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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

LINCOLN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL STANWOOD-MECHANICSVILLE OLUME XXIII IOWA lax TOP HITS 1984 Elementary DN i scr hab hacen gavescisntewiiixeannest page 21 High School page 39 Be hntiaestenensacisevesmassnscavendts page 49 PRR rerio ecko cscsceosiscssceseansss page 73 IEE tertiles Poni sasiisien censniensmnanasees page 91 Ads page 105 “TURN ME LOOSE” 1. We're not really not in high school. 2. Pretty fancy move there, Ourng. 3. You can come up now, Kellie. 4. Yes, class, this is a tree. 5. The three stooges plus a half. 6. Who says seniors are too old to play 7. Just a minute, Mom, I’m getting my picture taken. 8. We're studly, just ask us. 9. Another day in study hall, another nap. 10. One of Lisa’s cloth- 11. Don’t shoot, I’m innocent. 12 ing projects What's so interesting, gals? “DELIRIOUS” ——— . Nice try, guys, but “Charlie’s Angels” was cancelled a few years ago. Maybe Sure, girls. You chase us around all day wanting your “Three’s Company” needs help picture taken, and then you won't look up Peek-a-boo! Future “Nobel” prize winners. Lets see the trick, and then we’ll give you a treat. Brian Gutwiler, how do you spell relief? Hint: It starts with an A bit nippy? : P Yea, it’s better if you don’t look at it Miss Curley’s twin? No, actually it’s just an Air Force Band Mem- ber Omigosh! Look what’s escaped from the zoo!! “LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL” “Hi world!” and shouldn't have to tell you again. Nap-time for some at the elementary. 4 Brad and Tim enjoying another pep assembly. a - How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie-pop? A very rare occasion, Miller in deep thought. Up, up, and away! Last one in is a rotten egg Darn, | can’t find my correction tape anywhere Lincoln’s one and only “Teddy Bear” Pam, I wouldn't do that if I were you. Dave, thinking about his dream gir we Frank and another one of his inventions Another one of Miss Bohlken’s frustrating tests Elementary students boarding the bus, ready to start a new day. Archer, Joy Bails, Crystal Brimeyer, Jeremy Burtlow, Joe Chappell, David Cook, Mindy Danly, Brian Dohmen, Mark Farrington, Mark Ferguson, Scott Fuess, Tammy Flockhart, Angela Harms, Lynette Hellstern, David Huffman, Jennifer Fisher, Scott Jackson, Nicole Jackson, Robin Johnson, Tawnya Kepler, Nichole Lane, Jamie Ann Lehrman, Keith LeVan, Katie Litscher, Ben McCune, Jennifer Meese, Michael Morrison, Lindsey Neuenkirk, Jamie Otten, Crystal Paup, Brian Platner, Mandy Pritchard, Heather Rohwedder, Nicolas Rohwedder, Rachel Sandberg, Robin Siebels, Bryan Siebels, Carrie Stamp, Paige Tapken, Sara Unruh, Heather Walshire, James Weber, Mandi Weber, Natasha Wethington, Wendy DIIID y : as “BABY FACE” Kindergarten And you say nobody loves me! “IN THE DARK” First Grade Ahirichs, Susan Ahrens, Alisa Albaugh, Carrie Blinks, Hope Brown, Gretchen Coppess, Robert Curley, Karena Danford, Jennifer Davidson, Jennie Day, Rahmat Dierks, Katherine Dircks, Lisa Fisher, Mandi Flockhart, Jason Frank, Sara Gravert, Michelle Holets, Anton Husmann, Jennifer Jarzombek, Debra Kurth, Tricia Matthess, Duane Meese, Cressey I just get so disgusted at times Meyer, Brent Moffit, Stacey Moore, Ryan Neuenkirk, Kelly Oldorf, Nathan Seitz, Annette Siebels, Deborah ' Siegle, Sumer Studer, Desi Sulzner, Brandy Tonne, Stefanie Unruh, Tiffiney : a Yule, Tera , . 4 Zaruba, Zeb “ROCK OF AGES” 2nd Grade An, Somalay Beck, Brad Bemer, John Boots, Jerad Boyd, Danny Brimeyer, Ben Broulik, W es Brown, Chelsea Carter, Kelly Chappell, June Dauber, Sara Driscoll, Jason Farrington, Michelle Feuss, Brandy ? . . «4 mh Freeman, Tim Glover, Mike Goodman, Stacey Harrington, Peter Hines, Trish Jewell, Jennifer Johnson, Randy Knutsen, Michael Laing, Aimey Miller, Scott Musselman, Carrie Nelson, Nate Oldorf, Meredith Otten, Julie Paup, Tammy Petersen, Kristen Phillips, Tom Pritchard, Jennifer Seligman, Eric Spratte, Kori Stamp, Tait Umbdenstock, Trisha Weber, Cory Weber, Stephanie Wendt, Rodne Whitlatch, Valerie Zidlicky, Amy “PM ALRIGHT” 3rd Grade Ahlrichs, Sara Archer, Erik Billick, Shelby Boots, Christine Corbett, Brian Dauber, Danny Dierks, Shane Dunn, Jennifer Evers, Lori Frank Jonathan Gravert, Amanda Gray, Joni Jarzombek, Sharyl Jensen, Angie Koering, Amy Koering, Susan Kuda, Jessica Laing, Chad Laing, Susan LiJana, Jason Matthess, Tammie Meyer, Brian Orthner, Cole Paup, Stacy Petersen, Mark Pini, Delia Platner, Sara Puffer, Matt Robinson, Adrienne Rohwedder, Laura Ropa, Dona Jane Schrier, Kari Stolte, Mandi Sulzner, Chad Tenley, Brian Thumma, Brian Trout, Cindy Walshire, Brian Walshire, Candi Woodard, James Zeien, Timmy “RUN FOR COVER” Fourth Grade Baker, Dan Billick, Michael Butler, Chris Carter, Kyle Dawson, Heather Donohoe, Sherrie Driscoll, Thomas Dunston, Kelly Fries, Emily Fuller, Christine Hagen, Darrick Harms, Dawn Jilovec, Amy Kepler, Eirik LaMar, Steve Lawrence, Shawna Moore, Daren Robinson, Michael Robinson, Randy Schrier, Scott Shaffer, Ben Shaull, Amy Sloan, Dawn St. John Randi Weiland, Darin Wink, Jeremy Woodard, Jeff Zerbe, Shannon Zidlicky, Jake “Let's get the show on the road.” “ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL” Fifth Grade Albaugh, Jesse Albaugh, Lisa Ahrens, Travis An, Somaly Baker, Chris Bickford, Dawn Boesenberg, Jim Boots, Jessica Brendes, Jamie Butler, Keli Jo Corbett, Robbie Danly, Jennifer Davidson, Martha Dircks, Rachel Driscoll, Lori Fagen, Julie Freeman, Tom Greene, Gary Hagen, Deana Husmann, Dawn Jackson, Ronald Kuda, Tera Laucamp, Chad Matheny, Sam McCall, Michelle Miller, Alesia Myers, Michelle Paidar, Dan Paulson, Shawn Phillips, Jennifer Robinson, Wes Rubner, Daron Rutan, Jennifer Seligman, Heidi Let’s get crazy. St. John, Darla St. John, Rod Thumma, Scott Trout, Brooke Weiland, Doug Wendt, David Let’s hear it, chic. “DON’T LET IT END” Sixth Grade Bails, Joe Balster, Angie Boots, Mike Boyd, Tony hard people work when the camera's around? Butler, Krisan Cook, Cyndi Cook, Tim Crock, Lee Dav dson, Nicki Dircks, Lori Driscoll, Vicki Fries, Katie Goodman, Marcie Gray, Chad Jackson, Craig Johnson, Joe Knutsen, Michelle Koch, Josh Kuda, Angie Lamar, John Lund, Kirk McAtee, Mike McCullough, Heather Moore, Mike Mullan, Justin Mullan, Kelly Orthner, Shannon Paup, Chad Proesch, Craig Robinson, Tara Robinson, Todd Sandberg, Adam Shriver, Sheilla Tavernie, Tina Taylor, Stephanie Thimmes, Tom Tenley, Brian Tenley, Bob Vaughn, John Wendt, Ryan Wink, Jamie Woodard, Becky Woodard, Heather Zerbe, Kim Zidlicky, Eric Zimmerman, Carey “NOTHING EVER CHANGES” Here, let me help you. School, what a drag! Miss Caldwell, where is your mask? In trouble again?? 