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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1977 volume:

1977 LEM l oii( Tree Iowa 52755 bone Tree Community School TABLE OF CONTENTS Elementary 83 Introduction Advertising 91 Student Life 7 Closing 117 Performing Arts 27 High School 51 NOSTALGIA... a wistful or excessively sentimental sometimes abnormal yearning for return to or of some past period or irrecoverable condition. TRUl BS jFOR TEA ' 1 OT TEACHfcKS 18-2 ( —4 Arf««r. ;fk7 Umf. « � • ,� . L«i i� 4r 'mmu-j I « lkm m i i'mm. f. «Mt 4� • « «6� tam-m-j rnmm. ktkmr jmmJk ku i I ■ yrfv « � ►.i r « v • kmm.Nl dmrtmg km 4ir fi ymmn . • 4. . m —► • k ’4 m mm mmi r 'H frn - � m+mp� Today nostalgia seems to play a very important role in the lives of America’s people. Some seem to feel that the days gone by were much more simplistic and easy to enjoy, many of us yearn for them. Some of today’s nostalgia is reflected in the 50’s type shows such as Happy Days, LaVcrne and Shirley, and Ameri- can Graffiti. Hairstyles and clothing have gone back to this nostalgic era also. Girls are wearing head bands again while the skirts have gotten longer, sweaters are again heavy, bulky knit with designs and the T-strap shoe is back. It has occurred to us that today will, at sometime, be a nostalgic time for the students at Lone Tree. Most of the present students scoff at the idea of high school being nos- talgic. However, there are a few who feel that in the future they will look back on high school with fond, some- times wistful and sentimental mem- ories with a possible yearning to re- turn. They know that they’ve got it pretty easy now, and at sometime they'll probably wish they were back in high school after they find out what it’s like being on their own without any teachers and administrators to look over their shoulders. j Now the graduating seniors are go- ing to see what the alumni mean when they talk about the good old high school days. They’ve had a lot of fun times as a class this year, and many will realize at graduation what the good old days really are. 6 Student Life Homecoming ff vp£ MAKE ■M lions A NM1E $ jCMD(X ______ — Mr. Barton, Ms. Welter, and Lauri MilU model their favorite cartoon characters during Homecoming Week. 1976 Homecoming candidates from top to bottom: Brenda Slaughter, Kathy Warson, Jancnc Johnson, Bill Larew, Tom Schreiber, Jerry Ford. Mike Zaruba holds up the bench as the Sophomore girls work on the gym. School spirit could be seen throughout L.T.H. as Homecoming approached. The cheerleaders organized the following activities for spirit week: clown, cos- tume. hat, shoe, black and gold day. A bonfire and pep rally were held Thursday night. 9 Friday afternoon activities began with the annual Homecoming Parade. Later that evening, the Lions played the Highland Huskies, but lost after putting forth a great effort. Following the game, Bill Larew and Jancne Johnson were crowned Homecoming King and Queen at the dance. The Freshmen’s third place float. Well Lick km 1 Queen Janene Johnson, King Bill Larew receive congratulations from candidates Kathy Warson and Brenda Slaughter. The Student Council tliis year has tried to include more activities than just traditional ones such as the Home- coming parade, decorating the Christ- mas tree, and having the annual Kol- ache Hop. Changes made included an effort to open their proceedings to the citizens of LTHS. The first meeting of every month is now open to any student who wishes to speak to the council. The council did much of its business this year in committees. From time to time, ideas and advice from non- council members helped these com- mittees shape their recommendations to the entire council. Student Council proposals which have not yet been finalized include: revising the marking system to include plus and minus signs on report cards; setting up a policy statement on how coaches should deal with students who have to miss their practice because of practice for another school activity; and, a student lounge. COUNCIL MEMBERS: Front row: J. Loan, K. Warson, Robert Rossman, R. Dunn, L. Coan, Mr. Cannon-Advisor. Second row: D. Zimmerman, S. Forbes, B. Slaughter, K. Carpenter, L. Westfall. Back row: D. Nicklaus and Richard Rossman. Student Gouncil LOPr TREE ■'’WA CHAPTER Jt w 3 ' f %; v f N r l t � . • ' 5 ; 1.1 « i '(� ’• • ajT • § W� • V Top Row: T. Sexton, S. Feldman, G. Swanson, A. Vincr, K. Yoder, B. Hudachek, R. Rossman, A. Smith, J. Magrudcr, C. West- fall. Second Row: L. Hall, L. Werbach, C. Smith, D. Zimmerman, D. Forbes, J. Loan, K. Mullinnix, R. Troyer. Third Row: T. Nolan, J. Vincr, R. Rayner, W. Schnocbelcn, D. Hemsted, B. Dunn, L. Martin, L. Herring. Bottom Row: B. Loan. K. Hotz, L. Wcrbach, K. Dodson, S. Forbes, W. Sotzcn, Mr. Miller, advisor. 1976-1977 has been an eventful year for the 44 members. August activities included Kiddie Barnyard at the Johnson County Fair and the faculty breakfast. Later activ- ities involved fruit sales, the grain show, and garden seed sales. FFA members participated in vari- ous contests throughout the year in- cluding Soil Judging, Parliamentary Procedure, and Extemporaneous Speaking Contests. Members also at- tended the State and National FFA Conventions. FFA Sweetheart Kathy Warson reigned over the 76-77 year. FFA gives its members the op- portunity to develop responsibility and leadership qualities through the many activities. Kathy Warson FFA Sweetheart Top tow: B. Toomer, C. Chabal, K. Carpenter, P. Rayner, J. Nicklaus. L. Kautz, L. Westfall, D. Heitland, L. Rayner. Second row: J. White, D. Smith, S. White, B. Barnes, C. Murphy, V. Steele, J. Musser, L. Westfall, D. Nicholson. Bottom row: L. Slaughter, B. Slaughter, T. Lovetinsky, K. Warson. J. Hotz, M. Hartley, P. Pearson, P. Nolan, C. Yoder, D. Kuhlmann, Mrs. Nicola, advisor. With a rap of the gavel. Lone Tree FHA brought to a close another busy year. The 76-77 year contained a lot of traditional activities interlaced with new activities. Perfect attendance at the FHA Dis- trict Meeting sent members home with the traveling trophy given each year to the school with the highest percent of its members present. December included Christmas carol- ing at Children’s Hospital and leaving behind stuffed toys for the children. They topped the chilly night ydui din- ner and a gift exchange at the Brown Bottle. Trying something new, they spon- sored a chili supper after a home bas- ketball game. FHA Week and their Senior Citizen Valentine’s Day Party kept the month of February rolling. Spring and summer activities in- cluded a career trip and a summer trip. FHA enables you to gain personal satisfaction through helping other people. 