Lincoln Community High School - Memorial Yearbook (Stanwood, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

LINCOLN Stanwood Mechanicsville Volume XJJJ a 3 — Wis si we, cuca teak W7t i... ON THE NATIONAL LEVEL ...the year Watergate plagued the daily newspapers. Tapes, transcripts, and testimonies involving tricky Dick were the top legal questions. All politicians were mistrusted and labeled crooks by the suspicious public. ...the year of the energy crisis. The land of plenty suddenly shifted to a land of shortage. The news hit home when LHS hot-rodders were forced to slow down to the snail's pace of 55 m.p.h. ...the year of war and peace in the Mideast. No one, including Kissinger, suspected what would happen next in the powder keg, ...the year that the farmers never had it so good! ...the year that STREAKING on college campuses replaced the traditional fad of swallowing goldfish. ...the year of broken records in sports. The end of the 81-game winning streak of the UCLA Bruins and their star, Bill Walton; Hank Aaron surpassing Babe Ruth's career record of 714 home runs; the Miami Dolphins capturing the Super Bow] for the second straight year; and the Boston Celtics winning the NBA play-offs. --.the year of THE EXORCIST, THE STING, and AMERICAN GRAFFITTI. .-.the year of The Streak by Ray Stevens. ON THE LOCAL LEVEI ...the year Sarah Crenshaw was a correct answer on the current events test! .-.the year that the LHS panthers racked up an undefeated season record of 8-0, and were named Mid East Conference Champs for the second year. .-. the year all activities were cancelled during Christmas vacation due to the energy crisis. .-.the year that the girl's bowling team placed twelfth in state. .-.the romantic year which called for the enactment of a Hands-Off Policy at LHS; second floor no longer being termed lover's lane, ... the year that PROM was held at the Highlander in Iowa City, thanks to some hardworking, persistent juniors and the administration. School busses provided the needed transportation, ...the year of both track teams (girls and boys) taking the conference title. ...the year of KAO in the pop machine, .-. the year of JEANS, JEANS, and JEANS!!! ...the year of 57 SUPER, GRADUATING, SENIORS!!!! Chirteen Years at Lincoln KINDERGARTEN 1961-62 Recognize any of these innocent, smiling faces? Believe it or not, here are the beginnings of the Class of 1974. Of course, many of these faces never completed their high school years at Lincoln, but there were others who came later to add to the class. Thirteen years later, these same (maybe not quite so innocent) kids completed their high school education and were turned loose into the world. Following their varied interests, each one traveled a separate road in search of their dreams, as the graduating classes before them. But what makes this group of individuals so spe- cial? They were the very first class to complete thirteen years at LHS, the two schools having com- bined in 1961. Way back in kindergarten, they played four-square during recess and mastered the art of tying their ox- fords. Through elementary, they learned to read and write, subconsciously developing their own per- sonalities. Junior High, although frightening at first, meant going to Stanwood with the big kids. Their freshman, sophomore, and junior years were spent in anxious anticipation of their senior year. This book is dedicated to the Class of 1974 so that they may remember their friends and all the activities of their year. First row: R,. Vickery, C. Krumm, B. Agne, Kendra Murfield, J. Hines, B. Meeks, B. Meeks, Second row: Mrs Long, Kathy Spear, Tracey Peterman, Frosty Meyer, R. Hungerford, Tom Weiland, June Bails, Rick Flockhart, M. Young. Third row: Melinda Taylor, Dawn Coppess, Joan Paulson, Donna Flockhart, Jeff Freeman, Patty Bromell, K. Rouse, Terry Worby. First row: C. Ferguson, David Weber, Jim Studer, Steve Weets, W. Erhart, D. Griffith, R. Sweet. Second row: D. Weber, Julie Johnson, M. Barker, Terry Kurth, R. Brannaman, D. Miller, J. Taylor, Teresa Cook, Third row: J. Banks, Patty Bunge, Scott Davidson, J. Ward, Brian Boots, Scott Brunscheen, Colleen Albaugh, Mrs, Sauer. First row: John Crock, J. Stockman, Eddie Fisher, Steve Weber, Loren Jackson, Tommy Jewell, R. Danly. Second Row: K. Wiedenhoff, E. Miller, S. Hansen, Nancy Sulzner, R. Meeks, G. Zimmerman, Sally Scott, D. Woodard, Doug Weber. Third row: Janet Wagner, A. Cooney, Gloria Farrington, J. Maurer, J. Baird, Wendy Miller, D. Youngblut, Mrs. Sauer. ‘Monica Billick ; Steven Billick Larry Boesenberg Patricia Bromell Patricia Bunge Michael Burns Teresa Cook John Crock Rick Flockhart Julie Johnson Gwen Kirkpatrick Randy Kruse Terry Kurth Clifford Meyer Michael Meyer Wendy Miller Ann Miner Kendra Murfield Theresa Neuenkirk Sharyl Rochau Sally Scott “1 Melinda Taylor Dennis Unruh - Janet Wagner David Weber Douglas Weber Steven Weber Steven Weets Thomas Weiland Terry Worby 13 Beaulah Anderson Peer os Pd Saal a? -eneegeey, ++ nlp f Hi PRU) Lxtiye, ie dl wii the Purple you! is a familiar phrase which charac- terized Beaulah Anderson, Lincoln's exchange stu- dent from Monrovia, Liberia, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kurth and family, along with sister, Terry, were her hosts for a hectic but fun-filled year, Beaulah was active, while attending Lincoln, as she participated in chorus, volleyball, track, L-Club, Pep Club, and annual staff, Although these kept her very busy, she still found time to enjoy snowmobiling, boating, roller skating, and watching T.V. From Lincoln we say, Good Luck! Amo Vos Brightening the halls of Lincoln every day for the past year was Arno Vos. This tall blonde came to us from Nordhorn, Germany and made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Buell Jackson and brother, Loren. While attending Lincoln, Arno participated in basketball, L-Club, and annual staff. Outside of school, he particularly enjoyed caring for the calves, especially Ace, riding horses, and shooting pool. We from Lincoln wish him all successes in the future. HONORS Honors were bestowed on these stu- dents pictured on this page, plus a few others, ABOVE LEFT: June Bails and Cliff Meyer were named Athletes of the Year. Pictured with them is Don Walshire, president of the Athletic Booster Club. ABOVE RIGHT: Valedic- torian Deb Doty and Salutatorian Julie Johnson display their trophies. They were also chosen Iowa State Scholars from Lincoln, CENTER LEFT: Sharyl Rochau receives the Danforth I Dare You Award from Mr. Grimm, as does John Crock in the right photo. At right, Terry Kurth receives a service award as Gloria Farrington awaits hers, Other honors presented but not pictured were: Dekalb Award to Loren Jackson, Citi- zenship Award to Patty Bunge and Sally Scott, the Iowa Bar Association Award to Gwen Kirkpatrick and the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award to Kathy Horman, 945-3365, 484-2341 JUNIORS Chuck Bails Keith Beck Kathy Bishop LeAnne Bohr Bill Bohr Bill Broulik Susan Bulger Randy Bunge Julie Cole Randy Crist Marcia Crock Don Dawson _ { ’ = Tom Donohoe ACTURES WERE David Dunston MADE Mike Flockhart ; Don Griffith Lisa Hatcher Randy Havel Dan Himes Vicky Hoy Rita Freeman Ken Jilovec Jeff King Lori Kleppe Dan Koch Jim Koch Debra Kohl John Kuehnle Jim Lawson Darla Lehrman Glenn Lehrman Craig McDowell Myron Meader Debra Meyer Dennis Meyer Evelyn Miller Brian Montz Linda Odeen Kristin Oxley Dennis Pearson David Poduska Monica Randolph Debra Sauer Sammi Scott Sandra Scott Mary Spratte Denise Steckly John Strickler Joy Svoboda Cathy Tenley Joe Umbdenstock Mike Unruh Carol VanBlaricom Debra Wagner Janet Wagner Mike Wagner Brian Walshire Wendy Weber Chuck Weiland Kris Wenndt Lori Williams Roger Williams Sponsored by: Scotty's Place, Mechanicsville, 432-6623 18 Greg Albaugh Kerin Andrew Mike Armstrong Paul Bails Mary Benge John Billick Dean Boesenberg Rick Boots Marie Brannaman Cindy Bromele Dale Broulik Daniel Bulger Colleen Colby Colette Cook Brent Coppe Grayland Crist Carolyn Dauber Edna Dohmen Vickee Domer Mary Doty Pat Doty Kevin Fisher Mike Ford Brett Freeman Chuck Gesling Mark Glover Nancy Griffith Larry Gronewald Greg Hegarty Mike Hegarty Diane Hines Kevin Horman Bret Horr Jim Jewel Walter Johnston Sam Kohl Kevin Koob Mark Kuehnle Dan Kurth Debra Kurth Barbra Miner Perry Murfeild Tom Platner Victor Randolph Tami Rochau Chris Ruchotzke Mary Schultz Dennis Sloan Dennis Sorenson Kris Spear Kevin Sulzner Dee Tenely Dennis Tenely Cathy Thomson Bruce Thumma Joe Unruh Kathy Unruh Connie VanBlaricom Randy Wagner Cindy Weber Peggy Weber Bill Weber Ben Wee Mike Whitman Garry Worby Chris Zenishek SOPHOMORES Sponsored by: Boots' Truck Line, Mechanicsville, 432-5219 FRESHMEN Susan Albaugh Leonard Barnette Randy Bishop Sharon Bohr Sandra Brunscheen Gary Clonts Robert Cole Brian Coppess Delbert Coppess Dennis Coppess Mark Coppess Janis Crist Carol Crock Laura Darrow Mike Doser Danny Driscoll Shelly Flockhart Steve Flockhart Lori Groenwald John Grunder Sharon Herman David Jilovec Kaylene Jilovec Jay Joslyn Carla Koch Donna Krumroy Diana Lehrman John Licht Mike Long Gordon MeDowell Annette Maher Ida Meader Kent Meyer Mike Miner Michael Moffit Scott Moffit Brent Montz Kathy Moravek Jeff Odeen Dean Paup Craig Pearson Melody Randolph Jack Robinson Linda Robinson Jim Roush Stan Roush Jane Sauer Laura Seeley Kerrie Smith Brad Sorenson Dennis Spratte Dianne Steckly Janice Studer Alex Taylor Clifford Taylor Gary Taylor Vicky Taylor Scott Teneley Gary Unruh Ronald Wagner Janice Weber Linda Weber Penny Weber Sherry Weber Karen Whitman Cindy Yock Sponsored by: Kimball's Jack and Jill, Olin, 484-2268 19 Class Leaders Pm | } Sophomore class officers:(top to bottom) Senior Class officers:(left to right) John Crock, Vice President; Frosty Meyer, Chuck Gesling, Vice President; Mary President; Sharyl Rochau, Secretary-Treasurer. Schultz, Secretary; Cindy Weber, Pres- ident; Connie VanBlaircom, Treasurer, � Junior Class officers: (left to right) Denise Steckly, Treasurer; Joy Freshman Class officers: (bottom to top) Gary Tayor, Svoboda; President; Kris Wenndt, Secretary; Chuck Bails, Vice Pres- President; Linda Robinson, Vice President; Cindy Yock, Secretary; Treasurer; John Licht (absent from photo). ident. 