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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

S tntole Camm Fel Making Srachs Henuood ad MN aehaniesvile Shuu Volume Dib Xb Salle (Yf Contents IIS) SISO Senior 9 High School | 21 H.S. Activities Organizations 29 H.S. Sports 51 Junior High 15 J. H. Sports Activities 81 Elementary 93 Employee 103 Ads 109 ®: : : ea ae al ee tel ee ee a ih 4 F Ti if | ‘ man) rhe bod MB) ir mH MRI | | i HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Please no handshakes, = Please no tears, Lets just remember The good ol years! | eee Ee EK ee EE EE EE oe ee ee ee ee ee es The tour stooges Larry, Curly, | The new Muskateers Burt, but, what about Wendy? = Julie displays her pucker power 7 , . g: $. . bs ’ : ry 2 . : : at a a i he Ol ee ’ Sponsor: B N BAR GRILL The look of innocence!? Look out Brooke Shields, here comes Brenda! te. v7 é Bottoms up! The new Rocketts and Gene Too close for comfort s : § |S SE ESE EE EF Se E ®: : : : : ): eee ee ee ee ee ee Chad not in the mood to socialize Is this tor real? Two Of a different kind de we ¢ as t. Sit back and relax I wonder if Kim will kiss and tell? es x: _ we gs ® ® . . : : ®: : ®: ®: : : ae a a 6 What are they so happy about’ Chad shows his love of schoo! Check out those legs! Denise doing her regular daydreaming A match made in heaven : : a : .: : 8 Bb: ®: e “« 5g ees ® a ¥: Poe eS: ee ee ES ms CLASS OF 1986 ChrarAstae Ann Block | eno Bayan Kerth Brown John Charles Butler Angela Marie Domer Leah Marie Fkockhart Sherr Ann Flynn Robert Dean Hanks Brad Akan JackaAon DanefLe Ann Johnson Robert Lee Johnson Jessery Todd Linder Brenda Sue Lovell Michelfle Lynn Marlatt Tracey AlLen McGhghy Jana Rae Meyer h = gach a Kristin Kay Meyers Angelia Marre Mikler Marko Myrzzek Paulson David L. Petersen Debbi Ann Sander Carmen Marie Smith Kevin Michael Streevy Dense Lynne Tenkey Ruth Ann Tenley Jacqueline Kaye Wagner Margie G Yock Rodney Eugene Zammerman ALIVE KICKING Ss : Se Bw: : BB: eo 4 Sponsored by: Mt. Vernon Farm Home Funny faces The senior bomb squad Silly guy! Senior Skip Day!!! e: : : : 8: : x ®: 5: s. e : 3 ‘ §: ®: §: : e: - @. - LIFE’S A BEACH : ® : af es ®: pb: : a : 6g ey: é ‘ Aq iP ne eee. a! od a 7 ” — ad x i i +8 : Bb: ees « : : a : s: e 8 : ye : “e « ¥ The Class of 1986 Graduation 1986 Class Colors: Royal Blue Silver Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: In my hands I hold today; In my eyes I hold tomorrow; In my heart I hold forever. aw Iv MY EYES [ - : : 6s: o e a ata %e ® ¥, FF, , F F, : 6 ee ee ee ee Fe Ks : VALEDICTORIAN — Christie Block Senior Awards SALUTATORIAN Marlo Paulsor MARILYN GAMBLE TTF SCHOLARSHII Margie Yock, Ar Angie Miller McELROY SCHOLARSHIP Christie Block COMMUNITY STATE BANK SCHOLARSHIP Margie Yock GLADYS E. FERGUSON SCHOLARSHIP Marlo Paulson, Margie Yock, Christie Block. lohn Butler. Chris Bovd. Brad Jackson GLEN ZERBE MASONIC SCHOLARSHIP Kristin Meyers, Debbi Sander LEA SCHOLARSHIP Debbi Sander Jana Mever. Carmen Smit! HAPI EDUCATIONAL GRANT Jackie Wagne MARGARET E. DALLAS SCHOLARSHIP John Burl ROGER OLDORF STRIVE TO SERVE AWARD Christie Bloch IOWA BAR AWARD Debbi Sander STATE OF IOWA SCHOLARS Marlo Paulson, Christie Block, Del Sander MEDAL OF MERIT Marlo Paulsor AMERICAN LEGION AWARD John Butler, Pat Brady ACADEMIC ALL-STATE Debbi Sander DAR AWARD — Jana Meyer SENIOR SPEECH AWARD Christie Block SENIOR DRAMA AWARD Christie Block, John Butler BLACK MASK COMMUNITY THEATRE AWARD Christie B SOUSA INSTRUMENTAL AWARD Kristin Meye NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD Kristin Meyers DeKALB AWARD Brad Jacksor ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD Jett Linder, Deb! Sander | JR. ACADEMY SCIENCE AWARD Marla Paulsos MALE ATHLETE Pat Brady FEMALE ATHLETE Debbi Sander DANFORTH “I DARE YOU AWARD Margie Yock, Brad Jacksor KWWL AWARD Mar! Paulson NEWSPAPER AWARD Debbi Sander ANNUAL AWARD Denise Tenley, Christie Block MEDIA AWARDS Jackie Mertka, Denise Tenley PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS Christie Block, Marlo Paulson, Jana Meyer, Debbi Sander, Margie Yock SERVICE AWARDS — Sheri Flynn, Danele Johnso n, Brenda Lovell, Angie Miller, Jackie Wagner SERVICE CHARACTER Pat Brady, John Butler, Kristin Meyers, Margie Y ock LEADERSHIP AWARDS Christie Block, Brad Jackson, Jeff Linder, J: Meyer CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Leah Flockhart, Robert Johnson, Jan: Carmen Smith, Ruth Ann Tenley : : . : ; eee es Karen Aberle Brian Apel Tom Bell Sherv! Boots Barb Crock Lisa Dains Brian Dohmen Mike Fagan Wendy Hoffman Amy Inman Tom Jackson Gene lones Bill Miller Denise Moravek Steve Broulik Kathy Christiansen Jett Corbert Carolyn Corbin Mike Flynn Chad Gadke Mike Hall Teresa Hasselbusc} Tony Koch Chris Lamont Denny LaMar Marsha Lawerence Susan Paidar Janelle Pini Rory Pruess Ray Ropa Tyler Rouse David Sloan Sheila Wendel! Suzy Zerbe | Paolo J ’ alabl ®. :s : BB : : : : Ma ge ee Ms oe Teresa Hasselbusc! Chris Lamont Yes. I use Gleem Having a bad day, Jeff e: §: ®: §: : : : : : 8 eee 6 e oe Anne Albaugh Kendra Boesenberg Todd Brady Gyina Brendes Pat Donohoe Christa Driscoll Bob Dunston Irina Glover Mike Jars 1s I Jan Jilov eC Julie Lovell I arry Met all Denise Robinson Kim ODINSON Chad Rubner Roonie Rutan Suasnne Siver Dare! Sloan Brad Tenney Todd Thumma . 8 s : Erica Hall _— 6 es 6s: Rar 1 Brow lere sa Butler loa! ( rock K at} Cy,oldsn it} Fill (sra Ann Himes Robin Trout Dusty Weiland ® 8 : et BE Hello everybody’ President . Dusty Weiland Vice President Danny Jilovec Secretary ... = Mitch Mullan . . Treasurer Dan Shatter A note from your secret lover Kendra? Another boring Monday in study-hall ® | ES ES M S e Ee 5: ys. ee eee , Dirk Albaugh Greg Ape! Brad Barnhart Travis Bel! Caron Dawson John Driscoll John Fast David Fuller Tracy Jenser Brett Ilovec Julie Jones Ruel Kirstein Cindy McGhghy Don McGhghy Wade Putter Dave Steen Kummer Angie Lehrman Kells Met uloOuPrn Karin Streevy Jett Penley Red _ ; : SEA FE h letf Wendel - , Toe ——_—_—_ Fal ee — lhRONda Wendt +.- Lez ot satail of sadets Zimmerman Pres lett Wendel Sec Chris Koch V p Kelly Mi c ulloug! l reas Brad Barnhart I really don't want to do this' See' | told you so’ - ; . Just Cail me Pox anontus My Fellow Americans Jett shows his school spirit x: ¥: ee ee eg , . , 8: ‘ rr is 8: ys 6s: Sponsored by: L. Jeffrey Zearley H.S. AgMities Ogfnization “HOMECOMING 85 On what seemed to be the rainiest day of the year, the 1985 Homecoming took place. The parade stepped off at 6:00 p.m. from the school, winding around town en route to the football field. After arriving at the field, cheers were done to keep the school spirit alive. Spirit was really shown when the contests were held. Between the contests the King and Queen were announced. Jana Meyer was crowned Queen by Nyla Rein- hart, 1961 Queen, and Chris Boyd was crowned by Keith Nanke, the 1961 King. After the crown- ing, the senior class let the balloons go from their float as a symbol of pride. The week's climax came to a peak Saturday night at Lincoln's annual Homecoming Dance. Students were twirling among the balloons and tinsel to the music provided by KCRG. During the middle of the dance came the official crown- ing of the King and Queen. The 1985 Homecoming Court: John Butler, Jackie Mertka, Bob Hanks, Debbi Sander, Jana Meyer, Chris Boyd, Sheri Flynn, Brad Jackson. : : ee a : et a oe 30 Sponsored by: Lincoln Student Council : n ’ ; No $18) tnis is the wavy vou do it d } rar) 4+ RS KUO 4 a4 The 1986 Senior class float Ann, Chad, and Mike showing their true etiquette ®: : : : ee : EF : ®: : le a ee es Sponsored by: Lincoln Student Council 1 FFA Wise ol ow KT j e . , rr 2 . : — ‘2 — s Yet — ; s OW Mf ; {ot ney ( Dr scoll. A Don eT second row P Dono! UT ( onau R Davi ; K. Robinson, C. Smith, B. Jacksor son, W. Puffer, J. Driscoll, D. Stee LOR5-1LORG FFA OFFICERS Brad COIN: cucttinpedianinecats President Kim RoObinsSOn cecccccccccccccccces Treasurer Angie Domer ............. Vice President Pat Donhoe ........... cinta: ene Richard Davidson .......... ee SOECTEtAary Christa Driscoll .................... Reporter Look, I got a ribbor � e o . e ra ; ® : : Bg: Y e se ° : : ®: ®: : : ®: a ss: ®: 6 gs: SWEETHEART DANCE On February 8. 