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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

CREDIT LISTING Hits of “77” LO Lead Vocals 25 Feature Instrumentals 50 Tour Coordinators 70 Back-Up Band 90) Back Ground Vocals 102 Producers 110 This album is a reflection of a year past, and a view of a new feeling of life. .. A feeling of excitement, energy, and a sense of love A feeiing of oneness between the athletes, artists, musicians, . between all . The faculty, and the students who make each new year, unlike the years past. We dedicate this album to all of the individuals at Lincoln, because they are the hits which made the year 1977, one of Lincoln's Greatest. Hits of sack oF sie MINU ree (HOME DOWN | Soee® Sets J SECONDS | fq visitor TO GO t OTR) During the week of homecoming, the spirit of Lincoln students rose even higher. Two weeks before, voting for candidates was done. Chosen were Lynn McCullough, Steve Flockhart, Janis Crist, Stan Roush, Annette Unruh, Mike Doser, Kaylene Jilovec, and John Licht. The cheerleaders set aside each day of Homecoming week for something ‘special.’ Monday brought students coming to class with their clothes inside out. Tuesday we reverted back to the fifties with our Brylcream and bobbie socks. Wednesday was clash day. Thursday brought Minnie Mouse and other such characters as this was masquerade day. Of course, Friday was black and white day. Most students participated at least one day of the week as did a lot of teachers. Throughout the preceding days, students could be seen running around Stanwood with packages of napkins in their possession. What else could this be for but float building! The Pep Club was offering a $100 grand prize for the top float. Thursday brought the Homecoming Parade in Stanwood with the judges thinking hard as to who would be lucky enough to win the $100 prize. Once the crowd moved to the football field, the bonfire was started despite the wind at the time. The cheerleaders and the football guys led cheers. The candidates’ skit was given on the football field. It turned out to be a spoof of the Lincoln-Olin game which was to take place Friday night. There were players, Coach Kirkton, Mr. Jensen, referees, cheerleaders, and even a marching band for the half-time show. After the skit, Coach Kirkton introduced the team. Then the 1976-77 Homecoming King and Queen were announced: Lynn McCullough and Steve Flockhart. Lynn and Steve were to preside over the remaining Homecoming events. Danny Jilovec and Kimberly Robinson had been chosen as the prince and princess. Spirit held through to the big game Friday, October 15. The Lincoln Panthers faced the Olin Lions for the game. At halftime the junior class was named as the winner of the $100. The float consisted of a large skunk with a moving tail which also sprayed when lifted, the theme - ‘Olin Isn't Worth a Scent. ' Lincoln won their game against Olin, 34-0. The game was followed by a dance at the high school gym. The Fourth Estate provided music for the evening. Mini Courses ran throughout the week of March 14-18. lowa weather, being as it is, questioned the minds of many as they set out each day. It held good though till the end of the week, when the raindrops began to fall, drenching the daring who braved the outdoors in various courses. The hikers, fishermen, and horsebackriders, were safe because their courses fell early in the week, but the tale of the campers and canoers was a different story. There were those who didn't have to worry either way, taking courses at the school such as candlemaking, shirtpainting, and ping pong. Then there were those who tried improving their skills at bowling, rollerskating, and miniature golf, the latter of which spent an hour and a half sitting in the bus along Highway 30. But a special tribute goes out to those thirty students who bicycled 254 miles into southern Iowa and back. Back row, | tor - D. Schnipkoweit, R. Dains, D. Coppess, D. Kurth, C. Ropa, K. Moravek, Mrs. Plueger. Middle row - J. Gutweiler, B. Kurth, R. Mohr, R. Seeley, S. Moravek, D. Kruse, Mr. Inman. Front row - B. Weiland, D. Soteros, D. Day, B. Mulherin, S. Wendt, B. Moravek, M. Waddell, R. Boxa, Mr. Jensen. Opposite page - Top left - The campers are ready to go. Top right - Vicky Taylor in candlemaking. Middle left - Mr. Grantz strumming a few bars with Ute. Middle right - Karen Whitman gets involved in shirtpainting. Lower right - Cake decorators Alice Crock and Diana Kurth. This page - Top - Mini Course Committee. Middle - Candle makers get instruction. Bottom - Bicyclists are on the way. ce march 14-18 FFA Sweetheart Dance Surprises, Surprises, that's what the FFA Sweetheart Dance is all about. This year we really had some smart looking girls to represent the Lincoln Chapter. The candidates were Denise Cook, Tammy Thomson, and Carol Pruess. This year we had one girl, Cindy Hay, from Olin since the Lincoln Chapter consists of both schools. On the night of February 26, about 10 o'clock, Tom Poduska introduced the candidates and their escorts. The moment was about to happen . Carol Pruess was chosen as the '77-'78 Sweetheart. Carol was given her jacket and one dozen red roses. Left to right bottom - Dan Driscoll, Denise Cook, President Jeff Odeen, '76-'77 Sweetheart Kaylene Jilovec, Tammy Thomson, Dennis Coppess. Top tow - Delbert Coppess, Cindy Hay, '77-'78 Sweetheart Carol Pruess, Jim Rouse. The Sweetheart represents the Chapter at various shows. She is chosen by the Chapter and if their fathers are engaged in farming. The Chapter selects the girls on personality and their farming experiences. “You Can’t Take It With You” Presented at Lincoln November 6 and 8 It took many long weeks, but on November 6, a group of hard working cast and crew members were ready to perform Moss Hart and George Kaufman's comedy, ''You Can't Take It With You. ’ Everyone enjoyed the production as well as the members of the cast enjoyed giving it. We wish that we could list everyone behind the scenes that helped, because it took many people to make the production a success. Mrs. Roxanne Hughes was this year’s director with Mr. Keith Lenz assisting. Both of these people were new at Lincoln this year, and did a fine job. Kay Robinson was the student director, Susan and Laura Broulik were the stage managers. Cast in order of appearance: Penelope Sycamore Laura Seeley Essie Tracy Donohoe Rheba Carol Pruess Paul Sycamore Mike Railsback Mr. DePinna Mark Proctor Ed Cam Coppess Donald Bruce Seehusen Martin Vanderhof John Licht Alice Shelly Flockhart Henderson Russ Bequeaith Tony Gary Taylor Kolenkhov Kerry Koch Gay Wellington Lori Grimm Mr. Kirby Pat Doser Mrs. .Kirby Becky Kurth Three Men Stan Roush Mike Long Alex Taylor Olga Sheryl Wendt SOUTH PACIFIC April 17th was the opening night for a cast and crew of anxious people ready to give the audience two hours of entertainment they would remember and enjoy. The experience was one that many will remember because everyone worked so hard to make SOUTH PACIFIC a success. It was a success, but I'm sure the memories will probably not be of the work alone, but of the fun everyone had at rehearsals and during the performances. To all of the directors, accompanists, crew members, and members of the cast - Good Job! SOUTH PACIFIC was produced and directed by: Director Roxanne Hughes Music Director Robert Anderson Technical Director Keith Lenz Choreographer Sharon Lenz Student Director Susan Broulik Accompanists Margaret Proctor Jo Brown (In order of appearance) Chris McDonald Mike McAmis Ute Steinig Jerome Henrietta Shelly Flockhart John Licht Jane Sauer Patty Butler Pat Doser Cam Coppess Kerry Koch Bill Yock Lt. Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. Bruce Seehusen Capt. George Brackett, U.S.N. Stan Roush Commander William Harbison, U.S.M.