20 Sponsored by: Union Trust and Savings Bank, Stanwood, 945-3344 Summer Softball ’73 Row 1: Julie Johnson, Tammy Jensen, Joan Paulson, June Bails, Terry Kurth. Row 2; Diane Steckly, Monica Randolph, Deb Meyer, Joy Svoboda, Deb Kohl. Row 3: Jane Sauer, Deb Kurth, Denise Steckly, Chris Wenndt. Row 4: Lori Gronewald, Kathy Unruh, Collette Cook and Coach Jensen. — Be eat om, - enone = 7 t. aa | a aene s s fe : ; = ae ER ie wi ca Oe Be ue = Se Paley Pus nn xo avn wens dias Pot ab PET Lie ue LETT OR e Sponsored by: Cavey's Cafe, Sundries, Carwash; Olin, 484-2830 Tipton Oxford Junction Delwood Lost Nation Durrant Wheatland Lowden-Clarence Olin Midland Bennett Calamus Calamus Durrant lowa City High Norway Wheatland Lowden-Clarence Iowa City West Olin Oxford Junction Clarence Lowden-Clarence Calamus TO oe to wwe = LHS Summer Softball took home second in the sectional tournaments. Also nine wins and fourteen losses were recorded. This was made possible by the letter winners which are: Williams, Owens, Bails, Kurth, Jensen, Paulson, Svoboda, Meyer, Kohl, Unruh, Randolph, Wenndt, and Steckly. The highest batting averages were Svoboda-4868, Meyer-4337, and Owens-4024, The elected co-captains were Jean Williams and Wendy. Owens. The Pantherettes ended up with a 5 win 8 loss season record during the fall softball season, They were defeated by Fall Sof thall Clarence-Lowden in sectionals at Wheatland on October 4, 1973. The two top letter-winners were Joy Svoboda with a 409 batting average and June Bails with 395. Leading the team in put-outs was Dawn Coppess, having accumulated 41 throughout the season, Deb Kohl led the Pantherettes in assists with 25. Top RBI hitter was Joy Svoboda, batting in 14 runs. One of the highlights during the sea- son was the softball invitational at Solon, Between games, the team escaped to Lake Me Bride for excitement on that rainy afternoon, Miraculously, all re- turned safe from a treacherous boat ride guided by inexperienced girls. Meanwhile, Coach was trying his luck at minnow fishing, but his only catch was a cold! Opponent We They 10 10 11 7 ‘ 15 14 ray Delwood Oxford Junction Calamus Lost Nation Tipton West Liberty Bennett Solon Benton Tipton Durant Lisbon Clarence- Lowden Re KBP PRANDOCwMORRONH OU fo Row 1 (left to right): Donna Krumroy, Monica Randolph, Jane Sauer, Diane Steckly. Row 2: Mgr. Gwen Kirkpatrick, June Bails, Tammy Jensen, Colette Cook, Joy Svoboda, Deb Kohl, Mgr. Julie Johnson, Row 3: Deb Meyer, Denise Steckly, Kris Speer, Tami Rochau, Dawn Coppess, Joan Paulsen, Lori Gronewald. Sponsored by: Lawson Insurance Agency, Olin, 484-2218 1973 Summer Baseball ae be Sa tet Y ee Peed “ tye ae ey 3� 7 re RUT AS Front row, 1, to r, - Chuck Weiland, Kevin Koob, John Kuehnle, Chuck Bails, Mike Flockhart, Paul Bails, Second row, 1. to r. - John Umbdenstock, Rick Flockhart, Tom Jewel, Scott Davidson, Loren Jackson, Cliff Meyer, Jim Jewel, Scott Boots- manager, (Absent from photo were Brett Horr, Larry Gronewald, and Joe Unruh. ) Season Record: WE THEY Tipton 7 12 Ox. Jci. 20 6 Delwood 12 2 Lost Nation 7 Clar. -Lowden 4 Wheatland 12 Olin 1 Midland Bennett Calamus Wheatland Clar. -Lowden Lisbon Olin John Umbdenstock was chosen as Captain of the Varsity Team. aOnowork DWP DO 24 Sponsored by Weber Brothers, Mechanicsville, 432-6358, Volleyball Front row (1 to r): Kathy Unruh, Terry Kurth. Second row (1 to r): Nancy Griffith, Diana Lehrman, Barb Miner. Third row (1 tor): Janet Wagner, Kris Wenndt, DeeAnn Tenley. Fourth row (1 to r): Sally Scott, Cindy Weber, Peggy Weber, Chris Ruchotzke. Top row (1 to r): Debbie Kurth-manager, Marie Brannaman, Kathy Bishop, Edna Dohmen, Beaulah Anderson, 1973 saw many girls partici- ae a ec pating in Volleyball. Though many times they came out as a loser, they never gave up. The final sea- son record of the Varsity was 2-9. The J.V. girls ended their season at 4-8, The girls elected their own captains. Terry Kurth - Varsity Captain; DeeAnn Tenley - J.V. Cap- tain (picture-bottom, far right). They also elected the most valuable players in the opinion of the girls themselves. Kris Wenndt was voted most valuable player of the Varsity Squad. Diana Lehrman was the J.V. most Valuable Player. Most improved player was DeeAnn Tenley, and Kris Wenndt was also voted the person that contributed the most to each practice session. Varsity Season Record: WE THEY Camanche DeWitt North Scott I, C. City High Camanche Pleasant Valley I.C. West I.C. City High Clinton DeWitt I.C, West COoRPNFWONFRF WN SO weowwwownwwo ww wo J.V. Season Record Camanche DeWitt North Scott I,C. City High Camanche Pleasant Valley I,C. West I.C. City High Clinton DeWitt I.C. West CORN WrHRNNN ND FE NONNWONWOC SO W Sponsored by: Mechanicsville Trust and Savings Bank, 432-5273 25 Unbeaten J.V. Football Front row 1 to r: Bill Broulik, John Grunder, Dale Broulik, Grayland Crist, Victor Randolph, Kevin Horman, Brett Horr, Joe Umbdenstock, Dan Kurth. Second row: Dennis Meyer, Greg Hegarty, Jeff Odeen, Scott Tenley, Leonard Barnette, Jack Robinson, Dan Driscoll, Stan Roush, Mark Coppess, Joe Unruh, Tom Platner, Mike Long. Third row: Steve Flockhart, Brent Coppess, Sam Kohl, Jeff King, Gary Worby, Randy Bunge, Mike Whitman, Keith Beck, Mike Flockhart, Jim Koch, Ken Jilovec, Larry Gronewald, JUNIOR VARSITY OPPONENT WE THEY Lisbon 14 6 Midland 14 12 Bellvue 20 8 The J.V. football team had a season of 3-0. The defense never seems to receive as much recognition as they should. Without them, we'd never get anywhere, so here's a special thanks to them (SPECIAL THANKS). Not to put down our offense, we had some great guys there too, Congratulations Boys! Sponsored by: Dean's Gulf, Mechanicsville, 432-6648 1973 Marching Band The 1973 Marching Band, shown in formation, had some new attractions this year. They had an honor guard, a color guard, and also a new band director, Mr. Meyer. They had some great times, like attending the Oelwein Band Festival, marching in parades, and in Clinton on Halloween night, plus doing a fantastic job at our games. It wasn't all fun and games though, they had to get up pretty early to make practice at 7:00 in the morn- ing. They practiced long and hard to make their season the success it was. Our 1973 band gave our school great reflections. The members are: Susan Albaugh, Kerin Andrew, LeAnne Bohr, Sharon Bohr, Galen Brendes Bill Broulik, Dale Broulik, Mark Broulik, Susan Broulik, Scott Brunscheen, Julie Cole, Brent Coppess, Dawn Coppess, Mark Coppess, Janis Crist, Alice Crock, Carol Crock, John Crock, Marcia Crock, John Grunder, Lisa Hatcher, Rhonda Hegarty, Kathy Hor man, Vicki Hoy, Joe Hunt, Tammy Jensen, Tom Jewell, Kaylene Jilovee, Julie Johnson, Julie Kirstein, Lori Kleppe, Don Koch, Anna Kohl, Dan Kohl, Sam Kohl, Donna Krumroy, Anne Kuehnle, John Kuehnle, Terry Kurth, James Lawson, John Licht, Craig McDowell, Frosty Meyer, Wendy Miller, Bill Mindham, Jay Moffit, John Moneypenny, Kathy Moravek, Linda Odeen, Kris Oxley, Matt Pohlhamous, Linda Robinson, Chris Ropa, Debbie Sauer, Jack Sauer, Jane Sauer, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Dennis Sorenson, Kathy Spear, Kris Spear, Kym Spear, Denise Steckly, Diane Steckly, Janice Studer, Joy Svoboda, Gary Taylor, Gerald Timm, Joe Umbdenstock, Adrianne Wagner, Cindy Weber, Teresa Weber, Betty Weiland, Gary Whitman, Mike Whitman, Kent Williams, Lori Williams. at 5 6. Peer ert, = iF) be oe oT he Sponsored by: Stanwood Lumber Company, 945-3324 27 Undefeated Conference Champs n - e i) 39 Me xe 5 ch ai x a uF al” eg? NI: ECArCy ‘ze! ees a Wes pbk br Lit Psi Warw ex eH ee ® we hie eS) is ' i ee L-R ist row: Leonard Barnette, Jeff Odeen, Greg Hegarty, Stan Roush, Scott Tenely, Dan Driscolh, John Grunder, Don Bowman, Steve Flockhart, Mgr. Perry Murfield. 2nd row: Sam Kohl, Mark Coppess, Dale Broulik, Mike Whitman, Brent Coppess, Tom Platner, Dan Kurth, Randy Bunge, Victor Randolph, Gary Worby, Joe Umbdenstock, Mgr. Delbert Coppess. 3rd row: Kevin Horman, Mike Long, Keith Beck, Jim Koch, Joe Unruh, Chuck Weiland, Brian Walshire, Ken Jilovec, Bill Broulik, Brett Horr, Jim Jewel, Jack Robinson, Grayland Crist, Mike Flockhart. 4th row: Tom Weiland, Mike Burns, Rich Randolph, Scott Davidson, Dennis Unruh, Tom Jewel, Brian Boots, Ed Fisher, Cliff Meyer, Terry Worby, Frank Dohmen, Dan Koch, Denny Meyer, Jeff King, Larry Gronewald, Coach Jim Wendel. Opponent We They Durant 36 7 Alburnett 30 18 Olin 20 7 Guttenburg 36 0 Preston 34 0 Midland 22 18 East Dubuque 46 29 Lisbon 38 In mid-August, 48 young men reported for football practice along with three managers. The highlights of the season of course, would be the second Conference title in a row for the Panthers, and the third in the seven year history of the conference. The undefeated season would stand-out as the second major goal of the 73 squad, and this was also accomplished by the Junior Varsity squad. Coming from behind three times to win the Midland game shows the ability of this team to never say die. The team very seldom lost its poise and always showed great sportsmanship in winning; never belittling its opponents while winning, but respecting them for their ability to play the game. The team was very coachable, never displayed jealousies, never looked for the easy way out but always did what was asked of them. So our hats are off to you, the Panthers of 1973. 28 Sponsored by: Yoder Feeds and Funks G Hybrids, Stanwood, 945-6661 Coach Jim Wendel Asst. Coaches Steve Forth, and Doug Jackson Sponsored by: Clarence Trust and Savings Bank, 945-3155 1973 Homecoming Court Wendy Miller Tracey Patty Bunge red by: Albaugh's Photography, Anamosa, 462-2134 Sally Scott Homecoming Festivities Homecoming 1973 was earlier than usual this year, being held Friday, September 21. Festiv- ities began Thursday evening in Mechanicsville with the annual bonfire and parade at 7:00. A per rally, under the direction of the cheerleaders, followed. Coach Jim Wendel introduced the entire squad and commented on the upcoming game. Up- on introduction, the Homecoming Queen candidate presented a short skit. The bonfire was then set ablaze while the cheerleaders and Panther fans chanted excitedly around it. Friday night proved to be even more exciting. Prior to game time, a resumé of their extra- curricular activities was reas as the candidates walked across the 50-yard line. Lincoln Home- coming Queen Candidates for 1973 were Patty Bunge, escorted by Larry Boesenberg; Wendy Miller, escorted by Loren Jackson; Tracey Petez man, escorted by Arno Vos; and Sally Scott, es- corted by Vance Haesemeyer. During the half- time activities, Patty was crowned queen by Jean Williams, 1972 Homecoming Queen. The football boys obtained a fantastic victory over the Olin Lions, 20-7. They were very proud, be- bause it was their third straight victory: Gage Memorial from Iowa City, entertained LHS from 9:00-12:00 in the high school gym- nasium. Colour My World was played to honor Queen Patty and her Court. Disregarding the “thunderclouds and half hour black-out, the dance was a big success. Top left - 1973 Homecoming Queen Patty Bunge and escort Larry Boesenberg. Top right - Homecoming candidates: Patty, Tracey, Sally, and Wendy. Left center- 1st place Junior class float. Middle center - Christopher Lamont, 1972 Homecoming Queen Jean Williams, escort Mike Meyer, and Carolyn Corbin. Right center - 2nd place Freshman class float. Left - Queen candidates' skit. Bottom left - The excited football eheerleaders. Above - Coach Wendel and the starting line-up. Sponsored by: Clarence Motor Company, 452-358: 31 Sponsored by: Production Credit 32 Association, Tipton, 886-6143 Pep Leaders Basketball Cheerleaders -.clockwise from lower left: Patty Bunge, Lori Williams, Wendy Miller, Julie Cole, Tracey Peterman, and Lori Kleppe. Wrestling Cheerleaders - center: Terry Kurth, left to right: Kerin Andrew, Debi Wagner, Colleen Albaugh, and Mary Schultz. Football Cheerleaders - Left top to bottom: Debra Sauer, Wendy Miller, Lori Kleppe. right top to bottom: Patty Bunge, Terry Kurth, Julie Cole, Junior Varsity Football - left to right: Janis Crist, Linda Robinson, Shelley Flockhart, Junior Varsity Basketball - clockwise from the bottom: Shelley Flockhart, Janice Studer, Sharon Bohr, Kaylene Jilovec, Co-sponsored by: Flockhart's Drive-In, Stanwood, 945-6660 Farmhouse Foods, Tipton, 886-6161 Varsity Girls Basketball BS eewar ¥ Mr eeom—r |, Front row, left to right: Cathy Tenley, Janet Wagner, June Bails, Linda Odeen, Kathy Horman, Sharyl Rochau, Debbie Meyer, Joy Svoboda. Second row: Coach Robert Jensen, Asst. Coach James Wendel, Sandra Scott, Kris Speer, LeAnne Bohr, Dawn Coppess, Sally Scott, Cindy Weber, Deb Kohl, Chaperone Linda Campbell, Mr. Jensen: Although the Varsity finished with an 8 and 11 record, we were in a challenging position in every game we played. Incon- sistency and inexperience plagued us the entire season. We will return four letter- men for next year, and I will be definitely looking forward to an improved season. I would like to wish all graduating seniors the best of luck in the future. The Last Straw, Mt. Vernon, 895-9163 34 Dr. R. B. Tuberty, Mt. Vernon, 895-8114 OPPONENT WE THEY Durant 60 31 Alburnett 69 57 West Liberty 49 58 Lisbon 60 69 Olin 61 Clarence-Lowden 80 Norway 67 Wheatland 43 Oxford Junction 61 Midland 68 Lost Nation 69 Clarence-Lowden 58 Bennett 95 Calamus 54 Delwood 67 Olin 68 Calamus 62 Northeast 47 +Clarence-Lowd 83 Managers: First row: Kendra a een Murfield. Second row: Julie Johnson, Tammy Jensen. Third row: Debby Doty, Joan Paulsen, Gloria Farrington, Conference +Sectional tournaments Shutt's Pharmacy, Mt. Vernon, 895-6248. Feed Bag Restaurant, Tipton, 886-6900. 