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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

ee pene ae — SS 8 ene 7 aa alse ah ee gaaa' ee PY a . “ase . a | ——— Putting The Pieces Together In 1983 Lincoln Community High School Stanwood And Mechanicsville, lowa 1982-183 Volume XXll 4 Clowning around Give me a break! How! Kimosobi! NA, NA NA — NA NA!! Wanna dance?! Kellie won't Me and he come from planet ‘’P We finally get a break! Kathie looking at her Bobby Hansen pho- tos again! Another malt, Mr. Grimm? Just killing time PUUSTOEETONESSOERELIETA ANE y j lf ih ¢) am, A piece of student life! Gag me with your sweat pants! Queen for the day! Just hanging around! Our future carpenters o 1S) c o 2 = = ® vy o Ne © co) o 4) =] ro) c oS O You can tell that Steve goes to Lincolr a_i Hey, Gary, what is this thing?” Not ANOTHER one act! Let's all jam with Orpheous! Chief Wende!. where's the nearest pow-wow? a “3 Dierks, Katie Dircks, Lisa Fisher, Mand Flockhart, Jasor Frank Sarat Gravert, Shelly Graves, Paul Hirl, Kari Holets, Tony Husmann, Jenny Jarzombeck, Debra Kruth, Trisha Mathess, Duane Meece, Cressy Meyer, Brent Moffit, Stacy Neuinkirk, Kelly Oldort, Nathar Seitz, Annette Siebels, Debbie Studer, Des Sulzner, Brandi Tonne, Stefanie Unruh, Tiffiney Walshire, Lucas Yule, Tera Zaruba, Zeb KINDERGARTEN ia is A. Time to start a new day It's playtime! FIRST GRADE Dauber, Sara Driscc Jason Edler, Shane Farrington, Michelle Feuss, Brandy Freeman, Tim Glover, Mike Goodman, Stacey Hall, Cresta Harrington, Peter Hines, Trish Jewell, Jennifer Johnson, Randy Knutsen, Mike Laing, Aimey Miller, Scott Musselman, Carrie Nelson, Nate Jidorf, Meredith Otten. Julie Paup, Tammy Petersen, Kristen Phillips, Tom Pritchard, Jennifer Samuell, Amber Seligman, Eric Spratte, Korri Stamp, Tait Umbenstock, Trish Walshire, Holly Weber. Corey Weber, Stephanie Rodney we FT : Wenndt A Zidlicky. Amy . S SECOND GRADE Hard at work Archer, Eric Billick, Shelby ots, Christine Corbett. Brian rock. Kim Dauber, Danny Dierks, Shane Jennifer Evers, Lor Frank, Jonathan Gravert, Ama Graves, Salva Gray, Joni 1, Angie arzombeck, Shari Kuda, Jessica Laing, Chad Laing. Susar Matthess, Tammie Meyer, Brian Orthner, Cole Paup, Stacy Petersen, Mark Pini, Delia Platner, Sara Puffer, Matt Robinson, Adrienne Rohwedder, Laura Ropa, Donna Jane Shrier, Kari Stolte, Mandi Sulzner, Chad Teniey, Brian Thumma, Brian Trout, Cindy Walshire, Brian Walshire. Cand White, Shawn Woodard, James Zien, Tommy THIRD GRADE Raise your hand if you're sure Practice makes perfect biNsoNn, Mike nson, Randy . ar, Scott haffer. Ben Shaull, Amy n, Dawr Shelly Jeremey jard. Jeff Zerbe, Shannon Zidlicky, Jake FOURTH GRADE Jamie takes time out to check on the chickens Fourth Fagar Freemar Hagan, Deana Husmann, Dawr Jackson, Ror Kuda, Tara Laucamp, Chad Matheny, Sarr Call, Michelle St. John Seligman, Heid Thumma, Scott Trout, Brooke Weiland, Doug Wendt, David FIFTH GRADE Li i — aa et . a a s Y) Sponsored by: LAWSON INSURANCE, OLIN Field Day 5TH High Jump — Todd Robinson, Cindy Cook Long Jump — Josh Koch, Kristen Butler Shot Put — Bob Tenley, Shannon Orthner Discus — Mike Boots, Sheila Shriver Softball Throw — Shannon Orthner Football Throw — Joe Bails Situps — Adam Sandburg, Stephanie Taylor Triple-Jump — Josh Koch, Heather Woodard 100 m dash — John LaMar, Heather Woodard 200 m dash — Brian Tenley, Heather Woodard 800 m dash — Adam Sandburg, 400 m dash — Adam Sandburg, Shannon Orthner 50 m dash — Heather Woodard, Joe Bails 400 m relay — Todd Robinson, Chad Paup, Becky Woodard, Tina Tavernie 200 m relay — Tom Thimmes, Josh Koch, Tim Cook, Nikki Davidson 100 m Hurdles — Tony Boyd, Eric Zidlicky, Lon Dirks, Tom Thimmes 6TH High Jump — Dirk Albaugh, Kristie Kummer Long Jump — Dirk Albaugh, Ronda Wendt Sh ot Put — Kim Billick, Wade Puffer Discus — Angie Lehrman, Dan Smith Softball Throw — Tracy Jensen Football Throw — Chris Koch Situps — Dean Dudley, Kim Zerbe Triple Jump — Kelly McCullough, Jeff Tenley 100 m dash — Ronda Wendt, Dirk Albaugh 200 m dash — Ronda Wendt, Dirk Albaugh 800 m dash — Dirk Albaugh, Angie Hanks, Kim Gesling 400 m dash — Kelly McCullough, Angie Hanks 50 m dash — Jeff Tenley, Ronda Wendt, Canon Dawson 400 m relay — Doug Hoffman, Kristie Kummer 200 m relay — Pat Swallom, Brad Barnheart, 200 m relay — Pat Swallom, Brad Barnheart, Stacy Cribbs, Kim Gesling 100 m Hurdles — Jeff Tenley, Ruel Kirstein, Chris Koch Sponsored by: CHAPMANS FUNERAL HOME, CLARENCE : ee 15 KIDS AT LARGE ‘Can | borrow some paper?” . a ven “ 4% 2 Lincoln elementry home ec Learning new trades “Concentration” Listen up class! SEVENTH GRADE Seventh grade class officers were: Mitch Mullan, Secretary; Dan Jilovec, President; Ann Al- baugh, Vice-President; Joan Crock, Treasurer Brendes, Gina json, Ri chard oe, Pat Christa Dunston, Bob Glover, Trina Goldsmith, Kathy Gray, Jill Hall, Erica Himes, Ann Jilovec, Danny LaMar, Mary Lovell, Julie McCall, Larry Mixell, Kim Mullan, Mitch Mullen, Shelly Paidar, Va Robinson, Denise Robinson, Kim Rubner, Chad Rutan, Roonie St. John, Robert Schneider, Wayne Shaffer, Dan vaull, Chad iver, Susanne n, Darel a, Todd Robin eiland, Dusty Zaruba, Laura EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade class officers are Treas., Tom Jackson; V. Pres., Chris Lamont: Pres., Sheryl Boots; and Sec., Teresa Has- selbusch k, Barbara Dains, Lisa ynn. Mike Gadke, Chad Hall, Mike Hasselbusch, Teresa Himes, Deanna Hoffman, Wendy nman, Amy Jackson. Tom Jones, Gene Koch, Tony LaMar, Dennis Lamont, Chris Lawrence, Marsha Miller, Bill Moravek, Denise Mullan, Brian Myers, Brenda Paider, Susan Pini, Janelle Pruess, Rory Ropa, Ray Rouse, Tyler Samuell, Brent Sloan, Dave Swaliom, Lynn Wendel, Sheila Wethington, Jim Wiggins, Tom Zerbe, Suzy NINTH GRADE Ninth grade class officers this year were: Pat Brady, Trea- surer; Jana Meyer, Secre- tary; Brad Jackson, Presi- dent; John Butler, Vice- President Block, Chris Boyd, Chris Brady, Pat Brown, Bryan Butler, John - x Domer, Angie f Flockhart, Leah 4 Flynn, Sherr tal Hankemeier, Joannie ‘ Hanks, Bob Jackson, Brad Johnson, Danelle Johnson, Bob Linder, Jeff Lovell, Brenda Marlatt, Michelle Mertka. Jackie Mertka, Jeff Meyer, Jana Miller, Angie Paulson, Marlo Peterson, David Potter. Melvin Sander, Debbie Shriver, Kristin Smith, Carmen Techau, Larry Tenley, Denise Tenley, Ruth Wagner, Jackie Yock, Margie Young. Bob Zimmerman, Rod Serving as class officers this year were President, Bruce Lehrman; Vice-Presi dent, Chad Kleppe; Secretary, Janette Jur gensen; Treasurer, Lori Flynn 4% =, av Feet: fined Dains, Mike Davidson, Tir ¢ er 7 Kummer, Steve LaMar, Jim Tenley, Rhonda Thomson, Tina Voss, Karer Wagner, Jeannine Watermar Michelle Weber, Sally Wells. Wilhe Wendel, Sheryl Zieser, Chris SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Serving as class officers this year were: Vice-President, Pam Tenley ve Skow; President yr; Treasurer, Matt Lookin’ Back Lou at His Malt Machine Catching Flies Computer Buffs Da! What Are You Guys Looking At? “Good Stuff Maynard’’ Strip Show! Ho, Hum, Study Hall From The Class of '83 Three Happy Seniors ! 