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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

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The hours of work behind Lincoln Graffiti Are our efforts To record some of the triumphs, failures, and Good Times along the way. Kris Speer Upper Left--Peggy Weber and Jim Jewell Upper Right--Tami Rochau and Dale Broulik Opposite--K erin Andrew and Brent Coppess. Albaugh's re Anamosa, Iowa 462-2134 10 And if you look all around you There's no doub t you'll find All the graffiti That you've left behind. Carved on the desks, And some on the walls Just look up and you'll find There's a lot in the halls. That's all that remains After you've finished your years Your own little engravings And a few happy tears... Cindy Weber Wa Den LAN La TTT NYA ! Ls AY iW ‘ | Vg Sam FACULTY MR. LINDER Mr. Grimm--High School Principal Mr. Miller--Guidance Counselor Mr. Linder--Biology, ESP, Boys' track coach, Student Council Mr. Proctor--Superintendent Mrs. Koering--Superintendent's Secretary Mr. Hutchinson--Elementary Principal Sponsored By: FAMILY HARDWARE, Mechanicsville, la., 432-7715 MRS. KAEFRI Mrs. Fletcher--Spanish I, II, 8th grade English Miss Kiesel--Jr. High Math, Play Director, Speech Contest Mr. Grantz--Jr. High Social Studies Miss Bohlken--Jr. High Science Mr, Sanders-- Industrial Arts, Dr. Education Mrs. Richmann--Home Economics Mrs. Kaefring--Jr. High Home Ec. Special Reading MR, WENDEL . JACKSON Mr, Wendel--American History, Football J. V. Basketball Coach Mr. Jackson--Athletic Director, Phys. Ed., Basketball, Baseball and Softball Coach. Mrs, Plueger--Girls Phys Ed, Vol- leyball Coach Mr. Davis--Voc. Ag--FFA Mr. Inman--Chem., Physics, Adv. Science Co-Sponsored by: DEAN'S HAWKEYE, . Kaefring--World History, - - ; Mechanicsville, la., 432-6648 3 _ . BUELL JACKSON AND SONS, + Masom=-Vioo, Age=FFA Mechanicsville, la., 432-6962 : MRS. PLUEGER Stanwood Bus Drivers Bus Drivers--Randy Kruse, Greg Hegarty, Terry Peterman, Jr. He- garty. Jim Rife--McVille Custodian Mrs, Carnes--School Board Secre- tary Mrs. Rife--Elementary Principles's Secretary. Mrs, Koch--Secretarial Aide Mrs. Doser--H, S. Principle's Secre- tary. MRS, DOSER Co-Sponsored by: J M SUNDRIES, Mechanicsville, la., 432-6415. FRAN’S KOUNTRY KRAFTS, Mechanicsville, la., 432-6591. 15 Stanwood Coo Stanwood Cooks--Mrs, Bequeaith, Mrs. Mindham, Mrs. Moneypenny Stanwood Custodian--Jim Moneypenny McVille Cooks--Mrs. Seehusen, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Young. i ; Stanwood Custodian--Dale Woods j McVille Bus Drivers--Dale Dunston, Clarence Maher, Russ Moravek, Butch RONNY ALBAUCH yu Warren, Vernon Boots McVille Custodian--Ronny Albaugh Co-Sponsored by: SCOTTIE’S PLACE, Mechanicsville, 1A., 432-6623. PRO-GRO, Mechanicsville, la., 432-5275. {) SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Sparrgrove--English, Asst. Football and Wrestling Coach Mr. Jensen--Sociology, B. Law, Cont. Affairs, Soc. Studies, Girls Basket- ball and Track Coach. Mr, Elliott--English, Jr. High Football Wrestling, High School Wrestling Coach. Mr. Dop--Business Education Mr. Meyer--Instrumental Music Director Mr. Corbin--Jr. and Sr, High Art School Board--Buell Jackson, Harold Meyer, Donna Kuehnle, Mr. Proctor, Mrs. Carnes, Dr. E,W. Speer, Loren Walshire. . MISS UTHE Mrs. Lamont--Media Now, Publications, District Media Specialist Mr. Hedlund--Math, Science, Asst. Football and Basketball Coach Mr. Epperly--Mat h, Pep Club Advisor, Jr. High Boys Track Coach Mrs. Thompson--Media Center Associate Miss Uthe--7th and 8th grade English, Drama I, II Miss Focht--Jr. Sr. High Vocal Music, Cheerleading sponsor Co-Sponsored by: WEBER BROS. CONSTRUCTION, Mechanicsville, la., 432-6358. WILLIAMS FEED SERVICE, Mechanicsville, 18 la., 432-7712. Grasp the present for it will only be here for a moment, then it will be the future and all you'll have left are memories. Class Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue ; Class Flower: be a with KERIN K. ANDREW MICHAEL J. ARMSTRONG ue in PAUL H. BAILS MARY LOU BENGE JOHN P. BILLICK DEAN A, BOESENBERG 20 DALE A, BROULIK DANIEL J. BULGER GRAYLAND J. CRIST SPONSORED BY: BOOTS TRUCK LINE CAROLYN J. DAUBER MECHANICSVILLE, IOWA 432-5219 . 21 MARIE L. DAVIS EDNA F. DOHMEN VICKI B, DOMER KEVIN A. FISHER BRETT A, FREEMAN CHARLES D. GESLING MARK E, GLOVER GREGORY A. HEGARTY KEVIN D, HORMAN NANCY E, GRIFFITH LARRY L. GRONEWALD 23 BRET W. HORR LIS B. HYLLEMOSE JAMES P, JEWELL WALTER J. JOHNSTON SAMUEL L. KOHL KEVIN M, KOOB MARK A. KUEHNLE 24 DEBRA R, KURTH SUSAN M., LEE PERRY K, MURFIELD LOWELL J. MICHELS, JR. THOMAS E, PLATNER BARBARA J. MINER VICTOR A. RANDOLPH II 25 TAMARA L, ROCHAU CHRISTY A, RUCHOTZKE JERRI L, SANDLER DENNIS SORENSEN KRISTIN L. SPEER 26 KEVIN L, SULZNER DEE ANN TENLEY CATHERINE M. THOMSON BRUCE R, THUMMA KATHLEEN K, UNRUH RANDY L. WAGNER CYNTHIA A. WEBER 27 1. Thou shalt not borrow the Juniors' candy. 2. Thou shalt not cheat on your steady. Thou shalt not have red, white, and blue. Thou shalt not flunk government. Thou shalt not have zits for pic- tures. Thou shalt shalt not have Herff Jones. Thou shalt make first string. Thou shalt go to Six Flags. Thou shalt not have Baccalaureate. 0. Thou shalt not trip during gradua- PEGGY S. WEBER BENNY D. WEETS tion ceremonies. w a m0 0 MICHAEL D, WHITMAN .e7. 058.5 ao Dan |'(0) 8:3 4 CHRISTINE K. ZENISCHEK 28 BUILDING TRADES One of the new classes at Lincoln for the 1975-76 school year was B T, which stands for Buildings and Trades. Mr. Wendel, who taught the class of 15 Senior boys said the construction went quite well. But if you talk to the guys, they'll tell you that things didn't always go as they were planned. They encountered such things as a wall that eats tools, finding a new use for a can and a stick, and setting a World's Record for pounding 17 nails in one square inch of board. But overall there weren't any major problems. Most of the guys said that although they had to work hard they liked the class and learned alot about carpentry. From Bergen, Norway came a blonde haired, green eyed girl named Lill Karlsen to LHS, Her new American family was with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tenley. During the school year Lill occu- pied herself with American history, contemporary affairs, physed, cho- rus, media now and home ec. She also enjoyed playing basketball, tennis and volleyball. Her future plans are to finish off her last year of college and then take some more schooling under a traveling agency course. Good luck, Lill, from LHS! Co-Sponsored by: EASTERN IOWA LIVE- STOCK COMMISSION, Mechanicsville, la., 432-6512. McVILLE GRAIN CO., Mechanicsville, la., 432-6582 A new face walked the Lincoln halls imported from Alebaek, Den- mark, Lis Hyllemose. She made her home with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dauber and family. Lis kept herself busy with American history, sewing, art, physed, drama and Spanish, In her free time she enjoyed swimming, basketball and playing the piano. Her future plans are to finish her last two years of college and then transfe r to another university to stu- dy a language. When asked how Lis liked her stay in America, she commented on the old fashion and democratic ways we have. But overall she had an enjoy- able time. LHS wishes you the best of luck! Co-Sponsored by: MECHANICSVILLE TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Mechanicsville, la., 432-5273. RUSTIC VILLA, Stanwood, Ia., 945-8596. 31 a See Ppa re oe +e rr ee nO Mer PROM On Saturday, April 24, something happened to the Juniors and Seniors of Lincoln Community High School. They got all dressed in their best formal wear and then took a 2 1 2 hour-long ride to the Little Amana Restaurant. Why did they do this? It was Prom night, that's why. When they got to Little Amana, Junior Class President Janise Crist gave the welcome and Senior Class President Vic Randolph gave the response. Mike Doser gave the In- vocation after which the restaurant's employees served a buffet-style dinner. When the dinner was over, John Licht read the Junior Class Prophe- cy, Rick Boots read the Senior Class Will. Music and dancing followed pro- vided by a band named Kriss Kross. They played the prom theme, Stairway to Heaven . Then rock and roll was played the rest of the night. At midnight we loaded back onto the busses for the long ride home. on ne Fam ae wt a YOO e444 644444 ior ooeeee e+e +++ eee 444 0¢ 0? 24,9 4,4 2 +7 a eo O ne ea = a Where are you guys going on your Sen ior trip? Why, to Six Flags, of course! This common question was asked many times of a Lincoln Senior and the reply before April of 1976 was quite correct, or so we thought. A slight change in plans caused the class of '76 to enjoy a weekend in Des Moines instead. Was anyone upset? The entire class was upset, but one can't go to Six Flags if one doesn't have a bus to take you there. Right? Right!! During the year plans were made SENIOR TRIP to attend Senior Weekend (May 7,8, and 9) atSix Flags and St. Louis. The class got busy raising money by selling T-shirts, decals, and plaques. With the help of the cooks, they also held a Chili-Soup Supper on March 5 with a Sock- Hop afterwards hosted by a couple of KWWL radio announcers. The evening was a success and the Sen- iors thought they were well on their way to Six Flags. The time was getting nearer and final arrangements were getting put in order. Everything was going great until two members of the class went to charter the buses and they were already filled for that particular weekend. Hot tem- pers, lots of complaining and dis- appointed people still couldn't change the situation. Six Flags was out of the question. Now what do we do? A class meeting was called and af- ter discussion and arguments it was decided to venture to Des Moines and visit Adventureland instead. On May 8th at 8:30 two buses of Seniors and sponsors headed for the Ramada Inn in Des Moines. We arrived approximately at 11:30 and unloaded and got settled into our rooms, After exploring the ho- tel and eating lunch they divided into three groups. One went shop- ping at the Merle Hay Center, an- other attended the History Farms and the third stayed and made use of the swimming pool at the Ramada. That