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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Joyce Lumber and Supply Company postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of the Joyce Lumber and Supply Company. From the back, "The Joyce Lumber and Supply Company's plant, one of Council Bluffs' new industries. It is a wholesale and distributing plant for lumber and all kinds of building material. Equipped for handling carload and local shipments. The finest and most complete plant of its kind in the Central States." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 4 in. x 6 in. 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This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Updike Grain Co. postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of Updike Grain Co. elevator. From the back, "This elevator owned by the Updike Grain Company, is buy one of Council Bluffs' 14 elevators. It is constructed of concrete and steel, a capacity of 1,500,000 bushels, with operating capacity steam dryer. Storage yards hold 350 cars of grain. Accommodations for employees include dining room, separate lockers and hot and cold shower baths. One of the largest and most modern elevators west of Chicago." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. 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Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. agriculture Business postcard https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/7505e295f78e5fbc7f9cf8c32693221e.pdf 422918302653c40f281ca309c9d7ca76 PDF Text Text THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA staff ... editor: joyce brown ass't editor: nancy s1mons business manager: luann beck sports editors: terry burnsides doug smith photographers: craig acord brian sollazzo copy editor: bob yates ait: scott travis sherry peterson betsy andersen susie sublet eva paladino clan zdan larry fox debby smith pam phillips advisors: michael w. gill mrs. anne brokaw Ei 5 - @ !I ri -- CONTENTS administration . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 accent on students . . . . . . . . . 32 v.i.p.s .................. 41 organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 student activities . . . . . . . . . . 83 military ................. 105 athletics ................ . 111 sophomores .............. 141 JU11IOrS ••••...••••...•••• 157 seniors .................. ] 73 advertisers ............... 233 6 In Memoriam I ' SID BEU This year at Thomas Jefferson we lost a fine person and fellow student by an unfortunate accident, Sid Beu. He was an active member of the Biology Club. With his sense of humor and smiling face, Sid will be greatly missed by all of his friends. * * * * * As we were preparing this book for shipment, we learned of another of our students whose life was taken in an automobile accident, George Robert McTwiggan, a Senior at Tee Jay. FRANK J. PALUKA A membe r of long tanding at Thomas Jefferson was Mr. Frank J. Paluka who passed away this spring. Born July 10, ] 888, Mr. Paluka taught in the Council Bluffs School System for forty-two years. He came to Tee Jay in 1924, two yea rs after the school opened. When he retired in 1959, the tudent body honored him in an assembly entitled "This Is Your Life-Mr. Paluka." His philosophy on discipline can well be heeded, " Gentle on gentlemen, tough on roughnecks." LEON ASMUS Juniors and Seniors regretfully learned of the passing of Mr. Leon Asmus early this year. He died following a kidney transplant in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Asmus taught drafting here from 1962 to 1964. He was born July 5, 1937, and was graduated from Nebraska State Teacher's College. Students and faculty will long remember Mr. Asmus for his easygoing manner and fine personality. JERRY DONICH The entire student body was saddened to learn of the death of Jerry Donich in an auto accident on December 13, 1964. J erry, a fine athlete, was graduated from Thomas Jefferson in 1964. The great number of students who attended his funeral at Holy Family Church showed final tri bute to a fine person. 7 8 Dedication For your unending helpfulness and understanding of our many and varied problems, and your ceaseless work for us, we the 1965 Monticello staff dedicate this book to you, Mr. Francis Hanson. Mr. Hanson, J oe, Mrs. Hanson, Mike, and J eff Being head of the Guidance and Counseling Department is no easy task. But to Mr. Francis Hanson it brings challenge and a great feeling of responsibility, something he can't seem to get enough of. Mr. Hanson was born in Meckling, Sou th Dakota, and has had a very interesting past. He has attended a varied number of colleges which has attributed to his present position. Mr. Hanson graduated from Wayne State Teachers College in 1950. He then started teaching and counseling in Cushing, Iowa. In 1955 Mr. Hanson went back to Colorado State College where he received his master's degree in Industrial Arts. Mr. Hanson then came to Tee Jay and taught Industrial Arts and Physical Education. In 1962 he took a leave of absence and went to Arizona State University where he received his degree to be a counselor. Omaha University, Drake, and Iowa State Teachers College have also been added to Mr. Hanson's list of schools. Mr. Hanson has always been a great sports enthusiast. Football, basketball, track, baseball, tennis, and golf have all been coached by Mr. Hanson. Presently he is instructor of the gymnastics team. Mr. Hanson and his wife LuAnn, who has also been a teacher, have three boys ages 3, 6, and 8. They like to spend as much time with their boys as possible, doing such things as fishing, hunting, camping and travelmg. Some other interests of Mr. Hanson's include reading, giving speeches and officiating in basketball, football, and track. Mr. Hanson plans to go on and receive his doctor's degree to which he has accumulated 41 hours already. Mr. Hanson enjoys Council Bluffs and wants to stay as long as there is a need for his talents. It is a pleasure for us, the 1965 Monticello staff, to express our appreciation of Miss Karen Miller, the most vigorous person we know. Her dedication to service and understanding instruction are cherished by students and faculty alike. Although Miss Miller's time is well spent sponsoring the pep club and cheerleaders, she also enjoys dancing, the outdoors, and singing in her church choir. Graduating from Thomas J efferson in 1958, Miss Miller spent the next four years at Northwest Missouri State College before returning to TeeJ ay as a student teacher. After two months of student teaching, Miss Miller became a regular member of the TeeJay faculty, teaching sophomore English. The classes of 1965, 1966, and 1967 will always remember you, Miss Miller, for your sincerity, friendliness, and quiet manner. Those of us who have had the pleasure of knowing you will long admire and appreciate the many ways in which you have acted as a guidepost for our lives. In Appreciation Administration II 12 Mr. Bolton PR INCi PAL'S OFFICE Dea r students, With high school comes a certain maturity. Oftentimes there is overemphasis on extracurricular activities. When this comes about it is a good sign of immaturity of the group, and very often a n entire school. Academic work comes secondary in comparison with such " important" items as sports, plays, music, the high school newspaper, or social life, these are important. Immaturity may be defined as a failure to recognize the importance of work, which stands a t the center of our social life. The desire to go the way of the c rowd instead of standing for what is right and wrong shows immaturity. First things first. If your life is based on mature thinking yo ur high school will be just another step to complete mastery of yo urself. God bless you all and with the h elp from Him who gives, your life will be a. success. Mr. Field Mr. Field, our Vice Principal, is a very necessary person at Thomas Jefferson High School. He has many duties to fill and occupy his time. He takes care of tardies, corrects problem students, helps figure 0ut student problems and is a great help to the faculty also. Without Mr. Field the school would surely be at a great loss. 13 SCHOOL BOARD 14 Mr. Jones is our assistant superintendent and is also a very hard worker. He has done a very good job since he has held this position. Just recently he held down Mr. Mourer's duties while Mr. Mourer was in Russia on an educational tour. SUPERJNTENDEl T Mr. lVIourer, our superintendent, has been apprec iated for man y years b y th e citizens of Council Bluffs. The reason for this is b ecause of his endless devotion to educa ti onal and c ivic affairs. We at Th omas J e fferson wi h to extend our thanks to you, Mr. Moure r, for your loyal dedicati on lo our schools. L. to R.: Mr. Jack W. Peters, Mrs. U. J. Collingnon, Mr. Lester F. Haas - Pres., Mr. William Cutler - V. Pres., Dr. Frederick E. Marsh, Mr. Richard K. Stoufer, Mr. Sam W. Brown. Secretaries One of the hardest jobs at Thomas Jefferson belong to Mrs. Ma ri e Bentlage. Mrs. Bentlage's j ob i to keep track of the attendance and to help Mr. Field with the detention hours. Without an efficient bookkeeper the fin ancial affairs at Thomas Jefferson would be a shambles. Thomas Jefferson is fortunate to have one of the best people for this job, Mrs. Bonnie Harris. Keeping an accura te account of our finances and sending a typed detailed report to the Board of Education each month is one of her j ohs. Warm, friendly, and willing to help all that come to her are just a few words to describe Mrs. Lucille Beck. Mrs. Beck is Mr. Bolton's personal secretary. Besides this distinguishing job, Mrs. Beck makes out the teachers' pa yroll , calls substitute teachers and does any miscellaneous jobs she is called to do. 16 Looking at catalogs in the counseling center are Georgia Hoff and Melba Eidschun. Counseling -. Friendly, smiling, and always willing to help a Thomas Jefferson student is Mr. Francis Hanson, the head of the guidance department. Counseling with students, helping them schedule classes and assisting in locating j obs fo r deserving students are only a few of his many duties. Handling co11ege prep sched uling, coaching boys golf and heading the math department keeps Mr. Frank LaMantia busy. However this does not keep him from being a parttime counselor at Thomas Jefferson. Center ' • 0 . w • • :t u .. I! II II • Miss Joyce Grubb is another of our full time counselors. Miss Grubb also assists students who need help in scheduling their courses. Miss Grubb's wonderful personality helps her greatly in her work. A grea t asset to these four counselors is Mrs. Elsie Springer. Among Mrs. Springer's activities are such things as handling files, checking the cred its for hopeful graduates, taking care of college transcripts, and seeing to the recommendations of the graduates. D n !l ::;·==.. :-·-.. II ZI II Besides being a counselor, Mr. Wally Miller devotes much of his time to the scheduling of the vocational students and to being the head of the adult education department. 17 DARCELL ADAMS Wayne State Drafting-Welding 18 JOE BARTLETT Wayne State Typing WARD BEAN N.W . Missouri State Bustl1ess Law-Bookkeeping EDWARD BREMMER Creighton Govern men t-Deba te, American History CHARLES BRYANT Univ Of Nebr. Phys. Ed. Who's Who n DONNA BALZER Simpson Phys. Ed. CAROLE BEAN Wichita State Vocal Music MIRIAM BOYD Midland Art ANNE BROKAW Simpson English-Crea tive Writin g The Faculty HARRIET CHASE Wm. Penn Short11and IDA DARGIN Marymount Typing WILLIAM DA VIS Dana Drivers Training WILBER EGE Nebr. State Teacher's College Auto Mechanics ROBERT CAPEL 0. u. Coach-Psychology CHARLES CROUSE N. W. Missouri State Algebra-Geometry RICHARD DA VIS 0. u. Coach-Biology GEORGE EDENBURN Voc.-Welding R. R FANDERS Peru State Drama 19 ROBERT FARRALD Creighton Developmental Reading English MARJORIE GILLESPIE Park College French BEVERLY GREENLEE Bethel College Typing THOMAS HAAS Creighton Engli h 20 YOLANDA GARCIA University of Havana University of Iowa Spanish MICHAEL GILL Loras Colle«e Latin-Annu:i DENNIS GOT CHALL Wayne Sta le Drafting JOYCE GRUBB P eru talc-University of 1cbraska Counselor REUBEN HARRISON Omaha U. J ournali m-Diversified Occupa tions ebraska Central World HUory-Vocal Music DONALD HANSEN State College of Iowa Biology-Production FRANCIS HANSON Stat e Coll ege of Co lorado Cou nselor MADGE HINKEL Counselor Omaha U. Geometry BARBARA HANSEN St. Olaf American History JACK HANSEN Iowa State Univ. Economics-Coach MICHAEL HOFFMAN Iowa State Univ. World History-Economics 21 22 GRANT HUNTER -Oregon State Vocational Printing HAROLD JON-ES University of Iowa Transcription-Typing P. J. KIENY Omaha U. English-Debate MARTIN KRUTSINGER Auto Mechanics LLOYD JEROME Parsons College Coach-Phys. Ed. SALLY KELKER Northwest Missouri State Phys. Ed. FRANK LA MANTIA Omaha U. Trig-Algebra-Calculus Counselor PHYLLIS LEU N.W. Missouri State Home Economics KAREN MILLER N.W. Missouri State En glish RUTH MOELLER Omaha U. American History HARRY LOBEL Park College Algebra-Physics HAZEL MILLER Iowa State English WALLA CE MILLER Iowa State Adult EducationCounselor CLARA MORRIS Kansas State Librarian 23 24 NANCY NASON Wayne State English LeROY PICKLES State College of Iowa Print SALLIE RALSTON Indiana State Chemistry-Biology ERNEST OAKES Omaha U. Band RICHARD ORTEZ Creighton Biology CAROLE POKORNY Omaha U. Shorthand CLINTON RICHEY Sta te College of Iowa Machine Sh op ERNEST ROBINSON Peru Stat e Metal Shop Draftin g DAVID RYAN State College of Iowa Vocational Drafting GARY SCHWARZKOPF State College of Iowa Voca tional Building ETTA SHELTON Iowa State Homemaking JOHN ROSENTHAL Creighton Honors Math GRACE SCHROEDER Nebraska U. Shorthand AGNES SPERA Omaha U. Chemistry 25 CLARA STRICKLAND Park College Government Dean of Girls 26 DONNA THOMPSON State University of Iowa English GARNET WELSCH Iowa State American HistoryGeography MARTHA WANGBERG University of Iowa Ameri can History NANCY TANGEMAN University of Nebraska Home Economics ELEANOR WALSH Creighton English JANET WILKE Nebraska Univ. English MARLIN McDOWELL S.S.G. E.6 R.O.T.C. CHARLES RAFFERTY S.S.G. E.6 R.O.T.C. ROGER MELKUS Creighton U. English and Developmental Reading ~NOPHOTO VICTOR LeGAULT S.F.C. E-6 R.O.T.C. HAROLD RICHESON S.S.G. E-6 R.0.T.C. 27 mEnu ------------- Cooks Seven busy women prepare lunch for hungry Thomas Jefferson students. They are Irene English, who is head of our cafeteria; Peggy Friedrich, Violet Clinton, Kathryn Woodruff, Louvena Hager, Charlotte Ross and Wilma Jones. The cooks come at seven-thi1ty in the morning and don't leave until all have been fed and the work is done. Using 225 pounds of potatoes, twenty loaves of bread and six hundred hamburgers at one day's lunch, no student at Thomas Jefferson will ever Starve! L. to R.: Irene English, Wilma Jones, Violet Clinton, Louvena Hager, Charlotte Ross, P eggy Friedrich, Kathryn Woodruff. Custodians L. to R. Row 1: Frank Hemmingson - Head Custodian, Sam Caruba, Joe Smith, Row 2: J ess Harbold, Carl Miller L. to R. Row 1: Clifford Hackley and Forest Moore Tee Jay is kept spotless during the year by our hardworking custodian staff. Comprised of two men and one lady on the day shift, we have three custodians in the building from 3 to 11 and two men from 7 to 11. Scrubbing the floors of the new building "every" night and the floors of the old building "every other night", are just two of the many tasks this fine staff does to keep our school running smoothly. Mrs. Betty LeMaster 29 Pam Smith, Wanda Eidschun, Linda Collet, Linda Wilson, LuAnn Beck, and Lynnette Jacoba spent many hours working in the office typing tests and running them off for the teachers. Office Workers Shown running off another one of those endless tests is Diana Foley. She is another of our capable production girls. 30 Spending an hour in the counseling center helpin g Mrs . . Springei;: and .th e co un selors were Elain e Schroeder, Margaret Hattan, Marsha Griffiths, Mary Stotts. Back Row: Mel bi( Bids-lm'lif 1*aren S pencer, Cheryl Rudi g, Sharon Duitma n, Sharon Bates and Nan cy Moore. L. lo R. Row 1: P. Smith, P. Poulos, K. Poulos, J. Brown, V. LeBaugh. Row 2: B. Parrack, A. Metheny, J. Hager, P. Matteson, N. Callaghan, M. Davis, K. Gaver. Row 3: L. Metheny, J. Corum, J. Olsen, J. Harris, G. Petry, N. Hanafan. A t t e n d a n c e Girls' Lounge Checking the file of a student at Tee Jay is Mrs. Mary Jane Stageman. Mrs. Stageman has been our capable nurse for several years. L. to R. Row 1: Gail Galle, Linda Ford, Judy Chancellor, Georgia Hoff, Abby Metheny, Andrea Kinneman. Row 2: Jeanne Fienh old, Linda Miller, Vicki Neal, Evelyn Koenig, Cheryl Wold, Kathy Vest, Dorothy Baldwin. 1153778 Here at Tee Jay we find a wide variety of activities and organizations in which the student may participate. More important than these activities and organizations are the educational services which the school has to offer. Tee Jay offers three educational areas. First of all there is the College Prep course which includes languages and honors courses to keep the "prep" student busy. The Commercial department prepares the girls to go forth into secretarial positions and other types of commercial work. Thirdly, is the Vocational department which contains some of the most modern and up-to-date shops and equipment in this area. We are fortunate to have our own Print Shop with modern equipment. We print, in addition to our school paper, most of the forms used in school and the programs for school events. There is also Auto Shop, Sheet Metal, Building Construction, and Drafting. Tee Jay has a well-rounded curriculum. 33 34 Students are now taking courses which are modern, difficult, and hard to understand. Therefore, teachers must have sufficient studies in these courses so that they might be able to relate it to the students. With the increasing enrollment, Tee Jay is short of space. This necessitates classes in the auditorium, hallway, and basement. The gym and student lounge are often used as study areas. However, a new building will be begun this summer which should relieve the crucial problem of "space." But even with these few handicaps, Tee Jay has the faculty and facilities for giving a good education to those who have the desire to learn and continue their education. These students have found the counseling center an invaluable aid in helping them choose the proper course during their years at Tee Jay, and also in the selection of a "post-graduate" school or place of employment. These Sophomores and Juniors who are pictured on the next few pages are just a few of those who show a great deal of promise in their field. TRUDY PROBST, 16. Junior College Prep. JOEL MYKLEBUST, 15. Sophomore College Prep. Joel's future plans are a college education in some area of science. He is a member of the Luther League Board and the Boy Scouts. His hobbies are coin collecting and golf, and his special enjoyments are reading and golf. His outlook on life: "I like it!" Trudy has in mind a future as a high school math teacher after college graduation. Trudy's out-ofschool activities include modeling at Brandies and summer work as a secretary. Her hobby is music, ?nd her special enjoyments are drama and journalism. Her philosophy of life is "Live each day as it comes and don't let things bother you." TERESA WOODS, 16. Junior College Prep. The field of mathematics seems to be in the future for Teresa. She does work in the city library. Her hobbies include handy-work, such as knitting, and collecting stuffed animals. School athletics, cooking and loafing are among her special enj oyments. Teresa's outlook on life : "Do unto others ... Do the best of your ability in everything, and enjoy life." 35 36 RUTH DRUMMOND. 17. Junior College Prep. , SALLY CLARK, 15. Sophomore College Prep. Sally's future plans include her college education , a career in teaching, and probably marriage. Sall y's out-of-school activities are church work and Job's Daughters. Her hobby is dancing, and she receives special enjoyment from swimming, reading, and, of course, dancing. Her outlook on life is "To always try for the best you can do and live your life now. Forget the past, it is done, and just look into the futur e." KEN LININGER, 17. Junior Coll ege Prep. Ken's future hope is to have a career in engineering, math,_ or architecture. He also wants to do some writing for his own enjoyment. Ken's special enjoyments are music, dramatics, and swimming. His philosophy of life is "Life is something to be enjoyedbut society which is the necessary part of life that enables us to live with others, makes it necessary to follow certain." Being a beautician seems to be Ruth's futu re ambition. She counts swimming, sewing and dancing as her hobbies, and especially likes Honda riding. Her outlook on life: "Life to me is something to be lived now and enj oyed. Everyone, I think, takes life too seriously." MARILYN SCHMIIT, 15. Sophomore Commercial Marilyn's future plans are centered around secretarial work. Her special enjoyments are all kinds of sports, especially swimming. Her philosophy of life: "To aim for the highest point of life. Life has its hardships, but it still has its joys. If you want to obtain anything in life, you have to work for it." SANDY CARTER, 15. Sophomore Commercial Sandy's future includes marriage and work in some field pertaining to m'ath. She is a member of Job's Daughters. She has a hobby of watching the license plates on cars to see how many states are represented. She has been keeping a record since 1962. Her special enjoyment is badminton. Sandy's outlook on life is "To do as much as I can and have as much fun as I can before I get married." JANICE SCHMITT, 17. Junior Commercial In the future Janice plans a career in secretarial work because she enjoys typing, shorthand, and meeting new people. Her outlook on life: "I think that a person's life is exactly what one makes out of it. I also believe that whatever a person becomes, he should be the best." 37 38 MIKE OLES, 17. Junior Vocational GERALD NORMAN, 17. Junior Vocational The future ambition for Gerald is to become either a machinist or mechanic. His out-of-school activities are out door activities such as camping, fishing, and hunting. His special enjoyment is Yam aha riding. His outlook on life : "Wonderful! I think life is the most joyful thing you can attain." Mike would like to have a future either in automotive work or in building construction. His hobby is model cars, and his special enjoyment is going to drag races and cooking. DAVE HOOK, 17. Junior Vocational Dave has alternate plans fo r his fu ture, going lo California to trade school or into the service to study electronics. His hobbies are riding motorcycles, boat riding and water skiing, and scuba diving. Movies are his special enj oyment. Dave's philosophy of life is: " I'm looking forward to becoming an electrician and owning my own business." Pictured above are Dennis Clark and Donald Hines with the trophies which they won at a "Trouble Shooting" contest in Des Moines. The contest, sponsored by Plymouth Motors, was attended by thirty-two groups of students from all over the slate. Our boys came in third, and brought home the trophies and a set of gold-plated open end wrenches. Fine work, Boys! DAVID BIRDSONG, 17. Sophomore Vocational Dave's future plans are those of being a printer. He enjoys swimming and bowling, and, especially, riding on his Honda. His outloo~ on life: "Good." 39 40 ""'~-r, ' I I In addition to the three educational areas of Thomas Jefferson, many programs are selected and presented to the student body in order to broaden the culture and ed ucation of the students. A wide variety of entertainment is another facet of the educational process. Among the programs presented at Thomas J efferson this year was one given by the Strategic Air Command band from Offutt Air Base in Omaha. Tee Jay's Mr. Ernest Oakes was a guest conductor at this performance. VIPS 42 Student Council The Leaders Of Our School And Of The Future The National Association of Student Council is a very worthwhile organization. A school is sometimes compared to a small city. This city is composed of all kinds of people and groups. The student council acts as a sort of small scale government which makes up laws and regulations for its citizens. Each home room elects a student to represent them at the Doug Smith - President meetings and express ideas and opinions to better the school routine. Of course all new ideas voted on and passed must be approved by Mr. Bolton our principal. Some of the things that the Student Council does to raise money and create activities for the students are: organizing our big winter dance the Sno Ball, holding candy sales at different times, and this year they also sponsored Twirp Week. This is a week when the girls pay for the date and take the role of the boy. To help benefit the students and faculty the student council often does helpful and thoughtful things too. They sponsor the student courtesy fund which buys flowers and cards for the students who are in the hospital. They do this on behalf of the entire student body. Student Council also holds teacher appreciation week at which time the teachers are usually given a little gift in appreciation of their many hours spent in the ·classroom teaching us and also the many hours spent after school helping students and sponsoring the many clubs at Th()mas J efferson. R e g u I a r s L. to R.: R. VanVurren, D. Smith - Pres., C. Simons - Vice Pres., V. Reed - Sec., P. Devivo - Treas., N. Simons - Parl., Mr. W. Bean - Fae. Advisor. Row 2: S. Clark, G. Galle, B. Andersen, G. Elkins, T. Probst, P. Poulos, J. Brown, F. Klefstad, C. Smith, J. Schmitt, M. Hammond, J. Brown. Row 3: K. Root, S. Lehmer, J. Branson, E. Paladino, S. Adamson, L. Driever, J. Fienhold, T. Miller, G. Hoff, S. Smartt, A. Doughman, J. Rine, S. Drake. Row 4: M. Shaughnessy, M. Egge, S. Walla, L. Kemp, S. Tysor, E. Schroeder, A. Lindsay, R. Sipes, D. Hines, G. Owens, B. Roden, L. Lidgett. Row 5: G. Wooldridge, G. Mann, J. Woods, M. Irwin, M. Parrack, D. Moore, R. Johnson, J. Smith, G. Cerveny, K. lngoldsby. Alternates L. to R. Row 1: P. Anfinson, J. Kimball, S. Bowser, L. Thomas, B. Woods, J. Hoover, S. Curry, R. Drummond, K. Billings, C. Moore, B. Will. Row 2: S. Trussel, L. Malone, P. Oshlo, P. Lee, J. Chute, K. Poulas, L. Hill, C. Rief, P. Homan, E. King, N. Callaghan, R. Law. Row 3: D. Hawkins, T. Hansen, J. Ditzler, S. Rowe, B. Case, D. Purnell, S. Williamson, J. Wood, D. Wahl, B. Blackman, W. Doty. Row 4: B. Rigby, T. Tracy, L. Collett, J. Duke, K. Fernley, M. Dietz, D. Herrick, J. Grazier, J. Wheeler, T. Bond, E. Gilmore. Junior Red Cross L. to R. Row I: Mrs. Greenlee, P. Homan, D. Smith, C. Smith, S. Anderson. Row 2: M. Lane, M. P earce, L. Churchill, K. Lawless, M. Mendoza, S. Martindale, R. Fischer, J. Wilcken, P. Mauer, K. Kuhl. Row 3: S. Stultz, S. King, D. Wendt, J. Brown, J. Green, P. Foust, M. Lee, K. Peterson, C. Richardson, S. Nuzum, M. Hartman, C. Foote. Row 4; D. Morse, S. Gamblin, P. Peterson, J. Lenhardt, L. Whitney, C. Beck, S. Peterso n, G. Kozel, S. En glish, J. Ca rpenter, B. Parks. Row 5: P. Stogdill, V. Elliott, C. Hail, R. Daub, A. McNult y, D. Hodeo, J. Wood, D. Rasmussen, J. Kill. 44 l. to R. Row 1: R. Cue, S. Heffernan, J. Woods, D. Wahl, L. Childers, A. Kinnaman, M. Hammond, J. Clark, K. Young. Row 2: D. Boaz, C. Wold, K. Ingram, L. LeMaster, J. Moran, D. Brown, K. Johnson, M. Markuson, C. Turpen, R. Drummond, N. Ha1iafan. Row 3: M. Applegate, J. Mcintosh, L. May, K. Rollins, K. Shelly, S. Soar, S. Rowe, J. Ditzler, P. Devivo, L. Beck. Row 4: M. Poland, C. Lindsay, M. Hopper, J. Street, D. Zdan, L. Morris, P. Long, G. Frieze, B. Dike, J. Abels. The Tee J ay High School Red Cross consists of two students from each homeroom; one representative and one alternate. It is sponsored by Mrs. Greenlee, and is one of the hardest working service clubs in the school. '45 Our devoted sponsor and friend-Mrs. Clara Strickland. A newly elected member is called forward. NH9 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors. Sophomores are elected as provisional members. Those whose grades remain up to the standards of the National Honor Society become permanent members when they become juniors. This year 19 seniors, and 46 juniors, were inducted into the society. 23 sophomores were elected as provisional members. The National Honor Society is headed by President Jeffery Harris. The other offi.cers are VicePresident Greg O'Connor, Secretary Evelyn Koenig, and Treasurer David Griffiths. The induction ceremony was a very impressive one. A short speech and the lighting of a candle was given for each of the four letters, C S L S which stand for character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The very devoted sponsor of this organization is Mrs. Clara Strickland, Dean of Girls, and a sponsor of the senior class. A new member receives the rose of the society. Old and new Senior members. New Junior members Receiving the yellow rose of the society. Our congratulations to each and every one of the old and new members elected to the National Honor Society. Tirn new provisional Sophomore members beam with pride. 47 Rex Van Vuuren Rex Van Vuuren, our new exchange student from the Republic of South Africa seems to have adjusted to American life very well. An honor roll student, Rex also has time for many extracurricular activities: football, swimming, and tennis are the sports Rex participated in this year, lie is also President of 6th period choir, he belongs to M.Y.F. and the American Field Service. Rex has high goals in life. To study law is his main goal and by his present grades he is getting off to a good start. Some of his likes include the colors brown and green, and he says he likes American music. He dislikes the mixing of certain foods, which is one of our customs. While Rex has been here he has not only learned about our country but we have learned about his country also. Rex has given talks about his home land to P. T. A.'s and clubs. All the students and faculty at T. J. have fallen for Rex's English accent and quiet manner and we hope that Rex has come to like us too. Rex is a very fine young man, who will be greatly missed when he leaves Thomas Jefferson. Rex is an asset to any school in any country. 48 49 50 Annual Staff JOYCE BROWN Editor-in-chief Mr. Gill and Mrs. Brokaw, our co-advisors, were both newcomers to the annual staff this year. Mrs. Brokaw, an English teacher, helped us with proofreading and copy while Mr. Gill aided the photographers. Spending as much as 4 hours a day organizing the annual, room 32 seems like Joyce's second home_ She has the responsibility of co-ordinating all annual activity. A favorite expression satirizing Joyce's faithful service is "Is Joyce hack yet?" When ever a problem arises in annual class there is always a quick rational solution. Found reading A. L.'s Crimson and Blue, assistant editor, Nancy Simons, is punished by advisor Mr. Gill and editor-in-chief "Juice" Brown. ~ I · .~ r Craig Aco rd was our second semester photographer. Brian Soll azo was photographer for first semester. Busin ess Manager LuA1111 Beck and assistant busi· ness manager Susie Sublet are responsible for coordinating the ads which make our annual possible. Bob Yates, copy editor, and his assistants Pam Phillips, Betsy Anderson, and Larry Fox have been invaluable to our staff composing copy for the 1965 Monticello. Staff members Eva Paladino, Debby Smith, Sherry Peterson and Dan Zdan take a brief break from their va ried duties on the annual. Art editor, Scott Travis aids sports editors, Terry Burn· sides and Doug Smith with a lay out. R. A. Harrison Publishing a bi-weekly newspaper is no easy job, hut the first semester staff under the direction of R. A. Harrison did it with ease. They also published special Thanksgiving and Christmas issues which boasted color pictures on the front page. The Signal, during the first semester, began two new columns in the paper, "Teacher of the Week" and "Athlete of the Week." Because of the hard work and earnest interest of the staff, these and all articles were well received. Linda Hurley and Frances Strong Members of the staff are: Frances Strong-Editor-in-chief Linda Hurley-Managing editor Flick Filkins-Sports editor Susan Bowser-Business manager Reporters-Nancy Jo Simons (not pictured), Jeanne Fienhold, Cheryl Beck, Ida Mae Wiepert, Bill Freeland, and Aileen Kerber. 1 st 9 e rn e s t e r Aileen Kerver, Ida Mae Wiepert, Cheryl Beck, Jeanne Feinhold Dick (Flick) Filkins 52 2nd 9 e m e s t e r gtgNJL The second semester Signal Staff was the first to initiate the extra morning paper at Tee Jay after the basketball tournament. Other highlights denoting praise were the color Easter cover and the extra page tribute to spring sports. The members were: Editor-in-Chief-Trudy Probst Managing Editor-Connie Foote Business Editor-Gail Galle Associate Editor-Connie Colwell Make-up Editor-Cyndy Simons Art Editor-Linda Wilson Sports 'Editor-Ron Story Sports Staff- Skip Be Virt Rod Barlow Dick Filkins Reporters- Gayle Poland Jacque Clark Photographer-Craig Acord Connie Foote Trudy Probst Ron Story Skip Be Virt Connie Colwell Cyndy Simons Rod Barlow, Dick Filkins, Jacque Clark, Gayle Poland This creative staff deserves recognition for their achievements. Their interesting, regular columns and enjoyable special items have once again made the Signal the voice of Tee Jay. Congratulations to the staff and their co-ordinator, Mr. R. A. Harrison, for a fine job. Craig Acord 53 54 Creative Writing L. to R. Row 1: L. Hinsley, .J. McKenzie, A. Brokaw, - Spon., P: P elerson, ]\[. Honig, C. Colwell, L. Beck, G. Cerveny, J. Narmi, L. Fox, C. Simons, L. Barqenquasl, D. Gu ild, D. Smith, D. P urnell, S. Hough, B. Kopera, D. Nelson. L. to R. Row 1: K. Parks, K. Lininger, K. Bristo, ]. Fienhold, C. Beck, R. VanVuuren, B. Freeland, ]. Witte, C. Vermuele, M. Toscano, G. Hoff, M. Grimes, ]. Chancellor. Attending class each day, these "creative" students found challenging ideas to keep them busy. The end product of an assignment to write a children's Christmas story is being read by Mrs. Brokaw. (Above) The biggest project of the year is the annual production of Light in the Window on which students are busily working. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for outstanding high sch ool journalists. To become a member requires service on the Signal Staff, a display of outstanding journalistic abilities, and a high academic standing outside of the fi eld of journalism. LIBRARY CLUB If you are willing to work before and after sch ool and your English teach er will give the club a good recommendation for you, then you qualify for the T. J. library club. These girls fulfill the requirements and help our school librarian , Miss Clara Morris. Library Club L. to R. Row 1: L. Wood, K. Vest - Pres., C. Rhoades - Treas., J. Clark - Sec., T. Woods, M. Richardson. Row 2: L. l\fo ggard, P. Mortensen, C. Wilson, ]. Wilcken, D. Smith, ]. Schmidt, C. Bergman. Row 3: B. Bowser, L. Calfee, P. Dev ivo, C. Youn g, P. Lenhardt, F. Klefstad, T. P robst, absent - K. Parks - V. Pres. Quill And Scroll L. to R. Row 1: S. Bowser, A. Kerber, N. Simons, ]. Fienh old, F. Strong, E. Schroeder, L. Hurley, B. Freeland, Mr. Harrison - Spon. 55 56 El Club De EspanOI L. to R. Row 1: M. Loukota, S. Bicking, P. Becker, D. Howland, P. Johnson, S. Clark, L. Kindberg, M. Mendoza, T. Woods, M. Stukey. Row 2: Mrs. Garcia, J. Carlin, ]. Kimball, T. Probst, -S. Smyth, S. Minor, C. Tisher, J. BeVirt, D. Foley, D. Walker, C. Gottbrecht, L. Brown, L. Spelman. Row 3: ]. Mcintosh, M. Hattan, ]. Street, S. Stoker, L. Woods, S. Lawl ess, T. Ryan, M. Hill, C. Johnson, C. Kessler, C. Amos. Row 4 : L. Imler, A. Lang, W. Brown, S. Peterson, C. Colwell, L. Jacoba, L. Beck, C. Meyer, E. Lawton, E. Gibler, R. Wehrli, G. Arch, D. Rasmussen. Row 5: D. Conkling, D. Steiber, L. Collet, C. Lai-son, A. Hubbard, F. Strong, D. Baker, D. Purnell, G. Wooldridge, T. Burnsides, D. Koch, D. Oshlo. Row 6: D. Filkins, R. Torneton, G. Skalberg, H. Webster, 0. Bartholomew, ]. Harrington, R. Barlow, L. Fox, F. Mann, B. Fienhold, S. Carle,]. Butler. Debate Club L. to R. Row 1: Mr. Bremmer, P. Wind, F. Klefstad, M. Smith, G. P urnell, P. Becker, W. Hammond, C. Gottbrecht, F. Strong. Row 2: E. Schroeder, ]. White, D. Zdan, E. Gibbs, F. Stinemates, E. Barton, ]. 111orson, K. Sheely. Row 3 : M. O'Hara, R. Sipes, M. Goldenberg, G. Arch, D. Rasmussen, W. Ross, J. Abels, J. Myk lebust. 9odalitas Latina L. to R. Row 1: K. Lininger, A. Schroder, L. Kerrin, G. Klcfstad. Row 2: Mr. Gill - Spon., J. Savage, B. Moss, D. Carroll, V. Elliott, A. Wright, D. Fidone, M. Wilcken, K. Young, M. Markuson, E. Gibbs, C. Foote - Treas. Row 3: P. Garrean -V. Pres., M. Gibler, ]. Gibler, S. Grosyenor, P. Hansen, S. Waugh, M. Lee, J. Carpenter, M. Peters- Pres., M. Ege, J. Wilson, L. Cowardin - Sec. Row 4: M. Shannon, D. Fernley, C. Hourigan, B. Parks, D. Hoden, R. Spane!, K. Walker, G. Mann, J. Malone, B. Geibert, J. Evans. Row 5: A. Coleman, M. Grimes, L. Wright, J. Grazier, M. Danburg, C. Lindstrum, B. Russell, D. Fernley, · B. Dike, A. Holmberg, R. Nansel. The LATIN CLUB is sponsored by Mr. Michael Gill. The club's main objective is becoming better acquainted with Roman culture and customs. Every student in Latin (or students who have had Latin) are eligible for club membership. The FRENCH CLUB is again this year trying to increase good will and fri endly r elations between foreign lands and the U.S. by corresponding with pen pals. The French Club spends time learning the background of their studies as well as the study and use of the French language. Mrs. Marjorie Gillespie is the sponsor. Le Cercle Francais The SPANISH CLUB is the largest of our language clubs. Each Spanish class is an organized group and every member is automatically a member of the Spanish Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Yolanda Garcia , Spanish students soon in ~e their understanding of the Spanish culture and life as well as the language. Students who enj oy public speaking and the rewards of their experiences will no doubt be in DEBATE. Although the research is usually long, and the hours spent in prepara tion many, all of Mr. Kieny's debate students will agree the satisfaction of both victory and defeat are worth all of the work. Debate students are not only working for themselves but for the school as well. The TeeJay Debate Squad deserves much credit for their excellent record. L. to R. Row 1: D. Dorf - Sec.-Treas., M. O'Har a - V. Pres., M. Griffiths - Pres. Row 2: Mrs. Gillespie -- Spon., P. Massie, ]. Olsen, J. Henry, D. Keuck, S. O'Hara, B. Moss, S. Mann, G. Drake. Row 3: M. Hartman, A. Barton, B. Wilson, K. Young, ]. Harris, J. Brown, L. Wells. Row 4 : N. Dick, A. Ellis, T. Tracy, J. Diercks, V. Davis, A. Hotchkiss, J. Duke, R. Brayboy, M. Forcade. Row 5: R. Case, G. Mann, R. Bryant, L. Harrin gton, B. Ahlquist, J. Grazier, D. Manning, J. Myklebust. 57 Pat Oshlo, Trudy Miller and Clara Moore do some sketching out- doors, as Craig McGee inspects their merits. 58 A sincere interest in art is the only requirement for becoming a member of the Art Club, a Tee Jay group sponsored by Mrs. Miriam Boyd. Club activities include entering art contests, having fi eld trips and having meetings with other schools. "Some of the art students bard at work!" L. to R. Row I: B. Ives, G. Whaley. Row 2: K. Bristo, P. Phillips, T. Probst, C. Wold, M. Toscano, B. Andersen. Row 3: D. McCormick, L. Wilson, K. Ingram, C. Simons, S. Sublet, M. Pol and, F. Strong, L. Beck, S. Hoke. Row 4: B. Poland, D. Manning, R. Law, K. Lininger, J. Abels, T. Shadley, R. Keele, B. Bryant: Thespian Officers: Trudy Probst, Mike Tosca no and Cheryl Wold. Have you completed one hundred hours of work in theatrical productions at Tee Jay? If you have, you are qualified to be a member of the Thespians. All of the members have made major contributions in acting. The sponsor of this club is our fine drama coach, Mr. R. H. Fanciers. The two social highlights of the year include a steak fry and the initiation of new members. 59 F H A L. to R. Row 1: Mrs. Tangeman - Spon., S. Sublet - Music Ch., C. Sulhoff - Hist., R. Stinemat es - Par!., N. Hanafan - Sec., K. Gaver - V. Pres., S. Walla - Pres., 1iss Leu - Spon. Row 2 : S. Lawson, J. Arrich, ]. Reninger, S. Lehmer, L. Churchill, R. Doner, H. Howanl, J. Matteson, R. Matteson. Row 3: J. Branson, T. Hansen, B. StClair, L. Allen, J. Carlin, S. Rhoades, D. Bolton, N. McKim, L. Gardn er, S. Schoolar. Row 4: L. Goetzinger, R. Drummond, J. Ditzler, S. Rowe, D. Eddy, C. Phillips, K. Peterson, M. Applegate. Row 5: G. Kozel, S. Soar, P. Fichter, C. Smith, C. Lindsay, P. Muell er, A. Lindsay,]. McKenzie, C. Ackerman, D. Nugent. 60 F. H. A. is a club, which helps build better women of tomorrow by teaching them many useful things that pertain to everyday life. The girls also give much of themselves to help brighten the lives of needy famili es on holidays, by preparing food baskets. F. T. A. is a club contammg girls and boys whose goal in life is to inform and broaden the minds of the young. These students are now preparing for their goal by observing their present teachers and listening to guest speakers on occasions. L. to R. Row 1: Miss Wangberg - Spon., C. Smith - Hist., P. Mortenson - Parl., D. Keuck - Sec.-Treas., F. Klefstad - V. Pres., S. Bowser - Pres. Row 2: l'vl. Sturm, P. Becker, K. Spencer, S. Clark, T. Probst, C. Wold, J. Wilken, S. Adamson, J. Brown, L. Wilson. Row 3 : C. Colwell, M. Hartman, K. Ingram, V. Abels, S. Waugh, M. Griffiths, L. Whitney, P. Phillips, E. Schroeder. Row 4: F. Strong, L. Coll et, A. Hotchkiss, P. Homan, C. Simon , C. Youn g, M. Grimes, J. Duke, D. Manning, B. Rossaw. F N A F T A L. to R. Row 1: Mrs. Shelton - Spon., L. Hurley - V. Pres., C. Smith - Pres., D. Smith - Treas. Row 2: M. Sturm, G. Purnell, V. LeBaugh, S. l'vlann, K. Peck, L. Sullivan, J. Clark, B. Moss, C. Heitman, P. Foust, C. Kennedy. Row 3: A. Hubbard, K. Kulil, C. Mauer, C. McClary, J. Brown, D. Hubbard, M. Davis, L. Bird, L. Rankin, F. Hattan. Row 4 : V. Neal, K. Johnson, S. Keller, M. Mackeson, N. Hanafan , J. Hager, E. Gibbs, S. Gamblin, D. Wood, C. Mauer, P. Phillips. Row 5: J. Carpenter, C. Shannon, S. Peterson, G. Kozel, P. Fitchter, S. Soar, K. McCormick, S. Johnson, K. Poole, V. Davis. F. N. A. is a club devoted in preparing young people for a life in hospital work of any kind. The club still offers its members a lot of fun too. 62 Print Club L. to R. Row 1: Mr. Hunter, G. Gaver, L. Woodworth, R. Myhlhousen, E. Baxley, R. Akins, B. Patten, A. McNulty, P. Knight. Row 2: C. Kelley, G. Peterson, J. Freeman-V. Pres., S. Andrews-Pres., C. Allen, C. Shinn-Sec.-Treas., S. Story, G. Frieze, J. Loudon. 9cience Club L. LO R. Row 1: J. Savage, A. Spera- Spon., T. Canaday-V. Pres., J. TI1 orson, D. Buswell- Pres., F. Kl efstad- Sec., J. Harris-Treas., M. Gibler, A. Hubbard, C. Foote, L. Kerrin, A. Schroder, J. Den Herder, J. Wagner. Row 2 : T. Probst, P. Anfinson, P. Phillips, L. Hill, M. O'Hara, C. Hourigan, F. Strong, M. Forcade, D. Miller, B. Cochran, G. Mann, S. Carle. Row 3: L. Bicking, A. Coleman, T. Luick, D. Rickertson, J. Malone, .J. Evan , R. Sipes, .J. Kroblin, R. Conboy, G. O'Connor, K. Lininger. Row 4: B. Rossow, D. Griffiths, J. Grazier, G. Bain, D. Howe, S. Beu, K. Scott, J. Abels, R. Nansel, J. Myklebust, R. Butler. L. to R. Row 1: J. Harris-Pres., D. Griffiths-V. Pres., D. Buswell-Treas., D. Guild- Sec. Row 2: J. Brown, J. Wilcken, F. Klefstad, F. Hattan, G. Kozel, L. Hill, S. En glish, P. Phillips, M. O'Hara, E. Schroeder. Row 3: J. TI10rson, R. Sipes, L. Bargenquast, J. Kroblin, R. Conboy, G. O'Connor, T. Canaday, G. Bain, J. Abels. L. to R . Row 1: Mr. Rosenth al- Spon., D. Zdan- Pres., L. Kerrin- V. Pres., T. Probst-Sec., K. Lininger-Treas., ]. Savage, M. Gibler, A. Schroder, J. DenHerder, P. Garrean. Row 2: J. Wagner, R. Fernley, C. Hourigan, F. Strong, M. Grimes, l\f. Constant, D. Purnell, G. Mann, B. Bryant, J. Malone. R ow 3: J. Evans, D. Rickcrtsen, D. Oshlo, G. Klefstad , ]. Crazier, B. Ahlquist, A. Holmberg, K. Scott, R. Nansel. 9r. M.0.1. Jr. M.0.1. 63 y 0 u D e n m g 0 c 64 r a t s Waiting in line to vote for their favorite candidate are Robert Christensen, Sharon King, and Robert Ives. Volunteers in the background are from the Junior G.O.P.' . They arc checkin g registration and explaining how to use the voting machine. L. to R. Row 1: D. Guild - Sec., V. Spratt, S. Graybill, L. Sullivan, C. Smith, J. Wilcken, F. Klefstad - Pre$., A. Schroder, J. Thorson - Treas., M. Gibler, K. Ingram, C. Colwell, P. Phillips. Row 2: Mr. Bremmer - Spon., G. Kozel, L. Rankin, K. lngoldsby, N. Callaghan, S. Tysor, K. Vest, I. Wiepert, J. Beraldi, A. Coleman, S. BeVirt, B. Cunningham, G. Galle. Row 3: M. Wager, E. Auffart, D. Hickok, P. Christensen, S. Smy th, F. Hattan , J. Thorson, B. Hoden, R. Daub, R. Tallman, S. Carl e, B. Cochran, M. Forcade. Row 4 : K. Bristo, R. Sipes, M. Toscano, C. Simons, S. English, S. Hall, R. Maaske, D. Oshlo, D. Nugent, D. Himberger, L. Lid gett, C. Turpen, P . Fisher, E. Schroeder. Row 5: V. Reed, L. Hurley, A. Myers, C. Youn,g, B. Kohl, K. Fernley, L. Banks, G. O'Connor - V. Pres., G. fs~ , S. Cary, B. Knower, D. Howe, L. Breshers, K. Scott. J r. G. o. P. L. to R. Row 1: Mrs. Thompson-Spon., T. Probst, J. Brown-Pres., S. Bowser-Par!., S. Mize-Treas., F. Strong-Sec., E. Koenig-V. Pres., J. Clark, B. Andersen, V. Neal. Row 2: B. Moss, S. Gamblin, M. Griffiths, P. Garrean L. Hills; N. Anderson, L. Whitney, P. Finch, J. Nielsen. Row 3: M. Peters, V. Davis, J. McKenzie, P. Phillips, B. Batt, M. Grimes, D. Baker, B. Bryant, J. Evans. Row 4: D. Rickertson, B. Freeland, "K. Lininger, '13. Sollazzo, B. Yates, B. Alhquist, B. Russell, T. Canaday. Canvassing precincts, ringing doorbells, working at their party's headquarters, and making and carrying out plans for a mock election are just a few of the projects undertaken this year by the Junior G.O.P.'s and the Young Democrats. Registering to vote, preparing precinct lists, and acquiring a voting booth for use in the election on October 30, 1964. Voting took place during study ha11s, lunch, and after school. As in the national election November 3, 1964, the Democrats swept the slate from President Lyndon Johnson to State Representative Ed Brenuner. The Junior G.O.P.'s, sponsored by Mrs. Donna Thompson, went to Omaha last fall to hear Barry Goldwater. They also sold tickets for a pancake supper honoring Representative Ben Jensen. A hayrack ride and campaigning for their sponsor, Edward Bremmer, were special projects this year for the Young Democrats. Their efforts paid off on November 3 when Mr. Bremmer, an American government and debate teacher, was elected to the state legislature. Mr. Gary Schwarzkopf became their sponsor when Mr. Brenuner left for Des Moines. 65 66 Y-Teens The purpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of girls to realize, in our common life, those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The girls sent baskets at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter to needy families. They donated money to the study of mental retardation. In March they visited the state school in Glenwood. A party was held in the spring and the officers for the new year were elected. The club has had a very £unfilled, eventful year. Row 1: C. Mauer, K. McClary, L. Goetzinger, S. Lawson, J. Annin, G. Galle, M. Lane, L. Churchill, V. Spratt, D. Guild. Row 2: L. Rankin, G. Kozel, F. Hattan, S. Gamblin, C. Pierce, P. Finch, L. Driever, K. Weare, V. Pickrell, S. King - Sec. Row 3: B. Hansen - sponsor, N. Callaghan, L. May, J. Niel£en, S. Hall, C. Vermuele, J. Fienhold, D. Dorf, D. Robinson, V. Neal. Row 4: L. Banks, D. Herrick, G. ·Herrick,E. King, J. Witte, M Grimes, I. Wiepert, K. Wieser, W. Brockman-Pres. , not pictured. Al tau' Officers: Sgt. at Arms-M. Doughman, Pres.-M. Shaughnessy, V. Pres.-P. Devivo, Sec.-C. White, Treas.-D. Hiffernan. Row 1: Sponsor, Mrs. Strickland, N. Moore, L. Robinson, K. Gaver, S. Lehmer, P. Mathews, J. Reninger, B. Andersen, J. Jackson, J. Wilcken, R. Shaughn essy, C. Smartt. Row 2: D. Foley, E. Paladino, F. Kle fstad, J. Rine, C. Moore, S. Trussell, A. Doughman, M. Williams, L. Malone, J. Reed, K. Billings. Row 3: N. Hanafan, J. Branson, R. Drummond, L. Wilson, K. Root, G. Poland, C. Colwell, S. Rowe, S. Hoke, M. Wood, L. Beck. Row 4: S. 1110mpson, B. St. Clair, J. Ditzler, S. Walla, J. Paladino, C. Lindsay, L. Jacoba, P. Muell er, C. Fraley, A. Lindsay, C. Simons. This year the J\ltau Sorority Girls contributed a wild, light touch to Tee Jay's roadshow, "Fander's Follies", with their interpretation of the dances of the past and present. At Thanksgiving the girls gave their annual Thanksgiving basket to the needy, which was deeply appreciated by the receivers. The girls have had a very prosperous year with much fun. Officers for the second semeste r are : Sgt. of Arms- M. Wood, Pres.-C. White, V. Pres.-G. Poland, Sec.-S. Hoke, Treas.- R. Drununond. 67 68 Letterman's Club L. to R. Row 1: Mike Knezevich, Roger Nansel, Bob Capel, Leroy Breshers, Tom Hanafan, Skip BeVirt, Tom Wood, Jim Kill, Tim Hopkins. Row 2: Jay Malone, Terry Burnsid es, John Sealock, Doug Smith, Tandy McClure, Barry McGinn, Dan Raymond, Joe Greenwood. Row 3: George Garrett, Fred Dollison, Jim Beraldi, Richard LaBreck, Mike Constant, Bob Case, J erry Clay, Greg Wooldridge. COACH Michael Hoffman Iowa State Univ. LETTERMAN'S CLUB Thomas Jefferson High School has one honor organization for its athletes, the Letterman's Oub, sponsored by Mr. Michael Hoffman. By earning one letter in any major sport, most hard-working athletes are invited to join the club. Hard work is necessary for aspiring, hopeful boys who desire membership. All members of the Letterman's Club are proud of their club and are always stiriving to keep Tee Jay's athletic reputation at a peak. The Officers for 1964-1965 are: President- Tom Hanafan Vice President-Dan Bowen Secretary-Treasurer-Tom Woods Row I, L. lo R.: R. Tometon, J. Harrington, G. Wooldridge, G. Garrett. Row 2: E. Lawton, B. Doughman, D. Fienhold, ]. Clay, B. Fienhold F. Dollison. Row 3: G. Arch, B. Evans, E. Gibler, T. Garrean, L. Koenigs, L. Latham, Row 4: G. Galle, D. Kesterson, R. Tallman, J. Siefken, D. Mulvania, J. Gibler. The Wrestling Club is in its second year of existence at TeeJay. It has thirty members and is sponsored by Mr. Charles Bryant. Meeting twice a month the boys are planning on purchasing warm-up jackets and have ordered black tee-shirts with the TeeJay insignia. 0 ffi cers are: President - Greg Wooldridge, President - George Garrett, Secretary-Treasurer - Galle. ViceGary Mr. Bryant 69 Girl's TOP-L. to R. Row 1: S. Friedrich, D. Howland°, S. Davis, D. Fidone, J. Matteson, P. Swisher, S. Mann. Row 2: J. Merrifield, J. Plantikow, C. Washburn, D. Hansen, P. Nelson, J. Hayes, B. Hanson. Row 3: D. Powley, K. Martin, P. Palmerton, J. Henry, J. Mcintosh, K. Barlow, M. Grimes, L. Bird. MIDDLE-L. to R. Row 1: A. Barton, J. Corum, B. Bryant, P. Anfinson, P. Pogue, V. LeBaugh, M. Howard, S. King. Row 2: C. Larsen, J. Olsen, J. Harris, J. Wilson, J. Johnson, C. Frieze, A. Hodtwalker, K. Mandolfo, D. Robinson. Row 3: K. Gibbs, C. Gray, S. Peterson, K. Sheeley, P. Schendel, J. Moran, S. Sublet. BOTTOM- L. to R. Row 1: M. Pierce, R. Doner, C. Hadden, B. Moss, S. Shepard, C. Schafer, P. Becker. Row 2: B. Young, M. Ege, P. Brouillette, M. Hull, P. Bly, E. Richards, E. Gibbs, J. Carpenter, J. Thorse n. Row 3: G. Dofner, V. Ratliff, L. Collett, J. Duke, M. Penry, S. Godsey, M. Arnold, T. Tracy. Club 70 The girls Glee Club under the direc tion of Mrs. Carole Bean had a very successful and enj oying year. The girls sang in a joint concert with the Boys Glee this spring. They also sang for Commencement and a small group composed of Girls Glee members sang for Baccalaureate. Glee Mr. Kenneth Hawkes used his talents and skill to conduct the newly formed Madrigal and Boys Glee Club. The Boys Glee sang at the Roadshow and in the joint concert with !be Girls Glee. The Madrigal group became very well known as they sang for the programs this year. They also sang at State Contest and received a II rating. Mr. Hawkes has a group to be proud of! Boy's Glee L. to R. Row 1: L. TI1omas, C. Peterson, E. Gardner, D. Barksdale, D. Wilson, R. Debar, J. Greenwood, A. Christina, K. Croghan, D. Carter. Row 2: D. Koch, D. Giles, C. McGe e, L. Quandt, D. Birdsong, B. Moser, G. Gaver, S. Pierce, T. Tallman, R. VanVuuren. Row 3: B. Yates, B. Sollazzo, D. St eiber, J. Kroblin, J. Harris, R. Law, J. Steinke, D. Buswell, L. Bargenquast, F. Vogt, S. Beckner. Row 4: H. Webster, D. Ross, G. McTwiggen, D. Hardiman, D. Manning, D. Conkling, J. Steinke, L. Priest, C. Lindstrum, J. Abels, C. Gilmore. Row 5: D. Hail, G. Bain, G. McClure, T. Shadley, M. Harrill, M. Knezevich, J. Smith, R. Arch, V. Livingston, D. Herrick, J. Vauginaux. Madrigal L. to R. Row 1: J. Ditzler, J. Ras· mussen, B. Poland, V. Reed, M. VanHorn, D. Morse. Row 2: J. Steinke, F. Klefstad, L. Holder, C. Bonar, Mr. Hawkes. Row 3: D. Manning, J. Smith, L. Bargenquast, T. Shadley, J. Harris, D. Giles. 71 TOP: L. to R. Row 1: J. Fienhold, C. McGee, D. Barksdale, D. Steiber, D. Wilson, E. Gardener, J. Arrick, M. Mincer, P. Baxter, M. Hammond, J. Phipps, R. Brown, K. Vest, C. Peterson, Row 2: D. Herrick, J. Kroblin, K. Croghan, D. Hail, B. Sollazzo, C. Heitman, R. Drummond, C. Colwell, R. Kennet, R. Reid, K. Christina, K. Rollins, D .. Morris, R. F ender, C. Gallegher, Row 3: L. Hemmingsen, J. Hensley, J. Rasmussen, S. Walla, P. Homan, S. Sulhoff, M. Peters, c.· Smith, P. Breshers, P. Phillips, J. Harris, R. VanVuuren, L. Bargenquast, B. Brown, Row 4: N. Simons, E. Schroeder, P. Mueller, J. J acoba, L. May, M. Poland, S. Harris, M. VanHorn, V. Reed, B. Poland, R. Law, D. Hardiman, C. Gilmore, T. Shradley, M. Harrill, M. Knezevich. 72 ~!CHI tJ0 R. ~ow 1: C. nd ~t, L. Quandt, R. Debar, D. Foley, I. More, D. Him berger, J. S 11~~h M 1 gett, · Matteson, C. Pnbyl, J. Kimbl e, Row 2: J. Steinke, J. Ditzler, S. Mize, C. L mW'I · go'lhkan, F. Kl tad, M. Forcade, G. Gaver, J. Greenwood, A. Christina, Row 3: H HJ son, C ~c ' S. Gamblm, S. English, P. Mortenson, M. Huskey, H. Webster, D. Conkling, · ?nsen, · onar, B. Pogue, Row 4: L. Kemp, S. Hoke, J. Jager, L. Priest, D. Ross, D. ~annGgMB. ~ates, D. Koch, J. Steinke G. Kozel, K. Root, Row 5: J. Smith, J. Abels, V. LivingsLonH, Id. cTwiggen, G. Dofner, G. Bain, J. Vauginaux, K. Fernley, S. Tysor, C. Simons, M. Hopper, . o er. A Cappella Mrs. Carol Bean returned this year and extended her talent and hard work to produce one of the best choirs ever at Tee Jay. The choir sang in the Roadshow, City Wide Music Festival, Spring Concert and the Annual operetta. Such civic groups as the Lions Oub and the Sertoma Club were also entertained by the choir. This year four choir members received the honor to sing in the All-State Chorus. They were Faye Klefstad, Jane Rasmussen, Tom Shadley and Dave Hardiman. This was an experience they will never forget. This year the choir traveled to Ames for their annual choir trip. Mrs. Bean also instructs Girl's Glee and works with small ensembles for contests. Choir 74 L. to R.: D. Foley, L. Lidgett, L. LeMaster, L. Rankin, K. Weare, K. Riddle, K. lngoldsby, Donna Shamblin Band Director - Mr. Ernest Oakes Drum Major David Hail Maj. A It. D. Smith ; D. Foley The 1965 Thomas Jefferson High School MarchinfY-Concert Band is the largest ever. 0 With Mr. Ernest Oakes in his first year of directing here, there was much hard work cut out for the band. Their colorful half time performances at football games and fine concerts are a definite credit to the school! 75 Thomas Jeff er son Dance Band "Does David Manning ever quit practicing? " 76 "Oh, you beautiful thing!" "We ladies must keep our fingernails clean!" Band members preparin g to show their great musical ability. Charles Hail TI1e Thomas Jefferson "Loyal" Pep Band 77 Betsy Andersen Connie Colwell Joan Rine Var, Cheer '64 Throughout each athletic season the cheerleaders are constantly working to build up our school spirit. Pep rallies, attending all games and matches, leading cheers, and many unnoticed activities have helped to build up our school spirit to the high pitch it reached this year. During the summer the Varsity cheerleaders attended a eheerleading clinic in Maryville, Mo. They returned home with many new cheers and ideas for pep rallies. While at the clinic the cheerleaders won four ribbons in competition which was a first for our school. sity leaders '65 Linda Lidgett These girls spend long hours practicing and working out cheers. They have a strict set of rules which govern their conduct. The student body owes much to these girls for developing the enthusiasm which is so much a part of athletics. The cheerleading officers for 1964.-65 were: Varsity Captain - LuAnn Beck; Sophomore Captain - Connie Schaffer; President - Linda Lidgett; Vice-President - Nancy Moore; SecretaryTreasurer - Linda Kindberg. LuAnn Beck Sandy Rowe, Carol Lindsay, Rosie Matteson, Eva Paladino, Nancy Moore Frt. to bk: Linda Kindberg, Susie Friedrich, Debbie Smith, Vickie Drake, Connie Schafer, Kathy Riddle, Charlotte Gray, Becky Young. Spirit All The Way At each sophomore and junior varsity game or sports activity the peppy spirits are usually the result of the cheerleaders. These girls are some of the more hard working students at TeeJay. Dressed in their orange and white uniforms, the girls help with banquets, pep rallies, skits and painting signs. Our faculty shows school spmt at its peak. Before the big game with our cross town rivals some of our more spirited faculty members played a short mock game. They were supported by a very enthusiastic pep band and cheerl eaders. 80 Pep Club R o1i· 1-- L. tu IL Miss Millcr-Spon., M. Lce-Tm.1s., ]. Moran-Sec., S. n<l ~o V. Pres., C. Wilson-Pres., Mr1>. KelkerSpon. Row 2: S. King, S. Mize, M. Hill, A. Rockwall, D. Robinson, ]. Duke, C. Washburn, J. Thorson. Row 3: C. Heitman, ]. llrown, ]. Meyer, S. Sayers, S. Davis, L. Collett, C. Phillips, D. Howlan<l . Row 4: ]. Bensley, M. Wager, T. Woo<ls, S. Godsey, C. Had<lcn, C. Ackerman, ]. Carlin, D. Bolton. R ow 5: L. Allan, D. Wendt, J. Matteson, C. Bergantzel, P. Bennett, C. Tisher, L. Spelman. Row 6: D. Himhcrger, D. Fidone, ]. Henry, S. Mann, B. Rossow, C. Hourigan, K. Campbell, ]. Bensley. Row 7: T. Wi ese, M. Andrews, P. Fisher, N. Anderson, A. Conaway, D. Hansen. Sponsored by Miss Karen Miller and Mrs. Sally Kelker, the TeeJay pep club reached a peak for building school spirit in '65. Dressed in their black shirts, white gloves, and orange sweaters with a white megaphone emblem on the front the girls certainly were a credit to the school. The pep club this year gave our teams a very enthusiastic backing at all athl etic events. They also spent time serving for banquets, painting signs, and learning new cheers. 81 82 Girls Recreation Association L. to R. Row 1: Miss Balzer-Spon., K. Gibler-Pres., C. Gienau-V. Pres., V. Abels-Treas., L Moore-Sec., C. Marlin-Sports Chairman. Row 2: P. Hessman, J. Olsen, B. Wilson, A. Barton, K. Alt. Row 3: D. Carroll, K. Mandolfo, P. Keller, C. Foote, M . .Bittick, J. Magneson, J. Harris, T. Shrader. Row 4: F. Wilson, P. Lenhart, J. Duke, J. Wilson, J. Dutson, C. Kessler, L. Bird. (Not Pic.-Mary Smith.) Girls Recreation Association is a National Organization for girls who are interested in extra sport activities, outdoor education, and camping. They also have an opportunity to attend state and district play days. During the summer there is a state camp which any girl may attend. L. to R. Row 1: I. Moore, Mrs. Kelker, Miss Balzer. Row 2: K. Gibler, V. Abels, C. Marlin, C. Gienau. The Girls Gym Staff is for girls who are interested in a career in physical education or related fields. They assist the instructors and help with checking equipment and secretarial duties. 9tudent Activities 83 84 A First For Tee Jay - - - all the teachers busily watching and advising. Fighting the clock and hard at 1vork are: Mrs. Boyd, L. McQuinn, J. Johnson, J. Clay, M. Hensley, and M. Herron. :; II? I GAVE This was the first year that Tee Jay entered a float in the United Fund Drive Parade. With the float idea ready, the organizations began working. Many departments pitched in to help. Among them were the Art Club, with special thanks to Mrs. Boyd, the Wood Shop crew, the Homemaking Department, and the Pep Oub. Also lending a hand in the makings were the cheerleaders. Pictured in ·the float are: Stella Andersen, Cheryl Wilson, Betsy Andersen, and LuAnn Beck, with Charlotte Gray in the background. It might be mentioned that Tee Jay had the best looking float in the parade. 85 Twirp Week Royalty: Duke, Steve Shudak; King, Mike Parrack; and Prince, Jim Grazier. Cyndy Simons willingly holds door open for; L. to R.: M. Knezevich, D. Smith, T. Hanafan, R. Story, and S. BeVirt. Sophomore Court: Tim Bond, Greg Gamblen, and Denny Conners. 86 Twirp Week Each year the Student Council sponsors a week where the girls take the boys' place. The girls obligingly accept the chance to ask the boys out, carry their books, open doors, and pay for their food. This week of turn-about is climaxed by the annual Twirp Week dance. The duke, prince, and king chosen respectively from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes are then crowned by the girls of the Homecoming Court. Senior Court: Top-Bottom: Skip BeVirt, Mike Knezevich, and Doug Smith. Junior Court : Leonard Koenigs, Bob Ca se, and Jay Malone. Carnival cast takes time for a picture. Mickey Forcade David Manning 88 Carnival A tal ent e d, hard working cast, plus two eq ually hard working and devoted directors-Mrs. Carole Bean in charge of musrc, and Mr. R. H. Fand e rs in charge of drama - made this yea r's production of the mu s i cal, Carnival ve ry mu ch of a s uccess. Swe e t, p etite Myra Hammond, gave the ro le Lili a professional t ouch, seldom found in a hi gh school mu s i cal. Handsome Leslie Bargenqua st, with his own special acting technique, added much to the role of Paul. A supp orting role went to Linda Wilson, as Ro salie. Linda, with her very proje ctive and distin ctive voice and curvy figure add ed mu ch ze st to the show. Mike Knez evi ch and David Manning were equally impressive as Schlegel and Jacq uo. D ennis Herrick, a junior, was a n e wcomer to our acting scene this year. Because of his superb handling of Marco the Magnificent, Dennis is bound for starring roles in future productions. From the very deep and moving scenes with Lili and Paul to the exciting magic act, and the Bluebird Girls Dance routine, everyone enjoyed this bright and happy musical. Special credit should be given to Stud ent Director, Barbara Poland, and to Stage Manager, Karen Pet e rson, for the many long hours they put in to make this production a success! LES AND MYRA 89 Desperate Hours Three convicts break into a suburban home belonging to the Hilliards. The Hilliards are held captive for two days and a night, spending every minute in fear for their lives. During this time, the family begins to realize exactly how much they mean to one another, and their casual attitude becomes deep concern. Dan is changed from a cowardly man to one who has the nerve to KILL another man. Eleanor learns the true meaning of being a wife and mother. Cindy and Ralphie learn that there is evil in the world. A much more evident change occurs in the convicts. Glen Griffin evolves from a criminal master mind and becomes a man without mind and reason. Hank, his younger brother, breaks away from being a criminal, hut it is too late for him. He soon dies while stealing a car. Robish stays the same inhumane person he was at the beginning of the play. As the plot develops the play becomes more realistic. A wagon stage 4' by 8' is used to show the office of the police detectives. Through small insignificant leads they learn where the convicts are hiding. A body of an old man carrying cash and a check from the Hilliards turns up He accidentally stumbled onto the convicts and paid with his life. Cindy's boyfriend tries to help capture the convicts but is shot in doing so. Another innocent victim enters the picture when Ralphie's teacher, Miss Swift, comes to discuss Ralphie's grades with his parents. Due to Dan Hilliard's quick thinking, however, he manages to get her out of the house without getting hurt. Good triumphs over evil in the end. Two of the convicts are killed and the other is left at the mercy of the law. The · Hilliard family is brought together through a tragedy. 90 Convicts: Glenn Griffin-Mike Toscano Hank Griffin-Dick Fernley Robish- Jerry Abels Family: Dan Hilliard-Tom Shadley, Dave Manning Eleanor Hilliard- Frances Strong, Toni Dawson Cindy Hilliard-Pam Phillips, Elizabeth Richards Ralphie Hilliard- LeRoy Thomas Police: Bard- Bob Bryant Carson- Dennis Herrick Winston- Alan Schroder Fredricks-Jeff Kroblin Old man: Patterson-Jeff Kroblin Boy friend: Chuck Wright- Dave Griffiths, Ken Lininger Teacher: Miss Swift- Diana Robinson, Pat Lendhardt 91 92 Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand was picked for our spring play by Mr. R. H. Fanders and several interested students. Cyrano was played by Michael Toscano. Cheryl Wold played Roxanne. David Manning took the role of Christian. Jerry Abels was de Guiche, and Greg O'Connor played Le Bret. Ragueneau was played by Tom Shadley .. Many other students were cadets, Spaniards, and ladies-in-waiting. Pamela Phillips was student director. The set was modified Constructivist, executed by Miss Judith Zeilinski, a student teacher at T.J. Excellent lighting, beautiful language and movement made the play a memorable one. Varsidettes Back row-"T"-A. Lindsay, I. Arch, P. Fisher, S. Hoke. Center row- T- front-M. Applegate, T. Hansen, L. Beck, J. Ditzler, J. Rasmussen. L. to R.-"J"-M. Hammond, B. Anderson, J. Wilcken, M. Williams, J. Branson, S. Trussell, J. Lybarger, L. Wilson. CHOREOGRAPHED BY-LuAnn Beck 94 This year the senior dance-line, alias the Varsidettes, was the greatest. With more sparkle and vigor than ever before, the dance-line won the hearts of all those who attended the Roadshow. These seventeen girls, choreographed by Miss LuAnn Beck, did much work throughout the summer and fall to perfect their original and unique dances for the viewers. Yellowjackettes L. to R. Connie Vallier, Mary Wilcken, Linda Pritchard, Judy Moran, Deanne Hansen. Not pictured-C. Kennedy, C. Raver.stein, P . Lenhard t, C. Shannon, P. Falkner, and S. Clark. The junior line is composed of Sophomore girls only. This group of dancers is choreographed by Miss Sue Jeanne Hoke. The dancers practiced many long hours after school and during the smru11er days. These girls added " quite the touch" to this year's roadshow. All of these girls will have the chance to try out for the Varsidettes next yea r. Good luck! ! 95 96 1964 Home The 1964 Homecoming Court, pictured in a bea utiful fall scene, are, L'. to R., Row 1: Pa t Devivo, Queen LuAnn Beck, Linda Lidgett. Row 2: Betsy Andersen, Faye Klefstad, Lynette J acoba, Cynd y Simons, Connie Colwell, Kathy Billings, Cheryl Wilson, and Joan Rine. • coming Eleven girls, considered most popular and attractive by the football team, were elected to the 1964. Homecoming Court by the student body. They glowed with team spirit and excitement as Thomas Jefferson tied Missouri Valley on a crisp October ni ght. The highlight of the evening came when lovely, sparkling, LuAnn Beck was crowned by Rex Van Vuuren, our foreign exchange student from South Africa. Rex robes the Queen Homecoming Court of 1964 Queen LuAnn 97 9no-Ball 98 A huge Christmas tree, carolers, lamp-posts and snowflakes were combined together to form the Town Square setting of the first semi-formal dance, the Sno-ball. The student council worked very hard to make this dance one of the most successful ever. The decorations and setting of the Sno-ball were both planned and completed by the overactive group. We feel that they are to be commended for thir excellent job. The ever popular Eddy Haddad and his band provided the music for the gala festivities. Jeff Harris, Tom Shadley, Dave Manning, and Les Bar genquast aid the drunken sailor, John Smith, from the stage. Two popular additions to the 1964 Road Show were dancers Judy Moran and Pat Falconer. 100 With the theme of "Fander's Follies" the 1964. Road Show had a terrific run. This year's show had the biggest variety of acts yet with dancing, singing, and many skits. ) The girls quartet was composed of Bertha Revels, Ca rolyn Walker, Regin de rs lies One of the more popular acts in this year's Road Show was the trampoline act sponsored by the Girl~ Recreation Association. Student director, Karen Ingram, and coordinator, Cyndy Simons, are both members of the senior class which sponsored this year's show. Congratulations to the cast for their fine performance. Brown and Linda Brown. "Playing it the Tee J ay way" are Mike Toscano and David Hail. Princess Nancy Moore Prince Roger Nansel 102 Queen Betsy Andersen King Mike Knezevich 103 1965 JuniorSenior Prom Juniors and semors found themselves entering through a flower covered archway at the Peony Park Ballroom on April 9, 1965 for the 1965 Prom. The theme of this year's prom, April Love, was carried out in the live flowe1 arrangements. Juniors are to be complimented for the decorations and memory book which were made in the senior class colors of mint green and silver. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of King Mike Knezevich and Queen Betsy Andersen. The crowning of the Prince and Princess preceded that of the King and Queen. Roger Nansel and Nancy Moore were the royalty selected by the junior class. Kevin Fanders and Christie Pickles were crown bearers to their majesties. After an evening of dancing to the Eddy Haddad Orchestra and dining many couples went to the Strand Theater for the movies April Love and The Pink Panther sponsored by Rudy's Drive-In and the Strand Theater. Front: Kevin Fanders, Prince Roger Nansel, King Mike Knezevich, Queen y Andersen, Princess Nancy M?or e, Ch ristie Pickles. Back: Skip BeVirt, Clara Moore, Doug Smith, Connie Colwell, Mike P arrack, LuAnn Beck, Sandi Rowe, Bob Case, Carol Lindsay, Jim Gr azier, Eva P aladino, Leonard K oeni gs. 104 .____.... I II I II R.O. T.C. 105 106 Cadets soon to be decorated are shown at· attention while the color guard is being presented. Being decorated by Russel Mourer is Cadet Leonard Koenigs. He received tl1 e gold medal for the outstanding noncommissioned offi cer and a silver medal for outstanding first sergeant. On their way to inspect ranks is this year's inspection team composed of Captain John Christensen, Major Elton Magaurn and Mr. Bolton. F E D E R A L INSPECTION '65 Inspecting officers for Federal Inspection were Major Elton L. Magaurn of Minneapolis and Captain John E. Christensen of Iowa State University. Honored cadets were: Cadet Colonel Jeff Harris, Lt. Col. Ric Conboy, Cadet Leonard Koenigs, Cadet David Roden, Cadet Alan Schroeder, Cadet Richard Oshlo, Cadet Captain Duane Rief, Cadet First Lieutenant Mark Dietz, Cadet First Lieutenant Lawrence Hill, Cadet Mike Gibler, Cadet Tom Podrozza, and Cadet Warren Brown. Honorary Colonel Clara Moore was awarded a bracelet by the Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce. Our school received an honors rating this year and fourth hour class in R.O.T.C. received honor company distinction. 107 M • I I • I t a r B a I I The three top ranking officers and · their ladies were Doug Smith and LuAnn Beck, J erry Abels and Linda Kemp, Mary Williams and Ric Conboy. Thomas ff so 's 36th annual Military Ball was a grea t success this year for all who participa ted and also fo r those who attended. The highlight of the evening came when the colonel and his lady, the honorary colonel, were revealed to the onlooking crowd. This year's colonel was Jeffery Ha rris and the honorary colonel was Clara Moore. The backdrop for the military ball was a lovely scene with the words "WE MARCH ON" written over the globe and liberty bell centered on a white background. Wmting in the cafeteria before the presentation of the officers and their ladies. 108 Military Police L. to R. Row 1: Fred Brooks, Ken Walker, Larry Bicking, Greg Christensen, J eff Harris. Row 2: Pat Carroll, Don Root, Mike Danburg, Dan Moore, John Whipley. Drill Team 110 R.O.T.C. Military Police are L. to R. Row 1: Steve Bates, David Burgstrum, Lyle Gravitt. Row 2: Roger Daubs, Robert King, Ron Herrick. Row 3: Robert Lambert, Thomas J erome, Gale Arch. Rifle Tea.m L. to R.: Les Downing, Daillly Haillla, Leo Harrington, Ken Walker, Oyde Johnson, Gale Arch, Bill Katzenstein, J ack Hurd, Bill Russell, Fred Stinemates. Athletics II I TERRY PETERSEN Guard SKIP BEVIRT End JOHN SEALOCK Qu arterback DOUG SMITH Win gback JOH N SMITH Tackle DAN BOWEN Gu ard PHIL CIRCO End TOM HANAFAN Cent er MIKE IRWIN Taillxick BOB CAPEL Tackle JOHN HARRINGTON Quarterback DON HAWKINS Wingback MIKE p ARRACK Fullback TERRY BURNSIDES Tailback 113 Varsity L. to R. Row 1: L. McGee, M. Parrack, J. Harrington, M. Meyers, D. Purnell, R. Tallman, G. Wooldridge, J. Lydon, M. Constant. Row 2: H. Hurd, D. Hawkins, M. Tracy, M. Irwin, J. Sealock, B. Case, T. Burnsides, T. Woods. Row 3: S. Beckner, B. Capel,· T. Hanafan, D. Smith, S. BeVirt, R. Story, B. McGinn, L. Koenigs, L. Mayberry. Outstanding player, John Sealock (left) and All Southwest Iowa, First Team, Center Tom Hanafan. 114 Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 11- 18- 25- 3- 9- 16- 23- 30- 6- 11- RECORD Audubon 23 T.J. 13 Ralston 7 T.J. 27 A.L.H.S. 13 T.J. 33 Cathedral 21 T.J. 12 Mo. Valley 19 T.J. 19 Atlantic 33 T.J. 13 A.L.H.S. 18 T.J. 18 C. Keumper 34 T.J. 0 Glenwood 0 T.J. 14 Boys town 46 T.J. 13 Heading our Varsity Football Team for the last three years, Jack Hansen has started a spirit to move at Thomas Jefferson. Devoting many hours to install more power and speed in the backfield, we are sure he will be rewarded for his hard work in 1965 when the Thomas Jefferson Yellowjackets have a winning season. Graduating from the University of Nebraska in 1955, Coach Charles Bryant has directed our Varsity Football Team for three years. Coach Bryant has concentrated mainly on helping the boys to develop a strong, mobile line with plenty of drive. Although the season was not as impressive as he had hoped, Coach Bryant was pleased by Tom Hanafan being selected to the All State team, our first since 1958. The student body and avid team followers can't thank you enough, Coach Bryant, for your devotion to the school. The hard fighting, high spirited Tee Jay Varsity Team finished the 1965 season with a 3-5-2 won-loss-and-tied record. The opening game of the season found the Yellowjackets opposing a strong Audubon eleven. Dropping that encounter the Jeffs bounced back to take decisive victories over both Ralston and A.L. Next came a very experienced Cathedral team which was out to add another scalp to its belt, but the Jackets were out to win this one, too. However, after a hard fought contest, the Jackets fell 21 to 12 in defeat. Next on the Jackets' schedule came the Mo. Valley and the Homecoming game. Everyone turned out for the game and the boys really put out everything they had for the Homecoming Court and gave them a 19 to 19 tie. The rest of the season was spotted with 1 win, 3 losses, and 1 tie. The real merit of the football team comes from the training given to the boys who participate. Our coaches tried to teach the boys teamwork and good sportsmanship. Yannigans L. to R. Row 1: T. Garrean, E. Lawton, G. Ives, R. Reelfs, G. Gamblin, E. Gibler, D. Conners, R. Wehrli, D. Rasmussen, G. Williams. Row 2: M. Goldenberg, R. Spane!, D. Russell, R. VanVuuren, S. Priest, C. Lindstrom, C. Vogel, G. Galle, D. Madden, T. Bond. Row 3: ]. Ochoa, H. Larson, J. Hunt, S. Munch, B. Wolff, R. Garrison, L. Hunt, P. Detro y, T. Hawkins, J. Floyd. Row 4: D. lJanna, C. Penagraph, L. Latham, M. Clark, S. Hoke, M. Jones, J. Siefkan, J. McQuaid, S. Shudak. 116 COACH Dennis Gotschall Wayne State COACH Lloyd J erome Parsons This year's Y annigan team showed a definite improvement over previous years. Developing a strong line and versatile backfield, the boys played good games both in victory and defeat. Coaches J erome and Gotschall deserve much credit for all the hours they spent trying to pull the team together and helping the boys develop to their full est potential. Mr. Jerome graduated from Parsons College and has been a coach at T.J. for several years. Mr. Gotschall graduated from Wayne State and taught at Clearfield, Iowa, before coming to T.J. This was Mr. Gotschall's first year as a football coach and if our improved record is any indication of his effect on the boys, brighter foo tball days are coming. Jackettes L. to R. Row 1: M. Smith, J. Olsen, J. Harris, I. Moore, C. Gineau, L. Shrader. Row 2: Miss Balzer, D. Carroll, P. Hessman, K. Gibler, M. Bittick, J. Dudson, C. Marlin, B. Wilson. RECORD First Round Won 2 Lost 3 Second Round Won 3 Lost 2 Sponsored by the K. G. Ranch, this year's Thomas Jefferson Jackettes managed a successful 5-5 season, though hampered by lack of height. Even though they have competed in recreational league basketball for six years, this year was only the second year of competition in the Omaha league. After the completion of the league this year, the Jackettes went on to take runner-up in the consolation of the Midwest A.A.U. Tournament. Pat Hessman was chosen as a member of the all-star team of this tournament. 