Lone Tree Community School - Elm Yearbook (Lone Tree, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

This book is dedicated to the quest for who you are and what you will become ... to feel new meaning in life ... to appreciate ... to challenge ... to find satisfaction ... to approach the unknown ... to seek eternity ... to teach ... to touch ... to move ... to what you will become TABLE OF CONTENTS r DEDICATION 1 SENIORS 4 Senior Class Play 12 Baccalaureate Graduation 14 Senior Class Trip 15 Junior-Senior Prom 16 UNDERCLASSMEN 18 Juniors 18 Junior Class Play 20 Sophomores 22 Freshmen 24 SPORTS 28 Baseball ' 28 Softball 29 Football 30 Girls Basketball 32 Boys Basketball 34 Wrestling 36 Girls Track 38 Boys Track 39 Cheerleaders 40 ACTIVITIES , 42 Future Farmers 42 Future Homemakers 43 Student Council 43 Speech 44 National Forensic League 44 Debate 44 National Honor Society 45 Library Club 45 Annual Staff 46 Newspaper Staff 46 Music 47 Band 52 Pep Band 52 ROYALTY 53 ADMINISTRATION 56 JUNIOR HIGH «Sc ELEMENTARY 64 SENIOR INDEX 88 ADS 92 % — Now Is the Time to Laugh in the Face of Destiny kv.'ana-Barfttt-S keaetteo 6or Ou[(c 'bmrr (Ah v QhtM £puma J UL l£ L cKMf Te er r' i iOaS ' j'uAX- C tUAl ) mno. UosW oS ▲ V c1 L qs ' fJliMj) '7 %Zg4ou X. 1Z uMAa 7 1 i a oA fflik A eAk jfltfo SUu tth Senior Class L. Kane, T. Ford, K. Chown, D. Larew, J. Eckhoff. G. Zibilich, G. Kuhlmann, P. Schomberg, M. Swanson, K. Chown. C. Walker, P. Schomberg, G. Zibilich, G. Kuhl mann, K. Chown. D. Larew, T. Ford, L. Kane. G. Kuhlmann. T. Hotz, D. Larew G. Zibilich, G. Kuhlmann, L. Kane, K. Chown. Play J. Eckhoff, L. Kane, T. Hotz, C. Walker, T. L. Kane, T. Ford, G, Zibilich, K. Chown, D. Larew. J. Eckhoff. Ford, G. ZibUich, G. Kuhlmann, P. Schomberg, M. Swanson. The Curious Savage was presented by the Senior Class on April 12, 1973. Denise Larew played the leading role, Ethel P. Savage, a sweet little old lady, whose penchant for doing things such as dying her hair blue, carry- ing around a teddy bear and deciding to become an actress in her advanced years has led her stepchildren, Titus, Samuel and Lily Belle, played by Paul Schomberg, Charles Walker and Terri Hotz, to commit her to The Clois- ters, a private asylum, run by Dr. Emmett, played by Gary Kuhlmann and Miss Willie, Marsha Swanson. There she meets a charming assortment of inmates. Lester Kane, as Hannibal, who thinks his screeching passes for violin playing; Jeff, played by Kyle Chown, who will show no one his imaginary facial scars; Florence, portrayed by Julie Eckhoff, whose doll is her substitute child; Gloria Zibilich as Mrs. Paddy, who hates everything in the world, and Fairy Mae, Terri Ford, a plain girl with delusions of great beauty. The family realizes that it was a mistake to commit Old Mom, when they discover that she has sold con- trolling interest in fifteen Savage industries in order to finance a Memorial Fund, with the sole purpose of giving money to people with foolish dreams. As the money is lost, found, thought destroyed, and found again, Mrs. Sav- age and her new-found friends at The Cloisters lead the rest of the family on a merry chase that more than once borders on chaos. Also instrumental in making the play a success were Dwight Marine, State Manager; Kris Musser, Assistant Director; David Yakish, Stage; Ken Kane, Stage; Jeff Hall, Stage; Colene Grecian, Make-up; Liz Eckhoff and Lisa Slaughter, prompters. Additional help was given by Steve Feldman, Jerry Ford, and Chris Westfall. John Kane's appearance as John Thomas must also be mentioned, although he was not listed in the program, since his role is meant to surprise the audience. Charles Walker, Diane Lovetinsky Dr. Stephen Fox, speaker Larry Audlehelm, 4-H Youth Leader Donna Hoskins Mike Sladek Kevin Galloway We have the power to make this the best generation in the history of man or make it the last. Reading from top to bottom: Jim Stephenson, Lori Westfall, Gwen Forbes, Randy King--Pres., Dianne Burnett, Julie Jensen, Lynn Musser, Teri Keep, Diane Forbes, Renee Westlake, Lynn Davis, Cynthia Schuessler--Sec., Tammy Simm- ons, Ann Langenberg, Cindy Feld- man. 18 That’s a Reading from top to bottom: Nancy Schomberg, Colene Grecian, Terri Rotter, Pam Mills, Sheri McSwiggin, Cindy Bell—Treas., Debbie Zibil- ich, Rick Yakish, Gary Stock, Dav- id Yakish, Kevin Dodson, Jim Schreiber, Bill Dickey, Joel John- son, Kevin Duffey, John Dvorak, Gary Mullinnix. Not Pictured—Jim Slaughter--V. Pres. Junior 19 Junior Class Play 20 R. Westlake, Mrs. Kruse, G. Forbes, S. McSwiggin. K. Dodson The Junior Class of Lone Tree High School presented the Junior Class Play, The Haunting of Hill House, on November 14, 1972. Included in the cast were Randy King as Dr. Montague, Tammy Simmons as Mrs. Montague, Renee West- lake as Mrs. Dudley, Ann Langenberg as Eleanor Vance, Pam Mills as Theodora, John Dvorak as Arthur and Kevin Dodson as Luke. Nancy Schomberg served as Assistant Director, and David Yakish as Stage manager. The stage crew was made up by Renee Westlake, sound; Teri Rotter, lights; Cindy Bell, prompter; Lynn Davis, prompter; Debbie Zibilich, prompter; Lori Westfall, Diane Forbes, Gwen Forbes. Diane Burnett, Lynn Mus- ser, Julie Jensen, Colene Grecian, and Teri Keep, props and make-up; and Jim Slaughter, Jim Schreiber and Rick Y akish. The Haunting of Hill House is an adaptation of the novel, THE HAUNTING by Shirley Jackson. Itconcemsan experiment conducted by Mr. Montague in a house reputed to be haunted. Dr. Montague is a psychic researcher who gathers together three people who have had experiences, in hope that Hill House will perform for them. At night, after the practical housekeeper has gone home. Hill House does indeed seem to be full of things that go bump in the night, but they all seem to be directed toward Eleanor, rather than Dr.Montague, Luke or Theodora. Strangely enough, Eleanor seems to be as attracted to the house as it is to her. When Mis. Montague, arrives with the obnoxious Arthur Parker, the ghostly phenomena increase. Finally realizing what kind of hold the house has on Eleanor, the doctor attempts to send her away. Although she begs to stay, he is firm. At the last moment, Eleanor is possessed by a desire to turn the steering wheel of the car as she goes out the drive. She realizes too late what she is doing and crashes into a large tree. Hill House has claimed another victim. G. Forbes, A. Langenberg, C. Grecian Mrs. Kruse, T. Simmons Randy Lorack, pay attention to me when I'm talking to you! Dwight Marine reprimands. Reading from top to bottom: Mary Schreiber, Lori Angerer--V. Pres., Sheryl Mueller, Howard Hartley, Theresa Musser, Karla Kuhlmann, David Hartsock, Carla Coan—Sec., Marie Draheim, Deb Larew, Cathy Mullinnix, Marianne Smith, Cheri Dodson, Cindy Schmitt—Treas., Danny Hill, Pam Hall, Cindy Hart- ley, Mary Warden, Wanda Simm- ons, Kent Krueger. 