1986, the annual FFA Sweetheart Dance was held. This night was an exciting one for everybody, especially three girls. Teresa Hassle- busch, Barb Crock, and Wendy Hoffman. They were chosen as candidates tor the position of FFA Sweet- heart Finally at 10:00, it was time to find out who the winner was. Cheering was heard as each candidate and her escort were introduced. Then a hush fell over the gym-as everyone waited for the announcement. Wendy Hoffman became the new FFA Sweet- heart and was crowned by last year's Sweethheart, Angie Domer. Congratulations Wendy +, , ,% es § eS e | eee ee ee Be 33 PROM 86: A NIGHT ON ICE The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 10th at the Mechanicsville Legion Hall. The night had a terrific be- ginning with a meal of chick- en and roast beef. It was fol- lowed by the traditional reading of the wills and prophecies. Then everyone went upstairs for an exciting “Night On Ice” by dancing away to the music of 93.9 KRNA D.J., Michael McKay. After the dance ev- eryone had their chance to win wonderful prizes at Ve- gas Night, a project a paren- tal committee worked on all year. After a few hours of gambling away their money, and winning free prizes the guests Could enjoy some spe- cial entertainment: a second dance. Finally all who stayed were served breakfast. It was enjoyed by all who attended. Top Right: Three of the best looking couples pause for a photo. Middle Right: Jana and Janelle stare each other down. Right: Mr. Richard- son livens up the dance floor. Se Ee Ge we eS we we we Bs eo ore 4 Sponsored by: Doris’s Flower Shop Upper Left: The girls happily wait for a dance partner. Upper Right Corner: Susan and Janelle boogie to their best. Above Left: Angie glows with happ- ness. Above: The boys show their en- thusiasm. Left: Carolyn, the hostess, shows the group where to go. SPEECH AGAIN SPARKLES [his years speech participants were challenged by Lincoln's _ tantly, the overall trophy. The large gro Ip participants alone d tine reputation, but, as usual, they sparkled. [There were many equally well. One ensemble received special re Opnition at State : . . newcomers to the program. those who decided to experience contests. And the smal! group performers also excelled. Two tormal speaking. New this year was the Mideast Conterence individuals even performed a it the All-State Festival, where only d Speech Festival, which Lincoln hosted. Both large and small _ selected few are chosen to attend Everyone in speech worked to group participants, along with some extra performers, were in- gain I ratings. And many did. Below is a chart showi g every volved. Lincoln dominated the other schools by « apturing all event performed, its participants, and its ratings } : : l. : '% . _ } : ry . ivy . r argve proup tropnies, many individual medals, and, Most DO! in. EVENT PARTICIPANTS RATINGS 1) Ensemble acting C. Block, C. Corbin DISTRICTS STATE MIDEAS]T Ensemble acting R. Trout, K Boosenberg, E. Hall [1] 4) Solo mime R. Trout IT Il U I] 1) Solo mime C. Corbin Il Ul OU I Sth 5) Choral reading S. Paidar, W. Hoffman, S. Wendel, K. Billick, K PTY 6) Readers theatre Gesling, J. Pini, K. Meyers, B. Crock, D. Sander [TW I 1st 7) Improvizational acting M. Yock, M Paulson, J. Butler, Lei 8) Radio news P. Brady 9) Radio news C. Block II 4th 10) Radio news K. Meyers Disqual. 11) Radio news R. Ropa I] : 3 I i I 13) Humorous acting M. Yock I - = 12) Radio news C. Corbin —- 14) Expository address J. Pini I 3rd 15) Public address C. Corbin I Ist 16) Interpretive poetry A. Miller I] 17 Interpretive poetry K.. Boosenberg I I] ] 18) Interpretive poetry E. Hall I] | 4rd 19) Interpretive prose J. Corbett oF IW I] IT I I I 3rd [I] I 2nd I Il IU I 4th FaJ 20) Interpretive prose A. Miller — ied 21) Interpretive prose K.. Mevers _ Storytelling K. Boosenberg R. Trout C. Corbin _— Carolyn Corbin and christie Block: Special Recognition, State Large Group Carolyn Corbin and Kendra Boosenberg: All-State Individual Festival a Tae FF ®: : oe ow ad al ad al ¥: 5: ‘“ és ee os Sponsored by: Ropa’s Store LARGE GROUP PICTURED AT LEFI FIRS] ROW: K. Gesling, E. Hall, K. Boo senberg, C. Corbin, J. Butler SEC- OND ROW: C. Block, R. Trout, J Pini, K. Meyers, S. Wendel, 8. Paidar THIRD ROW: P. Brady, K. Billick, M. Paulson, M. Yock, W. Hoffmas B. Crock NOT PICTURED: D Sanat | SMALL GROUP PICTURED AT LEFT — FIRS! ROW: E. Hall, J. Corbett, C. Corbi SECOND ROW: R. Trout, K. Boo senberg, K. Meyers, A. Miller NOT PICTURED: R. Ropa MIDEAST GROUP PICTURED AT LEFT — FIRST ROW: ¢ Corbin, C. Block SECOND ROW: K Meyers, E. Hall, Coach Smith, K. Boosen- berg, J. Corbett THIRD ROW: R. Trout, P Brady. M. Paulson, M. Yock . J Butler FOURTH ROW: A. Miller, K. Gesling, K Billick, B. Crock, §. Paidar, W. Hoffman, $ Wendel, J. Pini NOT PICTURED: R. Ropa, LD. Sander : : f gee ee ee : : : . . : ates 7 STUDENTS PERFORM HELLO, DOLLY’! CAS! Mrs. Dolly Gallagher Levi. .........c.ccccccceesssssscseese. Christie Block Ambrose On a ee ee ae eee Doug Hoffman FEOFACE Vandergelder ......c.rscscscscsvsceens pilaacltoaddsasactuae John Butler SURI ceca cacksnscccssnethchicnendenamasevnastnhavnatens bile tad Jana Meyer Cornelius Hackl ........0..00...... Set = ee a snebsadiadal Jett Corbett Barnaby Tucker ...........0.....0.....000: siicceccaiccttentad eee, Dave Steen PI itcsersecanentedle Janelle Pins OS a ne re ae Kristin Meyers I ee Barb Crock I aa A ee a Carolyn Corbin PN aerate cass wich shnia whiaetotesticlbeiieclenelamacsers . Jeff Linder +, ee eee sie Randel uli ita arcs ccna Kim Billick SUMP FVII oo concak stcsnsinnsccersnssaiasinctiavnstasenisevinnnoenentn Jeff Wendel I ee Margie Yock TOWNSPEOPLE, WAITERS, WAITRESSES: Mary Barber, Karin Streevy, Ray Ropa, Kevin Streevy, Kim Billick, Angie Lehrman, Tony Koch, Pat Brady STAGE CREW AND LIGHTING: Sheila Wendel, Angie Domer, Kendra Boesenberg, Wendy Hoffman, Angie Miller, Richard Davidson, Su- san Paidar DIRECTORS: Shelley Mohling, Music, Dave Smith, Drama BELOW; Cornelius, Irene, Minnie, Barnaby sing “We've got elegance!” RIGHT BOTTOM: Minnie worries about her employer and friend, Irene