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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

“Footprints At Lincoln, 1975” Stanwood — Mechanicsville Volume XIV Sele) (nO) a Melaicsaics exehde) aisle Om a-r0) 6) (= Page 11 Footprints Of Student Life Page 39 Footprints Of Jr. High Page 85 Footprints Of Elementary Page 97 mefelecla isi mOlme-lal Page 107 f7i2 is... XK ra 7 Aetie 5ie ‘Footprints at Lincoln” An entire year of your life. Gone. Never to be lived again. What remains of it? Look through these pages. Relive the events; the moods. Remember the people. They make your life what it is. = 4 4 ¢ Y S . — « ' . 4 j I a. ™ “il “ ) - = EN Sa . a as —— mereleeldiale: Oh, how lovely it would be, If | could just see you and me, Just together all alone, On asoft summer night Holding hands oh so tight, With the wind way down low With the stars above us aglow, With the waves at our feet, Rushing back for more to meet, Leaving footprints as we walk, And remember how we talked About our lives oh so sweet. by — DeeAnn and Barb tography, Anamosa, Ia. 462-2134 Ch is 29: neti Homecoming 1974 Denise Steckly and Brian Walshire. ice on Lori Kleppe and Daniel Koch. Debra Sauer and Greg Levander. Sponsored by: Albaugh's Photography, Anamosa, Ia. 462-2134. HAH Bea HH pageer sap 5 i a a t x = wn c is lo! 9) . c ow a) hen Te ae o-oo 6 YW = , oe ot i - zen eo 8 —- = ss uw © MISS BOHLKEN-J.H. Science, J.H. Science Club. MR. CORBIN-J.H. and Sr. High Art. MR. DOP-Office Education, Typing II, Office Prac- tice, Shorthand, Business Machines, Personal Typing, Bookkeeping, Publications. MR, ELLIO T-Science Fiction, Myth, English II, Fantasy Superstition, Business Math, Wrestling Coach, J.H. Football Coach. MR. EPPERLY-Algebra, Adv. Algebra, Geometry, Adv. Math, Pep Club Sponsor, J.H. Track Coach, Driver Education. MRS. FLETCHER-Spanish I II, 8th English, Cheerleading Spon- sor. MR. INMAN-Astronomy Geology, Adv. Electricity, Q Q, Nuclear Science, Physics, Chem- istry. MR. GRANTZ- J.H. History and Geography. LHS Educators Mr. Jackson Mr. McNeeley MR. JACKSON-J.H. Sr. High P.E., Boys' Basketball Coach, As- sistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach. MR. JENSEN-Sociology, Business Law, Iowa History, Psy- chology, Introduction to Social Studies, Girls' Basketball, Track, Softball. MR. GOODMAN-J.H. Math. MR. KAEFRING-Government, World History. MRS. KAEFRING- J.H. Reading, J.H. Home Econo- mics. MRS. LAMONT-Librarian, Audio Visual. MRS. THOMPSON- Librarian, Audio Visual. MR. Mc- NEELEY-Soils, Crops, Ag I, Ag. Business, Farm Management, Ag. Mechanics. FFA Sponsor. Mrs. Schaefer MRS. PRITCHARD-MathI II, Wong Science, General Science. MRS, OLDORF-J.H. and Sr. High P.E., Volleyball Coach, J.H. Girls' Track, Basketball, Softball Coach. MR. LINDER-Biology, Adv. Biol- ogy, Wong Biology, Student Coun- cil Advisor, Boys' Track Coach. MRS. SHAEFER-Vocal Music, J.H. Music, Fall Musical Director. MR. SANDER-Adv. Wood Working, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drawing, J.H. and Sr. High Indus- trial Arts. Driver Education. MRS. RICHMANN-Beginning Foods, Bachelor Cooking, Beginning Clo- thing, Tailoring, Interior Design, Family Living, Adv. Foods, Adv. Clothing, MR. SCHRAG-Indepen- dent Reading, College Prep English, Drama I, Speech, Min. Literature, Creative Writing I II, Assistant Wrestling Coach, Dramatics. MR. WENDEL-American History, Geo- graphy, Contemporary Affairs, Foot- ball Coach, Assistant Girls' Basket- ball Coach, J.V. Girls' Basketball Coach. Mr. Linder MR. MEYER-Band. MRS. MUS- SELMAN-Office Aide, MR. MAS- SOM-Animal Science, Adv. Ani- mal Science, Ag. I, Farm Manage- ment, Farm Mechanics, Ag. Busi- ness, FFA Sponsor. MISS UTHE- 7th English, Media Now, Fall Play Director, English I. MRS. DOSER- Mr. Grimm's Secretary. MR. STO- VALL-Auto Mechanics, Auto Care, Small Engines, Metals, Electricity Plastics, Trade and Industry, Assistant Football Coach. MRS. KOERING-Mr. Proctor's Secretary. MR. MILLER-Head of Guidance Department. MRS. CARNES-School District Secretary. MECHANICSVILLE COOKS-(L-R) Mrs. Seehusen, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Young. STANWOOD COOKS-(L-R) Mrs. Moneypenny, Mrs. Mindham, Mrs. Bequeaith, Mrs. Worby. MR. MONEYPENNY-Custodian. MRS, RIFE-Elementary Secretary. MRS. KOCH-Secretary. MR. WOOD- Custodian. MR. RIFE-Elementary Custodian. MR, ALBAUGH- Ele- mentary Custodian. Mr. Albaugh MR. ADAM-Elementary School Principal, LINCOLN SCHOOL BOARD-(L-R) Superintendent Proctor, Donna Kuehnle, Harold Meyer, President Buell Jackson, Wayne Brown, Edward Speer, Dis- trict Secretary Judy Carnes. MR. LARSEN- Math I II, Wong Sci- ence, General Science, Assistant Boys' Basketball Coach. MR. GRIMM-Secondary School Princi- pal. MR, PROCTOR- Superinten- dent of the Lincoln Community School District. “Footprints in the sands of time were not made by those who stood still.’”” Charles L. Bails Kathryn S. Bishop LeAnne Bohr William D. Bohr Bill Broulik Susan M. Bulger Randy L. Bunge : 4 Randall E. Crist Debbie Crock Marcia Crock Don R. Dawson Bart Decaluwe Tom Donohoe David W. Dunston Michael Flockhart Rita E, Freeman Donald Delbert Griffith Lisa Ann Hatcher Randy L. Havel Dan Himes Vicki Hoy Ken Jilovec Jeffrey King Dan Koch Jim Koch John L. Kuehnle James F. Lawson Darla K. Lehrman Glenn Lehrman Gregory S. Levander Craig A. McDowell Debby Meyer Dennis Meyer Brian Kenneth Montz Craig McCullough Linda R. Odeen Kristin J. Oxtfey Debra Sauer Sandra J. Scott Anne Seebach Mary Spratte Denise Steckly John Strickler Joy Svoboda Cathy Tenley Debi Wagner Janet Elaine Wagner Evelyn M. Walshire Wendy Jo Weber Chuck F, Weiland Kristi Wenndt Lori Williams Roger Williams Anne Bart AC Sponsored by: Fran's Kountry Krafts Mechanicsville, Ia. 432-6591 From Across The Atlantic ... Staying with us from two European countries this past year were Anne Seebach and Bart Decaluwé! Anne came from Logten, Denmark, In Logten, she lives with her parents, Agnete and Ib, and her two bro- thers - Peter and Poul. While in America, Anne stayed with Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Robinson, Kris, Kelly and Kurt, Anne's year was hectic at times, but a lot of fun too, She enjoyed trying new American foods and found she especially liked beef and pizza. In her spare time, Anne likes to knit and crochet, Anne's male counterpart in our exchange program, Bart Decaluwe, came from the Flemish part of Bel- gium in northwestern Europe, Bart's American home was made with the Richard Lev- ander family. Bart felt right at home with Levander's five children as he comes from a family of nine him- self. He has two sisters, Mieke and Anneke, and four brothers, Jan, Piet, Nico and Jos. In his spare time, Bart enjoys reading, swimming, or just goofing around . Both Anne and Bart celebrated their eighteenth birth- days while in the states, Anne's birthday was Septem- ber 29, and Bart's birthday was December 31, Plans for the future include further education for each; both Anne and Bart plan to major in education. We from Lincoln wish both of them good fortune and success in the future. Sponsored by: Union Trust Savings Bank, Stanwood, Ia, 945-3344, ne XE KK KK KK KK KK A Night To Remember K K x K K K K K K x G xk x | x | K Bee We He he ke i eK We OK oe He As the sun sank into the sky and the stars came out, one by one five buses pulled up to the Hilton Inn in Coralville. This was the beginning of a night to remember. The theme for the Jun- ior- Senior Prom was We May Never Pass This Way Again , Junior Class President Dale Broulik gave the welcome and Senior Class President Tom Donohoe answered the the response. Vic Randolph gave the In- vocation, after which the Hilton employees served a buffet-style dinner, When everyone was fin- ished eating Rick Boots read the Junior Class Prophecy. Following the prophecy Tom Don- ohoe read the Senior Class Will. Music was provided by a group from Davenport, called Cathedral. The opening song followed the prom theme. “= 4 eBoy, Ye ” At midnight when the moon was high in the sky and stars filled the sky five buses pulled away from the Hilton Inn. This was the end of a night to remember, mr Ae Ae Ae Ae Ae mr Ae Aa Ae Ae ae ae Ae Ae Ae ne + ah a Af Ah AR Ah aR AR AR A AR AR a OR OR Co-sponsored by: Phillips '66' Station, Olin, Ia., 484-2223. Raymond Doerman Agency, Clarence, Ia., 452-3558, Graduation Adding a special touch to commencement exercises were the Senior Girls Ensemble, First Row: (L-R) Anne Seebach, Lisa Hatcher. Second Row: Lori Kleppe, Kristi Wenndt, Marcia Crock, Joy Svoboda and Tom Donohoe remember the last thirteen years of the Class of 1975. Above Kristi Wenndt delivers the Valedictory. Kristi graduated with a 3.95. At The Right Marcia Crock walks happily away with diploma in hand, Marcia was salutatorian graduating with a 3.77. — Commencement speaker, Mr. Tom Ecker, addresses the audience on Winning the Game , Superintendant Dale Proctor relates some of his feelings about his first year at Lincoln. Mr, Buell Jackson says some final words to the graduating seniors, Colors: Hunter Green and Mint Green Flower: White Rose Lincoln Community School Commencement Tuesday, May 27, 1975 8:00 p.m. Processional. . . ce ere - Nancy Walshire PU ROREMIMN cing ioe? pa sie © . � Rev Michael Thompson MRCEGICIOEN gs) e 6 «90% ¢).0.8 6 6:4 60 Kristi Wenndt Introduction of Speaker eos euseees« «Dale Proctor Commencement Address. . . . Tom Ecker, Cedar Rapids Schools Winning the Game Coordinator of Physical Education A Voice From A Dream by J. E. Eilers. . .Senior Girls Ensemble Do You Remember? - « «Joy Svoboda, Tom Donohoe EYOSOMtAtION OF CIASS 2 «6 cu 0 0 6 os eheters « LOU CrGrinm Presentation of Diplomas -Buell Jackson, Board President Benediction. ... + « « « � Rev Michael Thompson Recessional. ... + « « « « Nancy Walshire Motto: Footprints in the sands of time were not made by those who stood still. These fellows seem to have gotton picked up. This was one of the events at the Senior Class Carnival, held to raise money for the class trip. _ r. se a a ” —— — May 15th 1975 at 8:30 A.M. 46 of Lin- coln's Seniors, 7 members of the faculty, 2 vans, 1 truck, 15 buckets of chicken and tons of other goodies started off for Lake McBride for 1 big fun-filled Sen- ior Class Trip. The weather at first wasn't at all what the class had wished for and it seemed a gloomy day was ahead of them. But the sun soon appeared and the seniors and sponsors came alive. Everyone headed for the water either to fish, swim, paddle boat or go canoeing, Others preferred the land and hiked about or just layed around absorbing the hot sun, Everyone had the pleasure of feeling the water, even the members of the faculty. Some of them put up a pretty good fight, but the mighty seniors managed to get them wet. The tired and wet group loaded up the bus and returned home around 8:00 p.m. the same night. Everyone of them say- ing they had a great time and one heck of a sunburn, Honor Day Jeff King was awarded a State of Iowa Scholarship, Many honors and awards were given this day of May 23, 1975, Other awards and recipients were: Iowa Bar Award-Rita Freeman and Kristi Wenndt; D.A.R. Award- Linda Odeen; Betty Crocker Homemaking Award- Mar- cia Crock; Newspaper Editor- Lisa Hatcher; Annual Ed- itor- Kristi Wenndt; Vocal music- Lori Kleppe, Gary Tay- lor, Shelly Flockhart, Lisa Hatcher, Kay Robinson, Mel- lody Randolph; National Choral Award- Kristi Wenndt; Instrumental music- Kris Speer, Kym Speer, Lori Klep- pe, Laura Levander, Dale Broulik, Gary Taylor, John Moneypenny, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Kerin Andrew, John Licht, Bill Broulik, Kent Williams; John Philip Sousa Award- Lori