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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

The 1982 Elm Lone Tree Community School Lone Tree, Iowa Table of Contents Theme Pages .................................................................3 Fall Activities.............................................................11 Winter Activities...........................................................23 Spring Activities...........................................................43 Seniors.....................................................................49 Summer Activities...........................................................59 Underclassmen...............................................................63 Junior High ................................................................70 Elementary..................................................................78 Faculty Staff...............................................................84 Advertising.................................................................90 The Elm Staff Left to Right: Ron Flake, Deanne Eden, Russ Rayner, Roy Warson, Chaele Zaruba, Doug aruba. Seated: Betty Sstveiber, Cindy Nkcum, Co-Editor, Dave Rayner, Editor. Tribute to the Seniors Time is behind us, with us, and beyond us. But in this 1982 Elm, time is captive Today we see the present high school days as they are —full of fun and good times —and a little glance into the future which now seems like a distant dream Tomorrow, in the reality of the future, this book will represent memories and times gone by 2 THERE IS A SEASON of Autumn, with its excitement of a new school year, the reuniting of friends, the football games. Homecoming festivities . . . THERE IS THE SEASON of winter with its icy fingers, record snowfalls, and five days of cancelled classes. It is the season of basketball, wrestling, and the Super Bowl THERE IS THE SEASON of spring with its renewal of life. Seniors anxiously await graduation, new members are inducted into clubs, and track teams send competitors to State. The end of the school year is near. THERE IS THE SEASON of summer with its humidity and heat. Softball and baseball provide entertainment. Fourth of July passes. Fall Festival is celebrated. Summer winds down. The approach of a new season is upon us. _______4 Young Lions Capture Winning Season Steve gains extra yardage with the help of his blocker. Defense holds on for a victory over Central Lee. Above, Help me, he's bigger than me. Below: Even winners bite the dust. Our fearless leader . . . Above: Jet goes full speed ahead. Below: But, Ref, who made that rule. 1st Row: (Left to Right) Russ Rayner, Randy Hot , Dennis Chabal, Randy Slaughter, Bruce Kout, Will Eden, Jeff Karr, Tim Bevans. 2nd Row: Tom Lemley, Scott Lutz, Jim Johnson, Neil Forbes, Ron Godsey, Greg Stebral, Roy Warson, Russ Chabal. 3rd Row: Coach Griffin, Todd Comer, Steve Forbes, Tony Krueger, Dana Troyer, Todd Lorack, Tim Lorack, Dave Rayner, Coach Thie. Not pictured: Steve Musser, Ron Flake. Only 23 boys made up the 1981 football team led by seniors Todd Comer, Jim Johnson, Tom Lemley, and Dave Rayner. The Lions started the season off with three straight wins and earned an 8th place ranking in the Des Moines Register's Class A Poll. The Lions dropped their next three games and won two of their last three, just coming short of making the play-offs. The Lion attack featured a hard hitting defense coached by Coach Griffin and an explosive shotgun attack which kept Lion fans excited all season. Many post season honors were awarded to the squad which enjoyed a S-4 season. All-conference Honors went to: 1st team—Jim Johnson, Ron Godsey, Tony Krueger. 2nd Team—Tom Lemley, Todd Lorack. Honorable Mention—Dave Rayner, Randy Flotz. Senior Captains were Jim Johnson, Dave Rayner, and Tom Lemley. Honorary Cap- tains were Steve Forbes, Ron Godsey, and Todd Lorack. Congratulations Lions on the winning season! 1981 FOOTBALL Lone Tree 23 Clear Creek 13 Central Lee 7 20 Highland 0 8 Mediapolis 47 6 Pekin 27 12 Columbus 34 20 Wapello 14 26 L-M 38 28 Danville 14 S-4 Record Tied for 4th in SEIC Conference Todd Comer Flanker Jim Johnson Running Back Comerback Captain Tom Lemley Guard, Linebacker Captain Dave Rayner Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Captain 13 HI Row: (left to right) Tonya Prybil, Trisha Comer, Karen Draker, Lisa Schuessler, Laurie Yakish, Lora Prybil, Mary Rayner. 2nd Row: Lori Yedlik, Deb Eden, Donna Nicklaus, Michele Kout. Betty Schreiber, (ill Musser, Lynn Godsey Coach Oskroba. 3rd Row: Kris Viner, Sheri Burr, Angie Krueger, Cathy Brenneman, Trisha Yakish, Beth Pechous, Darcey Rayner, Deanne Eden, Mindy Sotzen. Volleyball Girls Face Seasonal Highs and Lows Even though the girls had a disappointing record, there were a few bright spots that make this team one of the best that Lone Tree has ever produced. This was evident in sectional play when the Lady Netters came through with convincing back to back victories over Wilton and L-M. Another highlight was the overall SEIC ALL-CONEERENCE MEMBERS: 1st Row: |ill Musser, Beth Pechous, Mi- j4 chele Kout. 2nd Row: Kris Viner, Sheri Burr. enthusiasm of the hometown fans; this crowd support spurred the Lionettes onto many of their victories On the varsity level, the girls netted a 9-10 record along with a few personal victories of their own. Beth Pechous received 1st Team All-Conference honors while Michele Kout and (ill Musser were elected to the 2nd Team Sheri Burr and Kris Viner were designated as Honorable Mention receipients. The team voted Beth Pechous as their Captain, Mi- chele Kout as Most Valuable Player, and Angie Krueger and Trisha Yakish as Most Improved Players for the season Coach Oskroba felt that the team had the abili- ty to be in contention for the Conference Title, but inconsistancy in performance proved otherwise. The Junior Varsity squad also encountered a rough season with a 6-9 record. The girls worked hard and improved steadily throughout the year and gained valu- able playing experience The future outlook of varsity performance was prov- en optimistic by the execution of the Fresh-Soph. They enjoyed a 12-3 record and are looking forward to more winning seasons to come. Good luck girls in the upcoming season and keep those fans coming Above: I'm going lo knock this ball right out of the gym. Left: Now where did Coach want me to serve this? We won! Lets do the Volleyball Hop. Gee, its great to win. Girts, call a time-out; I gotta sneeze! Doesn't Newton's theory work in Volleyball ? Beth reaches high for a point 'Yeah, Angie, Yeah Rah- Rah I'm ready whenever you are. 15 Give a Cheer the Season's Here Smile, Cathy, its Homecoming! Cheerleading is no laughing matter. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Bottom: Cathy Brenneman Middle: Kelli Hanks, Cindy Niccum, Darcey Rayner, (ill lohnson Top: Sue Oberman, (ill Green, Lora Prybil The girls perform for the camara. Homecoming Royalty Grace the Parade HOMECOMING CANDIDATES. Lett to Right: Tom Lemley, Dave Rayner, Sheri Burr, Cindy Niccum, Darcey Rayner, Jim Johnson. Queen Sheri King Jim Reign Over the Festivities Sheri Burr and Jim Johnson 17 Highlights Season Homecoming the Football The football season would not be complete without the festivities of Homecoming The costumes, bonfire, football game, parade, coronation and dance jammed the week with activities and fun. Spirit week is the traditional en- thusiasm builder for the festivities. The participation was better than ever! The bonfire-pep rally took place under a star-studded sky with ex- citement mounting as the big day approached Friday, October 16, brought sun- shine and warm weather to Lone Tree At 3:00, the sound of the band could be heard on Main Street and the crowd settled down to watch the floats and parade en- tries. The Senior Class won the float division with their theme Tee Pee the Indians. Wapello arrived in town to take the field against the mighty Lions. The game was tied at 14-14 with 1:48 remaining on the clock. It was the Lions' chance to break the bar- rier and come out on top Tony Krueger backed up to pass and launched a beauty to Steve Forbes, who ran it in for six. It was the most exciting game of the season The evening was not yet over as the music could be heard from the Rainbow Connection ballroom. Coach Thie announced the receipients of the King and Queen honors to )im lohnson and Sheri Burr. A perfect day, an exciting game, and a romantic conclusion made Homecoming '81 successful. Victory over the Wapello Indians, 20-14. This parade is so dog-gone exciting. The 1981 Homecoming theme: The Rainbow Connection. The 'Fighting Uons' are on the warpath. My name's Tex Rayner. I'm no dummy: I wrote this sign.'' Hut! 1-2-3 go! Really, I'm not from Wapello! The band performs in the homeroming parade. The Three Stooges: Moe, Larry Curly I� and the Band Goes Marching on . . . The Lone Tree Lion Marching Band started their season earlier than most athletic teams when they performed in the American Legion parade in Des Moines, the Fall Festival Parade on Lone Tree, and also at the Adventureland Pa- rade in Altoona, Iowa. All the pa- rades took place during the sum- mer months. The band gave an unusual per- formance on July 12 at Adventureland. Not only did they play such melodies as Hot Stuff and Disco Inferno , they drama- tized the music by succumbing to beat exhaustion. Critics raved about the performance in all the major Iowa newspapers. Despite their mid-summer tradgedy, the band performed pregame and half-time shows for all the home football games and for the first time ever, competed in the IHSMA Marching Band Contest at Wapello, where they received a Division I rating with a total of 69.8 points. This year's Marching Lions to- talled 80 members which included 12 flag girls, 4 rifle girls, 11 percus- sions, and 52 horns They were under the field direction of senior majorette Sheri Burr. The Rifle Corps entertains the half-time football crowd. Headin' for the Hills Steve Forbes, the Widow, gets the eye from Cyrus oug Zaruba). The Autumn Theatrical production, Headin' For The Hills, was held on November 14, 1981. The play featured a family of Hillbil- lies who resided in the community of Lone Mule, Tennessee. A conflict in inheritance benefits drove Cornelia and Dorthea to visit their country rel- atives to settle the contents of the will. According to their father's testi- monial, the girls had to live with their country cousins in order to collect their inheritance. A round of applause goes to Mr. McAllen, the Cast and Stage Crew on a job well done. The Hillbillies witness Cyrus' proposal to the Widow. 22 Grefc DuBois Ray Walsh Lions Cradle 0-8 Season Third Row: Coach Griffin, Russ Chabal, Will Eden, Ron Flake, Randy Hole, Ted Schlote. Second Row: Roy Warson, Scott Lutz, Dana Troyer, Tim Lorack, Todd Lorack. First Row: Brad Shingledecker, Randy Slaughter, Doug Zaruba, Ken Ford. The young inexperienced matmen squad couldn't muster a victory in their 0-8 dual record but did show promise for a better season next year A unique situation occurred in the Wrestling program's coaching staff. Rick Griffin took over the head coaching responsibilities even though he is not employed as a teacher in the school. He commuted to LT from Iowa City for practice and meets. The matmen were led by senior captains Tom Lemley and Doug Zaruba. A second-place finish by Doug at the Highland Sectional qualified him for the District tournament at Lisbon. Tom's injuries forced him to sit out the first half of the season but fought back to establish a respectable record. A controversial call at the Sectional Tournament ended Tom's hopes of advancing to Districts. The varsity squad was made up of 12 members This lack of depth meant a forfeit of three weights each match. One underclassman highlight was Todd Lorack's second place finish in the conference meet which was held at Louisa-Muscatine. According to Coach Griffin, determination and hard work are the key to a successful '82-'83 season. 24 Doug spars for position. Tom keeps his man down on the mat. Todd makes wrestling look easy Randy's opponent takes a nose dive. Coach Griffin plans his coaching strategy. An escape from his man is Tim's objective. Brad looks for an opening. Another one bites the dust as Scotty wins Todd works his man over, decisively. 25 Winning Season No. 3— Back Row: Lori Yedlik. Statistician, Coach Thie, Asst. Coach Thie. Second Row: Jill Green, Laurie Yakish, Tonya Prybil, Donna Nicklaus, Lora Prybil, Chris Lena, Lynn Godsey. Front Row: (ill Musser, Kris Viner, Michele Kout, Mary Rayner, Sheri 8urr, Beth Pechous. The Lone Tree Lionettes posted a winning record for their third straight year finishing the season with an 11- 8 overall record In the always tough SEIC, the Lady Lions finished a very respectable third place with an 8-6 record. The girls were led by seniors Kris Viner, Sheri Burr, and Beth Pechous. Several post-season honors were bestowed on the Lionettes: Beth Pechous-Second Team All Conference, Second Team Press-Citizen, KCII All-Area, Co-Captain, Team's VMP along with a spot on the Harold Tackleson Scholarship Team. Sheri Burr — Honorable Mention All- Conference, KCII All-Area, Co-Captain. Kris Viner - Honorable Mention All-Conference |ill Musser —First Team All-Conference, First Team Press-Citizen Michele Kout —First Team All-Conference, Second Team Press- Citizen. ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM: Michele Kout, jill Musser, Belh Pechous, Kris UONETTE CO-CAPTAINS: Belh Pechous, Sheri Burr. Viner, Sheri Burr. Sheri shoots over her L M opponent. Opponents and Scores LT OPP. 54 Amana 48 68 West Branch 46 57 Clear Creek 67 49 Central Lee 48 26 Mediapolis 55 83 Highland 43 37 Pekin 35 31 Wapello 35 55 Col. Junct. 47 48 Pekin 56 53 L M 43 57 Col. Junct. 