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MEDIA CENTER L in co ln High Sc ho ol L in co ln , N eb ra sk a

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Life is a perpetual cycle in which each individual plays a minute role . We are neither the beginning nor the end . Memories are important in our lives, but we can 't let them become too important. Reminiscing has its place, but we must learn from th·e past . Bygone events are over and they can't be changed . The importance of memories is that they can be used to make today and tomorrow rn.ore worthwhile . The element of time is unconsciously removed through memories , as the past becomes the present . We can re-live the sad moments and happy occasions that lie behind us .

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Life is for the living, and we can only live today . Each moment we spend reminiscing or dreaming is a moment lost from living . Everything must revolve around today . The future , whether we are referring to the distant future , or to the day after tomorrow, is a time that must be planned for. Everything we do today will be reflected in what we do tomorrow . Live now, but keep tomorrow in mind . Dreams and memories are basic . From those we must work to build our lives . Set a reasonable goal and then strive to achieve it . Nothing is impossible, once we've decided that we are going to do it .

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Time. Does it really make any difference? The present, past, and future are invari ably intert wined , each depen dent upon the other . As the cycle of life contin ues, as minut es becom e eras, we will contin ue to learn from those befor e us, and plan for those to come .

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Tab le of Contents

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Personnel

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Underclassmen

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PERSONNEL

s ir a ff A t n e d tu S s e e rs e v Administration O Wh en the tim es cha nge as rap idly as the y do tod ay, and stu den ts are aff ect ed as a ma jor ity, the gro up of me n wh o are in cha rge of stu den t affa irs mu st cha nge rap idly , too . To kee p up wit h the tim es, the ir ideas, pla ns, and act ion s mu st tak e on a new phase.

Tho ugh ma ny ma jor changes tak e tim e, these me n stil l are aw are of the m . The y all hav e the ir ow n spe cifi c job s, but tog eth er the y coo rdi nat e all the act ivit ies and changes tha t the Lin col n Hig h bui ldin g, stu den t bod y, and fac ulty mig ht go thr oug h.

Abo ve, Mr . Wil liam Bogar, our Prin cipa l , shares his view s personally with Farzad Yag hma i, fore ign exchange stud ent from Iran . Below, Mr . Har ry Kuk lin , Ass 't. Prin cipa l in charge of Inst ruc tion , inspects the num ber of stud ents on the mas ter sheet .

Above, Mr . Don ald Dean, Ass't . Prin cipa l in charge of Stu. Ser ., drops suggestion in box dur ing his coff ee break . Below, Mr . Wil liam Pfeiff, Vice -Pri ncip al, uses gestures to emphasize a poin t.

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Mr . James Peters and Mr. Gerald Holmberg stand by the bulletin board used extensively to communicate college entrance tests and scholarship opportunities to the student body.

Above, Mrs . Jane Grosscup fills out a change-of-sc hedule form for Kitty Ma because of schedul ing conf licts. Below, Mrs . Louise Baugher measures student for cap and gown .

Counselors Aid Students There are a lot of decisions to be made as a student at Lincoln High . You need to get your schedule made out, making sure your credits add up, order graduation announcem ents, apply· for pass-fail, maybe you need to look into the work-study program, or pay for a college entrance test . Whether you need to work on your schedule or have to work out a problem, go see your counselor. The counselors are there to assist you in reaching your goals at Lincoln High . Without them, there would be no objective person to be there to represent your personal needs .

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Arts: Expression

Alth oug h a stud ent' s life is com pos ed of social and aca dem ic bra nch es, ano the r imp orta nt bra nch is the cult ural one . It helps the stud ent express him self in a care free and easy man ner. Mus ic, Art, and Pho togr aph y help a stud ent release his wor ries , fears or happiness. One may cho p out a tune on the pian o, whi le ano ther may writ e his own song and sing it . Still ano ther may take bea utifu l pict ures , or pain t them and com pos e his own scra pbo ok. How eve r a stud ent may reveal his expressions, the Fine Arts dep artm ent is ther e to help him dire ct thos e expressions to whe re eve ryon e may enjo y them . Mr . Orvi lle Voss , Band and Orch estra leader, direc ts the marc hing band on the field at a footb all game .

Above, Mr . Merr ill Peterson , Draw ing, Phot ogra phy and Design teacher , supervises 6th perio d draw ing class. Below , Miss Dorth ea Gore , Dept . head in Mus ic and singi ng group teacher, help s Debb ie Limin g prepare a so ng for Ennead .

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Above, Mrs. JoAnn Alfrey, Dept . head and instr ucto r in Art, and Mr . George Sedlacek , fine arts teacher, stand in front of students' storage cabin et. Below, Mr. Joseph S'kutchan and Mrs . Karen How land work with various singi ng groups in school.

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Learning_A Language Many students like to learn a foreig n language for many reasons . Some will use it in their future by teaching it or by living in another country, others take it because it is their family language or her"tage . Still others like to write it, speak it and r~ad it just for fun. The. Lincoln High Foreign Language Dept. has three branches: French, Spanish, and German. All three of these are broken down into different years so as to gradually build up a total understand ing of the language. The Jr . Highs are in cooperatio n with this Dept. because they offer the basic levels of the language while Lincoln High has the upper levels to continue the learning of the language. However, Lincoln High also offers .the basic levels in case the student did not have previous learning in the language .

Above, Mrs . Shirley Scheer, French through 8, leaves a busy schedule to take a break. Below, Miss Teresina Danese, Spanish 1 through 8, stands by her bookcase which contains records and books that help the class learn to listen , read and speak Spanish.

Mr . Terrel Hanshew and Mrs . Jill Hanshew, jointly teach German 1 through 6, by each teaching half a day .

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Home Ee. Is Creative Stu den ts wh o wo uld like to tak e sho rt, fun and ver y pra ctic al classes sho uld loo k up Ho me Ee. It explores a wid e and exc itin g wo rld of studies . If to Ba r-8 -Qu e steaks, to cro che t or kni t clo the s, to bak e and coo k, to tak e care of chi ldr en, or to dec ora te is you r idea of fun the n loo k at wh at the se min i-co urs es hav e to off er. No t on ly do you learn som eth ing as you enj oy you rse lf, bu t it can be dir ect ly app lied to the out sid e wo rld . Even if you do no t wish to sew all you r ow n clo the s or be a fam ous che f, these classes are off ere d so you can cre ate som eth ing by you rse lf, for you rse lf .

Mrs . Jean Bow man and Mrs . Doris Brown, Hom e Ee . sho rt courses, figu re out a mea l plan to fit a fam ily bud get .

Above, Mrs . Pol ly O'Neill Losh, new inst ruc tor in Hom e Ee . short courses, leav es bui ldin g for a bre ath of fresh air. Below, Mrs . Kathleen Sayre , Dep t . head and teac her of sho rt courses in clot h ing, judges a finis hed pro ject .

Mrs . A . Kay Lahrs and Mrs . Bet ty Qui ncy , teachers in Hom e Ee . short courses , try out the cur ling iron .

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M rs . Lo rr ai ne S ut to n , G eo m et ry and M at h , and M is s Linda H ei m an n, her teac he r ai de , sh ow ho w to w or k an el ec tr on ic ca lc ul at or .

Above, M rs . K at hl ee n W or th in gt on , G eo m et ry 1-2 an d A lg . 3- 4, passes bac k a t es t rece nt ly gi ven . Below , M rs . Ruth Lederer, G eo m et ry 1-2 and Pr e- Cal cu lu s 1-2, show s Brad Ewerth and Kevin Vanek ho w to fig ur e ou t a di ff ic ul t pr ob le m .

Above , M i ss Fr an ces Bu ell , Dep t. head and teac he r of Al g. 1-2 and A lg . 3-4, ch ec ks he r bo ok fo r an equatio n . Below, M rs. Pat ien ce Fi sher , A lg . 1-2, Geo m et ry 1-2, C om pu ter M at h an d Fortran , reac hes to ge t so me papers to pass to th e clas s.

Math's Core: Computing The M a th D e p t. a t L in co ln H ig h has m a n y branches w h ic h reach o u t fr o m a ce n tr a l co re : c o m p u ti n g . There is th e A lg e b ra 1- 2 b ra n ch w h ic h teaches basic fo rm u la s and e q u a ti o n s using th e p ri n ci p le s th e st u d e n t learns in Jr . High . A n o th e r b ra n ch is th e G e o m e tr y b ra n ch w h ic h uses e q u a ti o n s p e rt a in in g to shapes , figures , and lines. M a n y p ro o fs a n d th e o re m s are used . A lg e b ra 3-4 goes in to lo g a ri th m s to co m p u te answers . Tri g o n o m e tr y uses th e sine , co si n e and ta n g e n t to fi g u re o u t e q u a ti o n s d e a lin g w it h angles. Calculus breaks d o w n th e w h o le o f an o b je ct in to parts and co m p u te s th e area, v o lu m e o r p e ri m e te r and puts th e m b a ck to g e th e r to fi g u re o u t th e to ta l o b je ct . Pre-Calculus is th e h ig h e st b ra n ch o f m a th a t L in co ln High .

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English Educates Pe op le mu st co mm un ica te wit h eac h oth er to und ers tan d and learn thin gs . People mu st be abl e to read so the y can be edu cat ed and be par t of the ir wo rld thr oug h boo ks. People mu st be abl e to wri te so the y can con vey the ir expressions to oth ers near or far by letters, poe try or prose . The English De pt . can be sum ma rize d by these thr ee im po rta nt wo rds : spe aki ng , rea din g, and wr itin g. All diff ere nt var ieti es of these basic thr ee can be fou nd in Sp ee ch, Sp eed Re ad ing , Lit era tur e, Gr am ma r and Pu blic atio ns bra nch es.

Miss Wa nda Crawmer, Eng . Lit . and Am . Lit ., and Mrs . Ruth Lyness, Sr. Com p . and Eng . 10, share ideas toge ther on the ir classes .

Abo ve, Mrs . Kat hry n Ray mer , Dep t . hea d and tea che r of Neb r . Cur ricu lum and Supervisor for the Uni . of Neb r ., writes on the board some que stio ns to be wor ked on . Below, Mrs . Mer rell Gra nt, Neb r . Cur ricu lum 1·1 and Am . Lit . 1-2, shows Eva Lawrence references to the mai n cha ract er in the boo k.

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Above, Mr. Mik e Diff end erfe r, Links, Advocate and Journalism teacher, relaxes in his usual style afte r sch ool . Below, Mrs . The lma Tho mps on , Am . Lit. , Black Lit ., and Gra mm ar, has open and info rma l discussions where the students relate wha t they learned trom reading the lesson .

Mrs . Judith Keller, Eng. 10, Nebr . Curr . 10, and short courses, tries to read the name on the paper she's returning.

Above, Mr. Robert Fey, Speech, Drama , .and Stagecraft, gives pointers on howtoenunciatewhen on stage . Below, Mrs . Kathleen Jaudzemis,, Nebr . Curr . 'IO and Eng . 10, leads discussions which help students express views .

Above, M rs. Karen Jones, Eng . 10 and Jr . Eng ., and Mrs . Jean Furr, Eng. 10 and Humanities, share vi ews on a book both enjoy . Below, Mrs . Marianne Williams , Dev . Read. and O rt--Gill ; Mr . Dennis Bornschlegel , Ort-Gill; and Mrs. Barbara Whitney, Dev . Read . and Soph . Eng.

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Above, Mr . Leroy Col son, Chemis try, Sc ience , and Geome try, pours acid into a larger beaker for lab work . Below , M r. Robert Dawso n , Phys ics and Biology , prepare s to demon strate a stati c electric ity machin e.

Mr . Rober t Comp ton , Dept . head and teache r of Biolog y and Ph ys iology, di scusses the differe nt types of chromo somes .

Science Is Popular This depar tment is dedic ated to those stude nts who would like to add to their educa tion the basic scien tific and expe rimen tal know ledge that ·one uses frequ ently in ordin ary life . Biolo gy studies life, its purpo ses , ways of surviv al and all facets of its growt h, repro ductio n and functi on . Physi ology teach es the stude nt the comp lexity of the huma n body . It expla ins what each cell, tissue , organ , and system does and its impor tance to the total opera tion and care of our bodie s . Scien ce serves as a sturdy found ation where the stude nt can branc h out into the field he enjoy s most. Chem istry and Physics teach physi cal and chem ical prope rties of differ ent organ ic and inorg anic subst ance s. Math emat ics is impo rtant in these last two subje cts becau se of the comp lexity of the formu las used . The future for Scien ce is very evide nt today . The fast rate at which the world is progre ssing influe nces scien tific techn ology treme ndous ly . The trips to the moon , cance r resea rch, ecolo gy and pollu tion con t rol and nucle ar energ y limita tions are just some of the mode rn areas Scien ce has been broke n into . The stude nts today are going to be deepl y involv ed in scien tific progress in the future . Eighteen

Mrs. G. Joan Huffer, R.N., who teaches Health Related Occ., prepares the class mascot for demonstration .

Above, Mr . Melvin Simpson , instructor of Sc ience and Aero-Science, uses airplane models as visual aides . Below, Mrs . LeEtta Spra_ c kling, Biology and Health Rel. Occ ., enjoys the beauty of the greenhouse .

Mr. William Leffler, Biology and Science, explains the intricacy of the human eyeball .

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Soc ial Studies Informs The tim es we are livi ng in are ma kin g his tor y rig ht now . Wa ter gat e , Vie tna m and the Wo und ed Knee tria ls are .jus t some of the out sta ndi ng thin gs tha t the Un ited States has been inv olv ed wit h tha t wil l be wri tte n in his tor y books in years to com e. We need to be aware of the diff ere nt soc ial, eco nom ic and for eig n pro ble ms tha t are fac ing us tod ay. To fun ctio n in soc iety as citi zen s we mu st tak e some prid e jn our cou ntr y . The Social Studies dep art me nt info rms the stu den t and stim ula tes his thin kin g on diff ere nt levels of soc iety . To bec om e inv olv ed in our gov ern me nt we mu st und ers tan d the peo ple . Social and eco nom ic pressures infl uen ce goo d or bad act ion s. To hel p som eth ing you mu st und ers tan d it and to und ers tan d it you mu st bec om e inv olv ed and info rm ed. Wh eth er you tak e a min i-co urs e or a yea r-lo ng course, you need to brush up on wh at makes our cou ntr y, our nat ion , our state , you r fell ow stu den ts, and you , tick .

Miss A . Wil hel min a Johnson , Wo rld Studies and Am . His t., lectures class on Egyptian hist ory .

Above, Mrs . Barbara Buk, Am . Hist . and sho rt courses , relaxes on school mall. Below, Mr . Harold .Scott, Dept. head and Am . Hi st . team teacher, and M r. Ald en Johnson, Am . Hist. team teacher and EPIC sponsor . Above, Mr. Don ald Losh , Psych ., Am . Hist ., and short courses , discusses idea s with class . Below, Mr. Wil l iam Story takes a break from teaching Wo rld Studies and Psych .

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Mr . Buford Grosscup, Roaring 20's, Crime and Law Enforc ement, Sports and Games and Studen t Counc il , sits prepar ed for anothe r class to arr ive .

Mr. Bill Zuspan, Am. History 1-2, Changing Americ a and Afro .A.merrcan History , fills out a pass , when he's a hall guard , for Bob Brown and Robin William s .

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Above, Mr . Joe Folsom, Economics and World Studies , reads the Wall Street Journa l for inform ation on stocks and bonds . Below, Miss Mary Beth Lehmano\l\isky, who teaches Am . History , uses the overhe ad as a way of showin g inform ation to her students .

Miss Judith Roderi ck , 20th Centur y Americ a, Interna tional Relations, EPIC, Environ mental Ed . and Extrm . Reform, looks over her schedu le for the day which is filled and busy .

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OLP Boosts Learning The Deve lopme ntal Learn ing Program has really come far when you comp are it to where it was quite a few years ago. At Linco ln High this Dept. covers wide areas wh_ich range from Home Ee. classes to P.E. classes . The specia l educ ation stude nt has a prett y good selec tion of indivi dualiz ed classes plus all the others to choos e from. The speci al classes are geare d for the stude nt to gain the maxim um comp rehen sion from the class . These teach ers help their stude nts to get the most out of learni ng which is • the goal of the whole Depa rtmen t.

Above , Mr. Marvin Rader and V ickie Shields work togethe r on plannin g the next semester courses she' ll take . Below, Mrs . Ruby Grell checks her filing cabi net for some import ant papers .

Mrs . Karen Nicolai Berman and Miss Judy Montey look over a textbook used in teachin g their classes .

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Miss Nadine Sass, Badminton , Bowling, Tennis and other short courses, shows how to get the volleybal I into the air.

Above, Mr . Gene Cotter, who teaches all kinds of Swimming classes from Beginning to Sr. Lifesaving, makes notes on swimrr1ers he has on his chart. Below, Mr . Marvin Mueller, Flag Football, Basketball , Track and Field and other short courses, gets ready to pass out basketballs to students in open gym. •

Above, Mrs . Opal Stoehr, Rec . Games, Drill Team , Tennis and other short courses, catches up on some paper work . Below, Mr . Ray Fallstead, Conditioning, W restling, Archery and other short courses, is about to demonstrate some techniques used on the horse.

Phys. Ed. Conditions The body needs to be developed as much as the mind . By games and muscle-building sports, the body can be conditioned to be in peak shape . While athletics is stressed in all Lincoln schools, the Physical Ed. phase of Lincoln • High expands to meet the students' needs. Mini-courses from the strenuous to the fun-recreational type fit all different types of students . They are fun classes and you're helping yourself keep fit by taking physical courses.

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Miss Jamesine Bourke, Book keep ing and short courses , and Miss Doro thy Dum pert, Dept. head , Shor than d and Typi ng , use a recor d player for di ct ation purp oses. Above, M r W i lliam Colli n s, DECA spo nsor and teac her of M ark . and Merchan ., enj oy s him sel f at a DECA breakfast . Below, M iss Lydi a Leka i, Ste no . and Cler ica l Train ., makes cop ies fo r a test t o be given .

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Business Ed. · Trains As time races on, mac hine s bec ome a basic tool in our auto mat ed soc iety . How eve r, the basic mac h ines needed to run a mod ern business effic ient ly are run by peo ple . This dep artm ent t eac hes thos e skil ls to stud ents who are inte rest ed in sma ll or big businesses . The dem and for thos e edu cate d to type , take sho rtha nd , dict ate, boo kkee p, or man a ge mon ey i s gre at . The re is also cler ical and sten ogra phic train ing classe s whi ch are long er and take the stud ent into an offic e or business situ atio n with out even leav ing his desk or classroom . Twe nty- four

Above, Mi ss Betty Heckman , Typin g and Publ icatio ns , cu ts paper for her Typin g class . Below, M rs. Hele n Flana gan , relaxes after a busy day of Tvoin g , Bus . Prin . and short courses .

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With transporta tion as a key word in society today, people are buying more and more cars that are newer and newer models. Cars provide a very convenien t method of transporta tion. There are over 80 million cars in the United States today. The Driver's Ed. Dept. at Lincoln High prepares students to be safe and defensive drivers . They learn the safety rules and the rules of the road . With simulators that help visualize the real driving experience without leaving class, the students learn how to become successful drivers in the fa.st moving times of today.

Above, Mr . Donavon Luedke, Dept . head, iliustrates a picture used to demonstrate actual roadways. Below, Mr. Richard lerry gets ready to drive with a student so as to give them actua! driving experience .

Mr. Max Lien shows a film which demo nstrates what happens when rules of the road are disobeyed.

Simulators are used to give students experience without leaving the classroom . They also help them get the " feel " of a car.

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Industrial Ed . Has An Influence On Society Ma chi nes run abo ut eve ryt hin g in our soc iety tod ay, and in the fut' ure the y wil l pro bab ly hav e suc h gre at infl uen ce on our live s tha t we wil l no t be abl e to do wit ho ut the m. Ind ust ria l Ed uca tion tea che s and tra ins stu den ts in the fiel ds of tra des and me cha nic s. The re are classes for tho se stu de nts wh o like wo od wo rki ng , au to me cha nic s, arc hite ctu ral and me cha nic al dra ftin g, ele ctr oni cs · and ma chi ner y. Ind us tria l ed uc ati on pro vid es in- the -cl as sro om exp eri en ces wh ere stu de nts lea rn by do ing . Th ere is ade qua te boo kw ork for stu den ts to get a bas ic ide a abo ut pro ced ure s, bu t the gen uin e kno wle dge is acq uire d fro m act ual ly wo rkin g wit h the ma chi ner y . Wh en the y hav e su cce ssf ull y co mp let ed a cou rse , stu den ts wh o we re init iall y una cqu ain ted wit h the det aile d wo rkin gs of ma chi ner y, hav e the ab ility to rep air, reb uild and pla n the ir ow n ma chi nes .

Mr. Leander Stachura, Ele ctro nics and Mor se Code, explains intr icac ies in the insi de of a tele visi on set.

Above, Mr. Paul Adams, Ind ustr ial Crafts, places boa rd in pos ition to be cut for use in class . Below.· Mr. Jerry Ball, Engine, Aut o Mec han ics and We ldin g, checks ove r a mot orc ycle to see wha t's wro ng.

Mr . Dennis We ixel man , Aut o Sho p and Tun e-u p, reaches for the ove rhe ad pro ject or used to exp lain pos ition and fun ctio n of parts in an • aut om obil e .

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Above, Mr . Dean Clawson, head of the Dept . who teaches Draf ting and Arch itectu ral Mod els, runs a copy ing mach ine . Below, Mr . Way ne Osborn 1 instr ucto r in Mec h . Draf ting, Leat herc raft, and Trades, checks attenda nce in clas~ .

Above, Mr. Arthu r Sutf in , Trades in Mac hine ry, prepares a mach ine for clas s use . Below, Mr . Doug las Haav e, Trades in Woo dwor k , smooths wood befo re usin g it .

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Variety Of Services Help Students Grow Th e 197 4-1975 sc hoo l year witn esse d man y ideas fina lly com e dow n on pap er. The stud ent loun ge and Room 129 will bec om e the new m edia cen ter and the concessions sta nd will mov e t o th e cafe teria . The purp ose of thes e services, as a who le, is to serve the stud ent pers ona lly. The y serve the stud ent bod y's hea lth, athl etic , min d exp and ing, com mun ity and soci al needs . Wit hou t thes e services , the stud ents wou ld only grow aca dem ical ly, and not bec ome a soc ially roun ded person . Mrs . Carol Epp , R.'N ., scho ol nurse , shares a nursi ng mag azine on canc er wjth Chris deBrestian .

Above, M r. lame So mm ers. athl et ic direc t or, type s out form s for bask etba il seas on . Belo w, M rs. Barb ara Schw artz, Mrs . Shir ley Schnabel , and Mrs. Janet Thom pson , of the Libra ry Staff.

Mr . John Bru ce and Mrs . Ruth Siefkes , med ia spec1al1sts, stand next to a brand -new mi crofi lm proje ctor.

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Above, TEACHER AIDES: Mrs. Janice Mickle, Mrs. Nancy Miller, Mr. Richard Meyer, Mrs . Sue Born.schlegel, and Mrs. Phyl li s Maly . Below,

Mrs. Selma Jensen, concess ions operator, pours a Coke for a student.

Above, JET STAFF: Mrs . Marian McVey, Mr . Randy Howard, Miss Judy Broz and Mr . Dou g Patton . Below, Mr . Darrell Grell, Career Education Coordinator, checks hi s file for job listings .

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n, nso Joh P. ny, Rez . D , en Lind E. , man Bow C. e, Stic P. rdt, nha Rei . M s, Jone J. m, Hei . M , ann CAFETERIA STAFF: J. Mul liga n , S. Eno , Man age r, J. McC ancl V . Chu rch.

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i Above, Mrs . Virg inia Diff end erfe r, Registrar, Mrs . Lavern Rhoades , Secretary to Prin cipa l , and Mrs . Alic e Hib ber t, Stenographer to Vice -Pri n cipa l. Below, STENOGRAPHERS: A . Rod ney , J. Schrage , K. Bel l, G. Ols on, B. Dorsey, and E. Get tem y.

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Above, AD MIN . AlDf.S: S. Gar nett , P. Elis , M . McC ann , and S. Sharpe . Below, Mr. Dave Reichel , jani tori al services.

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We are now seniors, faced with important decisions about our futures . Our parents and counselors are still there to advise us, but the final decisions are ours alone. We are not being accepted as responsible members of our community , making significant contributit.~ns to society. Three years of high school have provided us with some of the insight and knowledge that is necessary for bot h today and tomorrow . Since we are seniors, we are now preparing for the fall after graduation . We are concerned with College Board Tests, scholarships, and eventual careers. Our senior year has proved to be more than the end of high school. It is the beginning of something greater .

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Deb ra Albe rs Con nie Alde rma n Pamela Alle y Cheryl Alth ous e

And rea And erso n Dian a Anto nisk is James Ash ley Karen Aug usta

V-E tta Aum an Kirk Bahm Kris tine Bair 'Eric Bala

Senior Class offic ers say : " The class of 1975 is reall y toge ther! "

Kath ryn Balcer Alan Baugous

'Chr isto phe r Beardslee Cind y Benash

Pamela Benash Mary Benes

Sally Bentley Susan Bergantzel

Jeannie Peters and Debbie Danek display the old and the new in che.erleading .

James Berks Larry Bettenhausen

Mark Bishop Bruce Blake Angel a Bliss Kristin e Blitz

Kenne th Bloch Brian Bloch er Cathe rine Blodg ett David Bockm an

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Timot hy Bodfie ld Rebecca Bolton Lincoln High School has enlarged the students' choice of subjects . Here we find Pat Pitting ton refinish ing furnitu re .

Georgann Bomberger James Bower

Alan Bram hall Brenda Bram hall

Huffing and puffing , Tom Roth comes to the end of a long run .

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Steve Bratt Lynn Brauer Debra Brooks Laura Brown

David Brozek Thomas Bruggeman Lynn Bryant Terri Bryant

Debra Bucknell Cathy Buettgenba ch Randal Burbach Richard Burbach

Byron Burn ham Scott Burr

Jon Butcher Barry Campbell "See, I told you that it was that long!" Kim Graham proves that women can throw a line too .

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Steven Chr isto phe r Bruce Clark

Deb bie Closner Deb ra Clou gh

Beli nda Coll ins Jay Con nell y Mod eling the new L Club fashions , Randy · Taft says, • " It' s t he latest thing . Isn't it cute? "

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Terry Coope r Ruth Cowe ll

Judith Crock er Mary Cullen

Senior Mike Washin gton learns to type in one of L.HS' many business course offerings.

Miche lle Cumm ins Amy Cunn ingha m Terri Cutshal I Debra Danek

Mark Dean Thomas Dean Chris deBrestian Joe Delga do

Sandra Dinges Barbara Dobb erstei n Julia Doerr Theresa Dolez al

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Larry Dond linger Ranee Dorm er

Ron Nyhoff and Wes Stebbins provide d the lunch hour enterta inment for Hallow een .

Cary Down s Ronn ie Drohm an Cindy Droud Kathleen Edwards.

Les I ie El I iott Kathi Ellis Julia Ells Steven Ertl

Kathleen Espejo Beth Essink Barbara Ewerth Bradley Ewerth

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Betty Field Douglas Fiene Loucinda Fisher Mitchell Fjtzgibbon s

Peggy Flackman Suzanne Forde Melody Foreman Janet Foster

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Roger Foster Dou glas Froh n Mar iann e Fugh Kath y Full er

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Cail Ceis tling er Den nis Ger gen Jua nita Gird ner Judy Coi t

Geo r gian a Gol leho n Mar ia Con zale z

Car olyn n Goo dwin Bruc e Got tsle ben Brenda Ligh tbod y has pack ed a nutri tious lunc h and enjoy s mun chin g in Linco ln High ' s tranq uil atmo sphe re.

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Korin Graham Stephanie Cray

Cary Green Gerald Green

Sonya, Lisa, and Belinda, sing a medley of: "Sisters, sisters . we were always such devote d sisters ."

Dannie! Green wald Cathe rine Griffin

Kathy Hale Mary Harde kopf Linda Harr Ruth Hartm an

Br ad ley Harts horn •Joey Haswel I Rodney Hauc k Micha el Hedri ck

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Jeanne Heim Thomas Hejl

"The ice cream is really good today . Would you like some?"

