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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

THE 1984 ELM LONE TREE COMMUNITY SCHOOL LONE TREE, IOWA Table of Contents Dedication................................... Seniors...................................... Sports....................................... Organizations................................ Activities................................... Underclassmen................................ Junior High.................................. Faculty...................................... Elementary................................... Advertising.................................. ..2 .8 17 31 40 51 58 66 71 81 DEDICATION Mrs. Helen Ford Mr. Karl Kuhlmann This years Elm is dedicated to two memorable people Mrs. Ford and Mr. Kuhlmann. Mrs. Ford has spent many years teaching in the elementary and will always be remembered as a kind and caring person. Mr. Kuhlmann has been high school principal for 13 years and will always be remembered for his ability to be strict and still have a sense of humor. Your hard work and concern for the students of Lone Tree have been greatly ap- preciated and we at Lone Tree wish you both the best of luck in your future en- deavors. 2 ELM STAFF Front row: Mary Rayner, Laurie Yakish. Lisa Schuessler. Chris Lenz, Lori Yedlik. Second row: Rich Burr, Russ Rayner. Karen Draker, Trisha Comer, Lora Prybil, Debora Eden, Cathy Brenneman, Sandy Flake. Cindy Goody. This is our story of the year that has past We hope it will leave you with memories that will last We look now to the future with challenges and hopes AT last we are done, now lets watch our “soaps”. 3 What do you want to be when you grow up? Hey, how’s the weather down there? Senior girls in trouble again?!? 6 ST. LOUIS 1984 7 1984 SENIORS 9 FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Royal Purple and Silver CLASS OF 1984 Debora Kathryn Eden President MOTTO: Our lives are before us . . . Our past is behind us . . . But, our memories are forever with us. — Anonymous Kevin Lawrence Strebral Treasurer Lisa Kaye Schueesler Secretary Michael J. Wsldschmidt Vice President Karen Michelle Dralcer Honda Sue Evans Ronald J. Flake Mary E. Rayner Lora Lynn Prybil Russell F. Rayner Timothy L. Sedlacek Connie K. Vrchoticky Laura Marie Yakish IN THE Phil Green Kevin Stebral I Lora Prybil Tim Sedlacek Karen Draker Trisha Comer Michele DeBrie April Alcock M GRADUATION 1984 CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE The 1984 Seniors graduated from the Lone Tree High School on Sunday, May 13, at 2:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Those graduates who wore the traditional gold braids, which signified a 3.0 minimal accumulative grade point average throughout high school were Trisha Comer, Debora Eden, Christine Lenz, Rick Musser, Donna Nicklaus, Lora Prybil, Mary Rayner, Kevin Stebral, Mike Waldschmidt, and Lori Yedlik. The graduating students received various awards and scholarships for the outstanding skills they displayed throughout their high school careers. These awards included: Mary Rayner—Valedictorian, Carrie Stanley Scholarship, Iowa State University Scholarship, State of Iowa Scholar Award, Presidential Academic Fitness Award, and Jr. Academy of Science medallion. Donna Nicklaus—Salutatorian, Kiwani’s Club Scholarship, R.J. McElroy Trust Scholarship and the University of Iowa Honor Scholarship, State of Iowa Scholar. Kevin Stebral received the Gerard Nicklaus Scholarship. Chris Lenz received the Farmers and Merchants Saving Bank Scholarship for the Senior with the highest grade point planning to at- tend a technical school or area community college. Trisha Comer and Doug Kautz were presented the 5th Annual Elmer Herring Scholarship. The Lone Tree Chapter of the T.T.T. Society honored Lori Yedlik with the T.T.T. Scholarship. Debora Eden was presented the American Citizen- ship Award. Rick Musser was presented the State of Iowa Scholar Award, Presidential Academic Fitness Award and the Jr. Academy of Science Medallion. Guest Speaker for the event was Terry Kruse, American Legion Member. Mrs. Deborah Cordes sang “Against All Odds.” Commencement exercises concluded with Lone Tree School Board President Audrey Dodson presenting each graduate his her diploma. 15 Hats off to the Class of 1984. April and Russ—ready to party the night away. 16 1984 SPORTS A SEASON FOR CHEERING Tina Wollrab, Sue Oberman. Cathy Brenneman, Colene Brenneman. Dalice Butterfield. Carmen Brenneman 18 (Back row) Carmen Brenneman. Teresa Waldschmidt. Lori Yedlik. Jill Green. Barb Kout. (Front row) Cindy Goody. Jamie Johnson. Cathy Brenneman FOOTBALL (L to R) Front row—Rod Slaughter mgr.. Rick Musser, Shane Hauaer. Jeff Evans. Brian Evans. Kevin Marshek, Garry Kent. John Swailes. Roger Barnes. Van Musser. David Reed Row 2—Danny Bontrager mgr., Bruce Kout. Kevin Dauber. Brad Musser. Eric Brissee. Mark Lenz. Greg DuBois. Jeff Huff. Dennis Chabal. Phil Forbes. Kevin Hotz Row 3—Dalice Butterfield mgr.. Ron Flake. Den nls Womer. Brett Schaapveld. Rick Grostlc. Jeremy Shanklin. Brad Shingledecker. Jeff Karr. Joel Yedlik. Russ Sexton. Steve Burns Row 4—Neil Forbes. Bryan Less, Grant