23 : ELEMENTARY TEACHING STAFF Teaching Music K-6th — Rodney Anderson Gary Nelson — P.E. K-6th and coaching Kathle en Sauer — Math K-6, Ruth Miller — fifth grade Language Arts and Social Studies, Robert Heyer — Sixth grade Language Arts and Social Studies, Margaret Sadeghpour — Fourth-Sixth grade Science, and Karen Steffen — Fourth grade Language Arts and Social Studies Connie Inman First grade, Bonnie Mull Second grade, Betty Long Kindergarten, Catherine Day grade, and Dorothy Ferguson First grade Martha Harrington — Art First-Sixth grade, Sara Corbin . Patti Fonteyne — teaching Chapter | Reading and Math. ond grade {=p LINCOLN STAFF Social Studies; Steve Richardson, James Wendel, Richard Grantz Guidance Counselor Leroy Miller Art Teacher — Paul Corbin, Band Teacher — Joan Andreesen, Vocal Music — Shelley Peterson Industrial Arts and Drivers Ed. Gilbert Sander; Vo. Ag. Tom Quint LINCOLN STAFF Math and Science Teachers; Ray Linder, Gerald Inman, Lester Koering, Joel Good man, Joyce Bohlken Resource Room — Donna Caldwell Kevin McGuire — Resource Room, Arlene Kaefring — Chapter | Reading 27 : LINCOLN STAFF High School English Teachers; Michele Curley, Terry Less meier, Virginia Young High School Practical Arts Teachers; Junior High Home Economics Instructor Arlene Kaefring, Business Instructor Jennifer Lambert, High School Home Economics Instructor Marcia Richmann LINCOLN STAFF Elementary Principal John Hutchinson a High School Administrators and Secretaries; Activities Director Doug Jackson, Principal Lou Grimm, Dale Proctor, Superintendent, Secretaries; Marge Doser Mary Ann Slach, Susan Matheny Elementary Cook Mary Weber High School Cooks, Marjorie: Bequeaith, Evelyn Moneypenny, Carole Worhy 29 CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS SETTER, Bus drivers for the 1982-83 school year: John Umbdenstock, Marlin Flynn, Martha McCall, Steve Scott, Russ Morovek, Vernie Boots, Marie J Boots, and Ronnie Albaugh Ronnie Albaugh, custodian at the elementary center (di j Also custodian at the high schoo Jim Moneypenny BAND MEMBERS MUSIC MAKERS Marching-M Concert-C Flag-F Jazz-J Pompom-P Rifle-R Molly Cashman MC Kathy Gutwiler R Jill Hegarty RC Brian Jackson — MCJ Ann Jurgensen MC Melinda Jurgensen — MC Melody Kirstein MC Tammy Klemme MC Carol McAtee MCJ Jean Mindham F Mike Pederson J Anita Rigby — F Carolyn Dohmen — MC Mark Doser — CJ Matt Grimm MCJ Pam Goldsmith F Lynn Hoffman RCJ Joe Inman — 1 Teri Johnson — R Lisa Kurth — MCJ Stacey McAtee F Deanna Myers — MC Craig Proctor — C Mike Sander MCS Lisa Techau — F Kellie Zimmer R Kathy Aberle — MC Teri Bell F Jodi Brendes — PCJ Joe Corbin — MCJ Steve Doser — CS Lori Flynn — — PC Sheryl Hasselbusch — MCJ Janette Jurgensen — MCJ Bobby Klemme — MC Chad Kleppe — CJ Wayne Lehrman — J Andy Mathney — MC Tracy Miller — MC Mike Paidar — MCJ Pam Paidar — MCJ Vonnie Robinson — PC Jeannine Wagner — FCJ Willie Wells — MCJ Sheryl Wendel — RC Christie Block — MC Angie Domer MC Leah Flockhart F Brad Jackson — MC Danelle Johnson — MC Jeff Linder — MC Brenda Lovell — MC Michelle Marlatt — F Jana Meyer — MC Angie Miller — MC Debbie Sander — MC , ee Kristen Shriver — MC aes Se Carmen Smith — PC Margie Yock — MC Jazz Band, a group of winners. Say cheese! Rifle squad All that Jazz! Go Beuford! Chorus Members © A090 0 $3 g Angie Block Molly Cashman Kathy Gutwiler Jill Hegarty Gary Henkel Larry Hunt Brian Jackson Kathy Jilovec Ann Jurgensen Tammy Klemme Mike Pedersen Rob Perez Esther Segers John Skow Janel Zimmerman Pam Brown Mark Doser Matt Grimm Deb Himes Konnie Juhl Lisa Kurth Nicole McCullough Tim Rouse Mike Sander Dave Skow Kathy Aberle Teri Bell Steve Doser Sherri Gesling Karla Knobb Jaci Juhl Wayne Lehrman Kriss Juhl Andy Matheny Pam Paidar Shelly Pruess Vonnie Robinson Karen Voss Willie Wells Sheryl Wendel Christie Block John Butler Angie Domer Jana Meyer Debbie Sander Carmen Smith Kristien Shriver Margie Yock Swing Choir All State Sponsored By: LINCOLN MUSIC BOOSTERS A PROGRESSIVE YEAR m : And a one, and a two Jr. High Chorus, Front to Back: Anne Albaugh, Sheila Wendel, Shery! Boots Denise Robinson, Lauri Zaruba, Kathy Goldsmith, Gina Brendes, Mary La Mar, Erica Hall, Miss Peterson, Marsha Lawrence, Teresa Butler, Janele Pini Barb Crock, Wendy Hoffman, Susanne Silver, Kathy Christiansen, Amy In- man, Tom Jackson, Jeff Corbett, Carolyn Corbin, Joan Crock, Susan Paider, Ana Dudley - A slow start , ; Jr. High Band, Front to Back: Teresa Hasselbusch, Ana Dudley, Erica Hall, Amy Inman, Mary LaMar, Kendra Boesenberg, Shelly Mullen, Sheila Wendel, The Junior High Band, 40 members strong, —Janele Pini, Julie Lovell, Barb Crock, Kathy Christiansen, Anne Albaugh, had a very progressive year. The Jr. Musi- Suzy Zerbe, Gina Brendes, Ray Ropa, Anne Himes, Trina Glover, Teresa M W Butler, Carolyn Corbin, Susan Paider, Joan Crock, Christa Driscoll, Brian cians practiced every Monday, ednesday —pohmen, Robin Trout, Jill Gray, Val Paider, Lauri Zaruba, Kim Mixell, Richard and Friday during 4th hour. Starting out they Davidson, Brenda Myer, Tony Koch, Jeff Corbett, Robert St. John, Wendy learned the fundamentals of Corps Style Hoffman, Mrs. Andreeson, Tom Jackson, Bob Dunston, Todd Brady Marching, putting together one show. From there the band performed in the Christmas concert and formed their own jazz band. They also performed in the progressive con- cert and the local solo and ensemble con- test. The Jr. High Chorus improved as well as they practiced every Tuesday, Thursday and every other Friday at 7:30 am. Finally getting the chance to ‘strut their stuff’ the little nip- pers performed in the fall concert as well as the Franklin Junior High Festival. Let's try it again ALL TALK AND NO ACTION Some of the large and small group participants Family reunion? ? The 1982-83 contest speech season was a fantastic one. Thirty- four students participated in speech this year Due to the large number of speech students, Lincoln had its own separate freshman entry. The freshman received a II at district large group contest for their one-act play and group mime. Those students who participated are: Carmen Smith, Jana Meyer, Angie Miller, Debbi Sander, Kristin Shriver, Margie Yock, Jeff Linder, Marlo Paulson, and John Butler. Three freshman also participated in dis- trict individual speech contest Kristin Shriver, radio news an- nouncing, Il; Christie Block, humorous acting, Il; and Angie Miller, radio news announcing, |. Angie went on to state individual competi- tion and received a Il The senior high students took several things to large group dis- trict contest: one-act, Il; reader's theatre, |; duet acting (Larry Hunt and Vonda Meyer), |; duet acting (Matt Grimm and Willie Wells), |; choral reading, |; group mime, II; solo mime (Darcie Schnipkoweit), Il; solo mime (Tammy Klemme), |; solo mime (Lisa Techau), |. State ratings were: reader's theatre, |; duet acting (Vonda Meyer and Larry Hunt), Il; duet acting (Matt Grimm and Willie Wells), Il; choral reading, Il; solo mime (Tammy Klemme), Il; solo mime (Lisa Te- chau), Il. The students who participated in large group speech are Let's get serious Don't all talk at once, now!? Terri Ralston, Larry Hunt, Vonda Meyer, Molly Cashman, Darcie Schnipkoweit, Tammy Klemme, Matt Grimm, Lynn Hoffman, Lisa Kurth, Mark Doser, Kathy Boysen, Mike Sander, Konnie J uhl, Mike St. John, Lisa Techau, Tim Rouse, Karla Nabb, Willie Wells, Steve Doser, Andy Matheny, Joe Corbin, Jaci Juhl and Karen Voss There were also many students participating this year in district individual contest. They are: Milly Cashman, interpretive poetry, II; Matt Grimm, humorous acting, |, and interpretive prose, Il; Kathy Boysen, interpretive poetry, Il, and radio news announcing, |; Mike Sander, humorous acting, |; Tim Rouse, interpretive prose, II; Willie Wells, improvisation, |; Andy Matheny, interpretive prose, Il; Vonnie Robinson, interpretive poetry, | For the second year in a row, Lincoln had a student named an outstanding performer at state individual contest. Matt Grimm was given the highest honor bestowed by the lowa High School Speech Association for his humorous acting and improvisation. Some 300 entries were chosen as outstanding out of the several thousand around the state, and Matt was one of twenty performers to be named outstanding in two events YES, YES — IT’S NO, NO, NANETTE The Cast: Kathy J. — Lucille Early, Matt G Trainor, Ann J Nanette, Molly C M Betty, Mark D Pauline Bill Early, Steve D Jimmy Smith, Jill H The best part about it, is it's not gaudy! On Nov. 5 and 6, the audiences at the productions of ‘No, No, Nanette” were tak- en back in time to the 20's for a weekend drama. This soap-opera-like story had many misunderstandings between Jimmy Sue Smith and Billy Lucille Early, all be- cause of three floozies — Flora, Betty, and Winnie — that Jimmy had been giving mon- ey to. Meanwhile, Billy's assistant, Tom, proposes to Jimmy's niece, Nanette. She turns him down, though, because she is tired of being just a ‘‘dumb dora’’. Everyone gets back together at the end, and the floo- zies get their money (along with the guys in t he chorus). Besides the actors, many people worked ringing doorbells, running a ‘“‘human vacu- um, lighting the scenes, and making it pos- sible for everyone to ‘see the beach — see the beautiful beach!’ Despite a missing doorbell, many sore throats and a table that liked to trip chorus members, the show was a success that left many people, singing '| Want to Be Happy”’ and ‘Tea for Two.”’ Winnie, Melinda J Flor Sue Smith, and Vor m™m What a Peach of a girl, she’s charming 3, Andy daM Sophistication hits us all Open Wide! Sponsored by: RB TUBERTY, O.P., MT. VERNON THE BOY WHO CHANGED THE WORLD Scarface and other cavemen admiring Dorothy Macho Cavemen George and Mozelle smile pretty THE CAST George — Matt Grimm John the Strong — Larry Hunt Agatha — Vonda Myer Mozelle — Ann Jurgensen Dorothy — Angie Block Paul the Professor — Mark Doser Scarface — Gary Henkel Spear — Tim Rouse Bear — Mike Sander Ruth — Andy Matheny Irma — Melody Kirstein Genevieve — Darcie Schnipkoweit Irving the Great Nose — Daren Lehrman Paul conning John into runnin g for mayo Ralph the Fast Runner — Steve Doser g 8 sil ca? HOMECOMING '82 The 1982 Homecoming activities were held in Stanwood this year Some of the activities that were held are the traditional homecoming pa rade, pep rally, and some contests. The float that won the parade was the seniors with the name of their float being ‘‘Defend ‘‘R ’ Goal’’ based on the theme of video games The homecoming king and queen were Mike Pedersen and Ann Jurgen- sen. Other candidates were Melinda Jurgensen and Gary Henkel, John Skow and Kathy Gutwiler, and Larry Hunt and Jill Hegarty. Honorary can- didates were Roberto Perez and Es- ther Seegers. During the pep rally there were several skits performed by the foot- ball guys and volleyball girls. Other events during the pep rally were sev- eral cheers and six contests. One was the Pepsi Chug contest in which Two-time champion Gary Henkel, a senior, won. The Hot dog eating con- test was won by Matt Grimm. Rick Scott slid by to win the banana eating contest and Mike Sander won the cracker eating contest. Tyler Rouse, an eighth grader, won the ice cream eating contest while Scott Merfeld, a senior won the bubble gum blowing contest. Dog eat Dog Rick's not just another ape 1982 Homecoming Court: Jill Hegarty and Larry Hunt, Melinda Jurgensen and Gary Henkel, Queen Ann Jurgensen and King Mike Pedersen, Esther Seegers and Roberto Perez, and Kathy Gutwiler and John Skow Save Me, Save Me! Up, Up and Away, Gary! WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Statues of the Night The Junior Class hosted the Senior Class of 1983 at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held at Hi-Way Gardens in Stanwood. The Prom was held on Saturday, April 30, 1983, at 7 o'clock in the evening. The evening started with Matt Grimm as Toastmaster and Tim Rouse with the Invocation. The welcome speech was given by Craig Proctor, Junior class President and then Brian Jackson, Senior class President, gave the acceptance speech. A meal consisting of Chicken and Breaded Fish; Salad bar, Baked potatoes; corn; and Rolls was served. Dessert Get down Daren! consisted of cake and ice cream. After the meal was the time everybody had been waiting for — it was time for the prophecies and wills. The Senior Class prophecies were given by Tim Lang and Greg Railsback. And the Junior Class will was read by Gary Henkel and John Skow. The benediction was then given by Matt Grimm. The dance began with Q103 disc jockey Dennis Green joining in the fun. Are you hungry Gary? Sa Just mingling Boy this is good! Sponsored by: T M CLOTHING, TIPTON AG IS MY BAG BOTTOM ROW: Daren Lehrman, Steve Brown Brian Jackson, Tim Po duska. TOP ROW: Jeff Linder, Bruce Lehrman, Chad Kleppe, Deron Jur gensen, Brian Gutwiler and Advisor Tom Quint The Future Farmers of America is a national organi- zation of, by and for students in Vocational Agricul- ture. The FFA is an essential teaching tool for the prac- tical application of technical skills, lessons and leadership. Under the leadership of the officers and with the advice of Mr. Quint, the members have worked to improve their knowledge of agriculture and help the chapter grow throughout the year. 1982-83 FFA Officers: Tim Poduska, Secretary; Steve Brown, Treasurer; Daren Lehrman; V-President, Brian Jackson, President; Craig Smith, Sentinel; Scott Donohoe, Reporter Daren takes his hat off for Agriculture 2 A SWEET SUCCESS Quint gives Daren pointers before he announces the sweetheart Where ya goin’ Jodi? Queen 1983-84 sweetheart court consisting of: Scott Donohoe and Pam Goldsmith; Craig Smith and the 1982-83 Sweetheart Kathy Gutwiler Brian Jackson and the 1983-84 Sweetheart Queen Terri Johnson, Steve Brown and Pam Tenley csp SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Signing the papers to his honor Craig's candelight ceremony NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Probationary members: D. Lehrman, B. Hanks, B. Lehrman, S Hasselbusch, J. Jurgensen, R. Tenley, J. Brendes, L. Flynn, S Regular Members: A. Jurgensen, M. Jurgensen, J. Kuenhle, B Wendel, J. Juhl, A Matheny, D Tenley Jackson. R Boysen A. Block. K Boysen M. Sander. P Tenley, L. Hoffman, K. Juhl, M. Grimm, C. Proctor, J. Inman, D. Jurgen- son, Not Pictured Here: M. Cashman, T. Ralston, M. Kirstein, K Gutwiler, V. Meyer This is thrilling Sponsored by: HAZEL’S HEADQUARTER’S, STANWOOD STUDENT COUNCIL J The 1982-83 Student Council accom- plished several things. They donated $150 to the Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Also, they gave $100 for the Homecoming Parade. For Christmas, they ordered the movie ‘1941 ’. Another item approved by the Student Council was a sociology idea for late arrival and early dis- missal for seniors with first or seventh hour studyhall. Head of the Student Coun- cil is Ray Linder (above). BOTTOM: Gary Henkel, Ann Jurgensen, Lisa Kurth, Larry Hunt; SECOND ROW: Tim Rouse, Craig Kleppe, Doug Cook, John Skow, Paul Randolph; THIRD ROW: Tim Lang, Carmen Smith, Brenda Lovell, Steve Doser, Christie Block, Bruce Lehrman; FOURTH ROW: Dustin Weiland, Chad Shaull, and Danelle Johnson PEER COUNSELING Peer Counseling is set up so that students can take their problems to the other students rather than par- ents or teachers. Reasons behind joining could be to learn how to help others or learn how to help them- selves. LeRoy Miller (above) is in BOTTOM ROW: Nicole McCullough, Angie Block, Vonnie Robinson; TOP charge of the program. ROW: Tim Lang, John Skow, Carolyn Dohmen, and Vonda Meyer. Not includ ed in picture are Doug Albaugh, John Lamont, and Carol McAtee Sponsored by: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Cedar Rapids Annual Staff BOTTOM ROW: Bob Dains, Robert Boysen, Tim Simmons, Vonda Meyer, Janel Zimmerman, Lisa Techau, Alesia Domer, Jill Hegarty SECOND ROW: Tim Lang, Gary Henkel, Lisa Kurth, Tammy Klemme THIRD ROW: Kathy Gutwiler, Alan Gadke, Wayne Flockhart, Dave Albaugh, Carolyn Dohmen, Angie Block and Molly Cashman This is the second year the Annual Staff has been only those enrolled in the class, but the experience was of no avail as yearbook companies were changed from Taylor Publishing to Herff Jones. New methods and tech- niques had to be learned and used by much of the bewildered staff members. The main thing learned in the class is that there is more to putting together a yearbook than taking pic- BOTTOM ROW: T. Simmons, V. Meyer, T. Ralston; SECOND ROW: J. Keuhnle, G. Henkel, N. McCullough; THIRD ROW: D Murdock, A. Gadke, M. Jurgensen, K. Gutwiler; FOURTH ROW: S. Merfeld, R. Boysen, B. Hanks, B. Lovell and L. Hunt The Advanced English class, also known as the Publications class, had a very busy year keeping up with all of Lincoln's social and athle- tic events. The class spent much time working on the writing of articles in journalistic style and working on layouts for the Pioneer-Herald. mS, ie Typical day of “‘Animal’’ Staff working? working hard or hardly tures. Much time is spent making layouts and