434 20 8975 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/872ffa65e8675681a1bbced0b4980f32.pdf a5f8667977815e7b420d01a75d4af99b PDF Text Text OUR PRIDE . IS SHOWING UNDERWOOD ����Underwood High School 1981-82 Underwood Iowa 51576 �MARCH 23, 1982 PRIME-TIME CHART IS ON A-59 MORNING 4 AM crzA) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 5 AM (Il) UNIVERSITY OF MIDAMERICA CIZA)NEWS 5:30 00 FAITH 20-Rellgion (Il) USam--Meeuwsen/Christie CEJID AUTO RACING An antique-car rally. taped Oct. 11, 1981, at Syracuse, N.Y. ~MOVIE-Comedy-Drama "Oily Olly Oxen Free." (1978) G; Katharine Hepburn. (90 min.) 5:55 0 JIM BAKKER-Religion 0 POINT OF VIEW-Jerry Elrod 6 AM 0 HIRING LINE-Tony Cervantes U ffi JIM BAKKER-Religion TABLE OF CONTENTS 0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW-Seniors @ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT -Activities m ONE DAY AT A TIME-Underclassmen ~WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Sports ffi REAL PEOPLE -Organizations @ TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT -Faculty @) YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS -Jr. High 7 AM U U O U ®:l TODAY -Gumbel/Pauley/Wallace Scheduled : Tennis's Martina Navratilova and basketball 's Nancy L1e.berman. (2 hrs.) C5) U 0 (E) GOOD MORNING AMERICA-David Hartman Scheduled : Harry Belafonte. (2 hrs.) 0 mJ (Il) 0) CBS NEWS -Kurtis/Sawyer 00 BOZO SHOW-Children SESAME STREET (CC) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU cmJ) POWERBOAT RACING (HID) MOVIE-Drama " I Sent a Letter to My Love." (French ; 1960) PG ; Simone Signoret. Jean Rochefort. (1 hr., 45 min .) (DI!) ALIVE & WELL! 7:05 (IlA) I DREAM OF JEANNIE- Comedy 7:15 (I) Cl) WEATHER 7:30 CI) (J) SPORTS MEDICINE IN THE 80's mm mm Nebraska Edition Tuesday 4 AM to 10:30 AM fJj @E POLKA DOT DOOR-Children 7:35 (IlA) MY THREE SONS-Comedy 8 AM 00 (ID FOCUS ON SOCIETY -Soclology SESAME STREET (CC) -Children (Efill) ENGLISH SOCCER 8:05 (]:zA) MOVIE-Drama CDJl " City for Conquest." (1940) James ~ney . Ann Sheridan. (2 hrs.) 8:30 (jkJ BEWITCHED-Comedy Cg) 9 AM 0 U REGIS PHILBIN-Discussion Scheduled : Steve Allen. 0 RICHARD SIMMONS-Health 0 PHIL DONAHUE A fashion show is presented. (60 min .) ([)JIM BAKKER-Religion 0 (Il) W ONE DAY AT A TIME Francine (Shelley Fabares) steals one of Ann's big accounts. 0 (E) PHIL DONAHUE Former Screen Actors Guild president Charlton Heston discusses the controversial political stands that the Guild is taking . (60 min .) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN-Serial (ID MOVIE-Drama ([W) · Thoroughbreds Don·1 Cry ." (1937) Judy Garland . Mickey Rooney. (2 hrs.) (ID ROMPER ROOM AND FRIENDS -Children @ PHIL DONAHUE Guests : clinical psychologists with ra dio talk shows. (60 min .) fJj @E MISTER ROGERS-Children (HID SPORTSCENTER ~ MOVIE-Comedy-Drama " Chapter Two . · PG : see Friday 9 P.M . for details. (2 hrs . 5 min.) 9:30 U U BLOCKBUSTERS-Game 0 PEOPLE'S COURt 0 (ID (Il) W ALICE Alice donates Mel 's priceless Navy memento to a church rummage sale. 10AM U 0 0 U ~ WHEEL OF FOR· TUNE-Game CI) 0 0 LOVE BOAT Passengers : Will Geer. Arte Johnson , Tom Poston, Pat Morita. (60 min .) 0 (ID (Il) (E PRICE IS RIGHT -Game (E) FAMILY FEUD-Game (ElID COLLEGE BASKETBALL See Sunday 7 P.M (2 hrs.) 10:05 (]Z!) MOVIE-Comedy " Tammy and the Bachelor." (1957) Debbie Reynolds. (2 hrs.) 10:30 U 0 0 U (13) BATTLESTARS Jenilee Harrison , Debbie Reynolds, Rip Taylor. Charles Haid . (E) JOKER'S WILD- Game mm TV GU IDE A-55 �Any student's "Search for Tomorrow" is a long hard one. But for a senior the tomorrow is closer than for underclassmen. There are a lot of things to think about; the job market, college, marriage, or military. Along with this comes the feeling of being the "leaders" of the school. The freshmen look up to you like you know everything, but all the other underclassmen know better. When graduation finally comes it's a sad day. As much as you looked forward to it , now that it's here, it's all gone too fast . The past four years are now only memories because the tomorrow you've searched for is here. close up SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 ((!)(fl) (I) YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS-Serial 00 BIG VALLEY-Western OJ A LL MY CHILDREN-Serial UOUNEWS CZ) Cl) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 0 U DOCTORS-Serial (]) RYAN'S HOPE-Serial 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL-Game RICHARD SIMMONS-Health fE SESAME STREET (CC}-Chlldren AFTE RNOON U DA VS OF OUR LIVES-Serial SESAME STREET (CC) 0 CO NVERSATIONS-Joni Baillon D OUm>OJNEWS 0 NOON EDITION ffi 0 A LL MY CHILDREN-Serial ~ P RISONER: CELL BLOCK H Cil) WEDN ESDAY NOON (13) NOONDAY (ENOON SHOW (((ID RODEO (im MOVIE- Drama Cg) "Casbah." (1 948) Yvonne Decarlo, To- rn rn m Seniors 00 SCOOBY-DOO-Cartoon ((!) (Il) TATTLETALES-Game Bernie Kopell, Jack Carter. W PUPPIN'S PLACE-Children OVER EASY (CC) Guest: Diahann Carroll. (Repeat) illl@ MOVIE-Comedy "Any Which Way You Can. " PG; see Friday 11 :10 P.M. (1 hr., 55 min.) 3:05 ~ ~UNSTERS-Comedy (DJ) 3:30 U JIM BAKKER-Religion 0 BRADY BUNCH-Comedy 0 OJ RICHARD SIMMONS-Health ffi POPEYE, BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS-Cartoon 0 CAROL BURNETT AN D FRIENDS 0 TOM AND JERRY-Cartoon 0 RYAN'S HOPE-Serial 00 POPEYE-Cartoon (Ii) MERV GRIFFIN (Il) SEARCH FOR TOMOR ROW OVER EASY (CC) Guest: Diahann Carroll'. (Repeat) ~ MUPPET SHOW- Variety .W WOODY WOODPECKER & FRIENDS-Cartoon ffi MISTER ROGERS-Children mm mm m �Connie Adams Kristy Arrick Amy Ausdemore Teresa Ausdemore Kirsten Bertelsen Steve Chadwick ) Senior class officers are: vice president- Robi n M artin , president- Teresa Aus d emore, treasurer- Co nn ie Adams, secretary- Ma rk T orneten. 4 �Trisha Plumb, Robin Martin, Ann Larsen worked on the awards for the wrestling banquet. Harry Cowgill Theresa Eledge J im Coyle Diane Darrington Julie Driver Charlotte Fimple 5 �Mary Gach Kathy Gathye Lee Gilmore K im Grim Terry Hansen Richard Hardesty Would you pay $33.00 for a guy like T erry H ansen ? Twyla Hinman �Lisa Hunt Lynn Hunt Todd Jensen David Kaufman Margaret Hurd Tami Koenig " N o, you're not soaking in P almolive," exclaimed J ulie Driver in cosmetology. Mary Koesters �Ann Larsen Tammy Lander Sherrie Larsen Kim Grim studies whi le Kris Whitney and J erry T aylor get an swers from Ann Larsen. Philip Longmeyer Lynn Leaders 8 Kris Lustgraaf �Robin Martin Cindy Matt hews Shawn McKee B ill Wi lson , K irk R asm ussen , and Dave Sch nackenberg study wh ile Philip L ongmeye r gazes a round t h e ro om . Maria Paulina Orellana Todd Nielsen Jerry Miller 9 �Kirsten Bertelsen smiles while painting the windows of the office during spirit week. Mike Rodenburg Trisha Plumb Kirk Rasmussen Shelley Ring Janis Rodenburg Dave Scnackenberg 10 Carol Stroebele �Jerry Taylor Rod Taylor Richard H ardesty chows down on cake and punch given by the cheerleaders. Mark Torneten Bill Wilson Kris Whitney Robbie Wright Lee Gilmore takes time to pose for t h e camera during hum an ph ysiology. 11 �CONNIE ADAMS-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Art Club 11, Pep Club 10, Explorers Club 11, Student Cabinet 9,10, NHS 11,12, Class Officer 12, Softball 10, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 11. KRISTY ARRICK-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Art Club 11,12, Annual Staff 9,10,11, Student Cabinet 11, AFS 9,10,11,12, NHS 10,11,12. AMY AUSDEMORE-Choir 9,10, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 9. TERESA AUSDEMORE-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Student Cabinet 9,10,11, NHS 10,11,12, Class Officer 12, Softball 9,10, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11,12. KIRSTEN BERTELSEN-Concert, pep, and marching band 9,10,11, Pep Club 9, Homecoming Court 12, Junior leader 11, Photography Club 11. STEVE CHADWICK-Speech 10. JIM COYLE-Explorers Club 11, Homecoming Court 12, Baseball 9,10,11, Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 10,11,12, Track 10,11,12. HARRY COWGILL-Choir 9, Football Manager 10,11,12, Wrestling Manager 10,11. DIANE DARRINGTON-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Art Club 10,11,12, Pep Club 9, Choir 9, AFS 11,12, NHS 11,12 Softball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11. JULIE DRIVER-UHT 11, Porn pon 10,11. THERESA ELEDGE-UHT 9,10,11,12, Porn pon 11,12. &HARLOTTE FIMPLE-Annual Staff 9,10, Football Cheerleader 12, Wrestling Cheerleader 10,11,12, Volleyball 11. MARY GACH-Explorers Club 11, Annual Staff 9,10, Student Cabinet 12, Softball 9,10,11. KATHY GATHYE-Concert, pep, and marching band 9,10, UHT 11,12, Art Club 12, Explorers Club 11, Speech 9, Softball 10,11, Cheerleader 10. LEE GILMORE-Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 12. KIMBERLY GRIM-Marching Band 10,11,12, UHT 10,11, Porn pon 9,10,11,12, TERRY HANSEN-Homecoming Court 12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Football 9,10,11,12, Track 10. RICHARD HARDESTY-Homecoming Court 12, Football 10,11,12, Track 9,10,11,12. TWYLA HINMAN-Concert and pep band 9,10, Pep Club 9, Choir 9,10,11 Swing choir 9,10,11 , Speech 9,10, Porn pon 9,10, Softball 9,10, Basketball 9, Track 9. LISA HUNT-Art Club 10,11,12, Explorers Club 11, Choir 9,10,11, AFS 10,11,12, Girls Glee 9, Science Club 11. LYNN HUNT -Art Club 11,12, Explorers Club 11, AFS 10,11,12, MARGARET HURD-Marching band 11,12, UHT 9,10,11,12, Choir 11,12, Swing Choir 11, Porn pon 11,12. DAVE KAUFMAN -Homecoming King 12, Football 12, Track 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 9,10,11,12. TODD JENSEN-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10, FFA 10,11.12. . TAMI KOENIG-Concert. stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9. Softball 9,10,11, Basketball 9, Basketball Manager 11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12. MARY KOESTERS-UHT 9,11 , Choir 9,10,11,12, Girls Glee 9. TAMMY LANDER-UHT 11,12. ANN LARSEN-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11, Pep Club 9, Student Cabinet 10,12, Prom server 10, Homecoming Court 12, Football Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Basketball Cheerleader 9,10, Wrestling Cheerleader 11,12, FFA Queen 11. SHERRIE LARSEN-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11, UHT 9,10, Library Club 10, AFS 11. LYNN LEAD~RS-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Choir 9,10,11,12, Fall Play 12, Cross Country 12. PHILIP LONG~EYER- Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Choir 9,10,11,12_, Swing Choir 9,10,11,12, Fall Play 10,12, AFS 9,10,11,12, Musical 12. KRIS LUSTGRAAF-Concert, pep, and marching band 9,10, Speech 11, Basketball 9,10,12. ROBIN MARTIN -Concert, stage, pep, marching band 9,10, Art Club 10, Explorers Club 11, NHS 11,12, Class officer 9,11,12, Softball 9, Basketbal l 9,10,11,12, T rack 9,11, Volleyball 11,12. CINDY MATTHEWS-UHT 9,10,11,12, Annual Staff 10,11, Choir 9,10,11,12, Swing Choir 10,11,12, Musical 12, Speech 12, Fall Play 9,10,11,12, AFS 10,11,12. SHAWN MCKEE-Explorers Club 11, Student Cabinet 9, Prom Server 10, Class Officer 10, Baseball 9,10, Football 11, Basketball 9,10,11, Track 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 12. JERRY MILLER-Speech 9, Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9,11. TODD NIELSEN-Concert, pep, and marching band 9,10, Track 12, Cross Country 12, FFA 10,11,12. MARIA PAULINA ORELLANA-Speech 12, Fall Play 12, AFS 12. TRISHA PLUMB-Concert, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, UHT 12, Art Club 11, Pep Club 9, Explorers Club 11, Student Cabinet 12, Prom server 10, Homecoming Court 12, Football Cheerleader 10,12, Basketball Cheerleader 9,10,11, Wrestling Cheerleader 12. KIRK RASMUSSEN-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12 Explorers Club 11, Choir 9,10,11,12, Swing Choir 9,10,11,12, Fall Play, lighting and sound, 9,10,11,12, AFS 9,10,11,12, NHS 10,11,12, Class Officer 11, FFA 11, Basketball 11, Track 10,11,12, Musical 12, D.A.R. Good Student Award. SHELLEY RING-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Art Club 10,11, Pep Club 9, Homecoming Queen 12, Class Officer 10, Softball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11,12. JANIS RODENBURG-UHT 9,10,11,12, Explorers Club 11,12. MIKE RODENBURG-Prom server 10, Football 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 10. DAVID SCHNACKENBERG -Concert, pep band 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9, Homecoming Court 12, F ootball 9,10,11,12, Track 11, Junior Leader 11, Wrestling 11,12. CAROL STROEBELE-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9, Homecoming Court 12, NHS 10,11,12, Softball' 9,10,11 ,12, Football Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Track 9,10,12, Volleyball 11,12. JERRY TAYLOR-Football 9,10,11, Wrestling 9,10,11,12. ROD TAYLOR-Concert and marching band 9,10,11,12, Exolorers Club 11, Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Football 11, Cross Country 12. MARK TORNETEN -Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11 ,12, Pep Club 9, Choir 9,10,11,12, Swing choir 9,10,11,12, Fall Play, lighting and sound, 9,10,11,12, NHS 10,11,12, Class Officer 11,12, FFA 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Musical 12. KRIS WHITNEY-Concert, stage, pep, and marching band 9,10,11,12, Art Club 10,11, Pep Club 9, Class Officer 9, Wrestling Cheerleader 9, Basketball Cheerleader 10,11, Track 9, Volleyball 11,12. WILLIAM WILSON-Explorers Club 11, Football 12, Science Club 9,10,11. ROBBIE WRIGHT-Library Club 10. Shawn McKee puts the fini shing touches on his project in shop. • �0 0 0 0 ~PASSWORD PLUS Bill ,Cullen , Patty Duke Astin. CID 0 0 FAMILY FEUD-Game 0 (ID W YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS-Serial (El ALL MY CHILDREN-Serial 000NEWS CD CID LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 0 0 DOCTORS-Serial CID RYAN 'S HOPE-Serial 0 LET'S MAKE A DEAL-Game ~ RICHARD SIMMONS-Health ~SESAME STREET (CC}-Children cm AFTERNOON 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES-Serial m CID m SESAME STREET (CC) 0 CONVERSATIONS-Joni Baillon 0 0 0 (ID (El NEWS 0 NOON EDITION CID 0 ALL MY CHILDREN-Serial cm WEDNESDAY NOON . -Quiz (17A) MOVIE-Drama (Dj) " Lonelyhearts." (1958) Montgomery CJ]) NOONDAY if)NOON SHOW (ESN) ALL-STAR SPORTSCHALLENGE close up 0 NEW YOU ASKED FOR IT-Little '1!) (Il) TATTLETALES-Game Tim Reid and Daphne Maxwell, Abby Dalton and Jack Smith. W PUPPIN'S PLACE-Children ffi ffi OVER EASY (CC) Entertainer Joel Grey. (Repeat) . 3:05 C1ZA) MUNSTERS-Comedy~ 3:30 0 JIM BAKKER-Religion · 0 BRADY BUNCH-Comedy 0 W RICHARD SIMMONS-Health 0 MAUDE-Comedy POPEYE, BUGS BUNNY & FRIENDS-Cartoon 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS -Comedy 0 TOM AND JERRY-Cartoon 0 RYAN'S HOPE-Serial '1!) MERV GRIFFIN (Il) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW -Serial OVER EASY (CC) Entertainer Joel Grey. (Repeat) ~MUPPET SHOW-Variety W WOODY WOODPECKER & FRIENDS-Cartoon ffi ffi MISTER ROGERS-Children 3:35 C1ZA) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 4 PM (]](ID MISTER ROGERS-Children rn mm cm ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Activities "The Entertainment" at Underwood was at a peak this year. Homecoming started it off with a bang and was followed by the Christmas and Sweetheart dances, with prom being the highlight of them all. The musical and spring play provided to be worth all of the hard work that was put into them by the sponsors and the students. Graduation, the biggest event of the year for the seniors, ended their years of high school, and brought our act ivities to a close. �Don't Stop Believin' Kim McKern enjoys a dance with her date. Todd Nuzum does the hokey-pokey. The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 1 at Cascio's in Omaha. Mark Shafer read the opening and Tracy Hough read the closing. Rhonda Christensen and Lisa Powell sang a song. The Senior Will was given by Lee Gilmore and Dave Schnackenberg. Doramae Casson and Kim McKern read th'e Junior Prophecy. The Sophomore Prom Servers were Mike Hackett, Dave Stroebele, Sheila Plumb, and Deb McKern·. Mike Hackett and Rod Taylor sit out a dan ce. 14 �Carol St roebele accepts an honor award presented by Mr. Craig Scott . Teresa Ausdemore gives a speech at graduation. Makin' The Grade On May 16, 1982, the Commencement exercizes were held at the Underwood High School Gymnasium. This year 's graduating class was the first class in 11 years to have every student graduate. Diplomas were presented by t he President of t he School Board, Vicki Grote. Of t he 50 students that graduated, 9 were National Honor Society members, and 5 others were Honor St udents. Class Motto; Do not follow where.the path may lead. Go, instead, where t here is no pat h and leave a trail. Class Colors; Midnight Blue and Silver. Class Flower; White Rose, Blue T ipped. Junior Leaders; Bill Adams, Jean Leth. T he graduates anxiously wait for t he ceremony to end. 15 �South Pacific was the first musical in six years to be given at Underwood High School. South Pacific takes place on two islands in the South Pacific during WWII. The musical was presented on November 6 and 7 under the direction of Mrs. Carmen Wallin. The choir students and some of the male faculty participated in the musical. Leading roles in the musical were Jan Leth as Nellie and Mark Torneten as Emile. Long hours and hard practices made the musical a success. Jan Leth sings, "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out-of-My H air ". South Pacific Sharon Torneten portrays "Bloody Mary" trying to swindle the sailors; Mark Torneten, Scott Baxley, Mr. Ned Cox, a nd K.irk Rasmussen. Jan Leth and Mar k Torn ete n enjoy " Some En ch anged Even ing". 16 �Masterpiece Theatre The cast of the play included; front row: Mark Shafer. Second row: Kerin McKern, Jackie Smith, Nancy Larsen, Dan Whitson, Gerri Gach, Denise Witt, Duane Hinman, Lynn Leaders. Third row: Veriti Waldman, Becky Arbaugh, Joyce McDonald, Cindy Matthews, Troy Larson, Rod Pitt, Polly Orellana, Mr. Charles Frisk, Mike Hackett, and Julie Pingel. "Loco-Motion, Commotion, Dr. Gorilla and Me" was this year's spring play which takes place in an old house belonging to an arch-criminal, called Dr. Gorilla. The play was presented on April 16 and 17 and was directed by Ms. Rose Marie VelasquezHerrera. The leading roles were played by Sharon Torneten as Priscilla Del Mar, Dan Whitson as Chester, and Gerri Gach as Patsy. The surprise Gorilla was played by Mr. Charles Frisk. T he gorilla poses with the De Payne sisters: Veriti Waldman, Becky Arbaugh, a nd Joyce McDonald. The crew that worked on lights were Dave Ryan, Mike Hackett, and Todd Nuzum. �All That You Dream What's the matter Randy Geise? Aren't you hungry? Rich Taylor trikes to the top. Jeff Dawson tries to help push the freshmen class to a vi cto ry by a nose. The senior class anxiously waits to be sold. �1981 Homecoming Court: Dave Schnackenberg, T risha Plumb, Jim Coyle, Carol Stroebele, Queen Shelley Ring, King Dave Kaufman, Ann La rsen, Rich Hardesty, Kirsten Berte lsen, and Terry Hansen. Crownbearers: LuAnne Adams, Danny Masker. Dave Kaufman and Shelley Ring were chosen to reign over the 1981 Homecoming Court. The theme for the coronation was "All That You Dream". A dance followed the coronation with a disc-jockey from Complete Music. The week leading up to the coronation was filled with lots of spirit. The student body participated in "Hurt Day", "Twin Day", and "Opposite-Sex Day". The Eagle spirit soared spirit night with the senior class winning t he spirit rock. Slave day was also added to t he week's activities where the seniors were sold to the underclassmen. The Eagle spirit came t o a peak when the football team munched the Shelby Cardinals 24-6. For Queen S helley a nd King Dave this night was "All That They Dreamed ." 19 �The 1982 F.F.A. Sweetheart Dance was held on March 5. The Sweetheart Queen candidates were freshman Susy Ausdemore, sophomore Jill Olsen, and junior Tracy Hough. Tracy Hough was crowned by Ann Larsen the 1981 Sweetheart Queen. The dance was a big success with music provided by a disc-jockey from Complete Music. Dave Stroebele and Sheila Plumb boogie to the beat. Solid Gold Dances • F.F.A. Representatives Gregg Leaders, Bill Adams, Dave Ryan, an d Todd Jensen watch. as Ann Larsen, The 1981 queen, crowns Tracy Hough. Other candidates Susy Ausdemore and Jill Olsen look on. F.F.A. Junior Escort Bill Adams a nd Queen Tracy Hough enjoy the first dance of th evening. 20 �The underclassmen go " One Day at a Time" in many different ways. Most of the students can be found in class working hard on their assignments or list ening to their teachers during the day. When students aren't in class you can find them in various places. They are usually practicing in the music room, running in the gym, goofing around in the shop or talking in study hall. Whatever they're doing, it usually has to do with having fun. close up 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Sched uled: A backstage visit with "The Young and Restless" stars. O M*A*S*H Co ncl usion . An emergency convinces Rada r that he's more needed in Korea t han at home. Van Kirk: Lee de Broux. C9[) SATURDAY NIGHT il!) QUINCY Qui ncy investigates patient abuse at a menta l hospital. (70 min.) ffi BOLERO-Ballet The Jac kson (Miss.) Ballet performs to Ravel' s " Bolero," Rachmaninoff's "S pring Waters" and a Tomaso Albino ni Adagio. W @E DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE Sexy pinups may adorn the staid hospital magazine. ffilID MOVI E-Mystery "The Secret of Seagull Island ." (English ; 1981) Not rated : Violence, nudity. A woman (Prunella Ransome) searches for her missing sister in Italy. Jeremy Brett. (1 hr., 45 min.) (17A) ALL IN THE FAMI LY ffi Q) VEGA$-Crime Drama A vengefu l man (Richard Lynch) plans a fiery death for Dan. (70 min .) 0 EVENING IN BYZANTIUM cm m m Underclassmen 0 NIGHTLINE-Ted Koppel CID MOVIE-Drama Cg) "How Green Was My Valley." (1941) Walter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Donald Crisp. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (ElID SPORTSCENTER 11 :40 il!) CID iE McMILLAN & WIFE An unknown killer has sworn to make Sally his next victim. Rock Hudson, Susan Saint James. (1 hr., 40 min.) Mid. 0 CANDID CAMERA (IlH)SKllNG See Sunday 4 P.M. (90 min.) Olm SPORTS PROBE 12:1o· m m NEWS 12:15 ~MOVIE-Comedy "Wholly Moses." PG ; see Monday 7 P.M. for details. (1 hr., 40 min.) 12:30 U 0 (DJ NEWS 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN John Ehrlichman is among the scheduled guests. (60 min.) 0 AN SWER IS LOVE CYM) WOMEN 'S TENNIS See Sunday 3 A.M. (3 hrs. ) 12 :45 U NEWS 1 ~M 0 MARY TYLER MOORE-Comedy 1 :05 CI1A) MOVIE-Crime Drama CU) " Portrait of a Mobster." (1961) Vic �Juniors On To The Top Kelly Adair Bill Adams Ronnie Arrick Rick Becker Lisa Bertelsen Shelly Brown Doramae Casson Chip Christensen Rhonda Christensen Steve Coberly Wendy Colglazier Diane Dawson Danelle Dofner Ron Dose Gerri Gach Joan Garcia Scott Gartin Randy Geise Tracy Grace Ken Greelis David Grim Derek Hansen Deanna Hassler 22 �Tracy Hough Bill Huff Rod Hutson Darrell Jennings Mike Jones Janet Kamminga Mike Kephart Lisa Kohel David Kruse Wendy Larsen Jean Leth Kim McKern Terry Magnuson Shelley Minear Brad Montgomery Dennis Moore Butch Muell Darren Nelson Bradd Obrecht J aye O'Doniel Jim Osborn Donna P etersen Danny P eter on Julie Phillips Lisa Powell P atricia Rahde Lisa Rasmussen Mark Shafer Gary Sherbon 23 �Doreen Simmons Jackie Smith Jayne Sorensen Rich Taylor Sharon Tometen Stephanie Vik Deb Wenninghoff Cynthia White Todd Wolford The 1981-82 class officers are: President-Mark Shafer, Secretary-Tracy Hough, Treasurer-Kim McKern, and Vice President-Dennis Moore (Not Pictured) . 24 �Susan Barker Scott Baumfalk The Perfect ''10'' Scott Baxley Vern Bertelsen Tisha Burke Pam Carter Davin Christoffersen Bob Connolly Lori Cowgill Brian Driver Amy Edwards Teresa Elam Tyler Eledge T y Eret Shelly Etherington Terri Gach Joe Garcia Kelly Geise Todd Gittins Gayle Gunderson Mike Hackett T y Hanson Robin Holcomb Mike Jensen Laura Jensen Dianna Kaufman Cindy Koesters 25 �Rodney Larsen Roger Larsen Paul Larson Jan Let h Becky Leytham Barb Longmeyer Carey Martin Debbie McKern Kerin McKern Ken t Nelso n Brian Nichols T odd Nuzum Jill Olsen Sheila Plumb Kat hlee n Ravlin Eric Rowe J ay Royer Dave Ryan Ron Sealock Juli Severson Tom Simmons Lisa Shafer Mike Snyder Dave Stroe bele Teresa T ech Monda Thompson Dallas Whitney Ti m Winner T aw na Wo lford Joy Wahle 26 �Sophomore class officers: Secretary-Deb McKern , Treasurer-Mike Snyder, Vice President-Barb Longmeyer, President-Carey Martin. What is so interesting, Amy Edwards? Freshmen class officers: Vice President-Curt Montgomery, President-Susy Ausdemore, Secretary-Julie Pingel, Treasurer-Dan Whitson. 27 �Freshmen Ease In Becky Arbaugh Susy Ausdemore Kevin Barnum Penny Baxley Don Brown Doug Brunow Dave Casson Rob Casson Jeff Dawson Tammi Drake Brian Fronk Shelly Garcia Shelly Gochanour Steve Grim Ed Harris Lisa Hartwell Duane Hinman Ronda Holcomb Jennifer Hough Kirby Hutson Rod Kaufman Mike Koesters Wendy Jenson Nancy Larsen Troy Larson 28 �Gregg Leaders Keith Mander Joyce McDonald Lana McKee Tami Miller Sean Mils Curtis Montgomery Danny Moore Tracy Peterson Julie Pingel Rod Pitt Fred Potter Cindy Rasmussen Ron Rasmussen Dan Ryan Cristy Schaefer Sherry Spidell Bill Starnes Gary Wahle Veriti Waldman Karen White Dan Whitson Neil Wilson Denise Witt Sandy Wright 29 �ft MAJOR 9 SPOTLiGHT 00 AMERICA'S TOP 10-Muslc (ID (Il) W .GOLF Special: Third-round play in the Heritage Golf Classic. See Sunday 3:15 P.M. for details. (live) GUITAR WITH FREDERICK mm NOA~lnstructlon C2J (])AMERICA: THE SECOND CENTURY-History 6 GOODBYE, CARNIVAL GIRL -Drama 0 VFW AND YOUR COMMUNTIY 00BASEBALL Exhibition: Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee at Sun City, Ariz. (Live) 0) CHAMPIONSHIP FISHING LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU CE1H) MOMENT~kltng Pro and aerial acrobatic highlights. (QIA) GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -Profile (]) 0 U OJ PRO BOWLING The finals of the $135,000 Miller High Life Open are telecast from Milwaukee. Defending ·champion: Mike Durbin. (live) 0 (ID (fl) W NCAA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Special: The first semifinal game in mm close up (HDID MOVIE-Mystery "The Secret of Seagull lslang." Not rated; see Monday 7 P.M. for movie details. (1 hr. , 45 min.) 3:30 U 0 0 U ~WOMEN'S GOLF Speclari Third-round play in the Women 's Kemper Open. See Sunday 3:30 P.M. for details. (Live) COLLEGE BASEBALL Time approximate. Oklahoma State at Nebraska in the second game of a doubleheader. (Live) (£1B)SKllNG Part 14: W0rld Cup women's giant-slalom, taped March 4 at Waterville Valley, N.H. (2 hrs.) also includes [Today's program Sportscenter Plus.] 3:35 Cfm FREEMAN REPORTS 4 PM (SJ SOCCER MADE rN GERMANY C5J 0 U ((l WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Wilfredo Gomez (34-1) defends his WBC superbantamweight title against Juan "Kid" Meza .(37-5) in a scheduled 15-round bout taped at Atlantic City, N.J. (Records by Ring Magazine.) Also (rescheduled from last week): · The Women's Record High Dive Challenge, taped at Orlando, Fla. (90 min.) mm ·rn WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Sports Und erw oo d 's " Wid e World of Sports" h ad its thrills of victory and its agonies of defeat. Cross Country, a new sport at Underwood, began t he year by sendi ng 5 boys to state. Volleyball held an invitational tournament at Underwood for the first time, while fo otball almost recaptured their division title. Girls basketball, boys basket ball, and wrestling didn't do as well as expected but t heir hard work and determination could be seen. Overall t hat's what sports is all about at Underwood, not winning or losing but trying to be the best you can. �CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country members include: Coach Bill Reid, Rod Taylor, Rich Taylor, Lynn Leaders, Todd Nielsen, Dave Kaufman. Back Row: Joe Garcia, Rodney Larsen , Brad Montgomery, Lee Gilmore, Roger Larsen, Mark Shafer. This was the first Cross-Country team at Underwood for 15 years and it proved to be a very successful one. Coach Bill Reid said, " We improved our times every meet a!1d ended up with a fourth place fmish at Districts which was good enough to qualify for the st ate meet." This was a good learning year and next year should be better. State Cross Country members include: Lynn Leaders, Rich Tayl~r, Da~e Kaufma n Back Row: Brad Montgomery, Mark Shafer, and Coach Bill Reid. 31 �Rebuilding Seasoµ Ends In Success Top row-Manager H. Cowgill, D. Casson, M . Hackett, S. Baxley, T . Eret, T. Nuzum,. T. Eledge, D. Ryan, E. Rowe, G. Wahle, J . Dawson, Coach M. Ballenger, D. Brunow, Coach N. Cox, N. Wilson , Coach C. Frisk, C. Montgomery, Middle row- Manager D. Moore, S. Mils, S. Coberly, M. Shafer, M. Kephart, J . Osborn, B. Muell , R. Geise, D. Hansen, R. Sealock, D. Stroebele, D. Whitney, R. Pitt, B. Starnes, Bottom row- Manager A. Dofner, T . Wolford, C. Christensen, D. Kaufman, M . Rodenburg, B. Wilson , T . Hansen, D . Schnackenberg, R. Hardesty, J. Coy le, B. Adams, D. Moore, D. Nelson. Seniors- Jim Coyle, Richard Hardesty , Dave Schnackenberg, Tery Hansen . 32 �Eagles scramble for yards. Senior h a lfback Jim Coyle m a neuvered his way to a 491 yard rushing seaso n . u 8 15 7 12 10 40 26 0 7 Treynor Mo. Valley Walnut Elk-Horn Carson Although the 1981 football season was supposed to be a rebuilding season for the Eagles, they still came away with a 5 win 4 loss record. This put them a victory away from repeat ing as National League Champions. A high point in the season came with wins over powerful Mo. Valley, and eventual National League Champion Carson-Macedonia. Named t o the All-Conference team were seniors Jim Coyle- run ning back and place kicker, Dave Kaufmanpunter, T erry Hansen- defensive end, Richard Hardest y- li ne b cker, and junior Butch Muell- defensive line. T he E agles offensive team was second in the league in rushing offense and third in the league in rushing defense. 0 15 12 16 26 8 I. S. D. 13 Shelby Avoha Tri-Center 6 27 6 33 �Volleyball 1981 Kate Rav li n cautio ns the "Birdie, Birdie in t he sky ... Varsity volleyball members for the 1981 season include: Coach Michele Loos, Barb Longmeyer, Teresa Ausdemore, Tami Koenig, Shelley Ring, Assistant Coach Joyce Rodenburg, Deb 34 Deb McKern wis hes t he ball over t he net. McKern, Amy Edwards, She lley Minear, Carol Stroebele, Lisa Shafer, and Robin Marti n. �Senior volleyball members include; Carol Stroebele, R obin Martin, Tami Koenig, T eresa Ausdemore and Shelley Ring. The 1981 volleyball season ended the year with five wins and nine loses. Though t he season had a few downfalls there was great talent on the squad. Letterwinners on the team were seniors, Carol St roebele, Robin Martin, Teresa Ausdemore, Tami Koenig, Shelley Ring, junior Shelley Minear and sophomore Barb Longmeyer. At the Underwood Invitational Tournament six members were chosen for the All-Star team. Senior Shelley Ring received the honor for Underwood. All Conference Honorable Mention went to sophomore Barb Longmeyer. The team gave out a great effort and they hope to look for a victorious season next year. Junior Varsity members for the 1981 season were: freshmen, Lana McKee, Joyce McDonald, Tracy Pet erson, Wendy Jenson, Shelly Garcia, Susy Ausdemore, and Denise Witt; sophomores, Kerin McKern, Tisha Burke, and junior Stephanie Vik. Season Record 1981 u W L L W W L L L W L L L W L 0 Walnut Carson St. Alberts Shelby Tri-Center Mo. Valley AvoHa Elkhorn Tri-Center St. Alberts Treynor Griswold l.S.D. Oakland L W W L L W W W L W W W L W 35 �White . Shadow The 1981-82 boys basketball season had few wins but the team showed great determination and a winning attitude. The team finished the year with a 3-16 record. Jim Coyle, Lee Gilmore, Mark Torneten, semor letterwinners, showed great intensity and leadership throughout the season. Eight other letterwinners were juniors Bill Adams and Randy Geise, sophomores Rodney Larsen, Roger Larsen, Todd Nuzum, Eric Rowe, Dave Ryan, and Dave Stroebele. With only three seniors the team was rather young, but they gave a great effort. The experience for the returning letterwinners should give the Eagles a good head start for next year. 1981-82 Boys Basketball 0 78 50 18 UHS 47 53 66 57 69 45 50 37 40 28 41 70 36 43 39 47 Treynor Mo. Valley ISD Malvern Walnut AvoHa Oakland Elk Horn Carson Tri-Center Shelby Walnut Griswold St. Alberts Shelby Nishna Valley 40 Conference Carson 44 50 Sectionals Tri-Center 70 71 85 80 56 68 77 53 45 68 61 67 55 58 JV basketball members include: Head Coach Mike Ballenger, Sean Mils, Gregg Leaders, Dave Casson, Bill Starnes, Mike Jensen, Robert Casson, Ronnie Sealock, Assistant Coach Mike Stanley, Duane H inman, Manager Tom Simmons, Manager Scott Baxley, Danny Ryan . 36 �Jim Coyle passes the ball as Roger Larsen and Bill Adams set up the play. Dave Stroebele psychs out the opponent as he jumps high for the ball. The anticipa-a-tion is making Lee Gilmore wait. Varsity boys basketball members include: Head Coach M. Ballenger, B. Adams, M. Torneten, E. Rowe, R. Larsen, L. Gilmore, D. Ryan, R. Larsen, R. Geise, Assistant Coach M. Stanley, Manager T . Simmons, T. Nuzum, J. Coyle, D. Stroebele, J . Dawson, Manager R Baxley. 37 �Instant Replay 1981-82 Girls Basketball The 1981-82 girls basketball team finished the year with a conference record of 2-8 and an overall record of 614. The girls put out a great effort and showed promise of leadership in the years to come. Amy Ausdemore, senior, was named to the 2nd team all conference for southwestern Iowa. Amy also lead the conference in individual field goals and offensive rebounds for SWI conference. Robin Martin, also a senior, had many outstanding statistics. She was ranked 5th in t he conference for field goals, hitting 51.63 , 6th at the charity line for 69.23 , and 4th in individual assists. Mrs. Minssen, the head coach, feels that the girls worked together as a team. She also commented that the team was higher in conference standings than they had ever been and UHS had quite a few close games. UHS 66 Shelby 52 Treynor 67 Mo. Valley 66 Malvern 52 St. Alberts 63 Walnut 76 Carson 60 AvoHa 46 Oakland 64 ElkHorn 57 Carson 44 A-L 62 Tri-Center 64 Shelby 75 Walnut 63 Griswold Conference Tournament 59 AvoHa 61 Oakland Sectionals Shelby 68 Treynor 59 0 49 72 65 78 65 77 46 62 66 80 47 80 83 65 76 73 - }/ ..-. 52 77 63 92 JV girls basketball members incl ude: Head C~ach T ammy Minssen, K. Lustgraaf, S. Garcia, J . Garcia, L. McKee, D. McKern, Assistant Coach Chris Head, A. Edwards, S. Vik, K. McKern, S. Ausdemore, T . Peterson, Manager Jaye O'Doniel. 38 �Amy Ausdemore pushes her way in for a rebound as Kerin McKern, sure of her shot, awaits two points. Amy Ausdemore jumps high as she tips the ball to a victory on the Eagle team. • Carol Stroebele watches the ball as she sinks another free t hrow . Varsity gi rls members include: Head Coach T . Minssen, T. H ough , K. Ravlin, K. McKern, B. Longmeyer, D. Casson, Manager J. O'Doniel, Assistant Coach C. Head, C. Adams, T. Ausdemore, S. Ring, A. Ausdemore, R. Martin, C. Stroebele, K. Lustgraaf. 39 �All Star Wrestling Row 1: Coach Jerry Anderson, Rod Taylor, Vern Bertelsen, Rod Pitt, Gary Wahle, Jerry Taylor, Dan Whitson . Row 2: Steve Coberly, Rick Becker, Ron Rasmussen, Mike Jones, Mike Hackett, Dave Schnackenberg, and Rich Taylor. Not Pictured: Dallas Whitney, and Coach Bill Reid. u 16 23 23 34 24 30 29 22 12 30 22 0 Logan Tri-Center Carson Elk-Horn Oakland AvoHa Missouri-Vally West Harrison Griswold Treynor St. Alberts 51 38 33 27 36 33 32 41 56 31 40 Rod Pitt shows his determination. 40 �Mike Hackett holds on for a victory. The Underwood Eagles wrestling team sent one wrestler to the state wrestling tournament in Des Moines. This was senior Rod Taylor, wrestling at 105. The Eagles also sent 2 wrestlers to Districts, Rod Taylor and Dave Schnackenberg. With alot of injuries and a young team the Eagles suffered a below average season, winning 1 and losing 10 in duel meets. This does not tell the whole story of the season. Because the Eagles were a much better tournament team, they were better individual wrestlers. The Eagles placed 3rd at the Exira Tournament, 4th at the Sectional Tournament. With the heavy gradution the Eagles had a younger team out on the mat. This gave the team a lot of experience and and should help the Eagles in recapturing their dominate position in wrestling next year. Rod Taylor wins his qualifying match for state. 41 �Breaking Away Bottom, left to right: Tracy Hough, Shelley Minear, Carol Stroebele, Stephanie Vik, Diane Dawson. Middle row: Tracy Peterson, Terri Gach, Kerin McKern, Denise Witt, Shelly Etherington. Top row: Tami Miller, Lana McKee, Karen White, Asst. Coach Tammy Minssen , Coach Ned Cox. Not Pictured: Ba rb Longmeyer and T aw na Wolford . Barb Longmeyer soars through t he irir for a second place victo ry in t he long jump. School records were established by K. McKern in the high jump with 5'2"; the 440 relay team of B. Longmeyer, T. Wolford, C. Stroebele, and S. Minear, with a time of 54.6; The 880 relay team of S. Vik, T . Wolford , B. Longmeyer, and S. Minear with a time of 1:54.05; the sprint medley team of B. Longmeyer, C. Stroebele, S. Vik, and T. Hough Tracy Hough takes the baton from Tawna Wolford in the with a time of 1:57.7; and the distance medley team of S. Vik, S. Minear, T. Wolford, distance medley. and T. Hough with 4:38.05. 42 �Bott om, left t o ri ght : D. Nelson, R. Pitt, D. Grim , D. Stroebele, P. Larson, R. Sealock, D. Hinman, J . Dawso n, Manager D. Moore. Middle row: Coach Bill Reid, J . Osborn , D. Kaufm an, T . Grace, D. Whi t ney, R. H ardesty, J . Coyle, S. Gartin , S. McKee, B. Adams. T op row: Coach J erry Anderson, R. Hutson, T . Nielsen, B. Montgomery, M. Snyder, B. Nichols, D. Kruse, T . Hansen, M. Hacket t, M. Shafer, T . Wolford, and K Rasmussen. Dave Kruse leaps high and mighty to clear the high jump bar. Boys track had a very good season t his year. Several school records were broken. T erry Hansen broke t he discus record with a throw of 153'4.5 '', Dave K aufm an ran t h e 3200 meter in 10:38,00, and Jim Coyle ran the 400 low hurdles in 58.28. Underwood qualified t wo relays and one indi idual event for the -state meet . The two relays were the mile medley relay with Darren N elson, J im Coyle, Kirk Rasmussen, and Dave K aufman , and the mile relay with Dave Kaufman, Jim Coyle, Todd Wolford , and Kirk Rasmussen . Dave Kaufman qualified in t h e 1600 meter run. J eff Dawson strides to t he fini sh line. 43 �Eagles Play To Win Softball team members include: Top row: Coach J. Rodenburg, T . Koenig, S. Ring, K. Ravlin, D. Darrington, M. Gach, Asst. Coach M. Loos. Middle row: D. Dawson, D. Casson, T. Gach, C. Stroebele, T . Hough, B. Longmeyer. Bottom row: J . Stroebele, C. Martin, T. Tech, S. Vik, D. McKern , and J . O'Doniel. u 19 11 2 4 5 2 10 9 9 11 2 15 2 3 10 11 14 4 1 4 44 1981 Summer Softball Carson Mo. Valley Griswold Logan-Magnolia Shelby Oakland AvoHa Tri-Center Treynor Logan-Magnolia St. Alberts Walnut AvoHa Elk Horn Tri-Center St. Alberts Treynor Conference Tourney Treynor Griswold Sectionals Abraham Lincoln 0 2 1 7 12 15 13 15 15 11 12 7 19 12 0 2 3 4 0 15 8 Mary Gach heads for first base. �Baseball Fever Catch It! Baseball team members include: Top row: S. McKern, M. Hackett, T . Hansen, L. Gilmore, R. Geise, D. Hansen, Coach Schreiber. Bottom row: B. Adams, J. Coyle, D. Whitney, R. Sealock, D. Stroebele, T . Nuzum. u 1981 Baseball 0 0 3 Mo. Valley Griswold 2 8 Logan 8 2 4 0 4 6 8 7 10 7 8 Ron Sealock backs up an easy out by Derek Hansen at first base. 18 6 0 Shelby AvoHa Oakland Tri-Center Paul IV Omaha Paul IV Omaha AvoHa T reynor Walnut Walnut Mo. Valley Griswold Sectionals AvoHa Sectional Finals Griswold District Finals Logan 10 10 3 5 13 11 14 7 13 1 2 2 4 8 2 15 0 6 45 �Mr. Stanley: Action Cam 6. Gayle Gunderson and Kelly Geise take a break during pep band. Denise Witt wonders what cheer Sheila Plumb is talking about. Dave Ryan looks amazed as he holds up the scaffolding with one hand. 46 �The "Real People" at Underwood could probably be better known as real "crazy" people. When you get them together in an organization it can be chaos. They are never organized. Everyone has their own ideas to add to the group. Then they have to decide which plan to use and how to carry it out. When the event is all over everyone can relax for a ·.vhile and then start thinking of things to do next year. close up REAL PEOPLE UALICE Dateless, the girls accept an invitation to visit a new singles bar. (35 min.) U SATURDAY NIGHT Bill Russell (host) and Franken & Da vis. (60 min.) 0 MARY TYLER MOORE-Comedy Sue Ann (Betty White) is jealous of her visiting sister's popularity. Lila: Pat Priest. Lou : Edward Asner. CAPITOL VIEW ffi@EDICKCAVETI The conclusion of a scheduled twopart program with Cher. (ESH) WOMEN'S BASKETBALL The NCAA Division II championship game, taped March 20 at Springfield, Mass. (2 hrs,) ([!)CIT) (E McCLOUD-Crime Drama Broadhurst is shot and framed as a cop on the take. Terry Carter. (2 hrs.) CID CAPTIONED ABC NEWS 0 U ~LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LEITER MAN Oocumentarian Jon Alpert is a scheduled guest. (60 min.) 0 AMERICA'S TOP 10-Music 0 NIGHTLINE- Ted Koppel mm rn wm Organizations 12:3000U~NEWS 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVl_D LET· TERMAN Documentarian Jon Alpert is a scheduled guest. (60 min.) 12:40 C1ZAJ MOVIE-Drama "Once Before I Die. " (1965) Ursula Andress, John Derek, Richard Jaeckel , Rod Lauren, Ron Ely. (2 hrs.) 1 AM 0 MARY TYLER MOORE-Comedy (llH) THIS WEEK IN THE NBA 1 :05 (ID INN NEWS-Bosh (Il) PAUL HARVEY COMMENTARY (ENEWS 1.:10 (IT) CONSULTATION-Health 1:30 0 AT DAY'S END (ESNJ SPORTSCENTER 1 :35 (E) NEWS 1 :40 Cil) NEWS 1 :55 (HBO) MOVIE-Crime Dram a "Thief." (1981) R; James Caan, Tuesday Weld, Willie Nelson , James Belushi , Robert Prosky, Dennis Farina , Tom Signorelli. Nic k: Nick Nickeas. Guido: Norm Tobin . (2 hrs., 5 min.) 2 AM 00N EWS (ESN) NH L HOCKEY Washington at New York Islanders. taped earlier ton ig ht. (2 hrs., 30 min.) �American Band Stand Majorettes-from left-Trisha Plumb and Jaye O'Doniel. Marching Band: Baton-J. Severson, left to right, Row 1-T. Plumb, T. Hough, T. Wolford, L. Leaders, D. Simmons, L. McKee, D. Witt, W. Jenson, N. Larsen , J . O'Doniel, Row 2-J. Pingel, C. Schaefer, J . Hough, T. Peterson, C. Stroebele, C. White, B. Jensen, K. McKern, Row 3-J. Wahle, L. Hartwell, R. Christensen, C. Adams, S. Ring, J. Garcia, W. Larsen, B. Montgomery, D. Ryan, G. Gach, Row 4-D. Moore, K. Geise, T. Simmons, R. Larsen, M. Torneten, D. McKern, B. Longmeyer, S. Baumfalk, Row 5-M. Hurd, K. Rasmussen, R. Larsen, R. Dose, C. Rasmussen, K. Ravlin, T . Ausdemore, L. Bertelsen, T. Koenig, B. Leytham, Row 6-K. Hutson, D. Hinman, S. Ausdemore, P. Longmeyer, D. Christofferson, G. Gunderson, K. Mander, C. Montgom ery , Row 7-D. Darrington , D. Casson, M. Shafer, K. Arrick, M. Jensen, R. Taylor, B. Starnes, S. Barker, Row 8-K. White, T. Miller, T . Burke, J. Olsen, R. Taylor, L. Shaf r, D. Whitney, C. Christensen, R. Geise, Standing-Dir. Teutsch, L. Powell, S. Vik, not pict~red, K. Whitney, S. Torneten, D. Hansen, D. Schnackenberg. Solo l's left to right, Row 1-Diane Darrington , Kirk Rasmussen, Wendy Larsen, Lisa Powell, Wendy Jenson . Row 2-Joan Garcia, Danny Ryan, Doramae Casson , Lyn n Leaders, Mark Torneten, Chip Christ ensen, Scot t Baumfa lk. 48 �Concert Band: left to right, Row 1-L. Hartwell, C. Schaefer, J. Hough, T. Peterson, J. Pingel, T. Burke, J . Olsen, D. McKern, J. Severson, C. White, B. Jensen, L. Powell, C. Stroebele. Row 2-L. Leaders, K. McKern, T . Wolford, T. Hough, B. Montgomery, J. Garcia, K. White, T . Miller, D. Ryan, R. Christensen, J. O'Doniel, W. Larsen, S. Ring, C. Adams. Row 3-D. Simmons, S. Barker, C. Christensen , S . Baumfalk, K. Hutson, D. Moore, K. Geise, T. Simmons, G. Gunderson, R. Taylor, R. Larsen, T . Koenig, M. Torneten, T. Ausdemore, L. Bertleson, B. Longmeyer, K. Ravlin, S. Vik, P . Longmeyer, C. Rasmussen, R. Larsen, R. Dose, K. Rasmussen. Row 4-L. McKee, W. Jenson, N. Larsen, D. Witt, B. Starnes, D. Whitney, M. Shafer, M. Jensen , R. T aylor, K. Arrick, D. Christoffersen, K. Mander, D. Hinman, D. Schnackenberg, C. Montgomery, R. Geise, D. Darrington, L. Shafer, S. Ausdemore, D. Casson. Dir. Teutsch, not pictured, K. Whitney, S. Torneten, D. Hansen. Seniors: left to right, Row 1-Trisha Plumb. Row 2-Connie Adams, Shelley Ring. Row 3-Diane Darrington, Kristy Arrick, Rod Taylor. Row 4-Margaret Hurd, Tami Koenig, Teresa Ausdemore, Carol St roebele. Row 5-Lynn Leaders, Kirk Rasmussen, Phil Longmeyer, Dave Schnackenberg, Mark Torneten. Not pictured, Kris Whitney. Stage Band: left to ri ght, Row 1-S. Barker, C. Adams, S. Ring, W. Larsen, J . O'Doniel, R. C'hr L to nsen , D. Ryan, J. Garcia, B. Montgomery. Row 2-L. Leaders, T . Wolford , T . Hough, L. McKee, W. J enson , N. Larsen, D. Witt, B. Starnes, T. Ausdemore, B. Longmeyer, K. Ravlin. R nw 3-C. Schaefe r, J . Hough, T . Peterson , J . Pingel, T. Burke, J. Olsen , L. P owell, C. Stroebele, C. Ras mussen, R. Larsen, R. Dose, K. Rasmussen. Row 4-D. H ansen , K. Arrick, D. Moore, K. Geise, T. Simmons, G. Gunderson , R. Larsen, T . Koenig, P . Longmeyer, M. Torneten, R. Geise, D. Casson , C. Montgomery, Standing-Dir. Gaylen Montgomery, D. Darrin gto n, L. S hafe r, S. Ausdemore. Not pictured K. Whitney, and S. Torneten. 49 �FFA members are: Front row Dave Ryan, Todd Jensen, Mark Torneten, Bradd Obrecht, Jim Osborn, and Darrell Jennings. Second row: Rodney Larsen, Ron Sealock, Rodney Hutson, Danny Peterson. Third row: Doug Brunow, Vern Bertelsen, Tim Winner, Rod Pitt, Todd Nielsen, Brian Fronk, Dan Ryan, and Tracy Peterson. Back row: Kelly Geise, Dave Casson, Rob Casson, Bill Adams, Steve Grim, Mike Koesters, Bob Connolly, and Gregg Leaders. FFA-Market To ·Market This has been a very busy year for the Future Farmers of America, and their new Vocational Agriculture/FFA Advisor, Joe Pickard. October brought the bolt sales by members, which turned out very successful. The Hay and Gr!J.in Show - Harvest Auction was held in November, and was also successful in its first year. In February the FFA held a chili supper, where they served about 200 people. They also hosted the FF A Sweetheart Dance in March, held in the high school commons area. Also in February, the FFA Sub-district contest was hosted here at Underwood. Many members who received gold medals advanced to the district contest at Red Oak in March. The parl~amentary procedure team and Gregg Leaders m creed speaking advanced to the State Convention finals in Cedar Rapids in April. The year ended with the FF A Banquet held in Ap~il, which was hosted by the Ex~lorer Club; it also brought the end of a successful FFA year. 50 Bradd Obrecht and Tracy Peterson enjoy the activities at t he FF A Sweetheart Dance. �Explorers Club Ex plorer Club members were: First row: Janis Rodenburg, Lisa H art well. Second row: Lisa P owell, Scott Baumfalk, Tom Sim mo ns, Ron Sealock, Amy Edwards, Stephanie Vik, Denise Wit t , Veriti Waldma n , Chip Ch ristensen, Butch Muell, Mike J o nes. T hird row: Mike J ensen , Jay Royer, Kerin McKern , Shelly Et herington , Brad Montgomery, St eve Coberly, Doug B run ow, Carey Martin , Shelly Brown , Mond a Thompson, Becky Leytha m. Four th row: E xplorer Club Sponsor Charles Frisk, Todd Wo lfo rd , Ra ndy Geise, M ark Sh afer, Ri ch Taylor, and Lisa Shafer. T odd Wolford and Lisa P owell go canoeing on t he Raccoon River. Lisa S hafer ies cross-country at Cam p H itch cock. Activities of the Explorer Club this year included crosscountry skiing, snow tubing, canoeing, camping, and bird watching. A major project for this year was t h e wild game dinner. Approximately 200 people were served such unusual items as alliga t or, beaver, possum, raccoon , and buffalo. This year's major trip was to the Ozarks of M issouri. The Ozark t rip included rock clim bing, caving, hiking, and canoeing. 51 �. ,. . . . ............. . -''. - ·or;r ,.,.~ ,,.,. ;rr,.., ·' . - ::!_ ' Choir-left to right. Row 1-Laura Jensen, J a n Leth, Dan Whitson, Mike Koesters, Jaye O'Doniel, Danelle Dofner, M a ry K oesters. Row 2-Accomp. Nan cy Dose, Penny Bax ley, Margaret Hurd, Danny Moore, Lynn Leaders, Ga ry Wa hle, Susan Barker, Lisa P owell , Di r. Carm en Wallin. Row 3-Na ncy La rsen, Tawna Wolford, Julie Pingel, Scott Baxley, T odd Wolford, Brad Montgomery, Karen Whi te, Becky Arba ugh, Rh onda Christensen. Row 4-Lana McKee, Wendy Jenson , Cindy Matthews, Ron Rasmussen , Mark Torneten , Phil Longmeyer, Kirk Ras mussen , Cindy White, Shelly Ga rcia, Veriti Waldma n , J oy Wa hle, n ot pictured, Sha ron T o rn eten . Solo I's, left to righ t ,-Scott Bax ley, Kirk Rasmussen , La ura J ensen , S ha ron T orneten , J an Leth , Lisa P owell , Mark T orn eten, R honda Christensen. Seni ors- left to righ t, Stand ing- Ma rk T orn eten , Ph il Lo ngl}leyer , K ir k Ras mussen , Seated -M ary Koeste rs, Marga ret Hurd , Ly nn Leaders, Cin dy Ma t t hews. " Of course we live for choir!" laughs Ki rk Rasmussen , Brad Montgo mery, a nd T odd Wo lfo rd. �The Sound Of Music Swing Choir-left t o right. Row I-Laura Jensen , Becky Arbaugh, Jaye O'Doniel , Mark Torneten , Danelle Dofn er, Jan Leth , T awna Wo lford . Row 2-Da n Whitso n, Todd Wolford, Lynn Leaders, Danny Moore, Mike K oesters, Dir. Carmen Wallin. Row 3-Accomp. Nancy D ose, Ve ri t i Wa ldman, Rh ond a Christensen, Susan Barker, Sharon Torneten , Cindy M atth ews, Julie P ingel, Lisa Powell. Row 4- Ra nd y Geise, Curt Mont gomery, Derek H anse n, Phil Longmeyer, Kirk Rasmussen , Scott Bax ley, Brad Montgomery. All -State: left to right. Back-Mark T orneten, Lisa P owell, P hil Longrncy r, Lynn Leade rs, Kirk R asmussen, J a n Let h , Susan Bark er, Front-Rhonda Christense n, Scott Baxley, Cindy Matthews, not pictured, Todd Wo lfor d , a nd Sharon To rneten . 53 "This year's choir has had spectacular achievements," said Direct or Carmen Wal lin. In November, they performed South Pacific with help from special facul ty "stars". Then 12 kids tried out for All -State, and 5 went on to Des Moines and Ames t o sing. T hey are Mark Torneten, Phil Longmeyer, Rhonda Ch rist en sen, Jan Leth, and Lisa P owell. This is t he most Underwood has ever sent. Following t his was South-west Iowa Honor Chorus, wh ere Lisa Powell, Tawna Wolford , Susan Barker, Jaye O'Doniel, T odd Wolford, Phil Longmeyer, Lynn Leaders, and Brad Montgomery perfo rmed. This year's Swing Choir also did outstanding, placing first at conference for the 3rd year in a row, 2nd at Creston, and 2nd in their last competit ion in LeMars. The swing choir also perfo rmed locally at various other events. �AFS/UHT Maria Paulina Orellana, A.F.S. Foreign Exchange Student from Chile. A.F.S.-left to right, Kneeling-Joy Wahle, Paulina Orellana, Jaye O'Doniel , Cindy Whi te, Becky Arbaugh, Row 1-Ron Dose, Mrs. Rose Marie Velasquez-Herrera, Phil Longmey.e r, Jackie Smith, Lisa Hunt, Diane Darrington, Cindy Matthews, Wendy Larsen, Row 2-Kirk Rasmussen, Danelle Dofner, Kristy Arrick. U. H.T. -left to ri ght, Seated-Margaret Hurd, Cindy Rasmussen, J anis Rodenburg, Ronda Holcomb, Cindy Mat t hews, Theresa Eledge, Barb Longmeyer, Row I-Janet Kamminga, Tami Koenig, Miss Rita Kurth, Kelly Adair, Lisa Rasmµ ssen, Deanna Hassler , Debbie Wenninghoff, Row 2-Tammi Drake, Becky Leytham, Joy Wahle, Becky Arbaugh, Deb McKern, Trisha Plumb, Lisa Shafer, Kathy Gathye, Danelle Dofner, T op-Shei la P lumb, and 't'isha Burke. 54 �National Honor Society N HS members include: Front row: Wendy Larsen, Kerin McKern, Jaye O'Doniel, and Doramae Casson. Middle row: Kirk Rasmussen, Sheila Plumb, Carol Stroebele, Diane Darrington, Kristy Arrick, Mark Shafer, and Brad Montgomery. Back row: Bill W ilson, N HS Advisor Jerry Anderson, and Chip Christensen. Not pictured: Mark Torneten, and Teresa Ausdemore. NHS members prepare for the induction ceremonies at the NHS Banquet. The National Honor Society was active tl)is year. They sponsored two bloodmobiles, one in the fall _and one in the spring. The NHS won the "Bloodho~nd Award," which was given by the Red Cross. They raised m oney in the fall by cutting wood, for t~e NH~ Banquet in April. The banquet also honored six new inductees. 55 �J.V. Football-Top to Bottom: Denise Witt, Tawna Wolford, Jan Leth, Sheila Plumb, Tisha Burke Varsity Football -T _o p to Bottom: Ann Larsen, Jayne Sorense n, Wendy Larse n, Tnsha P lumb, Charlotte Fimple, Carol Stroe bele Varsity Basketball-Back: Tisha Burke, Wendy Larsen, Tawna Wolford, Front: J ay ne Sorense n Porn-Pon-Top to Bottom: Laura J ensen, Becky Leytham, Joy Wahle, Jan Leth, Tammi Drake 56 �Cheerleaders Don't Hold Back ... ~ . J .V. Basketball-Back: Wendy Jenson, Lisa Hartwell, Denise Witt F ron t: Penny Baxley, Jennifer H ough. " I ca n sti ll see out t he bottom!" said Dave Schnackenberg d uring a pep rally. Wres tling-Back: Trisha Plumb, Lisa Shafer, Sheila Plumb. Front: Ann Larsen, Jea n Let h. 57 �Conversations State Speech participants were: Front row: Duane Hinman, Troy Larson. Back row: Danelle Dofner, Kerin McKern, Joyce McDonald, and Cindy Matthews. District Speech participants were: Front row: Kerin McKern, Danelle Dofner, Cindy Matthews, and Joyce McDonald. Back row: Rod Pitt, Troy Larson, Jay Royer, and Duane Hinman. Participants at the Treynor Speech Festival were: Front row: Keri n McKern, Polly Orellana, Becky Arbaugh, Danelle Dofner, Gerri Gach, Veriti Waldman, and Joyce McDonald. Back row: Speech Sponsor Ms. Rose Velasquez-Herrera, Rod Pitt, Troy Larson, Jay Royer, Cindy Matthews, Duane Hinman , and Brian Driver. 58 �Art Club Art Club members include: Front row: Juli Severson, Kristy Arrick, Barb Jensen , Lisa Hunt, Wendy Larsen, Mrs. Adamson, a nd Diane Darrington. Back row: Tami Koenig, Kathy Gathye, Tisha Burke, and Jill Olsen. In May, the Art Club went on a field trip to tour the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha. Also, artist Tom Walker spoke to the club about painting. Student Cabinet Student Cabinet activities this year included planning the homecoming coronation and dance, and serving as guides for parent-teacher conferences. , turlent Cabinet members are: Front row: Lisa Shafer, Gregg Leaders, and Bill Adams. Mid<lle row: Dan Ryan, Jaye O'Doniel, Ann Larsen, Trisha Plumb, and Stephanie Vik. Back row: Mary Gach, Student Cabinet Sponsor: Nick Benzing, Denise Witt, Tisha Burke, and Ron Sealock. 59 �Members of the Yearbook staff were: 1st Row: Terri Gach, Doramae Casson, Jaye O'Doniel , Tracy Hough, J oan Garcia. 2nd Row: Monda Thompson, Susan Barker, Sheila Plumb, Darren Nelson, Tish a Burke, Roger Larsen, Ms. Lori Williams-Martin. 3rd Row: Tom Simmons, Eric Rowe, Dallas Whitney, and Scott Baumfalk. Not pictured are Mike Kephart and Jim Osborn. With 17 people working, there was always confusion with pages being due and who's doing what. But even with the confusion the staff had a lot of fun and gained many new experiences by selling advertisements to businesses in the area and learning all that goes into the production of a yearbook. R 0 mp er R 0 0 m Jim Osborn works hard on his pages while Mike Kephart poses for the camera. Jaye O'Doniel fo lds up her paper so she can leave. 60 �Beauty And The Beast Tisha Burke-The mummy in th e beauty mask. Amy Ausdemore turns Trisha Plumb into a nother Bo Derek. Cosmetology was a new class at Underwood this year. The class was an extension from Iowa Western Community College. There were 14 girls in the class and Mrs. Bonnie Kerr was the teacher. The class did many different things such as: setting hair, giving manicures, and aerobic dancing. The class hosted a make-over session for U.H.T. and took a t rip to Stewart's School of Hairst yling. I' m gon na wash t h at curl righ t out of her hair imp lies Theresa E ledge. 61 �(l1A) RAT PATROL-Adventure (ffi) WORLD AT LARGE-Travel ~NEWS ~ El\GLISH SOCCER (HIID HUNTER'S GOLD-Adventure (Il) USam-Terry Meeuwsen (ImID TRILOGY: THREE CLASSIC TALES-Films See Friday 5 P.M. (90 min.) (]J WEATHER 0 JIM BAKKER-Religion 0 SCHOOL REPORT STATEHOUSE '82 0 ISSUES '82 0 (ID JIM BAKKER-Religlon 0 ANSWER IS LOVE-Religion ((!) 10/11 MORNING (Ill UNDERDOG-Cartoon (E AG MART A.M. (fSID SPORTSCENTER (Dm TIME-OUT THEATER-Sports C1ZA) FUN TIME-Children 0UNOSCENE 0 (f1) AMERICAN TRAIL W MESSAGE FOR TODAY 0 (13) COUNTRY DAY-Schendel 0 W CAPTAIN KANGAROO -Children A lesson on keeping promises. rn rn rn close up 00 CID OVER E-ASY (CC) Entertainer Joel Grey. (Repeat) mm SESAME STREET (CC) -Children CHID .SPORTSWOMAN (IZ!) MOY-IE-Mystery "23 Paces to Baker Street." (1956) Van Johnson, Vera Miles. (2 hrs.) crnIJ THIS WEEK IN THE NBA 0 0 REGIS PHILBIN-Discussion Scheduled: Actresses Audrey and Ju~ Landers and their mother Ruth . U RICHARD SIMMONS-Health 0 PHIL DONAHUE Ronald Reagan's first year as President is assessed by conservatives, including Richard Viguerie, publisher of Conservative Digest. (60 min.) ([)JIM BAKKER-Rellglon 0 (Ill (E ONE DAY AT A TIME Barbara aids a young man who's about to lose his immigration status. 0 (I) PHIL DONAHUE Guest: Billie Jean King. (60 min .) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN-Serial · ((!)ROMPER ROOM AND FRIENDS -Children ~ PHIL DONAHUE . Guest: William F. Buckley Jr. (60 min.) TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Faculty "Too Close for Comfort" is definitely how we look at our faculty. They always seem to pop up when there is trouble, or when you're giving th em a piece of your mind and don 't intend them to hear it. But then there are the times when they are there when you need them, to _ answer a question, or give you a pass when you're late, or just need someone to talk t o. When you t hink about it teach ers aren't all bad, sometimes. �Another World Sch ool Board-left to right: Don Casson, Superintendent Craig Scott, LeRoy Floerchinger, President Vicki Grote, Secretary Judy Gu bbels, T om Whitso n , and Bob Pingel. ,• . · l '1" ., Arnold Zediker-High School & Jr. High Principal Craig ScottSuperintendent Alice PttSuperintendent's Secretary Mike Stanley-Activity Director, Jr. High Science, Jr. High Supervisor, Ass't. Boys Basketball Ginny Moore-School Nurse Donna BaxleyPrincipal's Secretary 63 �Making A Living (,/' H ead Custodi an: Chet Kennedy (T '( Custodi a n: Faye Wend t Custodia n: Merl y n Majors • Bus Drive rs: Jim Mattha i, Mike Morgan , H arold Dela nty, Julius Snyder, J im Balla rd , Ada Real, T oni L ongmeyer, Yvo nn e Gold app , an d bus mecha ni c Rod Minssen 64 �Janice Adamson-7-12 Art Instructor, Art Club Sponsor Gerald Anderson-Jr. & H.S. Science, Wrestling, Ass't Track, Jr. High Football Nick Benzing-H.S. Social Studies, Jr. Class Sponsor, Student Cabinet Sponsor Letha Bayes-Resource Teacher, Sp. Ed. Consultant Jerry ChristensenInd. Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor Robert ChristensenAutp Mechanics Charles Frisk-H.S. Biology, Football, Jr. High Wrestling, Jr. High Track, Explorers Club Sponsor Ned Cox-H.S. English, Ass't Football, Girls Track Christie HeadBusiness Education, Cheerleader Sponsor, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Ass't Girls Basketball, Jr. High Track Bonnie Kerrcosmetology, takes time out of her day for a picture. �-A Word From Our Teachers Rita Kurth -Home Ee. , UHT Sponsor Connie Kva m-Jr./Sr. High Librarian , Library Club Sponsor Michele LoosElem./J r. High/Sr. High P .E., Volleyball, Ass't Girls Softball No, Mr. Ballenger, you can't leave. T am my Minssen-Jr. High Mat h, Girl s Basketball , 8th Grade Sponsor, Asst. Girls Track Cathe McKee-Jr. High Librarian Aide Gaylen Montgo meryInstrum ental Music Instructor 66 Fred Nelson-H.S. Social Studies, Senior Class Sponsor �Henry OlsonCommercial Business Tom Pattee-H.S. Math J ~e Pickard-FFA Sponsor, Vocational Agriculture Pat Paul-Jr. High Social Studies, Jr. High Boys Basketball, 8th. Grade Class CoSponsor William Reid-H.S. P.E., Psychology, Jr. High Football, Ass't Wrestling, Boys Track, Cross Country Joyce Rodenburg-Jr. High Readin g, 7th grade Co-Sponsor, Ass't Volleyball , Softball, Cheerle der Sponsor Charles Teutsch I ns trumental Music, Porn-Pon Sponsor • II , /' Rose Marie Velasquez-HerreraFreshman English, 8th Grade and H .S. Spanish, Drama, Spring Play, AFS Faculty Representative Carmen Wallin-Vocal Music Instructor ,. . A~'..... \~· ... ~ Lori Williams-Mart inJr. High English, Yearbook Sponsor, H.S. Journalism, 7th Grade Co-Sponsor P hy lli Zediker-Sub. Fr shrn n E nglish, H.S. S vanish , Dra ma, 8th Grade Speech 67 �They seem "Young and Restless" but it's just all the excitement of being a "Jr. high" kid instead of "elementary." It's a big jump with a lot of adjustments; like chan·ging classes and teachers, having lockers, and having the whole building to themselves. The seventh and eighth graders now have the chance to participate in athletics by being cheerleaders and team members. Another adjustment, t hough not as pleasant, is finding out that the classes are a little tougher and they have to take home homework. A junior high student starts .the seventh grade as a child and leaves the eighth grade as a teenager. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS close up PRIME-TIME CHART IS ON A-44 10:05 AM to 12 :30 PM (17A) MOVIE-Drama 0 (DI) "The Suspect. " (1944) Charles Laughton, Ella Raines. (2 hrs.) 0 0 0 U ~ BATTLESTARS Nell Carter , Jen ilee Harrison , Rip Taylor, Debbie Reyno lds. Charles Haid . 0LOVEBOAT Passengers : Dana Wynter, Peter Lawford, Charlie Callas. (60 min .) [Joined in progress.] ii) JOKER'S WI LO-G.ame 0 0 0 0 ~PASSWORD PLUS -Game Au drey Lande rs, Tom Poston. Tom Ken nedy is the host. (]J 0 0 FAMILY FEUD·-G ame 0 (ID CITl W YOUNG AND TH E RESTLESS-Serial 00 BIG VALLEY-Western WALL MY CHILDREN-Serial (HBGJ MOVIE-Mystery "TheSec ret of Seagull Island." Not rated; see Thu rsday 10:30 P.M. for details. (1 hr., 45 m in .) D00NEW$ (V ([) LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU DD DOCTORS-Serial r_] J RYAN ·S HOPE-Serial 66 Junior High LET'S MAKE A DEAL-Game ~ RICHARD SIMMONS-Health ~SESAME STREET (CC)--Children AFTERNOON Noon 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVES-Serial CZJ CID ffi SESAME STREET (CC) - Children 0 CONVERSATIONS-Joni Baillon UOOO!lW NEWS U NOON EDITION CID 0 ALL MY CHILDRE N-Se rial 00 PRISON ER : CELL BLOCK H -Serial fil) MONDAY NOON ~ NOONDAY (EN OON SHOW (ESN) TRACK ANO FIELD See Sunday 2 P.M. (2 hrs.) 12:05 (17A) MOVI E-Crim e Drama "The Sound of Anger. " (J968) Guy Stockwell , Burl Ives. (2 hrs.) 12:30 0 0 (]I) DAYS OF OUR LI VES 0 MAUDE-Comedy 0 iliJ (E AS THE WORLD TUR NS 0 NEW YOU ASKED FOR IT-Little 00 INN NEWS-Carter/Scott �Junior High Had Spirit Jun ior High Football Cheerleaders. Back row: Julie Brunow, Carla Schaefer, Vicky Geise. Front row: Laura Erickson, Sheri Colglazier, Shelly Hardesty. Junior High Basketball Cheerleaders. From top to bottom: J eannie O'Donnell , Tracy Joens, Brenda Hildreth , Stacy Lee, Penny O'Neill , and Tere a Andress. 69 �Eight Is Enough Craig Adair Lori Adair Dave Andress Teresa Andress Cindie Angeroth Scott Asbra Tony Ausdemore Mike Baumfalk Mike Boudreau Becky Boyer Julie Brunow Paul Cerny Marijo Chadwick Amber Christensen Shelly Christensen Dave Collins Frances Cox Tina Coyle Jean Cress Brian Darrington Mike Dose Laura Erickson Bret Feller Victoria Garcia Vicky Geise Jeff Grim Bill Gubbels Danny Hansen Kim Hansen Brenda Hildreth 70 �Cliff Hildreth Carol Ivers Kris Jackson Kim Jacobs Matt Jenriings Eric Jensen Tracy Joens Jamie Johnson Nancy Jones Lora Kohel Lance Larsen Brian Leaders Stephanie Leytham Mary Mass Andy Mattes Steve Mcintyre Teresa McKern Theresa Merdinger Valerie Nelson Brenda Obrecht Penny O'Neill Sally Payne Rhonda Plumb Jay Rasmussen Bob Ravlin Lyn Ring Beth Royer Roy Sharrett Joyce Snyder Iris Thompson Neal Torneten Jeff Witt Eric Je nsen eagerly does his Soci I S tu di es. �Seventh Heaven Jim Andersen Jan Ausdemore Sue Bolte Keith Barnum Ricky Bouvier Jim Casson Janet Cerny Eric Christensen Liew Christensen Renee Christensen Sheri Colglazier Traci Cox Tracy Coyle Carol Dawson Andy Dofner Cha rli e Dra ke Missy Edwards George Elam Wendy Elkins Tia Eret Sheri Fleming Shelly H ardesty Denise Hassler Troy Holmberg Rose Holcomb Audra H ough Kelly Hough Michelle Hough Ch rissy I vers Dave Knott Linda Larsen Jenny Larson Rick Larson Stacy Lee Michaela Levy Dustin Lloyd 72 �Kim Madsen Buffy Masker Jodi Masker Robyn Mattes Jeff Miller Jeff Mosher Laura Moore Jami Murphy Jeannie O'Donnell Mark Olsen Jim Pingel Ellie Pitt Gary Pullen Rick Ravlin Renae Reese Darren Rowe Carla Schaefer Robin Schultz Angie Scott Billy Shelton Brent Stokes Gary Storey Tracy Taylor Cindi Thurlow Sara Whitso n Troy Wolford Doug Wright Susan Young Dustin Lloyd, are you bored with English ? �Fall Sports 8th Football: Row 1 B. Feller, R. Sharrett, D. Andress, M. Jennings. Row 2 B. Darrington, D. Collins, M. Baumfalk, M. Dose, B. Leaders, E. Jensen, N . Torneten. Row 3 Mngr. J. Johnson , J. Witt, C. Hildreth, M. Boudreau, P. Cerny, B. Ravlin, C. Adair, J . Rasmussen, Coach B. Reid. 7th Football: Row 1 B. Stokes, G. Pullen. Row 2 J . Miller, L. Christensen, R. Bouvier, A. Dofner, J. Mosher, J. Pingel, K. Hough, R. Larson, T. Wolford, R. Ravlin. Row 3 D. Rowe, D. Wright, T. Holmberg, J . Andersen, Coach J. Andersen, C. Drake, G. Storey, J. Casson, D. Lloyd . 8th Volleyball: Row 1: V. Geise, S. Payne, T . Merdinger, T . Andress, J. Brunow, B. Boyer. Row 2 B. Hildreth, C. Angeroth, P . O'Neill , B. Royer, L. Kohel, T. Joens, B. Obrecht. Row 3: Coach J. Rodenburg, R. Plumb, K. Hansen, M. Chadwick, V. Garcia, T. McKern , A. Christensen, Coach M . Loos. 7th Volleyball: Row 1: S. Colgalzier, B. Masker, L. Larsen, T. Eret, R. Schultz, M . Hough. Row 2: S. Christensen, S. Young, S. Bolte, D. Hassler, J. Masker, C. Dawson, C. Schaefer. Row 3: Coach J. Rodenburg, A. Scott, J. Cerny, E. P itt, J. Ausdemore, S. Hardesty, Coach M. Loos. 74 �Basketball 8th Girls Basketball: Row 1 S . Leytham , L. Adair,·J . Brunow, B. Boyer, V. Geise. R ow 2 Coach B. Frost , B. Obrech t, T . McK ern , M . Chadwick, V. Ga rcia, S . Christensen . 7t h Gi rl s B as ketba ll : R ow 1 M . H ough , S . Bolte, T . Cox, R. Schul tz. R ow 2 B . M asker , S . Young, J . M asker, J . Ausd emore. Row 3 S . Whitson , J . Ce rny, S. H a rdesty, E. Pi tt. Row 4 T . E ret, R. R eese, A. Scott, R. Ch ristense n, T . T aylor. 8th B oys Basket ball: R ow 1 M . Dose, D. Andress, R. Sharret t . Row 1 A. M attes, B. F eller, B. Leaders. Row 3 B. Rav lin , P . Cerny, B. Darrington . 7th Boys Bas ketball: Row 1 J . P ingel, R. Ravlin, D. Rowe, G. Pullen. R ow 2 K. H ough, J . Casson, C. Drake, D . Lloyd. Row 3 D. Knott , J . M osher, J . Andersen , B. Stokes. 75 �Wrestling .Wrestling: Row 1: L. Christensen, T . Holmberg, K. Hough, A. Dofner. Row 2: J. Miller, M. Baumfalk, M. Dose, M. Jennings. Row 3: E . Jensen, C. Hildreth, B . Gubbels, C. Adair. Track Boys Track: Row 1: K. Hough, C. Drake, J . Andersen, D. Lloyd, B. Stokes, J . Casson. Row 2: G. Pullen, M. Baumfalk, R. Sharrett, L. Larsen, D. Andress, J. Pingel, D. Knott. Row 3: Coach C. Frisk, B. Leaders, M. Dose, B. Feller, B. Ravlin, P . Cerny, Coach C. Head. Girl's Track: Row 1: C. Dawson , K . Madsen, B. Masker, J. O'Donnell, J. Masker, S. Hardesty, D. Madsen , A. Hough. Row 2: M. Hough, B. Boyer, V. Geise, J. Cerny, T. Eret, E. Pitt, J . Ausdemore. Row 3: Coach C. Head , T . Andress, B. Obrecht, J. Brunow, T . McKern, B. Roye r, A. Scott, R. Christensen, Coach C. Frisk. 76 �Choir: Row 1: J. Brunow, B. Obrecht, B. Royer, T . Joens, B. Hildreth , B. Boyer, V. Geise, J. Pingel, J. Thompsen, J. Miller, B. Stokes, R. Schultz, J. Snyder, T . Cox. Row 2: C. Angeroth, S. Payne, S. Christensen, J. O'Donnell , S. Hardesty, J. Masker, T . Wolford, J. Casson, D. Lloyd , D. Knott, C. Thurlow, S. Bolte, R. Mattes. Row 3: E. Pitt, J. Ausdemore, R. Christensen , A. Scott, W. Elkins, M. Hough , B. Shelton, J. Mosher, T. Holmberg, P. Cerny, R. Sharrett, K. Hansen, M. Chadwick, A. Christense n. Row 4: C. Schaefer, S. Young, S. Whitson, J. Cerny, L. Erickson, L. Adair, E. Jensen, C. Hildreth, D. Andress, T. E ret, L. Larsen, L. Moore, S. Fleming, D. Hassle r. Row 5: C. Ivers, B. Masker, P. O'Neill, T. Andress. R. Reese, A. Hough, M. Levy, J . Larson, M. Mass. Band: Row 1: D. Hassler, S. Fleming. Row 2: T . Cox, M. Hough, R. Reese, T. Holmberg, W. E lkins, K. J ackson, V. Geise, M. Chadwick. Row 3: L. Erickson, C. Angeroth, M. Mass, T . Merdinger, J. Ausdemore, T . Eret, R. Rav lin , L. Moore, L. Lar en, B. Mas ker, S . H ard esty, V. Garcia, T . Joens, R. Plumb. Row 4: J. Cerny, S. Bolte, R. Schultz, C. Ivers, R. Christensen, M. Dose, L. Larsen, B. Ravlin, B. Leaders, P. Cern y, A. Scott, J. Casson , B. Shelton, T. Taylor, J . Witt, M. Baumfalk, L. Christensen , J. Miller, D. Knott. J . Rasmussen, B. Darrington. Standing: C. Hildreth , B. Feller, Director G. Montgomery , J. Andersen, J. Masker, J. Pin gel. T . Wolfo rd , K. Hough, M. Olsen, K. Madsen, S. Young, K. Hansen, C. Schaefer. 77 �STATE BANK & TRUST STATE UNDERWOOD, IOWA BANK& OFFICES AT COUNCIL BLUFFS HE N DERSON• MACEDONIA• MODALE TRUST MEmbEr FDIC & HaW'k"E~ Bancorpora tion Hough and Stein Snowmobile Center We Midasize American cars, foreign cars, light trucks and vans. 2720 West Bd wy ph. 328-9764 Polaris Quality Sales and Service. ph . 545-3871 Rt. 1 Underwood 51576 Mr. Charles Frisk chats with Mr. Joe Pickard at the Sweetheart Dance. 78 �Big Valley Equipment Co. 1402 South Main Council Bluffs, Ia. ph. (712) 323-7111 Congratulations Seniors 51501 Waldmann's Family Market , John, Sue, Jami, Sandi Underwood, la. ph. 566-2130 Veriti Waldman shows her spi ri t by m a king a sign during Spirit Week. P hil Longm eye r Shelley Ring Cresent Ia. 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(Il) PAUL HARVEY COMM ENTARY CAPTIONED ABC NEWS mm ~ l!'llftr" ... ftAU "Arllft closeup OUR PRIDE IS SHOWING ' 1 As t h e year comes to an end we look back on our wide world of sports t h at have done t heir best, the entertainm ent of friends and crazy times from activi t ies and organizations, and the facul ty who at times were too close for comfort. The seniors search for a new tomorrow while t he junior h igh aren't as young and restless as wh en t h ey began. The underclassman look on to next year wh en they'll t ake their days on e at a time and keep t h eir pride showing. 84 �Down Across 1. seniors favorite day. 1. can get you in trouble at home. 3. 9. 10. 