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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1976 volume:

; TU E, ELM 1976 Bicentennial 1776-1976 Lone Tree Comm. School 303 Devoe Street Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 In memory of our superintendent, Mr. V.O. Draheim, who died Christmas Eve, 1975: Mr. Draheim's many efforts to improve our school are symbolized in the new South Wing and gymnasium. We appreciated his continued efforts to make LTHS a better school — and we will miss him. Lone Tree Community School experienced many happenings during the 1975-76 school year; a Keys program for Seniors, playing volleyball in P.E., attending class meetings, gaining new students, losing old ones, boredom in the halls, a Homecoming victory, going to the GREAT assemblies, and shoving in the lunch line. These are just a few of the things that happen in a normal day of school. For you to enjoy and remember, we have captured some of these occurrences in words and pictures. Now they are a part of our everyday life. In years to come, they will be REFLECTIONS of working. 4 6 lunch hours. parties. 8 thinking. 9 entertainers. 10 resting. 11 good times 12 and bad. 13 11 |OOl|OS pue Homecoming 1975 Typical Senior Creativity! Spirit flowed through the halls as an expectation of a Homecoming Victory began at Lone Tree High School. As a start into the exciting festivities, pep was shown by everyone as they became involved in Spirit Week. Gliding streamers flew through the Old Gym as the Sophomores worked energetically against time to complete the Stairway to Heaven decor. On that same brisk, cold evening of September 25, an enthusiastic crowd gathered around a blazing fire to begin an ambitious night of spirited cheers, chants, pep talks and a victory train. King Kong arrives in Lone Tree. 16 Kevin Bell Linda Goody Russell Forbes Susie Berry Jon Ronan Lesa Pearson If I've told you once. I've told you a thousand times. Don't forget to milk the cow before you come to school. Over, under, over, under; come on Dallas, do it right! Pete Scott runs for tough yardage against Wapello. Come on, Mr. Grulke, get the beat! Frustration, tension, and excitement were all in- gredients of the Lions' Homecoming game against Wapello. After falling behind, the Lions came back on a long touchdown run by Pete Scott to pull out a victory. Grand March stans the dance for Homecoming 1975. Stairway to Heaven 18 Another Lone Tree Homecoming Queen shines on. The happy royalty leads the Grand March. After the game, the crowd gathered into the auditorium to await the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen, Rus- sell Forbes and Lesa Pearson. Happiness was shown by everyone dur- ing the Grand March. Smiles were ex- changed and hands were shaken by all to congratulate the victorious football team. Homecoming 1975 was special for the Lions because of a well deserved victory. Amid the dirty jerseys, freshly washed hair, and new clothes you could say Homecoming ing was a complete success 19 Homecoming Royalty To cap a successful Homecoming, Russell Forbes crowned Lesa Pearson as the 1975-1976 Homecoming Queen. Taking part in the excitement were Susie Berry, Jon Ronan, Linda Goody and Kevin Bell. Lesa and Russell 20 Susie and Jon Linda and Kevin Kevin and Julie Bob and Linda Lindy and Nancy At the Christmas Dance on Dec- ember 13, Nancy Hartley was crowned Snow Queen by Lindy Miller, the Snow King. Attending them were Julie Morgan, Kevin Bell, Linda Goody and Bob Buline. The night will be remembered for the warm weather which made it seem impossible to be having a Christmas dance. Christmas Dance Royalty 21 The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch was the Fall Play, Gopher Gulch was the town and Sneaky Fitch was the problem. He was disliked by everyone. A great job was displayed by Robert Vrchoticky as he played Sneaky Fitch. Weeks of rehearsal and lots of goofing off went into the play, but finally it went off a hitch. Miss Keasey, the director, had this to say about the play, 1 feel the kids were terrific. We worked well and I feel the end result was very evident of this. The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch will be re- membered as a great play because everyone had fun. in the halls still linger the remains of Sneaky Fitch. Watch out Cat Stevens, here comes Kurt! 22 a Leg! Falling on chairs can be hazardous to your health Steve! Hi Sweetie, new in town? Relief was shown by everyone at the end of the play. 23 Front Row: S. Hotz, L. Mills, P. Pearson, L. Kilgore, S. Edwards, L. Burk, C. Yoder, L. Rayner, J. Chown, L Eckhoff. Second Row:C. Smith, L. Wcrbach, R. Phares, D. Kuhlman, L. Forbes, N. Zaruba, A. Marner, K. Carpenter, S. Scholte, K. Maple, B. Gerot, P. Wisman, D. Eden, C. Chabal, P. Rayner, T. Mueller. Third Row: R. Schmitt, S. Phares, K. Mills, R. Rossman, K. Dodson, S. Edwards, D. Lenz, B. Smith, D. Eden, R. Rayner, J. Musser, D. Simmons, T. Smith, C. Loan, J. Loan, C. Eden, J. Baker. 24 But I can't play without my glasses! The concert band, working hard to make beau- tiful music, has put on a Christmas Show, Vari- ety Show, Spring Concert, and participated in small and large group contests. With 45 young members, they have done a great job and should provide LTHS with many more years of sweet music. 25 Twirlers: Kathy Warson Linda Attig Dana Heitland Dawn Kuhlmann Brenda Slaughter Majorette: Lesa Pearson A peppy band hard at work. The Pep Band, with its 35 members, played at pep rallys and basketball games where they raised the victory spirit to its peak. Without them it would surely be quiet. The Marching band presented the football half time shows. Some of them were: Ragtime; Salute to the Bea- tles; and The Great Pumpkin. The entertainment was greatly appreciated by the football crowds. 26 And the Beat Goes On . . . 27 Music Makers Accompanists: 1. to r.: Pat Rayner, Teresa Mueller, Kay Carpenter, Dan Heitland JH Chorus Front row: M. Spilman, C. Wright, T. Poggenpohl, N. Duffey, D. Walsh S. Edwards. J. Good. J Lenz, N. Zaruba, A. Marner. First row: J. White, L. Burk, J. Snyder, K. Yakish, D. Pettit, D. Forbes, B. Schreiber, Mrs. Foster adv. Second row:T. Forbes. S. White, D. Smith, G. Westfall, L. Westfall, L. Werback, S. Phares, A. Pechous, L. Gockel. Back row: L. Sedlacek, L. Kilgore, K. Maple, R. Phares. S. Schlote, C. Loan, P. Rayner, L. Forbes, K. Carpenter. C. Chabal. 