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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

The Elm 1979 Lone Tree Comm. School Lone Tree, I A. 52755 Table of Contents Student Life................................8 Organizations..............................26 Sports.....................................34 Performing Arts............................48 Seniors....................................56 Underclassmen..............................62 Junior High................................70 Staff......................................78 Elementary.................................86 Late Arrivals..............................95 Advertising................................96 Index.....................................116 Closing...................................118 Below Don Forbes making a commercial in Mass Media. Right-Chaele Zaruba, Steve Forbes, Tony Krueger and Jill Musser clowning around at a game. Right-Becky Barnes, Terry Menzer and Lisa Westfall being creative in art. 1979 at L.T.H.S. 2 A Homecoming Win, “The Importance of Being Earnest, ” Snow, New Students Below - Tom Smith hurries to class. Right Sheri Burr shows Scott Mangold who is boss. Right Don Colton and Lisa Kilgore talking between classes. Boys’ Basket- Ball Wins, 4 Lel't-Bob Dunn wishing he had a mustache. Below- Kim Mapel, Stacey Phares, Linda Westfall and Larry Herring showing their skills in P. 1. More Snow, Same Old Things, Student Teachers, Ford Goes to State, More 5 Bclow-Connie Brissec cheers at a Pep Rally. Right-Lots of snow fell. Right-Doug Wicland recording his 17 th pin in a row. Snow, School Cancelled, 6 Kolache Hop, Spring, New Things, Prom, Graduation, Vacation! Student Life J. V. Basketball: Anita Duffy and Kenda Pechman Varsity Basketball: Lisa Herring, Dana Heit- land, Christine Brenneman, Usa Kilgore, Connie Brissee, and Becky Barnes. The Lion fans attending any of this year’s pep meetings, football games, wrestling meets or basketball games were always fired up with a lot of spirit and were ready to cheer the Lions on to another super victory, thanks to the LTHS Cheerleaders. The cheerleaders worked under a new ad- visor Janet Hadley, a former University of Iowa cheerleader, better cheers to get the best school spirit every time. So whether its a touchdown, pin ’em, or two points more, those great Lion cheerleaders will always be there ready to GO-FIGHT-WIN!!! Wrestling: Cheri DeBrie, Kelly Yakish, and Vicki Colton. 10 Cheers for another touchdown. Cheerleaders firing up the crowd to help gain another victory. Go-Fight-Win! 1 J. V. Football: Diana Hartley, Christine Brenneman, Vicki Colton, Kenda Pechman, and Lisa Herring. Varsity Football: Kelly Yakish, Lori Werbach, Dana Heitland, Julie Mangold, and Connie Brissee. 11 Top Left-Kim Shipley, Diane Hartley, Rita Good say it “up front. T-shirts are really “in” at Lone Tree. Everyone knows how comfortable they are and what more could you ask for than to advertise your favorite band, T. V. show, sport or probably any- thing you can thing of? In Lone Tree, we find quite a variety of colors, styles and transfers. Almost every- where the kids go they are able to buy T-shirts that show people where they’ve been. T-shirts reveal alot of your personality, too. They can say how fond you are of a sport or how strongly you feel about a friend. At Lone Tree, whatever you have to say, say it “up front” on your T-shirt. Anyone like to Rent Chuck Oberman? 12 It’s obvious Larry Herring likes Motorcross. Vicki Colton is a big Chevy fan. Say It “UpFront LONE TREE WRESTLING Mk Tliis year, Dave Ford became Lone Tree’s first wrestler ever to qualify for the state meet. At 119 lbs., Dave enter- ed the sectional tournament with a 15-7 record and finished second, which advanced him to the District meet where he also placed second and moved on to state. At Des Moines, he wrestled against Merle Triggs of Mount Ayr and lost a tough match, 1-0 in overtime. A sophomore, Dave ended with a good season of 19-9. Dave l ord, 119 lbs. Dave Ford Goes to State! Above: Dave finished second to his Wapello opponent at the Sectionals. Dave later got revenge by defeating him at the Districts. Above left and left: State tournament action shows Dave working for a takedown and riding his opponent from Mount Ayr. Dave eventually lost the match 1-0 in overtime. U Our Foreign Visitor from Ecuador Ana Lucia Matute attended school here in Lone Tree from January 22 to April 21. Ana. age 15, was an exchange student from Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador. She stayed with the family of Chris Brenneman and experienced many new things, including snow. Ana found Iowa had a lot of snow, something which she had never before seen. While in Lone Tree, Ana took English, Spanish IV, chorus. Home Ec., art and PE. Ana has two brothers and two sisters, one sister is also an exchange student in Michigan. In Ecuador, she attends a Catho- lic girls’ school and is studying to become a secretary. She is interested in literature, geography, music and languages. Ana’s visit was the first time Lone Tree has had a foreign exchange student. We at Lone Tree enjoyed Ana, and hope Ana enjoyed her visit at Lone Tree. is Parked cars usually only provided one lane traffic even on main street. One thing that most of us will re- member about this school year, is the long winter with lots and lots of snow. Most felt this is the most snow and the coldest winter we had experienced since 1936. This brought about many days when school was either let out early or called off completely. Along with the post- ponement of many school activities; such as basketball games, wrestling meets and the Snow Dance; some of which were never made up. But still, most of the students enjoyed an extra day at home, and spent most of their time either snowmobiling, sledding, sleeping, or just catching up on study- ing. But as the days went on, the no school-snow days had to be made up sometime. Snow in the parking lot was piled so high anyone could make a stuff shot. 16 Unfortunately the snow wasn’t piled deep enough to hide the stop sign that nobody wants to stop for. Snow, Snow, . . . More Snow! Many times cars were found cuddled up under a thick blanket of snow. «d. 17 18 Homecoming 1978! Top Left: Doug Eden gives a speech to fire up the team for the game. Top right: Connie Brissee and Kelly Yakish getting ready to throw a Huskie in the fire. Middle left: Nice night for a fire. Left: The band plays on. Top-Queen and King candidates were Don Colton. Nancy Hotz, Kevin Nelson. Penny Pearson. Janycc Hotz and Doug Eden. Bonfire, Spirit Week Parade, Game, Dance. Bottom left and right Randy Mueller, Donna Smith, Lisa Sedlacek and David Lord practicing for the Grand March. -MITE Top left-Mr. Barton dressed up for spirit week. Middle-Traffic tie-up at Grand March practice. Bottom-This poster was put up during Spirit Week. Top right-Some of the sophomores decorating the gym for the dance. 