5TH AND 6TH GRADE FIELD DAY RESULTS 5TH BOYS, GIRLS 50 m dash J. Bosenberg, D. Hagan 100 m dash — J. Bosenberg, D. Hagan 400 m run — R. St. John, M. Meyers 200 m dash — R. Jackson, M. Meyers 800 m marathon R. Jackson, D. Husman Running long jump R. Jackson, T. Kuda Sit-ups — J. Brendes, S. An Discus W. Robinson, K. Butler High jump D. Weiland, T. Kuda Triple jump — R. Corbett, M. Meyers Shot put — S. Paulson, M. Davidson Softball throw — D. Husman Football throw — D. Wendt 200 m relay — W. Robinson, D. Wendt K. Bulter, S. Matheny 200 m hurdle relay — S. Paulson, M. McCall L. Albaugh, L. Driscoll 6TH BOYS, GIRLS 60 m dash J. LaMar, H. Woodard 100 m dash J. Koch, H. Woodard 400 m run — B. Tenley, S. Orthner 200 m dash B. Tenley, A. Kuda 800 m marathon A. Sandberg, B. Woodard Running long jump J. Koch, H. McCullough Sit-ups A. Sandberg, S. Taylor Discus M. McAtee, T. Tavernia High jump B. Tenley, M. Goodman Triple jump — J. Koch, S. Taylor Shot put J. Johnson, S. Orthner Softball throw S. Orthner Football throw J. Johnson 200 m relay — T. Robinson, T. Boyd, K. Mullen, T. Tavernia 200 m hurdle relay T. Boyd, C. Gray, M. Goodman, S. Taylor Aren't weee cute! “YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE” Albaugh, Carolyn Second Grade Benson, Steve Art K-6 Caldwell, Donna Resource Room Corbin, Sara a Second Grade Day, Catherine Third Grade Ferguson, Dorothy First Grade Flockhart, Geri General Aid Fonteyne, Patti Ch. | Reading, Math Harr, Deborah Teacher Associate Heyer, Robert Sixth Grade-L.A Social Studies Finger lickin’ good! This homework is making me confused. Story time is now in session. Hutchinson, John Principal Inman, Connie First Grade Long, Betty Kindergarten McVay, Jenifer Music K-6 aa cm ome ry - i -— 3s . . Tell me another one, Mrs. Ferguson Sadeghpour, Margaret Science 4-6 Sauer, Kathleen Math 4-6 Steffen, Karen Fourth Grade- L.A. Social Studies Miller, Ruth Fifth Grade-L.A Social Studies Mull, Bonnie Third Grade Nelson, Gary P.E. K-6 Coaching Rife, Gladys Prin. Secretary rILIION wy ort J Not another one of these boring days You gotta get a boy in the picture, too! We're just one big happy family! Sponsored by: CHAPMAN’S FUNERAL HOME, Clarence Bus drivers “DIRTY DEEDS” Marie Boots, Vernon Boots, Russ Moravek Cooks Bus driver John Umbenstock Martha McCall, Mary Weber. ¢ } a Bus drivers Martha McCall, Ed Pini Custodian Ron Albaugh. “PRIME O F YOUR LIFE” Albaugh, Dirk Apel, Greg Barnhart, Brad Bell, Travis Billick, Kim Boettcher, Keith Cribbs, Stacy Dauber, Mike Dawson, Caron Driscoll, John Dudley, Dean Give it to Keith, he'll eat anything! Gesling, Kim Hanks, Angie Henkel, Laura Hoffman, Doug Jensen, Tracy Sponsored By: HAZEL’S HEADQUARTER’S, Stanwood 7th Grade Jilovec, Brett Jones, Julie Kirstein, Ruel Koch, Chris Kummer, Kristie Lehrman, Angie Lewis, Jon McCullough, Kelly Pres. Kim Billick V. Pres. Angie Lehrman Sec. Julie Jones Treas. Brad Barnhart Pruess, Matt Puffer, Wade Steen, Dave “And heeeere’s Caron!” Swallom, Pat Tenley, Jeff Wendel, Jeff Wendt, Rhonda Zimmerman, Tanya Sponsored By R.B. TUBERTY, O.D. RICHARD SKOTWSKI, O.D., Mt. Vernon 23 Albaugh, Anne Kendra Brady, Todd Brendes, Gina Brown, Randy Butler, Teresa Cole, Sally Crock, Joan Davidson, Richard Donohue, Pat Driscoll, Christa Dunston, Bob Glover, Trina Goldsmith, Kathy Gray, Jill Hall, Erica Himes Ann Jilovec, Danny LaMar, Mary Lovell, Julie “PHOTOGRAPH” This year’s class officers were: Pres Gina Brendes, V. Pres Christa Driscoll, Treas Ann Himes, Sec nN - Kim Mixell It’s rough being a composer Oh, I think I’m gonna get sick! 8th Grade McCall, Larry Mixell, Kim Mullan, Mitch Mullan, Shelly Paidar, Val Robinson, Denise Robinson, Kim Rubner, Chad Rutan, Roonie St. John’ Robert Schneider, Wayne Shaffer, Dan Shaull, Chad +. —e . ; —7 J Wipe that smirk off your face Whatever you do, don’t make a mess y. , Siver, Susanne Sloan, Darel Thumma, Todd Trout, Robin Weiland, Dusty Zaruba, Lauri THE J.H. PLAYS AND SINGS ... Wi__ a FRONT: Erica Hall, Kim Robinson, Mary LaMar; SECOND: Richard Davidson, Lauri Zaruba, Trina Glover, Kim Mixell, Julie Lovell, Ann Himes, Teresa Butler; THIRD: Robin Trout, Val Paidar, Jeff Wendel, Dave Steen, John Driscoll; FOURTH: Christa Driscoll, Joan Crock, Dirk Albaugh, Gina Brendes, Anne Albaugh, Jill Gray, Mr. Walker; FIFTH: Chris Koch, Kim Billick, Bob Dunston, Todd Brady, Doug Hoffman, Robert St. John. Come on Jill and get serious like Erica. All it takes is a little concentration, and a lot of hot arr. Sponsored by: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Cedar Rapids “THE SOUND OF MUSIC” Now let me see, what can we sing next? FRONT: Angie Lehrman, Anne Albaugh, Erica Hall, Crock, Julie Jones; THIRD: Dave Steen, Travis Bell, Robin Trout, Lauri Zaruba; SECOND: Jill Gray, Doug Hoffman, Jeff Wendel, Miss Petersen Gina Brendes, Christa Driscoll, Mary LaMar, Joan OT on Everybody sing together now. Sponsored by: LUCKY TROPHIES, INC., Cedar Rapids “STAY OUT OF TROUBLE” VLMa id . h ip Yes, Anne, this would fit if you had three arms This sure does beat the school’s lunch bas Just look at this lunch Hello operator, I would like to It only takes one to punch the buttons, but place an overseas call two to make it right. Ok, Roonie, just go ahead and try it! Maybe someday our picture will be on the Corn Flakes box JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS JH FB Cheerleaders Laurie Zaruba, Robin Trout, Mary LaMar, Jill Gray, Joan Crock JH WR Cheerleaders: Robin Trout, Mary LaMar, Laurie Zaruba, Kim Billick Sponsored By: DEAN’S 76, Mechanicsville ‘Touch and Go” Coach Koering gets a helping hand from Kathie and Sally. SCORES Wheatland Lisbon ei C-I - BOTTOM ROW: Christa Driscoll, Anne Albaugh, Kathy Goldsmith, Mary Lamar, Laurie Zaruba, Kim Gesling, Kim Billick; TOP ROW: Joan Crock, Kim Robinson, Robin Trout, Tanya Zimmerman, Kim Mixell, Jill Gray, Coach Koering. “Don’t Bring Me Down” SCORES Lincoln Midland Lincoln Olin Lincoln Mt. Vernon Lincoln 2 Wilton l incoin ¢ -| Lincoln 3 Lisbon weve S S S S Great reflexes, Kathy BOTTOM ROW: Christa Driscoll, Joan Crock, Jill Gray; MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Goldsmith, Denise Robinson, Mary Lamar, Kim Mix- ell, Lauri Zauruba, Mrs. Oldorf; TOP ROW: Mrs. Hoffner, Val Paidar, Susanne Siver, Shelly Mullan, Anne Albaugh, Robin Trout, Kendra Boesenburg, Kim Robinson. BOTTOM ROW: Angie Hanks, Stacy Cribbs; MIDDLE ROW: Kim Billick, Tanya Zimmerman, Angie Lehrman, Kim Gesling; TOP ROW: Tracy Jenson, Julie Jones, Kristy Kummer, Caron Daw- son AT LEFT: Mrs. O's girls warm up before the game AT RIGHT: Team tries to pick up their spirits “Don’t Bring Me Down” The 1983 Lincoln Jr. High Football team had a very successful year. They went 4 and 1, with their only loss going to Clarence-Lowden. They had a total of 74 points, and the opponent’s score total- ing 34. There was a total of 21 boys that went out, and 15 of those were letter : Faithful football fans. winners. Hit ‘em harder. BACK: Coach Wendel, R. Kirstein, T. Bell, T. Thumma, D. Weiland, R. Brown, P. Swallom, B. Can we go in, Coach? Dunston; MIDDLE: B. Barnhart, M. Mullan, M. Dauber, W. Puffer, D. Hoffman, C. Koch, L. McCall, J. Tenley, M. Pruess; BOTTOM: J. Driscoll, D. Albaugh, J. Wendel, K. McCullough, B. Jilovec, D. Jilovec, J. Lewis. “Another One Bites The Dust’’ BACK: T. Bell, P. Donohoe, L. McCall, R. Brown, R. Kirstein, P. Swallom; MIDDLE: D. Jilovec, K. McCullough, O. Phen, J. Wendel, D. Hoffman; FRONT: J. Tenley, D. Sloan, D. Dudley, W. Schneider Will you lay still? Shorty pulls it off again. (Darell Sloan) Push it, harder. “TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT” Jump, jump, sky high, tip it to a panther guy! The squad showed a great deal of improvement as the season pro- gressed. After four games, the of- fensive average was 18.5 and by the end of the season it was 38.0. The teams defensive average was more consistant, that being 26.1. The team ended their season with a 5-3 record overall. The eighth grade ended with a 1-7 record but played very good ball throughout the season. Our game with Midland in which we scored 36 points was our best of- fensive output. The team averaged 26 points while giving up 38.5 points per game. Just don’t stand there, Kelly! Bottom row: W. Puffer, D. Steen, B. Barnhart, J. Tenley, D. Albaugh, K. McCullough, R. St. John; 2nd Row P. Donohue, C. Koch, J. Wendel, R. Kirstein, D. Hoffman, D. Sloan, Coach Jackson; 3rd Row — W. Schneider, D. Jilovec, R. Davidson, L. McCall, B. Dunston, B. Scoff, 4th Row T. Thumma, R. Brown, R. Rutan “FOOTLOOSE” The seventh grade didn’t win a game, but improved with every game they played. With only six girls, each had to play the entire game and all had lots of exper- lence. The eighth graders were highly competitive each game. They played with lots of desire and spirit. This group of girls had fun and showed lots of potential to do well as they mature. The Jr. High philosophy was not whether we won or lost, but how we played the game. Look Mom, no hands! Am I doing it right, Coach? 