Kleppe; State of Iowa Scholars-- Kristi Wenndt, Chuck Weiland, Marcia Crock; Mt. Mercy Award-Joy Svoboda; National Merit Comm. Award- Jeff King; Citizenship Awards- Linda Odeen, Sammi Scott, Janet Wagner, Mary Spratte; Activity Award- Joy Svoboda; Athlete of the Year- Debby Meyer; I Dare You Award-Jeff King; Speech Awards Kristi Wenndt, Mark Kuehnle, Kevin Koob, Anne Seebach, Laura Seeley; Drama-(Best Actor) Mark Kuehnle and (Best Actress) Kristi Wenndt. Congratulations to all! Marcia Crock was honored as salutatorian and Kristi Wenndt was honored as the valedictorian (3.77) of the graduating class, Above Rita Freeman is shown receiving the I Dare You Award. Below Mike Flockhart accepts the Ath- lete of the Year Award. Juniors Greg Albaugh Kerin Andrew Mike Armstrong Paul Bails Mary Benge John Billick Dean Bosenberg Rick Boots Marie Brannaman Dale Broulik Dan Bulger Colette Cook Brent Coppess Grayland Crist Carolyn Dauber Edna Dohmen Vicki Domer Mary 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 Jewell Walter Johnston Sam Kohl Kevin Koob Mark Kuehnle Debra Kurth Bud Michels Barb Miner Perry Murfield Tom Platner Victor Randolph Tami Rochau Chris Ruchotzke Mary Schultz Dennis Sloan Dennis Sorenson Kris Speer Marilyn Stovall Kevin Sulzner DeeAnn Tenley Dennis Tenley Cathy Thompson Bruce Thumma Joe Unruh Kathy Unruh Randy Wagner Cindy Weber Peggy Weber Ben Weets Mike Whitman Garry Worby Chris Zenishek Sponsored by: Vernon D. Boots Boots' Truck Line Mechanicsville, Ia. 432-5219 Susan Albaugh Leonard Barnette Randy Bishop Sharon Bohr Sandy Brunscheen Rob Cole Brian Coppess Delbert Coppess Dennis Coppess Mark Coppess Janis Crist Carol Crock Laura Darrow Sandra Davis Mike Doser Dan Driscoll Shelly Flockhart Steve Flockhart Lori Gronewald John Grunder Kaylene Jilovec Carla Koch Donna Krumroy Diane Lehrman John Licht Mike Long Lynn McCullough Gorden McDowell Annette Maher Ida Meader Kent Meyer Laura Michels Mike Miner Michael Moffit Brent Montz Kathy Moravek Jeff Odeen Dean Paup Craig Pearson Melody Randolph Jack Robinson Linda Robinson Jim Rouse Stan Roush Jane Sauer Laura Seeley Brad Sorenson Dennis Spratte Diane Steckly Janice Studer Tracy Sueppel Alex Taylor Clifford Taylor Gary Taylor Vicky Taylor Scott Tenley Gary Unruh Janice Weber Laurie Weber Linda Weber Penny Weber Sherrie Weber Karen Whitman Cindy Yock Sophomores Freshmen Judy Armstrong Russ Bequeaith Twila Billick Kevin Brannaman Susan Broulik Tom Bulger Mark Bunge Mary Butler Lori Cashman Teri Cole Denise Cook Darren Coppess Doris Day Renae Dickey Diana Dodge Larry Domer Janet Fisher Kevin Flockhart Kevin Ford Roger Griffith Luann Gronewald Rhonda Hegarty David Himes Lori Johnson DeeAnn Kirkpatrick Brian Kirstein Kerry Koch Dan Kohl Sandra Krumroy Ann Kuehnle Roger Kurth Chris Langenburg Laura Levander Pam McAmis Pam Mertka Mickey Meyer Vickie Michels Patty Miller Jay Moffit Barb Mulherin John Mullan Ron Potter Carol Pruess Ronda Riddle Kay Robinson JoAnn Ross Terry Rouse Roxanne Ruchotzke Jack Sauer Craig Schroeder Debra Scott John Schultz Bruce Seehusen Denise Soteros Kym Speer Donna Tenley Tami Thomson Gerald Timm Sandra Unruh Arlene Wagner Danny Wagner Deanna Weber Kathy Weber Nancy Weber Mike Weber Janine Weets Betty Weiland Lee White Gary Whitman Sheryl Wenndt Ben Williams Kent Williams Class Leaders Heading the senior class are: (Top-Bottom) President Tom Donohoe, Vice-President Rita Freeman, Trea The junior leaders are: (L-R) Treasurer Mark Glover, surer Denise Steckly and Secretary Debra Sauer, Vice-President Victor Randolph, President Dale Brou- lik and Secretary Mary Schultz. i Sophomore class officers are: (L-R) Secretary-Trea- surer Lynn McCullough, President Cindy Yock and Vice-President Gave Fleckhait: Freshmen class officers are: (L-R) Secretary Barb Mul- herin, President Kent Williams, Vice-President Bruce Seehusen and Treasurer Terry Rouse. Sponsored by: Lawson Insurance Agency, Olin, Ia. 484-2218. 3471 LNIGNLS — ‘ieee -_ Summer Softball First Row: (L-R) Joy Svoboda, Debbie Crock, Denise Steckly, Debbie Mey- Coach Jensen gives a signal to Lin- er, Lisa Hatcher, Second Row: (L-R) Coach Bob Jensen, Debra Kurth, Col- coln's upcoming batter, The sea- ette Cook, Diane Steckly, Jane Sauer, Lori Gronewald. Third Row: (L-R) son's record was 15 - 6, Tammy Jensen, June Walshire, Susan Broulik, Carol Pruess, Rhonda Heg- arty, Denise Soteros, Summer Softball Season Record RIVAL WE THEY Tipton 16 15 Tipton 1. 73 Olin 11.0 ned Oxford Junction 17 +16 Lost Nation or. 4 Clarence Lowden 5 4 Wheatland 3 10 Delwood Ft ay'7. Midland 22 9 Bennett 8 20 Iowa City High 19 18 Calamus 3 a4 Solon 80°. 3 Durant 15, 13 Iowa City West 16 Delwood 12 Olin Clarence Lowden Oxford Junction Preston °°Calamus Conference game Sectionals °¢ Districts Fall Softball Fall Softball Season Record RIVAL WE THEY Lisbon 9 Delwood 7 DeWitt 13 Tipton 14 Wheatland 13 Clarence Lowden 8 DeWitt 10 Bennett 11 Tipton pt 12 Lost Nation 15 7 Oxford Junction 19 15 Durant 2 12 Calamus S 14 Delwood 6 7 Conference game First Row: (L-R) Joy Svoboda, Susan Broulik, Janet Wagner, Kris Speer, Debbie Meyer, Colette Cook, Denise Steckly, Debra Sauer, Diane Steckly, Mgr. Lisa Hatcher, Second Row: (L-R) Mgr, LeAnne Bohr, Rhonda Heg- ee Te arty, Pam Mertka, Lori Gronewald, Carol Pruess, Denise Cook, Annette Maher, Jane Sauer. it a Ri | eR ne ee ee — ae in — o- Sa Coach Jensen Comments On The Season The team lacked depth; there were no outstanding players, Fundamentals and mental preparation were the things we worked on the most. T would like to see many more young girls out for softball. There is no way Lincoln softball can be strong if we don't have girls developing in the sport at the freshmen and sophomore level to take the place of established players who graduate, Right now I see this as our biggest weakness, Sponsored by: Thumma's DX Service, Stanwood, Ia, 945-3595. Summer Baseball Season Record RIVAL WE THEY Tipton 7 6 Clarence Lowden Tipton Olin Oxford Junction Lost Nation Clarence Lowden Wheatland Delwood Bennett Calamus Midland WON -4 LOST -9 SECTIONAL - Tipton 1 HH = BDONnNNHO ao HRW Junior Varsity Baseball Record RIVAL WE THEY Bennett 2 9 Bennett 21 0 Clarence Lowden 2 8 Midland 12 0 Delwood 5 6 Midland 10 4 Anamosa 2 3 Anamosa 3 0 Chuck Bails was named with the Best Performance of the 1974 Summer Season. Summer Baseball First Row: (L-R) Steve Flockhart, Mike Long, Bret Horr, Chuck Weiland, Mike Flockhart, Jim Jewell, Russ Bequeaith, Chuck Bails, Second Row: (L-R) Coach Doug Jackson, Alex Taylor, Stan Roush, John Kuehnle, Paul Bails, Kent Williams, Dan Wagner, Mgr. Randy Wagner, The squad played well throughout the season in that they were unexperi- enced as we had no seniors on the team. We were in every ballgame and shut out only once by the score of 3 - 0 at the hands of Calamus, the Con- ference Champs. The varsity finished with a 4 - 9 record and the junior varsity at 4 - 4, The varsity was lead by Bret Horr at 361 and Chuck Bails at 350, while Alex Taylor with an average of 380 was the leading J.V. hitter. The '74 campaign provided a great deal of experience for our squad and with everyone back we are looking forward to a great '75 season. Coach Jackson, Junior Varsity Football - = o ee oe 73 A 82) 31 BR 7 4. +9 v 6) 7 De ‘74 Pah 4 Ore to! in? iy! Noe ‘a ear Bt oe pal dels 2 try j Z : First Row: (L-R) Roger Griffith, Gary Whitman, Darren Coppess, Dan Kohl, Kent Meyer, Leonard Barnette, Rob Cole, Ron Potter, Danny Wagner. Second Row: (L-R) John Grunder, Mark Coppess, Dan Driscoll, Jeff Odeen, Scott Tenley, John Mullan, Roger Kurth, Lee White, Kerry Koch. Third Row: (L-R) Kevin Horman, Garry Worby, Mike Whitman, Delbert Coppess, Stan Roush, Kent Williams, Mike Long, Sam Kohl, Chuck Gesling, Victor Randolph. Coach Doug Jackson commented, The gridiron season was completed with a record of 2 wins and 3 los- ses, The team played well on de- fense throughout the campaign but had difficulty generating on offense, Defense was our strongest suit as the juniors and sophomores had the defensive unit. These same people will be counted on next year to fill the positions lost by graduation of our seniors, With the loss of 12 seniors the experience gained, through our J.V. program, will be a valuable asset to those men re- turning for the '75 campaign. J.V. Football Season Record RIVAL WE THEY Tipton 6 32 Lisbon 0 6 Olin 6 0 Midland 0 20 Bellevue 20 6 Varsity Football First Row: (L-R) Mgr. Craig Schroeder, Mgr. Dan Wagner, Jeff King, Jim Koch, Tom Platner, Don Griffith, Vic Randolph, Sam Kohl, Jim Jewell, Coach Jim Wendel. Second Row: (L-R) Joe Unruh, Mike Whitman, Jeff Odeen, Kent Meyer, Bill Broulik, Leonard Barnette, John Grunder, Chuck Gesling, Grayland Crist. Third Row: (L-R) Steve Flockhart, Scott Tenley, Bret Horr, Chuck Weiland, Mike Flockhart, Kevin Horman, Delbert Coppess, Dan Driscoll, Roger Griffith, Mark Coppess, Fourth Row: (L-R) Stat. Joy Svoboda, Larry Gronewald, Dale Broulik, Gary Whitman Gerald Timm, Ron Potter, Darren Coppess, Dan Kohl, Kerry Koch, Mike Long, Fifth Row: (L-R) Greg Levander, Stat. Denise Steckly, Brian Walshire,Dan Koch, Keith Beck, Randy Bunge, John Mullan, Stan Roush, Kent Wil- liams, Denny Meyer. ‘ Forty-five football players, 11 of whom were seniors and 8 returning letter winners, took to the football field on a hot August day. The players had a dream of winning a third straight conference champion- ship. But, this dream never came true. Coach Wendel commented, The 1974 football team finished on a winning note and ended the season with a 5-4 record after a slow start. Our conference record was 4-3 and placed us in a tie for fourth. Next year we return seven or eight fine experienced players and hope the knowledge they gained will allow them to win the 1975 conference race, The 1974 football records were kept by three fine statisticians. They were Joy Svoboda, Denise Steckly and Colette Cook. Thanks girls for a great job! Co-sponsored by: Benny's Hard- Football Co-captains and Most Valuable Player. (L-R) Dan Koch and Brian ware, Olin, Ia., 484-2272. Kim- Walshire were named co-captains of the football team. Tom Platner, a jun- ball Jack Jill, Olin, Ia., 484- ior, was named Most Valuable Player. 