Emily Herric k Eugene Hinkl e Kevin Hisch ke Timot hy Hitch cock

Kirk Hocke r Marsh a Hoffm an Terry Hollm an Micha el Hollo way

Nora Horto n Tim Houd ek Micha el Houli han Paul Hows den

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Sally Henri cks Barry Hergenrader

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Mona Hursh Mark Hutson Whitney James Todd Jochum

Linda Johnson Susan Johnston

Steve Jones Wendy Jones

Renae Junker Scott Kahler Debbie Albers knows that she forgot something, but she just can't remember what it was!

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Lind a Kap ustk a Deb orah Kell er Dor een Kell er Cyn thia Kell ey

Eileen Ken nel Keit h Ken nel Dan iel Kett erer Cind y King

Steven King Mic hae l Kinn ey Judy Kirc hoff • Janice Klam m

Capt ured in a Links pictu re, Denn is Gergen and Kim Pelo wski say, " Ah shucks, you didn 't have to go and do that!"

Julie Klei n Den nis Klim es

Kev in Kna pp Kath leen Knig ht

Judy Knipp le Stephen Koch

Pamela Koon tz Gary Kraus Gary Tarrence is not only one of Lincoln High' s footba ll men , but he can dan ce too!

Ranae Krueger Ross Krueger

Ralph Kuwa moto Randa ll Lairm ore

Roxanne Lamb Kathy Langdon

On Octobe r 16, Pres ident Gerald Ford made a special visit to Lincoln 's airport .

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Gwe ndo lyn Langley Linda Leach Ann ette Lesoing Patr ick Leu pold

Janet Lien hart Brenda Ligh tbod y Deb orah Lim ing Teresa Linden

Janet Lind hurs t Joy Loder Chr istin e Loos Janelle Lue thje

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Linco ln High School spirit is at it again! "Go links ! You can do anyt hing if you try!"

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Carol Lyne

Kitty Ma Kimberly Maas

Bonnie Brooks shows a member of the younger generation some of the ropes of danci ng.

Kevin Maaske Kathryn Maier

Ronald Mart Reuben Martinez Pame la Mason Patricia Mason

Allen Massa Kent Mattson Kevin Mattson Stanley Matzke

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Wh at do we have here? The headless horseman and fuzz y wuzzy?

Da vid Mc Kin ne v Sco tt Mc Me en

Ast ra Me dni s Law ren ce Me lvin Denise Me tca lf Ro ber t Me tz

Lor rain e Me yer De bor ah Me yer s Tim oth y Mie ntk a Barbara Mi lle r

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David Miller Sharron Miller Larry Monr oe Tracey Moon

Debra. Moor e Nanc y /vforgan Micke y Muthe rsbau gh Cathe rine Neal

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Loyalty, integri ty, notabi lity, know!e dgeabi lity, and sincerity? What a mouth full of words!

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Steven Ortiz Richard Osbor n

Kathy Oswa ld Chris tine O 'Toole

Kay Patterson Kim Pelowski Busy in the dark room , Bob Shurtle ff develops some new material.

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Brian Pinne y Anne tte Polloc k

Kevin Shelled y maste rs the paralle l bars at a gymna stics meet .

Sharon Portsc he Chris tophe r Pratt Brenda Priest Micha el Proct or

Terry Read Susan Reed Steph anie Reigh ter Richa rd Reinw ald

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Deb bie Reise! Patr icia Rengstorf

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With a spec ial talen t for expression , Dian a Anto niski s seems to be saying , " So hum pf to you too!"

Cind y Rezac Line tte Rice

Mar cell Rich ards Lind a Rick etts Sherree Rile y Pamela Ritc hey

Rick y Rob ison Shir ley Rogers Del inda Rosekrans Terri Ross

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Torn Roth Robert Rothwell

Sharon Portsche demonstrates the ability of deep thinking and conce ntration .

Virginia Rutt Lawrence Salinas

Jo Ann Sanders Eva Savidge Donald Schrn idt Scott Schmucker

Jody Schneider Deanna Scholl

Sara Schroeder Steve Schwartzkopf The nicest thing about being a senior is 1 :301

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Thomas Schw indt Alan Shaw

Deborah Shaw Robert Shurt leff

On Vetera n 's Day, the Lincoln High School Band " made" the parade .

Rhonda Sieck Raymond Simmons

Jon Sinner Judy Sinner Clyde Smith Elizabeth Smith

Fran Smith Jerry Smith Lorraine Snoad Edward Snow

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Suzanne Spadt Lynn Spahn Marga ret Spears Richa rd Speid ell

Roger Spring er Cynth ia Staml er Mark Stanle y Wesle y Stebb ins

Lincoln High has talent in all fields, Here is the boys ensemble, hard at work to get ready for t heir next performance .

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Gary Stevens Cynth ia Stodd ard Linda Strat~on Cherie Sulliv an

Laura Swartz Randall Taft Sandra Talley Grego ry Tally

Gary Tarre nce Doug las T~nne y Deni se Thies Sharon Thom as

" Who is Randy York? "

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Rebecca Troub a Mary Va n Acker n

Louise Vancleaf Cheryl Van Dusen

Darrell Van Hoosen Teri Ventura

" Kathi Ellis!" W ith a click of the camera, "We've got you now !"

Kathleen Villanueva Daniel Wacker David Wacker Shirley Wahl

Leslie Warnbaugh Michael Washington Duane Watermeier Kristi Way

Annette Wayne Darci Welchoff Clarence Wells Catherine West

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Susan Willia ms Yvette Willia ms Paul Wolfo rd

Lawrence Wood s Ricky Wood ward Debo rah Wortm an Joan Wortm an

Marla Woud enber g Kent Wurst er Sylvia Ybarra Geoff rey Young

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t n ce er P e re h T r e p p U In d e k an R ts en Stud

Anto nisk is, Dian a Ben tley , Sall y Car pen ter, Will iam deB rest ian, Chr is

Doe rr , Julia Ewerth, Barb ara Ewerth, Bra dley Forde, Suz ann e

Goo dwi n, Car olyn n Lim ing, Deb orah Mie ntka , Tim othy Osw ald, Kath y

Chris deB restia n, a mem ber of the I.inks boar d , finds it easie r to "ma ke the grad e" by getti ng invo lved in what LHS has to offer

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This year eight seniors have been recog nized for their outsta nding achie veme nts in major fields of activi ties . These stude nts have gone beyon d the requir ed curric ulum to serve the schoo l in the areas of drama , music, athlet ics, and ~ journ alism and have excel led acade mical ly . i

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This year the Ned Prucha Award goes to Julia Porter. This award , recog nizes an outsta nding senio r for excel lence in the comb ined areas of schol arship and activi ties. Julie was in Conce rt Choir , the Music al ~ cast and crew, and in Sopho more Girls' Glee. She playe d Varsit y Tennis , was on the Varsi ty Girls' Swim ming team and the Reserve Gymn astics ~ team. She was an Aqua link and partic ipated in Coed Counse lors. On both Junio r and Senior Steering Comm ittees , Julie was the Junio r Class ; Vice-P reside nt and the Senior Class Secretary . She was electe d to Stude nt Coun cil as well as to Natio nal Hono r Society. Julie was a Reserve and Varsit y Cheerleader and was the Vice-P reside nt of the 1· varsit y organ izatio n. She was a memb er of the Girls' L Club and Hono r Roll. Last fall Julie was also selected Home comin g Quee n. J

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Lawre nce Salinas is the recipi ent of the Harry Sidney Dobb ins Award . This award recog nizes a young man who has best comb ined his athlet ic abiliti es and schol astic comp etenc e. Larry playe d Varsit y Footb all and Baseball . He partic ipated in Intram ural Baske tball and Weig htlifti ng . He was a memb er of L Club and a Home comin g Atten dant. Larry playe d in the Prep Band, was on Hono r Roll, and was electe d to Natio nal Hono r Socie ty .

The Girl's Athle tic Award is given to Pamela Koon tz. Pam partic ipated in Varsit y Gymn astics , Volley ball , Track and Basketball. She was on the Reserve Volle yball Team and was the mana ger of the Girls' Varsit y Gymn astics Team. She playe d Intram ural Basketball and Volley ball. Pam was also the Presid ent of the Girls' L Club. Amon g her music al activi ties were Soph omore and Junior Girls' Glee, Conc ert Choir , Ennead and a cast part in a schoo l music al . Pam was a Joy Night Partic ipant and a Coed Coun elor . She was electe d to the Natio nal Hono r Society and was on Hono r Roi!.

In the area of Art, Suzanne Forde receives the Art Key. Sue was the Pub I icity Chair man for the lnt.ern ationa l AFS Club. She was the Design Editor , Editor, and Salesman of Image, LHS' litera ry public ation. Sue was on Hono r Roll, a • memb er of Write r's Club and was electe d to the Natio nal Hono r Socie ty. Sue also won the Schol arship Fine Arts Award from the Linco ln Serto ma Club. Sue was also one of two statew ide winne rs of the Haym arket Art Galle ry Schol arship . ,

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Th is year the Scholarship Key is awarded to three outs tand ing seniors. Sally Bentley, Wi 11 iam Carpenter, and Julia Doer r are the recipi ents . This award is given to them for

maint aining the highe st sc h o I as t i c ave rage ••i n their three years at LHS . All three seniors partic ipated in variou s activi ties offere d at LHS and were mem bers of the Natio nal Hono r Society.

Janice Klamm is the recipi ent of the LHS Dram a Award . Janice was in the cast, crews, and had the lead, in All-Sc hool Plays, Mumm ers Plays and school Music als. She was a memb er of the Sopho more and Junior Girls' Glee Clubs, Conce rt Choir and Ennead and receiv ed the Linco ln Elks Lodge Artist ic Achie veme nt Award . She was a 1975 Joy Night Emcee and was on the KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n progr am. Janice was on Hono r Roll and WctS electe d to the Natio nal Hono r Society . She was the Vice-P reside nt and Histor ian of Mumm ers and was a Links Salesman . Janice partic ipated in Junior Peppers, Coed Counselors and Thespians' activi ties as well as being on the Joy Night Central Comm ittee .

The recipi ent of the Linco ln Symp hony 1'1\usic Award , recog nizing superior music iansh ip, is Timot hy Mient ka . He partic ipated in Stage Band, Orchestra, the State Music Clinic , All-Ci ty Band, Varsit y Swim ming, Intram ural Basketball and the annua l Aqual inks progra m . He was a memb er o-f L Club and was the Treasurer of Mumm ers . Tim was a Joy Night Partic ipant, and he was in the orche stra for two of LHS' musicals . In Conce rt Choir he was in the music al-cast of "Once Upon a Mattre ss". Tim was on Hono r Roll, and he was electe d to the Natio nal Hono r Society.

Gregory Tally has exhib ited talent in the field of Journalism. A recipi ent of L.HS' . Journalism Key, Greg was the Editor of The Advocate . He was on the Stude nt Affair s Comm ittee, the Super intend ent's Stude nt Advis ory Board, Junior Steering Comm ittee and Hono r Roll . He also partic ipated in the Nebraska High School Press Assoc iation Journalism Confe rence . Greg placed third in NHSPA comp etition in the area of News writin g.

Also recog nized for outsta nding ability in Journalism, Korin Graham will receive a Journalism Key. Kim was the Photo graph er for the Links Board and The Advocate Staff. She was the Photo graph y Editor of Image and took third place in the area o-f Photo graph y in the NHS PA conte st. She was on the Varsit y Swim ming Team and playe d Varsit y Tennis and Intram ural Basketball. A memb er of Medic al Club and the Girls' L. Club, Kim was also on Hono r Roll. Kim place d first in the state color photo conte st and third in black and white .

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Seniors Elected to National Honor Society Lincoln High School became a charter member of the National Honor Society in 1927. Now in its fo rty eighth year, 66 seniors have been elected from the 1975 graduating class. The students elected are in the upper fifteen percent of their class . .They must also rank high in service ratings, citizenship , and extracurric ular activities.

Row 1: Linda Ricketts; Bradley Ewerth, Treasurer; Scott McMeen, President; Carolynn Goodwin, Vice-President; Brenda Lightbody, Secretary; Julie. Porter; Barbara Dobberstein , Janice l<lamm; Kathy Oswald; Christopher Pratt . Row 2: Diane Bockman ; Susan Reed; Deborah Liming; Laura Brown ; Gwendolyn Langley; Diana Antoniski s; Sally Bentley; Wendy Jones; V-Etta Auman; Eugene Hinkle . Row 3: William Carpenter; Lawrence Salinas; Tom Roth ; Marietta Reynolds ; Pamela Koontz ; Janet Lindhurst; Debra Bucknell ; Emily Herrick; Richard Osborn ; Michael Holloway .

April Seven Date For Initiation Ceremony

Row 1: Suzanne Forde; Allan Fen; Christine Loos; Alan Shaw; Barbara Miller; Timothy Mientka; Douglas Tenney; Roger Springer; Kevin Maaske . Row 2: Douglas Fenn ; Kevin Vanek ; Pamela Mason ; Denise Nelson ; Nancy Morgan; Darci Welchoff; Susan Williams; Barbara Ewerth ; Cheryl Van Dusen . Row 3: Stanley Matzke; Kent Mattson.: Deborah Wortman ; Sally Henricks; Joan Wortman ; Debra Nelson; Marianne Fugh ; Kimberly Maas; Julia Doerr; Chris deBrestian . Members not pictured: Christopher Beardslee; Brian Blocher; Lynn Brauer; Debbie Closner; Kathleen Knight; Daniel Rhoads; Eva Savidge; Fran Smith .

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Albers, Debra: Prep Band; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Honor Pepper Alley, Pamela: Jun·i or Peppers ; Varsity Cheerleaders ; Honor Pepper Althouse , Cheryl: Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers, . Secretary ; Honor Roll Anderson , Andrea: Intramural Vollevball; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; All-School Play Crew, "Tell Me That You Love Me, · Junie Moon" Antoniskis, Diana: Orchestra; Musical Orchestra, " The Music Man''; Sophomore Girls' Glee; All-School Play Casts, "You Were Born on a Rotten Day", " The Mouse That Roared" ; Mummers Play Crew, " Cheaper by the Dozen"; Intramural Basketball; Aqualinks , Secretary; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Drill Team, Co-Captain; Usherettes; link$ Salesman; Sophomore Class Vice-President ; Sophomore Steering Committee; Senior Steerin g Committee; Student Council; State Student Coun cil Convention Delegate; Mummers; Honor Roll; Honor Pepper; People-to-People Student Ambassador Program ; Third Place Elks "Most Valuable Student" Award; National Horior Society

Boys' Swimming; L Club ; County Government, County Sheriff; Joy Night Participant; Boys' State; Honor Roll; National Honor Society Blodgett, Catherine: Junior Peppers; Usherettes Bockman, David: Honor Roi I Bockman, Diane: Varsity Volleyball, Basketball; Honor Roll ; Girls' L Club; National Honor Society Boden, Craig: Band; Sophomore Basketball; Intramural Footb?II , Basketball ; Advocate , Reporter; Honor Roll Bolton, Rebecca: Reserve Tennis ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors ; Advocate , Reporter Bomberger, Georgann: Varsity Gymnastics; Reserve Gymnastics ; Medical Club; Girls' L Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers ; Coed Counselors ; EPIC Brandt, Kurt: Reserve Baseball ; Honor Roll Brandt, Laurie: Reserve Tennis; Varsity Tennis; Reserve Cheerleaders; Varsity Cheerleaders; Girls' L Club ; Honor Roll

Augusta, Karen: Honor Roll

Bratt, Steve: Honor Roi I

Auman , V-Etta: International AFS, Treasurer; Honor Roll ; National Honor Soc iety

Brauer, Lynn: National Honor Society

Balcer, Kathryn: Honor Roll Beardslee , Christopher: Varsity Swimming; Reserve Swimming; Gymnastics; L Club; Honor Roll; National Honor Society

Brown, Laura: Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Musical Orchestra , "The Music Man" , "South Pacific", "O nce Upon a Mattress"; Varsity. Track, Volleyball ; Cirls' L Club; Honor Ro II; National Honor_Society Brozek, David: Varsity Basketball; Reserve Basketball; Intramural Football ; Honor Roll

Benash, Pamela: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Senior Peppers Benes, Mary: Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Honor Roll

Bruggeman, Thomas: Varsity Basketba 11; Basketball ; Intramural Football; Honor Roll

Bentley, Sally: Senior Peppers; Image, Short Story Editor, Salesman; County Government, Veteran's Service Center; Honor Roll; National Honor Society

Bryant, Lynn: Band; Stage Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra , " South Pacific ", "Once Upon a Mattress"; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll

Bettenhausen, Larry: Concert Choir; Musical Crew, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Junior Boys' Glee; Manager Var·sity Boys' Track; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; International AFS, Treasurer

Bucknell, Debra: Band; Mummers; Honor Roll; National Honor Society

Bliss, Angela: Senior Peppers

Butcher, Jon: Varsity Wrestling

Blitz, Kristine: Band ; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra, " Once Upon a Mattress"; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Central Committee; Mummers; All-School Play Crew, "The Mouse That Roared"; Honor Roll; All-City Orchestra

Campbell, Barry: Reserve Football; Honor Roll

Blocher, Brian: Stage Band; Octet, Accompanist; All-School ·Play Cast, "The Mouse That Roared"; Student Council; Varsity Golf; Reserve Wrestling; Manager Varsity

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Burbach, Randal: Manager Varsity Boys' Football

Carpenter, William: Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Musical Orchestra, " The Music Man", " South Pacific", "Once Upon a Mattress"; International AFS; Honor Roi I; Nationa-1 Honor Society Cashatt, James: Band; Stage Band; Reserve Football; Joy Sixty-three

Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll Cervantes, Julie: DECA, President; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors ; Image, Draw ing and Prints Editor ; Joy Night Centr al Comm ittee; Mumm ers; Mumm ers Play Crew, "The Cruci ble"; Hono r Roll Christiansen, Glenda: Sopho more Girls' Glee Christopher, Steven: Orche stra; Varsit y Coif; Reserve Coif; Mana ger Vars ity Boys' Swim ming; Intram ural Basketball, Footb all; Intera ct; L Club; Advocate, Reporter; Coun ty Gove rnme nt, Coun ty Court Judge ; Hono r Roll

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Clark , Bruce : Band ; Prep Band ; Varsi ty Gymn astics ; Reserve Gymn astics , Baseball ; Coun ty Gove rnmen t, Public Defen der; Hono r Roll Closner, Debbie: Medic al Club; Usherettes; EPIC; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Collins, Belinda: Senior Peppers Connelly, Jay: Band; Stage Band; Orche stra; State Music Clinic ; Music al Orche stra, "Sout h Pacif ic", "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; All-Ci ty Band; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll Cowell, Ruth: Reserve Volle yball; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Mumm ers Cunningham, Amy: .All-School Play Crews, " Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon " , "The Mous e That Roare d"; Mumm ers Play Cast, " The Cruci ble"; Ail-Sc hool Play Cast, "The Mous e That Roare d"; Music al Crews, "Sout h Pacifi c", "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; Mum mers ; Senio r Steer ing Comm ittee; Usherettes Cutshall, Terri: EPIC Danek, Debra: Junio r Peppers; Varsit y Cheerleaders; EPIC; Hono r Roll; Hono r Pepper Dean , Mark: Mana ger Varsi ty Boys' Footb all Dean , Thomas: Intram ural Baske tball, Footb all; DECA; Advocate, Carto onist deBrestian, Chris: Medic al Club, Vice-P reside nt; Links Board. Assoc iate Editor ; NHSPA Journ alism Confe rence ; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Dinges, Sandra: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Crew, "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Junio r Pepp ers; Coed Coun selor s; Joy Nigh t Centr al Comm ittee; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll Dobberstein, Barbara: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Crew, '-'Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Music al Cast, "Once Upon a Mattre ss"; Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; ·Ennead; Coed Couns elors; Links Board , Unde rclass man Editor; Mumm ers; Assem bly Comm ittee; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll; NHSPA Journ alism Confe rence ; Youth On Business Day; All-Sc hool Play Cast., "The Mous e That Roare d"; Joy Night Emcee; Joy Night Centr al Comm ittee; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Doer r, Julia: Orch estra ; State Musi c Clini c; Musi cal Orche stra, "The Music Man" , "Sout h Pacif ic", "Onc e Upon Sixty- four

a Mattre ss"; Intern ationa l AFS, Vice-P reside nt; Hono r Roll ; KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n; Image, Editor; Natio n al Hono r Socie ty Dolez al, Theresa: Varsit y Volle yball; Reserve Volley ball ; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Image, Publi city Chair ma n Drou d, Cindy : Junio r Pepp ers; Senio r Pepp ers; Coe d Counselors; Mumm ers; Music al Crew, "Once Upon 3 Mattr ess" Edwards, Kathleen: Band; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers ; Coun ty Cove rnem nt, Coun ty Exten sion Agen t ; Junio r Steering Comm ittee; EPIC; Hono r Roll Elliott, Leslie: Varsit y Gymn astics ; DECA; Aqua links; Girls· L Club; Rese rve Chee rlead ers; Varsi ty Chee rlead ers : All-S choo l Play Cast, "The Mous e That Roar ed" ; Home comin g Atten dant; Coun ty Gove rnmen t, Coun ty Comm ission er Ellis, Kathi: Conc ert Choir ; Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junim Girls' Glee; Junior Peppers; Coun ty Gove rnmen t, Treasurer·; Hono r Roll Espejo, Kathleen: Junio r Girls' Glee; DECA; Medic al Club ; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Hono r Roll Essink, Beth: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Cast, "Once Upon a Mattr ess ' '; Musi cal Crew , " Once Upon a .Matt ress ff.: Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Coed Counselors ; Joy Night Central Comm ittee; Hono r Roll Ewerth, Barbar-a: Band; Madri gals, Accom panis t; Coed · Coun selor s; Advo cate, Repo rter; Joy Nigh t Centr al Comm ittee; Coun ty Gove rnmen t, Coun ty Assessor; Joy Night Partic ipant; Girls' State; Hono r Roll; Senior Steering Com mitte e; Asse mbly Comm ittee ; Mum mers ; links , Salesman; Youth On Business Day; LHS Representative to Annu al Alcoh ol Educa tional Meeti ng; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Ewerth, Bradley: Band; Varsit y Baseball; Reserve Baseball ; I ntrarn ural Weigh t! ifting ; Intera ct, Vice --President; Junior Steering Comm ittee; Senior Steering Comm ittee; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Treasurer Fen, Allan: Varsit y Tennis, Baseball; Intram ural Basketball; L CliJb; Hono r Roi! ; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Fenn , Doug las: Band ; Orch estra ; Musi cal Orch estra , "Sout h Pacifi c", "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Reserve Tennis, Track; Mana ger Varsit y Boys' Track; Intera ct, President; L Club; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Fiedler, Nancy: Junior Girls' Glee; Varsit y Gymn astics ; Rese rve Gymn astics ; Junio r Steer ing Comm ittee; Mumm ers; Mumm ers P_lay Cast, "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon "; Hono r Roll Fiene, Douglas: Band; DECA Fitzgibbons, Mitch ell: Hono r Roll Forde, Suzanne: Intern ationa l AFS, Publi city Chair man; Image, Design Editor, Editor, . Salesman; Write rs' Club; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty

Foster, Janet: State Mu sic Cli nic ; Co nce rt Ch oir; Mu sic al Lead, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; Ma drig als ; Jun ior Gir ls' Glee; DECA ; Junior Peppers; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Ho nor Roll • Fugh, Marianne: _Band; Int ern atio nal AFS; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Dri ll Team; Jun ior Steering Co mm itte e; Ho nor Ro ll; Na tion al Ho nor So cie ty Fuller, Kathy: Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppe-rs; Co unt y Go ver nm ent , Civ il Defense Dir ect or Gabriel, Nancy: Ho nor Roi I Gallup, Michael: Ho nor Roi I Garrett, Cindy: Ho nor Roll Geisler, Robert: Va rsit y Cross Co unt ry, Track; Reserve Track; Int ram ura l We igh tlift ing ; L Clu b; Ho nor Roll Geistlinge.-, Gail: Co nce rt Ch oir; Mu sic al Cast, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; So pho mo re Gir ls' Glee; Jun ior Gir ls' Glee; Junior Peppers; Junior Steering Co mm itte e; Senior Steering Co mm itte e ; Joy Nig ht -Participant Girdner~Juanita: So pho mo re Gir ls' Glee; Coed Counselors; Joy t\l igh t Crew Gollehon, Georgiana: Co nce rt Ch oir; Mu sic al Crew, " On ce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; So pho mo re Gir ls' Glee; Jun ior Gir ls' Glee; Junior Peppers; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Ho nor Roll Go od win , Carolynn: Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors, Secretary; !.inks Board , Ed itor -in- Ch ief; Senior Steering Co mm itte e; NHSPA Journalism Co nfe ren ce; Ho nor Roll; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Yo uth On Business Day ; First Place Elks " Mo st Va lua ble Stu den t" Aw ard ; DAR " Go od Cit ize n"; Na tion al Ho nor Society Vic e President Gottsleben, Bruce: Va rsit y Gy mn ast ics ; L Clu b; Ho nor Roll Graham, Korin: Va rsit y Sw imm ing , Tennis; Int ram ura l na ~k etb all ; Me dic al Clu b ; Gir ls ' L Clu b; Im ag e, Ph oto gra phy Editor; l.inks Board, Ph oto gra phe r; Advocate, Ph oto gra phe r; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Ho nor ~o il Greenwald, Danniel: Co nce rt Ch oir; Mu sic al Cast, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; Ma drig als ; So pho mo re Boys' Glee; Jun ior Boys' Glee; Inte rac t; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Reserve Track Gri ffin , Catherine: DECA; Junior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Advocate , Busines ,\l\anager; Usherettes Hale,. Kathy: Jun ior Peppers,: So pho mo re Gir ls' Glee; Junior Gir ls' Glee

He jl, Thomas: Mu sic al Crew, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; Chess Clu b ; Inte rac t; Ho nor Roll Henricks, Sally: Me dic al Clu b, President; COCEP; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors, Treasurer; EPIC; Ho nor Ro ll; Na tion al Ho nor Society He rric k, Em ily: Ba nd; Va rsi ty Tra ck; Gir ls' L Clu b; Mu mm ers ; Int ern atio nal AFS; Ho nor Roll; EPIC; Na tion al Ho nor So cie ty Hinkle, Eugene: Band ; Co nce rt Ch oir; Mu sic al Lead, "O nce Up on a tv\attress" ; All- Sch ool Play Cast, " The Mo use Tha t Roared" ; Senior Steering Co mm itte e; NHSPA Journalism Co nfe ren ce; l.inks Bo ard , Ac tiv itie s Ed ito r; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Ho nor Roll ; Na tion al Ho nor So cie ty Hitchcock, Timothy: Ho nor Roll Ho ff~ an , Ma rsh a: Co nce rt Ch oir ,: Jun ior Gir ls' Gle e ; So pho mo re Gir ls' Glee; Ennead; Mu mm ers ; Mu mm ers Play Crew , "Th e Cru cib le" ; All- Sch ool Play Cast, "Th e Mo use Tha t Roared" ; Joy I\Jight Pa rtic ipa nt; Mu sic al Cast, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" Ho llow ay, Mic hae l: Va rsit y Cross Co unt ry, Track; Reserve Cross Co unt ry; Intr am ura l Basketball; L Clu b; ·un ks Board, Sports Ed itor ; Senior Steering Co mm itte e; Senior Oass Treasurer; NH..:,P.A Journalism Co nfe ren ce; Boys' State; Ho nor Roi!; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Na tion al Ho nor So cie ty Ho ulih an, Mic hae l: Va rsit y Basketball; Reserve Basketball; Int ram ura l Foo tba ll; L Clu b _ ; Ho me com ing Att end ant Hursh, Mo na: DECA

Hutson, Ma rk: Mu sic al Lead, "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; Joy Nig ht Ce ntr al Co mm itte e; EPIC; Mu mm ers ; All- Sch ool Play Lead, "Th e Mo use Tha t Ro are d"; Joy Nig ht Pa rtic ipa nt; Joy Nig ht Crew James, Wh itn ey : Va rsi ty Gy mn ast ics ; Ho no r Ro ll; Ma drig als ; Junior Boys' Glee Johnson, Linda: Aq ual ink s; Jun ior Peppers; Ho nor Pepper; Va rsi ty Ch ee rle ad ers , Se cre tar y; Co ed Co un sel ors ; Treasurer; Co unt y Go ver nm ent , Dis tric t Co urt Judge; Junior Steering Co mm itte e; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Steering Co mm itte e; Ho me com ing Att end ant ; Ho nor Roll Johnston, Susan: Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Ho nor Roil; Mu sic al Crevv, " On ce Up on a Ma ttre ss" .lones, Wendy: Int ern atio nal AFS; Junior Peppers~ Senior Peppers; Usherettes; Ho nor Roll; Na tion al Ho nor Society