Evans. Doug Kautz, Tig Johnson. Tim Lorack. Scott Lutz, Paul Bevans, Kevin Stebral, Russ Rayner, Tim Stebral Row 5—Asst. Coach Rue, Head Coach Powers. Asst. Coach Foreman The senior class was short on numbers and on the whole inexperienced. It was a rebuilding year but alot of under- classmen received valuable experience that should help next year. The seniors can be proud of their junior year accom- plishments and the younger players have an exciting season ahead. COACH POWERS 1983 Season LT OPPONENT 36 Winfield Mt. Union 0 6 L-M 44 0 Central Lee 7 6 Highland 16 6 Mediapolis 20 7 Pekin 50 14 Columbus Junction 38 15 Wapello 38 20 Danville 8 20 21 GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL (L to R) Front row—Dawn Alcock, Kim Vinton, Tina Wollrab, Michelle Huff, Micki Havel, Michelle Krueger, Holly Krueger, Carl Kennedy, Lynnel Thomas, Barb Kout, Carmen Brenneman, Jodi Menzer. 2nd row—Allen Goody—mgr., Lisa Marshek — mgr., Kim Chabal, Cheryl Hotz, Julie Terhune, Jamie Johnson. Colene Brenneman, Dawn Rocca, Cindy Goody, Teresa Waldschmidt, Terri Westerhoff, Angie Kennedy, Diane Musser. Sandy Flake. 3rd row—Shane Nicola—mgr.. Matt Rocca—mgr.. Coach Baumann. Lori Yedlik, Donna Nicklaus, Mary Rayner. Lora Prybil, Cathy Brenneman. Deb Eden. Tonya Prybil, Lynn Godsey, Lisa Schuessler, Laurie Yakish, Trisha Comer. April Alcock. Coach Anderson. The 1983 Volleyball team completed its regular season schedule with a 9-8 match record. In a remarkably well- balanced conference race, the Lionettes finished in a 4 way tie for third in the seven team league. Among the vic- tories were triumphs over state-rated Wapello and a highly regarded IMS squad. Led by All-Conference performers Mary Rayner, Donna Nicklaus, Laurie Yakish, Lora Prybil, Tonya Prybil, and Lynn Godsey, and a superior supporting cast, the first-year coaching staff of Chuck Baumann and Wanda Anderson considered the 1983 cam- paign a successful one. Bolstered by a constantly improving JV squad, an exceptional group of freshman and sophomores, and returning letterwinners Tonya Prybil and Lynn Godsey, the 1984 season looks to be a promising one. L M—W Central Lee—W Highland—L IMS—W Mediapolis—L Columbus Jet. — W Wapello—L West Branch—W L M—L Central Lee—W Columbus Jet.—L Highland—L Mediapolis—L L M Tournament—3rd Place Wapello—W West Liberty—W Wilton (Sectional)—L t i 22 23 LADY LIONS WIN SECTIONAL L to R) Front Row: Sonda Prybil, Barb Kout. Teresa Waldschmtdt. Lora Prybil, Chris Lens. Tonya Prybil. Dawn Rocca. Cindy Goody. Cari Kennedy Row 2: Coach Powers. Mary Rayner. Holly Krueger. Michelle Krueger. Donna Nicklaus. Stacy Swartzendruber. Laurie Yakish. Kim Chabal. Lisa Marshek. Kara Rayner. Coach Halsh A good group of young players mixed with the fine senior players contributed to an excellent season. We were 3rd in the conference and sectional champions. An exciting and memorable season for myself and the fans. SEASON LT OPP. LT 78 Amana 52 38 41 Clear Creek 64 66 48 IMS 49 40 78 Central Lee 60 64 37 Mediapolis 67 57 63 L-M 55 60 53 Columbus 46 76 68 Highland 48 56 61 Pekin 60 66 50 Wapello 52 47 42 Central Lee 50 COACH POWERS RECORD OPP. Mediapolis 74 L-M 20T 63 Columbus 52 Highland 56 Pekin 69 West Branch 43 Wapello 54 Winfield-Mt. Union Sectional 41 Highland 57 Van Buren District 56 24 25 LIONS EARN STATE BERTH (L to R) Front row—Curt Comer mgr., Rodney Hotz mgr., Dennis Chabal. Tim Stebral, Mike Waldachmidt. Brad Musser. Nell Forbes. Bruce Kout, Phil Forbes. Scott Heitland mgr.. Jeff Terhune mgr. Row 2—Coach Hofmeister. Gary Feldman. Doug Kautz. Kevin Stebral. Paul Bevans. Andy Pechous. Todd Krueger. Tim Lorack. Scott Lutz. Bryan Less. Coach Foreman The 1983-84 Basketball season was one of the most memorable seasons in Lone Tree history. The Lions racked up a 2nd consecutive SEI Conference Championship to go along with Sectional, District, and Substate titles which brought a State Tournament berth for the 1st time in 51 years. The most exciting moments this season came in the District and Substate Championship games. In the Dis- trict final, the Lions knocked off favored Keokuk, Cardinal Stritch, 70-62, with probably their best perfor- mance of the season. This win left one more opponent in Lone Tree’s path to the “Big House,” the Calamus Comets. The Lions rallied behind a strong defense and disciplined offense to post a 58-51 victory. Coach Hofmeister felt that the keys to the success of this team were unselfish play, dedication, and goal setting. “As young as we were, we had to be more fundamentally sound than most teams to make up for lack of experience.” However, we could have been the most talented team in the nation and not have had the success or enjoyment we had without unselfish, dedicated, and goal oriented players. Tournament Season LT Opp. LT Opp. 62 Clear Creek 43 58 Columbus 46 58 Central Lee 47 50 Highland 36 59 Mediapolis 53 61 Pekin 38 69 Louisa-Muscatine 31 64 Wapello 41 51 Columbus 44 36 Amana 33 64 Highland 59 47 West Branch (20T) 48 82 Pekin 49 66 Columbus—Sectional 32 63 Wapello 31 67 Waco 60 45 IMS 38 42 Highland—District 39 49 Central Lee 50 70 Keokuk Cardinal Stritch 62 60 Mediapolis 47 58 Calamus—Substate 51 67 Louisa-Muscatine 40 55 Little Rock—State 57 AT Hurt BOYS TRACK (L to R) 1st row Joel Yedlik. Kevin Dauber. Brian Leas. Bruce Kout, Tim Lorack. Tim Stebral. Greg Dauber. Scott Lutz. Scott Heitland. 