1965 Warrior

Walnut Community School

Walnut, Iowa

1965

CO-EDITORS: Eileen Corey, Linda Peterson

Foreword

To catch an eventful year in the lives of so many people is difficult, but we
have tried to capture for you the spirit of your year at Walnut Community School,
Here is your year around school: familiar faces, beloved places, most of all the cul-
tivation of ideas and of lasting friendships. If the Warrior reminds you of this year,
if future years find you referring back to it and smiling, our task has been worth-
while.

- The Staff -

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A.dministration .~
Faculty
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Freshmen
Junior High
Elementary
Organizations
Athletics
Activities
Autographs

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Dedication

We, the seniors of 1965, dedicate this annual to Dr. Weber in appreciation of
his help and devotion to us during our school years. He has seen most of us through
our childhood illnesses and has given up his time and services to give physicals, at
no extra cost, to those who participate in sports every year. We wish to express our
sincere appreciation, not only for these services, but for his friendship also.

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The question is often asked, "What in your opinion is the ideal education?"
An ideal education is one that develops intellectual power--an education calculated to
develop the mind,
There may be many ways, all equally good, of developing the mind. I have old-fashioned
prejudices in favor of the three R's and the liberal arts, in favor of trying to understand the
greatest works the human race has produced. I believe that these are the permanent necessi-
ties, the intellectual tools that are needed to understand the ideas and the ideals of our world•
.Th!,s does not exclude later specialization of later professional education. I insist that
without' the intellectual techniques needed to understand ideas, and without at least an ac:..
quaintance with major ideas that have animated mankind since the dawn of history, no man
may call himself educated.

Mr. McIntosh

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Congratulations to the graduates of 1965. You have accomplished a milestone in your
life that thousands of young people will not accomplish this year or the next or never.

You have proved to us here at school that you have the stamina and integrity and the
will-power to succeed thus far in life. Now may you go out and prove that you can take your
place in this society. Prove that you can fill the shoes left vacant for .you. Prove that you
can succeed even against the obstacles we older people have left in your way. Prove to your-
self that you can take the responsibility, along with the best.

Your time and money spent in the past twelve or thirteen years has been spent on the
finest investment. The dividends paid from this investment far exceed those of other invest-
ments many times. And the value of your investment shall increase as the years go by.

Again, congratulations to you. Youryearsinschool have not been easy but I'm sure they
have been helpful.

Mr. Kelly

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School Board

Dr. Lewis Miller (President), Mrs. Russell Lehnhardt, Mr. Dale McIntosh (Superintend-
ent), Mr. Ronald Mortensen, Mr. Robert Kixmiller, Mr. Dwight Wuster (Secretary).

Secretary

Mrs.
Barbara
Lynch

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Four years ago our c lass did come
Into the halls of Walnut High.
we came to see the goals attained
By others in the years gone by.
We came to conquer studies and foes,
And to be among the best in those.
We hoped to succeed and to travel far,
For we did come to see and to conquer.

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CLARA M. KREIS: Simpson, Iowa ..
University, Drake University, A. B.,
English, Latin, Declam, Library.
LARRY HARRINGTON: Iowa State
University, B. S., Trigonometry,
Geometry, Algebra 1, Senior Mach;
Drivers Ed.

DEANNE ELSENSOHN: Drake Uni-
versity, College of Fine Arcs,
Bachelor of Music Education,
Vocal Music. ROBERT KUIPER:
Morningside College, Bachelor of
Music Education, Instrumental
Music-Band.

LORENE BIGELOW: Simpson, B. M.,
State Colleg·e, Drake University,
Professional Teachers Certificate,
German I, Junior High Classes.
GARY LEBECK: Dana College,
B. A., English, English I, Jr. High
English, Speech, Jr. High Coach.

ALLEN RAGER: Kirksville State
Teachers College, B. S., Shorthand
I and II, General Business, Book-
keeping. RON BUTLER: Nebraska
State Teachers College, American
Government, American History ,
World History I and II.

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FLORINE M. SMALLEY: Iowa State
University, B. S., Home Economics,
7A Science, Ad ult Sevdng Classes.
MERRILL D. SMALLEY: Iowa State
University, B. S. , Vocational Agri-
culture, 7th Grade Science, F. F. A.•
Adult Farmers.

MARY ANN NOELL: Peru State
Teachers College, B. S., Physical
Education. ROGER A. NOELL:
Huron, South Dakota, B. S. , Peru
State Teachers College, Boy's Bas-
ketball, Jr. High Social Studies.