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. instrumental music. punishment. acting. What you do in study hall. Singing. another word for locker room SMELL. Mr. Frisk's club. What teacher's do at the end of the day. 85 principal NHS activity Roman numeral X Blind _ _ __ teachers try to keep _ _ in class. final _ _ __ What you do at lunch. �Seniors Juniors Adams, Connie-page 4, 39, 48, 49. Arrick, Kristy-page 4, 48, 49, 54, 55, 59. .Ausdemore, Amy-page 4, 38, 3'9 , 61. Ausdemore, T eresa-page 4, 15, 34, 35, 39, 48, 49, 55. Bertelsen, Kirsten-page 4, 10, 19. Chadwick, Steve-page 4. Cowgill, Harry-page 5, 32. Coyle, Jim-page 5, 19, 32, 33, 36, 37, 43, 45. Darrington, Diane-page 5, 44, 48, 49, 54, 55, 59. Driver, Julie-page 5,7. Eledge, Theresa-page 5, 54, 61. Fimple, Charlotte-page 5, 56. Gach, Mary-page 6, 44, 59. Gathye, Kathy-page 6, 54, 59. Gilmore, Lee-page 6, 11, 14, 31, 36, 37, 45. Grim, Kimberly-page 6, 8. Hansen, Terry-page 6, 19, 32, 33, 43, 45. Hardesty, Richard-page 6, 11, 19, 32, 33, 43. Hinman, Twyla-page 6. Hunt, Lisa-page 7, 12, 54, 59. Hunt, Lynn-page 7. Hurd, Margaret-page 7, 48, 52, 54. Jensen, T odd-page 7, 20, 50, 81. Kaufman, David-page 7, 19, 32, 33, 43. Koenig, Tami-page 7, 34, 35, 44, 48, 49, 54, 59. Koesters, Mary-page 7, 52. Lander, Tammy-page 8. Larsen , Ann-page 5, 8, 19, 20, 56, 57, 59. Larsen, Sherrie-page 8. Leaders, Lynn-page 8, 17, 31, 32, 48, 49, 52, 53 Longmeyer, Philip-page 8, 9, 48, 49, 52, 53, 54, 79. Lustgraaf, Kris-page 8, 38, 39. Martin, Robin-page 5, 9, 34, 35, 38, 39. Matthews, Cindy-page 9, 17, 52, 53, 54, 58. McKee, Shawn-page 9, 12, 43. Miller, Jerry-page 9. Nielsen, T odd-page 9, 31, 43, 50, 81. Orellana, Paulina-page 9, 17, 58, 82. Plumb, Trisha-page 5, 10, 19, 48, 49, 54, 56, 57, 59, 61. Rasmussen, Kirk-page 9, 10, 16, 43, 48, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55. Ring, Shelley-page 10, 19, 34, 35, 39, 44, 48, 49. Rodenburg, Janis-page 10, 51, 54. Rodenburg, Mike-page 10, 32. Schnackenberg, David- page 9, 10, 14, 19, 32, 40, 49, 57. Stroebele, Carol-page 10, 15, 19, 34, 35, 39, 42, 44, 48, 49, 55, 56. Taylor, Jerry-page 8, 11, 40. Taylor, Rod-page 11, 14, 31, 40, 41, 48, 49. Torneten, Mark-page 4, 11, 16, 36, 37, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53, 55. Wh itney, Kris-page 8, 11, 48, 49. Wilson, Bill-page 9, 11, 32, 55. Wright, Robbie-page 11. Adair, Kelly-page 22, 54. Adams, Bill-page 20, 22, 32, 36, 37, 43, 45, 50, 59. Arrick, R onnie-page 22. Becker, Rick-page 22, 40 Bertelsen, Lisa-page 22, 48, 49. Brown, Shelly-page 22, 51. Casson, Doramae-page 14, 22, 39, 44, 48, 49, 55, 60. Christensen, Bryce-page 22, 32, 48, 49, 51, 55. Christensen, Rhonda-page 14, 22, 48, 49, 52, 53. Coberly, Steve-page 22, 32, 40, 51. Colglazier, Wendy-page 22. Dawson, Diane-page 22, 42, 44. Dofner, Danelle-page 22, 52, 53, 54, 58. Dose, Ron-page 22, 48, 49, 54. Gach, Gerri-page 17, 22, 48, 58. Garcia, Joan-page 22, 38, 48, 49, 60. Gartin, Scott-page 22, 43. Geise, Randy-page 18, 22, 32, 36, 37, 45, 48, 49, 51, 53. Grace, Tracy-page 22, 43. Greelis, Ken-page 22. Grim, David-page 22, 43. Hansen, D erek-page 22, 32, 45, 48, 49, 53. Hassler, Deanna-page 22, 54. Hough, Tracy-page 14, 20, 23, 24, 39, 42, 44, 48, 49, 60. Huff, Bill-page 23. Hutson, Rodney-page 22, 43, 50. Jennings, Darrell-page 23, 50. Jensen, Ba rb-page 48, 49, 59. Jones, Mike-page 23, 40, 51. Kamminga, Janet-page 23. Kephart, Mike-page 23, 32, 60. Kohel, Lisa-page 23. Kruse, Dave-page 23, 43. Larsen, Wendy-page 23, 48, 49, 54, 55, 56, 59. Leth, Jean-page 23, 57. Magnuson, Terry-page 23. McKern, Kim-page 14, 23, 24, 48, 49. Minear, Shelley-page 23, 34, 35, 42. Montgomery, Brad-page 23, 31, 43, 48, 49, 51, 52, 53, 55. Moore, Dennis-page 23, 24, 32. Muell, Butch-page 23, 32, 33, 51. N elson, Darren-page 23, 32, 43, 60. Obrecht, Bradd-page 23, 50. O'Doniel, Jaye-page 23, 38, 39, 44, 48, 49, 52, 53, 54, 55, 59, 60. Osborn, Jim-page 23, 32, 43, 50, 60. Peterson, Danny-page 23, 50. Petersen, Donna-page 23. Phillips, Julie-page 23. Powell, Lisa-page 14, 23, 48, 49, 51, 52, 53. Rahde, Patricia-page 23. Rasmussen, Lisa-page 23, 54. Shafer, M ark-page 14, 23, 24, 31, 32, 43, 48, 49, 51, 55. Sherbon, Gary-page 23. Simmons, Doreen-page 24, 48, 49. Smith, Jackie-page 17, 24, 54. Sorensen, Jayne-page 24, 56. Vik, Stephanie-page 24, 35, 38, 42, 44, 48, 49, 51, 59. Taylor, Rich -page 18, 24, 31, 40, 48, 49, 51. Wenninghoff, Debbie-page 24, 54. White, Cynthia-page 24, 48, 49, 52, 54. Wolford, Todd-page 24, 32, 43, 48, 49, 51, 52, 53. 86 �Sophomores Freshmen Barker, Susan-page 25, 48, 49, 52, 53, 60. Baumfalk, Scott-page 25, 48, 49, 51, 60. Baxley, Scott-page 16, 25, 32, 36, 37, 52, 53. Bertelsen, Vern-page 25, 40, 50. Burke, Tisha-page 25, 35, 48, 49, 54, 56, 59, 60, 61. Carter, Pam-page 25 Christoffersen, Davin-page 25, 48, 49. Connolly, Bob-page 25, 50. Cowgill, Lori-page 25. Driver, Brian-page 25, 58. Edwards, Amy-page 25, 27, 34, 38, 51. Elam, Teresa-page 25. Eledge, Tyler-page 25, 32. Eret, Ty-page 25, 32. Etherington, Shelly-page 25, 42, 51. Gach, Terri-page 25, 42, 44. Garcia, Joe-page 25, 31. Geise, Kelly-page 25, 46, 48, 49, 50. Gittins, Todd-page 25. Gunderson, Gayle-page 25, 46, 48, 49. Hackett, Mike-page 14, 17, 25, 32, 40, 41, 43. Hanson, Ty-page 25. Holcomb, Robin-page 25. Jensen, Laura-page 25, 52, 53, 56. Jensen, Mike-page 25, 36, 48, 49, 51, 82. Kaufman, Dianna-page 25. Koesters, Cindy-page 25. Larsen, Rodney-page 26, 31, 36, 37, 48, 49, 50. Larsen, Roger-page 26, 31, 36, 37, 48, 49, 60. Larson, Paul-page 26, 43. Leth, Jan-page 16, 26, 52, 53, 56. Leytham, Becky-page 26, 48, 51, 56. Longmeyer, Barb-page 26, 27, 34, 35, 39, 42, 44, 48, 49, 54. M artin, Carey-page 26, 27, 44, 51. M cKern, Debbie-page 14, 26, 27, 34, 38, 44, 48, 49, 54. M cKern, Kerin-page 17, 26, 35, 38, 39, 42, 51, 55, 58. Nelson, Kent-page 26. Nichols, Brian-page 26, 43. Nuzum, Todd-page 14, 17, 26, 32, 36, 37, 45. Olsen, Jill-page 20, 26, 48, 49, 59. Plumb, Sheila-page 14, 20, 26, 46, 54, 55, 56, 57, 60. R a vlin, Kathleen-page 26, 34, 39, 44, 48, 49. Rowe, Eric-page 26, 32, 36, 37, 60. Roye r, J ay-page 26, 51, 58. Ryan, Dave-page 17, 20, 26, 32, 36, 37, 46, 50. 8ealock, Ron-page 26, 32, 36, 43, 45, 50, 51, 59. Severson, Juli-page 26, 48, 49, 59. S hafer, Lisa -page 26, 34, 35, 48, 49, 51, 54, 57, 59. S im mons, Tom-page 26, 36, 37, 48, 49, 51, 60. S nyd e r, Mike-page 26, 27, 43. Stroebele, Dave-page 14, 20, 26, 32, 36, 37, 43, 45. Tech , Teresa-page 26, 44. 'r hompson, Monda-page 26, 51, 60. Wah le, Joy-page 26, 48, 52, 54, 56. Whitney, Dallas-page 26, 32, 43, 45, 48, 49, 60. Winner, Tim-page 26, 50. Wolford, Tawna-page 26, 42, 52, 53, 56. Arbaugh, Becky-page 17, 28, 52, 53, 54, 58. Ausdemore, Susy-page 20, 27, 28, 35, 38, 48, 49. Barnum, Kevin-page 28. Baxley, Penny-page 28, 52, 57. Brown, Don-page 28. Brunow, Doug-page 28, 32, 50, 51. Casson, Dave-page 28, 32, 36, 50. Casson, Rob-page 28, 36, 50. Dawson, Jeff-page 18, 28, 32, 37, 43. Drake, Tammi-page 28, 54, 56. Fronk, Brian-page 28, 50. Garcia, Shelly-page 28, 35, 38, 52. Gochanour, Shelly-page 28. Grim, Steve-page 28, 50. Harris, Ed-page 28 Hartwell, Lisa-page 28, 48, 49, 51, 57. Hinman, Duane-page 28, 36, 43, 48, 49, 58. Holcomb, Ronda-page 28, 54. H ough, Jennifer-page 28, 48, 49, 57. Hutson, Kirby-page 28, 48, 49. Jenson, Wendy-page 28, 35, 48, 49, 52, 57. Kaufman, Rod-page 28. Koesters, Mike-page 28, 50, 52, 53. Larsen, Nancy-page 17, 28, 48, 49, 52. Larson, Troy-page 17, 28, 58. Leaders, Gregg-page 20, 29, 36, 50, 59. Mander, Keith-page 29, 48, 49. McDonald, Joyce-page 17, 29, 35, 58. McKee, Lana-page 29, 35, 38, 42, 48, 49, 52. Miller, Tami-page 29, 42, 48, 49. Mils, Sean-page 29, 32, 36. Montgomery, Curtis-page 27, 29, 32, 48, 49, 53. Moore, Danny-page 29, 32, 43, 48, 49, 52, 53. Peterson, Tracy-page 29, 35, 38, 42, 48, 49, 50. Pingel, Julie-page 17, 27, 29, 48, 49, 52, 53. Pitt, Rod-page 17, 29, 32, 40, 43, 50, 58. Potter, Fred-page 29. Rasmussen, Cindy-page 29, 48, 49, 54. Rasmussen, Ron -page 29, 40, 52. Ryan, Danny-page 29, 36, 46, 48, 49, 50, 59. Schaefer, Cristy-page 29, 48, 49. Spidell, Sherry-page 29. Starnes, Bill-page 29, 32, 48, 49. Wahle, Gary-page 29, 32, 40, 52. Waldman, Veriti-page 17, 29, 51, 52, 53, 58, 79. White, Karen-page 29, 32, 42, 48, 49, 52. Whitson, Daniel-page 17, 27, 29, 40, 52, 53. Wilson, Neil-page 29, 32. Witt, Denise-page 17, 29, 35, 42, 46, 48, 49, 51, 56, 57, 59. Wright, Sandy-page 29. 87 �88 ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. 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Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1983 Underwood High School Yearbook 1983 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/782dd260eae4d8a70b2e01bb2ab04509.pdf f08e52246b3f09d0a56614689b26b2dc PDF Text Text UJtderwood 1984 / ��Underwood Log, 1984 Under wood Log , DATE DUE UD 1984 ��UNDERWOOIJ HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY ���Seniors Susan Barker Scott Baumfalk Scott Baxley Amy Edwards instructs Jill Olsen on how to make fudge properly. Pres. P. Larson. V.P. M. Snyder. Sec. A. Edwards, Treas. J. Olsen. Vern Bertelsen Tisha Burke Pam Carter Davin Christottersen �Lori Cowgill Nadia Del Re Amy Edwards Tyler Eledge Theresa Elam Ty Eret Brian Driver The Senior float displays top honors in the Homecoming parade. Shelly Etherington �Robin Holcomb supervises the strength of his physics project. Mike Hackett shows his enthusiasm toward Preppy Day. Mike Hackett Terri Gach Joe Garcia ' Kelly Geise Gayle Gunderson Robin Holcomb Laura Jensen �Mike Jensen Rod Larsen Senior boys support Dave Ryan in his idea of a " # 1 pep talk " . Roger Larsen Becky Leytham Kate Ravlin tells how to stuff napkins correctly. Barb Longmeyer Carey Martin Deb McKern ���Not pictured: Bob Connolly Todd Gittens Paul Larson Mike Snyder Dave Stroebele Teresa Tech Joy Wahle Dallas Whitney Angie Wimbley Tawna Wolford Pam Carter gives every bit of her attention in class as usual. ��Forever's Gonna Start Tonight The 1983 Homecoming Court from lejt to right : Dave Stroebele, Lisa Shafer, Dave Ryan, Ti sha Burke, Queen Sheila Plumb, King Todd Nuzum, Terri Gach, Mike Hackett, Eric Rowe, Barb Longmeyer, Ron Sealock, and Amy Edwards. Todd Nuzum looks over his ballet form under the approving eye of Master Veriti Waldman. Julie Brunow goes all out in suppor t for th e opposing team, while Sean Mils strains- with effort in the Spirit Night tug-a-war. 12 �The seventh grade cheerleaders cheer as they go down Main Street during the parade. Eric Rowe and his date jam. The theme for the 1983 Homecoming Coronation was "Forever's Gonna Start Tonight." The Homecoming king and queen were Todd Nuzum and Sheila Plumb. The ceremony started at 8:30, which is later than previous years, because the volleyball team was in sectional play. The dance started at 9:30. The masters of ceremony were Susy Ausdemore and Gregg Leaders. The senior tribute was given by Curt Montgomery. Scott Baxley performed "You Are So Beautiful." This year, Spirit Week seemed to have a few major changes; punk and preppy day, dress up day, and blue-white day. There was also a major change Thursday night with a bonfire, pep ra lly, and tug-of-war matches, in which the sen iors won each division. The seniors also won the 1983 spirit ·rock. Friday the students got out of school at 10:00 to make floats for Underwoods first Homecoming Parade. The parade took place at 1:00 P. M., in which the junior and senior high classes, elementary, the football team, volleyball team, and the cheerleading squads decorated their floats for prizes. The floats paraded down Main Street, led by the band. Tracy Joens, Kim Hansen, and Amber Christensen look groovy on 60's day. The Eagles defeated the l.S.D. Bobcats, 32-9, in Friday night's football game. 13 �Laura Jensen and Julie Pingel look surprised by the likes of Mike Koesters, Scott Baxley, and Dan Moore. Wicked witshes Becky Arbaugh. Penny Baxley, and Joy Wahle boil a different type of brew (Brent Stokes) in this scene. The World Of Oz On November 4 and 5 the Underwood musical, The Wizard Of Oz, was presented. It included a double cast role of Dorothy, played by Julie Pingel on Friday night and Laura Jensen on Saturday night. Scott Baxley played the Scarecrow, Dan Moore played the Lion, and Mike Koesters played the Tin Man, Nancy Dose and Vicki Grote and Debbie Pickard were accompanists., The musical was under the direction of Mrs. Wallin. Scott Baxley, Gary Wahle, and Mike Koesters discuss the Land of Oz. Even the school board can follow the lead of Andy Dofner! �The World Of Make Believe The 1984 play, "Alice in Wonderland" , was put on March 23 and 24. The play was directed by Rose Marie Velasquez-Herrera. "Alice in Wonderland" was adapted for the stage by Eva Le Gallienne and Florida Friebus from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass. Thirty-two students took part in the play. Chrissy Ivers and Sue Bolte shared the leading role of "Alice". Stephanie Leytham waits patiently as a fellow cast member helps her get dressed. Fred Potter, the Gryphon, entertains Bobbi Jo Eastman, the Mock Turtl e. l Th e Mad Hatter, Sara Whitson, serenades the other cast members. 15 �leaving An Old World Commencement is the day that all high school students look forward to. It is a day for the graduating seniors to celebrate 13 years of education and in a way, celebrate adulthood. The underclassmen look on and wish that they were the lucky ones. For this group of graduating seniors, graduation was on May 6, at 2 o'clock. The Junior Leaders, Denise Witt and Curt Montgomery, led the Class of 1984 into the gym while the high school band played the processional. Rev. Delbert Story gave the benediction and invocation. The seniors in music then performed one last time with the band and choir. Sheila Plumb and Mike Snyder gave the Senior Commencement Address and Nadia Del Re had some special comments. Mr. Hjelle then gave out the special recognition awards to several seniors. After that, Don Casson awarded the 52 member class each with their diploma. l Seniors enthusiastically end their high school years. These seniors wonder about life after Underwood High School. Sheila Plumb and Mike Snyder address the Class of 1984. Scott Baxley adjusts Susan Barkers hat. 16 �Th e six senior choir members sing together one last time. Joe Ga rcia a nd N ad ia Del R e seem t o show mixed feelings about graduating. Roger Larsen plays his trombone at graduation. Don Casson presents Gayle Gunderson wtth his diploma. 17 �Bill Starnes and Susy Ausdemore wait for the program to begin. All Night long The prom servers relax after a job well done. Mrs. McKee carries salads as other junior parents prepare them . 18 �The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the high school on April 14. The junior class sold pizzas and worked in concession stands to help pay for the prom. Some junior parents cooked the meal and the prom servers served the meal. The prom servers were sophomores who were elected by the junior class; Amber Christensen, Teresa McKern, Brenda Hildreth, Brenda Obrecht, Laura Erickson, Mike Dose, Cliff Hildreth, Vince Arculeo, Greg Childs, and Roy Sharrett. Curt Montgomery gave a welcome and Cristy Schaefer and Denise Witt recognized the junior parents who organized the meal and the prom servers. Troy Larson gave a dramatic presentation called "The Boogeyman". Redd Tag provided the music for the dance. Keit h Mander shares a secret with Angie Arculeo. Cristy Schaefer introduces the prom servers. Neil Wilson enjoys the evening. 19 �Todd Nuzum and Ron Sealock didn't do much dancing at the homecoming dance. Fred Potter and Troy Larson rehearse their parts for Alice in Wonderland. This senior kept his sense of humor on slave day. 20 ��The 1983 boys baseball team finished with a record of 10 wins and 11 losses. The team also finished third in the West Harrison Tournament. Dave Stroebele received first team All-Conference as shortstop, while Derek Hansen, first base, and Randy Geise, left field, were awarded second team All-Conference. The 1983 boys baseball team consisted of: Row 1-Roy Sharrett, Paul Cerny, Mike Dose, Danny Hansen, Rod Pitt, Cliff Hildreth, and Bret Feller. Row 2-Dave Stroebele, Ron Sealock, Dave Casson , Bradd Obrecht, Dallas Whitney, Gayle Gunderson, and Coach Bill Reid. Row 3- Mike Hackett , Derek Hansen, Rand y Geise, Jeff Dawson , Robert Casson, Bill Ad ams, and A sst. Coach Pat Paul. Out Of The Ballpark Jeff Dawson squares around to bunt. Bill Ad ams prepares to fire the ball home. 22 �The 1983 girls varsity softball team finished with a season re- cord of nine wins and 12 losses. The junior varsity record was ten wins, six losses. The conference record was seven wins, seven losses. There were 19 girls on the team, including ten returning letterwinners. First team All-Conference honors went to Kate Ravlin and Lana McKee. Most valuable player award went to Kate Ravlin . Rookie of the Year was awarded to Brenda Obrecht. Underwood J.V. includes; front row-Brenda Obrecht , Beth Royer, Victoria Garcia, Michelle Hough , Marijo Chadwick, Brenda Hildreth; second row-Varsity-Terri Gach , Lana McKee, Barb Longmeyer, Teresa Tech, Susy Ausdemore, Kate Ravlin, Carey Martin; third row-Asst. Coach Dick McMahon, Diane Kaufman, Tracy Peterson, Stephanie Vik, Doramae Casson, Coach Joyce Rodenburg, and bat girl Jill Stroebele. Steph anie Vik gets ready for a bunt. Terri Gach tries for a strike-out. 23 �Eagles Kick-off Members of the 1983 football team include: 1st row- Neil Wilson . Dave Casson, Rod Pitt, Robert Casson, Mike Hackett , Todd Nuzum. Dave Stroebele, Tyler Eledge, Sean Mils, and Manager Dan Moore. 2nd row- Jeff Miller. Jim Pingel, Pat Galloway, Ron Sealock, Doug Wright, Brent Stokes. Liew Christensen, Jim Casson. Andy Dofner. and Coach Mike Ballenger. 3rd row- Troy Wolford, Dave Andress, Bret Feller. Mike Baumfalk, Brian Darrington, Roy Sharrett, Paul Cerny, Mike Boudreau , Eric Jensen and Head Coach Ed Hawks. 4th row- Gary Wahle. Dan Ryan , Cliff Hildreth. Doug Brunow, Bill Starnes. Greg Childs, Dave Collins. Rick Ravlin, Darren Rowe, and Coach Art Whitt en. Not pictured are Dave Ryan and Curt Montgomery. It's a whole different world out there on a football field . It's a world of competition, pain , sweat, and satisfaction as seen through the eyes of the players. It's a worl d of excitement, tun, and Friday night entertainment as seen through the eyes of the spectators. These world s together make the football games. The 1983 Underwood football team ended their season with a 4-5 record . They did an outstanding job in their wins, and their losses can't begin to tell the story of th e games. Todd Nuzum led the team in rushing with 720 yards and in tackles with 100 tackles. Dave Stroebele led the team in scoring with 32 points. Todd Nuzu m and Mike Hackett were named on the All-Conference team as linebacker and offensive guard. Dave Stroebele was named honorable mention All-Conference as fullback. Quarterback Sean Mils hands off the ball to another Eagle on an offensive play. Eagle players display some of their pre-game strength as they break through the hoop. 24 �The Eagle offensive line is ready to gain yardage and score, as center Doug Brunow prepares to hike the ball. Greg Childs punts the ball to the other end of the field . Dave Ryan is ready to take on the other team's offensive line. Mike Hackett and Tyler Eledge aren' t really football players; they're tigers in disguise as demonstrated at a pep rall y. UNDERWOOO HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 25 �Eagles Score Big In Tourneys The Underwood girls volleyball team had one of the most successful seasons since the sport became a part of the world of Underwood athletics. They placed first in the sectional tournament, which advanced them into regional play. They lost in the semi-finals to Griswold, who eventually went on to state. The team also won first place in their invitational tournament and placeq fourth in the conference tournament. Two individuals who made the All-Conference team were Barb Longmeyer, first team, and Kate Ravlin, second team . Overall the team was 14-8 and 6-3 in conference play. The junior varsity team had a good year, with a record of 7-3; the freshmen finished the season with a 3-7 record. Barb Longmeyer sets the ball for an Underwood spiker. 26 The Underwood varsity volleyball team - Front row Tracy Peterson, Vicky Geise, Lana McKee, Shelly" Garcia, Susy Au sdemore, and Bre nda Obrecht. Back row: Coach Ka ren Dahl, Nadia Del Re, Teresa : Tech, Barb Longmeyer, Kat hleen Ravlin, Lisa Shafer, and Coach Joyce Rodenburg. Freshman Buffy Masker concentrates on her serve. Nadia Del Re gets into posi tion for the return from the opponent. �Members of the junior varsity team include: Front row-Beth Royer, Lisa Bandy, Amber Christensen, Victoria Garcia, Shelly Christensen, and Brenda Hildreth. Back row-Coach Karen Dahl, Sally Payne, Tracy Peterson, Lana McKee, Brenda Obrecht, Julie Brunow and Coach Joyce Rodenburg. Members of the freshmen team include: Front row-Sara Whitson, Linda Larsen, Buffy Masker, Shelly Hardesty, Lisa Bandy, Renee Christensen, Susan Young, Tia Eret and Sue Bolte. Back row-Coach Karen Dahl, Ellie Pitt, Sheri Colglazier, Bobbi Jo Eastman, Jodi Masker, Janis Ausdemore and Coach Joyce Rodenburg. Teresa Tech pleases the crowd with a spike. 27 �Long Distance Dreamers The cross country team includes; Row 1-Carol Oawson, Becky Boyer, Au dra Hough, Michelle Hough, Row 2-Lan ce Larsen, Kelly Hough, Dan Whitson, Bob Ravlin. Row 3Coach Bill Reid, Jeff Dawson, Tom Simmons, and Eric Rowe. Becky Boyer toughs it out. The cross country team had a very tough, but good season this year with many freshmen coming out for the spor.t. This year Underwood had a very impressive girls team, which consisted of one sophomore and three freshmen . The girls team would have won the district meet and advanced to the state meet if Carol Dawson's run hadn't been disqualified. Coach Reid has very high hopes for the future of the girls team. Coach Reid also has high expectations for the boys team. He said he feels that Bob Ravlin and Jeff Dawson can really help the team for the next season. Bob Ravlin moves up on his opponent. ... Eric Rowe gives it his all. 28 �The World Of Screamers Teresa Tech tries to inconspiciously root on the team as part of the band. "Who did it?" "He did it." "Don't do it again! " Such are the sounds of an enthusiastic crowd; an important element in the excitement of any sporting event. The support of peers and parents helps athletes to perform to their best abilities and strive for number one, not always in rank but in spirit. Spectators represent a world away from the sweat and hustle of the game. Their world involves screaming and yelling athletes on to being stars of tomorrow. Lisa Bandy and Sheri Colglazier show that spirit runs skin deep on them. Tracy Peterson excites the '·Hawaiian" crowd. Denise Hassler, Janet Cerny, Brenda Hildreth , Laura Erickson, and Brenda Obrecht cheer on the blue. 29 �Eagles Soar To Future After a mid-season losing streak the young Eagles upset St. Alberts and finished by winning 3 of the last 5 games. The 1983-84 Eagles were led in scoring by a young forward court and defensively by senior captains Kerin McKern and Kate Ravlin. The defensive average was the second best in the school's history. With the young forwards and the experience the guards received, 1984-85 should be a continued improvement. The girls varsity basketball tea m-row 1: Kerin Mc Kern and Kathleen Ravlin, Row 2: Tracy Peterson, Susy Ausdemore, Shelly Garcia, and Lana McKee. Row 3: Coach Ed Hawks, Julie Brunow, Vicky Geise, Teresa McKern, Lisa Bandy, Brenda Obrecht, and Coach Dick McMahon. Teresa McKern shoots as Lisa Bandy gives her support. ' 30 Li sa Bandy receives a pass as the Eagle players on the bench an ticipate a score. �... The girls junior varsity basketball team-Front row: Tia Eret, Tracy Taylor, Sue Bolte, Buffy Masker, Susan Young, Renae Reese, and Jan Ausdemore. Elack row: Coach Ed Hawks, Jodi Masker, Renee Christensen, Sheri Colglazier, Bobbi Jo Eastman, Shelly Hardesty, Michelle Hough, and Tracey Cox . Teresa McKern shoots over her defenders. Eagle girls show their spirit before the game. 31 �Eagles Prevail On Court. Varsity boys basketball members include: Back-Manager T. Simmons, J. Garcia, Rd. Larsen, D. Ryan, Rg. Larsen, B. Starn es, Assistant Coach M. Stanley. Front- G. Leaders, T. Nuzum, S. Mils, J. Dawson, R. Casson, Head Coach M. Ballenger. Not pictured: E. Rowe and D. Casson. J.V. basketball members include: Manager T. Simmons, R. Ravlin, G. Childs, P. Cerny, D. Ryan, T. Ausdemore, J. Casson, D. Rowe, J. Pingel, Coach M. Sta nley. Front- R. Larsen, B. Leaders, D. Andress, B. Feller, B. Darrington, R. Sharrett, B. Stokes, G. Pu llen. 32 .a �The 1983-84 boys basketball team showed intensity and leadership throughout the season. Roger Larsen, Rod Larsen, Dave Ryan, Todd Nuzum, Eric Rowe, and Joe Garcia, senior letterwinners, showed strength and determination which helped pull the team to its victories. Other letterwinners were Jeff Dawson, Gregg Leaders, Robert Casson and Bill Starnes. The team finished with a 6-3 conference record , and 11 -7 overall record. One senior, Roger Larsen, made the AllConterence team. It was the first time in 10 years that Underwood had over a .500 season. The team will bring back tour letterwinners and two other experienced players who showed a lot of support on the team. Eric Rowe shows a good defensive position. Roger Larsen shows perfect form in shooting a jumper. Dave Ryan anticipates the pass so he can shoot for two 33 �World Of Breaking Records The 1983-84 wrestling squad appears to have found a new hobby outside the world of wrestling, the world of breaking records. The wrestlers ended up breaking 8 out of 17 previously held school records, both individually and as a team. The team itself broke such records as most take-downs, most near-falls, and most dual meet points. One Eagle wrestler, senior Vern Bertelsen, was able to see wrestling from a different viewpoint. After gaining title of sectional and district champion at 138, he was able to advance to the world of state competition, where he won his first round . The team placed first in their annual quadrangular and placed fourth in the sectional tournament. Overall, they finished the season with a 6-51 record. Dallas Whitney attempts a new strategy to get his opponent on his back . - Dave Stroebele's opp onent probably wishes he was in a differen t world during this match at th e dual meet with Tri-Cen ter. Vern Bertelsen has his man right where he wants him, adding another wi n to his seasonal record . 34 �The 1983-84 Wrest li ng team includes: Front row- Eric Jensen, Matt Jennings, Mike Dose, Dan Whitson , Rod Pitt, Dallas Whitney, and Charlie Fisher, Back row- Tyler Eledge, Dave Stroebele, Mike Hackett, Gary Wahle, Gayle Gunderson, and Vern Bertelsen. Not pictured- Liew Christensen and Scott Baumfalk . Mike Dose demonstrates the pain and determination it takes to belong to the world of wi nning. Vern Bertelsen accepts a shirt awarded to him by the athletic boosters for being a state participant. 35 �The World Of Track And Field Two relay teams qualified for state this year. They were: the 1600 medley re1a y- Todd Nuzum, Eric Rowe, Vern Bertlesen, and Jeff Dawson, and the two mile relay-Brian Leaders, Bob Ravlin, Vern Bertlesen, and Jeff Dawson. The 1600 medley relay finished third at the state track meet, and set a new school record. The two mile relay finished tenth. The team did extremely well considering the small number involved. Boys trgck team : Row 1-Gary Pullen; Roy Sharrett, Brian Leaders, Dalla s Whi tney, Coach Bill Reid. Row 2-Asst. Coach Jerry Anderson, Jeff Dawson, Bret Feller, Gayle Gunderson, Vince Arculeo. Vern Bertlesen. Row 3-Mike Snyder, Rod Pitt, Bob Ravlin, Paul Cerny, Scott Baxley, Todd Nuzum , Paul Larson. Row 4-Eric Rowe. Lance Larsen, Jim Pingel, Jim Andersen, Brian Nichols. Mike Snyder put s all his effort in his th row. Jeff Dawson anchors the 1600 relay team to gain third at state and set a new school record. 36 �Kerin McKern was the first girl in the history of Underwood girls track to finish first place in districts and the second to go on to state competition. Kerin earned points at the state track meet by tieing for second place in the high jump. She also tied her own high jump record of 5'3" during the year. Three school records were improved up'o"ri this year. One was in the 3000 meter run by Audra Hough, another by Carol Dawson in the 1500 meter run, and the third by Barb Longmeyer in the long jump. There were 28 girls out for track, 20 of them were freshmen and sophomores. Coach McMahon feels this talented young team has a promising future. Girls tra ck team: Row 1-Amy Fredrickson, Row 2-Sara Whitson, Denise Hassler, Renee Christensen, Buffy Masker, Audra Hough, Jeanie O'Donnell, Missy Edwards. Row 3-Asst. Coach Minssen, Ellie Pitt, Carol Dawson, Shelly Hardesty, Sheri Colglazier, Lisa Bandy, Michelle Hough, Janet Cerny, Coach Dick McMahon. Row 4-Barb Longmeyer, Nadia Del Re, Ke rin McKern, Kathleen Ravlin, Tracy Peterson, Tami Miller, Lana McKee. Row 5Denise Witt , Teresa McKern, Stephanie Favre, Becky Boyer, Laura Erickson, Nancy Jones, Brenda Obrecht. Kerin McKern shows her form in the high jump. Tracy Peterson clears the hurdle. 37 �Baseball UHS 3 11 12 8 1 6 5 2 2 5 7 West Harrison Manilla Shelby Shelby Mo. Valley Mo. Valley Treynor Treynor Avoha Avoha Carson Mac. Carson Mac. Lo Ma Tri-Center Tri-Center Griswold Griswold Oakland Oakland 4 5 5 4 1 11 13 OPP 8 0 2 2 2 8 4 12 4 15 9 0 3 3 6 3 12 5 7 10 11 8 9 10 Conference Griswold Districts Griswold Sports Scores Wrestling Logan Mag. Tri-Center - Carson Walnut Shelby Denison J.V. Oakland Griswold Mo. Valley Avoha Treynor West Harrison UHS 20 30 44 60 40 50 30 15 24 28 42 18 Tri-Center Shelby Carson Mac. Oakland Treynor l.S .D. Mo. Valley Tri-Center Shelby Mo. Valley Griswold Walnut Avoha Carson Mac. Malvern Nishna Valley Conference Carson Mac. Sectionals Tri-Center UHS 48 62 51 50 38 80 55 58 90 60 39 53 72 72 51 45 54 40 OPP 43 24 39 42 42 30 43 67 64 42 58 74 56 61 41 59 51 51 3 0 3 0 1 3 3 3 3 OPP 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 1 0 0 Conference Avoha Griswold Tri-Center 2 1 0 0 2 2 Sectiona ls Shelby Avoha Tri-Center 3 3 3 1 2 2 Regionals Adair-Casey Griswold 3 0 1 3 38 UHS 0 9 3 0 26 7 33 0 29 St . A lberts Avoha Griswold Mo. Valley Tri-Center Shelby l.S .D. Treynor Oakland Carson Mac. 0 Mo. Valley Treynor Shelby Shelby Oakland Logan Mag . Avoha Griswold St. Alberts Mo. Vall ey Logan Mag . Treynor Tri-Center Oakland Tri -Cen ter Avoha Griswold St. Alberts Fremont Mills UHS 11 14 1 0 0 13 14 1 7 5 8 24 10 6 3 9 3 4 10 OPP 6 2 5 7 6 3 3 7 11 1 9 10 9 4 6 10 4 16 0 Conference Oakland 0 12 Sectionals Shelby 4 5 Girls Basketball OPP 47 38 79 54 62 47 29 46 98 58 66 87 58 54 61 42 61 Shelby Carson Mac. Tri-Center Shelby Oakland Treynor l.S .D. Mo. Valley Tri -Cen ter Mo. Vall ey Griswold Walnu t Abraham Lincoln Avoha St. Albert s Carson Mac. Malvern UHS 31 48 57 52 50 43 67 39 57 55 40 46 32 48 63 66 43 Conference Oakl an d 50 64 Sectionals l.S.D. St. Alberts 68 44 42 45 Cross Country Football Tri-Center Shelby Mo. Valley Griswold Oakland Treynor l. S.D. Avoha Carson Mac. OPP 39 33 26 0 15 12 16 46 24 34 24 42 Volleyba11 UHS Boys Basketball Softball OPP 6 6 20 48 14 21 9 27 0 Glenwood Harlan Carrol Kuem per Manilla Woodbin e Mo. Valley Di stri cts Boys 8th 9th 14th 6th 4th 6th Girls 7th 8th 6th 4th '3rd 5th 6th DO ��ll l-----..- Concert Band: Row 1-0. Hassler, T. Cox. R. Reese. Row 2-J. Larson, W. Elkins, V. Geise, M. Chadwick, C. Schaefer, L. Hartwell, T. Peterson, J. Pingel, T. Burke, J. Severson. Row 3-S. Baumfalk, L. McKee, W. Jenson, N. Larsen, D. Witt, B. Starnes, L. Larsen, B. Masker, S. Hardesty, C. Ivers, V. Garcia, D. Ryan, T. Joens, R. Plumb, T. Miller. Row 4-L. Erickson, C. Angeroth, T. Eret, J. Ausdemore, B. Shelton, T. Taylor, P. Cerny, B. Ravlin, D. Moore, K. Geise, T. Simmons, G. Gunderson, R. Larsen, J. Miller, D. Knott, B. Darrington, C. Rasmussen, R. Larsen. Row 5-B.J. Eastman, L. Bandy, R. Christensen, J. Cerny, R. Schultz, C. Ivers, K. Ravlin, B. Longmeyer, T. Merdinger, S. Barker, L. Moore, M. Baumfalk, J. Witt. Row 6-K. Mander, V. Arculeo, B. Feller, C. Hildreth, M. Jensen, D. Christofferson, K. Hough, I. Wolford, J. Pingel, J. Masker, M. Dose, Mr. G. Montgomery, L. Christensen, K. Madsen, C. Schaefer, S. Young, S. Ausdemore, L. Shafer, K. Hansen. World Of Music Marching Band: Row 1-L. Shafer, J. Severson, T. Burke. Row 2-S. Baumfalk, N. Larsen. W. Jenson, B. Starnes, L. McKee, B.J. Eastman, L. Bandy, R. Christensen. Row 3-W. Elkins, T. Peterson, J. Pingel, C. Schaefer; M. Chadwick, V. Geise, J. Cerny, C. Ivers. Row 4-T. Cox, D. Hassler, J. Larson, R. Reese, L. Erickson, T. Eret, J. Ausdemore, L. Larsen. Row 5-C. Angeroth, C. Schaefer, R. Schultz, D. Witt, L. Hartwell, B Shelton, C. Rasmussen, V. Arculeo, K. Mander, L. Adair. Row 6-T. Merdinger, D. Ryan, R. Plumb, V. Garcia, C. Ivers, B. Masker. S. Hardesty, T. Joens, T. Miller, K. Jackson. Row 7-K. Hansen, S. Ausdemore, S. Young, K. Madsen. L. Moore, B. Longmeyer, S. Barker, M. Baumfalk. Row 8-K. Hough, T. Wolford, J. Masker, J. Pingel, D. Christoffersen, M. Dose, C. Hildreth, B. Feller. Row 9-T. Taylor, P. Cerny, B. Ravlin, D. Moore, K. Geise, T. Simmons, G. Gunderson, K. Ravlin . Row 10-L. Christensen, J. Andersen, J. Miller, B. Darrington, C. Montgomery, D. Knott, J. Witt, R. Larsen. Row 11-Mr. G. Montgomery, B. Boyer, J. Brunow, B. Obrecht, N. Del Re, B. Hildreth, S. Christensen. 40 �1-- - Seniors: Row 1- Susan Barker, Kate Ravlin, Scott Baumfalk. Row 2-Juli Severson, Tisha Burke, Barb Longmeyer, Lisa Shafer, Davin Christoffersen. Row 3-Roger Larsen, Tom Simmons, Kelly Geise, Gayle Gunderson, Mike Jensen, Rod Larsen . ...-.m!B~I,.,._~~::=====-=-=-=---......:..~:..:=::::::::=:;:::::::::::=::;~~.~---+-----~--..._--~ .., Competion Stage Band: Row 1-A. Christen sen, L. Larsen, B. Masker, s. Hardesty, A. Plumb, T. Joens, T. Miller, L. Moore, S. Barker, M. Baumfalk, Row 2-Rg. Larsen, C. Rasmussen, B. Darrington, J. Miller, D. Knott. Row 3-C. Montgomery, V. Arculeo, J. Andersen, D. Moore, T. Simmons, G. Gunderson, Rd. Larsen, Mr. G. Montgomery, S. Ausdemore, L. Shafer. Majorette Lisa Shafer, Baton Twirle r Juli Severson, and Majorette Tisha Burke. The marching band's year began when they practiced for and performed in the 1983 4th of July Parade. They also performed in the Homecoming Parade and at all the home football games. Underwood hosted the State Jazz Band Contest in January, and went to ~he Conference Jazz Band Contest at Tri-Center. On April 7th the band participat'ed in the State Small Group Contest at Woodbine. They took 38 events and brought home 12 l's, 23 ll's, and 3 Ill's. At State Large Group Contest in Farragut, the band received a II rating. On April 27th, grades 5- 12 performed in the Spring Concert Of Bands. The year ended with the Annual Awards Banquet on May 9th. 41 �Voices From Above ) Chorus: Row 1-Sara Whitson, Susan Young, Cindy Thurlow, Jeannie O'Donnell, Roy Sharrett, Terry Coble, Laura Jensen, Laura Moore, and Kim Madsen. Row 2-Accompanist Nancy Dose, Ellie Pitt, Penny Baxley, Danny Moore, Mike Koesters, Andy Dofner, Valerie Nelson, Robyn Mattes, and Director Carmen Wallin. Row 3-Tami Miller, Wendy Elkins, Jodi Masker, Renee Christensen, Jeff Miller, Kelly Hough, Brent Stokes, Robin Schultz, Becky Arbaugh, and Julie Pingel. Row 4-Joy Wahle, Tammi Drake, Wendy Jenson, Bobbi Jo Eastman, Scott Baxley, Gary Wahle, Joyce McDonald, Lana McKee, Susan Barker, and Carol Dawson. The 1984 All-State Chorus members included Susan Barker, Scott Baxley, Laura Jensen & Dan Moore. Dorothy, the Tim Man, and the Scarecrow finally reach Oz in the musical The Wizard of Oz. 42 Mrs. Wallin applies make-up on Scott Ba xley for the school musical. �The 1983-84 Swing Choir had enthusiastic underclassmen, with some very experienced upperclassmen. The freshness of the Swing Choir must have been what the judges were looking tor. They went undefeated for the second year in a row. The Swing Choir started their year by performing at a basketball game and ended by performing at the Festival of Choruses. Dan Moore and Becky Arbaugh get into the "swing" of things as they practice right before they perform . They competed in five contests this year. State Swing Choir Contest was in January and they received a unanimous I rating. At Conference Swing Choir Contest, they placed first for the fifth straight year. They went to Maryville next and competed against schools from tqur states. They won their division for the second year. Creston held a Swing Choir competition in which they also placed first . At the Apollo Festival , where there were five states competing, the Swing Choir won their division for the second year. Swing Choir: Row 1-E. Pitt, L. Jensen, S. Whitson, V. Nelson. Row 2-D. Moore, J. Miller, B. Arbaugh, S. Baxley, R. Sharrett. Row 3-T. Coble, A. Dofner, S. Young, W. Jenson, G. Wahle, M. Koesters. Row 4-T. Drake. J. Wahle, T. Wolford , W. Elkins, B. Stokes. Row 5-S . Barker, L. McKee, J. McDonald, Acc omp. Mrs. N. Dose, drummer K. Hough, Accomp. B.J. Eastman, drummer V. Arculeo, Mrs. C. Wa llin, J. Pingel, P. Baxley. 43 �Encounter With Spirited Minds Mike Hackett jum ps up with the eagle power to raise school spirit. Many spectators claim to be peppy, but seldom find a need to jump and shout about it. That' s the life of a cheerleader; jumping and shouting, headaches and sore throats. Crowd spirit may vanish in time of loss, but the girls work on. To those who yell along- Varsity Football: Front-Laura Erickson . Middle-Tracy Joens, Tawna Wolford. (Back)-Sheila Plumb, Wendy Jenson, Lisa Shafer. "Thanks!" Are cheerleaders always as "cheery" as Laura Erickson? 44 J.V. Football: Top-Carla Schae fer. Standing-Sheri Fleming, Penny O' Neill, Wendy Elkins. Bott om-Janet Cerny. �Varsity Basketball: Top-Becky Boyer. Standing-Wendy Jenson, Jennifer Hough , Rhonda Plumb. Bottom-Tracy Joens. Wrestling: Top-Brenda Hildreth, Laura Erickson. Standing-Denise Witt, Sara Whitson, Lisa Shafer. Bottom-Tisha Burke. J. V. Basketball: Top-Carla Schaefer. Standing-Jane:! Cerny, Penny O'Neill. Bottom-Wendy Elkins. Mr. Hawks wonders how he ever transformed into Mr. "T" . 45 �Farmers Of The Future FFA members: Row 1-Brian Fronk, Liew Christensen, Jeff Miller, Mark Olsen, Doug Brunow, Tracy Peterson, Rod Larsen, Joyce McDonald, Ron Sealock. Row 2-Gary Wahle, Robert Casson, Dan Ryan, Dave Casson, Kelly Geise, Ri ck Ravlin , Brian Leaders, Gregg Leaders, Darren Rowe, Jim Casson, Lance Larsen. Row 3-Dave Andress, Bret Feller, Jeff Witt , Brian Darrington, Ellie Pitt , Rick Larson, Mike Baumfalk. Not pic tured-Ty Eret, Vern Bertelsen, Ke lly Hough , Scott Asbra, Mike Boudreau, Neal Torneten, Tony Ausdemore. The Underwood FFA was involved in a full program of activities. Last summer, the chapter officers went on a planning trip to Minnesota. Other members participated in livestock judging, Westfair, and a softball tournament. In the fall they sold bolts, held their third annual Harvest Auction/Hay and Grain Show, and harvested the chapter corn test plot. Prior to a home football game, they held a chili supper in conjunction with the UHT. They participated in sub-district contests in February, advancing several groups to the district level. The Parliamentary Procedure team, consisting of Bret Feller, Brian Darrington, Tony Ausdemore, Dave Andress, and Brian Leaders received a gold award and advanced to the state convention in Des Moines. They received a silver award at that contest. Over 200 people attended the annual Parent-Member Banquet . Members of the community an.d chapter were recognized with special awards for their services. 46 Dave An dress, Brian Darrington, and Mike Baumfalk wrap potatoes for the FFA banquet. �People From Different Worlds Two foreign exchange students attended Underwood this year. Efrat Ram, representing American Field Service, arrived in September from Israel to stay a six month period with Denise Witt's family . Nadia Del Re, a full year student from West Germany, was sponsored by Youth For Understanding and lived with Lisa Shafer and her family . The AFS group, along with sponsor Mrs. Herrera, sponsored two international days, in which foreign exchange students from area schools were invited here to spend the day and share their cultures with Underwood students. They also enjoyed ice-skating at Aksarben and a Mexican food experience at Paltani's. Li sa Shafer and Nadia Del Re look forward to the homecoming coronation and dance. A.FS club includes: Row 1-Sponsor Mrs. Herrera, Sec. Lana McKee, Hist. Nadia Del Re, Vic e-Pres. Denise Witt, Pres. Lisa Shafer. Row 2-Sara Whitson, Linda Larsen. Jean Cress, Carol Ivers, Penny Baxley, Amber Christensen, Sheila Plumb, Cristy Schaefer. Row 3-Theresa Elam, Tracey Cox, Chrissy Ivers, Julie Pingel, Wendy Jenson, Kim Hansen, Lisa Hartwell, Nancy Larsen, and Susy Ausdemore. Efrat Ram and Nadia Del Re exchange th eir cu ltura l differences. 47 �Creators Of Different Worlds Journalism class: Front row- Denise Witt, Rod Larsen, Dave Stroebele, and Lisa Hartwell. Back row- Barb Longmeyer, Lisa Shafer, and Teresa Tech. People who helped on the yearbook: Front row-Susan Barker, Scott Baumfalk, and Roger Larsen. Back row-Sheila Plumb, Terri Gach, and Shelly Etherington. Sheila Plumb rinses the equipment after developing film in the darkroom. 48 �Explorers Club: Row 1- Gary Pullen, Theresa Merdinger, Penny O' Neill, Ke rin McKern, Shelly Chri stensen, and Cristy Schaefer. Row 2- Sheri Colglazier, Lisa Bandy, Carla Schaefer, Julie Brunow, Teresa McKern , Susy Ausdemore, and Eric Jensen . Row 3- Joe Garcia, Troy Larson, Jeff Witt , Bill Gubbels, Rick Ravlin , Mike Baumfalk, and sponsor Mr. Whi tten. Outside And Inside .... \ Sheri Colglazier tries to build up her unique figure. These UHT members hurry to get done so they can eat the leftovers. UHT: Row 1- Tami Miller, Barb Longmeyer, Susy Ausdemore, Becky Arbaugh. Val Nelson, Tisha Burke. and Sara Whitson. Row 2- Laura Erickson , Janet Cerny, Theresa Merdinger, Stacy Lee, Joy Wa hle, Becky Leytham, Ronda Holcomb, and Lori Adair. Row 3- Jill Olsen, Sheri Colglazier, Teresa Tech, Kerin McKern, Cindy Rasmussen, sponsor Miss Kurt h. 49 �Communications Troy Larson rehearses his event in dramatic acting. Mrs. Herrera and this years district speech contestants -Sue Bolte, Troy Larson, Kerin McKern, Linda Larsen, Laura Moore, and Tia Ere!. Troy Larson and Linda Larsen both received l's for their events at the State Speech Contest. Troy also received an Outstanding Performers Award . Sponsor Ms. Hartsock shows some Library Club members how to use the new audio-visual equipment. Participants in the Treynor speech Festival, along with sponsor Mrs. Herrera-Row 1- Tia Eret, Laura Moore, Sue Bolte. Row 2-Crissy Ivers, Troy Larson, Tracey Cox, Kerin McKern, Sara Whitson, and Linda Larsen. Library Club includes Laura Moore, Ms. Hartsock, Kim Madsen, Kri s Jackson, Troy Wolford, Tia Ere!, and Linda Larsen. 50 �Art Club And Student Cabinet The Art Club went on several trips last year. During the summer, they went to Kansas City for three days and spent one day at the Nelson Art Gallery. On another excursion, they saw the Toy and Miniature Museum. The club worked most of the wrestling concession stands and two of the basketball concessions. This, and selling M&M's were their largest fund-raising projects. At many of the art club meetings, the members created craft projects. At one meeting guest speaker, Tom Hamilton, demonstrated ceramic pot throwing on the wheel. The student cabinet set up the Homecoming Coronat ion on October 14. They were also involved in the new activities that took place during Spirit Week, such as building floats for the Homecoming Parade, and the bonfire at the pep rally. Art Club members: Row 1-Gary Pullen, Tia Eret, Tisha Burke, Kerin McKern, Juli Severson, Tracey Cox. Row 2-Mary Mass, Fred Potter, Ricky Bouvier, Andy Dofner, Brent Stokes, and Mrs. Jan Adamson, advisor. Not pictured-Barb Longmeyer, Kris Jackson, Sue Bolte, and Laura Moore. Student Cabinet members: Row 1-Dave Ryan, Greg Childs. Row 2-Terri Gach, Sara Whitson. Becky Boyer, Tracy Joens, Lisa Shafer. Row 3-Advisor Nick Benzing, Dave Knott, Jeff Miller, Sean Mils, Susy Ausdemore, and Gregg Leaders. 51 �Intelligent Beings Sixteen new members were inducted at the 1984 National Honor Society Banquet. There are four qualities involved in the selection of NHS members. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the qualities deemed important and are part of every member's day to day world. National Honor Society members organize and help run two bloodmobiles, one in the fall and one in the spring as a community service. The National Honor Society members are Row 1-Julie Pingel, Vicky Geise. and Wendy Jenson. Row 2-Amber Christensen , 'Bret Feller, Lana McKee. Beth Royer. and Susy Ausdemore. Row 3Sheila Plumb, Tom Simmons. Kate Ravlin. Robin Holcomb, Susan Barker. Shelly Garcia, and Teresa McKern . Row 4-Kerin McKern, Roger Larsen , Rodn ey Larsen, Neil Wilson, and Fred Potter. Row 5-Roy Sharrett, Danny Moore, Curt Montgomery, Juli Severson, and Dan Whitson. Beth Royer, Amber Christen sen, and Becky Boyer enjoy th e socia l hour before the induction ce remony . Troy Larson does his award winning dramatic act at the ceremony. 52 ��Nearing The Twelfth Dimension Becky Arbaugh Susy Ausdemore Kevin Barnum Penny Baxley Don Brown Doug Brunow Dave Casson Jeff Dawson Tammi Drake Brian Fronk Shelly Garcia Shelly Gochanour Steve Grim Eddie Harris Lisa Hartwell Duane Hinman Ronda Holcomb Jennifer Hough Wendy Jenson Junior ¢ 1ass officers from left to right are: Sec. Doug Brunow, Pres. Cf rt Montgomery, Treas. Denise Witt, and Vi ce Pres. Shelly Garcia. Mike Koesters Nancy Larsen Troy Larson Robert Casson and Doug Brunow reflect the true junior enthusiasm towards school. 54 �Gregg Leaders Keith Mander Joyce McDonald Lana McKee Tami Miller Sean Mils Curt Montgomery Danny Moore Tracy Peterson Julie Pingel Rod Pitt Fred Potter Cindy Rasmussen Dan Ryan . .,. Cristy Schaefer Bill Starnes Gary Wahle ' -· Veriti Waldman Karen White Dan Whitson Neil Wilson Denise Witt Sandy Wright Now think of a comeback for this, Rod Pitt. Jennifer Hough and Cristy Schaefer wonder if the junior fl oat will be the best. 55 �l 0th Step From Departure Lori Adair Dave Andress Cindie Angeroth Scott Asbra Mike Baumfalk Mike Boudreau Becky Boyer Julie Brunow Scot Callaghan Paul Cerny Marijo Chadwick Greg Childs Amber Christensen Shelly Christensen Terry Coble David Collins Jean Cress Brian Darrington Mike Dose Beth Royer argues her point of view. Laura Erickson Bret Feller Stephanie Favre Victoria Garcia Vicky Geise Jeff Grim Bill Gubbels Dan Hansen Kim Hansen Fred Harris Brenda Hildreth Cliff Hildreth Carol Ivers 56 �2 Steps To Destination. Kris Jackson Matt Jennings Eric Jensen Tracy Joens Nancy Jones Lan ce Larsen Brian Leaders Stephanie Leyth am Mary Mass Teresa McKern Theresa Merdi nger Va leri e Nelson Brenda Obrecht Penny O' Neill Sall y Payne Rh onda Plumb Jay Rasmussen Bob Ravlin Lyn Ring Sophomore class officers: Sec. Vicky Geise, Vice Pres. Rh onda Plum b, Pres. Roy Sharrett, Treas. Amber Chri stensen. Beth Royer Tony Salzar Roy Sharrett Joyce Snyder Iris Thompson Neal Torneten Jeff Witt 57 �Freshmen Journey Jim Andersen Angela Arculeo. Janice Ausdemore Lisa Bandy Keith Barnum Sue Bolte Rick Bouvier Jim Casson Janet Cerny Eric Christensen Liew Christensen Renee Christensen Sheri Colglazier Tracey Cox Carol Dawson Andy Dofner Charles Drake Bobbi Jo Eastman Melissa Edwards George Elam Wendy Elkins Tia Eret Sheri Fleming Pat Galloway Shelly Hardesty Denise Hassler Rose Holcomb Audra Hough Kelly Hough Michelle Hough Chrissy Ivers David Knott Linda Larsen Jenny Larson Rick Larson Stacy Lee Dustin Lloyd Kim Madsen Buffy Masker Jodi Masker Robyn Mattes Jeff Miller SB �Into The Unknown Laura Moore Jami Murphy Jeannie O' Donnell Mark Olsen Paul Peterson Jeff Peterson Jim Pingel Ellie Pitt Gary Pullen Rick Raviin Renae Reese Darren Rowe Caria Schaefer William Shelton Bill Smith Brent Stokes Tracy Taylor John Thompson Cynthia Thurlow Sara Whitson Troy Wolford Doug Wright Susan Young The freshmen class officers are Sec. Rick Raviin, V.P. Susan Young, Pres. Michelle Hough, and Treas. Lisa Bandy. Michelle Hough keeps watch as her classmates diligently work on their homecoming float. 59 ��Administration Allan Hjelle Jr.-Sr. High School Principal Mike Stanley Activity Director, Jr. High Science, Assistant High School Boys Basketball Coach Mike Ballenger Guidance Counselor, Boys Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Bus drivers, left to right: Hazel Hough, Stan Longmeyer, Mike Morgan, Ja mes Ballard , Yvonne Goldapp, Junior Goldapp, James Matthai. and Bus Mechanic Rodney Minssen. Not pictured, Ada Real , Rose Wimbley, Bill Wimbley, Toni Longmeyer, and Bill Barnett. Donna Baxley High School Secretary Alice Pitt Superintendent Secretary Custodians Chet Kennedy. Merlyn Majors. and Frieda Calhoon. School Board Members, front row: Loran Boyer, Bob Pingel, President Don Casson. Back row: Tom Whitson, Bruce Bracker, Superintendent Dr. Robert Eastma n, and Secretary Judy Gubbels. Mr. Hjelle received a surprise Sing-a-gram and balloons for his birthday. 61 �Humanities Fred Nelson . H.S. Social Studies, Senior Class Sponsor. H.S. P.E. Christi Hartsock Librarian, Library Science, Library Club Sponsor Letha Bayes Resource Room Mr. Olsen receives an award from th e Ath letic Boosters for 19 years of dedicated service. Lori Wi lliams-Martin Jr. High English, Yearbook Sponsor, 7th Grade Sponsor, High School Journa lism 62 Pat Paul Jr. High Social Studies, Jr. High Boys Basketball, Jr. High Football, Asst. Baseball, 8th Grade Sponsor Ed Hawks H.S. English, Asst. Girls Basketball, Jr. High Track, Head Football Rose Marie Velasquez-Herrera English. Spanish, Drama, Speech, AFS Rep. "I know it's in here somewher .," says Mrs. Herrpra. Joyce Rodenburg Jr. High Reading. Elem. P.E., Summer Softball, 7th Grade Sponsor, Head Volleyball, Jr. High Girls Basketball Nick Benzing High School Social Studies, Jr. Class Sponsor, Student Cabinet Sponsor Ca th e McKee Jr. High Librarian Aide �Science-Mathematics Jerry Anderson 9th Grade Science. Chemistry, Physics. Head Wrestling Coach, Asst . Track, Jr. High Football Art Witten Biology, Jr. High Science, Asst. Football Coach, Science Club Dick McMahon Math. Business Education. Soph. Class Sponsor. Head Girls Track Coach, Head Girls Basketball. Tammy Minssen Jr. High Math, Asst. Girls Track Coach, 8th Grade Sponsor. Jr. High Cheerleading Sponsor Tom Pattee High School Math Accord ing to Mr. Christensen and Mr. Montgomery, at a days end , relaxing is the best thing in the world. Fine Arts Gayl en Montgomery Jr. High and High School Instrumental Music Carmen Wallin Jr. High and High School Vocal Music Jan Adamson Jr. High and High School Art , Art Club Sponsor 63 �Vocational Joe Pickard Voe . Agriculture. FFA Sponsor Jerry Christensen Industria l Arts, Freshmen Sponsor Henry Olson Business Education Bob Christensen Auto Mechanics William Reid P.E., Basebja ll Psychology, ross Country, H. . Boys Track Scott Bel t Data Processing Ty Eret concentrates on his work during auto class. Scott Baum falk work s on his program for computer science. 64 ��The 8th Wonders Jeff Alexander Wes Arrick Ron Ausdemore Marty Bach Nancy Barker Shane Bassler Mary Becker Keith Bryant Jerry Drake Traci Driver Kelly Fredrick Chuck Garcia Todd Gochanour Marty Bach looks disgusted becau se he was forced to write on the board. Troy Gu bbels Lori Hedegaard Tim Henry Rachelle Hinman Troy Hiller Ron Hough Joel Hovey Nancy Hurd Joe Hurt Robert Hurt Kathy Jackson Jim Jenson Albert Koesters Ed Lee 60 �Of The World Lisa Lindwurm Bob McKern Jeff Mander Wayne Mander Mike Martin Kami Merdinger Kelli Merdinger Jeff Montgomery Kim Morrison Bruce Obrecht Janelle Peterson Lisa Peterson Lori Pingel Randy Pitt David Rief Charlotte Ring Diane Ring Kris Rodenburg Jason Rowe Mark Severson Mark Wahle Kevi n Young Janelle Peterson practices faithfully on her marimba. 67 �Rulers Of The 7th Heaven Chet Adamson Kelly Bach Kenny Barnum Matt Bracker Tammy Bryant Nadine Carter Dan Casson Jennifer Childs Jennifer Clark Shelly Coan Julie Cowgill Mark Crocfer Sherry Driver Wes Elkins Mark Erickson Corey Feller Bryan Fisher Sheila Gach Chris Galloway Keith Geise Becky Gibbs Marty Whittington and Matt Nielsen enjoy eatin g. Lynna Gittens Jamie Hansen Pam Hildreth E' Lise Hiller Tim Hiller Renita Holcomb Jason Hough Tim Hurt Chris Jensen Craig Jensen Jill Jensen Tami Jenson Julie Knott Kathy Koesters 6B �Steffani Leaders Penny Lebaugh Mike Linquist Jason Lloyd Mindi McCoy Keri Madsen Denise Magnuson Gary .Martin Lori Martir. Bob Morrison Sparky Murphy Matt Nielsen Roy Ollie Gary O' Neill Sherie Peterson Shawn Peterson Andy Rasmussen Julie Knott and Julie Lebaugh hurry against time between classes. Wayne Reed Andy Rief Tom Royer Brett Ryan Doug Ryan Yolanda Salzar Troy Thurlow Terry Torneten Dennis Waldman Carrie Walker Chris Wenninghoff Marty Whittington Ryan Wilson Jim Wood 69 �Rising Stars? Row 1: L. Gittens, P. Hildreth, S. Driver, K. Madsen, E. Hiller Row 2: N. Barker, T. Jenson, N. Carter, K. Merdinger, D. Ring, Coach Kathy Rongish. 7th VOLLEYBALL Row 1: C. Galloway, B. Morrison, M. Linquist, J. Hough, T. Thurlow, A. Rasmussen, W. Elkins, M. Whittington Row 2: C. Feller, C. Jensen, M. Bracker, B. Ryan, C. Jensen, J. Lloyd, A. Riel Row 3: J. Wood, D. Casson, K. Geise, D. Ryan, T. Eledge, G. Martin. 7th FOOTBALL Row 1: B. McKern, S. Bassler, D. Rief, M. Martin Row 2: M. Severson, K. Young, R. Pitt, R. Hough. Row 3: J. Mander, J. Jenson, 8 . Obrecht, J. Rowe, J. Drake. 8th FOOTBALL .. 70 �Row 1: S. Peterson, E. Hiller, D. Magnuson, S. Driver, P. Hildreth, L. Gittens. Row 2: K. Madsen, L. Martin , C. Walker, J. Jensen, Y. Salzar. Row 3: Coach Joyce Rodenburg, J. Hansen, N. Carter, J. Knott. 7th BASKETBALL Row 1: L. Pingel, K. Rodenburg Row 2: M. Becker, K. Merdinger, D. Ring. Row 3: J. Peterson, L. Peterson, Coach Joyce Rodenburg. 8th BASKETBALL Row 1: G. O'Neill, T. Hurt, C. Galloway, M. Linquist, R. Ollie. Row 2: Ch. Jensen, Cr. Jensen, M. Erickson, C. Feller. Row 3: J. Wood, D. Casson, D. Ryan, M. Bracker, B. Fisher. 7th BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Alexander, B. Obrecht, S. Bassler, J. Jenson. Row 2: K. Young, M. Martin , J. Rowe, M. Severson, J. Hurt, Row 3: B. McKern, J. Montgomery, R. Hough , T. Hiller. 8th BASKETB ALL 71 �Wrestling Row 1- Bob Morrison, Andy Rasmussen, and Jason Hough. Row 2- Jason Lloyd, Ed Lee, Bruce Obrecht, Randy Pitt, Gary· Martin, and Trent Eledge. Row 3- Chris Jensen, Bob McKern, Mike Martin, Kevin Young, Craig Jensen, Mark Severson, and Mark Erickson. Girls Track Row 1- Jamie Hansen, Kelly Fredrich, Kim Morrison, Lynna Gittens. Row 2- Carrie Walker, Keri Madsen, Yo Salzar, Pam Hildreth. Row 3- Coach Ed Hawks, Denise Magnuson, Danelle Fort, Mary Becker, and Lori Martin . Boys Track Row 1- Shane Bassler, Robert Hurt, Bob Morrison , Troy Hiller, Ron Hough. Row 2- Jason Hough, Mike Linquist, Tim Hurt, Joe Hurt, and Gary Martin. Row 3- Andy Rasmussen, Corey Feller, Wes Elkins, Mark Crocfer, Tim Hiller, and Ryan Wilson . Row 4-Coach Hawks, Craig Jensen, Kevin Young, Randy Pitt , Mark Severson, and Dan Casson . 72 �Band Junior high band: Row 1-C. Merdinger, T. Driver, L. Lindwurm , A. Koesters, J. Childs, J. Cowgill, L. Gittens, and K. Merdinger. Row 2-J. Knott, S. Driver, K. Madsen, Y. Salzar, M. Whittington, M. Linquist, M. Severson, and L. Pingel. Row 3-J. Montgomery, R. Pitt, K. Jackson, J. Hurt, D. Ring, R. Hurt, A. Rief, D. Waldman, D. Ryan, Cr. Jensen, J. Hough, C. Walker, and D. Rief. Row 4-R. Hough, C. Ring , Ch . Jensen, M. Erickson, W. Elkins, K. Geise, C. Feller, L. Martin, D. Casson, Mr. Montgomery, K. Young, P. Hildreth, B. Gibbs, T. Jenson, J. Peterson, and N. Barker. Mrs. Wallin directs the junior high choir: Row 1- J. Clark, Y. Salzar, S. Gach, J. Hough, A. Rasmussen, T. Thurlow, A. Koesters, C. Adamson , D. Waldman, W. Elkins, M. Linquist, P. Hildreth, J. Childs, and P. Lebaugh. Row 2- J. Jensen, K. Jackson, K. Rodenburg, C. Ring, Ch. Jensen , T. Torneten, M. Bracker, J. Jenson, K. Bach, E. Hiller, D. Leaders, and S. Driver. Row 3- N. Carter, M. Becker, C. Merdinger, L. Pingel, D. Ring, C. Feller, Cr. Jensen, K. Young, B. Ryan, J. Knott, K. Koesters, B. Gibbs, and M. McCoy. Row 4- N. Barker, D. Koebel, K. Merdinger, T. Driver, R. Pi tt, D. Casson, D. Ryan, M. Bach, B. Fisher, K. Madsen, L. Martin, L. Gittens, R. Holcomb, T. Jenson and J. Cowgill. Choir 73 �Basketball-Wrestling Cheerleaders are: Top row-Charlotte Ring. Middle row-Ka thy Jackson, Kim Morrison, Tami Jenson. Bottom-Jennifer Childs. Voices Of -The Future The wrest ling cheerleaders encourage Craig Jensen on to a vic tory. Football Cheerleaders are: Top row-Pam Hildreth. Midd le row-Shei la Gach, Lynna Gittens. Bottom row-Kami Merdinger, Lori Pingel, and Mary Becker. 74 �Robots In Motion Ron Au sdemore stri kes a "sexy" pose. Joe Hurt , Robert Hurt, and Shane Bassler enjoy eating more than dancing. The junior high dance was held on March 9th , 1984, in the junior high lunchroom. There was lots of music, food, and fun to last the whole night. Pam Hildreth, Lynna Gittens. Lori Martin, and Carrie Walker ta ke time out from dancing to coo l off in the " Hott Spot" . 75 ��Bryant Body and Bepalr Pingel Construction and Electric Underwood, Iowa Box 97 Underwood, Iowa 51576 Robert A. Pingel 24 hour towing Auto & bodywork Ph. 566·2179 Ph. 566·2780 Waldmann's Market Store hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30am-7:00pm. Sat. 8:30am.-6:00pm. "Come in and see us" John and Sue Phone 566-2130- Underwood, Iowa Hansen Oil Co. Inc. (SkeigasJ "I SELL RESULTS, SERVICE, AND EXPERIENCE" Lloyd C. Haynie, Owner "Open 6 days a week" 3 blocks west on Hwy. 191 on Underwood High School road "A dealer who works hard to please you!" phone 566·2365 Bulk & Bottle.Complete Service McClelland Feed and Grain McClelland, Iowa 51548 ph. 566-2344 Skelly Petroleum Products Gasoline · Fuel Oil Lubricating Oil & Greases Bentley Office 566·2160 566·2269 THE GUARANTEED FEED 77 �...._mt>t, fnK & ~""""''"" e...coPQf•lion UNDERWOOD, IOWA OFFICES AT COUNCIL BLUFFS HENDERSON• MACEDONIA• MODALE WE'VE GOT IT ALL TOGETHER 2146 W. Bdwy. Council Bluffs COME SEE US RUNZA DRIVE-INNS Best Wishes To The Class Of "84" Wahl Optical Peoples 29th & West Broadway Council Bluffs Open Nights and Sundays 78 2201 W. Broadway Council Bluffs Phone 322-4554 There is always a special on contacts or eyeglasses. We carry frames from all over the world. �%wri& Couritry Thumb's Restaurant Open 7 days a week Hwy. 6 Co. Bluffs Mo. Valley 323-3448 642-2149 W.R. GRACE & CO. AMC Chrysler Jeep Lincoln Mazda Mercury Mitsubishi Plymouth Renault Auto Center Inc. 35th & W Broadway • Council Blutts . IA 51501 • 328-3965 Sherbondy's Garden Center 319 Sixteenth Avenue Council Blufl'>. Iowa 51501 GRACE Agricultural Products phone 566-2388 Weddi ngs And Portraits Underwood, Iowa Nursery Route 1 Underwood. Iowa 51576 Phone 323-7985 Growers of hardy northern grown shade trees. Tree spade service. Rt. 4 Box 285B Cou ncil Bluffs, IA phone 322- 101 2 79 �Goafather's Pizza@ The Club 64 and its staff wishes good luck to the Class of 1984 701 McKenzie Road Council Bluffs, Iowa phone 323-6464 Open Mon. thru Sat. A Pizza You Can't Refuse 2803 East Highway 6 phone 325-0930 JACK POWERS Manager 3150 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 (7.12) 322-0743 -·•·coPYCAT INST.A.NT COPY CENTERS "' PU RR - FECT PRINTS .. OGDEN P LACE 225 WEST BRO A D WA Y T E LEPtlO'IE : 323 - 17 1 0 COUNCIL BLU!=FS . 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Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa phone 322-9808 85 ��Seniors Susan Barker 4, 16, 40, 41, 42, 43, 48, 52 Scott Baumfal k 4, 40, 41 , 48, 64 Scott Baxley 4, 14, 16, 36, 42, 43 Vern Bertelsen 4. 34, 35, 36, 46 Tisha Burke 4, 12, 40, 41, 45, 49, 51 Pam Carter 4, 10 Davin Christoffersen 4, 40, 41 Bob Connolly Lori Cowgill 5 Nadia Del Re 5, 17, 26, 37, 40, 47 Brian Driver 5 Amy Edwards 4, 5, 12 Theresa Elam 5, 4 7 Tyler Eledge 5, 11, 24, 25, 35 Ty Eret 5, 46, 64, 83 Shelly Etherington 5, 48, 85 Terri Gach 6, 12, 23, 48, 51 Joe Garcia 6, 17, 32, 49 Kelly Geise 6, 40, 41 , 46 Todd Gitt en s Gayle Gunderson 6, 17, 22, 35, 36, 40, 41 , 86 Mike Hackett 6, 12, 22, 24, 25, 35, 44 Robin Holcomb 6, 52 Laura Jensen 0. 14, 42, 43 Mike Jensen 7, 11, 40, 41 Rod Larsen 7, 32, 40, 41, 46, 48, 52 Roger Larsen 7, 17, 32, 33, 40, 41, 48, 52 Paul Larson 4, 36, 86 Becky Leytham 7, 49, 81 Barb Longmeyer 7, 12, 23, 26, 37, 40, 41, 48, 49, 51 , 84 Carey Martin 7, 11, 23 Deb McKern 2. 7, 76, 83 Kerin McKern 8, 30, 37. 49, 50, 51, 52, 76, 80 Kent Nelson 8 Brian Nichols 8, 36 Todd Nuzum 8, 9, 12, 20, 21, 22, 24, 32, 36, 79 Jill Olsen 4, 8, 49 Sheila Plumb 8, 12, 16, 44, 47, 48, 52 Efrat Ram 8, 40, 47 Kathleen Ravlin 7, 8, 23, 26, 30, 37, 40, 41, 52, 83 Eric Rowe 8, 9, 12, 13, 28, 33, 36 Jay Royer 9, 83 David Ryan 3, 7, 9, 12, 25, 32 , 33, 51 Ron Sealock 9, 12, 20, 22, 24, 46, 79 Juli Severson 9, 40, 41, 51, 52, 79 Lisa Shafer 9, 12, 26, 40, 41, 44, 45, 4 7, 48, 51 Tom Simmons 2. 9, 28, 32, 40, 41, 52, 83 Mike Snyder 4, 10, 16, 36 Dave Stroebele 10, 12, 22, 24, 34, 35, 48, 87 Teresa Tech 10, 23, 26, 27 , 29, 48 , 49, 78 Joy Wahle 10, 14, 42 , 43, 49 Da llas Whitney 10, 22, 34, 35 , 36 A ngie Wimbley 10, 42 Tawna Wolford 10, 43, 44 Dave Stroebele concentrates hard on his yearbook page, so he can get it rig ht th e first time. Juniors Becky Arbaugh 14, 42, 43, 49, 54 Susy Ausdemore 18, 23, 26, 30, 40, 41, 47, 49, 51 , 52, 54 Kevin Barnum 54 Penny Baxley 14, 42, 43, 47, 54 Don Brown 54 Doug Brunow 24, 25, 46, 54 Dave Casson 22. 24, 46, 54 Rob Casson 22, 24, 32, 46, 54 Jeff Dawson 22, 28, 32, 36, 54 Tammi Drake 42, 43, 54 Charlie Fisher 35 Brian Fronk 46, 54 Shelly Garcia 26, 30, 52, 54 Shelly Gochanour 54 Steve Grim 54 Eddie Harris 54 Lisa Hartwell 40, 47, 48, 54 Duane Hinman 54 Ronda Holcomb 49, 54 Jennifer Hough 40, 45, 54, 55 Wendy Jensen 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 52, 54 Mike Koesters 14, 42, 43, 54 Nancy Larsen 40, 47, 54 Troy Larson 20, 49, 50, 52, 54 Gregg Leaders 32, 46, 51, 55 Keith Mander 19, 40, 55 Joyce McDonald 42, 43, 46, 55 Lana McKee 23, 26, 27, 30, 37, 40, 42, 43, 47, 52, 55 Tami Miller 37, 40, 41 , 42, 49, 55 Sean Mils 12, 24, 32, 51 , 55 Curt Montgomery 40, 4 1, 52, 53, 54, 55 Danny Moore 14, 24, 40, 41, 42, 43, 52, 55 Tracy Peterson 23, 26, 27, 29, 30, 37, 40, 46, 55 Julie ~ng~ 14, 4~ 42, 43, 47, 52, 55 Rod Pitt 22, 24, 35, 36, 46, 55 Fred Potter 15, 20, 51 , 52, 55 Cindy Rasmussen 40, 41 , 49, 55 Mike Rollins Dan Ryan 24, 40, 46, 55 Cristy Schaefer 19, 40, 47, 49, 55 Bill Starnes 18, 24, 32, 40, 55 Gary Wahle 14, 24, 35 , 42, 43, 46, 55 Veriti Waldman 12, 55 Karen White 55 Dan Whitson 28, 35, 52 , 55 Neil Wilson 19, 24, 52, 55 Denise Witt 37, 40, 45, 47, 48, 54, 55 Sandy Wright 55 �Sophomores Craig Adair Lori Adair 40, 49, 56 Dave Andress 22, 24, 46, 56 Cindie Angeroth 40, 56 Vince Arculeo 36, 40, 4 1, 43 Scott Asbra 46, 56 Tony Ausdemore 46 Tami Axtell Mike Baumfalk 24, 40, 41, 46, 49, 56 Mike Boudreau 24, 46, 56 Becky Boyer 28, 37, 40, 45, 51, 52, 56 Julie Brunow 12, 27, 30, 40, 49, 56 Scot Callaghan 56 Paul Cerny 22, 24, 36, 40, 56 Marijo Chadwick 23, 40, 56 Greg Childs 18, 24, 25, 51, 56 Amber Christensen 13, 18, 27, 41, 47, 52, 56, 57, 86 Shelly Christensen 27, 40, 49, 56 Terry Coble 42, 43, 56 David Collins 24, 56 Jean Cress 47, 56 Brian Darrington 24, 40, 4 1, 46, 56 Mike Dose 22, 35, 40, 56 Laura Erickson 18, 29, 37, 40, 44, 45, 49, 56 Bret Feller 22, 24, 36, 40, 46, 52, 56 Stephanie Favre 37, 56 Victoria Garcia 23, 27, 40, 56 Vicky Geise 26, 30, 40, 52, 56, 57 Jeff Grim 56 Bill Gubbels 49, 56 Dan Hansen 22, 56 Kim Hansen 13, 40, 47, 56 Fred Harris 56 Brenda Hildreth 18, 23, 27, 29, 40, 45, 56 Cliff Hildreth 18, 22, 24, 40, 56 Carol Ivers 40, 47, 56 Kris Jackson 40, 50, 51 , 57 Matt Jennings 35, 57 Eric Jensen 24, 35, 49, 57 Tracy Joens 13, 40, 41, 44, 45, 51, 57 Nancy Jones 37, 57 Lance Larsen 28, 36, 46, 57 Brian Leaders 36, 46, 57 Stephanie Leytham 15, 57 Mary Mass 5 1, 57 Teresa McKern 18, 30, 31 , 37, 49, 52, 57 Theresa Merdinger 40, 49, 57 Valerie Nelson 42, 43, 49, 57 Brenda Obrecht 23, 26, 27, 29, 30, 37, 40, 57 Penny O'Neill 44, 45, 49, 57 Sally Payne 27, 57 Rhonda Plumb 40, 41, 45, 57 Jay Rasmussen 57 Bob Ravlin 28, 36, 40, 57 Lyn Ring 57 Beth Royer 23, 27, 52, 56, 57 Tony Salzar 57 Roy Sharrett 22, 24, 42, 43, 52, 57 Joyce Snyder 57 Iris Thompson 57 Neal Torneten 46, 57 Jeff Witt 40, 46, 49, 57 Freshmen Jim Andersen 36, 40, 41 , 58 Angie Arculeo 19, 58 Janice Ausdemore 27, 31, 40, 58 Lisa Bandy 27, 29, 30, 37, 40, 49, 58, 59 Keith Barnum 58 Paul Bogs Sue Bolte 15, 27, 31, 50, 51 , 58 Ricky Bouvier 51, 58 Jim Casson 24, 46, 58 Janet Cerny 29, 37, 39, 40, 44, 45, 49, 58 Eric Christensen 58 Liew Christensen 24, 40, 46, 58 Renee Christensen 27, 31, 37, 40, 42, 58 Sheri Colglazier 27, 29, 31 , 37, 49, 58 Tracey Cox 31, 40, 47, 50, 51 , 58 Carol Dawson 28, 37, 42, 58 Andy Dofner 14, 24, 42, 43, 51, 58 Charlie Drake 58 Bobbi Jo Eastman 15, 27, 31, 40, 42, 43, 58 Melissa Edwards 37, 58 George Elam 58 Wendy Elkins 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 58 Tia Ere! 27, 31, 40, 50, 51, 58 Sheri Fleming 44, 58 Pat Galloway 24, 58 Shelly Hardesty 27, 31, 37, 40, 4 1, 58 Denise Hassler 29, 37, 40, 58 Rose Holcomb 58 Audra Hough 28, 37, 58 Kelly Hough 28, 40, 42, 43, 58 Michelle Hough 21, 23, 28, 31, 37, 40, 58, 59, 80 Chrissy Ivers 15, 40, 47, 50, 58 Dave Knott 40, 41 , 51, 58 Linda Larsen 27, 40, 41, 47, 50, 58 Jenny Larson 40, 58 Rick Larson 46, 58 Stacy Lee 49, 58 Dustin Lloyd 58 Kim Madsen 40, 42, 50, 58 Buffy Masker 26, 27, 31 , 4~ 41, 42, 58 Jodi Masker 27, 31 , 37, 40, 42, 58 Robyn Mattes 42, 58 Jeffrey Miller 24, 40, 41, 42, 43, 46, 51, 58 Laura Moore 40, 41 , 42, 43, 50, 5 1, 59 Jami Murphy 59 Jeannie O'Donnell 37, 42, 59 Mark Olsen 46, 59 Jeff Peterson 59 Paul Peterson 59 Jim Pingel 24, 36, 40, 59 Ellie Pitt 27, 37, 42, 43, 46, 59 Gary Pullen 36, 49, 51, 59 Rick Ravlin 24, 46, 49, 59 Renae Reese 31, 40, 59 Darren Rowe 24, 46, 59 Carla Schaefer 40, 44, 45, 49, 53, 59 Robin Schultz 40, 42 William Shelton 40, 59 Bill Smith 59 Brent Stokes 14, 24, 42, 43, 51, 59 Tracy Taylor 31, 40, 59 John Thompson 59 Cynthia Thurlow 42, 59 Sara Whitson 15, 27, 37, 42, 43, 45, 47, 49, 50, 51, 59 Troy Wolford 24, 40, 50, 59 Doug Wright 24, 59 Susan Young 27, 31, 40, 42, 43, 59 I'· Several underclassmen prepare to compete in a band contest. ��= :=> 0... <D --< "" 0 0 0... :z: <f = :=> 0... <D -< "' 0 0 0... .--- 0 <D ........... (~ = ( .' ·- - --.... -'r. . .... �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood Log 1984 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1984 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1984 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1984 Underwood High School Yearbook 1984 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/5557cbc7e5c1f49c608f6f57c517ccfc.pdf 6624b9b5752b9d03d1711d45ecaf5a15 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1985 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1985 Underwood High School Yearbook 1985 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/3b57235686b6b8924d4ffa03a69cbb95.pdf 7e35580bb755dcd41d3237448d0e1e55 PDF Text Text REFLECTIONS . • , EIGHTY SIX • j �Underwood Log , 1986 14792 1986 'If 'II '/./' 'f/111/f I'f/"lllU"f I111 IIfu .!! • Underwood High School Library /II/ I ���REFLECTIONS THE LOG VOLUME 48 UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL UNDERWOOD, IOWA 51576 �TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES PAGE3 SENIORS PAGE 25 CLASSES PAGE 33 FACULTY PAGE 41 ATHLETICS PAGE 47 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 69 GRADES PAGE Bl ADVERTISING PAGE 93 INDEX PAGE 107 I I �-.- .- . ... .. -. .... .. --- .. ?., ••• .. . .. :;; ,\ --. ..' -. . . -. •. "'i : -~ •.. �UHS CANDIDS 4 ' �SURVEY MOVIES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Back to the Future Beverly Hills Cop Risky Business Raiders of the Lost Ark Breakfast Club Fast Times at Ridgemont High Rambo Ghostbusters Dune Nightmare On Elm Street SONGS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. We Built This City St. Elmo's Fire Rock of Ages Take On Me Money For Nothing Changes Faithfully Sleeping Bag Separate Lives Stairway to Heaven RESTAURANTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Pizza Hut Spaghetti Works Taco Bell Burger King McDonald's Godfather's Paltani's SOFT DRINKS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Coke Classic Cherry Coke Pepsi Dr. Pepper Mountain Dew 7-UP Diet Coke Diet Pepsi T.V. SHOWS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Bill Cosby Show Moonlighting Miami Vice MacGyver Family Ties David Letterman Amazing Stories A-Team MUSIC GROUPS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Bruce Springsteen Bryan Adams Starship Led Zepplin Del Leppard KISS Wham ZZ-Top Huey Lewis and the News MAGAZINES JEANS 1. 2. 3 4. Levi's Lee Zena Levi's 50 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Seventeen Cosmopolitan Sports Illustrated TEEN Hot Rod Dirt Rider Outdoor Life 5 �SLAVE AUCTION TOP LEFT: Cliff Hildreth and Mike Baumfalk make plans for later. TOP MIDDLE: Yes, I use Crest! TOP RIGHT: Vicky Geise takes time out from slave action to pose for the ca mera. BOTTOM LEFT: .--......,,.---...... What' s it going to be- yes or no? BOTTOM RIGHT: If Slatz could see me now. 6 �From left to right: E. Jensen, L. Erickson, P. Cerny, B. Hildreth, B. Royer, V. Geise, C. Hildreth, T. Joens, B. Boyer, G. Childs, B. Feller, R. Sharrett. Paul Cerny makes a touchdown for the Eagles. Kim Hansen doesn' t appreciate becoming a slave on Slave Day. Underwood's '85 homecoming dance was held October 5, 1985. The game was October 4. The theme was The Best Is Yet To Come. Jay Jerard from Z-92 was our disc jockey for the night. During the week our dress-up days were the following: Monday-Pajama Day; TuesdayOccupational Day; Wednesday-Toddler Day; Thursday-Sun/Surf and Slave Day; FridayBlue/White Day. Thursday night was spirit night with games of: Believe It or Slurp It, Wrap It, Necking.Slip Sliding Away, Tug-of-War, Court Game, and Teachers' Skit. Friday afternoon was the parade with the theme as Eagles Come Alive In '85. At the game that night the Eagles defeated the Shelby Cardinals, 20-6. 7 �TOP RIGHT: Homecoming Queen, Vicky Geise, and Homecoming King, Cliff Hildreth. MIDDLE LEFT: Juniors take time to chat at Homecoming '85. MIDDLE RIGHT: Crash McKern borrows Sister Nelson's cross. BOTTOM LEFT: Homecoming Court at spirit night demonstrating their accurate eating abilities. BOTTOM RIGHT: "What's the game plan, Chief?" asked Mr. Anderson. 8 �TOP LEFT: Freshmen in Believe It or Slurp It, a spirit night game. MIDDLE LEFT: Underwood students showing their occupational preferences during spirit week. MIDDLE RI GHT: Matt , Juli , and Vince pose for the camera on Slave Day. BOTTOM LEFT: Students let their real selves come out on Toddler Day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors Greg Childs, Roy Sharrett, and Bret Feller show how to Wrap It at spirit night. �Shelly Christensen is a hostess at Thumb's. What do you do during your after-school hours? Quite a few students belong to clubs, are out for sports, or are involved in volunteer work. But for others, this isn't enough. These people have decided that they need jobs to keep them happy. At some time, it has probably crossed most high school students' minds to go out and get a job. Most teenagers like to feel independent and in control of their lives. Being able to earn and budget their own money helps kids to feel this way. It is a lot nicer to say that you bought something with your own money than to have parents buy it for you. Shelly Christensen has worked at Thumb's restaurant for about a year. When she started, she bussed tables. Since then, she has become a hostess and she waits tables on Saturdays. Shelly started working because she wanted the money. She claims to enjoy her work, but her social life is limited. She is, however, out for basketball. Brenda Obrecht is a checker at Foodland. She has worked at Food land since February '85. She also has little time for social life because of sports, but she still likes her job. Vince Arculeo enjoys the opportunity to make spending money by working at the Pink Poodle. He earns his money by cooking and washing dishes. Brenda Obrecht is a checker at Foodland. Vince Arculeo cooks at the Pink Poodle. 10 �lo;: Brenda Hildreth works at Goodrich Dairy. Kim Hansen works at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Rhonda Plumb is a salesgirl at Philip's. Jeannie O'Donnell works the counter at Godfather's Pizza. Rhonda Plumb is a salesgirl at Philip's Department Store. Mainly, she works at the register in the women's department. Rhonda has worked there since April '85. Her main reason for getting a job is because she wanted something to do. She enjoys her work. Amber Christensen work s at Dairy Queen. Brenda Hildreth serves ice cream at Goodrich Dairy. She also gets to open and close the store. Brenda has been at Goodrich since March '85. She needed money for college and car payments. She also likes having a little spending money. Brenda says that her job doesn't conflict with her school activities because her supervisor is understanding and wants her to have fun during her senior year. Because of this, Brenda mainly works on weekends. Kim Hansen works at Kentucky Fried Chicken. She packs chicken and makes biscuits. Kim started working there in September ' 85. She work s because she needs the money and she says that it is a good job. Jeannie O' Donnell and Amber Christensen both enjoy the extra money they earn at work . Their schedules become hectic once in awhile, but they manage to balance things out pretty well . 