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

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YOUNG PANTHERS HAVE WINNING SEASONS The Junior High teams both had good seasons; while the 7th grade had 7th grade record a record of 5-3, the 8th grade had a 8th grade record marvelous record of 7-1. For the 7th Olin Olin graders, who averaged over 34 points Clar-Low Clar-Low a game, Bill Steckly was the leading — Solon board man, and Chad Kleppe was the Bennett Lisbon leading scorer. The 8th grade averag- Midland oes ing 47 points a game had only one Olin Olin loss to Solon. Leading rebounder was Midland Midland Deron Jurgensen while Scott Jackson was the leading scorer. Front row: Brian Gutwiler, Willie Wells, Brian Brown, Jim LaMar, Tim Rouse, Manager, Chad lays it in! Wayne Lehrman. 2nd row: Mike Paider, Steve Doser, Chad Kleppe, Brian Boyd, Bill Steckly, Mike St. John, Joe Inman, Manager, Bruce Lehrman. 3rd row: ron Jurgensen, Craig Proc- tor, Mike Sander, Scott Jackson, Mark Doser, Matt Grimm, Joe Corbin. Top row: Bryan Rub- pee! Bob Klemme, Bruce Hanks, Bryan Lovell, Bruce Voss, Wayne Flockhart, Coach Doug ackson.

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JR. HIGH DRIBBLERS Game Scores 7th Grade Durant Oli Olin Midland The 1979-80 junior high squads had a successful season. The seventh grade finished at 6- 3, and the eighth grade had a record of 5-4. Over the course of the season, they made quite a bit of improve- ment. They were able to reduce turnovers consistently, particu- larly the seventh grade. The eighth grade improved a lot in positioning, moving the ball, and in general poise. Both squads need to work hard between now and next season to be better pre- pared. The teams, along with Mr. Jensen, took their annual outing to Happy Joe’s for a pizza party at the end of the season. The eighth grade girls treated Mr. Jensen to pizza, pop, and a sun- dae! “Twenty-one seventh graders will be back to boost Lincoln’s Junior High fortunes and eleven eighth graders are ready to assist in the high school ranks. Good luck to both groups, you’ve been marvelous to coach with.”’ — Coach Jensen ee Top row (I to r): Jodi Brendes, Kathy Boysen, Shelly Pruess, Sally Weber, Meloni Cook, anq Pam Goldsmith. Second row (I to r): Susie Mindham, Mgr., Janette Jurgensen, Carolyn Doh men, Sherri Meyer, Kris Lund, Hope Krumroy, and Coach Jensen. Middle row (I to r): Kath Aberle, Rhonda Tenley, Sheryl Hasselbusch, Terri Johnson, Pam Tenley, Debbie Tenley, and Lisa Kurth. Fourth row (I to r): Diane Kainz, Susie Kruse, Karen Voss, Teri Bell, Konnie Juhl Pam Brown, and Stacey McAtee. Bottom row (I to r): Sheryl Wendel, Jaci Juhi, Gerri Miller Lori Flynn, and Kathie Hankemeier. Absent from photo is Pam Paidar.

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YOUNG RUNNERS HAVE Squad members are: Top row: Sheryl Wendel, Kathy Boysen, Janette Jurgensen, Cheryl Hassel- busch, Jody Brendes, and Kathy Aberle. Second row: Lori Flynn, Sherry Pruess, Sally Weber, Lisa Kurth, Kathy Hankemeier, Rhonda Tenley, Meloni Cook, and Diane Kainz. Third row: Lynn Hoffman, Mgr., Vonnie Robinson, Laurie Robinson, Teri Bell, Lisa Techau, Stacey McAtee, Sherry Meyer, Kris Lund, and Susie Mindham, Mgr. Bottom row: Tracy Miller, Kelly Zimmer, Nicole McCullough, Susie Kruse, Jaci Juhl, Andrea Matheny, Susan Voss. . nae pe ae — a0 - = ae eee ns : -, ¢ : Le po = ; 5 . = a = +, = 8 , fe 2 ae ee ante atl . Are you going to make it, Lisa?! Twenty-nine girls reported for track and twenty-eight finished the season. The girls found out that the extra effort in practice paid off as they continually lowered their times and improved their distances. Through the course of the season, four new junior high records were established. Although the eighth grade was few in number, there were some qual- ity individuals that could go onto varsity competition and do very well. The returning twenty seventh graders have a great deal of potential and should be very exciting to watch next year. — Coach Plueger Run faster, Cheryl!