THE WHITTIER GREENLEAF
Whittier Junior High School
Lincoln, Nebraska
1969
Dr. Corwin Enevoldsen, Principal Henry Ross, Assistant Principal
Name
Dedication
We proudl y dedica te our 1969 yearbook t o Mr s . Gwen Adams and Mr . Ted Thomp s on for th e i r ou ts tanding con t r ib u tion to our music depa rt ment.
Mr s. G wen Adam s, a Whittier t eac he r for fourteen years , enjoys her work be c ause teachin g is a n in t eresting and c h allenging life. E a ch day present s a new and differen t e xper ien ce. Main inte res t s in t he life of this instrume n tal m u sic teacher include gardening , camping , and c olle c tin g lov e ly old pie ces of di shw a re.
Mr. Ted Thomp s on t h inks t h at t he junior high age is a great age and ha s proved it by working with t hem for nine t een ye a rs in our school.
At home, he ha s three bo y s t0 keep him busy: Scott is a sophomore at Lincoln Southeast Hi gh Sc hool , Bruce is an eighth grader at Irving Junior High, and Brad is a third grader at Merle Bea tt ie Elementar y S chool. He finds pleasure in golfing, traveling , reading, and has a sailboa t which provides recreation during the summer.
Both tea cher s, if faced with the opportunity to change something in the world , would substitute the trouble and unrest found in our country for peace and brotherhood.
Mrs. Adams and Mr. Thompson , we would like to thank you and wish you much luck and happiness in year s to come.
Dr. Corwin Enevoldsen Principal
Mr. Henry Ross Ass't Principal
Faculty:
4th Row: Mr. Jones , Mr. Sweem , Mr. Radem ac her , Mr. Thomp s on, Mr. Goochey , Mr Christensen, Mr. Shuman , Mr. Gartner.
3rd Row: Mr. Olson, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Rem y, Mi ss Jorn , Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Eichler, Mr. O ' Mara, Mrs. Sinor , Mr . Worrall
2nd Row: Mr. Pumphrey, Mr Johnson , Mr. Bie c k , Mi ss Adams, Mrs. Barnett, Miss Michael, Miss Fosbury, Mrs. West, Mrs. Fickes.
1st Row: Mr. Ross, Miss Figard, Mrs. Hill , Mis s Griffith , Mrs Freuf , Mrs. Bigsby, Mrs. Powell, Miss Stewart, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Sullivan, Dr Ene v old s en.
Not Pictured: Mrs. Black, Dr. Hall , Mr. Stenzel , Mr. Stortz, Mr. Lucking, Mrs. Wiles, Mr. Wilson.
Would you believe , "The Board of Education " ?
The "guiding light "
Happenings ... Whittier ... '68-'69
As we marched through those massive doorways, we had only our thoughts and speculations as to what the new school year would hold for us.
For the seventh graders it was a bewildering and almost frightening experience. For the eighth graders it was merely a break be t ween two summers , just the daily repetition , holding few rewards short of eighth grade promotion. It was "old hat" for the ninth graders , and yet it held a special interest because this was it , the year for extra good showing, the year of fun and frolic , and the year of promotion into senior high.
We can look back on the day we installed the new J.C.L. with a feeling of pride. That was when the voice of the student body took up the torch and successfully carried us through the first s emester. After the installation -ceremony, we prepared to honor the students of scholastic achievement for second semester of last year ('67-'68).
Not all our activities were fun and frolic this year. For instance , we were visited by three prison convicts who gave us the benefit of hearing their life stories and what it is to lead a life of crime. Also , we heard from Mr. Sam Dalton who advised us to look not to ourselves , but to God for ways of solving the strife present in our world today. The impact of the emotion and good sense presented in these assemblies had a profound effe ct on us all.
There were fun times too , as we remember the Valentine assembly, Health Day , Talent Sho w, the visits from the LHS boys glee , girls glee , and orchestra, and the man y a f t er- s chool activities
The Journalism class again this year sponsored a school project: " PROJECT: VIET NAM. " The Christmas card drive was once more pronounced a smashing succes s and numerous replies were received. The class also planned and presented a Christma s party for the children ~t the Lincoln Orthopedic Hospital. Joined by members of the ninth grade boy ' s glee , the Whittier students sang carols and presented the children gi fts of apple-Santas We found that the warmth of sharing ourselves with others made t he glow of the Holiday Season brighter for us also .
There wa s t he academic side also. We all experienced the new computerized grading s ys tem for the fi rst time this year. For some it was every four and a half weeks (when the down-slip s came out) , for the rest it was every nine weeks (when report cards came out) . The nin t h graders kicked off a new English-Social Studies program which incorporated f ea t ure films into the literature program. It was the first of its kind in Lincoln and one of t he few in the country. We felt we gained immeasurably from this facet of stud y whi ch was added to our curriculum and we are grateful to have had this.opportunity.
Best remembered t hough was the great release , the period of rest, fun , and no s chool. Years spent in junior high are years of growing up. Those are profitable , memorable years which are never lost , but linger on in our memories.
