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Con tent s Introduc tion ........ . _....... ...2 • Personnel ....... ....... ....... 10 Seniors ....... ....... ....... .44 • Juniors ....... .. . ....... .....88 Sophomores ....... ....... ... 100 Activities ....... ....... ...•... 118 Athletics ....... ....... ...... 172 Advertisements ....... ....... ..224 Index ....... ....... ....... ..241

Administration As the core of the school, all ideas and decisions revolve around the administrators. They are the year-to-year "chain" running through the institution that keeps it together. William Bogar, the principal, commented: "My basic educational philosophy is that each student is a person of intrinsic worth. "Individuals find their greatest satisfaction of basic needs of belonging, acceptance, and respect by interacting with other individuals in groups. It is through this process that we arrive at the best solutions to individual and group problems. Mr. Harry Kuklin: assistant principal of instruction

Miss Dorcas Weatherby: assistant principal of student services

"Every person is a person of extreme importance and we are concerned that the individual student is Number 1 at LHS."

Mr. William Bogar: principal Dave Sanchez, Dave Fen, Marga Silenieks, Jerry Mitchell, Felicia McWilliams

Mr. William Pfeiff: vice-principal

Dr. Windle Reel: Class of 1974 Mr. Gerald Holmberg: Class of 1974

Counseling Each counselor is specially trained in educational psychology and personnel work. His goal is to help each cou·nselee plan a relevant and educationally balanced high-school pro~ram tha t helps to prepare him for his futu re whether it be in higher education or in employment. The Developmental Learning Program (OLP) counselors wor k with the handicapped you th whose educational needs and emotional development are diffe ren t, in part, from that of most of his peers. A real atte mpt is made to reach every member in D LP during his three years at LHS. The counselor's goal is to assist each student to become socially, personally, ·and occupationally secure. His purpose is to have each graduate from this department a self -supporting, wel I-adjusted, responsible citizen of his com mun ity. 14

Dr. Louise Baugher: Class of 1973

Mrs. Ruby Grell: Class of 1973

Mr. Grell

Mr. Marvin Rader: Class of 1974

Mrs. Jean Kleitscti: Class of 1973

Twinkie

Mrs. Harriet Cross: Class of 1975

Dr . Cross

Mr. James Peters: Class of 1975 Mrs. Peters, Bruce, Brent

Mrs. Alma Howdeshell: Classes of 1973, 1975

"This above all: to thine own self be true," might be Mrs. Howdeshell's advice to Charles Baldwin.

Miss Irene Martin: depart ment chairman, Nebraska Curric ulum 12

Mrs. Ruth Gartner: Journalism, Advocate, Links

English The goals of the English Department are to encourage the student to develop clear, discriminating think ing processes; to foster a sensitivity to, understanding of, and appreciation for I iterature of differ ent times and countries; to provide litera ry conte nt for objective critiqu e and analysis; to train the individual to recognize fine . literature; and to improve communication by understanding the English language and through it to successfully express his thoughts.

Mrs. Judith Keller: American Literature, short

courses

Mrs. Karen Jones: sophomore English, Speed Reading

Scruffy

Mrs. Virginia Safford: English 3-4 Mrs. Thelma Thompson: Ju ni or English, Black Literature

Mrs. Dorothy Porter: courses

English 3-4, short

Mrs. Merrell Grant: Nebraska Curriculum 11, American Literature Mrs. Kathryn Raymer: Nebraska Curriculum 10, short courses

Mrs. Jean Furr: English 3-4, American Literature

Miss Wanda Literature

Crawmer:

Mrs. Ruth Lyness: American Nebraska Curriculum 11

Mr. Robert Fey: Speech, Drama, Stagecraft

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Senior

Composition,

Literature,

English

Mrs. Jill Hanshew: German Mr. Hanshew, Ken

Mrs. Shirley Scheer: French

Miss Teresina Danese: Spanish

Foreign Language F ir st through fo u rt h levels (on demand) o f French, German, and Spanish are offered b y the Foreign Language Department. The fi rs t tw o concentrate on listening and speaking while in tr o d u ci n g basic grammar . Level three concludes the grammar study and broadens the reading and w ri ti n g abilities; level fo u r offers grammar review and concentrates on the reading o f materials o f classic lit e ra ry value.

Mr. Robert Compton: department chairman, Biolog y Mr. Carl Manthey: Biolog y, Physiology

Science

Mr: Bill Leffler: Biolog y Mrs. Genevieve Huffer: Health Related Occupations

Laboratory oriented, the Science Department aims to provide individualized participation for each student. A common method of teaching is to give the student a science problem with several possible approaches which he is to sift through until he finds the one , most logical and applicable to the situation. The science teachers' objective is for each student to be able to understand and keep up with the current developments in this field. Health Related Occupations is a three-year course offeri ng basic training in health-oriented basic training in health-oriented vocations. When the course is successfully completed, the student will have been instructed in the areas of medical office management and record keeping, assisting professional medical persons, home nursing, and hospital services. During his school years, he receives - scholastic credi t for "on-thejob" training.

Mr. Robert Dawson: Biology, Physics

M;. Melvin Simpson: Science, Aero-Science

Mr. Tom McClelland: Science Cotton

Mr. Leroy Colson: Chemistry, Science 1-2 Jeff, David, Taff y, Susan, Mrs. Colson

Mrs. Kathleen Skaggs: World Studies, American Hist ory MissJudy Roderick: American Hist ory, Inter natio nal Relations, 20th Century America

Mr. Tom Bassett: American Hist ory, shor t courses Reed Bassett

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Social Studies Achieved throu gh a study of a variety of cultures, with an emphasis on huma nity, the Social Studies Department has broadened its concepts to show how histo ry is determined by changing human values. A selection of short courses aids in giving the student insight into how people thoug ht, lived, and reacted in the p~st. In addition, they disclose how America has weathered its many ups and downs in its politic al, social, and economic growth in order to reach its status quo and position in world society.

Mr. Harold Scott: depart ment chairman, American Histor y, team teaching.

Mr. Joe Folsom: Economics, World Studies Mr. Alden Johnson: American Histor y, team teaching, short courses

Mr. William Story: World Studies, short courses

Mrs. Rae Marie Haws: World Studies, Council

Mrs. Barbara Buk: American History, World Studies Regal Duchess of V iscount

Mr. Donald Losh: Psycho logy, World Studies

Miss Wilhelmina Johnson: World Studies Mrs. Nancy Miller: teacher aide Mr. Buford Grosscup: Economics, short courses

Miss Frances Buell: de pa rtm en t ch air ma n, Ge om etr y, Pre-Calculus, sh or t co ur se s Mrs. Sarah Bates: Algebra, sh or t co ur se s

Mrs. Kathleen Worthington: Ge om etr y, Al ge br a

Mr. Charles Friesen: Ge om etr y, Pre-Calculus, Te nn is Co ac h

Mrs. Fr ies en

Mrs. Patience Fisher: Algebra, Geometry, Fortran , Computer

Mrs. Suzanne Heacock: Algebra Mrs. Lorraine Sutton: Geometry, Consumer Math •1'1

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Miss Dorthea Gore: de pa rt m en t chairman, Vocal Music

Mr. Ivan Caldwell: Vocal Music Mr. Orville Voss: In st ru m en ta l Music

Music The development o f the student's musicianship and the st im u la tio n o f his enjoyment o f music through understanding (both long-range benefits) are major goals o f the Music Department. Along w it h the personal satisfaction derived fr o m training w it h a group, the Music Department s tu d e n t may gain valuable experience b y performing fo r civ'ic, church, and o th e r public groups.

Mr. Merrill Peterso.n: Elementary Design, Commercial Art

Mrs. Joann Alfrey: department chairman, Drawing, General Art

Art The objectives of the Art Departme nt are to promote the student's aesthetic sensitivity and his receptiveness to his environme nt, to spur this discovery of self-identit y through visual arts and personal involveme nt, to increase his creativity and technical skills, to provide him with experience and artistic content for meaningfu l, critical judgments, and to help him understand mankind through his art heritage.

Mrs. Judith Thompson: Weaving, Pottery, Sculpture

Mr. Jerry Ball: Engine Mechanics, Drafting Jay, Mrs. Ball , Jill, Jodi.

Mr. Leander Stachura: Trade Electronics, short courses

Industrial Arts A variety of experiences in the fields of electronics, mechanics, woodworking, and architectural and mechanical drafting is offered to the student in the Industrial Arts Department. The department's over-all objective is to give the student a general orientation in the proper use of _ t he tools and machines involved in each of the areas. The basic goal is to assure that each student understands the theory and practical application of the subject he chooses.

Mr. LeRoy Michaelis: Trades, Woodworking Mr. Wayne Osborn: Silkscreen, short courses

Mr. Dean Clawson: department chairman, Architectural Drafting

Mr. Art Sutfin: Trade Machine Shop

Mr. Charles Wills: Mechanical Drafting Mr. Paul Adams: Crafts Mr. Dennis Weixelman: Auto Mechanics

Miss Jamesine Bourke: Bo ok ke ep ing ,

Business Law

Mrs. Helen Flanagan: Ty pin g, Business Principles

Miss Dorothy Dumpert: de pa rtm en t ch air ma n, Typing, Shorthand

Business Education Accuracy, attention to detail, and self-discipline are im po rta nt characteristics the student is expected to develop through training in the Business Education Department. The objectives of this department are tw of ol d: to give each student a basic understanding of business, and to bu ild competence to the degree which gives each Business Education major a marketable skill.

Miss Betty Heckman: Typing

Miss Lydia Lekai: Stenographic and Clerical Training

Mr. Gerald Gruber: Distributive Education

Despite changes in weather, Owen Kelley is at work at Norm's DX gas station.

Marlene Montero enjoys this "type'' of work, translating Spanish to English, at the PSAB .

Mark Weideman considers himself fortunate to have a job at Scott's Pancake House.

For an evening of entertainment, join Vergie Johnsen at Cinema I and 11. •

Peggy Champoux works in the cafeteria of Lincoln General Hospital as part · of her Health-Related Occupations studies.

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A program combining "on-the-job" learning and academic training was introduced at LHS this year. EPIC, Educational Participation In the Community, is part of a broader program designed to utilize all the learning resources of the community. Students receive credit for EPIC training which includes: work study, learning exchange, marketing, community service, National Youth Corps, and occupational training. EPIC was headed by Mr. Jerry Gruber. Other faculty members involved were Mrs. Genevieve Huffer, Mrs. Doris Brown, Mr. Dean Clawson, and Mr. Jerry Holmberg.

Duke Manley, who works in the auto shop at Montgomery Ward, knows that good vision is important for safe driving.

Mr. Richard Terry: Driver Education Mrs. Terr y

Mr. Max Lien: Driver Education

Mr. Andy Loehr: Driver Education Jeff, Ann ette , Mrs. Loehr

Driver Education · With emphasis on safety, the student in the Driver Education Department is taught good driving techniques to render him reasonably expert in this field. This is furt her accomplished by making him aware of the many hazards and responsibilities of driving.

Mr. Donavon Luedke: Driver Education Mr. Lyle Weyand: depa rtme nt chairman, Driver Education

Physical Education The trend in the Physical Education Department, this year, was in fo rm a lit y w it h emphasis on b o th individual and team sports. The departmental objective was each student's development in the personalized skills th a t carry over in to a d u lt life.

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R ow 1: M r. James H oy t, Mrs. Opal Stoehr, Mr. Marvin Mueller Row 2: Mr. Ray Fallstead, Mr. Gene Cotter

Mrs. Kathleen Sayre: dep artm ent cha irm an, Clo thin g and Tex tile s,

sho rt cou rses

Home Economics As a field of study, Home Economics is concerned wit h raising the level of human ideals and endeavor through the be tte rm en t of home and fam ily living. The fam ily continues to be the universal un it in society and the home, the setting for the development of human beings. Home-economics concepts, skills, and values have real meaning for the stu de nt in relation to present and fut ure living.

Mrs. Betty Quincy: sho rt courses Mrs. Doris Brown: Fam ily Living, sho rt courses

Mrs. Kay Lahrs: sho rt courses Mrs. Jean Bowman: Foo ds and

Nu trit ion , sho rt cou rses

Mrs. Carol Epp: school nurse

Special Services Mrs. Ruth Siefkes: school libra rian

Mr. James Sommers: athle tic dire ctor

Mr. John Bruce: elec troni cs media

L. Rhoades, se cr et ar y; V . Diffenderfer, registrar; A . Hibbert,

se cr et ar y.

LI B R A R Y STAFF: R. B et te nh au se n, S. Sc hn ab el .

OFFICE STAFF: G. O ls on , K. Bell, S. St ol l, E. G et te m y, A. R od ne y. A D M IN IS TR A TI V E AIDES: D. Fr y, W. Je nk in s, R. To ur ek .

Mrs. Karen Howland: ac co m pa ni st ; Mrs. Selma Jensen: Sn ac k fo od services.

Supportive Staff The basic frame work of Linco ln High School is strengthened by its supportive staff . Many differ ent talents are combined to sustain the school.

TEACHER AIDES: K. Nicolai , K. Dalton, J. Jiracek.

CAFE TERIA STAFF: J. McCann, J. Jones, V. Church, T. Hansen, M. Rheinhardt, D. Reznv, J. Van Nest, S. Eno, cafeteria manager; H. Beall, G. Kenny, M. Krcmarik, E. Lamb. Mr. David Reichel: head custodian.

EPIC AIDES : STAN DING : J. Broz, Elsenheimer, C. Romisch, R. Reier.

L. Van Norman. SEATED:

The Senior Class of 1973 Adams, Susan L.: Mummers; Mummers play cast; Mimes; All-school play cast; Musical crew; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers, Joy Night emcee.

Adkisson, Robin K.: Scribe typist, salesman; Mummers; Mimes; All-school play cast; Musical cast, crew, choreographer; Senior Choir; Madrigals; . Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Joy Night participant; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers.

Alexander, Lucinda B.

Alexander, Michael D.: honor roll.

Alverson, Steven R.: Doormen; Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Octet; Medical Club; Chess Club; Writers Club; honor roll.

Anderson, Bradley D.: Joy Night participant.

Anderson, Chris D.

Anderson, Paul E.

Susan Adams Lucinda Alexander Steven Alverson Chris Anderson

Robin Adkisson Michael Alexander Bradley Anderson Paul Anderson

The Centennial Mall is a perfect place for Senior Class officers Bill Noel, treasurer; Debbie Kennedy, president; Carla Blank, secretary; and Mike Fultz, vice-president, to gather before assuming the responsibilities of their offices.

Anderson, Sharon A.: Jun ior Steering Committee; Student Council; Ennead; Senior Choir; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Gle e; Sta te Mu sic Cli nic ; Varsity Volleyball; Reserve Cheerleaders; Coed Co un se lor s se cre tar y; Jo y Ni gh t participant; Homecoming attendant; ho no r roll. Anthony, Audrey L. Atkinson, Elizabeth A. Augusta, Shirley M.: Prep Band; ho no r roll. Avila, Agapita Bade, Linda J. Baldwin, Charles E. Barnhouse, Bruce A.: Band; Stage Band; Joy Night participant. Ba rto n, Ma rs ha A. : Ho me roo m Representative; Varsity Track; DECA secretary; Girls· L Club; Coed Counselors. Bartzatt, Linda S.: Advocate sta ff wri ter ; Sophomore Glee; Medical Club. Baruth, James ·s.: Doormen; Musical cast; Senior Choir; State Music Clinic; Octet; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee; lntramurals; DECA; Tra ffic Safety Council; Joy Night participant. Ba tte n, Wi llia m R.: Senior Steering Committee; Musical cast; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Octet; Sophomore Glee; Junior Gle e; Reserve Wrestling; lntramurals; Swimming Manager; L Club; Interact; Tra ffic Safety Council; scenery pa int crew; County Government Day; Joy Nig ht participant. Battles, George C. Ba ue r, Sh ell ey A. : Senior Steering Co mm itte e; Student Council; Mimes; Musical cast, crew; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee; Varsity Track, Volleyball; Ju nio r Peppers.; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant. Bay, Rhonda G.: Homeroom Alternate; So ph om ore Gle e; Va rsi ty Tr ac k, Swimming; Aqualinks; Girls L Club; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors.

Becker, Daniel L.

Sharon Anderson Shirley Augusta Charles Baldwin Linda Bartzatt George Battles

Audrey Anthony Agapjta Avila Bruce Barnhouse Jam es Baruth Shelley Bauer

Elizabeth Atkinson Linda Bade Marsha Bar ton William Bat ten ffhonda Bay

Daniel Becker Georgia Bennett Carlene Blank

Ro be rt Becker Beverly Best Stephen Blazek

Joseph Behringer Debra Bettenhausen Bruce Blocher

Becker, Will the "re al" Bo bb y Fis che r please sta nd up ?

Carla Bender Valerie Beum Robert Bluford

Robert

Steven Benis Margaret Bickle Robert Bodf ield

H.: Va rsi ty Gymnastics, Baseball;

Reserve Gymnastics, Baseball; lntramurals; L Club; Jo y Ni gh t participant. Be hr in ge r,

L.: Doormen; Homeroom Representative; Reserve Football, Wrestling, Track; Interact. Jo se ph

Bender, Carl.a J.: Homeroom Representative; ho no r

roll. _Benis, Steven E.: ho no r ro ll. Bennett, Georgia M.: Band; Prep Band; lntramurals;

Ju nio r Peppers; Senior Peppers. Best, Beverly A. Bettenhausen, Debra A.: Homeroom Representative;

Ju nio r Class secretary; Ju nio r Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Links associate ed ito r; Scribe typ ist ; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Mimes; Mummers; Musical cast; Senior Ch oir treasurer; State Music Clinic; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee secretary; En ne ad ; Al l-C ity Ch oi r; Coed Counselors;

Jun ior Pe ppers ; Seni or Pepp er s vice-presi~ent; Joy Night part1c1pant ; International Club vice-president, secretary; hono r roll. Beum , Vale rie A.: Hom eroo m Representative; Usherettes; Junio r Peppers; hono r roll. Bickle, Margaret S. Blan k, Carl e ne L.: Hom eroo m Representative; Sophomore Class president; Senior Class secretary; Junio r Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Usherettes; Coed Counselors; Medical Club; Coun ty Governme nt Day; hono r roll. Blazek, Stephen L.: Mummers; Mummers play cast; Musical lead; Senior Choir; Octet. Blocher, Bruce H.: Doormen; Band; Stage Band; Reserve Football; lntramurals; Joy Night participant.

The photographer catches Connie Woods, Erika Walker, and Phyllis Madlock in one of a girls' favorite pastim es-wa tching the men at footba ll practice.

Bluford, Robert L. Bodfield, Robert W.: Doormen; Baseball Manager; Basketball Manager; DEPS; L Club. Borchers, Dennis F.: Varsity Reserve Wrestling;. honor roll.

Wrestling;

Botts, Melanie · R.: Mummers; Mummers~ play crew; All-school play cast, crew; Band; Prep Band; Orchestra; Musical crew; Art Club; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Central Committee; scenery paint crew; Joy Night crew; Regional Scholastic Art Awards Gold Key Winner, National finalist. Bower, Judy K. Bow ling, Char les H.: Hom eroo m Representative; Senior Steering Committee; Student Council; Mummers; All-school play cast; Unkf salesman; Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Senior Choir president; Octet; Madrigals; State Music Clinic; Human Relations Council; Interact; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Boye, David L.: Links activities editor; Band; Stage Band; All-C ity Stage Band; Write rs Club treasurer; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Brabb, Kim S. Brabb, Timothy D. Bradley, Claudette M.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Joy Night participant. Bradley, Lillian DECA; hono r roll.

K.: Sophomore

Glee;

Dennis Borchers Charles Bowling Timot hy Brabb

Melanie Botts David Boye Claudette Bradley

Judy Bower Kim Brabb Lillian Bradley

Brady, Kenneth T. Bratt, Steven D. Brennan, Raymond M. : Band; honor roll. Brock, Toni A. Brooks, Gloria J. Broughton, Deanne A.: Reserve Swimming; Swimming Manager;

Aqualinks; Medical Club vice-president; Coed Counselors; Senior Peppers; Girls L Club; honor roll. Brumm, Clark H.: honor roll. Bryan, Jackie J. J1..mior Peppers. Buettgenbach, Steven Burbach, Alan D.: Chess Club; honor roll. Burkey, Steven S.: Radio Club president. Burt, Candace C.: Band. Bushek, Marianne: Junior Peppers; Coed Counselors; COCEP. Butcher, Pamela A.: Links senior biography editor; Scribe junior

publicity chairman; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Band; Stage Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; State Music Clinic; All-City Stage Band; Plainsman Honor Band; lntramurals; Medical Club secretary; International Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Butcher, Mark A.: Homeroom Representative; Links salesman. Butcher, Robert D. Calhoun,

Rex

R.: Band ; Prep _ Band; Stage Band; Orchestra;

Musical Orchestra; participant.

Call

Colors

drummer; Joy

Night

Chadd, Theresa A.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Junior Peppers;

Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant.

Kenneth Brady Raymond Brennan Gloria Brooks Clark Brumm Steven Buettgenbach

Steven Bratt Toni Brock Deanne Broughton Jackie Bryan Alan Burbach

In response to the question , "Is there a doctor in the house?" "Doctor" Syd James, "Nurse" Ron Galusha, and Coc;tch Johnson come forward to operate on an injured Tiger player (Dave Shaw).

Sue Adams looks anxiou sly at the clock as time is runnin g out and the score is close.

Chesley, Ray A.

Chris toph er, Lisa C.: Home room Repr esen tative ; Stud ent - Affai rs Com mitte e; Advo cate page edito r, newswriter; Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Juni or Pepp ers; Seni or Peppers; Centennial Committee. Clark, John W. Colborn, Joan M.: Usherettes; AFS Central Committee; Coed Counselors. Cooper, Rickey L.: Prep Band .

Steven Burkey Pamela Butcher Rex Calhoun Lisa Christopher Rickey Cooper

Candace Burt Mark Butcher Theresa Chadd John Clark Rober t Copple

Marianne Bushek Rober t Butcher Ray Chesley Joan Colbo rn LaDonna Couch

Cop ple, Robe rt F.: Hom eroo m Altern ate; Student Advis ory Board; Advo cate edito r; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Band; Junio r Glee; Varsi ty Cross Coun try, Track; L Club; Interact; Coun ty Government Day; Boys State; hono r roll. Couch, LaDonna M. 51

Coulter, Roberta R.: Sophomore Glee. Coy, Debra J.

Cramm, Wayne T.: Homeroom Representative; Sophomore Class president; Student Council vice-president; Student Affa irs Committee; Sophomore Football. Crocker, Wanda Sue Cudaback, Gregory C.

Cutshall, Ricky D.: Var sity Basketball; Reserve Baseball, Basketball; lntramurals. Czeschin, Mary Ann: Jun ior Peppers; International Club; hon or roll. Damian, Mickey G.: Musical lead; Senior Cho ir; Var sity Track, Football, Swimming; Reserve Foo tbal l; L Club secretary. Damkroger, Gail M.: Mimes treasurer; Varsity Track; Girls L Club; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Cou nty Government Day; Scholastic Art Award; hon or roll. Dance, Bryan D. Danczek, Raymond D. Dauphin, Regina L.: Homeroom Alternate; Jun ior Steering _ Committee; Link s salesman; Usherettes; Orchestra; State Music Clin ic; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed C ou n se I ors; Joy Nig ht Central Committee; Cou nty Government Day; hon or roll.

Roberta Coulter Wayne Cramm Gregory Cudaback Mary Ann Czeschin Gail Damkroger

Debra Coy Sue Crocker Rick y Cutshall Mick ey Damian Bryan Dance

Raymond Danczek

Regina Dauphin

Rex Davies Merle DeRyk e

Christ ina Davis Kim Diekm ann

Sandra Davis Deborah Dier

Dennis Deatherage Thomas Dietze

John Deatherage Randy Dilworth

Davies, Rex E.: Homeroom Representative; Senior Choir; Varsity Track ; Reserve Cross Country; L Club. Davis, Christina M.: Scribe sales(T1an; Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Coed Counselors; Writer Club; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant ; Spirit Girl. Davis , Sand ra A.: Mimes; Links salesman; Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Aqualinks president; Coed Counselors ; Junio r Peppers; Joy Night participant ; hono r roll; Merit award. Deatherage, Dennis L. Deatherage, John E. DeRyke, Merle D. Diekmann, Kim E. Dier, Deborah J.

Pictures are the best way for Sven Rosen, AFS studen t from Sweden, to show his family what life is like in the United States .

Dietze, Thomas R.: Junio r Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Scribe associate editor, artist; Mummers; Mummers play cast; Doormen; Links salesman; Scribe salesman; Musical cast; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Varsity Gymnastics; L Club; Interact secretary/treasurer; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Dilwo rth, Randy E.: Varsity Baseball; lntramurals.

Baseball;

Reserve

Dittmer, Rebecca E.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; honor ~oil. Doyle, Debra L. Dutton, Channing L.: Student Council; Student Advisory Board; Student Affairs Committee; Mummers; All-school play cast; Musical lead; Senior Choir; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Reserve Football, Basketball; lntramurals; honor roll. Ebner, Pamela J.: All-school play cast; Musical lead; Senior Choir; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Ennead; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Eddens, Jerry R. Edwards, Susan L. Ells. Paul W.: Homeroom Representative; Junior Class vice-president; Student Council treasurer; Varsity Swimming; lntramurals; Aqualinks Show participant; L Club; County Government Day; Homecoming escort; Boys State; honor roll. Eloge, Harvey C. Epperly, Loraine S. Espejo, Toni J. Essink, Michael L. Fahrnbruch, Rodney P.: DECA. Fen, David Ming: Homeroom Representative; Varsity Track, Football; Reserve Basketball, Track, Football; lntramurals; L Club historian; Art Club; Gold Key Art Award; honor roll. • Filbert, John D. Service with a smile is Nancy Keller's motto as she helps sell concessions in the student lounge.

Fischer, Debra A.: Senior Steering Committee; Advocate page editor; Links salesman; Sophomore Glee; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; Coed Counselors; honor roll. Fitzgibbons, Laurie M.: honor roll.

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Rebecca Dittmer Susan Edwards

Debra Doyle Paul Ells

Channing Dutton Harvey Eloge

Pamela Ebner Loraine Epperly

Jerry Eddens Toni Espejo

Michael Essink Laurie Fitzgib bons Miriam French

Rodne y Fahrnb ruch Brend a Flury Thoma s Fuenn ing

David Fen Robert Folsom Steven Fuglemsmo

John Filbert Betty Foote Michael Fultz

Debra Fischer Linda Foster Ronald Galusha

Flury, Brenda J.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Human Relations Council; Traff ic Safety Council; Joy Night participant. Folsom, Robert D.: Student Affair s Committee; Varsity Football, Basketball, Track; lntramurals ; L Club pres iden t; C.ou nty Government Day; Homecoming escort; Boys State; honor rol I. Foote, Betty M.: Musical crew; Senior Choir; Junio r Glee; Writers Club; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Foster, Linda M.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Coed Counselors; Joy Night participant. French, Miriam S. Fuenning, Thomas S.: Homeroom Representative; Junio r Steering Committee; Band; State Music Clinic ; Senior Choir; Musical cast; Madrigals; Junio r Glee; Octe t; Vars ity Tennis; lntramurals; Coun ty Government Day; Homecoming escort; honor roll. Fuglems mo, Steven C.: Band .

Thi~ clock was presented to Lincoln High as the 1913 senior gift. 55

Cin dy Wh eelo ck, Bec ky Sha rpe , and Lana Sto ner mak e a min i-sn owm an dur ing Lin col n's firs t big snowfall.

Fultz, Michael D.: Hom~room Representative; Senior Class vicepresident; Varsity Basketball, Football, Tra ck; L Clu b vicepresident; Homecoming King; All -C ity Football Team; All-State Football Team. Galusha, Ronald D.: Varsity Fo otb all, Baseball; Reserve Fo otb all, Wrestling, Baseball; lntramurals; L Club. Ghormley, Martha N.: Jun ior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Stu de nt Aff air s Committee; Mummers treasurer; Mummer play cast; Mimes; All-school play cast; State Music Clinic; Musical cast; Senior Choir; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Ennead; International Club secretary; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Centennial Style Show participant; Joy Nig ht participant; honor rol l. Gilliam, Larry R. Gilstad, Kathy F. Giltner, Theresa M. Girdner, Nancy G.: Advocate staff wr ite r; Links salesman; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; Coed Counselors; Tra ffic Safety Council; superior rating in ensemble com pe titio n. Goit, Patricia J.: DECA treasurer; National Ar t Award; Go ld Key Award. Goldfein, Mark B. Ma rth a Ghormley· Kat hy Gilstad Nancy Girdner Ma rk Goldfein Richard Gra f

Larry Gilliam Theresa Giltner Patricia Go it Denise Goodwin Cathy Graham

Goodwin, Denise M.: Homeroom Representative. Graf, Richard E.: Doormen; DEPS. Graham, Cathy A.

Gray, Jan G.: Chess Club.

Green, Michael R.

Greenwald, Connie A.

Greif, Rodney A.

Grell, Bradley D.: Varsity Swimming; L Club; lntramurals; Interact.

Grosscup, Paul G.: Homeroom Alternate; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; Varsity Tennis, Basketball, Baseball; L Club; County Government Day; hon or roll.

Haas, Suzanne M.

Han nem an, Che ryl R.: Hom ero om Alternate; Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; Coed Counselors.

Hansel, Sherry D.

Jan Gray Rodney Grei f Suzanne Haas

Michael Green Bradley Grell Cheryl Hanneman

Connie Greenwald Paul Grosscup Sherry Hansel

Mark Butcher, Linda Bart zatt, and Ken Brady, spor ting clothes of the gangster era, are caug ht up in toda y's nostalgia for the past.

Teresa Hansen

Ma rk Harral

Gerald Harre

Hansen, Teresa R.: Usherettes; Orchestra; Counselors; Math Club; ho no r roll.

Coed

Byron Harris

Russell Harris

Harroun, Michael L.: Mummers; Sophomore Glee; Senior Choir; One-Act plays cast. Harsh, Arthur J.

Harral, Mark D.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; One-act plays cast; Musical cast; Octet.

Hartley, Cynthia A.: Homeroom Alternate; Scribe salesman; Aqualinks; Coed Counselors; Jun ior Peppers.

Harre, Gerald D. Hartsell, Karen

Harris, Byron E.

Hartshorn, Linda S.: Lin ks salesman; ·usherettes; Jun ior Peppers.

Harris, Russell B.: Thespians; Mummers; Mummers play crew; Mimes; All-school play cast; All-school play crew; Stage Manager; Varsity Swimming; Chess Club; Joy Nig ht participant; ho no r roll.

Haskell, Gail A. Hass, De bo rah R.: Homeroom Varsity Track; honor roll.

Representative;

Hassebrook, Larry G. Ha rri s, Stephan C.: Homeroom Representative; Sophomore Class vice-president; Varsity Golf, Basketball; Reserve Basketball; lntramurals; L Club; Interact Festival participant; All -Ci ty Go lf Team.

Stephan Harris

Michael Harroun

Art hur Harsh

Hatten, Mark T.: Homeroom Alternate; Reserve Go lf; Football Manager; Wrestling Manager; lntramurals; DECA parliamentarian; L Club.