117 118 TERRY BURNSIDE Guard ROGER NANSEL Forward RON STORY Forward DICK REED Forwar·d LEROY BRESHERS Center TIM HOPKINS Forward CHARLES ALLEN Forward MIKE KNEZEVICH Center JIM GRAZIER Forward JOHN SEALOCK Guard DOUG SMITH Guard BOB CAPEL Forward DAN KOCH Guard GIL CERVENY Center 119 120 Junior Varsity L. lo R. Row I: J. Reese, Mgr., D. Fenton, L. McGee, C. Banks, T. McClure, A. Coleman. Row 2: B. Hessman , B. Case, B. McGinn, 1. Malone,]. Lydon. RECORD T.J. 52-Harlan T.J. 69-Mo. Valley T.J. 63-Holy Name T.J. 64-A.L. T.J. 72-Manning T.J. 68-C. Kuemper T.J. 67-Atlantic T.J. 63-Ft. Dodge St. Edmonds T.J. 80---'Hamburg Varsity T.J. 72-Sioux City Central T.J. 57-Bishop Ryan T.J. 78-Beveridge T.J. 65-Griswold T.J. 67-A.L. T.J. 4.7-West Harrison Varsity COACH Bill Davis T.J. 57- Boy's Town (Overtime) T.J. 61-Fremont-Mills T.J. 66-Ralston The newly formed Junior Varsity team of this year imposed their hustle and shooting ability on all their opponents. Their coach, Mr. Bill Davis, was well pleased with their first yea r appearance and is looking forward to seeing a strong varsity team next year. Mr. Davis says the success of his team is due mainl y to one philosophy. "When you practice just as hard as y~u play-you win." 39 43 28 50 28 44 54, 62 81 80 47 33 32 63 69 58 17 47 Sophomores L. lo R. Row 1: S. Hoke, J. McQuaid, D. Thomas, D. Fernley, G. Gamblin, L. Breshers. Row 2: R. Wehrli, D. Horner, D. Madden, J. Allen, D,. Rasmussen, J. Floyd, S. Minor, Mgr., M. Munch, H. King, R. Herrick, S. Sigler, J. Wheeler, F. Mann. RECORD T.J. 66-Lewis Central T.J. 54-A.L. T.J. 66-Boystown T.J. 45-Creighton Prep. T.J. 66-South T.J. 94-Hamburg T.J. 80-Lewis Central T.J. 72-Tech T.J. 49-A.L. T.J. 91-Westside T.J. 44-West Harrison T.J. 64-Bellevue T.J. 71-Lewis Central T.J. 32-Benson 57 66 47 65 55 52 50 69 72 45 48 39 29 4,9 COACH Michael Hoffman Mr. Hoffman's sophomore squad may have appeared short this year, but they lacked none of the other essentials of a good basketball team. With a 9 and 5 record they proved their fire and determination could keep them in there, on top. 121 9PORT9 IN ACTION 122 Reserves L. to R. Row 1: Eddie Gibler, Don Mulvania, Bob Doughman, Joe Gibler, Mike Shannon, Bill Cochran, Estes Lawton. Row 2: Gale Arch, Bill Feinhold, Tim Garrean, Lynn Latham, Louis Maybury, Ron Tallman. RECORD T.J. 32 Griswold 5 T.J. 29 Oakland 8 T.J. 31 Corning 20 T.J. 16 ·Carroll 30 T.J. 23 A.L. 19 T.J. 19 Harlan 20 T.J. 34 Audubon 8 T.J. 4.6 Lewis Central 5 T.J. 27 A.L. 19 T.J. 22 Bellvue 27 T.J. 30 Tech 21 COACH Mr. Lloyd J erome Parsons College The Reserve Wrestlers closed the 1964.-1965 wrestling season with eight wins and three losses. Under the able guidance of Coach Lloyd Jerome, victories were almost commonplace. There were a few surprises, but these were in the minority, and it is hoped that these experiences as reserves will help the squad become better prepared for their varsity days. Enthusiasm and aggressiveness are marked characteristics of all Tee Jay reserve squads; maybe this is h Jerome's formula for highly successful Reserve teams and powerful Varsity teams. 123 124 SKIP BeVIRT Wt.165 Record 15-5 FRED DOLLISON Wt. 103 Record 24-4· JOHN HARRINGTON Wt. 138 Record 7-9 JERRY CLAY Wt. 133 Record 15-6 Varsity TERRY PETERSON Wt.180 Record 20-3 TEAM RECORD T.J. 20 Griswold T.J. 28 Oakland T.J. 27 Coming T.J. 34 Kuemper T.J. 27 A.L.H.S. T.J. 23 Harlan T.J. 37 Audubon T.J. 47 L. Central T.J. 20 A.L.H.S. T.J. 23 Bellevue T.J. 30 Omaha Tech 19 11 13 13 13 14 7 0 23 21 12 First place in Audubon Tournament with first place wins by Skip BeVirt, Fred Dollison, and George Garrett. Grap piers Left to right. Row 1: Leonard Koenigs, Terry Peterson, Skip BeVirt, Jim Methany, Johri Harrington. Row 2: Gary Galle, Gary Ives, Leo Harrington, Mike Gibler. Row 3: Fred Dollison, Mr. Bryant, George Garrett. With the teams 10-1 record and strong tournament action, the Tee Jay varsity wrestlers again in '65 proved they were one of the most fea red and respected teams in the State. Mr. Bryant attributes much of his team's success and their impressive win column this year to the devotion, power, and experience of his seniors, while at the same time not forgetting the yow1ger members of the team. He believes that much of the success attained this year was accomplished by the hard work and drive of the underclassmen. He is looking forward to another good season and some state champs next year. MR. BRYANT University of Nebraska 125 126 Cross Country L. w R. Row 1: Alan Schroder, Tom Farris, Dan Miller, LeRoy Breshers. Row 2: Dick Reed, Jim Beraldi, Reggie Simmons. Row 3: Dennis Horner, Jay Malone, Steve Carle. Not Pictured : Bob Hessman. RECORD Ryan, Ralston, Bellevue, T.J ..... . .. . .. . .. ... .. T.J. 4th Bellevue-T.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T.J. 1st Tech, North, T.J . . . ..... . ........ .. ...... .. T.J. 2nd Ryan, Ralston, T.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T.J. 2nd Peru State Invitational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T.J. 3rd North, Westside, T.J . .. .. .... . .. . ... . . ....... T.J. 2nd A.L., Underwood, T.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T.J. 1st Metropolitan Athletic Association ...... . .. . .. . T.J. 8th Prep-T.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T.J. 1st Underwood-T.J. . ... .... .. ... ... . . .. . .. . ... . T.J. 1st MR. ROBINSON Peru State Mr. Ernest Robinson was our Cross Country coach for '65. Encouraging each boy to try his hardest and to strive for improvement, win or lose, was Coach Robinson's main objective. With their successful showing this year, an even more -successful season is looked for next year. Swimming L. lo R. Row 1: M. Forcade, D. DeBolt, D. Giles, T. Knight, L. Millard, R. Garrean. Row 2: J. Thomas, P. Knight, R. Van Vuuren, D. Oshlo, T. Hawkins. Row 3: L. Jerome, T. Bond, P. Carroll, S. Cary. 23 28 9 12 14 8 36 24 RECORD Tee Jay North 72 Tee Jay Tech 66 Tee Jay Bellevue 86 Tee Jay South 82 Tee Jay Creighton Prep 79 Tee Jay Westside 83 Tee Jay Bishop Ryan 57 Tee Jay Beveridge 69 Tee Jay's novice swimmers ended their first season of swimming competition with the satisfaction of accomplishing maximum improvement. Every morning these boys arose bright and early to practice at Iowa School for the Deaf. Because of their fine competitive spirit, brighter days are in sight for Tee Jay and this young team coached by Lloyd Jerome. The team is composed of five sophomores, seven juniors, and six seniors. Tom Bond was chosen captain and was also high point man. MR. JEROME Parsons College 127 128 I thought you said that you could get between these things! Heads or tails? Now-wah-what? Catch me if I fall. OUTCOME OF MATCHES South 1st-Ryan 2nd- T.J. 3rd A.L. 1st- T.J. 2nd Prep 1st-A.L. 2nd-T.J. 3rd Benson 1st-Central 2nd-T.J. 3rd A.L. 1st-Beveridge 2nd-T.J. 3rd L. to R.: G. Mann, R. King, R. Lambert, D. Burgstrum, C. Pendergraft, D. Barksdale, W. Nixon, K. Still, R. LaBreck, R. Fender, M. Jones, K. Vanderloo, J. Ives, D. Arndt. This year's gymnastics squad brought to Tee Jay a new and interesting sport. This sport opened a door through which the young men who practiced and competed could build and coordinate their bodies. The good spirit and fine cooperation of each of the boys involved proved to be a key factor in building this first year's squad to the level of proficiency that it obtained. MR. FRANCIS HANSON Wayne State College 129 G • I T r I ' r s a c k This was the first year of full track. The girls ran in the C.B. Relays, Blackhawkette Relays, Squaw Relays, and the District Relays. The girls scored in every meet, and in the Red Oak relays, Pat Hessman 4th place in the 220 yd. run. There were only 8 girls out for track, but they did a very fine job. The Tee Jay track team competed against over 42 other schools. Row 1, L. to R.: B. Wilson, C. Gienau, C. Dickenson, Miss Balzer. Row 2: C. Bergantzel, P. Hessman, F. Wilson. Not Pictured-D. Bergstrum, K. Mandolfo. Posing for a picture before the big meet, Row 1, L. to R .: C. Dickenson, K. Mandolfo, D. Bergstrum, C. Gienau. Row 2: B. Wilson, P. Hessman, C. Bergantzel, F. Wilson. 130 B 0 T r a c I s k Row 1, L. to R.: T. Bond, G. Kohrs, M. Rine, L. Breshers, B. Brown, J. Beraldi, P. Knight. Row 2: D. Reed, G. Petry, G. Rosenbaugh, L. Horner, A. Schroder, J. Malone, G. Mann, H. King. Row 3: M. Jones, G. Ballenger, S. Adcock, M. Keller, L. Koenigs, T. Garrean, M. Harrill. Row 4: A. Rollins, J. F1oyd, T. Hawkins, B. Lambert, J. Bergstrom, B. King. This year the track boys successfully scored in every meet that they entered. Four new school records were set, they were - 2 mile relay, 8:22.9, Bob Brown, Paul Knight, Jim Beraldi, Dick Reed. 1 mile relay, 3 :33.8, Jim Kill, Jay Malone, Paul Knight, Bob Brown. High jump, 6 ft. * in. Mike Keller, and the triple jump, 41 ft. 6 in. also made by Mike Keller. Tee Jay's Greg Kohrs placed 4·th in the state in broad jump competition. There were 14 lettermen and only 6 of these will be returning next year. Runners for Tee Jay were Paul Knight, Tim Hopkins, LeRoy Breshers, Leonard Koenigs, and Jim Kill. 13 1 Varsity .. L. to R. Row 1: S. Shudak, D. Purnell. Row 2: D. Smith, D. Koch, D. Daley, T. McClure, T. Hanafan. L. to R.: B. Case, D. Thomas, B. McGinn, R. Stor y, D. Englund. 132 Baseball T.J. 4 T.J. 6 T.J. 1 T.J. 7 T.J. 3 T.J. 9 T.J. 4, T.J. 0 T.J. 0 T.J. 10 T.J. 17 T.J. 10 T.J. 0 T.J. 7 T.J. 4 T.J. 11 L. to R.: J. Grazier, S. Cowardin, M. Knezevich, R. Nansel, D. Fenton. RECORD Elkhorn Abraham Lincoln Des Moines Dowling Bellevue Omaha South Omaha Central Omaha Boystown Omaha Bishop Ryan Omaha North Clearfield Abraham Lincoln Exira Lawton Omaha Beveridge Omaha Benson Omaha Technical 2 1 4 9 6 7 3 5 14 0 10 0 8 3 8 3 MR. DICK DA VIS Omaha University 133 The Varsity's season ended this year with a 9-7 record. Although the record is not as impressive as years past, you will find the answer in lack of experience. This year's team was very young compared to those of past years. The team had only three regularly starting Seniors, the remaining members being Juniors and Sophomores. From this year's potential and play Mr. Davis is expecting a top season in the coming year. Junior V,arsity L. to R. Row 1: J. Lyndon, M. Roux, F. Mann, D. Fernley, M. Danburg, R. LeMaster, R. Drummond, R. Hoke, J. McQuaid. Row 2: M. Munch, R. Garrison, S. Munch, D. Connor, C. Pendgraft, J. Nicholas, G. Wooldridge, S. Hoke. RECORD T.J. 6 Creighton Prep 7 T.J. 3 A.L. 7 T.J. 2 Bishop Ryan 1 T.J. 4, Bellevue 2 T.J. 8 Beavrige 7 T.J. 8 Tech 2 T.J. 1 A.L. 3 T.J. 2 Westside 4 T.J. 2 North 14. Won 4 Lost 5 MR. BILL DA VIS Our newly formed Junior Varsity baseball team, coached by Mr. Bill Davis, may prove to be a help to the varsity in coming years. The Junior Varsity team, as the Junior Varsity teams in the other sports, was formed to give more boys a chance to play and add experience to their play. The prospects in the coming years look brighter due to this system of play. It also adds to the competition and spirit of the boys. 135 G I R L 136 This year was the first year for competitive girl's golf. The team had a 0-4. record, but were a very much improved group. The Tee Jay girls came in 7th out of nine at the District golf meet. Each girl improved her score by 20 strokes or more. This was under great handicap because of the small golf course they had to play on, and there was little time to be able to practice. Mrs. Kelker said she was very pleased with her girls and will be happy to see them back again next year. All of the girls will be returning next year except for one and that is Dana McCormick who is a senior. DIANA ROBINSON Front Row L. to R. : A. Conaway, J. Matteson, B. Parks, S. Walla, C. Lindsay, S. Rowe, L. Birdsong. Row 2: Mrs. Kelker, E. Paladino, D. McCormick, D. Robinson, D. Fidone, M. Lee; D. Smith, and C. Tisher. GO B 0 y Front Row, L. to R.: S. Bates, D. Oshlo, J. Evans. Hack Row: J. Myklebust, D. Rasmmsen, R. Erickson. LF J. Sealock, B. Capel, and J. Olsen This year coach Frank LaMantia had a very good turn out for the golf team. The team ended the season with 6 losses, 1 tie and a lot more experience than before. Four boys went to the district golf meet, they were-Jim Evans, Bob Capel, Rod Erickson, and Doug Rasmussen. Bob Capel and Jim Evans also were sent to the city tournament and they had scores of 106 and 92 respectively. The best score for all season was achieved by Jim Evans. He ended with a 44.1 average. Next year there will be 8 boys back to spark the team to victory. 137 138 COACH, DONNA BALZER This year's girls' tennis team turned out a very good season with a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. There were 27 girls out for tennis and only three seniors will be lost. They are Judy Tisher, Kris Gibler, and Karen Spencer. All positions will be open next year and it looks like another promising season, says coach Donna Balzer. T Row 1, L. to R.: V. Abels, I. Moore, K. Spencer, C. Foote, K. Gibler, J. Allen. Row 2: L. Childers, J. Magneson, J. Harris, J. Olsen, K. Alt, C. Vallier, S. Mann. Row 3: M. Vargas, J. Duke, J. Wilson, C. Trimmer, J. Carpenter, C. Marlin. E N N I L. to R.: D. Nelson, D. Madden, M. Shannon, B. Wolff, S. Carle, R. Torneton, A. Coleman. 9 This year's tennis team found a new and bright season ahead of them. Coming through with a 6-4 season, they finished 5th in the Metro-League. Next year's season seems to look just as bright, as there are only two seniors that will not return. There will be 5 of the top 7 returning next year. Experience and drive should produce another or even better record than this year's, says coach Hoffman. COACH, MICHAEL HOFFMAN 139 Bull Dog Award Terry Peterson received the 1965 Bull Dog Award. This honor football award is given to the football player showing the most aggressiveness, most determination, leadership, and tackles. Since Terry fulfilled the above qualifications, he was selected as the receiver of the Bull Dog Award. CONGRATULATIONS, TERRY! All-Around Athlete The winner of this trophy is determined by the votes of the coach ing staff. The student earning this award must participate in a major sport each season. He must be a leader and a good sportsman, outstanding in each of the three sports he competed in. DOUG SMITH 9 0 p h 0 m 0 r e s 141 Sophomore Class Officers The Sophomore Class Officers, pictured at the S-Ophomore Oass Party, are Tim Bond, Dennis Fernley, Debby Smith, Steve Shudak, and Becky Young. 142 The officers create music for the on· looking classmates. ' Sophomore Class Party The Sophomore Class Party was held at the Tee J ay Fieldhouse on May 24. The sophomores worked up appetit es with t11 e help of the Statures combo. The boys played ping-pong . .. While the girls ate . .. Line forms to the rear! 143 Acord, Craig Ager, Chris Aldrich, Lois Allan, Lind a All en, Jerry Andersen, . 1arcia Ballinger, Gary Barber, Linda Barlow, Kay Bensley, Judy Bequette, Thomas Berga nt zel, Carolyn Bergman, Connie Betchel, Don BeVirt, Julene Bolton, Kay Bond, Tim Bonar, Robbie Boner, Ron Bowers, Sherri Bowman, Merrill Barton, Abbie Bates, Sharon Bates, Steve Brooks, Fred Brotherton, Stanley Brouil ette, Patsy Brown, Barbara Brown, Evon Brown, Janet Burgstrum, David Burgstrum, Debby Burkybile, Tim Buttz, Gary Buttz, Harold Campbell, K athy Canaday, Jim Carman, Lavern Ca rpenter, Julie Carroll, Debbie Christian sen, Greg Clark, Mike Clark, Sall y Clark, Susan Coffelt, Al Andrews, Mary Annin, Jackie Arch, Gale Arndt, Dennis Axtell, Phyllis 13 aker, Dale Batt, Steve Bauer, Dale 13caman, Jim Becker, Pat Bellows, Harry Belt, Bill Brown, Linda Brown, Paul Brown, Sharon Bicking, Susan Birdsong, David Bittick, Madonna Bly, Phyllis Boaz, Dixie Bohall, Edna Brabec, Bruce Breeden, Pat Breshers, Lloyd Brockman, Denny Brokman, Larry Brooks, Ardith Brown, Warren Bryant, Bonnie Burgess, J anet Cain, Dennis Ca in, Nona Caldwell, Carolyn Calfee, Wanda Camp, J ean Camp, Millard Carter, Judy Collett, Linda Colwell, Jay Comley, Dick Conaway, Alice Conner, Denny Corum, J o.A nn Carter, Sandy Caruso, Linda Cha ffee, J eanne Childers, Linda Christensen, Mike Cowardin, Lesley Cure, Carol Danburg, Mike Darringer, Beverly Daub, Roger Davidson, Raymond Detroy, Phil Dick, Nick Dickinson, Carol Duitman, Linda Duke, Judy Durick, Nancy Edie, Terry Ege, Marilyn Elliot, Vincent Fazio, Susie Fender, Rick Fenton, Alice Fernley, Dennis Ferryman, Kris Fenton, Linda Dickinson, Christine Dike, Bob Dishang, Eddy File, Steve Finck, Ray Fisher, Wilbur Floyd, ] ames Foley, Donna Foote, Vicky Freer, Ron Friedrich, Susie Fries, Danny Frieze, Connie Fuller, Paula Garges, 1arcia Garrison, Rod Geibert, Robert Gibbons, Rick Gibbs, Evelyn Godsey, Sandra Goldenberg, Mauri ce Goldsberry, Gerald Goss, Bobbette Gottbrecht , Ca rl a Gouker, Sharon Gray, Charlotte Grosvenor, Donna Groth, Carl Grund, Mary Gundlach, Ted Davis, Marge Davis, Sandy Dawson, Toni Deal, Pame DeHart, Janet DeSantiago, Sandy Dougherty, Darlene Doughman, Bob Doughman, Darris Gibler, Eddie Gillespie, Bob Gilmore, Lyle Glacey, Margie Gliem, Julie Gallagher, Chet Gamblin, Greg Gardner, Dan Garrean, Tim Drake, Gloria Drake, Vickie Driever, Larry Ellis, Dixie Emerine, Joyce Emge, Cookie Engle, Kenneth Evans, Bill Falconer, Pat Fidone, Diana Fienhold, Bob Ford, Charles Forsythe, Craig Foust, Pat Hadd en, Cheryl Hail, Charles Hallberg, Oiris Hammond, Wanda Hancock, Bob Hardin, Judy Harris, ] oAnn Hatcher, Anna Hatcher, Genelle Hattan, Margaret Heffernan, Sue Hefley, Ronda Hennings, Mike Henry, JoEllen Herrick, Ron Hoden, David Hodge, David Hoke, Steve Horner, Denny Hotchkiss, Joel Imle.r, Linda Ives, Gary Ives, John Ives, William J ackson, Bev Johnson, Roger Johson, Sue Johnson, Vicki Jones, Charles Kelly, Ka thy Kelso, Ron Kenn edy, Cin dy Kermeen, Don King, Harl an King, Bob King, Sharon Hanna, Danny Hansen, DeAnne Hansen, Patsy Hanson, Beth Hanson, Butch Hardiman, Dave Hauge, David Hawkins, Barb Hawkins, Tom Hayes, J eannine Head, Keith Heenan, Mike Herron, Carl Hessman, Pat Heubner, Duane Hickman, Dan Hill, Marle.ne Hinkel, Dan Howard, Margaret Howland, Diane Hubbard, Abbie Humes, Trudy Hunt, Ernestine Hunt, John Jackson, Karen J erome, Thomas Johnson, Clyde Jones, Mike Jones, Rex Katzenstein, Bill Keele, Cindy Keele, Corbin Keller, Susy Kern, Rog~r Kessler, Cheryl Kilgore, Larry Kindberg, Linda King, Bruce Kin g, Dennis Kinne, Vickie Kohrs, Gregg Kopera, Ken Kopera, Richard Lambert, Bob Lamphear, Ornck Johnson, Dianne Johnson, Joe Johnson, Paula Larsen, Connie Larsen, Harve Lawles , J ack Lawless, Steve Lawton, Estes LeBaugh, Virginia Mandolpho, Cathy Mann, Frank Livingston, Vaughn Loveless, April Loveless, Linda Loukota, Mary Luick, Thomas Lyons, Chris Mann, Shari Markus, Robert Markuson, Maureen Marlin, Chuck McCormick, John McCoy, Bill McDowell, Bill McGee, Dick Mclntoch, Dorothy Mcintosh, Judy McTwiggan, Kathy McTwiggan, George Meek, Terry Mendoza, Art Mendoza, Pascual Mensching, Larry Miller, Joan Miller, Philip Miller, Terry Milner, Mike Minor, Steve Munch, Mike Munch, Steve Murphy, Helen Murphy, Lloyd Murphy, Mary Nicholas, Joe Nixon, Gary Norris, Glen Norton, Dennis O'Harn, Susan Olsen, Judy Osmers, Jan Oviatt, Jan Palmerton, Pam Parks, Betty Pear ce, Marilyn Lee, Marsha Lee, Pam Myklebust, Joel Myler, Connie Neill, Don Nelson, Pam Nesbitt, Candy Lehmer, Ron Lenhardt, Pat LeRette, Louis Lindstrom, Chuck Maack, Robert Mace, Larry Madden, Denny Maggard, Mary Magneson, Judy Mahan, Jackie Marshall, Steve Martin, Karen Massie, Pattricia Matteson, Dennis Merrifield, Janice Millard, Cheri Miller, J eanette Moore, Judy Moran, Judy Mortimer, Oiarlie Mulvania, Don May, Dennis McClelland, Mike McKim, Nancy McQuaid, Jim Peck, Kathl een Peck. Mike Pendgra ft, Chuck Pogue, Peggy Points, Tonya Poole, Kathy Poulson, Steve Pribyl, Gloria Rasmussen, Doug Ratashak, John Ratliff, Jacque Ratliff, Vivian Ravenstien, Connie Riddle, Kathy Rine, Michael Roberts, John Rockwell, Annette Rohwer, Sandy Russell, Don Ryan, Thomas Saathoff, J effrey Sales, Donna Sales, Ed Sellers, Pebel Perez, John Petersen, Conrad Sewell, Kathy Shanno, Larry Shannon, Carolyn Sieburg, Jim Siefken, J erry Sigler, Steve Skaw, Marilyn Snyder, Jean Spane!, Ron Spetman, Linda Spratt, Debbie Petry, Kathy Phillips, Ouistine Phillips, Connie Pickrell, Virgil Pierce, Dorot11y Pogge, Mike Prieto, Bill Prine, Dan Pritchard, Linda Purnell, Gloria Quandt, Judy Raschke, Wayne Reelfs, Rodger Reese, Jim Reninger, Mary Revels, Bertha Richardson, Cathy Ridder, Harold Rollins, Andrew Rollins, Lee Ross, Mark Ross, Susan Rot11 , Bruce Russell, Bill Sales, Howard Schaffer, Connie Schendedl, Peggy Shannon, De Wayne Shanon, Cookie Sheely, Kathy Shepard, Sandy Shrader, Terry Shudak, Steve Skinner, Fred Smith, Debbie Smith, John Smith, Mary Smith, Regina Smith, Robert Steinke, Jim Steinke, John Stevens, David Stewart, George Still, Kennet11 Stockton, Marvin Schewe, Frank Schmitt, Marilyn Schwetz, Diane I . Stogdill, Pat Stoker, Susan Street, John Stukey, Michael Sturm, Mona Swanger, Kathy Thomas, Dan TI10mas, Dennis Thomas, Leroy V anBibber, Linda Vanderloo, Kim VanDonge, Pam Wadsworth, Alan Wager, Mary Waite, Mike Watkins, Rodney Waugh, Stephanie Wehrli, Rick Weidman, Linda Wells, Linda Wendt, Pat Thompson, Sue TI1orson, Joyce Tisher, Cindy White, Shirley Wiese, Terrie Wilken, Mary Williams, Dan Williams, Gary WiJiiams, Randy Wilson, David Wilson, Flicsha Wilson, Janet Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Judy Wolff, Blaine Wood, Glen Woodford, Kathy Woods, Dave Woods, John Young, Kay Young, Tim Zweerink, Larry Swisher, Pat Tackett, Myra Tadlock, Linda Tallman, Tommy Taylor, Rod Tews, Elaine Todd, Earlene Tracy, Thaymer Trautman, Dale Woods, Linda Wredt, Kirk Wright, Arvey Yopp, Diana Young, Beckie Trimmer, Cathy Turner, Tom Vallier, Connie Wilson, Tim Wilson, Linda Wilson, Paul Wingerd, Shawn Walker, Denise Walker, Ken Wall, Dan Walter, Vicki Ward, Nancy Washburn, Cinda West, Lin Wheeler, John Wilson, Bill Wilson, Bridget Wilson, Dan Not pictured: Aguiniga, Robert; Bensley, Jeannie; Bouvier, Gary; Brooks, Steve; Brown, Donna; Carman, Dena; Edwards. Gae; Foote, Janice; Gardener, Edward; Gardner, William; Gibler, Joe; Gilmore, Lyle; Harrill, Debbie; Hicjman, Donna ; Hunt, David; Hunt, Terry; Kell, Marilyn; LaBreck, Dennis; LeMaster, Larry; MacDonald, Terry; Martindale, Sandy; Mendoza, Delores; Myers, Richard; Penry, Maureen; Roberts, Linda; Robinson, Gary; Spratt, Larry; Vance, Virginia; Varn, Richard; Walters, Sheryl. 155 TI1ere were times when we would look out. . . Sometimes we would have distractions at one end of the hall or the other ... but they were sometimes worthwh ile. 156 . .. and others would look in. Room 18 • • • The Class In The Hall And there were t imes wllen w,. even mana ged to get some work donP. / J u n • I 0 r s 157 Junior Officers Row l, L. to R.: Mr. J. Bartlett, Mrs. S. Kelker, Mrs. D. Thompson, Mr. T. Haas - Sponsors. Row 2 : Bob Case - V. Pres, Nancy Moore - Treas. Row 3: Jim Grazier - Pres., Na ncy Simons - ScC'. 158 Abels, Vicki Ackerman, Connie Adamson, Sandi Ahlquist, Brian Akins, ·Ron Allen, Charley Allmon, Marvin Alt, Kathy Ambrose, Dave Amos, Cindy Andersen, Jim Andersen, Stella Anderson, Mary Lou Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Van Andrews, Sandy Anfinson, Peggy Applegate, Marsha Arch, Iris Archer, Vickie Arrick, Julie Arrowsmitl1, Ronald Arthur, Jon Ayers, Edward Bain, Ronnie Baker, Diane Banks, Charles E. Baxley, Charles Beckner, Stanley Belt, Frank Bennett, Peggy Bequette, Gary J. Betts, Barbara Beu, Sidney Bigham, Buzz Bird, Leslie Birdsong, Trudy Blank, Dennis Bockert, Susie Bolte, Jim Childress, LeeAnn Christianson, Leilani Clapper, Terry Clark, J acquc TOP. Row 1: Deanna Bolton, Judy Bolton, Donna Bowen, Dennis Bowers, Frank Brabec, Joyce Branson, Rita Brayboy, Pat Breshers. Row 2: Bob Bryant, Karen Burroughs, John Butler, Roger Butler, Donna Butterbau gh, Linda Calfee, Diane Camden, Steve Carle. BOTTOM. Row 1: Ralph DeBar, David DeBolt, Judy DenHerder, Judy Diercks, Carol Dietz, Maralyn Dimmit, J o Ditzler, Gloria Dofner. Row 2: J ames Dunning, Diane Eddy, Gae Edwards, Melba Eidschun, Jerry Eledge, Gladys Elkins, Alan Ellis, John Erickson. Cooley, Beverly Costello, Bill Costello, John Curry, Sandy Cleaver, Larry Cochran, Bill Coleman, Alan Cook, Ray TOP. Row 1: Larry Briggs, Rodney Briggs, ~aula Brink, Gordon Brockman, Jack Brooks, Jeanine Brown, Loren Brown, Regina Brown. Row 2: Jeanette Carlin, Robert Carman, Darlene Carroll, Don Carter, Bob Case, Diane Cavanaugh, Steve Chew, Terry Childers. BOTTOM. Row 1: Rita Doner, George Dougan, Linda Doughty, Leslie Downing, Sharon Drake, Robert Drummond, Ruth Drummond, Sharon Duitman. Row 2: Rodney Eriksen, Lynn Etherton, Jim Evans, Wayne Evens, Tom Farris, Linda Fedor, Doug Fenton, Richard Fernley. Daley, Den Davis, Kenneth Davis, Virginia Dawson, Cindy Fichter, Patricia Fienhold, David Fienhold, William File, Jean Fisher, Peggy Fisher, Ronallien Fraley, Connie Frieze, Allen Frieze, Richard Fronk, Dave Galle, Gary Gatrost, Carol Gaver, Gary Gaver, Kathy Gibbs, Kay Goetzinger, Linda Gouker, Donald Graves, Vear! Amy Gray, Debby Graybill, Sharon Griffiths, Marsha Grimes, Mary Grosvenor, Steven Gryskiewicz, Nancy Hall, Dona Hand, Jim Hansen, Toni Harmon, Rita Harrington, Leo Hatcher, Linda Head, David Heitman, Carolyn Hemrningson, Linda Hendrix, Clifford Hessman, Robert Heywood, Mary Hiatt, Larry Hicks, Phyllis Hiers, Thomas Himberger, Donna Henninger, Don Hensley, J eannette Hensley, Marty Herrick, Dennis Herrick, Gary Himes, Sharon Hinkel, Patty Hisel, Evelyn Hodtwalker, Ada Hoel, Michael Hoke, Randy Hall, Marilyn Holl, Patricia Holl, Steve Hammond, Myra Hanafan, Nancy Harris, Jeff Harrison, Joyce Hartman, Karen Hartman, Mary Gibler, Mike Gilmore, Charles Gilmore, Connie Globe, Michael Grazier, Jim Green, Danny Greenwood, Joe Greenwood, Patti Griffis, Wayne Gammon, Ruth Gann, Sharon Gardner, Linda Garrean, Patrick Garrett, George Foote, Connie Foote, Dennis Forbes, Dennis Forcade, Mickey Ford, Burke Fowler, Melody Row 1: Linda Holder, Alan Holmberg, ·Rondee Holmes, Marsha Honi g, Da vid Hook, .Judi Hoover, Marilyn Hopper, Larry Horner, Row 2: Harry Hurd, Jack Hurd, Ri chard Ives, Ann J ackson, Charles Jackson, Connie J anicek, Linda J ensen, Russell J erome. Row 3 : Ka thleen .Johnson, Rand all J ohnson, Sheryl J ohnson, Theresa Jones, Nancy Kell ar, Pat Keller, Rose Ann Kennett, Fred Kenyo n. Kn aus, Lisle Knight, Tim Koebel, Max Lane, Marcia Lang, Leroy Latham, Lynn Lewis, Karen Lewis, Robert Libby, Marion Liddick, Tim Lindsay, Alica Lindsay, Carolyn Linin ger, Ken Long, P aul Lydon, J ohn Lyman, Marcia Hotchkiss, Amy Hourigan, Carol Howard , Harriet Huey, Christina Hullett, Sheila Hunt, Loel Hunt, Robert Johnsen, Linda Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, J ames Kerrin, Linda Kessler, Bill Kesterson, David Kilpatrick, Linda Kimball, J ackie Klefstad, Gib Row l : Leonard Koenig, Bonnie Kohl, Jim Konecny, Adeline Koopmeiners, Kris Krueger, Rod ney Kruger, David Kuffler, Vicky Lampi. Row 2: J ames Lau don, LeRoy Law, Karon Lawl ess, Sue Lawson, Bil 1 Leggio, Sally Lehmer, Leonard LeMaster, Linda LeMaster. Row 3: Dixie Lynn, Gary Mace, Eddi e :Madsen, Bruce Mahrenholz, Lynn Mains, Jay Malone, Gregg Mann, Connie Marlin. Row I: Bob Marr, Tim Marr, .Brian Marshall, LeRoy Marshall, Cathy Martin, Sandra Martindale, Paulette· Mathews, Pam Matteson. Row 2: Tandy McClure, Ron McConnell, Kathy McCormick, Larry McGee, Barry McGinn, JoAnn McKenzie, Michael McKillips, Lonnie McMaster. 166 Meyer, Martin Millard, Larry Moore, Nancy Moss, Ronald Nielsen . .Ta nelle Nixon, Willard Nuzum, Dennis Nuzum, Sandra Ochoa, John Oles, Michael Oshlo, Richard Owens, Peggy Perez, Maria Peters, Linda Peters, Mary Jane Peterson, George Peterson, Harold Peterson, Kathy Miller, Danny Miller, Steve Miller, Trudy Moss, Barbara Mueller, Pam Myers, Anna Row 1: Rosie Matteson, Connie Mauer, Gloria May, Louis Mayberry, Thomas Maytum, Danny McClain, Kathy McClary, Gary McClure. Row 2: Marcia McMullen, Leonard McQuinn, Alan McNulty, Betty Merksick, Diana Merrill, Jim Metheny, Clifford Meyer, Joan Meyer. Mincer, l\1arvel Mize, Sue Moats, Jim Myhlhousen, Roy Nansel, Roger Nelson, Dick Montgomery, Charlotte Moore, Ivy Newman, Connie Nicholas, Paula Norman, Gerald Norris, Nancy Paladino, Eva Palmer, Patsy Papaila, Sonja Parks, Kathy Parrack, Elizabeth Patten, Barry Peterson, Pam Peterson, Sherry Peterson, Susie Petry, Gary Petry, Glenda Pickrell, Virginia 167 Powley, Donna Priest, Lewis Probst, Trudy Prudhom'e, Joe Smartt, Cheryl Smith, Candy Smith, Debby Smith, Vicky Pierce, Steven Pitt, Doris Plantikow, Jean Podroza, Tom Pogge, Terry Sondag, Dan Sorensen, Nancy Sortino, Perry Souser, Jacque Spohn, Larry Rief, Kristie Ridder, Mary Rickertson, Don Robinson, Diana Robinson, LaRee Rounds, Edward Roux, Mike Rowe, Sandy Rudig, Sheryl Sanders, Paul Reese, Diana Rehfeidt, Ron Reid, Richard Reninger, Judy Revels, Jamie Revlett, Leamon Schroeder, Leonard Scott, Kelly Scoular, Susan Shamblen, Donna Shannon, Mike Shannon, Mike Reynolds, Howard Rhoades, Lee Rhodes, Suzie Rich, Connie Richards, Marion Richardson, Mary Shaughnessy, Rita Shinn, Clarence Sillik, Terry Simmons, Reggie Simons, Nancy Skalberg, Kathy Robertson, Stacey Rolfe, John Root, Don Rosenbaugh, Gail Rossow, Beverly Savage, Janice Sayers, Susan Schewe, Linda Schmitt, Janice Schroder, Alan Pogue, Barbara Poland, Marie Porter, Roger Poulous, Pam Powers, Bob Spracklin, Jerry Stanford, Thomas St. Clair, Benita Steensen, Dennis Stevens, Richard Purnell, Dick Ragland, Ron Rasmussen, Jane Raygor, Katherine Smyth, Sheryl Snyder, J ohn Soar, Sheryl Sollazzo, Barbara Still, Florence Stinemates, Rosalee Story, Shawn Strong, Frances Stum1, Loretta Sublet, Susie Sullivan, Linda Sullivan, Mike Taylor, Janice Thomas, Mike Thompson, Carolyn Thorton, Peggy Turner, Cecil Turpen, Richard Vance, Judy Vance, Lila Row 1: Jerry Vore, John Vuagniaux, Ronald Waffle, Terry Wager, ] im Wagner, Carolyn Walker, Sue Walla, Virgil Wallace. Row 2: Diane Wendt, Don Whipkey, Jack White, Mary White, Tina White, Tom Wi att, Judy Wilderman, Becky Will. Row 3: Larry Wright, Judy Yopp, Wesley Yordt, Cheryl Young, Patsy Zanderholm, Dan Zdan, Connie Brandenburg, Marcia Clark. Strong, Sandra Sturm, Connie Sturm, Dennis Sturm, Kathy Sulhoff, Sandy Sydzyik, Georgia Tallman, Ron Taylor, Danny Todd, Marilyn Townsend, Janice Tracy, Mike Trumble, David Vargas, Rachel Vermillion, Lanny Vest, Bill Vogel, George Row 1: Chuck Wallings, Lana Walter, Ronald Walton, Eddie Ward, Bill Way, Gloria Webster, Merlin Weidman, Ron Welsh. Row 2: Dianne Willey, John Wilson, Bettie Wood, Delores Wood, T eresa Woods, Larry Woodworth, Greg Wooldridge, Sherry Woolsencroft. Row 3: Mike Constant, Zoann Mahoney, Connie Rolfe. Junior Candids 172 Seniors 173 174 Senior Class Sponsors - L. to R. Row 1: Ruth Moeller, Clara Strickland, Harriett Chase. Row 2: Jack Hansen, Ward Bean, Charles Bryant. Officers - L. to R.: Pres. Mike Parrack, Sec. Faye Klefstad, Treas. Vickie Reed, V. Pres. Skip BeVirt ABBOTT, TOM. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. ANDERSEN ELIZABETH M. COLLEGE PREP Cheerleader, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Biology Club - sec.- treas., French Club, Art Club, Altau, Thespians, Prom Court, Homecoming Court, Annual Staff, Yellow-jackettes, Varsidettes, Military Ball ABELS, JERRY L. COLLEGE PREP Biology Club, Thespians, Jr. - Sr. MOI, Young Republicans, Science Club, Roadshow Musicals, Plays, Red Cross, R.O.T.C. Military Ball. ALLEN, PEGGY VOCATIONAL Pep Club APPLEGATE, PATRICIA . COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Y-teens, Girls' Lounge, Attendance Office, Military Ball ARCH, RUSS. COLLEGE PREP. Military Police, Roadshow, Musicals, Boys' Glee, R.O. T.C., Military Ball ALLEN, JACKIE. COLLEGE PREP Pep Club, Library Club, Tennis AUFFART, ELA INE. COMMERCIAL National Honor Society, Teen Demos, Tennis, Pep Club AUSTIN, GLORIA. COMMERCIAL ATELL, CLAY. COLLEGE PREP Latin Club, R.O.T.C. 175 176 BAKER, DIANA LYNN. VOCATIONAL GRA BARLOW, ROD. COLLEGE PREP Track Cross Country, Red Cross,' Art Club, Spanish Club, Basketball-JR.VAR. BARTHOLOMEW, OTIS. VOCATIONAL Art Club, Spanish Club, Wres· tling, Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Military Ball BARTON, EARL. COLLEGE PREP Golf, Biology Club, Debate, Plays, R.O.T.C., Military Ball BALDWIN, DOROTHY. COLLEGE PREP Pep Club, Girls' Drill Team BAIN, GARY. COLLEGE PREP Band, Choir, Biology Club, J r.-Sr. MOI, Science Club, Roadshow, National Honor Society, Tennis, Young Republicans, Musicals. BARGENQU AST, LESLIE. COLLEGE PREP Track, Cross Country, Choir, Roadshow, R.0.T.C. Creative Writing, MOI Thespians, Musicals BARKSDALE, DONALD E. VOCATIONAL ·Band, Pep Band, Choir, Boy's Glee, Art Club BANKS, LYDA. COLLEGE PREP Y-teens, Teen-Demos BARBEAU, ED. COLLEGE PREP National Honor Society, Creative Writing, Annual. Art Editor, R.O.T.C. MiJi. tary Ball BATES, DAN. VOCATIONAL BECK, CHERYL. COLLEGE PREP FTA, FNA, Choir, Oper- ettas, Roadshow, Pep Club, Teen Demos, Red Cross-Sec., Safe-Teens, Biology Club BATT, ROBERT. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Swimming, Young Republicans BAXTER, PAT. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Choir, Roadshow, Operettas BECK, LUANN. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Red Cross, Altau, National Honor Society, Thespians, Homecoming Queen, Military Ball, Girls Glee, Cre· alive Writing, Roadshow, Varsidettes, Yellowjackettes, Cheerleader-Cap. of Va rs i t y, Annual-Bus. Man., Spanish ClubTreas., Soph. Class Sec., Junior Class V. Pres., Choreographer of Varsidettes BECKER, JOYCE. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Art Club, Safe-Teens, Military Ball BAXLEY, ED. VOCATIONAL Print Club BERALDI, JAMES. VOCATIONAL Cross Country, Track, R.O.T.C., Teen Demos, Letterman's Club BERNHARDS, CHARLES. VOCATIO AL Wrestling BEV/RT, MELVJN "SKIP." COLLEGE PREP D.0., R.0.T.C., Teen Demos, Track, Football, Wrestling, Wrestling Club, Prom Court, TWIRP Court, Letterman's Club, SIGNAL 177 178 BILLINGS, KATHY. COLLEGE PREP Pep Club, Altau, Girls Glee, Roadshow, Homecoming Court, Student Council-Vice Pres., Soph. - Treas., Junior - Sec., Military Ball BOND, BARB. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, French Club BOND, TOJl!. COLLEGE PREP Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Student Council BOOTON, DAN. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Track BLACK, MICHAEL. COLLEGE PREP BICKING, LARRY. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Science Club BOCKERT, DAN. COMMERCIAL Art Club, Print Club BONAR, CHERYL LYNN. COMMERCIAL Choir, FHA BLACKMAN, BOB. VOCATIONAL Student Council BLUM, MARY KAY. VOCATIONAL Art Club, FHA, Red Cross PHOTO Nof Availab le BOTT, RICHARD. VOCATIONAL D.0., R.O.T.C. BRESHERS, LEROY C. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Red Cross, Student Council, Track, Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Letterman's Oub BOWEN, DAN. COLLEGE PREP football, Golf, Art Club, Letterman's Club, Wrestling BRISENO, MARY HOPE. COMMERCIAL BRISTO, KATHRYN. VOCATIONAL Creative Writing, Road· show, The>pians, Pla ys, Teen Demos BROCKMAN, W ALLENE K. VOCATIONAL Y-Teens - Pres., Student Council, P ep Club, Red Cross, Operett as, Plays, Girls Glee, Teen Demos, Military Ball BOWSER, SUSAN COLLEGE PREP FTA-Pres., National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council, Girls Glee, Young Republicans, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Safe Teens, Roadshows, SIGNAL-Bus. Man., Library, Club-Sec. BROOKS, KATHALEEN. VOCATIONAL BROUILLETTE, DAN. COLLEGE PREP Band, Dance Band, Plays BROWN, GLEN. VOCATIONAL 179 180 BROWN, JOYCE VIVIAN. BURNSIDES, TERRY COLLEGE PREP Football, Basketball, Baseball, Spanish Club,-Pres. R. 0 . T. C., Letterman's Club, Annual-Sports Editor, TWIRP-Duke COLLEGE PREP Annual - Editor-in-chief, Ass't Bus. Man., Pep Club, Young Republicans - Pres., Student Council, Jr. MOI, Sr. MOI, National Honor Society, ·Military Ball CALLAGHAN, NANCY. COMMERCIAL FHA, Student Council, YTeens, Teen Demos, Road- show, Office Girls CANADAY, TOM. COLLEGE PREP Na tional Honor Socie t y, R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Student Council, Red Cross, MOI, Young Republicans, Science Club - V. Pres., Biology Club CAPEL, ROBERT. COLLEGE PREP Football, Basketball, Gold, R.O.T.C., Choir, Operettas, Roadshow, Military Ball, Letterman's Club BROWN, JANET. COMMERCIAL FTA, Teen Demos, Red Cross, National Honor So- ciety, Military Ball CAFFERY, LYNDA. COMMERCIAL Pep Club CAIN, GLENNA. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Pep Club, Military Ball BURNSIDE, AL. VOCATIONAL BUSWELL, DOUG. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Jr. MOI, Sr. MOI - Treas., Tennis, Science Club - Pres., Military Ball ·' Picture Not Available CARROLL, PATRICK ALAN. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Rifle Team, Swimming, Art Oub CHANCELLOR, JUDY. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Tennis, Girls Lounge, Creative Writing CARY, SAM. VOCATIONAL Band, Spanish Club, Swimming, R.O.T.C., Red Cross, Teen Demos CERVENY, GIL. COLLEGE PREP Cross Country, R.0.T.C., Red Cross, Basketball, Student Council, Military Ball, Creative Writing CHILDERS, DELMON. VOCATIONAL Thespians, Plays, Biology Club, CHOATE, ROSE. COMMERCIAL Red Cross, Spanish Club CASE, PATTI. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Pep Band, Band, Girls Lounge CHRISTENSEN, PHYLLIS. COMMERCIAL Girls Glee, Roadshow, Teen Demos CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT. COMMERCIAL Band, Pep Band CHRISTINA, AL. VOCATIONAL Operettas, Roadshows, R.0.T.C. 181 182 CHURCHILL, LINDA. COMMERCIAL FHA, Y·Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Roadshow, Girls Glee CLARK, SHERRY. COMMERCIAL FHA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Pep Club. Student Council CLAY, JERRY WILLIAM. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Art Club, Football, Wrest ling, Red Cross, Spanish Club Track Letterman's Club, Saf;-Teens. ' COLE, BONITA GAIL. VOCATIONAL Choir, Girls Glee CHUTE, JOYCE. COMMERCIAL Spanish Club, Red Cross, Student Council CHRISTINA, CATHY. VOCATIONAL Red Cross, Choir CLARK, DENNIS. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C. CLARK, MIKE. R.O.T.C., Military Police, Biology Club CHUTE, JUDY. COMMERCIAL GRA, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Student Council CIRCO, PHIL. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C., Track, Band, Football, Letterman's Club, Wrestling COLWELL, CONNIE. COLLEGE PREP 01eerleader - 3 yrs., National Honor Society, Girls Glee, Choir, Spanish Club - V. Pres., FTA, MiliCROGHAN, KEN. VOCATIONAL Band, Choir, Red Cross tary Ball, Roadshow, SIGNAL, Homecoming Court, Operettas, Altau, Teen Demos CONBOY, RICHARD. COLLEGE PREP Tennis, Safe-Teens, Jr. MOI - Pres., Sr. MOI, Science Club, lVIilitary Ball, R.O.T.C., National Honor Society COW ARDIN, SKIP. COLLEGE PREP Baseball, Cross Country, Basketball, R.0.T.C., Swimming CRANE, FRED. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. CUE, RENNE. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Red Cross CONKLING, DOUG. VOCATIONAL Football, Band, Band, Roadshow, Thespians, Plays, ettas, Boys Glee Dance Choir, OperCUNNINGHAM, BOBBIE. COMMERCIAL Teen Demos, Art Club CURRY, SHARON. VOCATIONAL DEVIVO, PAT. COLLEGE PREP Altau - Pres., Student Council - Treas., Red Cross, Li- brary Club, Roadshow, Homecoming Court, Pep Club. (Mount Loretto) Soph.-Treas. Girls Glee 183 184 DIETZ, MARK. COLLEGE PREP National Honor Society, Student Council, BasebalJ, Golf, Track, Military Ball, R.O.T.C. DOUGHMAN, ANNETTA. VOCATIONAL Altau, Red Cross, Roadshow, Student Co uncil, Pep Club, Girls Glee DOUGHMAN, MARY JAYNE. COMMERCIAL Ahau, Choir, Girls Glee, Roadshow, Operettas, Student Council DOUGLASS, SUE. COMMERCIAL DINGMAN, KATHY. COMMERCIAL Art Club, Pep Club, YTeens. DICKINSON, DENNY. VOCATIONAL Red Cross, Print Club DORF, DIANA KAY. COLLEGE PREP Y-Teens, Band, French Club, National Honor Society DOTY, WALT. VOCATIONAL Art Club, Student Coun. cil DOLE, PAMELA 'PAM'. COLLEGE PREP FNA, Office Girl, Art Club I ' ) DOLLISON, FREDDY. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Military Police, Student Council, Letterman's Club, Wrestling, Wrestlin g Club - Pres. DOUMIS, DAVID. COLLEGE PREP Art Club, Military Police, R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Golf DWORAK, SHEILA. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, Pep Club, Tennis DRIEVER, LINDA SUE. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, FNA, Roadside, Girls Glee, Library Club, Student Council, Pep Club DUTSON, JUDY. COMJVIERCIAL GRA, Red Cross, Y-Teens EIDSCHUN, WANDA. COMMERCIAL Production, Library Club ELEDGE, JOHN. VOCATIONAL Track, Wrestling, Wrestling Club DUNNING, CHARLOTTE. COMMERCIAL Pep Club EMERSON, NANCY. VOCATIONAL Y-Teens, Red Cross ENGLISH, SHARON. COLLEGE PREP FTA, FNA, MOI, Band, Q10ir, Science Club, Red Cross, SafeTeens, Pep Club, Teen Demos, Roadshow, Operettas, Yellowjacke ttes ENGLUND, DANNY. COLLEGE PREP Football, Spanish Club - Pres. 185 186 ERICKSON, DEAN. VOCATIONAL Baseball, Basketball FOLEY, DIANA LEE. COMMERCIAL Band, Choir, Altau, Pep Club, Office Girl, Operettas, Girls Glee, Roadshow, Majorette FOLKERS, JANICE. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Choir, Operettas, Roadshows, Girls Glee, Y-Teens - V. Pres. FOOTE, ROBERT. VOCATIONAL Printing Club FERNLEY, KATHLEEN. COMMERCIAL National Honor Society, Red Cross - V. Pres., Student Council, FHA, Teen Demos, Office Girl, Library Club ERICKSON,. CAROLYN. COMMERCIAL FILKINS, RICHARD. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., D.0., SIGNAL, Choir, Span ish Club, Creative Writing FINCH, PENNY. COLLEGE PREP Pep Club, Y-Teens, FHA, Spanish Club, Tennis, Plays, Young Republicans FIENHOLD, JEANNE. COLLEGE PREP S I G N A L - Bus. .\Ian. Managing edi tor, Stud ent Council, Red Cross, YTeens, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Latin Clu b, Roadshow, Operettas, Girl Lounge FILE, TERRY. VOCATIONAL FORD, LINDA C. COMMERCIAL Girls Lounge FOWLER, TWILA K. COMMERCIAL FHA, Red Cross, Pep Club, Student Council, Library Club, FOREMAN, JAMES. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C. FOSTER, JOE "BUTCH". COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club FOX, LARRY. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, St udent Council, Biology Club, Creative Writing, Red Cross, Annual Staff FREELAND,_ BILL. COLLEGE PREP Biology Club, Young Republicans, R.O.T.C., SIGN AL - Editor, Creative Writing, Military Ball FOSTER, BILL. VOCATIONAL FREEMAN, ED. COMMERCIAL R.O.T.C. , Military Ball, Roadshow FRIES, CINDY. CO •IMERCIAL Art Club, Y-Teens FRIEZE, GLEN DALE. VOCATIONAL Football - Mgr., Basketball, Drill Team, Print Club, R.O. T.C., Baseball 187 188 GIBLER, ANN KRIST ENE. COLLEGE PREP GRA, Tennis, Softball, Basketball, Pep Club, Roadshow GRIFFITHS, DAVID. COLLEGE PREP Jr. MOI, Sr. MOI - V. Pres., Tennis, Safe-Teens, Science Club, National Honor Society GUILD, DIANNE MARIE. VOCATIONAL Jr. MOI, Sr. MOI - Sec., Roadshows, Creative Writing, Teen Demos, Y-Teens, Art, Club, Red Cross HAGER, JUDITH 'JUDY'. COMMERCIAL Art Club, FNA, Girls Lounge, Office l.irl GAMBLIN, STEPHANIE G. COLLEGE PREP Girls Gl ee, Choir, Red Cross, FNA, Y-Teens, Operettas, Young Republicans GALLE, GAIL. COLLEGE PREP SIGNAL, Teen Demos, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Tennis, Y-Teens, Student Council GODSEY, TERRY COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, R.0.T.C., Spanish Club, Basketball Jr. Varsity GREEN, JUDY. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross GILES, K. DALE. COLLEGE PREP Band, Dance Band, Roadshow, Plays, Golf, Operettas, Choir, Boys Gl ee, Youn g Republicans, Swimming, Sci'ence Club GILMORE, ED. COLLEGE PREP Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Student Council, Roadshow HALL, SHERYL SUE. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, Teen Demos HARRILL, MIKE. VOCATIONAL Foo tball, Track, Choir, Roadshow HAIL. DAVE. COLLEGE PREP Thespians, 01oir - V. Pres., Band - Drum Major, Operettas, Plays, Roadshow, Pep Band, Student Council, Military Ball HANSEN, ED. VOCATIONAL Band, Pep Band, D.O. HARRINGTON, JOHN COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Art Club, Sa f e - T ee n s, Football Track, Wrestling, Wrestling Club-Sec., R.O.T.C., Choir, Drill Team HARRIS, JEFF. COLLEGE PREP St udent Council , Choir, Operettas, Sr. MOI - Pres., Science Club - Treas., Safe-Teens-Treas., National Honor Society - Pres., Roadshow, Tennis, Rifle Team, Military Ball, R.O.T.C. - Cadet Colonel HANAFAN, TOM. COLLEGE PREP Letterman's Club - Pres., Art Club, Teen Demos, Football - All SW Iowa, All City, All State, Track, Safe-Teens, Wrestling, Basketball, D.O. HARRIS, SANDY. COMMERCIAL Choir, Roadshow , Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girl Glee, Operett as HARVEY, LEE ANN. COMMERCIAL FHA, Orchestra HATTAN, FERN. COLLEGE PREP Roadshow, Pep Club, Girls Glee, Red Cro , MOI, F A, Y-Teens, Teen Demos, Ca feteria Girl, Mili tary Ball 189 190 HEAD, ROY. VOCATIONAL Basketball, Basketball Jr. Var., Track, Cross Country, Student Council, Art Club HICKS, LEORA. VOCATIONAL Red Cro 0 , FHA , Girls Glee, Stud ent Cou ncil , Office Girls HIERS, JOHN. VOCATIONA L R.0.T.C., Rifle Team HIFFERNAN DIANNE COMMERCIAL . Road shows, Red Cross, Y-Tecns, Altau, National Honor Society, FHA HENNING, BOB. COLLEGE PREP Band, Roadshow, Pep Band HAWKINS, DONALD T. COLLEGE PREP Foo tball, Wrestlin g HERRICK, GLENDA. VOCATIONAL Y-Teens - V. Pres., P ep Club, Library Club, FNA, Red Cross, Student Council HICKOK, D_ENISE. COMMERCIAL Teen Demos HERNANDEZ, LINDA L. VOCATIONAL Spanish (:lub HERRICK, DEANA. COMMERCIAL Spanish Club, Pep Club, Y-Tecns I-I/LL, LAWRENCE A. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Sc ience Clu b, Jr. MOJ, Sr. MOI, Student Council, National Honor Society, Young Republicans, R.O.T.C., l'vlilita'ry Ball HOFF, GEORGIA C. COMMERCIAL Band, Girls Glee, Tennis, Red Cross, Stu dent Coun· cil I-1/NES, DON. VOCATIONAL Basketball - Soph., Jr. Var., Track, Red Cross, Student Council, R.0.T.C. HODEN, BENNIE. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, R.O.T.C., Roadshow, Teen Demos HOFFMAN, DAVID W. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, R.0.T.C. HOKE, SUE. COLLEGE PHEP Altau, Operettas, Choir, Girls Glee, Roadshows, Yellowjackettes, Varsidettes, Yellowjacket 01oreographer, Pep Club, FT A, TI1espians I-1/NSLEY. LINDA. COLLEGE PREP Latin Club, Art Club, Creative Writing HOLCOLM, JIM. VOCATIONAL Football, Wrestling, H.O.T.C., D.O. HOLLY, GEORGE. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C., Drill Team, Red Cross HOMAN, PATRICIA ANN. COMMERCIAL National Honor Society, Studen t Council, Red Cross - Pres., FTA, Choir - Sec., Hoadshow, Operettas, GRA, Tennis, Art Club, Girls Glee, 191 192 HOWREY, MADELINE ANNE. COMMERCIAL-VOCA· TIONAL Pep Club, Y-Teens, Road Show. HOUGH, STEVE. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Road Show, R.0.T.C. INGRAM, KAREN LYNETTE. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Red Cross, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Thespians, Road Show - Stu· dent Director, School Plays, Band, Pep Band, Young Democrats. IRWIN, DENNY. VOCATIONAL Art Club, R.0.T.C. IRWIN, MIKE. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Red Cross, Letterman's Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Art Club. HOPKINS, TIM. COLLEGE PREP Football, Basketball, Base· ball, Track, Letterman'& Club, R.O.T.C., Military Bal l. HURLEY, LINDA. COMMERCIAL F.N.A. - vice president, Y-Teens, Safe-Teens secretary, Signal - Edi· tor, Band, Pep Club, Teen· Dems, F.T.A., ·Quill and Scroll, Military Ball. JN GOLDSBY, KATHERINE. Majorette, Band, Y-Teens, Student Council, TeenDems, Teacher's Helper, Pep Club. HUBBARD, DEBORAH. COMMERCIAL F.H.A., F.N.A., Y-Tcens, Teacher's Helper, Military Ball. HURD, CONNIE JO. COMMERCIAL Student Council, Jr. Red Cross, Signal, ·Girls Glee, Choir, Road Show, Oper· etta, Spanish Club, SafeTeen , Pep Club, D.0., Office Production. ., IVES, ROBERT. VOCATIONAL Thesp ians, Pep Band, Roa d Show, Dramatics. JOHNSON, RON. COLLEGE PREP Student Cou.ncil, Football , Art Club, R.O.T.C. JA COBA, LYNETTE. COLLEGE PREP Cheerleaders, Girls Glee, 01oir, Road Show, Operetta, Spanish Club- Vice president, Alt au, Jr. Prom Court, Homecoming Court , Military Ball. JOHNSON, PAM. COMMERCIAL Red Cross, Pep Club, Offi ce help. JOHNSTON, MI CHAEL (MI CK). COLLEGE PREP Football, Red Cross, Spanish Oub, R.O.T.(:. JONES, GEORGE HENRY. VOCATIO AL JACKSON, JANICE. COMMERCIAL Altau, Red Cross, Mi lit ary Ball. JONES, TERRY. VOCATIOt AL Voca liuna l R.O.T.C. Printing. KANGETHE, PAUL. COLLEGE PREP D.O .. Wrestl in a, Crea li ve Wri1ing, Cafeteria Help. KELLEY, CHARLENE. VOCATIONAL. Student Coun cil, Red Cross, Print Club, Milit ary Bal l. 193 194 KENNEDY, CONNIE MAY. COLLEGE PREP Annual Sta ff, Military Ball. KING, EARLINE J. COMMERCIAL Library Club, Y-Teens, Pep Clu b, Stud ent Council, F.N.A. KING, RONNIE (RON). VOCATIONAL Wrestlin g, R.0.T.C., Landscape Fircin g, Military Ball. KING, SHARON ANN. COLLEGE PREP Science Club, Pep Club, YTeens, Young Democra ts, Red Cross. KERBER, AILEEN. COLLEGE PREP French Club, Safe-teens, Quill and Scroll, Girls Drill Team, Red Cross, Military Ball KEMP, LINDA JEAN. COLLEGE PR.EP 1ational Honor Society, Pep Club, Tennis, Choir, Musical, Student Council, Red Cross, Road Show, Glee, Milirary Ball. KEUCK, DELICIA. COLLEGE PREP French Club, Future Teachers, National Honor So· ciety, Teacher's Helper. KILL, JAMES LOUIS. COLLEGE PREP Track, Letterman's Club, Basketball, Jr. Prom Prince, Captain - track, Manager - Basketball, Military Ball. KENNEDY, MARLENE. VOCATIONAL Pep Club. KERN, JA MES A. COLLEGE PREP Student Co uncil, Show, Band, Pep D.0., School Play. Road Band, KINNAMAN, ANDREA. COLLEGE PREP Y-Teens, F.N.A., Pep Club, Road Show, Girls Glee, Military Ball. KLEFSTAD, FAYE. COLLEGE PREP National Honor Society, . Student Council, .Senior Class-Sec., Library ClubPresident, Teen-DemosPresident, Pep Club-V. Pres., F.T.A. - Pres., Science Club- Sec., Jr. and Sr. MOI, Safe-Teens, Hawkeye Girls State, Altau, Debate, Choir, Road Shows, Operettas, Homecoming Court, All State Chorus, Duschene Mock U.N., Military Ball. KIRBY, JUDY ANN. VOCATIONAL I KIRKPATRICK, LARRY. VOCATIONAL KLEIN, RICHARD. COLLEGE PREP Science Clubs, Young Republicans, Military Ball. KNEZEVICH, MI CHAEL. COLLEGE PREP Baseball, Basketball, Football, Choir, Letterman's Club, Musicals, R.O.T.C., Military Ball. KIRKPATRICK AL. VOCATIONAL KNIGHT, PA UL. VOCATIONAL Football, Track, Cross Country, Letterman's Club, Safe-Teens, Biology Club, Young Democrats, Swimming Team, Art Club, Student Council, Print Club, R.0.T.C. KNOW ER, BUD. GENERAL Art Club, Teen-Demos, R.0.T.C., Military Ball. KNUDSEN, DAN. VOCATIONAL Wrestling. 195 19.6 KOENIG, EVELYN. COLLEGE PREP Tennis, Spanish ClubSec., Red Cross, Student Co uncil, Road Show, Jr. G.O.P. vice president, National Honor Society-Secretary, Science Symposium, Military Ball. LABRECK, DICK. VOCATIONAL Base ball, Track, Football, Wrestling, R.O.T.C. LAND, CHARLIE. VOCATIONAL Football, Golf, Cross Country· manager. LANG, ANNA M. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club, Spanish Clu b-secretary, F.H.A., Girls Dri ll Team. KOEPPEN, PAUL. VOCATIONAL Football, Track, Spanish Club, R.0.T.C. KOCH, DANNY. COLLEGE PREP Football, Basketball, Track, Choir, Road Show, Operettas, Crea tive Writing, Art Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C.-Offi cer, Military Ball, Baseball, Letterman's Club. KROBLIN, JEFF. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Safe-Teens, Jr. M.O.I., Sr. M.0.1., Science Club, Young Democrats, Young Republicans, Choir, Biology Club, Musicals. KUHL, KATHLEEN. COMMERCIAL Spanish Club, Red Cross, Y-Teens, F.N.A., F.H.A. a PHOT~ Not A voilable KOOPMEINERS, RONALD. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Military Police, Road Show, R.O.T.C. KOPERA, BILL. COMMERCIAL Track, Basketball, SafeTeens, Creative Writing, Art Club. LAPSLEY, JOHN. VOl.ATIONAL D.O., Art Club, R.O.T.C. - Military Police. LEBAUGH, THOMAS L. VOCATIONAL Wrestling, Wrestling Club. LAUVER, MICHAEL. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Baseball, Mili· tary Ball. LAUDON, JOHN. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. LEWIS, DONNA. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Glee, Roadshow, Y·Teens, FHA, Military Ball. LIDGETT, LINDA JEAN. COLLEGE PREP Cpeerleader - President, Head Majorette, Student Council, Red Cross, Homecoming Court, Teen.Demos, Thespians. LAW, RAYil!/OND. VOCATIONAL Band, Orchestra, Red Cross, Student Council, Dance Band, Choir, School Plays, Roadshow, Stage Management, Thespians. LJEV AN, MA RILYN (SUSIE). COLLEGE PREP. Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Future Nurses-V. Pres., F.H.A., Office Work, Lj. brary Club- Treas., Y·TeensSec., Red Cross, tudent Coun· cil, Girls Lounge, TeenDemos, Sa fe-Teens, Pep Club, Glee, Military Ball. LYBARGER, JAYNE. VOCATIONAL Roadshows, F.H.A., Art Club, Golf, Varsidettes. MAA SKE, RICHARD. VOCATIO AL.CLERICAL Art Club, Teen-Dems, Golf, Baseball. 197 198 MAHER, MICHAEL!. COLLEGE PREP Football, Science Club, R.O.T.C., Military Ball. MAY, JERRY ALFRED. VOCATIONAL MAY, LINDA. COMMERCIAL Roadshow, Jr. Dance Lines, Girls Lounge, Red Cross-Alternate, Pep Club, Y-Teens MCCORMACK, DANA MICHELE. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Thespians, Roadshow, School Play. MAINE, FREDA. VOCATIONAL Girls Glee, Roadshow. MAERTENS, JOHN. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, R.O.T.C. MARR, KAREN ANN. COMMERCIAL MAUER, PEGGY. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, Pep Club, Art Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Teacher's Aid, Spanish Club, Military Ball. MALONE, LYNN. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Roadshows, Altau, Military Ball, Art Club, Student Council. MANNING, DAVE. COLLEGE PREP Band- Assistant Drum Major, Choir, Roadshow, Musical , F.T.A., French Club, Na tiona l Honor Society, Dramatics, Hawkeye Boy 's State, Military Ball. MCDANIEL, SUE. COMMERCIAL Spanish Club-Sec., Pep Club, Y-Teens, D.0., National Honor Society, Girls Glee, Military Ball. MCNULTY, CHERYL. COMMERCIAL Altau, Red Cross, Student Council. MCGEE, CRAIG. VOCATIONAL Choir, R.O.T.C. MCGINN, CONNIE. VOCATIONAL F.H.A., Pep Club, Art Club. MENDOZA, MA RIA. COMMERCIAL Gl ee, Red Cross- Representative, Spa nish, Drill Team, pani h Club- Vice president. METHENY, ABBY I . VOCATIONAL Art, Club, Attendance Office, Girls, Lounge, Red Cross, G.R.A. MCGEE, DENNY. VOCATIONAL Track, Wrestling, Red Cross-Representative, Art Club, Student Council, Football, Drill Team. METHENY, LINDA. G.R.A., Pep Club, Art Club, Office Assistant, F.H.A. MILLEDGE, JACK. VOCATIONAL MILLER, JIM C. VOCATIONAL Track. 199 200 MILLER, LINDA K. VOCATIONAL Girls' Lounge. MORSE, M. DIANE. COMMERCIAL Student Council, Red Cross, YTeens, Choir, Ma drigal, Military Ball MORTENSEN, PAT COLLEGE PREP Girls Glee, Choir, FTA, Library Club, Jr. M.O.I.-Sec., Roadshow, Operettas, Nati onal Honor Society MOSER, ROBERT L. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Spanish Clu b, Cress Country, Roadshow, Military Ball MONAHAN, VERNON. VOCATIONAL MILLER, KAREN. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Girls Drill Team, Military Ball MOORE, PAUL. COLLEGE PREP D.O., R.O.T.C., Red Cross, Student Council, Creative Writing, Biology Club, SafeTeens MORRIS, LARRY. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, R.O.T.C., Wrestlin g MOORE, CLARA. VOCATIONAL Girls Glee, Soph. Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Pep ,Club, Student Council, Art Club, Alt au, Military Ball- Honorary Colon el MOORE, DAN. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Student Council, Military Ball MYERS, ED. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C., Milit ary Police, Color Guard NEAL, FRED. VOCATIONAL MYERS, SANDRA. COMMERCIAL Red Cross, Y-Teens, Girls Loun ge NARMI, JON. COLLEGE PREP b.O., Track, Wrestling, Creative Writin g NEA L, VICKI. COMMERCIAL FHA, FNA, Y-Teens, SafeTeens, Band, Girls Lounge, Pep Club, Young Republicans NEGRETE, DAVE. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C. MILLER, JULIE. COMMERCIAL French Cl ub, Pep Club, P lays, Operella, Roadshow, Creative Writ ing NELSON, JERR Y E. COLLEGE PREP N/Cl-l[JLAS, CHERYL. COMMERCIAL NIGHTSER, PEGGY. VOCATIONAL Soph. Class- V. Pres., Red Cross, F NA, F HA. Roadshow. Choir, Girls Glee, Plays, Yellowjackettes, Varsidettes, Pep Club, Band, Biology Club 201 202 O'CONNOR, GREGORY. COLLEGE PREP National Honor SocietyV. Pres., Science Club, Biology Club, Jr. MOI, Sr. MOI, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Military Ball, Roadshow, Teen Demos-V. Pres., Plays OWENS, GARY DUANE. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Milit ary Ball, Student Council PALADINO, FRANK. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., 0.0., Football, Wrestlin g, Art Cl ub PALADINO, JUDY. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Roadshow, Altau O'HARA, MICHAEL TIMOTHY. COLLEGE PREP Debate, Band, Pep Band, MOI, Hawkeye Boys State, R.O.T.C., French Club....'.V. Pres., Science Club, National Honor Society, Young Republicans NUGENT, DONNA LYNN. COMMERCIAL Roadshow, Pep Club, FHA, Spanish Club, Teen Demos ORD, PAUL. VOCATIONAL OSHLO, PAT. COMMERCIAL FHA, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Art Club OLSEN, JOHN. COLLEGE PREP R.0.T.C., l\Iilitary Ba11 OLSEN, ST AN LEY. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. PARRACK, MIKE. VOCATIONAL Student Council, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class-Treas., Senior Class -Pres., Prom Co u rt , TWIRP Court PETERSEN, TERRY. COLLEGE PREP Football, Track, Wrestling PAYNE, MARCIA. COMMERCIAL FHA, Y-Teens, Pep Club PEDERSEN, ROBERT. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Military Ball PETERSON, KAREN. COMMERCIAL FHA, Red Cross, Student Council, Roadshow, Plays, Thespians, Y-Teens, Pep Club PHILLIPS, FRED. VOCATIONAL PEARCE, SANDI. VOCATIONAL Roadshow, Plays, Pep Club PHILLIPS, PA MELA. COLLEGE PREP FTA, FNA, Science Club, Biology Club- Sec., Annual, Plays, Operetta, Pep Club, Girls Glee, Safe-Teens, Teen Demos, Young Republicans, Golf, Choir, Band, Roadshow, MOI, ThespiansTreas., Orchestra PHIPPS, JANICE. COLLEGE PREP Tennis, Bowling, Science Club, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Y-Teens PLEAKE, KEITH. VOCATIO AL 203 204 POLAND, BARB. COMMERCIAL Thespians, Red Cross, Plays, Roa dshoiv, Operetta - Student Director, Pep Club QUANDT, LARRY. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Choir RANKIN, LYNNE. COMMERCIAL Majorette, Band, P ep Band, Dance Band, FNA, Pep Club, Roadshow, Young Republicans, FHA, Y-Teens, Glee, Helper for Mr. Jones RAYMOND, DAN. VOCATIONAL Art Club, Football, Letterman's Club POLAND, GAYLE. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Roadshow, Altau, Creative Writing, Military Ball POGGE, JERRY P. PORTER, MICHAEL. VOCATIONAL Foo tball, Basketball VOCATIONAL POULOS, KATHIE. PRIMMER, GREG. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Band, Creative Writing PRIBYL, CAROL. VOCATIONAL Choir, Roadshow, Girls Glee COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Red Cross, Offi ce Girl, Student Council REED, JUDY. COMl\llERCIAL Operetta, P ep Club, Altau, Girls Glee, Choir, Student Council RE/SETTER, JEANETTE. VOCATIONAL REED, RICHARD 'DICK'. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Basketball, Cross Country, Track. REEVES, MARY. VOCATIONAL RENINGER, CONNIE. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Y-Teens RHOADES, CAROL. COLLEGE-STENO Pep Club, Library Club, Military Ball REED, VICKIE JO. COLLEGE PREP P ep Club, Soph. Cheerleader, Bowling, Student Council-Sec., National Honor Society, Senior Cla ss - Treas., Choir- Pres., Roadshow, Girls Glee, Operetta, Sa fe-Teens, Teen Demos, Military Ball RICHARDS, ELIZABETH 'LIZ'. VOCATIONAL Glee, Pep Club, Drama, Art Club, Road how RICHARDS, LLOYD L. VOCATIONAL RICHE, BARBARA. COMMERCIAL 205 206 RIEF, DUANE. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Military Ball ROSS, WAYNE M. COLLEGE PREP Choir, Debate, Roadshow, R.O.T.C. , Military Ball, Operetta, Safe-Teens ROTH, STEVEN. COLLEGE PREP Track SCHAFER, DIANA. COMMERCIAL Girls Glee RINDONE, ROSEMARY. COMMERCIAL RIDDLE, JOHN. VOCATIONAL Football, Wrestling, Letterman's Club ROLLINS, KATHY. VOCATIONAL Girls Glee, Choir, Debate, Red Cross, Roadshow, Operett as. ROOT, KARIN. COMMERCIAL Student Council, Y-Teens, Choir, Operettas, Girls Glee, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Altau, Roadshow, Office Girl, Art Club RINE, JOAN. COLLEGE PREP Cheerlead er- V. Pres., Pep Club- Treas., FHA, Homecoming Court, Band, National Honor Society, Student Council,. Altau, Choir, Operettas, Roadshow, Prom Court, Military Ball ROBERTS, RONNEY. VOCATIONAL D.O. SCHNICKNER, EUGENE. VOCATfONAL Lett erman's Club, Track, F o o t b a 1 1, Wrestling, R.O.T.C., Military Police SHANNON, KATHIE. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Girls Glee, Road· show, Choir SCHROEDER, ELAINE MARILYN. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, SIGNAL, Debate, Choir, FTA, Red Cross, Student Council, Teen Demos, Pep Club, MOI, Creative Writing, Roadshow, Operettas, Girls Glee, Safe-Teens SHADLEY, THOMAS. COLLEGE PREP Band, Choir, All State Chorus, Science Club, Spanish Club, Thespians, Roadshow, Operettas, National Honor Society, Pep Band, Football SHANNON, KATHY J. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Girls Glee, Spanish Club SHAUGHNESSY, MAUREEN. COLLEGE PREP Altau-V. Pres., Student Council, Red Cross, French Club, Pep Club, Girls Glee, Junior Prom Princess, Roadshows SEALOCK, JOHN 'LEO'. COLLEGE PREP Football-Capt., Basketball, Letterman's Club, Baseball, Tennis, All-City Football Team, Honorable Mention for All SW Iowa Football Team SH EST AK, WILLIAM R. COLLEGE PREP Science Club, Safe-Teens, R.O.T.C. SIMONS, CYNTHIA LOUISE 'SIN'. COLLEGE PREP Band, Pep Band, FTA, Teen Demos, Girls Glee, Roadshows, SIGNAL, Operettas, Thespians, Altau, Choir-Sec., Student Council-V. Pres., Homecoming Court, Crea ti ve Writ ing, Militm·y Ball SIPES, RITA M. COMMERCIAL Student Council, Red Cross, FTA, FI A, MOI, Debate, Science Club, Teen Demos, Military Ball 207 208 S1vJARTT, LINDA. COMMERCIAL Red Cross, Art Club, Roadshow SMITH, NOREEN. COMMERCIAL Stude nt Council, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, National Honor Society SMITH, PAM. COMMERCIAL Office Girl, Roadshow, Yellowjackettes SMITH, STEVE. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Track, Wrestling SMITH, CARRIE. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Red Cross, SafeTeens SKALBERG, GARY. VOCATIONAL Wrestling, Football, Cross Country, Art Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Safe-Teens, Drill Team SMITH, DOUGLAS A. COLLEGE PREP Baseball, Basketball, Football, National Honor Society, Soph . Class Pres., Junior Class Pres., Student Counc il - Pres., Juni or Prom Court, Crea ti ve Writin g, Letterman's Club, An - nual - Sports Editor, R.O.T.C., Mil itary Ba ll, TWIRP Court SMITH, JOHN M. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, Football, Wrestling, Choir, Band, Pep Band, Boys Glee SMITH, CA THY. COMMERCIAL Girls Glee, Pep Cluh, FNA - Sec., Pres., FTA, Saft:. Teens, Choir, Roadshows, Operettas, Student Council, National Honor Society, Teen Demos, Bowling, Military Ball SMITH, GARY. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Art Club, Basketball SOLLAZZO, BRIAN JON. COLLEGE PREP SIGNAL- Photo., Annual - Photo., Student Council , Safe-Teens-Jr. Rep. and Pres., Jr_ MOJ, Sr. MOI, Roadshows, School plays, Art Club, Biology Club, Science Club, Creative Writing, Dance Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Choir, Operettas SPRATT, VICKI. VOCATIONAL Y-Teens, Pep Club, Art Club, Teen Demos SPENCER, KAREN. COLLEGE PREP National Honor Society, GRA, FTA, Pep Club, Tennis, Young Republicans, YTeen, Military Ball SPLITTGERBER, JANE. COMMERCIAL FHA, Art Club, Pep Club, Annual- Art Editor STEIBER, DAVID. COLLEGE PREP Spanish Club, Safe-Teem, Band, Dance Band, Choir, Roadshows, Operettas, Pep Band STINEMATES, FRED. COLLEGE PREP R.O.T.C., Military Ball, Drill Team Commander, Biology Club, Science Club, Debate SPICKERMAN, TONY. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C. STOCKTON. CAROLYNE. COMMERCIAL Red Cross STOKES, DAVID. COLLEGE PREP STORY, RON. COLLEGE PREP Basketball, Baseball, Football, Letterman's Club, SIGNAL, D.O. , R.O.T.C., Biology Club 209 210 STRONG, DENNIS. COMMERCIAL R.O.T.C. TAYLOR, PAUL. COLLEGE PREP Band, Plays THOMAS, LINDA. COMMERCIAL FHA, Girls Glee, Art Club, Roadshow, Student Council, Pep Club THOMPSON, DIANA MARIE. VOCATIONAL STULTZ, SHARON. COMMERCIAL Biology Club, Red Cross, GRA, Tennis, Y-Teens STOTTS, MARY JANE. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Red Cross TANN ER, MIKE. VOCATIONAL D.O. TATROE, BOB. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C., Military Ball, Art Club, Rifle Team STEINKE, FRED. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Plays TALLMAN, NANCY. COMMERCIAL GRA, Pep Club, Teen Demos THOMPSON, MIKE. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C. , Track, Bask)<t· ball, Student Council, Bi· ology Club, TWIRP Court, Red Cross, Building Con· struction THORSON, JIM . COLLEGE PREP Teen Demos, Safe-Teens, MOI, Science, Track, Biology Club, R.O.T.C., Roadshow, Military Police, Play, Creative Writing THOMPSON, SHIRLEY. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Y-Tecns, Altau -Sec., Student Council, Roadshow, D.O., Girls Glee, FHA, FNA THOMSEN, RUSS. VOCATIONAL TISHER, JUDY R. COLLEGE PREP Pep Clu b, Art Club, GRA - V. Pres., Soft ball, Tennis, Basketball, P.E. Assistant TOMPKINS, EUGENE. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. THOMPSON, TIM. VOCATIONAL R.0.T.C., Golf, Art Club TORNETON, ROD. Basketball, Red Cross, Art Club, Spanish Club, Wrestling, Tennis TOSCANO, MICHAEL. COLLEGE PREP Thespians, Safe-Teens, Teen Demos, Roadshow, Red Cross, Student Council, Creative Writ· ing, R.0 .T.C., Military Ball, Art Club, Science Club, Plays TRAVIS, SCOTT. COLLEGE PREP D.O., R.O.T.C., SIGNAL Annual- Art Edit or 211 212 TURONE, TOM. COLLEGE PREP Football, R.O.T.C., Military Ball. VEST, KATHY. COMMERCIAL Y-Teens, FHA , Roadshow, Operetta, Libr,, ry Club- Pres., Tee nDemos, d1oir, Girls Glee, Military Ball. VOGT, FRED. COLLEGE PREP Dance Band , Pep Band, Musicals, Red Cross, Roadshow W Al-IL, DICK. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Student Council, Art Club, Sa fe-Teens, R.0 .T.C., Track, Football, TURPEN, CAROL. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Red Cross, TeenDemos. TRUSSELL, SHERRY ANN. COMMERCIAL Band- Queen, Red Cross Student Council, Roadshow, Y-Teens, Teen-Demos VAN VUUREN, REX. COLLEGE PREP Football, Swimming, Tennis, Choir- Pres., Foreign Student, A.F.S. VERMUELE, CAROLYN SUE. COLLEGE PREP Band, Pep Club, Roadshows, Operetta, Y-Teens, FTA, Girls Glee, Creative Writing, Debate, Pep Band, Military Ball TYSOR, SHARON. COM. '1ERCIAL FNA, Student Council, Red Cross, Teen Demos, Roadshow, Operetta, School Play, Office Worker, Choir, Glee. VAN HORNE, MARGARET. COLLEGE PREP Y-Teens, Science Club, Teen-Demos, Band, P ep Band, Dance Band, Madrigal, Jr. M.0.1., Choir (librarian), Roadshow, Operetta, Glee. WARD, KAREN. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, FHA, French Club WHALEY, GAROLD G. VOCATIONAL Footln1ll, Track, Roadshow, School plays, Thespians. WATSON, MIKE. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C. WEBSTER, HAROLD. COLLEGE PREP Choir, Boys Glee, Red Cross, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Roadshow, Operetta, Art Club. WHEELER, VON/TA JEA N. COMMERCIAL WHITE, CA THY. COMMERCIAL Altau-Sec., Pep Club, Roadshows, D.O., Y-Teens, Girls Glee, Military Ball. WEARE, KATHY ANN. COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Y-Teens, Majorette, Band, Red Cross WHITNEY, LOLA. COLLEGE PREP National Honor Society, FTA, Young Republicans, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Tennis, Roadshow. WIEPERT, IDA MA E. COLLEGE PREP Y-Teens- Treas., FHA, Glee, Roadshow, Teen-Demos, Pep Club, SIGNAL- Ass't Busines Mgr. WILCKEN, JA NE. COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, MOI, Altau, FTA, Teen-Demo , Sa feTeens, Red Cross, Roadshow 213 2 14 WILLIAMSON, STEVE. COLLEGE PREP R.0 .T.C., Roadshow, Student Council, Red Cross, Track, Military Ball. WINK, WILLIA M J. VOCATIONAL Track, Wrestling, Print WITTE, JANIS. VOCATIONAL Pep Club, Y-Teens, Creative Writing, Debate WOLD, CHERYL. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Student Council, F.T.A., Library Club, Pep Club, Thespians- P res., School Plays, Roadshow, National Honor Society, Military Ball, Girls Lounge. WILMOTH, CAROL ANN. COMMERCIAL Pep Club Altau, Red Cross, Art Club, Roadshows, Varsidettes, Yellowjackettes, Y-Teens, Student Council, P ep Club, Production, Military Ball. WILSON, LINDA. COLLEGE PREP French Club, FTA, Yellowjackettes, Varsidettes, Student Council, Choir, Operetta, Roadshow, Plays, Alt au. Girls Glee, Art Club, Military Ball. WIND, PAMELA. COLLEGE PREP Student Council, National Honor Society, Debate, Safe-Teens, Military Ball. WILSON, CHERYL. COLLEGE PREP Pep Club - Pres. & V. Pres., Nationa l Honor So· ciety, Lib ra ry Club, Attendance Offi cr-, Homecomin g Court, FNA , l\!ilit a ry Ball. WILSON, JUDY. VOCATIONAL Choir, Musical Drama, Roadshow WOOD , JOHN. VOCATIONAL Art Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Safe-Teens, Track, Basketball, Football, Science Club, School Play WOODS, TOM: COLLEGE PREP Football, Basketball, Baseball, R.O.T.C.-Sec., Letterman's Club, Student Council, Red Cross, TWIRP Week Court, Military Ball, All·S.W. Iowa Foo tball- Honorable Mention. WOOD , LINDA. VOCATIONAL Library Club, Pep Club, Roadshow, Glee, Student Council, D.O., Y-Teens, F.H.A. WOODFORD, MARILYN. COLLEGE PREP Girls Track WOOD WORTH, DON. COLLEGE PREP Red Cross, Safe-Teens. WYLIE, LINDA. COLLEGE PREP Y-Teens, FHA. WOOD, MARIANNE. COMMERCIAL Altau, Annual, FHA, Roadshow, Student Council, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Pep Club, D.O., Glee. WYMORE, MIKE. VOCATIONAL D.O., Print Club WYNN, JACQUELINE. VOCATIONAL Military Ball. YA TES, BOB. COLLEGE PREP Art Club, Science Club, Biology Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Roadshow, Musical, Choir, Boys Glee, R.O.T.C., Safe-Teens, Military Ball. Annual-copy editor, Jr. G.O.P., Math Club, Latin Club, Creative Writing 215 216 ZUHLKE, ROBERT. COLLEGE PREP R.0.T.C., National Honor Society, Military Ball LEE, JACK. VOCATIONAL Cross Country, Track ROUSH, JAMES. VOCATIONAL DOLLISON, FRANCES. VOCATIONAL Military Ball, Red Cross YORK, ESTHER DUREN. VOCATIONAL Transfer from Woodbine High F.H.A., Basketball, Track, Girls Glee KEELE, RICK. VOCATIONAL R.O.T.C., Thespians, School Plays KOZEL, GAIL SUE. VOCATIONAL All Y-Teens, Safe-Teens, FNA, FHA, MOI, Band, Teen Demos, Girls' Glee, Choir, Science Club GIENAU, CONNIE. COLLEGE PREP G.R.A., Roadshow, Track, Basketball, Softball !ACOBA, BOB 'SKIP'. VOCATIONAL Red Cross, Thespians KAREN SPENCER 9alutatorian Evelyn Koenig earned the distinction of being salutatorian. Elected to the National Honor Society, she served the group as secretary. She was also an officer of Spanish Club and Young Republicans. Evelyn was an active member of the Student Council and tennis team, and participated in the roadshow and Science Symposium last year in Iowa City. On Honors' Day she added to her achievements the Dr. Erickson-Hill Cup, the Klefman Scholarship Award and the Iowa State Bar Association Award. Valedictorian Named "class valedictorian" for the 1965 graduating class was Karen Spencer. Active throughout her high school career, she was taken into the National Honor Society, participated in Pep Club, Girls' Recreation Association, which she served as secretary, Future Teachers of America, Young Republicans, Y-Teens and tennis. Because of her scholarship, personality .and achievement she also received the World Herald Scholarship, National Youth Scholarship, the Betty Crocker Award, the Mathematics Award and the Girls Tennis Award at the Honors' Day program May 20, 1965. EVELYN KOENIG 217 218 Robert Capel is the first boy in ten years to receive the West Point Military Academy appointment, in New York. This is the appointment to the Class of 1969. This scholarship was obtained by rated scores on a competitive examination and through a Congressional appointment through the Honorable Senator Jack Miller. This scholarship amounts to approximately $40',000.00. Bob was the recipient of the Ross Schmidt trophy. This trophy is awarded to the athlete with the highest scholastic average. Bob also lettered in golf, football, and basketball. Doug Smith was awarded the "All Around Athlete" trophy. The winner of this trophy is determined by the vote of the coaching staff. The student earning this award must participate in a major sport each season. He must be a leader and a good sportsman, outstanding in each of the three sports he competed in. Doug lettered in basketball, baseball, and football. He also received an ath.letic scholarship to Buena Vista which totaled $1,000.00, and is renewable for four years. This was one of the second biggest scholarships given. Doug has been very active in Student Council, sports, and just plain helping-out around the school with various activities. J The MUSIC SHOP A WARD is presented to the senior student who best exemplifies service to the school. This award was presented to Mike Parrack who served as president of the senior class and spent many long hours in this capacity. Shown below L. to R. are Earl Barton, Pam Wind Wayne Ross and Rita Sipes who ·received awards for outstanding work in Deb~te. Ever-smiling Gil Cerveny was awarded t11e CREATIVE WRITING A WARD for showing fine talent in the fi eld of composition. Other awards presented at Senior Honors Day were the following: THE WORLD-HERALD SCHOLARSHIP-Karen Spencer and Ric Conboy THE IOWA STATE BAR ASS'N AWARD- Evelyn Koenig and Ric Conboy COl'vlMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS-LuAnn Beck and J effry Harris THE UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP-Ed Barbeau 219 The top fifteen seniors, academically, are: Row 1, L. to R.: N. Smith, K. Spencer, E. Koenig, E. Schroeder, C. Colwell, F. Klefstad. Row 2: R. Moser, R. Conboy, D. Manning, R. Capel, E. Barbeau, L. Hill. Not pictured: M. O'Hara, L. Beck, S. McDaniel. Also included in the upper ten per cent of the class are ]. Brown, M. Dietz, G. Bain, T. Shadley, E. Auffart, K. Smith, D. Keuck, L. Whitney, ]. Sealock, J. Fienhold, J. Brown, M. VanHorne, C. White, K. Fernley, J. Harris, K. Kuhl, D. Griffiths, P. Wind, D. B'rouillette, K. Vest, K. ]. Shannon, C. Turpen, S. Bowser, D. Dorf, G. O'Connor, C. Wilson, D. Guild, R. Ya tes. 220 A cherished award is that given by the Drama Department for outstanding actor and actress. L. to R. are Mike Toscano who was awarded the Outstanding Actor Award for his role as Cyrano and Cheryl Wold who was Outstanding Actress as Roxanne in "Cyrano de Bergerac." Linda Wilson was awarded Outstanding Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Rosalee in "Carnival" and Dave Manning for his enactment of J acquot in the same musical. Mike Toscano also received a $250 scholarship for his outstanding portrayal.of Cyrano. Vickie Reed Vicki e Reed was the recipient of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution " Good Citizenship Award", because of her demonstration during her entire course, the qualities of dependability, leadership, service and patriotism. Vickie was also one of the three being considered for the Rotary Award, and one of the three recipients of the Margie Smith Hatcher Award. She was also awarded a certificate for her presence in the National Honor Society. Other Award Recipients Faye and Tom Faye Klefstad who was in the top ten percent of her class was awarded a $25.00 bond from the Elks National Foundation Scholarships, in the Youth Leadership division, and a certificate of merit from the State. From the University of Iowa she received a Freshman Merit Scholarship and a Financial Aid Scholarship of $340.00. In 1964-1965, Faye attended Girl's Hawkeye State, whic;h was sponsored by the Iowa Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary. She received a certificate from the ational Honor Society. She was the recipient of the Rotary Award. Tom Shadley was the recipient of the Walter Cassel Award. He was in the top ten per cent of his class. He was awarded a Presidential Scholarship to Morningside College based on academic and church record. The total value of this scholarship was $3,000.00 fo r fo ur years. Tom was awarded a Mathematics award and a chevron for instrumental music. Recipients of the Margie Smith Hatcher Award : Vickie Reed, Jeffry Harris, and Cathy Smith. All three people put much time and effort into the vocal music department, with satisfying results. 221 The theme of the 1965 Class Party was "The Roaring Twenties," and like real seniors they lived up exactly every image of it. From Keystone Cops and gangsters to Barbershop quartets and strippers the party was never dull even for a n:iinute. Disc jockey, "D. J. Dan" from KOIL radio came down to start the party off. Alright you guys ... This must be the place. Poop-poop-di-doo ! ! ! ! This IS the place. Oh Dahling, . . . So glad you could come! Betty, Rod, Allison, from Peyton Bluffs. LET ME entertain you! ! ! ! ! ! ! Miss Betsy Andersen and Mr. Mike Wymore were chosen Queen and King for their most original and authentic costumes. After the judging and entertainment, refreshments were served below in the cafeteria. This occasion will long be remembered by all who attended. I'm a prude? Step over here ... . . and in this comer . •. 223 Senior Class Banquet Rendezvous Gossip was supplied by David Manning, J erry Abels, and Mike Toscano. I'm sure we all remember Mike's experiences in the dear Librury ! ! ! ! ! ! May 25 was the date and the Town House the place for the 1965 Senior Class Banquet. Rendezvous with the Stars was the theme. A salute to the seniors was given by class president Mike Parrack. Glittering remarks were delivered by Raymond Jones. Mrs. Bean directed the senior girls' choir in some memorable songs. Kathy Fernley presents senior officers with gifts from the class. 224 Mr. ·Bolton's guiding stars will long be remembered by th.e Cla.5s of '65. Entertainment was provided by Betsy Andersen, the senior girls in choir, and catching up on the latest gossip by our foreign exchange students from the moon. Mr. Bolton's guiding stars were followed by the distribution of the Class Will and Prophecies. Betsy Andersen's cute pantomime was a highlight of the banquet. Cyn Simons led the community sing with Cathy Smith tickling the ivories. 225 Baccalaureate - Commencement "What Can I Do'?" was the question placed before the class by Karen Spencer. 