20 First Time in 12 Years. At Grand March, 21 Top left-Candidates Don Colton and Nancy Hotz riding in the parade. Middle The theme for the Homecoming dance was Paradise Island. Bottom-The Lions fighting Highland for a victory. Top right Angie Marner, Bob Dunn, Mary Hartley and Jeff Musser all dressed up at the Grand March. 22 Top-Stacy Phares, Tammy Forbes, Trisha Yakish and Cyndi Chabal participating at the dance. and Kevin Nelson Crowned Queen and King Homecoming 1978. U hat a Success! Bottom left-Touchdown Lions! Bottom right-Queen Penny Pearson and King Kevin Nelson. 23 King Kevin Nelson and Queen Penny Pearson. ’7 Homecoming Royalty Attendants: Janice Hotz and Doug tden Don Colton and Nancy Hotz 24 The Kolache Hop this year supplied a lot of fun, dancing, and entertain- ment. The eating contest was a big hit and the winner was Jeff Musser. Bob Dunn placed second. The kolaches were made by Student Council members assisted by Mrs. Loan, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Rossman. Boy were they good-Thanks moms!! Left: Jeff Musser munches his first place prize Let’s Go to the HopI Middle: Scott Mangold looks to see who is ahead as Vicki Colton teeds him. Bottom left: Nancy Zaruba busy filling kolaches. Above: Bob Dunn and Jeff Musser showing off their prizes for having the biggest mouths. 25 Twirlers Organizations Front Row: Andrea Brenneman, Cathy Brenneman, Tim Stebral. Rick Musser, Drew Hepler, Dave Goodwin, Jeff Karr, Steve Forbes, Jim Johnson, Jim Baker, Deanna Nicholson, Bill Smith, Kathy Gockel. Second Row: Laurie Yakish, Chaclc Zaruba, Jill Johnson. Jill Musser, Lisa Schuessler, Deb Eden, Cheryl Hotz, Chris Lenz, Roy Warson, Trisha Yakish, Sheri Burr, Chris Eden, Jim Loan, Mr. Grulke. Third Row: Mary Rayner, Karen Draker, Lisa Kilgore, Lora Prybil, Dcanne Eden, Michelle Kout, Kris Viner, Russ Rayner, Tom Lemley, Greg Stebral, Randy Rayner, Jeff Musser. Fourth Row: Stacy Phares, Denise Eden, Tony Krueger. Will Eden, Todd Lorack, Mike Waldschmidt, Brad Schavcr, Trisha Comer, Lori Yedlik, Donna Nicklaus, Jay Ford. Fifth Row: Doug Eden, Robin Phares, Kim Mapel, Lori Borg, Kenda Schavcr, Tom Smith, Don Colton, Dennis Nicklaus, David Rayner, Angie Krueger. Pep Band Front Row: Lisa Kilgore. Karen Draker, Cathy Brenneman, Andrea Brenneman, Robin Phares, Penny Pearson, Kay Carpen- ter, Linda Forbes. Second Row: Denise Eden, Deanne Eden, Chaele Zaruba, Jill Musser, Michelle Kout, Lisa Sxhuessler, Lora Prybil, Kenda Schaver, Lori Borg, Kris Viner, Angie Marner, Nancy Zaruba, Kim Mapel. Third Row: Will Eden, Kevin Stebral, Mary Rayner, Todd Lorack, Angie Krueger. Stacy Phares, Tom Lemley, David Rayner, Dennis Nicklaus, Tony Krueger, Trisha Yakish, Kathy Gockel, Sheri Burr, Beth Peachous, Don Colton, Pat Rayner. Back Row: Deanna Nicholson, Steve Forbes, Bill Smith, Jim Johnson, Lynn Gockel, Jeff Musser, Randy Rayner, Chris Eden, Greg Strebral, Jay l ord, Tom Smith, Coleen Loan, Doug Eden, Jim Loan, Jim Baker. 28 First Row: Mrs. Thompson, Julie Lenz, Stacy Phares, Lori Borg, Angie Krueger, Kris Viner, Diana Hartley, Kim Shipley, Vicki Colton, Deanne Ldcn, Dana Heitland, Denise Eden, Nancy Zaruba, Chris Murphy, Tammy Forbes. Second Row: Linda Forbes, Donna Robertson, Kenda Schaver, Trisha Yakish, Lori Werbach, Julie Moody, Sheri Burr, Beth Pechous, Kelly Yakish, Pat Rayner, Lisa Westfall, Lisa Herring, Christine Brenneman. Third Row: Kim Mapcl, Annie Helper, Cheryl Schlote, Lisa Kilgore, Anne Pechous, Kay Carpenter, Angie Marner, Deanna Nicholson, Robin Phares, Nancy Hotz, Gariene Michel, Lynn Gockel, Coleen Loan, Cheri DeBrie. Fourth Row: Todd Comer. Chris Eden, Jim Baker, Steve Burr, Tom Smith. Eddie Eden. Mary Hartley, Bill Smith. Don Colton, Don Forbes. Randy Rayner, Jeff Musser, Doug Eden. First Row: Mrs. Thompson. Stacy Phares. Lori Borg, Angie Krueger. Kris Viner, Diana Hartley, Kim Shipley, Vicki Colton. Deanne Eden, Dana Heitland, Denise Eden, Nancy Zaruba, Chris Murphy. Second Row: Donna Robertson, Kenda Shaver. Trisha Yakish, Lori Werbach, Julie Moody, Sheri Burr, Beth Pechous, Kelly Yakish, Pat Rayner. Lisa Westfall, Tammy Forbes. Third Row: Linda Forbes. Cheryl Schlote, Julie Lenz, Anne Pechous, Kay Carpenter, Angie Marner, Deanna Nicholson, Robin Phares, Nancy Hotz. Gariene Michel, Lisa Herring. Christine Brenneman. Fourth Row: Anne Helper, Kim Mapel. Lisa Kilgore, Mary Hartley, Cheri DeBrie, Coleen Loan, Lynn Gockel. GirVs Glee Twirlers From Left to Right: Cheryl Schlote, Pat Rayner, Cyndi Chabal, Linda Forbes. Library % A ides Front Row: Cheri Wright, Mary Gingcrich, Bill Schreiber. Back Row: Mrs. Jarms. Anita Duffey. Honor Society F rom Left to Right: Miss Keasey, Jim Loan, Linda Westfall, Jim Ford, Jan Hotz, Clairene Michel, Dana Heitland. 30 Front Row: Bill Schrciber, Gail Westfall, Tom Smith, Dennis Nicklaus, Chris Eden, Jim Ford, Jan Hotz, Kathy Lcm- ley. Back Row: Tom Lemley, Julie Lenz, Stacy Phares, Shawn Comer, Annie Hepler, Christine Brenneman, Lisa Her- ring, Cyndi Chabal, Julie Moody, Bob Dunn, Robin Phares, Todd Comer. Miss Keasey (advisor). Drama Club Front Row: Kenda Pechman, Annie Hepler, Lisa Herring, Nancy Zaruba, Cyndi Chabal, Angie Marner. Second Row: Jay Ford, Jim Johnson, Angie Krueger, Sheri Burr, Darcey Rayner, Beth Pechous, Trisha Yakish. Back Row: Donnie Hartley, Jan Hotz, Jim Ford. Pat Strabala. Tom Lemley, Dennis Nickluas, Denise Eden, Christine Brenneman, Robin Phares, Miss Welter. Spanish Club Student Council Front Row: Jim Loan, Treasurer, Richard Rossman. President. Bob Dunn, Vice President, Nancy Zaurba, Secretary. Second Row: Tom Lemley, Lynn Gockel, Sheri Burr, Scott Mnagold, Kathy Lemley. Back Row: Ed Eden, Don Colton, Randy Rayner, Alan Smith. Newspaper Staff Front Row: Miss Welter, Robin Phares, Becky Barnes, Linda Forbes. Second Row: Jan Hotz, Coleen Loan. Kenda Schaver, Lynn Gockel, Lori Borg, Bill Schreiber, Angie Krueger, Denise Eden, Nancy Zaruba. Third Row: Ann Pech- ous, Sheri Burr, Beth Pechous, Donna Robertson, Pat Rayner, Kay Carpenter, Angie Marner, Cyndi Chabal, Lisa Sedlacek. 