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

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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

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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

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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