22 Reading from top to bottom: Kevin Magruder. James Johnston, Jackie Simmons. Linnet Borg, Colleen Forbes, Debbie Attig, Kevin West- fall—Pres., Rick Slaughter, Terry Walker, Randy Lorack, Jerry Schnoe- belen, Gary Schnoebelen. David Toomer, Dwight Marine, Randy Yak- ish, Russell Duffey, Mike Steele. ’75 Will Be A Very Good Yearl Hey, look we can type! Linnet Borg, Cindy Hartley, Cathy Mullinnix, Gary Schnoebelen. Reading from top to bottom: Mitch Polton, Linda Goody, John Marner, Steve Wieland, Wayne Stephenson, Alan Keep, Bob Buline, Bonnie Darl- ing, Jane Smith, Alonna Steele. Jon Ronan, Bobbi Darling, Mike Slaught- er, Mike Polton, Lynn Westfall, Lori Dodson, Lesa Pearson—Treas., Rob- ert Sotzen, Julie Morgan, Mike Yak- ish, Lindy Miller, Kevin Mills. Me- linda Brenneman, Russell Forbes, Wyatt Parizek, Kevin Bell, Tom Michael. 24 We Are Big Time Now! Reading from top to bottom: Daryl Forbes, Norene Schuessler—Pres., Kathy Kirchner, Susie Berry, Cleone Hall, Gary Davis, Kurt Schoebelen, Kevin Forbes, Jeff Spilman, Nancy Hartley, Teresa Mueller--Sec., James Zimmerman. Ray Spears, Dan Murphy, Wendell Marine, Donna Musser, Sharon Hotz, John Larew, Jerry Watkinson, Lon Davis, Tom Dickey, Bob Lovetinsky, Kathy Rob- ertson, Kurt Krueger. 25 I feel that the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. Front Row: B. Foster. N. Miller, P. Forbes, J. Dvorak, M. Watkinson, J. Johnston. Row 2: A. Keep, K. Forbes, B. Buline, R. Forbes, L. Miller, J. Ronan, K. Krueger, Coach Burton. Baseball Lone Tree’s Boys Baseball team finished their 1st summer season on the new field with a final record of 5-14, which placed them 9th in the conference. The Lions came through with victories against Morning Sun twice, Danville and West Liberty. Leading hitters - Paul Forbes, Tom Mossman, Tom Hotz, John Dvorak, Steve Dodson and Dan Schaapveld. Leading Pitchers - Mike Watkinson, Paul Forbes and Tom Mossman. Named all conference team as outfielder - Tom Mossman. Received honorable mention - John Dvorak and Dan Schaapveld. 28 Front Row: K. Musser, L. Borg, T. Lauber, G. Forbes-Manager, M. Smith, W. Simmons. Row 2: C. Schmitt, R. Westlake, L. Musser, V. Huff, T. Simmons-Manager, A. Langenberg-Manager, D. Larew. Row 3: T. Hotz, C. Feldman, K. Kirchner, J. Smith, C. Bell, N. Hartley. L. Dodson, Row 4: C. Forbes, K. Robertson, J. Jensen, D. Forbes, D. Larew, J. Simmons. Softball Junior Varsity We They Vanity We They Winfield Mt. Union 6 8 Lisbon 11 19 Clear Creek 5 12 Wapello 17 2 Solon 7 4 Sigourney 12 5 Wapello 13 9 Sigourney 19 7 Sigourney 9 9 Winfield Mt. Union 0 10 Clear Creek 2 8 0 7 29 West Liberty Football Front Row: Coach Oertel, P. Schomberg, A. Latta, P. Forbes, K. Chown, M. Watkinson, V. Mills, L. War- den, T. Spears, J. Stephenson, K. Dodson. Row 2: J. Schreiber, K. Forbes, K. Bell, J. Dvorak, B. Dickey, R. Yakish, J. Johnson, K. Westfall, K. Krueger. Row 3: R. Yakish, K. Schnoebelen, D. Marine, R. Sotzen, T. Michael, W. Marine, R. Slaughter, W. Parizek, R. Lorack, J. Johnston. Row 4: R. Forbes, J. Ronan, L. Miller, M. Yakish, R. Duffey, A. Keep, B. Buline, Coach Burton. Basketball Front Row: D. Forbes, J. Burr, V. Huff, G. Zibilich, C. Schuessler, D. Larew. Row 2: D. Zibilich, M. Swan- son, T. Hotz, C. Bell, J. Jensen, L. Musser, K. Kirchner, N. Schomberg, D. Larew. Row 3: R. Westlake- Manager, T. Rotter-Manager, N. Hartley, J. Smith, L. Dodson, J. Simmons, K. Robertson, N. Schuessler, T. Mueller, C. Forbes, C. Schmitt, W. Simmons, M. Smith, Miss Roseberrv-Assistant Coach. Mr. Ford-Coach. Opponent We They Clear Creek 50 87 Morning Sun 75 83 Solon 47 49 Wapello 62 66 Danville 37 50 Columbus Jet. 77 52 Mediapolis 54 86 New London 63 49 Winfield-Mt. Union 31 102 Highland 32 45 L-M 64 58 Opponent We They Morning Sun 66 53 West Branch 45 61 Wapello 46 59 Danville 59 51 Columbus Jet. 43 42 Mediapolis 34 84 New London 77 64 Durant Sect. 45 68 Highland Sect. 66 61 Tipton Dist. 63 66 32 Front row: T. Spears, R. Yakish, R. Yakish, A. Latta, K. Chown, K. Dodson. Row 2: Coach Burton, B. Dickey, J. Dvorak, K. Krueger, G. Stock, S. Wieland--Manager. Basketball Opponent We They Clear Creek 30 53 Morning Sun 56 43 Wapello 42 80 Danville 54 61 Columbus 75 82 Mediapolis 41 97 New London 45 87 Deep River-Millersburg 66 64 Durant 35 68 Highland 37 88 Winfield-Mt-Union 39 61 L M 41 94 West Branch 33 89 Morning Sun 42 56 Wapello 51 52 Columbus 47 64 Danville 42 62 Mediapolis 34 69 New London 55 71 Bennett (Sectionals) 32 83 34 Front row: R. Forbes, J. Marner, J. Ronan, T. Dickey, L. Miller, S. Wieland. Manager. Row 2: Coach Bur' ton, D. Forbes, R Yakish. K. Krueger, B. Foster, K. Krueger. Junior Varsity We They Wapello 37 38 Columbus Community 27 75 Danville 34 43 Mediapolis 25 73 Winfield-Mt. Union 47 44 Highland 46 63 L M 31 59 Morning Sun 29 36 New London 35 37 Front Row: P. Forbes, K. Bell, B. Buline, M. Yakish, J. Slaughter, J. Schrieber. Row 2: Mr. Oertel-Coach, M. Steel, J. Stephenson, J. Johnson, W. Marine. Row 3: C. Walker, A. Keep, W. Stephenson, K. Schnoebelen, T. Michael Wrestling1 WE THEY Columbus Junction 2 72 Wapello 12 57 New London 39 37 Mediapolis 6 48 Morning Sun 12 52 Highland 9 48 West Burlington 18 47 Placed 2nd in the West Burlington Invitational 36 Lone Tree's Mat rats” began their first year of varsity competition by compiling a 1-7 dual meet record. The Rats opening loss to Columbus Junction 72-0 set a national record, however, it should be noted that this was the first varsity wrestling meet ever for the team. New London furnished the Lions with their only win of the season. This came before a home crowd as the outcome of the meet was decided when Paul Forbes pinned Ferlin Edington in heavyweight com- petition. Tremendous steps were taken toward Lone Tree becoming a fine wrestling school as only one senior will be lost from the team. One problem this year was the lack of wrestlers participating. At least two meets were lost because Lone Tree did not have the wrestlers to fill all the weight brackets. This problem will be solved when there is an established wrestling program in the lower grades at Lone Tree. K. Kirchner L. Pearson C. Forbes P. Mills Track r Front row: T. Hotz, M. Smith, C. Dodson, S. Mueller, A. Langenberg, D. Barnes, C. Bowman. Row 2: N. Hartley, L. Dodson, L. Pearson, K. Kirchner, T. Keep, C. Forbes, P. Mills, J. Burr. Row 3: R. Westlake, C. Feldman, K. Robertson, D. Larew, D. Forbes, J. Jensen, L. Musser, C. Coan. K. Mills K. Chown B. Dickey K. Mills, M. Steele, Mr. Krueger Track Front row: B. Foster, A. Latta, C. Chown, M. Watkinson, N. Miller. Row 2: R. Forbes, P. Forbes, J. Dvorak, B. Dicky, J. Stephenson. Row 3: L. Miller, D. Marine, W. Stephenson, T. Michael, W. Marine, G. Stock. K. Chown a. Latta VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row Is D. Barnes, C. Grecian, D. Lovetinsky. Row 2: L. Borg, T. Keep. Row 3: L. Westfall, D. Burnett. Row 4: T. Ford. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: L. Goody, L. Borg, S. Berry. Row 2: C. Dodson. Cheerleaders D. Barnes, C. Grecian, D. Lovetinsky, D. Burnett, L. Westfall, L. Borg. 40 To each is given a bag of tools, a shapeless mass, and a book of rules and each must make his own. 1 6 • i i ADVISOR REPORTER SECRETARY PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SENTINEL Front row: Mr. Hain, J. Sorenson, G. Mullinnix, P. Forbes, G. Stock, J. Schreiber, J. Hall. Row 2: D. Forbes, R. Forbes, J. Ronan, K. Bell, K. Forbes, W. Parizek, M. Murphy. Row 3: P. Hall, J. Schnoebelen, M. Steele, J. Larew, K. Duffey, N. Miller. Row 4: B. Buline. G. Schnoebelen, J. Zimmerman, L. Miller, R. Sotzen. CHAPTER SWEETHEART Terri Hotz FHA—Student Council Front row: C. Feldman, A. Langenberg, S. Mueller, T. Simmons, G. Forbes, C. Dodson, C. Coan, L. Muss' er, C. Schuessler, L. Davis. Row 2: C. Hartley, L. Westfall, L. Pearson, J. Morgan, T. Mueller, K. Kuhl- mann, C. Mullinnix, T. Keep, L. Westfall, C. Grecian, Miss Wittenburg—Sponsor. Row 3: N. Hartley, L. Dodson, J. Smith, K. Kirchner, S. McSwiggin, K. Musser, S. Hotz, N. Schuessler, C. Schmitt, D. Larew. Row 4: K. Robertson, L. Goody, S. Berry, T. Murphy, M. Schreiber, D. Forbes. Front row: P. Schomberg, T. Hotz, P. Forbes, Row 2: J. Dvorak, R. King, D. Yakish, Mr. Sheppard—Sponsor. Row 3: C. Schmitt, D. Larew, K. Westfall. Row 4: N. Schuessler, L. Westfall. 43 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE: Mrs. Lovell, T. Hotz, T. Ford, D. Larew. DEBATE: L. Pearson, Mrs. Lovell, M. Smith. SPEECH, Front Row: Mrs. Lovell, C. Dodson, R. Westlake, T. Ford, C. Schuessler, T. Hotz. Row 2: M. Draheim, A. Langenberg, L. Pearson, M. Smith. D. Zibilich, J. Eckhoff. SPANISH CLUB: Miss Welter, C. Dodson, T. Keep, T. Ford, P. Schomberg. Row 2: D. Forbes, M. Swanson, J. Simmons, G. Zibilich, M. Schrieber. Row 3: D. Yakish, L. Miller, R. Sotzen, A. Keep, K. Musser. P. Schomberg, T. Hotz, G. Zibilich, T. Ford, G. Kuhlmann, D. Larew, Mrs. Kruse advisor. Front Row: Miss Clayton-librarian, J. Morgan, L. Westfall, G. Zibilich, L. Borg. Row 2: L. Pearson, T. Mueller, N. Schuessler, C. Forbes. Row 3: L. Davis, C. Feldman, G. Forbes, C. Schmitt. D. Larew. 45 Annual Staff—Newspaper Staff Front row: Miss Roseberry--Sponsor, A. Langenberg, M. Draheim, T. Simmons, R. Westlake. Row 2: D. Larew, J. Jensen, L. Musser, L. Borg, L. Angerer, M. Warden. Row 3: S. McSwiggin, N. Schuessler, K. Kirchner, L. Pearson, A. Slaughter. Front row: Miss Welter—Sponsor, G. Kuhlmann, A. Langenberg, M. Draheim, D. Barnes, L. Borg. Row 2: M. Steele, L. Westfall, C. Feldman, L. Borg, A. Slaughter, L. Angerer. Row 3: D. Lovetinsky, G. Zibilich, P. Schomberg, M. Warden. 4« Front row: M. Draheim, A. Langenberg, C. Bowman, T. Simmons, D. Forbes, K. Schnoebelen, C Hartly, P. Hall, M. Smith, T. Ford, C. Dodson, Mrs. Foster. Row 2: T. Hotz, K. Kuhlmann, C. Coan, L. Westfall, L. Pearson, D. Zililich, N. Schomberg, J. Hall, K. Musser, D. Larew, T. Keep, C. Forbes, C. Schmitt, W. Simmons. Row 3: L. Davis, S. Mueller, R. Westlake, J. Burr, P. Mills, J. Smith, G, Forbes, T. Mueller, J. Simmons, M. Swanson, J. Jensen, L. Musser, D. Larew. Row 4: B. Foster, K. Krueger, K. Krueger, D. Yakish. Front row: M. Draheim, K. Musser, P. Hall, C. Hartley, T. Simmons. A. Langenberg. C. Dodson. C. Schmitt, Mrs. Foster. Row 2: C. Bowman, T. Hotz, D. Zibilich, L. Westfall, L. Pearson, S. Mueller, D. Larew, M. Smith, L. Davis. Row 3: K. Kuhlmann, T. Mueller, N. Schuessler, J. Burr, J. Jensen, N. Schomberg, M. Swanson, C. Forbes, D. Larew, C. Coan. 47 ACCOMPANISTS Marie Draheim, Kathy Warson Ann Langenberg 48 Terri Hotz Madrigal Marie Draheim Front row: T. Hotz, A. Langenberg, M. Draheim, T. Ford, M. Swanson. Row 2: D. Forbes, B. Foster, J. Hall, D. Yakish, M. Smith. Teri Keep, Diane Lovetinsky, Colene Grecian, Lori Westfall, Terri Ford, Dianne Burnett 49 Front row: D. Larew, P. Mills, C. Bowman. Row 2: C. Schmitt, S. Mueller, T. Mueller, K. Musser. T. Hotz, G. Kuhlmann, T. Ford Front row: K. Musser, M. Smith, M. Draheim. Row 2: L. Front row: S. Hotz, K. Kuhlmann. Row Davis, S. Mueller, T. Mueller, A. Langenberg. Row 3: G. 2: C. Dodson, L. Musser, D. Larew. Kuhlmann, T. Ford, R. Rossman, W. Simmons, J. Simmons. 50 G. Kuhlmann, T. Ford, M. Draheim, D. Larew, A. Langenberg, K. Musser. L. Musser Co-majorette R. Westlake, D. Barnes, J. Jensen L. Borg Co-majorette K. Musser, L. Coan, A. Langenberg, K. Kane, M. Smith, W. Simmons, S. Ed wards. 51 Front Row: L. Musser, D. Larew, C. Dodson, D. Larew, C. Bowman, P. Mills, M. Draheim, J. Bun. Row 2: K. Kuhl- mann, S. Hotz, L. Mills, C. Smith, L. Webrach, J. Hall, T. Mueller, L. Davis, S. Mueller, C. Schmitt, M. Swanson, Row 3: R. Rossman, T. Hotz, G. Kuhlmann, T. Ford, M. Smith, K. Yoder, S. Nolte, D. Simmons, J. Simmons, W. Simmons. Row 4: Mr. GruIke-Director, J. Rayner, S. Edwards, A. Langenberg, K. Kane, L. Coan, K. Musser. Not Pictured: P. Hall, K. Dodson, K. Mills. Front Row: L. Coan, S. Edwards, K. Kane, A. Langenberg, L. Eckhoff, J. Chown, L. Rayner. Row 2: L. Mills, P. Hall, K. Kuhlmann, C. Dodson, K. Yoder, K. Mills, K. Dodson, R. Rossman. Row 3:M. Draheim, S. Hotz, M. Smith, W. Sim- mons, J. Simmons, G. Kuhlmann. Fow 4: J. Hall, L. Davis, S. Mueller.T. Muel- ler, K. Musser. 52 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING, Leaetta Borg and Mike Watkinson Attendants: Julie Burr, Van Mills, Marsha Swanson, Arden Latta 53 SNOW QUEEN AND KING, Diane Barnes and John Sorensen Attendants: Paul Schomberg, Chris Bowman, Kevin Galloway. Not pictured Katherine Zimmerman If we would see peace flowering in the world tomorrow, we must plant the seeds of understanding today. Mr. Draheim-Superintendent Lucille Green, Rosemary Lewis-Secretaries Mr. Dorazil-Elementary Principal Mr. Kuhlmann-High School Principal Mr. Magill-Guidance Counselor 57 Mr. Krueger-Math Miss Wittenberg-Home Economics Mr. Kautz-Science Mr. Barton-History Mr. Hain-Vocational Agriculture Mr. Black-Industrial Arts Miss Roseberry-Commercial 59 Mr. Sheppard-Art Miss Smith-Student Teacher-Art Miss We Iter-English, Spanish Mrs. Lovell-English Mr. Burton-Science Mr. Mertz-Math Mr. Oertel-Physical Education 61 Bus Drivers Janitors M. Zaruba Personally I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. Reading from top to bottom: Bob Yakish, Randy Jensen, Dennis Hart- ley, Jim Walker, Wade Stephenson, John Magruder, Renee Pettit, Bill Larew, Penni Nolan, Nick King, David Coan, Liz Eckhoff, Irene Hart- ley, Janet Musser, Kevin Slutts, Val- erie Steele, Lawrence Hall, Lisa Slaughter, Brenda Toomer, Brian Hudachek. 