Molloy. RIGHT MIDDLE: Dolls explains to Ambrose her newest conjugations. RIGHT TOP Witnesses listen to discussion in one of New York's courtrooms 44? Turn-of-the-century sounds rang through Lincoln's auditorium as music and drama participants performed Jerry Herman's Hello, Dolly’ On both November evenings, the high school students created delight- fully humorous scenes and situations They did a fine job at de C10ping characters involved in love, money, and high society. Tackling such a well-known, well-performed show was quite a task, but the young people still seemed to maintain Lincoln's fine reputation Just as pre- vious casts did, this group ended up with commendable performances despite the problems of hard work required for a good show. Much of the cast consisted of newly recruited underclassmen, but the veterans provided the needed leadership and professionalism For all of the perrormers alike. encouragement, and later, Satistaction arose trom the ; sa directors Comments aS well aS the audiences good reception BELOW: Ermengarde and Ambrose cheerfully leave for New York City. FAR BELOW Some of the cast and crew pause for a photo after a dress rehearsal. FAR LEFI BOTTOM: Cornelius tells Barnaby about New York's opportunities. LEFT BOTTOM � } Do! ¥Y Diayvs around Wit! Horace S MUSCIECS aS We as nis mind RIGH! Cornelius uses nis charm on Irene. TOP RIGHT: Dolly offers her many talents to her acquaintances . : . . . ®: ®: o ; - ; : S: 6g ee ®: ¥: a ®: i : } ys 5: ®: 6 , Pe A FATE WORSE THAN DEATH: PROVES DOUBLE , : % . : CA ST | [his years spring play, A Fate Worse Than Death; or Adrift on Life's Sea! viii cOntained a double Cast. something new and different for everyone, the situation rorced the director and performers alike tO adjust in their own ways What time Felicia Ramsgate .................. .... Kristin Meyers span that had been given for one cast to prepare for a show was now given for two Maria cate - lanelle Pini Casts Indeed evervone had CO WOTK doubly hard CO create good results. Many Dorothea Ramsgate .............................. }oan Crock mixed feelings were aroused about the double casting, but, as things usually seen Cokie loe i ee re tn =, Set: John Fast tO do. the Situation worked itself Out, Cassius Carstairs ................. ee Jett Corbett Rodney Ramsgate ............. Les Jett Wende! Clarice Kingdon ae eee actos DOr. (lOCk SPURDESS LLONIGRTAING scccsnssiivexstnnsesnisonsssen: ony Koch Carlotta FIOWEL ...ccccccosccccssees. sees Jana Meyer i cs Ae SE te ae ee Ray Ropa oS a are Sheila Wendel Ada Cornell .............. ee .. Kim Billick Stage Crew and Lighting: Wendy Hoffman. Brad Jackson, Susan Paidar Director: David Smith FIRST ROW John Fast, Janelle Pini, Jett ¢ orbett. Kristin Mey ers, Jeff Wendel SECOND ROW: Kim Billick, Sheila Wendel. Barb Crock, Ray Ropa Joan Crock, Tony Koch, Jana Meyer - _— o e fs ;. . a ee oe Sponsored by: Clarence COOP OR ADRIFT ON LIFE’S SEA! SPECIAL Of course, this took much patience and stress, but, in the end, both shows were CAST Il equally good. Both casts succeeded in producing the correct atmosphere for this ante melodrama. From the audiences participation, their booing of the villain and cheering of the hero, it was evident that the ease formed true characteriza- Felicia Ramsgate .......ccccscrsecsseereeeee Margie Yock ions. Both performances were perfectly delightful; the show itself is cumming and Maria o........ccseccsesssesesecesseseeseesesnseneneeeees Debbi Sander tunny. It proved to be a good experience for all who watched, especially for those Dorothea Ramsgate ............ vee Christie Block who witnessed the acting on both nights. CRN TI a eae ee Dave Steen Cpa, CI ni iecetnecccccs Jeff Corbett Rodney Ramsgate ......c.cscsseseeser Doug Hoffman Clarice Kingdon... iastesceess Carmen Smith EUIBCSS LEMCRRAG ..ccennconcssensecesarracrereeses Pat Brady Carlotta Flower ............... aodeakcdily Carolyn Corbin a a Jeff Linder fe Eee te Marlo Paulson , Sr en a Robin Trout i t = 3 es Stage Crew and Lighting: =) = Wendy Hoffman, Brad Jackson, Susan Paidar Director: David Smith FAR UPPER LEFT: Rodney flatters Maria. UPPER LEFT Slick interrogates Dorothea ABOVE: Carlotta and Burgess discuss nature's purity. LOWER RIGHT: Dorothea throws her- —_— self on Burgess. BELOW: Bur- . gess proposes to Carlotta LOWER LEFT: Felicia falls tor Cassius s charm. FAR MIDDLE LEFT: Take that, you villain! FAR LOWER LEFT: Cassius teases Maria. LOWER LEFT CORNER: Jennie informs the ladies of their lost fortune FIRST ROW: Deb Sander, Christie Block, Jett Corbett. Margie Yock. Doug Hoffman SECOND ROW: Dave Steen, Kim Billick, Marlo Paulson, Jeft Linder. Carmen Smith, Pat Brady. Carolyn ” —_ e §: ad ad” af al Pal ge Corbin BLOW THEM HORNS! ff — _ Don't look sO enthused! FIRS] R¢ yy kK. Boe senbde;re LD. Johnsor A. In- Rob ns §. Crock THIRD R¢ yy Aibaug! S mal I Hall, | Hasselbusch SEC IND ROW Zerbe, G. Brendes, D ‘ iug A. Lehrmar ( = Pint J Love! S. Wenade lr. Glover. T. Butler K Koc! W. Hottmar K.. Mevers FIRST ROW: D. Steen, J. Wendel, R. Ropa, S. Pa- Miss DeBoer, B. Dunston, K. Billick, D. Hottman, J dar, B Lovell, } Crock, C. Driscoll SECOND ROW Linder, A. Miller, B. Myers, J. Corbett Band, torward march’ Barb! Where to now?’ Kim, what do we do next!? .: B B : . : ee a he eM , (2 Sponsored by: lowa Implement Inc. FIRST ROW: D. Johnson SECOND ROW: A. Domer,. A. Inman. T. Hasselbusch. € S. Boots. FOURTH ROW: A. Albaugh. C. Driscoll. mith. THIRD ROW: S. Siver | want out of here’ Koch, D. Albaugh, A. Albaugh, Corbett, B. Myers, Miss DeBoer. THIRD ROW J FIRST ROW: ¢ Crock, R. Ropa, S. Paidar, B. Lovell, C. Driscoll J Koch. K. Mvers. SECOND ROW: B. Crock. A Inman, T. McGhghy. B. Dunston J Linder J a i — 2 1 9? 2 _ Ye e | OF : =— —— : � : : . es . iB +. e s ss: 6 es: Singing in the Rain Cha Cha Madrigal preparing for contest Get rid of that music, Sheryl Brad and Tom are SO dedicated! _ Lincoln's 1985-86 Choir and Swing Choir had a very fine vear. The Swin Choir performed their usual snappy dance tunes for Care Centers and at all concerts. The Chour performed well at small group contests receiving 17 I's Superior), 11 II's (Excellent), and 1 III (Good). Lincoln received a higher percentage of I's than any other school at the contests. They performed many excellent Concerts throughout the vear as well. [This was Mrs. Mohling’s last . - . 2 : ’ . ne 1} } rir . year at Lincoln. Her exceptional effort and superior talent will be missed lohn's the shy ty pe : e: Bb: ®: 8: .: S S Bw gx. — es ; : . 