night some stayed and went swimming while others attended movies or did what they pleased. In the wee hours of the morning many were still wide awake but the next day they paid for their fun of the night before. Sunday was spent at Adventureland. Tired people went on rides and en- joyed the park until 3:00 when the buses headed for good 'ol home. a: GRADUATION P 7 oy? ae aa ‘ a) ha The Class of 1976 carefully listening as Mr. Proctor announces the speaker for Commencement exercises. r- EFT 7Y Il Upper Right Comer: Dr. George Lamore from Wesleyan College addressing the class and the public attending graduation. Lower Right Corner: Victor Randolph, President of the Student Council pre- sented our foreign exchange student, Lis Hyllemose, with an Iowa flag. Above: Kris Speer, Valedictorian of the Senior class presents her Valedic- tory. Kris finished her high school years with a 4.00 grade average. Sam Kohl was Salutatorian with a 3.74 grade average. As the year starts and closes, Smiles and tears are shed, Thoughts and dreams are washed away With the nakedness of reality. Shall we ever see each other again Amiss, the good and bad? Let our tides meet again, And let us ever remain friends. Far Left: Rick Boots proudly re- ceives his diploma from school board member Dr. Edward Speer. Opposite: Larry Gronewald and Mary Schultz walk nervously down the aisle. Bottom: Mr. Linder congratulates Dale Broulik on receiving his dip- loma after thirteen years of hard work, President Victor Randolph and Vice-President Kerin Andrew lead the Class of 1976 into their re- maining moments at Lincoln. LINCOLNICOMMDNIT ¥ SCHOOL COMMENGEMENT “SS Sunday, May 2355 1976 8:00 p,m. ; Process nsennne. « aa. InvogatiOH ss sss sn. 3 % - ev. Donald Wooge Vem i... . . � Kristin Speer Introduction of Speaker.9y . . . ... .1. . . . Dale Proctor ddress ‘ + a3. Dr, George LaMore Iéwa Wesleyan College were ¥ Louis Cc Benediction. ....-.. HONOR DAY The awards assembly was held May 21 in the Stanwood gymnasium. Those honored were Dean Bosenberg-- Iowa Bar Association Award; Chris Zenishek runner-up and Victor Randolph winner of the American Legion Certificate of School Award; Stan Roush-- Math Award; Shelly Flockhart, Randy Wagner and Chris Zenishek-- Outstanding performance in Drama Speech. Miss Kiesel was honored by seniors who were involved in plays and drama by receiving comic masks. Colette Cook--Female athlete; Bret Horr--Male Athlete; Paul Bails, Victor Randolph, and Ben Weets--Service Awards; Mary Schultz, Chris Zenishek, Cindy Weber, Walter Johnston, Bruce Thumma and Dean Bosenberg-- Citizenship Awards; Kris Speer--Activities Award; Cin- dy Weber and Walter Johnston--I Dare You Award; Kris Speer--Activities Award; Cindy Weber and Walter John- ston--I Dare You Award; Kris Speer -lowa State Schol- arship and State of Iowa Scholarship; Sam Kohl--Salu- tatorian; Kris Speer--Valedictorian; Chris Zenishek-- Chorale Award; Kris Speer--John Philip Sousa Award and Betty Crocker Homemaker Award; Kerin Andrew-- Editor of Annual; Victor Randolph--Editor of News- paper; Kerin Andrew-- DAR Citizenship Award. CO-SPONSORED BY: LAWSON INSURANCE AGENCY, OLIN IOWA, OSCAR MEYER AND COMPANY, CLARENCE, IOWA ( Unoencrassmen) Susan Albaugh Randy Bishop Sharon Bohr Sandy Brunscheen Brian Coppess Delbert Coppess Dennis Coppess Mark Coppess Janis Crist Carol Crock Laura Darrow Mike Doser Dan Driscoll Shelly Flockhart Steve Flockhart Lori Gronewald John Grunder Ann Hutchinson Kaylene Jilovec Carla Koch Donna Krumroy Chuck Lee Diana Lehrman John Licht Mike Long Lynn McCullough Gordon McDowell Ida Meader Kent Meyer Laura Michels Mike Miner Brent Montz Kathy Moravek Jeff Odeen Craig Pearson Melody Randolph Jack Robinson Linda Robinson Jim Rouse Stan Roush Jane Sauer Laura Seeley Brad Sorenson Dennis Spratte Diane Steckly Janice Studer Alex Taylor Gary Taylor Vicky Taylor Scott Tenley Annette Unruh Gary Unruh Janice Weber Laurie Weber Linda Weber Sherrie Weber Karen Whitman Cindy Yock r ; i Wet Judy Armstrong Russ Bequeaith Twila Billick Susan Broulik Mark Bunge Mary Butler Denise Cook Darren Coppess Doris Day Renae Dickey Diane Dodge Larry Domer Janet Fisher Kevin Flockhart Roger Griffith Rhonda Hegarty David Himes Lori Johnson Dee Ann Kirkpatrick Brian Kirstein Kerry Koch Dan Kohl Sandra Krumroy Anne Kuehnle Roger Kurth Chris Langenburg Pam McAnis Randy McCullough Pam Mertka Mickey Meyer Vicki Michels Patty Miller Jay Moffit Barb Mulherin John Mullan Carol Pruess Kay Robinson JoAnn Ross Terry Rouse Roxanne Ruchotzke Jack Sauer Craig Schroeder John Schultz Debby Scott Bruce Seehusen Denise Soteros Kym Speer Donna Tenley Tammy Thomson Gerald Timm Sandy Unruh Arlene Wagner Danny Wagner Kathy Weber Mike Weber Nancy Weber Janine Weets Betty Weiland Sheryl Wendt Gary Whitman Ben Williams Kent Williams Sandy Benge Janet Bohr Galen Brendes Mark Broulik Brian Butler Debbie Coppess Kevin Crist Alice Crock Sandy Dains Valerie Darrow Bob Dohmen Tracy Donohoe Tracy Gronewald Karen Havel Carol Hines Debbie Horr Joe Hunt Dan Hutchinson Janelle Jacobs Julie Kirstein Bill Klein Anna Kohl Dianna Kur th Steve Mertka Linda Meyer Lori Meyer Brenda Michels Bill Mindham John Moneypenny Teresa Platner Tom Poduska Matt Polhamus Jeptha Randolph Dianna Rich Robin Roelf Chris Ropa JoAnn Rouse Dennis Schnipkoweit Jeff Schnipkoweit Robin Seeley Tom Strickler Dennis Studer Sally Svoboda Larry Tenley Robbie Unruh Wendy Unruh Adrianne Wagner Jeff Walshire Rick Weber Dawn Worby FRESHMEN HOMECOMING The date is Oct. 17, 1975. The time 2:30 and the place is down- town Mechanicsville. Why are these facts important? Because they are the time, place and date for the '75 Homecoming parade. The Senior class won the float competition with the theme They say they're win- ning but they're Lion , This year the apathy ran high throughout the classes and organizations because only four classes chose to have floats. The homecoming game started out with the parade of queen. The most important part of Homecoming, the game, started. The Panthers' oppo- nent this year was the Lions from Olin, The Panthers started off with full head of steam. At the end of the first quarter of play the Pan- thers were ahead 14-0, Throughout the last three quarters of play the Panthers lost their steam and lost Homecoming 27-14, HEY RE SINNT? L WUT TH The Senior class float won top honors in the float competition. SWEETHEART DANCE 1975-76 Sweetheart candidates and escorts (L--R): Jane Sauer, Dennis Tenley, Diane Kurth, Dean Boesenberg, 1974-75 Sweetheart Tami Rochau, President Brent Coppess, Kevin Horman, Linda Robinson, Grayland Crist, Kay- lene Jilovec. 1975-76 Sweetheart Kaylene Jilovec and President Jeff Odeen When's the FFA Sweetheart Dance! Is it February 21? March 19? April 2? or April 9? When someone asks you the question you really don't know what to say. Because of the many conflicts it was cancelled about 3 times. But, when April 9th rolled around everyone kept their fingers crossed that there wouldn't be anything to cancel it again. The band Shatter started playing at 8:00 and everybody started their boogie routine. At about 10:00 the 1976 candidates and escorts came out on the floor. Kevin Fisher announced the new Sweetheart while Tami Rochau handed her the roses. Kaylene's face was filled with tears as she heard her name called. The rest of the night went pretty well and when 12:00 rolled around every- body was pretty well boogied out. So they went home for a good night's sleep. “THE MATCHMAKER” Horace Vandergelder--Gary Taylor Cornelius Hacker--Bruce Seehusen Barnaby Tucker--Randy Wagner Joe Scanlon--Jeff Odeen Malachi Stack--Mark Kuehnle Cabman--Danny Wagner Rudolph--Kent Williams August--Kerry Koch Jeremy--Jim Rouse Dolly Levi--Susan Broulik Irene Molley--Chris Zenishek Minnie Fay--Laurie Weber Ermemgarde--Rhonda Hegarty Miss Van Huysen-=Pam McAmis DVM. EDWARD SPEER, Stanwood, la., 945-3346. Cook--Lis Hyllomose Ambrose Kemper--Perry Murfield PRODUCTION STAFF Director--Miss Susan Kiesel Assnt. Director--Shelly Flockhart House Manager--Linda Weber Lights Sound--John Licht, Jim Rouse, Kirk- patrick Make-Up Costumes--Carol Pruess Props-- Mark Glover, Janine Weets GUYS AND DOLLS CAST Nicely-Nicely Johnson-- Mark Coppess; Benny Southstreet-- Randy Wagner; Rusty Charlie --Cam Coppess; Sarah Brown--Betty Weiland; Abride Aber- nathy- Mark Kuehnle; Agatha-- Jane Sauer; Martha--Mellody Randolph; Harry the Horse--Dan Wagner; Lt, Brannigan--Perry Murfield; Nathan De- troit-- John Licht; Angie the Ox--Craig Schroeder; Society Max--Kurt Ox- ley; Liver Lips Louie-- Mike Railsback; Miss Adelaide--Carol Pruess; Sky Masterson--Kerry Koch; Hot Box Girls--Christine Zenishek, DeeAnn Kirk- patrick, Barb Mulherin, Regina Dickey, Sandy Hoy, Lisa Licht, Kelly Meyer, Karen Timm; General Matilda B, Cartwright--Susan Broulik; Big Jule--Jeff Odeen; Cuban Dancers--Shelly Flockhart, Perry Murfield; Broad- way Characters--Lori Grimm, Sandy Sander, Kenlyn Kruse, Mary Benge, Mary Doty, Sandy Benge, Pam McAmis, Patty Steckly, Shelly McDowell, Laura Seeley, Becky Kurth, Mark Glover, Rick Boots, Laura Broulik, Brenda Wagner, Bob Moravek PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Director--Susan Kiesel; Music Director and Accompanists-- Kathy Focht; Choreographers-- Rev. Mike Thompson, Susan Kiesel CREWS PUBLICITY--Linda Weber (head), Shelly Flockhart, Janine Weets, Kathy Weber PROPS--Susan Weets, Becky Sheldon, Craig Schroeder LIGHTS--Colette Cook (head), Alex Taylor, Mike Long, Linda Robinson, Craig Schroeder SCENERY--Laura Seeley, Susan Lee, Perry Murfield, Brenda Wagner, Lori Grimm, Sandy Sander COSTUMES--Pam McAmis (head), Susan Weets, Becky Kurth MAKE- UP--Kelly Meyer, Jeff Odeen, Becky Kurth 'd my bowling ball go? Where Funny, you don't look Chinese! a oa ) on os = 00 a el o mr) ry) - A) = 2 e = One scoop or two? MINI-COURSES Care to place A birdy's-eye view of the bicyclists. How do we get down? BN + ia “ Bowling isn't always graceful, is it? ._ : { = y, : . : : ¥ ok | 4 CLASS LEADERS ag. 3 SE Above: Sophmore class officers, Sitting (L--R): K. Above: Junior class officers. First Row (L--R): M. Flockhart--president; B. Williams--vice president; R. Doser--vice president; J. Crist--president. Second Ruchotzke--secretary; N. Weber--treasurer. Row (L--R): D, Steckley--treasurer; A, Unruh-- secretary. i Above: Freshman class officers, Kneeling (L--R): T. Platner--treasurer; K. Havel--secretary. Standing (L--R): J. Moneypenny--president; T. Poduska--vice president, Above: Senior class officers, First Row (L--R): M. Armstrong--treasurer; K. Andrew--vice president; E, Dohmen--secretary. Second Row: V. Randolph-- president. UNION TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, Stanwood, la., 945-3344. SUMMER SOFTBALL SOFTBALL RECORD RIVAL WE THEY Durant 0 5 Wheatland 11 12 Midland 11 1 Delwood ae 8 Bennett 1 9 Wilton 20 16 Calamus 4 21 Lisbon 5 15 Wilton 14 (JV) i1 West Branch 2 16 Wilton 17 15 I, C. West 11 (JV) 13 I, C, West 11 6 Midland 14 (JV) 31 SECTIONALS Midland 18 Mt. Vernon 9 Tipton 0 Tipton 16 Olin 21 I.C. City 15 LC, City 10 “(JV) 16 Oxford Junetion 16 14 Lost Nation 23 9 Clar-Lowden 10 21 Olin 17 2 The softball squad consisted of: Front (L--R): R. Hegarty, L. Gronewald, West Branch gs (JV)10 L. Michels, S. Svoboda, D. Worby. Second Row (L--R): V. Michels, S. West Branch 0 6 Broulik, J. Sauer, C. Cook, D. Steckly, C. Pruess, T. Donahue. Third Wheatland 13 14 Row (L--R): K. Wenndt, D. Steckly, J. Svoboda, D. Crock, D. Meyer, Bennett 10 5 J. Wagner. The girls finished 12-12 and the biggest win had to be the second Tipton game, after losing by the 10 run rule 5 days previous. Men- tion must also be made of the win over Bennett in the Wheatland tournament, Joy Svoboda, a first team all- conference selection, led the Pan- therettes with Debby Meyer also doing a very commendable job. We'll also miss Debbie Crock on the mound. The Pantherettes should be com- petitive in the future as they at- tempt to stop the dominance Cala- mus has had the last few years in the conference. Coach Jackson. HI-WAY GARDENS, Stanwood, la., 945-3592. STANWOOD FARMERS CO-OP, Stanwood, Ia., 945-3365. SUMMER BASEBALL é rr ea ae 2 grt, a BASEBALL RE@GORD RIVAL, wi, WE. THEY Tipton = 0. J Tipton 1 4 Olinoeermmmoe wy hie (TNE Ciena Kees Oxford Junction. 12 0 Lost Nation os) Clar-Lowden 7 Clin Ae «6G a ; 9 1 5 12 on Wilton Calamus Lisbon 6 SECTIONALS Clar-Lowden Durant “Anamosa : £. FAURAORKSO NN oO a ee | a Ww 12 76 Panther highlights included the tournament win over Clarence-- Lowde, (a team which earlier had beaten us) the long home run by Jim Jewell in the tournament and the third place finish in the con- ference. The team was led by Paul Bails as he had many fine pitching perfor- mances and was also the leading hitter for the year as he hit over 400, Chuck Bails was our most solid gloveman and our field gene- ral, Next year we must replace players up the middle as we graduated our catchers, short stop and center field. Hitting for Lincoln were: Front (L--R): D. Wagner, K. Williams, A. Taylor, J. Walshire, G. Brendes, B. Klien, Second Row (L--R): S. Flockhart, M. Coppess, K. Koch, B, Michels, P. Bails, C. Weiland, C. Bails. Third Row (L--R); R. Bequeaith, B. Horr, J. Robinson, K. Koob, J. Jewell, M. Flock- hart, M. Long, B, Seehusen. D B CAFE, Stanwood, la., 945-6664. THUMMA’S DX, Stanwood, la., 945-3595. VOLLEYBALL Varsity--First Row (L--R): Carol Crock and Cindy Weber. Second Row (L--R): Edna Dohmen, Denise Soteros, Diana Lehrman, Dee Ann Tenley. Third Row (L--R): Laura Seeley--Mgr., Peggy Weber, Mrs. Plueger--coach, Kerin Andrew -scorekeeper, Lori Gronewald and Debbie Kurth. Junior Varsity--Front Row (L--R): Colette Cook-- Middle; Arlene Wagner, Donna Tenley, Betty Weiland, Barb Miner, Tracy Donohoe. Back: Mrs. Plueger and Mary Doty, mgr. Co-Sponsored by: FLOCKHART’S DRIVE INN, Stanwood, lowa PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Cedar Raids, lowa 3 2 SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENT DeWitt Central Clinton St, Mary's Iowa City (City High) Comanche Iowa City (West) Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Inv. Northeast Marion Mt, Vernon Mt, Vernon Iowa City (West) East Centray Lincoln Inv, East Central Waterloo Central North Scott Mty Vermon Marion lowa-City (City High) Clinton Tournament Clinton J.V. DeWitt _ Camanche Clinton District Toumaments. Towa City (West) Valley Iowa City (City High) — = s ER ' i ONO!) §S0ONM 4HwGCOHO co+noOww MioSOoon wwonnwns wWwWwWWOO HH OWawawd WNNQO Wewnrr pnp non” Over the season the J. V. team played a total of 30 games winning 5 of them. The J. V. team shows a lot of potential for upcoming years. J. V. honors went to Barb Miner for captain and greatest moral booster; Betty Weiland for most valuable player; Tracy Dono- hoe, Lil Karlsen, and Donna Tenley for most improved players. Lil Karlsen and Colette Cook lead the scoring with 51 and 50 points respectively. The Varsity team showed a lot of improvement over the season winning 24 of the 75 games played. Varsity honors went to Cindy Weber as captain; Diana Lehr- man as most valuable player and greatest moral boost- er; Lori Gronewold as most improved player, and Carol Crock and Denise Soteros lead the scoring with 184 and 126 points respectively. Co-Sponsored by: WOODY'S FLOOR COVERING Tipton, lowa 886-6459; GESME’S B D, Tipton, lowa 886-2058 PANTHERS PLUMMET 20N 76 fy ite 7A tw io on an | = Ein ce ex sh 34 Cis? 68 73 s.24%2 8 Is 7297 8514S fp isa, 89! ian! Ve 56 Ay S ) se o) , 70, 62 an we [vs; 44 ¢ . ‘es 1 yt atavt Mars SX Team members First Row (L--R): C. Schroeder, R. Griffith, M. Long, G. Whitman, J. Schnipkoweit, J. Ran- dolph, B. Dohmen, J. Hunt, S. Mertka, D. Wagner. Second Row: S, Flockhart, D. Coppess, J. Grunder, D. Kohl, K. Koch, K. Williams, M. Broulik, D. Schnipkoweit, R. Weber, T. Gronewald. Third Row: Asst, Coaches Hed- lund, Sparrgrove, Ss. Roush, Ts Platner, V. Randolph, M. Whitman, D. Driscoll, J. Odeen, D. Coppess, Coach Wendel. Fourth Row: B, Coppess, G. Worby, L. Gronewald, B, Horr, J. Jewell, G. Crist, K. Horman, C. Gesling, M. Coppess, D, Broulik RIVALS Durant (@itiadsilelty 4 l Lisbon ¥ 6 . ; Preston d % be 14 East Dubuqt 8) Bellevue ) ©) Midland e-Lowden ® : 18 i 7 hie = 4 of A ® ah wae 4e ; Zits ay —, ; ¥ “� ” , Py L CE-CO, TOM RAILSBACK, Mechanics- ville, la. 432-6336. ww } Whatever happened to the good old days when the fans cheered for the team and supported them like it is not While attendi this year I noticed that the fans st they were win but as soon as back and made it a it was good-bye support and hello victory for them, be the fans don't like to lose, but vho does? But just because the ball is losing, you don't have to stop giving them support. Your cheering for them is going to help them whether you're 20 points ahead of 20 behind. Look at Iowa. They had a very bad start this year and lost 5 in a row, but the fans didn't give up on them, they kept on going to the games and cheered for their team. So just because our team loses a little too often, don't give up on them. Keep cheering for them and who knows, they might win the conference again one of these days. By Kevin Koob, Coache's Comments: I was disappointed in the win-loss record but, I was pleased that a lot of kids learned and progressed as individuals in football and in charac- ter. '' When asked i f there were any rea- sons for the unimpressive record, Wendel said, We didn't have some of the quick- ness needed but we lost a few by just 1 or 2 points. Co-Sponsored by: CEDAR-JOHNSON FARM SERVICE, Mechanicsville, la., 432-7231. KOCH’'S PAINT COMPANY, Mechanicsville, la., 432-7744. WRESTLING 75-76 m ¥ i 13 A y Wrestling team shot, First Row (L--R): Mark Broulik, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Joe Hunt, Jeptha Randolph, Gary Whitman and Jeff Schnipkoweit. Second Row (L--R): Coach Rick Elliott, Brian Coppess, Brent Montz, Roger Grif- fith, Tom Platner, Vic Randolph, Gordon McDowell, Jeff Odeen, Dennis Sloan, Bret Horr and Assistant Coach Eric Spargrove. Top: Coach Elliott and Brian Cop- pess participate in a pep assembly. Right: Brent Montz tries to turn his man over during the West Liberty Meet. Sponsored by: MONTZ IMPLEMENT, Mechanicsville, lowa 432-5271 The Seniors of the 75-76 wrestling team were (L--R) Front: Bret Horr and Dennis Sloan, Right Front: Co-Captain Vic Randolph and Back Co-Captain Tom Platner, VARSITY RECORDS lbs. Wrestler Wins-lost-tied 98 .Brian Coppess 22 6 112 | Brent Montz y: £3 Roger Griffith 4 Tom Platnér 14 Vic Randolphyd5 Kent Meyer 7 Gordon MeDowell Jeff Odeen Dennis Sloan Bret Horr The 75-76 wrestling season was a season for individual victories but not team victories. The Panthers were 1-9 on the season with the only victory coming against Cen- tral City. The reason for the sea- sons outcome was that the Pan- thers forfeited one to three match- es every meet, These forfeits were deciding factors of several meets, To aid in the wrestling program the team had a new assistant coach--Eric Spargrove. By looking at the teams record you would think that nobody on the team did anything. This is not true. This year Lincoln put 14 wrestlers in the finals of 4 tourna- ments (3 in Tipton, 4 in Alburnett, 6 in Regina and 1 in Midland). This is the first time this has hap- pened. In three of the four tourna- ments Lincoln has as many cham- pions as the team that won but didn't have enough depth to place very high. Brian Coppess qualified for dis- tricts by placing second in sec- tionals. He was also named the most improved wrestler, Tom Platner and Vic Randolph were elected co-captains by the team. Vic Randolph was also named the most valuable wrestler. Coach Rick Elliott commented, Outstanding leadership by our Seniors and the electrofying en- thusiasm expressed by the team amounted to a memorable season despite our poor dual meet rec- ord, Out 17 medals was an all- time high, indicating our strong individual strength. I was pleased to be a part of this year's team, J. V. FOOTBALL 775 The JV Football coaches for 1975 are Dennis Hedlund left and Eric Sparrgrove right. Lincoln's JV Football team was small in size, with only 18 mem- bers, but the little Panthers were big on enthusiasum, The Panthers finished the season with a 4 and 2 mark, Their only loses came against a varsity team from East Central and against Midland in a 8 to 6 squeaker, This year's JV team was coached by two new energetic coaches. Coach Hedlund had these comments, The JV's 4-2 record reveals a bright fu- ture