11 �Sally Payne busses at Thumb's. Vicky Geise teaches aerobics at Nautilus. Carol Dawson bu sses tables at the Pink Poodle. Stacy Lee has a part-time job at Pizza King. Usually she is a hostess, but she has made salads before. Stacy has been working at Pizza King since July ' 85. She enjoys the money and spends a lot of it on her car. The way she feels about her job depends upon the customers. She really likes it when things go smoothly, but when the customers start to complain it really bothers her. Sally Payne busses tables at Thumb's restaurant. She has worked there since September '84. She says that there are quite a few drawbacks to working there. The pay isn't too great and her boss isn't the nicest person in the world. But she enjoys the people she works with and seems to like her job. Vicky Geise and Carol Dawson enjoy the extra spending money they make at their jobs, but they find it difficult sometimes to juggle sports, activities, homework, and thei r jobs. L ' Stacy Lee makes salads at Pizza King. 12 �Scott Asbra has worked at the Pink Poodle restaurant since he was a sophomore. He started out as a bus boy and now he ~ooks and . sometimes washes dishes. He likes the spending money and he says that it is an okay job. Victoria Garcia babysits Lori Wood after school. Lori is in fourth grade and has cerebral palsy. Victoria has watched Lori since she was a junior. She works from 4 to 6 hours every day. Victoria helps Lori walk and sometimes fixes supper for her. She truly likes her job. Valerie Nelson does counter work at Pick-A-Show Video. She says she was looking for a job and went into Pick-A-Show as a customer. Valerie saw that they needed help so she filled out an application. She received the position and has been working there since July '85. Valerie says she loves her job. Victoria Garcia babysits. , Valerie Nelson works at Pick-A-Show Video. Scott Asbra washes dishes at the Pink Poodle. 13 �OFFICERS AND CABINET MEMBERS TOP RIGHT: Senior class officers: President , Roy Sharrett; Vice President, Vicky Geise; Treasurer, Beth Royer; Secretary, Bob Ravlin MIDDLE LEFT: Freshman class officers: President, Dan Casson; Vice President, Gary Martin; Treasurer, E'Lise Hiller; Secretary, Julie Knott MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior class officers: President, Jim Casson ; Vice President, Jan Ausdemore; Secretary, Senti Selix; Treasurer, Liew Christensen BOTTOM LEFT: Student Cabinet: Back Row; Shelly Hardesty, Jeff Miller, Craig Jensen, Jason Lloyd, Shane Bassler, Lynna Gittens, and Randy Pitt.Front Row; Dustin Lloyd, Teresa McKern,Cliff Hildreth, Brenda Obrecht , and Cami Merdinger. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore class officers: President, Jeff Montgomery; Vice President , Michelle Evans; Treasurer, Lori Pingel; Secretary, Kevin Young �PUBLICATIONS TOP LEFT: The Newspaper Staff: Sports Editor, Tony Ausdemore; Feature Editor, Tracey Cox; News Editor, Kim Hansen; Copy Editors, Cindie Angeroth and Brian Leaders; Editor-in-Chief, Sara Whitson (not pictured) TOP RIGHT: Bret Feller reading the new Underwood newspaper, The Update. MIDDLE LEFT: The Yearbook Staff: Art Editor, Jeff Witt; Photo Editors, Val Nelson and Sara Whitson; Faculty Editor, Diane Ring; Sports Editors, Bret Feller and Roy Sharrett; People Editor, Tracey Cox; Organizations Editor, Darren Rowe; Activities Editor.Juli Brunow; Layout Editors, Shelly Christensen and Stephanie Leytham; Copy Editor, Brenda Obrecht; Business and Advertising Manager, Rhonda Plumb; Editor-in-C hief, Penny O'Neill. MIDDLE RIGHT: Tony Ausdemore working on a layout for the yearbook.BOTIOM LEFT: The yearbook staff selling ads. 15 �p E p R A L L y 16 �tf I 1' WINTER DANCE This year the Senior Class of 1986 sponsored a Winter Dance. It was held January 11 and started at 8:00 p.m. H and H Music provided the entertainment for the dance. The class held a drawing for various albums. This was the first time this dance was held since 1983, when the seniors were freshmen. The dance was a big success and hopefully will continue in the future. Cliff Hildreth and Eddie Lee help H and H Music D.J. Lance Larsen poses for the camera while Greg Childs and his date boogie the night away. The crowd seems to be enjoying themselves. CHEESE! 17 �FFA SWEETHEART DANCE The FF A Sweatheart Dance was held February 14th at 9:30 p.m. and was over at midnight. The dance was held after a boys' basketball game with Shelby. Chuck Yates, from Z-92, was the disc jockey. This year was the first year there wasn't a banquet and a queen was not chosen. Chuck Ya tes from Z-92 was the D.J. Nancy Jones and Denise Hassler show how much they' re enjoying themselves. 18 Roy Sharrett shares th is dance with Jill Jensen. �1 The Clumsy Custard Horror Show And Ice Cream Clone Review "Out of the cosmic constellations, blazing, with the speed of light of a thousand stars and moving with the speed of light . . . " came the spring play, April 4 and 5, 1986. A princess waiting for her true love, a hero upon a quest for his boss chick, dastardly masters of evil, and a Head in search of a body were all a part of an audience participation play which united cast and audience in a unique theatre experience through Zob Proper and Zob Improper. The Cast Angela Boheme . . . Sue Bolte Swashbuck . . . Kevin young Worfle ... Marty Whittington Princess Prince .. . Janet Cerny King Dumb . . . Neal Torneton Dacron . . . Ryan Wilson Alphasia . .. Stephanie Leytham Malforce . . . Sean Kennedy Polly . . . Cindie Angeroth Ester . . . Carol Ivers Head . . . Crissy Ivers Sir Prize . . . Wes Elkins Sir Vival . . . Randy Pitt Sir Cumference . . . Tom Royer Clumsy Custard ... Jan Ausdemore Ellie Pitt Diane Ring Amid the hypnotic "gobble, gobbles" of the dreaded turkey spiders, the audience rescued the hero and his trusty worfle from the dark dungeon of Zob Improper. And through the use of spare change, the audience aids Worfle in the reinstatement of our hero's "fast feet." Despite all obstacles that stood in their way, our hero and his worfle companion, with the help of our cooperative audience, managed to overcome all manner of evil creature to prove once again that good does triumph over evil and love conquers all. The play was directed by Mrs. Herrera. Usher # 1 . . . Julie Cowgill Usher #2 .. . Lisa Bedsual Director . .. Tia Eret TOP: " What ?!" MIDDLE: Worlie doesn' t take Sir Cumference seriously. ABOVE: Alphasia helps Princess Prince with her hair. RIGHT: Dacron consults Head on his love life. �A NIGHT Roy Sharrett and Susan Young sang "Ice Castles: Looking through the Eyes of Love." Prom Servers: BACK ROW: Randy Pitt, Kevin Young, Jeff Montgomery, Jason Rowe, Shane Bassler. FRONT ROW: Janelle Petersen, Tracy Driver, Kelli Merdinger, Kami Merdinger. Diane Ring, Lori Pingel. and Eddie Lee. Rick Larson and Denise dance the night away. Hassler Tracy Joens and Curt Montgomery practice their dance steps. 20 �TO REMEMBER Jay Rasmussen wonders when dinner will be served. Bret Feller and his table examine the program. ·· / ~ ~ - -· Terri Shaver checks out Jeff Witt's dancing moves. The Junior-Senior Prom was held April 26, 1986. at 7:00 p.m. in the Underwood High School Commons Area. The theme was " A Night to Remember" taken from the song "This Could be the Night" by Loverboy. All-America n Music Shows provided the entertainment for the evening. Glenn Hovinga took the pictures. The evening was a big success for the juniors. They did a great job! Everyone enjoyed the evening, it was truly " A Night to Remember" . Everybody's dancing!! 21 �����Craig Adair Cindie Angeroth Dave Andress Scott Asbra Vince Arculeo To ny Ausdemore 26 Lori Adair Mike Baumfa lk Becky Boyer �Julie Brunow Paul Cerny Amber Christen sen Greg Childs Terry Coble Marijo Chadwick David Collins Shelly Christensen Brian Darrington 27 �I Mike Dose Victoria Garcia 28 Laura Erickson Bill Gubbels Vicky Geise Dan Hansen Bret Feller Kim Hansen Brenda Hildreth �Cliff Hildreth Carol Ivers Matt Jennings Nancy Jones Kris Jackson Tracy .Joens Eric Jensen Lance Larsen Brian Leaders 29 �Stephanie Leytham Theresa Merdinger 30 Mary Mass Penny O'Neill Valerie Nelson Brenda Obrecht Teresa McKern Sally Payne Rh onda Plumb �Jay Rasmussen Joyce Snyder Roy Sharrett Beth Royer Iris Thompson Lyn Ring Bob Ravlin Neal Torneten Jeff Witt 31 �... J ·r Cheerio Cl:llTJI '" . '" ~r ,... T • ) -- - ..... -- ~ ��JUNIORS Jim Andersen Angela Arculeo Janice Ausdemore Lisa Bandy Lisa Bare Paul Bogs Sue Bolte Rick Bouvier Jim Casson Janet Cerny Liew Christensen Renee Christensen Sheri Colglazier Tracey Cox Carol Dawson Andy Dofner Bobbi Jo Eastman Melissa Edwards Wendy Elkins Tia Eret Pat Galloway Shelly Hardesty Denise Hassler Rose Holcomb Audra Hough Kelly Hough Michelle Hough David Knott Christiana Ivers Linda Larsen Jennifer Larsen Rick Larsen �Stacy Lee Dustin Lloyd Kim Madsen Buffy Masker Jodi Masker Jeff Miller Laura Moore John Nolan Jeannie O'Donnell Mark Olsen Jeff Peterson Jim Pingel Eleanor Pitt Gary Pullen Rick Ravli n Renae Reese Jacque Ross Darren Rowe Scott Selix Carla Schaefer Robin Schultz Terri Shaver Bill Shelton Bill Smith Bren t Stokes Tracy Taylor John Thompsen Cynthia Thurlow Sara Whit son Troy Wolford Doug Wright Susan Young Not Pictured: Charles Drake 35 �SOPHOMORES Ru ssell Adkins Jeff Alexander Wesley Arrick Marty Bach Nancy Barker Shane Ba ssler Keith Bryant Traci Driver Michelle Evans Kelly Frederick Charles Garcia Todd Gochanour Troy Gubbels Lori Hedegaard Tim Henry Troy Hiller Joel Hovey Nancy Hurd Joseph Hurt Robert Hurt James Jenson Sean Kennedy Albert Koesters Eddie Lee / 36 �Lisa Lindwurm Dawn Logan Jeff Mander Wayn e Mander Mike Martin Bill McDonald Robert McKern Kami Merdinger Kelli Merdinger Jeff Montgomery Kim Morrison Bruce Obrecht Janelle Peterson Li sa Peterson Lori Pingel Randy Pitt David Rief Charlotte Ring Diane Ring Kristi Rodenburg Jason Rowe William Rupp Mark Severson Mark Wahle Kevin Young Not Pictu red : Ron Au sdem ore Ron Hough 37 �FRESHMEN Chet Adamson Kelly Bach Kevin Bare Missy Barry Lisa Bedsual Matt Bracker Tammy Bryant Dan Casson Nadine Carter Jennifer Childs Jennifer Clark Julie Cowgill Mark Crocfer Trent Eledge Wesley Elkins Mark Erickson Dave Evans Corey Feller Bryan Fisher Sheila Gach Chris Galloway Keith Geise Lynna Gittins Jamie Hansen Pam Hildreth E'Lise Hiller Tim Hiller Renita Holcomb Jason Hough Tim Hurt Chris Jensen Craig Jensen 38 �Jill Jensen Tami Jenson Julie Knott Steffani Leaders Penny Lebaugh Michael Linquist Jason Lloyd Keri Madsen Denise Magnuson Gary Martin Lori Martin Mindi McCoy James Murphy Matt Neilsen Roy Ollie Gary O' Neill Sherie Petersen Andy Rasmussen Wayne Reed Andrew Rief Tom Royer Brett Ryan Doug Ryan Troy Thurlow Terry Torneten Dennis Waldman Carrie Walker Marty Whittington Ryan Wilson Billie Wood Jim Wood Not Pictured: Sherry Drive Rebecca G i ~ 39 ���R. Herrera H.S. English Spa nish Orama Speech Spri ng Play J. Anderson Computers 9th Science H.S. Wrestling J.H. Football Asst. Boys' Track Chemistry Physics R. Kurth 7th Science Home Ee. UHT Sponsor J.H . Ta g N. Benzing H.S. Social Studies Jr. Class Sponsor Student Council Economics Sociology J. Rodenburg H. S .. Volleyball H.S. Sof tball J.H . Reading Elem. P.E. 7th Grade Sponsor S. McWilliams H.S. Football Art Club Asst. Wrestling H.S. Art J. H. and Elem. Art T. Patl ee H $. Mat h Nat. Honor Society J. Pickard Voe. Ag . FFA Sponsor K. Adams H.S. Computers H.S. English 4Z J. Christensen Industri al Arts Freshman Sponsor H. Olson H.S. Accounting H. S. Typing �S. Lashier Asst. H.S. Boys' Basketball H.S. Science Explorers' Club 8th Science Ass t. H.S. Football W. Reid H.S. P.E. Psychology H.S. Cross Country H.S. Boys' Track Porn Pon Sponsor F. Nelson H.S. Social Studies Senior Cl ass Sponsor H.S. P.E. H.S. Girls ' Basketball J. Larson Substitut e G. Montg omery H.S. and J.H. Ba nd E. Hawks H.S. English Yea rbook Advisor J.H. Track H.S. Pu blications H.S. German E. Garcia Asst. H.S. Girls' Basketball Soph. Class Sponsor Business Education L. Bayes Resource W. Briggs Resource D. Quick Auto P. Paul H.S. Baseball J.H. Social Stud ies J.H. Footba ll J.H. Boys' Bask etball 43 �B. Schreiber J.H. Library C. Hartsock H.S. library J.H . Lib. Sci. A. Pitt School Board Secretary T. Minssen J.H. Math Ass't. H.S. Girls' Track H.S. Pre-Algebra J.H. Cheerleading Sponsor J.H. Student Council C. Walllin J.H. and H.S. Chorus H.S. Musi c Theorv J. Geise J. H. Secretary M. Stanley Ath. Director Sr. English J.H. English H.S. Boys' Basketball C. McKee H S. Secretary S. Seidler Counselor's Secre tary R. Eastman Superin tendent R. Mindi Counselor A. Hjelle J.H. and H.S. Principa l • �FRONT ROW: Mark Ross, Tom Whitson (Board President). Alice Pitt (Board Secretary)BACK ROW: Don Casson, Loran Boyer. Mick Ryan, Dr. Eastman (Superintendent). Cooks, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Kennedy, Joyce Nelson, Ruth Ann Huff, Janet Leaders, Marlene Collins • Bus Drivers, FRON T ROW: Rod Minssen. Yvonne Goldapp, Bill Barn ett , Ada Real.BAC K ROW: J.R. Leaders. Elmer Goldapp, Stan Longmeyer, Phyllis Klaudt, Hazel Hough. Tom Walker. "Time'" Mr. Olsen tells his Typ ing I class. �Laura Erickson taking the easy way out. These teachers are showing what they do bes t aft er school. Custodians: Frieda Calhoon, Merlyn Majors, Chet Kennedy. "Walk! Don't run!" shouts Mr. Pattee as Mr.Nelson agrees. Mr. Lashier trying to teach his class about advanced biology. 46 ��BASEBALL IS / - ...- ~ ABOVE: New Head Coach Pat Paul discusses the game with Head Softball Coach Joyce Rodenburg. :_.r__ ,6 ABOVE: Roy Sharrett, just hanging around. RIGHT: Jeff Dawson coaches Mike Dose on first base. FAR RIGHT: Dave Casson looks pleased with the game. ~ -· - - RIGHT: Umpire McWilliams calls a strike on Jason Lloyd. 48 ABOVE: Underwood scores another run as Greg Ch ilds crosses the plate. �LOOKIN' GOOD I First Row: Andy Dofner, Jason Lloyd , Roy Sharrett, Wes Arri ck, Bruce Obrecht, Mike Dose, Bret Feller. Second Row: Coach Pat Paul, Dan Casson, Paul Cerny, Dave Casson, Jim Casson, Rick Ravlin, Cliff Hildreth, Greg Childs, Jeff Dawson. The Underwood boys' baseball team enjoyed a good season last year. The team started off the year by winning their own Underwood Invitational. From there the team had its high points along with its low points. They finished out the season with an 11-12 record. But don't let their record mislead you, because the team never gave up. The biggest accomplishment for the Eagles was a third place finish at the conference tournament. Two players received all-conference honors. Jeff Dawson was selected to the first-team , wh ile Greg Childs was a second-team pick. Other honors went to: Cliff Hildreth, team MVP; Jason Lloyd, Rookie-of-theYear; Mike Dose, Most-Improved; and Roy Sharrett, Defensive-Player-of-the-Year. Only three players were lost to graduation this year. But better yet, seven of the team's nine starters will be returning next year. Coach Pat Paul has very high expectations for next year's team. The team members also are expecting a great season so this could be the year for Underwood baseball to win it all. 49 �UHS First Row: Beth Royer, E'Lise Hiller, Jamie Hansen, Pam Hildreth, Susan Young. Second Row: Renee Chris~ensen , Lana ~cKee, Vicky Geise, Carrie Walker, Buffy Masker, Jodi Masker, Diane Ring. Third Row: Coach Lois Liibbe, Victoria Garcia, Kami Merdinger. Teresa McKern, Lisa Bandy, Michelle Hough, and Coach Joyce Rodenburg. The Underwood girls' softball team had a fairly good season in 1985. They jumped off to an incredible start of 7 wins and O losses. But just when things were looking up, injuries struck the team. They had a mid-season slump, but came on very strong to end the season. They finished with an overall record of 14-15. The Eagles had their share of highlights for the year. Probably the biggest was a second place finish at the conference tournament. They also placed second at the Eagle Invitational. A third place finish at the Treynor Tourney was very impressive. But what was more impressive was when they shut out A.L. in the consolation game. Vicky Geise, Lisa Bandy, and Michelle Hough each received second team all-conference honors. Beth Royer was the team's MVP and Carrie Walker was the Rookieof-the-Year. Outstanding offensive player went to Victoria Garcia while defense went to Teresa McKern. With only one senior gone to graduation, the future looks very promising for the next year. The team should show a lot of hustle, as can be exemplified by the picture at the right where Carrie Walker beats out a grounder to first. 50 �SOFTBALL TOP LEFT: Susan Young takes a strike. TOP RIGHT: Lana McKee stretches to make the play as Beth Royer anxiously watches. ABOVE LEFT: Coach Rodenburg and Coach Liibbe can't believe the team's play. ABOVE RIGHT: Lisa Bandy deals strike three while Vicky Geise awaits the call. 51 �Front Row (Seniors): Roy Sharrett, Bret Feller, Paul Cerny, Greg Childs, Tony Ausdemore, Cliff Hildreth, Eric Jensen, Mike Baumfalk. Second Row: Andy Rasmussen, Albert Koesters, Chris Jensen, Chris Galloway, Craig Jensen, Mark Erickson, Chuck Garcia, Andy Dofner, Bruce Obrecht, Jason Hough. Third Row: Assistant Coach Scott Lashier, Corey Feller, Keith Geise, Jason Lloyd, Doug Wright, Matt Bracker, Jeff Miller, Tim Henry, Shane Bassler, Head Coach Steve McWilliams. Fourth Row: Liew Christensen, Brett Ryan, Jim Wood, Mark Severson, Trent Eledge, Marty Bach, Jason Rowe, Randy Pitt, Brent Stokes, Sean Kennedy. Back Row: Pat Galloway, Kevin Young, Jim Pingel, Bob McKern Jim Casson, Gary Martin, Jim Andersen, Dan Casson, Doug Ryan. F 0 0 T ABOVE: Hey, guys, the dance is after the game! RIGHT: The sidelines think of strategy while Mike Baumfalk thinks of playing. FAR RIGHT: Advancing Eagles put the crunch on. 52 �The Underwood football team worked hard and played with a lot of intensity this year. The team ended the 1985 season with a 3-4 conference record. Overall, they finished 3-6, but their record was misleading. The team had numerous first-team , second-team, and honorable-mention all-conference players. A couple of high points of the season were a homecoming victory over Shelby-Tennant and a victory over Treynor for the first time in 20 years. B A L L TOP: Running toward a victory. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: Who's got the ball? TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Another opponent bites the dust. MIDDLE: Greg Childs puts three on the board. ABOVE:Touchdown time! 53 �THE NET Bottom Row: E' lise Hiller, Lisa Bandy, Sheri Colglazier. Shelly Hardesty, Lynna Gittins. Secon d Row: Pam Hiidreth, Jami Hansen. Vicky Geise, U-E (school mascot), Amber Christensen, Lori Marti n, Steffani Leaders. Third Row: Sheri Peterson, Sherry Driver, Julie Knott, Ellie Pitt, Tia Eret, Buffy Masker, Nadine Carter, Lisa Peterson. Back Row: Coach Rodenburg, Beth Royer, Jan Ausdemore, Brenda Obrecht and Coach Liibbe...._i='r"~~:oi---:---'I:" 54 The 1985 Underwood Girls' Volleyball Team had a successful season . Their overall varsity record was 12-7-1. They were 7-2, and finished third in conference play. The girls had some very different fans this year. They were known as the Underwood Volleyball Maniacs. The Maniacs saw some very impressive matches this year. One of the most exciting matches this year was when Underwood squared off against Tri-Center in round two of the Conference Tournament. T-C was top-ranked while Underwood was third-ranked. Underwood defeated T-C and went on to finish second in the WIC Tournament. Brenda Obrecht and Vicky Geise each received first-team all-conference honors, Lisa Bandy was on the second-team. Vicky also received all-state honorable mention. Four seniors were lost to graduation this year. Though they were not many in numbers, their talents were exceptional. They will be missed next year. Pictured Right: Jan flexes her leg muscles but Brenda Obrecht and Beth Royer space her off. �FORCE ABOVE LEFT: Sheri Colglazier rur.s into a hair-raising experience. ABOVE RIGHT: The team takes time-out to talk it over. FAR LEFT: Vicky Geise and Lisa Bandy with different looks about the game. MIDDLE: Shelly Hardesty with the spike. 55 ABOVE: Amber Christensen stuffs one over the net during warm-ups, while Buffy Masker attempts a block. �cc TEAMS GO TO STATE First Row: Troy Hiller, Joe Hurt, Paul Bogs, Robert Hurt, Tim Hurt, and Bob Ravlin. Back Row: Sue Bolte, Carol Dawson, Michelle Hough, Brian Leaders, Carrie Walker, Audra Hough, and Coach Bill Reid. Not Pictured: Charlotte Ring. ABOVE: Charlotte Ring runs with th e pack . ABOVE: Robert Hurt, Brian Leaders, and Tim Hurt fight for position. ABOVE: Carol Dawson strides toward the finish line. The cross-country team enjoyed tremendous success this year. Both the boys' and girls' teams qualified for the state meet. Both Bob Ravlin and Audra Hough broke the boys' and girls' records respectively. Lost to graduation are Brian Leaders and Bob Ravlin. Three varsity boys will return along with the whole girls' team. The future definitely looks very promising. 56 �57 �THRU THE HOOP Sharrett with the shot! VARSITY: FIRST ROW: Roy Sharrett, Brian Leaders.Bret Feller, Dave Andress.SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Stanley, Rick Ravlin, Brian Darrington, Greg Childs, Paul Cerny, Jason Rowe, Coach Scott Lashier.BACK ROW: Darren Rowe, Jim Casson, Tony Ausdemore, Jeff Montgomery, JimPingel. JUNIOR VARSITY:FIRST ROW: Mark Erickson, Jason Rowe, Shane Bassler, Jim Jenson .SECOND ROW: Terry Torneten, Corey Feller, Joe Hurt, Troy Hiller, Coach Scott Lashier. THIRD ROW: Ron Hough, Dan Casson, Doug Ryan , Matt Bracker, Jim Wood. 58 �Crashing the boards! Feller from the free throw line. I This year's boys' basketball team experienced their share of ups and downs. Though their record may not have shown it, the boys season ended up fairly well. They had a lot of games which were very close and could have gone either way. Each practice the boys tried their hardest to improve and perfect thei r plays. Their motto for the year was " Do It Right. " The Eagles will lose eight seniors to graduation this year. But with four returning lettermen, the future looks good for the Eagles next fall. I "What's up, Chief?" 59 �EAGLES INJURE WINGS FIRST ROW: Teresa McKern, Renee Christensen, E'Lise Hiller. Renae Reese. Brenda Obrecht , Tia Eret. Shelly Hardesty. Sheri Colglazier.SECON D ROW: Manager Shelly Christensen, Carrie Walker. Vicky Geise. Li sa Bandy, Michelle Hough, Buffy Masker, Assistant Coach Liz Garcia , Head Coach Fred Nelson. FIRST ROW: Lori Martin, Lynna Gittins. E'Lise Hiller. Tracey Cox, Sue Bolte, SECOND ROW: Nadine Carter. Diane Ring, Julie Knott. Jamie Hansen. Carrie Walker, Pam Hildreth, Coach Liz Garcia. 60 �LEFT: Shelly Hardesty urges Vicky Geise to "sky high. " ABOVE: Lisa Bandy shows off her shooting form while Teresa McKern gets into position for the rebound. LOWER LEFT: The sidelines wonder what's going on. Two words described this year's girls' basketball team: "injury plagued. " The team only played one game the entire season with the six pre-season starters. The team complied an 11-10 record for the season. Two Underwood players were selected to the first team all-conference. Lisa Bandy was a first team forward pick while Vicky Geise was a first team guard selection. The Eagles will lose three seniors to graduation. Though they were small in quantity, the seniors were very large in quality. New head coach Fred Nelson said he was very proud of this year's girls' team. Though their size was relatively small, they were very large in heart. He also said he expected next year's team to have a fairly successful year. 61 �'~rnwo n ~~rs1' ~r FIRST ROW: Bruce Obrecht, Mike Martin, Craig Jensen, Mike Dose, Eddie Lee, Jason Hough.SECOND ROW: Sean Kennedy, Brett Ryan, Kevi n Young, Randy Pitt, Cliff Hildreth, Mike Baumfalk . The 1985-86 wrestling team enjoyed tremendous success. Coach Jerry Anderson said, at the Winter Athletic Banquet, that this team was the best team he had ever coached at Underwood. They finished with a dual record of 8-2. They placed third in the conference tournament, finished second at districts, and finished twenty-eighth at state. Three wrestlers qualified for the state meet. They were Eddie Lee, Bruce Obrecht, and Mike Dose. Eddie and Bruce both took first place in the district tournament while Mike took second. This year's squad will only lose three members to graduation. They are Mike Baumfalk, Mike Dose, and Cliff Hildreth. These three members each showed great strength in wrestling and they will be greatly missed. With the loss of only three seniors and two returning state qualifiers, next year's Underwood Wrestling Squad looks to have a bright future. The junior varsity included: Ga ry Martin, Bill Rupp, Tim Henry, Roy Ollie, Andy Rasmussen, Wayne Reed. 62 �J E R K R I y D , s / ~ s UPPER LEFT: The crowd shouts " Hold that Tiger!" as Mike Dose wrestles a Griswold opponent. UPPER RIGHT: Cliff Hildreth is wrestling for a win. MIDDLE: Eddie Lee puts the moves on. ABOVE: Bruce Obrecht goes for a win. LEFT: The wrestlers have different ideas about the match. 63 �PEP SQUADS Varsity Football:BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Joens, Laura Erickson, Sara Whitson.BACK ROW: Wendy Elkins, Becky Boyer, Lori Pingel. Varsity Basketball:Carla Schaefer, Janet Cerny Jodi Masker, Lori Pingel. Tracy Joens, Becky Boyer. �POM PON:FIRST ROW: Kim Madsen, Terri Shaver, Lori Adair, Val Nelson.SECOND ROW: Charlotte Ring, Denise Hassler, Lisa Petersen, Traci Driver. Victoria Garcia.THIRD ROW: Kristi Rodenburg, Cindie Angeroth. Keri Madsen, Angie Arculeo, Jeannie O' Donnell. Varsity Wrestling: Brenda Hildreth, Sara Whitson, Laura Erickson, Ellie Pitt, Stacy Lee. Junior Varsity:Jennifer Childs, Tami Jenson, Jill Jensen, Sheila Gach. 65 �ON THE RIGHT 11 ~~ If fl 1 ·· , , I I • I FIRST ROW: S. Bassler, J. Hurt, J. Jenson, J. Hough, P. Cerny, B. Ravlin , D. Andress, A. Rasmussen, G. Pullen. SECOND ROW: L. Christensen , R. Pitt, B. Obrecht , B. Lead ers, J. Lloyd, S. Kennedy, A. Wilson, L. Larsen, M. Crocfer, M. Seversen, T. Hiller. THIRD ROW: T. Hurt, S. Seli x, R. Hurt, P. Galloway, J. Andersen, R. Larson, T. Wolford, C. Galloway, G. Martin, T. Au sdemore, J. Casson, K. Young, J. Pingel, T. Hiller, R. Hough. This year's boys' track team was rather large compared to past years. The team' s greatest strength was in the distance and field events. Six seniors will be lost to graduation. State qualifiers were: Jim Andersen.discus, and Bob Ravlin, Brian Leaders, Jim Pingel, and Paul Cerny, the mile relay. The girls' track team was small in numbers, but didn' t lack talent. Audra Hough broke the school record in the two-mile run and Michelle Hough, Carrie Walker, Charlotte Ring, and Carol Dawson, otherwise known as the two-mile relay team, broke the school record in that event. The mile relay, Pam Hildreth, Charlotte Ring, Sara Whitson, Michelle Hough and the 1500 meter run, Audra Hough also broke school records. 1 FIRST ROW: A. Hough, S. Whitson, A . Arculeo, S. Bolte. SECOND ROW: C. Dawson, P. Hildreth, C. Ring. THIRD ROW: D. Ring , J. O' Donnell , L. Bandy, J. Cerny, and M. Hough. Not Pictured: Mindi McCoy and Carrie Wa lker. 66 �TRACK Jim Andercen throw for first place. Look out for jumpin' "Goob." Carol Dawson takes the lead. 67 ���ART CLUB: FRONT ROW- Sue Bolte, Kris Jackson, Mary Mass.BACK ROW- Laura Moore, Tia Eret. Tracey Cox, Stephanie Leytham. LIBRARY CLUB: FRONT ROW- Audra Hough, Sue Bolte, Ms. Hartsock.B ACK Row- Susan Young, ·Laura Moore, Tia Eret, Terry Coble, Kris Jackson, Tracey Cox, Lisa Bedsual, Ker i Madsen, Lori Martin. 70 �GERMAN CLUB: FRONT ROW: Beth Royer, Amber Christensen, Becky Boyer, Vicky Geise.SECOND ROW: Kelli Merdinger, Jennifer Childs, Traci Driver, Kim Hansen, Iris Thompson, Lori Hedegaard, Laura Erickson, Sally Payne, Craig Jensen.THIRD ROW: Ryan Wilson, Tom Royer, Brett Ryan, Corey Feller, Dave Knott, Paul Bogs. Jeff Miller, Chris Galloway. EX PLORERS' CLUB: FRONT ROW: Diane Ring, Janet Cerny, Sally Payne, Teresa McKern, Shelly Christensen, Penny O' Neill, Sue Bolte. SECOND ROW: Mark Severson, Jeff Witt, Eric Jensen, Paul Cerny, Jason Lloyd, Ron Ausdemore, Traci Driver, Kelli Merdinger, Becky Gibbs, Tracey Cox, Mr. Lashier.THIRD ROW: Dave Knott, Bob McKern, Jim Casson, Gary Pullen, Bryan Fisher. �BACK ROW: Bruce Obrecht, Doug Ryan, Bob McKern , Charlotte Ring , Tony Ausdem ore. FOURTH ROW: Dustin Lloyd , Darren Rowe, Rick Larsen. Jim Casson, Doug Wright, Jason Rowe, Ron Ausdemore, Randy Pitt, Keith Geise, Kell i Bach, Dan Casson.THIRD ROW: Bryan Fi sher, Brian Darrington, Mark Olsen, Liew Christen sen, Mike Martin, Mark Erickson, Andy Rasmu ssen, Jason Hough.SECO ND ROW: Denise Magnuson, Wesley Arr ick, Matt Bracker, Jim Jensen, Mike Baumfalk, Jeff Witt , Bill McDonald, E' Lise Hiller, Matt Nielsen.FRONT ROW: Dave An dress, Lance Larsen. Brian Leaders, Neal Torneten, Rick Ravlin, Jay Rasmussen. The Underwood FFA was involved in a full scale of activities this year. They attended Sub-District and District contests, with various members participating. The FFA held their annual bolt sales, harvest auction, hay and grain shows, and many other various meetings each month. The people participating in the Sub-District and District contests were the following : B. Leaders, T. Ausdemore, L. Larsen, D. Andress, N. Torneten, B. Darrington, E. Hiller, D. Ryan, S. Bassler, J. Rowe, J. Hough, A. Rasmussen, B. Fisher, C. Ring, B. McKern, J. Jenson, M. Bach, K. Bach, M. Bracker, D. Casson, M. Erickson , W. Arrick, D. Magnuson, and K. Geise. The President of FFA this year was Neal Torneten; Vice President, Dave Andress; Secretary, Brian Leaders; Reporter, Rick Ravlin; Treasurer, Lance Larsen; Sentinel, Jay Rasmussen; and their advisor is Mr. Pickard. 72 �UHT: FRONT ROW: Theresa Merdinger, Lori Adair, Laura Erickson, Linda Larsen, Diane Ring.SECOND ROW: Chrissy Ivers, Robin Schultz, Jennifer Childs, Ellie Pitt, Jan Ausdemore, Sara Whitson , Lori Pingel. THIRD ROW: Kelli Merdinger, Tami Jenson, Traci Driver, Becky Gibbs. Linda Larsen, Jan Ausdemore, and Renae Reese admire the style Miss Kurth uses in wa shing dishes. The UHT Club was led by President Theresa Merdinger, Vice-President Laura Erickson, Secretary Ellie Pitt, and Historian Janet Cerny. We started the year with the Current stationery sales tor our money campaign. Prize winners tor the most sales were Lori Adair, Laura Erickson, Ellie Pitt, and Lisa Lindwurm. Other activities included running concession stands, preparing and serving a luncheon tor music contest, and preparing and serving the foods tor the National Honor Society reception. Programs included demonstrations on CPR, Aerobics, and a prom fashion show sponsored by the Diamond Lace Bridal Boutique. In March we held our banquet at Ned and Bob's in Omaha. Merit winners for the year were Lori Adair, Jan Ausdemore, Janet Cerny, and Lori Pingel. Four year members were presented with roses; they were Lori Adair, Laura Erickson and Theresa Merdinger. Officers for the 1986-87 year were also installed at the banquet. Janet Cerny will serve as a presi dent, Traci Driver as vice-president; Jan Ausdemore as secretary; Renae Reese as treasurer; and Kami Merdinger as historian. 73 �District: Diane Ring, Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte. Lisa Bedsual, Chrissy Ivers. s p Speech started thfs year with the Treynor Conference Speech Festival in February. On March 1, Mrs. Herrera, the speech director. took Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte, Diane Ring . Chrissy Ivers. and Lisa Bedsual to the District Speech Contest at Glenwood. Janet. Sue, and Diane all went to the State Individual Events Contest on March 22 at Ames. All three girls received two's. E E c H State: Diane Ring, Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte. Treynor: Front Row: Sherry Driver, Lynna Gittins, Janet Cerny, Diane Ring, Chet Adamson. Second Row: Sue Bolte, Billie Wood . Denise Magnuson. Julie Cowgill, Ryan Wilson, Mrs. Herrera . Third Row: Lisa Bedsual , Stephanie Leaders, Chrissy Ivers, Andy Rief, Mark Crocler, Sparky Murphy. 74 �NEW INDUCTEES: FRONT ROW: Sue Bolte, Laura Erickson, Lisa Bandy, Tracy Joens, Kami Merdinger, Susan Young . BACK ROW: Paul Cerny, Jeff Montgomery, Jodi Masker, Buffy Masker, Marty Bach, Bill Shelton. This year National Honor Society had 16 members in which 11 were seniors and 5 were juniors. They hosted two bloodmobiles in which they set a quota of 60 pints each. They collected a total of 112 pints. The NHS Banquet was held Wednesday, April 23, 1986, at 7:00 p.m. Miss Kurth provided refreshments and Mrs. Herrera provided the oral entertai nment. They inducted 12 new members; 3 seniors, 6 juniors, 3 sophomores. 75 �SWING CHOIR: FIRST ROW: L. Pingel , R. Hurt, K. Young, B. Gibbs, M. Whittington, S. Whitson, A. Koesters, B. Rupp, M. Barry SECOND ROW: E. Pitt, M. Linquist, S. Young. P. LeBaugh, A. Dofner, L. Moore, M. Bach, J. Childs, W. Elkins, C. Garcia , S. Driver THIRD ROW: B. Stokes. J. Jensen, Instructor: C. Wallin, J. Jenson, K. Merdinger, R. Sharrett, J. Miller, T. Coble, T. Jenson, T. Torneten. Accompanist: N. Dose, N. Barker, K. Hough CHORUS The year 1986 proved to be a very busy and a rewarding year for the choir. They had a full schedule of activities including a fall concert, a Christmas concert, the variety show, state small group ensemble and solo contest, large group contest, SWI Honor Choir, conference festival , and all-state auditions. Wendy Elkins, Lori Pingel, and Andy Dofner were selected to the All-State Chorus. Outstanding state award-winners included Andy Dofner (tenor solo), Susan Young and Lori Pingel (like duet), and Andy Dofner and Susan Young (unlike duet). The swing choir also had a busy year. They competed in the WIC swing choir contest, Apollo Swing Choir Festival (for the first time), and the Midlands Jazz Festival. Underwood Unlimited won each competition and ended the year undefeated. In addition to competition, the swing choir also performed in the variety show and for several area organizations in th is area. Wendy Elkins. Andy Dofner, and Lori Pingel made all-state. 76 �CHORUS: FIRST ROW: P. LeBaugh, J. Childs, M. Whittington, A. Koesters, R. Sharrett, M. Linquist, L. Pingel, R. Christensen. SECOND ROW: L. Moore, J. Jenson, C. Garcia, A. Dofner, T. Coble, M. McCoy, T. Bryant THIRD ROW: W. Elkins, S. Driver, S. Young, J. Miller, M. Bach, M. Wahle, B. Rupp, S. Whitson, E. Pill, J. Ross FOURTH ROW: B. Gibbs, M. Barry, B. Wood , T. Torneten, J. Jenson, K. Merdinger, N. Barker, T. Jenson Ms. Hartsock and her little "H oney Bun." ALL-STATE TRYOUTS : FIRST ROW: Wendy Elkins, Andy Dofner Lori Pingel SECO ND ROW: Jill Jensen, Susan Young, Roy Sharrett, Sara Whitson, Jim Jenson THIRD ROW: Jeff Miller, Sherry Driver, Terry Coble, Nancy Barker. , I Th e Airheads lip-sync the song " Am erican Fast Food." 77 �MARCHING BAND: FIRST ROW: V. Geise SECOND ROW: L. Erickson, C. Angeroth, T. Eret , L. Bandy, J. Cerny, K. Merdinger. T. Driver, A. Koesters THIRD ROW: J. Ausdemore. R. Christensen, W. Elkins, M. Hough, S. Bolte, R. Schultz FOURTH ROW: C. Ive rs, J. Larsen. R. Reese, T. Cox, L. Gittens, J. Childs, D. Hassler, M. Lindquist FIFTH ROW: L. Larsen, L. Pingel, S. Hardesty, S. Peterson, M. Whittington, M. Severson, T. Joens SIXTH ROW: C. Hildreth, T. Wolford, K. Hough, C. Ring, B. Feller, W. Elkins, C. Feller, K. Geise SEVENTH ROW: K. Madsen, S. Young, J. Peterson, N. Barker, T. Jenson, B , Gibbs, M. Baumfalk EIGHTH ROW: T. Taylor, J. Hurt . B. Shelton, R. Pitt, R. Hurt, A. Rief, L. Moore NINTH ROW: K. Young, J. Anderson, J. Hough, C. Walker, D. Rief, S. Selix TENTH ROW: S. Whitson, B. Royer, B. Hildreth, B. Obrecht, E. Pitt, Instructor: Gaylen Montgomery. BAND The band began the year with when they performed for the home football games. They also performed in the 1985 homecoming parade and played for home basketball games. In December they held their first concert of the year with the Christmas concert. The Jazz, Studio, and Concert Bands were really busy this year with contests and the St. Patrick's Day Dinner. There were three people chosen for SWI Honor Band. They were: Tracy Joens, Cindie Angeroth, and Wendy Elkins. Small Group Music Contest was really good this year with 40 events entered. Underwood brought home one superior award, 20 l's, 17 ll's, and 3 Ill's. The band finished out the year with the annual awards banquet and graduation . CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: L. Gittins, J. Childs, D. Hassler SECOND ROW: V. Geise, W. Elkins, S. Hardesty, J. Larson, J. Ausdemore, R. Reese, L. Bandy, M. Hough, T. Eret, T. Cox TH IRD ROW: T. Joens, C. Ive rs. L. Larsen, M. Linquist, M. Whittington, S. Peterson, K. Merdinger , J. Cerny , S. Driver, K. Madsen, A. Koesters, C. Angeroth, L. Erickson FOURTH ROW: L. Moore, E. Pitt, L. Pingel. M. Baumfalk, M. Severson, R. Pitt, T. Taylor, B. Shelton, J. Hurt, R. Hurt, A. Rief, R. Schultz. T. Driver, S. Bolte, R. Christensen FIFTH ROW: S. Selix, D. Rief, C. Walker, J. Hough SIXTH ROW: J. Anderson, K. Young, Instructor: G. Montgomery, K. Madsen, S. Young , N, Barker, J. Peterson , A. Hough, T. Jenson, K. Geise, w. Elkins, C. Feller, J. Pingel, B. Feller, K. Hough , C. Ring, T. Wo lford, C. Hildreth. 78 �STUDIO BAND: FRONT ROW: M. Linquist. T. Ere! , L. Pingel, S. Hardesty, L. Larsen. C. Ivers. T. Joens, L. Moore, M. Whitt ington, M. Baumfalk SECOND ROW: A. Christensen. T. Driver, S. Bolte, J. Ausdemore, L. Bandy, C. Angeroth, L. Erickson, K. Merdinger, J. Cerny, J. Hough, C. Walker, D.Rief, S. Selix THIRD ROW: L. Gittins, J. Cowgill, J. Childs, T. Cox, M. Hough, R. Reese, J. Larson, W. Elkins, V. Geise FOURTH ROW: K. Hough , K. Geise, lnstruc·or: G. Montgomery, J. Andersen , K. Young, A. Riel, l Hurt, J. Hurt, T. Taylor, B. Shelton, R. Pitt, N. 3arker, B. Gibbs, T. Jenson, K. Madsen, S. Young. JAZZ BAND: FRONT ROW: A. Christensen, T. Ere! , L. Pingel, S. Hardesty, L. Larson, C. Ivers. T. Joens, L. Moore, M. Baumfalk SECOND ROW: J. Hough, C. Walker, D. Rief THIRD ROW: J. Montgomery, Instructor: G. Montgomery, J. Andersen, K. Young, A. Rief , R. Hurt , J. Hurt , T. Taylor, B. Shelton , R. Pitt, K. Madsen, S. Young. SENIORS: FIRST ROW: Cliff Hildreth, Cindie Angeroth , Carol Ivers, Bret Feller SECOND ROW: Laura Erickson, Tracy Joens. Vicky Geise, Mike Baumfalk. MAJORETTES: FRONT ROW: Laura Erickson, Vicky Geise. Tracy Joens SECOND ROW: Lori Pingel, Lisa Bandy. Wendy Elkins received an outstanding performance on her solo at small group contest. 79 �IN LOVING MEMORY OF BECKY BOYER In the very early morning of April 12, 1986, Becky Boyer's life was taken in a car accident. She was a very energetic person who was always smiling and was very well-liked by everyone. Becky was a person who received much of what life has to offer. She was good-looking , intelligent, and talented. She was involved in cheerleading , art, National Honor Society, homecoming court, cross country, track, and volleyball. The emptiness that is left will never be filled , but she will remain alive in our hearts forever. Senior Class of 1986 ��EIGHTH GRADE Bill Alexander Tricia Bailey Kevin Bandy Amy Bardsley Chuck Barnard Tammy Bouvier Chris Butler Beth Carmichael Aaron Christensen Tonya Culley Joyce Ehrens Tammy Erwin Robbie Geise Doreen Hassler Shad Hovey Darcy Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Lyn ette Kerr Pam Kingery Tammy Kingery Jill Koebel Skyla Larsen 82 �Sandi Lee Aaron Leiner Carla Logan Angela Mander Kristina Michelson Dana Mullin Corey Nelson Scott Nolan James O'Neill Diana Petersen Rachel Peterson Liawni Potter Betty Pullen Becky Rice Bret Rodenburg Kelly Rodenburg Amy Ross Sarah Ross Amy Rupp Jill Stroebele Jeff Wahle Dena Young Not Pictured: Melissa Burnett 83 �SEVENTH GRADE Elizabeth Adkins Russ Bailey Tina Bogs Bill Boyer Chris Brokman Jon Brown Tony Butler Joe Casson Mark Cerny Tricia Christensen Wendy Clark Caryn Crocfer Mendi Dohse Chantille Dollin Mike Flood Tricia French Ranee Funkhauser Shelley Groshans Many Jo Hansen Shelly Hansen Tim Hedegaard Cha d Henry Paula Hiller Lori Hoffman Mark House David Hovey 84 �Jennifer Hurt Jason James Tony Jones Lil a Kephart Jamie Knowlton Kristi Lamp Jenni Leaders Willie LeBaugh Alona Linquist Steve McDonald Mickie Minear Trudy Nielsen Ryan Ollie Teri Oltmans Shelly Payne John Rasmussen Charles Raymer Chad Reelfs Keith Rice Dick Ring Michelle Rollins Jason Royer Michelle Shelton Erik Th ompson Bob Torneten Debbie Zook Not Pictured: Todd Callaghan Jeremy Gillett 85 �JUNIOR HIGH STUDEN T COUNCIL: E. Adkins, R. Geise, S. Ross, J. Casson, K. Bandy>, J. Stroebele, M. Cerny, P. Hiller. Not Pictured: J. O'Neill. �JUNIOR HiGH SPORTS VOLLEYBALL ABO\/E: Front Row; M. Dohse, E. Adkins, T. Oltmans, L. Kephart, T. Christensen, Second Row: Coach Rongish, P. Hiller, M. Hansen, R. Funkhouser, K. Lamp, J. Hurt, Third Row: D. Young, T. Culley, T. Kingery, D. Mullin, L. Kerr, J.Ehrens, S. Ross. A. Bardsley. Back Row: S. Larsen, K. Rodenburg, B. Rice, L. Potter, K. Kennedy, R. Peterson, P. Kingery, J. Stroebele. FOOTBALL BfLOW: Front Row: D. Hovey, S. Nolan, J. Royer, A. Christensen, K. Rice, R. Ollie, J. James, S. McDonald, Middle Row: J. O' Neill, J. r~ ,,mussen, T. Butler, C. Henry, C. Reells, A. Leiner, D. Ring, J. Casson, Back Row: Coach Paul, T. Hedegaard, M. Cerny, W. LeBaugh, S. Hovey, K. Bandy, J. Brown, C. Barnard, R. Geise, B. Alexander, Coach Anderson. 87 �ABOVE: Back Row: B. Rice, S. Larsen, J. Hurt, I. Christensen, R. Funkhouser, Third Row: Coach Korshoj, J. Stroebele, P. Kingery, T. Kingery, L. Kerr, Second Row: K. Rodenburg, A. Bardsley, L. Potter, B. Pullen, D. Young, T. Culley, Front Row: P. Hiller, E. Adkins, T. Oltmans, M. Dohse, M. Rollins, L. Kephart. BASKETBALL BELOW: Back Row: C. Butler, R. Geise, D. Ring, S. Hovey. C. Reelfs, Middle Row: R. Bailey, K. Bandy, B. Rodenburg, M. Cerny , J. James, C. Raymer, Front Row: J. Royer, K. Rice, J. Casson, T Hedegaard, T. Butler �WRESTLING FIRST ROW: K. Rice. A. Leiner. J. Brown, J. James. S. Hovey.SECOND ROW: R. Bailey. J. Wah le. B. Bolte. J. O'Neill.THIRD ROW: Coach Harold Larsen , T. Callaghan. D. Ring. R. Torneten. D. Hovey. TRACK JUNI OR HIGH BOYS' TR ACK:FIRST ROW: J. James. T. Hedegard . T. Callaghan. R. Bailey. M. Cerny, J. Royer. B. Boyer.SECO ND ROW: B. Rodenburg . R. Geise. S. Hovey. K. Bandy, C. Barnard , A. Christe nsen.Not pictured: S. Nolan . J. O' Neill. B. Alexander. FIRST ROW: D. Kennedy. L. Kerr . B. Pullen. L. Potter. P. Kingery. J. Stroebele , P. Hiller.SECO ND ROW: S. Ross. L. Kep hart. M. Dohse. T. Olt mans. J. Hurt. THIR D ROW : Coach Lois Liibbe. A. Bardsley. T. Culley. T. Christensen. C. Crocfer. 89 �FOOTBALL TOP: B. Pullen A. Linquist L. Kerr, R. Peterson T. FrenchBOTTOM : M. Minear c H E E HUDDIE UP R L E A D E R s 90 BASKETBALL WRESTLING TOP: J. Ehrens S. Groshans, J. Leaders D. MullinBOTTOM : K.Kennedy �CHOIR Directed by: Carmen Wallin ROW ONE: L. Campbell, T. Bailey, S. Lee, D. Kennedy, S. Brown, B. Boyer, M. Rollins.ROW TWO: K. Michaelson , C. Dollen, L. Christensen, M. Shelton, S. Ross, A. Rupp, T. Mander, T. Nielsen, L. Kephart, D. Zook, T. Lewis, A. Linquist.ROW THREE: E. Adkins, M. Dohse, W. Clark, B. Alexander, J. Hurt, A. Ross, B. Carmichael, T. Hedegaard, T. Oltmanns, R. Funkhauser, M. Hansen.ROW FOUR: D. Young, T. Bogs, M. Cerny, T. French, J. Leaders, S. Hovey, R. Bailey, D. Hovey, J. Wahle. BAND Directed by: Gaylen Montgomery Contest: Mo. va11ey I+ I II Ill ROW ONE: T. Culley, A. Ross, D. Mullin, A. Kerr, L. Potter, B. Rice, P. Kingery.ROW TW O: A. Li nquist, T. Christensen, M. Dohse, L. Adkins, M. Minear, J . Leaders .ROW THREE: J . Stroebele, T. Kingery, A. Bardsley, S. Ross, M. Shelton, S. Hansen, T. Nelson.ROW FOUR: T. Butler, C. Crocfer, C. Dollen , J . Hurt, J. Ejhrens, P. Hiller. ROW FIVE: R. Bailey, M. Cerny, K. Rice, B. Rodenburg, T. French, R. Funkhouser, K. Lamp.ROW SIX: B. Boyer, M. Flood. J. Rasmussen, C. Barkman , R. Geise, A. Christensen .ROW SEVEN: W. Clark , T. Oltmans, T. Hedgaard , S. Larsen, D. Young , T. Bailey.ROW EIGHT: D. Zook, J. Brown. S. Hovey, J . Roye r --- 3 35 9 0 This year every contests judge gave a limited number of I+ 's. Sara Ross (flute}, Bret Rodenburg (snare drum}, and Wendy Clark (bells) each received one of the limited I+ 's. 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Tree spade service. 103 �YEARBOOK BOOSTERS Broadway Bowl- Co. Bluffs 322-6629 Dew Drop Inn- McClelland 566-9293 Ewa/d's Cafe- Co. Bluffs 322-2739 - K-Mart- Co. Bluffs 322-2739 Mann Radiator- Co. Bluffs 322-4583 Ring Transfer- McClelland 566-2123 Sorensen's Gas- Co. Bluffs 323-4479 Harvest Inn- Co. Bluffs 323-3448 Underwood Feed & Grain- Underwood 566-2191 Waldmann's Market- Underwood 566-2130 104 �SENIORS Adair. Craig : 26 Adair, Lori : 26, 65, 73 Andress, Dave : 26, 58, 66, 72, 75 Angeroth, Cindie : 15, 26, 65, 75, 78, 79 Arculeo. Vince : 10, 26 Asbra, Scott : 13, 26 Ausdemore, Tony : 15, 26, 52, 58, 66, 72 Baumfalk, Mike : 26. 52, 72, 78, 79 Boyer. Becky : 26, 64, 71 Brunow, Julie : 15, 27 Cerny, Paul : 27, 49, 52, 58, 66, 71, 75 Chadwick, Marijo : 27 Childs. Greg : 27, 48, 49, 52, 53, 58, 75 Christensen. Amber : II, 27, 54, 55, 71, 75, 79 Christensen, Shelly : 10, 15, 27, 60, 61 Coble. Terry : 27, 70, 76. 77 Collins, David : 27 Darrington, Brian : 27, 58, 72 Dose, Mike : 28, 49, 63 Erickson, Laura : 28, 64, 65, 71, 73, 75, 78, 79 Feller. Bret : 15, 28, 49, 52, 58, 75, 78 Garcia, Victoria : 13, 28, 50, 65 Geise. Vicky : 12, 14, 28, 50, 51. 54, 55, 60, ;61, 70, 75, 78, 79 Gubbels, Bill : 28 Hansen, Dan : 28 Hansen, Kim : II, 15, 28. 71 Hildreth. Brenda : II, 2B, 65, 78 Hildreth, Cliff : 14, 29, 49, 52, 63, 78 Ivers. Carol : 29. 78, 79 Jackson, Kris : 29, 70, 75 Jennings. Matt : 29 Jensen. Eric : 29, 52, 71 Joens. Tracy : 29, 64, 75, 78, 79 Jones, Nancy : 29 Larsen, Lance : 29, 66, 72, 75 Leaders, Brian : 15, 29, 56, 58, 66, 72 Leytham, Stephanie : 15, 19, 30, 70 Mass. Mary : 30, 70 Mc Kern. Teresa : 14, 30, 50, 60, 61, 71, 75 Merdinger. Theresa : 30, 73 Nelson. Valerie : 13, 15, 30, 65 O' Neill, Penny : 15, 30, 71 Obrecht, Brenda : 10, 14, 15. 30, 54, 60, 78 Payne. Sally : 12, 30, 71 Plumb, Rhonda : 11, 15, 30 Rasmussen, Jay : 31, 72 Ravlin. Bob : 14, 31, 56, 66 Ring, Lyn : 31 Royer, Beth : 14, 31, 50, 54, 71, 75, 78 Sharrett, Roy : 14, 15, 31, 48, 49, 52, 58, 75, 76, 77 Snyder, Joyce : 31 Thompson. Iris : 31, 71 Torneten, Neal : 31, 72 Witt. Jeff : 15, 31, 71, 72 JUNIORS Andersen. Jim : 34, 52, 66, 67, 78, 79 Arculeo. Angela : 34, 65, 66 Ausdemore, Jan : 14. 34, 54, 73, 78, 79 Bandy, Lisa : 34, 50, 51, 54, 55, 60, 61, 66, 75, 78. 79 Bog~ Paul : 34, 56, n Bolte, Sue : 34, 56, 60, 66, 70, 71, 74, 75, 78. 79 Bouvier. Rick : 34 Casson, Jim : 14, 34, 49, 52, 58, 66, 71, 72 Cerny, Janet : 19, 34, 64, 66, 71, 74, 78, 79 Christensen, Liew : 14, 34, 52, 66, 72 Christensen, Renee : 34, 50, 60, 61, 77. 78 Colglazier, Sheri : 34. 54, 55, 60 Cox, Tracey : 15, 34, 60, 70, 71, 78, 79 Dawson, Carol : 12, 34. 56, 66, 67 Dofner, Andy : 34, 49, 52, 76, 77 Drake, Charles : 34 Eastman, Bobbie Jo : 34 Edwards, Missy : 34 Elkins. Wendy : 34, 64, 76, 77, 78, 79 Eret, Tia : 34, 54, 60, 70, 78, 79 Galloway, Pat : 34, 52, 66 Hardesty, Shelly : 14, 34, 54, 55, 60. 61. 78, 79 Hassler, Denise : 34, 65, 78 Holcomb. Rose : 34 Hough, Audra :34. 56. 66. 67, 70 Hough, Kelly : 34, 76, 78, 79 Hough. Michelle : 34, 50, 56, 60, 66, 78, 79 Ivers, Chrissy : 19, 34, 73, 74 Knott. David : 34, 71 Larsen. Linda : 34, 73, 78, 79 Larson, Jenny : 34. 78, 79 Larson. Rick : 34. 66, 67, 72 Lee, Stacy : 12, 35, 65 Lloyd. Dustin : 14, 35, 65 Madsen, Kim : 35, 65, 78, 79 Masker, Buffy : 35, 50. 54, 55. 60, 61. 75 Masker, Jodi : 35. 50. 64. 75 Miller, Jeff : 14, 35, 52. 71, 76, 77 Moore. Laura : 35, 70, 76, 77, 78, 79 Nolan. John : 35 O'Donnell, Jeannie : II, 35. 65, 66 Olsen. Mark : 35, 72 Peterson. Jeff : 35 Pingel. Jim : 35, 52. 58. 66 Pitt, Ellie : 35. 54. 64. 65. 73, 76, 77, 78 Pullen. Gary : 35. 66. 71 Ravlin. Rick : 35, 49, 58, 72 Reese. Renae : 35. 60. 61, 78. 79 Ross, Jacque : 35. 77 Rowe, Darren :15, 35, 58. 72 Selix. Scott : 14, 35, 66, 78, 79 Shaefer. Carla : 35. 64 Schultz. Robin : 35, 73, 78 Shaver. Terri : 35, 65 Shelton. Bill : 35, 75. 78. 79 Smith. Bill : 35 Stokes. Brent : 35. 52. 76 Taylor. Tracy : 35, 78. 79 Thompsen. John : 35 Thurlow. Cindie : 35 Whitson. Sara : 15, 35, 64, 65. 66. 73. 76, 77, 78 Wolford, Troy : 35, 66. 78 Wright, Doug : 35. 52, 72 Young. Susan : 35, . 50. 51. 70, 75. 76, 77, 78. 79 105 �SOPHOMORES Adkins. Russ : 36 Alexander, Jeff : 36 Arrick. Wes : 36. 49, 72 Ausdemore. Ron : 36, 71, 72 Bach. Marty : 36, 52. 72, 75, 76, 77 Barker. Nancy : 36, 76, 77, 78, 79 Bassler, Shane : 14. 36, 52, 58. 66 Bryant, Keith : 36 Driver. Traci : 36, 65, 71, 73, 78 Evans. Michelle : 14. 36 Fredrick, Kelly : 36 Garcia. Chuck : 36. 52, 76, 77 Gochanour, Todd : 36 Gubbels, Troy : 36 Hedegaard. Lori : 36, 71 Henry, Tim : 36, 52 Hiller. Troy : 36, 56, 58. 66 Hough. Ron : ·59, 66 Hovey, Joel : 36 Hurd, Nancy : 36 Hurt. Joe : 36, 56, 58, 66. 78, 79 Hurt. Rob : 36. 56, 66, 76. 78, 79 Jenson. Jim : 36, 58, 66, 72, 76, 77 Kennedy, Sean : 36, 52, 66 Koesters, Albert : 36. 52, 76. 77, 78 Lee. Ed : 36, 63 Lindwurm. Lisa : 37 Logan. Dawn : 37 Mander. Jeff : 37 Mander. Wayne : 37 Martin , Mike : 37, 72 McKern. Bob : 37, 52, 71, 72 McDonald, Bill : 37. 72 Merdinger. Kelli : 37, 71, 73 Merdinger. Kami : 14, 37, 50. 75, 76, 77. 78, 79 Montgomery, Jeff : 14. 37. 58, 75 Morrison. Kim : 37 Obrecht, Bruce : 37, 49. 52, 63. 66, 72 Peterson, Janelle : 37, 78 Peterson. Lisa : 37, 54, 65 Pingel. Lori : 14, 37, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79 Pitt. Randy : 14, 19, 37, 52. 66, 72. 78, 79 Rief. David : 37. 78, 79 Ring. Charlotte : 37, 56, 65, 66, 72, 78 Ring. Diane : 15, 37, 50, 60, 66, 71, 73, 74 Rodenburg, Kristi : 37, 65 Rowe. Jason : 37, 52, 58, 72 Rupp. Bill : 37, 76, 77 Severson. Mark : 37, 52, 66, 71, 78 Wahle. Mark : 37. 77 Young, Kevin : 14, 37, 52, 66, 76, 78, 79 106 FRESHMEN Adamson, Chet : 38, 7 4 Bach, Kelly : 38, 72 Bare. Kevin : 38 Barry. Missy : 38, 76, 77 Bedsual. Lisa : 38, 70, 74 Bracker. Matt : 38, 52. 58 Bryant. Tammy : 38, 77 Carter. Nadine : 38, 54, 60 Casson, Dan : 14, 38, 49, 52, 58, 72 Childs, Jennifer : 38, 65, 71, 73, 76. 77, 78. 79 Clark. Jennifer : 38 Cowgill, Julie : 38, 74, 79 Crocfer. Mark : 38, 66, 74 Driver. Sherry : 54, 74, 76, 77 Eledge, Trent : 38, 52 Elkins. Wes : 19, 38, 78 Erickson, Mark : 38, 52, 58, 72 Evans. Dave 38 Feller. Cory : 38, 52, 58, 71, 78 Fisher. Bryan : 38, 71, 72 Gach, Sheila : 38, 65 Galloway, Chris : 38, 52, 66, 71 Geise, Keith : 38. 52, 72, 78, 79 Gibbs, Becky : 71, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79 · Gittens, Lynna : 14, 38, 54, 60, 74, 78. 79 Hansen, Jami : 38, 50, 54, 60 Hildreth, Pam 38, 50, 54, 60, 66 Hiller. E' Lise : 14, 38. 50, 54, 60 Hiller. Tim : 38, 66 Holcomb, Renita : 38 Hough, Jason : 38, 52, 66, 72. 78. 79 Hurt, Tim : 38, 56, 66 Jensen. Chris : 38, 52 Jensen, Craig : 14, 38, 52, 71 Jensen. Jill : 39, 65, 76, 77 Jenson, Tami : 39, 65, 73, 76, 77, 78, 79 Knott, Julie : 14, 39, 54, 60 Leaders, Steffani : 39, 54, 74 Lebaugh, Penny : 39, 76, 77 Linquist. Mike : 39, 76. 77, 78, 79 Lloyd, Jason : 14, 39, 48. 49, 52, 66, 71 Madsen, Keri : 39. 65. 70, 78 Magnuson, Denise : 39, 74 Martin, Gary : 14, 39, 52, 66 Martin, Lori : 39, 54, 60, 70 McCoy, Mindi : 39, 77 Murphy, James (Sparky) : 39, 74 Nielsen, Matt : 39 O'Neill, Gary : 39 Ollie. Roy : 39 Peterson, Sherie : 39, 54, 78 Rasmussen. Andy : 39, 52. 66, 72 Reed, Wayne : 39 Rief, Andy : 39, 74, 78, 79 Royer. Tom : 19, 39. 71 Ryan, Brett : 39, 52, 71 Rya n, Doug : 39, 52, 58, 72 Thurlow. Troy : 39 Torneten. Terry : 39, 58, 76, 77 Waldman. Dennis : 39 Walker, Carrie : 39, 50, 56, 60. 61. 78, 79 Whittingtoh, Marty : 19, 39, 76, 77, 78, 79 Wilson, Ryan : 19. 39, 66. 71, 74 Wood. Billie : 39, 74, 77 Wood, Jim : 39, 52, 58 �YEARBOOK ~~~ ~~ 107 �108 ��·r_._ ~ O> 0 -' -0 0 0 3 ,_ Q) -0 c:: :=:> �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. 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Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1986 Underwood High School Yearbook 1986 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/00349782e8baed4af086d4765122572a.pdf 1ab09db2a4369fd41029551eb8e9685d PDF Text Text ��Underwood Log, 1987 Underwood J~~,~~ll~ll l~MIWIIi / Underwood Log , 1987 DATE DUE ��8 Memories The Log Volume 49 Underwood High School Underwood, Iowa 51576 �Table of Contents Activities Page 3 Seniors Page 25 Classes Page 35 Faculty Page 43 Athletics Page 49 Organizations Page 73 Grades Page 85 Advertising Page 95 2 �ACTIVITIES �Etc. �Pep Rallies Upper Left: So this is our pep rally? Upper Right: Smile pretty! Middle Left: Little Feller waits for his cue. Middle Right: And their eyes met. Lower Far Left: Do you get it, or not? Lower Left: Who is this character? U.E. ! Lower Right: Patty Sajack says, "Everybody get down!" Lower Far Right: I don't know how much longer I can keep this up! 5 �Senior Year The beginning of the end. In the fall of 1983, with nervous stomachs, we started our freshman year. We were all ready to begin our high school life with pep tests, dances, and homecomings, but we weren't ready for the homework. Nineteen-eighty-three, our freshman year, was a year of problems for people in Grenada, the Middle East, and Central America. The downing of the Korean Airliner was a sad event, but on the positive side, America managed to put its first woman in space. On television we watched The Day After. The Thorn Birds. and the farewell episode of Mash. The Flashdance look caused everyone to rip their sweatshirts, and Boy George caused everyone to wonder who is he/she? Nineteen-eighty-four, our sophomore year, President Reagan was re-elected for his second term, Indira Ghandi was assassinated causing turmoil in India, and Arafat was evicted from Lebanon. We slowly changed from the "preppie" look to a more casual look. Our headphones were slowly being put away along with the ever popular "boom box." Nineteen-eighty-five, our junior year, people crowded to theatres to watch Beverly Hills Cop while the world watched the outbreak of terrorism in Italy. Our tastes in watches changed. Not only were they for telling time, but they became a fashion statement with the outbreak of the Swatch craze. Mini-skirts became more popular, along with big shirts and long, oversized sweaters. Nineteen-eighty-six, the long awaited senior year, as we began school in the fall, we learned our long-time friendships were fragile objects. We discovered that we had to become more involved with national and international affairs as some of our classmates reached voting age. South Africa became a top subject on the news as Congress enacted sanctions against South Africa. The world watched in wonder as President Reagan and Mr. Gorbachev, leader of the U.S.S.R., met in Iceland to discuss th~ nuclear arms race. The Class of 1987 cruised, just as all other classes have. We spent our free time going to dances, parties, sports events, and seeing how aggravated we could make parking lot security guards. We tried to stay out of trouble, but sometimes we went looking for it. Our clothing became very faddish with the inflow of Guess, Lawmen, and Gasoline jeans. Although these new fads erupted, people were still familar with "Monday" turtlenecks. As a class we became closer, and felt compelled to say: "Look out world for the Class of '87!" 6 �Homecoming '86 The Homecoming game was held on the rainy Friday evening of October 3. The refs were an hour-and-a-half late and our half-time show became our pre-game show to keep fans entertained. Our dress up days were: Monday- Movie or Rock Star Day; Tuesday- Bag Day; WednesdayTreynor Nerd Day; Thursday- Shorts and Shades and Senior Slave Day; Friday- Blue/White Day. The 1986 Homecoming Court included: Wendy Elkins Doug Wright Terri Shaver Rune Reinertsen Carla Schaefer Darren Rowe Sheri Colglazier Jim Casson Shelly Hardesty Dustin Lloyd Stacy Lee Liew Christensen Sara Whitson Rick Ravlin Renee Christensen Jim Andersen Homecoming royalty were Jim Andersen (King) and Wendy Elkins (Queen). The theme for the Homecoming coronation and dance, which was held on the evening of Saturday, October 4, was "Heaven In Your Eyes." 7 �Upper Left: Juniors congratulate each other on a job well done. Upper Middle: The Homecoming Court performs their "skit." Middle Left: I don't know how much longer I can keep this up! <;:;enter: Some juniors show their true selves! Lower Middle: I think I can, I think I can! Lower Right: Time for a rock and roll break . 8 �Upper Left: The Homecoming Court seems to have different feeli ngs towards the 1OOth picture. Upper Right: Looks of congratulations. Middle Left: Fashion at its best. Middle Right: Indiana Jones?!? Lower Left: Just hanging out. Lower Right: Where's Robert? �On Slave Day, any underclassman who wished to buy a senior had to make bids and whoever had the highest bid for that senior got him or her. The seniors were all wearing strange costumes, had to pull sleds, wear chains, and ride tricycles. The seniors had to carry students' books and do what they were told. It was a very fun, but embarrassing day. J �Show Biz! Bye-Bye Birdie was a roaring success at Underwood this year. It was a comical musical about a guy named Conrad Birdie who was going into the army. He was a real big rock star that got drafted just like Elvis Presley. There was a lot of work and dedication put into it. The cast devoted nights to helping with sets, bringing props, and learning songs and dances. It finally paid off. All of the praise and glory they got made it worth all of the effort! 11 �Rune ~···, r ... , f ... .. 1 t Rune, our foreign exchange student from Norway, is the son of Roar and Aase Reinertsen. He also has two sisters, Mette and Kari. Since Rune's arrival in the United States he has found many pleasurable aspects of American life. Included are such things as fast cars, good food , and the variety of American television . There is only one television channel in Norway! He has noticed many differences between American and Norwegian life. In Norway hospital care is free, there are no curfews, their driver's licenses are more expensive ($1,000 or more!), and he also noticed that in the U.S. people eat more fried foods and meat. When asked about what his experience in the U.S. has taught him, Rune said he would be more open with others and appreciate his parents even more. ��Leadership ••• Senior Class Officers: Mark Olsen. Sheri Colglazier, Shelly Hardesty, Jim Casson Junior Class Officers: Mike Martin, Jeff Montgomery, Deanna Jones, Traci Driver STUDENT CABINET First Row: K.Madsen, C.Ring, S.Larsen Second Row: Mr. Benzing, W.Elkins, K.Merdinger. M.Hough, L.Kerr Third Row: J.Lloyd, C.Jensen, A.Peterson, C.Feller, M.Bach Freshman Class Officers: Liawni Potter. Sarah Ross, Jill Stroebele, Jim O'Neill UPABAIMST THEBBARBS Sophomore Class Officers: Ryan Wiison, Dan Casson, E'Lise Hiller, Julie Knott �How It's All Put Together After selling some ads we ate lunch at Godfather's , and then we all decided to show our candy. All day we fought for who got to sit by Mr. Hawks, and this time Dave was the lucky one! Here is the editor of the yearbook, Terri Shaver, trying to figure out the ladder diagram. Above: The newspaper staff is hard at work putting The Update together. Left : Here is the copy editor for the yearbook, Buffy Masker, typing the captions into the computer. The day of selling ads for the yearbook began on Monday, September 15, at 8:00. There were 10 of us all full of energy and excitement. However, it turned out to be a day filled with more rejection than acceptance. All of us sold ads and did a little shopping on the side (candy, jewelry, etc.). The day ended around 4:30. We sold approximately 40 ads and we were full of candy and very worn out. What an adventure to experience! 15 ��Senior Dance r- ,1 17 �Spring Play THE CAST: Front Row: Mindi McCoy, Julie Cowgill, Jeff Miller, Tonya Culley, Charlotte Ring Back Row: Ryan Wilson, Chrissy Ivers, Deanna Jones, Andy Dofner, Andy Rief, Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte Heidi Zit zen flirts with her fiance. Heinrich, whi le her sisters look jealously on. 'fhe Technica l Crew: Randy Pitt , Kelly Bach , Tricia Bailey, Tom Royer, Marty Bach, Terry Torneten This year's spring play was entitled The Creature Creeps. It was performed on Wednesday, April 22, and Saturday, April 25, in the high school commons. The play took place shortly before the end of the 19th century in the parlor of Castle von Blitzen, high in the Carpathian Mountains of Transylvania. The play was written by Jack Sharkey and was directed by Mrs. Rose Marie VelasquezHerrera. Special thank-you's go to Andy Rief and to Tricia Bailey for all their hard work. �Prom 1987 The Junior Senior Prom was held May 9 in the high school commons. The theme was " Together Forever" with Sound Images doing the music. A quartet made up of Wendy Elkins, Lori Pingel, Andy Dofner, and Chuck Garcia provided the entertainment during the program. The Juniors chose the colors purple, lavender, and silver to decorate tor the event. Pictures were taken by Mr. Hovinga over the pit area. It was a very successful and memorable evening. 19 ���Graduation Graduation was held on May 31, 1987, at 2:00 p.m. at the high school. Pastor Greg Bjornstad gave the invocation and benediction. Jim Casson and Sara Whitson gave the Senior Address. The Class of 1987 was composed of 58 seniors. Class Motto: I cannot change yesterday, I can only make the most of today, and look with hope toward tomorrow. Class Flower: White rose tipped with blue Junior Leaders: Lori Pingel and Jeff Montgomery Class Sponsor: Mr. Fred Nelson 22 �23 �24 �SENIORS �Jim Andersen Sue Bolte "Most Likely to be in Politics" ·; Liew Christensen "Biggest Appetite" 26 Jan Ausdemore Angie Arculeo ' Rick Bouvier Renee Christensen " First to Marry" v Paul Bogs "Shyest" Jim Casson "Most Likely to Succeed" Janet Cerny Sheri Colglazier ''Class Comedienne" Carol Dawson �Andy Dofner "Most Talented in Music" Wendy Elkins "Most Talented in Music" L~n i se Hassler ' Charlie Drake Tia Eret " Most Studious" Audra Hough " Shyest" - · Missy Edwards " Prettiest Hair" Bobbi Jo Eastman Pat Galloway ' Kelly Hough "First to Marry" 1 Shelly Hardesty " Best Figure" Michelle Hough " Most Athletic" 27 �Dave Knott "Best Smile" Linda Larsen " Best Dressed" Stacy Lee Dustin Lloyd "Nicest Hair" Kim Madsen " Friendliest" Jodi Masker Jeff Miller " Most Likely to be in Politics" Laura Moore Chrissy Ivers 28 Rick Larson "Most Outgoing" Buffy Masker Jeannie O'Donnell "Best mile" �Mark Olsen "Weirdest Laugh" Jeff Peterson Jim Pingel "Most Athletic" Ellie Pitt "Most Daring" Gary Pullen Rick Ravlin "Most Flirtatious" Renae Reese "Best Eyes" Rune Reinertsen " Best Physique" Oarren Rowe "Class Comedian" Carla Schaefer "Weirdest Laugh" Robin Schultz Scott Selix "Most Daring·· 29 �Terri Shaver " Most Flirtatious" Bill Shelton "Most Studious" Brent Stokes Tracy Taylor John Thompsen " Best Eyes" Cindi Thurlow Sara Whi tson " Most Likely to Succeed " Troy Wolford " Best Dressed" Doug Wright " Frie ndliest" Susan Young "Most Outgoing" Not Pict ured: Bill Smith �31 �·~ \ ��34 �CLASSES �Juniors Russell Adkins Jeff Alexander Wes Arrick Ron Ausdemore Marty Bach Nancy Barker Shane Bassler Keith Bryant Traci Driver Jim Ettleman Kelly Fredrick Chuck Garcia Todd Gochanour Troy Gubbels Lori Hedegaard Tim Henry Troy Hiller Ron Hough Nancy Hurd Joe Hurt Robert Hurt Jim Jenson Deanna Jones Sean Ken nedy Albert Koesters 36 �Class of '88 No Photo I Available Ed Lee Lisa Lindwurm Dawn Logan Jeff Mander Wayne Mander Mike Martin Bob McKern Kami Merdinger Kelli Merdinger Jeff Montgomery .• (·~·> · ~ '. J Scott Murphy Bruce Obrecht Janelle Peterson Lisa Petersen Lori Pingel Randy Pitt David Rief Charlotte Ring Diane Ri ng Kris Rodenburg Jason Rowe Bill Ru pp Mark Severson Mark Wah le Kevin Young 37 �Sophomores Chet Adamson Kelly Bach Kevin Bare Lisa Bedsual Matt Bracker Tammy Bryant Nadine Carter Dan Casson Jennifer Childs Jennifer Clark Julie Cowgill Mark Crocfer Steve Donnelly Sherry Driver Trent Eledge Wesley Elkins Mark Erickson Corey Feller Bryan Fisher Sheila Gach Chris Galloway Keith Geise Becky Gibbs Jamie Hansen Pam Hildreth E'Lise Hiller Tim Hiller Jason Hough Tim Hurt Chris Jensen Craig Jensen Jill Jensen Tami Jenson -..,. I 'Ji)JJJ,;, 38 �Class of '89 Jamie King Julie Knott Steffani Leaders Penny Lebaugh Mike Linquist Jason Lloyd David Loparco Keri Madsen Denise Magnuson Gary Martin Lori Martin Mindi McCoy Sparky Murphy Matt Nielsen Gary O'Neill Roy Ollie Sheri e Petersen Andy Rasmussen Wayne Reed Andy Rief Tom Royer Brett Ryan Doug Ryan Troy Thurlow Terry Torneten Carrie Walker Marty Whittington Ryan Wil son Billie Wood Jim Wood 39 �Freshmen Bill Alexa nder Tricia Bailey Amy Bardsley Chuck Barnard Tammy Bouvier Chris Butler Laurie Campbell Beth Carmichael Aaron Christensen Tonya Culley ' / ,. Joyce Ehrens Robbie Geise Doreen Hassler Chris Keitges Darcy Kennedy No Photo Available Kat hleen Kennedy Lynette Kerr Pam Ki ngery Tammy Kingery Skyla Larsen Sandi Lee Aaron Leiner 40 �Class of '90 Carla Logan Angie Mander Dana Mullin Corey Nelson Scott Nolan No Photo Available No Photo Available James O'Neill Diana Petersen Rachel Peterson Jennifer Pokorny Liawni Potter Bett y Pullen Becky Rice Bret Rodenburg Kelly Rodenburg Amy Ross No Photo Available Sarah Ross Amy Rupp Corey Selix Jill Stroebele Jeff Wahle ,.. Jenny Walker Dena Young No Photo Available ... - ... 41 �• . ' I . , I �FACULTY �Dr. A.Eastman Superintendent J.Geise Superintendent's Secretary, Porn Pon Sponsor A .Hjelle Secondary Principal C.McKee Principal's Secretary M.Stanley Athletic Director English, Head High School Boys' Basketball ,.' ] A.Mindi Guidance Counselor K.Graeve English, Computers L.Bayes H.S. Special Education J.Christensen Industria l Arts, Freshman Class Sponsor E.Garcia Business. Sophomore Sponsor, Assistant H.S. Girls' Basketball H.Hansen 8th and 9th Grade Science, Basic Computers A.Her rera English, Speech, Drama , Spanish A.Kurth Home Economics, UHT, Jr.High TAG, 7th Grade Science 44 S.Lashier H.S. Science, Ass't H.S. Footb all and Boys' Basketball Head Boys' Track N.Benzing H.S. Social Studies, Junior Class and Student Council Sponsor C.Hartsock Li brarian, Library Science, Library Club Sponsor S. McWilliams Art , Head H.S. Football, Head H.S. Wres tling T.Boone Jr. High Special Education E.Hawks English and German , Yearbook, Newspaper, Jr. High Boys' Track and Football Jr. High T.Minssen Cheerleading Jr. and Sr. High Sponsor Math, Ass' t. HS. Girls' Track, 8th Grade Sponsor. Jr. High Student Council, �G.Montgomery Instrumental Music J.Pickard Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor F.Nelson H.S. Social Studies, Head H.S. Girls' Basketball, Senior Class Sponsor, Ass'! H.S. Boys' Track ·D.Ouick Auto Mechanics. Ass't H.S. Football H.Olson Business, Data Processing T.Pattee H.S. Math. National Honor Society B.Reid Psychology. P.E. J.Rodenburg Jr. High Reading . Elementary P.E. . 7th Grade Sponsor. Head H.S. Volleyball. Head H.S . Softball P.Paul Jr. High Social Studies. Jr. High Boys' Basketball. Jr. High Football . 8th Grade Sponsor. Head Baseball B.Shriver Jr. High Library Aide C.Wallin Vocal Director 45 �COOKS: Joyce Nelson , Ruthanne Huff. Marlene Collin s, Janet Leaders, Alice Kennedy ~ ?Ji ( ~ I / ~ I ~ ~ CUSTODIANS: Frieda Calhoon, Merlin Majors, Chet Kennedy BUS DRIVERS: Elmer Goldapp, Mel Pitt , Bill Barnett , Stan Longmeyer, Tom Walker, Hazel Hough, Yvonne Goldapp. Ph yllis Kla udt, Rod Minssen 46 �School Board: Mark Ross, Mick Ryan. Al ice Pitt (Board Secretary), Dale Cerny, Don Casson, Dr. Robert Eastman (Superintendent), Loran Boyer (absent). �Candids �ATHLETICS �Baseball '86 • .. Jim Casson trying to play " softball?" Coach Paul looks over the line-up. The 1986 Underwood baseball team had a successful year with a record of 14 wins and 13 losses. The highlight of the year was beating Tri-Center 14-9. At the time, Tri-Center was ranked second in the state. Underwood won first place at the Underwood Invitational this year, and fourth at the conference tournament. Second team all-conference honors went to Paul Cerny, while first team all-conference recipients were Greg Childs and Cliff Hildreth. Paul Cerny tags his man at second base. Dustin Lloyd up to bat. 50 �First Row: Corey Feller, Robbie Geise, Mark Erickson, Bret Rodenburg, Wes Arrick Second Row: Jason Lloyd, Brett Feller, Mike Dose, Rick Ravlin, Paul Cerny, Greg Childs Third Row: Coach Pat Paul, Kevin Bandy, Jim Wood, Dustin Lloyd, Cliff Hildreth, Jim Casson, Kevin Young, Dan Casson Dustin Lloyd throws the ball home from third. Jason Lloyd waits anxiously for the opposing team to hit the ball. Greg Childs makes a run for home. II ll------- 11-----1111111 Kevin Bandy throws the ball with much "force"? 51 �Softball '86 E'Lise Hiller's expression shows her determination. Carrie Walker watches as the play continues. ••• Michelle Hough winds up for the pitch. First Row: Jill Stroebele, Liawni Potter, Diane Ring, Kami Merdinger, Lori Martin, Amy Bardsley, Pam Hildreth Second Row: E' Lise Hiller, Carrie Walker, Jamie Hansen. Buffy Masker, Michelle Hough, Renee Christensen Third Row: Coach Lois Liibbe, Vicky Geise, Victoria Garcia, Teresa McKern. Lisa Bandy, Beth Royer, and Coach Joyce Rodenburg Carrie Walker practices batting as Jamie Hansen throws the balls. 52 �Carrie Walker makes the score. Lisa and Vicky listen to Carrie's plan as Beth and Teresa relax. The Underwood girls' softball team had a successful season in 1986. They had their share of highlights for the year. Two of them stand out, such as being the Champions of the Western Iowa Conference Tournament. They played CarsonMacedonia in the first round and won 10-4, defeated Treynor in the semi-finals 2-0, and defeated Griswold in the championship game 3-1 . The other stand out was breaking the previous season record of 14 wins with 19 wins. The Eagles finished with a record of 19-11. Vicky Geise, Lisa Bandy, and Michelle Hough were selected to second team all-conference. Michelle Hough was the Eagles' MVP and E'Lise Hiller received Rookie of the Year. The outstanding defensive player award went to Lisa Bandy, and Teresa McKern and Victoria Garcia received the offensive honors. The team wai ts for their turn to be up to bat. Buffy Masker swings her " hardest" to make a home run. 53 �Football Profiles First Row: L.Christensen, R.Reinertsen, D.Lloyd, S.Seli x, Manager B.Rodenburg. Second Row: D.Wright, J.Pingel, J.Casson, J.Andersen, P.Galloway, J.Miller. Third Row: Coach S.La shier, A.Leiner, J.Lloyd, T.Hiller, A.Geise, J.Hough, Coach D.Quick. Fourth Row: C.Galloway, C.Garcia, C.Jensen, M.Severson, K.Bach, C.Jensen, T.Henry, B.Obrecht, Coach S.McWilliams. Fifth Row: S.Bassler, M.Bracker, S.Kennedy, D.Casson , M.Bach, J.Wood, A.Pitt , T.Eledge. Si xth Row: A.Hough, J.Rowe, D.Ryan, K.Young , B.McKern , J.Ettleman, G.Martin, B.Ryan. Doug Wright waves "hi " to the audience as Liew Christensen blocks a punt. Doug Wright notifies everyone where the ball is. 54 �Our defense holds the Trojans. Jim Casson introduces himself to the opponent. Eagles hurrying for the tackle. Coach Quick explains the game plan to Jim Ettlemnan . Sean Kennedy makes the tackle, while Bob McKern takes it easy. Doug Wright clears the path for Trent Eledge. The 1986 Underwood football team had a difficult season with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses. Our best game of the year was the Oakland game at Underwood. We won 24 to 21 in overtime with an eighteenyard field goal. We had eight all-conference honorable mentions on our team last year. They were: Liew Christensen, Doug Wright, Gary Martin, Jim Andersen, Jim Casson, Troy Hiller, Bruce Obrecht, and Mark Severson. Second team all-conference players were Jim Pingel and Sean Kennedy. First team all-conference players were Dustin Lloyd, Pat Galloway, and Jim Wood. 55 �/. '/,. 