35 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Front row left to right - Chuck Bails, Ed Fisher, Brian Boots, Scott Davidson, Cliff Meyer, Dan Koch, Back row - Asst. Coach Forth, Coach Jackson, Jim Jewell, Jim Lawson, Tom Weiland, Terry Worby, Arno Vos, Mike Flockhart, Loren Jackson, Managers, Dennis Coppess and Randy Wagner. Senior Team Members, Front row (1 to r) Terry Worby, Davy Weber, Arno Vos, Scott Davidson, Loren Jackson, Coach Jackson. Back row (1 to r) Tom Weiland, Tom Jewell, Ed Fisher, Brian Boots, Cliff Meyer. THEY Durant 44 40 Alburnett 84 27 Lisbon 55 52 Clarence-Lowden 30 58 Norway 64 68 Wheatland 79 35 Oxford Junction 39 48 Midland 56 50 Lost Nation 80 60 Clarence-Lowden 41 62 Bennett 60 38 Calamus 62 55 Delwood 75 47 Olin 66 44 Calamus 75 71 Wheatland 75 43 SEASON RECORD - 12 wins 5 losses Our 1973-74 season has been a great success as the team developed from start to finish. The season, itself, was successful as the seniors led the team to a 3rd place conference finish and a fine win-loss record. The team played some very fine ball as they maintained a 10 point spread between their offensive and defensive averages. Their defensive average was under 50 points and the players are proud of this. The team played well together, but when they got off to a bad start, they had difficulty holding it together. On the other hand, if they were behind a few points, they seemed very determined to get back at the other team. All facts considered, the team had a very fine season. : JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD = OPPONENT WE J.V. Basketball Girls ole = il Lisbon Lost Nation Monticello A Monticello B Midland West Liberty Bennett Olin Clarence-Lowden Bennett Lisbon Clarence-Lowden Maquoketa A Maquoketa B Midland Olin Calamus Northeast Front Row - L to R - Kris Speer, Deb Kohl, Denise Steckly, Monica Randolph, Linda Odeen, Deb Meyer, Annette Maher, Cindy Weber, Edna Dohmen, Chris Zenishek. Second Row - Coach Wendel, Diane Steckly, Diane Lehrman, Cindy Yock, Linda Robinson, Carol Crock, Lori Gronewald, Janet Wagner, Susan Albaugh, Peggy Weber, Tami Rochau, Sandy Brunscheen, Jane Sauer, Donna Krumroy. Co-sponsored by: Petersen Hardware, Tipton, 856-6524 38 Guy's 'n Gal's, Tipton, 886-2553 9.V. Basketball Boys J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL OPPONENT WE THEY OPPONENT WE THEY Wheatland 76 28 Lost Nation 51 34 Bennett 64 44 Midland 70 53 Calamus 78 53 Tipton 47 62 Olin 89 51 Bennett 62 50 Monticello 65 47 Tipton 44 655 Solon 69 71 Clarence-Lowden 38 53 Clarence-Lowden 45 72 Lisbon 69 39 Durant 54 46 Durant 46 49 Lisbon 40 34 Monticello 50 40 Olin 92 30 Solon 46 50 Midland 55 60 Durant Durant 68 77 Tipton 25 40 Tipton 44 52 Front Row - L to R - Jeff Odeen, Alex Taylor, Pat Doty, Paul Bails, Jack Robinson, Gordon McDowell, Steve Flockhart, Mark Coppess. Second Row - Coach Steve Forth, Walter Johnston, Jim Jewell, Grayland Crist, Brad Sorenson, Mike Doser, Mike Long, Chuck Gesling, Managers - Dennis Coppess, Randy Wagner. Co-sponsored by: De Wayne's Flowers and Things, Tipton, 886-2758 Phillips 66, Tipton, 886-8172 39 Wrestlers Wrestling Squad Front row: left to right, Brett Horr, Ronnie Wagner, Donnie Griffith, Kent Meyer, Victor Randolph, Leonard Barnett, Clifford Taylor, Gary Unruh, Brent Montz, and Brian Coppess.(J.V.) Back row: Mr, Elliot (coach) Mike Armstrong, Brian Montz, Bill Butteris, Dale Broulik, Tom Platner, Sam Kohl, Bill Broulik, Keith Beck, Dennis Unruh, Mike Unruh, Ritchie Randolph, and Mr. Schrag (ass't coach). Co-sponsored by: Giant Food Store, Tipton, 886-2143 40 Wehde Motors, Tipton, 886-6184 Varsity, Front row, left to right: Mike Armstrong, Brian Montz, Bill Butteris, Dale Broulik, Tom Platner, and Sam Kohl Back row: Coach Elliot, Bill Broulik, Keith Beck, Dennis Unruh, Mike Unruh, Ritchie Randolph, Dennis Pearson, and Ass Coach Schrag. Not pictured Joe Unruh. Varsity Grapplers This year our team achieved some measure of success in compiling a 5 - 6 dual meet record and finishing second at the Alburnett Invitational. We finished third at the Midland Tournament. Seniors - Ritchie Randolph and Dennis Unruh both had successful seasons, Rich finishing the season 9-6-2 and Dennis finishing 10-7-1. Dennis Unruh and Brian Montz were elected as honorary co-captains for the year. Joe Unruh was impressive with a season's record of 13-5. Lincoln's outstanding wrestler for 1973-74 is Bill Butteris. Bill finished second in the sectional tournament right behind the State Cham- pion and was quite impressive in the District Wrestling Tournament, This year our young team learned to wrestle and what it felt like to win. (Coach Elliot) Co-sponsored by: Cook's Jewelry, Tipton, 886-6206 Field's Clothier, Tipton, 886-2116 Bowling ss4anme ye mBvisristi Recognition was a- chieved by the girls team this year when they placed twelfth in state. They were runners-up in the district meet at Bettendorf and so travelled to Des Moines on May 4 to compete in state. Besides coming home with twelfth place, they received me- dals and a trophy. Con- gratulations, girls! The members of the girl's bowling team are: Tammy Jensen and Julie Johnson on the bottom row and Sandra Scott, June Bails, and Debbie Meyer on the top row. = Ke a, ‘i ry ah Comprising the boy's bowling team are: Pat Doty and John Kuenhle on the bottom row and Jim Koch, Dennis Unruh, and Jim Jewell on the top row. Bottom Row (L-R): Monica Randolph (President), Cathy Tenley (Vice-president), Debbie Kohl (Secretary), Back Row (L-R): Miss Kruse (Advisor), LeAnne Bohr, Kris Wenndt, Debi Wagner, Susan Bulger, and Wendy Weber. Absent; Randy Wagner. President Monica expresses pleasure at the mention of the Group's Advisor Miss Kruse is interrupted from her preparation activities. of ideas for club activities. Spanish Club First row, left to right: Mr. Kaefring, advisor; Gwen Kirkpatrick, president; President Gwen Kirkpatrick. Tammy Jensen, Vice-president; Lisa Hatcher, secretary; Kris Wenndt, treasurer, Second row: Ben Williams, David Hartig, JoAnn Rouse, Monica Randolph, Brent Montz, Mark Kuehnle. Back row: Scott Brunscheen, Kevin Flockhart, Sam Kohl, Galen Brendes, Victor Randolph, Kathy Bishop, Colette Cook, Brian Montz, LeAnne Bohr, Mike Armstrong, Kerry Koch, Stan Roush, The student council kept active this year and sponsored two assemblies besides the normal duties of the group. The pictures above are scenes of the performance by B. T. Company from Linn Mar High School. The second assembly was another fine performance, given by the jazz and con- cert bands from Caledonia, Minnesota. Student council also organized Homecoming in the fall, and managed the pop machine during the year. Note: KAO was a 1974 addition. Co-sponsored by: T and M Clothing, Tipton, 886-2756 44 Rochau's TV Sales and Service, Tipton, 886-2929 National Honor Society Senior Nat'l Honor Society Members, Front row (1 to r): Melinda Taylor, Gloria A few senior members and Mr, Grimm Farrington, Tracey Peterman, Terry Kurth, Kathy Horman, Patty Bunge, Julie listen to the explanation of the Nat'l Johnson, Debby Doty. Back row (1 to r): Gwen Kirkpatrick, Frank Dohmen, Shary] Honor Society. Rachau, Nancy Sulzner, Sally Scott, Scott Davidson, Tom Weiland, Loren Jackson, John Crock. Senior members listen while Nat'l Honor Society President - Julie Johnson, tells members and parents about the organi- zation and why it's so important, Junior Members, Front row (1 to r): Lisa Hatcher, Linda Odeen, Kris Wenndt, Joy Svoboda, Monica Randolph. Back row (1 to r): Marcia Crock, Keith Beck, Jeff King, Chuck Weiland. Sophomore Probationary Members, Front row (lto r): Marie Brannaman, Edna Dohmen, Chris Ruchotzke, Cathy Thompson, Dennis Sloan. Back row (ltor): Kris Speer, Cindy Weber, Tami Rochau, Colette Cook, Victor Randolph, Kevin Andrew, Brett Horr, Sam Kohl. Sponsored by: Lincoln Education Asso- ciation Front row, left to right: Kathy Spear, Julie Johnson, Chris Ruchotzke, Debbie Kurth, Terry Kurth (treasurer), Mike Burns (Vice-President), Patty Bunge (Secretary), Wendy Miller (President), Deb Doty, Gwen Kirkpatrick, Perry Murfield, Chuck Gesling and Loren Jackson. Second row: Mike Wagner, Kathy Unruh, Marie Brannaman, Dawn Coppess, Joy Svoboda, Beaulah Anderson, Julie Cole, Kris Wenndt, Janet Wagner, Gloria Farrington, Teresa Cook, Mike Armstrong, Brian Montz, and Danny Kurth. Third row: Sally Scott, Tracey Peterman, June Bails, Diane Steckly, Sandra Scott, Kendra Murfield, Joan Paulsen, Deb Meyer, Colleen Albaugh, Janet E. Wagner, Tammy Jensen, Nancy Sulzner, Kevin Koob, Brett Horr, and Mike Whitman, Fourth row: Mike Unruh, Kris Speer, Debi Wagner, LeAnne Bohr, Deb Kohl, Monica Randolph, Cindy Weber, Marcia Crock, Lisa Hatcher, Linda Odeen, Lori Williams, Jim Jewell, and Paul Bails. Fifth row: Tom Weiland, Keith Beck, Arno Vos, Ritchie Randolph, Cliff Meyer, Tom Jewell, Scott Brunscheen, Scott Davidson, Terry Worby, Chuck Bails, Mike Flockhart, and Brian Boots, Co-sponsored by: Tipton State Bank, 886-6181 Erwin G. Toerber Insurance, Stanwood, 945-3577 PEP CLUB First Row (L-R): Tammy Jensen, Beaulah Anderson, Patty Bunge (Treasurer), Gloria Farrington (Secretary), Lori Williams (Vice-President), Terry Kurth (President), Sandy Brunscheen, Sharon Herman, Jim Rouse, Mr. Epperly, advisor. Second Row (L-R): Cindy Yock, Laurie Weber, Jane Sauer, Monica Randolph, Wendy Miller, Gwen Kirkpatrick, Julie Johnson, Janice Studer, Laura Darrow, Janice Weber, Annette Maher. Third Row (L-R): Penny Weber, Glenn Lehrman, Ricki Boots, Melody Randolph, Linda Robinson, Mary Spratte, LeAnn Bohr, Linda O'deen, Debbie Meyer. Fourth Row (L-R): Julie Cole, Lori Kleppe, Linda Weber, Kris Oxley, Colleen Albaugh, Debi Wagner, Gary Taylor, Bruce Thumma, Walt Johnston, Ritchie Randolph. Co-sponsored by: Kruse and Kopsa, Tipton, 886-2622 Dr. R. H. Doering, Tipton, 886-6222 47 Annual Staff Seated: Debby Doty, Terry Kurth, and Kris Wenndt. Middle Row; Gwen Kirkpatrick, Linda Robinson, Julie Johnson. Third Row: Beaulah Andersen, Cindy Yock, Laurie Darrow, Janice Weber, Joan Paulsen, and Arno Vos. Absent: Tammy Jensen, Sharyl Rochau, Kathy Horman, and Sally Scott. Busy with lay-outs are Debby Doty and Joan Paulsen, The year began with little experience on the part _ of most of the staff but prospered into the making of a book that will become history to Lincoln High. Not pictured is Mr. Dop, who kept up the spirit through thick and thin, Without his support, the book may have folded many times. But, we made it, And so this book is presented to all by the Staff of '74, Editor Terry Kurth explains the particulars of a lay- out design to Lay-out Editor Debby Doty, Copy Editor Julie Johnson, Business Manager Gwen Kirkpatrick, and Assistant Editor Kris Wenndt. Finishing a year of hard work are Kris Wenndt, Julie Johnson, and Terry Kurth, Co-sponsored by: Dop Real Estate, Stanwood, 945-3580 48 Stanwood Hardware, 945-3537 Newspaper Staff Assistant Editor Lisa Hatcher busily searches through negatives for pictures that will add to the production of the Lincoln Log. Editor Patty Bunge types articles for the Log. Her hard work provided many enjoyable moments of reading for readers of the Log. Front Row (L-R): Colette Cook, Kevin Koob, Editor Patty Bunge, Tammy Jensen, Kris Wenndt, and Joy Svoboda. Second Row: Cindy Weber, Assistant Editor Lisa Hatcher, Sally Scott, Terry Kurth, and Monica Randolph. Third Row: Edna Dohmen, Kerin Andrew, Julie Johnson, and Gwen Kirkpatrick. Co-sponsored by: Jack Robinson Lime and Rock, Stanwood, 945-6629 Doris' Flower and Gift Shop, Stanwood, 945-6161 49 FFA Members, First row (1 to r): Mr. Graettinger, Scott Brunscheen, Dave Poduska, Sammi Scott, Dennis Pearson, Linda Odeen, Ed Fisher, Loren Jackson, Steve Weets, Second row: John Billick, Brett Freeman, Dennis Spratte, Delbert Coppess, Gary Unruh, Kaylene Jilovec, Sam Kohl, Danny Kurth, Craig Pearson, Third row: Mike Miner, David Jilovec, Dean Bosenberg, Ben Weets, Jim Rouse, Brian Coppess, Scott Tenley, Dan Driscoll,Glenn Lehrman, Dennis Coppess. Fourth row: Mike Unruh, Kevin Sulzner, Grayland Crist, Brett Horr, Kevin Fisher, Brent Coppess, Dennis Tenley, Kevin Horman, Jeff Odeen. Fifth row: Mike Wagner, Tom Donohoe, Jim Lawson, Keith Beck, Ken Jilovec, Scott Davidson, Chuck Weiland, Mike Hegarty, Dan Bulger. FFA 1974 Sweetheart candidates and 1973 Sweetheart, Sally (lto r): Mr. Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mr. Raymond Fisher, Scott. Mr. Charles Weiland - Appreciation Awards. Joel Brown - Honorary Chapter Farmer. Sammi, Sam, Loren, Ben, Dennis, Keith, Kenny - winners of Proficiency Awards. Loren Jackson ran for S,E, District Vice Kenny Jilovec received the lowa Farmer President, Degree. Mr. Graettinger, the 1973-74 FFA ad- ist Team FFA Judging Contest at Spring Market Barrow Show - David, Kevin, visor, Dennis, Delbert. Lori Williams - 1974 FFA Sweetheart. Kenny Jilovec - new Farm folk eat and enjoy themselves at the annual FFA banquet, FFA President. Girls’ Track Front row (1 to r): Chris Zenishek, Carol Crock, Kerin Andrew, Wendy Weber, Janet Wagner, Janis Studer, Sherri Weber, Melody Randolph. Second row: Shelly Flockhart, Janis Crist, Laura Seeley, Laurie Weber, Patty Bunge, Marcia Crock, Debby Meyer, Gwen Kirkpatrick, Colette Cook. Third row: Beaulah Andersen, Joy Svoboda, Diane Lehrman, Joan Paulsen, June Bails, Lori Gronewald, Kris Speer, Laura Darrow and Penny Weber (managers). Another Conference Championship for the Lincoln Pantherettes! Returning letterwinners: Colette, June, Kris, Patty, and Gwen. Janet Wagner breaks the string for a vice tory in the 400 M. Shuttle Relay. Janis Crist runs the 440 yd. Dash at Conference. Victory once again!!! The 1974 Girl's Track season saw some highlights. This year's squad was able to win our sixth con- secutive Wapsie Conference title. We also finished second in the Spartanette Relays at Solon. Bad weather and conflicts with other events pretty well destroyed two other meets. Many of this year's squad returns next year and should provide a good nucleus for future track years. Boys’ Track Front row (1 to r): Tom Platner, Cliff Meyer, Mike Burns, Greg Hegarty, Mike Unruh, Jim Studer. Second row: Bruce Thumma, Greg Levander, Brent Coppess, ie Chuck Gesling, Mike Whitman, Brent Montz, Jim Koch, Gary Unruh, Steve Flockhart. Third row: Donnie Griffith, Jim Jewell, Larry Gronewald, Paul Bails, a Mike Flockhart, John Grunder. a 440 Relay team qualified for Drake Re- lays and State Track Meet, Tom, Mike, HIGHLIGHTS Wapsie Conference Champs Mid-East Iowa Champs Qualifications for State: Tom Platner Mike Unruh Mike Whitman Jim Koch Jim Studer Mike Burns Mike Armstrong the Boys' Track mana- ger. New School Records: Pole Vault - Greg Hegarty 10' 6 Long Jump - Tom Platner 19! 10 3 4 2 Mile Relay - 8:53.2 Mike Whitman Chuck Gesling Don Griffith Brian Walshire 880 yd. Relay - Jim Studer Mike Burns Mike Unruh Tom Platner 1:34.3 Mile Medley - 8:49.3 Tom Platner Mike Burns Mike Unruh Mike Whitman Front row (1 to r): Karin Andrew, Kris Oxley, Carol Crock, Donna Krum roy, Diane Steckly, Dawn Coppess Kathy Horman, Lori Kleppe. Second Row: Karen Whitman, Susan Albaugh, Denise Steckly, Lori Williams, Terry Kurth, Sam Kohl, Marcia Crock, Kim Spear, Kris Spear, Brent Coppess, Julie Johnson, Scott Brunscheen, Joy Svoboda, John Kuenhle, Kathy Spear, Frosty Meyer, Third Row: Bill Broulik, Craig McDowell, Loren Jackson, Jim Lawson, Mike Whitman, Mark Coppess, John Grunder, Jane Sauer, Kent Williams, Gary Taylor, Dennis Sorenson, Dale Broulik, John Crock. Fourth Row: Brian Boots, Ben Williams, Lisa Hatcher, Dan Koch, Tammy Jensen, Director Robert Meyer, Tom Jewell. Small Group Contest Sax Quartet - Joy Svoboda, John Kuenhle, Deb Sauer, and Kerin Andrew. Brass Choir - Bill Broulik, Kent Williams, John Crock, Dale Broulik, Frosty Meyer, Julie The Oxford Junction Stage Band Festival was held April 10 at Oxford Junction Johnson, Scott Brunscheen, and Tom High School. The competing jazz bands were Lisbon, Calamus, Delwood, and Jewell, Flute Trio - Kathy Horman, Lincoln, The Lincoln Jazz Band was selected winner of the festival and asked to Dawn Coppess, and Lori Kleppe. Wood- appear on the night program with the host band from Oxford Junction and the wind Duet Division I - Kris and Kym University of Iowa Jazz Lab Band I, under the direction of Morgan Jones. Speer. Baritone Solo - Division I - Frost Meyer. Trombone Quartet - John Crock, Dale Broulik, Gary Taylor, and John Moneypenny, BD Clarinet Quartet - Kerin Andrew, Kris Oxley, Carol Crock, and John Licht. Trombone Solo - Gary Taylor. Piano Solo - Division I - Kris Speer. Clarinet Solo - Kerin Andrew, Above are the members of the Color Guard that performed at basketball games. From left to right: Sharon Bohr, Cindy Weber, Kathy Moravek, Janis Crist, and Janice Studer. Co-sponsored by: Davis Farm Equipment Company, Tipton, 886-6175 56 Tipton Greenhouse and Floral, Tipton, 886-2524 z= Row 1 left to right: Carol Crock, Kerin Andrew, Susan Albaugh, Donna Krumroy, Kathy Horman, Diane Steckly, Kris Oxley, Denise Steckly, Karen Whitman, Row 2 left to right: John Moneypenny, Dennis Sorenson, Dawn Coppess, Joy Svoboda, Terry Kurth, Sam Kohl, Mark Coppess, Mike Whitman, John Grunder. Row 3 left to right: Marcia Crock, Gary Taylor, Dale Broulik, John Crock, John Kuenhle, Benjamin Williams, Craig McDowell, Bill Broulik, Kent Williams. Row r left to right: Brian Boots, Tammy Jensen, Tom Jewell, Scott Brunscheen, Julie Johnson, Brent Coppess, Kathy Spear, Loren Jackson. Co-sponsored by: Southwind Motel, Tipton, 886-2164 R and M Bakery, Tipton, 886-2558 57 Mixed Choir CONCERT CHOIR (L-R): Karen Whitman, Kathy Horman, Jane Sauer, Carol Crock, Marcia Crock, Kris Wenndt, Julie Cole, Tammy Jensen, Mellody Randolph, Lori Williams, Diane Lehrman, Donna Krumroy, Monica Randolph, Cindy Yock, Dawn Coppess, Sandra Brunscheen, and Tracey Peterman. SECOND ROW: Beaulah Anderson, Carla Koch, Sharyl Rochau, Lori Kleppe, Wendy Miller, Laura Seeley, Kathy Spear, Kathy Moravek, Terry Kurth, Sally Scott, Kris Speer, Linda Robinson, Michael Moffit, Diane Steckley, Joan Paulsen, Lori Gronewald, Lisa Hatcher, and Sharon Herman, THIRD ROW: Jim Rouse, Brian Montz, Bill Broulik, Brent Montz, Dale Broulik, Dan Koch, Scott Brunscheen, Gary Taylor, Randy Crist, Mark Coppess, and Miss Campbell (director), FOURTH ROW: Victor Randolph, Terry Worby, Frosty Meyer, Randy Kruse, Brad Sorensen, Dennis Sorensen, Loren Jackson, Tom Jewell, and Mark Kuehnle, RIGHT: Swing Choir at rehearsal for one of many performances, At small group contest, Madrigal, Chamber Choir, Boy's Quartet received Division I ratings. Those soloists who also received Division I ratings were Lisa Hatcher, Kathy Spear, Gary Taylor, and Kris Speer. Swing Choir and Chamber Choir SWING CHOIR (L-R): Randy Crist, Julie Cole, Ben Williams, Dan Koch, Mark Coppess, Kris Speer, Randy Kruse, Dale Broulik, Lisa Hatcher, Kathy Spear, Frosty Meyer, Monica Randolph, Beaulah Anderson, Gary Taylor, Sharyl Rochau, Terry Kurth, Tom Jewell, Loren Jackson, Brent Montz, Lori Kleppe, Tracey Peterman, Scott Brunscheen, Brian Montz, and Wendy Miller. CHAMBER CHOIR Front Row (L-R): Stan Roush, Tammy Jensen, Brent Montz, Jane Sauer, Bill Broulik, and Miss Campbell (director). Second Row: Marcia Crock, Randy Crist, Linda Robinson, Dale Broulik, and Sally Scott. Third Row: Lisa Hatcher, Randy Kruse, Kathy Horman, Frosty Meyer, Lori Williams, Mark Coppess, and Kris Wenndt, Fourth Row: Loren Jackson, Dawn Coppess, Tom Jewell, Kris Speer, and Scott Brunscheen,. e + . Music Contests Those who participated in vocal ensembles at small group contest at Camanche are: Front Row (L-R): Mark Kuenhle Brian Montz, Jane Sauer, Lori Kleppe, Tammy Jensen, Debra Sauer, and Monica Randolph, Middle Row: Victor Randolph, Wendy Miller, Dale Broulik, Cindy Yock, Lisa Hatcher, and Melody Randolph. Back Row: Gary Taylor, Brad Sorenson, Tom Jewell, Scott Brunscheen, Marcia Crock, Carla Koch, and Frosty Meyer, Absent: Loren Jackson. 4 TT ——$— ——— all Vocal soloists are: Gary Taylor, Kathy Spear, Lisa Hatcher, and Dale Broulik. These two people who put many hours into making our music pro- gram the success are vocal music instructor Linda Campbell (left) and instrumental in- structor Robert Meyer (right). 7a Be, 1. ieee Co-sponsored by: Jack's Truck and Trailer, Stanwood, 945-3326 Hein Feed Center, Stanwood, 945-3307 The members of the madrigal, which received a I, are: Front Row (L-R): Kathy Spear, Sharyl Rochau, Lori Kleppe, Wendy Miller, Dawn Coppess, Lisa Hatcher, Linda Robinson, and Terry Kurth, Back Row: Gary Taylor, Scott Brunscheen, Tom Jewell, Terry Worby, Bill Broulik, Frosty Meyer, and Dale Broulik. Absent: Loren Jackson, . a —— == — ——= — —— Instrumental soloists are: Frosty Meyer, Kris Speer, and Gary Taylor, Those who participated in instrumental small groups are: Front Row (L-R): Dale Broulik, John Licht, John Moneypenny, Bill Broulik, Kent Williams, Dawn Coppess, Lori Kleppe, Julie Johnson, and Debra Sauer. Back Row: Gary Taylor, Tom Jewell, Scott Brunscheen, Frosty Meyer, John Crock, Kris Speer, Kris Oxley, Kerin Andrew, and Carol Crock. Speech Contests LARGE GROUP CONTESTS These four girls were very active in speech this year. In large- group district speech, they received a I rating on THE FEVER DREAM, achoral reading, and a Il at state. INDIVIDUALS Gwen Kirkpatrick, bottom left, received a II rating at districts in interpretive prose, reading THE Y ELLOW WALLPAPER, Julie Johnson, center, received a I rating on her selection, THE SHY ONE, at district, and received a II on KEEPING THE OFFICE FOR PAPA at state. Sally Scott, bottom right, also got aI at districts on her prose, CINDERELLA IN RED, and a II at state on OVER THE COUNTER, Debby Doty, below, received a I rating on both herdramatic act, CLAUDIA, WIFE OF PONTIUS PILATE, and her improvisational story at districts. She earned two more I's at state. Deb was elected an Outstanding Performer in dramatic acting by the State Speech Board, Congratulations, speech girls!!! “Che Whole Town’s Talking” Directed by: Barry Schrag Assistant Director: Gwen Kirkpatrick Cast: Henry Simmons-Frosty Meyer Harriet Simmons-Debby Doty Ethel Simmons-Lori Kleppe Chester Binney-John Kuehnle Letty Lynne-Wendy Miller Donald Swift-Frank Dohmen Roger Shields-Mark Kuehnle Lila Wilson-Patty Bunge Sally Otis-Tracey Peterman Annie-Julie Johnson Sadie Bloom-Lisa Hatcher Taxi Driver-Larry Boesenherg Mrs, Jackson-Penny Weber THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING is the zany story about a small town paint manufacturer (Henry Simmons) who tries to arrange the marriage with his beautiful young daughter (Ethel) to his loveless, absent-minded drudge of a business partner (Chester Binney), Ethel doesn't give Chester a second thought until the whole town discovers the made up story that Chester has had an affair with a famous movie star (Letty Lynne). Then every girl in town suddenly falls madly in love with Chester, Everything works out fine and Chester and Ethel plan to be married until Letty and her fiance' (Donald Swift) come to town. Then many complications arise, but it all works out for the best in the end. Co-sponsored by: Curtis Truck Line Mechanicsville, 432-6639 62 Yule's DX Mechanicsville, 432-5251 “The Apple Cree”’ Spring of the year 1974 rang in the halls of Lincoln with the hilarious comedy The Diary of Adam and Eve and the touching tale of ''Passionella ., Under the direction of Mr. Schrag and Miss Campbell the plays from the musical The Apple Tree proved to be a success judging from the comments of those who saw it. Adam and Eve starred Dale Broulik and Wendy Miller, respectively with Mark Kuehnle adding the finishing touches as the Snake. The play began with Adam naming the creatures but Eve interfering and always being right. However they do manage to grow closer until Eve, of course, takes the fateful bite of the apple. From there, their life centers around their children until Cain kills Abel and leaves. Life con- tinues until Eve dies and leaves Adam to care for the flowers she always loved. 