2nd row Curt Comer. Scott Schumacher. Dennis Womer. Ron Flake. Jeff Huff. Danny Bontrager. Russ Rayner. Phil Forbes. Brad Musser. Coach D. Hofmeister. The 1984 track season began with a lot of question marks and ended as one of the most successful in school history. The youthful Lions came on to win the Falcon Relays, the Lion Invitational, and the District meet at Anamosa. The district title was the first since 1963, and enabled 10 individuals and nine events to go to the state meet. At the state meet the Lions performed well and gained a lot of experience for next year’s state meet. Phil- ip Forbes placed 6th in the 100 meter Dash and was the Class 1-A Long Jump State Champion. Congratulations on a job well done tracksters! « f ! (L to R) State Champion Philip Forbes. Bry- an Less. Tim Lorack STATE QUALIFIERS Record breaking 4x800 (L to R) 1st row Brad Musser. Curt Comer 2nd row: Tim Stebral. Kevin Dauber Record breaking 4x100 and 4x200 (L to R) 1st row Greg Dauber. Phil- ip Forbes 2nd row Bryan Less. Bruce Kout GIRLS TRACK Left to right Front row Holly Krueger. Michelle Krueger. Carmen Brenneman. Kim Vinton. Barb Kout. Susan Reed. Cari Kennedy. Coach Mr. Kautz. 2nd row Stacy Swartzendruber, Angie Kennedy, Cindy Goody, Dawn Rocca. Kara Rayner. Cheryl Hotz, Teresa Waldschmidt, Sandy Flake. Kim Chabal, Andrea Strabala mgr. 3rd. Kay Stahmer mgr. Kelly Dixon. Sue Oberman, Jill Green. Trisha Comer, Donna Nicklaus, Lori Yedlik. Chris Lenz, Mary Rayner, Laura Yakish. This was the best girls varsity track team in recent years. This team was outstanding primarily because of its balance and depth—while there were some outstanding individuals. This team finished so high in the standings so often because so many different individuals were scoring in so many different events. School records were set by Mary Rayner in the discus with a throw of 102’8” and by Lori Yedlik in the shot put with a throw of 33 6”. The most total points scored by individuals on this year’s team was 158 points by Stacy Swartzendruber and 154 points by Holly Krueger. STATE Holly Krueger at Drake Stadium placing 7th in the claaa 1A state high jump. 29 SOFTBALL (L to R) Front row—Sandy Flake. Carl Kennedy. Barb Kout. Kay Stahmer. Jamie Johnson. Peggy Dixon. Kathy Ford. Cin- dy Goody. Kelly Dixon Row 2—Coach Powers. Stacy Swartzendruber. Lori Yedlik. Kim Chabal. Laurie Yakish. Colene Brenneman. Holly Krueger. Michelle Krueger. Chris Less BASEBALL (L to R) Front row—Kevin Dauber. Brad Musser. Dennis Womer. Danny Bontrager—mgr.. Shane Nicola. Allen Goody Row 2— Joel Yedlik. Rick Grostic. Greg Dauber. Dennis Chabal. Phil Forbes. John Swailes. Scott Stahmer Row 3—Coach Ford. Tim Stebral. Bruce Kout. Gary Feldman. Andy Pechous, Doug Kautz. Neil Forbes. Jeremy Shanklin. Grant Evans 30 1984 , ORGANIZATIONS j FFA First Row: (L to R) Advisor Dean Rodgers. President Deb Eden. Vice President Jeff Huff. Treasurer Andy Pechous. Secretary Lora Prybil. Sentinel Russ Rayner. Second Row: Mark Lenz. Kevin Hotz. Neil Forbes. Tim Lorack. Scott Heitland. Shawn Werbach. Third Row: Kevin Marshak. Russ Sexton. Gary Musser. Keith Lenz, Rod Hotz, Kevin Daub er. Gary Feldman. Fourth Row: Tig Johnson. Grant Evans, Scott Stahmer. John Swails. J. D. Wollarb, Lyle Sexton. Dennis Womer. Roger Barnes. FFA Chapter Sweetheart — Debora Eden The Lone Tree FFA was very active and received many awards the past year. The Jr. Soil Judging teams won 1st and 2nd place in the Tri County Soil Judging held near Parnell. The Sr. Soil Judging team placed third in the District Contest and qualified for the state contest at Ames. At the Sub-District contest in West Liberty, the Secretary’s Book and Treasurer’s Book received gold awards and the Reporters Scrapbook a silver. Deb Eden received a gold in extemp-speaking, and Lora Prybil a silver award in Public Speaking. Gary Musser won a silver award in the welding contest. At the State Conference in Des Moines, Deb Eden and Lora Prybil became the first girls from the Lone Tree Chapter to receive their Iowa Farmer Degrees. The Chapter also received a silver award for their B.O.A.C. activity of establishing a tree nursery near the school shop. 32 FHA Front Row: L to R Kelli Dixon. Lori Yedlick. Mrs. Nicola (advisor) Chris Lem, Beth Telford Second Row: Kim Chabal. Sandy Flake. Honda Evans, Andrea Strabala FHA Favorite Fellow Ron Flake FHA Hero began the school year with a banana split par- ty, held on September 13, 1983 in the Home Economics room. At this time, the yearly calendar of events was pre- sented to the members for their approval. Some of our activities for the 1983-84 school year were as follows: Sold athletic poster ads, worked at football and basketball concession stands, attended the District Meeting at Benton Community School, gave a party at the Care Center, had a cookie exchange at East Side Village, had a Christmas party for members, went on a Career Trip to Cedar Rapids, attend- ed State Leadership Conference in Des Moines, and partici- pated in FHA HERO Week. Our membership for this year was very small, but we hope the 1984-85 school year will show a large increase in membership!! 