44 54 Wapello 56 29 Mediapolis 67 72 IMS 49 64 L M 51 67 Highland 47 52 Central Lee 58 49 Waco 54 The Rebuilding Season Back Row: |im lohnson. Tony Krueger, Andy Pechous, Sieve Forbes, Greg Stebrai, Coach Hofmeister. Front Row: Mike Han, Dave Rayner, Todd Comer, Sieve Burr, Todd Krueger, Kevin Stebrai. It was a rebuilding year for the Lions as they started the season 0-5. Improvement and experience came with each game and the Lions fought to a 7-7 mark during the remainder of the season. The young Lions played a tough schedule where seven of their losses were to teams that won 15 or more games The seniors will be greatly missed for their hard work and never ending contributions to the team. The entire team extends their appreciation to these young men: )im lohnson, Dave Rayner, Todd Comer, and Steve Burr. Six lettermen return for what looks to be another excellent year in Lone Tree Basketball. These players are: Andy Pechous, Bruce Kout, Mike Han, Tony Krueger, Steve Forbes and Greg Stebrai All-Conference selections were: 1st team, Steve Forbes; 2nd team, )im lohnson; Hon. Mention, Tony Krueger. Back Row: Dave Rayner, Todd Comer, Todd Krueger, Sieve Burr, Kevin Stebrai, Neil Forbes, Coach Hofmeister. Front Row: Bruce Koul, Dennis Chabal, Mike Waldschmidt, |eff Terhune, Doug Kautz, Rodney Hotz. 28 Above: Bruce shoots for two. Left: Steve Burries the shot. Below: Steve is happy. v ° Greg and teammates prepare for the game. Jim shoots from the Charity Stripe. Hey, Tony, can he pinch an inch? vVW 40 Steve Forbes: 1st Team AU-Conf. Jim Johnson: 2nd Team ALL- Conf. Tony Krueger Hon. Mention ALL-Conf. Cheering Thru the Seasons The Basketball and Wrestling Cheerleaders proved to be very successful as they raised money for new black with gold and white striped sweaters. The girls raised money by selling Lone Tree nylon jackets in black or gold colors. The Booster Club donated enough money to buy ten black gold white pleated shirts. In their impressive uniforms, the girls helped to increase the enthusiasm and spirit at games and pep rallys. Pep rallys included such feats as the caramel onion contest, eating runny jello while blindfolded, and pushing a penny with their nose across the finish line. All the antics were enjoyed by the students. WRESTUNG: (Back) (ill Johnson, Betty Schreiber, Michele DeBrie, Cluele Zacuba. BASKETBALL: (Back) Cindy Nkcum, Kelli Hanks, Sue Oberman. (Front) Lisa Schuessler, Karen Draker, Cathy Brenneman. Cindy show shows her good side to the camera. Andrea sings A Special Night. Spanish Club members sing the Christmas song Feliz Navadad. Above: Sheri solos while the Jazz Band performs. Left: Angie, Kris, and Cindy display ornaments that the Choir sold. 31 The Band prepares to play their concert selection. 'Tis the Season for a Concert Winter Brings Snow Royalty Candidates Todd Comer and Cindy Nkcum. King David and Queen Beth Snow flakes fell on December 18 at Lone Tree High when David Rayner and Beth Pechous were crowned Snow King and Queen at the annual Snow Dance. Their attendants were Todd Comer, Cindy Niccum, Tom Lemley, and Darcey Rayner The students enjoyed the rock 'an roll music provided by D)'s Doug Zaruba and Tom Lemley. The evening of fun was the last school fling before the Christmas holidays. Espanol Club News Back: Sue Oberman, Chris Brenneman, Lisa Herring, Jeff Terhune, Andrea Strabala, Todd Krueger, Scot Walker, Curt Comer, Bruce Kout, Lau- rie Yakish, Jill Musser, Darcey Rayner, Jill Johnson, Donna Nicklaus, Mary Rayner, Chaele Zaruba, Miss Wetter. The Spanish Club consisted of 21 estudiantes. A Spanish style Christmas party. a skating party and singing debut in the high school Christmas concert were just a few of the Spanish Club activities. Tres Pasan EI Verano En Mexico Miss Welter, Chris, and Jill left for Mexico on )une 22 for a three week vacation They spent three days in Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende, five days in Taxco and Acapulco, and the remainder in Mexico City. They saw the Aztec pyramids, went to the Anthropology Museum and Chapultepec Park in Mexico City. In Guanajuato, they toured a museum which had on display several mummies. In the same city they saw a gold mine and a castle built by Cortes in the 15th century along with the Valenciana Church. The girls spent a day in Taxco, the silver capital of the world, and in tropical Acapulco, where the they witnessed the daring feats of the cliff divers. Many photos, many memories, and many acquaintences were made during the trip, making it so successful that the Spanish Club has had many money-making projects throughout the year for future trips. The tourists in Chapultepec Park. Miss Welter and Chris on the airplane. 34 Pyramid ol the Sun at the Aztec ruins. A breath taking view of Guanajuato. FHA HERO of the Season FHA HERO is an organization whose activities focus on individual growth, preparation for family life, devel- opment of occupational skills and careers and partici- pation of youth in today's society. This year the Lone Tree chapter consisted of 13 high school students. Even though we were small in number, we were not short on enthusiasm. We were involved in many community service projects, such as: Christmas caroling, a Christmas cookie exchange, and a spring party at the Care Center. Our projects were financed by bake sales, conces- sion stands, and selling advertising posters for the athletic schedules. We also participated in many lei- sure activities such as an ice cream social for new members. Mom's potluck, and built a float for the Homecoming parade which won third prize. Finally, the school year would not be complete without our Career trip; the District 10 Meeting, the State Leadership Conference, and our celebration of FHA HERO week. Installation ceremonies for new members. 34 Favorite Fellow: Doug Zaruba. FFA Has Productive Season Fourth Row: Randy Sotzen, Todd Lorack, Brian Werbach, Ed Eden, Andy Pechous, Dave Rayner. Third Row: Keith Lena, Rodney Hotz, Russ Rayner, Lisa Schuessler, Randy Fiotz, Donna Robertson, Tim Lorack. Second Row: Kevin Hotz, Lora Prybil, Deb Eden, Mindy Sotzen, left Hurt, Shawn Wetback, Mike Waldschmidt, Neil Forbes. First Row: Roy Warson, Doug Zaruba, Deanne Eden, Will Eden, Steve Musser, Kris Viner, Mr. Rogers, Advisor. The Lone Tree Chapter of the Future Farmers' of America have been busy with a variety of activities throughout the school term. These activities began in the summer of '81 with the Kiddies' Barnyard at the Johnson County Fair. November brought the annual Grain and Forage Show and Banquet. The most popular and profitable business of the club is the selling of fruit and cheese to the area residents The members take orders for these items and distribute them before the Christmas holidays. Several of the Chapter members entered into the District and Sub-District Contests Steve Musser - Gold-Scrapbook He will advance to State competition. Extemporaneous Speaking. Deb Eden - Silver - Public Speaking. Doug Zaruba — Gold — Welding, Will Eden —Silver —Treasurer's Book, Deanne Eden - Silver - Secretary's Book Sieve Musser works on his award-winning scrap book. FFA Sweetheart: Sheri Burr. |eff, Mindy, and Shawn pose in front of the Convention Hall in Kansas City. 37 NHS INDUCTION CtRLMONY: Doug aruba, Dive Rjyner, Darcey Riyner. Beth Pechous, Angie Krueger, Liu Her- ring, Chery DeBrie, Sheri Burr, Chris Brennemin. Within the walls of Lone Tree High School are nine members of the National Honor Society. These members were elected into the Chapter by the teachers and the administration last spring Only seniors with a 3.0 grade point average and leadership qualities can be accepted. The students are active members for one year until they relinquish their positions upon graduation and become honorary member There are four purposes of the National Honor Society To create an enthusiasm for scholarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote leadership; and to develop character. A traditional candle lighting induction service was held on May 4, 1981. The candle symbolizes the light of peace and the need for members to bring brotherhood to their community. Mr McAllen advises the group with President David Rayner, Vice-President Doug Zaruba, Sheri Burr as Secretary, and Angie Krueger as Treasurer The Society members sold posters during the school year to raise money for projects A softball, volleyball tournament, plus a marathon were scheduled for spring functions. The activity board in front of the school, which was donated by the 1980 NHS, has been kept up to date by the current members. v LONE TREE HIGH WEEKLY EVENT FHA 7:00PM 8WREST NL H 4PM FA 01S. CONT BOOSTER 1=30 IR. SHOW T30 H 38 Doug reads the weekly events on the NHS Activity Board. Mr. McAllen: Leader of the Genius Gang. left lo Right: Lori Borg, Ms. Welter, Advisor, Tristu Comer, Dan Bontrager, Kris Viner, Cindy Goody, Belly Schreiber, Kara Rayner, Deb tden, Deanne tden, Donna Robertson. Newspaper Staff Spices Up Publications Extra! Extra! Read all about it Lion's Den sold here for only ten small pennies. This year the staff consisted of 13 active reporters who were on-the-go getting the latest reports on games, dances, and meetings. The staff put out an informative paper every two weeks, with special publications for special occasions The Valentine issue was considered the most popular edition It contained several anonymous Valentines and sweetheart poetry The staff couldn't keep up with the Love Sick Readers . The Lion's Den is advised by Ms. Welter, who has the job of proofreading each reporter's article before it goes off to the press The staff has nad a successful year looking forward to many more front page headline stories. Their motto is You read it first in the Lion's Den Deanne puls the finishing touches on the Valentine issue. 39 Council Utilizes the Ski Season Left to Right: Doug Zaruba, Curt Comer, Mr. Mougin, Advisor, Angie Krueger, Andy Pechous, Mary Rayner, Lora Prybil, Betty Schreiber, Bruce Kout. Not pictured: Ed Eden, Tom Lemley, Tony Krueger, Ron Godsey. The Student Council is responsible for organizing the Homecoming Parade each year The parade was exceptionally good and the council should be commended for tbeir hard work They also present the king and queen candidates at halftime of the homecoming football game. The candidates were driven around the football field in Turbo-TransAms. This year instead of holding a Kolache Hop as was done in the past, the members decided to sponsor a ski trip to Sundown, an Iowan ski resort outside of Dubuque. It was a success and hopefully it will become an annual outing. The expense of this trip was paid with funds from the pop machine. Two assemblies are presented each year to the students. The highlight this year was the Iowa State Singers who performed folk songs and inspirational melodies. Lone Tree Community School in cooperation with the Student Council, honor one senior each year with the Carrie Stanley Scholarship. The recipient of the scholarship is announced at the graduation ceremony. 40 Tonya and Ed are ready to ski the slopes of Sundown. Dave assisis the council members in painting signs for the Homecom- ing candidate's cars. Big Name Bands: Hit of the Season CONCERT BAND: Fifth Row: Mr. Lodin, Rick Musser, Jeff Karr, Brad Shingledecker, Curt Comer, Fourth Row: Mike Waldschmidt, Tim Lorack, Lori Yedlik, Kelly Dixon, Greg Stebral, Tony Krueger, Russ Rayner, Mary Rayner, Angie Krueger. Third Row: Laurie Yakish, Lisa Schuessler, Lora Prybil, Deanne Eden, Lori Borg, Brad Schaver, Kevin Stebral, fill Green, Will Eden, Todd Lorack, Dave Rayner, Tom Lemley. Second Row: Michele Kout, Kenda Schaver, Donna Nicklaus, Roy Warson, Bruce Kout, Trisha Comer, Trisha Yakish, Tonya Prybil, Deb Eden, Chris Lenz, Beth Pechous, Sheri Burr. First Row: Jill Musser, Kris Viner, Andrea Brenneman, Sue Oberman, Karen Draker, Cathy Brenneman. JAZZ BAND: Third Row: Jeff Karr, Rick Musser, Dave Rayner, Tom Lemley, Mary Rayner, Jill Green, Russ Rayner, Kevin Stebral. Second Row: Michele Kout, Andrea Brenneman, Mr. Lodin, Lori Yedlik, Greg Stebral. Second Row: Michele Kout, Andrea Brenneman, Mr. Lodin, Lori Yedlik, Greg Stebral, Kelly Dixon, Tony Krueger. First Row: Trisha Yakish, Tonya Prybil, Beth Pechous, Sheri Burr, Chris Lenz, Trisha Comer, Roy Warson. 41 Music is the Spice of Life MIXED CHORUS: Fourth Row: Chris Brenneman, Cathy Brenneman, Betty Schreiber, Tonya Prybil, Kevin Stebral, Russ Rayner, Tony Krueger, Doug Kautz, Greg Stebral, Steve Burr, Trisha Yakish, Jill Musser, Trisha Comer, Lora Prybil. Third Row: Mary Rayner, Misti Galloway, Lynn Godsey, Dawn Messer, Roy Warson, Ed Eden, Pat Strabala, Brad Schaver, Andrea Strabala, Sue Oberman, Karen Draker, Lori Borg. Second Row: Michele De Brie, Karen Hemsted, Deb Eden, fill Green, Doug Zaruba, Bruce Kout, left Karr, Kelly Dixon, Jill Johnson, Chris Lena, Kris Viner. First Row: Mrs. Cordes, Michele Kout (Pianist), Lori Yedlik, Angie Krueger, Andrea Brenneman, Rick Musser, Ron Flake, Tom Lemley, Sheri Burr, lisa Schuessler, Laurie Yakish, Cindy Niccum. SWING CHOIR: Third Row: Chris Brenneman, Cathy Brenneman, Betty Schreiber, Ed Eden, Roy Warson, Trisha Yakish, Jill Musser, Kris Viner. Second Row: Angie Krueger, Kenda Schaver, Trisha Comer, Laurie Yakish. First Row: Lori Yedlik, Andrea Brenneman, Jeff Karr, Russ Rayner, Lisa Schuessler, Sheri Burr, Cindy Niccum, Mrs. Cordes. Pianists: Mary Rayner, Michele Kout. Drummer: Rick Musser. Back Row: Steve Forties, Todd Comer, Jim Johnson, Chuck Oberman, Steve Burr, Scot Walker, Ron Godsey, Coach Hofmeister. Front Row: Russ Rayner, Doug Kautz, Ron Flake, Brad Musser, Mike Waldschmidt, Ken Ford, Doug Zaruba, Randy Hot . Tracksters Spring Thru Season The spring track season was a huge success for the running Lions. Five events advanced to State with qualify- ing times at Districts. These events in- cluded: Tony Krueger-High lump, Steve Forbes - 100 Meter High Hur- dles (placed 7th), )im lohnson - 200 Meter Dash The 400 and the 800 Meter Relay