Former Members Ainsworth, 1953-54 thru 1959-60Cardinal, 1981-82 thru 1990-91 Central Lee, 1981-82 thru 1990-91 Columbus Community, 1926-27 thru 1990-91 Danville, 1960-61 thru 1980-81 Highland, 1965-66 thru 1990-91 Lone Tree, 1963-64 thru 1990-91 Louisa-Muscatine, 1963-64 thru 1990-91 Mediapolis, 1925-26 thru 1950-51; 1960-61 thru 1990-91 Morning Sun, 1925-26 thru 1950-51; 1960-61 thru 1980-81 New London, 1925-26 thru 1980-81 Pekin, 1981-82 thru 1990-91 Wapello, 1925-26 thru 1990-91 Wayland, 1951-52 thru 1961-62 Winfield, 1925-26 thru 1980-81 Membership Timeline 1991-92: All league schools (Cardinal, Central Lee, Columbus Community, Highland, Lone Tree, Louisa-Muscatine, Mediapolis, Pekin, and Wapello) leave to help form the Southeast Iowa Superconference. Conference disbands.1986-87: Cardinal joins. Membership increases to 9. 1981-82: Winfield-Mt. Union, Danville, New London, and Morning Sun leave to help form the Deerwood Conference. Central Lee and Pekin join from the disbanding Blackhawk Conference. Membership decreases to 8. 1965-66: Highland joins. Membership increases to 10. 1963-64: Lone Tree joins from the disbanding Eastern Iowa Conference. Louisa-Muscatine joins. Membership increases to 9. 1962-63: Wayland consolidates with Crawfordsville and Olds to form WACO. The new school competes in the Blackhawk Conference. Membership is 7. 1961-62: Winfield becomes Winfield-Mt. Union. Membership remains at 8. 1960-61: Danville, Mediapolis, and Morning Sun join form the Lemosa League. Ainsworth leaves for the Tri-County Conference. Membership is 8. 1951-52: Wayland joins. Mediapolis and Morning Sun leave to help form the Lemosa League. Membership decreases to 5. 1926-27: Columbus Junction joins. Membership increases to 6. Conference is renamed the Southeast Iowa Conference. 1925-26: Mediapolis, Winfield, New London, Morning Sun, and Wapello from the Consolidated Five Conference. Original membership is 5. |
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