33 SPANISH CLUB (L to R) Front row—Adviser Miss Welter, Scott Schumacher, Allen Goody. Jeremy Shanklin, David Reed, Shane Nicola. 2nd row—Jodi Menzer, Lynnel Thomas. Angie Mulcahy. Dawn Alcock, Barb Kout, Cari Kennedy. Angie Kennedy, Dawn Rocca, Kara Rayner, 3rd row—Tina Wollrab. Joel Yedlik, Michelle Krueger. Holly Krueger. Pam Vrchoticky. Susan Reed. Van Musser. Dan- ny Bontrager. 4th row—Bonnie Westfall. Donna Nicklaus, Kelly Dixon. Jeanne Alt. Romona Parizek. Julie Terhune. Terri Westerhoff, Eric Brissee, Andrea Strabala. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (L to R) Adviser Mr. McAllen. Kevin Stebral, Donna Nicklaus. Rick Musser, Lora Prybil. Trisha Comer. Mary Rayner. Deb Eden. Not pictured Mike Waldschmidt 34 NEWSPAPER STAFF Front row: (L to R) Deb Eden. Trisha Comer, Jeanne Alt, Cindy Goody Second row: Teresa Waldschmidt. Andrea Strabala. Cheryl Hotz, Ms. Welter (advisor) Lora Prybil, Danny Bontrager STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: (L to R) Brad Musser. Jeremy Shanklin. Gary Feldman, Doug Kautz, Mary Rayner, Deb Eden. Mr. Mougin (advisor) Second row: Kara Rayner. Scott Schumacker. Holly Krueger. Brad Shingledecker, Jill Green. Rick Musser DRAMA CLUB (L to R)—Ron Flake. Jeanne Alt. Angie Mulcahy. Dawn Alcock. Trisha Comer. Lisa Schuessler. Chris Lenz. Advisor Mr. McAllen 36 CONCERT BAND (L to R) 1st row Jeanne Alt. Lisa Schuessler, Barb Kout, Teresa Waldschmidt. Kara Rayner, Stacy Swartzendruber, Cathy Brenneman. 2nd row Cindy Goody. Laura Yakish, Tina Wollrab. Donna Nicklaus. Chris Lenz. Brad Musser. Holly Krueger. Bruce Kout. Kevin Marshek. Kay Stahmer. Deb Eden 3rd row Colene Brenneman. Michelle Krueger. Lynnel Thomas. Jodi Menzer. Cheryl Hotz. Lisa Marshek. Phil Forbes. Paul Bevans. Gary Feldman. Russ Rayner. Kevin Stebral. Tim Stebral. 4th row Shane Nicola. Kelly Dixon. Lori Yedlik, Mark Lenz. Richie Burr. Rusty Sexton. Joel Yedlik. Allen Goody. Jamie Johnson. Mary Rayner. Jill Green. Mr. Lodin. 5th row Carmen Brenneman. Peggy Dixon. Rick Musser. Donnie Morrison. Brian Less. JAZZ BAND (L to R) 1st row Brad Musser. Bruce Kout. Kay Stahmer. Tim Stebral. Jeanne Alt. Chris Lenz. 2nd row Lisa Schuessler. Cindy Goody. Kelly Dixon. Shane Nicola. Lori Yedlik. Richie Burr. 3rd row Mr. Lodin. Peggy Dixon. Brian Less. Rick Musser. 4th row Donnie Morrison, Kevin Stebral. Mary Rayner, Jill Green, Phil Forbes, Russ Rayner, Gary Feldman. 37 SWING CHOIR (L to R) Front row—Cathy Brenneman. Peggy Dixon Row 2—Barb Kout. Pam Vrchoticky. Angie Mulcahy, Kay Stahmer Row 3—April Alcock. Laurie Yakiah, Sue Oberman. Dawn Alcock. Cheryl Hotz Row 4—Shane Nicola, Joel Yedlik, Scott Schumacher. Doug Kautz. Bret Horrell. Shane Hauser CHORUS (L to R) Front row—Diane Musser, Kim Vinton. Michelle Huff. Sue Oberman. Stacy Swartzendruber. Carmen Brenneman. Psm Vrchoticky. Kay Stahmer. Susan Reed. Barb Kout. Tina Wollrab Row 2—Peggy Dixon. Micki Havel. Cheryl Hotz. Jodi Menzer. Lisa Marshek. Colene Brenneman. Angie Mulcahy. Dawn Alcock. Lynnel Thomas. Cathy Brenneman. Jenni- fer Lloyd Row 3—April Alcock. Laurie Yakish. Holly Krueger. Michelle Krueger. Doug Kautz. Bruce Kout. Tim Stebral, Bret Horrell. Phil Forbes. Scott Schumacher Row 4—Shane Nicola. Shane Hauser. Phil Green. Joel Yedlik. Kevin Marshek. Gary Feldman. Bryan Less. Tig Johnson. Russ Sexton. Garry Kent 38 THE PRIDE OF 1983 The 1983 Pride of Lone Tree “Marching Lions” was a select band comprised of 40 horns, 10 percussionists, 12 flag corp, 4 rifle corp, and 2 drum majors, Kara Rayner and Jamie Johnson. This fall the band marched in five home foot- ball games and three contests. They received a division III rating on Oct. 8, at the IHSMA Marching Band Contest in Bettendorf and the following weekend traveled to West Des Moines to take 3rd place honor in the Valleyfest IV March- ing Competition. The “Rainbow Connection” colorguard also received “Outstanding Colorguard of the Class” award. The same evening the band competed in Knoxville at the 1983 Mid-Iowa Combine Marching Competition and received the 2nd place trophy. The band ended the season Nov. 3 with “Stadium Echoes,” the Marching Lion’s first annual indoor marching show. 39 1984 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING ROYALTY (Left to Right) 1st row King Ron Flake. Queen Lora Prybil. 2nd row Jeff Karr. Trisha Comer. April Alcock. Rick Musser. O.K. shut off the lights and let’s dance. HOMECOMING The Senior “Kazoo Band. The Senior Float. 7th grade float. 4 1 The Junior’s 1st place float. Even the kindergarten supports the Lions. 42 HOMECOMING Somebody call the fire department, we've got a fire. Where’s the Beef. we’re having a barbeque. Booster Club float Cathy’s trying to be an airplane again. Cheerleader Decking the Halls Hey Lora, quit squinting Come on you two, smile. THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT 45 VALENTINE DANCE (L to R) Rick Musser. April Alcock. King Doug Kauts. Queen Deb Eden. Trisha Comer. Mike Waldschmidt. February 10, 1984 marked the day of the First Annual Valentine’s Dance. The Junior Class spon- sored the dance providing music and refreshments. Attendants were Rick Musser, April Alcock, Trisha Comer, Mike Waldschmidt. Later on that evening, Doug Kautz and Deb Eden were crowned King Queen. 