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

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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.

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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

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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