Hardekopf, Mary: Junior Peppers; Ho nor Roll

Junker, Renae: Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Links Salesman

Ha rtm an, Ruth: Coed Counselors

Kahler, Scott: Va rsit y Gy mn ast ics ; L Clu b

Hartshorn, Bradley: Reserve Basketball; Va rsit y Ba ket bal l; So pho mo re Basketbal I

Kapustka, Linda: Aq ual ink s; Usherettes; Jun ior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Ho nor Roll

Hedrick, Mic hae l: Int ram ura l Basketball

Keller·, Deborah: Band; Orc hes tra ; Mu sic al Orchestra, "So uth Pa cifi c'', "O nce Up on a Ma ttre ss" ; Ho nor Roll

He im, Jeanne: Senior Peppers; Ho nor Roll; image Salesman Aw ard Wi nne r

Keller, Doreen: Band; Coed Counselors; Ho nor Roll

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Kelley, Cynthia: Concert Choir; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Senior Peppers; Joy Night Participant; Mummers Kennel, Eileen: Reserve Track; DECA Kennel, Keith: Reserve Golf; Interact King, Cindy: Varsity Track; Medical Club, Secretary; Girls' L Club; Mummers; Mummers Play Crew, "The Crucible"; Musical Crew, " South Pacific"; Joy Night Crew; Honor Roll King, Steven: Varsity Wrest! i ng; Reserve Footbal I, Wrestling, Baseball.; L Club Kirchoff, Judy: Junior Girls' Glee; COCEP; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors, Vice-President; Joy Night Participant; Joy Night Crew Klamm, Janice: Concert Choir; Musical Lead, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Musical Cast, " South Pacific"; Musical Crews, " South Pacific", "Once Upon a Mattress"; All-School Play Casts, "You Were Born on a Rotten Day", "The Mouse That Roared"; AII--School Play Crews , "You Were Born on a Rotten Day", "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon", "The Mouse That Roared"; Mummers Play Lead, The Crucible"; Mummers Play Cast, "Cheaper by the Dozen"; Mummers Play Crews, "The Crucible", " Cheaper by the Dozen"; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Ennead; District and State Speech Contest; Links Salesman ; Lincoln Elks Lodge Artistic Achievement Award; Junior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Central Committee; Mummers, Vice-President, Historian; Thespians; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Joy Night Participant; Joy Night Crew; Honor Roll; Joy Night Emcee; National Honor Society 11

Baseball, Track; Intramural Football; L Club Kuwamoto, Ralph: Concert Choir; Musical Cast, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Sophomore Boys' Glee; Junior Boys' Glee; Boys' Ensemble; L Club; Varsity Football, Basketball . Baseball; Reserve Football, Basketball, Baseball; Joy Nigh t Participant Lamb, Roxanne: Concert Choir; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Varsity Volleyball; lntramura i Basketball ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Girls' L Club : Joy Night Participant; Musical Cast, "Once Upon a Mattress" Langdon, Kathy: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Junior Peppers Langley, Gwendolyn: Medical Club, Secretary; Coed Counselors, Parliamentarian; Honor Roll; National Honor Society • Leach, Linda: Mummers; Mummers Play Crew, "The Mou se That Roared", '' The Crucible" ; Mummers Play Cast . "Cheaper by the Dozen"; Usherettes Lesoing, Annette: Band; Reserve Cheerleaders , President .: Varsity Cheerleaders, President; Advocate , Managin g Editor, Reporter; Joy ~ight Central Committee; Junior Steering Committee; Junior Class President; Studen t Council; Links Salesman; Superintendent' s Studen t Advisory Board; Girls' State Leupold, Patrick: State Music Clinic; Concert Choir ; Musical Lead, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Musical Cast , " South Pacific"; Madrigals; Sophomore Boys' Glee; Junior . Boys' Glee; Boys' Ensemble; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; Manager Varsity Boys' Track, Football

Klein, Julie: Sophomore Girls' Glee; EPIC Klimes, Dennis: Stage Band; Orchestra; Concert Choir; Intramural Football; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll Knapp, Kevin: Honor Roll ; All-School Play Cast, "The Mouse That Roared" Knight, Kathleen: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; EPIC; .Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; National Honor Society Knipple, Judy: Reserve Gymnastics; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Mummers Koch, Stephen: Sophomore Football ; EPIC; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll Koontz, Pamela: Concert Choir; Musical Cast, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Clee; Ennead; Varsity Gymnastics, Volleyball, Track, Basketball; Reserve Volleyball ; Manager Girls' Varsity Gymnastics; Intramural Basketball, Volleyball; Girls' L Club, President; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society Krueger, Ranae: Aqualinks; Junio'r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Drill Team; Mummers; Sophomore Steering Committee; Junior Steering Committee; 'Honor Roll Krueger, Ross: Varsity Basketb.al I; Reserve Footbal I, Sixty-six

Lienhart, Janet: Varsity Swimming ; Manager Varsity Boys Swimming; Aqualinks, President; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Girls ' L Club; County Government , Superintendent of Schools; Drill Team; Student Council ; Junior Steering Committee; Honor Pepper Lightbody, Brenda: Varsity Swimming, Basketball , Intramural Basketball ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers, First Vice-President; Advocate, Reporter, Girls' Sports Editor, Editor; Student Council, President, Treasurer ; Superintendent's Student Advisory Board; Honor Roll ; NHSPA Journali sm Conference; Aqualinks Emcee ,; Journalism Championships second place, feature writing; National Honor Society Liming, Deborah: Musical Accompanist, "Once Upon a Mattress"; Sophomore Girls' Glee, President; Junior Girls' Glee, President; Ennead, Accompanist; International AFS, Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Image, Typist, Salesman Award Winner; Links Board, Senior Editor ;. Joy Night Central Committee; Writers' Club; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; NHSPA Journalism Conference; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; Reserve Tennis; Youth on Business Day; Wrestling Auxiliary; National Honor Society Lindhurst, Janet: Concert Choir; Junior Girls ' Glee; Sophomore Girls' Glee; Ennead; Varsity Vollevball, Basketball , Track; Reserve Volleyball, Gymnastics, Track; Girls' L Club; Junior Peppers; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; National Honor Society

; ers ad rle ee Ch rve se Re s; tic as mn Gy ty rsi Va e: tin ris Ch , os Lo Va rsi ty Cheerleaders ; So ph om ore Steering Co mm itte e; Ho no r Ro ll; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty on Up e nc "O st, Ca al sir Mu ; oir Ch ert nc Co : lle ne Ja je, eth Lu ; ee Gl ' rls Gi r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi ore om ph So ; " ss ttre Ma a Int ern ati on al AFS, President; Ju nio r Peppers; AFS St ud en t to Japan; Ho no r Ro ll; Elks Foreign Af fai rs Aw ard ; Joy Ni gh t Pa rtic ipa nt Lyne, Carol: Junior Peppers; Ho no r Roll. Maas, Kimberly: Reserve Gy mn as tic s, Track; Usherettes; . Int ern ati on al AFS; Dr ill Te am ; Ju nio r Peppers ; Senior Peppers; Joy Ni gh t Central Co mm itte e; Ho no r Roll; Youth On Bu sin es s Da y; Jo y Ni gh t Pa rti cip an t; W re stl ing Au xil iar y; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty Ma as ke , Ke vin : Or ch es tra ; Re se rve Fo ot ba ll , Tr ac k; r no Ho l na tio Na ll; Ro r no Ho ; all otb Fo g Fla l ura Int ram Society nt; ide es Pr , ers pp Pe r nio Se ; ers pp Pe r nio Ju : yn thr Ka , Ma ier Ho no r Roll Mason , Pamela: Con-cert Ch oir ; Mu sic al Cast, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; Mu sic al Crew, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; So ph om or e Gi rls ' Gl ee ; Ju nio r Gi rls ' Gl ee , Se cre tar y; Ennead; Aq ua lin ks ; Senior Peppers; Reserve Cheerleaders; t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Jo y; tar cre Se , cd .un C0 t en ud St Ho me co mi ng At te nd an t; Ho no r Ro ll; Ju nio r St ee rin g Co mm itt ee ; Ju nio r Cl as s Se cre tar y; Se nio r St ee rin g ty cie So r no Ho l na tio Na nt; ide es Pr ss Cla r nio Se e; itte mm Co Massa, AHen: Va rsi ty Fo otb all ; Int ram ura l W eig htl ifti ng ; L Club th ou "S , sts Ca al sic Mu ; oir Ch t er nc Co : nt Ke , on tts Ma .Pacific", "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; Mu sic al Cr ew, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; So ph om ore Boys' Glee ; Ju nio r Boys' Glee; Boys' Ensemble; Ma dri ga ls; Int ram ura l Basketball ; Mu mm ers ; All -School Play Cast, "T he Mo us e Th at Roared"; Joy Ni gh t Central Co mm itte e; Ho no r Ro il; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty t gh Ni y Jo ; ee Gl ' ys Bo e or om ph So : vin Ke , on tts Ma Pa rtic ipa nt; Ho no r Roll rve se Re ; ing stl re W ity rs Va ; ub Cl L : ley an St , ke tz Ma Wr es tlin g; Ho no r Ro ll; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty McCleery , David: Or ch es tra ; L Cl ub .: Ja rsi ty Sw im mi ng ; Co un ty Go ve rnm en t, Co un ty At tor ne y; St ud en t Co un cil ; Scribe Short Story W inn er 1

Mc Co y, Brenda: Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors Mc Ki nn ey , Da vid : Va rs ity Fo ot ba ll; Re se rve Tr ac k; Int ram ura l Basketball ll; ba ot Fo ity rs Va ll; ba ot Fo rve se Re t: ot Sc , en Mc Me Int ram ura l W eig htl ifti ng ; L Cl ub , President; image, Essay t gh Ni y Jo r; ee gin En ty un Co t, en rnm ve Go ty un Co Editor; r no Ho l na tio Na ll; Ro r no Ho ; ate St ' ys Bo t; an cip rti Pa So cie ty Pr~sident Me dn is, As tra : In te rn at io na l AFS; Ju nio r Pe pp er s; , ew Cr y Pla rs me urn r\.1 nt; ide res e-P Vic r, ure as Tre , ers mm Mu

a on rn Bo re We ou "Y st, Ca y Pla l oo ch -S All ; e" ibl uc Cr he "T Ro tte n Day"'; EPIC; Ho no r Roll Me tca lf, Denise: Se nio r Peppers a on Up e nc "O st, Ca al sic Mu ; oir Ch ert nc Co rt: be Ro tz, Me Ma ttr es s"; Ma dri ga ls; So ph om ore Boys' Gl ee ; Ju nio r Boys' Glee; Va rsi ty Ba sk etb all ; Int ram ura l Ba sk etb all , Fo otb all ; L Cl ub ; Joy Ni gh t Pa rtic ipa nt; Boys' Ensemble ; ee Gl ' rls Ci r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi ore om ph So : ine rra Lo Me ye r, • Ju nio r Peppers; Coed Counselors Me ye rs , De bo ra h: Or ch es tra ; Co nc er t Ch oir ; Mu sic al al sic Mu ; ic" cif Pa th ou "S , n" Ma sic Mu he "T , tra Or ch es on Up e nc "O , ew Cr al sic Mu s"; es ttr Ma a on Up e nc Cast, "O y Jo ; ee Gl ' rls Gi r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi ore om ph So s"; es ttr a Ma Ni gh t Pa rtic ipa nt Mi en tka , Timothy: Stage Band; Or ch es tra ; State Mu sic Cl ini c; Co nc ert Ch oir ; Mu sic al Or ch es tra , "T he Mu sic Ma n" , "S ou th Pa cif ic" ; Mu sic al Cast, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; Mu sic al Cr ew , "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; Al l-c ity Band; Va rsi ty Sw im mi ng ; Int ram ura l Ba sk etb all ; l Cl ub ; Joy Ni gh t Pa rti cip an t; Ho no r Ro ll; Aq ua lin ks Pa rti cip an t; Mu mm ers , Treasurer; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty on Up e nc ''O , ad Le al sic Mu ; oir Ch ert nc Co ra~ rba Ba MiUer, a Ma ttr es s"; Mu sic al Crew, "O nc e Up on · a Ma ttr e.ss"; r nio Ju t; en sid re -P ce Vi , ks lin ua Aq S; AF l 1a io at rn te ln ty un Co s; lor se un Co ed Co s; er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe t gh Ni y Jo t; ur Co e nil ve Ju e th of e dg Ju , nt me rn ve Go Pa rtic ipa nt; Joy Ni gh t Crew; Ho no r Ro ll; All -S ch oo l Play Lead , "T he Mo us e Th at Roared'' ; AII--School Play Cast, "T ell Me Th at You Love Me , Junie Mo on "; Mu mm er s Play .Lead, ' ' Th e Cr uc ib le "; Mu mm er s; Dr ill Te am , Co -C ap ta in; St ud en t Co un cil ; Ju nio r St ee rin g Co mm itt ee ; Se nio r tic is rt ,A, e dg Lo ks EI n I co n Li e; e tt i rn m Co g n St ee r i Ac hie ve me nt Aw ar d; "Y ou ng Am er ica n" Ex plo re rs Di vis ion ; Pe op le- to- Pe op le St ud en t Am ba ss ad or Program; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty ; ee Gl ' ys Bo r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' ys Bo ore om ph So : vid Da Mi lle r, Ma na ge r Reserve Boys' Baseball Mo on , Tracey: Co nc ert Ch oir ; Mu sic al Cast, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s" ; Mu sic al Cr ew , "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s" ; Ma dri ga ls; Ju nio r Gi r!s ' Glee; Ennead; Reserve Gy mn as tic s; Ju nio r Peppers ; Senior Peppers; Dr ill Team; Joy Ni gh t Pa rtic ipa nt ; ee Gl ' rls Gi r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi ore om ph So a: br De Mo or e, Usherettes; Se nio r Steering Co mm itte e , ub Cl s es Ch ; ub Cl al dic Me ; ks lin u.a Aq y: nc Na , Morgan President; Co ed Counselors; EPIC; lin ks Salesman; Ho no r Ro ll; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty ,., ic' cif Pa th ou "S , tra es ch Or l ica \us 1\; ; nd Ba a: br De n, lso Ne al dic Me ; ist an mp co Ac , tet Oc s"; es ttr Ma a on Up "O nc e , ew Cr y Pla l oo ch --S AII e; itte mm Co al ntr Ce t gh Ni y Jo Cl ub ; ''T he Mo us e Th at Ro are d"; Ju nio r Ste eri ng Co mm itte e; Senior St ee rin g Co mm itte e; Ho no r Ro ll; Al l-C ity Or ch es tra ; ty cie So r no Ho l na tio Na nt; ipa rtic Pa t gh Ni y Jo ; tra Or ch es Nelson, Denise: Co nc ert Ch oir ; So ph om ore Gi rls ' Glee; Ju nio r Gi rls ' Gl ee ; Mu sic al Cast, "O nc e Up on a Ma ttr es s"; y Pla l oo ch -S All ''; ss ttre Ma a on Up e nc "O , ew Cr al sic Mu Sixty--seven

Crew, "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon "; All-Sc hool Play Cast, " The Mous e That Roare d"; Mumm ers Play Crew, "The Cruc ible" ; Stude nt Coun cil; Senio r Steer ing Comm ittee; Mumm ers, Secretary; Assem bly Comm ittee; Supe rinten dent's Stude nt Advis ory Board ; KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n; Links Salesman Award Winn er; Junio r Peppers; Senio r Peppers; Image, Publi city Chair man; Joy Night _Centr al Comm ittee; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll; Joy Night Crew; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Nerud, Patricia: Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Junio r Pepp ers; Senio r Pepp ers; Coed Coun selor s, Presid ent; Joy Night Partic ipant Niels en, Cindy : Conc ert Choir ; Junio r Girls ' Glee; Mumm ers; Stude nt Coun cil; Aqua links Stage Mana ger; State Speech Conte st; Thespians; EPIC; All-Sc hool Play Casts, "You Were Born on a Rotte n Day", "Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon ", "The Mous e That Roar ed"; Mumm ers Play Cast, "The Cruci ble" Nyho ff, Ronald: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Casts , "Sout h Pacif ic", "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; Music al Crews, ''South Pacif ic", "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; Madri gals; Joy Night Partic ipant; Joy Night Crew; Mumm ers, President; KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n; Thesp ians; Mumm ers Play Lead, "The Cruci ble"; Distri ct Speech Conte st; Hono r Roll; Joy Night Centr al Comm ittee; All-Sc hool Play Cast, "The Mous e That Roare d" Olson, Christine: Varsi ty Volle yball, Baske tball, Track ,; Intram ural Baske tball; Girls' L. Club, Treasurer; Senior Pepp ers; Advo cate, Page Edito r; Stude nt Coun cil, Secre tary, Vice-P reside nt, Presid ent; Usherettes; Superintend ent's Stude nt Advis ory Board ; Natio nal Stude nt Coun cil Confe rence ; NHSP A Journ alism Confe rence Orta, _Nelda: Band; Soph omore Girls' Glee; Hono r Roll

Counselors; EPIC; KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n ; Mumm ers; Joy Night Partic ipant Pinney, Brian: Varsit y Baseball; Reserve Footb all, Baseball ; Intram ural Footb all, Basketball, Weig htliftin g; L Club Porter, Julia: Conce rt Choir , Music al Cast, "Once Upon a. Mattr ess " ; Musi cal Crew , "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess '' : Sopho more Girls' Glee; Varsit y Swim ming, Tennis; Reserve Gymn astics ; Aqual inks; Reserve Cheerleaders; Varsit y Cheerleaders, Vice-P reside nt; Coed Counselors; Girls' L Club; Junio r Steer ing Com mitte e; Junio r Clas ~. Vice-P reside nt; Senior Steering Comm ittee; Senior Clas s Secretary; Stude nt Coun cil; Home comin g Quee n; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Portsche, Sharon: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Cast, "Onu: Upon a Mattre ss"; Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girl s' Clee; Junio r Pepp ers; Coed Coun selor s; Joy Nigh t Partic ipant; 'Hono r Roll Pratt , Chris tophe r: Chess Club; Mum mers ; Advo cate , Repor ter; Hono r Roll; Mumm ers Play Cast, ''The Cruci ble"; Music al Crew, "Sout h Pacifi c"; All-Sc hool Play Casts, "Tel l Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon ", "The Mous e That Roare d"; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Priest, Brenda: Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee Reed, Susan: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Cast, "Once Upon a. Mattr ess"; Soph omor e Girls ' Glee; Junio r Girls ' Glee ; Varsit y Swim ming; Girls' L Club, Secretary; Drill Team ; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll; Hono r Pepper; Aqual inks; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Rengstorf, Patricia: Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girl s Glee; Junio r Peppers ; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors ; Hono r Roll; Joy Night Partic ipant

Ortiz , Steven: Varsit y Wres tling; Reserve Wres tling

Osborn, Richard: Varsi ty Tenni s, Wres tling; L Club; Senior Steer ing Comm ittee; Assem bly Comm ittee; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Oswa ld, Kathy : Band ; Vars ity Bask etbal l; Intra mura l Baske tball; Senio r Peppers; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r, Socie ty O'Too le, Christine: Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee Patterson, Kay: Joy Night Crew; Camera Club Pelowski, Kim: Varsi ty Swim ming; Aqua links Partic ipant; L Club; Stude nt Coun cil Peters, Jeannie: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Crew, "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Reserve Cheerleaders; Varsi ty Cheerleaders, Vice-P resident; EPIC; Soph omore Steer ing Comm ittee; Sopho more Class Secre tary Petersen, Frances: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Casts, "Sout h Pacif ic", "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; Music al Crew, "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Soph omore Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Enne ad; Junio r Pepp ers; Senio r Pepp ers; Coed Sixty- eight

Rexilius, Terri: Conc ert Choir ; Music al Cast, "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Soph omor e Girls ' Glee; Junio r Girls ' Glee ; Ennead; Junior Peppers; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll Reynolds, Marie tta.: Band; EPIC; Coed Counselors; AFS Stude nt to Tunis ia; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Rice, .Linette~ (once r Choir ; Music al Cast, "Once Upon ; -) Mattr ess"; Music al Crews, "Sout h Pacti fic", "Once Upon a Mattr ess" ; Junio r Girls' Glee; Drill Team; Junio r Peppers; Senio r Pepp ers, Seco nd Vice- Presi dent; Joy Nigh t Partic ipant; Hono r Pepper; Coed Counselors Ricke tts, Linda : Band ; Orch estra ; Musi cal Orch estra , "Sou th Pacif ic", "Onc e Upon a Mattr ess"; All-C ity Orche stra; Senior Peppers: Image, Draw ing and Prinb Co-Ed itor; Joy Night Central Comm ittee; Image Salesman ; Hono r Roii; Intram ural Baske tball; N·a tional Hono r Society Riley, Sherree: DECA; Junio r Peppers; Hono r Roll Rogers, Shirley: Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; DECA; Joy Night Partic ipant Roth , Tom: Varsi ty Cross Coun try; Rese rve Track ; Intra mura l Bask etbal l; L Club, Histo rian; Coun ty Gove rnmen t, Electi on Comm ission er; EPIC; Hono r Roll;

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ll; ba se Ba , ll ba ot Fo ity rs Va ; nd Ba ep Pr : ce en Salinas, Lawr g in om ec m Ho ; ub Cl L ; ng fti tli gh ei W , ll ba et sk Ba al In tra m ur ty cie So r no Ho l na tio Na ; ll Ro r no Ho t; an nd te At ; ee Gl ' rls Gi e or om ph So r; oi Ch t er nc Co n: Sanders, Jo An Ju nio r Gi rl s' Glee ; Joy Ni gh t Part ic ip an t ; ll Ro r no Ho ; s lor se un Co ed Co ; s er pp Pe r nio Se a: Ev , ge Savid Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty ce On " , ew Cr l ica us M ; r oi Ch t er nc Co : ld na Schmidt, Do ' ys Bo r nio Ju ; ee Gl ' ys Bo e or om ph So "; ss tre Up on a M at se ou M e Th " , ew Cr ay Pl l oo ch l-S Al s; er m um M Glee ; EPIC ; y Jo ; ew Cr t gh Ni y Jo t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Jo "; Th at Roar ed Ni gh t Ce nt ra l Co m m itt ee ; Ho no r Roll Schmucker, Scott: DECA on Up ce On " st, Ca l ica us M ir; o Ch t er nc Co : dy Jo , Schneider "; ss tre at M a on Up e nc O " , ew Cr l ica us M "; ss a M at tre al ur m tra In ; ee Gl ' rls Gi or ni Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi e or So ph om or ni Ju ; IC EP ; ee itt m om C g in er te .S or ni Ju ; l al Vo lle yb t gh Ni y Jo s; lor se un Co ed Co ; s er pp Pe or ni Se Peppers; Pa rti cip an t; Ho no r Roll y Jo s; er m um M ; ee itt m m Co y bl m se As : ra Sa Schroeder, , ew Cr ay Pl ol ho c l-S Al t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Jo ; Ni gh t Cr ew a on Up ce On " , ew Cr ial c us M "; ed ar Ro at Th " The M ou se M at tre ss " ' ys Bo er ag an M ; g lin st re W rve se Re e: ev St Schwartzkopf, ll Ro r no Ho ; ng fti tli gh ei W al ur m tra In g; lin st re W ll, ba ot Fo rve se Re ll, ba ot Fo ity rs Va : as om Th , dt in Schw Basebal I; In tra m ur al Basketbal I t" en ud St le ab lu Va t os M " s Elk e ac Pl ird Th : an Shaw, Al ity rs Va er ag an M ; is nn Te e rv se Re ; is nn Te ity rs Va Aw ar d ; dy Bo ll, ba et sk Ba al ur m tra In ; g in m im Sw Bo ys ' ts or Sp , te ca vo Ad ; ub Cl L e; ce Em s k lin ua Aq g; in Co nd iti on t; en id es Pr r, re su ea Tr I, i nc u Co t en ud St Ed ito r ; t en ud St ll; Ro r. no Ho ; e at St ' ys Bo t; an nd te At g in Ho m ec om ts or Sp OR KF ; d ar Bo ion t ea cr Re d an rks Pa of r M em be l na tio Na ; ce en er nf Co ism l na ur Jo PA HS ~~ : , nt Co rre sp on de Ho no r So cie ty on Up e nc O " st, Ca l ica us M r; oi Ch t er nc Co h: ra bo De , Shaw ; ee Gl ' rls Gi or ni Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi e or om ph So "; ss a M at tre t gh Ni y Jo ; am Te ill Dr ; s er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe Junior , ew Cr l ica us M ; er pp Pe r no Ho ; ll Ro r no Ho t; an Pa rti cip " On ce Up on a M at tre ss " a on Up e nc O " , st Ca l ica us M r; oi Ch t er nc Co : da on Sieck, Rh ht ig N y Jo ; e le G ' s irl G or i n Ju s; al rig ad M M at tre ss "; Pa rti cip an t ll; ba et sk Ba ll, ba ot Fo ag Fl al ur m tra In n: Jo , Si nn er So ph om or e Basketball ity rs Va s; er pp Pe or ni Ju ; ks lin ua Aq : dy Si nn er , Ju g in om ec m Ho ; oll -R r no Ho ; s lor se un Co ed Co s; Cheerleader g rin ee St r nio Se ; ee itt m m Co g rin ee St or ni At te nd an t; Ju Co m m itt ee "; ss tre at M a on Up e nc O " , ew Cr l ica us M : th be iza El Smith,

r; re su ea Tr s, er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe r nio Ju e: in rra Lo d, Snoa Coed Counselors ; Ho no r Roll , te ca vo Ad ; CA DE ; ll ba ot Fo al ur m tra In : hn Jo Sorensen, Bus iness M an ag er ; Ho no r Roll r; rte po Re , r ito Ed g in ag an M , te ca vo Ad : nn Ly Sp ah n, Co un ty G ov er nm en t, Cl er k of th e Di st ric t Co ur t l ica us M ; ic in Cl ic us M ate St ; tra es ch Or d: Speidell, Richar "; an M ic us M he "T , " fic ci Pa h ut So O rc he st ra , " l nt er na tio na l AFS

L g; lin st re W rve se Re g; lin st re W ity rs Va r: ge Ro Springer, ; er ph ra og ot Ph d, ar Bo ks Lin t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Cl ub ; Jo or on H l na io at N ; ll Ro or on H ; er ph ra og ot Ph , te ca Ad vo So cie ty e nc "O , tra es ch Or l ica us M ; nd Ba e ag St : ley es W , Stebbins ll; ba se Ba e rv se Re ; nd Ba ity -C l Al ; " ss tre at M a Up on t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Jo s; er m um M ll; ba et sk Ba al In tra m ur '' ed ar Ro at Th se ou M he "T st, Ca ay Pl l oo ch l-S Al ll; Ho no r Ro s; er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe or ni Ju ; tra es ch Or : Stratton, l.inda Dr ill Team t er nc Co ; ic in Cl ic us M e at St ; tra es ch Or a: ur Swartz, La s, ew Cr l ica us M "; ic cif Pa h ut So " , tra es ch Or l ica Ch oi r; M us st, Ca ·l ica us M "; ss tre at M a on Up ce On " ", fic ci Pa " South ' rls Gi e or om ph So ; s al rig ad M ; " ss tre at M a on " On ce Up t; an cip rti Pa t gh Ni y Jo s; er m um M ; ee Gl ' rls Gi Glee; Ju ni or Joy Ni gh t Crew ; Ho no r Roi I ; ee Gl ' rls Gi e or om ph So ; r oi Ch t er nc Co : Talley, Sandra ll Ro r no Ho s; er pp Pe or ni Ju ; ee Gl ' rls Gi r nio Ju irs fa Af t en ud St r; ito Ed , te ca vo Ad y: or eg Gr Ta lly , d; ar Bo y or vis Ad t en ud St t's en nd te rin pe Co m m itt ee ; Su , ce en er nf Co m lis na ur Jo A SP NH ; ee itt m m Co Junior Steering Ho no r Roll ll; ba se Ba rve se Re ; k ac Tr ll, ba ot Fo ity rs Va : ry Ga e, nc Tarre In tra m ur al Basketball, W ei gh tli fti ng ; L Cl ub ll; Ro r no Ho ll; ba et sk Ba al ur m tra In ; nd Ba : las ug Do , Tenney t; en sid re -P ce Vi s as Cl r nio Se ; ee itt m m Co g rin Senior Stee Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty Thies, Denise: Ho no r Ro ll r no Ho s; er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe or ni Ju a: cc Trouba, Rebe • Roll Van Ackern, Mary: EPIC "; ss tre at M a on Up e nc "O , ew Cr l ica us M e: uis Lo , af Va nc le Junior Peppers; So ph om or e Steering Co m m itt ee s; er pp Pe r nio Se s; er pp Pe or ni Ju ; nd Ba yl: er Van Dusen, Ch Ho no r Roll ; Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty Si xt y- ni ne

