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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

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So for now let Us glimpse at the past and think of those times spent in those halls, rooms, and outdoors of L.ALS. Shall we tango? H'm, now what should | lay? HUMPH! Did you hear about Concentration! 5 FACE LIFT FOR iia tea ge LINCOLN —— Sl iu he ee Sakae Ae oan Classrooms added on to side of high school building. Below — Changes in area that is now locker rooms, chorus and band rooms. Bottom Right — Areas to be added on where McKinley wing was. Fa ee + = as ee or hat (oy With the Bond issue vote on Decem- ber 6, 1977, the high school at Stan- wood will never be the same. The bond issue called for the tear- ing down of the McKinley wing com- monly called the Jr. High and replac- ing it with new band, chorus, art, and administrative rooms. On the other end of the school (the east side) there will be the addition of six classrooms. Also the area where the band room is will be a wrestling room, and enlarged boys and girls locker rooms will be included. Construction on the six classrooms onstruction began April 24, 1978, with the tearing down of the Jr. High being scheduled for May 30. We will all miss the old McKinley building, but when we think of those new facilities we've got to admit that it sounds pretty good. Construction workers working on construction of the six classrooms off of the high school Below — The New Look NEW REPLACES OLD The students and faculty at Lincoln will finally be getting the track and field they have long been waiting for. On September 13, 1977 the constitu- ents of Stanwood and Mechanicsville voted to sell three school owned houses to pay for the cost of rebuilding the foot- ball field and constructing a new 400 meter track. It would also pay for new bleachers on the home side and moving the old home bleachers to the visitor's side. Construction began in early November and was to be completed by spring for the track season. But because of bad weather it was not. The project will hope- fully be completed for the football season in the fall. A Z j j Z y 4 4 J y j | tA Z Z g Ce. Se ARKANSAS 1978 The night after graduation to most seniors means parties and getting a lot of sleep. Not so for the Lincoln class of 1978. At 12:30 on May 21st, well actu ally May 22nd, they departed for their Class trip to Fairfield Bay, Arkansas. The first day spent mainly riding the bus. Although the scenery in Arkansas was spectacular, it did make everyone a little grumpy riding 15 hours ona bus. When everyone arrived at the resort, most of the time was spent shopping for food or swimming. With everyone being tired the beds really felt good that night. The next day you couldn't have asked for better weather, most was spent most of the time in the water, either boating, Swimming, or water skiing. Believe everyone had the burns to prove it. Night time was spent with sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkton, Mrs. Grimmand, Mr. Proctor checking on those who were sick from the sun. Later on there were a few late night skinny dippers. Kris Metzner eating hearty O-0-O-h, those long bus rides Above — Enjoying the 5 Left — Hang on tight Gerald Bottom Left — Sleeping it Bottom Right — One« The ride home was a long 14 hours mainly because of sunburns, but | think if you would ask any seniors about the trip they would tell you it was one to remember JUDY ARMSTRONG MARY BENTROTT oF . es SUSAN BROULIK BARB BUNGE MARY BUTLER DENISE COOK Darren Coppess Doris Day = teers) | Janet Fisher Kevin Flockhart DeeANN GLOVER DAVID HIMES LORIE JOHNSON KERRY KOCH DAN KOHL Anne Kuehnle Roger Kurth Picture Not Available Randy McCullough Mickey Meyer Patty Miller “iat me . ae i) it a ' Chris Langenberg (= Kristin Metzner JOHN MULLAN CAROL PRUESS KAY ROBINSON JoANN ROSS ROXANNE RUCHOTZKE BELEN SAINT DE VICUNA CRAIG SCHROEDER DENISE SOTEROS DONNA TENLEY TAMMY THOMSON GERALD TIMM SANDY UNRUH DANNY WAGNER KATHY WEBER MIKE WEBER BETTY WEILAND GARY WHITMAN Left — Smile, you're on candid camera! Above — Don't just stand there, do something! That's concentration! For the third year in a row, Mr. Wendel has drawn up the blueprints for another building and trades house. The seniors are interviewed and chosen by Mr. Wendel while they are juniors. There are 15 inthe class. This year as a new idea, the interior design class helped to pick out the furnishings for the house. With the help of some people and businesses from Mechanicsville and Stanwood supplying some of the needed materials and services for the house, the building and trades house has been a success once again. Don’t look at the camera, just keep your eye on what you're doing! She believes in music! Should | smile? Kristin and her American family: Shirley, Kris, Matt, Lori, Susie, and Lou Grimm All the way from Basel, Switzerland, came a happy-go-lucky girl, Kristin Metzner, one of Lincoln's two foreign exchange students. Kristin's American family was Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grimm and family. Kristin kept herself busy during the year with such courses as American lit, educational aide, typing, art, biology, government, advanced algebra and later advanced math, American history, P.E. and beginning clothing. Kristin's extra-curriculars included volleyball, basketball, track, and a part in ‘‘Get Smart, ’ the spring drama pro- duction. For hobbies, Kristin enjoys art, crafts, and skiing. When she returns to Switzerland, she will complete two more years of school and then possibly go on to college there after that. When questioned about what she liked most about America, Kristin remarked, ‘‘Happy Joe’s pizza!” Good luck to you, Kristin, in the future from all of us at LHS. We hope your stay in America was enjoyable. Caught ya’ in the act! What's so funny? Lighting up the halls of LHS this year was our other foreign student, the little Spaniard with her dancing Spanish eyes, and ringing laughter, Belen Sainz de Vicuna from Madrid, Spain. Her American family was Mr. and Mrs. John Kuehnle and family. Besides goofing off, or eating at Happy Joe's you would find Belen keeping herself busy in school with gov- ernment, American history, advanced biology, art, chorus, advanced math, P.E. mythology, and drama. Besides this Belen found time to participate in track, basketball, speech contests, small group music contests, and the spring play, ‘‘Get Smart. ’ In her leisure time Belen can be found playing the piano which she has been at for eight years, playing the guitar, drawing and eating. Her plans upon returning to Spain are to take up veterinary medicine at a college in Madrid. Belen commented that her favorite American foods were pies and American style corn. She also remarked that America was too cold! LHS wishes you much success in all your endeavors, Belen, and we hope your stay in America has been an enjoyable one. ‘‘Looks like we Made It! ’ That sounds like something the Seniors would say after gradu- ation. Instead this was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. Lincoln's Prom was held at the Sheraton Inn in Cedar Rapids, Saturday April 22. We were welcomed by the Jun- ior Class President, John Money- penny. Kerry Koch, the Senior Class President, gave the response. After Jeff Schnipkow- eit gave the invocation it was time to eat. After our meal, Jeff Walshire and Jeff Schnipkoweit read the Junior Class Prophecy. Bruce Seehusen and Russ Bequeaith read the Senior Class Will. About this time the band, which was Locust, started to play. Even though they didn’t play the theme song they played some good music. At 10:30 an early bus left to take the people who didn't want to stay back home. The other bus left at 12:30. Usually after Prom a movie is held at the Tipton Theatre. This year the Juniors decided to try something different. They rented the Tipton Country Club. After Prom you could go there and play cards or pool, or even get the teachers together and play charades! Prom, as always, turned out to be one of the most special mem- ories of the year. Pool side chat? Top Left Hand Picture — Waiting for the fun to begin Top Right Hand Picture — Isn't this exciting? Middle Left Hand Picture — What's so funny? Bottom Left Hand Picture — Take a picture of me, |'m not busy Bottom Right Hand Picture — Locust, doing their thing eRADUATION Kerry Koch receiving the LEA Scholarship DeeAnn Glover, the Salutatorian of the class of 1978 The foreign exc hange students are receiving the lowa flag from the Student « Council President, Susan Broulik The commencement speaker was Tom Collier from KCRG HONOR DAYS On Thursday May 18, 1978, the Awards assembly was held in the gym. Those receiving awards were: lowa State Bar Award: Denise Soteros Am. Legion Award Kerry Koch and Kay Robinson Athletics Award: Carol Pruess and Kerry Koch Service Award: Kevin Brannaman Mary Bentrott Kathy Weber Janine Weets Kerry Koch receiving the American Legion Award from Paul Crock Denise Soteros receiving one of her honors from Principal Grimm | Dare You Award: Susan Broulik and Denise Soteros DAR: Susan Broulik Media Center: Kathy Weber Kevin Brannaman Shelley Cook Janet Fisher Mary Crest Award: Bruce Seehusen Valedictorian: Denise Soteros Salutatorian: Dee Ann Glover Leadership Award: Susan Broulik Citizenship Award: Belen Vicuna Kris Metzner Donna Tenley Betty Weiland Choral Award: Susan Broulik JUNIORS Sandy Benge Beth Bentrott anet Bohr Galen Brendes Mark Broulik Brian Butler Alice Crock and Beth Bentrott Debbie Coppess Kevin Crist Alice Crock Sandy Dains Val Darrow Bob Dohmen Tracy Donohoe Terry Eaker Tracy Gronewold David Hartig Karen Havel Debbie Horr Joe Hunt Mark Hunt Dan Hutchinson Janelle Jacobs Julie Kirstein Bill Kien Anna Kohl Diana Kurth Lori Lambert Steve Mertka Linda Meyer Lori Meyer Bill Mindham John Moneypenn Teresa Platner Tom Poduska Matt Poihamus Jeptha Randolph Chris Ropa Dennis Schnipkoweit Jett Schnipkoweit Robin Seeley Tom Strickler Dennis Studer Sally Svoboda Larry Teniey Robbie Unruh Wendy Unruh Adrianne Wagner Jett Waishire Rick Weber Dawn Worby Sponsored by: PAUL'S FEED CENTER, Stanwood SOPHOMORES Bob Bulge Tracey B ppess amice Dauber yce Dauber Regina Dickey Debbie Lor Linda Gutwiler Mike Gutwiler Linda Hartig Ron Hearr Russ Hearr Terry Horner jim Horr Sandy Hoy an Hutchinsor Tom Koch Andy Kor Rhonda Krumroy Kenlyn Kruse Becky Kurth jim 3 Lisa l nt Steve McCullough Shelly McDowell Don Maggard Rod Marlatt indy Mertka Kelly Meyer Paige Meyer Pam Meyer Mary Mindharr Bob Moravek Kurt Oxley Karen Paulsen Mark Proctor Mike Railsback Pam Rhoads Barb Ruchotzke Sandi Sander Brenda Seehusen Becky Sheidon Ron Show Patty Steckly Doug Taylor Sandy Taylor David Tenley Karen Timm Karen Unruh Brenda Wagner Dan Wagner Lyn Wagner Marty Wadde' Jody Weber Ron Weber Susan Weets Kim Willett Bill Yock Ron Hearn, Rod Marlatt, Mike Gutwiler, Marty Waddell FRESHMEN ’ ‘ Bill Armstrong ; : . Theresa Boysen a - hris Brown ke, s _ —— Joan Bulger Tina Vyncke, Rick Dains Millay Chuck Domer Willey Reggie Domer Kelvin Fisher Lori Greene Amy Griffith Lana Gronewold Scott Eaker Eve Hill Dee Himes Janet Hubler Marty Hunt Shelly Hunt Jett Hutchinson Mark Jurgensen Kevin Kainz Craig Kleppe Nancy Kiemme Kar! Koch Ken Koob Sara Kuehnie Ron Kurth Vickie Lambert Karen Langenberg Ron Maggard Sharon Miller Jill Moftit Rosie Mohr Jule Moneypenny Steve Moravek Kelly Oxley Kim Paulsen John Poduska Phil Railsback Tammy Ralston Doreen Poulain Madonna Randolph Adam Robinson Todd Rouse Don Schnipkoweit John Seehusen Jerry Sheidon Pam Soteros Diane Tenley Karen Teniey Kandi Thomson Ricky Thomson Susan Unruh Tina Vyncke Coy Wagner Mary Wagner Mary Weber Shelly Weber Deanna Wendt Chery! Whitman Jody Willey Kirk Wenndt Sponsored by: CE-CO REFUSE, Mechanicsville CLASS OFFICERS The job of the class officers at Lincoln ranges from easy to very time consuming and frustrating From 7th through 10th grade the job of the class officers is fairly easy consisting mainly of organizing the class money making protects, class float, and class party — if any. The junior class officers have a very hard job — that of organizing a prom for the junior and senior classes. Committees are usually appointed but it is up to the officers to be sure the committees are working. The junior class officers still have the job of organizing money making projects, class float, etc. to add to their burden. The senior class officers have probably the hardest job of all class officers. Senior class trip must be worked on year round. Gradua- tion invitations, colors, and a theme must be decided upon. This is a big job when you have to satisfy 50-60 people and everybody wants their own way since it is their last year in school. The job of the class officers is hard and a sigh of relief is given when the year is over. Most officers will say ‘never again’ but return the next year to do it all over again. ‘we SENIOR CLASS: V. Pres., DeeAnn Glover; Pres., Kerry Koch; Sec.-Treas., Carol Pruess JUNIOR CLASS: Pres., John Moneypenny; Treas., Sally Svoboda; Sec., Tracy Donohoe; V. Pres., Jeff Schnipkoweit FRESHMAN CLASS: Pres., Kirk Wenndt; V. Pres., Joan Bulger; Sec., Cheryl Whitman; Treas., Julie Moneypenny Sponsored by: SOPHOMORE CLASS: Pres., Patty Butler; Sec., Lisa Licht; Treas., Becky Kurth; V. Pres., Ron Skow KIMBALL’S JACK JILL, Olin FIEPSELSIPEE Homecoming candidates with 76-77 king and queen, 67-68 queen and prince and prin cess O = = O U Lu = O ake SS SS =. = Breathin’ Panthers One of the many float entries A special high point of the 77-78 school year as it has always been, was homecoming, which was the week of October 3-7. Candidates chosen by the student body ahead of time, were Roxanne Ruchotzke, Kerry Koch, Mary But ler, Bruce Seehusen, Carol Pruess, Russell Bequeaith, Nancy Weber, and Kent Williams. The 76-77 queen and king, Lynn McCullough and Steve Flockhart, along with the ten year queen of 1967-68, Wanda Farrington, were present to help celebrate in the festivities. During homecoming week, the students showed their school spirit by partaking in special dress-up days. One day it was pajama day; another was 50's day. Hat day was next and of course Friday was black and white day. There was much enthusiasm shown as the whole football team and coaches, along with the student body and some teachers partici- pated in the effort to bring out school spirit With the dawning of Thursday, Octo- ber 6, came the parade at Mechanic- sville. After all the floats had been exhib- ited and the parade was over, the enthu- siastic crowd moved down to the base- ball diamond. Sponsored by: GUYS GALS, Tipton Queen Roxanne Ruchotzke and king, Kerry Koch Teacher's entry in the parade Pajama day at Lincoln Here the candidates gave their skit, which turned out to be a satire about the upcoming game with Preston on Friday Following the presentation, the king, the queen, Kerry Koch and Roxanne Ruchotzke were announced. Kerry and Roxanne would preside over the remaining homecoming festivities. Todd Kirkton and Stephanie Taylor were selected as the prince and princess. The bonfire was started and the Panther fans were led in cheers by the cheerleaders and football boys Spirits were high on Friday, October 7. The Panthers faced Preston. Unfortunately the weather didn't hold up so the game was played : Saturday, October 8 instead. At halftime the At eye Clo khart score was 20-8 with Lincoln ahead. The sopho- Sein more class was announced as the recipients of the first prize in the float competition sponsored 1976-77 king and queen, Steve Flockhart and Lynn McCullough by the Pep Club. The candidates were once again presented. Lincoln won the game with the final score being Lin- coln; 32 to Pre ston's 8 points As a new feature of homecoming, members of the previous 1973 unbeaten Mid East lowa Football Champions team were guests of the athletic depart- ment and student council and had an informal gathering after the game with their coach, Mr. Wendel. The dance was held on Friday, October 7 with ‘Night Flight’ pro- viding music for the evening. p ; ees The 1977-78 homecoming court Sponsored by: PRO-GRO INC., Mechanicsville The Student Council sponsored a new activity during Christmas this year. It was Called the ‘‘Snowball Dance’’ and it was for high school kids exclusively. That was really a switch that no junior high students were accepted, but it really turned out great. Everyone there had a lot of fun There was a live band that played and there were decorations everywhere with a Christmas tree and greenery. Along with Christmas lights and crepe paper The Snowball dance was a big success as the student council did a terrific job at putting it on! There were refreshments for everyone about halfway through the dance. There was punch ake, cookies. and sandwiches to munch on FFA SWEETHEART AND HER COURT a The whole FFA sweetheart court are: Left to Right: Caro! Pruess last year’s sweetheart and here escort Craig Schroeder. Escort Darren Coppes and Karen Havel, Escort Gerald Timm and Adrianne Wagner, Escort Danny Wagner and the 1977-78 FFA Sweetheart Anna Kohl, Escort Dan Kohl and Teresa Platner The 1977-78 FFA Dance started at about 9:00 on Saturday April 18. The band played music till around 10:00 when they announced the sweet- heart candidates and their escorts. Then they announced th at Anna Kohl was the new FFA Sweetheart, taking the place of last year’s sweet heart Carol Pruess. Anna was presented with a white FFA jacket and roses. While all of the other candidates received roses. Then the band played till about 12:30 and then everyone went home. 8 The FFA candidates and their escorts have their traditional dance after the sweetheart was announced Paul (Cam Coppess), with his puppets In the musical ‘‘Carnival,'’ songs like ‘‘Love Makes The World Go Round,”’ and “‘Direct From Vienna”’ create a mood that takes the audience to a small carnival in France. The magic of the carni- val lures the main young girl, Lili, to the lights of the big tent There she meets Marco the Magnificent and becomes entranced with his magic. She yearns to be part of the carnival but is a failure at everything she tries, until she meets Carrot Top and his puppet friends from the puppet show. With Lili’s help the pup- pet show becomes the major attraction. Paul, the puppetmaster, falls in love with Lili but cannot express his feelings because he is full of self-pity. Rosalie and Marco are united, and Lili finally real- izes that Paul, through the puppets, is not the bitter man she believed him to be, and goes to him. The music plays and the Car- nival moves on. Sponsored by PAUL’S FEED CENTER, Stanwood Marco the Magnificent, (Kerry Koch), entertaining the audience Tryouts for the musical Rosalie, (Susan Broulik), and Marco the Magnificent ready to per form Dire ‘ Mu 4 @ � GIG gShery! Wend — Sharon Lenz n Johnson Schlegal, (Sandy Hoy), and Greta, (Lori Grimm), performing in the circus Roustabout 3 —Pa Roustabout 4— Pam Greta — Lori Grim Curtain call Top Picture — Dr. Glass, (Bruce Seehusen), visiting Rosalie, his fiancée Fabric flowers, made from silk This years week long bike trip was headed by Doug Jackson, Ray Linder, Kris Plueger, and Shirley Grimm. The entire trip was 260 miles long; they averaged about 52 miles a day Week long camping and back packing trip at Mississippi Pali sades Mini Courses were held the week of March 13-17. There was a total of 87 interesting courses offered. For the people who like to eat there was pizza making, crepe making, taco making, and ice cream and toppings. For the energetic crowd there was tennis, swimming, bike hikes, horseback riding, fishing, etc... . There were several trips offered this year, one of them was the 8th grade trip to Chicago. There was also the week long bike trip, the camp-out and backpack at Mississippi Palisades, and camping at Mississippi Palisades. Tour of Cedar Rapids, visiting the Carriage House Beginning Guitar Picture Typing Mini Course Committee 1977-78. Paul Corbin — Chairman, Sheryl Wendt — Co-Chairman. Remaining members of the committee were Betty Weil and, Kay Robinson, Debbie Coppess, Bet h Bentrott, Chris Ropa, Diana Kurth, Sandy Dains, Bob Moravek, Becky Kurth, Jody Weber, Lori Grimm, Patty Steckly, Patty Butler, Ron Skow, Laura Broulik, Rick Dains, Don Schnipkow eit, Mary Weber, Jody Willey, Julie Moneypenny, Janet Gutwiler, Dale Kruse, Esthyr Ropa, Robin Boxa, Nate Kohl, Bob Dains Horseback riding at Cedar Valley Stables GET SMART h), and Agent 99 (Carol Prue deciding how to keep Princess Ingrid (Susan Broulik) o CAST Director — James Kirkton Maxwell Smart — Kerry Koch Agent 99 — Carol Pruess Chief — Bruce Seehusen Princess Ingrid — Susan Broulik Voice — Craig Schroeder Helen — Rhonda Hegarty Myra — Patty Butler Jane — Lisa Licht Fred — Cam Coppess Professor Dante Danny Wagner Professor Zolinka — Tracy Donohoe Agent 44 — Calen Brendes Miss Finch — Laura Broulik Hodgkin — Dan Hutchinson Man — Ken Koob Woman — Belin Sainz de Vicuna Sissy — Kristin Metzner Garth — Craig Schroeder Mary Wong — Denise Soteros Shirley Wong — Diane Dodge Betsy Wong — Shelly Cook Mr. Big — Jeff Walshire Big Sister — Sandy Benge Little Sister — Lori Grimm Agent 13 — Gary Whitman Ann — Denise Cook Jill -— Julie Kirstein May — Chris Ropa Laura — Sandy Hoy 40 Professor Zolinka (Tracy Donahoe), and (Jeff Walshire) discussing their evil plans Agent 44 (Galen Brendes) hiding from the enemy Front Row, L to R: Nancy Klemme, Lori Grimm, Susan Broulik, Carol Pruess, Shelley McDowell, Sara Kuehnle, Jane Sauer, Chris Brown and Mr. Hedlund — Coach. Back Row, L to R: Brenda Wagner, Rhonda Hegarty, Diane Steckly, Tracy Donohoe, Beth Bentrott, Sandy Hoy, Kelly Meyer, Dawn Worby, Diane Dodge, Theresa Lang, Patty Steckly, Lisa Licht — Not Present for Picture. Managers — Mary Bentrott and Tammy Thomson — Not Present. , anal -� vedi by Mf . : . tied ee ON. “Y . Lost_Naiiion Bia (2) ena MR ee IS i} Detwood us rita Wheatland iii sal DelWGnt Bennett Calamus inf heatiand Misbon Bednett ) g$bon a Séctionals | } Springville : ihc ' : g R Kennedy ' The 1977 High School Softball team played a total of 20 games during the season. Overall they won 6 games and lost 14. In their Conference they won 4 games and lost 6. The five top hitters during the season were Patty Steckly, with a .345 batting average, Kelly Meyer — .306, Beth Ben- trott — .300, Jane Sauer — .280, and Diane Steckly — .269. Patty Steckly led the team with 19 hits. Diane Steckly scored the most runs which was 18. Sue Broulik led with 17 Runs Bat- ted In. Jane Sauer and Beth Bentrott each had 11 walks. ‘‘The girls softball team showed improvement in both offense and defense for the 1977 season. Defensively, errors were cut in half and runs allowed by . The statistics resulted in closer games but still left a disap- pointing 6 wins. Offensively the batting averages were down but also the strikouts were cut drastically. Runs scored were up from last year. With 9 returning letterwinners and stronger pitching, the softball team should be a strong opponent for any team in the Conference next year.”’ Comments from Coach Hedlund The 1977 baseball team consisted of: Front Row, L to R: Jeff Walshire, Doug Taylor, Gary Whitman, Jim Herr, Kent Williams, Kerry Koch, Bill Klein and Mark Proctor. Back Row: Coach Jackson, Jack Robinson, Mark Coppess, Stan Roush, Galen Brendes, Russ Bequeaith, Mike Long and Alex Taylor With eight returning lettermen from the previous year, the Panthers started their season optimistically. The Panthers were fairly successful as they had a conference record of 5-5 and an overall record of 11-9. The season was an exciting one as 9 of the 20 games played were decided by a single run. The Panthers were fortunate to win 6 of the 9, also six of these games were decided in the last inning. Lincoln's pitching staff was led by Jack Robinson (6-4) and Russ Bequeaith (2-3). Leading hitters included: Kent Williams .353 Jeff Walshire .289 Stan Roush Bat ig Russ Bequeaith rt Jack Robinson .265 All-Conference honors went to Stan Roush — 1st team, Jack Robinson — 2nd team, and Russ Bequeaith — Honorable Mention Coach Jackson replied, ‘‘We are looking forward to our '78 squad as a highly competitive unit as we'll have many experienced players returning.”’ 1. Mark Coppess in action against Calamus 2. Mike Long, stretching? VOLLEYBALL VARSITY TEAM: First Row, Left to Right: Roxanne Ruchotz Coz Plueger, Kay Robinson. Second Row: Brenda Seehusen (scorekeeper) ] Donohoe, Kelly Meyer, Chris Ropa (manager). Third Row: Betty Weiland, Rhonds Hegarty, Denise Soteros, Donna Tenley, Carol Pruess. Standing: Kenlyr tatistician), Robin Seeley (manager), Lisa Licht ( rekeeper V. girls celebrate after scoring a point om Yard) ua Betty Weiland ready to spike the ba Kelly Meyer jumps high to spike the ball 7 7 Wie a lie J.V. TEAM: First Row, Left to Right: Shelley McDowell, Karen Timm, Lori Grimm, Amy Griffith. Second Row: Teresa Branna man, Sandy Benge, Brenda Wagner, Kristan Metzner. Third Row: Mary Bentrott, Becky Sheldon, Beth Bentrott, Linda Gutwiler Rhonda Hegarty serving the ball Sponsored by: Varsity waiting for service to begin 1977 turned out to be a good year for the Varsity Girls Volleyball team as it was the most successful sea- son ever. The girls had a match record of 17 wins and 8 losses. The girls placed 3rd in the Lincoln Invitational. They were also rated 16th in the state at the end of the sea- son. Nineteen individual and team records were bro- ken during the season. Mrs. Plueger, the team’s coach commented, ‘‘The offense was more consistent this season, generating a lot of excitement with some tremendous sets and spikes. The defense became quite stingy, allowing an average of 9.31 points per game.”’ Seven players will be graduating and will be missed next season. However with two returning lettermen and players from a Junior Varsity squad that com- pleted a match record of 13 wins and 6 losses, Lincoln should be able to present another good team next sea- son. FRAN’S COUNTRY KRAFTS, Mechanicsville CHEERLEADERS: Front Row, L to R: Lisa Licht, Barb Ruchotzke, Patty Butler, JoAnn Ross, Pam Rhoads, Mary Butler, Lyn Wagner, and Sandy Dains. PLAYERS: 1st Row: Coy Wagner, Craig Kleppe, Todd Rouse, Donnie Schnipkoweit, Marty Waddel, Terry Eaker, Marty Hunt, Jeptha Randolph, and mgr. Cam Coppess. 2nd Row: Doug Taylor, Jack Sauer, Andy Kohl, Dan Kohl, Danny Wagner, Mark Hunt, Kerry Koch, Kent Williams, Dave Tenley, Pat Doser, and asst. coach Bob Keyser. 3rd Row: Kar! Koch, Bill Yock, Gary Whitman, Paige Meyer, Jim Lang, Jim Horr, Rick Dains, Roger Kurth, Jay Albaugh, Steve McCullough, and head coach Jim Kirkton. 4th Rew: Ass’t Coach Dennis Hedlund, Mark Broulik, Joe Hunt, Ron Kurth, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Tom Koch, Kurt Oxley, Kirk Wenndt, Craig Schroeder, Russ Bequeaith and Rick Weber With a season full of many injuries a lot of underclassmen were pressed into action. But the remaining seniors showed great pride and leadership. The Panthers were fortunate to have 4 sen iors named to the all-conference team Besides being selected as all-conference linebacker, Kerry Koch broke the school rushing record with 1505 yds. and career tackles with 154 Two time all-conference QB, Kent Williams compiled 792 pass ing yards placing him 12th in the state in passing All conference tight-end, Russ Bequeaith became the fourth leading pass receiver in Lincoln history with 32 receptions for 639 yds Dan Kohl, all-conference center, ended his career with the fifth highest amount of tackles in a single season Lincoln had several close games including a 14-12 loss to Con ference Champion Midland a 21-20 controversial loss to Lisbon With only 6 members of the squad lost to graduation, the Pan thers promise to have a good future! Returning lettermen for the 1977-78 season are: Front Row, L to R: Jeptha Randolph, Joe Hunt, and Jim Horr. Back Row: Dennis Schnipkoweit, Andy Kohl, and Mark Broulik Sponsored by: HEIN CONSTRUCTION, Mechanicsville Lincoln Lincoln Lineoln Lincoln | Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln 32 : 14 14 20 Bellevue � Clarence-Lowden Midland Lisbon eston in East Dubuque Guttenburg East Central = - € The Panthers concluded their season with a victory over East Central of Miles Above — Lincoln's defense holds strong as the Raiders were held scoreless throughout the game. With a victory of 20-0 the Panthers ended their sea son with a 4-5 record The J.V. Football season for Lincoln was one of disappointment with win- ning only one game, but one of great expectation for next year. J.V. con- sisted of only freshmen and a few sophomores because of the need for varsity players. This means that the prospect for next year’s season for both J.V. and Varsity will be good because of the playing experience the players will have had and not forget- ting the upcoming freshmen from Jr. High. (S45 ri 40 rae ae LINCOLN GRAPPLERS z F pess, Mark Proctor, Dor k, Kevin Paulson (manager) Standing, L-R: er, Dan Kohl, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Andy Kot eier. Not Present for Picture: Ron Kurth, Jeptha rickler, Rick Dains The 1977-78 wrestling season started October 31 and ended February 18. Lincoln held a tour- nament for the first time ever. It was a good showing for our wrestlers, they came out 3rd ina 8 team field. They pulled three big upsets at the Sectional Tour- nament. John Mullan led the team with a record of 140 team points and 12 pins. He was also sectional champ. ‘Despite the poor overall record, | think we've built the foundation for a successful team in 1978-79. — Coach Lessmeier Girls varsity basketball mem- bers for 1977 were: L to R: Mgr. Kathy Weber, Mg Tammy Th Hegarty Steckley Bentrott j Chris Ropa, Sandy Hoy, Mary Bentrott, Dawn Worby, Kelly Meyer, Denise Soteros, Mar Becky Sheldor and Moar Brenda Wagner. In Back is Statistician Chris Plueger Coach (assistant) Jim Wendel and Head Coach Ray Linder The Girls Varsity Basketball squad finished a tough season with a 6-13 record overall and a 2-8 record in Wapsie Conference play. This losing season didn't typify the talent which the team had. The Pantherettes played in a conference which had two teams ranked in the top twenty of state (Midland and Delwood). The Pantherettes were led in scoring by Patty Steckly, who averaged 19 points followed by Kelly Meyer, Tracy Dona- hue, and Carol Pruess. Sponsored by: D B CAFE, Stanwood Sitting on the floor is Dawn Worby, who was the leading rebounder concealed behind a Regis forward is Denise Soteros a third team all-Conference guard. Denis Cook is get ting ready for the rebound Patty Steckley (above) goes up for a shot as Carol Pruess looks on and then (right) drives in for two more points a Denise Soteros and Dawn Worby put on defensive pressure with a lot of arms! Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln _ SEASONS RECORD 39 46 54 55 36 50 46 50 54 44 60 56 44 74 59 55 59 50 28 Delwood Olin Durant Clarence-Lowden Lisbon Wheatland Clarence-Lowden Oxford Junction Lisbon Midland Tipton Olin Wheatland Lost Nation Bennett Calamus Midland Regis Kennedy Seated, L to R: KKaren Paulsen, mgr. Shelly Weber, mgr Standing, L to R: Belen Sainz de Vicuna, Chris Brown, Kandi Thomson, Sara Kuehnle, Jody Willey, Linda Gutwiler, Coach Jim Wendel, Deanna Wendt, Chris Metzner, Mary Wagner, Denise Cook, Karen Timm, Lori Grimm, Juile Moneypenny wet 36° 48 44°22 7 36 Lisbon Bennett Clar-Lowd « Lisbon Durant Olin Whe nd Pre ’ Olin = ™ Fre an Games Tipton 20 n — The girls J.V. team finished their season with a 7-8 record. This year the squad consisted only of freshmen and sophomores. For the first part of the season Panthers were a timid and conserva- tive ball club. However as the season progressed, skill and teamwork developed. The team held their opponents to a 39.5 points per game aver- age. at. -§ ’ a—t y = cd —, — Front Row, L to R: Todd Rouse, Craig Kleppe, Steve McCullough, Phil Railsback, Kelvin Fisher, Rod Marlatt Back Row: Terry Horner, Mark Jurgensen, Pat Doser, Ron Skow, Tom Koch, Dean Bentrott, Kurt Oxley = = “se The 1977-78 J.V. Boys Basketball team began the season slowly (2-6), but finished very strong by winning 5 of their last 6 games. The team was a very physical team that averaged 39.9 points offensively while yielding 42.3 points on defense. Coach Keyser commented, ‘‘If these boys prac- tice their shooting and ballhandling in the off sea- son by the time they are seniors, they could have a very fine basketball team.”’ B A S K E T B A L L Anyone would have to admit that wearing goggles and gloves isn't part of a routine basketball practice. However, when Dennis Hedlund became the new head coach this past year, new ideas spread throughout the basketball season. The team members shared in his enthusiasm making the season a rewarding and enjoyable one. The team lacked in experience with Senior Russ Bequeaith being the only returning letterman. Russ led the team with a 12.6 game point average and 169 season rebounds. He was selected most valuable player with help from best defensive player Rick Weber and Bruce Seehusen who led the team with 28 assists. Startin g Juniors, Galen Brendes and Jeff Walshire contributed 158 and 36 rebounds respectively. Welshire also lent a hand with 17 assists. Next year the Panthers will have 3 returning starters along with an experienced bench. Jim Horr will be of help as he was selected most improved player. At Top Left — All Conference Center Russ Bequeaith in action Above — David Hartig shoots while Kerry Koch goes for the rebound yr� reoaper! Front Row, L to R: Jim Horr, Dahny Wagner, Jeff Walshire, Doug Taylor, Kerry Koch, Kent Williams. Back Row: David Hartig, Galen Brendes, Russ Bequeaith, Rick Weber, Bruce See nusen Season's Record Opponent We Delwood 44 Olin 63 Clar-Lowden 52 Lisbon 41 Wheatland 54 Clar-Lowden 68 Oxford Junction So Lisbon 42 Midland 56 Lost Nation 60 Bennett 44 Galamus 39 Durant 65 Midland 56 Wheatland 54 Preston 59 Olin 46 Clear Creek 49 Season's record: 6-12 Conference record; 4-6 Sponsored by: 57 FRED’S CHEVROLET-OLDS CO., Tipton Front Row: N Weber, M Bentrott, P Steckley, D Worby, D Cook, B Ruchotzke, M Randolph, J Bulger, M Weber, T Platner. Second Row: S Unruh, W Unruh, A Kohl, L Hartig, K Havel, C Pruess, S Hoy, C Whitman, J Moffit, B Vicuna, K Thomson, J Willey, L Grimm. Third Row: B Kurth, S Wendt, D Cook, K Robinson, B Bentrott, R Ruchotzke, K Metzner, K Unruh, S Unruh, K Langenberg, S Sander, B Shelton. Fourth Row: K Meyer, K Speer, C Ropa, D Wendt, B Wagner, P Mertka, J. Weber, Mr. Jensen Determination is the key word for Patty Steckley and the shuttle Senior Denise Cook illustrates that form is a major factor in hurdle relay team throwing as she broke the discus school record with a throw of 114’ 10’ Kym Speer hands off to Chris Ropa enroute t another victory (top left). Sandy Unruh shows her form (top right). The girls show why their = 1 (right). Kay Robinson stretches out to hand the baton to Carol Pruess (below). The 1978 Lincoln girls track team had a very good year. Through the course of the regular season six new school records were estab- lished. The Pantherettes were also successful in establishing a decade of dominance. Win- ning the Wapsie title for the 10th consecutive year and the Mideast for the 4th consecutive year. Districts were a proud moment for the girls as they captured the title and sent nine girls to state in six eyents. At state the Panth- erettes managed to win three events and place second in the other three. This fine showing by the girls rewarded them as the state class A runnersup. - Front Row: Paige Meyer, Ron Skow, Ken Koob, Rod Marlatt, Jeptha Randolph, Larry Domer, Ron Kurth, Danny Wagner. Back Row: Karl Koch, Bill Mindham, Kevin Brannaman, Russ Bequeaith, Galen Brendes, Gary Whitman, Pat Doser, Mr. Linder, Kent Williams, Kerry Koch b oo se Kent Williams long jumped for the Panthers this season Kevin Brannaman breaks the finish line as he runs the anchor of the mile medley A . of ildiitiia YAN SS Speany RKC LVL BS te a The 1978 Lincoln Boys track squad consisted of eighteen hard work- ing, dedicated young men. Highlights of the season were a 1st placing in the Swampsie Relays and a 2nd in Wapsie Conference. Although no one made it to state, Lincoln had a promising Mile Medley relay team and some very good individual performances. Pat Doser (at top of page) and Kerry Koch (above) display their skill in the respective field events GIRLS’ STATE TRACK av State participants in the Front Row are: Kym Speer, Chris Ropa, Wendy Unruh, Nancy Weber, Kay Robinson, Kelly Meyer, Beth Bentrott, Sandy Unruh, Patty Steckley and alternate Mary Bentrott. Behind them are the rest of the girls track squad and Coach Bob Jensen ‘ Solid,’’ is the one word coach Bob Jensen used in describing his 1978 girls track squad. And solid they were as the girls captured 2nd place in class A of the state cham- pionships. The Pantherettes sent nine girls to state, partici- pating in 6 events. All six events made it to the finals. Lincoln's scoring started out when Kym Speer won the long jump with a leap of 17’1” on her last attempt. Another 1st came in the 10-flight shuddle hurdle relay when Lin- coln’s team consisting of Kelly Meyer, Patty Steckley, Sandy Unruh, and Beth Bentrott took the event with a time of 1:05. 1. The other championship event for Lincoln was the 800 meter relay. Kym Speer, Chris Ropa, Nancy Weber and Wendy Unruh made up the winning team as these girls ran the 800 meters in 1:46.1. Other team points came in the 400 meter relay, 100 meter hurdles and the 200 meter hurdles. The 400 meter relay team made up of Kay Robinson, Speer, Weber and W. Unruh took 2nd place in a time of 51.3. The 100 meter hur- dies saw two Lincoln girls in the finals. They were Kelly Meyer, who finished 8th and Beth Bentrott who finished 2nd with a time of 14.5. Bentrott again finished 2nd in the 200 meter hurdles with a time of 29.5. Bentrott was involved in three events, capturing one 1st place and two 2nd places while Kym Speer did even better. She, also, was involved in three events but received two 1st places and one 2nd. Beth Bentrott shows why she participated in three events at state LINCOLN’S FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Upper Left — Top Row: JoAnn Ross, Lisa Licht, Barb Ruchotzke, Lyn Wagner, and Mary Butler. Bot- tom Row: Sandy Dains, Pam Rhoads, and Patty Butler LINCOLN’S BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: Lower Left — JoAnn Ross, Lisa Licht, Mary Butler, Pam Rhoads, Patty But ler, Chris Langenberg, Brenda Seehusen and Barb Ruchotzke This year’s Cheerleaders gave a lot of time and effort to the basketball, football and wrestling games. Credit should be given to these girls and their fine job that they have done for Lincoln. LINCOLN’S JUNIOR VARSITY een CHEERLEAD ERS: Upper — — Mary Weber, Cheryl Whitmar y Det bie Coppess, Madonna Randolph and Lori Green LINCOLN’S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEAD ERS: Left to Right: Nancy Klemme, Madonna Randolph | Greene, Joan Bulger and Cheryl Whitman. Our Pan t e Taylor Y) Mu 3 = h- ¥ PEP BAND: In Front: Sandy Hoy, Lori Grimm, Patty Steckly, Jill Moffitt, Deanna Wendt, Esthyr Ropa. 2nd Row: Jeff Schnipkoweit, Denise Cook, Becky Kurth, Chris McDonald, Julie Moneypenny, Lori Green, Chris Ropa, Kim Shriver, Terry S hnipkoweit, Kenlyn Kruse. 3rd Row: John Moneypenny, Lisa Hein, Karen Dohmen, Kelly Oxley, Kandy Thompson, Joan Bulger, Madonna Randolph, Pam Soteros, Chris Brown, Dale Kruse, Scott St. John, Tom Crock, Bryant Hankermeyer, Karen Timm, Greg Taylor, Mrs. Henley band instructor The Concert Band taking a break during a concert £ 1st Row: Lori Grimm, Patty Steckly, Tom Koch, Greg Taylor, Tom Crock, Jill Moffit, Madonna Randolph, Kelly Oxley, Lisa Hein, Esthyr Ropa. 2nd Row: Ron Skow, John Moneypenny, Terry Schnipkoweit, Bill Armstrong, Joan Bulger, Julie Moneypenny, Pat Doser, Jeff Schnipkoweit. Directed by Mrs. Henley (standing) Front Row: Chris Brown, Kim Shriver. Back Row: Esthyr Ropa Bottom to Top: Kelly Oxley, Denise Cook, Becky Kurth Rhonda Hegarty, Denise Cook, Becky Kurth Trio TROMBONE: John Moneypenny, Tom Crock DUET: Susan Broulik, Pam Soteros HIGH SCHOOL SOLOSISTS: 1st Row: Kandy Thompson, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Julie Money penny. 2nd Row: Kelly Oxley, Susan Broulik, Chris Brown, Becky Kurth, Pam Soteros, Lori Green, Bill Armstrong, Pat Doser. 3rd Row: John Moneypenny, Denise Cook Kandy Thompson and Julie Moneypenny help clear out the gym after one of their many concerts Concert Band in action at Christmas Concert T pess, Kurt Oxley, Tammy Ralston, De ppe 3eler ina, Robir sy ar y Griffith. Second Row: Cheryl Whitman, Teresa 3 Randolph, Sara Kuehnle, Pan MIED CHORUS: First Row: Lyn Wagne ar eber, Brend saer xy Robinson, Par teros, Rosie Mohr, Shelly Weber, Can it, A ) at [ ncy Klemme amr homson, Rhonda Hegarty, Becky Kurt dt. Fourth Row: ris Ropa, DeeAnn Glover sa Licht, Chris Browr na Vyncke, Lori Green, Sally Svoboda, Jay Albaugh igh, Mark Proct Bob Moravek, B Weiland, Karen Langenbera, Janet Bohr, Diane Kurth, and Sandy Hoy Mary Butler, Karen Paulser H GIRLS CHORUS: Mary Weber, B usen, Kay Robinson, Pam Soteros, Rosie Mohr, Shelly Weber, Tammy Ralston, Deb Coppess, Belen Vicuna, Robin Seeley, Amy Griff Second Row: Cheryl Whitman, Teresa Platner, Shelly Hunt, Jannelle Jacobs, Jody Weber, Madonna Randolph, Sarah Kuehnle am Rhoads, Kelly Meyer, Barb Ruchotzke, Jody Willey. Third Row: Patty Butler, Kenlyn Kruse, Mary Butler, Karen Paulsen, Sheryl Wend susan Broulik, Nancy Klemme, Tammy Thomson, Rhonda Hegarty, Becky Kurth, Deanna Wendt Fourth Row: Lyn Wagner, Chris Ropa, [ mn ( sr, Lisa Licht, Chris Brown, Tina Vyncke, Lori Green, Sally Svoboda, Betty Weiland, Karen Langenbera, Janet Bohr r mr ek eth % SWING CHOIR MEMBERS: Pat Doser, Mike Railsback, Kurt Oxley, Cam Coppess, Bill Yock, Jeptha Randolph, Ron Skow, Mary Proctor, Barb Ruchotzke, Lisa Licht, Sheryl Wendt, Kay Robinson, Kelly Meyer, Sally Svoboda, Susan Broulik, and Patty Butler MIXED QUARTET A: Jeptha Randolph, Mark Proctor, Sally Svo MIXED QUARTET B: Cam Coppess, Bill Yock, Betty Weiland, and boda, and Susan Broulik Mary Butler 28 — Entries 12 Soloists — 3 Receiving I's 10:— I’s Kelly Meyer, Sally Svoboda, and Mary Butler 13 —'II's 7 Receiving II's 5 —Itl’s 2 Receiving III's CHAMBER CHOIR: First Row: Kelly Oxley, Karen Paulsen, Chris Ropa, Sally Svoboda, Mary Butler, Patty Butler, Lyn Wagner, Kay Robin son, Susan Broulik, Robin Seeley, Barb Ruchotzke, Sandy Hoy, Kelly Meyer Betty Weiland, and Sheryl Wendt. Second Row: Mickey Meyer, Ron Skow, Cam Coppess, Steve McCullough, and Mark Proctor Lincoln participates in large and small group, tour pop concert, and outside a ctivities. OF We ee = « a SMALL GROUP PARTICIPANTS: First Row: Cam Coppess, Barb Ruchotzke, Sandy Hoy, Lori Green, Nancy Klemme, Pam Soteros, Chris Brown, Belen Vicuna. Second Row: Lyn Wagner, Patty Butler, Mary Butler, Bill Yock, Brenda Seehusen, Kelly Meyer, Mark Proctor, Jeptha Randolph. Third Row: Robin Seeley, Susan Broulik, Kelly Oxley, Sally Svoboda, Rhonda Hegarty, Shelly Hunt, Kay Robinson, Sarah Kuehnle, Madonna Randolph, Laura Broulik, Chris Ropa. Fourth Row: Ron Skow, Sheryl Wendt, Betty Weiland, Pam Rhoads, Bec ky Kurth, Karen Langenberg, Karen Paulsen, Mickey Meyer, Mike Railsback. Fifth Row: Ken Koob, Terry Horner, Tammy Ralston, Deb Cop pess, Tina Vyncke, Jody Weber, Kenlyn Kruse. Sixth Row: Pat Doser, Bryant Hankemeier and Kurt Oxley SOLO PARTICIPANTS: Betty Weiland, Susan Broulik, Kelly Oxley, Bryant Hankemeier, Sally Svo boda, Patty Butler. Front Row: Mary Butler, Belen Vicuna, Kay Robinson, Kelly Meyer, and Ken lyn Kruse SEXTET B: Kelly Oxley, Sheryl Wendt, Tammy Ralston. Front Row: Kay Robinson, Chris Ropa, and Rhonda Hegarty i QUARTET A AND B: Betty Weiland, Sally Svoboda, Barb Ruchotzke, and Patty = X j Butler, Kelly Meyer, Susan Broulik, Mary _— : Butler, and Chris Ropa TRIO A: Betty Weiland, Patty Butler, and Mary Butler Left to Right: READERS THEATRE: Susan Broulik, C Coppess, Shelly Hunt, Laura Broulik, Sara Kuehnle, Debbie Coppess, Kenyln Kruse, Chris Ropa, Belen Sainz de Vicuna, Tracy Donohoe, Robin Seeley, Cheryl Wendt, Sandy Benge, Mr. Lenz 7 tile ‘ Wolly. rity. : —_— by wt Speech is not all work as is shown by Belen, Kay, and Sara hamming it up with Bruce Left to Right: Everyone trying to see the results at once _ v Individual speech participan ts are: Sandy Benge, Sara Kuehnle, Kay Robinson, Belen Sainz de Vicuna Left to Right: DUET ACTING: Sara Kuenhle and Shelly Hunt Kay Robinson (background) and Belen (foreground) waiting for their turns to speak Belen seems to be pleased with her ratings Individual Speech Contest was held at Anamusa on February 25. There were four contestants. Belen Sainz de Vicuna in the Humorous Division reciting ‘‘The Waltz.’' Sara Kuenhle recited ‘‘| Never Promised You a Rose Garden’’ and Kay Robinson presented ‘‘Being There’’ in Interpretive Prose. Other participants were Matt Polhamus in Radio News and Sandy Benge in Expository. Belen, Sara, Kay, and Matt received 1 ratings and Sandy got a 2 rating. March 18 at Ottumwa High School, the State Speech Contest was held. Sara and Kay both received 2 ratings. Belen received a 1 rating — receiving three 1's and which is the best possible. They stayed over- night at the Village Inn and Belen was treated to a movie. District Group Contest was held on January 21 at Monticello. Lincoln took two entries: Shelly Hunt and Sara Kuenhle in Duet Acting and a Reader’s Theater titled ‘‘Sean,’’ The Fool, The Devil and The Cats. ’ The Duet Acting received a 1 rating and the Reader's Theater received a 2 rating. At State Group Contest Sara and Shelly received a 2 rating, missing a 1 rating by 1 point. Speech had some problems with students getting sick and thus were unable to go to contest. Robin Seeley and Cam Coppess were two that were unable to present their acts. We think that the speech participants did a really good job in repre- senting Lincoln and we hope it continues in the years to come. rrA. — WE'RE NOT GETTING OLDER, WE'RE GETTING BETTER! ROR a This meeting will now come to order!’ LINCOLN CHAPTE The year of 1977-78 seems to have , : ares been a good one for the Lincoln Chap- = a ter of FFA, They had many judging Hocking oe ce a eng ge ge teams which received first and second son. Second Row: K. Thomson, B. Klein, K. Fisher, M. Gutwiler, J in several contests. Schnipkoweit, A. Robinson, M. Waaner, R. Mohr. D. Schnipkoweit Members also have exhibited steers and placed in carcass shows and some who had placed in the hog show of mid-year FFA not only deals with animals, but also with fruit and rat bait sales, and record books, which prove to be very important if you want to make money. The Lincoln Chapter has done very well in the Golden Anniv. of the Future Farmers of America and hopes to do even better in the years to come. It may seem to have been a golden past, but it looks to be a brighter future for the Lincoln FFA! OK fellas, let's get busy.’ Sponsored by: GIBEAUT INSURANCE AGENCY, Mechanicsville Which one shall | pick? Number 1, 2, or 3? Darren Coppess, Tammy Thomson, Tom Poduska were Gold Medalists at State Livestock Judging in Des Moines =m Third Row: J. Fisher, J. Bulger, K. Timm, J. Moffit, aT J. Poduska il D esl (advisor), T OFFICERS: Sitting: A. Wagner — Secretary, C. Pruess — V. Pres., C. Schroe- Thomson, C. Pruess, C. Schroeder, D. Coppess, T der — Pres., T. Poduska — Treasurer. Standing: D. Coppess — Rep., T eS , F : Thomson — Parliamentarian, R. Kurth — Sentinel, D. Coppess — Advisor Advisors have to help at chile suppers too L Club consists of all the high school students who have won letters in athletics or musical activities. You earn a letter by a point system. When you place in competition Madea esha a i i you earn a certain number of points depending on where you placed. You have to accumulate so many points before you can receive a letter. There are two letters; a J.V. or minor letter and a major letter. It takes less points to earn a minor letter so it is smaller than a major letter. In sports the letters are in the shape of a ‘‘L.’’ In music they are in the shape of a lyres. This year’s L-Club did not have initiation but there was a combined picnic for all Student Council and L-Club members held at Lake McBride We hope that L-Club continues to be a part of Lincoln High School to honor the students who worked hard to receive their letters. a 4 te - a a aon Left to Right: L CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Pruess Secre tary; Treasurer, Kerry Koch President, Bruce Seehusen Vice-President Left to Right, 1st Row: Rick Weber, Jim Horr, Jeff Schni pkoweit, Dennis Schnipkoweit, Kerry Koch, Carol Pruess, Bruce Seehusen, Mark Broulik, Gary Whitman, Karen Unruh. 2nd Row: Mary Butler, Patty Steckley, Dean Bentrott, Jeff Walshire, Joe Hunt, Mark Hunt, Chris Langenberg, Kelly Meyer, Barb Ruchotzke, Patty Butler, Jodi Weber, Kym Speer, Wendy Unruh, Dawn Worby, Cheryl Wendt. 3rd Row: Kent Williams, Kurt Oxley, Doug Taylor, John Mullan, Susan Broulik, Russ Bequeaith, Pam Rhoads, Lisa Licht, Lyn Wagner, Tracy Dono hoe, Kay Robinson, Denise Soteros, Donna Tenley, Beth Bentrott, Chris Ropa. 4th Row: Sandy Unruh, Rox Ruchotzke, Jay Albaugh, Bill Klein, Denise Cook, Dan Wagner, Galen Brendes, Denise Cook, Becky Kruth, Sandy Hoy, Lori G Mary Bentrott, Betty Weiland. 5th Row: Nancy Weber, Pam Mertka, Kirk Wenndt, Rod Mar! Coppess, Andy Kohl, Pat Doser, Tom Koch, Sandy Dains, Karen Havel, Teresa Platner rimm, Rhonda Hegarty, Tammy Thomson, att, Kevin Brannaman, Mark Proctor, Cam — Left to Right, 1st Row: P. Meyer, S. Armstrong, J. Hegarty, K. Jilovec, L. Greene opa mn neypen Grimm, K. Oxley T. Vyncke, T. Ralston, J. Hutchinson, K. Willet, J. Kirstein, L. Meyer. 2nd Row: A. Bloc! Thomson. S. Sander. B. Wagner, L. Gutwiler, ¢ Whitman, J. Moffit; M. Randolph, Mr. Athey, B. Seehusen, J. Bulger, S. Kuehne, ‘ 3rown. N. Klemme, K. Langenberg, J. Gutwiler, B Proctor, D. Wendt, M. Weber, K. Thomson. 3rd Row: J. Kuehnie, S. Svoboda, A. Crock, K. Weber, S. Broulik, ( topz Donohoe, K Meyer, B. Ruchotzke, P. Butler, J. Weber, M. Butler, J Ross, S. Dains, K. Unruh, M. Mindham, S. Weets, B. Sheldon, D. Cook 4th Row: K Havel, T. Platner, A. Kohl, K. Oxley, M. Broulik, M. Cook, L. Johnson, C. Langenberg, P. Rhoads, L. Licht, L. Wagner P. Steckley, D. Cook C. Pruess, D. Dodge, J. Dauber, S. McDowell, D. Glover, S. Unruh. 5th Row: S. Unruh, R. Ruchatzke, | Meyer, B. Klein, G. Brendes, R Skow, D. Cook, B. Kurth, S. Hoy, L. Grimm, R. Hegarty, T. Thomson, B. Weiland, S. Wendt, P. Brown, S. Hunt, M. Railsback, J Sheldon 6th Row: N. Weber, P. Mertka, A. Kuehnle, K. Crist, M. Proctor, C. Coppess, P. Doser, T. Koch, D. Bentrott, C. McDonald T. Olberg, D Albaugh, N. Kohl, C. Smith, D. Albaugh, J. Rhoads, D. Coppess, K. Gutwiler, B. Armstrong, K. Koch ce ar 2 ee ee ee ee ee [= ae a3 Ym ¥ .. ¢ ———— i ae, lle . Oe 4 oh Left to Right: PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Carol Pruess Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Here are some Panther Fans cheering their team Weber Vice-President, Denise Cook President yn to a victory This year Pep Club had two changes from last year. The first is that it has a new advisor, Mr. Athey, who just started teaching at Lincoln. Secondly, having pep buses stop at the Happy Joe’s in Dewitt before continuing on to the foot ball game was such a success that it was repeated after the Girl's Basketball Sec tionals in Cedar Rapids. The Pep Club gave our teams a lot of support this year and we hope that this continues in the future. These students are boarding buses to go to Happy Joe’s before continuing on to football game Back Row: Pres. — Susan Broulik, V. Pres Tracy Donohoe, Sec. Treasurer — Kym Speer. Middle Row: Chris Ropa, Kelly Meyer, Sandy Hoy, Denise Cook, Danny Wagner, Dan Kohl, Betty Weiland, Larry Domer. Front Row: Sandy Unruh, Becky Sheldon, Lori Grimm, Linda Gutwiler, Kay Robinson, Dale Kruse, Bob Moravek, Melinda Jurgensen, Anne Jurgensen, Teresa Hearn ea Mr. Linder — Student Council Advisor “See, nothing to it!!! Our Fearless leaders Mmm, Mmm, Good! The Lincoln Student Council this year kept everyone on their toes. The council organized Home- coming and managed the pop machines during the year. Student Council also sponsored a short presentation given to the Juniors and Seniors about giving blood, as one brave senior demon- strates above. Another activity was a co-sponsorship of a picnic to Lake McBride with the L-Club. Many members of both organizations (along with a few teachers) really enjoyed themselves. The student council did a good job this year, and we hope the future councils will do the same. L to R, Sitting: Donna Tenley, Roxanne Ruchotzke, Mr. Kirkton, Nancy Weber, Sandy Unruh, Carl Pruess, Pam Mertka. 2nd Row: Anna Kohl, Kay Robinson, Kym Speer, Susan Broulik, Judy Armstrong, Janine Weets, Denise Cook, Julie Kirstein. 3rd Row: Kerry Koch, Jeff Washire, Tammy Thomson, Rhonda Hegarty, Betty Weiland, Sandy Dains, Shelley Cook, Kathy Weber, Renae Dic ky, Judy Armstrong, Robbie Unruh. 4th Row: Galen Brendes, Rick Weber, Jeff Schnipkoweit, Kevin Crist NAZO-—-ArO-—--— wc YEARBOOK Susan Broulik discussing the yearbook with Roxanne Ruchotzke and JoAnn Ross (Photographer for the yearbook and newspaper) To the Right — Betty Weiland working on her yearbook lay out ATE aie Kevin Crist, assistant newspaper editor, takes a break to Donna Tenley, is one of the typists who worked hard so that all the articles were typed relax from the everyday hassles and worries of the news and ready by the deadline paper Michelle Cook and Robbie Unruh are checking out what is in the Lincoln log Publications class this year had a Lincoln Log in the Pioneer Her- ald and the Tipton Conservative. There was a weekly deadline for all articles to be in and typed. Senior Interviews were posted in the main . hall trophy case. The yearbook was printed by Taylor Publishing 7 Company. Students were assigned different pages of the yearbook to get done by a designated date. This year the advisor was Mr. Kirk- + ton, All of us had fun putting the yearbook and Lincoln Log Kym Speer (newspaper editor) in the foreground with together and we hope everyone has enjoyed them both. Janine Weets and Jeff Schnipkowit (Assistant Year book Editor) working in the background NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Lincoln Chapter of the National Honor Society was called together on April 18, 1978 at 10:00 a.m. A National Honor Society membership is a high honor. This gathering was called to recognize probationary, reg ular, and graduate members, who receive this honor, in front of friends and relatives. To get into National Honor Society, a sophomore must have a grade point aver age of 3.0 for 3 consecutive semesters. Even if you have 3.0, get- ting all the way