DALE LYNCH: Northwest Missouri
State College, B. S. , Secretarial
Practice, Typing, Algebra II, Typ-
ing 8th. EDWARD S. ELLIS: San
Diego Jr. College, Dana, B. S.,
University of Nebraska, Physical
Education, Football, Girl's Basket-
ball, Trac k.

DIXON ZANDER: Wartburg College,
B. S. , Biology, Physics, General
Science. DONALD BURGHER:
Northwest Missouri State College,
B. S. , Industrial Arts, Junior High
Math.

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Dale Young Phil Madson
Steve Bees
DALE YOUNG: Basketball 1-2-4,
Rodney Wuster Football 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1,
Student Council 1-2-4, Track 2-4,
King Candidate 4, W-Club 1-2-3-4,
Baseball 1-2-3-4, Homecoming At-
tendant 1.
PHIL MADSON: Basketball 1-2-3, FFA
1, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys Glee
1-2-3-4, N.H.S. 2-3-4, F.T.A. 3-4,
Science and Math Club 4, Creighton
Math Day 3-4, Student Council 1-4,
Class Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Class
Play 3, Prom Server 2, Opere tta 4, Co-
Director of Senior Play, Band Groups
1-2-3-4, Music Groups 1-2.
STEVE BEES: Football 2-3-4, Track
2-3-4, Class Officer 2-3, Boys Glee
4, Homecoming Royalty 2-3, FFA 1,
Basketball 1-2, N.H.S. 3, Math .and
Science Club, W-Club 2-3-4, Prom
Server, Class Play 3-4.
RODNEY WUSTER: Mixed Chorus 1-2-
3-4, Boys Glee 1-2-3-4, Declam 1-
2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class Officer
2-3, Science Club 1, Librarian 2-4,
Soloist 3-41, Newspaper 2-4, Double-
Mixed Quartet 2-3, State Declam
Winne r 2-3, Class Play 3, Prom Server

2, Pep Club 1, Opere tta 2-3-4, w-

Club 3-4.

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Conchi Casamitjana Cindy Schirm
Linda Peterson
CONCHI CASAMITJANA: Girls Glee
4, Mixed Chorus 4, Queen Candidate
4, Pep Club 4, Play Dedication 4.
CINDY SCHIRM: Class Officer 1,
Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,
Track 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Girls
Softball 1, Girls Glee 3,4, Mixed
Chorus 4, Twirler 3,4, Homecoming
Queen 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Prom
Server 2, Class Pl ay 3.
LINDA PETERSON: Pep Club 1, An-
nual Staff 4, Librarian 3,4, Paper Staff
2, 3, Twirler 3,4, Class Play 3, Girls
Glee 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2.
BEVERLY PETERS: Pep Club 1, Prom
Server 2, Librarian 2,3,4, Paper Staff
2,3, Twirler 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Girls
Glee 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2.

Beverly Peters
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Jane Fell JANE FELL: Basketball 1- 2, Track 2,
Barbara Kixmiller Cheerleader 3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-
3-4, Girls Glee 1-2-3- 4, Small Groups
1- 2-3-4 , Cl ass Pl ay 3, Declam 4,
F.T.A. 2-3-4, Music Operetta 3-4,
Band 1-2- 3- 4, Prom Server 2, Y-
Teens 1-2, CarnivalQueenCandidate
3,4, Paper Staff 3-4, Librarian 3-4,
Pep Club 1-4.
BARBARA KIXMILLER! Basketball 1-
2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3- 4, Girls
Glee 1-2- 3-4, Librarian 3, Pep. Club
1, Math and Science Club 4, N.H,S.
2-3- 4, Prom Server 2, Band 1-2-3-4,
Small Groups 1-2-3- 4 , Solo 1-2-3-4,
D.A.R. Award 4, Homemaker of To-
morrow 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper
Correspondant 4, Cl ass Officer 3, Stu-
dent Representative for A. F.S. 4, Class
Play 4.
IRENE THIESSEN: Pep Club 1, Paper
Staff 3-4, Twirler 3-4, Librarian 2-3,
Homecoming Attendent 3, Home-
coming Queen Candid ate 4.
JANICE KRUMMEL: Basketball 1-2-3-
4, Pep Club 1, Declam 1-2, Prom
Server 2, Paper Staff 3-4, Class Play 3.