3 ¥: . . ¥: . ¥: . +4 + CONCERT CHOIR Row 1L: Frca Hall, Cindy McGhghy Glover, Gina Brendes, Carmen Smith, Brad Jackson, David Sne;ry Box ts. Christie Bloc} Angi Lehrma Kristi Mevers STCe! Jor n Fast Maret Y ov an Kar n otreevs Jana Meyer Row I in. Susanne Sivers Row rill ¢ K f S Teresa Burler. Deb Sander. R ird D 5 D Albaug! la Cile P vic i on Ma K ( ‘ N : i la lett ¢ if ( Sus } : Bosenbe Barb ¢ Row She M g. D or, | - J “ eo NX — e 2 Ss + y 4 SWING { H¢ IR sitting on tloor (Christie Blox kK, Row : Pins Jana Mever Deb Sander, Joat C roc k Richard Davidson Carolyn Corbin. David Steen. Shery| Boots, Jeff Corbett, Amy Kristin Meyers Inman, Brad Jackson Row 2: Barb Crock, Dirk Albaugh, Janelle e: : po e we we: ®: : ® : : ee KB BOOKING IT This year’s Annual Staff was a fun challenge for Miss Janssen, as far as her career is con- cerned. Even though they needed her leadership, the staffers were very competent. They were able to take responsibility. Making good photo- graphs was a trying task. And so was selling ads. The staff had two contests for it. The highest ad seller, Ruth Ann Tenley, won a free yearbook. Angie Miller won a free case of pop for bringing in the final $1.00 that enabled us to meet our goal. Celebrating this tremendous goal, $2800, we journeyed to Pizza Hut in Mt. Vernon. We had a very successful year with support in ad sales and subscriptions. The one and only MOM! -_- oe. a Site See ow ; % ; ‘% : . : ; ; Ruth Ann Tenley Danele Johnson, Chris Lamont, Sheri Flynn. Angie Miller, Leah Flockhart, Denise Tenley, Jackie Mertka, Margie Yock. Christie Block Marlo Paulson —, a — } ee Ty : lL. _ a [here is time for work .. and time for play Se e we we ee we ew og wg: Te a ee Rey PRESSING BUSINESS FIRST ROW: Jett Linder SECOND ROW: Carolyn Corbin, Marlo Paulson THIRD ROW; Angie Domer, Amy Inman, Deb Sander, Margie Yock, Pat Brady FOURTH ROW: Angie Miller, Carmen Smith, Teresa Hasselbusch : Deb works diligently Checking out the personals, Beak??? Yes, Mrs. O., that is a camera The Communications Staff was composed of ten fearless writers and their leader, Mrs. Oldort. They had a very successful year writing a variety of very good articles for the Lincoln Log. They sponsored and pub- lished the Panther Prints, a magazine of student works. They also competed in a journalism contest sponsored by Iowa Press Assoc., each member of the staff submit- ting an entry. Yes, may I help you? ® ®: §: ®: §: : : } : o Bb a a eo Sponsored by: Schoff's Construction Co. 7 ELITE STUDENTS HONORED EON On May 1, 1986, parents and friends gathered for a ceremo ny honoring those high schoolers who have been selected as members of the Na- tional Honor Society. In order to be so hon- ored, one must main- tain at least a 3.0 grade point average as well PROBATIONARY MEMBERS Anne Albaugh Joar Crock, Kim Robinson, Valerie Paidar. Kendra Boser berg. Erica Hal! as show qualities of scholarship, leader- 83 WwW ship, service, and char- acter. Not just fulfill- ing one of the require- ments is acceptable One must show suc- cess in all categories. It is a great honor to be able to “gti such a task. The stu- dents are eon by a REGULAR MEMBERS — FIRST ROW: Sheryl Boots, Jeff Corbett, Tony Koch, Chris Lamont SECOND ROW: Am Inman. Sheila Wendel. Barb Crock. Wendy Hottman. Teresa Hasselbusc! special panel of staff members. Mr. Louis Grimm, the Asst. Su- perintendent, con- ducted the ceremony and gave cards of mer- it to each member. New this year, the so- © : ciety gained an honor- ary sponsor, Mrs. Vir- ginia Young. GRADUATING MEMBERS — FIRST ROW Jana Meyer, Margie Yock, John Butler, Ang ie Miller SECOND ROW Jet! Linder, Deb Sander, Marlo Paulson. Christie Block : ®: 8B es 6g: . : 3 § % ee . a ®: , is Sponsored by: Lincoln Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL KEEPS BUSY as First Row: Jeff Linder, Deb Sander, Margie Yock, Christie Sheryl Boots, Gina Brendes Fourth Row: Susan Paidar, Joh: Block Second Row: Carolyn Corbin, Jeff Wende Anne Butler. Carmen Smit! Alba ivi Eri a Ha rt ae Row Dat Snatter K | B Everyone helps to make homecoming plans Blaaa' Lincoln's Student Council was composed of 18 members. This was a year full of helpful activities and lots of fun. They sponsored a Christmas dance and supported the peer counselors with their food drive for the needy by donating $75. They also helped the Brad Petersen family when their house was destroyed ay a fire. They did so by sponsoring a school-wide movie and giving the family donations made at the door by Lincoln students. The council arranged, as it does every year, Homecoming festivities. This years theme centered around Lincoln’s 25th Anniversary. The officers make important decisions e: e: J. ee a Sponsored by: Lincoln Student Council . PEERS CONTINUE ANNUAL PROJECTS This year's peer counselors carried on with tradition. They participated in the activi- ties that have been performed by past peer groups. These high schoolers worked to gain self-esteem for themselves and their peers. They did so by meeting to discuss things together, doing things for others, acting as counselors to their fellow students. A few times they met with Gene Werheim and Pam McLoad, two Grant Wood counselors. to discuss problems of today’s teenagers. Around Christmas, the group gathered food and necessary items, and distributed them to needy families in the community. Months later. some of the members attended the annual Peer ¢ ounseling Conference at the University of Iowa. There, with other peer helpers from other communities in Iowa, they learned to handle human weakness in themselves and in others. A tew pause at a meeting to take a quick phoro Mike Miller. the head counselor SENIORS Jackie Mertka Marlo Paulson Margie Yock Christe Block Chris Boyd John Butler JUNIORS Carolyn Corbin Karen Aberle Brian Mullen Teresa Hasselbusch Barb Crock Janelle Pini Brad Jackson Rod Zimmerm: Kristin Mevers Deb Sander Shery Be OTS - = Angie Domer Marv Barber Angie Miller SOPHOMORES Suzanne Siver Anne Albaugh : ;: B : ee EE EF “ee 50 Sponsored by: Gildeaut Insurance Agency S IGH SCHOOL SPOS RIGHT: The volleyball girls pause for a modest pose BOT - TOM RIGHT: Standing was one of the foorball players best qualities. (Just kidding, guys! LEFT BOTTOM: Coach Linder gives his forwards fists full of information. DIRECTLY BI LOW: Rory dominates again . LEFT: Suzanne shows off her jumping ability. MIDDLE LEFT: Pat concentrates on his free throw. TOP LEFT: Amy takes off on the right toot. TOP RIGHT: Coach Richardson watches over his victims ABOVE Jett strives for another great time ¥: ° ®: : : ®: e: : : 5 ¥ Bee ee rae es : . : 7 5: GUYS RALLY TO A VICTORY First row: R Bunge, S. Doser, M. Paidar, R. Scott; Second Thumma, D. Hotfman. D. Steen row: G Jones R. Kirsteir J Corbert, | Jackson Conterence Standings 1. Clarence Lowden 2. East Central 5. Olin 4. LINCOLN . Midland � . Preston . Guttenburg 8. Lisbon Coach Jackson, preparing for next season? ® ® %: é: - 54 Sponsored by: Village Inn R. Bre wn: 1] os §: rd row: J. Wende This year’s baseball team had dn ex- citing season, fighting their way to a fourth place conference Standing. Helping them along the way were this years All Conference selections: Rick Scott, first team; and Steve Doser. Honorable Mention. Other seniors adding to this Impressive season were Mike Paidar and Rod Bunge. The leading hitter for this year was Rick Scott with a batting average of 389. Other .300 varsity hitters were: Tom Jackson with .310, and Jeff Wen- del with .333. The junior varsity had three people over .300. : ROW ONE Coach J Love! Jurgensen, J |S. Wendel, Juhl R. Tenley, | LADY PANTHERS EXCEL K. Mixeil; Block, C. Driscoll Yock. B Love : K.. Bil lick, S. Cr bhs R Paidar ROW TWO: J. Crock, ( S. Wende A Albaugh, J Pins ROW THREE lenley M Jurger sen. oO SEASON RECORDS OPPONENT Solon Tipton Monticello East Central Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden East Central Olin Lisbon Preston Midland Clarence-Lowden Guttenberg Olin Maquoketa Guttenberg Wilton Oxford Junction Bennett Wheatland Clear Creek WE THEY 2 17 3 4 1985 was a very positive year for the girls softball team. With Mark Jurgensen as the 13 10 ile 7 9 4 new head coach, the varsity girls had a season record of 15-9 and the junior varsity had a 11 record of 6-4-1. Lincoln finished third in the conference behind Olin and Guttenberg. atta Their conference record was 10-4, losing twice to the champs Olin and once to Clarence- If 2 ) . ; : a he Lowden and Lisbon each. Julie Lovell led in batting for the season with an average of = - . . a c als : 359. Janette Jurgensen pitched for wins in 14 out of the 22 games she started tor Lincoln, oi with an ERA of only 2.11. The Lady Panthers had a very rewarding season which 'é ; ; ‘ we showed much improvement on everyone's behalf. 