28 Front row: T. Heitland, D. Heitland, J. Burk, D. Forbes, D. Simmons, L. Kautz, A. Hall. Back row:L. Mills, J. Rayner, L. Miller, S. Nolle, S. Forbes, N. Schuessler. Mixed Chorus Front row: C. Murphy, S. Sladek. J. Smith, D. Heitland, C. Yoder. L. Werbach, N. Hotz, E. Good. J. Mullinnix, C. Smith, M. Brenneman. First row: Mrs.Foster adv., L. Attig, L. Dodson, K. Warson, L. Mills, L. Kautz, J. Chown, L. Goody, L. Rayner, N. Hartley, N. Schuessler. S. Forbes, L. Westfall. Back row: C. Hall, T. Lovetinsky, C. Michel, P. Pearson, L. Eckhoff, J.Rayner, A. Hall, L. Coan, L. Pearson, B. Slaughter, M. Hartley, K. Robertson, S. Berry, T. Mueller, D. Zimmerman. Girls' Glee 29 Our Representatives The Student Council 13 students pile into the library after school every Friday Ball Tournement. With Susie Berry as President, Robert while everyone else heads out for the weekend. They dis- Rossman as Vice-President, Llndy Miller as Treasurer, cuss the problems that the students have brought to them. Kathy Robertson as Secretary, along with 9 other members Some of the projects they've sponsored were: organizing of the Student Council, they have represented student in- the parade, decorating the Christmas tree and the Volley terest well this year. 30 Front Row: K. Robertson, R. Rossman, Mr. Vaughn, S. Berry, L. Miller. Second Row: D. Eden, K. Dod- son, L. Westfall, B. Slaughter. Back Row:D. Zimmerman, S. Forbes, D. Forbes, D. Coan, R. Ross- man. LONE TREE IOWA CHAPTrs Front row: K. Bell.D. Forbes. R. Sotzen. B. Loan, J. Ronan. B. Buline. Mr. Beck adv. First row: A. Hall L. Werbach, C. Smith, K. Mulllnnix, K. Hotz, K. Forbes, W. Parlzek, D. Zimmerman. S. Forbes. J. Loan. Second row: R. Jensen, L. Hall, J. Magruder, A. Smith, G. Swanson. T. Schreiber, C. Westfall, J. White, K. Yoder, K. Dodson, R. Troyer, J. Walker. Back row; B. Hudachek, R. Rossman, A. Viner, S. Feldman, W. Sotzen. G. Attig, J. Zimmerman, T. Sexton, D. Sorrell, E. Pechous. One of the more active groups this year was FF. Their year consisted of a hayrack ride with the FHA, a grain and feed show, State and National Conventions, Kiddy Barn at the Johnson County Fair, a test plot, fruit, sales, and volleyball games with the FHA. The highlight of the year was the Sweetheart Dance It's easy to see, with the large number of members, the FFA enjoyed a fruitful year. Chapter Sweetheart: Linda Goody. 32 FHA Had a Good Year Front row: Mrs. Nicola adv., L. Pearson, L. Westfall, N. Schuessler, S. Berry. First row: K. Warson, B. Slaughter, M. Brenneman, K. Robertson, J. Smith, N.Hartley. Second row:L. Eckhoff, L. Kautz, T Lovetinsky, L. Goody, L. Dodson, T. Mueller, K. Klrchner. Back row: D. Kuhlmann, C. Yoder, S. Hotz. P. Pearson, L. Westfall, J. Hotz. M. Hartley, P. Nolan. Lone Tree FHA has kept Itself busy with various activ- ities this year. They had their annual hayrack ride with the FFA and volleyball after the monthly meeting. For community services, they went Christmas carol- ing at Mercy Hospital and distributed stuffed animals to the children. They ended the night with a pizza party. February included FHA Week and a Valentine's par- ty for the elderly. It is easy to see that FHA enables you to meet new people and have fun doing things for other people along the way. 33 Front Row: C. Murphy, E, Good, B. Pearson, L. Eckhoff, Mrs, Jarms; Librarian, S. Berry, K. Robertson. Back row: B. Yakish, S. Edwards, P. Wisman, C. Murphy, J. Musser, C. Yoder, P. Nolan, R. Pettit, C. Burr, D. Zimmerman, S. Forbes. Every hour, on the hour, there is a student busily checking out books, organizing the card files or helping Mrs. Jarms in the library. There are 19 Library Aids who help keep the library organized and who willingly help students find what they need. Without them, the library just wouldn't be the same. Mrs. Jarms really appreciated these students who gave up their study halls to help in the library. And Speech S. Berry, Mr. McAllen—Adv., L. Mills, L. Goody 34 Office and Library Aides Left to Right: B. Toomer, R. Pettit, L. Hall, L. Pearson, K. Schnoebelen, K. Klrchner, K. Yoder, S. Feldman. Debate R. Rossman, R. Troyer, Mr. McAllen adv. ill • . ; This year there wasn't an overwhelming Interest In Speech and Debate. Even though It may be small. It's a mighty group. The sponsor of speech and depate, Mr. McAllen, believes that: There is no other activity that a student Swiftly and skillfully the absence slips are plucked from each hook outside of the classroom doors by Lone Tree Office Aids. Eight in all, each hour they make sure each teacher gives them a slip so they can help keep ab- sence and tardy records organized. This is a volunteer job which really helps Mrs. Grecian, but maybe not the kids who like to skip! could participate in that gives so much valuable and prac- tical experience.” Along with the long hours of practice and research, there is fun and excitement in Speech and Debate. So, next year support your local debate team! 35 Front row: L. Westfall, L. Pearson, N. Hartley, M. Brenneman, S. Berry, J. Smith, L. Goody, S. Hotz. Second row:R. Pettit, Miss Welter: Advisor, B. Smith, D. Heltland, T. Heitland, N. Hotz, K. Kirchner. Back row: C. Burr, P. Pearson, D. Zimmerman, S. Forbes, M. Hartley. The Lions' Den Busily beating their brains out interviewing, typing and putting the paper together, the newspaper staff finally gets the paper out. A lot of hard work is needed and the staff works together to get the paper out on time, or at least close to the deadline. Never a dull moment in the newspaper business! s Front row: Mr. Klett, adv., L. Goody, N. Hartley, S. Berry, L. Pearson, N. Schuessler, S. Hotz, K. Kirchner, J. Smith. Back row: R. Pettit, C. Burr, C. Yoder, T. Lovetinsky, L. Eckoff, L. Slaughter, B. Slaughter, P. Nolan, B. Toomer. The Elm Gang Somewhere under the debris of copy, layouts, pictures, ads, typing, glue, erasers, and other elements essential for the job, our LT annual staff is buried. They almost died in the line of duty, preparing Lone Tree's Elm to meet its many deadlines. Luckily, they pulled through with feelings of accomplishment when they saw the finished product. 37 National Honor Society 1. to r.: J. Zimmerman, R. Forbes, D. Forbes, R. Virchoticky, K. Kirchner, N. Schuessler, L. Miller, L. Pearson, J. Smith, L. Westfall, J. Morgan, Miss Keasey. 1. to r.: N. Hotz, J. Ford, D. Zimmerman, Mrs. Welter. Itor.rD. Musser, J. Baker, D. Kuhlmann. 1. to r.: B. Toomer. J. Hotz, J. Burk. Spanish The advanced Spanish class goal this year was to earn enough money to go to Mexico. To fulfill this goal they: sold cheese and sausage, had a concession stand, a car wash, and a skating party. A high point for the first year class was when they measured their cooking skills by making a Spanish meal. in which the main dish was octopus. The second and third year class also had a Spanish meal which included quisadillas and Mexican cocoa. So, as you can see, Spanish can be nutritional as well as educational. 38 Front Row: Asst. Coach Showalter, Head Coach Brower, Asst. Coach Berry. Second Row: Mgr. B. Snyder, A. Eden, D. Eden. J. Loan, B. Hudachek, W. Sotzen, E. Pechous, J. Watkinson, Jim Ford, T. Sexton, Mgr. D. Wieland. Third Row: Mgr. K. Krueger, G. Attig, R. Sotzen, K. Forbes, L. Miller, K. Bell, S. Wieland, B. Buline, R. Troyer, B. Larew. Fourth Row: P. Scott, K. Hotz, S. Feldman, A. Viner, M. Yakish, Jerry Ford, R. Forbes, W. Parizek, J. Ronan, T. Dickey. Lions Experience Tough Season The football season was a frustrating one as the Lions struggled to a two win, seven loss record. The guys did well against many tough conference foes. Mr. Brower may be quoted as saying, The games could have gone either way. They just unfortunately didn’t go Lone Tree's way. Playing tough, the Lions lost twice in overtime: L-M, 9-6, and Morning Sun, 6-0. Another good game was a loss to Danville--a state playoff team--8-0. The highpoint of the season was a Homecoming victory over Wapello 19-14. The season concluded with Parents’ Night and the selection of John Larew and Pete Scott to second team all- conference. 