1' Upper Left: A future volleyball star?! Above: What's up, Coach? Huddle AGAIN? Middle Left: Liawni reaches a new height. VARSITY TEAM Front Row: Coach Joyce Rodenburg, Tia Eret, Shelly Hardesty, Sheri Colglazier, Buffy Masker, Ellie Pitt. Coach Lois Liibbe. Back Row: Jill Stroebele, Diane Ring, Jamie Hansen, Julie Knott, Pam Hildreth, E' Lise Hiller, Liawni Potter Lower Left: Will it be a Stroker Ace? Middle Left : Sheri spikes another while Buffy and E'Lise look on. 56 �Volleyball '86 J.V. TEAM Front Row: Carrie Walker, Pam Kingery, Amy Bardsley Middle Row: Jill Stroebele, Diane Ring, Jamie Hansen, Julie Knott, Liawni Potter Back Row: Coach Joyce Rodenburg, Deanna Jones, Becky Rice, Nadine Carter, Lori Martin, Coach Lois Liibbe FRES HMAN TEAM Front Row: Kelly Rodenburg , Pam Kingery, Amy Bardsley Middle Row: Liawni Potter, Dana Mullins, Jill Stroebele Back Row: Coach Joyce Rodenburg, Sarah Ross, Becky Rice. Skyla Larsen, Coach Lois Liibbe The 1986 volleyball season ended up with an 813-7 record. Letterwinners on the team were seniors Tia Eret, Sheri Colglazier, Shelly Hardesty, Buffy Masker, and Ellie Pitt; sophomores Pam Hildreth and E'Lise Hiller; and freshman Liawni Potter. The team had many highlights as well as downfalls in the season. It seemed the Eagles played some of their best volleyball against the toughest competition. They captured the Underwood Invitational Tournament title and had three players named to the All-Tournament Team : seniors Sheri Colglazier and Shelly Hardesty and sophomore E'Lise Hiller. The girls' played very competitively at the T.J. tournament, defeating Denison and splitting with Lewis Central, Harlan, and Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson. They also finished fourth in the Conference Tournament. They defeated Griswold in first round play, lost to Avoca in semi-finals, and lost to Mo. Valley in the consolation match. There were also some outstanding individual honors. Two girls were named to the All-Conference teams. Sheri Colglazier was named to first team allconference and also honorable mention all-state. The other honor went to Shelly Hardesty for sec nd team all-conference. 57 �No Guts • • No Glory The C.C. team has a good workout with the weights after they run their four miles. Joe Hurt strides to the finish line. The girls' varsity stretches out before their competition. The boys' and girls' teams had a very successful year. Joe Hurt went to state as an individual. The girls' team also would have made it, but unfortunately they didn't have a fifth person. The girls tied for fourth, as a team, but the other team had a fifth person so the right to state automatically went to the other team. The team will lose only half of the girls next year and the boys will all be back, so Coach Korshoj looks for another successful year. 58 �Audra sets her pace through the long two miles ahead. 1986 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Top Left: Tonya Culley, Charlotte Ring. Michelle Hough, Audra Hough Bottom Left: Tim Hurt. Joe Hurt, Mark Graeter Charlotte strides the straight-a-way to the finish line as Joe encourages her. Tonya seems to be staying ahead of her pack. Above: Michelle and Charlotte show their struggle through the last mile. Right: Tim takes a deep breath to relieve his nerves. 59 �Eagles Fly High GIRLS' VARSITY Row One: Pam Hildreth, E'Lise Hiller, Carrie Walker, Julie Knott, Michelle Hough, Tia Eret, Liawni Potter Row Two: Coach Nelson, Buffy Masker, Diane Ring, Nadine Carter, Sheri Colglazier, Becky Rice, Shelly Hardesty, Jill Stroebele, Coach Garcia GIRLS' J.V. Row One: Kelly Rodenburg, Pam Hildret h, Jill Stroebele, Amy Bardsley, Tammy Kingery , Liawni Potter Row Two: Coach Nelson, Diane Ring, Nadine Cart er, Becky Ri ce. Julie Knott, Coach Garcia 60 �Bu ffy and Sheri attempt to stop the offensive action . E'Lise tries to show off her ball-handling techniques. Sheri and E'Lise do the " Bunny Hop." Michelle looks like she needs a drink . water that is! Renee prays for a victory while Mr. Nelson takes a different approach. 61 �Boys' Basketball • • Jim Pingel, Matt Bracker, and Darren Rowe get prepared for the rebound. Jim Casson goes for a lay-up. ·1 a Jim Casson and Corey Feller ~ - ~ it for the action to sta rt again. The team record was 3- 16. Jim Casson led the team in scoring, followed by Jeff Montgomery. Casson also made second team allconference and led the rebounding charts, with Jeff Montgomery following. Jim Pingel led in assists, with Corey Feller following . Jason Rowe watches as Jeff Montgomery-tries to block the opponent's shot. �BOYS' VARSITY Row One: Rick Ravlin, Jim Pingel, Darren Rowe, Jason Rowe, Matt Bracker, Corey Feller Row Two: Coach Lashier, Dan Casson, Doug Ryan, Jim Casson, Jeff Montgomery, Jim Ettleman, Coach Stanley BOYS' J.V. Row One: Chris Butler, Mark Severson, Mark Erickson, .Chris Galloway, Troy Hiller, Robbie Geise Row Two: Coach Lashier, Ron Hough, Doug Ryan, Dan Casson, Jim Wood 63 �Wrestling '87 Bret Rodenburg prepares to throw down his opponent. 64 Bruce Obrecht is very determined to pin his man. Aaron Leiner puts his man on his back to win the match . Gary Martin looks at the referee in confusion . Bruce Obrecht placed first at the District Meet advancing to State, where he placed second. Coach McWilliams said Bruce had very high goals for himself from the beginning of the year and that is what made him determined. For the third year in a row in going to state, this was Bruce's best. He will be one of the returning letterwinners for next year's season. The Underwood Eagles finished their season with a dual record of 5-5. They received trophies for placing second at Exira and tying for third at the Ida Grove Tournament of 17 teams. Some of the highlights of the year were: beating the Griswold Tigers in a dual meet (Griswold qualified tor the State Team Dual Meet), Gary Martin qualifying for District, and, of course, Bruce Obrecht placing second at State. The Eagles are looking tough tor next year with three returning seniors, led by Bruce Obrecht. �I WRESTLING Row One: Jason Hough, Andy Rasmussen, Bret Rodenburg, Bruce Obrecht, Aaron Leiner, Craig Jensen Row Two: Ryan Wilson , Randy Pitt, Brett Ryan, Kevin Young, Gary Martin, Pat Galloway Coach Harold Larson gives the junior high wrestling team some tips regarding what to expect at the high school level. 65 �Varsity Squads '86-'87 FOOTBALL: Sara Whitson. Janet Cerny Back Row: Wendy Elkins, Kami Merdinger, Jodi Masker, Lori Pingel BASKETBALL: Front Row: Jennifer Childs. Jodi Masker, Janet Cerny Back Row: Kami Merdinger, Lori Pingel WRESTLING: Front Row: Betty Pullen , Dana Mullin Back Row: Ellie Pitt , Sa ra Whitson, Carla Schaefer Left : The varsity football squad springs down from a mount during a pep rally. Right: The wrest ling cheerleaders show enthusiasm during the meet. J \. -----66 /' �Junior Varsity '86- '87 FOOTBALL (ABOVE): Front Row: Betty Pullen, Kathleen Kennedy Back Row: Lynnette Kerr, Joyce Ehrens, Rachel Petersen BASKETBALL (LEFT): Kathleen Kennedy, Rachel Petersen, Joyce Ehrens Underwood High School was very fortunate to have such energetic and suppOftive cheerleaders for their 1986-87 seasons. The squads spent many hours preparing for things such as the homecoming spirit night and the homecoming game. Some of th e cheerleaders dedicated a portion of their summer and learned new cheers, chants, and stunts at a cheerleading camp in Okoboji. While they were there, they won an award for being the " Most Improved Squad ." Congratulations for a great year! 67 �Girls' Track Michelle Hough keeps her pace as she's on her way to break th e string. Carrie Walker gives it her all to keep the lead. Charlott e Ring strides out for the las t 100 yards of her leg. The girls' track team had a very successful year. The workouts were very tough for them, but it did pay off. There were three school record s broken: The Two-Mile relay, Mile Relay, and 400 hurdles. 68 �First Row: A.Hough, J.Stroebele, L.Potter, . D.Kennedy, C.Walker Second Row_: Coach Minssen, C.Ring, S.Whitson, A.Bardsley, B.Pullen, T.Culley, S.Ross, M.Hough, Coach KorshoJ Third Row:. D.Hassler, B.R1ce, P.K1ngery, K.Rodenburg, S.Lee, D.Magnuson, A.Ross, A.Arculeo. C. Dawson J\u<lra Hough pulls away from her challenger as Angie Arceulo starts to gain. Carol Dawson lead s the two-mile relay with full stride to a ommon victory. 69 �Boys' Track .... ·,~ 1 .,. - This year's boys' track team enjoyed a lot of success. Coaches Lashier and Nelson agreed that the boys seemed to get better and better as the year progressed. New school records were set in the high jump (Ron Hough), discus and shot put (Jim Andersen), 4x 100 relay (Troy Hiller, Gary Pullen, Ron Hough, Jim Pingel), and 4x200 relay (Troy Hiller, Gary Pullen, Ron Hough, Jim Pingel). State qualifiers from the district meet included Andersen in the discus, Hough in the high jump, Joe Hurt in the 3,200 meter run, and the 4x 100 and 4x200 relays. Andersen finished second in the discus at state. 70 .. .. .,,•. . �First Row: M.Crocfer, A.Larson, T.Eledge. A.Gei se. T.Hiller. A.Hurt Second Row: A.Wil son, M.Severson, J.Andersen, J.Pingel, K.Young. R.Hough. C.Selix. Coach Scott La shier (Not Pictured: J.Hurt, T.Hurt . C.Galloway, G.Pullen) Jim Pingel sprints for the finish at the Eagle Invit ati onal. Joe Hurt is determined not to let the other ru nner pass him. Jim Ande rsen was greeted by the "Drake Scouting Coach" before he th rew at the Drake Relays. 71 �Sports Candids 72 �ORGANIZATIONS ,, . . '• ~· :- .' . .:Er. - :i:rl.··:·,:.i_·:ij;:;~1; . • . I· . • - ~. - 'i:--!:.•• -il.·!l..... ; • ,.J •• /-.;,, r, ·-· -. # ..... '!...::.!::]; . . . : :'' - -· • • 1:!.::~::..:.r,.; i~ ' I •II~ ,I~ ...... - ·-. I'~ .. · •·· I - I ,.,. , .....,.,.,,, ".,!••••I,,.__,, I•);._.,, ., .,. -; '1•: ,.1.,,;,,.;.~.;.,,1. ·- .. f I - ,.,~ ; . .I ---::.·1:1•,":,. "· '~. .--=::·1· --• :·· . ,... ,. ~ ,. ,., ... J' _. •• >·,:. ..• >-:.~ z,:' • • • "· , : . . , a 11* I • J .,.,, • •• , ~ 11• f, Jl.,;-1· •:1· !· 1· "'• .. •~ I • • I! ;Ii" J f . .-•1··r .. . . I . •:1• .-, . ,..,,..,, - . "·· .,I ...' • •t·' 1 1 • . p \ I , ·, • · '"" :.:_·:·-~·-1;. ~ I' I �FFA First Row: J.Hough. A.Pitt. S.Bassler. R.Ravlin. B.McKern, O.Ryan Second Row: J.Rowe, E.Hiller, A.Ra smussen. A.Ausdemore. B.Obrecht. J.Casson. D.Lloyd Third Row: C.Seli x, C.Barnard, A.Christensen, J.O' Neill. M.Martin . C.Ring . T.Culley, W.Arrick. J.Jenson Fourth Row: S.Nolan, c .Nelson, B.Fisher, M.Bracker. M.Erickson. D.Casson. K.Geise. K.Bach. M.Nielsen Our future farmers of America at work . Charlotte and Tonya discuss male members of F.F.A. Mike strut s his stuff . �Explorers' Club Row One: M. Severson, D.Ryan, A.Hough , S.Kennedy, D.Rowe, R.Ravlin, J.Casson, G.Pullen. Row Two: S.Ross, J.Cerny, A.Ross, D.Magnuson, N.Barker, D.Ring, T.Driver, K.Merdinger, J.Montgomery. Row Three: M.Bracker, D.Casson, B.Fischer, M.Erickson, B.Ryan, J.Lloyd, D.Jones, C.Ring, W.Mander. Row Four: J.Mander, A.Ausdemore, K.Young, T.Shaver, S.Hardesty, S.Colglazier, C.Schaefer. S.Bassler, M.Martin, B.McKern. Row Five: W.Arrick, D.Knott, D.Lloyd, L.Christensen, C. Walker, J. Hansen, B.Obrecht. Row Six: D.Mullin, A.Bardsley, A.Geise, P.Kingery, E.Hiller, P.Hildreth, J.Knott, J.Stroebele. Row Seven: C.Feller, K.Kennedy, A.Peterson, B.Pullen, J.Ehrens, L.Kerr, B.Rice. K.Rodenburg, L.Potter. Library Club , ' I Row One: S.Bolte, L.Moore, T.Eret, c .Butler. Row Two: Ms. Hartsock (Sponsor), D.Young, T.Bailey, L.Lindwurm, L.Campbell, J Cowgill, J.King, J.Walker. Row Three: M.McCoy, A.Leiner. Top: S.Lee, L.Bedsual, D.Magnuson, J.Wahle 75 �Der Deutsche Verein Row One: S.Ross, J.Childs, L.Martin, S.Gach. D.Peterson, A.Rupp, N.Hurd Row Two: T.Royer, A.Wilson, D.Casson, J.Stroebele, K.Merdinger, S.Driver, J.Hansen. T.Kingery, A.Ross, B.Gibbs, B.Rice Row Three: M.Bracker, C.Galloway, P.Bogs, J.Miller, D.Knott, T.Eret, C.Feller, E.Hiller, A.Geise, J.Hough, L.Pingel , S. Larsen, A.Bardsley, K.Rodenburg, J.Ehrens Row Four: M.Severson , A.Rasmussen, JWood, S.Hardesty, C.Walker. P.Hildreth, J.O' Donnell, J.Cerny, J.Knott , K.Kennedy, B,Rodenburg, M.Erickso n I j Last year in the German Club we had three parties. One , of course, wa s for Christmas. We ate Black Forest cake and drank pop . The other parties we had were just for fun . In one of the parties. we watched King Solomon's Mines, which wa s kind of an off-the-wall comedy. We sent out for pizza and ot hers brought chips and candy. In our last par ty. we watched the movie. The Eagle Has Land ed. That wa s. of course. one of the all-time favorit es. At each of our parties we had the delight of watching Mr. Hawks' s little girl run around. Put it this way, she wa s th e life of the party. Lori Pingel shows her excitemen t over the German Club tree as Tonya Culley puts on the ornamen ts. 76 �UHT Front Row: K. Madsen, K. Merdinger, J.Cerny, D.Ring Second Row: J.Ausdemore , K. Merdinger, L . Pingel , D.Young, C.lvers Back Row: N.Barker, T . Driver , B.Gibbs, T . Jenson, A.Schultz, L.Lindwurm Not Pictured: A.Reese Art Club Front Row: K.Rodenburg, L.Potter, L. Kerr Second Row: J.Cerny, S.Bolte, T.Eret, L.Moore, A.Ross Back Row: G.Pullen, A.Bouvier, A.Dofner, C.Dawc,r n, J. O' Donnell �National Honor Society First Row: Bill Shelton, Tia Eret, Sara Whit son, Jodi Masker, Sue Bolte, Buffy Masker Second Row: Jeff Miller, Jason Lloyd, Craig Jensen, Julie Knott, Chrissy Ivers. Marty Bach , Sponsor Mr. Pattee Third Row: Renae Reese. Renee Christensen. Janet Cerny, Jan Ausdemore, Jim Andersen, Kami Merdinger Fourth Row: Traci Driver, Jennifer Child s, Lori Pingel, Jim Casson. Jeff Montgomery NEW INDUCTEES: First Row: Jason Ll oyd, Craig Jensen. Jim Casson. Sponsor Mr. Pattee Second Row: Renae Reese. Renee Christensen, Janet Cerny, Chrissy Ivers Third Row: Traci Driver. Jennifer Childs, Lori Pingel, Jan Ausdemore, Julie Knott 78 �Speech DISTRICT: Top Row: Andy Riel, Chrissy Ivers. Tricia Bailey, Mark Crocfer Bottom Row: Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte. Diane Ring ST ATE: Top Row: Andy Ri ef Middle Row: Chrissy Ivers. Tricia Bailey Bott om Row: .Janet Cerny, Sue Bolte. Diane Ring TREYNOR: First Row: Sarah Ross. Jane t Cerny, Sue Bolte, Diane Ring Second Row: Angie Mander. Tricia Bailey, Julie Cowgill. Mrs. Herrera Third Row: Andy Riel, Keri Madsen. Chrissy Ivers. Mindi McCoy. Jenny Walker, Spar y Murphy Fourth Row: Ryan Wilson. Mark Crocfer. Wes Elkins. Bryan Fi sher 79 �Sing and Swing!!! ABOVE: All-State Choir Members: W.Elkins, L.Pingel, A. Dofner ABOVE RIGHT: Swing Choir Members: K.Young, K.Geise, J.Andersen, T.Bailey, J.Jensen, S.Whitson , W.Elkins, P.Lebaugh, J.Childs, D.Dofner, S.Young, J.Miller, M.Bach, L.Moore, N. Barker, L. Pingel, S. Driver, M. Linquist, S. Ross, J.Wahle, J.Jensen, D.Jones, E. Pitt, B. Gibbs, A. Koesters, S. Bolte, H.Hurt, K. Merdinger, T.Torneten, B.Rupp. T.Jenson MIDDLE RIGHT: Chorus LOWER RIGHT: Seniors: A.Dofner, J. Miller, S.Bolte, E.Pitt, S.Whitson, R.Christensen, W.Elkins, S.Young, L. Moore 80 �Swing and Sing!! I I Top Left: Solo Division I Ratings at State Small Group Contest went to A.Dofner, S.Young, W.Elkins, S.Bolte, C.Garcia, M.Bach, B.Rupp, J.Miller. Top Right: Wendy Elkins and Andy Dofner received the National Choral Award for the 1986-87 season. Middle Left: All-State Auditioners included J.Jenson, J.Miller, J.Jensen, S.Driver, A.Dofner, S.Young, W.Elkins, L.Pingel, J.King. Middle Left: Outstanding state small groups were Girls Trio (S.Whitson, L.Pingel, W.Elkins), Solo (C.Garcia), and Triple Trio (S. Whitson, L.Pingel, W.Elkins, S.Ross, S.Young, D.Jones). Lower Left: SWI Honor Choir Members included C.Garcia, M.Bach, B.Rupp, J.Jensen, B.Gibbs, K.Merdinger, L.Pingel. The choir and swing choir had a very successful year. Special Achievements included Andy Dofner being selected as a soloist in the Iowa All-State Chorus, the swing choir being one of eleven schools invited to the Lincoln Scarlet and Creme Festival, and the swing choir was also one of two Class 2A schools in Iowa selected to appear on a television program on IPBN in the fall. 81 �Band Majorettes: K.Merdinger, W.Elkins, S.Hardesty, L. Pingel Marching Band Jazz Band: Row One: S. Larsen. S.Ross, L.Moore, T.Eret, S.Hardesty, L.Larsen, L.Pingel, M.Linquist Row Two: Mr. Montgomery, J.Montgomery, 8 .Gibbs, S.Young·. J.Cerny, T.Culley, A.Ross, J. Ehrens, D.Mullen, J.Hough, D.Rief, J.Miller Row Three: T.Jenson, N.Barker, K.Young, J.Andersen, A. Rief, T.Bailey, A. Hurt, J.Hurt, T.Taylor, 8 .Shelton, A.Pitt 1987 Senior Band Members �S.W. Iowa Honor Band Ensemble l's Cotton Bowl Participants Solo l's J. Montgomery, J. Andersen and J. Miller (not pictured) received the Louis Armstrong Jazz Band Award. L. Pingel and W. Elkins received the John Philip Sousa Awa rd. A. Christensen, J . Miller (not pictured), and S. Bolte received the Director's Award . J. Cerny and W. Elkins received the Honor Band Award. 83 �Porn-Pon '86-'87 First Row: S.Lee, K.Madsen, D.Jones, K.Merdinger, K.Rodenburg, T.Bailey. Second Row: A.Rupp, C.Ring, L.Petersori. T.Driver, D.Hassler, C.Dawson. Third Row: C.Logan, A.Arculeo, J.O'Donnell, K.Madsen , S.Leaders, L.Campbell, T.Culley, T.Shaver. \\\Ill The porn pon girls performing "Two of Hearts." The girls leaving the floor after performing " Two of Hearts." 84 �GRADES �8th Grade Elizabeth Adkins Russ Bailey Shane Benedict Tina Bogs Bill Boyer Chris Brokman Jon Brown Saundra Brown Tony Butler Todd Callaghan Joe Casson Mark Cerny Tricia Christensen Wendy Clark Caryn Crocler Bev Derby Mendi Dohse Chantelle Dollen Mike Flood Trisha French Ro nee Funkhauser Shelley Groshans Jeff Gundersen Many Jo Hansen Shelley Hansen Tim Hedegaard Chad Henry Paula Hiller 86 �Class of '91 Lori Hoffman Mark House Jennifer Hurt Jason James Tony Jones Jim Kelso Lila Kephart Jamie Knowlt on Kristi Lamp Jenni Leaders Willie Lebaugh Alana Linquist Mickie Minear Trudy Nielsen Ryan Ollie Teri Oltmans Shelley Payne John Rasmussen Charles Raymer Keith Rice Dick Ring Michelle Rollins Jason Royer Kim Selix Michelle Shelton Erik Th ompson Bob Torneten Debbie Zook 87 �7th Grade Stacy Adamson Mary Agnew Jason Bardsley Adrian Block Rob Bloomer Josh Bracker Dana Carmen Cullen Chollett Curt Christensen Karen Cohrs Kayla Cohrs Tina Collins Sean Culley Brent Dohse John Ehrens Diane Gach Amy Gearhart Shane Hively Eric Hjelle Rue Hough 88 -- �Class of '92 Eddy Jackson Arion Jensen Bryan Jensen Sara Justesen Kelli Kennedy ) ... .• No Photo Available Ii ... Laurie Lamp Heather Leaders Tina Lewis Lori Malnack Mike McCoy : Gary Miller Carrie Potter Jared Powell Mark Reineke Mark Rollins Kelli Smith Jason Storey Sarah Wakefield Jami Wa ldmann Jeannie Wilson 89 �Jr. High Sports FOOTBALL Front Row: J.Bardsley, M.House, R.Hough, J.Hobbs, M.Reineke, J.Ehrens, D.Carmin, J.Bracker. C.Christensen. B.Dohse. E.Hjelle. Second Row: J.Powell, K.Rice. J.Casson, T.Butler, J.Kelso. S.Benedict , R.Ollie. C.Raymer, T.Hedegaard, J.Gunderson. Third Row: S.Culley, B.Jensen. J.Brown. C.Henry, J.Rasmussen. M.Cerny, W.Lebaugh, J.James, Coach Paul, R.Bailey, D.Ring. Not Pictured: Coach Hawks VOLLEYBALL Front Row: L.Lamp, T.Collins, L.Malnack, C.Potter. Second Row: K.Smith, J.Waldmann . J.Wilson. M.Agnew, H Leaders. S.Wakefield. Third Row: S.Hansen, M.Hansen. M.Minear , P.Hiller. T.Oltmans. T.Christensen. C.Hobbs, E.Adkins. Fourth Row: S.Brown. K.Lamp, J.Hurt . A.Funkhouser. M.Dohse, W.Clark . L.Kephart. Coach Rongish 90 �Jr. High Basketball First Row: K.Rice, A.Ring, J.Knowlton, C.Raymer, J.Royer, B.Boyer Second Row: J.Brown, M.Cerny, T.Hedegaard , J.Casson, T.Butler Third Row: A.Hough, J.Bracker, S.Culley, E.Hjelle. J.Powell Top Row: A.Block. K.Christensen, B.Dohse First Row: L.M alnack, C.Potter Second Row: n .Fu nkhauser, T.Oltmans, T.Christensen, F Adkins, T.Ni elsen, K.Lamp Third Row: L Ke phart, M.Dohse, S. Wakefield , P.Hiller, S.Brown, J.Hurt Top Row: K.Cohrs, K.Cohrs 91 �Jr. High Wrestling and Track Row One: John Ehrens. Dana Carmen, Keith Rice, Curt Chri stensen, Ryan Ollie, Shane Benedict Row Two: Jimmy Hobbs, Dick Ring, Jason Bardsley, Jason Storey Row Three: Jon Brown. Russ Bailey, Bryan Jensen, Jason James Row One: Sara Justesen, Sarah Wakefield, Teri Oltmans, Micki Minear, Cindy Hobbs Row Two: Lila Kephart, Heather Leaders, Tricia Christensen, Mendi Dohse. Caryn Cocfer, Jennifer Hurt Row One: Mike McCoy, Rue Hough, Jason Royer, Brent Dohse, Jimmy Hobbs, John Ehrens, Ed Jackson Row Two: Jason Bard sley, Jason James, Sean Culley, Mark Cerny, Tim Hedegaard , Eric Hjelle, Jared Powell Not Pictured: Russ Bailey, Dana Ca rman, Curt Christensen, Ad rian Block 92 �Cheerleaders H. Leaders, J. Leaders, K. Kennedy, K.Selix. Missing: T.French A.Linquist, S.Wakefield, C.Dollen, J.Wa ldmann, M.Minear, C.Potter Student Council w ne: J.James, M.Dohse. P.Hiller, T.Christensen, M.Cerny. Row Two: H.Leaders. Christensen, C.Chollet, J.Bracke r, C. Potter 93 �Jr. High Music Row One: T.French, J.Leaders, A.Linquist , K.Lamp, T.Nielsen, J.Kelso, A.Hough, M.Reineke, B.Boyer, A.Jensen, M.Shelton, T.Collin s, S.Justesen Row Two: K.Kennedy, C.Potter, L.Malnack, S.Adam son, S.Brown, B.Dohse, J.Ehrens, E.Jackson, C.Chollett, E.Hjelle, T. Christensen, E.Adkins, B.Derby, J.Waldmann Row Three: C.Hobbs, K.Smith, W.Clark, L.Kephart, T.Oltmans, A.Bailey, A.Arnold, J.Powell, B.Jensen, M.Dohse, J.Wilson, J.Hurt, K.Lamp Row Four: C.Dollen, M.Hansen, A.Gearhart, G.Donnelly, T.Hedegaard, J.Brown, M.Cerny, S.Culley, M.Agnew, R.Funkhauser, H.Leaders, S.Wakefield Row One: J.Wilson, A.Gea rhart, M.Agnew Row Two: T.Nielsen, R.Funkhauser, T.French , J.Waldmann, S. Hansen, S.Wakefield, J.Leaders, M.Shelton Row Three: K. Lamp, A.Linquist, M.Minear, M.Dohse, E.Jackson, A.Hough, s .Justensen, C.Dollen, T.Butler, J.Hurt , L.Lamp, C.Crocler, P.Hiller, L.Kep hart Row Four: T.Christensen, K.Kennedy, E.Ad kins, K.Smith, T.Collins, M.Flood, B. Boyer, J.Rasmussen, A.Bailey, J.Powell , J.Royer, J.James, E. Hjelle Back Row: C.Chollett ,- J.Bracker, M.Cerny, J.Ehrens, K. Ri ce, T.Oltmans, W. Clark , T.Hedegaard , S.Groshans, Mr. Montgomery 94 �ADVERTISING �PIZZA KING Steaks-Chicken-Seafood 18 kinds of pizza 3 Banquet Facilities . 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Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1987 Underwood High School Yearbook 1987 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/9b6d44460654b23f9539173b783ced19.pdf 79d3ae7af1318a27a183eb08a8c0f32a PDF Text Text ��Lh1de rwood Log, 1988 Under wood 13775 1988 J~~l~~lm l~~~IWI 1111 1988 Underwood :Cog (stay Gold) DATE DUE SEP 2S ? - -0 W ~r ~-- .. ·--. '~~ ' 0 RWooo HIGH SCH t.: L1 AR ��Volume 50 Underwood High School Underwood, Iowa 51576 ' Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day . Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost Copyright 1923. 1969 by Holt . Rinehart and Winston . Copyright 1951 by Robert Frost . Reprinted from THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST edited by Edward Connery Lathem. by permission of Henry Holt and Compan y. Inc . �Arllvdbi. Page, 3 [PAdo'rl. Page, 25 Cl.oMP.A Page, 33 Page, 41 2 F~ Page, 67 OtgaM.iZ~ Page, 73 )UJtio!r, 1-/rgk, Page, 85 ArkWll.U#g Page, 95 �~OQ HIGH SCHOOC DBRAFri �We caught Jill Stroebele in a miniskirt, a pop ular fa shion, while t a lking t o Dan and Ma rk. Jamie Hansen looking fa shionable . Fra nc is Rupp pre t ends t o be driving into fashio n b y rolling his pants up a t the bottom. 4 Sara h Ross d ispidys he r st yle on her crutches- the fashionable accessory ! Jeff Mont gomery, Jim J nson, and Jason James show off the very-popular a c id wash jean ja c kets. The most popular brands we re Pepe and Gue ss. �Whiti /J Longer hair was 1n style this year. Paula Hiller and Ranee Funkhouser show us what's in. wearing a mini skirt and boots while Liawni Potter chooses the more casual outfit. acid wash jeans and a sweater. Music was in as always with many different types to choose from . 5 �Randy Pitt and Kelli Merdinger Shane Bassler and Deanna Jones Marty Bach and Traci Driver Sean Kennedy and Lori Pingel �Jonelle Peterson. for left. whips the marching bond into shape with a ferocious yell. Those ore cute bunny slippers. Bill! Mott Brocker, #38. thinks about the game ahead . Above : A loyal, devoted "Celtics" fan. Traci Driver. is in c o mple t e agony while b eing forced to wear a "Lokers" Tshirt! Above : Underwood High's own version of " The Studney Twins " !! Le ft : " Buggy" Mortin. " Leppy" Bossler. "J .J." Rowe disc uss the grow ths on "Dove Bud 's" head . 7 �II~ '87. Homecoming week was a blast this year. Each dress-up day during Sprit Week a "best-dressed" student was chosen and awarded a free admission to the dance on Saturday. Monday was Nerd Day. On Tuesday, the scent of Ben-Gay filled the halls. It was Elderly Day. Wednesday was 50's day, and Thursday had more than one title . It was Come-As-You-Are for some, and torturous Slave Day for others. But the seniors made up for this by winning Spirit Night later that night. The games were hilarious, the cheerleaders did a good job setting it up, and Spirit Night was great overall . Friday was our traditional Blue and White Day, and some students added some excitement to this by painting their faces. All of this spirit-raising paid off at the game Friday night. The Eagles played tough against Shelby and decked the Cards with a final score of 27-12. The spirits were high for everyone at the coronation and dance Saturday night. Jeff Montgomery and Charlotte Ring were crowned King and Queen. The theme was "In Our Dreams" by REO Speedwagon and the colors were lavender and gray . The dance was fun while it lasted, but everyone seemed to leave pretty early, as students had plans for afterwards. Homecoming '87 is one that won't be forgotten . The strong perfume of Mindi McCoy puts Chris Jensen under In German c lass . The senior guys, in disguise , strut their stuff on Slave Doy . The winner of the " legs" contest was Ron Ausdemore. 1 Above : Madame Preside nt Montgomery looking " lo vely" on Elde rly Doy . Left: Freshme n. e ve n the c rippled. working hard o n their float that won first pla c e . �How's that rheumatism? The 1987 Homecoming King and Queen were Jeff Montgome ry and Charlot te Ring . Left : Trent Eledge beats the t ruth out of Dave Rief: Dressing this way is his secret with women! Above Left : May I have this dance? 9 Above Rig ht : " Kiss me , you teasel " E'Lise Hiller tells Matt Bracker. �A group of underclassmen discuss their "plans" for after the dance. Matt Bracker and Lila Kephart insist they had nothing to do with it! Brett Rodenburg says to Rob Geise. "Look at me when I'm talking to you!" Craig Jensen displays his enthusiasm in publications class. Steve Donnelly forgot to shave this morning! Tonya Culley predicts no rain in the near future . Sheila Gach asks for Kathleen Kennedy's expert advic e . �As we look back on our high school years, we reflect on our anticipations and ideas of what we thought high school would be like, both socially and academically. The years were filled with happiness, as well as sorrow. One thing is for certain- our four years in high school gave us experiences that we will hold on to for the rest of our lives. Nineteen eighty-four, our freshmen year. We entered the doors of the high school, for the first time, that cold fall morning. We had no idea what was in store for us and we really didn't like to think about it. What we found was a mature, grown-up atmosphere that really took some by surprise and added more responsibility to others . This year was a growing. experience for all of us. Nineteen eighty-five, our sophomore year. With one year under our belts we began to feel a bit more normal in the whole high school atmosphere . We were no longer "stupid freshmen," as we were commonly called, and we began to gain the friendship and respect of the upperclassmen. Extra-curricular activities became a major part of most of our lives, such as band, choir, sports, and other clubs. Through these activities, we found that we could gain public recognition, respect from fellow students, and a strong feeling of self pride. Nineteen eighty-six, our junior year . This year was the biggest change for our class as a whole . We were now considered big upperclassmen and once in a while this attitude was reflected toward some poor unsuspecting underclassmen. If this attit ude was seen by a faculty member, they wasted no time in humbling our oversized egos very quickly. Our academic standards were also increased this year. We all began to realize the truths behind the horror stories of Mr. Benzing's history class or Mr. Pattee's Algebra II class. Nineteen eighty-seven, our long await ed senior year! There is one word that best describes this yearCHANGES! ! We had a total of seven new t eachers, six of them being athletic coaches, who we had to get used to as well as them getting use to us and our school system . In our senior year, we also began to realize that this was our last shot at our high school years. This thought was reflected in our attit ude toward sports, and other e xtra-c urricular events. We began to visit colleges and college recruiters, and asked the question. "What do I really want to do with my life?" Over the course of the year. this question re ally brought our heads out of the c louds, and put a little bit of fear in our hearts. The class of '88 grew and matured so much over the course of four short years. We liked going to p arties. having fun , and living life to the fullest , but we also embedded into our brains the ideq that we could accomplish anything if we set our minds to it. And with that, we told the world, "Watch out ! The class of '88 is on its way! " of 19 8 8 11 �f/WJJ or r~ CtoJJ Left: Senior Class officers: (1-r) Jeff MontgomeryPresident, Charlotte Ring-Secretary, Shane Bassler-Treasurer, and Mike Martin-Vice President (not pictured). Right: Junior Class officers: (1-r) Julie Knott-Treasurer, Pam Hildreth-Secretary, Dan CassonPresident, and Craig Jensen-Vice Pre~ ident (not pictured). Student Cabinet : (seated, 1-r) Teri Oltmans, Lori Pingel, Jason Rowe, Deanna Jones, Mark Crocter, Corey Feller; (standing, 1-r) Sarah Ross, Pam Kingery, Jim O'Neill, Jason James, Lila Kephart, and Doug Ryan (not pictured) . Freshman Class officers: (1-r) Paula Hiller-President, Jenni Leaders-Treasurer, Elizabeth Adkins-Vice President, Mendi Dohse-Secretary. 12 Sophomore Class officers: (1-r) Skyla Larsen-Secretary, Liawni PotterPresident, Jill Stroebele-Vice President , Lynette Kerr-Treasurer. �We caught Wes Arrick and Tom Royer leaving their hideout. Craig Jensen. Chris Galloway. and Tom Royer. with weapons in hand. go out on an adselling quest. Yearbook Staff: (front row) Jeff Mander. Tom Royer. Wes Arrick; (back row) Chris Galloway. Craig Jensen. Keri Madsen. Lori Pingel . Charlot t e Ring. and Francis Rupp (not pictured) Newspaper Staff: (1-r) Ma rk Wahle. Ron Ausdemore. Tim Hurt. Dave Rief, Troy Gubbels. Kevin Young. Jeff Alexander. and Trent Eledge . Troy Hiller (not pictured). Craig Jensen and Chris Galloway leave the Poodle Grooming Shop, looking very wellgroomed. 13 �l;g/iJi. Swing Choir walking like on Egyptian . Francis Rupp song " If Ever I Would Leave You." dedicated to his mother. ~. Reverend Jim Jenson gives his sermon on "Little Bo Peep." Lori Pingel sings and Kami Merdinger signs "Love in Any Language ." Chuck Garcia t ells Albert Koesters " If you only hod a moustache 14 Ar1lim. �Junior High p erforms " The Monster Mash," "Transylvania Two-Step," and " Dry Bones. " Ke vin Berneske performs C orsac the Great. Sherry Driver a nd Chuck Garcia sing "Always." Francis Rupp, Kami Merdinger, Chuck Garcia , Morty Bach, Deanna Jones, and Lori Pingel perform "We've Got Ele gance. " jff :;:/~ ,~. -' , -· ; . . :.. !: "·.., . ... _)_, . ' ~, -~ I.., '.Jlr Miss Kurth, Mrs. Dose. Mrs. Grote. and Miss Hartsoc k perform a song about " Friendship ." ' The Swing Choir jumps bac k into the '20s with the "Charleston." Mrs. Wallin takes the stage . 15 �Leppy and M arty enc our age Rondy t o tak e his Shirt otr, too. Jammin' Monte' says in agony . " Mike , hone y, I don't think I'll make it to the threshold!" Kiss me, Baby, nothing makes me sick! Shane Bassler, # 18; Jim Ettleman, # 35; Sean Kennedy, #61: and Ron Hough. # 28 display some of that "studly " senior spirit with this two-tone message to the Cards : PREPARE FOR DEFEAT! 16 �PROM NIGi-iT . .. 17 ���20 AHJ ROCK/N' DOWN! �First Row : Pamela Thingummy-Mindi McCoy. Direc or-Michelle Shelton. Mrs .• Thlngummy-Liawni Potter. Pharoah Nussbaum-Sean Ke nnedy, Jane HollowellDeanna Jones. Light & Sound-Chris Butler. Second Row : Margo-Julie Cowgill, Moose-Ryan Wilson. Lottie Thingummy-Charlotte Ring. Ar.c hie ThingummyJa son James. Chief Skimp-Andy Rief. Kitty-Tricia Bailey. Scoop-Tony Butler. The name of this year's play was "Enter Pharoah Nussbaum." Ms. Christi Hartsock was the director this year. The setting was in an old Egyptian-like house in Los Angeles in the present day. !v1rs. Thingummy owns everything that her late husband left. Her niece. nephew. and nephew's wife all try to kill her to get the Thingummy estate. Later on. we find out that she donated everything to the Cairo museum. In the end. Archie. Moose. and Pamela die and Lottie gets taken away by Police Chief Skimp. Pharoah Nussbaum and Jane Hollowell were on the case to save Mrs. Thingummy. Pharoah and Jane were in love. The play was a big success this year. It took a lot of time and effort. but it paid off! Thanks to Kelly Bach. Terry Torneten. and Tom Royer for being great light technicians . I 21 �T~ Cl4IJ of Commencement is the day that all high school students look forward to. It is a day for the graduating seniors to celebrate 13 years of education and in way, celebrate adulthood. The underclassmen looked on and wished that they were the lucky ones. Graduation was held on May 22, at 2 o'clock. The Junior Leaders, Carrie Walker and Gary Martin led the Class of 1988 into the gym while the band played the processional. The commencement address was given by Kami Merdinger and Jeff Montgomery followed by special awards given by Mr. Hjelle. Mick Ryan awarded the Class of 1988 their diplomas. 88 . Front row classmates look jealously on a s Charlotte a lready holds her diploma. Class motto: I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today. Class colors: Royal blue and silver Class flower: white rose with blue tip Choir members Deanna Jones, Lori Pingel. and Kami Merdinger sing their heart ou1 t og ether for tho last time 22 �T!tea I ttr Blfiglit Frilillr.u, w Time out for a little congrats! As Jim Ettleman shakes Mick Ryan's hand. he wonders'ls it signed?' • • Traci and Albert congratulate each other. Bruce daydreams about his future . d 'I • 23 ��~ HJGH SCHooc LIBRARY �;: �Class Offlcer-2 Football-2.3 Cholr-2.3.4 Swing Choir-2.3.4 Speech-1 School P.lay-~.2 ••• • •• ��: :• Football-1,2.3.4 Wrestling-1.2 Track-2.4 School Play-2.4 Explorers Club-3.4 Homecoming Court-4 �Footbol-1,2,3 Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Trock-2 Boseboll-1,2,3 Germon Club-3 Art Club-1,2 Lori P.irigel Volleyboll-1 Cheerlecidlng-1,2.3,4 Bond-1,2.3,4 Jazz Band-1.2.3.4 . " .. Choir-1.2,3.4 Swing .Choir-1.2.3,4 NHS-3.4 • · : ..... '·. :~u;~·. f( • ~ .-. l ' I J. .-• ~.i; /•.u ... ,\"..J~ Speech-1 :: •• ~:.~~ 1 School Ploy-1,2 t.~· ~~ Gf~m<;m_,_Club-3 'ii.JI'(!. ~ · 1~ UHT-2,3.4 '~~~<?!..t?oo~ stcitt-4 Hornecoming Court-4 ~\i~S:loss Officer-2 Student Coblnet-1,4 ����)llMi,olU Chet Adamson Boyd Arnold Kelly Bach Kevin Bare Matthew Bracker Tammy Bryant Nadine Carter Dan Casson Jennifer Childs Jennifer Clark Julie Cowgill Mark Crocfer Steven Donnelly Sherry Driver Trent Eledge Wesley Elkins Mark Erickson David Evans Corey Feller Bryan Fisher Sheila Gach Chris Galloway Keith Geise Rebecca Gibbs Jami Hansen Pam Hildreth E'Lise Hiller Tim Hiller Jason Hough Tim Hurt Chris Jensen Craig Jensen Jill Jensen Tami Jenson Julie Knott Steffani Leaders 34 �~ ol '89 Penny LeBaugh Michael Linquist David Loparco Keri Madsen Denise Magnuson Gary Martin Lori Martin Mindi McCoy James Murphy Matt Nielsen Gary O'Neill Roy Ollie Sherie Peterson Andy Rasmussen Wayne Reed Andrew Rief Tom Royer Brett Ryan Doug Ryan Terry Torneten Carrie Walker Ryan Wilson Billie Wood James Wood Not Pictured: Mike Neely Troy Thurlow JS �Tricia Bailey Amy Bardsley Chuck Barnard Kevin Berneske Tammy Bouvier Chris Butler Laurie Campbell Beth Carmichael Aaron Christensen Tonya Culley Joyce Ehrens Robbie Geise Doreen Hassler Christine Keitges Darcy Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Lynette Kerr Pam Kingery Tammy Kingery Skyla Larsen Sandi Lee Aaron Letner Carla Logan Angie Mander Sophomores wait ing for class to begin . 36 �CloJJ of 90 Dana Mullin Corey Nelson Scott Nolan James O'Neill Rachel Peterson Jennifer Pokorny Liawni Potter Betty Pullen George Radtke Becky Rice Bret Rodenburg Kelly Rodenburg Amy Ross Sarah Ross Amy Rupp Corey Selix Jill Stoebele Jeff Wahle Not Pictured : Brian Arrowsmith Jenny Walker Dena Young Johnny Zych 37 �Elizabeth Adkins Russell Arnold Russell Bailey Shane Benedict Tina Bogs Bill Royer Chris Brokman Jon Brown Saundra Brown Tony Butler Todd Callaghan Joe Casson Mark Cerny Tricia Christensen Wendy Clark Caryn Crocfer Bev Derby Mendi Dohse Chantelle Dollen Mike Flood Trisha French Ro nee Funkhouser Shelley Groshans Mony Jo Hansen Shelly Hansen Tim Hedegaard Chad Henry Paula Hiller Tim c heers on the volleyball girls. 38 �CloJJ of 9J Cynthia Hobbs Lori Hoffman Mark House Jennifer Hurt Jason James James Kelso Lila Kephart Jamie Knowlton Kristi Lamp Jenni Leaders Willie LeBaugh Alana Linquist Mickie Minear Trudy Nielsen Ryan Ollie Teri Oltmans Shelley Payne John Rasmussen Charles Raymer Keith Rice Richard Ring Michelle Rollins Jason Royer Kim Selix Michelle Shelton Erik Thompson Bob Torneten Debbie Zook Larry , Curly , and Moe! 39 �Top Left : Casper, the Friendly Ghost! Top Middle: Wake up, Mark! Top Right : FLY! FLY! Above Left : Nice legs Center: Two points .. . Lower Right: Okay, who's going to pick up the ball? 40 ��87 !OFTBALL f-f!Gf-fl!G!-IT! First Row (1-r): Saundra Brown, Lila Kephart, Paula Hiller. Pam Hildreth, E'Lise Hiller, Angie Arculeo, Liawni Potter. Jill Stoebele, Tricia Christensen. Teri Oltmans. Second Row (1-r): Coach Joyce Tiarks. Amy Bardsley, Denise Magnuson, Jennifer Walker. Carrie Walker. Lori Martin, Michelle Hough, Jamie Hansen. Diane Ring, Sherie Peterson. Coach Lois Johnson. Above : Jill's determination to hit the ball is shown on her face . Right : E'Lise warms up before her turn at bat. 42 �Jamie Hansen awaits the throw to first base. Michelle Hough pitches the ball as Pam looks on. Pam Hildreth steps up to bot. The 1987 Underwood Eagles Softball Tearn had a successful season with the help of veteran pitcher Michelle Hough, and some talented young players. The Eagles accumulated a 1316 overall record and an 8-5 conference record, which earned Underwood a third place finish in the Western Iowa Conference. Underwood did well in tournament play, finishing second in the Audubon Tournament and second in their own Eagle Invitational. The Eagles also took fourth place in the conference tournament and fourth in the Treynor Invitational. The Eagle players earned some notable honors during t he season. Jenny Walker was named t o first team AllConference and Michelle Hough second team All-Conference. Carrie Walker and Lori Martin were voted to the AllTournament Team at Audubon. At the end-of-the-season banquet at Pizza King, the following awards were handed out: M.V .P. - Michelle Hough Rookie-of-the-Year - Liawni Potter Outstanding Defensive Player - Michelle Hough Outstanding Offensive Player - Jenny Walker Uow ni worms up before t he varsity game. 43 �I 87 804ehafl 'b )) ·~ c.. ~ » Front Row: Corey Feller, Richard Ring. Mark Cerny, Mark Erickson , Robbie Geise. Bruce Obrecht. Bret Rodenburg. Wes Arrick, Joe Casson. Back Row : Coach Pat Paul. Dan Casson. Jason Lloyd, Matt Bracker, Bob McKern, Kevin Young, Dave Evans, Jim Casson, Jim Wood, Dustin Lloyd. Above: Corey prepares to throw the ball. Right: Kevin adjusts his cap, awaiting the easy out. Right : Matt gives his all to get the ball home and prevent the run . Far Right : Woody fires strike three, as Jason attempts to hitch a ride home. 44 �Kevin blasts one into outer space. Dave gets the ball back in the infield. Bruce gets a tan waiting for the ball to come his way . Above: Woody keeps an eye on second. Left: Daniel remains cool at all times. 45 �Front Row: Chad Henry, Dick Ring, Chris Galloway, Jim Wood. Chris Jensen, Craig Jensen, Robbie Geise, Keith Rice. Chris Brokman. Middle Row: Coach Dale Quick, Joe Casson. Tim Hedegaard, Mark Cerny, Gary Martin, Trent Eledge. Dan Casson. Matt Bracker. Doug Ryan. Jason James, Coach Randy Morris. Back Row : Head Coach Nick McGrain, Troy Hiller. Ron Hough, Randy Pitt, Francis Rupp, Jim Ettleman, Kevin Young, Bob McKern. Mark Severson. Sean Kennedy, Tim Henry, Shane Bassler, Coach Ray Spiegel. Right : Matt and Bob go for the tackle after t he ope ning kickoff. Below : Trent Eledge awaiting the pitch from Shane Bassler. Below Right : Chris Galloway drives for extra yardage. �The team discusses their game plan before the kickoff. The varsity team won three games during the course of their nine-game ·season . The highlight of the year came in the Treynor game as with a few seconds left on the clock, Jim Wood kicked a field goal giving the Eagles a hard-fought 10-7 win. The low point came against Missouri Valley, losing 63, despite dominating the game from a statistical standpoint. The Eagles also suffered a heart-crushing 22-21 defeat at the hands of Walnut in the last game of the year. Bob McKern and Sean Kennedy were named first team all-conference along with kicker Jim Wood. Garnering second team honors were quarterback Shane Bassler and running back Matt Bracker. Even though the record reads 3-6. the players and coaches feel a foundation is being laid for future success on the gridiron. The Eagles are eyeing a first-team finish in the very near future. And why not? To be the best! What else is there? A special thank you for the parental and school support shown throughout the season . It was truly appreciated. Troy Hiller punts it down the field. Tim Henry and Jim Ettieman in pursuit of their opponent . 47 �Becky practices her sets before the game. The Eagle team was young and inexperienced, but had a successful rebuilding year. Underwood played good competition in the conference but faced their thoughest competition in tournament play . The blue and white started tournament play at the Shenandoah tourney where t hey gained some valuable playing experience. Our Underwood tourney was expanded to 8 teams this year and the Eagles placed 2nd! They also had two players named to the All-Tournament team, Pam Hildreth and Liawni Potter. But the Eagles' toughest play was at the Thomas Jefferson tourney where they played their best ball all year. Liawni Potter was also named to the 2nd team All-Conference . The junior varsity and freshman teams both had very successful seasons with many fine athletes playing on both teams. The future looks quite bright for the Eagles with many letterwinners returning next year. VarsityFront Row (1-r) : Deanna Jones. Pam Kingery, Becky Rice. Julie Knott. Diane Ring. Back Row (1-r) : Coach Joyce Tiarks. Pam Hildreth. Jill Stoebele. Amy Bardsley, Jenny Walker. Liawni Potter. Teri Oltmans. Coach Lois Johnson. Julie goes up for the sp ike as Pam looks in a mazement . The freshme n team members p ractic e their moves before the game 48 Amy a nd Liawnl go up for the block against the Treynor opponent . �Junior Varsity-Front Row (1-r) : Saundra Brown, Paula Hiller. Tricia Christensen. Ronee Funkhouser. Lila Kephart . Back Row (1-r): Coach Joyce Tiarks. Tam Kingery, Jennifer Walker. Pam Kingery, Skyla Larsen, Coach Lois Johnson. Freshmen Team- Front Row (1-r): Mony Jo Hansen. Mickie Minear. Saundra Brown. Kristi Lamp, Wendy Clark . Back Row (1-r): Coach Joyce Tiarks. Elizabeth Adkins. Paula Hiller. Ronee Funkhouser. Tricia Christensen. Mendi Dohse . Jennifer Hurt. Lila Kephart. Cindy Hobbs. Coach Lois Johnson. Right: Deanna tries to score with her spike. Left : Jill uses her strength in her spikes! Below : Varsity practices their serves before the big game. 49 �The 1987 Cross Country Team first row (1-r): Bill Boyer, Tonya Culley, Sarah Ross, Amy Ross, Caryn Crocfer, Charlotte Ring, Mike Neely second row (1-r): Coach Pat Schlapia , Manager Tom Royer, Mark Crocfer. Jim Jenson, Joe Hurt, Tim Hurt. Manager Terry Torneten Caryn cuts around the pylon a little too sharply. Jim puts her in passing g ear and easily g ets by the Denison runner. Above : Concentrating sole ly on the race. Tim fails to notice the thumbing hitchhiker Below : Sc hlapes' age? l.Q. ?? Neck size??? HAltU l..Ar . J q Mark striding with p ride and hayfever. 50 �,1 Joe gets a '9.5' for his flamingo imitation. Bill valiantly fights off (and keeps an eye on) the fierce competition. Tonya fights off the pain in her knee while trying to keep her glasses from falling off her nose. You decide : Tim resting before the meet. or Tim resting after the et? "STRIDE WITH PRIDE" was a familiar sound heard from the UHS boys' and g irls' c ross country teams this year. Pride and determination go a long w ay in making runners take that e xtra step after the y've come close to exhaustion. The UHS runners did just that! The cross country teams, led by Coach Pat Schlapia, had many individual .and t eam accomplishments this year. Freshman Caryn Crocfer competed in the State Cross Country Meet, finishing in 21st place. She qualified by placing 6th at the District Meet. Caryn was ranked 8th in Southwest Iowa at the end of the year, which also included a 2nd place Western Iowa Conference finish. Senior Joe Hurt just missed a return trip to State on the boys' side, placing 7th at districts, only two seconds away from qualifying. He won the Manilla and TriCenter Invitationals, and was also ranked 8th in SWI at one time. The boys' season was highlighted by c apturing the WIC team title. The team members were Seniors Joe Hurt and Jim Jenson. Juniors Tim Hurt, Mark Crocfer, and Mike Neely, and Freshman Bill Boyer. They were just three points short of qualifying for the Stat e Meet, finishing fifth at Districts. The boys also captured 2nd place a t t he T-C Invitational. They were also t he only 1-A team to beat state-champion Woodbine in a meet. The girls' team members were Senior Charlot te Ring, Sophomores Tonya Culley, Amy Ross, a nd Sarah Ross, and Freshman Caryn Crocfer. The t eam was hurt by injuries this year, with Sarah and Tonya out for parts of the season. But led by Crocfer and Ring, the girls took the second-place t rophy a t the T-C Invitational. The team finished 7th at Distric t which included three of t he top teams in the st ate . The cross country teams will miss the leadership of their three seniors (Hurt. Ring , and Jenson). but t he prospects look good for next season with a good returning nucleus, and t he chance that this year's managers Terry Torneten and Tom Royer will be running. Even bigger and better things will be expected of the Underwood High School cross country t eams for next year. 51 �Front Row: Mark Severson, Corey Feller, Jason Rowe, Mark Erickson, Jim Wood, Robbie Ge ise . Back Row: Coach Spiegel, Ron Hough, Jeff Montgomery, Doug Ryan, Jim Ettleman, Matt Bracker, Coach Buller. Above : Ron a nd Chris look amaze d a t t he basket . Right: Ettleman makes a n a t te mpt to score . 52 �Above: Corey on the fast-break . Right : Doug and Jason go for the rebound . Front : Coach Spiegel. Back: Keith Rice. Chris Butler. George Radtke. Tim Hedegaard. Mark Cerny. Robbie Geise. Tony Butler. Bill Boyer. �First Row : Jennifer Hurt. Paula Hiller. Elizabeth Adkins. Kristi Lamp, Saundra Brown, Lila Ke phart . Second Row: Coach Schlapia. Tricia Christensen. Amy Bardsley. Jill Stroebele . Liawni Potter. Becky Rice, Ronee Funkhouse r. Teri Oltmans. Coach Morris. Third Row : Nadine Carter. Carrie Walker. Julie Knott . Top : Diane Ring. The girls' record was 4-14. Though the team record didn't meet our goals, several school records were broken : Individual Game ScoringCarrie Walker; Individual Field Goals-Carrie Walker; Game Point Total vs Treynor-89. Overall it was a good learning year with great expectations for the years to come. 54 �In the end. Carrie and Julie didn't need to w orry about t he rebound. as Liawnl easily made the shot . Carrie. Julie. and their opponents pause to pose for Mr. Hawks' photo. Above: He r teammates and our fan watc h as Nadine start s cousin' some trouble . Below: "Say che e se!" Coach Morris plays the worlds smallest violin as Coach Schlapia wows the girls with card tricks. 55 �Front Row: Jason Hough, Bruce Obrecht, Jason James, Randy Pitt, Russ Bailey, Bret Rodenburg . Back Row: Brett Ryan, Gary Martin. Kevin Young, Mike Martin . Brett trying to escape . 56 Kevin trying to break his kid down. �Bruce tries to turn his opponent. Above: Randy in control of the match. Below: Bret looking for a takedown. Mike on his way to a win. Gary in position to score. The Eagles enjoyed a successful season with their main drawback being a lack of athletes. They finished the season with a 5-5 dual record. The Eagles placed third at the Exira, Sidney, and Ida Grove Tournaments. They placed fourth at the Western Iowa Conference Tourney. The Eagles had five out of seven wrestlers in the finals. They also place third at sectionals and fifth at districts. The Eagles had three state qualifiers. They were Bruce, Brett, and Gary. Some special awards went to Bruce, Gary, Randy, and Brett Ryan for having twenty or more wins. Bret Rodenburg was voted "most improved" and Bruce was "most valuable. " Bruce is considered one of Underwood's best wrestlers ever. He is Underwood's first four-time state qualifier. He is also a four-time Ida Grove and Exira champion and is a three-time conference, sectional, and district champion . Bruce was a state runner-up In 1987. Bruce missed the school record for most wins by one, with a record of 107-13-1. He also won a new award called "The Old Shoe. " The award is given to the wrestler who gives it his all in a four-year career. 57 �1988 Go/;, Tiroek I first row : Elizabeth Adkins. Deanna Jones. Tam Kingery. Liawni Potter. Saundra Brown. Chris Keitges. second row: Charlotte Ring. Sarah Ross, Becky Rice. Pam Kingery, Tonya Culley, Mickie Minear, Teri Oltmans. Mendi Dohse, Lila Kephart, Carrie Walker. third row : Coach Minssen, Amy Bardsley, Jenny Walker, Caryn Crocfer, Tricia Christensen, Skyla Larsen. Nadine Carter, Amy Ross. Cindi Hobbs, Coach Johnson . One giant leap for woman. one small step for womankind . Mic kle hurdling the hurdle for Unde rwo od . The ma le athletes admiring Carrie's form . 58 �Charlotte wayyyyy o ut in front. Liawni watches as Deanna shows o ff for t he camera . Liawni gets stuck in mid-air and can't seem to get d own. --~ -- The Underwood girls' track team was young , but had a very successful season. The squad of 20 was made up of only 4 upperclassmen. Although injuries plagued the team t hroughout the season, the g irls won 2 trophies. They partic ipated in 8 meets, placing 3rd at Glenwood, 4th at Dunlap, 3rd a t our own home meet, 3rd at Tre ynor, 2nd at Malvern, and 2nd at Essex. One highlight of the season was placing 2nd a t the Conference meet behind a powerful Treynor team. Two school records were broken during the trac k season . The shuttle hurdle relay team consisting of Saundra Brown, Micki Minear, Deanna Jones, and Liawni Potter set a record of 1: 14.30 a t the Conference meet. Senior Charlotte Ring also broke t he school rec ord in the 800 meter run in a time of 2:34.31 at District. Seniors Charlotte Ring and Deanna Jones will be greatly missed next year; however, the strong underclassmen got a lot of experience this season and will be the leaders of next year's t eam. We are looking forward t o another very successful season next year. 59 - �1988 BogA I~ front row: Coach McGrain. Jim Jenson. Tim Hedegaard. Jason James. Ryan Wilson. Matt Bracker, Robbie Geise, Mark Crocfer. and Coach Schlapia. back row: Mark Cerny. Tim Hurt. Joe Hurt. Joe Casson. Gary Martin, Dan Casson. Sean Kennedy, Chris Galloway. and Ron Hough. Air-Hough d emonstrating some serious hang time . 60 above : On-lookers head for c o ver a s Sean c once ntrates on missing the busse s. be low: The meditation period . �Ron floats over the bar. Underwood Boys' Track consisted of 16 athletes. The squad eompeted well in every meet, scoring from 17 to as many as 44 points. The squad concentrated on the relay events and placed during the year in those events. Special recognition is given to senior Ron Hough who broke two school records. He bettered his own mark in the high jump with an effort of 6'2" and with a jump of 20'5" erased the long jump record that had stood since 1963. The season ended on a rather sour note at districts with some good performances, but no one qualifying for state. above : Joe and Jim lock up first and third place. belo w : Tim Hurt slowly but surely regaining the lead. 61 �Bottom Row: Captain Kami Merdinger, Jeni Childs, Lori Pingel. Top Row : Deanna Jones, Lynette Kerr, and Betty Pullen . Bottom Row: Sherie Peterson. Captain Lori Pingel. Top Ro w: Sandi Lee , Deanna Jones. C harlotte Ring, a nd Jeni Childs. 62 �Kathleen Kennedy, Jenni Leaders. Rachel Peterson. Trisha French. and Joyce Ehrens. Bottom Row: Kathleen Kennedy. Dana Mullin. Top Row : Rachel Pe t erson. Captain Betty Pullen. Lynette Kerr. and Jenni Leaders . 63 �64 �65 �First Row: D. Zook . D. Kennedy. S. Groshans. S. Hansen. T. Bailey. T. Bryant . Second Row : C . Logan. D. Magnuson, L. Campbell. M. McCoy, K. Selix. Third Row : D. Hassler. A. Rupp, Co-Captain S. Leaders. C. Dollen. Captain K. Merdinger. The stars e nd it with a star burst! Mindi McCoy does her routine at halftime to "Mony. Monyl" 66 ��Dr. Robert Eastman Superintendent Joanie Geise Superintendents's Secretary, Porn-Pon Sponsor. Jr. High Cheerleading Sponsor Allan Hjelle H.S. Principal Cathe McKee H.S . Secretary Joyce Tiarks Athletic Director. Elem . P.E.. Softball. Asst. Volleyball Ron Mindt Guidance Counselor Nancy Geise Guidance Counselor's Secretory Tom Pattee H.S. Moth, Notional Honor Society Sponsor George Radtk e General Science . Chemistry. Physics Mr. Pattee listens in as Mr. Emme and Mr. Benzing discuss " school happenings" between classes. Tammy Minssen Jr. and Sr. High Math. Girls' Track. 8th Grade Sponsor, Jr. High Student Counc il 68 Randy Morris 8th Grade Science, Bio. and Adv. Bio .. Asst . Football. Girls' Basketball �Letha Bayes H.S. Special Education Christi Hartsock H.S. Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, Drama Ray Sp iegel Jr. High Library and Study Hall Aide , Asst . Boys' Basketball Nick Benzing American History, Economics, Jr. Class Sponsor, H.S. Student Council Sponsor Tammie Boone Jr. High Special Educa tion John Emme Govt ., World History, World Cultures, Jr. High Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball Ed Hawks H.S. English, Ge rman, Yearbook , Newspaper, Jr. High Football. Jr. High Boys' Track Julie Larsen H.S. English, Speech, Jr. High Reading Nick McGrain Jr. High Soc . Studies, H.S. P.E., Head Football, Head Boys' Track , Weight Lifting Steve McWilliams Art , Head Wrestling, Weight Lifting Gaylen Montgomery Jr. and Sr. High Instrumental Music Carmen Wallln Jr. a nd Sr. High Vocal Music Kathy Graeve H.S. English, Computers Fred Nelson Govt ., World History, Girls ' Basketball, Asst . Boys' Trac k, Senior Class Sp onsor 69 �Jerry Christensen Industrial Arts, Freshman Sponsor Dale Buller Jr. and Sr. High P.E., Psychology, Boys' Basketball, Jr. High Track Joe Pickard Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor Elizabeth Garcia H.S. Business, Sophomore Sponsor, H.S. Cheerleading Sponsor Rita Kurth Home Economics, U.H.L Jr. High Tag, 7th Grade Science Henry Olsen Business, Data Processing Dale Quick Auto, Asst. Football School Board members First Row: Alice Pitt, Mick Ryan, Dale Cerny . Second Row : Dr. Robert Eastman, Don Casson, Loran Boye r. Mark Ross. HAPPY!?! " I'll get you for this!" 70 Mr. Montgomery gives " p eace" t o his pep band . �.• • ... ., • -~.;.~_Ill . - t : -1 Bill Barnett . Yvonne Goldapp, Phyllis Klaudt . Toni Longmeyer. Ada Real. Hazel Hough. Leonard Rasmussen. Mel Pitt. Rodney Minssen. "Show us your muscles. Merlin!" Janet Leaders. Joyce Nelson. Marlene Collins. Ruthanne Huff. Doris Baumfalk. Frieda Calhoon. Merlin Majors. The c ooks' homecoming float . 71 ���Row 1: T. French, R. Funkhouser, T. Nielsen. Row 2: S. Hansen, J. Leaders, M. Shelton, A. Bardsley, T. Kingery, J. Stroebele, S. Ross, K. Merdinger, J. Childs. Row 3: K. Merdinger, L. Kerr, P. Kingery, T. Culley, B. Rice, K. Lamp, C. Dollen, C . Crocfer, P. Hiller, L. Kephart, D. Mullin, J. Ehrens, S. Peterson, M. Linquist, L. Pingel. Row 4: M . Minear, M. Dohse, E. Adkins, M. Flood, B. Boye r, C. Brokman, R. Bailey, C . Butler, A. Rie f. R. Geise, R. Pitt , A . Linquist, A. Ross, T. Butler, J. Hough, D. Rief. Row 5 : Mr. M ., J. Royer, K. Young, B. Rodenburg, C . Feller, K. Geise, J. Montgomery, M. Cerny, S. Larsen, N. Barker, J. Peterson, B. Gibbs, D. Young, W. Clark, T. Oltmans, T. Hedegaard, T. Christensen. WIC Honor Jazz Band included Mike Linquist, Nancy Barker, and Sarah Ross. Small group contest - Ensemble l's Amy Ross, Mike Linquist, and Sarah Ross attended SWI Honor Band a t Red Oak . Solo l's - First row: Jeni Childs, Sarah Ross, Micki Minear, Dana Mullin. Second row : Wendy Clark, Nancy Barker, Tony Butler. Third rowL Dave Rief, Teri Oltmans, Skyla Larsen, Mike Linquist. 74 Senior Band Members �Marching Band The Band has had a very busy year beginning with a football show only 3 days after school started . We p layed for our 5 home football games and the Homecoming Parade in October. We had 3 students audition for All-state and 17 attend the WIC clinic at Treynor in December. After the Cristmas concert we then went into full swing for our Jazz Band events which included the WIC competition and state contest in January. Along with that we had 3 students attend SWI Honor Band at Red Oak . The next big event this year was our record number of 66 entries to Solo & Ensemble contest in April. The group, as a whole, won 190 medals for their efforts. The Pep Band was also very active because we played for over 10 home sport s events . Our year was topped off by : Large Group Cont est in Tre ynor, the spring concert, our trip to Adventureland, and our final performance at Graduatfon, a ll in May . It has been a very successful year because of the hard work and e xtra effort put forth by all of the student s. Thank You!! Jazz Band - First row: J . Montgomery. S. Ross. S. Larsen. D. Mullin. J. Ehre ns. M. Linquist. l . Pingel. S. Pet e rson. K. Me rdinge r. A. Linquist . Second row: L. Ke phart. P. Hiller. J. Houg h. D. Rief. A . Ross. T. Butle r. N. Barker. M. Shelto n. T. Nielson. M. Dohse. Third row : C . Crocfe r. K. Lamp. S. Hansen. K. Geise . K. Young. A. Rie f. R. Geise. T. Ba iley. R. Pitt. C . But ler. C . Brokman. R. Bailey, B. Gibbs. T. Jenson. W . Clark. and Mr. Montgomery. Not p ic ture d : K. Merd inger. He a d majorettes: Kami Merdlnger and Lori Pingel. Assistant majorettes: Lynette Kerr. Dana Mullin. Skyla Larsen. Sherie Petersen. Awards Night Hig h points: Mike Linquist. runner-up : Nancy Barker. Lori Pingel. Kelli Merdinger. Dave Rief. and Kevin Young received Directors award . Louis Armstrong award went t o Mike Linquist. Randy Pitt. and Jeff Mont gomery. Kami Merdinger and Randy Pitt received the John Philip Sousa award. Underwood Honor Band award went to Nanc y Barker and Jeff Montgomery. Nancy Barker. Jeff Montgomery. Lori Pingel. Randy Pit t . Dave Rief. and Kevin Young received the 4-year concert and jazz band award . Not pictured: Randy Pitt . 75 �SWI Choir members were Jeni Childs, Sherry Driver, Chuck Garcia . Lori Pingel, Marty Bach, Albert Koesters, and Mike Linquist . Not pictured: Deanna Jones. Choir - First row: B. Carmichael. D. Kennedy. P. LeBaugh. W . Clark, J. Kelso. K. Berneske, B. Boyer, J. Clark, E. Adkins. T. Bogs. A . Linquist . Second row: N. Dose, J. Jensen, S. Ross. J. Childs. A . Koesters. J. Wahle, M . Linquist , T. Bryant. T. Bailey. M. Shelton. Mrs. Wallin. Third row : A . Rupp. D. Young. T. Oltmans. J. Royer. R. Bailey, T. Hurt, T. Torneten. M. Bach, J. Hurt, L. Pingel. J. Walker. C . Hobbs. L. Kephart. Fourth row : S. Driver, B. Wood, B. Gibbs, T. Hedegaard, B. Rupp, C . Garcia, J. Jenson. S. Donnelly, K. Bryant, K. Merdinger, N. Barker, T. Jenson. Not pictured : D. Jones. Outstanding solo was awarded to Lori Pingel at small group contest. Swing choir - Jenny Hurt, Jim Kelso, Lori Pingel, Penny Le Baugh. Mike Linquist, Cindi Hobbs. Teri Oltmans, Tami Jenson. Becky Gibbs, Billie Wood. Jeff Wahle, Terry Torneten, Tricia Bailey. Jason Royer, Tami Bryant, Kevin Young. Steve Donnelly, Tim Hurt, Chuck Garcia, ~evin Berneske, Michelle Shelton, Sherry Driver, Keith Geise. Jeni C hilds, Marty Bach . Jim Jenson, Kami Merdinger. Sarah Ross. Jenny Clark. Mrs. Wallin, Nancy Dose. Not p ictured : Albert Koesters. Chuck Garcia and Lori Pingel were selected for the All-State Chorus . .76 �Senior Choir members : Nancy Barker, Jim Jenson. Lori Pingel. Kami Merdir.ger, Marty Bach, Chuck Garcia, Albert Koesters. Not pictured: Deanna Jones and Francis Rupp. Solo l's: Becky Gibbs, Jeni Childs, Sherry Driver, Chuck Garcia, Kevin Berneske, Cindi Hobbs. Marty Bach, Lori Pingel. Achievement Awards : Nancy Barker. Jim Jenson, Chuck Garcia, Lori Pingel. Kami Merdinger, Marty Bach . High Points: Lori Pingel. Runner-up: Marty Bach. Directors Award: Marty Bach . 4-year Chorus and Swing Choir award: Albert Koesters. Kami Merdinger. Marty Bach. Lori Pingel. Jim Jenson. National Choral Award: Lori Pingel. Outstanding Chorus Booster: Marty Bach. All-State auditioners : Albert Koesters. Jim Kelso. Tricia Bailey, Becky Gibbs, Lori Pingel. Sherry Driver. Tami Je nson, C huck Garcia. Jim Jenson, Marty Bach . The vocal department had a very busy and rewarding year. Activities included a variety show, WIC Vocal Festival, Christmas concert, Pre-Contest Concert, State Solo and Small Ensemble Contest, State Large Group Contest, Southwest Iowa Honor Choir, All-State Auditions, Festival of Choruses, and five competitions for "Underwood Unlimmited.'' Throughout the year groups and individual students have received special honors. Two students, Lori Pingel and Chuck Garcia, were selected for All-State chorus; Lori Pingel received a State Outstanding Performance Award; State Solo and Small Ensemble contest gave Underwood vocalists 28 l's, 16 ll's, and 2 Ill's; mixed chorus and girls' chorus both received a I at state contest while boys' chorus received a II. Swing choir also fared well in its competitions. They received a I at State Contest, placed 2nd in the WIC contest, and placed 1st in the Jefferson Show Choir Invitational, the Apollo Festival, and the Midlands Jazz Festival. The highlight of the year was our trip to the Jefferson Invitational in Cedar Rapids. It was by far the most outstanding and exciting competition we have ever attended. 77 �First Row: Tom Whitson , Jill Stroebele. Amy Ross. Wayne Mander. Second Row : Kelly Bach , Liawni Potter, Lynette Kerr. Tom Royer. Tami Jenson. Third Row : Craig Jensen, Skyla Larsen. Mark Crocfer. Joyce Ehrens. Ryan Wilson, Sarah Ross. Julie Knott. Fourth Row : Jennifer Childs. Jeff Montgomery, Kami Merdinger, Traci Driver. Lori Pingel. Marty Bach. The new inductees we re a s follows : First Row : Jill Stroeb e le , Amy Ross. Wayne Mander, Tami Jenson . Second Ro w : Kelly Bac h. Liawni Potter. Lyne tte Kerr , Tom Ro ye r. Third Row : Skyla Larsen, Mark C roc fe r. \ Jo yc e Ehre ns. Ryan Wilson, Sara h Ross . Marty Bac h g ives a speech on charact e r. 78 �Treynor: Tricia Bailey. Liawni Potter. Skyla Larsen, Ryan Wilson. Andy Rief. Distric t : Tricia Bailey. Skyla Larsen. Ryan Wilson. A ndy Rief . State : Tricia Bailey, Ryan Wilson. Andy Rief. 79 �First Row: C . Keitges. A. Rupp. J. Knowlton. M. Rollins. K. Lamp. T. Nielsen. J. Kelso. C . Crocfer. L. Lindwurm. S. Peterson. S. Gach. Second Row: T. Oltmans. E. .A.dkins. M. Dohse. J. Leaders. T. French. S. Hansen. M. McCoy. S. Groshans. A. Ross. S. Ross. Third Row: S. Brown. W. Clark . J. Hurt. C . Dollen. M. Minear. R. Funkhouser. P. Hiller. B. Rodenburg. T. Kingery. L. Potter. K. Kennedy. J. Stroebele. Fourth Row : T. Hedegaard. C . Raymer. J. Rasmussen. B. Arnold. M. Cerny. M. Erickson. D. Casson. C . Jensen. J. Wood. G . Radtke. Fifth Row : J. Hough. M. Bracker. L. Kerr. J. Ehrens. R. Geise. J. Casson. T. Butler. T. Torneten. M. Linquist . Sixth Row : J. James. P. Hildreth. J. Knott. T. Jenson. B. Gibbs. T. Christensen. B. Derby. M. Hansen . Movie and pizza parties highlighted this year's German Club social activities. Amadeus and The Never-Ending Story gave students insight into German history and the German imagination . "And here 's where my gerbil dood led o n my homework." 80 �F~ FfJIU«PJfJ of A141Rhiea First Row : J ason James, Shane Benedict , Jamie Knowlton, Shelley Payne. Debbie Zook . Trisha French, Jenni Leaders, Keith Rice , Charlotte Ring, Tonya Culley . Second Row: Kelly Bach, Jason Hough, Wes Arrick , Joe Casson , E'Lise Hiller. Matt Bra cker, Mony Jo Hansen. Marty Bach . Third Row : Andy Rasmussen . Dan Casson, Matt Nielsen. Corey Selix. Keith Geise. Aaron Christensen, Richard Ring . Fourth Row: Corey Nelson. Bryon Fisher. Bob Torneten, Scott Nolan, Carla Logan. Eric Thompson. Chris Brokman . Fifth Row: Ron Ausdemore. Randy Pitt. Bob McKern, Bruce Obrecht, Mike Martin. Jason Rowe, Shane Bassler. Jim Jenson. Matt works while Jason and Dan look on . 81 �Front Row : Lynette Kerr. Joyce Ehrens. Debbie Zook. Becky Gibbs. Lorinda Hoffman. Lisa Undwurm. Back Row: Kelli Merdinger. Kami Merdinger. Lori Pingel. Diane Ring. Tami Jenson. Front Row : Mindi McCoy. Denise Magnuson. Michelle Rollins. Kristi Lamp . Back Row : Tom Royer. Tim Hurt. Amy Ross. Ryan Wilson. Andy Rief. 82 �Row 1: Shane Bassler. Sean Kennedy, Ron Hough. Brett Ryan. Mike Martin. Jeff Montgomery. Deanna Jones. Charlotte Ring . Row~ : Wayne Mande r. Kevin Young. Wendy Clark. Mendi Dohse, Shelly Hansen. Michelle Shelton. Alana Linquist. Shelley Payne . Denise Magnuson. Row 3: Jamie Knowlton. Trudy Nielsen. Saundra Brown. Mickie Minear. Ronee Funkhouser. Paula Hiller. Bret Rodenburg. Amy Bardsley. Tamm Kingery, Carla Logan. Sandi Lee. Ke ith Rice. Row 4: Mr. Radtke. Jason James. Mark Cerny. Mark Erickson. Dan Casson. George Radtke. Todd Callaghan. Dick Ring . Row 5 : Carrie Walker. Pam Kingery. Becky Rice. P m Hildreth. Robbie Geise. Joe Casson. Tric ia Christensen . Ryan Wilson . Gary O 'Neill, Rusty Bailey. Chris Butler. Jeff Wahle, Lisa Lindwurm. Ms. Hartsock. Tricia Bailey, Mindi McCoy. Dena Young. Denise Magnuson. Aaron Letner. Tony Butler . 83 �Charlotte Ring or large mouth bass? You decide! We be BAD! above : "Jamie Hansen finds me highly amusing!" Mark Erickson explains. Peek-aboo Goob! 0 J/J / / To find your match made in heaven call 1-976DATE. We did! Mike- or Studying? Looks like opinions differ about the Senior English test! 84 ��Stacy Adamson Jason Bardsley Adrian Block Joshua Bracker Dana Carman Cullen Chollet Curt Christensen Karen Cohrs Kayla Cohrs Tina Collins Sean Culley Brent Dohse Glen Donnelly John Ehrens Diane Gach Amy Gearhart Shawn Henrey Eric Hjelle Jimmie Hobbs 86 �Rue Hough Eddy Jackson Arion Jensen Bryan Jensen Sara Justesen Kelli Kennedy Laurie Lamp Heather Leaders Lori Malnack Mike McCoy Carrie Potter Jared Powell Mark Reineke Chris Richard Mark Rollins Jason Story Sarah Wakefield Jami Waldmann Jeannie Wilson 87 �Melissa Adkins Danny Baumfalk Amy Carlile Jared Carman Leslie Casson Kelly Cox Jackie Derby Joanna Eggers Keaven Fisher Carrie Funkhouser Donn Galloway Angie Gochanour Jason Groshans Judd Hawkins Karen Hedegaard Ann Hough Shari Jacobsen Eric Jensen Jane Joens Kurt Justesen Phillip Kennedy Teresa Kerr Leah Klaudt Wendy Larson De an Leaders 88 �Jason Lippold Jennifer Mander Carrie Mattes Marty Moore Kelly Nelson Wendy Pearrow Amy Pitt Lisa Polak Betty Rief Jim Ross Chad Ryan Sarah Schnack enberg Keith Seidler Sonya Shaver Jeff Shudak Matt Stokes Jessica Thompson Tim Waldron Jeff Whannell Angela Widick Not Pictured: Laura Logan Rachel Neely Matt Neuman Lisa Olson Jeff Stoner Melissa Zook 89 �Football Team First Row: J. Groshans. J. Shudak. D. Galloway, M. Stokes. K. Nelson. D. Leaders. M. Moore. K. Seidler. P. Kennedy. J. Lippold. C . Ryan. Second Row : K. Fisher. C . Richard. J. Hobbs. J. Bracker. D. Carman. M. Reineke. J. Ehrens. R. Hough. B. Dohse. C . Christensen . Third Row : Coach Hawks. J. Carman. K. Justesen. E. Hjelle. J. Bardsley, J. Powell . G . Donelly. B. Jensen. J. Storey. Coach Curtis. W£ BEAT Volleyball Team First Row: W . Larsen. J. Mander. A . Hough. T. Collins. M. Adkins. S. Schnackenberg . Second Row : S. Shaver, K. Cox , J. Eggers, T. Kerr, C . Funkhouser, A . Pitt, J. Joens, L. Logan. Third Row : S. Jacobsen, L. Zook. W . Parrow. A. Carlile. A. Gochanour. J. Derby. L. Casson. D. Gach. K. Kennedy. C. Potter . Fourth Row: S. Justesen, L. Malnack , S. Adamson. L. Lamp. S. Wakefield, H. Leaders. J. Wilson, Coach Rongish. TREYNOR! 90 �GO DEFENSE! Girls' Basketball Front Row: J. Joens. W . Larsen, T. Kerr. S. Shaver. J. Mander. M. Adkins. Middle Row : J. Wilson, L. Malnack. A. Carlile. L. Zook . L. Klaudt . Coac h Boone . Back Row : T. Collins. s. Wakefie ld. L. Lamp. H. Lea ders. A. Gearhart. K. Coors. K. C oo rs. Coach Emme gives the team a good p ep t alk ! Bo ys' Basketball Fro nt Row : D. Baumfa lk, K. Nelson. A. Jensen, J. Brac ker, Coach Emme. B. Dohse, C. C hrist e nsen, J. Hawkins. Mid dle Row : J. Lippold , D. Gallo w a y, E. Hjelle. B. Arrowsmith. J. Po w e ll, M . McCoy. Back Row: J. Shudak, E. Jensen. J. Carman. T. Wolford . R. Hough. K. Se idle r, M . St okes . 91 �First Row: S. Henry, C . Ryan, D. Leaders, A. Block . Second Row: J. Ehrens, D. Carman, J. Storey, J. Hobbs. Third Row : J. Bardsley, B. Jensen, Coach Curtis, G . Donnelly, P. Kennedy. First Row: M. Zook, S. Jacobsen, L. Casson, T. Kerr, A. Hough, W. Larson, C . Potter. Second Row: A . Widick , L. Polack , J. Wilson, S. Justesen, J. Jones, K. Kennedy, S. Wakefield, L. Lamp. First Row: J . Hobbs, J. Shudak , K. Nelson, D. Leaders, P. Kennedy. C. Ryan, R. Hough, S. Henry. Second Row: J. Carman, J. Powell, E. Hjelle, M. Rollins, J. Bardsley. J. Hawkins, D. Carman, K. Justesen. 92 �S. Wakefield, T. Kerr. H. Leaders. L. Klaudt. J. Joens. W . Larson. K. Kennedy, A. Hough. C. Potter. A. Pitt. C. Funkhouser. L. Casson . A . Hough. C . Ryan. C . Potter. K. Nelson. J . Whanne ll. C . Chollet. D. Carman. H. Leaders. J . Wilson . L. Klaudt. 93 �First Row: Leslie Casson, Teresa Kerr, Wendy Peorrow. Betty Rief, Mory Agnew, Jeannie Wilson, Amy Gearhart. Second Row: Eddy Jackson, Rue Hough, Kathy Gray, Soro Justesen, Lourie Lamp, Jamie Waldmann, Sarah Wakefield. Third Row: Corrie Funkhouser, Ann Hough, Phillip Kennedy, Kelli Kennedy, Tino Collins, Leah Kloudt. Fourth Row: Donny Baumfalk, Jared Powell, Joanna Eggers, Jim Ross, Morty Moore, Kurt Justesen. Fifth Row: Mike McCoy, Eric Hjelle, Jason Bardsley, Eric Jensen, Sarah Schnackenberg, Jeff Whonnell. Sixth Row: Johnny Ehrens, Josh Brocker, Deon Leaders, Kelly Nelson, Jone Joens, Trent Wolford, Cullen Chollett. First Row : Kathy Gray, Lori Malnock, Amy Pitt, Koren Hedegaard, Corrie Mattes. Second Row: Morty Moore, Jimmy Hobbs, Tino Collins, Melissa Adkins, Phillip Kennedy, Leslie Casson, Arion Jensen. Third Row : Mork Reineke, Jim Ross, Matt Stokes, Joanna Eggers, Sora Justesen, Wendy Peorrow, Kelly Cox. Fourth Row: Jamie Waldmann, Rue Hough, Jeannie Wilson, Sarah Wakefield, Kurt Justes.sn, Jone Joens, Angie Gochanour, Louro Logan. Jennifer Mander. 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Music, 150 W .Broadway, Co .Bluffs, 328-0743 McClelland Feed and Grain Company, McClelland, 566-2344 Natelson's, Midlands Mall, Co .Bluffs, 322-6558 Paul's Yamaha, 3341 W .Broadway, Co .Bluffs, 322-9808 Russ's Barber Shop, Woodbury Ave ., Co.Bluffs, 328-9977 Sorensen's, 611 E.Broadway, Co.Bluffs, 323-4479 Underwood Feed and Supply, Underwood, 566-2191 Video Village, 1745 Madison Ave. , Co.Bluffs, 322-4757 10 2 �JIJJdJJIU Alexander, Jeff; 13, 16, 26 Arnold, Brock ; 26 Arrick , Wes; 13, 26, 44, 81 Ausdemore, Ron; 7, 8, 13, 26, 81 Bach, Marty; 6, 15, 16, 26, 76, 77, 78, 81 Barker, Nancy; 26, 74, 75, 76, 77 Bassler, Shane; 6, 7, 12, 16, 26, 46, 47 , 81, 83 Bryant, Keith; 26, 76 Driver, Traci; 6, 7, 23, 27 , 78 Ettleman, Jim; 16, 23, 27, 46, 47 , 52 Evans, Michele; 27 Fredrick, Kelly; 27 Garcia , Chuck ; 14, 15, 27, 76, 77 Gochanour, Todd; 27 Gubbels, Troy; 13, 27 Hedegaard, Lori; 27 Henry, Tim; 28, 46, 47 Hiller, Troy; 13, 28, 46, 47 Hough, Ron; 16, 28, 46, 52, 60, 61, 83 Hurd, Nancy; 16, 28 Hurt, Joe; 28, 50, 51, 60 Hurt, Robert; 28 Jenson, Jim; 4, 14, 16, 28, 50, 51 , 60, 76, 77, 81 Jones, Deanna; 6, 12, 15, 21 , 22, 28, 48, 49, 58, 59, 62, 76, 77 , 83 Kennedy, Sean; 6, 16, 21, 29, 46, 47 , 60, 83 Koesters, Albert; 14, 23, 29, 76, 77 Lindwurm, Lisa; 29, 80, 82, 83 Logan, Dawn; 31 Mander, Jeff; 13, 29 Mander, Wayne; 29, 78, 83 Martin, Mike: 6, 12, 16, 29, 56, 57 , 81 , 83 McKern, Bob; 16, 29, 44, 46, 47 , 81 Merdinger, Kami; 6, 14, 15, 22, 29, 62, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 82 ' Merdinger, Kelli; 6, 30, 66, 74, 75, 82 Montgomery, Jeff; 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 16, 22, 30, 52, 74, 75, 78, 83 Obrecht, Bruce; 23, 30, 44, 45, 56, 57 , 81 Peterson, Janelle; 7, 30, 74 Peterson, Lisa; 30 Pingel, Lori; 6, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 30, 62, 74, 75, 76, 77 , 78, 82 Pitt, Randy; 6, 16, 46, 56, 57 , 74, 75, 81 Rief, Dave ; 7, 9, 13, 30, 74, 75 Ring, Charlotte: 6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 21 , 22, 31, 50, 51, 58, 59, 62, 81 , 83 Ring, Diane; 31, 42, 48, 54, 82 Rodenburg, Kris; 31 Rowe, Jason; 7, 12, 31, 52, 81 Rupp, Francis; 4, 7, 13, 14, 15, 31 , 46, 76, 77 Severson, Mark; 31, 46, 52 Wahle, Mark ; 13, 31 Young, Kevin; 13, 31, 44, 45, 46, 56, 74, 75, 76, 83 Adamson, Chet; 34 Arnold, Boyd; 34, 80 6ach, Kelly ; 21, 34, 78, 81 Bare , Kevin; 34 Bracker, Matt; 9, 10, 34, 44, 46, 47, 52, 60, 80, 81 Bryant, Tammy; 34, 66, 76 Carter, Nadine; 34, 54, 55, 58 Casson, Dan; 4, 12, 34, 44, 45, 46, 60, 80, 81. 