64 Just Wait ’Till Next Year! Reading from top to bottom: Jerry Ford, Mike Vanoumey, Kevin Keep, Kathy Watson, Tom Schreiber, Pete Scott, Brenda Slaughter, Denise Sorrell, Cindy Murphy, Robert Ross- man, Gary Swanson, Cindy Burr, Bruce Loan, Ken Kane, Becky Pear- son. Change Rooms? Reading from top to bottom: Sara Sladek, Bob Angerer, Rick Howe, Cdrrine Yoder, Doug Murdock, Rog- er Duffey, John Martin, Chris West- fall, Dallas Simmons, Aaron Wis- man, Anthony Eden, Paul Wisman, Lisa Rayner, Brent Hudachek, Jeff Burk, Dean Slaughter. Tina Lovetin- sky, David Hartley, Jim White, Wesley Sotzen, Tom Yakish, Greg Slaughter, Linda Attig. We’ll Get Lostl! Reading from top to bottom: Jeff Watkinson, Steve Nolte, Jeff Draker, Keith Dodson, Kent Yoder, Mike Spilman, Charlotte Smith, Lisa Wer- bach, Phillip Walker, Chip Nelson, Barbara Whetstine, Janice Mullinnix, LuAnn Coan, Steve Edwards, Lori Kautz, Anna Hall, Tom Sexton, Steve Feldman, Julie Rayner, Teresa Heitland, Andy Viner, Keith Hotz, Lauri Mills, Donna Zimmerman, Julie Chown, Susan Forbes. 67 L. Slaughter, L. Eckhoff, B. Pearson K. Yoder, C. Smith. Mr. Mertz, M. R. Jensen, B. Larew Slaughter, A. Wisman, J. Martin 68 Basketball Front row: J. Chown, S. Forbes, L. EckhofF, C. Burr, K. Warson, L. Slaughter. B. Slaughter, B. Pearson, C. Smith. Row 2: B. Elliot, D. Sorrell, L. Attig, J. Mullinnix, L. Rayner, L. Mills, C. Yoder, L, Kautz. Row 3: Miss Roseberry, Assistant Coach, Mr. Ford, Coach. Front row: G. Swanson, P. Scott, D. Hartley, K. Hotz, N. King, B. Loan, Mr. Burton, coach. Row 2: G. Slaughter, A. Eden, B. Larew, K. Dodson, L. Hall, D. Simmons. B. Hudachek. Row 3: W. Sotzen, J. Wat- kinson, B. Angerer, A. Viner, R. Jensen, K. Kane, S. Nolte, S. Edwards. Row 4: T. Sexton, D. Murdock, B. Hudachek, K. Keep, J. Ford, T. Schrieber. 69 Cheerleaders Front Row: V. Steele, L. Coan, T. Heitland, S. Sladek. Row 2: A. Hall. Chorus Front Row: W. Stephenson, S. Feldman, T. Heitland, D. Zimmerman, J. Mullinnix, L. Coan, S. Forbes, L. Attig, L. Mills, T. Lovetinsky, C. Yoder. Row 2: D. Murdock, S. Edwards, G. Slaughter, K. Kane, J. Chown, B. Elliot, C. Murphy, J. Rayner, A. Hall, S. Sladek, L. Werbach, Mrs. Foster. Row 3: A. Eden, D. Simmons, B. Angerer, C. Westfall, K. Warson, L. Slaughter, B. Slaughter, L. Eckhoff, B. Pearosn, L. Rayner, C. Smith, L. Kautz. 70 Girl’s Track Front Row: B. Pearson, K. Warson, J. Chown, B. Slaughter, D. Sorrell. Row 2: Mr. Oertel-Coach, L. Slaugh- ter, C. Smith, S. Forbes, L. Attig, L. Eckhoff. Boy’s Track Front Row: Mr. Ford-Coach, R. Jansen, G. Slaughter, D. Simmons, N. King, B. Loan, J. Ford, T. Schrieber, L Hall K Keep Row 2: J. Martin, J. Walker, R. Rossman, B. Larew, K. Hotz, P. Scott, J. Draker, R. Howe, M. Spilman. Row 3: S. Edwards, J. Watkinson, R. Duffey. K. Kane. W. Stephenson. D. Hartley, K. Yoder, A Wisman, D. Hartley. 71 Youth is happy because it has the ability to see beauty. Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old. Reading from top to bottom: Danny Sorrell, Jim Baker, Chris Murphy, Linda Westfall, Bill Smith, Jim Loan, Kevin Mullinnix, Terry Spilman, Mrs. Saunders, Glenn Stephenson, Nancy Hotz, Richard Rossman, Rob- ert Kane, Mike Walker, Anna Kas- per, Jim Ford, Teresa Lucas, Janyce Hotz. The sixth graders from Room 223 presented a play for their parents and the elementary grades in January, entitled HANS BRINKER. During the course of the year the students studied about smoking, drugs, and alcohol. Each student sent for free information from various sources. As soon as this project was completed they began a study of photography. Each child purchased a camera for 65 and the class developed their films in their own room. Front to back: Danny Sorrell, Richard Ross- man, Ed Pechous, Robert Kane, Jim Loan, Dennis Kane, Chris Murphy. Bah, humbug! Not our sentiments but our favor- ite response since we presented Charles Dickens’ A CHRISTMAS CAROL to parents and the elementary grades. Everyone in Room 222 took part and we regard it as one of the highlights of our school year. This was the year, too, to discover our Latin America neighbors. Short of visiting the countries, we used a variety of methods to learn about their ways and customs. We tried our hands at making tortillas Mexican style, had visits from Jane Ford and Virginia Young to tell of their experiences in Columbia, wrote reports, and viewed films. While studying communications and sound in sci- ence we took an informative trip to the Bell Telephone Co. in Iowa City. A look at all the wires make the mir- acle of the telephone even more mysterious. The sixth grade was in charge of safety patrol this year and often one of us could be seen standing freezing or wet at the corner making sure younger students crossed safely. Reading from top to bottom: Miss Hill, Allan Smith, Dana Heitland, Doug Eden, Penny Pearson, Mary Hartley, Eddie Pechous, Dennis Kane, Dawn Kuhlmann, Clairene Michael, Janie Vanourney, Mitch Hanks, Donna Lucas, Gary Attig, Kevin Nelson, Patty Kasper. 75 When is a fifth grader not a fifth grader? When he's acting out a play, of course. Room 118 presented a play for the entire elementary school at Christmas time and found their long hours of practice a rewarding experience and one they'll long remember. Off stage, fifth graders were learning long division and fractions in math. Science and health focused on the human body and the physical community. Book twelve reading group enjoyed units on mythology and ecology and followed the adventures of many tall tale characters through a unit on humor. All studies were supplemented with use of filmstrips, movies, tapes and listening labs, to give variety in learning. Reading from top to bottom: Wayne Schnoebelen, Randy Rayner, Cheryl Schlote, Lisa Sedlacek, Donnie Forbes, Donna Smith, Angie Mamer, Cindi Chabel, Scott Johnson, Sherry White, Miss Teufel, Larry Herring, David Hemsted, Jeff Viner, Tom Nolan, John Slaughter, Steve Yakish. 76 We have been very busy this year learning many new things. In Social Studies we read about each state in the United States. Fractions were a new and interesting experience. We learned a lot about the history of our own state. Iowa. Reading from top to bottom: Nancy Zaruba, Robin Phares, Becky Barnes, Jeff Musser, JoAnn White. Danny Pettit, Doug Wieland, Pat Rayner, Mrs. Westlake, Terry Menzer, De- anna Nicholson, Lisa Westfall, Lori Werbach, Kay Carpenter, Steve Hotz, Clayton Slutts, David Whet- stine, Linda Forbes. 