Cynthia Har tley

Karen Hartsell

Heberlee, Vicki L.: Scribe poetry editor; Library Committee; Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Medical Club; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Joy Night participant; honor r-oll. Heckman, Sharla K.: Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; International Club; Joy Night Central Comm i ttee; Centennial Style Show participant; Girls State; honor ro·II . Hejl, David W.: Musical cast; Sophomore Glee; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Varsity Wrestling ; Interact; scenery paint crew; honor roll; L Club. Hejl, Diane W.: Mummers; Mummers play cast; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee. Helmstadter, Wilhelm J. Helzer, Mark G.: Band; Stage Band; State Music Clinic; Musical Orchestra; All-City Stage Band; Varsity Cross Country; Reserve Track, Cross Country; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Henderson, Beverly A. Hereth, Roy 0.: honor roll. Linda Hartshorn Larry Hassebrook Sharla Heckman Wilhelm Helmstadter Roy Hereth

Hergenrader, Rodger A. Gail Haskell Mark Hatten David Hejl Mark Helzer Rodger Hergenrader

Deborah Hass Vicki Heberlee Diane Hejl Beverly Henderson Maria Hernandez

Hernandez, Maria E.: Usherettes; _ Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Junior Peppers; Human Relations Council; Traffic Safety Council; EPIC student.

Ed Herrera Hollis H in m an Alison Hough

Kevin H et he rin gt on Kim Hobson Re x Hugelman

A m an da H et ric k Sheila Hocker Philip H un t

Herrera, Ed L. Hetherington, Kevin R. Hetrick, Amanda M.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Camera Club; F H A secretary, vice-president, historian; Centennial Committee. Hickman, Elizabeth J.: Advocate staff writer; COCEP; Sophomore Glee; Ju ni or Glee; Senior Choir; Ju ni or Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; Jo y N ig ht participant; Writers Club. Hillman, Rebecca J.: Li nk s sales winner; Links salesman; Band; Prep Band; Varsity Track, Swimming; Reserve Swimming; lntramurals; International Club; COCEP secretary/treasurer; Girls L Club president; ho no r roll. Hinman, Hollis A.: Ju ni or Steering Committee; Student Council vice-president; · Scribe associate ed ito r; Mimes; Assembly Committee; Musical cast; Senior Choir; Sophomore Glee; Ju ni or Glee; Junior Peppers; Varsity Cheerleaders; Coed Counselors treasurer; International Club; Homecoming attendant; ho no r ro ll; AFS finalist.

Elizabeth Hickman Michael Hoffer Kathleen Hutchinson

Rebecca Hillman Merrilee Ho ffm an David lhrie

Hobson, Kim A.: Student Affairs Committee; Scribe po et ry editor, editor; Mummers vice-president; Mummers play cast; All-school play cast, crew; Usherettes; Scribe salesman; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Ennead; Musical lead; State Music Clinic; Ju ni or Peppers; Senior Peppers; T ra ffi c Safety Council; Joy Night participant; honor rol I. Hocker, Sheila R. :· honor ro ll. Hoffer, Michael L. Hoffman, Merrilee J.: honor rol I. Hough, Alison L.: Homeroom Alternate; Thespians; Mummers historian; All-school play cast; Usherettes; Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Junior Glee accompanist; Ennead accompanist; Aqualinks secretary/treasurer; Joy Night Central Committee; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Hugelman, Rex Football; L Club.

A.: Varsity

.Football; • Reserve

Hunt, Philip J.: Band; Varsity Cross Co un try , Track; Reserve Cross Co un try , Swimming; All -Ci ty Cross Co un try Team; ho no r rol l; L Club.

Hutchinson, Kathleen L.: Varsity Track, Gymnastics; Reserve Swimming; Girls L Club; Jun ior Peppers.

lhrie, David 8.: Interact Board of Directors. Inbody, Ricki 0.: Jun ior Steering Interact; County Government D~y.

Committee;

lntramurals;

Jacob, Steven M.: ho no r rol l. Jaeger, William M. James, Jon S. Janecek, Jean L.: Student Council; Advocate sta ff wri ter , managing editor, assocaite business manager; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Scribe salesman; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; County Government Day. Jansky, Vern A. Jaques, Karen N.: DECA. Jenkins, Mary participant.

A.: Jun ior

Glee;

Senior

Choir;

Joy

Nig ht

Jenkins, Patricia A. Johnson, Arnold F.: Varsity Track.

Don Madlock, Tim Dunbar, and Butch Mabin don 't seem to· realize tha t foo tba ll season is over as they scrimmage in the hallway.

Rick Inbody William Jaeger Jean Janecek Karen Jaques Patricia Jenkins

Steven Jac ob Jon James Vern Jan sky Mary Jenkins Arnold Joh nso n

Joyce Johnson Ruth Johnston

Lee Johnson Vick i Jones

Mark Johnson Lyle Kadavy

Randal Johnson Linda Kapperman

Roger Johnson Kathleen Kaufman

Johnson, Joyce A.: Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Seniors Ed Arsiago, Ron Love, Dave Shaw, Joe Mille r, Ron Wright, and Steve Harris show thei r spiri t by build ing a victo ry pyra mid.

Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Coed Counselors; · Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; hon or roll. Johnson, Lee R.: Student Council treasurer, president; Student Advisory Board; Advocate

associate sports editor, sports edit or; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Varsity Cross Country, Track; Reserve Cross Country, Track; All- City Two-Mile Relay Team; L Club; Boys State; hon or roll; Elks Leadership Contest runner-up. Johnson, Mark S. Johnson, Randal F.: Varsity Foo tbal l, Track;

Reserve Football, Track; lntramurals; L Club. Johnson, Roger L.: Reserve Baseball. Johnston, Ruth A.: hon or roll. Jones, Vicki V.: Homeroom Representative;

Student Council vice-president; Mummers; Mummers play crew; All-school play cast; Mimes; Usherettes; Musical cast; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Cho ir; Madrigals; International Club secretary, vice-president; Jun ior Peppers vice-president; Senior Peppers vice-president; Joy Night par ticip ant; Girls State; Elks Leadership Contest runner-up; DAR "Go od Citi zen " of Linc oln; National Merit Lett er of Commendation; hon or roll. Kadavy, Lyle M~ Kapperman, Linda J.: DECA; hon or roll. Kaufman, Kathleen K.: Homeroom Alternate;

Homeroom Representative; Jun ior Steering

Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Mimes; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Varsity Swimming; Coed Counselors vice-president; International Club; Girls L Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Keaton, Troy E. Keller, Nancy J.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; FHA secretary; honor roll. Kelley, Owen E. Kennedy, Deborah M.: Homeroom Representative; Homeroom Alternate; Sophomore Class secretary; Senior Class president; Senior Steering Committee; Student Council; Student Affairs Committee; Mimes; Usherettes; Band; Varsity Track; Junior Peppers president; Varsity Cheerleaders; Coed Counselors president; International Club; Homecoming attendant; honor roll; Elks Leadership Contest city and state winner. Kermmoade, Judith L.: Mummers; Mummers play crew; All-school play crew; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Musical cast, crew; International Club; Junior Peppers; Joy Night participant; honor roll. King, Micheal D.: Homeroom Representative; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; lntramurals; Varsity Track. Kinnan, Dana L.: Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball; L Club. Kitzmiller, Mark L.: Mummers president; Mummers play crew, student director; All-school play crew; Musical student director; Musical crew; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Joy Night crew. Kluck, Raymond P.: lntramurals. Knapp, Karen K.: Varsity Swimming; Junior Peppers; honor roll. Knapp, Robin E.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Junior Peppers; Joy Night participant. Knopp, Sandra S. Knott, Roger C.: Science Club; Radio Club vice-president; honor roll.

Raymond Kluck

Karen Knapp

Robin Knapp

Troy Keaton Owen Kelley Judith Kermmoade Dana Kinnan Sandra Knopp

Nancy Keller Deborah Kennedy Micheal King Mark Kitzmiller Roger Knott

Koch, David E.: DECA. Kolb, Peter D.: Chess Club; Interact; Joy Nig ht Central Committee. Koontz, Anita J. : Coed Counselors. Kortefay, Edwin J.: ho no r roll. Kosmos, Margarita D.: Mummers; Mimes; All-school play cast; lntramurals; Jun ior Pe pp ers ; Se nio r Peppers; Jo y Nig ht pa rtic ipa nt; "H ire the Handicapped" essay winner; honor roll. Kraft, Kevin J. Krantz, Mary M.: Math Club. Kreifels, Terrance F. Krueger, Ronda L.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Aqualinks; Reserve Cheerleaders; Varsity Cheerleaders secretary/treasurer. Kuehn, Linda R. Ku wa mo to, Roseann L.: Homeroom Representative; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers. Kye, Cathryn A.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Jun ior Peppers; Coed Counselors. Lairmore, James R. Langdon, Vicki A.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; FH A; Senior Peppers. Leach, Carla M.: ho no r rol I.

David Koch J. Kor tefa y Ma ry Krantz

Peter Kolb Margarita Kosmos Terrance Kreifels

The spo tlig ht focuses on two musicians, Karen Esquivel and Jan Malone, wh o enj oy the ir music whi le striving for per fec tion .

Lebsack, Debra A.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Ennead; Senior Choir; Musical cast; State Music Clinic; Joy Nig ht _participant; ho no r roll. Lehman, Tim D. Lesieur, Caroline M.: Musical cast; Senior' Choir; Madrigals; State Music Clinic; Senior Peppers; International Club; AFS student fro m France; honor roll. Le so ing , Je nn ife r L.: Ju nio r Steering Co mm itte e; Senior Steering Committee; St ud en t Af fai rs Co mm itte e; Ba nd ; International Club; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; ho no r roll. Levine, . Adam E.: Scribe po etr y editor; Writers Club vice-president; honor roll. Lie n ha rt, Ly nn K.: Ju nio r Ste eri ng Co mm itte e; St ud en t Co un cil; Mimes secretary; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee; Varsity Volleyball; Girls L Club; Aqualinks vice-president; Jun ior Peppers vice-president; Se nio r Peppers president; Co un ty Government Day; Joy Nig ht participant. Linke, Mark W.: Varsity Fo otb all; Reserve Football, Basketball; lntramurals; L Club. Linkugel, Norma J.: Links salesman; Band; lntramurals; Junior Peppers; ho no r roll. Lococo, Nancy J.: Usherettes; Jun ior Peppers.

Ronda Krueger Vicki Langdon

Linda Kuehn Carla Leach

Roseann Kuwamoto Debra Lebsack

Pam Zeller finds her locker much too small as she struggles with an avalanche of text books and papers.

Cathryn Kye Tim Lehman Jennifer Lesoing Lynn Lienhart Norma Linkugel

James Lairmore Caroline Lesieur Adam Levine Mark Linke Nancy Lococo

Loder, Anne M.: Homeroom Alternate; Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; Senior Choir; State Music Clinic; Plainsman Honor Band; scenery paint crew; hono r roll. Logan, Linda J.: Varsity Track; I ntramurals; Coed Counselors; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Girls State. Loos, Adam D.: Varsity Cross Coun try, Track; Reserve Cross Country, Basketball; L Club; I ntramurals; Joy Night participant. Loos, Brad D. Loos, Cynthia L. Loos, Mark E.: Prep Band; Chess Club; Science Club; hono r roll. Loos, Rebecca A. Love, Richard C. Love, Ronald L.

Vasser Morta da, AFS studen t from Leban on , finds his stay in Lincoln filled with pleasa nt experi ences .

Anne Loder Mark Loos

Linda Logan Rebecca Loos

Adam Loos Richard Love

Lugn, Gregory M.: Homeroom Altern ate; Stude nt Advisory Board; Mummers; Mummers play cast; All-school play crew; Assembly Committee; Doormen; Musical crew; Camera Club; FT A; COCEP president; Joy Night crew; hono r roll; Optimists Club Youth Appreciation Awar d; Science Club secretary.

Brad Loos Ronald Love

Cynthia Loos Gregory Lugn

Lund, Donald E.: Links business manager; Varsitv Gymnastics, Baseball; Reserve Gymnastics, Baseball; lntramurals; DECA ; L Club; Interact Board of Directors; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Lyons, Allen R.: Varsi ty Football, Wrestling; Reserve Football, Wrest Iing; L Club. Maaske, Sherry A.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Ennead; Senior Choir; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Mages, Renate M.: Homeroom Alternate; Band; Prep Band; Junior Peppers. Maier, Elizabeth A.: Advocate page two edito r; NHSPA Journalism Confer~nce; Sophomore Glee; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers. Malone, Janet M.: Scribe associate editor, typis t; Mummers secretary; Mimes; Scribe S:tlesman; Stage Band; Musical Orchestra; Madrigals accompanist; Octet accompanist; All-C ity Stage Band; Optim ist Club Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Music "; International Club; Junio r Peppers; Joy Night participant; hono r roll. Markowski, Dennis 0.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Senior Choir; Musical cast; Octet; All-C ity Choir; Chess Club vice-president; DECA president; Joy Night partic ipant ; honor roll. Martin, Linda B.: Band; Prep Band; Coed Counselors; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; COCEP. Mart in, Mary E.: Homeroom Representative; Mummers; All-school play cast, crew; Links salesman; Scribe salesman; Coed Counselors; Human Relations Council; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coun ty Government Day; Joy Night crew; honor roll. Martin, Vickie L.: All-school play crew; Assembly Committee; Usherettes; Sophomore Glee.

Donald Lund Sherry Maaske Elizabeth Maier Dennis Markowski Mary Martin

Allen Lyons Renate Mages Janet Malone Linda Martin Vickie Martin

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Hours of practice go into the intrica te patterns of a half-ti me show.

Marshall, Jerry L.: Junio r Glee; Senior Choir; lntramurals. Maul, William J. McC lend on, Natalie: Senior Steering Committee; COCEP chairman; International Club president; Art Show Purchase Award. McClimans, Deborah A.: Sophomore Glee; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers. McLaughlin, Robert Leath McLeod, Scott D. McMichael, Peggy A.: DECA. McWilliams, Felicia S. : Junio r Steering Committee; Mummers; Mummers play cast; All-school play cas't; Scribe salesman; Usherettes; Band; Medical Club; Coed Counselors; Junio r Peppers;_ Senior Peppers. Meints, Susan L.: Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Junio r Peppers; Joy Night participant. Menzie, Terry: Band. Meredith, Brenda K. Meyer, Jon R.: Mummers play crew, Interact; Musical crew; hono r roll.

All-school

play crew;

Meyers, Gerald M.: Varsi tv Football, Basketball; Reserve Football, Basketball; DECA vice-president; L Club; Sportscaster Club Award. Middleton, Stephen W. Miller, David E. Miller, Joe B. Miller, Mardi J.: Scribe artist; Junio r Peppers.

Jerry Marshall Natalie McClendon Leath Mclau ghlin Peggy McMichael . Susan Meints

William Maul Deborah McClimans Scott Mcleo d Felicia McWilliams Terry Menzie

Miller, William E.: Senior Steering Committee; Band; Stage Band; All-C ity Stage Band; Varsity Track; Reserve Cross Coun try, Track; Joy Night partic ipant ; hono r roll. . Mohl man, Terri R.: Homeroom Altern ate; Mimes; Assembly Committee; Sophomore Glee; Coed Counselors; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers.

Brenda Meredith Joe Miller

Jon Meyer Mardi Miller

Gerald Meyers William Miller

Montgomery, Barbara J.: Musical lead; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Art Club; Coed Counselors; International Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Writers Club secretary; COCEP; honor roll. Morey, Robert 0.: Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; Chess Club; Science Club; honor roll. Morgan, Phillip R.: DECA; ' KFOR Citizen.

Voice of the Young

Morrow, Pamela L.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Musical cast; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Morrow, Ricky L.

Stephen Middleton Terri Mohlman Robert Morey Pamela Morro w

David Miller Barbara Montgomery Phillip Morgan Ricky Morro w

Mortada, Lebanon.

Mohamad

Vasser: AFS

student

from

Morton, William T.: Mummers; All-school plav cast; Doormen; Band; Stage Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; All-City Stage Band; Joy Night participant; honor roll; Call to Colors trumpeter.

Nelson, Cindy S.: Homeroom Alternate; Mimes; Art Club; Coed Counselors; Joy Night participant; Centennial Style Show participant. Nemec, JoAnn M. Newell, Richard A.: Reserve Swimming; lntramurals.

Mueting, Dale J. Mumgaard, James E.: Homeroom Representative; Homeroom Alternate; Junior Steering Committee; Advocate sports editor, associate business mana~er, associate sports editor; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Sophomore Glee; Varsity Tennis; Reserve Tennis, Basketball; lntramurals; L Club; honor roll.

Noell, Roxanne R.: Junior Peppers.

Napue, Pamela K. Narcisse, Gregory Leonard: Doormen;

lntramurals.

Neely, Cheryl L.

Vasser Mortada Leonard Narcisse William Noel

Noel, William M.: Homeroom Alternate; Senior Class treasurer; Senior Steering Committee; Links managing editor; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Musical cast; Senior Choir; Madrigals; lntramurals; DECA inter-city representative; Interact president; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Elks Leadership Contest runner-up; honor roll.

Novak, John R. Novak, Steven M.

William Morton Cheryl Neely Roxanne Noell

Dale Mueting Cindy Nelson John Novak

James Mumgaard JoAnn Nemec Steven Novak

Pamela Napue Richard Newell Debra Obermueller

Jeanne O'Connor David Orr

Linda Ohlschwager John Orth

Thomas Ohlschwager Melissa Otto

Merrilee Olson Erma Overstreet

Daniel Oppegard Jan Owens

Obermueller, Debra S.: Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Ju ni or

Glee; Senior Choir; Ju ni or Peppers; Senior Peppers; Jo y Night participant;· honor roll. O'Connor, Jeanne E. Ohlschwager, Linda K. Ohlschwager, Thomas Olson, Merrilee: Ju ni or Steering Committee; Student

Council; Student Advisory Board; Student Af fa irs Committee; Scribe associate managing editor; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Journal correspondent; Mimes; All-school play crew; Sophomore Glee; Ju ni or Glee; Jo y Night participant; Centennial Committee. Oppegard,

Daniel

R.: Va rs ity

I nt ra m ur al s; DECA; Government Day.

G ol f; Reserve G ol f; Club; Interact; C ou nt y

O rr . David E. O rth , John J. O tto , Melissa S.: Assembly Committee; Li nk s salesman;

Va rs i ty Cheerleaders vice-president; Reserve Cheerleaders; FHA; Coed Counselors; Sophomore Glee; Centennial Committee. Overstreet, Erma J.: Homeroom Alternate; Sophomore

Glee. Owens,

Jan

M.: Senior

Steering Committee; Links underclassmen ed ito r; Coed Counselors; COCEP; ho no r roll.

"T hi s year is fo r me a wo nd er fu l experience, and besides th e language, I'm learnjng a lo t ab ou t pe op le, " says Caroline Lesieur, AF S stu de nt fro m France.

Diane Peters

Bruce Petersen

Kathy Maier, Jeannie Janecek, Beth Maier, Sue Sutton , and Lynn Lienha rt help swimmers to "splash on to a victor y" by designing door signs.

Pearson, Kerry D.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir;

Varsi ty Cheerleaders; Coed Counselors; Junio r Peppers; Joy Night participant. Peate, Laurie A.: Advocate news edito r; Scribe artist; N HSPA

Journ alism Conference; Scribe salesman; Junio r Glee; Sophomore Glee; FHA; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; Writers Club; hono r roll. Pence, Sharon K. Peters, Diane M.: DECA treasurer; Math Club; Junio r Peppers. Petersen, Bruce A.: lntramurals; Boys State. Peterson, Constance A. Peterson, Robert D.: Reserve Wrestling; honor roll. Phipps, Randall J.: Reserve Baseball. Kerry Pearson Connie Peterson Ratidall Phipps Judy Policky Mark Pratt

Laurie Peate Robert Peterson Michael Pierce Linda Porter Larry Pribyl

Pierce, Michael L. Policky,

Judy A.: Junio r Steering Committee;

Usherettes; Aqualinks; Junio r Peppers; Varsity Cheerleaders; hono r roll.

Porter, Linda S.: Sophomore Class secretary; Jun ior Steering Committee; Student Council; Student Affa irs Committee; Mummers; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; Madrigals; Musical cast; Aqualinks; Varsity Cheerleaders; International Club; Jun ior Peppers secretarv; Joy Nig ht participant; honor roll.

Pratt, Mark T.: Mummers; Mummers play cast; All-school play cast; Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; Musical cast; hon or roll. Pribyl, Larry L.: Band; Stage Band; State Music Clinic; All- City Stage Band. Prucha, Wendy L.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; Coed Counselors; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant; hon or roll. Raymond, James C.: Chess Club. Read, Christine R.: Aqua links; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; honor roll. Reed, Barbara K.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior Choir; Ennead; Musical cast; Joy Nig ht participant; honor roll. Reese, Vicki R.: Band; Prep Band; Camera Club; COCEP; honor roll. Reigert, Teri K.: •Sophomore Glee; hon or rol I. Reinwald, Donald L. Reinwald, Rachelle: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Joy Nig ht participant. Rice, Don D.: Prep Band; Reserve Football. Rice, Leeann R.: Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers.

Melanie Bott s finds fillin g out a biography sheet one of her many duties as a senior.

Wendy Prucha Chris~ine Read Vicki Reese Donald Reinwald Don Rice

James Raymond Barbara Reed Teri Reigert Rachelle Reinwald Leeann Rice

John Ried Charlotte Roo t Brian Rugg

Nancy Ritte r Sven Rosen David Rupert

Nancy Rohan Charles Rothwell Deborah Rupert

Michael Rohla Kendall Rousek Cristela Salinas

Carol Roo t Cynthia Rowch Michael Salomons

Ried, John A.: Band; Stage Band; All- City Stage Band; Chess Club; International Club; Centennial Style Show participant; honor rol I. Ritter, Nancy W.: Links salesman; Sophomore Glee; Coed Counselors; FHA president; Senior Peppers; honor roll. Rohan, Nancy L. : Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers secretary; Joy Night participant; honor roll. Rohla, Michael D. Root, Carol R.: Camera Club; honor roll. Root, Charlotte M.: Camera Club. Rosen, Sven J.: AFS student from Sweden. Rothwell, Charles R.: Varsity •Football; Football, Wrestling; honor roll. 74

Rou ~k, Kendall J.: Band; Stage Band.

Reserve

Rowch, Cynthia J.: Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee; Senior Choir;

Coed Counselors; Ju nio r Peppers; Jo y Night participant; ho no r roll. Rugg, Brian E.: lin ks photographer; Advocate photographer;

Chess Club; Varsity Tennis; Al l-C ity Tennis Team; honor roll. Rupert, David F.: Homeroom Representative; Ju nio r Steering

Committee; Senior Steering president, vice-president.

Committee;

Doormen;

DEPS

Rupert, Deborah A.: Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee;

Medical Club; Jo y Ni gh t participant. Salinas, Maria Cristela: AIJ-~hool play crew; Ju nio r Peppers;

scenery paint crew. Salomons, Michael L. Samuelson, Steven E. Sanchez,

Samuel

F.: Doormen;

Basketball

Manager;

Track

Manager; DEPS president; L Club. Sccloris, John P.: Homeroom Representative. Sccloris, Teresa L. Schafer, Rebecca L. Scharton, Vernon E.: Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee; Senior Choir ;

lntramurals; ho no r roll. Schmidt, Dale A. Schneider, Christian Scott: Varsity Baseball; Reserve Baseball;

lntramurals. Scholz, Karen J. : Lin ks editor-in-chief; Scribe jun ior essay editor;

NHSPA Journalism Conference; Mimes; Orchestra; Junior Glee accompanist; Writers Club president; International Club treasurer, president; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Jo y Ni gh t participant; Betty Crocker "H om em ak er of To mo rro w" school winner; National Me rit Letter of Commendation; ho no r ro ll; Regents Scholarship winner. Schwartz, Catherine A. : Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Ju nio r Glee

treasurer; Ju nio r Peppers; Varsity Cheerleaders; Coed Counselors; FHA; County Government Day.

Steven Samuelson John Scdoris Rebecca Schafer Dale Schmidt Karen Scholz

Samuel Sanchez Teresa Scdoris Ve rno n Scharton Sc ott Schneider Ca the rin e Schwartz

Schwindt Suzanne L.: Usherettes; Links salesman;' Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Senior Choir; Varsi ty Track; Reserve Swimming; lntramurals; Girls L Club; Senior Peppers; Joy Night participant. Scott, Denny G. Sexton, Debra S.: Mimes; Sophomore Glee; Junio r Glee; Senior Choir; Junio r Peppers. Shan ks, Shela 0.: Juni or Steering Committee; Student Council; Student Affair s Committee; Scribe essay edito r; Mummers; Mimes president; All-school play crew; Links salesman; Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Musical Orchestra; G iris L Club; Varsi ty Track; International Club; Writers Club; Joy Night partic ipant ; AFS student to Brazil; honor roll. Sharpe, Rebecca J.: Homeroom Altern ate; Mimes; Band; Varsi ty Swimming; Girls L Club vice-president; Aqualinks; Junio r Peppers. Shaw, David B.: Varsity Baseball; Reserve Baseball; I ntramurals. Shaw, LuAnne R.: Mummers; Mummers play crew; Mimes; All-school play crew; Sophomore - Glee; Junio r Glee; Senior Choir; Musical crew; Madrigals; Junio r Peppers; Joy Night participant, crew; hono r roll. • Sheldon, Robert D. Shuster, Shirley A. Silber, Sally J.: Advocate girls sports edito r; Band; Orchestra; lritramurals, Art Club treasurer; hono r roll. Silen ieks, Marga B.: Junio r Steering Committee; Senior Steering Comm ittee; Scribe . Contest winner; Mimes; Varsi ty Track, Volle yball; Sophomore Glee; Girls L Club; Junio r Peppers; Varsi ty Cheerleaders; Coun ty Government Day; Homecoming Que en; hon or · roll; Hom eroo m Representative.

Suzanne Schwi ndt Shela Shanks LuAnne Shaw Sally Silber Linda Smidberg

Denny Scott Rebec ca Sharpe Robert Sheldo n Marga Silenieks Douglas Smith

Debra Sexton David Shaw Shirley Shuste r Janet Sims Mark Smith

·l

Sims, Janet L.: Senior Choir; Musical cast. Smidberg, Linda J. Smith, Douglas D.: Band; Prep Band; Chess Cl b. Smith, Mark A. Snider, Fred J.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior

Choir. Speidell, John R.: Band; Camera Club. Stalder, Pamela J. Stebbins, Harold Ernest: Prep Band; Reserve Baseball.

staff; NHSPA Journalis m Conference; Assembly Committee; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Coed Counselors; Centennial Committee. Stevens,

Cynthia

J.: Advocate

Stevens, Darrel J. Stiles, Pam R. Stiner,

Marc

B.: Student Council; Varsity

Golf,

Swimming; Reserve Gymnastics; I ntramurals. Stoner, Lana R.: Band; Junior Peppers; Sophomore While waiting for class to begin, Ray Danczek has time to catch up on some shut-eye. •

Glee. Stratton, Nancy J.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee;

Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; honor roll.

Fred Snider Darrel Stevens

John Speidell Pam Stiles

Pamela Stalder Marc Stiner

Ernest Stebbins Lana Stoner

Cynthia Stevens Nancy Stratton 77

Debra Stromberg

Daniel Sullivan

Susan Sutton

Stromberg, Debra S.: Band; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers;

honor roll. Sullivan, Daniel E. Sutton, Susan J.: Mummers; Usherettes; Sophomore Glee;

Junior Glee; International Club; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; honor roll. Sweinimer, Melinda A.: Jun ior Peppers; International Club. Talero, Fanny S. Usherettes; Sophomore Glee; Junior Peppers;

honor roll. Tapley, Jacqueline L.: Scribe artist; Junior Peppers; Senior

Peppers treasurer; honor roll. Taylor, Darlene K.: Junior Peppers. Tenney, Keith Michael: honor roll. Thomas, Maggie Y.: Advocate staff wri ter, girls sports editor;

NHSPA Journalism Conference; Band; Prep Band; Varsity Track; I ntramurals; Junior Peppers. Shela Sha nks (ce nte r) shows Jea nne O'C onn or and Joh n Speidell a carnival pos ter, a sou ven ir of her yea r in Brazil as an AF S stu den t.

Melinda Sweinimer Jacque line Tapley Michael Tenney Tana Tietsort Richard Todd

Fan ny Tal ero Darlene Tay lor Maggie Tho ma s Diana Tim m Phyllis Too mb s

Imp orta nt to any stage prod uctio n are the stage and light crews. Here Mar k Kitz mille r, Russ Harris, and Mar y Mar tin are in the light boo th, visualizing light ing effects for Joy Nigh t.

Tietsort, Tana S. Timm, Diana L.

Todd, Richard P.: Senior Steering Committee; Var sity Swimming; Reserve Swimming, Gymnastics; Aqualinks Sh~w participant; Interact vice-president; hon or roll. Toombs, Phyllis M.: lntramurals; Coed Counselors. 11ownsend, Mark S.: Band; Varsity Football; Reserve Football; Vntramurals; L Club. Tracy, Jody L.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Ennead; Senior Choir; Musical cast; Jun ior _Peppers; Joy Nig ht participant. Tubbs, James R. Vakiner, Lois J.: Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; International Club; honor roll. Van Andel, Noala C.: Homeroom Representative; Senior Steering Committee; Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; Musical cast; Varsity Swimming; Var sity Cheerleaders; Aqualinks; Girls L Club; Junior Peppers treasurer; Centennial Committee; honor roll. Vanlandingham, Susan G. Vaske, Mark E.: All-school play cast; I ntramurals; hon or rol I.

Mark Townsend James Tubb s

Noala Van Andel Mark Vaske Anton Vidlak

Jody Tracy Lois Vakiner Susan Vanlandingham Billie Venhaus Radene Vorderstrasse

Venhaus, Billie D.: Var sity lntramurals; L Club.

Football;

Reserve

Wrestling;

Vidlak, Anton J.: hon or roll._ Vorderstrasse, Radene M.: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior -Glee; Junior Peppers; Joy Nig ht par ticip ant; honor roU.

Richard Wahl Ricky Ward

Kristy Wakeman Eugenea Warne

William Wallen Sandra Wassenmiller

Jeffrey Walter Susan Wassenmiller

Sandy Walters Debra Way

Wahl, Richard L. Wakeman, Kristy J.: Mimes; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers. Wallen, William P.: Sophomore Glee; Junior Glee; Senior Choir; DECA. Walter, Jeffrey L.: Varsity Swimming; Reserve Swimming; lntramurals; L Club; All-City Swim Team; honor roll. Walters, Sandra C.: Coed Counselors; Medical Club. Ward, Ricky L. Warne, Eugenea K. Wassenmiller, Sandra: Links salesman; honor roll. Wassenmiller, Susan Way, Debra A.: Coed Counselors.

Weers, Teresa M.: Art Club; honor roll. Georgia Bennett and Margarita Kosmos wave good-bye to fellow . Peppers enroute to the LHS-Scottsbluff football game.

Wegrzyn, James A.: Doormen; DECA.

Weix elma n, John T. Junio r Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Links sports edito r; N HSPA Journalism Conf eren ce; All-s choo l play crew; Door men ; Band ; Footb all Manager; Baseball Manager; L Club; hono r ·r oll; Intramural s.

Wessel, Rick L.

Westphal, Heinz 0.

W eygint,

Patrick L.: Stude nt Cou nc i I; Link s pho togr aph er; Advo cate photographer; Mummers; Mummers play cast, crew; All-school play cast, crew; Musical cast, crew; COCEP; scenery paint crew; One-act play cast; hono r roll.

Wheelock, Cindy L.: Band; Orchestra; Intern ation al Club; Junio r Peppers; scenery paint crew; hono r roll.

Whiteman, Jean: Afro-American Student Association vice-president; Medical Club treasurer; KFOR Sp.orts correspondent.

Wiedeman, Mark E.: DEPS treasurer.

Wiegert, Ronald R.

Wiemers, Gary R.: Band; Orchestra; Senior Choir.