4 : Bottom row: J. Jones, S. Cribbs, G. Brendes, J. Gray, A. Hanks, A. Lehman, Coach Oldorf; 2nd Row: K. Billick, J. Lovell, K. Mixell, K. Robinson, K. Boesenberg, R. Trout; 3rd Row: Which basket are you shooting at, girls? M. LaMar, J. Crock, K. Goldsmith, S. Mullun; 4th Row: K. Driscoll, S. Siver, C. Dawson. “STRAY CAT STRUT” Mrs. Oldorf, K. Dawson, A. Lehr- in, J. Jones, K. Billick, D. Robinson, K ison, K. Boesenburg; 2nd row: A. Al- , A. Hanks, S. Cribbs, K. Driscoll, K Paidar: 3rd row: J. Crock, S. Siver, R. Trout, K. Gesling, E. Hall Ist row: J. Wendel, D. Steen; 2nd row: K McCullough, C. Koch, C. Shaull, M. Dauber, D. Albaugh, R. Kirstein, T. Brady, 3rd row P, Swallom, L. McCall, R. Davidson, 4th row T. Thumma, B. Barnhart, R. Brown, D. Hoffman, R. St.John Mgr., B. Dunston Mer “ROCK TIL YOU DROP” Top left: Another one of Mr. Wendel’s great plays Top center: Mrs. O’s hard training pays off Top right: Kelly gets ready to pin another victim. Middle left: Chad is obviously for world peace Middle right: Traveling without a suitcase Bottom far left: We know this is a duplicate Bottom left: That a way to dig it up, Joan “Ror Les. Nice fishing hat Steve, but maybe you should have washed it first. Hurry up Mark, we only have a few minutes before they blow up the world! Just like in the movie Wargames! Little does the Accounting class know, but there’s a killer ant on the lose. “THE DAMAGE IS DONE” Aberle, Karen Achenbach, Bryan Adney, Darrell Apel, Brian Bell, Tom Boots, Sheryl! Broulik, Steve Christiansen, Kathy Corbett, Jeff Corbin, Carolyn Crock, Barb Dains, Lisa Dohmen, Brian Dudley, Ana Fagan, Mike Flynn, Mike Gadke, Chad Hall, Mike Hasselbusch, Teresa Himes, Deanna Hoffman, Wendy Hor, Vonno Inman, Amy Lewis, Jamie Jackson, Tom Jones, Gene Mike Flynn, Secretary; Jim Wethington, V No Brian, the time won’t go President; Chad Gadke, Treasurer; Chris La- any faster by just watching mont, President the clock — on Golly, Miss Bohlken, we’re just foolin’. We're not going to print this picture honest. Don’t you trust us? “FRESHMEN” Koch, Tony LaMar, Dennis Lamont, Chris Lawrence, Marsha Miller, Bill Moravek, Denise Mullan, Brian Myers, Brenda Paidar, Susan Phen, Ourng Chris and Tony were awed by the fact that Gene had spent 2 weeks on writing his program, but Rory found an error Pini, Janelle Pruess, Rory Ropa, Ray Quick, hide it! Rouse, Tyler Sloan, Dave Swallom, Lynn Wendel, Sheila Wethington, Jim es Wiggins, Tom Zerbe, Suzy a MENTAL HEALTH Christie Block Chris Boyd Pat Brady Bryan Brown John Butler Charlie Klopp Angie Domer Leah Flockhart Sherri Flynn Joannie Hankemeier Bob Hanks Brad Jackson Danelle Johnson Bob Johnson Jeff Linder Brenda Lovell Michelle Marlatt Oe { a Where did you get your baby face? Aren’t we cute! Marlo Paulson, President; John Butler, Vice-President; Chris Boyd, Treasurer; Da- vid Peterson, Secretary a —_ _ SRE Sponsored By: ROPA’S, Stanwood SOPHOMORES Jackie Mertka Jeff Mertka Jana Meyer Angie Miller Marlo Paulson David Peterson Melvin Potter Deb Sander Kristin Shriver Another lazy day at Lincoln High School oo Carmen Smith Larry Techau I will get on it right away, Sam. Denise Tenley Ruth Ann Tenley Jackie Wagner Margie Yock Bob Young Rod Zimmerman Sponsored By: LAWSON INSURANCE AGENCY, Olin Aberle, Kathy Bell, Teri Bickford, Matt Brendes, Jodi Bunge, Rod Cook, Meloni Corbin, Joe Dains, Mike Davidson, Tim Doser, Steve East, Dean Flynn, Lori Gesling, Sherri Gutwiler, Brian Hasselbusch, Sheryl Johnson, Tina Juhl, Jaci Jurgensen, Janette Kainz, Diane Klemme, Bob Kleppe, Chad Krumroy, Hope Kruse, Susie Kummer, Steve LaMar, Jim Lamont, Hugh “SEXY AND SEVENTEEN’’ What a hair raising experience! Our own Don Ho (Bryan Rubner) This year’s class officers were: Pres Bruce Lehrman, V. Pres Sheryl Hasselbusch, Treas Janette Jurgensen, Sec Shelly Pruess Picture not Available Juniors Lehrman, Bruce Lehrman, Wayne Lund, Kriss McCall, Leroy Matheny, Andy Meyer, Sherry Miller, Tracy Nabb, Karla Paidar, Mike Paidar, Pam Peek-a-boo, I see Hugh! Paulson, Galyn Pruess, Shelly Competition was tough at the tryouts for a Say Uncle Crest toothpaste commercial Robinson, Laurie Robinson, Vonni Rubner, Bryan Schnipkoweit, Darold Scott, Ricky Tenley, Rhonda Thompson, Tina Voss, Karen Wagner, Jeannine Waterman, Michelle Weber, Sally Wells, Willie Wendel, Shery! “TOO LATE FOR LOVE” The guest singer of the Air Force our own Mr. Grimm. Oak Ridge Boys eat your hearts out! Gee, I wonder what Santa’s gonna bring me? Bohliken, Joyce Science Corbin, Paul Art Curley, Michele English, Drama Doser, Marge Prin. Ath Dir. Sect Goodman, Joel Math Grantz, Dick Social Studies Grimm, Shirley Media Aide Grimm, Lou Sec. Principal Hoffner, Melanie Student Teacher Inman, Jerry Science, Math Jackson, Doug Act. Dir., P.E. Coaching The School Board Members are: (bottom row) Jim Brendes, Harry Driscoll; (top row) Paul Zidlicky, Jim Crock, Jeptha Randolph, Sr. Kaefring, Arlene Chap. I Reading Home Ec Koering, Les Math, Coaching Lambert, Jenny Bus. Ed., Annual Lessmeier, Terry English, Coaching Linder, Ray Science, Student Council, Coaching Matheny, Susan District Sect McGuire, Kevin Resource Room Miller, Leroy Guidance Counselor Mohling, Dean Vo. Ag., FFA Murdock, Devonee English, Speech Oldorf, Marilee Media Aide, P.E., Coaching Petersen, Shelley Vocal Music Proctor, Dale Superintendent Richardson, Steve Social Studies, P.E., Coaching Richmann, Marcia Home Ec Sander Gil Industrial Arts, Driver Education Slach, Mary Ann Supt. Sect Walker, Paul Instr. Music Wendel, Jim American History, Coaching Young, Virginia English, Spanish Ongo, the Bongo Ethel, the Pethel-Wethel Iggie, the Piggie-Wiggie Oo... ah 00... ah Lincoln Panthers rah, rah, Ya know, Kath, you can sit anywhere ya like. — A couple of baldies at Lincoln High. Sponsored By: STANWOOD SKELGAS rio) ie High School Custodian, Jim Kepler High School Custodian, Marlin Flynn “RUN FOR COVER” The Lincoln girls had many disappoint- ing moments on the softball team. The big- gest of them all was losing to Mt. Vernon in first round sectionals by one point. But dur- ing the season, the black and white team had many bright moments. The biggest be- ing winning the conference championship in 14 years. Along with winning the Lincoln Invitational, the girls ended with a 16-8 season record and a | 1-3 conference record. Coach Noeller looks for good things to happen in the summer