in the door depends on the graduate members voting you in. Once in, you must maintain that 3.0 or else you are dropped. A junior, that isn’t in the society, must have 2 con- secutive semesters of 3.0 grade point average. Other than having a 3.0 grade point average, four other requirements have to be met. These are Scholar- ship, Service, Leadership, and Char- acter. Scholarship means having grades that amount to a 3.0 or better. Leadership is to guide others, having the courage and strength to say ‘‘no’’ or '’yes’ ’ decisively at a crucial moment. Service is what an individual does to aid the school, such as sports, band, chorus, etc. Character is how an individual behaves. Character is more lasting than wealth, fame, or power; it's the constant striving to uphold high ideals and honesty in daily con- tacts with others. All these things have a lot to do with being a National Honor Society mem- ber. No matter what you do after grad- uation, just being a member will affect the rest of your life. GRADUATES: Seated: JoAnn Ross, Diane Dodge, Michelle Cook, Donna Tenley, Chris Langen berg. Middle: Caro! Pruess, Janine Weets, Mary Butler, Sheryl Wendt, Susan Broulik, Barb Bunge. Back: Kerry Koch, Bruce Seehusen, Craig Schroeder, Denise Soteros, Kym Speer, Dee Ann Glover, Betty Weiland, Lori Johnson REGULARS: Front Row, Left to Right: Anna Kohl, Debbie Horr, Sally Svoboda, Sandy Dains, Alice Crock, Julie Kirstein. Back Row, L to R: Jeff Walshire, John Moneypenny, Kevin Crist, Rick Weber PROBATIONARY: Seated: Mark Proctor, Doug Taylor, Laura Broulik, Kelly Meyer, David Hartig, Dan Hutchinson. Middle: Lori Grimm, Brenda Wagner, Patty Steckly, Denise Cook, Barb Ruchotzke, Patty Butler, Karen Havel. Back: Andy Kohl, Jim Horr, Jody Weber, Pat Doser, Pam Rhoads, Robbie Unruh, Linda Gutwiler Ms KINLE EIGHTH GRADE date od a hd anad Nie Duane Adney Robin Baxa Andy Benge Carla Boysen Penny Brown Tony Christiansen Beth Proctor, President; Robert Willet, Vice-President; Terry Schnipkoweit, Secretary. Not Pictured: Karen Dohmen, Treasurer Tom Crock Jett Davidson Karen Dohmen Doug East Bruce Flockhart Benny Griffith Suzy Grimm Janet Gutwiler Teresa Hearn Lisa Hein Jill Hutchinson Keith Jones Dale Kruse Don Lang Terry Lehrman Chris MacDonaid Mike McAmis Brad Marlatt Brian Meyer Kevin Paulson Beth Proctor Shelly Robinson Esthyr Ropa Terry Schnipkoweit Shelly Scott Kim Shriver Scott St. John Greg Taylor Judy Unruh Greg Wagner Chery! Weber Connie Weber Kristie Weber Mike Weiland Val Wiggins Robert Willot Sponsored by: SCOTTY'S PLACE, Mechanicsville SEVENTH GRADE Dave Albaugh Doug Albaugh Sally Armstrong Angie Block Robert Boysen Steve Brown Sherry Burkhead Molly Cashman Tammy Christiansen Doug Cook Bob Dains Rod Dickey Alesia Domer Scott Donohoe Alan Gadke Kathy Gutwiler Jill Hegarty Larry Hunt Brian Jackson Kathy Jilovec Dale Johnson Ann Jurgensen Melinda Jurgensen Melody Kirstein Tammy Kiemme Nate Koh! Jane Kuehnie Daren Lehrman Carol McAtee Shelly Maggard Vonda Meyer Scott Merfeid Jean Mindham Vernon Mohr Terry Oelberg Terri Ralston Jett Rhoads Anita Rigby Darcie Schnipkoweit Jonn Skow Craig Smith Jane Strickler Teree Thomson Terry Waddell Verna Wagner JoAnn Willey Janel Zimmerman Ann Jurgensen, Secretary; Nate Kohl, President; Melinda Jurgensen, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Jane Kuehnle, Treasurer. Season's Record Team A Wheatland Calamus Lisbon Wheatland CL . O F | B A L L Team B Wheatland Calamus Lisbon CL The 1977 Jr. High girls softball teams records were Team A 2-3 and Team B 2-2. ‘‘l have been h h th ; h ah 3 d 1st, L-R: S. Grimm, K. Weber, T. Kiemme, P. Brown, J. Kuehnle, A appy wit € girls this year an ; ave enjoye Block, C. McAtee. 2nd, L-R: B. Proctor, M. Jurgenson, K. Shriver, K working with them,’’ Mr. Jensen said. ‘‘They have Dohmen, J. Willey, S. Armstrong. 3rd, L-R: C. Weber, V. Wiggins, L lots of promise in future development. ’ Hein, J. Hutchinson, E. Ropa Sponsored by: FRED'S CHEVROLET-OLDS CO., Tipton 8th GRADE: 1st, L-R: B. Marlatt, T. Lehrman, D. East, T. Schnipkoweit, M. McAmis, B. Grif fith. 2nd, L-R: G. Taylor, M. Weiland, B. Flockhart, B. Meyer, G. Wagner, K. Paulsen. 7th GRADE: 1st, L-R: Doug Albaugh, J. Rhoads, S. Merfeld, S. Brown, B. Jackson, C. Smith, N. Kohl, T. Waddell, D. Johnson. 2nd, L-R: D. Lehrman, R. Boysen, J. Skow, L. Hunt, T. Cel- berg, B. Dains, A. Gadke, David Albaugh. 3rd, L-R: Coach: Mr. Wendel, Asst. Mr. Sander. Season's Record, Olin C4. Lisbon Preston Midland Seventh Grade be (0) 20 The 1977 Jr. High football teams this year were 0-5 for the 8th graders and 0-1 for the 7th graders. Although the team as a whole lacked size, Mr. Wendel said individuals made improvement as the season went on. He also said he thinks the 8th graders will make a contribution to the high school football team next year and the 7th graders will have a better team from the experience they had this past year. B A S K E 1 B A L L SEASON'S RECORD 8th Olin 2t. 2 Clarence-Lowden 36 Lisbon 40 35 Bennett 3s? 5] Midland 46 31 The 1977-78 season was cnaracterized by onsistent improvement by both the 7th and 8th graders. A large amount of time was spent on the fundamen tals of ball handling and offensive and defensive play. Many hours were aiso spent on shoot ng Hopefully, many players f high school caliber will me out f Our junior high program — Coach Jensen The junior high teams ended their seasons with relatively good records. The 7th grade team with 2 4.2 win loss record and the 8th grade with a 3-3 record The 7th grade was led by Jane Kuenhle as leading scorer and offensive rebounder and Kathy Gutwiler as leading defensive rebounder Suzy Grimm led the 8th grade as leading scorer and offensive rebounder and Janet Gutwiler was leading defensive rebounder = Above — +34 Jane Kuenhle after the shot Left — A jump ball between 45 Esthyr Ropa an 1 oppor 7th Olin Clarence-Lowden Lisbon Bennett Midland Midland rent Shelly Maggard, Teree Thomsen, Jill Hegarty, Chris Crandall, Verna Wagner, Jane Kuenhle, Angie Block, Ann Jurgensen, Molly Cashman. 2nd Row: Chris McDonald, Anita Rigby, Carol McAtee, Melinda Jurgensen, Teri Ralston, JoAnn Willey, Kathy Gutwiler, Darcie Schnipkoweit, Kathy Jilovec, Melody Kirstein, Kim Shriver. 3rd Row: Karen Dohmen, Beth Proctor Janet Hubler, Janet Gutwiler, Shelley Robinson, Penny Brown, Esthyr Ropa, Kristi Weber, Sherri Spencer, Suzy Grimm, Jill Hutch inson, Asst. Dawn Worby, Coach Robert Jensen The junior high boys basketball teams improved a great deal over the course of the season. Their won-lost record is far from impres sive, yet all the guys played in each of the games. The 7th graders went 1-6 while the 8th grade record was 0-7 Leading scorers for each squad were Scott Merfeld and Robert Boy sen 33 for 7 games for the 7th grade team and Greg Taylor — 36 B for 5 games for the 8th graders The rebounding was led by Scott O Merfeld with 46 while Kevin Paul sen pulled down 34 for his team Because of our split season; ¥ wrestling before Christmas and basketball following, we had little S time to prepare but the kids really improved the last few weeks of the seasons. | hope the 7th graders will continue to improve and | wish the 8th graders success as they go into either wrestling or basketball next year B A S K E T B A L L Robert Willet, Steve Brown, Rod Dickey, Jeff Schuett, Terry Oelberg, Brian Jackson, Shelly Scott. 2nd Row: Larry Hunt, Terry Waddell, Doug East, John Skow, Dave Albaugh, Craig Smith, Kevin Paulsen. 3rd Row: Greg Wagner, Greg Taylor, Tony Christiansen, Doug Albaugh, Darren Lehrman, Nate Kohl, Terry Lehrman. 4th Row: Mike Weiland, Brian Meyer Andy Benge, Robert Boysen, Scott Merfeld, Ben Griffith, Tom Crock, Scott St. John, Dale Kruse Season Record We They 87 Tipton 56 27 Midland 28 16 Lisbon 54 21 Midland 26 52 Lisbon 54 Individual awards went to Brad Marlatt (7-1) and Ben Griffith (7-1) with the Animals of the Year Award. ‘This year's team, helped by the group of 8th grade boys out for the first time, proved that they could wrestle with anyone. Attitude and techni que were both quite good with this year’s squad. The boys were aggressive and hard-nosed. This year’s team should provide a good fresh man nucleus for next year's varsity. After seeing this group in action | think | can truthfully say that the Lincoln program is on its way up for this is where we have to start. | only hope the boys continue to be as dedicated, positive and hard working, as they were this year.’’ commented Coach Terry Lessmeier about this year’s season. ey l ae ti ae First Row, L to R: Terry Waddell, Rod Dickey, Robert Willet, Terry Oel berg, Nate Kohl, Shelly Scott, Doug Cook, Mike McAmis, Vernon Mohr Second Row, L to R: Tony Christiansen, Ben Griffith, Brad Marlatt, Kevin Paulsen, Doug East, Greg Wagner, Jeff Davidson. Third Row, L to R: Terry Lehrman, John Skow, Terry Sc hnipkoweit, Donnie Lang, Brian Meyer, Bob Dains, Coach Lessmeier vi 15 a ii he : x 9 QQ] 251 13{) }424 21 9° 1st Row, L to R: Sally Armstrong, Chris Crandal, Jill Hegarty, Angie Block, Sherri Spencer, Carol McAtee, Weber Terri Thompson, Sherry Weber. 2nd Row, L to R: Suzy Grimm, Jill Hutchison, Teresa Hearn, Dar: Penny Brown. 3rd Row, L to R: Mrs. Plueger, Ann Jurgensen, Kristie Weber, Esthyr e Schnipkoweit, Vonda Meyer, Carla Boysen, Anita Rigby, Jane Kuehnle, Connie Ropa, Kathy Gutwiler, Terri Ralston, Lisa Hein, Melinda Jurgensen, Beth Proctor Season Record Place Pts. Scored ‘Twenty-six girls reported for track and twenty- Meet Wapsie Conference (11) teams. Solon Invitational (6 teams) C-L Dual Durant Dual Lisbon Quadrangular Mt. Vernon Dual 1st 7th-4th 8th-5th 1st 1st 1st 2nd 72 five finished the season. We competed in six track meets. The girls found out that hard work each day 70 in practice paid off as they continually lowered their 59% times and improved their distances as the season 76 went on. These gals continually put forth their best 72 effort making them very enjoyable to work with.”’ 75 Coach Plueger 67 AOPwAA N-w-G) B O Y S T R A o K First Row, L to R: Craig Smith, Nate Kohl, Terry Waddell, Larry Hunt, Scott St. John, Ben Griffith. Second Row, L to R: Scott Mer feld, Jeff Rhoades, Robert Boyson, Alan Gadke, John Skow, Bob Dains. Third Row, L to R: Mr Keyser, Keith Jones, Brad Marlett Terry Schnipkoweit, Tom Crock The junior high boys track team consisted of six. teen seventh and eighth grade boys. Although, the boys never won any track meets they did show con- siderable improvement, as the season progressed. Each performer bettered previous times, distances, or heights, in his special events. The boys worked hard all season long, but the few numbers who made up the squad had a tough road performing against schools bigger than Lincoln with over twice as many team members. Durant Tipton Mt. Vernon Wilton Relays Solon Relays Wapsie Conference Tee Dual Dual Triangular Triangular Invitational Invitational Tied for we Da aoe +h ak Yeu ¥ 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd Last 5th 8th Sherry Burkhead Carla Boysen Teresa Hearn Football Cheerleaders Kathy Gutwiler Teree Thomson Jill Hegarty Teresa Hearn Kathy Jilovec Vonda Meyer QZ—-U Yrm-— aAmmIaN Basketball and Wrestling Cheerleaders Front: Tami Christiansen Teresa Hearn Connie Weber Back: Carla Boysen Sherry Burkhead Vonda Meyer Back: Robert Boysen, Sally Armstrong, Melody Kirstein. Front: Melinda Jurgensen, Vonda Meyer, Anita Rigby, Scott Brown, Molly Cashman, Doug Cook, Ann Jurgensen The seventh grade band was a fairly inactive group this year as the eighth grade was included in the high school band. The seventh grade band per- formed in the Homecoming half- time show along with the high school and elementary bands. They also performed during the half-time show of a basketball game this year. This group also participated in jr. high solo contests and helped with the high school pops con- cert where they served as wait- ers and waitresses. Tammy Klemme, Tami Christiansen, D. Albaugh, Scott Donohue S E V c N T H G R A D E B A N D Melinda Jurgensen, Molly Cashman, Kathy Jilovec ‘ 2 ees) — a, 1st: Tammy Klemme, Tami Christiansen, Scott Donohue. 