32 Front Row: Mrs. Nicola, Linda Westfall, Deanna Nicholson, Lisa Westfall, Julie Mangold, Becky Barnes, Gail West- fall. Second Row: Denise Eden,Coleen Loan. Donna Smith, Jan Hotz, Pat Rayner, Lori Werbach, Penny Pearson, Stacy Phares. Back Row: Cyndi Chabal, Kim Mapel, Trisha Yakish, Connie Brissee, Kelly Yakish, Tammie Forbes. Front Row President: Alan Smith, Vice President: Kevin Mullinnix, Secretary. Wayne Schnoebclcn, Treasurer: Jim Loan, Reporter: Richard Rossman, Sentinel: Jeff Viner, Advisor: Mr. Miller. Second Row': Doug Zaruba, David Rayner. Chuck Oberman, Bill Gerot, Bob Dunn, Scott Mangold. Third Row: Deanne Eden, Sherri Burr, Kris Viner, Donnie Forbes, Neal Pearson, Larry Herring, Charles Huff, Kenny Musser, Ron Schmitt, Bill Schrieber. Back Row: Ed Eden, Tom Nolan, Brian Sexton, Chris Eden, Randy Rayner. Tim Bevans, Randy Mueller. David Hemsted, Daryl Lenz, John Forbes, Jay Nealson. F.F.A. Chapter Siveetheart Jan Hotz 33 Best Finish in 15 Years The Lions gave us their best performance in 1 5 years with a 12-8 overall record and a 10-5 conference record, which was good for a 4th place finish. Balanced scoring and a strong bench were key factors to the success of the Lions. High scores for Lone Tree were Jim Baker (11 point aver- age) and Jim Ford (10 point average). Leading in rebounds were Jeff Musser and Dennis Nicklaus. Jim Ford lead the team in assists. Jim Ford also made 1st team all-conference team while Jim Baker made 2nd and Jeff Musser received an honorable mention. Jim Baker goes in for two points. 1st row: Jim Baker, Jim Loan, Jim I ord, Doug tden. 2nd row: Randy Mueller. Dennis Nicklaus, Mark Bevens, Leonard Marine, Jeff Musser. Shawn Comer, Jim Dickey. 3rd row: Mr. Kalina, Curtis Long, Tom Smith, Steve Burr, Chuck Oberman. David Rayner. Jim Johnson, Jay l ord, Tim Bevens. Todd Comer. Mr. McCulla, head coach, Chris Eden. 38 New Coach— New Look! Under new head coach, Carol Sedlacek, this year’s girls basketball team improved their record to 8 wins and 13 losses and tied for 6th in the conference. The leading scorers this year were: Linda Forbes with a 19.2 average and Mary Hartley with a 16.8 average per game. The leading rebounder was Jan Hotz. Hartley and Forbes received all-conference honorable mention. Hotz was named second team all-conference. Left: Jan Hotz, Deb Rayner, and Pat Rayner make up the defense. Front row: Debbie Rayner, Cyndi Chabal, Angie Marner, Mary Hartley, Jaynce Hotz. Linda Forbes. Kay Carpenter, Pat Rayner. Second Row: Nancy Zaruba, Coleen Loan, Julie Lenz, Cheryl Schlote, Lynn Gockel, Anne Pechous, Jeanette Snyder. Kathy Lemley. Back row: Asst. Coach; Mr. Mougin, Trisha Yakish, Sheri Burr, Chris Viner, Angie Krueger, Beth Pechous, Darcy Rayner. Deanne Eden, Coach; Mrs. Sedlacek. 39 The Lone Tree Football squad once more closed a season with 3 wins and 6 losses. The team had its low-points and its high-points, especially whipping Highland on Homecoming with a tremendous score of 30-18. Coach Rios comment on the team and season was some- thing like this, “The team played well but not consistently. They moved the ball well and had positive leadership from the three seniors: Kevin Nelson, Doug Eden, and Don Colton. He also said he’s looking for a successful year, next year.” Receiving a high individual award, quarterback Jeff Musser was voted first-team all-conference. Football '7H Jeff Musser and Clayton Slutts attempting to block a field goal. Front Row: Bob Dunn, Jeff Viner, John Forbes, Don Forbes. Don Colton, Kevin Nelson, Dana Troyer, Mr. Rios. Second Row: Leonard Maire, Doug tden, Jeff Musser, Randy Rayner, Terry Menzer, Randy Mueller, Dennis Nicklaus, Chris Eden. Third Row: Eddie Eden, David Rayner, Jim Johnston, Dave Ford, Clayton Slutts, Jim Dickey, Scott Mangold, Daryl Lenz, Richie Dunn. Back Row: Mr. Fink, Mr. Berry, Russ Rayner, Russ Chabel, Doug Zaruba, Tom Lemley. 41 Left: Rich Dunn starting his escape move. Right: Gay Slutts work- ing for a take down. Bpttom: Another pin for Doug Wieland! 42 This year our “Superstars” really improved their dual meet record. They recorded 5 wins and 3 losses, a real im- provement from their previous record of only 1 win in the last 4 years. They also recorded a first, second and 2 third place finishes in tournament action. Leading the Lions were Doug Wieland, Rich Dunn, Dave Ford, and Gay Slutts with these outstanding records: Doug Wieland, 21-2-1 Rich Dunn, 1 5-9 Dave Ford, 19-9 Clay Slutts, 14-9 Doug Wieland led the team in pins with 20 of his 21 vic- tories by fall. A special congratulation to Dave Ford who placed 2nd in the sectional and districts tournament and advanced to the state tournament in Des Moines where he lost a tough overtime decision 1-0 to his opponent from Mount Ayr. This is the first year a Lone Tree wrestler has ever ad vanced to state. We hope this is only the beginning for many more. Doug Zaruba works to turn his opponent onto his back. Front Row: Mr. Fink, Bill Schrieber, Daryl Lenz, Tom Lemley, Dave Ford, Doug Zaruba, Rich Dunn, Doug Wieland. Back Row: Don Hartley, Scott Mangold, Bill Smith, Dana Troyer, Clay Slutts, Bob Dunn, Richard Rossman, John Forbes, Jeff Viner, Mr. Berry-head coach, Mr. Ford. One This Year! More Next Year? « v Above: Team on the mound with a “Let’s Go ’ before the game. Right: Jeanette Snyder shows us her batting stance. Below: Lone Tree celebrates another victory. 44 First row: Mr. Ford, Nancy Zaruba, Angie Marner, Jan Hotz, Pat Rayner, Linda Forbes, Mary Hartley. Second row: Lisa Kilgore, Julie Lenz, Robin Phares. Trisha Yakish, Julie Moody, Kathy Lemley, Stacy Phares. Third row: Kim Mapel, Anne Pechous, Kris Viner, Donna Robertson, Lori Borg, Kenda Shaver. Beth Pechous. 45 Second Team All-Coni'erence: Linda Forbes Front Row: Mr. Ford, Dave Goodwin, Roy Warson, Tony Krueger, Steve Forbes, Todd Lorack, Greg Stebral. Second Row: Tom Lemley, Rich Dunn, John Forbes, Shawn Comer, Leonard Marine, Scott Mangold, Chris Eden. Third Row: Jim Johnson, Dave Ford, Doug Eden, Jeff Musser, Jim Ford, Jim Baker, Jim Dickey, Jeff Viner. Track Front Row: Dave Ford, Tom Lemley, Jim Johnson, Jeff Musser, Randy Rayner, Jeff Viner, Leonard Marine. Second Row: Todd Comer, Jay Ford, Clayton Slutts, Shawn Comer, Dennis Nick la us, Jim Dickey. Girls Track Front Row: Linda Westfall, Cyndi Chabal, Cheryl Scholte, Linda Forbes, Kay Carpenter, Angie Marner, Pat Rayner, Nancy Zaruba, Mr. Kautz. Second Row: Trisha Yakish, Juli Moody, Jan Hotz, Julie Lenz, Kathy Lemley, Jeanette Snyder, Lynn Cocker, Anne Pechous. Third Row: Angie Krueger, Kris Viner, Lori Borg, Donna Robertson, Lisa Kilgore, Gail Westfall, Sheri Burr.Cheri Dc- Brie, Kim Shipley. Fourth Row: Darcey Rayner, Beth Pechous, Vicki Colton, Diana Hartley, Chrissy Brenneman, Kenda Pechman. 