4 l- : AWARDS 11 1 6 5 MOST VALUABLE — J. Jurgensen 13 5 CO-CAPTAINS — J. Jurgensen C. Block ‘ 0 MOST IMPROVED UPPERCLASSMAN — B 0 9 Lowe on ra MOST IMPROVED UNDERCLASSMAN — J 8 9 | ovel! 4 0 7 0 11 1 2 0 2 3 0 3 GOLDEN GLOVE - OIL CAN AWARD B Lovell K.. Billick S. Wendel ALL CONFERENCE IST TEAM PITCHER — J. Jurgen 2ND TEAM OUTFIELD — € oneal HONORABLE MENTION — J. Lovell 8: og a ® 55 ON THE LOOSE The 1985 cross country season was a very successful year. This year all participants ran on the varsity level. All runners showed a great amount of improvement throughout the year. Pat Brady broke an old school | 7 record at the Lincoln Invitational with a time of 10:16. seiner dealin, Salen a4 The Lincoln Invitational was only one of eleven meets the team participated in. All six runners did extremely well all through the season. a OR! PPRERE | | VIENee: ey Hey, where did everyone go? So much for that race. Don't walk, run! Be e: e ee ee ee eee ew es e EF Ee KE FE 56 Beaker in front by a head ay ar ee a = _ % _ 6a . . : £ Ra, a “ee . EES AS is ai Bt a a J. ty a a) ee =. sz Amy Inman, Kevin Streevy, Brian Dohman, Pat Brady, Tony Koch, Jeff Linder. Oe Sa = an — — = = ew a ae ye €§ ES e 6s: 6g: ys: % £ ss ®. Ss? FOOTBALL Back row: Chad Tenney, Randy Brown, Dan Shaffer. John Butler, Gene Jones, Travis Bell, Bill Miller, Dusty Weiland, Chad Rubner, Chad Gadke Mike Fagan, Chris Boyd, Bryan Brown. Second row: Bob Dunston, Mitch lechau, Ruel Kirstein. Dan Jilovec, Steve Broulik, Coach Steve Richardson First row: Brad Tennev. Dirk Albaugh, Mike Flynn Jett Wendel, Brett Jilovec, Mike Dauber. Chris Koch. Kelly McCull ullough, John Driscoll, Dave Mullan, Doug Hoffman, Tom Jac kson, Jeff Tenley, Wade Puffer Larry Steen | cam Honors Captains John Butler Chris Boyd MVP ( had Gadke Most Improved - Upperclassman Bob Hanks Underclassman Doug Hottman Super Sideliner Dan Jilovec All Conterence — Ist Team John Butler 2nd Team — Chris Bovd Chad Gadke Honorable Mention Tom Jackson SS VOLLEYING FOR VICTORY Lincoln’s varsity girls bat- tled for a successful season. They performed well for such a young, inexperienced team. Even though they had a losing match record, 7-14-4, the players kept improving in each match play. They ended up fifth in the conference. With Coach Chris Perkins’s help, the ju- Assistant nior varsity had a record of 3- 6-1, and the freshmen-sopho- mores had one of 5-5-0. They all rallied cheered on the varsity. Coach Marilee Oldort felt that all of the girls worked hard as well as well together as a unified team. The highlight of the season was the varsity’s game win over Mt. Vernon, the 2nd best 1A team in the state. RIGHT mend each other on a nice play FAR TOP RIGHT; Jana hits the ball over while the others look on. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT body to dig up another ball Deb and Christie com- Ann risks her 6O Ae FIRST ROW: Kim Billick. Ar gic Lehrman. Angie Hanks THIRD ROW: Caron Dawson. Susanne Siver. Teresa Has otacy { ribbs Kom Gesiing SEC OND R¢ aN Denise Robu ‘© busct Janelle Pi 1 ¢ Ariniel smith, ouSsar Paidar lar 4 son, Ann Albaugh, Sheryl Boots, Christie Block. Coach Ol. Meyer, Joan Crock, Wendy Hoffman, Karin Streevy, Gina dort, Deb Sander, Jill Gray, Sheila Wendel, Tracy Jensen Brendes. (Absent for photo: Ruth Tenley mm —— ® : BB : es ees e: : 2: : : a ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS: 21 ist team, Deb Sander: HONORABLE MENTION, Christie Block 1d team. Jana Mever: Conrest LEFT: The varsity girls show their grace before the BELOW: The teammates cover Jana’s third MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Perkins gives the fresh- men-sophomores some advice. FAR BOTTOM LEI | lhe seruors are honored after their last home MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Deb Sander MOST IMPROVED UPPERCLASSMAN Susan Paidar MOST IMPROVED UNDERCLASS- MAN Joan Crock GREATEST MORALE BOOSTER Christie Block 1985 CAPTAINS Deb Sander Jana Meyer Christie Block 1986 CAPTAINS Teresa Hasselbusch Susan Paidar Janelle Pin: GRAPPLING FOR A VICTORY FIRST ROW: L. McCall, D. Jilo- vec, B. Mullan, J. Wendel, K Streevy, D. Sloan, SECOND ROW: P. Donohoe, C. Rubner, D Shatter, R. Pruess, M. Fagan, 17 Bell, coach Lessmier NOT SHOWN: M. Flynn, R. Kirstein When asked about the INDIVIDUAL SCORING 9 elt are Jarel Sloan 4. 9.0 1986 wrestling season, Coach Darel Sloa oo i lied “W Kevin Streevy 17-12-0 essmier replied, e en- | : Pp Jett Wendel! 9.1] 2-] tered the season with two Mike Finn 10.140 goals-tO maintain a seven Brian Mullan 0- 5-0 year tradition of winning Dan Jilovec l- 9-0 arry McCall 15-12- dual meet seasons and six Latty McCal ba-120 am kos sis Mike Fagan 10-14-0 year tradition of State Tour- = 3 Rory Pruess 18-14-0 nament participation. We Dan Shaffer 14-150 kept our streaks intact by fin- Dusty Weiland 25- 6-0 ishing 5-5-2 in duals and ad- Ruel Kirstein 11-18-0 Pat Donohoe 0- 9-0 vancing to the State quarter- finals at 185 pounds. The team came a long way this season and return virtually intact next year — which I won't move until you let me win bodes well for the future of varsity wrestling here at Lin- coln.” — Over, Over, turn ‘em over! e ws: : g: e : a� “ s , , , 62 Sponsored by: The Red Baron : eee 1 StOp Ditting me ) Finalists for Dance Fever Lessmuer it} thought Dan. Dan. are vou ok 7 Good thing | know CPR! 8: ®. : § : : §: oe . : fF : ee a Sponsored by: Mechanicsville Care Center 63 ALL THE RIGHT MOVES The Lincoln girls basketba! team had an up and down season, as their 10-10 record may indicate. The Panthers finished fourth in the Mid-East Conference, with a 6-8 confer- ence record. Despite the mediocre record, the Paanthers usually played very competitive games, and were usually in position to win in the final minutes. Their best game was in a disappointing 58-57 loss to East Central, an eventual state qualifier. All Conference Selections were, Debbi Sander, lst Team Jackie Mertka, 2nd Team Denise Tenlevy. Honorable Mention Cok: East Central Midland Lincoln First Row: Kim Robinson, and Dawn Husmann. Second Row: Jackie Mertka, Carmen Smith Denise - Tenley. Debbi Sander. Third Row: Kathy Christianson. Susan