2nd: Vonda Meyer, Molly Cash man, Jane Kuehnle, Kathy Jilovec, Jill Hegarty, D. Albaugh. 3rd: Sally Armstrong, Melody Kirstein, Anita Rigby, Ann Jurgenson, Teree Thomsen, Brian Jackson, John Skow, D Albaugh. 4th: Melinda Jurgensen, Robert Boysen, Alan Dadke, Steve Brown, Doug Cook, Nate Kohl, JoAnn Willey, Carol McAtee _ O- ke La Lo = Li — Wu The fourth grade is singing for the Christmas pr tion of ye a ” Mr. Heyer Wayne Schneidar, Roonie Rutan, and Chad Schaull are second graders hamming it up va : Dyeing Easter eggs was , , one of the activities that i W ; the first graders did —_ before the day of their . ‘ ; ae . - r ¢ 4 party. In the picture is % Mrs. Inman and her o f) 4, first grade class. She is explaining how they will E dye the eggs they brought in Ruel Kirstein, one of Mrs. Inman's first graders, is trying to guess who he is touch Steve Doser and John Lamont; fifth graders ing. That was one of the games they played during their Easter party had a saxophone duet during the Christmas program SIXTH GRADE Adam Baxa Donna Bentrott Kathy Boysen Pam Brown Penny Conley Brad Davidson Randy Dickey Carolyn Dohmen Mark Doser Pam Goldsmith Matt Grimm Bruse Hanks Cindy Helle Lynn Hoffman Joe inman Jeff Jacobs Jenniter Jacobs Scott Jackson Mike St. John Danny Johnson Terri Johnson Deron Jurgensen Joel Kruse Lisa Kurth Tim Lambert Tim Lang Tina Licht Bryan Lovell Alan MacDonald Stacey McAtee Nicole McCullough Gerri Miller Susie Mindham Frank Mixell Deanna Myers Tim Poduska Roger Potter Craig Proctor Greg Raiisback Pau! Randolph Tim Rouse Mike Sander David Skow Lisa Techau Debbie Tenley Pam Tenley Bruse Voss Leon Vyncke Chuck Wagner Brad Young Kelly Zimmer Sponsored by: FAMILY HARDWARE, Mechanicsville Kathy Aberle Teri Bell Matt Bickford Jodi Brendes Bryan Brown Rod Bunge Melon: Cook Joe Corbin Mike Dains Tim Davison Steve Doser Dean East Del Falkers Lori Flynn Sherri Gesling Brian Gutweiler Shery! Hasselbush Tina Johnson Janette Jurgensen Diane Kainz Bobby Kiemme Chad Kieppe Hope Krumroy Susan Kruse Steve Kummer John Lamont Bruce Lehrman Wayne Lehrman Kriss Lund Andy Matheny Leroy McCall Sherry Meyer Tracy Miller Mike Paidar Pam Paidar Galyn Paulson Shelly Pruess Melvin Potter Laurie Robinson Vonni Robinson Darold Schnipkoweit Ricky Scott Bill Steckly Rhonda Tenley Michele Thompson Tina Thomson Karen Voss Robert Wyncke Jeannine Wagner Sally Weber Willie Wells Shery! Wendel Peggy Wooge Rod Zimmerman FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE . Bobby Young Sponsored by: GIBEAUT INSURANCE AGENCY, Mechanicsville Darrel Adney Christy Block John Butler Candi Cubbage Angie Domer David Falkers Sheri Flynn Bobby Hanks Steve Hein Adroame Hill Brad Jackson Bobby Johnson Danele Johnson Jett Linder Brenda Love! Michelle Marlatt Dale McAmis Jackie Mertka Jett Mertka Jana Meyer Angie Miller Kirn Morgon Marlo Paulson David Peterson Debbi Sander Kristin Shriver Carmen Smith Larry Techau Denise Tenley Ruth Ann Teniley Jackie Wagner Donna Wood Margie Yock 3rd GRADE Barb Crock Joey Dahihauser Lia Dains Brian Dohmen Karen Aberle Travis Bell Shery! Boots Steve Broulik Kathy Christianson Stephanie Conley Jeft Corbett Carolyn Corbin Mike Fagan ta Teresa Hasselbusch Deanna Himes “ - Mike Flynn 5 Chad Gadke = Michael Hail . a ; Wendy Hoffman Amy Inman Chris Lamont Gene Jones Marci King Tony Koch Marshall Kramer Tom Jackson Bill Miller at g Rob Miller Denise Moravek Brian Mullan Brenda Myers Susan Paider Janelle Pini Rory Pruess Ray Ropa Tyler Rouse David Sloan Top Picture at Right — Tony Koch, Suzy Zerbe, and Tom Jackson are listening for further instructions on their project In third grade you basically improve on skills learned Lynn Swaliom in first and second grade. The items that are improved Shella Wendel upon are: writing, addition, subtraction, telling time, and increasing vocabulary. Multiplication and division are some of the new items learned. Tommy Wiggins Jackie Wooge Suzie Zerbe Sponsored by: DORIS’ FLOWER SHOP, Stanwood 2nd GRADE Anne Albaugh Keith Boettcher Gina Brendes Randy Brown Teresa Butler Nicki Conley Joan Crock Richard Davidson Pat Donohoe Christa Driscoll Bobby Dunston Chad Ellsworth Angie Frey Trina Glover Cathy Goldsmith Jill Gray Erica Hall Steve Hedlund Jill Hein Christy Helle Danny Jilovec Jake Kohl Michelle Kroemer Eric Kruse Julie Lovell Larry McCall Kirn Mixell Mitch Mullan Shelly Mullan Valerie Paidar Sue Ann Pruess Denise Robinson Kim Robinson Roonie Rutan Wayne Schnieder Dan Shaffer Chad Shaull Sussane Siver Karel Sloan Robert St. John Sam Steckly Sara Steckly Todd Thumma Eric Thompson Randy Tollefson John Vyncke Dustin Weiland In second grade the teachers’ goals are to accomplish: adding, subtraction, under- standing the paragraph, learning to tell time, alphabetizing, and to help read faster, they read stories into tape recorders. Middle Picture — Rhonda Wendt, first grade, Kim Robinson, and Nicki Conley, second graders, are spending their recess on the merry-go-round. Sponsored by: HEIN CONSTRUCTION, Mechanicsville Dirk Albaugh Travis Bell Kim Billick Matt Brannaman Michelle Clark Chuck Dahihauser Mike Dauber John Driscoll Tim Ellis Kim Gesling Angela Hanks Jason Hirt Doug Hoffman Tasha Jack Tracy Jensen Brett Jilovec Julie Jones Ruel Kirstein Chris Koch Kristine Kummer Angie Lehrman Marci Luett Kirk Lund Bill McAmis Kelly McCullough Brian Miller Matt Pruess Wade Puffer Jett Schater Royce Simmons Pat Swaliom Jeff Teniey Dan Watson John Watson Jett Wendel Ronda Wendt Kim Zerbe Tanya Zimmerman Ist GRADE First grade is the beginning of many different things. It is the first time for going to school all day. They also learn the math basics, addition and subtractions, improve their writ ing, and begin the task of reading Top — Dirk Albaugh is attempting the crossbars while Pat Swallom watches Bottom — Kim Zerbe, Kristine Kummer, and Michelle Clark are one of Mrs. Ferguson's little Indians = oe © Sponsored by: SUE ELLEN’S BEAUTY SALON, Mechanicsville KINDERGARTEN Jesse Albaugh Lisa Albaugh Joe Bails Angie Balster Michael Boots Krisan Butler Jason Cargin Jenniter Conley Cyndi Cook Timmy Cook Lee Crock Nicki Davidson Rodney Dahihauser Lori Dircks Vicki Driscoll Deana Drumbarger Kate Fries Mike Grat Chad Gray Kevin Hirl Shaun Holets Craig Jackson Tim Jensen Joey Johnson Todd Kirkton Michelle Knutsen Josh Koch Mike McAtee Heather McCullough Mike Moore Justin Mullan Kelly Mullan Shane Mullan Shannon Orthner Chad Paup Craig Proesch Chris Pruess Todd Robinson Adam Sandburg Debbie Schafer Sheila Shriver Mike Steckly Stephanie Taylor Bob Teniey Brian Tenley Tommy Thimmes Ryan Wendt Eric Zidlicky Cary Zimmerman In the first year at school, a kindergartner learns a lot and does a lot. It is the year they learn how to tie their shoes and learn the bas ic sounds to help them when they learn to read in the next year. They also have parties on Hal- loween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, and on Easter. This year like in the past years, they got to take a ride on the firetruck. The afternoon Kindergartner’s are enjoying listening to a story told by their teacher, Mrs. Long. - - oe a fl ; Phe an wi ” Jill Gray, Shelly Mullan, Gina Brendes, Julie Lovell, Nicki Conley are having fun on the slide = Oo L ee . Lo = Lu axel io A familiar scene of the playground during recess. Jody Brendes is spending her recess playing catch Heather McCullough, Vicki Driscoll, Michelle Knutsen, Sheila Shriver are showing the class how to be sassy. Kim Robinson is one of the many sec- ond-graders marching around for the Halloween Parade. nner — a oN Ns ; WSs SSS . NPN sabe FACULTY Mrs. Long Mrs. Inman Mrs. Ferguson Kindergarten 1st Grade 1st Grade Mrs. Albaugh Mrs. Corbin Mrs. Regnestroff 2nd Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade ®% a 7 A =z Mrs. Mull Miss Caldwell Mrs. Grayson 3rd Grade Special Reading Special Reading Sponsored by: FAMILY HARDWARE, Mechanicsville FACULTY - — r -— €. Mrs. Becker Mrs. Moundson Librarian Librarian Mrs. Thompson Miss Buck Librarian Special Reading Mr. Miller Miss Sesbeau Counselor 6th Grade FACULTY Mary Weber Gwen Young Carol Mindham Carol Worby Elementary Cooks Eva Moneypenney Marge Bequeaith High School Cooks Ne A Mrs. Johnson Mr. Anderson Mrs. Henley Music Music Band Musical “4 Mrs. Harrington : , . 7? Art ] a . — Sponsored by: GUYS GALS, Tipton FACULTY Mr. Proctor Mr. Grimm Mr. Hutchinson Superintendent High School Principal Elementary Principal Jim Rife and Ronnie Albaugh Mark Glover Custodians Custodian Mr. Moneypenny Custodian Mr. Wood Custodian Mrs. Richmond Home Ec Mr. Fox Mathematics 4th Grade FACULTY Mr. Keyser Business Coaching Mr. Hedlund Mathematics Coaching Mr. Coppess Agriculture Mr. Lenz Resource Room Musical . : eM — ey sth Mrs. Sauer 6th Grade Mr. Sanders Shop Drivers Ed Coaching Mrs. Doser Secretary a yy Mrs. Carnes Secretary Mr. Lessmeier English Coaching FACULTY Mrs. Matheny Mrs. Koch Secretary Secretary SPrTerryyTitit tii tf ) Mr. Kirkton Mr. Athey English English Coaching Drama fx Mr. Sparrgrove Mrs. Kaefring English Reading Coaching Home Ec FACULTY a Mr. Linder Mr. Inmen Miss Bohiken Biology Science Science Coaching Math Mr. Jensen Mr. Grantz Mr. Wendel Government — P.E Geography History Coaching History Coaching Sponsored by: BILL YOCK SON, Rusco; Stanwood Mr. Orthner PE. Mr. Dircks Student P.E. Mrs. Flockhart Aide Mr. Jackson P.E Athletic Director Mrs. Rife Secretary Miss Kuntz 6th Grade .