Wurster, Kent: Varsit y Footb all, Baseball; Reserve Footb all, Basketball, Baseball ; L Club

Ventura, Teri: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Cast, "Once Upon a Mattre ss"; Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Drill Team; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll; Reserve Volley ball; Aqual inks

Ybarra, Sylvia: Reserve Track; Junio r Peppers; CONCERN; Links Salesman; Usherettes

Villan ueva , Kathl een: DECA ; Junio r Pepp ers ; Senio r Peppers; Junio r Steering Comm ittee Wacker, David: KFOR Voice of the Young Citize n; Hono r Roll

Young, Geoffrey: Reserve Footb all

r Alderm an, Connie Ashley, James Bahm, Kirk Bair, Kristine Bala, Eric Baugous, Alan Benash, Cindy Bergantzel, Susan Berks, James Bishop, Mark Blake, Bruce Bloch, Kenneth Bodfield , Timoth y Bower, James Bramhall , Alan Bramhall, Brenda Brauer, Lynn Brooks, Debra Bryant, Terri Buettgenbach, Cathy Burbach, Richard Burnham, Byron Burr, Scott Carlson, Jay Caugh ey,Rox anne Chilson, Tad Christopher, Mal'y Clough, Debra Cooper , Teny Crocker, Judith Cullen, Mary Cummins, Michel le Delgad o, Joe Donlin ge,, Larry Dorme r, Ranee Dove, John Down, Paris Downs, Gary Drohm an, Ronnie Ells, Julia Ertl, Steven Felton, Roxanne Field, Betty Fisher, loucin da Flackman, Peggy Foreman, Melody Foster, Rogel' Frohn,, Douglas Gergen, Dennis Goit, Judy Gonza lez, Maria Gray, Stephanie Green, Gary Green, Gerald Harr, Linda Haswell, Joey Hauck, Rodney Hergenrader, Barry Hischke, Kevin Hocker , Kirk Hollman,. Terry Horton , Nora Houde k, Tim Howsden , Paul Hrench ir, David Hubble , Christine Hughes, David

Watermeier, Duane: Varsit y Swim ming

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Wayne, Annette: Varsit y Swim ming ; Mana ger Boys' Varsit y Swim ming; Girls' L Club, Treasurer, Histor ian; Hono r Roll Welc hoff, Darci : Varsi ty Track ; Reser ve Swim ming ; Intern ationa l AFS, Secretary; Girls' L Club; Senior Peppers; Stude nt Coun cil; Drill Team ; Usherettes; Hono r Roll; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty West, Catherine: Varsit y Volley ball, Gymn astics , Track ; Reserve Volley ball; Medic al Club; Girls L Club, Secretary; Hono r Roll Wheelock, James: Intram ural Footb all, Basketball Williams, Dona: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Crew, "Once Upon a Mattre ss"; Music al Cast, " Once Upon a Mattre ss"; Junio r Pepp ers; Junio r Girls ' Glee; Soph omor e Girls ' Glee ; Intram ural Basketball; Joy Night Partic ipant Williams, Roger: Sopho more Boys' Glee Williams, Susan: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Casts , "Sout h Pacifi c", " Once Upon a Mattre ss"; Madri gals ; Sopho more Girls ' Glee ; Junio r G i rls ' Glee; links Board , Busin ess Mana ger; Joy Night Central Comm ittee; Usherettes; Links Salesman Award Winne r; NHSPA Journalism Confe rence ; Joy Night Crew; Music al Crew, "Once Upon a Mattress; Joy Night Partic ipant; Hono r Roll ; Natio nal Hono r Society Williams, Yvette: Conce rt Choir ; Music al Crew, "Once Upon a Mattr ess"; Junio r Girls' Glee; Intern ationa l AFS; Medic al Club ; Joy Night Partic ipant; Joy Night Crew Wolfo rd, Paul: Varsit y Swim ming; Intram ural Footb all; L Club Woods, Lawrence: Intram ural Flag Footb all, Basketball Woodward, Ricky: Hono r Roll Wort man , Debo rah: Medi cal Club, Treas urer; Junio r Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors; Links Salesman; Mumm ers; Mumm ers Play Crew, "The Cruci ble"; Hono r Roll; Hono r Pepper; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Wortman, Joan: Medic al Club, Treasurer, Presider~t; Junio r Pepp ers ; Senio r Pepp ers; Coed Coun selor s, Presi dent ; Image Salesman ; Links Board, Mana ging Editor; Coun ty Gove rnme nt, Welfa re Direc tor; NHSP A Journ alism Confe rence ; Hono r Roll; Hono r Pepp er; Joy Nigh t Partic ipant; Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Woudenberg, Marla.: Sopho more Girls' Glee; Junio r Girls' Glee; Junio r Peppers; Usherettes \..

Seventy

Hughes, Delora Jochum, Todd Jones, Steve Ketterer, Daniel Kinney, Michae l Kraus, Gary Lairmore, Randall linden , Teresa Loder, Joy Ma, Kitty Mart, Ronald Martin ez, Reuben Mason , Patricia Maxson , George McCau gherty , Linda Melvin , Lawrence Miller, Sharron Monro e, Larry Muther sbaugh , Mickey Neal, Cather ine Neema n , Gary Neema nn, Diana Neff, David Nyhoff , Thomas O'Neel , Robert Pollock , Annett e Porter, Rodney Proctor, Michae l Read, Terry Reighter, Stepha nie Reinwa ld, Richard Reisel, Debbie Rezac, Cindy Richards, Marcel l Ritchey, Pamela Robison, Ricky Rosenkrans, Delind a Ross, Terri Rutt, Virginia Scholl, Deann a Shurtleff. Robert Simmons, Raymo nd Smith, Clyde Smith, Jerry Snow, Edward Snyder, Thomas Sorensen, Gregg Sothan , Patricia Spadt, Suzanne Spears , Margar et St.amle r, Cynthi a Stanley, Mark Stevens , Gary Stoddard, Cynthi a Sullivan, Cherie 'Taft, Randall Thomas, Sharon Timm, Teresa Traudt , Ricky VanHo osen, Darrell Wacke r, Daniel Wahl, Shirley Wamba ugh, Leslie Washin gton, Michae l Way, Kristi Wells, Clarence Willads en, Irvin

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Row 1: Jeff Abbo tt, Davi d Abel e, Linda Allen , Scot t Alley . Row 2: Bruce Anderson, Lynn Anthes, Dale Arrig o, Anita Auers. Row 3: John Auers , Karen Aust in, Donn a Bade , Ingri d Bangers . Row 4: Larai Barton,

Steve Bartu nek , John Beaver, Mike Bell, Dale Biggs, Sara Bish, Erin Blank . Row 5: Susan Blitz , Tony Boeve , Dwa in Borchers, Mike Botts, Max Brandt, Alex Brehm, Kevi n Briggs . Row 6: Linda Brooks, Sherry Ann Brooks , Kevin Brophy, Gary Brown. Row 7: Judit h Brow n, Les Brown, Patricia Brown , Robert Brow n. Row 8: Bob Brozek , Sue Bruce, Peggy Bruha, Allen Brurnrn .

Seve nty- two

t, ur B y gg Pe n, re kg ur B cy an N , ig ud B Row 1: B rid ge tte ny To , l ak C e Su , er ch ut B i m ao N 2: ow R . n to ur Lisa B t ne Ja r, te ar C n sa Su 3: ow R . n so ar C na de A Carlson , sa re Te 4: ow R . at ho C ta er ob R , at rv ha C y re Case , A ud , in kl on C e an ox R , ay od C ly el K e, rk la C ra eb Clark , D 5: ow R . ke oo C k ric at P k, oo C er og R , tt M ar k C on ne z, ru C ny To , ox C a m or N , ll de or C n ria B r, Trac y C oo pe n. ia st re B de e ev St e, m am D e bi eb D , Kath y D am ia n , hl ie D dy Ju e, yk eR D cy an N i, aa eH Row 6: V iv ia n D , rd ga om D m Ji g, in ol D ne ia D 7: ow Bru ce D o le za l. R ne ia D 8: ow R . ty er gh ou D ee er Sh , y se or D ria Vi ct o , ne i kw n ri D nn A y ar M , g lin w o D an ry B , D ou gh ty D av id D un c an .

r ei th on lk ta ge ra ch S tt co S d an , ka lic Larry Rugg, M itc h H rd w ay to cl ass af te r lu nc h .

S e ve n ty -t h re e

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Voting for coun ty gove rnme nt offic ials took place in cafte ria hallw;; v

Row 1: Steve Dunl ap, Alan DuP ont , Steve Eckel. Row 2: Alma Edmunds , Mark Ellis, Pam Epperly . Row 3: Davi d Essay, John Evans, John Fa5nacht . Row 4: John Fast, Greg Fauver, Debb ie Fearing , Doug Finch, Lorraine Fischer, Dan Foltz , Mich ael Ford. R.ow S: Jerr i Forst, Tim Fosdick, John Foster, Keith Frey, Bruce Fried man , Robin Fritc hie, Cary Frit zeh . Row 6: Alvin Fry, Calv in Fry , Tracey Cabe lman . Row 7: Davi d Gans , Cathy Gilla m, Mari lyn Gilla m. Row 8: Tracy Gil lam, Ralph Glad bach , Joe Goebel

Sev enty -fou r

. en sm as rd de un to s et ck pa e ur ct pi e ut rib st di f af st s M em be rs of th e Link

. in dw oo G da en Br , de oo G a in g Re n, ei df ol Row 1 : Joni G ol df ei n, Juli G ie bb De , n be le ts ot G ad Br , rd sa os G d ar ch Row 2: Jim G oo dw in , Ri e ev St y, rd Ha e ev St , on ns Ha rly be m Ki Green . Row 3: Regina Green , , es yn Ha ie bb De 4: w Ro . rt Ha y ar G s, rri Ha ey dn Harr, Chris Harris, Ro n ly ro Ca 6: w Ro l. pe m He e ik M , an m ck He g re G 5: Karla Heberlee . Row He m ry , Kristie Hergenrader.

Seve nt y- fiv e

Row 1: Susan Hick erso n, Patricia Hicks, Dav id Hof fma n, Erick Hof fma ster , Danny Hol land , Frank Hol land , Greg Hor ace k. Row 2: Terry Hou che n , John Howe, Twi la How ell , Mit ch Hrd lick a, Rose Hug hba nks , Rob ert Hut che rson , Dan Isaacs. Row 3: Ann ette Johnson, Nao mi Johnson , Sandy Johnson, Lynn Jones, Har pre et Kang, Bob Keech , Mar y Kennedy . Row 4: Alan Ken woo d , John Kessler, Cin dy Ketterer, Dav id Key , Steven Kissler, Kat hy Koeppen , Cin di Ko lb .

Regina Green, Ric ky Green, Alb ert Spears, and Cor nell Edington spend time between classes in the lounge.

Sev ent y-s ix

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t. se as le ab lu va a be n ca ile sm g bi a s ow kn M yr tle Q ua re lls

s, ep Kr an m or N , ls fe ei Kr ny an D , se au Kr a ci tri Row 1: Di an e Kramer, Pa r, he tc Ku x Re 2: w Ro . ra ce Ku b Bo , ak ut Jr., De nn is Kruse, Betz Kr y, le ng La ia th yn C , ke La id av D , er ch La rt be Ro , le Yvonne LaChapel , on ws La w he at M , ce en wr La a Ev 3: w Ro . on rs Do ug Larkins, Ron La y nn Pe d, ar on Le lly Ke , an hm Le l ie .n Da h, D ia r,a Lee, Randie Leec , on st ng vi Li ne Re , on st ng vi Li y ar M , el ug Liesveld . Row 4: Ruth Li nk . e in rra Lo ll Bi , z pe Lo e bi eb D , an ng Lo i ck Ja , ng Lo Larry

Seventy-seven

Row 1: Todd Lugn , Roland Lusins, Stanley Ma, Mich ael Mad dox . Row 2: Vivia n Majo r, Kimb erly Man dery , Steve Man nix, Kevi n Man ulak . Row 3: Eliza beth Mart in , Tim Mart in , Roy Maso n. Row 4: Curt is Math ews , Mar k McC augh erty , Kath leen McC ullou gh . Row 5: Chu ck McG innis , Kath y M cKee n , Rena McN eese . Row 6: Tony Melj ie , Charles Metz ger, Cher yl Meye r. Row 7: Dave Meye rs , Karel Mich on , Beck y Mien tka, Lowe ll Mille r, Steve Mille r, Julie Minc how , Carol Mitc hell. Row 8: Ronn ie Moo re, Alma Mora n, Mari a Roci o Mora n , Holly Morr ison , Julie Mose r, Jean Mun son , Randy Mutc hie.

" Ahhh hh! " gulps Noel Lauer, as t he dent ist inves t igates his mou th .

Sev enty -eig ht

g rin du wn do ke ta a d oi av to es tri on ps Do ug Sim wr es tli ng pr ac tic e.

Row 1: De bo ra M yl es , Diane Ne ls on , John Ne uk irc h, n, se el Ni ry er Sh n, se el Ni y th Ka 2: w Ro . ls ho ic N y gg Pe , er ey dm or i\J rry La 3: w Ro x. Ni n h Jo , Gisele I im ic 4: w Ro r. no on 'C O an Jo s, ye No an D s, rri No rly ve Be

rry La , z rti O ia in rg Vi , z rf O y nd Ci g, rin eh O y Cind . ki za O re ai Cl , ns we O ne an Je , e,n w O y ar G , le O 'Too ia in rg Vi , on rs tte Pa cy an N , _ am rh Pa rta be Ro 5: w Ro t, tit Pe ie bb De , on rs te Pe rri Te , ne rri Pe i bb Bo Paul , , itz Pi e an Di , er ep Pi d vi Da 6: w Ro . te tti Pe is nn De m do Ra ie bb De h, ug ba de Ra on nt Ke , lls re ua Q tle M yr e, es Re a nd Li 7: w Ro . ed Re t ot Sc , e th Ra ski, Jann w Ro t. et bl Ri yn ril Ta , ds ol yn Re e Jo . d al w in Debb:e Re , by Ro m ia ill W , on ns bi Ro id v Da , rts 8: Paul Robe De bb ie Ro han .

S ev en ty -n in e

Margy Parra ,;dances" her way into class .

Row 1: Patty Roth , Larry Rugg, Jeff Rump . Row 2: Kenneth Runge, Jeff Sahs, Tim Saunders . Row 3:

Robin Scdoris , Bruce Scharton, Linda Schlamann . Row 4: Becky Schmidt, Marilyn Schmidt, Scott Schrage, Jody Schwab, Tim Scott:, Sherry See, Eric Shanks . Row 5: Brenda Shaw, Jim Sheets, Kathy Shepard, Russ Shepard, Vickie Shields, Dan Shrader, Anita Silenieks . Row 6: jack Simmons , Susan Simmons, Mary Sintek, Connie Smith . Row 7: Mike Smith, Debora Snyder, Richard Snyder, Bryan Spale. Row 8: Jim Stanley, Robin Steele, Sigrid Steen, Nancy Stephens .

Eighty

, an lliv Su a nn Do rt, ua St ie ac Tr rt, ua St vin Ke Row 1: )a Noh n Ta ple y, M ar ie Tayior, Carl Tesch, Jr. , Sam • en re au M , n se as om Th ck Ri 2: w Ro . r le al Th . er ck Tu t ot Sc . dt au Tr yl er Ch . dd To ie ur La , on ps Th om na Ja a, rg Va n Da 3: w Ro ill. rh de Un n sa Su k, re Tu y Am Vetter , Steve Vo nd er sc hm id t, Daniel Yo nt z , LeAnna ug Do 4: w RQ . s all W t at M . er alk W y gg Pe , e g_ rid alb W s, tle at W dy Ju n, so at W ith Ke , n he at W ff Je g, n su as W Valeria Weaver, Henrietta Weber , Tami W ei dl ich . g, in dl en W n Ja s, ell W y nr He , an lm ixe e W ff Je 5: w Ro y Am s, am illi W bin Ro , te hi W rry Te , te hi W e an Di W ills . Row 6: Russ Wisehart, Jay W ol te m at h, Da vid W oo d , Ju l ie W or km an , David Worster, John Worster, ie bb De , m ur W el ni Da 7: w Ro . an tm or W a nd Li W ym or e, Ann Yaeger, An ne tte Ybarra. Row 8: Joe Ybarra, Da rry l Zi et tlo w.

Eighty-one

Sophomores

Students make use of the many reference books in the library.

Row 1: Douglas Abele, Belinda Acosta, Scott Adams , Kevin Albers, Karen Alderman , Kevin Alien , Pamela Allen . Row 2: Stewart Alley, Michele Althouse, Doug Anderson , Ruth Anderson, John Arenas, Vicki Arrigo , Glenn Ashcraft. Row 3: John Austin, Debbie Aycock. Row 4: Scott Baldwin , Dan Ball . Row 5: Shirley Ballinger, Pierre Baptiste . Row 6: Gail Barbour, Ricky Barnes. Row 7: Cindy Barnhill, Dave Barron, Tom Baruth , Roxanne Bayless. Row 8: Art Becker, Brenda Beebout, Doug Beetem , Julie Beezley .

Eighty-two

Coach Story and Coach Zuspan chuck~e as they watch a football skit at a pep rally .

Row 1: Lynn Beideck, Paul Bellew . Row 2: Leslie Benash, Connie Bennett. Row 3: Sharon Bergantzel , Steve Berks . Row 4: Diane Bitenieks, Shari Bitney . Row 5: Linda Blessing, Ted Bliss, Robert Bloch, John Bockoven, Roxanne Bod field, Rick Bogema, Fred Bonnett, Jr . Row 6: Bobby Bousek,

Debbie Bousquet, Joe Bower, Pateath Bowling, Chris Bowman, Linnie Boyer, Marlene Brandt. Row 7: Jackie Brannan, Susan Bratt, Steve Brennan . Row 8: Dallas Bridegam, Cindy Bridgmon, Brenda Brinton .

Eighty-three

Row 1: Cindy Britton, Jeff Brooks, Cathy Buckley . Row 2: Nancy Buettgenbach , Kim Burbank , Howard Bu rc ham . Row 3: Ri ckv Burianek , Lori Burke , Brenda Burnett . Row 4: Larry Burns , Terry Buttke, Nick Callaghan , Paul Carlson , Scott Carlson , Dean Carstens , Jack Catt . Row 5: Dean Chadd , Larry Chapp , Jeff Charroin , Michelle Christopher .

Debbie Reinwald and Lori Meyer ponder whether or not to skip class .

Eighty-four

Row 1: Julie Cirksena, Bryan Cla rk, Lucy Clif lon, Wes Clin e, Nan cy Clore, Mic hae l Clo sne r, Kat hle en Coa tne y. Row 2: Jeff Cof fma n, Peg gy Cof fma n , Bruce Col ema n. D:tn Col ling ham , Janet Col lins , Ann ette Contreras, Pam Cor y. Row 3: Karen Cosier, Lind a Cox, Theresa Coy, Stacey Crisler, Bel inda Cro wel l, Randy Cur ry, Sco tt Dan ce . Row 4: Mar y Daniels, Steve Dav idso n , Louis DeBoer , Pat Debus, Pet e-D elga do, Luc ia Demma, Rob ert Dia z . Row 5: Dou g Die hm, Rich ard Die tric h, Cissy Dill on . Dallas Don aho o,. Ma rk Dor an , Jo Dor l , Rho nda Dor mer . Row 6: Tom Dou ghe rty , Rod Doy le, My ron Dre nt, Lin da Dre win g, Jak e Dru cke nmi ller, Sco tt Dun bar , V icki e Dur yea . Row 7: Arn y Dut ton , Stephanie Edens, Bill Edwards . Row 8: Cat hy Edwards. Kat hryn Edwards, Don na Eggert .

Eig hty -fiv e

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LHS spirit symbo lized by the Class of '77 .

Row 1: Randy Ehrlich, Rick Ellswo rth, Julie Engstrom ,

Terri Enyeart, Mary Jo Epley, Br.ad Epperly, Mark Ernst. Row 2: Lori Ertl, Marta Espejo, Cynthi a Etmund. Norma Evans, David Fagerberg, Mike Fallstead, Brian Farleigh . Row 3: Terry Farstad, Yvette Fattig, Paul Faughn, Ruth Fen, Lucy Fiedler, Julie Fillingi m, Joan Fokso wicz . Row 4: Harlen Ford . Barbar a Fouraker, Pam Fox, Caroly n Fritz. Row 5: Debbie Fry, Mark Fry, Dawn Fuss, Donna Gaedeke . Row 6: Jay Garrison, Cathy Geistlin ger, Collee n Genter t, Doug Giebel haus . Row 7: Mike Gilbert , Kirn Glenn, Tom Glenn, Mark Glover. Row 8: Lynn Goldfe in, Cheryl Goodm an, Dan Cray, Randy Greenw ald .

Eighty-six

"Lo ok Ma, a balanced die t!" Tom Keller and Mar k DoRan mak e good use of the ir lunc h hou r .

Row 1: Ken Greer, Robert Grif fith , Sue Gro pp, Mar ilvn Grosse , Mar vin Grove, Dan Grubbs, Ken Gue nthe r . Row 2: Nan cy Gunderson, Clarence Gunn , Jim Gustafson, Bill Gut ierr ez. Row 3: Pam Hal ler, John Hamersky, Russ Hand, Tam mie Handy. Row 4: Lloy d Hanneman , Jerald Hanson , Deb bie Har bou r, Frances Harre. Row 5: Kathleen Harris Ma r'lyn Harris, Vin ce Harroun, Dou g Hartshorn . Row 6: Mar k Hartshorn, Thayon Hassel, Roxanne Haswell , Dav id Hau mon t. Row 7: Dia ne Havener, Theresa Haynes, Jerry Heckman, Pam Hef ner . Row 8: Ray Hej l , Robert Hej l , Todd Hel lbus ch, Mik e Hel mst adter, Brenda Hergenrader, Bonnie Het rick , Bob Heu ertz .

Eighty-seven

I I 1 •

Harry Weave r i s ready for winte r-eve n in the hallway s 1

Row 1: Julie Hic1tt, James Hicks, Mary Hicks, Becky Hildret h . Row 2: Rachel Hillma n , Lori Hinkle, Darrell Hischk e, Randall Hitz. Row 3: Sue Hobbs , Terry Hoefs , Patricia Hoffma n , Kimbe rly Hoffma ster. Row 4: Teresa Hogan , Candy Holme s, Paul Hopgo od, Anita Hopkin s . Row S: Barbar a Houlih an, Tim Howard , Larry Hraban , Frank Hruby . Row 6: Robin Hruby , Susan Hughb anks , Dale Hughe s, Dave Hutson. Row 7: Diane Imlay, Mary Irons , Rick Isaacs, Rhond a Isaacs, Bruce Jami eso n, Zane Janol.!sek, Bruce Jenkins . R.ow 8: Bill Johnson , Jim Johnson , Joan Johnso n, June Johnso n , Ken Johnso n, Nighra rn lohnso n . Bonnie Jones .

Eighty-eight

s, ne Jo sa Li s, ne Jo e is en D s, ne Jo ne rle ha C Row 1: h ila he S y, ne ur Jo ky ec B , in sl Jo sa Perry Jones, Li on D e, ag Ke i eb D a, tk us ap l< dy in C Kahn . Row 2: s, !la Ke sa Li r, ne ei K lle he ic M , r le eh K Keech, S an dy se Ro y, le el K n re Ka r, lle Ke m To 3: ow R r. le el K B el in da i rr Te g, in K id av D 4: w Ro . er dl in K '< er m m oa de , G le n n sa Su 5: ow R ff. ho irc K ce ni Ja y, ne King , Ron K in . in le K hn Jo , in le K e av D r, e ey sm aa Ki K itc he n, Jane na l,n , x no K rt A , he oc .n K im K t, gh ni K Row 6: V iv ia n h ra Sa . ls ife re K e ik M c, ou ot K hi at K Koppes . Row 7: oy R Le , k ta ru K ag Kr 8: w Ro . r ge ue Kr ep el , B ar b Kr e. or irm La n la A , e Ky y nd Ci , o ot am K uw

e th es ch at w ", ba ub "B as n ow kn ly te na io M ik e M cC an n, af fe ct sw im te am co m pe te in a m ee t .

E ig h ty -n in e

Simulators, prepar e studen ts for Friday night cruisin ' .

Row 1: Pam Lairmo re , Nancy Lambe rt, Jean Lang . Row 2: Walter Langle y , Dan Lassley , Jeff Lassley . Row 3: Noel Lauer, Robert Laws , Janet Leary . Row 4: Mike LeBaron , Kirk Lehi , Karen Lehnst . Row 5: Louis Lemon, Alison Leonard , Shelley Lightne r, Kathy Linke , Mike Lobush, Dan Lococo , Debbie Logan. Row 6: Jackie Lon g, Alan Loos , Robert Lopez , Rick Lu ginbill . Row 7: l3ecky Lyne , Cena Lysko , Krista M aaske, Jo Nella Mach.

Ninet y

s hi ng si ha rc pu r te af 7 21 om ro s ve lea er m Jeff Zi m underclassman pi ct ur e pa ck et .

n sa Su , ki ws ko ar M y nd Ra x, ni an M ris Row 1: Ch M ar tin , Elva M ar tin ez . Row 2: Tr ud y M as ch m an , Dan M assa , Steven M at he ws , D id i M at th es . Row 3: Lori m Pa , ty er gh au cC M e ik M , l el w ax M m To d, el fi ax M id ig Br h, ug lo ul cC M b Bo 4: w Ro . k ic m or C Mc w Ro . e zi en cK M y ck Ri s, ni in cG M n ya Br , d al on M cD g, er nb ei M i nd Sa , ns ea M a ic on M n, ha ea M on 5: Shar , an sm es M y gg Pe r, se es M y ar M 6: w Ro . er st ei Barb M s, er ey M d vi Da 7: w Ro . s er ey M l ro Ca , r ge z Ro lli n M et a nd Li 8: w Ro . er ill M Jim a, ez M ia ar M , za e Lourdes M M ill er , Randy M ill er , Ted M ill er , Sandra M is ne r.

N in et y- on e

Lorie Williams thinks The Advocate is a great source of information .

Row 1: Susan Misner, Jchn Mehrhoff, Linda Molden, Dennis Monroe, Dianna Moore, Darcy Mulligan, Kelly Mulligan. Row 2: Deanna Mumgaard . Cindy Munsterman, Susan Nalley . Row 3: Kent Nelson. Diane Nerud, Debbie Nichols. Row 4: Lisa. Noel, Kathe Nootz, Daniel Norge . Row .5: Cathy Nun, Tamrny Nyhoff, Roger Oberle. Row 6: Tanya Oeltjen, Carolyn Oglesby, Timothy Oler, Lars Olson, Norma Orta, Cindy Ott. Kathleen Outz. Row 7: Andrew Ozaki, Becky Page, David Pape . Row 8: Jim Pederson , Connie Perez , Carl Peterson .