Irene Thiessen Janice Krummel
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JERRY STENDRUP: Baske tball 1, Jerry Stendrup
F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.
RONALD HANSEN: Basketball 1,2,3,
Mixed Chorus 3, Boy's Glee 3, Prom
Server 2.
ROBERT ANDERSEN: Football 1, 2,3,4,
Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 3, Baseball
1,2,3,4, W-Club 1,2,3,4, Homecom-
ing King 4, Boy's Glee 2,4, Mixed
Chorus 2.
ROGER HANSEN: F.F.A. 1, Football
3, Student Counc il 3,4, Mixed Chorus
1, Boy's Glee 1, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Class
Officer 4, Librarian 3, Small Groups
1,2,3,4, Solo 2.

Ronald Hansen

Roge r Hansen Robert Anderson

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Gene Maben John Kre is
Ted League
GENE MABEN: Football 4, Class Gary Nash
Play 3.
JOHN KREIS: Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4,
Boys Glee 1-2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-
3-4, Solo 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Bas-
ketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Football
3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, W-Club 2-3-
4, Declam 3-4, Prom Server 2, Class
Play 3-4, Class Officer 4, Pep Club 1,
Music Operetta 2-3-4.
TED LEAGUE: Track 1-2, W-Club 1-
2- 3-4, Boys Glee 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus
2-3-4, Small Groups 1-2-3-4, Band
1-2-3-4, Solo 1-3-4, Class Play 3-4,
Music Operetta 3-4.
GARY NASH: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Foot-
ball 2-4, Track 1, Class Play 3-4,
W-Club 2-3-4, Class Officerl-4,Pep
Club 1, Homecoming King Candi-
date 4.

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Connie Thomsen Rogene Nielsen
Opal Armstrong
CONNIE THOMSEN: Basketball l-2-
Eileen Corey
3-4, Class Officer 1, Student Council
1-3, Paper Staff 2, Band Groups 1,
Concert Band 1, Girls Glee 1-2-3-4,
Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Sextet 2-3-4,
Track 1-2, Operetta 2, Solo 1-2.
ROGENE NIELSEN: Basketball 1-2-3-
4, Girls Glee 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus
1-2- 3-4, Soloist 1-2-3-4, SmallMu-
sic Groups 2- 3, F. T.A. 1-2-3-4, Pep
Club 1, N. H.S. 2-3-4, Science and
Math Club 4, Paper Staffl- 3- 4, Prom
Server 2, Class Officer 3, Librarian 2-
3·4, Class Play 4.
OPAL ARMSTRONG: Class Officer 1,
Cheerleader 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-
3-4, Girls Glee 1-2-3-4, Music Small
Groups 1-2-3- 4, Pep Club 1, Home-
coming Attendant 2, Paper Staff 2,
Solo 2-3-4, Class Play 3, Track 1,
Student N,lanager 3, Operetta 2-3-4.
EILEEN COREY: Annual Staff 4, Paper
Staff 2, Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 1-4,
Class Play 3- 4, Basketball 1-2-3,
Class Officer 1, Y-Teen 1, Mixed
Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Girls Glee 1-2-3-4,
Music Small Groups 1- 2-3-4, Solo 1-
2-3-4, FFA Sweetheart Candidate 1,
Operetta 2- 3-4, Band 1, Band Groups
1.

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DENNIS HOLTZ: Basketball 1,2,3,
Student T rainer 3, Band 1, Class
Pl ay 3.
RACHEL FARLEY : Pep Cl ub 1,2, Mixe d
Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,4,
F,H,A. 1,2.
GEORGE GROSS: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4,
F. F,A. 1,2, W- C lub 4, Cl ass Pl ay 3,4,
Football 4, Math and Science Club 4.

Dennis Holtz

Rache l Farley

-_:..- -:_

George Gross
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GARY MOORE: Declam 2,3,4, Mixed
Chorus 2,3,4, Boy's Glee 2,3,4, Li-
brarian 3,4, F. T.A. 2, 3,4, Class Play
3,4, Solo 2,3,4, PaperStaff2,4, Small

Groups 4.
BILL THOMPSON: Track 2,3, Boy's
Glee 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3.
DALE KNUDTSON: Football 1,2,3,4,
Track 1, 2,3, F. F.A. 3,4, W- Club 3,4.

