be held on Nov. 12th at 6:30 p.m. l Meeske, Julie Thiel, Bev ey, Tammy Kapsch, Mindi . IU--� . added humor, the initiates were used as chairs, a table and a door. This was quite a surprise to them. The hilarious play was enjoyed by all. After the play, the new members were given their membership cards and signed the charter. The new initiates are. Mark Lathrop, Freshman; Stacey Taylor, Sophomore; Kelly Wilson, Jan McLarty, Phyilip Calvin, Doug Stout, and David Tnomas, all Juniors; and HoOy RKmU Cm.U. Badminton Champions the middle school gym It will be a potiuck supper and everybody is invited. The program will be the following I Master of Ceremonies: Chuck ny . _ Carol Morris and Bob Schmidt won tha individual singlet a Uwte championship tourney at Wauket High School this weak A series of Phy Ed Class tournaments wart held and tha winners of each were pi ced in an all school tourney. Carol defeated runner-up Pam Rvnearson in the finals and Bob defeated Mike McArtor. In the consolation game, Beth Andreim scored 41 points and Caro! Morns and Marcia Stanley conthbutec 10 apiece as Waukee edged Perry. . . _ . •i-nc -Prairie.........................4-0 A. Summary of Season B. Lettermen L .‘ifiLQved iiiayer CLASS AA Concert Middle School High School Swing Band will present a Concert on 'Tuesday, 7:30 in the Middle The Swing Choir will y of 1050’s rock ’nroll a to current pop and ihe Jarz Band will ’tree tunes they per-ianola in Dec. for the Iowa Bandmasters •22 Festival In addition ammy Nestico charts available from any Jazz Band member that night. Waukee finished its •� IS-7 marv , s« i'� s “.r Waukee nip Johnston to finish at 8-1 John Afinson tossed a I •.............4 0 Spellers Advance 9kin.....................................4-0 touchdown run as Waukee J Johnston, 17-12. £ar. no i linger was the winning speller in the Waukee Local A season finale at J Spelling Bee held February 14, for seventh and eighth-grade • • • • ..• • • • • Mike McArtor students Second and third place winners were Tracey Stevens and goal for Waukee. Theie - °ost Steve Olson is the alternate “•STS?SL 1-Million Hoptcbs River title with Norwa How big is one million poptabs? ward-Granger. raised its Well, Mr Beichley and his mat! while Johnston closed Um classes are going to find out. It ha 4-5 overall mark. been estimated that the chain will b somiimo 16 miles long. The student body Is 32S,-.......:.......helping by depositing all their pop i.-0 .1 Ubs in a box in the multi-pirpose room But I'm afraid they'll never « - kTEJJSJ• [ntAn get the chain completed In one year J — Ctww 1 run (akit 6. Waukee..............4-0 7. Manson..............4-0 8. Hudson..............4-0 9. St. Albert..........4-0 10. Denver.............4-0 without the help of Waukee citizens.