teams also advanced. These teams consisted of Chuck Oberman, Steve Forbes, Tom Lemley, )im lohnson, and Tony Krueger. A big congratulations goes to the members of these events for their competition in the State Track Meet. 44 Conch Hofmeister and his five stile qualifiers. Girls Have a Dashing Season Back Row: Angie Krueger (Mgr.), Cindy Niccum (Mgr.), Lisa Schuessler (Mgr.), Lori Yedlik, Trisha Yakish, Betty Schreiber, Donna Nicklaus, Cathy Brenneman (Mgr.), Karen Draker (Mgr.), Coach Kautz. Front Row: Chris Lenz, Trisha Comer, fill Green, Darcey Rayner, Sue Oberman, Laurie Yakish, Sheri Burr, Mary Rayner. The Lionettes Track team had a limited amount of runners but this didn't stop them from winning 5 meets. Sheri Burr broke the 3000 meter run with a new school record time of 11:37.7 and Darcey Rayner broke the 200 meter dash record with a time of 27.7. At the Conference meet the team placed fifth with two Confer- ence champs, Sheri Burr 3000 me- ter run, and Darcey Rayner high jump with a jump of 5'2 , this qualified her for State competition. Drama Season Finale The three-act spring play, called Desperate Ambrose was held on April 16, 1982, at 7:30 p.m. The setting took place in a western town called Dead Man's Gulch The plot evolved around the confiscation of the town motel until the hero Ambrose came and saved the town The season finale performed by the Drama Club was successful and hopes to open next season with another great show. 46 48 Senior girls anxiously await dinner Deanne and Angie pose in their prom attire Somewhere Down The Road The 1982 Jr. Sr. Prom was heU at the Ranch Supper Club nea Swisher at 6:30. Greetings wer given by Junior Class Presiden Tony Krueger, response by Senior Class President, Doug Zaruba. The guest speaker wa Doug Showalter. The meal consisted of chicken and roast beef. After the conclusion of the meal, the upperclassmen finished the evening Somewhere Down The Road Roy, Doug, and Chaele are ready lor an exciting evening Lisa L. Herring Secretary Deanne Marie Eden James K. Johnson Edwin C. Eden Vice President Angela J. Krueger S3 Motto: Cheri Ann DeBrie Charles W. Huff Tommorrow Is Not Promised Us. So Let Us Take Today And Make The Most Of It. Thomas C. Lemley Cindy S. Niccum Flower: White Rose Colors: Maroon Silver Neal W. Pearson Treasurer Darcey Marie Rayner David C. Rayner LTHS Graduates Of '82 The May 16, 1982 commencement ceremonies saw the departure of 29 seniors from LTHS. The graduating students received various awards and scholarships for the outstanding skills they displayed throughout their high school careers. These awards included: Angie Krueger — Valedictorian, and recipient of the R ). McElroy Trust Scholarship, State of Iowa, and Merit Scholarship of UNI. Doug Zaruba was awarded the Salutatorian award along with the Gerard Nicklaus Scholarship. Lisa Herring received $200 from the Faers Merchants Savings Bank Scholarship and was presented the American Citizenship Award. The Lone Tree Chapter of the T.T.T. Society honored Lori Borg with $100 T.T.T. Society Scholarship The American Legion presented Darcey and Dave Rayner with the Elmer Her- ring Scholarship Award. Dave also re- ceived an additional gift from the Le- gion for special services he provided during his high school years. Guest speaker for the event was Barbara Keasey, a former teacher at LTHS Keasey opened her presenta- tion by recalling her fond memories of each senior She emphasized the graduates should maintain their hopes for today and the future no matter whether they stay in Lone Tree or move elsewhere. Commencement exercises conclud- ed with Lone Tree School Board President Vida Wollrab presenting each graduate his her diploma. 36 Doug Zaruba, Salutatorian Award Guest Speaker: Barbara Keasey Graduating Class of 1962! Musical entertainment by Michele Kout and Kathy Schreiber Slycocd. junior Escorts: Kelli Hanks and Todd Lorack 58 UMMER Back Row: Coach Mougin, Mary Rayner, Michele Kout, Donna Nicklaus, Trish Yakish, Kris Viner. Front Row: Darcey Rayner, Beth Pechous, Laurie Yakish, (ill Musser, (ill lohrtson, Lori Yedlik. Softball Girls Swing in Season The Softball squad is small but it includes some very excellent players. The opposition will be extremely tough in the new conference, there being no weak teams on our schedule. It will be very difficult to win; however, with a positive attitude, we could be competitive SOFTBALL SCHEDULE )une 1 Central Lee There )une 4 Highland Here )une 8 Media polis There June 10 Pekin There )une 15 Columbus There )une 18 Wapello There June 22 L M Here June 24 Central Lee Here June 25 Highland There June 26 West Liberty Tournament June 29 Mediapolis Here July 1 Pekin Here July 2 Columbus Here July 6 Wapello Here July 9 L M There July 10 SEIC Tourney Columbus 60 July 15 Keota There Kris practices her batting stance. Batters' Belt Season High Back Row: Coach Ford, Ken Ford, Ron Godsey, |im lohnson, Todd Krueger, Sieve Forbes, Tony Krueger, Tim Lorack, Neil Forbes. Front Row: Randy Slaughter, Brad Schaver, Ron Flake, Doug Kautz, Brad Musser, Phil Forbes, Tim Stebral, Bruce Kout. BASEBALL SCHEDULE May 29 Clear Creek Tourney Away June 1 Central Home June 3 West Branch Home lune 4 Highland Away )une 8 Mediapolis Home June 11 Pekin Away June 15 Columbus Home lune 18 Wapello Home lune 22 L M Away lune 24 Central Away lune 25 Highland Home lune 29 Mediapolis Away luly 1 Pekin Home luly 5 Columbus Away luly 6 Wapello Away luly 9 L M Home I The team prepares lor a road trip to Central Lee of Argyle. 61 62 Thom Applebee Andrea Brenneman Russell Chabal William fden Steven Forbes Kenneth Ford Mary Gingerich Ronald Godsey Kelli Hanks Karen Hemsted Cheryl Hotz Randall Hotz JUNIORS Rini Hudachek Jill Johnson Jacqueline Kerf Michele Kout Anthony Krueger Todd Lorack Brenda Mangold Michelle Murphy Jill Musser Steven Musser Ted Schlote Betty Schreiber Randy Slaughter Tena Smith Randall Sotzen Gregory Stebral Mary Strabala Roy Warson Brian Werbach Chaele Zaruba 64 Cathy Brenneman Trisha Comer Sam Davis Michele DeBrie Karen Draker Debora I den Konria Ivans Ronald Flake Randy Good Phillip Green SOPHOMORES Kevin Hot led Karr Douglas Kaut Brian Keep Christine lenz Keith Lenz Dawn Messer Rick Musser Donna Nicklaus Lora Prybil Mary Rayner Russell Rayner Bradley Schaver Lisa Schuessler Kevin Stebral Michael Waldschmidt Clint Walker Scot Walker Laura Yakish Lori Yedlik Not pictured:- Timothy Sedlacek Connie Virchoticky 66 67 Randy Brown Dalice Butterfield Dennis Chabal Curt Comer Kelly Dixon Neil Forbes Misti Galloway Lynn Godsey Jill Green Scott Heitland FRESHMAN Rodney Hot Jeffrey Huff Bruce Kout Todd Krueger Rene Kuncl Timothy Lorack Scott Lutz Gary Musser Sue Oberman Andrew Pechous Tonya Prybil Bradley Shingledecker Mindy Sotzen Andrea Strabala Jeffrey Terhune Sarah Walker Shawn Werbach Bonnie Westfall 68 Rich Applebee Roger Barnes Paul Bevans Danny Bontrager Colene Brenneman trie Brissee Sieve Bums Rich Burr Kim Chabal Stephanie Ellis