Williams, Michael J.

Williams, Susan K.

Williams, William C.: I ntramurals.

Willmeng, Harriet A.: Orchestra; hono r roll.

Teresa Weers Rick Wessel Cindy Wheelock Ronald Wiegert Susan Williams

James Wegrzyn Heinz Westphal Jean Wtiitemon Gary Wiemers William Williams

John Weixelman Patrick Weygint Mark Wiedeman Michael Williams Harriet Willmeng 81

Jame s Wood Bruce Wurster

Adri enne Wood Ron ald Wright

Ron ald Wolf Con stan ce Woo ds David Ziet tlow

Jera ld Wol ford Glen da Woods Mara Zigurs

Wolf, Ronald G.: Varsity Track; lntramurals; L Club.

Dallas Woltemath Cyn thia Worster Michael Zilly

Reserve Track;

Wrestling; I ntramurals.

Wolford, Jerald F. : Varsity Cross Country, Track,

Swimming; L Club; County Government Homecoming escort; Boys State; honor roll.

Wright, Ronald D.: Varsity Wrestling; Reserve Golf,

Day;

business Senior Choir; Reserve Baseball; DECA. Wurster,

Bruce

M.: Advocate

manager;

Steering Committee; Band; Camera Club; Joy Night crew; hon or roll. Ziettlow,

David

W.: Senior

Woltemath, Dallas L.: Advocate staff writ er; Band;

I ntramu rals. hon or roll. >

Wood, Adrienne S.: honor roll. Wood, James Woods, Constance C.: I ntramurals. Woods, Glenda S.: Sophomore Glee; honor roll. Worster, Cynthia A.

Zigurs, Mara: Sophomore Glee; Jun ior Glee; Senior

Choir; Junior Peppers; Joy Night participant. Zilly , Michael: Joy Night participant.

Seniors Not Pictured Aguirre, Raymond G. Alvarez, Barbara R. Archer, Gary L. Backman, La Verne A. Bates, Denise E. Bellew, Gwen L. Benes, Brian A. Burns, Thomas F. Canby, Gary L. Chesley, Steven C. Clough, Richard F. Conroy, Mary T. Crawford, Sandra L. De La Pava Marroquin, David Doss, Diane E. Dunbar, Tim A. Egan, Susan Fitzgerald, Julius Foster, Ron W. Ganzel, Al ice K. Garrison, Paul J. Golden, Linda C. Grant, Ida M. Green, Cartrey L. Grove, Mark A Hanneman, Beth E. Hicks, Susan C. Hike, Debra A. Hindman, Randy D. Hoffman, James I. Holden, Harlein D. Irvin, Wayne A. Jacobs, David D. Jasinski, Marion L.

Jansen, Al ice L. Johnson, David R. Johnson, Phyllis A. Jones, Alan W. Kath, Debra S. Keller, Patricia Koch, David E. Lagueux, Michael D. Lamb, Robert H. Larson, Connie C. Latt ime r, Tim oth y P. Laws, Donald E. Lewis, Michelle J. Lick liter , Roger A. Lincke, Lyle B. Lipsey, Raymond K. Lovorn, Leonard J. Lyne, Joel T. Maas, Steven J. Mabin, Clarence L. Madlock, Donald E. Maher, Jerry L. Manley, Verland D. Marcussen, Jennifer L. Marker, William I. Martin, Craig A. Mead, Talbert R. Medina Gonzales, Ivan A. Meyer, Bre tt T. Minicz, Peter J. Oneth, Paul W. Orti z, Trin idad W. Palmer, William L. Pester, Ernie W.

Peterson, Ted F. Proctor, Debra L. Read, Mark K. Richardson, Cameron M. Richter, Michael S. Ruble, Tim qth y D. Schaaf, Linda J. Schmidt, Donald W. Schneider~ Ani ta L. Schroeder, Patricia A. Shelledy, Lisa K. Sm ith, Mark A. Snoad, Will iam A. Springer, Diana K. Standley, David L. Streeter, Kevin J. Stuertz, Jana M. Swanson, Mark S. Tate, Sharon L. Thies, Normand E. Van Haverbeke, David R. Villanueva, Stephen A. Von Busch, Reva J. Von Busch, Richard L. Watson, Randy L. Weddle, John G. Weston, Robert K. Whitehead, Ker ry L. Wichman, Rose P. r✓ olff, Michael D. Yoa kum , David C. Zastera, Gerald J. Zeller, Pamela K.

Special Awards

Alison Hough

Shela Shanks

Vicki Jones

The members of any graduating class have one accomplishment in common: they have spent the prescribed amount of time accumulating the prescribed number of credit hours necessary to conclude their high school careers. However, in every graduating class, there are also those few individuals who have gone beyond the "prescribe d" limits and in so doing, share an uncommon distinction : .each has been so outstanding in a particular field that his achievements have earned him special honor. Again this year, Lincoln High School is proud to recognize its talented seniors. From the 1973 Class of five hundred forty-eight , the following eleven are cited for outstanding performances. Because of their identical, perfect scholarship scores (1.00), a Lincoln High School Scholarship Key is awarded to each of two young ladies, Alison Hough and Shela Shanks. Both girls' activities have been many and varied. Alison was a Homeroom Alternate, an Usherette, a member of an all-school play cast, Joy Night Central Committee, and a participan t in Joy Night. Interested in music, she played in Orchestra, attended a State Music Clinic, and was accompanist for both Ennead and Junior Glee. She was a member of Thespians, was a Mummers historian, and was secretary/treasurer of Aqualinks. She was elected to National Honor Society and is included in the scholastic upper three percent of the class. Shela, also elected to National Honor Society and ranked in the upper three percent, was an American Field Service Exchange Student to Brazil during the second term of 1972 and the first of 1973. Her activities included Student Council, Student Affairs Committee, Junior Steering Committee, International, Writers, and Girls L clubs, Mummers, and Mimes, which she served as president. She played in the Orchestra, attended a State Music Clinic, was a member of the Musical Orchestra, and a Joy Night participan t. She was a Scribe essay editor, was on the crew of an all-school play, and participate d in Varsity track. The Ned Prucha Memorial Award, which is given to the graduating senior who scores highest in the combined areas of scholarship and activities, goes to Vicki Jones. The seventy-four superior ratings she accumulated during her three years at Lincoln High School, attest to the extent and excellence of her participati on in all areas of student life. In part, her activities include: Student Council, in which she held the office of vice-president, all-school play and musical casts, Mummers, Mimes, Usherettes, Internation al Club, of which she was secretary and vice-president, Junior and Senior Peppers, each of which she served as vice-president, and Joy Night. She was a member of Choir and Madrigals, and attended Girls State. She was the Elks Leadership contest , runner-up, the Lincoln winner of the DAR "Good Citizen" award, and received a National Merit Letter of Commendation. Elected president of National Honor Society, she is included in the upper three percent. Lincoln High School's most outstanding musician for 1973, Mark Helzer, is the recipient of the Symphony Award. An accomplished trombonis t, he was a member of the Youth Symphony for three years and twice attended the State Music Clinic. His activities included Band, Lincoln High School and All-City stage bands, and Musical Orqpestra. He participate d in Varsity and Reserve cross country, Reserve track, and Joy Night. He was a Scribe Contest winner. Mark was elected to National Honor Society and ranks in the upper three percent of the class, scholastically. The Harry Sidney Dobbins Award, which recognizes academic scholarship in combinati on with athletic excellence; was earned by Robert Folsom. In addition to maintainin g a 1.46 grade average, Bob also participated for three years in Varsity football, basketball, and track, and in the lntramurals program. He was president of L Club, attended Boys State and County Government Day, was a member of Student Affairs Committee , and a Homecoming escort. He is a member of National Honor Society.

Mark Helzer

Because of his "eagerness, enthusiasm, and energy for anything he undertakes," David Fen has been named the Art Award winner. The excellence of his work earned for him a Scholastic Gold Key Art Award. The winning etching is now in New York for national judging. In addition to his involvement in art (his main areas of interest are photography and etching), he participated in Varsity and Reserve football and track, and in the lntramural s program. He was an L Club historian, a Homeroom Representative, and a member of National Honor Society.

Robert Folsom

David Fen

The field of publications is a particularl y time-consuming area. Because of their unstinting service, two young men, Lee Johnson and Jim Mumgaard, have more than earned the right to receive Journalism Keys. Despite spending much of his time in The Advocate newsroom as a sports editor and jack-of-all-trades, Lee found time to serve Student Council both as president and as treasurer, to be a member of the Student Advisory Board, ·and to participate in Boys' State. He was a competito r in Varsity and Reserve cross country and track, and was a member of the All-City Two-Mile Relay team. He vvas runner-up in the Elks Leadership contest and a finalist in the Nebraska High School Pr~ss Association sports writing competitio n. He was elected to National Honor Society. Jim Mumgaard is also a dedicated newspaper man. He served The Advocate in many capacities: sports editor, business manager, and pinch-hitte r in any spot where he was needed. He was an alternate in the Nebraska High School Press Association advertising composItIon contest. His other activities included Varsity and Reserve tennis, Reserve basketball, and lntramurals. He was a member of L Club, Junior Steering Committee, and a Homeroom Representative. Susan Adams, the recipient of the Drama Award, earned this honor on the basis of "genuine interest,

·Susan Adams

Rebecca Hillman

Lee Johnson

Jim Mumgaard

dependability, and talent." Her actIvItIes included Mummers and Mummers play cast, Mimes, and an all-school play cast. She was a musical crew worker, a member of Coed Counselors, and Junior Peppers. Rebecca Hillman is the Girls Athletic Award winner. Becky, who was a Varsity swimmer for one year and a Varsity track member for three, is characterized as "a hard worker, completely dependable, and a 'team' member in the truest meaning of the word." She was also active in the I ntramu rals program and was president of the Girls L Club. Her other interests included Prep Band, Band, International Club, and COCEP, which se served as secretary/treasurer. She was elected to membership in National Honor Society. Karen Scholz is Lincoln High School's only four-year Regents Scholarship winner for 1973. Karen, whose interest is centered in the field of writing, was editor-in-chief of the 1973 Links and an essay editor of Scribe. She was a member of Mimes, was president of Writers Club, was president and treasurer of International Club, a member of Junior and Senior Peppers, and a Joy Night participant. She played in the Orchestra and was the Junior Glee accompanist. She was named the school's winner of the Betty Crocker "Homemak er of Tomorrow " contest. She received a National Merit Letter of Commendation, is a member of National Honor Society, and is included in the scholastic upper three percent of the class.

Karen Scholz

Upper Three Percent

UPPER THREE PERCENT: Top: Steven Alverson, Debra Bettenhausen, Pamela Butcher, Martha Ghormley, Sharla Heckman, Mark Helzer. Middle: Alison .Hough, Ruth Johnston, Vicki Jones, Adam Levine, William Miller, Debra Obermueller. Lower: Jan Owens, Linda Porter, Nancy Ritter, Karen Scholz, Shela Shanks, Cindy Wheelock. Right: David Ziettlow.

Na_ tional Honor Society National Honor Society elected eighty-fou r seniors to the 1973 Lincoln High School chapter. Membership is extended to those who rank highest in scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service. Alverson, Steven Anderson, Sharon Augusta, Shirley Bade, Linda Bettenhausen, Debra Blocher, Bruce Boye, David Bradley, Lillian Broughton, Deanne Burbach, Alan Butcher, Pam Copple, Robert Crocker, Sue Dauphin, Regina Dietze, Thomas Doss, Diane Dutton, Channing Ebner, Pamela Fen, David Folsom, Robert Fuenning, Thomas

Ganze!, Alice Ghormley, Martha Gibson, Ed Grosscup, Paul Hansen, Teresa Harris, Russ Heberlee, Vicki Heckman, Sharla Helzer, Mark Hillman, Becky Hinman, Holly Hobson, Kim Hough, Alison Hunt, Phil Johnson, Lee Johnson, Phyllis Johnston, Ruth Jones, V icki Kennedy, Debbie Knapp, Karen Levine, Adam

Lienhart, Lynn Loos, Mark Love, Richard Lund, Donald Maaske, Sherry Malone, Jan Markowski, Dennis Martin, Mary McClendon, Natalie Meyer, Jon Miller, William Montgomery, Barbara Morey, Robert Obermueller, Debbie Olson, Merrilee Owens, Jan Peate, Laurie Policky, Judy Porter, Linda Prucha, Wendy Reed, Barbara

Reese, Vicki Ritter, Nancy Rohan, Nancy Rugg, Brian Scholz, Karen Schwartz, Catherine Shanks, Shela Silber, Dea Silenieks, Marga Stromberg, Debbie Talero, Fanny Todd, Richard Vakiner, Lois Van Andel, Noala Vaske, Mark Vidlak, Tony Weixelman, John Weygint, Pat Wheelock, Cindy Wolford, Jerry Ziettlow, David

NATIO NAL HONO R SOCIE TY: Row 1: Harris, Ghorm ley, Jones, preside nt; Scholz, treasur er; Rugg, secreta ry; Anders on, vice-pre sident; Hobson . Row 2: Weixelm an, Owens, Bettenhausen, Peate, Ritter, Markow ski, Morey. Row 3: Butche r, Reese, Hillman , Silber, Bade, Oberm ueller, Vidlak, Burbac h. Row 4: Boye, Dutton , Ebner, Reed, Montgo mery, Todd, Blocher , Helzer. Row 5: Ziettlo w, Hansen, Wheelo ck, Meyer, Dietze, Weygin t, Vaske, Gibson .

NATIO NAL HONO R SOCIE TY: Row 1: Lund, Hunt, Malone , Miller, Loos, Alverso n. Row 2: Prucha , Heberle e, Dauphi n, McClen don, Heckm an, Doss. Row 3: Love, P. Johnso n, Johnst on, Hough, Porter, Policky , Sileniek s, Folsom . Row 4: Grossc up, Vakine r, Stromb erg, Maaske, Brough ton, Schwa rtz, Lienha rt, Fen. Row 5: L. Johnso n, Kenned y, Martin, Hinman , Rohan , Fuenni ng, Van Andel, Wolfor d.

Lissome Links perform in honor of the cheerleaders: Ron Arrigo, John Pace, Dennis Lind, George Wassung, Randy Venhaus, Bruce Franson, Lloyd Dennis, Dennis Meyer.

Albers, S. Babcock, D. Beetem, C. Blitz , M.

Abbo tt, K. Anderson, S. Barber, B. Bergantzel, L. Bowl ing, B.

Abdel-Jabbar, M. Adamsheck, K. Arenson, L. Arms trong , N. Basel, D. Bauer, M. Bergman, J. Berry, P. Bowman, C. Boyd, G.

Adco ck, T. Arrig o, R. Beccard, J. Bickl e, R. Bradley, D.

Allen , S. Bacon, K. Beetem, K. Born, C.

Allga ier, S. Ball, C. Bequette, J. Bottg er, S.

Brandt, G. Brewer, D. Brown, G. Bruner, D. Burt, M.

Brannen, M. Brouhard, B. Brown, S. Burbach, K. Burton, C.

Caricaburu, M. Chapp, R. Conroy, J. Cruz, A.

Bratt, S. Brown, C. J. Brozek, S. Burbach, S. Butterfield, B.

Carlson, G. Cheng, G. Cornelius, D. Cunning, D.

Brchan, M. Brown, C. M. Bruha, P. Burns, T. Campion, M.

~rlson, R. Clover, P. Cowan, C. Cyriacks, T.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row 1: David Smith. Row 2: Paula Harre, Scott Sughroue, and Sandy Dauphin.

Carroll, M.

Cassner, S.

Colborn, M.

Cole, K.

Coy, B. Czeschin, K.

Coy, B. K. Dahlgren, L.

Catlett, H. Collier, S. Cratsenberg, L. Damke, D.

Ct!derdahl, M.

Connett, S. Crisler, S. Damme, A.

Champoux, P. Conradt, R. Crossgrove, D. Danek, N.

Daup hin, S. Dock horn , D. Duck wort h, D.

Fahr nbru ch, R Floc k, R. Foste r, S. Fugle msm o, J. Geis tlinge r, J.

Davis, S. Dona hoo, D. DuPo nt, J.

Farleigh, S. Foks owic z, S. Frac tion, B. Gallagher, E. Gerner, L.

Dennis, L. Doug hty, F. Durb in, V.

Faug hn, M. Ford , L. Fran son, B. Garr att, D. Gewecke, V.

Derm ann, S. Dow d, L. Edwa rds, M.

Fitz, M. Foreman, V. Fred erick , S. Geiger, 0. Gibs on, J.

Devo ogd, T. Dow ling, B. Eppe rly, R.

Devore, K. Dow ning, C. Esquivel, K.

Dieh m, T. uoyl e, S. Essay, J.

Dietr ich, N. Drew ing, M. Essink, N.

Goeschel, C. Grell, M. Gunderson, J.

Grasmick, D. Grosse, K. Gustafson, K.

Green, W. Grote, D. Hall,A.

Greenholt, J. Gulbranson, S, Hall,M.

Larry Weixelman, Kathy Burbach, and David Babcock meet District Judge Ronin.

Halvorsen, J. Harris, W. Hayden, M. Herrington, J. Hoover, K.

Handy, D. Hart, G. Hayes, L. Herrman, D. Hopgood, J.

Hansen, J. Hartshorn, J. Heikes, K. Hester, D. Houchen, T.

Harbour, R. Hathaway, C. Heim, P. Hillman, S. Howell , D.

Hardy, F. Hauck, R. Hejl,W. Hobbs, T . Hudson, D.

Harre, P. Haught, B, Hemry, S. Hoffman, L. Hughes, T.

Harris, M. Hauser, K. Herman, D. Holland, G. Hunt, R.

Harris, S. Havel, B. Herrera, C. Hoover, G. trmer, D.

Jackson, L. Jones, K. S. Keller, J. Kletchk a, G.

Janousek, Z. Jones, R. Keller, R. Knickm an, D.

Jaques, J. Kabat, A. Keller, S. Knipple , L

Jensen, T. Kapke, L. Kenaston, D. Koontz , J.

Johnson, J. Kats, D. Kenned y, J. Kramer, D.

Johnson, T . Keelari, P. Kitchen , B. Krassig, C.

Jones, D. Kehl, R. Kitchens, P. Krueger, D.

Jones, K. E. Kehler, C. Klein, B. Krumm ack, J.

J[RRy 14 1... -.,

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Linda Kapke and Judy Johnson shine with pride at their finished locker signs. Kuhnel , P. Lange, L. leech, M. Lespreance, R.

Kuwam oto, M. Larkins , C.' Lehman, L. Levine, E.

Lacy, H. • Lawson, J. lekai, G. lewis, S.

Lang, C. Lawson, J. K. Lemon d, D. Liesveld, C.

Lind, D. Long, R. Luethje, J. Markey, R.

Lococo, S. Loos, K. Maddox, D. Markin, R.

Massa, G. McMahon, J. Meyers, A. Montero, M. Mumgaard, S.

Logan, R. Lorraine, D. Malone, R. Maser, K.

Lomack, W. Luebs, K. Marker, J. Massa, D.

Matallana, C. Mauter, J. McNeese, F. McNeil, D. Michon, A. Michel, R. Montgomery, R. Moon, P. Munkirs, R. Mutchie, K.

Paula Harre prepares "Peter Rabbit" · vanZandt for a raid on a local carrot patch.

McCaughertv, G. Mccleery, R. Mead, J. Metcalf, T. Mientka, A. Miller, D. Moore, V. Morgan, R. Nelson, A. Nelson, D.

McCormick, D. Meyer, D-. Miltner, D. Morgan, S. Nelson, P.

Mccown, S. Meyer, M. Minchow, S. Morris, P. Neujahr, K.

McHolmes, M. Meyer, R. Monroe, L. Morrison, C. Neukirch, M.

Newcomer, B. Oehring, G. Ozols, A. Pester, S. Pickel, D.

Rezac, D. Roberts, R. Runge, D.

Rice, D. Roelfs, S. Ryan, L.

Newman, R. Oneth, S. Pace, J. Petersen, C. Plachy, D.

Nixon, S. Costing, S. Palmer, J. Petersen, J. Pohlenz, C.

Richards, M. Roh leder, J. Sabin, R.

Norby, S. Orr, P. Parent, D. Peterson, T. Pope, J.

Riedel, R. Roth, J. Sahs, T.

Nyhoff, L. Oswald, C. Parker, D. Petri , E. Portsche, T.

Oberheu, D. O'Toole, T. Partsch, G. Petri, M. Prochnow, D.

O'Brien , K. Owens, M. Paul, P. Pettigrew, D. Rabe, B.

O'Conn or, G. Oziah, P. Payne, S. Phillips, W. Reinhardt, J.

"Say ahh," directs the docto r examining Jon Butcher in the annual dental examination.

Salzman, A. Sanchez, D. Sanchez, J. Scanlon, T. Scdoris, M. Schaffert, T. J. Schaffert, T. R. Scheidt, R. Schm idt, D. K . Schm idt, D. L. Schneider, C. Schnell, D.

Sue Gulb rans on and Pat Weixelman show thei r spirit by atten ding an LHS foot ball game.

Scholl, L. Shepard, T. Smit h, D. W. Staff ord, J.

Schoonover, R. Shilli ng, H. Smoyer, S. Stah ly, P.

Scot t, D. Shoemaker, K. Sohl, J. Stangl, G.

Sercl, T. Shore, L. Sommers, R. Steinkamp, T .

Seuss, S. Shrader, D. Sorensen, C. Stephens, G.

Severa, K. Simmons, C. Speidell, M. Stiles, D.

Shaw, D. Simpson, B. Spilk er, K. Strode, V.

Shaw, S. Smit h, D. M. Sprague, G. Sughroue, S.

Sweinimer, V. Thies, C. Tiedeman, K. Townsend, M.

Taylor, D. Thies, D. Todd, S. Trippel, V.

Tenopir, C. Thomas, S. Tomlin, T. Truax, T.

Terwilliger, R. Thompson, R. Toombs, A. Truksa, C.

Mr. Adams and Mr. Story unintentionally dispel a popular childhood myth with their stunning portrayals of Mr. and Mrs. Claus.

Twinem, R. Vance, D. Vontz, N.

Tyler, J. Underwood, D. Uribe, D. Vaske, K. Van Eperen, D. Vanzandt, J. Wade, T. Wagner, ·c. Wacker, M.

Utley, M. Venhaus, R. Warta, A.

Van Arsdall, L. Van Haverbeke, D. Van Meveren, G. Versaw, M. Vetter, D. Virts, J. Wassung, G. Wattles, R. Way, J.

Whipp, R. Wilson, T. Woolhether, D.

Weber, D. White, S. Wiltfang, V. Wooten, L..

Wehmer, K . Wiemers, J. Wimmer, M. Workman, G.

Weidlich, D. Williams, D. Wolfe, R. Worster, P.

Weishahn, D. Williams, K. Wood, D. Yoakum, L.

Weixelman, L. Williams, V. Woods, D. Zieman, P.

Wergin, K. Wilson, M. D. Woods, S. Zoucha, S.

COUNTY GOVERNM ENT DAY: Row 1: Denise Woods, Larry Weixelman, Mardell Ow~ns, Carol Wagner, David Babcock. Row 2: Kathy Burbach, Pat Wo rster, Robin Malone, Kris Gustafson, Cindy Morrison, Sandy Mumgaard, Gail Brandt. Row 3: Clay Hathaway, Steve Todd, Keith Spilker, Kerry Severa, Dan Oberheu, Pat Keelan. RIGHT: Miss Wilhelmina Johnson, sponsor. 99

Albers, D. Althouse, C. Bahm, K.

Alberts, D. Alvarez, J. Bair, K.

All the news that's fit to read.

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Alderman, C. Anderson, A. Balcer, K.

Aldridge, C. Anton iskis, D. Banks, V.

Allen, R. Ashley, J. Barneke, D.

Allen, S. Augusta, K. Bauer, J.

Alley, P. Auman, V. Baugous, A.

Beard, C. Beardslee, C. Benash, P. Benes, M. Bettenhausen, L. Bickle, L. Blanchard, C. Blazek, C. Bloch, K. Blocher, B.

Alley,S. Austin, M. Bayless, R.

Beetem, N. Bergantzel, S. Black, D. Bliss, A. Blodgett, C.

Benash, C. Bertwell, L. Blake, B. Blitz, K. Bluford, B.

Summ ertime and the living is easy.

Bockman, D. E. Brandt, K. Brooks, D. Buckne ll, D.

Bockm an, D. L. Boden, C. Bodfiel d, T. Brandt, L. Bratt, R. Bratt, S. Brooks, L. Brown, K. Brown, L. Buettgenbach, C. Burbach, R. D. Bur~c h, R. K.

Bolton , R. Brauer, L. Brozek, D. Burgess, S.

Bower, J. Bretho uwer, M. Brugge man,T. Burnha m, B.

Bramhall, A. Brock, V. Bryant , L. Burns, S.

Bramh all, B. Brogan, H. Bryant , T. Burr, S.

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Butcher, J. Carpenter, W. Chapa, C.

Chrastil, R. Christiansen, G. Christopher, M. Christopher, S. Closner, D. Clover, D. Colborn, L. Clough, D. Cooper, J. Cowell, R. Cox. W. Cooper, T. Dahley, K. Danek, D. Cunningham, K. Cutshall, T.

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Clapp, K. Collins, B. Coy, C. Daugherty, M.

Cain, T. Cashatt, J. Chilson, T .

Clapper, L. Conley, D. Crawford, M. Dean, J.

Campbell, 8. Caughey, R. Chilton, D.

Clark, B. Connelly, J. Crocker, J. Dean, T.

Carlson, J. Cervantes, J. Chollar, B.

Claypool, G. Conradt, K. Cullen, M. Debus, J.

Debus, M. Dobberstein, B. Downs, G. Edwards, K.

Evans, J. Felton, J. Fiedler, N. Fitzgibbons, M.

Delgado, J. Doerr, J. Drewes, D. Elliott, L.

Ewerth, B. A. Felton, R. Field, B. Flackman, P.

Dennis, J. Dolezal , T. Drewes, J . Ellis, K.

Ewerth, B. D. Fen, A. Fiene, D. Flock, R.

Dennis, R. Donahoo, D. Drohman, R. Ells, J.

Densberger, D. Dondlinger, L. Droud, C. Emmons, L.

Deubelbeiss, G. Dormer, R. Duensing, D. Ertl, S.

Dey, R. Dove, J. Ebner, R. Essay, S.

Dinges, S. Down, P. Edmunds, D. Essink, B.

Failor, M. Fenn, D. Fisher, L. Flury, B.

Dennis Lind and Steve Lococo lend a helping hand to Dan Becker. 105

Foksowicz, W. Fuehrer, B. Garvis, M. Goit, J.

Grasmick, K. Greenwald, D. Hall, L. Hames, J. Harper, D.

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Foreman, M. Fugh, M. Geiger, R. Gollehon, G.

Green, C. Griff in, C. Haller, M. Ham pton , R. Harr, L.

Fassler, N. Fuller, K. Geisler, R. Gonzalez, M.

Green, G. G. Griggs, R. Halstead, D. Hancock, T. Harring, M.

Foster, J. Funk , A. Geistlinger, G. Good win, C.

Green, G. W. Hale, K. Halvorsen, K. Hard ekop f, M. Harris, K.

Foster, R. Gabriel, N. George, M. Gottsleben, B.

Fox, W. Gallup, M. Gergen, D. Grabouski, S.

Francisco, L. Garrett, C. Girdner, J. Graham, K. S.

Frohn, D. Garrett, T. Goebel, F. Graham, K. K.

Hartley, M. Hebbard, T. Heim, J. Henricks, S.

Hartman, R. Hedrick, M. Heinbigner, A. Herrick, E.

Hartshorn, B. Hees, S. Hejl, T. Herrington, J.

Haswell, J. Hegel, C. Hempel, M. Herrman, J.

Hatten, J. Heidecker, C. Heninger, M. Hicks, R.

"Oh, what is that answer?" ponders Gary Workman as Doug Miller whizzes through the assignment.

Hoffman, M. Hrenchir, D. Hutson, M. Jenkins, M.

Higgins, D. Hohenwalde, K. Hubble, C. Hydo, H. Jochum, T.

Hinkle, E. Hollman, T. Hughes, D. Isaacs, D. Johns, C.

Hischke, K. Holloway, M. Hughes, D. L. ltzen, D. Johnson, D.

rfitchcock, T. Horton, N. Hunt, R. ltzen, J. Johnson, L.

Hocker, K. Houdek, T. Hurley, W. Jacobs, N. Johnston, S.

Hoffer, P. Houlihan, M. Hursh,. M. James, N. Jones, A.

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Jones, H. Kapustka, L. Kendra, W. Kinney , M. Knipple , J.

Jones, S. E. Keagle, M. Kennel, E. Kircho ff, J. Koontz , P.

Jones, S. M. Keller, D. J. Kennel, K. Klamm , J. Kraus, G.

Jones, T. Keller, D. K. Kenwo od, A. Klein, J. Krepel, T.

Jones, W. Kelley, C. L. Ketterer, D. Klimes, D. Krueger, R.

Junker, R. Kelley, C.R. King, C. Knapp, K. Krueger, R. L.

A room reflects the· pace of the school year when there's not enough time for everything.

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Kahler, S. Kellogg, T. King, S. Knee, 0. Kugel, L.

Kapke, M. Kelly, J. King, V. Knight, K. Kunath , G.

Kuwamoto, R. Lawrence, R. lesser, K. Lightbody, B.

Lairmore, R. Laws, R. Leupold, P. liming, D.

Lamb, R. leach, L. lewis, R. linden, T.

Langdon, K. lesoing, R. lienhart, J. lindhurst, J.

"Food for thought''. gives Jim Brown the energy to finish reading Paradise Lost.

Loder, J. long, J. Maas, K. Maaske, K. Mason, G. Mason, P.A. McCaugherty, L. Mccleery, D.

Loos, C. Madlock, P. Mason, P. McCoy, B.

Loury, M. Maher, J. Massa, A. McCoy, J.

love, R. Maier, K. Mattson, K. E. McDougall, D.

luethje, J. Marks, J. Mattson, K. McKenzie,·L.

Lutz, R. Marshall, W. Matzke, S. McKinney, D.

Lyne, C. Martinez, R. Maxson, G. Mclain, M.

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McMeen, S. Meehan , J. Meyer, L. Mientka , T .

McPherson, R. Melvin, L. Meyers, D. Miller, B.

Miller, D. M. Morris, K. Neeman, G. Nichols on, M.

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Mead, J. Metcalf , D. Michael, R. Miller, C.

Miller, L. Moser, R. Neemann, D. Nielson, C.

Mednis, A. Metz, R. Michael, T. Miller, D. J.

Mistole r, J. Moslander, J. Neift, A. Noel, M.

Mitche ll, G. Munson, J. Nelson, D. Novak, D.

Mitche ll, P. Mussman, H. Nelson, D. R. Nyhoff , R.

Moon, T. Morgan, I. Muthersbaugh , M. Neal, C. Nemec, J. Nerud, P. Nyhoff , T. O'Brien , C.

Morgan , N. Neal, K. Newman, C. Oglesby, R.

Olson, C. Pasika, J. Peters, J. S.

Poole, M. Prange, R. Ouarells, S. Ray, M. Read, M. Reisel, D.

Olson, D. Patrick, L. Petersen, C.

Porter, J. Pratt, C. Ragan, D. Ray, W. Read, T. Rengstorf, P.

Orta, N. Patterson, K. Petersen, F.

Porter, R. Priest, B. Ramirez, M. Raymond, J. Reed, S. Rexilius, T.

Ortiz, S. Peabody, C. Petersen, M.