15 16 17 18 elm STAFF Sitting on the floor: B. Toomer, L. Slaughter, B. Slaughter. First row: C. Smith. Second row: C. Burr, K. Warson, L. Eckhoff, L. Werbach. Third row: R. Pettit, P. Nolan, T. Lovetinsky, L. Rayner, B. Smith. Standing: C. Yoder, Mr. Klett, advisor. 20 First row: P. Nolan. B. Toomcr. R. Pettit. C. Burr. D. Nicholson, P. Rayncr, J. Welter, advisor. Second row: L. Herring. C. Michael, N. Hotz, R. Phares, K. Carpenter, A. Marner. N. Zaruba, L. Forbes, C. Chabal. lion's WLN STAFF Copy, deadlines, typing, liquid pa- per, articles, glue, advertising, lost pages, after school sessions, editors’ worries, questions, pictures, layouts, interviews. Somewhere under all of this you found many newspaper and annual staff members hard at work on The Elm, The Senior Memory Book, and the Lions’ Den. The editors of Lone Tree publica- tions chipped away at the mountains of responsibility that faced them, hurridly trying to complete that lay- out or article that was due four days ago. Through the long hours spent as- signing, writing copy and articles, glu- ing pictures, proofreading, and typing, the press continues to work and the finished products appear; your Elm, lions’ Den, and Memory Book. 23 The KEYS program was started last year by Kirkwood Community College to give seniors a skill so they might be employed right after graduation. The classes offered include Auto Mechanics, Data-processing, Nurses Aid Train- ing, Horticulture, Electronics, and Welding. Data-processing, and Nurses Aid Train- ing are offered one semester, and the others are for a full year. Participation at LTHS has been very good. This year we had nineteen seniors en- rolled in these classes. Every afternoon the group climbed on the bus and rode to Iowa City for two hours of class. KEYS Most of the students that were en- rolled thought it was well worth the time spent. Mr. Cannon, Guidance Counselor, thought it was a very valu- able addition to our course offerings, because it enabled people to explore vocational areas that they hadn’t had the chance to do before. 25 Spanish Glub The number of students in Spanish I tripled in comparison to last year’s class enlarging the club as a whole to one of the largest in years. One of the main activities for the Spanish Club this year was an elabor- ate Spanish meal in which much work was done by the students. The larger number of members also enabled the Gub to have a car wash in the spring. Back Row: J. Musser. D. Eden, D. Nicklaus. M. Hanks. D. Zimmerman. P. Pearson, D. Nichol- son, C. Chabal. K. Carpenter, L. Forbes, J. Hotz. Second Row: J. Baker, R. Phares, B. Barnes, L. Sedlecek, Ms. Welter, advisor; B. Toomer, A. Marner. P. Rayner. Bottom Row: C Slutts, J. Ford, J. Burk, L. Westfall, N. Zaruba. When asked for a comment, Ms. Welter said she hopes the interest stays high for next year’s Freshman class. HONOR SOCIETY Miss Keasey, advisor; D. Coan, R. Rossman. K. War son, P. Nolan. Performing Arts Bill Smith asks Jeff Musscr if any boxes have been delivered with bombs in them. Miss Keascy and Lauri Mills during a long practice. It Seemed I,ike 1 Good Idea at the I ime Dallas Simmons and Bill Smith discuss how to catch the bad guy. Jeff Musscr serves Sara Sladck her yogurt. 28 Deanna Nicholson tells her plan to jerry I ord and LuAnn Coan. Bob, Deanna, LuAnn, and Dallas propose a toast but Bill doesn’t care. CAST Seated: D. Nicholson, Lu. Coan, J. Nicklaus, L. Kautz, S. Sladek, J. Rayner, L. Mills, R. Phares. Standing: B. Smith, J. Ford, J. Musser, D. Simmons, A. Lden. K. Keep, J. I'ord, D. Eden, J. Slaughter, L. Werbach, M. Hartley, P. Pearson, L. Herring. Colonel Jason Swillwell Bob Dunn Natalia Swillwell Lu Ann Coan Pamela Swillwell Deanna Nicholson Peter Grackle Jerry Ford Aunt Gertrude Grackle Lauri Mills Alice Krokus Robin Phares Denver Jeff Musser Barbra Julie Rayner Lt. Muffley Bill Smith Inspecor Webb Dallas Simmons Cecilia Porter Joyce Nicklaus Marion Canfield Penny Pearson Undula Cuppley Sara Sladek Alvin Piper Doug Eden Grimshaw Faye Kevin Keep Audience “plant” Jim Ford Extras: Lori Kautz, Larry Herring, Lori Werbach Stage Crew: Mary Hartley, John Slaugh- ter, Anthony Eden, Mitch Hanks Director: B. J. Keasey Student Director: John Magruder IT SEEMED LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIME was a mystery about a prisoner named Colonel Swillwell (Bob Dunn) just released from prison bent on revenge, but unfortunately after the wrong person. It was actually his daughter (Deanna Nicholson) who revealed to the police his plans in order to keep him from leading a life of crime. Between his daughter, his wife (Lu Ann Coan) and assorted extras they did a good job of keeping him out of trouble. The plot unfolded in the outdoor cafe of a health resort complete with two incompetent cops (Dallas Simmons and Bill Smith) and a ho- tel detective (Jeff Musser) who had enough trou- ble keeping themselves straight, let alone anyone else. Unexpected family members and other weird characters kept popping up throughout the play. As predicted, Deanna with the help of her mother and the cops-kept Colonel Swillwell out of trouble. This year’s cast put forth a lot of work on the play and it must have paid off, because the audience seemed to enjoy it. 29 Pep Band 1st. row: S. Edwards, L. Burk, K. Viner, L. Borg, K. Schavcr, A. Pechous, D. Nicholson, B. Smith, D. Lenz, J. Johnson, N. Pearson, L. Gockel. 2nd. row: L. Werbach, D. Eden, L. Herring, A. Krueger, J. Lenz, J. Nicklaus, T. Yakish, S. Burr, B. Pechous, J. Ford, A. Eden. 3rd. row: D. Eden, S. Pharcs, K. Mapel, N. Zaruba, A. Marner. D. Colton, R. Schmitt, D. Rayner, D. Nicklaus, D. Dodson, R. Rossman. 4th row: C. Brenneman, C. Loan, T. Smith, J. Baker, J. Loan, D. Eden. J. Musser, R. Rayner. C. Eden. lilM.I;lil;ll l;,S Once again the Lone Tree High School Band had another busy year performing at the Christ- mas Concert, half-time shows for football games, small and large group contests and the homecoming parade. The Pep Band provided half-time music for basketball games and led pep rallys, while the stage band was busy with the variety show. They have provided us with alot of good music this year with special thanks to Mr. Lynn Grulke. 30 Twirlers Majorette Brenda Slaughter. Twixlcrs-Dana Heitland, Lauri Mills, Kathy War- son, Linda Attig, Dawn Kuhlmann. Concert Band 1st row: L. Werbach, C Smith, P. Pearson, S. Edwards, C. Yoder, L. Rayner, J. Chown, L Eckhoff. 