42 Almost Fellas! Where's my mommy? Good tackle. Let's go boys! Lone T ree 6 14 0 19 6 0 0 6 0 Hit 'em hard! L-M Winfield Columbus Jet. Wapello Highland Danville Morning Sun New London Mediapolis Kathy puts up her defense. Nancy drives for the hoop. 1975-76 proved to be a long season for the Lone Tree girls. Coach Ford felt the games we could have won, we wound up getting beat. On the positive side, he felt the performance of the young players was very encouraging, and the high- light of the season was the victory over Winfield. Four of this year's six starters are returning and looking forward to a much improved season next year. Advice from Coach Klett.. 79 Amana 62 54 Morning Sun 59 58 Wapello 51 38 Danville 58 54 Columbus Jet. 55 47 West Branch 69 49 Media polis 84 71 New London 87 67 Winfield 62 54 Highland 64 64 L-M 93 54 Morning Sun 53 80 Wapello 67 29 Danville 35 55 Columbus Jet. 56 26 Mediapolis 91 45 New London 67 57 Regina 61 Liz shoots as Susan heads for the rebound. Brenda hauls in a rebound. 44 Girls Look Forward to Next Year Front Row: J. Smith. L. Eckoff, N. Hartley. S. Forbes. K. Warson, B. Slaughter. K. Klrchner. D. Sorrell. Second Row: C. Yoder, J. Chown, J. Hotz, M. Hartley. Back Row: Head Coach Ford, P. Nolan Mng., Asst. Coach Klett. 45 Front Row: Mr. Showalter, J. Ronan, R. Forbes, Jerry Ford, B. Loan, P. Scott, N. King, T. Dickey, Mr. Brower. Back Row: Jim Ford, D. Simmons, T. Sexton, J. Baker, K. Hotz, A. Viner, K. Yoder, J. Watkinson, K. Dodson, J. Loan, E. Pechous, D. Eden. Not pictured: A. Eden. Jon gets advice from Coach Showalter. The Lions, a young team, lost alot of close games this season. Their starting line--up consist- ed of 4 juniors and a senior, with a good group of sophomores coming up. They finished the regular season with a 4-13 record. Coach Showalter felt that it was a frustrating year with all the close losses, but said this year should be a valuable stepping stone for next year. 46 Stepping Stone for Next Year Pete shoots high above the crowd. Lone Tree 49 Amana 64 53 Morning Sun 67 51 Wapello 47 56 Danville 66 42 Columbus Jet. 86 60 West Branch 56 52 Mediapolis 61 55 New London 63 66 Winfield 43 56 Highland 83 55 L-M 73 51 Morning Sun 56 60 Wapello 72 71 Danville 54 41 Columbus Jet. 61 38 Mediapolis 92 60 New London 65 Warming up for a victory. 47 Front Row: M. Walker, B. Smith, M. Hanks, B. Bullne, L. Hall, R. Vrchotlcky, B. Schreiber Mng; Back Row: B. Yakish, D. Coan, R. Troyer, R. Jensen, K. Bell, T. Schreiber, Coach Berry. Coan works on his man. In an interview with Coach Berry, he said that he felt his first year as a wrestling coach went well, and that all involved did a good job. Coach Berry said the two main disappointments were(l) lack of interest and participation by the students, and (2) at times individual squad members suffered mental lapses. Two seniors who deserve commendation for their exceptional determina- tion and pride shown were Kevin Bell and Bob Buline. Bell’s career, shortened by an appendectomy before the conference meet, ended with a 9-1 season record. Next year is still a question mark. Although six starters return, six wieghts still have to be filled. Bell wins again. 48 New Interest and Improvement Shown in Wrestling Mitch clamps on the hold. Bill escapes for another crucial point. Larry fights for the pin. Front Row; J. Smith (mgr), M. Brenneman, K. Kirchner, K. Robertson, L. Goody, L, Dodson, N. Hartley, L. Pearson. Middle Row; Mr. Kautz, P. Nolan (mgr), T. Lovetinsky, L. Coan, L. Attig, L. Eckoff. K. Warson, L. Mills, L. Kautz(mgr). Back Row:J, Hotz, D. Kuhlmann, L. Westfall, L. Rayner, P. Pearson, M. Hartley, S. Forbes. T rack L. to R.: M. Hanks, Jim Ford, R. Howe, T. Schreiber, J. Draker, Richard Rossman, Mr. Brower, Robert Rossman, Jerry Ford, R. Forbes, B. Larew, T. Dickey. 50 Sofball Team Takes the Long Way . . - • ' • V .... 4 Front row: J. Smith, K. Kirchner, K. Robertson, L. Dodson, N. Hartley, Back row: M. Hartley, S. Forbes, Coach Ford, L. Eckoff, M. Brenneman. Not pictured, D. Sorrell. TheLionetteshadit tough this sea- son, mainly because the team con- sisted of only ten players. They end- ed the season with a 2-7 record. Coach Ford felt that the best game was the Danville game. After many trials and tribulation--a short cut to the game turned into arriving at Danville about one hour late-- the team defeated Danville 18--10. Although the Lionettes had a dif- ficult season, these players received the following All-Conference hon- SCORES Columbus Jet. 7 L.T.O Wapello 18 7 Danville 10 18 Morning Sun 15 16 Mediapolis 19 7 Highland 14 1 W infield 13 1 New London 14 2 Columbus Jct.( Sectional)!6 5 ors: S. Forbes--first team; K. Rob- ertson, N. Hartley, and K. Kir- chner--second team; and J. Smith, L. Eckoff, and M. Hartley—hon- orable mention. si Lone Tree (sect.) 4 2 0 11 10 11 1 0 4 0 15 6 7 1 5 0 8 0 Columbus Jet. New London Highland L-M Morning Sun Danville Wapello :Columbus Jet. Ofediapolis viediapolis Mew London Deep River Deep River (Minfield Vinfield Jighland lolu -nbus Jet. 5 7 10 15 12 10 8 9 13 10 5 4 0 0 2 6 10 10 Valuable Experience Is he out or safe? Which way did he go? Another point for the Tree. 52 Is it time yet? for a Young Team Front Row: K. Dodson, L. Miller, D. Simmons, Jim Ford, J. Baker. Second Row: J. Ronan, Jerry Ford, Coach Ford, A. Eden, R. Forbes. There goes another foul. The summer baseball team experienced a year of rebuilding as they had many young members. There were six returning starters from the previous year's team. The season record was 6 wins and 12 losses. The Lions had Russell Forbes and Jerry Ford named to the all-conference honorable mention squad. With every- one returning, the team will be looking forward to a much improved season this coming summer. 53 ’Raise that score. Raise that score! , a familar shout from our spirit-raising cheerleaders. With only eight girls, they sure bring on the pep at all the wrestling meets, football, and basketball games. Our cheerleaders are famous for their pom-pom routines and brilliant skits during the pep rallys. A special thanks goes to these girls and their efforts to cheer on victories for Lone Tree. It sure would be quiet without them! 54 We've Got the Might! L to R: Lesa Pearson, Julie Morgan, Lauri Mills, Susie Berry, Julie Rayner, Teresa Mueller, Lynn Westfall (captain), Linda Goody. 55 J.V. Cheerleaders Front;LoriKautz; LtoR: Linda Westfall, Nancy Hotz, Sara Sladek, Dawn Kuhlmann. Front: Tammy Forbes, Mary Spllman; Back: Cheri Wright, Sheri Edwards. J.H. Cheerleaders 56 Front: P. Rayner, L. Forbes. C. Chabal, C. Schlote, K. Carpenter, A. Marner. Middle: J. Good. L. Kilgore, S. Edwards, L. Burke, K. Yakish, M. Spilman, R. Phares. N. Zaruba. Back:J, Moody, C. Wright, A. Duffey, T. Poggenpohl, J. Lenz, S. Phares, A. Pechous, L. Gockel, Mr. Ford. J.H. Track Front: T. Nolan, D. Lenz, D. Ford, Richard Dunn, L. Herring, L. Martin. Middle: D. Pettit, D. Hemsted, T. Smith. S. Comer, B. Schrelber, J. Forbes, B. Kuhlmann. D. Wieland, J. Dickey. Back: Mr. Showalter, B. Snyder, J. Musser, R. Rayner, D. Forbes, J. Viner, Robert Dunn. 57 J.H. Girls Go 5 and 2 Front: C. Loan, R. Phares. N. Zaruba, A. Marner, K. Carpenter, C. Schlote, P. Rayner, L. Forbes, C. Chabal, L. Gockel. Middle: A, Duffey, T. Poggenpohl, G. Westfall, S. Phares, K. Mapel, A, Pechous, D. Eden, J, Snyder, K, Yakish, J. Lenz, Back Row: Mr, Ford. J.H. Boys Finish 2 and 5 Front Row: L. Herring, R. Schmitt, L. Marine, B. Chown, R. Mueller, L. Martin. Middle Row:J. Dickey, Robert Dunn, Richard Dunn, J. Walker, S. Comer, T. Smith, C. Eden, D. Hemsted, D. Wieland. Back Row: D. Pettit, J. Viner, R. Rayner, T. Menzer, C. Slutts, D. Forbes, J. Musser, B. Snyder, Mr. Moore. 