of ’84. The Panthers have many promising players returning with four of them being among this year’s All Conference selections. i =e Do you have a hole in your glove, Vonda? Did you get her, Lisa? TEAM HONORS Golden glove Lisa Kurth Leading hitter Vonda Meyer Most improved — Janette Jurgensen Captains Angie Block, Vonda Meyer, Jane Kuehnle BOTTOM ROW: C. Block, R. Tenley, J. Juhl, S. Wendel, L. Kurth, K. Juhl, B. Lovell, S. McAtee, K. Hankemeier. TOP ROW: W.Hoffman, T. Hasselbusch, S. Paidar, M. Yock, J. Jurgensen, V. Meyer, A. Block, R. Tenley, J. Pini, Coach Steve Noeller. Absent from picture, J. Kuehnle and S. Wendel. Say What? Konnie’s best side. You're going to have to shout it out, Christie. ALL-STATE Lisa Kurth and Vonda Meyer Elite Special Mention Angie Block Special Men- tion Janette Jurgensen — Honor- able Mention OPPONENT WE THEY Guttenberg Olin East Central Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden Guttenberg Olin East Central Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden Maquoketa Wilton Oxford Jct. Wwe WI NIOK O —— AWA — av — All-Conference Selections — TOP: Angie Block, Ist Team Infield; Vonda Meyer, Ist Team Infield; Janette Jurgensen, Ist Team Pitcher. BOTTOM: Jane Kuehnle, 2nd Team Infield; Lisa Kurth, Ist Team Catcher; Sheryl Wendel, Honorable Mention; and Stacey McAtee, Ist Team Outfield. ‘Take Me Out To The Ball Park”’ During the 1983 baseball season, seven of their 19 games were decided by a single run. Of those, they won three and lost four of the one-run games and three of the seven into ex- tra innings. They rounded out the season with an 8-6 Conference record, and a 10-9 overall. With improvements in a few areas, the Pan- thers can look forward to a super 84 season as they graduate only two of their team members. As usual, the Conference race will be a chal- lenge; but the Black and White will be striving i ot Potato! for the top spot. Hot Potato BOTTOM ROW: Tim Rouse, Chad Kleppe, Mark Doser, Joe Corbin, Craig Proctor, Jeff Cor- bett, Tom Jackson; TOP ROW: Matt Bickford, Bruce Hanks, Steve Doser, Deron Jurgensen, Rick Scott, Scott Jackson, Larry Hunt, John Butler, Coach Doug Jackson. Absent from picture, Gary Henkel, Mike Paider Hit a homerun, Rick. Sponsored by: CASEY’S, Mechanicsville OPPONENT Guttenberg Olin East Central Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden Guttenberg (8 innings) Olin : East Central Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden Wheatland Lost Nation Oxford Junction WNW DAWN WY (9 innings) (12 innings) V3 ask x | i a ee P — bre Cs? mtg, la Let her rip! é = [SS ALL-CONFERENCE ALL-STATE Scott Jackson — Ist Team All-Conference, Shortstop; and 2nd Team N.E. Iowa, Shortstop. Bruce Hanks — 2nd Team All-Conference, outfield. Rick Scott All-Conference Honorable Mention. TEAM HONORS Most Improved — John Butler Leading Hitter — Scott Jackson Golden Glove Deron Jurgensen All-Conference Selections: Rick Scott, Scott Jackson, Bruce Hanks. “TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME” in hot pursuit The Dynamic Duo Not now, Willie LINCOLN git Cot Prams + 198 Hang in there, Mike The State Qualifiers Joe Corbin, Willie Wells, Mike Sander, Mike St. John, Joe Inman FIRST ROW: Kathy Boysen, Mgr. Carolyn Corbin; SECOND ROW: Willie Wells, Tim Davidson, Mike St. John, Joe Corbin, Ray Ropa; THIRD ROW: Wayne Lehrman, Jeff Linder, Mike Paidar, Mike Sander, Joe Inman. b ne y bs ah Ty Seige! Look at that stride! Eleven very dedicated athletes re- presented Lincoln in cross country this year. Kathy Boysen represented us as the only girl but did an outstand- ing job. Her lowest finish was 20th at North Linn and her highest was sec- ond at Bellevue. She finished 12th at the districts. The remaining ten boys had a very high degree of success, winning three meets, second in one and third in an- other. This was out of a total of seven Some of our loyal fans at state meets. The team finished 4th at dis- tricts which qualified them for state. At the state meet we finished 7th out of sixteen schools. The team received a lot of leader- ship from the upperclassmen and a lot of unity was shown by the entire team. It was a very successful year with many good memories for all who par- ticipated. | P ‘ Does runnin’ make ya tired, Joe? Varsity GIRLS Kathy Boysen BOYS Willie Wells Joe Corbin Mike St. John Mike Sander Joe Inman Wayne Lehrman Jeff Linder Our one and only Season Highs 13:03 10:41.1 10:42.1 10:45.8 11:13.7 11:20 UL S7 11:50 Sponsored by: PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION, Tipton “GET DOWN ON IT” 1983 All Conference Selections: Ist team Lisa Kurth, 2nd team Sally Weber and Janette Jurgensen, Honorable Mention Shelly Pruess — en pare Another switch-a-roo! The Lincoln volleyball girls compiled another winning season in conference competition with a 6 and | match record. We started the season with two returning letter winners and made the season a winning success due to hard work and lots of learning from all the girls. Valuable playing experience and much improvement was made dur- ing the season at all levels of play. The team was a chal- lenge and extremely rewarding to work with from a coach- ing standpoint. The raw talent here at Lincoln for volley- ball has barely been tapped. Last minute preparations. FIRST ROW: L. Flynn, S. Weber, J. Brendes, K. Juhl, J. Jurgensen, L. Kurth, K. Lund, S. Pruess,S Hasselbusch; SECOND ROW: C. Block, J. Wagner, D. Sander, Asst. Coach M. Hoffner, Head Coach M. Oldorf, Asst. Coach C. Bear, J. Meyer, T. Miller, S. Wendel cand terran. Banach CONFERENCE RECORD Lincoln vs. C-L 0-3 Lincoln vs. Lisbon Lincoln vs. Guttenburg 3-0 Lincoln vs. Preston Lincoln vs. Midland 3-1] Lincoln vs. East Central Lincoln vs. Olin 3-0 Easy does it ™ FIRST ROW: Mgr. H. Krumroy, M. Yock, J. Meyer, D. Sander, C. Block, C. Smith, Mgr. J Hankemeier; SECOND ROW: J. Pini, A. Inman, R. Tenley, K. Christensen, S. Paidar, M. Paulson, W. Hoffman; THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach M. Hoffner, Head Coach M. Oldorf, S. Wendel, M. Lawrence, A. Miller, T. Hasselbusch, S. Boots, Asst. Coach C. Bear os Sitting down on the job, huh Lisa!! Sponsored by: ROGER’S STANDARD SERVICE, Mt. Vernon “EYE OF THE TIGER” What’s the scoop, Scott? The 1983 season was very rewarding from a coach’s point of view. They played very well. Coach Richardson was very proud of these ath- letes for their strong desire to achieve the goals they had established for themselves. They may not have achieved everything they had wanted to attain, but they learned a lot about themselves during the year. The entire team should be proud of their season. The final standings for the 1983 season was: Conference 5-2 Over All 7-2. Come to papa. TEAM HONORS Bryan Lovell Most Improved Underclassman .... Chris Boyd Most Improved Upperclassman . Brian Gutwiler Super Sideliner Brian Gutwiler Most Helmet Awards Scott Jackson 1983 Team Captains Scott Jackson Deron Jurgensen Bryan Lovell 1984 Team Captains Steve Doser Chad Kleppe Rick Scott Ironman’s Club ... Mark Doser, Leroy McCall Scott Jackson, Chris Boyd Chad Kleppe, Bill Miller Steve Doser, Tom Jackson “ And they're off ... Sponsored by: CE-CO REFUSE, Mechanicsville Tackle the guy with the football. een S inka ? WF, (By 83 fy eas Ld -_ — Vi LEcoLW AN G4 Simca’ AN ty 109 68 g 66 76), umes 7 NN , FIRST ROW: F. Mixell, R. Zimmerman, C. Boyd, M. Flynn, P. Brown, L. Techau; SECOND