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

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Bottom, L — R: Nate Kohl. 2nd: Brian Jackson, Steve Brown, Craig Smith. 3rd: Dale Johnson, Larry Hunt, Scott Donohoe, John Skow. 4th: Daren Lehrman, Scott Merfeld, Alan Gadke, Jeff Rhoads, Robert Boysen Bottom: Wayne Flockhart, Mike Sander, Tim Rouse, Mike St. John. Middle: Joe Inman, Craig Proctor, Brad Young, Scott Jackson, Mark Doser, Matt Grimm. Top: Tim Lang, Deron Jurgenson, Brian Boyd, Bruce Hanks, Bruce Voss 8th grade record Midland Olin C-L Solon Midland Lisbon Bennett “The 8th grade team fell to some fine teams. They failed to win and played some fine ball at times but did not get consistent in their play. Shooting was a problem as our offensive aver- age was just 16 while giving up 42.7 in defense. This group will now be advancing to junior var- sity play where they will have to continue to improve their funda- mental skills,’ Coach Jackson commented. Scott Merfeld was the leading scorer with 34 points and rebounder. Larry Hunt was the best defensive player. Mark Dosen going in for a lay-up. 7th grade record “The 7th grade completed an undefeated season as they won all eight of their games The team played very well as they were team oriented. They used a pressing half court defense that Midland 28 enabled them to have many scoring opportunities thus producing their 40.8 offensive average Olin which is good for 7th grade. They are looking forward to next season,” Coach Jackson com- Midland C-L mented. The leading scorer was Scott Jackson with 176 points. The leading rebounder was Solon Deron Jurgenson, and Mike Sander was the best defensive player Lisbon Bennett Olin = = O ZO ae 2 ake oO O “ oO %) Vax m — w rai aa

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8th grade record we they 31 Durant 53 25 Olin 20 25 Lisbon 21 31 Bennett 25 25 C-L 27 26 Midland 43 28 Olin 24 22 Durant 32 43 Midland 32 Kathy Gutwiler was the top scorer this season for the eighth graders with a total of 93 points. Gutwiler was also the leading rebounder with a total of 12 rebounds. Coach Jensen commented that the girls were cooperative and showed a lot of enthusiasm for the sport. The main purpose for the junior high basketball is to gain ee a experience and to stimulate inter- wi est for high school basketball. . Feet. Th! eee ° a tert he Bottom, L — R: Janel Zimmerman, Shelly Maggard, Carol McAtee, Molly Cash man, Lynn Fredrik. 2nd: Mr. Jensen, Anita Rigby, Melody Kirstein, Teri Ralston, Vonda Meyer. 3rd: Angie Block, Ann Jurgensen, Kathy Jilovec, Melinda Jurgen sen. 4th: Jill Hegarty, Kathy Gutwiler, Jane Kuehnle, Teree Thomson, Chris Cran dall 1, ae b . “ 8 ia? a — L CO -- LLJ Ce) CO Y — — © ake O ma oO O £ = cae +h Debbie Tenley getting heighth for her jump ball during the game. 7th grade record we 35 Durant 26 Olin 14 Lisbon 29 Bennett 22 C-L 35 Midland 27 Olin — 27 Durant 6 oe 24 Midland 1st, L — R: Konnie Juhl, Stancy McAtee, Lisa Kurth, Janel Zimmerman. 2nd: Mr. Tenley, Pam Tenley, Kathie Hanklemeyer, Lynn Fredrick. 3rd: Lisa Kurth was the leading seventh grade Jensen, Debbie if scorer for the season with a total 112 points Kathy Boysen, Pam Goldsmith, Nicole McCullough, Carol Dohmen. and leading rebounder with 23. =

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FUTURE TRADITIONALISTS Carol and Darcie race against each other. Preeereerereeerrrerererereerererers pre First row, L-R: Kelli Zimmer, Nicole Row: Kathy Hankemeier, Carol McAtee, Lynn Hoffman, Jane Kuehnle, Darcie Schnipkoweit, Teree Thomson, Stacy McAtee, Anita Rigby, Lisa Techau, Lisa Kurth, Chris Crandall. Third Row: Tammy Klemme, Ann Jurgenson, Melinda Jurginson, Angie Block, Sherry Burkhead, Terry Ralston, JoAnn Willey, Mrs. Plueger, Kathy Cutweiler, Vonda Meyer, Tammy Christian- sen, Kathy Jilovec, Pam Goldsmith, Jill Hegarty, Absent: Sally Armstrong. Angie leaves the others in the dirt!