Portsche, S. Proctor, M. Ray, J. Read, C. Reinwald, R. Reynolds, M.

Osborn, R. Pelowski, K. Phillips, L.

Ostgaard, C. Pester, S. Pierce, J.

Oswald, K. Pester, W. Pinney, 8.

O'Toole, C. Peters, J. A. Pleasant, M.

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Supergirl-buffs c o n d it io n th e ir muscles in th e weight room. From left: N a n c y Essink, Debbie S c o tt , L inda Knipple, Gisele O 'C o n n o r , Carol Krassig, and Lisa Bergantz el.

Roth, T. S a p p , L.

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R o th w e ll , R. Savidge, E. S c h o ll , D. S h a w , D.

Ryan, C. S c h a fe r, D. S c h w a rt ing, J. Shear, S.

Rezac, C. Ricketts, L. Robinson, C. R o o t, C.

Salinas, A. Salinas, L. S c h e id t, K. Schleiger, R. S c h w a rt z k o p f, S. S c h w in d t, T. S h e ll e d y , C. Sheridan, M.

Rhoads, D. Riley, S. Robison, R. Rosekrans, D.

Salinas, S . S c h m id t, D. S c o tt , F. S h e rw o o d , T .

Rice, L. Rios, J. Rogers, S. Ross, T.

Sanchez, C. S c h m ie d e r, K. S c o tt , S. Shiveley, D.

Richards, M. Ritchey, P. R o h n e rt , M. Roth, R.

S a n d e rs , J . Sch mucker, S. Semm, K. S h u rt le ff , R.

Sinner, J. K. Sorensen, G. Stafford, J. Stoddard;;C.

Shuster, L. Smith, C. Sorensen, J. Stamler, C. Stoner, C.

Sieck, R. Smith, E. Spadt, M. Stamm,-R. Storonskij, A.

Russ Woodling enjoys his favorite class, lunch.

Sieradzki, K. Smith, F. Spadt, S. Standley, P. Stratton. L.

Simmons, J. Smith, F. A. Spears, M. Stanley, M. Stuertz, M.

Simmons, M. Snoad, L. Speidell, R. Stebbins, W. Sullivan, C.

Simmons, R. Snow, E. Spoor, K. Stevens, G. Swantkoski, S.

Swartz, L. Tarrence, G. Terrell, K.

Taft, R. Tarrence, L. Ten,eer, M.

Talley, S. Taylor, B. Thies, D.

Tally,G. Tenney, D. Thomas, C.

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Members of the LHS emergency unit, Kathy O'Brien, Carol Wagner, Mardell Owens, and Sandy Dauphin, come to the aid of a stalled motorist: •

Jay Lawson discovers the shortest distance between two floors is a • ThomaS, • Tritt, G. banister. VanDusen, c. Vaske, C. Vliet, D.

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Thorfinnson, M. Timm, T. Traudt, R. Trouba, R. VanAckern, M. Vancleaf, L. Vanek, K. VanHoosen, D. VanOsdol, R. Ventura, T. Viken, P. \ Villanueva, K. VonBusch, S. Wacker, D. A. Wacker, D. J.

Washington, M. Wendling, S. Wiechert, A. Wortman, D.

Wahl,S. Watermeier, D. West, C. Willadsen, I. Wortman, J.

Walker, D. Walker, E. Watson, B. Way, K. West, D. Westphal, M. Williams, S. Williams, D. Woudenberg, M. Nright, T.

Walter, J. Wayne, A. Wheelock, J. Wolfe, T. Wurster, K.

Wambaugh, L. Webber, T. Whigham, S. Wolford, P. Ybarra, S.

Wan, L. Weddle, K. Whiteman, S. Woods, D. Young, G.

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A person by nature is curious, gregarious, affectionate, forgetful, creative, pensive, happy, lonely ... human

Greg Lugn

Lee Johnson

Student Advisory Board

Bob Copple

Even the heady position of being on a committee theoretically able to change school policy failed to excite the interest this year of some members of the Superi":1tendent's Student Advisory Board. Although city-wide, many failed to attend any meetings~ three students from Lincoln High were regulars, missing few sessions: Lee Johnson, Greg Lugn, and Bob Coppl.e. The Board is made up of the Student Council president, the newspaper editor, plus other randomlyselected students from each high school. Some of the issues presented to the school board through this committee were those asking for a renewal of open campus and the consideration of the possibility of optional attendance for all high school students.

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STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE : Mr. Bogar, Levine, Don W. Schmidt, Don A. Schmidt, Edmunds, Hobson, Hopgood.

Student Affairs Committee The Lincoln High School Student Affairs Committee, a gr_ o up made up of student and faculty representatives, acts as a sounding board for complaints and suggestions voiced by the student body.

Discussion of topics and problems relating to the school resulted in influencing changes in policy. The proposal to let quarterly grades stand as final records was debated and its merits weighed. The elimination of passes and hall guards in favor of placing the trust in the maturity of the student body was also suggested.

STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE : Clockwise from left: Ghormley, Shaw, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Jones, Tally, Bauerle, Mrs. Gartner, Ml'S. Sayre, Mrs. Alfrey, Jones.

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Student Council Throuqh activities and actions, the Linc oln High Student Council works to serve the stud ent bod y by field ing complaints and facing the problems of the school. Student Council's prim ary proj ect this year was stirring up interest in, and collecting mon ey for, the remodeling of the Oval and the reha bilit atio n of the Lib rar y. The group organized a "Lib rary -Ov al Awareness Week,f' which was an atte mpt to expose the problems and con ditio ns of these facilities both to the stud ent bod y and to the com mun ity. Funds were raised through class com peti tion s, donations, and special events. Other projects of Stu den t Council were a Thanksqiving coll ecti on of money which wen t to buy food for the needy, a drive to register eligible eighteen-year-old voters, and the sponsorship of the Homecominq and Sadie Hawkins dances. Pictu red is one of the thre e gues ts who appe ared at the Stud ent Cou ncil- spon sore d asse mbly on prisons and priso n refor ms in Nebr aska .

; sor spon ter emes first-s , Haws Rae Mrs. 2: Row . Shaw A. r, tophe Chris n, Brow S. art, Lienh J. r, Porte J. , body Light , STU DEN T COU NCIL : Row 1: Olson , leery McC R. , nnor O'Co , omer Newc dent; presi vice, Jones ood, Hopg r, Mille , Shaw D. , leery McC .. D en, Niels , Hinma_n, L. Porte r, Rosen, Lesieur, Moor e, Sims secretary; J. Brow n, Ells, treasurer; L. Lienh art, Johnson, president.

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Council member Holly Hinman t alks over the Oval situation with Dr. Marvin Stewart, a visiting school board official.

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Steering Committees

Mr. Bogar expresses his interest in the proposed senior class gift as he talks with Senior Steering Committee members Jenni Lesoing, Debbie Kennedy, and Tom Dietze.

Steering Committee members are elected by their respective classes to represent the individual student in decisions that must be made for each class. The Senior Steering Committee must choose a class gift to present to the school and help to organize Senior Week, including Color Day. The Junior Steering Committee plans and prepares the Junior-Senior Prom, and the Sophomore Steering Committee organizes money-raisinq projects to finance future programs.

SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE: Row 1: Van Andel, Kennedy, president; Owens, Bauer, Lesoing, Kaufman, Fischer, Heckman. Row 2: Silenieks, Weixelman, Bettenhausen , McClendon, Ghormley, Dietze , Bowl ing. Row 3 : Rupert, Miller, King, Blank, secretary; Fultz, vice-president ; Noel, treasurer; Ziettlow, Todd.

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SOPHOMORE STEERING COMMITTEE: Row 1: Loos, Peters, secretary; Maier, president; Krueger. Row 2: Antoniskis, vice-president; Van Cleat, Schmidt, treasurer.

JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE: Row 1: Sughroue, vice-president; Smith, secretary; Harre, president; Bergantzel, Czeschin, Dauphin, treasurer; Maser, Lehman. Row 2: Severa, Mumgaard, Tyler, Geistlinger, Brown, Adcock, Lawson, Partsch. Row 3: Hauser,_ Wagner, Scholl. Row 4: Todd,Hathaway.

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Black Affairs Committee Problems and con flict s arise when there is a lack of understanding: only through communication can these problems be solved. Black His tory Week, which used "I Am the Darker Bro the r" as its theme, was organized to help acquaint students and facu lty at Lincoln High School with the hist ory and cult ure of the black com mun ity. Enthusiasm grew as a committee of interested black students was formed to plan and prepare the event. During the week, projects, including the display of works by and about black persons, and the reading over sound of the lives of famous black personalities were initi ated . At the close of the week, a black assembly was held which included the reading of black poe try, the singing of the Black National Anthem, and the presentation of an African-oriented dance. The guest speaker was Dr. LeRoy Ramsey, dire ctor of min orit y affairs at the University of Nebraska.

Charles Bow ling sings the Blac k Nati onal Anth em.

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ABOVE: Parti cipa ting in the asse mbly is Lisa Broo ks. BELOW: Jean nie Whi temo n expl ains Libe ratio n flag.

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sym bolis m of the Black

UPPER LEFT: Do n Du ckw orth recites mo der n black poe try. ABOVE: Dr. Leroy Ramsey speaks at the assembly.

BLA CK AFF AIR S CO MM ITT EE: And erso n, Bow ling , Duc kwo rth, Ste war t, Sm ith .

A shared interest .between tw o people creates an exciting . and unique enthusiasm. As the number

of people increases so does the ex ci te m en t and each person . benefits by sharing what he kn ow s and learning from others.

Each individual contributes to • th e cause of the group; th e group, collectively, is on ly as good

as the individual makes it. An y organization, though, is merely a starting bl oc k fo r the

person who is truly interestedits ultimate service is to motivate him to higher and more challenging goals within this field.

Organizations

Assembly Committee Remember all those days that classes were cut short for assemblies? And all the pep rallies that tried to create the ecstatic spirit for the games? These programs were the results of work done by the Assembly Committee, which decided on and planned assemblies for the school. Various productions for different causes and reasons were organized. The traditional Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, the honors convocations, pep rallies, and programs by contemporary artists were among the assemblies arranged by the committtee.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Clockwise Adamsheck, Lugn, Mead, Moore.

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John Huffman, a 1971 graduate of Lincoln High, performs a solo as part of a program presented by the University of Nebraska Lab Band.

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Coed Counselors Ju n io r and senior girls w it h an interest in making the adjustment to Lincoln High a lit tl e easier fo r incoming sophomore girls make up the membership o f Coed COl,mselors. The members must be dependable and capable and especially w ill in g to extend friendship to th e ir cou nselees. The major event in the club's activities is the annual fall tea which takes place in the cafeteria just p ri o r to th e beginning o f school. A ct in g as a sort o f "ice-breaker," th e tea climaxes the many neighborhood parties and meetings held th ro u g h o u t the summer.

O ff ic er s K at hy O 'B ri en , tr ea su re r; R ob in McCleery, vice-president; Paula Harre, pr es id en t; an d Debbie Sh aw , secretary, serve re fr es hm en ts at th e annual fall te a sp on so re d by th e club.

COED COUNSELORS: Row 1: Partsch, M on tg om er y, Morgan, Va n Eperen, Harre, president; O 'C on no r, Davis, Ha rtl ey , Luebs. Row 2: Kn ip pl e, Hauser, Logan, Goeschel, S. Burbach, K . Burbach, McCleery, vice-presiden t; Shaw, secretary; Foreman . Row 3: Schwab, Sc ho ll, G re en ho lt, C. Br ow n, J. Owens, O 'B rie n, treasurer; M . Owens. Br ow n, Bergantzel, S.

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DEPS Serving as a socially-oriented club, DEPS (Developing, Education, Promotion , and ·Social) is• open to those who may not otherwise have a chance to become involved in school activities. Projects of the club are numerous, including Christmas and Valentine's Day parties, the construction of Easter baskets for nursing homes, and club dances. The members are totally responsible for each meeting; the sponsors, who act only in the capacity of advisors, this year were Mrs. Harriet Cross, Mrs. Ruby Grell, and Mr. Marvin Rader.

William Williams, Sam Sanchez, and Mike Zilly portray intense emotion as they act out a situation in a law unit of study.

DEPS: Row 1: Hubble, Cullen, Grabouski, Bodfield, Cudaback, Michael, Kelly, Gewecke. Row 2: Hartsell, Graf, Sabin, O'Connor, Rupert, acting president; Hoffman, Houdek, Baugous, Frohn, Hammer. Row 3: Chrastil, Cox, Rios, Hurley, Middleton, Williams, Wade, Bower, Ertl, Chilson, Wiedeman, secretary; Bickle.

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2: Row sor. spon er, Grub ell, Kenn rer; reasu tary-t secre e, Dietz dent; presi vice, Todd dent; presi , Noel e, Mage Mr. Hejl, n, Keela r, Mille INTE RAC T: Row 1: Mr. . Fenn , inger Behr indt, Schw pel, Hem , Petri gard, Oppe r, Meye , Lund 3: Row . Kolb on, Gibs ood, Hopg , Dove en, Hayd dy, Jacobs, Hath away , Inbo

Interact A service organization set up to ben efit people bot h in the com mun ity and in the school, membership in Inte ract is open to any male student at Linc oln High. Inte ract con trib ute d its share to the Oval fund , collec_ting thir ty dollars in donations by showing film s in the Litt le Theater dur ing the Library-Oval Awareness Week! and don atin g an add ition al twe nty- five dollars from its treasury. Ringing bells for the Salvation Arm y at Christmas time, atte ndin g Rot ary Club luncheons, and the annual open house for sophomore boys were also on the club 's agenda.

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Stud ent Council member Lynn Lienhart accepts a $25 dona tion from Inte ract president Bill Noel.

Tim O'Toole, Dennis Lind, and Don Lund play double leap frog at the Rotary Club luncheon.

Collecting money for the oval fund is kind of a "hairy" business, as Dave Hejl would readily agree.

Pat Keelan, Dick Todd, Tom Dietze, and Don Lund, Interact members, "bide their time."

Mike Petri braves the co.Id of December to help the Salvation Army in its effort to obtain money from Christmas shoppers. 133

RAD IO CLU B: Seated: Burk ey, presi dent. Standing: Hassebrook, Knot t, Farle igh, Kram er, McC own.

Radio Club With the expanding interest in amateur radio, the Radio Club had an upswing in membership this year. Learning and practicing Morse Code and com mun icat ing with others through the school's own ham radio (call letters WA OLD X) were among the activities of the club. Sponsoring the group was Mr. Leander Stachura.

Medical Club The medical profession's many areas and branches of study are the main interests of the members of the Medical Club. Field trips, incl udin g a visit to St. Elizabeth Hospital and a trip to the Medical Center on the University of Nebraska at Omaha campus, this year were high points in the meeting schedule. Listening to occasional guest speakers, club members gained furt her info rma tion and insight into the specialized fields allied with this profession.

er, Closn dent; presi vicen, ghto Brou son, Samp n, Cowa ry, gome Mont son, Alver 2: Row . peren VanE ter, Wors , Sahs icks, Henr MED ICAL CLU B: Row 1: Brun er, presi dent; Butc her, secretary .

DECA DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is a business club which works in the field of marketing. Club members, who must be in merchandising or marketing classes, organize various projects each year that relate in some way to the world of business. DECA was kept busy this year through several activities, including selling candy to raise money for annual events, and attending the state DECA conference in Omaha.

Marsha Barton, Mark Hatten, Pat Goit, and Jerry Meyers, officers of DECA, count the earn ings from the candy sale.

DECA: Row 1: Green, · Graham, Timm, Whitehead. Row 2: Jaques, Gait, treas urer; Barton , secretary; Oppegard. Row 3: Noel , Markowski, president; Wegrzyn , Watson . Row 4: Hatten, Thiel, Zilly . Row 5: Keech, Kreifels, Fahrnbruch. Row 6: Meyers, vice-president; Wallen, Wurster.

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Chess Club Even thou gh membership in some clubs may have fallen off in the past year, the Chess Club, with help from the Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer· wor ld cha mpi ons hip match, became very pop ular as interest in the game itse lf incn~ased. Meeting nights are spent playing chess; a ladder whi ch ranks the members is kep t to show thei r respective positions. Meets are scheduled regularly with othe r high schools so tha t the club member ma y enj oy mo re challenging and varied com peti tion . The girls gym is not the ideal place for a chess game ; Stev e Jaco b and Bob Morey find this to be true . dent presi an, Morg r, Foste son, Alver . Gray , mond Ray er, Brau : ing Stand dent. presi vicei. owsk Mark , Loos . ra CHESS CLU B: Seated: Kohn . coach ; Zaste Pratt , Heni nger , Hobb s, jacob , Hard y, More y, Rugg .

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Writers Club Writers Club was reorganized this year to serve as an out let for budding and talented writers where they might share thei r works. Stories and •poe try dealing with subjects ranging from the Oly mpi c tragedy to orange armadillos, and everything in between, were among the many pieces writ ten and read. The meetings were info rma l; those wanting to read the ir works were encouraged to do so. When time remained, various subjects were chosen to writ e about. These papers were then read, compared, and criticized. Adam Levine, vice-president, conc entr ates on a story abou t a giant straw berr y.

. . rsen Halvo urer; treas , Boye e, Ford is, Denn , Davis tary; secre ry, gome Mont g, Limin , Tate e, Foot dent; presi lz, Scho B: CLU WRIT ERS

INTE RNA TION AL CLUB: Row 1: Swei nime r, Whee lock, Lueth je. Row 2: Scho lz, presi dent; L. Bettenhausen, treasurer; McC lendo n, V. Jones, vice- presi dent; Mont gome ry, D. Bette nhau sen, secre tary . Row 3: Lesieur, W. Jones, Medn is, Herri ck, Ford e.

International Club International Club's prim ary concern th is year was raising money to continue the sponsorship of Nilt on de Oliveira, a young student in Brazil. Bake sales, a benefit supper, and various other projects were initiated.

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The club also invited several students from othe r high schools who had traveled abroad, to speak of thei r experiences. Sponsors of the club were Miss Teresina Danese, Mrs. Shirley Scheer, Miss Lydia Lekai, and Miss Jud y Roderick.

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Paula Meisters, a stud ent from East High, talks 9f her travels and experiences in Poland.

COCEP With the fading of enthusiasm comes a decrease in the numb er of persons willin g to work for a cause. COCEP (Com mitte e on Combating Environmental Pollu tion) was no exception to that rule; established only two years ago, its membership has conti nued to decrease. The purpose of the club is to create an awareness of the problems of pollu tion and encourage partic ipatio n in their solutions. Amon g its majo r .projects, the club placed boxes in each room to collec t used and discarded paper so that it migh t be recycled and used again. Anoth er activ ity was provi ding both material and manpower for decorative plantings on the Mall. COCEP: Owens, Hillman , Reese, B. Montgo mery, McClendon, Cowan, Lugn, Van Eperen, R. Montgo mery.

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Every person, no matter who he may be, has an urge to express himself in one way or another. However, he may find it difficult to do this since, for some irrational reason, he believes it more important to restrain and repress rather than release and create. Another may try, but . his actions are, many times, more mechanical than are true s. He w ho remains, the experience_ one able to live his life with total response and sincere expression, knows a tranquillity which cannot adequately be described by words.

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Usherettes With flashlights and programs in hand, the Usherettes are stationed at each entrance to the auditorium to guide and seat visitors on the evenings of public performances. Serving at plays, musical events, Joy Night, and at the Honor Convocations, the group is made up of sophomore girls. The sponsors were Miss Jamesine Bourke, Mrs. Virginia Safford, and Mrs. Patience Fisher.

Debbie Closner and Susie Williams prepare to meet the onslaught of swarming humanity on opening night of a play.

USHERETTES: Row 1 : Villanueva, Spoor, Brock , Benash. Standley , Brauer, Jones, Cowell, Moore, Linden, Griffi n. Row 2: Closn11r, Blodgett, D. Olson, • Leach , Williams, Woudenberg, Mednis, Stoddard, Funk . Row 3: Kapustke, Krueger, Anderson , Antoniskis, Ybarra, C. Olson, Maas.

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MU MM ERS : Row 1: Lug n, Esquivel, Mednis, Blazek, Dietze, Mey er. Row 2: Klam m, Con nett , Wey gint , Harris, Hob son , vice-preside nt; Bot ts, Adk isso n. Row 3: Essay, Gho rmle y, treasurer; Partsch, Van Zan dt, Leach, Bettenhausen, Har roun , Pra tt.

Mummers Mummers, a club for students interested in drama and the theatrical arts, is open to any person wh o tries ou t and is accepted by a panel of judges. Much of the tim e and energy of Mummers members was spent earning money for , and wo rki ng on, the annual play presented by the club. This year's selection was Cheaper by the Dozen. Bake sales and concessions-selling at Joy Nig ht bro ug ht in needed money to help cover the costs of the pro du ctio n. Alt ho ug h selection of the cast for Cheaper by the Dozen was dif fic ult for those in charge of try ou ts because of the many students fro m which to choose, it was most rewarding for those selected.

Members of Mummers Ter i Renker, Jud y Kermmoade, Jon Meyer, and Mark Kitz mil ler rehearse Cheaper by the Dozen wit h dire cto r Bob Fey.

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Thespians After only one year of being active, Thespians was an almost non-existent club this year due to lack of interest. Thespians' membership is available to Mummers who show a high level of interest and ability in the field of drama and are able to meet the standards required by this national organization. Imprompt u meetings, featuring speaking and interpretat ion were the major activities of the club. Thespians members also helped to produce a play presented by the two drama classes in mid-May. Mark Pratt and Mark Kitzmiller, members of Thespians, read through a scr ipt. THESPIANS: . Clockwise from top: Harris, Klamm, Esquivel, Adams.

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The Gilb reth fam ily: Jackie, Lillia n, Martha, Ernestine, Anne, Dan, Fred, Bill, Frank , Mr. Gilbreth, and Mrs. Gilbreth.

Mummers Play CAST

The 1973 Mummers play, chosen and produced by the club, was Cheaper by the Dozen. The play was presented in the Linc oln High Aud itor ium , January 18 and 19; the student dire ctor was Mark Kitz mill er. Cheaper by the Doz en is based on the misunderstandings and diff icul ties between two generations. Mr. Gilb reth , the father, is determined to run his fam ily thro ugh a system of complete organization and tota l effic ienc y, despite resistance from his children.

Even though the methods he employs in doing this are humorous, the motives behind his actions are serious. Ailin g from a heart con ditio n with only mon ths to I ive, he tries to prepare his fam ily for the time when they will have to get along with out him. The play ends as Mr. Gilb reth leaves to go to Europe so tha t his fam ily will not have to watch him suff er in his last days.

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Mr. Gilb reth . .. .. ... .... . . ... . .. .. .... .. Steven Blazek Mrs. Gilbreth . . .... .. .... .... . .. . .. ... . .. Linda Leach Ernestine ... . .. .. .. . .. . .... .... . ... . Martha Gho rmle y Frank .. .. ... . .... .. . ... . .... .... ... . .. Edson Gibson Jackie .... . . . . . .. .... .. . .... .. .... .... Susan Con nett Dan .... .... . . .. .. .... .. .. . .. .... .... . Mark Colborn Bill .. . .... .. . .... . . ... .. .... .... .. .. . .. Tom Dietze Fred .... .. . . . . . .... ... . .... .... .... .. .. . Greg Lugn Anne .... .... . . . .. . .. . .... .... .... . ... Susan Adams Lillia n .... .... . . .... .. . .... ... . .... .. Judy Van zand t Martha .... .... .. .. ... . . . .... . ... . .... . Janice Klamm Mrs. Fitzgerald . .... . . ... . ... .. .... .... .. Becky Michel Dr. Burt on .... .... .... .... . .. . .... . . . Charles Bow ling Joe Scales .... . •. .... .... .... .... .... .. . ... Mark Prat t Mrs. Brill ... . ... . . .. .... ... . . . .... . Felicia McW illiams L.arry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Lawson

Three of the Gilbreth children, Jackie (Susan Connett), Fred (Greg Lugn), and Bill (Tom Dietze) discuss their father's dictatorial attitude . Mr. Gilbreth's disapproval of the friendship between Anne (Sue Adams) and her boyfriend Larry (Tom Lawson) serves to widen the generation gap. The father (Steve Blazek) and the mother ( Linda Leach) discuss the procedures for efficient use of food for the family.

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All-School Play A break from trad ition resulted in the selection of You Were Born on a Rot ten Day, by Christopher Sergei, as this year's All-School Play choice. A modern-day comedy focusing on the subject of astrology, it was directed by Mr. Bob Fey, who chose the play because "it involves many students. This is my objective - to involve as many students as possible." Mr. Fey was assisted by student director Tom Lawson and stage manager Linda Schaaf.

The story centers on physics teacher Claude Jones, of Galileo High School, and his concern over a growing astrology fad. Determined to prove it unscientific, Jones sets up a public presentation with himself as the mysterious Ptolemy to show "science." the irra tion ality of the so-called Though he tries, Jones' portrayal seems only to increase the students interest in astrology.

In one final appearance, Jones, feeling he has failed to shake the students' belief in astrology, announces tha t Ptolemy will never again appear. Alth oug h he faile d in proving astrology unscientific, he succeeded in providing his students with a greater interest in astronomy.

ABOVE: Claude Jones (Ed Gibson), as the mysterious Ptolemy, looks hope fully to the stars for another "pre dict ion. " BELOW: , With assistance from student teacher Yvonne Smi th (Cindy Nielson), Claude explains to his physics students the principles of Newton's Thir d Law . LEFT: Contemplating the entire situation is Councilman Banks (Russ Harris).

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CA ST Claude Jones ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . Edson Gibson Cou nci lma n Banks ... ... ... . ... ... ... ... . Russ Harris Miss Masters ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . Ma ry Ma rtin Agie Johnson ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Sue Adams Bar t Bascom ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... . Channing Du tton Art hur Hu xle y ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... Tom Lawson Yvonne Sm ith ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Cin dy Nielson Connie Con sta llat ion ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Paula Harre Miss Marks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. : . Kim Hobson Mrs. Cannon ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. Ter i Gil tne r· Mrs. Ames ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Ma rtha Gh orm ley Mrs. Banks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. Karen Esquivel ST UD EN TS AT GA LIL EO HIG H Janice Kla mm Ma rk Vaske Ma rk Pra tt Charles Bow ling Ma ry Chr isto phe r Susan Co nne tt Greg Bro wn Melanie Bot ts Felicia McWilliams Vic ki Jones Diane Ant oni skis Astra Mednis Robin Adkisson Diane Hejl

ABOVE: Pointing out an obscure fact abo ut ast ron om y, Claude intensifies his effo rts to des troy the astrology belief. BELOW: Am id all the scie ntif ic arguments, a pro ble m of jealously arises between Yvonne and Agie Johnson (Sue Adams).

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The Music Man A small tow n in Iowa was the locale of this year's musical, The Music Man. The stor y centers around a band leader and con artist, Professor Harold Hill , and his atte mpt s to deceive the tow npe ople into wasting the ir money on musical instruments. Com plic atin g his deceptive game is a traveling salesman who has kno wn Professor Hill and is aware of his record. He exposes Hill 's con game to the tow n, but at the tria l, the townspeople dro p all · charges against him as pay men t for the good he has done for the city . The pro duc tion of The Music Man involved over one hun dre d students, including orchestra members and off-stage workers. The stud ent dire ctor was Mark Kitz mill er; Russ Harris was stage manager. Mr. Ivan Caldwell directed the music, Mr. Robert Fey, the drama, and Mr. Orv ille Voss, the orchestra. Mr. Ivan Caldwell, retir ing afte r 17 years of teaching vocal music at Linc oln High School, displays the trop hy presented to him afte r the final performance of The Music Man. Standing on the foot brid ge, Haro ld Hill (Channing Dutt on) and Marion Paroo (Pam Ebner) exchange tender words. CAST Haro ld Hill .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... Channing Dutt on Marian Paroo .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. Pam Ebner May or Shinn .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Steve Blazek , Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn .... .... .... .... Barbara Mon tgom ery Charlie Cowell .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Mark Prat t Con duct or .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Dave Hejl Ewa rt Dun lop .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. Tom Fuenning Oliver Hix .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Jim Baruth Jacey Squires .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .. Bill Batten Olin Britt .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Mark Harral Marcellus Washburn .... .... .... .... .... .... . Mick ey Damian Tom my Djilas .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... Bill Noel Mrs. Paroo .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ... Kim Hobson Ama ryllis .... .... ... ; .... .... .... .... .... .... . Vick i Jones Win thro p Parroo .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Ken t Folsom Gracie Shinn .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Judy Kermmoade Zaneeta Shinn .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Martha Gho rmle y Alm a Hix .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Jody Trac y Maud Dun lop .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .Pam Mor row Ethel T offe lmei er .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Barbara Reed Mrs. Squires .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Jan Sims Constable Locke .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . Gary Wiemers Traveling Salesmen .... . Jim Brow n, Alex Cruz, Ralph Kuw amo to, Terr y Vaggalis, Ron Van Osdol, Greg Sprague

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Ma yor Shinn (Steve Blazek, at the pod ium ) voices his suspicions concerning Har old Hill to the townspeople.

AB OV E: River Citians dance a new rou tine tau ght to the m by Harold Hill . BELOW: Shy young Win thro p (Ke nt Folsom, center) breaks out of his shell in ant icip atio n of the Wells Fargo wagon wh ich is bringing his new cornet.

JOY NIGH T CEN TRA L COM MITT EE: Jones, Duck worth , Heck man , Ziett low, H inman.

Joy Night Anx iety and excitement, first at the tryo uts and fina lly on the nights of the actual performances, were experienced by most participants in Nostalgia, Lincoln High School's 1973 Joy Night production held Apr il 27 and 28. The Joy Nig ht Central Committee assumed the responsibility of selecting the acts and organizing the show. The pro duc tion was coordinated by Mr. Robert Fey, drama teacher.

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Russ Harris, Sue Adams, and Pat Weygint, as emcees, provic unusual and interesting intros to Joy Night acts.

Dave Boye and Brad Anderson do a little "bluegrass pickin' fer them thar folk at the hoedown.'' JOY NIGHT 1973

Richard Nixon, John Wayne, and Howard Cosell all appeared on stage at Joy Night through the impersonations done by Scott McMeen.

Teaching the audience how to count to ten was an accomplishment of the Girls Ennead through their re-creation of Sesame Street.

Mistress ·and Masters of Ceremonies ...... . . ..... Sue Adams, Russ Harris, Pat Weygint Hello Neighbor .... . .......... .. .......... .... Boys Glee Mountain Bluegrass .. ... ...... .. . Brad Anderson, David Boye Girls, Girls, Girls . .. .... . ..... . . .. .... . . . ..... Boys Octet Tenderfoot . ....... . ... . .......... . . ..... Scott McMeen The Return of Ouibus ........ . .... Brian Rugg, Rex Calhoun, Pam Butcher, David Boye Clair de Lune .......... ....... .. .......... Janet Malone Interpretive Dance ........ .. . . . . .... . .... Robin Adkisson Roll Out the Barrel .. . . ...... . .Bruce Barnhouse, Greg Brown, Dennis Klimes, Jim Luethje, Leath Mclaughlin , Larry Pribyl, Kendall Rousek, Mike Wolff Curtain Up . ... . . . .... . . . ....... . .. . ......... Girls Glee Old Man River .. . . . . . .. . . . .......... ..... Charles Bowling Optional Attendance .... . .......... . . .... . ... LHS Facu lty The Graduate . .... .. ..... . .... Jody Tracy, Debbie Lebsack Chicken Reel ... . .....· .. . . . ..... . ... . . ..... . .. Madrigals Sesame Street ..... . .......... ....... . .. . ... Girls Ennead

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Linc oln High's facu lty members prove that they have many talents.