Paidar. Wendy Hoftman. Barb Crock Guttenberg as oe nei, ibe spigunee eee : Sheila Wendel. Janelle Pini, Christa Driscoll, Joas Crock. Coaches Fourth Row: Esther Ropa, James Lisbon Preston Olin Wendel. and Ray Linder Sle Ba = Captains — Jackie Mertka, and Debbi _ Sander. Re y Most Valuable Debbie Sander. | ; 7 Co-Miss Hustle — Denise Tenley, and - . Christa Driscoll wal 50” : 5 Most Improved — Denise Tenley Most Dedicated — Christa Driscoll Dependable Practice Players — Denise Tenley Barb Crock Susan Paidar Sheila Wendel Joan Crock Kim Billick es: a : : : ®: : : oe §: ®: §: : : §: ys: ts ee es : : ss 8 Bw: ® : : PrP ct etete ee EE es: Fancy Footwork Varsity First Row: Tom Jackson, Jeff Linder; Second Row: Margie Yock Stat., Randy Brown, Brad Jackson, Jeff Corbett, Jana Meyer Stat.; Third Row: Coach Gary Nelson, John Butler, Chad Gadke, Pat Brady, Gene Jones, Ray Ropa, Assit. Coach Les Koering. Before the season, the boy’s basketball team knew they would be short on size, talent, and experience. Though they ended with a disap- pointing 1-18 record, the Panthers showed good hustle and sportman- ship, and never gave up. Though Lincoln struggled in 1985-86, many underclassmen earned a chance to play, and four lettermen return in 1986-87 with hopes of rebuilding the Lincolns boy's basketball program. Lincoln's award winners this year were: Tom Jackson — Most Valu- able; Gene Jones — Most Improved; Pat Brady — Leading Rebounder; Tom Jackson — John Havlicek Award; Brad Jackson — Mr. Hustle; Chad Gadke — “In Your Face” Award and Highest Vertical Jump; Jeff Corbett — Mr. Pressure; Pat Brady and Jeff Linder — Co-Captains. What are you thinking about Coach Nelson? : ®: . : BB BB: ae ee 66 Sponsored by: Chapman Funeral Home 7 Oy Vy ue y } AC 4 M Wy oh ay 42 M4 AU, Junior Varsity First Row: Brad Barnhart, John Fast, David Steen, Dirk Albaugh, Doug Hoffman; Second Row: Richard Davidson, Don McGhghy, Todd Thumma, Randy Brown, Chris Koch, Bob Dunston, Coach Les Keoring. ba - @. ” . e w. @. SKIPPY'S CREW Steve Richardson . n LORO-SH ; . ; Head ( Oac ; 4). First Row Steve Skip Ik chardson. Second Row K ae Bil Carolyn Corbin, Third Row: Cindy McGhghy Ja a Mever, Margie Yock. Jackie Mertka. Chfistie Block Angie Hanks, Fourth Row: Suzy Zerbe, Kathy Christianse en. Amy Inman. Susaz Paidar Karin Streevy Dheresa lick, Kim Mixell, Debbi Sander. Anne Albaug! Hasselbusch, Christa Driscoll. Marsha Lawrence 1985-86 proved to be yet another success- ful year for the Lincoln girl's track squad. Many team goals were set during the year and all were accomplished. These goals were to win both the Jensen and Panther relays, the District and Conference meets. At times win- ning by only a slim margin due to tough competition, the team also sent two events to state. They consisted of Jackie Mertka in the long jump finishing 6th in state (16'9% ’) and the 10 FSHR with a team composed of Chris- tie Block, Jackie Mertka, Carolyn Corbin, and Debbi Sander. An end to a successful season was also the end of a successful coach. With Richardson as a coach his teams were always sure to be winners, because he made everyone on the team feel like a winner. Best of luck to him with his future undeavors, and may he look back at Lincoln track with a Championship Smile!!! atl e: . ss =: : SE SE S S Sw BS Bb: ‘ e: ns: s: a 6g a ee HEF 68 Preston Lisbon C-I East Ce Olin Guttenberg rer ii A Team Captains Christie Block, Jana Mev- er, Jackie Mertka Most Valuable — Jackie Mertka Inspiration Award Jana Meyer, and Tere- sa Hasselbusch Recognition Award Margie Yock Most Improved Jana Mever 69 ON THE RIGHT TRACK ‘ a. ne ° Cay gn : bak ato eee —_ _ � ae Ks Tete a First Row: Pat Brady, Chris Boyd, Kevin Streevy, Jett Linder, John Butler Second Row: Dirk Albaugh, Brian Dohmen. Chad Gadke, Mike Fagan, Tony Koch, Brian Mullan, Larry McCall, Third Row: Jett Wendel, Doug Hottman, Todd Thumma, Ruel Kirstein, Coach Linder, Dan Shafter, Don McGhghy, Brad Barnhart, Dave Steen The 1985 Lincoln-Boy's track team consisted of 21 members. One member who had a lot of success was Pat Brady. Pat broke school records in the 400M Dash, and 800M run with times of 51.02, and 2:03.77. The squads true talent showed at districts where they qualified three events in the state meet. Those qualify- ing events were as follows: 400M Dash — Pat Brady; 1600M Medley — Chad Gadke, John Butler, Chris Boyd, and Pat Brady, and Mile Relay — Tony Koch, John Butler, Chris Boyd, and Pat Brady. Only losing 5 seniors, the Lincoln Boys should have a very rewarding future. a : : .. � . , . §: % oe % 3 1 ey: . al a al a tal hk 70 Preston East Central C.-L Midland Lincoln Guttenberg Lisbon Olin ®: AWARDS Most Valuable — Pat Brady Most Dedicated — Jett Linder Most Improved — Tony Koch Captains Pat Brady John Butler Chris Boyd Jett Linder _ sé _ © Se . re o H.S. SOURCE OF SUPPORT M. Marlatt, D. Johnson, R. Trout, and L. Flockhart How does this cheer go again? Bottom row: D. Johnson, M. Marlatt, L. Flockhart. Middle row: A. Domer. Top row S Boots ® 8 8 ; =: Bo Bw: : PP Or 6s: NIOR [AGH Ar ic Ba ster M Ke Boors Tony Bovd Krisan Butler Cyndi Cook Tim f ook Katie Fries Marcie Goodman Chad Gray Craig Jackson Kirk Lund Mike McAtee Heather McCullough Mike Moore Tara Robinson Todd Robinson Wendel Robinson Adam Sa Nn d be re Tom Thimmes John Vaughn Ryan Wendt Becky Woodward N¢ Lee ( roc K Nikki Davidson Lori Dircks Vie ki Drisc oll loe Johnsor Tosh Koch ‘Michelle K nutsen Angie Kuda Justin Mullan Kelly Mullin Shannon Orthner Chad Paup : Sheilla Shriver Stephanie Taylor Brian Tenley Bob Tenley Heather Woodward Kim Zerbe Eric Zidlicky Carey Zimmerman e: : 2B: al ed al ad x 76 Pres. E. Zidlicky; Sec. S. Orthner: Treas. S. Taylor, V. Pres. B. Woodward Heather, studying gets you nowhere: - see those sterling silvers’! Show Bovs do vou know what you are aomes The next ( hipndale centerfold’ . Are you guys cheating? Dah. Brian! lravis Ahrens Jesse Albaug! Lisa Albaug! Chris Baker —— == Bicktord Jin Boesenberg - Jess a Boots : Jamie a a ' nde Kelijo Butler : Robbie Corbett Jenniter . Danly Martha Davidsor Deana Haven a Dawr Husmann Ron Jackson lara Kuda snaw Pauls Je ite Phillins Bri ¢ ke lrou 4 + : } : } ): ¥ a a oe a : ee Actively participating, the eighth grade had formed their own government-simulated activ- ity, passing their own written bills through their student formed senate. They also constructed their Own propaganda committees and cam- paign speeches. When the debating was over, the students voted on their bills and proposed them into law. : a ee . , + ¢. 