for Lincoln's football program, Even though injuries cut the roster from 21 to 15, including a number of starters and key personnel, utili- zing an exciting air attack and clutch defence continued to win games, ' Coach Sparrgrove had this to say, The 1975 Panther squad was made up of some young men who have demonstrated winning qualities this year and who will be the foundation for a winning season next year. The win-lose record this year suggests their winning abilities, but, more importantly, it exhibits their wil- lingness to learn, to work, and to be aggressive. This year's JV team was scrappy and energetic. Next year they will be bigger and more power- ful, but hopefully no less enthusi- astic, If they can retain their com- petitive spirit and improve their technical skills they will be a strong conference leader in '76, ' JV Football team First Row (L--R): C. Schroeder, R. Griffith, J. Schnip- kowiet, J. Randolph. Second Row (L--R): Coach Hedlund, M. Broulik, G. Whitman, B, Dohmen, T. Gronewald. Third Row (L--R): K. Koch, K, William, J. Grunder, D. Driscoll, R. Weber. Fourth Row (L--R): J. Hunt S. Mertka, M. Coppess, D. Kohl, D. Coppess, D. Schnipkoweit, and D, Coppess, The Lincolns JV line up in their offensive stance as they get ready to take the offensive. Front Row (L--R): Theresa Platner, Anne Kuehnle, Pam McAmis, Robin Roelf, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomp- son and Judy Armstrong. Second Row (L--R): Chris Ropa, Alice Crock, Laura Seeley, Diana Kurth, Kathy Mora- vek, Mary Schultz, Kris Speer and Susan Broulik. Third Row (L--R): Shelley Flockhart, Mellody Randolph, Carol Crock, Mark Kuehnle, Mickey Meyer, Pam Mertka, and Betty Weiland. Fourth Row (L--R): Carla Koch, Chris Zenishek, Gary Taylor, Russ Bequeaith, Dale Broulik, Jeptha Randolph, Mark Broulik, and Miss Focht. Members of the Girls Sextet (Opposite ): Mellody Ran- dolph, Betty Weiland, Shelley Flockhart, Chris Zenis- hek, Kris Speer and Diana Kurth. Music--it's a part of our everyday living. Lincoln's high school chorus this year sang their way to a II rating at State, held at Cedar Rapids Washington, and to I ratings at small group contests held at Wilton. Miss Focht, chorus director, and all members worked long and hard to perform the Christmas and Spring Concerts, which were a success. Although the num- bers are small, the chorus still radiated a sound which shows talent for the years to come. Girls Sextet practiced during the short time that was given to Activity Period. They sang at different organ- izational meetings and clubs during the school year. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row (L--R): D. Steckly, C. Pruess. Second Row (L--R): D. Kirkpatrick, J. Weets. T. Donohoe, D. Cook, E. Dohmen, D. Kurth. Third Row (L--R): Mgr. L. Weber, Coach Jensen, C. Zenishek, C. Cook, K. Speer, D. Soteras, K. Speer, L. Gronewald, C. Weber, P. Weber, Mgr. C. Dauber. Returning Lettermen-- P. Weber, C. Weber. Co-Captains-- C. Cook and C. Weber. CO-SPONSORED BY: STANWOOD BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, STANWOOD, IOWA 52337 CROCKS GUN SHOP, OLIN, IOWA 52320 Cindy Weber made third team Colette Cook goes after a jump All-Conference. ball. Seniors--Front Row (L--R): Chris Zenishek, Kris Speer, Colette Cook, Lil-Ann Karlsen, Secofd Row (L--R): Peggy Weber, Edna Dohmen, Cindy Weber and Lis Hyllemose. The 1975-76 Pantherettes finished with a record of 3-16. We were plagued by inconsistency and inex- perience the entire year, along with an injury to one of only two Letterwinners returning from the previous year. Even with these ad- versities, the squad maintained an excellent attitude! Hopefully brighter things await us in the fu- ture years, as far as won-loss rec- ord, but it will be difficult to re- place fine attitudes displayed by this year's team. Coach Jensen RIVAL Calamus Olin Durant Tipton Lisbon Lisbon Clar-Lowden Wheatland Ox. Junc. Wheatland 63 Midland 46 Lost Nation 52 Olin 64 Bennett 36 Calamus F | Delwood Clar-Lowden 54 C.R. Regis 47 SECTIONALS Lincoln 24 C.R. Washington 72 VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity squad members Front: Randy Wagner, Mgr. First Row (L--R): Steve Flockhart, Jack Robinson, Jim Jewell, Mark Glover, Grayland Crist, Mike Doser. Second Row (L--R): Mr. Hedlund, Alex Taylor, Paul Bails, Stan Roush, Mike Long and Coach Doug Jackson, 704 Q t gp 34 Co-Sponsored by: KIMBALL'S JACK AND JILL, Olin, lowa PHILLIPS '66, Olin, lowa RIVAL Olin 88 Lisbon 73 Lisbon 46 Clar- Lowden 53 Captains for the 1975-76 basket- Wheatland 81 ball squad are Jim Jewell (Top) Oxford Junction 80 and Paul Bails (Bottom) Wheatland 72 Midland 59 - Durant 68 ry ee Lost Nation 68 A i e f Bennett 56 ae A A 6 Calamus 61 ’ , | | Delwood 49 . Clar- Lowden Pts Calamus (OT) 87 Olin 65 SECTIONALS Wheatland 67 Wilton 63 Conference Record 5-5 Eleven fine young men composed the varsity squad as they compiled an 10-8 record, The Panthers finished 5-5 in conference play. The guys played some excellent ball and were capable of executing a fine fast break. We did not have a Superstar but did have four players in double figures and one just below ten, Our offensive agerage of 67 points was 13 points higher than our defensive average. This team will be remembered as a group that had a tremendous amount of scrap as they displayed in their fine game against Wilton in sectional play. Congratulations to these All-Conference players: Stan Roush-- Second Team; Jim Jewell--Third Team; Steve Flockhart-- Third Team. Coach Doug Jackson All-conference selections are S, Flockhart, J. Jewell and S. Roush. J.V. BASKETBALL oa O20. 6 - 5 ei ® gl fy ; vi Row 1: (L--R) Chris Ropa, Carol Pwess, Denise Cook, DeeAnn Kirkpatrick, Janet Bohr, Linda Meyer, Sally Svo- boda, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomson. Row 2: Hine R) Tracy Donohoe, Kym Speer, Janine Weets, Pam Mertka, Lis Hyllemose, Denise Soteros, Diana Lehrman, Senay Benge, Lori Meyer, Teresa Platner, Julie Kirstein, Dawn Worby. Row 3: (L--R) Kathy Weber, Debbie Horr-- managers, SEASON'S RECORD OPPONENT THEY - WE HIGH SCORER Calamus 6S 53 Rhonda Hegarty-- 24 Lisbon 31 47 Diana Lehrman--24 Midland 64 Carol Pruess--15 Durant 45 (ot) Carol Pruess-- 27 Bennett $5 T. Donohoe, D, Lehrman--17 Tipton 52 Diana Lehrman--11 C-L 37 Diana Lehrman--17 C-L 44 Rhonda Hegarty-- 9 Midland 66 Carol Pruess--15 Olin 43 Tracy Donohoe--21 Bennett 50 Tracy Donohoe--19 Lost Nation 43 Tracy Donohoe--18 Olin 31 Tracy Donohoe--16 C.R. Regis 31 Diana Lehrman--19 Sponsored by: HOMETOWN DAIRIES, Olin, lowa J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Our fine junior varsity squad consisted of First Row (L--R): Tom Poduska The improvement of the JV bas- and Bill Klein. Second Row (L--R): Bob Dohmen, Kevin Crist, Jeff Wal- ketball team during the 75-76 shire and Dan Wagner, Third Row (L--R): Rick Weber, Russ Bequeaith, season showed not only in their Coach Hedlund, Kent Williams and Kerry Koch. win-lose record but also in excel- lent progress in individual and team play. Even though key Sophomore play- ers were injured at different times of the season, the Freshmen re- sponded in filling the gaps effec- tively and insured a continual evan, winning record, Lisbon an 7 7 The Freshmen also showed their : , rising skill by handling the faculty, wrestlers, and FFA teams easily. The Sophomores will provide the 76-77 varsity squad with valuable players experienced in fast break- ing and solid defense. For both the JV and varsity teams of 76-77 the 75-76 season insures continuing success. st Nation Olin Olin Calamus Season Record 13-4 Ss 7 . i SPIRIT Athletics, It's one of the things we strive for in school. To be good you need skill, teamwork and a lot of crowd backing, and this is the job of the cheerleaders, When these girls are chosen, they have made the commitment of spread- ing school spirit. This is quite a task, and it takes a lot of practice to get the cheers down, and a lot of new ideas to get everyone ex- cited. The cheerleaders at LHS can do their part, but it takes a school effort to really get it to- gether, Remember the Battle of the Sexes? It really showed how much spirit we have; at the end of the game the spirit had died. Does it have to be a contest ora close game before we can show our athletes we're proud of them? The season is longer than one game so show a little spirit for every game no matter how trivial it may seem to be. J. V. Basketb: Thomson, Jo Varsity Football: Top--Bottom: Jo Ann Ross, Shelly Flockhart, Janis Crist, Janice Studer, Linda Robinson, Lynn McCullough. OF °75-'76 all: Front Row (L--R): Sandy Dains, Debra Coppess, Teree Ann Rouse, Mary Butler, Wrestling: Top-- Bottom: Anna Kohl, Janice Studer, Kerin Andrew, Nancy Weber, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Co-Sponsored by: LAWSON INSURANCE, Olin, lowa 484-2218 OSCAR MAYER CO., Clarence, lowa 452-3076 Varsity Basketball: Middle: Barb Mulherin, Standin g: Shelly Flockhart, Janis Crist. Back: Lynn McCullough, Linda Robinson. = Junior Varsity Football: (L--R): Sandy Dains, JoAnn Rouse, Teree Thom- son, Anna Kohl, Debra Coppess. SPEECH CONTEST Large Groups -- Back Row (L--R): Christine Zenishek participated in a duet and got a I at District and at State, Shelly Flockhart -- II in Duet and I in I Act Play as Lydia Languish and I at State. Middle Row (L--R): Jack Sauer received II in Reader Theater, Janine Weets receiving a II in Readers Theater, Perry Nurfield II in the Readers Theater and I in I Act Play as Captain Jack Absolute, At State he received II in the I Act Play. Pam McAmis received a II in the Readers Theater and I in I Act Play as Lucy and a II at State. Laura Seeley got a II in Readers Theater, Mark Kuehnle--I in a Duet with Chris Zenishek and at State received a I, Kerry Koch received a I in I act Play as Bob Acres and a II at State. Rhonda Hegarty received a II in Readers Theater, Front Row (L--R): Susan Broulik received a II in a Duet with Shelly Flockhart and a I at Districts for Delia Malaprop in the I Act Play and a II at State, Kevin Koob -- II in Readers Theater and I in I Act Play as Fag, and II at State, Miss Kiesel, Carol Pruess received a II in Readers Theater Randy Wagner received a II in Readers Theater and I in I Act