--Mike Long Yoeman Herbert Quale Mark Broulik Radio Operator, Bob McCaffrey Mike Doser Pte. Sven Larsen Mickey Meyer Lt. Genevieve Marshall Mellody Randolph Ensign Lisa Manelli Sandy Hoy Ensign Conni Walewska Kenlyn Kruse Ensign Janet McGregor Sheryl Wendt Ensign Bessie Noonan Lori Grimm Ensign Pamela Whitmore Mary Butler Ensign Rita Adams Lisa Licht Ensign Sue Yaeger Sandy Benge Ensign Betty Pitt Brenda Seehusen Ensign Cora MacRae Laura Broulik Ensign Dinah Murphy Betty Weiland Barb Mulherin Ensign Nellie Forbush Emile De Becque Bloody Mary Bloody Mary's Assistant Stewpot Luther Billis Professor DREAM ON Are we going to have a band for prom Is the band Fanfare? Helix? These were some. of the questions students and teachers were asking as prom night came closer and closer. We did get a band that night by the name of ''Magic. ' The Lincoln Prom was held at the Roosevelt Royale in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on April 992 We were welcomed by the Junior Class President, Kerry Koch. Then the Senior Class President, John Licht, gave the response. We were all happy to learn that Dee Ann Glover, Junior Class Vice President, was ready to give the invocation which meant we were ready to eat. After our meal, John Licht and Mike Doser read the Senior Class Will. Bruce Seehusen then read the Junior Class Prophecies. The junior class had also managed to get some baby pictures of the senior class and posted them along with each senior's senior picture. The band started to play about this time and one of their songs they played was the theme song 'Dream On. ' About midnight the Lincoln buses pulled out from the Roosevelt Royale and headed towards home. The night was still young and was to bring more excitement. Prom turned out to be one of the fondest memories of the year. HONORS DAY HONORS DAY May 20, 1977 Iowa Bar Award Mark Coppess Legion Award John Grunder John Licht DAR Award Shelly Flockhart General Mills Leadership in Family Living Newspaper Editor Linda Weber Annual Editor Shelly Flockhart Athletes of the Year Diane Steckly Steve Flockhart Service Awards Dianna Kurth Kathy Moravek Activities Awards Linda Robinson Dan Driscoll Citizenship Awards Ute Steinig Jack Robinson I Dare You'' Award Carol Crock John Licht Salutatorian Jane Sauer Valedictorian Lynn McCullough Nat'l Choral Award Shelly Flockhart John Philip Sousa Band Award John Licht Drama Awards - Shelly Flockhart, John Licht, Carol Pruess, Kerry Koch, Matt Polhamus, Susan Broulik, Pat Doser. Speech Awards Stan Roush, Bruce Seehusen, Cam Coppess, Laura Seeley, Shelly Flockhart, Kay Robinson, John Licht, Gary Taylor, Susan Broulik, Pam McAmis, Kenlyn Kruse, Robin Seeley e Ol. “LYNN McCULLOUGH Valedfeté ast JANE SAUER - Salutatorian a EE ere Graduation LINCOLN COMMUNITY SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Sunday, May 22, 1977 Processional Mrs. Margaret Proctor Invocation Rev. Martin Stahl Valedictory Lynn McCullough Musical Selections Members of the Senior Class Introduction of Speaker Dale Proctor Commencement Address Philip B. Secor Promises to Keep ’ President, Cornell Colege Presentation of Class Louis C. Grimm Presentation of Diplomas Buell Jackson, Board President Benediction Rev. Martin Stahl Recessional Mrs. Margaret Proctor Senior Trip The class of 1977 departed at 1:00 am, May 15 for Kansas City for their Senior Trip. The seven hour bus ride ended at Worlds of Fun where the class enjoyed many hours of fun. Part of the class stayed at Worlds of Fun all day while the remainder ventured off to beautiful Royals Stadium for a baseball game. Monday found the class shopping at the Plaza in down- town Kansas City. The Plaza was designed by a Spanish architect and is supposedly the first shopping center in the world. After a full day of shopping, the class took off for the long journey back to Stanwood. Vv ) Me nie ime nay 1 SPS a A a AN Administration — High School — Mrs. Doser | | Sec. ye i Mr� Moneypenny - Cust. Cooks - Mrs. Mindham Mrs. Bequeaith Mrs. Moneypenny Class of 1977 SANDRA BARKER A ) ' : f = , 3 , DENNIS COPPESS JANIS CRIST AN ro7.0 0) PLO) X01 01 4 . MIKE DOSER DAN DRISCOLL SUSAN FIELDER MICHELLE FLOCKHART LORI GRONEWALD JOHN GRUNDER III ANN HUTCHINSON ts.’ “ALA %. KAYLENE JILOVEC ‘t Wk i. | mes CARLA KOCH DIANE KURTH JOHN LICHT MIKE LONG LAURIE JEWELL - 9) ar, x aan THERESA LANG LYNN McCULLOUGH GORDON McDOWELL MIKE MINER KATHY MORAVEK is i 4 IDA MEADER KENT MEYER BRENT MONTZ JEFF ODEEN CRAIG PEARSON JACK ROBINSON LINDA ROBINSON JIM ROUSE JANE SAUER Vin eee LAURA SEELEY a ’ 7 - , YA a ¥ Y ; 8 q BRAD SORENSEN a 3 , _ | ry % ee . SHARON STUDER ALEX TAYLOR UTE STEINIG 2 di re7.N:S Gs WB ARO) :! “a SCOTT TENLEY ANNETTE UNRUH GARY UNRUH JANICE WEBER SHERIE WEBER 4 KAREN WHITMAN CINDY YOCK Ute's American family was the Jeptha Randolphs. Here she is shown with her parents and Mellody. ca on | Ute and Mellody after graduation. Many new faces were walking the halls of LHS this year. One very special one was Ute Steinig. She was Lincoln's foreign exchange student who came to us from Einbeck, Germany. Ute'’s American family was Dr. and Mrs. Jeptha Randolph and family. Ute was a very busy person this year at Lincoln High. Her academic courses consisted of Home Eco- nomics, Advanced Algebra, English, American His- tory, beginning woods, band, chorus, and P.E. Among her extra-curricular activities were volley- ball, basketball, jazz band, and acting in the spring play. Ute spent most of her spare time reading books or just taking walks. When she returns to Einbeck, she will continue her schooling there. LHS hopes to have made her stay enjoyable and wishes her the best of luck in the future. Class of ‘78’ Judy Armstrong Russ Bequeaith Kevin Brannaman Susan Broulik Mark Bunge Mary Butler Denise Cook Michelle Cook Darren Coppess Doris Day —s Renae Dickey Diane Dodge Larry Domer Janet Fisher Kevin Flockhart Ann Kuehnle Roger Kurth Chris Langenberg � Pam McAmis McCullough Mick Meyer Vicky Michels Patty Mil Jay Moffi Ba Craig Schro der John Schultz DebBife Scott Brugge Seehusen De Class of ‘79’ Sandy Benge a: t Bohr a Brendes Mark Broulik Brian Butler Debra Coppess Kevin Crist Alice Crock ee Y Dains erie Darrow Dohmen acy Donohoe Picture y, Grenewold ' Not “Karen Havel � Available ebbie Horr 7 Rick Himes Joe Hunt Picture Mark Hunt Not Dan Hutchinson Available Jenelle Jacobs . . ,. Julie Kirstein f Bill Klein. Lh, ¢ - “ - Picture Not Available Linda Meyer Lori Meyer Brenda Michels Bill Mindham John Moneypenny Teresa Platner { Tom Poduska Matt Polhamug , Jeptha Randolph Diana Rich Chris Ropa JoAnn Rouse Dennis Schnipkoweit Jeff Schnipkoweit Robin Seeley Tom Strickler 3 Dennis Stud Sally Svoboi Larry ee 5 Robbie Unruh Wendy aa Class of ‘80’ Jay Albaugh Teresa Brannaman Laura Broulik Robert Bulger Tracy Bunge Patty Butler Denise Cook Cam Coppess Janice Dauber Joyce Dauber Regina Dickey Pat Doser Debbie Glover Lori Grimm Linda Gutwiler Mike Gutwiler Ron Hearn Rusty Hearn Terry Horner Jim Horr Sandy Hoy Joan Hutchinson Rod Marlatt Tom Koch Andy Kohl Rhonda Krumroy Kenlyn Kruse Becky Kurth Jim Lang Lisa Licht Steve McCullough Shelly McDowell Cindy Mertka Kelly Meyer Paige Meyer Pam Meyer Mary Mindham Bob Morayek. Kurt Oxley) Karen Paulsen Mark Proctor Mike Railsback Te? Pam Rhoads Barb Ruchotgke Sandi Sander Brenda Seehusen Becky Sheldon Ron Skow Patty, Steckly Doug Taylor Sandy Taylor David Tenley Karen Timm ‘Karen Unruh Marty Waddell Brenda Wagner Dan Wagner 4 Lyn Wagner Jody Weber Ron Weber Susan Weets Kim Willett Bill Yock SENIOR OFFICERS ARE: (l-r) V. President, Laurie Jewell, Treasurer Cindy Yock, Annette Unruh Secretary, John Licht President. Class Offi JUNIOR OFFICERS: (1-r) Carol Pruess Sec. Treasurer, Pres- 1Cers ident Kerry Koch, DeeAnn Glover V. President. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: (l-r) Back row - Tracy FRESHMAN OFFICERS: (l-r) Barb Ruchotzke V. President, Donohoe Treasurer, Joann Rouse Secretary. Front Kelly Meyer Secretary, Jody Weber Treasurer, and Bill row, Sandy Dains President, Jeff Schnipkoweit V. Yock President. President. AUTOGRAPHS AS Faculty “77” Mrs. Pluegé Mr. Jackson - Physical Ed., Act. Director. Mrs. Plueger - Phys. Ed. Mr. Sparrgrove - English, Coaching. Mr. Grantz - Social Studies. Miss Bohlken - Jr. High Science. Mr. Inman - Sciences. Mrs. Hughes - English. Mr. Lessmeier - English, Wrestling Coach. Mr. Keyser 15 Mr «Lenz Mr. Jensen - Phys. Ed., Social Studies. Mrs. Richmann - Home Economics. Mr. Kirkton - English, FB Coach. Mr. Epperly - Math, Pep Club Advisor. Mr. Keyser - Business Ed. Mr. Meyer - Instrument. Music. Mrs. Thompson - Media Center Associate. Mr. Lenz - Resource Room. Mr. Wendel - Social Studies, Building and Trades. Mr. Linder - Science, Track, S.C., Multi-Disability. Mr. Grimm - High School Princ. Mr. Miller - Guidance Counselor. Mr. Corbin - Jr. Sr. Art. Mrs. Doser - Principal's Secretary. Mr. Hedlund - Math, Ass't Coaching. Mr. Anderson - Vocal Music. Mr. Massom - Vo-Ag, FFA, Adult Farmer. Mrs. Sander - Sec., Elem. Aide. Mr. Davis - Vo-Ag, FFA. Teachers and Friends . oj _ a, a Lal a (SS SUMMER SOFTBALL Front row - Tammy Thomson, Tracy Donohoe, Kessy Meyer, Janet Bohr, Laura Broulik, Dawn Worby, Rhonda Hegarty. Middle row - Jane Sauer, Lisa Licht, Susan Broulik, Chris Ropa, Debbie Horr, Sandy Hoy, Carol Pruess, Patty Steckley, Lori Grimm, Brenda Wagner, Becky Sheldon, Lori Gronewald. Back row - Mr. Hed- lund. SEASON'S RECORD We Tipton 3 Olin 21 Oxford Junction 6 Lost Nation 10 Clarence-Lowden 15 Solon 3 JV SEASON'S RECORD Tipton 2 Lisbon 12 : We Wheatland 9 é Solon 12 Midland 16 Midland 9 Durant 4 Wilton 13 Bennet 0 Calamus Delwood Wheatland Lisbon Bennet Wilton Wheatland (Sectionals) co Won - 1; Lost - 2 POP Dw dH HY Won - 3; Lost - 16 SUMMER BASEBALL Front row - Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Mike Long, Mike Doser, Jack Robinson, Mark Coppess, Jim Horr. Back row - Gary Whitman, Steve Flockhart, Russ Bequeaith, Bill Klein, Galen Berendes, Coach Jackson, Jeff Walshire, Pat Doser, Stan Roush, Alex Taylor, John Licht. SEASON'S RECORD We ow Tipton Olin Oxford Junction Lost Nation Clarence -Lowden Solon Tipton Lisbon Wheatland Midland Olin Bennet Calamus Wilton Delwood Wheatland Lisbon Bennet Solon (Sectionals) Clarence-Lowden (Sectionals) JV SEASON'S RECORD We Solon Midland Olin Anamosa - aanwrRnre aDwAr bh A namosa Wilton ra Cor oO ON 09 Won - 3; Lost - 3; Tied - 2 Won - 18; Lost - 7 Volleyball A 4 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Front row (1-r) Rhonda Hegarty, Carol Pruess, Linda Robinson, Donna Tenley. Second row (l-r) Tracy Donohoe, Kelly Meyer, Carol Crock, Betty Weiland, Denise Soteros. Third row (1-r) Brenda Seehusen - scorekeeper, Susan Weets, Robin Seeley, Laura Seeley - managers, Lisa Licht - scorekeeper. The 1976 Volleyball season could be termed as a building season. The team came through with 7 wins against 10 losses. This is the most wins by a Lincoln team in volleyball. An offensive attack was developed and used very effectively at times. The elements we must improve on is amsestancy on our play and better anticipation in playing defensively. Although the seniors will be missed, we return several letterwinners that should make Lincoln's 1977 volleyball team very competitive. Varsity awards - Denise Soteros was captain and was voted most valuable player. Betty Weiland was most improved player. Tracy Donohoe was greatest morale booster. Carol Crock was honorable mention All-State. J.V. awards - Linda Gutweiler was captain. Lori Grimm was mos t valuable player. Roxanne Ruchotzke was most improved player. Barb Ruchotzke was greatest morale booster. The girls had a good year, keep up the good work! on —i 7 ae J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Top row (l-r) Brenda Wagner, Karen Timm. Middle tow (l-r) Roxanne Ruchotzke, Ute Steinig, Sandy Benge. Bottom row (1-r) Kay Robinson, Teresa Brannaman, Melody Randolph, Linda Gutweiler. Lying down - Lori Grimm. Preston Ia. City Hi. E. Central C-L E. Central Mt... Vernon Marion mm Ia. City West C-L Preston Marion. weer R. Prairie Mt. Vernon aie t _ oe Preston - C. R, Jeff” eeMtl'Vernon a 4 @ | : D NNOBEHwWSHBHOOMDW OH HwMO +5 Rl ee rp” oo ) « Small Team, Explosive Season SEASON'S RECORD Rival They Bellevue 6 Clarence-Lowden 8 Midland Lisbon Preston Olin East Dubuque Guttenburg East Central This year’s spirit at the football games was largely due to our new coaching staff. James Kirkton was head coach, while Dennis Hedlund and Bob Keyser assisted. Coach Kirkton had these comments ‘ : : Aa concerning the varsity season: ‘ 72 ‘86 7” 89 ” 7 ''The 1976 football team could be : t % % : € 1 considered a very pleasant surprise as Aig a” 1 on I ‘9. F2 ‘79 ‘7g eee this group of inexperienced players fy Hy ye molded themselves into an explosive P mt, offensive team. With only seven , “hy Sans returning lettermen, many inexperi- ‘ , enced players were pressed into duty, ; but things turned out well as we ended with a 6-3 record and a 3rd place con- ference finish. Offensively the team rolled to nearly 3000 total yards, 1750 yards rushing and 1250 yards passing, while scoring 218 points. Defensively, while very small, we The 1976 football squad included: Back row - Asst. Coach D. Hedlund, J. Odeen, M. held our own holding six opponents to Coppess, K. Meyer, R. Bequeaith, D. Schnipkoweit, T. Koch, R. Weber, S. Roush, one touchdown or less while shutting M. Long, A. Taylor, J. Schnipkoweit, T. Gronewold, Asst. Coach B. Keyser, and out two opponents. ' Coach J. Kirkton. Middle row - C. Coppess, Manager, B. Dohmen, M. Hunt, R. Skow, Honors for the year included: Most Dismal Beas sovta, Meaisidh, Dr Torbay, B. Lest. As bl, Bi Wager, 0s,,. Yetuabie Beck Gren Rocsh,, Mom Vale Polhamus, G. Whitman, J. Albaugh, K. Oxley, P. Doser, M. Proctor. uable Lineman - Jeff Odeen, Co-Cap- tains - Stan Foush and Steve Flockhart, Helmet Award - Kerry Koch. Named to All-Conference were Kent Williams (QB), Stan Roush (Running Back), and Steve Flockhart (Def. Back). Coach Keyser had these comments concerning the J. V. season: Although the record (0-5-2) does not show it, the Lincoln JV football season was considered by the coaches, successful. The experience gained and the improvement made by these young men since the beginning of season make the outlook in the future for the Lincoln varsity teams very good. ’ t ae st, at 47 LW StS CHEERLEADING . JV FOOTBALL: Top - Lynn Wagner, Patty Butler. Bottom - P, ter - Jody Weber. ‘Ay pbiack rif JV BASKETBALL: (1 to r) Pam Rhodes, Lynn Wagner, Lisa Licht, Barb Ruchotzke, Patty Butler. Girls Varsity Basketball Members of the girls basketball team are: Sitting in the front row (l-r) Lori Grimm, Dawn Worby, and Tracy Donohoe. In the 2nd row kneeling are (1-r) Chris Ropa, Kay Robinson, Denise Cook, Rhonda Hegarty, Patty Steckly, Linda Gutweiler, and Kelly Meyer. And in the third row standing are (1-r) Linda Weber, Pam Mertka, Carol Pruess, Coach Jensen, Karen Unruh, Jody Weber, and Cathy Weber. Opponent Calamas Delwood Olin Durant Wheatland Tipton Clarence-Lowden Lisbon Clarence-Lowden Wheatland Oxford Junction Lisbon Midland Olin Lost Nation Bennett Calamas Cc. R. Regis Clear Creek The 1976-77 girls basketball team was dominated by youth. Diane Steckly, the only returning letter winner, was injured early in the season, so the rest of the year, there were no Senior varsity play- ers. There were flashes of very fine play, but there were also times when turnovers and poor passes and shot selection doomed us. However, one feature of the Squad remained the same, and that was the overall attitude. With everyone back, our girls squad should radically improve on their 4-14 record. 