Brian Evans Gary Feldman Sandy Flake Phil Forbes Cindy Goody Ten Harrison Cheryl Hotz Jamie Johnson Mark Lenz Brvan Less Sonya Mangold Lisa Marshek Brad Musser Diana Musser Romona Parizek Phillip Prybil Kara Rayner Erica Rhomberg Dawn Rocca Tim Stebral Stacy Swarlzendruber Beth Telford Julie Terhune Theresa Waldschmidt Shawn Walker Terri Westerhoff Leigh Westfall Dennis Womer U EIGHTH K 70 Carmen Brenne man Mitchell Burr Peggy Dixon Grant Evans Jeff Evans Vernon Eveland Veronica Eveland Allen Goody Rick Grostic Micki Havel Michelle Huff Gerald Johnson SEVENTH Garry Kent Barbara Kout Holly Krueger Michelle Krueger Kevin Marshek Jodi Men er Dianne Messer Donald Morrison Angela Mulcahy Van Musser Shane Nicola Vincent Owen Brett Schaapveld Scott Schumacker Rusty Sexton Jeremy Shanklin John Swails Lynnel Thomas Pam Vrchotkky Jeff Wandersheid Mark Warson Tina Wollrah Joel Yedlik 72 The Growing Season The graduation from elementary to junior high school is an important step up in a student's life. Junior High is the loss of one favorite teacher to the gaining of one for every course. Recesses are a thing of the past but noon hours are now available to roam the school or browse the downtown area. Junior High also means the involvement in organized sports and music activities. These activities help them to grow toward a more responsible adulthood plus pre- pare them for the final four years of their education Thus, seventh and eighth grade is truly a season for growth and maturity —the seedlings are beginning to sprout. Mixed Chorus Fourth row: C. Brenneman, H. Krueger, M. Kreuger, S. Swart endruber, C. Hotz, S. Schuamcker, G. Evans, T. Stebral, B. Musser, G. Feldman, B. Less, |. Shanklin, G. Johnson, P. Prybil, V. Musser; Third row: K. Rayner, D. Messer, D. Rocca, A. Mulcahy, C. Goody, L. Marshek, L. Thomas, K. Marshek, M. Lenz, J. Yedlik, D. Morrison, R. Grostic, R. Sexton, S. Walker; Second row: P. Dixon, T. Wollrab, M. Huff, P. Vrchoticky, J. Menzer, J. Wandersheid, M. Warson, P. Forbes, J. Swails, R. Burr, First row: V. Eveland, B. Kout, C. Brenneman, B. Telford, S. Nicola, A. Goody, M. Burr, V. Owen, Mrs. Cordes. Concert Band Back Row: Mr. Lodin, B. Less, D. Morrison, |. Wandersheid, C. Brenneman, P. Dixon. Fourth Row: T. Johnson, S. Nicola, R. Burr, M. Lenz, R. Sexton, J. Shanklin, G. Fledman, P. Bevans. Third Row: T. Wolrab, K. Marshek, J. Menzer, L. Thomas, C. Hotz, L. Marshek, J. Yedlik. A. Goody, P. Forbes. Second Row: C. Goody, C. Brenneman, M. Krueger, H. Krueger, B. Musser, M. Warson, P. Prybil, T. Stebral. First Row: B. Kout, D. Rocca, S. Swart endruber, K. Rayner. 74 Sports Club Football Fourth Row: Jeremy Shanklin, Tig Johnson, Bryan Less, Grant Evans, Tim Stebral, Den- nis Womer, Gary Feldman. Third Row: Kevin Marshek, Joel Yedlik, Brett Schaapveld, Rick Grostic, Roger Barnes, Eric Brissee, Rich Applebee. Second Row: Mitch Burr, Jeff Evans, Jeff Wandersheid, John Swails, Van Musser, Garry Kent, Shane Nicola. First Row: Paul Bevans, Phillip Forbes, Brad Musser. Girls Basketball Third Row: Coach Mougin, Michele Krueger, Stacy Swartzendruber, Kim Chabal, Julie Terhune, Dianne Messer (Mgr.) Teri Forbes (Mgr.), Beth Telford (Mgr.), Karen Marshek (Mgr.). Second Row: Holly Krueger, Kara Rayner, Theresa Waldschmidt, Dawn Rocca, Cheryl FTotz, Lisa Marshek, Cindy Goody, Colene Brenneman. First Row: Micki Havel, Peggy Dixon, Jamie Johnson, Michelle Huff, Tina Wollrab, Carmen Brenneman, Barb Kout. Boys Basketball Third Row: Jeremy Shanklin, Tim Stebral, Gary Feldman, Paul Bevans, Bryan Less, Brad Musser, Phillip Forbes, Coach Mougin. Second Row: Eric Brissee, Rick Grostic, Don Morrison, Brett Schaapveld, Rich Applebee, Mark Lenz, Joel Yedlik, Dennis Womer, Grant Evans (Mgr.). First Row: Mitch Burr, Mark Warson, Van Musser, Jeff Wandersheid, Danny Bontrager, Shane Nicola, Allen Goody, Kevin Marshek. 75 Wrestling Back Row: Eric Brissee, Roger Barnes, Rusty Sexton, Kim Chabal (Mgr.). Front Row: Carry Kent, Jeff Evans, Steve Bums, )ohn Swails. Wrestling Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders Back to Front: Terri Westertioff, (odi Men er, Stephanie EHis. Back Row: Sandy Flake, Angie Mulcahy, Sonya Mangold. Front Row: Romona Parizek, Lynnel Thomas. Girls Track Fourth Row: S. Ellis, J. Ter- hune, S. Swart endruber, T. Westerhoff, K. C habal. Third Row: K. Dixon (Mgr.), S. Flake, C. Goody, K. Rayner, C. Brenneman, B. Telford. Second Row: S. Mangold, R. Pari ek, C. Hotz, H. Krueger, M. Krueger, C. Brenneman. First Row: Coach Ford, T. Waldschmidt, P. Dixon, M. Huff, B. Kout, T. Wolrab. Boys Track Third Row: M. Lenz, J. Shanklin, B. Less, P. Bevans, D. Bontrager, J. Yedlik, M. Warson, C. Evans. Second Row: B. Musser, B. Schaapveld, R. Grostic, V. Owen, J. Wandersheid, V. Musser, D. Morrison, S. Schumacher. First Row: D. Womer, R. Burr, S. Nicola, A. Goody, M. Burr, P. Forbes, T. Stebral, R. Sexton, Coach Hofmeister. J Mrs. Westlake Dean Dauber Brian Ellis Doug Eitel Steve Flake Kathy Ford Doug Green Lisa Griffey Dan Karr Eric Kirkpatrick Regina Kuncl Chris Less Ron Lothridge Cindy Musser lulie Poggenpohl Rod Slaughter lulie Sotzen Roger Swarlzendruber Shelly Telford Carol Walker .Mark Westerhoff Ms. Teufel Mrs. Laugalis Mike Bontrager Scott Feldman Pip Fisher Peggy Fraser Cindy Goody Amy Green Chris Grostk Gary Hotz Amy Klebe Doug Langenberg Lynnette Melcher Jenny Mueller Michelle Owen Karie Prybil Shane Rhomberg Matt Rocca Chris Sojka 78 Amy Vinton Diane Waldschmidt Kelli Westfall Tanya Wollrab Ms. Prizler Cassandra Bums Kim Craft Misty Cunningham Charles Dunning Lauri Evans Amy Forbes Ranae Forbes Kelli Greazel Jeremy Hotz Beth Ipsen Mamie Kout Jana Lemley Kevin Lenz Randy Mougin Catherine Mukahy Coleen Schuessler Steve Sedlacek Judy Walker Rkky Wandersheid Scott Westerhoff Brian Westfall Denise Womer Ms. Anderson Lonnie Bontrager Shelly Eden Steve Fisher Robby Ford Debbie Green Susan Griffey Mike Kasper Chris Kund Alysa Lemley Renee Magruder Shanda Menzer 79 Richard Mougin Missy Murdock Becky Musser Missy O'Leary Brenda Robertson Angela Sexton Travis Swenson Ken Vrchoticky Cory Wolfe Curt Yedlik Mr. Stole David Best Clint Brenneman Karieen Brenneman Tara Butt Tracy Eden Greg Feldman Sunny Fraser Alicia Fiavel Gretchen Helling Robby Kasper Kevin Klebe Kris Larkin Kelli Lutz Krissy Melcher Brenda Nkklaus Tony Schaapveld Casey Shingledecker Angie Telford Todd Thomas Lynnette Varner Nicky Venema Mrs. Ford Luke Baker Brian Bell Scott Brown Angela Burr Kelli Burr Mike Duder Jason Duffey 80 Terry Dunning Brian Gingerich Ted Huff Dawn larrard Deborah Klemp Matt Langenberg Brian Lothridge Karen Marshek |eff Moeller Michelle Morrison Angela Pettitt Mike Powers Germaine Rhomberg Tracy Riggan Sheila Sexton Ben Sorden Darin Swartzendruber Sonya Vanderlinden Vicki Yedlik Mrs. Thoreson Darla Bell Phillip Brenneman Rachael Brown Curt Cannon lason Chown lason Graff Shane Cunningham Taiya Doescher Jason |enks Darin Kerf Roy Long Greg Pechman Errin Prybil Dawn Rayner Stacey