83 Childs, Jeni; 34, 62, 74, 76, 77 , 78 Clark, Jennifer; 34, 76 Cowgill, Julie; 21 , 34 Crocfer, Mark ; 12, 34, 50, 51 , 60, 78 Donnelly, Steve; 10, 34, 76 Driver, Sherry; 15, 34, 76, 77 Eledge, Trent; 9, 13, 34, 46 Elkins, Wesley; 34 Erickson, Mark ; 4, 34, 44, 52, 80, 83 Evans, Dave; 34, 44, 45 Feller, Corey; 12, 34, 44, 52, 74 Fisher, Bryan; 34, 81 Gach, Sheila; 10, 34, 80 Golloway, Chris; 13, 34, 46, 60 Geise, Keith; 34, 74, 75, 76, 81 Gibbs, Becky; 34, 74, 75, 76, 77 , 80, 82 Hansen, Jami; 4, 34, 42, 43 Hildreth, Pam; 12, 34, 42, 43, 48, 80, 83 Hiller, E'Lise; 9, 34, 42, 81 Hiller, Tim; 34 Hough, Jason; 34, 56, 74, 75, 80, 81 Hurt, Tim; 13, 34, 50, 51 , 60, 76, 82 Jensen, Chris; 8, 34, 46, 80 Jensen, Craig; 10, 12, 13, 34, 46, 78 Jensen, Jill: 34, 76 Jenson, Tami; 34, 75, 76, 77 , 78, 80, 82 Knott, Julie; 12, 34, 48, 54, 55, 78, 80 Leaders, Stephani; 34, 66 LeBaugh. Penny; 35. 76 '_inquist. Mike; 35. 74. 75, 76, 80 Loparco. David; 35 Madsen. Keri; 13. 35 Magnuson. Denise; 35. 42. 66. 82. 83 Martin, Gary; 7. 22. 35. 46. 56. 57 . 60 Martin. Lori; 35. 42. 43 McCoy. Mindi; 8. 21. 35. 66. 80. 82. 83 Murphy. James; 35 Neely, Mike; 35. 50. 51 Nielsen. Matt; 35, 81 O'Neill. Gary; 35, 83 Ollie. Roy: 35 Peterson. Sherie; 35. 42 , 62. 74. 75. 80 Rasmussen. Andy; 35, 81 Reed, Wayne; 35 Rief, Andy ; 21 . 35. 74, 75. 79. 82 Royer. Tom; 13, 21. 35. 50."51 . 78 . 82 Ryan. Bret t ; 35. 56. 57 . 83 Ryan. Doug; 12, 35. 46. 52 Thurlow. Troy; 35 Torneten, Terry; 21. 35. 50. 51 . 76. 80 Walker. Carrie; 22, 35. 42. 43, 54. 55, 58, 83 Wilson. Ryan: 21. 35, 60. 78. 79. 82. 83 Wood . Billie ; 35. 76 Wood. Jim; 35. 44. 45. 46, 47 , 52. 80 103 �Arrowsmith. Brian; 37 Bailey. Tricia; 21. 36. 66. 7S. 76. 77 . 79. 83 Bardsley. Amy; 36. 42. 48. 54. S8. 74. 83 Barnard. Chuck; 36 Berneske. Kevin; 1S. 36. 76. 77 Bouvier. Tammy;36 Butler. Chris; 21. 36. S3. 74. 7S. 83 Campbell. Laurie; 36. 66 Christensen. Aaron; 36. 81 Culley. Tonya; 10. 36. SO. S1. S8. 74. 81 Ehrens. Joyce; 36. 63. 74. 7S. 78. 80. 82 Geise. Robbie; 10. 36. 44. 46. S2. S3. 60. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Hassler. Doreen; 36. 66 Keitges. Chris; 36. S8. 80 Kennedy. Darcy; 36. 66. 76 Kennedy. Kathleen; 10. 36. 63. 80 Kerr. Lynette; 12. 36. 62. 63. 74. 78. 80. 82 Kingery. Pam; 12. 36. 48. 49. S8. 74. 83 Kingery. Tam; 36. 49. S8. 74. 80. 83 Larsen. Skyla; 12. 36. 49. S8. 74. 7S. 78. 79 Lee. Sandi; 36. 62. 83 Letner. Aaron; 36. 83 Logan. Carla; 36. 66. 81. 83 Mander. Angie; 36 Mullin. Dana; 37. 63. 74. 7S Nelson. Corey; 37. 81 Nolan. Scott; 37. 81 O 'Neill. Jim; 12. 37 Peterson. Rachel; 37. 63 Pokorny. Jennifer; 37 Pott er. Liawni; S. 12. 21. 37. 42. 43. 48. 54. SS. S8. S9. 78. 79. 80 Pullen. Betty; 37. 62. 63 Radtke. George; 37. S3. 80. 83 Rice. Becky ; 37. 48. S4. S8. 74. 83 Rodenburg. Bret; 10. 37. 44. S6. S7. 74. 80. 83 Rodenburg. Kelly; 37 · Ross. Amy; 37. SO. S1 . S8. 74. 7S. 78. 80. 82 Ross. Sarah; 4. 12. 37. SO. S1. S8. 74. 7S. 76. 78 . 80 Rupp . Amy; 37. 66. 76. 80 Seli x. Corey; 37 . 81 Stroebele. Jill; 4. 12. 37. 42. 48. 49. 54. 74. 78. 80 Wahle. Jeff; 37. 76. 83 Walker. Jenny; 37. 42. 43. 48. 49. S8. 76 Young, Dena; 37. 74. 76. 83 Zych . Johnny; 37 104 Adkins. Elizabeth; 12. 38. 49. S4. S8. 74. 76. 80 Arnold. Russ; 38 Bailey. Russ; 38. S6. 74. 7S. 76. 83 Bened~t. Shane; 38. 81 Bogs. Tina; 38. 76 Boyer. Bill; 38. SO. S1 . S3. 74. 76 Brokman. Chris; 38. 46. 74. 7S. 81 Brown. Jon; 38 Brown. Saudra; 38. 42. 49. S4. S8. S9. 80. 83 Butler. Tony; 21. 38. S3. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Callaghan. Todd ; 38. 83 Carmichael. Beth; 36. 76 Casson. Joe: 38. 44. 46. 60. 80. 81. 83 Cerny. Mark: 38. 44. 46. S3. 60. 74. 80. 83 Christensen. Tricia; 38. 42. 49. S4. S8. 74. 80. 83 Clark. Wendy; 38. 49. 74. 7S, 76. 80. 83 Crocfer. Caryn; 38. SO. S1. S8. 74. 7S. 80 Derby. Bev; 38. 80 Dohse. Mendi; 12. 38. 49. S8. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Dollen. Chantelle; 38. 66. 74. 80 Flood. Mike: 38. 74 French. Trisha : 38. 63. 74. 80. 81 Funkhouser. Ronee : S. 38. 49. S4. 74. 80. 83 Groshans. Shelley; 38. 66. 80 Hansen. Mony Jo; 38. 49. 80. 81 Hansen. Shelly; 38. 66. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Hedegaard. Tim; 38. 46. S3. 60. 74. 76. 80 Henry. Chad; 38. 46 Hiller. Paula; S. 12. 38. 42. 49. S4. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Hobbs. Cindi; 39. 49. S8. 76. 77 Hoffman. Lori; 39. 82 House. Mark; 39 Hurt. Jennifer; 39. 49. S4. 76. 80 James. Jason; 4. 12. 21. 39. 46. S6. 60. 80. 81 . 83 Kelso. Jim; 39. 76. 77. 80 Kephart. Lila ; 10. 12. 39. 42 . 49. 54. S8. 74. 7S. 76 Knowlton, Jamie; 39. 80. 81 . 83 Lamp. Kristi; 39. 49. S4. 74. 7S. 80. 8 1 Leaders. Jenni; 12. 39. 63. 74, 80. 81 LeBaugh. Willie; 39 Linquist. Alana; 39. 74. 7S. 76. 83 Minear. Mic kie; 39. 49. S8. S9. 74. 80. 83 Nielson. Trudy; 39. 74. 7S. 80. 83 Ollie. Ryan; 39 Oltmans. Te ri; 12. 39. 42. 48. 54 . S8. 74. 76. 80 Payne. Shelley; 39. 81 . 83 Rasmussen. John; 39. 80 Raymer. Charles; 39. 80 Rice. Keith; 39. 46. S3. 81 . 83 Ring. Richard; 39, 44. 46. 81 . 83 Rollins. Michelle; 39. 80. 82 Royer. Jason; 39. 74. 76 Selix. Kim; 39. 66 Shelton. Michelle; 21. 39. 74. 7S. 76. 83 Thompson. Erik; 39. 81 Torneten. Bob; 39. 81 Zo ok . Debbie; 39. 66. 81 . 82 ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1988 Underwood High School Yearbook 1988 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/c8a8ecfdac7ca3b33b4c79980fef3c07.pdf 912dba911e2434eb311f30af7f70bbd4 PDF Text Text �Underwood Log, 1989 l llllll lllll llill lllli 111111111 llil Underwood High School Library ���Volume 51 Underwood High School Underwood, Iowa 51576 �ArJI,vdJRJ 2 Pagt 3 .r~ Pagt 25 ~P.d Pagt 33 ~ 01f90MiZrill.ma Pagt 41 Pagt 67 G• Pagt 77 F~ Pagt 89 ArlvPJiliJfJfg Pagt 95 ��Fashions took a much broader meaning this year and included everything from sweatshirts to Z Cavarricci jeans. Originality and wild designs took over the fashion statement. Mock turtlenecks, patches and phrases, and leather were the hot new leaders. 4 �Pepe Z Cavaricci Levi's Guess Zodiac Esprit Generra 5 �II~ 1988 6 �88 �f./~ 1988 Homecoming 1988 held a lot of excitement and entertainment for everyone involved. Once again there -.yas a traditional spirit week and spirit night. There was: hat and shades day, hippie day, army day, pajama day/ slave day, and blue-white day. There were many ideas and unusual styles of dress. Slave day activities were successful except in the view of the seniors, and spirit night was a hit once again . Homecoming court consisted of: Trent Eledge, St effa ni Leaders, Jamie Hansen. Matt Bracker. Sherry Driver. Dan Casson. Gary Matrin, E'Lise Hiller. Jason Hough, Carrie Walker, Corey Feller, a nd Pam Hildreth . Gary Martin and E'Lise Hiller were crowned king a nd queen. The a nnual homecoming parade was he ld that Friday along Main Street . Young and old viewed the c lasses' displays of floats . The game was held that evening . 8 �Originality sure had it's place during homecoming week! Whether it was in clothing , shades, or dance. There was war. peace, fun in the sun. and some numb rear-ends in the cold! 9 �Right: Senior Class officers: (1-r) Julie Knott-President, Gary Martin-Vice President. Carrie Walker-Treasurer, Mark Crocfer-Secretary. Below left: Junior Class officers: (clockwise) Sarah RossSecretary, Liawni Potter-President, Tammy Kingery-Treasurer, Jill StroebeleVice President. Below right: Sophomore Class officers: (1-r) Jason JamesPresident. Paula Hiller-Vice President, Saundra Brown-Treasurer, Tricia Christensen-Secretary. 10 Far left: .Freshman Class officers : (1-r) Josh Bracker-Secretary, Dana Carman-Vice President, Cullen Chollett-President, Dee GachTreasurer. Far right: Student Cabinet : (bottom row, 1-r) Carrie Potter. Kathleen Kennedy, Jenni Leaders, Lila Kephart, Curt Christensen; (top row, 1-r) Becky Gibbs, Tammi Jenson. Skyla Larsen, Rachel Peterson. Corey Feller, Mark Cerny, Brent Dohse, Mr. Benzing . �As the class of 1989 gets ready to step out into this big world of ours, we can't help but take notice of the great artists, wonderful musicians, terrific athletes, and brilliant scholars among us. Our class has talents of all kinds. We started out as frightened children, approaching our first day of school as if it were the scariest thing we had ever seen, and for some it was . But we got used to it, and we went through our first six years of school together-as if nothing could tear us apart. Then came the real test, junior high, seventh and eighth grade. Here is where we did a lot of growing up. Probably the most we've ever done. It might have been the most terrifying experience ever-and for some it could have been. Once more we made it through . Only this time , we realized how independen t we could really be. but we were still togeth er as a group. High school held many new e xperiences f o r u s a s freshmen, some of which took a lot of getting used to . As sophomores, we were just getting settled in.and getting busy socializing with the "upperclassmen." Our junior year was filled with the anticipation of only having one more year until the "big day." Now here we are, the seniors, one of our lifetime goals achieved. Here we st and, on our big day, ready to go our separate ways. No one thought it would be like this.more sadness than joy. Now, here we are, getting ready t o see what that " real world" our teachers have been talking about is really like. This is it. What is in our hearts now will determine if our futures are succ essful, and for each of us they will be. 11 �Above: Trent Wolford and Sarah Ross before taking the stage. Far Right :Jenni Clark sings "No Regrets." Near Right : Sherry Driver solos " More Than You Know ." 12 Clockwise: Teri Oltmans. Jennifer Hurt. Alana Linquist, and Michelle Shelton "Together." �I N& But A Good T~ Tricia Bailey takes a break as the emcee . Trudy Nielsen plays "Solfogietto" CPE Bach . Above : the Choir sings "We ore the People". Below : They perform on old movie hit. " Hernando's Hideaway''. 13 �Jason Royer or Ozzy? Tim Hedegaard "tries" to strike a sexy pose. Did we have a little accident?! Jason Bardsley. Mark Cerny. Rue Hough. and Rob Geise are hoping their mommies packed some extra clothes. 14 Left: Liz Adkins tries to recall where she found her lovely hatl Above: Cheaters. Cheaters. Cheaters! Above: Betty Pullen and Rachel Peterson using their few remaining brain cells . Right: Tension breaker. had to be done! Above:Keith Rice is such a ladies man. Right : How could you question such an innocent face? �Ab o ve: What 's in your mouth?! Above Right: What a show off ! Far Right : Excuse me? Extreme Right: What a rush! Above: Working hard or hardly work ing? Above Right : What a soldier! Far Rig ht: Cleavage? Where? Above · Hurry up a nd take t he pic ture !!! Right Senior "Studs" of the year. CLAtt OF 89 89, 89 CLAtt OF 89 15 �Update Newspaper Staff: Mindi McCoy, Chris Butler, Kathleen Kennedy, Tammy Bryant . Bryan Fisher. Doug Ryan . Dawn Tyson. Jenni Clark. and Sparky Murphy Yearbook Staff- front row : Mark Eric kson. Corey Feller. Brett Ryan, Sheila Gach. middle row : Carla Logan. Kelly Rod enburg , Laurie Campbell . Julie Knott. Kelly Bach . Je tf Wahle, Je nni Clark . top row : Lori Martin. ;Rachel Pete rson. C arrie Walker. Betty Pullen . Left : Chris Butle r. Jenni Clark. and Sparky Murphy put t og ethe r the Update. Right : Laurie Campbell working on the ye arbook. 16 �Top left: Mr. Pattee (gulp!) checks some test s. Top right : Linin' 'em up for the mug shots! Middle left: See, we do stud y - sometimes! Middle right : The German class pretends like the camera isn 't on them - or maybe they are really working ! Bottom left: Smile, Cullen ! You 're on "Candid Camera " ! .·.·.·.·.· �Top Jett: Sophomore class prom servers helped make prom 1989 a success. Top right : Julie and Craig, speaking on behalf of the seniors. gave us the best and worst of the c lass of '89. Middle left: Aaron. Betty, Kelly and Troy enjoying a loud evening up close to the stage. What?! Middle right : Sherry and Mike sing as part of the presentation. Bottom left and right : Lynnette and Tricia were the junior speakers at the big event. 18 �p/(J)U(J 1989 Top left: Chris and Matt and all their friends. Top right : Danna - after a while we just don 't ask!!! Middle left: What it looked like from t he other side of the room. Amy's having a good time. Middle right : Craig gets a lift from DooDah . Bottom : The action on the dance floor . 19 ��tPR!NG PLAY . "Nothing but Flirtatious!" The cast of Ask Any Girl: Meg Wheeler - Tricia Bailey. Mrs. Wheeler - Andy Rief. Aunt Fern - Amy Gearhart. Aunt Lettie - Dena Young. Ada - Mindi McCoy. Lisa - Jennifer Leaders. Ruby - Wendy Clark. Heidi Mendi Dohse. Jeannie - Jennifer Hurt. Terri - Michelle Shelton. Vince - Tony Butler. Alvin - Cullen Chollett. Mile Doughton - Ryan Wilson. Evan Doughton - Jason James. Ellen Chantelle Dollen. Jane - Ka thleen Kennedy . "Perfect Couple!" "Now. Tricia . you're t rying to quit the habit. " 21 �G~J989 Top Left : Keith receives his award for 13 year perfect attendance - WOW!!! Top Right : Tom receives one of his many awards . Middle Lett : Tammy walks up the aisle. Middle Right : Julie gives an excellent speech as Dan waits to give his. Bottom Right : Ryan shows his appreciation In receiving the new Alan Christensen Memorial Scholarship. 22 �T~ loJt or T~ BPJt Top Left : Kelly, with diploma in hand. shows us all how easy high school was l Top Right: Doo-Dah . looking out the window . wonders if his diploma will be signed' Middle Left : Sherie and Sam friends 'til the end . Middle right : Carrie and Pam finally figure out the answer to the big question - Which side does the stupid tassel g o on?! Bottom Left : Denise leads the way in the big event . Too bad we had to walk instead of run! 23 �Top left: Jason takes time-out for Sports Illustrated during computers??? Top right : The seniors in World Cultures study Russia. Well. everyone except Doo-Dah! Middle left: Yes, Steven, I'm sure that would be the ideal spot for you. Middle right : Dan, is that really People magazine??? Bottom left: Billie relieves stress by meditating. Bottom right: The Auto CAD-ets! Go get 'em, boys! 24 ��c. 1b th au. 26 of 1989 Chet Adamson Boyd Arnold Kelly Boch Kevin Bare Mindi Bartholomew Matt Brocker Tammy Bryant Nadine Carter Don Casson �Jennifer Childs Jenni Clark Steve Donnelly Sherry Driver Trent Eledge Mark Erickson Dave Evans Corey Feller Mark Crocfer 27 �28 Bryon Fisher Sheila Gach Chris Galloway Keith Geise Rebecca Gibbs Pam Hildreth E'Lise Hiller Tim Hiller Jason Hough �Tim Hurt Chris Jensen Craig Jensen Jill Jensen Tami Jenson Julie Knott Steffani Leaders Penny LeBaugh Mike Linquist 29 �30 Matt Nielsen Keri Madsen Denise Magnuson Gary Martin Lori Martin Mindi McCoy James Murphy Roy Ollie Gory O'Neill �Sherie Peterson Tom Royer Troy Thurlow Wayne Reed Andrew Rief Brett Ryan Doug Ryan Terry Torneten Billie Wood 31 �Ryan Wilson Jim Wood Above : Bret t makes plans tor prom . Lett : She rie. Sam. and Dave listen attentively while Tommy sleeps.and Mr. Emme c hews his pen . . Seniors not pictured: Wes Elkins Dave Loparco 32 �- �£l£V£NT!-I GRAD£ William Alexander Tricia Bailey Amy Bardsley Chuck Barnard Kevin Berneske Tammy Bouvier Chris Butler Laurie Campbell Beth Carmichael Aaron Christensen Tonya Culley Joyce Ehrens Robbie Geise Doreen Hassler Shad Hovey Christine Keitges Darcy Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Lynette Kerr Pam Kingery Tammy Kingery Becky and Pam study their American Literature while John stores into space! 34 �CLA!! OF 90 Skyla Larsen Aaron Letner Carla Logan Dana Mullin Corey Nelson James O'Neill Rachel Peterson Liawni Potter Betty Pullen Becky Rice Bret Rodenburg Kelly Rodenburg Amy Ross Sarah Ross Amy Rupp Jill Stroebele Dawn Tyson Jeff Wahle Jenny Walker Dena Young Johnny Zych Mark wonders what Kathleen is up to! 35 �Elizabeth Adkins Russ Arnold Russ Bailey Shane Benedict Tina Bogs Bill Boyer Chris Brokman Saundra Brown Tony Butler Todd Callaghan Joe Casson Mark Cerny Keith Christenson Tricia Christensen Wendy Clark Caryn Crocfer Bev Derby Mendi Dohse Chantelle Dollen Mike Flood Trisha French Ronee Funkhouser Mony Jo Hansen Shelly Hansen Tim Hedegaard Chad Henry Saundra and Mony work hard while Jennifer says. " Work? What's that?" 36 �CloJJ of 91 Paulo Hiller Cynthia Hobbs Mork House Jennifer Hurt Jason Jomes Jomes Kelso Lila Kephart Jamie Knowlton Kristi Lamp Jenni Leaders Willie LeBough Alana Linquist Mickie Mineor Trudy Nielsen Ryan Ollie Teri Oltmans Shelly Pa yne John Rasmussen Chorles Raymer Keith Rice Richard Ring Michelle Rollins Jason Royer Michelle Shelton Erik Thompson Debbie Zook Je nny and Kristi "goofing o ff" again! 37 �Stacy Adamson Bradley Arrowsmith Jason Bardsley Adrian Block Joshua Bracker Malia Camp Christopher Cap Dana Carman Cullen Chollett Curt Christensen Karen Cohrs Kayla Cohrs Tina Collins Brent Dohse John Ehrens Diane Gach Amy Gearhart Shawn Henry Jimmie Hobbs Dana and Cullen discuss the day's events before going to c lass. 38 �Rue Hough Eddy Jackson Arion Jensen Sara Justesen Kelli Kennedy Laurie Lamp Heather Leaders Lori Malnack Mike McCoy Carrie Potter Jared Powell Chris Richard Mark Rollins Tina Rodenburg Jason Storey Jami Waldmann Sarah Wakefield Craig Wiggins Jeannie Wilson Trent Wolford Curt tries to convince Trent to stop studying for awhile and enjoy the game. 39 �Top left: Rockin' and rollin'; top right : Doing it for our country! ; bottom left: Showing our best sides; center: Battling it out; bottom right : Hanging around. 40 ��Mr. Emme g ives his words of wisdom. Above: Corey gets one of his many hits. Far right: Eagles warm up before the game. Right: Rob uses his cannon to get it into the infield. The Eagle baseball squad finished their season with a 6-13 record behind the first year coaching of John Emme. The biggest highlight of the year was beating arch-rival Tri-Center three times. The Eagles hope to improve on their record next year as all of the starters will return. 42 �Row one: Jason Bardsley. Troy Thurlow, Bret Rodenburg, Rob Geise. Jared Powell Row two: Richard Ring. Mike Linquist, Eric Hjelle, Mark Cerny. Joe Casson. Mark Erickson Row three: Coach John Emme. Jim Wood. Wayne Mander. Dave Evans. Daniel Casson. Chris Galloway, Corey Feller Left: As Mr. Emme warms up the Eagles. Dan looks into the stands for Lisa . Above : Bre t fouls one off into the dirt. 43 �Row One: Elizabeth Adkins, Micki Minear, Kristi Lamp, Mendi Dohse, Wendy Clark Row Two : Liawni Potter, Tricia Christensen, Paula Hiller, Saundra Brown, Teri Oltmans, Lila Kephart, Jenny Walker Row Three: Coach Joyce Tiarks, Jill Stroebele, Amy Bardsley, Jami Hansen, Lori Martin, E'Lise Hiller. Pam Hildreth, Coach Lois Johnson Far Right: Getting prepared for the big game. Right: Lori trying to hit the ball. Bottom: Liawni looking disgusted after another fight with John. 44 �The Underwood Eagles softball team had a record breaking season when they finished with 21 wins . The varsity compiled a 21-9 season record and captured the championship trophy in both the Underwood Invitational and the Western Iowa Conference Tournament . The Eagles were second in the sectional tournament and advanced into the second round of regional play before losing 1-0 to Carson-Macedonia. The team was ranked eighteenth in the state in Class 1-A by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union. Several players earned individual awards: First Team All Conference; Liawni Potter and Jenny Walker; Second Team All Conference; Saundra Brown and Lori Martin. End of the season awards; Outstanding Defensive Player- Lori Martin, Outstanding Offensive Player- Liawni Potter. Rookie of the YearSaundra Brown. and M.V.P.- Jenny Walker. The Junior Varsity finished with a fine 10-3-1 record for the year. Above Rig ht: Amy gets a "little" help carrying the balls . Above Left: Jill swinging for a hit . Above: Liawni determined to kill it. 45 �Row one : Mony Jo Hansen. Kristi Lamp, Jennifer Hurt. Pam Kingery , Liawni Potter. Lila Kephart. Mendi Dohse. Elizabeth Adkins. Wendy Clark . Row two: Coach Tiarks. Manager Dena Young. Laurie Lamp. Carrie Potter. Sarah Wakefield . Heather Leaders. Kelli Kennedy. Lori Malnack. Coach Johnson . Row three: Pam Hildreth. Paula Hiller. Jenny Walker. Julie Knott . Becky Rice. Tricia Christensen. Amy Bardsley. Teri Oltmans. Saundra Brown . Below left : What do we do next . coach? Below : Te ri and Liawni practice the ir bumping skills. 46 �Above left : Potsie t ips one over the net . . Above : Becky gets a little e xtra kick behind her spike . th . Left : The Eagles get warmed up before e1r conference victory over Tri-Center. The 1988 Volle yball Team had one of the best seasons in Underwood history. The t eam . led by seniors Pam Hildreth and Julie Knott. compiled a season record of 295-5. and won the Conference Tournament. The season started with the team placing second at the Shenandoah . Tournament and having Pam Hildreth and Becky Rice named to the All-Tournament Team. Next. the g irls won their own invitational beating a rated Audubon team in the finals . Becky Rice and Liawni Potter were named to the All-Tournament Team at the Underwood Tournament . The team also won the Nishna Valley Tournament and had Pam Hildre th and Becky Rice named to its All-Tournament Team. The impressive Underwood t eam was undefeated in the conference with a perfect 6-0 record. They also won the Conference Tournament beating Tri-Center in the finals. Porn Hildreth. Llowni Potter. Teri Oltmons. and Becky Rice were named to th e First Team All-Conference . The Eag les placed second at Sectionals and went on to Regionals where they were beaten in the semi-finals by Tri-Center. Because of their impressive record. the te am was ro ted 20th in Closs 1A at one point in the season . and was listed as a contender the rest of t he season. Underwood 's balanced team hod t wo girls named t o t he Second Team All-Southwest-Iowa (SWI) . They were Liowni Potter and Teri Oltmans. Pam Hildreth and Beck y Rice were named to the Third Team All-SWI and Lila Kephart received Honorable Mention All -SWI. The Junior Varsity also had an e xcellent year with a 20-2-9 record and the freshmen team gained a lot of valuable experience during the season. 47 �£ag& FD011Jall '88 Below: Coach McGrain urges on the Eagles . Below left : The Eagles discuss an important play . Below right: Matt struts his stuff. Row one : John Ehrens, Craig Wiggins, Chris Richard, Dana Carman , Rue Hough, Chris Brokman. Coach Morris. Row two : Coach McGrain, Keith Rice . Josh Bracker. Joe Casson, Jason Bardsley, Keith Christenson, Coach Speigel. Row three : Aaron Letner. Chris Je nsen. Chris Galloway, Matt Bracker. Trent Eledge, Rob Geise . Row four : Mark Cerny, Brett Ryan, Dan Casson. Doug Ryan, Shad Hovey, Steve Donnelly, Gary Martin . Row five : Jared Powell. Eddie Jackson, Jim Wood , Glenn Donnelly, Ric hard Ring, Jason James. 48 �Above left: The Eagles take time-out to play Pictionary . Above : Woody gets scouted before the game? Below left: Josh paces the sidelines while waiting to see some action . Below : Brett and Dan put the c run ch on the Cardinals . 49 �Row One : Kris Keitges. Skyla Larsen. Nadine Carter. Caryn Crocfer. Row Two : Mick ie Minear. Manager Tom Royer. Bill Alexander. Tim Hedegaard. Mark Crocfer. Ryan Wilson. Tonya Culley, Bill Boyer. Row Three: Coach Schla pia Above : Bill le ads the pac k. Abo ve le ft : Mark strides t o cat c h the le a ders. Le ft : Tim e njo ys the scenery . 50 �Left : Mark looks a little queasy. Above: Skylo and Mickie suck it up and kick it to the finish line! Abo e Right: Ryan looks for a shortcut. Above : Coach Schlapia looks for his dentures. Above left: Before Left : After 51 �GOrA BoJhlJJol! 88-8 9 I I Row One: ·Coach Schlapia. Mendi Dohse. Teri Oltmans, Elizabeth Adkins, Lori Malnack, Carrie Potter, Jeannie Wilson . Lila Kephart. Tricia Christensen, Coach Morris. Row Two: Julie Knott, Nadine Carter, Amy Bardsley, Becky Rice. Heather Leaders, Sarah Wakefield. Amy Gearhart, Jennifer Hurt. Saundra Brown, Jenny Walker. Liawni Potter ,. Below : He has risen! Right: Mr. Morris and Mr. Schlapia talk strategy. 52 �Above Left: Boredom starts to set in. Above : Teri "Whiplash " Oltmans gets position for the rebound . Far Left : Carrie and Liawni question the official's call. Left: Julie coaches Nadine on her wrestling technique. Below Left: Amy! Get t hat rebound! Below Right : Carrie takes a shot from the charity stripe . The girls' basketball t eam improved tremendously over the past two years. There was a lot of leade rship shown by the three senior captains, Carrie Walker, Nadine Ca rter. and Julie Knott . Everyone played with heart and desire at all times . One of the highlights of the season was defeating Treynor in a close game. 59-55 . The girls ended up a t 4-8 in the conference, and 7-13 overall. Four Players were named to t he all-conference t eam . They are : 1st team - Carrie Walker; 2nd team - Nadine C arter. Becky Rice, and Lila Kephart . At the winter sports banquet . there were awa rds given out for accomplishments made during the season. Carrie Walker M.V.P .; Julie Knott - Hustle Award; Tricia Christensen - Most Improved: Nadine Carter and Liawni Potter - Eagle Award . With a large number of underclassmen returning, t he years to come look very promising . 53 �8og1, BoJ,kiJIJoll '88- '8 9 I Row One : Rue Hough, Josh Bracker. Corey Feller. Chris Butler. Row Two: Coach Buller, Mark Cerny, Tim Hedegaard, Doug Ryan. Mark Erickson. Matt Bracker. The '88-'89 boys' basketball team was made up of four seniors. three juniors. two sophomores, and two freshmen . The Eagle team didn't have much depth. but did the best they could with who they had. The boys had a respectable season finishing with a 4-8 conference re cord and an 8-13 season record. Their offensive average was 63.3 points per game and ., they had a 69.7 defensive average. Highlights of the season were scoring the first 100 point game in Underwood history and almost beating Tri-Center in districts. losing only by 4 points. Mark Erickson was voted 1st t e am AllConfere nce a nd Matt Bracker 2nd Team . Special awards given at the end of the season were : Josh Bracker - Hustle Award, Corey Feller - Out st a nding Rebounder, Mark Erickson - Free-Throw Award, Matt Bracker - M.V.P .. Shad Hovey - Super Sub Award . The Eagles hope to improve next year with the e xperience they acquired from this year . . 54 Below : Doug and Shad make faces for the camera . Right: Mark drives for an easy lay-up. �Top Left: The Eagles anticipate a rebound . Top Right : Doug fights for position . Bottom Left : Josh hopes that Mark makes the front-end of his one-andone . Bottom Middle: Doo-Dah avoids getting rejected . Bottom Right: Matt waits for the official to throw him the ball. Row One : Curt Christensen. Brent Dohse. Mike McCoy. Keith Rice. Rue Houg h, Bill Boyer. Row Two : Tony Butler. Trent Wolford. Tim Hedegaard, Mark Cerny. Brod Arrowsmit h. Cooch Spiegel. 55 �W'U'.4-rkg '88- '89 Above: Bugs shows off his fashionable warm-ups. Above Right : Coach McWilliams is still eating lunch. Row one: Craig Wiggins, Jim Hobbs, Keith Christenson, Bret Rodenburg, John Ehrens . Row Two : Jason Hough, Aaron Letner. Brett Ryan, Gary Martin, Jason James, Jason Bardsley. 56 �At the beginning of the 1988-89 campaign, many thought this would be a "rebuilding" year for the Eagles . With the team consisting of three seniors and two juniors; underclassmen would have to fill some big shoes and most of the newly established thirteen weight classes. With the team lacking depth and the squad barely into the season; a key point-getter, junior Bret Rodenburg, was lost for the year due to a shoulder injury. The coaching staff had some doubts as to the outcome of this season. But the Eagle grapplers rose to the occasion. With a never-say-quit attitude and the help from two fine coaches, Lewis Curtis and Steve Fink, the team gave it their all. They broke three school team records for wins, takedowns, and falls . Two individual school records were either broken or tied by senior, Brett Ryan , who had the most wins in a season and who also tied the fall record . Sophomore, Keith Christenson led the team in five individual categories-takedowns. escapes. reversals, nearfalls and match points. The three seniors : Brett Ryan. Gary Martin and Jason Hough. also made their mark in individual career wins by becoming the 2nd. 4th, and 5th wrestlers respectively on the career chart. Five wrestlers had 20 or more wins; freshman. Jim Hobbs - 20. Keith Christenson - 26, Jason Hough - 26. Gary Martin - 26 and Brett Ryan - 35. Four Eagles qualified for districts: freshman , Jason Bardsley, Keith Christenson. Jason Hough and Brett Ryan. The lone state qualifier. Brett Ryan . finished an excellent season with a fifth place medal in Des Moines at 189 pounds. Other awards received by wrestlers were Gary Martin chosen as outstanding wrestler at the Ida Grove Tournament . This was the second year in a row that an Underwood wrestler earned this award . Most Improved Wrestler was Jason James, and the "Old Shoe" Award went to Jason Hough. This 1as Coach McWilliams' last year at Underwood. He would like to thank · everyone that was involved in the wrestling program from top to bottom . He enjoyed his years at Underwood and will especially miss the young men that worked and sweated for him and the te am . To all the wrestlers in Underwood 's future remember these three points to success: set your goals and aim high, believe in yourself. and work hard and never g ive up. Yours in Wrestling, Coach Steve McWilliams 1987-1989 Top left . Spa nky practices his modeling. Middle left: Keith look s hungry for a win. floHom left : Bugs wishes the match were over. Top right : Jason compares his <op Middle right : Jason tries desperately t o esc ape . Bottom right : Brett shows us jump rope technique. 57 �Ttoek 89 Row One : Brad Arrowsmith. Matt Brennan. Ed Jackson. Rue Hough. Ryan Wilson. Mark Rollins. Jason Bardsley, Mike McCoy, Jared Powell Row Two : Coach Schlapia. Mark Cerny , Rob Geise . Chris Galloway, Mark Crocfer. Tim Hiller. Trent Wolford. Tim Hedegaard. Coach McGrain. Right: Mike goes down the stretch before the crowd . Far Right: Mark poses after breaking the school record in the 400 meter dash. Below Right: Up to no good. �Above Left : Rue shows us his version of the flamingo. Above Middle : Tim wonders where the finish line is . Above Right : Ed kicks in his turbos. Left: Mark stays within reach. Below : Tim tip -toes to the finish . Below Right : Whoa! Maybe this isn't such a good idea . �Row One: Pam Kingery. Saundra Brown. Micki Minear Row Two : Cindy Hobbs. Carrie Potter. Lila Kephart. Tammy Kingery. Sara Justesen. Amy Bardsley. Sarah Wakefield Row Three : Coach Minssen. Caryn Crocfer. Mendi Dohse. Teri Oltmans. Julie Knott. Becky Rice. Tricia Christensen. Kristi Lamp, Coach Johnson Left : Caryn stays out in front . Below Left: Don't you dare take my picture! Below : Tricia checks out at the competition. 60 �Above : And the new Miss Teen USA is . . ? Left : Follow the leader. Below Left : How's that. coach? &1 �62 �!HJ 1988-1989! 63 �88-89C~ Below: Jenni and Trisha bttempt to dismount. Below Right : The cheerleaders show their spirit in a mount. Bottom Left: The wrestling cheerleaders supporting the team . Bottom Right : Katie and Tammy prepare to dismount, while Kelli and Pam struggle to get off. Top : Joyce Ehrens (V). Trisha French (J.V .), Miss Garcia, Betty Pullen (V), Dana Mullin (J.V.). Middle : Lynette Kerr (V), Kelli Kennedy (J.V .). Ronee Funkhouser (J.V .), Jeni Childs (V). Rachel Peterson (V). Bottom: Jenni Lead ers (J.V .), Kathleen Kennedy (V). 64 �Above Left : U.E. entertaining the crowd. Above Right : Top: Tam Kingery. Kelli Kennedy. Trisha French. Pam Kingery. Bottom : Kathleen Kennedy, Jeni Childs. Bottom Left : Top: Betty Pullen. Rachel Peterson . Middle: Lynette Kerr. Dana Mullin. Bottom : Jenni Leaders. Joyce Ehrens. 65 �1988-89 DJ~ This year was very productive. We accomplished learning five routines during the season . We received high /l's on bot h of our state routines . Our sponsor was Joanie Geise. our captain was Steffani Leaders. and our cocaptain was Carla Logan . Mindi McCoy took a solo routine to Miss Iowa Dance . The whole squad appreciated the special help Barb Wood gave us. Below: "And for the big finish!" Bottom Left : "Getting ready . .. " Bottom Center: "We're smiling !" Bottom Right: ' Tm smiling t oo! " First Row: Darcy Kennedy. Mindi McCoy. Laurie Campbell. Tammy Bryant . Row Two: Chantelle Dollen. Carla Logan. Tina Collins. Debbie Zook . Third Row : Bev Derby. Denise Magnuson. Shelly Hansen. Steffani Leaders . 66 ��Cf-/ORfJ~ ABOVE : Sherry Driver got an outstanding performance at the state contest. Top Right: CHORUS Right: All-State Auditions . Sarah Ross. Mike Linquist. and Sherry Driver were selected as All-State members. Middle Right : Southwest Iowa Honor Choir Above: Solo l's: Sherry Driver. Penny LeBaugh. Michelle Shelton, Sarah Ross. Cindy Hobbs. Teri Oltmans, Mike Linquist . Lower Right: SPECIAL AW/!-.RDS : Mike Linquist (Top points runner-up, 4 year double letter. Achievement. National Choral Award), Sherry Driver (Top points. 4 year double lette r. Achievement. National Chora l Award). Jeni Childs (Top points runner-up. 4 year double letter. Achievement) Becky Gibbs (4 year double letter. Achievement). Penny LeBaugh (4 year double letter. Achievement) Terry Torneten ( 4 year double letter. outstanding c horus booster award). 68 �.fwUfg C1uwr, 1b D. C. Swing Choir members include: Teri Oltmans. Tammy Bryant, Sarah Ross, Sherry Driver, Billie Wood, Jenni Clark , Michelle Shelton, Beth Carmichael, Mindi Bartholomew. Wendy Clark . Becky Gibbs. Dena Young , Mike Linquist, Jim Hobbs, Tami Jenson, Jeni Childs, Tim Hedegaard, Terry Torneten. Trudy Nielsen. Kevin Berneske, Jason Royer, Jeff Wahle, Keith Geise. Jim Kelso. Trent Wolford, Lori Malnack, Dawn Tyson, Liawni Potter, Jennifer Hurt, Tim Hurt. Steve Donnelly, Nancy Dose, Mrs. Wallin . Underwood Unlimited journeyed to Washington, D.C., at the end of April t his year t o participate in " America Sings for the Homeless." A large number of fundraising activities helped offset t he cost of the trip for the p articipants . While in the Washington area , the swing choir members were able to see and visit many places of Interest, such as the Capitol, the White House, t he Smithsonian Institute, Mount Vernon, Arlington National Cemetery, a nd the Washington Monument. It was a trem emdous experience for everyone! 69 �BAND Right: DRUM MAJORETTES: Lynette Kerr. Dana Mullin Far Right: MARCHING BAND Below: SOUTHWEST IOWA HONOR BAND: Mike Linquist. Amy Ross, Alana Linquist Above WIC HONOR BAND AND HONOR JAZZ BAND Front Ro w : Becky Gibbs. Mike Linquist. Sara h Ross. Alana Linquist. Kristi Lamp . Middle: Trud y Nielsen. Andy Rief. Shelly Hansen. Dana Mullin. Joyce Ehrens . Tami Jenson. Michelle Shelten. Back : Tricia Bailey, Skyla La rsen. Amy Ross, Ronee Funkhouser. Mickie Minear. Jenni Leaders. Lyne tt e Ke rr. 70 Sarah Ross g ot an outstanding solo award at stat e smo .I g roup c ontest �ABOVE : Cotton Bowl Participants: Back : Alana Linquist. Teri Oltmans. Jeni Childs Front: Mike Linquist TOP LEFT: Concert Band MIDDLE LEFT : SOLO l's and ENSEMBLE l's: Front : Shelly Hansen. Chantelle Dollen . Paula Hiller. Lila Kephart . Mike Linquist. Sarah Ross. Michelle Shelton . Tony Butler. Cullen Chollett Middle: Skyla Larsen. Laurie Lamp. Dana Mullin. Joyce Ehrens. Sara Justesen. Teri Oltmans. Wendy Clark Back : Am y Ross. Corey Feller. Ed Jackson. John Ehrens. Tim Hedegaard. Caryn Crocfer. Alana Linquist . Kristi Lamp . Left: JAZZ BAND Left : SPECIAL BAND AWARDS : Front : Te ri Oltmans (Cotton Bowl), Amy Ross (S .W. 1. H B.. Direct or Award). Ala na Linq uist (Top Band Points, Cotton Bowl. S.W.1. H.B.) . Jeni Childs (Cot ton Bowl) . Back : Andy Rief (Director Awa rd). Mike Linquist (Cotton Bowl. Second Top Band Points. S W.1. H.B.. Lewis Armstrong Jazz Award. WIC Honor Band). Sarah Ross (John Phillip Sousa Award). Skyla Larsen (John Phillip Sousa Award) Bottom Left : SENIOR BAND MEMBERS. 71 �Above : Tricia Bailey, this year, e xpressed a child' s view of the world in literary program . Above Left : Andy Rie f and Ryan Wilso n smile proudly as they contemplate their last year of high school speech . Cullen Chollett is superman, an astronaut, and in the Land of Lost Time, looking for a telephone . Or is he just improvisational acting? Row One: Cullen Chollett, Tricia Bailey, Kelli Kennedy, Tina Collins . Row Two : Andy Rief. Ryan Wilson, Amy Gearhart, Liawni Potter, Heather Leaders . The speech c lass stands and smiles at their many accomplishments this year . 72 �Row One : Lynette Kerr. Joyce Ehrens. Jill Stroebele. Sarah Ross. Liawni Potter. Skyla Larsen . Row Two : Chris Keitges. Dana Mullin. Bret Rodenburg, Julie Knott. Amy Ross. Jeni Childs . Row Three : Robbie Geise. Saundra Brown. Ranee Funkhouser. Wendy Clark . Tami Jenson. Ryan ·Wilson. Kelly Bach . Row Four : Joe Casson. Lila Kephart . Tricia Christensen. Teri Olt mans. Mark Crocfer. Tom Royer. Craig Jensen . ........ ::·:::::· ·· ·· · Tom Royer discusses the importance of leadership in the National Honor Societ y. Craig Jensen seems to be thinking to himself. " Haven't I heard this speech b e fore ?" Row One : Chris Keitges. Dana Mullin. Bret Rodenburg . Row Two : Ro bbie Geise . Saundra Brown . Ranee Funkhouser. Wendy Clark . Row Three : Joe C a sson. Lila Kephart. Tricia Christensen . Teri Oltmans. These are the ne w inductees into the National Honor Societ y in 1989. 73 �Row One: Kelly Bach. Matt Nielsen. Jason Ho.ugh. Chris Jensen. E'Lise Hiller. Matt Bracker. Row Two: Deb Zook. Shelley Payne. Andy Rasmussen. Jenni Leaders. Craig Jensen. Doug Ryan. Tonya Culley. Row Three: Karen Cohrs. Kayla Cohrs. Mony Jo Hansen. Trisha French. Paula Hiller. Kelli Kennedy. Carrie Potter . Row Four: Jamie Knowlton. John Ehrens. Keith Geise. Rue Hough. Jason Bardsley. Ben:~i~fri~::~~~i~~~~~: Casson. Joshua Bracker. Brent Dohse. Curt Christensen. Eddy Jackson. ·:-:-:-:- ::·:\:\·\r <<:: . .... ····· ··:::::::::::::::::\\\\(::::::::::::::::::::::::\:\:\:(:::::i:\:::::::::::::'.·.:(\. Row 1: S. Justesen. J. Wilson. H. Leaders. C. Keitges. S. Ross. L. Malnack. C. Chollett. D. Gach. S. Wakefield. Row 2: W. Clark. M. Dohse. T. Oltmans. C. Christensen. D. Carman. J. Bracker. E. Jackson. J. Bardsley . Row 3: L. Kerr. T. French . J. Leaders. P. Hiller. R. Funkhouser. K. Lamp. A. Ross. T. Wolford. M. Cerny. Row 4: K. Cohrs. K. Cohrs. M. Rollins. J. Knowlton. B. Derby. M. Minear. S. Brown. T. Christensen. C . Dollen. M. J. Hansen. J. Hurt. L. Kephart . Row 5: C. Richard. T. Hedegaard. T. Butler. M. Linquist. ?. L. Lamp. J. Waldmann. C. Crocfer. P. LeBaugh. Row 6: D. Tyson. B. Rice. R. Wilson. C. Potter. T. Collins. K. Kennedy, J. James. J. Casson. A. Block . Chris. Sarah. Amy. Chris. Mike. and Dan from second period German take time from their party t o wish us " Frohlic he Weihnachte n!" 74 �fl. II. T. Front Row : Jeni Childs, Becky Gibbs, Beth Carmichael, Tami Jenson. Middle Row: Joyce Ehrens, Michelle Shelton, Amy Gearhart. Back Row: Lynette Kerr. Dana Mullin, Dena Young, Heather Leaders. ~A.0.0. Front Row : Amy Rupp, Carla Logan, Sk yla Larsen, Cullen Chollett, Liawni Potter, Saundra Brown, Keith C hristenson, Brett Ryan . Second Row: Kristi Lamp, Laurie Campbell, Sarah Ross, Tami Jenson , Becky Gibbs, Michelle Shelton, Amy Ross, Penny LeBaugh . Third Ro w : Lila Kephart, Wendy Clark , Dana Mullin. Tricia Christensen, Mendi Dohse , Heather Leaders, Elizabeth Adkins, Sparky Murphy, Alana Linquist . Fourth Row: Todd Callaghan, Richard Ring , Mickie Minear, Rue Hough, Trent Wolford , Joshua Bracker, Russ Bailey, Shane Benedict, Ryan Wilson . Fifth Row : Mr. Emme , Keith Rice , Joe Casson, Jason James, Laurie Lamp, Jamie Knowlton , Gnry O'Neill, Mike Linquist . Sixth Row : Bill Boyer, Amy Gearhart, Joyce Ehrens, Dena Young , Beth Carmichael, Tricia Bailey, John Zych . Back Row : Jennifer Hurt, Teri Oltmans, Michelle Rollins. Trudy Nielsen, Steve Donnelly. 75 �Front row : Amy Bardsley, Jamie Knowlton, Tam Kingery, Becky Rice. Ryan Wilson . Back row: Trent Wolford, Tim Hedegaard, Steve Donnelly. Front row: Jamie Knowlton, John Zych, Chris Brokman, Ms. Hartsock, Tricia Bailey, Mindi McCoy, Tammy Bryant, Andy Rief, Chris Butler ..... ·.·.· 76 ��Melissa Adkins Dan Baumfalk Amy Carlile Jared Carman Leslie Casson Kelly Cox Jackie Derby Joanna Eggers Keaven Fisher Carrie Funkhouser Donn Galloway Angie Gochanour Jason Groshans (not p ictured) Judd Hawkins Karen Hedegaard Ann Hough Shari Jacobsen Eric Jensen Jane Joens Kurt Justesen Phillip Kennedy Teresa Kerr Leah Klaudt Dean Leaders " We Be Cool! " 76 �au or 93 Jason Lippold Laura Logan Jennifer Mander Carrie Mattes Tom McGargill Marty Moore Kelly Nelson Wendy Pearrow Amy Pitt Lisa Polak (not pictured) Betty Rief Jim Ross (not p ictured) Chad Ryan Sarah Schnackenberg Keith Seidler (not pic t ured) Sonya Shaver Jeff Shudak Matt Stokes (not pictured ) Jeff Stoner Jessica Thompson Tim Waldron Jeff Whannell Angela Widick Melissa Zook Je ff Shudak encourages his fellow future scientists to " take five " from their studie s. 79 �Kristen Anderson Nikki Bach Robbie Widick uses his extrasensory powers to make Heather Dollen sing at his command! Richard Barker Kelli Barnett Kristina Blackburn Chad Brown Di xie Brown (not pictured) Robin Burke Chris Campbell Constance Casson Jill Childs Jay Collins Gina Dicenzo Jennifer Dohse Heather Dollen Heather Driver Jennifer Eggers Lisa Ettleman Tanya French Carrie Goodman 80 �CtoJJ or 94 Seth Grote Amy Isenhour Carrie Jacobsen Adam Justesen Melisia Kaiser Susan Knott Jason Lambertson Rebecca Logan Brent Louison Matthew Malnack Mandi McManigal Angela Minear Renee Ring Tim Rodenburg Robert Simmons Jami Strum Mark Sutton C hristina Tamns Kari Thomas Jennifer Walker Cheryl West Robert Widic k Jason Williams Danielle Wilson Jason Wilson Lori Wood 81 �LuAnn Adams Suzanne Blackburn Jill Block Shawna Carman " It's movie time!" Lori Casson Brad Christenson James Donelly Mike Hedegaard Sonny Henry Justin James Heather Kephart Justin Kinney Sarah Klaudt Jessica Knowlton Joel Leaders Erika Martin 82 �CloJJ ol 95 Danny Masker Shannon McManigal Keith Parrish Sara Powell Joe Rasmussen Janet Ross Lisa Schafer John Schmielau Jamie Scoles John Sherbondy Stacy Syndergard Misty Tamayo Eric Tiarks John Tiarks Paul Whitson Jolene Wood Brandy Wyatt Joey Zych Not pictured : Ressa Holcomb Sheri Huckins Teresa Ra tke Shane Ruckman 83 �SIXTH GRADE CHOIR JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR SIXTH GRADE BAND JUNIOR HIGH BAND 84 �JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS : BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING First Row: Leslie Casson. Corrie Funkhouser. Nikki Bach. Second Row : Ann Hough. Tonya French. Third Row : Jennifer Dohse . JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row : Kelly Nelson. Justin Jomes. Donny Masker. Second Row: Jim Ross. Jeff Stoner. Shawna Carmon. Poul Whitson . Third Row: Keoven Fisher. Jone Joens. Suzanne Blackburn. Jennifer Walker. Tanya French. Heather Dollen. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row : Jane Joens. Betty Rief. Mandi McManigal. Second Row: Jami Strum. Melisia Kaiser. Third Row: Leah Klaudt . 85 �Row one: Melissa Adkins. Jennifer Walker, Lisa Ettleman. Christina Tamns. Kelli Cox , Jenni Dohse, Angie Minear. Renee Ring. Row two : Connie Casson, Sonya Shaver, Carrie Funkhouser, Leslie Casson, Jill Childs. Susie Knott. Danielle Wilson . Row three: Ann Hough, Amy Pitt. Jane Joens. Teresa Kerr, Carrie Goodman, Kristen Anderson, Robin Burke. Tanya French . Row four : Coach Rongish, Jennifer Mander. Wendy Pearrow. Amy Carlile. Amy Isenhour. Row one : Jeff Stoner, Chad Ryan, Dean Leaders, Donn Galloway. Judd Hawkins, Jeff Shudak. Kelly Nelson. Marty Moore, Kurt Justesen. Eric Jensen. Jason Lippold, Tim Waldron . Row two: Coach Hawks. Seth Grote, Tim Rodenburg . Ricky Barker. Keaven Fisher. Jared Carman, Kelli Barnett, Danny Baumfalk , Mark Sutton. Robbie Widick, Chad Brown. and Coach Curtis. Judd Hawkins dodges two w ould-be Walnut t a c kle rs to score another to uchdown for the Eagles! 86 �<o w One: Seth Grote. Brent Louison. Kelli Barnett . Mark Sutton. Robbie Simmons. Row Two: Coach Emme. Danny Baumfalk . Kelly Nelson. Jeff Shudak. Judd Hawkins. Donn Gallowa y, Chad Brown. Row Three : Jeff Stoner. Jason Lippold. Kurt Justesen. Jared Carman. Eric ,ensen . • ow One : Danielle Wilson. Gina DiCenzo. Cheryl West . Connie Casson. Lisa Ettleman . Jennifer / alker. Coach Johnson. Row Two : Jennifer Mander. Kelly Co x. Sonya Shaver. Melisia Kaiser. e sa Kerr. Melissa Adkins. Jill Childs, Susan Knott . Ro w Three: Renee Ring . Kirsten Anderse n. me Jo ens. Amy C arlile . Angela Widick . Melissa Zook. Leah Klaudt . 87 �Row One : Jesse Beauchamp, Matt Malnack, Cole Williams, Tim Rodenburg. Row Two: Dean Leaders, Chad Ryan, Phillip Kennedy, Marty Moore, Coach Curtis. Row One: Adam Justesen, Seth Grote, Jeff Shudak, Kelly Nelson, Judd Hawkins, Marty Moore. Row Two: Ricky Barker, Kelli Barnett, Jared Carman, Kurt Justesen, Jeff Stoner, Eric Jensen, Donn Galloway. Not Pictured : Dean Leaders, Chad Ryan, Chad Brown, Mark Sutton, Brent Louison, Matt Malnack. Row One : Susan Knott, Jill Childs, Jenni Dohse , Melisia Kaiser, Jennifer Walker, Heather Driver . Row Two: Ann Hough, Amy Pitt, Angela Widick, Teresa Kerr, Sonya Shaver, Jane Joens, Leslie Casson, Jenni Mander, Betty Rief . 88 ��Dr. Robert Eastman Superintendent Joanie Geise Superintendent's Secretary, Porn-Porn and Middle School Cheerleading Sponsor Mark Shields High School Principal Cathe McKee High School Secretary Joyce Tiark s Athletic Director, Elementary P.E.. Softball. Asst . Volleyball / Miss Garcia shows her artistic ability in Accounting! Ron Mindt Guidance Counselor Tammy Minssen Jr. and Sr. High Math. Girls' Track . 8th Grade Sponsor. M.S. Student Council 90 Randy Morris 8th Grade Science. Biology and Advanced Biology. Asst . Football. Girls' BB Tom Pattee High School Math, National Honor Society Sponsor Nancy Geise Guidance Counselor's Secretary Janis Greiner General Science, Chemistry, Physics �Nick Benzing American History. Economics. Jr. Class Sponsor. H.S. Student Council Sponsor . John Emme Social Studies. JH BB. Head Baseball. Senior Sponsor. SADD Sponsor Steve Fink H.S. Special Education. Assistant Wrestling Kathy Graeve H.S. English. Computers Julie Handbury Middle School English . Reading Christi Hartsock H.S. Librarian . Library Club Sponsor. Spring Play Director Ed Hawks English. German. Yearbook . Newspaper. Jr. High Boys' Track. Jr. High Football Katry Knott Special Education. Teacher's Aide Julie Larsen H.S. English. Speech. Drama. Speech Coach Nick McGrain JH Social Studies. 7th Grade P.E.. Head Football and Boys' Track. Weight Lifting Cathy McWilliams 6th & 8th Grade English. Reading Tricia Plumb Middle School Resource Room Pat Schlapia 6th Grade SS. Math. Science. Head CC. Ass't Girls' BB & Boys· Track Ray Spiegel 6th & 8th Grade P. E.. H.S. Health. P.E.. Ass't Boys' Basketball 91 �Dale Buller H.S. P.E. & Health, Driver's Education. Boys' Basketball. J.H. Girls' Track Jerry Christensen Industrial Arts. Freshman Sponsor Joe Pickard Vocational Agriculture. FFA Sponsor Dale Quick Auto. Asst . Football Elizabeth Garcia H.S. Business. Sophomore Sponsor. H.S. Cheerleading Sponsor Steve McWilliams · Art. Head Wrestling. Weightlifting Mrs. Graeve he lps Sk yla w ith her Masterp ieces' assignment . 92 Rita Kurth Home Economics. U.H.T.. Jr. High Tag . 7th Grade Science Henry Olson Business. Data Processing Gaylen Montgomery Jr. and Sr . High Instrumental Music Carmen Wallin Jr. and Sr . High Voc al Music School Board Members First Row : Alice Pit t . Mic k Ryan . Mark Ross. Second Row · Dr . Robert Eastman. Loran Boyer. Dale Cerny. Tim Duric k. �Top left : BUS DRIVERS - Hazel Hough. Elmer Goldapp. Toni Longmeyer. Ron Jensen. Yvonne Goldapp. Rod Minssen. Bill Barnett. Phyllis Klaudt . Leonard Rasmussen . Mel Pitt. Top right : Mr. Christe nsen get s all psyched up for the Z-92 vs. All Stars Game. Middle : COOKS - Janet Leaders. Ruthanne Huff. Marlene Collins. Joyce Nelson. Doris Baumfalk . Lower left: Matt t akes Chris's mask o ff and shows us what he re ally looks like. Lower right . CUSTODIANS - Frieda Calhoon. Merlyn Major 93 �Top left: Just doin' our job! Top right : Mr. Claus telling us what he wants for Christmas! Above left: More adoring fans of the camera . Far right : Sparky moonlights as Vidal Sasoon . 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Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1989 Underwood High School Yearbook 1989 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/930f6e1676f9eca23180a33079f18fd3.pdf aa4f13010a7d138e14c689d0ded26ccb PDF Text Text �Illilll lllll lllll lllli lllll llll lill Underwood High School Library �The Log, 1990 (E x pect the Unexpected DATE DUE UNDERWOOD 1-::sH sc1-:-: L LIBRARY UNDER 0 • 10 VA ��UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY UNDERWOOD, IOWA THE LOG Volume 52 U nd er woo d Hi gh Sch ool Underwood , Iowa 51576 �TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities ... Page 3 Seniors ... Page 23 Classes ... Page 31 Faculty ... Page 39 Athletics ... . Page 45 Organizations ... Page 71 Middle School ... Page 81 Advertising ... Page 95 �ACTIVITIES �PEOPLE WERE. At Underwood High School, our students were doing a lot of different things. Eating, studying, and playing were popular pastimes. Then there were the people who you couldn't figure out what they were doing! ��'89 IS OUR TIME 6 �RENT A SENIOR 7 �HOMECOMING 1989 Right: Homecoming King Bret Rodenburg and Queen Liawni Potter. Below Left: Smile! It makes people wonder what you're up to. Below Right: Which outfit would you like to buy? Middle Left: Who has more spirit? Middle Right: A look back into the future. Bottom Left: Dana using brutality on Rob. Bottom Right: Publications class on Rent a Senior Day. �Homecoming started on Wednesday, September 20, 1989, with "Back in Time." Thursday was "Sun and Surf/Rent a Senior Day." Friday was "Blue White Day" with the parade and ·the football game. Saturday was the coronation and dance. The Homecoming Court consisted of Jill Stroebele, Rob Geise, Skyla Larsen, Brian Arrowsmith, Bret Rodenburg, Liawni Potter, Shad Hovey, Becky Rice, Chad Driscoll, Rachel Peterson, Jim O'Neill, and Kathleen Kennedy. �STUDENT GOVERNMENT Right Top: Sophomore Officers, Pres.-Cullen Chollett, V.P-Jeannie Wilson, Sec.-Heather Leaders, and Treas.-Dana Carman. Right Middle: Student Cabinet, Advisor Mr. Benzing, Paula Hiller, Sarah Ross, Liawni Potter, Saundra Brown, Ann Hough, Jim Ross, Chris Brokman, Jeff Shudak, Josh Bracker, Brent Dohse, and Curt Christensen. Bottom Right: Senior Officers, Pres.Skyla Larsen, V.P.-Jill Stroebele, Sec.-Lynette Kerr, and Treas.-Amy Ross. Below: Junior Officers, Pres.-Jason James, V.P.-Teri Oltmans, Sec.-Tricia Christensen, and Treas.-Mendi Dohse. Bottom: Freshman Officers, Pres.-Carrie Funkhauser, V.P.-Jeff Whannell, Sec.-Todd Leonard, a nd Treas.-Sonya Shaver. - 10 �SENIORS LOOK BACK Underwood's class of 1990 was really something special. In the four years since they were eager freshmen, the class of 1990 grew into a group of diverse and interesting people. Members of the class are scholars, athletes, musicians, artists, and actors. The class of 1990 was hard-working. They set their goals and aspirations high, then they strove to reach them. Now, as the class of 1990 is embarking on a new chapter of their lives, they are looking back to their pasts. The successes they have left behind can be used to indicate the excellence that should be expected of them in the future. ~ r;z tlu &h1f11~ Jtf\ rUtUH cr t!P \1d1£t@4il 11 �ROCK ON Top: Mend i and Wendy being trendy. Bottom: The men of the chorus! T op: Purple People Eater. Bottom Left: Boop-Boop-ADoop! 12 �AND ON AND ON! Top Left: Jim Ross, tinkling the ivories. T op Right: Thara Thue Thpeaketh Withdom. Mrs. Wallin behind the scenes. Full Chorus. 13 �UNDERCLASSMEN CANDIDS . ,I Good Morning, Brad! Top: Tricia and Mendi working on their Homecoming float. Above: Watch Joe saw. Chemistry Wizards. 14 Jason "nose" t his pole well. �SENIOR CANDIDS What does t he future hold in store for Aaron? A Christmas duet by Sarah and Sky la Rob and Lynie hard at work. Will Tricia, Becky , and Am y be our Future Farmers of Ameri ca? 15 �YOU CAN THANK US LATER Newspaper Staff: Editor-in-Chi ef-Bret Rodenburg, Co py Editor-Bri a n Arrowsmith , Layout Editors-Jo hn Zych , Bill Al exa nd er, N ews Editor-Tamm y Bouvi er, F eature Editor-bi a n P ete rson , S ports Edi to r-Rob Ge ise, R eporte r-Am y Rupp. She ll ey's hard at work' Yea rboo k Staff: Edi tor-in- Chi ef-Tricia Ba il ey, Business a nd Advert ising M a nage r-Am y Rupp , Co py Edi tors-Bec ky Ri ce, Bret Rodenburg, Layo ut Editor-S had H ovey, Activi es Edi to r-Amy Ba rdsley, Peopl e Editor-Lynette Kerr , S ports Editor-Rob Geise, Orga ni zations Edi to rs-S hell y Ha nsen , S hell ey P ay ne, Middle School Edi to r-Mik e Flood . Rea ll y mature, guys! 16 ����BOYS AND GHOULS CAST: The Count-Cullen Chollett Letha-Tricia Bailey Dirga-Sarah Ross Granny-Jennifer Leaders Model S-John Zych Buddy-Jason James Barbara-Liawni Potter Fritzi-Jenny Hurt Eddie-Rob Geise Isobel-Wendy Clark Evelyn-Chantelle Dollen Merry-Mendi Dohse Ron-Tony Butler Nancy-Michelle Shelton Frau Hubschmidt-Amy Gearhart Magnificent Marvelini-Judd Hawkins BOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER by David Rogers The last Count Dracula and his wife Letha, a descendant of Dr. Frankenstein, live a happy life in their castle in the Alps with their daughter Dirga, Granny, and Dr. Frankenstein's last invention, robot Model S. Looking for a suitable husband for Dirga, they invite a group of American bicyclists to stay the night. They pick Buddy as their prey, lock up his fiance, Barbara, and send the rest of the group to the village. When Dirga is unable to interest Buddy, Granny digs up her recipes and transforms Buddy into a Dracula clone. Dirga finds true love when the Magnificent Marvelini appears, Buddy is transformed back t he hostelers go their way and Frau Hubschmidt even finds her Hans (in the clock). ' 20 �GRADUATION Graduation 1990 was held on Sunday, June 3, at 1:30 P.M. in the Und erwood High School Gym. It was a sunny, but windy day. The junior leaders we re Jenni Leaders and Jaso n James. The Senior address was given by Skyla La rsen a nd Bret Rodenburg. Class Motto: Memories are to cherish, Friends are to keep. Class F lower: Fuchsia Rose Cla s Colors: Fuchsia a nd Green Class Sponsor: John Emme. 21 �1990 :: �SENIORS �SENIORS Bill Alexander Amy Bardsley Brian Arrowsmith Tammy Bouvier Tricia Bailey Chris Butler �- - - - -- - - EXPECTING UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY UNDERWOOD, IOWA Beth Carmichael Joyce E hrens Aaron Christensen Tonya Culley Rob Geise Doreen Hassler �NEW CHALLENGES Chad Driscoll Clint Hollesen Chris Keitges Darcy Kennedy Shad Hovey Kathleen Kennedy • �NEW BEGINNINGS Lynette Kerr Skyla Larsen Carla Logan Dana Mullin Corey Nelson Teresa Osbahr �OLD FRIENDS Aaron Letner Liawni Potter Dian P etersen Betty Pullen Rac hel P et erson Becky Ri ce �NEW FRIENDS Bret Rodenburg Kelly Rodenburg Amy Ross or Sara h Ross Amy Rupp Jill Stroebele �EXCELLENCE! Jenny Walker MEMORIES ARE TO CHERISH; FRIENDS ARE TO KEEP! 30 Dena Young John Zych Not Pictured: Chuck Barnard Tim Blair Laurie Campbell Jim O'Neill Jeff Wahle �CLASSES �JUNIORS Elizabeth Adkins Russ Arnold Russ Bailey Shane Benedict Tina Bogs Bill Boyer Matt Brennan Chris Brokman Saundra Brown Tony Butler Todd Callaghan Joe Casson Mark Cerny Tricia Christensen Keith Christenson Wendy Clark Caryn Crocfer Bev Derby Mendi Dohse Chantelle Dollen Trisha French Mike Fullencamp Ronee Funkhauser Daryn Graham Mony Hansen Shelly Hansen Tim Hedegaard Chad Henry Paula Hiller Ci ndi Hobbs Mark House Jennifer Hurt Jason James Jim Kelso Lila Kephart Jamie Knowlton 32 �EXPECTING SENIORITY Kristi Lamp Jenni Leaders Willie LeBaugh Alana Lindquist Mickie Minear Ryan Ollie Teri 01 tmans John Rasmussen Keith Rice Richard Ring Michelle Rollins Jason Royer Michelle Shelton Erik Thompson Debbie Zook Not Pictured: Jodi Larrabee Shelly Payne Bob Torneten 33 �SOPHOMORES Stacy Adamson Brad Arrowsmith Jason Bardsley Nicki Belt Adrian Block Josh Bracker Chris Cap Dana Carman Cullen Chollett Curt Christensen Karen Cohrs Kayla Cohrs Tina Collins Brent Dohse Glen Donnelly John Ehrens Dee Gach Amy Gearhart Jim Hobbs Norm Hollesen Rue Hough Eddy J ackson Arion Jensen Sara Justesen Kelli Kennedy Laurie Lamp Heather Leaders Lori Malnack Mike McCoy Carrie Potter Jared Powell Chris Richard Mark Rollins Steve Silkett Sarah Wakefield Jami Waldmann 34 �EXPECT' THE BEST Craig Wiggins Jeannie Wilson Not Pictured: Trent Wolford 35 ' �FRESHr.\/IEN Melissa Adkins Dan Baumfalk Corey Brittain Amy Carlile Jared Carman Leslie Casson Kelly Cox Jackie Derby Joanna Eggers Carrie Funkhauser Donn Galloway Angie Gochanour Judd Hawkins Karen Hedegaard Ann Hough Brandon Howard Eric Jensen Jane J oens Kurt Justesen Phil Kennedy Teresa Kerr Leah Klaudt Dean Leaders Todd Leonard Jason Lippold Laura Logan Jennifer Mander Tom McGargill Marty Moore Kelly Nelson Wendy Pearrow Amy Pitt Betty Rief Jim Ross Chad Ryan Sarah Schnackenberg 36 �GREAT EXPECTATIONS Sonya Shaver Jeff Shudak Jeff Stoner Jessica Thompson Tim Waldron Jeff Whannell Angela Widick Melissa Zook 37 �JUST THE BEGINNING Ooh, Babe! Not aga in , Jane! Hello, Dahling! 38 Sophomores in cha rge of German real esta·te at the high school level. �FACULTY �EXPECTING Mr. Shields Secondary Principal Mrs. Tiarks A.D., Elementary P.E., Ass't. V.B., Head Softball Mrs. Montang H.s: Guidance Counselor ' Mrs. Schroder . ~chool Board Secretary Mrs. Geise Counseling Secretary 40 Mrs. McKee H.S. Secretary Mrs. Geise Middle School Secretary �MIRACLES Miss As hby Ma th , Bus iness, Ass't Gi rl s' Basket ba ll !\lirs. Gra ve H. Bnglish , Home Econom ics Mr. Benzing Social Studies, Junior Sponsor Mrs. Greiner Science, Sophomore Sponsor Mr. Buller P.E., Health, Driver's Ed., Boy's Basketball, JH Girls' Track Ms. Hartsock HS Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, Spring Play Director Mr. Christensen Industrial Arts, Freshman Sponsor Mr. Hawks English, German, Yearbook, JHFB, JH Boys Track Mr. Emme Social Studies, JHBB, Senior Sponsor, Head Baseball, SADD Mr. Fink HS Special Education, Ass't Wrestling, Ass't CC, Ass't Track Mrs. Knott Special Education , Teacher's Aide Mrs. L arsen English, Speech , Drama, Speech Sponsor 41 �AND MORE Mrs. Handbury M.S. English Ms. Kurth M .S. Science, T AG,U HT S ponso r Mr. Schlapia M.S. Soc. Studies, M.S. P.E., Head C.C. and Boy's Track Mrs. Minssen M.S. Math and P.E. , Girl's Track, Eighth Grade Sponsor Mr. Montgo mery M.S. Inst. Music, H.S. Inst. Music Mr. Olsen Business, T yping Mr. Pattee H.S. Math, N.H.S. Sponsor Mr. Quick Auto Mr. McNamara M.S. Soc. Stud ies, Head H.S. Football , and Girls BB Mrs. Wa llin H.S. Vocal Music, M.S. Voca l Music, E nglish Not Pictured: Mr. Spiegel M.S. P.E., Health , Biology, Ass't. Boys' BB Mr. Pickard Vocational Agriculture, FFA Sponsor 42 Ms. Jensen M.S. Resource Room School Board Mr. Ross Mr. Duri ck Mr. Bardsley Mrs. Schroder (Secretary) Mr. Smith (I nterim Sup't) Mrs. Powell Not P ictured: Mr. Ryan �BEHIND THE SCENES Top Left: Cooks- Doris Baumfalk, Joyce Nelson, Ruth Ann Huff, Marlene Collins, Janet Leaders. Bottom Left: Frieda Calhoon. Bottom: Merlin Major. �EARNING OUR KEEP Miss Ashby, did you really graduate in 1:%1? Above: Studying the sports page? Below: T his can't be Keith! Carla, were you cheating? �ATHLETICS �SOFTBALL '89 Row 1: Sarah Wakefield, Diane Gach, Sara Justesen, Carrie Potter, Lori Malnack, Jeannie Wilson, Kelli Kennedy, Laurie Lamp, Heather Leaders. Row 2: Coach Joyce T iarks, Tricia Christensen, Teri Oltmans, Mendi Dohse, Pam Hildreth, Paula Hiller, Jill Stroebele, Elizabeth Adkins, Liawni Potter, Lila Kephart, Amy Bardsley, Saundra Brown, Jenny Walker, Kristi Lamp, Coach Lois Johnson. Teamwork and a loving memorial were the main ingredients behind the tremend ous success of the 1989 Eagle Softball Team as they earned their first trip ever to the State Softball T ournament in Fort Dodge and compiled a record breaking 33-5 season. Tragedy struck our team a week before the seaso n was to begin. Our senior catcher, Lo ri Martin died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Lori was a team player and she had a way of making softball fun for everyone on t h e team . One of her goals for the season, like many of her teammates, was to make it to the state tournament. She also wrote that she wanted everyone to get along and work together. The softball team pulled together and dedi cated their season in loving memory to Lori and achieved t heir goal of a trip to the state tournamen t . At the state tournament, Underwood lost their first two games, then won their last two games to finish 13th. The Eagles also won the conference and fin ished first in every regular season tournament: Cherokee, WIC, Underwood, Treynor, Sectional, and Regional. The team was ranked in Class lA the entire season. The J.V. team finished with a 13-5-1 season record. Several players earned individual honors throughout the season. First Team All Conference- Liawni Potter, Jill Stroebele, and Jenny Walker, Second Team All Conferen ce- Saundra Brown and Paula Hiller. Class IA SWI All Distri ctLiawni Potter and Jenny Walker. Outstanding Defensive Player- Saundra Brown, Outstanding Offensive Player- Liawni Potter, Rookie of the YearPaula Hiller, M.V.P.- Jenny Walker. The Lori Martin Softball Scholarship Award went to Pam H ildreth . All State- Third team- Jenny Walker, Special Mention- Liawni Potter, Honorable Mention- Jill Stroebele and Pam Hildreth . The season was dedicated to the lovi ng memory of Lori Martin. 46 �Above: T ricia and Coach Johnson check out the um pire. Below: You can open your eyes now, Teri. Right: Paula and Mendi show off t he softball equipment. Pay-off time? Left- What an a rm! Middle- Rue does a little flirting while the team stretches. / 47 �BASEBALL '89 Row 1- Keith Christenson, Jason Bardsley, Joe Casson, Rob Geise, Bret Rodenburg, Kelly Nelson, Phil Kennedy , Judd Hawkins, Jeff Shudak, Cullen Chollett. Row 2- Coach Lewis Curtis, Mark Cerny, Jim Wood, Dan Casson, Dave Eva ns, Mark Erickson, Corey Feller, Jared Powell, Head Coach Emme. Above: Coach Emme shows us how many base balls he can hold in one hand . Above Right: Coach Curtis hits to the infield. Below: Roh Geise and Keith Christenson try to end their hitting slumps. 48 �. -Above Left: Hey, Judd and Keith! Is that Red Man or sunflower seeds? Above Middle: Bret shows off his catching stance. Above Right: Dan t ries to look sexy on third base. Left: Woody getting ready to throw his fas tball. Middle: Judd gets another single. Middle Right: Coach Emme and Woody talk strategy. ho~e· Rob conce ntrates on t he b II Hight: Coach Emme h 11 for his seeds. The Underwood baseball team fin ished the season with a record of 8-11. The h ighlight of the season was when t he Eagles took second in t he WIC T ournament. Jim Wood made first-team allconference as a pitch er, Bret Rodenburg and Dan Casson made second-team all -conference. Jim Wood an d Bret Rodenburg made honorable mention for the All-SWI team. The awards given at t he end of the year were as follows: MVP- J im Wood; Defensive P layer- Rob Geise; Offensive P layer - Corey Feller; Rookie of the year- J udd Hawkins; " Gut s" Award- Bret Rodenburg. The team lost a lot of leadership t his year but there are some young prospects coming up to help fill in. Another thing that will help is the fine coach ing staff we have with Coach Emme and Coach Curtis. 49 �VOLLEYBALL ON TO STATE Row 1- Sarah Wakefield, Heather Leaders, Sara Justesen, Lori Malnack, Carr.ie Potter, K elli K ennedy, Cindy Hobbs, Laurie Lamp. Row 2- Teresa Kerr, Leslie Casson, Kelly Cox, Angie Widick, Sonya Shaver, Jane Joens, Wendy Pea rrow, Jennifer Mande.r, Amy Pitt, Ann Hough. Row 3- Coach Lois Johnson, Coach Joyce Tiarks, Eliza beth Adkins, Liawni Potter, Paula Hiller, Saundra Brown, Kristi Lamp, Tricia Christensen, Becky Rice, Teri Oltmans, Jennifer Hurt, Amy Bardsley, M endi Dohse, Lila Kephart, Manager Dena Young. · Middle Right: Coach Jo hnson ex plains the game plan as Pau la and Coach Tiarks study it closely. Middle Left: Liawni poses fo r this picture. Right: The Rapp in' Eagles. 50 �Far Left: Becky makes another fantastic play at the net. Middle Left and Left: Teri and Liawni show their great form while serving. The Underwood volleyball team recorded its best season in the school's history. The Eagles trip to the state tourney in Runnels capped off the record-breaking season. The team compiled a 38-3-I match record. The well-balanced Eagle team started the season strong and never looked back. The girls won the Shenandoah, Underwood, and Nishna Valley Tournaments. The team placed third at the T.J.Tourney behind Class 2A staterated Abraham Lincoln and Lewis Central. For the second year in a row, Underwood won the conference with a perfect 6-0 match record and I8-0 game record . Underwood also won the conference tourney and placed six girls on the all -conference team. Named to the first team were Liawni Potter, Becky Rice, Saundra Brown Tricia Christensen, and Teri Oltmans. Amy Bardsle ~as named to the second team all-conference squad. The Eagles were picked at the beginning of the season to be the powerhouse in IA. They proved they were the best in Southwest Iowa by winning sectionals and regionals to advance to the state tournament. The team played North Iowa at the state tourney, but lost in a thrilling five-game match. The talented team was rated fourth in IA most of the season and ended up seventh in the final ratings. Senior Liawni Potter was named to the firs t team All- WI squad. Named to the second team All -SWI were senior Becky Rice and juniors Teri Oltmans and Saundra Brown . Junior Tricia Christensen was named to the third team and Lila Kephart, also a junior, was AllSWI honorable mention. Special awards presented at t he end of the year were as fo llows: MVP- Liawni Potter; Outstanding Offensive Player- Becky Rice; and Outstanding Defensive P layer- Teri Oltmans. The J.V. ended t he season with a 13-11-5 record and the freshman had a 4-5 record . Ahove: Teri a nd Lila see who can jump the highest. Above Hi I' l'he Eagles se t it up. 51 �EAGLE FOOTBALL '89 Row 1- Managers Andy Bardsley and Greg Rodenburg. Row 2- Tim Waldron, Judd Hawkins, M a rty Moore, Phil Kennedy, Jason Lippold, Todd Leonard, Kurt Justensen, Jared Carman, Dana Carman.Row 3- Coach Ray Spiegel, Chad Driscoll , Shad Hovey, Matt Brennan, Mark Cerny, Trent Wolford, Clint Hollesen, Glen Donnelly, Steve Silkett, J aso n Bardsley. Row 4- Coach Fred White, Bryan Jensen, Craig Wiggins , Aaron Letner, Rob Geise, Josh Bracker, Jason J a m es, J oe Casson, Chris Richard, Coach Lewis Curtis, Head Coach Tim McNamara Above: Coach McNamara gives some helpfu l tips whil e Joe Casson drin ks a ll the wate r. M iddl e: Rob , Matt, Josh , and J ud d stop t he Panth ers fo r a loss. 52 �Left: J ason Bardsley can't believe that Mark Cerny forgot to catch the ball. Above: The Eagles fire off the ball! fold! Left: T he Eagles show t heir defensive stance. Middle Higrr .Josh hopes th at Joe will hurry up and snap the ball. I u\ <'oach W hite gives t he signals. The Underwood Eagle Football team suffered a disappoint ing 0-9 season. Although their record m ay not show it, the Eagles made great strides throughout t h e season with a very young, inexperienced t eam. It st ill didn't stop them from reaching some of t h eir goals. T hey improved every game and showed great sportsmanship while representing their school, on and off t he field. It was a record-breaking season for Rob Geise and Josh Bracker. Rob broke the school record of receptions in a season with 40, receiving yards in a season wit h 634, and receiving yards in a game with 176. Josh broke t he school record of the most passing yards in a game with 301. Rob Geise made first team all -conference and first team AllSWI as a receiver. Jason James made first team all conference on the defensive unit. Josh Bracker made second team all -conference on offense while Matt Brennan made second team all -conference of defense. Dana Carm an received honorable mention all-conference. Awards received at the end of the year were J osh Brackeroffensive player, Matt Brennan - defensive player, Jason Bardsley- most improved player, and Rob Geise- most valuable player. Dana Carman received the annual Tim Diller Award. Because of the number of talented players and coaches returning, Underwood Football has a bright future ahead of it. 53 �CROSS COUNTRY '89 Row 1-Mickie Minear, Skyla Larsen, Tonya Culley, Caryn Crocfer, Chris Keitges, Coach Pat Schlapia. Row 2Dean Leaders, Tony Butler, Brad Arrowsmith, Tim Hedegaard, Chris Butler, Brent Dohse, Chad Ryan, Rue Hough, Jared Powell. Coach Schlapia gives so me helpful hin ts whi le Rue. Dean, a nd Tim wish t h e race were over. 54 �Left- Skyla tells Chris and Chris how easy the race is going to be. Ahove- S kyla searches for the nearest bed. Above Right- Ch ris passes "lother run ner. Middle Left- Caryn preparing for state. Middle- Rue printing to t he concession stand. Middle Right- Chad Ryan sea rching for golf balls. Above- Chris, Rue, and Tim make jokes about the Cyclone runn ·r. Above R ight- Chris B. shows off his smooth form . 55 �GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1989-90 R ow One:Carrie P otter , M endi Dohse, Elizabeth Adkins, T eri Oltmans, Sa undra Brown , Lila Kephar t. Row Two: Coac h Ashby, Liawn i P otter, Jenny Hurt, Amy Bardsley, Becky Rice, Tricia Christensen, P a ul a Hiller,Coach M cNa ma ra. Lil a holds back the o pposing playe r. J .V. Row One:Angie Widick, Me lissa Ad ki ns, J ea nni e Wilson . Row T wo: Coach Ash by.Sarah Wakefield, Amy Carlile, N icki Belt. 56 �Above Above Above Below Left: Amy shows us her defensive footwork. Middle: Becky goes for the rebound. Right: Whoosh! Left: Two more points for Tricia. The sky is falling! The sky is fallin g! T h e 1989-90 girls basketball season was one of many accomplishments. Wh ile finish ing wit h a 12-9 record and a t h ird p lace finish in the WIC tourney. The LB;dY Eagles r_ecorded their first winning season since 1985. Many team records were broken , including: Most p~:nnts scored m a game, 107 vs. E xira; tyi ng the school record with 12 wins ar.d first ever win ove arch -rivals, Tn-Center. Ind ividual 'records included; most three point goals in a game by Saundra Brown and Teri Oltmans, and most ists in a game by Teri Oltmans. . . Providing leadership for the lady Eagles were defensive semor stars Becky Rice, Amy Bardsley, and Liawni P1 tter. All-Conference awards were given to Becky Ri c~, Tricia Christensen, and Saundra Brown. Awards given to t 1 mem bers were: MVP- Liawni Potter, D ef~ ~s 1ve ~l ayer of the Year- Becky Rice, H ustle Award - Lila 'h rt, a nd Offensive Player of the Year- Tricia Christensen . 