Ninety-two

e. ng lou nt de stu e th ar ne tin lle bu a on d se rti Special ev en ts are adve

ila Tw , tty Pe ie bb De 2: w Ro . te tti Pe rl Ea w, re ttig Pe k ar M 1: Row , ter as Pl ad Br 4: w Ro . us ch ks Pi rt Cu , itz Pi w he at M 3: w Ro Ph illi ps . na Da r, rte Po sa re Te r, rte Po y nd Ra e, Po a nd Ro Ken Pl ith . Row 5: e uc Br 6: w Ro . e dk Ra ice Al , l iby Pr ad Br , Pratt, Javy Prendes , er nn Re la Da r, te igh Re lly Ke , ed Re l ro Ca , pp Ra e ev St Ra ffe ty , dy An , ce Ri rry La , y zn Re m Pa 7: w Ro . c za Re I Bi! , John Rexilius , os Ri e gi ar M r, de Ri n lvi Ca 8: w Ro . ts et ck Ri e nn Ri ch ar d so n , Krisa Ad rie nn e ·Robinson , Jane Ro bin so n .

N in et y- th re e

Row 1: Robert Robinson, Rex Robison, Teri Romans, Jerri Ronnell, Roger Rosekrans, Lisa Roth, Lori Rousek. Row 2: Robert Rutt, Kim Ryder, Joe Salinas , John Salinas, Linda Satter, Michael Scanlon, Jeff Schafer . Row 3: Scott Schell, Jennifer Schizas, Ed Schmersal, Dee Schmidt, Sue Schmidt, Lori Schmucker, Karl Scholz . Row 4: Stephanie Schrader, PamE?la Schroeder, Mary Schwabauer, Cynthia Schwartz, Jeff Schwartztrauber, Garry Schwisow, Diana Scott. Row 5: David Scoville, Jesse Sears, Char Seeger, Dan Sell, Deborah Sellars, Steve Shaw, Marvin Sheldon . Row 6: Mike Shrader, Catherine Siegrist, Gary Simmons, Doug Simpson, Ron Sinner, Roxanne Sinner, Colleen Slade . Row 7: Joy Smisek, Adeline Smith, Anita Smith .

'I ninety-four

Row 1: Ro be rt Sm ith , Randy Snow, Ka yw in Sohl , De bb ie So tha n . Row 2: Sue Spahn, Renee Spa le, Diane Speidel , Susan Speidell. Row 3: Ma ry Spier , Jerry Sp lic ha l , Ma rci a Sprague , Vic ki Stacy . Row 4:

Sh aw n St an gl , Ch er yl St an ley , Ro nn ie St ar lin g , Ma rti n Ste en , Joy St ep he ns , An ne tte St ev en s, De bb ie Stice . Row 5: Ma rk Stice, Helen Stoddart, Dale Stokes , Jim Story , Wa lly Str ick lan d, Yvonne Stroup , Shelley Stuart .

RAPE

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Row 1: Donna Stuver , Con or Sughro ue, Dave Sulliva n, Arne Svobo da, Laurie Svobo da, David Swanson , Teri Swanson . Row 2: Margar ita Sybrandts , Robin Taft, Jeffrey Taylor , Daniel Teeter s, Sam Teeters, Darrel Tempie, Janice Thomas. Row 3: John Tiedem an, Julie Tiedeman, Terry Tietsort, Holly Trout, Vicky Tucker , Dave Turner, Bruce Underw ood . Row 4: Richard Uribe, Kathy Utley, Dennis Vaggalis, Ron Vajgrt, Carolyn Van Arsdall, Debra Van Dusen , SheHa Vanek . Row 5: Stephanie YanMeveren, Denise Varga, Wanda Varna doe, Diana Vaugh n, Kevin Yenhaus, Julie Yetter, Robert Yon Busch . Row 6: Randy Yorderstrasse, Vicki Wacht er, Sandy Wacker, Mary Wakef ield, Peggy Walbri dge , Clarence Walker , Teresa \Vallac e. Row 7: Liz Walsh, Kent v\/alstrom, Don Warnke, Lyle Waterm eier. Row 8: Kathie Way, Harry Weaver, Jayne Weddle, Dick Weers .

Ninety-six

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e ev St t, es W tte ne Do l, se es W aig Cr , er eil W Row 1: M ol ly b, om tc hi W se Ro d, oo tw es W d ar ch Ri 2: w Ro . g ur nb te W es y th Ka , lm ha id W y th Ka 3: w Ro . r ize ick W a ici Tr , ey tn hi Lin da W e in ul Pa 4: w Ro . s m ia ill W rie Lo , s m ia ill W y th W i e ns , Ka 5: w Ro . on ils W tty Be , s am illi W ie ill W s, am illi W W illi am s , Tr oy . ink iss W ie nn Bo , th iru W a es er Th , s er int W Ka th y W ils on Ho lly . ge oo W e nic Ja , ds oo W e De ff, ol W i nd Sa , fe ol W Row 6: John hn Jo , m ur W y ck Be , er st or W ike M , an km or W ll.ow 7: Na nc y Yoakum : Row 8: Jeff Zi m m er .

N in et y- se ve n

Superintende nt of Schools, Glenn Turner, explains his many duties to Peggy Nichols . Officers gathered in the lobby of the Courthouse at 8:00 a.m .

Marilyn Schmidt discusses r egistration procedures with Election Commissione r , Bill Davidson .

•• 'According to sponsor, ·Mi,s:s Wilhel'mi·na Johnson·,/ ·County ·Government Day ·1s·· " an .on-the-spot .learning.:sit.uati~n •wHe're . students can.' obs~rve their•govemm·ent,:.in .actfon~'' This,event : ,took .pla.ce:'Dec·ember 11, .19,7 4 .. ParticJpants·t .Debora Myles, ,1• Assessor; Jeanne .Owens; . Atto~ney; • Carl Tesch,'. Clerk;: Mary 'Kennedy~ ·:·Comm issio.tier; : Unq~( ~chl~ro~.r~n, <rnstri~L ~~urt Cler~.; John Aµ~rs; Engh1eet; ,Rebe~ta S.c~~id~,.·- ~o·u.rity.,J4d.ge;· . uvenile J:udge, ;_-S~r.~.ais~-;,_QisttJ¢t C~u~~'. lti,gg¢;:;: R9na~d Mo·ore ,·J_ Kenton '~adeb~ugh, Re~ist~r,of [?eeds·; Michaef_:: f ord, '; Sh~riff; ; pis;,, t -l~ire; 'Ozaki, ., .:Peggy,, Nitholf,·S~perintende~t •·9 r.·scho_ T,re·a·surer; laurel Todd~ :P~blic o:efe~der/ K~IJy.teQn~rd, QvH· "Defens·e ••Director;. An'ita '. Auers; :.. Extensit)n;:'Agen.,fr :Marilyn:

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Ninety-eig ht

Mike Ford's experience with Sheriff Karnopp was a novel one .

ACTIVITIES

A Silver Song of September: The Silver After weeks of planning by the Student Council and Varsity Cheerleade rs, '' A Silver Song of September " became a reality. It was the 25th year a Homecom ing Queen had reigned · over the Homecom ing festivities at Lincoln High. Crowned by last year's King and Queen, Bob Terwilliger and Paula Harre, were Queen Julie Porter and King Mike Washingto n. The ceremony took place at half-time during the Lincoln High-North east football game. The traditional Homecom ing dance was held the next evening in the Student Lounge. Even though the Links were not victorious over the Rockets the night before, it did not dampen the spirit of anyone at the dance. With the music provided by Whale, "A Silver Song of September " was one of the most memorable dances of the year. The 25th anniversar y of Homecom ing was truly a royal success . This cake commemorat ed the 25th anniversary of Homecoming .

Homec om ing Royal Cou rt

Alan Shaw, Linda Johnson, Judy Sinner, Mick Houlihan, Queen Julie Porter, King Mike Washington, Randy Taft, Susi Elliott, Pam Mason and Larry Salinas .

One hundred

n o ti a r b le ~ C g in m o c Anniversary of a Home

On e of the fav ori te con ver sat ion spots was the pun ch bow l.

The styles of dan cin g tha t eve nin g were ma ny and varied .

to ties uni ort opp d goo s ple cou ny ma e gav , ale Wh by ed vid pro , sic mu The dance .

4 197 s wn cro g, Kin ing com me Ho r's yea t las er, llig rwi Te b Left: Bo Ho me com ing Queen Julie Porter. Above: Peggy Nic hol s was one of the ma ny students wn o att end ed Ho me com ing '74 .

On e hu nd red on e

Student Council Keeps Busy During 7 4-7 5 Homecomi ng, a SO's dance, "after the game" dances and a film festival, were but a few of the many activities Student Council sponsored this year. Making programs for sports events and collecting money for the poor at Thanksgivi ng and Christmas time were just three of the service projects they took on . Sponsored by Mr . Grosscup, the Council members made 1974-75 one of their busiest years yet. Officers for the first semester were : Alan Shaw, President; Christy Olson, Vice-Presid ent; Pam Mason, Secretary; Brenda Lightbody, Treasurer . Second semester officers : Christy Olson, President; John Kessler, Vice-Pres ident; Lori Maxfield, Secretary; Brenda Lightbody, Treasurer.

First semester President, Alan Shaw talks to Student Council sponsor, Mr. Grosscup about the next dance they are sponsoring .

Above, One of the first activities Student Council sponsored was a Halloween film festival. Below, Second semester President, Christy Olson, Doug Wassung, and Brian Blocher discuss an upcoming activity .

Student Council held many "after the game" dances during the football and basketball seasons.

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Gloriana , Senter and Count Mountjoy believe that Tully's plan to attack New York City with crossbows will never work .

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The All-School Play For '7 4 "The Mouse r·hat Roared"

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A small country whose livelihood depends on the export of

wine , its only industrial product, suddenly finds itself being outsold by a cheap imitation being made in America. To retaliate, they declare war on the U.S. and kidnap their top nuclear physicist who is at the time carrying the most powerful bomb in the world . Sounds impossible? Well if you attended th e all-school play you will realize that it happened, and hilariously. "The Mouse That Roared" concerned the little European country of Grand Fenwick and the way in which they tried to get foreign aid out of the United States. Not hoping to ever win a war against the powerful U.S. they wanted to receive economic aid , which would help them to save their Duchy. Although they did win, everything came out right in the end. In return for the kidnapped physicist, the United States makes a deal to pay the Fenwickian s one million dollars and an annual tribute of twelve pomegrana tes.

Tull y tries to keep four lost travelers from leaving his National forest .

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Not many people realize the many hours that go into putting on a production

Miss Wilkins and Mr. Beston look on as the President shows them General Snippet's hat, which was shot off during his kidnapping .

For the curtain call the entire cast struck a pose which had been used by them during the play.

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Thespians Make Plans Thespians is an International Drama Club, whose membership is open to all members of Mummers. Membership is determined by the number of points they earn while working in dramatic activities. Acting, make-up, stage crew and lighting crew are all areas in which they can earn points. Thespians raised money by having bake sales, so that next year they could possibly have their own play. They also discussed their by-laws with those of other Thespian clubs. The club was sponsored by Mr. Robert Fey. Janice Klamm, Lynn Goldfein and Ron Nyhoff watch for Mr. Fey's signal from the pin rail.

THESPIANS: Clockwise from top: Juli Goldfein, Amy Cunningham, Mark Hutson, Janice Klamm, David Pieper, Barb Meister, Ron Nyhoff, Lynn

Goldfein, Robert Hutcherson, Don Schmidt.

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Mr . Fey was the Mu mm ers fac ult y spon sor .

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Play Depicts School of Mentally Disturbed .I

The Mummers play for this year was David and Lisa . The play centers around two young people who help each other solve their emotional problems, in a school for the mentally disturbed. The two main characters of the play are David Clemens and Lisa Brandt. David is the only son of wealthy parents and is totally dominated by his mother. He is also tortured by the mania of being touched. Lisa is a girl who has never known parental love and has developed a split personality . One half of her will speak only in childish rhymes and insists that others talk to her in that manner. The play follows them during the course of one term at Berkley School, where they have come for guidance.

Two of the students at the school play chess during a free period.

Ron Nyhoff played Lisa's therapist John.

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Lisa shows David a picture she has found in a magazine.

Denise Nelson portrayed a therapist who shows motherly affection to one of her students .

Frank, a teacher, discusses a problem with one of his students .

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Steering Committees Plan Prom, Select Gift

Seniors and Juniors are represented by el ected students on their correspond ing steering committee s . The Juniors plan and raise money for the Junior-Sen ior Prom and the Senior Steering Committee selects a class gift and plans the graduation exercises . Stud ents are elected at large from thei r variou s classes . The top four vote getters are chosen as President, VicePresident, Secretary and Treasurer . A few of the money making projects that were tackled by_ the two committee s were fun yet profitable . The seniors sold candy canes at Christmas and held a chili feed. Thev also held cake auctions during the noon hour . The jun iors held a film festival and sold knit hats and mittens . Senior class officers were : Pam tv'\ason, President; Doug Tenney , Vice-Presid ent; Julie Porter, Secretary; Mike Holloway, Treasurer . Junior class officers were : Judy Brown , Preside nt ; Larry Rugg, Vice-Presid ent; Tracey Cabelman , Secretary; Holly Morrison, Treasurer .

Secretary Julie Porter and President Pam Mason lead the committee discussion on the class gift.

SENIOR STEE RING COMMITTEE: Row 1: Debra Moore, Denise Nelson , Barb Ewerth, Debbie Nelson, Debbie liming. Row :l: Lisa Brooks, Pam Mason, Rick Osborn, Brad Ewerth, Mike Holloway, Gene Hinkle, Diane Antoniskis , Gail Geistl inger, Carolynn Goodwin . .

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Sr. Steering Comm ittee members Debbie Liming, Gail Geistlinger, Gene Hinkle and Barb Miller try to decide ways to make money for the senior class gift. .

Looking on at a Jr . Steering Committee meeting are the class of '76 sponsors , Mr. Peters and Mr . Holmberg .

ti\.,,,._< L,\". One of the big projects of the junior class was selling knit hats and mittens . •

JUNIOR S.TEERING COMMITTEE: Kneeling: Claire Ozaki, Peggy Nichols, Erin Blank, Sherry Brooks , Rena McNeese, Diane Kramer, Kelly Leonard . Sitting: Mark Ellis, Judy Brown, Holly Morrison , Tracey Gabelman, Larry Rugg, Jeanne 0\-vens, Cindy Oehring . Standing: Linda Reese, Becky Schmidt, Marilyn Schmidt, Sara Bish , Mary Kennedy, Debbie Myles, Lisa Burton, Rene Livingston, Jann Rathe, Laurie Todd.

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'7 5 Prom Memorable The last and most memorable dance of the year for seniors was the 1975 Junior-Sen ior Prom . The theme for this year's dance was We May Never Pass This Way Again. Music was prov· ded by the band Kickin'. The Prom has traditional ly been sponsored by the Junior Steering Committee , as it was again this year . They donate the many hours of time and take on the responsibil ities of such a project .

Mrs . Howdeshell stamps Pat Leupold' s hand as he enters .

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All of the refreshments and preparations were made by the Junior Steering Comm ittee .

Mrs . Kleitsch enjoyed herself by taking in a dance .

Greg Heckman rucks out during a dance .

La.rry on, Nels ie Debb een, McM t Scot , Metz Bob King on, Ma.s Pam n Quee . on hingt Was Mike tt, Ellio Susi th, Ewer Brad r, PROM COURT: Julie Porte Salinas, Caro lynn Goo dwin .

Tracey Gabel man and Larry Rugg read off the names for Piom Cour t .

Larry Rugg crowns Pam Mason as Prom Queen

Man y door prizes were given durin g the evening .

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Although their membership was small, Interact took on many important projects.

President Doug Fenn leads Interact members in an informal planning session .

Interact Undertakes Many Large Projects Despite organizatio nal, and membersh ip difficulties in the past tew years, Interact, under the leadership of Doug Fenn, Brad Ewerth and Kevin Vanek, took on the task of reorganizin g the group and boosting the membersh ip . During the year they hosted many career luncheons for the student body, in which career people came and spoke to them about their jobs. They held their second career day, in which different businesses set up booths in the boys' gym, for the students to observe d ifferent career opportuniti es. In a joint venture with the Boys' L Club they sponsored a carnival, and during the Christmas season they rang bells downtown for the Salvation Army. Officers for the year were: Doug Fenn, President; Brad Ewerth , Vice-Presid ent; Kevin Vanek, Secretary-Treasurer .

Members Mark Ellis Dan Greenwald Alan Loos

Ken Runge Steve Chr istopher Randy Ehrlich

Glenn Ashcraft Mark DoRan John Auers

Besides planning many career luncheons throughout the year, they also held their annua l career day .

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es g an h C y an M e ak M rs o el ns u o C d -E o C For the first time Sop hom ore boy s wer e allo wed to atte nd the ann ual Co-Ed Cou nse lor get- acq uain ted day at Linc oln High . Inst ead of hold ing the trad ition al tea, the cou nse lors held a sac k-lu nch in the cafe teria the wee k befo re sch ool star ted. Afte rwa rds the und ercl assm en wer e give n a tour of the sch ool. Dur ing the sum mer eac h of the girls was give n a list of inco min g sop hom ores that they con tact ed and gave an idea of high sch ool life . The offic ers for ·1974 wer e : Joan Wor tma n, Pres iden t; Cind y Oeh ring , Vice Pres iden t; Car olyn n Goo dwi n, Sec reta ry; Sally Hen rick s , Trea sure r and Gwe n Lan gley , Par lime ntar ian.

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Service Clubs Active Two groups that play an important part in the backgroun d aspect of events held in the auditorium , are the Assembly Committee and Usherettes . The Assembly Committee is made up of interested students and faculty members, who plan and execute assemb!ies . Besides the annual Thanksgivi ng, Christmas and honors convocatio ns, they aiso had a movie shown by radio station WOW . Many other programs were arranged by the committee . The other service group is the Usherette s. With a membersh ip of sophomore girls, they are stationed at each entrance to the auditorium to guide and seat visitors on the evenings of public performanc es . They also serve as officia l greeters. Some of the performanc es they served at were: Joy Night, the musical, and honors convocatio ns. The sponsors were Mrs. Patience Fisher and Miss Teresina Danese.

?~iiftlii~:.:. .....:.~-s ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE : Standing: Mr . John Bruce, Mr. Robert fey, Miss Dorthea Gore , Mrs. Judith Keller. Sitting: Sue Schmidt, Renee

Spale, Barb Dobberstein, Barb Ewerth, Rick Osborn, John Van Hoosen.

USHERETTES: Standing: Mary Irons, Cindy Munsterman, Tanya Oeltjen, Sue Hobbs, Marcia Sprague, Lisa Roth, Lori Rousek, Kim Burbank, Julie Beezley . Kneeling: Pam Hefner, Diane Bitenieks, Shari Bitney, Becky Lyne, Terri Enyeart, Kathy Coatney, Renee Spale. Sitting: Julie Hiatt, Nancy

Workman, Krista Maaske, Bonnie Jones, Michele Althouse, Denise Jones, Vickie Stacy.

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Clubs Get Involved Ga ini ng ex pe rie nc e an d kn ow led ge in dif fer en t areas we re the goals of tw o ve ry separate org an iza tio ns . eve Hu ffe r, Sponsored by Mr s. Carol Epp and Mr s . Ge ne vi_ d an rn lea to d nte wa o wh le op pe of up de ma s wa ub Cl al dic Me fin d ou t ab ou t dif fer en t aspects of me dic al professions . Th ey ir the ct pe ins to r nte Ce h alt He th be za Eli int Sa to s trip too k fie ld bu rn ce nte r , an d the y also wa tch ed surgery on a ca t at an in rk wo r tee lun vo did nts de stu the of ny Ma . nic cli an im al nu rsi ng ho me s a·nd ho sp ita ls . The Chess Cl ub wo rke d on im pr ov ing the ir skills in pla yin g chess . Ty pic al me eti ng nig hts ha d me mb ers pla yin g chess to y the ar ye the g rin Du . b clu the in r ye pla top the tin d ou t r so on Sp . ols ho sc ln co Lin er oth the g on am ets me in d engage for the year was Mr . Le roy Colson.

CHESS CLUB: Row 1: Da vid Essay, Tom Ke ller , Erick Ho ffm ast er. Row 2: Ke nt Ne lso n , Ma rk Petersen, Ph illip He rric k . Row 3: Am y Turek, Do nna Stuver , Ad ena Carson . Row 4: Brian Co rde ll , Ke lly Leonard, Ma rk Do ran .

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Accomplishments Made By Blacks Are Key Noted "Parti cipati on And Involv emen t of Black Amer icans In The Buildi ng Of A Natio n" was the theme of this year's Black Histor y Week . A comm ittee of students aided by Mrs . Porter and Mrs . Thom pson started plann ing the progr am month s before the selected week in February . Durin g the week art displa ys were put in the showcases aroun d the buildi ng and sound annou ncem ents were given every morn ing which told of the I ives of famou s Black Amer icans past and present. The purpo se of this year's assembly was to show the acco mplis hmen ts and influe nces that famo us Black Amer icans have had in the histor y of the Unite d States . The main speaker at the assembly was Thomas Christ ie. Carolynn Goodw in acted as Mistress of Ceremonies during the assembly .

A group of students read a Roll Call to name many of the Blacks who have played a big part in history .

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Mike Washington and Debbie Myles read a portion of a famous Black American's life.

Many students put in a lot of work to find the names used in the Roll Call .

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DEPS: Row1: Bob Von Busch, David Mowry, Doug Frohn, Russ Hand , Kathy Koeppen, Teresa Wallace, Lucia Demma, Lucy Clifton , Christine Hubble . Row 2: Alan Baugous , Laurence Danekas , Roxanne Bayless , Rick McKenzie, Kirk Lehi , Ade!ine Smith , Lynn Jacobe, Vickie Shields, Jeff Taylor, Tim Fosdick . Row 3: Mark Glover, Pam Mussman, M ark Britt.on , Ra lph Neift, James Gilbert. Jan ice Wooge, Gary Owen, Jim Miller, Tim Oler, Robert Rutt .

DEPS Club Develops • DEPS (Developin g, Education, Promotion and Social) is a club organized to provide members with developme nt of social interactio n, worthwhi le activities and individua l responsib ilities for themselve s, classmate s and their communit y . The club also helps each member to become better informed as to the vocational , recreationa l and cultural opportunit ies of the surroundin g area. Another objective is to promote activities which will prove beneficial to the student's social developm ent. DEPS enjoyed large turnouts for sponsored activities during the year . The group is sponsored by Mr . Marvin Rader .

Mr . Marvin Rader helps one of the members with an assignment .

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Marching Band Adds Drill Team Members'.' Unde r the direct ion of Mr. Orvill e Voss the Linco ln High Band again marched its way into the hearts of Linco ln High students. Besides playin g and march ing at footb all games, they playe d during basketball games, pep rallies and for many other speci al occas ions . One such occas ion was the dedic ation of the new Federal Buildi ng in Nove mber . Two weeks before school began in the fall , members of the band and Mr . Voss were out in the oval practi cing, gettin g • ready for the first footba l I half-t ime show of the season. One of the new additi ons this year was the drill team, perfo rming right with the band durin g half-t ime routines .

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Band Bruce Anderson Ivan Baptiste Tom ,BartJth Jim 8erks Sara Bish Kristine Blitz Alan Bramhall Steve Brenn~n Lynn Bryant Debbie Bucknell )irn Cashatt Audrey Charvat Bruce Clark Bryan Clark Jay Connelly Brian Cordel.I Michelle Cummins Darrel I Davis ' Steve deBrestian Jim Domgard Bryan Dowling Dave Duncan Steve Eckel Kathy Edwards Mark Ellis Doug Fenn Doug Fiene Harlen Ford Mike Ford Marilyn Grosse Kim Hanson Emily Herrick Susan Hickerson Rachel Hillman Rick Hindmand Lori Hinkle Robin Hruby Rose Hughbanks John Ingram Bruce Jamieson Bill Johnson

Mi<;.helle ~einer Oebbie Keller · Doreen Keller Tom Keller Kim Knoche Doug Larkins To1:jd Lugn Mike Maddox Trudy M3schman Keith McWilliams Linda Miller Sharron Miller Linda Molden Dianna Moore Darcy Mulligan Kelly Mulligan Susan f\lallev Debbie Nels.on Diane Nelson Lars Olson Nelda Orta Kathy Oswald Linda Reese Kelly Reighter Krisanne Ricketts Linda Ricl<etts Marilyn Schmidt Pam Schroeder Dan Sell Tom Snyder Bryan Spale Bruce Spilker Craig Strode Bruce Underwood Ron Vajgrt Cheryl Van Dusen Don Warnke Kathy Wiens Kathy Wilson Jay Woltemath

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Orchestra Develops Talent, Achieves Unity Performing at junior highs, Vespers and at the All-City Orchestra festival were but a few of the many activities that the Orchestra took part in this year. They also provided the music for the '75 musical, Once Upon A

Mattress.

The group's main goa l was to develop and display their talents while working as a unit. One of the other activities individual members of the Orchestra got involved in was the State N\usic Clinic . Students tried out to qua I ify and then practiced with other musicians from all around the state. Mr . Orville Voss is the director.

The string section plays an important part in the orchestra .

Many hour~ of practice go into every piece of music.

Fran Sm ith tunes up before a rehearsal.

left Weixelman watches Lynn Bryant perform a difficult section of mu sic.

The orchestra consisted of instruments of many shapes and sizes.

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Mr . Voss ied the orchestra to another successful concert season .

Orchestra Lynn Beideck Jim Berks Kris Blitz Debra Bousquet Laura Brown Lynn Bryant Lori Burke Bi 11 Carpenter Julie Doerr Anthony Edington John Fast Rick Gossard Susan Hickerson Paul Hopgood Robert Hutcherson June Johnson . Sandy Johnson Debbie Keller Tom Keller

Dennis Klimes Noel Lauer Shelley Lightner Debbie Meyers Becky Mientka Tim Mientka Debbie Nelson Lori Rousek Karl Scholz Mary Schwabauer Eric Shanks Fran Smith Susan Speidell Robin Steele Lori Swartz Jeff Weixelman ,A.my Wills Julie Workman Ann Yaeger

The o~chestra had many difficult selections in its huge repertoire.

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Stage Band Swings Stage Band' s comb inatio n of jazz and mode rn rock music again made it one of the schoo l's favori te music al groups. They used the blend ing of guitar , percu ssion and brass to form their own flowin g sound. Unde r the direct ion of Mr . Orvill e Voss the group had anoth er busy season ot co,ncerts and perfor manc es. They perfor med in the All-Ci ty Stage Band Conce rt and for many civic group s and junior highs as \-veil. They gave their annua l conce rt for the schoo l, and also provid ed the music for Joy Night '7.5.

Stage Band played a variety of mus ic, ranging from modern rock to Dixiela nd jazz.

Wes Stebbins plays on one of the newest instrum ent additio ns to the Stage 8and .

STAGE BAND: Row 1: Lars Olson, Keith McWill iams, Pam Schroeder, Kelly Rei ghter, Bill Johnson , Bruce Anderson, John Ingram , Brian Blocher, Diane Nelson . Row 2: Bryan Spale, Marilyn Schmidt, Arithon y Edington, Steve Eckel , Darrell Davis . Row 3: ,t\lan Bramha ll , Jim Cashatt, Jay Conne lly, Ivan

Baptiste, Brian Cordell, Eric Shanks, Lynn Bryant , Jeff Weixelman, Wes Stebbins , Tim Mientk a .

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The fairy tale of the prin cess and the pea was the basis of th is year 's mus ical , Onc e Upo n A Mattr-ess. It cen tere d arou nd a king dom rule d ove r by a mut e King and a talk ativ e Que en . No one in the land cou ld wed unti l the Prin ce was mar ried whi ch ' brou ght abo ut quit e a few prob lem s . Man y Princesses wer e test ed by the Que en to find one with truly roya l bloo d to wed her prec ious little Prin ce . All of them faile d one way or ano ther with her "fai r" tests . unti I Princess Win nifre d arriv ed by swim min g the moa t . She ~vas brou ght to the ki.ng dorn by Sir Har ry who had to mar ry Lad y Lark in for very obv ious reasons. The Que en dec ided that her son was not goin g to mar ry any moa t swim mer , so she test ed her by mak ing her sleep on twe nty mat tresses with a pea und er the bott om one , to test her for sen sitiv ity. Of cou rse all cam e out righ t in the end , espec ially whe n the Que en lost her voic e whe n Prin ce Dau ntle ss fina liy told her to shu t up. The King who had been und er a spe ll all this time got his voic e bac k, and they all live d hap pily eve r afte r.

Dau ntles s l i kes Win nifre d , desp ite his moth er tellin g him not to .

Quee n Aggr avain makes it quite c lear that her so:1 is not goin g to marr y any moa t sw imm er.