ROW: T. Jackson, B. Brown, L. McCall, C. Gadke, T. Rouse, M. Fagan, B. Miller, T. Rouse; THIRD ROW: Coach Richardson, P. Randolph, S. Jackson, T. Lang, D. Jurgensen, C. Kleppe, M. Doser, J. Butler, D. East, Coach Lessmeier, FOURTH ROW: B. Gutwiler, G. Railsback, B. Lovell, C. Proctor, B. Boyd, G. Paulsen, B. Hanks, R. Scott, S. Doser. Hey, where's everybody go ing? CONFERENCE RECORD Lincoln 15 Lisbon Lincoln 28 E, Central Lincoln 26 Preston C-L 46 Lincoln Lincoln 14 Guttenberg Midland : Lincoln Lincoln Olin SPECIAL MENTION I.D.P.A. All State — Bryan Lovell All-Eastern Iowa — H.M. — C. Kleppe, C. Proctor, M. Doser, P. Randolph 2nd Team Offense — B. Lovell 3rd Team Defense — S. Jackson, D. Jurgensen ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS First Team OFFENSE — Bryan Lovell First Team DEFENSE — Deron Jurgensen First Team DEFENSE Scott Jackson Second Team OFFENSE — Mark Doser Second Team OFFENSE — Rick Scott Honorable Mention — Paul Randolph “KING OF PAIN” FRONT ROW: Tom Bell, Jim Zaruba , Darold Schnipkoweit , Joe Inman , Brad Davidson , Jim LaMar , Tim Davidson , Brian Mullan : MIDDLE ROW: Stat Marlo Paulson, Stat Leah Flockhart, Matt Bickford , Rory Pruess, Steve Kummer, Denny LaMar, Mike Flynn, Dave Sloan; BACK ROW; Coach — Mr. Lessmeier, Galyn Paulson , Deron Jurgensen , Brian Gutwiler , Bruce Lehrman , Craig Proctor , Asst. Coach Ron Challis, Mgr Teri Bell ( indicates varsity wrestler) Craig steals a kiss from his struggling opponent. Cage that lion, Myron Tim always makes his man kiss the mat before a pin! Hey dude, you're going down! Excellent coaching if | may say so myself Ok now, this is our strategy fellas Is this the way you do it, Erv? Brad on a counter attack Galyn on the switch against West Branch The 1983-84 wrestling squad was the most successful in school history, going undefeated at 9-0-1 in duals and taking two first, a second, and a third in a demanding series of invitational tournaments The four state qualifiers this year were — Tim Davidson, Brad Davidson, Deron Jurgensen, and Jim Zaruba The squad established two new team records: “Most wins in a season” 221, and “Most pins in a season” 109 The squad will certainly go down as the best in school history — something they should be very proud of in the years ahead. I know I am certainly proud of their many accomplish- ments Coach Lessmeier “BACK IN BLACK” We finished with a 12 won 8 loss re- cord; also 9 wins and 5 losses in confer- ence play. This was a very rewarding year. We had two first team all-confer- ence selections those being Sally Weber and Lisa Kurth. Both of these girls re- ceived recognition on the state level. We were never out of any game we played. Three of our losses were to Clarence- Lowden who finished first in the confer- ence. Two other losses were for a total of four points. Coach Linder then finished by saying, “this was a good group of girls to work with. I feel that everyone put forth their best effort and enjoyed the season.” BOTTOM ROW W. Hoffman, S. Wendel, D. Tenley, A. Inman, J. Hankemeier, ¢ TEAM HONORS Corbin, K. Christensen; MIDDLE ROW — Mgr. A. Miller, J. Mertka, S. Paidar, Coach Jim Most Valuable Sally Weber Wendel; TOP ROW C. Smith, B. Lovell, J. Pini, B. Crock Captains Sally Weber, Lisa Kurth Most Dedicated Lisa Kurth Miss Hustle Konnie Juhl Most Improved Varsity Player Rhonda Tenley Most Improved J.V. Player Susan Paidar This ball is mine, and only mine! Konnie pulls down another re- bound No matter how hard the opponent tried, they could not scare Peek-A-Boo, Rhonda Busch enough for her to miss the basket OPPONENT Durant Wheatland Olin Lisbon Clarence-Lowden Midland Guttenberg East Central Preston Olin Lisbon Clarence-Lowden Midland Guttenberg East Central Preston Calamus Lost Nation SECTIONALS Calamus Clarence-Lowden 36 ROW |: L. Kurth, P. Tenley, K. Juhl; ROW 2: Mgr. A. Miller, S. McAtee, S. Weber, S Paidar, D. Sander, K. Hankemeier, Mgr. K. Nabb; ROW 3: Asst. Coach Jim Wendel, R Tenley, Coach Ray Linder Though they tried, they could not stop Lisa All Conference First Team Guard Sally Weber First Team Forward Lisa Kurth Honorable Mention Pam Tenley State Honors Roses are red, Sally Weber Des Moines Register 7th Violets are blue, Gazette Sth Don’t touch that ball, Quad City Times 2nd ‘Cause Weber will bite you! Lisa Kurth Des Moines Register Honorable Mention A group of varsity players play a serious Gazette Honorable Mention game of monopoly before playing Preston Quad City Times 3rd Sponsored By: LANGE’S GROCERY AND MEATS, Clarence “WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS” The Lincoln Panthers were two victories away from the State Tournament when they invaded the Wilton gym to play the Calamus Comets. Unfortunately, this vic- tory wasn’t to be had against this 1A dis- trict finalist. The loss ended a season that also brought about the conclusion of a 17-game winning streak. The Panthers ended the season with a 13-1 conference record and a 20-2 record overall. Several Panthers received honors at the team banquet: Mike Paidar received the Rebound Award with 177 rebounds, he also received the In Your Face Award with 91 blocked shots. Vertical Jump Award was a tie between Scott Jackson and Chad Kleppe with a jump of 29 inches. Scott also re- ceived two other awards which were the John Havlicek Award with 133 assists, and the Mr. Pressure Award with an average of 81%. Mike Sander received the Mr. Hustle Award. Team Captains chosen for the sea- son were Mark Doser and Scott Jackson. All-Conference selections were made and Lincoln was fortunate enough to have five fighting Panthers to the conference team selections which consisted of: Scott Jackson, Chad Kleppe, and Mike Sander. Mike Paidar made the second conference team, and Mark Doser made Honorable Mention. ROW ONE: Managers: Teri Johnson, Jana Meyer, Margie Yock, Andy Matheny; ROW TWO: Joe Corbin, Mike Sander, Mike Paidar, Scott Jackson, Rick Scott; ROW THREE Bruce Hanks, Mike St. John, Matt Grimm, Tim Rouse, Chad Kleppe; ROW FOUR: Mark Doser, Steve Doser; ROW FIVE: Coach Koering and Coach Nelson Scott was suspended in mid-air, while trying to tigure out how to put the ball in the basket ROW ONE: Managers: Jana Meyer, Andy Matheny, Margie Yock, Pat Brady, Bill Miller, John Butler, Chad Gadke, Mike Fagan, Coach Koering; ROW TWO: Brad Who says basketball's not a contact sport? Jackson, Jeff Corbett, Jeff Linder, David Peterson, Chris Boyd, Tom Jackson, Gene j Jones, Ray Ropa ‘ j OPPONENT WE THEY Wheatland 78 43 Olin 111 59 Lisbon 109 25 Clarence-Lowden 45 55 Midland 78 43 Guttenberg 77 57 East Central 85 51 Preston 87 51 Olin 48 27 Lisbon 99 Clarence-Lowden 77 Midland 83 Guttenburg 74 East Central 86 Preston 77 Durant 83 Calamus 84 Lost Nation 73 SECTIONALS Junction 62 Clarence-Lowden 56 DISTRICTS Shellsburg Stop ... better luck next time, Paidar Mark Doser attempts to rip down a rebound, de- Calamus spite a C-L player's efforts . “| . a J . - any D - 4 os 7, oN o a ¥ ey! | H.. ¢ - o 4 == Chad Kleppe runs out before his name is announced, while teammates try to hold him back. “CHARIOTS OF FIRE” Go girls, the race has started The 1984 track season was a very suc- cessful season for the girls this year. We had 20 girls out and out of those, we only had 6 upperclassmen and the rest were underclassmen. The girls set their goals high this year for they