Mid-East Conference

Former Members
Clarence-Lowden, 1980-81 thru 1992-93
East Central1980-81 thru 1992-93
Guttenberg1980-81 thru 1986-87
Lincoln, Stanwood1980-81 thru 1992-93
Lisbon1980-81 thru 1992-93
Midland1980-81 thru 1992-93
Northeast, 1987-88 thru 1992-93
Olin1980-81 thru 1992-93
Preston1980-81 thru 1992-93

Membership Timeline
1993-94: Lincoln, Stanwood and Clarence-Lowden consolidate to form North Cedar and, along with the rest of the conference (LisbonOlinMidlandNortheastPreston and East Central), disband the league to join with the six members of the Wapsie Conference to form the Big East Conference.
1987-88: Guttenberg leaves for the Upper Iowa Conference. Northeast joins. Membership remains at 8.
1980-81: LisbonOlinMidlandLincoln, Stanwood, and Clarence-Lowden of the Wapsie ConferencePreston and East Central of the disbanding Great River Conference; and Guttenberg of the Upper Miss Conference form the Mid-East Conference. Original Membership is 8.

As Football Only Conference
1980-81: Conference becomes all-sports league. East Dubuque (IL) is not included in the new association.
1978-79: Bellevue leaves for the all-sports Big Bend Conference. Membership decreases to 9.
1976-77: Clarence-Lowden and East Central join. Membership increases to 10.
1974-75: Bellevue joins. Membership increases to 8.
1973-74: Lisbon joins. Membership increases to 7.
1969-70: East Dubuque (IL) joins. Membership increases to 6.
1968-69: OlinMidlandLincoln, StanwoodPreston, and Guttenberg form the Mid-East Conference for football-only. Original membership is 5.