'Passionella , the story of chimney sweep stars Wendy Miller playing Ella. Its a story of another Cinderella turned beautiful by her fairy godmother. Passion- ella falls in love with Flip (Bill Broulik) and they live happily ever after. ' Passion- ella was the sight of alot of choreography and a large chorus. Chorus members were: Gary Taylor, Dale Broulik, Jim Rouse, Randy Kruse, Terry Kurth, Julie Cole, Kris Wenndt, Tracey Peterman. Walk-on-Cast were Beaulah Anderson, Carla Koch, and Shelly Flockhart. Besides all these people a lot of credit goes to the lighting and stage crew. The Apple Tree was a hit! Co-sponsored by: Bringer Inn, Tipton, 886-8160 Bud's Super Value, Tipton, 886-2161 63 : ’ pays aad | UPPER LEFT: Fisherman's Wharf? ? UPPER RIGHT: MGM in Stanwood??? CENTER LEFT: Dr. Jeff in the lab. CENTER RIGHT: Barnum and Bailey arrive at Lincoln!! LOWER RIGHT: Caught ya this time, Bill!! Co-sponsored by: D and B Cafe, Stanwood, 945-6664 64 Thumma's DX, Stanwood, 945-3505 Mini-Courses Mini course week proved to be a fun week as well as an INTERESTING week, TOP - High school girls ex- plore the arts of candlemaking. CENTER LEFT - Anyone for a card game? CENTER MIDDLE - I think they like Mr. Grantz, not the course! LOWER LEFT - Who's the cool dude in the shades! LOWER CENTER - Apollo 14? LOWER RIGHT - Girl watch- ing again, Glen? Co-sponsored by: Stanwood Auto Sales, 945-3397 Stanwood Concrete Service, 945-6636 65 “Time in a Bottle’’ The 1974 Lincoln Community High School Junior-Senior Prom was held April 5 at the Highlander Supper Club in Iowa City. In order to comply with the school board's policy and concern, all students attending the event rode busses provided by the school. Con- trary to everyone's first impression, the ride was an enjoyable experience. Once everyone was properly seated, Junior class president, Joy Svoboda gave the welcome with the response given by Senior class president Frosty Meyer. Brian Walshire asked the blessing. Dinner was served buffet style. It included a variety of salads and vege- tables, mashed potatoes and gravy, dinner rolls, ham, roast beef, and cup- cakes, Everything was absolutely de- licious, and there were no complaints of hunger. After the meal, Tom Donohue pre- sented the senior's prophecy prepared by the junior class. They failed to miss anyone! Each prophecy was perfectly suited for the individual, whether hum- orous or embarrassing. Following that, Frosty Meyer read the 1974 Senior Class Will . The seniors were more than happy to release themselves of their individual burdens, However, the recipients may not have been so overly pleased with their newly ac- quired endowments, But the juniors will have their chance next year. The rest of the evening was spent dancing. Music was provided by the very popular band, Chance. Their first song was Time in a Bottle, the theme of the evening. Many students not wishing to dance took advantage of the opportunity to tour the Highlander, Among a variety of odd occurrences was the appearance of two skinny-dippers in the pool. That will remain in the minds of the observers for a long time to come, Although an indoor pool existed, no one received a free bath, At the stroke of midnight, the stu- dents and their dates boarded the busses for the long journey home. The Hardacre Theatre in Tipton was rented by the junior class for all those desiring to go. ‘The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing starring Burt Reynolds, was showing, During the very wee hours of the morning, after eating at the several hosted breakfasts, everyone slowly and carefully climbed into bed. They were tired and exhausted, but it had been a fantastic evening. SENIOR TRIP May 12, 1974, dawned bright and early (3 a.m.) for 32 seniors and 4 sponsors as they boarded the bus for St. Louis. It was especially early for those night owls who bumbed around Stanwood all night and never went to bed. Right, guys?! Most people slept on the way down and, shaking off sleep, they ate break- fast in Hannibal. The next stop was Six Flags, where the group spent a thrilling day. The steep, swift drop of the Mine Train and the wet plunge of the Log Flume were the top attractions, with some seniors riding each five or six times! A relaxing dinner was hungrily devoured at Shakey's after the long, busy day. The night was even longer and more active at the motel, especially with the ringing alarm in the elevator. (Right, Vance ?!) Monday began with a breath-taking trip up inside the Gateway Arch, (Sorry the cable didn't break, Lar!) The sights were very interesting, as people looked like flyspecks and the edge of St. Louis stretched to the horizon. The group also toured the Old Cathedral and Court House in the morning. A visit to the zoo seemed quite appropriate that sunny afternoon, as the pictured bear represents one of the many sights. The girls also enjoyed the Jewel Box, designed with many types of flowers. The excitement of the night was provided by arather lop-sided game be- tween the St. Louis Cardinals and the New York Mets, with the Mets vic- torious, 5-3. Then there was a confusing and mixed-up hunt for a coat. (How about it Dave, Jul, Patty, Mr. Linder, etc., etc.,!) Also included was a trip to the roof of the Downtowner by 6 wide-awake and industrious people. (We won't mention the unmentionables that got thrown out the window onto the street!) Although Tuesday brought rain, all enjoyed the tour of the Budweiser brewery and gift shop. Grant's Farm was cut short due to the rain and con- sequently all arrived safe and sound in Stanwood at 8:30 p.m, Home sounded good for the tired but happy travellers! COMMENCEMENT A New Beginning Thursday, May 23, 1974 - 8:00 PM High School Auditorium - Stanwood Center PROGOSGIONAS oop snccsccccceccvescessteoccos Mra. Wayne Brown TIVOCATION oc ccccccccccescveccccsecccessos REV. 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Colors: Burgundy and Gold Flower: Yellow Rose Speaker Dick Schultz The Iowa flag, a special memento for Beaulah and Arno. h y = 7 cl Ns Valedictorian Debby Doty AA TALL BIG John Henry’s 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. 16, 17. 18, 19. we Gm ot 2 2 2. 2 2. 2 2 2 oa to = 74 Judy Armstrong Russell Bequeaith Twila Billick yin Brannaman Susan Broulik Tom Bulger Mark Bunge Mary Butler Lori Cashman Dale Colby Teri Dole Denise Cook Darren Coppess Doris Day Renae Dickey Diane Dodge Larry Domer Janet Fisher Kevin Flockhart Kevin Ford Roger Griffith LuAnn Gronewald Rhonda Hegarty David Himes Carol Hines Jeff Jilovec Lori Johnson Cheryl Joslin DeeAnn Kirkpatrick Brian Kirstein Kerry Koch Dan Kohl Sandy Krumroy Anne Kuenhle Roger Kurth Chris Langenberg Pamela McAmis Pamela Mertka Jeff Meyer Mickey Meyer Patty Miller Jay Moffit Barb Mulherin John Mullan Carol Pruess Kay Robinson JoAnn Ross Terry Rouse Roxanne Ruchotzke Jack Sauer Debra Scott Craig Schroedder Bruce Seehusen Kevin Sheehan John Schultz Denise Soteros Kym Speer Donna Tenley Tammy Thomson Gerald Timm Sandy Unruh Steve VanBlaricom Arleen Wagner Dan Wagner Deanna Weber Kathy Weber Mike Weber Nancy Weber Janine Weets Betty Weiland Sheryl Wendt Lee White Gary Whitman Ben Williams Kent Williams EIGHTH GRADE Sponsored by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Cedar Rapids 365-9135 SEVENTH GRADE Barbra Barnette Sandy Benge Janet Bohr Galan Brendes Mark Broulik Shelly Bromell Joan Buchmeyer Rhonda Butteris PHOTOGRAPH NOT AVAILABLE AaaPondpr oo Debra Coppess Kevin Crist Alice Crock SandyDains Valerie Darrow Bob Dohmen Tracy Donohoe Tracey Gronewald David Hartig Karin Havel Debra Horr Joe Hunt Janel Jacobs Julie Kirstein Bill Klein Anna Kohl AD Yeo ee le eee S @ = . Dianna Kurth Steve Mertka Lori Meyer Linda Meyer Bill Mindham Dawn Moffit John Moneypenny Dorthy Neuenkirk Aoarww . e Teresa Platner Matt Polhamus Tom Poduska Jeptha Randolph David Rich Dianna Rich Robin Roelf Chris Ropa JoAnn Rouse Robin Seeley Dennis Schnipkoweit Jeff Schnipkoweit Tom Strickler Dennis Studer Sally Svoboda Larry Tenely Robie Unruh Wendy Unruh Adrianne Wagner Cheryl Wagner Jeff Walshire Rick Weber Teresa Weber Dawn Worby Co-sponsored by: Tuffy's Gulf Lisbon 455-2367 Little Bandit Cashway Lumber, Lisbon 455-2828 75 Jr. High Football L-R: First row - Dan Wagner, Bill Klein, Bob Dohmen, Dennis Studer, David Rich, Jeff Walshire, Gaylan Brendes, Joe Hunt, Matt Polhamus, Terry Rouse, Darren Coppess. Second row - Dale Colby, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Mark Broulik, Craig Shroeder, David Hartig, Mike Weber, Kevin Crist, John Moneypenny, Steve Mertka, Jeptha Randolph, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Third row - Roger Kurth, Ricky Weber, Lee White, John Mullan, Kerry Koch, Russ Bequea ith, Dan Kohl, Kevin Flockhart, Bruce Seehusen, Gerald Timm, Ben Williams, Jay Moffit, Mark Bunge, Kent Williams, Jeff Jilovec, Tom Bulger. Season Record Clarence-Lowden Olin Lisbon Midland Preston aa —aae - et eS ns ee Co-sponsored by: William's Feed Service Mechanicsville 432-7712 76 Fran's Kountry Krafts, Mechanicsville 432-6591 Jr. High Softball My ve shy S 2: Ae sky Front row (left to right): Tracy Donahue, Wendy Un ruh, Julie Kirstein, Dawn Worby, Chris Ropa, Sally Svoboda, Diane Rich, Robin Seeley, Doris Day. Second Row: Teresa Weber, Janet Bohr, Sandy Krumroy, Debbie Horr, Valerie Darrow, Robin Roelf, Rhonda Hegarty, Betty Weiland. Third Row: Susan Broulik, Carol Pruess, Cheryl Wagner, Robbi Unruh, Diana Kurth, Diane Dodge, Deanna Weber, Judy Armstrong. Not present for the picture were Lori Johnson, and Donna Tenley. The girls are coached by Mrs. Marilee Oldorf, A total of 8 girls re- ceived letters this year. Outstanding performance was issued to Rhonda Hegarty and Sandy Krumroy,. The girls ended the season with an over-all record of 3 wins - 4 losses. WE THEM OPPONENT 6 25 Wheatland 2 12 Lowden 19 0 Lisbon 25 fj B Game 14 5 Calamus T 15 B Game 17 Ad Clarence-Lowden Co-sponsored by: Highway Gardens Stanwood - 945-3592 Dale's Fina, Stanwood 945-3911 77 Girls’ Basketball Seventh grade. Front row (1 tor): Chris Ropa, Alice Crock, Shelly Bromell, Robin Seeley, Sally Svoboda, Debbie Horr, Anna Kohl. Second row: Sandy Benge, Julie Kirstein, Dawn Moffit, Wendy Unruh, Barb Barnette, Karen Havel, Teresa Platner. Third row: Adrianne Wagner, Robin Roelf, Valerie Darrow, Sandy Dains, Dawn Worby, Cheryl Wagner, Teresa Weber. Fourth row: Diane Kurth, Linda Meyer, Robbie Unruh, Lori Meyer, Joan Buchmeyer, Janet Bohr, Tracy Donohue. SEASON'S RECORDS TEAM WIN LOSE 7thgrade A 2 7th grade B 8th grade A 8th grade B Eighth grade. Front row (1 to r): Kathy Weber, Anne Kuehnle. Second row: Mary Butler, Janet Fisher, Judy Armstrong, Rhonda Hegarty, Sandy Krumroy. Third row: Carol Pruess, Janine Weets, JoAnn Ross, Renae Dickey, Lorie Johnson, Susan Broulik. Fourth row: Lori Cashman, Diane Dodge, Kay Robinson, Sheryl Wendt, Carol Hines, Denise Cook. Fifth row: Denise Soteros, Kym Speer, DeAnn Kirkpatrick, LuAnn Gronewald, Pam Mertka, Betty Weiland. Boys’ Basketball SEASON'S RECORDS Varsity (7th 8th) OPPONENT WE THEY Calamus 28 44 Midland 27 73 Clarence-Lowden 24 38 Lisbon 42 32 Solon 25 32 Bennett 26 28 Midland 385 63 Olin 26 27 7th Grade OPPONENT Solon Lisbon Solon Midland First row: Kevin Crist, Jeff Walshire, Bill Klein, Kevin Flockhart. Second row: David Hartig, Galen Brendes, Bob Dohmen, Danny Wagner, Mark Bunge, Tom Poduska, John Moneypenny. Third row: Brian Kirstein, Rick Weber, Jeff Meyer, Russell Bequeaith, Bruce Seehusen, Jeff