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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

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School Presents PRIME TIME Stanwood Mechanicsville 1986-1987 Volume No. XXVI u x the Can I go to I'll smile for anybody THINK This is my good side Life of a pop can Macho men of America Got my eye on you € Productions Py ne time yA Take Act 1987 Brian Baker Tim Beck John Chappell Noal Coppess Ryan Crock Randy Dohmen Dusty Duafeldr Justin Forde Jeremy Frank Amber Hardman Kenneth Hartman Ben Johnston Melissa Kurth Sandra Lester Allison Litscher Crystal McHenry Ronni Mere Dustin Platner Melissa Pollock Jessica Rohwedder Luke Sandberg Daniel Schott Trevor Siver Danielle Smith Quinn Stamp Shannon Srolte Tina Tonne Chris Wagner HO, ge WAILABLE Samantha Wanek Amber Weber Brian Weber Nicholas Weber Melody Waltz Heidi Baker Marc Barnhart Brett Brown Ann Cavey Quentin Chamberlain Nicole Davis Sarah Glenr Ryan Dohmer Tim Harden Donnie Flockhart Stacey Heneks Michael Flockhart Ann Feuss Stacey Jacksor Robert Jar zombeck A a ¢ : Rebecca Johnstor Melissa Koberle Jerry Koering Jeremy Kurtt Chris Litscher Kent McHenry Jason Meyer Chad Mull Nikki Nelsor Luke Oberbreckling Jeff Orten Todd Pollock Holly Robinsor Alison Sandberg Alissa Seitz Jason Snyder Bert Srolre Michael Tharp Jason Walshire Michelle Walshire Bryan Warrer —k Elizabeth Wwber Jeremy Weiland Mariah Wendt Brandon Wethingtor Sarah Davidson Robbie Hartig Joey Neuenkirk Richard Polk Renee Stolte Megan Thomson Scott Evers Michelle Herring Erin Noeller Nicole Renick Mindy Studer Josh Umbenstock Melissa Fisher Amber Jasperson Lance Oldort August Shaull Becky Tenley Nathan Unruh Quincy Fuller Elizabeth King Angela Jo Platner Denny Spratte Brandi Thien Trisha Waltz Eric Glenn Matt Miller Seth Graver Jessica Moffit Kathy Gravert Rachelle Mullan Melinda Andrews Megan Avon Nick Beck Michael Becker Tim Brown Missy Chappell Stacy Crock Jesse Clark WS wee Joy Archer Crystal Bails Jeremy Brimeyer David Chappell Brian Danly “SZ mm 31d : Me GRADE a David Hellstern Jason Houston Robin Jackson Nikki Kepler Jennifer Huffman Jamie Lane Nicole Jackson Keith Lehrman Mindy Cook Mark Dohmen Mark Farrington Angela Flockhart Tammy Fuess Jennifer Lester Ben Litsher Linsey Matthess Michael Meese Jamie Neuenkirk Amy Oberbreckling Crystal Orren Brian Paup Natasha Paup Mandy Platner Heather Pritchard Nick Rohwedder Robin Sandberg Bryan Siebels Carrie Siebels Paige Stamp Melissa Steen Heather Unruh James Walshire Mandi Weber Wendy Wethington Susie Ahlrichs Gretchen Brows Mandi Fisher Alisa Ahrens Robbie Coppess Sarah Frank Carnie Albaugh Jenny Davidson Shelly Gravert Marvin Birely Katie Dierks Tony Holets Lisa Dircks Jennifer Husmanr Debi Jarzombek Brent Meyer Annette Seitz Stefanie Tonne Tricia Kurtt Stacey Moffit Debbie Siebels Tiffiney Unruh Duane Matthess Kelly Neuenkirk Desi Studer Wes Wagner Cressey Meese Nathan Oldorf Brandi Sulzner Tera Yule at | eee. Serre: Sth oa 2 = a GRADE Mike Knutser Tammy Paup Tait Stamp Aimey Laing Kristen Petersen Trisha Umbdenstock Carrie Musselman Tom Phillips Cory Weber Nate Nelsor Jenny Pritchard Stephanie Weber Andy Noeller Mike Sandberg Rodney Wendt Meredith Oldorf Eric Seligman Valerie Witlatch Julie Otten Kori Spratte Amy Zidlicky Mop An Dan Boyd Jason Driscoll Mike Glover Jeff Avon Ben Brimeye Michele Farrington Stacy Goodman Brad Beck Wes Broulik Tiffany Frahm Tony Harden John Bemer Chelsea Brown Tim Freemar Trish Hines Jerad Boots Sara Dauber Brandi Fuess Jenniter Jewell Sarah Alrich Eric Archer Shelby Billick Christine Boots Brian Corbett Kim Crock Danny Dauber Shane Dierks Lori Evers Jonathon Frank Amanda Gravert Joni Gray Shari Jarzombek Angie Jensen Amy Koering Susan Koering Jesse Kuda Chad Laing Tracy Lester Tammy Mathis Brian Meyer Jesse Oberbreckling Cole Orthner Stacy Paup Mark Petersen Delia Pini Sara Platner Matt Puffer Adrienne Robinson Jared Roorhees Dona Jane Ropa Eric Schmidt Ryan Steen Mandi Stolte Chad Sulzner Brian Tenley Brad Thumma Cindy Trout Candi Walshire Brian Walshire James Woodard Tommy Zeien 800 Meter Marathor Softball Throw Football Throw High Jump Long Jump Short Put Discuss Sit-Ups Triple Jump pre Jume FIRST FIELD DAY PLACE WINNERS Mike Jer f Brandy Feuss Mop Ar Jeff Avor Anna Wilkinsor Julie Orten Mike Knutsen Tina Halstead Brad Beck Johr Bemer Tammy Paup Sara Dauber Dan Boyd Julie Orten Benji Brimeyer Stacy Goodman Dan Boyd Jennifer Jewell Julie Orren Eric Seligman Michael Sandberg Jenny Pritchard Mike Sandberg Tiffany Frahm Rodney Wendt Meridith Oldor f Tait Stamp Meridith Oldorf Dan Boyd Brandy Fuess Sara Dauber John Bemer Jenny Pritchard Ryan Steen Shelby Billick Eric Seligman Brian Corbert Sara Platner Shelby Billick Brad Thumma Brian Walshire Shane Dierks DJ. Ropa Ryan Steen DJ. Ropa Ryan Steen Brad Thumma Susan Koering Shari Jarzombek Brian Tenley DJ Ropa Brian Corbett Amy Koering Brian Tenley Delia Pini Delia Pini Danny Dauber Brad Thumma Susan Koering Ryan Steen DJ Ropa Matt Puffer Angela Jensen Matt Puffer Angela Jensen James Woodard Stacy Paup Ryan Steen Kim Crock otf a ar € y f Productions Py “me time Sen’ Junior High 7 grade President Vice President Secretary ............ Treasurer Cara Andrews Mike Billick Sherrie Donohoe Kristyn Edwards Emily Fries Eric Kepler Dan Baker Chris Butler Tom Driscoll Mary Fast Darrick Hagen Shawna Lawrence Sherrie Donol Jake Zidlicky Mike Robinson Mary Fast Joan Bell Heather Dawson Kelly Dunstor Christina Fuller Amy Jiloves Darrin Moore Ben Shaffer Dawn Sloan Mike Robinson Darrin Weiland Shanon Zerbe Andy Oberbeckling Amy Shaull Randi St John Randy Robinson Jeff Woodard Jake Zidlicky Travis Ahrens Jesse Albaugh Lisa Albaugh Chris Baker Dawn Bickford Jim Boesenberg Jessica Boots Jamie Brendes Keli Jo Butler Robbie Corbett Jennifer Danly Martha Davidson Rachel Dircks Lori Driscoll Julie Fagan Tom Freeman Deana Hagen Dawn Husmann Ron Jackson Tara Kuda Sam Matheny Michelle McCall Alesia Miller Michelle Myers President Vice-President lA 9 Tade. Class Officers Robbie Corbett Deanna Hagen Rodney St John Jamie Brendes 4, softball | —_ The Junior High Softball very Outstanall : complete five games. Co pants on having a great ment even though they only had nine players or hopes they take more advantage of their softba J.H. Softball Season Results OPPONENT WE THEY 8th Grade Midland Midland Clarence Lowden 7th Grade Midland Midland Clarence Lowden First Row: Dawn Husmanr t a- Second Row: Lori Driscoll, Keli Butler, Michelle gan, Cara Andrews, Shannor fr McCall, Martha Davidson, Mar Coach Mr. Koering ager Jer ni (L PO QO GQ OID PPD POPOL P ADAP OPP AP AP OAD AP OAD AP AP OAD OD h footh POrd This year's Junior High football team, led by Coach Gary Nelson, had an excellent year with a record of three wins and two losses. Outstanding players were: Doug Wei- land, rushing a total of 236 yards; and Ron Jack- son, passing for 158 yards. GOOD JOB GUYS! Third Row: Daron Rubner Paulson, Doug Weiland mie Brendes, Dan Baker, Dan Paidar, Mike Robinson. First David Wendt, Coact yary Nelson, Travis Ahrens, Andy Row: Ben Shaffer, Jake Zidlicky, Robbie Corbett, Randy Rob Streevy, Rodney St. John, Darron Weiland. Second Row: Jin nson, Mike Billick, Erik Kepler Boesenberg, Wes Robinson, Tom Driscoll, Ron Jackson, Ja J.H. Football Season Results OPPONENT WE THEY Lisbon 46- 0 Olin 58- 0 Midland 0-16 Clarence-Lowden 8-14 Olin 12- 8 ae volleybal Sr ree The 1986-87 Junior High and challenging season with 1-3 record and the sevent! Leading servers on the eighth Jennifer Danly, Michelle McCall, and Tara Kud: the seventh grade team were Heather Dawson, Mary Fast, Kelly Dunston and Shannon Zerbe First Row: Heidi Seligman, Rachel Dircks, Dawn Husmann, Lor Christina Roberts, Emily Fries. Third Row: Mrs. O, Shawna Lawrence. Amy Driscoll, Michelle McCa . Julie Fagar annor tb ary Fast Shaull, Heather Dawson, Sheri Dono oe, Martha Davidson, Alesia Miller. Dawr Amy Jilovec, Michelle Myers, Jennifer Danly, Jennifer Phil St. Johr Bickford, Caron Andrews, Kelly Dunstor It was a good season for the hough we onl restiers, Decause JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING Midland West Branch Mt. Vernon Alburnett Tipton Lisbon Northeast Us Them 59 21 51 20 4 42 27 15 20 20 34 18 57 18 First Row: Randy Robinson, Mike Robir Dris son, Jake Zidlicky. Second Row: Ton n Boesenberg amie Brendes. Second Row Baker, Ror This season the 7th grade basketball team compiled a 3-5 record. Leading } scorer was Dan Baker. This year's 8th grade team h j ad a 6-3 record. They were led by Ron Jackson with 155 points. PPO POD DOLD OPO LP AP LPO LP OLD OMP LDL OLP LP OLD” This year the 7th grade girls bas- ketball team finished the season with a 1-5 record. High scorer was Cara Andrews with 93 points. Also Amy Jilovec led the team with 17 steals . The 8th grade had a fine sea- son with a 7-2 record. Leading the team was Michelle Myers with 135 total points and Lori Driscoll with 27 steals. FIRST ROW: Mary Fast, Shannon Zerbe, Amy Jilovec ps, Dawn Husmann, Martha Davidson, Michelle Kelly Dunston, Kristan Edwards, Cara Andrews. SEC- Myers, Lori Driscoll, Rachel Dircks, Julie Fagan OND ROW: Alesia Miller, Michelle