77 Reading from top to bottom: Brett Holloway, Bill Gerot, Anne Pechous, Miss Anderson, John Forbes. Kelly Yakish, Gail Westfall, Mike Flynn, Brett Chown, Colleen Loan. Cheri Wright, Leslie Burk, Randy Mueller, John Walker, Brian Sexton, Donnie Hartley, Linda Whetstine, Mary Spilman, Dar- yl Lenz, Jeff Hotz, Penny Bender. Some of the highlights of the 1972-73 school year in Miss Ander- son's fourth grade have been learning the basic fundamentals of geometry, publishing their own THANKSAZINE magazine, writing and presenting their own plays, making a relief map of North America from crepe paper, clay-constructing Indian villages similar to those characteristic of the Indians of Iowa, presenting a parade of floats of our fifty states, and learning more about the nutritional value of certain foods by conducting a food study project. 78 School days for those in Room 115 mean the times table, individualized reading, writing letters, building stronger bodies in physical educa- tion, learning good dental health habits, being artists, dividing, in- terest activity, singing, projects based on certain big cities, learning what to eat, keeping up with current events, practicing good citizenship —these and many more things. Reading from top to bottom: David Lucas, Jim Dickey, Kenny Musser, Julie Lenz, David Ford, Sheri Edwards, Bill Schreiber, Kirsten Rife, David Nolan, Anita Duffey, Chris Eden, Mrs. Ford, Ron Schmitt, Kim Mapel, Stacy Phares, Leonard Marine, Eric Schnoebelen, Tom Smith, Lisa Kilgore, Connie Brissee, Tamra Poggenpohl, Lyn Gockel, Denise Eden. 79 Many highlights mark the year for the members of both Sections of third grade. In October we had a six weeks' unit on Dental Health. Hy- gienists from the University of Iowa came and taught us how to take care of our teeth. This was a unit corre- lating with our regular Health cur- riculum. Cursive writing becomes the in- terest of second graders as they move into thrid grade. We spent the first semester learning the strokes in- volved in making the letters and the second semester we put to use what we have learned. It takes a lot of practice. To promote better spelling we have a chart for Friday's test. Any- one getting a perfect paper receives a gold star. For quarter tests we re- ceive a smiley sticker. Reading from top to bottom: Angie Krueger, Lori Borg, David Bender, Lisa Herring, Debbie Murdock, Doug Zaruba, Beth Pechous, Kim Shipley, Ben Walker, Mrs. Draper, Neal Pearson, Sheri Burr, Christy Hotz, Christine Brenneman, Jimmy John- son, Trisha Yakish. SO Our social studies goal is to awak- en an awareness of the community in which the children live and of other communities of their country and the world. In the fall we study Indians for six weeks. This includes activi- ties and culminates in a Pilgrim- Indian feast. We eat foods the Ind- ians gave us. The unit on Hawaii is expanded and includes eating an Hawaiian meal. Reading from top to bottom: Mrs. Nicholson. Chuck Oberman, David Rayner, Eddie Eden, LuAnn Heath, Theresa Schnoebelen. Donna Robert- son. Krista Viner, Steve Burr, Steve Nolan, Diana Hartley. Deanna Eden, Charles Huff, Bobby Sedlacek. 81 This year our room has had some interesting field trips. We studied foods and took a trip to Eden's truck farm. The we made bread, jelly, butter and tomato juice. We have also studied housing and tools, then visited the lumber yard and Mr. Dor- azil’s new house to watch construc- tion and see materials used. We are going to give some puppet plays about fairy tales and fables. We are studying fairy tales and fables in reading. Our school year is going by fast. It must be because we are enjoying ourselves. Reading from top to bottom: Tony Krueger, Ted Schlote, Cheryl Hotz, Sheila Selck, Michele Kout, Christy Schom- berg, Jill Johnson, Greg Strebral, Scott Pechman, Betty Schreiber, Keith Lenz, Roy Warson, Brian Werbach, Teina Smith, Steven Forbes, Mrs. Cross, Jill Musser, Kenny Ford, Mary Gingerich, William Eden, Robby Besst, Rini Hudachek, Chaele Zaruba, Paula Kane. 82 Reading from top to bottom: Karen Hemsted, Renee Car- penter, Sheila Carpenter, Brian Corso, Tracy Thompson, Andrea Brenneman, Shelly Murphy, Randy Stozen, Timmy Sedlacek, Randy Slaughter, Randy Hotz, Kelly Hanks, Miss Tindall, Laurie Gilroy, Jackie Kerf, Brian Kuhlmann, Russ Chabal, Connie Flynn, Rick Meyer, Todd Lorack, Steve Musser, Clarence Kane, Dan Gockel. There are 12 boys and 10 girls in our second grade. This year has been a reading and doing year. We read about the truck farm and then took a trip to Eden's truck farm. We studied fruits and orchards, butter from the dairy, and how bread comes from a wheat farm. After each we made the jelly, butter, or bread. We learned about other communities and now we have begun studying our community. Our class is always wide awake because we do exer- cises as a group in the morning if we don't have gym class. These second graders are good at playing Spelling Baseball. We can only have one OUT in an inning. 83 Reading from cop to bottom: Donna Whetstine, Tanya Bez- korovainy, Michael Waldschmidt, John Kane, Calvin Hol- loway, James Graham, Mrs. Cook, Orville Randolph, Lisa Schuessler, Russel Rayner, Laura Chockley, David Pech- man, Lori Yedlik, Kevin Hotz, Mitch Corso, Cathy Bren- neman, Steve Meyers, Kathy Gockel, Lori Yakish. There are eight girls and ten boys in our room. The First graders have adjusted now to first grade and are finding there is much Big Business to take care of each day. It is surprising how they can read in their own readers and pick up out- side reading books and library books and read from them. We are planning dramatizations and puppet shows about the Lion and the Mouse and the Ginger- bread Boy. Our new health books, Health and Growth are very interesting. If we practice what we are learning we will be healthy and strong. 84 Reading from top to bottom: Clinton Walker, Brian Keep, Debora Eden, Phillip Green, Kevin Strebral, Ther- esa Whetstine, Ronnie Flake, Sam Davis, Colette Stonebarger, Chris Lenz, Brian Selk. Rick Musser. Mrs. Thoreson, Karen Draker, Mary Ray- ner, Doug Kautz, Lora Prybil. Row 1: Brian Keep, Ronnie Flake, Brian Selk, Debora Eden. Phillip Green. Row 2: Mary Rayner, Lora Prybil, Kevin Ste- bral. Row 3: Doug Kautz. Theresa Whetstine, Sam Davis. Rick Musser, Colette Stonebarger. Left to right: Mary Rayner, Deb- ora Eden, Kevin Stebral, Colette Stonebarger, Lora Prybil. i 85 Reading from top to bottom: Andy Pechous, Misty Galloway, Tim Lor- ak, Roberta Gadbaw, Scott Lutz, Bruce Kout, Neil Forbes, Scott Heit- land, Sue Oberman, Dennis Chabal, Julie Spilman, Sarah Walker, Bob Gilroy, Bobby Hunt, Darren Menzer, Mike Murdock, Bernard Vinton, Shawn Werbach, Kim Pickering, Belinda Vinton, Gary Musser. 