Schnipkoweit. Fourth row: Kevin Brannaman, Lee White, Roger Kurth, Kent Williams. Not pictured are Kerry Koch and Kevin Sheehan, It. High Wrestling Coach's Comments-Although the Jr. High boys didn't win any dual meets, several First Row - L to R - Larry Domer, Jeptha Randolph, Roger Griffith, Ben Williams, individuals proved themselves as fine Craig Schroeder, Mike Weber, Jay Moffit, John Schultz. Second Row - John wrestlers and will be assets to the senior Mullan, Gary Whitman, Darren Coppess, Gerald Timm, Kerry Koch, Dan Kohl, high program. Mark Broulik, Coach Elliott. (absent - Jack Sauer) OPPONENT WE THEY Tipton 15 46 Lisbon 12 45 Alburnett 21 44 Midland 20 40 Lisbon 11 42 Alburnett 16 51 Midland 10 32 Co-sponsored by: Stanwood Jayoil Company, 945-8597 80 Miller Paint Company, Stanwood, 945-3581 Jr. High Pepper-Uppers Top picture Jo Ann Ross, Barb Mulherin, Kay Robinson, Teri Cole, Nancy Weber and JoAnn Rouse, Middle picture JoAnn Rouse, Nancy Weber, Barb Mulherin, Debbie Coppess, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Sheryl Joslyn, and Teri Cole. Bottom picture Roxanne Ruchotzke, Nancy Weber, Debbie Coppess, Sheryl Joslyn, JoAnn Rouse, Teri Cole, and Barb Mulherin, Wapsi Conference - 2nd Solon Invitational - 3rd East Buchanan Invitational - 4th Double Dual - 3rd Front Row (L-R): Barbara Barnette, Robi Unruh, Cheryl Wagner, Lauri Meyer, Theresa Platner, Dawn Worby, and Sally Svoboda. Second Row: Laurie Levander, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Teri Cole, Arlene Wagner, Dawn Moffit, Chris Ropa, Karen Havel, Sandi Dains, and Linda Meyer. Third Row: Mrs. Oldorf, coach, Rhonda Hegarty, Sheryl Wendt, JoAnn Ross, Susan Broulik, Nancy Weber, Janine Weets, Tracy Donahoe, Denise Cook, and Carol Pruess. Fourth Row: Kym Speer, Pam Mertka, Lori Cashman, Betty Weiland, Kay Robinson, Chris Langenburg, DeeAnn Kirkpatrick, Deanna Weber and Denise Soteros, Wapsi Conference - 2nd Solon Invitational - 4th Lincoln Triangular - 2nd Front Row (L-R): Roger Griffith, Bob Dohmen, Mike Weber, Dan Wagner, Roger Kurth, Mark Broulik,Gerald Timm, and Terry Rouse. Second Row: Coach Mr. Epperly, Ben Williams, Kevin Crist, Rick Weber, Brian Kirstein, Ron Potters, Jay Moffit, Mickey Meyer, Tracy Gronewald, and Craig Schroeder. Third Row: Kevin Brannaman, Dan Kohl, Russell Bequeaith, Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Kevin Flockhart, and David Rich, Little John Henry’s ‘Little Nell”’ LITTLE NELL: A MELODRAMA WITH MORTGAGE, TEARS AND EVERYTHING Cast: Ma Wilkins Denise Cook Pa Wilkins Jeff Meyer Nell Wilkins Alice Crock Hector Skyscraper Dale Colby Carleton Bainbridge Tom Strickler Rudolph Redretter Roger Griffith Betsy Bright Janine Weets Directors Linda Campbell, Linda Uthe Assistant Director Pam Mc Amis The typical villian hero play was put on by the Jr. High department which turned out not so typical. Little Nell takes you back when the showboats roamed the Mississippi and stopped to perform for audiences a- long the banks. Fortunately, they were able to make it to Stanwood and the audience appreciated their effort for they did a super good job! 84 Sponsored by: K and K Farm Equipment, Tipton 886-2173 “Hillbilly Wedding’’ JR. HIGH SPRING PLAY CAST: Paw Belsnickle ........+++e+0+++++eeKerry Koch Maw Belsnickle ... nt . Betty Weiland Ceelie Belsnickle Adrianne Wagner Bonnie Belsnickle .. Rhonda Hegarty Juney Lou Belsnickle, Judy Armstrong Four Belsnickle.....++es++ ++. Janelle Jacobs Five Belsnickle.. . Dawn Moffit Six Belsnickle... Julie Kirstein Obeey Upschlager . ruce Seehusen Chiz Upschlager . . Mike Weber Ronald Maxwell. oocee. day Moffit Lucy Maxwell.. «eee Pam Mertka The Reverend, Kevin Brannaman Cousin Zeke......eeee++e0e+ Jeff Schnipkoweit Extras: Russ Bequeaith, Mark Broulik, Denise Cook, Alice Crock, Lori Meyer, John Moneypenny, Carol Pruess, Joann Ross, Sally Svoboda, Danny Wagner. Production Staff: Asst, Director .....++++++++e+. Susan Broulik Tech, Assist.. ....sMark Bunge, Kym Speer Stage Managers.... Debbie Horr, Danny Wagner Prompters., . Gerald Timm, Cheryl Wagner Directors ... «s.-e sLinda Uthe, Gwen Moffit Gr. High Class Leaders Seventh Grade Above, left to right: Tracey Donohoe, secretary Karen Havel, treasurer Sally Svoboda, president Dawn Moffit, vice president, Eighth Grade Right, left to right: Jeff Jilovec, president Janine Weets, treasurer Barbara Mulherin, secretary Kent Williams, vice president. Mid-Continent Bottlers Cedar Rapids 366-7131 86 Jack's Feed and Grain Stanwood 945-3321 Jr. High Peck-A-Boo a Tracey Donohue, Debbie Coppess, and Sandy Benge have fun Brian Kirstein, Terry Rouse, and Darren Coppess show studying the arts of cooking. that cooking isn't just for girls. During the course of the year, the Jr. High presents at least one play. This picture shows Dale Colby and Alice Crock in their starring roles. United Telephone Company, Tipton, 886-2450 Fred's Chevrolet and Old's, Tipton, 886-6555 87 LHS Educators Mrs. Kaefring : MISS CAMPBELL - Music Theory, High School Vocal Music, Jr. High Chorus. MR, GOODMAN - General Math II, Ad- vanced Math, 7th grade Math. MR, KAEFRING - World History, American Government, Student Council Advisor, MRS, KAEFRING - Jr. High Home Econ- omics, Reading. MR. INMAN - Chem- istry, Physics, Advanced Science, Gen- eral Math I, MR. DOP - Office Educa- tion, Office Practive, Typing I and I, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Personal Typ- ing, Newspaper Staff Advisor, Annual Staff Advisor. MR. LINDER - Advanced Biology, Wong Biology, Biology, Boy's Track Coach, L-Club Advisor, MR. ELLIOT - Business Math, English II, IV, Jr. High and High School Wrestling Coach, Assistant Jr. High Football Coach, Co-sponsored by: Jack's Appliance Service, Stanwood, 945-6679 88 Olin Oil Company Phillips 66, Olin, 484-2223 a Miss Uthe MR. SCHRAG - English I, College Prep English, Acting I and Il, Creative Writ- ing, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Speech Coach, and Director of Plays. MISS BOHLKEN - Junior High Science. MR. MEYER - Jr. High, Elementary, and High School Band. MR. EPPERLY - 8th grade Math, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Jr. High Track Coach, Pep Club Sponsor. MR, GRAETTINGER - Vocational Agricul- ture I, I, III, and IV, and FFA, MISS UTHE - Jr. High English, Director of Jr. High Plays. MR, GRANTZ - Jr. High Social Studies. MR. JENSEN - Physical Education, Sociology, Busi- ness Law, Psychology, Introduction to Social Studies, Summer and Fall Soft- ball Coach, Girl's Basketball Coach, Girl's Track Coach, and L-Club Advi- sor, — Mr. Grantz Co-sponsored by: Bob's Feed Center, Olin, 484-2300 Terry's DX Tankwagon Service, Stanwood, 945-3595 89 eats.) Mr. Wendel™ MR, WENDEL = American History, Contemporary Affairs, Physical Educa- tion, High School Football Coach, Assistant Girl's Basketball Coach, and L-Club Advisor, MR, CORBIN - Art I, Il, Il, and IV, and Jr. High Art, MRS. OLDORF - Girl's Physical Edu- cation, Volleyball Coach, Jr. High Softball Coach, and Cheerleader Spon- sor. MR, JACKSON - Wong Science, Boy's Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Boy's Basketball and Baseball Coach, and L-Club Advisor. MRS. RHOADS - Retired School Secre- tary. MISS ROSS - Teacher's Aide, MISS KRUSE - Spanish I, I, I, and IV, English Il, Journalism, and Span- ish Club Advisor. MR. FORTH - Driver Education, Industrial Arts II : and IV. 3 ‘ i Mr. Forth Co-sponsored by: Baker Paper Company, Cedar Rapids, 366-2781 90 Harker's Wholesale Meat, Inc., Le Mars, 546-5956 Mrs. Doser —t. — MRS, RICHMANN - Beginning Foods and Clothing, Advanced Foods and Clothing, Tailoring, Boy's Foods, Interior Decorating, and Home Management; MRS, KOCH - All-around helper; MRS, LEAF - Assistant Librarian; MRS, DOSER - Principle's Secretary; MRS, CARNES - School District Secretary; MRS, KOERING - School Secretary; MRS, LAMONT - Librarian, Co-sponsored by: Hunt's Hardware and Appliance, Mechanicsville, 432-7715 Cookie's Electric Shop, Mechanicsville, 432-6911 91 we Member's of Lincoln's working staff are: left - Mr. Moneyp enny, custodian; center - Mr. Wood, custodian; right - Mr. Albaugh and Mr. Rife, elementary custodians. Working at her desk above is the elementary secretary, Mrs. Pictured above are bus drivers (l-r) : Mr. Moravek, Mr. Rife. Below are the cooks that prepare the meals for the ele- Maher, Mrs. Moffit, Mr. Warren, and Mr. Albaugh. Absent mentary center: (l-r) Mrs. Seehusen, Mrs, Weber, and Mrs, are Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Boots. Below are those cooks who Young. Absent is Mrs. Mindham, prepare the meals for the Stanwood center (l-r): Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Moneypenny, Mrs. Worby, and Mrs. Bequeaith. a F oo om UPPER LEFT: Heading the Lincoln Community School District is Superintendent Wallace Burns, UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Louis Grimm is the high school principal. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Peter Adam is the elementary principal. CENTER RIGHT: The Lincoln School Board consists of members (l-r): Wayne Brown, Edward Speer, Buell Jackson, president, Donna Kuehnle, and Harold Meyer. LOWER LEFT: Mr. LeRoy Miller once again heads the guidance department. Co-sponsored by: Cook's Hardware, Mechanicsville, 432-7711 Boot's Body Shop, Mechanicsville, 432-6311 93 Elementary Activities UPPER LEFT and CENTER RIGHT: Preparations are in the making for the start of the annual Halloween Parade. Each year the students dress in their costumes, parade through downtown Mechanicsville, and then return to their rooms for a party. UPPER RIGHT: Students of the fifth grade attend an art class. Among the things they make are collages as is shown here. CENTER LEFT: Mrs, Shaffer's third grade proudly display their Christmas decorations. Around the room are reminders of the joyous season and the smiles on their faces portray their happy thoughts as Ole St. Nick watches carefully, LOWER LEFT: These girls comprise a newly-formed group in the ele- mentary this year. 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Bottom Row L-R: Robert Bulger, Ron Weber, Marty Waddell, Patty Steckly, Barb Ruchotzke, Mary Mindham, Back Row L-R: Tracey Bunge, Lyn Wagner, Laurie Hartig, Tom Koch, Becky Kurth, Becky Sheldon, Lisa Licht, Angie Covington. Middle Row L-R: Tim Billick, Rusty Hearn, Pam Rhoads, Joyce Dauber, Mike Railsback, Pat Doser, David Tenley, Mrs. Mull. Bottom Row L-R: Kim Willett, Brenda Seehusen, Jane Cole, Regina Dickey, Sandy Taylor, Lori Grimm, ABSENT: Andy Kohl. Co-sponsored by: Rustic Villa, Stanwood, 945-8956 96 Gibeaut Insurance Agency, Mechanicsville, 432-7211 SIXTH GRADE Back Row L-R: Bob Moravek, Kurt Oxley, Paige Meyer, Terry Horner, Shelley McDowell, Jody Weber, Teresa Brannaman, Florence Champagne, Mrs. Sauer. Middle Row L-R: Cindy Mertka, Linda Gutwiler, Pam Meyer, Brenda Wagner, Jim Horr, Jay Albaugh. Bottom Row L-R: Doug Taylor, Ronnie Hearn, Patty Butler, Debra Glover, Laura Broulik, Lisa White, Jolene Tenley. FIFTH GRADE Basen Ve ae reke nt Back Row L-R: Steve Moravek, Joe Champagne, Joan Bulger, Kirk Wenndt, Mark Jurgensen, Jill Moffit, Sara Kuehnle, Madonna Randolph. Middle Row L-R: Kelly Oxley, Mary Wagner, Shelly Weber, Donald Schnipkoweit, Todd Rouse, Sharon Miller, Janet Hubler, Kenneth Koob, Mrs. Christian. Bottom Row L-R: Karin Tenley, Jimmy Barnette, Amy Griffith, Judy Rouse, Craig Kleppe, Bill Armstrong, Phillip Railsback, Charles Domer. Co-sponsored by: Seehusen-Podhaski-Stoltz Ins., Mechanicsville, 432-6571 Lamont's, Mechanicsville, 482-6613 97 FIFTH GRADE ‘Ge fs. Back Row L-R: Karen Langenburg, Karl Koch, Kandy Thomson, Kelvin Fisher, Ronnie Kurth, Rick Dains, Pam Soteros, Jody Willey, Susan Unruh. Middle Row L-R: John Poduska, Dee Himes, Brian Meyer, Cheryl Whitman, Mary Weber, Nancy Klemme, Kim Paulson, Mrs. Corbin. Bottom Row L- R: Julie Moneypenny, Christie Brown, Jerry Sheldon, Ricky Thomson, Lana Gronewald, Dianne Tenley, Coy Wagner. FOURTH GRADE Back Row L-R: Bruce Kral, Andy Benge, Terry Schnipkoweit, Lois White, Shelly Robinson, Lisa Hein, Cheryl Weber, Penny Brown, Tom Crock. Middle Row L-R: Shelley Scott, Karen Dohmen, Tammy Speers, Teresa Hearn, Greg Taylor, Vickie Kingery, Dwight Davis, Mrs. Lamp. Bottom Row L-R: Doug East, Suzy Grimm, Debra Roelf, Colleen Butteris, Andy Buchmeier, Mike McAmis. ABSENT: Terry Lehrman. 