Charles Bow ling rerrunisces abo ut the river boat days with his presentation of Old Man River.

Jan Malone and Rob in Adkisson combine the mediums of piano and dance in an inter pret ation of Clair de Lune. Members of Boys Glee ente rtain the Joy Nigh t audience by singing their act, Hello Neighbor. 152

Baby Face (Rex Calhoun), The Butcher (Pam But che r), The Brain (Brian Rugg), and The Man (David Boye) prepare a ski t por tray ing the hard-nosed ethics of the gangster era. Seniors Jod y Tra cy and Debbie Lebsack sing a medley of songs from a movie, title d, app rop riat ely enough, The Graduate.

Playing tunes from the popular pol ka parade of the past was The Buf falo Bill y Bogarski Band. Polkateers are Dennis Klimes, Mik e Wo lff, Greg Bro wn , Kendall Rousek, Jim Luethje, Lar ry Prib yl, Bruce Barnhouse, and Leath McLaughlin.

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UPPER LEFT: Direct ing the All-Cit y Orchestra Festival is guest condu ctor Dr. Marvin Rabin. UPPER RIGHT : Anne Loder perfor ms with the Orchestra at the showing of The Music Man. BELOW: Nancy Girdne r and Mr. Orville Voss work out a difficu lt piece of music.

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A musical organization to develop and display new talent, the Lincoln High School Orchestra performed at junio r highs, Vespers, and at the Al I-City Orchestra Festival. In addit ion to its classical repertoire, it provided the instru ment al backup to the 1973 Opera, The Music Man. The Orchestra also took an all-day trip to Omaha where it played for Omaha Benson High School and Beveridge Junio r High. Mr. Orville Voss is the director.

ORCHESTRA: TOP PANEL: Row 1: Collier, M. Speidell, Carpenter, Klimes, Simmons, Dauphin. Row 2: A. Mientka, Esquivel, Swartz, Lawrence, R. Speidell, Doerr, Girdner . Row 3: McMahon , · Mauter, Smith, Meyers, T. Mientka. MIDDLE PANEL: Row 1: Antoniskis, Stratton, Johnson, Willmeng, Wheelock. Row 2: Green , Basel, Wacker, Loder, Butcher. LOWER PANEL : Row I: Connelly, Burr, Scanlon, Morton. Row 2: Workman, Morey, Wiemers, Maaske, Christopher, A. Hall. Row 3: Bryant, M. Hall, Calhoun.

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Band Through heat, cold, mud, drought, and countless "le ft, right, left, right, five, six, seven, eig ht's ," the Lin col n High Band practiced by the ho ur to provide and perfect ha lftim e presentations for home foo tba ll games. Though the band mig ht have been more obvious at basketball and foo tba ll games, it also practiced and performed symphonic music for many programs, including Vespers and concerts at jun ior highs. The band is under the direction of Mr. Orville Voss. Dan Ob erh eu seems tota lly enr apt ure d wit h his music.

BAl \,O: Row 1: Bergman. Row 2: Lod er, Alve rson , Wacker, Oswald, Basel, Silb er, Hun t, Sch mid t, Bro wn . Row 3: Reese, Hill man , Paul, Mar tin, Link uge l, Sahs, Mad dox , But che r. Row 4: Van Dus en, Nelson, Goeschel , Bur bac h, Lesoing, Johnson, Thomas, Hobbs, Spil ker. Row 5: Blitz , Reynolds, Bar b Ewe rth, Buc kne ll, Bra d Ewe rth, Hin kle, Kell er, Orta , Ten ney , She lled y, Cashatt, Hoo ver, Frey, Duc kwo rth , Hat haw ay, Sm ith. Row 6: Arri go, Menzie, Bot ts, Bod en, George, Fiene.

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Tota l conc entr ation is nece ssary for top perf orm ance ; Rex Calh oun show s this abili ty whil e play ing the timp ani.

3: Row son. John de, nwal Hohe lock, Whee , Fugh ett, Benn ing, Leso edy, Kenn e, Sharp n, Brow S. s, illiam McW BAN D: Row 1: L. Stoner, Craw ford. Row 2: er, Miltn f, Wolf Dale, Hall, r, Mille D. heu, Ober , Fenn er, Ston C. a, Trusk 4: Row s. Wood Burt, r, Kelle rds, Edwa ld, Oswa ck, Herri tz, Sanchez, Ricke tts, Koon B. Ried, n, Brow G. n, elma Weix je, Lueth , Berks er, Bottg lon, Scan er, Bloch nan, Bren l, Priby ek, Rous , Maas Blitz, Harris, Barnhouse, Boye. Row 5: Speidell, Mille r, Wiemers.

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Stage Band Involved wit h modern day popular arrangements, Stage Band members gained experience and developed creativity. The basic style of music played by Stage Band is usually in the jazz or jazz-ro~k vein. A key element involved in jazz is the art of improvisation which, in the case of music, is the spontaneous creation of a solo. Stage Band participated in two clinics this year, one of which was attended by nationally known trumpeter Clark Terry. At the clinic, the band received two certificates of commendation for various phases of its playing. The group also performed for jun ior highs, civic groups, and Joy Night. Mr. Orville Voss directs Stage Band.

STAGE BAN D: UPPER RIG HT: Hall , Calhoun, Mie ntka , Brian Blocher, Malone. RIG HT: Row 1: Bergman, Green, Butcher. Row 2: Harris, Boye, Dale. BELOW: Row 1: Ried , Helzer, Bro wn, Mill er. Row 2: Bur r, Bruce Blocher, Maas, Rousek, Prib yl, Con nell y, Mor ton, Bot tger , Scanlon.

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Boys Octet Jim Baru.th Mark Harral Tom Fuenning Bill Batten Steve Blazek Jan Malone, accompanist •Charles Bowling Steve Alverson Dennis Markowski

Girls Ennead Row 1: Debbie Bettenhausen Barbara Reed Pam Ebner Sharon Anderson Alison Hough, accompanist Row 2: Jody Tracy Debbie Lebsack Kim Hobson Martha Ghormley Sherry Maaske

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son, John 2: Row ke. Maas , mley Ghor , Shaw tary; secre n, Batte ning, Fuen r, Meye , ian Dam , Noel l, Thie rer; reasu sen,t nhau SEN IOR CHO IR: Row 1: Bette l, Ande Van k, Blaze an, Hinm th, Baru n, Walle iller, Kitzm ers, Wiem 3: Row an. Hickm r, Baue a, Pruch ch, Row , Reed Scha rton, Pratt , Mark owsk i, Lickl iter, Zigurs, Kauf man, Schw indt.

r, Lode ick, Hetr ins, Jenk 2: ow idt.R Schm , hall Mars un, Harro s, Davie on, Hobs ; ident pres vice rson, Ande , SEN IOR CHO IR : Row 1: Kerm moad e, Trac y , Sims ler, muel Ober on, Pears ow, Morr r, Ebne ry, gome Mont r, Porte ack, Lebs s, Jone 3: Row ter. Wurs dent; presi inQ, Bowl e, Dietz e, Foot Adkis son, Schroeder, Grosscup, Harral.

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MADRIGALS : Row 1: Kermmoade, Malone, accompanist; Shaw, Jones, Montgomery, B. Bowling, Sims, Morrow, Adkisson. Row 2: Dietze, Keelan, C. Bowling, Batten, Essay, Heikes, Lickliter, Mccown, Noel.

Madrigals Madrigals, a singing group whose members are chosen by tryout, relies on the music of early century religious traditional , as well as modern day popular arrangements. Composed of juniors and seniors, the group, directed by Mr. Ivan Caldwell, rehearsed daily during sixth period. Engagements included Honor Society convocation, Joy 'Night, and performances for civic groups.

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3: Row Rice. ing, Oehr , moto Kuwa ue, Sprag , Cruz an, Hollm 2: Row ord. Staff , erald Fitzg , nwald Gree on, Matts Kent r, Mille n, Broga 1: Row BOYS GLE E: Heikes, Bettenhausen, Leup old, Proc hono w, Hunt , Kevin Matts on, Essay.

Boys Glee Primarily a training ground for those interested in Senior Choir, the members of Boys Glee gained musical experience by singing at numerous public gatherings and events. The All- City Choral Festival, Lincoln High School Vespers, and Joy Night were all on the glee's schedule. The group is directed by Mr. Ivan Caldwell.

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Girls Glee With mout hs opened wide and in fine voice, members of the Girls Glee sang their way into the hearts of people this year as they perfo rmed for many differ ent groups and organizations. The members of the glee are selected by tryou t; scholastic grades and citizenship records are also taken into consideration.

Amon g the singing dates for the group were included Joy Night , Vespers, assemblies, and programs at several junio r high schools. The Girls Glee was unde r the direc tion of Miss Dorthea Gore; the accom panis t was Beck y Mich~ I.

GIRLS GLEE: Row 1: Lehma n, Grasmi ck, Pester, Dahlgren, Kn ipple , Jones, Beetem. Row 2: Mutchi e , Dowd, Mumgaard , Vanzan dt, Hauser, 1 Champ oux, Bowlin g, Esquive l, Vontz, , Damme Brown, Albers, hn, Weisha , Bruner Plachy, 3: Row . Maser Michel, son, Dockho rn, Gulbran Adamsheck .

G I RLS GLEE: Row 1: Essink , Conrad t, Van Arsdall , Brchan , Simmo ns, Hart , Bergantzel. Row 2: Brandt , Hester, Michon , Coy, McClee ry, Roelfs, Downin g, Malone , Brown. Row 3: Moore, Gates, Thoma s, Kehler, Moon, Wehmer, Cole, Foster, Smith, Oziah, Wilson .

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Homecoming 19 72 Afte r days of anti cipa tion and speculation, tension rose alm ost to the breaking poin t at half-tim e of the Linc oln Hig h-Li nco ln Northeast foot ball game. The stillness of the stadium was brok en only by the shrieks of Marga Silenieks as she was crow ned Hom eco min g Queen of 1972. While cameras snapped and tears ran , the band hon ored the queen with the song Satin Dol l. Also crow ned was Hom eco min g King Mik e Fult z.

The atte nda nts in the procession were Hol ly Hin man and Bob Fols om; Sharon Anderson a·nd Paul Ells; Debbie Kennedy and Tom Fuenning; and Lisa Shelledy and Jerr y Wo lfor d.

Planned and sponsored by Stu den t Council, the annual Hom eco min g Dance too k place the follo win g nigh t; King Mik e and Queen Marga presided over the event. Using Jus t an Old Fashioned Love Song as its theme, music for the dance was prov ided by Last Chance.

Disbelief and joy are reflected on the face of Marga Silenieks as she is crow ned 1972 Hom ecom ing Queen by Stud ent Cou ncil president Lee Johnson , as Jerry Wol ford look s on. rson, Ande on Shar Ells, Paul , Fultz Mike King , ieks Silen a Marg n Quee m, Folso Bob an, Hinm Holly , ord Wolf Jerry , edy THE ROY AL COU RT: Lisa Shell Tom Fuen ning, and Debb ie Kenn edy.

THE ROYAL COURT: Row 1: Lynn Lienhart, Sharon Anderson, Marga Silenieks, Holly Hinman, Debbie Kennedy. Row 2: Jim Mumgaard, Steve Harris, Mike Fultz, Bob Folsom, Rex Davies.

Junior-Senior Prom The 1973 Junior-Senior Prom, The Last Song, was held this year at the Nebraska Center. The spring dance is organized annually by the Junior Steering Committee: its duty is to select a theme and arrange the details. Prom attendants were Jim Mumgaard ~n,d Lynn Lienhart, Steve Harris and Sharon Anderson, Mike Fultz and Marga Silenieks, Rex Davies and Holly Hinman. Bob Folsom and Debbie Kennedy were crowned king and queen.

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Scribe Board Scribe, the I iterary magazine writ ten and published annually by Lincoln High students this year made its fort ieth appearance as a school publication.

The Scribe Board was made up of students wtio read and criticized all entries sub mitt ed- poe try, essays, and short stor ies- and chose those to be printed. Members of the student bod y were invited to submit thei r creative works to the board. The best in each category were chosen as contest winners and awarded a free Scribe. The Scribe Board is sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Lyness and Mrs. Kat hy Raymer. 1973 Scribe Winners

1st semester Essay: Old Man Randy Van Haverbeke Poetry : Moon Meadow Ada m Levine

2nd semester Essay: Satire in the Style of Art Buchwald Karen Scholz Poetry: Moo nligh t Emi ly Levine Sho rt Stor y: Forgotten Night David McCleery

TOP: Adam Levine, poet ry edito r; Tom Dietz e, associate edito r; Pat Worster, typis t . MIDD LE: Shel ly Morgan, publ icity; Ella Gallagher, essay edito r. · BOT TOM : Phyll is Johnson, managing edito r; Kim Hobson , edito r-in-c hief; Laurie Peate, artist .

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CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Pam Butcher; Dave Boye, lying; Deb Bettenhausen, John Weixelman, Karen Scholz; Jeannie Janecek; Brian Rugg. Painting on page 119 by Beth Atkinson.

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Advocate Put ting toge ther a newspaper that is representative of all phases of school I ife is not an easy job. Any Adv oca te staf fer wou ld agree tha t the pro duc tion of a time ly, accurate pub lica tion that serves not only as a link between the stud ent and the school but also as a means of pub lic relations, requires much ded icat ion and a deep sense of responsibility. This year, many topi cs were covered by the paper, incl udin g a sampling of eligible voters as to thei r preferences in the presidential race. The Adv oca te mou nted a strong campaign to brin g . atte ntio n to the con ditio n of the Oval and the Libr ary. Coverage of high ly controversial subjects was also included. In this way, The Adv oca te sought to keep the stud ent info rme d not only of the acti vitie s and sports tha t affe cted him with in the school, but also on inte rnat iona l events tha t affe cted him as a citiz en.

Wur ster, first -sem ester busi ness man ager . LEFT: Seated: Beth Maier, fi rst-s eme ster, page -two edito r; Lisa Chri stop her, first -sem ester writ er. Standing: Bill Jaeg er, first -sem ester writ er ; Cind y Stev ens, first -sem ester writ er. BELOW: Lind a Bart zatt, Lisa Shel ledy , Dallas Wol tema th, first -sem ester writ ers.

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Bob Copple, editor-in-chief; Lee John son, first-semester assistant spor ts edito r, seco nd-s eme ster spor ts edito r; Debbie Fischer, first-semester staff writer, second-semester page-two edito r.

Jean nie Jane cek, first-semester page-one edito r, second-semester associate business manager; Jim Mumgaard, first-semester spor ts edito r, second-semester business manager.

, ~ace John r; write staff ster eme nd-s seco , Doss e Dian r; edito e -thre page ster eme nd-s seco n, Cyndy Brow second-semester assis tant spor ts edito r; Dea Silber, second-semester staff writer.

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Links Board "Do you have my pictures yet? Does somebody have a grease pencil? What time are we eating lunc h tod ay? " These, among othe r endless questions, cou ld be heard almost dail y from with in room 219. But amidst all this con fusi on, the 197 3 Link s was form ed, developed, and fina lly bro ugh t into reality. Facing deadline afte r deadline, each member of the staf f was held responsible for his section. Every page had to be care fully planned and organized. Pictures were scheduled and selected, cop y was writ ten and rew ritte n, and cutlines were tho ugh t up and discussed. Alth oug h every section was writ ten inde pen den tly of the others, they all had to tie together so tha t the boo k maintained a con tinu ity thro ugh out. A yearbook can not be completed with just a min imu m amo unt of time and energy spent. Many extra hours must be sacrificed. Time before school, afte r school, duri ng vacations, and even in the summer months before the school year begins must be used to cult ivat e and perfect every detail. Wit hou t this love and devotion it wou ld be impossible to make the boo k into wha t it is. Mrs. Rut h Gartner was the advisor, Miss Bet ty Heckman the financial advisor.

19 73 Links Sta ff Karen Scholz ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . Edi tor Debbie Bettenhausen ... ... ... ... .. Associate Edi tor Bill Noel ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Managing Edi tor Pam Butcher ... ... ... ... ... ... . . ... Senior Edi tor Jan Owens ... ... ... ... ... .. Underclassmen Edi tor David Boye ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . Acti vitie s Edi tor John Weixelman ... ... ... ... ... ... Ath letic s Edi tor Don Lund ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . Business Manager Pat Weygint ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. Photographer Brian Rugg ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Photographer Mrs. Rut h Gartner ... ... ... ... ... . . ... ... Advisor Miss Bet ty Heckman ... ... ... ... .. Financial Advisor Mr. Robert Dawson ... ... ... .. Photography Advisor Down the slide: Karen Scholtz.

Pat Weygint, Dave Boye, Deb Bettenhausen, Brian Rugg, Jan Owens, John Weixelman, Pam Butcher, Bill Noel. Suspended: Don Lund.

Athletics reflect the infinite range of human em oti on sexcitement, exhaustion, anticipation, realization, conquest, surrender, elation .. heartbreak ... . victory

Cheerleaders VAR SITY CHE ERL EAD ERS :Cloc kwis e from uppe r left: Linda Porte r, Holly Hinm an, Marga Silenieks, Noal a Van Ande l, Melissa Otto , vice- presi dent; Rond a Krueger, secre tary/t reasu rer; Lisa Shel ledy, presi dent; Debb ie Kenn edy.

RES ERV E CHE ERL EAD ERS : Above, from left: J. Dupo nt, G. Bran dt, L. Lehman, B. Bowl ing, C. Morr ison, L. Jackson, J. Beccard.

VAR SITY CHE ERL EAD ERS : Upper Right: Judy Polic ky. Below: Kerr y Pearson. Lower Right: Cath y Schwartz.

Peppers PEPPERS: Row ! : lien hart, preside nt; V. Jones, first vice-president; Bettenhausen, second vice-president; Rohan, secretary; Tapley , treasurer; Schwin dt, Hanneman, Christo pher, Sutton , Oamkro ger. Row 2: Hickma n, Janecek, Joyce Johnso n, M. Martin, Bennet t, Kosmos, R. Dauph in, Davis, Rezac. Row 3: Scholl, Larkins , Bergman, Kuwam oto, L. . Martin, Botts, Burns, Hillma n, R. Jones, Heckm an. Row 4: Orr, Wagner, Shoem aker, Downin g, Bowma n, Langdo n, Flury, McClim ans, S. Brown, Paul. Row 5: Bauer, Mehlm an, Fischer, Oberm ueller, D. Jones, Shaw, McClee ry, Schwa b, Weishahn, Hughes, Cratsenberg. Row 6: Maier, Kaufma n, Brough ton, Ritter, Petersen, Maser, Lawson , Newco mer, Tyler, Danek, Mumga ard, Weber. Row 7: Lesoing, Hobson , Ghorm ley, Sohl, C. Brown , Grasmi ck, Pester, Mutchi e, McCor mick, S. Dauph in, Bergantzel. Row 8: Montgo mery, Read, Scholz , Vakine r, Maaske, Butche r, Forema n, Durbin , Rabe, Judy Johnso n, Kapke, Bay. AT LEFT: Lynn Lienha rt, Vicki Jones.

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L Clubs

L Club memb ers rise to salute the Sons of the Black and Red.

L CLUB: Row 1: P. Wolfor d, Kinnan , Meyers , Schneider, Washin gton , Walter, Mike Meyer. Row 2: Hunt, Terwill iger, Pelowski, Damian , B. Grell, Houche n, M . Grell. Row 3: Fultz, L. Johnso n, J. Wolfor d, Fen, Davies, Copple , M. Johnso n. Row 4: Weixel man, Halstead , Sughroue, Wolf, Green, McLeo d, Waterm eier.

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GI RL S L CL UB : Row 1: ·Ka pk e, Logan, Hil lm an , president. Row 2: Krassig, Wayne, treas urer; Shanks, West, Br ou gh ton . Row 3: Olson , Ste wa rt, Van An de l, Sc hw ind t, Jo hn so n, Sc hm idt , secretary.

L CL UB : Row 1: Fre y, Sanchez, Grosscup, Fo lso m, Do wn s, Kin g, Ma rk Meyer. Ro w 2: Galusha, Becker, Lin ke , Ba ldw in, Kle tch ka , Chapp. Row 3: Shaw, Sim ps on , He jl, Lo os , R. Jo hn so n, Dance, Bo dfi eld . Ro w 4: Wassung, Lu nd , Die tze , Ob erh eu , Gr o se, Sta ffo rd.

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VARSI TYFOO TBALL :Row 1:Jans ky, Fen, Dance, Johnson. Row 2: Kletchk a, Galusha , Folsom , Weddle, Grell. Row 3: Meyers, Townse nd, Fultz, Linke, Foster.

New Coach Experiences Disappointing Grid Season Beginning his career as varsity footb all coach at Lincoln High School, Jerry Ball found the tough comp etitio n within the city and Trans-Nebraska conference one of several contr ibutin g factors to a disappointing footb all campaign. Lack of size, speed, and depth in the line-ups, along with an unusual number of injuries were responsible for the Links troubles; in fact, LHS did not play a complete game during the entire season witho ut at least one of the ten returnees out with an injury . However, on the positive side, Coach Ball felt that the spirit in the school, the attitudes and the players' willingness to work were real assets.

Going to Grand Island for the last game of the season, Lincoln High put together its most complete game. The contest was fough t to the final seconds in which the Links lost 13-6. Several players earned post-season honors. Mike Fultz earned all-cit y and all-state recognition from The Linco ln Journal-Star, and was named to the second team by The Omaha World Herald. Fultz, Bob Folsom, and John Weddle were given Sertoma Club Awards while Mark Linke, Jerry Meyers, Mike Wash ingto n, and Wed dle earned KFOR Sportscasters Awards. VAR SITY FOOTBALL

Altho ugh the 1-8 record was a heartbreaker, there were several bright moments. Opening the season with the 14-6 conquest of Pius X, the squad looked fine but injuries had already begun to take their toll. Holding Westside, the number five ranked team, to a tie until the half, showed that the squad was capable of playing when it was at full strength. The team also kept East (later to tie for number one in the state) contained in the first half but lost the contest, 28-7. 182

LHS 14

0 0 7 7 7 7 14

OPPONENT Pius X Scott sbluf f Hastings Lincoln East Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast North Platte Omaha Westside Grand I stand ·

6 20 28 28 48 21 40 27 13

VARSITY FOOTBALL : Row 1 : Mcleod, Ortiz, Hugel man, Downs. Row 2: Damian, Washington, Rothwell, Dennis. Row 3: Wolff, Green, Terwilliger, Chrisp, Venhaus.

Coach Ball reviews the situation with Jerry Meyers and Mike Washington.

Coach Mueller, Lloyd Dennis, and Mike Wolff concentrate on the action on the field. 183

Bob Terwilliger (22) makes defens e tough for this Northe ast player.

Vern Jansky and Bob Folsom view the game from the sidelines.

Touch down -a thrilling sight'f or LHS fans.

Coach Ball discusses upcoming strategy with Mark Townsend. Mike Fultz (42) barrels through with the same determination that won him a place on the All-State team.

RESERVE FOOTB ALL : Row 1: Story, coach; Watermeier, Liesveld, Frey. Row 2: Scanlon, Hoover, Herman, Weixelman, Lawson. Row 3: Delabarre, Franson, Meyer, McHolmes, McMeen, Kadavy.

·~Development of Team Pride' Vital to Reserve Success Coached by Bill Story and Tom McClelland, the reserve gridders "developed team pride " in posting a 4-3 winning season.

RESERVE FOOTBALL LHS

The season vvas accented by several highlights. One of these, certainly, was the 46-0 pasting of Millard. Anoth er was the 26-15 win over a fine Lincoln Southeast squad. Here the offense complemented the defense perfectly. "This group of young men enjoyed hittin g people. Gradually they eliminated many mistakes which had hurt them in the early going ." The learning experiences received this season should be vital to their varsity careers.

0 24 ~ 0 46 26 7

OPPONENT Omaha Westside Beatrice Lincoln Northeast Lincoln East Millar d Lincoln Southeast Grand Island

14 0 6 24 . 0 15 34

RESERVE FOOTB ALL: Row 1: Simpson, Halstead, McClelland, assistant coach; Colborn, Maddox. Row 2: Marker, Carlson, Conroy , Metcal f. Row 3: Portsche, Colley, Sprague, Shepard, Grote.

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Row 1 : Wurster, Cashatt, Vaggalis, Tarrence, Salinas, Pinney . Row 2: Berks, Muthersbaugh , Krueger, Brozek, Essay. Row 3: Neu kirch, assistant coach; Folsom, coach; Kuwamoto , McCoy, Geisler, McK inney, Foster, Kenwood, Butcher, Hergenrader, assistant coach.

Sophomores Tie for Number 2 Spot in City Competition Finishing with a 2-4 season record, the sophomore football squad tied for second in city competit ion. Although incurring two of its four losses from reserve teams, the group was able to do a fine job at its own level of competitio n.

SOPHOMOR E FOOTBA LL OPPON ENT

LHS Fumbles and offensive miscues in beginning season play were the main reasons for the early losses. As the season progressed, the running game improved t remendously; the team defense was cited as being "the best in the last six years."

6 6 0 0 18 24

Crete Reserves Lincoln Northeast Lincoln East Sewa rd Reserves Lincoln Southeast Pius X

25 12 6 25 6 0

Coach Joe Folsom commented, "This year's squad was the smallest we've had in many years but it was a very dedicated group of athletes. They are all potentially fine players and their futures in football wi ll be determined by their desire to play the game."

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'Best Team in LHS History' Slowed by Inconsistencies "One of the top teams in LHS history" was the feeling expressed by cross country coach Harold Scott. The squad, led by three-year seniors Phil Hunt and Jerry Wolford, ran to a third place at the state meet. Backed by three years of hard work, hundreds of miles, and much determina tion, the harriers showed they were out to win by bringing home the Trans-Nebraska and . Lincoln Public Schools trophies. In the district and state meets, however, the group showed inconsistency and an inabi Iity to bunch runners. This hurt its bid for the state title; the runners failed to repeat their earlier successes. Hunt and Wolford, both outstanding runners throughou t the season, traded the spot I ight in three important meets. Hunt won the Lincoln Public Schools meet and repeated as district champ, while Wolford won the Trans-Nebraska at Hastings.

Backing Hunt and Wolford were returning senior Bob Copple and two juniors, Dan Oberheu and John Stafford, who came on strong toward the middle of the season. Oberheu and Stafford should be major strengths behind a successful campaign next year.

VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY MEET Fremont Invitationa l Kearney Invitational Lincoln High Invitationa l Southeast- York Triangular Nebraska Wesleyan Invitationa l Lincoln East Trans-Nebraska Lincoln Public Schools District State

PLACE 3rd 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 3rd

CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: Lorraine, Holloway. Row 2: Meyer , Kitchens, Petri, Wendling. Row 3 : Hunt, Stafford, Loos, Copple, Johnson, Wolford, Oberheu.

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Juniors Dan Oberheu and John Stafford backed up returning seniors and brighten next year's outlook.

Bob Copple, Jerry Wolford, and Phil Hunt, all returning from last year's squad, were the major strengths in the links' third-place state finish.

Running the final lap of Lincoln's first 24-hour relay, the nine harriers appear glad to be done.

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Doubles Duo Honored; Netmen Close Out at 6-5 The 1972 varsity tennis team posted an over-all winning season of 6-5. Under Coach Charles Friesen, the group found its major weakness to be its lack of depth, which accounted for three losses by only one-point margins. Leading the attack for the Lincoln High netters·, seniors Paul Grosscup and Brian Rugg compiled identical singles records of 8-3. However, they were even more outstanding in their doubles play, in which they racked up an 8-5 record and gained Lincoln Journal all -city honors. Among their victims were Southeast's state-finalist team. With ~he learning experience the reserve team had this year, next year's success will be determined largely by the players themselves.

VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1: Grosse, Rugg. Row 2: Grosscup, Mumgaard, Fuenning.

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Lincoln Public Schools Lincoln East Millard Hastings Lincoln Southeast Grand Island Ralston Lincoln Northeast Lincoln East Trans-Nebraska Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Northeast Pius X State Tournament

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Tennis coach Charles Friesen explains doubles strategy to varsity tennis player Mark Meyer. 190

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RESERVE TENNIS: Row 1: Goebel, Shaw, Osborn. Row 2: Fenn, Bruggeman, Mientka, Babcock.

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Paul Grosscup and

Brian Rugg display championship form which brought them all-city doubles honors.• 191

VARSI TY GYMN ASTIC S: Row 1: Beardslee, Rothwe ll, Bauer, Shelled y. Row 2: Lococo , O'Tool e, Becker, Arrigo, Dietze, Kahler. Row 3: Fallstead, assistant coach; Lund, Pace, Wassung, Johnson, Traudt , Hoyt, coach.

Bob Becker, senior, defies the law of gravity while perfor ming a back flip.

Balance,

Depth Prove

Squad's Major Strengths Taking over as head gymnastics coach, Jim Hoyt guided his crew to a final record of 5-4, three of the losses going to the top three teams i-n the state. The Lincoln distri ct proved to be the toughest; the squad missed going to state by only a few points, having been ousted by Lincoln Southeast, number one, and Linco ln Northeast, number three, in the distri ct meet.

Coach Hoyt felt that balance and depth were major strengths of the squad and that floor exercise, valuting, and the tramp oline were the outstanding events in its favor. However, he noted that lack of the abilit y of individuals to score high in several events was the group's major drawback.

Bob Becker, senior, and Tim O'Toole, junio r, led the group in the number of team point s each received. Working all-around, they were two of the squad's outstanding members.

The outlo ok for next year seems prom1s1ng. With hard work on .the part of returning individuals the squad should do well.

. Rick Traudt displays much concentration as he performs a routine on the sidehorse.

Senior Don Lund shows fine form in vaulting as coaches Hoyt and Fallstead look on.

VARSITY GYMNASTICS LHS 3rd 117.60

---ist 106.07 110.08 4th 117.61 89.12

3rd

OPPONENT Grand Island Triangular Lincoln East 111.06 0. South-Creighton Prep Beatrice 89.47 142.45 Lincoln Southeast Trans-Nebraska Lincoln Northeast 122.02 Millard 66.77 District

ABOVE: Tim O'Too le, junior, peforms an extremely fundamental trick, the giant, on the horizo ntal bar. BELOW: The Nads, a Lincol n High gymnastics group, put on a show during the halftim e at the LHS-Omaha Central basketball game.

ABOVE: Junior Steve Lococo holds his positio n as he displays a cross on the rings .

GIRLS VARSITY SWIMMING:Row 1: Porter, Broughton, Kaufman, Barber, Hillman.Row 2: Reed, Graham, Sharpe. Row 3: Buch, assistant coach; Cotter, coach; Van Andel, co-captain; Lightbody, co-captain; Damkroger, Lienhart, Wayne, Jaques, Krassig, Sommer!- .

Girl Varsity Swimmers Amass 4~ 2 Dual Season For the first time in three years of girls competitive swimming, the squad was headed by a male coach, Gene Cotter. Together with assistant coach Mrs. Sue Buch, he worked many hours with the small but industrious group of girls.

Leri by eight returning letterwomen and two outstanding sophomores, the girls again found their toughest competition to be within the city. Conceding only two losses in .city competition, the team finished with a fine 4-2 dual season record.

GIRLS VARSITY SWIMMING MEET City Relays Lincoln Northeast Ralston Millard Lincoln East Lineal n Southeast Grand Island City State Invitational

PLACE 3rd 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1~t 3rd 10th

Cotter's "Other Otters" shouldn't "oughter" throw Cotter in the water.

In the city meet, the Links made a good showing, breaking four records. Kim Graham led the attack by setting new times of 27.3 and 1:02.9 in the 50- and 100-yard frees, respectively. Annette Wayne broke the 200-yard freestyle record with a time of 2: 18.4, while the free relay set a new time of 2:38.8.