57 �BOYS' BASKETBALL 1989-9 The 1989-90 Underwood boys' basketball season was somewhat of a rebuilding year for the Eagles. The young Eagle team relied on the leadership from seniors Rob Geise, Shad Hovey, Chris Butler, and Clint Hollesen. Not only relying of the seniors, the team had to rely on many underclassmen, which could prove to be very beneficial in the future. A couple of high points during the season was a come from behind victory over Oakland and a come from behind over-time victory over Missouri Valley. Josh Bracker was named to the second team all-conference squad. Returning lettermen include Rue Hough, Tim Hedegaard, and Judd Hawkins. Two more poin ts for the Eagles! Shad shows his concentration. Va rsity Row One:Josh Bracker, Rob Geise, Tim Hedegaard. Row Two:Jared Powell, Rue Hough , Judd Hawkins, Curt Ch ristensen, Coach Buller. Row T hree:Tony Butler, Brad Arrowsmith, Clint Hollesen, Ma rk Cerny, J a red Carman. 58 �J .V. Row One:Curt Christensen, Brent Dohse, Kelly Nelson , Jeff Shudak, Brandon Howard, Jason Lippold. Row Two: Coach Spiegel, Jared Powell, Todd Leonard, Trent Wolford, Brad Arrowsmith, Jared Carman, Mike McCoy, Judd Hawkins. Above Left: Brad wonders if thi~ is such a good idea. Above Middle: Chris shows us his form. Right: Shad Skies! . Left: Rob a nd Coach Buller wait for the game to begin. 59 �WRESTLING 1989-90 Row One:Marty Moore, Norm Hollesen, Phil Kennedy, Dan Baumfalk, Joe Casson, Aaron Letner. Row Two: Coach White,Bret Rodenburg, Dean Leaders, Chad Ryan, Keith Christenson, Jason Bardsley, Jason James, John Ehrens, Matt Brennan, Craig Wiggins.Coach Fink, Coach Curtis. The 1989-90 version of Underwood Eagle Wrestling ended with a 3-9 dual record, and a fourth place finish at the sectional tourney. The victories came at the expense of Fremont Mills, Elk Horn, and West Harrison. Other highlights for the young Eagles, who were captained by Aaron Letner and Keith Christenson, were fourth place finishes at Clarinda and Sidney. Injuries to key wrestlers and illnesses during the long season cost the Eagles important points in many duals and tournaments. Individual highlights included Keith "Skid" Christenson and Chad Ryan qualifying for the State Tournament in Des Moines. Christenson ended his junior campaign at 2711. Ryan finished his freshman season with a record of 31-5-1. Dean Leaders, also a freshman, was a district qualifier and finished at 32-5. Other records include Jason at 19-11, Craig Wiggins at 14-16, and Dana Carman at 1010. Coach Cu rtis would like to thank all of the wrestlers for their hard work and dedication. The coaching staff is looking forward to a bright 1990-91 season! I I I ~ w 0 c 0 'lTA I Ill' ~_: _R sa 0, ,.... L...._I., ttR .. ,.~· · W ~tStli M G "t;- " Chad Ryan an d Keith Ch ristenson were both state qua lifi ers. 60 �Top Left: Dean goes for another pin. Above: Jason shows us what he looks like when he's mad. Left: Aaron waiting for the match to begin. Below: Warming up before the match. Below Left: Joe looks for a way out. 61 �BOYS' TRACK 1990 Row One: Adrian Block, Rue Hough, Craig Wiggins, Mark Rollins, Mike McCoy. Row Two: Coach Fink, Norm H oll esen, Tim Hedegaard, Mark Cerny, Jason James, Coach Schlapia. J aso n thinks abo ut t he race. 62 �Left: The runners are stride for stride. Above: Rue goes for the gold. Middle Left: Donn makes his move. Below: Craig leads the pack. M a rk concentrates on the finish line. 63 �GIRLS' TRACK 1990 Row One:Amy Bardsley, Saundra Brown, Paula Hiller, Leslie Casson, Amy Pitt, Amy Carlile. Row Two: Coach Minssen,Carrie Potter, Sara Justesen, Ann Hough, Lila Kephart, Coach Johnson. Row Three:Becky Rice, Tri cia Christensen, Karen Hedegaard, Angie Widick, Teri Oltmans, Sarah Wakefield, Caryn Crocfer, Mendi Dohse. - Becky a nd Am y we re th e se ni or leaders for t he 1990 trac k team. Leslie and Angie take tim e-out to gossip. 64 �Left: Carrie and Paula practice their starts. Left: Sarah sprints it home. Above: Cold girls? Left: Karen hopes she makes it to the finish line. Below: Caryn leads the pack. Left: Amy goes for first in the 100 meter dash. 65 �1989-90 CHEERLEADING Football Row One:Leah Klaudt(JV),Betty Rief(JV) ,Jennifer Leaders(V) ,Carrie Funkhauser(JV) ,Trisha French(JV) . Back Row:Dana Mullin(V) ,Joyce Ehrens(V) ,Rachel Peterson(V) , Lynette Kerr(V) ,Ronee Funkhauser(V). The cheerl eaders see m to be d oing different chee rs. 66 Seni ors Ly nett e " S leepy " K err, J oyce "S miley" E h rens, a nd Do " Whiplash " Mu lli n show us t heir st uff. �Wrestling Cheerleaders: Bottom-Jenni Leaders. Top-Leslie Casson, Joyce Ehrens, Dana Mullin, Lynette Kerr, Ann Hough. . F khauser Ronee Funkhauser, Basketba ll Ch eerlead ers:Trisha French, Jane Joens, Carn e un ' l on ya Cu lley, Teresa Kerr. T he wrestling cheerleaders give t he Eagle grapplers ent husiastic support. 67 �MOMENTS T Throughout the 1989-90 seasons, the athletic teams had success both individually, and as a team. With a lot of returning experience, the future looks bright. 68 �REMEMBER IN 1989-1990 69 �Above: S hould I t rust yo u? Make my day! Above: T h t'o so funn y! Left: l d id h ' it, I reell) d1 ! Why me? Mrs. Tia rks receives some parenta l support, or is she grou nded ? 70 Oh , d id I forget my glove? �,~ ORGANIZATIONS �SING AND Above: Full Chorus. Right: Contest I's Below Right: Seniors- Row l :Amy Rupp, Jeff Wahle, Dena Young, Jenny Walker. Row 2:Sarah Ross, Beth Carmichael, Tricia Bailey. Row Three:Liawni Potter, Carla Logan. Row 4:Teresa Osbahr. Bottom: All-State Participants: Jim Kelso and Sarah Ross .. Not Pictured: Wendy Clark and Jim Hobbs,(auditioners). 72 �SWING! Left: Swing Choir. Below Left: SWI Honor Choir: Row l:Teri Oltmans, Liawni Potter, Marty Moore, Tricia Bailey. Row 2:Jim Kelso, Jim Hobbs, Jeff Wahle, and Sarah Ross. Below Center: Some of the top award winners at awards night. Bottom: Mrs. Wallin's anniversary "roast". 73 �MAKING Right: Marching Band. Center Right: Concert Band. Below Right: Jazz Band. Bottom Left: SWIBA Participants: Sarah Ross, Amy Ross, Skyla Larsen . Bottom Right: Honor Jazz Band: Amy Ross, _ Sarah Ross. Not Pict ured: Kristi Lamp. 74 �MUSIC! Left: Some of the top award winners at awards night. Center Left: Seniors: Row l :Chris Butler, Lynette Kerr, Rob Geise, Tonya Culley, Bret Rodenburg. Row 2:Tricia Bailey, Skyla Larsen, Amy Ross, Dana Mullin, Joyce Ehrens, Sarah Ross, Jill Stroebele. Below: Rob Geise presents a special award to Mr. Montgomery for 56 years of instructing the Geises in band. Above Left: Contest l's. Above: Majorettes: Lynette Kerr and Dana Mullin. Left: WIC Band Participants. 75 �SPEECH CONTEST CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT SPEECH PARTICIPANTS Front Row:Elizabeth Adki ns, Kelli Kennedy, Tina Collins, H eather Lead r Amy Gearhart, Cullen Chollett. Back Row: Mrs. Larsen, J enny Hurt, Jill Stroebele, Laurie Lamp, Dena Young, Jami Waldmann, Tricia Bailey, Liawni Potter. STATE SPEECH QUALIFIERS Front Row: Mrs. Larsen,Jenny Hurt, Jill Stroebele, Tina Collins, Elizabeth Adkins, Amy Gearhart, Dena Young, Tricia Bai ley, Liawni Potter, Jami Waldmann. 76 �N.H.S. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row One:Jennifer Leaders, Chantelle Dollen, Elizabeth Adkins, Heather Leaders, Sarah Wakefield, Saundra Brown, Cullen Chollett, Lila Kephart Row Two:Tricia Christensen, Michelle Shelton , Laurie Lamp, Kelli Kennedy, Sarah Ross, Bret Rodenburg, Teri Oltmans. Row Three:Wendy Clark, Tricia Bailey, Rob Geise, Liawni Potter, Jill Stroebele, Mendi Dohse, Chris Keitges, Matt Brennan. Row Four:Arlon Jensen, Jami Waldmann , Amy Ross, Lynette Kerr , Joyce Ehrens, ·Dana Mullin, Sky la Larsen, Joe Casson, Ronee Funkhauser. Right- Say "Cheese"! NEW IN DUCTEES -Row One: 1'ricia Bailey, Cullen Chollett, Jennifer Leaders, Sarah Wakefield. Row Two: H eather Leaders, Chantelle Dollen Mendi Dohse, Jami Waldma nn, K~ll i Ke n nedy. Row Three: Matt Brennan Arion Je nsen , Laurie Lamp, E lizabeth Adkins, M ichelle Shelton. 77 �THINGS TO DO FF A Row One: Tina Collins, Carrie Potter, Jason James, Joe Casson, Josh Bracker, Rue Hough, Jason Bardsley. Row Two: Jamie Knowlton, Paula Hiller, Jenni Leaders, Trisha French, John Ehrens, Eddie Jackson, Arion Jensen. Row Three: Jim Ross, Shelley Payne, Deb Zook, Mony Hansen, Kayla Cohrs, Karen Cohrs. Row Four: Danny Baumfalk, Kurt Justesen, Leslie Casson, Ann Hough, Sonya Shaver, Tonya Culley. Row Five: Bob Tometen, Shane Benedict, Chris Brokman, Judd Hawkins, Dean Leaders, Jason Lippold. UHT Row One: Tonya Culley, Jeannie Wilson, Michelle Shelton. Row Two: Lynette Kerr, Joyce Ehrens, Dana Mullin, Heather Leaders, Dena Young, Amy Gearhart. SADD Row One: Rich Ring, Keith Rice, Jason James, Joe Casson, Josh Bracker, Rue Hough, Eddie Jackson, Jared Powell , Cullen Chollett Keith Christenson. Row Two: Skyla Larsen'. Teri Oltmans, Tricia Christensen, Mendi Dohse, Jeannie Wilson, Mike McCoy, Sara Wakefield, Kristi Lamp, Jenni Hurt, Dana Carman. Row Three: Chris Keitges, Elizabeth Adkins, Wendy Clark, S hane Benedict, Nicki Belt, Ann Hough, Heather Leaders, Amy Pitt, Michelle Shelton, Alana Linquist. Row Four: Amy Rupp, Teresa Osbahr, Sarah Ross, Jami Waldmann , Stacy Adamson , Amy Gearhart, Laurie Lamp, T ri cia Bailey, Amy Ross. Row Five: Dena Young, Chris Brokman , Todd Callaghan, Ryan Ollie, Jamie Know lton, Dana Mullin , Joyce Ehrens, Lynette Kerr. 78 �PLACES TO GO GERMAN CLUB ART CL U B-Row One:Jason James, K eith Rice, Cullen Chollett. Row Two:Amy Pitt, Carrie Potter, Becky Rice, Amy Bardsley, Joe Casson, Tricia Christensen. Row Three:Amy R oss, Laurie Lamp, Jami Waldmann, Amy Rupp , Dian Petersen, Jim Hobbs, Jared P owell, Eddie Jackson. Row Four:Sarah Wakefield, Jane Joens, Diane Gach, Lisa Zook, Chris Keitges, Tricia Bai ley, Jeff Whannell. Row Five:Mendi Dohse, Teri Oltmans, E lizabeth Adkins, Mark Rollins, Chris Richard . LIBRARY CLUB-Row One:Amy Rupp, Leah K laudt, Jessica Thompson, Joanna Eggers, Jennifer Mander, Betty Rief. Row Two:Dena Young, Cull en Chollett, Tricia ~ajl ey, Angie Gochanour, Kelly Cox, Lisa Zook. Row Three:John Zych , Nicki Belt, Jami Waldmann, Laurie Lamp, Stacy Adamson, Amy Gearhart. Row Four:Jim Hobbs, Chris Butler. 79 �THE UNEXPECTED This is my best side. You called? Now, let 's see if I can d o this right. Help me! The na tural loo k. Wh o's t here? What did you call me? Con nie's showing off again! 80 �MIDDLE SCHOOL �EIGHTH GRADERS Kirsten Anderson Nikki Bach Richard Barker Kelli Barnett Kristina Blackburn Chad Brown Robin Burke Constance Casson Jill Childs Jay Collins Jennifer Dohse Heather Dollen Heather Driver Brandy Egan Jennifer Eggers Lisa Ettleman Tanya French Carrie Goodman Bradley Graham Seth Grote Wyatt Hollesen Amy Isenhour Adam Justesen Melisia Kaiser Susan Knott Jason Lambertson Brian Lehmer Trent Leonard Rebecca Logan Brent Louison Matthew Malnack Mandi McManigal Angela Minear Renee Ring Tim Rodenburg Robert Simmons 82 �MAKING THEIR MOVE Jami Strum Mark Sutton Christina Tamms Kari Thomas Jennifer Walker Cheryl West Robert Widick Cole Williams Danielle Wilson Jason Wilson Lori Wood 83 �SEVENTH GRADERS Luann Adams Suzanne Blackburn Jill Block Jason Burhenne Shawna Carman Lory Casson Brad Christenson James Donnelly Jeff Hall Michael Hedegaard Sonny Henry James Hohn Jeanna Howard Justin James Heather Kephart Justin Kinney Sarah Klaudt Jessica Knowlton Joel Leaders Erika Martin Danny Masker Shannon McManigal Susan Morrison Paul Murphy Keith Parish Sara Powell Joe Rasmussen Jason Rosas Janet Ross Shane Ruckman Lisa Schafer John Schmielau Jamie Scoles John Sherbondy Stacy Syndergaard Misty Tamayo 84 �GETTING INVOLVED Erik Tiarks John Tiarks Paul Whitson Jolene Wood Joe Zych Not Pictured: Erik Hubert 85 �SIXTH GRADERS Chad Anderson Amy Arrowsmith Jaimi Bach Shila Barker Shawna Barnett Karieann Blackburn Dean Carlile Rashelle Christensen Loree Jo Clausen Katherine Constant Daniel Durick Lindsey Grote Christopher Hiller Jeff Isenhour Ryan Kingery Benjamin Koch Trent Larson Mitchell Leaders Matt Lehmer 86 �EW KIDS ON THE BLOCK Tara Leonard Marisa Leytham Brian Louison Jamie Mcintosh Kari Merdinger Chad Miller Jonathan Newton Krissie Pace Katy Richard Melissa Schmidt Benjamin Shudak Lea Simons Sarah Storjohann Keri Strum Joshua SwafferFricke Matthew Tiarks Daniel Werts Marty West Mark Whannel Not Pictured: Jason Rodenburg 87 �BAND AND CHORUS SIXTH GRADE BAND SIXTH GRADE CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH BAND JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 88 �STUDENT COUNCIL & MORE Justin James, Janet Ross, Connie Casson, Nikki Bach, Chad Brown, Mark Whannell, Trent Leonard, Danny Masker, Ben Koch, Kathy Constant Earl Calhoon taking it easy after a busy day. Trent Leonard helps Miss Kurth get the punch ready for the National Honor Society reception. 89 �JR. HIGH FALL SPORTS Row One: Janet Ross, Angie Minear, Jenni Dohse, Lisa Schafer, Sarah Powell, Jill Childs, Tanya French, Staci Syndergaard. Row Two: Shannon McManigal, Jamie Scholls, Lisa Ettleman, Connie Casson, Jennifer Walker, Kirsten Andersen, Christina Tamms, Carrie Goodman, Jill Block. Row Three: Coach Rongish, Luanne Adams, Susie Knott, Renee Ring, Shawna Carman, Lori Casson, Robin Burke, Heather Kephart, Amy Isenhour. Row One: Danny Masker, James Donnelly, Joe Zych, James Hohn John Tiarks, Paul Whitson, Paul M~rphy, John Paul Sherbondy, Keith Parish Eric Tiarks, Justin James, Joel Leaders.' Row Two: Coach Hawks, Brent Louison, Kelli Barnett, Trent Leonard, Robbie Widick, Jason Wilson, Mark Sutton, Wyatt Hollesen, Matt Malnack, Jay Collins, Seth Grote, Coach White. The young Eagle defenders getting ready to make their move. 90 �BASKETBALL Row One: Paul Whitson, John Tiarks, Justin James, Brent Louison, Keith Parish, John Paul Sherbondy, Jeff Hall. Row Two: Kelli Barnett, Brad Graham, Chad Brown, Seth Grote, Justin Kinney, Mark Sutton, Coach Emme. Row One: Danielle Wilson, Stacy Syndergaard, Lory Casson, Heather Kephart, Jamie Scoles, Erika Martin, Jessica Knowlton, Coach Johnson. Row Two: Kirsten Andersen, Lisa Ettleman, Jennifer Walker, Melisia Kaiser, Connie Casson, Susie Knott, Luanne Adams. 91 �SPRING SPORTS BOYS' TRACK-Row One: Tim Rodenbu rg, Chad Brown, Justin Kinney, Joel Leaders. Row Two: Kelli Barnett, Adam Justesen, Matt Mal nack, Brent Louison, Mark Sutton. Not Pictured: Selh Grote, Trent Leonard, Robbie Widick. GIRLS' TRACK-Row One: Brandy Egan, Misty Tamayo, Angie Minear, Jenni Dohse, Jill Childs, Janet Ross, Kari Thomas. Row Two: Shawna Carman, Heather Kephart, Jamie Scoles, Jennifer Walker, Tanya French, Mandi McManigal , Erika Martin. Row Three: Jill Block, Ki rsten Andersen, Melisia Kaiser, Connie Casson, Lisa Ettleman, Lory Casson. WRESTLING-Row One: Erik Tiarks, Justin James, Brad Christenson, Cole Williams, Danny Masker. Row Two: Joel Leaders, Ricky Barker, Jay Collins, Tim Rodenburg, Adam Justesen, Wyatt Hollesen. 92 �WAS IT WHAT M y name is . I am in grade _____. and _ _ _ _ years old. I will graduate in - -- - - - · My favorite teacher was . He or she taught . My least favorite eacher was _______ . He or she taught ______ . My favorite class was _ _ _ _ _ _ . The class I isliked the most was . I skipped class _ _ _ _ times. My significant other/s this year was/ were _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , my favorite was because . My best friend was ________ . My favorite pastime is ________ . My favorite hangout is _ _ _ _ _ __ My favo rite song is 18 _ __ __ ___• . My favorite singer/group is I think . My favorite sport had the best _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . I drove a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to chool. My locker number was _____ . It's combo was _ _ _ . I went to homecoming/prom with _ _____/ _ _______ before the dance we and after the dance we - -- - -- - -· My most embarassing moment was - -- - - - - - - clubs,. they were . I was in . I would be voted the person most likely to - - - -- - - - - - -· This year could best be described as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 93 �YOU EXPECTED? The best time I had without getting caught was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ; however, th e best . If I'd had three wishes this time I had and did get caught was year they would have been _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · The most unbelieveable thing that happened this year was - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · My personality could be best described as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . I often imagine about - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- · If anyone found out I would - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - · My best feature is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . The one thing I'd change about myself is - - - - - -- - - -- -- - - - - . M y most exciting relationship was with _______ . We spent a lot of time _. We did/did not break up. Our main disagreement was over again I would . If I could do it . My best kiss was with . M y wor' kiss was with _ ___________ . My number one pet peeve is _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ . Th person I'd love to go out with, but would never tell him or her is ___________ . What makes me laugh the hardest is . You know when _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___________ ? 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" T he t hing that pleased me t he most, " he said, "was t he willi ngness of people in our communi ty to host sixteen Germa n stude nts even t hough we on ly too k five to Germany. I thi nk t hat is a great tribute to generosity of the people here in the Underwood School District." 106 On Wednesday, June 20, 1990, Sarah Ross, Dee Gach, Amy Gearhart, Heather Leaders, Melissa Zook, and Mr. Hawks left t he Omaha airport en route to Hildesheim, Germany. As participants in the School Partners Abroad program, sponsored by the Council on International Education Exchange, these students and t heir group leader stayed with host families in Hildesheim and attended classes at Gymnasium Himmelsthuer, a high school in this northern German city of 100,000 people in the province of Lower Saxony. One highlight of the stay was a trip to Berlin to see, among other things, "the wall"- or what was left of it! After an exciting three-week stay, the group returned to Underwood on July 12. The purpose of School Partners Abroad is to promote international understanding and provide a total immersion en vironment in which cultural awareness can be expanded and foreign language proficiency enhanced. Underwood is looking forward to hosting the Germans from Hildesheim when they arrive for their three-week stay this October. ��106 ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. 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Language A language of the resource English Description An account of the resource 1990 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1990 Underwood High School Yearbook 1990 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/db1ba8d4eba2eb959c265d5b03af340f.pdf e08488fd3c50b3c122c1f5ef06a36ef4 PDF Text Text ��UNDERWOOD H l ~H SCHOOL UBRARY UNDEfi ·oo . IOWA Underwood Log , 1991 1 4192 1991 Illllll lllllllll llllllll llll llll Under wood Hi gh School Li brary Underwood Log, 1991 Simply the best DATE DUE U ER lNETY L IA NE- - - - - ��•••••••••••••••••••• ~ simply the best the log volume 53 underwood high school underwood, iowa 515 76 UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY UNDERWOOD. •OWA L_ / / �table of contents activities .. . page 3 faculty .. . page 23 seniors ... page 29 classes ... page 37 athletics ... page 45 organizations .. . page 71 middle school .. . page 81 advertising ... page 93 2 ��school partners T h e year 1990 was an eventful one for Underwood High School and Gymnasium Himmelsthuer in Hildesheim, Germany. Five Underwood students and Mr. Hawks visited Germany d u ring the summer, and sixteen German students and two German teachers visited Underwood from October 21 to November 10. As participants in the School Partners Abroad program, these students had the opportunity to visit several places in the United States and Germany. Many close and long-lasting friendships were made as a result of this exchange which p rovided a meaningful global educational experience for everyone involv~d. 4 �5 �homecoming '90 6 �slave day 7 �homecoming '90 Below Left:: Ue and Uette are ready to show th eir stuff at the big game! Below Right: Jason James is in total awe at Piro Pick 's unique fire prevention techniques. Bottom Left:: Jason Adams tries his best at impressing all the Underwood babes. Bottom Middle: Chantelle Dollen ·s one-of-a-kind fall wardrobe. Bottom Right: Stupid Larry, Sticki, and Tuna show their true selves. // �Top: Jeannie Wilso n introduces h er l a test possibl e Homeco ming date to Mark Rollins. Upper Left: 1990 Va rsity Football Ch eerl eaders. Cen ter: Mr. Pattee teach ing seriously, as usual. Above: Robin Burke and Chri s Tamms show their school spirit on Blue-White Day. Far Left: Homecoming King Keith " Skid " Christenson and Queen Pa u la Hill er. Left: Cullen Choll ett says," Homey, don ' t pl ay that gamer · Homeco ming 1990 started on Monday, O clober 8 , with "Surf or Di e Day." Tu esday was " Nerd Day. " Wednesday was " Cartoon Day." Thursday was 'Come As You Are/ Senior Slave Day ." Friday was " Blue-White Day. " Ins tead of the traditional float building for the parade, each class m ade s igns to put around the footba ll fi eld fence for th e game against Mo. Vall ey. Then li te chee rleaders h a d a half-hour p ep rally with the community invited. Sa tu rday night was th e coronation and dance. Th e theme song for th e d ance ~ds " More Than Words Can Say " by Alias. Th e Homecoming co u rt consis trd •>I Saundra Brown , Tricia Christensen , Mendi Dohse, Paula Hill er, Jenni Leaders, Lila Kephart, Shane Benedict, Ma tt Brennan , Joe Casson , Mark Cerny , Keith Christenson, and J ason Ja m es. Spirit night was h eld on Wed n esda y night. A surprise visit from Wayn e and Garth o f Wayn e's World on Sa turday Night Live got everyon e in th e mood for tons of fun. 9 �brought to you by / Top Left: The yearbook staff stops to look at the ducks in the Central Park Mall. Top Right: Keith and Bill are very close. Middle Left: Jamie is hard at work selling yearbook ads. Middle Right: Trisha and Jenni "try" to discuss layouts with Lori and Micki at the yearbook conference, but they're too busy scouting-out the guys! Bottom Right: The newspaper staff discusses article ideas. YEARBOOK STAFF- Editor-inChief: Jenni Leaders, Business and Advertising manager: Lori Malnack, Copy Editor: Jamie Knowlton and Lori Malnack, Layout Editor: Michelle Shelton, Activities Editor: Micki Minear, People Editor: Trisha French, Sports Editor: Tony Butler, O rganizations Editor: Michelle Shelton, Middle School Editor: Michelle Shelton. 10 NEWSPAPER STAFF- Editor-in-Chief: Chris Brokma n, Copy dltor: Jim Kelso , Layout Editor: Deb Zook, News Edi tor: A lana Linq uist, eature Editor: Keith Rice, Sports Editor: Bill Boyer. �officers and cabinet .. Senior Class Officers President Jason James Vice President Paula Hiller Secretary Tricia Christensen Treasurer Keith Christenson Student Cabinet Teri Oltmans Sh ane Benedict Rich Ring Junior Cl ass Officers President Cullen Chollett Vice President Curt Christensen Secretary Sara Justesen Treasu rer Kelli Kenn edy Student Cabinet Dana Carman Jeannie Wilson Rue Hough Sophomore Class Officers President Ann Hough Vice President Teresa Kerr Secretary Eric Jensen Treasu rer J udd Hawkins Student Cabinet Todd Leonard Keith Seidler Dean Leaders freshman Class Officers Presid ent Robin Bu rke Vice President Chris Tamms Secreta ry Jami Strum Treasu rer Chad Brown Student Cabinet Wyatt Hollesen Heather Doll en Adam Justesen 11 �variety show // Top Left: Choir girls sing " Broadway Baby." Top Middle: Mrs. Hollinger tries taming her vicio us pack of lions. Top Right: Jim Hobbs looks for his lost love " Chloe. " Above: Small group performance of " Lollipop." Above Middle: Maike Kurre, a Studen t Partner from Germany, performs " Think of Me" from Phantom of theSutton Opera .wonders Above Right: Mark what is going on. 12 --~~ ---~---~~~~.- �that's entertainment •• Far Lefl: Wendy Clark and Jim Kelso perform their duet " If I Ever Fall In Love Again ." Above Middle: Cullen Chollett asks please "Don ' t Fence Me In." Far Right: Michelle Shelton singing " I Have Confidence. " Lefl: Jim Ke lso singing his solo " How Am I Supposed To Live Without You ." Above: Choir Presentation of "' That 's Entertainment. " 13 �senior candids I I 14 �underclassmen candids ppP r Left: The freshmen show their Eagle spirit during Homecoming. Upper Right: Heather, Robin , and Jill show off their fashionable sleepwear. Middle Left: The sophomores display their delicious food cells tor biology. Middle Right: What an overachiever! Bottom Left: Robbie sa lutes to attention! Bottom Right: Angie 's table manners a ·tound us all. 15 �survey Favorite Place to Eat: 1) Burger King 2) Spaghetti Works 3) Taco Bell 4) Garden Cafe 5) Pizza Hut Favorite Song: 1) " lce, lce Baby" by Vanilla Ice 2) " More Than Words Can Say" by Alias 3) "So m ething to Believe In " by Poison 4) "B laze of Glory" by Jon Bon Jovi 5) "Do Me " by Bel Biv Devoe Favorite Movie: 1) Lethal Weapon II 2) Pretty Woman 3) Ghost 4) Die Hard II 5) Little Mermaid Favorite Thing to do on a Date : 1) watch movies 2) go out to eat 3) "What's a date?" 4) have a good time 5) cruisin' Favorite Brand of J eans: 1) Pepe 2) Guess 3) Levi 's 4) Lee 5) Lawman Favorite TV Show: 1) Simpsons 2) Cosby Show 3) Full House 4) Wonder Years 5) In Living Color Favorite Musical .Group: 1) Aerosmith 2) Poison 3) Motley Crue 4) M.C. Hammer 5) Vanilla Ice Favorite Soft Drink: 1) Pepsi 2) Dr. Pepper 3) Mt. Dew 4) Coke 5) Diet Coke Top Left: Jeff displays his Motley Crue T-shirt. Motley Crue is the third favorite music group of U,H,S. students. Top Middle: Sonya and Shane boogie down· to their favorite songs. Top Right: Joe chugs down a pop before the bell rings . Bottom Left: Skid and Judd explain to Chad how having a girlfriend greatly depletes a guy's money. �m ouse on mars ' In Leona rd Wib b erly's play, The Mouse o n Mars, Grand Fenwick (th e Mouse), the ti niest country in Europe (15 squ are mil es, 5 acres ), is ru led b y 23 yr-o ld Glo ria na the 12th. When Coun t Mo untjoy p ersuades h er to upgrade the country 's plumbing to attract tou rists, she allows h im to wri te a letter to the U.S. asking fo r a loan . Suddenl y Grand Fenwick is up against the U. S. and U.S.S.R. in a race to put th e first person on Ma rs . With leftover pa rts from the U.S. , Pro fessor Kok in tz' s n ewly discovered fuel from Grand Fenwick 's wine, and Mountjoy·s son, Vincent (recen t gradua te o f M.l.T.) to build the rocket, the Mouse is on th e way. Vincent's gi rl friend , Cynthia, keeps vigil as th e country pulls together to await the result of their first voyage in space . 17 �hard rockin' 18 �prom 1991 The Hard Rockin' Prom was held at Underwood High School on Saturday. May 11. 1991. The Juniors worked really hard to give an excellent prom. The colors of the prom were black, white. mint green, and pink. The meal included a relish tray. fruit salad, prime rib sandwiches, augratin potatoes, almondine green beans, and sundaes or banana splits. The prom servers were Dean Leaders, Chad Ryan. Todd Leonard, Keith Seidler, Andy Johnson, Jared Carman , Teresa Kerr, An n Hough, Melissa Adkins, Angie Widick, and Karen Hedegaard. The D.J . for the d ance was Mr. Tunes. The after prom was at Fun Plex with breakfast at the school. 19 �graduation 1991 / Graduation 1991 was held on Sunday, May 26, at 2:00 p.m. in the Underwood High School Gym. It was a very hot day. The junior leaders were Cullen Chollett and Kelli Kennedy. The senior address was given by Jason James and Elizabeth Adkins. The class motto: "No matter what th e future may hold, we will face it undaunted." Th e class flower: red rose. The class colors: red and dark gray. The class sponsor: Damian Donahoe. �we're outta here 21 �our final farewell As we prepare to say goocl-byi:·. . Cllerislled friendships and memorie"> y.,.-j IJ nc\-cr d1 c. \Ve' 11 ahvays remember our days in tllis sub ··Jl'clic Orange and blue cricket-infested imtitute of! enrni ng From the" model \.Vim(' where Pickard s law~h ring~ To the lrnlls of stress ~-here ti;>achers think tl1';~y kn;)w best . And Pattee and Benzing put u~ to the test. In science vve \.Vent froni' 'Hi:rb '5 Happy Hour tn ··puff the >.1<1gic Dragon. ·· In typing, l\lr. Olsen told us 'Nhen it v.-<1s "ti.me . ·· . .. Now we ·cancel. cancel. c<1ncd" proof prob i. ~ms oul of our ' other mrnd. As •vi;> duck flying clwlk . ynrcl:Jticks. nm! poi!ll t:' d hciots . The hall echoes of Benzi1w 's laugh. As he warns us not to be cr~nfose~I •vilh th e · \-ill:ig c idiot. " \Vho could forget Emme's "punny'' jokes Or his vocab defini[iom that almo~t ~<1ve u~ :,trokes. We learned "Du Quatschkopf" und "Beiss rni ch nicht . du Lump " From Herr Hawks and his Lektionen. \Ve enlrnnced our writing skills doing pol ish cd pi l;c cs of i,vritin:; With re\vards from Willv , \.\'on.kn s Candv - Factor'> -'· A Ouoti: ! A Quote! "\Vherdoremttlrnu Romeo?" "Double. double. Toil and trouble ." "Ettu , Brute?" "Bt-:\.vare the Ides of P.1arch. · :<or only did •ve .. nccdernte . ncceknite ovt>r tilt: speed bump-'> As we tried to <l.Yoid McKet' s E n~le e\-e . 8 ut we also excelled inextrnc urri2ulm:acLi .;,-j t tt:s. Our c b.t'is dominated the buil.dii1g of l lomer.orni ng fl (nits As also in the ' Spirit 1<ite Sweep. " Although thi;> Spirit Rock is no..,v Spirit "l'ebble'.1 . · Our N eon Spirit took U5 all the war to Start.:-. Senior Slave D<1y promoted H gender identil)' crisis The halls were filled with guy<> as girb , l'rett~' \\.om en ' . K ilkr lJees . And evenu bHllerina . \Ve !>hared the '!:i unrise .:1Jter Lhi.! e,xcrucJ3tim: h o urs ot' t! \ t:ntful cl uc on1LlJJ§! Forthe "!\fo'!:it 13oclacicius Prom of 1990 ·· So now w e begin a ne ..,v cn1 of m emori e·, In our he arts w e will alwav~ rem em bl'nh c ti 111 t.:~ \.VL' · ve .'lli a re el to~ t: L11cr. ''As y ou go on in life , aJv;ays hold in your hc 81t s as# I ,_ The shiiling cJa.ss of 91! " · · Mrs . Lru:;en 's Senior Englis11 Cla~ ~ of 199 1. ��- ~ . �faculty Mr. Benzing Socia l Studies J r. Class Sponsor Ms. Bergsten Business Pre-Algebra Mr. Buller M.S. P.E. Driver 's Ed. Mr. Christensen Ind. Arts Fr. Class Sponsor Mr. Donahoe Science Sr. Class Sponsor Weightlifting Mrs. Hand bury M.S. English Ms. Hartsock H.S. Librarian Library Club Sponsor Spring Play Dir. Mr. Hawks German Yearbook Publications J.H. Boys' Track Miss Jensen M.S. Resource H.S Cheerleading Sponsor Mrs. Knott Specia l Ed. Teacher' s Aide Miss Kurth M.S . Science T.A.G . Prog ram Mrs. Larsen English, Drama, Speech Speech Sponsor Mrs. Magill H.S. Resource Mr. Martin Socia l Stud ies Boys · Head BB M.S. Football Mr. Mc Namara Head Football Head Girls BB M.S. Social Studies IJNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL l..IBRARY UNDERWOOD, IOWA ..J 25 �faculty 26 Mrs. Minssen Eighth grade Sponsor Girls' Track JHGBB M.S. Math Mr. Montgomery M.S. Inst. Music H.S. Inst. Music Mr. Pattee H.S. Math N.H.S. Sponsor Mr. Pickard Voe. Ag. FFA Sponsor Mr. Plummer Asst. Boys BB Sixth Grade Miss Olberding H.S. English Asst. Girls' BB Soph. Class Sponsor Mr. Olson Typing Business Mr. Quick Auto Mrs. Rempe H.S. Art Mrs. Ruggles Home Ee. UHT Sponsor Mr. Spiegel P.E./Health Biology JHBBB Mrs . Wallin J .H. Voca l Music H.S. Voca l Music �eagle academics Upper Left: Greg Cla usen and Fried a Calhoon looking for mice? Middle Left: Th e cooks a re p reparing m ul ti-pu rpose maid-rite m('at. Lowe r left: Seniors supposedly studying MacBe t h. Upp er Right: Ed , Sara. and Amy start th e Christm as window. Art at its finest! Ab ove: Robbie tak ing German a little too serio u sly. 27 �scholarly scenes . .. -. - . ~7 ~ • • •• • • •••••••• / I ~ ~ J } / - •••••••••••••••••• ••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .• • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••. · •. ·~••.•• •. • •. • •. • •• •. • •••••••••• •t •. t •••••••·•- ~ • ....................••.. ..... .......••...•. ~ 28 ����������• • JUllIOrs Adamson , Stacy Arrowsmith, Brad Bardsley, Jason Belt Nikki Block, Adrian Carman, Dana Chollett, Cullen Chris tensen , Curt Coh rs, Karen SPtrn 6UMPS AHEAD Cohrs, Kayla Collins, Tina Dohse, Brent Ehrens, John Gach , Dee Gea rhart, Amy Hobbs, Jimmie Hollesen, Norm Hough, Rue 38 �nineteen ninety-two Jackson, Eddy Jensen, Arion Justesen , Sara Kennedy , Kelli Lamp, Laurie Leaders, Heather Malnack, Lori McCoy, Mike Potter, Carrie Powell, Jared Richard, Chris Rollins, Ma rk Wakefield , Sarah Waldmann , Jami Wiggins, Craig Wilson, Jeannie Wolford, Trent �sophomores Adkins, Melissa Baumfalk, Dan Bloom, Traci Brittain , Corey Carlile, Amy Carman, Jared Casson, Leslie Cox, Kelly Eggers, Joanna Funkhauser, Carrie Galloway, Donn Gochanour, Angie Hawkins, Judd Hedegaard, Karen Hough, Ann Howard, Brandon Jensen, Eric Joens, Jane Johnson, Andy Justesen, Kurt Kennedy, Phil Kerr, Teresa Klaudt, Leah 40 �nineteen ninety-three Leaders, Dean Leonard, Todd Lippold, Jason Logan, Laura Mander, Jennifer Moore, Marty Nelson, Kelly Pearrow, Wendy Pitt, Amy Rief. Betty Ross, Jim Ryan, Chad Schnackenberg. Sarah Seidler, Keith Shaver, Sonya Shudak,Jeff Stoner, Jeff Thompson, Jessica Waldron , Tim Whannell, Jeff Widick, Angie Zook, Lisa - 41 �freshmen Anderson, Kirsten Bach , Nikki Barnett, Kelli Blackburn, Kristina Brown, Chad Burke, Robin casson, Connie Childs, Jill Collins, Jay Collins, Jodie Dohse, Jennifer Dollen, Heather Driver, Heather Eggers, Jennifer Ettleman, Lisa French, Tanya Gillett, Brent Goodman , Carrie Graham , Brad Grote, Seth Holl esen, Wya tt Isenhour, Amy 42 �nineteen ninety-four Justesen, Adam Kaiser, Melisia Knott, Susie Latek, Heather Leonard, Trent Louison , Brent Malnack, Matt McManigal, Mandi Minear, Angie Ring, Renee Rodenburg, Tim Ross, Andromeda Simmons, Robbie Strum , Jami Sutton , Mark Tamms, Chris Thomas, Kari Widick, Robbie Williams, Col e Wilson, Dani Wilson, Jason Wood , Lori �hangin' out ��baseball '90 Row 1- Phil Kenned y, Seth Grote, Chris Nelson , Kelly Nelson, Tim Rodenburg, Chad Brown . Row 2- Adam Justesen , Jeff Shudak, Keith Christenson, Bret Rodenburg, Rob Geise, Kelli Barnett Jared Powell. Row 3- Head Coach John Emme, Jason Bardsley, Chris Capp, Mark Cerny, Matt Brennan , Joe Casson , Judd Hawkins, Coach Lewis Curtis. Above Left:: Th e team hudd les up for a p ep talk. Above Middle: Jared goes for th e bunt. Above Right: Jason balances the ball with his left foot. Right: " Wow, look at it go!" Far Right: Joe sends the ball home. 46 �Top Left: The umpire watches as the Eagles score a run . Top Right: St rik e! Above Left: Just barely foul! Above Middl e: An exch an ge of handshakes, or maybe something el <;c? Above Righ t: Judd throws a strike. The 1990 baseball season proved to be a sucessful one for the young Eagle team . With a team led by only two seniors, the Eagles set a new sch o o l record for wins en route to a 9-11 season . During the season the team placed second in t h e Eagle Invitational, and runner-up in the conference tournament fo r the second yea r in a row, losing a close championship game. Team awards this year were given to the following players: Bret Rodenburg, MVP; Co-offensive players o f the year, Jason Bardsley and Joe Casson; Defensive players o f th e year, Rob Geise and Judd Hawkins; Rooki e-of-the-year, Matt Brennan. Bret was a first team all-conference sel ection. Rob and Jason made second team , and Judd received Honorable Mention. Bret was also a member o f the all-SWI baseball squad. The Eagles wi ll m iss th e leadership of senior captains Rob Geise and Bret Roden burg, and of Coach Emme, but are returning eigh t lettermen. Assistant Coach Lewis Curtis takes over a p romising Eagle team with high aspirations fo r a good season in 1991. 47 �softball '90 to state Row l: Head Coach Tiarks. Assistant Coach Johnson, Lor i Malnack. Leslie Casson. Jeannie Wilson , Susie Knott, Sarah Wakefield , Angie Widick, Kelli Kennedy, Teresa Kerr, Renee Ring, and manager Laurie Lamp . Row 2: Jill Childs, Liz Adkins, Jill Stroebele, Sara Justesen, Paula liiller, Amy Bardsley, Jenny Walker, Tricia Christensen, Kristi Lamp, Teri Oltmans, Mendi Dohse, Saundra Brown, Lila Kephart, Liawni Potter, and Carrie Potter. Above Left: Coach Tiarks checks out the batting order. Above Midd l e : Liz slides home! Abbove Right: Teri drives Saundra home . Right: Carrie starts to swing as Coach Joh nson looks on. 48 L _ �Left: Mendi awaits a hit that would send her home. Below: The team at state. Middle Left: Saundra gets ready to launch the ball. Bottom Left: Liz watches the coach for signals as she stands on first. Bottom Middle: Paula walks away from the plate. Bottom Right: Jill gets ready to field a possible hit. With ten of eleven letter winners back from the 1989 state qualifying softball team the Eagles knew the pressure would be on for a return trip to state in 1~90. The team responded b y setting their goals high, by working hard, and by playing some of the b est competition in the state to help prepare for end-of-season tournament play. The Eagles finished with a record breaking 36-7 season, as they topped last year's 33 win season . Four seniors, Amy Bardsley, Liawni Potter, Jill Stroebele. and Jenny Walker provided the leadership and together with their teammates they earned their second straight trip to the state tournament where Underwood finished an impressive 7th place. Underwood took first place in all of the following tournaments: Western Iowa Conference, Underwood Inv. , Treynor Inv., Sectoinals, and Regionals. The Eagles also finished 5th at the 16 team Roland Story Tournament and 13th at the 16 team Ballard Huxley Tournament. Underwood shared the conference season championship with Tri-Center. The team was ranked in the top 10 in Class 1 -A by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union throughout th e entire season. The junior varsity team completed a 9-10 season . Several players earned individual honors throughou t the season: First Team All Conference - Saundra Brown. Lila Kephart, Liawni Potter, Jill Stroebele, Jenny Walker; Second Team All Conference - Tricia Christensen, Paula Hiller; Class 1-A SWI All District - Liawni Potter, J enny Walker; All Sta r Game (West Squad) - Llawni Potter; Council Bluffs Nonpariel 1990 Softball Player o f the year - Jenny Walker; Outstanding Defensive Player - Tricia Christensen; Oustanding Offensive Player Jenny Walker; Rookie of the Year - Liz Adkins; Most Val uable Player - Liawni Potter; 1990 Lori Martin Memorial Softball Scholarship A ward - Amy Bardley; All State Teams: Second Team - Liawni Potter and J enny Wa lk er; Honorable Mention Saundra Brown , Jill Stroebele, and Lila Kephart. �eagle football Row l:Andy Bardsley (manager), Jay Collins, Seth Grote, Robbie Widick, Kelly Nelson, Greg Rodenburg (manager) . Row 2:Judd Hawkins, Phil Kennedy, Marty Moore, Brandon Howard, Jeff Stoner, Brent Gillett Curt Christensen, Keith Christenson. Row 3 :Eddy Jackson , Shane Benedict, Dana Carman, Head Coach Tim McNamara , Coach Dale Martin , Coach Fred White, C oach Ray Spiegel, Jason Lippold, Kelly Barnett Kurt Justesen . Row 4: Don Galloway, Todd Leonard, Joe Casson , Matt Brenn an, T rent Leonard , Jason James, Jason Bardsley, Jared Carman, Chris Richards. If Above Left: Look, Ma! I'm flying! Above Righ t : The Eagles in action. Right: Say "Uncle"! 50 �Above Left: Jason discusses the game plan with Coach and Judd. Above Right: The Eagles fire off the ball. Left: Nobody move, I dropped my contact lens. Above: The defense attacks. 1 iidllle Lert : Jason sprints for a touchdown . Above: Pre-game cirm -ups . The 1990 Eagle football team accomplished many goals. With six losses by less than one touchdown, the Eagles have much to be proud of. Senior leadership came from Shane Benedict, Jason J ames, J oe Casson, Matt Brennan, and Keith Christenson. Matt Brennan led the Eagles in tackles, Joe Casson in quarterback sacks, Jason James in rushing, and Keith Ch ristenson in interceptions. Receiving team honors were Keith Christenson (MVP and most valuable offensive p layer), Matt Brennan (most valuable defensive player), Joe Casson (Tim Diller Award), Todd Leonard (most improved), and Jay Collins (most promising freshman). All - conference honors went to Matt Brennan at linebacker and Keith Christenson at running back. Honorable mention pl ayers were Dana Carman, Jason James, and Judd Hawkins. Varsity scores: Woodbine 6/ UHS 7; West Harrison O/ UHS 35; Oakland 21/ UHS 14; Treynor 28/ UHS O; Tri Center 12/ UHS 7; Griswold 7 / UHS 9 ; Missouri Vall ey 10/ UHS 9; Aud ubon 33/ UHS 6; Avoha 3 4 / UHS 31 . Junior Varsi ty Scores: ISO 0/ UHS 35; Oakland 14 / UHS 6; Treynor 6/ UHS 14; Tri Center 28/ UHS O; Griswold 20/ UHS 12; Missouri Valley 28/ UHS O; Audubon 19/ UHS 0. 51 �back to state! Row 1- Kelli Kennedy, Ann Hough, Renee Ring, Jill Childs, Heather Latek, Lori Malnack. Row 2- Tanya French , Kirsten Anderson, Susie Knott, Dani Wilson , Lisa Ettleman, Amy Isenhour, Connie Casson, Jeannie Wilson, Jenny Dohse. Row 3- Teresa Kerr, Sarah Wakefield, Mendi Dohse, Amy Pitt, Sara Justesen , Leslie Casson, Angie Widick, Heather Leaders. Row 4- Coach Johnson, Carrie Potter, Paula Hiller, Jennifer Hurt, Tricia Christensen, Teri Oltmans, Liz Adkins, Coach Tiarks. Above Left, Above Middle, and Above Right: Th e Eagl es show off th eir spikin g ability. Right: At state, Tricia spikes it over the attempted blocke rs. 52 �Above Left:: Th e coaches and team watch as Lila spikes the ball. Above Middle and Abo ve Right: Jen and Teri bum the ball past the blockers. Left: Teri taps it o ver. Middle Left:: The team huddles up before the championship game of the T J Tourn ament. Bottom Left: Preparing for the final set. Eagles Break State Record Hard work and dedication paid off as the Underwood Eagles Volleyball Team made a return trip to the state tournamen t at Runnels. The volleyball team drew state-wide attention with their state record 98 game win streak and record-tying 4 5 match record during the 1990 season. Th e Eagles ended th e season with a school record 45-1·0 match record and 112·4 game record. The Eagles were ranked second in th e sta te and first in SWI most of the year. They proved they deserved their ranking by defeating all opponents th ey faced except their heartbreaking loss to eventual state champion Unity Christian. The Eagles first and only loss of the season came in the semi-final match which featured #1 Unity Christian against #2 Underwood . The thrilling 2 hour and thirty m inu te match went 5 games and was later called by most fa ns "th e real state finals ... Seniors Saundra Brown and Tricia Ch ristensen were named to the All· Tourney Team at the sta te tou rney. The senior-dominated team wo n the conference for the third staight year with a perfect 7-0 record. They also won the conference tournamen t and pl aced four girls on the first team All-Conference. They we re Sau nd ra Brown, Tricia Christensen, Lila Kephart, and Teri Oltmans. The volleyball team took first place honors at all th e tournaments they competed in, including the Atlantic, Thomas Jefferson , Underwood , MalvemNishna Valley, sectional , district and regional to urnaments. Setter Saundra Brown was named The Daily Nonpareils' Southwest Iowa Volleyball Player of the Year. Named to the first team all SWI were Sa undra Brown , Tricia Christensen, and Teri Ol tmans. Lila Keph art was named to the second team. Special awards p resented at th e end of the season were as follows: MVP- Saundra Brown Outstanding Offensive Player· Tricia Christen sen Outstanding Defensi ve Player- Teri Oltmans Rookie of th e Year· Li z Adkins The JV and freshman teams also finished their regu lar seasons with winning records. Th e JV record was 11-11·4 and th e freshmen record was 6·4 . 53 �action shots 54 �cross country The Underwood cross-country team combined with Tri-Center for the first time in 1990. The team was coached by Pat Dalton from TriCen ter. Letter winners this year were senior Tim Hedegaard , third year letter, senior Tony Butler, first year letter, senior Mark Cerny, first year letter, Caryn Crocfer, fourth year letter. Also, junior Rue Hough, second year letter, and freshman Ada m Justesen, first year letter. The Tri-Center/ Underwood teams turned out to b e quite successful. The boys tea m won the Treynor Invitational, and pl aced second at the Western Iowa Conference meet. The boys tea m missed out at a trip to state by o nly four places as Tri-Center freshman standout Marty Dalton qual ified individually by placing fifth. The T-C/U girls team won the Missouri Valley Invitational as Helena Rieber and Caryn Crocfer fin ished 1-2, respectively. The girls a lso place second at the Treynor Invita tional and the Western Iowa Conference meet as they were edged out of the championship by t he Treynor girls in each of these meets. Caryn Crocfer won the W.l.C. individua l ch ampionship for the first time. In the 2A District meet the girls tea m finished only two places away from qualifying for state. Caryn Crocfer became the first-ever fourtime state cross-country qualifier. Ca ry n and Marty each finished fourteenth at the Class 2A Cross Country meet. Cross Coun try tea m mem bers included Tony Butler, Tim Hedegaard, Adam Justesen, Mark Cerny, Rue Hough , and Caryn Crocfer. bove Middle and Right: Rue displays his form and ny wonders what the gunshot was all about. Righ t: ryn goes fo r th e goldl Middle: Mark and Tim race to the finish . Far Right: Ada m s face says it a ll. SS �wrestling 1990..91 Row 1: Tim Rodenburg, Chad Ryan, Dean Leaders, Keith Christensen, Craig Wiggins. Row 2: Coach Curtis, Matt Brennan, Jason Bardsley, Jason James, Coach White. Above: Craig gets closer to another pin . Above Right: No rm tri es to tak e control. Right: The referee watches closely as Skid goes for the pin. 56 �Wrestlers are WIC Champions! The 1990-91 Eagles wrestling team enjoyed one of their finest seasons ever. The squad finished with an 8-6-1 dual meet record. They also earned the school's first conference championship since 1974. In addition, the Eagles won the Sidney tournament. Although they only had 10 members on the team the wrestlers showed great determination to overcome their small numbers. Many school records were broken this season including: Falls-124; Escapes-136; Wins-234; Near Falls-206; Takedowns-423; Dual Points-536. Also, individual marks set for this year are: Wins-Chad Ryan, 42; Falls-Dean Leaders, 25; Dual Points-Jason Bardsley, 80. Chad Ryan and Dean Leaders qualified for the state tournament and placed third and fifth, respectively. Top Left: Th e crowd watches Chad wrestle. Upper Left: Dean goes fo r the pin. Lower Left: Matt stands on the ti ps o f his toes. Left: Chad and Dean are listening attentively to Coach Curtis at the pep rall y. 57 �girls' basketball 1990..91 Row 1· Lisa Ettleman , Dani Wilson, Jill Childs, Kirsten Andersen, Susie Knott. Row 2· Connie Casson, Saundra Brown , Elizabeth Adkins, Jennifer Hurt, Sarah Wakefield , Jennifer Mander. Row .3· Coach Mc Namara, Amy Carlile, Nicki Belt, Angie Widick, Tricia Christensen, Lila Kephart, Melisia Kaiser. Right: Tircia atteml?ts a t"'."o pointer. Fa r Right: Lila .. strikes a pose." 58 �far Left: Coach McNamara draws up a play. Left: Saundra waits patiently for the ball to fall through the net. Middle: The JV cheerleaders pose for a shot during halftime. Bottom Left: Saundra swats at the ball. Bottom Middle: Jen makes it tough on the shooter. Bottom Right: Lila and Jen wait for the rebound. The Underwood girls' basketball team finished 9 and 12 o verall and 7 and 7 in the tough WIC . Senior 'eadership was provided by Tricia Christensen, Saundra Brown, Liz Ad kins, Jennifer Hurt, and Lila Kephart. t'ft,W school records were set by Tricia Christensen in season scoring and free throw percentage. Saundra Br<Jwn set new school's bests in assists and three point shots. Chosen to the WIC Conference team was Tricia Christensen. Jennifer Hurt entered the school's top ten rebounders club while Liz Adkins did likewise n th e steals catagory. Lila Kephart entered the school 's top 10 career steal leaders, while splitting time between th e guard and forward court. 59 �boys' basketball 1990-91 Varsity Row l - Rue Hough, Brent Dohse, Curt Christensen, Judd Hawkins, Jared Powell , Brandon Howard, and Rob Widick. Row 2- Coach Plummer, Tony Butler, Mark Cerny, Tim Hedegaard, Trent Wolford , Todd Leonard , Brad Arrowsmith, and Coach Martin . --:::- Above: Tony looks for an open ma n: Above Middle: Tim shoots for three. Right: Brad blocks his man out. Far Right: The Eagles go for the rebou nd. 60 �Above Left: Ja red soars for the tip. Above: Judd shoots o ver the d efend er. Left: Tim looks for someo ne to inbound th e ball to. Bottom Right: Rue shoots from th e line. The Eagles of Underwood started practicing on the 12th o f November for what would prove to be an interesting season of ups and downs. Through the pre-season practices it was easy to see that there was a lot of enthusiasm as well as experience. Mark Cerny and Rue Hough were chosen as co-captains of the team. Tim Hedegaard, Mark Cerny, and Tony Butler all did a good job providing senior leadership in their last year. Tim was as good a 3-point shooter in the conference as there was. Tony could also be counted on to " bust" a zone. Mark was one of the main men inside as he played the post position. Underclass letter winners were Rue Hough , Brad Arrowsmith , Curt Christensen, Trent Wolford, Judd Hawkins, and Jared Carman. Judd made the All-Conference team as a sophomore. The future looks bright for Underwood hoops as there is a lot of potential in these and other stars of the future. Judd led the team in scoring with 295 points, a 15.5 average. Tim was second with 253 points and a 13.4 average. Tim also led the team in rebounds at 138, 7.3 per game. Jared Carman was second at 133, 7 per game. Rue Hough averaged 4.9 assists per game and Judd averaged 4 .5. Th e leading free throw shooters were Judd74%, Ru e-69%, and Tim-68%. V Row 1- Ma nager Ro b Widick, Chad Brown , Seth Grote, Brent Louiso n , Keith Seid ler, and Jeff Whann ell. w 2 Co ac h Plumm er, Robbie Simmons, Mark Sutton, Trent Leonard, Brad Gra ham, Kelli Barnett, and ya t Hol lesen. 61 �girls' track Row 1- A . Hough , H. Latek, J. Childs, L. Casson , S. Brown . Row 2- Coach Minss n A. Isenhour, A. Widick, c. Casson , T . Christensen , L. Ettlema n , T . Oltmans, Coad ' Johnson . Row 3- S. Justesen , D. Gach , C. Crocfer, K. Hed egaard , L. Keph art, M. Kaiser, and S. Wakefi eld . Top Left:: Melisia fin ishes ahead of the pack. Middle Above Left:: A close race. Middle Above Right: Lila soars. Right: Enjoying the weather. Middle Right: Connie ponders whether singing in the rain might be more fun than runn ing in it. Far Right: Ann goes for the gold. 62 �Above Left: Tricia jumps for first place. Left: The 4X800 relay team takes a time out for a quick picture. Bottom: Caryn runs for a first-place finish. 63 �boys' track Shot and Discus Th rowers- Row l : Jim Kelso and Matt Brennan . Row 2: Kelli Barnett. Brent Louison, and Matt Malnack. Distance Runners- Row l: Mark Sutton, Donn Galloway, and Robbie Widick. Row 2: Brad Arrowsmith, Tim Hedegaard, and Rue Hough. Sprinters- Row 1: Seth Grote, Adam Justesen , Curt Christensen , Jared Powell , a nd Chad Brown . Row 2: Judd Hawkins, Brent Gillett, Mark Cerny, Jason Bardsl ey, and Keith Christenson. Left: Jason James sprin ts for the gold . Midd le Right: Brad tries to catch u p . Right: Jason Bardsl ey enjoying the season . �Above Left: Jared takes a flying leap. Above: Judd discusses the upcoming race with a teammate. Above Right: Adam heads around th e comer. Middle Left: Robbie and Coach Spiegel discuss the weather. Bottom Left: Mike attempts a jump. Bottom Right: Curt, Jason, and Todd share some j okes before th e race. The boys' track team enjoyed a successful season . coach es White an~ ~piegel observed steady improvement throughout the season. Both coaches ant1c1pate a good year next year with several returning letter winners. 65 �'90-'91 cheerleading Top Left: Varsity Football cheerleaders Nikki Bach . Jenni Leaders. Carrie Funkhauser, Micki Minear. Trisha French, and Ronee Funkhauser. Top Righ t: Carrie displays her love of band by playing the saxophone during halftime. Middle Left: J.V. Footba ll cheerleaders Robin Bu rke, Chris Tamms, J ami Stru m , Leah Klaudt, Mandi McManigal , and Betty Ri ef. Middle Right: Adorabl e Chrisl Bottom Left: Th e varsity cheerleaders pause for a picture break. Bottom Right: Trisha and J enni show off their incredibl e strength . 66 �Cheerl eading 1990-91 Top Left: Wrestling cheerl eaders Leslie Casson, Trisha French , Jenni Leaders, Mick i Minear, Kelli Kennedy, and Ann Ho ugh . Top Right: Ann and Kell i display th eir enthusiam . Middle Left: Basketball cheerleaders Amy Pitt, Jane J oens, Teresa Kerr, Carrie Funkhauser, Nikki Bach, and Ronee Funkhauser. Middle Right: Hey, Roneel What's h appen in" , hot stu ff? Left: Carrie p r imps while Ronee explains to Jane wh at to do next. Bottom Left: Trish a and An n warn Micki their pictur is about to b e taken. Th e junior va rsity ch eerlead ers were Jami Strum, Robin Burke, Ma ndi McManigal , and Chris Tamms. 67 �simply the �best moments �drill team The 1991 drill team consisted of Angie Minear, Heather Dollen, Lisa Zook, Amy Gearhart, Wendy Pea row. Chantelle Dollen, Deb Zook, and Tina Collins. Lori Wood was the manager. For the first time ever, th e drill team brought home a division one rating from the Iowa State Drill Team Championships. The girls had a wonderful year, learning four routines and performing them at every home basketball game and one home wrestling meet. Keep an eye on the Underwood Drill Team as they get better with each new year! Top: Drill Team performs during th e half-time. Top Right: 1991 Dri ll Team . Above: Tina Collins waits for her cue. Above Right: Stepping to the beat! 70 ./ �,./ ./ �band concert band marching band jazz band Senior Band Members-Row 1 : Caryn Crocfer, Ro nee Funkha user, Trisha French, Chantelle Dollen, Kristi Lamp , Lila Kephart. Row 2: Mendi Dohse, Wendy Clark, Michelle Shelton, Mickie Minea r, Jenni Leaders, Liz Adkins, Alana Linq uist. Row .3: Bill Boyer, Russ Bai ley, Mark Cerny, Tim Hedegaard, Tony Butler, Mike Flood, Shelly Hansen. 72 �Above: Drum majorettes were Jenni Leaders, Mickie Minear, and Lila Kephart. Left: Band members who attended the Conference Honor Band. Left: J im Ross, Laurie Lamp, and Alana Linquist attended an honor jazz band. Left: Solo l 's were earned by- Row 1- Laurie Lamp, Sara Justesen, Alana Linquist. Row 2- Leah Klaud t, Phil Kennedy, and Marty Moore. Top Awards winners were Mendi Dohse, Mich elle Shelton , Alana Linquist. and Kri sti Lamp. 73 �choir ./ Concert Choir Swing Choir: (not in order) Wendy Clark, Alana Linquist, Michelle Shelton , Teri Oltmans, Jim Kelso, Tim Hedegaa rd , Lori Malnack, Stacy Adamson, Cullen Chollett, Sara Justesen, Sarah Wakefield, Joanna Eggers, Karen Hedegaard, Ku rt Justesen, Betty Reif, Angie Widick, Marty Moore, Nikki Bach, Jenni Dohse, Lisa Ettleman, Amy Isenhour, Melisia Kaiser Mandi McManigal , Mark Sutton, Rob Widick, and Jim Hobbs. Above - SWI Honor Choir included: Row 1- Jim Kelso, Jim Hobbs, Marty Moore, and Kurt Justesen. Row 2- Wendy Clark, Lori Ma lnack, Michelle Shelton, Alana Linquist. Right- Senior choir members are: Row 1- Tim Hedegaard, Jim Kelso. Row 2- Michelle Shelton , Teri Oltmans, Wendy Clark, Alana Linquist. 74 �Above: The choir goofs around. Above Left: Contest l's. Left: Solo l's- Michelle Shelton, Jim Hobbs, Teri Oltmans, and Wendy Clark are pictured with accompanist Nancy Dose. Lower Left: All-State Auditioners- Jim Hobbs, Jim Kelso, Mark Sutton, Marty Moore, Joanna Eggers, Wendy Clark, Michelle Shelton , and Jenni Dohse. Jim Hobbs and Michelle Shelton were chosen for the All-State Choir. Below: Top Award Winners- Row 1- Michelle Shelton, Alana Linquist , Wendy Clark, Teri Oltmans. Row 2- Marty Moore, Mark Sutton, Jim Kelso, and Jim Hobbs. �nhs induction New Inductees Include: Row 1- Judd Hawkins, Lori Malnack, Curt Christensen , Carrie Funkhauser, Mark Rollins. Row 2- Leslie Casson, Eric Jensen, Ann Hough, Jim Ross, and Diane Gach. National Honor Society Members Include: Row 1- Wendy Clark, Teri Oltmans, Sarah Wakefield, Jami Wa ldmann, Ronee Funkhauser, Joe Casson, Jenni Leaders, Li z Adkins, Michelle Shelton. Row 2- Arion Jensen, Heather Leaders, Cullen Chollett, Kelli Kennedy, Mendi Dohse, Cha ntelle Dollen, Lila Kephart. Row 3- Laurie Lamp, Judd Hawkins, Lori Malnack, Curt Christensen, Carrie Funkhauser, Mark Rollins, Tricia Christensen . Row 4Leslie Casson, Eric Jensen, Ann Hough, Jim Ross, Dee Gach, Matt Brenna n, Saundra Brown . Above: Liz gets h er turn at the podiu m . Directly Above: Heather gets h er rounds at th e tapping ceremony. Left: Th e seniors preparing for the final NHS ceremony. 76 �speech and candids Those appearing at district speech contest included : Row 1- Rue Hough , Liz Adki ns, ..Jen Hurt. Row 2Sponsor Mrs. Larsen , Amy Gearhart, Tina Collins, Cullen Chollett Jami Waldmann . ROw 3 - Laurie Lamp, Kelli Kennedy, Jeannie Wilson . Th ose ad vancing to State Speech Con test were: Row 1- Cullen Chollett, Tina Collins. Row 2- Rue Hough, Laurie Lamp, Amy Gearhart. Upper Left.: Laurie Lamp works diligently on her German poster. Lower Left: Soon-to-be h igh schoolers, these eigh th graders serve the lunch at the NHS induction ceremo ny. Left: Susie demonstrates her p h ysical science project as others look on. 77 �get involved FFA - Row 1 - S. Benedict, T. French, M. Hansen, J . Leaders, E. Jackson, J. James, c. Potter, K. Kennedy, C. Christensen . Row 2 - J . Knowlton, D. Zook, J. Bardsley, J. Casson, R. Hough, J . Hawkins, J. Ehrens, A. Jensen. Row .3 - C. Casson, S. Shaver, A. Hough, L. Casson, K. Seidler, C. Ryan, D. Leaders, T. Rodenburg, J . Collins, B. Gillett. Row 4 - N. Bach , R. Sim mons, D. Baumfal k , K. Barnett, J . Lippold , J . Ross, B. Torn eten , A. Justensen , S. Grote. LIBRARY CL UB - Row 1 - T. Bloom, L. Kl audt, B. Ri ef, C. Ch ollett, L. Wood, L. Lamp, K . Thomas, J . Eggers . Row 2 A. Isenhour, J. Hobbs, N. Belt, J. Thompson . Lower Left: Th e Ag. Const ruction class wo rks on the mass casua lty disaster trailer. Lower Right FHA - Row 1 - M. Sh el ton , A . Gea rhart, K. Kenned y, L. Malna ck. Row 2 - J . T h ompson , J. Wilson, S. Justesen , H. Lead ers. �Gf.R MA N CLUB - Front Row - D. Galloway, P. Kennedy, K. Nelson, J . Shudak, T. Ker r, S. Shaver, R. Hough , B. Arrowsmith, A. Block, T. Leonard, M. Brennan, D. Lead ers. Second Row - K. Anderson, H. Dollen, C. Tamms, J . Strum, R. Burke, T. French , M. McManigal. A. Isenhour, J . Thompson , A. Linquist, L. Lamp , M. McCoy, C. Ryan . Third Row - c. f\ rown , A . Hough, A. Pitt. A. Widick, c. Funkhauser, M. Adkins, D. Wilson, A. Minear, K. ~.oh rs, K. Cohrs, C. Crocfer, W. Hollesen . Fourth Row - J . Hurt, J. Hawkins, J . Collins, L. Casso n, B. Gillett, A. Ross, K. Hedegaard , A . Carlile, M. Zook, J. Mander. German Club O fficers : President - Ann Hough , Vice-President - Dean Leaders, Secretary - Teresa Kerr, Treasurer - Melissa Adki ns. ART CLUB - M. Cerny, J. Bardsley, J. Casson , J . Whannell, A. Johnson , C. Casson, R. Ring, J. Joens, C. Chollett. Second Row - W. Clark, E. Adkins, S. Brown, E. Jensen, J . Kelso, J. Waldmann, J. Eggers. Third Row - L. Lamp, s. Knott, R. Bailey, A. Gearhart, M. Zook, L. Logan, J . Strum , K. Anderson. Fourth Row - C. Potter, J. James, E. Jackson, T . Christensen , S. Justesen , D. Gach , R. Funkhauser, A. Pitt. 79 �gotcha! ./ 80 ��eighth grade Adams, Luann Blackbum, Suzanne Block, Jill Burhenne, Jason Cannan, Shawna Casson, Lory Christenson, Brad Donnelly, James Hall , Jeff Hedegaard, Mike Henry, Sonny Howard , Jeanna James, Justin Kepha rt, Heather Kinney, J ustin Kl audt, Sarah Leaders, J oel Ma rtin, Erika Masker, Danny 82 �nineteen ninety--five McManigal, Shannon Morrison, Susan Murphy, Paul Parish, Keith Powell, Sara Putnam, Scott Rasmussen, Joe Rosas, Jason Ross, Janet Sch m ielau , John Scoles, Jamie Sherbondy, John Syndergaard , Stacy Tamayo, Misty Tiarks , Eric Tiarks, John Whitson, Paul Zych , Joe 83 �seventh grade Anderson, Chad Arrowsmith, Amy Bach, Jaimi Barnett, Shawna Blackbum, Karieann Carlile, Dean Christensen, Shelley Clausen, Loree Constan t, Kathy Durick, Dan Grote, Lindsey Hiller, Chris Isenhour, Jeff Kingery, Ryan Larson, Trent Leaders, Mitch Leonard , Tara Leytham, Marisa Louison, Brian 84 �nineteen ninety-six McOanel, Jeff Mcintosh, Jamie Merdinger, Kari Miller, Chad Newton, John Pace, Krissie Pace, Susan Richard, Katy Ruckman, Shane Schmidt, Melissa Shudak, Ben Simons, Lea Storjohann, Sarah Strum, Keri Summers, Chris Swaffer-Fricke, Josh Tiarks, Matt Werts, Dan Whannell , Mark 85 �sixth grade Adair, Doug Andersen, Jessica Bardsley, Andy Benedict, Lee Bergantzel , Casey Bixler, Jessica Blackbum, Matthew Bleth, Mary Bouvier, Scott Caldwell, Travis Chollett, Chrissy Christiansen, Jeremy DiCenzo, Jennifer Donnelly, Angela Evans, Josh Goodman , Amanda Hazen, Mark House, Doug Justesen, Matt Kelso , Amy Kreeger, Jennifer 86 �nineteen ninety-seven Lamb, Misty Lashier, Molly Lewis, Danielle Lustgraaf, Chad Maassen, Dan Mander, Brian Minear, Cass Minear, Jolene Neal , Aaron Niemann, Sarah Rowe, Michelle Rule, Adam Schmielau , Jeremy Scoles, Brad Sherbondy, Alyssum Storjohann , Dan Sutton , Dan Syndergaard, Joel Tiarks, Laci Watson , Nathan Williams, Kate 87 �band/choir 7th and i 8th Grade r~w;·", Band 7th and 8th Grade Chorus 6th Grade Band 6th Grade Chorus 88 �''got-cha!'' STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Danny Sutton, Andy Bardsley, Lea Simmons, Jaimi Bach, Janet Ross, Mark Whannell. Row 2: Adam Rule, Sarah Powell , Keri Strum, Paul Whitson, Nathan Watson, Joel Leaders. Above: Intensive Studying!?! Above Right: Mrs. Handbury helps students. Right: Smile and say, " Cheese! " �fall sports -- JHFB: J. Schmielau, K. Parish, D. Masker, E. Tiarks, J . Leaders, J . Rasmussen, J . Rosas, J . Donnelly, J . Tiarks, M. Tiarks, J. Fricke, C. Anderson , D. Werts, D. Durick, C. Miller, D. Carlile, J. Zych , J . McDaniel, C. Summers, B. Shudak, J . Isenhour, C. Hiller, T . Larson, R. Kingery, M. Whannell, Mr. White, Mr. Martin. JHVB: K. Strum, M. Leytham , T . Leonard, S. Barnett, L. Clausen, S. Christensen, L. Simmons, S. Storjohann, K. Pace, L. Grote, M. Schmidt, A. Arrowsmith , K. Constant, S. McMa niga l, J. Bach, L. Casson , S. Carman, H. Kephart, J . Scol es, L . Adams, Coach Rongish, J. Block, S. Powell , J . Ross, S. Syndergaard . Above : Watching for the set. Lett : " Bump , Baby, Bump! " �jr. high basketball GBB: S. Barnett, K . Pace, L. Simmons, S. Christensen , Coach Minssen , J . Andersen, K. Constant, A . Arrowsmith, M. Leytham, L. Clausen , K. Strum, M. Lashier, H. Kephart, L. Casson, S. Syndergaard, L. Adams, E. Martin . BBB: M. WhannelL B. Louison, J . Sherbondy, K. Parish, C. Hiller, B. Shudak, J. SwafferFricke, P. Whitson, J. Tiarks, J . Hall , D. Durick, J . Rosas, Coach Spiegel, J . Kinney, D. Carlile, S. Putman. Left: Coach Spiegel discusses the stra tegy. Above: Ma king the jump shot. Top: The girls show their skills. 91 �wrestling/track J r. High wrestlers: Chad Miller, Ryan Kingery, Dean Carlile, Chris Summers. Not Pictured: Joel Leaders, Chris Hiller, Matt Tiarks, Eric Tiarks. Girls track: Row 1- Lea Simmons, Janet Ross, Shelley Christensen, Heather Kephart, Keri Stru m , Jaimi Bach , Melissa Schmidt, Carrie Lemmer. 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Broadway, Council Bluffs, 322-4091 Jim & Dean's Town & Country Market, 4010 South Fourth, Council Bluffs, 366-0561 Marcus Shoes, 132 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, 323-1475 Mr. K's Cafe, 118 W. Broadwa}: Council Bluffs, 322-9977 101 �SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE TUNE-UPS • 171 2) 322-0267 OVERHAULS NEIL'S SMALL ENGINE SER VICE L. '<Ell FLOOD TELEPHONE: BUS. 17 12) 566-2.+% 102 ROUTE J. BOX I J.+ COU'<CIL BLUFFS. IA KIM HINMAN 1840 MADISON AVE. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA 51503 ��1990-91 yearbook staff • - �.. ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. 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Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1991 Underwood High School Yearbook 1991 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/b40533b780545110c0a96fad5eb88d5e.pdf 2ed07809fc06b4a63e69e5bd0b5b75df PDF Text Text ��Underwood Log, v. "F a ding Fast" 1992 DATE DUE U ERWO D HIGH Underwood Log, 1992 54 �.. . •.i." t,J ,'' i.. .,. I l '' ~ .' ., �THE LOG Volume 54 .. Underwood High School Underwood, Iowa 51576 �Table of Contents Student Life Pg. 3 Organizations Pg. 21 Athletics Pg. 35 Seniors Pg. 59 People Pg. 77 Middle School Pg. 87 Advertising Pg. 103 Closing Pg. 116 2 ��Homecoming Spirit Senior slave day is a day when underclassmen can purchase a senior and be "in charge" for the day. Top middle: These Seniors are fashionable and can sing! Top right : Don't think I won't remember this! Middle left: Heather & Jeannie are true opposites on Opposite day. Middle: " Anyone want a kiss?" Middle right: "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful. " Bottom left: Am I seeing two Vanna Whites or is it Ann and Amy? Bottom middle: The guys get their dates for the dance. Bottom right: Kelli and Carrie gloat their new wardrobes. 4 �In '91 Thi s year's spirit week began September 9, 1991 and started off with Western Day. Tuesday was Opposite Day, Wednesday was SO's Day, Thursday was Neon Day and Slave Day, and Friday was Spirit Day. Everyone looks forward to Spirit Week and all of the activities it brings. Top left: Jim and Sarah on opposite day. Top middle: An example of proud underclassmen on Slave day. Top right: Connie strikes a pose! Middle: These three lovely ladies change their gender for Opposite day. Bottom left: The cover-girl super models for 199 1. Bottom right: Carrie dresses up for Western day. 5 �Underwood Spirit Shines LEFT; "Eating up" the applause. ABOVE; Doing a little victory dance. UPPER RIGHT; That's odd!!! BELOW; Just look at the crowd roar! MIDDLE RIGHT; Oakland barbecue. FAR LEFT; Stop playing with your food! MIDDLE; Look out belowl!!! BELOW; Duh . . . do we have a game plan? ?? '. LEFT; We must learn to crawl before we walk. RIGHT; Go mighty Eagles!! 6 �Eagle Victory Right: Eagles working to a victory It was the first time in 4 years that the Eagle football team came away from a Homecoming game the winner. We went into the game with a 1-1 record . During the second quarter we scored with two seconds left on the clock with a 36 yard pass to Jason Bardsley. The whole team played together the whole game and did a great job. ABOVE: Th e guys go for the ball. ABOVE LEFT: Eagle making a play for the team. LEFT: Eagles facing the defense. RI GHT: Ano ther touc hdown for the team1 �Corona ti on 91 "Coronation 91" was a very enchanting evening. The theme was "WE ARE THE ONE AND ONLY". The Homecoming Court consisted of Dee Gach, Sara Justesen, Tina Collins, Kelli Kennedy, Melinda Deal, Carrie Potter, Brad Arrowsmith, Jared Powell, Curt Christensen, Dana Carman, Rue Hough, and Brent Dohse. Rue Hough was crowned King and Tina Collins was crowned Queen. The Court would like to thank Jared Carman and Traci Bloom for introducing the canidates. Also Connie Casson for pinning the fine flowers on the men and Justin Kinney and Mark Sutton for the fine roses for the young ladies. It was an enjoyable evening and people should remember it for a long time to come. �The Homecoming Dance was held after the wonderful coronation . The totally awesome music was provided by Mr. Tunes 'and they did a superb job. Students danced until 11 :30. The dance turnout was probably the best in the past few years. The proud students of Underwood had one of the best Homecoming Nights ever!! 9 �WHOA, On November 8th and 9th the Underwood Middle and High School choirs presented their annual variety show. The show was held on the high school stage. It was a roaring success, with both nights being sold out. Friday night was standing room only. The theme for the show was centered on tv and favorite television reruns. Some of the favorites were the Energizer Bunny and the Lucky Dog. Mrs. Wallin said "I received more letters and calls on this year's show than on any previous show." She also said that she was very pleased with the students' performances, and with the enthusiastic audience response. Congratulations to all who participated. 10 �DE JA VU !! 11 �POLLS AND SURVEYS We at Underwood, felt compelled to take it upon ourselves to inform all of you what people really like. Not just any people, but cool and happening Underwood students. On the next page you will be able to read, in black and white, what's happening according to our ''vogue" Underwood society. UPPER RIGHT : Preparing for the future with Ms. Bergsten?!? ABOVE : Studying is the only way to go. CENTER RIGHT : Mark is going to stick to eating candy bars for lunch . RIGHT : The sophomore girls prefer cafeteria foo d. 12 �Brand of Jeans Best Hang Outs 1. Levi's 2. Pepe 3. Zena 4. Lee 5. Guess 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Things To Do On Weekends Shoney's Hy-Vee Nearest Party B-Mart Target Best Songs 1. Work I Go to get togethers 1. Sail Away 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. 3. 4. 5. Watch movies Cruisin Go on a date to the movies Go on a "real" date - What's a date ? Best Rap Groups 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. NWA Naughty By Nature Digital Underground lce-T Salt-N-Peppa Making more money to hang at Jhoney's with my honey!!! O.P.P Unchained Melody Gangster of Love Friends in Low Places Best Rock Groups 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. It ain ' t easy being cheezy!! Is it Keith? ? Stix Motley Crue Skid Row Steve Miller Band AC/DC I don't want to eat it . . . you can't make me!! 13 �F A D s A N D F A s H I 0 N s Two of the biggest symbols of the 90's are Fads & Fashions, and like every year we have a veritable plethora of candids showing how "Swass" the students of Underwood really are. This year a lot of the same fads and fashions came into play except there was more emphasis on them. For example, a lot of the same brand name clothes were worn, except they had the latest style and more emphasis was put on advertising their brand name with popular patches and symbols. Another growingly popular fad is the e-.;er popular rap music. Rap music has taken over the teen world. More and more teens have caught on to wearing the same clothes as the popular "rappers'' wear and a lot of teens have taken up the same dance style as our favorite "rappers", too. Although rap music has grown so popular, we cannot forget all of our favorite rock groups which influence us day by day. Some of the most popular are Skid Row, Metallica, Firehouse, Motley Crue, and of course New Kids On the Block. Another new trend for teens is listening to country music. A few of the country stars include Garth Brooks, Hank Williams, Jr., Clint Black, Oak Ridge Boys, and Randy Travis. Before we close this years story of Fads and Fashions we cannot forget our favorite past-time, T.V. Some of the favorite television shows of teens include the Simpsons, Doogie Howser, M.D., Beverly Hills 90210, and .Full House, just to name a few. �~ . ' .. I ' N . PAGE 14 Top: Craig, Jeff. and Trent show off their "homeboys" pose. Middle left: Jared and Nikki toast their new life together. Bottom left: Carrie poses for the camera. Bottom right: The wrestling cheerleaders smile for the camera. PAGE 14 & 15 The Eagle fans wait for the game to begin. PAGE 15 Top left: Kelli and Melinda start a new fad . Top right: The sophomore girls being trendy. Middle: An example of male bonding Bottom left: Some Spanish students making pinatas. Bottom right: Miss Elbert and .:lohn making money for the yearbook. ,,,· 1 9 9 2 �Assemblies 1991 1992 Carrie Potter was one of many who helped when Mr. Saggua visited. We have had several assemblies this year at Underwood. They ranged from pep assemblies to presentations against drugs to messages for students both academically and athletically. Bernie Saggua visited on October 15. He is the chairman of the Iowa Boys Athletic Union. Several students helped to make Mr. Saggua's visit a pleasant one, they were Rue Hough, Mark Rollins, Carrie Potter, Sara Justesen, Jason Bardsley, Jim Hobbs, Kelli Kennedy, Judd Hawkins, Ann Hough , Connie Casson, Nicki Belt, Tina Collins, and Heather Leaders. Also, visiting to tell us how to "Walk the Talk " , was Officer Pauley. He spoke about the dangers that deal with the use of drugs and alcohol. He gave a very energetic and entertain ing talk. Many pep rallies were taking place throughout the year. The cheerleaders did a fine job of keeping the school spirit up. Bernie Saggua spoke about the import ance of being involved in school. 