Th e Quee n deci des to make Winn ifred extra tired by maki ng her do the exha ustin g Span ish Panic .

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Larkin and Harry discuss his plans to find a true princess for Dauntiess.

Princess Winnifred unrelentless ly attempts to fall asleep on the twenty mattresses which the Queen has put a pea under.

The Minstrel and Jester try to convince Sir Harry to let them find out what the royalty test is from the Wizard .

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Abo~e: The courtiers profess that they have an Opening For A Princess . Below: Winnifred is slightly tips'f after drinking a little too much wine .

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The Wizard attempted to show everyone his old magic tricks.

After hearing that Winnifred didn't sleep at all the night before, Dauntless trium~antly tells her that she passed the test.

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Dauntless, Queen Aggravain, King Sextimus and the entire court watch intently to see if Princess Number Twelve will pass the test .

The Minstrel, King and Jester- tell of all the ways they've tooled the Queen.

Dauntless tells why he loves Winnifred during Song Of l.ove.

After arriving at court Winnifred wrings out her dress and tells everyone how shy she is .

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The membership of juniors made this year's choir one of the largest eve~.

The tenor and bass sections await Mr . Skutchan's signal.

Julie Porter acts as if she really enjoys singing .

The many ideals and personalities of the sopra no section are r epre sented by th is cross-section.

Concert Choir Membership, Quality, Grow A highly successful musical , an acclaimed concert schedule and earning superior ratings at an All-City Choral Night were just some of the accomplish ments of this year's Concert Choir. The requiremen ts for membersh ip were changed this year so that both juniors and seniors vere able to join . Allowing juniors membersh ip boosted the size of the choir substantia lly and also increased the quality they attained. The cast and crew tor the musical were chosen from interested members of the choir. Try-outs were held and cast members were chosen. Director, Mr . Joseph Skutchan, was assisted by Mr . Robert Fey who acted as dramatic consultant . Several members of the group attended the State Music Clinic and at an All-City Choir Night they received superior ratings from all three judges . All of these activities, plus many more made for a memorable year .

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Concert Choir Jim Berks Larry Bettenhausen Mary Christopher Sandra Dinges Barb Dobberstein Steve Dunlap Kathi Ellis Beth Essink Janet Foster Gail Geistlinger Juli Goldfein Georgia Gollehon Dan Greenwald Gene Hinkle Marsha Hoff man Danny Holland Robert Hutcherson Cynthia Kelley Dave Key Janice Klamm Pam Koontz

Ralph Kuwamoto David Lake Roxanne Lamb Pat Leupold Janet Lindhurst Janelle Luethje David Luhr Pam Mason •Kent Mattson Bob Metz Debbie Meyers Tim Mientka Barb Miller Sharron Miller Tracey Moon Ronald Moore Randy Mutchie Denise Nelson Ron Nyhoff Jeannie Peters Fran Petersen

Dennis Pettite Ju Iie Porter Sharon Portsche Susan Reed Terri Rexilius Cindy Rezac Linette Rice Don Schmidt Jody Schneider Eric Shanks Debbie Shaw Rhonda Sieck Frank Smith Lauri Swartz Karen Terrell Teri Ventura Keith Watson Dona Williams Susan Williams Yvette Williams Dan Wurm

ENNEAD: Row 1: Pam Mason, Terri Rexilius, Janet Lindhurst, Pam Koontz -and Marsha Hoffman . Row 2: Fran Petersen, Janice Klamm, Barb Dobberstein, Tracey Moon and Debbie Liming .

Pat Leupold helps Ra!ph Kuwamoto with a difficult secti on .

Fran Petersen , Debbie Liming, Pam Mason and Tracey Moon go over a new piece of music .

ENSEMBLE: From left: .Pat Leupold, Kent Mattson , Bob Metz , Ralph Kuwamoto and Frank Smith.

Ennead, Ensemble Popular With Audience Two of the most successful vocal groups at Lincoln High this year were the Girls' Ennead and Boys' Ensemble. Both groups performed in Joy Night '75 and for Honors Convocations . Members for the two groups are chosen by try-outs. Ennead is made up of ten girls who sing and perform for various groups during the year. Their act for Joy Night was a melody of songs from Walt Disney movies. Each member of the group dressed up as a Disney character, and acted out the situations in the songs . The director for the group was Miss Dorthea Gore. Ensemble consisted of five members who also sang for many groups during the year. Songs from the 40's to the 70's comprised t heir act for Joy Night. They also sang for different junior high schools. Mr . Joseph Skutchan was the director.

Fran Petersen watches on as Debbie Liming accompanies the Enr.ead .

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Singing Groups Prepare, Learn, Perform Besides the Concert Choir, Ennead and Ensemble, th ere are three other vocal groups at Lincoln High who sang and performed during the year. Two of them are mainly preparator y, while the third is for performing . Junior Girls Glee, under the direction of Miss Dorthea Gore, had many singing dates during the year. They sang for Vespers and did a variety of songs from the Musical Oli.ver for Joy Night. The members of the glee are chosen by try-outs . The Boys Glee is mainly a training ground for those students interested in joining Concert Choir. The group sang for Vespers with the Girls Glee and is directed by Mr. Joseph Skutchan. A group which sings the songs of yesterday and today is the Madrigals. It is made up of juniors and seniors who are chosen by try-outs. Their engagemen ts during the year included Joy Night, an Honors Convocatio n and performanc es for various civic groups. Mr. Skutchan directed the group . All three groups also sang for the All-City Choral Festival. Before the performers can attain a standard of excellence , many hours of practice are required. All three groups rehearsed every day . The result of this hard work put forth by every member, is participati on in an acitivity in which the members gain self-satisfa ction and pleasure .

One of the things Boys Glee works on is vocal production and technique.

Doug Abele Kevin Albers Robert Bratt Jeff Brooks Jackie Catt Peter Delgado Robert Diaz Mark Doran Phillip Estrada Doug Finch

Harlen Ford Robert Gesiriech Tracy Gillam Rick Green James Hicks Dale Hughes Rick Kermmoade Ron Kinney Leroy Kuwamoto Randy Markowski

Dennis Monroe Robert Oberle Brian Raffety Gary Simmons Ronald Sinner Albert Spears Ron Starling Darrel Temple David Turner

Junior G iris Glee Anita Auers Pam Ballard Ingrid Bangers Larai Barton Pam Bowling Linda Brooks Suzanne Bruce Lorraine Fischer Regina Green Deborah Haynes Noel Hemry Kris Hergenrader Patricia Hicks

Naomi Johnson Lynn Jones Mary Kennedy Cynthia Ketterer Cynthia Kolb Diane Kramer Yvonne Lachapelle Diana Lee Kelly Leonard Penny Liesveld Ruth Linkugel Mary Livingston Debbie Lopez

Vivian Major Cynthia McWilliams Jeanne Owens Claire Ozaki Bobbi Perrine Debora Snyder Donna Sul I ivan Amy Turek Tamara Weidlich Mari lvn White AmyWills Deborah Wymore Kathy Yingling

The Glee is made up of boys with the desire to increase their singing abilities .

Three members of the Junior Girls Glee await Miss Gore's next direction .

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Boys Glee

The music sung by the Boys Glee helps to prepare them for Concert Choir .

MADRIGALS: Row 1:· Ron Nyhoff, Robert Hutcherson, Dan Greenwald. Row 2: Dave Key, Rhonda Sieck, Mary Kennedy, Janet Foster, Amy Turek, Marilyn White, Barb Ewerth, Juli Goldfein. Row 3: Laura Swartz, Jack Catt, David Turner, Chris Jarecke.

The members of Junior Girls Glee are chosen on a t ry-out ba5is .

The Clee sang for many occasions during the year, including Joy Night.

Many hours of practice were put into every song they sang .

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Joy Night Salu tes T V The theme for this year's Joy Night was "The Boob Tube Review ." Acts were decid ed on by the Joy Night Centr al Comm ittee, which chose them after tryout s . All the acts had some thing to do with every aspect of televi sion and ranged from a game show, to the late, late show. Supervising the show this year was Mr . Robert Fey.

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Juli Goldfe in sang two songs, one of which was her own compo sition .

Emcees for this year's show were: Janice Klamm, . Frank Smith and Barb Dobberstein .

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The 75 links staff did their own interpr etation of a popular game show, with "The Price Is Too Much ."

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The Boys' Ensemble sang hit songs from the 40's to the 70's .

left: Scott McMeen and Terry Vaggalis performed as the famous "Smothered Brothers ." Above: The Drill Team along with Bob Metz did a take-off on a popular singer and his chorus, called , " Mean Dartin And The Silver Shovels ."

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, Bliss la Ange a, Varg se Deni , Stacy i Vick , Slade en Colle , rson Ande Ruth ht, Knig y Kath d, Neru Patty r, Fulle y Kath r, Carte Sue , Row 1: Mari anne Fugh y Beck er, Kram e Dian lee. r Hebe Karla c, Nimi le Gise ols, Nich y Pegg , ian Dam y Kath r, Mille Barb es, Kopp Anna 2: Row . hoff Welc i Denise Metc alf, Darc Ruth n, Bolto y Beck , ld ie Bodf nne Roxa , th Wiru sa There 3: Row idt. Schm Sue ura, Vent Teri ton, Strat Linda er, toph Chris Schm idt, Janet Lien hart, Mary e Dian er, Sinn nne Roxa s. niski Anto e Dian g, Dolin e Dian ns, Owe ne Jean on, ~~els se Deni , rs Albe ie Debb tka, Cow ell, Robin Steele, Becky Mien Biten ieks , Tracey Moo n , Debb ie Shaw , Kim Maas, Pam Maso n .

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e bbi De gh, llou Cu Mc thy Ka er, oph rist Ch sy Mis , ndt Bra ne rle Ma re, Clo ncy Na w, Row 1: De bbi e Snyder, Janet Case, De bbi e Wy mo re, Julie Min cho ki Vic ke, ede Ga nna D9 ey, atn Co thy Ka rt, yea En ri Ter as, trer n Co te net An r, che Fis Roh an, Ma ry Srntek , Kell y Leonar d . Row 2: Chery l 1\tleyer, Lorraine ry Ma 3: Row l. dal Ars n Va n roly Ca , ash Ben lie Les , hill der Un Sue , on rris Mo Arri go , No rm a Ort a , Pam Benash , Lynn Beideck , Joette Lar s.en , Ho lly bin Ro , tka pus Ka dy Cin d, aar mg Mu a ann De , ller Ke a lind Be , nds mu Ed a Alm , Liv ingston , Diane Nerud , Ani ta Auers , Kathy Mc Ke en, Linda Schlarnann • . jor Ma ian Viv e, agu Spr a rci Ma Taf t , Sue Ca. kl , Chris Harris , Sue M isner, Renee Spale,

, oks Bro rry She an, Log e bbi De n, ho Mic el Kar , oks Bro da Lin ld, wa Os thy Ka , Row 1: Cin dy Ketterer, Lynn Jones, Brenda Mc Co y, Carolynn Go odw in n Joa n, nso Ha Kim , tak Kru z Bet . lee na Dia e, idg Sav Eva . h Bis a Sar , lley Ke Cathy Bu ckl ey, Den ise Jones, Rene Liv ing sto n . Row 2: Ruth Linkugel, Cin dy an, rtm Wo da Lin , ms llia Wi Mc dy Cin se, Ree da Lin 3: w Ro el. eid Sp ne Dia Wo rtm an , Sal ly Bentley, Kim tv1andery, Yvo nne l.aChapel!e, Claire Oz aki , e bbi De on, nst Joh an Sus , sen Du Van l ery Ch , ing ndl We Jan k, n Bla Erin d, Tod rie Sigrid Steen, Ma rily n Schmidt, Ma ry Kennedy, Cin dy Oe hnn g, Lau Wo rtm an , De bbi e Lim ing , Fran Peters en , Pat ty Debus, Dia ne Imlay.

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. I One of the main jobs of Pep Club is to promo te spirit during athletic events.

Here President Kathy Maier is giving an import ant assignment to her squad leaders.

For the first time in its histor y at Linco ln High, Pep Club allow ed Sopho mores to join . It boost ed its memb ership to over 200 gir ls, makin g it the largest organ izatio n in the schoo l. Besides cheer ing and prom oting spirit at footb all and baske tball games. they play a big part behin d the scenes. They put in count less hours after schoo l decor ating halls, makin g locke r signs, and plann ing pep rally skits. There are many other spirit prom oting activi ties they take part in which are too nume rous to menti on, but under the leade rship of the office rs and squad leaders they get the job done.

Pep Club Officer s for 1974-75, sta ndin g: Linette Rice, 2nd Vice Presid ent ; Kathy Maier, Presid ent ; Brenda Lightb ody, 1st Vice President . Kneeling : Lorraine Snoad , Treasurer; Cheryl Althous e, Secretary .

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e Rana ton, Strat a Lind ed, Re Sue 2: Row . ura Vent Teri r, Mille Barb ns, Owe ne Jean , s niski Anto e Dian ols, Nich POM PON SQU AD: Row 1: Peggy Kim , Shaw ie Debb , Fugh anne Mari tka, Mien y Beck hoff, Welc i Darc , n Moo ey Tr3.c 3: Row . le Stee in Rob ian, Dam y Kath art, Lienh t Jane Krueger, • Maas . Linet te Rice .

r a e Y s hi T S LH o T w e N ad qu S Porn Pon One of the new add ition s to pep club this yea r was a porn pon squad . Star ted by Barb Mill er and Dian e Anto nisk is last year, they atte nde d clin ics duri ng the sum mer . In the perf orm ing com peti tion they plac ed seco nd of all the squads ther e . The y also perf orm ed with the ban d at the ded icat ion of the new Federal Buil ding . Com pos ed of '18 girls , the f irst year had man y prob lem s dea ling with inex peri enc e and prac ticin g time s. Alth oug h they had these diffi cult ies, they still prov ed to be one of the best squads in the city . The y mad e half -tim e a time to stay in you r seat and wat ch, rath er than get up and wal k arou nd . Man y hou rs of hard wor k are put into eve ry rout ine that they do and they writ e man y of them them selv es. Since drill team is not a class they can take, they usu ally prac tice earl y in the mor ning befo re sch ool. Dur ing foot ball season they prac tic e with the ban d duri ng seco nd peri od . Sponsors for the year wer e: Mrs . Cra nt, Mrs . Sayre and Mrs . Stoe hr.

RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Standing: Judy Brown, Dian e Nels on, Tracey Gabe !rnan . Kneeling: Debb ie Myles.

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it ir p S g n vi ro p Im In d e e c c u S rs e Cheerlead QU IET !!! ou r team will go .. . 2 bits , 4 bits , 6 bits ...V+C -T-0 -R-Y , that 's o ur Linc oln vict ory cry! These are but a few of the spir it rous ing cheers the vars ity che erle ade rs lead the pep club in duri ng athl etic eve nts. These ten ded icat ed girls put in man y of thei r own hou rs goin g to athl etic eve nts, prac ticin g cheers and plan ning pep ralli es . No mat ter wha t the outc ome of a gam e they alwa ys felt that Linc oln Hig h was num ber one .

Terry Houc hen and Tom Dean aided the cheerleaders with their expert chee ring durin g the footb all 5-eason .

Cheerleaders not only lead the pep club in che,ers, but perfo rm in many other ways .

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Poetry, Photography, Art , Comprise Image Edi tor- in-C hie f Sue For de che cks ove r a sto ry tha t was jus t sub mitt ed .

One of the har d est thin gs the Ima ge sta ff had t o do wa s t o dec ide wh ic h literary or art wor k sho uld be used .

y Sall -2: Row l. eza Dol resa The , etts Rick a Lind , ham Gra Kim , ic Nim ele Gis in. dfe Gol i Jon 1: Row IMAGE: and tes van Cer e Juli , l eza Dol resa The w: Belo . tes van Cer e Juli e, Ford Sue , een McM tt Sco , d Tod Bentley , Laurie Linda Ric ketts look at one of the pict ures whi ch has been sub mitt ed .

Aft er the ove rwh elm ing success of its f irst issuance, Im ag e, Lin co ln Hig h ' s lite rar y pu bli ca tio n wa s aga in pub lish ed . The excellent. qu alit y of the firs t boo k ma de it pos sib le to have a second edi tion this year . The Image sta ff is div ide d into two groups , one j udges the lite rar y sec tion of the boo k and th e oth er the art por tion . The lite rar y sec tion inc lud es poems, essays and sho rt stories . Dra win gs, pho tog rap hs and oth er art wo rk com pris e the oth er sec tion . All ma ter ial is sub mit ted by stu den ts and the sta ff decides wh eth er it sho uld be- chosen or not_

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AFS Club Reactivated Aft er a yea r's abs enc e, Int ern atio nal Clu b was aga in an act ive org ani zat ion at Lin col n Hig h . Sp ons ore d by Mr s . Jill Ha nsh ew and Mrs . Sh irle y Scheer, the clu b beg an to raise mo ney to spo nso r an exc han ge stu den t . Th eir pro jec ts ranged fro m sel ling but ton s and gu mm i bears to spo nso ring a dan ce afte r. a bas ket bal l gam e . Du rin g the yea r ma ny spe ake rs cam e fro m va rio us cou ntr ies to tal k to the m ab ou t for eig n lan ds and cus tom s . Wh en the AFS con ven tion was hel d the y hel ped to find hor;nes for the vis itin g stu den ts . Off ice rs for the year we re : Janelle Lue thje , Pre sid ent ; Julie Do err , Vic e-P res ide nt; Da rci We lch off , Se cre tary .

Julie Doe rr help s Dar ci We lcho ff go over her min ute s of the last mee ting .

Richard Speidell looks on as Vic e-President Julie Doe rr cou nts his gum mi bear mon ey.

At least eve ry t wo weeks the y trie d to have a speaker com e and talk to the club .

Darci answers a que stio n from one of the mem ber s abo ut the dan ce they sponsored .

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r so vi d A ith W on ti ec ir D es g an h C te A d vo ca Und er the superv1s1on of the new adv isor , Mr. Mic hae l Diff end e rfer, the Advocate reva mpe d its form at. On the outs ide the enti re app eara nce cha nge d. Instead of kee ping its same size, they cha nge d from the large tabl oid form to a mag azin e form at. On the insid e, eye catc hing spe cial effe cts wer e used to mak e the mos t of thei r news artic les, stories and pict ures . Dur ing the yea r, they stro ve to put toge ther a new spa per that wou ld repr ese nt the enti re stud ent bod y. Man y topi cs wer e cov ered duri ng the yea r, rang ing from stud ent park ing to han g glid ing . The y also kep t the stud ent bod y info rme d a.bout sports eve nts and acti vitie s. Wit h the ded icat ion and hard wor k of the mem bers on staf f, the Advocate carr ied on its same trad ition al values, as it has for the pas t 82 years . It is one of the olde st newspapers in the cou ntry and is stil l thri ving with the help of inte rest ed and dev oted stud ent jour nali sts .

Mr . Mike Diffe nder fer was appo inted the journalism advisor after the reti rement of Mrs . Ruth Gart ner.

Lynn Spahn and Anne tte Lesoing try to decid e whic h story should go where on their fi nal page layouts.

Before the paper comes out the staff gets toge ther and decides what stories should be inclu ded in the next issue .

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Craig Boden works dilig ently on his story after he f inds out that it is due the next day .

Alan Shaw, Tom Dean and Steve Christopher huntthrough the picture file to try and find pictures for their classroom collage .

Cindy Stoddard, Cathy Griffin and John Sorensen were the Business Managers for AdvocaJe.

Staff Reporters Chris Pratt and Barb Ewerth look through an old issue to try and get ideas for a. story.

Mr. Diffenderfer helps first semester Editor Greg Tally with an editorial he has · been writing. •

Layout Erlitor Christy Olson and second semester Editor Brenda Lightbody call up Arbor Printing to see if the latest issue is ready .

Becky Bolton listens intently to find out what her next assignment will be .

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ce n e ri e xp E nd A r so vi d A ns ai G ff ta S ks Lin Wit h a new advisor, the 1975 links staf f had to start from alm ost noth ing in orde r to get out this year's edit ion . The mem bers of the staf f had little or no exp erie nce in putt ing out a yea rboo k , but with the help · of thei r adv isor Mr . Mik e Diff end erfe r, the staf f progressed rapi dly thro ugh out the year. One of the mai n goals of the year was to put out the best pos sible yea rboo k they cou ld and still please the stud ent bod y. Mee ting dea dlin es, writ ing cop y, crop ping pict ures and selli ng ads were but a few of the man y tasks they had to com plet e . Wo rkin g not onl y dur ing fou rth peri od, they put in man y hours afte r scho ol and on wee ken d s. The prob lem s invo lved with last year's boo k mad e this year's staf f even mor e ded icat ed to put out a goo d boo k with out prob lem s .

Associate Editor: Chris deBrestian , Business Manager: Susan Willi ams .

Here's Barb busy resting before a big deadline .

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Acti vitie s Edito r: Gen e Hink le , Und ercla ssm en Edit or: Barb Dobberstein .

One of the big jobs Susan Will iams had durin g the year was maki ng Links sale posters .

Sports Editor: Mike Holloway, Photographer: Kim Graham

Editor: Carolynn Goodw.in, Managing Editor: Joan Wortman

Photographer: Roger Springer, Senior Editor: Debbie Liming

A,r, '75 stc1.ffers take a fall day off to visit Pioneer's Park . One of the main interest points was the ever popular buffalo .

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Here is the Links staff workin g at their never ending task, striving for perfec tion and quality .

Gene and Mike show Roger that there is nothin g to be afraid of when climbin g the Pioneer Park buffalo .

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Mike unrelentlessly searches throug h the picture files to try and break Kim's filing code .

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Row . ns Dow G. h, Smit M. z, Vont . D , n elma Weix J. , lon Scan M. ia, Udof . U gh, ullou McC R. as, Salin L. k, Hauc R. s, Berk J. 1: Row LL: VAR SITY FOO TBA

. D er, Beav J. 3: Row . le Spa B. , augh ersb Mulh M. , een McM S. , Hart . G s, Debu J. ton, hing Was . M a, Mass . A to, arno Kuw R. 2: J. Delg ado, G. Tarrence, Tivis , M. Rohn ert, R. Taft, R. Foster, G . Clay pool , C. Metz ger, D . McK inne y, T. Schw indt, R. Larkins, K. Wurster .

k ar M -4 6 ith W n so ea S ng ni in Links Post W The Link s foot ball squad began the year with high hopes of cap turin g city , con fere nce , and state hon ors. Alth oug h these nev er mat eria lize d, the Links, led by ten retu rnin g starters from the 1973 squ ad, did have a successful season as they pos ted a 6-4 mar k, the best since '70. The losses cam e at the han ds of state cha mp East, No . 3 rank ed Nor thea st, No. 6 rank ed Southeast and the Big Ten con fere nce cha mp Nor th Plat te. A toug h defe nse was the mai nsta y of the Linc oln High grid ders as they held the ir opp one nts to two or less touc hdo wns on all but two occa sion s and pos ted two shu tout s. The Link s offe nse was inco nsis tent and lack ed the abil ity to mov e the ball in key games and key situ atio ns as they wer e shu tout in thre e imp orta nt games. The offe nse was cap able of exc elle nce as was sho wn aga inst Ralston, as they rolle d up mor e than 400 yards tota l offe nse and scored 41 poin ts. Linc oln High began the season by defe atin g Class B

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cha mp Pius by a score of 7-0. Afte r this the gridders con vinc ing ly defe ated Pap illio n 37-0 , and Sco ttsb luff 27-14 . The nex t two games were disa ppo intin g as LHS drop ped a. 14-0 dec ision to Nor thea st and then play ed wel I against Southeast but, two fata l mistakes and then doo m for the red and blac k . Linc oln High then bou nce d bac k to win thre e of thei r last five , clai min g vict orie s ove r Mill ard , Ralston, and Gra nd Island. Indi vidu ally , the Links lead ing rusher was sop hom ore Udu ak Udo fia, with 511 yards on 100 carries. Ralph Kuw amo to hit 24 of 48 passing atte mpt s, for a fine 50% com plet ion perc enta ge . Mar k Roh nert was the lead in g rece iver , snaring 15 passes, whil e ave ragi ng an excellen~ 23 .5 yards per catc h : On defense Mik e Was hing ton led th e team with 69 tackles, 48 of those unassisted. The outl ook for nex t year's squad is brig ht, with eleven retu rnin g lette rme n and help from the Sop hom ore and Reserve Squads, Coach Ball 's '75 team sho uld represent LHS well .

The Links offense rolled over Papillion for victory No . 2, and remained undefeated .

It takes coaching, desire, and execution to put together a-winning season .

Mike Washington can hit, as LHS claimed a 7· -0 victory.

Uduak Udotia bursts through the line for a big gain.

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I' Harlen ford evades Knight tacklers as he picks up good yardage .

Cary Downs breaks the " Gate of Spirit" while enterin g the field .

Ralph Kuwam oto scans the field ,or open receivers, and Mike Washington provides protec tion .

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RESERVE FOOTBALL: Row 1: R. Mutchi e, R. Glover, R. Lacher, C. Tesch, C. Fry, C. Meginnes, J. Sheets, G . Horacek, J. Weixel man , C. Mathew s, S. Blackwell, Coach Story . Row 2: Coach Zuspan, D . Warnke, P. Faughn , M . LeBaron, B. Brown, R. Gossard, T. Fosdick, M . Ford , R. Mason , M . Helmstadter, L. Long , T. Carlson, D . Hollan d . Row 3: K. Manula k, R. Hitz,R . Starling , R. Haller, J. Domgard, D . Worster, T. Martin , B. Lorraine , D.

Davis, D . Borchers, T. Kruse, D . Walker.

Looking Forward to Next Year and Varsity With a fine Sopho more squad and a good Reserve squad contr ibutin g indivi duals to next year's Varsit y, the Linco ln High footb all progra m will contin ue to be a succpss. The 197 4 Reserve team had a 3-5 record , howe ver the group was cited by Coach Story as, '·anot her fine Linco ln High group to coach ." This year's team •vvas a ded icated group and was led by Jim Sheets, Dan Holla nd, Mike Ford, Greg Horac ek, and Randy Haller . Horac ek led the team in rushin g and scorin g as he averaged 80 yards per game and

had 34 points on the season. The defen se was led by Holla nd with 64 tackle s. The Sopho mores comp iled one of the best records in years with a 4-2 mark , and lost only one intra- city game, that to North east . The offens e was led by Bryan Clark with 480 yards rushin g in 6 games, while Jeff Brooks led all recei vers wit.h 19 recep tions for 307 yards . Mich ael Fallstead led the defen se with 72 tackle s follow ed by lboroh Umor en with 61'.

SOPHO MORE FOOTBALL: Row 1: G. Hanson , M . Fallstead, J. Story, D . Anderson, H. Ford, I. Umore n, J. Kaufman, M . Schrader, D. Simpson, G . Schwisow, A . Ozaki, D. Lococo. Row 2: Coach Folsom, B. Clark, J. Yoakum, W . Johnson , D . Chadd, J. Brooks, D. Barron, D. Carstens, M. Steen, S.

Carlson, S. Sears, T. Maxwe ll, A . Becker , Coach Tapp. Row 3: D. Scoville, L. DeBoer, S Rapp, T. Hellbusch, D. Massa, R. Metzge r, J. Wolfe, G. Rengstorf, K. Venhaus, R. Sinner, D . Clayton, Coach McPherson .

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CROSS COUNTRY: Row 1: M . Hollow ay, T. Roth, B. Geisler , B. Dowlin g. Row 2: Coach Scott, A . Loos , D . Weers, K. Creer, J. Fast, G. Ashcra ft.