McCall, Jennifer trac 1987 JH Girls Track Results At Solon Fifth At Durant Second Mid-E Conf. Fifth CL and Olin First Mt. and Wilton — First First Row: Jessica Boots; Mgr., Brooke Trout; Mgr., Emily Fries; Mgr., Randi St John; Mgr. Second Row: Jennifer Phillips, Dawn Husmann, Tara Kuda, Michelle McC all, Julie Fagan, Tracey Baird, Christi- “Sees na Roberts. Third Row: Jenny Rutan, Darla St. John, Michelle Myers, Deana Hagen, Jennifer Danly, Christine Edwards, Martha Davidson, Heather Daw- son, Stacey Baird, and Marilee Oldorf; Coach Mr . aS R : ; son. Second Row Jake Zidlicky Mgr., 1987 JH Boys Track Results At Wilton — Cancelled At Solon — Sixth Place At Durant — Seventh Place Mid-East Conf. — Sixth Place c.1.(86)-Olin(0)-Lincoln(32) — Second Place M.V .(56)-Wilt.(85)-Lincoln(27) — Third Place 1 h ban ————— This year’s junior high band started the year off by marching at the half time of the final home football game. They also performed at the Christmas concert, the Winter concert, and the Progressive con- cert. This year’s jazz band was smaller than usual but played very well. JAZZ BAND st Row: Alesia Miller, Jennifer | Dan Baker, Tom Freeman, Dawr Phillips, Martha Davidson, David Wendt 2nd Row: Corbett, Director Pam DeBoer , és) , a), o CONCERT BAND — Ist Row: Director Pam DeBoer, Randy Rob- inson, Mary Fast, Emily Fries, Amy Jilovec, Jennifer Danly, Jennifer Phillips 2nd Row: Alesia Miller, Martha Davidson, Michelle Myers Rachel Dircks, Jenny Rutan, Sherrie Donohoe, Cara Andrews, Kris- 4 | : tyn Edwards 3rd Row: Dan Baker, David Wendt, Deana Hagen, Dan Paidar, Chris Baker, Dawn Husmann, Robbie Corbett, Tom Free- man, Lori Driscoll. Not Pictured: Heidi Seligman, Brooke Trout The junior high choir has per- formed a wide variety of music — from pop music to spirituals. The junior high choir performed a special music review which in- cluded choreography and spanned music from the 1920's to today. They also performed at the Christmas concert, the Win- ter concert, and the Progressive concert. 4 ist Row: Alesia Miller, Chris Roberts, Jennifer Phillips, Martha Davidson, Jenni- Butler, Andy Obereckling, Scott Thumma, Robbie Corbett, Ron Jackson, Wes fer Danly, Rachel Dircks, Director Pam DeBoer 2nd Row: Mike Robinson, Chris Robinson. Not Pictured: Heidi Seligman, Brooke Trout ‘h jeerteade YSU K Left to right. Ist row: Emily Fries, Kelijo Butler. 2nd row: Heather Dawson, Randi St Left to right. 1st row: Kelly Dunston, Jenny Myers, Amy Jilovec, Tara Kuda Rutan, Darla St. John. 2nd row: Michelle Productions Py “ime time frse sl Schoo! Take 1987 | President Vice President Secretary [Treasurer Amy Avon Cyndi Cook Katie Fries Joe Bails Tim Cook Angie Balster Lee Crock Mike Boots Nikki Davidsor Marcie Goodman Chad Gray Craig Jacksor Tony Boyd Lori Dircks Joe Johr son Krisan Butler Vicki Driscol Josh Koct Tara Robinson Tom Timmes Todd Robinson Ryan Wendt Adam Sandberg Becky Woodard Sheilla Shriver Heather Woodard Stephanie Taylor Kim Zerbe Brian Tenley Bob Tenley Michelle Knutsen Angie Kuda Mike McAtee Heather McCullough Justin Mullan Chad Paup Sophomores President : Jetf Wende Vice President Angie Hanks Secretary Julie Jones Treasurer Chris Koct Dirk Albaugh Greg Apel Brad Barnhart Kim Billick Keith Boettcher M Ke Da Her ( aror Dawsor David Fuller Doug Hoffman Julie Jones Ruel Kirstein Angie Lehrman Don McGhghy Dave Steen Jeff Wendel Chris Koch Kelly McCullough Wade Puffer Karin Streevy Ronda Wendt Kristie Kummer Cindy McGhghy Mechele Renick Jeff Tenley Tanya Zimmerman yan 107T8 PRESIDENT Christa Driscoll VICE PRESIDENT : Dan Jilovec SECRETARY ...... ; Anne Albaugh TREASURER ... 5 Val Paidar Anne Albaugh Joan Crock Kathy Goldsmith Kendra Bosenberg Richard Davidson Jill Gray Gina Brendes Pat Donohoe Erica Hall Randy Brown Christa Driscoll Ann Himes Teresa Butler Bob Dunston Dan Jilovec Shelli Coiner Trina Glover Julie Lovell Chad Shaull Susanne Siver Darel Sloan Todd Thumma Robin Trout Larry McCall Kim Robinson Kim Mixell Chad Rubner Mitch Mullar Roonie Rutan Shelly Muller Robert St. Johr Val Paidar Wayne Schneider Denise Robinsor Dan Shafter 15al YOUR RIGHy, Misai Kanehira arrived at the Corbin household in August of 1986. ( oming from Sendai Japan (population 700,000) Misai was in for a very different lifestyle of living in a small U.S. town. Misai enjoyed going to a small school where she could know everybody and also where there were boys (In Japan she attends an all girl school!) When Misai returns to Japan she will have another half year of high school to attend, then Misai plans to go on and study to be a pharmacist. Wun-—- IA