59 Seventh Graders Learn Connie Brissee Leslie Burk Brett Chown Sonja Christensen Shawn Comer Jim Dickey Anita Duffey Richard Dunn Chris Eden Denise Eden Sheri Edwards Mike Flynn John Forbes Tammy Forbes David Ford Bill Gerot Lynn Gockel Julie Good Donnie Hartley Lisa Kilgore Daryl Lenz Julie Lenz Colleen Loan Kim Mapel Leonard Marine Julie Moody Randy Mueller Kenneth Musser Jay Nealson David Nolan Ann Pechous Stacy Phares Tammy Poggenpohl Ron Schmitt Bill Schreiber Brian Sexton Tom Smith Jeanette Snyder Mary Spilman Connie Vrchoticky John Walker Donna Walsh 63 Rebecca Barnes Kay Carpenter Cindy Chabal Robert Dunn Donald Forbes Linda Forbes David Hemsted Larry Herring Scon Johnston Angie Mamer Laverne Martin Terry Menzer Jeff Musser Deanna Nicholson Thomas Nolan Danny Pettit Robin Phares Pat Rayner Randy Rayner Danny Lynn Roller Cheryl Schlote Wayne Schnoebelen Lisa Sedlacek John Slaughter Clayton Slutts Donna Smith Bryan Snyder Jeffrey Viner Lori Werbach Lisa Westfall 64 Eighth Graders Know Their Stuff Now! At least they're not camera shy! You can tell these guys are working hard! Gary Attig Jim Ford Rick Good Mary Hartley Dana Heitland Don't you wonder what he's thinking about? Freshmen Are Learning High School Is a Different Story! Doug Eden Jim Baker Linda Westfall Mitch Hanks President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ’Penny, are you confused?' They'll tell it like it is! Janyce Hotz Nancy Hotz Dawn Kuhlmann Jim Loan John Martin Clairene Michel Kevin Mullinnix Chris Murphy Kevin Nelson Penny Pearson Eddie Pechous Richard Rossman Alan Smith Bill Smith Danny Sorrell Terry Spilman Rodney Troyer Arthur Vrchoticky Mike Walker Aaron Wisman 67 Linda Attig Jeff Burk Julie Chown Jeff Draker Roger Duffey Steve Edwards Steve Feldman Elaine Good Anna Hall Teresa Heitland Keith Hotz Rick Howe Brent Hudachek Lori Kautz Tina Lovetinsky Lauri Mills Janice Mullinnix Chip Nelson Steven Nolte Julie Rayner Lisa Rayner Randy Roller Tom Sexton Dallas Simmons Sophomores Survive 68 Another Year Keith Dodson President Anthony Eden Vice-President LuAnn Coan Secretary Susan Forbes Treasurer Sara Sladek Dean Slaughter Greg Slaughter Charlotte Smith Wesley Sotzen Mike Spilman Andrew Viner James Walker Phillip Walker Jeff Watkinson Lisa Werbach Chris Westfall Jim White Paul Wisman Tom Yakish Corrine Yoder Kent Yoder Donna Zimmerman 69 Bobby Yakish, what are you doing!?' David Coan, WAKE UP! Cindy Burr Liz Eckhoff Jerry Ford Lawrence Hall Irene Hartley Brian Hudachek Randy Jensen Kevin Keep Nick King Bruce Loan John Magruder Cindy Murphy Janet Musser Penni Nolan Becky Pearson Renee' Pettit Pete Scott Tom Schreiber Lisa Slaughter Kevin Slutts i 1 Denise Sorrell Valorie Steele Gary Swanson We're Almost There David Coan President Bill Larew Vice-President Brenda Slaughter Secretary Robert Rossman Treasurer 7) CLASS 72 Russel Kevin Bell Susan Elaine Berry President Melinda Anne Brenneman Robert F. Buline Lon Davis Thomas R. Dickey Lorna Ann Dodson Daryl D. Forbes Vice-President or'76 Linda Lee Goody Secretary Cleone K. Hall Nancy JoAnn Hartley Sharon Lynn Hotz Sue A. Jones 73 Kathy Kay Kirchner Kurt Dean Krueger John W. Larew Robert G. Lovetinsky Wendell Marine John Peter Mamer Treasurer Tom Michel Lindy F. Miller Kevin D. Mills Julie Ann Morgan After years of waiting, the Class of '76 discovered what being a Senior was like: selling ads, going to Cedar Rapids for pictures, pushing underclassmen around in the halls, and reflecting upon Graduation. Experiencing the Bicentennial Spirit, the class chose Red, White, and Blue for their colors. 74 Stephen Grellet's “Do It Now was this year's Senior Class Motto. Grellet's quote reads: I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good thing, therefore, that I can do or any kindness I can show to any fellow human being let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it; for I shall not pass this way again. Teresa Marie Mueller Donna M. Musser Wyatt Arthur Parizek Lesa Jane Pearson Kathy Ann Robertson Jon Ryan Ronan Kurt G. Schnoebelen Norene Kay Schuessler Mike Slaughter 75 Jane Irene Smith Robert G. Sotzen Jeffrey Spilman Alonna Marie Steele Robert Vrchoticky Lynn Michelle Westfall Steven L. Wieland Michael J. Yakish James Zimmerman Graduation will soon be upon the Class of 1976. For them, the year will then be Reflections of their LTHS days. 76 Administration Mrs. Lewis Board Secretary The 1975-1976 School Board--Jerry Burr, Wallace Mueller, Bill Mus- ser, Elaine Kout, Audrey Dodson, President. Mr. Draheim Superintendent Mr. Kuhlmann High Schorl Principal Mr. Dorazil Elementary Principal Mrs. Green Superintendent's Secretary Mrs. Grecian High School Principal's Secretary Mrs. Lenz Elementary Principal's Secretary 78 Faculty Mr. Showalter Jr. High Science Miss Spornltz Art Mr. Comer Math Mrs. Smith Remedial Mr. Ford Social Studies Mr. Kautz Science Mr. Beck V ocational Agriculture Miss Welter Spanish and English Mr. Black Industrial Arts 79 Faculty 80 Mrs. Glaves Remedial Mrs. Jarms Librarian Mr. Vaughn Guidance Counselor Mrs. Nicola Home Economics Mr. Klett Business Education Mr. Brower Physical Education During the year of 1975-1976, the students of Lone Tree had a vari- ety of things to look forward to: like the annual F.F.A. orange sales, and Grain Show. Spanish I, II, III, prepared meals of Mexican origin; like octopus, quesadillas, and atun(tuna ball). In Writing Lab, the students were introduced to a new concept called Personalized Writing . In Con- temporary Novel, they read Steinbeck's THE GRAPES OF WRATH, and then later constructed a small-scale migrant shack which was then left in Mr. McAllen's room, only to be referred to as Mr. McAllen’s Duck Blind . In Mr. Barton’s classes, the students looked forward to Wednesdays because they had a chance to catch up on their current events in Harvard Quiz. The American History Class prepared a display of the items which were very popular in the early 1900's. In Clothing and Textiles, clothing with all types of features were required. Band and Music were eagerly awaiting contest, hoping to win a 1 rating. And you thought that there wasn't anything to do at L ,T .H .S. 81 Services Cooks— These people pictured on this page are those who we could not do without and are not given enough credit. We (would like to take this time to say, “Thank-you . Margaret Hawthorn, Kathern Mills, Monna Flake, Mildred Johnson, Grynneth Parlzek. Not pictured Ester Hemsted Mike Zaruba Maintenance Engineer Roberta Zaruba Mainentance Engineer Bill Shafer Maintenance Engineer 8? GloriaLyions, Bob Baker, Miriam Hunter, Joy Edwards, Edgar Lewis, Wilbur Huff. Not pictured Jim Ronan, Vida Wollrab. Bus Drivers Sixth Grade Mrs. Saunders Christine Brenneman Steve Burr Todd Comer Eddie Eden Rita Good Diana Hartley Annie Hepler Lisa Herring Christy Hotz Jim Johnson Neal Pearson Julie Pechman Beth Pechous Kim Shipley Ben Walker Doug Zaruba Mr. Moore Lori Borg Sheri Burr Deanne Eden Charles Huff Angie Krueger Steve Nolan Chuck Oberman David Rayner Donna Robertson Kenda Schaver Pat Strabala Dana Troyer Krista Viner Trisha Yakish • s I: 84 Mrs. Westlake Robby Besst Sheila Carpenter Bob Conoway Tim Corson Kenny Ford Steve Forbes Randy Hotz Rini Hudachek Jill Johnson Michelle Kout Kandra