Harriers Experience Disappointing Season A lack of depth and exper ience was cited for the poor perfo rmanc e of this year's Cross Coun try team, which was labele d by Coach Scott a , ''One of the most unsuccessful years in the histor y of the sport at Linco ln High_,,. This year's team begar. the season on a sour note as they could not even field enoug h runne rs to have a team at the Fremo nt Invita tional , and finish ed last in the meet. Their m isfortu ne contin ued for the follow ing two meets as the Link gave poor perfo rmanc es at Millar d and Papill ion . Howe ver, the only victor y of the season came at the next meet as the team down ed Ralsto n by a score of 19-37 . Red and Black ruriners finish ed one, two, three , five, and eight to captu re the meet . The Links went on to finish tenth in their own Invita tional Meet. This year's team gave the worst perfor manc es ever by a LHS Cross Coun try team as they finish ed last in both the Publi c Scho ols Meet and Trans-Nebraska Meet . The team' s best effort of the year One hundr ed fifty-f our

came at the Distri ct Meet as they defea ted Norfo lk and Co lum bus to captu re sixth place . This year 's team was led by junior Brian Dowli ng, a track letterm an who went out for Cross Coun try for the first time this season and surprised a few peopl e . Dowli ng won two meets and was a meda list in four others . Backi ng up Dowli ng were return ing letterm en Bob Geisler and Tom Roth , who sustained a foot injury in mid-season, a well as two time track letterm an Mike Hollo way. · For the fifth, sixth, and seven th men the Links had to rely on sopho mores Glen .Ashcraft, Ken Creer, and early in the season, .Alan Loos . Next year's outloo k appears bleak with Dowli ng the only prove n runne r on the squad, althou gh he shoul d be one of the top runne r in the state . Glen Ashcr aft, Ken Creer, Alar. Loos, and John Fast shoul d provid e some help to the 1975 squad .

Glen Ashcraft finishing a grueling race .

They're off and running with only 2 /i miles to go before they finish-.

Above: Mike Holloway getting ready for a big me1:t . Right: Link Harriers warming up before a meet.

. t Mee e Stat the at e hors mel pom the on 2nd hing finis , tine rou his on es trat cen con udt Rick Tra

Links Gymnasts Fare Well at State Tourney Alt hou gh th is year's team did no t qua I ify for state, fou r me mb ers did qua lify ind ivid ual ly, and the y represented LHS we ll Bob Ro thw ell was second on the tra mp olin e, Rick Tra udt aiso pla ced second on the pom me l horse. Sco tt Kahler fini she d fou rth on the stil l rings . The onl v underclassman to qua lify fro m Lin col n Hig h was Dan Shrader, wh o pla ced seventh on the horse Ro~hwell and Tra udt also received a!l- city rec ogn itio n for the ir effo rts th is season . The dep th for this year's squad was pro vid ed by seniors, Wh itne y James on rings and Kevin Shelledy, all- aro und ma n; Bruce Go ttsl ebe n on the par alle l bars and Steve Alle n in the floo r exercise eve nt. Bruce Clark wh o figu red to hel p the team ou t this year was sid elin ed by illness early . The tea m itse lf had a me dio cre season as the y com pile d a 3-4 dua l me et rec ord . The tea m - pla ced thir d in city , fift h in Trans-Nebraska and fou rth in bot h the East 1-80 and Dis tric t me ets . Ne xt year the tea m wil l be anc hor ed by Dan Shrader, wit h Steve Du nlo p , Jin, Johnson, Krag Kru tak ,. Ted Mii ier , Do ug Wassung, and Lyle Wa ter me ier figu rin g pro min ent ly in Coach Failste'ad's plans for his 7 5 squad .

Kevin She!ledy shows good form on the "P" bars .

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VARSITY GYMNASTICS: Row 1: J. Johnson , L. Waterrneier, S. Dunlap, T. Miller. Row 2: B. Rothwell, K. Shelledy, R. Traudt, D . Shrader, D . Wassung . Row 3: Coach Johnsor., Coach Fallstead , S. Kahler , W. James, 5. Allen, Coach Pritchard .

What goes up must come down, will soon be proven by this LHS gymnast as he does t he giant on the horizontal bar .

Scott Kahler was one of the top ring men in the state. Here he demonstrates the iron cross

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Rugg Leads Tennis Team to Tie for State The 1974 tennis team brought the first state champions hip to Lincoln High since 1969. This year's team was led by state singles champion Larry Rugg and the LHS doubles team of Max Brandt and Cerd Anderson . Allan Fen, Alan Shaw, Steve Eckel, Rick Osborn , and Mitch Hrdlicka added depth to this year's squad . Rugg , who finished third at the state meet last year as a sophomore , came back to capture the title this season. In doing so , he tied Lincoln High with Lincoln Southeast and Fremont in the team standings . The Lincoln High doubles team of Brandt and Anderson which went to state, lost to the Southeast team in a quarter round match . The netters however, lacked experience as they posted a 6- 3 dual meet record . But, when it came to the big meets it came down to a battle between Lincoln High and Southeast . Southeast nipped the Links at the city and East 1-80 meets and LHS captured the Trans-Nebr aska titie and tied for the State crown . Doug Haave coached this year's squad with the ass istance of Sig Garnett . Coach Haave summed up his feelings on the season this way , "I t was an unexpected pleasure for a first-year coach. " Next year , the prospects look good , with defend ing stale champion Rugg , as well as four other lettermen from this year's squad returning to the courts.

Assistant Coach Sig Garnett, Max Brandt, Alan Shaw, Linda Johnson, and Allan Fen watch an ongoing match.

Larry Rugg serves a·nother of his many aces. Rugg won the Class A singles title at the st ate meet .

m\t\ \--\-\U1 t t ~ t l t t:tttu::.\::U:•\=:\U.-P--\=m Senior Allan Fen added depth to this year's team as he was usually the fifth man; he played on the second doubles team also .

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VARSITY TENNIS: Row 1: R. Osborn , A. Shaw, M. Brandt, M . Hrdlicka . Row l: L. Rugg, A. Fen, S. Eckel.

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n so ea S ts h lig h ig H e itl T p -u er n n u R State The 1974 voll eyb all team posted an exc elle nt season high ligh ted by a second plac e finis h at state, with Dist rict, and Tra ns-N ebr ask a con fere nce title s . The Link s also ffnis hed second at the city , and East 1-80 con fere nce tour ney s . The team's bigg est prob lem this season was East High as they finis hed ahead of LHS a.t state, city , and East 1-80. The team reco rd on the season was 17-s .· Indi vidu ally , Sue Bruce, Deb bie Van Dusen and Pam Koo ntz all rece ived all-c ity reco gnit ion and Pam Koo ntz rece ived al I-st ate rec ogn ition . Sen iors Lau ra Bro wn , Theresa Dole zal, Chr isty Olso n , and Janet Lind hurs t also play ed a. maj or roll on the team this season as did und ercl assm en Peggy Nich ols, and Joan O 'Conner. Thro ugh the dete rmin atio n of Coach Sass and the girls, the girls voll eyb all prog ram at Linc oln High has sprung bac k from two med iocr e seasons to bec ome one of the fin est and mos t successful programs in the state. And with this year 's exc elle nt reserve squad , whic h pos ted an 1·1- 1 reco rd on the seas.on incl ud ing a city title , help ing thos e underclassmen alre ady on vars ity, nex t season sho uld be as goo d if not bett er than this season .

Sue Bruce zeroe s in o n her next ret urn .

P. , n Brow L. , Sass h Coac 2: Row . ols Nich P. , man Bock . D , zal Dole . T , n Duse Van . D , nnor O'Co J. t, Wes C. 1: Row VAR SITY VOLL E\'BA LL: Koontz , J. Lind hurst, C. Olson , R. Lamb , S. Bruce.

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RESERVE VOLLEYBALi.: Row 1: L. Hinkle, C. Bridgmon, S. Vanek, K. Sohl , D. Mulligan, K. Michon . Row 2: Coach Stange, R. Hillman , J. Rathe, R. Hruby , K. Wilson, R. linkugel, T. Hogan .

Pam Koontz and Sue Bruce eye the ball for a return against an opponent.

Sue Bruce returns a volley against Ralston and chalks up another victory.

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VARSITY GIRLS' SWIMMING: Row 1: J. Stephens, M . Brandt, J. Larsen, L. Wortman , V . Paul , D . Reinwa ld . Row 2: Coach Cot ter, J. Porter, A . Wayn~ , J. Lienhart , K. Graham , B. Li ghtbody, Coach O ' Nei ll.

Wayne Leads Swim Team to Tenth at State The girls' swimming team experience d a fair season this year as they finished tenth in state, and fourth in the Lincoln Public Schools, Trans-Neb raska, and Eastern 1-80 meets. The team 's dual meet record was 2-·6 as they chalked up victories over Hastings ·and Ralston. This year's team was led by Annette Wayne, Brenda Lightbody, and Kim Graham who compiled most of the Links points throughou t the season . The team lacked depth as only twelve girls consistent ly showed up for workouts and Coach Cotter felt this had an adverse effect on the team . Others who helped the team throughou t the season were Julie Porter, Janet Lien hart, and early in the season Sue Reed did an excellent job diving but missed the last half of the season due to illness. Annette Wayne received all-city honors for her efforts during the season . And the 1500 -yard free relay team of Annette Wayne, Julie Porter, and Brenda Lightbody won the event and set a new record at the Lincoln Public Schools Relay Meet.

Next year's team will probably be led by Joette Larsen, and five other ret urning letterwinne rs : Juniors Debbie Reinwald, Virginia Paul , and Linda Wortman; and sophomore s Joy Stephens, and Marlene Brandt .

Coach es Cotter and O'Neill compare times .

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Links swimmers head for a victory against Southeast, and went on to place 10th at the State Meet.

Above: Heading for the wall. Right: Endurance, it's nice to have .

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BOYS' L-Club: Row One: A . Massa, M . Washington (V. Pre5- .), J. Beaver, G. Claypool , R. Springer, S. Kahler, B. Gottsleben . Row Two: R. Taft, G. Tarrence , M. Hrdlicka, R. Osborn , B. Dowling, S. McMeen (Pres.) . Row Three: J. Debus, R. Kuwamoto (Sec .) B. Spale, D. Larkins, S. Eckel , D. Holland. S. King. Row Four: S. Allen, J. Abbott, D. McKinney, L. Rugg, T. Roth (Tres .-Hist .). Row five: M . Holloway, C. Metzger, M . Smith, D . Yontz, G. Ashcraft.

GIRLS' L-CLUB: Row One: D. Rohan, C. West, K. Michon, C. Bridgmon, D. Bockman. Row Two: S. Reed, D . Welchoff, C. King, D. Van Dusen, P. Bowling, S. Bruce . Row Three: R. Hruby, J. Lindhurst, C. Olson, L. Wortman , L. Brown, P. Koontz (Pres .), T. -Dolezal.

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Fall Sc@reboard BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY LHS 17th 8th 3rd 1st 10th 2nd 6th 2nd 7th 6th 4th 6th

BOYS' VARS !TY FOOTBALL

MEET Fremont Invitational Millard In vitational Papillion-Northeast Ralsto11 Lincoln High Invitational Mill ard Wesley an Invitational York Trans-Nebraska 1-80 Conference u·ncoln Public Schools District

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OPPONENTS Lincoln Pius X 0 Papillion 0 Scottsbluff 14 Lincoln Northeast 13 14 Lincoln Southeast Millard 6 Ralston 6 North Platte 6 34 Lincoln E.ast Grand lsla.nd 22

LHS OPPONENTS 79 .70 Paptllion 96.97 108 North Platte-Grand Island 121 -132 104.13 Lincoln East 125 101 .30 Omaha South 127 .3 102.10 Millard 116.35 Beatrice 77 .53 105.97 Lincoln Southeast , 107.64 116.52 Lincoln Northeast 80 .96 100.82 3rd Lincoln Public Schools Trans Nebraska 6th 5th l-80Conference Districts Stb

OPPONENTS Lincoln East 3 Millard 4 Lincoln Northeast 0 Ralston 0 Hastings 2 Linc;oln Southeast 3 Grand Island 5 1 Lincoln Northeast Paprl!iolil 4 ~ in{;9ln Puh!ic S·chools Tra(ls-Nebra.,ka Easler'n 1-80 State Meet

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OPPONENTS LPS Relays Lincoln l'forthea~.t Ralston Millard Hastings Lincoln East Omaha Westside Lincoln Southeast Grand Island 1--80

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RESERVE GIRLS VOLLEYBAU, OPPONENTS Omaha Westside Papi Ii ion Lincoln North east Millard Lincoln Southeast. Ralston Lincoln Pit1s X Lin coln East

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Papillion Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast Millard Ralston Lincoln East

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n so ea S h g u o T e c n ie er xp E rs e g a C ks n U This year's boy s' bas ketb all team began the se·ason with only thre e retu rnin g lette rme n, Ross Krueger, Bob Met z, and Mic k Hou liha n. Wit h few men retu rnin g from the prec edin g year, Coa ch Joh nso n had to rely on mem bers of last year's reserve team to fill the holes vac ated by grad uati on . Ralp h Kuw amo to, Ant hon y Edin gton , Charles Met zge r , and late r in the season Rob ie Rob inso n wer e mov ed up to take vars ity pos ition s on the team . The ope ning gam e of the season was held in Johnson Gym as the Links took on the Has ting s Tigers. The Links led duri ng the enti re con test exc ept for the last two min utes of the gam e whe n Has ting s took the lead and eve ntua lly won the gam e 46-43. The cagers then lost thei r nex t four games befo re pick ing up thei r first vict ory ove r Ralston. The team wen t into the gam e as big und erdo gs and cam e out with a 43--35 win ove r the eigh th rate d Rams . The follo win g nigh t LHS trav eled to Om aha Nor thw est and cam e hom e with a hea rtbr eak ing 47-45 loss . The Links won thre e games on the year with the othe r two vict orie s com ing ove r the Kearney Bearcats at Kea rney , and the high ly regarded Pap illio n Mon arch s at Joh nso n Gym . In the dist rict tour nam ents , the Links lost to the Sou thea st Knig hts, who eve ntua lly wen t on to bec ome City Cha mps . Tho ugh the Red and Blac k mac hine put up a toug h figh t aga inst the Knig hts, it was to no ava il as they wen t dow n in defe at . Nex t year look s rath er blea k for the Links. But, hop eful ly und er the lead ers hip of jun ior Cha rles Met zge r and sop hom ore Rob ie Rob inso n of this year's vars ity squad, as well as thos e mov ing up from the reserve and sop hom ore squads, LHS will be able to mol d a win ning season .

Mick Houl ihan lays one up as the Links drop ped their first game of the season to the Hastings Tigers by a score of 46-43.

Ralph Kuwamoto was the leading scorer for LHS this season .

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Coach Johnson attempts to get his cagers fired up before the second half begins .

Charlie Metzge r wins anothe r openi ng tip . Metzge r was a top reboun der for l.HS this season .

Bob Metz. is just too qu ick for this oppone nt, as he drives in for a lay-up .

VARSiT Y BOYS BASKETBALL: Row 1: Coach Johnson, S. Allen , J. Berks, R. Kuwam oto, B. Metz, Coach Zuspan. Row 2: R. Krueger, D. Brozek, C. Metzge r, A . Edingto:1, B. Hartshorn , T. Bruggeman, M . Houlih an .

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Ralph Kuwam oto gets a tip-in against Hastings . score of 46-43 .

Above, Rough play under the boards resulted in a tough loss. Left, Bob Metz tallies two as the Links upset Ralston 43-35 in Johnson Gym .

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BOYS' RESERVE BASKET· BALL: Row 1: J. Goodwin, R. Shepard , G . Horacek , M . Smith , G . Heckman , B. Johnson . Row 2: R. Robinson , J. Rump , M. Tarraferro , J. Heckman, K. Scholz , J. Abbott, D. Carsten ., Coach Folsom .

Reserves Show Strength-Sophs Win One The 1974--1975 reserve basketball team showed promise as it played excellent basketball at times during the season. Coach Joe Folsom 's cagers compiled seven victories on the season against nine losses , many of those by slim margins . Possibly the team 's best effort of the year came against Omaha Central as the reserves won by a s-core of 47-37. The leaders on this year' s squad were Russ · Shepard in scoring as he put in 157 points , and Jim Goodwin with 116 points. Mike Tarraferro led all rebounders with 82 followed by Karl Scholz and Jerry Heckman. The sophomore team of Coach Jake Kirkland posted a poor record of 1-11 . The lone victory came over Millard . This was the first year for coach Jake Kirland at Lincoln High . Coach Kirland split his time between the University of Nebraska where he is enrolled and coaching for the Links . Coach Kirland commente d that he felt that experience was gained from this year's poor season . Kevin Albers fires a shot aga inst East during a sophomore game.

BOYS' SOPHOMOR E BASKET BA Lt: Row 1 : D . Weers , S. Carlson , R. McClaurine , T. Tietsort, K. Guenther . Row 2: H . Weaver , C. Sughroue , R. Metzger , T . Baruth, K . Albers, Coach Kirkland .

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Young Wrestlers Experience Poor Season

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With only seven returning lettermen and relying on many underclass men during the year, the '74-75 wrestling team could manage only one dual win over Beatrice, and finished poorly in nearly every tournamen t. Once again this year a lack of interest in the sport hurt the squad . One of the few bright spots for the Links this season was Bob O'Neill as he finished third in both the Trans-Nebr aska and Eastern 1-80 conferenc e meets. Other consisten t performers on the team this year were Dwain Borchers, Steve King, Richard Osborn, Allan Matzke, Mike Scanlon, and Dan Holland. Young wrestlers who really improved as the season progressed were Bob Bousek, Doug Simpson and lborah Umorem. These young men as well as other men from this year's team will hopefully produce an improved squad for Coach Simpson next season . The fraction of Pep Club that is devoted to supporting the Wrestling Team is the Wrestling Auxiliary. This group of dedicated young ladies made locker signs for team members and tried to be present at all home meets.

WRESTLING AUXILIARY: Row 1: L. Jones, K. Michon, D . Jones. Row 2: L. Allen, A . Edmunds, K . Shepard, C. Buckley .

Bob Bousek attempts to pull down this opponent .

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BOYS' WR.ESH.ING: Row 1: K. Stuart, A . Matzke, R. Osborn , D . Borchers, K. Frey, R. Springer. Row 2: S. Schwartzko pf (Mgr . ) , M . Ford, M. Nicholson, J. Auers, S. King, T. Cruz, D . Holland, Coach Simpson .

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LING : Row 1: W. Langley , P. Carlson, D . Pape , B . Bousek, J. Story, D. Simpson . Row 2: M . Astor , T . Maxwell , J. Sears , R. Hitz , K . Venhaus , J. Hanson , M . Scanlon .

LHS wrestler, Walter Langley appears to be having some difficulty with his opponent .

A little extra effort is all this Lincoln High School wrestler needs for a pin .

Sophomore Mike Scanlon brings in another victory for the Links.

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Individuals Lead Swim Team During Year The 197 4-75 swim team began the season with little depth and this hurt them in many dual meets, but, it seemed to make little differ ence when it came to the big meets of the year as the team faired well. The highli ght of the season would have to be the crown ing of anoth er Linco ln High School state cham pion as Dave McCle ery won the 50 yard free-s tyle at the state meet . The team began the season by captu ring the LHS Relays held in the Johnson Gym pool and then beatin g Grand Island in a dual meet. In the weeks follow ing Christmas vacat ion, it was appar ent that the Lin ks lacked the depth to comp ete well in dual meets as they dropp ed dual meets to West side, Hasti ngs , South east, East, and Frem ont. Howe ver, when the big meets began, the team seemed to turn over a new leaf as they finish ed third in both the Trans-Nebraska and East 1-80 confe rence meets . At Trans, strong perfor manc es were turne d in by seniors Dave McCle ery, Kim Pelowski, and Bob Rothw ell. At the East l-80 meet the swimm ers once again did well as Dave McCle ery, Kim Pelowski, Bob Rothw ell, Paul Wolfo rd , Rick Thomassen, and Terry Houc hen all won medals. At the -state meet LHS finish ed an excel lent seventh behin d the efforts of McCle ery and the second place finish of the 200 yard medle y relay team . Coach Cotte r will be minus four of his best comp etitor s next season with the loss of McCle ery, Pelowski, Rothw ell and Wolfo rd, but return ing for next season will be Rick Thomassen, Terry Houch en and a few other fine swimm ers which Coach Cotte r will be able to build aroun d . Once again next year the Links shoul d have a fine swim team . The LHS relay team headin g for anothe r victory in the Links' pool.

Conce ntratio n is shown by these swimmers as they wait for the bang of the gun and the start of a gruelin g race .

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BOYS' SWIMMING: Row 1: J. Johnson, R. Mason, J. Arenas, P. Faughn, A . Loos, K. Kruta.k . Row 2: Coach Cotter, Coach Mcfann, M . LeBaron , P. Wolford, J. Weixelman , R. Thomassen, J. Kessler . K. Pelowski. D . .'v\cCleery, B. Rothwell, T. Houchen .

Sophomore John Arenas relaxes after finish ing a grueling race.

Krag Krutak shows good form as he finishes his routine dive.

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GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: S. Bruce, D . Van Dusen, P. Bowling, K. Oswald, D . Bockman, J. Brown. Row 2: B. Lightbody, R. Hruby, J. Lindhurst, P. Koontz, C. Olson, Coach Sass .

Coach Sass takes time out to regroup during the East game . This was the first year that girls' basketball experienced crowd approval.

Above: Frances Harre lays up a shot against Papillion Monarchs Left: Sophomore starter Debbie Van Dusen was the team's playmaker this season .

Girls Basketball Suc cee ds In First Sea·son In its first year at LHS, girls' basketball was a big success as many fans turned out to watch the fine basketball played by the female Links . Several of the '75 cagers had played on basketball teams before . Kathy Oswald, Brenda Lightbody and Debbie Van Dusen were on the Roberts Basketball team lo c ally , and have gone to national ba sketball finals rece iving nation al recognition for their great basketball playin g . The team started out the season by winning only two of their first f-our games. The victories came over Papillion and Mi Ilard and the losses were to Ralston and East. But, as the se ason progressed and the girls became more and more poised , the Red and Black machine rolled up victories over Southeast, Grand Island, Northeast, Beatrice , and then carried their regular season momentum into the Millard tournamen t and won their first game of the tourney by defeating Papillion 32-30. The Links then lost a semi-final game to Ralston by a score of 41-38 . Starters on this year's team were Pam Koontz , Kathy O swald , Brenda Lightbody, Robin Hruby, and Debbie Van Dusen , who gained all -city recognition ..for her efforts . The reserve t eam taired well as they posted a 5-3 record on th e season . The team for next year wi 11 be hampered with th e graduation of several players, but with Miss Sass' fine coac hin g, next ye ar's team should be ju st as grea t or even bette r th an thi s year's.

Senior Brenda Lightbody, a starting forward gets a basket against Papillion .

The reserve LHS cagers attempt to work the ball inside the Papillion defense .

GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL: Row 1: D. Rohan , S. Vanek . F. Harre, K. Mulligan, L. Hinkle, R. Fen . Row 2: K. Wil son , T. Hogan, B. Krueger, R. Hillman, B. Houlihan, D . Jones, J. Rathe , Coach Brower .

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GIRLS' GYMNA STICS: Row 1: S. Underh ill , S. Elliott, B. Crowe ll, B. Jones, L. William s , P. Schroeder , C. Bridgm on , K. Michon , D . Nelson . Row 2: T. Gabelm an , C. We st, J. Hiatt, C . Bomberger, D . Bitenieks . t'-l . Workm an , S. Kitchen , Coach Arnold . Row 3: Coach Fallstead , V. Wachte r, L. Reese, M . Spra gue, R. Anderson , P. Mulliga n , Coach Pritcha rd .

Girl Gymnasts Complete Mediocre Season This year's girls ' gymn astics squad opene d the season with eight return ing letter wome n, and hopes of winni ng many meets . LHS won their first meet of the season against Ralston , and as the season progressed the girls contin ued to perfo rm well in some meets but ran into verv stiff comp etition when comp eting with the city schools. This year 's team was led by Cathy West , Trace y Gabe lman . Karel Micho n as well as sopho mores Belind a Crowe ll and Cindy Bridg mon . With much youth on the team this year, Coach Fallstead's teams in the comin g years shoul d fair well .

Coach Fallstead gives his gymnasts some pointer s on improv ing their skills .

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Tracey Gabe Iman demonstrates excelle nt form while perform ing a floor exercise routine during a meet .

Belinda Crowell on the balance beam , Cathy 'Ne,;,t on the uneven parallel ba1·s, and Tracey Gabelman on floor exercise, demonstrate their special abilities .

Ruth Anderson combines grace and balance enroute to a good score on the balance beam. Ruth is only a sophomore and should help the team next season . This is the third vear LHS has been involved in gymnastics.

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AQUALINKS: Row1~ D. Bitenieks, J. Hiatt, D. Antoniskis, B. Miller, J. Lienhart 1 N. Clore, C. Kapustka, J. Stepher s. Row 2: R. Williams , B. Mientka, K. Damian, E. Blank, S. Bish, l. Wortman , B. Krutak, K. Heberlee. Row 3: T. Ventura, S. Reed, N: Morgan , P. Mason, l. Kapustka, J. Sinner, R. Krueger, S. Elliott, L. Johnson, J. Porter.

Aqua:links Present Show With Circus Idea Sponsored by Mrs. Opal Stoehr, this year's AquaHnks show was presented on March 26 and 27 in the Johnson Gym pool. The theme of the show was "The Greatest Show on Water,'' and was centered around the circus , The emcees for this year's show were Alan Shaw, Tom Dean, Brenda Lightbody and Kathy Maier, as they introduced each act with a small skit. The skits were appropriat ely named with such names as ''Town Clown," "The Lion Tamers," and "The Bareback Riders." Soloist this year was Julie Porter; and the male swimmers were Paul Wolford, Mick Muthersba ugh and Tim Mientka starring in the officers act.

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Sponsor, Mrs . Stoehr is trying 1:o repair some equipmenl while some anxious Aqualinks look on.

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Soloist Julie Porter as she begins her act on the trapeze.

Winter Scoreboard BOYS'VARS!TY BASKETBALL LHS

43 33 56 32 40 42 32 43 45 60 49 59 62 50 41 53

GIRLS'VAR ITV BASKETBAL

OPPONENTS Hastings Westside Omaha 8-enson Beatri(." Lincoln Southeast Omaha Central Lincoln orthea.st Ra!stoP Omaha Northwest kearney Grand island l'-lorth Platte Papiiljon liricc1ln East Omaha South Miilard

46 .52 60 ·35 55

LHS F.15 48 26

Papillion Ralston Lincoln East 4 Millard 36 Lrncoln Southeast 33 Grand Island 29 Lincoln Northeast 46 Beatrice Millard TOlJrhament 32 Papillion Ralston 3f> 42 Millard

GIRLS'GYMNASTICS .

OPPONENTS 28

LHS 50.40

57 21

61 .80 50.39 58 2 31.65

5.01

21 18

52.67 66 .38 b1 .30

4th

60.48 6th 5th

LI·-!'"" Relays Crand I_!enc Millard Lincoln lortheast Om aha \Vestside Lincoln Southeast Hastings ~incoln fast i-rc-'mont ~ioux Ci(y -lor ran -1 ebr

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9 20 '15 0 ·12

36 113 ·101 107

31 37 22 28 37 33 31 38

Papiil1nn Ral l'):1 Lin coln Ea t Mill.:: i rci Lincoln So udwast Grand \sland Lincoln l 'or h ast Beatr ice

OPPO! HHS hemont Invitational ,V@ar<l 36 Grand Island 48 Pap, llon 39 Lincoln East 37 Ralston 59 l incoln Northeast 38 East 1-80 Lincoln SoutheaL•t 37 Hastings 48 Tran Nebraska Beatrice 19 Districts

GOVS' SOPHOMOf E BASKETBALL

GIRLS' RESERV E BASl<ETBAtl LHS

28.90 65.60 67.75 73.04 61.29 77.26 69 .13

44.98 63.71 69.13

BOYS' RESERVE BASKETBALL

OPPONENTS 101 82

Ralston Omaha \A estside Lincoln Southeast Lincoln Ea t Beatrice Lincoln Northeast Omaha South PapiUion Grand Island City Millard East 1.. 3

Rt'Serve Record 4-2

BOYS' SWIMMING

1st

OPPONE TS

OPPON ENTS 20

43 33 24 16

25 }b

OPPONE~HS Papill"on Lin co ln Nor~heast Unc:oln [a-;t Ralston O:'naha W -stside PiusX Lincoln East Lincoln Southeast Miilard Lincoln Northea~t Lincoln Southeast l:3eatnc

53 46 50

51 58 46 • 44

65 46 48 .54 80

LHS 44 49 45

43 47 44 42 43 51

47 46 54

OPPO Hastings Omaha Wests .de Beatri~e Omaha Benson Lincoln Northeast Ral ton Omaha Northwest Kearney Grand island Omaha Central North Platte Papillion Lincoln East Omaha South Lincoln Southeast Millard

58 3·3 35 48 45 45 33 40 62 37

BOYS' VARSITY YRACK: Row 1: M . Holloway, M . Fallstead , A. Loos, B. Dowling, I. Umoren, M . Ford, U. Udofia, S Dunlap, J. Sears, S. Shaw, ~'I. Doran . Row 2: Coach Story , R. Ceiger, B. Metz , J. Fast, R. Gossard, S. Mann ix, S. Allen , T. Roth , 8 . Gutierrez, F. Cruz, L. Ru gg, C. Robinson , T. Fosdick . Row 3: G . Tarrence, J. Beaver, D . Brozek , D . McKinney, B. Geisler, J. ,A,bbott, D . Tivis , B Smith, G . Claypool, M . Washin gton , Coach Scott, Coach

Mueller .