Z2N-N Lanceln bhah Seheol . er @, .. GH) ne U1 Thanks for special memory ‘ HH FR y a Productions Py “ime time Scene Soniore Take Act 1987 6 - BRIAN T. APEL KATHY SUE CFRISTIANSEN CAROLYN CORBIN MICHAEL FLYNN a “on THOMAS EDWIN Rs SHERYL ANN BOOTS STEPHEN LEE BROULIK is BARBARA MARIE CROCK BRIAN JAMES DOHVEN 4 MICHAEL PHILLIP HALL TERESA ANN HASSELBUSCH WENDY SUE HOFFMAN MISAI KANEHIRA ° SEAN CERISTIAN LAVONT i 4 MARSHA LYNN LAWRENCE WILLIAM EDWARD MILLER DENISE ELLEN MORAVEK SUSAN LYNN PAIDAR JANELLE MARIE PINI RORY LEE PRUESS TYLER A. ROUSE DAVE ALLEN SLOAN —_ Chad Gadke (Treasurer), Teresa Hasslebusch (Secretary), Chris Lamont (President) Brian Dohmen (Vice President 1 SOMEONE anngs pia, | want to suck your blood! So I haven't shaved Anyone wanna go for a lap? x we ° Tl r Ne VALEDICTORIAN — Barbara Crock SALUTATORIANS Tony Koch, Amy Inman MARILYN GAMBLE TTF SCHOLARSHIP — Karen Aberle, Denise Moravek GLADYS E. FERGUSON SCHOLARSHIP — Jeff Corbett, Tyler Rouse, Brian Dohmen, Barb Crock, Brian Mullan, Tony Koch, Susan Paidar McELROY SCHOLARSHIP Barbara Crock GLEN ZERBE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP — Jeff Corbett, Te- resa Hasselbusch COMMUNITY STATE BANK SCHOLARSHIP — Teresa Hassel- LEA SCHOLARSHIP — Carolyn Corbin, Sheila Wendel, Tony Koc : Barbara ( ro I MARGARET E. DALLAS SCHOLARSHIP Denise Moravek, Tony Koct Barbara Crock IOWA BAR AWARD — Sheila Wendel AMERICAN LEGION AWARD — Susan Paidar, Tony SENIOR SPEECH AWARD Carolyn Corbin SOUSA INSTRUMENTAL AWARD Jeff Corbet DIRECTOR'S AWARD — Barbara Crock LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARD — Susan Paidar NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD — Janelle Pini CITIZENSHIP AWARD — Tom Bell, Jeff Corbett, Barbara Crock Rory Pruess Ray Ropa MEDIA AWARDS — Kathy Christiansen, Lisa Dains, Brenda Myers, Suzy Zerbe ROGER OLDORF STRIVE TO SERVE AWARD — Carolyn Corbin STATE OF IOWA SCHOLARS Barbara Crock, Wendy Hoff- man, Brian Mullan ACADEMIC ALL STATE — Tony Koch BLACK MASK THEATRE AWARD — Jeff Corbett, Carolyn Corbin DANFORTH “I DARE YOU” AWARD — Carolyn Corbin, Jett Corbett MALE ATHLETE AWARD — Tom Jackson FEMALE ATHLETE AWARD — Susan Paidar PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS — Jeff Corbett, Barbara Crock, Wendy Hoffman, Amy Inman, Tony Koch, Brian Mullan, Sheila Wendel SERVICE — Brian Apel, Amy Inman, Marsha Lawrence, Brenda Myers, Tyler Rouse, Susan Paidar, Suzy Zerbe MEDAL OF MERIT — Wendy Ho-ffman DAR AWARD — Sheila Wendel SENIOR DRAMA AWARDS — Jeff Corbett, Carolyn Corbin JR. ACADEMY SCIENCE AWARD — Tony Koch KWWL AWARD — Barbara Crock ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE — Sheila Wendel, Jeff Corbett NEWSPAPER AWARD — Carolyn Corbin ANNUAL AWARDS — Sheila Wendel, Wendy Hoffman LEADERSHIP AWARDS — Carolyn Corbin, Chris Lamont, Teresa Hasselbusch, Barbara Crock SERVICE CHARACTER — Carolyn Corbin, Wendy Hoffman Graduation 1987 Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Class Flower: White Rose Tipped in Ma- roon Class Motto: If you can imagine it, You can achieve it; If you can dream it, You can become it Hi Mom! 0 - f Productions Pr. ne time HS. Activities Act ) § The 1986 Homecoming took place on what appeared to be two of the most beautiful days of the year. The parade took off at 5:30 and wound its way around Mechanicsville ending up at the elementary school for the annual pep rally. The 1986 King and Queen were announced at this time. Teresa Hasselbusch was crowned queen and Chad Gadke was crowned king. The excitement of Homecoming week came to a close Saturday night at the annual Homecoming dance with music provided by Q103. The official crowning of the king and queen took place at the beginning of the dance. First row: Misai Kanehira, Wendy Hoffman, Teresa Hasselbusch, Susan Second row: Brian Dohmen, Rory Pruess, Chad Gadke, Brian Mullan, Tom Paidar, Sheryl Boots Jackson — “ 2 ete UR tT On February 7, the An- nual FFA Sweetheart Dance was held. Wendy Hoffman, the reigning FFA Sweetheart, crowned the new 1987 Sweetheart who was Joan Crock. Christa Driscoll was crowned runner-up. The rest of the court consisted of Kathy Goldsmith, Denise Robinson, and Kim Robinson. Other activities the FFA participated in were he lping clean stalls at the fair, working on their test plot, selling fruit, and re- ceiving the bronze BOAC award for the terrace they built on the north side of the school. Are you serious?! What's the matter Susanne? Play that organ Ms. DeBoer Hey Baby! We've Got Tonight.” That was the theme of Prom '87. This year’s Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 