Play. Absent is Bruce Seehusen and Gary Taylor. They both re- ceived II's in Readers Theater at District, Picture Below. Small Groups-- Back Row (L--R): Christine Zenishek received a II in Dra- matic Acting, Shelly Flockhart -- I in Dramatic Acting and a I in Literary Programing at District and II at State, Front Row (L--R): Perry Murfield and Randy Wagner both received a II in Humerous Acting. Miss Keisel, Laura Seeley -- I in Interperative Prose and I in Interperative Poetry and a I] at State. Mark Kuehnle -- II in both Dramatic Acting and Literary Pro- gramming. Absent from picture is Bruce Seehusen receiving a I in Radio News Announcing and in Interperative Prose and at State he got a I in Radio News Announcing and II in Interperative Prose. SMALL GROUP Those participating in Small Groups were: From Row (L--R): C. Crock, M. Schultz, P. McAmis, M. Randolph, D. Kurth, S. Flockhart, B. Weiland, R. Hegarty, P. Steckly, S. Broulik. Back Row (L--R): C. Ropa, A. Crock, K. Oxley, K. Speer, J. Licht, - Moneypenny, G. Taylor, T. Koch, P. Doser, K. Williams. Lincoln didn't look to impressive this year at music contests by the ratings, but if you were to look closer at the other schools, they were comparably the same. Small Groups were held at Wilton, and this year proved to the students that everything really depends on the judge that you perform be- fore. A lot was expected of the participants in terms of quality, and it was the feeling of the students as well as of the directors, that the judges expected too much in the way of perfection for the high school level. If the ratings could ever lie, this year would have been the case because the Lincoln students performed well this year at contests, and they deserve fair credit for the fine effort they put forth. Receiving I's in the vocal department were Gary Taylor and Shelly Flockhart. Division I ratings for instrumental solos. (L--R): K. The people in instrumental groups that received I rat- Speer, K. Speer, J. Licht, J. Moneypenny, G. Tay- ings were, (L--R): K. Speer, K. Speer, D. Broulik, lor. G. Brendes, G. Taylor. CONCERT BAND During the 1975-1976 Lincoln school year, the concert band participated in several activities. On January 28, Lincoln was one of the four schools who participated in the Wapsi Band Festival at Midland, They also performed December 14, 1976 in a Christmas concert with the concert choir. April 30, 1976 they par- ticipated in large group contests at Washington in Cedar Rapids, Members of the 1975-1976 concert band are: First Row: Kerin Andrew, Carol Crock, Susan Albaugh, Alice Crock, Tammy Thomson, Rhonda Hegarty, Karen Timm, Lori Grimm, Laura Broulik, Pam Mertka, Ben Williams. Second Row: Betty Weiland, Susan Broulik, Lisa Licht, Kelly Meyer, Kris Speer, John Licht, Mark Broulik, Patty Steckly, Gary Taylor, Third Row: Becky Sheldon, Chris Ropa, Julie Moneypenny, Pat Doser, Kent Williams, Mark Coppess, John Grunder, Mike Whitman, John Moneypenny, Brent Coppess, Kurt Oxley, Dale Broulik, Mr. Meyer. Co-Sponsored by: PENNY'S MEAT MARKET, Clarence lowa 452-3826 RAYMOND DOERMANN, AGENCY, Clarence, lowa 452-3558 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Members of the 75-76 track squad are First Row (L--R): Karen Havel, Carol Pruess, Tracy Donohoe, Teresa Platner, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Denise Cook. Second Row (L--R): Coach Jensen, Susan Broulik, Kay Robinson, Nancy Weber, Janice Studer, Tammy Thomson, Rhonda Hegarty, Sandy Daines. Third Row (L--R): Shelly Flockhart, Chris Zenishek, Kris Speer, Colette Cook, Kim Speer, Pam Mertka, Chris Langenberg. The boys' track team finished first in the annual Swampsie Relays, and the Wapsie Conference. They placed third in District competition held at Wilton, and second at the Mid-East Conference meet at Belevue. The guys brought home several medals and trophies for their out- standing accomplishments for the 76 season. Among the highest were the state qualifiers who were: Tom Platner--220 yd. dash, Dean Bosen- berg--100 yd. dash, and Greg He- garty--pole vault. The 440 relay team who also qualified consisted of Dean Bosenberg, Bruce Thum- ma, Kent Williams and Tom Plat- ner. These same four also comprise the 880 relay team who also qualified. Boys' Track team members First Row (L--R): Kent Williams, Randy Wag- ner, Kerry Koch, Dean Bosenberg, Brent Montz, Bruce Thumma, Steve Flockhart, Mickey Meyer, John Grunder, Mike Whitman, Second Row (L--R): Mike Artmstrong, Delbert Coppess, Bret Horr, Larry Gronewald, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Jim Jewell, Galen Brendes, Greg Hegarty, Mr. Lin- der, Kevin Brannaman, Chuck Gesling, Stan Roush, Rick Weber, Matt Polhamus, and Gary Whitman. SPONSORED BY: CLARENCE SAVINGS BANK, CLARENCE, IOWA SPONSORED BY: CLARENCE MOTORS INC. CLARENCE, IOWA Eighteen bright and energetic girls brought home to Lincoln the Swam- psie Relay title, Wapsie Confer- ence title and the Mid-East Con- ference title. Coach Jensen must be proud as this is the second year the girls have won the Lincoln sponsored Swampsie Relays and the eighth consecutive time the girls have won the Wapsie Relays usual- ly held at Tipton. The season wasn't always so bright as these determined girls set out to have many state qualifiers only to be disappointed. In competition they had several misfortunes which hampered them from first and sec- ond places. They finished with a large number of third places. One girl, Denise Cook, a sophomore this year, qualified as a discus thrower. The years ahead look bright for these girls! MARCHING BAND The 1975 Marching Band season peaked during the homecoming festivities, highlighted by the halftime show, 5-76 Marching Band Queen, Kerin Andrew and King, Dale Broulik. ag reat performance by Duck Michels. The seven a.m. practices paid off by excellent halftime shows at home games and street marching at Adventureland in DesMoines, Mardi Gras in Clinton and the Homecoming parade. The 1975 drum majorette was Sheryl ve eee Ye Wendt with Robert Meyer the director. It was a good year but the members were glad when it was over. me BY JAZZ BAND im) - A is AG = B € ) y Back Row (L--R): Jeff Schnipkoweit, Mr. Meyer, Pat Doser, Kent Williams, Mike Whitman, John Grunder and Dale Broulik. Third Row (L--R): Kelly Meyer, Kurt Oxley, and Ben Williams. Second Row (L--R): Gary Taylor, Mark Coppess, Lisa Licht, Julie Moneypenny, Carol Crock, John Moneypenny. Front: John Licht. The 1975-76 Jazz Band or Stage Band participated in a lot of different things during the year, Some of the things are the Tall Corn Festival at the University of Northern lowa, the Wartburg Jazz Festival, the Augustana Jazz Festi- val at Rock Island, They played a soc-hop sponsored by the Student Council at the gym, and were the great band you heard playing jazz during the half-times of girls' and boys' basketball games. Front Row (L--R): Grayland Crist; Brett Baldwin; Mike Buck; Brent Coppess; Jeff Odeen; Kaylene Jilovec; Brian Kir- stein, Second Row (L--R): Brian Butler; Dennis Coppess; Diana Kurth; Tammy Thomson; Sandy Benge; Gerald Timm; Craig Schroeder; Terry Rouse; Ron Potter; Jeff Schnipkoweit; Tom Poduska. Third Row (L--R): Kevin Fish- er; John Billick; Janet Fisher; Carol Pruess; Jack Sauer; Darren Coppess; Bill Klein; Dan Kohl; Jim Rouse; Mr. Duane Davis. Fourth Row (L--R): Mr. Larry Massom; Dennis Tenley; Dave Scheer; Steve Pruess; Dean Boesenberg; Delbert Coppess; Craig Pearson; Ben Weets; Dan Driscoll; Kevin Horman; Kevin Sulzner; Roger Kurth; Mike Hegarty. The North Cedar FFA is a very hard-working organization. It par- ticipates in many activities in- side and outside the community. One of the activities that goes on within its own organization is ini- tiation. Many of the pictures on this page and the next are of this event. Middle Right: Officers for next year are: Jeff Odeen--pres- ident; Dennis Coppess--vice-pres- ident; Dan Driscoll--reporter; Jim Rouse=-sentinel; Kaylene Jilovec -treasurer; Carol Pruess--secre- tary; Dan Kohl--parliamentarian. CO-SPONSORED BY: WEHDE MOTORS INC., TIPTON, IOWA 78 TIPTON STATE BANK, TIPTON, IOWA NORTH CEDAR FFA sh | i : 2 a 77 a - . ce ee 2 4 MS 3 . = = Above: The Pride of the FFA Beauty Contest. Can you ; Z -4 ie eet Above: Boy, do you guys need a bath. How could you ever get so dirty? Top: How about a game of Ring Around the Inner- tube ? Bottom Right: Has anyone seen the Lava? 80 First Row (L--R): D, Steckly, K. Jilovec, J. Crist, L. Weber, S. Broulik, L. Jewell, L. Robinson, M. Long, D. Tenley, C. Zenishek, R. Hegarty, M. Schultz, C. Pruess, K. Speer, Second Row (L-=-R): C, Weber, K. Wil- liams, K, Koch, S. Roush, S. Flockhart, J, Jewell, M. Whitman, G, Crist, C. Gesling, R. Griffith. Third Row (L--R): D. Kurth, K. Andrew, D, Kurth, M. Davis, C. Crock, D. Soteros, C. Cook, J. Studer, K. Robinson, S, Flockhart, L, Seeley, J. Sauer, P. Bails, D, Broulik, B. Horr, V, Randolph. Fourth Row (L--R): B. Coppess, P. Weber, E, Dohmen, M, Bunge, C. Schroeder, D. Coppess, D. Wagner, G. McDowell, B. Montz, R. Wagner, J. Grunder, D, Coppess, K, Koob, J. Odeen, G. Whitman, J, Robinson, T. Platner Sponsored by: PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN., Tipton, lowa 886-6143 PEP CLUB Pictured At The Left are this year’s Pep Club officers. In The Back is Mary Schultz -- President. Front (L--R): Kerin Andrew -- Secretary, Treasurer, and Linda Ro- binson--Vice President. Pep Club looks large this year but it tends to be a dying organization. The students are lacking school spirit, not only here but everywhere. We didn't have large turn- outs at the games this year, but they did help in a few of the festivities. During HomeComing, the parade was organized by Pep Club, and prizes were awarded for the best floats. Even though the support given to Pep Club is diminishing, we hope that it doesn't die out comple- tely and will continue to try and raise school spirit. STUDENT COUNCIL Members-- (First Row) John Grunder, Victor Randolph Tom Platner, Colette Cook, Kerin Andrew, Second Row: Tracy Donohoe, Susan Lee, Kathy Moravek, Kris Speer, Kevin Koob. Third Row; Jeptha Ranolph, Susan Broulik, Cindy Yock, Chuck Gesling, Brent Montz, Roger Griffith, Mike Whitman, Gary Whitman, Dan Kohl, Dennis Sloan. Officers--Victor