9th GRADE
Joanne Abbink
Nancy Adam s
James Adkins
Martha Aguirre
Ron Allerton
Rus ell Allerton
Jolie Ann Appling
Ri cha rd Appling
Martha Andrade
Marlene Andrewj es ki
Ri c k y Arena s
Rober t Ath a n
Julie B arr Ron a ld B a rtz a tt
Debora h B ay les s K a ren Be ave r
Arthur Bergman El a th e r M ae B e rk s
Ivan Bislow
Jerr y Bocko ve n
Teresa Bowers D e ni se Bradl ey
Rodney Brehm
Rob e rt Brooks
Roxanne Buettgenbach
Mar k Burba c h
Shanon Campbell
Rodney Canb y
Cathy Christenson
Richard Chubbuck
Rita Colliers
Greg Contreras
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Geri D a vi s John Denko v i c h
Carol Dingm a n Ann Dondlinger
Stanle y Dowd
Mike Ertle
Perr y E s qui v el Gerald Fazel
Sheil a Fe lton
Wend y Fiero
Rochelle Finne y Rita Fo ste r
Reena Fountain
Tanna Fountain
Erika Fuglemsmo
Renee Fuller
Cathy Gehle
Steve Ge sc h
Diane Goebel
Ge ra ldine Graham
Jeannine Gr een Harr y Guti cz
Cathy Halliday
Mary Hau se r
Ann Ha yes Ri cha rd Heakin
Gary Heedick Penny Hendrick s on
Gary Hennessey
Paul Hetrick
Rollie Hill
Jeff Hoff man
Pam Holland
Galen Holltorf
Bill Hudson
Dennis Hugh es
Susanne I tzen
Randy Jacobs
Cindy James
Carolyn Jensen
Ralph Johnson
Lee Jones
Sherry Kahn
Mike Kaufman
Du ane Ke c k Mike Kellogg
Gar y Kennett
D aphne Kn aff
Rand y Knaub B everly Knight
Mike Knipp l e Ro be rt Knollenberg
Elizabeth Kochner Vi c kie Kolb
Georgianna Kruse Chris Kuwamoto
Michael Larkin s Con nie L aschanzky
Leroy Latzel
Don Law s
Gregary Lear
Paul Loo s
Steve Luhr Lorie Lutz
Howard L y on s
Marsha Mar
Chuck Martin
David Megger s
Sherry Metz
Sally Meyer
Pam Michael
Dan Moser
Jeanne Moxham Lyla Nebesniak
Rudy Parson
David Paul
Dean Pawelko Deem s Paxton
Deanna Payne Nicky Payne
Marjorie Pa y ne
Carla Pear so n P at ricia Peter sen
Deanna Peterson
Susan Peterson
Charles Phillips
Jerome Pickett
Joe Pickett
Cindy Porath
Shannon Powell
Melvin Radford
Debbie Ray
Kim Rekart
Chuck Rem y
Susie Rezek Pegg y Robinson
Rhond a Rockel
Barbara Ru c h
Ri cky Rutt
Mike Sabin
Eva Scdori s
Brenda Schrodt
Victor Sevenker
Kathy Shepard
Sarice Siecinski
Lois Simpson
Edward Smetter
Audrey Smith
Cecilia Smith
Cind y Smith
P a ul a Sparks
Ro ge r St a nle y
Diane Sw a r tz
Rita Swetland
Peggy Tenopir Shelle y Thoma s
Debr a Smith
D ebbie Stokes
Marina Talero
Peggy Tillman
Mary Snuff in
Vickie Swanson
Larr y Tellier
Debbie Trahan
Peggy Turner
Lori Uecker
Gary Underhi ll Wanda Underwood
LaDonna VanArsdall Anita VanOsdol
Julie Vliet
Ka tsuhillo Waldon
Steve Wallen D ave Watermeier
Mike Weiler Irm a Wells
Ralph Wells
Debbie White
Cheryl Wiens Byron Wilcox
K a thi Aldridge
Sandra Arenson
Janet Baldwin
R a nd y Bald w in
Stanley Barnet t
Mark Berreth
Mike Boudinot
Donna Bradford
William Bradford
James Brown
Roxanne Brown
Robert Cayon
Dou g l as C hri tie
D a l e Co nrad t
P a tri c k Crosby
Patrick DeVo s
Mi ch ae l Di e hl
NOT PICTURED
Gary Dunn
Van c e Elliott
Merle Eloge
Sherr i Emmon s
Douglas Eurich
Dorit a Fields
Tanna Fleetwood
Ph yll i s Fra n cisco
Douglas F u s hi a
Robin Gerlach
Leona Gersiriech
Allen Hall
K at hl een Hall
Laura H alstea d
Ri c hard H a nika
Mi chae l Heberlee
Bob H o lub
Patricia Jefferson
Terry Jen se n
Tomm y Jordon
Mi c hael Kalit a
Maria Kot
David Kuebler
Larr y Langston
Charlene La s le y
John La s le y
David Lee
Thoma s Mares
Marvin Meredith
Ri c h a rd Merrim a n
C urti s Me ye rs
Alv a Ra y Miller
Kevin Moore
R a nd y Ni c hol s on
John O ' Toole
Carl Peer y Lee Perkin s
Robert Ri cha rd s on
Ronald S chilousk y S co tt Sheldon
Warren Stuertz
Mark Terrell
Edward Thoma s
Larr y Titu s
William VanDyke
Ernest VonBu sc h
Michael VonBusch
Michael Weedman
Michael William s
Thom as Williams
D a niel Wilts hire
Merr y Wilcox
Roger Wi se
John Yo st
Ardis Wilkinson
Steve Wil so n
Joe Wolf
Dian a Wollen
Jo Nell B y ron
Eddie Thoma s
Vonni e Wil son
M ary Woodrum
•Valentine Assembly
David Watermeier
Marsha Mar
Rodney Canby
Denise Bradley
Steve Gesch
Cheryl Wiens
Bartza
Chris Kuwamoto
Randy Jacobs
Cindy James
Jerry Bockoven
Renee Fuller
King Dan Moser
Queen Lyla Nebesniak
Ron
tt
Deanna Peterson
Gary Kennett
Daphne Knaff
Ralph Wells
Cathy Gehle
Richard Heakin
Cathy Wiltshire
Mike Weiler
Cathy Halliday
Roger Wise
Geri Davis
Richard Chubback
Carol Din g man
David McCoy
Debbie White
Roger Stanley
Peggy Turner
Rodney Canby
Debbie Wilkinson
Bill Hudson
Love Dust, Gallantry Create
''Holiday of Sweethearts''
Out of the heavens, like a lightning bolt , he came on his format of good cheers preading joy , happiness , and love dust.
It happened at t h e 21st Valentine Assembly in the history of Whittier, when " Cupie" visited our school. The tradition was started in 1949 when someone felt we ought to celebrate this "holiday of sweethearts." It is traditional for the ninth grade class to vote among themselves and elect a King and Queen for the assembly. The runners -up act as attendants. It was tradition for the girls to wear formals and the boys tuxes, but this has been greatly relaxed over the years. Waltzers have always been a part of the assembly. These couples always add a flare of romance and gallantry to the assembly.
This year we had the old and new together-the new was a skit directed by Miss Adams. The skit was a take-off on the "Dating Game " T.V. show. Playing the roles were: Bill Hudson , as Master of Ceremonies; Jeannine Green as the contestant; Bob Athan , Randy Knaub , and Bob Knollenberg as bachelors; James Adkins as "Cupie "; and Nicky Payne as " Harry the Honker. " Our thanks to the actor s , writers , and director.
We should also express our appreciation to these people: ·Miss J om for organization of the court; Mr. Christensen for s tage decorations ; Miss Griffith for training the waltzers; all the students who helped set it up and who were in it; and the Property Committee.
All in all it was a day to remember and we , the ninth grade class , will to next year's ninth graders , and all tho s e to follow , all the fun and hard work we had in putting on thi s assembly.
" Oh , my gosh! My love dust failed again! Oh, well , back to the Chemistry lab I just can ' t under s tand it-and I'm so CUTE too!!! " -"CUPIE " ( Jimmie Adkins)
"Speakin' of pull-tha t MC's got somethi n g , Harry. What with my looks and love dust, and your winning per so nalit y and sensational sense of humor-we got took in this picture. What are WE doing down here on the floor !!!!
" De scr ibe number three--That's easy-He ' s so ugly-he'd make a train take a DIRT road. "
"I Can't Get No Satisfaction "
" I can see why What he really need s to get is some RIGHT GUARD because there ' s a distinctive air about him!"
"Accompany
Thank you! Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. It always warms my heart to have intelligent people recognize genuine talent when they see it!!!