86 The kindergarten class has been busy learning num- bers, the alphabet, songs and many games. We are learn- ing how to get along with each other and to be good stu- dents. We have been busy with many special projects. We made 3 feet high and 2 feet wide lion cub paintings for the Homecoming parade. The bus we rode in was covered with our 90 foot painting! When we made vegetable soup, taffy apples, and popcorn, the whole school hungrily smelled its way to Room 109. Miller’s Cafe asked us to paint Halloween decorations for them so that everyone could see our scary pictures. We made a Me” book of pictures. We made pictures of me, my father, my mother, my brothers and sisters, my pets, my house, my car, my favorite things. We learned song plays for Thanks Thanksgiving and Christmas. We sang on stage for every- one at the Christmas Concert. Reading from top to bottom: Mrs. Brown, Bradley Shingledecker, Jeff Huff, Todd Krueger, Dawn Hills, Billy Whetstine, Susie Pettit. Jeffrey Terhune, Jeffrey Kilgore, Mindy Sotzen, Stephen Han, Tonya Prybil, Jill Green, Mark Fergussen, Bonnie Westfall, Pam Johnson, Tami Neal- son, Philip Yakish. Peggy Selk, Nate Reinsager, Rodney Hotz. 87 DIANE BARNES Track 9L, 10L, 11L; Cheerleading 11L, 12L, Capt.;Twirl- er 10,11,12; Paper Staff 10,11.12. Co-Ed.; Snow Queen; Advisory Council 11,12. LEAETTA BORG Softball 10L, 12L; Cheerleading 11L, 12L; Chorus 10L; Glee Club 10L; Marching Band 9; Twirler 10,11,12, Co-Maj.; Concert Band 9,10L; Pep Band 9; Paper Staff 12; F.N.A. 9; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Queen. CHRIS BOWMAN Track 9L, Capt., 10L, Capt., 11L, Capt., 12L; Cho- rus 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Glee Club 9L, 10L, 111, 12L; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L. 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9L, 10L; Small Groups 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Annual Staff 10; Speech Club 9L, 10L; Speech 9; Snow Queen Candidate. JULIE BURR Basketball 9,10L.11L, 12L; Track 9L, 10L. 11L. 12L; Chorus 9L. 10L, 111. 12L; Glee Club 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Class Officer—10 Sec.; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L, 11L. 12L; Speech Club 9L, 10L; Speech 9; F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate; Homecoming Queen Candidate. KYLE CHOWN Football 9,10L, 11L, 12L, Capt.; Basketball 9,10, 11L, 12L, Capt.; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Chorus 11; Class Officer—10 Pres., 12 Sec. JULIE ECKHOFF Basketball 9,10, 11; Softball 9; Track 9,10L; Chorus 9; Glee Club 9.10,11,12; Annual Staff 10,11; Speech Club 9,10L, 11L, 12L; Speech 9,10,11,12; F. H. A. 9; Student Council 9; Junior Class Play. PAUL FORBES Football 9,10L, 11L, 12L, Capt.; Basketball 10; Baseball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Class Officer—11 Treas., 12 Pres.; F.F.A. 9,10,11. 12, Pres.; Student Council 12; Straw King. TERRY FORBES Football 10; Marching Band 9L, 10L. 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L. 11L. 12L; Pep Band 9,10,11, Small Groups 9,10,11, 12; F.F.A. 9. TERRI FORD Basketball 9; Track 9L; Cheerleading 10L. 11L, 12L; Cho- rus 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Glee Club 9,11; Small Groups 9,10,11.12; Class Of- ficer—9—Pres., 10—Treas., March- ing Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9; Annual Staff 10; Speech Club 9L, 10L. 11L, 12L; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Honor Club; Honor Society 11.12; Debate 9L. 10L; Student Council 9; Class Play 11,12. KEVIN GALLOWAY Class Officer, Marching Band; Concert Band 9L, Pep Band 9; Snow King Candidate. DAVE GEROT JEFF HALL Track 9; Chorus 9,10L, 11L, 12; Marching Band 9,10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9,10L, 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; F.F.A. 9,10, 11,12; F.F.A. Sentinel. DONNA HOSKINS Glee Club 9.10; Marching Band 9,10L; Concert Band 9; F.H.A. 9,10. 88 TERRI HOTZ Basketball9.10.il, 12L; Softball 9.10L, 11L. 12L; Track 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Chorus 9L. 10L. 11L, 12L V. Pres. Glee Club 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L, 10L. 11L, 12L; Marching Band 9L. 10L, HL. 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L. 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9L, 10L, 11L; Small Groups 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Speech Club 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Honor Club; Honor Society 11,12; Speech 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Stu- dent Council 10 Sec., 11 V. Pres. 12 Pres.; F.T.A. 9,10,11 Treas.; Ecology Club 11; Junior Class Play; F.F.A. Sweetheart. VICKI HUFF Basketball 9L, 10L, 11L Cap., 12L; Softball 9L, 10L, 11L Cap., 12L; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Chorus 9,10L, 11,12; Small Groups 9; Annual Staff 10,11; Speech Club 9; Speech 9; F.H.A. 9; Student Council 9,11; Class Play 11,12. GARY KUHLMANN Class Officer 12 Treas.; Marching Band 9,10,11, 12; Concert Band 9,10,11.12; Pep Band 9.10,11.12, Paper Staff 9,11. 12 Ed.; Annual Staff 10,11; Speech Club 11; Honor Society 11,12; Speech 11; S.E.I. Honor Band; Ju- nior Class Play. DENISE LAREW Basketball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Softball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 9L. 11L; Chorus 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Glee Club 9,10.11,12; Small Groups 9,10,11,12; Class Officer Sec.--9; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Speech Club 9L, 10L, 11L; Honor Club, Honor Society 11,12; Speech 9,10, 11; F.H.A. 9; F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidate. ARDEN LATTA Football 9,10.11L, 12L; Basketball 9,12L; Track 12L; Class Officer 12--V. Pres.; TERESA LAUBER Basketball 9.10, 11L; Softball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 9L; Annual Staff 11; Class Play 11,12; Baton twirler 11; F.H.A. 9,10; F.N. A. 9. JACK LORENZEN Football 11,12; F.F.A. 9,10,11. DIANE LOVETINSKY Cheerleading 11L, 12L; Chorus 11L; Glee Club 111,; Paper Staff 11,12; Library Club 9,10- Pres.; F.H.A. 9,10; F.N.A. 9. JO LOVETINSKY F.H.A. 10,11; Student Advisory Council 11; Class Play 11,12. NICK MILLER Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9,10,11L; Track 10L; March- ing Band 10; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12. VAN MILLS Football 9,10,11L, 12L Capt.; Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10. MICHAEL MURPHY F.F.A. 12. TERRI MURPHY F.H.A. 10,11,12. PAUL T. SCHOMBERG Football 9, 10,11L. 12L; Basketball 9,10,11; Class V. Pres.