wanted to win the Jensen Relays, to be Mid-East Champs, to win our districts and to send as many as possible to state. Out of these four, they accomplished all four of them. We had four state qualifiers in three differ- ent events: Sheryl Hasselbusch, Jackie Mertka, Christie Block, and Deb Sander in the shuttle hurdle relay, Deb Sander in the High jump and 100 M. hurdles. Though the girls didn’t place in their events, they did a very fine job. These girls will be back next year to have an- other shot at it. - -., et. 7: Pe ie) ‘ee a ine 2 — Ger 6 my ‘- © @e om i mee Elienigcens b rene at ey Fe It’s a hopping race to the finish. FIRST ROW: Jodi Brendes, Janette Jurgensen, Lynn Hoffman, Kathie Hankemeier, Kathy Boysen, Sheryl Hasselbusch, Lori Flynn; SECOND ROW: Christ ie Block, Jackie Mertka, Margie Yock, Jana Meyer, Debbie Sander, Susan Paidar, Marlo Paulsen, Leah Flockhart, THIRD ROW: Wendy Hoffman, Amy Inman, Kathy Christiansen, Coach Richardson, Teresa Hasselbusch, Carolyn Corbin. Go for the gold! Margie shows her intelligence, again 2% ee State Qualifiers: Christie Block, Jackie Mertka, Debbi Sander, Sheryl Hasselbusch. It’s my turn to run, so let’s go, Marlo “MAN ON THE RUN” FIRST ROW: Mike St. John, Scott Jackson; SECOND Boyd, Joe Corbin; THIRD ROW: Mike Hall, John Butler, ROW: Brian Mullan, Willie Wells, Tom Jackson, Leroy Bruce Lehrman, Chad Kleppe, Jeff Mertka, Pat Brady, Chad McCall, Matt Bickford, Mike Fagan, Jeff Linder, Chris Gadke State qualifiers Mike St. John and Nice hand off guys. What would we do without you ole “tim- Bruce Lehrman. ers Co Captains’ .:.2.. Scott Jackson Mike St. John Most Valuable Chad Kleppe Most Dedicated Joe Corbin Most Improved Chris Boyd Whoa, Klep! The two man shuffle step relay is a favorite of Scott Jackson and John Butler. The squad of 18 young, energetic men pushed themselves to win two major relays. Those being the Rebel Relays at Norteast and the Buttery Relays at Mt. Vernon. In their conquest, two school records were broken: the 3200 m. relay (including Joe, Cor- bin, Chris Boyd, Mike St. John, and Willie Wells) and the 400 m. hurdles by Chad Kleppe with a time of 57.65. Lincoln had two qualifiers for the state competition Bruce Lehrman in pole vault- ing and Mike St. John in the 3200 m. run. Not only was Mr. Linder, their coach, satis- fied with those two, but he felt this season was good overall with lots of improvement in the underclassmen. Chris Boyd making his last round. “GAMES PEOPLE PLAY” What a lovely bunch of volleyball women “THE VICTORS” Hail to the Lincoln Panthers Hail to the conquering heroes Hail, hail, to good ol’ Lincoln team that'll never die Rah, rah, rah! Go, Lincoln fight for victory Go, Lincoln fight for glory Go, fight, and win this game for good ol’ Lincoln High! Go, Lincoln, go Go, Lincoln, go Smash ’em, bust ‘em, that’s our custom Go, Lincoln, go!!! He leaps with a single bound You say your teeth itch, Julie? ‘em your stuff, team. This is not the time to tell me about your problems concerning your love- life with Teresa, Tim. And the winner is. . . Willie Wells! Don’t everyone move at once. Hurry up clock, I can’t hold on much longer! “I GET EXCITED” FOOTBALI Danele Johnson Leah Flockhart Kellie Zimmer Laurie Robinson Nicole McCullough Vonni Robinson WRESTLING Vonni Robinson Lori Flynn Nicole McCullough Lynn Hoffman Christie Block BASKETBALL Danele Johnson Pam Paidar Pam Brown Lisa Techau Angie Domer BAND MEMBERS Marching-M Lisa Kurth-M¢ ke Sander-MC, Joe Inman-M¢ Matt Grimm-M(¢ Mark Doser-( r-( in-CJR Terri Johnson-R Kellie Zimmer-R Stacey McAtee-f Kathy Aberle-M¢ Jodi Brendes-MCJ Sheryl Hasselbusch-MCJ Janette Jurgensen-MCJ Lori Flynn-M¢ Willie Wells-MCJ Joe Corbin-MCJ Tracy Miller-MC Mike Paidar-MCJ Chad Kleppe-CJ Steve Doser-CJ Sheryl Wendel-CR Jeannine Wagner-CJI Vonnie Robinson-MC Christie Block-M¢ Danele Johnson-MC Jana Meyer-MC Carmen Smith-M(¢ Brenda Lovell-MCJ Jeff Linder-MC Brad Jackson-MC Debbie Sander-MCJ Kristin Shriver-MC Teresa Hasselbusch-MCj Ana Dudley-MC Amy Inman-MC Janelle Pini-MCj Sheila Wendel-MC Karen Aberle-MC Wendy Hoffman-M(¢ Kathy Ccristiansen-MCj Suzy Zerbe-MC Paidar-MCj Ray Ropa-MCJ Brian Dohmen-MC Jeff Corbett-MCJ Tony Koch-MCj Brenda Myers-MC “BAND ON THE RUN” a � -. JR. HIGH MEMBERS Robert St. John nne Iba ot o - - ¥ Robin Trout ; 4 : Val Paidar-j Bob Dunston- ; : Kathy Goldsmith-f Mary LaMar-f ft - Dirk Albaugh-j . Chris Koch ' oa Dean Dudley ; = Jeff Wendel . : Angie Hanks-f Stacey Cribbs-F Jazz Band | a Jazz Band II Mr. Walker, the new band director HIGH SCHOOL BAND | band started this year off with a new band director, Mr. Walker. He had new and different ideas for the band to try out. The band had a 1 to break in a new 4 The 1983-84 high schox very good year, even though they had band director. They participated in large and small group contests and earned very high ratings. Rifle Squad Flag Twirlers eo Concert Band “DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME” SOPRANOS Christie Block Sheryl Boots Kathy Christiansen Inman aci Juhl Marsha Lawrence Kriss Lund Andy Matheny Karla Nabb Janelle Pini Vonnie Robinson Deb Sander Kristin Shriver Carmen Smith ALTOS Karen Aberle Carolyn Corbin he Swingers! Angie Domer Ana Dudley Sherri Gesling Teresa Hasselbusch Konnie Juhl Nicole McCullough Jana Meyer Pam Paidar Susan Paidar Shelly Pruess Sheryl Wendel Margie Yock TENORS Jeff Corbett Matt Grimm Wayne Lehrman BASSES John Butler Mark Doser Steve Doser Tom Jackson Tim Rouse David Skow Swing Choir Members Swing Choir Only The few, the proud, the Boys Glee. Sponsored By: LINCOLN MUSIC BOOSTERS Another nice lookin’ bunch! No, Miss Petersen, it’s not worth it! A nice touch with those hats, girls Large group speech One quarter of Lincoln’s high school student body was involved ih speech this year. Large group district contest was held at Monticello on January 20, 1984, and the following received these ratings: One Act Play, Il; Reader's Theatre, Il; Choral Reading, Il; ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Ensemble Acting, Il; STAR-SPANGLED GIRL, Ensem- ble Acting, I; and the group mime III. The ninth grade reader's theatre received a Il The ensemble, Star-Spangled Girl, participated in state competiion February 4, 1984, in Van Horne and received a I. Matt Grimm and Christie Block were also named outstanding performers and went on to the large group all-state festival in Ankeny. This was Lincoln’s First large group event to go all-state District individual speech contest was held at Anamosa on February 5 25. The following performers received I ratings: Carolyn Corbin, humor- ous acting; Kristin Shriver, interpretive poetry; and Willie Wells, radio news announcing. The following received II ratings: Janelle Pini, inter- pretive poetry; Tony Koch, interpretive prose; Andy Matheny, interpre- tive prose; Wayne Lehrman, and Margie Yock, interpretive poetry and dramatic acting Those people who received I ratings at districts went on to perform at Ottumwa on March 17. Willie Wells and Carolyn Corbin received | ratings. Kristin Shriver received a II Awards were given to the speech participants at the Fine Art Award Night on May 9. The Outstanding Senior Speech Award and the Black Mask Theatre Award were presented to Matt Grimm. Awards for 100% effort were given to Angie Miller, Sheryl Wendel, Konnie Juhl, Christie Block, Lynn Hoffman, Margie Yock, Willie