226 Receiving diplomas. Sunday, May 30, was the date for the Baccalaurea te service for this year's class of .1.31), seni ors. This was the largest class ever lo graduate from Tee J ay. Every class from now on will hold that distinction . Rev. David Hail gave the invocation and the benediction for the service and Rev. Duane Manning gave the sermon. Both men are fathers of Tee Jay senior boys. Paul Kanget11 e, exchange student from Kenya, receives his diploma from School Iloa rd President Lester F. Haas. Graduation exercises were held on the football fi eld on June 2, 1965. The weather was good and those who voted to stay in Council Bluffs were very happy for that. Speakers for the evening were Valedictorian Karen Spencer and Salutatorian Evelyn Koenig. Mr. Bolton then presented the class and Mr. Lester Haas presented the diplomas to 4.34. very happy seniors. The singing Alma Mater and the turning of tassels completed the ceremony. 227 ' ..-_ .: .. ~" ,l • ·.:: - I·!:. ; ir1 ~ ; •. ,.i 4 • · - .: I 1 I • , • • , ·-.. L. · _ _: : ~, ;:, . · . - ' I We The Advertisers Action Realty Ainsworth Printing Co. Baird Jewelry Beauty by Betty Beem-Belford ~uneral Home Beno's Charles Berner, D.D.S. Better Living Realty Betty's Mid-Way Manor Dale Bonar and Co. 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That's because checks discourage impulse spending, give you a stub record of what you pay for things ... serve as a lega l receipt, tooin case you ever need one. We require no minimum balance, make no service charge on checking accounts for high school and college students. Talk to your folks about it, then come in a nd open your checking account. 911<\. eRo-t ro "' o ,._., ol"os11£.0 Checks provided free of charge Council Bluffs Savings Bank Congratulations from the COUNCIL BLUFFS AUTO DEALER'S ASSOCIATION BLUFF CITY MOTORS CASKEY DODGE, INC. COSTELLO VOLKSWAGEN HOWE'S CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH HUGHES CHEVROLET KNUDSEN AUTO SERVICE LESLIE PONTIAC MclNTYRE OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC RASMUSSEN BUICK WHITT AKER - STICKELS FORD SALES Whatever you drive; - Drive Carefully! EVANS ENGINEERING co. Sewer and Water Contractors Excavating - Septic Tan ks Contractors Equipment Rental Call 323-2884 807 South 2 1 st PEOPLE'S DEPT. STORE 308 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa 239 I 0 w A c L 0 T H E s s H 0 p YOU won 't look like THIS,' if ~ buy your sportswear at IOWA CLOTHES SHOP. 536 West Broadway Phone 322-5567 Your YES Bonk il1=1RST NATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS (Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) Main Bank 500 West Broadway West Side Drive-Up 290 I West Broadway 240 WALTON1S GREENHOUSE 420 North 26th WOODRING FU NERAL HOMEI INC. EDITH K. WOODRING C. WAYNE LIVINGSTON I 21 South Seventh Street Phone 322-7485 Ambulance Service Congratulations. to the Graduating '65 Seniors TASTE RITE MEAT CO. TWIN CITY BOWL 3603 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa WHOLESALE 16 South 15th Street Phone 328-1871 Council Bluffs, Iowa Beller cfivin<J J<!eafl'J I 15 North 6th Street Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-4023 ASK ANYONE GAIL CLINKENBEARD, JR. CANON STUDIO 702 Lindberg Drive Phone 323-2983 241 242 COMPLIMENTS OF TH ESE PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOMEN Ors. R. M. Collins and Duane D. Warden Dr. Philip D. Bruce Dr. Charles Berner Dr. R. D. Higginbotham Dr. Lucy M. Radicia Dr. Isaac Sternhill Dr. Arthur M. Pedersen Dr. Kenneth Goebel Dr. W. Clark Giles Dr. Robert M. Drummond Dr. J. D Hennessy Dr. E. B. Mathiasen Ors. I. J. Hanssmann and James L. Knott fJ pJJJ ff fff G Stuaio=' riiiiiiiii~==~~~~ 244 VERGAMINI DEVELOPMENT CO. INC. Rea I tor-Bui Ide rs-Developers 35 North I st Compliments of THE LIBRARY Thomas Jefferson High School Council Bluffs, Iowa BROADWAY BOWL 25 South 28th Phone 322-6629 Council Bluffs, Iowa DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST HUSHAW DRUG 138 South Main Phone 322-2595 Compliments of COUNCIL BLUFFS CLINIC 532- 1 st Avenue Phone 322-775 1 Congratulations to the Class of '65 From JEAN SARDOU STUDIO Brandeis Omaha, Nebraska ~cleaning BROADWAJ CLEANERS . ..,... 2903 West Broad1i \ . . ' 125 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa MODE 0 DAY Dresses-Lingerie-Sportswear Children and Petite Dresses (Bess and Lewis Wylie, Sr.) Broadway and Scott Council Bluffs, Iowa DAIRY QUEEN ~ UlAT FOR TASTE ~A FOOD FOR tli~\~ 2729 West Broadway LOOK REALTY COMPANY 547 Mynster Street Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-5559 Realtors-Multiple Listing Members FLORENCE E. TIERNEY MARIE 0. SCHULTZ CRAWFORD LUMBER CO . 1200 Avenue B Phone 323-750 I 245 JOE SMITH AND COMPANY 416 W. Broadway ''The Place of Better Values" COGLEY CLINIC 417 East Washington KLEFMAN REAL TY 246 41 North Main-Phone 328-1558 Best W ishes From HUNTER TYPESETTING 353 West Broadway Phone 322-0622 KLOTZ BOWSTRING Custom Made Archery Bowstrings 1829 Avenue 8.-Phone 323-2196 Council Bluffs, Iowa Congratulations to the Graduates of 1965 PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY Division of Northern Gas Company KATELMAN FOUNDRY "Ornamental R.ailings and Grey Iron Castings" 230 South I Ith St. Phone 323-3 131 Council Bluffs, la. Compliments of BETTY'S MID~WAY MANOR BEAUTY SHOP 27 17 Avenue H Phone 323-6288 DAMON'S FOOD STORE AND RALPH'S MEAT 205 South 37th Phone 322-1707 Council Bluffs, Iowa BENOS A Better Department Store 508 West Broadway Phone 322-2251 Council Bluffs, Iowa Compliments of CITY TRANSIT LINES 2800 Avenue A. Phone-322-6663 Council Bluffs Iowa Congratulations to the Class of 1 65 From HARRY c. CROWL COMPANY REALTORS AND INSURANCE I 23 4th Street Phone-322-2504 Council Bluffs Iowa THE JOHNSON STRAND PHARMACY THEATER 728 West 554 West Broadway Broadway Phone 328-2856 Council Bluffs. Iowa D & M MUFFLER SHOP Free lnstaliation 2102 West Broadway Brake Service Phone 322-0622 Council Bluffs, Iowa Good Luck and Best Wishes THE EMERGENCY STORE 7 North 32nd Street Phone 322-8646 247 Compliments of WORLD RADIO LAB 3415 West Broadway Phone 328-1851 Council Bluffs; la. Best of Luck From STRONG INSURANCE 1710 4th Avenue EWALD'S DRIVE IN 1507 West Broadway "The Spot Where the In -Crowd Meets!" Will Be the "Word" When Your Hair Is Fixed at the Best Hair Dresser in TownKLEFSTADS HOUSE OF BEAUTY 315 North 19th St. 248 Savings Is Like Knowledge It Grows With Each Small Addition at "The Place to Save" FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1 65 From NEIL DURICK DISTRIBUTING CO. E. P. JUEL, President A v s E at WOOLWORTHS • • • 336 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Congratulations '65 Graduates NATIONAL SELF-SERVICE SHOE-STORE 3401 West Broadway 249 SENIOR PORTRAITS by BOB PYLES STUDIO 11 WESTLAKE 366-1106 Reserve 0 fficers Training Corps of Thomas Jefferson High School COHOE 25 South 15th St. Phone 322-2546 OSHLO CO·NSTRUCTION CO. 2228 Avenue B Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 323-5305 BEAUTY BY BETTY "Professional Care Is Best for the Hair" 612 W est Broadway Phone 328-21 12 Three Locations Shaver's Food Mart Franklin and Bennett Phone 328-21 3 I Parking Available at All Shops. Betty Ahlquist- Manager Open 7:00 to 7:00 by Appt. 510 North 27th Phone 323-2647 251 Congratulations to the Graduating '65 Seniors CAPEL CONSTRUCTION DOT CAPEL REAL ESTATE 711 East Broadway Phone 328-1869 SHIPLEY Optical Dispensary 127 So. Main Phone 323-340 I ROYAL CERTIFIED GAS STATIONS 150 I West Broadway-322-0438 200 Vine Street-322-9978 220-I 7th Avenue-322-970 I Save-2c-Per Gallon HEADQUARTERS All School Supplies Compliments of TYPEWRITERS ART SUPPLIES BOOKS * TABLETS ASK US ABOUT OUR TYPEWRITER RENTAL PLAN 252 EMA RINES PRINTERS * ST A TIONERS B'dway and Scott IOWA POWER & LIGHT CO. 22 Pearl Phone 322-773 1 Council Bluffs, Iowa ACTION REALTY 15 Bryant Phone 322-7797 Compliments of PETERSEN RADIO 2800 West Broadway Co. Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-2760 CUTLER FUNERAL HOME & AMBULANCE SERVICE (PAV ~ NIGH1] Phone 322-7779 DON'T WORRY ... GET HER GIFT ROGERS JEWELRY 540 W. B'dway Congratulations to the Class of 1965 CHRISTY-CREME 2733 North Broadway CONNOLLY DRUG CO. 2400 West Broadway Phone 322-5557 DRUGS 253 SUNSHINE STUDIO 254 Compliments of 722 Indian Creek Phone 323-9133 E. M. PEET MFG. CO. 33 South 25th St. Phone 322-7761 KUHN-RIVERSIDE FLORISTS South Omaha Bridge Road Council Bluffs, Iowa AND SAVE ,~, JJ . £. "--AT TRZECIAK Wholesale Paper Company 616 East Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa MORGAN-NELSON REALTY 8 North 34th Council Bluffs, Iowa WALGREEN DRUG 400 West Broadway JACK'S FOODLINER 911 North 28th Open Sunday HANSEN1 S TOWN & COUNTRY MARKET 40 I 0 South 4th Phone 366-1016 BROWN'S BETTER SHOES 413 West Broadway For Young Men Redwin Florsheim Converse All Stares Basketball Shoes Shoes and Oxfords For Young Ladies Sander of Boston Galaxies Miss America Tennis Shoes 1tututU:uu DAIRY PRODUCTS MEADOW-GOLD DAIRY 1607 West Broadway HINMAN & SON'S FLORISTS I 800 McPherson Phone 322-0267 STATE SAVINGS BANK Main Bank-509 W. B'dway Drive ln-15 So. 35th Congratulations '65 Seniors THOMAS JEFFERSON LATIN CLUB THRIFTWAY LUMBER So. Omaha Bridge Road 255 enjoy better tasting milk FRESH from Roberts @ Dairyland where all good milk products come from lltiiol PH 0 T 0 GRAPH OF COURSE <J One of your most cherished possessions through the years to come will be your engagement diamond. When making your selection be sure to see genuine Orange Blossom rings at Lucey Jewelers. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1965. LUCEY JEWELERS At the Sign of the Big Blue Diamond 341 West Broadway 323-4833 DAVISON OIL 2020 West Broadway Council Bluffs RUDY1 S DRIVE IN 1902 W. Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Ph. 322-1333 Hi Neighbor! Rudy's Drive-in-one of the fa stest, most convenien! .restourents fou.nd onywh e re. We specialize in pho ne a nd "go" ord ers, curb and dining room service yeor round. people on the go ... go Safeway Store Store Store Store ROG & SCOITY'S SUPER YALU No. No. No. No. I 2 3 4 704 W. B'way 3435 W. B'way 515 E. B'way 2 12 I S. 7th St. EPWORTH METHODIST CHURCH 2447 Avenue B Dr. Wesley W. Steinmetz BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH 27th and Avenue A Benny Boling, Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2600 Avenue A David Hail, Pastor HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH 22nd and Avenue B Msgr. A. L. Davidsaver, Pastor 257 ... , - No, we don't offer basket-weaving • Do you really think that you would enjoy R.0.T.C.? 258 Faculty Then he pulled this one Who was it that told you that I was mean? And, I swear the fish was that long . • Funnies . Cheese is better? "'ho says ~~~~~~~~~,-~~~ ==::::~ • So w h -f I do take lessons by at l t t Raleigh co . --------1 - A- one -and -a two Two for me an d one for them. . et So, ya h ave lo eat someum · You get that MAD magazine of my lI "b ra rytll ... 259 --- ) 260 262 Personnel And Activity Index Acappella Choir 72-73 Administration 12-13 Advertisers 233-257 Alma Mater 228-231 Altau 67 Annual 50 Art Club 58 Athletic Awards 140 Autographs 270-272 Baccalaureate 226 Band 74-77 Baseball 132-135 Basketball .118-121 Candids 260-261 Cheerleaders 78-79 Commencement 227 Cooks 28 Counseling Center 16-17 Creative writing 54 Cross Covntry 126 Custodians 29 Dancelines 94-95 Debate 56 Dedication 8-9 Dramatics 87-93 Faculty 18 Faculty Funnies 258-259 Federal Inspection 106-107 F.H.A. 60 Float 84-85 F.N.A. 61 Football 112-117 French 57 Glee 70-71 Golf 136-137 G.R.A. 82 Gymnastics 128-129 Homecoming 96-97 In Appreciation 10 In Memoriam 6-7 Index 262-269 Junior Officers 158 Junior Pictures 159-171 Latin Club 57 Letterman's Club 68 Library Club 55 Madrigal 71 Military Ball 108-109 M.0.1. 63 National Honor Society 46-47 Office Help 30-31 Pep Club 80-81 Print Club 62 Prom 102-104 Quill and Scroll 55 Red Cross 44-45 Roadshow 100-101 Science Club 62 Secretaries 15 Senior Banquet 224-225 Senior Honors 217-221 Senior Party 222-223 Senior Pictures 175-216 Signal 52-53 Sno-ball 98-99 Sophomore Officers 142 Sophomore Party 143 Sophomore Pictures 144-155 Spanish Club 56 Student Counci] 42-43 Superintendent and School Board 14 Swimming 127 Tennis 138-139 Thespians 159 Track 130-131 Twirp Week 86 Wrestling 123-125 Wrestling Club 69 Young Democrats 64 Young G.O.P.'s 65 Y-Teens 66 Abbott, Tom 175 Abels, Jerry 45, 56, 59, 62, 63, 71, 72, 108, 175, 224 Abels, Vicki 47, 60, 159 Ackerman, Connie 81, 159 Acord, Craig 51, 53, 144 Adamson, Sandi 43, 60, 159 Adcock, SJeve 172, 131 Ager, Chris 144 Ahlquist, Brian 57, 63, 65, 159 Akins, Ron 62, 159 Aldrich, Lois 144 Allan, Linda 60, 81, 144 Allen, Charley 62, 118, 159, 175 Allen, Jackie 138, 175 Allen, Jerry 121, 144 Allen, Peggy 175 Allmon, Marvin 159 Alt, Kathy 82, 138, 159 Ambrose, Dave 159 Amos, Cindy 56, 159 Andersen, Elizabeth 5, 43, 51, 59, 65, 67, 78, 85, 94, 96, 97, 103, 104, 175, 222, 223, 225 Andersen, Jam es 159 Andersen, Marcia 144 Andersen, Stella 44, 47, 81, 85, 159 Anderson, Mary Lou 159 Anderson, Nancy 65, 81, 159 Anderson, Van 159 Andrews, Mary 81, 145 Andrews, Sandy 62, 159 Anfinson, Peggy 43, 47, 62, 70, 159 Annin, Jackie 66, 145 Applegate, Marsha 45, 60, 159 Applegate, Patricia 94, 175 Arch, Gale 56, 69, 110, 123, 145 Arch, Iris 94, 159 Arch, Russ 71, 175 Archer, Vickie 159 Arndt, Dennis 129, 145 Arnold, Merrie 70 Arrick, Julie 60, 72, 159 Arrowsmith, Ronald 159 Arthur, Jon 159 Auffart, Elaine 47, 64, 175 Austin, Gloria 175 Axtell, Clay, 175 Axtell, Phylliss 145 Ayers, Bob 159 Bain, Gary 62, 63, 71, 75, 76, 77, 92, 93, 176 Bain, Ronald 72, 159 Baker, Dale 56, 103, 145 Index Baker, Diana 65, 176 Baker, Diane 159 Baldwin, Dorothy 31, 176 Ballinger, Gary 76, 77, 144, 131 Banks, Charles 75, 77, 120, 159 Banks, Lyda 66, 176 Barbeau, Ed 47, 176, 220, 254 Barber, Linda 144 Bargenquast, Leslie 54, 63, 71, 72, 87, 89, 100, 176 Barksdale, Donald 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 129, 176 Barlow, Kay 70, 144 Barlow, Rod 53, 56, 176 Bartholomew, Otis 56, 176, 222 . Barton, Abbie 57, 70, 82, 144 Barton, Earl 56, 92, 93, 176, 219, 223 Bates, Dan 177 Bates, Sharon 30, 144 Bates, Steve 110, 144, 137 Batt, Robert 65, 177 Batt, Steve 145 Baver, Dale 145 Baxley, Charles 159 Baxley, Ed 62, 177 ;Baxter, Pat 72, 177 Beaman, Jim 145 Beck, Cheryl. 44, 52, 54, 72, 177 Beck, LuAnn 30, 45, 47, 51, 54, 56, 59, 67, 78, 85, 94, 96, 97; 104, 108, 177 Becker, Joyce 177 Becker, Pat 56, 60, 70, 145 Beckner, Stanley 71, 114, 159 Bellows, Harry 145 Belt, Frank 159 Belt, William 145 Bennett, Peggy 81, 159 Bensley, Jeanne 81 Bensley, Judy 81, 144 Bequette, Gary 159 Bequette, Thomas 144 Beraldi, Jim 68, 122, 126, 177, 131 Bergantzel, Carolyn 81, 144 Bergman, Connie 55, 144 Bergstrom, J. 131 Bernhards, Charlie 177 Betchel, Donald 144 Betts, Barbara 159 Beu, Sid 6, 62, 159 BeVirt, Julene 4, 56, 144 BeVirt, Skip 53, 64, 68, 86, 104, 112, 114, 124, 125, 177, 224, 243 Bicking, Larry 62, 110, 178, 223 Bicking, Susan 56, 145 Bigham, Buzz 159 Billings, Kathy 43, 67, 96, 97 178 Bird, Leslie Kay 61, 70, 82, 159 Birdsong, David 39, 71, 145 Birdsong, Trudy 159 Bittick, Madonna 117, 145 Black, Michael 178 Blackman, Bob 43, 178 Blank, Dennis 159 Blum, l\fary 178 Bly, Phyllis 70, 145 Boaz, Dixie 45, 145 Bockert, Dan 178 Bocker!, Susan 159 Bohall, Edna 145 Bolte, Jim 159 Bolton, Deanna 60, 160. 181 Bolton, Judy 160 Bolton, Linda 144 Bonar, Cheryl 71, 72, 178 Bonar, Robbie 144 Bond, Barb 178 Bond, Tim 86, 116, 144, 131 Bond, Tom 43, 127, 178 Boner, Ronald 144 Booton, Dan 178 Bott, Richard 179 Bowen, Dan 112, 179 Bowen, Donna 160 Bowers, Dennis 160 Bowers, Sherri 144 Bowman, Merrill 144 Bowser, Susan 43, 52, 54, 60 64, 47, 179 Brabec, Bruce 4, 145 Brabec, Frank 160 Brandenburg, Connie 170 Branson, Joyce 43, 60, 67, 94, 160 Byraboy, Rita 57, 160 Breeden, Pat 145 Breshers, LeRoy 68, 118, 126, 179 Breshers, Lloyd 121, 145, 131 Breshers, Pat 160 Briggs, Larry 161 Briggs, Rodney 161 Brink, Paula 6, 161 Briseno, Mary Hope 179 Bristo, Kathryn 54, 59, 179 Brockman, Dennis 145 Brockman, Gordon 75, 77, 161 Brockman, W allene 66, 178 Brokman, LaTIJ'. 145 Brooks, Ardith 145 Brooks, Darrell 26 Brooks, Fred 144, 110 Brooks, Jack 161, 172 Brooks, Kathaleen 179 Brotherton, Stanley 144 Brouillette, Dan 47, 75, 77, 179 Brouillette, Patsy 70, 144 Brown, Barbara 144 Brown, Bob 131 Brown, Donna 45 Brown, Evon 144 Brown, Glen 179 Brown, Janet 81, 144 Brovin, Janet 31, 43, 44, 47, 57, 60, 180 Brown, Jeanine 161 Brown, Joyce 43, 47, 50, 61, 63, 65, 180 Brown, Linda 56, 101, 145 Brown, Loren 161 Brown, Paul 145 Brown, Regina 72, 101, 161 Brown, Sharon 145 Brown, Warren 47, 58, 106, 145 Bryant, Bonni~ 70, 145 Bryant, Robert 57, 59, 63, 65, 75, 77, 160 Burgess, Janet 145 Burgstrum, David 129, 110, 144 Burgstrum, Debby 144 Burkybile, Timothy 144 Burnside, Al 180 Burnsides, Terry 51, 56, 68, 113, 114, 118, 180 Burroughs, Karen 75, 77, 160 Buswell, Doug 62, 63, 71, 180 Butler, John 75, 77, 160 Butler, Roger 62, 160 Butterbaugh, Donna 75, 77, 160 ·Buttz, Gary 144 Buttz, Harold 144 Caffery, Lynda 180 Cain, Dennis 145 Cain, Glenna 180 Cain, Nona 145 Caldwell, Carolyn 145 Calfee, Linda 55, 160 Calfee,Wanda 145 Callaghan, Nancy 31, 43, 64, 66, 180 Camden, Diane 160 263 Camp, J ean 145 Camp, Millard 145 Campbell, Kathy 81, 144 Canaday, James 144 Canaday, Tom 47, 62, 63, 65 180 Capel, Robert 47, 68, 113, 114, 119, 137, 180, 218, 220 Carle, Steve 62, 64, 126, 139, 160 Carlin, Jeanette 56, 60, 81, 161 Carman, Bob 161 Carman, Lavern 144 Carpenter, Julie 44, 57, 61, 70, 138, 144 Carrell, Darlene 161 Carroll, Deborah 57, 117, 144 Carroll, Patrick 107, 127, 181, 110 Carter, Don 71, 161 Carter, Judy 145 Carter, Sandra 37, 47, 145 Caruso, Linda 145 Cary, Sam 127, 181, 223 Case, Patti 75, 77, 181 Case, Robert 43, 57, 68, 86, 104, 114, 120, 132, 134, 158, 161, 240 Cavanaugh, Diane 161 Cerveny, Gil 43, 47, 54, 119, 181, 219 Chaffee, J eanne 145 Chancellor, Judy 31, 54, 181, 122 Chew, Steven 161 Childers, Delmon 92, 93, 181 Childers, Linda 138, 145 Childers, Terry 161 Childress, Lee Ann 45, 160 Choate, Rose 181 Christensen, Mike 145 Christensen, Phyllis 64, 181 Christensen, Robert 64, 75, 77, 181 Christiansen, Greg 144, 110 Christianson, Leilani 160 Christina, Al 71, 72, 181 Christina, Cathy 72, 182 Churchill, Linda 44, 60, 66, 182 Chute, Joyce 43, 182 Chute, Judy 182 Circo, Phil 112, 182 Clapper, Terry 160 Clark, Dennis 39, 182 Clark, Jacque 45, 47, 53, 54, · 61, 65, 160 Clark, Marcia 178 Clark, Mike 116, 144 Clark, Mike 182 Clark, Sally 36, 43, 56, 95, 114 Clark, Sherry 60, 182 Clark, Susan 144 Clay, J erry 68, 69, 84, 124, 182 264 Cleaver, Larry 161 Cochran, Bill 5, 62, 64, 123, 161 Coffelt, Alfred 144 Cole, Bonita 182 Coleman, Alan 57, 62, 64, 120, 139, 161 Coll ett, Linda 30, 43, 47, 56, 60, 145, 147 Colwell, 47, 53, 54, 56, 60, 64, 67, 72, 78, 96, 97, 104, 183, 220 Colwell, Roger 145 Comley, Richard 145 Conaway, Alice 81, 136, 145 Conboy, Richard 47, 62, 63, 108, 183, 220 Conkling, Doug 56, 71, 72, 92, 93, 183 Conner, Denny 86, 116, 135, 145 Constant, Mike 63, 68, 170 Cook, Kay 161 Cooley, Beverly 160 Corum, JoAnn 31, 70, 145 Costello, Bill 160 Costello, John 160 Cowardin, Leslie 57, 146 Cowardin, Skip 133, 183 Crane, Fred 183 Croghan, Ken 71, 183 Cu e, Renne 45, 183 Cunningham, Bobbie 64, 183 Cure, Carol 146 Curry, Sandy 43, 160 Curry, Sharon 43, 183 Daley, Dan 132, 134, 161 Danburg, Mike 57, 135, 146, 110 Darrin gton, Beverly 146 Daub, Roger 44, 64, 146, 110 Davidson, Raymond 146 Davis, Ken 161 Davis, Marge 31, 61, 147 Davis, Sandy 70, 81, 147 Davis, Virginia 57, 61, 65, 161 Dawson, Cindy 161 Dawson, Toni 147 Deal, Pame 147 DeBar, Ralph 71, 160 DeBolt, David 75, 77, 127, 160 DeHart, Janet 147 DenHerder, Judy 47, 62, 63, 160 DeSantiago, Sandy 147 Detroy, Phil 75, 77, 116, 146 Devivo, Pat 43, 45, 47, 55, 67, 96, 97, 183 Dick, Nick 57, 146 Dickinson, Carol 146 Dickinson, Christine 146 Dickinson, Denny 184 Diercks, Judy 57, 160 Dietz, Carol Ann 47, 160 Dietz, Mark 43, 106, 184 Dike, Robert 45, 57, 146 Dimmitt, . [aralyn 160 Dingman, Kathy 5, 184 Dishong, Edd y 146 Ditzer, lo 43, 45, 60, 67, 71, 72, 94, 160 Dofner, Gloria 70, 72, 160 Dole, Pamela 47, 184 Dollison, Frances 216 Dollison, Fred 68, 69, 124, 125, 184 Doner, Rita 60, 70, 161 Dorf, Kiana 47, 57, 75, 76, 77, 184 Doty, Walt 43, 184 Dougan, George 161 Dougherty, Darlene 147 Doughman, Annetta 5, 43, 67, 184 Doughman, Bob 69, 123, 147 Doughman, Darris 147 Doughman, Mary Jayne 67, 72, 184 Doughty, Linda 161 Douglass, Sue 184 Doumis, David 185 Downing, Leslie 161, 110 Drake, Gloria 57, 147 Drake, Sharon 43, 161 Drake, Vickie 80, 147 Driever, Linda 43, 66, 185 Driever, Larry 75, 77, 147 Drummond, Robert 135, 161 Drummond, Ruth 36, 43, 60, 67, 161 Duitman, Linda 30, 40, 146 Duitman, Sharon 161 Duke, Judy 43, 47, 70, 81, 82, 138, 146 Dunning, Charlotte 185 Dunning. J ames 160 Duricks, Nancy 146 Dutson, Judy 82, 117, 185 Dworak, Sheila 185 Eddy, Diane 60, 160 Edie, Terry 146 Edwards, Gae 75, 77, 160 Ege, Marilyn 43, 47, 57, 70, 117 Eidschun, Melba 16, 30, 160 Eidschun, Wanda 30, 185 Eledge, Jerry 160 Eledge, John 185 Elkins, Gladys 43, 160 Elliott, Vincent 44, 47, 57, 117 Ellis, Alan 57, 160 Ellis, Dixie 147 Emerine, Joyce 147 Emerson, Nancy 185 Emge, Claudette 147 Engle, Kenneth 147 English, Sharon 44, 63, 72, 185 Englund, Danny 185, 132 Erickson, Carolyn 186 Erickson, Dean 186 Erickson, John 160 Erickso n, Rod 137, 161 Etherton, Lynn 161 Evans, Bill 69, 147 Evans, Jim 57, 62, 63, 65, 137, 161 Evens, Wayne 161 1Ic one r, Pat 100, 147 Farris, Tom 126, 161 Frazio, Suz:.in 146 F edor, Lind it 161 Fender, Rick 72, 129, 146 Fenton, Alice 146 Fent on, Doug 120, 133, 161 Fenton, Linda 146 Fernl ey, Dennis 4, 46, 57, 121, 142, 146, 147, 224 Fernley, Dick 57, 63, 135, 161 Fernl ey, Kathleen 43, 47, 72, 186 Ferryman, Kris 146 Pichter, Patricia 60, 61, 162 Fidone, Diana 4, 47, 57, 70, 81, 136, 147 Fienhold, Bill 123, 162 Fienhold, David 69, 162 Fienhold, J ea nne 31, 43, 47, 52, 55, 66, 72, 186 Fienh old, Robert 47, 56, 69, 147 File, J ean 162 File, Steve 146 File, Terry 186 Filkens, Richard 52, 53, 56, 186 Finch, P enny 66, 186 Finck, Raymond 146 Fisher, P eggy 81, 94, 162 Fisher, Ronnie 44, 162 Fisher, Wilbur 146 Floyd, James 116, 121, 146, 131 Foley, Diana 30, 67, 72, 74, 186, 250 Fol ey, Donna 56, 146 Folkers, Jan ice 186 Foote, Connie 44, 47, 53, 57, 62, 82, 138, 163 Foote, Dennis 163 Foote, Robert 186 Foote, Vicky 146 Forb.es, Dennis 163 Forca de, Michael 62, 72, 88, 127, 163 Ford, Burke 163 Ford, Charles 147 Ford, Linda 31, 187 Foreman, J ames 187 Forsythe, Craig 147 Foster, Bill 187 Foster, Joe 187 Foust, Pat 44, 61, 147, 240 Fowl er, Melody 163 Fowl er, Twila 187 Fox, Larry 54, 56, 187 Fraley, Connie 47, 67, 162 Freeland, Bill 47 52 54 55 65, 107, 187, 223 , , , Freeman, Ed 187 Freeman, Jim 62 Freer, Ronald 146 Friedrich, Susie Friedrich, Susie 70, 80, 146 Fries, Cindy 187 Fries, Dann y 146 Frieze, All en 162 Fri eze, Connie 146 Frieze, Glen 45, 187 Fri eze, Richard 162 Fronk, Dave 162 Full er, P aula 146 Gallagher, Chet 72, 92, 147 Galle, Gail 31, 43, 47, 53, 64, 66, 188 Gall e, Gary 69, ll6, 125, 162 Gamblin, Greg 86, 116 121 147 ' ' Gamblin, Stephanie 44, 61, 65, 72, 188 Gammon, Ruth 45, 163 Gann, Sharon 163 Gardner, Dan 71, 77, 147 Gardner, Linda 60, 163 Garges, Marcia 146 Garrean, Pat 4, 47, 57, 63, 65, 163 Garrean, Rod 127 Garrea n, Tim 69, 116, 123, 147, 131 Garrett, George 68, 69, 75, 77, 125, 163 Garrison, Rod 116, 135, 146 Gatrost, Carol 75, 77, 162 Gaver, Gary 62, 71, 72, 162 Gaver, Kathy 31, 60, 67, 162 Geibert, Robert 57, 146 Gibbons, Rick 146 Gibbs, Evelyn 56, 61, 70, 146 Gibbs, Kay 70, 162 Gibler, Eddie 56, 57, 69 ll6 123, 147 , ' Gibler, Joe 57, 69, 123 Gibler, Kris 117, 138, 188 Gibler, Mike 47, 57, 62, 63, 64, 106, 125, 163 Gienau, Connie 82, 117, 216 Giles, Dale 71, 127, 188 Gillespie, Bob 147 Gilmore, Charles 71, 72, 163 Gilmore, Connie 163 Gilmore, Ed 43 75 76 77 188 ' ' ' ' Gilmore, Lloyd 147 Glacey, Margie 147 Gliem, Julie 147 Globe, Michael 163 Godsey, Sandra 70, 81, 146 Godsey, Terry 188 Goetzinger, Linda 60, 66 162 ' Goldenberg, Maurice 47, 56, ll6, 146 Goldsberry, Gareld 146 Goss, Bobbette 146 Gottbrccht, Carla 47, 56, 146 Gouker, Don 75, 77, 162 Gouker, Sharon 147 Graves, Amy 47, 58, 162 Gray, Charl otte 70, 80, 85, 147 Gray, Deb bie 62 Graybill, Sharon 64, 162 Grazier, ] im 43, 47, 57, 62, 63, 86, 104, ll9, 122, 133, 134, 158, 163 Green, Dan 163 Green, Judy 44, 188 Greenwood, Joe 68, 71, 72, 163 Greenwood, Patti 163 Griffiths, David 33, 47, 62, 63, 98, 188 Griffiths, Marsha 30, 57, 60, 65, 162 Griffis, Wayne 163 Grimes, Mary 54, 57, 60, 65, 66, 70, 75, 77, 162 Grosvenor, Donna 57, 75, 77, 147 Grosvenor, Steven 75, 77, 162 Groth, Carl 147 Grund, Mary 147 Gryskiewicz, Nancy 162 Guild, Dianne 47, 54, 63, 64, 66, 188 Gundlach, Ted 147 Hadden, Cheryl 81, 147 Hager, Judy 31, 61, 188 Hail, Charles 44, 75, 77, 148 Hail, Dave 71, 72, 74, 75, 77, 101, 189 Hall, Dona 162 Hall, Marilyn 163 Hall, Patricia 163 Hall, Sheryl 66, 189 Hall, Steve 163 Hallberg, Chris 75, 77, 148 Hammond, Myra 4, 5, 43, 45, 72, 87, 89, 94, 163 Hammond, Wanda 56, 148 Hanafan, Nancy 31, 34, 60, 61, 67, 163 Hanafa n, Torn 68, 86, ll3, 114, 132, 134, 189,223 Hancock, Bob 148 Hand, Jim 162 Hanna, Danny 116, 149, 110 Hansen, DeAnne 47, 70, 81, 149 Hansen, Ed 75, 77, 189 Hansen, Patsy 57, 149 Hansen, Toni 4·3, 60, 94, 162 Hanson, Butch 149 Hanson, Beth 70, 149 Hanson, Hans 72 Hardiman, Dave 71, 72, 75, 77, 149 Hardin, Judy 148 Harmon, Rita 162 Harrill, Mike 71, 72, 139, 226, 131 Harrington, J ohn 56, 57, 69, 113, 114, 124, 125, 189, 226 Harrington, Leo 69, 125, 162. llO Harris, Jeff 47, 63, 71, 72, 100, 106, 107, llO, 109, 189, 221, 243 Harris, J eff 163 Harris, Joann 31, 47, 57, 70. 81, 117, 147, 148 Harris, Sandy 72, 189 Harrison, Joyce 163 Hartman, Karen 163 Hartman, Mary 44, 47, 57, 60, 163 Harvey, Lee Ann 189 Hatcher, Anna 148 Hatcher, Genelle 148 Hatcher, Linda 162 Hattan, Fern 61, 63, 64, 66 189 ' Hattan, Margaret 30, 56, 148 Hauge, David 149 Hawkins, B:irb 58, 149 Hawkins, Donald 43, 113, 114, 190 Hawkins, Tom ll6, 127, 149. 131 Hayes, J eannine 70, 149 Head, David 162 Head, Keith 149 Head, Roy 190 Heenan, Mike 149 Heffernan, Sue 45, 148 Hefley, Ronda 148 Heitman, Carolyn 61 72 81 162 ' ' ' Hemmingsen; Linda 72, 162 Hendrix, Clifford 162 Henning, Bob 190 Henninger, Don 163 Hennings, Mike 148 Henry, JoEllen 70, 81, 148 Hensley, J eannette 54 72 163 ' ' Hensley, Marty 84, 163 Hernandez, Linda 190 Herrick, Deana 66, 190 Herrick, Dennis 43, 71 72 163 ' ' Herrick, Gary 163 Herrick, Glenda 66, 190 Herrick, Ronald 121, 148 110 ' Herron, Carol 149 Harron, Mary 84 Hessman, Patricia· 81, 117, 149 Hessman, Robert 120, 162 Heubner, Duane 149 Heywood, Mary 162 Hiatt, Larry 162 Hickman, Daniel 149 Hickok, Denise 64, 190 Hicks, Leora 190 Hicks, Phyllis 162 Hiers, John 190 Hiers, Tom 162 Hiffernan, Dianne 5, 47, 67, 190 Hill, Lawrence 43, 47, 62, 63, 65, 106, 191, 220 Hill, Marlene 56, 81, 149 Himberger, Donna 47, 72, 81, 162 Himes, Sharon 163 Hines, Don 39, 43, 191 Hinkel, Danny 149 Hinkel, Patty 163 Hinsley, Linda 191 Hisel, Evelyn 163 Hoden, Bennie 43, 191 Hoden, David 44, 57, 64, 106, 148 Hodge, David 148 Hodtwalker, Ada 79, 163 Hoel, Mike 163 Hoff, Georgia 31, 43, 54, 191, 16 Hoffman, David 191 Hoke, Randy 135, 163 Hoke, Steve 116, 121, 135, 148 Hoke, Sue 59, 67, 72, 94, 191, 222 Holcomb, Jim 98, 191 Holder, Linda 71, 72, 164 Holly, George 191 Holmberg, Alan 57, 63, 164 Holmes, Rondee 164 Homan, Patricia 43, 44, 47, 60, 72, 191 Honig, Marsha 47, 54, 164 Hook, Dave 38, 164 Hoover, Judi 43, 164 Hopkins, Tim 68, ll8, 192 Hopper, Marilyn 45, 72, 164 Horner, Denny 121, 126, 148 Horner, Larry 164, 131 Hotchkiss, Amy 57, 165 Hotchkios, Joel 60, 148 Hough, Steve 54, 192 Hourigan, Carol 47, 57, 62, 81, 165 Howard, Harriet 60, 165, 170 Howard, Margaret 149 Howland, Diane 56, 81, 149, 170 Howrey, Madeline 192 Hubbard, Abbie 56, 61, 62, 149 Hubbard, Debbie 61, 192 Huey, Chris 165 Hullett, Sheila 70, 165 Humes, Trudy 149 Hunt, Ernestine 149 Hunt, John 116, 149 Hunt, Loel 116, 165 Hunt, Robert 165 Hurd, Connie 47, 192 Hurd, Harry 114, 164 Hurd, Jack 110, 164 265 Hurley, Linda 52, 55, 61, 192 Huskey, Mike 72, 7!), 77 Imler, Linda 148, 56 Ingoldsby, Katherine 43, 64, 74, 192 Ingram, Karen 4, 45, 47, 59, 60, 64, 164, 192 Irwin, Denny 58, 192 Irwin, Mike 43, 113, 114, 192 Ives, Gary 116, 125, 148 Ives, John 148 Ives, Richard 164 Ives, Robert 64, 59, 193 Ives, William 148 Jackson, Ann 164 Jackson, Bev 148 Jackson, Charles 164 Jackson, Janice 67, 193 Jackson, Karen 149 Jacoba, Bob 216 Jacoba, Lynette 30, 47, 56, 57, 72, 96, 193, 243 Jager, Jarry 72 Janicek, Connie 164 Jensen, Linda 164 Jerome, Russ 164 Jerome, Thomas 110, 149 Johnsen, Linda 165 Johnson, Cheryl 56, 165 Johnson, Clyde 110, 149 Johnson, Dianne 149 Johnson, James 58, 84, 165 Johnson, Joe 149 Johnson, Kathleen 45, 61, 70, 164 Johnson, Pam 56, 193 Johnson, Paula 149 Johnson, Randy 43, 164 Johnson, Roger 148 Johnson, Ron 193 Johnson, Sheryl 61, 164 Johnson, Sue 148 Johnson, Vic,kie 148 Johnston, Michael 193 Jones; Charles 148 Jones, George 193 Jones, Mike 116, 149, 131 Jones, Terry 193 Jones, Theresa 164 Jones, Rex 149 Kangethe, Paul 193 Katzenstein, William 110, 149 Keele, Cindy 149 Keele, Corbin 149 Keele, Ricky 59, 216 Kellar, Nancy 164 Keller, Mike 131 Keller, Patricia 81, 164 Keller, Susie 61, 149 Kelley, Charlene 62, 193 Kelly, Kathleen 148 Kelso, Ron 148 Kemp, Linda 43, 47, 72, 108, 194 . 266 Kennedy, Cindy 149 Kennedy, Connie 61, 194, 223 Kennedy, Marlene 194 Kennett, Rose 72, 164 Kenyon, Fred 164 Kerber, Aileen 52, 55, 194 Kermeen, Don 148 Kern, James 194 Kern," Roger 149 Kerrin, Linda 57, 62, 63, 165, 47 Kessler, Cheryl 81, 149 Kessler, William 165 Kesterson, David 69, 75, 77, 165 Keuck, Delicia 57, 60, 194 Kilgore, Larry 149 Kill, James 44, 68, 194, 131 Kilpatrick, Linda 165 Kimball, Jackie 43, 56, 72, 165 Kindberg, Linda 56, 80, 149 King, Bruce 149, 131 King, Denny 149 King, Earline 43, 66, 194 King, Harlan 121, 148, 131 King, Robert 110, 148 King, Ronnie 128, 194 :{<:ing, Sharon 70, 148 King, Sharon 44, 64, 66, 81, 194 Kinnaman, Andrea 31, 45, 195 Kinne, Vickie 149 Kirby, Judy 195 Kirkpatrick, Al 195 Kirkpatrick, Larry 195 Klefstad, Faye 33, 43, 55, 56, 60, 62, 63, 64, 67, 71, 72, 96, 97, 195 Klefstad, Gilbert 47, 57, 63, 75, 77, 165, 220, 221,224 Klein, Richard 195 Knaus, Lisle 164 Knezevich, Michael 5, 68, 71, 72, 86, 88, 103, 104, 119, 133, 195 Knight, Paul 67, 127, 195, 131 Knight, Tim 127, 164 Knower, Bud 195 Knudsen, Dan 195 Koch, Danny 56, 71, 72, 119, 132, .196 Koebel, Max 164 Koenig, Evelyn 31, 47, 65, 196, 217, 220 Koenigs, Leonard 69, 86, 104, 114, 122, 125, 165, 131 Keoppen, Paul 196 Kohl, Bonnie 165 Kohrs, Gregg 149, 131 Konecny, Jim 165 Koopmeiners, Adeline 165 Koopmeiners, Ronald 196 Kopera, Bill 54, 196 Kopera, Ken 149 Kozel, Gail 44, 60, 61, 63, 64, 66, 72, 216, 223 Kroblin, J eff 62, 63, 71, 72, 106, 107, 196 Krueger, .Kris 165 Kruger, Rod 165 Kuffler, David 165 Kuhl, Kathleen 44, 47, 61, 196 LaBreck, Dick 68, 196, 129 Lambert, Robert 129, 149, 165, 110, 128, 131 Lamphear, Chuck 149 Lampi, Vicky 165 Land, Charlie 196 Lane, Marcia 44, 64, 164 Lang, Anna 56, 196 Lang, Leroy 164 Lapsley, John 197 Larsen, Connie 56, 70, 150 Larsen, Harvey 116, 150 Latham, Lynn 69, 116, 123, 164 Laudon, James 165 Laudon, John 62, 197 Lauver, Michael 197 Law, Leroy 165 Law, Raymond 43, 71, 72, 75, 77, 59, 197 Lawless, Jack 47, 150, 165 Lawless, Karon 44 Lawless, Steven 56, 150 Lawson, Sue 60, 66, 165 Lawton, Estes 69, 116, 123, 150 LeBaugh, Thomas 197 LeBaugh, Virginia 61, 70, 150 Lee, Jack 216 Lee, Marsh 44, 81, 57, 151 Lee, Pam 43, 151 Leggio, Bill 165 Lehmer, Sally 43, 60, 67, 165 Lehmer, Ronald 151 Leinhardt, J anet 44 LeMaster, Leonard 135, 165 LeMaster, Linda 45, 74, 165 Lenhardt, Pat 55, 82, 151 LeRette, Louis 151 Lewis, Donna 197 Lewis, Karen 164 Lewis, Robert 164 Libby, Marion 164 Liddick, Tim 164 Lidgett, Linda 43, 72, 74, 79, 96, 97, 197 Lievan, Marilyn (Susie) 47, 197 Lindsay, Alicia 43, 60, 67, 94, 164 Lindsay, Carolyn 5, 45, 60, • 67, 79, 164, 104, 136 Lindstrum, Chuck 57, 71, 75, 76, 77, 116, 151 Lininger, Kenneth 4, 36, 47, 54, 57, 59, 63, 62, 75, 76, 77, 92, 93, 165 Livingston, Vaughn 71, 72, 150 Long, Paul 45, 164 Loveless, April 150 Loveless, Linda 150 Loukota, Mary 150, 56 Luick, Thomas 62, 150 Lybarber, J ayne (Jil) 94, 58, 197 Lydon, John 114, 120, 135, 164 Lyman, Marcia 164 Lynn, Dixie 165 Lyons, Chris 150 Maack, Robert 151 Maaske, Richard 197 Mace. Gary 165 Mace, Larry 151 Madden. Denny 116, 121, 139, 151 Madsen, Eddie 165 Maertens, John 198 Maggard; Leslie 55 Maggard, Mary 151 Magneson, Judy 81, 151, 138 Mahan, J ackie 151 Maher, Michael 198 Mahoney, Zoann 171 Mahrenholz, Bruce 165 Maine, Freda 198 Mains, Lynn 165 Malone, Jay 47, 57, 62, 63, 68, 86, 120, 127, 165, 131 Malone, Lynn 5, 43, 67, 198 Mandolfo, Cathy 70, 81, 150 Mann, Frank 121, 135, 150 Mann, Gregg 43, 47, 57, 62, 63, 129, 165, 131 Mann, Shari 57, 61, 70, 81, 138, 150 Manning, David 47, 57, 59, 60, 71, 72, 76, 77,88, 87, 92, 93,- 198, 220, 224 Markus, Robert 150 Markuson, Maureen 45, 57, 61, 150 Marlin, Charles 138, 150 Marlin, Connie 82, 117, 165 Marr, Karen 198 Marr, Robert 166 Marr, Tim 166 Marshall, Brian 1'1l Marshall, LeRoy 166 Marshall, Steve 151 Martin, Cathy 166 Martin, Karen 70, 151 Martindale 44, 166 Massie, Pattricia 57, 75, 77, 151 Mathews, Paulette 67, 166 Matteson, Joanna 70, 81, 136, 151 Matteson, Pamela 31, 166 Matteson, Rosie 60, 72, 79, 167 Mauer, Connie 61, 66, 167 Mauer, Peggy 44, 198 May, Dennis 151 May, Gloria 167 May, Linda 45, 66, 72, 198 May, Jerry 198 Mayberry, Louis 123, 167 Maytum, Tom 167 McClain, Dan 167 McClary, Kathy 61, 66, 167 McClelland, Mike 151 McClure, Gary 71, 75 76 77, 167 ' I McClure, Tandy 4, 68, 120, 132, 134, 166 McConnell, Ron 166 McCormick, Dana 59, 136, 198 McCormick, John 150 McCormick, Kathy 61, 166 McCoy, Bill 150 McDaniel, Sue 47, 199 McDowell, Bill 150 McGee, Craig 58, 71, 72, 199 McGee, _Denny 19 McGee, Dick 150 McGee, Larry 114, 120, 166 McGinn. Barry 68, 114 132 134, 166 ' ' McGinn, Connie 199 Mcintosh, Dqrothy 150 Mcintosh, Judy 45, 56 70 150 ' I McKenzie, JoAnn 54, 60, 65, 166 McKillips, Mike 166 McKim, Nancy 60, 151 McMaster, Lonnie 166 McMullen, Marcia 167 McNulty, Alan 5, 34, 44 o2 167 ' ' McNulty, Cheryl 199 McQuaid, Jim 116, 121, 151 135 ' McQuinn, Leonard 84, 167 McTwiggan, George 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 150 McTwiggan, Kathy 150 Meek, Terry 150 Mendoza, Art 150 Mendoza, Maria 44, 56, 199 Mendoza, Pascual 150 Mensching, Larry 150 Merksick, Betty 167 Merrifield, Janice 70, 151 Merrill, Diana 167 Metheny, Abby 31, 199 Metheny, Jim 125, 167 Metheny, Linda 31, 199 Meyer, Cliff . 56, 167 Meyer, Joan 81, 167 Meyer, Martin 114, 166 Millard, Cheri 151 Millard, Larry 75, 77, 127, 166 Milledge, Jack 199 Miller, Dan 62, 126, 166 Miller, Jeanette 151 Miller, Jim 199 Miller, Joan 150 Miller, Julie 201 Miller, Karen 200 Miller, Linda 31, 200 Miller, Philip 150 Miller, Steve 166 Miller, Terry 150 Miller, Trµdy 43, 58, 166 Milner, Mike 150 Mincer, Marvel 72, 167 Minor, Steven 121, 150 Mize, Sue 65, 72, 81, 167 Moats, Jim 76, 77, 167 Monahan, Vem 200 Montgonery, Charlotte 167 Moore, Clara 43, 58, 104, 106, 109, 200 Moore, Dan 43, 200, 110 Moore, Ivy 47, 72, 82, 117, 138, 167 Moore, Judy 4, 151 Moore, Nancy 30, 47, 67, 79, 102, 104, 158, 166 Moore, Paul 200 Moran, Judy 45, 47, 70, 81, 95, 100, 151 Morris, Larry 45, 200 Morse, Diane 44, 71, 72, 200 Mortensen, Pat 5, 47, 55, 60, 72, 200 Mortimer, Charles 151 Moser, Robert 47, 71, 200, 220 Moss, Barbara 57, 61, 65, 70, 165 Moss, Ron 166 Mueller, Pam 60, 67, 72, 166 Mulvania, Don 69, 123, 151 Munch, Mike 135, 150 Munch, Steve 116, 121, 135, 150 Murphy, Helen 150 Murphy, Lloyd 150 Murphy, Mary 150 Myers, Anna 166 Myers, Ed 201 Myers, Sandy 201 Myhkhousen, Roy 62, 167 Myklebust, Joel 35, 47, 56, 57, 137, 151 Myler, Connie 151 Nansel, Roger 47, 57, 63, 68, 102_, 104, 118, 167 Narmi, Jon 54, 201 Neal, Fred 201 Neal, Vicki 31, 61, 65, 201 Negrete, Dave 201 Neill, Don 151 Nelson, Jerry 201 Nelson, Pam 70, 151 Nelson, Richard 54, 139, 167 Nesbitt, Candy 151 Newman, Connie 167 Nicholas, Cheryl 201 Nicholas, Joe 135, 150 Nicholas, Paula 167 Nielsen, Janelle 65, 66, 166 Nightser, Peggy 201 Nixon, Gary 150 Nixon, Williard 47, 129, 166 Norman, Gerald 38, 167 Norris, Glenn 150 Norris, Nancy 167 Norton, Dennis 150 Nugent, Donna 60, 202 Nuzum, Dennis 166 Nuzum, Sandy 44, 166 Ochoa, John 116, 166 O'Connor. Gregory 47, 62, 63, 92, 93, 202 O'Hara, Michael 56, 62, 63, 202 O'Hara, Susan 57, 150 Oles, Mike 166, 38 Olsen, John 202, 137 Olsen, Judy 57, 81, 117, 138, 151 Olsen, Linda 31, 70 Olsen, Stan 202 Ord, Paul 202 Oshlo, Patricia 5, 43, 58, 202 Oshlo, Richard 46, 56, 63, 106, 127, 137, 166 Oviatt, Jan 151 Osmers, Janet 151 Owens, Gary 43, 202 Owens, Peggy 166 Paladino, Eva 43, 47, 51, 67, 79, 104, 136, 167 Paladino, Frank 202 Paladino, Judy 67, 202 Palmer, Patsy 167 Palmerson, Pam 70, 151 Papaila, Sonja 167 Parks, Betty 44, 136, 151 Parks, Kathy 47, 54, 55, 167 Parrack, Betsy 31, 167 Parrack, Mike 43, 86, 113, 114, 203, 219, 224 Patten, Barry 62, 167 Payne, Marcia 203 Pear ~, Marilyn 44, 70, 151 Pearce, Sandi 203 Peck, Kathleen 61, 152 Peck, Mike 152 Pedersen, Robert 106, 203 Pendgraft, Charles 72, 116, 129, 135, 152 Penry, Maureen 70 Perez, John 152 Perez, Maria 166 Peters, Linda 166 Peters, Mary 65, 72, 166 Petersen, Conrad 71, 72, 152 Petersen, Karen 60, 203 Petersen, Terry 112, 125, 124, 140, 203 Peterson, George 62, 166 Peterson, Harold 166 Peterson, Kathy 44, 166 Peterson, Pamela 44, 4 7, 54, 167 Peterson, Sherry 44, 51, 70, 167 Peterson, Susie 56, 161, 167 Petry, Gary 153, 167, 131 Petry, Glenda 31, 167 Petry, Kathy 153 Phillips, Christine 60, 47, 153 Phillips, Connie 60, 81, 153 Phillips, Fred 203 Phillips, Pamela 5, 51, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 72, 47, 59, 203, 223 Phipps, Janice 72, 75, 77, 203 Pickrell, Virgil 66, 153 Pickrell, Virginia 4, 167 Pierce, Connie 66 Pierce, Dorothy 153 Pierce, Steven 71, 168 Pitt, Doris 168 Plantikow, Jean 47, 10, 168 Pleake, Keith 203 Podraza, Tom 106, 168 Pogge, Jerry 204 Pogge, Mike 153 Pogge, Terry 168 Pogue, Barbara 72, 169 Pogue, Peggy 70, 152 Point, Tonya 152 Poland, Barb 59, 71, 72, 204 Poland, Gayle 53, 67, 204 Poland, Mimi 45, 59, 72, 169 Poole, Kathy 61, 152 Porter, Michael 204 Porter, Roger 169 Poulos, Kathie 31, 43, 204 Poulos, Pamela 31, 43, 47, 169 Poulson, Stephen 152 Powers, Robert 169 Powley, Donna 70; 168 Pribyl, Carol 72, 204 Pribyl, Gloria 152 Priest, Lewis 71 , 72, 116, 168 Prieto, William 153 Primmer, Greg 204, 226 Prine, Dan 153 Pritchard, Linda 95, 153 Probst, Trudy 35, 43, 47, 53 55, 56, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 168 Prudhome, Joe 168 Purnell, Dick 43, 54, 56, 63, 114, 132, 1_69 Purnell, Gloria 56, 61, 153 Quandt, Judy 153 Quandt, Larry 71, 72, 204, 222 Ragland, Ron 169 Rankin, Lynne 61, 64, 66, 74, 76, 204 Raschke, Wayne 153 Rasmussen, Doug 44. 46, 4 7, 56, 116, 121, 137, 152 267 Rasmussen, Jane 5, 71 , i2. 94, 169 . Ratashak, John 152 Ratliff, Jacque 152 Ratliff, Vivian 70, 152 Ra1·cn tein, Connie 152 Ra ygor, Kathy 169 Raymond, Dan 58, 68, 204 Reed, Judy 67, 205 Reed. Richard ll8. 122 126 205, 131 . , , Reed, Vickie 43, 47, 71 , 72, 205, 221, 224 Reelfs, Rodger ll6, 153 Reese, Diana 168 Reese, Jim 120, 153 Reeves, Mary 205 Rehfeldt, Ron 168 Reid, Richard 72, 168 Reisetter, J eanette 205 Renin ger, Connie 205 Reninger, Judy 60, 67, 168 Renin ger, Mary 153 Revels, Bertha 100, 153 Revels, Jane 168 Revlett, Leamon 168 Reynolds, Howard 169 Rhoades, Carol 55, 58, 205 Rhoades, Millard 169 Rhodes, Suzie 169 Rich, Connie 169 Richards, Elizabe th 70, 205 Richards, Lloyd 205 Richards, Marion 169 Richardson, Cathy 44, 153 Richardson , Mary 55, 169 Riche, Barbara 205 Rickertsen, Don 4, 47, 62, 63, 65, 168 Ridder, Harold 153 Ridder, Mary 168 Riddl ~ J ohn 206 Riddle, Ka thy 74., 152 Rief, Duane 106, 206 Rief, Kristie 43, 168 Rigby, Robert 43 Rindone, Rosemary 206 Rine, J oan 43, 67, 72, 78, 47, 96, 97, 206, 243 Rine, Mike 152, 131 Roberts, John 152 Roberts, Ronney 206 Robinson. Diana 66 70 81 136, 168 , , , Rob inson, LaRee 67, 168 Robertson, Stacey 169 Rockwell, Annette 81,· 152 Rohwer, Sandra 152 Rnlfe, Connie 171 Rolfe, John 169 Rollins, Andrew 153, 131 Rollins, Kathy 45, 72, 206 Rollins, Lee 153 Root, Don 169, llO Ront. Karin 5 43 67 72 206 . , ' ' , Rosenhaugh, Gail 169, 131 268 Ross, l\lark 153 Ross, Susan 153 Ross, Wayne 56, 71 , 72, 206, 219 Rossow, Bev 47, 62, 68, 81, 169 Roth, Bruce 153 Roth, Steven 206 Rounds, Edward 168 Roush, James 216 Roux, Mike 58, 135, 168 Rowe. S:rnd y 43 15 57 67 79, 168 , , , , Rudig. Sheryl 30, 168 Ru ssell, Bill 65 75 77 llO 153 , , , , Russell. Donald 57. ll6, 152 Rya n. Tom 4, 56, 152 Saathoff, J effrey 152 Sales, Donna 152 Sales, Ed 152 Sal es, Howard 153 Sanders, P aul 168 Savnge, J anice 47, 57, 62, 63, 169 Sayers, Susan 81, 169 Scha fe r, Connie 70, 80, 153 Schafer, Diana 206 Schendel, P eggy 70, 153 Schewe, Frank 153 Schewe, Linda 169 Schickner, Eu gene 207 Schmitt, J anice 37 43 55 169 , , ' Schmitt, Marilyn 37, 153 Schr,..der. Alan 47. 57 62 63, 64, 106, 122 126 '169' 131 , , ' Schroeder, Elaine 4 30 43 47. 55. 56, 60, 63 7'z 207 ' 220, 223 ' , , Schroeder, Leonard 168 Schwetz, Diane 4 7:, 77 153 , , ' Scott, Kelly 62, 63 75 76 77, 168 ' , , Scoular, Susa n 60, 168 Sealock, John 5, 47, 68, 106, 112, 114, 119, 137, 207 Sellers, Pebel 152 Sewell, Kathy 47, 152 Shadley, Thomas 33 47 59 71, 72, 92, 108, 201,' 22i , Shamblen, Donna 74, 168 Shanno, Larry 47, 152 Shannon, Carolyn 61, 152 Shannon, Cookie 153 Shannon, Dewayne 153 Shannon, Kathy J. 47, 207 Shannon, Kathie 207 Shannon, Mike 168 Shannon, Mike 57 123 139 168 , , , Shaughnessy, Maureen 43 67, 207, 223 , Shaughnessy, Rita 67, 169 Sheely, Kathy 45, 56, 70, 153 Shepard, Sandy 58, 70, 152 Shestak, William 207 Shinn , Clarence (i2. 169 Shrade r, Terri 82, ll 7, 153 Shuda k, Steve 86, 116, 132, 142, 153 Siclrnrg, Jim 152 Sie fk en, J crry 69, ll6, 152 S igler, Steve 152 S illik, Terry 169 S imrnnns, Reggie 126, 169 Simons, Cynd y 4, 43, 53, 54, 59, 60, 67, 72, 96, 97, 207, 222, 225 S irn uns, Nan t:y 3, 47, 50, 55, 72, 158, 169 S ipes, Rita 4.3, 56, 62, 63, 207, 219 Skalberg, Gary 56, 208 Skalberg, Kathl een 169 Skaw, :\farilyn 152 Skinner, Fred 153 Smartt, Cheryl 43, 67, 168 Smartt, Linda 5, 208 Smith , Ca ndy 5, 57, 72, 168, 172 Smith, Ca rrie 208 Smith, Cathy 4, 43, 44, 47, 60, 61, 64, 72, 208, 221 Smith, Debbie Jo 44, 74, 80, 136, 142, 153 Smith, Debby J ean 5, 44, 47, 51, 55, 1i 75, 61 , 168 Smith, Doug 42, 43, 47, 51, 54·, 68, 86, 108, 104, ll9, 112, 140, 208, 218 Smith, Gary 58, 208 Smith, John 153 Smith, John M. 43, 71, 72, 100, 112, ll 4, 208 Smith, Mary 56, 82, 117, 153 Smith, Noreen 208, 220 Smith, Pam 30, 31, 208 Smith, Regina 153 Smith, Robert 153 Smith, Steve 208 Smith, Vicky 168 Smyth, Sheryl 64, 169 SnydcG Jane 152 SnydeG J ohn 169 Soar, Sheryl 45, 57, 61, 169 Sollazzo, Barbara 169 Sollazzo, Brian 65, 71, 72, 209, 223, 51 Sondag, Don 168 Sorensen, Nancy 168 Sortino, P erry 168 Souser, J acqui 98, 168 Span e!, Ron 57, 116, 152 Spencer, Karen 30, 60, 47; 138, 209, 217, 220 Spelman, Linda 56, 81, 152 Spickerman, Ton y 209 Splittgerber, J ane 47, 209 Spohn, Larry 168 Spracklin, .T erry 169 Spratt, Debbie 152 Spra tt, Vicki 64, 66, 209 254 , Sta nford, Tom 169 St. Clair. Benita 60, 67, 169 S tccnsen, Denn is 169 Steiber. D;_i vid 56, 71, 72, 75, 76, 77, 209 Steinke, Fred 58, 209 Steink e, Jim 71, 72, 75, 77, 152 Steinke, .John 71 , 72, 152 Stevens, David 153 St evens, Richard 169 Stewart, George 153 Still, Flo 170 Still, Kenn y l 29 ,153 Stincmatcs, Fred 56, 92, 106, llO, 209, 223 Stinemates, Rosa lee 60, 170 S tockt on, Carolyn 209 Stockton, Marvin 153 Stogdill, Pat 44, 154 Stoker, Susan 56, 154· S tokes, Dave 209 ' Story, Ron 53, 86, ll2, 114, 118, l 22, 132, 134, 209 Story, Shawn 62, 170 Stotts, Mary Jane 30, 209 Street, J ohn 45, 56, 154 Strong, Dennis 209 Strong, Frances 47, 52, 55, 56, 59, 60, 62. 65, 170 Strong, Sandy 171 Stukcy, Michael 56, 154 Stultz, Sharon 14·, 209 Sturm, Connie 171 Sturm, Dennis 171 Sturm, Kathy 171 Sturm, Loretta 170 Sturm, Mona 60, 61, 154 Sublet, Susie 51 47 55 60 70, 170 , ' , , Sulhoff, Sandy 57, 72, 171 Sullivan, Linda 61, 64, 170 Sullivan, Mike 170 Swange r, Kath y 154 Swisher, Patsy 70, 155 Sydzy ik, Georgia 171 Tackett, Myra 155 Tadlock, Linda 155 Tallman, Nan cy 210 Tallman, Tommy 155 Tallman, Ronald 64. 69, 71, 114, 123, 171 Tanner, Mike 210 Tatroe, Bob 210 Taylor, Danny 75, 77, 171 Taylor, Janice 170 Taylor, Paul 210 Taylor, Rodney 155 Tews, Elaine 155 Thoma s, Dan 121, 134, 154 Thomas, Dennis 132, 154 Thomas, .Joe 127, 170 T homas, Leroy 71, 154 Th omas, Linda 43, 210 Thompson, Carolyn 170 Thom pson, Dia ne 210 Thompson, Mike 211 Thompson, Shirley 211 Tltompson, Susan 154· Thompson, Tim 211 Thomsen, Russ 211 Thornton, Peggy 170 Thorson, Jim 56, 62, 63, 64, 92, 93, 211 Thorson, J oyce 64·, 70, 181, 155 Tisher, Cindy 56, 81, 136, 155 Tisher, Judy 101, 211 T odd, Earline 155 Todd, Marilyn 47, 171 Tompkins, Eugene 211 Torneton, Rod 56, 68, 139 211 ' Toscano, l\Iichacl 54., 59, 92, 93, 101 , 21 1, 22~ 224 T ownsend, Janice 171 Tracy, Mike 114, 171 Tracy, Tlrnymer 57, 70, 155 Trnutma n, Dale 155 Travis, Scott 51, 211 Trimmer, Cathy 138, 155 Trumble, David 171 Trussell, S herry 43, 67, 75. 76, 77, 94., 212 . Turner, Cecil 170 Turner, Richard 170 Turne r, Tom 155 Turone, Tom 212 Turpen, Carol 45, 212 Turpen, Richard 170 Tysor, S haron 5 43 64 72 212 ' ' ' ' Vallier, Connie 95, 138, 155 Vance, Judy 170 Vance, Lila 170 Vanderloo, Kim 129, 154 VanDong:e, Pam 154· VanHorn, Margaret 71, 72, 76, 212, 47 Van V uuren, Rex 43, 48, 54, 71, 72, 97, 116, 122, 127, 212 Vargas, Rachel 138, 171 Vermillion, Lanny 171 Vermuele 54, 66, 75, 77, 212 Vest, Bill 75, 76, 77, 171 Vest, Kathy 31, 47, 55, 64, 72, 212 Vogel, George 116, 171 Vogt, Fred 71, 76, 212, 47 Vore, J erry 170 Vua niau~, .John 71, 72, 170 Wadsworth, Alan 154 Waffle, Ron 170 Wagrr, l\fory 81, 154 Wager, Terry 64., 170 Wagner, Jim 47, 62, 63, 170 Wahl. Dick 43, 45, 212 Waite, l\like 154· Walker, Carolyn 100, 170 Walker, Denise 56, 155 Walker, Ken 57, llO, 155 Wall, Dan 155 Walla, Sue 43, 47, 60, 67, 72, 136, 170 Wallace, Virgil 170 Walling, Chuck 30, 32, 154, 171 \Valter, Lana 171 Wall er, Vicki 155 Walton, Honald 171 Ward, Eddie 171 Ward, Karen 213 Ward, Nancy 155 Washburn, Cinda 70, 81, 155 Watkins, Rodney 154 Watson, Mike 213 Waugh, Stephanie 57, 60, 154· Way, Bill 171 Weare, Ka thy 66, 74, 213 W ebstcr, Gloria 171 Webster, Harold 56, 71, 72, 213 W ehrli, Ricky 56, l16, 121, 154 Weidman, Linda 154 Weidman, Merlin 171 Wells, Linda 57, 154 W elsh, Ron 5, 171 W endt, Diane 44, 81, 170, 172 Wendt, Pat 4.7, 154 West, Linda 155 . Whaley, Garold 59, 213 Wheeler, J ohn 43, 121, 155 Wheeler, Vonita 213 Whipkey, Dan 170, llO White, Cathy 47, 67, 213 White, Jack 56, 170 White, Mary 170 Whit e, Shirley 154 White, Tina 170 Whitney, Lola 44, 47, 60, 65, 213 Wiatt, Tom 170 Wicpcrt, Ida Mac 52, 64, 66, 213 Wiese, Terrie 81, 154 Wieser K. 66 Wilckcn, Jane 44, 55, 60, 64, 67, 94., 213 Wilckcn, Mary 57, 63, 95, 154 Wilderman, Judy 170 Will, Becky 43, 4 7, 170 Willey, Dianne 76, 171 Williams, Don 154 Williams, Gary 116, 154 Williams, Mary 67, 94, 108, 214 Williams, Randy 154 Williamson, Steve 43, 214 Wilmoth, Carol 214 Wilson, Bill 155 Wilson, Bridget 57, 82, 117, 155 Wilson, Cheryl 47, 55, 81, 85, 96, 97, 98, 214 Wilson, Daniel 71, 72, 75, 77, 155 Wilson, David 154 Wilson, Flicsha 82, 154 Wilson, Janet 154 Wilson, J ohn 57, 138, 171 Wilson, J oyce 154 Wilson, Judy 154 Wilson, Judy 70, 82, 214 Wilson, Linda 59, 155 Wilson, Linda 30, 53, 58, 60, 64, 72, 88, 94, 214, 220 Wilson, Paul 155 Wilson, Tim 4, 155 Wind, Pamela 4·6, 47, 56, 214, 219 Wingerd, Shawn 155 Wink, William 214 Witte, Janis 54, 66, 214 Wold, Cheryl 31, 45, 47, 59, 60, 92, 214, 220 Wolff, Blaine 116, 135, 154 Wood, Bettie 43, 171 Wood, Delores 61, 171 Wood, Glen 154 Wood, John 43, 44, 215 Wood, Linda 55, 56, 215 Wood, Mary Ann 5, 67, 215, 223 Woods, Dave 154· Woods, John 43, 45, 154 Woods, Linda 155 Woods. Teresa 35, 47, 55, 56, 81, 171 Woods, Tom 68, 113, 114, 215 Woodford, Kathy 154 Woodford, l'vlarilyn 215 Woodworth, Don 215 Woodworth, Larry 62, 171 Wooldridge, Greg 43, 56, 68, 114, 135, 171 Woolsoncroft, Sherry 171 Wredt, Krik 155 Wright, Arvey 155 Wright, Larry 57, 75, 76, 77, 171 Wylie, Linda 215 Wymore, Mike 215, 226 Wynn, Jacqueline 215 Yates. Bob 51, 65, 71, 72, 215 Yopp, Diana 155 Yopp, Judy 170 Yordt, Wesley 170 York, Esther 216 Young, Cheryl 55, 60, 170 Young, Kay 45, 57, 154 Young. Elizabeth (Becky) 47, 70, 80, 142. 155 Young, Tim 154 Zanderholm, Patsy 170 Zdan, Dan 45, 4.7, 51, 56, 63, 170 Zulhke, Robert 47, 216 Zweerink, Gene 154· 269 Autographs 270 Autographs 271 Autographs 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/. 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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. 1965 Thomas Jefferson High School Yearbook 1965 Annual schools Thomas Jefferson High School TJHS Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/2818721da98ce525667e4822cc6c1677.pdf 3170b1ec40d9dfb2cf3c8fe58b0806ce PDF Text Text Thomas Jefferson High School Council Bluffs, Iowa Editor-In-Chief: Nancy Jo Simons Assistant Editor: Leslie Cowardin Advisors: Mary Ellen Long Michael Gill As Viewed by the Annual Staff in the 1966 Monticello 2 Foreword Welcome, world, to Tee Jay, Come, take a look at me. To the present I am hope, To the future, destiny. A hundred thousand footsteps Have echoed in my halls, And for every step a memory Is held within my walls. The tears and shouts that sound here, The hopes and dreams that grew, Are written in my very bricks And I show them now to you. So welcome, world, to Tee Jay, Come walk a while and see The story of the students Who spend three years with me. Linda Holder B53777 3 4 DMINISTRATION,p.I~ l )) ADVERT/S[f1[N T5. p.]5, 5 6 BUSINESS MANAGER Susie Sublet PHOTOGRAPHY Craig Acord Jim Grazier Annual 9taff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nancy Jo Simons Sherry Peterson ASSISTANT EDI TOR Les Cowa rdin Betty Pa rks CO-ART ED ITOR S J ay Malon e G11il Rosenbau gh CO-SPORTS AND PHOTOGRAPHY ED ITORS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Judy Mo ra n COPY EDITOR De b ri a Smith Eva Paladino SPONSOR Mr. Gill Shari Mann Diana Fidone Beckie Young Jacque Cl ark LAYOUT STAFF A great deal of planning, hard work, and teamwork made the publication of this yearbook possi ble. The 1966 Monticello staff hopes that the material contained within these covers will be read often and that this year at Thomas Jefferson will be remembered for many years to come. SPORTS LAYOUTS Terry Thomas BUSINESS STAFF Th aymer Tracy Chris Phillips Susie Fazio SPONSOR Miss long 7 Because You Are Dedicated • • • We dedicate this book to you Mr. Rosenthal. This is the 1966 Monticello staff's way of saying thank you for all the additional time and energy you have given in helping your students and the students of Tee Jay. You have gone beyond being just a teacher, you are also a friend to all who know you. You r students leave Tee Jay knowing they have learned someth ing; the members of the clubs of which you are a sponsor have a feeli ng of belonging; and those who see you at the sports and other e xtracurricular activities know that you care. Being a teacher is a hard job in itself. Add to it being sponsor fo r the M. 0. I. Club, co-sponsor of the National Honor Societ y, scorekeeper for the basketball games, and bowling on the teachers' bowling league and you have more than enough to keep anyone busy. Mr. Rosenthal graduated from Creighton University in Omaha , Nebraska in 1962. He majored in math . Remember when the ·· National Honor Soc iety members decorated your car with fl owers three years in a row? Remember th e faculty-varsity basketba ll games you have played in? Remem ber g o ing clear to Kern field fo r the football games? Remember that " the squaw of the hippopotamus is equal to the squaw of the other two hide s"? Remember the proud feeling as yo u watched your former students graduate? 9 HAPPIN ESS IS . . • 10 To Show Our Appreciation We, the 1966 Mo nt icello staff, show our appreciation to you , Mr. Michael Gill, our sponsor. You have given invaluable service to us in the prepa rat ion of this annual. Constantly working , yo u have taken and finished pictures a nd g iven us advice concerning layout problems. Through you we have learned the necessary procedures to construct a good an nual. You keep busy checking up on picture s, proofreading copy, making us meet deadlines, and many other ta sks until the day the book is completed. In addition to being our sponsor, you have also been assistant junior varsity football coach and are at present, a teacher of the long-forgotten language-Latin. So, speaking in your terms, "Benedicat te Deus!" (May God bless you.) . . . MEETING THE DEADLI NE ! MRS. STRICKLAND Retiring Teachers How do you put into a few short paragraphs everyt hing a person has done in forty-four years of service for a school. A person like Mrs. Clara Strickland will always be remembered as the nucleus of Tee Jay. Mrs. Strickland came here in 1922 and right away became not just a history teacher, but a drawing force in the school. In 1929 she founded the Sauganaugh History Club and in 1930 the Nu Omega Sigma Literary Society. During the 1950's she began the task of sponsoring the senior class. Mrs. Strickland also worked very hard and put out the first yearbook, sponsored Altau, and is celebrating the anniversary of her twentieth year as sponsor of the National Honor Society. Only devotion to her students could have kept Mrs. Strickland here, at Tee Jay. Mr. Harold Jones has. a way of putting his students at ease so that they can work up to their capabilities. Since he came to Tee Jay in 1934, he has prepared girls for excellent secretarial positions. We are sure Mr. Jones' former students will long remember him and all of Tee Jay will miss him. MR. JONES Miss Hazel Miller came here in 1925 as journalism instructor. Miss Miller was praised as "always ready and willing to help in any way she can to make the SIGNAL a better paper." In 1930 Miss Miller founded the Will Rogers Chapter, Quill and Scroll. As a journalism, history, and English teacher, Miss Miller will always be remembered. MISS MILLER II •'' I•' "' •q "' 1 c , I •Hf C. 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I ' t '' \ ') ,, \ ') ., 2- "'7"\_,Q°\O \ C) _.,7,_ ,,,71. \') -· ,... , r f," I : ,, II l'll' ,, ,. T111. c t11.c1..1:. •' .. p. o r. ,, (", I Q 0 "' 2" o I\ <,f' I u I\ <, l"I ~ Q <, LP( < OF C111\ I 'I 1..1( ' '· 0 " "\O I')/ <,I n \ I fl /\ 1 / C,r) "'" .,, .. , 0 I<, \ ')/ f'l \fC,') ,,.,, 'II I /C, f'I ?. 1 l'\\ I N>I ') 7 n1 10 11 so 1:1 . 11. . \0 • H ' •I ~" •.( '·• 14 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Mourer, superintendent of the Council Bluffs School System, has been working at full capacity for many years. He is deeply appreciated for his many hours of hard work and dedication. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Aiding Mr. Mourer is assistant superintendent, Mr. Jones. Everyone appreciates the work he has done in helping our school system run smoothly. SCHOOL BOARD L. to R.: Mr. Jack Peters, Mrs. U. J. Collignon, Mr. Lester Haas, Mr. William Cutler-Pres., Dr. Frederick Marsh, Mr. Richard Stoufer, Mr. Sam Brown-V. Pres. Principal Principal, Mr. Bernard U. Bolton, has been at Thomas Jefferson for nineteen years. He has been principal for the past fifteen years. Much of his time has been devoted to making Thomas Jefferson one of the finest high schools in Iowa. Although his job is demanding, he seems to have time for everything. By doing this he has won the respect of both students and faculty. Vice-Principal Before becoming Vice-Principal of Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Steven Field taught biology for five years and was a boxing coach. Taking part in such matters as scheduling, guidance, discipline and records takes up most of his time. In his spare time he is d edicated to his prize-winning collies. 15 16 ~ -- They are behind all testing programs such as the fa ll ITED tests, pre-college entrance exar)ls, Preliminary-Scholastic-Aptitude Tests (PSA T), a nd the America n College Test (ACT). which is given on two diffe rent days. They visit with the counselors from various colleges, instruct students in . preparing their high school program prior to college and determine scholarships for the students. Besides being the 'guida nce director for Thomas J efferson, Miss G rubb is ve ry active in the community. She is on the Pottawatamie county board of TB and Health Association, a member of t he Altrusa club, sings in the church choir, and for relaxation she e njoys concerts, reading a nd listening to music. .. r : ., ' .. n ... ' \ Mr. Miller is in charge of the ad ult education at Thoma s Jefferson and this ta kes up most of his time . He belongs to e ig ht t eaching organiza tions and is an agent for the GED tests for ad ults. For e njoyme nt and re la xa tion he likes to go flying, hunting , deep sea fishin g or water skiing. The counseling cent er is one of the b usiest places in Thomas Jefferson. The coul']selors do many things besides their reg ular duties of fixing schedules and school records and setting up a scholastic system. Counseling Mrs. Springer and Mrs. Beckman a re the secretaries in the . counseling cente r and are alwa ys ready and willing to he lp with any problem that might come up. The counselors also figure the students' grade point averages for the records and senior class ran k. If you want a good job, the counseling center is the place to go, for they can give your would-be employer a recommendation. Center y Besides all this our "custodians of the records" have to keep up to date e very yea r on the ever changing vocational material in all fields and the changing requirements of colleges and universities, and prepare thermofa x copies of the students' records for jobs and college entrance. When he isn 't being a counselor, Mr. LaMantia is in charge of the boys golf team in the spring and is co-s ponsor of the M.0.1. club. For rela xation he enjoys bowling, hunting, or fishing. In the summer he can be found spending his time in California. He is a member of the Lion's club and music is his hobby. 17 18 Secretaries Very busy is Mrs. "Peg" Friedrich. Her jo~ is to manage all school funds by paying bills, keeping the accounts of our clubs, and making a detailed report to the Board of Education every month. This is Mrs. Fried rich's first year as an office secretary. For nine years she worked in T.J.'s cafeteria. Keeping up with her two teen-age daughters takes up most of Mrs. Friedrich's time at home. Keeping t he office running smoothl y is the job of Mrs. Beck. She ta kes care of reg istra t ion, calls substitute tea chers, ma ke s out the faculty pay roll, and is Mr. Bo lton 's secret a ry. Also Mrs. Bec k is one of T. J .'s most avid sports enth usi asts. We appreciate her int erest in t he many activitie s of the students, bot h in a nd outside of school. "Do yo u have a n e xcuse ? " is a common phrase hea rd from Mrs. Ben tl a g e , who has se rved T.J. for twe lve years. akin ~ c are of th e a tte ndance is a big job and Mrs. Be ntl a ge is ve ry efficient at th is ta sk. In he r spa re t ime she li ke s t o read, especia ll y historical books. ALVIN CRUMLY Biology RICHARD ORTEZ Biology This is a fish! F-1-S-H !!! Faculty RICHARD DAVIS Biology DON HANSEN Biology HARRY LOBEL Physics JOHN ROSENTHAL Hono rs Math CHARLES CROUSE Algeb ra -Geometry FRANK LaMANTIA Trigonometry-Calculus MADGE HINKEL Geometry AGNES SPERA Chemistry 19 20 DENNIS EITMAN Eng lish YOLANDA GARCIA Spanish MARY DALEY Eng lish KAR EN DAY English-Debate THOMAS HAAS En glish-Cr. Writi ng LARRY MOST English JOAN LaCASCIA English MICHAEL GILL Latin Annu al DONNA THOMPSON Engli sh MARJORIE GI LLESPIE French ANN E BROKAW Eng lish Nobody stands around in this cl ass!!! MARY LONG Eng lish-Annu al ROGER MELK US Eng lish I'll tell M r. Fields on you!! ! REUBEN HA RR ISON Journalism DANIEL RYAN Drafting DARCEL ADAMS W elding DENNIS GOTSCHALL Drafting ERNEST ROBINSON Sh eet M etal CLINTON RICHEY Machine Shop LEROY PICKLES Printing WILBUR EGE Auto M echanics VERN PECK Auto M ech anics CHARLES BRYANT Drafting GARY SCHWARZKOPF Building Construction "So, wh at are you staring at?" GRANT HUNTER Printing FRED MOESSNER Printing "If my orms were o little bit longer, I'd show you what I mean!" GEORGE EDENBURN Welding /, VICTOR LEGAULT ROTC 21 22 JACK HANSEN G ove rnme nt MICHAEL HOFFMAN World History " Boys! Our goal is that way!" CLARA MORRIS Libra rian EDWARD BREMMER History KENNETH HAWKES W o rld Hist ory W A RD BEA N Bu sine ss Law RO BERT CA PEL P.sych o logy MIRIAM BOYD Art REU BEN FAN DERS Dra ma HAROLD JONES Typing W ILLIAM DAVIS Drive r Edu cation ERNEST OAKES Band KA REN JENSEN Voca l Music SALLY KELKER Girls' Ph ysica l Education WILLIAM SIMMS Boys' Ph ysica l Education NANCY TANGEMAN Homema king IDA DARGIN Typing HARRIET CHASE Shorthand PHILLIS BECK Homemaking DONNA BALZER Girls' Physical Education LLOYD JEROME Boys' Physica l Education ETTA SHELTON Homemaking JOSEPH BA RTLETT Typing LOUISE MICHEL ETTO Typing 23 24 CAROL POKORNY Shorthand BARBARA H ANSEN History G ARNET WELSCH History CLARA STRICTLA ND Dea n of Girls "Egad! Who wrote this?" MA RTHA WANGBERG History GRACE SCHROEDER Bookkeeping MARY STAGEMAN Nurse CHARLES RAFFERTY ROTC C HARLES MARSH ALL ROTC "Where is th e footba ll? " From Left to Right: Marjorie Hemingson, Lou Hager, Katheri ne Woodruff, Violet Clinton. Second Row: Wilma Jone s, Twila Dofner, Irene English . Tee Jay Cooks These capable ladies are our Tee Jay cooks. They prepare the food that we eat in t he cafeteria. The day begins for each of them at seven thirty a.m. and ends at approximately three in the afternoon. Cooking for fourteen hundred students a nd faculty members is a large job and everything must be prepared in great quantity. We all thank these ladies for their work and fo r the meals they prepare for us each day. 25 26 Toking time out, these coshiers are : Kathy Rolfe, Linda Kindberg, Pam Nelson, Cha rlotte Gray, Linda Lydon, and Pam Lee. Aside from an occasional va cation when someone drops and brea ks a dish, the boys working in the cafeteria are kept busy all of fourth period. These boys get to tackle t ha t ever-growing pile of trays, keep clean dishes ava ila ble, a nd assist t he cooks. Cafeteria Workers These six g irls kee p the line s movi ng smoot hly by coping with st udents b uyi ng ca rtons of milk with la rge bi lls, t hose buying eno ug h food for t e n ot her people , a nd t hose inte rested in getti ng just t he co rrect number of c9 lories. A grea t a mount of pat ience a nd co urt esy is used and t he st ude nts can often be heard vo ic ing their appreciation to t he t une of clattering dishes. Performi ng their vario us tasks, tilese boys ore: Mike Jones, Pau l Beckma n, Lynn Madse n, David Points, G len Mclean Keeping the school in order is their main objective. Betty LeMaster leads the parade. Left to Right. Carl Miller, Pat Kilbane , C. J. Hackley, Jeff Cox, Gle n Birdsong, Sam Carrubba , and Betty Le Ma ste r. Custodians Use Teamwork to Dust, Sweep, Scrub. Dusting lockers, cleaning classrooms, doing minor repairs are some of the duties of Tee Jay's Custodian Staff. Keeping the school clean is a big task, but Tee Jay's custodians manage to get the job done. Can you imagine cleaning up after more than 1,500 students? 27 28 Sandi Adamson, Cheryl Smartt, Nancy Anderson, Donna Foley, Vickie Drake, Judy Moore, and Susie Friedrich (not pictured) spent many hours working in the main office typing tests and running them off for the teach e rs. Stella Anderson worked for Mr. Wally Miller, one of our capable cou nselors. Office Workers J udy Moore assists Mr. Ke nneth Hawkes. Counseling Center The girls in the counseling center helped Mrs. Springer and the counselors an hour each day. They were kept busy by assisting with the enrollment cards, helping students locate college and vocational material, running errands, and answering the telephone. e~ to Right: Mary Hartm11n, li nd 11 Duitman, and Marsha Griffiths. Mrs. Ma ri e Be ntl e ge, atte ndance sec re t a ry; interrupts her bu sy schedule to pose for an a nnual picture . Left to Right, Row I: Sandy Abbott, Dian e Yearington, Sh a ro n King, Barb Ha wki ns, Pam Poulos, Diana Reese , Lind a Sulliva n, J a ne H a ger, Janice Schmitt, Ma rsha Appl ega t e , Row 2: Jo Ann Corum, H e le n Murphy, De bby Schultz, Pam Matteso n, Jo Ann Harris, Marl e ne Hill, Pat Stogdill. Row 3: Cathy Rich a rd so n, J ea nnin e H ayes, Den a C arm in, Pam Horner, Letti, Bradley, Bon nie Smith, Ginny Olsen, a nd Ne ll a Graves. Attendance Office Distributing absence lists; fil ing e xcuses and cards; running errands; and answering the telephone were t he. many jobs performed by the attendance girls These girls worked each day during their study periods to gain e xperience in general office procedures. 29 30 Production The production girls help teachers by running off tests on the mimeograph and duplicating machines. Production is sponsored by Mr. Jose ph Bartlett. Left to Right: Row I: Dia ne Camden, Marcia McMullen, and Donna Himbe rg e r. Row 11: Charlotte Montgomery, Paula Nich oles, Cheryl Smyth, and Connie Acke rman . FIRST SEMESTER Left to Right: Row I: An.na Myers, Diane Camden, Jani ce Schmitt , Cindy Amos, Diane ~dt, and Dona Hall. Row II : Linda Calfee, Mary Richard so n, Kath/ Cepuron, Pau ltette Mathews, Rita Shaughnessy, Melody Fowler. and Trudy Mille r. Girls' Lounge SECO ND SEMESTER Left to Right: Row I: G lenda Pe try, Dona Ha ll, Betsy Parrack, Teresa Woods, and Kathy McClary. Row II: Diane Camden, Linda Calfee Mary Richa rdson, Kathy Cepuran, and fctulette Mathews. I The students of Thomas Jefferson were saddened by the death of Bob Knudsen. This sophomore boy was well liked by all who knew him. He had a warm smile and a fri e ndly greeting for everyone. Mrs. Capel and Bob Bob Knudsen In Memoriam Mrs. Capel was one of the school's most dedicated sports fans. You could count on her presence and cheerful smile at nearly all the sports events. Mrs. Capel was the wife of Coach Robert Cape l. Their son Robert is attendi ng Westpoint Military Academy. B53777 31 32 EUROPE HTfH I lif. CONGRESS OF VIE A 1815 - -- • 33 34 Here at Tee Jay each student has the key to most anything that he or she is interested in. Also having a wide vari ety of organizations and ' activities in which the student may participate. The students, projects, and activities shown on t he next few pages are only a few of the things that go on at Tee Jay that will help the student gain the key to a good and prosperous life. Two stud e nts wo rking ve ry ha rd in ch emistry cla ss unde r t he dire ctio n of Miss Ag nes Spera. Ready to start his five minute spe ech, is one of t he th ings cove red in sophomore English. Representative John R. Hansen (Democrat) spoke to the government classes of Mr. Edward Bremme r. Mr. Dennis Schwieso is planning his lessons for th e week. Drama stude nts work hard to put out some very fine programs. 35 36 POLARIZATION BY SCATTERING P- 1\wm G- ICra_,. Gua r- M-llu SQ"'1Cll The winne r of the trip to De s Mo ines was Jim Graz ie r on Polarization o f Light. Twenty-two students from TeeJay e nt ered the City Science Fair he ld a t W oodrow W ilson on March 11, 1966. One student from Tee Jay won a n all ex pe nse pa id trip to Des Moines. The Radi ation Cloud C hambe r was done by J o hn Rolfe . THE COLORS OF LIGHT C olors of light was d one by Judy Duke a nd Ma ry Pete rs. 1· Dave Head d emonstrates his model rocket. Others who attended the City Science Fair were: Rod Eriksen , Reflection of Light; Gerald Norman, Air Gauge; Jim Wagner, Magnetic Sea Water Pump; Ralph De Bar, The Resonance of Pendulums; Paul Beckman, Rocket Mode; Jeff Harris, Wave Theory of Light; Ga il Rosenbaugh , Waves; Richard Turner, Shotun Sound Snooper; Diana Fi done, Operating a Teleg ph· Ken Walker, Cryogenies-Science of Super gra , Cold; G a ry Bouvier, To Show the Duct Work of a Model of a gasoline moto r done by John Butler. Furnace; Ronald Walton, Vector Forces; Ron T allamn and Tandy McClure, Intelligence of Rodents; Bob Case and Mike Constant, Methods of Desa lination; Bill Costello and Mike Oles, House Construction; Larry Horner .and Mike Tracy, What Is Perpetual Motion and Why Does It Work? - Dave Head won a $50.00 prize for his entry and represented Thomas Jefferson at the State Fair in Des Moines. T PUMP TO SHOW d'.llBLE CAUSE OF Hl6H ; .. BLOOD PRESSURE .t_i·s 0\'1'1'1 'l .\S H.\'I" ' 'il'l' t \ .-\) s Alan Holmburg shows the cause of high blood pre ssure. 37 38 Thomas Jefferson's debate team can be very proud of themselves. On October 9, 1965, at the Hawkeye Tournament, two I st pla ce trophies were won in the A and B division . I st place District Debate was Doug Rasmussen and Maurice Goldenburg. I st place state debate was Kathy Sheely and Gloria Purnell. They are also undefeated. 2nd place American League, Dick Purnell. I st, 2nd and 3rd a t Creighton Prep. Maurice Goldenberg. Superior rati ngs were given at District P Speech: Maurice Goldenberg, Evelyn Gibbs, and Doug Rasmussen. L. to R. Row I: K. Youn g , G . Purne ll. Row 2: E. G ib bs, D. Rasmussen, K. Sh e ll y Row 3: J. Mykle bu st, W . Russe ll, M. G old e nbe rg . N ineteen I st, 2nd a nd 3rd pl a ce ribbon s we re wo n in Individ ua l Eve nts a t Crei ghton Pre p . on Decembe r 4, 1965. Tee J a y e nte re d twelve stud e nts. 1 ~ 39 40 - 41 42 Student Bac:k Row, L. to R. Susie Friedrich, Beckie Young, Marsha Lee, Debbie Ha rril l, Carolyn Sha nnon, Gerd Hienstorfer, Da le Bake r, Pam Nelson, Diana Fidone, Brian Ahlquist, Maurice Goldenberg, Mi ke Shanno n, Don He nning er, J ay Ma lone, Linda Kerrin, Dia na Robin son, Diane Howland. Center, L. to R. Dan Zdan, Julie Carpenter, Deb Smith, Toni Hansen, Nancy Simons, Sh aron Drake. Not pictured: Marilyn Schmitt, Kathy Parks The Student Council officers for 1966 are from I. to r. Trudy Probst Alica Lindsay G reg Mann Sandy Rowe Eva Paladino Treasurer Vice-President President Secretary Election Commissioner Council This year the student council members were elected on an entirely new basis. Rather than having a representative from each home room, the school is divided into districts and two people are elected from each district. There are thirteen districts giving 26 Council members. The candidates campaigned and made speeches within their districts until voting day arrived. Students then voted for the person of their choice. The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Ward Bean, holds the Sno-Ball dance each year. Contrary to tradition, it was changed from a semi-formal dance to a dressy skirt and sweater dance, and it proved to be a great success. The Twirp Week dance was also sponsored by the Student Council. A new innovation at the T wirp Week dance this year was a contest to determine the boy with the prettiest legs. De bbie Harrill a nd Greg Ma nn he lp decorate th e fie ld house fo r t he d a nce. The winner then received as a grand prize-a garter! One of the other activities of the group is sending flowers to students who are in the hospital. The main purpose of the Student Council is to strive for a better school for both the students and the faculty. One of the most pressing problt)ms that they are trying to solve is the condition of the student parking lot. They hope to have it paved or blacktopped sometime in the near future. Pro ba bly the most muscular leg s of the court we re those of Bo b Ca se. 43 44 Character Two-Yea r Members, 1st Row, L. to R.: T. Woods, N. Moore, C. Fra ley, J. Clark, C. Hourigan, 2nd, M. Todd , K. Parks, S. Walla, J. Pl antikow, S. Anderson, P. An fi nson, M. Honig, 3rd, W. Nixo n, J. Wagner, P. G arrean, M. Gibler, G. Mann, R. Oshlo . Sponso r Mrs. Strick land Old and New Jun ior Membe rs, 1st Row, L. to R.: D. Smi th , S. Carter, M. Ege, B. Young, D. Fid one, P. Wendt, K. Sewe ll , S. Friedric h, J. Moran, 2nd, B. Hanson, G. Drake , C. Phillips, M. Davis, C. Gottbrecht, D. Ellis, K. Sh ee ly, D. Walk er, 3rd, G. Purnell, · J. Henry, P. Hanse n, D. Hanse n, J. Du ke, L. Coll ett, J. Ha rris, A. Barton, 4th, M. Lee, J. Carpente r, L. Cowa rdin, L. Sha nno, W. Brown, S. Mann, 5th, R. Gei bert, J . Lawless, F. Brooks, K. Young, P. Lee, A. Hubbard , J. Olsen, 6th, W. Ru ssel, R. Fienhold, V. Ell iott, D. Fe rnley, J. Mykelbust, D. Rasmusse n, M. Gold enbu rg. The a nnual induction ceremony for the Thomas J efferson High School Cha pter of the National Honor Society took place o n Wednesday, April 6, 1966. Carrying out a n Easte r mood, the ceremony included devotions and sac red music selections. Leadership NH9 After the history, qualifications, and standards of CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, and SERVICE were explained to the students, the new members were introduced. According to tradition, 15% of the upper one-third of the seniors (nineteen), I 0% of the upper one-fourth of the juniors, (forty-five), and 5°/0 of the upper one-fourth of the sophomores (twenty-six) were chosen. Service Scholarship Th e New Se nior Membe rs, 1st Row, L. to R.: V. Lampi, L. J ense n, J. Carlin .. J . Schmitt, S. Drake , 2nd, R. Ke nnett, S. Sulh off, D. Wood , S. Lawso n, J . Bran son, 3rd A. Holmbe rg, R. Eri ckson, T. Pod raza, D. Purn e ll. 4th, L. Wright, L. Kna uss, K. Scott, C . Gilmore, not pictured : D. Robin son. Spo nso r Mr. Rosenth a l Sophomo re Provisio na l Mem be rs, I st Row, L. to R.: S. W eatherill. J . Reese, D. Gra u, J . Hager, M. Con boy, S. Seaton, 2nd, S. Burkey, D. Schrod e r, S. Hunte r, J . Fee kin, L. Feeki n, C . O ssman, P. Holden, 3rd, C . King, R. Ha nso n, D. Strong , N. G raves, A. Brad ley, 4th, S. r-'--'-"---.:--l Lovercheck, J . He cke rma n, G . J o hnso n, K. Ha rvey, J . C onner. 45 46 3 Year Vicki Abels Carol Dietz Con nie Foot e Amy Graves Jim Grazier Mary Hartman Donna Himberg e r Linda Kerrin Gib Kl e fstad Ken Lininger Jay Malon e Ivy Moore Rog e r Na nse l Eva Paladino Pam Peterson Pam Poulos Trudy Pro bst Don Ricke rtsen Beverly Rossow J a nic e Savag e Ala n Schrod e r Na ncy Simons De bby Smith Fra nces Stro ng N.H.9. Members Su sie Su blet I Not Pictu re d- Da n Zdan ) Front Row, L. to R.: Jacqu e Clark, Trudy Probst, Connie Foote, Mr. Harrison, Second Row; Susie Sublet, Frances Strong, Nancy Jo Simons, JoAnn McKe nzie. Quill Quill and Scroll, under its adviser, Mr. R. A. Harrison, is an international society for journalists. Members must be juniors or seniors, be in the upper one - third of° his class, and ha ve supervisory recommendations. ~ Scroll d Front Row, L to R: Marge Davis, Mike Cronin, Sharon Drake, Back: Kathy McClary, Anna Myers 47 48 Red Cross .-.... Sr Representatives Front Row, L to R; M. Smith, C. Smith, D. Smith, B. Parks, J. Cl a rk, G. Purn ell, G. Petry, Miss Da rgin, Second Row; K. Kelly, C. Schafer, C. Gottbrecht, L. Childers, J. Wilde rman, B. Pogue, M. Rocha, S. Dietmen, J . Souser, J . Annin, P. Greenwood, Third Row; L. Pritch ard, A. Hubbard, L. Woods, H. Murphy, B. Betts, S. Johnson, S. Sec ul a r, D. Costello. D. Fidone, J. BeVirt, Fourth Row; P. Fulle r, K. Sh eely, T. Tracy, L. Cowardin, J. Maines, D. Harrill. V. Drake, S. Schroede r, L. G a rd iner, C. Dewson, Fifth Row; C. Gilmore, D. Ke sterso n, P. Stogdill. E. Laughton, M. Forcade, T. Mille r, M. Applegate, B. Kohl , V'. Abels, J. He rrison, J. McKensie. Sponsor ....... . ... . . . .... Miss Dargin President .. .. . .. .. . . .. . . . Candy Smith Vice President . .... ... Judy Wilderman Secretary .. . . ... . .. . .. .. . Jacque Clark Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Greenwood The Junior Red Cross is a benefit to Thomas Jefferson and a reflection of the Tee Jay students. Connected with the city Red Cross Office downtown, the c lub membe rs work for the purpose of giving a little of themselves to he lp others. Represe nta tives are selected from each home room and atte nd bi-monthly meeting s in room e ig hty-one after school. Red Cross Alternates Front Row, L to R; J. Arvidson, B. Mersick, S. Rhodes, M. Wilcken, D. Howla nd, J. Miller, S. Graybill, D. Mcintosh, Second Row; D. Brown, C. Kennedy, B. Sr;iith, A. _Schroeder, M. Gibbler, C. Heitman, D. Fielder, .J. Hall, Third Row; J. Core, P. Hessman, P. Lee, K. Lewis, V. Kinn ey, T. Fem s, E. G1bbl er, Fourth Row; F. Mann, C. Ackerman, C. Horigan, C. Phillips, J. Carpenter, S. Walla, J. Konecny, S. John son Each homeroom also has an alternate to attend Red Cross meetings, either with or in place of th~ re prese ntative. Both the alternate and representative groups have participated in many activities. They he lped buy materials to pack one hundred gift boxes to send overseas, packed Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, and collected $83.33 from homerooms in their membership drive. The Red Cross members are rewarded with the knowledge that they were generous enough to give of themselves to help others who were less fortunate. 49 50 The Signal Trudy Probst and Con nie Foote review a Sign al edition. To print faithfully t he stories of the year, the efficient Signal staff through tireless efforts, were rewarded with a paper of lasting quality. Under the supervision of Mr. R. A. Harriso n, the journ alism 11 students published the paper bi-monthly. Frances Strong a nd Ja cque Clark g athe r a newsworthy story. Larry Mace, Susie Sublet, a nd JoAnn McKe nzie take time out to review their ad s. First Semester Craig Acord and Mr. H arriso n disc uss p icture d ead li nes. Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connie Foote Managing editor . . . . .. Trudy Probst Associate editor . .. . .. Jacq ue Clark Associate editor . . . Fra nces Strong Business manager . . JoAnn McKenzie Feature editor . . . . . . . . Susie Sublet Sports editor ..... . Larry Mace Photographer Craig Acord Reporters . . . Mary Richardson Reggie Simmons Alan McNulty Mary Ri c hardson and Regg ie Simmo ns interview "Chipper" b etwee n muffled growls. Bi-Monthly Paper Sharon Drake and Anna Mye rs solicit ads over the phone. The Signal staff is a select group of students who have had Journalism 2, 3, and sometimes 4. To be eligible, they must have a "B" average in English. A few of the special attractions in every issue are t he interesti ng columns: "Teen of the Week", "Athlete of the Week", and " Hobby of the Week". The Signal has received many local, national, and regional awards; one of these being the honored Na:io~al Scholastic Press Assoc1at1on award. V;ncent Elliott and Mike Cron in ch alk up "brownie points." \ Th e smiling trio of Ma rge Davis, Kathy McClary, and J oe Gibler pose for the "birdie." 9econd 9emester Mr. R. A. Harrison checks a last minute headline. Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon Drake Associate Editor . . . . . Vincent Ell iott Associate Editor .. . . . .. Mike C ro nin Business Manager ..... Marge Davis Sports Editor .... . . . .... Joe Gibler Make-up Editor .... .. Kathy McCla ry Reports ...... .. . ... Connie Shaffer Dick Nelson Linda Spetman Noreen Clinkenbeard Conni e Shaffer, Noreen Clin kenbeard, Dick Nelson, and Li nda Spetman t humb through an old Signa l. 51 52 L. to R. Row I. Kay Young, Bridget Wilson, Su san O'Hara, Rose Matteson , Row 2, Ja cq ue Cl a rk, Denise Walker, Kathy Johnson, Lind a Kerrin, Don Henninger, Buzz Bing ha m, Row 3, Ta ndy McClure, Marilyn Todd, A nn a Myers, Frances Strong, Carol Gatrost, Nancy Simons. Spon sor-Mr. Thoma s Haas Creative Writing Creative writing is a class for students interested in writing as a career or a hobby. During the first semester they wrote short stories, descriptive essays, and other prose pieces. They also wrote and studied poetry; the main types being classica l, semiclassical and free ve rse. The second semeste r was very tedious but rewarding as each student was required to write a nove l. The fine work of the creative writing class is exhibited in their book ca ll ed Light in the Window; t he subtitle being Rooftop Anthology. L. to R. Row I: Mrs. Boyd-sponsor, A. Graves, D. Burgstrum-Treasure r, A. Frieze-Sec re t a ry, B. Wilson-'---Preside nt, L. ChildressV. Presid e nt, M. Gargas, K. Trimmer; Row 2: S. Garrison, D. Macintosh, T. Brockman, B. Hawki ns, K: Kelley, P. Pooffenbarger, S. Fazio, C. Sanders, C. Richardson, G. Drake, J. Miller; Row 3: R. Doner, L. Gardner, C. Hadden, N. Norris, J. O viatt, J. ·Mine, P. Falco ner, J. Hayes, J. Carter, V. Kinne, L. Quandt; Row 4: S. Bowe rs, C. Th acker, P. Garrean, S. Alt, S. · Hin e man, S. Saye rs, D. Eddy, N. Graves, J. Quandt, T. Miller; Row 5: M. Libby, G. Klefstad, B. C ole, N. W a rd, K. Martin, C. Rodenboug h, L. McClelland, J. Wilson, K. Poole, B. Parks. Art Club The Art Club this year had many projects, the most outstanding one being the Glenwood project. Students from various schools in the area went to the Glenwood state school and pai nted various colored cartoon pictures on the walls for the patients. Besides this they went on an art trip to Cedar Falls, Iowa , for an a rt fai r. 53 54 L. to R. Row I: D. Schrode r, L. Merk, K. Young, B. Betts, G. Purnell, Mrs. Day, Row 2: D. Rasmussen, R. Haselton, B. Bi_ngham, S. Grosve nor, C. Johnson, K. Sheely, E. Gibbs Row 3: M. Goldenburg, D. Sturgeon, 8. Smith , J . Myklebust, B. Russel, C. Gilmore, G. Johnson Debate This year was an active and profitable one for the Tee J ay debaters as they participated in various contests in the Nebraska-Iowa locale. Taking affirma tive or nega tive views, the students clashed on the 1965-1966 official topic, "Resolved: that the Federa l Government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration in labor management disputes in basic industries." A highlight of the debate season was the winning of two first place trophie s o n October 9 at the Hawkeye Tou rn ament, Harlan, Iowa . Maurice Golden burg, Doug Ra smussen, G lo ri a Purnell, Kathy Sheely, Joel Myklebust, Bill Ru ssell, Kay Young, and Evelyn Gibbs were the winning t e ams. Besides their regular Metropolitan League and other area debate tou rname nts, the group also became involved in other types of speech events. Several copped first, second , and third place ribbons at Creighton Prep Speech Meet and Dick Purnell placed second in the America n Legion Oratory Contest. Students of competitive speech look fotwa rd to an eventful and beneficia l 1966-1967. Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Hunter, Bob Aguiniga, Chuck Baxley Roy Myhlousen Second Row, Left to Right: Ed Gardn er, Millard Camp, Harlan King, Mike Pogge, Jim Laudon The Print Club at Tee Jay is active with ma ny assignments. They print not only the bi-monthly Tee Jay Signal, but also the Abraham Lincoln Echos. They design and print the programs and adve rtizing posters for all the school plays and musicals presented by both schools. Because of th eir many hours of work, which are beneficial to so many students and faculty members, this club is a credit to Tee Jay. Print Club 55 56 Row I: L. to R.: D. Howland, J. Bevirt, C. Gottbrecht, C. Smith, M. Hatten, K. Rothe, D. Hanse n, J. King, J . Tobia s, Mrs. Garcia . Row 2: M. Conboy, Kitty Koch, J. Brown, L. Lydon, C. Mahe r, L. Spires, P. Mo rrey, S. Rhod es, P. J ohn so n. Row 3: L. Imler, L. Feekin, L. Merk, S. Ackerman, K. Ahrens, S. Kopera, K. Youngs, S. Stoke r, R. Hunt. Row 4: D. Th omas, S. Love rch ec k T. Dreger. G. Hohnson, Greg Welsh, J. Street, K. Pete rson, M. Shepard, E. Lawto n. The Spanish Club, composed of 36 members and under the direction of Mrs. Yolanda Garcia, meets the first Friday of each month. During some of these meetings films are shown about the Spanish way of life. Many times games are played which enable members to better increase their knowledge and vocabula ry. The p residing officers are: President .. ..... . .... ... .. ....... Julene BeVirt Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carla Go+tbrecht Treasurer .. . . ... . ... .. .... .... Margare t Hatten Spanish Club L. to R. Row I: Agnes Spe ra- sponso r, Joy Th orso n, Beve rly Rossow, Ken Lining er, Alan Schrode r, Bil l Russe ll, Kay Young , Carol Di e tz, J a nic e Savage, Ri chard Ortez- sponsor. Row 2: Rick Hoselto n, Pat G arrean, Stephan ie Waugh, Ralph DeBar, Sue Johnson , Connie Phillips, Mauree n Markuson, Hoyce Wilson, Carla Gottbrec ht, Abbie Hubba rd . Row 3: C aro le Houri gan, Paul Beckman, Fra nces Strong, J o e l ~Aykl bust, A lan Holmberg, Gilbe rt Kl efstad, Dale Baker, Lind a Collett. 9cience Club The scie nce club is comprised of people sharing a common interest, science. The club is an affiliation with the JETS-Junior Engineering Technical Society, a nd among other projects they collected Buttern ut coffee strips at Christmas. They had man y speakers come to talk to the group and they a lso sponsored the district Eng ineering Aptitude Test. The club was sponsored by two science teachers, Mr. Richard Ortez and Miss Agnes Spera . Officers of the club included: President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ken Lininger V. President ............ Alan Schroder Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bev Rossaw Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Ru ssell 57 58 The French Club L. to R. Row I: Joel Myklebust-Treas., Judy Duke-Pres., J oAnn Harris-V. Pres., Do nna Strong-Sec., C arol King , Pam, Holde n, Virg inia Olsen, Vicki Childs, Mrs. Gillespie-Span., Row 2: Judy Reeves, Marle ne Sorenson, Janice Feekin, Janice Tysor, La ura Waugh, Nancy Tompkins, Nancy Forcade, Su sa n O 'Hara, Pa t W endt, Bruce Ph illips Row 3: Trud y Ma rk, Joan Arvid son, Abbie Barton, Judy Olse n, Kay Ahrens, Diane Wendt, Shari Mann, Mary Ha rtman, Gloria Drake . Row 4: Dan W ick , Bo b Bryant, Doug Oshl o, Nick Nalach, Su san Burkey, Roberta Pete rson, Donita Grau, Nella Graves, Bo nni e Smith . Que tu es bete ! This year the French C lub was ve ry busy with a wild initiation party at Mrs. G il lespie's; pot luck at Laura Waugh's, with Sue Cre~­ zer of Omaha U. spea king to them about her two months in India with the Experiment in In t ernational Livi ng; Christmas carolling, in Fre nch, at the homes of five French speaking families in Council Bluffs; an eve ning meeting in February, Mrs. Fellman of Central High , Omaha , talked to them in French about her trip to France. She covered the same ro ute as used in the students film text ; a French art tour of J oslyn Memorial in April, conducted in French by a native Fre nc hwoman g uide; and the a nnu a l steak-fry held in May. Front Row: J. Oviatt, T. White, R. Steadman , K. Parks-Treas., K. McCormick, Back Row: J. ClarkPres., D. Smith B. Rossow, C. Hourigan-Sec., M. Griffin, C. Dietz-V. Pres., D. Strong. Library Club The Library Club has had parties with several of the surrounding schools. Miss Morris, our librarian, feels that this shows cooperation between the girls, the librarians, and the library assistants. The club celebrated many of the holidays with parties, entertained the new members with a party at the beginning of the year, and held the usual potluck su pper for the club members' mothers. These girls are members of a service club. They help not only th e students, but many of the faculty members. The help they give is enjoyed by everyone. This year the club is selling plastic paper binders as their annual sa les project. The club is looking forward to haviQg many new sophomore members next year. 59 60 The Future Homemakers of America Club is composed of girls sharing an interest in the home and their future as Homemakers. The club goes to a district and state convention and they have various parties and projects throughout the year. The officers ofthe club include: President Sue Walla V. President . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Branso n . .. . . .. . .. .. . Chris Phillips Sherri Bowers Susie Sublet Secretary Treasurer Historian FHA L. to R. Row I: Mrs. Beck-sponsor, Mrs. Tang eman-sponsor, S. Subl et , J. Branson, S. W a lla , C . Phillips, S. Bowe rs, J. Savage. Row 2: P. Foust, D. Smith, D. Himberge r, P. Affinso n, J. Annin, M. Schimdt, S. Friedrich, C. Rave nstein, K. Kenyon, R. Do ne r. Row 3: S. Fazio, J. Souser, C. Sande rs, M. Lee, C . Tish er, P. Nelso n, M. G argas, J . Hayes, C. Richard son. Row 4: D. Brown, J. H a rd in, D. Foley, P. Matteson, D. Schroeder, J. Plantickow, J. Maine. P. Falcone r, D. Harrill, V. Drake. Row 5: S. Nuzum, S. Johnson, B. St. Clair, K. Raygor, C. Heitman, P. Breshers, S. Mize, M. Griffith s, S. Drake , M. Hartman, D. Eddy. Row 6: A. Meyers, S. And e rson, P. Mueller, C. Hourigan, B. Parks, J. Hardin, S. Sayers, B. Schuppan, J. Wilso n. FNA L. to R: M. Sturm, Mrs. Sh elton-Sponsor, K. Parks-Pres., J. Carpen.fer-Sec., D. Smith-V. Pres., S. Mann-Treas.; Row 2: G. Purnell, A. Clark, C. Kennedy, J. Clark, C. Heitman, M. Huff, P. Breshers, L. Huff; Row 3: A. Meyers, P. Brouillette, M. Krivokucha, K. McCormick, S. Ross, K. Poole, S. Anderson. This year's Future Nurses Club is a charter member of the National Future Nurses Clubs. This is the first year the club has had a national affiliation. The club's only qualification for membership is a genuine interest and a desire to belong. All the girls who are Candy Stripers at the local hospitals are urged to join this club. The girls have had speakers, gone on tours of some of the local hospita ls, and help with many of the civic projects. These girls have combined fun and usefulness in their organization. The election of officers is held each spring before school is out and the in itiation is held the following spring for all the new members. 61 62 The Fut ure Teachers of America, this year under the direction of Mr. Crumley, placed much emphasis on education. The club's interest led its membe rs into the educational fie lds of instruction and supervision. D E c A F T A F.T.A. Members, 1st Row, L. to R.: J. Savage , B. Rossow. 2nd, J. Tho rson , M. Wilcken, T. Woods, D. Himberger, P. Hanse n, J. Hen ry, P. Lee , D. Howland , M. Sturn, M. Hull, 3rd, P. Fisher, A. Hubbard, C. Ph ill ips, L. Collett, Y. Abels, M. Ha rtman, C. Hourigan, D. Robinson, M. Griffiths, A. Mye rs, P. Anfi nson, Mr. Crumley. Emphasis on Education The Tee J a y branch of the Distrib ut ive Edu catio n Clubs of Ame rica wa s first o rgan ized t his year. Unde r t he sponso rship of Mr. Bean, th e club put its emp hasis on the fields of busin ess p ractice and e ducation. D. E.C.A. Members, 1st Row, L. to R.: Mr. Bea n, G. Edwa rds, D. Sh amb lin , B. tt . 2nd, J. Arthu r, D. Da ley, B. Bing ham, A. Ellis, 3rd, M. Roux, L. Spohn, M. Ke ll ar, D. Ambrose. Y-Teens L. to R. Row I: M. Pierce , P. Han sen-Pres., C. Richardson-Vice-Pres. , J. Hall-Secretary, T. Miller-Treasure r, J. f-lenry- Parliamentaria n, J. Miller, Miss Hansen-Sponsor, J. Savage. Row 2: P. Falconer, P. Foust, S. Clark, C . Rave nst e in, A. Rockwe ll, R. Hunt, V. Hall, J. Wilson, S. Rhoade s. Row 3: L. Quandt, L. Gardn e r, S. Davis, J. Magn e - so n. C . W a lk e r, S. Graybill, D. Himberg e r, D. Reese, P. Poulos, L. Pet e rs. Row 4: E. Walbrid ge, P. Brouli ette, D. C avana ugh, J. H ayes, M. Garges, C. Phillips, S. Bowe rs, P. Lee , C . Trimme r, V. Abe ls, K. Alt. Row 5: A. Mte rs, P. Fishe r, J. Duke , L. Co ll ett, J. Wilson, M. Hoppe r, S. Ross, M. Hatta n, K. She e ly. Young Democrats Th e Tee n Democrats, Sponsored by Mr. "Eddy" Bremme r, had seve ral exciting events during the past yea r. In conjunction with the Young Democrats, an original organization of past high school democrats, the 'Tee n Demos' helped at county democratic dinners, rummage sales, and party breakfasts. The 'Teen Demos' Christmas party, at President Gib Klefstad's house, had a few univited guests from the "other party." Needl ess to say the other party members were not quite the same when they left! L. to R. Row I: Gib Klefstad-Pres. , Ala n Schrod e r-Vi ce - Pres., L. Knau ss, B. Rossow- Secret a ry-Tre asure r, Mr. Ed Bremmer-Sponso r. Row 2: S. A nd e rse n, P. Fish e r, C. H ou rig an, D. Ro bi nson, M. Hartma n, Row 3: A. Mye rs, J. Tho rso n, D. Himberge r, N. Hanafan. 63 64 L. to R. Row I: J. Savage, T. Woods, T. Pro bst, M. Gi ble r-Pres., C. Foote-V. Pres., G. Kl e fstad-Sec., F. Strong-Treas., D. Oshlo-Sgt. at Arms, Mr. Rosenthal-Span., Row 2: G. Woo lrid ge , B. Bryant, B. Bigham , W . Nixon, C. Hourig a n, P. G a rrean, A . Schrod e r, S. Sublet, Row 3: T. McClure, M. Croni n, K. Scott, B. Rossow, L. Wright, D. Ricke rtse n, M. Todd, L. Kerrin, J. Evans. 9. R. Blind In vestment M. 0. I. Investments, Money mana gement, and t he stock market reports are the main interests of the Mathematics of Investme nts Club, also known as the senior and junior M.0. 1. Cli..!b. The money for this year's investments came from Tee Jay dan ces spo nsored by the club and the annual Christmas tree sa le . Mr. J ohn Rosenth al is th e sponsor and Mr. Frank Lamantia cosponsor. L. to R. Row I: V. Elliott-Pres., D. Bake r-V. Pres., M. G oldenberg-Sec., M. Lee-Treas., Row 2: Mr. Rosenthal-Span., J. Brown, D. Fid one, C. Be rg antzel, M. Hill, S. O'Hara, Row 3: P. W endt, C. Phillips, J. Carpe nte r, K. Young, E. Lawton, P. Johnson, Row. 4: J. Myklebust, B. Ru sse l, K. W a lk er, D. Rasmussen, J. Thorson, L. Cowardin . J. R. M. 0. I. "The meeting will plea se come to order!" 65 66 Junior G. 0. P's L. to R. Row I, Donna Thompson-Sponsor, Don Rickertsen, Trudy Probst, Marsha Griffiths, Ken Le ning er, Pat Garrean, Frances Strong. Row 2, Barb Moss, Peggy Anfinson, Jaki Annin , Carla Gottbrecht, Peggy Benn ett, Sue Mize, Row 3, Bill Russell, Gary Herrick, Jim Evans·, Diane Willey, Kathy Sh ee ly, Mary Grimes, El aine W a lbridg e . Even though t his was not a presidential election year the teenage republica ns were not idle. Sponsoring letters from T eeJay students to sold ie rs in Viet Nam , working jointly with A.L. on a float for the Memorial Day Parade and participating in America's Train and Trucks Christmas Program have been some of the activities of the club. One of the most enjoyable, however, was attending a dinner in Des Moines for Jack Miller, who was running for the senate. 1966 Offi cers are: President ........ . ... . .. . Vice-President .. . .. . ... . ... . Secretary Don Rickertsen . Trudy Probst Marsha Griffihs Treasurer ....... . .. ........... . . . Ken Leniner Chess Club The Chess Club is a new club sponsored by Mr. Roger Melkus. These students meet after school to show their skill in playing chess. L. to R. Row I: G. Kilpa trick, R. Houselton , M. Ku nick, I. Moore, K. Young, B. Wilson . Row 2: J. Mowery, B. Beckma n, M. Milliga n, B. Ru ssel, B. Ford. Row 3: K. Scott, D. Wilson, N. Dick. Key Club The Key Club is our school's new service club. These boys meet one evening a week to discuss their activities. They also sell pop and candy bars in the student lounge. L. to R. Row I: A. Holmbe rg , L. Kna uss, J. Wagner, J. Lydon, B. Case, A. Schrode r, J . Malone, D. Rasmu sse n. Row 2: J . Grazie r, D. Rickertsen , D. Fe rnley, D. Oshlo, M. Goldenbe rg, L. Koenigs. Row 3: D. Os hlo, K. Liniger, K. Scott, G. Kl efstad , J. Myk lebust, G. Arch, B. Ru sse l, and M. Cronin. 67 68 Lek to Right: Row. I: Knouse J., Fienhold D., Ross M., Anfinson B., Flegg D., Wold W., Jense n L., Row 2: Tallman R., Kesterson D., Galle G., Cochran B., Harrington L., Gibler M., Metheny J., Row 3: Conkling C., Rollins A., Goldenberg M., Garrean T., La wton E., Gibler J., Shannon M., Mayberry L., Row 4: Walker W., Garrett G., Latham L., Zimmerman M., Bradford J., Smith M., Row 5: Ives G., Mobly C., Doughman B., Waffle D., Bowser D., Gibson M .. w r e s c I t I • I n u g b The Wrestling Club was founded for boys who have participated in wrestling for at least one year. Its purpose is to raise money to buy new equipment for the wrestling team, and to charter buses for trips that the wrestling team makes during the year. Also, it provides a basis for a way to better Tee Jay's wrestling , and it teaches sportsmanship to the athletes. The wrestling club is one of the finest organizations in the school. Each boy owns a black blazer with the club insignia, which is shown above. President . . . . . . . . . . . . G reg Woolridge Vice-President . . . . . . . . . George Garrett Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . Gary Ga Ile M. Hoffman Letterman's Club Front Row, L. to R.; D. Horner, J. Malon e, A. Coleman, T. Farris, G . Galle, A. Schroeder, M. Gibler, M. Meyer, J. Ives, Second Row; R . . Nansel, R. Hoke, J. Evans, G . Ives, T. Garrean, G. Wooldrige, B. Case, T. Tallman, D. Mulvania, Back Row; G . Rosenbaugh, R. Garrison, M. Kellar, L. Koenigs, J. Grazier, D. Oshlo, B. McGinn, J. Lyd o n, M. Tracy. President ..... . . ... . . . ..... L. Koenigs Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B. Case Secretary Treasurer This year's Lettermen's Club was sponsored by Mike Hoffman. The Lettermen's Club is for boys who have lettered in one or more major sports. Highlighting the year's activities was the Muscular J. Grazie r M. Consta nt Dystrophy drive in which the c lub pa rticipated. Boosting school spirit and havi ng a lot of fun are the main objectives of the club. 69 70 L. to R. Row I: J. Be Virt, C: Smart, B. Parks, R. Sha ugnesy, C. Fraley, J. Ditzler, P. Math ews, J. Arrick Row 2: S. Drake, S. Duitman, S. Lawson, S. Lehmer, S. White, P. Greenwood, D. Smith, N. Moore, L. Robinson Row 3: J . Schmitt, L. Goetzi ng e r, S. Walla, B. St. Clair; J. Branson, J. Reninger, P. Foust, J. Moran, S. Friederich, Row 4: B. Young, D. Fraley, S. Rowe , J. Rasmussen, C. Lindsay, Lica L. Lindsay, M. Lee, D. Fidone Row 5: N. Hanafin , M·. Schmitt, C. Kenn edy, A. Conaway, P. Nelson, C. Gray, C. Larson Members are in itiated to ALTAU . ALT AU ALT AU is a Lite rary Organization composed of 25 junior and 25 senior girls. Each member has a sec ret pal to whom she gives a gift' at different holidays of t he year. On Thanksgiving, ALT AU provides a holiday dinner for some needy family. A mother and daughte r tea is held every spring. 1st SEMESTER OFFICERS: President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Connie Fraley Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ruth Drummond Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jo Ditzler Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Gaver Sgt. at Arms ...... . . . ... . ... Cheryl Smart 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS: President . . . . . . . . . Rita Shaugnesy Vice President .. . . ·. . . . . . . . . . . . Paulette Mathews Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . .. Julie Arrick Treasurer . . . .. . . . . .. ... . .. . ........ Betty Parks Sgt. at Arms .. . . ... . .. . . . .... . .. J ulene Be Vert left to Right: Barb Moss, Ivy Moore, Nancy Simons, Mary Pete rs, Bonnie Bryant, Diane Howland, Beth Hansen . Not pictured: Judy Moran, Pam Mu eller. Girls' Triple Trio Girls' Trio Left to Right: Jan et Brown, Rose Ann Kennett, Shari Mann Boys' Octet Left to Right: Dennis Nuzum, Bob Bryant, Dave Hardimari Steve Grosveno r, Le roy Thoma s. Not pictured : Bill Haygood, Jim Steinke, Vaughn Livi ngston. 71 72 L. to R. Row I: R. Matteson, B. Moss, P. Pogue , B. Pog ue , J. Harris, D. Himbe rger, P. Anfinson, L. Hemingson, D. Robinson, C. Schafer, R. Drummond, S. Mann, C. Heitman. Row 2: S. Mize, J. Mora n, M. Hopper, S. Ross, J . Ditzle r, C. Gray, P. Schende l, B. Rolf, S. Walla, M. Ege, J . Hensley, P. Breshers, R. Brown, M. Mincer, Row 3: G. Woolridg e, B. Brya nt, B. Bigham, C. Gallagher, S. Grosvenor, P. Wilson, G . Gaver, H. Hurd, M. Forcade, J. Rasmussen, P. Lenh a rdt, N. Simons, Row 4: J. Jager, K. Lininger, C. Mobley, S. Beckner, D. Herrick, C. Gilmore, D. Hardiman, B, Ford , L. Priest, J. Stie nke, C. Hail, T. Tracy, M. Peters Assistant directorMR. KENN ETH HAWK ES Choir The Tee J ay Acappella Choir started the year by welcoming a new director-Miss Karen Jense n. The c hoir performed for the Road Show; auditioned seven quartets for all state clinic; and sang the "Many Moods of Christmas" for Rotary, Sertoma, Business and Professional Women , a nd st udent body. Madrigal singers under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hawkes entertained civic and church groups. The girls trio and triple trio under t he direction of Miss Jense n performed for va rious clubs. The choir then closed with t he a nn ua l City Wide Fest iva l. The rest of t he year was spent preparing for the musical, "Once Upon A Mattress'', presented May 6 and 7. Judging from complimenta ry remarks, members of the choir had a very successful year. Mr. Hawks, the leader of this group, has wo rked hard to form these individual voices into a single , we ll-formed group. He and the young men and women in this fine group want to be ready for any performance, and they have many such performances to give. They have su ng for such organizations as: Sertoma, Kiwanis, Women's Clubs, Mariners Club, Welcome Wago n, Altrusa , Rotary, and also they performed on KMTV. The Madrigal singers have done an excellent job of representing ou r school. Madrigal Madrigal is a traditional singi ng group at Thoma s Jefferson and many other schools in the country. Since this group 1s small, auditions are held to pick only the very best voices. The voices of these students will represent our school and voca l department many times during the year. Bottom to Top-L. to R. J udy Duke, Deanne Han se n, Peggy Anfinson, Judy Olsen , J o Ditzl er, J ane Ra smu sse n, Linda Holder, Jo El le n He nry, Candy Smith, B. Brya nt, B. Bingham , R. DeBa r, C. Hale, B. Ford, G. McTwiggi n, J. Moats, J. Stinkie, D. Hard iman 73 • 74 Row I Left to Right: B. Phillips, J. Knauss, J. Conn er, P. Morry, D. Nuzum. Row 2: T. Ryan, J. Street, C. France, M. Shepard. Row 3: G. Gamblin, R. Wherli, A. Wright, J. McTwiggan, Row 4: D. Horn e r, D. Conklin. Row 5: T. Dreager, S. Lovercheck, C. Lind- strom. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee , under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hawkes, was a rapidly improving group this year. With the advent of the second semester the membership of the Boys' Glee grew and many helpful voices were added to its ranks. At state music contest this year a combined Boys' Glee , consisting of the re gular glee plus some members from Choir, earned a "one" or superior rating for the songs it prese nted. The judges th e re said that the Tee Jay boys' glee was the best group of its kind in the state of Iowa. Row I. P. Demore+, K. Youngs, J. Waugh, J. Miller, R. Doner, S. King, V. Brooks, N. Drake, C. Mendoza, Row 2. L. Spires, K. Roth, J . Edie, J. Hayes, C. Tisher, P. · Foust, L. Johnson, L. Allen, V. Le Baugh, D. Boaz, B. Richardsen, Row 3, S. Heinemaan, B. Lidgett, J. Wilson, R. Meyer, C. King, B. Peterson, N. Tompkins, D. Hansen, M. Sorensen, L. Quandt, S. Fazio, Row 4. J. Thorson, L. Merk, J. Hartman, D. Fielder, M. Lee, T. Ahlquist, S. Kellar, K. Gibbs, K. Mandolfo, Row 5, B. Young K. Poole, C. Thacker, S. Weatherill, B. Parks, C. Grap, P. Holden, D. Grau, L. Cowardin, L. Feekin, E. Fullington. Girls' Glee Club One of the many activities of the Girls' Glee, under the direction of Miss Karen Jensen, was appearing in the annual Road Show at TeeJay. They hit the stage with pep and spirit singing "You've Gotta Be a Football Hero". They were competently assisted by the Boys' Glee Club. The combined Glees outsold both the choirs in the Music Department candy-bar sale . 75 L. to R. Row I: I. Moore, J. Brown, J. Olsen, B. Bryant, B. Han se n, D. wl~nd , J. Arrick, J. Matteson, M. Pearce. Row 2: J. Pl antikow, L. Holder, M. Grimes, J. Duke , M. Penry, D. Han sen, E. Pal adino, R. Kenn ett, G. Dofner, D. Fidone. Row 3: D. Carter, M. Rin e, T. Childers, J. Smith, M. Arnold, P. Mueller, L. Collett, C. Smith, J. Henry, S. Sublet, L. Thomas. Row 4: C. Peterson, R. De Bar, E. Gardner, S. Pierce, G. Mc Twig gan, V. Livingston, J. Moats, L. Driever, K. Engle, A. Ke lly, T. Ta ll man, D. Nuzum. .. , ~ - ~- i.i . -' . - • - ·'I . ... 1.- ,_ - ,, - - - . , ... ~ .. - ,_ ~ . . - . . .. _ ,_ ~ -- - ,_ _,__ - - - ' ~ -""' -- - . - - ,_ ,_ - ,_ - :I - ,. i - - - ' -- ~ --, ' . - - ,... .. ~ -,. - '"' ,_ - . - --,_ . -. - . ,, ... - - - - . . - • 1 I n 1 1i 1 -le •1 I 11 ._·I - - -- - l_ - __J ·-- - -II ,_ r _,r -- ~ Th e choir sold over $3,000 worth of candy which fin a nced their annual choir trip to surrounding communities. 76 JHard Work Yields Sweet Sounds J Th e choir shouts a "go, fight, win," chant at a pe p ra lly. Pep Band Orchestra L. to R. Row I: P. Detroy, M. Brabec , L. Waugh, C. Li ndstrom, P. Bennett, M. Grimes, D. Schwetz, Row 2; K. Lininger, C. Rose nbaugh, C. Hallberg, D. Butterbaugh, D. Kesterson, K. Scott, K. Schieffer·, Row 3; P. O'Hara, N. Dick, P. Massie, K. Burroughs, K. Trible+, S. O'Hara, Row 4; G. Klefstad, D. Taylor, K. En gle, L. Wright, D. DeBolt, B. Giles, Row 5; N. J enson, G. Brookman, N. Evans, M. Hawkins, J. Minor, S. Grosvenor, Row 6; B. Russe l, B. Anfinson . L. to R. Row I; M. Brabec, D. Willey, K. Schieffer, P. Anfinson, S. Heiniman, P. Id en, B. Ha nsen, L. Speres, Row 2; B. Russel, C. Lindstrom, B. Capron, C. Hallberg, K. En gle, J. Stienke, K. Scott, G . Klefstad, B. Anfinso n, E. Peck. 17 T. J. H. 9. Con CLARINETS E-FLA T CLARINET P. Massie J. Stienke T. Brockman D. Ives J. Moats CONTRA BASS D. Kinne K. Scott D. Smith D. Wilson BASS CLARINET K. Schieffer BASSOON P. O'Hara D. Kesterson D. Willey C. Amos J. Annin ALTO CLARINET SAXOPHONES T. Dawson S. Tolby D. Hardiman N. Dick A. Hanslip W. Walker D. Butterbaugh J. Street K. Trible+ B. Capron C. Hallberg P. Swisher FLUTES D. Grosvernor M. Bittick J. Boe M._Howard P. Bennet TENOR SAXOPHONES B. Hanafan B. Trible+ S. Lovercheck M. Zimmerman K. Burroughs C. Rosenbaugh OBOE S. O 'Hara K. Linger P. Anfinson D. Schwetz M. Hawkins 78 cert Band FRENCH HORNS J. McJ wiggan D. Gouker G. McClure N. Jensen DRUMS D.Teague J. Canady J. Butler J. Myklebust T. Yeaton M. Brabec P. Iden D. Galle J. A. Madeson S. Howard L. Waugh G. Garret TRUMPETS TROMBONES C. Marlin B. Geibert C. Lindstrom D. Accord K. Engle S. Grosvernor P. Detrqy L. Wright D. Debolt C. France D. Taylor C. Pendgraft M. McKern G. Klefstad B. Giles BASSES L. Shanno P. Moree C. Hail E. Peck D. Birdsong BARITONES B. Russel N. Evans D. Mumm D. Betcha! G. McTwiggan B. Anfinson H. Jensen S. Dyson B. Bryant G. Brockmtrn C. Wallace J. Minor Hard work and practice helped to make this year's band one of the best yet. Everyone cooperated in giving the annual concerts, performing at the football games, and playing at the state music contest. Because of the band's poor financial situation, most of the band members joined in selling magazines, candy, and raffle tickets to earn enough money for a band trip. The Band Parents deserve much of t he credit for the money which was raised. 79 80 Band Queen a • J 0 r s Larry w right · and K e II Y Scott C. Arndt • D · s . m1th ' D · Sh ambl in' , K. Riddle ' M · Ege , L. Rill ey. L. to R. Row I: Lindsay, Rowe, Lee, Sonders, Gray, Anderson, Kindberg, Paladino Young, Row 2: Smith, Rothe, P. Wendt, Duke, D. Wendt, Conboy, Seaton, Schultz, Lydon, Row 3: Robinson, Bradly, C. King, Holden, Hage r, Tysor, Feekin, Maine, Lidgett, Row 4: Tisher, Bolte, Hin es, Hutchin son, Adamson, Re ese, Feekin, Birky, Koch, Row 5: Schmitt, Kenyon, Arndt, Foley, Spetman, Briley, Hurley, Pa.rks, Rocha, Row 6: Friede rich, S. King , J. King, Graw, Clark, Brooks, Smith , Rockwell, Miller, Row 7: Poffenbarger, Saar, K. Young , Beck, Brown, Burkheimer, Woods Row 8: Quandt, Godsey, Grapp, Smith, Peterson, Sulliva n, Schroder, Davis Pep Club This year the Pep Club made new uniforms, consisting of a two piece, black wool outfit worn with a white blouse and gloves. Points were given to each girl for the games she attended. Pep Club made a beautiful float for Homecoming and was responsible for the decorations on the football field at our games. President. Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stella Anderson . . . .... . . ... . Charlotte Gray .. . . .. . . ... Carol Sanders . . . . . . . ... . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . Marsha Lee 81 82 Spirit All the Way The cheerleaders at Thomas Jefferson we re chosen in the spring of the year by the coaches and 25 other members of the facu lty. They a re judged on enthusiasm, ski ll , poise, pe rsonality, appearance and character. O ut of twe lve g irls chosen, the six with the most vot es are Varsity and the next si x are Jun ior Varsity. The officers for the nineteen cheerleaders are: President . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . Carol Lindsay Vice-President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Becki e Young Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Kindberg Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kitty Koch Last summer our Varsity Cheerleaders attended Cheerleaders Clinic at Northwest Missouri State College in Marysville, Missou ri. For one week the girls learn ed the many skills of being a cheerleader. The squad won three first place ribbons in daily competition and won second place awards on the final day when competi ng with ove r sixty-five schools. Diana Fidone, Jr. Sandy Rowe, Sr.-Captain '65 Varsity llBl7.'T'li"Vl~~~ Chee rl ea de rs Beckie Young, Jr. Carolyn Lindsay, Sr. Linda Kindberg, Jr. '66 Eva Pa ladino, Sr. 83 84 Front Row L. to R.: Vickie Drake, Susie Frie d e rich, Marilyn Sc hmidt Row 2: Diana Robin son, Cindy Tisher, Row -3: Debby Smith Cheering for the Junior Varsity teams at Thomas Jefferson takes a lot of time out of the schedules of these busy girls. This sharp squad is known for their original victory signs which can be seen throughout the school before the games or wrestling matches. "We'll neve r forget the Homecoming parade!" Junior Varsity The girls practice seventh period. Front Row: Kathy Maher, Becky lidgett, Linda Lydon Middle: Maggie Rocha Back Row: Kitty Koch, Trudy Mark, JaneUe Miller. Sophomore Squad In their world of splits, cartwheels, and jumps the cheerJead e rs always take time to paint victory signs. All of the squads sold ca ndy this yea r to buy more equipment for spring sports. 85 86 Row I L. to R. Ivy Moore, Vicky Abels, JoAnn Harris, Conny Marlin , Judy Olsen Row 2: Jeannine Hall, Lora Waugh, Vickie Hall, Chris Dickinson, Terri Schrader, Linda Luchen, Vonnie Miller Row 3: Bridgett Wilson, Kathy Mandolfo, Madonna Bittick, Mary Bolte, Roberta Hunt, Georgia Gottbrect, Miss Donna Balzer GRA and Gym 9taff Row I: Terri Schrader, Linda Kindberg, Miss Balzer, Row 2: Kathy Mandolfo, Linda Luchen, Conny Marlin, Ivy Moore The Girls' Recreation Association is one of the most active clubs at T.J. This organization takes part in many sports and outdoor activities. This year the girls were involved in a three week bowling and volleyball tournament. Next came a Powder Puff Football Derby with the Lewis Central girls. GRA also sponsored cookouts, campouts, and sledding parties. Miss Donna Balzer is the sponsor of this group. The gym staff, sponsored by Mrs. Kelker, helps with attendance , office work, and physical education equipment. AF9 Row I: S. Drake , Sec., A. Shode r, Vice Pres., P. Poulos, D. Reese , J. Boe, B. Hanafan, S. Hunte r, K. Ke nyo n, P. Poffe nbarg e r, B. Smith, L. Fee kin, L. Waugh Row 2: G. He instorter, Pres., P. W e ndt, D. We ndt, J. Souser, D. Fidone , C. Ph illips, C. Sand ers, T. Mark, L. Lydon, P. Hurl ey, K. Mahe r, J. Reese. Row 3: Mr. Eitma n, Sponsor, G. Kl efstad, D. Robinson, S. Ande rson , V. Abl es, J. Tysor, M. Conboy, V. Kin ne , G. Drake , J. Fee kin, J. Miller, L. Qua nt, Row 4: N. Ha nafan, B. St. Clair, G . Pe try, S. Wa lla, S. Sublet, N. Simo ns, P. Fishe r, B. Rossow. Thespians is an international Honorary Society for outstanding drama students. Membership requirements are to ha ve I 00 hours of drama or a leading role in a play or mu sical. The club holds two initiations a year and an annual steak fry each spring. Thespians The purpose of the American Field Service Club is to sponsor fore ign e xchange students to and from other countries. They have raised spending money for the exchange students by having a popcorn sa le and co-sponsoring the T J-AL faculty basketball game with Al's AFS Club. Exchange students from Germany, Norway and Peru spoke and showed slides at meetings. The members also attended a reception for the three city exchanqe students at the El ks Country Club. Row I: M. Ha rtma n, F. Strong , D. Robin son, K. Lening er, Vice Pres., T. Probst, Pres., Mr. Fand ers, Sponso r, S. Subl et, Sec., C. Ga ll ager, Trea s., P. Affin son, J. Anni n, A. Cla rk, Row 2: J. Mora n, C. Smith, S. Wa ll a, N. Simons, L. Thomas, V. Davis, P. Muell e r, B. Kohl, S. Haye E. Pa lidino, Row 3: B. Phillips, D. Hard ima n, D. He rrick, M. Forc ade , B. Moss, M. Peters, L. Hold er, C. Gra pp, K. Conn or, Row 4: M. Rich a rd s, J. Stie nke, J. Moats, B. Brya nt, G. Arch, J. Ca nady, D. Ca rter. 87 88 0 0 ACTIVITIES 0 0 0 0 0 C) 0 ~g 0 Q -. 0 89 • 90 The top twelve "T wirps" at Tee Jay-Sophomores; J ohn Lind say, Tim Arnold, Tom Arnold , Roger Johnson, Juniors; Denny Connors, Tim Bond, Steve Hoke, Greg Gamblin , Seniors; Leonard Koenigs, Tandy McClure, John Lydon, Bob Case The "Most Hand some " legs in Tee Jay and their owners: John Lind say, Jim Grazier, Steve Hoke. Twirp W eek Roya lty: Prin ce Tim Bond, King Bob Case, Duke Torn Arnold Twirp Week Thomas Jefferson's annual Twirp Week activities took place on February fourteenth through the twenty-second. During this time, girls could be seen carrying books, opening doors, and even admiring some of the "T wirps' " legs! Sponsored by the Student Council, the official T wirp Week activities included a breakfast, dance, and "Handsome Leg" contest. Once Upon a Mattress PRINCE DAUNTLESS AND PRINCESS WINIFRED 91 Court Dancer Queen Aggravain Prince Dauntless & Princess Winifred 92 After long and hard rehea rsa ls e very day afte r school directed by Karen Jense n and R. H. Randers, this year's musical, "Once Upon a Mattress" proved to be a great succe.ss. The water drenched moat swimmer, Princess Winifred, played by Peggy Anfinson, was the leading role. Prin ce Da un tless, played by Chet Gallager, is looking for a wife, but his mother the Queen, portrayed by Linda Holder, sets up impossible tasks for any girl who wis hes to marry the prince, one of whom is Win ifred. Carl Mobly as King Sextimus the silent King who manages to keep things in an uproa r in the Kingdom of Burgandy. One of the Queen's ladies in. waiting, played by Eva Paladi no, is in love with a Knight, Sir Harry, played by Bob Bryant, but they cannot wed until Dauntless takes a wife. J este r, King Sextimus The sto ry is told by the minstre l, Jim Moats and the jester, Mickey Forcade, who adds life to the palace. The choreog rapher and court dancer was Judy Moran who soloed to " Ma ny Moons Ago" and danced to the "Spanish Panic " with the other dancers. The one who put in many hours of hard work was Nancy Simons, the Student Director. "Once Upon a Mattress " was o ne of the most enjoya ble and fu n filled musicals Tee Jay has ever had. the Sile nt, Minstre l Min strel King Sextimu s the Silent J ester 93 94 MAIN CHARACTERS Stage Manager . . ... . ............ . . Chet Gallagher Emily Webb .......... ......... ... . .. Pat Lenhardt Emily Webb ........ ... ..... . .... . .. Trudy Probst George Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Ca rter Mrs. Webb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Linda Holder Mr. Webb ........ . . ... .. . . . . . . .... ·. Ken Lininger Dr. Gibbs . . . ....... .. ......... . .. Dave Hardiman Mrs. Gibbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Frances Strong Simon Stimson ... . ....... .. . .. .... . Dennis Herrick Rebecca Gibbs ... .. ... .. . .. ......... Mary Wager Wally Webb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LeRoy Thomas Some thirty years ago a most revolutionary play entitled "Our Town" made its first appearance. With its expressionistic overtones in which characters spoke their thoughts to the audience, the disregard for time, the lack of scenery and the character of the Stage Manager, it indeed became a contemporary play of the day. "Our Town" brings back memories to us that are found in the daily routine of living-thF! wedding, the funeral, and all that was good and wonderful about life as children and adults. "Our Town" takes a long look at life and finds it not just good, but even wonderful and uplifting. The Stage Manager ma rryi ng George a nd Emil y. A family portrait of the Webbs. OORTOWN Howie Newsome , (Jim Canady), Wally, and Constable Warren (Dave Wilson), having a friendly morning chat. Th e G ibbs' fa mil y. "Yo u g et a g ood rest too, fol ks " 95 The Villain , Rafe Heywood, threatens to take the magic harp away from J ack. J ack . .. Le roy Th omas Ra fe Heywood . . . De nnis H e rri ck The Ha rp, J e a ni ne H ayes 96 Jack sides with Friho l, the Magic Man, as the village rs, led by Rafe Heywood, turn against him. Jack and the Beanstalk The ever-popular fab le of "Jack and t he Bea nstalk " was presented by our Drama Department for the Children's Theater in Omaha . Prese nted at Techni ca l High School, the play ran for ten d ays, and was viewed by many area e lementary students and many from Tee J ay. J ack prepares to stea l th e magic hen THE CAST: J ACK Leroy Thomas Bruce Phill ips J ACK'S MOTHER Sheryl Grap G IANT J im Stei nke G IANT'S WI FE Abbie Ba rton Kathy Connor RAFE HEYWOO D Dennis Herrick FR IHOL Chet Gal lagher Jim Steinke as the eig ht foot giant R. H. Fanders in a moment of despair. 98 Behind the Scenes • • • Finishing touches be ing put on Ken Lin inge r's make-up. Chet Gallogher has taken on a new look. The light crew t akes a breok between 11 cts. I - 1966 Junior-Senior PROM The work, the workers . . .. and the finished products 99 100 Greg Gamblin Cindy Tisher PRINCE Tim Bond PRINCESS Lind a Kindberg Steve Hoke Beck ie Young Den ny Conner Debby Smith The 1966 Junior-Senior Prom was present ed at Peony Pa rk on April first. The doors were opened to the guests at eight P.M. Lively dance music was provided by Mal Dunn a nd his orchestra . At ten o'clock the evening was highlighted by t he coronation. The couples on the Prom C o urt we re a nnounced; then they wa lked around the ba llroom floor and assembled in front of the st age. J ay Malone was crowned King and then he crowned his Quee n Na ncy Moore. Prince Tim Bond and Princess Lind a Kindberg completed the Roya l Court. The court couples then danced to the mu sic of "Moon River" . The ballroom itself was interestingly and attractive ly decorated. On the front of the stage was a twelve-foot-long flame-red dragon. Near it was an unusual vehicle called a Pedicab. This wa s rented by the school from Bradley's Flower Shop and was originally bought and shipped from T aipai, Taiwan. The Senior class colors of Sapphire blue and silver were beautifully represented by the covers of the Programs. The girls received Japanese fan s a s favors. The Prom was a tremendous success and the outcome gave a sense of pride to all who had a part in its preparation. The evening of April I, 1966, and the Junior-Senior Prom will be remembered by all for many years to come. ) ·- , Jim Grazier Carol Lindsay John Lydon Sandy Rowe Bob Case QUEEN Nancy Moore KING Jay Ma lone Eva Pa ladino ... IOI 102 The girl who's birthday is on May 27 . ... . . . 1965 Homecoming Eleven lovely ·girls, selected by the Thomas Jefferson student body, made up this year's homecoming court. They showed their vibrant school spirit all through the Friday morning pep rally, where they were introduced to the students and faculty, and through the p~rade on Saturday. Beginning with the presentation of the court, the half-time c€remonies were concluded with a fireworks display. 1964 Homecoming queen, LuAnn Beck, crowns th e new queen The climax of the evening was when Sandy Rowe was crowned all-sports queen by the 1964 queen LuAnn Beck. She was then escorted by our foreign exchange student, Gerd Hienstorfer. Thanks to the pep club, cheerleaders and loyal T.J. fans, it was a crowning success. Finally a queen Alica Lindsay Carolyn Lindsay Nancy Moore Kathy Parks Jo Ditzl er Eva Paladino Queen Sandy Rowe Debby Smith Nancy Simons Jane Rasmu ssen Diana Robinson 103 9noball 1965 104 This year for the first time the Christmas semi-formal was turned into a semi-casual dance. It was held in the fi e ld house on December 23. This dance is the major money-making project of the Student Council. Many members of the Student Council arrived early on the morning of the dance to decorate the field house in the theme of Santa's Works hop. On the stage they erected a scene of Santa working with his elves o n ma ny colorful Christmas presents. A false ceiling effect was created by twisting crepe paper over a wire running the length of the gym. To the surprise of many students, and the decorating committee, the ce iling drifted mysteriously to the floor in the midd le of the da nce. Refreshments were se rved by several students. The refreshme nts consisted of small c rackers a nd va ried types of cheese dips. A delic ious punch was also se rved. The Coachmen, a combo from Omaha , was a major factor in the success of this a nnual event. Many stude nts from other schools attended ou r dance because of the exceptional ta le nts of this group. 105 Tee Jay's '66 Road Show has lots of action . . . with fast moving boys ... and fast moving girls. 106 GO GO 1 FAST 1{1~ MOVING ~ '-'-.._., SHOW ,~ -> 'r;~-- .l ~ Scho~I Spirit adds spice to show. Miss Jensen as Winnifred from the Swamps of Home. Everyone wants to be a foot ball heroeven the girls . . ... . The Thomas Jefferson Road Show for '66 was a great success. It was enjoyed by all who attended and by all the students that participated in the show. The theme was "Tee Jay a Go-Go," but the acts were of many varied kinds. The music department added a great deal to the show with many smaller singing groups plus the ever popular choir. Dances filled the program as our senior and junior dance lines gave their best for a successful show. The dances varied from the Monkey, Jerk, Swim, and Alligator to modern jazz and even a dancing bull. Many skits were presented for the audience and were welcomed with applause. Some of Tee Jay's school spirit even came into the show with the Varsity Cheerleaders and a spirited song by the Girl's and Boy's Glees. 107 108 Varsidettes Judy Moran, this year's choreographer, worked endlessly to make the senior danceline an unforgettable one. Judy, a junior, taught them two days every week this summer. Pat Falconer, the assistant choreographer, aided Judy in t each ing the dances and kept things in order and running smoothly. This year the Varsidettes provided some talented dances for the T eeJay Roadshow. The variety included tap and jazz numbers. Ending the show with a bang, the Varsidettes suddenly changed into go-go girls to give the program a touch of the latest teenage dances. Shaking to the beat of the Statures, T eeJay's own combo, they danced the Watusi, the Swim, the Jerk, and the Alligator. Top to Bottom, L. to R. J . Rasmussen, T. Hansen, P. Fisher, A . Lindsay, J. Ditzler, J. Moran, M. Applegate, D. Hansen, J. Branson, P. Falcon e r, S. Lawson, L. Robinson, S. Clark Cho reog ra pher: Judy Moran Assista nt : Pat Falconer Yellowjackettes The "younger set," but just as talented, is the junior cfanceline the Yellowjackettes. A modern tap dance to an . old song "Down By the Riverside" was performed by them early in the Roadshow and later, a fast-moving jazz number to " Drum City" caught the viewer's eye. The junior and senior girls tried out for acceptance in the dancelines last May and twenty-five were chosen altogether. Practicing and making their costumes filled the g irls' schedules during the summer. All their hard work and tireless efforts paid off with their delightful performances. Choreographe r: L. to R. Row I C. Rave nstein K. Koch J. Mille r Row 2 C. Valli er D. Hansen M. Conboy M. G arg es C. Phillips J. Ha yes M. Wil ken T. Ahlquist Kitty Koch • 109 _-_-_-- - --=-- - Federal Inspection 1966 The Ho no rary Colone l, Eva Pa lidi no, is given the first award. The ra nks are a t para d e rest durin g the ce remo nies. The annual Federal Inspection was held May 18, 1966. Presentation of the Cadets was made before the student body. The Drill T earn performed, the Cadets passed in review. Two Companies were inspected by the Inspecting Officer from Independence, Missouri. During the ceremony, awards were presented to outstanding Cadets by various military organizations throughout the area. Th e review of the Staff starts the inspection. Cadet Colon el Oshlo receives one of his two medals he got tha t day. 113 CADET COLONEL Richard Oshlo Jr. HONORARY COLONEL Eva Marie Pa ladino 114 Military Ball The 37th annual Military Ball was held March 25 in the Thomas Jefferson Fieldhouse . The main event of the evening was the presentation of the sabre by Cadet Sgt. Dan Thomas to Cadet Colonel Dick Oshlo and a bouquet of red roses was presented to Honorary Colonel Eva Paladino by Debbie Jo Smith. The ball was opened by a four number program presented by the Tee Jay band. The choir entertained with selections from "My Fair Lady" and "In the Still of the Night". After Principal Berna Id Bolton welcomed the guests, Russel J. Mourer, Superintendent of Schools, addressed them. A routine was presented to the gathering by the ROTC Drill T earn under the command of Cadet Captain Leslie Downing. The theme of this year's Military Ball was "We March On" . The three top ranking offic ers and their ladies for the eve ning were First Battalion Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Alan Holmberg and Sh a ron Duitman , Brigade Executive Officer, Li eute na nt Colonel Alan Schroder and Pam Poulos, and Second Battalion Commander, Lieutena nt Colonel Jim Grazier and Carol Lind say. 115 Th e Grand Ma rch Office r's Da nee Afte r t he Presentations Th e Gra nd March 116 ,I / First Row: Do ug Schrode r Second Row: Gale Arch, Mike Kuleck, Steve Bates, Marty Meyer, Danny Hanna, Fred Hill, Clyde Johnson, Virgil Downing , Rick Jolif, Hugh John son. Not pictured , Les Downing-Comma nder This year's Drill•Team is commanded by Cadet Captain Leslie Downing. In the fall the Drill T earn braved the weather to march in the Veteran's Day Parade. In t he spring they participated in the Omaha University Drill Tournament and the Tech High Drill T ournament. At th e right the Drill Team is doing th eir rou ti ne at the 37th an nual Military Ba ll . Drill Team 117 118 Rifle Team Front Row L. to R. David Burgstrum, Bridgette Wilson, Charles Brooks, Greg Christiansen. Back Row L. tct R. Harvey Lorson, Fred Brooks, 'Ken Walker, Dan Whipkey, John Vaughniax. The Rifle T earn, under the direction of Sergeant Charles Rafferty, compiled a five win-five loss record this year. Three of those victories were obtained at the expense of Abraham Lincoln High School. These wins enabled Tee Jay to gain possession of the McDonald's Traveling Trophy. Left to Right: Marty Meyers, Lavern Carman, Doug Schroder, Joe Thomas, Gale Arch, Fred H ill The Thomas Jefferson Military Police squad is one of the busiest parts of the ROTC program. They are in attendance at nearly every activity or function here at school. They direct the traffic as it enters the various parking lots around Tee Jay at these functions. During the school year they control the crowds at football and basketball games. Also the raising and lowering of the flag is one of th e ir duties. At the regular weekend dances they supervise work in the coat room and make themselves generally useful. They very often go unappreciated but if it weren't for them the amount of confusion at Tee Jay functions would be intolerable. Military Police 119 9PORT9 121 Varsity First Row; L. to R., C. Mobley, R. Hoke, S. Chew, J. Kinsel, L. Mayberry, G. Khors, M. Kellar, L. Floyd, L. McGee, Second Row, S. Hoke, T. Arnold, G. Vogel, D. Connor, T. Garrean, R. Tallman, T. McClure, D. Purnell, G. Wooldridge, M. Tracy, Third Row, G. Gamblin, T. Bond, B. Wolfe, J. Lydon, B. Case, L. Koenigs, T. Hawki ns, G. Ives, E. Lawton, M. Myers. MR. HANSEN MR. GOTSCHALL As in many athletic events, the score does not a lways tell the whole story. This is true of this year's va rsity foot ball team. Although only two games were won, in every one of those games we showed signs of being a powerhouse. The boys tried their hardest and ke pt improving after each game. It seemed like the 124 1965 Football Scores Tech 37 T.J. 19 Westside 24 T.J. 0 A.L. 19 T.J. 26 North 41 T.J. 18 Central 13 T.J. 6 Bellevue 34 T.J. 18 Prep 33 T.J. 6 Ryan 20 T.J. 39 team rea lly started rolling at the end of the season but by t hat t ime it was too late. A lot of juniors, coached by Dennis Gotschall , saw action this season and many of them will be trying to better T.J.'s record for Coach J ack Hansen next year. Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity had a lot of downfalls this year. No games were won and only one game was tied during the season. The team was composed of a talented group of sophomores and juniors. The team had expert instruction, being coached by Mr. Charles Bryant, and Mr. Michael Gill. Desire and hustle were assets the team was noted for. If the breaks had fallen the other way, Tee Jay might have had a winning year. Despite the futile efforts, many boys gained valuable experience and will be a big help to next year's varsity team. Back Row; L. to R.: Cooch Bryant, J. Lindsay, D. Haden, K. Peterso n, D. Waffle , J .. Morgan, ~- Russell, .J .. Kinsel, D. Fernley, C. Lindstrum, M. Krivokucha, K. Walker, M Goldenberg, G. Kohrs, T. Garrean , A. Rollins, J. Sefkin, G. Christi anson, G. Gamblin, B. Wolfe, J. Reese, Front Row; B. Kern, T .. Hawkins, C. Pendgraft, M. Jones, K. Constant, M. Shepard, R. Garrison, J. Floyd, M. Mar, W. Thompson, E. Lawton, T. Arnold . Season Record: 0 Wins 6 Losses I Tie Tee Jay 0 Prep 1.9 Tee Jay 13 A.L. 32 Tee Jay 0 North 13 Tee Jay 13 Westside 26 Tee Jay 7 Central 7 Tee Jay 0 Ryan 19 Tee Jay 0 Tech 6 125 126 9ophomore 9quad Back Row; L. to R.: M. Paulson, S. Dyson, C. Freer, L. Jung, G. Lovercheck, T. Drager, D. O' Dew, S. Du nla p, H. Je s~ n, K. Eng lund. Front Row; N. Mandrich, T. Ferrin, M. Kunick, D. Witt, J. Connor, D. Bowser, D. Sage, P. Shadden, L. Waugh, V. Downing. Season Record : 3 Wins Tee Jay 7 Tee J ay 0 Tee Jay 19 Tee Jay 6 Tee Jay 13 Tee J ay 0 Tee Jay 9 COACH JEROME The Sophomore football team finished its season with a respectable record of three wins against four defeats. Highlights of the season inc luded a victory over Tech produced by a fifty yard pass play in the closing thirty seconds of the game . A heartbreaker ended the season when Tee Jay lost to Ryan. The Sophs' goal line charge was ha lted 4 Defeats C reighton Prep 0 AL. 22 Tech 12 North 19 Central 0 W estside 27 Ryan 12 COACH SIMM S twice during the fourth quarter. Each time Tee Jay had the ba ll within Ryan's ten yard line, and was unable to punch over the winning score. Credit is due to the Sophomore boys who played a tough sche d ule. Determinatio n and hard pla y produced a numbe r of young foot ba llers t ha t we wi ll be watching in t he next several ye a rs. Candids What the*!*!@* are those guys doing? Kiss Me! Duck! Did Tan catch it or did it catch Tan! 127 128 Row I: L. to R.; G. Garrett, D. Fein hold; B. Doughman, M. Gibler, Row 2 L. Harrington, J. Gibler, E. Lawton, G. Wooldrige, Row 3: G. Galle, B. Feinhold, T. Garrean, R. Tallman. Varsity Mr. Brya nt wa s a 1955 graduate of the Unive rsity of Ne braska , a nd while there he received honors in footba ll a nd in wrestling. The e xperience he ga ined in co ll ege has been passed on through devotions and ha rd work d uring practice sessions. He has coa ched at Thomas Jefferson for years, and during t hese years he ha s com piled a 29 win and 15 loss record . Out of the winter varsity squads the wrestling . team had the best season. Their overall record shows thi~ wit h a record of 9 wins and 4 defeats in duo co~petition. They finished third in the Metro Tourney; second in the Iowa sectional; and had finalists in district and state tournaments. This year's record is typical of those produced by head coach Bryant. He has transferred his experience and know how to the individual wrestler in such a way that he will produce to the utmost of his ability. Congratulations to this year's team for a fine season. SCHEDULE *Tee Jay 33 Oakland 13 *Tee Jay 42 Central 5 *Tee Jay 34 Bishop Ryan 11 Tee Jay 18 Bellevue 24 Tee Jay 18 Harlan 24 Tee Jay 11 Tech 32 *Tee Jay 37 Boystown 9 *Tee Jay 24 Benson 19 *Tee Jay 26 Westside 14 *Tee Jay 37 Lewis Central 9 *Tee Jay 32 North 12 Tee Jay 12 A. L. 27 *Tee Jay 43 Prep 3 *Wins Total Nine wins; Four losses Grap piers 129 130 Refe ree wa tch es as C a rl Mobl ey pins his ma n Mat Candids Garrett shows fo rm t ha t compile d a 70 wi n a nd 12 loss reco rd A pi n ts ne a r GEORGE GARRETT LEO HARRINGTON BOB DOUGHMAN RON TALLMAN -., ' Award Winners George was one of the best wrestlers T. J. has ever produced. He compiled a record of 70 wins, 12 losses, and I tie. George's quickness made him a "tiger" to wrestle, and many of George's opponents found themselves on the bottom and usually pinned. T. J. is especially proud of George for his championship wrestling, jovial disposition, and high spirit. George won many of the tournaments around this area. He also won third place in the state meet. Leo was a great performer for T. J. this year with a record of 35 wins, 17 losses, and 3 ties. Leo was able to use his wirey frame to get him out of tight spots. He was a spunky competitor, and he used his head and quickness rather than brawn to overpower his man. Congratulations to Leo for winning the "Most Take Downs" award. Another name for this boy would be "tiger," and that is what this boy was out on the mat. His hustle and desire was ov'erpowering to most of his opponents. By just looking at him before t he match, one could tell that he was there to win. Bob, a junior, compiled a record of 22 wins, 8 losses, and no ties. Bob won the "Most Im proved Wrestler" award. Ron, the "big bear," wrestled heavyweight for T.J . this year. As with most big men he was strong, but he used his head in addition to his strength. His coolness and agility under press ure won him many victories. Congratulations to Ron for winning the "Most Pins" award. His record was 15 wins, 12 losses, and 6 ties. 131 132 J. V. Wrestling Division Champs Front Row. L to R: W. Wold, J. Knouse, L. Jensen, D. Flagg , B. Anfinson, M. Ross, D. Bowser, Back Row: J. Bradford, T. Bond, M. Gold enburg, D. Waffl e, A. Rollins, M. Smith, M. Zimmerman Tee Jay vs Oakland w Tee Jay VS Bishop Ryan w Tee Jay VS Harla n L Tee Jay VS Boystown w Tee Jay VS Westside w Tee Jay VS North w Tee Jay vs Bryan w Tee Jay VS Prep w Tee Jay vs Central w Tee Jay vs Bellev ue w Tee Jay VS Tech w Tee Jay vs Benson w Tee Jay vs Lewis Centra l w Tee Jay vs A. L. L A record of Varsity Basketball 7 wins and 12 losses was compiled by the varsity ba sketball team. After a slow start and some bad breaks, the t e am see med to come to life. At this t ime we were well into the season and it was just about too late to start a rally to even up our record. Switching coaches in the last part of the season made it more of a challenge. Although it was an uphill fight from the start, the boys never got discouraged and always tried their hardest. Because of the lack in he ight every boy had to give his all pl us a little more to be able to run with Metro foes. Despite this they did have speed and shooting ability. In the tourney the team g ot as far as the semifin als in district play before bowing to arch rival A.L. in a rea l thrilling game. Coaches Capel and Davis gave th e team expert advice and taught the finer points of defense a nd offe nse . The record doesn't always tell the whole story. A championship record wa s not shown this year, but championsh ip effort a nd desire were. 133 134 BOB CASE This was Bob's first year on the varsity team. He developed into o ne of its finest ball players. His best shots were a jumper from the top of the key and a twisting layup down the middle . Bob made All-City and All-Southwest Iowa teams at guard. ROGER NANSEL CHARLIE ALLEN Out of all the players on the squad Charlie was the most aggressive on offense. His smootb moves and deadly shots from fifteen feet brought him high point honors in many ball games. This was his second year on the varsity. One of this year's starting forward positions was held by Barry. He stood 5' 11" which is short for a forward, but he could jump with the best of them. His best shot BARRY McGINN was a jumper from the side. Also, Barry was one of the finest defensive players on the squad. Roger was the tallest man on t he varsity squad at 6'3". This was his second year on the varsity, and played his best game against A.L. Roger's greatest attribute was rebounding, and he displayed this talent in every game at center. His best shot was a turn around jump from the inside. Chuck was the stuffer of the 65-66 ball club. His tremendous reach added to his 6'2" frame enabled him to dunk the ball from any angle. His best shot was a short hooker. This was his first year on the varsity. CHUCK BANKS Ja y was t he speedster of the squad. Many times he stole the ball and zoomed away from the chasing defe nders. His best shot was a driving hook from his guard position and down the left si de of the key. Jay was also a strong defen sive player. JAY MALONE Th is was Jim's second year with the va rsity squad and this experience showed in many ball games. Jim was a ble to play either forward or guard, and he held one of these positions the e nti re season. His best shot was a jumper from the left side. JOHN LYDON John was the best sixth man on the +earl'!. His 5' I I" height did not stop him from gathering rebounds from taller men. His shooting ability and coolness under pressure were an asset to the team. His best shot was a scoop layup. Bob was the shortest man on the team at 5'7". A standout on defense, he would steal the ball easily with his quick hands. Bob was a deadly shot from far out, especially the twenty foot mark. BOB HESSMAN Bill was the only junior on the team. He transferred to T. J. from Kansas in the middle of the season. His shooting and rebou nd ing crbility will help the team next year. His best shot BILL HAGOOD was a jumper from the center. 135 136 Jay Vees With a record of nine-nine, the Jay Vee basketball team made a fine showing this season. Coach Bill Davis built his team up to be good sportsmen, rugged players, and tigers on defense. Many of these boys will be expected to fill varsity positions next year. With the coaching they received from Coach Davis, a bright season is in store for next year. Front Row, L to R: T. Arnold, T. Arnold, J. Floyd, R. Whirli, Back: L. Brashers, B. Kern, D. Madden, T. Drager, D. Horner SCHEDULE Tee Jay 44 Mo .. Valley 32 Tee Jay 41 Sioux City c. 48 Tee Jay 32 Holy Name 47 Tee Jay 61 Benson 81 Tee Jay 45 Prep 58 Tee Jay 48 Burke 54 Tee Jay 53 A. L. 48 Tee Jay 70 Griswold 39 Tee Jay 68 Manning 27 Tee Jay 68 Central 55 Tee Jay 58 Atlantic 51 Tee Jay 41 Boys Town 51 Tee Jay 52 Tech 59 Tee Jay 41 W. Harrison 70 Tee Jay 62 South 50 Tee Jay 54 Lewis Central 20 Tee Jay 59 A. L. 57 Tee Jay 48 Ryan 53 Sophomore Cagers This year the sophomore basketball team compiled a record of ten wins and three losses. Highlighting this yea r's season was a triple overtime win over Bellevue with the final score, Tee Jay fifty-nine and Bellevue fifty-seven. Tee Jay 41 Tee Jay 70 Tee Jay 73 Tee Jay 53• Tee Jay 67 Tee Jay 60 Tee Jay 72 Tee Jay 52 Tee Jay 60 Tee Jay 59 Tee Jay 71 These boys worked hard and were considered a topnotch sophomore club. Coach Mike Hoffman, in his second year with the team, feels many of these boys will be able to fill varsity positions in the near future. SCHEDULE Prep 56 North 61 Ryan 57 Tech 56 South 56 Central 47 Westside 53 Benson 69 West Harrison 43 Abe Lynx 49 Fremont-Mills 54 Tee Jay 59 (3 ovt.) Bellevue 57 Tee Jay 56 Boys town 47 First Row, L to R: D. Debar, G. Andersen, J. Heckerman, T. Th omas, D. Witt, C. Solomon, Second Row; G. love rchec k, J. John son , T. Finnell, P. Plummer, J. Morgan, R. Apple 137 138 L. to R. Ivy Moore, Laura Waugh, Vicki Hall, Roberta Hunt, Mad onna Bittick, Mary Bolte, Donna Balzer-spon so r, Geo rgia G ottbrecht, Connie Marlin, Jeanie H all, Kathy Mandolfo, Linda Lu schen, Chris Dickense n. Jackettes TJ's Girls' Basketball Team Eve n though only 3 seniors return ed to the girls' basketball team this year,- the y had a fairly good seaso n. They practiced twice a week on lay-up shots, driils, fre e throws, and different plays. Having tough competition from 15 othe r teams in the B league (girls 18 and unde r), they finished with 8 losses a nd 2 wins. Showing much improvement, the girls we re runners-up in the consolation games of the AAU tournament. Also, one of the outstanding players, Jeanie Hall, was elected to the a ll star team. With almost all the girls returning next year, it should be a ve ry promising season. Front Row, L. to R.: R. Simmons, L. Spratt, D. Caffery, D. Neil, T. Farris, C. Foutch, A. Schroeder, M. Rine, Back Row, Coach E. Robinson, J. Malone, C. Solomon, D. Steensen, B. Lambert, R. Nancel, M. Shannon, J. Grazier, D. Horner, A. Holmberg, S. Siegler. MEET Ryan, Bellevue, T.J. Bellevue, T.J. Tech, North, T.J. Ryan, T.J. Westside , T.J. Tech, T.J. Metro. Invitational A.L., T.J. Peru State Invitational Metro. Activities As. Cross Country PLACE 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 2r'ld 2nd 9th 2nd 4th 7th This year has been a rebuilding period for Coach Earnest Robinson 's thinclads. With only three returning lettermen from la st year's squad, Coa ch Robinson had to settle for seventh in the Metropolitan League. The boys had much desire and determination. W ith nine underclassmen returning to next year's squad, a successful season is in store for future cross country teams at Tee Jay. 139 140 Track 1st Row: L. to R.-M. Jones, R. Turpine, L. Spratt, M. Dyson, D. Bergstrom, E. Lawton, T. Hawkins, M. Rhin e. 2nd Row: J. Malone, J. Nagle, L. Floyd, B. Hagood, C. Mobley, C. Foutch, A. Roll ins, J. Hecke rman , Coac h Hansen, D. Fernley, D. Horne r, T. Bond, G. Khors, Coach Gotchall. This year's track team placed high in every meet they participated in. Greg Kohors and Mike Kellar paced the team with I st and 2nd place efforts at the State Meet. Other point getters for the team were Tim Bond in the I 00 Yd. Da sh and Jay Malone in the 220 Yd. Da sh. Kohrs, Bond and many othe r undercla ssmen are return - ing to help bolster rela ys a nd garner points in the open events. A boy has to pay the price to become successful in track, and by t he showing made this year, many boys paid the price. Congratulations to Mr. Gotchall for an outstandi ng track team. Mike Kellar shows form tha t ea rn ed him 2nd place in th e Stat e Me et. Dave third . Greg Khors I st place in the broad jump at the Stat e Meet. Be rgstrom fin ishes 141 142 The girls who fre qu ently ran the relay we re from L. to R. Kathy Mahe r, Kathey Mandolfo, (standing} Linda Lu schen, an d Maggie Roacha. Even though the number out for girls' track was limited, the team had a good season. Five girls made up the team, and because of t his each girl participated in a va- _riety of activities. The girls started by practicing four nights a week after school. Exercises consisted of jumping jacks, sit-ups, leg exercises, running from two to three laps around the football field , and practicing the dashes to improve their time. T eeJay entered the meets at Red Oak and Missouri Valley but failed to score against toughter rivals. The team also entered in th e meet at the Iowa School for the Deaf where they won place ribbons. Linda Luschen took second place in the broad jump for which she set the school record at T eeJay, second place in the 220 yard run, and placed fifth in the I 00 yard dash. The four girls on the relay team won a fourth place ribbon. This year the coach of girls' as wel l as boys' track was Mr. Ernest Robinson. His assistant was Miss Donna Balzer of th e girls' p hysica l ed ucation department. Girls' Track Linda Luschen gets a running start for the broad' jump. Geo rgia Gottbrecht prepares to throw the softball. Conditions for running on the TeeJay track we re ve ry difficult because of the new adaition being constructed. 143 144 Gymnastics The gymnastic team had a record of two wins and seven losses. Coach Bill Simms has many underclassmen returning next year. With the experie nce gained this year, better performance s are e xpected from these boys in the coming season . Front Row, L to R: D. Sage, J. Hotchkiss, B. King, G. Mann, B. Lambert, D. Burgstru m, Back Row: J . Ives, B. Brabec, H. Brink, M. Jon es, J. Conner. SCHEDULE Tee Jay 61 Bellevue Tee Jay 51 North Tee Jay 38 Westside Tee Jay 32 Cre ighton Tee Jay 62 Tech Tee Jay 32 Ryan Tee Jay 45 A. L. Prep POINT LEADERS Dave Burgstrum Capt. Mike Jones C apt. John Ives Jeff Conner Bob Lambert 48 61 74 80 50 80 68 68'h 53 48 33 1/3 23'h 9wimming First Row, L to R: W. Prito, T. Hawkins, D. Pogge, R. Underwood, J. Conner, B. Schomberg, R. Garrison, M. Bergantzel, Second Row: J. Allen, R. Hoke, G. Rosenbaugh, B. Russell, S. Hoke, J. Menching, J. Lindsay, D. Oshlo, D. Oshlo. With a record of one win, one tie, and sixteen losse! the swimming team didn't fare too well against thei tough Metro foes. This year's team was composed mainly of underclas~ men. Mr. Jerome and the team feel that the experienc• they gained from this year and lots of hard work, · brighter season is in store for next year. COACH JEROME 145 146 1 966 Baseball Front Row: D. Con nor, D. Debar, J. Lydon, B. Ca se, D. Purn ell, B. McGinn T. McClure. Back Row: D. Daley, R. Hoke, D. Thomas, D. Fenton, L. McGee J. Grazier, L. Breshers, S. Hoke. Coach Dick Davis The spring base ball squad possessed a 16-5 record and the title of Spring State Ba seball Champio ns. Seasoned by the tough competition of the Merto-Leagu e , the state champs tore through their Iowa fo es with a 12-0 record. The team at the start of the season was rough and needed work in many places.. As the season progressed, though, the squad turned into a smooth functioning team which in the end became the number one team in the state of Iowa. State Champions Coach Davis's expression shows se riou sness of t he state to urn ey. An oth e r run for th e state tourn ey ca use. THE 1966 STATE CHAMPIONS .. . . Cl\ ~ COU '< l ( DAIR (A~~ ~ Anoth e r fine defe nsive pla y 147 Dan Thomas stokes ou t anot her home run. Da n Dal e y gu a rd s second ba se . T.J. vs. Des Moines Dowling Win T.J. vs. A. L. Wi n T.J. vs. Des Moines Dowling win T.J. vs. Bellvue wi n T.J. vs. Boystown loss T.J. vs. Central Win T.J. vs. Westside loss T.J. vs. Spalding win T.J. vs. Ryan loss T.J. vs. North loss T.J. vs. South Win T.J. vs. Tech loss T.J. vs. Burke Win T.J. vs. Prep wi n T.J. vs. Lewis Central wi n T.J. vs. Churdan win T.J. vs. A.L. win T.J. vs. Davenpo rt win T.J. vs. Elk Horn Win T.J. vs. W aterloo Win T.J. vs. Bedford win -.· ·- Row 1; L. to R.: D. Clayton, K. Petersen, M. Danburg, B. Kern, J. Morgan, J . Kinsel, R. Johnson, T. Thomas; ·Row 2: T. Ferrin , J. Nichola s, D. Witt, J. Hitfe rnan , M. Paulson, R. Garrison, D. tlowser, J . Connor. Junior Varsit\j After losing the first game of the season, RECORD the Jay-vees racked up SIX straight VIC- T.J. Westside 7 tori es for a 6-1 Metro League record- T.J. 12 Rummel 4 good enough for a first place finish. The T.J. 6 A.L. 4 team wa s led by the trio of John Kinsel, T.J. 7 Tech 0 J ohn Hiffernan, and Terry Ferrin who hit T.J. 3 Be llevue 2 . 308, .450, and .410 respectively. T.J . 7 Creig hton Prep 3 T.J. 9 A.L. 4 149 Girls' The girls' golf team showed much improvement over la st yea r. Many new sophomores participated this year making the team wo rk harde r and creating competition among the team fo r those low scores. Their sponsor, Mrs. Sally Kelker, took t he team to Westwood Golf course four times a week to determine low scores for t he matches. The top six were then taken to Dodge course in inter-school competition. The low scorer and best playe r on the team was Carolyn Lin.dsay who took fourth place low medalist in competing with forty-two girls at the Iowa district meet. The team lost to A.L. in the two matches scheduled with the scores being A.L. A.L. 184 23 3 T.J. T.J. 185 255 The top six girls who placed in district a re from L. to R. Carolyn Lind sa y, Sa ndy Rowe , Trud yMark, Alice Conway, Debo ra Smith, C a rl a Arndt. The first match between A.L. and T.J. was he ld at W estwood and the second at El ks C ou ntry Club G o lf Course. In the southwest Iowa Tourname nt T eeJay placed fourth (beating A.L. by twent y-three strokes) and placed fourth in t he Omaha Golf In vitationa l at Ceda r Hills Golf Cou rse. The team fi nished with a good sea son and with all but three girls returning , next season should be even better. Golf Team 150 Othe r me mbe rs on the team a re fro m L. to R. Dia na Fid o ne, C a rol Sa nd e rs, sponsor, M rs. Sally Ke l· ke r, La ura W a ug h, Connie Smith, Li nd a Bri ley. Not pictured: Be tty Parks, Dia na Ro bin so n, Linda Lyd o n. Row I: Gail Anderson, Jim Evans, Neil Evans, Jim Minor. Row 2: Joel Myklebust, Ron Fernley, Rod Appel, Rod Erickson . The Thomas Jefferson boys golf team putted through this year sporting new blast jackets (furnished by Al Martin a.nd Grape Growers Association) to a score of I tie, 3 losses, and 2 wins. The low average boy for the team was sophomore Rod Appel with an average of 42 .7. Second low was senior Rod Erickson with a 43 .2 ave rage , followed closely by senior Jim Eva ns with 43.6. RECORD T.J. 169 Bellvue 169 T.J. 193 Westside 176 T.J. 168 Prep 164 T.J. 164 North 163 T.J. 163 Tech 182 T.J. 174 Rya n 177 COACH FRANK LAMANTIA 151 152 Row I L. to R. Co nni e Marlin, Marta Brabec, Janice Tysor, Mary Conboy Row 2: Connie Foot, Diane Shrode r, Bo nni e Sm ith, Kathy Maher, Ivy Moore Tennis 1966 brought a fine season for t he Thomas Jefferson girl's tennis team. The team was composed of th re e seniors, C onnie Marlin, Ivy Moore, and C onnie Foot, and fi ve sophomores. Ivy Moore was a District Semi-Finalist. The sophomores look fo rwa rd with expe rience and drive to a promising season next yea r. The team was coached by Miss Donna Ba lze r. T.J. 4 Lewis Centra l 0 T.J. 0 A. L. 4 T.J. 3 Red O ak I T.J. 4 Lewis Cent ral 0 T.J . 0 A.L. 4 T.J. 4 Glenwood 0 t •·. Boys' Tennis Row I, L. to R.: P. O'Hara, T. Arnold, T. Arnold, C. Rosenbaugh; Row 2: M. Shannon, S. Carle, A. Coleman, D. Madden. The best tennis team T.J. and Coach Mike Hoffman eve r produced was this year's team. Steve Carle and Ala n Colema n were Semi-finalists in the State Tournament. With an overall record of 5 wins and I loss, the team finished third in the Metro Tourney and second in their division. I st singles ....... .... ..... . . . . .. . ... Steve Carle 2nd singles Mike Shannon 3rd singles ............. .... ....... Alan Coleman I st doubles ..... .... ........ ...... ... Tim Arnold Tom Arnold 2nd doubles ...... ... . ..... . .. . ... Denny Madden Ca rl Rosenbaugh Pat O'Hara 153 154 156 Roger Johnson President Mrs. Karen Day Mr. Bill Simms J ohn Lindsay Vice-president Mr. Dan Ryan Trudy Mark Secretary Mr. R. Davis (n ot pictured) Sophomore Officers and Sponsors Steve Pefferman Treasurer Tom Arnold Sgt.