Gary Moore

Bill Thompson

D al e Knudtson

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Senior Class Play

THE LITTLE FOXES
by Lillian Hellman

CAST
(In order of appearance)

Addie Beverly Peters
Cal George Gross
Birdie Hubbard
Oscar Hubbard . Barbara Kixmiller
Leo Hubbard . John Kreis
Regina Giddens Ted League
William Marshal
Benjamin Hubbard . Rogene Nielsen
Alexandra Giddens . Steve Bees
Horace Giddens Gary Nash

. Eileen Corey
..... Gary Moore

About the Play--
The plot of "The Little Foxes" revolves around the desires of Ben Hubbard and his brothers

to build a cotton mill in their smallsouthern town. The Hubbards have almost raised enough
money for this purpose. They need only the assistance of Horace Giddens to fulfill their am-
bitions. Regina, Horace's wife, feels this is an excellent opportunity for all concerned. She
is ruthless in her attempts to fulfill her ambitions. Horace rejects the offer and receives the
full wrath of Regina's hatred.

Tragedy lies in the fact that if Horace had answered Regina's demands he might have
survived the heart attack which was to take his life.

Student Directors PRODUCTION STAFF
Lighting Rodney Wuster and Phil Madson
Properties . Phil Madson
Make-up . Rodney Wuster
Costumes Mrs. Kreis and Miss Elsensohn
Scenery Conchi and Bill Thompsen

Conchi, Ron Hansen, Phil Madson. Gary Moore, Rodney
Wuster, John Kreis, Gary Nash, Ted League, and Billy Thompsen.

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Junior-Senior Banquet

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This has been one of the most wonderful years in my life. I shall always remember all
my friends and the nice people ofWalnut. I have lived my first 17 years in Barcelona, Spain:
but I feel that this year has been an extra year in my life. It has been very nice going to all
the parties, events, and meeting all the people. I'm very grateful to the American Field
Service and the interest that Walnut has shown in this organization. And I want to thank all
of the people that have made my stay in America possible.

M~ Concepcion Casamitjana

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Byron Arlene Charles Cheri Dave Barba ra
Sievers Buttenschon Carroll Smyser Rasm ussen McAvoy

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Sally Ron Peggy Dennis Vivian Lynn
Adams Corey Kuechmann Akers Anderson Hansen

Doug Judy Gary Vena Eddie Sue
Matthies Jorgensen Harris Rossmann Namanny Clausen

Way ne Janice Eric Linda He nry
Sampson Boll Christensen Keller Nash

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Karen Wes Janis Dick
Ploen Peterson Holst Holtz

Dennis Diane Alan Iris
Mertz Sievers Oldehoff Luth

Gloria Bernie Linda Ed
Myers Nielsen Moore Troll

Bruce Vivan Richard Donna
Sievers Maben Harris
Ridnour

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Ba rba ra Carol Jane Susan
Keller Bussow Osborn Krummel

Sharon Lyle Eugene Susan
Corey Abel T rol l Sampson

Dick Walter \ I ,,
Andersen · Ma rge
I"\
Mc Laughlin
Roger
Carroll

Cindy Lynn I I~ Randi
Sievers Davi s Rieck
Dallas Darwin
Popp Nieman
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Sandra Ronnie Joyce Terry Augie
Bees Rossman Peterson Glissmann Rieck

/- Norma , Mary Gail
Park t. Stahl Harris
I
Mike
Jeff O'Connor
Fell

Margo Darryl Candace Raymond Nancy
Sievers Mickelsen Drake Farley Maassen

Rex Peggy Gary Linda Jimmy
Si evers Maassen Michaelsen Sievers Lehnhardt

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Connie Howard Sharon Steven Mary Lynn
Davis Guyer Nash Moore Sievers

Neal Carol Patty Terry Eddie
Schirm Troll Bivens Smyser Myers

Terresa Walter Cindy Gerald Evelyn
Jorgensen Lowe Clayton Murphy McDermott

Donna Linn Milton Sheryl
Boll Johnk Boll Swope

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...i.. .. . •

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This short message is dedicated to the children of the elementary, and jr. high school.

Kindergarten - Where we begin to break home ties, learn to work and associate with others.
This is, for some, the most difficult time; and it requires the utmost patience, and under-
standing of a kind teacher.

Primary Grades ( 1-3) - Where we learn to read, and begin to work with numbers. Learning
the basic skills we need for our long journey al ong the road of education; not always a
smooth one.