Wells, Andy Matheny, Tim Rouse, and Wayne Lehrman Sponsored by: JACK JILL COUNTRY STORE, Mt. Vernon STAGE FRIGHT Large and Small Group Speech ie SM Aleaag Se ama ft ho gy 1 2, r a INT) It’s now or never Niceley Nicely Johnson Benny Southstreet Rusty Charlie Sarah Brown Arvid Adernathy Harry the Horse Lt. Brannigan Nathan Detroit . Angie the Ox Miss Adelaide Sky Masterson Joey Biltmore Mimi ; Gen. Matilda B, Cartwright Big Jule Agatha : Brandy Bottle Bates STAGE CREW: Lisa Kurth Scott Jackson Kathy Aberle Janette Jurgensen Pam Paider MISSION BAND Kristin Shriver Margie Yock Karla Nabb Sheila Wendel Susan Paidar GUYS AND DOLLS STAGE ASSISTANTS: Pam Paidar Kathy Aderle DRUMS: Willie Wells PIANIST: Shelly Peterson DIRECTORS: Mickie Curley, Drama Shelley Peterson, Music Tim Rouse Mike Sander Wayne Lehrman Andy Matheny .. David Skow . Jeff Corbett Joe Corbin Matt Grimm Joe Inman Christie Block . Steven Doser . Mike St. John Sheryl Wendel . Lynn Hoffman Sheasens .. Mark Doser . Debbi Sander . John Butler Say big fella ... why don’t ya come over and see me sometime HOT BOX DANCERS: Konnie Juhl Nicole McCullough Janelle Pini Carolyn Corbin Jaci Juhl Sheryl Wendel Amy Inman Wendy Hoffman HAVANA DANCERS: Lori Flynn Kriss Lund Shelly Pruess Kellie Zimmer Teresa Hasselbusch Sheryl Hasselbusch Sponsored by: R.B. TUBERTY, O.D., RICHARD SKOTOWSKI, O.D., Mt. Verno 80 M A S H Yes, it does sound like the cast from Hogan’s Heros digging an escape tunnel. But Hawkeye, | really do like your socks Kiss me, I got the Signal CAST Pvt. Lopez Karen Voss Korean Woman 1 Jaci Juhl Gen. Hammond Joe Corbin Korean Woman 2 Sheila Wendel Pvt. Boone — Deb Sander Lt. Nancy Phillips — Carolyn Corbin Lt. Henry Blake — Steve Doser Congresswoman Goldfarb — Kristin Shriver Capt. Bridget McCarthy Andy Matheny Dean Mercy Lodge Karla Nabb Lt. Louise Kimble Sheryl Wendel Miss Randazzle Barb Crock Capt. Frank Burns Tim Rouse Mitzi Rhonda Tenley Fr. John Mulcahy Dave Skow Fritzi Lori Flynn Capt. (Walt) Waldowski John Butler Agnes Konnie Juhl Capt. John (Trapper) McIntyre Mike Sander Lt. Connie Liebowitz — Janelle Pini Capt. John Black (Ugly) — Jeff Cobett Major Ruth Haskell — Lynn Hoffman Radar — Wayne Lehrman Spearchucker — Mike Paidar Margaret Houlihan Vonnie Robinson Lt. Kathy Anderson Kathy Aberle Hawkeye — Matt Grimm Lt. Amy Jones Amy Inman Duke Mark Doser Lt. Pam O’Brien Pam Paidar Ho-John — Joe Inman Lt. Wendy Johnson Wendy Hoffman “LET’S GET CRAZY” The 1983 Homecoming Court: Pam Tenley and Scott Jackson, Terri Johnson and Deron Jurgensen, Kellie Zimmer and Jim Zaruba, Nicole McCullough and Tim Lang, absent The 1983 Homecoming activities were held in Mechanicsville this year. There was a pa- rade, pep rally and the eating contests. This year’s theme was based on T.V. shows with the juniors taking first place using “Mash.” The homecoming King and Queen were Deron Jurgensen and Terri Johnson. Other candidates were Tim Lang and Nicole McCullough, Jim Zaruba and Kellie Zimmer, Scott Jackson and Pam Tenley. 1983 Homecoming Queen and King: Teri Johnson and Deron Jur- genson cr) as © Z = 5 So) LL = -. 1983 Homecoming Court Teri and Scott Kellie and Jim Chug-a-Lug a © ey 0 © = z S 08 Ov Pam and Deron It looks like a hoe-down. “WE'VE GOT TONIGHT” Mr. Inman looks on with jealousy while wish- ing he had worn his top hat, too Come on, now guys, be serious + I'm not having a very good time with you tak- ing my picture every 5 minutes Ooooops, | split something. We'll have none of that at the table, Pud Mr. Grimm enjoyed the meal until his glasses fell onto his plate “We've Got Tonight” was the theme of this year’s Junior-Senior Prom held on May 12, 1984, in the Memorial Building in Mechanicsville. Downstairs, the banquet began at 7 o’clock. The class prophecies and class wills were read fol- lowing the meal. Afterwards, everyone went upstairs to the dance festivities. The band, “Taking Flight’, performed for the Juniors, Seniors, and dates. Something else new this year was the Casino Night. Parents organized a be- fore-Prom party and an after-Prom par- ty. Before Prom, they served exotic, non- alcholic drinks and hors d’oeures. After Prom, the Casino opened. When you And what may I ask are you toasting to? walked in, you were given $100,000 play money to begin with. Prizes were auc- tioned off to the highest bidder. More money was accumulated from some of the following games: bingo, blackjack, chug-a-luck, craps, and roulette. It was a fun night for all involved. Well, girls, should we go out and boogie? SWEET DREAMS |} == The FFA is an important part of vocational agriculture. The FFA ef SLOMTDC pr helps students to further develop «a Wy Lpbbbeealet’ (J ‘ A . a their skills in agriculture. This year awards were given to Tim Po- ; ris) duska in Swine Production, Terri Johnson in Horse Production. : LINCOLN CHAPTER Bruce Lehrman in Crop Produc- tion. and l eroy McCall was BOTTOM: T. Poduska, T. Johnson, B. Jackson, L. McCall, Mr Mohling, TOP: B. Lehrman. G awarded Star Chapter Farmer. Ratoacs, B. Gutwiler,.J. Kruse, C. Kleppe 7°: eon J Terri receiving one of many awards. Another one to add to my collection. Don’t stutter, Leroy. Bruce Lehrman and the Sweetheart Queen, Sheryl Hasselbusch — Chad Kleppe and Vonni Robinson Leroy McCall and Tina Johnson Sweetheart Queen waiting to be announced 1983-84 Sweetheart Queen Sponsored By: PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., Cedar Rapids NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY vet Tees Don’t look so down!!! Probationary members Regular members SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Good job Pam, Rhonda, and Mike. Birthday??? STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is a group of students who represent the whole student body and is supervised by Mr. Linder. There is a represen- tative for each group of ten students. Some of the major activities include: Homecoming aci- tivities, support of the Jerry Lewis telethon, support of the Statue of Liberty fund, provid- ing the Christmas movie, sponsoring student assemblies, helping to pay state qualifier’s ex- penses, as well as financially helping other FIRST ROW: Christie Block, Laurie Zaruba, Tim Rouse, Andy Matheny, Craig Proctor, Lisa Kurth, Angie Lehrman, Erica Hall; SECOND ROW: Paul Ran- dolph, Lynn Swallom, Susan Paidar, Carmen Smith, Chris Boyd, Danelle Johnson; THIRD ROW: Carolyn Corbin, Brenda Lovell, Bruce Lehrman, Joe Inman, Chad needy school groups. Kleppe. This year’s officers are: Pres., Lisa Kurth; V. Pres., Tim Rouse; Sec., Andy Matheny; Tres., Craig Proctor. PEER COUNSELING These 18 students are offering listening support to their peers in case of a crisis in which they wish to discuss with some other person than a parent, teach- er, or counselor. Confidentiality makes the program successful. Honesty, trust, and a caring person make up the acceptance of the peers by other students. FIRST ROW: Shelly Pruess, Sheryl Hasselbusch; SECOND ROW: John Butler, Steve Doser, Lori Flynn, Pam Paidar, Andy Matheny, Kellie Zim- mer; THIRD ROW: Paul Randolph, Christie Block, Kathy Aberle, Lynn Hoffman; FOURTH ROW: Tim Rouse, Chris Boyd; FIFTH ROW: Nicole McCullough; SIXTH ROW: Tim Lang; Absent for the picture: Carolyn Dohman, Vonnie Robinson. Mr. Miller, our peer counseling advisor. Sponsored By: LUCKY TROPHIES, INC., Cedar Rapids 89 ANNUAL STAFF ALWAYS BUSY!!! Editor, Shelly