'As the coach of Lincoln girls basketball for the last 10 seasons, I would like to thank this year's squad for their high level of cooperation and for being young people that I have been proud to be associated with. ' Coach Jensen This girls had a fine season and are sorry to see Mr. Jensen leaving us next year as our basketball coach, but we will continue to ty hard to improve ourselves. Good job girls and good luck! F com 4a Cuan OW CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPS The Panthers brought home the conference championship as they compiled a 9-1 mark for the season. The squad was led by the 7 seniors with Stan Roush and Steve Flockhart making first team All-Conference, Russ Bequeaith second team, and Alex Taylor third team. Balance was the key to the success of this team as in each game a different individual took the spotlight as the key to victory. Solid defense, balanced scoring, and rebounding were instrumental to the overall 13-5 record attained. The seniors are to be congratulated and the underclassmen challenged to repeat as conference champs. Calamus Delwood Clar-Lowden Calamus Preston Olin Wheatland Wilton 1977 WAPSI CO-CHAMPS Left to right Wagner. Iry - Steve Flockhart, Doser, Coach Doug Jackson, Mgr. Mike Long, Ke Koch, Kent Will Stan Roush, Alex Taylor, Russ Bequeaith, Mike Linda Robinson, Asst. Coach Dennis Hedland, iams, Jack Robinson, John Grunder, Danny Co-Captains Stan Roush and Steve Flock- hart. J.V. Girls Basketball Front row (left to right) Karen Timm, Rhonda Hegarty, Sandy Benge, Tammy Thomson, and Lori Grimm. Back row (left to right) Brenda Wagner (manager), Kelly Meyer, Pam Mertka, Dawn Tipton (B game) Worby, Karen Unruh, Sandy Hoy, Sandi Sander, Kay Robinson, Linda Gutweiler, and Chris Ropa. Tipton (A game) Bennett (2 OT) The J.V. girls basketball team had a very pa good season. Their win loss record was 14 re wins and 9 losses! Coach Wendel was very pas a proud of the team and he gave these 2 remarks, ''I feel the J. V. team showed much improvement over last year. The Underclassmen will challenge last year's starters and this should improve the 1977-78 team. These girls must continue to practice their shooting and other fundamentals to make them still better ball players.’ The girls had a very memorable and exciting year! They had celebrations for winning and reaching certain goals, and had a fun and educational experierice during the course of the basketball season! They hope to improve next year and we should warn the other teams that they are going to have some pretty stiff competition coming after them! GREAT year girls, good luck! J.V. Boys Basketball The J.V. boys had a very exciting and rewarding season. Their season record showed that they were a tough team to beat! Their record was 10 wins and 7 losses, which was great! Coach Hedland had these comments on his 76-77 team: ‘The junior varsity basketball team in compiling a 10-7 record showed excellent development. The greatest improvements came in two areas, offensive team play and team defense. Three players averaged 10 or more points per game and the defense allowed 38.2 points per game. The Sophomores, with rebounding improved, should fit well into the varsity for next year. The Freshmen's 4-2 record indicated that next year's J.V. - team will be competitive with — — — — — —— —— Front row (left to right) Steve McCullough, Pat Doser, Doug Taylor, Jeff Walshire, David Har- any team in the league! tig, Tom Poduska, Bill Klein, Jim Horr, Rod Marlatt. Back row (left to right) Kevin Crist, Rick GREAT season guys!!! Weber, Galen Brendes, Coach Hedlund, Kurt Oxley, Terry Horner, Bob Dohmen, and Tom Koch. Calamus Preston Olir® Lincoln Grapplers Lf 9 On59204 oe 7 ; y e, g gs Kneeling (1 to r) Mike Railsback, Tom Strickler, Gary Whitman, Jay Albaugh, Gerald Timm. Sitting - Cam Coppess, Mark Proctor, Roger Griffith, Jeptha Randolph, Jeff Schnip- koweit, Jack Sauer, John Mullan. Standing - Manager Greg Wagner, Coach Sparrgrove, Kent Meyer, Brian Coppess, Brent Montz, Gordon McDowell, Jeff Odeen, Coach Less- meier, Manager Ben Griffith. There were two basic problems to cope with during the 1976-1977 wrestling season. First, an over-all lack of experience, exhibited by the fact that only two varsity squad members had a full year's previous experience. Second, the squad was quite small, usually around 13 or 14. The seniors came through for us though, and in all 5 varsity wrestlers finished with winning records. This year served to install some essential desire to win and provided some valuable experience. Increasing experience and hard work in the off-season should provide some good wrestlers for the up-coming year. We need to overcome the lack of commitment and the unwillingness to wrestle JV if we are to become a truly competitive squad. It would be a great boost to the program if we could get our freshmen some competitive experience at the sub-varsity level. In order to do this we need people who are willing to stay with the program despite not making the varsity squad. Overall, in spite of the 3-8 dual record, I feel that this season provided us with some definite benefits and successes that are not evident in the record. Hopefully the benefits of this year can be reaped in the upcoming seasons. - Coach Lessmeier Girls Track The 1977 girls track team members are: Sitting (l-r) Roxanne Ruchotzke, Sandy Unruh, Karen Havel, Lori Grimm, Barb Ruchotzke, Denise Cook, Wendy Unruh, Sandi Sander, and Nancy Weber. Kneeling (l-r) Kaylene Jilovec, Karen Unruh, Teresa Platner, Denise Cook, Theresa Lang, Kay Robinson, Carol Pruess, Chris Ropa, and Tracy Donohoe. Standing (l-r) Becky Kurth, Sandy Hoy, Kym Speer, Jody Weber, Kelly Meyer, Coach Jensen, Pam Mertka, Dawn Worby, Shelly Flockhart, Linda Weber, and Becky Sheldon. 1977 was a banner year for the girls track at Lincoln. We scored wins in; the Swampsi Relays, Wapsi Confer- ence, Durant Invitational, Springville Invitational, Mid East Conference, and Camanche Invitational. These coupled with a second place at the districts and 7th in the state meet, mean a real feeling of accom- plishment. Hopefully these successes will stimulate greater effort and greater achievement next year. These were comments from, Coach Jensen New records were set this year in these events, 2 mile relay - (Dawn Worby, Karen Havel, Kaylene Jilovec, and Barb Ruchotzke.) 880 yard relay - (Kay Robinson, Nancy Weber, Wendy Unruh, and Kym Speer.) 100 meter hurdles - (Kelly Meyer) 880 yard run - (Barb Ruchotzke) 220 yard dash - (Kym Speer) 440 yard relay - (Kay Robinson, Nancy Weber, Wendy Unruh, and Kym Speer.) Mile relay - (Kym Speer, Karen Havel, Denise Cook, and Teresa Platner.) Long Jump - (Kym Speer.) The girls team had a real unity and true friendship not only with each other but with their coach also. I'm sure that the girls associated with this team and will never forget this season and will look back at it with good memories! The team captains were Nancy Weber and Kym Speer. GREAT job girls!!! Up, up and away. Boys Track The 1977 boys track team consisted of: Front row (l-r) Gary Whitman, Stan Roush, Steve Flock- hart, Brian Coppess, Brent Montz, and John Grunder. 