2nd row: A. Eden, P. Rayner. D. Nicholson, J. Nicklaus, S. Burr, C Chabal, K. Carpenter, A. Marner, C. Schlote, N. Zaruba, L. Forbes, D. Kuhlmann, K. Mapel, D Eden, D. Eden. 3rd row: D. Colton, D. Rayner, R. Schmitt, S. Phares, A. Krueger, L. Herring, K. Dodson, R. Rossman, D. Nicklaus, D. Simmons, C. Eden, J. Ford, T. Smith, C. Loan, D. Eden, J. Loan. J. Baker. Standing: R. Phares, B. Smith, D. Lenz, J. Musser, R. Rayner, L. Mills. GIRLS GLLLiV 11X1.11 GHORU8 First Row: E. Good, C. Murphy, D. Heitland, L. Werbach, A. Hall, L. Wcrbach, N. Zaruba. A. Marncr, Miss Ball. Second Row: D. Kuhlmann. S. Sladek, L. Coan, B. Slaughter, P. Rayner, R. Pharcs, L. Kautz, C. Smith. Third Row: C. Michel, T. Lovetinsky. K Warson, M. Hartley, C. Yoder. L. Westfall, J. Chown. L. Rayner. L. Attig. Fourth Row: N. Hotz, L. Mills. J. Rayner, L. Eckhoff, K. Carpenter, C. Chabal, J. Hotz, L. Forbes, D. Nicholson, C. Scholte. First Row: Miss Ball, E. Good, C. Murphy, D. Heitland, L. Wcrbach, P. Wisman, T. Nolan, L. Martin, B. Dunn, D. Wieland, A. Hall, L. Werbach, C. Yoder. Second Row: S. Sladek, L. Coan, B. Slaughter, B. Snyder, S. Edwards, D. Eden, B. Smith, N. Zaruba, A. Marner, C. Smith. Third Row: D. Kuhlmann, T. Lovetinsky, K. Carpenter, J. Burk, D. Forbes, M. Walker, R. Pharcs, L. Kautz, L. Attig, M. Hartley. Fourth Row: C. Michel, L. Mills, D. Colton, J. Baker. A. Eden, R. Rayner, J. Musser. P. Rayner, J. Chown, L. Rayner. Fifth Row: N. Hotz, K. Warson, L. Eckhoff, J. Rayner, C. Chabal, J. Hotz, L. Forbes. S. Forbes, L. Westfall, D. Nicholson, C. Schlote. 32 8PEEGH Front Row: Mr. McAllen, C. Smith, R. Pharcs, K. Carpenter, C. Chabal, A. Marner, N. Zaruba. Back Row: J. Ford, S. Sladck, L. Mills, J. Rayner, L. Coan, L. Westfall, L. Werbach. Every Christmas the Communi- cation Arts class presents a one-act play. This year’s play was called “Perils of Priscilla.” They off-handed- ly decided to go to District Contest which was held in Iowa City and much to their surprise, they received a “1” rating. After receiving their high rat- ing, they traveled to the State Contest at Muscatine and received a “2” rating. Good job Speech Department. 34 Sports Tom Schreiber sets up pass blocking, while quarterback Jeff Musser, drops to pass and Jeff Watkinson runs his pattern. Rod Troyer sweeps on left end against Columbus June- First row: Mr. McCulla, Mr. Berry, Jerry Ford, Bill Larew, Keith Hotz, Mr. Brower. Second row: Bob Dunn, Rod Troyer, Andy Vi- ner, Bryan Snyder, Don Colton, Dave Hempsted. Third row: Dennis Nicklaus, Larry Hall, Jeff Viner, Tom Yakish, Kevin Nelson. Fourth row: Clayton Slutts, Jeff Watkinson, Jim Ford, Jeff Musser, Doug Wieland, Steve Edwards. Top row: Donny Forbes, Jim Ba- ker, Dallas Simmons, Tom Schreiber, Randy Jensen, Randy Roller, Ed Pechous, Terry Menzer. 36 Jeff Musser hands to Watkinson against New London. Keith Hotz gets advice from Coach Brower. Tom Schrciber blocks, while Andy Viner at- tempts to score. Lions Gain Experience In76 This years football season was a rough, but challenging one as the young Lions won one and lost eight. Mr. Brower could be quoted as saying, “There were as many freshmen and sophomores as there were juniors and seniors, and I thought the guys never gave up and had a lot of fun during the season.” The highlight of the football season was the Lion’s win over Morning Sun, 14-8. The last home game was parent’s night, where the Lions faced the New London Tigers. The Lions had their highest point total of the season when they played New London, playing them close until late in the fourth quarter. Lone Tree 8 Louisa Muscatine 46 12 Winfield 14 0 Columbus Junction 43 0 Wapello 56 8 Highland 38 14 Danville 41 14 Morning Sun 8 18 New London 32 6 Mediapolis 52 Quarterback Jeff Musser, throws another pass. 37 The Lone Tree Girls with Senior forward Li Eckhoff. and Senior guards Brenda Slaughter and Kathy Warson leading the team, improved their record this year to 7-10. Starters Sue Forbes, Julie Chown, Mary Hartley, and Jan Hot will re- turn next year to lead the team with support from this year’s JV squad. Next year will hopefully be blessed with more wins and higher ratings in the conference and continued improve- ment. J 1st row: C. Smith, J. Chown, S. Forbes, L. Eckhoff, B. Slaughter, K. Warson, J. Hotz, M. Hartley, C. Yoder. 2nd row: R. Pharcs, C. Schlote, C. Chabal L. Forbes, K. Carpenter, A. Marner, N. Zaruba, P. Rayner. Mngr.-L. Westfall, Coach Ford. Brenda and Janyce break for the outlet pass. 38 Girls Finish 7-1© Kathy puts up her defenses. Kay looks for an opening. Amana 52 LT. 49 Winfield 89 49 Highland 70 51 L-M 33 55 Morning Sun 39 71 West Branch 88 55 Wapello 71 81 Danville 36 46 Col. Jet. 81 50 Mediapolis 92 37 New London 55 39 Winfield 86 62 Highland 64 43 Morning Sun 54 64 Wapello 52 51 Danville 27 59 Regina-Iowa City 50 58 Liz shoots for two points. 39 Jim brings the ball up the court. The Lions had a much improved season this year by raising their 4-13 record to an 8-8 record. The boys this year worked hard and hustled to make this improvement. The team will be losing three start- ers at the end of this season: Bruce Loan, Jerry Ford, and Pete Scott. Pete lead the team in scoring and rebound- ing and will be greatly missed. Coach McCulla feels, “The returning Lions will have less experience than this year’s team, but should be an im- proved team if they work to develop their potential.” With returning start- ers Keith Hotz and Jim Ford, and the J.V. team that was 6-3 this season, next year looks promising. In the conference standings Lone Tree finished 6th. Mr. McCulla sum- med up the season by saying, “Hard work and determination helped the boys’ varsity basketball team to have a most respectable season. Their effort made the season most rewarding to themselves, their coaches, and their fans. Keith gives his man a fake. 40 ROYS I IM.SII SEASON AT .500 MARK Keith shoots for the first of two. Bruce goes high above the crowd for a rebound. Amana 58 LT. 55 WMU 48 67 Highland 67 48 L-M 69 56 Morning Sun 37 40 West Branch 57 76 Wapello 64 49 Danville 69 73 Columbus 77 68 Mediapolis 62 45 New London 68 71 WMU 41 68 Highland 75 62 Morning Sun 43 62 Wapello 50 49 Danville 49 67 Kneeling; K. Dodson, A. Eden. D. Simmons, A. Vincr, B. Loan, K. Hotz, J. Ford, K. Yoder, J. Ford Standing; Coach Brower, L. Martin. J. Loan, J. Musser. D. Nicklaus, J. Baker, J. Viner, B. Snyder. D. Eden. Coach Mc- Culla. Not pictured-Pete Scott. at Wrestling The squad rests between matches. Mr. Berry giving full attention to one of his wrestlers. Clayton Slutts wins another one! 42 Dave Coan getting ready to get his man. Doug Wicland pulling his guy down. No one really knows how hard wrestling is except the wrest- lers themselves. They know what real team effort is, and this year showed much improvement because of this. Mr. Berry could be quoted as saying, “The wrestlers had super attitudes which added up to more wins.” More pins this year were one of the highlights, but next year Mr. Berry hopes for more. Dave Coan’s extra effort paid off as he posted the most wins for the team. His season record was 13-7 and third in the Sectionals. Out of thirteen guys that wrestled this year, nine will be re- turning. Mr. Berry said that this year went better than he thought, and they’ll only progress next year as long as they keep up the good team effort. Front: D. Coan, T. Sexton, C. Slutts, J. Burk, R. Dunn. Middle: R. Troycr, D. Col- ton, L. Hall, R. Jensen, T. Nolan. Back: Coach Cannon, L. Herring, D. Wieland, Coach Berry. 