- Mrs. Plueger P.E Coaching Mrs. Anderson Aide Mrs. Christian 5th Grade LINCOLN SCHOOL BOARD AND BUS DRIVERS SCHOOL BOARD Harold Meyer Loren Walshire Ed Speer Dwayne Jurgensen Larry Horr Clarence Maher Millie Oldorf Russ Moravek Not Pictured: Ed Pini Vernon Boots Steve Scott Marie Boots Marlin Flynn Terry Peterman Not Pictured: Mark Glover Jim Moneypenny . . ot oY | LE LLLGLA L040 ee oes 8 ese ° yee : 6. S- 5S 9° 3 - ee, . ee oe Fae os nc @ %20 40° % SMR SSL 13, YU MUI Ii SLi MMMM MU wae i Armstrong, Judy: Pep Club 2, Chorus 3, Basketball (Mgr.) 1, Publications 1, Drama 1 Bequeaith, Russ: Football (Tri-Capt.) 2, Basketball (Capt.) 4, Track 2, Baseball 5, L-Club, Plays Bentrott, Mary: Basketball 4, Track 3, Volleyball 1, Softball 3, L-Club 1 Brannaman, Kevin: Track 3, L-Club 3, Pep Club 2, M.C. Aide 1 Bro ulik, Susan: Basketball 2, Track 2, Softball 4, NHS 3, Band 4, Chorus 4, Speech 3, Musicals, Plays 4, L-Club 4, Pep Club 3, Publications (Editor), Stu- dent Council 3 Bunge, Barb: Chorus 2, Cheerleader 3, Plays, NHS, L-Club, Pep Club Bunge, Mark: Football 1, Track 2, L-Club, Pep Club Butler, Mary: Cheerleader 2, Pep Club, L-Club, Musicals, NHS, Homecoming Candidate, Chorus Cook, Denise: Softball 1, Volleyball, Basketball 4, Track 3, Pep Club 4, L-Club 2, Student Council 2, Chorus 2, Publications, Play Cook, Michelle: Pep Club 2, Play 1, Publications, NHS 2 Coppess, Darren: Football 2, Wrestling 1, FFA 4, Pep Club 4, Play Day, Doris: Softball 2, Basketball 1 Dickey, Renae: Pep Club 2, Chorus 1, Basketball (Mgr.) 1, Publications Dodge, Diane: Track 1, Basketball 1, Softball 2, NHS 3, Pep Club 4, Play, Girls’ State Domer, Larry: Track, Football (Mgr.), Student Coun- cil Fisher, Janet: FFA 4, M.C. Aide 1 118 Flockhart, Kevin: Track 1 Glover, Dee Ann: Basketball 2, Track 1, Chorus 2, Pep Club 1, Plays 3, NHS Hegarty, Rhonda: Softball 4, Basketball 4, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Band 4, Chorus 4, L-Club, Pep Club, Plays, Speech, Publications Himes, David: Wrestling 1, Pep Club 1 Johnson, Lorie: NHS 3, Pep Club 4, Art 4 Kirstein, Brian: FFA Koch, Kerry: Football 4, Track 4, Basketball (Capt.) 3, Baseball 4, Plays, Musicals 3, Speech 1, Chorus 1, NHS, Class President (Jr.-Sr.) Kohli, Dan: FFA 4, Football 4, Wrestling, L-Club 2, Pep Club, Student Council 3, B T Kuehnle, Anne: Band, Chorus 2, Pep Club 4 Kurth, Roger: Football 2, FFA 4, Pep Club 3 Langenberg, Chris: Track (Mgr.) 2, NHS 2, Cheer- leader 1, Pep Club 4, L-Club 3 McCullough, Randy Mertka, Pam: L-Club 3, Pep Club 4, Basketball 3, Softball 1, Boys BB, Manager 1, Track (Mgr.) 4, Chorus 2, Band 2, Publications 2, Drama Metzner, Kristin: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Play Meyer, Mick: Track 2, Chorus 4, Play Miller, Patty Mullan, John: Football 2, Wrestling 3, L-Club 1 Moffit, Jay Pruess, Carol: Volleyball 2, Track 3, Basketball 4, Softball 4, Plays, Chorus 2, NHS, Speech 1, Sec.- SENIOR SUPPLEMENT Treas. (Jr.-Sr.) Robinson, Kay: L-Club 4, Pep Club 2, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2, Track 4, Publications Ross, JoAnn: Pep Club 4, L-Club 3, NHS 3, Cheer- leading 3, Basketball 1, Musicals, Publications Ruchotzke, Roxanne: Pep Club 4, L-Club 2, Track 4, Cheerleading 2, Volleyball 2, Homecoming Queen, Drama, Publications Sainz de Vicuna, Belen: Basketball, Speech, Chorus, Play Sauer, Jack: Football, Wrestling, Boys’ State Schroeder, Craig: FFA, Football, NHS, L-Club, Stu- dent Council, Play Scott, Deb Seehusen, Bruce Soteros, Denise: Softball 1, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Pep Club 3, L-Club 3, Plays, NHS Speer, Kym: Publications (Editor), Track 4, Band 6, Student Council 2, L-Club 4, Grant Wood Advisory Council, Lincoln Advisory Council Tenley, Donna: Volleyball 4, L-Club 1, NHS 3 Thomson, Tammy: Band 4, Chorus 4 , Track 1, Bas ketball 4, Softball (Mgr.) 3, FFA 4, Pep Club 4, L Club 2 Timm, Gerald: Wrestling 1, Football 1, FFA 4, Pep Club 3 Unruh, Sandy: Track 3, Pep Club 4, L-Club 1, Stu dent Council, Color Guard, Publications Weber, Nancy: Pep Club (V. Pres.) 4, L-Club 3, Track 4, Cheerleading 2, Homecoming Candidate, Drama 1, Publications Wagner, Danny: Football 4, Basketball 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, L-Club 4, Pep Club 2, FFA 2, Student Council Weber, Kathy: Pep Club 4, Basketball (Mgr.) 4, Pub- lications, Plays 2 Weber, Mike: Wrestling Weets, Janine: Basketball 2, Pep Club 2, NHS 3, Publications, Speech 1, Drama Weiland, Betty: Band 2, Chorus 4, Play 3, Volleyball 4, Student Council, Mini-Course Committee 2, Pep Club 2, L-Club 2, NHS 3, Publications Wendt, Sheryl: Band (Majorette) 3, Track 2, NHS, Play, Musical, Chorus 3, Pep Club 4, L-Club Whitman, Gary: Football 4, Wrestling 3, Track 4, L Club 4, Student Council, Baseball 1, Pep Club 2, Band Williams, Kent Griffith, Roger SPECIAL THANKS TO KRISTIN METZNER FOR ART WORK INDEX Seniors Armstrong, Judy: 12 Bentrott, Mary: 12, 42, 45, 52, 58, 62 Bequeaith, Russ: 12, 17, 19, 22, 32, 43, 46, 57, 60, 78 Branaman, Kevin: 12, 78, 60 Broulik, Susan: 12, 36, 37, 40, 42, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 63, 79, 80, 84 Bunge, Barbara: 12, 84 Bunge, Mark: 12, 19, 23 Butler, Mary: 12, 24, 32, 36, 46, 63, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 81, 84 Cook, Denise: 2, 12, 52, 53, 58, 78, 79, 80 Cook, Michekke: 13, 40, 79, 83, 84 Coppess, Darren: 13, 35, 76, 77 Day, Doris: 13 Dickey, Renae: 13, 23 Dodge, Diane: 13, 23, 38, 39, 40, 42, 79, 84 Domer, Larry: 13, 60, 80 Fisher, Janet: 13, 39, 76 Flockhart, Kevin: 13, 19 Glover, DeeAnn: 14, 23, 30, 70, 84 Griffith, Roger: 14 Hegarty, Rhonda: 14, 42, 44, 52, 68, 70, 72, 73, 79 Himes, David: 14 Johnson, Lorie: 14, 18, 79, 84 Kirstein, Brian: 14, 23, 76 Koch, Kerry: 14, 26, 30, 32, 36, 37, 40, 43, 46, 57, 60, 78 Kohl, Dan: 14, 23, 35, 46, 50, 80 Kuehnle, Anne: 15, 21, 79 Kurth, Roger: 15, 46, 77 Langenberg, Chris: 15, 52, 63, 78, 79, 84, 79, 84 McCullough, Randy: 15 McAmis, Pam: 15 Mertka, Pam: 15, 23, 58, 78, 79 Metzner, Kristin: 10, 15, 20, 21, 45, 54, 58 Meyer, Mickey: 15, 70, 72 Miller, Patty: 15 Moffit, Jay: 15 Mullan, John: 2, 16, 50, 78 Pruess, Carol: 16, 30, 32, 35, 37, 40, 42, 44, 52, 53, 58, 76, 77, 78, 79, 81, 84 Robinson, Kay: 16, 22, 23, 32, 39, 44, 58, 62, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 80, 81 Ross, JoAnn: 16, 39, 46, 63, 79, 84 Ruchotzke, Roxanne: 13, 16, 32, 44, 58, 78, 79 Sainz de Vicuna, Belen: 16, 21, 32, 54, 58, 70, 72 Sauer, Jack: 16 Schroeder, Craig: 2, 16, 221, 35, 38, 46, 76, 77, 84 Scott, Debbie: 16 Seehusen, Bruce: 4, 17, 22, 32, 37, 40, 40, 57, 78 Soteros, Denise: 17, 24, 26, 39, 40, 44, 52, 53, 78 Speer, Kym: 17, 58, 62, 78, 80, 83, 84 Tenley, Donna: 17, 44, 78, 83, 84 Thomson, Tammy: 17, 42, 52, 70, 76, 77, 79 Timm, Gerald: 11, 17, 35, 76 Unruh, Sandy: 17, 22, 58, 62, 78, 79, 80 Wagner, Danny: 2, 17, 19, 35, 46, 57, 60, 76, 78, 80 Weber, Kathy: 18, 22, 23, 52, 79 Weber, Mike: 18, 19 Weber Nancy: 18, 32, 58, 62, 78, 79 Weets, Janine: 18, 83, 84 Weiland, Betty: 18, 39, 44, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 79, 80, 84 Wendt, Sheryl: 18, 24, 39, 58, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 84 Whitman, Gary: 18, 19, 43, 46, 60, 78 Williams, Kent: 18, 19, 32, 43, 46, 57, 60, 78 Juniors Benge, Sandy: 22, 27, 39, 44 Bentrott, Beth: 22, 23, 27, 39, 42, 45, 52, 58, 62, 78 Bohr, Janet: 23, 27, 70 Brendes, Galen: 22, 27, 40, 43, 57, 60, 78, 79 Broulik, Mark: 23, 27, 46, 78, 79 Butler, Brian: 27, 39 Coppess, Debbie: 27, 39, 64, 70, 72, 79 Crist, Kevin: 27, 57, 79, 83, 84 Crock, Alice: 23, 27, 79, 84 Dains, Sandy: 23, 27, 39, 46, 63, 78, 79, 84 Darrow, Val: 27 Dohmen, Bob: 27 Donohoe, Tracy: 27, 30, 40, 42, 44, 52, 78, 79, 80, 81 Eaker, Terry: 21, 39, 46, 51 Gronewald, Tracy: 27 Hartig, David: 27, 39, 57, 84 Havel, Karen: 27, 35, 58, 78, 79, 84 Horr, Debbie: 23, 27, 84 Hunt, Joe: 22, 27, 39, 46, 78 Hunt, Mark: 23, 27, 46, 78 Hutchinson, Dan: 23, 27, 84 Jacobs, Janelle: 22, 23, 27, 70 Kirstein, Julie: 23, 27, 79, 84 Klein, Bill: 27, 43, 76, 78, 79 Kohl, Anna: 22, 27, 35, 58, 79, 84 Kurth, Diana: 23, 27, 39, 70 Mertka, Steve: 23, 27 Meyer, Linda: 23, 27, 79 Meyer, Lori: 23, 27, 79 Mindham, Bill: 27, 60 Moneypenny, John: 22, 27, 30, 66, 67, 68, 69, 84 Platner, Teresa: 23, 27, 35, 58, 70, 78, 79 Poduska, Tom: 27, 76, 77 Polhamus, Matt: 27 Randolph, Jeptha: 27, 46, 60, 71, 72 Ropa, Chris: 23, 27, 39, 44, 52, 58, 62, 70, 72, 73, 78, 79, 80 Schnipkoweit, Jeff: 27, 30, 46, 50, 66, 67, 69, 76, 78, 83 Schnipkoweit, Dennis: 27, 46, 76, 78 Seeley, Robin: 23, 27, 38, 44, 70, 72 Strickler, Tom: 27, 38 Studer, Dennis: 27 Svoboda, Sally: 27, 30, 70, 71, 72, 73, 79, 84 Tenley, Larry: 27 Unruh, Robbie: 27, 83, 84 Unruh, Wendy: 23, 27, 58, 62, 78 Wagner, Adrianne: 27, 30, 35, 76, 77 Walshire, Jeff: 22, 27, 40, 43, 57, 78, 84 Weber Rick: 27, 46, 57, 78, 81, 84 Worby, Dawn: 27, 42, 52, 58, 78 Sophomores Albaugh, Jay: 28, 46, 70, 78 Bentrott, Dean: 28, 46, 55, 78, 79 Brannaman, Teresa: 28, 45 Broulik, Laura: 22, 37, 39, 40, 72, 84 Bulger, Bob: 28 Bunge, Tracey: 28 Butler, Patty: 28, 30, 36, 37, 39, 46, 63, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 79, 84 Cook, Denise: 28, 54, 58, 66, 67, 68, 69, 78, 79, 84 Coppess, Cam: 28, 36, 46, 50, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 81 Dauber, Janice: 28, 79 Dauber, Joyce: 28 Dickey, Regina: 28 Doser, Pat: 28, 46, 55, 60, 67, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 84 Glover, Debbie: 28, 79 Grimm, Lori: 20, 28, 33, 37, 39, 42, 45, 54, 58, 66, 67, 78, 79, 80, 84 Gutwiler, Linda: 28, 45, 54, 79, 80, 84 Gutwiler, Mike: 28, 50, 76 Hankemeyer, Bryant: 66, 70, 72, 73 Hartig, Lynda: 28, 33, 58 Hearn, Ron: 28, 70 Hearn, Russ: 28 Horner, Terry: 28, 55, 70, 72 Horr, Jim: 28, 43, 46, 57, 76, 78, 84 Hoy, Sandy: 28, 37, 42, 52, 58, 66, 70, 72, 78, 79, 80 Hutchinson, Joan: 28, 79 Koch, Tom: 2, 28, 46, 55, 78, 79 Kohl, Andy: 28, 46, 50, 76, 78, 84 Krumroy, Rhonda: 28 Kruse, Kenleyn: 28, 44, 66, 70, 72, 73 Kurth, Becky: 28, 30, 39, 58, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 78,79 Lang, Jim: 28, 46 Licht, Lisa: 28, 30, 36, 39, 42, 44, 46, 63, 70, 71, 78,79 McCullough, Steve: 28, 46, 55, 70, 72 Maggard, Don: 28 Marlatt, Rod: 98, 39, 55, 60, 78 McDowell, Shelly: 23, 28, 42, 45, 79 Mertka, Cindy: 28 Meyer, Kelly: 28, 42, 44, 52, 58, 62, 70, 72, 73, 78, 79, 80, 84 Meyer, Paige: 28, 46, 60 Meyer, Pam: 28, 79 Mindham, Mary: 28, 79 Moravek, Bob: 28, 39, 70 Oxley, Kurt: 28, 46, 55, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79 Paulsen, Karen: 28, 38, 54, 70, 72 Proctor, Mark: 28, 43, 50, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 84 Railsback, Mike: 28, 50, 71, 72, 79 Rhoads, Pam: 28, 36, 37, 46, 63, 70, 72, 78, 79, 84 Ruchotzke, Barb: 28, 36, 37, 46, 58, 63, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 79, 84 Seehusen, Brenda: 28, 37, 44, 63, 70, 72, 79 Sander, Sandi: 28, 58, 79 Sheldon, Becky: 28, 45, 52, 58, 80 Skow, Ron: 28, 30, 39, 55, 60, 67, 70, 71, 72, 79 Steckley, Patty: 28, 33, 39, 42, 52, 53, 58, 62, 66, 67, 78, 79, 84 Taylor, Doug: 28, 43, 46, 57, 78, 84 Taylor, Sandy: 28 Tenley, David: 28, 46, 76 Timm, Karen: 28, 45, 54, 66, 76, 79 Unruh, Karen: 28, 33, 58, 78, 79 Wagner, Brenda: 28, 42, 45, 52, 58, 79, 84 Wagner, Dan: 28 Wagner, Lyn: 28, 46, 63, 70, 72, 78,79 Waddell, Marty: 28, 46 Weber, Jody: 28, 36, 39, 58, 70, 72, 78, 84 Weber, Ron: 28 Weets, Susan: 28, 38, 76, 79 Willet, Kim: 28, 79 Yock, Bill: 28, 46, 71, 72 We Wish Loads of 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