46 BASEBALL 10-9 conference 4th place in conference 14 English Valley 5 3 New London 2 10 Columbus 9 4 Mediapolis 1 1 New London 4 11 Winfield 0 1 Hi girl and 2 8 DM 10 3 Morning Sun 9 2 Danville 7 10 Wapello 1 4 Danville 1 4 Wapello 3 7 Columbus 13 2 Mediapolis 3 15 Winfield 2 3 Highland 4 7 L-M 5 1 L-M (sectionals) 5 LT SOFTBALL 9-8 overall 7-6 conference 5th place in conference 5 Mediapolis 6 0 DM 14 0 Winfield 6 6 Columbus 11 22 Wapello 2 0 Highland 10 2 Danville 7 12 Morning Sun 1 7 Mid Prairie 6 13 L-M 3 9 Wapello 1 14 Morning Sun 2 9 Keota 8 0 Highland (sectionals) 9 8 Keota 9 5 New London 3 WRESTLING Dual meets 5-3 45 DM 23 47 English Valley 14 30 Highland 25 12 Columbus 36 27 Winfield 20 36 New London 15 15 Wapello 44 8 Morning Sun 52 Tournaments LT First at New London Second at Lincoln of Stanwood Third at L-M Seventh at SEI conference Third at Lone Tree Fifth at Sectionals BOYS BASKETBALL 12-8 overall 10-5 confercnce 4th place 45 Amana 50 87 Morning Sun 33 51 Columbus 35 36 Mediapolis 56 74 New London 72 58 Wapello 57 68 Winfield Mt. Union 40 47 Highland 46 47 L M 66 52 Danville 49 58 Danville 57 50 Wapello 51 59 Columbus 44 84 Morning Sun 26 34 Mediapolis 42 40 New London 65 61 Bennett 73 61 West Branch 56 Sectionals 95 Morning Sun 49 52 L M 75 GIRLS BASKETBALL 8-13 overall 5-10 conference Tied for 6th 48 West Branch 68 83 Amana (OT) 80 46 Morning Sun 43 59 Columbus 55 27 Mediapolis 91 51 New London 61 63 Wapello 70 50 Winfield (OT) 49 62 Highland 64 36 L M 64 48 Danville 49 59 Danville (OT) 57 69 Wapello 55 53 Columbus 57 43 Morning Sun 51 34 Mediapolis 87 48 New London 57 77 Iowa Mennonite 71 Sectionals 54 Wapello 47 51 L M 62 51 Waco 63 FOOTBALL 3-6 conference 7th in conference 14 Mediapolis 21 12 LM 30 48 WMU 0 7 Columbus 40 7 Wapello 42 30 Highland 18 12 Danville 27 13 Morning Sun 6 0 New London 29 Scores 47 Performing Arts Cast Maria..................Kay Carpenter Captain Von Trapp..........Jim Baker The Mother Abbess .... Stacy Phares The nuns.......................Robin Phares, Lori Werbach, and Lisa Westfall Rolf.....................Doug Kden Children.........Deanna Nicholson, Ed Eden, Pat Rayner, Chris Eden, Nancy Zaruba, Kathy Gockel, and Lynette Varner Elsa Schraeder........Cheryl Schlote Above: Jim Baker waits to meet Kay for dinner Right: The nuns help Kay Car- penter dress for the wedding. Below: The family prepares to climb the mountain. More Cast Max Detweiler.....................Don Colton Franz..................Randy Rayner Priest............................Tom Smith Frau Schmidt....................Angie Marner Admiral von Schreiber......Bill Smith Herr Zeller......................Jeff Musser 50 Doug Eden turns against Deanna Nicholson, while Kay watches. This year the High School Vocal Department put on Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music.” Early in the year Mrs. Lamansky held auditions and parts were chosen. Kay Carpenter and Jim Baker took the lead parts as Maria and Captain. The students worked hard, with practice all week. The opening night seemed to come too soon but all went well and the musical was a big hit. Sounds Like Music Right: Robin Phares, Lori Werbach, Lisa West- fall, and Stacy Phares state their view of Kay. Below: Pat Rayner “flits and floats.” 51 Top: Gail Westfall doing her matronly. Middle: Julie Lena critically looking Cyndi Chabal over. Bottom: Tom Lemley setting the table. The 1978-79 Drama Club presented “The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde as the fall play on November 10. The cast consisted of: Dennis Nicklaus, Bob Dunn, Tom Smith, Tom Lemley, Jim Ford, Chris Brcnne- man, Julie Lenz, Cyndi Chabal, and Chris Eden. When Miss Keasey was asked how she felt about the play this was her reply, “This year we had a young, or at least partly-inexperienced cast and crew. But, everyone worked so hard that the production was very good!” 52 Tom Smith and Dennis Nicklaus in a rever ent manner. Bob Dunn Looking critically at engagement ring. The Importance of Being Earnest Chris Brenneman waiting for tea. Julie Lenz and Dennis Nicklaus realizing they may not marry. 53 Once again this year’s band provided us with lots of good music. Parades, the pep band at basketball games, and the great half-time performances at the football games provided the onlookers with many enjoyable sights and sounds. Above left: Pep band prepares to practice! Above right: The band working hard? Right: The marching band ready to lead the homecoming parade. 54 Strike Up the Band Above left: Deanna Nicholson and Bill Smith marching down the hall? Top: Chris Eden performing at his best! Above right: Jill Musser and Chaelc Zaruba resting between songs at a basketball game. 55 Seniors The Class of 1979 Motto: Do Not Follow W here the Path Leads, Rather Go W'here There Is No Path and Leave a Trail. Colors: Bronze and Saturn Flower: Red Carnation Marion Douglas Eden Secretary James D. Ford Treasurer Donald Paul Colton Michell S. Hanks Mary J. Hartley Dana L. Heitland Janyce K. Hotz Nancy Ann Hotz 59 Claircne Michel Kevin G. Mullinnix Chris Murphy Kevin G. Nelson 60 Penny Dawn Pearson Edward A. Pechous Richard t. Rossman Alan L. Smith William A. Smith Daniel D. Sorrell Rodney G. Troyer Linda Kathleen Westfall 61 Becky Barnes Mark Be vans Kay Carpenter Cyndi Chabal Bob Dunn Donald Forbes Linda Forbes David Hcmstcd Larry Herring Julie Mangold Angie Marner Terry Menzer Jeff Musser Deanna Nicholson Dennis Nicklaus Juniors Tom Nolan Robin Phares Pat Rayner Randy Rayner Danny Roller Cheryl Schlote Wayne Schnoebelen Lisa Scdlacek John Slaughter Clayton Slutts Donna Smith Jeff Viner Lori Werbach Lisa Westfall Doug Wieland Nancy Zaruba R 64 65 Connie Brisscc Shawn Comer Jim Dickey Anita Duffey Richard Dunn Chris Eden Denise Eden John Forbes Tammy Forbes David Ford Bill Gcrot Lynn Gockcl Julie Good Donald Hartley Lisa Kilgore Kathy Lemley Daryl Lenz Julie Lenz Colleen Loan Scott Mangold Kim