Intermediate (4-6) - Putting those basic skills to use in more extensive study, broader areas
of study; and where home- work begins to rear its nasty head.

Junior High - The 0 in-between-age0 • More intensive study, where 0 how-to-study 0 begins
to show its importance . The age where curiosity seems to know no bounds.

To these young people will fall the heritage of the American Ideals that:

Public schools are for the slow, and poor; as well as for the bright, and wealthy.

We need not feel as 0 out-siders0 wherever we make our home; because this is the u. s. A. ,

where state boundries need no passport.

Mr. Lehr

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Eighth Grade Officers

Ji mmy Maassen ( President), Lol e ta Kix mille r (Vice- President),
Susan Lehnha rdt ( Secre tary ), Barbara Richte r (Treasure r).

Seventh Grade Officers

Willa Rieck ( Presi dent), Bruce Heyne ( Vice-Presi dent),
Pa tty Ploe n (Secre tary ), Duan e Ausdemore (Treasurer).

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Eighth Grade

FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bigelow, Cindy Goettsch, Linda Williams, Barbara Richter, Debbie Petersen,
Sue Ellen Gross, Loleta Kixmiller, Peggy Krummel, Linda Nash, Mr. Lehr. SECOND ROW:
Roger Pierce, Roger Boeck, Carol Sievers, Wanda Johnk, Sandra Fix, Marcia Kreis, Charlotte
Thiessen, Susie Erickson, Susan Lehnhardt, Eddie Keller, Jim Maasen. THIRD ROW: Gary Vog-
gesser, Roy Maben, Joe McLaughlin, Phil Kuhr, Dennis Martin, Donnie Hansen, Morris Herr-
mann, Larry Knop, Walter Sampson, Bob Matthies. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Marsh, Keith
Namanny, Max Petersen, Bruce Hansen, Gene Larsen, Mike McGill, David Koll, Earl Caddock,
Earl Mutum. ABSENT: Patty Bero, Terry Suhr.

Seventh Grade

FIRST ROW: Mrs. McIntosh, Barbara Davis, Brenda Ferry, Patty Sievers, Connie Miester, Pam-
ela Knop, Darci Donohoe, Gloria Nash, Willa Rieck, Debbie Michaelsen. SECOND ROW: Mr.
Noell, Karen Maben, Nancy Luth, Roberta Leer, Donna Mueller, Kathy Konvalin, Karen Niel-
sen, Marsha Caddock, Patty Ploen, Elaine McDermott, Janet Sievers. THIRD ROW: Jim Blum,
Gary Young, Harold Park, Jan Kuechmann, Cheryl Moore, Sus.an And erson, Verna Young, Andy
Majerus, Doug Travis, Steve Adams. FOURTH ROW: Steven Sievers, Bruce Heyne, Walter
Rieck, Allen Hansen, Roger Farley, Duane Ausdemore, Larry Madson, Donnie Andersen.

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Sixth Grade

FIRST ROW: Mrs. Miller, Martha Sampson, Barbara Leer, Debra Tooley , Nancy Boeck, Debbie
Stendrup, Carol Guyer, Jaceq ueline Petersen, Ann Rossmann. SECOND ROW: Harry Michael -
sen, Wayne Johnk, Leslie Abel, Tom Troll, Kathy Harvey, Barbara Farley, Paul Mueller, Gar-
ry Byram, James McDermott, Dennis Larsen. THIRD ROW: Bobby Willams, Paul Park, Richard
Bees, Robert Gross, Terry Donohoe, Martin Maben, Jon Jacobsen, Dwight Peters. ABSENT :
Mark Harmsen.

Fifth-Sixth Grade

FIRST ROW: Vicky Kuhr, Mary Lou Blum, Patty Peterson, Brenda Glissmann, Sheryl Anderson,
Shari Walter. SECOND ROW: Miss Muller, Connie Keller, Rita Mueller, Richard Mortenson,
Jack Ploen, Steven Koll, Robert Kixmiller. THIRD ROW: Robert Hansen, Richard Warnke, John
Bero, Ricky Hildebrand, Freddie Goettsch, Paul Marsh.