Slimy -Slim to Havana, Cuba! You're kiddin' me of course, I wouldn't accompany him across the street!!!"
8th GRADE
2nd
1s
3rd Row: Ray Danczek , Jay Trumble, David Koch , Dan Esquivel, Bob Bluford , Charles Baldwin , D e bbie Hike , Marianne Bu shek, Cecilia C lark , Linda Bartzatt
Row: Mike Lageuex , R a nd y Hindman , Stan Hall , Steve Haller , Llo y d Caines, Ted Gerts ch, Bill Helms tadter , Gloria Esquivel, Susan Edwards , Sue Crocker.
t Row: Kath y Gilstad, Ed Bolejack , Doug Chambers, Ray Kluck , Debbie Anderson , Janet Kolarick , Cindy Elliott , Glori a Brook s, Caro l Dittmann , Ron Cheney, Richard Love
3rd Row: Mike Taylor, Frank Ruch, Linda Rathbun , Roger VanLaningham , Dennis Scarberry, Will Nix Linda Sheridan , Richard Maschman, John Lamb.
2nd Row : Jerry Cox , Don Madlock, Leora Eb e rhardt, Jean Whiteman , Ron Wolf , Kim Thiel, Jana Stuert.z, Ron Love .
1st Row: Mike Wathou, Cinda Offenbacker, Darrell Stevens, Becky Schafer , Margaret Mar, Roxanne McConnell , Scott Paxton, Rick Morrow , David Jacob s.
Not Pictured: Michelle Ethridge
3rd Row: B arbara Evan s, Lol a Fo w l e r , Tom Lawson , Cha rle s Di x on , Ri c hard Ko chner, Mark Linke , Bill Venhaus , Cynthia Andre , P aula B a u er, Claudette Bradle y.
2nd Row: Kim Steinkruger , Jerry Zastera, Phillip Griggs, Christi ne Hoggatt , Di xie Cook, Amber Caug he y, Bill Westover, Ri c k Ee ll s, Am an d a H etr i c k.
1st Row : Diane Barnhill , Ri ck Inbod y, Mike De c ker , Ro y P arr ish , Marie Standle y, Allen Burb ach , B ecky Dit tmer , Steve Buett ge nba ch, Ca rl H efne r , Mike Williams.
3rd Row: David Sheldon , Clayton Turek , Mary Martin , Barbara Montgomery, Brenda Pickett , Charlotte Root , Suzanne S c hwind t, Jerr y Maher.
2nd Row: Nancy Kell y, Lana Stoner , Deanna Te sch, Rodney Meyers, Maggie Thomas , Trini Ortiz , Luanne Shaw , Gayle Nitz.
1st Row: Steve Villanuev a, Normand Theis , Vicki Heberlee , Dollie Kirk, Deann Opp, Patty West , Wendy Prucha , Ron Pa y ne , Jim Oak s.
1st
: K e rr y Aldridge
Not Pi ctured: Irven
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3rd Row : Glenda Hutc hin so n , Sandra Christie , James Dappen , Shelly Herrington , Merle DeR y ke , John Dolen , Ri chard Herrin gto n , Marsha Barton , Sandra Luzader, Paula Gonzale s
2nd Row: Veronika Guticz , Sharon Pence , Jim Lovarn , Gar y Canby, Tom Coppedge, Dan McCann , Greg Cudaback, Tim V a ughn , Ton y Lowe , Kim Diekmann
Row
, Debbie Coy, Pete Kolb , Kathy Moulton , Ca rol Neel y, Bev Halsted , B y ron Harris , Steve Fuglem s mo , Elaine Bahr , Jackie Br ya n
Ferguson, Connie Greenwald , Cindy Elliott, Jame s West.
3rd Row: Sharon Tate, Bill Palmer , Duke Manley, Jerry Meyers, Pam Lannigan, Mike Richmond , Bob Lowe, Connie Radford.
2nd Row: John Novak, Joan Nemec , Laurie Sheldon , Kath y Weber, Kim Hicks , Bill Wallen, Jerry Brady . 1st Row: John Wetzel, Denise Bates , Mi c helle Lewis , Linda Martin , Susan Maschman , Becky Loos, Debra Heim, Tom Ohlschwager.
Pictured: Gale Ogg, Marvin Schoonover , Debra Smith , Brad Tolliver
3 rd Row: Ron Fo st er, Steve Blo eba um , Greg Narcisse, Georgia
Nee l y, Roxanna S c hoonover , Mike Ess ink.
2 nd Row: P au l Ander so n , C hri s tin a Davis, Sharon Anderson, Robert Griffin, R ay Aguirre , L y
Ph y lli s Gillam, D ebora Nicholls, Sheila Hocker.
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1st R ow: Br e nd a Flur y, Lon Siecinski, Gwen Bellew, Linda Irmer , Kathy Hut c hin s on , Beth Barn a rd, Jane H oover, Nancy P erk in s, Ron Schulz
No t Pi c tured: Mar i a Hernandez.
S c h a rton , H a rve y
1st Row: Christine R ea d , Cynthia Row ch, Sharon Campbell, Joyce Smith, Pam Long, Bill Whitlatch, Ron Wiegett , Soni a R a in es, Fann y Talero, Bob Go ssa rd
Not Pi ct ured: Gu s Granda, Bonni e Waller , Bob Siegri
4th Row: Je a n O aks, Terr y Chadd, Tim Keech, David Fen , Wayne Cram m , Mike Fultz , Jim Liken s, Mike Green, Regin a Edington
Bennett, Lillian Bradle y, Ted Brown
Cheryl
nette Cederdahl,
3rd Row: Ted Peter so n , Tim Pe te r so n , Bob Morey , John Weddle , Ron Fahrnbrock , Felicia McWilliams , Terr y Turle y, Bob Vicar y.
2nd Row: Ro se Kuw a moto , L eeAnn Rice , Glenda Wood s, James Mumgaard , Carol Root, Linda Hinton, Vern
Eloge , E a rma Overstreet.
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7th GRADE
4th Row: Tom Shepard, Willie Loma c k, Gina Kilburn , Kri s tin Jensen , Gloria William s,
Norris, Dave Kit chen.
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3rd Row: Rosco Amber , Pegg y Moxham , Caroline Thei s, Dan Maddox, Bonny Bluford , Paul Me ye r , Mark Harri s, Ron Reinwal t.
2nd Row: Debbie Schmidt, Linda VanArsdall , Susan Burbach, Kenny Scdoris, Gene Flynn , Doug Cunning, Karen Esquivel, Kenneth Dixon
1st Row : Ton y Seeger , Monica Contre r as, D ebi Kay , Tim Gormley , Mary Wheeler, Debra Johnson , Mike Kruse, Linda Ohlschwager, Carter Jackson
3rd Row: Cheryl Lace y, Da vid Sheldon, Sheila Smith, Vivian Moore, Gerald Kletchka, P am Meyer, Debbie Uribe, LeRoy· Kilburn , Kathy Ri chte r , Elaine Lovarn. 2nd Row: Dale Eddins , Glenn White, D a n a Howell, Don Robin s on , Kath y Cole, Gy;en Hart , James Hendri c k so n , Pamela Oziah , Denni s Bradle y, D e lore s Rung e .