Mapel Leonard Marine Julie Moody Randy Mueller Kenneth Musser Jay Nealson David Nolan Anne Pechous Stacy Phares Tamra Poggenpohl Ron Schmitt Bill Schreiber Brian Sexton Tom Smith Jeanette Snyder Cindy Vrchoticky Sophomores 66 67 Tim Bcvans Lori Borg Christine Brenneman Sheri Burr Steve Burr Vicki Colton Todd Comer Cheri DeBrie Dcanne Eden Ed Eden Jay Ford Rita Good Diana Hartley Melanie Hcpler Lisa Herring Charles Huff James Johnson Angie Krueger Tom Lemley Curt Long Steve Nolan Charles Oberman Neal Pearson Kenda Pcchman Beth Pechous David Rayner Donna Robertson Kim Shipley Patrick Strabala Dana Troyer Freshmen 68 69 1 Robbie Besst Andrea Brenneman Russell Chabal Timothy Corso William Eden Kenneth l ord Steve Forbes Mary Gingeiich Dan Gockcl Ronald Godscy David Goodwin Kelli Hanks Karen Hemsted Cheryl Hotz Randy Hotz Rini Hudachek James Johnson Jill Johnson Theresa Johnson Jackie Kerf Michelle Kout Tony Krueger Todd Lorack Brenda Mangold Rick Meyer Michelle Murphy Steve Musser Jill Musser Ted Schlotc Christine Schombcrg Betty Schrciber Robert Scdlacek Randy Slaughter Tcna Smith David Snyder Randy Sotzcn Eigth Grade 72 73 Seventh Grade Cathy Brcnncman Trisha Comer Mitch Corso Sam Davis Michelle DeBrie Karen Draker Debora Eden Ronda Evans Ron Flake Kathy Gockel Randy Good Phillip Green Drew Hcpler Kevin Hotz Jeff Karr Doug Kautz Brian Keep Chris Lenz Keith Lenz Steve Meyer Rick Musser Donna Nicklaus Lora Prybil Mary Rayner Russell Rayner Brad Schaver Lisa Schuessler Tim Scdlacck Robin Skinner Kevin Stcbral Connie Vrchoticky Mike Waldschmidt Clint Walker Laura Yakish Lora Ycdlik 74 Ju nior High Basketball Front Row: Steve Forbes, Drew Hepler, Kevin Stebral, Mike Waldschmidt, Doug Koutz, Brad Schaver, Mr. Rios. Second Row: Tony Krueger, Russ Chabal, Roy Warson, Will Eden, Greg Stebral. Front Row: Jill Johnson, Deb Eden, Chaele Zaruba, Jill Musser, Michelle Kout. Sec- ond Row: Chris Lenz, Lisa Schuessler, Mary Rayner, Laurie Yakish, Robin Skinner, Kathy Gockel. Back Row: Coach Sedlacek, Betty Schrieber, Lora Prybil, Trisha Comer, Lori Yedlik, Donna Nicklaus, Connie Vrchoticky. Junior High Chorus Front Row: Vicki Colton (accomp.), Tim Corso, Steve Meyer, Mitch Corso, Tim Sedlachck, Randy Good, Doug Kautz, Rick Musser. Second Row: Laurie Yakish. Karen Draker. Lori Yedlik, Kathy Gockel, Deb Eden, Chris Lenz, Russ Ray- ner, Mary Gingerich, Andrea Brenneman. Third Row: Jill Johnson, Cathy Brenneman, Roy Warson, Trisha Comer, Ted Scholte, Lisa Schuessler.Michelle DeBrie, Tony Krueger, Chaele Zaruba. Fourth Row: Steve Forbes, Christy Schomberg, Lora Prybil, Betty Schreibcr, Mary Rayner, Jill Musser, Greg Stebral. 76 Front Row: Tim Corso, David Snyder, Rick Musscr, Ronnie Flake, Brad Schaver, Ron Godsey, Todd Lorak. Second Row: Kenny Ford, Robbie Best, Mike Waldschmidt, Kevin Stebral, Drew Hepler, Russ Rayner, Randy Slaughter, Randy Hotz. Third Row: Russ Chabal, Greg Stebral, Steve Forbes, Tony Krueger, Roy Warson, Dave Goodwin. Front Row: Coach Ford. Lori Yedlik. Michelle DeBrie, Lori Prybil, Laurie Yakish, Trisha Comer, Deb Eden. Cathy Brenneman. Second Row: Kelli Hanks, Chaelc Zaruba, Donna Nicklaus, Lisa Schuessler, Chris Lenz, Kathy Gockel, Mary Rayner, Karen Draker. Third Row: Michelle Kout, Betty Schreiber, Jill Johnson, Jill Musser, Karen Hemstead, Mary Strabala, Tina Smith, and Mary Gingerich. Front Row: Phillip Green, Jeff Karr, Rick Musser, Ron Godsey, Coach Berry. Second Row: Robbie Best,Todd Lorak, Randy Hotz, Randy Slaughter, Kenny Ford, Dave Goodwin. Junior High Wrestling 77 Staff School Hoard Seated: Maine Kout, Audrey Dodson, Rosemary Lewis-Secretary. Standing: Jerry Burr President, Bill Musser, Dan GoclieL a Gerard Nicklaus Superintendent Karl Kuhlman Principal Nora Steinbrech Llemcntary Principal Lucille Green Secretary Lorraine Grecian Secretary Mary Lenz Secretary 80 Laveme Barton Social Studies Ed Berry H.S. Math Kyle Comer Jr. Hi. Math Jerry Ford Social Studies Yvonne Glaves Elementary Resource Lynn Grulke Band Janet Hadley Art Sandra Jar ms Librarian Mike Kautz H.S. Science Barb Kcasey H.S. English Mark Klett Business Education Carol Lamamsky Music 82 83 Tom McAllen High School English David McCulla Junior High Science Ed Miller Vocational Agriculture Joe Mougin Guidance Counselor Sharon Nicola Home Economics Tom Rios Physical Education Paul Roschke Industrial Arts Mary Smith Remedial Reading Martha Thompson Music Jill Welter Junior High English High School Spanish 84 Cooks Margaret Hawthorn, Katherine Mills. Mildred Johnson, Becky Hake, Grynneth Parizek. Bill and Lila Pearson Scott Mangold and Clayton Slutts Maintenance Left: Mike Zaruba Right: Roberta Zaruba Bus Drivers Left to Right: Bob Baker. Junior Lewis, Miriam Hunter. Wilbur Huff. Vida Walrab. Shirely Ipsen. Velma Kasper. 85 Mr. Rick Kalina Dennis Chabal Curt Comer Neil Forbes Lynn Godscy Jill Green Scott Heitland Rodney Hotz Jeff Kilgore Tim Lorack Gary Musser Andy Pechous Brad Shiglcdcckcr Andrea Strabala Belinda Vinton Sarah Walker Bonnie Westfall Ms. Mary Manard Kelly Dixon Misty Galloway Mike Glavcs Dawn Hills Jeff Huff Bruce Kout Todd Krueger Kent Long Scott Lutz Sue Oberman Colette Prybil Tonya Prybil Mindy Sotzen Jeff Terhunc Bernard Vinton Shawn Wcrbach Ms. Teufel Roger Barnes Danny Bontrager Colenc Brenncman Richie Burr Leslie Davis Brian Evans Sandy Flake Cynthia Goody Cara Guffey Cheryl Hotz Jamie Johnson Bryan Less Romona Parizck Phillip Prybil Dawn Rocca Beth Telford Julie Terhune Dennis Womer Mrs. Westlake Tina Bcsst Paul Bevans Eric Brissee Kim Chabal Russ Dunn Gary Feldman Phillip Forbes Mark Lenz Sonya Mangold Lisa Marshek Brad Musser Diana Musser Kara Rayner Michelle Reynolds Tim Stebrel Stacy Sw'artzendruber Theresa W'aldschmidt Leigh Westfall 89 Mr. Fink Carmen Brcnneman Mitchell Burr Peggy Dixon Grant Evans Vernon Eveland Joey Forbes Michelle Huff Tig Johnson Jodi Menzer Angela Mulcahy Billy Reynolds Rusty Sexton Brett Schaapveld Joe Snead Lynnel Thomas Kim Vinton Pam Vrchoticky Julie Wieland Joel Yedlik Miss Anderson Kim Callen Jeff Evans Veronica Eveland Melanie Glavcs Allen Goody Micki Havel Heather Hepler Darcy Hills Barbie Kout Holly Krueger Michelle Krueger Shane Nicola Kevin Marshek Donnie Morrison Van Musser James Snead John Swails Mark War son Tina Wollrab 90 Third Grade Roger Swartzendruber Rosie Swartzentruber Diane Waldschmidt Kelly Westfall Mrs. Ford Tammy Besst Scott Feldman Steve Flake Glen Forbes Teri Gockel Amy Green