2268, Football seniors: Brian Walshire, Jim Koch, Keith Beck, Randy Bunge, Dan Koch, Bill Broulik, Mike Flockhart, Don Griffith, Greg Levander, Denny Meyer. Conference award winners: Dale Broulik, Jim Jewell, Dan Koch, Keith Beck, Brett Horr, Tom Platner. RIVALS Durant Guttenberg Lisbon Preston East Dubuque Bellevue Olin Midland Clarence Lowden Co-sponsored by: Cook's Hardware, Mechanicsville, Ia, 432-7711. Clarence Maher Electric, Mechanicsville, Ia. 432-6646, Homecoming Change and new ideas were characteristic of Home- coming '74, Mingling originality with tradition, the annual festivity was extra-special. All Homecoming events were held on Friday, Sept. 27th, In the afternoon, a parade of floats, royalty and clowns was led by the marching band through down- town Stanwood on its way to the football field, There the cheerleaders plus clowns held an enthusiastic pep rally featuring a skit by the king and queen candidates and of course Coach Wendel's introduction of the foot- ball team. That evening the team faced a formidable opponent, the Preston Trojans. Down 6 points at the half, the Panthers weren't able to pull out of the slump in time, losing 6-12, ee Le ay Spirits were still up for the Homecoming Dance immed- iately after the game in the gym. Enoch Smokey pro- vided the music while tradition was broken twice-- crowning Queen Lori Williams and for the first time a King, Mike Unruh, at the dance, So Homecoming ended with a flourish, and everyone is eager for next year's! ee we | Sponsored by: Midway Lanes, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8245, Volleyball Varsity Volleyball Season Record RIVALS WE THEY DeWitt Iowa City (City) Camanche North Scott C edar Rapids Kennedy Mount Vernon DeWitt Iowa City (West) Mount Vernon Iowa City (City) Clinton North Scott Iowa City (West) Northeast ooor WwWWW NFWOOOrFr OFS FPNOWWWNWW WwW Varsity-First Row: (L-R) Kathy Unruh, Marie Brannaman, Coach Marilee Oldorf, Edna Dohmen and Diana Lehrman. Second Row: (L-R) Mgr. Mary Doty, Cindy Weber, Dee Ann Tenley, Peggy Weber, Carol Crock, Denise Soteros, Mgr. Laura Seeley and Mgr. Kerin Andrew. Co-sponsored by: Ce-Co - Tom Railsback, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6336, Bargain Corner, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6346. Co-captains are Left To Right, Nancy Griffith, Barb Miner, Marie Brannaman, Kathy Unruh. J.V. Volleyball Season Record =f Ee m RIVALS WE DeWitt Iowa City (City) Camanche North Scott Cedar Rapids Kennedy Mount Vernon DeWitt Iowa City (West) Mount Vernon Iowa City (City) Clinton Jr. Varsity-First Row: (L-R) Donna Tenley, Barb Miner, Coach Marilee Old- North Scott orf, Nancy Griffith, Marilyn Stovall. Second Row: (L-R) Carol Crock, Darla Iowa City (West) Lehrman, Betty Weiland, Mgr. Laura Seeley, Mgr. Kerin Andrew, Denise So- Northeast teros, Mgr. Mary Doty, Debra Kurth, ooon SONWNWONNN pp NNN O E z L 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 The 1974-75 Volleyball season started with 3 returning lettermen and lots of new talent. When asked about the season Coach Oldorf re- plied, The season record points out a loosing season, but it doesn't show team improvements, nor the close games and matches. Caliber of opponents played gave us stiff com petition and good trained experience for upcoming seasons. The most improved player for the season was Marilyn Stovall. The person who contributed the most in practice was Diana Lehman. Kathy Unruh was the leader in team spirit. Diana Lehrman was high scorer for the season. Returning lettermen are Left to Right, Marie Brannaman, Kathy Unruh and Cindy Weber, Cheerleaders Varsity Football Front: (L-R) Linda Robinson, Shelly Flockhart, Kaylene Jilovec, Back: (L-R) Janis Crist, and Lori Kleppe. Senior girls' dressed up as clowns to help with cheering at games, JV Football Front: (L-R) Roxanne Ruchotzke, Teri Cole, Teree Thomson, Barb Mulherin, and Nancy Weber, On-The-Move Varsity Wrestling Front: (L-R) Janice Studer, Kerin Andrew, Debi Wagner, Mary Schultz, and Kaylene Jilovec. J.V. Basketball Front: (L-R) Mary Butler, Teree Thomson, Sharon Bohr. Back: (L-R) Barb Mulherin, and Teri Cole. Varsity Basketball Front:(L-R) Shelly Flockhart, Lori Williams, Julie Cole. Back: (L-R) Lori Kleppe, Debra Sauer, and Janis Crist. Co-sponsored by: Flockhart's Drive Inn, Stanwood, Ia., 945-6660, Doris' Flower and Gift Shop, Stanwood, Ia., 945- 6161. ree Varsity Girls’ Basketball First Row: (L-R) C. Zenishek, D. Lehrman, D. Meyer, E. Dohmen, P. Weber, L. Weber, and V. Hoy. Second Row: (L-R) Coach Bob Jensen, Asst. Coach James Wendel, L. Gronewald, L. Bohr, A. Maher, C. Weber, C. Cook, K. Speer, and M. Randolph. Third Row: (L-R) L. Odeen, D. Steckly, S. Scott, C. Tenley, J. Svoboda and L. Hatcher. 1974-75 was a strange year for the Pantherettes, We set a new school record for points scored, we played some excellent defense, but consistency was something which constantly eluded us, Squad mor- ale was good all season and while the win - loss record was disap- pointing, there was a great mea- sure of satisfaction derived from team work and its accompanying camaraderie, Coach Jensen. Sponsored by: Vern Svoboda Pioneer Seeds, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6601. Girls' Basketball Season Record RIVALS WE THEY Durant 51 58 Calamus 52 57 Olin 63 45 West Liberty 49 48 Lisbon 74 32 Norway 73 rir Clarence Lowden 59 64 Wheatland 49 Oxford Junction 67 Wheatland 73 Midland 57 Lost Nation 44 Olin 61 Bennett 77 Calamus 85 Delwood 61 Clarence Lowden 55 Regis 37 Springville 57 Central City 68 C. R. Kennedy 68 There two seniors received the honor of being selected 2nd team All Conference. Standing is Le- Anne Bohr and seated is Joy Svoboda. Sponsored by: The North Cedar Press, Mechanicsville, Ia,, 432-5231. Boys’ Varsity Basketball First Row: (L-R) Jim Jewell, Second Row: (L-R) Coach Larsen, Chuck Bails, Jack Robinson, Stan Roush, Steve Flockhart, Mike Long, Manager Randy Wagner. Third Row: (L-R) Grayland Crist, Mike Flockhart, Chuck Gesling, John Kuehnle, Paul Bails, Alex Taylor, Coach Jackson, Sponsored by: Weber Bros., Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6358, ia ie Selected to the All-Conference Honorable Mention this year were: (L-R) Chuck Bails a senior and Jim Jewell a junior. Basketball Season Record RIVALS WE THEY Durant 53 Olin 83 Lisbon 55 Norway 49 Clarence Loweden 60 Wheatland 76 Oxford Junction 54 Wheatland 58 Midland 48 Durant 52 Lost Nation 39 Bennett 57 Clarence Lowden 43 Calamus 77 Delwood 74 Calamus 55 Olin 94 Clarence Lowden 45 5 wins and 13 losses Our seasons' record of 5 wins and 13 losses was disappointing, but there were many games that could have gone into the win column. We played well against the teams that won the conference, but didn't have quite enough to win those games. There were times when we played very good basketball. The first Wheat- land game, we shot 60% from the field and dominated from start to finish as we scored a 76-40 win. Both games with Calamus were good even though we were defeated 91-77 and 61-55 in overtime. The best quarter of ball came in the sectionals, where we came from behind in the second quarter to lead at the half of the Clarence Lowden game, outscoring them 20-7. Our shortcomings were in the area of rebounding and consistent play. The kids gave it a good go, but in most cases were out rebounded, Varsity Basketball Co-captains: . Chuck Bails and Mike Flockhart. Many teams lose their big players this year and next year. We should be in a real battle for first division, The panthers will be in battling for the Conference Trophy. Coach Jackson, Sponsored by: Clarence Savings Bank, Clarence, Ia., 452-3155. Wrestlers Achieve Winning Record Happiness is a winning wrestler, Coach Rick Elliott discusses the strategy for the rest of the match with Keith Beck during a break in the action. Sponsored by: Montz Implement, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-5271. First Row: (L-R) Mike Weber, Roger Griffith, Bud Michels, Gordon McDowell, Gary Whitman, Cliff Taylor, Bart Decaluwe, Kent Meyer, Leonard Barnette. Second Row: (L-R) Coach Rick Elliott, Brent Montz, Brian Coppess, Tom Platner, Mike Armstrong, Vic Randolph, Dan Himes, Joe Unruh, Third Row: (L-R) Brian Montz, Keith Beck, Mike Unruh, Bret Horr, Don Griffith, John Grunder, Coach Barry Schrag. The 1974-75 wrestling team has been the best wrestling team Lin- coln has produced in nine years, The team ended the season with a 6-4 record, They also placed 3rd in the Benton, Tipton and Albur- nett tournaments and 5th at Mid- land's tournament and the Wilton sectionals, Aggressive wrestling and the de- sire to win characterized this year's wrestling squad, Impressive perfor- mances by Joe Unruh, Keith Beck and Mike Unruh aided by the lea- dership of seniors Brian Montz, Bart Decaluwe, Dan Himes, and Don Griffith guided our team toa winning 6-4 season, Keith Beck, this year's outstanding wrestler, led the Panthers with 19 wins, In ad- dition to tournament titles from Alburnett and Benton Community, Keith also qualified for the district tournament at Belle Plain, Be- cause of the foundation this year's seniors have built, next year's team should even be better. Comments by Coach Elliott. This year's heavyweight wrestler was Bret Horr. In this picture Bret controls his opponent by breaking him down, Sponsored by: Dean's Hawkeye, Mechanicsville, Ia, 432-6648, Wrestling seniors-First Row: (L-R) Brian Montz, Bart Decaluwe, Sec- ond Row: (L-R) Don Griffith, Dan Himes, Third Row: (L-R) Mike Unruh, Keith Beck, Nice job, guys! RIVALS WE THEY Midland Central City 38 North Linn Tipton Northeast Lisbon Iowa City Regina West Liberty Alburnett West Branch 6wins 4 losses ¢ Co-sponsored by: Fields Clothiers, Tipton, Ia., 886-2116, Farm House @ Foods, Tipton, Ia., 886-6161, The 1974-75 Wrestling Co-captains were: (L-R) Junior Joe Unruh, and Seniors Brian Montz and Keith Beck, All these guys had commendable records and we're looking forward to have Joe back for the 75-76 year, J.V. Boys’ Basketball J.V. Boys' Basketball - First Row: (L-R) Danny Wagner, Steve Flockhart, Mike Long, Second Row: (L-R) Mark Glover, Russ Bequeaith. Third Row: (L-R) Bruce Seehusen, Stan Roush, Jack Robinson, Alex Taylor, Grayland Crist, Chuck Gesling, Kent Williams, Coach Larsen, Mgr. Randy Wagner, Season Record RIVALS WE Calamus 45 Olin 61 Bennett Olin Olin Durant Midland Clarence Lowden Lisbon Midland Lost Nation Lisbon Tipton Tipton Clarence Lowden Tipton Tipto n These guys worked hard for every- thing they got. They worked asa TEAM the way games are won, not as individuals looking for self-rec- ognition, They make up for size in pure attitude and desire, With a little work this summer on their own they'll be ready for a winning season for Lincoln next year. With a season record of 13-3 we see great hope for these boys next year and hope that we can get Danny Wagner and everybody else to grow another 6-8 inches, Com- ments by Coach Larsen, Sponsored by: Mechanicsville Trust Savings Bank, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-5273. J.V. Girls’ Basketball J.V. Girls' Basketball - First Row: (L-R) Coach Wendel, Renae Dickey, Dee Ann Kirkpatrick, Edna Dohmen, Di- anna Lehrman, Susan Broulik, Rhonda Hegarty, Laurie Weber, JoAnn Ross, Carol Pruess, Denise Soteros, Second Row: (L-R) Judy Armstrong, Pam Mertka, Annette Maher, Chris Zenishek, Colette Cook, Kris Speer, Lori Grone- wald, Tami Thomson, Janine Weets, Denise Cook, Kay Robinson, Arlene Wagner, Diane Dodge, Kathy Weber. The girls had a fine season, Our WISE METER OTe older squad members showed fine leadership and were responsible for Season Record their good record. Some of our RIVALS WE younger players developed and Olin 42 gave the squad some much needed Calamus 38 help, Lost Nation 57 Lisbon 49 Most of the girls showed much Midland 24 improvement as the season went West Liberty 26 along. With a season record of 11- Bennett - 54 3 the girls made an outstanding Clarence victory. Comments by Coach Lowden ral Wendel. Lisbon 49 Clarence Lowden 41 Midland 53 Olin 57 Bennett 63 C. Rapids Regis 48 Diane Steckly goes for a shot. Co-sponsored by: The Golden Mirror, Stanwood, Ia., 945-6616, V.A. (Pete) Wood - Trojan Seed Corn, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3563. Bowling Bottom to Top: Mary Spratte, Sec- ond Row: (L-R) Deb Meyer, Joy Svoboda, Third Row: (L-R) Colette Cook, Carol Pruess, State Bowling Participants Jim Jewel Paul Bails Sammi Scott Delbert Coppess Kent Williams Total-1950 Ave, -130 Mary Spratte Deb Meyer Joy Svoboda Carol Pruess Colette Cook Total-1780 Ave, -119 (L-R) Kent Williams, Paul Bails, Jim Jewel, Sammi Scott, Delbert Coppess, Co-sponsored by: Dr, R. B. Tuberty, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8114. Mount Vernon Ford, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8855. COACH JENSON- I was very gratified to have a large number of girls out. The team's enthusiasm was relatively high the whole time. Unfortunately, wea- ther and other circumstances did not al- low us to condition very much, It'sa young squad with very few seniors, so it should be a