In the state meet, Kim, the only LHS individual qualifier, and the free relay team did a great job as they finished in tenth place of the twenty-two schools entered.

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Volleyball, Girls Latest Fall Sport Volleyball became the second girls competitiv e fall sport th is season . Coached by Mrs. Barbara Buk, the squad went through a learning season its first year. Although hampered by inexperience, the club was well balanced and many of the girls were capable of playing in several positions. Despite losing all their matches, the girls played competitiv ely. In the Trans-Nebraska at North Platte, the squad played some of its most enthusiastic volleyball. Next year's club should be aided greatly by the reserves' experience this year.

GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYB ALL MEET Lincoln Northeast Lincoln East Lincoln Southeast Trans-Nebraska Lincoln Public Schools District

PLACE 2nd 2nd 2nd 7th 4th 5th

Marga Silenieks leaps high as she prepares to spike the ball to he r opponents in a practice session. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBAL L : Row 1 :Lienhart, Bauer, Janousek, O'Connor, Dowd, Hudson. Row 2: Buk , coach; Sil en ieks , Olson , Stewart, Hicks, Anderson , Champoux, Schmidt , manager.

GIRLS GYMNA STICS: Row 1: Dupon t, Jackson, Morriso n, Fiedler, Epperly . Row 2: Hoyt, coach; Porter, West, Peterse.n, Bomberger, Moon, Buk, assistant coach. Row 3: Johnson, Bade, Lindhu rst, Koontz , Bolton, Elliott.

Girl Gymnasts Gain Experience During the dual season, the girls gymnastics squad under the guidance of James Hoyt lost by 25, 20, and 10 points in three meets. However, the team showed great improvement when it entered the city meet where it placed only 12 points out of first. The young and inexperienced members met great competitors in several events. On the trampoline, LHS was the best in the city, placing second and third in the meet. Jill Dupont was the Links' over-all leading scorer; Linda Bade and Judy Johnson were outstanding on the trampoline.

GIRL S VARS ITY GYM NAST ICS MEET

Lincoln Northeast Lincoln East Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Invitational

PLACE

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Dennis Lind and Coach Hoyt spot Nancy Fiedle r as she attemp ts a back handsp ring.

ls na Fi t ric st Di to It e ak M n ai Ag s. nk Li s, ar Ye n Te After With the opening of the 1973 varsity basketball campaign, head coach Alden Johnson found he had plenty of experience on hand in seven returning seniors. App are ntly this was a major factor in the success of the squad, as it entered the dist rict finals for the first time in several years, only to be eliminated by eventual state champ, Lincoln Northeast.

As usual, the group played one of the most demanding schedules in the state. Fift y percent of the games played, in fact, were against top-ten-rated foes. Team defense (an average of only 48.1 points per game was scored against the Links} and rebounding were used effectively by the squad. Using its defensive effo rts well, the team demonstrated its abil ity with the press and full cou rt defense. Ankles, sickness and, according to Johnson, "a very thin line -ma inly the free thro w line -we re the things tha t separated the Links from the top ." Several games tha t the squad lost could have been reversed at the line. At Columbus, the Links outscored the Discoverers by 13 field goals yet lost by one point. Other hazards also lessened the squad's figh ting strength. It was hur t most seriously when Steve Harris, LHS's All- City choice, fractured his ankle just prio r to the dist rict tournament. To furt her

complicate matters, two or three players were out of action because of mono. In - defeating both the first- and second-ranked tea ms, the Links displayed the game skill representative of all Lincoln schools. They won over Lincoln Northeast in a triple-overtime thri ller that ended 50-48. They also were able to handle Lincoln East, ending the contest with a very convincing nine-point win. These victories, along with the road game with third-ranked Boys Tow n (although a 60-53 loss) wou ld certainly stand out as highlights of the fine season. The squad as a team was strong in h~ight and abil ity. The bench strength was an asset: "It is unusual for nine to ten players to be used as much as these players were." As a unit , the team shot 40 percent from the field , compared to 37 percent for the opponents. Statistically, the major difference was apparent at the line where the Links sank 45 percent as compared to 68 percent free-throw conversion for the opposition. The squad was also able to out-rebound its foes as it pulled down 931 compared to 863 for the opponents. The Links ended thei r season ranked eighth and tenth in the Lincoln and Omaha papers, respectively. The Trans-Nebraska thir d place was behind Linc oln' s Northeast and East. LEF T: "Oh , when the Links go marching in ... "

BELOW: Feet flat on the floo r and ready for action is a perfect description of this year's squad.

Charles Baldwin

Bob Fo ls om

M ik e Fu lt z

Paul Grosscup

Steve Harris

M ic k Houlihan

Dana Kinnan

Jerry Kletchka

Don M ad lo ck

Scott Sughroue

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Hastings Omaha Westside Lincoln East Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast Creighton Prep Lincoln Northeast Omaha Central Columbus Boys Town Lincoln ·southeast N o rt h Platte Pius X L in co ln East Grand Island Omaha South

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• AB?V E: This Central player find . ~ that blocking on the insid cant stop Don Madlock f e f hitting rom Cl ,ar_Ies Baldwin towers over . rom the outside . LEFT: th Hams tries for two and th f e H~st1ngs players. BELOW : Steve • e oul in an attem pt at a three -point play.

ABOVE : Bob Folsom attempts to pass the ball off in spite of the defensive efforts of two Southeast players. RIGHT: Senior Steve Harris leaps high to chalk up another bucket.

BELOW: Two more for the Links.

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LEFT: Mike Fultz lays the ball in after getting an offens ive reboun d. ABOVE: Jerry Kletch ka penetr ates the Hastings defens e to put the ball up and in.BELOW: One-h anded and from the side does it.

Slow-Startin g Rese rves Finish Season on Winning Note Al t ho ugh its 4-12 record was no t pa rticu lar ly impressive, the reserve basketbali squ ad finished the sea son accomplish ing mu ch of what it knew it could. The team imp roved rapidl y in the lat ter part of the season, end ing wit h a three-game winning str eak.

RESERVE BASKETBALL LHS

Aft er opening wit h a fin e 48-39 vic tor y over Hastings, the group dro pp ed its ne xt twe lve straight gam es. However, the squad came back to take a 60-52 vic tor y over East, who had previously beaten the Links by 15. It also handled Grand Isl nd (perhaps the best in the We t) by a t wo -po int margin.

Bei ng able to hust le, get rebounds, and use the ful l cou rt press effectivel y, aid ed the team members in the ir contests; however, po or sho oti ng and ball handling caused the down fall of the squad.

Mike Debu s and Mark Grell led the crew thr ou gh the season . Debus con trib Jted 134 po ints while Grell added 102 and grabbed 119 rebounds. Also helping ou t were Steve Woods, who had 79 po ints, and Mic k Houlihan, wh o scored 69 points before being moved t o varsity.

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OPPONENT Hastings Li nco In East Omaha Westside Lin col n Northeast Lin col n Southeast Cre ighton Prep Lin col n No rt heast Omaha Central Columbus Boys To wn Linco ln Southeast No rth Platte Lincoln Pius X Lin col n East Grand Island Omaha South

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RES ERV E FOO TBA LL : Row 1 ~ Kuw amo to, Sch nell , Sm ith, Wash ingt on, Debus. Row 2: Fol som , coach ; G rell , Sch eidt , Woo ds, Spa ch , Sprague, Hat ten, manager.

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SOPHOMORE BASKE TBALL : Row 1: Evans, Whigham, Sinner, Metz, Martine z, Love, Allen. Row 2: Fri esen, coach; Berks, Brozek , Hartsho rn , Boden, Cooper, Krueger, Bruggeman .

Despite Lack of Height, Sophs Play with Determination All teams like to win ; however, the determination displayed in this year's sophomore basketball squad, coached by Charles Friesen, was remarkable. The team's strength centered about its depth: its first ten players exhibited almost equal abilit y. The group managed to break up several close games with its rugged defense. Able to average only 36 percent in shooting accuracy for the year and lack of any substantial height hurt the squad most in its efforts. However, determination played an impo rtant part in accounting for the team's creditable 7-5 record. Brad Hartshorn, 6'3" center, led his fellow teammates in scoring and rebounding. Having five games with scoring effort s between 18 and 21 points, his season averaged 12.2 point s and 8.3 rebounds per game. Other standouts on the team· included Ross Krueger, best all-around player; Dave Brozek, leader in free throw percentages; and Bob Metz, regarded as the best ball handler and playmaker on the squad. 204

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Lincoln Northeast Papillion Lincoln East Lincoln Pius X Omaha Westside Lincoln Pius X Lincoln East Lincoln Southeast Millard Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast Beatrice

46 43 63 31 45 49 48 55 44 48 59 38

VARSITY SWIMM ING: Row 1: P. Wolford, Houchen, Ells, Walter, Grell, Damian . Row 2 : Droh man, M ientka, McCleery, Shurtleff, Tod d , Pelowski, Rothwell. Row 3 : Johnson, Watermeier, Fry, assistant coach; Broughton, manager; Cotter, coach ; Beardslee , J. Wolfor d .

Links 'Pool' Individual Talents; Finish Fourth at State Third in both the Trans-Nebraska and city meets, the varsity swim team under Coach Gene Cotter included in its schedule the top Nebraska prep t ea ms. Despite the tough competitio n, the Lincoln High squad tied Creighton Prep for fourth in the state, behind powerful Westside and two Linco ln teams, East and Southeast, both of whom had stymied the Links through most of the season. The contest s between these three capita l city powers, as alwa ys, were hard-fought; each team showed state championship caliber. In duals, the Links fell to both teams; however, they were able to top Southeast in the Trans-Nebraska. Against number one Westside in a dual meet, the swimmers proved to be a to ugh challenge to the Metro swimming power even though the Warriors prevailed with a score of 52-43. Coach Cotter's squad had several outstanding individuals. Leadin g the pack was senior Marc St iner, who was undefeated in dual meets and broke scoring records enroute to the TrnasNebraska and State divi ng crown; his record gives him an Olympics potential. Other notable members in the group were Brad Grell and Russ Harris, Trans-Nebraska champions

in t he 100-yard breaststroke and 400-yard freesty le, respectively. The 200-yard medley relay consi sting of Grell, Dave McCleery, Kim Pelowski, and Jeff Walter was also very impressive as it swam t o second place at the state meet. The above swimmers were included in ti e all-city selections. VARSITY SWIMMING LHS

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OPPONENT

Grand Island Millard Omaha Bryan Lincoln Northeast Omaha Westside Lincoln Southeast Hastings Lincoln East Fremont Ralston Sioux City North LHS Invitational Relay Trans-Nebraska Lincoln Publ ic Schools State

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Marc Stiner, Number 1 OPPOSIT E TOP: Brad Grell stretches for maximum thrust on his way to first place in the 100-yard breaststroke. OPPOSITE CENTER BOTTOM: Lincoln High swim team members, along with their many "Swimming Enthusiasts," cheer their team on t o another victory. ABOVE: Coach Cotter and his Trans-Nebraska placers appear satisfied with their over-all third-pl ace finish. RIGHT: Cam Loerch , East High, stands by as Bill Miller, ath letic director of Southeast, congratulate s Marc Stiner on his T rans-Nebraska win.

; coach son, Simp 3: Row le. Wedd son, Simp , ht Wrig ead, Halst Lutz, s, Lyon 2: Row . sen Peter iz, Ort ms, Willia , VAR SITY WRE STLI NG: Row 1: Parker , Maas Butc her, Brum m, Frey , Hej l , O'Ne el.

Lack of Candidates Limits Wrestlers' Performances Coach Mel Simpson and his varsity wrestling corps entered the season with high hopes of a good reb uild ing year. However, the shortage of underclassmen who came out, plus the few who developed into winners, may have been reasons for the troo p's 4-6 record.

Despite the so-so season, members of the squad showed ample desire. This enthusiasm was especially evident in the Trans-Nebraska and Mill ard Invi tatio nal.

In the Trans-Nebraska, the Links finished thir d behind state champion Grand Island and another west-state power, Hastings. At the Mill ard Invi tatio nal,· the group again came on strong to place fou rth in the fifteen-team event, defeated onl y by Met ro-p owe r Westside, runner-up Columbus, and Linc oln East, who nosed the Link s out of thir d by a single poin t.

John Weddle is cong ratu lated by James Sommers on his Trans-Nebraska victo ry. On the left is the runner-u p from Grand Island.

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Receiving post-season all-c ity honors on the squad were seniors John Weddle, Allen Lyons, and juni or Bruce Simpson. Simpson and sophomores Dan Halstead and Richard · Lutz should be key figures in nex t year's campaign .

Coach Sim pson watches the matc hes along with some of hi s lead ing return ing wrestl ers, Mike Wi llia ms, Allen Lyons, Steve Maas, and Bruce S impson.

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RESERV E WREST LIN G: Row 1: Matzke , Schwartzkopf , Osborn , Fitzgibbons, Blocher . Row 2 : Green, Sanche z, Spr inger, Scanlo n, Bloch, Graham . Row 3 : F itz, Dale, Muth ersbaugh, Butcher , King .

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B. 3: Row ger. mana n, elma Weix s, Phipp , Shaw an, Kinn , eider Schn ger; mana s, Tubb 2: Row Bliss. orth, Dilw , Lund er, VAR SITY BAS EBA LL: Row 1: Beck Grosscup, coach; Ande rson , Grell , Galusha, P. Grosscup, Wiemers, Bodf ield, manager.

Errors, Lack of Hitters, Problems for Diamond 9 Despite the 2-6 early season record, Coach Buf ord Grosscup was positive that dist rict com peti tion wou td be "tou gh but not unbeatable."

I I He felt tha t the early losses were due mai nly to the club's beating itself. With fou r returning lettermen, Bob Becker, Paul Grosscup, Dana Kinnan, and Sco tt Schneider, plus eight other players with one or two years of reserve experience, Grosscup was con fide nt that his players had the abil ity to become a winning baseball team.

However, errors and lack of hitt ing abil ity in the early par t of the season were major drawbacks which hindered the Links.

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The ballplayers fell to Omaha South, Northeast (twice), Omaha Central, Southeast and East in the early games, and defeated Millard and Pius by scores of 10-5 and 8-2, respectively.

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ABOVE: Ron Galusha is congratulate d by his teammates for hitting the first homerun of the season. RIGHT: Dana Kinnan, only returning pi tche r, hurls the ball for the strikeout. BELOW: Scott Schneider concentrates and watches the ball to the plate.

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ABOVE: Catche r Paul Grossc up moves to pull down a high pitch. RIGH T: Coach Grossc up watche s his crew while manag er John Weixe lman keeps score for the squad.

RESER VE BASEB ALL: Row 1: Salinas, Densberger, Maddo x, Fen, Pinney , Brandt , Higgins. Row 2: Miller, Weixelm an, Tarrence, Kuwam oto, Terwill iger, Keelan, Stebbin s. Row 3: Loehr, coach; Ewerth , Wurste r, Shepard, Crossgrove, Neeman, Smith, Hunt, King, Hottov y, assistant coach.

BOYS TRA CK : Row 1: Green, Joh n Sta ffor d, Kitc hen s, Oberheu, Copple, Damian, Loos, Simpson, Hol low ay. Row 2: Wo lfor d, Davies, Krueger, Coll ey, Pace , L. Johnson, Bro wn, Hun t. Row 3: Geisler, Roh nert , R. Joh nso n, Wol f, Klet chk a, Blu ford , McK inne y, Mey er, Cla ypo ol, Mill er.

Squad Fulfills Promises Evidenced at Opening of Season From the outset of the season, varsity track coach Harold Sc ott had reason to be enthusiastic ab ou t his 1973 track team, which got off to a go d start wit h a convincing win in~ triangular wit h Yo rk and Pius. The squad also placed fou rth in the Lincoln Invitational, an eig ht-team event, which included the fou r Lincoln public high schools, Omaha's South and

Westside, Beatrice, and Grand Island. The team was strong in the shot and discus as it had returning lettermen Charles Baldwin, Mike Fultz, and Arn ie Johnson. Rex Davies in the pole vault and trip le jump, Jerry Wo lfo rd and Phil Hu nt in tbe distances, and Jerry Kletchka, Adam Loos, and Mic k Damian in the 44 0, 880, and mile, respectively, added to the strength.

BOYS TRA CK: Row 1: Stephens, She rwo od, Carlson, Jeff Sta ffor d, Baugou s, Leupo ld, manager; Sanchez, manager; Bettenhausen, manager. Row 2: Greenwald, Solo mon , Was hing ton, Mar ker, Neu kirc h, Halstead, Hobbs, Lom ack . Row 3: Davila, Fen, Hergenrader, Fult z, Bald win , A . Johnson, Jones, Ash craf t. •

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LEFT: John Pace stretches to clear the bar. ABO VE: Straining to the utmost, Arnie Johnson heaves the discus. BELOW: Tom Bassett, reserve coach, Harold Scott, varsity coach, and Bill Story, assistant varsity coach, take time out .

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ABOVE : Ad am L~ s, Phil Hunt, and Jerry Kletchka pause long enough for a picture. RIGHT: Mike Fultz was a leading con ten der in the shot put. LOW ER: Jer ry Wolford, Dan Oberheu, and Mick Damian pou r on t he speed as the y come down the home stretch.

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Problems 'Ironed' Out, Golfers Come on Strong First-year golf coach To m McClelland fel t co nfi de nt tha t his tw o returning lettermen, senior Steve Harris and jun ior Doug Smith, would be among the top candidates for state laurels. Earning the thi rd and fou rth positions in the starting quartet were Ke rry Severa and Dan Oppegard.

In the early pa rt of the season, the Links placed fou rth in both the Southeast and Beatrice Invitationals. They then too k one fro m Ralston, dropped one to Creighton Prep, and placed eighth in the Capital Cities Invitational.

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As the crew came around toward mid-season, it had ironed ou t most of its previous problems. It we nt on to defeat Northeast in a dual and capture firs t place at the Tri-Cities Invitational at Kearney.

RESERVE GOLF: Row 1: Christopher, Blocher. Row 2: Walker, McClelland, coach; Nix on.

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St eve Harris

and Doug Sm ith were the Links only returning lettermen .

"Driving t he ball here is one t hing" qui ps Dan Oppegard to Ron Wright, " but what do I do now?"

GIRLS TRACK: Row 1: Schmidt, Kennel, Ybarra, Hicks, Dowd, Bluford, Ouarells, Logan, Kapake, West, Jones, J. Johnson. Row 2 : Herrick, B.Hillman, P. Johnson, Stratton, Scott, Van Cleat, S. Hillman, Malone, Hutchinson, Davis, manager; Bucknell, Dolezal.Row3 : Franssen, assistant coach;Muelle r, coach; Hass, Woods, Olson, Koontz, lindhurst, Brown, Schmieder, Bade, linkugel, Maas, Conley.

Veterans Pave the Way For Track Season Wei coming ten returning letterwomen, first-year girls track coach Marvin Mueller was confident that with work and continuing improvement this group would be very competitiv e on the track. Although aware that his returnees would have to carry the bulk of the work in the early part of the season, Coach Mueller felt that his team was one capable of success. This was shown in early season meets as the Lincoln High female tracksters defeated Ralston and Papillion and placed eighth in the Lincoln Invitational. Kathy Hutchinson, returning state champ in the 880, and Linda Bade, 1972 state runner-up in the 440, led the cast of veterans. Also highlighting the outlook were juniors Judy Johnson, sprinter and discus, Linda Dowd, who showed much promise as a sprinter in the early season meets, and sophomore Pam Koontz, a specialist in field events.

Coaches Mary Franssen and Marvin Mueller get ready for another busy day on the field.

: HT RIG R WE LO et. me city the in 880 the in d fiel the of ad ahe far s she fini n inso tch ABOVE : Kathy Hu st We hy Cat and wd Do da Lin FT: LE R WE LO ter. put t sho ing lead ks Lin the was z ont Ko Sop hom ore Pam lic Pub n col Lin the in us disc the in ce pla t firs k too o wh n, nso Joh y Jud FT: LE rs. inte spr m's were the tea Schools meet, also spr inte d for the team.

GIRLS TENNI S: Row 1: Graham , Shanks, Silber. Row 2: L. Brandt , Oswald, Porter, Kosmos, G. Brandt , Rohan , O'Conn or, Stewar t, Epperly .

Tennis for Girls Official; Female Netters 3-0 in City With girls tennis recognized by the board of education as an interscholastic sport for Nebraska High Schools, Linco ln High girls found a new spring sport on their schedule.

Coached by Mrs. Mary Lou Gove, the female netters were quite impressive as they went undefeated in city duals, down ing Southeast, 4-1, Northeast, 3-2, and East, 5-0.

Led by number one singles player Dea Silber and the number one doubles team of Shela Shanks and Nancy Rohan, the girls proved quite comp etitive in their first year. Chances looked very good for the squad in the Linco ln Public Schools meet, and the Linco ln Invita tiona l held at Woods Park.

With an impressive record by the varsity plus the 2-1 record of the reserve crew, it appears that girls tennis is here to stay. 220

Number one singles player, Dea Silber,. work diligen tly during a practice session.

ger, Krue ae Ran er, Mill , ison r Mor 2: Row er. Barb , tley Har t; iden pres is, Dav ont, DuP ek, AO UAL INK S: Row 1: J. Por ter, Basel, Dan d, Rea rpe, Sha el, And Van n, Bor s, mer Som , son Jack , hart Lien J. sig, Kras es, Jaqu 3: Row ton. ugh Bro rer; Mor gan , Hou gh, secr etar y-tre asu L. Por ter, Poli cky , Ron da Krueger, L1enhart, vice -pre side nt.

Aqualinks Perform in Swim Flicks Sw im Flicks, selected as the theme for the 1973 Aq ua link s show, was presented on March 13 and 14. Tw en ty- six co lor ful ly costumed cuties swam in acts wh ich were pe rfo rm ed to the rhy thm of music fro m pop.ular movies. Mrs. Opal Stoehr, sponsor of the group, and the girls wo rke d many hours planning and per fec ting the acts. The show was kep t moving by emcees Russ Harris, Debbie Kennedy, Mark Kit zm ille r, and Ma ry Ma rtin , wh o intr od uce d each act wit h a !>mall skit. Mic key Damian, Paul Ells, and Dic k To dd were selected fro m the boys varsity swim team to pa rtic ipa te in the off ice rs' act.

Aqu alin ks (above) disp lay init iati on costumes, whi ch diff er greatly than those worn in actual performances (rig ht).

Boys lntramurals Boys intramurals are offered at Lincoln High School to provide all young men with the oppo rtunit y to participate in a program towar d physical development. Boys who have no PE classes or who do not take part in interscholastic sports • find these extracurricular activities can be fun as well as strengthening. The sports offered are wide in range and interest. Included are basketball, footb all, handball, ping-pong, softball, swimming, and weigh tlifting . Organizer of the program, James Sommers, athle tic direc tor, is assisted by teachers and coaches who offer their time after school to help with these programs.

ABOVE: Several boys take time out after school for practice shooting. RIGHT : The weight room provides a very good place for body building.

INTRA MURA L BASKETBALL CITY CHAMPS : Row 1: Catlett , Brozek , Severa. Row 2: Mumgaard, coach; Woltem ath, Sm ith, Townse nd, Sughroue, coach.

Girls play com pet itiv ely : win nin g is imp orta nt.

Bod y con diti oni ng is essential to a girl's well-being.

n io at ax el R d an n u F r fo ls ra u am tr ln Look to Girls intramurals are made available as a means of fun and relaxation. Headed by Mrs. Opal Stoehr, the sports program includes swimming, archery, basketball, ping-pong, tennis, volleyball, softball,

and even we igh t lift ing . Girls earn cre dit by pa rtic ipa tin g in these before- and after-school activities.

Ping-pong is a fun after-school pastime.

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Advertising Index

A Better Career Placement Service ........ ..231 Anderson Studio ........ ........ ........238 Arbor Printing Company ........ ........ ..235 Arthur Owens Studios ........ ........ ....232 Beatrice Foods ........ ........ ........ .228 Behlen Motors ........ ........ ........ ..238 Ben Your Hairdresser School of Beauty ....... 233 Bob Gilmour's Alvord Pharmacy ........ ....230 Bowl-Mor-Lanes ........ ........ ........236 Cengas .. •........ ........ ........ ......230 Christensen's ........ ........ ........ ...235 Citizens State Bank ........ ........ ......232 Commonwealth Company ........ ........ .229 Community Saving Stamp Company ........ .238 Dairy Queen ........ ........ ........ ...2.32 Dan Roth Employment Service ........ .....233 Don Manke Photos,aphy ........ ........ .235 Du Teau Chevrolet ........ ........ .......233 Edholm and Blomgren Incorporated ........ . 237 Family Drug ........ ........ ........ ...240 First National Bank Lincoln ........ .......237 Food Host USA ........ ........ . •...... .234 Green Furnace and Plumbing Company Inc....237 Handyman Hardware ........ ........ ....239 Hollywood Cleaners ........ ........ .....232 Ideal Grocery and Market ........ ........ . 239 Joseph's College of Beauty ........ ........230 Latsch Brothers ........ ........ ........ .240 Leon's Food Mart ........ ........ .......236 Lincoln School of Commerce ........ ......231 Lincoln Schwinn Cyclery ........ ........ .230 Mid City Toyota Incorporated ........ .....228 Midland Personnel Incorporated ........ ....229 Mohawk Cap and Gown ........ ........ ..239 Mowbray Buick ........ ........ ........ .236 National Bank of Commerce ........ .......238 Nebraska Book Store ........ ........ ....228 Reece and Sybil School of Hairdressing ......229 Reliable Employment ........ ........ ....227 Roberts Dairy Company ........ ........ ..231 Townsend Studio ........ ........ .......228 Union Loan and Savings ........ ........ ..234 Vanice Pontiac-Cadillac ........ ........ ...234 Weaver-Minier Company ......... ........ ..236 Weaver Potato Chip Company ........ ......240 Zabloudil 's ........ ........ ........ ....240

Sven Rosen and Car olin e Lesieur wait exp ect ant ly at the rec ept ion ist' s des k at one of the Reliable Employment Services Agencies, 200 0 0 Street and 627 Sharp Building, for the ir cha nce s to be placed in exc itin g jobs. 227

Loo kin g into the Toy ota choices, Debbie Stromberg and Ric k Inb ody select the ir mo del at Mid Cit y Toyota, 120 0 Q Street.

In ant icip atio n of nex t year's diff icu lt courses, Syd James and Ric k Cutshall purchase the ir books at the Nebraska Book Store, 113 5 R Street.

Rhonda Bay and Deb bie Die r toa st to the goodness of Beatrice Foods, 726 L Street.

Lee Johnson's superior ·tra its stand out in this pic ture from Townsend Studios, located at 226 South 11th Street.

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e th at e saf e th in x bo sit po de yfet sa e saf s thi cts pe Jo n M ey er ins safe Commonwealth Company, 12 6 North 11 th Street.

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The fine tech niqu es emp loye d at Joseph's College of Beauty, 146 North 11th Stre et, are appr ecia ted by Barb Reed and Deb bie Lebs ack.

The phar mac ist at Alvord Pharmacy, 855 South 27th Stre et, show s Mary Mart in the back -roo m side of med icine .

Natu ral gas serves man y purp oses one of whic h is dem onst rated by Nan cy Roh an as she prep ares her stea k unde r the lights at

Dick Tod d has mad e his choi ce of bike s from the large array of bicy cles at Lincoln Schwinn Cyclery, 4209 South 33rd.

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You scre am, Paul Ells scre ams, we all screa m for a Dair y Que en at the Dairy Queen, 824 South 27th Street.

Arthur Owens Studio, Suite 714, 134 South 13th Street, does qua I ity work in seni or phot ogra phs as evid ence d here in this • pictu re of Rob in Adk isson .

Erni e Steb bins gets the info rmat ion he seek s at the new ly remo dele d Citizens State Bank, 250 0 North 48th Street.

Marc Stin er and Dave Fen learn the trick s of the clean ing trad e at Hollywood Cleaners, 2760 South Street.

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Union loan and Savings, 209 South 13th Street, aids Bob Becker in planning for his futu re .

Everyone has a big smile when he drives out of Vanice PontiacCadillac, 6006 0 Street, with a new car as do Tom Fuenning and Kim Hobson .

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The head rece ption ist at the Weaver-Minier Company, Suite-800, 1221 N Street, accepts a polic y from Joe Behringer.

Randy Phipps and Becky Sharpe bow l more ofte n at the pleasant Bowl-Mor-Lanes, 302 South 9th Street.

Don 't dilly -dal ly; dash to the deli at Leon's Food Mar t, Winthrop Road and Ryons, and join Kath y Kau fman and Ernie Pester.

Let the sun shine in as Brian Dance and Glor ia Brooks do at Mowbray Buick, 421 Nort h 48th Street.

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Capture the real you in a picture from Anderson Studio, 1036 0 Street, as shown in this portra it of Bernice Bowling.

Dreaming that this Javelin may one day be his, Dave Ziettlo w· relaxes in the show room at Behlen Motors, 1145 North 48th Street.

Wishes can come true for Bill Miller with all these blue stamps from Community Savings Stamp Co., 238 North 13th Street.

Chris Anderson "pushes his way out of debt" with a consolidated loan at National Bank of Commerce, 13th and O Streets.

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y nd Ci to t ou ts in po k dla Vi ny To , ed ne u yo ng hi yt an t os alm Wheelock.

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Dan Oppegard does n't have to look too hard to find an appr opria te card at Family Drug, Van Dorn and 48th .

Have a pictu re taken enjo ying your favo rite sport as Jerry Marshall did at Zabloudil Studio, 2544 0 Street.

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Latsch Brothers, 112 4 0 Street, wou ld be able to provide the prop er luggage for Sandy Kno pp or Rex Calhoun if- and whe n-ei ther should decide to tra'(el.