writing the dreaded copy. The hardest part of the year was selling the ads, which along with the book sales, finances your yearbook. The staff busy as usual!! WORKING TOGETHER Although the softball squad of ‘82 was small, the team did work well together to rack up a 15-12 season record and a 7-7 confer- ence record. Behind the coaching of Mr. Gary Stamp, the Panthers were able to make it into the first round of regional softball. The season of '82 had its ups and downs. There were times the team looked to be a sure winner only to be surprised, but at other times the team from LHS would blow a team right off the field. Altogether, Lincoln won five games in 5 innings or less includ- ing a 21-9 massacre of the Lisbon Lions. Because of their scoring ability, the team was ranked 34th in the state for total team runs (225) and 24th for runs scored- game (8.33). Lincoln kept the fans coming with the two winning streaks in the season of 5 and 6 games. One of these winning streaks included a battle of the bats in a game pla- gued by extra-base hits between She’s OUT! Lincoln and Oxford Junction. After 9 innings of play, the Panthers won the game 19-9. Batting was a big factor as 5 of the 9 starters ended the season with batting averages over 300. Since the bats were so impressive, the team was mentioned several times in the All-State selections. The team was ranked 34th for doubles game, 19th for total team triples, 15th for triples- game, and 19th for team slug- ging percentage (.439). Angie Block and Vonda Meyer both with 3 and Kris Weber with 2, got Lin- coln ranked 16th in state for total number of homeruns in a season (8). The Softball Panthers learned many things during their last sea- son under the direction of Coach Gary Stamp. The girls learned that they always had to work as a team to get the job done, and there was never one individual star — it was always a team effort. Batter up. TEAM HONORS a , Co-Captains r cl len Most Valuable@P! Most Improved | ad Konnie Juhl Huckledebuck i _Jamette Jurgensen: Because of his coaching talents, Mr Stamp leads to another fine season. Am | cute? Or am | cute! Pictured at left. BOTTOM: Christie Block, Shelly Pruess, Brenda Lovell, Lori Flynn, Sheri Flynn; MIDDLE: Carol McAtee, Jaci Juhl, Sheryl Wendel, Kris Weber, Connie Weber, Lisa Kurth, Konnie Juhl; TOP Jane Kuehnle, Stacey McAtee, Rhonda Tenley, Angie Block, Vonda Meyer, Ja- nette Jurgensen, Sally Weber, Coach Stamp ALL-STATE Special Mention Angie Block — Shortstop Honorable Mention Jane Kuehnle — Second Base Kris Weber — Outfield ALL-CONFERENCE (Pictured at left) First Team Angie Block — Shortstop Jane Kuehnle — Second Base Vonda Meyer — Utility Kris Weber — Outfield Second Team Janette Jurgensen — Pitcher Lisa Kurth — Catcher Honorable Mention Carol McAtee — First Base aD SUMMER LEAGUERS IN ACTION «? antes Oh, c'mon, pitch the ball I'm waiting. BOTTOM: Mark Doser, Joe Corbin, Larry Hunt, Scott Jackson, John Butler, Keith Jones: TOP: Steve Doser, Rick Scott, Mike Paidar, Bruce Hanks, Chad Kleppe, Deron Jurgensen Don't lead off too far, Chad. mr, How ‘bout a homer, Deron Oi a, re “, _ rnin: Wa, 9 el —ee le oe One of the most exciting hits of the 1982 base- ball season was by Deron Jurgensen. He repeat- ed his outstanding hitting ability when he hit a homerun over the left field fence to give the Pan- thers a 9th inning victory over the Guttengerg Pi- rates. Coach Doug Jackson gave the Golden Glove Award to Deron Jurgensen for his talent at catch- ing. Scott Jackson received the Leading Hitter Award and Rick Scott received Most Improved Player. For All-Conference honors, Scott Jack- son was selected for 1st Team Shortstop and All- Northeast District, and Deron Jurgensen was chosen for Honorable Mention Catcher. There was something unusually different about the boys baseball team — there was only one senior, Keith Jones. The rest of the squad was composed of a strong nucleus of six sophomores, five freshman, and one eighth grader. Although the Panthers finished 5th in the conference, tied with Midland and Preston, they still will have ten returning letter winners back for the next confer- ence title. The Panthers ended their overall season with an 8-11 record. Their last loss of the season came when Clarence-Lowden shut out the guys 8-0 in sectional action. But you can bet that the guys will look for revenge. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON Can | play, coach? V's turn to serve receive ALL STATE Vonda Meyer — Special Mention, 5th team class A Kathy Gutwiler — Honorable Mention Jane Kuehnle — Honorable Mention ALL CONFERENCE First Team: Angie Block, Kathy Gutwiler, Vonda Mey- er Second Team: Jane Kuehnle, Lisa Kurth Honorable Team: Melinda Jurgensen As the Lincoln Volleyball season came to an end, the girls had many accomplishments to look back on. Again this year, the girls won the Mid-East conference with a perfect 7-0 match record. This season marked the third year that Lincoln has taken the conference in as many years as the conference has been established. Under the coaching and zest of new head coach, Marilee Oldorf, the girls played tough — tough enough to overcome their conference rival Clarence-Lowden to become sectional champs. Going into regionals, the girls played Bellevue and beat them three games straight to advance into the second round. But in the second round of regionals, the Panthers were beaten by the eventual state champs, Clinton Mater Dei. Lincoln was only one of two class 1A schools to beat Clinton a game in the regular season. - Sisterly love The floor is your friend, Flo ‘Lincoln was blessed with experienced, well-skilled girls to enhance Lincoln's Conference record. Lincoln's varsity team established a team standard of being ready to play at the start of the first whistle with com- plete determination and confidence to intimidate most teams. | hope future teams can establish the same reputation. | am proud of all the patience the graduates had during the season and the determination to do well and be a better skilled volleyball player all the girls dem- onstrated. Lincoln has had the most intelligent, talent- ed, and best looking team around.’’ — Coach Oldorf Receiving special awards from Mrs. ‘‘O ' were: Gold- en Digger — Angie Block, Golden Spiker — Vonda Mey- er, Golden Glove — Jane Kuehnle, Silver Serving Spoon — Lisa Kurth, Greatest Dinker Award — Melinda Jur- gensen. Three school records were broken during the season, two of those by Lisa Kurth. Lisa set new records in best serving percent for a season (97.9%) and most con- secutive serves (169). The team, as a whole, set a new record in best team serve reception percentage at a new mark of 71.5%. BOTTOM: Kathy Gutwiler, Vonda Meyer, Melinda Jurgensen, Jane Juehnle, Melody Kir- stein, Angie Block, Ann Jurgensen; MIDDLE: Christie Block, Janette Jurgensen, Jeannine Wagner, Kriss Lund, Sheryl Wendel, Lori Flynn, Konnie Juhl, Jodi Brendes, Shelly Pruess, Ruth Ann Tenley; TOP: Jana Meyer, Pam Goldsmith, Deb Sander, Angie Miller, Margie ! Yock, Carmen Smith, Sheryl Hasselbusch, Marlo Paulson, Tracy Miller, Lisa Kurth. Good form, Goot! A SEASON OF UPS DOWNS This was only the second season of cross country but the varsity boys won three meets and Kathy Boysen went to state. Success was due to the increasing number of participants, getting an early start with practices, and the great coaching staff. Re- turning lettermen were Robert Boysen and Joe Inman for the boys and Kathy Boysen for the girls. Also running for the guys this year were: Mike St. John, Joe Corbin, Mike Sand- er, Willie Wells, Tim Davidson, Jeff Linder, : BOTTOM: Tim Davidson, Joe Inman, Kathy Boysen, Wayne Lehrman, and and Wayne Lehrman. Kathy was the only girl Jeff Linder. TOP: Mike St. John, Mike Sander, Robert Boysen, Joe Cor- running and did quite well as an individual. bin. and Willie Wells This year, it was decided by Coach Steve Richardson that practices would start a week before school from 1:00 to 3:00. This fell between the two-a-day practices for foot- ball because Coach Richardson was also