Randolph, Presi- dent; Tom Platner, Vice-President; Kerin Andrew, Secretary; Colette SPONSORED BY: Cook, Treasurer. LINCOLN COMMUNITY STUDENT COUNCIL During the year of 1975-76 Stu- dent Council accomplished many goals. Some of the outstanding were the SSG pass for student self- government, student lounge. The SSG did away with the burden of having to carry passes from one place to another. It was a step towards student's freedom. Stu- dent Council sponsored the annual Christmas party and three assem- blys for entertainment. PUBLICATIONS Publications class: Front Row (L--R): S. Flockhart, L. Weber, D. Tenley, R. Wagner, M. Kuehnle, R. Boots, Middle Row (L--R): J. Crist, C. Weber, E. Dohmen, M. Schultz, T. Rochau, C. Cook, B. Miner, J. Licht, K. Speer, K. Koob, Back Row (L--R): B. Montz, V. Randolph, K. Andrew, Mrs. Lamont, D. Sloan. Changes... Publications class was full of them this last year. The first difference we noticed was our new sponsor, Mrs. Lamont. She has had a rough “breaking in year starting with the end of the NORTH CEDAR PRESS, our usual school paper. This brought up the problem of how and where we were going to publish our school news. The TIPTON-CONSERVATIVE and MOUNT VERNON SUN both of- fered us a page in their papers every two weeks, but which paper should we go to? Then the idea of a separate student paper came up. We had a representative come in to give us the details on cost and on how to set up the issues. It all sounded good to us so the Blooper was started. A lot of work goes into the Blooper , so to keep every- one informed on what's happening, we decided to take the page of- fered in both the Tipton and Mt. Vernon papers. When everyone isn't busy working on articles for the paper, you can probably find them working on a page for the annual. More work goes into putting togeth- er a good yearbook than just taking pictures, and writing who's in them. You have to space everything and coordinate a central theme throughout the book, Everyone has an important part, writing, organ- izing the layouts, and taking the pictures. We had a few problems in meeting dead-lines. There are always problems in everything you do, but they can always be solved with a little work. And just by looking through this book you can see the work put in to it, and what a great job everyone did! Publications Class: Changes? Yes, but we can work them out. Changes are meant to improve, and that is just what we did. Just ask anyone, (in class) it was a great year. CO-SPONSORED BY: CASTERLINE, HAMMEL DETERINGER, TIPTON, IOWA UNITED TELEPHONE COMPANY, TIPTON, IOWA Publications Staff: Advisor-- Mrs. Lamont Yearbook Editor-- Kerin Andrew News Paper Editor -- Victor Randolph NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Probationary Members include (First Row) Lori Johnson, Sheryl Wendt, Mary Butler, Barb Mul- herin, JoAnn Ross, Denise Soteros, Donna Tenley, (Second Row) Ker- ry Koch, Janine Weets, Susan Broulik, Carol Pruess, Kym Speer, Diane Dodge, Betty Weiland, Bruce Seehusen. Regular Members include (First Row) Cindy Yock, Jane Sauer, Lynn McCullough, Linda Robinson, Carol Crock, Diana Kurth, (Sec- ond Row) Jeff Odeen, Mark Cop- pess, Gary Taylor, Stan Roush, John Licht, Jack Robinson. Graduation Members include (First Row) Bret Horr, Marie Davis, Edna Dohmen, Tami Rochau, Cindy Weber, Mary Schultz, Cathy Thom- son, (Second Row) Dennis Sloan, Kerin Andrew, Colette Cook, Vic- tor Randolph, Dale Broulik--regu- lar member, Kris Speer. The National Honor Society is a group of students which have held at least a 3.0 average grade point. The students must maintain that grade point through high school. To be elected, they also have to have character, scholarship, lead- ership and service. Character is the embodiment of all the finest ethical and spiritual qualities. Scholarship means a love for learn- ing and intellectual achievement. Leadership is the power of a per- sonality to guide others into action. Service is the ultimate object of man's existence and to lose oneself spontaneously and enthusiastically in the active service of one's fellowman. SPONSORED BY: MIDWAY LANES MOUNT VERNON, IOWA Wem omnéeRS (IR. HiGh) Sandy Hoy Joan Hutchinson Tom Koch Andy Kohl Rhonda Krumroy Ke nly n Kruse Becky Kurtl Lisa Licht Rodney Marlatt Steve McC ollough Shelly McDowell Cindy Mertka Ke lly Me ye! Paige Meyer Payn Meyer Mary Mindham Bob Moravek Kurt Oxley Karen Paulsen Mark Proctor Mike Railsback Pam Rhoads Jarbara Ruchotzke Sandi Sander Brenda Seehusen Becky Sheldon Ronnie Show Patty Steckly Doug Taylor Sandy Taylor David Tenley Karen Timm Karen Unruh Marty Waddell Brenda Wagner Dan Wagner Lyn Wagner Jody Weber Ronnie Weber Susan Weets Kim Willett Bill Yock STH GRADE 7TH GRADE Bill Armstrong Theresa Boysen Christie Brown Joan Bulger Tammy Cornelius Rick Dains Chuck Domer Kelvin Fisher Lorinda Greene Amy Griffith Lana Gronewold Dee Himes Janet Hubler Jeff Hutchinson Mark Jurgensen Kevin Kainz Nancy Klemme Craig Kleppe Karl Koch Ken Koob Sara Kuehnle Ron Kurth Karen Langenberg Sharon Miller Jill Moffit Julie Moneypenny Steve Moravek Kelly Oxley Kim Paulson John Poduska Phil Railsback Madonna Randolph Judy Rouse Todd Rouse Don Schnipkoweit John Seehusen Jerry 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 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL RIVAL WE THEY Clarence- Lowden 0 12 Olin 42 Lisbon f 12 Midland Preston S€ason Record, 0-5 s sa ¥ ese te Football squad members: Front Row (L--R): Craig Kleppe, Bill Armstrong, Donald Schnipkoweit, Ken Koob, Ron Kurth, Second Row (L--R): Todd Rouse, Gerry Sheldon, Ronnie Weber, Rusty Hearn, Doug Taylor, Mark Proctor, Andy Kohl, Kirt Wenndt, Third Row (L--R): Coy Wagner, Kurt Oxley, Steve McCullough, Cam Coppess, Mike Gutwiler, Bill Yock, Fourth Row (L--R): Pat Doser, Ronnie Hearn, Larry Horr, Rick Dains, Mr. Elliot, Jay Albaugh, Tracy Bunge, Mark Jurgensen, Team squad members show spirit at a football game, Co-Sponsored by: LOODY OIL CO., Stanwood, lowa 954-6163 RANDOLPH CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC., Stanwood, lowa 945-3534 J.H. SOFTBALL RIVAL WE THEY Wheatland 5 Calamus 12 Lisbon 26 Wheatland 14 Clar-Lowden 5 Lisbon 23 Season Record 3-3 6 15 12 13 6 10 Softball squad members: Front Row (L--R): Sandy Hoy, Karen Unruh, Julie Moneypenny and Mary Wagner. Second Row (L--R): Patty Steckly, Amy Griffith, Karen Tenley, Lisa Licht, Joan Hutchinson and Sandy Sanders. Third Row (L--R): Susan Unruh, Christy Brown, Shelley McDowell, Laura Broulik, and Kelly Meyer. Fourth Row (L--R): Linda Gutweiler, Brenda Wagner, Becky Sheldon and Susan Weets. Team members show spirit at a winning game. J. H. GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row (L--R): Joan Bulger, Mary Weber, Judy Rouse, and Julie Moneypenny. Second Row (L--R): Patty Steck- ley, Karen Unruh, Sandi Sanders, Christy Brown, Joan Hutchison, Sandy Hoy, and Kandi Thomson. Third Row (L-- R): Linda Gutweiler, Shelley McDowell, Kelly Meyer, Jody Weber, and Laura Broulik. Fourth Row (L--R): Lori Grimm, Pam Meyer, Jody Willey, Susan Unruh, Brenda Wagner, Brenda Seehusen, KarenTimm, Nancy Klemme, and Mary Wagner. OPPONENT Clarence Lowden Lisbon Bennett Midland Olin Bennett 7th Grade Bennett Olin Lisbon Clarence’ Lowden Midland Bennett J.H. BOYS BASKETBALL The squad consisted of First Row (L--R): Rod Marlett, Chuck Domer, Phil Railsback, Doug Taylor, Coy Wagner, and Ron Weber. Second Row (L--R): Todd Rouse, Craig Kleppe, Jerry Sheldon, Ken Koob, Ron Kurth, Andy Kohl, and Rus Hearn. Third Row (L--R): Ron Hearn, Kurt Oxley, Tracy Bunge, Mike Gutweiler, Steve McCullough. Standing (L--R): Rick Dains, Don Schnipkoweit, Cam Coppess, Pat Doser, Terry Homer, Mark Jurgensen, Jim Horr, Bill Yock, Mark Proctor and Kirk Wenndt. RIVAL Clar-Lowden Bennett f Wheatland A Total 4-4 B Total 4-3 TRACK CHEERLEADING bt a Jr. High Football Cheerleaders: (Center) Barb Ruchotzke. Left To Right: Madonna Randolph, Pam Rhodes, Jody Weber, Cheryl Whitman, Patty Butler. Jr. High Wrestling Cheerleaders: Sitting (L--R): L. Wagner, M. Randolph, P. Butler. Standing (L--R): P. Rhodes, L. Licht. Top: Barb Ruchotzke. Sitting (L--R): Mrs. Plueger, S. Hoy, K. Meyer, P. But- ler, B. Ruchotzke, P. Rhoads, M. Randolph, K. Tenley. Second Row (L=-R): J. Web- er, K. Unruh, P, Steckly, L. Grimm, J. Moffit, K. Thom- son, S. Unruh, T. Branna- Jr. High Basketball Cheerleaders: Center--Lisa Licht. Left To Right: Pam man, Third Row (L--R): K. Rhodes, Patty Butler, Lynn Wagner, Madonna Randolph and Barb Ruchotzke. Oxley, D. Wenndt, N. Klemme, S. Sanders, C. Whitman, M. Weber, S. Kuehnle, J. Hutchinson, K. Timm, and S$. Weets. New School Records for these girls are: 5 Flight Shuttle Hurdle Re- lay-- P. Steckly, J. Moffit, P. Rhoads, and K, Meyer. 