1st Row: Herbie Catlett, Rodne y Patt e r on, Becky Meredith , Nancy Essink , John I saacson, Jeff Rohleder , Darrell Lee, Richard C rou se, Robert Fahrnbruch , Jerry Peterse n. Not Pictured : Ron Husa , Beverl y Francisco.
Debbie Mullin s
Scott
2nd Row: Paula McGrath , Clay Hathaway, C harles Cox, Kirk Barber, Georganne Stangl , Joyce Keller , Randy Kadavy, Connie Cowan , Linda Widic k , Mike Ireland, Lisa Bergantzel.
1st Row: Debbie Swan so n , Mike Bauer, Doreen Opp , Charles Farr, Terry Jandreau, Ramona Easteel, Diane VanEperen, Jacquie Brown , Randy C happ , Denise Grasmick.
Not Pictured : Michael Leech , Robert. McCoy.
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3rd Row: Norah Belohla vy, Sue Cassner, Debbie Rezac , Debbie Irmer, Cathy Kuebler, Virginia Warren , Dean Wollen, Sandra Mumgaard
2nd Row: Carol Henri chs, Margie Wilson , Mike McCullough, Sheila Hemry, Rosetta Foster, Franklin Fuller, David Prochnow , Ralph Parrish , Jay Palmer.
1st Row: Bobby Kitchen , Gl enn Pa yne, Bruce Laschanzky, Kathy Burbach , Sandra Kerns, Debbie Weber, Mike Shumaker, Debbie Smith , Keith Spilker.
3rd Row : David Smith , Cynthia ' chaffe r , Vi n ce nt Clark, Ron Knaff , Paula Gates, Sandra Thomas , Debbie Woodward , Dexter Krein er. John C randall , Joanne Elliott.
4th Row: Steve Smetter , Rick ey Scdoris,
ebra Massa , Karen Lewis, Norman White , Randy Sabin, David Mark, Cindy J. Brown
3rd Row: Mike Debus, Lorna Lind , Rhonda Allerton, Mitchell Sheridan, Rebecca Bowen , Bill
2nd Row: Peter Kieffer , Steve Baldwin , Millie Kuwamoto , LeRo y Johannsen , Kim Maser, Denise
, Michael O ' Kelley , Mark King , Scott Sughroue , Angela Clover.
, Randy Gehle , Tom Wade , Roger Wittler, Sandra Fricke.
1st Row: Jeff Whelchel , Dean White, Mary Lou Hayes, Kevin Jefferson , Beverly Shriver, Allen Salzman , Janet Halvorson, Trudy Truax , Kim Raines , John Hopgood.
. 2nd Row: Bill Luzader, Steve Brozak , Mike Titus, Lucy Arenson, Jackie Herrington, Jerry
Carol Goeschel, Cheryl Larkins, Judy Truax. 1st Row: Dan Winkenwerder, Phillip Felton, John VanHoosen, Charles Arterburn, Doug
Randy Jones, Minnie Edwards , Teri Stoner, Darlene Bon Busch.
Woodruff
Esquivel
3rd Row: Tim Moser, Cherie Smith, Lyn Brewer, Tim Shepard , Rick Hunt, Roger Hanika, Pat Keelan, Randy Venhaus, Lori Scholl, Joann Mares
Chrisp, John Kiser,
Miller, Velvet Whitehall ,
2nd
1st
Not
Deborah
Patty
Edward Sn y d er.
Jame s S tacy.
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4th Row : Donn a H e rri ngton, David Williams. Sy l v i a P ay ne , Ricky Meyers, Randy Munkirs , Samuel Wetzel , Gail Gerlach , Cori nda Walbridge
3rd Row: James Bro wn, Ke ith De Vore , Linda D ow d , Jo yc e Dunn , Becky Shade, Delores Smith, Jolinda Bergman, Debra Fi s h er , Janet Ldmb •
Row:
H a n dy , LaCinda Watho r , Steve
Susan Hinton , Jeff May, Janice Pine, Curtis Ho w ell , Rhett Siecin s ki
Row:
Kru se, Cloven Hicks. ,Jerry Szalaw iga , Kathryn Copher, Ronald Gray , Steve Kellogg , Helen Jones ,
Pictured:
3rd Row: Debra L a ir more, Peg gy Champoux, T im S a un s oci , Lloyd Dennis , Starleen Albers , J a me s Andr e, Diane Thei s, Je ff Love, Lottie Phillips, Ru sse ll Williams.
2nd Row: Rita Mont go m ery, Peggy El y, Maria Ma r , Barbara Butterfield, Diane Jacobs , Cynthia B r own , Christina Beetem , Lind a Kni pple , Jon i F u g l e m sm o
1st Row: Shaila C e l e b ertt i , Betty Coy, D av id W ay, Arch Hill, Ron Newman , Tim Hatcher , Z a le
nou s ek, Tim Cyriack s, Br e n da Co y, Rose Conra d t.
Not Pictured: Cher y l Ap p lin g.
Class Will
I, LEE JONES, being healthy, will to Mr. O'Mara a world crisis so that he will never be caught without something to say.
I, GARY CYRIACKS, being of sound mental capacity, will 16 cents to Mrs. Black to fix the typewriter I played on.
I, MIKE WEILER, will to Mr. Goochey, $1.45 to get a haircut.
I, AUDREY SMITH , will to Mike Fultz and Robert Bluford, my jive-like sense of humor; if they can dig it.
We, BRENDA SCHRODT and RENEE FULLER, will to Whittier another William Van Dyke, if they have survived from the last one.
I, RANDY JACOBS, leave to Mr. Jones many thanks for all that I learned in his class.
We, CATHY HALLIDAY and DEBBIE WHITE, being of sound minds (we think) and great bodies will to Randy Knaub a policeman's uniform so we cari rightfully call him fuzz.
I , JULIE BARR, will all my 5 feet 6 inches to Dickie Love.
I , VICTOR SEVENKER, of sound mind and body , will all my strength to Mr. Worrall , so he will be physically fit.
I, IRMA WELLS, being of sound mind and body, will to Mr. Rademacher my bottle of Excedrin to take before his first period ninth grade class each morning. We , LEROY LATZEL and STEVE GESCH, being of partially sound minds and bodies , will to Mr. O'Mara, all of the ninth graders of next year so he can continue his crusade again st gum chewing.
I, DAPHNE KNAFF, give all my sweets to Mrs. Black so that she can become sweeter than ever.