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Fifth Grade

FIRST ROW: Miss Sora, Patty Miller, Delores Frederickson, Maureen McAvoy, Sharon Leer, Earl-
ine Moran, Marsha Alff, Elaine Farley. SECOND ROW: Wayne Sievers, Charles Ploen, Douglas
Majerus , Pamela Willo ughby , Dawn Mutum, Linda Troll, Denise Travis, Ralph Moran, Dick
Peterson, Gary Van Horn. THIRD ROW : Ka ren Boeck, Billie Harvey, Gary Blum, Douglas Holtz,
Vernon Irby, Jeffrey Hansen, Patrick Martin, Margaret Lowe, J anet Anderson. ABSENT : Sandy
Meister.

Fourth Grade

FIRST ROW : Pamel a Bornholdt, Janice Davis, Faye Carroll, Gail Boeck, Vi cki Nielsen, Lorie
Krueger, Do ris Troll, LuAnne Voggesser. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Larson, Debra Konvalin, Gary
Trumper, Tommy Glissmann, David Ferry, Rod ney Dorscher, Dean Ausdemore, Bill Fell, Daryl
Hansen, Joleen Clark, Kathy Oster. THIRD ROW: Diane Halferty, Pamel a Hansen, June Je>rgen-
sen, Marilyn Andersen, Barbara Rec h tenbach , Rosella Moran, Virginia Farley, Diane Lafrentz,
Sandra Linden, Gwenn Madson. ABSENT : Joseph Sampson.

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Third Grade

FIRST ROW: Leanne Troll, Debra Lansman, Karen McDermott, Jacqueline Harvey, Nancy Johnk,
Marsha Anderson, Beth Farley, Arlue Pierce, Nancy Sievers, Rene Wattles, Sonya Abel, Debra
Bladt, Claudia Hansen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lebeck, Kenneth Young , Larry Hilde brand, David
Smalley, Timothy Nash, Kevin Kohlscheen, Jeffery Krueger, Scott Rechtenbach, Dougl as Alff,
William Donohoe. ABSENT: Sandra Ba uerke mper, Earl Moran.

Second and Third Grade

FIRST ROW: Martha Miller, Diane Blum, Jeanne Lehnhardt, Kristie Dorscher, Lisa McGill, Car-
olyn Oster, Lyla Carroll. SECOND ROW: Ronald Akers, Daniel Fieker, Mark Smith, Jeffrey Pet-
ersen, Terry Meister, Larry Guyer, Kevin Namanny. THIRD ROW: Brian Hildebrand, Doreen
Nielsen, Cindy Hayes, Lila Marsh, Patricia Martin, Jude Park, Dannie Holtz. ABSENT: Mrs.
Juhl.

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Second Grade

FIRST ROW: Debbie Lafrencz, Linda Michaelsen, Patty Donohoe, Teresa VanderMeulen, Debora
Swope, Janet Akers, Shari Anderson, Jaquelyn Farley, Kathren Messenger. SECOND ROW:
Lowe ll Smalley, Duane Blum, Delmar Gries, Bobby Ploen, Bryan Simonsen, Michael Jorgensen,
James Petersen. THIRD ROW: Keith Johnk, Dennis Van Hom, Brian Petersen, Gary Haley, Mrs.
Olsen, Randy Mertz, David Young, Paul Travis, Scott Knop.

First Grade

FIRST ROW: Mary Linden, Marie Bero, Diane Lansman, Diane Nieman, Rebecca Konvalin, Mel-
odie Newton, Jayne VanderMeulen, Shirley Andersen, Peggy Sampson. SECOND ROW: Kenneth
Andersen Jr., Jay Hansen, Karl Hansen, Brett Petersen, Danny Hayes, Jimmy Blum, Roy Guyer,
Ricky Hansen, Eddie Sorenson, Douglas Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Kathy Bladt, Judy Wattles,
Dale Gries, Bobby Goettsch, Mrs. Lockhart, Gregory Smalley, Dennis Messenger, Ellen Russ-
mann, Janis Bauerkemper.

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Kindergarten

FIRST ROW: Betty Williams, Brenda Bornholdt, Judy Russmann, Dona Lafrenta, Shirley
Andersen, Vicki Peterson, Darla Matties, Linda Mortensen, Denise Blum, Jody Dier-
king, Jo Beth Travis, Kendal Simonsen, Vivian Moran, Kendal Kohlscheen. SECOND
ROW: Mike Shepherd, Lloyd Miller, Richard Andersen, Kreig Namanny, Jeffrey Blum,
Michael Oster, Lamar Hulen, David Smith, Larry Clark, David Van Horn, Kent Johnk,
Timothy Henry, David Marsh, Lyle Farley, Mrs. Hunter.

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