44.8 440 Yard Dash Jody Weber 65.9 5 Flight Hurdles-- K. Meyer, P. Rhoads, 10 7 100 Yard Hurdles-- Kelly Meyer 14,6 Shot-- Karen Unruh 27' 2 1 2 WRESTLING AND TRACK Front Row (L--R): R. Kurth, C. Kleppe, B. Armstrong, D. Schnipkoweit, C. Wagner. Second Row (L--R): M. Gutweiler, P. Meyer, C. Coppess, M. Proctor, B. Yock. Third Row (L--R): J. Horr, B. Moravek, P. Doser, Fourth Row (L--R): J. Albaugh, Coach Rick Elliott, R. Dains. This year's Lincoln Junior High wrestlers were as fine a group of young men as I have worked with. The next few years should see these young. wrestlers leading a highly successful program. Coach Rick Elliott, This years, track team has been one of the more success- ful squads that we have had. We won the conference meet along with every meet that we had at home. At Mount Vernon we came in second, too bad, it was only a dual. Solon and Wilton were two of our biggest meets and con- sidering the size of the other teams I was rather happy with one 3rd and 4th place. It was a real pleasure working with all the boys this year and I think that the high school has much in store for them. --R): B. � Ki D. Taylor, J. Sheldon, R. Front Row (L--R): B. Armstrong, C. Kleppe, aylor, J eldon Condi Sapatic Weber, C. Wagner. Second Row (L--R): K. Koch, S$. McCullough, B. Yock, R. Marlatt, M. Proctor, M. Gutweiler, D. Wagner, J. Albaugh. Third Row (L--R): Coach Epperly, R. Hearn, R. Kurth, P. Doser, K. Wenndt, T. Koch, J. Horr, R. Dains. J.H. BAND First Row (L--R): Deanna Wendt, Sandi Sanders, Judy Rouse, Lori Greene, Pam Soteros. Second Row (L--R): Kan- dy Thomson, Joan Hutchinson, Mary Wagner, Kelly Oxley, Jill Moffit, Craig Kleppe, Madonna Randolph, Third Row (L--R): Joan Bulger, Bill Armstrong, Mike Railsback, Andy Kohl, Sara Kuehnle, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Christy Brown. Fourth Row (L--R): Ronny Kurth, Philip Railsback, Brian Butler. If some Tuesday or Thursday morn- ing you happen to walk into the main hall at Lincoln, you might hear a strange noise coming from downstairs, Is it the laboratory of Dr, Frankenstein? Or, maybe a bunch of mice having a mice party? Nope, it's neither, It's just the junior high band practicing one of the many selections they have. Under the direction of Mr, Bob Meyer they just can't go wrong. (Or can they???) Mr, Meyer sees a great future for these young composers, and hopes to see more participate in the program next year, Sponsored by: IOWA ELECTRIC, Mt. Vernon, lowa ee “ . Me 3 ’ Miss Kuntz Mrs, Sauer Robin Baxa Judy Unruh Bruce Kral Robert Willett Brad Marlett Shelly Scott Terry Schnipkoweit John Swehla Keith Jones Andy Benge Mike Weiland Greg Wagner Benny Griffith Janet Gutweiler Bernita Davis Cheryl Weber Debbie Roelf Shelly Robinson Teresa Hearn Esthyr Ropa Suzy Grimm Kristie Weber Connie Weber Christine MacDonald Terry Lehrman Kevin Paulson Greg Taylor Tony Christianson Scott St. John Dale Kruse Mike McAmis Beth Proctor jill Hutchinson Lisa Hein Carla Boysen Karen Dohmen Kim Shiver Penny Brown Brenda McLaud Valerie Wiggins Jeff Davidson Brian Meyer Bruce Flockhart Dwight Davis Doug East Scott Schroeder Chuck Michels Tom Crock David Albaugh Doug Albaugh Sally Armstrong Angie Block Robert Boyson Steve Brown Sherry Burkhead Molly Cashman Tammy Christianson Terry Cornelius Bob Dains Rod Dickey Ales ia Domer Scott Donohoe Scott Flynn Alan Gadke Kathy Gutweiler jill Hegarty Brian Jackson Kathy Jilovec Dale Johnson Ann Jurgensen Melinda Jurgensen Melody Kirstein Tammy Klemme Nate Kohl Betsy Lee Kral Jane Kuehnle Daren Lehrman Carol McAtee Scott Merfeld Vonda Meyer Jean Mindham Terry Oelberg Jeff Rhoades Darcie Schnipkoweit Todd Schroder John Skow Craig Smith Jane Strickler Teree Thomson Terry Waddell Verna Wagner JoAnn Willey Janel Zimmerman Mrs. Christian Mr. Hjemboe Adam Baxa Francis Billick Kathy Boysen Pam Brown Penni Conley Brad Davidson Todd Davis Randy Dickey Carolyn Dohmen Mark Doser Wayne Flockhart Pam Goldsmith Matt Grimm Kellie Guthrie Bruce Hanks Cindy Helle Wendy Hoffman Joey Inman Scott Jackson Jeff Jacobs Jennifer Jacobs Danny Johnson Terri Johnson Daron Jurgensen Shanda Knight Joel Kruse Lisa Kurth Tina Licht Bryan Lovell Alan MacDonald Stacey McAtee Nicole McCullough Gerri Miller Susan Mindham Frank Mixell Deanna Myers Tim Poduska Roger Potter Craig Proctor Greg Railsback Paul Randolph Tim Rouse Mike Sander Kim Schroeder David Skow Mike St. John Lisa Techau Debbie Tenley Pam Tenley Bruce Voss Chuck Wagner Debbie Watkinson Brad Young Kellie Zimmer Mr. Heyer Mrs. Mull 4TH GRADE Kathy Aberle Teri Bell Matt Bickford Jodi Brendes Brian Brown Rod Bunge Meloni Cook Joey Corbin Mike Dains Tim Davidson Steve Doser Dean East Craig Flynn Lori Flynn Sherrie Gesling Brian Gutwiler Sheryl Hasselbusch Tina Johnson Jannette Jurgensen Diane Kainz Bobby Klemme Chad Kleppe Hope Krumroy Susie Kruse Beth Kutschat John Lamont Bruce Lehrman Wayne Lehrman Kris Lund Andy Matheny Leroy McCall Sherry Meyer Darel Michaels Shawn Miller Tracey Miller Mike Paidar Pam Paidar Gayln Paulsen Melvin Potter Shelly Pruess Lori Robinson Vonni Robinson Darold Schnipkoweit Ricky Scott Bill Steckley Rhonda Tenley Tina Thomson Michele Thompson Karen Voss Jeanine Wagner Sally Weber Willie Wells Sheryl Wendel Peggy Wooge Rod Zimmerman Mrs. Brand Mr. Day 2ND GRADE Christie Block Jeff Brunscheen John Butler Candi Cubbage Paula Davis Marshal Dobson Angie Domer Leah Flockhart Sherrie Flynn Bobby Hanks Steve Hein Brad Jackson Bobby Johnson Panele Johnson Sheila Kamberling Kim Kral Jeff Linder Brenda Lovell Michelle Marlatt Dale McAmis Jackie Mertka Jeff Mertka Jana Meyer Angie Miller Marlo Paulson David Peterson Debbi Sander Kris Schroeder Kristin Shriver Carmen Smith Larry Techau Ruth Ann Tenley Denise Tenley Alex Watkinson Donna Wood Margie Yock Bobby Young Mrs, Corbin Mrs. Hanks Mrs, Ferguson Mrs. Inman Karen Aberle Jennifer Adams Diane Bair Tom Bell Shery] Botts Steve Broulik Kathy Christiansen Barbara Crock Stephanie Conley Jeff Corbett Carolyn Corbin Lisa Dains Brian Dohmen Mike Fagan Mike Flynn Chad Gadke Shannon Goodrich Kerrie Guthrie Teresa Hasselbusch Mike Hall Deanna Himes Wendy Hoffman Amy Inman Tom Jackson Gene Jones Tony Koch Marshall Kroemer Sara Kutschat Chris Lamont Cheryl Miller Bill Miller Robbie Miller Denise Moravek Brian Mullan Brenda Myers Michael Oelberg Susan Paidar Jesse Phelps Rory Pruéss Ray Ropa Tyler Rouse Dave Sloan Lynn Swallom Tony Wagner Sheila Wendell James Wethington Tom Wiggins Jacki Wooge —s Suzett Zerbe Tim Abt Anne Albaugh Gina Brendes Randy Brown Dain Brunscheen Theresa Butler Nicki Conley Joan Crock Richard Davidson Waylon Dobson Pat Donohoe Christa Driscoll Bobby Dunston Angie Frye Kim Gesling Trina Glover Kathy Goldsmith Jill Gray Erica Hall Steve Hedland jill Hein Christy Helle Danny Jolovec Jacob Kohl Michelle Kromer Eroc Kruse Alice Kutscat Julie Lovell Mitch Madlom Larry McCall Brian McGuire Brenda McLaughlin Brian Miller Shelly Mullen Valerie Paider Janelle Pini Sue Ann Press Denise Robinson Kimberly Robinson Wayne Schneider Chad Shayll Susanne Siver Darrel Sloan Robbie St. John Sam Steckley Sara Steckley Eric Thompson Todd Thumma Randy Tollefson Jason Wailes David Wethington Mrs, Long KINDERGARTEN ELEMENTARY FACULTY This teacher's aide is Mrs Teacher's aide at the elementary . Rita Becker. Flockhart. is Mrs. Carol Sanders. The art teacher is Mrs. Diane Hess. In the music department we have In the learning resource depart- Mrs. Debbie Sweet. ment is Miss Caldwell. Mr. Neil Orthner is the head of the Miss Buck helps in the special read- phys-ed. area. He also helps with ing area. jr. high sports at Stanwood, SMA SA “RANE SS “SSAA SSS we, SAAS nt see sas . La Vhhlldiag UU Ma —_—— SENIOR SUPPLEMENT Key: BB--Basketball (L}--earned a varsity letter StC--Student Council B--Baseball T--Track DrC--Drama Club Chr--Cheerleading V--Volleyball Play--Schoo] Plays F--Football Wr--Wrestling Cham.Ch.--Chamber Choir S--Softball Ch--Chorus SpC--Spanish Club SS--Summer Softball Sw.Ch. --Swing Choir PepC--Pep Club NHS--National Honor Society L C--L Club St. Band--Stage Band M. Band-- Marching Band Pub- Publications Mgr--Manager Numbers tell years of participation. Andrew, Kerin: BB--1; Chr--3 (L); T--1 (L); V(Mgr}-2 (L); L C--2; Band--4 (Sec. junior year); M. Band--4; NHS--3; Pep Band--4; PepC--4 (Sec. Treas. Senior year); Pub--3 (Editor Senior year); St.Band--2; StC--2 (Sec. Senior year). (Band Queen--Senior Year) Armstrong, Mike: T(Mgr)--4 (L); Wr--3 (L); DrC--1; L C--3; Play--2; StC--4. Bails, Paul: B--4 (L); BB--4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); T--1; L C--4 (V. Pres. Senior year); PepC--2. Billick, John: FFA--4. Bosenberg, Dean: T-4 (L); FFA--4. Boots, Rick: PepC--3; Play--1; Pub--1. Broulik, Dale: F-4 (L) (All-Conference Junior, Senior years); Band--4 (Band King Junior, Senior years); Cham. Ch. --2; Ch--3 (Pres. Senior year); DrC--2; L C--3; M. Band--4; NHS--2; Pep Band--3; Play --2; St. Band--4; Sw. Ch.--2. Bulger, Dan: FFA--4. Cook, Colette: BB--4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); S--3 (L); SS--4 (L); T--4 (L); V--1; L C--3; NHS--3; PepC-- 2; Play--3; Pub.--3; StC--3. Coppess, Brent: F--4 (L); T--3 (L); Band--4; FFA--4 (Pres. Senior year); M.Band--4; Pep Band--4. Crist, Grayland: B--1; BB--4 (L); F--4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); FFA--3 (Parliamentarian Senior year); L C--2. Dauber, Carolyn: BB(Mgr)}--1 (L); PepC--1. Davis, Marie: V(Mgr)}--1; V--2 (L); L C--3; NHS--3; StC--1. Dohmen, Edna: BB--4 (L); SS--1; V--3 (L); L C--2; NHS--3; PepC--1; Pub--3; StC--1. Domer, Vicki: Ch--1. Doty, Mary: V(Mgr}-1 (Scorekeeper Senior year); Play--2. Fisher, Kevin: FFA--4. Freeman, Brett: FFA--3; Play--1. Gesling, Chuck: BB--4 (L); F--2 (L); T--4(L); L C--3; StC--1. Glover, Mark: BB--2 (L); T--2; DrC--2; NHS--1; L C--1; PepC--3; Play--2. Griffith, Nancy: S--1; SS--1; V--3 (Co-Captain Junior year). Gronewold, Larry: B--1; BB--1; F--4 (L); T--4 (L); Wr--1; FFA--2; L C--3. Hegarty, Greg: F--2; T--3 (L); Wr--1. Hegarty, Mike: FFA--4; SpC--1. Horman, Kevin: F--4 (L); FFA--4. 107 Horr, Bret: B-=4 (L); F--4 (L); T--1; Wr--3 (L); FFA--3; L C--3; NHS--3. we Hyllemose, Lis: BB--1; Pep C--1; Play--1. th a Jewell, Jim: BB 4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); B--4 (L}; F--3 (L); T--3 (L); L C--4. | Johnston, Walter: BB--2; PepC--2. Kohl, Sam: F--3; Wr- 3 (L); Band=-2; FFA--4 (Sec. Junior year); L C--2; M. Band=-2; NHS-=3; Pep Band-- Pub-=1; StC--4; Salutatorian. si 8 . . ani . Koob, Kevin: B--3; BB (Mgr}--1; F (Mgr}-1; T (Mgr}-1; L C--3; PepC--1; Pub=-2; Speech--2; StC--1. Kuehnle, Mark: Ch--4; DrC--4; PepC--2; Play--4; Pub--1; Speech--2; StC--2. See, Susan: S--1; Soccer--2; Play--2; StC--2. Michels, Bud: B--2; BB--1; Wr--1; Band--2; Ch--1; L C--1; Play--1; Speech--1. Miner, Barb: V-=4 (L) (Co-Captain Junior, Senior years); L C-=1; Pub--2. Murfield, Perry: BB (Mgr)=1 (L); F 'Mgr}-2 (L); L C--3; PepC--3; Play--4; Speech--2; StC--1. Platner, Tom: F--3 (L); T--4 (L); Wr--4 (L) (Captain Senior year); L C--4 (V. Pres. Junior year, Pres. Senior year); M.Band--1; Pep Band--1; StC--2 (V. Pres. Senior year). Randolph, Vic: F--4 (L); Wr--4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); Ch--2; L C--3; NHS--3; Pub--2 (Editor Senior year); StC--3 (Pres. Senior year). Rochau, Tami: BB-2; S--2; NHS--3; Pub-- 1. Ruchotzke, Chris: T--1 (L); V--2 (L); Ch--1; FFA--1; Girls' Chorus--1; L C--3; NHS--1. ; Schultzy Mary: Chr--2 (L); Ch--1; L C--3; NHS--3; PepC--3 (Sec. Sophomore year, Pres. Senior year); Pub--1. Sloan, Dennis: Wr--1; NHS--2; Pub--1; StC--1. Sorensen, Dennis: Band--3; Ch--3; M.Band--3; PepBand--3. Speer, Kris: BB--4 (L); S--3; T--4 (L); Band--4; ChrCh--1; Ch--4; Girls' Chorus--1; L C--4; M. Band--4; NHS--3; Pub--2; StBand--2; StC--2; Sw.Ch.