43 Track First row: R. Phares, P. Rayner, N. Zaruba, A. Marncr, K. Carpenter, L. Forbes, C. Chabal. Second row: P. Nolan, L Kautz, C. Schlote, M. Hartley, L Westfall, J. Hotz. Top row: Mr. Kautz, T. Lovetinsky, K. Warson, L. Eckhoff, S. Forbes. P First row: Mr. Brower, J. Baker. T. Nolan. J. Viner, B. Snyder. R. Troyer. Second row: B. Larew, D. Nicklaus J Wa kinson, Robert Rossman, Richard Rossman. Top row: Jerry Ford, Jim Ford, J. Musser, K. Dodson. 44 Baseball Front Row: K. Dodson, J. Ford, A. Eden, J. Baker, D. Eden. K. Nelson. Second Row: B. Snyder, J. Ford, J. Musser. J. Vrner. T. Yakish, D. Simmons. Third Row: C. Eden. J. Forbes. R. RoUer. D. Weiland. T. Sexton. R. Dunn. Back Row: Coach Ford, J. Dickey, L. Marine, D. Ford, L. Martin. 45 Janene Johnson waits for a throw from Angie Marncr for an out against Columbus. Lone Tree 19 Wapello 0 0 WACO 13 16 L-M 1 12 Danville 2 10 Morning Sun 7 13 New London 17 0 Mediapolis 10 7 Highland 10 6 Winfield 8 1 Columbus 6 19 L-M 7 8 L-M 5 12 West Liberty 18 Jan Hotz waits calmly for her turn at bat. A great catch for Nancy £aruba. Janene Johnson stretches for another out against Columbus. 46 Young Lionettes Improve to 6 - 7 Angie Mainer reaches for an out against Columbus. Robin Phares winds up for a pitch. The Lionettes season was an encouraging one. They ended their season with a 6-7 rec- ord. Coach Ford felt that this year was a year for building. He will have all but one starter returning for next year’s season. Many of the team members received All- Conference honors. Susan Forbes was select- ed first team all-conference and Janene John- son, Mary Hartley, Linda Forbes and Nancy Zaruba were selected for honorable mention. Kneeling: Stacie Phares, Nancy Zaruba, Angie Marner, Pat Rayner, Janene John- son, Jeanette Snyder. Standing: Mr. Ford, Kim Mapek, Joyce Nicklaus, Jan Hotz, Linda Forbes, Mary Hartley, Robin Phares, Susan Forbes. Pep flows through the crowd as the cheerleaders ask. “Who ya rootin’ for?” “Lone Tree Lions, is the shouted reply. The cheerleaders kept the crowd and the team going when defeat was near and congratulated them when they pulled out a victory. On Fridays they got the Lions and students ready for a coming game by giving a spirited pep rally with cheers and skits. These girls put in a lot of time to keep the student body full of pep, and it was greatly appreciated. 48 Varsity: Anna Hall, Julie Rayner, Sara Sladek, Lauri Mills, Nancy Hotz, Dawn Kuhlmann CHEERLEADERS 49 50 High School GLASS 52 Cindy Ann Burr Secretary David Alan Coan Elizabeth Sue Eckhoff Jerry Dean Ford, Jr. Lawrence D. Hall Irene Hartley or 77 Janene Houseal Johnson Vice-President Kevin E. Keep Nick A. King William James Larew Rebecca Pearson Latta Bruce Alan Loan 53 (ilil.SS motto... LEAVE NO Janet Musser Penni Le Nolan Renee’ Kathleen Pettit Robert Roy Rossman Treasurer Thomas J. Schreiber Peter M. Scott 54 STONE UN I l liM.U Kevin K. Slutts Denise Jo Sorrell Valorie Sue Steele Gary R. Swanson Brenda Sue Toomer Kathleen Ann War son President Robert J. Yakish Class Flower DAISY Colors MAROON and SILVER The Senior class dedicates the 1977 Elm to Scott Duane Lorack who would have graduated with us this year. Scott died in a farming accident on October 31, 1971. 56 Homecoming Royalty L to R: Tom Schrcibcr, Kathy Warson, Janene Johnson Queen, Bill Larew King, Brenda Slaughter, and Jerry Ford. Christinas Royalty L to R: Brenda Slaughter, Jerry Ford-King, Kathy Warson-Queen, David Coan, and Liz Eckhoff. Not pictured-Pete Scott. 57 LuAnn Coan President Keith Dodson Vice-Pres. Juniors Linda Attig Jeff Burk Julie Chown Jeff Draker Roger Duffey Steve Ldwards Steve Feldman Susan Forbes Flainc Good Anna Hall Teresa Heitland Brent Hudachek Lori Kautz Tina Lovetinsky Lauri Mills Janice Mullinnix Chip Nelson Joyce Nicklaus t 58 Julie Ray ner Lisa Rayncr Randy Roller Tom Sexton Dallas Simmons Sara Sladck Dean Slaughter Greg Slaughter Charlotte Smith Wesley Sotzen Mike Spilman Andy Viner Phillip Walker Jeff Watkinson Lisa Werbach Chris Westfall Jim White Paul Wisman Tom Yakish 59 Gary Attig Don Colton Doug Eden Jim Ford Rick Good Mitch Hanks Mary Hartley Dana Heitland Nancy Hotz Dawn Kuhlmann Claircne Michel Kevin Mullinnix Jim Loan President Janyce Hotz Vice Pres. Linda Westfall Secretary Jim Baker Treasurer Sophomores 60 Chris Murphy Kevin Nelson Penny Pearson Eddie Pechous Richard Rossman Alan Smith Bill Smith Danny Sorrell Terry Spilman Rodney Troyer Arthur Vrchoticky Mike Walker 61 Rebecca Barnes Kay Carpenter Cynthia Chabal Donald Forbes Linda Forbes David Hemstcd Larry Herring Angela Marner LaVerne Martin Terry Menzer Jeff Musser Deanna Nicholson Dennis Nicklaus Thomas Nolan Danny W. Pettit Robin Phares I Robert Dunn, President Randall Rayner, Vice-President Nancy Zaruba, Secretary Cheryl Schlote, Treasurer 62 Patricia Rayner Danny Lynn Roller Wayne Schnoebelcn Lisa Sedlacek John Slaughter Clayton Slutts Freshmen 63 l|6ih JOjunp Ji: High Basketball S. Comer, J. Forbes, J. Dickey, R. Mueller, J. Ford, C Obcrman, T. Comer, C. Eden, S. Burr, R. Schmitt, J. Johnson, D. Rayner, T. Smith, L. Marine and Coach Vander Linden. 66 Front Row: D. Eden, G. Westfall, S. Pharcs, C. Loan, L. Gockel, K. Mapel, J. Moody, A. Pechous, J. Lenz, J. Snyder. Back Row: B. Pechous, S. Burr, T. Yakish, K. Viner, M. Hepler, V. Colton, A. Krueger, L Herring, D. Eden and Coach Ford. Jr. High I rack Front Row: L. Herring, M. Hepler, S. Burr, V. Colton, B. Pechous, A. Krueger, T. Yakish. K. Viner. Middle Row: Coach Ford, S. Pharcs, G. Westfall, K. Mapel, A. Pcchous, J. Snyder, L Gockel, J. Lenz. Back Row: C. Brcnneman, K. Yakish, K. Schaver, K. Shipley, J. Pechman, S. Edwards, L. Burk, L. Borg, D. Robertson. Front Row: J. Ford, C Oberman, J. Johnson, T. Comer, S. Comer, J. Dickey, J. Forbes, L. Marine, T. Smith, D. Rayner. Back Row: Coach Berry, D. Zaruba, S. Nolan, D. Nolan, D. Ford, D. Hartley, J. Nealson, B. Smith, D. Lenz, N. Pearson. 67 Chorus First Row: J. Good, S. Edwards, S. Nolan, S. Burr, B. Walker, T. Comer, C Huff, L. Herring, A. Krueger, K. Shipley, Miss Ball. Second Row: S. Burr, L. Burk, P. Strabala, D. Zaruba. N. Pearson, C Eden, J. Snyder. V. Colton, T. Forbes, J. Pechman, D. Eden. Third Row: G. Westfall, C Brcnncman, K. Yakish, S. Phares, B. Schrciber, C Obcrman, E. Eden, J. Johnson, D. Rayner, K. Viner, L Borg, B. Pechous, D. Robertson. Top Row: C. Loan, A. Hepler, K. Mapel, J. Forbes, L. Marine, R. Mueller, T. Smith, J. Lenz, L. Gockel, A. Pechous, K. Schaver, T. Yakish. Cheerleaders Clockwise from top: K. Yakish, K. Schaver, S. Edwards, C Brenncman Wrestlers Front row: D. Zaruba, T. Comer, D. Ford, B. Schreiber, D. Lcnz, N. Pearson, B. Chown. In back: Coach Berry and Coach Cannon. 