Pruess; SECOND ROW: Stacey McAtee This year’s Annual Staff was limited to ten students. Chief Photographer, Kriss Lund, Bobby Klemme; There were many times that they were kept so busy, they THIRD ROW: Kathie Hankemeier, Hugh Lamont almost forgot to take time out to eat lunch. In the picture Business Manager, Kellie Zimmer, Laurie Robinson, Teri above, members include, FIRST ROW: Sally Weber Bell Chief Photographer COMMUNICATIONS ENGLISH Mrs. Murdock Chief Advisor The 1983-84 communications class was responsi- ble for writing and compiling the LINCOLN LOG se ; : . ; pages of the PIONEER HERALD. Theciastaio FIRST ROW: Tyan Hoffmas , Pam Brown : Seley ROW: Kathy Boysen , Konnie Juhl , Lisa Kurth — Activi- dis. and the Nisioes of mess media in America. Yn ties Editor, Mike Sander , Matt Grimm — Editor-In-Chief; the spring the class published the third edition of |. THIRD ROW: Wayne Lehrman , Carolyn Dohmen®, De- PANTHER PRINTS, a literary magazine made up anna Myers , Pam Goldsmith — Managing Editor, Mike St. i John ; FOURTH ROW: Mark Doser Features Editor, Joe Inman , Scott Jackson , Mrs. Murdock — Advisor ( — indicate reporters) studied journalistic writing, advertising, mass me- of Lincoln students’ writing. TIME FOR ME TO FLY Aren't we macho Yes, | am the next Cheryl Tiegs Under pressure. Hey dudes, let’s party Don’t be shy, you're on annual camera. Didn’t even work up a sweat f, get those buns out of the can It's a miracle, she can calculate in her sleep The 1984 Elementary Aides SSS ——— How many times do we have to tell you about the The gear shift is connected to the drive shaft hands off policy? Brian Boyd Pam Brown Carolyn Dohmen Mark Doser Wayne Flockhart Pam Goldsmith Matt Grimm Kathie Hankemeier Bruce Hanks Deb Himes Lynn Hof {man Joe Inman Scott Jackson Dan Johnson Konnie Juhe Joek Kruse Tim Lang Bayan Lovell Stacy McAtee Nicoke McCukLough Susie Mindham be a Frank Mixele Deanna Myers Tim Poduska Greg Railsback Mike St. John Mike Sander Ps David Skow Lisa Techau Debbie Tenley Pam Tenfey Bruce Voss Brad Young Kelkie Limmer “PM GONNA WIN” Mr. Grimm gives Lisa Kurth the Leadership Award; other recipients: Matt Grimm, Pam Goldsmith receives the Service Award from Mr. Pam Goldsmith, Scott Jackson, Lisa Techau, and Nicole McCullough Grimm; others were: Pam Brown, Kathie Hanke- meier, Lynn Hoffman, Dan Johnson, Terri Johnson, Stacey McAtee, and Deanna Myers Army Reserve Scholars were Kathy Boysen and Matt Grimm Roger Oldorf — Strive To Serve Award goes to Matt Grimm The Valedictorian was Craig Proctor and the Salutatorian was Matt Grimm. There were six different scholarships given this year. They were: State of lowa Scholar, Gladys E. Ferguson Schol- ar, Margaret E. Dallas Scholar, LEA Scholar, and TTF-Marilyn Gamble Scholar. aed pais Scott Jackson received the Male Athlete Award and the Female Athlete went to Lisa Kurth for 1983-84 “SEPARATE WAYS” Lincoln Community School Commencement Sunday, May 20, 1984 2:00 P.M Processional : Jo Brown 7 nvocation : seGwars : “ Rev. Maurice Lind Valedictory .......... anes : es raig Proctor Introduction of Spe: ker D: ile Proctor, Superintendent Commencement Address: “The Threshold” ..... Don Johnson Musical Selection ...... Members of the Senior Class Presentation of Class .................. Louis C. Grimm, sa Scholastic Recognition = .. Louis C. Grimm McElroy Scholarship — Marilyn Gz amble rT! haa LEA Scholarship Ferguson Scholarship Benediction . ev. Maurice Lind Rcessional .......... ay Jo Brown And now, here’s my life story Now I'll tell you about the birds, Dick and Tom Be sure and take my picture, Janette | I think it should stay on now I finally made it Boyd, you look as if you were going to a funeral Pucker-up Don’t squeeze her too hard “LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL” The class of “1984” decided to hit Kansas City for their last outing to- gether. Though there were lots of ob- stacles to be passed, the class finally got off to a bright and early start. The trip looked like it was going to be ex- ceptionally good, but by the time they arrived in Kansas City, the rain had took its toll. A cancellation of the Benjamin’s trail ride due to rain caused some to take in a good movie. Other attempts were made by a few brave souls to go to the Kansas City Royals game, and others to just relax in the pool. While on the second day, the sun Look out guys, here I come! made a brilliant attempt to come out and raise the temperature to a high of 80° for a fun-filled day at Worlds of Fun. The third and last day out, they packed for home and attempted to force themselves to go shopping for about two hours. Then it was home for all of the gang, and just in time because as soon as they left, it started raining once again. What ‘cha lookin’ at, a mermaid? CHICKEN FIGHT!!! We caught ya cheating Are you sure you have the right bag? What are you two doing going in the same room? Sponsored by: HAWKEYE TRANSPORT, Stanwood HAWK’S PIZZA LINCOLN PANTHERS IT DOESN’T GE@SAN Y BETTER THAN THIS! 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Mechanicsville Pioneer Herald Pioneer Medical Center Sue Ellen’s Beauty Salon Teeny Bop Shoppe Horner’s Funeral Home Furniture Village Inn Mt. Vernon Beranek’s True Value Dave Ballstaedt Ford, Inc. Don Mar Lanes Engel’s Fine Meats and Deli The Mercantile Odeen’s Radio TV Stoltz, Cleaners Coin Laundry Olin B.R. Boots Trucking Cellar Gift Flower Shop Gray’s Cashway Lumber Harris Hometown Dairy Holland’s Service Kimball’s Jack and Jill Red Baron Lounge and Restaurant Tipton Agricultural Building Service Co. Brides Corner Cedar County Tire Cedar Lanes Bowling Davis Farm Equip. Co. Donohue Insurance Agency, Inc. Dr. Doering, Optometrist Family Foods Field’s Men’s Wear, Inc. First National Bank of Tipton Larry’s Tractor Service Cawiezell Maid-Rite Cafe Manatts, Inc. Stiff's Body Shop Stueland Chevrolet-Olds, Inc. Tipton General Clinic Petersen Hardware Co. Tipton State Bank Snyder Drug Werling Abstract Co, Clarence Cake Crafts The Shoppe Dircks and Dircks Law Offices Maurer Agency, Inc. 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Hog Buying Clarence, Iowa 452-3076 Kemp, Beine, Benz Attorneys-at-Law 419 Cedar Street Tipton, lowa 886-2107 CONSERVATIVE PUBLISHING CO. Tipton Conservative Cedar County Advertizer Eastern Iowa Buzzy Bee Tipton, lowa 886-2131 EC: Clothing Corral 519 Lombard Clarence, Iowa 4 52-3680 ALBAUGH PHOTOGRAPHY, ie The Recommended Senior Photographer. Anamosa, lowa 462-2134 eeniieteaiieel MONTZ IMPLEMENT CO. P.O. Box 349 Highway East 30 Mechanicsville, Iowa 432-6271 Mt. Vernon Farm Home Wabash AMANA Congratulations to the Mt. Vernon, lowa Class of “84” on behalf 895-8183 of WABASH and all its 7:30 — 8:00 Mon. — Fri. employees. 7:30 — 6:00 Sat. Tipton, lowa 12:00 — 5:00 Sun. vocwe || Amana. Construction MT. VERNON FARM HOME Mechanicsville, lowa Sales Service 432-6358 Ist Ave. and 3rd St. South Mt. Vernon, IA 895-8183 BOOT’S TRUCK LINE Livestock Is Beautiful Mechanicsville, lowa 432-6219 Reeve Feed Service Congratulations to the “Class of 84” Tipton, Iowa 886-6104 Have A Coke And A Smile Enjoy National School Studios 1511 East High Davenport, lowa 52893 322-4198 We, the Annual Staff, extend our appreciation to those who helped with the “1984” Lincoln Yearbook: Albaugh Photography Student Photographers Pioneer Herald Tim Davidson cover Pam Paidar — division pages we o ev -