Dan Karr Eric Kirkpatrick Christine Less Lynnete Melcher Julie Poggenpohl Rodney Slaughter Julie Sotzen Bea Swartzentruber Shelly Telford Carol Walker Mrs. Nicholson Kathy Ford Kristin Ford Michelle Good Doug Green John Guffey Julie Leopold Ronnie Lothridgc Cindy Musser Karie Prybil Matt Rocca Sherri Schomberg 91 Ms. Stone Mike Bontrager Donnie Dun ton Laurie Evans Amy Forbes Ranac Forbes Peggy Fraser Cindy Godsey Stephanie Haas Gary Hotz Mamie Rout Jana Lemley Randy Mougin Rod Robertson Christy Schrieber Chris Sojka Brian Westfall Denise Womer Mrs. Berry Jimmy Brown Stacey Callen Roger Dunn Jeremy Hotz Beth Ispen Amy Klebc Kevin Lenz Scott Meyer Jenny Mueller Catherine Mulcahy Coleen Schuessler Steve Sedlacck Tammy Swartzentruber Amy Vinton Judy Walker Tonya Wollrab 92 Mrs. Cook Michaellc Boyd Karlcen Brcnneman Tracy Eden Kyle Ford Robby Ford Sunny Fraser Brian Gingerich Alicia Havel Mike Kasper Kevin Klebe Kelli Lutz Renee Magruder Kristine Melchcr Shanda Mcnzer Brenda Nicklaus Melissa O’Leary Lori Schomberg Angela Sexton Travis Swenson Nicky Venema Kenny Vrchoticky Curt Yedlik Cory Wolfe Brandon Walters Larry Wheeler Mrs. Thoreson David Best Lonnie Bontrager Qint Brenneman Veronica Brown Tara Buttz Monica Christncr Shelly Eden Greg Feldman Jason Forbes Debbie Green Gretchen Helling Robby Kasper Kris Larkin 93 Alysa Lemley Richard Mougin Missy Murdock Becky Musser Joe Reynolds Brenda Robertson Tony Schaapveld Casey Shingledecker Mike Taylor Angie Telford Todd Thomas Lynette Varner Mrs. Brown Luke Baker Brian Bell Erin Blasingamc Angela Burr Craig Dicrcks Ronald Dunn Angie Eckrich Mark Eden Ted Huff Dawn Jarrard Brian Lothridgc Karen Marshek Jeffrey Moeller Michelle Morrison Angeliquc Pettitt Michael Powers Aaron Prince Tracy Riggan Sheila Sexton Melissa Snead Ben Sorden Darin Swartzcndruber Donnie Wheeler Vicki Yedlik 94 Late Arrivals and Student Teachers Darccy and Deb Rayner moved from West Branch in October. Lori and Lisa Oliver moved from Peoria, Illinois in Dec- ember. Karen Christner student taught in Business Edu- cation. Ms. Willie student taught in Home Economics. Carol Sedlacek was hired as Jr. High and High School Girl's Basketball Coach. Chris Duree student taught in fifth grade. Jenny West student taught in fourth grade. Mary Skourup student taught in third grade. 95 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK “The Bank With Red Carpet Service” rA FULL1 SERVICE .BANKj Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4222 Office at Nichols, Iowa 98 Phone 723-4412 Nordstrom Publishing Company Publishers of: The Reporter The Economist Johnson County Farmer Phone 629-5207 Best Wishes to the Seniors 99 Congratulations Senior Class SORDENS Furniture Funeral Service Lone Tree, Iowa Tom Sorden—T. J. Sorden 629-5118 Congratulations to the Class of 79 HUFF’S CAR WASH Edward J. Huff Lone Tree, Iowa Congratulations to the Class of '79 HUFF ROOFING and GUTTER Smothers Insurance Agencies Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4921 Iowa City, Iowa Phone 383-2993 Lincoln Mutual Insurance Association “For All Insurance Needs’’ 629-4965 Lone Tree Eden’s Truck Farm Phone 629-4677 Lone Tree, Iowa Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open Year Round 100 Congratulations Seniors “Little B’S” Bar PAUL A. KASPER Congratulations To The CLASS OF 79 Dallas Betty Simmons 629-4960 Backhoe Lime Spreading Ph. 629-4906 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Riggan Feed and Grain, Inc. Lone Tree, lowa Xl629-4613 Drying WAYNE Storage Wayne Feeds Animal Health Aids Congratulations To The SENIORS OF 79 JAN’S HAIR FLAIR Jan Davis owner, operator corner of Jayne Devoe Phone 629-5411 Closed Tuesday Lone Tree VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE CHABAL CONSTRUCTION Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-4636 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Homebuilding Remodeling Congratulations to the Class of '79 Lone Tree 629-5238 HALL ORAN IMPL. REPAIR Congratulations Seniors HANKS TRUCK LINE Phone 629-5117 Lone Tree CUSTOM-MADE HYDRAULIC HOSES BALDWIN FILTERS TUNE-UP PARTS IMPLEMENT-TRUCK REPAIRING 629-5459 RT 2 Lone Tree 101 ■ BOB’S PLUMBING PEARSON'S DRUG STORES AND HEATING 202 N. Linn Iowa City Towncrest Medical Center Lone Tree Lone Tree. Iowa Phone 629-4931 Green Colonial Heating and Cooling Congratulations to the Class of 79” Best of luck to all of you in the future. John L. Plaza D.D.S. Lone Tree TROYER’S GIFTS AND FLOWERS Plants and Flowers for All Occasions Weddings and Anniversaries Wire Service Hospital Delivery 629-5559 104 Jayne St. L T Feed and Grain Co. Congratulation Class of 79 Lone Tree Health Care Center Kent Feeds Grind Mix—Fence—Seed Phone 629-5311 Lone Tree. Iowa 629-4255 629-4254 T.E. Weller, Administrator PRAIRIE VALLEY HYBRIDS THORESON CONSTRUCTION Top Quality Seeds Quality Homes Custom or Customized Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5498 Lone Tree, la. 52755 Phone 629-5421 102 2A HOUR BRENNEMAN AND SONS WRECKER SERVICE Daily Grain Markets Custom Trucking DAVES BODY AND FENDER Bonded Grain Dealers repairing Glass Installation—Painting Lone Tree, Iowa ii in unit ip Frame Work—Alignments wiiimi«i , _ , ... .... . Lone Tree. Iowa 629-4261 Phone 629-4265 LONE THEE. IOWA 629-4261 YAKISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LONE TREE AUTO AND WELDING Custom Homes Remodeling Complete Car, Truck, Robert Yakish, Owner Tractor Repair Lone Tree, Iowa Shop and Portable Welding 629-5357 Phone 629-5336 or 629-4272 Best Wishes Congratulations Graduates to the Class of 79 PAT St STOCK INSURANCE AGENCY OSnwTS Restaurant Tavern 629-5115 629-5116 Lone Tree, Iowa JERRYS FOOD CENTER Congratulations to the Class of '79 Best of luck Quality Meats Fresh Produce—Groceries DR. KEITH F. MILLS Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4612 103 HILL’S GRAIN and FEED Kent Feed grinding, mixing, bulk feed delivery grain drying and storage Hills, Iowa Phone 648-3571 2237 THE GUARANTEED FEED RIVERSIDE HARDWARE Phone: 319-648-4791 Riverside, Iowa 52327 Member FDIC Hills, Iowa Ph. 679-2291 Compliments of: DR. H.E. WEIMER VETERINARIAN Riverside, Iowa KIENE SUNDRY and WESTERN AUTO Electrical Contractor General Alternators Maytag Appliances Riverside, Iowa Ph. 648-2542 HILLS BANK and TRUST CO. “Iowa’s Largest Rural Bank” 104 PEOPLES T RUST W SAViriGS BAF1K FULL (SERVICE v BANK Phone 648-2221 I Rl SI end 5 AVI 11GS 1928-1979 