46 BANANA AWARDS Ms. Crawford takes Laurie on a man hunt after the Variety Show. This year’s Variety Show involved several hours of hard work and planning by the students, as well as Ms. Crawford and Mr. Lodin. The end result was the “Banana Awards,” an hour and a half of singing, playing, laughing, and all out fun. Big name acts such as Horn Hospital, The Little Leaguers, and the Lone Tree Chorus were presented with the Top Banana Award and performed for everyone. Even the Big Banana himself made an appearance to present Ms. Crawford and Mr. Lodin with a big banana and flowers. The audience got their moneys worth in laughs and the students and teachers, though the work was hard, have good times and memories to keep forever. The seniors get together for one last picture after the Variety Show. 47 PROM 1984 Looking good. Senior 1984” Try again next year, Junior Claaa The theme of this year’s Junior-Senior Prom was “Up Where We Belong.” It was held on April 28, 1984 at the American Legion in Lone Tree, Iowa. The American Legion was decorated with rainbow colored balloons and crepe paper streamers. The junior mothers prepared the dinner for the evening. The meal consisted of: roasted pork loin, baked potatoes, peas and shells, rolls, shrimp cocktail, relish tray, and cherry cheese cake. It was served by the sophomores. Following the meal guest speaker Doug Hofmeister spoke on his memories of his first prom. Then senior class president Deb Eden gave her comments and junior president Brad Shingledecker gave his comments. It was a very memorable evening and a night where we were “Up Where We Belonged. 49 50 Dalice Butterfield Dennis Chabal Curt Comer Kelly Dixon Nell Forbes Misti Galloway Lynn Godsey Jill Green Scott Heitland Rodney Hotz Jeff Huff Bruce Kout JUNIORS Todd Krueger Tim Lorack Scott Lutz Gary Musser Sue Oberman Andy Pechous Tonya Prybil Brad Shingledecker Mindy Sotzen Kay Stahmer Andrea Strabala Jeff Terhune Sarah Walker Shawn Werbach Bonnie Westfall 52 SOPHOMORES Jeanne Alt Richard Applebee Roger Barnes Paul Bevans Danny Bontrager Colene Brenneman Eric Brisaee Steve Burns Richard Burr Kim Chabal Kevin Dauber Brian Evans Gary Feldman Sandy Flake Philip Forbes Teri Forbes Cindy Goody Brett Horell Cheryl Hotz Jamie Johnson Angie Kennedy Mark Lenz Bryan Less Jennifer Lloyd Sonya Mangold Lisa Marshek Brad Musser Diana Musser Ramona Parizek Allen Peek Kara Rayner Dawn Rocca Tim Stebral Stacy Swartzendruber Beth Telford Julie Terhune Teresa Waldschmidt Terri Westerhoff Leigh Westfall Dennis Womer 54 55 Dawn Alcock Carmen Brenneman Peggy Dixon Greg DuBoia Grant Evans Jeff Evans Allen Goody Rick Grostic Shane Hauser Micki Havel Michelle Huff Tig Johnson Cari Kennedy Garry Kent Barb Kout Holly Kreuger Michelle Krueger Kevin Marshek Jodi Menzer Donald Morrison Angela Mulcahy Van Musser Shane Nicola Vincent Owen David Reed Susan Reed Brett Schaapveld Scott Schumacher Rusty Sexton Jeremy Shanklin Scott Stahmer John Swails Lynnell Thomas Kim Vinton Pam Vrchoticky Tina Wollrab Joel Yedlik FRESHMEN 56 57 1984 JUNIOR HIGH 59 William Alt Jackie Anderson Dean Dauber Scott Feldman Phillip Fiaher Steve Flake Glen Forbes Kathy Ford Amy Green Doug Green Danny Karr Eric Kirkpatrick Doug Langenberg Chris Less Danniel Lloyd Ronald Lothridge Cindy Musser Michelle Owen Micheal Peek Julie Poggenpohl Matt Rocca Rod Slaughter Julie Sotzen Roger Swartzendruber Shelly Telford Kelli Westfall Diane Waldschmidt Carol Walker Mark Westerhoff Not pictured: Chris Webb Matt Trexel 60 Mike Bontrager Cassandre Burns Dale Butterfield Misty Cunningham Charles Dunning Laurie Evans Amy Forbes Ranae Forbes Peggy Frazer Cindy Godsey Chris Grostie Gary Hotz Jeremy Hotz Beth Ipsen Amy Klebe Marnie Kout Jana Lemley Kevin Lenz Randy Mougin Jenny Mueller Catherine Mulcahy Coleen Schuessler Steve Sedlacek Chris Sojka Tonya Treiber Nathan Trexel Amy Vinton Judy Walker Scott Westerkoff Brian Westfall Tanya Wollrab Denise Womer 61 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL (L to R) 1st. row Tanya Wollrab. Kathy Ford. Amy Klebe. Diane Waldschmidt. Beth Ipsen, Laurie Evans. Tonya Treiber. Cassandra Burns. Amy Green. 2nd row Misty Cunnigham. Denise Womer, Marnie Rout. Jenny Mueller. Amy Forbes. Chris Less. Ranae Forbes. Michell Owens. Coleen Schuessler. Coach Mougin. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL (L to R) 1st. row Gary Hotz. Chris Sojka. Randy Mougin. Jeremy Hotz. Brian Westfall. Mike Bontrager. Scott Westerhoff. 2nd row Steve Flake. Chris Grostic. Nathan Trexel. Rod Slaughter. Dean Dauber. Bud Butterfield. Doug Langenberg. Bill Alt. 3rd row Coach Mr. Baumann. Mark Westerhoff. Doug Green. Matt Trexel. Scott Feldman. Danny Karr. Matt Rocca, Kevin Lenz. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK Front Row (L to R) Chris Sojka. Randy Mougin, Steve Flake, Mike Bontrager, Jeremy Hotz, Bill Alt. Mike Peek. Row 2: Gary Hotz, Scott Westerhoff. Nathan Trexel, Chris Grostic, Dean Dauber. Rod Slaughter. Doug Langenberg. Danny Lloyd. Row 3: Dale Butterfield. Mark Westerhoff. Doug Green. Matt Trexel. Matt Rocca. Kevin Lenz, Coach Chuck Baumann. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK Front Row (L to R) Tanya Trieber. Judy Walker. Peggy Frazer. Cindy Godsey. Shelly Telford. Amy Vinton. Diane Waldschmidt. Cindy Musser, Amy Green, Cassandra Burns. Row 2: Misti Cunningham. Julie Poggenphol. Jackie Ander- son, Catherine Mulchay. Amy Klebe. Laurie Evans. Beth Ipsen. Ranae Forbes. Tanya Wollrab. Amy Forbes. Row 3: Coach Jerry Ford. Carl Walker. Michelle Owen. Marnie Kout. Chris Less. Denise Womer. Coleen Schuessler. Kathy Ford. 63 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 64 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS L to R. Row I: Cindy Musser. Amy Green. Jenny Mueller, Denise Womer, Amy Forbes. Row 2: Peggy Frazer. Amy Vinton, Shelly Telford. Gary Hotz, Amy Klebe. Beth Ipsen. Tanya Wollrab, Renae Forbes. Marnie Rout. Matt Rocca. Row 3: Chris Less, Kathy Ford, Diane Waldschmidt, Charles Dunning, Kevin Lenz, Randy Mougin, Doug Langenberg. Roger Swartzendruber. Mr. Lodin. Row 4: Ron Lothridge, Rod Slaughter. Dan Karr, Scott Feldman. Coleen Schuessler. JUNIOR HIGH BAND L to R. Row I: Amy Green, Amy Vinton. Diane Waldschmidt, Beth Ipsen. Randy Mougin. Gary Hotz. Cindy Musser. Shelly Telford. Renee Forbes. Tanya Wollrab. Row 2: Peggy Frazer, Judy Walker, Julie Sotzen, Laurie Evans. Brian Westfall. Jeremy Hotz. Chris Grostic. Cindy Godsey. Julie Poggenpohl. Tonya Trieber. Row 3: Michelle Owen. Catherine Mulcahy. Amy Forbes. Chris Sojka, Eric Kirkpatrick. Bill Alt. Kathy Ford. Marnie Kout. Jackie Anderson. Row 4: Misty Cunningham. Jenny Mueller. Coleen Schuessler. Chris Less. Doug Green. Roger Swartzendruber. Matt Trexel, Denise Womer, Kelli Westfall. Amy Klebe. Mrs. Crawford. 65 1984 FACULTY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Dr. Robert Glasford, Superintendent Elementary Principal Karl Kuhlmann Jr. Sr. High Principal Lorraine Grecian Secretary Lucille Green Secretary Mary Lena Secretary Rose Mary Lewis Secretary Treasurer SCHOOL BOARD (L to R) 1st row: Rose Mary Lewis. Audrey Dodson. Pres.. Judy Musser 2nd row: Tom Sorden. Dr. Robert Glasford. Loran Yoder. Loren Eden 67 Charles Baumann Social Studies Kyle Comer Secondary Math LuRae Crawford Vocal Music Jerry Ford Social Studies Rockne Foreman Business Education Ann Halsch Title I Nancy Hoegh Art Douglas Hofmeister Physical Education Mike Kautz Science Dennis Lodin Instrumental Music Tom McAllen Secondary English David Marshall Industrial Arts 68 Regina Mottet Substitute Teacher Art Joe Mougin Guidance Counselor Sharon Nicola Home Economics Lonnie Powers Jr. High Science Andrea Rauer Librarian Dean Rodgers Vocational Agriculture Mary Smith Resource Room Jill Welter Spanish English 69 COOKS L. to R. Jane Brenneman. Lillian Angerer. Becky Green, Bonnie Schumacher, not pictured Grynneth Parizek BUS DRIVERS L. to R. Tom Langenberg, Diane Muaaer, Shirley Ipsen, Velma Kasper. Miriam Hunter. Wilbur Huff, not pictured Andrea Brenneman. CUSTODIANS Mark Lake S.I.D” 70 Mr� . Westlake Stephanie Diltz Tracy Eden Greg Feldman Robby Ford Pat Horell Robby Kasper Kris Larkin Alysa Lemley Jessica Lloyd Renee Magruder Shonda Menzer Richard Mougin Missy Murdock Becky Musser Brenda Robertson Cynthia Rogan Tony Schaapveld Angie Sexton Casey Shingledecker Travis Swenson Lynnette Varner Cory Wolfe Curt Yedlik Mrs. Laugalis Bonnie Alt David Best Clint Brenneman Karleen Brenneman Lonnie Bontrager Tara Buttz Shelly Eden Steve Fisher Sunny Fraser Debbie Green Heather Hain Alcia Havel Mike Kasper Kevin Klebe Matt Langenberg Kelli Lutz Not pictured: Roberta Wade 73 Brenda Nicklaua Missy O'Leary Angie Telford Todd Thomas Ken Vrchoticky Nick Venena Ms. Prizler Cynthia Alt Luke Baker Brian Bell Angela Burr Kelli Burr Terry Dunning Mark Eden Brian Gingerich Ted Huff Dawn Jarrard Ryan Kennedy Debbie Klemp Brian Lothridge Karen Marshek Jeff Moeller Michelle Morrison Stephen Palmer Angie Pettitt Tracy Riggan Thersa Rogan Sheila Sexton Ben Sorden Darin Swartzendruber Michelle Trieber Sonya Vanderlinden Vicki Yedlik 6TH GRADE CONT. 5TH GRADE 7 a 4TH GRADE Miss Anderson Holly Alcock Valerie Alt Darla Bell Heather Bell Chad Berry Jered Brenneman Phillip Brenneman Rachael Brown Ron Calnert Jason Chown Shane Cunningham Taiya Doescher Brian Eden Jason Eules Todd Forbes Joey Ipsen Jason Jenks Karin Kerf Adrienne Kruse Matt Mangold Jeremiah Merres Greg Pechman Errin Prybil Dawn Rayner Wynnette Thomas Candence Turnier NOT PICTURED: Clayton Harkness 75 Mr. Stole Chris Applebee Suzie Brinkmeyer Yancey Dautremont Justin Eden Michelle Forbes Amamda Klemp Gary Knebel Melissa Krueger Ryan Magruder Jason Moeller Sonda Prybil Matt Rittennmeyer Stefanie Ronan Lore Swartzendruber Pacia Thomas Lisa Ulin Kim Watkinson Mrs. Kaloupek Jason Best Matt Greazil Mike Jones Danny Kasper Lis Langeburg Jasin Le Gare Elizabeth Rocca Shannon Ronan Andy Russell Ben Schaapveld Shannon Schafer Darren Schuesller Kerry Smith Carl Snakenberg Eric Sojka Eric Trudo Melanie Wessley Curt Yedlik 76 Mrs. Gear Brad Bell Andy Ecknlh Rachel Goody Ben Hotz Bobby Lothridge Stacha Musser Bekka Riley Megan