--2; Pep C--2; Valedictorian. Sulzner, Kevin: FFA--4. Tenley, Dee Ann: V--3 (L) (Captain Sophomore year); L C--3; PepC--1; Pub--3. Tenley, Dennis: FFA--4. Thomson, Cathy: NHS--3; PepC--1. Thumma, Bruce: T--3 (L); PepC--3; L C--3. Unruh, Kathy: SS--2 (L); V--3 (L) (Co-Captain Junior year); L C--3. Wagner, Randy: BB (Mgr}-3 (L); T--2 (L); Wr--1; L C--2; Play --2; Pub--2; SpC--1; Speech--1; StC--1. Weber, Cindy: BB--4 (L) (Co-Captain Senior year); V-=3 (L) (Captain Senior year); L C--3; M. Band--1; NHS--3; Pub--4; Homecoming Queen. Weber, Peggy: BB--4 (L); V--3 (L); L C--2. Weets, Ben: FFA--4, Whitman, Mike: F--4 (L); T--4 (L); Wr--3 (L); Band--4; L C--3; M. Mand--4; Pep Band--3; StBand--3; StC--2. Worby, Gary: F--3 (L); T--3 (L). Zenishek, Chris: BB--4 (L); T--3 (L); Ch--2; Girls' Chorus--1; L C--3; PepC--1; Play--2; Speech--2. SENIORS Andrew, Kerin: 9, 20 68, 72, 76, 80,8 Mike: 380,74 Armstrong, Bails, Paul: 20,3 38, Benge, Mary: 20, a Billick, John: 20; 78 Boesenberg, Dean: 20, 38,45, 74, Boots, Rick: 21,4 Broulik, Dale: 76,77, 80, ae Bulger, Dan: 21 Cook, Collette: 21,38,47,52,54, 55, 62, 63, 74, 80 80, 84, 86 Coppess, Brent: 9, 21,45, 72, 78, 80 Crist, Grayland: 21,45, 56, 64, 78, 80 Davis, Marie: 22, 80, 86 Dauber, Carolyn: 21, 31, 62 Dohmen, Edna: 22, 50, 54, 62,63, 80, 84, 86 Domer, Vicki: 22 Doty, Mary: 22,47,54 Fisher, Kevin: 22, 78 Freeman, Brett: 22 Gesling, Chuck: 22,56, 74,80 Glover, Mark: 23, 46,47, 64 Griffith, Nancy: 23 Gronewald, Larry: 23,66, 74 Hegarty, Greg: 15, 23,74 Hegarty, Mike: 23, Tt Hines, Diane: 23 Horman, Kevin: 23, 45,56, 78 Horr, Bret: 24, 38,53,56,58,59, 74, 80, 86 Hyllemose, Lis: 24,31, 46,63, 66 Jewell, Jim: 9, 24,53,56, 64, 65 74,80 g Sot se 56, 61, 71, 72, Johnston, Walter: 24,38 Karlsen, Lill-Ann: 30,55, 63 Kohl, Sam: 24, 38 Koob, Kevin: 24,53, 70, 80, 84 Kuehnle, Mark: 24, 46,47, 61, 70, 84 Kurth, Debbie: 25,54 Lee, Susan: 25,47 Michels, Bud: 4°¥ Platner, Tom: 8, 14 , 25,56, 3s, 80 Randolph, Victor: 25, 38,50, 56, 58, 80, 84, 85, 86 Rochau, Tami: 9, 26,45, 84, 86 Ruchotzke, Chris: 26 Sandler, Jeri: 26 Schultz, Mary: 26,38, 61, 71, 80, 81,84, 86 Sloan, Dennis: 26, 58,59, 84, 86 Sorensen, Dennis: 26 Speer, Kris: 26, 38, 60,62, 63, 71, 72,74, 80, 84, 86 Sulzner, Kevin: 27,78 Tenley, Dee: 27, 30, 54, 80, 84 Tenley, Dennis: 27,45, 78 Thomson, Cathy: 27,86 INDEX Thumma, ae 27,38, 74 Unruh, Kathy: Wagner, Randy: 27,38,46,47, 64, Weber, Cindy: 8, 27,38, 54,55, 62, 63, 80, 84, Weber, Peggy: 9, 28,54, 62, 63, 80 Weets, Ben: 28, 38, 78 Whitman, Mike: 28, 56,72, 74,77, 80 Worby, Garry: 28 Zenishek, Chris: $8 38,46,47,61, 62, 63, 70, 74, 84 JUNIORS Albaugh, Susan: 40, 72 Bishop, Randy: 40 Bohr, Sharon: 40 Brunscheen, Sandy: 40 Coppess, Delbert: 40,56, 60, 74, 78,80 Coppess, Dennis: 40,78 “PT ee Mark: 40, 47, 53,56, 60, Crist, Land 40, 50, 68, 69, 80, 84 Crock, Carol: 40, 54, 55, 61, 71, 77, 80, 86 Darrow, Laura: 40 Doser, Mike: 40,50, 64 Driscoll, Dan: 40,56, 60,78 Flockhart, Shelly: 38,40, 46,47, 61,68, 70, 71, 74, 84 ee Steve: 40, 53,56, 64, 65, 74, 80 Gronewald, Lori: 40,52,54,55,62 Grunder, John: 40, 56, 60 60, 72, 74,77, 80 Hutchinson, Ann: 40 — Jewell (Weber), Laurie: 40,46, 80 Jilovec, Kaylene: 40,45, 28, 80 Koch, Carla: 40,61 Krumroy, Donna. 40 Kurth (Lehrman), Diane: 40,45, 54,55, 61, 62, 66, 71, 80, 86 Lee, Chuck: 40 Licht, John: 40,46,47, 71, 72,77, 84, 86 Long, Mike: 40, 47, 53,56, 64,80 McCullough, Lynn: 40, 68 , 69, 86 McDowell, Gordon: 40, 58, 59, 80 Meader, Ida: 40 Meyer, Kent: 40,59 Miner, Mike: 40 Montz, Brent: 40,58, = 74, 80, 84 Moravek, Kathy: 40,6 Odeen, Jeff: 40,46, 47, 6, 58,59, 78 , 80, 86 Pearson, Craig: 40, 78 Randolph, Mellody: 40,47,61, 71 Robinson, Jack: 40,53, 64,8 80, 86 Robinson, Linda: 40, 45, 47, 68, 69, 80,81, 86 Rouse , jim: 40, 46,78 Roush, Stan: 38, 40, 56, 64, 65, 74, 80, 86 Sauer, Jane: 40,45, 47,52,80, 86 Seeley, Laura: 40,47,54,61,70, 80 Sorensen, Bran: 40 Taylor, Vicky: 40 Tenley, Scott: 40 Unruh, agen 40,50 Unruh, Gary Weber, fenkce: 40 Weber, Linda: 40, 46,47, 62, 80,84 Weber, Sherrie: 40 Whitman, Karen: 40 Yock, Cindy: 40,86 SOPHOMORES Armstrong, Judy: 41,61 Bequeaith, Russ: 41, 53, 61,67 Billick, Twila: 41 Brannaman, Kevin: 74 Broulik, Susan: 41, ag 47,52,61, 70, 71, 72, 74,80 Bunge, Mark: 41, 40° Butler, Mary: 41, 68, 86 Cook, Denise: 41, 62, 66, 74 Coppess, Darren: 41, 56, 60, 78, 80 Day, Doris: 41 Dickey, Renae: 41 Dodge, Diania: 41,86 Domer, Larry: 41 Fisher, Janet: 41,78 Flockhart, Kevin: 41,50 Griffith, Rager: 41, 56, 58,59, 60, 60 Hegarty, Rhonda: 41,46,52, 61, 66, 70, 71, 72, 74, 80 Himes, David: ‘41 Johnson, Lori: 41, 86 Kirkpatrick, DeeAnn: 41,46, 47, 62, 66 Kirstein, Brian: 41, 78 Koch, Kerry: 41, 46, 47,53,56, 60, 67, 70, 74,80, 86 Kohl, Dan: 41, 56, 60, 78 Krumroy, Sandra: 41 Kuehnle, Ann: 41, 61 Kurth, Roger: 41, 78 Langenburg, Chris: 41,74 McAmis, Pam: 41,46, '47, 61,70, 71 McCullough, Randy: 41 Mertka, Pam: 41, él, 66,72, 74 Meyer, Mickey: 41, 61, 74 Michels, Vickie: 41, 52 Miller, Patty: 41 Moffit , Jay: 41 Mulherin, Barb: 41,47, 69,86 Mullan, John: 41 Potter, Ron: 78 Pruess, Carol: 41,46, 47,52, 62, 66, 70, 74, 78, 80, 86 Robinson, Kay: 41, 74,80 109 110 Ross, JoAnn: 41, 68,86 Rouse, Terry: 41, 78 Ruchotzke, Roxanne: 41,50,68, 74 Sauer, Jack: 41, 70,68 ao Craig: 41,47,56, 60, 78, Schultz, John: 41 . Scott, Debra: 41 Seehusen, Bruce: 41, 46,53, Soteros, Denise: 41,54,55, 62, 1 Tenley, Donna: 41,54 Thomson, Tami: 41,61, 86 Timm, Gerald: 41,78 Unruh, Sandy: 41 Wagner, Arlene: 41,54 Wagner, Dan: 41,46,47,53, 56, 67, 80 Weber, Kathy: 41,47, 66 Weber, Mike: 41 Weber, Nancy: 41,50, 68, 74 Weets, Janine: 41,46, 47, 62, 66, 70 , 86 Weiland, Betty: 41,47,54,55,61, 72 Wendt, Sheryl: 41,86 Whitman, Gary: 41,56,58, 60, 74, 80 Williams, Ben: 41,50,72,77 Williams, Kent: 41,46, 53,56, 60, 67,71, 72,74, 77,80 FRESHMEN Benge, Sandy: 42,47, 66,78 Bohr, Janet: 42, 66 Brendes, Galen: 42,53,71, 74 Broulik, Mark: 42, 56,58, 60,61, 72 Butler, Brian: 42, 78,96 Coppess, Debra: 42, 68 ,69 Crist, Kevin: 42,67 Crock, Alice: 42,61, 71,72 Dains, Sandra: 42, 68,69, 74 Darrow, Valerie: 42 Dohmen, Bob: 42,56, 60, 67 Donohoe, Tracey: 42,52,54,55, 62, 66, 74 Gronewald, Tracey: 42,56, 60 Havel, Karen: 42,50, 74 Hines, Carol: 42 Horr, Debra: 42, 66 Hunt, Joe: 42, 56, 58,60 Hutchinson, Dan: 42 Jacobs, Janelle: 42 Kirstein, Julie: 42, 66 Klein, Bill: 42 53, 67,78 Kohl, Anna: 42, 68, 69 Kurth, Dianne: 42, 78 Mertka, Steve: 42) 56, 60 Meyer, Linda: 42, 66 Meyer, Lori: 42, 66 Michels, Brenda: 42 Mindham, Bill: 42 Moneypenny, John: 42,50, 71,72, 77 Platner, Theresa: 42,50,61, 66,76 Poduska, Tom: 42,50,67, 78 Polhamus, Matt: 42,74 Randolph, Jeptha: 42, 56,58, 60,61 Rich, Dianna: 42 Roelph, Robin: 42, 61 Ropa, Chris: 42, 61, 66, 71,72 Rouse, JoAnn: 42, 68, eo) Schnipkoweit, Dennis: 42,56,58, 60, 74 Schnipkoweit, Jeff: 42, 56,58, 60, 77,78, Seeley, Robin: 42 Strickler, Tom: 42 Studer, Dennis: 42 Svoboda, Sally: 42,52, 66 Tenley, Larry: 42 Unruh, Robbie: 42 Walshire, Jeff: 42, 53,67 Weber, Rick: 42, 56, 60, 67,74 Worby, Dawn: 42, 52, EIGHTH GRADE Albaugh, Jay 88 Billick, Tim 88 Brannaman, Teresa 88 Broulik, Laura 47, 72,88, 91 Bunge, Tracey 88,93 Butler, Patty 88 Coppess, Cam 47,88, 93 Dauber, Janice 88 Dauber, Joyce Dickey, Regina 47, 88 Doser, Pat 71,72, 77,88, 93 Glover, Debra 88 Grimm, Lori 47, 72,88 Gutweiler, Linda 88,91 Gutweiler, Mike 88,93 Hearn, Ron 88,93 Hearn, Rusty 88,93 Horner, Terry 88,93 Horr, Jim 88, 93 Hutchinson, Joan 88, 91,96 Hoy, Sandy 47,88, 91 Koch, Tom 71,88 Kohl, Andy 88, 93,96 Krumroy, Rhonda 88 Kruse, Kenlyn 47,88 Kurth, Becky 47, 88 Licht, Lisa 47, 72, 77, 88,91 Marlett, Rodney 88, 93 McCullough, Steve 88,93 McDowell, Shelly 47, 88,91 Mertak, Cindy 88 Meyer, Kelly 47, 71,72, 88,91 Meyer, Paige 88 Meyer, Pam 88 Mindham, sag A 4 Moravek, Bob 4 Oxley, Kurt 47, oe 22, 77,88, 93 Paulsen, Karen 88 Proctor, Mark 88,93 Railsback, Mike 47,88, 96 Rhoads, Pam 88 Ruchotzke, Barb 88 Sander, Sandi 47,88, 91,96 Seehusen, Brenda 88 Sheldon, Becky 47, 72,88,91 Skow, Ron 88 Steckly, Patty 47, 71,72, 88,91 Taylor, Daoug 88,93 Taylor, Dandy 88 Tenley, David 88 Timm, Karen 47, 72,88 Unurh, Karen 88, Ot Waddell, Marty 88 Wagner, Brenda 47, 88,91 Wagner, Dan 88 Wagner, Lyn 88 Weber, J 88 Weber, Ron 88,93 Weets, Susan 47,88, 91 Willett, Kim 88 Yock, Bill 88,93 SEVENTH GRADE Armstrong, Bill 89, 96 ogg Theresa 89 , Christie 89,91, 96 te Joan 89, 96 Cornelius, Tammy 89 Dains, Rick 89, 93 Domer, Chuck 89, 93 Fisher, Kelvin 89 Greene, Lori 89,96 Griffith, Amy 89, 91 Gronewald, Lana 89 Himes, Dee 89 Hubler, Janet 89 Hutchinson, Jeff 89 Jurgensen, Mark 89,93 Kaim, Kevin 89 Klemme, Nancy 89 Kleppe, Craig 89, 93,96 Koch, Karl 89 Koob, Ken 89,93 Kuehnle, Sara 89,96 Kurth, Ron 89,93, 96 Langenberg, Karen 89 Miller, Sharon 89 Moffit, Jill 89,96 Moneypenny, julie 72,77,89,91 Moravek, Steve Oxley, Kelly 89,96 Paulsen, Kim 89 Poduska, John 89 Railsback, Phil 89,93, 96 Randolph, Madonna 89, 96 Rouse, Judy 89,96 Rouse, Todd 89,93 Schnipkoweit, Donald 89, 93 Seehusen, John 89 Sheldon, Jerry 89,93 Soteras, Pam 89,96 Tenley, Diane 89 Tenley, Karen 89,91 Thomson, Kandy 89,96 Thomson, Ricky 89 Unurh, Susan 89,91 Wagner, Coy 89,93 Wagner, Rn 89, 91,96 Weber, M Weber, Shelly. 39 Wendt, Deanna 89,96 Wenndt, Kirk 89, 93 Whitman, Cheryl 89 Willey, Jody 89 BOOSTER ADS SUE ELLENS BEAUTY SHOP, Mechanicsville, lowa DAUBER FS, Mechanicsville, lowa BARGAIN CORNER, Mechanicsville, lowa GIBEAU INSURANCE AGENCY, Mechanicsville, lowa COOK’S HARDWARE, Mechanicsville, lowa STANWOOD LUMBER, Stanwood, lowa DON DOP REAL ESTATE, Stanwood, lowa PAUL'S FEED CENTER, Stanwood, lowa VAY (O) 2d oie) 5 (0) dd CU ee a SKELGAS, Stanwood, lowa DORIS’S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP, Stanwood, lowa FRED MEYER, Standwood, lowa THEIN MOTOR, Clarence, lowa REMINGTON’S GROCERY, Clarence, lowa CHAPMAN'S, Clarence, lowa LE-HI RESTAURANT, Clarence, lowa PETERSEN’S HARDWARE, Tipton, lowa STATE FARM INSURANCE, Tipton, lowa T M CLOTHING, Tipton, lowa SEARS CATALOG ORDER, Tipton, lowa LAMP MOTOR, Tipton, lowa GUYS GALS, Tipton, lowa GARY PETERSEN, Tipton, lo wa BETTY AND KAY'S, Tipton, lowa TIPTON ELECTRIC, Tipton, lowa REEVE DRUGS, Tipton, lowa INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, Tipton, lowa FIELDS MENSWEAR, Tipton, lowa DR. 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