Martin Rick Meyer Jill Musser Scott Pechman Ted Schlote Christy Schomberg Robby Sedlacek Tena Smith David Snyder Randy Sotzen Tracy Thompson Roy W arson Chaele Zaruba Miss Teufel Andrea Brenneman Russ Chabal William Eden Connie Flynn Mary Gingerich Dan Gockel Kelli Hanks Karen Hemsted Cheryl Hotz Jackie Kerf Tony Krueger Brian Kuhlmann Todd Lorack Leroy Martin Shelly Murphy Steve Musser Mark Pechman F ■ i f t h G r a d e 85 Miss Anderson Cathy Brenneman Mitch Corso Laura Chock ley Karen Draker Drew Hepler Doug Kautz Chris Lenz Keith Lenz Steve Meyer Rick Musser David Pechman Mary Rayner Russell Rayner Lisa Schuessler Colette Stonebarger Mike Waldschmidt Laura Yakish Mrs. Ford Tricia Comer Sam Davis Debora Eden Ronnie Flake Kathy Gockel Randy Good Phillip Green Kevin Hotz Jeff Karr Brian Keep Leland Martin F o u r t h G r a d e 86 Mrs. Nicholson Danny Conoway Fred Daniel Mark Ferguson Misti Galloway Mike G laves Dawn Hills Rodney Hotz Jeff Kilgore Todd Krueger Melissa Logel Tim Lorack Sue Oberman Suzie Pettit Brad Shingledecker Julie Spilman Belinda Vinton Sarah Walker Shawn Werback Bonnie Westfall Mrs. Draper Dennis Chabal Curt Comer Neil Forbes Jill Green Scott Heitland Bobby Hunt Jeff Huff Pam Johnson Bruce Kout Tammy Logel Scott Lutz Gary Musser Andy Pechous Tonya Prybil Mindy Sotzen Andrea Straba la Jeff Terhune Bernard Vinton Kim Pickering 87 Mrs. Riccelli Tina Besst Colene Brenneman Richie Burr Stephanie Chockley Danny Dorazil Russell Dunn Brian Dusterhoft Gary Feldman Phillip Forbes Cindy Goody Cara Guffey Second Grade Miss Stone Roger Barnes Danny Bontrager Eric Brissee Kim Chabal Sandy Flake Cheryl Hotz Bruce Marlowe Lisa Marshek Lanny Martin Diana Musser Phillip Prybil Kara Rayner Dawn Rocca Tim Stebral Stacy Swartzendruber Ella Ward Leigh Westfall Dennis Womer Mrs. T ho re son Kim Callen Gina Dorazil Grant Evans Joey Forbes Allen Goody Heather Hepler Alton Holderness Jim Hotz Barbara Kout Kevin Marshek Jodi Menzer Scott Michel Patti Pechman Mike Rinnert Kellie Robbins Rusty Sexton Brett Schaaphveld frw Pam V rchoticky Mark Warson Tina Wollrab First Grade Mrs. Cook Carmen Brenneman Mitchell Burr Lisa Chockley Cory Conaway Todd Ferguson Melanie Glaves Micki Havel Darcy Hills Michelle Huff Dan Karr Holly Krueger Michelle Krueger Donald Morrison Van Musser Shane Nicola John Swails Lynnell Thomas 89 Mrs. Brown Tammy Besst Grade Daniel Jason Dusterhoft Steven Flake Glen Forbes Teresa Gockel Amy Green Chrsitine Less Lynnette Melcher Shannon Perisho Tonya Rinnert Sherri Schomberg Rodney Slaughter Bradley Stonebarger Rose Anna Swartzentruber Beatrice Swartzentruber Carol Walker Kelli Westfall Michael Bell Misty Cunningham Scott Feldman Kathleen Ford Michelle Good Douglas Green John Guffey Shawn Holdemess Cindy Musser Julie Poggenpohl Karie Prybil Matt Rocca Todd Slaughter Julie Sotzen Christopher Spilman Roger Swartzendruber Diane Waldschmidt Kindergarten 91 ■ tr-' j- Another year has ended. All our friends are silently walking away, leaving the school grounds empty, at leaflet the fall session begins again in August. We hope everyone found out a little more about himself from these reflections of LTHS, 'canse that's what it's all about. We, the Elm Staff, want to wish everyone all the luck and happiness we can give. Have a nice summer ,w� 4-we44- see you again sometime. 92 93 MARVIN HOTZ 629-5340 SWHTIf’ DOUGLASS LONE TREE CROP SERVICE 629-5110 or 629-5440 Fertilizers—Chemicals—Farm Seeds Custom Spraying Spreading—Anhydrous JERRY'S FOOD CENTER Quality Meats Fresh Produce—Groceries Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4612 FERREUS CLOTHING Lone Tree Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family 629-4217 24 HOUR WRFCKEh SERV'Ca ■HI III B DAVE'S BODY and FENDEh kZJ- glass installation painting FRAME WORK - ALIGNMENTS I ONE TREE. IOWA BRENNEMAN AND SONS Daily Grain Markets Custom Trucking Bonded Grain Dealers Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4265 o;:s.426i Congratulations seniors FUNKS G. HYBRIDS Jack Larew, Dealer Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-5295 629-5312 MILLS REPAIR Cars—T rucks—T ractors Jim Mills, Proprietor Lone Tree, Iowa Congratulations Senior Class SORDEN’S Furniture Funeral Service Lone Tree, Iowa Tom Sorden—T. J. Sorden 629-5118 FOR HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS Joe Allison 629-5128 J? one 9 ree 9i ea llh (Pare (Penter, PJnc. £Pionter £R.oad cJree, 3owa 52755 Q)or.,kV U,n. ftJmmutralo, „ 9.639.43is Good Luck to the Class of 76 MARV'S PORTABLE WELDING Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5373 AMERICANA AMERICANA SEEDS. INC. Beans. Forages. Corn Dennis Forbes Lone Tree. Iowa 629-5187 94 EDWARDS PUBLISHING COMPANY Custom Printing Offset-Letterpress Quality, Fast Service at Reasonable Prices See our line of Advertising Specialty Items Over 10,000 to choose from. 9J Phone 629-5313—Lone Tree Glenn and Joy Edwards Musser Oil Co. Your Full Service Phone 629-5112 Lone Tree JIM’S PLACE Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4960 I JACK HURLBUT Real Estate Sales Associate T ' WWa Lone Tree. Iowa M!MM2 BOB’S PLUMBING AND HEATING Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4931 Green Colonial Heating and Cooling Best Wishes to the Seniors LONE TREE SAFETY PATROL Grynnth Parizek, Jasper Soloman SANDI'S STYLING SALON Lone Tree. Iowa Phone 629-5114 Sandi Stonebarger Deanna Krueger MAPEL'S MOBILE AND IMPLEMENT Lone Tree 629-5205 BOB’S DX SERVICE Phone 629-5318 Lone Tree, Iowa DR. D. F. MOSSMAN DR. R. D. ELLIOTT Veterinarians Phone 629-5337 Lone Tree, Iowa SCHNOEBELEN'S SERVICE Phone 629-5212 Lone Tree, Iowa HARRY HORESOWSKY Contractor Phone 629-4243 Lone Tree. Iowa TEL-RA SERVICE Whirlpool Appliances RCA Black and White, Color TV Lone Tree, Iowa FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK “The Bank With Red Carpet Service’’ rA FULL SERVICE lBANKa Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4222 Office at Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4412 97 LINCOLN MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Jerold R. Smothers, Secretary Lone Tree Farm and Town Dwelling and Personal Property Insurance Coveragv Riggan Feed Service Bulk and Bag Delivery Animal Health Aids Wheel Horse Garden Equip. Lone Tree Iowa Mike 629-4613 PRAIRIE VALLEY HYBRIDS Top Quality Seeds Lone Tree, Iowa Good Luck Seniors CHABAL CONSTRUCTION Phone 629-5238 Home building, commercial, remodeling VAN'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-4636 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Congratulations to the Class of '76 STOCK INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Tree Iowa 98 Nordstrom Publishing Company Publishers of: Lone Tree Reporter Johnson County Farmer Phone 629-5207 Best Wishes to the Seniors 99 YAKISH CONST. CO. Robert Yakish—owner Congratulations to the class of '76 Custom Homes and Remodeling —Farm Buildings— Phone Lone Tree, 629-5357 Iowa Best of luck to all of you in the future. John L. Plaza LONE TREE GRAIN FEED CO. D.D.S. Kent Feeds Grind Mix—Fence—Seed Lone Tree Phone 629-5311 Afl Wm LONE tree LUMBER CO. hardware 7 ace X _ =-. HARDWARE Congratulations to the Class of 76 Farm Home Center Hardware, Lumber Housewares 629-5213 HUFF’S CAR WASH Edward J. Huff Lone Tree. Iowa DEPEND ON DEKALB JIM BULINE your DeKalb Dealer too M.F.S. Grain Bins Daily Grain Market