2.6.8, : OS: : : = ete ete e tet 80 Sponsored by: Mt. Vernon Optometric Center ) — � N FA � .H. SPO WHIPPING UP THE DUST This year’s Seventh grade had a record of 1-3 and the Eighth grade had a record of 0-4. When asked how he felt about the season, Coach Koering replied, “It was a pleas- ing year with the experience, the effort, and the attitude the girls displayed.” Supporting the team were our Own local Lincoln fans. FRONT ROW: Sam Matheny — Mgr., Heather McCullough, Amy Avon, Shannon Orthner, Mi- chelle Knusten. SECOND ROW: Rachel Dircks, Julie Fagan, Dawn Husmann, Lori Dircks, Stephanie Taylor, Michelle McCall. THIRD ROW: Kim Billick — Asst. Coach, Lori Driscoll, Kris an Butler, Angie Balster, Heather Woodward, Vicki Driscoll, Marc: Goodman — Mgr., Heidi Seligman — Mgr. FOURTH ROW: Coach Koering. Not pictured Angie Kuda STRIVING FOR SUCCESS The Junior High football When asked for comments, team’s great effort awarded Coach Wendel replied, ‘The them a 3-2 season record. The team had a fine season ending team had a tremendous scoring up 3-2 after losing a close 2nd of 108 points throughout the game to Olin. There are some season and an astonishing 1,030 very fine 8th graders who should yards rushing. help in high school in a couple years. ieee = @. A Defense, Defense’ First row: R. Jackson, J. Brendes, R. Corbett, J. Boesenberg, Gray, A. Streevy, S. Paulson. Third row: Coach Wendel, D. T. Boyd, A. Sandberg, J. Mullan, D. Rubner. Second row: M. Wendt, K. Lund, T. Robinson, L. Crock, J. Koch, T. Cook, Boors, R. St. John, T. Ahrens, D. Weiland, M. McAtee,C. M. Moore, J. Bails, Manager E. Zidlicky : ®: : : pg: b: : : bs ys , , a s ee iy 6s: ee es SERVING FOR SUCCESS The middle school teams gaine } | . � “ Pame experience aS Wel aS INdCIVIad- ; ; ual skill improvement in serving, 4 passing, and net play The teams (uae showed a great deal of improve- . = es oe y 4 “ _ r 7 , oe ment as the season progressed. The coach was delighted with the atti- tude and effort of the girls. Their overall standings were 3-4 for eighth grade and 1-5-1 for sev- enth grade. 5 ? . § am me ae ; we 45 f° Fy W atch me | m boss’ First Row: J. Fagan, L. Driscoll, S. Matheny, M Miller, D. Husmann. R. Dirks. H Seligman, T. Kuda Praying ror a victory? McCa B. Trout. Second Row: M Davidsor D Bick- J Danly, M Meyers, K Butler tord, J. Phi lips, D. St. John, J. Rutan, Third Row: A e eS ee eS SS eS ws: i 84 JH . | rapplers ary) cot ae PS al LITTLE DRIBBLER’S 7th Grade l-7 SEASON RECORD US THEM 19 16 C-L i? ¥ 24 Olin 1O 77 Lisbon 29 406 C-L ei 15 Olin 20 22 Midland 25 56 Lisbon 41 27 Midland 8th Grade i-S SEASON RECORD US THEM 28 43 C-L 39) 33 Olin 31 40 OJ. 46 iS Lisbon 43, 42 C-L 18 26 Olin 36 46 Midland FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, H. McCullough, A. Avon, _ Balster, K. Mullan, V. Driscoll. S. Orthner. L. Dircks. 35 28 Lisbon M. McCall, J. Phillips. SECOND ROW: M. David- M. Myers, C. Zimmerman, J. Fagan Manager, N 43 20) Midland son, R. Dircks, D. Husmann, L. Driscoll, A. Kuda. Davidson M. Knutsen., S. Shriver. THIRD ROW Manager A Y I want it! I want it! Gimme, Gimme, GIMMF! a e s , : b 6 ee es ee MY 86 Sponsored by: Doctor Kruse Doctor Kopsa SHOOTING TO WIN First row J Mullan, C. Jackson, Second row: T. Thimmes, B. Tenley, T Robinson, L. Crock, Third row: M. Moore, M. McAree, C. Gray, J. Bails First row: S. Thumma, R. Jackson, R. Corbett, J. Boesenberg, Second row: D Paidar, D. Wendr, A. Screevy, J. Brendes This year’s Jr. High basketball team was one made up of guys who have hustle and a lor of skill in shooting. It was a great season for both the 7th and 8th graders. The 7th graders com- pleted a season with a 6-3 record. The 8th grade had a season record of 7-2. When asked for comments on the season Coach Jackson said, “It was a successful season for both grades, and we wish the 8th graders luck as they enter F-S play. rr S S we FS F i ® : es es 5: J.H. GIRLS TRACK Row One: Angie Kuda, Lori Driscoll, Heidi Seligman, Keli Jo Butler Phillips Row Three: Alecia Miller, Angie Ballster, Jenniter Danly, Stephanie Taylor, Amy Avon, Lori Dirks, Dawn Hussman. Sam lara Kuda. Dar! rla St. John, Shannon Orthner. Jennifer Rutan. Mi- illan, Cyndi Cook. Michelle Matheny Row Two: Heather McCullou yh, Vicki Driscoll, Martha chelle Meyers, Denna Hagan. Kelly Mi Davidson, Julie Fagan, Shelia Shriver, Marci Goodman, Jennifer K nutsen 7 ae. Gl ors ant. eaey ). we a : Sp a ee a ee a 98 Sponsored By: Sandberg Construction First Row Jamie Brendes. Wes Robinson. Travis Ahrens. Rob- [} ackson Second Row: Craig Jac KSOr M Ke Moore. Bob ni Zz A Paulson, Mike McAree Third Row: Chad Gray. Tony Bovd. Josh Koch, Joe Johnson, John Vaughn, Kirk Lund, Joe Bails dam Sandberg, Shawn ——_ J ee j 2 ¥ STEAL | ot e e: : 8: : B B: 6g a . . . — es 89 JH BAND TACKLES NEW PROJECTS With only a few practices per week, Lincoln's forty- two junior high band mem- bers took on more projects than ever before. Normally, the group performs at the an- nual concerts — the fall, Christmas, pops, and spring — and at a solo contest only. Jazz Band II has also been a regular performing group. But along with these groups and activities, new additions have been made. New this year was the division of the band into two groups that performed, along with the jazz band, at Lincoln's home basketball games. Also new was the band's participation in a large group contest in Durant. The group also pre- FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, C. Cook. K. Fries, S. Shriver, M Hagen. FOURTH ROW: L. Crock, R. Corbett, D. Hussman pared a halftime show for a Knutsen, A. Balster. SECOND ROW: S. Matheny, H .. Freeman. L. Driscoll, D. St John, J Brendes. T. Ahrens Lincoln football game only McCullough, J. Rutan, H. Seligman, S. Phillips J. Danly, A FIFTH ROW: C. Baker, T. Thimmes, J. Johnson, ] Koch, A : ' Kuda. V. Driscoll. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, M, Davidson Miller. SIXTH ROW: S. Orthner, B. Trout, M. Moore, D for it to be cancelled trom R. Dirks, M. Goodman, L. Dirks, D. Wendt, J Fagan, D Paidar, B. Tenley, C. Jackson, 5 Thumma. Miss DeBoer rain. But from this new ex- perience, as well as the oth- ers, these young people have seemed to promise a secure musical future. JAZZ BAND IU Miller, T. Cook. THIRD ROW: Miss DeBoer, R. Dirks, L FIRST ROW: D. Wendt, M. Goodman, L. Dirks, S. Math- Driscoll, D. Hussman, R. Corbett, T. Freeman, D. St. John eny. SECOND ROW: B. Tenley, J. Johnson, T. Thimmes, A. NOT PICTURED: K. Fries, S. Taylor, J. Phillips Putting talent to work . : ¥: . : = ss : oe : ee ee ee es 9O Large JH Chorus Brightens Future With fifty energetic, up- and-coming junior high sing- ers, Lincoln's high school chorus has a bright future. . This large group of young- sters tackled a heavy work- load just as their older coun- terparts did. By practicing two-three times a week, the group was able to perform in the fall, Christmas, pops, and spring concerts. They also at- tended a festival in April, where judges worked with them, helping them to im- prove their overall sound. With the talent that these Singers possessed, Mrs. Mohling incorporated some choreography from time to time. With the hard work and fine musicianship these students have put forth, the FIRST ROW: S, Matheny, D. Hussman, R. Dirks, H. Selig- McCullough, K. Mullan, D. St. John, A. Balster, H. Woo- public Can count on a de- man. A. Streevy. V. Driscoll. K. Fries, K. Zerbe. SECOND dard, S. Taylor, T. Robinson. FOURTH ROW: B. Trout, M ROW: Mrs. Mohling, A. Avon, N. Davidsot M. Knutset Davidson, J. Rutan, L Dirks, S. Orthner, M. Moore, B lr. Ahrens, R. Jackson, T. Freeman, W. Robinson, H lenley, T. Thimmes, T. Cook, M. Goodman, A. Muller Brendes, H Fagan H. Phillips, M. McCall, L. Driscoll NOT PICTURED: C. Cook, D. Bickford, A. Kuda, B. Woo- rHIRD