9th at the Hi-Way Gardens in Stanwood. The banquet began with a terrific meal of ham or roast beef and many other delicious side servings. Instead of the traditional reading of wills and prophecies, a reminiscence of the good ‘ole days was read. After this everyone started dancing uight away to the music of 93.9 KRNA. Finally the night came to a close and all who wished to attend, went to Las Vegas Night, a project planned by a parental committee. After gambling for a couple of hours, the whole crowd was entertained by hypnotist Jim Wand. About fifteen people were f 1otized, which kept everyone rolling with laughter. As the sun started to rise all who stayed were served breakfast. It was a night enjoyed by all fee eee Are you hungry guys? Let's boogie! Would anyone like a drink? SMILE! Mideast Speech Participants Front row: Tony Koch, Carolyn Corbin, Jar elle Pini, and Jeff Corbett. Middle row Marcie Goodman, Kendra Boesenberg Stephanie Taylor, Kim Gesling, and Erica Hall. Back row: Misia Kanehira Kim Billick, Valerie Paidar, Dave Steen Ray Ropa, Susan Paidar, Robin Trout Barb Crock, Lori Dircks, Mr. Dave Smith, Tara Robinson, and Sheila Wen- del Large Group Speech Participants Front row: Kendra Boesenberg, Erica Hall, Kim Gesling, Robin Trout, 2nd row: Carolyn Corbin, Stephanie Taylor, Misia Kanehira, Tara Robinson, Sheila Wendel. 3rd row: Marcie Goodman, Dave Steen, Jeff Corbett, Barb Crock ith row: Valerie Paidar, Janelle Pini, Ray Ropa, Tony Koch, Susan Paidar, Lori Dircks Ensemble Ensemble Ensemble Group Mime Improv Improv Literary Program Poetry Poetry Poetry Poetry Prose Prose Prose Radio News Radio News Readers Theater Storytelling Storytelling Janelle Pini, Jeff Corbett Jett ¢ orbett PARTICIPANTS RATINGS STATE Kendra Boesenberg Karen Aberle, Jeff Corbett DISTRICTS MIDEAST Gesling, Marcie Goodman, Erica Ha usan Paid I Paidar, Ray Ropa, Dave Steen, Stephani st place de Carolyn Corbin, Tony Koch st place Erica Hall, Robin Trout Misai Kanehira, Tara binson n Trou II Kendra Boesenberg I Ist place Carolyn Corbin I 2nd place Kendra Boesenberg Kim Billick Carolyn Corbir Lori Dircks Tony Koct I Ist place I Ist place I 2nd place Dave Steen Stephanie Taylor Marcie Goodman I 2nd place Ray Ropa | I 2nd place Marcie Goodman I Erica Hall I Kendra Boesenberg, Carolyn Corbin, Tony Koch, Dave Steen Jetf Corbett: All-State Individual Festival Ss v ” os t — a f yA - oe MUSICIANS Dracula Jetf corbett Jonathor John Fast Lucy Westerna Carolyn Corbin Henry Westerna Doug Hoffman Martha Westerna Barb Crock Mina Murray Janelle Pis Arthur Holmwood Tom Jackson Dr. Seward Dave Steer Professor Van Helsing Tony Koch Charles Ray Ropa Renfield Jeff Wende Servants ; Kendra Boesenberg Marcie Goodman Variety was the word for drama pro- ductions this year. Moving from the Gospel in present day Georgia, the spring production found itself in 19th Century England with Count Dracula and his bevy of followers and victims Although it looked as though Dracula might finally conquer all, Van Helsing, Seward, Holmwood, and, of course, Renfield managed to win a bloody Battle Royale in which Dracula and his “handsomely groomed” vampire girls became the victims — or did they all?? Dracula culminated successful dra- ma Careers for many of our seniors, but it also exposed the terrific new talents of our underclass “stars” of next fall. ote S ar pI lani¢ 1OT Taylor Orthner Sheila Wende q, Kin Lor Joar isan Paidar Billick Dircks Crock x x x x % X x x x Jazz band. Left to right. Back row: Bob Dur ston, Bob Tenley, Ray Ropa, Susan Paidar Jeff Corbett, Dirk Albaugt The year began with a successful marching season. The band performed half-time drills to the popular tunes ‘The Magnificent Seven” and “Peter Gunn.” The Pom Pon squad added to each and every show. The Marching Band also at- tended the Cornell Homecoming Parade. The Concert Band kept busy by per- forming the Christmas Concert, Pop's Concert, which featured George Krem from the University of lowa, and the Pro- gressive Concert. The band also had to prepare for solo and ensemble contest and large group contest. Senior Jeff Corbett was selected to the All-State Band playing First Trombone The Pep Band performed many rock'n tunes during several half-time perfor- mances of the basketball games The Jazz Band, small but mighty, com- peted for the Ist time ever, at the Augus- tana Jazz Band Festival and did very well. They closed the year by putting on a great show at the Ice Cream Social. What a year! Concert Band. Left to right. Ist row: Teresa Hassel- busch, Erica Hall, Amy Inman, Angie Balster, Mi- helle Knutsen, Kim Robinson, Barb Crock Steph Janelle Pini. 2nd row Angie Kuda Dircks, Dirk Albaugh, Anne anie Taylor Kendra Bosen Vicki Driscol Marcie a Shriver Albaugt Jett Wendel, Bob Tenley Goodman, Sheila Wendel. 