strong team again next year. Seven Years In A Row Nobody seems to know how many fingers to hold up, but everyone's happy to win the Wapsie Conference for the seventh year in a row! The '75 track season was a bit bizarre. Foul weather cancelled 3 of the first meets, and the team ran in their first competition (placing second) at the Spartanette Relays, April 14, One highlight of the season was the squad's seventh consecutive victory at the Wapsie Conference meet. Lincoln also won the Mideast Conference and their own Swampsie Relays--both new events this year and hopefully new traditions, too, Kym Speer set a new school record in the long jump at districts with a jump of 16'8 1 4 over Kathy Murfield's jump of 16'7 . The jump qualified for the State meet along with the 880 yd. relay (Chris Zenishek, Kym Speer, Janice Studer, Kris Speer) and Janet Wagner in the 100 meter hurdles, Only 3 members were seniors, so next year's team should be just as successful. Chris Z. sprints to a hand-off. Chris R. in competition. Wapsie Champs 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 Kym sprints to a hand-off, The squad: First Row: (L-R) Coach Jensen, Janis Christ, Linda Weber. Se- cond Row: Laura Levander, Anne Seebach, Debby Meyer, Janet Wagner, Sandy Unruh, Chris Langenburg. Third Row: Kym Speer, Joy Svoboda, Colette Cook, Sharon Bohr, Kay Robinson, DeeAnn Kirkpatrick, Shery! Wendt. Fourth Row: Chris Zenishek, Shelly Flockhart, Mellody Randolph, Diane Dodge, Laurie Weber, Janice Studer, Arlene Wagner, Fifth Row: Pam Mertka, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Nancy Weber, Sheri Weber, Rhonda He- garty, Wendy Weber (captain), Chris Ruchotzke, Susan Bulger. Janet flies over a hurdle. Chris Z., Janet W. (Top) plus Kris S., Janice S., Kym S. qualified for State. Co-sponsored by: Schoff Construction Co., Lisbon, Ia., 455-2323. Little Bandit Cashway Lumber Inc., Lisbon, Ia., 455-2828. r n SYSSRNNN AX way Greg Hegarty qualified for the 1975 Boys' State Track Meet in the pole vault, Comments by Coach Linder: Even though we did not have a large number of meet wins we still had alot of individual success. Many of our relay times were comparable to other years. We have a good class of upcoming seniors and under- classmen, so we are looking forward to a more successful year next year. Three graduating seniors will be missed next year. They are Mike Flockhart, Jim Koch and Mike Un- ruh, Overall I feel our boys had an en- joyable year and enjoyed the com- petition throughout the season. First Row: (L-R) Mr, Mike Armstrong, Kevin Flockhart, Dean Boesenburg, Mark Glover, Randy Wagner, Brent Montz, John Grunder, Ron Potter, Mar. Gary Whitman, and Mgr. Mark Bunge. Second Row: (L- R) Mickey Meyer, Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Greg Hegarty, Bruce Thumma, John Licht, Mike Whitman, Chuck Gesling, Tom Platner, and Larry Gronewald, Third Row: (L-R) Bud Michels, Greg Levander, Brian Walshire, Mike Unruh, Mike Flockhart, Don Griffith, Jim Koch, Brent. Coppess, Garry Worby, Gary Un- ruh, and Steve Flockhart. New school records for the year of 1975 are: Shot put - Larry Gronewald 47' 9 1 2 Pole Vault - Greg Hegarty it 6 The returning letterwinners are First Row: (L-R) Jim Koch, Don Griffith, Mike Flockhart, Mike Unruh, and Brian Walshire. Second Row: (L-R) Tom Platner, Mike Whitman, Chuck Gesling, Larry Groneward, Greg Hegarty, Mgr. Mike Armstrong. Carol Crock, Cindy Weber, and Linda Weber work hard as Edna Dohmen gets caught by the camera. Greg Hegarty shows his ability at pop can construction as he glues the final pieces into place, Mrs, Jackie Moffit shows Cindy Yock the techniques of cake decorating. Here are a group of girls showing their talent in many crafts, Miss Bohlken and Wendy Unrun gaze at the selection of plants for a terrarium, Bret Horr examines and refinishes his gun stock. This gun care course was a first for mini-courses. Mini-Courses Kerin, Dee and Barb carefully add one more coat of varnish to their decoupage projects, With the help of a few hard working teachers and stu- dents, Lincoln was given a very educational and in- teresting week of mini-courses, New things were added to the curriculum of the past years such as the over- night camp-out, which was a lot of fun despite the cold temperatures; skiing trip at Galena, with its few bumps and bruises; and the delicious cooking courses, such as simple candy making and the bachelor courses, It was a change from the long hours of the school rou- tine, but many will confess they were extremely tired from the busy schedule they had each day, It was a week that we're sure no one will forget! Publications’ Class First Row: (L-R) Joy Svoboda, Victor Randolph, Kristi Wenndt. Second Row: (L-R) Marcia Crock, Kris Speer, Edna Dohmen, Kerin Andrew, Third Row: (L-R) Lisa Hatcher, Colette Cook, Randy Wagner, John Kuehnle, Barb Miner, DeeAnn Tenley. Fourth Row: (L-R) Cindy Weber, LeAnne Bohr, Advisor Mr. Don Dop. To the ignorant observer, the publications’ class looks like modified chaos where everyone makes their own noise and confusion. Unbeknownst to all, it is actually very organized (behind the scene, of course). 7th hour starts simultaneously with a few writers pecking on typewriters, others scribbling at a desk; clamors from the photographers for passes to the mysterious darkroom; those higher up in the pecking order grabbing assignments out of the file cabinet or distributing abundant advice, Mr. Dop gives his daily announcement, All right, people--let's get busy with something! If you don't have anything to do, Kris will find you something, Newspaper articles for the Lincoln Log are due on Wednesday, more than a week before that issue comes out on Thursday. Lisa Hatcher, the editor, proofreads all the material handed in and forwards it on to Mr. Dop for his approval, The photographers type (with a maximum of 2 fingers) the cap- tions for their pictures, and disappear back to the darkroom. The annual takes more class time--devising lay-outs, writing copy, figur- ing up headline space, proofreading, labeling everything twice, proofread- ing and finally proofreading, There is more pressure to get the annual work done, since there are definite deadlines to be met with the company pub- lishing the yearbook and it's Kristi Wenndt's (editor) responsibility to make sure it gets done, No matter what publications LOOKS like, the class gets a lot done and is a great improvement over the separate newspaper and annual staff. These 12 girls and 3 boys deserve much praise and credit for their work, Co-sponsored by: Don Dop Real Estate, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3580. Ropa's Store, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3921, (LEI a First Row: (L-R) J. Koch (vice-pres.), J. Svoboda (treas.), L. Hatcher (sec.) K. Wenndt (Pres.), Mr. Linder (advisor), Second Row: T, Platner, B. Montz, D. Griffith, M. Armstrong, V. Randolph, S. Kohl. Third Row: K. Andrew, C. Cook C. Pruess, C. Schroeder, D. Kohl, K. Ford, R. Wagner. Fourth Row: E. Dohmen, K. Bishop, M, Brannaman, M. Whitman, J. Grunder, B. Montz. ‘ The 1974-1975 Student Council was an energetic group. It was the year of crowning a Homecoming King as well as a Queen, It was the year of the tardy slip and new relations between students and faculty. A new student phone was in- stalled and the pop machine was kept full to the brim by council members, Student Council held fund drives for the African drought victims and Hurricane Fifi victims and the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. During the year, officers at- tended a state convention at Ames and a district one at Tipton, Student Council organized and sponsored the annual Christmas party plus three other assem- blies, The Music Loft of Cedar Rapids presented a musical show; Chaplain Jim Post spoke on life in Kansas State Prison. Eddie Cole and Aaron Johnson, expert gymnists, performed death defying feats on the trampoline and demonstrated other physical fitness products made by the Nissen Corporation, Sponsored by: Lincoln Student Council. National Honor Society The Regular and Graduate members include First Row: (L-R) Rita Free- man-G, Marcia Crock-G, Lisa Hatcher-G, Linda Odeen-G, Marie Bran- naman-R, Cathy Thomson-R, Tami Rochau-R. Second Row: Joy Svoboda- G, Colette Cook-R, Kris Speer-R, Kerin Andrew-R, Cindy Weber-R, Edna Dohmen-R, Kris Wenndt-G, Mary Schultz—-R. Third Row: Chuck Weiland- G, Jeff King-G, Bret Horr-R, Sam KohlI-R, Dennis Sloan-R, Victor Randolph-R,. G denotes Graduates; R denotes Regular members. The Probationary members include First Row: (L-R) Carol Crock, Jane Sauer, Cindy Yock, Linda Robinson, Lynn McCullough, Diane Lehrman, Second Row: Mark Coppess, Gary Taylor, Stan Roush, Dale Broulik, John Licht, Jack Robinson, Jeff Odeen, Officers are (L-R) Chuck Weiland, Sec.-Treas.; Joy Svoboda, Pres.; Lisa Hatcher, V-Pres. Co-sponsored by: Rochau TV Sales and Service, Tipton, Ia., 886-2929. R M Bakery, Tipton, Ia., 886-2558. Big Bands @ Co-sponsored by: Tipton Greenhouse Center Garden, Tipton, Ia., 886-2524, Dr. R. H. Doering, Tipton, Ia 886-6222 z a ae The stage band attended Jazz Fes- tivals at Augustana, Wartburg, Drake, UNI, and Washington, Iowa. They did well at all, The concert band gave two concerts e and worked diligently the rest of the Je « 7 9 time. They received a II rating for A, ¥ their work at contests, The concert h| ‘ - band members are: (Top Center) First Row: Donna Krumroy, Alice Pa ‘ ; Crock, Susan Broulik, Laura Levan- ’ ; ae der, Lori Kleppe. Second Row: Ker- v ; ; 4 ‘ in Andrew, Carol Crock, Lisa Licht, Kris Speer, Kym Speer, John Kuehn- le, John Licht, Mark Broulik, Tom Koch, Debra Sauer. Third Row: Betty Weiland, Rhonda Hegarty, Susan Albaugh, Lori Williams, Fourth Row: Karen Whitman, Becky Sheldon, Chris Ropa, Craig McDow- ell, Bill Broulik, Kent Williams, Greg Levander, Mark Coppess, Jane Sauer, Jim Lawson, Mike Whitman, John Grunder, Jeff Schnipkoweit, John Moneypenny, Dennis Sorenson, Gary Taylor, Galen Brendes. Fifth Row: Lori Grimm, Mary Mindham, Kelly Meyer, Ben Williams, Mr. Robert Meyer, Dale Broulik. mma Co-sponsored by: Don's Giant Discount Foods, Tipton, Ia., 886-2143, Tipton State Bank, Tipton, Ia., 886-6181 Vocal Department This happy group of kids, received a II rating at contests. Frist Row: (L-R) Jane Sauer, Melody Randolph, Carol Crock, Barb Mulherin, Laura Seeley, Donna Krumroy, Sheryl Wendt, Jim Rouse, Kevin Flockhart, Lynn McCul- lough, Betty Weiland, Laurie Weber, Tammy Thomson, Diane Dodge. Second Row: (L-R) Mrs. Schaefer, Mary Butler, Denise Cook, Kathy Moravek, Marcia Crock, Carla Koch, Kris Wenndt, Kay Robinson, Dale Broulik, Kent Williams, Debra Sauer, Rhonda Hegarty, Susan Broulik, Sandy Brunscheen, Pam Mertka. Third Row: (L-R) Teri Cole, Karen Whitman, Carol Pruess, Diana Lehrman, Pam McAmis, Russ Bequeaith, Delbert Coppess, Bill Broulik, Ron Potter, Mark Coppess, Sharon Bohr, Cindy Yock, Kris Speer, LeAnne Bohr. Fourth Row: (L-R) Chris Ruchotzke, DeeAnn Kirkpatrick, Lori Kleppe, Chris Zenishek, Shelly Flockhart, Denise Soteros, Gary Taylor, Micky Meyer, Mark Kuehnle, Dennis Sorenson, Anne Seebach, Renae Dickey, Lisa Hatcher, Judy Armstrong, Linda Robinson, - Co-sponsored by: Guys N Gals, Tipton, Ia., 886-2553. United Telephone Co, of Iowa, Tipton, Ia., 886-2450, Chorus is... These are the faces of the Girls' Chorus, if they look particularly happy, it is because they received a I at contests. First Row: (L-R) Jane Sauer, Melody Randolph, Carol Crock, Barb Mulherin, Laura Seeley, Kris Wenndt, Donna Krumroy, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomson, Diane Dodge. Second Row: (L-R) Teri Cole, Mary