Shivers Circulators Tox-O-Wik Portable Grain Driers Kewanee, Speed King and Snowco Augers Complete Line of Farm Chemicals Licensed Firearms Dealer If we don’t have it you don’t need it.” KEITH FORBES IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY Route 4 Iowa City Phone 351-8341 E Congratulations Seniors RED'S BARBER SHOP I HANKS TRUCK LINE Closed Mondays Phone 629-5117 Lone Tree Lone Tree Iowa Phone 629-5424 DUBUQUE PACKING COMPANY Bob Pearson, Buyer Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4631 KIRKWOOD KWICK KLEEN YOUNG INSURANCE THINK INSURANCE THINK YOUNG LONE TREE. IOWA S275S PHONE 13191 629-4922 Self-service Wash dry SAINT MARY'S PARISH Dry Cleaning We Do Family Washes By Hy-Vee Iowa City 30c Wash Lone Tree, Iowa Congratulations to the class of 76 Best of luck PEARSON’S LONE TREE PHARMACY Lone Tree, Iowa DR. KEITH F. MILLS 629-5493 Eden’s Truck Farm Phone 629-4677 Lone Tree, Iowa Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open Year Round 102 HERSHBERGER FEED SERVICE Complete line of Master Mix Feeds KIENE SUNDRY AND WESTERN AUTO Riverside, Iowa Phone 648-2541 Kalona, Iowa Phone—656-2814 Compliments of: DR. H.E. WEIMER VETERINARIAN POGGE DX Riverside, Iowa Riverside, Iowa 648-3921 New-Salvage Rebuilt Parts For IH Tractor And Impliment JOE PAILLIOTET CO. 648-2111 FOR FUN COME TO— BUD’S PLACE Food, Pizza, Mixed Drinks Blue Ribbon on Tap RUSS'S DX SERVICE Riverside Phone—648-2391 24-Hour Wrecker Service i J ROCK Riverside, Iowa 648-3961 Food, Beer and Mixed Drinks Riverside, Iowa FEEDERS SUPPLY Welcomes you to stop by For a cup of coffee. completeline of Purina Chows Purina Health ryn Aids Ideal Equipment Mid-America Equipment Northrup King Seed Riverside Earl Riggan Phone 648-2011 LATTA SONS INC. Well Drilling Complete Service Supplies Riverside, Iowa 52327 Phone 648-2921 103 “Where Birthdays Are Fun” Jown Country HOME FURNISHINGS, INC. H. D. KNOWLING CO. 1714 West 5th St. Coralvllle, la. 52241 MEL’S DERBY 807 1st Avenue Coralville, Iowa 351-9403 Where Value Quality Meet Your Budget Phone 351-1717 Highway 6 West Coralville. Iowa Open Mondays and Thursdays till 9:00 Briskey Cabinet Co. j gs JNN 815 FIRST AVENUE CORALVILLE IOWA 52341 Rhont: 351-2880 Manufacturers of High Quality Preformed Kitchen Counter Tops Dealers in Merillat Brand Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets Carry Large Selection of Formica Plastic in Stock First in Cash Carry Prices 304 1st Ave. Coralville TELEPHONE 351-0257 AREA CODE 319 Phone: 354-5450 Highway 6 West Coralville, Iowa BUILDING MATERIALS SUPER MART 104 HAWK “I TRUCK STOP Exit 59 Coralville, Iowa 24-Hour Restaurant AND 4 ORCHESTRA NSTRUMENTS 1212 5th St.. Coralville Mall Shopping Center 351-2000 music r n m n n n 11 PIANOS ORGANS STEREO PH0N0GRAP| tape recorders GEOLOGICAL RESOURCES CONSULTANTS P.O. BOX 5640. CORALVILLE. IOWA 52241 ABC DX STATION 204 2nd St.. Coralville Tune-ups Engine overhauls. Gas. Oil. General Repair, Wrecker Service mm Contractors-Sales-Service-Rem'als-Salt Chemicals-Equipment- Supplies I a pool supply and frCR SOFT WATER SERVICE Lone Tree water is Coralville 629-4240 B-ess 351-5005 ar- uz Find Us Fast in the Yellow Pages JOHNSON COUNTY READY MIX To your specifications 337-2117 After business hours Call 337-2388 Coralville Congratulations Seniors from CORAL LANES Open Bowling 55c till 5:00 P.M. 65c after 5:00 p.m. 306 1st Ave. Coralville, Iowa PHILLIPS BROS. SALES RENTALS Nationwide Trailers and Truck Rentals Dodge 1429 Park Avenue Muscatine, Iowa 52761 Phone 263-4240 DINSMORE INSURANCE Randalls Urban Center Coralville. Iowa 338-9241 Complete Insurance Services STEVENSON BOSTWICKS Morrey A Muscatine Plaza 264-2822 Discount Center 103 Ford Avenue Muscatine, Iowa 52761 Store Hours 9-9 daily, Sun. 1-6 MOODY'S HEATING COMPANY 224 WEST SECOND STREET MUSCATINE. IOWA S276I PHONE 2S3 8372 JOHN MOODY DON HAWLEY 'LENNOX l 105 Compliments of FOX'S MEN'S WEAR 203 E. Second Street Downtown Muscatine For All Building Materials Congratulations to the Class of 1976 SAFLEY’S SPORTING GOODS Your Complete Sporting Goods Store 206 East Second St. Phone (319) 263-9465 Muscatine, Iowa 52761 HAPPY JOE'S ice cream and pizza parlour 203 Lake Park Blvd. Muscatine, Iowa Phone: 263-5233 1700 Grandview Av. Muscatine 263-0000 Good Luck to the class of 76 MILLS AUTO PARTS CO. 408 East 2nd St. Ph. 263-8061 Muscatine. Iowa Corner 2nd Cedar. Muscatine, la. 319-263-8441 FARMERS IMPLEMENT COMPANY 210 North Marion Washington, Iowa John Deere Farm Equipment Parts Service S3 PLOW PEDAL, INC. jOHHOEtRE Green Ways Mean Happy Days v Jet. 38 61—Muscatine, Iowa—Ph. 263-5143 PIONEER SEED COMPANY Downy, Iowa MCDONALD OPTICAL DISPENSARY 16 South Clinton Iowa City. Iowa J.C.N. BROWN Patron 104 [“”7 X538 f kf] WARREN RENTAL, INC. Services available to general public Motor Club o( Iowa Joann phel 1070 William Phone (319) 354-1662 Manager lowa c,t7- lowa 52240 1210 S. Gilbert Street Phone 351-7700 CHARLES G. SLEICHTER, D.D.S. JAMES U. DOWN, D.D.S. 1041 Arthur Street, Suite B lowa City, lowa 52240 (319) 338-7931 HARRY’S CUSTOM TROPHIES Small enough to know you— large enough to serve you Hwy. 6 West lowa City. la. 351-8948 MARTIN L. WARSON Grain Trucking R.R. 4 lowa City, lowa FLEETWAY STORES INC. Quality products at Fleet prices Highway 6 By-Pass lowa City 351-1121 GAY LOCKER CO. complete processing service The Gay way from farm to table 1421 So. Gilbert lowa City, la. Dial 337-2167 the white house 1921 LOWER MUSCATINE ROAD Luhite l0WA CITV l0WA 52240 house phone 338 7201 LAREW COMPANY 227 E. Washington St. lowa City, lowa Plumbing—Heating—Cooling—Appliances IOWA CITY TYPEWRITER Darwin Ness, Owner 1016 Ronalds Street lowa City, la. Phone 337-5676 52240 BENTON RIVERSIDE 66 Specializing in VW Repair — — Phone 351-9769 HERTEEN STOCKER JEWELERS lowa City, lowa K-MART 901 Hollywood Blvd. lowa City, lowa lowa City, lowa STABLE Smart Fashions for Juniors and Ladies Mall and 14 South Clinton 1027 Hollywood Blvd. 107 Congratulations to the Class of 76 WOMER’S GARAGE Nagle Lumber Company Home Service Center 1201 S. Gilbert Sand Road R.R. 4 Iowa City Phone: 351-9295 Iowa City, Iowa PERPETUAL Savings and Loan Association Congratulations Class of ‘76” 7 Apiamor a ane+- 43 r?ER uKpe Iowa City’s All New-Modern Bowling Center Mortgage Insured Loans Savings 132 E. Washington Iowa City Phone 338-9751 featuring 24 Lanes—with AMF automatic pin spotters and new AMF easy score. Open Daily 9 A.M. 12 Noon on Sunday Since 1875 1555 1st Ave. Iowa City (across from the mall) 351-9629 108 GRINGER FEED GRAIN Hwy. 218 South Iowa City, la. 52240 Office (319)—337-4171 FOUNTAIN’S TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS We have a complete line of Transmission Coolers B M Transmission parts deep pans and hone overdrives in stock. 109 The Best Steak House Congratulations to the Class of 76 serving steaks chops ham chicken and fish THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK ® FORD Congratulations from your FORD dealer WINEBRENNER DREUSICKE Iowa City, Iowa VEDEPO HAIRSTYLING For the Haircut that makes the difference on the corner of Iowa and Dubuque Streets Iowa City, Iowa Men 338-1891 LIN'S BEAUTY SALON Phone: Women 338-1664 HANSEN OPTICIANS Permanents, hair cutting, bleaching, tinting, frosting, hair styling, wig styling 2412 Towncrest Drive Iowa City 338-7979 Linda Ridenour Phone 351-4116 University Hospital—356-2390 MC CABE EQUIPMENT, INC. Iowa City. Iowa 52241 Phone (319)—351-0828 The Long Green Line . . . Leadership in product and service . . . today and tomorrow. P.O. Box 522 Phone 338-5785 1430 S. Gilbert Iowa City, la. 52240 10 LAWN-BOY LAWN-BOY PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. 