2nd row (l-r) Terry Eakers, Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Galen Brendes, Russ Bequeath, Rick Weber, Kevin Branaman, and Pat Doser. And back row (l-r) Bill Mindam, Larry Domer, Tom Koch, John Moneypenny, Rod Marlatt and Coach Linder. TRACK comment: We had men Coaches 17 very de participating in our track pro- Each member dicated young gram this year. contributed to the overall suc- cess of the team. Our five seniors worked extremely hard and set a good example for the underclassmen. Many mem- bers of the squad reached indi- vidual goals they set before the season began. The highlights of the year would include winning the Swampsi relays, qualifying 5 boys for the state meet, and placing sixth at the state meet with our mile relay team. We had a new mile relay The previous record being set in 1966 with 3:38.6 and the record now 3:24.1! Good job boys, keep up the great work and good luck next record set for our school. a time of new year! ! i 777A Y | | in i) AN (eh om acaguon | Wh o s 2) pes ota), y ! ) - First row (l-r) Jane Sauer, Denise Cook, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomson, Carol Pruess, Laura Seeley, Shelly Flockhart. 2nd row - Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Sandy Dains, Susan Broulik, Kelly Meyer, Tracy Donohoe, Kym Speer, Carol Crock, Mellody Randolph. 3rd row -Patty Steckly, Chris Langenberg, Sheryl Wendt, Teresa Platner, Brian Coppess, Steve Flockhart, Kaylene Jilovec, Barb Mulherin, Linda Weber, Lynn McCullough, Janis Crist, Jeff Walshire. 4th row - Pam Mertka, Rox Ruchotzke, Nancy Weber, Karen Havel, JoAnn Rouse, Kent Meyer, Kay Robinson, Linda Robinson, Alex Taylor, Russ Bequeaith, Rick Weber, Mary Butler. 5th row -Mike Long, Stan Rouse, Mark Coppess, Brent Montz, Gordon McDowell, Danny Wagner, Roger Griffith, Gary Whitman, John Grunder, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Galen Brendes. Student Council First row - Susan Broulik, Brent Montz, Cindy Yock. Second row - Laura Broulik, Kathy Moravek, Linda Robinson, Linda Weber, Tracy Donahue, Jeptha Randolph. Third row - John Moneypenny, Mark Coppess, John Grunder, Gary Whitman. Fourth row - Stan Roush, Denise Cook, Kym Speer. STUDENT COUNCIL - 1977 This year's Student Council has been very active. They provided the student body with several privileges - especially SSG. SSG was made available for 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students if they could handle the responsibility. The pop machine was again made available to the students and at times it proved to be a problem for those who couldn't learn the rules connected with its use. The student phone was also available for use off and on during the year but was finally removed toward the end of the year because of misuse. Homecoming was again sponsored by Student Council. Window soaping in the two communities for Homecoming was led by Student Council, also. In November the Student Council sponsored a gymnastic assembly by performers from the Nissen Corporation. The Christmas movie was also provided by Student Council. This year's movie was American Graffiti. In the spring the Jazz Band and Swing Choir provided an assembly for the students. Student Council also provided money for the boy's and girl's track teams to go to the State meet in which they participated. The Activity Board in the main hall was to be kept up by the Student Council. Ute Steinig, the foreign exchange student, was presented with an Iowa flag provided by the Student Council. The Council also chose two members to represent the student body at Board Policy meetings. Sec.-Treas. Cindy Yock Advisor Mr. Linder PEP CLUB This year's Pep Club was very instrumental in the successes that our athletic teams achieved this year. The Pep Club sponsored pep buses to all away football and basketball games. Three buses were taken to the East Dubuque and Preston foot- ball games. Those riding to East Dubuque stopped in Happy Joe's for pizza on the way to the game. They also sponsored a full week of activities the week of homecoming. These activities included clash day, black and white day, 50's day, and dress-up day. The Pep Club helped to promote school spirit in school and at the athletic events. Mr. Epperly was the sponsor. Front row (1 to r) Mr. Davis, Jeff Odeen, Dennis Coppess, Carol Pruess, Kaylene Jilovec, Dan Driscoll, Jim Rouse, Mr. Massom. Second row - Andy Jamison, Dave McAtee, Tom Poduska, Terry Rouse, Craig Schroeder, Al Robinson, Bill Klein, Janet Fisher, Andy Kohl. Third row - Frank Mere, Lloyd Lowther, Todd Vernon, Larry Andreesen, Eric Vernon, Jim Horr, Karen Timm, Susan Weets, Danny Wagner. Fourth row - Brian Kirstein, Darren Coppess, Mike Gutweiler, David Tenley, Dan Wagner, Delbert Coppess, Tammy Thomson. Fifth row - Craig Pearson, Mike Miner, Roger Kurth, Dan Kohl, Jeff Schnipkoweit. BAND 76- 77 1 Kruse, Pam Soteros, Susan Broulik. Second row - Chris Ropa, Denise Cook, a Randolph, y Thomson, Patty Steckley, Tom Koch. Third tr, Joan Bulger, Jeff Schnipkoweit, The Lincoln marching band started off the band season once again this year. The concert band got into practice soon enough to give a winter concert, participate in the Wapsie Band Festival, and to give a good showing in Large Group Music Contest where they received a II rating. marching band season were elle Jacobs, Debby Coppess, Dawn W h, Brenda Michels. in the bandroom practice on the street final success SMALL GROUP PARTICIPANTS: First tow - K. Meyer, D. Cook, B. Kurth, L. Licht, P. Doser, C. Ropa. Second row - R. Hegarty, L. Grimm, P. Steckley, S. Broulik. Third row - J. Schnipkoweit, G. Taylor, J. Licht, K. Kruse, C. Crock, K. Oxley. Fourth row - M. Coppess, T. Koch, B. Williams. OUR LEADER SMALL GROUP RATINGS First row - Pat Doser, Lisa Licht, Tom Koch, Jill Moffit, John Licht, Pam Soteros. Second row - Mark Coppess, Kelly Meyer, Bill Arm- strong, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Kurt Oxley, Gary Taylor, Julie Moneypenny, Joan Bulger, Ute Steinig, Tom Crock, Carol Crock, Ben Williams, Mr. Meyer. The most active part of the band program without a doubt would have to be the jazz band. They partici- pated in the Bellvue Jazz Festival where they received first place, they placed third at the Washington Festi- val, and received high ratings at the Drake Jazz Festi- val. A first for the jazz band was going on tour to South Winnishiek and Caledonia, Minnesota school districts. The year wasn't all travel to them, they also stayed at home to perform at basketball games, gave a con- cert with the Lincoln swing choir on March 4, finishing off the year by performing at the Stanwood ice cream social on May 26. Lincoln Choral Department Performing at one of three school concerts under the direction of Mr. Robert Anderson. Mixed Concert Choir Thomson, B. Mulherin, R. Hegarty, M. Railsback, J. Ra Iph, C. Coppess, C. Pruess, J. Sauer, P. Butler, Front row (l-r) M. Butler, T. R cond row (l-r) S. Svoboda, J. Armst zy, P. McAr Robi , Platner, J. Rouse, M. Meyer, S. Broulik, . Seeley, V. Michels. Sec Oxle N. Unruh, U. Steinig. Back row (l-r) D. Glover, S. Flockhart, K. K . C. Crock, S. Wenndt, G. Brendes, G. Taylor, J. B. Weiland, D. Worby, D. Kurth, Dir i y, J. Bohr. Third row (l-r) A. Crock, C. Koch, h vif . Ropa, L. Seeley, M. Broulik, R. Skow, M. Proctor, D. � ppess, K. Meyer, B. The Lincoln Swing Choir consists of: Front (l-r) M. Butler, J. Sauer, B. Crock, Broulik. Treble Choir Swing Choir M. Proctor, Back row This year's Choral department promised to be new, and exciting. Mr. Robert Anderson came as a first year teacher and in that first year molded a very fine music department. The mixed choir produced a very full sound which gave them a II rating at contests. Girls Treble Choir had a very successful year which was proven with a I rating from all three judges at contests. Mr. Anderson reorganized the swing choir this year, they performed at local public functions during the year, and in the spring went on tour with the Jazz band. We hope that next year the Choral department will continue to improve and grow. Mulherin, S. Svoboda. Second row - C. Pruess, M. Railsback, A. S. Broulik, C. Coppess. Third row - C. Ropa, R. Skow, K. Kruse, M. Meyer, K. Robinson, J. Licht, S. Wenndt, M. T. Platner, J. Randolph, S. Flockhart, G. Brendes, K. Me