16 �1991-1992 DANCES Below left : Ed an d Tricia slowin' it down. Below middle: Eagles doing the "Chicken". Below right : Chris smiles for the camera. Middle left: Are they wallflowers or just taking a break? Dances were a big part of the activities this year at Underwood. Even though our Christmas Dance was cancelled due to bad weather, we made up for it with other dances. There was, of course, Homecoming and Prom, along with the Sweetheart's Dance and a St. Patricks's Day Dance. All of the events were a success and a fun place to get together with friends. Top Picture: The Sweethearts grabbed their dates for a slow dance. Left picture: Brad , Brent, and Dana show how it's done! Upper Middle: Aren ' t these dances great? Middle right: Fara h and Brad having a great time. Left: Oh those crazy kids! ! Middle: Doin' the Hokey Pokey! Right : Slowin' it down one more time. 17 �Unforgettable Prom 1992 �Prom was held at Underwood High School on Saturday, May 9, 1992. The theme was "Unforgettable." The Junior class decorated in the colors purple, green, black. and silver. The prom meal included a rel ish tray, garden salad. fillet of chicken breast, rice pilaf. green bean cassero le, dessert tray, an d punch. Prom servers were sophomores, Nikki Bach, Lisa Ett lema n, Monica Kampman, Mandi McManigal, Jami Strum, Chris Tamms, Chad Brown, Jay Collins, Brent Gillett, Adam Justesen, Trent Leonard , and Matt Malnack. We had an excellent D.J., Mr. Tunes, for the dance. Afterprom activities included a trip to Regal Lanes to bowl and to the YMCA for swimming , volleyball, Las Vegas night, and other activities. 19 �The Pink Panther Above: Phil coming out of the closet Left: Cullen tries on his prom tux ana Seth gives his opinion. Below: The servants are "interrogated" by Inspector Clouseau. Below Left: Judd being "knocked out" by Cullen's sen se o humor. Below- Jami and Mark "tied down" while Farah watches. Clouseau- Cullen Chollett, Dreyfus- Judd Hawkins, Olga- Amy Gearhart, French Lady- Ann Hough, Waiter- Rue Hough, French Man- Seth Grote, Dr. Duval- Carrie Potter, Francoise- Nicki Belt, InmateShannon McManigal, Orderlies- Robbie Widick and Jeannie Wilson, Margot- Jami Waldmann, Dr. Fassbender- Mark Sutton, Jarvis- Phil Kennedy, Cato- Seth Grote, Mclaren- Nicki Belt, Drummond- Tennille Tribble, Japonica- Ann Hough, BullockJeannie Wilson, Leverlilly- Sarah Wakefield, Shark- Jane Joens, StutterstuttShannon McManigal, Tournier- Farah Ward, Cairo Jane- Melissia Kaiser, KateConnie Casson, Mirage Club AudienceAndromeda Ross, Seth Grote, Sarah Wakefield, Jane Joens, Heather Leaders, Carrie Potter, Amy Isenhour, Leslie Casson, Robbie Widick. Hindu Helen- Jennifer Dohse, Mafia Type- Rue Hough, Technician- Lori Wood, Messenger- Heather Leaders, German Girl- Leslie Casson Arabian Assassin- Rue Hough, Italian As~ sassin- Stacy Adamson, Japanese Assassin- Robbie Widick, American Assassin- Jeannie Wilson, Chinese AssassinCarrie Potter, Kenyan Assassin- Connie Casson, Swedish Assassin- Shannon McManigal, Mexican Assassin- Tennille Tribble, Waitress- Amy Isenhour, First Desk Clerk- Jane Joens, Second Desk Clerk- Andromeda Ross, Spotlight- Bob DeYoung, Lights- Karen Cohrs, SoundEric Jensen , Melinda Deal Above Right- Girls night out at the club. Below left- Cullen and Amy discussing future plans. Below- Judd let! everyone know what he wants. Below Left- Heather gives Cullen his ~·massa ge . " �DRGR··. IllZRTlCIDS ....... ,J .··, •,-'._..._• \ :.. ....... :;..~· .... ..... ·~ t: ·:""'\- • • ~·. ;.~:~ .... . • ~~ ~ ,.. .....,. J.,"..:' -.... ~ .'- •• • , .. . • • :.•'7:• -.,.:: ...;. :~: .. . ... .. ~-., . ":!,.... -..".:_: ~, I~..:_ ......... '-i'.•~ .. .....- • •::-:• •: ~~~' ~-: .,-j.. .. ··- ·,. •:·. !' _•.::, • ! • • �FHA AND FFA Very Top: Fearless FHA group led by Mrs. Ruggles. Below That: Mr. Pickard' s FFA groL:Jp. Below That: It's evident that Pickard and Dannen can't pull an all nighter. Top Left: Bards all caged up. 22 Top left: Heather and Leslie hiding from th e boys at th e lock in. Middle Left: Rue and Carrie in a KC motel room . Just Above: Just look at tho" crazy guys under th at mat. �SPEECH Conference, District, and State Speech contest, headed by Mrs. Larsen went extremely well this year. Fifteen students, includ ing one freshman, one sophomore, three juniors and ten seniors attended Conference Speech on February 19, 1992 at IWCC. Of those students, eleven advanced to districts on February 29 at Fremont-Mills in Tabor, Iowa. Six students, including Cullen Chollett, Rue Hough, Mark Blair, Melinda Deal, Jami Waldmann , and Janet Ross advanced to State Speech Contest on March 21 , 1992 in Norwalk, Iowa. Their ratings were outrageous! All of the students did an excellent job at all competitions, especially State. All of the students at least rated a II , there were no Ill ' s given. AB OVE; L-R, Row One; Melinda Deal, Jami Waldmann, Janet Ross. Row Two; Cullen Chollett, Rue Hough, Mark Blair. RIGHT; L-R, Row One; Janet Ross, Carrie Potter, Melinda Deal, Jeannie Wilson. Row Two; Lauren Lamp, Jami Waldmann, Nikki Belt, Teresa Kerr, Amy Gearhart. Row Three; Rue Hough , Cullen Chollett. Row Four; Mrs. Larsen . BELOW; L-R; Janet Ross, Carrie Potter, Ann Hough, Tina Collins, Leslie Casson , Jeannie Wi lson. Row Two; Lauren Lamp, Jami Waldmann, Nikki Belt, Teresa Kerr, Amy Gearhart, Row Three; Rue Hough, Mrs. Larsen, Cullen Ch ollett . At State Speech , Melinda Deal perfor med in Radio News and received two ll's and a I. She also performed in Improvisational Act ing and received two l's and one II. Janet Ross did Interpretive Reading Poetry and received a I and two ll 's. Jami Waldma nn competed in the same categ ory and earned all ll's. Mark Blai r competed in Original Oratory and came out with th ree ll's. Rue Hough did Interpretive Reading Prose and received all ll's also. Cul len Chollett acted out a hilarious scene for the judges and wal ked away with three l's in Improvisationa l Act ing. Cullen is the only one that advanced to All-State Speech at UNI in Cedar Falls. Everyone did an excellent job!!! 23 �(Front row L-R) Tim Rodenburg, Danny Masker, Todd Leonard, Brent Dohse, Curt Christensen Amy Pitt, Cullen Chollett, Jim Hobbs (Second row) Chris Richard, Jessica Thomas, jason Slack, Sonya Shaver, Sara Justesen , Melissa Adkins, Kirsten Anderson , Jane Joens, Tanya French (Third row) Chris DeWolf, Jason Burhenne, Shawna Carman, Renee Ring, Jami Strum, Heather Dollen, Robin Burke, Christina Tamms, Jennifer Eggers (Fourth row) Paul Whitson, Scott Putnam , Joe Rasmussen , Jeremy Boeck, Shannon McManigal , Stacy Syndergaard, Arion Jensen, Melissa Zook, Amy Gearhart (Back row) Jeff Whannel , Andy Johnson , Mark Rollins, Mrs. Plummer (Front row) Jennifer Mander, Tennille Tribble, Nicki Belt, Kurt Justesen , Amy Isenhour, Luann Adams (Second row) Jennifer Eggers, Robert Simmons, Kari Thomas, Andromeda Ross, Jessica Thomas, Sara Powell, Sarah Klaudt, Jim Hob bs, Stacy Syndergaard 24 �National Honor Society The National Honor Society works hard throughout the year. They hold two bloodmobiles, one in the fall and another in the spring. The National Honor Society's induction was February 22, 1992. There were eight people inducted . These people met many requirements. They had to maintain a 3.00 GPA for three consecutive semesters. The teachers also have a part in the picking of the inductees. The teachers speak and think highly of these people. Front Row: Leslie Casson. Ann Hough, Kelli Kennedy, Lori Malnack , Cullen Chollett , Dee Gach. Second Row: Susie Knott, Curt Christensen. Traci Bloom, Karen Hedegaard, Leah Klaudt, Connie Casson. Third Row: Judd Hawkins, Eric Jensen, Nikk i Bach. Arion Jensen. Lauren Lamp. Fourth Row: Jim Ross. Sarah Wakefield, Heather Leaders, Jami Waldmann, Todd Leonard, Mark Rollins, Trent Leonard . New Induc tees. Fro nt Row: Traci Bloom. Karen Hedegaa rd . Leah Kl audt , Conn ie Casson . Second Row: Susie Knott, Nikki Bach, Todd Leonard , Trent Leonard . Upper Right: Lori and Frita smi le for the camera while at the bloodmobile. Lower Right: Lauren and Jim laughing at Mark because he looks a little nervous. 25 �Student The Student Council and Cabinet plan many activities during the school year that many of us take for granted. They plan homecoming, and the junior cabinet gets the Prom Committee started on planning Prom. They have many outside activities and represent our school very well. Student Council Members: Front Row: Todd Leonard, Traci Bloom, Jared Carman, Middle Row: Janet Ross, Danny Masker, Connie Casson, Mandi McManigal, Carri e Pott er, Nikki Bach, Back Row: Mark Rollins, Mr. Benzing, Ru e Hough Sophomore Cabinet: Matt Malnack , Ki rsten Anderson, Jami Strum, Trent Leonard 26 �Government Right Senior Cabinet: Jeannie Wilson, Sara Justesen, Cullen Chollett, Kelli Kennedy Junior Cabinet: Ann Hough, Jeff Shudak , Judd Hawkin s, Dean Leaders Freshmen Cabinet: Lori Casson . Jason Rosas, Brad Christensen , Mist y Tam ayo 27 �WHAT'S THE LATEST NEWS? "The Paper" was the name of this years newspaper, and it was one of the best! We improved the paper greatly by writing more stories and laying it out better so there weren't any lines. Cullen Chollett was the Editor and did a great job! We received many compliments on our paper and hope everyone enjoyed it as much as we did! Left: We have a great time in publications, just ask Stacey! Below: Hey, we're having loads of fun folding 150 papers! Bottom Left: Angie and Nicole are rushing to get this weeks story typed. Bottom right: Yes, I'm trying to teach Bardsley how to use the computer. 26 �YEARBOOK 1992 The 1991-92 yearbook staff has worked· very hard to make the yearbook a great success. We have learned a lot and had a great time taking pictures, developing our own pictures, and laying out the yearbook. Kelli Kennedy was the Editor of the yearbook and has done a wonderfu l job along with the staff to make our schools yearbook the best. Top: The publications crew! Left: Rue takes time out from working on yearbook pages to give Kelli a trim. 29 �At the beginning of 1992, the swing choir went to Okoboji for a class retreat. The retreat went very well. And from then on we have focused our attention on doing the best we could do. The results were the following : 1st at Conference, 2nd at The Cedar Rapids Competition, 2nd at Apollo , and a Division I rat ing at State. Above right: Look at those muscles! These men wanted to show off their pecks in " Farmer Tan." Above: What's the matter girls, are you contused about something in particular. Right to left: Erika Martin, Shannon McManigal, Carrie Goodman , Lisa Ett leman, Melisia Kaiser. Mark Sutton, Rob Widick, Amy Isenhour. Adrl Robertson, Monica Kampman , Jennifer Mander Second: Mrs. Dose, Kristina Blackburn, Karen Hedagard, Sarah Klaudt, Paul Whitson, John Ti ark 30 Melissa Norton, Janet Ross Third: Jenni Eggers, Nikki Bach, Jenni Dohse, Mandi McManigal, Jeff McDanel, Kurt Justesen, Andromida Ross, Joann Eggers, Mrs. Wallin Bottom: Jill Childs, Melinda Deal, Lori Malnack, Jim Hobbs, Stacy Adamso n, Sara Justesen, Marty Moore, Sarah Schnackenber �Underwood Unlimited Carmen Wallin, Career 1979 to 1992, Thank you for putting up with us all these years. Above: Hawaiian Punch; the swing choir performed for a fundraiser for the Athletics Boosters. Here's a little sample of "Every Day I've Got To Sing Some. " Left: Over here we have a bunch of foolish high school students acting like chickens in our novelty, "Concherto for Chickens." Carmen Wallin started her career in 1979 at Underwood High. She has brought nothing but success to the Underwood vocal program. Check out these numbers. Out of all the years she's been here at Underwood she has had a total of 516 groups go to small group contest, and out of those 516 groups, 275 received division I ratings. That 's over 50 % ! The swing choir, (Underwood Unlimited) goes to state competition all the time to see how jhey are doing as far as ratings go. After all these years we are still receiving l's from all three judges. The swing choir has never received any less. Mrs. Wallin had a total of 32 All-State members and 26 Iowa High School music awards for outstanding performances at small group contest I We're going to hate to see her go, because we know that no one can do the job like she did. She was an excellent teacher and friend to every member in chorus. 31 �BAND 1991-1992 Left: Concert Band Upper Right: Mr. Montgomery is recognized for 25 years of teaching band at Underwood. Left : Jazz Band Lower Right : Head Drum Majorettes - Sara Justesen and Kelli Kennedy, Assistant Drum Majorettes - Traci Bloom and Ann Hough Above: Honor Jazz Band participants Laurie Lamp, Kelli Barnett, Jill Childs. and Jim Ross. Right: Marching Band 32 �COME JOIN THE FUN!!!! Band was very active this year. They had the most entries for the conference in State Small Group contest with many Solo l's (lower left). Awards night went really well for the senior class (left) . Also, eleven seniors leave the band this year and they wish the bands in the years to come good luck! (lower right) Left: WIG Honor Band Participants Lower Right : Cotton Bowl Auditio ners Below-Ensemble A received Outstanding Performance �CANDIDS 34 �.·.·..... ·- c- .- ..·-· ... :"'.' �THE LADIES OF SUMMER!! ROW 1: Jennifer Dohse, Lory Casson, Kirsten Anderson, Connie Casson, Susie Knott, Androm eda Ross, Renee Ring . ROW 2: Kari Thomas, Liz Adkins, Teresa Kerr, Leslie Casson, Carrie Potter. Jill Childs. Heather Kephart, Janet Ross. ROW 3: Coach Lois Johnson, Kelli Kennedy, Sara Justesen, Dee Gach, Angie Widick, Tricia Christensen, Sarah Wakefield , Saundra Brown, Paula Hiller, Lila Kephart, Coach Joyce Tiarks. Teresa and Tricia wait for the catcher's next move. 36 Lila gets ready to take off for third base. �Sara looks on as Dee gets ready to pitch the ball. Tricia takes a throw at first base. The 1990-91 softball team had a close and exciting season. The season was filled with hard work and lots of team effort. The highlight of the season was that they ended up Western Iowa Conference Champions with a record of 13-1 . The Eagles attended many tournaments, put forth a lot of effort, and always placed in the top half. For tournament play: in the Underwood tournament they placed 3rd out of six teams, in Western Iowa Conference they placed 3rd out of eight teams. They had the honor of playing in the Southwest Iowa Classic with some of the toughest teams in Iowa, and finished with a 2-2 record. Then they traveled to Ballard Huxley and placed 8th out of sixteen teams. At the Treynor Tournament they placed 2nd out of eight teams. In Sectionals they placed 2nd out of four teams. In Regional play, they almost returned to state again, but lost a hard fought game to OrientMacksburg . The Varsity season awards and honors went out to many people. All-Conference awards went to: 1st Team- Saundra Brown-infield, Tricia Christensen-1st base, Lila Kephart-outfield . 2nd Team- Dee Gachpitcher, Paula Hiller-catcher, Carrie Potter-infield. All Southwest lowa-Nonpareil-1 st Team-Saundra Brown-infield, Lila Kephart-utility. 2nd TeamTricia Christensen- 1st base, and Honorable Mention, Dee Gach-pitcher, Paula Hiller-catcher. Class 1A All-District went to Saundra Brown for short stop. Chosen for the West Squad AllStar game was Saundra Brown, who was also named 1991 Omaha World Herald Athlete of the Year and 199 1 Council Bluffs Nonpareil Athlete of the Year. All-State honors were given to Saundra Brown who was chosen 2nd team short stop. Lila Kephart received Elite Special Mention for outfield. Dee Gach-pitcher, Tricia Christensen- 1st base, and Paula Hiller-catcher were given Honorable Mention. The team also chose end of the season awards. Outstanding Defensive player went to Tricia Christensen. Outstanding Offensive player went to Saundra Brown . Rookie of the Year was Sara Justesen. Most Valuable Player was Lila Kephart. Paula Hiller was given the Lori Mart in Memorial Scholarship Award . The season was fun and full of excitement. Sara ta kes a break after making a great play. Dee throws another strike towards home plate. 37 �THE MEN OF SUMMER!! Above Left: Coach Curtis tells us his strategic game plan to best attack our opposing team . Above Right: Coach Plumber and Coach Curtis discuss whether or not to let Shudak pitch!?! NOT! Below Left: Judd makes the th ird out while watching his step. Right Middle: J. Casson holds his man to the bag as the pitcher winds up. Below Right: Bardsley tries to read his instruction manual as he attempts to put his shins on. 38 �Above Left: Powell makes sure he hits the bag on his way to home plate, as Jason crushes the ball to the fence. Below: The Eagles wait patiently to take the field . Hawkins, MVP; Jason Bardsley, OffenEag les baseball , which began a new an d positive program with the help of sive player of the year; Jared Powell, Defensive player of the year; and Chad former coach John Emme, was taken Brown as Rookie of the year. Conferover by the expertise of coach Lewie Curtis. The '91 season was led by 3 ence honors included Judd Hawkins seniors and a large number of under- and Jason Bardsley on First Team classmen. The Eagles finished a hard · WIG. Mark Cerny, Joe Casson, and Jared Powell were given Honorable Menfought season with a record of 5- 15. Team and individual awards included tion. The team greatly appreciates all the support of the fans and hopes to Jason Bardsley with a record 21 runs and 23 hits for the Eagle team . Judd see it in all the years to come. Left: (first row left to right) Dan Masker, Seth Grote. Jay Collins. Chad Brown, Tim Rodenburg, Cole Williams, Joel Leaders (middle row) Jared Powell, Jim Kelso, Brandon Howard, Kelly Nelson, Phil Kennedy, Jeff Whannell, Jason Rosas, Brad Graham. Jeff Shudak (back row) Coach Plumber. Joe Casson, Chris Cap, Mark Cerny, Jason Bardsley, Judd Hawkins, Kelli Barnett, Matt Brennan, Coach Curtis 39 �THE MEN OF THE GRIDIRON FRONT ROW: Robbie Widick, Dan Masker, Eric Tiarks, Jason Wil son, Jay Collins, Keith Parish, Scott Putnam , John Tiark s, Joey Bardsley ROW 2: Coach McNamara, Coach Caverzagie, Troy Leonard, Brent Louison, Seth Grote, Kelly Nelson, Brandon Howard, Curt Christensen, Brent Dohse, Greg Rodenburg ROW 3: Matt Malnack, Donn Galloway, Jason Rosas, Brent Gillett, Craig Wiggins, Dana Carman, Rue Hough, Ed Jackson, Phil Kennedy, Coach Spiegel BACK ROW: Trent Leonard, Jason Lippold, Judd Hawkins, Brad Arrowsmith, Jared Carman, Todd Leonard, Kelli Barnett, Jason Bardsley, Coach Curtis THE MEN THAT KEPT IT GOING-TOP ROW: Captain, Dana Carman; Captain, Curt Christensen; Captain, Jason Bardsley; Craig Wiggins BOTTOM ROW: Brad Arrowsmith, Rue Hough , Ed Jackson. 40 �The 1991 Eagle football team had another tough year of Western Iowa Conference. Coming off of the season with a 3-6 record. To lead the Eagles were seniors: Dana Carman , Brad Arrowsmith , Jason Bardsley, Curt Christensen, Craig Wiggins, Rue Hough, and Ed Jackson. They came out with a good start, then started to decline towards the middle, but fought back hard in the end. They have nothing to be ashamed of. It all started on a hot summer day in the weightroom and ended on a cold, dark fall night against the state runner-up A.S .T. Team captains for the Eagles were Dana Carman, Curt Christensen, and Jason Bardsley. This year Jason Bardsley and Judd Hawkins made 1st Team All Conference. Curt Christensen and Todd Leonard made 2nd Team All Conference. Dana Carman and Jay Collins made All Conference Honorable Mentions. Awards this year went to Jason Bardsley for Most Valuable Player, Judd Hawkins for Most Valuable Player (offense), Jay Collins for Most Valuable Player (defense) , Jason Lippold for Most Improved, and Todd Leonard tor the Tim Diller Offensive Lineman Award. Congratulations to everyone for a good season. TOP LEFT: The new Air Jordan. TOP RIGHT: Carman bursts through the line for that extra yard. TOP MI DDLE RIGHT: Hawkins sweeping to the outside. MI DDLE LEFT: Eagles celebrate as Yellowjackets meet the rea lity of losing. MIDDLE RIGHT: Arrowsmith wa its patiently on the sidelines. BOTIOM LEFT: Wiggins with the Heisman pose. BOTTOM RIGHT: OK guys, where's the party at tonight? 41 �'91 VOLLEYBALL, BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE Front Row: Farah Ward, Janet Ross. 2nd Row: Monica Kampma n, Stacy Syndergaard, Heather Latek , Renee Ring, Tanya French, Amy Pitt , Jennifer Dohse, Heather Kephart, Sa ra Powell. 3rd Row: Connie Casson, Kirsten An derson, Susie Knott, Lisa Ettlemen, Angie Widick. 4th Row: Coach Lois Johnson, Shawna Ca rm an, Adria Roberts, Lori Casson, Carrie Potter, Sara Justesen, Leslie Casson, LuAnn Adam s, Jamie Scoles, Asst. Coach Joyce Ti ark s. Top Row: Jill Childs, Teresa Kerr. Connie and Ang ie go up for the block. 42 We' re ready, but where' s the ball?! Carrie angles a perf ect dig. �BUMP!! SET!! SPIKE!! Lori shows how a bump should look . Carrie se ts the ball for an ace spike. Kirsten spikes the ball over the block . The 1991 volleyball season was one of experiment and improvement. With little Varsity experience on thei r side, the Eagles worked all the way to Regional Semi-finals against St. Alberts. Special Honors for this year were: Carrie Potter: Underwood All tourney team , 2nd team All Conference, and M.V.P. Kirsten Anderson : Honorable Mention All Conference, and Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year. Lory Casson : Rookie of the Year. Angie Widick: Outstanding Offensive Player of the year. The J .V . and Freshman worked hard and look promising for the future . The future looks quite bright for the Eagles with many young letterwinners returning. The bench looks on as the Eagles go for another wi n. Ca rrie wipes th e ball off the block . Ar1g1e power slams the ball over the bloc k. Angie and Connie watch Sara sprawl 101 the ball. 43 �Cross Country Mark Sutton Carroll KuemperTri-CenterHarlanShenendoahWoodbineConferenceMissouri Valley Treynor- Justin Kinney Lewis Central53rd-Var. Carroll Kuemper- ?4th-Var. Tri-Center35th-Var. Harlan60th-Var. 55th-Var. Shenendoah38th-Var. Woodbine63rd-Var. Atlantic24th-Var. ConferenceMissouri Valley- 56th-Var. Treynor10th-Var. 105th-Var. Districts- 22nd-J.V. 14th-J.V. 85th-Var. 17th-J. V. 20th-J .V. 33rd-Var. 71st-Var. 16th-Var. Left:M ark Sutton, Justin Kinney This year's Cross Country team was small in numbers but big on heart. It takes a lot of commitment and courage to go to a different school and ran with people from that school. Our team ran with different people because this is the second year in the sharing program with the Tri-Center Cross Country team. It is difficult because the runners seem to lose their identities as an Underwood runner. But the combination of Tri-Center and Underwood proved to be a success. Marty Dalton son of Coach Pat Dalton placed 16th in the State meet . Also Helena Reiber qualified for state but was not allowed to ru n because she arrived late due to car trouble. As a team throughout the season the Tri-Center-Underwood group also did well. Th ey placed 1st in the Treynor Invitational, placed 4th in the Atlantic Invitational an d they placed 6th in the District meet at Atlantic. This year proved, along with last year, that the sharing program is beneficial to both Cross Country teams. 44 �And The Winner Is Baseball Us 7 7 2 5 2 8 4 2 10 1 2 0 1 8 2 2 16 2 4 9 Malvern T.J. J.V. Griswold Tri-Center Avoha 1 Avoha 2 Treynor Audubon 1 Audubon 2 Avoha WIG Tourn T.J. Griswold Log-Mag. Tri-Center Mo-Valley 1 Mo-Valley 2 Oakland 1 Oakland 2 St. Albert Fremont Mills Them 11 3 10 4 4 9 5 6 6 5 8 9 14 11 6 10 2 4 3 10 Softball Win 0 2 2 2 1 3 3 0 2 2 1 0 1 3 0 Volleyball C.B.A.L St. Albert Griswold Oakland Logan-Mag. Tri-Center A-S-T Orient-Mac. Treynor Audubon Woodbine West Harrison Fremont Mills Mo. Valley L.C. Atlantic Ballard-Huxley Tr. Glenwood C.B.T.J. Sidney-Hamburg Carson-Mac. Loss 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 Won 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tie 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Boys Basketball Football Us 40 12 14 33 41 27 44 11 47 Them Woodbine West Harrison Oakland Treynor Tri-Center Griswold Mo. Valley Audubon A-S-T 3 15 20 0 7 0 0 16 7 Us 82 51 45 49 48 59 82 56 48 41 57 48 60 62 74 80 84 75 65 46 Malvern Tri-Center Audubon Logan-Mag. Oakland Treynor A-S-T Mo. Valley Griswold Audubon Tri-Center Audubon Oakland Treynor A-S-T Mo. Valley Carson-Mac. Griswold Schleswig A-S-T Them 69 57 57 67 45 60 83 83 51 84 52 69 67 70 71 87 72 62 64 79 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Creston Griswold Oakland Audubon Harlan Glenwood Denison St. Alberts Atlantic Mo. Valley West Harrison Shenandoah Walnut Tri-Center A-S-T Treynor Carroll Kuemper Abe Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Lewis Central Essex Malvern Loss 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 Girls Basketball Us 44 30 43 15 33 19 32 37 37 42 36 46 43 53 28 46 38 53 51 Malvern Tri-Center Audubon Logan-Mag. Oakland A-S-T Treynor Mo. Valley Griswold A-S-T Tri-Center Audubon Oakland A-S-T Treynor Mo. Valley Griswold Carson-Mac Logan-Ma . Them 72 84 71 73 64 86 98 70 79 108 78 82 67 132 86 81 69 81 80 Wrestling Us 23 45 28,33 21 31 35 36 25 46 9 28 35 .. o GMO Fremont Mills Hamburg Logan-Mag. Woodbine Treynor Sidney Griswold West Harrison Elk Horn-Kim. Mo. Valley Tri-Center A-S-T annda Tourn. Bc.ys rown Tourn. Coon Rapids Tourn. ,,,fney Tourn. I J3 Grove Tourn. IC Tourn . lflCIS te Them 45 12 26,21 38 39 26 40 48 . 24 12 38 32 27 2nd 6th 2nd 3rd 41h 2nd 4th 2nd 8th Boys Track Meet Jerome Howe Relays Eagle Invitational Bob Evans Relays T-C Invitational Tiger Relays W.l.C. Panl her Invitational Bulldog Relays Girls Track Results 7 out of 15 5 out of 9 4 out of 8 1st 2 out of 6 7 out of 8 4 out of 9 6 out of 16 Meet Griswold Underwood Tri-Center Hamburg Tre ynor W.1.C. Essex Districts Results 5 out of 6 4 out of 5 4 out of 8 5 out of 9 8 out of 10 7 out of 8 7 out of 10 18 out of 22 �Right: As Heathe.r goes up for a shot, she is sure to get the advantage. Teammate Angie W. is also shown. Below: Kirsten blocks out one of the opponents and gets ready for a rebound . Girls Basketball Underclassmen Excel With a young , inexperienced team , the Eagles look for a bri ght future. The 1991-92 girls basketball only one upper classman on the team was full of hope all year long . team , the freshmen and sophoEven though they didn't win a game, mores came out and showed what they never gave up, and never they were made of. Two starters, stopped worki ng . " The girls have guard Connie Casson, and forward lost their share of games," said Lory Casson, both agreed that thi s Head Coach Mr. McNamara. He season was a year of rebuilding , and also added, " next year and the year that next year will be a season to after will be the years to win ." As put that to our advantage and win . the only upper classman on the When asked for a quote from Kirteam, Ang ie sai d that next year wi ll sten Anderson , she replied, " I just prove to be very promising. With the hope we get new white uniforms." 46 Connie Casson an d Jill Childs blo< out their opponents. �''The girls improved throughout the whole season." Varsity Girls Basketball: Front Row: Sarah P., Lory C. , Adria R., Jill C., Heather K., Susie K.: Second Row: Assistant Coach Ms. Olberding, Kirsten A., LuAnn A., Angie W., Connie C., Lisa E., Coach Mr. McNamara, and not pictured Carla W. Top right : Carla stops and takes time off to support the rest of the team. Left. Susie watc hes as Lory goes in for a shot Bottom nght : Lory watches for the right time for a rebound. 47 �BASKETBALL TOP: Varsity squad, Middle left: Brent and Brad " D" it up Middle right: The fab five , Bottom left: Who's that ?, Bottom right: Judd directs Mr. Dannen in the National Anthem . 48 �MORE BASKETBALL Dale Martin began his second coaching season with high hopes with four seniors returning, joined by fi ne underclassmen. The Eagles assured an exciting season with many down to the wire games. Mr. Martin taught the team discipline and patience throughout the year. The season started at Malvern where the weather was cold, but the Eagle shooting wa s not. The Eagles then had high hopes for the rest of the season. The Eagles fell short of their very high expectations due to the very tough WIG. The Eagle team awards included: Brent Dohse, Most Improved; Judd Hawkins, Free throw award; Brad Arrowsmith , MVP. Judd also received 1st team All Conference and Honorable Mention SWI. Rue and Brad received Honorable Mention All Conference. Very Top: JV Squad Top to the left: Rue back on defense Just Above: Brent showing his good side. Left: Brad and Donn ready to .go on offense. 49 �The Super 8 Above: Vern with the turn. Above Right : Wiggz celebrating another pin while his opponent sobs on the mat. Above: The "Spitted Up" coaching duo. Above Rig ht: Bardsley looking calm knowi ng it' s only Andy Fahrenkrog. Below Middle: Jay doing what he does best. Below Right: Chad masters in the art of ea ting. 50 �Team Picture Back(Left to Right): Coach Curtis, Dean Leaders, Jason Bardsley, Chad Ryan, Coach Hough Front(Left to Right): Jay Collins, Joel Leaders, Cole Williams, Tim Rodenburg (Not Pictured) Craig Wiggins The 199 1-92 Eagle wrestling team once again proved that you don't need a big team to be successful. The " Super 8," c oached by Lewis Curtis and Kevin Hough, placed in the top half of every tournament, posted an 8-6 dual record and fin ished in the top ten at the state tournament (8th) . The team captains were Chad Ryan, Dean Leaders, Jason Bardsley, and Craig Wiggins. State qualifiers this year were Jay Collins, Chad Ryan, Dean Leaders, and Jason Bardsley. Individually, Jay Collins received the Most Improved Wrestler, Jason Bardsley received the Outstanding Wrestler of the Year award, and Craig Wiggins received the Old Shoe Award. State 1992 - "-:;,., Above Ab ove Above Below: Left : Vern a riding 'em tough Middle: Jay goes for another ecscape Righ t: Chad with a big pin Bards picks up 2 big win to assure a place 51 �GIRLS TRACK Back Row: Coach Minssen, Andromeda Ross, Melisia Ka iser, Connie Casson, Karen Hedagaard, Sara Justesen, Leslie Casson Middle Row: Carrie Potter, Lory Casson, Carla Wigg ins, Heather Kephart, Janet Ross, Chris Tamms Bottom Row: Farah Ward, Heather Lat ek , Sara Powell, Jill Childs. Ann Hough, Heather Dollen The 1992 Underwood Girls Track Team was a young one this year, but did a great job and had alot of fun . Carla Wiggins broke the school record in the 400 meter dash at the Western Iowa Conference meet with a time of 63.4 7. The sprint medley team of Jill, Karen, Melisia, and Carla qualifiE:d for the state track meet . They came out of it with an eleventh place finish . Top Left: Hea ther throws the shot. Bott om Left: Ann strides for glory. Top Right: Janet fini shes yet anoth er 400 meter hurdles. Bottom Right: New Kids On The Block. 52 �Top Left: Con nie with the determined look (not the stork)!! Top Center: Jill is off to a good start. Top Right: Melisia runs a tough leg in the Sprint Medley. Middle Left: Carla wins by a nose! Middle Center: Janet leaps for joy. Middle Right: Connie hands off to Lory. Bottom Left: Sara hurdles her way to the top. Bottom Righ t: Heather to her mark. 53 �BURNIN' BIRDS Above: "You take it" Above right: " What, we have to run? " Below: Curt ends with a burst of speed. Below right: Here comes Todd .· The Eagle track team was probably the biggest team we've had in a long time. With the large num bers and the good work ethics of all the runners, Coach Ray Spiegel was in heaven . The Eagles set many tough goals at the beg inning of the year. They reached many of these goals and came very close to others. One of the goals was to win a track meet and the Eagles went out and did.just that. The Eagles won the Tri-Center Invitational in a very dramatic fashion, having to place no less than second in the final race of the evening. That was the first track meet an Underwood team had won si nce 198 which was also the Tri-Center Invitational. Although the Eagles did not send anyone to State, the Eagles still viewed the year as a success. The Eagl es fi nished 111 the top half of all their meets except for two which was also a goal. Coach Ray Spiegel was quoted as saying, "I'd like to thank everyone for their great work ethics and the work of ever individual was greatly appreciated. The Eagles will probably have a strong unit next year. They' re only losing five senior The track team this year was like a big family full of challenges, disappointments and emotional highs." 54 �Front Row Left: Justin Kinney, Seth Grote, Keith Parish, Jay Collins, Chad Brown, Kelly Nel~on . Second Row: Jason Rosas, Brent Louison, John Tiarks, Phil Kennedy, Matt Malnack, Eric Tiarks. Third Row: Jeremy Boeck, Brandon Howard, Adam Justesen, Mike Hedegaard, Jeff Hall, Danny Masker Fourth Row: Robbie Widick, Judd Hawkins, Todd Leonard, Trent Leonard, Kelli Barnett, Mark Sutton Back Row: Coach Ray Spiegel, Chris Richards, Mike McCoy, Jason Bardsley, Curt Christensen, Rue Hough Far left: Jason closes in. Left: Adam hands off to Curt. Bottom left: Rue h~a d i n g home. Bottom middle: .;·he three stooges. Below: Uoooooohr!" 55 �CHEERLEADING '9 1-'92 Varsity Football: Nikki Bach, Jane Joens, Robin Burke, Mandi McManigal , Jami Strum , and A nn Hough . J.V. Basketball: Sonya Shaver, Jill Block, Shawna Carman, Jeanna Howa rd, Traci Bloom, Shannon McM anigal. J.V. Foot ball : Eri ka Martin , Chris Tamm s, Jill Block, Shannon McManigal, Jeanna Howard. 56 �Varsity Wrestling: Kelli Kennedy, Amy Pitt, Lori Malnack, Leslie Casson, Ann Hough. Varsity Basket ball: Man di McManigal, Jane Joens, Jami Strum, Chris Tamms, Teresa Kerr, Nikki Bach. 57 �Drill Team It started on the fourth day of school. Eleven girls gathered in the middle school cafeteria not knowing what to expect . They started with a routine that was for state contest during the first week in December. They took "Pump Up The Jam" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy'' and earned division II ratings on both. The team spent the rest of the season entertaining at basketball games and wrestling meets. The highlight of the season was the light routine to "Looney Tunes" for the first time. The last one performed was a joint effort with the cheerleaders that was a big success and they hope it will be a new tradition . Far Top: Heather, Hea th er, and Tina, " Pumping up the Jam." Above: The cheerleaders and Drill team show thei r smiling faces for the last performance. 58 Left : Front Row- Bett y RiP . Lisa Zook, Tina Collins Mtd die Row- Hea th er Leader s A my Gearh art , Angie Min ear, Back Row- Hea the1 Dollen, Wend y Pearrow. Melisia Ka iser. and Jeannie Wi lson Far Top: Amy Gea1 hart showing "her stuff " at half-tim e boys basketball game. Above: Heath er Doi len " jamming" and Tin::i Collin s a little behind. ��92' SHINING THROUGH 60 �Thirteen years of books and pencils, teachers and classmates, sports and activities, we've finally survived together. We've lost a few and gained a few. Our class of thirty-seven, twenty-one of which have been here since kindergarten and lasted the whole way through . Welcoming new friends and saying good-bye to old . We've made many memories, some we may forget, but most will hold true with the class of ' 92. Karen Cohrs Kayla Cohrs Stacy Adamson Bradley Arrows mith Jason Bardsley Nicki Belt Tina Collins Melinda Deal Brent Dohse Adrian Block Dana Carman Cullen Chollett Curt Christensen John Ehrens Dee Gach Amy Gearhart 61 �BEST HAIR-Lori Malnack Jared Powell BEST CAR-Nicole Howell Cullen Chollett BEST LAUGH-Nicki Belt Trent Wolford BEST SMILE-Jeannie Wilson Brad Arrowsmith BEST EYES-Laurie Lamp Curt Christensen 62 MOST FLIRTATIOUS- Tina Collins Dana Carman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED- Kelli Kennedy Mark Rollins BEST FIGURE- Melinda Deal Mark Rollins FRIENDLIEST- Sarah Wakefield Rue Hough SHYEST- Kayl a Cohrs Arion Jensen �Jimmie Hobbs Rue Hough Nicole Howell Eddy Jackson Jared Powell Chris Richards Mark Rollins Arion Jensen Sara Justensen Kelli Kennedy Laurie Lamp Jason Slack Sarah Wakefield Jami Waldmann Heather Leaders Lori Malnack Mike McCoy Carrie Potter Craig Wiggins Jeannie Wilson Trent Wolford CLASS CLOWN- Melinda Deal Cullen Chollett MOST ATHLETIC- Sara Justensen Jason Bardsley EST DR ESS ED- Carrie Potter Craig Wiggins OST OUTGOING- Heather Leaders Brent Dohse IRS T TO MARRY- Stacy Adamson Ed Jackson WORST CAR- Amy Gearhart Mike McCoy MOST ARTISTIC- Dee Gach Jason Slack LEAST CHANGED- Nicki Belt John Ehrens MOST CHANGED- Jami Waldmann Arion Jensen MOST MUSICAL- Lori Malnack Jim Hobbs MOST STUDIOUS- Karen Cohrs Ad rian Block 63 �WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER DUR YEFIRR TOGETHERI REMEMBER . . . In third grade when we practiced our aim at our slightly overweight substitutes re arend. In third grade when Heather urinated on the teeter-totter. Trent's first girl/boy party. Kissyfur. Hangin' out at Midlands Mall. Fourth of July when we started the Junior High grass on fire. Bardsley running into the pole and breaking his nose. . George Cowin, Lynn Jacobs, Shane Hyvely, Tess Ashbalt, Jenny Frederickson , Kel li Smith, Robby Bloomer, Josh Bracker, Mary Agnew, Sean Henry, and Jason "the stu d" Story. Skateboarding. Doing sprints with Gumby. Rue Hough's dad found Mike McCoy and Glen Donnelly smoking. Wallin started the choir over at 8th Grade Promotion. We were the last class to graduate from the Junior High. Gumby started the old people's home on fire. Playing car tag. Rue taking the law into his own hands. Rue' s Jesse Jackson mask. Great nights at the drive-in. The ''Derby' ' . Haunted Housing. The Krauts. Brad 's mom caught us ditch digging. Rue got caught in the cornfield. Crescent park. Best prom decorations ever in 1991. Laurie Lamp falling into the bumper boat pool at afterprom . Dana's basement. Fourth of July at Lori ' s. Ke lli 's toilet. Ravlin's pond. 64 �Jared Brad �Sara Jay To Dee Gee, the only best friend I have ever had: WE'VE MADE IT!!! How can we ever forget all of the great times and all of the good experiences we 've been through?! We'll always remember our 5th hour computer analyzing sessions, State Softball with disco lights and pop can towers, the honing pones, secret codes, and last, but not least, our wonderful learning experience with Pablo and Pedro, bird lice and all!! So, remember Chicken Bones, don't get caught " pecking" at the wrong ground. HA! HA! Frien ds Forever, Bud. Sara Jay 66 Dee Gee To my best friend , Sara Jay: I don 't think I could have survived high school without youl I am so lucky to have a best frien d like you. You are always here for me to analyze the BOTM problems, to laugh with me, to cry with me, and of course, to entertain the softball team with me: no matter what I know that we can always count on each other! When things are looking bad, just think of ice skating, my ditch, the dream date, and Erski-derr! (that'll pull you through) I know our friendship will last FOREVER! Thanks for everything! Dee Gee �Jason B. Bob R u e �-~~ KELLI KENNEDY c p A R R I 0 T T E E R , r ... 68 1 �TRENT ''WUPPY" WOLFORD SPANKY Class Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Choir 3 NHS 1,2,3,4 Play 1,2,3,4 Speech 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Manager 1,2 Baseball 1 German Club 1,2 Art Club 1,2,3,4 �It's So Hard to Say Good-bye to Yesterday JAMI w A L D M A N N 70 �1 9 9 2 SARAH Jean nie, You're the best friend I could ever ask for! Thanks for all the great ti mes. Love, Heather �John Ehrens Not Good-bye You stand in no one's shadow; You fill no other's shoes. The path in life that you follow is only the one you choose! You are ready for your future; Go ahead, go out, and meet it! And wher:i you run into a problem, find your courage, get tough, and beat it! Face the world with your strength; In each day find a little sun. Get up each morning ready to go. "Look out, world, here I come!" Don't forget to love and laugh And smile and sing and dream. And when, in life, you reach for the stars, Go ahead and grab a moonbeam. Now that you are going, Don't you tell me good-bye. Just give me a nod and a wink And spread your wings and fly! For my seniors, 1992 With love, Julie Larsen 72 �A Day in the Life . . . If you don't have "'arly choir or band Don't sleep too late, first hour's at hand. We all know we're in trouble and better hurry, When the tardy bell rings at 8:30. "Good Morning, today's announcements" is McKee's cry. As she tries to pronounce mandarin fruit in only one try. Then it's off to Pattee's class where we are drilled on X and Y, When we finally get out, our poor brains are fried! "Come on people, please. Do what is expected of you! Show a little self-discipline, and it will get you through!" The aroma of onion rings is in the hall, Along with the sound of Pickard's pager call. At 11 :52 we hurry and run to the lunch line, Struggling to be first, though the food's not that fine. Our Senior English research papers were all so very grotesqueHey! Who's complaining? The were copied straight from the text. The sixth hour Senior English class whoops and cries, Which brings tears to Mrs. Larsen's beautiful eyes. When asked about retirement, Mr. Olsen says, "It's TIME" He won't have to put up with us and that will be fine. We know the day is over at 3: 25 When we get out of Benzing's class lucky to be alive. Will we ever miss our halls of blue? We say we won't even though it's true - can we get you a clue? -From the shining class of '92! 73 �The Graduating Class of 1992 I I Top left - The final gathering of the Class of 1992. Top right - Cullen meets and escorts Tina. Middle left - Trent leaves yet another message to the world . Right - Arion and Carrie are looking for a p lace t o sit. Middle - Melinda addresses one of the Senior poems. 74 "Our years together have been more than grand. The last walk we take, m y take hand in hand.' ' �Left - The Seniors perform their last song with the choir. Middle far left Dana and Dee are in awe as they have received their diplomas . . . signed. Middle left - Cullen, Brent, and Lauren go up to receive their diplomas, while Ann gives out the roses. Middle bottom - Cullen looks around and asks where in the world he's supposed to go. Bottom left - Lori shakes hands with Mr. Dannen before receiving her diploma. Bottom middle - Lauren goes up to receive her Iowa State Scholars award. Bottom right - Kelli shows off her beautifully colored cap. �1977 Misty Dawn Tamayo You left me all alo e In a world full of Wonders. In a world full of Fears. Not knowing what o Do. When I think of yo After being togeth for all those years. Your absence sho ...... . -.. in my tears. But one day far away I will be with you once more. So please wait for at heaven' s d 1992 ��Adkins, Melissa Baumfalk, Dan Bloom, Traci Brittain, Corey Carlile, Amy Carman, Jared Casson, Leslie Eggers. Joanna J Hawkins, Judd Hedegaard, Karen u N I 0 R Galloway, Donn Hough, Ann Howard, Brandon Jensen, Eric Joens, Jane Johnson . Andy Justesen. Kurt Kennedy, Phillip Kerr, Teresa Klaudt, Leah 78 �Leaders, Dean Leonard, Todd Lippold, Jason Mander, Jennifer Moore, Marty Nelson, Kelly Pearrow, Wendy Pitt, Amy Rief, Betty c Ross, Jim L A Schnackenberg, Sarah s s Ryan, Chad ,...~ -· ·-.~./" Shudak, Jeff ~ - ii ' ., . •I Seidler, Keith Shaver, Sonya I Stoner, Jeff Waldron. Tim Whannell, Jeff Widick, Angie Zook, Melissa Not Pictured: DeYoung, Robert Norton, Melissa Thompson. Jessica 79 �Anderson, Kirsten Bach, Nikki Barnett, Kelli Blackburn, Kristina Blair, Mark Brown, Chad Burke, Robin Casson, Constance Childs, Jill Collins, Jay DeWolf, Chris SOPHOMORE Dohse, Jennifer Dollen, Heather Driver, Heather Eggers, Jennifer Ettleman, Lisa French, Tanya Gillett, Brent Goodman, Carrie Graham, Bra d Grote, Seth Hollesen, Wyatt Isenhour, Amy Justesen, Adam 80 �Kaiser, Melisia Kampman , Monica Knott, Susan Latek, Heather Leonard, Trent Louison, Brent Malnack, Matthew McManigal, Mandi Minear, Angela Ring, Renee Rodenburg , Tim CLASS Ross, And romeda Simmons, Robert Strum, Jami Sutton, Mark Tamms, Christina Thomas, Kari Tribble, Tennille Widick, Robert Wigg ins, Carla Wi lliams. Cole Wi lson. Danielle Wilson, Jason Wood. Lori 81 �Adams, LuAnn Blackburn, Suzanne Block, Jill Burhenne, Jason Carman, Shawna Casson, Lory Christenson , Brad Donnelly, James Hall, Jeffrey / Hedegaard, Michael Henry, Sonny Howard, Jeanna Kephart, Heather Kinney, Justin . Klaudt , Sara h Leaders, Joel The Future Does anyone know exactly what the futu re will bring ? Will you be a millionaire or a popular king ? What exactly does the future hold for the people of today? Will it split up the best of friends and send them on their merrry way? What will become of the class of "95"? Will it keep us together and happy or end a friend 's life? I' m sure no one knows the path they will take And no one' s positive if it's the right decision they make. For now, I guess I'll have to wait and see Never know, the future will probably be great for you and me. -Misty Tamayo 82 Marti n, Erika Masker, Danny Mc Manigal, Shannon Murphy, Paul " •.~ •. tt �Parish, Keith Powell, Sara Putnam. Scott Rasmussen. Joe Robertson, Adria Rosas, Jason FRESHMAN Ross, Janet Schmielau , John Scoles, Jamie Sherbondy, John Syndergaard, Stacy CLASS Tamayo, Misty Tiarks. Eric Tiarks, John Ward. Farah Whitson. Paul Zych, Joe Not Pictured: Boeck Jeremy 83 �ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Hollinger Superintendent Mr. Dannen Principal Mrs. McKee H.S. Secretary Mrs. Geise Porn Pon Sponsor M.S. Secretary Mrs. Tiarks A.O. Elem. P.E. Asst. VB Head Softball Mr. Gambs Curriculum Director Mrs. Montang H.S. Guidance Counselor Diane Powell, Denny Bardsley, Cindy Hollinger, Sandy Hough, Nancy Bleth, Shelly Schroeder F A c u 84 L T y Mr. Benzing Social Studies Jr. Class Sponsor Student Council Rep. Ms. Olberding English I & II Asst. Girls BB Soph. Sponsor Mr. Christensen Industrial Arts Fresh. Sponsor Mr. Donahoe Science Algebra I Sr. Class Spon sor Ms. Elbert Spanish Publications Girls' Traci< �Ms. Hartsock H.S. Librarian Library Club Spring Play Director Mr. Olsen Business Typing Mr. Spiegel H.S. P.E., MS BBB Health, Biology HSFB Asst. Coach HSB Tr{ick Mrs. Larsen English, Speech Drama Speech Sponsor Mr. Pattee Math N.H.S. Sponsor Mr. Pickard Vocational Agriculture FFA Sponsor Mr. Montgomery M.S. Inst. Music H.S. Inst. Music Mr. Martin Social Studies HSBB & MSFB Coach Mrs. Magill Resource Mrs. Plummer Art Mrs. Wallin M.S. Vocal Music H.S. Vocal Music Swing Choir Mrs. Rempe Art Mrs. Knott Resource Ms. Bergsten Business Pre-Algebra/Gen. Math Cheerleading Asst. Soph. Advisor Mrs. Ruggles Home Economics FHA / Peers Sponsor Mrs. Koenig M.S. Library M.S. Secretary 85 �No Photo Ava ilable Mr. Caverzagie 7th & 8th Grade PE 7th & 8th Grade Health MSFB, MSB Track Coach Mrs. Lyons K-6th Grade Art Mrs. Grote Explor. Music Mr. McNamara M.S. Social Studies HSGBB, HSFB Coach Mrs. Handbury M.S. English Mrs. Minssen M.S. Math 6th Grade PE 6th Grade Health M.S. Student Council Rep. MSGBB, HSG Track Coach Ms. Jensen M.S. Resource Mr. Plummer 6th Grade Science 6th Grade English HSBBB, HS Baseball Asst Coach Ms. Kurt h M.S . Scie nce Explor. Home Ee. TAG Spon. Mrs. Ross Explor. Computers Right- Cooks with Pride. Ruthanne Hutt, Marlene Collins, Janet Leaders, Doris Baumfalk, Joyce Nelson Below- Thanks to the custodians who keep our school looking good. M.S. Custodian: Earl Calhoon H.S. Custodians (not pictured) : Frieda Calhoon & Ron Reed 86 BUS DRIVERS 1. Hazel Hough 2. Yvon ne Goldapp 4. Tom Walker & David Barnett 5. Leonard Rasmussen 7. Rose Gibbs 10. Duane Benson 12. Maxine Schultz 15. Herb Grote 16. Phylis Klaudt 17. Junior Goldapp & Subs: Debbie Olofson & LaDonna Parish 18. Bill Barnett & Sub: Vern Dollen ��EIGHTH GRADE Anderson, Chad Arrowsmith, Amy Bach, Jaimi Barnett, Shawna Blackburn, Karieann Carlile, Dean Christensen, Rashelle Clausen, Loree J. Constant, Katherine Durick, Daniel Grote, Lindsey Hiller, Christopher Isenhour, Jeff Kingery, Ryan Konz, Melody Larson, Trent Leaders, Mitchell Leonard, Tara Leythan, Marisa Louison, Brian McDanel, Jeffrey Mcintosh, Jamie Merdinger, Kari Miller, Chad Newton, Johnathan Pace, Krissie Pierson, Nicole Richard, Katy Ruck man, Shane Schmidt, Melissa Shudak, Benjamin Simons, Lea Storjohann, Sarah Strum, Keri Summers, Chris Thomas, Teddy 88 �CLASS OF 1996 Tribble. Tara Wert s, Daniel Whannell, Mark Wood. Jolene Not Pictured: Lemmer, Carrie Tiarks, Matthew Wenninghotf, Julie Mrs. Handbury poses for a picture, as the eighth graders are hard at work • tr.h Leaders and Chris Summers try to prove ' s that they are learning. 89 �SEVENTH GRADE Adair, Doug Andersen, Jessica Bardsley, Andrew Benedict, Lee Bergantzel, Casey Bixler, Jessica Blackburn, Matthew Bleth, Mary Bouvier, Scott Chollett, Christina Christiansen, Jeremy DiCenzo, Jennifer Donnelly, Angela Evans, Joshua Goodman, Amanda Hazen, Mark Justesen , Matthew Kelso, Amy I Kreeger, Jennifer Lashier, Molly Lewis, Danielle Maassen, Dan Mander, Brian Minear, Cassidy Minear, Jolene Morgan, Sarah Niemann, Sarah Rowe, Michelle Schmielau, Jeremy Scoles, Brad Sherbondy, Alyssum Storjohann , Daniel Sutton, Daniel Syndergaard, Joel Thomas, Tonya Tiarks, Laci 90 ' �CLASS OF 1997 Not Pictured: House, Doug Morrison, Jenni Rule, Adam Poindexter, Ami Williams, Kate .... Are these seventh graders really learning? Some look on in mass confusion and some look like their really interested. Are you guys really in that big of a hurry to get to your nex t class? 91 �SIXTH GRADE Arrowsmith, Amanda Bixler, Emily Blackburn, James Block, Stephanie Bracker, James Brokman, Steven '. Burhenne, Brian Cary, Brendan Casson, Lonni Chizek, Lisa Christensen, Jason Cox, Joel 'I Durick, Leanne Fischer, Jason Flanagan, Bo Erica Foley, Zachary Hartwell, Seth Herrill, Leland Hollinger, Sarah Huneke, Erin Jenson, Jacob Johnson, Tiffany Justesen, Kari Kaiser, Melaine Koch, Jeremy Leick, Andrew Malnack, Lucas Mann, Owen Morgan, John Mueler, Brian Nelson, Christopher Nielson, Garrett Olsen, Amanda Peters, Justin Pierson, Kim Rodenburg, Greg 92 �CLASS OF 1998 Ross. Kevi n Rupiper. Jessica Shudak, Jill Simons. Brent Storjohann. Andrew Taylor, Trisha Terry, Jessica Thomas. Chad Thomas, Misty Trede, Kathie True, Jacquelyn Wakefield, Emily Waldmann. Sandi Welsh. Andrew Wilson. Justin Witthauer, Ad am Young. Rya n Not Pic tured: Boeck, James Graalfs, Justin Top: Are you guys diligently learning or staring at the camera? Left: Do you suppose they like getting their pictures taken ? 93 �BAND 7th and 8th Grade Band 6th Grade Band 94 �CHOIR 7th and 8th Grade Choir 6th Grade Choir 95 �MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL The Middle School football season went well tor the team . With the whole team pulling together as one. Coach Martin and Coach Caverzagie were pleased with the young Eagle football team this season. They did th e best they cou ld with the few people that they had . The team , as pictured above, consisted of Ben Shudak, Dan Durick, Dan Wertz, Dean Carlile, Brian Louison, Chris Summers, Chad Miller, Jeff !sen.hour, Matt Blackburn, Doug Adair, Dan Sutton, Josh Evans, Jeremy Schmielau , Lee Bouvier, Doug House, Coach Caverzagi e, Jeremy Christiansen, Andy Bardsley, Brian Mander, Cass Minear, Mark Hazen, Joel Syndegaard, Matt Justesen, and Coach Martin. 96 j �Volleyball Row One: Kari Strum, Leah Simons, Shelley Christensen, Melody Konz, Krissie Pace. Row Two: Kathy Constant, Amy Arrowsmith, Loree Clausen, Shawna Barnett, Sarah Storjohann, Coach Rongish, Melissa Schmidt, Lindsey Grote, Tara Leonard, Katy Richard, Marisa Leytham. Row One: Chrissy Chollett, Mary Bleth, Amanda Goodman, Alyssum Sherbondy, Jennifer DiCenzo, Amy Kelso. Row Two: Sarah Morgan, Jolene Minear, Michelle Rowe, Laci Tiarks, Molly Lashier. Row Three: Sarah Nieman, Angela Donnelly, Jessica Anderson, Danielle Lewis. Amanda Goodman serves the ball. Ms. Rongish gives the girls a pep talk. Jolene Minear is ready to back up Molly Lashier. 97 �Middle School Winter Sports 7th Grade Boys Basketball 8th Grade Boys Basketball FRONT ROW: Brian Louison, John Newton , Brian Mander, Cassidy Minear, Mark Hazen, Joel Syndergaard BACK ROW: Mark Whannel, Dan Sutton, Josh Evans, Dan Storjohann, Doug House, Andy Bardsley FRONT ROW: DAN SUTTON, CHRIS HILLER, JOSH EVANS, CASSIDY MINEAR, ANDY BARDSLEY BACK ROW: DAN DURICK, DEAN CARLILE, DAN WERTS, BEN SHUDAK 7th Grade Girls Basketball 8th Grade Girls Basketball FRONT ROW: MOLLY LASHIER, SARAH MORGAN, MARY BLETH , NICOLE PIERSON, LACI TIARKS, JENNY DICENZO BACK ROW: MICHELLE ROWE, JESSICA ANDERSEN, SARAH STORJOHAN N, SARAH NIEMAN, AM Y ARROWSMITH FRONT ROW: SHELLY CHRISTENSEN, LOREE CLAU SEN , SHAWNA BARN ETT, KATHY CONSTANT BACK ROW: TARA LEONARD, MARISS A LEYTHAM , KRISSIE PACE, LEA SIM ONS, LINDSEY GROTE The seventh grade boys basketball team finished with a 2-6 record. The eighth grade finished with a 0-8 record . The seventh grade girls basketball team finished with a 3-6 record. The eighth grade finished with a 1-8 record. The wrestling team finished with a 3-3 record, and in addition wrestled three double- duals with Logan-Magnolia and Oakland, TriCenter and Glenwood, and St. Alberts and Woodrow Wilson. 98 7th I 8th Grade Wrestling FRONT ROW: CHAD MI LLE CHRIS HILLER, ANDY BARDS LEY, MARK HAZEN BACK ROW DAN SUTTON, DAN DURICk. RYAN KINGERY, JEREMY CHRIS TAN SEN �0'-----7T_H_B_o_Y_s_B_A_s_K_E_TB_A_L_L_ _, OPPONENT us THEM AUDUBON OAKLAND A/ST GRISWOLD TRI-CENTER WOODROW WILSON MO. VALLEY LOGAN TREYNOR 29 22 17 23 62 13 28 41 OPPONENT AUDUBON OAKLAND A / ST GRISWOLD TRI-CENTER WOODROW WILSON MO. VALLEY 9 36 16 30 46 25 24 30 CANCELLED LO~AN TREYNOR 8TH GIRLS BASKETBALL ?TH GIRLS BASKETBALL 0 0 OPPONENT OAKLAND AUDUBON LOGAN-MAGNOLIA A/ST GRISWOLD TRI-CENTER MO. VALLEY MO. VALLEY TREYNOR 29 22 21 13 30 29 37 10 CANCELLED THEM us OPPONENT 45 57 27 37 50 30 39 48 51 22 54 28 29 39 45 42 32 49 OAKLAND AUDUBON LOGAN-MAGNOLIA A/ST GRISWOLD TRI-CENTER MO. VALLEY MO. VALLEY TREYNOR TH EM us 45 50 40 48 46 27 26 28 45 22 35 28 37 10 23 39 17 37 [J.___ 7_T_H_&_8_TH_w_R _E_s_T_L_ 1N_G_ __, NAME GRADE ANDY BARDSLEY JOEL SYNDERGAARD DAN SUTTON JEREMY CHRIST ANS EN MARK HAZEN DOUG ADAIR CHRIS HILLER CHAD MILLER RYAN KINGERY DAN DURICK 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 WEIGHT RECORD 90 97 100 105 115 125 92 96 115 115 9-6 2-8-1 6-7 10-3- 1 8-5- 1 0-3 4-9 5-8 12-3 10-5 99 �JH TRACK The 1991-92 Junior High Girls' had a successful season, breaking four school records. -Tara Leonard threw the discus 76' 1". -Lea Simons jumped 15'5 114'' in the long jump -Lea Simons broke the 200m dash record, running 28.31 . -The 4 x 100 Relay Team of M.Rowe, S. Christensen, S. Niemann, and L. Simons ran a time of 57.53. Meet results were as follows: Kirn Invite 7th Treynor Invite 3rd Tri-Center Invite 4th Eagle Invite 3rd WIC Meet 4th Girls-Back Row, left to right: Keri Strum, Lea Simons, Michelle Rowe, Jolene Minear, Tara Leonard, Molly Lashier, Jennifer Kreeger. Laci Tiarks, Chrissy Chollett, Danielle Lewis, Mary Bleth, Amy Kelso, Sarah Niemann, Sarah Morgan. Loree Clausen, Shawna Barnett, Melissa Schmidt, Shelly Christensen, Alyssum Sherbondy, Tiffani Nielson, Jessica Anderson. Boys-Front Row, left to right: Cass Minear, Mark Hazen, Matt Justesen, Dan Sutton, Andy Bardsley Andrew Storjohann, Doug Adair, Ben Shudak, Chris Hiller, Chris Summers Johnathon Newton, Jeremy Christensen, Jeff Eisenhower, Dean Carlisle, Ryan Kingery. The Junior Boys also had a rewarding season with one broken record, Dean Carlisle threw the shot 42' 1 114' '. Meet results were as follows: Treynor Invite 3rd Tri-Center Invite 5th Eagle Invite 4th WIC Meet 7th ' r Lea Simons walking on air!?! 100 Andrew Storjohann soari ng high! �MIDDLE SCHOOL CABINET 6th GRADE Jackie True, Jill Shudak, Joel Cox, Chris Nelsen 7th GRADE Brian Mander, Molly Lashier, Jessica Andersen, Dan Sutton 8th GRADE Ta ra Leonard , Jai mi Bach, Mitch Leaders Dan Werts ' 101 �MIDDLE SCHOOL CANDIDS Anything good? Oh no, lunch Back off!! What you look'in at? We're outa here, man! Jared Powell as T -3. 102 �...... ..... ;·: ·:;:,, ...... .. .. .--:.•;j. . ..,. .. . ·:i.·~·: -~.-· --.::.,.," .:· ... ':::,~·--· .. �yr..AJU\OO'.K. BOOSTERS Ray Hicks Insurance, 1317 N. 16th Street, Council Bluffs, 322-5889 Kut Rite Styling, 146 W. Broadway, Counc11 Bluffs, 322-96 72 Art Plus, 208 r1a11 of the Bluffs , Council Bluffs, 322-5 102 Triple L Transmission & Automotive, 1511 Avenue L, Council Bluffs, 328- 7113 Special t~1anks to the Neola Gazatte for the use of their negatives. 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To think only of the best, to.work only for the best and to expect only the best To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the Improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. 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Council Bluffs, Iowa 5 1501 712 - 323 -3 33 9 �IF YOU'RE INM DOPE, YOU MIGHT AS WELL SMOKE THIS. SOUT f',mnn lup Ji r o l 1rwg fr ~ i<JWa 113 �Jack Hanson Photography Moll of the Bluffs Council Bluffs, Iowa s I 503 Phone: 712-325-1972 Phil 's Cafe Fr iday Night Speci al (serue s lunch & di nner) 302 Front Street Neola, I OLUa 5 1559 Phone: 485-940 6 Brunswick Dalley Uiew Lanes 1900 madison Auenue Council Bluffs, Iowa 51503 (712) 328-2374 326-2377 DON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 2025 WEST 9 R O A O WAY COUNC ii.. 91..U FFS. IOWA ) 114 TOWING �Closing Candids Congratulations to the Class of 1992 and good luck to all the undercla men! 115 �With the new school gear stortlng In nugust of 1991 we saw three new faces of authority at we walked down the halls of th e Mlddle School nnd High School. ftt the mlddle school we snw Mr. ccuJerzagle reforming the kids Into good students. In the old Duehch room wes Miss Elbert changing the room to on Espanol room whlle Mr. oannen sloued owoy In the prlnclpal's office trying to moke our school o better ploce. Rt the mlddle school Mr. cauerzagle was busy teaching P.E. and Health. He also helped In reforming the Mlddle School football team and trnck team. We oll tnow the Middle School students con be quite the hand run ond Mr. cauerzogle did a great job keeping them In llne. Mr. Dennen showed more spirit and enthusiasm than ony other prlnclpal et Underwood. He really made the senior's lest year a memorable one from pizza for good grades to the lock- Ins for mlddle school ond high school. Thanks to Mr. Donnen for a greot year. Miss Elbert had a handful In the Publlcatlons class thls year not only was It o large class but It wos mostly Senion to mote the situation worse, but needless to say she did a great job of getting us In llne. Hearing ell of the Spenlth that Is spoken as we WDlk down the halls made me realize she must be doing just as good ca job In teaching Spcanlsh. Thank you Miss Elbert ror helping us make this yeartloot the best. I would also llke to thank the yearbook staff for all of their hard wort and dedication. The time hos flnally come for the closs of '92 to soy good- bye ond good luct to the underclassmen. Rs we graduate and leaue our high school yean behind we hope the memories l as t a llfetlmel congratulottons t o the Closs or '92! ! ! ! ! ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. 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Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1992 Underwood High School Yearbook 1992 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/2159967a9070f56642d038ed09d37318.pdf c45203144048810de75c109ecb18e653 PDF Text Text ..,---· - ��UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY DATE DUE I I I I I J I I - ' I I I I I - I DEMCO 3 8 - 2 9 7 - Underwood Log , 1993, volume 55 Underwood J 10 6 01 Office Jl~llJm~~lm~~~lll~ _____ ��L �LKJeu:dt: ·93 2 Table of Contents ��EAGLES ROCI<IN' C ongratulations to the first place winners of the dress up days and the other Spirit Week competitions!! Spirit Day Contest W inners Row 1: jaimi Bach , Jeanna How ard, Shannon McManlgal Row Z: Shelly Christensen, Shaw na Barnett, Loree Clausen , Nikki Bach, Mandi McManigal , Dean Leaders, Melissa Zook Row 3 : Chrissy Pace, Connie Casson , Laura Pando, Tennllle Trlbble, Shawna Carman , Judd H•w k;o, , Ch<d Ry•o Md Ch•d B~wo lll ~ HALL DECORATIONS: Juniors WEIRD HAIR DAY: Loree Clausen TWIN DAY: Judd Hawkins., Dean Leaders., Chad Ryan KRISS KROSS DAY: Kurt Justesen SKITS: juniors COME AS YOU ARE DAY: Shelly Christensen BLUE AND WHITE DAY: Dean Leaders BANNERS: juniors Good job Eagles!!!! Left: Dean Leaders going bonkers for BLUE.. M idd le left : Th e crowd g oes wi ld d uring the pep rally ! Botto m Le ft : The re's no c ry i ng in sch oo l !! Botto m M i dd le: Lea h doing the w ild thing w ith her hair!! Far Uppe r Rig h t: Sen io rs saying "PEACE ''. Bottom Rig ht: Rig ht back at ya!! 4 H omecom ing �THE ROAD IN '92 W To p l e ft : Je ff Shudak , Judd Hawkins, and Dean leaders; All dressed up an d no place to go!! Top Mlcldle: Tanya French showln' her ~ i rlt l Top Right: Another one I Shil"1n a Carman ' s bad hair ·11y ?II M idd le left : Jim " BOB " oss playing his accordion . Middle. The 3 M usketeers! Bottom Middle: Matt says " Peek -a-Booll " Bottom Rlght: Jeff Whannell kneeling to the ladles!! ith Homecoming '92 came about many changes . The first was a competition among classes. For each dress -up day there were points awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd , and 4th place winners . Also , points were awarded for banners, skits, and hall decorations . The Seniors ended up with the victory with 1350 pts. The j uniors closely fo l lowe d with 112 5 pts., Sophomores showed 825 pts., and last, bu t not least, were the Freshmen with 725 pts. The Seniors were awarded a pi zza pa r ty for their win! Another change was the Coronation and Spirit Night being held on Wednesday night. The night was fi lled with spirit and m any activities , including the class skits and the crowning o f the 1992 Ki ng and Q ueen! When Friday rolled around the cheerleaders gave us a grand pep rally and generated schoo l spi rit. Then the BIG GAME!!! Homecoming 5 �HOMECOMING S Top Left: King Todd and Queen An n . Top Right: Carnac and Ed p redicting the game. M idd le Left :.Sonya says cheese. M iddle Rig ht: Ann d oing her stuff, w hile Nikki looks for her mom . Left Cente r : M ale Royalty , left to rig ht Chad Ryan , Bran d o n Howard, Dean Leaders, Judd Hawki ns, Phil Kennedy, Todd Leonard. Bottom Left: Sophomore class present ing t he M isty Tam ayo Spiri t A ward . Left Bottom : Girls Show in ' Leg, Left to Rig ht M elissa Adkins, Traci Bloom , Leslie Casson . Jane Joens, Sonya Shaver, A nn Hough. 6 Homecoming p irit Nig ht and Coronation w ere held at the same t ime t h i s y ea r . The ni ght was fill e d wi t h class skits, perfor mance s fro m the cheerleade rs and Drill Team, and the crown ing o f t he Q ueen and King. Th is year our King and Queen were Todd Leonard and Ann Hough. Th e roy alty included Traci Bloo m , Melissa Adkins, Jane Joens, Sonya Shaver, Leslie Casson , Brandon Howard, Chad Ryan, Phillip Kennedy, Dean Leaders, and Judd Hawkins. Friday n ig h t th e Boyer Vall ey K n ig h ts traveled to Un d e rwood for the big gam e . The Eag les w ere d efeated 2 1-0 in a hard fo ug h t game . After t he gam e, M r. Tunes rocked t h e c ommo n s with a va rie ty of music at th e d ance. �CHANGES '92 Top Left: Ann waves to the crowd ?! Top Right: Girls are ya co ld ?!? Upper left! : Phil says "Here we go, Jane?" Upper Midd le: Jeanna's flying high ! Upper Right: Stop In the Name o f Love. Lower Left: Brad g iggles like a g irl. Lowe r top : Coach J. e nte rta i ns the c rowd Lo w er Bottom : Paul's other activi t ies - "THE JUDGE " Lower Righ t: Need to shave th ere john? Bottom Left: "Traci and Sonya holding on for thei r li fe! Bottom : " WHOA " Homecon1ing 7 �Variety Show '92 T his year's choir produced Variety Show '92. Although it was Miss Boyce's first year at Underwood , the success of the show was outstanding. From Miss Boyce and her yodeling , to Mark and his grass skirt and high heels, everyone was well entertained . The choreography and singing added variety. Good job choir!! Top right: The fu ll choir Top left: The 7th &.. 8th grade choir. Middle left: t he 6th grade choir. Middle right: Katy R. , next to her, Sh un -Yen &.. Tara L. en ding t he show. Below t hem: full choi r' s Unde r the Boardwalk. Above Lo ree C. &.. jaimi B. Right: M iss Boyce, Far righ t : Mark 5. &.. Amy I. in Honeybun. 8 Va ri ety Show �The Law West of Pecos Sitting: Judd Hawkins-Ranger, Leslie Casson-Snowfeather, Phil Kennedy-Mr. Fogg. 1st Row standing: M elissa Schmidt-Dance Hall girl , Jim Ross- Big Jim , LuAnn Adams-Miss Lulu, Joel LeadersMu te, Seth Grote -johnny-Ace, Dan Masker-Spurs, Shun-Bok-Orin Powers, Jennifer Eggers-train passenger, Ann Hough-Mrs. Fogg, Paul Whitson-judge Bean , Melisia Kaiser-Lily Langtry, Sara Powell -Train Passenger, Erika Martin-train passenger, Janet Ross-Montana. Back Row-Lindsey Grote-Zeralda, Heather Driver-train passenger, Suzanne Blackburn-citizen , Mark Sutton-Cayo Claibo rn , Stacy Syndergaard-train passenger, Heather Dollen-train passenger. Not Pictured : Robin Burke-Ms . Oates, Amy Isenhour-Ms. Powers, Jane Joens-Ms. Hayes, Connie Casson-Granny, Dan Werts- Pewtree, Christina Blackburn-citizen, Chris Tamms. ''The jersey Lilly," a general store, restaurant and waiting room for the Southern Pacific Railroad, is where the play took place on March 26-27. judge Roy Bean , "the Law West of Pecos," had decreed Orin Powers must hang for shooting up a poster of his beloved Lily Langtry , the famed frontier actress. The sentence had the town of Langtry, Texas in a stew. Bad men wanted Orin to swing , good citizens wanted him to live . Only one thing would save the unfortunate lad -The appearance o f Lily herself. Play 9 �Assemblies at UHS Jeanna gives us a power smile! Take a Look! M All eyes were on L.C. Liddell when he spoke during Red Ribbon Week. Spirit Night brought back memories for all who attended. I 0 Asse mbli es any assemblies have come to Underwood in the past year. Whether it be a somber account of the e ffects of drug and alcohol abuse, or a fun gathering of choir members from Missouri , they all gave us something to think about. The Red Ribbon Week presentation showed us the chilling realities o f living with drug and alcohol addiction . Hearing the stories of those kids made us realize what drugs can d o to a person 's life. Needless to say, the poin t hit us all pretty hard . But t his y ear's presentat ions w e ren · t all so seri o us. The arrival of the Celebratio n sw ing choir from Nort hw est M issou ri brough t some fun to all o f us w ith t heir fu n renditions o f popu lar t unes, as well as performing songs that aren 't so well known . O f course, w e m usn ' t forget the m any pep rallies that did thei r very best to raise school spirit. We here at Un derwood sincerely thank those who gave presentatio ns to us. Part of this band of seniors shares something amusing!! A lumni come together for Spirit Night. �Jobs and Careers J obs and careers. What do they mean? For many they mean extra spending money for personal uses and for others they mean absolutely nothing. As we look at the high school students that have jobs, most of them work at fast-food places or work at the Mall. Obviously most of the high school students don't have a career yet, unless they' re way ahead of their time. Most just want to spend their high school years working for petty cash, if any cash at all. jobs are an important part of life, they teach a person responsibility, how to manage money and they help to give a person a great personality. Not to mention that they' re a great way to meet new people and broaden a person 's horizons. Here are just a few of the many jobs that people at U.H .S. have. Upper right: Joanna Eggers earns her extra money w o rking at a famous fast- food chain , Hardees. Middle left: Jennifer Mander meets a lot of new people at Hy-Vee. Middle right: Karen Hedegaard spends her time at a very popular place, Burg er King. Bottom left: Here we have some of the seniors (Brandon Howard, Phil Kennedy , Todd Leonard , Traci Bloom) doing their favorite job; absolutely no thing at all!! Bot tom right: Keith Seidler keeps himself busy working on his farm and help ing out his dad. fobs and Career.; I I �F a d s Your Favorite Hang Outs: 1. Ravlin 's Pond 2. Esquires 3. Malls 4. Taco Bell 5. Boyfriend 's/girl friend's house F a s h • I 0 favorite Word to Describe your Dream Date: 1 . Gorgeous/ Beautiful 2. Gargantuous 3. Dreamy 4. Sizzling 5. Alive What Your favorite Sodas were: 1. Dr. Pepper 2. Pepsi 3. Coke 4. Diet Pepsi 5. 7-Up What Your favorite Color was: 1. Purple 2. Black 3. Green 4. Red 5. Blue/Teal favorite Movies: 1. Aladdin 2. Body Guard 3. Boyz in the Hood 4 . Hand that Rocks the Cradle 5. Candy Man favorite Dream Car: 1. Viper 2 . Ferrari Teste rossa 3. Corvette 4 . One that runs 5. The Shu- Mobile favorite Singer or Group: 1. Pearl Jam 2. Garth Brooks 3. Eric Clapton 4. Spin Doctors 5. Boys II Men Current World Event: I . Desert Storm 2. Berlin Wall Falling 3 . Iowa State defeating Nebraska in football 4 . Michael Jackson's hair catching on fire 5. Death of Superman n s ~~ U c; VI • U O" of 12 Fads and Fashions Favorite Place to take a Date: 1. Out to eat 2. Movies 3 . Around the horn 4. Old Market 5. To your own home �u H s '9 2 I n the years of 1992-93, many different fashions were seen in the halls at UHS. The girls' most popula r fa shion item was the body suit. They also could be seen with baggy jeans, short hair, and denim shirts. The g uys often were found wearing tye die shirts, Ralph Lauren 's Polo, tennis shoes, and boots. Both sex's could be foun d wearing: hat, sand als, p eace beads , ying yan g necklaces, and the ever popular tatoo. '9 3 ~ BIRGER KING f{\(\Id' Mc~on~ s ~ Fads and Fashions 13 �jungle of Love T his year the theme for prom was "jungle of Love" . A few things were different this year, but the night was still a blast! Although there was no dinner, the desserts they served were excellent! Also the juniors added a prom prince, princess, and court. It consisted of: Judd H ., Chad R., Dean L., Jane J., Teresa K. , and Melissa A. Prince and Princess were Ph il Kennedy and Shun - Yen Fong . After p rom, t hey were taken to bowl in Omaha. The night was g reat fun , everyone really enjoyed it. Top L: Chris Tamms &. M elisia K. take a breather. Top m iddle: N ikki B.. M andi M ., and Amy I. work hard. Top R: Don "t fall Rob. Above M id: Cl ean those tables , justin ! Left: Keep t he d esserts coming, Farah . Above: Jeanna H. &. Justin K. point o ut d esserts. Top L: NJl<i &. Jennie wo rl< late. Top R: Pose for the camera. Mid L: Conn ie gives wo rds of w isdom. Above: M arty M. , Shun-Yenn F. , &. Karen H . sing for us. Right: Dean L. &. Ph il K. entertain us. Far R: Servers: Danni M ., Farah W .. jeanna H ., Laura P.. Justin K., &. Keith P. 14 jung le of Love Prom ·93 �May 1 1993 ' Top left - Prom' s Prince and Princess Phil Kennedy and Shun y..n Fong . Top right - Jill Childs, Jennie Dohse, and Tennille Tribble sm ile pretty for the camera. Mlddle left - Nice dancing Kelly! Mlddle - Aah , isn ' t that sweet! Mlddle right Here t hey are the Class of 1993 . Above - One last pose for the CAfTl era. Right - You guys were supposed to be dancing. Far right - Our last prom together. Far right mlddle - My, w hat a long night. Far left - Marty M oore, Jennie Dohse, Lisa Ettl eman and Mark Sutto n test t heir v ocal ski lls using t he Karayoke m achin e. M lddle left - Som e of the festivities at after prom included bowling . Left - Look w hat I got! Just a few of t he happy cu stomers w it h p rizes from After Prom . lung le of Love Prom ·93 I 5 �Dances '92-'93 T here were three dances in the 92-93 school year. The Homecoming Dance in October, the St. Patrick's Day Dance, sponsored by SODA and the Underwood Optimists in March, and the junior-Senior Prom in May were the memorable three. The St. Pat's dance was sponsored by SODA and the Opitmist Club in memory of Misty Tamayo and that fatal accident one year ago. The theme for Prom this year was "jungle of Love " . The junior class made a few changes in the way Prom was held , but it still left great memories for all those who attended. Three cheers for all those students and faculty who put in all the hard work and t ime to get these dances ready to go. Left column from top to bottom . Judd Hawkins - You're not my date!! Chad Brown - DUH ! Todd Leonard - Keep smiling ! Midd le col um n from· top to bottom . Keith Parish and Jeanna Howard - Smile Pretty! Phil Ken nedy and Judd Hawkins Fun ny faces. Right colum n from to p to bottom . Al l g irls group together. M r. Dannen is taking a rest . Mr. M artlnWhat dear? DJ - Is this the rig ht one? 16 Dances �Organiza t ionS National Honor Bouie tu �F F A s p I ROW I : Connie Casson, Dean Leaders, Ann Hough, Sonya Shaver, Leslie Casson , Judd Hawkins, Chad Ryan, Jason Lippold . Row 2 : Mark Whannell, Kathy Constant, Dean Carlilie, Dan Durick, Chris Hiller, Jason Burhenne, Devin Brisbois, Tim Rodenburg, Lory Casson , John Tiarks, Keith Seidler, Keith Parish . Row 3 : Jeff Isenhour, Chad Miller, Jeff Mc Dane! , Paul Murphy, Mike Hedgegaard, Bob DeYoung, Eric Tiarks. Chad Anderson , J.P. Sherbondy. Your 92-93 Offi cers : Dean Leaders, Judd Hawkins, Connie Casson Sony a Sh aver, Lesli e Casson Ann Hough. ~I r""t I . J .. R \.