69 Connie Brissee Leslie Burk Brett Chown Shawn Comer Jim Dickey Anita Duffey Richard Dunn Chris Eden Denise Eden Sheri Edwards Mike Flynn John Forbes Tammy Forbes David Ford BUI Gerot Lynn Gockel Julie Good Donnie Hartley Lisa KUgorc Julie Moody Randy Mueller Kenneth Musser Jay Nealson David Nolan Brian Sexton Tom Smith Jeanette Snyder Mary SpUman Cindy Vrchoticky 70 1« i oh 111 Grade Daryl Lenz Julie Lenz Colleen Loan Kim Mapel Leonard Marine Anne Pechous Stacy Phares Tammy Poggenpohl Ron Schmitt Bill Schreiber John Walker Gail Westfall Cheri Wright Kelly Yakish Beth Pechous David Rayner Donna Robertson Renda Schaver Kim Shipley Dana Troyer Krista Viner Ben Walker Donna Walsh Patrisha Yakish Vicki Colton Todd Comer Deanne Eden Eddie Eden 72 Seventh Grade Patrick Strabala Doug Zaruba 73 Staff BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Mrs. Audrey Dodson, President; Mrs. Elaine Kout, Mrs. Rose Mary Lewis, Board Secretary. Standing: Mr. E. William Musser, Mr. Wallace Mueller. Mr. Gerald Burr Mr. Gerard P. Nicklaus Superintendent Mr. Karl F. Kuhlmann Jr. Sr. High Principal Mrs. Nora Steinbrech Elementary Principal Mrs. Lucille R. Green Superintendent’s Secretary Mrs. Lorraine Grecian Secondary Secretary Mrs. Mary Lenz Elementary Hot Lunch Secretary 76 Mr. Robert Black Industrial Arts Mr. Stephen Brower P. E. Mr. Drew Cannon Guidance Counselor Ms. Joyce E. Ball Vocal Music Mr. La Verne E. Barton Social Studies Mr. Ed. Berry Math Mr. Kyle Comer Jr. High Math Mr. Jerry Ford Jr. High H. S. Social Studies iC Mrs. Yvonne Glaves Remedial Reading 77 Mrs. Sandra Jarms Librarian Mr. Charles Kautz Science Ms. Barbara Keasey English Mr. Mark Klett Business Education Mr. David McCuUa Jr. High Science Mr. Thomas McAllen English 78 Mr. Edward Miller Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Sharon Nicola Home Economics ' Mrs. Terry Simon Art Mrs. Mary Smith Remedial Reading Ms. Jill Welter Spanish Jr. High English Mr. Frank Young Art 79 Front Row: J. White, T. Lovetinsky, Mrs. Jarms, B. Toomer, R. Pettit, Back Row: L. Kautz, J. Rayner, N. Hotz, P. Nolan, C. Burr, P. Walker, R. Rayncr R. Pettit, K. Carpenter, L. Coan, C. Chabal, not pictured S. Feldman Office Aides Those students you see going around tak- ing the attendance slips from the classes are the busy office aids. They are also kept busy by answering telephone calls and running errands for Mrs. Grecian. Library Aides Your hourly assistants were always on hand in the library “aiding” you in your every need. These people checked books in and out and had the tedious task of putting the books away that you pulled out. These aides were sacrificing valuable study hall time to help you and Mrs. Jarms keep our library running smooth like a river of knowl- edge. Don’t let it overflow. Services Lack of pans, dirty dishes, and fussy kids, don’t delay our cooks at all. Millie takes spatula in hand, Becky holds onto the bowl, Catherine starts the oven, Margaret adds the ingredients, and Grynneth stands by waiting for the noon stampede. Who says cooks have it easy? Cooks: Grynneth Parizek, Becky Make, Mildred Johnson, Catherine Mills, Margaret Hawthorn Dirty floors, broken boilers, greasy windows, trash, plugged plumbing, electrical disconnections, and messy blackboards don’t stop our janitors. With mop in one hand, bucket in other, screwdriver in mouth and wrench in pocket, nothing stops them from keep- ing the school running smoothly. With Zarb leading, Snooky in the middle, and Flash bringing up the rear, they leave no area untouched. Custodians: Bill Shafer, Roberta Zaruba. Mike Zaruba (not pictured). Neither rain, nor snow, nor freezing winds stop our bus drivers from pulling through. Grinding gears, icy steering wheel, and frozen clutch, are the many excitements of being a bus driver. Why do they have to be so efficient? Without all these services, where would the students of Lone Tree be? Bus Drivers: Velma Kasper, Miriam Hunter, Joy Edwards, Wilbur Huff, Robert Baker, Edgar Lewis, Jr., (not pictured) Vida Wollrab 81 82 Elementary s I X T II G It n i I; 84 Mis. Saunders Andrea Brenne man Shicla Carpenter Russ Chabal Tim Corso Will Eden Steven Forbes Kelli Hanks Rini Hudachck Jill Johnson Theresa Johnson Jackie Kerf Michelle Kout Todd Lorack Leroy Martin Jill Musser Scott Pechman Ted Schlote Robby Scdlacck Tena Smith Greg Stcbral Roy Warson Brian Werback Chaclc Zaruba Mr. Vander Linden Robby Besst Connie Flynn Kenny Ford Mary Gingcrich Dan Gockel Ronnie Godscy Karen Hemsted Cheryl Hotz Randy Hotz James Johnson Tony Krueger Brian Kuhlmann Kandra Martin Rick Meyer Shelly Murphy Steve Musser Christy Schomberg Miss Teufel Mitch Corso Sam Davis Debra Eden Kathy Gockel Drew Hepler Kevin Hotz Jeff Karr Brian Keep Chris Lenz Rick Musser Mary Rayner Brad Schaver Lisa Schuessler Robin Skinner Kevin Stebral Clint Walker Lori Yedlik Mrs. Westlake Cathy Brenneman Trisha Comer Karen Drakcr Ronnie Flake Randy Good Steve Meyer Donna Nicklaus David Pechman Lora Prybil Russ Rayner Tim Scdlacck Connie Vrchoticky Miss Anderson Dennis Chabal Curt Comer Neil Forbes Misty Galloway Scott Heitland Pam Johnson Jeff Kilgore Bruce Kout Todd Krueger Tim Lorack Andy Pcchous Susie Pettit Brad Shinglcdccker Julie Spilman Andrea Strabala Jeff Terhune Bernard Vinton Mrs. I-ord Mark I erguson Lynn Godsey Jill Green Mike Glaves Dawn Hills Rodney Hotz Jeff Huff Scott Lutz Gary Musser Sue Oberman Kim Pickering Tonya Prybil Dawn Smith Mindy Sotzcn Belinda Vinton Sarah Walker Shawn Werbach Mrs. Nicholson Tina Bcsst Danny Bontrager Eric Brissee Russell Dunn Phillip Forbes Cara Guffey Jamie Johnson Bryan Less Mark Lenz Lisa Marshck Dianna Musser Phillip Prybil Dawn Rocca Stacy Swartzendruber Julie Terhune Dennis Womer Gary Smith Mrs. Draper Roger Barnes Colene Brenne man Richie Bun Kim Chabal Gary Feldman Sandy I lake Cindy Goody Cheryl Hotz Lanny Martin Brad Musser Romona Parizek Kara Rayner Tim Stcbral Beth Telford Teresa Waldschmidt Ella Ward Leigh Westfall THIRH t.lMlil: Mrs. Berry Kristina Balcntinc Mitchell Burr Joey l-orbcs Melanie Glaves Allen Goody Heather Heplcr Darcy Hills Tig Johnson Dan Karr Holly Krueger Kevin Marshek Donnie Morrison Rusty Sexton John Swails Pam Vrchoticky Kim Vinton Mark Warson i . rtL. A i Joel Ycdlik Miss Stone Carmen Brenncman Kim Callcn Grant Evans Todd I'erguson Micki Havel Jim Hotz Michelle Huff Barb Kout Michelle Krueger Jodi Mcnzcr Scott Michel Van Musser Shane Nicola Patti Pechman Brett Schaapvcld Lynnel Thomas Juli Wicland Tina Wollrab 8« ' dM f