Somthers Amanda Sorden Jenny Swenspn Amanda Thoreson Keely Varner Renee Watkinson Christopher Wessley Andy Westlake Ryan Yoder Mrs. Ford Rachel Baker Micah Blakley Nathan Brown Regan Buttz Allison Diltz Shannon Eden Toots Gordon Tracy Jenks Andy Loan Rachel Mangold Neal Menzer Bellana Rayner Morgan Rippleton Adam Waldschmidt Denise Waldschmidt Lane Yoder 77 Mrs. Ogren Melinda Buline Sarah Cutler Josh Ewers Johanna Forbes Rick Hain Chanda Kregel Shawn Larkin Emily Marshall Chad Mullinnix Ben Pettitt Danny Rayner Angie Ronan Pat Schaapveld Alisa Swartzendruber Vince Thomas Greg Wieland Kirsten Wolfe Andy Manes Mrs. Sladek Carey Sanderson Andy Bell Amy Burr Shawn De Good Sheri Eden Steffanie Forbes Brian Greasel Katie Kleinmeyer Jeremy Le Gare Keith Marshek Theron Nealson Anthony Noble Chris Simmons Kelsi Snakenburg Jeremy Surratt April Wieland Jill Yedlik 78 Mrs. Bird Jered Anderson Christopher Berry Jennifer Bock Greg Brinkemeyer Carisa Dartermont Jessica Duffey Cassie Galloway Kristine Hain Becky Keep Angie Koedam Bradley Kruse Kare Musser Carrie Parizek Breea Rayner Anne Trudo Richard Wessley Krista Yedlik Darren Yoder Jason Boyd Natlie Brown Anne Kasper Leanne Kleinmeyer Catrina Pettit Christina Richard Ryan Schaapveld Jessica Schneider Corisa Sexton Lance Sheldon Andy Slaughter Kevin Spears Melissa Surratt Timothy Watkinson 79 PARENTS FANS This page is dedicated to all those parents and fans who have supported us through the year. There’s no way we could repay you for everything that you’ve done. But we would like to say Thank-you because to us you’ll always be Number 1. 80 ] [ 1984 ADVERTISING LOW-INTEREST STUDENT LOANS FARMER'S MERCHANT'S SAVINGS BANK ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 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 Congratulations Class of 1984 83 PETSEL'S DX Lone Tree, Iowa Phone: 629-5318 Home of the Slab BOB PEARSON TRUCKING Congratulations to the Class of ’84 LONE TREE AUTO AND WELDING Phone: 629-4938 Lone Tree I B Petsel PAUL A. KASPER “Congratulations , to the class of 84“ Complete Car, Truck, Tractor Repair Shop and Portable Welding Phone 629-5336 or 629-4272 YAKISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Homes Remodeling L Backhoe Lime Spreading Ph. 629-4906 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 T Feed and Grain Co. B-P Feeds Robert Yakish, Owner Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5357 Grind Mfx — Fence — Seed Phone 629-5311 Congratulations to the Class of ‘84 . Van’s Electric Inc. Home and Farm Wiring Electrical Repairs Phone 629-4621 or 629-5110 ' Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Repairing ii m imis j � m iiiit dave’s body AND FENDER Glass Installation-Painting Frame Work-Alignments LONE TREE. IOWA 629-4261 84 Congratulations Senior Class SORDENS LONE TREE HEALTH Furniture Funeral Service Lone Tree, Iowa CARE CENTER DALE VANDEWATER, ADMINISTRATOR Tom Sorden-T. J. Sorden 629-5118 LONE TREE. IA 52755 HOME 319-338-0608 OFFICE 319-629-4255 BRENNEMAN AND SONS Daily Grain Markets Custom Trucking Bonded Grain Dealers YOUNG INSURANCE THINK INSURANCE THINK YOUNG LONE TREE . IOWA 52755 PHONE (3191 629-4922 Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4265 Congratulations to the class of ’84 Congratulations Seniors Best of luck “Little B’S” Bar DR. KEITH F. MILLS Dallas Betty Simmons 629-4960 FOUNTAIN OF FLOWERS AND GIFTS Only our standards are high, not our prices. Galloways Super Service Julie Buline 629-5522 Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 Best Wishes Graduates Lone Tree, IA. Phone: 629-5212 JIM’S SUPER VALU West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-4214 DEVRIES EQUIPMENT CO. Dependability and Dealers Make the Difference. Highway 6 East West Liberty 627-4323 KEN'S WELDING On The lob Repair Service Repair — Custom Fabrication Ken Wright—Owner RR I Box 154 West Liberty, Iowa Phone 319 627-268H H.D. CLINE CO. Bill Yerington INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Bill Cline West Liberty, Iowa Phone 627-2011 ml west liberty state bank P. O. BOX 78 WEST LIBERTY. IOWA 52776 FDIC Phone 319 627-2191 KALONA SALES BARN, Inc. TELEPHONE 656-2222 HORSE SALE FIRST MONDAY OE EACH MONTH HOC SAIE EVERY WEDNESDAY 12 � PM CATTLE SHEEP SALE EVERY THURSDAY 10 10 A M KALONA LOCKER INC. canned beef. pork, and chicken prize winning sausage producta. Custom Processing and Beef Quarters for Sale 656-2712 Kalona. Iowa FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Kalona, IA. 52247 Phone 656-2265 86 KEITH FORBES IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY, INC. SMOTHERS INSURANCE AGENCIES, INC Lone Tree, Iowa Phone 629-4921 • Daily Grain Market • Shivers Circulators • Tox-O-Wik Portable Grain Driers • Complete Line of Farm Chemicals • Licensed Firearms Dealer • “If we don’t have it you don't need it. Iowa City, Iowa Phone 383-7934 Coralville, Iowa Phone 354-7547 M.F.S. GRAIN BINS Lincoln Mutual Insurance Association For All Insurance Needs THE FEED SHED “Congratulations to the Class of 84’ ’ Feed, Fencing, Animal Care, And Standard Oil Products We make it right. 