·- I T 92 93 18 FFA Top Far Rig ht: "Hey Dean, will you respect m e in t he morning?" Top M iddl e: These babes are ready for th eir d ates? !? To p Far Right: Wh ich way do I g o , Which w ay do I g o . Middle Left: Back in Bl ack. Middle: Th e rea l wom e n o f UHS . Midd le Right: Judd 's secret life i K.C. Bo t tom Left: Whe re 's your neck Les? Bottom Midd le: Yo u ' ll Th ink!! �c: ..... ·- FHA 1992- 1993 0 ' ~~ \ c: ~·- \~ ,. Row I : Dani Wilson , Monica Kampman . Connie Casson , Sonya Shaver, Jared Carman, Sara Powell , Mandi McManigal, Lea Simons, Julie Wenninghoff Row 2 : Amy Isenhour, Melissa Schmidt, Kristina Blackburn , Lindsey Grote, Adria Robinson, Shun-Yenn Bok, Brad Christenson , Kirsten Andersen , Angie Minear, Tara Leonard , Tanya French, Kari Strum , Lori Clausen Row 3: Shawna Barnett, Amy Arrowsmith, Katy Constant, Amy Pitt, Jami Strum, Heather Latek, Jay Collins, Traci Bloom. Jenni Dohse, Teresa Kerr, Katy Richards . and Karrieann Blackbum. T he FHA has been keeping busy this year. They started out selling fruit to the community, then they traveled to A voca for the district meeting, where the dist rict officers are elected . The members held a Halloween party and Christm as party. They also had their second annual lockin w ith the FFA. This year's o fficers were elected last spring. They include : So nya Shaver, Connie Casso n , Dani Wilson , Sara Powell, and Farah Ward. l Top Ri ght : For Rea l , are you serious! Midd le L e~: M rs . Ruggles ho lding everyones atten tion ?! M iddle: Duck Chad! Middl e Right: Sh awna and Amy ready take a snooze. A bove: M elissa st riking a pose?! FH A 19 �ART CLUB NEWS Back Row: Donn Galloway, Tim Waldron , Jeremy Boeck, Brad Graham, Jeff Whannel , Jane Joens, Kirsten Andersen, Trent Leonard, Seth Grote, Lea Simons. Lindsey Grote, 2nd Row: Sarah Schnackenburg, Lisa Zook, Jon Newton , Melody Konz, Sarah Storjohann, Amy Pitt, Sonya Shaver, Renee Ring , Keri Strum. Adam Justesen , Nikki Bach, Mitch Leaders, Matt Malnack l st Row: Laura Pando, Susie Knott , Jami Strum. Melissa Adkins , Mrs. Plummer. H eather Dollen. Robin Burke, Heather Driver, Jenny Eggers Floor: Phil Kennedy and Dan Masker. T his year the art club has achieved what they expected and more. This has included the fund raising for the new art computer, and the projects made with clay by the students. They've been working hard on all their projects and some have even won awards. The club has expand ed and there are more to come in the future!! 20 Art Club �Library Club on the Move p u s H I N G F 0 R w The Library Club members: Back row from le~ to right are Melissa Schmidt. Jennifer Eggers. Rob Simmons, Kari Thomas , Andromeda Ross, and Mark Whannell. The front row are Mitch Leaders, Jeanna Howard , Wyatt Holleson , Amy Arrowsmith , Kathy Constant, Nicole Pi erson , and Jonathan Newton, F A R D u T u R E L E A D E Upper left: Wyatt is working hard. Upper right: Amy is taking a break from her h ard wo r k. Lower left : N icole and M eli ssa are hav ing fun checking in boo ks. Lower right: Ms. H arts ock will be glad to help anyo ne. R s Libra!)! Club 21 �Club de Espaftol 1993 T his year was the first year for the Spanish Club. They d id a great job of putting it together and had a few activities, too . At the beginning of the year they went to joselyn 's to see the "El Dia De Muerto " exhibit. For Christmas they made pinatas, molas, &.. dough ornaments. They also had a party, where they watched Spanish movies. Toward the end of the year they had a food day &.. brought all sorts of mexican food . This year was a blast. Adios! Back, L e ~ to rig ht- Dan Werts, M ark Whan nell , Amy Arrowsm ith, Kathy Constant , Joanna Eggers , Jam i St rum , M ark Sutto n, Jay Co llin s, Ki rsten An dersen , Seth Grote, Trent Leonard , Brandon Howard, A ndromeda Ross, Kari Th om as , Rob Simmons. Third - Susie Kno tt, Shelly Christensen . Jane Joens, Monica Kampman , Shawna Carman, Heather Latek, Lisa Ettl eman , Tanya French , Sara Pow· ell , Tara Leonard , Jeann a Howard, Katy Richard s. Heather Driver, Jim Ross, Jennifer Eggers, W yatt Ho llesen. Seco nd - A my Isenh o ur, Dani Wil son, Connie Casson , Traci Blo om , Jennie Do hse, Shun Yen Fong , Betty Rief, Sarah Klaudt. Front- Janet Ross , Ad ri a Robe rtson , Lo ry Casso n, M elissa A d kin s, Heather Dollen, M elisia Kaiser, Erika M arti n. Top- Hey Connie, if you concentrate too hard yo ur brain overload s. Ne xt dow n - Lea Simons , Nicole Pierson , &. Jamie Mcin t o sh try hard t o m ake t he ir pinata p e rfect . Directly above- Some one should tell J.P. Sherbondy that it's not nice to yell. Top right- Hey , I think the g uys should be help ing too! Far right- Carefu l Brandon , you'll set off the smoke alarm if y ou think too hard. Right- Keep up the hard w ork Sarah Klaud t and A my Arrowsm ith. 22 Spanish Oub �National Honor Society T he NHS keeps busy all year with community services such as the Bloodmobiles in the spring and fall. Induction was held on March 9 , 1993 and there were 17 new inductees. To be inducted into the NHS you need at least a 3 .00 grade point average for 3 consecutive semesters . The teachers have a chance to evaluate who th ey thin k should make it , and who maybe should not. Back to front: Jim Ross , Paul Whitson , Just in Kinney, Angie M inear, M andi McManigal. Trent Leonard , Erik Jensen, Jami Strum , Janet Ross, Jeff Hall , Shun-Bok Fong . Lory Casson , Sarah Klaudt, Leah Klaudt, Susie Knot t, Karen Hedegaard , Keith Parish , Judd Hawkins, A my Pi tt, john narks, Todd Leonard , Connie Casson , Nikki Bach . Shun -Yenn Fong. Sara Powell , Leslie Casson . Ann Hough . Traci Bloom . Lo ri Wood , Not Pict ured : A ndromed a Ross This years new inductees are listed here. Sophomores: Janet Ross Jeff Hall john Tiarks Justin Kinney Keith Parish Lory Casson Sara Powell Sarah Klaudt juniors: Andromeda Ross Angie Minear Jami Strum Lori Wood Mandi McManigal Seniors: Amy Pitt Shun-Bok Fong Shun-Yenn Fong "Being accepted is a great honor and I hope that I can live up to it." Lori W.- NHS 23 �J .,_., . , _, .. ,''""'. ·. . Speech Students Win at State! O n Saturday the 27th day of February, students in ou r school participated i n Speech Contest in Glenwood, Iowa. The outstanding students that participated were : Jim Ross, Janet Ross, Shun-Bok Fong , Paul Whitson , Melisia Kaiser, Connie Casson , Tere sa Kerr, and Dan Werts. All students that received l's at contest get to g o on to State. Jim Ross competed in the categories of Interpretative Prose an d Interpretative Poetry. He did a very fine job and received t 's for both of his selections. Janet Ross wa s involved with Interpretative Poetry and Improvisational Acting which she received 1's for, Good job! Shun-Bok Fong was voted two 1's in the categories of Radio News and Extemporaneous Speaking. Paul Whitson did a fine job of Interpretative Poetry (I) and Improvisational Acting (II) . Melisia Kaiser competed with Improvisational Acting and received a I, and Connie Casson competed in Interpretative Prose and received a I. Teresa Kerr received a II for her Literary Program speech , and Dan Werts received a II for Radio News. State Speech contest was held this past year at Hoover High School in Des Moines. Almost everyone that went received a I. Paul , Jim , and Janet all competed in Poetry. Paul and Jim collected l's and Janet received a II. Shun-Bok competed in Extemporary Speaking and Radio News. He received a I in Speaking and a II in Radio News. Janet and Melisia competed in Improvisational Speaking. Janet received a I and Melisia was awarded a II. Connie and Jim were recognized as winning a I and a II in Prose. Good job, to the Ladies and Gents that competed , and Thanks for being excellent examples of our school. Speech Contest Participants, Front Row: Mrs. Larsen , Teresa Ke rr, Janet Ross, Melisia Kaiser. Second Row: Con ni e Casson, Paul Whitson , Sh un -Bok Fong, Dan Werts , and Jim Ross. To the right, State Place Holders, Front Row: Melisia Kaiser, and Jim Ross. Back Row: Connie Casson, Paul Whitson, Shun-Bok Fong, and Janet Ross . Good job to all the participated and Thanks for d oing a real fine job at State! Z4 Speech �UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL LIBRAIT JOURNALISM The Faces Behind the Words Newspaper Staff: back row left to right: Rob Simmon s, Sarah Schnackenberg , Jeff Stoner, Phillip Kennedy, Dan Baumfal k , Jeff Shudak. Sonya Shaver, Kelly Nelson Yearbook Staff: second row : Corey Brittain , Jeff Whannell , Ann Hough , Melissa Ad ki ns, Jared Carman , Brandon How ard , Traci Bloom , Kari Thomas, Lori Wood Edito rs: front row : Angie Wid ick and Teresa Kerr Al though t he newspaper and yearbook staffs w ere separated this y ear, each helped the other one out th rough t he year. A v ery fi ne job to bo th of the staffs fo r a successful and fulfill ing y ear. T he 1992-93 journalism class worked very hard throughout the year to improve the school newspaper's appearance and readability . They also worked diligently on the yearbook to make it more interesting and exciting. Again this year the group (mostly seniors) was led by their fearless advisor Ms. Elbert. Ms. Elbert worked many long, hard hours on the newspaper and helped students improve their yearbook pages. They thank her for all · of her hard work and dedication . As w ith any other activity , the journalism class had to raise money and doing so, they had to sell ads (a very fun day) , work some concession stands , and of cou rse sell yearbooks. Besides changing yearbook com panies and using the computer for the newspaper there were a lot of changes. They all had a fun y ear and learned a lot from this class . A lot of fond m emories will be remembered . In the fu t ure, they wish you good luck next year. M iddle left: Te resa helps t he newcomers learn t he t ri cks of the trade. Far left: As Ms. Elbert wanders down the hallway she contemplates w here her newspaper staff is! Upper m id d le: Traci , A nn and Melissa are sh own p utting up signs in the boys ' bathroom . Far right: Teresa and Ang ie sho w the seriousness is takes to be Editors!!!!!!! !! lou mallsm ZS �Student Council and Cabinet Freshman Class Officers: Left to right Shelly Christenson , jaimi Bach , Shawna Barrnett Not pictured Lea Simons. Somphore Class Officers: Left to Right. Lori Casson , Shawna Carman, Paul Whitson , Sara Powell Student Council Members from Left to Right First row: Danny Masker, Melissa Zook, Shun-Bok Fong, Nikki Bach , Jared Carman Second row: Devin Brisbois, Danny Werts, Dean Carlile , Traci Bloom , Adria Robertson, Chris Tamms, sponsor Mr. Benzing. junior Class Officers form Left to Right: Kirsten Andersen , jaimi Strum , Mamdi McManigal , Amy lshenhour. 26 Student Council and cabi net Senior Class Officers from left to Right: Judd Hawkins, Amy Pitt, An Hough, and Dean Leaders. �HAVE A BUSY ROAD T his year the Student Council and Cabinet have been very productive. They planned a very nice Homecoming and they sold candy bars during lunch to raise money. They visited Guthrie Center for more ideas for functions and organizations for future years to come. In the future, the Student Council and Cabinet will be more useful , because the administration wants them to become more involved. They have also been thinking about changing the way people are elected to the offices. Each person will hav e to make a speech in front of their class, so they can be elected to the office they are most interested in. Th e Studen t Council winning us over with their Homecom ing speeches. Top left:Mandi McMani gal. Midd le left: Shun -bok Fong and Lisa Zoo k. Top middle: Chris Tamms. Bottom left: Nikki Bach a n d Chris Tamms. Bottom middle : Mandi McMan igal crowning the King (Todd Leonard) Bottom right: Shun -bok Fong and Lisa Zook . Student Council and c.,blnel 27 �Swing Choir and Choir 1993 O Top Row: John Tiarks, Karen Hedegaard , Mark Sutton , Krissy Pace, Joanna Eggers, Sara Klaudt, Katy Richards, Shelly Christensen , Shun-Bok Fong, Tara Leonard , Robbie Wid ick . Middle: Mrs. Grote, M elisia Kaiser, Jenni Dohse, Jami Bach, Paul Whitson , Shun- Yenn Fong, Amy Isenhour, Loree Clausen, M s. Boyce. Bottom Row: Nikki Bach , Lisa Ettlem an, Seth Grote, Lindsey Grote, M arty Moore, Andromeda Ross, and Janet Ross. • ~~~:-;:~;:;;:::::~==i!!ii ~92-1993 Choir: Front ~ow left to rig ht; Nikki Bach, Jaimi Bach , M elissa Schm idt, Lindsey Grote, Janet ss, Jo.anna E~ers, Chns Tamms, Betty Rief. Row 2 ; Sara Klaud t, Farah Ward, Loree Clausen Shannon McManigal'. J~nni fer Eggers, Andromeda Ross, LuA nn Adams, M onica Kampman, M s. Boyce, Mrs. Grote. Row 3; Mehs1a Kaiser, Ka~en Hedegaard , Mandi McManigal, Jennie Dohse, John Tiarks, Seth Grote, Marty Moo~e , L~u:a Pando, Ad~a Robertson. Row 4; Li sa Ettleman, Kari M erdi nger, Tara Leonard , Mark Sutton , Robbie W 1d1ck, Shelly Christensen , Shun -Yenn Fong, Katy Richards, Amy Isenhour. Row 5; KarieAnn Blackbum , Carrie Goodman, Jeff McDanel, Shun- Bok Fong, Paul Whitson , Krissie Pace, Erika M artin, Heather Driver, and Anneliese Lee. Z8 Choir &. Swing Choir ver the past year Choir and Swing Choir have participated in many events. In the first part of the year they started out with the Variety Show and continued onto many others, such as the Lewis Central All State Camp, Conference All state Camp , Conference Choir Festival , All State auditions, All state Choir, Christmas Conce rt, State Swing Choir Contest, WIC Swing Choir Contest, SWI Honor Choir , North East Community College, Apollo Swing Choir Fest, State Solo Contest , Prom Trio , Large Group, Spring Contest and last, but not least, Graduation. All the choir members put in a lot o hard work and long hours, as did their leader Ms. Amy Boyce. Congratulations to all for a very fi ne year!! �Performing on the Road Contest l's: Top Row; Mark Sutton , Amy Isenhour, Melisia Kaiser, Paul Whitson. Middle Row; Joanna Eggers, Marty Moore, Sara Klaudt. Bottom Row; Shun-Yenn Fong, Betty Reif, and Janet Ross. 199 2- 1993 Seniors: Top Row: Marty Moore, Shun-Yenn Fong, Shun-Bok Fong. Bottom Row: Joanna Eggers, Betty Rief, and Karen Hedegaard. Solo l' s: Top Row: Meli sia Kaiser. Middle Row : Joanna Eggers and Sara Klaudt. Bottom Row: M arty Moore. Choir t,. Swing Choir 29 �Music In Motion T his year the Underwood band w as very busy. The beginning of the y ear was filled with marching. Then they moved on to Pep band. After that cam e the Chris t mas concert. With not a moments rest came small group contest. And again they had the most ent ries. In keeping the pace going, they moved on to large group contest. Once that w as over , res t was still not to be got te n . Adventureland , the Spring Concert, and Graduati on were at hand . With that all fin ished , the band could sit back and e njoy thei r awards night. Although the year w as busy , they all enjoyed it and had a great t im e! To p Le ft: Underwood H ig h Schoo l Marc hing Band . Mid d le Lett Underwood jazz Band . Midd le Rlght: Drum M ajorettes An n H o ugh and Traci Bloom and Asst . Drum Majorettes Connie Casson and Sarah Klaud t . M id d le Left: jazz Band sol oists. A L>ov e: Ji m Ross. Jeff Whannell and Jan e Joens. '" the three caballeros". also the wi nners of the john Phillip Sousa award. Left: jazz Band Senio rs. 30 1993 Underwood Band �Underwood Band 1993 (i) Top Left: Underwood's Concert Band . Middle Left: Small group contest's ensemble one ' s. Above: Peo ple w ho attended WIC Honor Band include:, Back to Front, Left to Right: Jeff Whannell , Jane Joens, Connie Casson, Paul Wh itson , Kelly Barnett, Seth Grote, Rob Sim mons, Sarah Klaudt, Joanna Eggers, and Eric Jensen . M iddle Row: Leah Klaudt , Tennille Tribble, Teresa Kerr, Heather Latek, A ng ie M inear, Heather Driver, Betty Reif, Traci Bloom , and Kari Thomas. Bottom Row: LuAnn A dams, Janet Ross, Phillip Kennedy, Ann Hough , and Jill Childs. Left: Small g roup solo o ne's include, left to right: Jane Joens, Paul Whitson , Sarah Klaudt, Connie Casson, Loree Clausen, Julie Wenn inghoff, and Janet Ross. Below: The valuable senio rs the band will lose. 1993 Underwood Band 31 �S.O.D.A. S .O.D.A. was a new extra -curricular activity this year at U.H.S. S.O.D.A. stands for students opposed to drugs and alcohol. This group, which meets regularly, discusses alternative things to do besides consuming alcohol and using drug s. They also plan fun , safe activities such as lock- i ns a nd dances fo r t he st uden t body t o participate in. Thi s year's co-sponsors w ere Mrs. Montang and Mr. M artin . I st Row L to R: Janet Ross, Nikki Bach , Julie W enning hoff, Stacy Syndergaard. Mrs. Montang. 2nd Row: Kristina Blackburn. Jaimi Bach, Shun Yenn Fo ng , l<aty Richards; Loree Clausen. Lindsey Grote, LuAnn Adams. 3rd Row: M r. M artin, Shaw na Barnett, Tara Leonard , Amy lsenhaur, Jacquie Calabro. Students I t'...... - • Opposed t o ,, . -:.:.: • 9 • • 1l/e • .,l/feTJ/dfltt. :·11 ~ 32 5.0.D.A. • • Drugs and Alcoho1 �CJND£R\JOO\) P\tRI ETIC.S 33 �Softball '92 Front row (left to right) : Andromeda Ross , LuAnn Adams , Heather Kephart, Jennie Dohse, Lea Simons, Renee Ring , Jill Childs, Erika Martin Back row: Coach narks, Carrie Potter, Leslie Casson , Lory Casson , Kirsten Anderson , Connie Casson, Susie Knott . Shawna Carman , Janet Ross, Teresa Kerr, and Coach Johnson T he 1992 Eagles Softball Team had a very fun and exciting season. Although it was a young team, they worked very hard and played with much dedication throughout the entire season. The Eagles were up against some tough teams this season, not just in the Western Iowa Conference, but in tournament play too . Some standings in tournament play were: in the Atlantic Tournament, there were 11 teams competing against each other in a round robin fashion, but no team standings were given, at the Underwood Tournament there were 5 teams and the Eagles took 2nd place. At the Roland Story Tournament the Underwood team was up against some of the most competitive teams in Southwest Iowa and the Eagles placed 14th out of 16 teams. In Western Iowa Conference action , out of 8 teams Underwood took 5th place. In the Treynor Tournament there were 8 teams and they finished in 4th place. The Varsity Team finished with a season record of 14-21 and a conference record of 9-5. The Junior Varsity finished 34 Softball 10-5 for a season record and a 6-2 conference record . The team put forth a lot of effort and hard work to make the season fun and unforgettable. At the annual banquet, end of season awards w e r given out and honors were mentioned. For W este n• Iowa All-Conference awards, Carrie Potter-2nd bas mad e I st Team , Jill Childs- center field made 2nd Team and Honorable Mention went to Kirsten Anderson - le ft field. All Tournament Tea m at Atlantic went to Conni Casson - first base, and All Southwest Iowa-Nonpare il Honora ble M ention went to Ca rrie Potter. Annual tea m awards were a lso given out: Outstanding Defensi v e Player-Jill Chi ld s-Ce nter Fi e ld, Outstanding Offensl v Playe r-Teresa Kerr- RJght Field, Rookie of the Year-Jan et Ross-Catcher, M .V . P. -Ca rri e Potter, Carrie also received th e Lori Martin M emorial Softball Scholarship. Lead er ship was headed by Ca rri e Potter, her dedication and hard wo rk were g reatly appreciated. Sh e m ad e m any fond memories for everyone! �O n The Road to Success Clockwise starting from top le~: T.K. comes into first base, Kirsten slides into third , Kirsten goes for the out while Lory helps, Coach Johnson gives Renee a pep talk before a big hit, Susie pitches another strike, Connie and Jill having fun at the Roland -Story Tournament, Senior Parent Night, C.P . 's favorite road trip snack , Lester's ready for action , Connie scoops the ball to make the out. Above captions: A pep talk with the team! �EAGLES' BASEBALL 1992 FRONT ROW: Dan Werts, Ben Shudak, Chris Hiller, Joel Leaders, Manager Sara Powell, Dan Masker, jay Collins, Mark Sutton, Seth Grote ROW 2 : Coach Plummer, Kelli Barnett, Chad Brown, Robbie Widick, Kelly Nelson, Brad Graham, Mark Blair, Coach Curtis BACK ROW: Brandon Howarcl , Todd Leonard, Judd Hawkins, Jason Bardsley, Jared Powell, Jeff Shudak, Jeff Whannell, Phil Kennedy T he Underwood Eagles Baseball Team had a very productive 1992 season. The season ended with a 9-16 record overall, and the Eagles broke many team records. Six new records were set and one was tied. The team posted 9 wins which tied the 1990 record . New records set this year include: 144 hits, 130 runs, 30 doubles, 7 triples, 11 home runs , and 1 I 3 stolen bases. The 1992 team awards went to Jason Bardsley as MVP, Jared Powell as Offensive Player of the Year, Judd Hawkins as Defensive Player of the Year, Todd Leonard earned Rookie of the Year, and Kelly Ne lson was voted Most Improved Player. A bove Right: Kelly Nelson ho lds runner at first base as the pitcher w inds up . Right: Seth throws a stri ke. 36 Baseball �" The season had many ups and downs, but now I reflect my thoughts and I feel it was worth all the memories we encountered." back on Quote by Jeff Shudak. Top left: Jared strides out to beat t he throw. Top right: jay reads the bat wh ile o n deck. Middle left: Jason assists "strike th ree" . Middle right: jay executes a p lay while Jared and Mark watch. Bottom left: Mark fields the ball. Bottom: jared scoops the ball to tag the runner. Baseball 37 �Right: Angie W. goes up for a block, while Lory, Lisa, and Connie help cover. Below: Leslie C. sets the ball for the Eagles to go for the win. Bottom Right: Kirsten A. goes up for a kill for the Eagle team , while Leslie, Lory, and Lisa help cover. Sectional T his year the Eagle volleyball team had higher expectations than what really came of the season. With a record almost identical as last year with 11 - 17-8 the Eagles did accomplish one of their many goals set at the very beginning of the season. The St. Albert Saintes were defeated by the soaring Eagles with scores of 15-12, 10-15, 14-16, 15- 17 , and 15-8. The most exciting match of the season was played at home in front of an ecstatic home crowd. With the match lasting 2 1/2 hours both teams became very exhausted. That was when the Eagles showed who the better team was by winning the last game 15-8. In that game the girls came away with 68 team kills , spread almost evenly amongst four starters . This year's volleyball team showed that the games they lost were close and the ones they won, they won big. Because usually if you out score all of your opponents by 15 points in a season you're usually way over ha lf or pretty darn close , so the credit goes to t he Eagl es. 38 Volleyball CHAMPS This year's award winners start way beck in the beginning of the season when Angie Widick and Kirsten Anderson both were elected to the All-Tourney team at the Underwood Tournament. Angie Widick was also elected 1st Team All-Conference, Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the Year, and All-Southwest Iowa Honorable Mention by the Daily Nonpareil. Leslie Casson wa s nam ed 2nd team All - Conferen ce and also MVP while sister Lory Casson w as named Honorabl e M ention . Kirsten Anderson was chosen Most Outstanding De fensive Player of th e Year , and Lisa Ettleman was named Rookie of the Year. Congratulation s to all who were awarded . �To the left: The six starters talk about how they are going to win the next game. Below: Farah Ward passes th ball up to the setter for the J.V. team . Below left: Lesl ie Casson comes up form the back row to take a short tip . Row One: Lisa Ettleman , Krissie Pace, Jill Childs , Lea Simons, Angie W idick , Tara Leonard , Les lie Casson , Sarah Storjohann , Renee Ring , Shawna Barnett, and Kirsten Anderson Row Two : Coach Lois Johnson , Susie Knott Janet Ross, Jennie Dohse, Li ndsey Grote, Laura Pando. Connie Casson, Heather Kephart, Lory Casson, Coach Joyce narks. Row Three: Katy Richards, M elody Konz. Loree Clausen , Shelley Christensen , Sarah Powell , Dani Wi lson , LuAnn Adams . Farah W ard , Kerl Strum , M elissa S hmidt and Jacquie Calabro Volley ball 39 �Underwood Football of '92 4th row (left to right) : Brent Benson , Kelli Barnett, Bob DeYoung, Trent Leonard , Donn Galloway, Todd Leonard, Jason Lippold , Matt Malnack, Joe Zych. 3rd row: Wyatt Hollesen , Brent Louison , Brandon Howard, Brad Christenson, Phil Kennedy, Adam Justsen, John Tiarks, Jeremy Boeck, Jeff McDaniel , Jason Rosas. 2nd row: Jay Collins, Chad Ryan , Judd Hawkins, Dan Masker, Kelly Nel son, Ryan Kingery , Jeff Isenhour, Dean Carlile. 1st row: Mark Sutton , Chad Brown , Seth Grote, Dan Durick, Chris Summers , Rob Widick, and Dan Werts. • 40 Football �T pg. 40, far left: Phil Kennedy is on the way. pg. 40, far right: Judd even carries the water out to the field. pg. 40, far bottom : Breaking free for an Eagle T. D. his year's football team was 18 , most of the games that were played were against teams that were never seen before. Most of the games were lost by a touchdown or by a point . There were 9 seniors out this year, which is the most out in a while. Awards were given out on Nov. 17, 1992. Todd Leonard won the Tim Diller Offensive Lineman Award for the second year in a row. Valuable player for offensive was awarded to Judd Hawkins. Todd Leonard and Judd Hawkins also won most valuable player for defense. Most valuable players for special team went to Phil Kennedy and Judd Hawkins. First Team All District went to Judd Hawkins and Second Team All Distict went to Todd Leonard, both for defense. Honorable Mentions went to Phil Kennedy , Chad Ryan, Brad Christensen and Jay Collins. Congratulations to everyone that received awards. Thanks for your support! pg. 4 1, above: O hh, that' s going to hurt in t he morning . Bottom left: Trent dances as Brandon makes th e tackl es. Top center: Brent in the backfield ready to throw. Top Left: Judd shows one of his many football talents . Center: Another Eagle tackle. Midd le left: Phil Kennedy shows us that w hite men Can jump!! Bottom Center: Todd trying to take on the entire opposi ng team . Fi nal records don't show the ability of a team! Final scores show just what type of a team Underwood was in '92. Underwood played many games close against rated teams. Heart is what this team had! Coach McNamara Football 41 �Cross Country Takin' it to the Off Roads T he ' 92 Cross Country team started from scratch including the coach. This was Coach Girard's first year of coaching so the runners and the coach had to teach each other throughout the season. The team consisted of one senior and four sophomores . The lone senior was Shun -Bok Fong who was a newcomer to UHS. Bok ran pretty consistently and broke the school record in the Sk in a time of 16:51 . The team results were as follows: West Harrison - 4th , Carroll Kuemper -13th, Tri-Center - 1 1th, Shenandoah - 12th, Woodbine -12th , WIC 6th , MoValley - 12th, Treynor -3rd , and Districts - 19th. Congratulations Cross Country team!!! Bottom Row from the Left: Justin Kinn ey and Keith Parish Top Row: Coach Girard, Jeff Hall , Shun - Bok Fong, and Eric n arks . Top L~ft: Justin Ki nney struggling to finish. Top Right: On your marks, Get set, GOI! Bot tom Left: Jeff Hall looking to take the lead. Bottom Right: Shun -Bok Fong kicking in the afterburners. 42 Cross Country �Scores Page UHS Won 0 Tie o• 0 3 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 Volleyball Loss <::reston Audubon Atlantic Tour Oakland Mo. Val Underw OPP. 69 60 63 63 58 51 60 55 66 48 52 83 66 60 97 59 50 48 UHS Wrestling OPP. CMO 42 54 Southwest Grlsweld TC Tee jay Clarinda Boys Track 38 39 37 54 Coml Bedlbrd 44 30 Tarkio 13 Harlan Boys Town Coon Rapids Ida Grove W. l.C. Sports Results 43 �GIRLS' BASI<ETBALL 1992-1993 BACK ROW: Coach Olberding, Laura Pando, Susie Knott, Connie Casson , Lisa Ettleman , Lory Casson, Carla Wiggins ; MIDDLE ROW: Tara Leonard , Sha na Barnett, Melissa Schimdt, Lea Simons, Melanie Witt; FRONT ROW: H eath er Kephart, Tanya French . NOT PICTURED: Kirsten Anderson . T he 1992-93 gi rls basketball team was full of hope and enthusiasm all year long. Our Eagle girls won their first game against Malvern with a score of 6865 , followed by three more v ictories : two against Oakland (72-44) , (58-42) ; and one against Mo. Valley (49- 3 4). The Eagl e team awards included: Most Valuable Offensive Player, Lory Casson ; Most Valuable Defen siv e Pl ayer , Carla Wiggins; Rookie of the Year, Heather Kephart. Wh e n asked about the season Coach Olberd ing responded : " W e saw a great deal of improvement throughou t t he entire season and an exceptional effort from all the girl s. With all the athletes back next y ear, w e are looki ng forward to an exciting and challenging year of basketball in 1993-94" . 44 Girls Basketba ll IV· �Top Left: Where's the ball? Top Center: Raise your hands if you're sure! Top Right: Oops! Middle Left: Susie is ready to throw. Middle Cen ter: Kirsten , Connie and Tara go for a rebound. Bottom Left: Carla reaches for the sky. Bottom Right: Heads up Connie! Pg. 44 Top Left: Who caught the ball 7 Bottom left: Is this game Patty Cake or basketball? Top Right: Who 's free? Bottom Right: Give me five! Girls' Basketball 45 �Varsity members- front row: Justin Kinney , Seth Grote, Judd Hawkins, Keith Parish , Chad Brown , Jeff H all, Second row- Brent Benson , Kelli Barnett, Mark Sutton, Dean Carl ile. Back row- Coach M artin, Keith Seidler, Brad Graham, Trent Leonard , Jared Carman, Donn Gal loway, Asst. Coach Plummer T he boys ' basketball team was an improving team t hroughout t he whole year. There were many v e ry close games t hat were either lost or even won in a v e ry st rong WIC. The boys' basketball team made it to the second round of Districts facing the team t hat to ok runner-u p in the State Tournament. The team rou nd ed t he season off wit h a record of 4 - 16. The record d o esn ' t show w hat improvement the team had accomp lished, but look at t he new record board and you will see the improv ement w it h three kids breaking many different categori es. The awards given out at the end of the season were: Best Freethrow Percentag e-Judd Hawkins, Most Valuable Player-Jared J. Carm an , Mr. H ustl e-Jared J. Carm an , Most Improved -Eric Tiarks, First Team All Conference-Judd Hawkins, Hono rable M ention All ConferenceJared J. Carman . 46 Boys' Basketball �J.V . members- Front row : John Sherbondy, Keith Parish, Chad Anderson, Chris Hiller, Dan Durick, Second row- Chris Summers, Eric narks. Ben Shudak, Seth Grote, Jeff Hall, John Newton . Back row-Dan Werts, Ke lli Barnett. Dean Carlile, John n arks , Shun -Bok Fong, Asst. Coach Plummer (Not Pi ctured : Brian Knudtson) First page Upper right- Keit h can jump higher than the M cClelland p hone book. Middle left- Judd giving the sign of 0.K. for the basket. Middle cente r- The Eagles are amazed t hey can play .. D .. Middle right- Justin getting the offense set up . Lower right- Keith in position for the rebound . Second page Upper left- 1, 2, 3 lift-off Jared is off for the jum pbal l. Middle left- Jared brings out his leadership rol e with Chad and Justin. Middle center- Brad anx iously awaits for t he ball to fall o r the rim . Middle right- Look at that form , Donn can d o lay-ups. Lowe r left- Judd anx iously awaits for Jared to make the basket. Boys Basketball 4 7 �UHS WRESTLING 1992-93 The 19 92-93 Eagle Wrestling Team - BOlTOM ROW-Left to right: Phillip Kennedy - 135- 140, Chad Ryan-145-152 , Jay Collins119- 125 , Dean Leaders-140-145 . BACK ROW-Left to Right: Coach Lewie Curtis, Todd Leonard - 189, Ryan Klngery-125-130 , Cole Williams-135-140, Brad Christensen- 145- 152, Dan Masker-171, Coach Kevin Houg h. Not Pictured Tim Rodenburg- 130135. Good Job t o ail the men for a fine season!!! T he 1992- 1993 Eagle Wrestlin g Team consisted of 2 veterans and 7 up and coming wrestlers. Coaches Lewie Curtis and Ke v in Hough gav e their time, patience, and expertise to lead their wrestlers into battle. There were a couple of newcome rs to the mat. Freshman Ryan Kingery, Sophomores Dan M asker and Brad Christensen, and Senior Todd Leonard . Two years of expe ri ence was provided by Se nior Phillip Kenne dy , and Juniors Tim Rodenburg and Cole Williams. The backbone of the team were the 4 time State Qualifier Chad Ryan and 3 time State Quali fi er Dean Leaders. Both ended th is years season and t heir high school wrestling career with a trip to Des Moines. Dean received a 3rd place finish. The wrestling team wou ld like to t hank all the fans, administ ration, facul ty, community members, and their parents for t heir con tinued support. A lso the cheerlead ers for t hei r spirit and dedicat ion . \ 48 W restling �MATMAN MANIA E a g I e s Wrestling 49 �Girls Track ••• Girls Track Team - Front Row, Le~ to right: Manager-Lea Simons. Sh elly Christensen, J1D Ch ilds, Sara Pow e ll , and Manager- Tara Leon ard. Middle Row: Carl a Wiggin s, Erik• Martin , Melanie Witt, Ann Hough , Ka ty Richard s, and Leslie Casson . Back Row: Janet Ross, Lory Casson, Shawna Barnett, Conn ie Casson, Mellsia Kaiser, Susie Knott, Androrn· eda Ross and Karen Hedegaard . Not Pictured: Melissa Schmidt T his year's 1993 track team was full of rriany highlights. The team was led by Coach Tammy Minssen and Coach Wendy Elbert. Freshmen gave the team good, strong support and the veterans led the team with leadership and past experience. Two school records were broken this year and both of them were ran at our Conference meet at Treynor. First, the Shuttle Hurdle team consisting of Lory Casson, Ann Hough, Leslie Casson and Janet Ross ran a time of 1: 14. This was the first year that these girls ran together and a good job to all of them. Janet Ross was our second record breaker. She ran the 100 meter hurdles in a time of 16.56. Congratulations Janet!! We had a full team of sprinters and midd le distance. Jill Childs, Karen Hedegaard, Melisia Kaiser, Melissa Schmidt, Janet Ross, Erika Martin, Keri Strum, Andromeda Ross, Melanie Witt, Carla Wiggins, Shelly Christensen, and Sara Powell were are very powerful sprinters. Connie Casson, Lory Casson, Leslie Casson, Ann Hough, Shawna Barnett and Susie Knott were the long distance girls. Melanie Witt, Katy Richards, Andromeda Ross and Erika Martin were the throwers for the team. We had a very good manager duo, Lea Simons and Tara Leonard helped out in every way that they could with support and organization. 50 Girls Track �Top, Far Left: Carla Wiggins digs in to finlshll Top , Middle: Mellsia Kaiser takes a stride. Top, Far Rlght: Susie Knott gives It her all. Middle, Far Left: Stud Lory Casson sails over the hurdle. Middle, Rlght: Ann Hough takes the hurdle. Bottom, Far Left: Karen aggressively hands over the baton. Bottom, Middle: What a hand off, girls. Bottom , Far Rlght: It takes two to make a th ing go right. Good Job to all the 1993 participants of the UHS Track and Field team, and good luck nex t year to all who take on track . Takin' it on the Track Girls Track 51 �Boys Moving into Fron t row : Dan Durick; Chad And erson; Jeff Hall : Juel Hawkins; Keith Parish: Chad Brown; Devin Brisbo1. Second row : Just i n Kinn ey; M a rty M oore: r111 Kennedy; Brandon Howard ; john narks; Eric Tiarl-5 Seth Grote; Coach Spi egal; Back row: M ark Sutton ; To dd Leonard ; Jared Camldl Trent Leonard; Brad Graham ; Paul Whi tson ; Mi Hedegaard ; Jason Rosas �Track The Fast Lane T he Eagle team had a good turn out this year. Many of the Eagles had great success this year. Many overcame sore muscles and overall tiredness to place as high as they could. There was one lone Eagle to break a record , which may very well stay there for a long time. That was Todd Leonard in the 1 I 0 high hurdles with a new record time of 16.08. There was also just one team member to move on to State. That on was Trent Leonard in the 110 high hurdles. There were many seniors on the track team showing their leadership and many of them will be missed. The Eagles had one really good meet at Gri swold where they were runner-ups. State Qualifier ~ '> 2. · Left corne r: Keith starti ng t he year off. Middle Left: Brandon looking • .<1lly enthused . Upper middle: Busting out of the blocks. Lower middle: Seth Jtllng o n his running face. Upper right: Todd making sure that it is Phil. Middle ·1ght. Justin g runting to fin ish the race. Lower right: The human kite ~dge 53-Upper left:Keith awaiting Judd 's arrival. Upper rig ht: John thinking Why Pl! Midd le left: Jared soaring over t he bar. Middle right: Man , I'm tired . Lower Bok g ives a g reat hand off. Lower m iddle: #@?! #@Coach warned me to stop ing around. Lo w er righ t : Jared finish ing th e season . I> Boys Tr.1ck S3 �EAGLE CHEERLEADING VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD 1992- Bottom row from left to right: Amy Pitt, Ann Hough and Mandi McManigal. Top row : Shannon McManigal , Captain -Nikki Bach and Jane Joens. J.V. FOOTBALL 1992- Bottom row left to right- Jill Block, Captain - Jeanna How ard and Stacy Syndergard . Top row -A d ria Robertson, Jaimi Bach and Erika Martin 54 Cheerl eading J.V . BASKETB A LL 1992-93- Bottom row- Jeanna Howa rd. Middle Row:Captaln - Angle Minear, Farah W ard. Top row : LuAnn A dams, Adria Robertson �'92 - '93 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD - Bottom ro w : Mandi McManigal and Nikki Bach. M iddle: Cap tain-Teresa Kerr and Lindsey Grote. Top: Shannon McManigal and Jami Bach. VA RSrTY WRESTLING SQUAD: Bottom row: Jami Strum, Lesli e Casson and Jill Block. Top row : Amy Pitt, Heather Latek and Captain - Ann Hough . Chttrle.\dlng 55 �Sports Candids Boy, t hi s looks ex citing!!! "Kirsten, I got it!" says Lory Casson. Where's it at? says jay Co llins " I'll get it." says Kirsten Anderson . Its up, up, and gone! " Please don't drop me! ", says Nikki Bach. Tim Rodenburg takes his m an to the matt. 56 Sports Candids Jeff Hall sees that the end of the race is near. Keith Parish shows us his I< jump abili ty. �S:EN10R.S CLASS OF ·93 - _,. . ., ,.-. .f·- ~, ;'' .. f •._/ ·-. ;- ("'"'). r.-. ~......_.., -... 57 �Where The Road Began . . . ) 58 Baby Photos ��For the names of the baby photos see page 64. 60 Baby Photos �R EMEMBER WHEN ..... Phil and Marty ran away from school in 2nd grade Ann stuck her tongue to the tornado slide we had assertive discipline marks Teresa had the first girl-boy party All the girls got o ff and pushed Teresa filled out in kindergarten when the fire alarm went o ff Jeff Shudak got his head stuck in his desk Jared wet his pants in 5t h grade Melissa had her slumber party and hay rack ride we all had lunch room duty Chad got an eraser stuck up his nose we passed notes in the encycloped ia we all met at the UMBA for rollerstaking we had 6th grade debates Dean fell off the swings backwards Amy and Wendy used to play horse and Lassie Kurt and Jane were going to get married the g irls p ut on skits in 6th grade Matt Newman cussed at his Trapper Keeper in 6th grade we had Mrs. Hildreth's spelling box Melissa and Amy went out with Keith at the same time the girls had picnics at lunch Dean got caught cheating in Mrs. Handbury's class Judd, Phil, Dean , Jeff S., and Chad snuck out of Mr. Spiegal 's study hall to eat ice cream we had Morris Mouse Tom McGargill came intoxicated to school we had T.A. the heimlich was done on Teresa and Jeff Stoner Kurt got a splinter in his butt and Mr. McGrain got it out Mr. Quik made us do nose dots and push-ups we had 6th , 7th , and 8th grade history day Chad , Dean , Amy, Ann, and Kelly at 8th grade history day Judd fell off his chair and knocked down the magazine rack Judd broke Mr. Pattee 's desk ou r freshman Homcoming float was just chicken wire we had Mrs. Wallin for 9th grade English Jim said the "s" word Amy cut her mouth on a pretzel!!!! REMEMBER: Matt Newman, Wendy Larson , Shari Jacobsen, Dawn Ho ltz, Carrie Funkhauser, Matt Stokes , Michelle Jenson , Jackie Derby, Laura Logan , Angie Gochanhour, Kelly Cox , Andy Johnson , Melissa Newton , Mike Nelson , Jason Groshans, John H . Scott Smith , Jenny Schmitz, Jennifer Brokman , Stephanie Brokman , Jennifer McDonald, Shawn Seam an, Kevin Fisher, Danny Owens, George Coenes, Jackie Harris, Zach Larsen , Carrie Mattis, Tom McGargill, Lisa Polak, and Rose . REMEMBER US , THE CLASS OF 1993!! ~member When. . 61 ��ROAD TRIP Senior Trip 63 �The Senior Class of 1993 Sonya Shaver Jeff Stoner <&en Jim o Names from the baby pictures. , .•• Page 58; Top to Bottom, left: Jane Joens, Leslie Casson. Keith S idl Kelly Nelson . Middle: Marty Moore, Brandon Howard , Shun-Rnk f 1 Kurt Justesen. Right: Becky Whyte, Amy Carlile, Wendy Pearr w B ti Rief. Page 59; Top to Bottom, left: Jason Lippold , Shun -Venn Fon~ . sa Zook, Phil lip Kenn edy. Middle: Tenni lle Tribb le, Teresa Kerr. h Leonard , Traci Bloom. Right: Amy Pitt, Jim Ross , Sonya Shave-r I Hawkins. Page 60; Top t o Bottom, left: jeff Stoner, Leah Klaud Ryan, Jeff Shudak, Ang ie Wi d ick. Middle: Corey Bri ttai n, Melissa Adk Eric Jensen, Ann Houg h. Right : Sarah Schnackenberg. Jeff Whann II na Eggers, Jared Carman, Dan Baumfalk. 64 Senior Votes �Now That We've Come, Melissa Adkins Dan Baumfalk Traci Bloom Todd Brisbois Corey Brittain Amy Carlile Jared Carman Leslie Casson Bob DeYoung Joanna Eggers Shun-Bok Fong Shun-Yenn Fong Senior Photographs 64A �To The End Of The Road, Donn Galloway Judd Hawkins Karen Hedegaard 648 Senior Photographs Ann Hough Brandon Howard Eric Jensen Jane Joens Kurt Justesen Phillip Kennedy Teresa Kerr Leah Klaudt 0('an Leaders �The Future We See, Tod d Leonard jason Lippold Jenn ifer Mander Marty Moore Kelly Nelson Wendy Pearrow Amy Pitt Betty Rief Jim Ross Chad Ryan Sarah Schnackenberg Keith Seidler S~nlor Photogr,,phs 64C �We're The Class Of '93 M elani e Witt M elissa Zook Sonya Shaver Jeff Sh udak Jeff Stoner 64 0 Senior Photographs Jessica Thompson Tenni lle Tribble Timot hy Waldron Jeff Whannell Becky Whyte Angela Widick �Senior Votes 65 �Dean Ann Chad 66 ANN DEAN CHA D �M E L AMY I �TERESA R A c I 68 Traci, Teresa. &. A ng le N G I E �SENIOR CANDIDS Dean, what do you know that they don't? jammin ' Jeff Pile up! Not too close, g uy s! C.'ndlds (Senior) 69 �The Best of Times D A, B, C, D, E, F, G. .. Once upo n a tim e, it was the best of times . Or was it th e worst of tim es? From lette r p eople to letter jackets, From forcing us to sleep during nap time , To forcing us to " hang in there" during Econ . Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear turn around; Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear touch the ground. From crayons to calculators, From cartoons to concerts. Oop bop bottallnle, Atchle kotchle Liberace . . . Girls used to hate boys, And boys hated gi rls. But now ... They're sitting In ii tree, k-I-s-s-1-n-g. From the spelling box and read ing box, To getting put in the box. Mrs. Prewitt followed us to first grade, Mrs. Handbury foll owed us through jr. hig h , And now Bronco Bob follows us in the park ing lot. From Hot Wheels and Tonkas , To real wheels and pick-up trucks. We've gone from those si lly games on the p layground ... All the girls get off and push/ To the real gam es on the playing field . Our practice at kitchen duty in sixth grade Has trained us for Flippin ' burgers at the local burger joint. Apples on ii stick just make me sick, Make my heart go Z-4-6. ·W e've made it thro ug h that awkward stage When you r feet were twice as large as yo u, To the graces of the Unforgettabl e Prom , Or is that " forgettabl e" prom? Cinderella, dressed in ye/la, Went upstairs to kiss her fella. From the tears on the fi rs t day of kindergarten, To the tears of grad uation .. . No more pencils, no more books, No more teacher's dirty looks. Even through the wo rst of tim es , It has been the best o f tim es. W, X, Y, and Z. Next time w on't you sing w ith me . -Mrs. Larsen's 6th Hour Senior Eng li sh 70 Senior Poe m : 6th ho ur D �• The Poem It's an average weekday morning, Do you know where your Children are? We ' re all perusing the Far-Side on Larsen's desk; Except Phil , who 's wrecking his car. Writing this poem is our task; Mrs. Larsen is making us do it. It's for our graduation ; She said " Now, let's get to it!" We decided nothing corny , serious, or mushy; We don ' t want to imitate the past. We have no fond memories. We just want to get out fast. We have spent these years together Learning how to get along. just when we thought we knew each other, We found out that we were wrong. Lisa is the quiet one, But little did we know, She has a brown belt in Nin-jutu-su And can defeat any foe. Phil is the class transvestite (or so he's known as in the play). He's always making wise cracks Even when he's having a bad day. Amy is very stylish , But she only has one flaw She spends too long picking out her clothes ; It makes her late-which is against school law. Judd is the athletic one. He excells in every sport. If he's not out on the baseball field , You ' ll find him on the b-ball court. Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly - Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Kelly Dean is a true wrestler; The Cyclones think he's good . He makes noise in public That he probably should ........ n't Leslie is not dumb, Contrary to her golden locks. She participates in athletics, And especially likes to box! Jane has a secret; It's Call ed a tattoo . Her Body is her canvas, But her drawings can't be seen by you! So here is our poem, Good or bad we don't care . Mrs. Larsen 's signed our out-sheet: W e are out of " hyar" !!!!!! M rs. Larsen's 2nd hour Senior English �The Class of 1993 I 0 n Sunday, May 30, Underwood High School ' s Commencement took place. Fortyfour Seniors and three juniors graduated. Class colors were maroon and silver. The class flowe r was a red rose. Dan Knudtson served as class sponsor. To start the ceremony, the band played "Pomp and Circumstance, " followed later by "Through The Years. " The Choir then performed " Don 't Say Goodbye" and " In This Very Room. " Mr. Dannen presented awards to the class , and Diana Powell , Board President, handed out diplomas. Pictu res go from leh to right and top to bottom: Take it away, cho ir! Jim and Ann read th e Seni or Poem . Jason taking a stroll thro ug h practice . Jason gratefully accepts his d ipl oma. Jeff and M elanie . Smil e, you g uys! Donn looks glad to finally graduate , doesn 't he? 72 Graduation �MOVING AHEAD Pictures go from top to bottom, left to right juniors lead the Seniors in with Connie and Trent. Lisa always gets all of the guys! Sonya strikes a pose at practice. Jennifer looks relieved. Jeff Shudak pauses for the camera. T he graduating class of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-Three has gone through a lot together. The laughs, the tears, and all of the joys and sorrows of growing up and moving on . You have made your impression on the underclassmen that look up to you. We wish you the best of luck on your journey into the future and whatever it may bring. 11 Ll l J Grad uarion 73 �SENIORS SETIING EXAMPLES Jeff Shudak and M elissa Adkins are on their way to th eir Honeymoon , NOT! Kelly Nelson is getting advice on how to be a mommy from Mrs. Ruggles . Eighth grade picture, bottom row. Lt. to Rt . , Amy P, Ann H . Dean L, Middle Lt. to Rt . Melissa A , Carrie C. jeff Sh , Judd H , Kelly N , Standing, Sonya S. Chad R. Carman and Stoner try to sneak out of Publications again . Keith S. and Phil! K. are getting physical, or acting like they are able to jump rope. 74 Senior Candids Jim R. and Karen H . are practlc ing for their future live. concert performance ��juniors 1994 . rr·',~~.~ ,'., . \ ' - ' ~ 76 Juniors Kirsten Anderson Nikki Bach Kelli Barnett Brent Benson Kristina Blackburn Mark Blair Chad Brown Robin Burke Connie Casson Jill Childs jay Collins Jennifer Dohse Heather Do llen Heather Driver Jennifer Egg ers Lisa Ettl eman Shun -Bok Fong Shun -Yenn Fong Tanya French Carri e Go odman Brad Graham Seth Grote Wyatt Hollese n Amy Ise nhour �The Next Seniors on the Road!! Adam Justesen Melisia Kaiser Monica Kampman Susan Knott Heather Latek Trent Leonard Brent Louison Matt Malnack Mandi McManlgal Angie Minear Renee Ring Tim Rodenburg Andromeda Ross Robert Simmons Jami Strum Mark Sutton Chris Tamms Kari Thomas Tennile Tribble Robert Widick Carla Wiggins Cole Williams Dani Wilson Lori Wood Juniors not pictured: Rob Roane Juniors 77 �SOPHOMORES 1995 Luann Adams Suzanne Blackburn Jill Block Jeremy Boeck Jason Burhenne , ,t.. i .. ) Mike Hed egaard Sonny Henry Jeanna Howard Heather Kephart Justi n Ki nney Shannon McManigal Paul Murphy Laura Pando Keith Parish Sara Pow ell Ro n Schmi elau Jam ie Scoles Jo hn Sherbondy Stacy Sy nderg aard E.ric Tiarks If you live in the fast lane, you only get to the end faster. -Joel E. Leaders Jaso n Berh en ne, Pau l M urp hy, and Devin Bri sbois are working hard. 78 Sophomores �WORI<ING UP THE HILL OF LIFE Shawna Carman Lory Casson Brad Christenson James Donnelly Jeff Hall Sarah Klaudt Brian Knudson Joel Leaders Erika Martin Danny Masker Scott Putnam Joe Rasmusen Adria Robertson Jason Rosas Janet Ross No Photo Available Sarah Klaudt What's behind the cam era? John Tiarks Farah Ward Paul Whitson Joe Zych Jaysi Wakefield Dan Masker Get that out o f my face. Sophomores 79 �Freshmen 1996 Chad Anderson Amy Arrowsmith Jaimi Bach Shaw na Barnett Karieann Blackburn Devin Brisbois Jacquie Calabro Dean Carlile Shelly Christensen Loree Clausen Katherine Constant Daniel Durick Lind sey Grote Christopher Hiller Jeff Isenhou r Ryan Kingery Melody Konz Trent Larson Mitch Lead ers Tara Leonard Marisa Leythem Brian Louison Jeff McDaniel Jamie Mcintosh Kari Merdinger Chad Miller Johnathan Newton Krissie Pace Nicole Pierson Katy Richard 80 freshmen rti '\ \. '\ . . �In The High Life! Shane Ruckman Melissa Schmidt Ben Shudak Lea Simons Sarah Storjohann Keri Strum Chris Summers Tara Tribble Julie Wenninghoff Dan Werts Mark Whannell Jolene Wood Anneliese Lee Below:What do y ou do with this? (Mitch Leaders) Top left: Lindsey Grote performs again. Bottom left: Hey Guys!!! ...r •• �ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Hollinger Superintendent School Board Mr. Dannen Principal Mrs. Tiarks Asst. VB Head SB Act. Dir. Ms. Elliot Curriculum Director Mrs. Montang H .S. Guide. Councelor Mrs. McKee H .S. Secretary Mrs. Geise M .S. Sec retary R u N N I N G p R E s D E N T Sandy Hough School Board H A Nancy Bleth School Board Alice Pitt School Board Diana Powell School Board Denny Bardsley School Board Shelly Schroeder School Board R D FACULTY '92-'93 Ms. Hartsock H.S. Librarian Library Club 82 Administration/ Faculty Ms. Elbert Publications Girls' Track Spanish Club Mr. Christensen Ind . Arts 9th sponsor Mrs. Plummer Art Art Club Mr. Pickard Voe. Ag . FFA Sponsor M r. Carpenter Voe. A g. FFA Sponsor �I<EEPING AHEAD D I M r. Benzing Mrs. Ruggles Mrs. Larsen Mr. Martin Mr. Pattee Mr. Dicks Soc. Studies Jr. Sponsor Stu . Co. Re p. Home Ee. FHA/ Peers Sponsor English Speech Dram a Soc. Studies HS BB&.. MS FB Coach M ath NHS Sponsor Business Ty ping R E c T Mr. Spiegel Mr. Knudtson M rs. Knott Mrs. Magill HS PE, FB, B-Track, MS BB , Bio. Health Science Sr. Spon so r Resource Resource Mr. Montgomery MS Ins. Music HS Ins. Music Ms. Boyce MS Choir HS Choir Swing Choir I N G T Ms. O lberding Ms. Bergsten Mrs. Minssen Ms. Jones Ms. Kurth Mr. Plummer English, G-BB Soph. Sponsor Math , Asst. Soph . Adv. Ch eerleadi ng MS Math PE, Health, HS G Track, HSGBB MS Resou rce MS Science TAG Spon . Explor-Home Ee. 6th-Science, English, HSBBB, HSB Baseball Asst. Coach R A F F Mrs. Koenig MS Library MS Secretary Mrs. Hand bury Mr. McNamara Mr. Caverzagie MS Eng lish MS Soc. Stu. HSGBB, HSFBCoach MS Health/ PE MSFB Mr. Clausen Mrs. Moore Building s and Grounds Director School Nurse I c Admlnlstrat\on/ F,Ku lty 83 �.. ... ·.· .. ......·· .:.:...:.... ~ Earl Calhoun MS Custodian Ron Reed HS Custodian Freida Calhoun HS Custodian The bus drivers are working hard . Bus Drivers from left to right: I . Rod Minssen 2. Phyllis Klaudt 3. Herb Grote 4. Vern Dollen 5. Roger Dunn 6. Duane Benson 7. Hazel Hough 8. Tom Leonard 9. Dav id Barnet 10. Leonard Rasmussen Not Pictured I. Rosie Gibbs 2. Maxinne Shultz The cooks on parade. Head Cool« Joyce Nelson " . Back Row from left to right: janet Leaders Doris Baumfalk Marlene Collins Dodi e Stokes Front Row from left to right: Ruthanne Huff Joyce Nelson 84 Adm ini stration/ Facul ty ��CLASS OF 1997 Adair, Douglas Anderson. Jessica Bardsley, Andrew Benedict, Lee Bergantzel , Casey Bixler, Jessica Blackburn, Matthew Bleth , M ary Bouvier. Scotr Chollett, Christina Christiansen , Jeremy Dicenzo, Jennifer Donnelly, Angela Evans, Joshua Goodman . Amanda -t • Hazen , Mark House, Douglas Justesen . Matthew Kelso . Amy Knudtson , Karl Kreeger, Jennifer Lashier, Molly Lewis , Danielle M aassen , Dan Mander, Brian Minear. Cassidy M inear. Jole ne Morg an , Sarah N ie lson, Tiffany Niem ann , Sarah 86 8 th grade I • �The Next Freshmen on the Road Rowe , Michelle Schmielau , Mike Scoles, Brad Sherbondy, Alyssum Storjohann , Daniel Sutton , Daniel Syndergaard , Joel Tiarks, Laci Tiarks, Matthew Williams , Kate At LeR: Brad Scoles, Scott Bouvier, and Jenni DiCenzo. Hard at Worl<!!! Playing a fun game of basketball!! Above: Michelle Rowe, Jessica A nderson . and Ch rissy Chollett. 8th grade 87 �7th GRADE 1998 Amanda Arrowsmith Emily Bixler James Blackburn Stephanie Block James Boeck Steven Bro km an Brian Burhenne Joe Calabro Brendan Cary Lonni Casson Jason Christensen Joel Cox Leanne Durick Jason Fischer Bo Flanagan Zachary Foley Seth Hartwell Leland Herrill Sarah Hollinger Erin Huneke Jacob Jensen Kari Justesen Melanie Kaiser Andy Leick Lucas Malnack Chad Martinez John Morgan No Photo Available Tiffany Johnson Work Hard Play Hard 88 7rh Grade �GETIING IT MOVING Brian Mueller Chris Nelson Amanda Olsen Justin Peters Kim Pierson Greg Rodenburg Kevin Ross Jessica Ru piper Jill Shudak Brent Simons Traci Snyder Andy Storjohann Trisha Taylor Jessica Terry Chad Thomas Kathie Trede Jacquelyn True Emily Wakefield Sandi Waldmann Andy Welsh Adam Witthauer Ryan Young Watch tl1e game, fellas! Pictured: Chad Thomas Lucas Malnack Brian Burhenne 7th Grade 89 �SIXTH GRADE 1999 Robert Awe Joel Bardsley Michaela Benson Jonathan Bernhardt Jessica Boyd John Bracker Jam es Brokman Chris Burke Shannon Callaghan E.lisa Chollett Joshua Cihacek Aaron Coberly Jason Dofner Sherri Driver Matthew Eng les nm Farrell Amanda Foote Becky Graham Danielle Hall Sarah Hazen Jennifer H edegaard Caleb Jackson Zack Kerber Crystal Kermoade nffany Konz Brenna Larsen Luke Larsen Amanda Lausen �STEPPING UP!! Morgan Leaders Curtis Letner Stephanie Maassen Jessi Maxwell Justin Miller Kate Morgan Brenda Niemann Jenniger Pace Eric Robertson Shadie Ruckman Hanna Schmidt Janna Seaton Jeff Sherbondy Kelly Sorensen Jessica Taylor Elizabeth narks Tammy narks Blu Wah le John Walker Mindi Watkins Nicole Weiland Not Pictured : Lucus Henry Matt Willard Jessica Zych Working hard to learn the ropes . 6th Grade 91 �Middle School Band Seventh and Eighth Grade Band Front row, !eh to right : Emily Bixler, Amy Kelso . Jill Shudak. Angie Donnelly, Laci Tiarks, Amanda Goodman . 2nd row : Seth Hartwell, Bo Flanagan, Jessica Bixler, Mary Bleth. Melanie Kaiser, Jenni DiCenzo. 3rd row: Emily Wkaefield , Karl Knudtson , Matthew Blackburn, Lee Bennedict, Brian Mueller. 4th row : Adam Witthauer, Kari Justesen , Joel Cox , Chrissy Chollett, Sarah Niemann , Jolene Minear, Dan Sutton . 5th row : Joel Syndergaard, Steven Brokman , Brendan Cary. Brent Simons, Stephanie Block, James Blackburn Leland Herrill. 6th row : Cass Minear, Doug House, Andy Bardsley, Kevin Ross, Jason Fischer, Andrew Welsh , Jessica Terry. Top row : Tiffany Johnson, Michelle Rowe, Danielle Lewis , Molly Lashier. 3 Sixth Grade Band Back row: !eh to right: Jim Brokman , Chris Burke , Morgan Leaders, Daniell e Hall, Jennifer Hedegaard, Tim Farrell. 2nd row. Luke Larsen , Micael Walker, Jason Dofn er, John Bernhardt, Caleb Jackson , Curt Letner, Lisa Jenney. 3rd row: Zack Kerber, Matt Willard, Blu Wahle , Jessica Taylor, Brenna Larsen , Rob Awe . 4th row : Adrienne Lee, Sarah Haze n , Janna Seaton, Sherri Driver, Brenda Niemann , Crystal Kermoade, Mindy Watkins. Bottom row: Tiffany Konz Elizabeth Tiarks, Amanda Lausen , Kelly Sorensen, Jessica Zych , Elisia Chollett. 92 Middle School Band �Middle School Choir Seventh and Eighth Grade Choir Front Row Left to Right: Danielle Lewis, Alyssum Sherbondy, Jessica Ruplper, Jenni DJCenzo, Trisha Taylor, Michelle Rowe , Jacquie Trede, Sandi Waldmann, Justin Peters, Jason Christensen, Seth Hartwell, Matt Justesen. 2nd row: Amy Kelso, Jennifer Kreeger, Leanne Durick, Amanda Goodman , Stephanie Block, Amanda Olsen , Mary Bleth, Jeremy Christiansen, Mark Hazen, Andy Bardsley, James Boeck , Joel Cox, Matthew Blackburn . Chad Martinez, 3rd row : Erin Huneke, Tiffany Johnson, Kate Williams , Nicole Pierson, Amanda Arrowsmith , Molly Lashier, Jolene Minear, Brendan Cary, James Blackburn, Chris Nelson, Brian Mander, Brent, Simons, Andy Bardsley, 4th row: Sarah Nieman , Chrissy Chollett, Lonni Casson, Melanie Kaiser, Emily Bixler, Bo Flanagan, Jessica Anderson, Laci Tiarks, Dan Sutton, Andy Welsh , Chad Thomas, Ryan Young , Adam Witthauer. Sixth Grade Choir Front row left to right: Hanna Schmidt, Sherry Dri ver, Elisa Ch o llett , Sarah Hazen, Ti ffany Konz , Curti s Letner, Jeff Sherbondy, Johathan Bernhardt, Tim Farrell , Chri s Burke , Joey Bardsley James Brokm an 2nd row :Jessica Zych, Danielle Hall. Stephani e Maassen , Shannon Callaghan , Mindi Watkins , Becky Graham , Jennie Pace, Robbie Awe , Jason Dofner. Joshua Cihacek. Caleb Jackson, Ms. Boise 3rd row: Amanda Lausen. Jessi M axwell , Shadl e Ruckman , Nicole Welland .. Elizabeth Tiarks, Kelly Sorenson , Michaela Benson, Aaron Coberly , Just in Miller, Blu Wah le, Matthew Wi ll ard, Luke Larson. 4th row: Jennifer Hedegaard, Jessica Taylor, Tammy Tiarks , Brenna Larsen, Brenda Niemann , Janna Seaton , Crystal Kermoad e, Morgan Leaders, John Bracker, Zach Kerber, Michael Walker Middle School Choir 93 �M.S. Student Council 8TH Grade Student Council Karl Kundtson Laci Tiarks Jessica Andersen Alyssum Sherbondy .... . . . tnUllf llllfi[I 7TH Grade Student Council Sarah Hollinger Jason Christensen Kevin Ross Leland Herrill 6TH Grade Student Council Jessi Maxwell Amanda Lausen Jennifer Pace joey Bardsley 9 4 M .S. Stud ent Counci l �Middle School Volleyball Game Scores for the '92 Season Seven th Grade Oakland 15-6, 15-8, 15-13 15-2, 15-8, 15-7 Missouri Valley Griswold 15-3, 15-2, 15-12, 15-8 Treynor 10-15, 16-14, 15-3 Tri -Center 15-9, 15-7, 15-10, 15-3 Audubon 15-0, 15-1 3 , 15-3 Wilson Jr. High 15-1 , 15-1, 15-2 A-S-T 15-11, 15-3, 15-3, 15-5, 15-6, 11-15 Logan-Magnolia 15-2, 15-8, 15-2, 15-4 Overall Match Record: 9-0 Eighth Grade Oakland 15-8, 1-15, 15-8 Missouri Valley 15-7, 15- 11 , 15-4 Griswold 11 - 15, 15-4, 15-12, 15-8 Treynor 15-10, 5-15 , 8-15 Tri -Center 15-12, 17-15, 13-15, 15-13 Audubon 15- 10, 10- 15. 16-18 Wilson Jr. H igh 15-2, 15-9 , 15-2 A -S-T 15-5, 15-10, 15-11, 15-6 Logan-Magnol ia 15-1 , 15-3, 15-9. 15-1 Overall Match Record: 7-2 Top Left, 8th grade Front row le~ to right: Chrissy Chollet. Amanda Goodman, Tiffany Nielson , Sarah Morgan , Jenny DiCenzo, Alyssum Sherbondy. 2nd Row: Sarah Niemann , Jessica Andersen , Jolene Minear, Laci Tiarks, Molly Lash ier, Danielle Lewis , 3rd Row : Mary Bleth , Michelle Rowe, Angela Donnelly. Bottom Left: Amanda Arrowsmith and Jessica Rupiper wait for the ball to come over the net. Center Left 7th g rade: 1st Row le~ to right: Kari Justesen , Jessica Terry, Jill Shudak, Amanda Olsen , Jessica Rupiper, LeAn ne Durick, Sarah Hollinger, 2nd Row : Erin Huneke, Tiffany Johnson, Stephanie Block, Jackie True ., Amanda Arrowsm ith, Lony Casson. Right: Kirsten Anderson and Connie Casson help coach the team during a time out. �Middle School Football I st row le~ to right: James Blackburn, Lucas Malnack, Brent Simons, Jacob Jensen, Chad Martinez, Zach Foley , Steven Brokman , John Morgan . Row 2: Coach Martin, Chris Nelson, Brian Mueller, Kevin Ross , Jason Fischer, Greg Rodenburg, Leland Herrlll, Andrew Storjohann, Joe Calabro, Coach Caverzagie. Row 3 : Andy Bardsley, Matt Tiarks, Doug Adair, Mark Hazen , Matt Justesen, Brad Scoles, Joel Syndergaard , Cass Minear. Row 4: Lee Benedict, Matthew Blackburn, Doug House, Jeremy Christensen, Brian Mander, Dan Sutton, Daniel Storjohann, Josh E.vans. T he junior High football team went through an up and down year. The highlights were defeating Oakland in eighth grade action and Treynor in seventh grade action. Most of the games this year were very close and not decided until the fourth quarter. Bot h teams show promise for future Eagle success as they improved as the season went on. 7th Grade Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood 0 6 0 0 8th Grade Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood Underwood 0 Griswold 18 6 Treynor 12 21 Oakland 14 12 A -5-T 34 0 Audubon 14 Griswold 12 Treynor 0 A -5-T 6 Audubon 14 Upper rig ht: Dogpil e on the t hirty-fi ve ya rd line. Rig ht: Little E.agles pursue t he play . 96 M.S. football �Middle School Wrestling BOTTOM ROW: And y Bard s ley. Ja s on Christensen , Bra d S c ol es . Greg Rodenburg , Lucus Malnacl<. Leland Herrill , Chris Nelson . TOP ROW: Cass Minear, Mark Hazen , Jeremy Christiansen , Danny Sutton, Joel Syndergaard , Doug Adair, Coach Kevin Hough. Top Left- Chris Nelson gets ready for a takedown. Top Middle- Joel Syndergaard tries to score. Top Right- The Eagles await their chance on the mat. Bottom LeftDoug Adair tries to avoid a takedown. Bottom Right- Mark Hazen is soon to get a pin. T he Underwood Mi d dle School Wrestling Team had a very successful year. Under t he d irection of Coach Kevin Hough the young Eagl es cleared a winning season. The team showed a lot of improvement throughout t he year. The 8th graders p roved t hemsel ves as promising prospects as they advance to the hig h school level nex t season . Middle School Wrestling 97 �Middle School Basl<etball Front (LtoR)- Karl Knudtsen , Cass Minear, Andy Bardsley, Joel Syndergard , Mark Hazen. Back Row- Matthew Blackburn . Brian Mander, Jeremy Christiansen , Doug House, Dan Sutton , Dan Storjohann. Front (LtoR)- Alyssum Sherbondy, Mary Bleth , Chrissy Chollett, Molly Lashier. Back- Jolene Minear, Michelle Rowe , Jessica Anderson, Sarah Niemann, Laci narks. Front (Lto R) - Brendan Cary, Chris Nelson, Kevin Ross , Brent Simons, Justin Peters , Back Row- Jason Christe nsen , Andy Welsh , Andrew Storjohann, Joel Cox, Steven Brokman. Front (LtoR) -Tri sha Taylor, Sarah Hollinger, Jessica Rupiper , Aman da Olsen, Jessica Terry. Back Row- Stephanie Block. Leanne Durick, Lonni Casson, Amanda Arrowsmith , Kari Justesen. 8th Grade Results 7th Grade Results GIRLS BOYS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS - 52 - 40 - 34 - 31 - 37 - 32 - 28 - 51 - 42 Oakland A-S-T Griswold Audubon Tri-Center Mo. Valley Treynor Mo. Valley Logan 98 Middle School Basketball -35 - 20 - 42 - 51 - 49 - 36 - 39 - 29 - 40 UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS - 45 - 27 - 56 - 22 - 29 - 26 - 36 - 47 - 44 Woodbine Oakland Audubon Logan-Mag. A-S-T Griswold Mo. Valley Tri-Center Treynor BOYS - 58 26 40 25 39 - 27 - 54 - 30 -51 UMS UMS UMSUMS UMS UMS UMSUMS - 21 25 18 13 20 25 48 24 Oakland A -S-T Griswold Audubon Tri-Center Mo. Valley Treynor Logan GIRLS - 18 18 44 36 44 43 34 33 UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS UMS - 38 24 18 24 43 35 30 52 Woodbin e Oakland Audubon Logan -M ag. Griswo ld Mo. Valley Tri -Center Treynor - 64 21 30 33 44 29 19 47 �Middle School Traci< MS. Girls Track Results: Kim Invitational: 12 pts, 7th out of 7. Eagle Invitational: 54 pts, 4th out of 6. Tri Center Invitational: 51 pts, 5th out of 6 . WIC, 8 pts, 8th out of 8. Treynor Invitational: 31 pts 5th put of 5. 2 New School Records: Mary Bleth ran a 10.74 time in the 5 Flight hurdles. JH . Girls Track: Front row : Amy Kelso , Trisha Taylor, Alyssum Sherbondy, Tiffani Nielsen , Jill Shudak, Stephanie Block. Second row : Sarah Hollinger, Laci Tiarks, Chrissy Chollett. Lonni Casson , Leanne Durick, Amanda Arrowsm ith. Third row: Sarah Niemann , Mary Bleth , Michelle Rowe, Jessica Andersen , Jolene Minear, Danielle Lewis. Mary Bleth , Chrissy Chollett, Laci Tiarks, and Jolene Minear, ran a 46.63 in the Shuttle Hurdle Relay JH. Boys Track: Underwood Invite: 90 pts, 3rd out of 6. Tri Center Invite: 3rd, out of 6 . WIC: 6th , out of 8 . Treynor: 5th, out of 5. Team Picture: Row l: Joe C., Steve B., Doug H ., Matt j., josh E., Karl K. Row 2: Brendan C., Brent S., Andrew S., Justin P., Andy B., Cass M., Mark H. Row 3 : Dan S., Chad M ., Dan S., M att T., Brad S., Jeremy C., Brian M. Brad Scoles is set for his open 400. Jill Shudak, getting set to "put the shot". JH . Girls are doing what they do best, Talking. Jessica A .: long jumping or building sand castles? Justin Peters, keeps on going, and going. Midd le School Tr.Kk 99 �M.S. CANDIDS I 00 M .S. Candids Oh, what are these girls up to? Boy it's been a long day! A nd what might these guys be up to? What do you want? 7TH Grade Working? Yea Right! �IOI �BOOSTER ADS Max Edwards &.. Roy Quakenbush Barber Shop 2543 1/2 2nd Avenue Council Bluffs, IA 51503 Ph. 328-2572 Kut-Rite 146 W . Broadway Council Bluffs, IA 51503 Ph . 322-9672 Triple L 1511 Avenue L Council Bluffs, IA 51503 Ph . 328-7113 Bluffs Toyota 3554 S. Expressway Council Bluffs, IA 51501 Ph. 366-2444 Russ Barber Shop 1808 Madison &.. 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SUB-STATIONS ORUGTOWI'# !>%' we ·NI~ NOT !3E UND~ OM ?RESCRIPiYONS FREE ?RESC~IPTtON DELIVERY' Advertising I 09 �Mukeovcr c£i~~ciuli~L11 • Makeup 1~-"-"-'11.11 • Mub::up f\ppliculio11 • Perms • Cuts A Full Service Salon 328-9777 1140 Madl1on Avenue Council Blutte 1I0 Adve rtising �TOP TEN MOST CLUELESS PEOPLE ON EARTH I0. Rainforest chainsaw operator. 9. Millionaires in prison. 8. Drivers with tum signal perpetually on. 7. Las Vegas lounge acts. 6. Unregistered voters. 5. Frozen dinner enthusiasts. 4. Javelin catcher. 3. Someone in express checkout line with eleven items. 2. Chain-smoking gas station attendant. I . Drug users. PARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG-FREE AMERICA PARTNERSHIP FOR A DRUG FREE IOWA Advertising 111 �A The End of the Road s another year comes to an end, so does the end of another class. The class of 1993. As we wandered through the halls of blue and orange a lot of memories were set into our minds. The class of '93 has seen a lot of changes in their time. We have seen many principals come and go and we were glad to see Mr. Dannen stick with us. We have also seen many teachers come and go all of which we formed some kind of bond with . Others changes being the changes of Homecoming '92 to the changes of Prom '93. Even though we thought they would be bad changes , they really didn't turn out all that bad. Throughout our high school years we have seen many teachers pull out their hair for us, we've seen many teachers sacrifice for us. We owe a lot to the faculty and administration for the years they gave us. They put a lot of hard work and dedication into this school and made it the best they possibly could. Their concern for our well-being was and is greatly appreciated. We would also like to thank the underclassmen for the great years they gave us. I'm sure you all know that some of us really enjoyed picking on you and getting away with it. Thanks for putting up with us and we really didn ' t mind you!! Also a great big THANK YOU to Ms. Elbert for making our last high school year book the best. Thanks for putting up with all of some peoples' stuff (I think you know what we're talking about!). We know that the majority of the class was seniors, but that goes without saying! The newspaper staff did a great job redesigning the paper , it looked great! You did a marvelous job and we hope you stick with it and keep up the good world! Thank you again. Well that about wraps it up, we hope you enjoy the yearbook. We know we had a wonderful time putting it together. Have a great year or years and always remember to smile and people will smile with you . A big GOOD LUCK to the class of 1993!!! Teresa Kerr and Angie Widick Editors-in-chief -- l ��-1@\ 1---------l ~ J @ ( = :::s = :::s Cl> ..,.... ,.,.... 0 0 0 0 = c-1 ""'- ""'Cl> .,,.. <=>·- -~ 0 :m <Q ..... 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Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1997 Underwood High School Yearbook 1997 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/0a2c33736895bf60de7e932de1a479ee.pdf d53caf424d3d5fe41fccfd23b4ffc903 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood Log 1998 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1998 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1998 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1998 Underwood High School Yearbook 1998 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/56ab2a9413c44d8f3a95c774dfec4577.pdf ca41d160ef6d4c74b2931593606d6680 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood Log 1999 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1999 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1999 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1999 Underwood High School Yearbook 1999 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/2854f9316058e68ddafbaacbc29bf724.pdf 71730690ab2cdd13e4ba6229c4d139e0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood Log 2000 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 2000 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2000 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 2000 Underwood High School Yearbook 2000 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/4cfa3f10b97dc7b788a2debccc814da4.pdf 46870ecd06b437091875b19669ea2942 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Underwood High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1942-present are covered in this collection. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942-present Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Book Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Underwood Log 2002 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Underwood. Underwood High School (Underwood, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 2002 Yearbook (annual) of Underwood High School. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Underwood High School Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived From the collections of Underwood High School Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2002 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Western Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 2002 Underwood High School Yearbook 2002 Annual schools UHS Underwood High School Yearbook