iiS •] kisb r SECOND GRADE MUST GRADE Mrs. Cook Tammy Besst Kathy Ford Kristin l ord Teresa Gockel Paul Green Eric Kirkpatrick Christine Less Ronnie Lothridgc Cindy Musser Shannon Perisho Karic Prybil Rodney Slaughter Julie Sotzcn Roger Swartzendruber Beatrice Swartzentruber Shelly Telford Diane Waldschmidt Mrs. Thoreson Misty Cunningham Steve Flake Scott Feldman Glen Forbes Michelle Good Amy Green Doug Green John Guffey Lynnette Melcher Julie Poggenpohl Matt Rocca Dori Roth Sherri Schomberg Todd Slaughter Chris Spilman Rosie Swartzentruber Kelli Westfall 89 90 Mrs. Brown Diane Bennett Mike Bontrager Stacey Callen Roger Dunn Lauri Evans Amy Forbes Ranae Forbes Peggy Fraser Jill Garner Jeremy Hotz Amy Klcbe Mamie Kout Kevin Lenz Jennifer Mueller Wendy Simcstcr Kelli Smith Bobby Ward Donnie Dunton Cindy Godsey Gary Hotz Elizabeth Ipsen Lance Martin Scott Meyer Rodney Robertson Lisa Roth V Christy Schreibcr Coleen Schuesslcr Steven Sedlacek 4 - . Chris Sojka Tammy Swartzcntruber Amy Vinton Judy Walker Brian Westfall Tanya Wollrab Denise Womer jk. , kindergarten Advertising FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK “The Bank With Red Carpet Service' rA FULL1 SERVICE kBANKj Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4222 Office at Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4412 LA BOUTIQUE 629-4600 Lone T ree, Iowa VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-4636 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 SAINT MARY’S PARISH LONE TREE, IOWA LONE TREE GRAIN FEED CO. Kent Feeds Grind Mix—Fence—Seed Phone 629-5311 Congratulations to the Class of 77 Best of luck Dr. Mills and Dr. Lawhoene Learning Power Is Earning Power MORE POWER TO YOU! Lone Tree RED'S BARBER SHOP Closed Mondays Phone 629-5424 Iowa Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative Wilton—Lonetree Wapello—Dewitt Phone 629-5318 PETSEL’S DX Lone Tree, Iowa J.B. Petsel 24 K'OU'f WRECK™ SERVC: m 'SH DAVE'S BODY and FENDER JjL GLASS INSTALLATION PAINTING FPAME WORK - ALIGNMENTS • ONE TREE. IOWA 93 DUBUQUE PACKING COMPANY Bob Pearson, Buyer Lone Tree. Iowa 629-4631 Congatulations to the Class of 77 HARRY HORESOWSKY Contractor Phone 629-4243 Lone Tree, Iowa HUFF’S CAR WASH AMERICANA SEEDS. INC Edward J. Huff Beans, Forages. Corn Vfc.'j J J |T'®7 Dennis Forbes Lone Tree. Iowa 629-5187 Lone Tree, Iowa . V |'| . MARO’S BAR Lone Tree 629-4960 ( — ) L0NE TREE A l B LUMBER CO. t ace HARDWARE . HARDWARE PRAIRIE VALLEY HYBRIDS Top Quality Seeds Complete Farm Astro Pole Home, Building Buildings Center Natural Homes Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5498 Congratulations And WISHES for SUCCESS in Whatever You Choose to do in your future to the CLASS Of 77 Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5213 BOB'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4931 Green Colonial Heating and Cooling 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. Phone 629-5313—Lone Tree Glenn, Joy, Steve Sheri Edwards Nordstrom Publishing Company Publishers of: The Reporter The Economist Johnson County Farmer Phone 629-5207 Best Wishes to the Seniors SCHNOEBELEN'S SERVICE Phone 629-5212 Lone Tree, Iowa Congratulations Seniors WILLIAM “BILL” PETTIT Livestock Hauling JERRY’S FOOD CENTER Phone 629-5130 Lone Tree, Iowa Quality Meats Fresh Produce—Groceries Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4612 Congratulations Senior Class SORDEN’S Furniture Funeral Service FERREL'S CLOTHING Lone Tree Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family 629-4217 Lone Tree, Iowa Tom Sorden—T. J. Sorden 629-5118 Congratulations to the Class of 77 FOR HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS Joe Allison 629-5128 Best of luck to all of you in the future. CHABAL CONSTRUCTION Homebuilding Remodeling Congratulations to the class of 77 John L. Plaza D.D.S. 629-5238 Lone Tree Lone Tree Two Day Installation Service Custom Stock and Metal Work Common Accessories and Parts on Hand QutUnUilt Service ROBERT CRAWFORD, owner 117 Commercial Street Phone (319) 629-5206 Lone Tree. Iowa 52755 97 Congratulations to the Class of '76 STOCK INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Tree Iowa £ one Qree QCeallk are @enler, 3 nc. J Mobil MAPEL’S MOBILE AND IMPLEMENT Lone Tree 629-5205 SMITH DOUGLASS FERTILIXf R V— LONE TREE CROP SERVICE 629-5110 or 629-5440 Fertilizers—Chemicals—Farm Seeds Custom Spraying Spreading—Anhydrous CPorotLy of A am. C dmintslralot ionetr £R. oad £ one dree, Soxca 52755 9k one $ 10-020-4255 Cnemicals-cq tck'A Best Wishes Graduates PAT St dean's Contractors-Sales-Service-Rentals-Salt Chemicals-Equipment-Stipplies POOL SUPPLY and SOFT WATER SERVICE Lone Tree � .� m. Corolville 629-4240 351-5005 olynesian WatcrKirei Le‘spas '«Pools w Restaurant 629-5115 Tavern 629-5116 PEARSON’S LONE TREE PHARMACY Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5493 “Congratulations” ‘‘Seniors” From FORD’S WELDING JAN’S HAIR FLAIR Jan Davis owner, operator corner of Jayne Devoe Phone 629-5411 Closed Tuesday Lone Tree Yakish Construction Company Robert Yakish owner Custom Homes and Remodeling Commercial Buildings WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM STORE Case—New Holland—Gehl Kalona, Iowa 656-2216 Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5357 � 8 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 99 Congratulations from the ELDER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Nichols, Iowa HESTER'S GRAIN FERTILIZER John Linda Hester Nichols. Iowa Ph. 723-4329 Fertilizers, Chemicals. Farm Seeds. Anhydrous. Custom Spraying. Grain Buying Selling BURT’S TAVERN Nichols. Iowa STANDARD OIL FERTILIZER Mike Forbes. Manager Nichols, Iowa Phone: 723-4422 CHOWNS APPLIANCE Skelgas Service Nichols. Iowa 723-4314 LYNDA’S CUT STYLE Nichols, IA 723-4304 1 Blow Cuts Men's Hair Styling Body Perms Congratulations Seniors BARNHART INSURANCE COMPANY Nichols, Ibwa Office 723-4326 Home 723-4381 MILLS MOTOR COMPANY Wrecker Service Phone 723-4223 Nichols. Iowa vSllPJRlCROST sSEEOs SUPER CROST k) SEEDS ' Henry Yoder Lone T ree, Iowa J 629-4387 BERNIE'S FARM SUPPLY WAYNE FEED Nichols, Iowa Congratulations Seniors HANKS TRUCK LINE Phone 629-5117 Lone Tree HAWKEYE LUMBER CO. Pole Buildings Lumber—Hdw.