the coach for it. Bob pulling away from the pack. A fish out of water Where's the outhouse at? Darn inflatable shorts! Corbin and Saint ‘bolting’ past the competitors. The season was highlighted by three meets in which Lincoln varsity guys placed first. On Sept. 8, the Pan- thers went to the Lancer Invitational hosted by LaSalle. Kathy placed 4th in the varsity girls race, and the varsi- ty and junior varsity guys also captured firsts. It was a big boost for the fellows and they knew that there wouldn't be another course quite as hilly. The Bellevue Invitational was the next victory which was held on the 22nd of September. The varsity boys got their second win, while Kathy ran away with first by a twenty second margin. Traveling to Oxford Junction on the 1st of Octo- ber proved to be a real winner. A total of three firsts were scored on that day. Kathy finished in first place and so did the junior varsity team. Then the varsity guys scored 24 points to make up the third win of the day. A record setting meet occurred on the 18th of Octo- ber at the Shellsburg Invitational. The varsity guys placed an unthought-of second, but two new cross country records were set! Robert Boysen had a time of 10:43 and a time of 12:35 was clocked for Kathy Boy- sen's record setter. On the 21st, Lincoln went to Waver- ly for districts. This meet cast a shadow over the season for the guys. Kathy did great with a 5th place finish and headed on to state. The guys weren't so lucky with their 5th place standing only four teams qualified for state. Lincoln missed by 17 points which isn't really that much if you consider all the possibilities in cross country. Kathy went to state for the second time in her cross country career. The junior ended up in the 21st position at the state meet. Robert Boysen was voted the most valuable runner and was named as captain for the 1982-83 season. Coaching was an odd story this year. Steve Richard- son set up workouts but couldn't attend the meets after school due to football practices. So teachers, who could, were asked to go as a coach; even Marge Doser, secretary, played coach for one meet at Shellsburg. Coach Richardson comments on the season, ‘‘We had an excellent season! | was very pleased with the number of guys out, and | believe that was our strength. We placed 5th at districts; it’s too bad that our district meet was the toughest in the state, otherwise we may have qualified for the state meet in Ames. Kathy ran very well. It took a lot of courage to work out with the guys’ team. I'm proud of the members of the cross country team; it takes a special type of person to par- ticipate in this sport, and we have some excellent com- petitors.”’ FEROCIOUS FIGHTERS Another well-earned lst down | got the beat!! IOWA DAILY PRESS ASSOCIATION (All-State) Offensive Guard — Scott Merfeld, Honorable Mention DES MOINES REGISTER (All-State) Offensive Guard — Scott Merfeld, Special Men- tion Defensive Tackle — Deron Jurgensen, Honor- able Mention QUAD CITY TIMES (All-Eastern lowa) Offensive Guard — Scott Merfeld, 3rd Team Defensive Back — Scott Jackson, 3rd Team Honorable Mention — Larry Hunt Our Determined Defense d-East Conference Scott Merfeld Scott Jackson Mark Doser “Larry Hunt eron Jurgensen John Skow ‘The season had its ups and downs, but overall was successful,’’ commented Coach Steve Richardson. The 1982 Lincoln fighting Panthers finished the fair weather season with a 5-4 overall record and a 5th place conference standing of 4-3. Looking back over the games, the two most memorable highlights would be the Olin Lincoin duel that went into overtime with Lincoln winning 22-14. And the ‘‘Mud Bowl’’ down the road against arch rival, Lisbon, when the Panthers to- tally dominated them winning 7-6. Congratulations to the seven seniors and the entire team on a great year. The Thinker “Over Out” BOTTOM: R. Zimmerman, F. Mixell, B. Brown, D. East, T. Waddell, G. Henkel, R. Perez. S. Jackson, C. Boyd, L. McCall, T. Simmons, L. Frederick, M. Cashman MIDDLE: Coach Richardson, P. Randolph, M. Bickford, G. Railsback, J. Butler. B. Boyd, J. Skow, C. Proctor, S. Flynn, L. Hunt, M. Doser, TOP: S. Brown, S. Doser, T Lang. R. Scott, B. Hanks, C. Kleppe, S. Merfeid, D. Jurgensen, B. Lovell, Coach Lessmeier rr a Tough ride BOTTOM: Craig Proctor, Dean East, Jim Zaruba, Gary Henkel, Joe Inman, Jim LaMar, Tim Davidson; TOP: Teri Bell mgr., Vonnie Robinson stats.; Nicole McCullough stats., Scott Flynn, Deron Jurgensen, Tim Simmons, Larry Hunt, Doug Cook, Terry Waddell, Coach Lessmeier Jim trying for a stand up oi GOING FOR IT ALL � J 4 mproved Wrestler raig Proctor BOTTOM: Steve Kummer, Terry Waddell, Darold Schnipkoweit, Chris Boyd, Bob Hanks; TOP: Coach Lessmeier, Bruce Lehrman, Brian Gutwiler, Larry Hunt, Scott Flynn, LeRoy McCall, Dan Johnson With champions Tim Davidson and Gary Henkel and medal winners Jim LaMar, Joe Inman, Dean East, Craig Proctor, Deron Jurgensen, Galyn Paulsen, and Matt Bickford, LHS wrestled up 200% points to take the Lincoln tournament for the third straight year. Overall Lincoln had a very fine season as the team pinned and decisioned their way to a 6 and 2 record. Coach Lessmeier also achieved a personal milestone as his career coaching record surpassed the 500 mark with a 30-29 win over Monticello. Lincoln's wrestlers seemed to be cursed by the rat- ings game this year. Davidson started and ended the regular season rated 1 by the Des Moines Register. But Tim’s hopes for a state birth were pinned at sec- tionals in an overtime wrestleback match. Lincoln's other rated man was senior captain Gary Genkel. Dur- ing the season, Gary was rated as high as 5th. But, at the district meet, Gary had to settle for 3rd after being defeated in a heart-breaking match by Steve Helle. Other LHS matmen who qualified for districts were Jim Zaruba and Craig Proctor. Zaruba, who had an on again, off again season, placed 4th behind some tough competition at 126. Proctor, our man at 138, brought the fans to their feet as he scored a fall with 3 seconds left to qualify for state. On the mat at Vets, Craig didn’t fare so well as he was defeated in both of his matches. But Craig can't feel too bad, as the two wrestlers who defeated him took lst and 3rd in the state. Records broken this season: total team falls — 94: Craig was Lincoln's state qualifier this year. At 138, Craig Tim Davidson — consecutive pins — 10, pins — 17: achieved a feat that only three Lincoln wrestlers before him Gary Henkel and Craig Proctor (tie) escapes — 22: have achieved. Good job Craig!! Gary Henkel — most wins — 25; career takedowns — 120, career wins — 76, career pins — 39, career escapes — 71. : 61 AN AVERAGE SEASON Jump high, Melinda! FRONT ROW: Sheryl Wendel, Lisa Kurth; SECOND ROW: Managers; Ruth Ann Tenley, Sally Armstrong; THIRD ROW: Manager Karen Voss, Pam Ten- ley, Ann Jurgensen, Stacey McAtee, Debbie Tenley, Sheryl Hasselbusch, Kathie Hankemeier, Konnie Juhl, Manager Karla Nabb; FOURTH ROW: Asst Coach Jim Wendel, Esther Seegers, Kathy Jilovec, Janette Jurgensen, Kath Gutwiler, Sally Weber, Angie Block, Melinda Jurgensen, Head Coach Ray Linder Burnt their cookies! Good DEFENSE Ann! S 62 Sponsored by: DEAN'S '76, Mechanicsville : . yi Jurgensen, Kathy Gutwiler—— ost Improved Underclassman — “Brenda Lovett Angie shoots for two — FRONT ROW: Jonie Hankemeier, Denise Tenley, Marlo Paulsen, Christie Block, Jana Meyer, Brenda Lovell, Carmen Smith; SECOND ROW: Manager Ruth Ann Tenley, Shelley Pruess, Kris Lund, Sheryl Wendel, Jaci Juhl, Deb- bie Sander, Joti Brendes, Manager Karla Nabb; THIRD ROW: Manager Karen Voss, Rhonda Tenley, Jackie Mertka, Angie Miller, Margie Yock, Sheryl Has- selbusch, Janette Jurgensen, Head Coach Jim Wendel. Last November when girls basketball practice start- ed, there was a lot of talk about the team placing high in the conference — maybe win the conference championship. Lincoln was the only team to return 7 letterwinners in the conference. This year's team lackec playing an entire game with total concentra- tion. The girls would play 16 minutes of hard ball but wouldn't finish the game with that determination. Al- though the girls record was 7-7 in the conference and 9-10 overall, the games they lost were really close. The first game of the season was a big win for the gals. They squeezed passed Durant 76-73 after com- ing from a 17 point deficit at the halftime. They trav- eled to Preston for their first conference game and were defeated by 35 points. Being disappointed, the gals knew they had a chance to get back at them. For sectionals, the Lincoln squad traveled to Durant to take on Bennett for the first round. They were fired up to go at Bennett, but again, they only had full con- centration for part of the game. The gals did come back within four points, but it just wasn't enough. During the season, there were some individual re- cords broken: best field goal percentage of an entire game was 6 out of 6, 100%, by Kathy Gutwiler; most free throws in a row, 18, and best free throw percent- age for a single game, 10 for 10, 100%, by Lisa Kurth; and most rebounds in a single game, 18, and most re- bounds in one season was 172 by Sally Weber. ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS lst Team Forward — Lisa Kurth 2nd Team Guards — Ann Jurgensen, Sally Weber Honorable Mention Forward — Kathy Gutwiler RETURNING VETERANS Take it OFF guys!! Gotcha covered —_—_— — ) 30tta have two, G ne . “ rhs jegtyt byiy ’ ra ; r4 pyr.4 FRONT ROW: Manager, Lynn Frederick, Steve Doser, Daren Lehrman, Mark Doser, Mike Paidar, Bruce Hanks, Chad Kleppe, Manager Scott Donohoe; SECOND ROW Head Coach Gary Nelson, Joe Corbin, Roberto Perez, Tim Rouse, Scott Jackson, Mike Good halaness Guede St. John, Matt Grimm, Mike Sander, Asst. Coach Les Koering ee Good Form, Banger The boys had a disappointing finish for the year. They traveled to Lisbon for the first round of sectionals to play Alburnett. The game started off looking like they were going to pull it off with a win, but the three-point shot was the turning point. Lincoln tried to use the same advantage but still came up short. The boys had a really good year before sectionals. They ended up 10-4 in the conference which put them in third place. Scott Jackson was chosen Ist team All- Conference and Mark Doser Honorable Mention. Over all, they had a 12-8 record. The Lincoln boys team will have everyone back — all of the starting five plus all of the bench. The basketball team was like the baseball team this year. There was only one senior. At the banquet, Daren Lehrman got the name of the Lone Senior. Even though Daren didn’t get to play much, he still worked hard and had a lot of team spirit. The J.V. squad didn't have an overall good season, but Mr. Koering praised them for the hard work and determination. Next year the Lincoln boys will be hard to stop. With the talent that is coming back, you can bet that they will be going a long way. FRONT ROW: Joe Corbin, Jeff Linder, Brad Jackson, Dave Peterson, Willie Wells; SECOND ROW: Steve Doser, Rick Scott, John Butler, Pat Brady, Head Coach Les Koering . ae Use your power move THE FEW AND THE PROUD Kathy strides out in front Hanky swings for a spectacular throw The few and the proud was the season's slogan for the Lincoln girls in 1983. With fifteen girls participating in track, nine of which were freshman, the '83 squad car- ried on Lincoln's tradition of having an ex- ceptional girls track squad. This season 1983 the girls won two triangulars, placed well Captains — in every meet, and teamed with the boys’ meier team to win the First Annual Panther Coed Most Improved_5— Invitational Relay. _Jana-Meyer oo The 1983 season had many personal - Recognition Award — highlights. Kathy Boysen broke her own ' Beint Win school record in the 300 m run by more “MVP Kathy Boysen than 10 seconds. Her new record time is 11:43.78. In the season, the girls estab- lished 11 personal bests with the fresh- men leading the way in that category. Freshmen Deb Sander lowered her 100 m Juniors got into the act also. Lynn Hoffman, Kathy Boysen hurdle time by over three seconds to and Kathie Hankemeier and Stacey McAtee all set personal re- 16.77. She also established a best in the cords in their events. high jump with a jump of 4'8’'. Jackie The Panthers finished second at the Jensen Relays and fifth Mertka set a personal best in the 100 m_at the 1st Panther Invitational. As the conference meet rolled hurdles; Marlo Paulson and Sheri Flynn around, fifteen girls gave everything they had to defend our set PR's in the 200 m dash; Leah Flock- conference championship. Lincoln couldn't quite do it as the hart set a PR in the 800 m run; Christie girls were edged out by Preston, 101 to 98, for the title. Block, Jana Meyer, and Jackie Mertka all set PR's in the 400. Personal records weren't limited to the freshmen. Sophomores Janette Jurgen- sen and Jodi Brendes also set personal records: shot put with the throw of 33'1”' and discus 100'10 ’ for Janette and a per- sonal best in the 400 and 100mm hurdles for Jodi. my Jackie leaps for first place! Janette tosses a winning throw BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Hoffman, Stacey McAtee, Kathie Hankemeier, Kathy Boysen MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Mertka, Jana Meyer, Marlo Paulson, Christie Block, Sherri Flynn TOP ROW: Joannie Hankemeier, Debbi Sander, Angie Miller, Coach Steve Richardson, Janette Jurgensen, Jodi Brendes, and Leah Flockhart Good form Jodi! Just a little messing around!? Sponsored by: MANATT'S CONCRETE CO., TIPTON LINCOLN’S RUNNERS The high school boys track team had a good season this year, finishing with a lot of broken records Bruce Lehrman borke the Pole Vault record with a height of 12’6'’. Robert Boysen broke records in two running events, the 3200 m run with a time of 10:17 and in the 1600 m run with a time of 4:38. Scott Merfeld broke the record in the shot put with the distance of 52'4 ' and threw the discus for a distance of 147'7 Chad Kleppe set a record for the 400 m hurdles with a time of 58:9 Lincoln placed first in the Rebel relays at North East and got first in the Panther Relays. They placed second in the Jensen Relays and third in the Butterup Relays at Lisbon. Coach Linder commented, ‘‘We only lost 3 guys so we should have a good team next year too.” Lincoln finished 3rd in the Mid-East Conference and Boysen, Merfeld, and Lehrman advanced on to the Boys State track meet. Where's it at Willie? Which leg goes over first? BOTTOM ROW: Robert Boysen, Scott Merfeld, Mike Pedersen, MIDDLE ROW: Willie Wells, Jeff Linder, Pat Brady, John Butler, Chris Boyd, Bob Hanks, Melvin Potter. TOP ROW: Wayne Lehrman, Mike St. John, Coach Linder, Scott Jackson, Chad Kleppe, Joe Inman, Darold Schnipkoweit m It's Miller Time Brian Boyd and Joe Corbir Peg-legged Joe Clearing the low hurdles high! ee te - Push it Willie! ? Holding hands or handing off? Sponsored by: LINCOLN ATHLETIC BOOSTERS MIGHTY a ge on a Sarl he, ek ee AY , . = P, N T FE ry S Varsity BB. At Bottom: Michelle Marlatt, Lisa Techau, Molly Cashman, Middle Pam Brown, Top: Jill Hegarty What next, guys? OOPS! Wrong school! Varsity FB. Lynn Hoffman, Kathy Jilovec, Jill Hegarty, Vonnie Robinson, Nicole McCul lougn, Kellie Zimmer. Wrestling: At Bottom: Jane Kuehnle, Leah Flockhart, Vonda Meyer, Middle: Kellie Zimmer, Lori Flynn, Top: Lynn Hoffman A combined effort. Easy does it FOOTBALL SEASON: 5-4 games CONFERENCE: 4-3 games 5th place JV SEASON: 2-4 games JV VOLLEYBALL SEASON: 19-9-3 matches 58-29 games CONFERENCE 7-0 matches lst place TOURNAMENT: Sectional Champs Regional Champs SEASON: 9-4-0 matches 17-9 games FRESHMAN SEASON: 5-6 Me atches 12-13 games BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON:12-7 games CONFER- JV ENCE:10-4 games 3rd place SEA- SON: 2-9 games SOFTBALL SEASON:15-12 games CONFER- ENCE: 7-7. games 3rd place TOURNAMENTS: Sectional Regional ] GIRLS BASKETBALL SEASON: 9-10 games CONFERENCE: 7-7 games 5th place JV SEASON: 6-4 games FRESHMAN: 3-9 games WRESTLING SEASON: 7-2 duel meets ASEBA TOURNAMENTS: — _ Sectionals — 3rd SEASON:8-11 games Lincoln — lst CONFER- Clear