ROW: J. Danly, M. Myers, D. Hagen, J. Boots, H dard lightful program in the years ro come. The singers try not to be too enthusiastic : :§ : SS SS BS Bw sg: ee ee . Sponsor: MID CONTINENT BOTTLERS 91 SHOWING SCHOOL SPIRIT McCulloug! : leathe my Avor ; lst row: Heather McCullough. Second row: Deana Hagen, Becky Woodard. Third row Rachel Dirks, Heid: Seligman Dan Baker Joannie Bell Mike Billick Chris Butler 4 Fuller CLASS OF 1992 Heather Dawsor Sherrie Donohoe Tom Driscoll Kelly Dunston Darric . Hagen Amy ilove: Eirik Kepler Shawna Law rence Darrin M« sOTES Obreckling Mike Robinson Randy Robinsor Rand: St. John Ben Shatter Amy Shaull Dawn Sloan Darrin Weiland Jett Woodard Shannon Zerbe Jake Zidlicky Eric Archer Shelby Billick Christine Boots Jennifer Dung Lori Evers Johnathan Frank Amanda Gravert Susan Koering Jessica Kuda Chad Laing Tracy Lester Mark Petersen Delia Pini Sara Platner Matt Putter Chad Sulzner Brian Tenley Brad Thumma Cindy Trout CLASS OF 1993 Brian Corbett Kim Crock Dan Dauber Shane Dierks Joni Gray Shary! Jarzombek Angie Jensen Amy Koering Brian Meyer Jesse Oberbreckling Cole Orthner Stacy Paup Adrienne Robinson Dona Jane Ropa Ryan Steen Mandi Srolte Cand: Walshire Brian Walshire James Woodard Tommy Zeien 95 hs @ - — CLASS OF 1994 Jett Avon Brad Beck John Bemer Jerad Boots Dan Bovd Ben Brimever Wes Broultk Chelsea Brown Sara Dauber Tiffany Frahm Jason Driscoll Michelle Farrington Tim Freeman Mike Glover Stacy Goodman Brandy Feuss Peter Aimey Laing Harrington Carrie Trish Hines Musselman Nate Nelson Andy Noeller Jennifer Jewel Mike Knutsen Meridith Oldorf Julie Orten Tom Phillips Jenny Tammy Paup Pritchard Michael Sandberg Kristen Petersen Eric Seligman Kort Spratte Stephanie Tait Stamp Weber Trish Rodne Wendt Umbdenstock Valerie Cory Weber Whitlatch Amy Zidlicky Miss Harr Susie Ahlrichs Alisa Ahrens Carrie Albaugh Karena Curley Jennie Davidson Katie Dierks Lisa Dircks Tony Holets Jennifer Husmann Debi Jarzombek Tricia Kurth Ryan Moore Kelly Neuenkirk Nathan Oldorf Annette Seitz CLASS OF 1995 Marvin Birely Hope Blinks Gretchen Brown Robbie Coppess Mandi Fisher Jason Flockhart Sarah Frank Shelly Gravert Duane Matthess Cressey Meese Brent Meyer Stacey Moffit Debbie Siebels Desi Studer Stefanie Tonne Tiffiney Unruh Wes Wagner Tera Yule Mrs. Mull 07 I yy Are her Crystal Bails Jeremy Brimeyer David Chappel! Tammy Fuess Angela Flockhart David Helstern Jenniter Keith Lehrman Jenniter Lester Katie LeVan Ben Litsher Crystal Otten Brian Paup Natasha Paup Mandy Platner Carrie Siebels Paige Stamp Melissa Steen Heather Unruh CLASS OF 1996 Mindy, C OOK Brian Danly Mark Dohmen Mark Farrington Nicole Jac kson Robin Jackson Nikki Kepler Jamie Lane lennifer McCune Michael Meese Jamie Neuenkirk Amy Oberbreckling Heather Pritchard Nick Rohwedder Robin Sandberg Brvan Siebels James Walshuire Mandi Weber Wendy Wethington Brand: Bixler Nick Blinks Nv “ Be OTs Tim Brown Melissa Fisher Quincy Fuller Seth Gravert Kathy Gravert Brenda Jilovec Bet! King Angela LeVan Mart Miller Lance Oldort Angela Jo Angel Robinson Mindy Studer Becky Tenle Brandy Thien Megan Thomson Rachel Harrington Robbie Hartig Michelle Herring Amber laspers rT Jessi a Mofftit Rachelle Mullar lesse Robinsor August Shaul! Dennis Spratte Ke : ee wre ylre Megan Avot Heid: Baker Marc Barnhart Brett Brown QVuentin Chamberlin Ann Feuss Stacey Heneks Stacey Jacksor Robert jJarzombek Litscher Brit McCune Jason Me yer Holly Robinson Alison Sandberg Alissa Seitz Jas mm Snyder Brvan Warren Elizaberh Weber Jeremy W e1land Mariah Wendt : 6s Nikki Nelsor Luke Ober- breckling Jett (orren Beth Stolte Mike Tharp Jason Walshure Michelle Walshire Brandon Wething- ton : : : 5 : 6s: FUTURE OLYMPIANS = —— ‘ : 4 oe fi . FIELD DAY FIRST PLACE WINNERS 100 Meter Relay a4 Hurdle Relay 100 Meter Dash 200 Meter Relay 100 Meter Run 50 Meter Dash 200 Meter Run Dan Baker Chris Butler Kelly Dunston Darri K Hagen Jett W ox dard Heather Dawson Emily Fries Eirtk Kepler Darrin Moore Chris Fuller Dan Baker Joanie Bell Tom Driscoll Amy Jilovec Darrick Hagen Chris Fuller Shawna Lawrence Darrin Weiland Darrin Weiland Heather Dawson Shane Dierks Jessi a Kuda lracy Lester Ryan Steen Brian Corbett Shane Dierks ( had Laing Cindy Trout Dona Jane Ropa Brad Thumma Jennifer Dunr Lori Evers Stacy Paup Ryan Steen Dona Jane Ropa Brian 7 enley Dona Jane Ropa Ryan Steen Shane Dierks Brian Corbett 800 Meter Marathon Darrin Moore ( hris Fuller Chris Butler Susan Koering Brian Walshire High Jump Brian Corbett Shot Put Discus Long Jump Triple Jump Sit-up Football Throw Softball! Throw Amy Shaul! Darrin Weiland Shannon Zerbe Shawna Lawren ¢ Eirik Kepler Randi Se John Jake Zidlicky Emily Fries Jake Zidlicky Jett W oodard Chris Fuller Cindy Trout Darrin Moore Shannon Zerbe Cindy Trout S helby Billick Brian Corbett Brad Thumma Angie Jensen Dona Jane Ropa Ryan Steen Jennifer Dunn Ryan Steen Shane Dierks Chad Laing Mart Puffer Delia Pini ® sy. “, ®: : e ¢ § ee EF : ’ : Sponsored by: The Pioneer Herald 101 Did it bite you. Kristen? es: eee yy EEF eo: ®: e 10? Layin’ down on the j ob, huh?! sy: == a cia RECORD oe=—= ew . — � _ BEHIND THE SCENES School Board Members Row 1: James Brendes, James Crock Japtha Randolph Sr Superintendent John R. Hutchinson Row Paul Zidili KY Harry Driscoll Superintendent Secretary — Mary Ann Slach Asst. Superintendent Louis C. Grimm Board Secretary Business Manager — Susan Matheny, - es - cc y ae i = 3 . Elementary Secretary — Gladys Rife Secondary Center Secretary — Marge Doser Elementary Secretary Asst. — Jeri Flockhart =: : Bf: ee ee ee ®: : a y 104 SECONDARY TEACHERS Ee _ = . — - a a ne ’ ° ‘ FIRST ROW: B. Deboer. SECOND ROW: J. Good- Mohling, J. Wendel, M. Richman; FOURTH ROW: 5 man, D. Smith, G. Inman, R. Linder, | Mohling, G der, M. Oldorf, D. Jackson, L. Koer- Young; THIRD ROW: J. Jan A. Kaefring, D. ing, J Lessmeier, V sal Bohliker TEACHERS Joyce Bohlken ; Paul Corbin ASSIGNMENT Science Art 7-1] Pamela Deboer loe! (,oodman I Jouglass Jackso! Jane Jan Arlene Kaetring Lester Koering SSCI Lesmeiet Ray Linder Kevin McGuire Leroy Miller Dean Mohling Shelley Mohli Marilee Oldort Steve Ric! Marcia Richman Gilbert Sander I erry + lardas yf David Smit! lames Wendel! Virginia Young Music 7-12 Mat! Social Studies Instr Asst. Superintendent Science, Math Act. Director, P.E.. Coac hing Bus. Ed., Annual! Home Economics Math, Coaching English, ( Oac h f hap Il-Rdg ; Science, Coaching, Student Council Resource Room Guidance Counselor Vo Ag : I FA Vocal Music P.E., Coaching PI Home Economics Soc. Studies Coaching Industrial Arts, Driver Ed English, Drama, Speech Amer. History. Coaching English, Spanish - LOS ELEMENTARY TEACHERS First Row: J. McVay, M. English, D. Ferguson, C. Albaugh, P. Fonteyne, K Nelson, C. Inman, K. Sauer, R. Miller, R. Heyer, S. Corbin, B. Long Steffen, D. Harr, D. Caldwell, B. Mull. Second Row: M. Sadeghpour, G. TEACHERS ASSIGNMENT I lsc femesinwstbo vulsinchiesvesslu ea dlohlos ndsnimiesiubeos nnsichishieeomenssenmnemmancinseapnannie Second Grade Ee eT ee en oe a ee a en ee Tae Art K-6 INN RRM ic sree ae cap casccapncacipnarvasirwanevneseemneiemen eniean! 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