3rd row: Josh Koch, Chris Koch, Amy Avon, Cyndi Cook, Wendy Hoffman ith row: Kim Billick, Doug Hoffman, Bob Dunston Val Paidar, Ray Ropa, Susan Paidar, Joan Crock, Christa Driscoll, Joe John- son, Tom Thimmes, Jeff Corbert Serr “750%, 2250 5,0 5,0 802 8, 4,° G50 9,00,0 9,06, ererererer er errr PTeTeTETeT ere ‘ones es ee es ee ee 'ee wen es es es en sees ens nn en es ee en' es es eens ee sees e © | | ) le bee ei Front row: Janelle Pini, Becky Woodard, Ar Lehrmar y Inman, Christa Driscoll Dawn Husmar Valerie Paidar, J Paidar, Wendy Hotfmar Hal ( Angie n, Robbie Corbett 1, Sheila Wendel Teresa Hasselbusch, Kin Back row: Ray Ropa, Shannon oan Crock, Susar Cook, Angie Kuda, Sheil Heather McCullough, Amy Avor ila S Orthner, Jennifer Phillips, Kim Robinson, Cyndi chelle Knutsen, Bob Tenley, Lori Dircks rica Angie Balster, Kim Bil Stephanie Ta Mixell, Karin Streevy, Cindy ) an, Jeff Corbett, Tom Thin rOckK ck, Dan Alesia Miller, Marcie Goodn yior Kendra Bosenberg mes, Joe Johns MRM MAMMA MM MMMM Ooo Tue Sak HoH oa Ne sat Se fen ea ese eee ee ee ee ee ane es en es ee ee On May 7, 1987 High School stu- dents were honored for being selected as members of the National Honor So- ciety. In order to be selected, one must have at least a 3.0 grade point average as well as show qualities of scholarship, q i ; P� GRADUATING MEMBERS: Row 1: Sheryl Boots, Tom 2: Barb Crock, Wendy Hoffman Chris Lamont, Teresa Hasselbusch, Jeff Corbett Amy Inman, Sheila Wendel, Brian Mullan leadership, service, and character. The students are selected to be members of National Honor Society by a panel of staff members. It is a great honor to be selected into National Honor Society. REGULAR MEMBERS: Row 1: Anne Al- Robinson, Kendra Bosenberg, Erica Hall baugh, Joan Crock, Val Paidar Row 2: Kim PROBATIONARY MEMBERS: Row 1: Brad _Paidar Row 2: Ronda Wendt, Angie Lehrman, Barnhart, Chris Koch, Doug Hoffman, Susan Jeff Wendel, Kim Billick, Carolyn Corbin. Me Msteree y Avon; Teresa Hasselbusch, Secretary; Janelle Pini; Caro- n Corbin, President; Susan Paidar, Treasurer, Anne Albaugh; Shery Boots: Erica Hall Second row: Kim Billick; Karir Streevy; Jeff Wendel Lincoln’s 1986-87 Student Council consistéd of 20 members. This was a year full of helpful activities and much fun. The Student Council arranged its annual Home- coming festivities with this year's theme being 2087. They also held a free Christmas dance with DJ's from Q103. arate, Doug Hoffman; Rory Pruess, Vice President; Susanne Siver; Chad Rubr rer; Larry McCal They supported Lincoln's Peer Counselors by donating food for their food drive, and in October hosted the traditional Halloween costume contest. Thank you Stu- dent Council for your help and support. Sees SOHN annual Dis here is duh page where you does do learn about duh people dat put dis here book together. Dis year duh An- nual Staff did have 11 hard workers. Sheila Wendel was duh editor. Wendy Hoffman was duh business manager Chris Lamont was duh photographer- and-chief. Kathy Christiansen was duh co-editor. Otter members of duh staff was Rory Pruess, Susan Paidar, Brenda Myers, Brian Dohmen, Teresa Hassel- busch, Chad Gadke, and Brian Mullan. Duh teacher was Ms. Jane Janssen. fo Left to right, Ist row: Brian Mullan, Sheila Wendel, mont. 2nd row: Wendy Hoffman, Rory Pruess, Brenda Kathy Christiansen, Teresa Hasselbusch, and Chris La- Myers, Susan Paidar, Chad Gadke, and Brian Dohmen This year's Lincoln Log was produced by a very well-run staff. Under the direction of edi- tor Carolyn Corbin, the staff produced an interesting addi- tion to the local paper — the Pioneer Herald. According to Instructor Merilee Oldorf, the paper was all student run. This year's collection of student writ- ings and drawings was the Paw Print Pot Pourri. f me é as a — ‘i Se Ist row: Kim Mixell, Janelle Pini, Ray Ropa, Boesenberg, Mrs. Oldorf, 3rd row: Carolyn 2nd row: Susan Paidar, Brian Apel, Kendra Corbin, Tony Koch MY Where's the ball SAALAAA Now listen here, Ref! Take Control, Dave Dear God, please go in A Productions Py “me time e ne “i ‘gh School Sports Take Act 1987 . 