Creek — lst Alburnett — 3rd en ae Midland — 3rd Tipton — 4th JV SEASON: 4-11 games Runner-up Qualifier A SLUGGING SEASON Show us your underalls!! “Despite the outcome of the season's record; 1-3 for sev- enth grade and 2-2 for eighth grade; the Lincoln girls softball team made great improve- ments and showed aggressive- ness in both offense and de- fense. The girls played heads- up running and_ hitting throughout the few months. It was evident that their desire to expand their knowledge of un- derstanding the game in- creased during the season.” These were some of Coach Les Koering’s comments. The team consisted of 13 BOTTOM: Kathy Goldsmith, Jill Gray, Anne Albaugh, Mary LaMar, Denise Robinson, Christa seventh graders and 9 eighth Driscoll. TOP: Gina Brendes, Joan Crock, Julie Lovell, Kim Mixell, Kim Robinson, Lauri graders. The batting averages 42 U@. Trina Glover for the team were very high with many girls batting way above the .500 mark. BOTTOM: Wendy Hoffman, Janelle Pini, Barb Crock, Sheryl Boots, Shelia Wendel. TOP: Theresa Hasselbusch, Susan Paidar, Amy Inman, Kathy Christiansen, Ana Dudley, Carolyn Corbin BABY BOUNCERS Carolyn is ready to bump the ball as Wendy sets it Anne shows her strategy in serving the ba The J.H. Volleyball teams didn't turn out to have winning seasons this year but played with a lot of heart in every game “The girls had good skill and technique, but due to the tight schedule, didn't have a lot of time to practice and develop them, but through the season they did improve,”’ said Head Coach Mrs. Oldorf. The Eight grade squad finished with a 0-6 record and the Seventh grade finished with a 3-3 record BOTTOM: Sheryl Boots, Shelia Wendel, Amy Inman, Wendy Hoffmamn, Susan Paidar, Joan Crock. MIDDLE: Kathy Goldsmith, Marsha Lawerence, Ann Albaugh, Lauri Zaruba, Barb Crock. Mary LaMar, Jill Gray. TOP: Asst. Coach Melody Kirstein, Coach Marilee Oldorf, Julie Lovell, Carolyn Corbin, Theresa Hasselbusch, Kathy Christiansen, Janelle Pini, Susanne Siver, Shelly Mullan, Robin Trout Sheryl using her backwards-bump | want to be THIS tall technique A PUZZLING SEASON The J.H. football team had a 1-4 record for the 1982 season. Their win was their first game against the Olin Lions, 20 to 9. There were 19 boys that went out, and out of the 19, 14 of them won letters. “The Jr. High football squad was short on numbers and size this year, but still many of the players showed improvement during the year. | hope all of the eighth graders continue on into high school ball next year, and that we pick up some more 7th graders for next years’ squad. Good luck and keep improving in years ahead,” commented coach Wendel. The team rushed for 339 yards and passed for 254 yards. They punted 14 times averaging 23 yards per punt. Tom, No. 15, looking for a receiver. Tough and ready defense. Participating in Jr. High football were: Mike Fagan, A flying kick. Tyler Rouse, Brian Mullan, Jeff Corbett, Tom Jackson, Dave Sloan, Gene Jones, Bill Miller, Mike Flynn, Steve Broulik, Chad Gadke, Mike Hall, and Jim Wethington (manager) on the 8th grade team. On the 7th grade team were: Todd Thumma, Dusty Weiland, Danny Jilo- vec, Bob Dunston, Dan Shaffer, Robert St. John, Larry McCall, Randy Brown, Pat Donohoe, Mitch Mullan, Chad Shaull (manager) and Chad Rubner (manager). Coaching them was Mr. Wandel. Are you ready? Yeah! LITTLE MAT RATS Working for a take down With a squad of 15, the Lincoln grapplers gained a lot of experience on the mat. The Lincoln Junior High squad chalked up the second winningest sea- son in school history by wrestling to a 4- 3 dual meet record. The season's high point came in Lincoln's first victory over a tough Mt. Vernon squad, 32-16. BOTTOM: Larry McCall, Darel Sloan, Randy Brown, Dan Shaffer, Dusty Weiland; MIDDLE Brian Mullan, Mike Flynn, Steve Broulik, Bry- an Achenbach, Dave Sloan; TOP: Rory Pruess, Tom Bell, Bill Miller, Denny LaMar, Jim Wethington Turn ‘em over! os Thinking about it MET TH eS ««, It's a stick up BOTTOM TO TOP: Sheryl Boots, Sheila Wendel, Susan Paidar, 2 Kathy Christiansen, Barb Crock, Carolyn Corbin, Amy Inman, Jan- — as elle Pini, Teresa Hasselbusch, Wendy Hoffman, Ana Dudley Concentration! Now What?? During the season Mrs. Oldorf made it possible for every girl to participate in each game which helped them to im- prove on their individual skills. The girls progressed throughout the year and im- proved on passing and game violations. The eighth grade improved their sev- enth grade record by achieving a 5 and 3 record. The team really improved on driving to the basket and shooting free throws. Although the seventh grade’s record was a mere 1 and 7, Mrs. O. feels that with a lot of hard work and determination the girls can make a great improvement and turn their season around. BOTTOM TO TOP: Kim Robinson, Jill Gray, Robin Trout, Mary LaMar, Kendra Bosenberg, Julie Lovell, Christa Driscoll, Kim Mixell, Denise Robin son, Ann Albaugh, Joan Crock, Gina Brendes, Susanne Siver a SHOOT FOR TWO ? Move, Please Good follow-through Watch that toe, Todd? The Junior High boys basketball squad consisted of 12 eighth graders and 10 seventh graders. The 7th grade had a record of 2-6, but with a strong field next year they look to im- prove greatly. Leading scorer for the 7th grade was Todd Thumma with 67 points. Receiving honors for their sea- son play were: Best Defensive player — Randy Brown, Darel Sloan; Leading Rebounder — Todd Thumma; Most Improved — Todd Thumma; MVP — Darel Sloan. The 8th grade had a more success- ful year, finishing the season at 6-2. Tom Jackson was the leading scorer with 106 points on the season. Honors went to Brian Mullan as best defensive BOTTOM: Mike Hall, Larry McCall, Dan Shaffer, Randy Brown, Mike Flynn, Dan Jilovec player; Bill Miller — Leading Re- MIDDLE: Tyler Rouse, Jeff Corbett, Tom Jackson, Brian Mullan, Dave Sloan, Todd bounder; Tony Koch as most improved 3 k I ler, Thumma. TOP: Setve Broulik, Gene Jones, Brian Dohmen, Chad Gadke, Bill Miller and Tom Jackson — MVP. Mike Fagan, Dusty Weiland, Bobby Dunston, Robert St. John , 79 - JH GIRLS HAVE A FINE SEASON “WARE A4AAAAA . M. Catch her Teresa Determination! The Jr. High girls track squad had a successful season with three first place meet finishes, three second place finishes, a third, one fifth, and one sixth place. Many individual perfor- mances were bettered throughout the season by all of the [aig $ '. girls. The girls lost by ¥2 point in the Mid-East Conference. [ae Meet to Midland, which was a blow, but also a challenge. Jump high! Don't let her catch you! Sponsored by: CASEY'S GENERAL STORE, MECHANICSVILLE The Jr. High Boys Track didn’t have a real good season this year, but did do well in a few areas. Denny LaMar set a Conference record for the Jr. High 100-meter dash with a time of 12.34. The team did win two duel meets over the course of the season and coach Scott Boots said, ‘‘The boys had steady performances through the sea- son,’’ going on to say, ‘‘the hurdles were real good. They always placed in the high jump and pole vault; and they had two good relay teams — the 4x100 and the 4x200.”’ Great handoff Mike! Stiff competition Over with ease Sponsored by: ROPA’S STORE, STANWOOD ee TO THE FANS!! Reading pictures left to right: 1 — Dedicated fans!: 2 — Good handoff!; 3 — Yes God O.K.; 4 — These guys could've beaten the Russians!; 5 — It's stuck!; 6 — water, WATER!; 7 — Mr. Basketball; 8 — Don't get too excited; 9 — The wet heads, Kathy, Kathy, and Kathy l Brian's pastime I'm gonna get you! 3 Oooouuuch 4 Mr. Mile Who is that masked person? 6 Oh, Steve 7 Steve's in hot pur Suit 8 Tiptoe through the tulips 9 Laying 'em again! 