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A Abbo tt, Kent 90 Abde l-Jab ba r, Mam douh 90 Activities 118-171 Adams, Paul 33, 98 Adams, Susan 46, 51, 143, 145, 147, 150 Adam shec k, Karen 90, 129, 163 Adco ck,T oni9 0, 125 Adkin s, Patricia 90 Adkisson, Robi n 46, 142, 152, 1.60, 161 ,232 Administration 12-13 Administrative Aides 42 Advertisements 224- 240 Advocate 168-1 69 Albers, Debra 102 • Albers, Starleen 90, 163 Alber ts, Donna 102 Alde rman , Conn ie 102 Aldri dge, Cl ifford 102 Alexander, Lucin da 46 Alexander, Michael 46 Alfre y, Mrs. Joann 31, 121 Allen , Rex 102 Allen , Stephen 102, 204 Allen , Steven 90 Alley , Pamela 102 Alley , Steven 102 Allgaier, Scot t 90 All-School Play 146-147 Altho use, Cher yl 102 Alvarez, James 102 Alverson, Steve n 46, 87, 134, 136, 156, 159 Ande rson , Andrea 102, 141 Anderson, Brad ley 46, 151 Anderson, Chr is 46, 210, 238 Anderson , Paul 46 . Anderson, Sharon 47, 87, 127, 159, 160, 164, 165, 196 • Anderson, Sheri 90 A nton iskis , Diana 102, l11, 125, 141. 155 Aqualinks 221 • Arenson, Lucy 90 Arms trong , Nanc y 90 Arrig o, Ronald 90, 156, 192 Arsiago, Edm on 62 Ashc raft, Jay 90, 213 Ashley , Jame s 102 Assembly Com mitte e 129 Athletics 172- 223 Atkin son, Elizabeth 47 Augusta, Kare n 102 Augusta, Sh irley 47 Aum an, V-Ett a 102 Aust in, Mark 102 Avila, Agapita 47

B Babcock, David 90, 93, 99, 191 Bacon, Keith 90 Bade, Linda 47, 87, 197, 218 Bahm, Kirk 102 Bair, Krist ine 102 Balcer, Kath ryn 102 Bald win Charles 16, 47, 181, 199, 200, 213 Ball, Charlene 90 Ball, Jerry 32, 185 Band 1 56-1 57 Banks, V irginia 102 Barber, Bonnie 90, 195, 221 Barneke, Doro thy 102 Barnhouse, Bruce 47, 153, 157 Barto n, Marsha 47, 135 Bart zatt, Linda 47, 57,

168, 233 Baru th, James 47, 159, 160 Baseball 210- 212 Basel, Diana 90, 155, 156 221 ' Basketball 198- 204 Bassett, Tom 24, 214 Bates, Mrs. Sarah 28 Batten, Willia m 47 159 160, 161, 235 ' ' Battles, George 47 Bauer, Joey 102 Bauer, Michael 90 192 Bauer, Shelley 47, 124, 160, 179, 196 Bauerle, Marla 121 Baugher, Dr. Louise 14 Baugous, A.Ian 102, 131 213 ' Bay, Rhonda 47, 179, 228 Bayless, Robe rt 102 Seard, Carnetta 102 Bear dsle e, Chri stop her 102, 192, 205 Beccard, Julie 90, 178 Becker, Daniel 48, 105 Becker, Deborah 90 Becker, Robe rt 48, 181, 192, 210, 234 Beetem, Christina 90, 163 Beetem, Kenn eth 90 Beetem, Nanc y 102 Behringer, Joseph 48, 132, 236 Bena sh, Cind y 102 Benash, Pamela 102, 141 Bender, Carla 48 Benes, Mary 102 Benis, Steven 48 Benn ett, Georgia 48, 80, 157, 179 Bequette, Jeffr ey 90 Bergantzel , Lisa 90, 112, 125, 130, 163, 179 Bergantzel, Susan 102 Bergman, Jolin da 90, 156, 158, 179 Berk s, James 157, 187, 204 Berry, Phyll is 90 Bertw ell, Linda 102 Best, Beverly 48 Bettenhausen, Debra 48, 87,1 24,1 38,1 42,1 59, 1 60, 167, 171 , 179, 235 Bettenhausen, Larry 102, 138, 162, 213 Beum, Valerie 48 Bickl e, Linda 102 Bickl e, Margaret 48 Bick le, Robe rt 90, 131 Black, Debra 102 Black Affairs Com mitte e 126-127 Blake, Bruce 102 Blanchard, Christie 102 Blank, Carlene 46, 48, 124 Blazek, Chris tina 102 Blazek, Stephen 48, 142, 145, 149, 159, 160 Bliss, Angela 102 Bliss, David 90,2 10 Blitz , Krist ine 102, 156 Blitz , Marie 90,1 57 Bloch, Kenn eth 102, 209 Blocher, Brian 102, 158, 209, 216 Bloc her, Bruce 48, 87, 157, 158 Blod gett, Catherine 102, 141 Blufo rd, Barbara 102, 218 Blufo rd, Robe rt 48,2 13 Bock man, David 103 Bock man, Diane 103 Bode n, Craig 103, 156, 204 Bodf ield, Robe rt 48, 131, 181, 210 Bodf ield, Timo thy 103 Bogar, Willia m 13, 121,

124 Bolto n, Rebecca 103, 197 Bomberger, Georgann 197 Borchers, Dennis 49 Born , Cath y 90, 221 Bottg er, Steven 90, 157, 158 Botts , Melanie 49, 73, 142, 156, 179 Bour ke, Miss Jamesine 34 Bower, James 103, 131 Bower, Judy 49 Bowl ing, Bernice 90, 161, 163, 178, 238 Bowl ing, Charles 40 124 1 26, 127, 152, ' 159: 160, 161 Bowm an, Cynt hia 90, 179 Bowman,"Mrs. Jean 40 Boyd , Gayle 90 Boye, David 49, 87, 137, 151 ,153 ,157 ,158 , 167, 171, 235 Boys Glee 162 Boys Gymnastics 192-1 94 Boys lntramurals 222 Boys L Club 180 Boys Octet 159 Boys Swimming 205- 207 Boys Tennis 190-191 Boys Track 213- 215 Brabb, Kim 49 Brabb, Timo thy 49 Brad ley, Claudette 49 Bradley, Dennis 90 Bradley, Lillia n 49 Brad y, Kenneth 50, 57 Bramhall, Alan 103 . Bramhall, Brenda 103 Bran dt, Gayle 91, 99, 163, 178, 220 Bran dt, Kurt 103, 212 Bran dt, Laurie 103, 220 Brannen, Mary 91 Bratt , Rocke 103 Bratt , Shari 91 Bratt , Steven 50, 103 Brauer, Lynn 103, 136, 141 Brchan, Marjo rie 91, 163 Bren nan, Raym ond 50, 157 B retho uwer , Marlene 103 Brewer, Dely n 91 Broc k, Toni 50 Broc k, Vicki 103, 141 Brogan, Harry 103, 162 Broo ks, Debra 103 Broo ks, Glori a 50, 236 Broo ks, Lisa 103, 126 Brou ghto n, Deanne 50, 87, 134, 179, 181, 195, 205, 221 Brou hard , Billie 91 Brow n, Cynt hia J. 91, 125, 163, 169 Brow n, Cynt hia M. 91, 130, 179 Brow n, Gregory 91, 153, 157, 158 Brow n, Jacqueline 156 Brow n, James 109, 122, 213 Brow n, Jill 163 Brow n, Katri na 103 Brow n, Laura 103, 218 Brow n, Mrs. Doris 40 Brow n, Susan 91, 122, 123, 130, 157, 179 Broz ek, David 103, 187, 204,22'2 Broz ek, Steven 91 Bruce, John 41 Bruggeman, Thomas 103, 191, 204 Bruh a, Pamela 91 Brum m, Clark 50, 208 Brun er, Debra 91, 134, 163 Brya n, Jackie 50 Brya nt, Lynn 155 Brya nt, Terri 103 Buch , Mrs. Sue 195

Buck nell, Debra 103, 156, 218 Buell , Miss Frances 28 Buettgenbach, Cath y 103 Buettgenbach, Steven 50 Buk, Mrs. Barbara 27, 196, 197 Burbach, Alan 50, 87 Burbach, Kath y 91, 93, 99, 130, 156 Burbach, Randal 103 Burb ach, Richa rd 103 Burbach, Susan 91, 130 Burgess, Steven 103 Burk ey, Steven 51, 134 Burn ham, Byro n 103 Burns, Steven 103

Burns, Theresa 91, 179 Bu rr, Scot t 103, 155, 158 Burt, Candace 51, 157 Burt, Melisa 91 Burto n, Cher yl 91 Bushek, Marianne 51 Business Education 34-35 Butc her, Jon 96, 104, 187, 209 Butc her, Mark 51, 57 Butc her, Pamela 51, 87, 1 34, 153, 155, 156, 1 58, 167, 1 71 , 179, 235 Butc her, Robe rt 51, 208 Butte rfie ld, Barbara 91

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Cafeteria Sta ff 43 Cain, Theresa 104 Caldwell, Ivan 30, 148 Cal hou n, Rex 51, 153, 155 ,15 7,1 58, 240 Camera Club 135 Campbell, Barry 104 Campion, Michael 91 Caricaburu, Marie 91 Carlson, Gerald 91 , 213 Carlson, Jay 104 Carlson, Ronald 91, 186 Car pen ter, Will iam 104, 155 Carroll, Mar k 91 Cashatt, James 104, 156, 187 Cassner, Sue 91 Cat lett, Herbert 91, 222 Caughey, Roxanne 104 Cederdahl, Morene 91 Cervantes, Juli e 104 Chadd, Theresa 51, 129 Champoux, Peggy 37, 91, 163 ,19 6 Chapa, Carmen 104 Chapp, Randall 91, 181 Cheerleaders 176-178 Cheng, George 91 Chesley, Ray 51 Chess Club 136 Chilson, Tad 104, 131 Chi lton , Donald 104 Chollar, Bob by 104 Chrastil, Rose 104, 131 Chrisp, Jerry 183 Christiansen, Glenda 104 Christopher, Lisa 51, 168, 179 Chr isto phe r, Mary 104 , 122 ,12 3 Christopher, Steven 104 , 155 ,21 6 Clapp, Kevin 104 Clapper, Leslie 104 Clark, Bruce 104 Clark, John 51 Clawson, Dean 33 Cla ypo ol, Gary 104, 213 Closner, Debbie 104, 134 , 141 Clough, Debra 104 Clover, Donald 104 Clover, Pat ty 91 COCEP 139 Coed Counselors 130 Col born , Joan 51 Col born , Lee 104 Col bor n, Mar k 91, 186 Cole, Kat hryn 91, 163 Col.ley, Marc 186, 213 Collier, Susan 91, 155 Coll ins, Belinda 104 Colson, Ler oy 24 Com pton , Rob ert 22 Conley, Debra 104 ,21 8 Con nell y, Jay 104, 155, 158 Con nett , Susan 91, 142, 145 Conradt, Karen 104 Conradt, Rosanne 91, 163 Con roy, Joseph 91, 186 Cooper, Jolene 104 Cooper, Ric key 51 Cooper, Ter ry 104 ,20 4 Copple, Rob ert 51, 120, 169, 180 , 188, 189, 213 Cornelius, Debbie 91 Cot ter, Gene 39, 195, 205, 207 Couch, LaDonna 51 Cou lter, Roberta 52 Counseling 14-16 Cowan, Constance 91, 134, 139 Cowell, Rut h 104, 141 Cox, Wanda 104, 131 Coy, Bet ty 91

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Coy , Bre nda 91, 163 Coy , Cyn thia 104 Coy , Debra 52 Cramm, Wayne 52 Cratsenberg, Leslie 91, 179 Cra wfo rd, Mar y 104, 157 Crawmer, Miss Wanda 20 Crisler, Steven 91 Crocker, Jud ith 104 Crocker, Wanda 52 Cross Cou ntry 188-189 Cross, Mrs. Har riet 15 Crossgrove, Dennis 91, 212 Cruz, A lex 91, 162 Cud aba ck, Gregory 52, 131 Cullen, Mary 104 , 131 Cunning, Douglas 91 Cunningham , K. Am y 104 Cutshall, Ric ky 52, 228 Cutshall, Ter ri 104 Cyriacks, Tim oth y 91 Czeschin, Kay 91, 125 Czeschin, Mary 52, 229

D Dahley, Kim ber ly 104 Dahlgren, Laura 91, 163 Dale, Walter 157, 158, 209 Damian, Mic key 52, 160, 183 ,20 5,2 13, 215 Damke, Debra 91 Damkroger, Gail 52, 179, 195 ,23 7 Damme, Alta 91, 163 Dan ce, Bryan 52, 181, 182 ,23 6 Danczek, Ray mon d 52, 77 Danek, Debra 104 Danek, Nancy 91, 179, 221 Danese, Miss Teresina 21 Daugherty, Michael 104 Dau phin , Regina 52, 87, 155 ,17 9 Dau phin , Sandra 91, 92, 114 ,12 5, 179 Davies, Rex 53, 160, 165, 180 ,21 3 Davila, Marcus 213 Davis, Christina 53, 137, 179 ,21 8

Davis, Sandra 53, 130 ,221 Davis, Steven 92 Dawson, Rob ert 23 Dean , John 104 Dean, Thomas 104 Deatherage, Dennis 53 Deatherage, John 53 Debus, Jon 104 Debus, Michael 203 Debus, Michelle 105 DEC A 135 Delabarre, Doug 186 Delgado, Joe 105 Den nis. Joa n 105 ,13 7 Dennis, Lloy d 90, 92, 183 Dennis, Roberta 105 Densberger, Dennis 105, 212 DEP S 131 Dermann, Steven 92 Deryke, Merle 53 Deubelbeiss, Gayle 105 Dev oog d, Tho mas 92 DeVore, Kei th 92 Dey, Russell 105 Diehm, Thomas 92 Diekmann, Kim 53 Dier, Deborah 53, 228 Die trich , Nan cy 92 Dietze, Thomas 53, 87, 124 , 132, 133, 142, 145, 160, 161, 166, 181, 192 Diff end erfe r, Mrs. Virginia 42 Dilw orth , Randy 53, 210, 233 Dinges, Sandra 105 Ditt mer , Rebecca 54 Dobberstein, Barbara 105 Doc kho rn, Denise 92, 163 Doerr, Juli a 105, 155 Dolezal, Theresa 105, 218 Donahoo, Darcie 105 Donahoo, Dix ie 92 Dondlinger, Lar ry 105 Dormer, Ranee 105 Doss, Diane 87, 169 Dou ghty , Floy d 92 Dov e.Jo hn 105 ,13 2 Dow d, Lind a 92, 163, 196, 218 ,21 9 Dowling, Barbara 92 Dow n, Paris 105

Downing, Cyn thia 92, 163 , 179 Downs, Gary 105, 181, 183

Doyle, Debra 54 Doyle, Sco tt 92 Drewes, Danny 105 Drewes, Jerry 105 Drewing, Marie 92 Driver Education 38 Droham, Ronnie 105, 205 Droud, Cin dy 105 Duc kwo rth, Donald 92, 127 ,15 0,1 56 Duensing, Debra 105 Dum pert , Miss Dor oth y 34 Dunbar, Tim 61 DuPont, Jill 92, 178, 197, 221 Dur bin, Vick i 92, 179 Dut ton, Channing 54, 87, 148

E Ebner, Pamel~ 54, 87, 148, 159, 160 Ebner, Rob ert 105 Eddens, Jerry 54 Edmunds, Dana 105 , 121 Edw ard s, Kathleen 105, 157 Edwards, Min nie 92 Edwards, Susan 54 Ellio tt, Leslie 105, 197 Ellis, Kat hi 105 Ells, Juli a 105 Ells, Paul 54, 122, 164, 205 ,23 2 Eloge, Harvey 54 Emmons, Linda 105 English Department 17-20 EPI C 36-37 EPI C Aides 43 Epp, Mrs. Carol 41 Epperly, Loraine 54, 197, 202 Epp erly , Rob ert 92 Ertl , Steven 105, 131 Espejo, Ton i 54 Esquivel , t<aren 64, 92, 142 ,14 3,1 55, 163 Essay, John 92, 142, 161,

162 Essay, Steven 105, 187 Essink, Beth 105 Essink, Michael 55 E ssink, Nan cy 92, 112, 163 Evans, John 105, 204 Ewe rth, Barbara 105 , 156 Ewe rth, Bradley 105 , 156 , 212

_F Fah rnbr uch , Rob ert 92 Fahrnbruch, Rod ney 55, 135 Failor, Melinda 105 Fallstead, Ray 39, 192 Farleigh, Sco tt 92, 134 Faughn, Michael 92 Felt on, Joh nny 105 Felt on, Roxanne 105 Fen, Alla n 105 ,21 2 Fen, David 13, 55, 87, 180 ,18 2,2 13, 232 Fenn, Douglas 105 , 132, 157, 191 Fey, Rob ert 20, 142 Fiedler, Nancy 105, 197 Field, Bet ty 105 Fiene, Douglas 105, 156 Filb ert, John 55 Fin e Art s Dep artm ent 30-31 Fischer, Debra 55, 124, 169 ,17 9 Fisher, Lucinda 105 Fisher, Mrs. Patience 29 Fitz , Michael 92, 209 Fitzgerald, Julius 162 Fitzgibbons, Laurie 55 Fitzgibbons, Mitc hell 105, 209 Flackman, Peggy 105 Flanagan, Mrs. Helen 34 Floc k, Ric ky 105 Floc k, Rochelle 92 Flur y, Brenda 55, 179 Flur y, Brian 105 Fok sow icz, Stanley 92 Fok sow icz, Walter 106 Folsom, Joe 25, 187, 203

Folsom, Robert 55, 87, 164, 165, 181, 182, 184,199, 201 Football 182-187 Foote, Betty 55, 137, 160 Ford, L inda 92 Forde, Suzanne 137, 138 Foreign Languag e Department 21 Foreman, Melody 106 Foreman, Vicki 92, 130, 179 Fassler, Nancy 106 Foster, Janet 106 Foster, Linda 55 Foster, Roger 106, 187 Foster, Ronald 136 Foster, Rosetta 163 Foster, Stephen 92, 182 Fox, William 106 Fraction, Bernard 92 Francisco, Lloyd 106 Franson, Bruce 90, 92 , 186 Franssen, Mary 218 Frederick, Sharon 92 French, Miriam 55 Frey, Mark 156, 181, 186, 208 Friesen , Charles 28, 190, 204 Frohn, Douglas 106, 131 Fry, Dan 42, 205 Fuehrer, Bonnie 106 Fuenning, Thomas 55, 87, 159, 160, 164, 190, 234 Fugh, Marianne 106, 157 Fuglemsmo, Jon i 92 Fuglemsmo, Steven 55 Fuller, Kathy 106 Fultz, Michael 46, 55, 124, 164, 165, 180, 182, 185, 199, 202, 213, 215 Funk, Arlene 106, 14 1 · Furr, Mrs. Jean 20

G Gabriel, Nancy 106 Gallagher , Ella 92, 166 Gallup, M ichael 106 Galusha, Ronald 50 , 55, 181, 182, 2 10, 211 , 231 Garratt, Debra 9 2 ·Garrett, Cynt h ia 106 Garrett, Teresa 106 Gartner, Mrs. Ruth 17,121 Garvis, Montie 106 Gates, Paula 163 Geiger, Owen 92 Geiger, Richard 106 Geisler, Robert 106, 187, 213 Geistlinger, Gai l 106 Geistlinger, Jeanne 92, 125 George, Michelle 106 , 156 Gergen, Denn is 106 Gerner, Leland 92 Gewecke, Vurla 92, 131 Ghormley, Martha 56, 87 , 121 , 124, 142, 159, 160,179 Gibson, Edson 87, 132, 146 Gibson, Jeffrey 92 Gilliam, Larry 56 Gilstad, Kathy 56 Giltner, Theresa 56 Girdner, Juanita 106 Girdner, Nancy 56, 154, 155 Girls Ennead 159 Girls Glee 163 Girls Gymnastics 197 Girls lntramurals 223 Girls L Club 181 Girls Swimming 195 Girls Tennis 220 Girls Track 218-21 9 Goebel, Fran k 106, 191

Goesche l, Caro l 93, 130, 156 Goit , Judy 106 Goit, Patricia 56, 135 Go ldfein, Mark 56 Golf 216-2 17 Go lleho n, Georgiana 106 Go nzalez, Maria 106 Goodw in, Caralynn 106 Goodwin , Denise 56 Gore, M iss Do rthea 30 Gottsleben , Bruce 106 G rabouski, Sharon 106, 131 Graf, Richard 56, 131 Graham , Cathy 56, 135 Graham, K evin 106, 209 Graham, Korin 106, 195, 220 Grant, Mrs. Merrell 19, 121 Grasmick, Denise 93, 163, 179 Grasmick, Kristi 106 Gray, .Jan 57, 136 Green , Carol 106 Green, Cartrey 135, 180, 183, 213 Green, Gary 106 Green , Gerald 106, 209 Green, Michael 57 Green, William 93, 155, 158 Greenholt, Judy 93, 130 Greenwald, Connie 57 Greenwald, Dannie! 106, 162, 213 Greif, Rodney 57 Grell, Bradley 57, 180, 205,207 Grell, Mar k 93, 180, 182, 203,210 Grell, Mrs. Ruby 15 Griffin, Cather ine 106, 141 Griggs, Ronald 106 Grosscup, Buford 27, 210, 212 Grosscup, Paul 57, 87, 160, 181, 190, 191, 199,210,212 Grosse, Kevin 93, 181 , 190 Grote, Douglas 93, 186 Grµber, Gerald 35, 132 Gulbra nson, Susan 93, 97, 163 Gunderson , James 93 Gustafson, Kristi ne 93, 99

H Haas, Suzanne 57 Hale, Kathy 106 Hall, Andrew 93, 155, 157 Hall , Linda 106 Hall, Michael 93, 155, 158 Haller, Michael 106 Halstead, Danny 106, 180, 186,208, 213 Halvorsen, Janet 93 Halvorsen, Keith 106, 137 Hames, James 106 Hammer, Audrey 47, 131 Hampton, Roger 106 Hancock, Toni 106 Handy, Deborah 93 • Hanneman, Cheryl 57, 179 Hansel, Sherry 57 Hansen , Joan 93 Hansen, Teresa 58, 87 Hanshew, Mrs. Jill 21 Harbour, Richard 93 Hardekopf, Mary 106 Hardy, Frankie 93, 136 Harper, Darwin 106 Harr, Linda 106 Harral, Mark 58, 159, 160 Harre, Gerald 58 Harre, Paula 91, 93, 95, 125,130 Harring, Mike 106 Harris, Byron 58 Harris, Kimberly 106 Harris, Martin 93

Harris, Russell 58, 79, 87, 142,143,146, 150 Harris, Saundra 93 Harris, Stephan 58, 62, 165, 199, 200, 201, 216, 217 Harris, Wayne 93, 157, 158 Harroun, Mike 58, 142, 160 Harsh, Arthur 58 Hart, Gwen 93, 163 Hartley, Cynthia 58, 130, 221 Hartley, Marta 107 Hart man, Ruth 107 Hartsell, Judy 131 Hartse! I, Karen 58 H artshorn, Bradley 107, 204 Hartshorn, Jeffrey 93 Hartshorn, Linda 59 Haskell, Gail 59 Hass, Deborah 59, 218 Hassebrook, Larry 59, 134 Haswell, Joy 107 Hathaway, Clayton 93, 99, 125,132, 156 Hatten, Jeffry 107, 203 Hatten, Mark 59, 135 Hauck, Rodney 93 Haught, Brenda 93 Hauser, K aren 93, 125, 130,163 Havel, Bonita 93 Haws, Mrs. Rae 26, 122 Hayden, Martin 93, 132 Hayes, Lowell 93 Heacock, Mrs. Suzanne 29 Hebbard, Tracie 107 Heberlee, Vicki 59, 87 Heckman, M iss Betty 35 Heckman, Sharla 59, 87, 124,150,179, 234 Hedrick, Michael 107 Hees, Sharyl 107 Hegel, Christina 107 Heidecker, Cheryl 107 Heikes, Kent 93, 161, 162 Heim, Jeanne 107 Heim, Patricia 93 Heinbigner, Arlene 107 Hejl, David 59, 132, 133, 181,208 Hejl, Diane 59 Hej l, Thomas 107 Hejl, Wayne 93 Helmstadter , Wilhelm 59 Helzer, Mark 59 , 87, 158 Hempel, Michael 107, 132 Hemry, Sheila 93 Henderson, Beverly 59 Hen inger, Mark 107. 136 Henricks, Sally 107, 134 Heret h, Roy 59 Hergenrader, Barry 213 Hergenrader, Glen 187 Hergenrader, Rodger 59 Herman, Dan 93, 186 Hernandez, Maria 59 , 229 Herrera, Charles 93 Herrera, Ed 60 Herrick , Emily 107, 138, 157,218 Herrington, Jacqueline 93 Herrington, Jeffery 107 Herrman, Dorothy 93 Herrman, James 107 Hester, Deborah 93, 163 Hetherington, Kevin 60 Hetr ick, Amanda 60, 160 Hibbert, Mrs. Alice 42 Hickman, Elizabeth 60, 160,179 Hi cks, Rose 107, 218 Hicks, Susan 196 Higg ins, David 107,212 H illman, Rebecca 60, 87, 139, 156, 181, 195, 218 Hillman, Sarah 93, 179, 218 Hinkle, Eugene 107, 156 Hin man, Hollis 60, 87,

122, 123, 150, 160, 164, 165; 176 • H ischke, Kevin 107 H itchcock, T imothy 107 Hobbs, T imothy 93, 136, 156,213 Hobson, Kim 60, 87, 121, 142, 159, 160, 166, 179, 234 Hocker, K irk 107 Hocker, Sheila 60 Hoffer , Michael 60 Hof fer, Patri cia 107 Hoffman, Dary l 107 Hoffman, James 13 1.. Hoffman, Lawrence 93 Hoffman, Marsha 107 Hoffman, Merrilee 60 Hohenwalde, Kare n 107 ,157 Holland, Gary 93 Hollman, Terry 107, 162 Holl o w ay, Michael 107, 188 ,213 Holmberg, Gerald 14 Ho mecoming 164 Ho me E c o nom i c s Department 40 Hoover, Grayson 93 Hoover, Kenneth 93 , 156, 186 Ho pgood , Joh n 93, 12 1, 122 , 132 Horton, Nora 107 Hottovy , T om 21 2 Ho uchen, T om 93, 205 Houdek, Ti m 107, 131 Hough, Aliso n 60, 87 ,159, 22 1 H o uli ha n, Michael 107 , 199 Howdeshell , Mrs. Alma 16 H ow ell, Da na 93 Howsden, Paul 107 Howland, Mrs. Ka ren 42 Hoyt , James 39, 192, 197 Hrench ir, David 107 H ubble, Ch ristine 107, 131 Hudson, Den ise 93 Huffer, Mrs. Genevieve 22 Hugelman, Rex 60, 183 Hughes, David 107

Hughes. Delora 107 Hughes, T erri 93, 179 Hunt, Philip 60, 87 , 156, 180, 188, 189, 2 13, 2 15 Hunt , Ranelle 107 Hunt, R ickie 93, 162, 212 H url ey , Wa les 107, 13 1 Hursh , Mona 107 H urst, Thomas 107 Hut ch i nso n, Kat hleen 60, 218,219 Hutson, Mark 107 Hydo, Haro ld 107

Ihr ie, David 60 l nbody , R icki 61 , 132, 228 Industrial Arts Department 32-33 Interact 132-1 33 International Club 138 I rmer, Debra 93 I saacs, Daniel 107 ltzen , Danny.107 l tze n, Jeanne 107

J Jackson, Lea nn 94, 178, 197 , 22 1 Jacob, St even 61 , 136 Jacobs, David 132 Jacobs, Ni na 107 Jaeger, Will iam 6 1, 168 James, Jon 50, 61 , 228 James, Norman 107 Ja necek, Jean 6 1, 72, 167, 169,179 Janousek, Zale 94, 196 Jansky, V ern 61 , 182, 184 Jaques, Judy 94, 195, 221 Jaques, Karen 61,135 Jarvis, Wanda 107 Jenki ns, Mary 61, 160 Jenkins, M ike 107 Jenk ins, Patri cia 61 Jenki ns, William 42

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Jensen, Mrs. Selma 42 Jensen, Theresa 94 Joch um, Joseph 107 Johns, Cynt hia 107 Johnsen, Vergie 37 Johnson, Alde n 25, 50 Johnson, Arno ld 61, 213, 214 Johnson, Dawn 107 Johnson, Joyc e 62, 160, 179 Johnson, Judi th 94, 156, 179, 181, 197, 218, 219 John son, Lee 62, 87, 120, 122, 164, 169, 180, 188, 213, 228 Johnson, Linda 107 Johnson, Mark 62, 180, 192, 205 Johnson, Miss Wilhe lmina 26 Johnson, Phyll is 87, 155, 166, 218 Johnson, Randal 62, 181, 182, 213 Johnson, Roger 62 Johnson, Thom as 94 John ston, Ruth 62, 87 John ston, Susan 107 Jones, Anitt a 107 Jones, Debra 94, 179 Jones, Hal 108 Jones, Kandi 94 Jones, Kenn eth 94, 213 Jones, Mrs. Karen 18, 121 Jones, Renee 94,1 63,1 79, 218 Jones, Shiela 108 Jones, Steve 108 Jones, Tracey 108 Jones, Vick i 62, 87, 121, 1 22, 1 38, 150, 160, 161, 179 Jones, Wendy 108, 138, 141 Joy Night 150- 153 Joy Nig ht Cen tral Com mitte e 1 50 Juniors 88-101 Junior-Senior Prom 165 Junk er, Renae 108

K Kaba t, Anth ony 94 Kadavy, David 186 Kadavy, Lyle 62 K~hler, Scot t 108, 192 Kap ke, Lind a 94, 179, 181, 218

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Kapke, Mon ty 108 Kapperman, Linda 61 Kapustka, Linda 108, 141 Kats, Darla 94 Kau fman , Kathleen 62, 1 24, 160, 179, 195, 236 Keagle, Margaret 108 Keaton, Troy 63 Keech, Willia m 135 Keel an, Patri ck 94, 99, 132, 133, 161, 212 Kehl , Robe rt 94 Kehler, Conn ie 94, 163 Kelle r, Deborah 108, 157 Kelle r, Doreen 108, 156 Kelle r, Joyce 94 Kelle r, Mrs. Judi th 18 Kelle r, Nanc y 54, 63 Kelle r, Robe rt 94 Kelle r, Susan 94 Kelle y, Cynt hia L. 108 Kelle y, Cynt hia R. 108 Kelle y, Owen 36, 63 Kelle y, Peggy 131 Kellogg, Terry 108 Kelly , James 108 Kenaston, Dale 94 Kendra, Willia m 108 Kenn edy, Deborah 46, 63, 87, 124, 157, 164, 165, 176 Kenn edy, John 94 Kenn ell, Eileen 108, 218 Kennel I, Keith 108, 132 Kenw ood, Alan 108, 187 Kerm moad e, Judit h 63, 142, 160, 161 Kette rer, Daniel 108 King , Cind y 108 King , Micheal 63, 124 King , Steven 108, 181, 209, 212 King , Venessa 108 Kinn an, Dana 63, 180, 199, 210, 211 Kinn ey, Mike 108 Kirch off, Judy 108 Kitch en, Bobb ie 94 Kitch ens, Patri ck 94, 188, 213 Kitzm iller, Mark 63, 79, 142, 143, 160 Klam m, Janice 108, 142, 143 Klein , Benj amin 94 Klein , Julie 108 Kleit sch, Mrs. Jean 15 Kletc hka, Gerald 94, 181, 182, 199, 202, 213, 215 Klim es, Dennis 108, 153, 155

Kluc k, Raym ond 63 Knapp, Karen 63 Knapp, Kevin 108 Knap p, Robi n 63 Knee, Orio n 108 Knic kman , Douglas 94 Knig ht, Kathleen 108 Knip ple, Judy 108 Knip ple, Linda 94, 112, 130, 163 Knop p, Sandra 63, 240 Knot t, Roger 63, 134 Koch , David 64 Kohn , Rick 136 Kolb , Peter 64 , 132 Koon tz, Anita 64 Koon tz, Jackie 94, 157 Koon tz, Pamela 108, 197, 218, 219 Korte fay, Edwi n 64 Kosmos, Margarita 64, 80, 179, 220 Kraft , Kevin 64 Kramer, Daniel 94, 134 Kran tz, Mary 64 Kras sig, Carol 94, 112, 181, 195, 221 Kraus, Gary 108 Kreifels, Terrance 64, 135 Krepel, Theresa 108 Krueger, Douglas 94 Krueger, Ranae 108, 125, 141, 221 Krueger, Ronda 65, 177, 221 Krueger, Ross 108, 187, 204, 213 Krum mack , Jenni 94 Kuehn, Linda 65 Kugel, Laura 108 Kuhn el, Pamela 94 Kukl in, Harr y 12 Kuna th, Gerald 108 Kuw amo to, Millie 94 Kuw amo to, Ralph 109, 162, 187, 203, 212 Kuw amo to, Roseann 65, 179 Kye, Cath ryn 65