New-Salvage Rebuilt Parts For IH Tractor and Implement Independent IH Servire Center KALQNA SAVIMGS BANK JOE PAILLIOTET CO. “Your Community Commercial Bank” 648-2111 ALLIS-CHALMERS Member FDIC Kewanee-Hesston Versatile—New Idea 83 years of service FARMERS SUPPLY SALES INC. Hwy. 22 East 656-2291 Kalona, Iowa 10S lAffMfKS SAVINGS MAN SORRELL Everything in GLASS FARMERS SAVINGS BANK SKOLA INSURANCE AGENCY Kalona, IA. 52247 Phone 656-2265 Store Fronts—Mirrors Auto Glass—Insulated Glass Home and Commercial Screen Windows Desk and Furniture Tops 653-3192 1007 W. Madison Washington la. CUSTOM SEED CLEANING Southeast Iowa Seed Farm Conesville, Iowa Phone: 725-4251 Mott’s Melons WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM STORE YZsciufrl amm USsiu 7F BRAUNS FEED LSS i AND GRAIN CO. Case—New Holland—Gehl Kalona, Iowa 656-2216 Funk’s G-Hybrids Kent Feeds 725-4211 Conesville, Iowa KALONA LOCKER PLANT P £' tAXALON W J' U Ct ER W peoples national bank of columbus junction Custom Processing and Beef Quarters for Sale 656-2712 Kalona, Iowa “The Bank for all the People” Member of F.D.I.C. 106 BELL’S RED BARN Wholesale Retail Conesville, Iowa Cantalope, Watermelon 725-6631 G W AUTO PARTS, INC. Congratulations Seniors From COLUMBUS JUNCTION Columbus Junction, la. 52738 GAZETTE Phone: 728-2472 “Your Community Weekly Newspaper” MAY DRUG STORE COLUMBUS JUNCTION STATE BANK “Over 50 Years of Service” “Your Prescription is Our Business” “A Loyal Friend For Your Family” Columbus Junction, Iowa Columbus Junction, Iowa Member FDIC Phone 728-2239 107 J. M. EQUIP., INC. Cook’s iflusic {jop, 3l«c. Hwy. 92 West Columbus Junction, Iowa —Home of— j nntb Cellar Comer Second and Cedar Phone (319) 728-2416 MUSCATINE. IOWA 52761 NEWT'S CAFE Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Meals Private Parties SAFLEY’S SPORTING GOO OS 6A.M.—6P.M. Rusty Mary Bigger Your Complete Sporting Goods Store 206 East Second St. Phone (319) 263-9465 Muscatine, Iowa 52761 Nichols, Iowa 723-8312 ELOER IMPLEMENT CO. MOODY HAW LEV HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Congratulations Seniors Your Lennox Dealer Nichols, Iowa 224 W. Second Street Gary Moody’ Don Hawley USCatlneUowa 52761 MILLS AUTO PARTS CO. WEST LIBERTY Since 1919 408 East 2nd St. Ph. 263-8061 Muscatine, Iowa BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. Hwy 6 West west Liberty (319) 627-2997 108 WEST LIBERTY WEST LIBERTY TIRE READY-MIX Your Complete Goodyear Dealer Brakes, Alignment, Duals, Mags 627-2419 Phone (319) 627-2175 106 West 4th Street West Liberty, Iowa 52776 ' REPAIR • CUSTOM FABRICATION JIM’S SUPER VALU Ken’s Welding West Liberty, Iowa ON THE JOB REPAIR SERVICE Phone 627-4214 KEN WRIGHT • OWNER RRI BOX 154 CALL (319) 627-2688 WEST LIBERTY. IOWA 52776 BOB SMITH FORD SALES I FORD i 18 North Calhoun Street Telephone 627-2211 WEST LIBERTY, IOWA 52776 109 PERPETUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Unfortunately, nobody can do much about the weather. But Advanced Drainage Sya- tems' corrugated plastic drainage tubing can help you get into your fields sooner. Now, and at harvest time. Plan for drainage this year and include Ad- vanced Drainage Systems' corrugated plastic drainage tubing in your plans Why-’ Because ADS tubing is easy to install □ strong, tough and durable □ flexible □ long lived, will not deteriorate □ has unrestricted water intake □ gives more efficient drainage Advanced Drainage Systems' important features add up to lower installation costs and permanent, reliable drain lines in your fields Millions of feet of ADS tubing have been in- stalled throughout the U S A under all condi- tions and in all types of soil And only ADS offers Dram Guard Tubing for sandy and fine soils Mortgage Loans Insured Savings Diameters available Drain Guard 4, 5 6 Diameters ADS tubing exceeds the specifications in S C S Code 606 132 E. Washington Iowa City Phone 338-9751 Since 1875 ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS P.O. Box 2478 • Iowa City. Iowa 52240 Phone (319) 338-9448 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 79 From GRINGER FEED AND GRAIN Hwy. 218 South Iowa City, la. 52240 Office (319)—337-4171 (Cnlmtial IWtilutg JHanzz Billiards Bowling Indoor Putting Golf Jsiparr £ tumt |3ub 2253 Hwy. 218 South—Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone 319 338-1573 24 Modern Brunswick Bowling Lanes Southeast Iowa’s Largest and Finest Fun and Recreation Center 110 R.R. 4, Iowa City, la PURE BRED DUROCS Howard Berry Son Phone 351-5628 or 319-351-7553 MC CABE EQUIP., INC. Iowa City, Iowa 52241 Phone (319)—351-0828 BEER SUPREME EVANS DISTRIBUTING CO- 209 E. 9th STREET CORALVILIE, IOWA 52241 Trailers For Fun Co. 910 OUARRY ROAD CORALVILLE. IOWA 52241 The Long Green Line . . . Leadership in product and service . . . today and tomorrow. See Joe C. Gaeta—Your Area Holiday Rambler Dealer 7WV LITTLE WHEELS kAASU TURF EQUIPMENT, INC. 1425 NORTH DODGE • IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 • PHONE (319) 354-1357 Congratulations Graduating ' Seniors • Golf • Turf «Industrial in STACEY’S CYCLE CITY Minor Major Repairs on all makes BICYCLES FOR ALL AGES New-Used-T radeins Parts-Accessories 440 Kirkwood Avenue Iowa City Iowa 52240 354-2110 P.O. Box 522 Phone 338-1121 1430 S. Gilbert Iowa City, la. 52240 Carry’s 0ustom Trophies, ltd. R.R. 1, Highway 6 West Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone: 351-8948 GAY LOCKER CO complete processing service The Gay way from farm to table 1421 So. Gilbert Iowa City, la. Dial 337-2167 See us for a complete line of Polaris snowmobiles, parts and accessories. JERRY’S SNOWMOBILES JOHNSON COUNTY FEED Pf AND HATCHERY, INC. 9UMLLX EGOS Lawn Pet Supplies Baby Chicks • Farm Seeds 803 So. Clinton St. Phone: 337-9661 Phone 351-6946 Route 4, Iowa City Iowa City. Iowa Everything You Need Sporting Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Auto, Housewares, Lawn Garden Furn. All at Low, Low Prices 424 Hwy 1 West The Family Store WINEBRENNER DREUSICKE ® FORD Congratulations from your FORD dealer Iowa City, Iowa THE CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK 112 cJk£ . CORALVILLE COURIER COURIER PRINTING VIDEO VIEWS Box 5679, 625 First Avenue, Coralville, Iowa 52241 MCDONALD OPTICAL DISPENSARY 16 South Clinton Iowa City. Iowa PHONE 334-2542 TOWNCREST INN Restaurant and Bar tons ARTHUR STRUT . IOWA CITY. IOWA BILL A NANCY MARAKOS GEORGE A ARLENE ELLIS