-at-Arms c a n d • I d s 157 158 Sandy Abbott Russ Abraham Marcia Achenbaugh Sharon Ackerman Dave Acord Conn ie Adamson Wayne Aege Tin a Ahlquist Phyll is Akins Su sa n Albert Ran dy Allen Donna Allison Gail Andersen Bill Anfinson Rod Appel Ca rla Arndt Tim Arnold Tom Arnold Joa n Arvidso n John Atwell Sharon Ault Vickie Auxier Coll ee n Baker Shirley Bake r Mich ae l Ba rrie r Ken Baxter Rich Bece rra Susan Beck Dea na Belt Bill Be nedict Mike Bergantzel Roberta Be rry Re becca Betts Kathy Bloom Paul ette Bloom Janet Boe Jerry Bohlen Mary Bolte Dave Bonar Pam Bothwell Laura Bott Dick Bowser Marta Brabec Jon Bradford Ann Bradley Lettie Bradley Linda Briley Herb Brink Tina Brockman Charles Brooks Virgin ia Brooks Lorene Brotherton Bob Brown J a net Brown Denny Burbeck Susan Burkey Gene Butterfield Larry Caffery Bruce Capron Ellen Ca rey Ang ie Carlson Judy Ca rrell Vi cky Childs Alice Clark Carolyn Cl ark Corky Clark Sharan Cla rk Albert Clay Doug Cla yto n Dan Cleveng er 159 160 Noree n Clinke nbeard Bruce Collie r Janie Sue Conaway Mary L. Conb".'y Cra ig Conkling J eff Conner Sh a ron Cook Jim Core Kevin Consta nt Donn a Costello Glen A. Cox Pat Curry De nnis Davis Kirk Davis Marsha Davis Dave DeBa r Mich ae l DeHart Ru st~ De lashmutt Phyllis Demoret . Leon Lou is De itz G loria Dis hong Raymond Don_ahoo Virgil Downi ng De nn y Drake Tim Dreag er Steve Dunl a p Steve Dyson Judy Edie Peg gy Ellison Kenny Engl and Buddy Eshom Chet Ethington Nea l Eva ns Rosetta Eva ns Rex Fa rris J anice Fee kin Lyn nette Feekin Thomas Fe nn ell Ron Fernley Te rry Ferrin Ann Fe rryma n Michae l Fie nh old Ron Filkins Larry Fishe r Dan Flegg Nancy Fo rcade 161 162 Carl Foutch John Fowler Claude France Dan Franks Chuck Freer Carol Fronk Ell~n Full ington Dwai n Galle Tom Gardner Steve Garrison Mary G atrost Mich ael Gibson Bill Giles Lyle Gilfillan J e rry Gilmore Georg e Glacey Georgia Gottbrecht Cheryl Grap Donita Grau Nel la Graves Alta M. Gravitt Marsha Griffin Bob Grys ki ewicz Lin da Ha ck Jane Hag er Victoria Ma rl a Hall Barb Hanafa n Barb Hannon De bbie Hanse n Kathy Han se n She ila Hansen Avalena Hanslip G lenn Hanson Ruth Hanson Te rry Ha rold Jo Ann Hartman Kenny Harvey Sh aron Hauger Mike Hawkins Kathryn Haze n Jim Heckerman Share Heineman Mitch Henley Rick He nsley Lill ia n Hester James A. Heywood John Hiffern a n Fred Hill Ka re n Hines G ary Hodtwalker Ga ry Hoemann Pam Holde n Clifford Holding Don Hook Pam Horner Rick Hose lton Anna Humlicek George Hunt Jud y Hunt Robe rta Hunt Shirley Hunte r Pat Hurley Patricia Huskey Cathi e Hutchinson Paula Iden Dia ne Ives Dia ne Ives J esse Ja ckso n Larry J ense n Howard J e nsen 163 164 Norm an Jensen G ary John son Gary Johnson Hugh E. John so n Linda John so n Roger J ohnso n Tim John son Brad J ohnston Eldon John ston Jerry Johnston Rick Jolliff Kathy Jung Larry Ju ng Ke nn eth Ka rnes N adi ne Kellar Vickie L. Keller C ynth ia Kellog g Kathy Ki;i nyon Bob Ke rn G lenn Kil patrick C arol Ki ng J anice Ki ng Dia na Ki nne John Kinsel Dorie Kirby Glenna Klement Jack Knouse Doug Knutson Bob Knudsen Kitty Koch Don Koger Karen Kohrs H elen Konecny Susi e Kopera Ru ss Kramer Michael Krivokuche Angie Kruse Bill Kru se Dora Kuffler M ike Kunik Terr y La ncial Roberta Larse n Craig Lauver Su san La wre nce Barbara Lee Mike Lenh ardt 165 166 Roger LeRette Dana Lesley Lind a Lewell e n Becky Lidgett J ohn Lindsay Sally Long Donn a Love ll Steve Lovercheck Linda Joyce Lu schen Lind a Lydon Julie Lyman Jerry Mabbitt Jacque Madde n Dixie Madse n Lynn Roy Madsen Kathy Maher Roxann Ma hon ey Jean nie Maine David Malone Nick Mandarich Jim Mandolfo Trudy Mark James L. Ma rkey Mike Marr John N. Marshall Sheila Ca role Mauer Danny May Ch ris Mend oza Jim Men sching Linda Merk Ba rba ra J ea n Me rksick Linda Merrill De nnis Meyer Ramona Meyer Caro lin e Middagh Diane Miller Janelle Mille r Ronni e Miller Vonnie Miller Jim Minor Lawrence D. Moore Phillip Moree Dona ld Moreland Leo Moreno Jim Morgan Connie Morris Jack Lee Mowery Rich a rd Mowe ry Terry Mulvania Don Mumm Patty Myers Dave McCallan Bette Mcintosh Mike McKe rn Rod McMaster Nancy McNulty Byron McQuinn Jimmy McTwiggan Jim Nagel Nick Nahach Esthe r Neg rete Da ve Neill El ena Ma ria Nelson Karen Nelso n Dia nne Neu mann Bill Newma n Glenda Newma n Larry Ni xo n Peggy Norris De nnis Nusser 167 168 Virgini a Olsen Doug O shlo Pat O'Brien Don O ' De ll Patrick O'Hara Cheryl e Ire ne O ssman Dann y Papai /a Bill Pa rra ck Marc Pa ulson Terry Pearon Connie Pe e t Steve Pe ffe rman Gary Pe ndgraft De bby Pete rso n De l Peterson G a ry Pete rse n H en ry Pete rse n Ke n Pe tersen Bobbie Pete rso n Bruce Phillips Bob Pla ntikow Pa ul Plumme r Vi ckie Plumme r Pa t Poffen ba rge r Denny Pog ge Karen Pool John Powe ll Joyce Pruett LaJune Quandt Richard Reelfs Judy Reese Lee Ann Reid Randy Reid De bby Respelie rs J oyce Rhodd Ca rl Gene Ric e Virg ini a Ric e Ma ggie Rocha Tito Rocha Ch arle ne Rodenbough Kath y Rolfe Barry Rothfus Gloria Saa r Carl Roseba ugh Karen Roth e Dennis Lee Sage 169 170 Linda Sa les Carole Sanders Art Schelldorf Bruce Schomburg Diane Schrode r Doug Schrode r Debbie Schultz Ronnie Schultz Deb Seaman Susan Seaton Pa t Shadden Dick Shamnlen Jim Shannon Mike Shannon Mark Shepard Bruce Sherlund Terry Skalberg Ruth Skinner Barry Smith Bonnie Smith Connie Smith Lind a Smith Mike Smith Rog er Smith Sa ll y Smi th Tom Smith Frank Sollazzo Chuck Solomon Marlene Sorense n Ka thy Sortino Ga ry Spanel Darwin Spears Evelyn Specht LaVonn e M. Spires Sylvia El a in e Spreng e r Fra nc es Starr Steve Starr Rosean na Stea dman Keith Still Donn a Strong Frank Stro ng, Jr. Dave Sturgeon H a ro ld Sturm Jr. Carolyn Sullivan Do ug Teague J oe Thomas Maryetta Thom as Te rry Th omas Aaron Th omson Walte r Th om pson Tim Tighe Ju anita Tobias Vincent To bias Nan ci Thompkins Barba ra T ri bo let Tim Turn er G e nn y Turner Janice Tyso r Sherry Valli e r Judy Ann Van Eaton Dave Yan Horne De rra ld E. Waffl e De nnis W ag ne r El aine Walbridg e Ward W a lke r C arl Wallace Do nn a W ard Jan is Waugh 171 172 Larry Waug h Lau ra Waugh Greg We lch lshal Welch Ca rla White Sally Weatherill Duane Wiemerslag e Lorrai ne Wiemerslage Myrtle Wieme rsl age Eileen Will ey Lynn Williams Ra y Wilmoth Pam Wilson Sandy With em De nny Witt Wayne Wold Lind a Wood Sha ron Woodruff Don Wright Jim Und erwood Rick Underwood Diane Yeari ngton Tod d Yeaton Not Pictur ed: Kay Ahr e ns David Anderson Mike And ers o n C huck Anib le Da n -Ba rn es Pau l Beck m a n Laura Be r kheimer Ke nn eth Blankenshi p Denn is Bra ntl ey J u a ni ta Brise no Pa ul Bro wn Debby Burgstrum Ka ndy Christianson De nny Collins Steve Collins J ay Co ppack Ve rn on Cross Lo uis Dewae le Ch e ryl Di amond Ruth Ditzl e r Sta nl ey Dofner Mark El l is J ames Fl a nn e ry De nnis Fargrove Eug e ne Gl add en Mathew Globe Ca ndy Hannum Lin ea Hanse n Wayne Head Ric ky Hickmain Beve rl y Hicks Chester H o rswi ll Stephen Howard Harry Jensen Lin da Jin ks Sandra Jin ks Roger Kinney David Linehan Leslee McCelland Mike McCoy Glenn Mclean G ary Milligan J im Minor Rita Negrete Mike N elson Pam Palm erton J odie Pe leska David Poin ts Gary Yopp Al Young Kathy Youngs Mike Zimmerman William Zurek Greg Reese Brenda Rich a rdson Harold Richa rds Pa tti Richardson Larry Rigby Victor Robertson Kathrine Schi effer Pat Shadden Rob e rt Smith Randal l S o r enson Joyce Sp ea rs Evelyn Specht Ka rl etta Sprinkel Rich a rd Tallm a n Jim Thompson Sh irl ey To l by Pete Vargas Dia ne Vince nt Bob Vr enz Danny Wick Joe Wi lliams Steve Willi a ms J ea nn e W i lson 173 175 176 Junior Officers and Sponsors President . . . . . . . . .. . ...... .. .. ... Debbie Jo Smith I st Vice-President .......................... Tim Bond 2nd Vice-President ... .... .. . . ..... . .... . Denny Fernley Secretary .. ... ... ................... . Leslie Cowardin Treasurer .............................. Denny Connor Treasurer Beckie Young Mr. Don Hansen Mrs. Sally Kelker Miss Karen Jensen Mr. Charles Bryant Craig Acord Lois Aldrich Lindo Allon Jerry Allen Bill Allmon Marcia Andersen Mary Andrews Joki Annin Gale Arch Dennis Arndt Merri Arnold Phyllis Axtell Betty Jo Baker Dale Baker Linda Barber Kay Barlow Abbie Ba rton Sh aro n Bates Steve Ba tes Steve Batt J ames Beaman Harry Bellows 177 William Belt Jeannie Bensley Tom ~eq uette Carolyn Bergantzel Connie Bergman Su sie Bicking David Birdsong Madonna Bittick Phyllis Bly Dixie Boaz Edna Bohall Linda Bolton Rob Bonar Tim Bond Gary Bouvier Sherri Bowers Me rrill Bowma n Bruce Brabec De nnis Brockman 178 La ;-ry Brockman Ardith Brooks Fred Brooks Suzy Brooks Barb Brown Donna Brown Evon Brown Janet Brown Lindo Brown Paul Brown Sharon Brown Tamara Brown Warren Brown Patsy Brouilette Bonnie Bryant Janet Bu rgess David Burgstrum De bby Burgstrum Gary Buth De nnis Ca in Wanda Ca lfee Jeanne Camp 179 Kathy Campbell Millard Camp Jim Canaday Den a Carma n Lave rn Carman Deborah Carroll Judy Carter Sandra Carte r Linda Caruse Linda Ch ilders Greg Christiansen Mike Christiansen Sally Clark Suzie Clark Al Coffelt Lind a Co ll ett Al ice Conaway Denny Co nn e r J oAnn Corum Le slie C owa rdin C a rol Cure 180 Mike Danburg Beverly Darrington Marge David Sandra Davis Toni Dawson Janet DeHart } Ca ssa ndra DeSantiago Phil Detroy Bill Diamond Nichola s Dick Carol Dicki nson Christine Dickinson Bob Dike Edward Dishon9 Bob Doughman Darris Doughman G loria Drake Vicki e Drake Larry Drieve r Linda Duitman Judy Duke Na ncy Du rick 181 Terry Edie Marilyn Ege Vincent Elliot Dixie Ellis Joyce Emerine Kenneth En gle Lynn Etherton Bill Evans Pat Falconer Susie Fazio Rick Fender Alice Fenton Dennis Fernley Diana Fidone Donna Fiedler Bob Fienhold Steve File Sammy Flowers James Floyd Donna Foley Vicky Foote Charles Ford 182 Craig Forsyth e Pat Foust Susie Friedrich Dan Fries Connie Frieze Chet Gallagher Greg Gamblin Dan Gardner Edward Ga rdner Willie Gardner Marcia G a rges . ,~ ~·- if' . . \ ·~ '.'I .. •. ''\ . Tim Garrean Rod G arrison Robert Geibert Evelyn Gibbs Ed Gi bler J oe Gible r Bob Gill es pie Margie Gl acey Sa ndra G odsey Maurice Goldenbe rg G era ld G oldsberry 183 Carla Gottbrecht Sharon Gouker Lyle Gravett Charlotte Gray Don na Grosve nor Th eod ore G undl a ch Che ryl Hadden Chris Hallberg Bob Ha ncock Danny Ha nn a DeAnne Hansen Patsy Hansen Beth Hanson Judy Ha rdin De bbie a~ti ll Joann Harris Ma rgaret Hatta n David Hauge Barb Hawkins Tom Hawkins Jea nn ie Hayes Ke ith Head 184 Mike Heen an Suzan Heffe rnan Ronda Hefley Mike Hennings JoEllen Henry Ron Herrick Pat Hessm.an Marlene Hill Danny Hinkel LJavid Haden Steve Hoke Denny Horner Margaret Howard Trudy Humes Davi d Hunt Ern estin e Hunt Lind a Iml er Bill Ives Ga ry Ives J oh n Ives 185 Beverly Jackson · Karen J ackson Clyde Johnson Dianne J ohnson J oe J ohn son Pa ul a Johnson Su e Johnson Vickie John son Charl es J ones Mike J ones Rex Jones Bill Katzenstein Cindy Keele Su sa n Kell er Al Kelly Kathleen Kelly Cindy Ke nnedy Don Ke rmeen Roger Kern Cheryl Ke ssle r La rry Kilgore Linda Ki ndberg 186 Harlan King Robert King Sharon King Vickie Kinne Gregg Kohrs Richard Kopera Dennis LaBreck Robert Lambert Chuck Lamphear Connie Larsen Harvey Larsen LeRoy Law Jack Lawless Steven L'llwless Lee Estes Lawton Virginia LeBaugh Marsha Lee Pam Lee Ron Leh mer Larry LeM aster Pat Lenhardt Louis LeRette 187 Chuck Lindstrom Vaughn Livingston Mary Loukota Larry Mace Denny Madden Judy Magneso n Jackie Mahan Cathy Mandolfo Frank Mann Shari Mann Robert Ma rkus Karen Martin Pattricia Massie Joanna Matteson Den nis May Art Men doza Pa scual Mendoza Larry Mensching Cheri Mi ll ard Ph ilip Miller 188 Mike Milner Steve Minor Janelle Minta Judy Moore Judy Moran Lloyd Morphy Don Mulvania Helen Murphy Mary Murphy Joel Myklebust Mike McClelland Bill McDowell Dick McGee Thomas McGlade Dorothy Mcintosh George McTwiggan Kathy McTwiggan Don Neill Pam Nelson Candy Nesbitt J oe Nichol as Dennis Norton 189 Susan O'Hara Judy Olsen Jan Oviatt Pam Palmerton Betty Parks Ma rilyn Pearce Charles Pendgraft Maureen Penry Conrad Petersen Kathy Petry Christine Phillips Connie Phillips Dorothy Pierce Mike Pogge Peggy Pogue Tonya Points Kathy Poole Steve Pou lson Gloria Pribyl Bill Prieto Dan Prin e Lind a Pritc hard 190 Gloria Purnell Judy Quandt Wayne Raschke Doug Rasmussen Connie Ravenstein Rodger Reelfs Jiin Re ese Mary Reninger Bill Richardson Cathy Richardson Kathy Riddle Clyde Rine Linda Roberts Stacey Robertson Annette Rockwell Sandra Rohwe r Andrew Roll ins Lee Rollin s Mark Ross Susan Ross Bill Russell Don Russell 191 Thomas Ryan Jeff Saathoff Donna Sales Howard Sales Con nie Schafer Peggy Schendel Frank Schewe Marilyn Schmitt Bobbie Schuppan Diane Schwetz Pebel Sellers Kathy Sewell Larry Shanno Carolyn Shannon Dewayne Shannon Caryll Sh anon Kathy Sh epa rd Sandy Shepard Te rri Shrader Jim Sieburg Jerry Siefken Steve Sigle r 192 Marilyn Skaw Fred Skinner Debra Smith John Smith Mary Smith Robert C. Smith Jane Snyder Ron Spane! Linda Spetman Jim Steinke John Steinke Kenny Still Marvin Stockton Pat Stogdill Susan Stoker John Street Michael Stu key Mona Sturm Kathy Swanger Patsy Swisher Myra Tackett Li nda Tadlock 193 Tom Tallman Rod Taylor Elaine Tews Ca rol Th acker Dan Thomas Le roy Th omas Sue Thompson J oy Thorson Cindy Tish e r Shirley Tolby Thaymer Tracy Dale Trautman Kay Tribolet Cathy Trimmer Mike Tyson Connie Vallier Li nda Va n Bibbe r Virg inia Va nce Kim Va nd e rloo Ma ry Wag e r Mike Waite Denise Wa lke r 194 Ken Walker Dan Wall Vicki Walter Nancy Ward Cinda Washburn Stephanie Waugh Rodney Watkins Rick Wehrli Linda Weidman Linda Wells Pa t Wendt Shirley White Mary Wilcke n Don Williams Randy Williams Daniel Wilson David Wilson Fl iesha Wilson Janet Wilson Joyce Wilson Judy Wilson Paul Wilson 195 196 Paul Wilson John Woods Not Pictured: Robert Aguiniga Diane Baker Gary Ballinger Ll oyd Breshers Stanley Brotherton J ean ne Chaffee Margaret Clacey Roger Colwell Dick Comky Ronald Freer Pau la Full er Carl Groth Lind a Hack Karla Hagle Tim Wilson Linda Woods Kay Young William Wilson Blaine Wolff Kirk Wredt Arvey Wright Ch arles Ha il Donn a Hall Dave Hardima n Du ane Heubner Jackie Johnso n William Kaufman Ron Kelso Kent Kopera April Loveless Lind a Love less Robert Maack John McCormick Brent Miller Terry Miller Glen Wood Diana Yopp Kathy Woodford Becky Young Hele n Murphy Ma ry Murphy Kathy Peck Michael Peck John Ratasha lt Bruce Roth Larry Spratt Deb bie Th omas Pam VanDonge Richard Varn Alan Wadsworth Mike White Bridget Wilson Candids 197 198 9ENIOR9 199 200 Senior Officers and Sponsors Mr. Michael Hoffman Mr. Lloyd Jerome Mr. Roger Melkus Miss Agnes Sperra Mrs. Clara Strickland Mrs. Harriet Cha se Sponsors Officers Jim Evans-Treasurer Don na Hall-Secretary Nancy Moore-President Ta ndy McClure-Vice-President VALEDICTORIAN We, the Annual Staff, salute Trudy Probst, this year's valedictorian. Her address on "What Greater Gift?" was especially appropriate considering Trudy's list of honors. Some of these include-First Place in the State Elks Leadership and Scholarship Contests, going on to the Na· tional contest. A well-known figure around Thomas Jefferson, Trudy is a member of the NHS, Student Council, FTA, Jr. GOP's, MOl's, Signal Staff, Biology, Spanish, and Pep Clubs, and dramatic work in roadshows and plays. We Salute You • • SAL UT A TORIAN • The Annual Staff is proud to give Kenneth Lininger, we ll-earned recognition. Ken's list of activities is a long one, including membership in NHS, Jr. GOP's, Key Club, MOI, Scie nce Club, Music Department in Choir and Band , and work in the Drama Department. Proof of Ken's earning his rank was evident from the awa rds he received on "Honors Day." Some of these were his NMSQT Letter of Recommendation, State of Iowa Scholarship, World-Herald Scholarship, Woodmen of the World American History Award , Iowa State Bar Association Award, El ks Loca l Scholarship Award, and his admission to Iowa State Un iversity "With Recognition and Award." 20 1 202 AT GRADUATING TIME Alt, Kathy Ambrose, Dave Andersen, Stella Anderson , Jim Anderson, Mary Anderson, Nancy • • Abels, Vicki Ackerman, Connie Adamson, Sandra Ahlquist, Brian Akins, Ronnie Allen , Charley • Andrews, Sandy Anfinson, Peggy Applegate, Marsha Arch, Iris Arrick, Julie Arrowsmith, Ronnie "THE GRADUATES ARE GOING FORTH Banks, Charles Baker, Conni e Baxley, Charles Beckner, Stanley Bende r, Dan Belt, Frank 203 204 Bennett, Peggy Betts, Barbara Bigham , Howard Bird, Leslie Birdsong , Trudy Bocker+, Susan GOD BLE99 THEM EVERY ONE! Bolte, James Bolton, Deana Bolton, Judy Bowen , Donna Branson, Joyce Breshers, Patty Briggs, Larry Briggs, Rodney Brockman, Gordon Brooks, Jack Brown, Loren Brown , Regina TO RUN THIS HARD AND STUBBORN WORLD Bryant, Robert Burroughs, Karen Butler, John Butler, Roger Butterbaugh, Donna Calfee, Linda 205 206 Childers, Terry Childress, Lee Ann Christiansen, Lani Clark, Jacque Clark, Marcia Cochran, Bill JUST AS IT SHOULD BE RUN; Camden, Diane Carle, Steve Carlin, Jeanette Case, Robert Cavanaugh, Diane Cepuran, Kathleen Cook, Kay Cooley, Beverly Coleman, Alan Constant, Michael Costello, Bill Cronin, Mike BUT MUCH I FEAR THEY'LL FIND THAT FACTS Daley, Da n Davis, Virginia Dawson , Cynthia DeBar, Ralph Duitman, Sharon Delanty, Patricia 207 208 DenHerder, Judy Diercks, Judy Dietz, Carol Ditzler, Jo Dofner, Gloria Doner, Rita DON'T ALWAYS TRACK WITH DREAMS; Doughty, Linda Drake, Sharon Drummond, Robert Drummond , Ruth Eddy, Diane Ellis, Alan Eidshun, Melba Erickson, John Eriksen, Rodney Evans, Jim Farris, Tom Fernely, Dick AND RUNNING THIS OLD WORLD 19 NOT Fichter, Patricia Fienhold, David Fienhold, William Fisher, Peggy Fisher, Ronallien Foote, Laconda 209 2 10 Forbes, Dennis Forcade, Mickey Ford, Burke Fowler, Melody Fraley, Connie Frieze, Allen A9 EASY A9 IT 9EEM9. Fronk, David Galle, Gary Gauker, Donald Gann, Sharon Gardne r, Linda Garrean, Patrick Gilmore , Connie Goetzinger, Linda Graves, Amy Gray, Debby Gra ybill, Sharon Grazier, James Garrett, George Gatrost, Carol Gaver, Gary Gibbs, Kay Gibler, Mike Gilmore, Charles THE GRADUATE 19 PRONE TO THINK 211 212 Hall, Dona Hall, Marilyn Hall, Steve Hanafan, Nancy Hand, Jim Hansen, Toni HIS WISDOM IS COMPLETE Green, Danny Greenwood, Patti Griffiths, Marsha Grimes, Mary Grosvenor, Steve Gryskiewicz, Nancy Hargis, Barbara Harmon, Rita Harrington, Leo Harris, Jeff Harrison, Joyce Hartman, Karen HE'S BUT TO ASK - THE WORLD WILL LAY Hartman , Mary Heinstorfer, Gerd Heitman, Carolyn Hemm ingsen, Linda Henn inger, Don Hensley, Jeanette 213 214 Hensley, Marty Herrick, Dennis Herrick, Gary Hessman, Robert Hicks, Phyllis Himberger, Donna ITS TROPHIES AT HIS FEET. Hinkel, Patty Hisel, Evelyn Hodtwalker, Ada Hoel, Michael Hoke , Randy Holder, Linda Holmberg, Alan Holmes, Rondee Honig, Marsha Hook, David Hoover, Judy Hopper, Marilyn BUT 9CHOOLDAY9 DONE AND WORK BEGUN, Horner, Larry Hotchkiss, Amy Hourigan, Carol Howard, Harriet Huff, Marjorie Huff, Linda 215 216 Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Sheryl Jones , Theresa Kellar, M ike Kellar, Nancy Keller, Patricia HE LEARNS TO HIS REGRET H unt , Robert Hurd, H arry Hurd, Jack Ives , Richard Janick, C onnie Jense n, Linda Kennett, Rose Ann Kenyon, Fred Kerrin, Linda Kesterson, David Kilpatrick, Linda Klefstad, Gilbert THE COLLEGE OF EXPERIENCE Knauss, Lisle Knobel, Max Koenigs, Leonard Kohl, Bonnie Krivakucha, Mildred Kruger, Kri stine 217 218 Kruger, Rodney Lane, Marcia Lang, Leroy Latham, Lynn Laudon, Jim Lawless , Karen HE HAS NOT MASTERED YET. Lawson, Sue Lehmer, Sally LeMa ster, Linda Lewis, Kare n Lidd ick, Tim Lindsay, Al icia Lindsay, Carolyn Lininger, Ken Long, Paul Lydon, John Lyman, Marcia Lynn, Dixie THE WORLD HAS GARLANDS AND APPLAUSE Mace, Gary Madsen, Eddie Mains, Lynn Malone, Jay Mann, Gregg Martin, Cathy 219 220 Mayberry, Lewis Merksick, Betty Meyers, Anna Meyer, Clifford Meyer, Martin Mil lard, Larry AT GRADUATING TIME; Martindale, Sa ndra Ma t hews, Paulette Matteson, Pamela Matteson, Rosie Mauer, Connie May, Gloria Miller, Danny Miller, Trudy Mincer, Marvel Mize, Sue Moats, Jim Montgomery, Charlotte BUT MAY FORGET HIM THE NEXT DAY, Moore, Ivy Moore, Nancy Moss, Barbara Moss, Ronald Mueller, Pamela Myk lh ouser, Ray 221 222 McClary, Kathy McClure, Gary McClure, Tandy McCormick, Kathleen McGee, Larry McGinn, Barry WHEN HE ATTEMPTS TO CLIMB. McKenzie, JoAnn McMaster, Lonnie McMullen, Marcia McNulty, Alan Nansel, Roger Nelson, Dick Olsen, Sally Oshlo, Ric~ard Owens, Peggy Paladino, Eva Pa rk s, Kathryn Parrack, Betsy Nicholas, Paula Nicholas, Harley Nixon, Willard Norris, Nancy Nuzum, Dennis Nuzum, Sandra LIFE 19 A BATTLE WHERE EACH ONE 223 224 Petry, Glenda Plantikow, Jean Podraza, Tom Pogue, Barbara, Poulos, Pamela Powley, Donna MU9T 9EEK AND HOLD Hl9 OWN. Peters, Linda Peters, Mary Jane Peterson, Pamela Peterson, Sherry Peterson, Susan Petry, Gary Priest, Lewis Probst, Trudy Purnell, Dick Quandt, Leon Rasmussen, Jane Raygor, Kathy HE WHO WOULD R19E ABOVE THE CLOUDS Reese, Diana Reese, M ike Rech, Sandy Reninger, Judy Revels, Jane Rh odes, Dick 225 226 Rhoades, Lee Rhoades, Susie Rich, Connie Richardson, Mary Rickertsen , Don Ridder, Mary MUST SCALE THE HEIGHTS ALONE: Rief, Kristie Robinson, Diana Robinson, LaRee Rolfe, C onnie Rolfe , John Root, Don Sanders, Paul Savage, Janice Sayers, Susan Schewe, Linda Schmitt, Janice Schroeder, Alan Rosembaugh, Gail Rossow, Beverly Rounds, Edward Roux, Mike Rowe, Sandra Rudig, Sheryl THl9 19 THE RULE OF LIFE TO-DAY, 227 228 Sillik, Terry Simons, Nancy Simmons, Reginald Shinn, Clarence Skalberg, Kathy Smartt, Cheryl A9 IT HAS EVER BEEN: Scott, Kelly Scoular, Susan Shamblen, Donna Shannon, Mike Shannon, Michael Shaughneesy, Rita Smith, Candy Smith, Debria Smith, Linda Smith, Victoria Smyth, Sheryl Soar, Sheryl , , THE WORLD BE9TOW9 IT9 9MILE9 ON THOSE Sollazzo, Barbara Sondag, Don Souser, Jackie Spohn, Larry Spracklin , J im Sprack lin, Jerry 229 230 Steensen, Dennis Still, Florence Stinemates, Rosalie Story, Shawn Strong, Frances Strong, Sandra WHO HAVE THE STRENGTH TO WIN. Sturm, Connie Sturm, Kathy Sturm, Loretta Sublet, Susie Sulhoff, Sandy Sullivan, Linda Thornton, Peggy Todd, Marilyn Townsend, Janice Tracy, Mike Travis, Cynthia Turpen, Richard Sullivan, Mike Tallman , Ron Taylor, Danny Taylor, Janice Thoma s, Joe Thompson, Carolyn BENEATH ALL OUTWARD 9EMBLANCE9 231 232 Wagner, Terry Wagner, Jim Wal ker, Carolyn Walla, Sue Walling, Cahrles W alton , Ronald IT LOOKS FOR MERIT TRUE. Turner, Richard Vance, Lila Varga s, Rachel Vest, Bill Vuagniau x, John Waffle, Ron Way, Billy Webster, Gloria Wiedman, Merlin Welsh, Ronnie Wendt, Diane Whipkey, Dan IT LITTLE CARES HOW MUCH YOU KNOW, White, Jack White, Tina W ilderma n, Judy Willey, Dia ne W ood, Bettie Wood, Delores 233 234 Woods, Teresa Wooldridge, Greg Wright, Larry BUT ABKB, WHAT CAN YOU DO?" Young, Cheryl Zande rholm, Patsy Zdan, Dan -Unknown Yordt, Wesly The top fift een senio rs, academically are: Row I; L. to R. P. Pete rso n, L. Kerrin , C . Houriga n, B. Rossow, S. And erson, Row 2; T. Probst, P. Poulos, C . Dietz, D. W ood, J. Pl antikow, Row 3; M. Todd, F. Strong, D. Rickertson, K. Lininger, T. W oods (not p ictured) These were 43 students in the top t en per cent of the senior class this year. These students received a gold braid to wear for the commenceme nt exe rcises as a symbol of the achievement. Most of these students were active in extra-c urricular activities as well as working to keep up their class standing. Each one of the 43 received a gold meda l for their academic ac hi evement at the annual Honor Day assembly. The assembly is held each year to honor the seniors of Tee Jay. 235 236 Candy Smith was chosen as the recipient of the annual Rotary Award for vocal music. She was one of the four girls who were being considered f o r th e award. Bob B r y a n t w a s awarded the Walter Cassel Award. He was chosen from a group of thre e boys being considered for the award. Nancy Jo Simons and Ralph DeS:ar were awarded the Margie Smith Hatcher Memorial Service Award. They were chosen from a group ,of nine candidates. This award goes to the boy and girl who have given t he most service in the field of vocal music. The Music Shop Award is presented to the student who best e xemplifies service to the school. This year the award was presented to Nancy Moore who was the president of the senior class and spent many hours working with committees to keep the class well organized. The Community Service Award which is presented each year by the Womens Division of the Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce to the boy a nd girl chosen by the faculty for outstanding service, loyalty, and cooperation during their school years went to Carolyn Lindsay and Ala n Schroder. Stella Andersen was elected as t he Good C itize n of Tee Jay by t he National Daughters of the Ame rican Revolution. Each year this group presents the citize nship award to the girl who demonst rates her dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. 237 238 Peggy Anfinson was named the outstanding leading lady for her performance in he r role in Once Upon A Mattress. The outstanding performance in a leading role for the boy went to Chet Gallagher for his performance in Our Town. The outstanding performance award for the supporting lead ma le and female role went to Carl Mobley and Linda Holder for their parts in Once Upon A Mattress. Connie Marlin was named as the outstanding G .R.A. g irl. The two $50 Klefman Scholarship Awards presented in memory of Gordan Klefman who gave his life for our country in World War II went to Don Rickertson and Alan Holmberg. Richard Purnell was the only semifinalist from T. J. in the Nationa l Merit Scholarship. He was also awarded a total of $1,000 from the University of Iowa, $3,400 from Doane College, $300 for his freshman year at Creighton University, and $2,850 for four years at Nebraska Wesleyan University. Jim Wagner and Dick Oshlo a lso att ended Boys H awkeye State. Each is a membe r of the Nationa l Honor Society and Jim rece ived a citation for Youth Ap· preciation Week along with Ralph DeBar a nd Ivy Moore. This year the Ross Schmidt Trophy was awarded to Jim Grazier. This trophy goes to the athlete who has the highest scholastic average. The Nelson Trophy is awarded to the boy who shows the best sportsmanship. Jay Malone was the winner of the trophy this year. The Don Frame Trophy was donated to the school by friends of Major Donald Frame who was shot down in Korea. Don played football for T. J. and was one of T. J.'s "Greats". This trophy is awarded each year to the outstanding competitor of the year and this year it went to John Lydon. 239 240 Bobby Case is shown taking the trophy the baseball team won as the lowo State Champs. The trophy was presented at a casual reception and dance held by the school and open to all T. J. baseball fans. The final winning game was played at Waterloo and many T. J. students and parents attended. Bob is the wi nner of the All Around Ath lete Trophy. The wi nner of this trophy is determined by the coachi ng staff. It goes to t he boy who lettered in three sports, is a leader and a good sport. Linda Holde r is this year's winner of the Betty Crocke r Award . This awa rd goes to the girl who receives t he highest score on the written test put out by the Betty Crocker Company. Dixie Lynn won th e honor of bein g the top ran king Homemaking student. She received a six piece setting of Ste rling Silver. Visitor From Germany "Ching ga dea russa dea cassa dea nova dea hee ha hee ha hussa." This is the inspiring cheer an attractive young man with a mysterious accent offered the student body at the p@p ra lly before our Homecoming Game. "The cheer," explained Gerd Heinstorfer, Tee Jay's foreign exchange student, "means nothing more than 'the American 's rah team rah' .' ' Gerd came to t he United States in t he summer of 1965 to live with the Gilbert Klefstad family fo r nine months on the American Field Service Prog ram. The things Gerd seemed t o en1oy most during his stay in the United States were drive-in-movies, restaurants, hay rides, and TP'ing. Also top on his list we re dates when he was with a lot of kids and could meet many people. Gerd accomplished many things while in the United States. He was a member of Young Democrats, was on the track team a nd footba ll t e am, a nd was• President of the Tee J ay chapter of A.F.S. Gerd took g reat pride in the fact that he earned his membership in the organizations he belonged to. Exchange students are usually made honorary members of Student Council, but Gerd campaig ned and became a district represe ntative by popular vote. By the same toke n he gained membership into the newly organized Key Club. Tee J ay was ve ry sad when Gerd had to return to Germa ny before the end of the school yea r. We hope that the time he spent at Tee J ay will be a lasting pa rt of his memo ries beca use Gerd He inst o rfe r will a lwa ys be a part of o ur 1965- 1966 school year. 241 The g ra d ua tin g class of 1966 a nd the ir ' pa rents stand for In vocation. BACCALAUREATE . - ~ 1966 242 The Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, May 29, 1966, in the Thomas Jefferson field house. The service began with the Processional of the graduating class to Pomp and Circumstance led by Mr. Earnest Oa kes. The Invocation was then given by Rev. Benny Boling of the Broadway Christian Church. The Girls' and Boys' Glees each sang. Together they sang "Let Thy Blessed Spirit," directed by Miss Karen Jensen. The sermon, "The Challenge of the Future," was given by Father Frank Bognanno of Holy Family Church. The service was closed with Benediction by Rev. Boling. 243 244 Front of the India n Hills "A Night at Banquet room before guests arrived. Tandy McClure L. to R. Sha ro n Ditma n, Roge r Nas a l a nd Alan Ho lmbe rg e nte ring ba llroom. L. to R. Gary Mace , Da n Green, J im Freeman , Dick Nelso n, Mi ke Sh a nno n a nd Le roy La ng. One of the senior class sponsors M'iss Spera and he r date . Indian Hills" The 1966 Senior Banquet was held Tuesday evening, May 17. The theme "A Night at Indian Hills" was carried in the decorations and speeches on the big wigwam (Tee Jay) and its Indians (pu pils) and the wide frontier (being our futures). The menu included salad, rolls, Swiss stea k, baked potatoes, green beans, milk and apple pie. The se nior boys were up to their usual antics, including proving they were men by smokin g giant, black stogies. Entertainment included an oboe solo by Peggy Anfinson, vocal solo by J ane Ra ssmussen, an ensemble by female se nior members of choir . speeches by Tandy McClure , Jim Evans, Dona Hall, Mr. Bolton and Mr. Sam Brown, membe r of Cou ncil Bluffs school board. A gala song fest led by Jim Moats and Bob Bryant fo llowed. Mr. Bolton concluded the memorable event by offerin g the seniors a sk ip day in Des Moin es, if our baseball team got to state , paying a dollar for each senior getting on the bus. J im Moats a nd Bob Bryant led t he son g fest. 245 Thomas Jefferson High School held commencement exe rcises Wednesday eve ning , June I, 1966, in the Omaha Civic Auditorium. This change of place from previous years allowed for the comfortable seat246 ing of some 7,000 parents and friends of the graduatin g class. Salutatorian, Ke nneth Lin.inger, and Valedictorian, Trudy Probst, gave speeches representative of the work wh ich led to t heir honors. ... The graduating class of 405 received their diplomas from Mr. William Cutler, president of the Board of Education. The Thomas Jeffe rson School Band , directed by Mr. ~rnest Oakes, and the Sophomore and Jun io r choirs, directed by Miss Karen J ense n, gave the performances which greatly enhanced the beauty and dignity of the evening. 247 Under The 248 Big Top This year's senior class party, "Under the Big Top", was a huge success. The crepe paper big top decorated with balloons and pennants set the scene for the evening . The evening 's activities began with a "big boom" when the Contemporaries, a drum corps, played and marched for us. Other entertainers included a group of "graceful" boy ballerinas, Marsha Applegate, the Beachboys, Trudy Miller, Diane Cavanaugh and Donna Shamblen. Costumes pertaining to the theme were worn. Mrs. Strickland led the senior class sponsors in judging the costumes. First place went to a hobo, better known as Alan Schroder. Glenda Petry, as a fat clown, won second place . The best cou ple award went to Eva Paladino and Leonard Koenigs. Following the judging, chiliburgers, milk and cookies were served in the cafeteria. Dancing to the music of the "Statures" provided a good way to end a very successful evening. 249 250 Dan ny Mil ler, "The Thi nke r" Index Tandy McClure "Up the Down Staircase" Playing ping-pong Lyn n Latham, Greg Woold ridg e, Dan Green, and Bob Bryant, Observing-Don Carte r, and Dan Whipkey. L. to R. Back of Steve Chew, Barry McGinn, Greg Wooldridg e, Fred Kenyon and Leonard Koe nigs. On the bench Mike McCoy. ABELS, VICKI College Prep Nation a l Honor Society I, 2, 3; American Field Service I; H.S. Red Cross I; Tennis/, 2, 3; G.R.A. /, 2, 3 (treas urer, vice-president); Latin Club I; Roadshow I; Y-Teens I; F.T.A. I, 2, 3 (vice-president) ACKERMAN, CONNIE Commercial H.S. Red Cross I; Production I; Pep Club I, 2; F.H .A. I ADAMSON, SANDI College Prep Student Council I; H.S. Red Cross I; Girl's Lounge· I; Pep Club I; F.T.A. I; Spanish Club I AHLQUIST, BRIAN Coll eg e Prep Student Council I; Football I; Drill Team I; French Club I, 2, 3; MOI I, 2; Gymn astics I, 2; Cross Country I; Young Republica ns I, 2 AKINS, RONNIE Vocationa l Pri nt Club I ALLEN, CHARLES College Prep Basketball I, 2, 3 ALT, KATHY Com me rc ia l American · Field Se rvice I; Te nn is I, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3; G.R.A. I; Y-Teen s I AMBROSE, DAVE Vocational Deca Clu b I AMOS, CINDY (Not Pictured ) Coll eg e Prep Girl's Lounge I; Spa nish Club I, 2 (treasure r) ; Band I, 2, 3 AND·ERSON, JIM Vocationa l ANDERSON, MARY LOU Vocational ANDERSON, NANCY Vocationa l Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club I, 2; Art Club I; Y-Tee ns I; Roa dshow I; O ffi ce Work er I ANDERSON, STELLA Coll ege Pre p Nati onal Honor Society I, 2; American Fi eld Se rvice I; H.S. Red Cross (treas.) I, 2; Pep Club I, 2, 3, {Pres. a nd vice-president); F.H.A. I (Parliamentarian); 'F.N.A. I; Fre nch Club I; All School Play I; Teen Democ rats I; Office Worke r I, 2; D.A.R. Good Citizens hip Award ANDERSON, VAN (Not Pictured) Vocationa l ANFINSON, PEG College Pre p National Honor Society I, 2; Student Co uncil I ; American Field Service I· Science Club I, 2; F.H .A. I; F.T.A. I; Ope retta I; Roadshow I; Madrigal I APPLEGATE, MARSHA Comme rcia l H.S. Red C ross I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2, 3; Roadshows I, 2, 3; O.E. Club I ; Dance Line I, 2, 3 ARCH, IRIS Col lege Pre p H.S. Red Cross I; F.N.A. I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Varsidettes I; Yellowjackettes I ARRICK, JULIE Commercia l P11p Club I; Altau Club I; (vicepres. ) F.H.A. I; Roadshows I, 2; Choir I, 2; G irls Gl ee ARROWSMITH, RON Vocational ARTHUR, JON (Not Pictured ) Commercial Decca Club BAKER, CONNIE KAY Vocational BANKS, CHARLES Colleg e Prep Footba ll I; Basket ball I, 2 BAXLEY, CHARLES Vocational Wrestling I; R.O.T.C. BECKNER, STAN College Prep Football I, 2; Biology I; R.O.T.C. Offic e r; Operetta I, 2, 3; Choir I, 2, 3, Roadsh ow I. BENNEIT PEGGY College Prep Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club I, 2; GRA I; Pep Band I, 2; Jr. GOP's I BEITS, BARBARA Vocationa l Pep Club I; Decca Club I BIGHAM, HOWARD College Prep Football I, 2, 3 ;· Decca Club (vicepresident) I, 2; MOI I; Choir-Allstate; Roadshow I; Baseball I BIRD, LESLIE College Prep G irl's Golf I; GRA I; F.N.A. I; Spanish Club I; Girl's Glee I, 2 BIRDSONG, TRUDY Commercial BLANK, DENNIS (Not pictured) Vocational BOCKERT, SUSAN Commercial H.S. Red Cross I BOLTE, JAMES College Prep BOLTON, JUDY College Prep BOWEN, DONNA Vocational BRABEC, FRANK (Not pictured) College Prep Latin Club I BRANDENBURG, CONNIE (Not pictured) Commercial Pep Club I BRANSON, JOYCE Commercia l Student Council I, 2; Pep Club I, 2; Al tau Club I, 2; F.H.A. ( vice-president) I, 2, 3; F.N.A. I; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2; Dance lin e I, 2; Military Ball BRESHERS, PAT Vocationa l F.H .. A. I; F.N.A. I; Choir I, 2; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Girl's Glee I BRIGGS, RODNEY {Not pictured) Vocationa l BRINK, PAULA {Not pictured) College Prep BROOKS, JACK D. Vocational Track I; Spanish Club I; R.O.T.C. BROCKMAN, GORDON Vocational Roadshows; R.O.T.C. BROWN, LOREN Voca tiona l BROWN, REGINA Commercia l Operetta, Choir, Roadshow and All School Play BRYANT, BOB College Prep Ba sketball I; Biology Club I; F.T.A. I; Fren ch Club I, 2, 3; M.0.1. I, 2; Choir I, 2; Band I, 2, 3; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Thespians I, 2; All School Play I, 2; Madrigal BURROUGHS, KAREN Vocational Y-Teens I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2; Band I, 2, 3 BUTLER, JOHN College Prep Spanish Club I; Band I, 2, 3; Roadshow I BUTLER, ROGER Voca tional Science Club I BUITERBAUGH, DONNA Vocational Band I, 2, 3 CALFEE, LINDA Vocational Girls' Lounge I; Pep Club I; Library I CAMDEN, DIANE Commercial Girl's Loung e I; Production I; Pep Club I; F.H.A. I; Military Ball CARLE, STEVE College Prep Basketball I; Track I; Tennis I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club I; Science Club I; Spanish Club I; Tee n Democrats I; R.O.T.C. Officer CARLIN, JEANETIE Commerc ial Pep Club I, 2; F.H .A. I; Spanish Club (secretary) I, 2, 3 CASE, BOB College Prep Student Council I; Key Club I; Football I, 2; Basketball I, 2, 3; Letterman's Club I, 2; All State Basketball I; All City Basketball Team I; Prom Court I, 2; French Club I, 2; Baseball I, 2, 3; All City Baseball I; All City Football I; Twirp Court I, 2; Southwest Iowa Baseball I; Jr. Cl ass (vice-preside nt) CAVANAUGH, DIANE Commercial A.F.S. I; Golf I; Art Club I; Y-Teens I ; Roadshow I CEPURAN, KATHY Vocationa l Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club I CHEW, STEVE Vocational Football I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club I; Wrestling I, 2; R.O.T.C. CHILDRESS, LEE ANN Commercial Red Cross I CHILDERS, TERRY Vocationa l Drill Tea m I, 2; Science Club I; Operetta I; Roadshow I; Military Police I, 2; R.O.T.C. Officer; Color Guard I, 2; Honor Guard I CLARK, JACQUE College Prep National Honor Society I, 2; A.F.S. I; Red Cross (secretary ) I, 2, 3; Pep Club I; Annual I; F.N.A. I, 2, 3; Library Club (President) I, 2, 3; Quill ·and Scroll I, 2; Signal I (Associate Editor); G.O.P.'s I, 2; Military Ball I; Creative Writing I CLARK, MARCIA College Prep CLARK, MARY LOU Vocational Transfer-Student Council I, 2; Pep Club I, 2 CLEAVER, LARRY (Not pictured) Vocational COCHRAN, BILL College Prep Letterman's Club ; Biology Club ; Sci· ence Club ; French Club; Wrestling I, 2; Young Demos; Wrestling Club I, 2 COLEMAN, ALAN College Prep Basketball I, 2; Tennis I, 2, 3; Letterman's Club I, 2; Biology Club; Science Club; Latin Club I, 2 CONNER, KATHY College Prep CONSTANT, MIKE College Prep Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I; Track I, 2; Letterman's Club I, 2, 3; MOI COOK, KAY Commercial F.T.A. I; Attendance Office I COOLEY, BEYERL Y Vocationa l Pep Club I COSTELLO, BILL Vocationa l COSTELLO, JOHN (Not pictured) Vocational CRONIN, MICHEAL College Prep Transfer from Omaha Central ; Key Club; Sci ence Club ; MOI; Quill and Scroll CURRY, SANDY (Not pictu red ) Vocationa l Student Council Alternate I DALEY, DAN Vocational Red Cross; Basketball; Letterman's Club; Decca Club; Baseball DAVIS, VIRGINIA College Prep AFS; Biology Club; F.H.A. I; F.N .A. I, 2; French Club I; Roadshow ; All School Play; Young Republicans DAWSON, CINDY College Prep Red Cross I DEAL, CRAIG (Not pictured) Vocational Transfer DEBAR, RALPH Coll ege Prep Schience Club I; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; R.O.T.C. Officer; Madrigal I; Vocal Music Contest, Solo I, 2, Boys' Octet DEBOLT, DAVE (Not pictu red) College Prep Red Cross; Track; Band I, 2, 3; Roadshows I, 2 DELANTY, PAT Commerci al Transfer from Missouri Valley; Girls' Tr~c k; Cheerleader; Pep Club ; Girls' Glee DEN HERDER, JUDY Coll ege Prep National Honor Society; Red Cross; Biology Club; Science Club; F.N.A. 251 DIERCKS, JUDY Commercia l AFS; Teen Demos DIETZ, CAROL Coll ege Prep National Hono r Society I, 2, 3; Biology Club ; Science Cl ub; Library Club I, 2 DITZLER, JO Commercia l Student Cou ncil I; Red Cross I; Chee rl eade rs I; All Sports Court; Pep Club; Altau Clu b I, 2 {secreta ry) F.H.A. I; Musica l; Choir I, 2 (secreta ry); Roadshows; Ye llow J ackets; Varsidetts I, 2; Madriga l; All State Music Contest I, 2 DOFNER, GLORIA Vocational Pep Club I; Choir I DONER, RITA Vocational Pep Clu b I; Art Clu b I; F.H.A. I, 2; Roadshows I, 2 DOUGHTY, LINDA Comme rcial Pep Club I, 2; F.H.A. I DOWNING, LESLIE Vocational Drill Tea m I, 2, 3; R.O.T.C. Officer DRAKE, SHARON Coll ege Prep National Honor Society I; Student Council I, 2; A. F.S. {secreta ry) ; Red Cross I; Cheerleade rs I; Pep Club I; Alta u Club I; F.H.A. I; Latin Club I; Qu ill and Scroll I; Sophomore Secretary ; Signal, {Editor); Military Ball DRUMMOND, BOB Coll ege Prep Basketball I, 2; Tra ck I; Biology Clu b I; Span ish Club I; Baseball I, 2, 3; Cross Country I, 2 DRUMMOND, RUTH College Prep . Student Cou ncil I; A.F.S. I; Spanish Club I; Musical I, 2; Choir I, 2; Roadshows I, 2; All School Play I DUITMAN, SHARON Commercial A.F.S. I; Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Altau Club I; Art Club I; Military Ball EDDY, DIANE Vocational Art Club I; F.H .A. I, 2, 3 EDWARDS, GAY (Not pictured) Vocational Decca Club I; Band I, 2, 3 EIDSCHUN, MELBA Commercial Coun se ling Center I. ELKINS, GLADYS (N ot pictured) Vocational Student Council I, 2; Spanish Club I ELLIS, ALAN College Prep Decca Club I; French Club I ERICKSON , JOHN Vocational ERICKSEN, ROD College Prep Golf I, 2, 3;. Spanish Club I, 2; R.O.T.C. Officer EVANS, JAMES Coll ege Prep 252 Student Council I; Key Club I; Football I; Basketball I; Golf I, 2, 3; Letterman's Club I; Science Club I; Safe Teens I; Latin Club I; Math Club I, 2; R.O.T.C. Officer EVANS, WAYNE (Not pictured ) Vocationa l FARRIS, TOM Vocational Track I; Lettermen's Club I, 2; Cross Country I, 2; Landsca ping Team I FENTON, DOUG (Not pictured ) Vocationa l Football I, 2; Basketball I, 2; Baseball I, 2 FERN LEY, DICK (Not pictured) College Prep Golf I; Latin Club I; Mat h Cl ub I; Roadshow I; All School Pl ay I; R.O.T.C.; Military Ball; Baseball FICHTER, PAT Vocationa l Pep Club I; F.H.A. I; F.N .A. I FIENHOLD, DAVID Vocational Wrestling 3; Letterman's Club 2 FIENHOLD, BILL College Prep Red Cross I ; Football I ; Track I ; Letterman's Club I; Safe Tee ns I; Wrestling 3; Wrestling Club 3 FISHER, PEGGY Coll ege Prep America n Field Service I; Pep Club 2; Science Clu b I; Y-Teens I; F.T.A. I; Roadshow 3; Teen-Democrats 2; Yellow J ackets 2; Mock U.N. Meeting FISHER, RONNIE Commerc ia l Red Cross 2; Production I; Pep Club I FLOYD, LARRY (Not pictured) Vocati ona l Football I FOOTE, DENNIS {Not pictu red ) Vocational FOOTE, CONNIE Coll ege Prep Nationa l Hon or Society 3; Red Cross 2; Tennis 2; G.R.A. I; Scie nce Club 2; F.T.A. I; Latin Club 2; Math Club I (vice-presid ent) ; Quill an d Scroll 2; Biology Club I; Signal 2 {editor-inchief); You ng Democrats I; Milita ry Ball I FORBES, DENNIS Vocational FORCADE, MICHAEL Coll ege Prep American Fie ld Service I; Red Cross I; Biology Club I; Science Club I; Lati n Club I; French Club I; Operetta 2; Choir 2; Roadsh ow 3; All School Plays 3; Varsity Swimming I; Young Democrats 2; R.O.T.C. FORD, BURKE College Prep Rifle Team I; Biology Club I; F.N.A. I; Spanish Club I; O peretta I; Road- shows I FOWLER, MELOOY Coll ege Prep Red Cross 2; Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club I; Latin Clu b I; Roa dshow I FRALEY, CONNIE Comme rcial Nationa l Honor Society 2; Red Cross I; Altau 2 {president); Y-Teens I; Safe Tee ns I; F.H.A. I; Roadshows I FREEMAN, JIM (Not pictured ) Commercial Student Council I; Rifle Team I; Art Club I; Biology Club I FRIEZE, ALLEN Vocationa l Tennis I; Art Clu b 3; R.O.T.C. 3 FRON K, DAVE Vocationa l Decca Club I GALLE, GARY College Prep Foot ball 3; Le tterman's Club I; Wrestlin g 3; Wrestling Club 3 (treasure r) ; Teen Democrats I; R.O.T.C. 3: Milita ry Ball GANN, SHARON Coll ege Prep Decca Club I; Library Club GARDNER, LINDA Vocational Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Art Club I; Y-Tee ns I; . I; Roadshow I GARREAN, PATRICK College Prep Nationa l Hono r Society I, 2; A.F.S. I; Art Club I; Sci ence Club I; lf.T.A. I: Latin Club I. 2 (vice-presid ent) ; M.0.1. I, 2: 1.1.F.C.S. I; Teen-Age Republicans I, 2, 3 (pa rl iamentarian ) R.O.T.C. Office r GARRETI, GEORGE College Prep Student Council I; Footba ll I: Lette rmen's Club I, 2, 3; Wrestli ng I, 2, 3; Wrestl in g Cl ub I, 2, 3, (vice-presiden t) Pep Ba nd I, 2 GATROST, CAROL Commercia l Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club I; Spanish Club I; Ba nd I, 2, 3 GAVER, GARY Vocational Print Club I, 2; Operefta I; Choir I, 2, 3; Boy's Gl ee I GIBBS, KAY Vocationa l Roadshows I, 2, 3; Girl's Gl ee I, 2, 3 GIBBS, LINDA (N ot pictured) Commercial Pep Club I; Art Club I, 2 GIBLER, MIKE College Prep Notional Honor Society I, 2; Red Cross I; Lettermen's Cl ub I, 2; Scie nce Club I; Latin Club I, 2; M.0 .1. I. 2 (president) ; Tee n Democrats I, 2 (treas urer); R.O.T.C. Officer; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Wrestling Cl ub I, 2, 3 GILMORE, CHARLES .College Prep Red Cross I; Operetta I; Roads hows I, 2; R.0 .T.C. Officer GILMORE, ·CONNIE Comme rcial ' Pep Cl ub I; Biology Club I; Library Club I GOETZINGER, · LINDA Com mercia l Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Altau I; YTee ns I: F.H.A. I, 2; Military Ball GOUKER, DON (Not pictured ) Commercia l Band I, 2, 3 GRAVES, AMY Commercial National Honor Society I, 2, 3; Pep Club I; Art Club I, 2, 3, ( vice- president ) GRAY, DEBBY Commerc ial Pep Club I GRAYBILL, SHARON Comme rcial R"ed Cross I; Pep Club I;" Y-Tee ns I; Teen Democrats I, 2, 3 GRAZIER, JIM College Prep Nationa l Honor Society I, 2, 3; Key Club I; Basketball I, 2, 3; Letterme n's Club I, 2, 3 (secretary); All City Baseba ll Team I; Annual I (sports editor); Science Club I; Prom Court I, 2; Latin Club I; French Club I; M.0.1. I; Twirp Court I, 2; Baseba ll I, 2; R.O.T.C. Officer; All Southwest Iowa Baseball GREEN, DANNY Vocational Tenn is I; Art Club I, 2; Wrestling I , 2 GREENWOOD, PATIY Vocational A.F.S. I; Red Cross I, 2 { treaurer); Pep Club I; Altau Club I; F.H.A. I GRIFFITHS, MARSHA College Prep Pep Club I, 2; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I, 2, 3; French Club I, 2 {president); Roadshows I, 2; All School Play I, 2; Young Repu blicans I, 2, 3 (secretary) GRIMES, MARY College Prep Red Cross I; Tennis I; Y-Teens I; F.T.A. I; Latin Club I, 2; Library Club I; Thespians I; All School Play I, 2; Debate I; G.O.P.'s I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Choir I GROSVENOR, STEVE College Prep Latin Club I, 2 GRYSKIEWICZ, NANCY Commercial HALL, DONA JANINE College Prep Student Council I; Red Cross I, 2; Girl's Lounge I; Girl's Flag Football I; Girl's Basketball I; GRA I: YTeens I (secretary ); Young Democrats I; Roadshows I, 2: Senior Class Secretary HALL, MARILYN College Prep F.T.A. I HALL, STEVE Vocationa l Basketball I HANAFAN, NANCI Vocational AFS I; Red Cross I; Altau I, 2: Art Club I, 2 {sec retary-treasurer) F.H.A. I, 2 (secretary-treasurer) F.N.A. I, 2; Roadshow I HAND, JAMES Vocational HANSEN, TONI Comme rcia l Student Council I, 2; AFS I; Cheerleade r I; F.H.A. I; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Varsidettes I, 2 HARGIS, BARB Commerci11I Red Cross, Pep Club I HARMON, i Commercia HARRING TO College Pre1 Football I; Team I; Fre I, 2, 3; Wre. Country I ; R. HARRIS, JEFF College Prep R.O.T.C. Offic, HARRISON, JO'. Comme rcial Red Cross I HARTMEN, KARE Commercial '0 rmen's Clu b I; Drill : lub I, 2; Wrestling Club I, 2, 3; Cross ·. Officer F.H.A. I HARTMAN, MARY College Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3; AFS I; Red Cross I; Pep Clu b I, 2, 3; Biology Clu b I: F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I, 2, 3 (secretary-treasurer); French Club I, 2; MOI I; Operetta I Roadshows I, 2: All School Play I; Young Democrats I, 2; Counseling Center I HEITMAN, CAROLYN College Prep Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2; F.H.A. I; F.N.A. I, 2, 3; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2; Girls' Glee I HEMMINGSEN, LINDA Vocational Operetta I, 2; Choir I, 2; Roadshow I · All School Play I HENDRIX, CLIFF (Not pictured) Vocational HENNINGER, DON College Prep Student Council I; Basketball I; Track I HENSLEY, JEANNETIE College Prep Operetta I, 2, 3; Roadshows I, 2, 3; All School Play I, 2, 3 HENSLEY, MARTY Vocational HERRICK, DENNIS Vocational Student Cou ncil I; Annual I; Operetta 2; Choir 3; Roadshow 2; Thespian 2; All School Play 2; R.O.T.C.; Military Ball HERRICK, GARY College Prep R.0.T.C.; Military Ball . I; You ng Republicans I HESSMAN; ROBERT Vocational HEINSTORFER, GERO (Not pictured) College Prep Student Council I; A.F.S. I; Key Club I; Football I; Roadshows I HICKS, PHYLLIS Vocational Red Cross I HIMBERGER, DONNA Commercial Nationa l Honor Society 3 · A.F.S. I; Production I: Pep Club 2; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I; Choir 2; Military Ball HISEL, EVELYN Vocational HODWALKER, ADA Vocational HOEL, MIKE Vocational Art Clu b I HOKE, RANDY College Prep A.F.S. I; Football 3; Basketball I; Golf I; Letterman's Club 3; Rifle Team I: Y-Teens I; Safe Teens I; F.T.A. I; Laiin Clu b I; M.0.1. 2; Baseball 2; R.0 .T.C.; Military Ball HOLDER, LINDA College Prep Latin Club I; Operetta 2; Roadshow 2; Th es pi ans I; All School Play I ; Choir 2; Mad riga l 2 HOLMBERG, ALLAN College Prep Key Club I (treasurer); Basketball I; Track 3; Science Clu b I; Latin Club I; National Honor Society I; R.O.T.C.; Milita ry Ball HOLMES, RONDEE College Prep Spanish Clu b I HONIG, MARSHA College Prep National Honor Society 2; Pep Club I ; Library Club I HOOK, DAVE Vocational Basketball ·1 HOOVER, JUDI Vocationa l Student Council I; Girl's Lounge I HOPPER, MARILYN College Prep Red Cross I; Pep Club I ; Y-Teens I; F.T.A. 2; Operetta 2; Choir 2; Roadshow 2; Young Democrats I; Girl's Glee I HORNER, LARRY College Prep Football 2; R.O.T.C.; Military Ball HOTCHKISS, AMY College Prep Girl's Lounge I; Pep Club 2; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I; F.N.A. I; Latin Clu b I; French Club I; Roadshow 2; Thespians 2; All School Play 3; Glee I HOURIGAN, CAROL College Prep National Honor Society 2; A.F.S. I ; Red Cross I; Pep Club 3; Science Club 2; F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I; Library Club 2; M.0.1. 2; Biology Club I: Teen Democrats I HOWARD, HARRIET College Prep F.H.A.; F.N.A. HUFF, LINDA Vocationa l Transfer from Lewis Central; Track; F.N.A.; Library Club HUFF, MARGIE Vocational Transfer from Lewis Central ; F.N.A.; Libra ry Club HUNT, ROBERT College Prep HURD, HARRY College Prep Footba ll I, 2; Letterman's Club HURD, JACK Vocational Drill Team I, 2 IVES, RICHARD Vocationa l JACKSON, ANN (Not.pictured) College Prep JANICEK, CONNIE Commercial JENSEN, LINDA Commercial Pep Club I, 2; Y-Teens; F.T.A. ; Spanish Club I, 2 JOHNSON, CHERYL Commercial Red Cross I, 2; Pep Club JOHNSON, KATHLEEN (Not pictu red ) College Prep Red Cross; F.N.A.; Latin Club JOHNSON, JAMES (Not pictured) Vocational Art Club I, 2, 3 JOHNSON, SHERYL Commercial JONES, THERESA Commercial GRA; Art Club ; F.H.A. KELLAR, MIKE Vocationa l Student Council ; Football; Basketball I, 2; Track; Letterman's Club; Decca Club; F.T.A.; All-City Football Team 253 254 KELLAR, NANCY Vocationa l GRA; Roadshows; Attenda nce Office KELLAR, PAT Commercial G irls' Basketball; GRA; Roadshows KENYON, FRED Coll ege Prep Track; Milita ry Ball KENNETT, ROSE ANN Commercial School Mu sica l; Choir Librarian; Girls' Trio; Roadshows KERRIN, LINDA Coll ege Prep Nationa l Hono r Society I, 2, 3; Student Council I; Biology Club I; Science Club I; F.T.A. I; Latin Club I , 2 (secreta ry); MO I I, 2 (vice-president) ; Crea tive Writing I; Military Ball I KESSLER, BILL Vocationa l Spanish Club I , 2 KESTERSON, DAVE College Prep H.S. Red Cross I; Wrestling Team I, 2, 3; Wrestling Club I, 2, 3 KILPATRICK, LINDA Commercial Latin Club I KLEFSTAD, GIB College Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3; Ame rican Fie ld Se rvice I; Key Club I ; Art Club I; Science Club I; F.T.A. I; Latin Club I, 2 (treasure r) ; MOI I, 2; Band I, 2, 3 (treasu re r); Tee n Democrats I, 2, 3 (presid ent); Pep Ba nd I, 2, 3; Dance Band I, 2 KNAUSS, LISLE College Prep Key Club I; MOI I, 2; Science Symposium I, 2; ROTC Office r KOEBEL, MAX Coll ege Prep R.O.T.C. Office r I; Milita ry Police I; Color Guard I KOENIGS, LEONARD College Prep Key Club I; Football I, 2, 3; Track I, 2; Golf I; Southwest Iowa Football Team I, 2; Letterman 's Club I, 2, 3 (president-sec reta ry); Wrestli ng I, 2; R.O.T.C. Office r I ; Sophomore Class Sec reta ry KOHL, BONNIE Coll ege Prep Ame ri can Field Se rvice I; H.S. Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Art Club I; F.T.A. I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Th espians I, 2; All School Pl ay I, 2; Young Democrats I, 2 KOOPMERNESS, ADELINE Vocationa l KRUEGER, KRIS Vocationa l Pep Club I KR UGER, ROD Vocational KUFFLER, DAVE Vocationa l LAMPI, VICKI Comme rcial LANE, MARCIA Vocational H.S. Red Cross I; Library Club I, 2; Decca Club I LANG, LEROY Vocationa l Basketball I. LATHAM, LYNN Coll ege Prep Footba ll I; Wrestling I, 2, 3 LAUDON, JAMES Vocational LAWLESS, KARON Comme rcial H.S. Red Cross I; Pep Cl ub I, 2 LAWRENCE, CLARENCE Commercial Mi lita ry Police I, 2 LAWSON , SUE Commerc ial Red Cross I ; Altau Cl ub I; Y Tee ns I· F.H.A. I ; Roadshow I LEGGIO, BILL (Not Pictu red) Vocational LEHMER, SALLY Commercial Student Council I; Pep Club I; A/tau Club I 2; F.H .A. I; Roa dshow I LeMASTER, LINDA Commerc ia l Red Cross I; Pep Club I ; Band Major- ette I LEWIS, KAREN Commercial Red Cross I; F.H.A. I LIBBY, MARION (Not Pictured ) Vocational Art Club I LIDDICK, TIM Vocatio nal LINDSEY, ALICA Commercial Student Cou ncil I, 2, 3 ( vice-president); Red Cross I; Golf I, 2; All Sports Court; Pep Clu b I; Altau Club I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2; Spanish Club (vice-presid ent) I; Roadshows I 2 3; Military Ball ' ' LINDSAY, CAROLYN Commercial Student Cou ncil I; Red Cross I; Golf I, 2, 3; Cheerleaders I, 2, 3 ( pres i~ dent); All Sports Court; Pep Club I, 2, 3; Altau Club I, 2; Biolog y Cl ub I; Prom. ou t; F.H.A. I, 2; Roadshows I, 2; Mil ita ry Ball LENINGER, KEN Coll ege Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3; A.F.S. 1; Key Club I; Science Club I 2. Safe Tee ns I; Latin Club I 2· M th Club I 2; O peretta I, 2;' Choira I Treasu rer; Band I, 2, 3 Captai n; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Thes pians I 2· All School Play I, 2 ' ' LONG, PAUL Vocationa l Red Cross LYDON, JOHN College Prep Key Club I; Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club I 2 3. Southwest Iowa Footba ll Tea r:i · 'Ali City Base ball Team I, 2; ase ll I, 2· 3; All Southwest Iowa Base ball Tea m LYMAN, MARCIA Commercial Red Cross I; Pep Club I; y Tee ns I; 0 .E. Clu b I LYNN, DIXIE Comme rcia l Pep Cl ub I, 2; Girls' Drill Team I; Mi li tary Ball MACE, GARY Vocationa l R.O.T.C. M.P. I; V.l.C.A. I MADSON, ED Commerc ial Baske tball I MAINS, LYNN Coll ege Prep Ba ske tball I, 2; Tennis I, 2, 3 MALONE, JAY College Prep Nationa l Honor Society I, 2, 3; Student Cou ncil I, 2; Key Club I; Bas ketball I, 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3; Lette rmen's Club I, 2, 3; An nu al (S ports Editor) I; Sci ence Clu b I; Prom Court ; Latin Club I ; Math Club I MANN, GREG Vocationa I National Honor Society I , 2; Student Council I, 2, 3; Track I, 2, 3; Track I, 2; Lette rmen 's Club I, 2; Drill Tea m I, 2 ; Science Club I; Safe Tee ns I; Lati n Cl ub I; French Club I , 2, 3; Gymna stics I, 2 MARLIN, CONNIE Comme rcia l Basketba ll I, 2, 3 ; Tennis I, 2, 3; G .R.A. I, 2, 3 MARTIN, CATHY Vocational ArtClub l, 2 MART/NALE, SANDY Commerc ial Red Cross I, 2; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Coaches' Office MATHEWS, PAULEETTE Vocational Red Cross I, 2; Girls' Loung e; A/tau I, 2; F.H.A.; Roadshows I, 2 MATTESON , PAM Vocationa l Red Cross; F.H.A.; Coac hes' Office I , 2 MATTESON, ROSEMARIE College Prep Stude nt Cou ncil ; AFS ; Tennis; Cheerleaders I, 2; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Road· shows I, 2, 3; Milita ry Ball MAUER, CONNIE Comme rcia l Pep Club; Y Tee ns; F.N .A. MAYBERRY, LOUIS Vocationa I Football I, 2, 3 ; Le tterman's Clu b; Wrestling I, 2; Wrestlin g Cl ub I, 2 MERKSICK, BETTY Commerc ia l Red Cross; Art Cl ub; F.H.A. MEYER, CLIFFORD Vocational Drill Tea m; Spanish Club; Wrestling ; Wrestling Club MEYER, MARTIN Vocational Footba l II, 2, 3; Letterman's Club; Drill Tea m; R.O.T.C. M.P. MILLAD, LARRY Vocatio nal Red Cross; Decca Club ; Band I, 2; Wrestli ng; Swimming; Wrestling Club MILLER, DANNY Coll ege Prep Track; Cross Cou ntry; Science Club MILLER, TRUDY Vocatio nal Student Coun cil; Red Cross; Girls' Loung e; Golf; Art Club ; Y Tee ns; F.T.A.; Roadshows ; Dance Lin e MINCER, MARVEL Commercia l Operetta; Choir; Roadshows MIZE, SUE Commerc ial Red Cross; Pep Club I, 2; F.H.A.; Mu sica ls I, 2; Roadshows; Jr. GOP, (Treasurer) MOATS, JIM Coll ege Prep F.T.A. Choir (Treasure r) MOBLEY, CARL Coll ege Pre p Football; Southwest Iowa Football Team MONTGOMERY, CHARLOTTE Commerci al Production. MOORE, IVY College Pre p National Honor Society I, 2, 3; AFS; Basketball; Tennis I, 2, 3; Pe p Club; GRA (Sec reta ry-Presiden t) ; Operetta ; Choir ; Roadshows; Military Ball MOORE, NANCY Comme rcial National Honor Soci ety; Student Council; Cheerleaders I, 2; Pep Club; Altau; Junior-Senior Prom Prince ss; Junior-Se nior Prom Queen; F.H.A.: Road shows: Sophomore Cla ss Vicepres.; Junior Cla ss Treas urer: Senior Cl as> Presid ent MOSS, BARB Coll ege Prep Red Cross; F.N.A.: Latin Club: French Club; Ope retta ; Choir; Roadshows; All School Play; Military Ball; Office Help MOSS, RON Vocati ona l Football I; Basketball I: Tennis I; V.1.C.A. I MUELLER, PAM College Pre p American Field Service I; Golf I: Pep Club I; Altau Club I, 2; Operetta I, 2: Choir I; Road shows I, 2, 3: All School Play I: Girls Glee I; Military Ball I MYERS, JOAN (n ot pictured) Commercial Pe p Club I MYERS, ANNA Coll ege Prep Girl 's Loun ge I: Y Teens I: FNA I; FTA I; Lati n Club I: Quill and Scroll I: Tee n Demos I, 2; Military Ball I; Signal I (man agi ng editor} MYHLHOUSEN, ROY Vocational Print Club I, 2; Military Police McCLARY, KATHY Coll ege Pre p H.S. Red Cross I; Girl's League I; Pep Club I, 2; Y Teens I; FNA I; Quill and Scroll I; Signal I (make-up editor) McCLURE, GARY Vocational Band I, 2, 3 McCLURE, TANDY Coll ege Prep Football I, 2; Track I: Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3; All City Ba se ball Team I; Biology Club I; FTA I; Math Club I; Choir I; Baseball I, 2; R.O.T.C. Office r I; Senior Class Vice- President McCORMICK, KATHLEEN Vocationa l FNA I; Libra ry I McGEE, LARRY Vocatio nal Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Lette rmen's Club I, 2; Southwest Iowa Football Team I; All City Ba seball Team I; Print Club I, 2 McGINN, BARRY Commercia l McKENZIE, JO ANN Commercia l H.S. Red Cross I; FHA I; All School Play I; Quill an d Scroll I; Junior GO P's McMASTER, LONNIE Vocationa l Pep Club I McMULLEN MARCIA Commercial Produ ction I; Spanish Club I McNULTY, ALAN Vocational H.S. Red Cross I: Print Club I, 2 NANSEL, ROGER College National Honor Society I, 2, 3; Bas· ketball I, 2; Lette rmen's Club I. 2; Prom Court I; Cross Cou ntry I, 2; Baseball I, 2 NELSON, DICK Coll ege Prep Tennis I, 2; Wrestling I· Signal NICHOLAS, PAULA Commercial Production I; Pep Club NICHOLS, HARLEY Vocational NIXON, JIM College Prep National Honor Society I, 2; Track 1. .FTA I; MOI I; Young Demos I; Gymnastics I NORMAN, GERALD (Not Pictured) Vocational MORRIS, NANCY Vocati onal Pep Club I: Art Club I NUZUM, DENNIA Vocational Operetta I: Choir I; Road show I; Boy's Glee I, 2; R.0.T.C. I, 2 OLES, MIKE (Not Pictured) Vocationa l R.0 .T.C. I OLSEN, SALLY Vocational H.S. Red Cross OSHLO, DICK College Prep National Hono r Society I, 2; Key Club I, (Second Vice-preside n!); G olf I; Lette rman's Club I; Spanish Club I, 2; Math Clu b I, 2, (Sgt. ~t Arms and Parliamenta ri an) Boys State I; Swimmi ng Team I, 2; R.O.T.C. Officer; Teen Demo's I, 2 OWENS, PEGGY Commercia l PALODINO, EVA Comme rci al Nati ona l Honor Society I, 2: 3; Stud ent u~ ci l I, 2, 3, (Election commissioner); Girl's Golf I, 2; Chee rleaders I, 2, 3, (Secreta ry-treasu rer); Homecoming Court; Pep Clu~ I, 2, 3; Annual I: Altau I, 2; Choir I, 2, (Presi dent); Biology Club I; Prom Court I, 2; Roadshows I, 2:, 3;00 0peretta I; Honorary Colone l 66 PARKS, KATHY College Prep National Honor Society I.' 2, 3; _S tu - dent Council I, ( Parliam ntari~n) Am . Field Service I; Homecoming Court I; Pep Club I, (Treasu re r); F.N.A. I, 2, 3; Latin Club I; Library Clu b I, 2, 3, (Treasurer and Vicepresident) ; Teen Demo's I: 1.1.F.C.S.C. I; Military Ball PARRACK, BETSY Vocational Girl's Lounge I; F.H.A. I; Roadshow PEREZ, MARIA (N ot Pictu red) Vocationa l PETERS, LINDA Com mercial Am. Field Service I, Pep Clu b I, 2; Y Teens I; F.N.A. I PETERS, MARY Am. Fi el d Service I; Biology Club I; Science Club I; Y Teens I; F.N.A. I; La tin Club I, 2; French Club I; M.0.1. I; Operetta I, 2; Choir I, 2; Roadshows I, 2, 3 PETERSON, PAM Col lege Prep Nationa l Honor Society I, 2, 3; Student Council I; H.S. Red Cross I; Pep Club I, 2; La ti n Club I; Library Club I PETERSON, SHERRY College Prep Am. Field Service I; H.S. Red Cross I, 2; Pep Club I: An nu al I, 2, (Art Editor) F.N.A. I, 2; Spanish Club I; Library Club I; Band I; Roadshows I, 2; Military Ball I: Creative Writing I PETERSON, SUSIE Vocational PETRY, GARY Vocati"onal Track I; R.O.T.C. I, 2 PETRY, GLENDA Vocational Student Council I; Am. Field Service I; H.S. Red Cross I: Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I; Girl's Glee I: F.H.A. I PLANTIKOW, JEAN Commercial National Honor Society I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2; F.T.A. I; Roadshow I; Choir I; Band I; Girl's Glee I PODRAZO, TOM Vocatio nal POGGE, TERRY (Not pictured ) College Prep Footba ll I; Tenn is I; Quill and Scroll POGUE, BARBARA Vocationa l Red Cross I; Pep Club I; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3; All School Play I; Girls' Glee POULOS, PAM College Prep Na tiona l Honor Society I, 2, 3: Student Cou ncil I; AFS I; Girl 's Loung e I; Y Teens I; Spanish Club I: Military Ball I; Office Help I, 2 PRIEST, LOUIE Vocationa l Football I, 2; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3 PROBST, TRUDY College Prep National Hon or Society I, 2, 3; Student Council I, 2, 3 (Trea surer); AFS I: Pep Club I; Signal I, 2 (Editorin-Chief, Managing Editor; Biology Club I (Preside nt) ; Military Ball I: Scie nce Club I; F.T.A. I, 2, 3; Spanish Club I: Library Club I; MOI I, 2 (Secretary) ; Operetta I: Roadshows I, 2; Thespians I, 2, 3 (Secretary, President) ; All Schoo l Play I, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll I, 2; Jr. GOP's I, 2, 3 (Vice-presid ent); Rep. to Mod el U.N. I; Sophomore Writing Club I (Trea s- urer) PRUDHOME, JOE (N ot pictu red) Coll ege Prep PURNELL, DICK Coll ege Prep National Honor Society I; Student Cou ncil I, 2; Red Cross I; Football I, 2; Tennis I: Lette rmen's Club I 2, 3: All City Baseball Team I; Biolog; Club I; Spanish Cl ub I, 2; MO I I, 2; 255 Ameri can Legion Oratorical Finalist I, 2, 3 : Base ball I, 2 : Na tional Merit Sc holars hip Fin alist RASMUSSEN, JANE Vocational All Sports Court I: Altau I: Art Club I, 2 : Ope retta I, 2: Roadshows I, 2, 3: Madri gal I, 2: All State Mu sic Cli nic I, 2: G irls G lee RAYGOR, KATHY Vocational P<; p Clu b I , 2: F.H.A. I : O ffice Help I RICH, SANDIE Coll ege Pre p Student Council I : Pep Cl ub I, 2: Y Tee ns I , 2 (Vice- presid ent): F.H.A. I: Majorette I: Junior-Senior Prom I (Sophomore Atten dant) REESE, DIANA Commercia l AFS I: Red Cross I : Y Teens I: Road - shows I , 2: Dan ce Lin e I REHFELDT, RON (N ot Pictured) Vocational Basketball I RENINGER, JUDY Com me rc ia l Stu dent Council I: Pe p Cl ub I: Altar I, 2: F.H .A. I: Road show I RENOLDSr HOWARD (Not pi ctured) Vocatio nal RHODES, LOLETA (Not pictured) Comme rcial Red Cross I: Pep Club I : Y Tee ns I: F.H.A. I: Spanish Club I, 2 RHOADES, LEE Vocational RICH, CONNIE Comme rc ia l Pep Cl ub I, 2; G irls' Drill Tea m I: Office Help RICHARDSON, MARY College Prep G irl's Lou ng e I; Pep Club I ; Libra ry Club I ; Signal I RICKERTSON, DON College Prep Nationa l Honor Society I , 2, 3; Key Club I (Vice-president) : Biology Club I; Science Club I, 2: Safe Teens I ; F.T.A. I; French Club I: MOI I, 2; Jr. GOP I , 2, 3 (President) ; Creative Writing I ROBINSON (TRAVIS), CYNTHIA Comme rcial s·tude nt Coun cil I ROBINSON, DIANA Coll ege Prep Student Cou ncil I; A.F.S. I; Production I ; Golf I, 2: Cheerl eaders I; All Sports Court I ; Pep Club I, 2; Y-Teens I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2: Ope retta I; Choir I; Roadshows I, 2: Th es an ~ I : All School Play I, 2: Girl's Glee I : Yo ung Demos I: Military Ball I ROBINSON, LA REE Vocational Red Cross I, 2: Altau I, 2: F.H.A. I; Roadshows I, 2, 3: Dance Lin e I, 2; Military Bal l I ROLFE, CONNIE Voca tional ROLFE, JOHN College Pre p Track I ROOT, DON Coll ege Prep Rifl e Tea m I, 2 ROSENBAUGH, GAIL Coll ege Pre p 256 St udent Coun cil I: Football I, 2; Basketba ll I, 2: Track I, 2, 3: Lette rmen's Club I, 2: Annu al I: Biology Club I: Spanish Clu b I ROSSOW, BEY Col lege Pre p Nationa l Honor Society I , 2, 3: A.F.S. I : Basketball I : Pe p Clu b I , 2, 3; GRA I : Scie nce Clu b I , 2 (Sec.): F.T.A. I, 2, 3 (President): Libra ry Club I, 2 : M.0.1. I: Band I, 2 : Tee n Demos I, 2: Science Symposium I, 2, 3 ROUX, MIKE Vocatio nal Stud ent Cou ncil I : Football I, 2: Basketball I; Art Club I, 2: Decca Club I ROWE, SANDY Comme rcial Studen t Council I , 2, 3 (Sec.): Red Cross I : Golf I, 2, 3: Chee rl eader I, 2, 3 (Capta in) : Homecoming Quee n I· Altau I, 2: Prom Court I, 2: F.H.A. 1.' 2; Roadshows I, 2, 3; Milita ry Ba ll I RUDIG, SHERYL Comme rcia l Pep Clu b I RUIZ, MIKE (N ot Pi ctured) Biology Club I: Spanish Club I: R.O.T.C. O ffice r SAVAGE, JANICE Coll ege Pre p Nati onal Honor Society I, 2, 3: A.F.S. I : Pep Club I, 2: Y-Tee ns I; Science Club I, 2 ; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I: M.0 .1. I, 2, 3: La ti n Club I, 2 SAYERS, SUSAN Vocation al Pep Club I, 2: Art Club I: F.H.A. I SCHEWE, LINDA Commercial SCHMITT, JANICE Comme rcia l Stud ent Cou ncil I : A.F.S. I ; Red Cross I : G irl 's Lounge I: Al tau I; Spanish Club I: li brary Club I: Military Ball SCHROEDER, ALAN Coll ege Prep National Hon or Society I, 2, 3 ( President); A.F.S. I (Vice-presid ent) ; Student Council I : Key Club I ( President): Track I : Tennis I; Lettermen's Club I, 2: Scie nce Club I, 2 (Vicepresid ent): Safe-Tee ns I: Latin Club I, 2 (Vice-president) M.0.1. I, 2; All School Play I : Tee n Demos I, 2 (V ice-presid ent ): R.O.T.C. Office r; 1.1.F.C.S.C. I; Cross Cou ntry I, 2 (Captain) SCOTT, KELLY College Prep Key Club I : Track I : Biology Clu b I; Deba te I : Science Clu b I, 2; F.T.A. I, 2, 3; M.0 .1. I, 2; Band I, 2, 3 (Drum Ma jor) : All School Play I, 2, 3 ; Chess Club I (Preside nt ); Tee n Demos I, 2, 3 SCOlJLAR, SU E Comme rcial Red Cross I; Pep Club I: F.H.A. I, 2 SHAMBLEN, DONNA Vocational Student Cou nci l I: Pep Club I: Biolog y Club I: DECCA I (Treasurer): Spanish Club I: Band I (M ajorette ) SHANNON, MICHAEL Vocational SHANNON, MIKE College Prep Stud ent Coun ci l I: Ten nis I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Cl ub I, 2, 3: Latin Club I, 2: Math Cl ub I; Wrestli ng I, 2, 3; Cross Country I: R.0.T.C. Officer SHAUGH NESSY, RITA Comme rcia l Red Cross I: Girl's Lounge I: Altau I, 2 (Presid ent ) : Roadshows I : Military Ball SELLEK, TERRY Voc a tional SIMONS, NANCY JO College Pre p Natio nal Hon or Soci ety I, 2, 3; Student Cou ncil I, 2, 3 (Pa rliamenta rian): AFS I : All Spo rts Court I: Pe p Club I; Annu al I, 2 (Ass't Editor, Editorin-Chie f): Al tau I: Biology Club I (President): Mil ita ry Ball I: 1.1.F.C.S.C. I (Pa rli ame nta ri a n): Tee nag e Republica ns I; Youn g Democrats I: Girls Triple Trio I: Ope retta I, 2 ; Choir I, 2 (Presid e nt) Roadshows I, 2; Quill and Scroll I, 2: Creative Writing I: Signal I: Girls' Glee I: Junior Cl ass Secretary: Th es pians I SIMMONS, REGGIE Vocational Basketba ll I; Track I, 2 : Cross Country I , 2, 3: Signal SHINN, CLARENCE Vocatio na l Print Club SKALBERG, KATHY Vocational Red Cross I; Pe p Club I, 2: Decca I (Secreta ry ) SMARTT, CHERYL Vocational Stud ent Council I: Altar I, 2 (Se rgeant of arms): F.H.A. I: Roadshow I: D.O . SMITH, CONSTANCE Coll ege Pre p Student Cou ncil I: Red Cross I, 2, 3 (Presid ent, Secretary) : F.H.A. I: F.T.A. I, 2: Operetta I, 2: Choir I, 2 (Libra ri a n) : Ro adshows I, 2, 3: Girls' Gl ee I: All-State Quartet I: Madrigal I, 2; Young Rep. I, 2 SMITH, DEBBY Coll ege Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3: Red Cross I, 2, 3 (Vice-presid e nt): All Sports Court I; Pe p Club I: Annual I, 2 (Copy Edi tor); F.N.A. I, 2, 3 (Treasure r Vice-president); Library Club I, 2, 3 (Presid ent) Band I, 2, 3 (Secreta ry, Band Quee n); Military Ball I SMITH, LINDA Comme rcial SMITH, VICKY Coll ege Prep Biology Club I: Spanish Club I SMYTH, SHERYL Vocati onal Production I; Pep Club I; Spanish Club I: Young Democrats I SNYDER, JOHN (Not Pictured) Coll ege Prep Safe Tee ns I; Spanish Club I SAAR, SHERYL Comme rcial Red Cross I: Pep Club I: F.H.A. I; F.N.A. I SOLLAZZO, BARBARA Vocati ona l SONDAG, DON Voca tional SOUSER, JAC Vocati onal AFS I: Red Cross I: Pe p Club I, 2: Al ta r I, 2: F.H.A. I: Choir I: All Sc hool Pl ay I SPOHN, LARRY Voca tiona l SPRACKLIN, JERRY Vocatio nal R.O.T.C. I SPRACKLIN, JIM Commerci al STANFORD, TOM {Not Pictured) Vocational Band I, 2, 3 STEENSEN, DENNIS College Prep Track I; Biology Club I; Spanish Club I; Cross Country I, 2; Swimming I, 2 ST. CLAIR, BENITA Vocati onal A.F.S. Club I; Pep Clu b I: Altau Club I, 2 : F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Roadshow I: Military Ball STINEMATES, ROSE Commercial Pep Club I; F.H.A. I, 2, {Parliamentarian and District Histo rian) Young Republicans STILL, FLORENCE Colleg e Prep Pep Club I: F.H.A. I STORY, SHAWN Vocational Track I; Print Club I STRONG, FRANCES Coll ege Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3; H.S. School Red Cross I : Biology Club I : Science Club I, 2: F.T.A. I, 2, 3, (State treasurer, Historian); Spanish Club I, ( ecreta~y ); Math Club {Treasu rer); Roadshow I; Thespians I, 2; All School Play I, 2; Quill and Scroll I. 2; Signal I, 2, 3, (Editor, Associate Editor) ; Young Rep's I, 2, 3, {Secretary and Sg t. at Arms): Creative Writi ng I, 2: Debate I: 1.1.F.C.S.C., (President); Teen Topics Repo rter I: Military Ball STRONG, SANDRA Vocational H.S. Red Cross I, 2: F.H.A. STURM, CONNIE Vocational STURM, KATHY . Vocational STURM, LOTETIA Vocationa l SUBLET, SUSIE Commercia l National Honor Society I, 2, 3: Thespians I, 2 (Sec retary ) ; Choir I (Secretary); F.H .A. I, 2, 3: Signal I {Featu re editor): Quill and Scroll I, 2; Girl's Glee I; All School Plays I, 2, 3; Operetta I; Pe p Club I. 2 (Sec- 'reta ry); Annual .I, 2 (Bu si ness Manager): A.F.S. I; 1.1.F.C.S.C. I: M.0.1. I ; Red Cross I SULHOFF, SANDRA Commercia l Pep Club I, 2; F.H.A. I, 2: Operetta I: Roadshow I SULLIVAN, LINDA College Prep H.S. Red Cross I: Pep Club I: F.N.A. I, 2; Library Club I, 2: Attendance Office I; Counse ling Center I: Teen Democrats I SULLIVAN, MIKE College Pre p Footba ll I; Basketball I; Golf I: Roadshow I; R.O.T.C. I: Military Ball I: BasebaJI I TALLMANN, RON College Prep Football I, 2, 3; Track I; Letterman's Club I, 2, 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3; Wrestling Club I, 2, 3: R.0 .T.C. Offi ce r TAYLOR, DAN College Pre p Teen DerT'o's I; Pep Band I; Band I, 2, 3: Dance Band I. TAYLOR, JANICE Commercial THOMAS, JOE College Prep Swimming I THOMPSON, CAROLYN Commercial Pep Club I, 2; Library Club I, 2 THORNTON, PEGGY College Prep TODD, MARILYN College Prep National Honor Society I. 2; Red Cross I, 2: Pep Club I: F.N.A. I: F.T.A. I: Latin Club I: Library Club I; Math Club I: Tee n Demos. I; Creative Writing I; Military Ball TOWNSEND, JANICE Vocational Red Cross I, 2 TRACY, MIKE Colle ge Prep Football I, 2, 3; Golf i, 2: Tennis I; Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3; Southwest Iowa Football Team I; Wrestling I, 2; All City Football Team I TURPEN, RICHARD College Prep Track I; Golf I TURNER, RICHARD College Prep TYSON, MARY (Not Pictured) Vocational Transfer; Art Club I, 2; Operetta VANCE, LILA Commercial VARGAS, RACHEL Vocational VEST, BILL Commercial Art Club I: Road show I: Pep Band I: Dance Band VOGEL, GEORGE {Not Pictured) Vocational Football VAUGNIAUX, JOHN Vocationa l Rifle Team I, 2, 3; Biology Club I; Decca Club I; Safe Teens I: French Club I; Operetta I; Roadshows I, 2, 3: R.0.T.C. Officer WAFFLE, RON Commercial WAGNER, TERRY Vocational Basketball WAGNER, JIM College Prep National Honor Society I, 2: Key Club I; Ba sketball I: Science Club I, 2; Spanish Club I; Math Club I. 2: Boy's State WALKER, CAROLYN Coll ege Prep Y. Teens I; Road shows I, 2, 3 WALLA, SUZAN Commercial Nationa l Honor Society I, 2; Student Council I, 2: A.F.S. I: Red Cross I, 2; Golf I. 2, 3: Pep Club I: Altau Club I, 2; Biology Club {Vicepreside nt I: F.H.A. (President) I, 2, 3; F.N.A. I: Operetta I, 2: Choir I, 2: Roadshows I, 2, 3; Girls' Glee I; Military Ball WALLING, CHARLES Vocational WALTON, RONALD College Prep WARD, EDDIE {N ot pictured) College Prep Football I; Biology Club I; Spanish Club I WAY, BILL College Prep R.O.T.C. WENDT, DIANE College Prep A.F.S Club I: Red Cross I: Girl 's Lounge I: Pep Club I, 2: F.N.A. I: French Club I WHIPKEY, DAN Coll ege Prep Rifle Team I. 2, 3 WHITE, JACK Student Council I: Red Cross I; Debate WHITE, JACK College Prep Student Council I: Red Cross I : Debate I, 2 WHITE, TINA Commercial Red Cross I: Library Club I WHITIINGTON, JAMES (Nof Pictured) Vocational Production I; Road show I; All School Pl ay I: Wrestling I WIATT, TOM (Not pictured) Vocationa l Footba ll I WILLEY, DIANE College Prep Band I, 2, 3; Roadshow I; Teen-age Republicans I WILDERMAN, JUDY Vocational Red Cross I, 2; F.H.A. I; Roadshow WOOD, BETTIE Vocational Student Council I; Pep Club I, 2: GRA I. WOOD, DELORES Commercial Pep Club I; F.N.A. I, 2: La ti n Club I: O .E. Club I: Military Ball WOODS, TERESA Col lege Prep National Honor Society I, 2: Girl's Lounge I: Pep Club I, 2: F.T.A. I: Spanish Club I, 2; Library Club I, 2; MOI I; Girl's Glee I WOOLDRIDGE, GREG Coll ege Prep Stude nt Council I, 2; Footba ll I, 2, 3; Track I; Lette rman's Club I, 2; Wrestling I, 2, 3: Wrestling Club { President) I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2; MOI I : WRIGHT, LARRY Coll ege Prep Red Cross I: Drill Tea m I: Lati n Club I, 2; MO I I: Band-Drum Major, All State Band I, 2, 3; Roadshows I, 2; All School Play I; Pep Band I; Dance Band I: R.O.T.C. Officer YORDT, WESLEY Vocational YOUNG, CHERYL College Prep Red Cross I: Pep Club I, 2: Y-Teens I; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. I, 2; Spanish Club {Treasurer) I: Library Club I, 2: Tee n Demos I ZANDERHOLM, PATSY Vocationa l Pep Club I; Art Club I ZDAN, DAN College Prep National Honor Society I, 2, 3; Red Cross I; Annual Staff I; Jr. MO! (President) I ; Safe Teens I; All School Pl ay 257 258 ' 1" · ALMA Now we leave our Alma Mater And our friends so true. We'll be loyal sons and daughters Ever true to you. So farewell, dear Alma Mater May your name we pray, Ever stand above all others Hail, all hail, Tee Jay. MATER We will ever live to love you Live to praise your name . Live to make our lives add luster To your glorious fame. So farewell, dear Alma Mater May your name we pray, Ever stand above all others Hail, all hail, Tee Jay. 259 said SIX book re po rts! SHIPLEY OPTICAL DISPENSARY 127 So. Main ** Phone ** 323-3401 U-DO CAR WASH Wash your car by yourself with our equipment for only a quarter! 2831 2nd Ave. 322-9715 CONGRATULATIONS to the 1 66 Graduates TASTE RITE MEAT CO. 16 South I 5th Street Phone 328-1871 Council Bluffs, Iowa 261 Everybody is rushing to: BETTY'S MID-WAY MANOR 2714 Avenue H [IFIRST Your Council 'Bluffs Department Store! 544 West Broadway NATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS W. L. WILKEN, Mgr. Your Full Service YES Bank West Side Drive-Up 290 I West ·Broadway CORUM'S SHAW FLOWER SHOP Flowers That Please Phone-322-7355 328-3337 18 Pearl Street Council Bluffs, Iowa Main 18ank 500 West ·Broadway ·• Tee Jay was honored to have the official Town Crier of England-Alfie Howard. JOE SMITH AND COMPANY 416 West Broadway Ladies', Men's, & Children's Ready-to-Wear. Your Dependable·: REXALL DRUGS 2400 West Broadway Phone 322-5557 CONNOLLY DRUG STORE ARNOLDS JEWELRY All of your watch, diamond, and jewelry problems will be solved when shopping at Arnolds Jewelry. Mr. Arnold Ostwald is always happy to serve you. BEEM-BELFORD FUNERAL DIRECTORS Cost is Entirely a Matter of Personal Choice. Willow at 6th Street Council Bluffs PEOPLES GROCERY STORE 308 West Broadway "For all your shopping needs, come to the Peoples Grocery Store" 263 Ainsworth Printing Company The House of Quality Creative Printers and Lithographers 353 West Broadway KAY PERS Follow the Tee Jay girl that walks into KAYPERS in the center of Council Bluffs. Cindy Kennedy and Julene BeVirt are shown patronizing LUSTERTONE CLEANERS located at two convenient locations-3343 West Broadway & 169 Bennett. Arnold Tool and Die Works Inc. 3135 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa 264 CITGO SERVICE ST A TION You can be sure of good service at Citgo! 2024 5th Avenue Congratulations to the 1966 Seniors Baird Jewelry Would you believe .. • 1 Nothing beats a checking account for learning how We provide the first fifty personalized checks free of charge. to manage mone1! We require no minimum balance - make no service charge on checking accounts for High School and College Students. r • .. Iii When young people reach the High School age, we've found they're ready for that step from the weekly allowance to the helpful experience of a personal checking account. Helps them too, when they start to work - or go away to University. They quickly learn that checks discourage impulse spending and h~lp them keep records of expenses ... as well as providing a proof of payment. Why don't you start your teenager on the adult way to money management-with a checking account? We make no charges for them to High School and College students. .... I I Council Bluffs Savings Bank 265 Broadway at f!.ryant COUNCIL BLUFFS Attention STUDENTS! Wallet Photos MADE FROM YOUR BLACK AND WHITE PORTRAIT · · · HAVE EXTRA PHOTOS TO TRADE WITH FRIENDS 20 i~~y $1. 99 AND GIVE TO RELATIVES SIZE 21/i x 31/2 MATTE FINISH [ HARRY C. CROWL CO. Real Estate, Loans Insurance of All Kinds 123 4th St. Ph. 322-2504 Best of Luck to the 1966 Seniors From LIBRARY 266 Compliments of 7-Up HDQTRS. School Supplies Typewriters Art Supplies Books Paper Backs Games Gifts Greeting Cards Office Supplies Pens, Pencils, Tablets Adding Machines Pictures, Prints, Accessories < ' Emarines Printers and Stationers Broadway at Scott- Phone 3 28-1866 STATE SAVINGS BANK President, Jack Eakin, discussing the business of banking with Tee Jay students, Leona rd Koenigs, Lerry McGee and Sandra Rowe. "THE BANK FOR YOUNG MEN .. . AND MEN WITH YOUNG IDEAS" MEMBER F.D.l.C. Main Bank Drive-In 509 West Broadway 15 South 35th 323-7521 323-7619 267 • 1• 1owa POW8R and Light Company 268 22 Pearl Phone 322-7731 INGRAHAM REAL ESTATE Home-Business-Industry All Kinds of lnsu·rance Appraisals Member of American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers 322-7765 . , Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1966 Seniors LATIN CLUB l Shown above are Maggie Roch a a nd G eorg e McTwiggen who are modeling the newest thing in bla st jackets. Th ey are a lso hold ing shortsleeved sweat shirts that can be bought in a rai nbow o f colors. IOWA c·LOTHES SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1966 From ACTION REAL TY CO. Get ACTION on Your Transaction Seth E. Murphy, Robert F. Edwards, Jr. Norman D. Kinney, William E. Perdue, Class of '45 '50 '52 '56 BENO'S Council Bluffs' Greatest Store Now Celebrating Our I OOth Year Peoples Natural Gas Division of Northern Natural Gas Co. Natural Gas The Modern Fuel For Home & Industry 29 South Main Phone-328-1553 269 CRAWFORD LUMBER COMP. 1200 Avenue B JENSEN & POGGE REALTY COMPANY "Real Estate Sales" 25 South Main Ph. 322-9790 KLOTZ BOWSTRING Custom Made Archery Bowstrings 1829 Avenue B.-Ph. 323-2196 Council Bluffs, Iowa Compliments of: E. A. ATHERTON SERVICE STATION Council Bluffs Race Arena The Emergency Store Reetz Super Service Compliments of MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow Ph. 322-0293 Council Bluffs Con's self-service Drugs Free Prescription Delivery West End Post Office Branch #I Hunting and Fishing Licenses VERNON N. CONZEMIUS, Owner (Notary Public) Stor.! Hours 8:30 am- 10 pm DAILY 8:30 am-I pm. 5 pm-10 pm SUNDAY 3149 West Broadway 27 1 \Jh~tcue.r You. Dr\'le. t)t,\le. c. Q.t ~ ~\l.\\ ~ BLUFF CITY MOTORS CASKEY DODGE, INC. COSTELLO VOLKSWAGEN HOWE'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH HUGHES CHEVROLET KNUDSEN AUTO SERVICE LESLIE PONTIAC MclNTYRE OLDS-CADILLAC AUTO DEALERS ASSN. OF COUNCIL BLUFFS ~~1~T~s;:~s:i~ ;E~s FORD s 272 B R H 0 E 0 w F I T N' s c 0. "A Fit for Every Foot" 413 W. Broadway 323-2042 CUTLER FUNERAL HOME & AMBULANCE SERVICE 533 Willow 322-7779 BROADWAY FLOWER SHOP 2810 West Broadway Ornamental Railings and Structural Steel 230 South I I th Street KATELMAN FOUNDRY "Our Favorite Drive-in" BROADWAY BOWL 25 South 28th St. Phone 322.6629 308 W. Bway. PEOPLES GROCERY STORE COHOE LUMBER CO. GOOD LUMBER FOR EVERY ~EEO " It's just good business to buy from COHOE" 25 South 15th St. 273 Get the jump on Security with School Savings 4 I /8% EARNINGS, COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY • SAVE BY THE 15th, EARN FROM THE I st UP TO $I 0,000 GOVERNMENT INSURANCE #ir!it savings & loan i"'"' v. Juit ~n-f n.,::""'1.1 preslden• Z-~U'=• Iii/ BROADWAY AT MAIN Patsy Hansen is shown modeling one of MODE O' DAY'S newest spring creations. MODE O' DAY carries a complete line of women's and girls' clothes. 522 West Broadway 274 PHONE 322-5525 LANE Bros. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS EDWARD M. LANE-Pharmacist 530 West Broadway Phone-322-4087 Council Bluffs, Iowa DAIRY QUEEN ~ 'RlAT FOR TASTE \§IA FOOD FOR Ki~\°"' Located at: 1634 West Broadway 2729 West Broadway 3550 South 4th St. for your convenience. C. E. HINMAN & SON'S has been serving the Council Bluffs a rea for the past 60 years. They a re open Sundays and evenings, and wire flowers everywhe re. 1800 McPherson Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1 66 From NEIL DURICK DISTRIBUTING CO. NORTH BROADWAY GROCERY COGLEY Clinic Groceries & MeatsFresh Fruits & Veg. 2820 North Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa CHRISTY CREME 417 East Washingt on BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE •.• Strong Insurance 2733 North Bway. 322-2778 Agency 1710 4th Avenue 275 276 Marvel Mincer Naney Moore Mike Roux "Happiness Is'' A Portrait by Canon EVANS ENGINEERING co. Sewer and Water Contractors Excavating-Septic Tanks Contractors Equipment Rental Call 323-2884 807 South 21 St. HERB'S Television Sales & Service PARTS & SERVICE GUARANTEED DAY OR NIGHT 2307 West Broadway 328-1521 Compliments ofHinky Dinky Located at 280 I West Broadw~ y 211 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Make yourself feel like a queen and have your hair fixed at ... BEAUTY BY BETTY , ' Three Convenient Locations to Serve You: Reserve 612 West Bway 51 O North 27th Franklin & Bennett Officers Training Corps of Thomas Jefferson High School CROOKHAMS TEXACO STATION 2039 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa ECONOMY MARKET 416 South 21st Council Bluffs, Iowa GRENVILLE M. DODGE POST NO. 737 28 South 29th Street "Men Who Fought Together Belong Together" HERMANS CLOTHES SHOP 504 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa LUCEY JEWELERS One of you r most cherished possessions through the yea rs to come wi ll be your engagement diamond. When makin g your selection be sure to see genuine Ora nge Blossom rings at LUCEY JEWELERS. At the Sign of the Big Blue Diamond 341 West Broadway 323-4833 277 COUNCIL BLUFFS GRAPE GROWERS ASSOCIATION 900-South 7th Street 278 Fine Wines For All Occasions Enjoy Good Food EVANS ICE CREAM We Make Our Own Ice Cream HAND PACKED ICE CREAM OPEN 11 AM-11 PM CLOSED MONDAYS HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES-MINTS-NUTS PH. 322-9644 GOTTBRECHTS HARDWARE Farm Supplies-Sporting Goods Downtown Store 160 W. Broadway Phone 322-4463 Westend Store 3138 W. Broadway Phone 322-440 I Congratulations to the 1966 Seniors HUNTER TYPESETTING 353 West Broadway Phone-323-4812 KU LESH JEWELRY All Lines of Sterling Domestic and Imported China, Crystal, St.ainless Steel and Table Accessories. 230 West Broadway Beem Belford Funeral Home ' Gas for Less at DAVISON OIL 2020 West Broadway ELMER IVERS Insurance "The greatest Peace the Pe ace of Mind" 17 Scott Off. 322-0225 Res. 323-5749 553 Willow Ph. 322-6669 Shop at HANSEN'S TOWN & COUNTRY MARKET for a ll your grocery needs. 40 I 0 South 4th St. ._ _ _. ~ D GRIFFITH DRUG .. . where we're 'young' too. 3228 West Broadway 322-4008 279 A & W DRIVE-IN 2112 West Broadway BETTER LIVING REALTY (Ask Anyone} I 15 North 6th Street Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-4023 GAIL CLINKENBEARD, JR. ~ Best Wishes M A R Department LARRY'S c Store u TEXACO s 2934 W. Bdwy. 604 322-9641 W . Broadwa y 280 Phone 323-2553 YOUR SEARCH ENDS -. Sc & IOc Store 336 West Broadway 323-0565 w 0 0 L w 0 R T H s MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE • CUSTOM OR STANDARD • PORCH RAILS • TERRACE HANDRAILS • COLUMNS • MAIL BOX ST ANDS ORNAMENT AL IRON MANUFACTURING CO. OUR 16TH YEARSo for Ornamental Iron at Its Best Call 451-8895 With Decorative Iron Works 3419 North 30th Omaha, Nebraska 281 282 LOOK REALTY COMPANY 547 Mynster Street Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 322-5559 Realtors-Multiple Listing Members FLORENCE E. TIERNY MARIE 0. SCHULTZ WHAT Swamps? Run for cover, Ken and Alan are working in the chemistry lab! Congratulations & Best Wishes FROM PEOPLES The BIG Store in Council Bluffs Congratulations From the COUNCIL BLUFFS AUTO DEALER'S ASSO,CIATION Whatever you drive;- Drive Carefully! K L E F s T A D s \ ' - '-...__ I Giving the male point of view, Jim Nagel watches as Mrs. Kenneth Hagerman fixes Marsha Lee's hairdo. HOUSE OF BEAUTY 3 15 North 19th Street WHO'S MAKING FACES? 322-4822 E. H. LOUGEE, INC. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans I 02 South Main Phone 322-6603 Council Bluffs, Iowa REDMOND SERVICE COMPLETE One Stop Service! 1824 West Broadway 322-8148 283 Tim Dan Pam Pat Bob Don Ron Joe Mary Gary Mark Bill Greg Judy Skip Mike Betty Randy Sandi Debby Vicki Alice Cindy Susie Sally Linda Trudy Diane Kathy Shari Julie Nancy THE STRAND 554 West Broadway 284 THE BEST TABLE Carla Denny Larry Connie Marsha Blaine Bonnie LaJune Carol Julene Leslie Gloria Shirley Janelle Charlotte Marilyn M A R T I N s D R u G 700 1st Ave. VERGAMINI DEVELOPMENT co. INC. Realtor Builders Developers 35 North 1st Council Bluffs, Iowa R u D y I s Insurance for Youthful Drivers TALLMAN-SCHEEL AGENCY 30 North 6th Street Phone 323-7563 WOODRING FUNERAL HOME EDITH K. (WOODRING) FLA TT C. WAYNE LIVINGSTON 127 South 7th w A L G R E E N D R u G 400 W. Bwy. D R I v E I N RICHMAN AUTO PARTS co. 2748 W. Bwy. 285 28b Compliments of These PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOMEN Ors. Hanssman and Knott MD' I • • S Charles Berner, D.D.S. Dr. R. M. Collins, M.D. Dr. Paul Guggenheim W. Clark Giles, M.D. J. D. Hennessy, M.D. Dr. L. G. Howard, M.D. Dr. K. E. Goebel Maurice P. Margules, M.D. Ors. Limbert, Pester, and Stroy J. G. Kruml, M.D. Weaver-Gress, Dentists Dr. E. B. Mathiasen R. E. Green, D.D.S. Dr. D. V. Hirst WALNUT HILL-CEDAR LAWN Ridgewood and Memorial Park Cemeteries Drive Carefully-We Can Wait Sincere ly Yours, WALNUT HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Compliments of PEET'S FEEDS OSH LO CONSTRUCTIO·N co. 2228 Avenue B Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone 323-5305 287 Abbott, Sandy 29, 158 Abels, Vicki 44, 49, 62, 63, 87, 202 Abraham, Russ 158 Achenbaugh, Marcia 158 Ackerman, Con nie 202 Acke rman, Sharon 48, 158 Acord , Craig 6, 50, 51 , 177 Acord, Dave 79, 158 Adamson, Connie 81 , 158 Adamson, Sandy 29, 202 Ahlquist, Bria n 202 Ahlquist, Tina I 09 Akin s, Ronnie 202 Akin s, Phyllis 158 Albert, Su san 158 Aldrich, Lois 177 Allan, Linda 75, 177 Allen, Ch a rl ey 134, 202 Allen, J e rry 177 Allen, Randy 46, 158 Allison, Donna 158 Allmon, Bill 177 Alt, Arthu r 202 Alt, Kathy 53, 63, 202 Ambrose, Dave 62, 202 Amos, Cindy 30, 78 Anderson, Gail 151 , 158 Andersen, Jim 202 Andersen, Marcia 177 Ande rson, Mary 202 Anderson, Nancy 29, 202 Andrews, Sandy 203 Andersen, Stella !4, 29, 61, 87, 202, 235, 217 Anderson, Van 202 Andrews, Ma ry 177 Afinson, Bill 68, 79, 132, 158 Anfinson, Peggy 45, 62, 67, 72, 77, 78, 87, 91, 92 , 203, 238 An nin , J aki 48, 60, 66, 78 , 87, 177 Appel, Rod IF, 151 , 158 Applegate, Ma rsha 29, 49, I 08, 203 Arch, G ale 66, 87, 117, 119 Arch, Iris 203 Arndt, Carla 80, 8 1, 150, 158 Arndt, Denn is 177 Arnold, Merri 73, 177 Arnold, Tim 136, 90, 153, 158 Arnold, Tom 90, 125, 136, 153, 158 Arrick, Julie 70, 73, 203 Arrowsmith, Ronnie 203 Arvidson, J oa n 48, 58, 158 Atwell , J ohn 158 Au lt, Sharon 158 Auxi er, Vic ki 158 Axtell, Phyliss 177 Baker, Betty 177 Baker, Coll een 158 Baker, Connie 203 Bake r, Da le 43, 56, 65, 177 Baker, Shirley 158 Ba nks, Cha rl es 134, 203 Barbe r, Linda 177 Ba rlow, Kay 177 Barrier, Micha el 158 288 Index Barton, Abb ie 45, 58, 177 Bates, Sh a ron 177 Bates, Steve Batt, Steve 117, 177 177 Bau er, Dale 177 Ba xley, Cha rl es 203 Ba xte r, Ke n 158, 204 Beaman, Jim 177 Becerra, Rich 158 Beck, Susan 81, 158 Beckman, Paul 26, 56 Beckner, Stan 72, 203 Bellows, Harry 177 Belt, Dea na 158 Belt, Frank 203 Be lt, William 178 Bender, Dan 203 Benedict, Bill 158 Bennett, Peg gy 67, 77 , 78, 204 Bensley, Jean nie 178 Bensley, Judy 178 Bequette, Tom 178 Bergman, Connie 178 Berkh eimer, La ura 178 Be rga ntze l, Carolyn 65, 178 Bergantzel, Mike 158 Berry, Roberta 158 Betchel, Don 79, 178 Betts, Barbara 62, 204 Betts, Rebecca 48, 54, 158 BeVirt, Jul ene 264 Bicki ng , Su sie 178 Bigham, Buzz 52, 54, 62, 64, 72, 76, 204 Bird, Leslie 204 Birdsong, David 79, 178 Birdsong, Trudy 204 Bittick, Madon na 78, 86, 138, 178 Bloom, Kathy 158 Bloom, Paulette 158 Bly, Phyllis 178 Boaz, "Dixie 75, 178 Beckert, Su san 204 Boe, J anet 78, 87, 159 Bohler, J erry 159 Bolte, Mary 8 1, 86, 138, 159 Bolton, Dean a 204 Bolte, J ames 204 Bolton, Judy 204 Bolton, Kay 178 Bona r, Dave 159 Bonar, Rob 178 Bond, Tim 90, 100, 132, 140, 176, 178 Bothwe ll , Pam 158 Bott, Laura 158 Bouvier, Ga ry 178 Bowen, Donn a 204 Bowers, Sherri 63, 178 Bowman, Merrill 178 Bowser, Dick 68, 126, 132, 149, 158 Burroughs, Ka re n 59, 77, 78, 205 Brabec, Bruce 178 Brabec , Frank 45 Brabec, Marta 76, 79, 152 , 158 Bradford, J on 68, 132, 159 Bradley, Ann 46, 81, 159 Bradl ey, Lettie 29, 159 Bra nd e nburg, Connie Branson, J oyce 46, 70, 108, 204 Breshe rs, Loyd 146 Breshe rs, Pa Hy 61, 72, 204 Bril ey, Li nda 80, 8 1, 159 Briggs, La rry 205 Briggs, Rodney 205 Brink, Herb 159 Brockman, De nnis 178 Brockman , G ordo n 77, 79, 205 Brokma n, Larry 179 Brockma n, Tina 78, 159 Brooks, Ard ith 179 Brooks, Charles I 18, 159 Brooks, Fred 45, I 18, 179 Brooks, J ack 205 Brooks, Suzy 179 Brooks, Virginia 75, 81, 159 Brothe rta n, Lorene 159 Broui ll e tte, Pa tsy 61, 63 , 179 Brown , Ba rb 179 Brown, Bob 159 Brown, Don na 49, 60, 179 Brown, Evon 179 Brown, J an et 65, 73 , 179 Brown, Janet 8 1, 159 Brown, Lind a 179 Brown, Lore n 205 Brown, Paul 179 Brown, Sharon 179 Brown, Robert Brown, Reg in a Brown, Tamara 72, 205 179 Brown, W a rren 45, 179 Bryant, Bonnie 179 Bryant, Robert 58, 64, 72, 73, 76, 79, 87, 205, 236, 245, 250 Burbeck, ·Denny 159 Burgess, J a ne t 179 Burkey, Susan 58, 81, 146, 189 Burgstrum, David 118, 140, 141, 179 Burgstrum, De bby 53, 179 Butler, J o hn 37, 60, 79, 205 Bu tle r, Roger 61, 205 Butte rba ugh, Donna 62, 77, 78, 205 Butterfield, G e ne 159 Buttz, Gary 179 Caffery, Larry · 159 Cain, Den nis 179 Ca ldwell, Ca rolyn Ca lfee, Lin da 30, 64, 205 Calfee, Wa nda 179 Camde n, Di ane 30, 65, 206 Camp, Claudia 179 Camp, Doug 179 Campbell, Kathy 179 Canaday, J im 79, 87, 95, 179 Ca pron, Bruce 77, 78, 159 Ca rey, Ell e n 159 Ca rle, Steve 153, 206 Carl in, J eanette 46, 67, 206 Ca rlson, Ang ie 159 Carma n, Dena 29, 179 Carman, Lavern 119, 179 Carpente r, Julie 43, 45, 49, 61, 65, 179 Carre ll, Judy 159 Carroll, Debbie 179 Carter, Judy 53, 179 Carter, Sandy 45, 179 Caruso, Lind a 179 Case , Ro be rt 66, 70, 90, I 0 I, 122, 134, 146, 206, 240 Cava nau g h, Diane 63, 206 C e p uran , Kathleen 30, 73, 206 Chafee, J ean 179 Chew, Steven 122, 206, 247 Childe rs, Lind a 48, 53, 179 Childers, Te rry 73, 206 Childress, Lee Ann 75, 206 Childs, Vicky 58, 159 Christia nse n, Greg 118, 125, 179 Christianse n, Lani 76, 206 Christe nsen, Mike 179 Christensen, Mike Clark, Alice 159 Clark, Carolyn 159 C lark, Cora lee 159 C lark, Jacque 6, 47, 48, 50, 52, 59, 61, 80, 206 C la rk, Marcia 206 Cl a rk, Sally 63, 108, 179 Clark, Sharan 159 Cla rk, Suzie 179 Cl ay, Albert 159 Clayton, Doug 149, 159 Cl evenge r, Dan 159 Cleaver, La rry Clinkenbeard , Noreen 29, 160 Cochran, Bill 68, 83, 206 Coffelt, Al 179 Coleman, Alan 69, 84, 153, 207 Collett, Lind a 45, 56, 62, 63, 73, 179 Collier, Bruce 160 Conaway, Alice 70, 150, 179 Conaway, Janie 160 Con boy, Mary 46,8 1,87, 109, 152, 160 Conkling, Craig 74, 160 Con ner, Denny 90, 100, 176, 179, 146 Conner, J eff 46, 74, 126, 149, 160 Conner, Kathy 97 Constant, Kevin 125, 160 Constant, Michael 85, 122, 207 Cook, Kay 86, 207 Cook, Sharon 160 Cooley, Beve rly 87, 207 Core, Jim 48, 160 Corum, J oAnn 29, 179 Castello, Bill 207 Cost ello, Bill 89 Cost e llo, Donna 48, 160 Costello, John Cowa rdin, Lesl ie 6, 48, 68, 145, 175, 176, 179 Cox, G le n 160 Cronin, Mike 51, 64, 66, 207 Cure, Ca rol 33 Curry, Pat 160 Dan bt.irg , Mike 149, 18 1 Davis, Kirk 160 Da ley, Dan 62, 91, 146, 148, 207 Da rri ngton , Beve rly 181 Davis, Dennis 160 Davis, Ma rsha 66, 160 Davis, Marjorie 51, 181 Davis, Sandy 63, 181 Davis, Virginia 87, 92, 207 Dawson, Cindy 93, 207, 148 Dawson, Ton i 78, 181 DeBar, Dave 137, 146, 160 DeBar, Ralph 56, 76, 94, 207, 236 De Bolt, David 79, 95 DeHart, Janet 181 DeHart 161 Delanty, Pat 207 Delashmuh, Russell 160 Demoret, Phyllis 75, 160 Den Herder, Judy 208 DeSantiago, Cossantra 181 Detroy, Phil 77, 79, 181 Diamond, Bill 181 Dick, Nick 66, 77, 78, 181 Dickinson, Ca rol 181 Dickinson, Chris 86, 138, 181 Dietz, Leon 160 Diercks, Judy 208 Dietz, Ca rol 44, 56, 57, 59, 98, 208, 235 Dike, Bob 181 Dishon, Edward 181 Dishong, Gloria 160 Ditzler, Jo 70, 72, 76, 99, 103, 104, 108, 208 Dofner, Gloria 73, I 00, 208 Dona hoo, Raymond 160 Doner, Rita 75, I 0 I, 208 Doughman , Darris 181 Doughman, Bob 68, 126, 131, I 8 I Doughty, Linda I 02, 208 Downing, Vorgol 117, 160, 126 Drake, Denny 161 Drake, Gloria 45, 58, 87, 181 Drake, Sharon 43, 46, 51, 70, 87, 104, 208 Drake, Vi ckie 28, 58, 28, 66, 84 Dreager, Tim 74, 128, 136, 161 Driever, Larry 73, 78, 181 Drummond, Bob 208 Drummond, Ruth 72, 208 Duitman, Linda 28, I 8 I Duitma n, Sha ron 48, 115, 207, 244 Duke, Judy 36, 45, 58, 63, 73, 76, 8 I, I 8 I Durick, Nancy 18 1 Dunlap, Steve 128, 161 Dyson, Steve 79, 126, 140, 161 Eddy, Dia ne 53, 208 Edie, Judy 75, 161 Ed ie, Terry 187 Edwards, Gae 62 Ege, Ma rilyn 45, 80, 72, 182 Elkins, Gladys Elliott, Vincent 45, 51, 65, I 87 Ellis, Alan 62, 208 Ellis, e 45, 182 ~on , Peggy 16 1 Emerine, J oyce I 82 Eng le, Kenneth 73, 77, I 82 Eng lund, Kenny 128, 161 Erdshun , Milba 209 Erickson, John 209 Erickson,' Rodney 46, 151 , 209 Eshom, Buddy 161 Etherton, Lynn I 82 Ethington, Chet 161 Evans, Bill 182 Evans, Jim 62, 64, 69, 151, 200, 209 Evans, Nea l 77, 78, 151 , 161 Evans, Rosetta 161 Evens, Wayne Fa lconer, Pat 53, 60, 63, 108 Farris, Rex 161 Farris, Tom 48, 69, 117, 209 Fazio, Susie 7, 60, 75, 182 Feekin, Jan ice 46, 58, 81 , 87, 161 Feekin, Lynnette 46, 81, 87, 161 Fender, Rick I 82 Fenton, Alice I 82 Fenton, Doug 146 Fennell, Tom 137, 161 Fernley, Dennis 45, 66, 125, 140, 176, 187 Fernely, Dick 209 Fernley, Gail Fernley, Ron 46, 151, 161 Ferrin, Terry 126, 149, 161 Ferryman, Ann 161 Fichter, Patricia 119, 209 Fidone, Diana 7, 43, 45, 65, 70, 73, 82, 83, 84, 87, 150, I 82 Fielder, Donna 49, 182 Fienhold, David 122, 128, 209 Fienhold , Mi ke 68, 16 1 Fienhold, Bob 45, I 87 Fienhold, William 123 , 128, 209 File, Steve 182 Fil kins, Ron 161 Fisher, Larry 161 Fisher, Peggy 62, 63 , 87, I 08, 124, 209 Fisher, Ronallien 125, 209 Flegg, Dan 132, 161 Flowers, Sam 182 Floyd, James 125, I 87 Floyd, Larry 123, 140 Foley, Donna 28, 60, 81, I 82 Foote, Dennis Foote, Laconda 44, 47, 50, 64, 128, 152, 209 Foote, Vicky 187 Forbes, Dennis 129, 210 Forcade, Michael 49, 72, 87, 92, 93, 130, 210 Forcade, Nancy 58, 161 Ford, Burke 66, 70, 72, 210 Ford, Chuck 182 Forsythe, Craig 183 Foust, Pat 63, 70, 75, 83, 183, 60 Foutch, Carl 162, 139, 140 Fowler, John 162 Fowler, Melody 30, 210 Fraley, Connie 70, 2 10 France, Claude 74, 79, 162 · Franks, Dan 162 Freeman, Jim 245 Freer, Chuck 126, 162 Friedrich, Susie 28, 43, 45, 70, 84, 81, 183, 60 Fries, Dan I 83 Frieze, Allen 53 , 2 10 Frieze, Connie 182 Fronk, Ca rol 162 Fronk, David 2 10 Fu ll ington, Ell en 162 289 Gallagh e r, Ch et 72, 87, 91, 92, 94, 95, 97, 183 Galle , Dwa in 79, 162 Galle, Gary 68, 69, 123, 128, 210 Gamblin , Greg 74, 90, 100, 125, 183 G an n, Sharon 210 Gardn e r, Dan 183 Gardn er, Edwa rd 73, 183 Gardn e r, Lin da 63 , 48, 210 Gard ne r, Tom 162 Gardn er, Willie 183 G a rg es, Marchi 63, 60, 53, 109, 183 Garrean, Patrick 45, 57, 53, 67, 64, 56, 210 Garrean , Tim 68, 69 , 124, 125, 183 Garrett, G eo rge 68, 79, 128, 131, 211 Garrison, Rod 125, 183, 149 Garrison , Steven 162 Gatrost, Carol 52, 143, 211 Gatrost, Ma ry 162 Gaver, Gary 211 Geibert, Robe rt 79, 45, 183 Gibbs, Eve lyn 38, 54, 187 Gibbs, Kay 211 G ibler, Ed 49, 183 G ible r, Joe 51 , 128, 183 Gible r, Mike 45, 48, 64, 128, 211 Gibson , Micha e l 162 Giles, Bill 77, 162 Gilfillan, Lyl e 162 Gillespie, Bo b 183 G ilmo re, Cha rles 146, 48, 54, 72, 211 Gilmore, Con ni e 211 G ilmore, J e rry 162 Glacey, George 162 Glacey, Margie 183 Godsey, Sandra 183 G oetzi ng e r, Linda 70, 211 G oldenberg, Mau rice 38, 43, 45, 54, 66, 68, 125, 132, 183 G oldsbe rry, Jerry 183 G ottbre cht, Carla 48, 56, 45, 67, 184 G ottbrecht, G eo rg ia 67, 138, 143, 162 G auker, Don a ld 210 G ouke r, Sharon 184 Gn ade r, Gail 150 Gra p, Ch er.yl 81 , 97, 167 Grau, Do nita 46, 58, 81, 162 Graves, Amy 44, 53, 211 Graves, Nella 46, 53, 162 Gravett, Lyle 184 290 Gravitt, Alta 162 Gray, Deby 211 Gray, Charlotte 26, 70, 72, 81 , 184 Gray bill, Sh a ron 48, 63 , 211 Grazier, J ames 6, 36, 44, 66, 69 , 90, IOI , 115, 139, 135, 146, 211 , 239 Green, Da nny 200, 212, 245 Greenwood , Patti 48, 70, 212 Griffin, Marsha 59, 167 Griffis, Wayne Griffith s, Marsha 29, 62, 67, 98, 212 Grimes, Mary 67, 77, 73, 212 Grosvenor, Don na 78, 184 Grosve no r, Steve 72 , 77, 79, 212 Grund, Teena Gundlach , Ted 184 Gryskiewicz, Bob 162 Gryskiewicz, Nancy 212 Hack, Linda 167 Hadden, Cheryll 53, 184 Hag e r, Jane 29, 46, 81, 162 Hagood, Bill 140 Hall, Do na 30, 63, 138, 200, 212 Hall, Marilyn 212 Hall, Steve 212 Hall, Victoria 86, 138, 162 Hallbe rg, Chris 77, 78, 184 Hanafan, Barb 78, 87, 167 Han afa n, Na ncy 70, 87, 212 H a ncock, Bob 184 Hand, Jim 212 Hanna, Danny 117, 184 Hannon, Barb 162 Hansen, Debbie 75, I 09, 162 Han sen, DeAnne 45, 73, I 08, 184 Ha nsen, Kathy 162 . Han sen, Patsy 45, 62 , 63, 184, 280, 274 Hansen, She ila 162 Han sen, Toni 43, I 08, 212 Hanslip, Ava lena 78, 162 Hanson, Beth 45, 73, 184 Han son , Glenn 162 Hanson, Ruth 46, 162 Hardin, Judy 60, 184 Hargis, Barbara 213 Harmon, Rita 213 Harold, Terry 162 Harrill, Debbie 43, 48, 60, 184 Harrington, Leo 68 , 128, 131, 174, 213 Harris, Jeff 213 Harris, Joann 29, 45, 58, 73, 86, 184 Harrison, Joyce 49, 176, 213 Hartman, JoAnn 163 Hartman, Karen 177, 213 Hartman, Mary 29, 44, 62, 64 87 178 213 ' ' ' Harvey, Kenny 46, 163 Hatcher, Linda Hatton, Ma rgaret 63, 184 Haug e , David 184 Hauger, Sh a ran 163 Hawkins, Barb 29, 164 Hawkins, Mike 77, 78, 163 Haye~ J ea nni e 29, 53, 63, 65 87 89 96, 109 ' ' ' Hazen, Kathryn 163 Head, David 37, 180 Head, Keith 189 H ead, Wayne He ckerman , Jim 46, 140, 163 Heena n, Mike 185 Heffernan, Sue 185 Hefley, Ronda 185 Heinstorfe r, G e rd 43 , 87, I 02, 213, 241 243 He in ema n, Sh a re n 75, 77, 163 He itma n, Carolyn 48, 61, 72, 181, 213 Hem ming sen , Lind a 72, 182, 213 Hendrix, Cliffo rd He nl ey, Mitch 163 He nning e r, Do n 43, 52, 213 Hen ning s, Mike 185 He nry, JoEll e n 45, 62, 63 , 73, 76, 185 He nsley,J eanette 72, 184, 213 Hensley, Marty 214 Hen sley, Rick 163 He rrick, Den nis 72, 87, 96,. 97, 186, 214 He rrick, Gary 67, 214 He rri ck, Ron 185 He rro n, Mary H essma n, Ro be rt 135, 189, 2 I 4 Hessma n, Pat 49, 185 Hester, Lillia n 163 H eywood, J a mes 163 Hicks, Phyllis 190, 214 H ie rs, Th omas Hi ffe rn a n, J o hnn y 149, 163 Hill, Fred 117, 119, 163 Hill, Marlene 29, 65, 185 H imb e rg e r, Don na 30, 44, 60 62 63 72, 192, 214 ' ' ' Hin es, Karen 81, 163 Hinke l, Danny 185 Hinke l, Batty 214 Hisel, Eve lyn 214 Hod e n, David 125, 185 Hodtwa lk er, Ada 214 H odtwa lk e r, Gary 163 H oel, Micha e l 214 Hoema nn, Gary 163 Hoke , Randy 69, 146, 173, 197, 214 Hoke, Steve 90, I 00, 146, 185 Holde n, Pam 58, 81, 146, 163 H olding, Clifford 163 Holder, Linda 73, 76, 87, 92, 94, 198, 214, 240 Holmbe rg, Ala n 37, 46, 56, 66, 115, 139, 199, 215, 244 Holmes, Rond ee 200, 215 Honig, Marsha 45, 201, 215 Hook, David 215 H ook, Don 163 Hoover, Judy 215 Hopper, Marilyn 63, 72, 215 Horn e r, Denny 69, 74, 139, 140, 185 Horn e r, Larry 215, 262 Horner, Pam 29, 163 H ase lton, Rick 54, 56, 57, 66, 163 Hotchkiss, Amy 215 H ourigan, Carol 45, 48, 56, 62 , 64, 69, 215, 235 Howard, Harriet 215 H owa rd , Margaret 78, 185 H owland , Diane 43 , 49, 62, 73, 185 Hubbard, Abbie 42, 45, 48, 56, 185 Huff, Linda 61 , 215 Huff, Marjo ri e 61, 215 Humes, Trudy 185 Humlice k, Anna 163 H unt, Da ve 185 Hunt, Ern estin e 185 Hunt, George 163 Hunt, Judy 163 Hunt, Ro be rt 216 Hunt, Robe rta 138, 163 Hunte r, Shirley 46, 87, 163 Hurley, Pot 81, 87, 163 Huskey, Patrici a 163 Hutchinson, C athi e 81, 163 Hurd , Ha rry 72, 216 Hurd,J ock 216 Id e n, Paula 78 Iml e r, Linda 185 Ives, Bill 153 Ives, Diane 163 Ives, Gary 185 Ives, J ohn 69, 185 Ives, Richard 216 Jackson.Ann 215 Jackson, Bev 186 Jackson,Charles 216 Jackson, Jesse 163 Jackson, Kare n 186 Jager, Jerry 72 Janick, Connie 216 Jense n, Howard 66, 79, 128, 163 Jens e n, Larry 132, 163 Jensen, Linda 46, 216 Jensen, Norman 77 79 164 Johnson, Gary 46, I 64' Johnson, Che ryl 48, 216 Johnson, Clyde 54, 186 Johnson, Dianne 186 Johnson , Gary 164 Johnson, Hugh 117, 164 Johnson, Joe 137, 186 Johnson, Linda 75, 164 Johnson, Paula 65, 186 Johnson, Roger 90, 149, 164 Johnson, Sheryl 216 Johnson, Sue 49, 56, 57, 60, 186 Johnson, Tim 164 Johnson, Vickie 186 Johnston, Brad 164 Johnston, Eldon 164 Johnston, Jerry 164 Jolliff, Rick 117, 164 Jones, Charles 186 Jones, Mike 26 Jone s, Mike R. 125, 140, 186 Jones, Rex 186 Jones, Theresa 216 Jung, Kathy 164 Jung, Larry 126, 164 Karne~ Kenneth 164 Katzenstein, Bill 186 Keele, Cindy 186 Kellar, Mike 62, 69, 123, 140, 141, 216 Kellar, Nadine 164 Kellar, Nancy 216 Keller, Patricia 216 Keller, Susie 186 Keller, Vickie 164 Kelley, Al 73, 186 Kelly, Kathy 48, 186 Kellogg, Cynthia 164 Kennedy, Cindy 49, 61, 70, 186, 264 Kennett, Rose Ann 46, 73, 217 Kenyon, Kathy 81, 87, 164 Kenyon, Fred 217, 231 Kermee·n, Don 186 Kern, Bob 137, 149, 164 Kern, Roger 136, 186 Kerrin, Linda 43, 44, 64, 217, 232, 235 Kessle r, Che ryl 186 Kessle r, William 233 Keste rson, David 49, 68, 77, 78, 217, 234 Kilgore, Larry 186 Kilpatrick, Glenn 66, 164 Kilpatrick, Linda 217, 235 Kindbe rg, Linda 26, 81, 82, 83, 84, 86, 100, 186 King, Carol 46, 58, 75, 81, 164 King , Ha rlan 187 King, Janice 81, 164 King, Bob 187 King, Sharon 29, 187 Kinne, Diana 164 Kinne, Vickie 49, 53, 87, 187 Kinsel, John 125, 149, 165 Kirby, Dorie 165 Klefstad, Gib 44, 53, 56, 64, 66, 77, 87, 217, 236 Klement, Glenna 165 Knauss, Lisle 46, 66, 217, 237 Knight, Tim 242 Knobel, Max 217, 238 Knouse, Jack 68, 74, 132, 165 Knudsen, Bob 31, 165 Knutson , Doug 165 Koch, Kitty 81, 85, 109, 165 Koenigs, Leonard 66, 69, 90, 123, 217, 239, 263 Koger, Don 165 Kohl, Bonnie 49, 87, 217, 240 Kohrs, Karen 165 Kohrs, Gregg 125, 140, 141, 187. Konecny, Helen 48, 165 Koopmeiners, Adeline 241 Kopera, Susie 165 Kopera, Richard 187 Kramer, Russell 165 Krenz, Bob 165 Krivakucha, Mildred 61, 217 Krivokucha, Michael 125, 165 Kruger, Kristine 217 KrugeG Rodney 218 Kruse, Andrea 165 Krus e, Bill 165 Kuffle r, David 217 Kuffler, Dora 165 Kunik, Michael 66, 117, 126, 165 LeBreck, Dennis 187 Lambert, Robert 134, 187 Lamphear, Chuck 187 Lampi, Vicky 46 Lancia!, Terry 165 Lane, Marcia 218 Lang, Leroy 218, 245 Larsen, Connie 187 Larsen, Harvey 118, 187 Larse n, Roberta 165 Latham, Lynn 250, 218 Lauden, Jim 218 Lauve r, Craig 165 Law, LeRoy 187 Lawl ess, Jack 45, 187 Lawless, Ka ran 218 Lawless, Steve 187 Lawrence, Su san 165 Lawson, Sue 46, 70, I 08, 218, 252 Lawton , Estes 48, 65, 68, 125, 128, 140, 187 LeBaugh, Virginia 75, 187 Le e, Barbara 165 Lee, Ma rsha 43, 45, 65, 81, 181, 283 Lee, Pam 26, 45, 49, 62, 63, 87 Lehmer, Ron 187 Lehmer, Sally 70, 218, 254 LeMa ste r, Larry 187 LeMaster, Linda 218 Le nhardt, Mike 165 Lenhardt, Pat 72. 94, 187 Le Rette, Louis 187 Le Rette, Roger 166 Lesley, Dana 166 Lewellen, Linda 165 Lewis, Karen 48, 218 Libby, Marion 53 Liddick, Tim 218 Lidgett, Becky 54, 75, 85, 81, 165 Lindsay, Alicia 42, 70, 103, 103, 108, 218 Lindsay, Carolyn 70, 82, 83, I 0 I, I 04, I 15, 150, 219 Lindsay, John 90, 125, 165 lindstrom, Chuck 74, 77. 79, 125, 188 Lininger, Ken 44, 56, 57, 72, 78, 87, 201, 219, 235, 282 Livingston, Vaughn I ~8 Long, Paul 219 Long, Sally 165 Loukota, Mary 186 Lovell, Donna 166 Lovercheck, George 46, 74, 78, 125, 137, 165 Lusche n, Linda 86, 138, 142, 143, 165 Lydon, John 66, 90, IOI, 123, 135, 146 219, 239 Lydon, Linda 81 , 26, 85, 87, 150 Lyman, Julie 166 Lyman, Marcia 63 , 219 Lynn, Dixie 219 Mabbitt, Jerry 166 Mace, Gary 219, 245 Mace, Larry 50, 51, 188 Madden, Denny 136, 153, 188 Madden, J acqu e 166 Madse n, Dixie 166 Madse n, Eddie 219 Madse n, Lynn 26, . 166 Magn eson, Judy 63, 188 Mah e r, Kathy 85, 87, 142, 152, 166 Mah oney, Roxann 166 Maine, Jeannie 48, 60, 81, 166 Ma ins, Lynn 21 9 Mahan, J ackie 188 Malone , David 166 Malone, Jay 140, 239 Mandolfo, J im 166 Ma nda rich, Nick 126 Mandolfo, Cathy 86, 13 8, 142, 188 Mann , Frank 49, 188 Mann , Gregg 42, 45, 219 Mann, Shari 7, 45, 58, 61, 73, 188 Ma rk, Trudy 58, 85, 87, 150, 166 Markey, James 166 Markus, Bob 188 Markuson, Mauree n 56, 57, 188 Marlin, Chuck 79, 188 Marlin, Connie 138, 152, 153 Malone, J ay 6, 44, 43, 66, 69, I 0 I, 135, 219 Ma rr, Mi ke 125, 166 Marsh all , J ohn 166 Martin, Cathy 219 Ma rtin, Ka ren 53 , 188 Ma rtind a le, Sa nd y 220 Massie, Pattricia 28, 77 , 188 Mathews, Paulette 30, 220 Ma tteson, J oan na 73, 188 Matteson, Pamela 29, 220 Matteson, Rosie 72 , 52, 220 Maue r, Conn ie 220 291 Mauer, Sh eila 166 May, Da nny 166 May, Denn is 188 May, Gloria 220 Mayberry, Louie 68, 220, 123 Maytum, Thomas 220 Mendoza , Art 188 Mendoza, Chris 75, 166 Mendoza, S~ip 188 Menschin g, J im 166 Mensching, La rry 188 Merk, Linda 54, 166 Merksick, Barbara 48 Merksick, Betty 220 Merrill, Lin da 166 Metheny, Jim 298 Meyer, Clifford 220, 299 Meyer, Dennis 166 Meyer, Joan 300 Meyer, Martin 69, 117, 119, 220, 301 Meyer, Ramona 75, 166 Meye rs, Ann 61, 62, 63, 220 Middagh, Ca ro lin e 166 Milla rd , Larry 220, 302 Mi ll ard, Ch e ri 188 Mil ler, Da nny 221, 250 Miller, Diane 167 Miller, J a nell e 48, 63 , 75, 81, 85, 109, 165 Miller, Philip 188 Mille r, Ronnie 165 Miller, Steve Mille r, Trudy 49, 53 , 63, 30, 221 Mi ll er, Vonni e 167 Milne r, Mike 189 Mincer, Ma rvel 72, 221, 276 Minor, Jim 77, 99, 151 , 167 Minor, Steve 189 Minton, Ja nelle 189 Mize, Sue 67, 72, 221 Moats, Jim 76, 78, 87, 93 , 221, 245 Mobley, Carl 92, 93, 130, 140, 221 Montgome ry, Ch arlotte 30, 221 Moore, Ivy 44, 66, 73, 138, 152, 221 Moore , Judy 28, 189 Moore, Lawrence 165 Moore, Nancy 45, JOI, 103, 104, 200, 221, 235, 237, 276 Mora n, J udy 45, 70, 72, 87, 92, I 08, 174, 189 Moree, Phil 74, 79, 167 Moreland, Donald 167 r l\'1o reno, Leo 167 Morg an, Jim 125, 137, 149, 154 Murphy, Lloyd 189 Morris, Connie 167 Moss, Barbara 67, 72, 97, 221 Moss, Rona ld 221 Mowery, J ack 66, 167 Mowe ry, Ri cha rd 167 Mu e ller, Pam 87, 22 1 292 Mumm , Don 79, 167 Mulva ni a, Don 69, 189 Mulvania , Terry 167 Murph y, He le n 29, 48, 189 Murphy, Ma ry 189 Mye rs, Pa tty J 67 Myk lhou ser, Roy 221 Myk lebust, Joel 38, 54, 56, 58, 65, 66, 78, 151, 189 McCal la n, Dave 167 McClary, Kathy 30, 51, 222 McClelland, Leslee 53, 167 McClelland, Mike 189 McClure, G a ry 66, 79, 222 McClure, Tandy 52, 64, 90, 122, 127, 146, 200, 222 McCormick, Kathleen 59, 61, 222 McDowell , Bill 189 McGee, Larry 125, 146, 222 McGinn, Barry 122, 134, 146, 222, 250 Mcintosh , Dorothy 49 McKenzie, Joann 39, 40, 47, 222 McKwe n, Mike 79, 167 Mclean, Glen 26 McMaste r, Lonnie 222 McMa ste r, Rod 167 McMullen, Marcia 30 McNulty, Alan 50, 222 · McNulty, Nancy 167 McQuinn , Byron 16'1 McTwiggan, Jimmy 74, 79, 167 McTwigg an, G eorg e 76, 73, 269 Nag el, Jim 140, 167, 283 Nahach, Nick 58, 167 Nansel, Roge r 44, 69, 134, 139, 222, 244 Neill, Dave 167 Neill, Don 189 Negrete, Esthe r 167 Nelson, Elena 167 Nelson, Mena 167 Nelson, Pan 26, 70, 43, 189 Nelson, Richard 51 , 222, 245 Nesbitt, Candy 189 Neumann, Dianne 167 Newman, Ghenda 167 Newman, Bi ll 167 Nicholas, Ha rl ey 223 Nich ola s, J oe 149, 189 Nichola s, Pau la 30, 223 Nixon, Larry 167 Nixon, W ill ard 44, 64, 223 Norris, Peggy 167 Norris, Nancy 223 Norton, Denn is 189 Nu sser, De nn is 167 Nuzum, Denn is 74, 223 Nuzum, Sandra 223 O'Brien, Pat 167 O 'De ll, Don 168 O 'Ha ra, Patrick 77, 153, 168 O'Hara, Susan 52, 58, 65, 77, 78, 190 Olse n, Jud y 45, 58, 73, 86, 190 Olsen , Sally 223 Olse n, Virginia 29, 58, 168 Oshlo, Doug 58, 66, 168 Oshlo, Richard 45, 64, 66, 113, 11 6, 114, 223, 238 Ovi att, Han 190 Ossman, Cheryle 46, 168 Owens, Peggy 223 Paladino, Eva 7, 42, 44, 82, 83 , 87, IOI, 104, 103 , 11 2, 11 4, 116, 223, 263 Palmerton, Pam 190 Papai /a, Da nny 168 Pa rks, Betty 6, 48, 53, 57, 60, 70, 150, 174 Parks, Kathl ee n 45, SJi, 59, 61, 83, 103, I 04, 223 Pa rrack, Bill 168 Parrack, Betsy 30, 233 Pau lso n, Marc 126, 149, 168 Pearce, Maril yn 63 , 73, 190 Pea ron , Te rry 168 Pee t, Con nie 168 Peffe rman , Steve 168 Pe leska , J odi e 168 Pe nd g ra ft, Ch uck 12 5, 190 Pe nd g raft, G a ry 78, 168 Pe nry, Ma uree n 73, 190 Pe te rs, Li nd a 63, 224 Pete rs, Mary 36, 72, 87, 224 Pete rse n, Conrad 73, 190 Pe te rson, Debby 81, 168 Pete rson, De l 168 Pete rse n, Henry 167 Pete rsen, Ke nd a ll 125, 149, J 68 Peterson, Pamela 44, 224, 235 Pe te rso n, Sh e rry 6, 224 Pete rson, Susan 224 Pe te rson, Bobbie 58, 75, 168 Petry, Kathy 190 Petry, Gary 224 Petry, Gle nd a 30, 48, 87, 224 Phillips, Bruce 58, 74, 97, 168 Phil lips, Chris 7, 45, 63 , 65, 190 Phillips, Con nie 49, 56, 57, 62, 87, 109, 190 Pi erce, Doroothy 190 Plantikou , J ea n 45, 229, 235 Pl a ntikow, Bob 168 Plumme r, Pa ul 46, 168 Plummer, Vickie 168 Podraza , Tom 46, 229 Poffe nba rge r, Pat 8 1, 87, 154, J 69 Pogge, Den ny 169 Pogg e , Mik e 55, 190 Pogue, Barb 48, 72, 274, 227 Pogue , Peggy 72, 190 Poi nts, Tonya 191 Pola nd, Marie 8 Pool, Kare n 169 Poole, Kathy 53, 61, 190 Poulos, Pam 29, 44, 63, 87, 115, 229, 235 Poulso n, Steve 190 Powe ll, Yohn 169 Powley, Donn a 229 Pribyl, G loria 190 Priest, Lewis 72, 225 Prieto, Bill 190 Prine , Da n 190 Pritchard, "Lind a 48, 190 Pro bst, Trudy 42, 44, 47, 50, 64, 67, 87, 20 I, 225 , 235 Pru ett, Hoyce 169 Purn e ll, Gloria 38, 45, 48, 61, 54, 191 Purn e ll, Richard 46, 123, 225 Q uandt, Judy 33, 191 Quandt, LaJun e 53, 63, 75, 81, 87, 169 Q uand t, Leon · 225 Raschke, Wayne 191 Rasmu sse n, Doug 38, 45, 54, 65, 66, )91 Rasmusse n, J a ne 70, 72 , 76, 103, 104, I 08, 225 Rave nste in, Connie 53, 63, I 09, J 91 RaygoG y 225 Rec h, Sandy 225 Ree lfs, Richard 169 Ree lfs, Rodg e r 19 1 Reese , Dian a 29, 87, 63, 225 Reese, Jim 125, 191 Reese, Judy 46, 58, 8 1, 87, 169 - - ..__ Reese, Mike 225 Re hfe ldt, Ro nnie 225 Re id, Lee Ann 169 Reid, Randy 169 Rening e r, Judy 70, 225 Re ning e r, Mary 191 Res pelie rs, Debby 169 Reve ls, J a ne 228 Rhoades, Lee 226 Rhodd, Joyce 169 Rhode s, Dick 225 Rhod es, Lole ta 63, 226 Rhodes, M.illard 226 Rice, Carl 169 Rice, Virginia 169 Rich, Connie 226 Rich a rds, Ma rion 87 Richardson, Bill 191 Richardson, C a thy 29, 63, 60, /91 Richard son, Mary 30, 50, 226 Ricke rtsen, Don 44, 64, 66, 67, 226, 235 Ridd e r, Mary 226 Riddle, Kathy 30, 91 Rief, Kristi e 226 Rine, Mike 191, 73, 140, 139 Roberts, Linda 191 Robertson, Diana 43, 46, 62, 72, 87, I 03, 150, 226 Robinson, La Ree 70, I 08, 226, 268 Rocha, Maggie 48, 85, 81 142 169 267 ' ' ' Rocha, Ma rtino 169 Rockwe ll , Annette 63, 81, 191 Rodenbougli, Charl e ne 83, f 69 RohweG Sandy 191 Rolfe, Connie 226 Rolfe, John 226 Rolfe, Kathy 26, 169 Rollins, Andy 125, 132, 140, 191 Rollin s, Lee 191 Root, Don 226 Rosen baugh, C a rl 26, 78, 153, 169 Rosenbaugh, Gail 6, 69, 227 Ross, Mark 132, 191 Ross, Susan 61, 63, 72, 191 Rossow, Beverly 44, 64, 57, 59 62 87 227, 235 ' ' ' Roth e , Karen 75, 81, 169 Rothfus, Barry 169 Rounds, Edward 227 Roux , Mike 62, 227, 276 Rowe, Sandy 42, 82, 83, 84 I 02 IO IOI, 150,227,247 ' ' 3· Rud y, Sheryl 227 Russe ll , Bill 38, 56, 45, 57 54 65 67 191 ' ' ' ' Ru sse ll, Do n 125, 191 Ryan , Tom 74, 192 Saar, Gloria 81, 169 Saathoff, J eff 192 Sage, De nnis 126, 129 Sa /es, Do nna f 97 Sales, Howa rd 197 Sales, Lind a 170 Sa nde rs, C a rol e 81, 87, J 50, f 70 Sande rs, Paul 227 Savage, J a nice 44, 56, 57, 62, 63, 64 227 ' Sayers, Susan 227 Schafe r, Connie 48, 51, 72, 192 Sc he lld o re, Art 170 Sch e nd e l, Peggy 72, 192 Schewe, Frank 192 Schewe , Linda 227 Schieffer, Kathy 77, 78 Schmitt, Janice 29, 30, 46, 70, 227 Schmitt, Marilyn 66, 70, 84, 192 Schomburg, Bruce 170 Schuppan, Bobbie 60, 197 Schroeder, Alan 44, 48, 56, 57, 64, 66, 69, 87, 115, 139, 227, 282 Schroder, Dia ne 46, 60, 81, 152, 170 Schrode r, Doug 117, 170 Schultz, De bbie 29, 170 Schultz, Ronni e 81, 170 Schwetz, Diane 77, 192 Scott, Kelly 46, 64, 66, 78, 77, 80, 228 Secular, Susan 48, 228 Sea ma n, De b 170 Seaton, Susan 81, 46, 170 Se llers, Pebel" 192 Sewell, Kathy 45, 192 Shadde n, Pa t 126, 170 Shamblen, Dick 170 Shamble n, Donna 62, 80, 228 Shan no, Larry 45, 79, 192 Shannon , Ca rolyn 43, 192 Shannon, Jim 170 Shannon, Michael 228, 245 Shannon, Mike 43, 153 , 228 Sh a nnon, Mike J. 170 Shanon, Cookie 192 Sh a nnon , Dewayne 192 Shaughnessy, Rita 30, 70, 228 Sh ee ly, Kathy 38, 45, 48, 54, 63, 67, 192 Shepard, Mark 74, 125, 170 Shepard, Sa ndy 192 Shrade r, Te rri 86, 192 Sieburg, Jim 139, 192 Siefken, J erry 125, 192 Sigler, Steve 192 Sillik, Te rry 228 Simons, Nancy 6, I I, 43, 44, 52, 47, 72, 87, 103, 104, 228, 236 Simmons, Regg ie 50, 139, 228 Shinn, Clarence 228 Ska/berg, Kathy 228 Ska/berg, Terry 170 Skaw, Marilyn 193 Skinn er, Fred 193 Skinn e r, Ruth 170 Smartt, Che ryl 28, 70, 228 Smith, Barry 170 Smith, Bonni e 29, 48, 58, 81, 87, 152, 170 Smith, Candy 76, 48, 87, 229, 236 Smith, Connie 81, 150, 170 Smith, Debra 60, 45, 43, 80, 70, 84, JOO, 150, 193 Smith , Debby 6, 44, 48, /I, 59, 80, 61, 78, 103, 104, 176, 229 Smith, J oh n 73, 193 Sm ith, Linda 229 Smith, Linda 8 1, 170 Smith, Ma ry 48, 193 Smi th, Mike 132, 170 Smith, Bob 54, 193 Smith, Roger 170 Smith, Tom 170 Smith, Vickie 229 Smyth, Sh e ryl 30, 229 Sn ydeG Jane 193 Soar, Sh eryl 229 Sollazzo, Bar b 229 Sollazzo, Frank 170 Solomon, Chuck 137, 170 Sondag, Do n 229 Sorense n, Marlene 58, 75, 170 Sortino, Kathy 170 Sou se r, Jackie 48, 87, 229 Spa ne /, Gary 170 Spa ne/, Ron 193 Spea rs, Darwin 170 Specht, Evelyn 170 Spetman, Lind a 51, 81, 193 Spires, LaVonne 75, 77, 171 Spohn, Larry 62, 229 Spracklin, Je rry 229 Spracklin, Jim 229 Spratt, Larry 140 Spren g er, Sylvia 171 Stunsen, De nn is 230 Sta rr, Fra nces 171 Sta rr, Steve 171 St. Clair, Bonita 60, 70, 87 Stea dman, Rosea nna 59, 171 Steinke, Jim 78, 97, 193 Stei nk e, John 72, 193 Still, Flo re nc e 230 Still , Keith 171 Still, Kenny 193 Sti nemates, Rose 230 Stockto n, Dea n 193 Stogd ill, Pat 29, 193 Stoker, Susan 193 Story, Shawn 230 Street, John 74, 78, 193 Strong, Donn a 46, 58, 89, 171 Strong, Fra nces 44, 4 7, 50, 52, 56, 64, 67, 87, 95, 230, 235 Stro ng, Fra nk 17 1 Strong, Sandy 230 Stu key, Micha e l 193 Sturgeon, Dave 59, 171 Sturm, Connie 230 Sturm, Ha rold 171 Stu rm, Kath 230 Stu rm , Loretta 230 Stu rm, Mona 61, 62, 193 Sublet, Suzie 6, 44, 47, 50, 60, 64, 87, 230 Sulh off, Sandy 46, 230 Sullivan , Ca raly n 8 1, 171 Sulliva n, Linda 29, 230 Sullivan, Micha e l 23 1 Swa ng e r, Kathy 193 Swis he r, Patsy 78, 193 Und e rwood , Ricky 172 Underwood, Tim 172 Ta d lock , Lind a 193 Tallma n, Tom 194 Ta llman , Ro n 68 , 69, 123, 128, 131, 231 Tay lo r, Dan ny 79, 231 Taylor, J anice 23 1 Tay lor, Rod 194 Tea qu e , Doug 78, 171 Tews, El a ine 194 Th acke r, Ca ro l 53, 194 Thomas, Dan 146, 148, 194 Thomas, Maryetta 194 Thomas, Leroy 73, 94, 95, 96, 97, 194 Thoma s, Joe 119, 17 1 293 Thomas, J oe 231 Thomas, Terry 7, 13 7, 149, 154, 171 Thompson, Aaron 171 Thomso n, Carolyn 231 Thonpson, Sue 194 Thompson, Walter 125, 171 Th ornton, Pegg y 231 Tisher, Cindy 81 , 84, I 00, 194 Tighe, Tim 171 Tisher, Cindy 81, 94, I 00, 194 Tobias, Ju ani ta 171 Tobias, Vince nt 171 Tobias, Vince nt 171 Todd, Marilyn 45, 52, 64, 235 Tolby, Shi rl ey 78, 194 Thompkin s, Nanci 58, 75, 171 Townse nd, Janice 231 Tracy, Mi ke 122, 231 Tracy, Thaymer 7, 48, 72, 194 Trautman, Dale 194 Travis, Cynthia 231 Tribolet, Barbara 78, 171 T ribolet, Kay 77, 78, 194 Trimme r, Kathy 53, 63, 194 Turne r, G~nny 171 Turner, Tim 171 Tu rner, Richard 232 Turpe rn , Richard 232, 140 Tyso n, Mike 194 Tysor, J anice 58, 66, 86, 152, 171 Van Bibber, Lind a 194 Vance , Lila 230 Vance, Virginia 194 Vand erloo, Kim 194 Vallie r, Connie 109 Vallier, Sh erry 171 Vaneaton, Judy 171 Van Horn e, Dave 171 Vargas, Rachel 230 Vest, Billy 232 Va gel, George 122 Vu ag ni aux, John 232 Waffle, Ron 233 Waffle, Derrald 124, 132, 171 Wa g ner, J im 45, 66, 232, 23 8 Wage r, Mary 95, 196 Wagner, Denniw 177 Wager, Terry 232 Waite, Mike 199 294 Wa lace, Virgil 232 Wal bridg e, Elain e 63, 171 Walker, Carolyn 63, 232 Wa lk er, De nise 45, 52, 194 Walker, Ke n 95, 118, 125, 195 Wa lke r, Ward 78, 171 Wa ll, Da n 195 Wa lla, Su za n 45, 49, 72. 70, 87, 60, 232 Wall ace, Carl 79, 171 Walling, Ch arles 232 Walter, Vick i 198 Walton, Ron 132 Ward, Donn a 171 Ward , Edwa rd 232 Wa rd, Na ncy 53, 195 Washburn, Ci nda 195 Watkin s, Rodn ey 195 Waugh, J anis 75, 171 Waug h, Lau ra 76, 79, 86, 138, 172 Wa ugh, La rry 58, 126, 172 Waug h, Stepha nie 56, 157, 195 Way, Billie 233 Weath erill, Sally 46, 172 Webster, Gloria 232 Welsh, Ron 232 Wendt, Dia ne 30, 87, 64, 233 Wendt, Pat 45, 58, 65, 81, 87, 195 We hrli, Rick 74, 195 Weidman, Linda 195 Welch, Greg 172 Welch, Isaac 172 Wells, Linda 195 Whipkey, Dan 280, 232 White, Carla 172 Wh ite, J ack 223 White, Shirl ey 70, 195 White , Tina 59, 233 Whitting to n, Jim 233 Wiatt, Tom 233 Wiedman , Merlin 233 Wiemerslage, Du ane 172 Wiemerslage, Myrtl e 172 Wiemerslage, Lorrain e 172 Wilde n, Mary 195 Wild erman , Judy 48, 233 Willey, Diane 67, 77, 7B, 233 Willey, Eil ee n 172 Williams, Don 195 Wilso n, Bill 196 Wilson, David 95 Wilson, Da n 66, 78, 195 Wilson, Fl isch 195 Wilson, J anet 63, 60, 195 Wilson, J oyce 56, 57, 195 W ilson, Judy 63, 195 Wilson, Pam 172 Wilso n, Paul 72, 196 Will iams, Lynn 172 Will iams, Ra ndy 196 Wilson, Tim 196 With em, Sa ndra 172 Wilmoth, Ray 172 Witt, Den ny 126, 137, 149, 172 Wold, Wayne 68, 132, 172 Wolff, B. 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I 3 2 juniors ...... .... .... .... .. .. .. . I 50 seniors .. .. ... .. .... .. .... .. ... 168 advertising . ....... ........... 2 I 6 I .. I .. . . 5 Russel Mouer, Associate Superintendent Raymond Jones, Assistant Superintendent School Board SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS First ~ow, L. to R: U. J. Collignon; Sam Brown, pres.; Jack Peters. Second Row, Bill Cutler, Max Shipley, Carl Echert, lester Haas. Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Robert Benton The Council Bluffs Superintendent of Schools Dr. . Robert Benton arrived here on J une 23, 1966. He obtained his high school education at Guthrie Center, Iowa; his B.A. in speech at the State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls; his M.'A. at the State College of Iowa; and his Ed. D. at Colorado State College. He has taught various subjects at nume rous schools in Iowa and surrounding states. The vice-principal at Tee Jay, Stephen J. Field, has changed his outlook toward teaching. After teaching at Tee Jay for thirty years he now thinks of teaching in terms of individual personalities rather than subject matter. Mr. Field taught biology and was the boxing coach. He is now in charge of student discipline and problems. He takes an active interest in reading history and about plants and animals. He also raises and displays pure-bred collies. School Run by Capable Leaders Mr. Bernard U. Bolton came to Tee Jay in 1946. Before becoming principal in 1951, he was coach for basketball and baseball teams and assistant football coach . As principal of Thomas Jefferson, Mr. Bolton takes an active interest in the various projeets and activities at school and in the community. He considers his greatest accomplishment the completion of a public swimming pool for the students of Council Bluffs. Outside of his school duties, Mr. Bolton is president of the Secondary School Association of Iowa and vice-president of the Park Board. His ambition is to someday run for the Iowa Senate. 7 8 From much earlier than the ringing of the eight o'clock bell until the halls are vacant each evening, Tee Jay's secretaries are constantly busy and "on the move." The main and attendance offices had even more work for their secretaries this year with extra records from the new add ition . Mrs. Lucille Beck and Mrs. Peg Friedrich enjoyed the the remodel ing of the working space done in the main office, while Mrs. Ma ri e Bentlage and Mrs. Gwen Cu le k moved into new and much larger attendance office quarters. Tee Jay's Secretaries Always Active Although most of the time Mrs. Fr.I dric~ is at he r d k • the side room of the main office she is es in • / shown here at the front counte r w ith Mrs. Beck. A familiar sight to students at Tee Jay is that of Mrs. Bentlage and Mrs. Culek in their office. Taking time out from their many activities, the secreta ries are shown he re on a coffee break. first Row: L. to R.: L. Aldrich, J. King, S. King, D. Yearington, D. Millard. Second Row: V. Olsen, N. Forcade, J. Hager, J. Maine, J. Hayes, V. Rehfelt. Third Row: J. Bristo, L. Vice, J. Brown, K. Gill. c. Sullivan. Fourth Row: P. Stahdill, M. Hill, D. Schultz, S. Hansen, L. Botte. Production Staff The Production Staff help to produce the tests and study sheets for the teachers. Many of the workers are Office Education members and plan to use the experience in future jobs. Attendance Office The attendance Office workers, under the supervision of Mrs. Bentlege, help to keep the attendance records in order. They also collect the attendance slips and distribute the attendance list. First Row, L. to R.: L. Kimberg, S. Fazio, M. Schmitt, A. Conaway. Second Row: Mrs. Wickman, D. Toley, A. Rockwell, M. Andrews. Office Workers The Office Workers, work as secretaries in the main office. They answer the phone, sort the mail and do some typing. They aid Mrs. Beck in running errands and preparing the announcements. First Row, L. to R.: P. Pogge, P. Poffenbarger, S. Friedrich. Second Row: S. Shuppan, C. Kennedy, J. Moore. Third Row : C. Grap, V. Walter, C. Kellogg. • I. o • ..... .::···· • 10 . .. :· :::::.: • I to!: ....... ... ···.· • ---- Counseling Center Mrs. Springer returned this yea r as secretary of the counseling cente r. She is most often seen at her desk giving info rma tion to students. Miss Grubb is a famil ia r pe rson around T.J. She is known for her fri endly personality and warm smile. Miss Grubb has been counseling for six years full time and two years part time. Adds ·Three To Staff The second of the new counselors is Mr. Schieffe r. He was another fin e addition to the T.J. faculty. His fri endly disposition made it easy fo r students to talk to him, and like him. Mr. Kafka is one of the new faces around T.J. He often took interest in the student activities around the school, and tried to find out what the students liked or disliked. 11;, Couac;f Bloff .-.. ~ .. ·.' '~.~ ' o ••• p a AP'•l t.. a • O N O.til' The last of the three is Mr. Pete rson. Mr. Peterson is known for his talent of making friend s and his daily walk throug h t he stude nt lounge d uring 4th pe riod. 11 12 Cooks And Custodians First Row, L. to R.: I. Sorenson, V. Clinton, M. Hemingson, L. Hager. Second Row, L to R.: H. Mutchie, T. Dofner, W. Jones, I. English. First Row, L. to R.: G. Dryden, M. Metcalf, F. Smith, H. Musgrove. Second Row, L. to R.: R. King, S. Carrubba, P. Kilbane , G. Birdsong, R. McHenry. Steve Pefferman December 13, 1966 13· 14 Mary Ellen Long Senior English Renee Franklin Speech-Debate Mary Daley English-St. Council English Courses Combine Literature and Grammar Greta Asche Junior English Dennis Eitman English Laurie Runn Senior English Ja net Wil ke Sophomore English Mr. R. A. Harrison, advisor of Sig na l and D.O. coo rdi nator has retired from teachi ng this year due to ill hea lth. He has been at Tee Jay since 1947. Re uba n Harrison Journalism-D.O. Mary Concannon English This year five new teachers have joined the English department. They are Miss Asche, Miss Concannon, Miss Franklin, Miss Run.n, and Mr. Vincent. Mr. Harrison confers with Vince Elliot nnd Maurice Goldenburg over Signal preparation. Thomas Haas English Larry Most English Tom Vincent English 15 16 Martha Wangberg American History Barbara Hansen American History Ruth Moeller American History Juniors in American History Classes do Term Papers, Book Reports Garnet Welsch Geography Mike Hoffman Econ.- World History All juniors are required to take two semesters of American History. They study the discovery of America, its development, wars, and its people's customs. Visual aids are used to great extent. Global geography and world history are two more of the subjects offered in the Social Studies department. Edward Bremmer American History Government Charles Bryant Government All seniors are required to take one semester each of government and economics. In these courses they learn about the basic work of the American government and about the function of the Stock Market. A term paper on some aspect of their current study is usually a required project for one semester. Seniors Study Workings of the Government Joseph Bartlett Robert Capel Business Law Psychology-Athletic Director Terry Wichert Economics 17 Gary Schwarzkopf Ind. Arts-Woodworking Dennis Gotschall Drafting Clint Richey Voe . Machine Shop 18 Verne Peck Ernest Robinson Daniel Ryan Voe . Auto Mechanics Terry Skiles WeJding and Printing Emmil Waskom Welding Voe. Education Voe . Drafting Students Learn Useful Trades In Vocational Department A variety of skills can be acquired in the large vocational department at Tee Jay. Some of them are woodworking, drafting, welding, printing, and auto mechanics. The shop facilities here have been acclaimed as superior in Southwest Iowa. LeRoy Pickles Wilbur Ege Voe. Supervisor Auto Mechanics Etta Sheldon Home Economics Grant Hunter Vocational Printing Mrs. Nancy Tangeman instructs Homemaking students in the kitchen. Phyllis Beck Home Economics Home Economics Department Prepares Young Girls For the Future Fred Moessner Vocational Printing . .,...., Nancy Tangeman Home Economics Bill Davis Driver Education 19 20 Sally Kelker Dean of Girls-P.E. Three Languages Are Offered Language booths and visual aids such as movies and transparencies for the overhead projector help to make the instructors' jobs easier. There are clubs sponsored by the teachers in which the language students participate as an extra-curricular activity. Donna Balzer Girls' Physical Ed. Physical Education Activities Intramural sports, physical fitness tests, and health cla sse s a re some of the activities which keep students busy in the Physical Education department. Senior girls take part in bowling, archery, tennis, and gymnastics. In the second semester the junior girls study a basic fi rst aid course. William Simms Lloyd Jerome Boys' Physical Education W. Hist.-Boys' P.E. Marjorie Gillespie French Constance Garry Spanish M ichael Gill English- Latin-Annual Beve rl y McMullen and Bruce Phillips rehearse their lines for the vocal music department's production of The Sound of Music. Darlene Sales Art Karen Jensen Vocal Music This year the drama department facilities were moved from the basement to room 30. The room has been remodeled to include a small stage with a curtain and a large wardrobe closet. The annex room next to the auditorium is a well-used room for small group music rehearsals. It comes in handy when there have to be different people practicing songs all at the same time. Miriam Boyd Art Kenneth Hawkes Vocal Music R. H. Fanders Drama Vocal Music And Drama Departments Expand 21 22 John Rosenthal Honors Math Charles Crouse Algebra and Geometry Sophomore geometry students are hard at work. A Variety of Classes . 1n Mathematics Such subjects as geometry, trigonometry, algebra, and calculus are offered in the mathem-atics department. Honors classes are taught by Mr. Jack Rosenthal. This year thirty students entered the National Ma ~a i~ test and are awaiting results. Madge Hinkel Agnes Spera Chemistry Geometry The male faculty members at Tee Jay challenged the Koil "Good Guys" to a basketball game and the teachers won 44 to 28. Marc Paulsen does an experiment for a chemistry grade. Richard Davis Biology Al Crumly Biology Expansion Of Science Facilities Aids Teaching The facilities of the biology, chemistry and physics department have been moved to the new building. This has provided the much-needed additional room for these classes. There is a large centralized storeroom used by the physics and chemistry instructors. Harry Lobel Physics-Math Don Hansen Biology-Am. History 23 24 Ward Bean Distributive Education Joe McKee Bookkeeping-Typing Julie Pycha Judy Ivy Voe. Office Education Typing Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping are Taught in Commercial Classes In the Commercial department students learn the basic requirements for a career in a secretarial capacity. Persons wishing to take the Civil Service examinations for possible selection for government work are able to make arrangements for it through the typing and bookkeeping instructors. Louise Kramer Typing-Shorthand Ida Dargin Shorthand-Typing Mary Jane Oakley Title /.-Ind. Progress Phyllis Wickman Commercial R.O.T.C. Se rgeants Marshall, Rafferty, Roe. Harriet Chase Shorthand Grace Schroeder Bookkeeping R.O.T.C. 25 R.sAYs 26 • I • • - • ~ - - • • Co m m it t e e me etings, nominations, candy sales, and d ances are only a few of the th ings that ma ke up our organization s. That wo nderfu l feeling of accomplishment after a succe ssfu l year is enough to keep organ iza tions on the move at Thomas Jefferson . I • _.. ~ _...____....~~-..___ ORGANIZATIONS 27 28 First Row, L. to R.: (Committee Chairmen) C. Sanders, D. Rasmussen, C. Washburn, J. Hecke rman, C. King, Mrs. Daley. Second Row: S. White, M. Hutchinson, C. Ravenstein, J. Miller, D. Smith, S. Cl ark, S. O'Hara, D. How land, S. Davis, K. McTwiggan, T. Mark. Third Row: C. Richardson, J. Hayes, G. Rehfeldt, J. Hage rman, D. Fidone, J. BeVirt, J. Maine, D. Brown, S. Kope ra, H. Bellows. Fourth Row: C. Sullivan, S. Friedrich, M. Schmidt, C. Kennedy, C. Tishe r, P. Dworak, A. Hubba rd , M. Markeson, L. Imler, A. Wright. Fifth Row: K. Sheely, K. lee, M. Bergantzel, S. Starr, C. Shannon, J. Moore, P. Horner, J. Wilson, S. Johnson, C. Conkling. Six th Row: D. Fe rnley, J. Allen, S. Hoke, S. Haack, B. Homan, F. Flowe rs, J. Law less, S. Dohe, G. Welsh. "Which boy has the prettiest legs?" was the big question dur ing Tw irp Week. Student Council gave a love ly lace garter to the guy with the most penny votes. Members make signs for Homecoming dance. Student Council Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Daley and President Maurice Goldenburg, the Student Council experienced its most active and profitable year. For the first time, the members were divided into committees where most of the work took place. One of the projects of the Student Welfare Committee was collecting clothing for needy children in the Applachian Mountains. This committee also provided corsages for the faculty at Christmas time and for Open House. The Assembly Committee arranged for an Installation Ceremony for Student Council members. Promotion Work was the main project of the Publicity Committee. Each day of American Education Week this committee selected a "Mystery Teache r of the D ay" to s how appreciation for their service to T .J. OFFICERS. First Row, L lo R.: Treasurer-Mar~ha Lee; Secretary-Pam Nelson; VicePresident-Julie Carpenter; Second Row: Beckie Young-Election Commissioner; Maurice Goldenburg-President, Mrs. Daley-Sponsor. The Social Committee spent many hours making plans for the Homecoming, SnoBall, and Twirp Week dances. Open House presented an opportunity for the Building and Grounds Committee to serve as guides and put up attractive bulletin boards. The work done o n the Studeht Parking Lot can be credited to this committee. The .members of the Building and Grounds Committee organized a "Decorate Your Home . Room" contest at Christmas time. They also arranged for a huge lighted Christma s tree to be placed in the courtyard . Twirp Week, sponsored by the Student Council , was a grea t success. Through the efforts of all the committees, an activity was planned for every da y of the week. 29 30 First Row, L. to R.: C. King, J. Feekin, A. Bradley, M. Conboy, J. Hager, J. Reese, C. Ossman. Second Row, D. Grau, L Feekin, P. Holden, S. Seaton, N. Graves, S. Hunter, D. Strong, S. Burkey, D. Schroeder. Third Row, R. Fernley, J. Heckerman, G. Johnson, P. Plummer, S. lovercheck, R. Allen, K. Harvey. NEW SOPHOMORES . ~ ' . NEW JUNIORS 'I , . NHS Holds Annual First Row, L. to R.: S. Johnson, D. Durick, B. Probst, P. Hamilton, Pam Harm, R. DeSantiago, Second Row, S. Dohe, S. Smith, l. Thomas, G. Deal, K. Klefstad, M. Elliott, S. Brandt. Th ird Row, H. Collett, S. Friedrich, M. Shuerman, J. Fernley, C. Havekost, C. Maddy, L. Hurd. OLD JUNIORS First Row, L. to R.: R. Pete rson, S. Smith, A. Hanslip, K. Hansen, N. Forcade. Second Row, M. Sorensen, K. Roth'e, D. Hanse n, K. Koch, V. Olsen. Third Row, C. Rosenbaugh, J. Kinsel, D. Nusse r, M. Bergantzel. Induction Ceremonies Every year the TeeJay chapter of the National Honor Society holds its induction of new members. The students, selected by a board of faculty members, are chosen on the basis of four qualities-character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The student must possess all of these qualities and not just one to even be considered. The symbol of the society is the keystone and the torch. The keystone symbolizes an arch which will stand eternally, just as the structure of our education, and the torch, the light of truth. Sponsor-Mr. Rosenthal First Row, L. to R.: J. Annin, S. O'Hara, P. Axtell, B. Wilson, J. Brown, J. Wilson. Second Row; S. Clark, P. Dworak, B. McMullen, D. Howland, S. Heffernan. Third Row: P. Hessman, E. Lawton, L. LeMaster, B. Dike. The officers of the 1967 chapter were president, Joel Myklebust; vice-president, JoEllen Henry; secretary, Chris Phillips; and treasurer, Warren Brown. First Row, L. to R.: B. Hansen, A. Hubbard, J. Henry, P. Hansen, G. Drake, K. Young, D. Walker. Second Row: G. Purnell, S. Friedrich, M. Davis, P. Lee, J. Olsen, A. Barton, S. Mann. Third Row: J. Carpenter, L. Cowardin, B. Geibert, K. Sheely, D. Fernley, F. Brooks. OLD SENIORS B5377G 31 Warren Brown Sandy Carter Linda Collett Judy Duke Vince Elliott Diana Fidone Bob Fienhold Maurice Goldenberg Carla Gottbrecht DeAnne Hansen Joan Harris Jack Lawless 3 N y Marsha Lee Judy Moran Joel Myklebust Chris Phill ips H e s a r M Kathy Sewell Larry Shanno e Doug Rasmussen rn b e r Pat Wendt Becky Young s 32 First Row, L. to R.: D. Rasmussen-Pres., M. Goldenburg-V. Pre~ .• J. ,Myklebust-V. Pres., B. Russel-Sec., D. Fernley-Treas. Second Row: K. Harvey, E. Lawton, T. Arnold, D. DeBar, T. Arnold, J. Elliott. Third Raw: T. Garrean, L. Driever, A. Gabrielli, R. Reelfs, D. Oshlo, R. Fernley, J. Conner. Fourth Row: S. Hardiman, J. Heckerman, D. Munn, T. Dreager, D. Smith, F. Mann, M. Danburg. This is the second year that T J has had a Key Club. The Key Club, sponsored by the Council Bluffs Kiwanis Club, is a young men's service organization composed of high school students who rank in the upper half of their class. Key Club Aids Others Some of the projects undertaken by this year's club included a car-bash, a Fund Drive for Saint Jude's Hospital, an Oratory and Essay Contest, and an Easter Basket for a needy family in the community. 33 34 FIRST SEMESTER SIGNAL STAFF Marge Davis .. . . ... .. . .. .. Editor-in-chief Judy Olsen . . . . . . . . . . . . Managing editor Ann Ferryman . . . . . . . . . . Associate editor Connie Schafer . . . . . . . . Business Manager Vince Elliott . .... . .... . ..... Sports editor Kathy Riddle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Kathy Poole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Marcia Garges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Maurice Goldenberg ...... . .... . Reporter Sandy Abbott .. . .... . ..... . ... Reporter Pat Falconer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Typists - Signal 45th Celebrates Birthday SECOND SEMESTER SIGNAL STAFF Linda Collett . . . . . . . . . . Editor-in-chief Pam Van Roy ....... . Managing editor Susan O'Hara ........ Associate editor Gloria Drake . . ...... Business Manager Cathy Trimmer .... . Assistant Business Manager Diane Schroeder . . . . . . Make-up Editor Dennis Brockman ...... . . Sports Editor Jo Ellen Henry .... Advertising Manager Maureen Markuson .... Exchange Editor Connie Phillips . . . . . . . . Photographer Rick Wherli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Bill Hagood ...... . . . ....... Reporter Lynnette Feekin . . . . . . . . . . . . Reporter Miss Concannon . . . . . . . . . . . . Sponsor r r I 35 36 Altau Takes Initiative This year Altau members took the initiative in service a nd fellowship. Under the new ·sponsorship of Miss Ida Dargi n and Mrs. Louise Kramer, Altau had an active year. Bake sales and va rious projects such as visiting old folks' homes during Christmas contributed to this year's activities. Special events during the year were the initia tion party at Robe rt's Park, a highly praised roadshow act, speakers o n hairstyling and fashion, climaxed by the traditional Mother-Daughter tea given by the senior girls. 1st SEM. Marsha Lee .............. . Connie Larsen ............ . Connie Ravenstein ........ . . . Linda Kindberg . .......... . Julene BeVirt ....... . ..... . OFFICERS 2nd SEM . Pres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Parks V. Pres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shirley White Sec. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Durick Treas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Hurley Sgt at Arms . . . . . . . . . . . Bonnie Smith First Row, L. to R.: M. Lee, C. Larsen, C. Ravenste in, L. Kindbe rg, J. BeVirt, Miss Da rgin-spo nsor, Mrs. Kramer- sponsor. Second Row: S. White, C. Diamond, S. Friedrich, C. Arndt, D. Smith, M. Roacha, L. Duitman, S. Cla rk, N. Durick, D. Fole y, C. Sanders, B. Young. Third Row~ A. Co naway, J. Arvidson, K. Koch, G. Saar, K. Yo ungs, L. Quandt, D. Fidone, B. Smith, C. Smith, J. Quandt, P. Dworak, B. Parks. Fourth Row: B. Lidgett, C. Tisher, D. Harrill, P. Falcone r, P. Ne lson, M. Schmidt, C. Ke nne dy, V. Drake, J. Moran, A. Bradley, C. Gray. Fourth Row: B. Hanafan, L. Lydon, T. Mark, D. Allison, K. Ri d d le , J. Moore, P. Horne r, P. Hurl e y, S. Wea therill , J. Duke. First Row, L. to R.: E. Gibler-Pres., V. Kinne-V. Pres., L. Childers-Sec., J. Chaffee-Treas., Second Row, N. Ward, K. Sewell, N. Cain, S. Thompson, J. Magnesson, D. Grosvenor; Sponsor, Mr. Bean. Third Row, R. Herrick, B. Smith, K. Clark, L. LeRette, V. Pickrell, D. Shannon. DECA Expands This is the second year that Thomas Jefferson has had a D.E.C.A. chapter. DECA, standing for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a program of instruction which emphasizes marketing, merchandising, and management. The TJ DECA chapter, taught by Mr. Ward Bean, had an extremely busy year considering the amount of training which Ed receives a proclamation declaring the existence of DECA Week in Iowa from Gove rnor Harold Hughes. must be given and the various projects undertaken by the club. Some of the activities included the State Delegate Assembly, which o ur club president, Ed Gibler, attended, as well as an Employer-Employee Banquet, State Leadership Confe rence, Initiation of Junior members, and various other fund raising activities. 37 38 First Row, L. to R.: K. McTwiggan, President; J. Wilson, Vice-president; P. Swishe r, Secretary, S. Ke ll e r, Parliamentarian. Second Row, S. King, M. Pearce, S. Bates, D. Mcintosh, K. Woodford, S. Heffernan, Historian; Mrs. J. Pycha. Third Row, L. Berkheimer, J. Oviatt, Publicity Chairman; D. Johnson, L. Brown, J. Corum, J. Wilson, J. Minton. Fourth Row, D. Harrill, B. Schuppan, M. Pe nry, J. Roberts, L. Mensching, D. Brown, Activity Chairman. Ncit pictured, C. Dickinson, Treasurer. Offic.e Education Learns On Job Quill & Scroll-First Row, L to R: M. Garges, A. Ferryman, J. Olsen, M. Davis, Sponsor, R. Harrison. Second Row; K. Riddle, V. Elliot, M. Goldenberg. Quill t Scroll Creative Writing Creative Writing-First Row: D. Wilson, M. Wager, K. Peck, S. Abbott, M. Hill, D. Walker; Mr. Haas, advisor. Second Row: C. Gallagher, C. Lindstrom, P. Lenhardt, B. Geibert, D. Wilson. 39 Iowa State Debate Champions Cross-examination ??! Front: Miss Re nee Franklin, Sponsor. L to R.: Se cond Row: Gloria Purn e ll, Kay Young, Bridget Wilson . Th ird Row: Rick Hose lt on, Kat hy She ely. Fourth Row: Maurice Golde nbu rg , Doug Rasmussen. To p: Joel Myk le bust. For the seco nd time in two years, the team of Maurice Goldenburg, Doug Rasmussen, Kathy Sheely, and Gloria Purnell took the State Debate Tournament. The topic for the year was Resolved: "Th e United States Foreign Aid Program sho uld be limited to non-military assistance ." While many of their tournaments we re w ith Ne bras ka schools, the debate rs held a 9-1 reco rd in Iowa. Miss Renee Franklin w as the sponsor of th is g ro up. First Row, L. to R.-Pres. G. Purnell, V. Pres. J. Myklebust, Secy. P. Lee, Tres. J. Olsen Second Row: Spon. C. Crouse, S. O' Ha ra , A. Ferryman, G. Johnson, K. Hansen, A. Bradley, C. Ossman, P. Wendt, Third Row: D. Strong, N. Tompkins, J. Feekin, J. Ree se, B. Phillips, S. Berkey, M. Hill, Fourth Row: M. Lee, J. Thorson, V. Ell iot, C. Phillips, C. King, J. Brown, K. Young, J. Mcintosh, M. Conboy, Fifth Row: L. Collet, B. Russel, C. Rosenbaugh, B. Fienhold, D. Rasmussen, D. Oshlo, K. Walker, M. Goldenberg. MOI lncoporates "Where did that penny go?" queries Gloria as Joel aids in the search for the lost profit! This year's M.0 .1. Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Crouse, was unique in that it is the first time that the junior members have been admitted to the senior club, the reason be·ing the dissolution of a separate club for the juniors. Events which highlighted the year included the annual Christmas Tree Sale and the investment of the profit in the stockmarket. Also this was the first year of sponsorship by Mr. Crouse, who replaced Mr. LaMantia who has left T. J. This honor is one which the members are sure that he wi ll not forget. 41 42 Teenage Republicans Campaign Fervently! Joel Myklebust and former Vice-President Nixon met while attending a Republican rally. First Row, L. to R.: E. Walbridge-Treasurer, L. Collett-Secretary, K. Sheely-President. Second Row, P. Lee, B. Probst, L. Tomes, 0. Howland. Third Row, C. Lindston, C. Gottbrecht, A. Hubbard, S. Smith. Fourth Row, D. Rasmussen, R. Hoselton, M. Goldenburg, D. Sturgeon. Fifth Row, J. Canaday, T. Yeaton, D. Schroder. Six th Row, J. Myklebust-Vice-President, C. Trimmer. Young Demo's Campaign 1n Earnest First Row, L. to R.: B. Wilson, N. Graves. Second Row: J. Hartman, D. Strong. Third Row: V. Elliott, Sponsor-E. Bremmer, C. Johnson, and J. Street. Pictured at left are Vince Elliott and Bridgett Wilson from T. J., Mike Roarty from St. Alberts, and Senate hopeful E. B. Smith in attendance at a Democratic Banquet held at Elks Country Club. 43 44 First Row, L. to R.: J. Feekin, S. Davis, M. Loukota, P. Dworak, Miss Hansen. Se cond Row : J. Tobis, A. Carlson, B. Hansen, P. Akins, C. Ardnt, l. Waugh, K. Kenyon, J. Hager, G. Deal, S. Tilley, Third Row: D. Strong, S. O'Hara , C. Cl ark, D. Toley, C. Sanders, P. Nelson, J. Maine, J. Reese, R. Hunt. Fourth Row: S. Burkey, A. Ferryman, D. Carroll, C. Brown, G. Sa rr, S. Be ck, l. Spires, P. Hessman . Fifth Row: B. Hanafan, N. Graves, l. Spelman, J. Hayes, C. Richardson, M. Garges, A. Brad ley, l. Fe e kin, P. Hurl e y, K. Nelson. Y-Teens Promote Friendship The pu rpose of Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of g irl s to realize in their common life, those idea ls of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. One of the many activities during the year w as a "Honey Sunday" drive and having a guest speaker. At the end of the year they had a dinner at the 64 Club. First Row, L. to R: C. Gottbrecht, K. McTwiggan, S. Wh ite, C. Ravenstein, Miss Dargin, Mrs. Ivy. Second Row: J. Betts, D. Arnold, J. McKenzie, E. Jones, L. Hicks, K. Hazen, K. Schwag e r, L. O'Doniol, V. Hall, D. Strong. Third Row: L. Johnson, K. Kenyon, V. Keller, S. Fazio, P. Poffenbarger, D. Smith, D. Foley, K. Koch, S. Davis, C. Vallie r, G. Drake, J. Hartman . Fourth Row: C. Dick, C. Washburn, R. Betts, D. Cross, C. Schieffer, A. Rockwell, K. Rothe, S. Seaton, T. Humes. P. Falcon e r, F. Wilson. Fifth Row: J. Mahan, J. Maine, C. Trimmer, K. Nelson, P. Hurley, C. Grap, B. Ge ibert, S. Flowers, P. Van Roy, L. Collett. Red Cross Helps Others The Red Cross is one of the most important organizations at Tee Jay. One of its largest projects is packing the onehundred Christmas gift boxes to be sent to the underprivileged children overseas. They also have an annual fund raising drive. The club is composed of two groups the Representatives (above) and the alternates (right). First Row, L. to R.: G. Sarr, J. Matteson, N. Evans, D. Burgstrum, C. Clark, G. Klement, C. Sullivan. Second Row: V. Shadden, K. Sharp, J. Cook, K. Dougherty, E. Walbridge, L. Quandt, B. Lidgett. Third Row: K. Ba rlow, J. Wilson, L. Spelman, E. Gibbs, M. Gorghan, K. Wa lker. 45 46 First Row, L. to R.; Pres. K. Walker, Vice Pres. C. Gottbrecht, Sec. T. Probst, Tres. K. Young, Sponsor Miss Spera. Second Row: L. Bennett, N. Gibson, D. Millard, V. Shadden, J. Walton, O. Allsman, B. Funk. Third Row: l. Claussen, J. Cook, V. Rayfelt, J. Moss, V. H.agerman, K. Gill, K. Schieffer. Fourth Row: P. Hensen, A. Hubbard, C. Brooks, B. Russel, J. Myklebust, R. Harkins, B. Wiskus, C. Phillips, L. Colle!t. Science Club Builds Billie gasps in amazement as she inspects feed samples under an objective microscope. ( Lower lefl) Here we see Kay and Carla performing one of a long series of experimenls in qualalalive a n a I y s i s. (Lower righl) Since the library was remodeled and expanded this year, the Library Club members were busy with reorganization. The library was practically doubled in size. Also, much needed work rooms and store rooms were added. The sixteen ambitious members gave up their precious study halls to assist librarian, Miss Morris, and our library clerk, Mrs. Russ. During Book Week in November, the members promoted interest in reading through exhibits and interesting book marks. Miss Morris refers to the card fil e to find a book lost in reorganization. Library Club Clears Up Chaos First Row L. to R.: V. Shadden, J. Cook, M. Griffin, D. Strong, J. McKenzie, M. Moser Row Two: K. Sharp, D. Arnold, B. Knouss, C. Betts, J. Walgon, G. Roth, D. Knickerbocker Row Three: J. Ackerman, J. Spradley, S. Flannery 47 48 First Row, L. to R.: C. Trimmer, J. Hayes, J. Maines, K. Richardson, Second Row: Mrs. Sayles, sponsor; M. Carter, K. Kenyon, D. Bergstrum, L. Hyde, J. Whitmar, S. Tilley, G. Deal, Mrs. Boyd, sponsor. Third Row: D. Bergstrum, D. Vog el, J. Hager, B. Wilson, K. Heines, S. Clark, W. Riley, G. Rehfeldt, S. Byrd, K. Maher. Fourth Row: B. Probst, M. Gibson, B. Hanafan, D. Peterson, M. Garges, L. McClelland, C. Hutchinson, S. Garrison, J. Minor, E. Wiepert. Fifth Row: G. Sullivan, F. Wilson, C. Midaugh, C. Thacke r, H. Kunick, A. Gabriell, J. Trimmer, B. Wiskus, J. Allen. Not pictured-J. Thomas and Jim Core. Art Club Attends Fair Carol Thacker adds final touch. Tee Jay's art club was sponsored by Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Sayles. Its outstanding event was the trip to Cedar Falls for the Iowa State Art Fair. The officers are as follows: President . .. Cathy Trimmer V. Pres . .... Jeannie Hayes Secretary .. Jeannie Maines V. Sec ... Debbie Bergstrum Publicity Manager . . . Steve Garrison Treasurer . Cathy Richardson De bb ie Millard sculptures clay. First Row, L. to R.: J. McTwiggan, G. Srch, J. Moran, C. Gallagher, Mr. Fanders, P. Lenhardt, C. Grap, B. McMullen, E. Lawton. Second Row: S. Tomford, L. Thomas, J. Street, J. Steinke, B. Phillips, A. Barton, R. Pedersen, l. McClelland. Third Row: C. Stepphun, J. Hartman, S. Heinman, J. Thorson, B. Probst, K. Koch, l. Merk. Fourth Row: D. Carter, D. Shamblen; C. Lindstrum. Not Pictured: D. Hardiman, T. Dawson, K. Ahre, B. Young, M. lee. Thespians Manage To Survive The Thespians under the superv1s1on of Mr. Fanders managed to survive another year. Although they didn't have a majority of meetings they did have a lot of fun. The activities included initiation and a steak fry. To be a member of Thespians you must have an interest in the stage. To quaiify for Thespians you must have had one major role, two minor roles or one hundred hours backstage. Thespians officers for this year were Judy Moran, Chet Gallagher, Cheryl Grap, Pat Lenhardt. 50 First Row, L. to R.: G .. Purnell, L. Carpenter, P. Burlett, D. Schroeder, Mrs. Shelton. Second Row: R. Hanson, M. Sturm, K. Hanse n, M. Wilcott, S. Springer, K. Hansen. Third Row: J. McKenzie, D. Cross, P. Jones, P. Hurley. FNA Has Many Varied Activities The purpose of F. N. A. is to help girls become acquainted with nursing as a profession. Activities include viewing movies in the field of nursing, hearing a speaker from the Obstetrics Ward at Jennie Edmundson Hospital. They also visited the Metflodist Hospital. This yea r has been both educational and fun for all the members. First Row, L. to R: J. Duke, P. Lee, L. Collett, M. Sturm, P. Hansen, Mr. Crumly. Second Row: B. Hanson, J. Waugh, R. Hanson, D. Gochenour, B. Probst, V. Shadden, J. Annen, J. Miller, P. Akins. Third Row: S. Mann, D. Howland, M. Wilcken, J. Brown, K. Rothe, M. Sorensen, S. Burkey, J. Feekin, J. Reese, K. Kenyon. Fourth Row: A. Ferryman, L. Quandt, B. Hanafan, J. Maine, G. Klement, K. Kohrs, J. Nu:i:um, B. Walker, M. Markusin, A. Bradley, C. Phillips. Fifth Row: L. Feekin, K. Nelson, P. Hurley, J. Henry, P. Hessman, L. Imler, S. Stoker, J. Hartman. F. T .A. Shows Future Progress "O. K. now, let's quiet down," is often heard by the Tee Jay students, but when the members of F.T.A. turn teachers at one of the grade schools for a day each year, the expression takes on a different meaning. The F.T.A. kept itself busy this year by selling Christmas cards and having bake sales. The Club's main purpose is to prepare the members for their future ambitions. Judy Duke, President, goes over some of the necessa ry records. 51 52 First Row, L. to R.: Mrs. Beck, M. Conboy, C. Phillips, Mrs. Tangeman. Se cond Row: S. Bradford, D. Gochenour, J. Tobis, P. Lee , T. Priest, L. Schroeder, M. Carte r, B. Knauss, S. Pete rsen, J. Spear. Third Row: J. Nuzum, D. Arno ld, E. Jones, K. Sharp, S. Wea re , B. Tripolet, E. Nelson, M. Garges, J. Hayes, K. Richardson. Fourth Row: L. Dunaway, J. Maine, K. Trimme r, J. Points, L. Brothe rton, G. Drake , S. Davis, M. Loukota, L. Spelman, K. Hutchinson. Fifth Row: R. Howard, S. Seaton, K. Campbell, B. Walke r, G. Mort e nse n, M. Sherman, A. Spane l, D. Ward, J. Mahan, P. Hessman. Bobbie Knauss and Guean Mortensen prepare one of the many dresses for the ann ual Spring Fashion Show. F.H.A. Stimulated Interest The Future Homemakers of America works closely with the home economics class . This is a national organization for girls interested in gaining additional experience in homemaking. They work to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to develop more interest in home economics classes and to work for a better home and brighter family life for all. The club's highlights of the year were the Book Week Tea and the Spring Fash ion Show. Tee Jay's Chessmen organize a new club The Chess Club at Tee Jay is a new club which started during the second semester. The chessmen met every Monday night after school under the direction of Mr. Fred Peterson, the sponsor. Even with its newness, the club built up a membership of fifteen members. One tournament was President set up with South High School, but was rescheduled several times, and finally postponed because end of the year conflicts. The chessmen look forward to an exciting, but thought provoking season next year. Rick Hosleton Treasurer . .................... Paul Beckman Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Fred Peterson Lois Aldirch and Billy Joe Bristo look on as Jim Markey studies Frank Strong's move. Spanish Club Outnumbers all First Row, L. to R.: K. Klefstad, P. Hamilton, R. Howard, K. Hansen, Mrs. Garry. Second Row: C. Jenkins, K. DeSantiago, D. Gochenour, K. Schwager, J. Harris, M. Elliott, L. Tomes, J. Page, D. Knickerbocker. Third Row: S. Johnson, S. Smith, L. Dunaway, J. Cerveny, M. Shestak, C. Smith, B. Funk, C. Ehrenberg. Fourth Row: M. Reynolds, C. Maddy, E. Wiepert, J. Honig, L. Moon, M. Croghan, M. Sche rmen, C. Havekost. Fifth Row: R. Smith, P. Johnston, B. Allon, D. Applegate, G. Wood, G. Johnson, J. Williams, K. Dougherty. French Club Spreads goodwill The Spanish Club (above) is the largest of our language clubs. Each Spanish class is an organized group and every member is automatically a member of the Spanish Club. Sponsored by Mrs. G a r r y, Spanish students soon increase their understanding of the Spanish culture and life as well as the language. 54 The French Club (right) is again this year trying to increase good will and friendly relations between foreign lands and the U.S. by corresponding with pen pals. The French clubs spends time learning the background of their studies as well as the study and use of the language . First Row, L. to R.: J. Reese, D. Strong, C. Kin g, C. Bradford, P. Davis, Mrs. Gillespie. Se cond Row: P. Wendt, S. O' Ha ra, J. Potts, D. Vogel, W. Ho lden, N. Forcad e , M. Bra be c, V. Olsen. Third Row: S. Mann, N. Tompkins, B. Petersen, D. Burgstrum, J. Feekin, S. Burkey, N. Graves, B. Smith, G. Deal, G. Culek. Fourth Row: S. Bird, D. Bamford , T. Haveanck, D. Hie le n, J. Paulson, B. Phillips, G. Drake, T. Mark, P. Gibbs, J. Duke, R. Petersen, M. Sorensen, A. Barton. AFS Sports Armando This year Thomas Jefferson's Foreign Exchange Student was Armando Gabrielli from Italy. In America, Armando found things different from what he was accustomed to. Some of these things were the changing of classes and the relaxed atmosphere in the classrooms. Among the many things he will remember when he is at home will be going to King's with friends after a ball game. He may even remember tee-peeing the landscapes of a few select Tee Jay students. At the end of the school year, along with our farewells to him, go Tee Jay's best wishes to a fine representative of his country. First Row, L. to R.: J. Feekin, S. Friedrichs, l. Quandt, C. Smith, Armando Gabrielli, Mr. EitmanSponsor. Second Row; K. Klefstad, P. Wendt, L. Waugh, C. Clark, K. Kenyon, C. Sanders, J: Miller, K. Maher, M. Schmidt. Third Row; l. Tomes, J. Walton, M. Brabec, S. Burkey, J. Reese, P. Akins, K. Sheffer, A. Ferryman. Fourth Row; G. Drake, S. Flanery, J. Mains, B. Hanafan, C. Richardson, D. Shrode r, J. Street. Fifth Row; P. Hanson, l. Feekin, K. Trimmer, K. Nelson, P. Hurley, P. Hessman, B. Russell. 55 First Row: C . .. Brooks, M. Berganzel, J. Knouse, D. Mulvania, L. Thomas, G. Kohrs. Second Row: G. Anderson; ·K. Peterson, T. Hawkins, B. Lambert, C. Guilds, T. Arnold. Third Row: D. Horner, D. Bergstrum, L. leMaster, D. Madden, M. Jones, J. Ives, D. Debar. Fourth Row: J. Conners, F. Brooks, J. Haywood, C. Solomon, J. Trimmer, C. Conkling, T. Arnold. Fifth Row: D. Thomas, B. Heffernan, J. Morgan, J. Kinsel, M. Paulson, R. Fernley. J. Allen. Letterman Wrestling The Lettermen did a lot this year to boost the school's spirit. You could always see them at the basketball games cheering for a victory. This year's sponsor was Mike Hoffman. Front Row, L. to R.: M. Goldenberg, E. Lawton, T. Bond, J. Gibler, Charles Bryant sponsor, Second Row: L. Thomas, B. Anfinserr. J. Shannon, M. Hawkins, D. Mulvania, M. Gibson. Third Row: J. Knouse, D. Bowser. G. Yopp, T. Garrian, N. Evans, G. Ives, Fourth Row: D. Franks, M. Zimmerman, W. Walker, B. Fiendhold, D. Waffle, J. Siefkan, S. Hoke. The Wrestling Club also did a lot to boost the spirit of Tee Jay. The club consists of mostly the members of the wrestling team. Charles Bryant sponsored the club. 56 Girl's Wrestling Auxiliary New To Tee Jay Girls' Wrestling Auxiliary is one of the newest clubs around Tee Jay this year. Started and sponsored by wrestling coach Charles Bryant, the club took an active interest in wrestling by keeping score, running the clock, and acting as an army of secretaries for the wrestling team. It did much to bolster the spirit of the champion wrestlers who took second place in the state. The uniform, selected by the girls, was matched with the boys' wrestling team by wearing the traditional black blazer and wrestling insignia. Alice Conaway takes notes on the w restlers w hile Judy Moore, Kathy Kenyon, and Carla Arndt keep an eye on th P. scoring. First Row, L. to R.: Pres.- S. Friedrich, V. Pres.-J. BeVirt, Sec.-Cyndi Tishe r, Coach Bryant. Second Row: C. Arndt, K. Sortino, K. Kenyon, A. Conaway, M. Schmidt. Third Row: V. Drake, B. Lidgett, C. Gray, B. Parks, M. Lee. 57 58 First Row, L. to R.: B. Bryant, R. Peterson, M. Sorenson, L. Spires, J. Olsen, C. King, C. Tisher, C. Grap, C. Larsen. Second Row: J. Mowery, S. Weatherill, S. Ross. D. Hansen, L. Merk, P. Lenhardt, D. Carter, D. Birdsong, J. Steinke, J. Smith, T. Ryan, S. Lovercheck. Third Row: C. Thacker. B. Parks. C. Gray, L. Shanno, C. France, J. Jager, C. Lindstrom, V. Livingston, B. Haygood. Not Pictured: G. Arch, L. Cowardin, J. Harris, A. Kelly, C. Schafer. T. Tallman, T. Tracy Delivering candy are Choir's top candy sellers, Rick Wehrli and Dave Hardiman. Choir Receives The T. J. H. S. A capella Choir experienced a highly successful year. In November, they pe rformed in the Roadshow and delighted everyone with a medley of songs from "Oliver." The Christmas season was an especially busy one. Their concert schedule included Kiwanis, Lions, Se rtoma, and the T.J. Student Body. Music Clinic was held during February. Mr. Rodney Walker from Kansas State University was guest director of the combi ned A.L. and T.J. Choirs. "The Creation," "The Road Not Taken," and a medl ey from "The Mu sic Ma n" were presented, among others, after two d ays of rehearsal. First Row, L. to R.: C. Shannon, P. Schendel. J. Brown, A. Hanslip, B. Sawyer, N. Tompkins, A. Barton, S. Mann, D. Howland, B. McMullen, J. Matteson, Second Row: J. Henry, J. Merrifield, S. Heineman, K. Barlow, M. Lee, J. Hartman, J. Mcintosh, J. Moran, B. Hanson . Third Row: J. Street. A. Wright, R. Wehrli, M. Rine, C. Gallagher, J. Knouse, B. Phillips, C. Thomas, K. Rothe Fourth Row: G. McTwiggan, T. Dreage r, P. Detroy, J. Steinke, L. Driever, J. Duke, L. Feekin, L. Collett. Superior Rating Choir director, Mrs. Karen Capel. The musical, "The Sound of Music," was presented in March. Plenty of hard work and talent brought forth one of the most heart-warming and lavish productions to come to Council Bluffs. Small group contest was held in Mt. Ayr, Iowa. Jim Steinke, Janet Brown, and Vaughn Livingston earned "l" ratings. April 22 was a glorious day for the T.J. Music Department. Choir, Girls' Glee, and Boys' Glee each received a "l" rating . T.J. was the only school at contest to receive three superior ratings. The entire choir sang for baccalau reate and the juniors in choir sang for Commencement to end their active year. 59 60 Out of seven Tee Jay quartets and one alternate, three quartets were selected to be members of the All-State Chorus. Thanksgiving evening the twelve musicians traveled to the state capital for the weekend. The All-State Chorus was under the direction of Dr. Richard Conde, director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. They all agreed that they gained a great deal~besides having a ball!! L. to R: John Steinke, Pam Holden, George McTwiggan, Carol King After a big Thanksgiving dinner, the All-Slate rs leave for Des Moines. L. to R: Bonny Bryant, Jane t Brow n, Larry Driever, Steve Lovercheck All-State Quartets L. to R: Che ryl Grapp, Dave Hardiman, Larry Shanno, DeAnne Hansen First. Row, L. to R.: G. McTwiggan, L. Driever. Second Row: D. Hardiman, J. Steinke. Third Row: V. Livingston, J. Street Octet Trio L. to R.: Nancy Tompkins, Ch a rlotte Gray, and Bobbie Peterson Trip le Trio First Row, L. to R.: B. Hansen. Second Row: C. King, D. Howland, D. Graw, M. Lee. Third Row: C. Larsen, C. Grapp. Fourth Row: J. Harris, S. Mann. The triple trio, trio and octet were chosen at the beginning of tlie year according to their musical ability and how well they blended tcr gether as a group. The groups sang at the Roadshow to start the 'year out. They also sang at Christmas and at music contest. 