Butler, Denise Cook, Kathy Moravek, Pam McAmis, Carla Koch, Susan Broulik, Lynn McCullough, Debra Sauer, Laurie Weber, Sandy Brunscheen, Third Row: (L-R) Mrs. Schaefer, Karen Whitman, Carol Pruess, Diana Lehrman, Marcia Crock, Kay Robinson, Sheryl Wendt, Sharon Bohr, Kris Speer, Linda Robinson, Betty Weiland, Pam Mertka, Fourth Row: (L-R) Chris Ruchotzke, DeeAnn Kirkpatrick, Lori Kleppe, Chris Zenishek, Shelly Flockhart, Denise Soteros, Anne Seebach, Renae Dickey, Lisa Hatcher, Cindy Yock, Judy Armstrong, LeAnne Bohr. Co-sponsored by: Cedar Lanes, Tipton, Ia., 886-2857. Dr. W. J. Kopsa Dr. O. E. Kruse, Tipton, Ia., 886-2182, Marching Band The 1974-75 Lincoln Marching Band was directed by Mr. Robert Meyer and their King and Queen were Dale Broulik and Denise Steckly. This was the second year for honor and color guard, This group brought back four alumni, Kathy Moravek, Lori Williams, Karen Whitman, and LeAnne Bohr. The new recruits were Kenlyn Kruse, Dawn Worby, Barb Mulherin, and Janet Bohr. The majorette was Linda Odeen, The band participated in a few parades including the Clinton Mardi Gras on Halloween night. It also was our second year to go to Clinton and also our second year to get rained on at Clinton. The band also participated in the annual homecoming festivities, Among the favorites of the band are the Stripper and the Bud Song . And just plain old marching every morning first hour, And don't forget those mornings when you all got up at six to make it for early practice, Dream of all those fond memories and that drum roll and that kick off, then left, right, left, right, left, for those of the band that could not keep step. And those loud squad captains screaming, Hey you get in line! Co-sponsored by: Scotty's Place, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6623, William's Feed Service, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432- ya gv On a Friday night and very early Saturday morning Lin- coln musicians ventured to Miles to participate in State Small Group Contests. Among those involved were 13 vocal and instrumental soloists, In the Upper Left picture are Kris and Kym Speer who received Division I ratings on instrumental solos, In the Upper Right are pictured those who took vocal solos and received Division I and II ratings. They are: (L-R) Lisa Hatcher II, Linda Robinson II, Mellody Ran- dolph II, Gary Taylor I, Shelly Flockhart I, and Lori Kleppe I. Seated Middle Left are Lori Kleppe and Lisa Hatcher who received a Division I rating on their vocal duet. On the Lower Right are those who received Division II ratings on their instrumental solos, Front Row: (L-R) Dale Broulik, Laura Levander, and Gary Taylor. Se- cond Row: (L-R) Kerin Andrew, John Licht, Bill Brou- lik, and Kent Williams. On the Lower Left are those who received Division I ratings on instrumental ensembles. They are Jeff Schnipkoweit, John Moneypenny, Dale Broulik, and Gary Taylor (trombone quartet), Kym and Kris Speer (unlike duet), and Lori Kleppe, Laura Levander (flute duet), FFA MEMBERS-First Row: (L-R) Mr. McNeeley, D. Coppess, D. Kohl, T. Rouse, S, Scott, L. Odeen, S. Kohl, T. Donohoe, C. Weiland, K. Jilovec, K. Beck, M. Miner, R. Potter, Mr. Massom, Second Row: (L-R) B. Kirstein, J. Fisher, M. Spratte, J. Wagner, T. Thomson, T. Cole, C. Pruess, K. Jilovec, G, Lehrman, L. Barnette, K, Horman, D. Spratte, D. Coppess. Third Row: (L-R) R. Kurth, C. Schroeder, D. Bulger, B. Horr, J. Billick, K, Meyer, D. Tenley, B. Coppess, K. Fisher, B. Freeman, J. Sauer, D. Driscoll, M. Hegarty. Fourth Row: (L-R) C. Pearson, K. Sulzner, D. Coppess, J. Rouse, T. Bulger, S. Moffit, G. Timm, J. Moffit, G. Unruh, D, Bosenberg, G, Crist, B. Weets, J. Odeen, S. Tenley, M. Unruh, Co-sponsored by: Buell Jackson Sons, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6962, Hugh Lamont, Inc., Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6613. FFA Candidates and their escorts from: (L-R) Chris Ruchotzke, Keith Beck, Tami Rochau, Mike Unruh, Glenn Lehrman, Christine Zenishek, Sammi Scott, Kerin Andrew, Center: (L-R) 1974-75 FFA Sweetheart Lori Williams and FFA President Ken Jilovec. The North Cedar FFA Banquet was held April 9th at the Stanwood gymnasium. People receiving awards from Lincoln were Dennis Pearson, Brent Coppess, Chuck Weiland, and Sammi Scott for Parlimentary Procedure. Chuck Weiland, Sam Kohl, and Carol Pruess were awarded Chapter Scholarships. Carol Pruess and Dan Kohl were awarded Star Greenhands. Tom Donohoe was awarded Chapter Leadership and Parlimentary Pro- cedure. Creed Speaking was awarded to Carol Pruess. Brett Freeman was awarded the Extem poraneous Speak- ing award. Ken Jilovec was Chapter Star Farmer and received an award for his Treasurer's book. Sam Kohl received the Beef Production and Secretaries’ book awards. Keith Beck received an award for his Reporter's scrapbook. The Livestock Production award was pre- sented to Keith Beck. Sammi Scott received the Home Improvement award. This was the first year that Lincoln and Clarence Low- den joined together and formed the North Cedar FFA. Mr. McNeeley and Mr. Massom spent time at both schools working with the agriculture classes and FFA members. The joint effort proved to be educational for all those involved. The 1975-76 FFA Sweetheart Tami Rochau and the 1974-75 North Cedar FFA President Ken Jilovec. Co-sponsored by: Cedar-Johnson Farm Service Co., Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6614, Family Hardware, Mechanics- ville, Ia,, 432-7715. First Row: (L-R) Debra Wagner, Colette Cook, LeAnne Bohr, Peggy Weger, Cindy Weber, Mike Armstrong, Jim Koch, Chris Ruchotzke, Wendy Weber, Kerin Andrew, DeeAnn Tenley. Second Row: (L-R) Kathy Unruh, Marie Brannaman, Debra Kurth, Joy Svoboda, Lisa Hatcher, Cathy Tenley, Denise Steckly, Debra Sauer, Lori Kleppe, Carol Pruess, Diane Steckly, Susan Broulik, Kris Wenndt, Carol Crock, Third Row: (L-R) Edna Dohmen, Sandra Scott, Marcia Crock, Rita Freeman, Vicki Hoy, Julie Cole, Lori Williams, Linda Odeen, Janis Crist, Kaylene Jilovec, Janice Studer, Kevin Koob, Perry Murfield, Shelly Flockhart. Fourth Row: (L-R) Linda Robinson, Mike Long, Bret Horr, Paul Bails, Victor Randolph, Grayland Crist, Sam Kohl, Debra Meyer, Janet Wagner, Randy Wagner, Kris Speer, Chris Zenishek. Fifth Row: (L-R) Chuck Gesling, Jim Jewell, Mike Whitman, Stan Roush, Mike Flockhart, Chuck Bails, Tom Platner, Mike Unruh, Don Griffith, Dale Broulik, Brian Montz, Brian Coppess, Steve Flockhart, Roger Griffith. Co-sponsored by: J M Sundries, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6415, Seehusen Insurance Agency, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6571. Pep Club First Row: (L-R) D. Krumroy, D. Cook, C. Pruess, A. Kuehnle, R. Ruchotzke, T. Cole, T. Thomson, S. Unruh, L, Levander, K. Meyer, L. Licht, M. Mindham, M. Schultz, J. Cole, L. Williams, L. Robinson, C. Yock, L. Kleppe, K. Robinson, Mr. Epperly. Second Row: (L-R) R. Hegarty, J. Armstrong, K. Weber, C. Ropa, R. Krumroy, K, Unruh, J. Ford, J. Weber, P. Rhoads, B. Seehusen, B. Kurth, K. Timm, R. Dickey, K. Koob, J. Sauer, P. Bails, D. Coppess, T. Rouse, D. Wagner, M. Weber, M. Bunge, K. Oxley, C. Zenishek, Third Row: (L-R) S. Bohr, S, Wendt, C. Langen- burg, L. Johnson, D. Moffit, T. Platner, T. Donohoe, J. Rouse, L. Odeen, L. Weber, J. Crist, K. Jilovec, J. Studer, R. Griffith, P. Murfield, D. Sloan, T. Bunge, R. Weber, B. Mindham, D. Coppess, L. Weber, S. Brunsheen, Fourth Row: (L-R) D. Soteros, D. Kirkpatrick, T, Platner, D. Griffith, M. Unruh, A, Maher, G, Unruh, N. Weber, J. Ross, J. Weets, C. Thompson, D. Wagner, K. Andrew, K. Crist, B. Klein, M. Railsback, V. Darrow, R. Roelf, P. Doser, J. Rouse, S. Flockhart, D. Sauer, Fifth Row: (L-R) P. Mertka, M. Butler, R. Weber, B. Mulherin, R. Bunge, J. Money- penny, G. Lehrman, R. Boots, G. Pearson, G. Timm, J. Moffit, D. Worby, A. Crock, A. Wagner, J. Bohr, G. Bren- des, B. Dohmen, D. Coppess, D. Spratte, G. Whitman, D. Dodge, R. Dickey, K. Speer, Sponsored by: Home Town Dairies, Leroy and Steve Harris, Olin, Ia., 484-2471. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS ver ONCE UPON A MATTRESS, the satirical version of an old fairy tale, is the inside story of what really happened to the famous princess who was so sensitive that she couldn't sleep on twenty downy mattresses when one pea was placed underneath, CAST Minstrel-Bill Broulik, Princess no, 12-Anne Seebach, Wiz- ard- Mark Kuehnle, Lady Larken-Lori Kleppe, Queen Ag- gravain-Kris Wenndt, Prince Dauntless-Dale Broulik, King Sextimus-Tom Donohoe, Jester-John Kuehnle, Sir Studley- Bart Decaluwe, Sir Luce-Randy Wagner, Lord Daniel-Perry Murfield, Lord Christopher- Darren Coppess, Lord Howard- Delbert Coppess, Lord Michael-Greg Levander, Lady Row- ena-Debra Sauer, Lady Lucile-Susan Broulik, Sir Harry-Jim Koch, Kitchen Wench 1-Vicki Hoy, Kitchen Wench 2-Kay Robinson, Princess Winnifred- Laura Levander, Emily-Mary Butler, Lady Mabelle-Julie Cole, Nightingale-Kay Robin- son, Lady Beatrice-Chris Zenishek, Lady Dorothy-Diane Dodge, Lady Dora-Barb Mulherin, Lady Judith-Anne See- bach, Lady Elizabeth-Jane Sauer, Lady Margaret-Pam Mc- Amis, Lady Phyllis-Sherry Butler, Lady Merrill-Shelly Flockhart, PRODUCTION STAFF Director-Linda Uthe, Musical Director-Linda Schaefer, Ac- companist-Joyce Eilers, Assistant Director-Scott Moffit, Stage Manager-Perry Murfield, Prompter-John Licht. CREWS SET-Gene Schaefer (coordinator), Delbert Coppess (head) Darren Coppess, Roger Griffith, Mickey Meyer, Lee White, PROPS- Mary Schultz (head), Cindy Yock. COSTUMES-Debbie Butler (coordinator), Sandy Brun- scheen (head), Sherry Butler, Mellody Randolph, Denise So- teros, Sheryl Wendt. PROGRAMS-John Licht (head), Judy Armstrong, LuAnn Gronewold, Carla Koch, Diana Lehrman. MAKE-UP-Kris Oxley (head), Carol Pruess, Lori Williams, PUBLICITY-Linda Robinson (head), Kerin Andrew, Mar- cia Crock, Renae Dickey, Kris Wenndt. DINNER-Kathy Lamont (coordinator), LeAnne Bohr (head), Denise Cook, Mary Doty, Diane Hines, Carol Pruess, Linda Robinson, Cindy Yock, TICKETS-Carol Crock (head), Kathy Moravek. LIGHTS- Mike Armstrong (head), Marcia Crock, Dee Ann Kirkpatrick, Kym Speer. TT ee rrr ou Unlike any other year, instead of having one play with one director, Lincoln decided to have three one act plays with student directors, with help from an experienced director. PLAYS, CASTS, and DIRECTORS DEATH OF A HIRED MAN-Directed by Tom Donohoe, Warren-Greg Levander, Mary-Joy Svoboda, Edna-Vicki Hoy, Silas-Bud Michels, CASE OF HUMANITY VS, PONTIUS PILATE-Directed by Dale Broulik, asst. director-Shelly Flockhart. Defense-Kris Wenndt, Prosecution=Mark Kuehnle, Bailiff-Betty Weiland, Recorder- Mary Doty, Ester-Dee Ann Kirkpatrick, Mary- Shelly Flockhart, Salome-Chris Zenishek, Claudia Anne Seebach, Caiaphas-Brian Montz, Annas-Mark Glover, Nico- demus-Bart Decaluwe, Joseph-Perry Murfield, Pilate-Gary Taylor, Judge-Susan Broulik, Reporter-Mary Spratte. SMALL WORLD OF MILLIE McIVOR-Dire cted by Sandra Scott, asst, director-Denise Steckly. Millie-Laura Levander, Lucy-Linda Odeen, Johnathan-Randy Wagner, Toby-Brett Freeman, Mrs, Gifford-Laurie Weber, Mr. Hornbuckle-Jeff Odeen, Mrs, Hornbuckle-LeAnne Bohr, CREWS LIGHTS-John Licht. COSTUMES-Kris Oxley, Kris Wenndt, Shelly Flockhart. COORDINATION SUPERVISOR-Mr. Barry Schrag, PROGRAMS AND POSTERS-Lori Williams, PROPS- Penny Weber, TICKET SALES-Kathy Moravek, MAKE-UP- Deb Sauer, Lisa Hatcher, Lori Kleppe. PUBLICIT Y-Shelly Flockhart. SET CREW-Mike Armstrong, Jim Rouse, Dennis Coppess, Kent Williams, Mike Doser, Mike Unruh, Dennis Pearson, Mike Wagner. USHERS, TICKETS, AND PROGRAMS -Linda Robinson, Cindy Yock, Carol Pruess, Kaylene Jilo- vec, Kerin