I , SHELLEY THOMAS, being of sound mind, will to all the 7th and 8th graders the fun I had at Whittier.
I, PAT DEVOSS , will to Mrs. Eichler the book "2000 Insults," so she will be ready for her next year's young men's Home Ee class.
I, RONALD BARTZATT, having a good mind and hairy legs, will to my sister Linda all the fun she'll never have in ninth grade at Whittier (because she's going to Goodrich).
We , DEBBIE TRAHAN, LYLA NEBESNIAK, and GALEN HOLTORF, being of part mind and some bodies, will to Susie Edwards all of the gum underneath the desks so she can have a chewy, chewy ho-down.
I, JEANNINE GREEN, will round the world tickets to Mr. O'Mara and Mr. Johnson, so they can visit all of the places we studied.
I, GERI DAVIS, being of sound mind and body, will to Mr. Thompson all the times I talked and passed notes while the two was on and never got caught.
I, SHERRY KAHN, being of strong mind and body, will all my skirts to Mrs. Eichler to lengthen.
I, CHERYL WIENS, being of sound mind and body, will nothing because, golly, there weren't any witnesses.
We, THIRD PERIOD GIRLS' GLEE, will to Mr. Thompson, a million dollars to pay all of his debts and to buy a case of peanut butter IF he has any money left!!!! I, LARRY TELLIER, will to all the upcoming students all the fun and luck I've had during my three years at Whittier.
I, LADONNA VANARSDALL, will all of my run nylons to the assembly committee of Whittier.
I , the YANK (Deems Yahnke), being of blown mind but great body, will to Miss Michael one free art lesson from me on psychic drawings and paintings. I, RITA FOSTER, being so extremely tall, will to the Harlem Globetrotters all of my out- standing skills in basketball, for if they have these they will always be winners.
I , ROBIN GERLACH, with sound mind and great body, will all my superior knowledge and talents to future 9th graders.
I , DIANA WOLLEN, will all of my musical ability to any eighth grader dumb enough to take it.
I. VONNIE WILSON , being of no sound but some mind, will to Dean White all my ability in Math so Miss Stewart will pass him.
I , DALE CONRADT, will to Mr. Johnson all the books I read during his class.
Class Prophecies
JOANNE ABBINK will make I v or y S oap commer cial s .
NANCY ADAMS will ha v e t he world's m ost fa mous sea shell colle ct ion.
JAMES ADKINS will d o hi s Cup ie act for th e Ed Sulli van Show.
RAUL ALFONSO will be a sn ake charmer
MARTHA AGUIRRE will memorize the te lep hone book.
KATHI ALDRIDGE will b e come a 4-H leader.
RONNIE ALLERTON will m ake bird baths.
RUSSELL ALLERTON will in ve n t 18 -wheeled bicycl e s.
MARTHA ANDRADE will have t he world ' s most dest ru ct ive hur rica ne named aft er her.
MARLENE ANDREWJES K I wi ll bec ome t he most fam ou s b alle t dancer t h a t e v e r live d
TERRY ANDREWS will be a go nd oli er in Venice.
JOLIE ANN APPLING will pl a n t tr ees •to bea utif y Ameri ca.
RICHARD APPLING will be a bas eba ll coach.
RICKY ARENAS will b e a cham pio n p i zza eate r
SANDRA ARENSON wi ll de s ign new Chri s tmas tree orn a men ts.
ROBERT ATHAN will become a milli onaire b y t he ag e of 10 2.
JANET BALDWIN will b ecome a n Av on lady.
RANDY BALDWIN will be a wi tc h do c tor
MICHAEL BAROWSKI will become an Oza r k hillbill y
JULIA BARR will t each on R omper R oom.
RONALD BARTZATT will o p en a men's be au ty s alon
DEBORAH BAYLESS will co u nt Klee n ex for the boxes.
LARRY BEAN will be a b u llfigh t er in Spa in.
KAREN BEA VER will buil d a dam in Co lorado.
ARTHUR BERGMAN will operate a gr e enhouse.
ELATHER BERKS will r a i se prize ros e s .
MARK BERRETH will b e t he wor ld 's champion chess player.
IV AN BISLOW will serenade peop l e w i t h hi s clarinet in restaurant s.
JERRY BOCKOVEN will be chief p hoto grapher for " National Geo graphi c "
THERESA BOWERS will s tar t t he long dres s fad.
DONNA BRADFORD will be the world 's champion roller skater.
WILLIAM BRADFORD w ill fr y chicken for Colonel Sanders.
DENISE BRADLEY will s tart a sugar cube fac t or y .
RODNEY BREHM will be t he first person to s ki up a mountain.
JAMES C. BROWN will build bird houses.
JAMES BROWN will write songs for We s tern singer s.
ROXANNE BROWN will be a hair sty l ist.
ROXANNE BUETTGENBACH will be a s oc ia l worke r.
MARK BURBACH will be a canner of pork a nd be a n s.
JONELL BYRON will s ew at Singer Sewin g Center.
SHANON CAMPBELL w ill ev entuall y i n herit t h e Campbell 's Soup Compan y.
RODNEY CANBY will be t he world 's faste st but t er s preader
NATACHA CHRISMAN will w ork in a n ar ti f i c ial fru i t fa c tor y
CATHRYN CHRISTENSEN will ride her bic ycl e ac ro ss t he United Sta t e s
DOUGLAS CHRISTIE will run an Arm y tank.
RICHARD CHUBBUCK will bec ome a veter inar ian .
RITA COLLIERS will become a dan c in g in s tru ctor
DALE CONRADT will i n s tall garba ge dispo s al s
GREG CONTRERAS will work in a Chinese l aund ry
NANCY COOK will work in an unhol s ter y shop.
BARBARA COUNSELL will become a coffee taster i n Brazil.
SANDRA CRAWFORD will promote steam b ath s.
GARY CYRIACKS will be a wallpaper hanger.
GERI DAVIS will be a new s commentator.
JOHN DENKOVICH will work in a baby diaper se rvi ce
PATRICK DeVOSS will paint the white line s do wn the middle of the street.
CAROL DINGMAN will be a coconut pi cker in H awaii.
STANLEY DOWD will build an impressi v e ch apel.
GARY DUNN will be a champion bubble gumme r
VANCE ELLIOTT will build a tunnel of l ove for Lin coln.
MERLE ELOGE will judge Miss Nebra s ka P ageants.
SHERRI EMMONS will build totem poles.
MICHAEL ERTL will own an ashtra y industr y.
PERRY ESQUIVEL will make door knob s .
DOUGLAS EURICH will be a salesman.
SHEILA FELTON will sell homemade candles
GERALD FAZEL will build straw houses in Au s tralia.
ROSEMARY FERRIS will be stranded on a lonely island for two years.
WENDY FIERO will accidentally invent a cure for cancer while baking in her kitchen.