2237 HUFF ROOFING and GUTTER 629-4965 Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5423 Lone Tree FORD Pyramid Services, Inc. 390 Highland Av Iowa City, IA 3370133 Nothing Runs Like A Deere WINEBRENNER 217 STEVENS DRIVE P.O. BOX 2268 IOWA CITY. IOWA 52244 Phone: 338-7811 STERLING DIAMONDS WATCHES IERTEEN 6c STOCKER JEWELERS A WATCHMAKERS Iowa City. Iowa 52240 WOMER'S GARAGE Sandroad Iowa City, la. 52240 TELEPHONE 330 4212 101 S DuBJOuE ST JEFFERSON BLDG Phone 351-9295 Route 4 Iowa City GAY LOCKER CO complete processing service The Gay way from farm to table 1421 Water front Dr Iowa City, la. Dial 337-2167 See us for a complete line of Polaris snowmobiles, parts and accessories. POLARIS Accept no substitutes. JERRY’S SNOWMOBILES Phone 351-6946 Route 4, Iowa City HILL'S GRAIN AND FEED Kent Feed grinding, mixing, bulk feed delivery grain drying and storage Hills, Iowa Phone 648-3571 THE GUARANTEED FEED ELDON C. STUTSMAN, INCORPORATED HILLS. IOWA 52235 319 679-2281 88 PARIZEK CONST. Lone Tree, IA. 629-5588 Farm Home Remodeling Custom Built Pole Barns LONE TREE REPORTER Weekly since 1892 Phone: 629-5207 Box 235 Lone Tree, IA. West Liberty Enterprise; West Liberty’s largest weekly newspaper West Liberty, la 627-4828 RON'S FEED SERVICE, INC. Nichols, Iowa Phone 723-4234 W;1Y «L-. LABORATORY j ANIMAL 0 15 “' 1-1 NIWIAL ■ la J MIALTM Tomorrows Feed Today KILE'S FEED. AND CRAIN Nichols, Iowa Kent Feed Bulk Beam Meal Grind and Mix Grain Dealer | IC fW • J Gram Storage Northrup King Seeds THE GUARANTEED FEED ELDER IMPLEMENT CO. HESTER'S GRAIN AND FERTILIZER, INC. limj 52766 MASSEY-FERGUSON • NEW HOLLAND WHITE • NEW IDEA 'ARLS-WAY UK 1-800-272-6466 319-723-4411 319-723-4553 723-4329 Nichols MAX’S LOUNGE Hills, Iowa 52755 Compliments of: DR. H.E. WEIMER VETERINARIAN Riverside, Iowa SPENLER TIRE SERVICE Radial Tire Headquarters PASSENGER—TRUCK FARM—INDUSTRIAL RETAIL—WHOLESALE Intersection Hwys 1 218 Hwy 1, Iowa City (Across from Vardway Plaza) 338-9481 yfTC - DR. DONALD F. MOSSMAN, Veterinarian 203 DEVOES ST. LONE TREE, IOWA 52755 Phone 629-5322 R.D. Elliot Veterinarian Lone Tree, Iowa 629-5661 1111] min the F stop.. cgmcroS mpply mm EZE 21 5 E WASHINGTON IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 3S4-4719 FARMHAND Your Farm Equipment Headquarters FARMERS SUPPLY SALES INC. Hwy. 22 East 656-2291 Kalona, Iowa 90 © ■ peoples national bank of columbusjunction PEOPLES T RUST W SAVinGS B AtlK c'cmVirc Our 56th year ■ SERVICE 1 BANK, 1928-1984 - 3 .f-, Columbus Junction, Iowa 52738 319-728-2226 Your Independent FIDIO Community Bank Hair Quarters ■ Branch Office' Hills, Iowa Hair styling for men and women PAT MILLER tSSSSSSZ 679-2828 A THE Nexxus Full Service •,' .'•£ r r W Salim ft 0 n Apple Pectin 101 Devoe St. £ 319-629-5259 Lone Tree ft Jane Pilcher Stylist Owner MAY DRUG STORE P.O. Box 189 Columbus Jet.. IA 52738 Your Prescription is Our Business’ Phone 728-3221 Hanks Used Cars Trucks “We Buy - Sell - Or Trade” Don Hanks 319-629-5117 Lons Tree, Is. 52755 A? TOOL SUPPLY 1 0 .V ADLER sales RDYAI service KOYrtL SUPPLIES SMITH-CORONA DAVE STEVE P.O. Box 522 1430 Waterfront Drive Phone 338-11 ?l Iowa City, la. 52240 STEVE'S TYPEWRITER OFFICE FURNITURE COPIERS CALCULATORS 816 SOUTH GILBERT CASH REGISTERS IOWA CITY. IOWA TIME CLOCKS 351-7929 BELLS RED BARN MARKET RETAIL WHOLESALE WATERMELON CANTALOUPE BUS. PH. 319-725-6631 HOME 629-4982 CONESVILLE, IA 52739 Kent Studio 412 Highland Ave. Iowa City. IA 337-3331 Seniora. Families Children Pets Weddings Lots more Columbus Junction STATE BANK BOX' 271, QOLUMBUS JUNCTION. IOWA 52738 FDIC MEMBER IOWA STATE BANK 8c TRUST COMPANY see us for student loans through our guaranteed student loan program “THERES NO PARTNER LIKE A BANKER (319) 356-5800 Coraville 92 Dr. Lou Heber, Chiropractor CohiMbss Junction 11« N. Main Man. and Fri. 9:00-12:30 - 2:30-6:00 Wad. 1:00-6:00 Sat. 1:00-4:00 PH. 72«-2359 Lon Tret 101 DaVoa St. Tuas. and Thun. 9:00-12:30 • 2:30-6:00 Wed. 9:00-11:30 Sot. 9:00-11:30 PH. 629-5510 For all your party and rental need see us first. Your Supermarket of Rental Values 338-9711 PURINA CHOWS I WYFFELS V HYBRIDS 227 Kirkwood Avenue Gringers Feed Grain Inc. Hwy 218 South Iowa City. IA 52240 Phone 337-4171 Corner of . , in West Liberty A Columbus Maxson Streets 627-2966 bum Hills Bank P mV J -TrustCo. 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 — Serving thousands of customers one at a time — 679-2291 Hills 338-1277 Iowa City � 3 Jerry’s Jack Jill Food Center 629-4612 We are growing to serve you better Chown’s Appliance GE Amana Appliances Lenox Furnaces Nichols 723-4314 Chown’s Wood Crafts custom furniture Repair gun cabinets china cupboards wooden toys Nichols, la. (319) 723-4319 52766 Iowa City Landscaping • Planning Design Specialists • Consultation • Plant Materials • Retaining walls patios • Sodding 337-8351 705 Hwy. 1 w. Iowa City, la. Wieland Oil Co. Box N, Riverside, Iowa 648-3581 Dependable Service and Quality Products For Farm. Home and Industry Veterinary Associates Dr. Allen N. Lang Dr. J.R. Kennedy Dr. Robert Snakenberg Dr. David J. Nyren Dr. Wm. W. Gray 330 St. Iowa City, la. 3374212 BJ’s Longbranch open 10 am—2 am (.STANDARD Products Jobber Riverside. Iowa 94 SANDWICH! 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