L Lacy , Harr y 94 Lahrs, Mrs. Kay 40 Lairm ore, James 65 Lairm ore, Randall 109 Lamb , Roxanne 109 Lang, Charles 94 Langdon, Kath y 109 Langdon, Vick i 65, 179 Lange, Linda 94 Lark ins, Cher yl 94, 179

Lawrence, Ruth 109, 155 Laws, Ralph 109 Lawson, Jay 94, 114, 186 Lawson, Jenn ifer 94, 106, 125, 179 Lawson, Thomas 145 Leach, Carla 65 Leach, Linda 109, 141, 142, 145 Lebsack, Debra 65, 153, 159, 160, 230 Leech, Michael 94 Leffl er, Bill 22 Lehman, Laura 94, 125, 163, 178 Lehman, Tim 65 Leka i, Glori a 94 Leka i, Miss Lydia 35 Lemo nd, Donna 94 Lesieur, Caroline 65, 71, 122, 138, 227 Lesoing, Jennifer 65, 124, 157, 179, 231 Lesoing, R. Anne tte 109, 156 Lespreance, Rick 94 Lesser, Klaus 109 Leup old, Patri ck 109, 162, 213 Levin e, Adam 65, 121, 137, 166 Levine, Emil y 94 Lewis, Robi n 109 Lewis, Samuel 94 Library Staff 42 Lickl iter, Roger 160, 161 Lien, Max 38 Lienh art, Janet 109, 122, • 123, 195, 221 Lienh art, Lynn 65, 72, 87, 122, 165, 179, 196, 221 Liesveld, Charles 94, 186 Ligh tbod y, Brenda 109, 122, 195 Limin g, Deborah 109, 137 Lind , Dennis 90, 95, 105, 133, 197 Linde n, Teresa 109, 141 Lindh urst, Janet 109, 197, 218 Linke , Mark 65, 181, 182 Links Board 170-171 Linku gel, Norm a 65, 156, 218 Loco co, Nancy 65 Loco co, Stephen 95, 105, 192, 194 Lode r, Anne 66, 154, 155, 156, 160 Lode r, Joy 109 Loeh r, Andy 38, 212 Logan, Linda 66,1 30,1 81, 218 Logan, Rich ard 95 Loma ck, Willia m 95, 213 Long, Jean 109 Long, Raym ond 95 Loos, Adam 66, 181, 188, 213, 215 Loos, Brad 66 Loos, Chris tine 109, 125 Loos, Cynt hia 66 Loos, Kirk 95 Loos, Mark 66, 87, 136 Loos, Rebecca 66 Lorra ine, Daniel 95, 188 Losh, Donald 27 Lour y, Melo die 109 Love, Rich ard 66, 87 Love .Rog er 109, 204 Love, Ronald 62, 66 Luebs, Kath ryn 95, 130 Luedke, Donavon- 38 Lueth je, James 95, 153, 157 Luet hje, Janelle 109, 138 Lugn , Greg 66, 120, 129, 139, 142, 145 Lund , Dona ld 67, 87, 132, 133, 171, . 181, 192, 193, 210, 235 Lutz , Richard 109. 208

Lyne, Carol 109 Lyness, Mrs. Ruth 20 Lyons, Allen 67, 208, 209

M Maas, Kimb erly 109, 141, 218 Maas, Steven 157, 158, 208, 209 Maaske, Kevin 109, 155 Maaske, Sherry 67, 87, 159, 160, 179 Mabin, Clarence 61 Madd ox, Daniel 95, 156, 186, 212 Madl ock, Donald 61, 199, 200 Madl ock, Phyllis 49, 109 Madrigals 161 Mages, Renate 67 Maher, Jeffr ey 109 Maier, Elizabeth 67, 72, 168, 179 Maier, Kath ryn 72, 109, 111, 125 Malone, Janet 64, 67, 87, 152, 158, 159, 161, 234 Malo ne, Robi n 95, 99,

163, 218 Manley, Duke 37 Mant hey, Carl 22 Mark er, James 95, 186, 213 Mark ey, Robe rt 95 Mark in, Rodney 95 Mark owsk i, Dennis 67, 87, 135, 136, 159, 160 Marks, James 109 Marshall, Jerry 68, 160, 240 Marshall, Willia m 109 Mart in, Linda 67, 156, 179 Mart in, Mary 67, 79, 87, 179, 230 Mart in, Miss Irene 17 Mart in, Vick i 67 Martinez, Reuben 109, 204 Maser, Kimm ie 95, 125, 163, 179. Mason, Gail 109 Mason, Pamela 109 Mason, Patti 109 Massa, Allen 109 Massa, Debra 95 Massa, Gary 95 Matallana, Consuelo 95 Mathematics Department 28-29 Matts on, Kent 109, 162 Matts on, Kevin 109, 162 Matzke, Stanley 109, 209 Maul, Willia m 68 Mauter, Joyce 95, 155 Maxson, George 109 McCaugherty, Gary 95 McCaugherty, Linda 109 McCleery, David 109, 122, 123, 205 McCleery, Robi n 95, 122, 123, 130, 163, 179 McClelland, Tom 23, 186, 216 McClendon, Natalie 68, 87,

124, 138, 139 McClimans, Debbie 68, 179 McC ormi ck, Deborah 95, 179 McCown, Steven 95, 134, 161 McC oy, Brenda 109 McC oy, John 109, 187 McDougall, Diana 109 McH olme s, Michael 95, 186 McKenzie, Lore tta 109 McK inne y, Davi d 109, 187, 213 McLa in, Mark 109 Mcla ughl in, Robe rt 68, 153

McLeod, Scott 68, 180, 183 McMahon, Jamin 95, 155 McMeen, Scott 110, 151, 186 McMichael, Peggy 68 McNeese, Ferr in 95 McNeil, Donald 95 McPherson, Roger 110 McWilliams, Felicia 13, 68, 157 Mead, Joan 95 , 129 Mead, Joseph 110 Medical Club 134 Mednis, Astra 110, 138, 141, 142 Meehan, Joseph 110 Meints, Susan 68 Melvin , Lawrence 110 Menzie, Terry 68, 156 Meredith, Brenda 69 Metcalf, Denise 110 Metcalf, Tony 95, 186 Metz, Robert 110, 204 Meyer, Brett 188, 213 Meyer, Dennis 95, 186 Meyer, Jon 69, 87, 132, 142,229 Meyer, Lorraine 110 Meyer, Mark 90, 95, 181, 190 Meyer, Michael 160, 180 Meyer, Rick 95 Meyers, Amelia 95 Meyers, Debo rah 110, 155 Meyers, Gerald 69, 135, 180,182 Michael, Rob in 110, 131 Michael, Timothy 110 Michaelis, LeRoy 32 Michel, Rebecca 95, 163 Michon, Arlene 95, 163 Middle ton, Stephen 69, 131 Mientka, Andrew 95, 155 Mientka, Timothy 110, 155,158,191 ,205 Miller, Barbara 110, 122, 221 Miller, Candace 110 Miller, David E. 69 Miller, David M. 110, 162, 212 Miller, Diana 95 Miller, Doris 110 Miller, Douglas 107, 157 Miller, Joe 62, 69 Miller, Larry 110 Miller, Mardi 69 Miller, Mrs. Nancy 26 Miller, William 69, 87,124, 157,158,213 ,238

Miltner, Donald 95, 159 Minchow, Stanley 95 Mistoler, Janet 110 Mitchell, Gerald 13, 110 Mitchell, Patricia 110 Mahlman, Terri 69, 179 Monroe, Larry 95 Montero, Marlene 36, 95 Montgomery, Barbara 69, 87, 137,138,139 ,160, 161, 179 Montgomery, Rita 95, 130, 134,139 Moon, Paula 95, 163 Moon, Tracey 110,197 Moore, Debra 141 Moore, Vivian 95, 122, 129,163 Morey, Robert 69, 87, 136,155 Morgan, Ira 110 Morgan, Nancy 110, 136, 221 Morgan, Phillip 60 Morgan, Richard 95 Morgan, Shelly 95, 130, 166 Morris, Kathy 110 Morris, Patricia 95 Morrison, Cynthia 95, 99, 178,197,221 Morrow, Pamela 69, 160, 161,235 Morrow, Ricky 69 Mortada, Mohamad 66, 70 Morton, William 70, 155, 158 Moser, Robert 110 Mos lander, James 110 Mueller, Marvin 39,218 Mueting, Dale 70 Mumgaard, James 70, 165, 169,190 Mumgaard, Sandra 95, 99, 125,163 Mummers 142 Mummers Play 144-145 Munkirs, Rc1ndy 95 Munson, Jean 110 Mussman, Helen 110 Mutchie, Kim 95, 163, 179 M uthersba ugh, Mickey 110,187,209

N Napue, Pamela 70 Narcisse, Gregory 70 National Honor Society 87 Neal, Catherine 110

Neal, Karin 110 Neely, Cheryl 70 Neeman, Gary 110,212 Neemann, Diana 110 Neift, Annette 110 Nelson, Alan 95 Nelson, Cindy 70 Nelson, Debra 110,156 Nelson, Denise 110 Nelson, Donald 95 Nelson, Patrick 95 Nemec, Joann 70 Nemec, Johnny 110 Nerud, Patricia 110 Neujahr, Keith 95 Neukirch, Mark 95, 213 Neukirch, Steve 187 Newcomer, Barbara 96, 122, 179 Newell, Richard 70 Newman, Cheryl 110 Newman, Ronald 96 Nicholson, Mike 110 Nielsen, Cindy 110, 122, 146 Nixon, Steven 96, 216 Noel, Michael 110 Noel, William 46, 70, 124, 132, 135, 160, 161, 171,235 Noell, Roxanne 70 Norby, Stephani 96 Novak, David 110 Novak, John 70 Novak, Steven 70 Nyhoff, Loyal 96 Nyhoff, Ronald 110 Nyhoff, Thomas 110

0 Oberheu, Dan 96, 99, 156, 1 5 7, 181 , 188, 189. 213,215 Obermueller, Debra 70, 87, 160,179 O'Brien, Cynthia 110 O'Brien, Kathleen 96,114, 130 O'Connor, Gisele 96, 112, 122,130,196 ,220 O'Connor, Jeanne 71, 78, 131 Oehring, Gerald 96, 162 Office Staff 42 Oglesby, Robert 110 Ohlschwager, Linda 71 Ohlschwager, Thomas 71 Olson, Christine 111,141, 181, 196, 218

Olson, Diana 111, 141 Olson, Merrilee 71, 122 O'Neel, Robert 208 Oneth, Sandra 96 Oosting, Shirley 96 Opera 148-149 Oppegard, Danny 71, 132, 135,216, 217, 140 Orchestra 154-1 55 Orr, David 71 Orr, Pamela 96, 179 Orta, Nelda 111, 156 Orth, John 71 Ortiz, Steven 111 Ortiz, Trinidad 183, 208 Osborn, Wayne 32 Osborn , Richard 111, 191, 209 Ostgaard, Clifford 111 Oswald, Christy 96, 156, 220 Oswald, Kathy 111, 157 O'Toole, Christin e 111 O'Toole, T imothy 96, 133, 192,194 Otto, Melissa 71, 129, 177 Overstreet, Erma 71 Owens, Jan 71, 87, 124, 130,139,171 ,235 Owens, Mardell 96, 99, 114, 130 Oziah , Pamela 96, 163 Ozols, Andris 96

p Pace, John 90, 96, 169, 192,213,214 Palmer, Jay 96 Parent, Debra 96 Parker, Dennis 96, 208 Partsch, Gail 96, 125, 130, 142 Pasika, John 111 Patrick, Leslie 111 Patterson, Kay 111 Paul, Patricia 96, 156, 179 Payne, Sylvia 96 Peabody, Cindy 111 Pearson, Kerry 72, 160, 178 Peate, Laurie 72, 87, 166 Pelowski, Kim 111, 180, 205 Pence, Sharon 72 Peppers 179 Personnel 10-43 Pester, Ernie 236 Pester, Sharon 96, 163, 179

Pester, Steve 111 Pester, Wayne 111 Peters, Diane 72 Peters, Jack 111 Peters, James 16 Peters, Jeannie 111, 125 Petersen. Bruce 72 Petersen, Carol D. 96, 179 Petersen, Carol J. 111, 197 Petersen, Frances 111 Petersen, Jerry 96, 208 Petersen, Mark 111 Peterson, Constance 72 Peterson, Merrill 3·1 Peterson, Robert 72 Peterson, T r€v 96 Petr i, Elizabeth 96 Petri, Michael 96, 132, • 133,188 Pettigrew, Dee 96 Pfeiff, William 13 Phillips, Lottie 111 Phillips, William 96 Phipps, Randall 72, 210, 236 • Physical Education Department 39 Pickel, Debra 96 Pierce, Jodi 111 Pierce, Michael 72 Pinney, Brian 111, 187, 212 Plachy, Debra 96, 163 Pleasant, Michael 111 Pohlenz, Coralee 96 Policky, Judy 72, 87, 178, 221 Poole, Melody 111 Pope, Joyce 96 Porter, Julia 111, 122, 195,197,220 ,221 Porter, Linda 72, 87, 122, 160,176,221 Porter, Mrs. Dorothy 19 Porter, Rodney 111 Portsche, Sharon 111 Portsche, Timothy 96, 186 Prange;Rodne y 111 Pratt, Christopher 111, 136 Pratt, Mark 72, 142, 143, 160 Pribyl, Larry 72, 153, 157, 158 Priest, Brenda 111 Prochnow, David 96, 162 Proctor, Michael 111 Prucha, Wendy 73, 87, 160

Q Quarells, Sonya 111, 218 Quincy, Mrs. Betty 40

R Rabe, Barbara 96, 179 Rader, Marvin 15 Radio Club 134 Ragan, Douglas 111 Ramirez, Maria 111 Ray, Janelle 111 Ray, Melinda 111 Ray, William 111 Raymer, Mrs. Kathryn 19 Raymond, James 73, 136 Raymond, John 111 Read, Cheryl 111 Read, Christine 73, 179, 221 Read, Michael 111 Read, Terry 111 Reed, Barbara 73, 87,159, 160,230 Reed, Susan 111, 195 Reel, Windle 14 Reese, Vicki 73, 87, 139, 156,239 Reichel, David 43 Reigert, Teri 73

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Rei nha rdt, Joh n 96 Rei nwa ld, Don ald 73 Rei nwa ld, Rachelle 73 Rei nwa ld, Rich ard 111 Reise!, Deb orah 111 Ren gsto rf, Patricia 111 Ren ker, Ter i 142 Rex ilius , Ter ri 111 Rey no Ids, Mar ietta 111, 156 Rezac, Cin dy 112 Rezac, Debra 96, 179 Rhoades, Mrs. Laverne 42 Rhoads, Dan iel 112 Rice , Dav id 96, 162 Rice , Don 73 Rice , Leeann 73 Rice, Line tte 112 Rich ards , Mac k 96 Rich ards , Mar cell 112 Rick etts , Lind a 112, 157 Rie d,Jo hn 74, 157 ,15 8 Riedel; Ric ky 96 Rile y, Sherree 112 Rios , Jov ita 112, 131 Ritc hey , Pamela 112 Ritt er, Nan cy 74, 87, 179 Rob erts , Rod ney 96 Rob inso n, Clif ford 112 Rob ison , Ric ky 112 Rod eric k, Miss Jud ith 24 Roe lfs, Sue 96, 163 Rogers, Shi rley 113 Roh an, Nan cy 74, 87, 179, 220 ,23 0 Roh la, Mic hae l 74 Roh lede r, Jeff rey 96 Roh ner t, Mar k 112, 213 Roo t, Car ol 74 Roo t, Cha rlott e 74 Roo t,Cr ysta l 112 Rosekrans, Deli nda 112 Rosen, Sven 53, 74, 122, 227 Ross, Ter ri 112 Rot h, Jon 96 Rot h, Rod ney 112 Rot h, Tom 112 Rot hwe ll, Charles 74, 183 R o th we 11 , R obe rt 112, 192 ,20 5 Rousek, Ken dall 74, 153, 157, 158 Row ch, Cyn thia 74, 160 Rugg, Bria n 74, 87, 136, 153 , 167 , 171, 190 , 191 ,23 5 Runge, Delores 96 Ru pert , Dav id 74, 124 , 131 Rup ert, Deb orah 74 Rya n, Che ryl 112 Rya n, Lav onn a 96

s Sabin, Ran dy 96, ·131 Saf ford , Mrs. Virg inia 18 Sahs, Tan ya 96, 134, 156 Salinas, Artu ro 112 Sal ina s, Law renc e 112, 187 ,21 2 Salinas, Maria 74 Salinas, Sandra 112 Salomons,Michael 74 Salzman, Alle n 97 Sampson, Bruce 134 Samuelson, Steven 75 Sanchez, Carmen 112 San che z, David 13, 97, 157 ,20 9 Sanchez, Jose 97 Sanchez, Samuel 75, 131, 181 ,21 3 Sanders , Jo Ann 112 Sapp, Lind a 112 Savidge, Eva 112 Sayre, Mrs. Kathleen 40, 121 Sca nlon , Tho mas 97, 155,

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157 ,15 8,1 86, 209 Scdoris , Joh n 75 Scdoris, Mar y 97 Scdoris, Teresa 75 Schafer, Doug 112 Schafer, Rebecca 75 Sch affe rt, Tim oth y 97 Sch affe rt, Tom 97 Sch arto n, Ver non 75, 160 Scheer, Mrs. Shir ley 21 Sch eidt , Karen 112 Sch eidt , Ron ald 97, 203 Schleiger, Ran dy 112 Sch mid t, Dale 75 Sch mid t, Deborah 97, 156, 181, 196, 218 Sch mid t, Don ald A. 121, 160 Sch mid t, Don ald W. 111, 112 ,12 1,1 25 Sch mid t, Douglas 97 Sch m i ede r, Kat hy 112, 218 Sch muc ker; Sco tt 112 Schneider, Cha rlott e 97 Sch neid er, Chr istia n 75, 180 ,21 0,2 11 Schneider, Jod y 112 Sch nell , David 97, 203 Sch oll, Deanna 112 Sch oll, Lor ri 97, 125 ,13 0, 179 Sch olz, Karen 75, 87, 137, 138 , 167, 170, 179, 235 Sch oon ove r, Rox ann a 97 Schroeder, Patricia 160 Schwab, Mar y 130, 179 Sch war ting , Jan 112 Sch war tz, Cat heri ne 75, 87, 178 Sch war tzko pf Steve 11 2, 209 Sch win dt, Suzanne 76, 160 ,17 9,1 81 Sch win dt, Tho mas 112, 132 Science Department 22-24 Sco tt, Debra 97, 112 Sco tt, Den ny 76 Sco tt, Feli cia 112 Sco tt, Har old 25, 214 Sco tt, Susan 112 ,21 8 Scribe Board 166 Sem m, Kat hryn 112 Senior Choir 160 Seniors 44-87 Seniors Not Pictured 83 Sercl, Tim oth y 97 Seuss, Steven 97 Severa, Ker ry 97, 99, 125, 222 Sex ton, Debra 76 Shanks, Shela 76, 78, 181, 220 Sharpe, Bec ky 56, 76, 157 , 195 ,22 1,2 36 Shaw, Alan 112 ,12 2,1 23, 191 Shaw, David 62, 76, 181, 210 ,23 3 Shaw, Deborah 97, 121, 122 ,13 0,1 79 Shaw, Deborah A. 112 Sha w, Luanne 76, 160, 161 Shaw, Steven 97 Shear, Susan 112 She ldon , Rob ert 76 Shel ledy , Charles 112, 156, 192 She lled y, Lisa 164, 168, 176 Shepard, Tim oth y 97, 186, 212 She rida n, Mar tin 112 She rwo od, Tim oth y 112, 213 Shil ling , Helen 97 Sh iveley, Dic k 112 Sho ema ker, Kay 97, 179 • Sho re, Lind a 97 Shrader, Dav id 97

Shu rtle ff, Rob ert 112, 215 Shu ster , Lind a 113 Shuster, Shir ley 76 Siec k, Rho nda 113 Siefkes, Mrs. Rut h 41 Sier adz ki, Kur t 113 Silb er, Sall y 76, 87, 156, 169 ,22 0 Silenieks, Marga 13, 76, 87, 124, 164, 165, f77 , 196 Sim mon s, Carol 97, 155, 163 Sim mon s. Jan et 113 Sim mon s, Michael 113 Sim mon s, Ray mo nd 113 Sim pso n, Bru ce 97, 181, 186, 208 ,20 9,2 13 Sim pso n, Mel vin 23, 208, 209 Sims, Jan et 76, 122, 160, . 161 Sinn er, Jon 113 , 204 Sinn er, Jud y 113 Skaggs, Mrs. Kathleen 24 Smi dbe rg, Lind a 76 Sm ith, Clyd e 113 Sm ith, David 91, 97, 125, 212 ,22 2 Sm ith, Douglas D. 76, 156 Sm ith, Douglas W. 97, 203 , 216 ,21 7 Sm ith, Eliz abe th 113 Sm ith, Fran 113, 155 Sm ith, Fra nk 113, 127 Sm ith, Mar k 76 Sm ith, Nan cy 163 Smo yer, Steven 97 Snid er, Fred 77 Snead, Lor rain e 113 Sno w, Edw ard 113 Sny der, Tho mas 113 Social Studies Department 25-27 Soh I, Jean 97, 179 Sol omo n, Joseph 213 Sommers, James 41, 208 Som mer s, Rob in 97, 195, 221 Sophomores 1 02-117 Sorensen, Charles 97 Sorensen, Gregg 113 Sor ens en,J ohn 113 Spa dt, Mic hae l 113 ,20 3 Spa dt, Suzanne 113 Spears, Margaret 113 Special Awards 84-85 Special Services 41 Spe idel l, Joh n 77, 78, 157 Spe idel l, Mar y 97, 155 Spe idel l, Rich ard 113, 155 Sp ilke r, Kei th 97, 99, 156 Spo or, Karen 113, 141 Sprague, Gre gory 97, 162, 186 ,20 3 Spr inger, Roger 113, 209 Stac hura , Leander 32 Sta ffor d, Jeff rey 113, 213 Sta ffor d, Joh n 97, 162, 181 ,18 8,1 89, 213 Stage Band 158 Sta hly, Pat rick 97 Stal der, Pamela 77 Sta mle r, Cyn thia 113 Sta mm , Rob ert 113 Sta ndle y, Paula 113, 141 Stangl, Georganne 97 Sta nley , Mar k 113 Steb bins , Har old 77, 232 Steb bins , Wesley 113 ,21 2 Ste er ing Com mit tee s 124-125 Ste inka mp, Ter ry 97 Stephens, Greg 97, 213 Stevens, Cyn thia 77, 168, 229 Stevens, Dar rell 77 Stevens, Gar y 113 Ste war t, Keran 113, 127, 181 ,19 6,2 20 Stiles, Debra 97 Stiles, Pam 77 Stin er, Mar c 77, 207, 232

Sto dda rd, Cyn thia 113, 141 Stoe hr, Mrs. Opal 39 Sto ner ,Co ni 113 ,15 7 Ston er, Lana 56, 77, 157 Sto rons kij, Ann a 113 Sto ry, Will iam 26, 98, 186 , 214 Stra tton , Lind a 113 ,15 5, 218 Stra tton , Nan cy 77 Stro de, Vick i 97 Stro mbe rg, Debra 78, 87, 228 Stu den t Advisory Board 120 Student Affairs Committee 121 Student Council 122 -123 Stu ertz , Marsha 113 Sughroue, Sco tt 91, 97, 125 ,18 0,1 99, 222 Sull ivan , Cherie 1 '13 Sull ivan , Dan iel 78 Supportive Staff 42-43 Sut fin, Arth ur 33 Sut ton, Mrs. Lorr aine 29 Sut ton, Susan 72, 78, 179 Swa ntko ski, Sheila 113 Swa rtz, Laura 113, 155 Sw ein ime r, Mel inda 78, 138 Swi nim er, Vict oria 98

T Taf t, Ran dall 113 Tale ro, Fan ny 78 Tall ey, Sandra 113 Tal ly, Gre gory 113 ,121 Tap ley , Jac que line 78, 179 ,23 1 Tarrence, Gar y 113, 187, 212 Tarrence, Lind a 113 Tate, Sha ron 137 Tay lor, Barbara 113 Tay lor, Darlene 78 Tay lor, Deb orah 98 Teacher Aides 43 Ten ney , Douglas 113, 156 Ten ney , Ke ith 78 Ten opir , Carla 98 Ter rell, Karen 113 Ter ry, R icha rd 38 Terveer, Michael 113 Ter will ige r, Rob ert 98, 180 ,18 3,1 84, 212 Thespians 143 Thie l, Kim 135, 160 Thies, Car ol ine 98 Thies, Denise 113 Thies, Dian e 98 Thomas, Carl 113 Thomas, Maggie 78, 156 Thomas, Sandra 98, 163 Thomas, Sharon 114 Tho mps on, Mrs. Jud ith 31 Tho mps on, Mrs. The lma 18 Tho mps on, Roy 98 Tho rfinn son , Mel ody 114 Tied ema n, Kim 98 Tiet sort , Tana 78 Tim m, Diana 78, 135 Tim m, Teresa 114 Tod d, Rich ard 78, 87, 124, 132 ,13 3,2 05, 230 Tod d, Stephen 98, 99, 125 Tom lin, Tina 98 Too mbs , A lfred 98 Too mbs , Phy llis 78 Tou rek, Rob ert 42 Tow nse nd, Mar k 79, 182, 185 ,22 2 Tow nse nd, Mic hell e 98 Tra cy, Jod y 79, 153, 159, 160 Tra udt, Ric ky 114, 192, , 193 Trip pel, Vick ie 98 Trit t, Gerald 114

Tro uba , Rebecca 114 Tru ax, Tru dy 98 Truk sa, Chr istin a 98, 157 Tub bs, James 79, 210 Twi nem , Rob in 98 Tyle r, Jane 98, 125, 179

u Und erw ood , Debra 98 Upper Three Percent 86 Urib e, Deb bie 98 Usherettes 141 Utle y, Mic hae l 98

V Vaggalis, Ter ry 187 _ Vak iner , Lois 79, 87, 179, 237 Van Ack ern , Mar y 114 Van And el, Noa la 87, 124, 160 , 177, 181, 195, 221 Van Arsclall, Lind a 98, 163 Van Cleaf, Louise 114, 125 ,21 8 Van Haverbeke, Denise 98 Van Meveren, Gwen 98 Vance, Debra 98 Van Dus en, Che ryl 114, 156 Van ek, Kev in 114 Van Epe ren, Diane 98, 130, 134 ,13 9 Van Hoo sen , Dar rell 114 Van land ingh am, Susan 79 Van Osd ol, Ron ald 114 Van zan dt, Jud y 95, 98, 142, 163 Vaske, Car l 114 Vaske, Kar en 98 Vaske, Mar k 79, 87 Venhaus, Billi e 70, 183 Venhaus, Ran dy 90, 98 Ven tura , Ter ri 114 Versaw, Mar tin 98 Vet ter, Di.ck 98 Vid lak, Ant on 79, 87, 239 Vike n, Peggy 114 Villa nue va, Kath leen 114, 141 Virt s, Joe l 98 Vlie t, Dean 114 Volleyball 196 Von Bus ch, Steven 114 Von tz, Nan cy 98, 163 Vorderstrasse, Radene 79 Voss, Orv ille 30, 154

w Wacker, Daniel 114 Wacker, David 114 Wacker, Michael 98, 155, 156 Wade, Ter ry 98, 131 Wagner, Car ol 98, 99, 114, 125 ,17 9 Wahl, R icha rd 80 Wahl, Shir ley 115 Wakeman, Kris ty 80 Wal ker, Dean 115 ,21 6 Wal ker, Erik a 49, 115 Wal len, Will iam 80, 135, 160 Wal ter, Jeff rey· 80, 180 , 205 Wal ter, Joseph 115 Walters, San dy 80 Wambaugh, Leslie 115 Wan, Lisa 115 War d, Kim ber ly 115 Ward, Ric ky 80 Warne, Eugenea 80 War ta, Anneliese 98

Wash ingt on, M ichael 115, 180, 183, 203, 213 Wassenm iller, Sandra 80 Wassenm iller , Susan 80 Wassung, George 90, 98, 181 , 192 Wat erme ier, Duane 115, 180, 1 86, 205 Watson , Ba rbara 115 Watson , Rand y 135 Wattles, Rene 98 Way , D ebra 80 Way, J imm ie 98 Way , K ri st i 115 Wayne, An nette 115, 181, 195 Weathe rby , Miss Dorcas 12 Webber , T imot hy 115 Webe r, Deborah 99 Wedd le, Jo hn 182, 208 Weddle, K athry n 115 Weers, Teresa 81 Wegrzyn, James 81, 135 Weh me r, Kath arina 99, 163 Weidl ich, David 99 We ishah n, Donna 99, 163, 179 We ixelm an, Dennis 33

Weix elma n, John 81 , 87, 124, 157, 167, 171, 180, 210, 212, 235 Weix elma n, Larry 93, 99, 186, 212 Wells, Clarence 115 Wen dling , Samuel 115, 188 Wergin, Kath erine 99 Wessel, Rick 81 West, Cath erine 115, 181 , 197, 218, 219 West, Debra 115 Westphal, Hein z 81 Westphal, Mich ael 115 Weya nd, Lyle 38 Weyg int, Patr ick 81 , 87, 142, 150, 171, 235 Wheeler, Mary 99 Whe elock , Cind y 56, 81, 87, 138, 155, 157, 239 Whee lock, James 115 Whig ham, Sidn ey 115, 204 Whip p, Rand al 99 Whit e, Sandra 99 Whit ehea d, Kerry 135 Whit eman , Suzie 115 Whit emon , Jean 81, 126 Wick izer, Mich ael 115 Wiec hert, Arth ur 115 Wiedeman, Mark 36, 81,

131 Wiegert, Rona ld 81 Wiemers, Gary 81, 155, 157, 160, 210 Wiemers, Joseph 99 Willadsen, Irvin 115 Willia ms, David 99 Willia ms, Dona 115 Willia ms, Kim 99 Willia ms, Michael 81, 208, 209 Willia m, Susan 115 Willia ms, Susan K. 81,1 41 Willia ms, Vivia n 99 Willia ms, Willia m 81, 131 Willm eng, Harri et 81, 155 Wills , Charles 33 Wilson, Margi e 99, 163 Wilso n, Mont e 99 Wilso n, Terry 99 Wiltf ang, Vick y 99 Wim mer, Mich ael 99 Wolf , Rona ld 82, 180, 213 Wolf e , Rona ld 99 Wolf e, Tom 115 Wolf f, Mike 153, 1 57,1 83 Wolf ord, Jerald 82, 87, 164, 180, 188, 189, 205, 213, 215 Wolf ord; Paul 115, 180,

205 Wolt emat h, Dallas 82, 168 . 222 Woo d, Adrie nne 82, 231 Woo d, Davi d 99 Woo d, James 82 Woo dling , Russell 113 Woods, Constance 49, 82, 218 Woods, Dani elle 115 Woods, Denise 99, 157 Woods, Glenda 82 Woods, Steven 99,2 03 Woo dwar d, Deborah 99 Woo dwar d, Rick y 115 Woo lheth er, Dale 99 Woo ten, Leann 99 Work man, Gary 99, 107, 155 Wors ter, Cynt hia 82 Wors ter, Patri cia 99, 134, 166 Wo r thin gto n, Mrs . Kath leen 28 Wort man , Debo rah 115 Wort man, Joan 115 Wou denb erg, Marla 115, 141 Wrestling 208- 209 Wr i ght, Rona ld 62, 82,

208, 216, 217 Wrig ht, Trud y 115 Writers Club 137 Wurs ter, Bruc e 82, 135, 160, 168 Wurs ter, Kent 115, 187, 212

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