ROCHELLE FINNEY will make brooms for Halloween.
TANNA FLEETWOOD will be an interior decorator.
JAMES FOSTER will be a memory expert.
RITA FOSTER will discover that Aretha Franklin is really her relation.
REENA FOUNTAIN will be a secretary who types 200 words per minute.
TANNA FOUNTAIN will own an orange grove in Florida.
PHYLLIS FRANCISCO will make calendars.
ERIKA FUGLEMSMO will be a meter-maid .
RENEE FULLER will join a band of gypsies.
DOUGLAS FUSHIA will work as a marshmallow toast- er in a hot dog stand.
CATHERINE GEHLE will visit the Land of Oz.
ROBIN GERLACH will ride into the hills looking for gold.
STEVE GESCH will be mummified and brought back to life.
LEONA GESIRIECH will make flying saucers out of pancakes.
DIANA GOEBEL will be a lampshade sewer.
JEANNINE GREEN will squeeze the lemons in "J oy " dishwashing detergent.
GERALDINE GRAHAM will get shot out of cannons at the circus.
HARRY GUTICZ will cut diamonds.
ALLEN HALL will build statues out of play dough.
KATHY HALL will sort mail in a post office.
RICHARD HANIKA will be a shoe shine boy.
DUANE HANSEN will be a member of a barbershop quartet.
KENNETH HARRINGTON will carv e animals out of wood.
MARY HAUSER will go over Niagara Falls in a barrel.
ANN HAYES will ride elephants for the Shrine Circus.
RICHARD HEAKIN will invent some magic pills to increase one's height.
GARRY HEEDICK will be a gardener.
DAVID HELMSTADTER will win th e 1980 trophy for the Best Little Leaguers Team of the year.
PENNY HENDRICKSON will catch the largest fish in the history of t he fishing industry.
GARY HENNESSEY will be Batman for sc hool plays.
PAUL HETRICK will pack peas for the Jolly Green Giant.
ROLLIE HILL will design a space station located 3,000 miles above California .
JEFFERY HOFFMAN will pick dandelions from the White House lawn.
PAMELA HOLLAND will be Jackie Gleason's maid.
GALEN HOLLTORF will become the costume designe r for the Harlem Globetrotters.
JANIS HOWARD will win a trophy for reading the most books in one day.
WILLIAM HUDSON will do his "thing" for the world.
DENNIS HUGHES will work for Pearle Optical.
HOWARD HYDO will write magazine articles.
SUSANNE ITZEN will be a first grade teacher.
RANDY JACOBS will be a goldfish doctor.
CINDY JAMES will be a famous psychiatrist
PATRICIA JEFFERSON will be a housewife.
CAROLYN JENSEN will stuff the cotton in aspirin bottles.
TERRY JENSEN will hijack a plane to the Virgin I sla nd s.
RALPH JOHNSON will paint barns.
LEO JONES will be t he next "It" on the Addams Family.
TOMMY JORDAN will rate movies (G, M, R , X ).
SHERRY KAHN will be a surgical nurse.
MICHAEL KALITA will weave rugs.
MICHAEL KAUFMAN will paint polkadots on bill- boards.
DUANE KECK will invent new kinds of macaroni.
MIKE KELLOGG will be a T.V. repairman.
GARY KENNETT will be a piano tuner .
DONNIE KING will have a lemonade stand on Mars.
DAPHNE KNAFF will be a fortune teller.
RANDY KNAUB will paint stripes on white horses and sell them to zoos as zebras.
BEVERLY KNIGHT will be a skin diver and go after Charlie the Tuna.
MIKE KNIPPLE will be an across-the-nation truck driver.
BOB KNOLLENBERG wiU have controlling interest in Ferrari of France and own half of the French Riviera .
ELIZABETH KOCHNER will invent new toys for infants.
VICTORIA KOLB will be an air line stewardess.
MARIA KOT will be a lady astronaut and live on the moon.
GEORGIANNE KRUSE will be a famous pianist.
DAVID KUEBLER will be a puppeteer.
CHRISTINE KUWAMOTO will open a fudge factory.
MIKE LARKINS will swim the English Channel (at low tid e).
CONNIE LASCHANZSKY will be Tiny Tim's private tailor.
LEROY LATZEL will perform heart transplants on frogs.
DONALD LAWS will be a window washer for the Empire State Building.
CARRIE LAWREN CE will be the world's most famous sand surfer.
GREG LEAR will have a side show at the fair.
DAVID LEE will shave his head and paint it psychedelic colors.
ROGER LICKLITER will be a banker.
PAUL LOOS will be a glass blower.
STEVE LUHR will be Dean Martin ' s gag writer.
LORIE LUTZ will be a French model.
HOWARD LYONS will develop his own Algebra system.
DOUG MACH will invent a cure for ar thritis.
MARSHA MAR will design movie stages.
TOM MARES will be a horse trainer.
CHARLES MARTIN will be a deep sea fisherman.
DAVID MEGGERS will be a daring sky diver.
MARVIN MEREDITH will invent new household cleaners.
RICHARD MERRIMAN will s ell cotton candy at the fair.
SHERRY METZ will tame lions at the Shrine Circus.
SALLY MEYER will own a dani s h pastry shop.
CURT MEYERS will own and operate the first kangaroo ranch in the United State s.
PAMELA MICHAEL will write songs for Frank Sinatra.
RAY MILLER will invent a cure for boredom.
LESTER MILLER will be a Holl ywood stunt man.
KEVIN MOORE will own a gas sta ti on
DAN MOSER will be a KLMS discje rk y on weekends.
JEANNE MOXHAM will be an ambassador for the U.N.
LYLA NEBESNIAK will become a strawberry picker on the Sunset Strip.
RANDY NICHOLSON will stuff pillows.
JOHN O'TOOLE will be a movie producer.
RUDOLPH PARSON will own a toupee shop.
DAVID PAUL will found a chicken plucking factory in Lincoln.
DEAN PAWELKO will be Don Rickie's private barber.
DEEMS PAXTON will be a hurdy gurdy man.
DEANNA PAYNE will make famous speeches to the world on the topic "Crim e and Punishmen t."
NICKY PAYNE will be president of a birdwatchers club.
MARJORIE PAYNE will live in Marlboro country and raise horses.
CARLA PEARSON will run a hair roller factory.
CARL PEERY will start a new rage of pizza gum.
ROBERT PEREZ will punch the holes in notebook paper.
LEE PERKINS will write an encyclopedia.
DEANNA .PETERSON will manage a national girls baseball team.
PATRICIA PETERSON will be a grape stomper to make wine.
SUSAN PETERSON will be a famous lady journ alist
BILLY PHILLIPS will be a famous chef.
JEROME PICKETT will teach ballet in New Yor k.
JOE PICKETT (Sephus) will spend two years in conr t trying to get his name changed.
CYNTHIA PORATH will make salt water taffy in Salt Lake City.