—Paint Nichols. Iowa 723-4221 Y YOUNG INSURANCE ( jzfflsir THINK INSURANCE THINK YOUNG y LONE TREE. IOWA 52765 PHONE 13191 629-4922 NEWTS CAFE Meals Private Parties Nichols, Iowa 723-4312 Bet LON st Wishes to the Seniors E TREE SAFETY PATROL Grynneth Parizek and Jasper Solomon 100 MUSSER OIL COMPANY Your Full Service Phone 629-5112 Lone Tree Smothers Insurance Agencies Congratulations to the Class of '77 Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4921 Iowa City, Iowa Phone 383-2993 Roofing Lincoln Mutual and Insurance Association Gutter “For All Insurance Needs 629-4965 Lone Tree Eden’s Truck Farm Phone 629-4677 Lone Tree, Iowa Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 101 BELLS RED BARN MARKET Wholesale Retail Cantaloupe, Watermelon Conesville, Iowa 725-6631 ' if' V CUSTOM SEED CLEANING Southeast Iowa Seed Farm Conesville. Iowa Phone: 725-4251 Mott's Melons BARNEY'S TAVERN Conesville, Iowa 725-4242 BRAUN'S FEED AND GRAIN CO. Master Mix Feeds Kent Feeds 725-4211 Conesville, Iowa Congratulations Class of 76” We're First in Service, First in Cash Carry Prices TELEPHONE 351-0257 AREA CODE 319 Highway 6 West Coralville, Iowa BUILDING MATERIALS SUPERWART il 7 PlAMOR ane - ke er 621 outtae Jown Country HOME FURNISHINGS. INC. Where Value Quality Meet Your Budget Phone 351-1717 Highway 6 West Coralville, Iowa Open Mondays and Thursdays till 9:00 Iowa City’s All New-Modern Bowling Center featuring 24 Lanes—with AMF automatic pin spotters and new AMF easy score. Open Daily 9 A.M. 12 Noon on Sunday 1555 1st Ave. Iowa City (across from the mall) 351-9629 102 GRINGER FEED GRAIN Hwy. 218 South Iowa City, la. 52240 Office (319)—337-4171 VEDEPO HAIRSTYLING For the Haircut that makes the difference Phone: Men 338-1891 Women 338-1664 the white house tf,e 1921 LOWER MUSCATINE ROAD White IOWA C,TV 'OWA 52240 house PHONE 338 7201 HARRY'S CUSTOM TROPHIES Small enough to know you— large enough to serve you Hwy. 6 West Iowa City, la. 351-8948 PUREBRED DUROCS Howard Berry Son R.R. 4, Iowa City, la. Phone 351-5628 MARTIN. L. WARSON Grain Trucking R.R. 4 Iowa City, Iowa The Fashion People Downtown Iowa City H. D. KNOWLING CO. 1714 West 5th St. Coralville, la. 52241 103 ROSS DRY GOODS Columbus Junction Clothing for the Entire Family Congratulations Seniors From COLUMBUS JUNCTION GAZETTE Your Community Weekly Newspaper' SHELLMYER MOTOR, INC. Phone 728-2249 Columbus Junction, la. 52738 C F ASSOCIATES t-'«. H.alth, James Crawford g� ou, in.uaanc, William Fulton plan. FIELD UNDERWRITER ANNUITIES, But 728 2615 Re. 728 2650 728 2336 234 Main Street Collmbli. Junction. Iowa 52738 ECON-O-MART Foods For Less 728-2313 Columbus Junction, Iowa DAIRY SWEET Columbus Jet. Phone 728-8181 Sandwiches, Malts, Shakes, Pizza J. M. EQUIP., INC. BRYN MAWR STEAKHOUSE Ainsworth 657-2351 MAY DRUG STORE Hwy. 92 West Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone (319) 728-2416 “Your Prescription is Our Business” Columbus Junction, Iowa Phone 728-2239 COLUMBUS JUNCTION STATE BANK A Loyal Friend For Your Family” Columbus Junction, Iowa Member FDIC G W AUTO PARTS, INC. Columbus Junction, la. 52738 Phone: 728-2472 AIRPORT SUPERMARKET Meat and Groceries A City Grocery in the Country Columbus Junction, la. 728-2719 104 MCDONALD OPTICAL DISPENSARY 16 South Clinton Iowa City. Iowa O peoples national bank of columbus junction K-MART 901 Hollywood Blvd. Iowa City, Iowa t The Bank for all the People” BRENNEMAN SEED AND PET CENTER Member of F.D.I.C. 1500 1st Ave. South Iowa City, Iowa 338-8501 LAREW COMPANY 227 E. Washington St. Iowa City, Iowa Air Conditioning for homes with hot water heat Call for Free Estimates HERTEEN STOCKER JEWELERS Iowa City, Iowa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS Of 77 From Congratulations DR. C.D. ADAMS D.D.S. Culmtial J otoling JUnnts BILLIARDS BOWLING INDOOR PUTTING GOLF Congratulations DR H.B. POEPSEL 5 pare jvoont flub 2253 HWY. 218 SOUTH - IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 PHONE 31� 338-1573 CHARLES G. SLEICHTER, D.D.S. JAMES U. DOWN. D.D.S. 1041 Arthur Street. Suite B Iowa City, Iowa 52240 (319) 338-7931 Southeast Iowa’s Largest and Finest Fun and Recreation Center 105 JIM'S SUPER VALU West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-4214 WALNUT GROVE PRODUCTS Manf. Plant West Liberty, Iowa JOHNSON COUNTY READY MIX To your specifications 354-5440 After business hours Call 337-2388 309 1st Ave. Coralville DITMARS-KERR CO. Hwy. 6 East West Liberty, la. 52776 Phone—(319) 627-4323 WEST LIBERTY FARMERS COOP West Liberty Iowa 627 2711 (coop MC CABE EQUIPMENT. INC. Iowa City, Iowa 52241 Phone (319)—351-0828 The Long Green Line . . . Leadership in product and service . . . today and tomorrow. DUNCAN-WIELE CHEVROLET. INC. 209 W Third WEST LIBERTY. IOWA 52776 THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK DOUG DUNCAN NEIL WIELE -r— i___j- ® FORD Bus Phone 627-452' Bill Yerington H. D. CLINE COMPANY IH West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2011 Bill Cline Congratulations from your FORD dealer WINEBRENNER DREUSICKE Iowa City, Iowa GAY LOCKER CO. complete processing service The Gay way from farm to table 1421 So. Gilbert Iowa City, la. Dial 337-2167 OKIOINAf. j nicl er BEER SUPREME music company Leo C. Evans Evans Distributing Co. 1212 5th Street, Coralville, Iowa 52241 209 E. 9th STREET CORALVILLE, IOWA 52241 106 PHILLIPS DENNY’S RIVERSIDE 66 804 S. Riverside Dr. Iowa City, Iowa 351-9536 Union Life 14 S. Linn St. Iowa City Iowa Ph. 338-7986 and UNIVERSITY 66 SERVICE 25 Burlington St. Iowa City, Iowa 337-4432 Dennis P. Grimm Lee Flaschbarth and Associates Grant Foster Mark Blementhal Allan Dunlap Congratulations to the Class of “77” Specializing in Insured Savings for Young Adults LAWN-BOY Dunlap Motor Sales, Inc. Hartwig Motors Inc. B.A. Horner, Inc. Breitbach Auto Truck, Inc. Jake Bustad Toyota, Inc. McGurk-Meyers Motor, Inc. Old Capital Motors Iowa Car Company Winebrenner-Dreusicke, Inc. Wagner Pontiac Jeep IOWA CITY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION LAWN-BOY PYRAMID SERVICES, INC. 390 Highland Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone 337-2133 Ignition • Carburetors Magnetos • Wholesale Retail 107 CHONS BROS. AUTO HENU Complete Auto Restoration Vinyl Tops Minor Body Work Painting Upholstery Van Windows Convertible Tops Complete Detail 123 Stevens Dr. Iowa City, la. Ph. 337-486 Kewanee-Hesston Versatile—New Idea FARMERS SUPPLY SALES INC. Hwy. 22 East 656-2291 Kalona, Iowa ALUS-CHALMERS Congratulations to the Class of 1977 SAFLEY’S SPORTING GOODS Your Complete Sporting Goods Store 206 East Second St. Phone (319) 263-9465 Muscatine, Iowa 52761 MOODY-HAWLEY HTG. 4 AIR COND.. INC. 224 W. Second Street Muscatine, Iowa 52761 Ph. 263-8572 Gary Moody Don Hawley For All Building Materials “Home of Dinty Discount” 1700 Grandview Av. Muscatine MILLS AUTO PARTS CO. 408 East 2nd St. Ph. 263-8061 Muscatine. Iowa 263-0000 Cook’s iflusic Sljop, Hint. DR. D. F. MOSSMAN DR. R. D. ELLIOTT Veterinarians Phone 629-5337 —Home of— C7 £ fourth (Cellar Lone Tree, Iowa TEL-RA SERVICE Comer Second and Cedar Whirlpool Appliances RCA Black and White, Color TV Lone Tree. Iowa MUSCATINE, IOWA 52761 RIGGAN FEED GRAIN INC. 629-4613 Lone Tree, Iowa BRENNEMAN AND SONS Daily Grain Markets Custom Trucking Drying WAYNE Storage Wayne