390 Highland Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone 337-2133 Ignition • Carburetors Magnetos • Wholesale Retail B. A. HORNER, INC. 391 Highland Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 B. A. Horner Phone 338-1177 Best Wishes 76 Grads WINCO ELECTRIC GENERATORS Trojan Seed Corn FOF Trail Bronc Cycles R Formost Livestock Equipment Rink Livestock Equipment Carroll Gary Eden R.R. 4 Iowa City, Iowa Phone—351-5845 NT BRENNEMAN SEED AND PET CENTER Hats off to the class of '76 Southeast Iowa’s largest and finest fun and recreation center, 24 Brunswick bowling lanes, 18 holes of inside putting golf, 5 billiards tables, snack bar and spare room pub. COLONIAL LANES located on Highway 218 South, just past the airport. 1500 1st Ave. South Iowa City, Iowa 338-8501 KUBIK BUSINESS EQUIPMENT, INC. Facit. Adler. Smith-Corona, Royal (Formerly Wlkel Typewriter) Two South Dubuque Iowa City. Iowa 52240 (319) 354-1880 PUREBRED DUROCS Howard Berry Son R.R. 4. Iowa City, la. Phone 351-5628 PHILLIPS BOB HENRY’S Specializing in VW repair U-Haul 338-8757 in NEWTS CAFE Meals Private Parties Nichols, Iowa 723-4312 HESTER'S GRAIN FERTILIZER John Linda Hester Nichols, Iowa Ph. 723-4329 Fertilizers. Chemicals, Farm Seeds. Anhydrous, Custom Spraying. Grain Buying Selling MILLS MOTOR COMPANY Wrecker Service Phone 723-4223 Nichols, Iowa BERNIE'S FARM SUPPLY WAYNE FEED Nichols, Iowa BURT'S TAVERN Nichols, Iowa THE HEAD HUNTER BEAUTY SALON Nichols. Iowa 723-4304 CLEM CARROLL MC ALLISTER SEEDS Office—phone—723-4329 Home—phone—723-4459 Nichols. Iowa HAWKEYE LUMBER CO. Pole Buildings Lumber—Hdw.—Paint Nichols, Iowa 723-4221 CHOWNS APPLIANCE Skelgas Service Nichols, Iowa 723-4314 Congratulations Seniors BARNHART INSURANCE COMPANY Nichols, Iowa Office 723-4326 Home 723-4381 Congratulations from the ELDER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Nichols. Iowa FRED'S FEED SUPPLY Box 122 West Liberty. Iowa 52776 Purina Phone 627-2810 fitUteAdWCet FEEDS LIBERTY LANES, INC. Scotch Doubles Every Sat. Night” Pool, Snack Bar, Cocktail Lounge West Liberty, Iowa 52776 Phone 627-9178 H. D. CLINE COMPANY Bob Cline IH Bill Cline West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2011 WALNUT GROVE PRODUCTS Manf. Plant West Liberty, Iowa DITMARS-KERR CO. Hwy. 6 East West Liberty, la. 52776 Phone—(319) 627-4323 112 JIM S SUPER VALU West Liberty, Iowa RAY WUESTENBERG AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service Phone 627-4214 Phone 627-2184 West Liberty, Iowa PUB TAVERN Congratulations Seniors West Liberty, Iowa RICHARD BUSER Phone: 627-9221 Conesville, Iowa Congratulations Seniors ( WILLIAM BILL PETTIT BRAUN’S FEED AND GRAIN CO. Master Mix Feeds Kent Feeds Livestock Hauling 725-4211 Phone 629-5130 Lone Tree, Iowa Conesville, Iowa BARNEY S TAVERN LA BOUTIQUE 629-4600 Conesville, Iowa Lone Tree, Iowa 725-4242 Two Day Installation Service Custom Stock and Metal Work Common Accessories and Parts on Hand o CUSTOM SEED CLEANING Southeast Iowa Seed Farm ? Conesville, Iowa Phone: 725-4251 Qu titnUU Service Mott's Melons ROBERT CRAWFORD, owner 117 Commercial Street Phone (319) 629-5206 Lone Tree. Iowa 52755 BELLS RED BARN MARKET Wholesale Retail Cantaloupe, Watermelon Conesville, Iowa 725-6631 ____ a BELL § RCP BARN MKT % peoples national bank of columbus junction 'The Bank for all the People” Member of F.D.I.C. COLUMBUS JUNCTION STATE BANK A Loyal Friend For Your Family” Columbus Junction, Iowa Member FDIC MAY DRUG STORE “Your Prescription is Our Business' Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone 728-2239 G W AUTO PARTS, INC. Columbus Junction, la. 52738 Phone: 728-2472 J. M. EQUIP., INC. Hwy. 92 West Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone (319) 728-2416 AIRPORT SUPERMARKET Meat and Groceries A City Grocery in the Country Columbus Junction, la. 728-2719 KLIP N KURL HAIRSTYLING Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone 728-2803 Compliments of CJ MOBIL SERVICE 728-8821 Columbus Junction, la. Congratulations Seniors From COLUMBUS JUNCTION GAZETTE Your Community Weekly Newspaper 114 C.J. LUMBER COMPANY Columbus Junction Ph 728-2515 or 728-2554 SHELLMYER MOTOR, INC. Phone 728-2249 Columbus Junction, la. 52738 A A C F Associates James Crawford William Fulton Lire, Health, jiiouf Insurance, Pension Plans Annuities, 234 Main Street Columbus Junction. Iowa 52738 Bus 728 2813 Res 728 2850 728-2336 ROSS DRY GOODS Columbus Junction Clothing for the Entire Family HILLS BANK TRUST CO. Hills, Iowa Iowa’s Largest Rural Bank 679-2291 , ' + r v- r1 - -3 . BRYN-MAWR STEAKHOUSE Ainsworth 657-2351 DAIRY SWEET Columbus Jet. Phone 728-8181 Sandwiches. Malts, Shakes, Pizza HILL'S GRAIN AND FEED INC. B.P. and Rath Feeds grinding, mixing, bulk feed delivery grain drying and storage Hills, Iowa Phone 679-2280 2337 ECON O MART Foods For Less 728-2313 Columbus Junction, Iowa RALPH S DX SERVICE Hills. Iowa Phone 679-2222 Phone 319 679-2281 Eldon C. Feed and Farm Supply IIILI.S, IOWA 32233 ns SALES SERVICE TRACTORS FARM MACHINERY GEHL KRAUSE MILLER STAN-HOIST SPERRY = =NEW HOLLAND FARM EQUIPMENT WE SERVICE ALL MAKES :ARMERS SUPPLY SALES WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM STORE CASE - NEW HOLLAND - CEHL Hwy 22 W Kalono 656-2216 A New Idea—Hesston. Kewanee—Versatile. Building Cut Hwy. 22 East Kalone, Iowa WAYSIDE INN Where friends meet and eat” Kalona Iowa Hwy 1 Open 6 Til 9 Closed Sunday KALONA SAVINGS BANK “The Community Concerned bank’ Member F.D.I.C. Kalona, Iowa 656-2281 MR. EDS Ed and Marilyn Grout Homemade Pizza Chicken-Shrimp Sandwiches Hwy 22 East Kalona, Iowa 651-2279 Congratulations to the Class of “76” Compliments of DR. D. G. SATTLER Kalona, Iowa KALONA LOCKER PLANT Custom Processing and Beef Quarters for Sale 656-2712 Kalona, Iowa BW'S BOUTIQUE SHOP Unique Gifts” 435 B Ave. Box 91 Kalona, Iowa 52247 Phone 656-3274 New Idea Kewanee A 0 FARMERS SUPPLY SALES INC. Hwy. 22 East Kalona KEVIN BELL Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L. capt.; Wrestling 9L, 10L, 11L, capt., 12L, capt.; Class Officer 11-Presi- dent; Student Council 11L; FFA 9, 10--Reporter, 11- Treasurer, 12—President; Homecoming King Attendent; Snow King Attendent. SUSIE BERRY Cheerleading 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Chorus 11; Girl's Glee 10L, 11L, 12L, Small Groups 9, 10, 11L, 12; Class Officer 12--President; Paper Staff 10, 11L, 12L-- Co-Editor; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11L, 12L;Speech ClublOL, 11L, 12L;Speech ContestslOL, 11L; Student Council 10L —Treasurer, 11L,--Vice -President; 12L—President; Spring Play 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12- Treasurer; Homecoming Queen Attendent; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate. MELINDA BRENNEMAN Softball 9, 12L; Track 11L, 12L; Girl's Glee 10L, 11L, 12L; Paper Staff 11L--Assistant Editor, 12L--Co-Editor; Library Club 10L, 11L; Chess Club 10L; Fall Play 9, 10, 11, 12; Spring Play 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12--Project Chairman. ROBERT BULINE Football 9, 10, 11, 12L; Baseball 9, 10L, 11L; Wrestling 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; FFA 9, 10, 11. 