61 62 Madrigal Performances Were Numerous Without a doubt, the Madrigal Singers were a very popular group in Council Bluffs. The group consists of Thomas Jefferson's finest musicians. They were especially busy ·at Christmas time when they were asked to sing for many of the local organizations and churches. The Madrigal singers practice twice a week under the direction of Mr. Hawks. Mr. Hawks directs Madrigal, All-State, and works with contest groups. First Row, L. to R.: J. Olsen, J. Brown, J. Duke, P. Holden, M. Sorenson, J. Henry, B. Bryant, L. Merk, D. Hansen. Second Row: L. Shanno, C. Lindstrom, S. Lovercheck, G. McTwiggan, D. Hardiman, J. Steinke, L. Driever First Row, L. to R.: H. Collett, G. Kinsel, B. Quandt, B. Petry, S. Hardiman, D. Smith, L. Hubbard. Second Row: D. Matthews, B. Ellerbeck, J. Buck, D. Snipes, L. Stacy, S. Dohe. Third Row: P. Burke, E. Johnson, R. Schafer, M. Ryder, J. Shadly, J. McClary, G. leptien. Fo urth Row: P. Staniford, B. Bristo, B. Bristo, C. Floyd, J. Cooksey, D. Bliss, Mr. Hawks .. Boys' Glee Makes New Sounds The Boys' Octet sang several times during the year and for Christmas. 63 First Row, l, to R.: J. Rollins, P. Lee, L. Hicks, S. Armstrong, M. Myers, R. De Santiago, P. Harm, C. Harbold, M. Elliot, L. Morrison, C. Smith, K. Vaughn, P. Hoden, J. Kirchoff. Second Row: J. Potts, L. Bower, R. Mcintosh, P. Davis, C. Johnson, L. White, J. Barnes, C. Brown, P. Dworak, J. Nemecek, J. Thompson, M. Points, C. Headly, K. Dougherty, E. Walker. Third Row: C. Stepphun, G. Rehfeldt, M. Shestak, J. Hodges, G. Deal, K. Colwell, S. Humphrey, E. Kennett, D. Bamford, G. Culek, D. Pederson, K. Capron, S. Epperson, G. Ettleman. Fourth Row: C. Ehrenberg, C. Ulrich, M. Reynolds, P. Gibbs, M. Wiemerslage, G. Mortenson, M. Crogan, L. Taylor, C. Dunning, l. Lindahl, J . Williams, L. Johnston, R. Peterson, S. Smith. The Girls' Glee sang a Christmas Carol in Swedish. Glee Takes First in Candy Sale First Row, L. to R.: Susan Weare, Carla Arndt, Kaye Klefstead. Second Row: Kathy Riddle (Capt.), Donna Foley, and Linda Briley. Majorettes Performed With Style The majorettes practiced many hours to work out sharp looking routines. They thrilled everyone with a fire baton routine at Homecoming game. To the delight of all, Diane Schwetz was crowned band queen at the Spring Sports Concert. Phil Detroy crowns Queen Diane at band concert. 65 L. to R. First Row: J. Riley, L. Richards, R. Smith, M. Howard, C. Haynie, K. Bruner, T. Brockman, T. Willey, G. Jenkins, D. Schwetz. Second Row: E. Weipert, B. Tribolet, K. Colwell, P. Johnston, B. Anfinson, R. Howard, L. Dunaway, M. Brabec, L. Waugh, D. Betchel, D. Wilson, Third Row: M. Hawkins, B. Giles, A. Schieffer, D. Acord, R. Spracklin, K. Lee, C. Vermuske, D. Anderson, C. Beu, D. Galle, C. Evans. 66 Band Gave Lively The Marching Band experienced a ve ry active year. This group marched for five homefootbal l games. Other activities inclu ded: Labor Day Parade, United Fund Parade, Morningside Coll ege Homecoming, and the dedication ceremony for the o pening of the Interstate 80 exchange at Loveland. Mr. Stan Ivy was a welcome addition to the music department this year. He assisted Mr. Oaks, mainly with the marching band. L. to R. First Row: (Band Officers) P. De Troy-Drum Major, G. McTwiggan-Asst. Drum Major, C. Lindstrom-Vice President, J. AnninSec. Treasurer. Second Row: J. Street, H. Jens en, P. O' Hara, D. Chambers, E. Rhodd, J. Paulson, K. Riley, R. Clark, K. Brewer, D. Teague. Third Row: C. France, L. Driever, C. Acord, N. Dick, L. Shanno. R. Geibert, D. Birdsong, L. Lindahl, J. Minor, N. Evans. fourth Row: J. Steinke, John Steinke, D. Smith, T. Yeaton, L. Stacy, C. Rosenbaugh, D. Lehmer, R. Coay, C. Moore, D. Mumm. Half-Time Performance The Concert Band combined with Abraham Lincoln in February for the City Music Clinic. They also held their annual spring concerts. Baccalaureate and Commencement were the final performances of the year. Mr. Oaks conducts a lively piece during band class. 67 68 First Row, L. to R.: B. Anfinson, B. Giles, K. Schieffer, C. Haynie, M. Brabec, L. Waugh. Second Row: R. Spracklin, P. Johnston, D. Lehme r, D. Smith. Third Row : M. Hawkins, B. Cody, C. Rosenbaugh, D. Clark, N. Evens. Pep Band This lively group played for all pep rallies, eight home basketball games, the Homecoming parade, and for a Chamber of Commerce Group. The Pep Band does a g reat deal to add to our school spirit. Orchestra Each Tuesd ay nig ht the Orchestra tra vels to Woodrow Wilso n Jr. High to combine w ith the Wilson and Ed ison orchestras. This group played at the Christmas Program a nd "The Sound of Music." First Row, L. to 'R.: _R. Spracklin, C. Acord, D. Lehme·r, R. Geibert, K. Brewer Second Row: C. Lindstrom, N. Evans, D. Teague, B. Anfinson, D. Mumm, L. Shanno Brass Choir The Brass C h o i r played for the stude nt body at the Christmas p r o g r a m and the P.T.A. First Row, L. to R.: L. Waugh, C. Mandolfo, M. Bittick, L. Luschen, Second Row: C. Bradford, T. Schrader. S. Waugh , I. Walker. W. Holmes, P. Frieze, L. O'Doniol. Third Row: V. Hall, A. Fritz, R. Hunt, P. Davis, D. Bradford, K. Vaughn. Fourth Row: A. Christsen. G. Culek, P. Efflemen, R. Be tts, M. Bolte. J. Rollins. G.R.A. Participates The Girls' Recreation Association is a national organization for girls who are interested in e xtra sport activities, outdoor education, and camping. They also have an opportunity to attend state and district play days. During the summer there is a state camp which any girl may attend. The Girls' Gym Staff was also in the capable hands of the GRA. Some of their duties were checking equipment and recording grades. Girls' Sports 69 70 First Row, L. to R.: President-Pat Wendt, Vice Pres.-Mary Conboy, Sponsor-Mr. Don Hansen. Second Row: K. Richardson, S. Duitman, R. Watford, A. Spane!, D. Arnold, T. Priest, M. Zuhlke, l. Spelman, A. Rockwell, E. Brown, C. Clark, A. Kruse. Third Row: M. Gargas, S. Clark, S. Epperson, D. Knickerbocker, J. Spradley, C. King, P. Holden, D. Grau, M. Sorensen, K. Rothe, C. Sanders, P. Hurley. Fourth Row: J. Hayes, J. Moran, J. Williams, P. Hamilton, V. Hagerman, A. Fitz, S. Gorsey, E. Jones, K. Mahan, D. Cross, J. Points, T. Alquist, B. Hanafan. Fifth Row: C. Schafer, P. Nelson, S. Weare, K. Klefstead, C. Aldridge, K. Cowell, L. Vaugniaux, J. Fidone, L. Taylor, K. Slack, J. VanEaton, L. Quandt. Sixth Row: K. Capron, S. Byrd, M. Points, D. Stanford, P. Iden, J. Hager, G. Martensen. Seventh Row: G. Culek, R . . Arnold, D. Williamson, B. Probst, J. Cochran, R. Brown, G. Deal, L. Morrison. Eighth Row: N. Dreage r, D. Mourer, G. Van Pelt, D. Blaney, S. Waugh, K. Sharp, S. Peterson. Pep Club Boosts School Spirit "Yellow Jacket" Judy Young jumps for joy. Varsity Cheerleaders lead student body in " Give Me a T." ' Newly organized th is yea r, the Porn Porn girls were a welcome addition to the T. J. boosters. The routines, with the e xception of one, were taught by the Varsity Cheerleaders. This sharp squad carried out these routines with almost professional sk ill . They can also be commended for their poise in several unfortunate situations where problems with the sound system developed. "Snoopy" and his dog house set the scene for one of their routines. The girls made up and performed to "Snoopy and the Red Baron" to the delight of everyone. The si xteen Porn Porn girls, clad in their orange and white striped sweaters and orange mini-skirts were definately a great asset to Thomas Jefferson. Preside nt, J udy Moran, p repares for a -turn in the routine. Porn Porn Girls Newly Organized First Row, L. to R.: A. Cruse, C. Cl ark, C. Sande rs, S. Cl a rk, l. Du itman. Second Row : P. Dw orak, J. Hayes, C. Schafe r, J. Van Eaton, l. Quandt, C. Richard son . Third Row: M. Gargas, J. Moran, T. Alqu ist, P. Ne lson, P. Hurley. 71 Beckie Young-Captain- Senior Maggie Rocha- Junior 72 Cheerleaders Active Cheerleading is a combination of talents that require discipline and practice. Few people realize how hard these energetic girls work behind the scenes at painting signs, planning rousing pep rallies, and working up cheers. In spite of disappoin ting seasons this year, the cheerleaders, with their undyi ng school spirit, never gave up. Th~ girls attended Cheerleading Clinic at the campus of Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville, as they have done in past summers. The squad won several second place ribbons in daily competition . These active girls can also be called "Ambassadors of good w ill." Duri ng the ye ar they were involved in commun ity activities such as United Fund, Red Feather Drive, Actioneers, and numerous others. School And Community Debra Smith-Senior Kitty Koch-Junior Trudy Mark-Junior 73 --· -- 74 Front Row, L. to R.: Janelle Miller, Diane Fidone. Second Row: Linda Lydon, Bonnie Smith, Kathy Maher. Standing: Connie Smith. Junior Varsity Rates High Junior Varsity leads in school song . The Junior Varsity Squad worked long and hard-and it paid off. They were known to be one of the sharpest Junior Varsity Squads in the area. They took second place in Des Moi nes at a cheerleading clinic. Sophomore Cheerleaders Were Enthusiastic "Sophomores, sophomores, don't be shy- stand and g ive your battle cry!" often filled the air at games this year. The sophomores cheered at football games after school and basketball games on Saturday morning. The Sophomores find that practice takes up a lot of time after school. Top to Bottom: Pam Davis, Lu Ann Hurd, Jan Fernley, Jan Nemecek, Eileen Walker, and Susan Brandt. 75 ACTIVITIES 76 The school year stayed "on the move" with activities-beginning in the fall with homecomin~ and ending in the spring with the prom-which provided memories of fun and excitement to last through the years ahead. 77 78 Becky Young, as Maria, and John Steinke, as Captain van Trapp, are shown in the mansion's garden. The three main nuns, Pam Holden, Jo Ellen Henry, and in this scene-Janet Brown, are shown with Carol King, as the Mother Abbess, as they sing "How· Do You Solve a Problem Li ke Ma ria?" The Sound Thomas Jefferson's a uditorium stage was al ive w ith the sound of music from Ma rch sixteenth through the eighteenth . From the opening curta in of the Thursday matinee to the curtain call on Satu rday evening, the musical w as a tremendous success as the cast p layed to three full houses. The stage was . transformed into an abbey fo r portions of the play complete w ith a stained gla ss w indow, altar, and robed nuns. In recogn ition of the choir's accompl ishment, the entire ca st was invited to see the movie version of the show at the Dundee Theater in Omaha. In one of the musical's fin al scenes, the Captai n and Ma ria are onfront d by Nazi officers Larry Shanno and Jack Mowery, d emand ing the Captain to report to Be rl in. Of Music Most of the girls in choir portrayed the nuns, novices, and postulants. Maria, played by Becky Young, stole the show with strong support from John Steinke, who portrayed Captain von Trapp. Carol King and Janet Brown were equally impressive as the Mother Abbess. Marlene Sorensen and Dave Hardiman fit perfectly in their parts as social climbers Elsa Schraeder and Ma x Detweiler. Bruce Ph illips, as Rolf, made every guy in school envious by playing (as Lies l's boyfriend) opposite Bev McMullen. Miss Karen Jensen, Mr. R. H. Fanders, and Mr. Kenneth Hawkes were instrumental in their direction of the musical. The rest of the production staff included student director, Marsha Lee; technical assistant, Pat Lenhardt; choreographer, Judy Moran; and accompanists, Judy Duke and Judy Olsen. Bruce Phillips and Beverly McMullen created the perfect young love mood in the ir performance of " Sixteen Going on Seventeen." In this ~cene , Captain von Trapp and his fi ance Elsa Schraed e r become involved in a political a rgument with the Capta in's house guest, Max Detweiler. Elsa was played by Marlene Sorensen and Max by Dave Hardiman. The entire von Trapp family in the formal wedd ing pa rty portrait included lies I, Louisa ( Debbie J ansen ius). Brig itta (Thea Esancy), Marta ( Dani Lobendo), Grett (Connie Lee), Captain von Trapp, Maria, Friedrich (Tom Hansen), an,d Kurt (Danny Marke l). The younge r cast members came from Woodrow Wilson Junior High and Rue Elementary schools. 79 80 THE MAN Story of a Woman Held Captive by a Madman I' ll do a fine job on these floors, Mrs. Gill is. No, Howard I No . .. A double cast, one for Friday and one for Saturday, created an .atmosphere of suspense in the fall play entitled The Man . Howard, played by Chet Gallagher, had been rejected all his life by friends and family and sought work as a handy man. After repeated trials and failures, he was finally hired by Mrs. Gillis, played by Abbie Barton and Cheryl Grap. Because of his feelings of being an outcast, he imagined that Mrs. Gillis was plotting against him and kept her captive in her own house.· He cut off all means of communication and discouraged anyone who visited, especially her niece, played by Kay Ahrens and Linda Merk, who found Howard very amusing . When the telephone repair man arrived, played by Jim McTwiggan, Howard had returned to the present and forgotten all he had done. He had visited an imaginary world which e xisted only in his mind where he was ma ster. He quie tly consented to be taken away to leave Mrs. Gillis in peace once again . .. . Please! Do you find me so amusing; am I so laughable? Is there something wrong with your phone, Mrs. Gillis? 81 Cheryl Grap poses as Miss Gross, a resident at the home. 82 Miss Hoadley had a traumatic experience when a bee fell down the front of her dress. Reverend Watson and the rest home superin1endent, Miss Tripp, are brought together by Erwente r's maneuve ring . The residents of the rest home have just discovered that Oliver Erwenter is actually a thief. nThe Silver Whistle" • • • a light-hearted comedy, amused both young and old. It centered around the lives of the residents of a rest home. Oliver Erwenter, a transient, portrayed by Chet Gallagher, visited the home. He tried to rejuvenate the old people by giving them an imaginary potion, the potion of Twingsti. During his attempt many rollicking incidents occur. One such incident was vvhen Mr. Beebe and Mr. Cherry tried to get drunk on Miss Hoadley's Scotch. As Oliver Erwenter says, "Youth is a state of mind." You're as young as you think you are. Oliver frwenter ... . Chet Gallagher Miss Hoadley .... . .. Toni Dawson Miss Gross . . . . . . . . Cheryl Grap Mr. Beebe .. . ... Jim McTwiggan Mrs. Hanmer ...... Abbie Barton Miss Tripp . . . . . . . . Pat Lenhardt Reverend Watson , . .. Estes Lawton Mrs. Sampler . . Beverly McMullen Oliver Erwenter, chats with Oma r, his champion fighting cock. 83 84 Judy Moran, Pat Dworak, Debbie Smith, and Alice Conaway show contrasting styles through the years. Arthea Henderson changes cards for the next act. Miss Jensen and Mr. Fanders were the highlights of the grand finale. Vaudeville Varieties Melodrama he roine, Pat Lend hardt, gasps as vi ll ain, Chet Gall aghe r, plots his evil doings. Tonia Daw son in her time of distress. Joy Thorson and Pam l ee in their comedy routine. Brings Back Memories Li nda Duitman models he r modern appare l. This year's roadshow revolved around a Vaudeville theme. From a soft shoe dance to a song from Uncle Sam, the program provided the aud ience with endless enjoyment. For some, it brought back memories of show business as it used to be in the early nineteen hundreds. A few of the interesting acts were a "Review of Fashions", presented by the Altau Club, which showed how the styles have changed from the eighteen hundreds to the present and even a prediction of what is to come in the future ; a Thespian act, "The Great Bottleneck Robbery"; and the finale of "You're a Grand Old Fl ag," wh ich concluded the show on an inspiring note of patriotism. Gale Arch does a soft shoe routine. 85 Yellowjackettes • • .. 86 added life to yesteryear's dances. The Soft-shoe, Cancan, and Cakewalk were some of the acts brought back to memory by Tee Jay's dance line. This year's dance line was composed of last year's Varsidettes and Yellowjackettes. They met twice a week during the summer with choreographer, Judy Moran. Judy was assisted by Pat Falconer and Kitty Koch, who kept things running smoothly. The girls put forth much effort and time to make the road show a memorable one. First Row, L. to R.: J. Miller, L. Vuagniaux, D. Tabor, J. Moran, D. Hansen, S. Humphrey, G. Culek, K. Koch, Many hours of hard work were spent by choreographer, Judy Moran, on improvising routines and deciding on cost1:Jmes. Kicking their way through the lively Cancan are Mary Conboy a nd Glenda Deal. S. Clark, Second Row, L. to R.: J. Kirchoff, G. Deal, T. Ahlquist, M. Conboy, G. Rehfeldt, P. Falconer, M. Wilcken. These Yellowjackettes-first Row, L. to R.: D. Tabor, G. Deal, G. Rehfeldt, Second Row, L. to R.: L. Vuagniaux, S. Humphrey, M. Conboy, G. Culek-added a patriotic touch to the road show finale . 87 Homecoming Queen QUEEN LINDA KINDBERG EXCITING FROM THE PARADE ................................ . .. . . . . . TO THE DANCE 88 And Princesses ALICE CONAWAY I 9 DEBBIE SMITH DIANA FIDONE CONNIE LARSEN CINDY TISHER SUSIE FRIEDRICH MARSHA LEE BECKIE YOUNG 6 6 DEBBIE HARRILL PAM NELSON 89 90 Winter Royalty Although six inches of fresh· snow covered the ground and blizzard cond itions brought even more, students managed to attend TeeJay's annual Snoball dance. This year the .dance was changed from a semicasual to a semi-formal. The highlight of the dance was the coronation of a winter king and queen which was a first for TeeJay. The stur;lent body voted for the six most popular boys and girls who were Rick Wehrli, Denny Horner, Greg Gamblin, Denny Conner, Tim Bond, Steve Hoke, Susie Friedrich, Diana Fidone, Beckie Young, Pam Nelson, Debbie Smith, and Cindy Tisher. The ballots for the king and queen were on the back of the tickets to insure that no one would know until the last moment who the royalty were to be. A flocked thirty-five foot Christmas tree helped create the theme of the dance, Winterwonderland. Part of the money was given by the student body and the rest provided by. the student council, sponsor of the eve nt. Crow·ned At Snoball Dance Queen Cindy Tisher and King Steve Hoke reign over the yuletide festivities. 91 92 Following the annual traditions of Twirp Week, Carla Arndt, loaded down with books, struggles to open the door for Terry Ferrin. Kim Vanderloo sneaks a look in the direction of his opponents during the pie-eating contest. Students look on as Blaine Wolffe and Bob Brown race to catch the greased pig. Blaine Wolffe, winner of the pie-eating and greased pig contests, and Denny Horner, winner of the legs contest and King of the Twirp Court, reign over the Twirp Dance. Arriving at school on a different mode of transportation, a box car, are Twirp Court members, Tim Bond, Rick Wherli, and Denny Horner. Dancing to the music of the Chevrons at the Sadie Hawkins Dance are Craig Forsythe and Barb Hanafa n. Getting "married" by Ma rrying Sam during an intermission at the Sadie Hawkins Dance are Julie Carpenter and Phil DeTroy. 93 Along with A.L's Cadet Colonel, Dennis Cleveland, and Honora ry Colonel, Mindy Petrus, Ken and Pam lead the g rand march. 94 Cadet Colonel: KEN WALKER Honorary Colonel: PAM NELSON TeeJay combined its efforts with those of A. L. to produce a joint military ball. It was the first time Council Bluffs had united two rival schools in a major activity besides sports. Instead of using the TeeJay fieldhouse as in the past, the ball was held at Peony Park. The officers and their ladies marched through an archway and formed two lines on the floor. The most exciting moment was the revealing of the Cadet and Honorary Colonels. The program was followed by the grand march and an hour of dancing. Joint Military Ball Lt. Colonel: FRED BROOKS His lady: PAT WENDT Ken and Pam have just been presented the saber and the roses. First for T J Lt. Colonel: HARVEY LARSEN His lady: CONNIE PHILLIPS r -- -- Lt. COLONEL: DOUG RASSMUSSEN His lady: LESLIE COWARDIN 95 - I ! Trudy Mark and Roger Johnson were crowned princess and prince of the 1967 Prom. The Isle of Golden Dreams The brisk air of the evening of April 21, 1967 added a tingle to the already thrilling atmosphere. This was the date chosen for the annual Prom held at the Peony Park Ballroom. "The Isle of Golden Dreams," this year's theme, provided a fanciful mood. The juniors put forth much effort to make realistic decorations. Some memorable ones· were the palm trees, fish nets, and the island hut. Master of Ceremonies, Jim Heckerman, introduced the members of the Prom Courts. As each couple walked through the island hut, the honors and activities of each were given. The climax of the evening came when Diane Fidone and Rick Wherli were crowned. This was by no means the end of the evening. Post-prom activities included bowling, late movies, and early morning breakfasts. Diane Fidone and Denny Horner are g reeted by Elena Ne lson as they proceed to the center of the floor for the coronation. 97 While being introduced during the coronation ceremony, Elena Nelson places a lei on Tom Arnold as Maggie Rocha looks on. After the coronation the senior prom court was featured in a spotlight dance. The members of the court were Linda Kindberg, Tim Bond, Queen Diana Fidone, King Rick Wehrli, Becky Young, Steve Hoke, Denny Horner, and Debra Smith. Rifle T earn Piling up trophies for Tee Jay was this year's rifle team with a rec~rd of seven wins and one loss. They placed second in the Inter City League meets and second in the Creighton University championship competition. Fred Brooks was the high scorer for the team and won a trophy in the Creighton match. The boys also won the American Legion trophy for beating A.L. in two out of three matches. Best Yet First Row, L. to R.: Greg Christiansen, Charles Brooks, Jim Haywood. Second Row, L. to R.: Ken Walker, Harvey Larsen, Frea Brooks, Virginia Hagerman. M.P.'S Maintain Order First Row, L. to R.: B. Allen, D. Heelan, J. McClary, A. Hup, F. Katzenstein. Second Row; J. Hand, B. Ke rmeen, C. Guild, D. Ludwick, M. Baker, Third Row; J. McCollum, G. Short, J. Mortenson, B. Whiskus, E. Robinson, M. Stockton, B. Katzenstein . The chief purpose of the Military Police is to keep basketball games and other programs from becoming disorderly. They usher for the Military Ball and for dances or games check coats, guard the doors, and sometimes take tickets. 99 Ceremony Ends Tradition The color guard presents the flag . Troops ready for inspection. The last Thomas Jefferson annual ROTC Federal Inspection was held May 18, 1967. Although it was the last ceremony, it carried through the ROTC tradition of military grandeur. During the ceremony, awards were presented to outstanding cadets by various military organizations. The drill team pe rforms. The drill team salutes the platform guests. Federal Inspection Cadet Col. Ken Walker receives outstanding three year award. Company awaits inspection. 101 102 - - .. . ' .. .. .. _.., . ~ , . " . ' . ·~ . • I • \03 DENNY MADDEN TOM HAWKINS DAN HANNA DENNY CONNER JERRY SIEFKEN TIM BOND TIM GARREAN 104 STEVE HOKE RICK WEHRLI DON RUSSELL DENNY FERNLEY BLAINE WOLFF BILL HAGOOD GREG KOHRS 105 First Row, L. to R.: J. White, C. Mathiason, N. Mandarich, M. Bergantzel, D. Conner, R. Wehtli, S. Ho~e, D. Bowser, M. Zimmerman, B. Lovell, B. Beasley, C. Evans, J. Marshall. Second Row: K. Petersen, T. Garrean, Tom Arnold, Tim Arnold, D. Madden, E. Lawton, T. Bond, T. Hawkins, G. Ives, R. Farris, J. Conner, M. Jones, T. Ferrin, B. Hefferman, G. Kinsel, D. Hanna, L. Jung, S. Hardiman . Third Row: Coach Jerome, J. Siefkin, T. Dreager, D .. Galle, D. Waffle, M. Goldenburg, B. Petry, D. Smith, B. Kern, G. Kohrs, J. Kinsel, D. Fe rnley, B. Haygood, J. Morgan, D. Russell, M. Paulson, Coach Gotschall, Coach Simms, Coach Wichert. Fourth Row: Coach Bryant, J. Brayton, G. Gage, D. Mathews, E. Robinson, D. Mumm, L. Stacy, S. Dohe, E. Mahan, J. Pete rson, H. Collett, J. Weddle, F. Daub, G. Lipstien, M. McCoy, T. Pitt, M. Ryder. T. J. 7 6 20 28 19 0 6 13 0 Opponents 38 ............. Ryan 54 . . . . . . . . . . Westside 47 ......... . ... . A. L. 21 ... . ... .. St. Albert 42 . .. . . . .... ... North 56 .... .. ....... Prep 42 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tech 12 ..... . .... Boystown 45 ...... .. .. Bellevue This year the Yellowjackets had a two winseven loss record . Although they were beaten severely many times there were three games in which they played like champions. Against crosstown rival St. Albert they scored their first victory. After a couple of rough games they met )ech, Number One team· in Nebraska, and were within one touchdown of being tied at the half. A few games later the rugged Tee Jay team upset Boystown by a score of 13-12. The Yellowjackets, who averaged 160 lbs on the line and 140 lbs in the backfield, had many sophomore and junior starters. With these underclassmen Thomas Jefferson has a bright future in store. 106 Yellowjacket Varsity football: A Rough Season Coach Terry Wiche rt gives advice to quarterback Tim Arnold. James Floyd outruns a St. Albert defender enroute to big yardage. Bellevue line stops Tee Jay back after short gain. CRAIG CONKLING LEROY. THOMAS DENNIS ARNDT 107 108 Sophomores Show Spirit First Row L. to R.: B. Lovell, J. Weddle, B. Hefferman, D. Mathews, D. Smith, B. Beasley, C. Mathison, C. Evans, D. Bliss, T. Pitt. Second Row: G. Leptein, D. Toman, J. Braton, S. Dohe, M. Ryder, B. Petry, F. Daub, E. Robinson, A. Vincent, G. Gage. Third Row: J. Styles, J. Petersen, L. Stacey, D. Smith, H. Collett, S. Hardiman, E. Mahan, W. Boyle. This year's Yannigans closed the season with a two and four record. After winning their first two games, the sophomores ran into trouble with their last four, losing to Prep and Ryan by small margins. Quarterback Bill Lovell and end Hal Collett worked together for several touchdowns. With the experience gained this year, the sophomores are expected to help the junior varsity and varsity teams next year. Mike Jones of the varsity team makes a sweep around the right side. Opponents 31 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . Bellevue 13 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tech 7 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North 1 3 20 . .... ... Creighton Prep 6 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . Westside 13 19 ..... . ......... Ryan COACH JEROME Track T earn Is One of Tee Jay's Best First Row, L. to R.: D. Bliss, I. Welch, T. Bond, T. Hawkins, J. Nagel. Second Row; S. Dyson, G. Leptien, C. Moore, C. Guild, E. Johnson, M. McCoy. Third Row:. Coach Gotschall E. Mahan, D. Smith, A. Rollins, G. Kohrs, C. Solomon, E. Robinson, C. Guild. Tim Bond off to a fa st start in the 100. Opponents 2nd Big Red Relay 4th Council Bluffs Relay 5th Mustang Relay 7th Omaha University Relay 84 Y2 44 Y2 Ryan 25Y2 91 Y2 Tech The track team was perhaps Tee Jay's best in a decade. Two facto rs led to this. One, we had strength in our relay teams and second, two outstanding track stars in Tim Bond and Greg Kohrs. Bond's achievements were l st place in l 00 in CB Relays, 3rd place in l 00 "in OU Relays, and Mustang relays. Kohrs' merits were second in broad jump in OU and Big Red Relays. He also won l st place in the Mustang Relays. In the CB Relays his triple jump was 43', 3", a record. He set ttie state record in triple jump in the Metor tourney with a 44'3" effort. He also captured the state broad jump, leaping 22'6". 109 110 SHOTPUT-Big Dan Smith, a 235 lb. sophomore who got better as the year rolled along HURDLES-Ernie Robinson, another sophomore was the team's hurdler HIGH JUMP-Both Andrew Rollins and Cliff Moore, a senior and junior respectively, leaped high in the high jump BROAD JUMP-This was Gregg Kohrs specialty; he was state champion in two successive years 100-lsaac Welch and Tim were a fleet-footed pair in the 100 220-Bond also was a 220 man and improved each heat in which he competed RELAY TEAMS-It was composed of Cliff Guild, Kohrs, Jim Nagel, Bond, and Tom Hawkins. The 880 Team was a consistent winner. T J's Winning Form Varsity Cagers Were Spirited Competitors The 66-67 Yellowjacket cage season was a season of rebuilding. This year's basketball team consisted of six seniors, eight junio_rs, and one sophomore . Although the team had a 3-15 record they improved every game. Going into the final three games the varsity had not won a game. However, they showed their vast improvement by successfully defeating Lewis Central, No rth and Bishop Ryan . The team showed plenty of spirit throughout the long, ha rd season. The team members were good sportsman and quick learners. Next year Coach Davis hopes to better the team's record with some capable sophomores and jun iors coming up. I I I First Row L. to R.: J. Floyd, T. Arnold, D. DeBar, G. Gamblin. Second Row: D. Horner, D. Madden, B. Kern, J. Morgan, R. Johnson. Third Row: Student Mgr-C. Conkling, B. Hagood, J. Kinsel, F. Mann, C. Moore. Opponents 48 54 .......... Rummel 76 82. . . . . . . . . . . Benson 52 78 .. ... ......... AL 73 77. . . . . . . . . . . . Burke 43 62 . . ....... Bellevue 49 78. . . . . . . . . . . Central 48 65 .......... Manning 59 70. . . . . . . . Boystown 59 74 ........ St. Alberts 48 94..... . . . . . . . Prep 50 55 ... . ...... Atlantic 53 75. . . . . . . . . Westside 47 68 . ...... . .... . Tech 77 59. . . . . . Lewis Central 45 60 ...... .. .... South 72 53. ...... .... . North 60 68 .... ...... . .. . AL 70 62 ... ....... . .. Ryan 74 81 . . .. .......... AL II 2 Season Final Totals NAME PTS. F.G. % F.T. /'o FOULS REBS TO* QP** Cliff Moore 246 89-202 45% 68-112 61~~ 66 168 43 69 James Floyd 122 45-124 36/'0 32-45 71% 28 38 41 54 Denny Horner 205 74-168 44% 57-83 78% 53 87 63 65 Denny Madden 120 47-138 34% 26-39 67% 46 38 54 68 Bob Kern 102 34-l l l 31% 34-51 68% 39 82 50 57 Jim Morgan 54 18-52 35% 18-28 66% 23 39 17 45 Greg Gamblin 26 80-26 30% 10-14 70% 12 4 16 24 Dave DeBar 24 9-42 21% 6-14 42% • 26 25 24 35 I Bill Hagood 23 7-25 28/'0 9-11 81% 8 11 3 14 Tim Arnold 22 5-20 25/'0 12-19 60°;~ 22 19 18 29 John Kinsel 17 6-19 31% 5-8 63% 2 7 3 16 Roger Johnson 17 7-18 38°/o 3-8 37/'0 2 19 2 16 Hal Collett 17 7-24 29% 3-l l 27% 16 43 12 26 Ken Petersen 17 5-l l 45/'0 7-8 88% 2 14 2 6 Frank Mann 16 6-19 31°/o 4-8 50/'0 13 14 4 14 TEAM TOTALS 1026 367-999 36% 194-459 63% 358 608 352 528 *Turnovers **Quarters Played With the ball enroute to the hoop the Jackets fight for position. 114 First Row, L. to R.: D. Witt, K. Petersen, T. Arnold. Second Row, L. to R.: J. Floyd, T. Thomas, A Vincent, B. Lovell. Third Row, L. to R.: T. Dreager, R. Appel, S. lovercheck, H. Collett, C. Solomon. The Jayvees finished with a 9-8 basketball record and top jayvee team in the city. With only three juniors, the jayvees worked chiefly with sophomores in the new rebuilding program. Top scorers were Al TJ Vincent, Kendall Petersen, and Terry Thomas with Opponents 159, 148, and 105 points respectively. 24 41 ............. Rummel 48 45 . . ............ A. L. 36 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . Bellevue 49 28 . . . . . . . . . . . . Manning 51 39 ...... . .. . St. Alberts 37 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atlantic 25 42 . .... .......... Tech 50 56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South 53 45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. L. 67 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Benson 54 49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burke 46 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Central •19 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . Boystown 32 65 . ... .. ... ..... .. Prep 55 48 . . . . . . . . . . . . Westside 73 6 1 .. ..... .. ... . . North Hal Collett sna res rebound against Rummel. 52 45 . ... . . .... .... .. Ryan First Row, L. to R.: R. Rine, B. Spitzangle, B. Quandt. Second Row, J. Breshers, B. Kjar, A. Vaugniaux, M. Ryder. Sophomores Show Promise This year's sophomore basketball team ended the season with a five win-eight loss record. They had trouble midway through the season but finished with a three game victory spree. There were several reasons for a losing season, first is the provision of the Tee Jay rebuilding program. Second, there was a lack of sophomore participation. Last, Tee Jay had a small team to build a nucleus around. Top players for the team were Bob Quandt, Alan Vaugniaux, and Jim Breshers. T .J. 31 51 39 54 55 30 46 37 42 54 53 58 49 Opponents 37 ............ Rumme l 43 . . . . . . . . . . • . . . South 52 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Central 38 .......... .. .. Burke 61 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tech 57 . . . . . . . . . . . . Westside 52 .... ........ ... Ryan 75 ................. AL 62 . ............. Benson 68 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North 40 . . . . . . . . Lewis Central 49 ............ Bellevue 48 .... .. ....... . .. Prep 115 First Row L. to R.: J. Knouse, G. Yopp, D. Mulvania, B. Doughman. Second Row: G. Gage, G. Ives, E. Lawton, J. Gibler. Third Row: Coach Bryant, J. Peterson, S. Hoke, T. Garrean, M. Goldenburg. Wrestlers Finish 12th The TeeJay wrestling squad had a 6-5 season. Though it was a seemingly average season the record is misleading. The grapplers started out well by trouncing Rummel 45-0. After a few rugged contests the Yellowjackets progressed to form known in previous years. The team then prepared for state competition by sending Maurice Goldenburg, Bob Doughman, Bob Bristo, Don Mulvania, Estes Lawton, Gary Ives, and Joe Gibler to the sectional meet. Of these, Joe Gibler, Gary Ives, and Bob Doughman went to the state meet. There, Bob Doughman captured second place in 112 lb. weight. The team finished with a respectable 12th place. 116 . In 21 34 27 13 30 17 32 38 17 12 State Opponents 0 ... . .. Rummel 23 . . . . .... . Ryan 17 .. .. . Boys town 16 . .. . .... North 30 . .. . .. Westside 16 ...... . . Prep 21 .. . . . . Be llevue l l ........ Benson 12 . . . . . . . . Central 22 . ........ .. AL 34 . ... . .. .. Tech Seniors Coach Bryant informs listeners about the Girl's Wrestling Auxil iary. BOB DOUGHMAN-112 wt. First Sectional First District Second State JOE GIBLER-145 wt. Second Sectional Second District State Meet Contestant DON MULVANIA-112 wt. Second Sectional Third District Receive Awards Mr. Bennings, Omaha University wrestling coach, was a guest speaker. GARY IVES-133 wt. First Sectional Second District State Meet Contestant ESTES LAWTON-138 wt. Second North Invitational Third Metro Tourney First Sectional MAURICE GOLDENBURG-Heavyweight Second Sectional STEVE HOKE-165 wt. First Sectional Mr. Hunter gave a few wrestling pointers. 117 First Row, L. to R.: D. Buchanan, D. Hourigan, L. Thomas, B. Bristo, H. Briggs, B. Anfinson . Second Row: M. Zimme rman, B. Cox, B. Petry, M. Gibson, M. Nurton, D. Toman, N. Evans. Third Row : Coach Robinson, W. Walke r, G. Le ptien, D. Galle, F. Daub, J. Tomford, S. Dohe, M. Krivokucha. J.V. Wrestlers Place First . 1n Metro The Junior Varsity Wrestling squad, consisting of 14 sophomores, repeated as Metro league champs this year. They finished with an outstanding l l-l record, scoring a total of 408 points or an average of 34 points per match . Excluding their loss, a 24- 22 defeat to AL, the rugged grapplers had no tough Mike Krivokucha drives Be ll evue w restl e r to the mat. matches. The Jayvees were also tourney champs in the T. J. tournament w ith Greg Gage coming through as the tournament's outstanding wrestler at 127 pounds. The team, led by co-captains Mike Zimmerman and Ward Walker, voted Dennis Hourigan as outstanding wrestler. Rummel 37 l l Ryan 25 18 Boys town 39 9 North 32 l l .. Westside 43 3 Prep 34 6 Bellevue 40 8 Benson 51 3 Central 22 AL 45 5 Tech Gymn·asts Show Improvement First Row, L. To R.: J. Ives, M. Jones, B. Lambert, B. King, J. Hotchkiss, H. Bellows, Second Row: B. Hefferman, K. Still, J. Conner, R. Allen, R. Farris, Third Row: Coach Simms, D. Mathews, W. LeRette, S. Ronk, J. Weddle, J. Trimmer. The gymnastics team ended the '66-67 season with 3-4 dual meet record. This was an improvement over last year's 2-7 marking. The gymnasts also held a triangular, hosting A.L. and defending state champion, Marshalltown. Leaders for the gymnasts were John Ives, who John Ives demonstrates form on the sidehorse. scored 120 points, mainly on the rings; Mike Jones, a versatile free exercise man with 79 points; and Jeff Conner, a junior trampolinist with 67 points. The gymnasts will have eight returning lettermen. T.J. 431/2 64 561/2 52 551/2 • . . . . . . . Westside 71 .......... North 681/2 46 ... .. ... . . . Prep ...... .. ... Tech 551/2 ... .. ..... . Ryan 60 . . . . . . . . . . A. L. 119 120 Swimmers Set School Records first Row, L. to R.: T. Hawkins, B. Prieto, R. Garrison, R. Abraham, B. Schomburg. Second Row: J. All en, D. Oshlo, N. J ensen, M. Be rgantzel, B. Giles, Coach Jerome. Third Row: M. Hennings, B. Wilson, R. Fernley, R. Unde rwood, S. Garrison, D. Clayton This years' swimming team worked hard throughout the season. Although they had no wins and thirteen losses, several school records were set. Bill Prieto, Bruce Schomberg, Doug Oshlo, and Rick Underwood each set individual records in their events. Records were al so set by the 200-yard medley relay team and the 400-yard free style relay team. Depending on new members and a few returning juniors, the team hopes to have more wins next year. Tom Hawkins pushes hard al the district meet. 7 15 28 17 30 33 13 9 33 20 21 ...... Westside . . . . . . . . . Ryan 86 . . ... . .... North 79 .......... Prep 58 . . . . . . . . . . Tech 77 ... . . ... . . South 65 . . . . . . ...... AL .... ... . Rummei 82 .. . . .. . Bellevue 79 .. . .. ... .. Burke 50 ... . . . . . .. Tech . .... . ... Bryan .... . . .. Benson Golf T earn Returns Six Starters Starting on the golf team were MIKE CARLSON .... ..... . .. ....•. . .. . #1 man ROD APPEL • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #2 man GAIL ANDERSEN . .. . .. .. ..•• .... . . .... #3 man RICH CLARK ....•...•.......... ...... . #4 man JIM MINOR . .... . .... . .. • . . ..... • . .'. #5 man STEVE HAAK • • . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . #6 man This year's golf team ended the season with a fairly good record. The team got off to a fine start by defeating the newly formed St. Alberts golf team, but ran into trouble with the tougher Metro League competition. The team went to Red Oak to compete in the invitational. golf tournament there. They finished seventh out of ten teams competing. With all juniors and sophomores on the team this year, Coach Capel hopes to have a better record next spring. 121 122 First Row, L. to R.: K. Walker, P. O'Hara, C. Lauver, T. Thomas. Second Row: A. Gabrie lli, T. Arnold, T. Arnold, D. Madden. Third Row: T. Lancia!, C. Rosenbaugh, S. Hough, P. Plummer, B. Cody. Net T earn Finishes 2nd Tee Jay's net team finished second in their division of the Metro League for the second straight year. Foreign exchange student Armando Gabrielli aided the team greatly and competed in the state tournament. Next year's hopes rely on five returning starters. 5 3 4 4 3 3 2 4 4 4 5 2 2 2 3 .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . D. M. Lincoln D. M. East . . .. . . . . AL. South Bellevue . . Westside . . .. . . North .. . . . . Prep . . Tech .. Ryan . . . . . . Rummel First Row, L-R: L. Mensching, D. Witt, D. DeBar, T. Ferrin, P. Shadden. Second Row: L. Lemaste r, A. Vincent, L. Breshers, C. Midkiff, L. Jung, M. Paulson . Third Row, L. to R.: Coach Davis, S. Hoke, D. Thomas, J. Kinsel, R. Johnson, R. Adams, B. Ke rn. - Baseball Team Wins TJ Opponents First Metro League 16 4 . . D. M . Dow ling 6 2 . ..... Lincoln SE History 9 6 .. ..... Central Title In C.B. 3 0 ... .. Boystow n· 7 6 . .... . Wests ide 16 2 ..... ... . Tech 5 4 ... .. ... . Ryan ·2 3 .. . . .. .. . Prep 10 7 . .... ... South 4 2 .. .... .. Burke 5 3 ... ..... ... AL (5 inn) 10 0 .. Panama Port (6 inn) 12 0 . .. . .. SC Leeds (6 inn) l l ... - . Sioux Val. 0 . ..... . Norway 0 ... ..... North l 0 ...... Bellevue 7 0 ...... Ru mmel 3 2 .. ......... AL 7 5 .. . . .. . Benson 3 0 Granvi lle-Spa id. 123 124 Coach Davis instructs runners to hold up at second. Shortstop Lloyd Breshers engulfs pop-up. Baseball T earn Captures Metro Crown; Top Choice For Spring Repeat Senior Dan Thomas shows form that led T J to state. J.V.'s Have Successful Season First Row, L. to R.: Vuagniaux, R. Wilmoth, J. Morgan, D. Koger, J. Breshe rs. Second Row, J. Conner, D. Smith, B. Heffernan, G. Kinse l, B. Quandt, B. Spitznagle. Tee Jay's junior varsity baseball team ended the season with much success and an 11-4 record. Much time and a great deal of hard work enabled Tee Jay to score high against many of their opponents. With the experience gained this year Coach Bill Davis expects to have a better season next year. l . 6 24 3 11 6 5 l l 4 20 6 10 3 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bryan 4 . . . . . . . . . Lincoln S.E. 2 ............. Central ........ .. . .... Tech 2 ..... .. . . . . ..... A.L. 3 ...... ... . .. . .Benson . . . . . . . . . . . . . Central . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prep 2 . . . .... . ... . .. . . A.L. 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North 0 ...... .... ... .. Tech l ........... . Bellevue 9 ... . .. . .... . Westside 8 ....... .. . Bishop Ryan 0 .......... . . Westside 125 126 FRANCES ETTLEMAN Girl's Basketball Rebounds For Third Year With a 3-7 record this year, the Tee Jay girl's basketball team was runnerup in the consolation bracket for the third year in a row in the Midwest AAU Tournament. This was their third year in the Omaha league and their fifth in the AAU . All games were played at Lewis and Clark Junior High in Omaha. Outstanding girls during the year were junior Mary Bolte who won the free-throw contest and sophomore Lynette O'Daniel who was Tee Jay's candidate for the Queen of the AAU Tourney. KATHY MANDOLFO First Row, L. to R.: L. Luchen, T. Schrader. Second Row: S. Waugh, W. Holden, P. Frieze. Third Row: L. Waugh, K. Vaughn, B. Betts, K. Mandolfo, Coach Donna Balzer. Fourth Row: M. Bolte, F. Ettleman, N. Allen, D. Bamford, V. Hall. First Row. L. to R.: N. Gibson, E. Walker, R. DeSantiago, N. Bonar, P. Campbell. Second Row: K. Vaughn, J. Wray, l. Luchen, C. Mandolfo, F. Ettlemen, l. McCrander. Girls'- Track Team Shows Promise .· Top runners were: L. to R.: Rita DeSantiago, Linda Luchen, and Cathy Mandolfo. While only in its second year, Coach Ernest Robinson's young track team showed a lot of promise. They had one entry, Rita DeSantiago, in the Junior Women's Olympics. Returning runners this year were senior Cathy Mandolfo and juniors Lin'da Luchen and Francis Ettleman. Eight sophomores helped to round out the team. RITA DeSANTIAGO 127 128 Varsity Golfers consisted of: First Row, L. to R.: D. Smith, C. Smith, C. Sanders, C. Arndt. Second Row: T. Mark, L. Lydon. Third Row: B. Parks, A. Conaway. Girls' golf swung through their third year at Tee Jay under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sally Kelker. Top three steady contenders this year were senior Debby Smith and juniors Trudy Mark and Carla Arndt. The team consisted of four seniors, seven juniors, and eight sophomores. With these prospects the golf team has a bright outlook for next year. Not pictured here are Diana Fidone, Laura Waugh, and Karla Beu. Rounding out the squad were: First Row, L. to R.: D: Williamson, J. Howland. Second Row: L. Hurd, G. Coffman. Third Row: P. Hurley, R. Arnold. Fourth Row: G. Culek, S. Brandt. Girls' Golf Swings Through Another Season First Row, l. to R.: l. O 'Doniel, B. Probst, P. Davis, C. Baer, K. Maher, M. Conboy. Second Row: M. Brabec, . N. Allen, D. Nelson, D. Bamford. J. Tysor. Tennis champions Cheryl Baer, Pam Davis, Debbie Bamford, and Lynette O'Doniel display their trophy. Girls' Tennis Has Winning Season The girls' winning tennis team showed a lot of competitive spirit and hard work. The team, composed of all underclassmen, had a very respectable record. Sophomores Pam Davis and Cheryl Baer teamed up to take the district doubles title. Juniors who showed a lot of promise for next year were Mary Conboy, Kathy Maher, Ma rta Brabec and Janice Tysor. 129 CLASSES • • 131 • I Classes themselves are on the move. Having six periods a day limited the number of subjects a student could take. This year with the new addition, the rooms are farther apart, leaving less time to travel the halls. New methods of classroom organization and instruction brighten the weeks from September to June. SOPHOMORES • , Being "on the move" was new to Sophomores. The building was so big and tardy bells rang too soon . High school meant many classes in all parts of the building, new and d ifferent activities and g ames to keep them going strong. By the end of the year, Sophomores lea rned the pace of high school and were ready to move up. 132 L. to R.: Dave Mathews, Mike Ryder, Dan Smith, and Hal Collett Sophomore Class Officers President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike RyderVice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hal CollettSecretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Mathews Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Smith Mrs. Janet WilkeMrs. Darlene Sales Sponsors Mrs. Constance Garry Mr. Tom Vincent Mr. Ernest Robinson 133 Achenbaugh, Mark Ackerman, Janet Adams, Ronald - Allan, Robert Allen, Nancy Allen, Rodger ......- Allmon, Bob Alsman, Sherrie Amiotte, Jean Anderson, Doug Geometry proved hardest Sophomore subject. 134 Applegate, Carol Applegate, David Armstrong, Sheila Arnold, Diana Arnold, RubyBaer, Cheryl ./' Baker, Colleen Baker, Mark Bamford, Deborah Barber, Karen Barnes, J acquie Barnes, Pam Barter, Bonnie Beasley, Bill Beckman, Dave Be lt, Deana Belt, Willard Bennett, Linda Berkheimer, Donald Berry, Billie v Most sophomores, such as Bill Roth, go through the torture of proving problems. Bogardus, Kent Bolte, Murleen Bonar, Nancy Booton, Gary Boyle, Wayne Bradford, Cheryle Brandt, Susan Brayton, Jim Brazeal, Renee Breshers, Jim Brewer, Ken Brockman, Judy Brown, Carol Brown, Rose Bruner, Kathy Belt, Dennis Bessey, Brenda Betts, Connie Beu, Karla Bird, Sue Blanchard, Duane Blaney, Denise Bliss, Dennis - 135 136 Claussen, Linnea Clevenger, Darrell Cody, Bob Coffman, Ginger Collett, Hal ~ Colwell, Kathy Cook, J an ice Cox, Bob Bryant, Connie Buchanan, David Buc.k, Je rry Burgstrum, Deanna ./ Burke, Debbie Burke, Pat Campbell, Karen Cam.pbell, Patsy Capron, Kathleen Cerveny, James Chambers, Dan Childers, Cherlyn Christensen, Janet Christen,.en, Ricki Clark, Vicki Georgia Culek showed her dancing skill in the roadshow. Croghan, Mary v Croson, Mike ./ Cross, Doris ./ Culek, Georgia;_ Culjat, Mike I/ Daboll, Lori Darrington, Kathy Daub, Frankv" Daugherty, Connie Davis, Pam Deal, Glenda DeSantiago, Kay DeSantiago, Rita Dick, Cathie Dick, Ray Dietz, Donna Dingman, Pat Dofner, Charlene Doty, Lynne ../" Doucette, Helena High School provided talent opportunities Dougherty, Kathleen Dreager, Nancy Dryak, David ./ Dunaway, Linda Durick, Diane Dye, Roger Eckes, Bob Edie, Karen Edie, Linda Ehrenbe rg, Cynthia 137 138 Eledge, David Ellerbeck, William Elliott, Mary Epperson, Sharon Espinosa, George - Evans, Craig Evans, Nancy Faris, Kathy V Fernley, Jann - Fezette, Janet Some classes required a lot of listening Fidone, JoAnn File, Kathy Fillebeck, Frank Fitz, April Flanagan, Steve Flannery, Sharon Flink, Carol Folkerts, Karen Foote, Darrella Foote, Sandra Forbes, Andrew Forsythe, Leslie - Foster, Alfred Foust, Billie Franks, Mike Friedrich, Sandy Frieze, Patty Funk, Rebecca Gage, GregGaines, Clyde Jan Fernley and Billie Probst concentrate on what the teacher is saying. Gochenour, Debbie Grap, Gayle Grau, Sue Guild, Calvin Guild, Clifford ~ Guild, Mike Gundlach, Jerry Haack, Steven Hadlund, Richard Hagerman, Vi,ginia Hamilton, Patricia Hand, John Hansen, JoAnn Hansen, Kristie Harbold, Carolyn Gardner, Peg Gates, Dale Gibbons, Sheila Gibbs, Pamela Gibson, Nancy Gillespie, Sandy Gilmore; Cathy Globe, Cheryl 139 140 Holden, Wend ie Homan, Bruce Hon ig, J ackie Hotchkiss, Mark - Hough, Steve ../ Hourigan, Dennis Howard, Renee How land, Joslyn Hardi man, Steve .i-<' Harkins, Richa rd Harm, Pame la Harris, J acq ue line - Hawkins, Richard Havekast, Cheryl Haynie, Connie Heffe rnan, Bob - Hende rson, Arthea Henselin, Judith Hester, Li nda Hicks, Lindi Hielen, De nnis Hoden, Patricia Hodg es, Joann Mr. Fande rs, and Mr. Kafka cheer at pe p ra lly before big game. Humphrey, Susan Hunt, Geneva Hunt, Margaret Hupp, Alan Hurd, .Lou Ann - Hutchison, Mary Hyde, Linda Jackson, Terry Jenkins, Charles Johnson, Carol Johnson, David Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Sharon Johnston, Linda Johnston, Phillip Jones, Evelyn Jones, Jennifer Jones, Paulette Jones, Rosemarie Katzenstein, Frank Sophomores saw teachers . 1n a new light. Keller, Merle Kennett, Eva Kinnaman, Eleanor Kinsel, Gary Kirby, Dorie Kirchhoff, Julene Kjar, Brian Klefstad, Kaye - Klement, Vickie Knauss, Bonnie 141 Talent 142 Koebel, Ron Koger, Mike Kroger, Helen Kunik, Harvey Lamphier, Bill Lee, Kenneth Lee, Pat Lee, Roberta Lehmer, David Leptien, Gary . 1n some student's skills was furthered LeRette, Marty Lewellen, Peggy ./" Lindahl, Linda Linehan, Danny Linehan, Mike Lorenzen, Julie Lovell, William Ludwick, Don .Lyons, Mary Mabbitt, Martha Mace , Maurice Macrander, Laura Maddy, Cynthia Magneson, Steve Mahan, Earl Mahan, Kay Manz, Ronald Maron, Gaylee Marr, Rossell Mathews, Dave Leana Vuagniaux sews on a spring dress in Homem.eklng 4. Morrison, Linda Mortensen, Gwen Mortensen, Jon Mortimer, Robyn Moser, Mavis V Moss, Jan Myers, Margaret Myers, Robert McCallum, Jack McClary, Joseph Mcintosh, Ruth McKenzie, Julia Nelson, Beverly Nelson, DeeDee Nelson, John Mathison, Clark Martin, Linda Mauer, Darce Midkiff, Charlie - Millard, Debbie Minor, Jim Montgomery, Gloria Moon, Linda \43 144 Parker, Alice Peck, Gregory Pedersen, Rozanne Petersen, Jerry Peterson, Debra Peterson, Lori Petry, Bob Phillips, Dennis Nemecek, Jan - Nesbitt, Jerry Newbe rry, Nancy Nightse r, Mark Nilius, Sharon Nixon, Susette Nuno, Carme n Nuzum, Judy Nuzum, Patricia O'f}rien, Dennis O'Dell, Carline O'Doniel, Lynette O'Neill, John Page, Julie Parish, Rita Sophomore minds were busy in one of those very ra re speech class study halls. Piekkola, Michael Pitt, Terry v' Points, Janet Points, Martr Polak, Kathy Potts, Janet Poulson, Joe Price, Ed Priest, Teri Probst, Billie - Ragland, Roger Re illy, Kenneth Rehfeldt, Ginny Reynolds, Marilynn Rhoades, Gene Rhodes, Lloyd Rice, Bud Richards, Linda Riley, Juanita Rine, Ric 'll" Sophomores learned the art of speaking Robinson, Ernie Rockwell, Roger Rollins, Jeanna Rollins, Victor Ronk, Steven Roth, Glen Roth, Gl enda Roush, Patricia Ryan, Dennis Ryder, Mike145 146 Sanders, Donald Schafer, Randy Schroeder, Lynette Schuerman, Mary Schuppan, Dixie Schwager, Karen Shadley, John Shank, Rosemary Shannon, Jackie Sharp, Kathy Practice sets made hard work. Shavin, Clyde Shestak, Marilou Shively, Maureen Short, Eugene Sieburg, Kathy Sirian, Nick Slack, Karen Smartt, Wayne Smith, Connie Smith, Dan Smith, Dennis Smith, Larry Smith, Richard Smith, Sandra - Snipes, Daryl Spane!, Alberta, _ ..I Spitznagle, RobenySpracklin, Robert Spradley, Judy Stacy, Larry • Bookkeeping kept sophomore minds full of numbers. Tabor, Debbie Taylor, LuAnn Tellander, Byron Thomas, Judy Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Frank Thompson, Jeannette Tilley, Susan Toman, Dennis Tomes, luevezia Tomford, Joel Tomford, Sarah Trimmer, Jack Tyson, Bill Ulrich, Cheryl Stanford, Debbie Staniford, Paul Stansberry, Stacy Steinke, Jerry Stephens, Stephanie Steppuhn, Cindy Stoker, Sally Stuart, Liz 147 148 Walton, Judith Ward, Steve Warford, Renee Waugh, Susan Weare, Susan Webster, Sharon Weddle, Jim Weidman, Connie Upd ike, Judy Vande rloo, Karol VanPelt, Gloria VanRoy, Timothy Vaughn, Kathy Vermue le, Charles Vice, Linda Vince nt, Alfred Vogel, Diana Vuagniaux, Alan Vuagniaux, Leana Wagner, Nancy Walker, Eileen Walker, Gene Walker, Pamella Playing at games and marching on the field were new to sophomores. White, Linda White, Mike White, Ray Wick, Tom Wiepert, Elaine Willey, Teresa Williamson, Debbie Williams, Jayne Wilson, Jackie Wilson, Jeanne Wilson, Larry Wiskus, Ben Withem, Louise Wolken, Rebecca Wood, George Worth, Ila Wray, Jody _ Wright, Edward Wylie, Marilyn Young, Barbara Sophomores show cooking talent. Youngs, Chuck Zuhlke, Marilyn Quandt, Robert Karen Campbell, Joann Hodge, Debbie Gochenour, and Becky Wolken show their Homemak ing projects. 149 JUNIORS - 150 - "On the move" for Juniors meant lots of hard work trying to keep up grades. Juniors began to take a new and higher position in school affairs. Planning the JuniorSenior Prom kept many of the Juniors going. There were all the tests to prepare for college. Then came the time when they were now ready to move up to the big thing-being Seniors! L. to R.: Craig Conkling, Roge r Johnson, Trudy Ma rk, and Tim Arnold Junior Class Officers President ........................ : Roger Johnson Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Craig Conkl ing Secretary ............................ Trudy Mark Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Arnold Mrs. Louise Kramer Miss Greta Asche Sponsors Miss Mary Concann.on Mr. Dennis Eitman Mr. Al Crumly 151 152 Study became harder the Junior year. Abbot, Sandra Abraham, Russ Achenbaugh, Marcia Ackerman, Sharon Acord, Dave Adamson, Connie Ahrens, Kay Akins, Phyllis Albert, Susan Allen, Randy Allison, Donna Ande rson, Camilla Anderson, Gail Anfinson, Biil Appel, Rod Arnold, Tim Arnold, Tom Arndt, Carla Arvidspn, Joan Atwe ll, John Auit, Sharon Bain, Mike Baker, Shirley Barrier, Michael Ba xte r, Ke n Beck, Susan Bened ict, Bill Be rgantze l, Michael Betts, Rebecca Bloom, Kathleen Junior Dave Accord w orks on one of his geometry problems. Bloom, Paulette Boe, Janet Bohlen, Jerry Bolte, Mary Bonar, Dave Bothwell, Pam Bott, Laura Bowser, Dick Brabec, Marta Bradley, Ann Briley, Linda Brockman, Tina Brooks, Charles Brooks, Virginia Brotherton, Lorene Brown, Janet Brown, Terry Burbeck, .Denny Burkey, Susan Butterfield, Gene Words we re a really big problem for Terry Ferrin as is very obvious. 153 154 Caffery, Larry Campbell, Peggy Capron, Bruce Carey, Ellen Carlson, Angie Carlson, Mike Carrell, Judy Chambers, Kathryn Childs, Vicky Christe nsen, Adeline Christensen, Kris Clark, Alice Clark, Candy Clark, Coralee Clark, Dennis Clayton, Doug Clevenger, Dan Clinkenbeard, Noreen Collier, Bruce Conaway, Janie Kitty Koch, Terry Ferrin and Phyllis Akins enjoyed the Twirp Dance. Conboy, Mary Conkling, Craig Conner, Jeff Cook, Sharon Coppock, Jay Core, Jim Costello, Donna Curry, Patricia Davis, Kirk DeBar, Dave Dehart, Michael Delashmutt, Russell Demoret, Phyllis Diamond, Cheryl Dishong, Gloria Donahoo, Raymond Downing, Virgil Dreager, Tim Dyson, Steve Edie, Judy Ellis, Mark Englund, Kenny Ethington, Chester Evans, Neal Feekin, Janice Feekin, Lynnette Fernley, Ron Ferrin, Terry Farris, Rex Ferryman, Ann Juniors get into the swing of activities. 155 156 Juniors learn skills needed for future jobs. Fienhold, Michael Filkins, Ron Fink, Kathy Flann e ry, James Flegg, Daniel Forcade, Nancy Fowler, John France, Claude Franks, Dan Frey, Donn a Fronk, Ca rol Fullington, Elle n Foutch, Carl Galle, Dwain Gardner, Tom Garrisc..1, Steve Gibson, Michae l Gilbe rt, Francis Giles, William Gilfillan, Lyl e Gill, Karen Globe , Matt Gottbrecht, Georgia Grap, Che ryl Grau, Donita Graves, Nella Gravitt, Alta Griffin, Marsha Gryskiewicz, Robert Hack, Linda Bruce Schomburg draw s on house blueprint in dr afting class. Hager, Jane Hall, Victoria Hanafan, Barb Hannon, Barbara Hansen, Debbie Hansen, Kathy Hansen, Sheila Hanslip, Avalena Hartman, Jo Ann Harvey, Ken Havranek, Timothy Hawkins, Mike Hazen, Kathy Head, Wayne Heckerman, Jim Heineman, Sharen Henley, Mitch Heywood, James Hicks, Beverly Hill, Fred 157 158 Hines, Karen Holden, Pam Holding, Clifford Horner, Pam Humlicek, Anna Hunt, Judy Hunt, Roberta Hunter, Shirley Hurley, Pat Hutchinson, Cathie Iden, Paula Ives, Diane Marie Ives, Diane Rae Jackson,. Jesse Jackson, Ronnie Jager, Betti Jensen, Howard Jensen, Larry Jensen, Norman Johnson, Gary One of the many activities in boys' gym was exercise. Johnson, Gary Johnson, Linda Johnson, Roger Johnston, Brad Jolliff, Rick Jone s, Mike Jung, Kathy Jung, La rry Kaufman, William Ke lle r, Vicki e Ke llogg, Cynthia Kenyon, Kathy Kern, Bob Kilpatrick, Glen King, Carol King, Janice Kinne, Diana Kinney, Roger Kinsel, John Kl ement, Gl enna Knous e , Jack Knutson, Doug Koch, Killy Koger, Don Kohl, Loie Kohrs, Kare n Konechy, He len Kramer, Russ Krenz, Rubert Krivokucha, Michael Physical fitness was needed to keep active. 159 160 Teachers helped students learn skills Kruse, Andrea Kruse, Bill Kunik, Michael La rsen, Roberta La uve r, Craig Lawre nce , Susan Le nhardt, Mi ke Le Rette, Roger Lewe ll en, Linda Lidge tt, Becky Line han, David Long, Sal ly Love rcheck, Steve Lusche n, Linda Lydon, Linda Ma bbitt, Jerry Mahe r, Kathy Mahoney, Roxa nn Mai ne, Jea nn ie Ma rk, Trudy Markey, James Marr, Michae l Marshall. John Maue r, Sheila Mensching, Jim Merk, Linda Me rk sick, Barbara Me rrill, Linda Middagh, Caroline Mill e r, Bon nie Mr. Schwarzkopf helps Clark Mathison in a vocational cl8ss. Miller, Janelle Milligan, Gary Minor, Jim Moore, Lawrence Morgan, Jim Moreno, Leo Mowery, Jack Mowery, Richard Mulvania, Terry Mumm, Don Myers, Patty McCallan, Dave McClelland, Leslee McKern, Mike McMaster, Rod McNulty, Nancy McTwiggan, Jim Nagel, Jim Nahach, Nick Negrete, Rita 161 162 Neill, Dave Nelson, Elena Nelson, Karen Nelson, Mike Neuman, Dianne Newman, Bill Nice, Robert Nixon, Gary Ni xon, Larry Norris, Peggy Nusser, Dennis O'Dell, Don O'Hara , Patrick Olsen, Virginia Oshlo, Doug Ossman, Cheryle Papaila, Dan Parrack, Bill Paulson, Marc Pe leska, Jodie Many tests such as ACT were given to Juniors to prepare for college. Pefferman, Steve Pendgraft, Gary Pete rs en, Gary Petersen, Henry Petersen, Ken Petersen, Susie Peterson, Bobbie Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Del Phill ips, Bruce Plantikow, Robert Plummer, Paul Plummer, Victoria Poffenbarger, Pat Pogge, De nny Powell, John Quandt, LaJune Reelfs, Richard Reese, Greg Reese, Judy Re id, Lee Ann Reid, Randy Re spe liers, Debby Rhodd, Joyce Richardson, Brenda Riche, Mike Rocha, Maggie Rolfe, Kathy Rosen baugh, Carl Rothe, Karen Juniors tested their mental skills by tests 163 164 Juniors took time off from hard study. Rothfus, Barry Saar, Gloria Sales, Linda Sande rs, Carole Sawyer, Betty Schelldorf, Art Sch ieffer, Kathy Schomburg, Bruce Schroder, Di ane Schroder, Doug Seaman, Debby Seaton, Susan Shamble n, Dick Shannon, Jim Sh annon, Mike Shepard, Mark She rlund, Bruce Skalbe rg, Terry Skinne r, Ruth Smith, Ba rry Smith, Bonnie Smith, Che ryl Smith, Connie Smith, Linda Smith, Mike Smith, Ro bert Sm ith, Roge r Smith, Sall y Solomon, Chuck Sorense n, Marlene Roger Johnson, Ron Filkins and Craig Lauver await the bell to change classes. ·Sortino, Kathy Spane!, Gary Spears, Joyce Spires, Lavonne Sprenger, Sylvia Specht, Evelyn Starr, Frances Starr, Steve Strong, Donna Strong, Frank Sturgeon, Dave Sullivan, Carolyn Teague, Doug Thomas, Joe Thomas, Terry Thompson, Aaron Thompson, Beverly Thompson, Walter Tighe, Tim Tobias, Juanita 165 166 Tolby, Shirley Toman, Cheryl Tompkins, Nancy Tribolet, Barbara Tysor, Janice Underwood, Ricky Vallier, Sherry Van Eaton, Judy Van Roy, Pam Vice, Richard Wagner, Dennis Walbridge, Elaine Wallace, Carl Wallace, Karen Ward, Donna Waugh, Janis Waugh, Larry Waugh, Laura Weatherill, Sally Welch, Greg Kathy Kenyon practices good listening in Miss Concannon's Junior English class. Wick, Danny Wiemerslage, Lorraine Wiemerslage, Myrtle Wilber, Glen Williams, Lynn Williams, Steve Withem, Sandy Witt, Dennis Wold, Wayne Wood, Linda Woodruff, Sharon Yearington, Diane Yeaton, Stanley Yopp, Garry Youngs, Kathy Zimmerman, Mike Zurek, William Juniors end year 1n fun! 167 SENIORS II I 168 "Being "on the move" had finally brought the Seniors to the top, and everything seemed to move fast toward the end. Games and activities were more exciting because all knew that these were the last to be seen together. Much of the Senior year was spent preparing for graduation, getting enough credits, Roadshow, Class Party at Fairmont, Banquet at Nasr's, Baccalaureate, and then Commencement. Now Seniors were ready to move to college or jobs. I L. to R.: Connie Larson, Judy Duke, Linda Kindberg, and DeAnne Hansen. Miss Mary Long Mrs. Sally Kelker Senior Class Officers President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Duke Vice President ...................... Linda Kindbe rg Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DeAnne Hansen Treasurer .... . ......... . ... . .... . . . Connie Larson Sponsors Mr. Charles Bryant Mr. Terry Wickert Miss Ka ren Jensen Mrs. Mary Daley 169 Acord, Craig Aldrich, Lois Allan, Linda All en, Jerry Almon, Bill Arch, Gale 170 Anderson, Marcia Axtell, Phyl iss Senior Linda Imler and Maureen Markuson search for class rooms in new building. Seniors were lost too! Andrews, Mary Annen, Jackie Barber, Linda Barlow, Kay Barton, Abbie Bates, Sharon Bates, Steve Batt, Steve Bauer, Dale Beaman, Jim Bellows, Harry Bensley, Judy Bergantzel, Carolyn Bergman, Connie Berkheimer, Laura Betchel, Don BeVirt, Jul e ne Birdsong, David Bittick, Madonna Bly, Phyllis 171 Bonar, Rob Bond, Tim Bowers, Sherri Bowman, Merrill Brabec, Bruce Brockman, Denny Brockman, Wendell Brokman, Larry Brooks, Ardith Brooks, Fred Brothe rton, Stanley Brouillette, Pat Brown, Donna Brown, Evon Brow n, Janet Brow n, Linda 172 Brown, Paul Brown, Sharon Burgess, Janet Burgstrum, Debby Homecoming brought first football victory. Home coming Queen Linda Kindbe rg pre pares for the par ade w ith Jun ior Trudy Ma rk. Brown, Warren Bryant, Bonnie Cain, ·Dennis Cain, Nona Calfee, Wanda Camp, Millard Campbe ll, Kathryn Canaday, Jim 173 Carman, Dena Carman, Lavern Carpenter, Julie Carroll, Debbie Carter, Judy Carter, Sandra Childers, Linda Christiansen, Greg 174 Bob Dike w orks on his blueprint in drafting class. Studies never slowed down. • Caruso, Linda Chaffee, Jeanne Clark, Sally Collett, Linda Comley, Richard Conaway, Alice Conner, Denny Corum, JoAnn Cowardin, Leslie Cure, Carol Danburg, Mike Darrington, Beverly Davis, Marjorie Davis, Sandy Dawson, Tonia DeHart, Janet DeTroy, Philip Dick, Nicholas Dickinson , Carol Dickinson, Christine 175 Dike, Robert Dishong, Edward Doughman, Darris Doughman, Bob Drake, Gloria Drake, Vickie Drie ve r, Larry Ives, Bill Duitman, Linda Duke, Judy Durick, Na ncy Dworak, Pat Edie, Terry Elliott, Vincent Eng le, Kenneth Etherton, Lynn 176 Evans, Eldon Falconer, Pat Fernley, Dennis Fidone, Diana Swinging Seniors added life to Roadshow. Pam Nelson models an outfit for the Altau fashion show in the Roadshow. Fazio, Suzan Fender, Rick Fielder, Donna Fienhold, Robert Foley, Donna Ford, Charles Forsythe, Craig Free r, Ron 177 Friedrich, Susie Fries, Dan Frieze, Connie Gabrielli, Armando Gallagher, Chet Gamblin, Gregory Ga rdne r, Willie Garges, Marcia 178 Senior girls learned the skill of archery in sixth pe riod gym class. Girls enjoyed many different activities Gard ner, Danial Gardner .Edward Garrean, Tim Garrison, Rod Geibert, Robert Gibbs, Evelyn Gibler, Ed Gibler, Joe Glacey, Margaret Godsey, Sandra Goldenberg, Maurice Goldsberry, Gerald Gottbrecht, Carla Gouker, Sharon Gray, Charette Grosvenor, Donna Gundlach, Theodore Hadden, Cheryl Hallberg, Christopher Hancock, Robe rt 179 Hansen, DeAnne Hansen, Patsy Hanson, Beth Hardesty, William Hardiman, Dave Harrill, Debbie. Harris, Joann Hawkins, Barbara Hawkins, Tom Hayes, Jeannie Head, David Head, Keith Heenan, Mike Heffe rnan, Suzan Hefl ey, Rhonda Hennings, Mike 180 Henry, JoEllen Herrick, Ron Hin_kel, Danny Hoke, Steve Seniors worked behind the scenes. Shirley White helps decorate Christmas tree for the Snowball dance. Hessman, Patricia Hill, Marlene Horner, Denny Hotchkiss, Joel Howard, Margaret Howland, Diane Hubbard, Abigail Humes, Trudy 181 Hunt, David Imler, Linda Ives, Gary Ives, John Jackson, Karen Johnson, Joe 182 Jager, Harold Johnson, Paula Denny Horner and James Floyd anxiously await a rebound in a Varsity game. Season turned brighter toward end. Johnson, Clyde Johnson, Diane Johnson, Sue Jones, Mike Katzenstein, William Keele, Corbin Keller, Sue Kelly, Kathleen Kennedy, Cindy Kern, Roger Kessler, Cheryl Kilgore, Larry Kindberg, Linda King, Bob King, Harlan King, Sharon Kinne, Vickie Kohrs, Gregg Lambert, Robert Larsen, Connie 183 Larsen, Harvey Lawless, Jack Lawton, Estes LeBaugh, Virginia Lee, Marsha Lee, Pam Lehmer, Ron LeMaster, Larry Lenhardt, Patricia Lindstrom, Chuck Livingston, Vaughn Loukota, Mary Maack, Robert Mace, Larry Madden, Denny Magneson, Judy 184 Mahan, Jackie Mandolfo, Cathy Markuson, Maureen Martin, Karen Not all classes were dull! Charlote Gray and Debbie Smith show the Wrong way for a secretary to dress! Mann, Frank Mann, Shari Matteson, Joanna - Mendoza, Art Mensching, Larry Milner, Mike Minor, Steven Minton, Janelle 185 Moore, Judy Moran, Judy Mulvania, Don Murphy, Helen Myklebust, Joel McCollum, Bruce Mcintosh, Dorothy Mcintosh, Judy !Sb Iowa Jun ior II Miss, DeAnne Hansen, practices on. her song routine. Top honors from Iowa Junior Miss . McDowell, William McGee, Richard • McMull en, Bev McTwiggan, Kathy • McTwiggan, George Nelson, Pam Nicholas, Joe Norton, Dennis O'Hara, Susan Olsen, Judy Oviatt, Jan Parks, Elizabeth Paulson, Steve Pearce, Marilyn Peck, Kathleen Pengraft, Charles Penry, Maureen Petersen, Conrad Petry, Ka thleen Phillips, Christine l 187 Phillips, Constance Pickrell, Virgil Pogue, Peggy Points, Tonya Prieto, Bill Pribyl, Gloria Purnell, Gloria Quandt, Judy Raschke, Wayne Rasmussen, Doug Ravenstein, Connie Reelfs, Rodger Reese, James Richardson, Cathy Riddle, Kathy Rine, Mike Robertson, Stacey Roberts, John Rollins, Andrew Ross, Mark to Twirp Week Pie Eating Champion A smile of relief come to Blaine Wolffe after he wins the pie-eating championship. Rockwell, Annette Ross, Susan Rohwer, Sandra Rounds, Edward Russell, Bill Russell, Don Ryan, Thomas Saathoff, Jeffrey 189 Sales, Donna Schafer, Connie Schendel, Peggy Schewe, Frank Schroder, Bruce Sellers, Pebble 190 Schwetz, Diane Sewell, Kathy Elaine Tews patiently waits while she is measured for caps and gowns. Seniors prepared for graduation Schuppan, Bobbie Schmitt, Marilyn Shannon, Carolyn Shannon, Dewayne Shanno, Larry Sheely, Kathy Shrader, Terri Sieburg, Jim Siefken, Jerry Sigler, Steve -Skaw, Marilyn Ski nner, Fred Smith, Debra Smith, John Smith, Mary Smith, Robert Smith, Susan Spane!, Ron Spelman, Linda Steinke, Jim 191 Steinke, John Stogdill, Patricia Stoker, Susan Strazdas, Linda Street, John Stukey, Michael Sturm, Mona Swisher, Patsy Tackett, Myra Tallman, Tom Taylor, Rodney Tewa, Elaine Thacker, Carol Thomas, Daniel Thomas, Leroy Thompson, Susan 192 I Thorson, Joyce Tisher, Cyndi Tracy, Thaymer Trimmer, Cathy Tyson, Mike As end neared Senior moods changed. Seniors realized that high school days were almost over. Vallier, Connie Tribolet, Kay VanBibber, Unda Vanderloo, Kim Wagner, Mary Waite, Mike Walker, Denise 193 Walker, Ken Walter, Vicki Ward, Nancy Washburn, Cinda Watkins, Rodney Waugh, Stephanie Wendt, Patricia White, Shirley 194 JoEllen Henry and Janet Brown sing selections from Sound G> f Music at the Dundee Theater. Seniors added to year end programs. Wehrli, Rick Wells, Linda Wilken, Mary Will iams, Don Wilson, Bridget Wilson, Daniel Wils.on, Flicsha Wilson, Janet Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Judy Wilson, Tim Wolff, Blaine Wood, Glen Woodford, Kathy Woods, John Wright, Arvey Yopp, Diana Young, Beckie Young, Kay Young, Tim 195 196 First Row, L. to R.: Diane Fidone, Carla Gottbrecht, Patsy Hansen, Julie Carpenter. Second Row: DeAnne Hansen, Marsha lee, J udy Olsen. Third Row: Leslie Cowardin, Christine Phillips, Judy Duke, Pat Hessman. Fourth Row: Doug Rasmussen, Joel Myklebust, Jack lawle ss. Gloria Purnell received the Betty Crocker Award based on a written test. She also was honored during Youth Appreciation We ek for respect for law. Top Fifteen Seniors Joel Myklebust and Julie Carpenter were honored for knowledge of citizenship and showing of outstanding qua lities of American Citizenship. Joel was also a National Merit Scholarship finalist. The Music Shop award was presented to Julie for he r unselfish se rvice to the Senior class. Distributive Education-: Donna Grosvenor Business EducationSandra Carter .. • • I f. • ' . Office EducationPatsy Swisher ' Outstanding At Senior Honors He len Murphy received a place setting of sterling silver for being the top ranking homemaking student. The Annual Senior Honor Day was held Tuesday, May 16, 1967. The top 10 per cent were honored and given gold medals for their achievement. Joel Mykelbust and Judy Olsen were honored as the boy and girl who rank highest scholastically in the class. Doug Rasmussen, Joel Myklebust, Bridget Wilson, and Vince Elliott were awarded scholarships for winning the High School Bowl Game. The Community Service award was presented to Judy Duke and Fred Brooks for knowledge of citizenship and outstanding qualities of American Citizenship. Doug Rasmussen was honored for participation in Hawkeye Boys State. Best performance in a leading role in school plays was given to Chet Gallagher and Abbie Barton. CLASS MOTTO Not the end, but the beginning CLASS FLOWER Daisy CLASS COLORS Navy & Yellow 197 Steve Hoke received the Best All Around Athlete award for sports For having the highest scholastic average Estes Lawton received participation. the Ross Schmidt Trophy. 198 Athletic Awards The Don Frame Trophy was presented to Denny Madden for outstanding competitor of the year. Gregg Kohrs received the Nelson Trophy for Best sportsmanshi p. Marsha lee. Judy Duke, and Judy Olsen were given the Margie Smith Hatcher Memorial ServiCe Award in music. Vocal Music Awards Janet Brown received the Rotary Award for best girl singer. Jim Steinke received the Walter Cassel Award for best boy singer. 199 200 A friendly smile is always seen from DeAnne. Iowa Junior Miss DeAnne's song and dance routine helped to win her title. DeAnne Hansen was chosen this year's Iowa Junior Miss from a group of eleven Iowa girls / in Spencer. Her title was won with her pleasing personality and her talent routine of "It's a Grand Old Flag." DeAnne also represented Iowa in Mobile, Alabama in the American Junior Miss Pageant.' A bus load of fellow students accom- r: panied her to Mobile. ~ DeAnne was also winner of the DAR award ~ given by the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution for Good Citizen for the current year because of her demonstration of dependability, leadership, service and patriotism. DeAnne and her mother prepare for their trip to Mobile, Alabama . ---- ---- ---~-- Nasr's in Omaha was the scene of this year's Senior Banquet. --- ARABIAN NIG-HTS Senior Class Banquet The theme of this year's Senior Banquet was Arabian Nights. It was held at Nasr's in Omaha and many attended. The class officers, Judy Duke, Linda Kindberg, DeAnne Hansen, and Connie Larsen told short stories and participated in the entertainment. Our "Flying Carpet Service" consisted of Ali Baba's Nectar, Roast Water Buffalo, Oasis Potatoes, Flowering Cacti, Sesame Rolls a nd olive Oil, and Genie's Surprise. Principal Bolton gave the grace. Other entertainment consisted of Feline Fantasies played by senior girl choir members, "Swahili Swami Who Nose All," and singing of "Stranger in Paradise" by Jim Steinke. The Banquet closed with the singing of the Alma Mate r by the 1967 Senior Class. 20 1 The Senior Class Party Was A Blur of . • • Lights • • • The Senior Class party was a fast-moving affair that kept everyone there swinging with the music of the PEOPLE. The party began with most of the boys down in the hills digging cars out of the snow, including that of the PEOPLE. But the "sloppy joes", potato chips, and pop served by Miss Karen Jensen and Mr. Robert Capel soon thawed everyone out enough to dance. Everyone there agreed that they had a "groovy" time. 202 Faces • • • Girls • • • The girls seemed to outnumber the boys. • • • Music • • • Dancing Denny Fernley, Denny Horner and Shari Mann cut loose to the sounds of the PEOPLE. One of the PEOPLE. • • • And Snow . One of the activities was digging cars out of the snow. 203 204 Mason City Bus Trip This big sign let everyone on the buses know that this was the place. Th is was only one of the many mad room scenes which took place at the Holiday Inn. May 22 and 23 for many students was spent on a bus trip to Mason City for the State Baseball Tournament. Buses were filled with fun, games, and catnaps all the way. Both days lunch was eaten in Ames where they actually asked all three buses to come back. At the game T J had the largest group of kids with about l 00. School spirit was really high but disappointment soon came with the l -0 loss to Norway, who gained State championship. The night was spent with late snacks, excursions to the bow ling alley, telephone calls, and 3 o'clock hoots by the second floor boys. The morning was spent lounging around the lovely heated swimming pool which wasn't filled . The trip back was a lot calmer than the other with many very tired kids. This year's Senior Skip Day was spent at DeSota Bend. Students enjoyed the day by swimming, picnicking, sunning, and just messing around . SENIOR SKIP DAY Desoto Bend 205 Invocation ... 206 BACCALAUREATE 1967 Sunday, May 28 Processional ... led in by senior class sponsor, Mary Ellen Long. ,J Reverend Clair Geibert Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Sermon •• • • ~~Not the End, But the Beginning'' Reverend Joseph Henry Hazel Dell Methodist Ch urch Recessional • • • and it's over. 207 COMMENCEMENT Presentation of diplomas Benediction • • • Reverend Henry D. Coulter, First Baptist Church Platform guests ... 