Andrew, Janice Studer, Laura Seeley, Diana Lehrman, Jane Sauer, Janis Crist, Danny Wagner, and Alex Taylor, Co-sponsored by: Koch's Paint Co., Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-7744 Forest Johnson Crow's Hybrids, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6371 Speech Contests Large group contestants who received division II ratings at Districts for Choral Reading were From: (L-R) Dee Ann Kirkpatrick, Kristi Wenndt, Anne Seebach, Carol Pruess, Perry Murfield and Christine Zenishek, Back: (L-R) Shelly Flockhart, Mark Kuehnle, Bart Decaluwe and Mr. Schrag, Kristi Wenndt and Mark Kuehnle received division I rat- ing for Duet Acting. State speech qualifiers: (L-R) Kristi Wenndt, I in Poetry and II in After Dinner Speaking. Kevin Koob, I in Radio News Announcing. Anne Seebach, II in Improvisational Storytelling. Kristi Wenndt and Mark Kuehnle, II in Duet Acting. Laura Seeley, II in Interpretive Reading. Small group contestants who received division I ratings at Districts were Kristi Wenndt, Laura Seeley and Kevin Koob. Other participants from: (L-R) Anne Seebach, Linda Weber, Laura Seeley, Laurie Weber and Dianna Lehrman. Back: (L-R) Kristi Wenndt, Mr. Schrag, Kevin Koob, Perry Murfield, Mark Kuehnle, Dee Ann Kirkpatrick and Shelly Flockhart received division II ratings. Co-sponsored by: Hi-Way Gardens, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3592, Jim Koering Standard Tank Wagon, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3382, Barbara Barnette Sandra Benge Janet Bohr Galen Brendes Shelly Bromell Mark Broulik Debra Coppess Kevin Crist Alice Crock Sandra Dains Valerie Darrow Bob Dohmen Tracey Donohoe Tracey Gronewald Karen Havel Carol Hines Debra Horr Joe Hunt Janelle Jacobs Julie Kirstein Bill Klein Anna Kohl Dianna Kurth Steve Mertka Linda Meyer Lori Meyer Brenda Michels Bill Mindham Dawn Moffit John Moneypenny Dolores Payton Theresa Platner Tom Poduska Matt Polhamus Jeptha Randolph Dianna Rich David Rich Robin Roelf Chris Ropa JoAnn Rouse Dennis Schnipkoweit Jeff Schnipkoweit Robin Seeley Dennis Studer Tom Strickler Sally Svoboda Larry Tenley Robi Unruh Wendy Unruh Adrianne Wagner Jeff Walshire Ricky Weber Theresa Weber Dawn Worby Eighth Graders Available Seventh Graders Jay Albaugh Tim Billick Teresa Brannaman Laura Broulik Robert Bulger Tracy Bunge Patty Butler Jane Cole Cam Coppess Kelly Coughlin Janice Dauber Joyce Dauber Regina Dickey Pat Doser Julie Ford Lori Ford Debra Glover Lori Grimm Kristie Guthrie Linda Gutwiler Mike Gutwiler Ronnie Hearn Rusty Hearn Terry Horner Jim Horr Sandi Hoy Tom Ko ch Andy Kohl Rhonda Krumroy Kenlyn Kruse Becky Kurth Lisa Licht Rodney Marlatt Steve McCullough Shelly McDowell Cindy Mertka Kelly Meyer Paige Meyer Pam Meyer Mary Mindham Bob Moravek Kurt Oxley Karen Paulsen Woodrow Payton Mark Proctor Mike Railsback Pam Rhoads Todd Riddle Barbara Ruchotzke Sandi Sander Brenda Seehusen Becky Sheldon Ronnie Skow Patty Steckly James Stovall Doug Taylor Sandy Taylor David Tenley Jolene Tenley Karen Timm Karen Unruh Marty Waddell Brenda Wagner Dan Wagner Lyn Wagner Jody Weber Ronnie Weber Susan Weets Lisa White Kim Willett Bill Yock Jr. High Football First Row: (L-R) Mgr, Bill Mindham, Mike Railsback, Marty Waddell, David Tenley, Doug Taylor, Cam Coppess, Ronnie Weber, Robert Bulger, Jeff Walshire, Andy Kohl, Jeptha Randolph, Dennis Studer. Second Row: Matt Pol- hamus, Pat Doser, Paige Meyer, Bill Klein, Steve McCullough, Jim Horr, Bill Yock, Kurt Oxley, Tracey Bunge, Mike Gutwiler, Mark Proctor, Ronny Hearn, Mgr, Jay Albaugh, Third Row: Coach Rick Elliott, David Rich, Galen Brendes, Rick Weber, Mark Broulik, John Moneypenny, Joe Hunt, Tom Koch, Steve Mertka, Bob Dohmen, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Ron Skow, Terry Horner, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Mgr. Bob Moravek, Asst. Coach Neil Orthner, Season Record Jr. High Football RIVALS WE THEY Clarence Lowden 2 Olin 0 Lisbon 0 Midland 12 Preston 18 Co-sponsored by: Kaliban Appliance Co., Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8389, Shutt's Pharmacy, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-6248. Jr. High Softball RIVALS Wheatland Calamus Clarence Lowden Lisbon Wheatland Clarence Lowden First Row: (L-R) S. Svoboda, C. Ropa, K. Willet, R. Seeley, and P, Steck- ly. Second Row: (L-R) V. Darrow, J. Kirstein, J. Bohr, Coach Oldorf, D. Worby, D. Horr, R. Unruh and T. Weber. Third Row: (L-R) A. Wagner, S. McDowell, B. Sheldon, S. Sander, L. Grimm, J. Ford, S. Hoy, M. Mind- ham, L. Licht, B. Wagner, K. Meyer, T. Donohoe, and A. Crock, Coach's Comments: The Lincoln girls showed lots of interest and enthus- iasm for fall softball. We had a majority of the girls out for this sport and this made it difficult to play the girls as much as they would like during each game. All girls that stayed with the sport played in at least half of the games. Pitching was better this season than the past and hitting was our best skill of the game. Co-sponsored by: Davis Farm Equipment Co., Tipton Ia., 886-6175, Stoltz Cleaners, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8403. 69 Jr. High Wrestling Wrestling team shot First Row: (L-R) Steve Mertka, Cam Coppess, Jim Horr, Second Row: (L-R) Mike Gutweiler, Ronnie Weber, and Bill Yock, Third Row: (L-R) Coach Rick Elliott, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Mark Broulik, Bob Mora- vek, Joe Hunt, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Bill Mindham, Andy Kohl, Jeptha Randolph, James Stovall, and Mgr, Larry Tenley. The jr. high wrestling squad con- sisted of eight 8th graders and eight 7th graders, Coach Elliott commented, Though our jr. high team was inexperi- enced, they worked very hard this year in mastering the basic moves and concepts. With their enthusiasm the 8th graders will be a welcome addition to the high school squad, The 7th graders determination pro- mises to prove next year's jr. high team highly successful. Day Frock Shop, Tipton, Ia,, 886- Co-sponsored by: Petersen Hardware Co., Tipton, Ia., 886-6524. Mode O 9) - 6337. Jr. High Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders-First Row: (L-R) Barbara Ruchotzke, Patty Butler. . ; 5 €, Second Row: (L-R) Lynn Wagner, Debra Coppess, JoAnn Rouse, and Barb - 4 Barnette. Rd : ; ' 4 | : ke “ B asketball Cheerleaders Top To Bottom Anna Kohl, Barb Ruchotzke, Barb Barnette, Patty Butler, JoAnn Rouse, and Debra Coppess. Wrestling Cheerleaders-First Row: (L-R) Barb Ruchotzke. Second Row: (L-R) Patty Butler, Anna Kohl, Barb Barnette, JoAnn Rouse, and Debra Coppess. Co-sponsored by: Styling Hut, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-5210. Boots' Body Shop, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-6311. First Row: (L-R) Chris Ropa, Lori Grimm, Teresa Platner, Mary Mindham, Sandy Taylor, Janet Bohr, Dawn Worby, Adrianne Wagner, Debbie Horr, and Brenda Wagner. Second Row: (L-R) Brenda Seehusen, Julie Kirstein, Becky Sheldon, Karen Unruh, Sandi Hoy, Julie Ford, Jody Weber, Pam Rhoads, Patty Steckly, Lynn Wagner, and Robi Unruh, Third Row: (L-R) Pam Meyer, Linda Gutwiler, Karen Havel, Sandi Sander, Karen Timm, Becky Kurth, Lisa Licht, Sally Svo- boda, Lori Meyer, Dawn Moffit, Alice Crock, and Mrs. Oldorf. Fourth Row: (L-R) Teresa Brannaman, Robin Seeley, Cindy Mertka, Debbie Glover, Shelly McDow- ell, Kelly Meyer, Tracey Donohoe, Linda Meyer, Sandy Benge, Susan Weets, and Kristie Guthrie, The little Pantherettes ended their season with a 3-8 record, But it wasn't from lack of trying! The following pictures show their fight- ing spirit. Top: Two Lincoln girls fight for the ball. Middle: Sandi Hoy tries to dribble around the de- fense. Bottom: Dawn Worby leaps up to block a pass, S¥e,, oo att , Wry Zz {7 Co-sponsored by: Casterline Hamiel Dedinger, Tipton, Ia., 886-6113. DeWayne's, Tipton, Ia., 886-2758. First Row: (L-R) Doug Taylor, Rusty Hearn, Mark Proctor, Pat Doser, and Bob Moravek. Second Row: (L-R) Jay Albaugh, Ron Hearn, Steve Mc- Cullough, Tracy Bunge, Ron Skow, and Kurt Oxley. Third Row: (L-R) Kevin Crist, Galen Brendes, John Moneypenny, Bill Klein, Tom Puduska, Rick Weber, Bob Dohmen, and Tom Koch. Girls' Season Record Boys' Season Record RIVALS WE THEY Tipton 28 30 RIVALS WE Tipton 38 32 Bennett 21 Bennett 18 20 Calamus 40 Calamus 26 34 Clarence Tipton 34 41 Lowden Tipton 34 35 Lisbon Clarence Bennett Lowden 35 32 Midland Lisbon 27 34 Olin Bennett 30 42 : 7; Midland 32 43 The jr. high counterparts of the Olin 7 42 high school boys’ basketball team had a very fine season. The pic- tures on this page show their rough and tough spirit. Co-sponsored by: Cookie's Electric, Mechanicsville, IA., 432-6911. Yules DX Service, Mechanics- ville, Ia., 432-7750. Jr. High Boys’ Track First Row: (L-R) Bill Yock, Mike Gutwiler, Jim Stovall, Dan Wagner, Kurt Oxley, Coach Epperly. Second Row: Rusty Hearn, Ronny Hearn, Pat Doser, Mark Proctor, Cam Coppess, Jeptha Randolph, Ronnie Weber, Tom Strickler, Andy Kohl, Matt Polhamus, Third Row: Jay Albaugh, Terry Horner, Kevin Crist, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Mark Brou- lik, Rick Weber, Galen Brendes, John Moneypenny, Joe Hunt, Tom Koch, The 1975 track season started with a total of 25 wil- ling guys with a willing coach, together they made the season a most interesting one. The track boys did very well this year. It seemed like they really wanted to work hard and have a fun time, said Coach Epperly. The most improved track members this season were Rick Weber and Dennis Schnipkoweit. The jr. high guys placed second in the Conference, se- cond at Wilton, third at Solon. Co-sponsored by: Iowa Electric Light Power Co., Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-6218, Stoll's Variety Department Store, Mount Vernon, Ia., 895-8642. Jr. High Girls’ Track First Row: (L-R) C. Ropa, L. Licht, K, Meyer, T. Donohoe, D. Moffit, L. Grimm, P, Steckly, K. Coughlin, Coach Oldorf. Second Row: B. Kurth, P, Butler, B. Ruchotzke, K. Havel, T. Platner, L. Broulik, L. Meyer, B. Wagner, S. Sander, Third Row: a Tayior, B. Seehusen, D. Coppess, K. Timm, D. Worby, P. Rhoads, J. Weber, K. Unruh, S. Hoy, L. Meyer, B. Sheldon, S. Benge, W. Unruh, S. Dains, S. Weets, D. Rich, J.H. Girls' Track Season Record lst at the Mount Vernon Dual 3rd at the Solon Invitational (7 team participation) 3rd at the Wapsie Conference 1st at the Triangular at Bennett 1st at the Triangular at Tipton 2nd at the Triangular at Midland 1st at the Triangular at Clarence The 1975 jr. high girls' track squad consisted of 30 energetic ready to go girls and one ready to go coach. The squad finished high in the con- ference and area according to meet records, said Coach Oldorf. The mile relay team set a new record for the school and the 440 relay team tied the past best time. Coach Oldorf commented, the entire squad was enthusiastic and worked for the points earned. 