98 Pro-Gro, Incorporated, Mechanicsville, 432-5275 FOURTH GRADE Back Row L-R: Judy Unruh, Benny Griffith, Esthyr Ropa, Janet Gutwiler, Bruce Flockhart, Scott St. John. Scott Schroeder. Middle Row L-R: Bernita Davis, Brenda McLaud, Kristie Weber, Kevin Paulson, Connie Weber, Dale Kruse, Mike Weiland, Miss Neal. Bottom Row L-R: Robert Willett, Pam Ford, Kim Shriver, Keith Jones, John Swehla, Jerry Barnette, Jim Curtis. CHIRD GRADE ttt? (a i f r _ AE ‘ff 4ELef, iH Back Row L-R: Bobbi Butcher, Jane Kuehnle, Alan Gadke, Todd Schroeder, Verna Wagner, Kathy Gutwiler, Teree Thomason, Ann Jurgensen. Middle Row L-R: Molly Cashman, Vonda Meyer, Bob Dains, Daren Lehrman, Jeff Rhoads, Darcie Schnipkoweit, Angie Block, Scott Donohoe, Miss Caldwell. Bottom Row L-R: Alesia Domer, Steve Brown, Terry Waddell, David Albaugh, Jean Mindham, Pamla Christee. Co-sponsored by: Band G Grain, Lisbon, 455-2069 Raymond Doermann Agency, Clarence, 452-3558 99 CHIRD GRADE - Top Row I-R: Sally Armstrong, Melinda Jurgensen, John Skow, JoAnn Willey, Danny Ford, Tammy Klemme, Scott Merfeld. Middle Row L-R: Janet Buckmeyer, Jane Strickler, Melody Kirstein, Scott Flynn, Sherry Burkhead, Craig Smith, Betsy Lee Kraul, Carol McAtee, Mrs. Shaffer. Bottom Row L-R: Rod Dickey, Douglas Albaugh, Kathy Jilovec, Jill Hegarty, Dale Johnson, Janel Zimmerman, Brian Jackson, Keith Covington. SECOND GRADE Top Row L-R: Chuck Wagner, Mark Doser, Lisa Kurth, Kim Schroeder, Paul Randolph, David Skow, Greg Railsback, Mrs. Hanks, Middle Row L-R: Lynn Hoffman, Stephanie Curtis, Stacy McAtee, Carolyn Dohmen, Dennis Weber, Matt Grimm, Michelle McGuire, Debbie Tenley, Lisa Techau. Bottom Row I-R: Frank Mixell, Tim Rouse, Susie Mindham, Jeff Jacobs, Joey Inman, Jeanett Skinner, Wayne Flockhart. Co-sponsored by: Dr. E. W. Speer, Stanwood, 945-3346 100 Penny's Meat Market, Clarence, 452-3826 SECOND GRADE Top Row L-R: Cindy Helle, Shanda Knight, Kendra Helfter, Danny Johnson, Deron Jurgensen, Bryan Lovell, Joel Kruse, Pam Goldsmith, Mrs. Rosendahl. Middle Row L-R: Bruce Voss, Shawn Jones, Pam Tenley, Bruce Hanks, Joy Buchmeyer, Deanna Myers, Dean East, Brad Young. Bottom Row L-R: Terri Johnson, Francis Billick, Todd Davis, Brad Davidson, Jennifer Jacobs, Tim Poduska, Scott Jackson. ABSENT: Randy Dickey, Pam Brown, FIRST GRADE Top Row L-R: Gayln Paulson, Teri Bell, Matt Bickford, Chad Kleppe, Les Kingery, Sherry Meyer, Tina Thomson, Ricky Scott, Mrs. Ferguson, Bottom Row L-R: Michelle Joslyn, Sheryl Wendel, Craig Flynn, Tim Davidson, Kathy, Aberle, Alisia Butteris, Susan Kruse. Co-sponsored by: Kelly-Hart, Clarence, 452-9948 George's Steak House, Stanwood, 945-3395 101 FIRST GRADE Back Row L-R: Rhonda Tenley, Dean East, Jeannine Wagner, Wayne Lehrman, Mike Paidar, Meloni Cook, Jodi Brendes, Sally Weber, Laurie Robinson, Mrs. Inman. Bottom Row L-R: Shawn Miller, Rod Zimmerman, Hope Krumroy, Steve Buchmeyer, Darold Schnipkoweit, Janette Jurgensen, Bobby Klemme, Paula Davis. Back Row L-R: Kris Lund, Vonni Robinson, Karen Voss, Joe Corbin, Bill Steckly, Brian Gutwiler, Shelley Pruess, Sheryl Hasselbusch, Patty Ford, Mrs, Catherine Steffens. Bottom Row L-R: Sherri Gesling, Tina Johnson, LeRoy McCall, John Lamont, Lori Flynn, Rod Bunge, Donnie Herman, Beth Kutschat, Willie Wells. Absent: Bryan Brown, Tracy Miller. Co-sponsored by: Iowa Electric Light and Power, Mt. Vernon, 895-6218 102 Stoltz Cleaners, Mt. Vernon, 895-8403 KINDERGAR CEN Top row L-R: Kurt Helfters, Donna Wood, Jennifer Smith, Kris Schroeder, Carmen Smith, Karry Shebetka, Kristin Shriver, Margie Yock, Mrs. Long. Middle row L-R: Brad Jackson, Jeff Brunscheen, Angela Domer, Larry Techau, Binnie McGuirk, Philisa Wagner, Leah Flockhart. Bottom row L-R: Ruth Ann Tenley, Beth Covington, Jeff Linder, Susan Whitmore, Denise Tenley, David Curtis. Top Row L-R: David Petersen, Jeff Mertka, Steve Hein, Angie Miller, Sheila Kamerling, Bobby Johnson, John Butler, Mrs. Long. Middle Row L-R: Candi Cubbage, Kim Kral, Mickey Hearn, Brenda Lovell, Bobby Young, Chris Skinner, Danele Johnson, Bryan Achenbach. Bottom Row L-R: Jackie Mertka, Bobby Hanks, Dale McAmis, Sheri Flynn, Jana Meyer, Christie Block. Co-sponsored by: Kaliban Appliance Company, Mt. Vernon, 895-8389 Midway Lanes, Mt. Vernon, 895-8245 103 Elementary Staff Elementary aides are (l-r): Mrs. Flockhart, Mrs. Umbdenstock, and Mrs. Sawyer. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Orthner, elementary physical education teacher. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Hess, elementary art instructor. Co-sponsored by: Bargain Corner, Mechanicsville, 432-6346 104 Oscar Meyer and Company, Mechanicsville, 432-6513 Index Albaugh, Coleen-Pep Club 3, L-Club 1, Plays 4, Speech 1, Annual Staff 2, Cheer- leading 2, Drama Club 1 Anderson, Beaulah-Pep Club 1, L-Club 1, Plays 1, Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Swing Choir 1, Annual Staff 1, Drama Club 1, Volleyball 1 Bails, June-L-Club 4, Plays 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Softball 4 Billick, Monica-Annual Staff 1, Volley- ball 1 Billick, Steve-FFA 1 Boots, Brian-L-Club 4, Track 1, Basket- ball 4, Baseball 1, Band 3, Chorus 3, Swing Choir 2, Chorus 3, Stage Band 3, Football 4 Boesenberg, Larry-Plays 1, Football 2, Basketball Manager 1 Bromell, Patty-Basketball 1, Annual Staff 1, Cheerleading 1 Brunscheen, Scott-Chamber Choir 1, L- Club 4, Speech 1, Track 3, Basketball 2, Band 4, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 2, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Student Council 3, FFA 4 Bunge, Patty-Pep Club 4, Plays 2, L- Club 4, Basketball 3, Track 4, News- paper Staff 3, Cheerleading 3, National Honor Society 3, Drama Club 1 Burns, Mike-L-Club 4, Speech 2, Track 4, Baseball 2, Chorus 2, Football 4 Cook, Teresa-L-Club 2, Volleyball 3 Coppess, Dawn-Pep Club 2, L-Club 4, Plays 2, Speech 1, Track 2, Basketball 4, Softball 1, Band 4, Chorus 4, Pep Band 3, Annual Staff 1, Student Council 1 Crock, John-Band 4, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Annual Staff 1, FFA 1, Davidson, Scott-LClub 4, FFA 4, Bas- ketball 4, Track 1, Band 2, Baseball 4, Chorus 1, Stage Band 1, National Honor Society 2, Football 2 Dohmen, Frank-Plays 3, Track 1, Basket- ball 1, Student Council 1, Chorus 1, Football 3 Doty, Debby-Pep Club 2, L-Club 4, Plays 4, Speech 3, Band 3, Annual Staff 1, Basketball Manager 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Drama Club 4 Farrington, Gloria-Pep Club 2, L-Club 4, Basketball 3, Track 1, Softball 2, Annual Staff 2, Basketball Manager 1, National Honor Society 3, Student Council 1, Volleyball 1 Fisher, Ed-Basketball 4, FFA 4, Chorus 1, Football 1 Flockhart, Donna Flockhart, Rick-Pep Club 2, Plays 2, Basketball 1, Football 1 Haesemeyer, Vance-Pep Club 2, Plays 2, Senior Supplement Basketball 1, Track 1, Chorus 3, Stu- dent Council 1 Horman, Kathy-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 1, Basketball 4, Band 4, Softball 1, Chorus 4, Pep Band, Annual Staff 1, Newspaper Staff 1, National Honor Society 3 Jackson, Loren-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 2, L-Club 2, Plays 2, S wing Choir 2, Basketball 4, Track 2, Baseball 3, Band 4, Chorus 4, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 2, National Honor Society 2, FFA 4 Jensen, Tammy-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 4, L-Club 2, Band 4, Basketball 1, Softball 4, Chorus 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Annual Staff 2, Basketball Manager 2, Student Council 2, Volleyball 1 Jewell, Tom-Chamber Choir 2, L-Club 2, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, Band 4, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 2, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 2, Football 3 Johnson, Julie-Pep Club 4, L-Club 2, Plays 3, Speech 3, Basketball 2, Band 4, Chorus 3, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Annual Staff 2, Basketball Manager 1, Softball Manager 2, National Honor Society 3, Drama Club 4, Volleyball 1 Kirkpatrick, Gwen-Track 4, L-Club 4, Student Council 1, Plays 3, Speech 4, Softball Manager 2, Newspaper Staff 1, Annual Staff 2, National Honor Staff 3, Drama Club 4, Pep Club 4 Kurth, Terry-Pep Club 4, Plays 2, L- Club 3, Speech 2, Drama Club 2, Basket- ball 2, Softball 4, Band 4, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 1, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 1, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 2, Cheerleading 2, Track Manager 1, National Honor Society 3, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, Volleyball 2 Kruse, Randy-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 2, Plays 3, Track 1, Basketball 2, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Track and Football Manager 1 Meyer, Cliff-L-Club 3, Basketball 4, Track 4, Baseball 3, Football 4 Meyer, Frosty-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 1, Plays 4, Speech 1, Basketball 2, Track 1, Band 4, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 3, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 3, Annual Staff 1, Newspaper Staff 1, Student Council 4, Drama Club 4 Meyer, Mike Miller, Wendy-Pep Club 4, L-Club 3, Plays 4, Speech 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 3, Drama Club 1, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 2, Cheerleading 4, Homecoming candidate Murfield, Kendra-L-Club 3, Basketball Manager 3, Track Manager 3, Volley- ball Manager 2 Neuenkirk, Theresa Paulsen, Joan-L-Club 3, Track 1, Soft- ball 1, Chorus 3, Annual Staff 2, Soft- ball Manager 1, Basketball Manager 3, Track Manager 2 Peterman, Tracey-Pep Club 3, L-Club 4, Plays 3, Softball 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 2, Annual Staff 1, Cheerleading 3, National Honor Society 3, Basketball Manager 1, Student Council 1 Randolph, Ritchie-Chamber Choir 1, Pep Club 4, L-Club 4, Plays 3, Speech 2, Track 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 1, Newspaper Staff 4, Annual Staff 2, Wrestling Manager 1, Wrestling 2, Foot- ball 4 Rochau, Sharyl-Pep Club 2, Basketball 4, Track 1, Softball 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 3, Annual Staff 2, National Honor Society 3, Volleyball 1 Scott, Sally-Chamber Choir 1, L-Club 3, Plays 2, Speech 4, Basketball 4, Softball 2, Chorus 4, Newspaper Staff 2, Annual Staff 2, Softball Manager 1, National Honor Society 3, FFA Sweetheart, Volleyball 1, Homecoming Candidate Spear, Kathy-Pep Club 3, Plays 3, L- Club 3, Speech 3, Basketball 1, Band 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 2, Pep Band 1, Stage Band 2, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 1, Cheerleading 2, Soft- ball Manager 2, Drama Club 3 Sulzner, Nancy-Pep Club 1, L- Club 3, Basketball 3, Track 1, Annual Staff 1, Basketball Manager 1, National Honor Society 3 Studer, Jim-Pep Club 1, L-Club 2, Plays 1, Basketball 1, Track 4, Chorus 1, Swing Choir 3, Stage Band 1, News- paper Staff 1, Annual Staff 1, Wrestling 1, Football 1 Taylor, Melinda-Plays 2, Speech 2, Band 4, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 1, Newspaper Staff 2, Annual Staff 1, National Honor Society 2, Spanish Club 1 Thein, Tarry Unruh, Dennis-Wrestling 4, Football 4 Vos, Arno-L-Club 1, Basketball 1, Annual Staff 1 Wagner, Janet-L- Club 2, Annual Staff 1, Volleyball 3 Weber, Dave-Plays 1, Basketball 3, Wrestling 1 Weber, Doug-Pep Club 1, FFA 1, Spanish Club 1, Wrestling 2 Weber, Steve-Wrestling 3 Weets, Steve-FFA 4, Wrestling 3, Foot- ball 3 