209 ACORD, CRAIG Annual; Band; Signal AGUINIGA, BOB Jr. Red Cross; Print Club; VICA ALLAN, LINDA Musical; FHA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Girl's Glee ALLEN, JERRY Student Council; Basketball; Tennis; Art Club; Letterman's Club; Swimming ALLMON, BILL Landscaping ANDERSEN, MARCIA Jr. Red Cross; FHA; Pep Club ANDREWS, SANDY Print Club ANNIN, JACQUELINE National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross; All-School Play; FHA; FTA; Y-Teens; Band; Orchestra; Teenage Republicans ARCH, GALE Drill Team; Military Ball; Wrestling; All-School Play; Musical; Spanish Club; Roadshow; Thespians; Debate; Choir ARNDT, DENNIS Football; Wrestling; Baseball; Track; Letterman's Club AXTELL, PHYLISS National Honor Society; Pep Club BAKER, DALE Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Basketball; Spanish Club, VicePres.; MOI, Vice-Pre.s.; Teenage Republicans; Key Club; Safe Teens BARLOW, KAY Jr. Red Cross; Tennis; Musical; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee BARNES, PAT Jr. Red Cross; Library Club; Pep Club; Attendance Office BARTON, ABBIE National Honor Society; All-School Play; Tennis; Musical; French Club; GRA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Thespians; Choir; Girls' Glee BATES, SHARON Pep Club; Counseling Center; Office Education BA TES, STEVE Drill Team; Military Ball; Golf; Military Police BATT, STEVE Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; Rifle Team; Teenage Republicans; Swimming; VICA BAUER, DALE Military Ball; Roadshow BEAMAN, JAMES Jr. Red Cross 210 BELLOWS, HARRY Student Council; Gymnastics BENSLEY, JUDY Pep Club BERGANTZEL, CAROLYN Track; GRA; Pep Club; MOI; BERGMAN, CONNIE Library Club; Pep Club BERKHEIMER, LAURA Pep Club; Office Education BeVIRT, JULENE Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Altau, Sgt. at Arms; Spanish Club, Pres.; Pep Club; Signal; Girls' Wrestling Aux.; Young Demos BIRDSONG, DAVID Band; Choir; Boys' Glee BITTICK, MADONNA Girls' Lounge; GRA, Treas.; Band BOND, TIM Football; Basketball; Wrestling; Track; Prom Court, Prince; Soph. Class. VicePres.; Junior Class Vice-Pres.; Wrestling Club; Letterman's Club; Twirp Court, Prince; Snowball Court BOWERS, SHERRI Art Club; FHA, Sec., Treas.; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Office Education BOWMAN, MERRILL Military Police BRABEC, BRUCE Track; Letterman's Club; D.O.; Gymnastics BRASHERS, LLOYD Basketball; Baseball; Cafeteria Aid BROCKMAN, DENNY Signal, Sports Ed itor BROKMAN, LARRY D.O. BROOKS, FRED National Honor Society; Military Ball; Rifle Team; Letterman's Club BROWN, DONNA Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; FHA; Counseling Cente r; Office Education BROWN, EVON Pep Club; Young Demos BROWN, JANET National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross; All School Play; Musical; French Club; FTA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Thespians; MOI; Girls' Glee; Madrigal BROWN, LINDA Spanish Club; Roadshow; Office Education BROWN, WARREN National Honor Society, Treas.; Spanish Club BROUILLETTE, PAT Jr. Red Cross; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Roadshow; FNA, Sec. BRYANT, BONNIE Musical; Band; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee BURGSTRUM, DAVID Drill Team; Military Ball; Rifle Team; Track; Letterman's Club; Gymnastics; Military Police; Color Guard; Cross Country BURGSTRUM, DEBBY Jr. Red Cross; Track; Art Club, Tres.; Pep Club; Roadshow BUTTZ, GARY Cafeteria Aid CAIN, NONA Distributive Education CAMP, MILLARD Print Club CAMPBELL, KATHY GRA; Pep Club CANADAY, JAMES Science Club; All-School Play; Art Club; Band; Roadshow; Thespians; Teenage Republicans CARMAN, DENA Art Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Attendance Office CARPENTER, JULIE National Honor Society; Student Council, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; Tenn is; Latin Club; Pep Club; Roadshow; FNA, Vice-Pres.; MOI; Girls' Lounge CARROLL, DEBBIE FTA; Y-Teens; GRA; Roadshow CARTER, JUDY Art Club CARTER, SANDY National Honor Society CHAFFEE, JEANNE Pep Club; Roadshow; Distributive Education, Tres. CHILDERS, LINDA Jr. Red Cross; Tennis; Art Club; FHA; Pep Club; Distributive Education, Vice Pres.; AFS CHRISTIANSEN, GREG Rifle Team; Football; Lette rman's Club; Cafete ria Aid CLARK, SALLY National Honor Society; Student Council; Altau; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Road· show; Porn Porn Squad COLLETT, LINDA National Honor Society; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Military Ball; Musical; Spanish Club, Pres.; FTA, Sec-Tres.; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Roadshow; MOI; Choir; Ad- min istration Office; Signal, Ed.; Teenage Re publicans, Sec. CONAWAY, ALICE Altau; Girls' Wrestling Auxiliary; Homecoming; Golf; FHA; Pep Club; Roadshow CONNER, DENNY Football; Basketball; Baseball; SW Iowa Football; Prom Court; Junior Class Tres.; Lette rman's Club; Inte rcity Football; Tw irp Court; Most Valuable Football Player CORUM, JoANN Pep Club; Attendance Office; Girls' Glee; Office Education COWARDIN, LESLIE National Honor Society; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Annual, Ed.; Military Ball; Tennis; Junior Class Se c.; Latin Club; Girl's Lounge; Roadshow; MOI; Choir DANBURG, MIKE Science Club; Rifle Team; Baseball; Cross Country; Latin Club, Sec.; Key Club DAVIS, MARGE National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Tennis; Pep Club; Attendance Office; Signal, Business Manager, Ed.; Nonpareil Columnist DAVIS, SANDY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; FHA; YTeens; Pe p Club; Roadshow; Girls' Glee DAWSON, TONIA All-School Play; Band; Roadshow; Thespians DeTROY, PHIL Football; Musical; Band; Choir DIKE, BOB Jr. Red Cross; Latin Club DICK, NICK Science Club; Military Ball; French Club; Band; Pep Band ; Military Police; Ches~ Club DICKINSON, CHRISTINE Military Ball; Basketball; Track; GRA; Office Ed6cation, Tres. DOUGHMAN, BOB Wrestling; Roadshow; Wrestling Club; Le tte rman's Club; Print Club DOUGHMAN, DARRIS Basketball; Wrestling; Print Club DRAKE, GLORIA National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Art Club; Signal, Business Manage r; AFS; Red Cross DRAKE, VICKIE Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Cheerleader; Pe p Club; Roadshow; Wrestling Auxiliary; Coaches' Office DRIEVER, LARRY O peretta; Band; Roadshow; Choir; Key Club DUITMAN, LINDA Student Council; Altau; FTA; Pe p Club; Roadshow; Counseling Center; Porn porn Squad; AFS DUKE, JUDY National Honor Society; Altau; Senior Class, Pres.; Musical; French Club, Pres.; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee; Madrigal DWORAK, PAT Student Council; Altau; Y-Teens, Sec.; Roadshow; Administration Office; Porn Porn Squad; Girls' Glee ELLIOTT, VINCENT National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll, Pres.; Jr. Red Cross; Linda Club; MOI, Pres; Signal, Sports ed., Managing ed., Associate ed; Key Club, Sec.; Young Demos ENGLE, KENNETH Musical; Band; Choir; Pep Sand; Boys' Glee; EVANS, ELDON Wrestling FALCONER, PAT Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; FHA; Roadshow; Signal; Dance line FAZIO, SUSIE Jr. Red Cross; Annual; Art Club; FHA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Csfeteria Aid; Adult Education Office FENDER, RICK Roadshow; Print Club; Choir; Gymnastics FERNLEY, DENNIS National Honor Society; Stud ent Council; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Junior Class Vice-Pres.; Sophomore, Treasure r; Latin Club; Letterman's Club; Key Club FIDONE, DIANA National Honor Society; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Cheerleader; Annual; Milita ry Sall; Homecoming ; Golf; Prom Court; Musical; Latin Club; Pe p Club; Roadshow; MOI; Choir; Young Demos; Snoball Court FIELDER, DONNA Jr. Red Cross; Administration Office; Girls' Glee FIENHOLD, BOB National Honor Society; Wrestling; Spanish Club; MOI FLOYD, JAMES Football; Basketball; Track FOLEY, DONNA Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Art Club; FHA; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Pe p Club; Band; Roadshow; Administration Office; Ma jo rette FRIEDRICH, SUSIE National Honor Society; Student Council; Altau; Cheerleader; Homecoming; FHA; Pe p Club; Roadshow; Administration Office; Girls' Wrestling Auxiliary; Adult Education Office; AFS, Vice-Pres.; Girls' Glee GALLAGHER, CHET Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; AllSchool Play; Musical; Roadshow; Thespians, Pres., Tres.; Choir GAMBLIN, GREG . Football; Basketball; Jr. Red Cross; Prom Court; Letterman's Club; Twirp Court; Snoball Court GARDNER, EDWARD Musical; Roadshow; Print Club; Choir GARGES, MARCIA Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Tennis; Art Club; FHA; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Attendance Office; Roadshow; FNA; Signal; Porn Porn Girls GARREAN, TIM Football; Wrestling; Track; Roadshow; Wrestling Club; Letterman's Club; Key Club GARRISON, ROD Football; Baseball; Letterman's Club; Swimming GEIBERT, BOB National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross; Latin Club; Band GIBBS, EVELYN Jr. Red Cross; Latin Club; Roadshow; FNA; Debate GIBLER, ED Jr. Red Cross; Football; Wrestling; Spanish Club; Wrestling Club; Distributive Education, Pres. GIBLER, JOE Wrestling, Cap.; Latin Club; Wrestling Club; l etterman's Club; Signal GODSEY, SANDRA Pep Club; Girls' Glee GOLDENBERG, MAURICE National Honor Society; Student Council, Pres.; Quill and Scroll; Football; Wrestling; Wrestling Club, Sec-Tres.; letterman's Club; Debate; MOI, Sec.; Signal; Teenage Republican.s; Key Club, VicePres. GOTTBRECHT, CARLA National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross, Pres.; Science Club, Vice-Pres.; All School Play; Spanish Club, Vice-Pres., Sec.; FTA; Debate; Teenage Republicans GOUKER, SHARON Production GROSVENOR, DONNA Band; Distributive Education HADDEN, CHERYL Jr. Red Cross; Art Club; Pep Club HALLBERG, CHRIS Jr. Red Cross; Sand; Roadshow; Chess Club 211 HANNA, DANNY Drill Team; Football HANSEN, DeANNE National Honor Society; Senior Class Sec.; Musical; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir; Danceline; AFS; Madrigal HANSEN, PATSY National Honor Society; Science Club; Latin Club; FTA, Parl.; Y-Teens, Pres.; Pep Club; AFS HANSON, BETH National Honor Society; Musical; Roadshow; Choir; Orchestra; Girls' Glee HARDIMAN, DAVID Jr. Red Cross; All-School Plays; Musical; Band; Roadshow; Thespians; Choir; Pep Band HARRILL, DEBBIE Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Homecoming; FHA; Office Education HARRIS, JOANN National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross; Basketball; Tennis; Musical; French Club, Vice-Pres.; GRA, Sec., Pres.; Pep Club : Attendance Office; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee HAWKINS, BARB Art Club; Pep Club; Attendance Office HAWKINS, TOM Football; Track; Letterman's Club, VicePres.; Swimming HAYES, JEANNIE Military Ball; Art Club; FHA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Attendance Office; Roadshow; Thespians; Danceline; AFS; Girls' Glee; Porn Porn Squad HEENAN, MIKE Military Ball HEFFERNAN, SUE Jr. Red Cross; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Cafeteria Aid; Office Education, Hist. MEFLEY, RONDA Administration Office HENRY, JOELLEN National Honor Society, Vice-Pres.; Musical; French Club; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir, Pres.; Signal; Madrigal; Girls' Glee HERRICK, RON Basketball ; Military Police; Distribut ive Education HESSMAN, PATRICA Jr. Red Cross; Track; FHA; FT A; y. Teens; GRA; Roadshow; AFS HILL, MARLENE Spanish Club; Pep Club; Attendance Of. fice; MOI HODEN, DAVID Football; Basebalr; Latin Club HORNER, DENNY Basketball; Track; Inte rcity Basketball; 212 Prom Court; Letterman's Club; Cafeteria Aid; Twirp Court, King; Snoball Court; Boys' Glee HOTCHKISS, JOEL Gymnastics HOWARD, MARGARET Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Spanis h Club; Library Club; FTA; Band HOWLAND, DIANE Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; All.School Play; Musical; Spanish Club; FTA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir, Sec.; Teenage Republ icans; Girls' Glee; National Honor Society HUBBARD, ABBIE National Honor ·Society; Jr. Red Cross; Student Council; Science Club; Spanish Club; FTA; FNA; Roadshow; Teenage Republicans HUMES, TRUDY Jr. Red Cross; Pep Club HUNT, DAVE Rifle Team; Tennis IMLER, LINDA Student Council; Military Ball; Spanish Club; FTA; Pep Club IVES, GARY Football; Wrestling; SW Iowa Football; Wrestl ing Club; Letterman's Club IVES, JOHN Letterman's Club; Print Club; Gymnastics JOHNSON, DIANNE FHA; Pep Club; Adult Education; Office Education JOHNSON, PAULA Jr. Red Cross; Spanish Club; GRA; MOI JOHNSON, SUE Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; FHA; Y-Teens; FNA JONES, MIKE Football; Track; Letterman's Club; Bull Dog Award; Gymnastics, Ca p.; Int e rcity Football . KATZENSTEIN, BILL Drill Team; Military Ball; Color Gua rd; Military Police KEELE, CORBIN Military Ball; Roadshow KELER, SUSIE Art Club; Pep Club; Roadshow; FNA; Girls' Glee; Office Education KELLY, KATHY Jr. Red Cross; Art Club KERN, ROGER Basketball KENNEDY, CINDY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Alta u; Pep Club; Road show; FNA; Admin istra · lion Office KI NG, BOB Jr. Re d Cross; Drill Team; Military Ball; Rifle Team; Track; Gymnastics; Military Police; Color Guard; Cross Country KING, HARLAN Basketball; Track; Print Club KING, SHARON Pep Club; Attendance Office; Roadshow; Office Educ at ion; Girls' Glee KINDBERG, LINDA Altau; Chee rl ead e r; Milit ary Ball; Homecoming, Queen; Prom Court, Princess; Senior Class Vice -Pres.; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Roadshow; Cafeteria Aid; Production KINN E, VIC KI E Jr. Red Cross; Art Club; GRA; Pep Club; Distributive Education, Vice-Pres.; AFS LARSEN, HARVEY Military Ball; Rifle Team; Football LAWLESS, JACK Nat ional Honor Society; Student Coun· cil; Spanish Club LAWTON, ESTES Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; Football; Wrestling, Captain; All-School Play; Track; Golf; SW Iowa Football; Spanish Club; Wrestling Club, Pres.; MOI; Key Club; Milit ary Police Le BAUGH, VIRGINIA Musical; Atte ndance Office; Roadshow; FNA; Girls' Glee; LEE, PAM National Honor Socie ty; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; All-School Play; FTA, Vice Pres.; Y-Teens; Roadshow; MOI, Sec.; Cafete ria Aid; Teenage Republicans LeMASTER, LARRY Baseball; Letterman's Club; Cafeteria Aid; SW Iowa Baseball; LIN DSTROM, CHUCK Football; Latin Club; Band; Roadshow; Debate; Choir; Madrigal Singers; Teenage Republicans; Orchestra LIVINGSTON, VAUGHN Musica l; Roadshow; Boys' Glee LOUKOTA, MARY FHA; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club MACE, LARRY Signal, Sports Editor MADDEN, DENNY Football; Basketball; Tennis; SW Iowa Footba ll; SW Iowa B,asketball; Intercity Basketball; Letterman's Club MAGNESON, JUDY Tennis; FTA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Distributive Education MAHAN, JACKI E Jr. Red Cross; All-School Play; FHA; FNA MANN, FRANK Jr. Red Cross; Basketball; Baseball; Spanish Club; letterman's Club; Key Club MANN, SHARI National Honor Society; Annual; AllSchool Play; Tennis; Musical; French Club; FTA; Pep Club; Roadshow; FNA, Tres.; Choir MARTIN, KAREN Art Club; Pep Club MATTESON, JOANNA Jr. Red Cross; Golf; Musical; FHA; Pep Club; Band; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee MARKUSON, MAUREEN Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Latin Club; FT A; FNA; Signal MILLER, TERRY Jr. Red Cross MINOR, STEVE Spanish Club MINTON, JANELLE Office Education MOORE, JUDY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Science Club; Pep Club; Roadshow; Administration Office; Girls Auxiliary; Coaches' office MORAN, JUDY National Honor Society; Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Annual, Bus. Man.; Musical; Pep Club, Se c.; Roadshow; Thespians, Tres.; Choir; Da nceline, chor.; Porn Porn Squad, Pres.; Girls' Glee; Quill and Scroll MULVANIA, DON Wrestling; Wrestling Club; letterman's Club; Print Club MURPHY, HELEN Jr. Red Cross; Attendance Office MYKLEBUST, JOEL National Honor Socie ty, Pres.; Science Club; Golf; Band; Debate; French Club, Sec-Treas.; MOI, Vice-Pres.; Key Club, Vice-Pres.; Teenage Republicans, VicePres. McCOLLUN, BRUCE Band MclNTOSH, DOROTf:lY Art Club; Jr. Red Cross; Office Education, Tres. MclNTOSH, JUDY Jr. Red Cross; Musical; Spanish Club; Atte nd ance Office ; Road show; MOI; Choir; G irls' Glee McMULLEN, BEVERLY Military Ball; All-School Play; Musical; Choir; Transfer McTWIGGAN, KATHY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres.; Counseling Center; Office Education, Pres. McTWIGGAN, GEORGE Annual; All-School Play; Musical; Band; Roadshow; Thespians; Choir; Orchestra; Pep Band NICHOLOS, JOE Football; Baseball O'HARA, SUSAN National Honor Society; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; French Club; y: Teens; Pep Club; Band; MOI; Signal, Associate Ed.; Creative Writing; Pep Band OLSEN, JUDY National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Tennis; Musical; French Club; Pep Club; Attendance Office; Roadshow; MOI, Tres.; Choir; Signal, Managing Ed.; Girls' Glee; Madrigal OVIATT, JAN Art Club; Library Club; Pep Club; Administration Office; Office Education PARKS, BETTY Jr. Red Cross; Altau, Tres., Pres.; Annual, Art Ed.; Wrestling Auxiliary; Golf; Art Club; FHA; Latin Club; FTA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir;. Girls' Glee; Quill and Scroll PEARCE, MARILYN Jr. Red Cross; All-School Plays; Musical; Y-Teens; Roadshow; Choir; Office Education; PECK, KATHY French Club; Pep Club; FNA; AFS; Coache s' Office PENDGRAFT, CHUCK Football; Baseball; Band; Choir; Gymnastics; D.O. PENRY, MAUREEN Musical; Roadshow; Choir; Office Education; Girls' Glee PHILLIPS, CHRISTINE National Honor Society, Sec.; Annual, Classes Ed.; FHA, Tres., Sec.; Y-Teens; Pep Club; MOI; Counseling Center; Quill and Scroll PHILLIPS, CONSTANCE Quill and Scroll; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Military Ball; All-School Play; FTA; Pe p Club; Roadshow; FNA; MOI; Signal, Photographer; Biology Club PICKRELL, VIRGIL Distributive Ed ucation; POINTS, TONYA Girls' Drill Team; Pep Club PRI ETO, BILL Swimming, Capta in PRIBYL, GLORIA Jr. Red Cross; FHA; GRA; Pe p Club PURNEL, GLORIA National Ho nor Society; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Military Ba ll; FNA, Pres.; Debate; MOI, Pres. QUANDT, JUDY Altau; Art Club; Roadshow RASCHKE, WAYNE Military Ball RASMUSSEN, DOUG National Honor Society; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; Football; Basketball; Golf; Spanish Club; Boys' State; Debate; MOI; Key Club, Pres.; Teenage Republicans REELFS, RODGER Military Ball; Football; Key Club; REESE, JIM Football; Basketball; RENINGER, MARY Musical; Pep Club; Roadshow; Girls' Glee RICHARDSON, CATHY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Military Ball; Art Club, Tres.; FHA; Y-Teens, Vice-Pres.; Pep Club; Roadshow; PomPom Squad; AFS RIDDER, MARY Library Club RIDPLE, KATHY Quill and Scroll; Altau; Art Club; Band; Roadshow; Signal; Majorette RINE, MIKE Track; Letterman's Club; Choir, Tres.; Cross Country, Captain ROCKWELL, ANNETTE Jr. Red Cross; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Production ROLLINS, ANDREW Football; Wrestling; Track ROSS, MARK Wrestling; Wrestling Club ROSS, SUSAN Science Club; All-School Plays; Art Club; Musical; FHA; Spanish Club; Latin Club; FTA; Y-Teens; Roadshow; FNA; Choir; Administration Office ROTH, BRUCE Military Ba ll; RUSSELL, DON Student Council; Football; Basketball; Track RYAN, TOM Milita ry Ba ll; Musica l; Spanish Club; Roadshow; Choir; Boys' Glee SCHAFER, CONNI E Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Cheerleader; Musica l; Spanish Club; FT A; YTeens; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir; Signal, Business Manager; Tennis; Girls' Glee SCHENDEL, PEGGY All-School Play; Musical; Choir; Administration Office; Girls' Glee 213 SCHMITT, MARILYN Student Council; Altau; Cheerleader; Military Ball; FHA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Wrestling Auxiliary; Cafeteria Aid; Administration Office; Production SCHUPPAN, BOBBIE Tennis; FHA, Vice-Pres.; GRA; Pep Club; FNA; Signal; Office Education; Administration Office SCHWETZ, DIANE Band, Queen; Orchestra SIEFKIN, JERRY Football; Wrestling; Wrestling Club SIGLER, STEVE Basketball; Track; Cross Country SHEELY, KATHY National Honor Society; Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Roadshow; De bate; Teenage Republicans SHANNO, LARRY National Honor Society; Musical; Band; Roadshow; Choir; Pep Band SHANNON, CAROLYN Student Council; Musical; Roadshow; FNA; Choir SHANNON, DEWAYNE Cafeteria Aid; Distributive Education SHRADER, TERRI All-School Play; GRA; Pep Club; Roadshow; Thespians; Girls' Bas ketball SMITH, DEBRA National Honor Society; Stude nt Council; Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Cheerlead e r; Homecoming; Golf; Prom Court· FHA· FTA; Girls' Lounge; Pep Club/ Band; Roadshow; C<ifeteria Aid; Administration Office; Majorette; Soph. Class Pres.; Junior Class Pres. SMITH, JOHN Military Ball; Musica l; Choir; Boys' Glee SMITH, ROBERT Distributive Education SMITH, SUZIE Transfer SPANEL, RON Latin Club; D.O. SPETMAN, LINDA Jr. Red Cross; FHA; Y-Teens; Pe p Club; Signal STEINKE, JIM All·School Pl ay; Musica l; Band; Road - show; Thespians; Choir, Boys' Glee STEINKE, JOHN Mil itary Ball; Musical; Band; Choir; Roadshow STOKER, SUE Spa nish Club; FTA STREET, JO HN All-School Play; Musica l; Spanish Club; 214 Band; Roadshow; Thespians; Choir; Young Democrats, Tres.; AFS; Boys' Glee SWISHER, PATSY Jr. Red Cross; Pep Club; Band; Roadshow; Choir; Office Education; Girls' Glee TACKETI, MYRA Pep Club TALLMAN, TOM Military Ball; Track; Musical; Choir; Landscape Team; Color Guard THACKER, CAROL All-School Play; Art Club; Musical; Roadshow; Choir THOMAS, DANIEL Football; Basketball; Baseball; Spanish Club; Letterman's Club; SW Iowa Baseball; All Metro Baseball; All City Base· ball THOMAS, LEROY Football; Wrestling; All-School Play; Musical Roadshow; Thespians; Wrestling Club; Letterman's Club; Choir; Boys' Glee THOMPSON, SUE Pep Club; Roadshow; Distributive Education THORSON, JOYCE Science Club; Military Ball; All-School Play; Musical; FTA; Y-Teens; Pe p Club; Roadshow; Thespians; De bate; MOI; Girls' Glee; Biology Club TRACY, THAYMER Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Altau; Annual; Military Ball; Musical; French Club; Roadshow; Choir; Quill a nd Scroll TYSON, MIKE Military Ball VALLIER, CONNIE Jr. Red Cross; Tennis; Pe p Club Roadshow; Dance line WAGER, MARY All-School Play; Pep Club; Ro adshow; Tee n Demos; Creative Writing WALKER, DENISE National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Creative Writing WALKER, KEN Jr. Red Cross; Science Club, Pres.; Annua l; Drill Team; Milita ry Ball; Foot· ball; Te nnis; Latin Club MOI; Rifle Team WALTER, VICKIE Girls' Glee; Administration Office WARD, NANCY Art Club; Pe p Club; Distributive Ed ucation WASHBURN, CINDA Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Musica l; Girls' Glee; G irls' Lounge; Pep Club; Roadshow WAUGH, STEPHANI E Scie nce Club; Latin Club; FTA; Pe p Club WEHRLI, RICK Footbal l, Capta in; Prom Cou rt, King; Spanish Club; Roadshow; Lettermen's Clu b; Intercity Football; Choir; Signal WENDT, PAT Nationa l Honor Socie ty; Military Ball; French Club; Pep Club, Pres.; MOI WHITE, SHIRLEY Student Council; Jr. Red Cross; Altau, Vice Pres.; Roadshow WILCKEN, MARY Jr. Red Cross; Scie nce Club; Latin Club; FTA; Pep Club; Roadshow WILLIAMS, DAN Wrestling; Print Club; D.O. WILSON, BILL Wrestling; Letterman's Club; Print Club; Swimming; Boys' Glee WILSON, BRIDGET Science Club; Rifle Team; All-School play; Art Club, Pres.; Musica l; Fre nch Club; FTA; GRA; Roadshow; Debate; Teen Demos; Chess Club, Sec.; Creative Writing'; WILSON, DAN Band WILSON, DAVID All-School Plays; Musica l; Roadshow; Thespians; Choir; Chess Club WILSON, FLICSHA Jr. Red Cross; Track; Art Club GRA; Pep Club; Roadshow WILSON, JANET Jr. Red Cross; Tennis; Art Club; FHA; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Officp Ed ucation WILSON, JOYCE Student Council; Science Club; Latin Club; FTA; lkp Club; Biology Club WILSON, PAUL Choir WOLFF, BLAINE Football; Wrestling; Basketball; Track; Tennis; Letterman's Club; Boys' Glee WOODFORD, KATHY Office Education WRIGHT, ARVEY Student Council; Milita ry Ball; Musica l; Latin Club; Roadshow; Choir; Boys' Glee; YOUNG, BECKY National Honor Society; Student Council; Quill a nd Scroll; Altau; Cheerlead e r, Captain; Annual, Organizations Ed.; Homecoming; Prom Court; Musical; Pep Club; Roadshow; Choir; Girls' Glee; Snoball Court; Junior Class Tres.; Soph. Cla ss Sgt. at Arms YOUNG, BILL Transfer YOUNG, KAY Natio nal Honor Socie·ty; Jr. Red Cross; Science Club; Fre nch Club; Latin Club; Debate; MOI; f / 215 ADVERTISERS I 216 Yes, Tee Jay is on the move in its Administration, Organizations, Athletics, Classes, and many other activities! Maybe the most influential factor in this new wave of motion would be the influence of the modern firms in Council Bluffs and their special attention to young people. The ads in this section are proof that our Advertisers are also very much on the move. •' 217 SCHOOL SAVIN<iS ---, I i,,· (' I -~ h. Regular, Systematic Savings I "'i\ \ grow to a nest egg. !.':' ,_,~ PASSBOOK AT 4.125% ' ••• EASIL y W ITHDRA WABLE I .,,, ' , 'i. ~ - ~~ '~.. . ~ ' .,, ~ ~ #ir§l savings & loan i ~....._ v Jul r ~n-f .,.,:::::1,I , president .-~u1=. a/ a Broodway at Ma in Council Bluffs, Iowa ~ A fit fo r eve ry fo ot at Brown's! BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO. SMITH & CO. Fashio ns for Everyone COMPLIMENTS OF- 413 W . Broadway 322-2042 416 W. Bwy. 322-6634 COGLEY CLINIC 41 7 E. Washington 328-180 I 2 18 COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLE'S STORE This year the senior girls' physical education classes during the first semester were introduced to the sport of archery. They were not only taught how to operate a bow and arrow, but were also in· structed on the history, safety, and popularity of the sport. of the sport. PEOPLE'S LOCATION: 308 West Broadway PHONES: 322-4051 323-7136 . LOOK REALTY COMPANY 547 Mynster Street Phone 322-5559 Realtors-Multiple Listing Members MARIE 0. SCHULTZ COMPLIMENTS OF HERMAN'S CLOTHES SHOP 504 W. Bwy. 323-0955 Now where did that car go? WOODRING FUNERAL HOME EDITH (WOODRING) FLATI C. WAYNE LIVINGSTON 127 South 7th 322-7485 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 CHRISTY CREME 2733 W. Bwy. 322-2778 HANSEN'S TOWN & COUNTRY MARKET 40 I 0 South 4th Street 366-10 16 219 Fine Senior Portraits From FOR ALL TYPES OF JEWELRY 220 SHOP ATBAIRD JEWELRY 8 Scott 322-4936 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! RISO FLOOR COVERING 2227 West Broadway 328-2356 BEST WISHES FROM STYLE SELECT UNIFORM co. 2424 West Broadway 323-4421 BOB PYLES STUDIO 11 Westlake Village 366-1106 CUTLER FUNERAL HOME 533 Willow 322-7779 THE BEST GROCERIES ARE AT HINKY DINKY 211 West Broadway 280 I West Broadway v E R G FUR A SHOP M & I YARN BARN N 556 W. Bway. I 323-1861 I should have gone to Vergamini's! CONNOLLY DRUGS Connie Ravenstein and Julene BeVirt aren't the only Tee Jay people to stop at Connolly's! 2400 West Broadway 322-5557 Nancy Ward is shown carrying a customer's cleaning out of her place of part-time employment, LUSTERTONE CLEANERS. 3343 West Broadway 169 Bennett ) ( Look for Good Entertainment at THE STRAND 323-4444 554 West Broadway L A B N E D D s w c E A L p L I N G 322-1459 2416 Avenue F 221 I VERGAMINI DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. REALTOR 35 First Street Broadway at Bryant COUNCIL BLUFFS BUILDERS Attention STUDENTS! Wallet Photos MADE FROM YOUR BLACK AND WHITE PORTRAIT . . . HAVE EXTRA PHOTOS 20 FOR $1 99 TO TRADE WITH FRIENDS ONLY • AND GIVE TO RELATIVES 222 SIZE 21/i x 31fi MATTE FINISH Compliments of DEAN ANDERSON 2900 West DEVELOPERS 322-0244 E. A. ATHERTON SERVICE STATION Broadway 322-9875 DAIRY QUEEN .. 1RlAT FOR TASTE@A FOOD FOR t\ ~l°"' Loc:ated at: 1634 West Broadway 2729 West Broadway 3550 South 4th St. for your convenienc:e. FOLLOW THE TEE JAY GIRL WHO WALKS INTO KAYPERS IN THE CENTER OF COUNCIL BLUFFS! 330 West Broadway 322-8196 R I c H M A N A u T 0 p A R T s 2748 W. Bway. 323-7197 MEYER FUNERAL HOME 545 Willow 322-0293 HECHT FLORIST 318 Fleming 323-6329 - - -. ..-. - You Can Get This Superb Ground Beef at Only SAFEWAY It's in a modern flavor-sealed package-handier to use, easier to serve! •.. more fine fresh flavor all the way through! -JUST TRY IT AND SEE! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM :::W1\l\Vtlll'.Q1;111CE == 336 West Broadway Phone 323-0565 23 224 L YOUR FULL SERVICE YES MAIN BANK i1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COUNCIL. BLUflfl'S 500 WEST BROADWAY BANK i1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK WESTSIDE DRIVE-UP 2981 WEST ilOADWAY i1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK MANAWA DRIVE-UP SOUTH DMW lll>6E lOAD BEAUTY BY BETTY A Four Convenient Locations to Serve You : A. 510 North 27th B. 612 West Broadway C. 169 Bennett D. South Omaha Bridge Road Owner-Manager BETTY AHLQUIST COURTESY OF THE PRESCRIPTION CENTER IOI Pearl 323-7571 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPS 17 South 6th 705 16th Avenue 2303 West Broadway Do you recognite this view? i)i: Congratulations! 1'? COUNCIL BLUFFS AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION BROADWAY FLOWER SHOP 2810 W. Bwy. 322-2537 Be Thoughtful-Give Flowers COMPLIMENTS OFYOUR SCHOOL LIBRARY WHITT AKER FORD SALES RASMUSSEN BUICK MclNTYRE OLDS-CADILLAC LESLIE PONTIAC KNUDSEN AUTO SERVICE HUGHES CHEVROLET HOWE'S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH HI-WAY VOLKSWAGEN CASKEY DODGE, INC. BLUFFS CITY MOTORS Shown here are three market officials helping move goods into the new RALPH'S SUPERETTE. 3500 5th Avenu e 322-6615 225 Patsy Hansen and Abbie Hubbard seem to be furthering their intellectual pursuits at the magazine counter at CON'S DRUG STORE!!! 3149 West Broadway 328-1577 322-6661 544 West Broadway [ HARRY C. CROWL CO. J Real Estate, Loans: Insurance of All Kinds 123 4th St. Ph. 322-2504 226 COMPLIMENTS OF GENUINE AUTO PARTS 323-7527 1618 West Broadway BEST WISHES FROMMARCUS DEPT. STORE 604 West Broadway 323-1475 Now how did Denny Fernley get on this page? COURTESY OF COHOE LUMBER CO. 25 South 15th 322-2546 DURICK DISTRIBUTING CO. Some of Key Club's more formal meetings are held in the Durick building. 2221 West Broadway 322-7304 INGRAHAM REAL ESTATE HOME-BUSINESS-INDUSTRY All Kinds of Insurance "ppraisals Member of American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers I 0 I North First 322-7765 BEN O'S COUNCIL BLUFFS' FINEST STORE 508 West Broadway 322-2551 One of your most cherished possessions through the years to come will be your engagement diamond. When making your selection be sure to see genuine Orange Blossom rings at LUCEY JEWELERS. IS FROM .. 'ifi.urey Jlewelera Look for the Big Blue Diamond on Broadway 228 BOB & NIKKI'S BEAUTY SALON A favorite . of Tee Jay girls! 2446 5th Avenue 328-0379 323-4833 BEATRICE FOODS All us "Tigers" go for Beatrice Foods Products! 323-7596 1607 West Broadway • 1• AND LIGHT COMPANY 22 Pearl 322-7731 COMPLIMENTS OF PEETS FEED INC. 33 South 25th 322-7761 Shown here are Sgt. Rafferty and some of the R.O.T.C. cadets during a calisthenics drill. COMPLIMENTS OF THE R.O.T.C. DEPARTMENT E. H. LOUGEE, INC. for Insurance, Real Estate, and Loans I 02 South Main 322-6603 BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE ... STRONG INSURANCE AGENCY 1710 4th Avenue Phone 328-0826 HEADQUARTERS for All School Supplies COME IN! Test type the exciting SCM Portable Electric Typewriters. Easy Payment Plan! Mrs. Frances Thomas and Mrs. Kris William·s are shown pre paring a table at J OHNN IE'S. NEW JOHNNIE'S CAFE 228 W. Broadway 322-0954 229 230 CO·MPLIMENTS OF THESE PROFESSIONAL MEN AND WOM EN DRS. COLLINS AND WARDEN Obstetrics and Gynecology 532 First Avenue 322-7751 DIPPLE AND McCANN Attorneys at Law 40 I First National Bank 328-1571 DR. CLARK W. GILES Diseases and Surgery of the Eye 218 W. Washington 328-4528 DR. K. E. GOEBEL Obstetrics and Gynecology I 17 S. 35th St. 328-2381 DR. L. G. HOWARD Ear, Eye, Nose, and Throat 20 I Park Building 322-8928 DR. R. JORANSON Internal Medicine and Cardiology 532 First Avenue 322-7751 DR. E. B. MATHIASEN General Surgery 427 E. Washington 328-2656 DR. ARTHUR M. PEDERSEN General Practice and Obstetrics 175 Bennett 328-2327 DR. H. RASSEKH Psychiatry, Neurology, E.E.G. 311 Willow 328-2858 DR. I. STERNHILL Obstetrics 215 Bennett Building 322-6695 "If it weren't for checks and check stubs - parents wouldn't do much better at handling money than us teen-agers ... " When young people reach the High School age, we've found they're ready for that step from the weekly allowance to the adult way of keeping track of money .. . a personal checking account. Teen-agers quickly learn that using checks discourages impulse spending ... helps them keep better records of their expenses ... as well as providing a proof of payn:ient. Why not start your teen-ager on the adult way to money management? We make no service charge on student checking accounts, require no minimum balance . .. provide the first fifty personalized checks free! FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Broadway at Pearl • 27th and Broadway Carson, Iowa • McClelland, Iowa 231 GRIFFITH Drugs (Rexaii) 3228 West Broadway Phone 322-4008 e RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES e COMPLETE COSMETIC CENTER e FREE DELIVERY e COURTESY MAILING CENTER Enjoy Good Food EVANS ICE CREAM We Make Our Own Ice Cream HAND PACKED ICE CREAM OPEN 11 AM-11 PM CLOSED MONDAYS HAND DIPPED CHOCOLATES-MINTS-NUTS PH. 322-96+4 For Fine Gifts Shop atKULESH JEWELRY 230 West Broadway 322-5984 Make Your Home Complete With Decorative Iron Works ORNAMENTAL IRON MFG. CO. Call 451-8895 3419 North 30th Omaha, Nebraska 233 234 STATE SAVINGS BANK State Saving's president, Jack Eakin, takes time out of his busy schedule to talk with Tee Jay students, Mary Wilcken, Dennis Fernley, and Pat Wendt. "The Bank For Young Men .. . And Men With Young Ideas" Member F.D.l.C. Main Bank Drive-In 509 West Broadway 15 South 35th 323-7521 323-7619 C. E. HINMAN AND SONS FLORIST 1800 McPherson 322-0267 ~arsha Lee is shown loo~in . gift of flowers from the sh op. g over the gift section at Hinman' ft •• s a er receiving a LANE BROTHERS PHARMACY 520 West Broadway 322-4087 like it?... ~~ you'll love it... , ~{Roberts ••. and want much more of ii! IS REALLY GOOD ~ ..... DOT CAPEL REAL ESTATE 711 East Broadway 328-1869 235 2112 West Broadway Pam Nelson took part in the Federal l"nspection awards program by sitting on the reviewing stand until time forher to receive her charm bracelet. 236 323-2553 PEOPLE'S NATURAL GAS I' Kitty Koch and J an Nemecek are shown looking through one of t he demonstration kitchens at the PEOPLE'S office. 29 South Main 328-1553 "Men Who Fought Together Belong Together" Who Called For The King's Royal Papers? GRENVILLE M. DODGE POST NO. 737 28 South 29th Street Dale Baker seems to enjoy having Sue Brandt help him match a sports outfit, especially when the clothes are fromIOWA CLOTHES SHOP 536 West Broadway 322-5567 L!1 ~· · IA~~ l ' ~;.-~ Goodlurl GnmM! AS YOU START ON THE Mc NABB'S CITGO SERVICE 2024 5th Avenue 322-9684 WALGREEN DRUG STORE 400 West Broadway 328-2314 237 238 Although the year usually starts out in an orderly and supposedly well planned manner, the pace quickens and by the time spring deadline rolls around Monticello Staff members are invariably caught short of time. One reason lies in the number of activities which take place during the winter months and which cannot be photographed until the latest possible minute. Our photographers take the majority of 'the pictures for the Monticello and develop and print them as well. Pictu~e taking begins as soon as football begins in the fall and continues through commencement in the spring . Editor-in-Chief Leslie Cowardin checking layouts for mistakes. Sports Editor, Terry Thomas is working hard on pictures. Getting pictures out on time is a big job for our Photography Editor. Ann and Chris taking time out. 1967 Monticello Staff Mr. Gill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Advisor Miss Long . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Advisor Leslie Cowardin ................ Editor-in-Chief Diana Fidone .................. Activity Editor Craig Acord ............. : Photography Editor Terry Thomas ................. . Sports Editor Betty Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Art Editor Chris Phillips .............. . ... Classes Editor Becky Young .... .. ... . .. Organizations Editor Judy Moran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Manager Checking Copy is a must for annual members. Thaymer Tracy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Classes JoAnne Hartman ... .. ......... .. Organizations Ken Walker .. . ... . .. ... .. ..... Organizations Ann Bradley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Activities Carl Rosenbaugh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Ron Fernley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sports Mike Smigh . . . . ..... .. .. . .. Art, Organizations Mike McKern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Art, Activities Jim Heckerman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Marsha Griffin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business Taking a nap after a hard hour of working on layouts. 239 Annual staff members are working very hard to meet the April deadline. 240 Working on add layouts is a hard and long job for Judy. Mr. Gill and Miss Long, our sponsors, have given much time and help to us all in getting this book out so that it may be on time and so that we will have a book that we can look back at and appreciate. Did someone call me? Betty is fi nall y trying to find pictures needed for her layout that was due two weeks ago. 241 Abbott, Sandra 33, 39, 152 Abraham, Russ 120, 152 Achenbaugh, Marcia 152 Ackerman, Janet 47, 134 Ackerman, Sharon 152 Acord, Craig 67, 170, 220 Acord, Dave 66, 152, 153 Adams, Ronald 134 Adamson, Connie 152 Ahlquist, Tina 70, 71 Ahrens, Kay 49, Bl, 156 Akins, Phyllis 44, 51, 152, 154 Albert, Susan 152 Aldrich, Lois 9, 53, 170 Allan, Linda 170 Allan, Robe rt 99, 134 Allen, Jerry 2B, 4B, 56, 120, 170 Allen, Nancy 126, 129, 134 Allen, Randy 30, 152 Allen, Rodger 119, 134 Allison, Donna 36, 152 Allmon, Bob 54, 134 Almon, Bill 170 Alsman, Sherril 46, 134 Amiotte, Jean 134 Anderson, Camilla 152 Andersen, Gail 56, 121 , 152 Anderson, Doug 66, 134 Anderson, Marcia 170 Andrews, Mary 9, 107 Anfinson, Bill 56, 66, 67, 6B, 1 lB, 152 Annen, Jackie 31, 51, 67, 170 Appel, Rod 114, 121, 152 Applegate, Carol 134 Applegate, David 54, 134 Arch, Gale 5B, B5, 170, 49 Armstrong, Shelia 64, 134 Arndt, Carla 36, 44, 57, 65, 92, 12B, 152 Arndt, Denn is 107 Arnold, Diana 45, 47, 50, 64, 70, 134 Arnold, Ruby l 2B, 134 Arnold, Tim 33, 56, 112, 122, 152 Arnold, Tom 33, 56, 9B, 106, 109, 114, 122, 152 Arvidson, Joan 36, 152 Atwell, John 152 Ault, Sharon 152 Axtell, Phyliss 31, 170 Baer, Cheryl 129, 134 Bain, Mike 152 Baker, Dale 237 Baker, Coll een 134 Baker, Mark 99, 134 Baker, Shirley 152 Bamford, Deborah 54, 69, 126, 129, 134 Barber, Karen 134 Barber, Linda 170 Barlow, Kay 45, 59, 171 Barnes, Ja cquie 64, 134 242 Student Index Barnes, Pam 134 Barrier, Michael 152 Barton, Abbie 31 , 54, 5B, B3, 171 , 49 Bates, Sharon 171 Bates, Steve 171 Batt, Steve 171 Bauer, Dale 171 Baxter, Bonnie 134 Baxter, Ken 152 Beaman, Jim 171 Beasley, Bill 106, l OB, 134 Beck, Susan 44, 152 Beckman, Dave 134 Bellows, Harry 2B, 119, 171 Belt, Deana 134 Belt, Dennis 135 Belt, Willard 134 Be ned ict, Bill 152 Bennett, Linda 46, 134 Bensley, Judy, 171 Bergantzel, Carolyn 171 Bergantzel, Michael 2B, 30, 56, 106, 120, 152 Bergman, Connie 171 Berkheimer, Donald 134 Berkheime r, laura 171 Berry, Billie 134 Bessey, Brenda 135 Betchel, Don 66, 171 Betts, Connie 45, 47, 135 Betts, Rebecca 45, 69, 126, 152 Beu, Karla 66, 135 BeVirt, Julene 2B, 36, 57, 171 Bird, Sue 54, 70, 135 Birdsong, David 5B, 6B, 171 Bittick, Madonna 69, 171 Blanchard, Duane 135 Blaney, Denise 135 Bliss, Dennis 63, lOB, 109, 135 Bloom, Kathleen 152 Bloom, Paulette 153 Bly, Phyllis 171 Boe, Janet 153 Bogardus, Kent 135 Bohlen, Je rry 153 Bolte, Mary 69, 126, 153 Bolte, Murleen 135 Bonar, Dave 153 Bonar, Nancy 127, 135 Bon ar, Rob 172 Bond, Tim 56, 93, 9B, 104, l 06, 109, 172 Booton, Gary 135 Bothwell, Pam 153 Bott, laura 9, 153 Bowers, Sherri 172 Bowman, Merrill 172 Bowser, Dick 56, 106, 153 Boyle, Wayne 1 OB, 135 Brabee, Bruce 66, 172 Brabec, Bruce 66, 172 Brabec, Marta 54, 66, 6B, 129, 153 Bradford, Cheryle 50, 54, 69, 135 Bradley, Ann 30, 36, 41 , 44, 51 , 153 Brandt, Susan 30, 75, l 2B, 135, 237 Brayton, Jim 106, 1 OB, 135 Brazeal, Renee 135 Breshe rs, Jim 115, 125, 135 Breshe rs, Lloyd 123, 124, 172 Brewer, Ken 67, 6B, 135 Briley, Linda 65, 153 Bristo, Bob 63, 11 B Brockman, Denny 34, 172 Brockman, Tina 66, 153 Brockman, Wendell 172 Brokman, Judy 135 Brokman, Larry 172 Brooks, Ardith 172 Brooks, Charles 46, 56, 99, 153 Brooks, Fred 31 , 56, 95, 99, 172 Brooks, Virginia 153 Brotherton, Lore ne 50, 153 Brouillette, Pat 52, 172 Brow n, Carol 44, 64, 135 Brown, Donna 2B, 172 Brown, Evon 70, 172 Brown, Janet 30, 41, 51, 59, 60, 62, 172 . Brown, Janel 9, 153 Brown, Linda 172 Brown, Paul 173 Brown, Sharon 173 Brown, Rose 135 Brown, Te rry 153 Brown, Warren 32, 173 Bruner, Kathy 66, 135 Bryant, Bonnie 5B, 60, 62, 173 Bryant, Connie 136 Buchanan, David 11 B, 136 Buck, Jerry 63, 136 Burbeck, Denny 153 Burgess, Janet 173 Burgstrum, Deanna 54, 136 Burgstrum, Debby 42, 173 Burgstrum, David 56 Burke, Debbie 136 Burke, Pat 63·, 136 Burkey, Susan 30, 41, 44, 51, 54, 153 Butterfield, Gene 153 Buttz, Gary not pictured Caffery, Larry 154 Cain, Dennis 173 Cain, Nona 37, 173 Calfee, Wanda 173 Camp, Millard 173 Campbell, Karen Ann 136 Campbell, Kathryn 50, 173 Campbe ll, Patsy 136 Campbell, Peggy 127, 154 Canaday, Jim 42, 173 Capron, Bruce 154 Capron, Kathl een 64, 70, 136 Carey, El len 154 Carlson, Angie 44, 154 Carlson, Mike 121, 154 Carlson, Mike not pictured Carmen, Dena 174 Carmen, Lave rn 17 4 Carpenter, Julie 29, 31, 52, 93, 174 Carrell, Judy 154 Carroll, Debbie 44, 174 Carter, Judy 17 4 Carter, Marcia 4B Carter, Sandra 32, 50, 174 Caruso, Linda 17 4 Ce rveny, James 54, 136 Chaffee, Jeanne 37, 174 Ch ambe rs, Dan 67, 136 Chambers, Kathryn 154 Childers, Cherlyn 136 Childers, Linda 37, 174 Childs, Vickie 154 Christensen, Adeline 69, 154 Christia nsen, Greg 99, 174 Christensen, Janet 136 Christensen, Kris 154 Christensen, Ricki 67, 136 Clark, Al ice 154 Clark, Candy 45, 70, 71, 154 Clark, Corky 44, 154 Clark, De nnis 121, 154 Clark, Kerry 37 Clark, Sally 2B, 31, 4B, 36, 70, 71, 174, 216, 217 Clark, Vicki 136 Claussen, Linnea 46, 116 Clayton, Doug 120, 153 Clevenger, Dan 154 Clevenger, Darre ll 136 Clinkenbeard, Noreen 154 Cody, Bob 67, 122, 136 Coffman, Ginger 12B, 136 Collett, Hal 30, 34, 63, 106, lOB, 114, 136, 216 Collett, Linda 32, 41, 42, 46, 51 , 45, 174, 59 Collier, Bruce 154 Colwe ll, Kathy 64, 66, 70, 136 Comley, Richard 175 Conaway, Alice 9, 36, 57, 12B, 175, B4, B9 Conaway, Jani e 154 Conboy, Mary 30, 41, 50, 70, B6, B7, 129, 154 Conkling, Craig 2B, 56, 107, 112, 154 Conner, Denny 104, 106, 175 Conner, Jeff 33, 56, l 02, 106, 119, 125, 154 Cook, Janice 45, 46, 47, 136 Cook, Sha ron 154 Coppock, Jay 154 Core, Jim 4B, 154 Corum, Jo Anne 175 Costello, Donna 154 Cowardin, Leslie 31, 5B, 95, 175 Cox, Bob 118, 136 Croghan, Mary 54, 64, 137 Croson, Mike 137 Cross, Doris 45, 52, 70, 137 Culek, Georgia 54, 64, 69, 86, 128, 136, 137 Culvat, Mike 137 Cure, Carol 175 Curry, Pat 154 Daboll, Lori 137 Danburg, Mike 33, 175 Darrington, Beverly 175 Darrington, Kathy 137 Daub, Frank 106, 108, 118, 137 Daughe rty, Connie 137 Davis, Kirk 155 Davis, Marjorie 31, 33, 39, 175 Davis, Pam 54, 64, 75, 129, 137 Davis, Sandy 28, 44, 45, 50, 175 Dawson, Tonia 49, 82, 83, 85, 175 Deal, Glenda 30, fl4, 48, 54, 64, 86, 87, 137 DeBar, Dave 33, 56, 112, 123, 155 DeHart, Janet 175 DeHart, Mike 155 Delashmutt, Russell 155 Demore!, Phyllis 155 DeSantiago, Sandy not pictured Desantiago, Kay 54, 137 DeSantiago, Rita 30, 64, 127, 137 DeTroy, Phil 38, 65, 67, 93, 175 Diamond, Che ryl 36, 155 Dick, Cathie 45, 137 Dick, Nick 65, 175 Dick, Ray 137 Dickinson, Carol 175 Dickinson, Christine 175 Dietz, Donna 137 Dike, Bob 31, 174, 176 Dingman, Ray 137 Dishong, Edward 176 Dishong, Gloria 155 Dofner, Charlene 137 Dohe, Steve 30, 28, 63, 106, 108, 118 Donahoo, Raymond 155 Doty, Lynne 137 Doucette, He le na 137 Do ug he rty, Kathleen 45, 64, 54, 137 Doug hman, Darris 176 Doug hman, Bob 116, 176 Downing, Virg il 155 Drake, Gloria 31, 34, 50, 45, 54, 176 Drake, Vickie 35, 57, 59, 176 Dreager, Tim 33, 106, 11 4, 155 Dreager, Nancy 137 Drieve r, Larry 33, 59, 60, 61, 65, 176 Dryak, David 137 Dunaw ay, Linda 50, 54, 66, 137 Duitman, Linda 36, 70, 71, 85, 176, 2 16, 2 17 Duke, Judy 32, 36, 51 , 54, 59, 62, 169, 176 Durick, Diane 30, 137 Durick, Nancy 36, 176, 217 Dworak, Pat 28, 31, 31, 44, 71, 84, 176 Dye, Roger 137 Dyson, !iteve 109, 155 Eckes, Bob 137 Edie, Judy 155 Edie, Karen 137 Edie, Linda 137 Edie, Terry 176 Ehrenbe rg, Cynthia 54, 64, 137 Eiedge, David 138 Ellerbeck, William 63, 138 Elliott, Mary 30, 54, 66, 138 Elliott, Vincent 15, 32, 33, 39, 41 , 43, 176 Ellis, Mark 155 Engle, Kenneth 176 Englund, Kenny 155 Eppe rson, Sharon 64, 70, 138 Espinosa, George 138 Etherton, Lynn 176 Ethinton, Chester 155 Ettleman, F. 69, 126, 127 Evans, Craig 106, 108, 138 Evans, Eldon, 177 Evans, Nancy 45, 138 Evans, Neal 56, 66, 67, 68, 118, 155 Falconer, Pat 33, 36, 45, 87, 177 Faris, Kathy 138 Farris, Rex 106, 119, 155 Fazio, Susie 45, 177 Feekin, Janice 30, 41', 44, 51, 54, 155 Feekin, Lynnette 30, 34, 44, 51 , 59, 155 Fender, Rick 177 Fernley, Dennis 28, 31, 33, 90, 105, 106, 177, 203, 226, 234 Fernley, Jann 30, 75,' 138, 139 Fe rnley, Ron 30, 33, 56, 120, 155 Ferrin, Terry 92, 106, 123, 153, 154, 155 Ferryman, Ann 33, 39, 41, 44, 51 , 155 Fezette, Jane t 138 Fi done, Diana 28, 32, 36, 7 4, 88, 89, 96, 97, 98, 177, 196 Fidone, Joann 70, 138 Field e r, Donna 177 Fienhold, Michael 156 Fienhold, Robe rt 32, 56, 4 1, 177 File, Kathy 138 Filkins, Ron 156, 165 Fillebeck, Frank 138 Fink, Kathy 156 Fitz, April 70, 138 Flanagan, Steve 138 Fl annery, J ames 156 Flannery, Sharron 138 Flegg, Daniel 156 Flink, Ca ro l 138 Floyd, James 107, 112, 177 Foley, Donna 36, 45, 65, 177 Folkerts, Karen 138 Foote, Darrella 138 Foote, Sandra 138 Forbes, Andrew 138 Forcade, Nancy 9, 54, 156 Ford, Charles 177 Forsythe, Craig 93, 177 Forsythe, Leslie 138 Foster, Alfred 138 Foust, Billie 138 Foutch, Carl 156 Fowle r, John 156 France, Claude 58, 67, 156 Franks, Dan 56, 156 Franks, Mike 138 Freer, Ron 177 Frey, Donna 156 Friedrich, Sandy 30, 138 Friedrich, Susie 9, 28, 31 , 36, 57, 89, 178 Fries, Dan 178 Frieze, Connie 69, 126, 178 Frieze, Patty 138 Fronk, Carol 156 Fullington, Ellen 156 Funk, Rebecca 46, 54,. 138 Gabrielli, Armando 33, 48, 122, 178 Gage, Greg 106, 108, 116, 138 Gaines, Clyde 138 Gallagher, Chet 39, 49, 59, 80, 81, 83, 84, 178 Galle, Dwain 66, 106, 118, 156 Gamblin, Gregory 112, 178 Gardner, Danial 178 Gardne r, Edward 178 Gardner, Willie 178 Gardne r, Peg 139 Gardner, Tom 156 Garges, Marcia 33, 39, 44, 48, 50, 70, 7 1, 178 Garrean, Tim 33, 56, 104, 106, 116, 178 Garrison, Ron 120, 178 Ga rrison, Steve 48, 120, 156 Gates, Dale 139 Geibe rt, Robert 31, 39, 45, 67, 68, 179 Gibbons, She ila 139 Gibbs, Evelyn 45, 179 Gibbs, Pamela 54, 64, 139 Gibler, Ed 37, 179 Gibler, Joe 56, 116, 179 Gibson, Michael 56, 118, 156 Gibson, Nancy 46, 48, 127, 139 Gienau, Robert Not Pictured Gilbe rt, Francis 156 Giles, William 66, 68, 120, 156 Gilfillan, Lyle 156 Gill, Karen 9, 46, 156 Gillespie, Sandy 139 Gilmore, Cathy 139 Glacey, Margaret 179 Globe, Cheryl 139 Globe, Matt 156 Goche nour Debbie 50, 51, 54, 139 Godsey, Sandra 70, 179 Goldenberg, Maurice 15, 29, 32, 33, 39, 40, 41, 42, 56, 106, 116, 179 Goldsberry, Gerald 179 Gottbrecht, Carla 32, 42, 45, 46, 179, 196 Gottbrecht, Georgia 156 Gouker, Sharon 179 Grap, Cheryl 9, 45, 49, 58, 60, 61, 81, 82, 83, 156, 49 Grap, Gayle 139 Grau, Donita 30, 61 , 70, 156 Grau, Sue 139 Graves, Nella 30, 43, 44, 54, 156 Gravitt, Alta 156 Gray, Charlote 36, 57, 58, 61 , 179 Griffin, Marsha 47, 156 Griffis, Wayne not pictured Grosvenor, Donna 37, 179, 197 Groth, Carl not pictured Gryskiewicz, Robert 156 Guild, Calvin 109, 139 Guild, Clifford 56, 99, 109, 111 , 139 Guild, Mike 139 Gundlach, Jerry 139 Gundlach, Theodore 179 Haack, Steven 121 , 139 Hack, Lind a 156 Hadden, Cheryl 179 Hadlund, Richard 139 Hager, Jane 9, 30, 44, 48, 70, 157 Hagerman, Virginia 46, 70, 99, 139 Hagood, Bill 34, 58, 105, 106, 11 2 Hallberg, Christopher 179 Hall, Victoria 44, 45, 69, 126, 157 Hamilton, Patricia 30, 54, 70, 139 Hanafan, Barb 36, 44, 48, 51 , 70, 93, 157 Hancock, Robert 179 Hand, John 99, 139 Hanna, Danny l 04, 106 Hannon, Barbara 157 Hansen, DeAnne 32, 54, 60, 62, 169, 180, 196, 200, 227 Hansen, Debbie 30, 157 Hansen Jo Ann 139 Hansen, Kathy 30, 41 , 52, 54, 157 Hansen, Kristie 52, 139 Hansen, Patsy 31 , 46, 51, 180, 196, 226 Hansen, Sheila 9, 157 Hanslip, Avalena 30, 59, 157 Hanson, Beth 31 , 44, 51, 52, 59, 61, 180 Harbold, Carolyn 64, 139 Hardesty, William 180 Hardiman, Dave 49, 62, 79, 85, 180 Hardiman, Steve 33, 60, 61, 63, 106, 108, 140 243 Harkins, Richard 46, 140 Harm, Pamela 30, 64, 140 Harrill, Debbie 36, 89, 180 Harris, Jacqueline S4, 61, 140 Harris, Joann 32, S9, 180 Hartman, JoAnn 43, 4S, 49, Sl, S9, lS7 Harvey, Ken 30, 33, lS7 Havekost, Cheryl 30, S4, 140 Havranek, Timothy S4, l S7 Hawkins, Barbara 180 Hawkins, Mike S6, 66, 68, l S7 Hawkins, Richard 140 Hawkins, Tom S6, 104, l 04, 109, 120, 180 Hayes, Jeannie 9, 28, 44, 48, so, 70, 71, 180 Haynie, Connie 66, 68, 140 Hazen, Kathy 4S, 157 Head, David 180 Head, Keith 180 Head, Wayne 157 Heckerman, Jim 28, 30, 33, 157 Heenan, Mike 180 Heffernan, Bob S6, 106, l 08, 119, 12S, 140 Heffernan, Suzan 31, 180 Hefley, Rhonda 180 Heineman, Sharon S9, 49, l S7 Henderson, Arthea 84, 140 Henley, Mitch 157 Hennings, Mike 120, 180 Henry, JoEllen 31, 34, Sl, 59, 62, 78, 181 Hensel in, Judith 140 Herrick, Ron 41, 181 Hessman, Patricia 31, 44, SO, Sl, 181, 196 Hester, Linda 140 Heywood, James S6, 99, 1S7 Hicks, Beverly 1S7 Hicks, Lindi 4S, 64, 140 Hielen, Dennis S4, 140 Hill, Fred 157 Hill, Marlene 9, 39, 41, 181 Hines, Karen 48, 158 Hinkel, Danny 181 Hod en, Dave l 05 Hoden, Patricia 64, 140 Hodges, Joann 64, 140 Hoke, Steve 28, S6, 91, 98, l OS, 106, 116, 123, 181, 198 Holden, Pam 30, 60, 70, 78, 158 Holden, Wendie S4, 62, 126, 140 Holding, Clifford 1 S8 Homan, Bruce 140 Honig, Jackie 140 Horner, Denny S6, 93, 97, 98, 111, 112, 181, 203 Horner, Pam 28, 36, 158 Hotchkiss, Joe l 119, 181 Hotchkiss, Mark 140 Hough, Steve 122, 140 Hourigan, Dennis 118, 140 Howard, Margaret 66, 181 Howard, Renee 50, S4, 66, 140 Howland, Diane 28, 31 , 42, Sl, sa, 61, 128, 181 Howland, Joslyn 140 Hubbard, Abigail 28, 31, 42, 46, 181, 226 Humes, Trudy 45, 181 244 Humlicek, Anna 1 S8 Humphrey, Susan 64, 87, 14 l Hunt, David 182 Hunt, Ernestine Not pictured Hunt, Geneva 141 Hunt, Judy 1S8 Hunt, Margaret 141 Hunt, Roberta 44, 69, 158 Hunter, Shirley 30, 158 Hupp, Alan 99, 141 Hurd, Lou Ann 30, 7S, 128, 141 Hurley, Pat 36, 3S, 4S, Sl, S2, 70, 71, 128, lSB Hutchinson, Cathie 48, 50, lSB Hutchison, Mary 28, 141 Hyde, Linda 48, 141 Ives, G. 56 Jackson, Jesse 158 Jackson, Karen 182 Jackson, Ronnie l SB Jackson, Terry 141 Jager, Betti lSB Jager, Harold 182 Jenkins, Charles S4, 66, 141 Jensen, Howard 6S, 67, 158 Jensen, Larry l SB Jensen, Norman 120 Jensen, Norman lSB Johnson Carol 64, 141 Johnson, Clyde 43, l B2 Johnson, Dianne 182 Johnson David 111, 141 Johnson, Gary 158 Johnson, Gary 30, 41, 54, 159 Johnson, Joe l B2 Johnson, Linda 45, 159 Johnson, Paula S4, 182 Johnson, Roger 97, 112, 123 . lSl, 159, 16S Johnson, Sandra 30, 141 Johnson, Sharon 54, 141 Johnson, Sue l B2 Johnston, Brad l S9 Johnston, Linda 64, 141 Johnston, Philip 66, 141 Jolliff, Rick 159 Jones, Eve lyn 45, 50, 70, 141 Jol]es, Jennifer 141 Jones, Mike 56, l 04, 106, l 09. 119, 182 Jones, Mike 159 Jones, Paulette 52, 141 Jones, Rosemarie 141 Jung, Kathy JOB, 159 Jung, L<irry 106, 123, 1 S9 Katze nstein, Frank 99, 141 Katzenstein, William 99, 183 Kaufman, William 159 Keele, Corbin 183 Ke ller, Me rle 141 Kell e r, Susie l 83 Ke ll e r, Vickie 45, 159 Kellogg, Cynthia 9, 159 Ke lly, Kaothleen l 83 Kennedy, Cind y 9, 36, 1 BJ Ke nnett, Eva 64, 141 Kenyon, Kathy 21, 44, 4S, 48, 57, 159 Kern, Bob 106, 112, 123, 159 Kern, Roger, l 83 Kessler, Che ryl l 83 Kilgore, Larry l 83 Kilpatrick, Gl enn 159 Kindberg, Linda 9, J6, 88, 89, 98, 169, lBJ King, Bob 119, l 83 King, Carol 28, 30, 41, S4, SB, 60, 61, 70, 78, 159 King, Harlan 183 King, Janice 9, 159 King, Sharon 9, l BJ Kinnaman, Eleanor 141 Kinne, Vickie J7, l8J Kinne, Di ana 159 Kinney, Roger 159 Kinsel, Gary 6J, l 06, 125, 14 l Kinsel, John 30, 56, l 06, 112. 12J, 159 Kirby, Dorie 141 Kirchhoff, Julene 64, 87, 141 Kjar, Brian 11 S, 141 Klefstad, Kaye 30, S4, 6S, 70, 141 Klement, Glenna 45, 51, 159 Klement, Vickie 141 Knauss, Bonn ie 47, SO, 141 Knouse, Jack 56, S9, 11 B, 159 Knutson, Doug 1S9 Koch, Kitty JO, 36, 42, 49, 73, 87, l S4, 159, 236 Koebel, Ron 142 Koger, Don 12S, l S9 Koger, Mike 142 Kohl, Loie 159 Kohrs, Karen Sl, 159 Kohrs, Gregg S6, lOS, 106, 109, 110, 1 83, 198 Kope ra, Richard Not pictured Konecy, Helen 159 Kramer, Ru ss 159 Krenz, Rubert 159 Krivokucha, Michael 11 B, 159 Kroger, Helen 142 Kruse, Andrea 70, 71, 160 Kruse, Bill 160 Kunik, Harvey 48, 142 Kunik, Michae l 160 Lambert, Robert S6, 111, 119, lBJ Lamphier, Bill 142 Lancia!, Te rry 122 Larsen, Conn ie J6, 58, 61, 89, 169, 183 Larsen, Harvey 9S, 184 Larsen, Roberta 160 Lauver, Craig 122, 160, 165 Lawless, Jack 32, l 84, 196 Lawrence, Susan 160 Lawton, Estes Jl, 3J, 49, 56, 82, BJ, 104, 106, 116, 184, 198 LeBaugh, Virginia 184 Lee, Kenneth 66, 142 Lee, Marsha 29, 32, 36, 41, 49, 57, S9, 61, 89, 184, 196, 199 23S Lee, Pam 41 , 42, 50, 51, 85, 184 Lee, Pat 64, 142 Lee, Roberta 142 Lehmer, David 67, 68, 142 Lehmer, Ron 184 LeMaste r, Larry 31, 56, 123, 184 Le nhardt, Mike 160 Le nhardt, Patricia J9, 49, SB, 82, 83, 184 Leptie n, Gary 106, 108, 109, l lB, 142 LeRett e, Lou is 41 LeRett e, Mary 119, 142 LeRett e, Roge r 160 Lewell en, Linda 160 Lewe llen, Peggy 142 Lidgett, Becky 36, 4S, S7, 160 Lindahl, Linda 64, 67, 142 Lindstrom, Chuck 39, 49, 58, 61, 67, 68, 92, 184 Linehan, Danny 142 Linehan, David 160 Line han, Mike 142 Livingston, Vaughn SB, 61 , l 84 Long, Sally 160 Lorenzen, Julie 142 Loukota, Mary 44, 50, 184 Lovell, William 106, lOB, 114, 126, 142 Lovercheck, Steve 30, 58, 60, 61, 114, 160 Ludwick, Don 99, 142 Luschen, Linda 69, 126, 127, 160 Lydon, Linda 36, 7 4, 128, 160 Lyons, Mary 142 Maack, Robert 184 Mabbitt, Jerry 160 Mabbitt, Martha 142 Mace, Larry 184 Mace, Maurice 142 Macrander, Laura 142 Madden, Denny S6, 103, 104, 106, 112, 122, 184, 198 Maddy, Cynthia 30, S4, 142 Magneson Judith 37, 184 Magneson, Steve 142 Mahan, Earl 106, lOB, 109, 142 Mahan, Jackie 4S, SO, lBS Mahan, Kay 142 Maher, Kathy 48, 70, 74, 129, 160 Mahoney, Roxann 160 Maine, Jeannie 9, 28, 44, 4S, 48, so, Sl, 160 Mandarich, Nick 106 Mandolfo, Cathy 69, 126, 127, 185 Mandolfo, Jim Not pictured Mann, Frank 33, 63, 112, 1 BS Mann, Shari 31, Sl, 54, 59, JBS, 20J Manz, Ronald 142 Mark, Trudy 28, 36, S4, 7J, 97, lSl, 128, 160 Markey, James SJ, 160 Markuson, Maureen 34, Sl, 170, 185 Marlin, Chuck Not pictured Maron, Gaylee 142 Marr, Michael 160 Marr, Russell 142 Marshall, John 106, 160 Marshall, Steve Not pictured Mart in, Karen 18S Martin, Linda 143 Mathews, Dave 6J, 106, 1 OB, 119, 142 Mathison, Clark 106, 1 OB, 14J Matteson, Joa nne 4S, 59, 1 BS Mauer, Darce l 4J Maue r, She ila 160 Mendoza, Art 1 BS Mensching, Jim 160 Mensching, Larry 123, 185 Merk, Linda 49, 58, 62,. 160 Me rksick, Barbara 160 Merrill, Linda 160 Middagh, Caroline 48, 160 Midkiff, Cha rlie 123, 143 Millard, Debbie 9, 46, 48, 143 Mille r, Bonnie 160 Miller, J ane lle 28, 51, 74, 87, 161 Milligan, Gary 161 Miln e r, Mike 185 Minor, Jim 48, 67, 121, 161 Minor, Steve n 185 Minor, Jim 143 Minton, Jane ll e 185 Montgome ry, Gloria 143 Moore, Judy 36, 57, 186 Moon, Linda 54, 143 Moore, Cliff Moore, Law rence 66, 161 Moran, Judy 9, 32, 36, 49, 70, 71, 84, 86, 87, 186 Morgan, Jim 56, l 06, 112, 125, 161 Moreno, Leo 161 Morrison, Linda 64, 143 Morten sen, Gwe n 50, 64, 70, 143 Mortensen, Jon 99, 143 Mortime r, Robyn 143 Mose r, Mavis 47, 143 Moss, Jan 46, 143 Mowe ry, Jack 58, 78, 161 Mowery, Richa rd 161 Mulvania, Don 56, 118, 186 Mulvania, Terry 161 Mumm, Don 33, 66, 67, 68, 106, 161 Murphy, He len 186, 197 Myers, Margaret 64, 163 Myers, Patty 161 Mye rs, Robert 143 Myklebust, Joe l 32, 33, 40, 41 42, 43, 186, 196 McCallan, Dave 161 McCollum, Bruce 186 McCallum, Jack 99, 143 McClary, Joseph 63, 99, 143 McClelland, Leslee 48, 49, 161 McCormick, John Not pictured McCoy, Mike 106, 109, 161 McDowell, William 186 McGee, Richard 186 Mcintosh, Dorothy 186 Mcintosh Judy 41, 59, 186 Mcintosh, Ruth 42, 64, 143 McKenzie, Julia 42, 52, 47, 143 McKern, Mike 161 McMaste r, Rod 161 McMullen, Bev 21, 31, 49, 59, 79, 83, 187 McNulty, Nancy 161 McTwiggan, Kathy 28, 42, 187 McTw igga n, Jim 49, 62, 81 , 161 McTwiggan, William 58, 60, 61, 67, 187 Nagel, Jim 109, 111, 161 Nahach, Nick 161 Negrete, Rita 161 Neill, Dave 162 Nelson, Beverly 143 Nelson, DeeDee 129, 143 Ne lson, Elena 50, 97, 98, 162 Nelson, John 143 Nelson, Karen 44, 45, 51, 162 Nelson, Mike 162 Nelson, Pam 29, 36, 44, 70, 89, 94, 95, 187, 236 Neumann, Dianne 162 Nemecek, Jan 64, 75, 144, 236 Ne rton, Merlin 118 Nes bitt, Jerry 111 , 144 Newberry, Nancy 144 Newman, Bill 162 Nice, Robert 162 Nicholas, Joe 187 Nightser, Mark 144 Nilius, Sharon 144 Nixon, Gary 162 Nixon, Larry 162 Nix on, Susette 144 Norris, Peggy 162 Norton, Dennis 187 Nuno, Carmen 144 Nusser, Dennis 30, 162 Nuzum, Judy 51, 144 Nuzum, Patricia 50, 144 O'Brien, Dennis 144 O'De ll, Carline 144 O'Dell, Don 162 O'Dan iel, Lynette 42, 69, 129, 144 O'Hara, Patrick·67, 122, 162 O'Hara, Susan 28, 31, 34, 41, 44, 54, 187 Olsen, Judy 31, 33, 39, 41, 58, 62, 187, 196 Olsen, Virginia 9, 35, 54, 162 O'Neill, John 144 Oshol, Doug 33, 41, 120, 162 Ossman, Cheryle 30, 41, 162 Oviatt, Jan 187 Page, Julie 54, 144 Papaila, Dan 162 Parish, Rita 144 Parker, Alice 144 Parks, Elizabeth 36, 57, 58, 128, 187 Parrack, Bill 162 Paulson, Marc 56, 106, 123, 162 Poulson, Steve 54, 187 Pearce, Marilyn 187 Pe ck, Gregory 144 Penry, Maureen 38, 187 Pedersen, Roxanne 49, 144 Pefferman, Steve 163 Peleska, Jodie 163 Pendgraft, Ch arles 187, 227 Pendgraft, Gary 163 Penry, Maureen 38, 187 Peterson, Bobbie 39, 54, 59, 61, 163 Pete rsen, Conrad 167 Petersen, Gary 163 Petersen, Henry 163 Petersen, Jerry 64, 106, l 08, 116, 144 Petersen, Ken 56, 106, 111, 114, 163, 166 Pete rsen, Susie 50, 163 Peterson, Debby 163 Peterson, Debra 48, 144 Peterson, Del 163 Peterson, Lori 144 Petry, Bob 63, 106, 108, 144 Petry, Kathleen 187 Phillips, Bruce 41, 49, 54, 59, 79, 163 Phillips, Christine 32, 50, 187 196 Phillips, Con stance 34, 41, 46, 51, 95, 188 Phillips, Dennis 144 Pickrell, Virgil 37, 188 Piekkola, Michael 145 Pitt, Terry 106, 108, 145 Plantikow, Robert 163 Plummer, Paul 30, 122, 163 Plummer, Victoria 163 Poffenbarger, Pat 9, 45, 163 Pogge, Denny 163 Pogue, Peggy 9, 188 Points, Janet 50, 70, 145 Points, Marty 64, 70, 145 Points, Tonya 188 Polak, Kathy 145 Potts, Janet 54, 64, 145 Poulson Joe 67, 145 Powell, John 163 Pribyl, Gloria 188 Price, Ed 145 Priest, Teri 50, 70, 145 Prieto, Bill 120, 188 Prine, Dan Not pictured Probst, Billie 30, 46, 48, 49, 51, 129, 145 Purnell, Gloria 31. 40, 41 , 52, 188, 196 Quandt, Judy 36, 188 Quandt, LaJune B6, 45, 51, 70, 71, 163 Quandt, Robert 63, 115, 125, 149 Ragland, Roger 145 Raschke, Wayne 188 Ra smus·sen, Doug 28, 32, 33, 40, 41, 42, 95, 188, 196 Ravenstein, Connie 28, 36, 45, 188, 221 Reelfs, Richard 163 Reelfs, Rodger 33, 70, 188 Reese, Gregg 163 Reese, James 188 Reese, Judy 30, 41, 44, 51, 54, 163 Reid, LeeAnn 163 Reid, Randy 163 Renfeldt, Ginny 9, 46, 48, 64, 87, 145 Reilly, Kenneth 145 Reninger, Mary Not pictured Respeliers, Debby 163 Reynolds, Marilynn 54, 64, 145 Revels, Bertha Not pictured Rhoades, Gene 145 Rhodd, Joyce 67, 163 Rhodes, Lloyd 145 Rice, Bud 145 Richards, Linda 66, 145 Richardson, Brenda 163 Richardson, Cathy 28, 44, 48, 50, 70, 71, 188 Riche, Mike 163 Ridde r, Mary Not pictured Riddl e, Kathy 33, 36, 39, 67, 188 Riley, Juanita 48, 66, 145 Rine, Mike 58, 111 , 188 Rine, Ric 115, 145 Robertson, Stacey 189 Roberts, John 189 Robinson, Jr., Ernie 99, 106, 108, 109, 110, 145 Rocha, Maggie 36, 72, 98, 163 Rockwell, Annette 9, 70, 45, 189 Rockwell, Roger 145 Rohwer, Sandra 189 Rolfe, Kathy 163 Roll ins, Andrew 109, 189 Rollins, Jeanna 64, 69, 145 Rollins, Victor 145 Ronk, Steven 119, 145 Rosenbaugh, Carl 30, 41, 66, 67, 68, 122, 163 Ross, Mark 189 Ross, Susan 59, 189 Roth, Glen 145 Roth, Glenda 145 Rothe, Karen 30, 45, 51, 59, 70, 163 Rothfus, Barry 164 Rounds, Edward 189 Roush, Patricia 145 Russel, Bill 33, 41, 46, 189 Russell, Don l 05, l 06, 189 Ryan, Dennis 145 Ryan, Tom 58, 189 Ryder, Mike 63, 106, 108, 115, 145 Saar, Gloria 36, 44, 45, 164 Saathoff, Jeff 189 Sales, Donna 190 Sales, Linda 164 Sanders, Carole 28, 36, 44, 70, 71, 90, 128, 164 Sanders, Donald 146 Sawyer, Betty 59, 164 Sawyer Carol Not pictured Schafer, Connie 33, 58, 70, 71 , 190 Schafer, Randy 63, 146 Schelldorf, Art 164 Schendel, Peggy 59, 190 Schewe, Frank 190 Schieffer, Kathy 42, 46, 66, 68, 164 Schmitt, Marilyn 9, 36, 57, 190 Schomburg, Bruce 11 1, 120, 157, 164 Schroder, Bruce 190 Schroder, Diane 30, 34, 42, 52, 69, 126, 164 Schroder, Doug 111, 164 Schroeder, Lynette 50, 146 Schuerman, Mary 30, 54, 146 Schuppan, Bobbie 9, 190 Schuppan, Dixie 146 Schwager, Karen 45, 54, 146 Schwetz, Diane 65, 66, 190 Seaman, Debby 164 Seaton, Susan 30, 45, 50, 164 Sellers, Pebble 190 Sewell, Kathy 32, 37, 190 Shadden, Pat 123 Shadley, John 63, 146 Shamblen, Dick 49, 164 Shank, Rosemary 146 Shanno, Larry 32, 58, 60, 61, 67, 68, 78, 191 Shannon, Ca rolyn 59, 190 Shannon, Dewayne 37, 190 Shannon, Jackie 146 Shannon, Jim 56, 164 Shannon, Mike 164 245 Sharp, Kathy 45, 47, 50, 146 Shavin, Clyde 146 Sheely, Kathy 31, 40, 42, 191 Shepard, Mark 164 Sherlund, Bruce 164 Shestak, Marilou 54, 64, 146 Shively, Maureen 146 Short, Eugene 99, 111, 146 Shrader, Terri 191 Sieburg, Jim 191 Sieburg, Kathy 146 Siefken, Jerry 56, 104, 106, 191 Sigler, Steve 191 Sirian, Nick 146 Skalbe rg, Terry 164 Skaw, Marilyn 191 Skinner, Fred 191 Skinner, Ruth 164 Slack, Karen 70, 146 Smartt, Wayne 146 Smith, Barny 164 Smith, Bonnie 36, 54, 74, 164 Smith, Cheryl 164 Smith, Connie 54, 74, 128, 146 Smith, Connie J. 36, 164 Smith, Dan 33, 45, 63, 67, 106, 108, 109, 146 Smith, Debra 28, 32, 36, 73, 84, 89, 98, 128, 191 Smith, Dennis 108, 125, 146 Smith, John 58, 191 Smith, Larry 146 Smith, Linda 164 Smith, Mary 191 Smith, Mike 164 Smith, Richard 54, 66, 146 Smith, Robert 37, 191 Smith, Robert L. 164 Smith, Roger 164 Smith, Sally 30, 42, 164 Smith, Sandra 30, 54, 146 Smith, Susan 191 Snipes, Daryl 63, 146 Solomon, Chuck 56, 109, 114, 164 Soren sen, Marlene 30, 51, 54, 58, 62, 70, 164 Sortino, Kathy 57, 165 Spane!, Alberta 50, 70, 146 Spane!, Gary 165 Spane!, Ron 191 Spears, Joyce 50, 165 Spelman, Linda 43, 44, 50, 70, 191 Spires, LaVonne 44, 59, 165 Spitznagle, Robert 115, 125, 146 Spracklin, Robert 66, 146 Spradley, Judy 70, 146 Sprenger, Sylvia 52, 165 Sprecht, Eve lyn 165 Stacy, Larry 63, 67, 106, 108, 146 Stanford, Debbie 70, 147 Staniford, Paul 63, 147 Stansberry, Stacy 147 Starr, Frances 165 Starr, Steve 28, 165 Ste in ke, Jerry 67, 147 Ste in ke, Jim 49, 59, 60, 62, 67, 78, 79, 191 , 199 246 Steinke, John 58, 67, 192 Stephens, Stephanie 147 Stepphun, Cindy 49, 64, 147 Stiles, John 108 Still, Kenny 119 Stogdill, Patricia 9, 192 Stoker, Sally 147 Stoker, Susan 51, 192 Strazdas, Linda 192 Street, John 43, 49, 59, 61, 67, 192 Strong, Donna 30, 41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 54, 165 Strong, Frank 53, 165 Stuart, Liz 147 Stukey, Michael 192 Sturgeon, Dave 42, 165 Sturm, Mona 192 Sullivan, Carolyn 9, 28, 45, 48, 165 Swisher, Patsy 192, 197 Tabor, Debbie 87, 147 Tackett, Myra 192 Tallman, Tom 58, 192 Taylor, LuAnn 64, 70, 147 Taylor, Rod 192 Teague, Doug 66, 67, 68, 165 Tellander, Byron 147 Tews, Elaine 192 Thacker, Carol 48, 59, 192 Thomas, Dan 56, 123, 124, 192 Thomas Dennis Not pictured Thomas, Joe 165 Thomas Judy 48, 147 Thomas, Leroy 49, 56, 59, 107, 192 Thomas, Terry 12, 114, 122, 165 Thompson, Aaron 165 Thompson, Beverly 165 Thompson, Cheryl 147 Thompson, Frank 147 Thompson, Jea nnette 64, 147 Thompson, Susan 37, 192 Thompson, Walter 165 Thorson, Joyce 41, 49, 85, 193 Tighe, Tim 165 Tilley, Susan 44, 48, 70, 147 Tisher, Cyndi 36, 57, 59, 89, 91, 193 Tobias, Juanita 44, 50, 165 Tolby, Shirley 9, 44, 166 Toman, Cheryl 166 Toman, Dennis 108, 118, 147 Tomes, Lucrezia 30, 42, 54, 147 Tomford, Joel 147 Tomford, Sarah 49, 147 Tompkin s, Nancy 41, 54, 59 61, 166 Tracy, Thaymer 58, 193 Trautman, Dale Not pictured Tribolet, Barbara 66, 50, 166 Tribolet, Kay 66, 193 Trimmer, Cathy 34, 42, 45, 48, 50, 193 Trimmer, Jack 48, 56, 111, 119, 147 Tyson, Bill 147 Tyson, Mike 193 Tysor, Janice 129, 166 Ulrich, Che ryl 64, 147 Underw ood, Ricky 111 , 120, 166 Updike, Judy 148 Vall ie r, Conn ie 45, 193 Vallier, Sherry 166 Van Bibber, Linda 193 Vanderloo, Karol 148 Vanderloo, Kim 92, 193 Van Donge, Pam Not pictured Van Eaton, Judy 70, 71, 166 Van Pelt, Gloria 148 Van Roy, Pam 34, 45, 166 Van Roy, Tim 148 Vaughn, Kathy 64, 69, 126, 127, 148 Ve rmuele, Charles 148 Vice, Linda 9, 148 Vice, Richard 166 Vincent, Alfred 108, 115, 122, 148 Vogel, Diana 54, 48, 148 Vuagn iaux, Alan 114, 125, 148 Vuagniaux, Leana 70, 87, 148 Wadsworth, Alan Waffle, Derrald 56, 106, 166 Wage r, Mary 39, 193 Wagne r, Dennis 166 Wagner, Nancy 148 Waite, Mike 193 Walbridg e, El aine 42, 45, 166 Walke r, Denise 31 , 39, 193 Walker, Eileen 50, 69, 75, 127, 148 Wal ker, Gene 148 Walke r, Pamella 51, 64, 148 Walke r, Ward 118 Walker, William 41, 45, 46, 56, 94, 95, 99, 101, 122, 194 Wallace, Carl 166 Wallace, Kare n 166 Walter, Vicki 9, 194 Walton, Judith 46, 148 Ward, Donna 50, 166 Ward, Nancy 37, 194, 221 Ward, Steve 148 Warford, Renee 148 Washburn, Cinda 25, 45, 194 Watkins, Rod ney 194 Waugh, Janis 51, 166 Waugh, Larry 66, 166 Waugh, Laura 44, 66, 68, 69, 126, 166 Waugh, Ste ph an ie 69, 126, 194 Waugh, Susan 148 Wea re, Susan 50, 6 1, 70, 148 Weatherill, Sall y 36, 58, 166 Webster, Sh aron 148 Wedd le, Jim 106, 108, 119, 148 Wehrli, Rick 34, 59, 96, 98, 105, 106, 194 Wiedman, Connie 148 Welch, Greg 28, 90, 166 Wells, Li nda 194 We nd t, Patri cia 32, 54, 41, 70 95, 194, 234 Wh ite, Lin da 64, 149 White, Mi ke 149 White, Ray 1 06, 149 Wh ite, Sh irl ey 28, 36, 45, 194 Wi ck, Danny 167 Wick, Tom 149 Wiemerslage , Lorraine 167 Wiemerslage, Myrtle 167 Wiepert, El ain e 54, 48, 66, 149 Wilbe r, Glen 167 Wilcken, Mary 51, 87, 194, 234 Will ey, Te rsa 66, 149 Willi ams, Don 194 Williams, Jayne 54, 64, 70, 149 Williams, Lynn 167 Williams, Steve 167 Williamson, Debbie 128, 149 Wilmoth, Ray 125 Wilson, Bill 120 Wilson, Bridge t 31, 39, 40, 43, 48, 195 Wilson, Dan 39, 66, 195 Wilson, David Not pictured Wilson, Flicsh a 45, 48, 195 Wilson, Jackie 149 Wilson, Janet 31, 195 Wilson, Jeanne 45, 149 Wilson, Joyce 195 Wilson, Judy 195 Wilson, Larry 149 Wilson , Pa ul Not p ictured Wilson, Tim 195 Wisku s, Be n 46, 48, 99, 149 Withem, Louise 149 Withem, Sandy 9, 167 Whitmer, Vicki 48 Witt, Dennis 114, 123, 167 Wold, Wayne 167 Wolff, Blaine 92, 93, 105, 195 Wolken, Rebecca 149 Wood, George 54, 149 Wood, Glen 195 Wood, Linda 167 Woodford, Kathy 195 Woodruff, Sh aron 167 Wood s, John 195 Wo rth, Ila 149 Wray, Jody 127, 149 Wrig ht, Arvey 59, 195 Wrig ht, Edward 149 Wylie, Marilyn 149 Yea rington , Diane 9, 167 Yea ton, Stanley 66, 67, 42, 167 Yopp, Diana 195 Yopp, Gary 56, 118, 167 Young, Barbara 149 Young , Becki e 28, 32, 36, 49, 72, 78, 79, 89, 98, 195 Young, Bill Not pictured Young, Kay 30, 40, 41 , 46, 195 Young, Tim 195 Youn gs, Chuck 149 Youngs, Ka thy 30, 167 Zimme rman, Mike 56, 103, 106, 118, 167 Zuhlke, Marilyn 70, 149 Zurek, William 167 Zwee rink, Larry Not pictured Autographs j 247 Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHI NG COMPANY ··ti.. Wo<ld' 1 &.II YH rbook 1 An 1 ayb ..... - 248 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 Thomas Jefferson High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Thomas Jefferson High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1924-present are covered in this collection. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Monticello 1967 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource 1967 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 43. 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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. 1967 Thomas Jefferson High School Yearbook 1967 Annual schools Thomas Jefferson High School TJHS Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/c154e7da07a4912bcaf77927a7db7a8f.jpg 546f57ea222ebe3df3df0810a59f2d23 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs 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 Griffin Wheel Works postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of the Griffin Wheel Works . From back: "Griffin Wheel Company, the mammoth new industry located in Council Bluffs; manufacturers of chilled iron car wheels. The plant has floor space of 160,000 square feet under one roof, with 43,000 square feet of glass for sidewalls and monitors. Equipped with 20 electric cranes and meter appliances for unloading, shaking out and handling sand. Hydraulically operated old wheel breakers. Elevators and coal conveyers. Electric oven for baking cores. Melting capacity of 250 tons in nine hours, representing 60 wheels. Undoubtedly the best and most modern in the world. Cost $1,370,000." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/bc85caf348370d11eac5977d07dc4d7a.tif 3274f82b1d946598bd5c053388a60544 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Elevator postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard. From back, "Loading grain from elevator onto river barge in the Missouri River at Council Bluffs, Iowa. Photo by Myron Allerton." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. agriculture Business elevators postcard https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/0f0d101fafac3d1e2e6a5853578350f8.jpg 6b220e82667bc09382c616159b0479ef 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Con's Self Service Drug Store postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of Con's Self Serve Drug Store. Located Corner 32nd and Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa. Erected by V. N. Conzemius in 1958. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. buildings Business drugstores postcard https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/adcd0f26b2ca0c63090e2b9a100b6919.tif c64aa1bb264caadbb429b06f41b83ac8 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Midland's Mall postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of the Midlands Mall. From back, "The Grand Mall. Urban Renewal Development with 50 Stores. Opened March 1976. Enclosed, Air Conditioned Shopping Center with Theaters and Office Complex. 3 hours Free Parking in the 1200 car, four floor garage. A major step in rejuvenating Council Bluffs." Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. Business malls Midlands Mall postcard https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/2ad7a9c88b9961a3223dba466e7718b5.jpg 745dfc030d81345961270137824179af 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 6 in. x 8 in. 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 WOGFQ postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of WOGFQ radio. World Radio Laboratories, WRL, was a major supplier of amateur radio equipment from the 1950s to the 1970s. WRL was located in Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA,and run by Leo Meyerson (W0GFQ) and his family. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. postcard World Radio Laboratories https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/1020db716530daea293281bb12499c1a.jpg e59fc2d1fea2fb87598a60911d801a44 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/f9c82e71cd0cc2be9d38dc247de3122a.jpg 6337bb9dc7ba6cf8ee43f3be103f690e https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/ff1996b4b8f96e4524309be3dd112541.tif a716fc25469a097c1f6422080ef28a27 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Airplane View postcards Description An account of the resource Three postcards of airplane views of Council Bluffs. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. aerial postcard https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/ef926b0af003eaef8a57d5f5d8fb15c2.jpg dba99b585b9406b11b661a4b33c09730 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/f091cd26eeddf7e358422ae07bbe4079.jpg 39d9b729c02b095790c65af1dc1fe086 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/74297be6d4198314d365073519ccb5ba.jpg 69cfbbc4060034fdb220536f9528f68f https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/3701362eb2ff1c944a927ee6bb78b2e1.jpg 2679872b9c709a987e537fb19c7df0bb https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/cd12aa3714636653abf62aae7353ae22.jpg c74e6c970d44284718f83ba5860c06e4 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/2ff34709a4c5c65418d29fa956a9c906.jpg 222130f4be3cf5f81245a51197b9d1be https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/07c85d82bf206c31eee5582f2d65e1ea.jpg 96431f1df102c59d1c77c6badca9ae38 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/871dcdc2263cedaeff6ecd769d68bde7.jpg 0df1357404266b96e8fe4118b6e8b948 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/0c4e23301d342d769e477077d3f501c2.jpg b14e26687c2d51642fabc6720d7ea59d https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/67ae27417f2afbe9cc9fb47dd581db58.jpg 0ee0f988964b0fa4a65c3af5d9659f52 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Broadway postcards Description An account of the resource Ten postcards depicting Broadway - Council Bluffs, IA. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. Broadway buildings postcard streetcars streets https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/1df86dc6ce5df7481534a76fb808cc05.jpg 68f549ac862d803440c637f0846d445a 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 Emil Pavich Postcard Collection Description An account of the resource A collection of three albums containing a total of 511 postcards. This collection consists of historic Council Bluffs postcards dating from approximately the late 1890's to the 1970's. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Postcards Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs Postcard a card for sending a message by mail without an envelope, typically having a photograph or other illustration on one side. Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 4 in. x 6 in. 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 Pearl Street postcard Description An account of the resource Postcard of Pearl Street looking North from Bayliss Park. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Library Special Collections Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Color photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Postcard Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Spec. Coll. 977.771 P288 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, 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. Bayliss Park Pearl Street postcard streets https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/fc0a653cc714b6b1bf9638ac4ac124a4.jpg fc3751070e8fefe0de03aa6665bdf0c3 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 Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Subject The topic of the resource News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa. Description An account of the resource Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 7 x 10 cm 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 Baptist Award to C.B. Student Subject The topic of the resource local news Description An account of the resource Bill Ballenger Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nonpareil photos Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Daily Nonpareil April 4, 1958 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-4-4 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ballenger_William_A_Bill_and_Sharon_4_4_1958_05 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user. Bill Ballenger William A. Ballenger https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/ba295942ca3707bad46090a7e9887b4a.jpg 5438a498ecce28fc4e01e21c2c530b26 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 Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Subject The topic of the resource News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa. Description An account of the resource Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5.75 x 8.5 cm 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 In The Service Subject The topic of the resource local news Description An account of the resource Ballenger [in ROTC cadet uniform, receiving Distinguished Milirary Student Award] Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nonpareil photos Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Daily Nonpareil October 19, 1958 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1958-10-19 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ballenger, William & Sharon_10_19_1958_20 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user. Bill Ballenger William A. Ballenger https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/0365d87432ae987cbd715003ba74ffed.jpg 6be51bb207e1731122457fe97bc7f90a 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 Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Subject The topic of the resource News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa. Description An account of the resource Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 2.5 x 4.5 cm 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 Mrs. Sharon Ballenger Subject The topic of the resource local news Description An account of the resource Mrs. Ballenger Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nonpareil photos Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Daily Nonpareil August 21, 1960 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1960-8-21 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ballenger_William_A_Bill_and_Sharon_26 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user. Mrs. William A. Ballenger Sharon Ballenger https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/69fd8a8a99b7b1078f59fb678b2ba28f.jpg fde1d730f158db597a5f880a0bd49da0 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 Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Subject The topic of the resource News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa. Description An account of the resource Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 5 x 11 cm 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 State News Council Bluffs Nonpareil Subject The topic of the resource local news Description An account of the resource Looking At Award...for outstanding leadership earned at a leadership school held by the U.S. Army Reserve are Spec. 4 Larry R. Martin and Capt. William Ballenger, class instructor. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nonpareil photos Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Daily Nonpareil June 2, 1970 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970-6-2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ballenger_William_A_Bill_and_Sharon_6_2_1970__04 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user. Bill Ballenger William A. Ballenger https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/bb7a4e6dfdd0775327ba8ee4e1b804c3.jpg 913edc587ff64e81b34b429edee85774 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 Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Subject The topic of the resource News, events and people of Council Bluffs and Southwest Iowa. Description An account of the resource Newspaper clippings and photographs from the Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Physical Dimensions The actual physical size of the original image 14 x 12 cm 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 Ballenger Has Been Active Since He Was 6 Months Old Subject The topic of the resource local news Description An account of the resource Looking At Family Portraits...are Mr. and Mrs. William Ballenger and daughter, Carrie. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Nonpareil photos Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Daily Nonpareil September 2, 1961 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Daily Nonpareil Archives Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961-9-2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Black and white photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Photograph Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Ballenger_William_A_Bill_and_Sharon_9_2_1961_03 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource The Council Bluffs Public Library is unaware of any claim of copyright in the images in the collection. We encourage use of these materials under the fair use clause of the Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 101 et seq). The Council Bluffs Public Library has provided in the catalog records for these materials all known information regarding the photographer or other persons associated with the materials. This information is provided as a service to aid users in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the user. Bill Ballenger Mrs. William A. Ballenger Sharon Ballenger William A. Ballenger