19 of the 30 girls were this year letter winners. Karen Havel with 111 pts, and Jody Weber with 68 pts. were highscorers, Class Officers RERRRRMSEE J wus Seventh grade officers are First Row: (L-R) Vice-Pres- ident Doug Taylor, President Pat Doser, Secretary Barb Ruchotzke, Second Row: (L-R) Treasurer Bill Yock, Reporter Becky Kurth and Reporter Laura Broulik. Eighth grade officers are: (L-R) Treasurer John Money- penny, President Jeff Walshire, Vice-President JoAnn Rouse and Secretary Chris Ropa. Sixth Graders Bill Armstrong Jim Barnelle Theresa Boysen Sandy Bromell Christie Brown Joan Bulger Tammy Cornelius Melanie Coughlin Rick Dains .Chuck Domer Dennis Ford Kelvin Fisher Lori Greene Amy Griffith Lana Gronewald Dee Himes Janet Hubler Mark Jurgensen Kevin Kainz Nancy Klemme Craig Kleppe Karl Koch Ken Koob Sara Kuehnle Ron Kurth Karen Langenburg Jane Levander Brian Meyer Sharon Miller Jill Moffit Julie Moneypenny Steve Moravek Kelly Oxley Kim Paulsen John Poduska Phil Railsback Madonna Randolph Judy Rouse Todd Rouse Donald Schnipkoweit Gerry Sheldon Pam Soteros Diane Tenley Karen Tenley Kandy Thomson Ricky Thomson Susan Unruh Coy Wagner Mary Wagner Mary Weber Shelly Weber Deanna Wendt Kirk Wenndt Cheryl Whitman Jody Willey Mrs. Kuntz Mrs. Sauer Co-sponsored by: Jack's Truck Trailer Sales, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3326, E.W. Speer, DVM, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3346. Fifth Graders Jerry Barnette Robin Baxa Andy Benge Caral Boysen Penny Brown Tom Crock Jim Curtis Jeff Davidson Bernita Davis Dwight Davis Karen Dohmen Doug East Bruce Flockhart Pam Ford Penny Griffith Suzy Grimm Janet Gutwiler Teresa Hearn Lisa Hein Keith Jones Bruce Kral Dale Kruse Terry Lehrman Christine MacDonald Brad Marlatt Mike McAmis Brenda McLand Charles Michels Kevin Paulson Beth Proctor Shelly Robinson Debbie Roelf Esthyr Ropa Scott Schroeder Terry Schnipko weit Shelley Scott Kim Shriver Scott St.John John Stoval John Swehla Greg Taylor Judy Unruh Greg Wagner Cheryl Weber Connie Weber Kristie Weber Mike Weiland Lois White valerie Wiggins Robert Willett Marie Christian Sara Corbin Co-sponsored by: Stanwood Business Association, Stanwood, Ia. Jack Robinson Lime and Rock, Stanwood, Ia. 945-6629 David Albaugh Doug Albaugh Sally Armstrong Angie Block Robert Boysen Steve Brown Shelly Bunge Sherry Burkhead Molly Cashman Pam Christee Terri Cornelius Bob Daines Rod Dickey Alesia Domer Scott Donohoe Scott Flynn Danny Ford Alan Gadke Kathy Gutwiler Jill Hegarty Brian Jackson Kathy Jilovec Dale Johnson Ann Jurgensen Melinda Jurgensen Melody Kirstein Tammy Klemme Nate Kohl Betsylee Kral Jane Kuehnle Daren Lehrman Alan MacDonald Carol McAtee Scott Merfeld Vonda Meyer Jean Mindham Anita Rigby Terry Rigby Jeff Rhoades Darcie Schnipkoweit Todd Schroeder John Skow Craig Smith Jane Strickler Teree Thomson Terry Waddell Verna Wagner JoAnn Willey Janel Zimmerman Mrs. Lamp Mrs. Mull Fourth Graders Co-sponsored by: J. Edward Crock Insurance, Mechanicsville, Ia. 432-6603 Stanwood Hardware, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3537 Third Graders Adam Baxa Francis Billick Kathy Boysen Pam Brown Penny Conley Stephanie Curtis Todd Daves Brad Davidson Randy Dickey Carolyn Dohmen Mark Doser Wayne Flockhart Pam Goldsmith Matt Grimm Kellie Guthrie Bruce Hanks Cindy Helle Lynn Hoffman Joey Inman Scott Jackson Jeff Jacobs Jennifer Jacobs Danny Johnson Terri Johnson Deron Jurgenson Shanda Knight Joel Kruse Lisa Kurth Amy Levander Tina Licht Byan Lovell Stacy McAtee Nicoli McCullough Susie Mindhim Frank Mixell Dianna Myers Tim Poduska Roger Poller Craig Proctor Paul Randolph Greg Railsback Tim Rouse Mike Sanders Kim Schroeder David Skow Mike St. John Lisa Techau Debbie Tenley Pam Tenley Bruce Voss Brad Young Chuck Wagner Dennis Weber Kellie Zimmer Mrs. Brand Miss Caldwell Co-sponsored by: Pro Gro, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-5275 Gibeaut Insurance Agency, Mechanicsville, Ia., 432-7211 Second Graders Kathy Aberle Tim Ary Teri Bell Matt Bickford Jodi Brendes Bryan Brown Rod Bunge Barbara Christee Meloni Cook Joe Corbin Mike Daines Tim Davidson Steve Doser Dean East Craig Flynn Lori Flynn Patty Ford Sherri Gesling Brian Gutwiler Sheryl Hasselbusch Tina Johnson Janette Jurgensen Diane Kainz Bobby Klemme Chad Kleppe Hope Krumroy Susie Kruse Beth Kutschat John Lamont Bruce Lehrman Wayne Lehrman Kris Lund Andrea Matheny LeRoy McCall Sherry Meyer Darel! Michel Shawn Miller Tracy Miller Mike Paidar Pam Paidar Gaylin Paulson Melvin Potter Shelly Pruess Lori Robinson Vonni Robinson Darold Schnipkoweit Ricky Scott Bill Steckly Rhonda Tenley Tina Thomson Karen Voss Jeanine Wagner Sally Weber Willie Wells Sheryl Wendel Peggy Wooge Rod Zimmerman Mrs. Ferguson Mrs. Hanks 3 Yb i Co-sponsored by: Hein Feed Center, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3307 ,) ade S tanwood Fina, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3911 First Graders Chris Block Jeff Brunscheen John Butler Candi Cubbage David Curtis Paula Davis Angie Domer Sherri Flynn Bobby Hanks Steve Hein Brad Jackson Bobby Johnson Danele Johnson Shelia Kamerling Kim Kral Jeff Linder Brenda Lovell Michelle Marlatt Dale McAmis Jeff Mertka Jackie Mertka Vonda Meyer Angie Miller Marlo Paulson David Petersen Kris Schroeder Kristin Shriver Carmen Smith J.R. Stout Larry Techau Denise Tenley Ruth Ann Tenley Michelle Thompson Donna Wood Margie Yock Bobby Young Mrs. Inman Mrs. Steffens Co-sponsored by: Rustic Villa, Stanwood, Ia., 945-8596 George's Steak House, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3395 Kindergarten Karen Aberle Heather Adam Diane Bair Tommy Bell Sheryl! Boots Steve Broulik Carolyn Corbin Barb Crock Lisa Dains Brian Dohmen Mike Fagan Mike Flynn Chad Gadke Kerrie Guthrie Michael Hall Teresa Hasselbusch Mickey Hearn Deanna Himes Wendy Hoffman Amy Sue Inman Tom Jackson Gene Jones Tony Koch Marshall Kroemer Sarah Kutschat Chris Lamont Bill Miller Cheryl Miller Denise Moravek Brian Mullan Brenda Myers Susan Paidar Jesse Phelps Debbie Plale Paula Rigby Ray Ropa Tyler Rouse Debbi Sander Dave Sloan Lynn Swallom Tony Wagner Sheila Wendel Jimmy Wethington Tommy Wiggins Jacki Wooge Suzy Zerbe Mrs. Long Co-sponsored by: Jack's Feed Grain Inc., Stanwood, Ia., 945-3321 Hawkeye Transport, Stanwood, Ia., 945-6657 Elementary aides are: (L-R) Mrs. J. Flockhart, Mrs, J. Levander, Absent from picture is Mrs. R. Becker, Mr. Neal Orthner teaches elementary physical educa- tion and is the jr. high football and basketball coach, Mrs. Sweet teaches music with Ron Dickie's help. At Left, Mrs. Hess teaches elementary art while a few students help to show the class. Above, Mrs. Barry teaches special reading to the youngsters, Sponsored by: Production Credit Assn., Tipton, Ia., 886- 6143. Senior Supplement BAILS, CHUCK-Baseball 4, Bas- ketball 4, L-Club 4, BECK, KEITH--FFA 4, Football 4, King Candidate, L- Club 4, Nation- al Honor Society 3, Wrestling 4. BISHOP, KATHY- Student Council 2, Volleyball 1 1 2. BOHR, Le ANNE-Basketball 4, Cho- rus 1, Girls Chorus 1, L- Club 3, Pep Club 1, Publicati ons 1, Softball Man- ager 1, Spanish Club 1, Student Coun- cil 1, Track 2. BROULIK, BILL-Band 4, Chamber Choir 1, Chorus 2, Football 4, Pep Band 4, Plays 2, Stage Band 4, Wrestling 2, BULGER, SUSAN-Spanish Club 1. BUNGE, RANDY-Football 4. COLE, JULIE- Cheerleading 3, Cho- rus 3, Girls Chorus 1 2, L-Club 3, Pep Club 3, Plays 2, Queen Candi- date, Swing Choir 2, Sweetheart Candidate. CRIST, RANDY-Chamber Choir 1, Chorus 1, Baseball 1, Swing Choir 1, Track 1, CROCK, DEBBIE-Basketball 4, L- Club 4, Spanish Club 1, Softball 4, CROCK, MARCIA-Band 3, Basketball 2, Chamber Choir 1, Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, L-Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Pep Band 3, Plays 1, Pub- lications 1, Speech 1, Track 2. DAWSON, DON-Wrestling Manager aS DECALUWE, BART-L- Club 1, Speech, 1, Wrestling 1. DONOHOE, TOM-FFA 4, Plays 2, Student Council 2. DUNSTON, DAVID- Basketball 2, Baseball 1, FLOCKHART, MIKE- Basketball.4, Baseball 4, Football 3, L-Club 4, Track 2, FREEMAN, RITA- Basketball 2, Cheerleading 1, L- Club 1, Nation- al Honor Society 2, Pep Club 1. GRIFFITH, DON-Footbal!l 1, L- Club 1, Student Council 1, Track 2, Wrest- ling 3. HATCHER, LISA-Band 3, Basket- ball 4, Chamber Choir 1, Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, L-Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Pep Band 3, Plays 2, Publications 4, Softball 1, Soft- ball Manager 1, Speech 1, Stage Band 1, Student Council 2, Swing Choir 2, Track 2, HAVEL, RANDY-FFA 4, HIMES, DAN- National Honor So- ciety 1, Wrestling 1. HOY, VICKI-Basketball 2, Basket- ball Manager 1, Drama Club 1, Marching Band Twirler 3, Plays 2, Speech 1, JILOVEC, KEN-FFA 4, Football 3. KING, JEFF=Footbal!l 3, National Honor Society. KLEPPE, LORL-Band 4, Cheerlead- ing 4, Chorus 4, Drama Club 1, Girls Chorus 1, L-Club 4, News- paper Staff 1, Pep Club 4, Pep Band 4, Plays 3, Queen Candidate, Stage Band 1, Swing Choir 3, KOCH, DANIEL-Band 3, Basket- ball 4, Chorus 2, Football 4, King Candidate, Newspaper Staff 1, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 2, Swing Choir 2, Track 1. KOCH, JIM-Football 4, L- Club 3, Newspaper Staff 1, Plays 1, Student Council 2, Track 4, Wrestling 1, KUEHNLE, JOHN-Band 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Drama Club 2, L- Club 1, Pep Band 4, Plays 4, Pub- lications 1, Speech 1, Stage Band 2. LAWSON, JIM-Band 4, Basketball 2, FFA 4, Pep Band 3, Stage Band 3. LEHRMAN, DARLA-Volleyball 1. LEHRMAN, GLENN-FFA 4 Pep Club 3. LEV ANDER, GREG- Band 4, Foot- ball 4, King Candidate, Pep Band 4, Plays 1),Stage Band 2, Track 4, McCULLOUGH, CRAIG-Basket- ball 1, McDOWELL, CRAIG- Band 4, Na- tional Honor Society 1, Pep Band 4, Stage Band 4, Wrestling 1. MEYER, DEBBY-Basketball 4, L- Club 3, Pep Club 1, Softball 4, Track 4, MEYER, DENNIS+Basketbal! 1, Football 4. MONTZ, BRIAN- Chorus 3 1 2, Dra- ma Club 2, L-Club 3, Plays 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Swing Choir 1, Wrestling 4, ODEEN, LINDA-Band Majorette 1, Baton Twirler 3, Basketball 4, FFA 3, L_-Club 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, Pep Club 4, Student Coun- cil 1. OXLEY, KRIS-Band 3 1 2, Pep Club 2, Pep Band 3 1 2. PEARSON, DENNIS-FFA 4, Footbal Manager 1, L-Club 3, Wrestling 2, Wrestling Manager 1. PODUSKA, DAVID SAUER, DEB-Band 4, Cheerleading 4, Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, L- Club 4, Pep Band 4, Pep Club 4, Plays 2, Queen Candidate, Softball 2, Stage Band 4, Sweetheart Candidate. SCOTT, SAMMI- Chorus 2, FFA 4, Plays 1, Wrestling 2. SCOTT SANDRA- Basketball 4, L- Club 4, Plays 1, Track 1, SEEBACH, ANNE-Chorus 1, L-Club 1, Pep Club.1, Plays 1, Speech 1, Track 1, SPRATTE, MARY Basketball 1 1 2, FFA 1, STECKLY, DENISE- Band 3 1 2, Basketball 4, Football Statistician 1, L-Club 1, Pep Band 3 1 2, Plays 1, Queen Candidate, Softball 3. STRICKLER, JOHN SVOBODA, JOY-Band 3, Basket- ball 4, Chorus 2, Football Statisti- cian 1, L-Club 4, National Honor Society 3, Pep Band 3, Pep Club 1, Plays 1, Publications 4, Softball 4, Student Council 1, Stage Band 3, Sweetheart Candidate. TENLEY, CATHY-Basketball 4, L- Club 1, Pep Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1. UMBDENSTOCK, JOE-Band 2, FFA 2, Football 2, Stage Band 2, UNRUH, MIKE-FFA 4, Football 1, Homecoming King, L-Club 4, Pep Club 3, Track 3, Wrestling 4, WAGNER, DEBI- Cheerleading 4, L-Club 4, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 1. WAGNER, JANET-Basketball 3, FFA 1, L-Club 3, Pep Club 1, Pub- lications 1 2, Softball 1, Track 4. WAGNER, MIKE-FFA 4, L-Club 3, Pep Club 3, WALSHIRE, BRIAN-Basketball 2, Football 4, King Candidate, Track 3. WALSHIRE, EVELYN WEBER, WENDY-Basketball 2, L- Club 3, Spanish Club 2, Track 3, WEILAND, CHUCK-Baseball 4, FFA 4, Football 2, Football Man- ager 1, National Honor Society 3, WENNDT, KRIS- Chamber Choir 1, Chorus 4, Girls Chorus 1, L-Club 4, National Honor Society 3, Pep Club 1, Plays 3, Publications 4, Softball 3, Spanish Club 2, Speech 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Track Manager 2, Volleyball 2. WILLIAMS, LORI-Band 4, Cham- ber Choir 1, Cheerleading 4, Cho- rus 4, FFA Sweetheart, Homecom- ing Queen, L-Club 4, Pep Band 2, Pep Club 4, WILLIAMS, ROGER SENIORS Bails, Charles 18, 42,54,55,80 Beck, Keith 9, 18, 44,45,56-58, 78,79 Bishop, Kathy 18,70 Bohr, Bill 18,41 Bohr, LeAnne 18,52,53,68,74 76, 80, 82,83 Broulik, Bill 18,34,44,45,73,74, 77,82 Bulger, Susan 