Weiland, Tom-LClub 3, Basketball 4, Track 1, National Honor Society 2, Football 4 Worby, Terry-LClub 3, Track 2, Bas- ketball 3, Baseball 1, Chorus 4, Swing Choir 2, Football 4 Index Albaugh, Colleen 4,6,33,46,47 Anderson, Beaulah 6,14,25,46,48,58,59 Bails, June 4,6,16,22,23,34,42,46,52,53 Billick, Monica 6 Billick, Stephen 6 Boesenberg, Larry 6,31,62 Boots, Brian 4,6,28,36,37,46,56 Bowman, Don 28 Bromell, Patty 4,7 Brunscheen, Scott 4,7 ,27,44,46,50, 56,60 Bunge, Patty 4,7,16,30,31,33,45 46-47, 49 52,53,62 Burns, Mike 7,28,46,54,55 Cook, Teresa 4,7 ,46 Coppess, Dawn 4,7 ,27,34,46,56-58,60 Crock, John 4,7,16,20,27,45,56,57,60 Davidson, Scott 4,8 24,28 ,36,37,45,46,50 Dohmen, Frank 8 ,28,45 46,62 Doty, Deborah 8,16,34,45 ,46,48,61,70,71 Farrington, Gloria 4,8 ,16,34,45 46,47 Fisher, Ed 4,8 ,28,36,37,50 Flockhart, Donna 4,8 Flockhart, Rick 4,8 ,24 Haesemeyer, Vance 9 Horman, Kathy 9,16,27,34,45,48,56-59 Jackson, Loren 4,9,16,24,36,37,45,46, 50,51,56-60 Jensen, Tamara 9,22,23,27,34,42,44, 46-49 56-60 Jewell, Thomas 4,9 24,27 ,28 ,46,56-60 Johnson, Julie 4,9 ,16,22,27,34,42,45- 49 56,57 ,60-62 Kirkpatrick, Gwen 9,16,23,44-49,52, 53,61 Kruse, Randy 10,58,59,63 Kurth, Terry 4,10,16,22,25,27,33, 45-49 56-60 ,63 Meyer, Clifford 10,16,24,28 ,36,37,46, 54 Meyer, Frosty 4,10,20,27,56,58-60, 62,70 Meyer, Mike 10,31 Miller, Wendy 4,10,27,30,31,33,46,47, 58-60,62,63 Miner, Ann 10 Murfield, Kendra 4,1 1,34,46 Neuenkirk, Theresa 11 Paulsen, Joan 4,11,23,23,34,46,48,52,58 Peterman, Tracey 4,11,30,31,33,45,46, 58,59 62,63 Randolph, Ritchie 11,28,40,41,46,47 Rochau, Shary] 11,16,20,34,45,48, 58-60 Scott, Sally 4,11,25,30,31,34,45 ,46, 48-50,58,59,61 Spear, Kathy 4,12,27,46,56-60 Strickler, Julie 12 Studer, Jim 4,12,54,55,59 Sulzner, Nancy 4,12,45,46 Taylor, Melinda 4,12,45 Thein, Tarry 12 Unruh, Dennis 12,28 40-42 Vos, Arno 12,15,36,37,46,48 Wagner, Janet 4,13,25,46 Weber, David 4,13 Weber, Douglas 4,13 Weber, Steven 4,13 Weets, Steven 4,13,50 Weiland, Thomas 4,13 ,28,36,37,45 ,46 Worby, Terry 4,13,28,36,37,46,58,60 JUNIORS Bails, Charles 17 ,20,24,36,46 Beck, Keith 17,26,28 ,40,41,45 46,50,51 Bishop, Kathy 17,44 Bohr, LeAnne 17,27,34,43,44,46,47 Bohr, William 17 Broulik, William 17 ,26-28,40,41,56-60, 63 Bulger, Susan 17,43 Bunge, Randy 17,26,28 Cole, Julie 17,27,33 ,46,47,58,59 Crist, Randy 17,58,59 Crock, Marcia 17,27,45 ,46,56-60 Dawson, Donald 17 Donohoe, Thomas 17,50 Dunston, David 17 Flockhart, Mike 17,28,36,46,54 Freeman, Rita 17 Griffith, Donald 17,40,54,55 Hatcher, Lisa 17,27,44-46,49 ,56,58-60, 62 Havel, Randy 17 Himes, Dan 17 Hoy, Vicky 17,27 Jilovec, Ken 17,26,28,50 King, Jeff 17,26,28,45 Kleppe, Lori 17 ,27,33,47,56,58-60,62 Koch, Dan 17,27,36,56,58,59 Koch, Jim 17,26,28,42,54,55 Kohl, Debi 17,22,23 34,38 43,46 Kuehnle, John 17 ,24,27 ,42,56,57,62 Lawson, Jim 17,27,36,50,56 Lehrman, Darla 17 Lehrman, Glenn 17,47,50 Levander, Greg 54 McDowell, Craig 17,27,56,57 Meader, Myron 17 Meyer, Debbie 17 ,22,23,34,38 ,42,46, 47,52 Meyer, Dennis 17,26,28 Miller, Evelyn 17 Montz, Brian 17,40,41,44,46,58-60 Odeen, Linda 17 ,27,34,38,45-47,50 Oxley, Kristin 17,27 ,47,56,57,60 Pearson, Dennis 17,50,51 Poduska, David 17,50 Randolph, Monica 17 ,22,23,38,43-47, 49 58,60 Sauer, Debra 17,27,33,60 Scott, Sammi 17,50,51 Scott, Sandra 17,34,42,46 Spratte, Mary 17,47 Steckly, Denise 17,20,22,23,27,38,56,57 Strickler, John 17 Svoboda, Joy 17,20,22,23,27,34,45 ,46, 49 52,56,57 Tenley, Cathy 17,34,43 Umbdenstock, Joe 17,26,27,28 Unruh, Mike 17 ,40,41,46,50,54,55 VanBlaricom, Carol 17 Wagner, Debi 17,33,43,46,47 Wagner, Janet 17,34,46,52,53 Wagner, Mike 17,46,50 Walshire, Brian 17,28,55 Weber, Wendy 17,43,52 Weiland, Charles 17,28,45,50 Wenndt, Kris 71,20,22,25,43-46,48,49, 58,5963 Williams, Lori 17,27,33,46,47,51,56, 58,59 Williams, Roger 17 SOPHOMORES Albaugh, Greg 18 Andrew, Kerin 18,27,33,45,49,52,56, 57,60 Armstrong, Mike 18,40,41,44,46,55 Bails, Paul 18,24,46,54 Benge, Mary 18 Billick, John 18,50 Boesenberg, Dean 18,50 Boots, Rick 18,47 Brannaman, Marie 18,25,45,46 Bromell, Cindy 18 Broulik, Dale 18,26,28,40,41 ,56-60,63 Bulger, Dan 18,50 Colby, Colene 18 Cook, Colette 18,22,23,44-46,49 52,53 Coppess, Brent 18,26-28,50,54,56,57 Crist, Grayland 18,26,28,50 Dauber, Carolyn 18 Dohmen, Edna 18,25 ,38,45,49 Domer, Vickie 18 Doty, Mary 18 Doty, Patrick 18,42 Fisher, Kevin 18,50,51 Ford, Mike 18 Freeman, Brett 18,50 Gesling, Charles 18,20,46,54,55 Glover, Mark 18 Griffith, Nancy 18,25 Gronewald, Larry 18,26,28,54 Hegarty, Greg 18,54 Hegarty, Mike 18,50,55 Hines, Diane 18 Horman, Kevin 18,26,28,50 Horr, Bret 18,26,28,40,45 46,50 Jewell, Jim 18,28 ,36,42,46,54 Johnston, Walter 18,47 Kohl, Sam 18,26-28,40,41,44,45,50,51, 56,57 Koob, Kevin 18 ,24,46,49 Kuehnle, Mark 18,44,58,60 Kurth, Dan 18,26,28,46,50 Kurth, Debra 18,22,25 ,46 Miner, Barb 18,25 Murfield, Perry 18,46 Platner, Thomas 18,26,28,40,41,54,55 Randolph, Victor 18,26,28 ,40,44,45,58, 60 Rochau, Tami 18,23,38,45 Ruchotzke, Chris 18,25,45 46 Schultz, Mary 18,20,33 Sloan, Dennis 18,45 Sorenson, Dennis 18,27,56-58 Speer, Kris 18,27,34,38,45 ,46,52,53, 56,58-60 Sulzner, Kevin 18,50 Tenley, Dee 18,25 Tenley, Dennis 18,50 Thomson, Cathy 18,45 Thumma, Bruce 18,47,54 Unruh, Joe 18,26,28,40,41 Unruh, Kathy 18,22,25,46 VanBlaricom, Connie 18,20 Wagner, Randy 18,36,43 Weber, Cindy 18,20,25,27,34,38,45,49 Weber, Peggy 18,25,38 Weber, Bill 18 Weets, Ben 18,50,51 Whitman, Mike 18,26-28 ,46,54-57 Worby, Garry 18,26,28 Zenishek, Christine 18 ,38,52 FRESHMEN Albaugh, Susan 19,27,38,56,57 Barnette, Leonard 19,26,28,40 Bishop, Randy 19 Bohr, Sharon 19,27,33 Bowman, Dick 19 Brunscheen, Sandra 19,38,47,58 Butteris, Bill 40,41 Cole, Robi 19 Coppess, Brian 19,40,50 Coppess, Delbert 19,50,51 Coppess, Dennis 19,36,40,50,51 Coppess, Mark 19,26-28,56-59 Crist, Janis 19,27,33,52,53 Crock, Carol 19,27,38,52,56-58,60 Darrow, Laura 19,47,48,52 Doser, Mike 19 Driscoll, Dan 19,26,28,50 Flockhart, Shelley 19,33,52 Flockhart, Steve 19,26,28,54 Gronewald, Lori 19,22,23,38,52,58 Grunder, John 19,26-28,54,56,57 Herman, Sharon 19,47,58 Joslyn, Jay 19 Jilovec, David 19,50,51 Jilovec, Kaylene 19,27,33,50 Koch, Carla 19 ,60,58,63 Krumroy, Donna 19,23,27,38,56-58 Lehrman, Dianna 19,25 ,38,52,58 Licht, John 19,20,27,60 Long, Mike 19,26,28 McDowell, Gordon 19 Maher, Annette 19,38,47 Meader, Ida 19 Meyer, Kent 19,40 Miner, Mike 19,50 Moffit, Michael 19,58 Moffit, Scott 19 Montz, Brent 19,40,44,54,58,59 Moravek, Kathy 19,27,58 Odeen, Jeff 19,26,28,50 Paup, Dean 19 Pearson, Craig 19,50 Randolph, Mellody 19,46,52,58,60 Robinson, Jack 19,26,28 Robinson, Linda 19,20,27,33,38,46, 48 58-60 Rouse, Jim 19,47,50,58,63 Roush, Stan 19,26,28,44,58,59 Sauer, Jane 19 ,22,23,38,47,56,58-60 Seeley, Laura 19,52,58,63 Smith, Kerrie 19 Sorenson, Brad 19,58,60 Spratte, Dennis 19,50 Steckly, Dianne 19 ,22,23,27,38,56-58 Studer, Janice 19 ,27,33,47,52 Taylor, Alex 19 Taylor, Clifford 19,40 Taylor, Gary 19,20,27,40,47,56-60,63 Taylor, Vicky 19 Tenley, Scott 19,26,28 50 Unruh, Gary 19,50,54 Wagner, Ronald 19,40 Weber, Janice 19,47,48 Weber, Laurie 19,47,52 Weber, Linda 19,47 Weber, Penny 19,47,52,62 Weber, Sherri 19,52 Whitman, Karen 19,56-60 Yock, Cindy 19,20,38,47,48,58,60 8th GRADE Armstrong, Judy 74,77,78,85 Bequeaith, Russell 74,76,79 82,85 Billick, Twila 74 Brannaman, Kevin 74,79 ,80,82,85 Broulik, Susan 74,77 ,78,82,85 Bunge, Mark 74,76,79 85 Butler, Mary 74,78 Cashman, Lori 74,78 ,82 Colby, Dale 74,76 ,84 Cole, Teri 74,81,82 Cook, Denise 74,84,78,82,85 Coppess, Darren 74,76,80 Day, Doris 74.77 Dickey, Renae 74,78 Dodge, Diane 74,77,78 Domer, Larry 74,80 Fisher, Janet 74,78 Flockhart, Kevin 44,74,76,79,82 Ford, Kevin 74 Griffith, Roger 74,80,82,84 Gronewald, Luann 74,78 Hegarty, Rhonda 74,77,78,82,85 Himes, David 74 Hines, Carol 74,78 Jilovec, Jeff 74,76,86 Johnson, Lori 74,77,78 Joslyn, Cheryl 74,81 Kirkpatrick, Dee Ann 74,78,82 Kirstein, Brian 74,79 ,82 Koch, Kerry 44,74,76,79,80,82,85 Kohl, Dan 74,76,80,82 Krumroy, Sandra 74,77,78 Kuehnle, Ann 74,78 Kurth, Roger 74,76,79,82 Langenberg, Christine 74,82 Levander, Laurie 82 McAmis, Pamela 74,84 Miller, Patty 74 Mertka, Pamela 74,78,82,85 Meyer, Jeff 74,79 ,84 Meyer, Mickey 74,82 Moffit , Jay 76,80,82,85 Mulherin, Barbara 74,8 1,86 Mullan, John 74,76,80 Pruess, Carol 74,77,78,82,85 Robinson, Kay 74,78,81,82 Ross, JoAnn 74,78,81,82,85 Rouse, Terry 74,76,82 Ruchotzke, Roxanne 74,81,82 Sauer, Jack 74,80 Schroeder, Craig 74,76,80,82 Schutlz, John 74,80 Scott, Debra 74 Seehusen, Bruce 74,7985 Soteros, Denise 74,7882 Speer, Kym 56,74,78,82,85 Tenley, Donna 74,77 Timm, Gerald 74,76,80,82,85 Unruh, Sandra 74 VanBlaricom, Steven 74 Wagner, Arleen 74,82 Wagner, Dan 74,76,79,82,85 Weber, Deanna 74,77,82 Weber, Kathy 74,78 Weber, Mike 74,80,82,85 Weber, Nancy 74,81,82 Weets, Janine 74,78 82,84,86 Weiland, Betty 74,78 ,82,85 Wendt, Sheryl 74,78 ,82 White, Lee 74,76,79 Whitman, Gary 74,80 Williams, Ben 44,56,57,74,80,82 Williams, Kent 56,57 ,60,74,76,79,82, 86 7th GRADE Barnette, Barbara 75,78 82 Benge, Sandra 75,78 Bohr, Janet 75,77,78 Brendes, Galen 44,75 ,76,79 Bromell, Shelly 75,78 Broulik, Mark 75,76,80,82,85 Buchmeyer, Joan 75,78 Coppess, Debra 75,81 Crist, Kevin 75 ,76,79 82 Crock, Alice 75,78 ,84,85 Dains, Sandra 75,78,82 Darrow, Valerie 75,77,78 Dohmen, Bob 75,76,79,82 Donohoe, Tracy 75,77,78,82,86 Gronewald, Tracey 75,82 Hartig, David 44,75,76,79 Havel, Karen 75,78,82,86 Horr, Debra 75,77,78,85 Hunt, Joe 75,76 Jacobs, Janel 75,85 Kirstein, Julie 75,77,78,85 Klein, Bill 75,76,79 Kohl, Anna 75,78 Kurth, Dianna 75 ,77,78 Mertka, Steve 75,76 Meyer, Linda 75,78,82 Meyer, Lori 75,78,82,85 Mindham, Bill 75 Moffit, Dawn 75,78,82,85,86 Moneypenny, John 57,60,75,76,79,85 Neuenkirk, Dorothy 75 Platner, Teresa 75,78 Poduska, Tom 75,79 Polhamus, Matt 75,76 Randolph, Jeptha 75,76,80 Rich, Dianna 75 Rich, David 75,82 Roelf, Robin 75,77,78 Ropa, Christine 75 ,78,82 Schnipkoweit, Dennis 75,76,82 Schnipkoweit, Jeff 75,76,79,85 Seeley, Robin 75,77,78 Strickler, Tom 75,84 Studer, Dennis 75 Svoboda, Sally 75,77,78,82,85,86 Tenley, Larry 75 Unruh, Robi 75,77,78,82 Unruh, Wendy 75,78 Wagner, Adrianne 75,78 ,85 Wagner, Cheryl 75,78 82,85 Walshire, Jeff 75,76,79 Weber, Ricky 75,76,79 Weber, Theresa 75,78 Worby, Dawn 75,77,78,82 Booster Ads Stanwood Barber Shop 945-3343 Stanwood Skelgas 945-3368 Herff Jones Cedar Rapids 365-2255 AGI Lisbon 455-2376 J M Mechanicsville 432-6415 Lee’s Grocery Mechanicsville 432-5215 Gary’s Barber Shop Mechansville 432-5210 Horner’s Mechanicsville 4325233 Tipton Electric Motors 886-2054 Casterline, Hamiel, Dondinger Tipton 886-6113 Mode o’ Day Tipton 886-6337 Reeve Feed Service Tipton 886-6104 Mobil Tipton 886-6966 Sear’s Catalog Merchant Tipton 886-6193 Cedar Lanes Tipton 886-2857 Reeve Drugs Tipton 886-2251 Mt Vernon Ford 895-8855 Dave and Gary’s Super Valu Mt Vernon 895-8616 Stoll’s Variety Mt Vernon 895-8642 Bauman’s Mt Vernon 895-8692 An-nu Dress Shop Mt Vernon 895-6117 Thomson TV Mt Vernon 895-8400 Ze Moppe Shoppe Stanwood 945-3338 Nodruft’s Repairs Stanwood 945-3393 Effie’s Stanwood Moorman’s-Jim Tenley Stanwood 945-3316 Cantonwine’s Locker and Grocery Stanwood 945-3934 Le Hi’s Clarence 452-3509 Clarence Hardware 452-3927 Norton-Freese Attorneys Clarence 452-3713 Clarence Clothing-Shoes 452-3680 Thein Motor Sales Tipton 452-3133 Chapman’s Tipton 452-3865 The Office-Potter’s Tap Tipton 452-9004 a farewell from ’74 Heavy's the heart that has to turn and say good-bye. But as we love so do we learn, I'll say good-bye. I'm not the first one or the last who had a thirst to leave the past. So while the summer's sun is shining, I'll say good-bye. For every star that falls to earth a new one glows, For every dream that fades away a new one growns,. When things are not what they would seem you must keep following your dream So while my heart is still believing, I'll say good-bye. Because another road is calling, I'll say good-bye. Adapted from Rod McKuen's poem J'll Say Good-Bye. ' ALL JOHN HENK Y’S Y | PISCHEL YEARBOOKS