yer, G. Taylor, L. Seeley, M. Coppess. lowa State Music Contest Ratings Class LA Successful Year Promising Future Successful Year for Large Group Speech Back (1 to r) Gary Taylor, Pam McAmis. Middle (1 to r) Shelly Flockhart, Susan Broulik. Front (1 to r) Laura Seeley, John Licht. For the first time in many years, Lincoln came home from Large Group District Speech Contests with Straight ''I's. Contests were held January 22, in Cedar Rapids at Jefferson High School. Those participating in the One Act Play entitled, ''Mr. Flannery's Ocean ' were John Licht as Mr. Flannery, Susan Broulik as Mrs. Pringle, Gary Taylor as Mr. Morrison, Shelly Flockhart as Mrs. Morrison, Laura Seeley as Mrs. Klapington, and Pam McAmis as Maude. Duets included: Shelly Flockhart and Kay Robinson in ''Butterflies Are Free,'' Laura Seeley and Cam Coppess in '’Androcles and the Lion,’’ and Stan Roush and Bruce Seehusen in, ‘'Death of a Salesman. ' As nerves intensified we went onward to State Contests held February 5 at Muscatine. Everyone put out their best, but the competition was really tough and I's were hard to get. Even though there were few unexpected surprises, the One Act Play received I ratings from all 3 judges. Stan Roush and Bruce Seehusen received a I rating for their duet. Shelly Flockhart and Kay Robinson received a II and Laura Seeley and Cam Coppess also received a II. Congratulations. Back (1 to r) Cam Coppess, Bruce Seehusen, Stan Roush, Shelly Flockhart. Front (1 to r) Kay Robinson, Laura Seeley. Individual Speech Individual Speech Contests are very different from Large Groups, since the conte stant must face the judges totally alone. This tension wears the nerves thin, but is good experience, and very rewarding. This year Individual District Speech contests were held February 26 at Durant. Those participating were Matt Polhamus in Radio News Announcing receiving a I, Susan Broulik in Interpretive Prose receiving a II, Robin Seeley, Literary Program receiving a II, Laura Seeley, taking Literary Program I and Interpretive Poetry I, Shelly Flockhart, Literary Program I, and Pam McAmis received a I in Interpretive Prose, and Kenlyn Kruse received a lin Mime. Onward to the State Speech Contests, held March 19 in Ottumwa, Iowa. Judging was very stiff and there was a lot of competition. Matt Polhamus, Laura Seeley, and Shelly Flockhart received II ratings, as did Kenlynn Kruse. Pam McAmis received a1. This group plus Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hughes, and our coach Mr. Keith Lenz and his wife stayed over night at the Holiday Inn and celebrated the day's triumphs. This ended the day with a bang! Congratulations, Lincoln's proud of you. Back row (1 to r) Matt Polhamus, Susan Broulik, Pam McAmis, Robin See- ley, Laura Seeley. Front row (1 to r) Kenlyn Kruse, Shelly Flockhart. i _— Coaches and participants at the State Speech Contest in Ottumwa, Iowa. Publications A : : . 4 a es ' : ; : a Don 6 rs Sim . } Back row (l-r) Kathy Weber, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomson, Lori Groenwald, John Licht, Roxanne Ruchotzke. Middle row - Susan Broulik, Carol Pruess, Janine Weets, Pam Mertka, Cindy Yock. Front row - Linda Robinson, Jane Sauer, Linda Weber, Lynn McCullough, Kaylene Jilovec, Janis Crist, Shelly Flockhart. This year's publications class consisted of junior and senior boy and girls (only one boy on the staff) who were interested in writing articles for the school newspaper and or publishing the 1977 yearbook. The year began with Mrs. Lamont as the advisor, but when she resigned at mid-term Mr. Keyser took her place. This year the editor of the newspaper staff was Linda Weber. It was her job to assign articles to be written by members of the class for next week's paper. Shelly Flockhart was the editor of the yearbook. Her duties con- sisted of assigning people to design the layout of certain pages of the yearbook. She also proofread all pages before they were sent to the company, corrected mistakes, and often did layouts herself. John Licht and Laura Seeley were the photogra- phers and it was their duty to see that all pictures were taken of each activity, group, and game. John Licht and Laura Seeley were the photographers for the 1977 yearbook and newspaper. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GRADUATING MEMBERS: (1 to r) Carol Crock, Jeff Odeen, Linda Robinson, Stan Roush, Jack Robinson, Mark Coppess, Cindy Yock, Gary Taylor, Diana Kurth. PROBATIONARY MEMBERS: (1 to t) Pam McAmis, Craig Schroeder, Tracy Donohoe, John Moneypenny, JoAnn Rouse, Keven Crist, Deb Horr, Jeff Walshire, Sally Svoboda, Rick Weber, Shelly Cook, DeAnn Glover, Chris Langdenburg, Julie Kirstien, Deb Kohl, Alice Crock, Sandy Dains. REGULAR MEMBERS: (1 to r) 1st row - Donna Tenely, Betty Weiland, Diane Dodge, Lori Johnson, Barb Mulherin, Mary Butler. 2nd row - JoAnn Ross, Denise Soteras, Kym Speer, Susan Broulik, Shelly Flockhart, Kathy Moravek. 3rd row - Laura Seeley, Bruce Seehusen, Brent Montz, Kerry Koch, Carol Pruess, Sheryl Wendt. ——————— 10 $2 F TPE ico Rick Dains Chuck Domer Reggie Domer Amy Griffith Lori Green Lana Gronewald Kelvin Fisher Eve Hill Dee Himes Janet Hubler Marty Hunt Shelly Hunt Mark Jurgensen Kevin Kainz Nancy Klemme Craig Kleppe Karl Koch Ken Koob Sara Kuehnle Ron Kurth Karen Langenburg Ron Maggard Sharon Miller Jill Moffit Julie Moneypenny Rosie Mohr Steve Moravek Kelly Oxley Kim Paulsen John Poduska Tammy Ralston Phil Railsback Madonna Randolph Judy Rouse Todd Rouse Don Schnipkoweit John Seehusen Jerry Sheldon Pam Soteros Diane Tenley Karen Tenley Kandi Thomson Rick Thomson Coy Wagner Mary Wagner Mary Weber Shelley Weber Deanna Wendt Cheryl Whitman Jody Willey Kirk Wehndt Susan Unruh 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS (1 to r) Sara Kuehnle, President; Mary Wagner, Sec.; Julie Moneypenny, Vice-President; Bill Armstrong, Treas. Pain 2 aa @ s Nie s 7th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: (1 to r) Suzy Grimm, Vice-President; Dale Kruse, Secretary; Keith Jones, Treas.; Tom Crock, President. ZN bile PN 7... Ga — 48) = (or Bruce Flockhart Ben Griffith Suzy Grimm Janet Gutwiler Teresa Hearn Lisa Hein Jill Hutchinson Keith Jones Bruce Kral Dale Kruse Stephanie Kugel Don Lan Terry Lehrman Mike McAmis Christine MacDonald Brad Marlatt Brian Meyer Chuck Michels Kevin Paulson Beth Proctor Debbie Roelf Shelly Robinson Esthyr Ropa Shelly Scott Terry Schnipkoweit Scott Schroeder Gaylene Redmon Scott St. John John Swehla Greg Taylor Judy Unruh Greg Wagner Cheryl Weber Connie Weber Kristie Weber Mike Weiland Valerie Wiggins Robert Willet This year's Junior High play was 'Wild Cat Willey Gets the Woolies.’ Director - Keith Lenz Asst. Director - Mrs. Kaefring Student Directors - Beth Proctor Kim Paulson Cast A. was made up of: Dale Kruse Susy Grimm Doug East Kevin Paulson Shelly Hunt Cheryl Whitman Rosy Moor Cast B. was made up of: Scott St. John Ken Koob Kevin Paulson Teresa Hearn Kelly Oxley Shelly Weber Jill Moffit Junior High Girls Softball First row (1 to r) Connie Weber, Val Wiggins. Second row - Christie Brown, Jill Hutchinson, Julie Moneypenny, Diane Tenley. Third row - Beth Proctor, Shelly Weber, Sara Kuehnle, Jill Moffit, Joan Bulger. Fourth row - Lisa Hein, Jody Willey, Eve Hill, Karen Dohmen, Shelly Hunt, Mr. Jensen. Fifth row - Pam Soteros, Amy Griffith, Penny Brown, Nancy Klemme, Kelly Oxley, Suzy Grimm, Kristie Weber. Junior High Cheerleading The football cheerleaders are: In the splits Cheryl Whitman, Madonna Randolph, and Mary Weber. Leaning down are Lori Greene, Deb Rolph, and on top is Judy Rouse. GOOD JOB GIRLS! Did you go to a Junior High basketball, football, or wrestling event last year? Or did you go to a pep assembly? Well if you did then you probably saw one of the girls in the pictures to the left yelling her brains out and cheering the team on to another victory! I don't know where they get all their pep but I do know that if everyone in the crowd was as peppy and yelling as loudly as them then we would probably yell the other team right out of the stands!!! So remember to help out those cheerleaders and YELL next year! The basketball cheerleaders are: Lori Greene in the splits, Madonna Randolph, Cheryl Whitman and Joan Bulger standing, and Judy Rouse, Wendy Hoffman (mascot), and Teresa Hearn on their backs. GOOD JOB GIRLS! The Wrestling cheerleaders are: Cheryl Whitman and Lori Greene in the splits, center front is Madonna Randolph, leaning down on the sides are Teresa Hearn and Joan Bulger, and on their backs are Judy Rouse. GOOD JOB GIRLS! Jr. High Football Squad Weiland, Coy 1. Row Jerry Sheldon, . Row Greg Wagner, � Kevin Paulsen, Ben Grif- Taylor. Row 4 - Mr. Wen- Flockhart, Kelvin Fisher, leppe, Mark Jurgensen, Dan jutchinson, John Seehusen. Row 5 - Rouse, Don Schnipkoweit, Kirk n Kurth, Rick Daines, Karl Koch, Ken Koob. ww The 1976 Junior High football team completed its season with a 1-5 win, loss record. The eighth grade compiled the only victory, a 16-8 decision over Clarence- Lowden in the second game of the year. The team averaged 12.6 points per game offensively, while allowing 25.1 points per game defensively. The team consisted of 13 eighth graders, all of whom earned junior high letters. Many of the eighth graders are large people with good potential for high school football. The seventh graders look forward to another year of learning in the junior high ranks. SEASON'S RECORD Olin Clarence-Lowden Lisbon Preston Midland SEVENTH GRADE Clarence-Lowden Jr. Hi. Girl’s Basketball First row (1 to r) Chris MacDonald, Mary Wagner, Kim Shriver. Second row - Chris Brown, Jill Hutchinson, Juile Moneypenny, Suzy Grimm, Kristie Weber. Third row - Shelly Weber, Deanna Wendt, Kelly Oxley, Jill Moffit, Kandie Thomson. Fourth row - Shelly Robinson, Lisa Hein, Beth Proctor, Pam Soteros, Nancy Klemme, Karen Dohmen, Coach; Chris Plueger. Fifth row - Penny Brown, Tammy Ralston, Sara Kuehnle, Mary Weber, Jody Willey, Janet Gutweiler. Jr. Hi Boy’s Basketball First row (l-r) Scott St. John, Terry Lehrman, Phil Railsback. Second row - John Swehla, Kevin Paulson, Shelly Scott, Doug East, Mike McAmis. Third row - Tom Crock, Chuck Domer, Jerry Sheldon, Benny Griffith, Greg Taylor. Fourth row - Craig Kleppe, Mark Jurgensen, Dale Kruse, Terry Schnipkoweit, Coach; Bob Keyser. Fifth row - Coy Wagner, Todd Rouse, Kelvin Fisher, Kirk Wendt, Ron Kurth, John Seehusen, Ken Koob, Karl Koch. RIVAL Clarence- Lowden Midland Bennett zm Durant y Records; 8th grade; 1-6 7th grade; 0-6 JH WRESTLING This year's 18 member Jr. High wrestling team's record was 0 wins and 6 losses. Rick Dains had the best record, the most take downs, and also received the Animal of the Year award. Ben Griffith, Kevin Paulsen, and Brad Marlatt also contributed a lot to the season. Coach Lessmeier had these comments concerning the season: ‘' Although the Jr. High didn't win any meets, I was happy with the improvement and impressed with the 7th grade. The improvement during the season was evident in the scores of the dual meets with Lisbon.'' '' As far as our future goes, I am very happy with the seventh graders. Four of our top five winners, including our two leading scores came from the seventh grade. The eighth grade should provide Lincoln with 2 or 3 varsity wrestlers next year and they will be missed by the Jr. high. ’ The 1976-77 Jr. High Wrestlers are First row (left to right) Jeff Davidson, and Phil Railsback. Sec- ond row (left to right) John Poduska, John Swehla, Doug East, Mike McAmis. Third row (left to right) Steve Moravek, Chuck Domer, Benny Griffith, Kevin Paulsen. Fourth row (left to right) Greg Wagner, Bruce Flockhart, Don Schnipkoweit, Rick Dains, Ron Kurth, John Seehusen, Ken Koob, and Coach Lessmeier. Above and at right: The Jr. High boys in action. J.H. Girls and Boys Track Sitting (l-r) J. Moneypenny, S. Hunt, K. Thomson, J. Moffit, D. Wenndt, C. Whitman, M. Weber, M. Randolph, J. Bulger. Second row (1-r) J. Rouse, S. Grimm, N. Klemme, B. Proc- tor, J. Willey, T. Cornelius, C. Weber, K. Langenberg, E. Ropa, K. Weber. Third row (1-r) P. Soteros, J. Hutchinson, C. Weber, Mrs. Plueger, C. Boysen, K. Shiver, V. Wiggins. Kneeling (1-r) C. Domer, B. Marlett, K. Jones, G. Taylor, R. Willett, P. Railsback. Second row (l-r) D. Schnipkoweit, B. Armstrong, T. Rouse, M. Weiland, K. Koob. Third row (l-r) Mr. Epperly, R. Daines, C. Koch, K. Wendt, M. Jurgensen, R. Kurth, C. Kleppe. This year’s girls track squad had a real successful season. They worked very hard. Through their efforts they found out just how successful they could be. They won the Wapsi Conference meet and the Solon Invita- tional. During the whole season they only lost one meet. I think some of next year's new freshmen should be a big help to the high school track team. I'm hoping to see a lot of returning track members, and another suc- cessful season. Coach Kris Plueger. This year's boys track squad was small in size but high in spirit. During the season there was a total of 7 track meets. We won the Conference meet which was the highlight of the season. Even with the small size of the track squad they performed very well. Coach Epperly. a a BRAT ZL LASS A) oy £4, Tammy Christianson Molly Cashman Darcie Schnipkoweit Jill Higarty Terry Wadell Melody Kirstein Terry Ralston Daron Lehrman Verna Wagner Jeff Rhoads Craig Smith Jane Kuehnle Steve Brown David Albaugh Doug Albau 4 Nate Kohl Brian Jackson Scott Merfeld Teree Thomson Angie Block Ann Jurgenson Melinda Jurginson Sherry Burkhead Vonda Meyer Rod Dickey Tammy Klemme Alan Gadke Jean Mindham Robert Boysen Alesia Domer Kathy Jilovec Kathy Gutwiler Carol McAtee Terry Oelberg Sally Armstrong Vernon Nohr Bobby Dains Dale Johnson Todd Scjroeder Betsy Kral Janele Zimmerman Shelly Maggard Jane Strickler JoAnn Willey John Skow Scott Flynn Scott Donohoe Larry Hunt Doug Cook Miss Kuntz Mrs. Sauer e Dains e Robinson Bl S ckley Janette Jurgensen Dean East Aath Rhonda Tenley LeRoy McCall Paulson Johnson ndel Vonnie Robinson Steve Kummer Diane Kainz Craig Flynn Bruce Lehrman Jodi Brendes Sheryl Hasselbusch Mr. Neil Orthner Chuck Wagner Paul Randolph Randy Dickey Roger Potter Lisa Kurth Greg Railsback David Skow Stacey McAtee Brad Young Tim Poduska Deanna Myers Scott Jackson Wayne Flockhart Craig Proctor Tim Rouse Jennifer Jacobs Debbie Tenley Frank Mitell Susie Mindham Bruce Voss Kim Schroeder Joel Kruse Tim Lambert Danny Johnson Brad Davidson Carolyn Dohmen Lina Licht Nicole McCullough Jeff Jacobs Tim Lang Kathy Boysen Lynn Hoffman Mike Sander Lisa Techau Matt Grimm Gerri Miller Pam Tenley Joe Inman Debbie Watkinson Pam Brown Mark Doser Kellie Zimmer Adam Baxa Penny Conley Alan McDonald Pam Goldsmith Mike St. John Bruce Hanks Cindy Helle Terri Johnson Deron Jurgenson Bryan Lovell Mr. Hjemboe Mrs. Christian Lori Washburn Sth | and 4th Grades � 2D - . 