-9, Pres.-11; Paper Staff 12; Spanish Club 9.10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Honor Club; Honor Society 11,12; Snow King Candidate. MIKE SLADEK F.F.A. 12. 89 ANITA SLAUGHTER Paper Staff 10,11.12; Annual Staff 10.11.12; Spanish Club 9.10,11; F.H.A. 9,10, 11. JOHN SORENSEN F.F.A. 9,10,11, 12; Snow Sing. TERRY SPEARS Football 9,10,11L, 12L; Basketball 9,10.11; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L. BOB STURTZ Track 9L; Chorus 9, 10L, 11L, 12; Small Groups 9L; Class Officer 11; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L. 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9L. 10L. 11L, 12; Paper Staff 9,10,11; Annual Staff 10.11,12; Speech Club 9L. 10L, 11L, 12; Spanish Club 9,10; Speech 9,10,11,12; De- bate 9,10,11,12; Student Council 12. MARSHA SWANSON Basketball 9, 11,12; Track 9; Chorus 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Glee Club 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9.10.11,12; Class Of- ficer 10 V. Pres.; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L. 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L, 10L, 11L. 12L; Honor Club; F.H.A. 9,10,11 Parliamentarian; Homecoming Queen Candidate; Class Play 11,12. CHARLES WALKER Senior Class Play. LANE WARDEN Football 9L, 10L, 12L; Track 9L, 10L; Marching Band 10L; Concert Band 10L; Pep Band 10L. MIKE WATKINSON Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Baseball 9L. 10L. 11L, 12L; Track 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Home- coming King. GLORIA ZIBILICH Basketball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Paper Staff 12; Library Club 12-Pres.; Spanish Club 9,10, 11,12; Honor Club; Honor Society 11, 12-Pres.; Class Play 11,12. KATHY J. ZIMMERMAN Chorus 10L, 11L, 12; Small Groups 12; Class Officer 11; Paper Staff 12; Library Club 9L, 10L; Speech Club 9L. 10L, 11L, 12; Spanish Club 9,10.11,12; Honor Club; Speech 9,10,11,12; Debate 9,10,12; Snow Queen Candi- date; F.T.A. 10. Autographs LONE TREE REPORTER Published Weekly Since 1892 Complete Line of Commercial Printing Letter Press-Offset Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Edwards Phone 629-5313 Lone Tree, Iowa Best Wishes to the Lone Tree Seniors JIM S FOODLAND West Liberty, Iowa SMITTY’S FORD SALES 118 N. Calhoun Street West Liberty, Iowa 52776 MFS Grain Bin Distributor Complete Line of Driers Keanee Augers Smith-Douglas Fertilizer Complete Line of Ag. 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VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Home and Farm Wiring GINSBERG'S Third Generation Jewelers 2100 Second Avenue—Cedar Rapids Mall Shopping Center—Iowa City Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-4636 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 VEDEPO HAIRSTYLING Utilizing Red Ken Products BIG 10 DX SERVICE 513 South Riverside Dr. Ph. 351-9728 Known by the customers we keep Call for appointment Men Women 338-1891 338-1664 STIFEL, NICOLAUS CO., INC. 12 S. Dubuque St. Iowa City. Iowa 52240 Congratulations to the Class of 73 Good Luck To The Class of ‘73’ RIVERSIDE TEXACO AND U-HAUL 510 S. Riverside Dr. Iowa City, Iowa 351-9743 HUFF'S CAR WASH Edward J. Huff Lone Tree, Iowa QUINN’S TEXACO Hwy 6 West Coralville, Iowa 99 SORDENS Furniture Funeral Service Lone Tree, Iowa Tom Sorden—T. J. Sorden MILLERS CAFE Meals Short Orders—Sandwiches AlUS-CMALMtRS Good Used Farm Equipment FARMERS SUPPLY SALES. INC. KALONA. IOWA Phone 629-5515 Ernest Ropp prc� Phone 656-2201 Seniors, Do Your Best Ever’’ CORAL LANES PHARES NURSING HOME Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4679 306 First Avenue Coralville, Iowa 52240 Phone 351-9974 THE LUMBER MART U.S. Highway 61 92 South Muscatine, Iowa Phone 263-0000 Congratulations “Seniors Authorized Dealer Bowling Balls, Bags Shoes Ed Eggers—Manager WILLIAM BILL” PETTIT Livestock Hauling Phone 629-5130 Lone Tree, Iowa HOME CARE KNOW HOW J. R. Allison 629-5128 YOUNG INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Tree, Iowa LA BOUTIQUE 629-4600 Lone Tree, Iowa Erna Moeller Jan Davis 100 Congratulations Class of 73 WEE BLU INN Lone Tree Phone 629-5211 Velma Schreiber FARMER S SAVING BANK Kalona, Iowa Phone 656-2265 My compliments best wishes to the 1973 graduates of Lone Tree Jim Buline Your DeKalb Seed Corn Dealer H. D. CLINE COMPANY West Liberty, Iowa Bob Cline Bill Cline International Harvester Phone 627-2011 “Good Luck Seniors’’ West Liberty Ready Mix, Inc. Harold “Bill Grunder and Sons Wilton Ready Mix 627-2419 West Liberty, Iowa or 732-2161 Wilton, Iowa DAVE’S BODY FENDER Phone 629-4261 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 24-Hour Wrecker Service Complete Body Repair Painting and Glass Installation BURT'S TAVERN Nichols, Iowa PLANT IMPLEMENT New Idea—Kewanee—New Holland Deutz Tractors Columbus City, Iowa Ph. 728-2424 101 DAUT JEWELRY Diamonds, Gifts and Watches Stores in West Liberty and Wilton “To serve you a little better” Large enough to serve you Small enough to know you Joyce and Harold BRANDY’S FOOD CENTER Congratulations to the Class of 73! STOCK INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Tree Iowa Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4612 HARRY HORESOWSKY Contractor Phone 629-4243 Lone Tree, Iowa TEL-RA SERVICE Whirlpool Appliances RCA Black and White, Color TV Lone Tree, Iowa BRISKEY CABINET CO. Custom Built Cabinets—Vanities Table Tops—Casework RAY WVESTENBERG AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service Phone 627-2184 West Liberty, Iowa 302 1st Ave. Coralville 338-7527 FRANK BASS SONS Truck Farms Conesville, Iowa Phone 725-4213 WALKER GRAIN AND FERTILIZER Eugene Walker Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4329 102 DUBUQUE PACKING COMPANY Bob Pearson, Buyer Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4631 MISTER ED'S Ed And Marilyn Grout SANDY'S OF IOWA CITY Congratulations to the Seniors “We Put More Fun Into Eating Out” 1828 Lower Muscatine Road Across From MALL Shopping Center Homemade: Pizza Chicken—Shrimp Ice Cream Sandwiches Hwy 22 East Kalona, Iowa SWEDES FEEDS Complete line of Wayne Feeds 629-4626 or 629-4613 Swede HIGHLAND AVE. DX 1310 South Linn Phone 361-9990 Iowa City, Iowa Millie WIKEL TYPEWRITER CO. Two South Dubuque Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Office: 354-1880 Home: 338-4341 656-2514 Kalonial Townhouse Three Private Dining Rooms Family Style Eating Mon. Thru Sat. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Private Parties by Reservations Broasted Chicken Char-Broiled Steaks Cafe open 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sundays Duane and Ellen Yoder Kalona, Iowa 103 FLE ET WAY Everything For The Home—Auto—Farm—Family Iowa City Hiway 6 Bypass-East Phone 351-1121 Muscatine Hiway 61 South Phone 263-0543 GRINGER FEED GRAIN Hwy 218 South Iowa City, Iowa New Idea Kewanee New Holland Krause Gehl HERTEEN STOCKER JEWELERS NEMECEK INC Iowa City, Iowa 2253 So. Riverside Dr. Iowa City, Iowa 337-4525 THE STABLE Two New Locations 14 South Clinton Street Mall Shopping Center SEIFERTS Iowa City, Iowa KELLY HEATING SERVICE, INC. 1020 S. Linn Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone 337-3520 104 JOE'S TAVERN Hamm's on Tap Joe and Dot Riverside, Iowa NAGLE LUMBER 1201 South Linn Iowa City, Iowa Compliments of JOHNNIE'S Lone Tree ,owa KIRKWOOD KWIK KLEEN Self-service Wash-dry Cleaning We Do Family Washes By Hy-Vee Iowa City Open 24 hrs. “Good Luck Seniors’ LA CHATEAU SALON Tuesday thru Saturday Evenings by Appointment Phone: 629-5444 Business Joyce—home—629-5474 Mary—home—629-5413 Joyce Murdock Mary Keever We style everything from little girls to old fashioned curls. ELDON C. STUTSMAN, INC. Fertilizer, Chemicals and Grain Bins Feed—Livestock Hauling Phone 679-2281 Hills, Iowa JIM'S SHARPENING SERVICE 110 Jayne Street Lone Tree, Iowa SCHNOEBELEN REPAIR SHOP Long BMC Nuffield Tractors Star Hoist, Artsway Long Dial 648-2481 Riverside, Iowa 105 ROSS DRY GOODS CO. Lone Tree Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family SUN OIL COMPANY DX Lester Bell NED'S AUTO AND CYCLE Motorcycles and ATV's Riverside, Iowa Congratulations from your FORD dealer WINEBRENNER DREUSICKE Iowa City, Iowa WADE FORD MOTORS, INC. Sales—Service Owner Leo R. Hall on Highway 114 Wellman, Iowa Phone 646-6831 INDEX PRINTING CO. 104 W. Third Street West Liberty, Iowa 52776 Publishers of West Liberty Index HANK’S TRUCK LINE Lone Tree Phone 629-5117 LATTA SONS, INC. Well Drilling Complete Service Supply Riverside, Iowa 52327 Phone 648-2921 Congratulations From Your Funk's G. Dealer JACK LAREW Lone Tree, Iowa BOB'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4931 Green Colonial Heating and Cooling 10« NEWTS CAFE Meals Private Parties Nichols, Iowa 723-4312 THINGS THINGS THINGS 130 South Clinton Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 THE BEAUTY SPOT Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone 728-4312 Earlene Johnson Gen Krouth HARNED TRUE VALUE West Liberty Tmo Toct PaintQ Hardware and Housewares Congratulations to the Seniors! CENTRAL STATE BANK COLUMBUS INSURANCE SERVICE see Don Kelley ph. 728-2557 Columbus Jet., Iowa Phone (319) 263-3131 “Free Student Checking Accounts” Good Luck Seniors Of '73 CORBETT LUMBER CO. B. J. Corbett SNIDER FURNITURE STORE PYRAMID SERVICES C. B. Loughran West Liberty, Iowa VVnOlcSalC ailU ncoaic Auto Electrical Specialists 621 S. Dubuque Ph. 5723 Iowa City, Iowa 107 One Day Installation Service Custom Stock and Metal Work Common Accessories and Parts on Hand Ammunition Cleaning Kits QuttAtniUi SeAutce Robert Crawtord. Owner 117 Commercial Street Phone (319) 629-5206 Lone Tree. Iowa 52755 Phone 629-5318 BOB'S DX SERVICE Lone Tree, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of 73 A LOT OF BREAD FOR A DIAMOND? NOT NECESSARILY! 1 4 Carat 10 0 00-1 9 2 00 1 3 Carat 1 5 0 00-3 5 0 00 3 8 Carat 22000-50000 1 2 Carat 275°°-70000 1 Carat 80000-300000 Prices vary accordmq to color, clarity, carat weiqht. and cut as defined by the American Gem Society JE WE LE PS SINC E 18S4 'Wf WASHINGTON Congratulations GAY LOCKER CO. WOMER’S GARAGE Sand Road Phone: 351-9295 BENTON AND RIVERSIDE 66 Specializes in Volkswagons Tune-ups and Repairs 804 S. Riverside Dr. 351-9769 Complete Processing Service The Gay Way from Farm to Table” 1421 So. Linn Iowa City, Iowa Dial 337-2167 MILLS AUTO PARTS CO. 408 East 2nd St. Ph. 263-8061 Muscatine. Iowa WAGON'S MOBIL Stop here, your friends do. Lone Tree 629-5205 108 Better Crops From Living Soil Compliments Of: DR. H. E. WEIMER Veterinarian Riverside, Iowa ' ® Vel-Donna Inc. Delbert Krueger Feed and Fertilizer PIONEER. Rural Route 1 (C 0) seed corn Lone Tree, Iowa Harlan A. Stubbs Kalona Iowa 629-4678 Loretta N. Stubbs Phone 656-2293 BRENNEMAN AND SONS Daily Grain Markets Oustoin Trucking Congratulations Seniors BARNHAST INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Tree, Iowa Nichols, Iowa Phone 629-4265 Office 723-4326 Home 723-4381 Mortgage Loans Insured Savings Congratulations To The Class Of PERPETUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 73 ASSOCIATION DRS. MILLS ZIBILICH 132 E. Washington, Iowa City Phone 338-9751 Lone Tree, Iowa DR. D. F. MOSSMAN DR. R. D. ELLIOTT Veterinarians Phone 629-5337 Lone Tree, Iowa 109 RANDALL’S DISCOUNT FOODS Two Locations Iowa City At The Mall Shopping Center Highway 6—West Coralville (HERKY) ALL SPORTS, INC. 415 10th Ave. P.O. Box 6084 Coralville, Iowa 52240 Ph. (319) 351-3475 TEAM SCHOOL CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS Support Your Local Athletic Program Any student with an Activity Card or Season Ticket is entitled to a courtesy discount at (HERKYS) ALL SPORTS. Vernon J. DeWeerdt—President SHOP ALL SPORTS FIRST AND SAVE —Also— Trophies Expert Engraving Serving Schools In Eastern Iowa 10 HILLS BANK TRUST CO. Hills, Iowa Iowa’s Largest Rural Bank Business Phone 337-9002 Highway 6 West Coralville, Iowa Town Country Home Furnishings, Inc. Where Value And Quality Meet Vour Budget More Power to You! May your days be lighter and your nights brighter! Like you . . . we generate a lot of useful energy. Eastern Iowa Light And Power Cooperative Wilton—Lone Tree—Wapello—DeWitt 1 1 1 ZOOK’S CYCLE SALES Hodaka IOO’s-125's Monarch 125’s Rupp Fun Machines Complete Accessory Line Racing Specialties 105 Stevens Drive LUMS Serving a Unique Combination of Sandwiches Seafoods Highway 6 West Iowa City Phone 351-1353 COURTESY OF THE IOWA CITY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION DUNLAP’S MOTOR SALES, INC. FOSTER IMPORTED AUTO CENTER HARTWIG MOTORS, INC. McGURK-MYERS, INC. WINNEBRENNER-DREUSICKE FORD VOLKSWAGEN OF IOWA CITY, INC KENNEDY AUTO MART JAKE BUSTARD TOYOTA, INC. NALL MOTORS, INC. WAGNER-ABBOTT PONTIAC 112 BOOSTERS Jones Insurance Agency Wellman, Iowa Wade and Company, Inc. Wellman, Iowa Powell Furniture and Interiors Wellman, Iowa First National Bank of Muscatine Muscatine, Iowa You are first in line with BESTLINE DISTRIBUTORS Charles Walker ph. 351-5882 Miron Walker ph. 644-3701 Daryl Argo ph. 644-3701 “Good Luck Seniors’’ Wmm FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK Lone Tree, Iowa Office at Nichols, Iowa Phone 629-5316 Phone 723-4412