1 ; - he baseball team was basi- ly made up of underclassmer with one graduate to 8 fresh- d an overa 16. Jetf Corbert led tl SEASON'S RECORI AWARDS Ist — John Driscoll, Dave Steen, J Corbett. Chad Tenney lon Jetf Wendel, Dirk Alb aug nd row Jacksor Doug Hoffman, Brad Barnhart, M ke Moore, Gene Jones, Ruel Kirstein, Chris Koch, Joe Bails, John Fast, Todd Thumma, Coach Jacksor NAA a LLLP DP Dt I a aS a The Lady Panthers finished with a 5-9 conference record tying with East Central for 6th place. Lincoln finished 6-15 overall. Brenda Lovell sibs) == € Love Kir Billick, Shannor Dircks, Sheila Wendel, Ruth ow Christie Block, Jar Joan Crock, Margie SEASON'S RECORDS East Centra Lisbor Preston Preston Midland Clarence-Lowder Guttenberg Bennett Wilton Oxford Junction Maquoketa Springville AWARDS MVP Co-Caprains Most-Improv Most-Improv Leading Hit Golden Glove Ouil-Car Brenda Lovell Christie Block Brenda Lovell Christie Block € nirista Driscoll Brenda Lovell Joan Crock Lori Dircks led in hitting with an average of with .236. Next season's Panthers 306 followed by sister Julie Lovell — will be a basically a young team. Top to bottom: Erica Hall, Kristie Kummer, Robin Trout Left to right: Nikki Davidson, Heather McCullough, Amy Avon, Becky Woodard, Kim Gesling, Erica Hall Adam Sandberg, Tony Koch, Brian Dohm en, Rory Pruess, Ray Ropa, John Fast not pictured The 1986 Lincoln Cross Country varsity squad, under coach Ray Linder, consisted of Brian Doh- men, Tony Koch, (returning letter- men), Rory Pruess, Ray Ropa, and Adam Sandberg. John Fast compet- ed on the Junior Varsity level. AWARDS Team Captain Brian Dohmen MVP .. Brian Dohmen Most Dedicated .. Brian Dohmen Most Improved Rory Pruess The 1986 Lincoln football team was under the guidance of new head coach James Wendel and his assistant Terry Lessmeier. Lincoln finished the 1986 season with a conference record of 2-5 and an overall record of 2- The team was led by tri-captains Chad Gadke, Mike Fagan, and Tom Jackson Gadke, who was awarded most valuable player, set a school record in lone tackles with 70, and was also chosen for the Mid-East Iowa All Conference first team as offensive guard. Fagan, leading rusher with 304 yards, received honorable mention at defensive end for the Mid-East lowa All Conference Jackson was chosen for first team defensive back for the Mid-East Iowa All Conference Randy Brown was Lincoln's leading receiver with 229 yards. FIRST ROW: Mike McAtee, John Driscoll, Tony Boyd, Dave Steen, Tom Thumma, Randy Brown, Danny Jilovec, Chad Rubner, Don McGhghy, Dan Jackson, Mike Flynn, Kelly McCullough, Joe Bails, Mike Boots. SECOND Shaffer, Chad Gadke, Manager Richard Davidson, Coach Lessmeier. FOURTH ROW: Mike Fagan, Dirk Albaugh Jeff Wendel, Chad Paup, Mike Dauber, Larry ROW: Lee Crock, Jeff Tenley, Chris Koch, Gene Jones, Ruel Kirstein, Todd McCall, Bob Dunston, Doug Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Coach Wendel, Todd Robinson, Bill Miller, Travis Bell, Pat Donahoe and Josh Koch mor SPL LPP PPLE putt ttt AA A A LALLA A AA AA ESS AS AS AS oS atk aS SoS ol a oa a aol aa a tt tat ta at tant SEASON RESULTS We, AWARDS Chad Gadke Chad Gadke Mike Fagan Tom Jacksor Chad Gadke Tom Jacksor Mike Fagan Chad Gadke |. AP PPPtPPPPO OOOO OOOOH a a aS a a aS aS aS lt AS A AL A AAA OD ADL AS SAA AD AD A A ASS A AL AD AL A A AA AA AD AA AS AAS AS aS oo Lincoln Volleyballers fir ished a gOOd season with a 5-2 Conference re- cord and a 12-14 total season record tht of the season was being in the tournament play at the Lincoln Volleyball Invitational. “The members unified to accomplish the team goals,” stated Coach Oldorf Newcomer Coach Bill Bails led the Freshmen-Sophomore team to a fine season, finishing with a 19-13 record 19 Junior Varsity finished with a 8-12 re- cord First row: Karin Streevy, Amy Avon. Second row: Sheila Wendel, Janelle Pini, Sheryl Boots, Teresa Hasselbusch, Susan Paidar, Wendy Hoffman. Third Dircks, Julie Jones, Susanne Siver, Caron Dawson, Tracey Jensen, Stacey Cribbs, Anne Albaugh, Angie Hanks, Gina Brendes, Jill Gray, Joan Orthner. Fourt h row: Misia Kanehira, Kim Gesling, Heather McCullough, Kim Billick. Michelle Knutsen, Steph Taylor, Marcie Cook, Angie Kuda, Cindy McGhghy, Angie Lehrman, Angie Balster, Coach Oldorf eos 55, POI I ae A a wo mS os os ad a SSSR GG OS PGC S CONFERENCE SCORE BOX we Olir Lisbor Prestor East Centra Clarence-Lowden Gurrenberg Midland MVP Wendy Hotfman Moral Booster Janelle Pini Most Improved Upper Joan Crock Most Improved Lower Steph Taylor 1986 Captains Paidar Teresa Hasselt Janelle Pini 1987 Captains Joan Crock Anne Albaugh All-Conference First Team Janelle Pini Second Tear Susan Paidar Honorable Mentior Wendy Hofttman When asked al 1986 wrestling Coach Lessmier We entered the with the job of mair ing two goals. One acnieve an dition of winn meets and a sever tradition of