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Kim Zerbe Jamie Wink Patrick Swallom Tim Ellis Kristene Kummer Chris Koch Bill McAmis Ruel Kirstein Julie Jones Marci Luett Tasha Jack Kelly McCullough Brett Jilovec John Driscoll Michelle Clark Matt Brannaman Angie Hanks Wade Puffer P.M. ELEMENTARY STAFF Upper left - Randy Kruse, Dale Dunsten, Jim Moneypenny - Bus Drivers. Above - Clarence Maher, Vernon Boots, Millie Oldorf, Russ Moravek. Lower left - Gwen Young, Mary Weber, Esther Seehusen - Cooks. tat ts . Be oe ESS Ko bs SS , ''We Wish Loads of Success to the Class of 77 — The Hugh Lamont Families and Employees MONTZ IMPLEMENT COMPANY acs yn fo WILLIAMS FEED SERVICE « (319) 432-5271 PAX HUSKY IDEAL Phone 432-7712 Mechanicsville, lowa 52306 WW DEAN'S 76 DEAN KURTH, Owner im Mechanicsville, lowa 52306 Sonic - Gulf - Goodyear Tires - Batteries General Repair Phone 432-6648 PP ROY C £3 Memeee STEVEN R. SEEHUSEN SEEHUSEN INS. AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MECHANICSVILLE, lIOWA PHONE 432-6571 Sue Ellen's Beauty Shop Mechanicsville, Iowa Phone - 432-6412 PIONEER SEED CORN VERN SVOBODA - Dealer Mechanicsville, Iowa Phone - 4382-6601 'h C HARDWARE 204 E. First St. 319-432-7711 Mechanicsville, Iowa 52306 Sporting Goods Heating Plumbing BOOT'S BODY SHOP Mechanicsville, lowa Phone - 432-6311 Mechanicsville SUNDRIES Trust and Savings Bank Mechanicsville, Iowa 52306 Mechanicsville, Iowa Please Grow With Us es KOCH'S PAINT AND LUMBER Mechanicsville, lowa Ce Co Garbage Removal Mechanicsville, lowa MAHER ELECTRIC — Mechanicsville YULE'S DX Gibeaut Insurance Agency Tires - Batteries - Accessories General Insurance Mechanicsville, Iowa Since 1906 Phone - 432-5251 RITA BUTLER Dial 432-7211 7 ea Mechanicsville, Iowa 52306 HORNER'S Mechanicsville, Iowa 52306 Furniture Funeral Home Floor Covering Phones: Area Code 319 Store 432-5233 Mortuary 432-5234 Cedar-Johnson FARM SERVICE CO. PRO GRO, In. | sa Phone 319-432-5275 Box 366 MECHANICSVILLE, IOWA 52306 Mechanicsville, lowa 52306 Where the Tall Corn Grows We Lend an Ear Union Trust and Savings Bank Stanwood — Olin, lowa 945-3344 484-2247 —_—«9-Ha_aee = aon uawoQuaes STANWOOD FARMERS COOPERATIVE eaelco CROW'S HYBRID FORREST JOHNSON - Dealer Mechanicsville, lowa 52306 Phone 432-6371 Super-Go Self Serv Highway 30 - Stanwood, lowa 945-8913 Gas - Oil - Auto Accessories Cig - Candy - Pop Sun. 7 AM-9 PM; Mon.-Sat. 6 AM-10 PM Stanwood, Iowa 52337 Phone (319) 945-3365 MoorMans $STHNWOOD DIVISIO SILL a mMmMmoorrmezr Mitg- Co. Stanwood Division POST OFFICE BOX 308 STANWOOD, IOWA 52337 a pupina SOS Pe ee ee ee ee A a ca cHow Se ua (ease ROPA'S STORE JACK’S FEED AND GRAIN INC. Phone - 945-3921 “Y our Friendly Purina Dealer’ CUSTOM sn ANHYDROUS SPRAYING de iB, AMMONIA (82%) SERVICE : 5 APPLICATION PHONE 945-3321 SS” STANWOOD, IOWA CONCRETE PRODUCTS. INC Box 98 - Stanwood, lowa 52337 U Haul Concrete Wire Remesh Rerod Patio Stepping Stones Hog, Cattle, and Dairy Slats Farrowing Platforms H Type and Fence Line Bunks Pole Pads Parking Bumpers Phone 319-945-6188 or 319-945-3534 Contact Gene Hoffman — Sales Mgr. or Rob Miller — Prod. Mgr. HIGHWAY GARDENS Stanwood, Ia. PLUMBING ss. HARDWARE Stanwood, Iowa RAYMOND DOERMANN AGENCY a Clarence, Iowa STANWOOD SKELGAS 452-3558 Raymond Doermann - 452-3389 601 E. Front Street Melven Wiebel - 944-5813 G re ; = 9-8 d Scaaecad. kews. $0397 rover Penningroth - 452-3648 Telephone 319 945-3368 Remington's Grocery Clarence, Iowa 452-3311 If It's Fashion It's at Lora's in Mt. Vernon Dave and Gary's = Mt. Vernon, Iowa Woody's Floor Covering Tipton, lowa 886-6459 Stanwood, Iowa The Peppermint Shop Haircuts Conditioning Permanents Phone 895-8622 LINDA BLINKS 102 First St. West Owner-Operator Mt. Vernon, Ia. M Clothing Tipton, Iowa 886-2756 Le-Hi's Restaurant Clarence, Iowa 452-3509 R M Bakery — Tipton Vigortone Pre Mixes Hulting Seed Corn Tipton, lowa Western Auto Tipton, Iowa Tipton Fabric Shop DeWayne's ''Flowers 'n Things'' Tipton, lowa 52772 Tipton, lowa Taylor Motor Sales BUZZ oi tae ANDERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Crocks Gun Shop HERB CROCK - Owner Olin, Iowa Guy's Gals Lawson Tipton, Iowa | nsurance Agency Mackey's Standard Service Olin, Iowa Kimball's Big Macks Jack Jill Drive-In Olin, Iowa Olin, Iowa oTA] ) 184-2268 484-2243 Olin 66 the publications class would like to Service Station thank these businesses for their contribution to annual. 484-2223 PATRON PAGE Reeve's Drugs Casterline, Hamiel, Dendinger Mohler Barber Shop Olin Oil Co. Cantonwine's Locker Farmland Swine Test Station Dr. J. P. Randolph First National Bank Tipton Electric Motor The Attic Fields Men's Wear Inc. SENIOR SUPPLEMENT Key — Basketball - BB Manager - Mgr Girls Chorus G Ch Baseball - B L-Club - L C Swing Choir - Sw Ch Cheerleading - Chr Letter earned - (L) Musical - Musical Football - FB Pep Club - P C School Play - play Softball - SB Stage band - St. band Speech - Sp Track - T Concert band - band Publications - Pub Volleyball - VB Chorus - Ch Student Council - StC Wrestling - Wr Marching band - M band National Honor Society - NHS FFA - FFA Number tells years of participation. Coppess, Brian: T-1(L); Wr-4(L), Co-Captain; L C-3; FFA-2. Coppess, Delbert: FB-3(L); T-1(L); L C-2; Ch-1; Play-1; P C-2; Mgr-1; FFA-4; Musical-1. Coppess, Dennis: BB-1; L C-2; P C-4; Mgr-1(L); FFA-4. Coppess, Mark: BB-1; B-4; FB-4(L); NHS-3; M band-4; Ch-3; Sw Ch-2; L C-1; StC-1; St. band-4; Musical-1; band-4. Crist, Janis; Chr-4(L); M band-1; T-2(L); Pub-2; P C-4; Homecoming candidate. Crock, Carol: BB-1; NHS-3; M band-4; T-1; VB-3(L), (All State honorable mention); Ch-4; L C-3; St. band-2; G Ch-2; band-4; Who's Who. Doser, Mike: BB-4(L); B-1(L); Musical-1. Driscoll, Dan: FB-3; P C-2; FFA-4. Flockhart, Michelle: Chr-4(L); NHS-1; T-4(L); Ch-4; Sw Ch-1; L C-3; Pub-2(editor); play-4; P C-4; G Ch-3; Musical-4; Sp-3. Flockhart, Steve: BB-4(L); B-3(L); FB-4(L); T-4(L); L C-3. Gronewold, Lori: BB-3(L); SB-4(L); T-1(L); VB-1(L); Ch-2; L C-4; Pub-1; G Ch-2. Grunder, John: BB-1(L); FB-4(L); M band-3; T-4(L); L C-3; StC-3; St band-1; Mgr-1(L); Musical-1; band-3. Jewell, Laurie: BB-1; T-2(L); Ch-1; L C-1; Pub-1; Play-2; P C-4; G Ch-1; Sp-1. Jilovec, Kaylene: Chr-3(L); M band-1; T-1(L); L C-2; Pub-1; P C-2; FFA-4, FFA Sweetheart; Homecoming candidate. Koch, Carla; Ch-4; Play-1; G Ch-2; Musical-1. Kurth, Diana: BB-3(L); NHS-3; T-1; VB-3(L); Ch-3; G Ch-1; Sp-1; FFA Sweetheart candidate. y = WET) ‘A-- ’, s Lang, Theresa: Chr-3; SB-5; T-2; Ch-1. Licht, John: NHS-3; M band-4; T-2; Ch-1; Sw Ch-1; Pub-2; play-4; St. band-3; Musical-2; band-4; Sp-2; Homecoming candidate. Long, Mike: BB-4(L); B-4(L); FB-4(L); M band-1; L C-3; StC-1; play-1; band-1. McCullough, Lynn: Chr-2(L); NHS-3; Ch-1; L C-1; Pub-1; P C-2; G Ch-1; Homecoming Queen. McDowell, Gordon: BB-1; Wr-3(L), most valuable wrestler; L C-3. Meyer, Kent: FB-2(L); Wr-4(L); L C-2; FFA-2. Miner, Mike: FFA-4. Montz, Brent: NHS-1; T-4(L); Wr-4(L), Co-Captain; Ch-1; Sw Ch-1; L C-3; Pub-1; StC-4, President. Moravek, Kathy: NHS-1; M band-4; Ch-3; StC-2; G Ch-1; Mini Course Comm.-3, 2 yrs. co-chairman. Odeen, Jeff: BB-1; FB-4(L); NHS-3; Wr-2(L); L C-2; StC-1; play-3; FFA-4; Musical-1. Pearson, Craig: P C-3; FFA-4. Randolph, Mellody: VB-1; Ch-4; L C-3; play-2; P C-1; Mgr-2(L); G Ch-2; Musical-2. Robinson, Jack: BB-4(L); B-4(L); FB-1; NHS-3; M band-1; L C-3; StC-1; band-1. Robinson, Linda: BB-1; Chr-3(L); NHS-3; VB-1(L); Ch-2; L C-3; Pub-1; StC-1; P C-3; Mgr-1(L); G Ch-1; Musical-1; FFA Sweetheart candidate. Rouse, Jim: Ch-2; play-2; P C-3; FFA-4. Roush, Stan: BB-4(L); B-4(L); FB-4(L), All conference; T-2(L); NHS-3; L C-4; play-1; Musical-1; Sp-1. Sauer, Jane: BB-1; SB-5(L); NHS-3; M band-2; Ch-3; Sw Ch-1; L C-2; Pub-1; play-4; P C-4; St band-2; G Ch- 2; Musical-4; band-2; FFA Sweetheart candidate. Seeley, Laura: NHS-1; T-1; VB-3(L); Ch-4; Sw Ch-1; L C-2; Pub-1; play-3; Mgr-3; G Ch-3; Musical-2; Sp-4. Sorensen, Brad: BB-1; Ch-1; St band-1. Steckly, Diane: BB-4(L); SB-4(L); M band-2; Ch-2; L C-4; Pub-1; band-2. Steinig, Ute: BB-1; M band-1; VB-1; Ch-1; St band-1; G Ch-1; Musical-1; band-1. Studer, Sharon: Chr-2(L); T-2; VB-1; P C-2; G Ch-1. Taylor, Alex; BB-4(L); B-4(L); FB-1(L); L C-2; play-2. Taylor, Gary: NHS-3; M band-4; Ch-4; Sw Ch-2; play-4; P C-1; St Band-4; Musical-2; band-4; Sp-2. Tenley, Scott: FB-2; FFA-2. Unruh, Annette: BB-2; P C-2; Homecoming candidate. Unruh, Gary: T-1; Wr-1; P C-3; FFA-3. Weber, Linda: T-2(L); L C-3; Pub-2, editor; StC-1; play-2; P C-3; Mgr-4; Sp-1. Weber, Sherie: BB-1; T-2.