18,63 Bunge, Randy 18,44,45,81 Cole, Julie 9,19,51,80,82 Crist. Randv 19 Crock, Debbie 19,40 Crock, Marcia 19,30,34,68,71,74, 75,80,82 Dawson, Don 19 Decaluwé, Bart 19,26,27,57,58,82- 84 Donohue, Tom 19,29 31,38,78,79, 82,83 Dunston, Dave 20 Flockhart, Mike 20,34,42,44,45,54, 55,64,65,80 Freeman, Rita 20,34,38,71,80 Griffith, Don 20,44,45,56-58,64 65,70,80,81 Hatcher, Lisa 20,30,34,40,41,52, 68,7,71,74,75,77,80,83 Havel, Randy 20 Himes, Dan 20,57,58 Hoy, Vicki 21,52,80,82,83 Jilovec, Ken 21,78,79 King, Jeff 21,34,44,71 Kleppe, Lori 9,21,30,34,50,51, 73- 75,77,80-83 Koch, Daniel 9,21,44,45 Koch, James 21,44,45,64,65,70, 80,82 Kuehnle, John 21,42,54,68,73,82 Lawson, James 21,73 Lehrman, Darla 21,49 Lehrman, Glenn 22,78,79,81 Levander, Greg 9,22,26,27,44,45, 64,73,82,83 McCullough, Craig 22 McDowell, Craig 22,73 Meyer, Debra 22,34,49,41,52,61, 63,80 Meyer, Dennis 22,44,45 Montz, Brian 22,57,58,70,80,83 Odeen, Linda 22,34,52,71, 76,78, 80,81,83 Oxley, Kris 22,26,27,82,83 Pearson, Dennis 23,79,83 Poduska, David 23 Sauer, Debra 9,23,38,41,51,73-75, 80-83 Scott, Sammi 23,34,61,78,79 Scott, Sandra 23,52,80,83 Seebach, Anne 23,26,27,30,34,63, 74,75,82-84 Spratte, Mary 23,34,61,78,83 Steckly, Denise 9,24,38,40,41,44, 52,76,80,83 Strickler, John 24 Svoboda, Joy 24,30,31,40,41,44, 52,53,61,63,68,70,71,80 Tenley, Cathy 24,52,80 Umbenstock, Joe 24 Unruh, Mike 8,24,47,57,58,64,65, 78-81 Wagner, Debi 24,51,80,81 Wagner, Janet 25,34,41,62,63,78, Index 80 Wagner, Mike 25,83 Walshire, Brian 9,25,44,45,64,65 Weber, Wendy 25,63,80 Weiland, Chuck 25,34,42,44,71,78, 79 Wenndt, Kristi 25,30,31,34,68,70, 71,74, 75, 80, 82-84 Williams, Lori 8,25,47,51,73,76, 79,80,81, 83 Williams, Roger 25 JUNIORS Albauah, Grea 3 Andrew, Kerin 34, 35,48,49,51,67, 68,70, 71, 73,14, 79, 80-82, 83 Armstrong, Mike 35,57,64,65,70, 80,83 Bails, Paul 35,42,54,61,80,81 Benge, Mary 35 Billick, John 35,78 Boots, Rick 35,29,81 Bosenberg, Dean 35,64,78 Brannaman, Marie 35,48,49,70,71, 80 Broulik, Dale 29,34,35,44,45,71, 73,74,76,77,80,82,83 Bulger, Dan 35,78 Cook, Colette, 35,40,41,52,60,61, 63,68,70,71,80 Coppess, Brent 35,64,79 Crist, Grayland 35,44,54,59,78,80 Dauber, Carolyn 35 Dohmen, Edna 35,48,52,60,66,68, 70,71,80 Domer, Vicki 35 Doty, Mary 35,48,49,82,83 Fisher, Kevin 35,78 Ford, Mike 35 Freeman, Brett 35,78,79,83 Gesling, Chuck 35,43,44,54,59,64, 65,80 Glover, Mark 35,38,59,64,83 Griffith, Nancy 35,49 Gronewald, Larry 35,40,41,44,64, 65 Hegarty, Greg 35,64,65 Hegarty, Mike 35,66,78 Hines, Diane 35,82 Horman, Kevin 35,43,44,78 Horr, Bret 35,42,44,45,57,67,71, 78,80 Jewell, Jim 35,42,44,45,54,55,61, 80 Johnston, Walter 35 Kohl, Sam 35,43,44,70,71,78,79, 80 Koob, Kevin 34,35,80,81,84 Kuehnle, Mark 34.35,74,82-84 Kurth, Debra 35,40,49,80 Michels, Bud 35,57,64,83 Miner, Barb 35,49,67,68 Murfield, Perry 35,80-84 Platner, Tom 35, 44, 45,57,64,65, 70,80, 81 Randolph, Victor 35,38,43,44,57, 68,70,71,80,29 Rochau, ‘Tami 35,71,79 Ruchotzke, Christy 35,62,63,74, 75,79,80 Schultz, Mary 35,38,51,71,81,82 Sloan, Dennis 3D, ‘71, ‘81 Soresen, Dennis 35, 73, 74 Speer, Kris 34,35, 41, 52 ,©0,62,68, i, 73-75, res 80 Stovall, Marilyn 35,49 Sulzner, Kevin 35,78 Tenley, Dee Ann 35,48,67,68,80 Tenley, Dennis 35,78 Thomson, Cathy 35,71,81 Thumma, Bruce 35,64 Unruh, Joe 35,44,57,58 Unruh, Kathy 35,58,59,80 Wagner, Randy 35,42,54,64,68,70, 80,82,83 Weber, Cindy 35,48,49,52,66,68 71,80 Weber, Peggy 35,48,52,80 Weets, Ben 35,78 Whitman, Mike 35,43,44,64,65,70, 73,80 Worby, Gary 35,43,64 Zenishek, Christine 35,52,60,62,63, 74,76,79,80-84 SOPHOMORES Albaugh, Susan 36,73 Barnette, Leonard 36,43,44,57,78 Bishop, Randy 36 Bohr, Sharon 36,51,63,74,75,81 Brunsheen, Sandra 36,74,75,81,82 Cole, Robert 36,43 Coppess, Brian 36,57,78,80 Coppess, Delbert 3,6,43,44,61,74, 78,81,82 Coppess, Dennis 36,78,81,83 Coppess, Mark 36,43,44,71,73,73 Crist, Janice 36,50,51,63,80,81, 83 Crock, Carol 36,48,49,66,71,73- 75, 80,82 Darrel, Laura 36 Davis, Sandra 36 Doser, Mike 36,83 Driscoll, Dan 36,43,44,78 Flockhart, Shelly 34,36,50,51,63, 74,75,77,80,82-84 Flockhart, Steve 36,38,42,44,54, 59,80,81 Gronewald, Lori 36,52,60 Grunder, John 36,43,44,57,64,70, 73 Jilovec, Kaylene 36,50,51,78,70, 81,83 Koch, Carla 36,74,75,82 Krumroy, Donna 36, 73-75,81 Lehrman, Dianna 36,48,52,60,71, 74,75,82,83,84 Licht, John 34,36,64,71,73,77,82, 83 Long, Mike 36,42-44,54,59,80 Maher, Annette 36,41,52,60,81 McCullough, Lynn 36,38,71,74,75 McDowell, Gordon 36,57 Meader, Ida 36 Meyer, Kent 36,43,44,57,78 Michels, Laurie 36 Miner, Mike 36,78 Moffit, Michele 36 Moffit, Scott 36,78,82 Montz, Brent 36,57,64,70 Moravek, Kathy 3 6,74-76,82,83 Odeen, Jeff 36,43,44,71,78,83 Paup, Dean 36 Pearson, Craig 36,78,81 Randolph, Mellody 34,36,52,63,74, 75,77,82 Robinson, Jack 36,54,59,71 Robinson, Linda 36,50,71,64,75, 80,81,83 Rouse, James 36,74,78,81,83 Roush. Stan 36.4? 43.54.59,71,80 Sauer, Jane 36,40,41,71,73- 75,81- 83 Seeley, Laura 34,36,48,49,74,75, 83,84 Sorensen, Brad 36 Spratte, Dennis 36,78,81 Steckly, Diane 36,40,41,60,80 Studer, Janice 36,51,62,63,81,83, 80 Sueppel, Tracy 36 Taylor, Alex 36,42,54,59,83 Taylor, Clifford 36,57 Taylor, Gary 34,36,71,73,74,77, 83 Taylor, Vicki 36 Tenley, Scott 36,43,44,78 Unruh, Gary 36,64,78,81 Weber, Janice 36 Weber, Laurie 36,30,63,74,75,81, 83,84 Weber, Linda 36,52,63,66,81,84 Weber, Penny 36,83 Weber, Sherrie 36,63 Whitman, Karen 36,73-76 Yock, Cindy 36,38,66,71,74,75, 81-83 FRESHMEN Armstrong, Judy 37,60,74,75,81, 82 Bequeaith, Russel 37,42,59,74 Billick, Twila 37 Brannaman, Kevin 37 Broulik, Susan 37,40,41,60,73- 75, 80,82,83 Bulger, Tom 37,78 Bunge, Mark 37,64,81 Butler, Mary 37,51,74,75,81,82 Cashman, Lori 37 Cole. Teri 37,50.51.74.75.78.81 a: Denise 37,41,60,74,75,81, Coppess, Darren 37,43,44,78,81,82 Day, Doris 37 Dickey, ReNae 37,60,74,75,81,82 Dodge, Diane 37,60,63,74,75,81, 82 Domer, Larry 37 Fisher, Janet 37,78 Flockhart, Kevin 37,64,74 Griffith, Roger 37,43,44,57,80-82 Gronewald, LuAnn 37,82 Hegarty, Rhonda 37,40,41,60,63, 73-75,81 Himes, David 37 Johnson, Lori 37,81 Kirkpatrick, Dee Ann 37,60,63,74, 75,81-84 Koch, Kerry 37,43,44,64 Kohl, Dan 37,43,44,70,78,79 Krumroy, Dandy 37 Kirstein, Brian 37,78 Kuehnle, Ann 37,81 Kurth, Roger 37,43,78 Langenberg, Chris 37,63,81 Levander, Laura 34,37,63,73,77, 81-83 McAmis, Pam 37,74,75,82 Mertka, Pam 37,41,60,63,74,75,81 Meyer, Micky 37,64,74,82 Michels, Vicki 37 Miller, Patty 37 Moffit, Jay 37,78,81 Mulherin, Barb 37,38,50,51,74- 76, 81 Mullan, John 37,43,44 Potter, Ron 37,43,44,64,74,78 Pruess, Carol 37,40,41,60,61,70, 74,75,78,79,80-84 Robinson, Kay 34,37,60,63,74,75, 77,81,83 Ross, JoAnn 37,60,81 Rouse, Terry 37,38,78,81 Ruchotzke, Roxanne 37,50,63,81 Riddle, Rhonda 37 Sauer, Jack 37,78 Schroeder, Craig 37,44,70,78 Scott, Debra 37 Schultz, John 37 Seehusen, Bruce 37,38,59 Soterus, Denise 37,40,48,49,60,74, 75,81,82 Speer, Kym 34,37,62,63,73,77,81, 82 Tenley, Donna 37,49 Timm, Gerald 37,44,78,81 Thomson, Tammy 37,60,74,75,78, 81 Unruh, Sandy 37,63,81 Wagner, Arlene 37,60,63 Wagner, Dan 37,42,43,44,59,81,83 Weber, Deanna 37 Weber, Kathy 37,60,81 Weber, Mike 37,57,81 Weber, Nancy 37,50,63,81 Weets, Janine 37,60,81 Weiland, Betty 37,49,73-74,83 Wenndt, Sheryl! 37,74,75,81,82,63 White, Lee 37,43, 82 Whitman, Gary 37, 43,44,57,64,81 Williams, Ben 37, 73 Williams, Kent 34,37,42-44,59,6, 64,73,77,83 8th GRADE Barnette, Barb 86,91; Benge, San- dy 86,92,95; Bohr, Janet 76,81,86, 89,92; Brendles, Gayland 81,86,88, 93,94,73; Bromell, Shelley 86; Broulik, Mark 86,88,90,94,73; Cop- pess, Debra 86,91,95; Crist, Kevin 81,86,93,94; Crock, Alice 73,81, 86,89,92; Daines, Sandy 86,95; Dar- row, Valerie 81,86,89; Dohmen, Bob 81,86,88,93; Donohoe, Tracy 81,86,89,92,95; Gronewald, Tracy 86; Havel, Karen 86,92,95;Hines, Carol 86; Horr, Debra 86,89,92; Hunt, Joe 86,88,90,94; Jacobs, Ja- nelle 86; Klein, Bill 81,86,88, 93; Kohl, Anna 86,91; Kirstein, Julie 86,87,89,92; Kurth, Dianna 86; Mertka, Steve 86,88,90; Meyer, Linda 86,92,95; Meyer, Lori 86, 92,95; Michels, Brenda 86; Mind- ham, Bill 81,86,88,90; Moffit, Dawn 81,86,92,95; Moneypenny, John 73,77,81,86,88,93,94,96; Plat- ner, Theresa 81,86,92,95; Polham- us, Matt 86,88,94; Produska, Tom 86,93; Randolph, Jeptha 86,88,90, 94; Rich, David 86,88; Rich, Di- anna 86,95; Rolfe, Robin 81,86; Ropa, Chris 73,81,86,91,96; Sch- nipkowiet, Dennis 86,88,90,94; Schnipkoweit, Jeff 34,73,77,86, 88,90; Seeley, Robin 86,89,92; Strickler, Tom 86,94; Studer, Dennis 86,88; Svoboda, Sally 86, 89,92; Tenley, Larry 86,90; Unruh, Robie 86,89,92; Unruh, Wendy 67, 86,95; Wagner, Adrianne, 81,86, 89,92; Weber, Ricki 81, 86, 88 93, 94; Weber, Theresa 86, 89;, Worby, Dawn 76, 81, 86,89,93, 95 7th GRADE Albaugh, Jay 87,88,93,94; Billick, Tim 87; Brannaman, Theresa 87 92; Broulik, Laura 9%, 87, 95; Bulger, Bob 87, ‘88; Bunge, Tracy 81,87, 88, 93; Butler, Patty 87,91,95; Cole, Jane 81, 87; Coppess, Cam 87, 88, 90,94; Coughlin, Kelly 87,95; Dau- ber, Janice 87; Dauber, Joyce 87; Dickey, Regina 87; Doser, Pat 81, 87,88,93,94, 96; Ford, Julie 81, 87, 89, 92: Ford, Lori 87; Glover, Deb- ta 87, ‘92; Grimm, Lori 73; 87, 89,92, 95; Gutweiler, Linda 87, 92; Gut- weiler, Mike 87, 88,90, 94; Hearn, Ron 87, 88,93, 94; Hearn, Rusty 87, 94; Horner, Terry 87, 94: Horr, Jim 87, 88,90; Hoy, Sandy 87, 89, 92, 95; Koch, Tom 73, 87,88,93, 94; Kohl, Andy. 87,88, 90, 94: Krumroy, Rhon- da 81, 87; Kruse, Kenlyn 76,87; Kurth, Becky 81, 87,92,95, 96; Licht, Lisa 73, 81,87, 89, 92, 95: McCull- ough, Steve 87, 88, 93; McDowell, Shelly 87,89,92; Mertka, Cindy 87, 92; Meyer, Kelly 73,81,87,89,92, 95; Meyer, Paige 87,88; Meyer, Pam 87,92; Minham, Mary 73,87, 89,92; Moravek, Bob 87,88,90,93; Oxley, Kurt 81,87,88,93,94; Paul- son, Karen 87; Proctor, Mark 87, 88,94; Railsback, Mike 81,87,88; Rhoads, Pam 81,87,92,95; Riddle, Todd 87; Ruchotzke, Barb 87,91, 95,%; Sanders, Sandy 87,89,92,95; Seehusen, Brenda 81,87,92,95; Sheldon, Becky 73,87,89,92,95; Skow, Ron 87,93; Steckly, Patty 87,89,92,95; Stovall, Jim 87,90, 94; Taylor, Doug 87,88,93,96; Tay- lor Sandy 87,92,95; Tenley, David 87,88; Tenley, Jolene, 87; Timm, Karen 81,87,92,95; Unruh, Karen 81,87,92,95; Waddell, Marty 87,88; Wagner, Brenda 87,89,92,95; Wag- ner, Dan 87,95; Wagner, Lynn 87, 91,92; Weber, Jody 81,87,92,95; Weets, Susan 87,92,95; White, Lisa 87; Willett, Kym 87,89; Yock, Bill 87,88,90,94,% Booster Ads Clarence Chapman’s 452-3865 Clarence Clothing Shoe Co. 452-3680 Clarence Hardware 452-3927 LeHi’s Restaurant 452-3509 Norton-Freese Attys. 452-3713, 944-5301 (donation) Des Moines R.C. 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So many things happened during the 9 months of school that it can hardly be called a dull year, If you'll re- member, this was when. . . . .twoallbeefpattiesspecialsaucel ettucecheesepicklesonionsonasesameseedbun took the nation by storm (in less than 3 seconds) .the wrestling team broke 500 .the A's won the World Series for the 3rd year in a row FFA of LHS and Clarence Lowden merged -the junior high nearly bumed down -the first annual Swampsie relays were won by us (whew!) -Mc Ville celebrated their Rip Van Winkle Centennial -Lincoln crowned a Homecoming King (Fay) -Bibs were the fad of citified folk the first State Patrol convention was held at Highway Gardens -the --beep-- “tone system went into effect South Vietnam and Cambodia went Communist «Hank Aaron cracked Babe Ruth's homerun record -the junior high got lockers, creating a new disease; hardening of the hallways -one light switch was broken 10 times -LHS had 3 student directed plays .the hated tardy rule was established .we kept a band director for a second year current events students met the ultimate challenge--South Vietnam had 3 presidents in one week -the marvelous PUBLICATIONS class was invented!