state Tour a- ment participation kept our streaks in finishing 6-6 in duals and advancing our heavy weight Ruel Kirstein to state, where he received Sixth place. The team made it through some set- backs and we are goin lose three varsity met we will have more enough wrestlers to their vacant spots SOOO PARAS SS ll AAA AA A A A A SLA AS AS AS ah ot Soa a aot ot a ot a aca atte aS wre s s 5 re P24 3 i % tS] 2 all od oko BERN pack Ww would be a perfect motto for this vear's girls basketball team Quoting Coach Linder, “Even though we had a poor won-loss record this year, I feel that a great deal tof improvement was seen throughout the year. We had six seniors that made t season a very rewarding one . Many of our freshman and sophomore players received valuable experience for next year Susan Paidar and Sheila Wen- del were captains. Awards were given as follows: Most Valuable was Susan Paidar; Miss Hustle was Christa Driscoll; Most Im- proved was Joan Crock; Most Dedicated was Sheila Wendel; and Attendance and Dedication was Joan Crock entree mt SAL LAA A A A A A A aod aS OS SAS AS AAS oS oS AS AS oS oll hawt ot os The 1986-87 Panthers were a start of some- thing better. The boys squad won four times as Many games as a year ago. Bill Miller led field goal percentages with 54%, 57 105. Tom Jackson led free throw shooters with 88.8%, 32-36. Miller also led rebounders with 119. Jeff Corbett had a team high of 76 assists and Doug Hoffman had a total of 65 steals to lead the team. “Lincoln fans and players alike will enjoy an even bet- ter brand of basketbal l in the years to come, and they'll look back and say: It all started in 86-87,” pondered Coach Nelson. Tom Jackson received a Second Team All- Conference award, while Jeff Corbett was named to the Honorable Mentions list. 7 Bill Miller on drums, on bass Ray Ropa, on sax Dirk Albaugh, Chad Gadke Koch on keyboard, left vocals Randy Brown, Dave Steen on right vocals, and on left guitar, on right electric guitar Jeff Corbett, on 1st trumpet Todd on lead center vocals coach Gary Nelson Thumma, Doug Hoffman on trombone, on 2nd trumpet Tom Jackson, Chris : SSC e alla al oS PoP A I yea, = Dave Steen, Craig Jacksor Ou obinson, Briar nley, Tom Timmes, Don McGhghy, Mike McAtee, and Joe Bails. Back Row: Bot Lincoln Boys Basketbal Opponent We They Opponent Calamus Wheatland +53 Guttenberg Midland “$1 East Central Guttenberg -5 Preston East Central -9)3 Olin Preston 9- Lisbon Olin : Clarence-Lowden Lisbon Clarence-Lowden 91-67 Northeast Oxtord-Junction -76 Lost Nation Midland This year the girls track team con- sisted of 14 members, of which 9 were underclassmen. Qualifying for state was Shannon Orthner in the 400 meter dash. This year the girls participated in meets from March through May, in- cluding the co-ed meet. When looking at the season as a whole the girls con- tinued to show improvement and are expected to have a strong team next year due to the talent that the under- classmen have shown. Ist row: Sheila Wendel, Teresa Hasselbusch, Janelle Pini, Susan Paidar. 2nd Shriver. 3rd row: Michelle Knutsen, Vicki Driscoll, Marcie Goodman, Shan- row: Angie Kuda, Anne Albaugh, Karin Streevy, Cindy McGhghy, Sheilla non Orthner, Stephanie Taylor, Kim Billick, and Coach Gary Nelson RAPP PPI PEO Ist row: Rory Pruess, Mike Fagan. 2nd row: Chad Gadke, Brian Mullan, Gene row: Coach Ray Linder, Ruel Kirstein Joe Johnson, Don McGhghy, Bob Tenley Jones, Tony Koch, Brian Dohmen, Tom Jackson. 3rd row: Dirk Albaugh, Doug and Eric Zidlicky Hoffman, Brad Barnhart, Jeff Wendel, Adam Sandbe rg, Mgr. Robin Trout. 4th The boys track team consisted of very dedicated young men. They were improving their personal bests all year. Ruel Kirstein represented the Lincoln track team at the State Track Meet this year. He threw the shot 44'11” but did not qualify for finals. AWARDS Captain Brian Dohmen Most Valuable Ruel Kristein Brad Barnhart Jeff Wendel State qualifier Ruel Kirstein € a Productions Py “ne time fen Employees Mr. Hutchinson Superintendent Ron Albaugh Mrs. Doser Principal Activit Neal Wethington ‘ ( ooks _ Elementary Secondary Bus Drivers ta Vernie -”, g ‘ . Boots ™ Py : Russ Moravek “t 7- Martha McCall : ; : - Mente Boors Mary Weber Carol Worby, Louise Bell Ed Pini Martha McCall was absent Nor Pictured Anderson, Donna Resource Roon Bohlken, Joyce Science Corbin, Paul Art Corbin, Sara Second Grade DeBoer, Pamela Chorus 7 8, Band 1-12 Gen. Music 1,2,3,4-6 English, Madonna Kindergarten Goodmar Matt Grantz, Dick Social Studies Grimm, Shirley Library Assoc. 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