Sexton Steve Shipley Shelly Smothers Wynette Thomas lanell Walker 81 Mrs. Berry Kris Applebee Heather Bell |ered Brenneman Ron Calvert Michelle Duder lason Ewers Todd Forbes Gary Knebel Adrienne Kruse Sherri Lilly Matt Mangold Matthew Rittenmeyer Elizabeth Rocca Shannon Ronan Shannon Schafer Cari Snakenberg Lisa Ulin Allen Warson Kim Watkinson Mrs. Sladek lason Best Susanne Brinkmeyer Ken Cannon Yancey Dautremont Justin Eden Michelle Forbes Matthew Greazel Danny Kasper Amanda Klemp Melissa Krueger Lisa Langenberg Ryan Magruder Jason Moeller Sonda Prybil Stefanie Ronan Andrew Russell Ben Schaapveld Darren Schuessler Kerry Smith 82 1st Grade Cont. Kinder- Garten Eric Sojka William Spencer Lore Swartzendruber Eric Trudo Randy Yedlik Mrs. Brown Rachel Baker Bradley Bell Micah Blakely Nathan Brown Regan Butt Andrew Eckrich Tracy Jenks Robert Lothridge Christina Messer Stacha Musser Bellana Rayner Rebekka Riley Amanda Thoreson Renee Watkinson Ryan Yoder Shannon Eden Rachel Goody Toots Gordon Ben Hot Andy Loan Rachel Mangold Neal Menzer Morgan Ripperton Megan Smothers Amanda Sorden Jennifer Swenson Keely Varner Denise Waldschmidt Andy Westlake Lane Yoder 83 Dr. Robert Glasford Superintendent Elementary Principal Kart F. Kuhlman Jr. Sr. High Principal FACULTY Kyle Comer Debra Cordes Jerry Ford High School Math Vocal Music Social Studies Marcy Gear Title One Dennis Lodin Instrumental Music David Marshall Industrial Arts Tom McAllen English Joe Mougin Student Counselor Sharon Nicola Home Economics Junior High English Sheryl Ogren Patrick Oskroba Elementary Resource Room Social Studies Junior High Math Andrea Rauer Dean Rogers Librarian Vocational Agriculture Junior High English Mary Smith Brent Thie Peggy Thie JiH Welter Remedial Junior High Science Commercial Studies Spanish and English Junior High Math School Staff Dave Cordes Roberta Zaruba Head Custodian Ida Bevans Becky Flake 88 Margaret Hawthorne Mildred Johnson Head Cook Grynneth Pari ek Bonnie Schumacl LOW-INTEREST STUDENT LOANS FARMER'S MERCHANT'S SAVINGS BANK IF THE ONLY THING STANDING BETWEEN YOU AND GOING TO COLLEGE IS MONEY, MAYBE WE CAN HELP. Now, students may qualify for a Student Loan available at Reduced Interest Rates. You won't have to start repaying the loan until six months after gradu- ation. Talk to any loan officer at Farmer's Merchant's Savings Bank soon and find out how you can qualify. Low-Interest student loans — because Farmer's Merchant's Savings Bank gives you credit for wanting a college education. Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5271 pull Service Office at Nichols, Iowa 723-4412 ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 90 FERREL'S CLOTHING VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Family-Ready wear Branded shoes Lone Tree Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-4636 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Phone 629-4217 24 HOUR YAKISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Homes Remodeling Robert Yakish, Owner Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5357 Congratulations to the Class of 82 L T Feed and Grain Co. B-P Feeds Grind Mix - Fence - Seed Phone 629-5311 WRECKER SERVICE vfH dave’s body ■ni hi it eqs AND FENDER Glass Installation-Painting Frame Work-Alignments LONE TREE, IOWA 629-4261 ORAN'S IMPL. REPAIR CUSTOM-MADE HYDRAULIC HOSES BALDWIN FILTERS TUNE-UP PARTS IMPLEMENT-TRUCK REPAIRING 629-5459 RT 2 Lone Tree L T AUTO AND Congratulations to the Class of “82 WELDING Best ot luck to all of you in the future. Complete Car, Truck, Tractor Repair Shop and Portable Welding Phone 629-5336 or 629-4272 John L. Plaza D.D.S. Lone Tree 91 FOUNTAIN OF FLOWERS AND GIFTS Only our standards are high, not our prices. Julie Buline 629-5522 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 THORESON CONSTRUCTION Quality Homes Custom or Customized Lone Tree, la. 52755 Phone 629-5421 Best Wishes Graduates Congratulations Senior Class DRS. D.E. MOSSMAN AND SORDENS R.D. ELLIOTT Furniture Funeral Service Lone Tree, Iowa Tom Sorden-T. J. Sorden 629-5118 Veterinarians Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-5337 Congratulations to the Class of '82 STOCK INSURANCE AGENCY SMOTHERS INSURANCE AGENCIES, INC Lone Tree, Iowa Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4921 Congratulations Seniors Iowa City, Iowa Phone 383-7934 “Little B’S” Bar Coralville, Iowa Phone 354-7547 Dallas Betty Simmons 629-4960 Lincoln Mutual Insurance Association For All Insurance Needs 92 PETSEL'S DX Lone Tree, Iowa Phone: 629-5318 Home of the Slab'' THE FEED SHED 0 | B Petsel PAUL A. KASPER Feed, Fencing, Animal Care, And Standard Oil Products We make it right. Congratulations To The CLASS OF ”82 Backhoe Lime Spreading Ph. 629-4906 2227 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5423 jerry’s food CENTER Quality Meats Fresh Produce-Groceries LONE TREE HEALTH CARE CENTER DALE VANDEWATER, ADMINISTRATOR Lone Tree, Iowa 629-4612 LONE TREE. IA 52755 HOME 319-338-0608 OFFICE: 319-629-4255 Eden's Truck Farm Phone 629-4677 Lone Tree, Iowa Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Open Year Round 93 SCHNOEBELEN SUPER SERVICE You can depend on us for fine products and good service Phone: 629-5215 Lone Tree HESTER'S GRAIN AND FERTILIZER, INC. 629-5513 723-4329 FALL WINTER MON-FRI 7:30-5:30 SAT 7:30-NOON SPRING SUMMER MON-SAT 7:30-5:30 SUN «fcOO-NOON LAWN GARDEN SUPPLIES • TOOLS FARM SUPPLIES • FILM DEVELOPING SOUTHEAST IOWA SEED FARM PLUMBING. HEATING ELECTRIC SUPPLIES GRASS CUTTING REPAIR • GREETING CARDS I angenberq . TW Hardware 0 Lone Tree 029-566) Seed oats, seed beans, and grass seeds of all kinds. onesville, Iowa Phone: 725-4251 MOTT'S MELONS BIERI EQUIPMENT, CO. BRAUN'S FEED AND GRAIN Crain Hauling KENT FEEDS 725-4211 Conesville, Iowa G W AUTO PARTS, INC. Columbus Junction, la. 52738 Phone: 728-2472 Hwy. 29 West Columbus (unction, Iowa Phone (319) 728-2416 MAY DRUG STORE Your Prescription is Our Business Columbus function, Iowa Phone 728-3221 � 4 The Bank For All The People Member ot F.DJ.C. peoples national bank of columbus, junction HAUENSTEIN FORD, INC. 728-2249 Columbus lunction, Iowa 52738 COLUMBUS JUNCTION STATE BANK Since 1927 Columbus lunction, Iowa MEMBER FDIC CHOWN'S APPLIANCES, INC. BOTTLED GAS SERVICE” Zenith T V. G-E T.V. Amana Appliances G-E Appliances Lennox Furnaces electric Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4314 DiantiauTOft West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2818 RON'S FEED SERVICE, INC. Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4234 Tomorrows Feed Today KILE'S FEED AND GRAIN Kent Feed Bulk Beam Meal Grind and Mix Grain Dealer Grain Storage Northrup King Seeds THE GUARANTEED FEED ELDER IMPLEMENT CO. Nichols, Iowa 52766 HAROLD (BILL) GRUNDER AND SONS, INC. READY MIX - CONTRACTORS MAOT CONCRETE MASSE Y-FERGUSON • NEW HOLLAND WHITE • NEW IDEA «ARTS-WAY SERVING FROM THREE LOCATIONS 319-723-4411 319-723-4553 WEST LIBERTY 627-2419 WILTON 732-2161 DURANT 765-4417 � 5 H.D. CLINE CO. Bill Yerington I ITTtl NATIONAL HARVEST! II West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2011 KEN'S WELDING JIM’S SUPER VALU Bill Cline West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-4214 On The lob Repair Service Repair — Custom Fabrication Ken Wright —Owner RR1 Box 154 West Liberty, Iowa Phone 319 627-2688 DEVRIES EQUIPMENT CO Dependability and Dealers Make the Difference. Highway 6 East West Liberty west liberty state bank P. O. BOX 78 WEST LIBERTY, IOWA 52776 Phone 319 627-2191 GATES GRAIN CO. LTD 627-4323 Warehouse Grain Dealer Complete Market Quotations at the Elevator or on the Farm. • Buy Sell Crain • Bonded Storage • Com—Beans • Neuro Crain Vac MOODY HTC AIR COND INC. 224 West 2nd Street RED 2 West liberty 626-4150 Your Lennox Dealers in Muscatine 263-8372 Gary and Nancy Moody CENTRAL STATE BANK Muscatine, Iowa 52761 Area Code 319 263-3131 96 MILLS AUTO PARTS CO. Since 1919 408 East 2nd St. Ph. 263-8061 Muscatine, Iowa STILES DRUG AND ACE HARDWARE 2nd and Cedar Phone 263-2261 Best Wishes to All of Our Friends at Lone Tree SOLON STATE BANK Congratulations to the Class of 82 Solon, Iowa HILL'S GRAIN AND FEED Kent Feed grinding, mixing, bulk feed delivery grain drying and storage Hills, Iowa Phone 648-3571 THE GUARANTEED FEED ■ i M ' ELDON C. STUTSMAN, INCORPORATED HILLS. IOWA 52235 319 679-2281 ATRIUM VILLAGE Dedicated To the maintenance of a quality community for persons of retirement age Apartments and Nursing Care Hills. Iowa 52235 • AC 319-679-2224 Compliments of: OR. H.E. WEIMER VETERINARIAN Riverside, Iowa Water Systems Supplies LATTA AND SON INC. Well Drilling Complete Service Supply Riverside, Iowa 52327 Phone (319) 648-2921 97 HILLS BANK AND TRUST CO Iowa's Largest Rural Bank HILLS, IOWA In 1904 the Hills Bank first opened its doors, and we welcomed all new customers without regard to the size of their opening deposit. Our policy has never changed. Today we encourage thrift and home ownership and realize that young adults must start saving early in life in order to reach their financial goals. A Hills Bank savings account can be opened for as little as $1.00 and can be add- ed to at any time. Interest is compounded daily and interest is paid from the date of deposit to date of withdrawal Any amount may be withdrawn at any time The Hills Bank encourages all young adults to Pay yourself first” from each paycheck. As you deposit at regular intervals, you are not only building a nice nest egg, but you are also building for your future. See us today about all your financial questions. A warm wel- come awaits you. Phone: 679-2291 HILLS BANK 98 WELCOMES YOUNG ADULTS KIENE HARDWARE PEOPLES I RUST am SAVinGS HOME OF THE RIVERSIDE CURRENT Barbara Kiene. Editor Paint'Gift ltems Foot ware‘Toys Fountam'School Supplies’Drugs Plumbing Electrical Supplies BAI1K Riverside. Iowa Phone 648-2542 Your Independent Community Bank KALONA SALES BARN, Inc. TELEPHONE 656-2222 HORSE SALE FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH HOC SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY 12 30 PM CATTLE SHEEP SALE EVERY THURSDAY 10 30 A M KALONA LOCKER INC. Custom Processing and Beef Quarters for Sale 656-2712 Kalona, Iowa VERSATILE tm co NEW IDEA ALLIS-CHALMERS Xeuxmee FARMHAND FARMERS SUPPLY SALES, INC. f 'MTiiiiir LINE Hwy. 22 East 656-2291 Kalona, Iowa 99 br the uuhite house 1921 LOWER MUSCATINE ROAD IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 house RHONE 338 7201 FARMERS SAVINGS BANK SKOLA INSURANCE AGENCY Kalona, IA. 52247 Phone 656-2265 Infant, Children Young Jr Maternity Fashions orr7 ur niture WARSON TRUCKING MARTIN WARSON R R 4 PH 351-6353 IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 Furniture for Every Room Style CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 82 HOTZ SPORTING GOODS Don Pat Carr (319) 351-1060 P.O. Box 522 Phone 338-1121 Wardway Plaza Iowa City, la. 52240 n „u. um10,. 1430 Sr-Gilbcrt Iowa City, la. 52240 See us for a complete line of Polaris snowmobiles, parts and accessories. Erickson Farrowing Crates Reloading Gun Supplies Remington Winchester Marvin Hotz R R 4 Box 240 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone 319-629-5320 WOMER'S GARAGE 1430 Waterfront Dr. Iowa City, la. 52240 JERRY’S SNOWMOBILES Phone 351-6946 Route 4, Iowa City Phone 351-9295 Route 4 Iowa City 100 IOWA CITY FLYING SERVICE Municipal Airport E.K. Jones Jr., Owner — Operater Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dealer for: Moone Aircraft Corporation Phone: (319) 338-7453 Piper Aircraft Corporation (Nights) (319) 337-5449 • Air Ambulance • Plane Rental • Charter Service • Plane Rides • Flight Instruction Flite Center 'Sry Open 6a.m.-3a.m. VILLAGE INN PANCAKE HOUSE RESTAURANTS VILLAGE INVESTMENTS INC. P. 0 Box 82410 ♦ Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 THOMAS PORTH EASTERN DIVISION MANAGER Corner of Riverside Drive business-. (402) 466-8575 and Highway 6 Residence: (309) 755-9128 GAY LOCKER CO GRINGER FEED AND GRAIN complete processing service The Gay way from farm to table 1421 Water front Dr Iowa City, la. Dial 337-2167 Hwy. 218 South Iowa City, la. 52240 Office (319)-337-4171 Personal Business Insurance Assurance Association of Iowa 415 10th Avenue Coralville, Iowa 52241 Phone 354-5115 P PERPETUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION EASTERN IOWA FITNESS CENTER The Finest In Resistive Exercise Mortgage Loans 1700 1st Ave. Iowa City, Iowa 354-4442 M1 S. Clinton Iowa City Phone 338-9751 Since 1875 Insured Savings 102 FDIC MEMBER IOWA STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY (319)338-3625 STERLING DIAMONDS WATCHES HERTEEN 6c STOCKER JEWELERS WATCHMAKERS Iowa City, iowa 52240 TELEPHONE 330 4212 lOI 8 Dubuque ST. JEFFERSON BLOO GotHCfyGoodf COUNTRY KITCHEN Breakfast served 24 hours af both locations. 102 S. Clinton • Iowa City • Iowa 52240 708 1st Avenue Coralville 1402 S. Gilbert Iowa City STACEY'S CYCLE CITY MARV'S GLASS SPECIALTIES, INC. Minor Major Repairs on all makes BICYCLES FOR ALL AGES New-Used-Tradeins Parts-Accessories RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AUTO 122 Lafayette Iowa City Former P.P.G. Mon.-fri. 8-5 Marv Robertson Sat. 8-Noon Owner—Operator 351-2261 440 Kirkwood Ave. Iowa City, la 52240 (319) 354-2110 • Plate Glass • Aluminum Store Fronts • Screens Windows LEO C. EVANS DEBRIE — KLOSTERMAN ELECTRIC, INC. • Desk Tops • Plexiglass • Stained Glass EVANS DISTRIBUTING CO. 209 E. 9th STREET CORALVILLE, IOWA 52241 Box 5 Hills, Iowa Phone: 354-4271 351-4595 103 337-3331 PATRONS LONE TREE NICHOLS Ralph's Barbershop Young Insurance Agency Barnhart Insurance Agency IOWA CITY RIVERSIDE Dr. C D. Adams Dr H B Poepsel lohnson County Feed Hatchery Feeder Supply Long Branch Saloon Riverside Crain Feed Co., Inc. KALONA WEST LIBERTY Katie's Flowers Mister Ed's The Flower Gift Shoppe Fred's Feed Supply Miller's Department Store Rohner Machine Works, Inc. Walnut Grove MUSCATINE Mo's Styling