something specif! T C fASHON PEOPLE the white house 1921 LOWER MUSCATINE ROAD uuhite ,OWA C,TY IOWA 52240 house PHONE 338 7201 INFANT, CHILDREN YOUNG JR MATERNITY FASHIONS KARMELKORN SHOPPE 337-7092 Mall Shopping Center Iowa City UNIVERSITY 66 SERVICE 25 Burlington St. Iowa City, Iowa 337-4432 Dennis P. Grimm Phone 319 679-2281 Eldon C. iuUma tr 9hc. Feed and Farm Supply IIILI.S. IOWA 52235 113 H.D. KLINE CO. Yerington ma«vmti« c,jne West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2011 For All Building Materials “Home of Dinty Discount 1700 Grandview Av. Muscatine 263-0000 First in FINE Fabrics- • • ™E A ' THE MALL CENTER STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 10 AM to 9 PM Saturday 10 AM to 5:30 PM. Sunday Noon to 5 PATRONS Lone Tree Bob Pearson Drs. Mossman and Elliot Ferrel's Clothing Harry Horesowsky Contracting Lone Tree Safety Patrol Supercrost Seed, Henry Yoder Young Insurance Iowa City Autohaus, Inc. Brenneman Seed and Pet Center Cycle Industries Dr. Adams Dr. H.B. Poepsel Dr. Sliechter Herteen Stocker Jewelers Martin L. Warson-grain trucking Womer's Garage Columbus Junction Airport Supermarket Barney's Tavern Clark's Carpets Econ-o-mart Mary's Paint Ross Dry Goods Riverside English River Concentrates Riverside Grain and Feed Inc. Hills Phil's Inn RJ’s Place Muscatine Stiles Drug and Ace Hardware Wester Drug West Liberty Fred’s Feed and Supply Rohner Machine Works, Inc. Westfall Petroleum Nichols Barnhart Insurance Agency Mills Motor Company Prairie Farm Supply, Wellman 114 M.F.S. Grain Bins Daily Grain Market Shivers Circulators Tox-O-Wik Portable Grain Driers Westfield, 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, INC. 115 Index JIM BAKER 638,2933,34,36,37,46, 49,50,51,57,58 BECKY BARNES 2,10,3233,64 MARK BEVANS 34,37,64 TIM BEVANS 3337,62,63,68 LORI BORG 21,28,2932,45,46,68 CHRISTINE BRENNEMAN 10,1139, 31,46,53,68,69 CONNIE BRISSEE 6,10,11,1833,66 SHERI BURR 4,21,28,29313233, 39,46,68 STEVEN BURR 2937,68 KAY CARPENTER 28393234, 39,46,50,51,64 CYNDI CHABAL 9,23,30313233, 3438,39,46,4832,64,65 DON COLTON 4,19,22,24,283932, 40,56,59,118 VICKI COLTON 10,11,13,2539,46, 68,69,76 SHAWN COMER 3137,46,66 TODD COMER 29,3137,46,68,69 CHERI DEBRIE 1039,46,68,69 JIM DICKEY 20,37,46,66 ANITA DUFFEY 1030,66 BOB DUNN 5,223531323335, 43,48,53,64,65 RICH DUNN 8,9,42,43,46,62,66 CHRIS EDEN 8,21,28,29313337, 46,48,50,51,55,66,67 DEANNE EDEN 28393339,68 DENISE EDEN 28,29,31,32,33,66 DOUG EDEN 18,19,2438,2933,34, 36.37.46.51.57.58 ED EDEN 293233,48,50,51,68,69 DONNIE FORBES 2,2933,64 JOHN FORBES 33,34,46,63,66 LINDA FORBES 28,2930323438, 39,45,46,64,65,118,119 TAMMY FORBES 23,2933,66 DAVID FORD 14,19,43,46,66 JAY FORD 283137,46,68 JIM FORD 303133,343637,46, 56.58 BILL GEROT 33,66 LYNN GOCKEL 20,28,293239,46, 66,67,118 JULIE GOOD 66 RITA GOOD 12,68 MITCH HANKS 56,58 DIANA HARTLEY 11,12,29,46,62,68 DONNIE HARTLEY 31,43,66 MARY HARTLEY 22,2934,3839,45, 59 DANA HEITLAND 10,113930,59 DAVID HEMSTED 33,64 MELANIE HEPLER 29,31,68,69 LARRY HERRING 3,5,12,33,64 LISA HERRING 10,11,2931,68 JAN HOTZ 19343031323339, 45,46,5739 NANCY HOTZ 19,22,24,29,59 CHARLES HUFF 33,68 JAMES JOHNSON 283137,46,68,69 LISA KILGORE 4,10,11,21,29,45,46, 66,67,118,119 ANGIE KRUEGER 28,29313239, 46,68,69 KATHY LEMLEY 9313239,45,46, 66 TOM LEMLEY 8,28313235,43.46, 52,68 DARYL LENZ 33,43,62,66 JULIE LENZ 293139,45,46,52,53, 66 COLEEN LOAN 28,2932,33,39,46, 66,118 JIM LOAN 28 3 0 3 2 33,3436,67, 56,58 CURT LONG 37,62,63,68,69 JULIE MANGOLD 4,10,1133,64,65, 118 SCOTT MANGOLD 4,9,253233,43, 46,66,67,85 KIM MAPEL 538,2933,45,66,118 LEONARD MARINE 37,46,63,66 ANGIE MARNER 8,22,28,293132, 34,39,45,46,64 116 TERRY MENZER 235,64 CLAIRENE MICHEL 29,30,60 JULIE MOODY 839,31,45,46,66,118 RANDY MUELLER 19,33,37,41,66 KEVIN MULL1NN1X 33,60 CHRIS MURPHY 29,60 JEFF MUSSER 7,8,2235,28,29, 3437.40.41.46.54.64 KEN MUSSER 33,66 KEVIN NELSON 19,23,24,60 JAYNEALSON 33,66,67 DEANNA NICHOLSON 9,28,29,33, 46,48 5,64 DENNIS NICKLAUS 2831,3437,46, 51.52.53.64 DAVID NOLAN 66 STEVE NOLAN 68 TOM NOLAN 33,64 CHUCK OBERMAN 2,123337,68,69 LISA OLIVER 95 LORI OLIVER 95 NEAL PEARSON 33,62,63,68 PENNY PEARSON 19,23,24,2833,60 KENDAPECHMAN 10,11,28,2931, 32,45,46,62,63,68 ANNE PECHOUS 8,293235,46,66 BETH PECHOUS 21,28,29313239, 44,45,46,68,69 ED PECHOUS 56,60 ROBIN PHARES 28,293132,35,44, 45.49.51.64.65 STACY PHARES 5,21,23,28,2931, 33,45,4930,51,66 TAMRA POGGENPOHL 66 DARCEY RAYNER 3139,46,95 DAVID RAYNER 283337,54,68 DEB RAYNER 39,95 PAT RAYNER 2839303 2 33,34, 39,45,46,48,493031,62,64 RANDY RAYNER 28,293233,46,64 DONNA ROBERTSON 29,32,45, 46,68 DANNY ROLLER 9,62,64 RICHARD ROSSMAN 33233,35,57, 61,118 CHERYL SCHLOTE 29303936, 64.65 BILL SCHREIBER 8 30313233,43, 66,67 RON SCHMITT 33,66 WAYNE SCHNOEBELEN 33,64 LISA SEDLACEK 1932,64 BRIAN SEXTON 33,66 KIM SHIPLEY 12,29,46,68 JOHN SLAUGHTER 9,64 CLAYTON SLUTTS 35,40,41,42,43, 46,63,64,85 ALAN SMITH 3233,56,61 BILL SMITH 28,29,43,55,61.118 DONNA SMITH 3,1933,64,118 TOM SMITH 4,28,29313732,53,66 DANNY SORRELL 61 JEANETTE SNYDER 39.44,46,66,67 PAT STRABALA 31,68 DANA TROYER 8,43,63,68 RODNEYTROYER61 JEFF VINER 33,43,46,64 KRIS VINER 4,21,28,293339,45,46, 68 CINDY VRCHOTICKY 66 BEN WALKER 68 JOHN WALKER 66 LORI WERBACH 10,11 2933,5031, 64,118 GAIL WESTFALL 3133.46,52,66 LINDA WESTFALL 530,33,46,57,61 USA WESTFALL 2,93933,49,50,51, 64 DOUG WIELAND 6,8,9,42,43,64,65, 118 CHEIR WRIGHT 30,66 KELLY YAK1SH 10,11,18313933, 66 TRISHA YAKISH 2338393133, 45,46,68 DOUG ZARUBA 33,43,68 NANCY ZARUBA 9,2135,283931, 3234,39,45,46,48,50,51,62,64 117 This distinguished group of people are responsible for the book you just read. As you can tell front the pictures some thought this was very serious business (Doug. Bill, Coleen, Julie Moody, and Donna): some thought it a joke (Lori. Cheryl. Kim, Linda, and Julie Mangold); some were so embar- rassed they hid their faces or eyes (Don. and Lynn); and some just ran around with a smug look on their face (Rich, and Lisa): some looked perfect (Mr. Klett). Everyone helped: Above: Doug admired himself. Right: Jeanette and Donna sold yearbooks. 118 Below: Lisa ate. ANNUAL STALE MEMBERS Donna Smith, Editor Kim Mapel Lisa Kilgore Julie Mangold Lori Werbach Julie Moody Coleen Loan Lynn Gockel Jeanette Snyder Linda Forbes Cheryl Schiote PHOTOGRAPHERS Bill Smith Don Colton Richard Rossman Doug Wieland Advisor. Mr. Klett ♦Number of years on the staff. Above: Linda and Cheryl typed. 119 nter oollocjicilo proHH, inc.