SHANNON POWELL will win a giant teddy bea r at the State Fair.
MELVIN RADFORD will be a plumber.
BARBARA RAINES will be a proof reader for a newspaper.
DEBRA RAY will be a policewoman.
KIM REKART will be a tree surgeon.
CHARLES REMY will be a race horse jockey
SUSAN REZEK will make poison fortune cookies
CATHY RICHARDSON will become a switchbo ard operator.
PEGGY ROBIN .SON will be a novelist.
RHONDA ROCKEL will run an IBM machine.
BARBARA RUCH will be a theatre star in San F rancisco.
RICKY RUTT will be a security officer in a bank.
RONNIE RYAN will be a "lei-maker " in Hawaii .
MIKE SABIN will be a shoe salesman.
PAT SABIN will be a famous detective.
DANIEL SCDORIS will be a lumberjack.
EVA SCDORIS will be a librarian.
RONALD SCHILOUSKY will own a casino in Las Vegas.
BRENDA SCHRODT will finally put Tareyton ' s charcoal filter on another cigarette.
VICTOR SEVENKER will be a sack boy at Hinky Dink y.
SCOTT SHELDON will be a dentist.
KATHY SHEPARD will tiptoe through the tulips with Tin y Tim.
SARICE SIECINSKI will be a tour guide on African safari s
LOIS SIMPSON will be a storybook writer.
ED SMETTER will broad-jump across the Grand Canyon.
AUDREY SMITH will be a famous poet and win the Pulitzer Prize for her published volumes.
CECELIA SMITH will pick the grapes for Welch ' s jelly.
CINDY SMITH will open up a Poodle Beauty Parlor.
DEBRA SMITH will train bugs t o do tricks.
DA VE SNIDER will become an airplane pilot. .
MARY SNUFFIN will rai se chin chilla s in South America.
PAULA SPARKS will put the sticks in tootsie pop s .
ROGER STANLEY will make thermometers.
DEBRA STOKES will crochet doilie s
WARREN STUERTZ will swim across the Pacific Ocean in record-breaking time.
MARK SUGHROUE will own a cotton plantation in Georgia .
VICKIE SWANSON will start an orphanage.
DIANE SWARTZ will be a playground director.
RITA SWETLAND will paint the border on paper towels.
MARINA TALERO will win the national spelling bee.
LARRY TELLIER will become an old cow hand on the Rio Grande.
PEGGY TENOPIR will be an elevator operator.
EDDIE THOMAS will be a forest ranger and play cards with Smokey the Bear on his days off.
SHELLEY THOMAS will be a commentator at fashion showings.
PEGGY TILLMAN will catch lobsters for seafood res- taurants.
LARRY TITUS will make robots.
DEBORAH TRAHAN will break the world's diving record in her bath tub.
PEGGY TURNER will teach blind children to read Braille.
LORI UECKER will become a medium and bring back spirits.
GARY UNDERHILL will sell balloons in the park.
WANDA UNDERWOOD will sew sequins on Liberace's clothes.
LaDONNA VanARSDALL will be a saleslady at Brandeis.
BILL VanDYKE will collect voodoo dolls.
ANITA VanOSDOL will design clothes for the "out" generation.
JULIA VLIET will eventually find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
LINDA VOLDEN will be an Olympic star.
MIKE VonBUSCH will be a juggler for the Shrine Circus.
KATSUHIKA WALDON will be a foreign language in- terpreter at the United Nations.
STEPHEN WALLEN will shine the gold on the top of the state capitol building.
DAVID WATERMEIER will own a large estate in Beverl y Hills and throw lots of parties.
MIKE WEEDMAN will design psychedelic album covers.
MIKE WEILER will be a door to door Fuller brush man.
RALPH WELLS will spend his time helping old ladies across the street.
IRMA WELLS will write an almanac.
KAREN WEST will be Phyllis Diller's beautician.
DEBRA WHITE will become a go-go dancer at the World Grove.
CHERYL WIENS will ride her magic carpet in the friendly skies of United.
BYRON WILCOX will pick and sack sunflower seeds.
MERRY WILCOX will raise parakeets.
DEBRA WILKINSON will make popsickles for Seal- test.
ARDIS WILKINSON will run the merry-go-round at Disneyland.
MICHAEL WILLIAMS will install TV antennas on roofs.
STEVE WILSON will buy Alcatraz Island.
EVELYN WILSON will be a waitress in a cocktail lounge.
VONNIE WILSON will be a protester against hippie brutality.
KATHLEEN WILTSHIRE will open up a gum factory.
ROGER WISE will catch goldfish in the Pacific and sell them to Pet Paradise.
JOE WOLF will inaugurate the future president: Pat Paulsen.
DIANA WOLLEN will become a Grand Ole Opry star in Tennessee.
MARY WOODRUM will make Barbie doll clothes.
JOHN YOST will raise an ant colony.
CANDID SHOTS
Once around the track , James, then into the Locker Room.
"What'd he say"
Alright, get this thing to Cuba.
I'm truly sorry you failed that test. Be - cause I copied from you.
An y one for Ping-Pong?
Now I lay me down to rest I pray I pass tomorrow's test. If I should die bfore I wake That's one less test I'll have to take.
I don't know wheth er to eat it or take it home for a pet.
I no w pronounce you man and l ?) .
" HAI KAR ATE"
Honest, Fellas , I can't help it. I just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it!
I'm still an All American.
And now , the t ea cher of the year award goes to
That's pretty good. How are you at the Monster Mah?
I love to do m y homework It make s me feel so goo d I love to do exactly A s m y tea c her says I should
I love to do my homework I never miss a day I even love the men in white Who are taking me away.
Teacher-You'll get thi s back at the end of the semester.
Student-Why, doe s it take you that long to read it?
The End
" The Odd Couple "
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Whittier
2nd
1st
Members of LHS 9th Grade Football Squad Rear: Rollie Hill Middle: Ni c k y Pa y ne, Stan Dowd , Bill Hud s on Front: Jerome Pi c kett, Chu c k Rem y, Rich a rd Hanika , Donnie King , Bob Knollenberg.
Track Team:
4th Row : Rodney Canby , Allen Hall, David Helmstadter, Richard Hanika, Robin Gerlach, Doug Fushia , Gary Underhill.
3rd Row : Jo e Pickett, Eddie Thomas, Randy Knaub, Rollie Hill, Jerome Pickett, Stan Dowd, Chuck Remy,
Coa c h : D. Sweem.
Row : Jim Harrington, Jeff Hoffman, Bob Knollenberg, Bill Hudson, Donnie King, Katsuhika Waldon , Billy Phillips, Coach: C Worrall.
Row: Tom Jordan , Don Laws, Harry Guticz, Nicky Payne, Ralph Wells, Pat DeVoss, Jimmy Adkins.