10 — Excited track fans! THE SPIRIT RAISERS Football cheerleaders. BOTTOM: Janelle Pini; MIDDLE: Julie Lovell, Denise Moravek, Laurie Zaruba; TOP: Mary LaMar Wrestling cheerleaders. BOTTOM: Suzanne Sivers; MIDDLE: Julie Lovell; TOP: Anne Albaugh Mary LaMar, Laurie Zaruba Sponsored by: CE-COX REFUSE, MECHANICSVILLE SENIORS BRING ADDITION TO THE SCHOOL As we stand here, On the edge of our dreams, We must look forward to our lives. Our futures are bright, And stand before us like wide open doors, Beckoning us to go through. We have every chance now to be what we want, We have only to make the right choices. Our choices may be hard, For no one can share another's, But we can not turn back. Our pasts are gone now, But no matter how far away we grow We must never forget them, Because the growth in our lives of the future are grown Because our lives in the future grows From the seeds of what we were in the past. Senior class officers are: Jill Hegarty, Sec.; Gary Henkel, V. Pres.; Doug Al- baugh, Treas.; and Brian Jackson, Pres. David Albaugh Doug Albaugh Sakly Aums trong Angela Block Robert Boysen Steven Broun Sherry Burkhead Douglas Cook Robert Dains Alesia Domer Scott Donohoe Scott Flynn Kathy Gutwiler Gary Henkel Barb Himes Larry Hunt MeLinda Jurgensen Melody Kirstein Tammy Klemme ; ag = ‘ Jane Kuehnle Daren Lehuman Canok McAtee Seott Merfeld Vonda Meyer Michaek Pedersen Terri Ralston Picture Not Available ‘e a f la Anita Rigby Darcie Schnipkowertt Timothy Simmons oa N b John Skow Terry Waddeke JoAnn ‘Willey Janek Zimmerman Ann gets one of many Congratulations Larry! Senior Awards Day lowa Bar Award — Melody Kirstein American Legion — Kathy Gutwiler, Larry Hunt Congressional Medal of Merit — Jane Kuehnle DAR Award — Jane Kuehnle State of lowa Scholars — Terri Ralston, Melody Kirstein, Melinda Jurgensen, Ann Jurgensen Citizenship Awards — Melody Kirstein, Terri Ralston, Vonda Meyer, Ester Seeger, Ro- berto Perez Leadership Awards — Brian Jackson, Kathy Jilovec, Jill Hegarty, Ann Jurgensen Service Awards — Angie Block, John Skow, Terry Waddell, Kathy Gutwiler, Vonda Meyer Activities — Vonda Meyer | DARE YOU — Alesia Domer, Mike Pedersen Male Athlete — Scott Merfeld Female Athlete — Ann Jurgensen Valedictorian — Ann Jurgensen Salutatorians — Melody Kirstein, Melinda Jurgensen £ To Esther: Even though we live far from each other, | shall never forget the days which | spent with you. It doesn't matter that we are not togeth- er because our friendship is forever. Though days pass without sight of your face or a word from your pen, we know that when we meet again we shall begin where we left off! I've known you for more than a year now; I've learned your moods, felt your joys and sorrows, and shared your ever-changing approach to the American way of life. | wish you all the good and charm that life can offer. You know that nothing can ever change what we experienced together. We are all travelers in the wilderness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is a TRUE friend! Friends Forever, Kathy Sharing times together From the Netherlands comes Esther Seegers. Esther was a member of the Keith Jilovec family. She has been very active dur- ing her stay in lowa. At Lincoln she has been involved in basketball, the Fall musical, cho- rus and her schedule consisted of: beginning foods, sociology, history, art, Spanish, Eng- lish, clothing, government, and writing lab. Esther also had the opportunity to visit Colo- rado for skiing adventure. In her spare time she enjoys ballet, swimming, and reading. Esther's future plans are to be a tourist guide in southern Europe or study psycholo- gy. Good luck to you, Esther, in the future from all of us at LHS. We hope your stay in America was enjoyable. Skiing in Colorado Corbin gives his advice ells, ia - All the way from the country of Colombia is Ro- berto Perez. Roberto has been involved in many ac- tivities and his schedule involved English, college prep, advanced math, American government, histo- ry, chorus, physics, American literature, writing lab and art. In his spare time, he can be found reading, dancing or anything to do with music. Roberto enjoyed his fun filled stay in America and he wants to return to Colombia to study oil engineer- ing. We at LHS wish you the best of luck in the future. Busted! ee FOREVER BEGINNING Lincoln Community School Commencement Sunday, May 22, 1983 2:00 p.m. Processional Margaret Proctor Invocation Rev. Dick Harberts Valedictory Ann Jurgensen Introduction of Speaker ......Dale Proctor Commencement Address: ‘Forever Beginning” Mearle Griffith Director of lowa United Methodist Communica- tions Musical Selection Members of the Senior Class Presentation of Diplomas................ . Larry Harr, President, Lincoln Board of Education Scholastic Recognition Louis C. Grimm McElroy Scholarship — Vonda Meyer Marilyn Gamble TTF Scholarship — Melody Kir- stein Sherry Burkhead Lincoln Education Association Scholarships — Mike Pedersen — Terri Ralston — Melinda Jur- gensen — Melody Kirstein — Darcie Schnipkoweit Gladys E. Ferguson — Sally Armstrong — Angie Block — Melinda Jurgensen — Melody Kirstein Darcie Schnipkoweit — Tammy Klemme — Mike Pedersen Singing their last words to the crowd Isn't this exciting? Don't trip, Esther Mearle Griffith, Commencement speaker These outfits really feel strange Is this really happening? Ann Jurgensen, the valedictorian, addressing the crowd Gary needs a helping hand | finally made it! SENIORS INVADE ST. What is so interesting down there? Hamming it up together The Thunder River Ride was a main attraction The Gateway Arch “iveuweeeysae =Lgees A good overlook of the Cardinal stadium Everybody say cheese! The Class of 1983 departed at 5:30 a.m., May 24 for St. Louis, Missouri, for their sen- ior class trip . The six hour bus ride was spent sleeping, playing cards, and just plain The McDonald's River Boat talking. It wasn't long before someone yelled, ‘‘We're here! ’ (That surely woke the dead.) Attractions visited were the Anheuser- Busch Brewery, The Gateway Arch, Six Flags, the St. Louis Zoo, and Grant's Farm. The 42 students and five chaperones stayed at the Rodeway Inn in downtown St. Louis with the accommodations of a swim- ming pool. (Thanks to Mrs. O. and others.) Judging from all this activity you think ev- eryone would sleep on the bus ride home . wrong. The time was spent reminiscing abo ut elementary days and the good ol’ past. Everyone enjoyed the trip and cher- ished the last moments together as a class. JACK’S FEED AND GRAIN, INC. Stanwood, IA Phone: 319-945-3321 | “| CLARENCE MOTOR COMPANY Clarence, IA Phone: 319-452-3682 319-895-8685 NEAL’S WATER CONDITIONING SERVICE, INC. Maytag Appliances 700 First Ave., N. Mt. Vernon, IA 52314 SUPER GO Stanwood, IA 945-6132 Tony and Carolyn Larry, Alan and Gert BOOT'’S BODY SHOP 104 South Elm Mechanicsville, |A 52306 Phone 319-432-6311 Bill Boots, Phil Boots, Randy Boots Compliments of THUMMA'S DX Steve R. Seehusen SEEHUSEN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 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For we are class of S The best th ill ever A AS a Kath thy Gutwiler TO MY SISTER- We've shared some jokes, and through the years, some food and fun, some joy and tears, But the greatest thing we could ever share, s that special love that is always there! ; I LOVE YOU, FOREVER!!! Angie. can put you in a daze, all of your silly craze. is something found in heart, waiting to will there ''til start. sometimes stop you're nd a al ots of times it just goes might be coming your way, stop and think whether you'd it to stay. Love Ya This is dedicated to the BEST teacher at Lincoln - Mrs. Murdock. I would like to thank you for not just being a teacher, but for being a real friend, I hope in the future other kids will find the special REALLY cares, friend I have found in you. If you want someone who Thanks for everything. Sherry Y OFT E Pick Grantz for Bobby Kelly, Well, the end of my school years are I | done, but you'll be here for a few ILS ent more years. Just hang in there and before you know it, you will be finished, too. Thanks for being the greatest niece and nephew ever! I love you, Sherry To all underclassman, the road rise up to meet you, the wind be always at your back, the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields, nd until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of His hand. ( an old Irish verse) Tammy Anothe: eo nic 7S Ss a e as‘ an | ae on i th) aan46 3 = 2