Feeds Animal Health Aids Bonded Grain Dealers Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4265 109 BOB’S PLACE Food, Pizza, Mixed Drinks Blue Ribbon on Tap Riverside Phone—648-2391 RIVERSIDE GRAIN FEED CO., INC. Morey Sass, Mgr. Grain—Feed—Seed—Drying Grinding and Mixing Bonded Grain Storage Phone: 648-2341 Riverside, Iowa Phone 319 679-2281 Eldon C. tlit MG lr 9 iC. Feed and Farm Supply U.S, IOWA -=- 52 2 3 5 HILL’S GRAIN AND FEED INC. Kent Feed grinding, mixing, bulk feed delivery grain drying and storage Hills, Iowa Phone 648-3571 2327 THE GUARANTEED FEED Compliments of: DR. H.E. WEIMER VETERINARIAN Riverside, Iowa LATTA SONS INC. Well Drilling Complete Service Supplies Riverside, Iowa 52327 Phone 648-2921 MO MR. EDS Ed and Marilyn Grout HILLS BANK TRUST CO. Homemade Pizza Chicken-Shrimp Sandwiches Hills, Iowa Hwy 22 East Kalona, Iowa 651-2279 Iowa s Largest Rural Bank 679-2291 j• x v iUfirtlfliff 7 r OSCAR MAYER CO. Chuck Sojka Kalona, Iowa 52247 653-3163 New-Salvage Rebuilt Parts For IH Tractor and Implement Independent IH Service Center JOE PAILLIOTET CO. 648-2111 KALONA LOCKER PLANT INC. Custom Processing and Beef Quarters for Sale 656-2712 Kalona. Iowa JUD AUGGIES Hills. Iowa Food, Beer and Mixed Drinks Live Band on Weekends KALONA SAVINGS BANK The Community Concerned bank” Member FDIC Kalona. Iowa 656-2281 R.J.’S PLACE 113 E. Main Hills, Iowa Partyroom Available Phone 679-2260 NEUZII SALES AND SERVICE Highway 1 Kalona 656-2874 Deutz and Rounder Farmers Savings Bank SKOLA INSURANCE AGENCY Kalona, IA 52247 Phone 656-2265 HERSHBERGER-FEED SERVICE Complete Line of Master Mix Feeds Kalona, Iowa Phone-656-2814 Ill The Best Steak House Congratulations to the Class of 77 BRANDT HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1203 Highland Court Dial 338-3637 Iowa City, la. PERPETUAL serving steaks chops ham chicken and fish Savings and Loan Association on the corner of Iowa and Dubuque Streets Iowa City, Iowa P.O. Box 522 1430 S. Gilbert Mortgage Insured Loans Savings 132 E. Washington Iowa City Phone 338-9751 Since 1875 DINSMORE, MORTENSEN, ASSOCIATES Randalls Urban Center Coralville, Iowa 354-5115 Phone 338-1121 Iowa City, la. 52240 Complete Insurance Services ikStahfe KENT STUDIO Portraits for People Who Care About People 4 South Linn St. Phone: 337-3331 The Mall Shopping Center Iowa City, Iowa 52240 J. C. Timmerman. M.D. DERMATOLOGY James E. ten Broeke. M.D. DERMATOLOGY 2429 TOWNCRItT ORIVC IOWA CITY. IOWA 82240 112 Congratulations to the Class of 77 WOMER’S GARAGE Sand Road R.R. 4 Iowa City Phone: 351-9295 See Joe C. Gaeta—Your Area Holiday Rambler Dealer B.D. DUWA, INC. Southern Iowa's Largest Fur and Wool Dealer —Livestock— Washington Kalona, Iowa Phone 656-2203 Mall Shopping Center—Iowa City HEN 200 Second Avenue—Cedar Rapids YOU RE Southridge Mall Center—Des Moines READY Valley West Mall—Des Moines GARY ATTIC 60 LINDA ATTIG 31,32,58 JIM BAKER 26,30,31,32,36,41.44, 45,60 REBECCA BARNES 15,26,62 JEFF BURK 26,32.43,58 CINDY BURR 20,21,52,80 KAY CARPENTER 12.15,21,26,31. 32.33,38,39,44. 62,80 CYNDI CHABAL 15,21,26,31,32.38, 44,62,80 JULIE CHOWN 31,32,38,58 DAVID COAN 26,43,52,57 LU ANN COAN 12,29,32,33,58,80 DON COLTON 30,31,32,36.43,60 KEITH DODSON 14,30,31.40,41.44. 45,58 JEFF DRAKER 58 ROGER DUFFEY 58 ROBERT DUNN 12,14,29,32,36,43. 45.62 LIZ ECKHOFF 20,31,32,38,39.44,52, 57 ANTHONY EDEN 29,30,31,32,41.45, 58 DOUG EDEN 26,29,30,31,32,41,45, 60 STEVE EDWARDS 32,36,58 STEVE FELDMAN 14,58 DONNIE FORBES 14,32,36,62 LINDA FORBES 21,26,31,32,38,44, 47.62 INDEX SUSAN FORBES 12.14,32,38,44,47, 58 JERRY FORD 29,33,36,41.44,45,52, 57 JIM FORD 26,29,36.40,41.44,45,60 ELAINE GOOD 32 RICK GOOD 60 ANNA HALL 32,48 LAWRENCE HALL 14,36,43,52 MITCH HANKS 26,60 IRENE HARTLEY 52 MARY HARTLEY 15,29,32,38,44. 47,60 DANA HEITLAND 15,31,32,49.60 TERESA HEITLAND 58 DAVID HEMSTED 14,36,62 LARRY HERRING 14,21,29.43,62 JANYCE HOTZ 15,26,32.38.44,47,60 KEITH HOTZ 14,36,37,41,58,80 NANCY HOTZ 21,32,46,48,60 BRENT HUDACHEK 58 BRIAN HUDACHEK 14,52 RANDY JENSEN 36,42.43,52 JANENE JOHNSON 46,47,53,57 LORI KAUTZ 15,29,32.44,49,58,80 KEVIN KEEP 29,53 NICK KING 53 DAWN KUHLMANN 15,31,32,48,60 BILL LARFW 36,44,53,57 BECKY PEARSON LATTA 53 BRUCE LOAN 14,41,53 JIM LOAN 12,14,30,31,41,60 TINA LOVETINSKY 15,20,32,44.58 80 JOHN MAGRUDER 14.53 ANGIE MARNER 21,26,30,31,32,33 38.44.46.47,62,63 LA VERNE MARTIN 14,32,41,45.62 TERRY MENZER 36,62 CLAIRENE MICHEL 21,32,49,60 LAURI MILLS 28,29,31,32,33.48,58 JANICE MULLINNIX 59 KEVIN MULLINNIX 14,60 CHRIS MURPHY 32,61 CINDY MURPHY 15,53 JANET MUSSER 15,54 JEFF MUSSER 26,28,29,30,31,32,36, 37,41.44,45,62 CHIP NELSON 59 KEVIN NELSON 36,45,61 DEANNA NICHOLSON 21,26,29,30, 31.32,62 DENNIS NICKLAUS 12,15,26,30,31, 36,41,44,62 JOYCE NICKLAUS 15,29,30,31,46, 47,59 PENI NOLAN 15,20,21,26,44,54,80 TOM NOLAN 14,32,43.44,62 PENNY PEARSON 29,31,61 EDDIE PECHOUS 36,61 114 DANNY PETTIT 62 GREG SLAUGHTER 59 ART VRCHOTICKY 61 RENEE’ PETTIT 20,21.30,54,80 JOHN SLAUGHTER 29,63 MIKE WALKER 32,61 ROBIN PHARES 21.26.29,31,32.33, LISA SLAUGHTER 15.20,38,39,54 PHILLIP WALKER 79,80 38,44,46.47,62 CLAYTON SLUTTS 26,36,42,63 KATHY WARSON 12.14.15,26,31,32. JULIE RAYNER 29,32,33,59 KEVIN SLUTTS55 38,39,44,55,57 LISA RAYNER 15,20.31,32,48,59,80 JEFF WATKINSON 36,37,44.79 PAT RAYNER 15,21.26,31.32,38,44, ALAN SMITH 14,61 LISAWERBACH 14.20.30.31,32,33, 47,63 BILL SMITH 20,28,29,30,31,32,59,61 79 RANDY RAYNER 14,30,31,32,62, CHARLOTTE SMITH 14,20,31,32,33, LORI WERBACH 14,29,32,63, 63,80 38,59 CHRIS WESTFALL 12,14,79 DANNY ROLLER 63 DONNA SMITH 15,63 LINDA WESTFALL 15,33,38.44,60 RANDY ROLLER 36,45,59 BRYAN SNYDER 32,36,41,44.45,63 LISA WESTFALL 15,26,32.63 RICHARD ROSSMAN 12.14.44,61 DANNY SORRELL61 JIM WHITE 79 ROBERT ROSSMAN 12,26,31.44,54 DENISE SORRELL 55 JO ANN WHITE 15,63 CHERYL SCHLOTE 31.32.38.44,62 WESLEY SOTZEN 14,59 SHERRY WHITE 15,63 WAYNF SCHNOEBELEN 14.63 _ MIKE SPILMAN 59 DOUG WIELAND 32,36,43.45,63 TOM SCHREIBER 36,37,54,57 TERRY SPILMAN 61 PAUL WISMAN 32,79 PETE SCOTT 40,54,57 VALORIE STEELE 15,55 BOBBY YAKISH 55 USA SEDLACEK 26,63 GARY SWANSON 14,55 TOM YAKISH 36,45,79 TOM SEXTON 14.43,45,59 BRENDA TOOMER 15,20,21,26,55, 80 CORRINE YODER 15,20,31,32.38.79 DALLAS SIMMONS 28.29.31,36.41, KENT YODER 14,41,79 45,59 RODNEY TROYER 14,36,43.44,61 NANCY ZARUBA 21,26,30,31,32,33, SARA SLADEK 28,29,32,33.48,59 ANDY VINER 14,36,37,41,59 38.44.46,47,62,63 BRENDA SLAUGHTER 12.20.31.32. JEFF VINER 14,36,41.44,45,63 DONNA ZIMMERMAN 12,14.26.79 54,57 DEAN SLAUGHTER 59 115 116 Closing Now school is over for yet another year. For some to go out into the world and re- member their high school days, while others enjoy the break and come back to make the rest of their high school days what they will be someday-a nostalgic time to look back upon. i nter T col logici te prees. Inc.