Varsity Basketball Team
Ba c k Row: Chuck Rem y, Rodney Ca nb y, Rog e r Wise, Allen Hall, Larry Titus, Coach C. Worrall.
Front Row: Steve Wil so n , Jeff Hoffm a n , Mike Ertl , Tom Jordan , Dave Watermeier
Reserve Basketball: Ba ck Row: H a rr y Guti cz, Richard Hanika, Greg Contreras, Coach: D Sweem. Front Row: P at D eVoss, R a nd y Knaub, John Denkovich, Carl Peer y.
ac k Ro w : P a t K e el a n , D ea n White, C oac h C. \Vorr a ll ,
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Gymnastics Team:
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Stanle y Hall , R a nd y Vanhau s, Llo y d Denni s, ,John No-
vack , Robert Morey, Dou g C unnin g, Coac h D S wee m.
Fron t Ro w: Bru
Mik
Bauer, Kenneth Dixon , Charle s Farr , Jame s
Whittier Members of LHS Wrestling Team: Left: Carl Peery
Middle: Jerry Bockoven
Right: Gar y Underhill
Girl's Basketball:
3rd Row: Elather Berk s, T a nn a Fleetwood , Denise Bradle y, Wendy Fiero, Irma Wells.
2nd Ro w: Sheila Felt on , Roxanne Brown, Rita Collie r s, Sandra Crawford, Pat Jefferson.
1st Row: Rit a Foster , Cath y Haddo c k , Cecilia Smith, Debbie Wilkinson, Janis Howard , Nina VanOsdol.
To Mr. Worrall and Mr . Sweem
Here ' s a poem on student teams, The pupils that are here today, Came out on t op , went all the way.
In foo t ball Whitt i er took the cake, And won e ach ga me for our school's sake , The y we r e good, we wouldn't lie , Wat c h t he m n e xt y ear at Lincoln High.
Our ca ge rs tea m worked really hard, Bu t from first pl a ce they were jarred. The y we r e sad, b u t we were sadder, An y way, what d oe s it matter?
On t he track fiel d we prevailed, Whe n th e y ran outsi de they were hailed, Ye s, m y fri e nd, t h ey all were great , Not a on e was seco nd rate.
We 've proven here , t he men aren't wrecks , No w l e t's move to t he opposite sex. Our B asketball girls are r eally cool , The y never lost to a no t her school.
Wi th a volleyball in h and
A t the top our girls did land.
U n d e feated through t hei r reign, All t h eir wins were W hit t ier ' s gain.
Th e Girls Track te am looked real good this y ear , N o other school did t he y fear
An d we reJllember t he y were best , For they surpass e d all the rest.
A s i n victory we l ea v e the field, Ho ping next yea r th e y will not yield , To th e other sc h o ol s who vainly try , Bu t can not b eat W hittier Junior High.
First Semester J. C. L.
3rd Row: Lero y Latzel , President ; Jerry Bockoven , Vice-President ; Rollie Hill , Property Committee Chairman
2nd Row: Deanna Peterson , Usher Committee Chair- man ; Vic Sevenker, Boys ' Secretary ; Jeanne Moxham , Girls ' Secretary; Perry Esquivel , Prop- erty Committee Co-Chairman .
1st Row: Marsha Mar , President ; Carol Dingman , Usher Committee Co -Chairman ; Jeannine Green , Girls ' Vice-President .
Not pictured: Wanda Underwood , A ss embly Commit- tee Chairman
Second Semester J.C. L.
3rd Row: Lero y Latzel , As s embly Committee Chair- man ; Stanley Dowd , Property Committee Chair- man ; Rollie Hill , Pre s ident
2nd Row: Rodne y Brehm, Vice-President ; Deanna Peterson , Girl s' Se c retary; Jeanne Moxham , Usher Committee Chairman ; Perry E s quivel , Boys ' Secretary.
1st Row: Vickie Kolb , Girl s' Vice-President ; Carol Dingman , Usher Committee Co-Chairman ; J e an - nine Green , President .
Junior Civic League
Acting as the governing body, the Junior Civic League's main project was securing approval of a traffic signal on 22nd and Vine Streets.
They also sold pennants for a week and organized the Honors Assembly.
The secretaries and Red Cross delegates had a drive to help the Biafrans , and sent baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving time.
Second semester officers had no trouble in finding something to keep them busy. The Junior Civic League did the work for the Honors Assembly again , had a talent assembl y, planned the 9A party, and began a new idea called " Spiri t Day." Students were urged to wear school colors-blue and gold-on this day and the day ended with the s inging of our school song, "Whittier."
First Semester Property Committee
Counter-clockwise: Eddie Thoma s, Richard Love, Nicky Pa y ne , Stan Dowd , Rollie Hill , Ron B a rtz a tt , Bill Hud so n , Jim Mumgaard, Perry Esquivel.
Second Semester Property Committee
Back Row: Stan Dowd , Ri ch Kochner , Jim Mumgaard, Ron Bartzatt , Merle DyR yke, Robert Morey , Tim Peterson
Front Row: Bill Hudson , Richard Love, Peter Kolb
1969 Yearbook Editors
Editor LEE JONES
Copy Editor
JEANNINE GREEN
Art Editor
VIC SEVENKER
Editor
PEG TURNER
Photography Editor
JERRY BOCKOVEN
Busine ss Editor WENDY FIERO
1969 Yearbook Staff
EDITOR
Lee Jones EDITOR
Peg Turner
COPY EDITOR
Jeannine Green
ass't: Debbie Trahan
ART EDITOR
Vic Sevenker
ass't: Reena Fountain
PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
Jerry Bockoven
ass't: Sarice Siecin ski
BUSINESS EDITOR
Wendy Fiero
ass't: Debbie White
CANDID SHOTS SECTION
Rita Foster
Vonnie Wilson
Debbie White
Carolyn Jensen
9th GRADE SECTION EDITOR
Karen Beaver
ass't: Penny Hendrickson
Marjie Payne
7th & 8th GRADE SECTION EDITOR
Ann Hayes
ass't: Susan Peterson
Julie Vliet
Publications Staff
Acknowledgments
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mr. David Stenzel
Les LeSeur Studio for group pictures
PRINTING
Lincoln Yearbook Company and Mr. Paul Bateman
ADVERTISING
The Journalism Class
Teachers and Students of Whittier Junior High for their assistance and cooperation
3rd Row: Penny Hendrickson , Gay Graham , Wendy Fiero , Vic Sevenker, Jerry Bockoven , Lee Jones, Carol yn Jensen, Galen Holltorf.
2nd Row: Marjie Payne, Debbie White , Karen Beaver, Julie Vliet, Sherry Kahn, Debbie Trahan, Vonnie Wil so n
1st Row: Ann Hayes , Rita Foster , Su sa n Peterson, Sarice Siecinski , Debbie Stokes, Peggy Turner, Reen a Fountain, Jeannine Green.