12; Snow King Attendent. LON DA IIS TOM DICKEY Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L. LORI DODSON Softball 12L; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Chorus 10L, 11L, 12L; Girl’s Glee 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 12L; Paper Staff 10, 11, 12L; Annual Staff 11. 12, Library Club 9L. 10L, 11L; Fall Play 11; Spring Play 10. 11, 12, FHA 9. 10, 11, 12. DARYL FORBES Basketball 9, 11, 12; Chorus 9L, 11L: Small Groups 11L, 23L; Class Officer 10-Secretary, 11 — Treasurer, 12--Vice-President; Honor Society 12; Student Council 12L; Fall Play 11, 12; Spring Play 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11—Reporter, 12—Vice-President. KEVIN FORBES Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L, capt.; FFA 9, 10, 11. 12. RUSS FORBES Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Basketball 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Baseball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 10 L, 11L, 12L ;Class Officer 10—Treasurer; Honor Society 11; Homecoming King. LINDA GOODY Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Cheerleading 9, 10, 11L, 12L; Class Officer 12—Secretary; Paper Staff 10, 11L, 12L; Annual Staff 12; Library Club 10L, 11L — Secretary; Speech Club 10L, 11L, 12L; Spanish Club 11L; Speech Contests 10L, 11L, 12L: Spring Play 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Queen Attendent; Snow Queen Attendent; FFA Sweetheart; Straw Queen. CLEONE HALL Chorus 9L, 10L; Girl’s Glee 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Spanish Club 10L. NANCY HARTLEY Basketball 9, 10L, 11L, 12L: Softball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L: Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L;Girl Glee 10L, 11L, 12L; Paper Staff 11, 12L; Annual Staff 11, 12; Library Club 10, 11L—Treasurer; Spanish Club 11; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12—Parllmentarian; Snow Queen. SHARON HOTZ Chorus 9; Girl’s Glee 9; Small Groups 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; March- ing Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9L, 10L, 11L, Small Groups Band 9, 10; Paper Staff 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12; Library Club 9L, 10; FHA 9, 10, 11- Historian, 12. SUE JONES Softball 9, 10. KATHY KIRCHNER Basketball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Softball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Girl’s Glee 10L, 11L; Paper StaffllL, 12L; Annual Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Fall Play 11; Spring Play 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12. KURT KRUEGER Football 11L—manager 12L—manager; Basketball 9, 10, 11L 12; Chorus 9L: Fall Play 11, 12; Spring Play 10, 11, 12. JOHN LAREW Football 11L, 12L; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12- Secretary. BOB LOVET1NSKY FFA 10, 11,12; Straw King. WENDELL MARINE Football 9, 10, 11L, 12L: Wrestling 9L. JOHN MARNER Football 9; Basketball 9, 10; Small Groups 9; Class Officer 12—Treasurer; Chess Club 10L. TOM MITHEL Football 9, 10L, 11L; Wrestling 9L, 10L: Track 9. LINDY MILLER Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L: Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Wrestling 11L; Track 9; Chorus 10, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 11L, 12L; Class Officer 10—Vice -President; Speech Club 10L, HL;Spanish 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Debate 10L, 11L; Student Council 11L, 12L-Treasurer; Fall Play 10, 11, 12; Spring Play 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10; Snow King Attendent. KEVIN MILLS Track 9L, 10L, 11; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L: Concert Band 9L, 10L, 12L; Pep Band 9L, 10L, 12L; Stage Band 12L. 117 JULIE MORGAN Cheerleading 10L, 11L, 12L; Class Officer 11--Vice-President; Paper Staff 10L;, 11L; Library Club 9L, 20L; Honor Society 11, 12; Fall Play 11; Spring Play 10; FHA 9, 10, 11; Snow Queen Candidate. TERESA MUELLER Basketball 9, 10, 111; Cheerleading 12 L; Chorus 9L, 21L; Girl's Glee 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L, 10K, 11L, 12L; Marching Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Concert Band 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Pep Band 9, 10L; Stage Band 10L, 12L: Small Groups Band 9L; Class Officer 9—Secretary; Library Club 9L, 10L; Fall Play 11; Spring Play 11; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Piano Accompaniest 9, 10, 11, 12. DONNA MUSSER Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. WYATT PARIZEK Football 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; FFA 9, 10, 11. 12. LESA PEARSON Track 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Cheerleading 10L, 11L, 12L: Chorus 9L, 11L; Girl's Glee 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L; Twirler 10, 11--Majorette, 12 — Majorette; Class Officer 9--Treasurer, 11--Secretary; Paper Staff 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Annual Staff 9, 10, 11L — Asst. Editor, 12L--Editor; Library Club 9L, 10L; Speech Club 11L; Honor Society 11, 12; Speech Contests 11L; Fall Play 10; Spring Play 11; FHA 9, 10--Historian 11 — Secretary, 12—President; Homecoming Queen. KATHY ROBERTSON Basketball 9, 10, 11; Softball 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Track 9L, 10L, 12L; Girl's Glee 10L, 11L, 12L; Paper Staff 11, 12L; Annual Staff 11, 12; Libra- ry Club 10, 11L, 12L; Spanish Club 11; Student Council 12L: Spring Play 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12--Public Relations Chairman. JON RONAN Football 9, 10, 11L, 12L; Basketball 9, 10L, 11L, 12L; Baseball 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; FFA 9, 10—Sen- tinel, 11, 12--Reporter; Homecoming King Attendent. KURT SCHNOEBELEN Football 9L, 11; Wrestling 9L, 10L, 11L; Chorus 9L; Marching Band 9; Pep Band 9; Annual Staff 11L, 12L; Spanish Club 11; Honor Club 9, 10, 11, 12. NORENE SCHUESSLER Basketball 9L. 10L: Girl's Glee 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Class Officer 9—President; Annual Staff 9L, 12L: Library Club 9L, 10L; Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 9L-- Secretary; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12--Secretary. JANE SMITH Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12L; Softball 9, 10, 11L, 12L; Girl's Glee 9L, 10L, 11L, 12L; Paper Staff 12; Annual Staff 10L, 11L, 12L; Honor Society 11, 12; Fall Play 11, 12; Spring Play 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12- Music Chairman. MIKE SLAUGHTER ROBERT SOTZEN Football 9, 10, 11L, 12L; Wrestling 11 L; FFA 9, 10, ll--Vice-President, 12—Treasurer. JEFF SPILMAN ROBERT VRCHOTICKY, JR. Basketball 11; Wrestling 12L; Chess Club 11; Speech Club 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Debate 11; Fall Play 12; Spring Play 11. ALONNA STEELE Chorus 10; Concert Band 9; Spanish Club 10, 11. LYNN WESTFALL Cheerleading 10L, 11L, 12L—Captain; Chorus 9L, 11L;Girl's Glee 9L. 10L, 11L, 12L; Small Groups 9L, 10, 11; Class Officer 10--President; Paper Staff 10L, 11L, 12L; Library Club 9L, 10L; Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 9L, 10L; FHA 9, 10- Public Relations, 11--District Officer, 12—Vice-Presi- dent; FFA Sweetheart Candidate. 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