Lettermen Lead Thinclads in New Season With a total of twelve returning lettermen leading the Lincoln High thinclads into the track season the team had the potential to put together a fine season. Head coach, Harold Scott, felt that the weight events would be the team 's strong point as defending state shot put champion Mike Washington, defending city discus champion John Beaver, and Dave McKinney all returned . Returning varsity distancemen included miler Bryan Dowling, half-miler Rich Ceiger, Bob Geisler, Mike Holloway and quarter--rniler Gary Claypool. Gary Tarrence returned in the springs and long jump, Steve Allen in pole vault, and Jeff Abbott in hurdles . LHS finished second at the seven team Millard Relays which was their first meet of the season as the host team Millard won by two points . With this encouraging performance under their belt and the arrival of better weather perhaps the team can bring home some championships .

lohn Beaver and Mike Washington discuss their marks after completing the discus.

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Larry Rugg and Mike Holloway ran the 880 for the team this season . Both Ru gg and Holloway also ran ·the mile relay for Coach Scott . This was Rugg's first yea r and Hollmvay' s third for t he links .

Steve Dunlap ran the low hurdles and 880 yd . relay consistently . This is the second year that Steve has been a member of the Links track team.

In the blocks and waiting for the gun is lborah Umoren.

High jumper Steve Shaw and Coach Story talk about the next jump.

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Tom Roth and Bryan Dowling warming up before their event .

Sophomore Steve Shaw goes over the bar at Lincoln Relay s.

John Beaver lets go on one of his fine throws at the Stuart Track .

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RESERVE BOYS' TRACK: Ro.w 1: M . Worster , G . Jones, C. Walk er, B. Gotts leben , K. Guen ther, G . Ashc raft, M . Scan lon, D. Loco co, T. Mart in . Row 2: C. Man n ix, I.. DeBoer, K. Wurs ter, K. Greer, D. Weers, E. \Valker, R. Hi tz, H. Weaver, R.

Ober le, D . Essay, P. Herr ick , Coach Mue l!er .

Mike Was hingto n spins as he tosses the discus durin g a track meet . Left: Brya n Dow ling takin g the hand off from a tired Larry Rugg. Abo ve:

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Coach Zuspan hits infield practic e in additio n to his other duties as coach of the Lincoln Hi gh varsity baseball team .

Anticip ation is ev'iden t in th is scene, will he hit safely or hit into a quick out .

Key Slots Filled by Newcomers to Varsity

Jim Glenn waits for the throw and hopefu lly the tag out during a game aga inst Southeast at Muny Field .

This season appeared to be a rebuil ding year for second year coach Bill Zuspan as only two letterm en return ed from last year's squad , Larry Salinas and Ra!ph Kuwa rnoto . Many positi ons on this year's varsit y were filled by memb ers of the previo us year's reserve and sopho more teams . The pitche rs for the team this year were Larry Salinas, Charl ie Metzg er, and Russ Shepard. Other indivi duals who contr ibuted greatl y to the team were seniors Allan Fen, Brad Ewerth, and Kent Wurst er . With the poor start of the basebal I season because of bad weath er, the Links managed only one victor y out of the first five games.

Charlie Metzge r wields a mean bat when he's at the plate .

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Senior catcher Kent Wurster dives for first base just beating the throw . Kent was a good hitter for this year's squad in addition to his duties as catcher .

Dave Hughes readies himself for the next pitch . Dave added depth to Coach Zuspan's 75 squad . The team began the season slowly but improved as the season progressed .

Russ Shepard looks on as Metzger delivers a pitch. Metzger and Shepard are both juniors and will return next season to bolster the diamondmen .

Dave Hughes gets set to hit another one in a game against Southeast.

The team gets set to go to the plate in hopes of chalking up a few run's.

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Senior first-baseman Brad Ewerth holds this baserunner near the bag .

BOYS' RESERVE BASEBAl.l: Row 1: J. Ha.1ght, D. Diehm , E. Sha.nks,

Watson, T. Hou chen, D. Vance , T. Carlson. D . Carstens , 8 Clark,

j. Weixelrnan, M . Smith, G. Horacek, J. Goodw in . Row 2: Coach Schofield, K. R. Thomassen.

Reserves and Sophomores Bolster Vqrsity Durin g the '7 4 season the reserve squad under the direct ion of Coach Jerry Schof ield posted a 10-3 record and took the city ti tie. The '7 4 sopho more squad with Coach Bruce Waters at the helm poste d a 6-3 record and finish ed second in city. This year's reserve and sopho more teams once ·again provid ed exciti ng action in both programs, as these fine programs contin ued -to prepa re their partic ipants for the higher level of varsit y comp etition . Again both the reserv e and sopho more squads playe d a comb ined total of . .27 games to round out the 197 5 camp aign . Ball, strike, hit, or o ut, the result will be known in just a few seconds.

BOYS' SOPHO MORE BASEBAU.: Row 1: M . Helms~eadter,

Warneke . Row 2: Coach Waters, K. Alberts,

J. Kaufman, D . Simpson , R. Kenny, M. Schrader, A . Ozaki , P. Carlson, S. Carlson, D.

D. Cl.add, R. Metzge r, M . Drent , D . Hi ll,

A . Becker , D . Turner.

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BOYS' GOU: Row 1: R. O'Neel , D. Anderson, L. Long, J. Harnersky . Row 2: 5. Thaller, R. Dietrich , C. Tesch, P. Howsden, K. l<ennel. Row 3: R. Cladbach . T. Bartuh, S. Christopher, D . Walker, J Rump , N. Kreps .

Inexperienced Linksmen Appear Hopeful At the beginning of the season the outlook for this year's golf team looked bleak. The reason for this was that the team lacked depth as they had no established fourth or fifth man that it takes to have a good team . First year coach, Orville Voss did however, have three returning lettermen from the '74 squad on hand to build around as practice began. They \\1ere Steve Christopher, Brian Blocher, and Dean Walker. The squad was hampered in early season practices as poor weather forced all practices indoors and ga.ve the Links very little chance to sharpen up their game on a course. The first meet of the year was scheduled for March 27 at Beatrice. With some improved weather and more time on the course the team found a consistent fourth and fifth man to bolster the team score. Through these efforts the golf team improved individually as they received needed experience during this past season :

Two LHS golfers engage in some fierce competition for a spot on the team .

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I wonder where that one went?

Steve Christopher shows fellow teammate Dean Walker a. new style he has discovered.

It may be peaceful nov,:, but when club meets ball it's a very powerful collision.

Jeff Rump sets one flying.

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GIRLS' TRACK: Row 1: T. Dolezal mgr ., C. King, A . Robinson , T. Bowling, K. Mandery, K. Ricketts . Row 2: R. Spale , C. Reed , D . Nerud, J. Larsen, C. Kapustka, B. Houlihan, M . Grosse, B. Krueger , C. West, T . Hoga.n. Row 3: Coach Sass, S. Bruce, L. Brown, C. Olson, P. Koontz, J. Lindhurst, K. Wilson, R. Hruby, R. Hillman , D . Welchoff, Coach Pritchard .

Laura Brown and some teammates watch the action .

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Mu ch time is pl'.lt into practicing handoffs and here it paid off, as Pateath Bowling and Cathy \'\lest successfully complete one .

Powerful Weight Crew Leads Girls' Track This year's girls' track team began the season ' with one major problem, a lack of depth . Only 25 girls reported out for the sport, eleven of those were returning letterwomen, Coach Sass felt that the field events, especially the weights with Pam Koontz, Christy Olson , and Laura Brown returning from last year's squad, were the Links strong point . She also said that the sprints should be strong, with the distance events being the i.veakest for the team. Others who were outstanding for the team this season were: Darci Welchoff in the half-mile; Judy ·B rown in the sprints; Janet Lindhurst in the high jump; and Cathy West and Peggy Nichols in the quarter-mile. Other returning !etterwomen are : Sue Bruce, Terri Bryant and Cindy King . A newcomer to this year's squad, Pateath Bowling, performed well in the long jump, and 100 yard dash. She also ran in the 880 yard relay . Even though this was not an outstanding year for the girls as a team, many outstanding individual performances were turned in.

Laura Brown pu ts the shot during warm-ups before Lincoln Relays.

Coaches Sass and Pritchard record times while waiting for the next event .

Flexibility is a main ingredient of a good track performance . Cindy Kapustka appears to have mastered this exercise .

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The 1975 gi rls' tenn is squad cap ture d the Linc oln City tenn is mee t as they bega n the season with a you ng team . Coa ch Mar y Lou Gov e wel com ed fou r retu rnin g lette r-wi nne rs to prac tice in the spring , Tracey Gab elm an, Joan. O 'Con nor, Julie Porter, and Bob by Perrine. In add ition to thes e retu rnin g girls , sop hom ore Rut h And erso n appeared to have goo d pote ntia l as she bec ame the Links num ber one singles play er . Practices were a cause for con cern earl y in the season as the girls got in very litt le outd oor prac t ice . But it appeared as if it didn 't both er them , as they won thei r first thre e meets of t he season , two of them very dec isive ly . Sop hom ore, Ruth And erson took top hon or s at the city cha mpi ons hips as she defe ated the num ber one play er from Linc oln East . This appears to be a goo d indi cati on that next year 's tenn is team w ill com pete well against othe r r..Jebraska high scho ols .

The doub l es team of Porte r and Gabe lman prac t ici ng for an upco ming meet . Porte r and Gabe lman were botri retur nin g lette rwi nner s and prov i ded leaders hip t hi s seaso n .

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Reaching to make a toug h shot is soph omo re Ruth Anderson .

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Junior lette rwom an Trace y Gabe lman conc entra tes on her next return

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Top sin gle !, pia ver Ruth A.nderson pops one ove r the net . Ruth ; t pla ce in .i;his year 's Cit y Cham pio nsh ips . too k fir _

the on two ber num was ie Jul . urn ret e fin a kes ma and t sho this Julie Po rte r atta cks ten nis squad.

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Volle ybal l was intro duce d to the Intra mura l prog ram this sprin g . Man y stude nts parti cipa ted.

Dav e McK inne y is look ing for some one to help him out of a toug h situa tion .

Kent Wurs ter jump s up for a rebo und durin g an intra mura l conte st .

type this used tes athle ral Seve . g liftin by n seaso track the for ies read ton hing Was Mike pion cham -put shot State g Defe ndin of work out lo help them selve s for sprin g sports .

The flag footb all team nam ed "Bad Com pany ", were cham ps at the city tourn ame nt .

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lntramurals Help to Mee t Student Needs lntramurals at Lincoln High provide many students who choose not to participate in varsity sports an opportunit y to be in some type of competitio n. It also provides LHS athletes a chance to keep in shape during the off season through the weight-lif ting program, as well as the basketba ll, flag-footba ll, and volleyball leagues . The flag-footba ll champion this year was Bad Company, as they went undefeated during the season at Lincoln High and then went on to take the city champions hip . The basketball champion was Mean Machine as they went undefeated during play at Lincoln High, but were defeated in the first round of the city tournamen t. The weight-lifti ng program run by Coach Story is also one which i~ very popular with many students.

Mike Tarraferro and Jeff Weixelman jump up in hopes of slamming one across the net.

Gary Tarrence and Scott McMeen stay in shape during the off-season.

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Spring Schedules BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL OPPONENTS PiusX Oma ha South Milla rd Lihco ln Southeast Linco ln North east Oma ha Nort h Linco ln Southeast Oma ha Central Linco ln East Ralston Tour nam ent Papi llion Linco ln North east Westside Ralston Linco ln East Distr ict Tour nam ent State Tour nam ent

LHS 8 April April 11 April 12 April 16 April 18 April 19 April 24 April 26 April 28 May 1-2 6 May 9 May 10 May 12 May 14 May May16-23 May26-27

LHS Marc h Marc h April April April April April April April May May May May May May

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OPPONENTS York Milla rd Relays Linc oln Relays Ralston Westside !nvit . Papi llion Frem ont lnvit . Linc oln Publ ic Schools Trans-Nebraska Milla rd Eastern 1-80 Distr ict Mee t State Mee t

27 31 4 ·8 11 15 18 25 29 2 7 9 14 16 23

OPPONENTS Beatrice lnvit . Southeast I nvit. Ralston I nvit . PiusX Capital Cities lnvit . Ralston Westside I nvit . Linco ln Publ ic Schools Milla rd Tran s-Nebraska Linco ln East Eastern 1-80 Papi llion Di trict Tournam ent State Tournam ent

GIRLS' TRACK

BOYS ' TRACK LHS Marc h 25 Marc h 29 4 April 8 April 11 April 15 April 18 April 25 April 3 May 6 May CJ May 16 May May 23-21

LHS April Apr il April April April April April M ay May May

4 8 11 18 22 26 29 2 9 17

OPPONENTS Linco ln Relays Milla rd Ralston Linco ln Pu bl ic Scho ol s Fremon t Tran s- Nebraska. Beat rice Eastern 1-80 Distr ict Mee t State M eet

BOYS ' RESERVE TRACK LHS April May May May

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BOYS ' GOLF

17 1 15 22

OPPONENTS LE-LNE-LSE LE-LN E--LSE LE-LNE-LSE Linco ln Publ ic Schools Non- Qua lifier M eet

LHS April April April April April April April April April April April May May M ay

2 5 8 11 14 16 19 22 25 28 30 3 5 9-10

OPPONENTS Linco ln Southeast Grand Island Linco ln Northeast Westside Lin coln East Papi llion Linco ln Public Schools Lin coln ortheast Ralston Linco ln East Linco ln Southeast Eastern 1-80 Milla rd State Tour nam ent

BOYS ' RESERVE BASEBALL LHS Ap ril 8 11 April April 12 16 April "18 April 19 April 24 April 26 April 28 April April 30 6 May 9 M ay 10 M ay 12 M ay M ay 13, 14 "16

OPPONENTS PiusX Omaha Sout h Milla rd Linco ln Southea t Lin coln North east Oma ha Nort h Li ncoln Southeast Oma h a Cent ral Lin coln East Lin coln East Papi llion Lin coln Nort heas t W est ,de Ral ston Linco ln Publi c Scho ol Rese rv Tour nam en t

l-3OYS ' SOPHOMORE 13ASEBALL LHS 10 April 16 April 18 April 24 April 2 May 9 May M ay 12-14

OPPONENTS Linco ln East Lin co ln Southeast Linco ln Nort heas t Linco ln Southea st Lin coln East Linco ln Nort heast Lin coln Publ ic Scho o ls Sophomore Tour nam ent

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On e hun dre d nin ety -ni ne

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Best Wishes to the Gradu ates of the Class of ' 75

exander lexander Bruce Spilker by Anderson'\S, 1036 0.

We bet you didn't know how headlines were done ; the links Staff found out at Arbor Printing Co., 416 S. 11. Links members include Joan Wortm an, Barb Dobberstein , Ryly Russell, Mr . Mike Diffend erfer, Carolynn Goodw in , Mike Hollow ay, Debbie Liming, Gene Hinkle, Susan Wiliams, Chris deBrestian , and Roger Springer . Not picture d Kirn Graham

Two hundr ed

Mrs. Zuspan at The Aquarium, 5606 S. 48, shows Jeannie Peters and Larry Salinas that fish are an excit ing hobb y.

Bruce Gotts leben by Arthur Owens Studio, Suite -714 , 134 S. 13.

''Enioy Your Fair Share of Milk Everyday"

The Sower, at Bankers Life Nebraska, Cotner & 0, symbolizes the interest it shows in the needs of- Nebraskans; Ruth Cowell and Janice Klamm look on.

Two hundred one

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of ool Sch ser dres Hair r You Ben of ents stud the by wn sho are ey Tall dy San and ott Elli i Sus . in beg The classroom is where style and bea uty really Beauty, 304 S. 11, how it is done.

Start a new hob by with Ceramics! Frank Smith and Sonya Qua rells examine the wor k don e by Miss Beck at Beck Ceramics, 11 & B.

Two hun dre d two

Brad Ewerth "str ikes " one up at Bow l-Mo r Lanes, 302 S. 9.

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Pam Alley wore their equi pme nt, but coul d not take t he place of the peop le at Coffman Electric Service Co., 1341 High.

Two hun dred four

At The Commonwealth Co., 126 N . 11, Debb ie Nelson and Janet Lie nhar t d iscover tha t "eve rybo d y needs a safe depo sit box. "

re mo do e blu of ps am ''st t tha d fin ra ntu Ve r: Te d an an rtm Wo ie bb De for you " at Community Savings Stam1> Co ., 238 N. 13.

at st be ed lik y the r ca the d r fou n lso Ne e nis De d an y Mi ke Ho llo wa Dean Ford , 1901 We!it 0.

at u yo rve se to dy rea are h ac Le da Lin d an , aw Sh an Al y, Kevin Shelled Cooper Pi na Theatre, 12 & f'. The Cooper/l.incoln at 54 & 0 is the second of the "Coo pe r team" in Lin co ln.

t Pa , ins bb Ste s We s ng thi the all s ha 0) 08 12 e, us Ho sic Mu e etz Di Le up old . and Tim Mi en tka need for a real go od sound .

Two hundred five

"Can I help you?" At Douglas 3 Theatre, 1300 P, Julie Porter and Gene Hink le foun d frien dly service, good movies, and lovel y surroundings.

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Step into the 1975 Mon za 2+ 2 as Whit ney James and Joan Wort man did at Du Teau Chevrolet, 18 & 0.

Two hun dred six

Yvette Willi ams and Gwen Langley smile at the frien dly and fast service at Drug Mart Pharmacy, 801 S. 11.

Mari a Gonz.alez by ~dholm & Blomgren Inc., 318 S. 12.

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Family Drug, 48 & Van Dorn, is ma rve lou s for all oc cas ions . Here Barb Mi lle r and Cl iff Robins on view t he large ass ort me nt of cand les.

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Joe and ians utic bea d lifie qua the by cut hair his gets iz Ort e Stev . d sfie sati are ds nee hair r Fernando's Salon De Belleza, 70 & A, whe re all you Sch neid er admires a fashion wig from the Wig Bou tiqu e also fou nd ther e .

· of grad ud pro a is n Flyn k Dic 48. N. 421 ck, Bui n Flyn k Dic at are gton shin Wa e Mik and Wo uld n't you rea lly rather hav e a Buick? Ral ph Kuw amo to It's a real, real nice plac e to do business .

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Pinball mac h ines . TV tennis, and shooting galleries are just some of the things Tom Dean and Julie Cervante5 foun d at Games & Fun, 1217

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Ro" ✓-, hofl illustrates that at Green Furnacie and Plumbing Co., Inc., 2747 N. 4.6, you can find any style of fixtures for any deco r you desire .

Two hun dred n·ne

Debbie Reisel by Hamilton's Studio, 3530 J.

Do- it-y our sel fers Bob Rot hwe ll and Bri an Blo che r kno w tha t Han dym an Hardware, 14-14 South Street, has eve ryth ing the y need.

Congra tula ti.ans to the Lincoln I-Iigh School Graduating Class

1974·-1975

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MemberfDIC Stev e Christo phe r and Richard Osborn are mod elin g two of the many fine sh irts at Jason's, 1346 P.

Two hun dre d ten

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Positions av ail ab le no w for all skills .

--- - - - at rn lea to re mo is re the t tha d fin a stk pu Ka da Lin d an ks Lisa Broo Joseph's College of Beauty, 14 6 N. 11, tha n jus t cu ttin g ha ir .

:; er: flow !th w red pa pre s ay alw is tz Me b Bo ht? 11g to? e on ky luc the Wh o's from Kramer Greenhouses, 10 & Van Do rn .

ie bb De d an kis nis 1to A1 e an Di see we ,, 0 4 1.U ., Inc In Latsd11 Brothers Albers ex am ini ng t he fin e qu ali ty of luggage sold the re.

Two hu nd re d eleven

For chic ken tha t mel ts in you r mou th, and real din ing com fort , Cin dy L. Kel ley and Steve Kin g go to lee's Restaurant at West Van Dorn.

Kim Maa s and Deb bie Lim ing relax in "Fa t Saks" fou nd at Urning's Hom e Furniture Center, 2350 0.

Tw o hun dre d twe lve

Get ting ready for those spring picn ics, Gai l Gei stlin ger and Cheryl Van Dusen stoc k up at Leon's Food Mar t, Winthrop Road & Ryons.

The key pun ch is only one of man y thin gs you learn at Lincoln School of Commerce and NBI, 1821 K, as anc y Fiedler and Pam Koo ntz fou nd out .

to n de Bo aig Cr d an r lie ru y th Ka t gh ou br e The ga so lin e shortag d re we Po le op Pe e th in e rid to r ee on Pi 21 33 , ry cle Cy Lincoln S,: hwinn

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For all his read ing need s, Scot t McM een shop s at Neb rash Bookstore, 1135 R.

Spring brings grad uatio n, and grad uatio n brou ght Kent 1\1attson to Mohawk Cap and Gown, 1125 R.

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The peop le at Norden Laboratories, 601 West Cornhusker Hwy. care • abou t your pets. Neld a Orta ar d Debl lie Moo re are shown where it all begi ns- in the labo rator y itself .

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Brad Hartsh orn shows Lorraine Snoad how to bow!, but leaves the scoring to •:he automa tic scorers at Parkway hnes, 2555 S. 48.

Two hundr ed fiftee n

Kim Grah am, by Plum's Photographyp 333.r; A.

Do you know why Denise Varga goes to Qual ity Petroleum Co., 95'( West O with all her car prob lem s? Because she knows she can get th:: best se rvi ce possible there .

ators oper ent stud e wher 13, N. 230 ng, ressi Haird of ol Scho Sybil & e Reec to go they . fixed hair their need in erste Whe n Ma;i anne Fugh and Barb Dobb use their skills to cut and style your hair .

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Making a deposit, Kathy Oswald and Linda Johnson smile because they know their money is safe at any one of the three offices of Union loan & Savings Assn., 555.5 0, :!09 s. 13, and 1776 S. 70.

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Valentino's at 3457 Holdrege and the new Valentino's at 70 & Van Dorn. _are where David Wacker and Chris deBrestian go for "the greatest Italian food west of Naples".

Two hundred eighteen

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Su~an William s bv Wimam Enterpri·scs, 226 'S. 16.

Fred Wilson Jew~lern, 1342 0, has a big assortment of quality watches,

Bruce Clark, by Zabloudil.

just ask Doug Tenney and Pam Mason!

Two hundr ed ninete en

Ab bo tt, Jeffrey 72, 164,

169 , 180 Ab ele , Da vid 72 Ab ele , Do ugl as 82 Ac ost a, Bei i nda 82 Ac tivi ties 99-148 Adams, Mr . Paul 26 Ad am s, Sc ott 82 Ad cox , Ric k 121 Ad min ist rat ion -W-30 Ad ver tise me nts 197-219 Ad voc ate 144-145 Albers, De bra 32, 43, 136 ,

• Alb ers , l<evin 82, 169, 187 Ald erm an , Co nni e 32 Ald erm an . Karen 97 Alf rey , Mr s. JoAnn 12 211

All en , Ke vin 82 All en , Lin da 72, 136, 170 All en, Pamela 82 All en, Stephen 157, 164 ,

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All ey, Pa me la 32, 141, 204 All ey, Sc ott 72 All ey, Ste wa rt 82 All -Sc ho ol Play '104-105 1\lt hou se, Ch ery l 32, 138 Alt hou se, Mic he le 82, 116 t\n der son , An dre a 32, 136 An der son , Bruce 72, 126 An de rso n, Do ug las 82, 153, 188 An der son , Ruth 82, 136 ,

'192, 193 An the s, Lyn n 72 An ton isk is, Dia n e 32, 52,

62, 105 , 110, 136, 139, 178, 211 Aq ual ink s 178 Arenas, John 82, 173 Arr igo , Da le 72 Arr igo , Vic ky 82 , 105, 107, 137 As hcr aft , Gle nn 82 , 114, 154 , 155 , 164, 183 As hle y, James 32 Assembly Co mm itte e 116 As tor , Mic ha el 171 Auers, An ita 72 , 115, 117 , 137 Auers, John 72, 114, 170 Au gus ta, Karen 32 Au ma n , V--Etta 32, 62 Au stin , John 82 Au stin , Karen 72 Ay coc k, De bor ah 82

Bade, Do nn a 72 Ba hm , Kir k 32 Bair, Kri stin e 32 Bala, Eric 32 Ba lce r, Ka thr yn .32 Ba ldw in , Sc ott 82 Ba.II, Do na ld 82 Ball, Mr . Jerry 26 Ba llin ger , Sh irle y 82 Band 122-123 Bangers, Ing rid 72 Ba ptis te, Iva n 126 Ba ptis te . Pierre 82 , 107 Ba rbo ur, Ca il 82 Barnes, Ric ky 82 Ba rnh ill, Cin dy 82 Ba rro n, Da vid 82, 153 Ba rto n, Larai 72 Ba rtu nek , Stephen 72 Ba rut h .,_ Th om as 82, 169,

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Baseball 184-187 Baugher, Dr . Louise 11 Baugous, Ala n 32, 120 Bayless, Roxanne 82, 120 Beardslee, Ch rist oph er 32 Beaver, John 72, 150 , 164,

180, 182 Be cke r , Ar thu r 82, 153 ,

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Beebout, Brenda 82 Beetem , Do ugl as 82 Beezley, Julie 82, 'l16 Beideck, Lyn n 83, 137 Bell, Mr s. Kay 30 Bell , Mic ha el 72 Bellew, Paul 83 Benash , Cin dy 32 Benash, Pamela 33, ·137 Benes, Ma rv 33 , ·115, 136 Be nne tt, Co nst anc e 83 Bentley, Sally 33, 62, 137,

142 Be rga ntz el, Sharon 83 Be rga ntz el, Susan 33 Berks, James 33, 150, 167 Berks , Steve 83 Bettenhausen , Larry 33 Biggs, Da le 72 Bish, Sara 72, 1·11, 115,

137, 178 Bishop , Ma rk 33 Bit eni eks , Dia ne 83, 116,

136, 178 Brtney, Shari 83, 107, 116 Bla ckw ell, Seth '153 Blake, Bruce 33 Blank, Erin 72, 111, 137,

178 Blessing, Lin da 83 Bliss, An gel a 33, 136 Bliss, Ted 83 Bli tz, Kri stin e 33, 107 Bli tz, Susan 72, 107 Bloch, Ke nne th 33 Blo ch, Robert 83 Blo ch er , Bri an 33, 102 ,

·10s, 126, 210 Blo dge tt, Ca the rin e 33 Bo ckm an, Da vid 33 Bo ckm an, Dia ne 34, 62 ,

160, 164 , 174 Bo cko ven , John 83 Boden, Craig 34, 144, .213 Bo dfie ld, Roxanne 83, 136 Bo dfie ld, Tim oth y 34 Boeve, To ny 72 Bogar, Mr . Wi llia m "10 Bogema, Ric ky 8.3 Bo lton , Rebecca 34, 136,

145, 193 Bo mb erg e .. , Ge org ann 34,

117 Bo nne tt . Fr d 83 Borchers, Dw ain 72, 153,

170 Bo rns chl ega l, Mr De nni s

17 Bo ms ch! ega l, Mr s. Susan

29 Botts, Mic ha el 72 Bourke, Mis s Jamesine 24 Bousek, Ro ber t 83, 170,

171 Bousquet. De bra 83, 136 Bower, James 34 Bower, Joseph 83 Bo wli ng, Pa.t eat h 83, 164 ,

174, 190 Bo wm an , Mr s. Carol 30 Bo wm an, Ch rist oph er 83 Bo wm an, Mr s. Jean 14 Boyer, Lin wo od 83 Boys' Baske1ball 166-169

Boys' Gle e 133 Boys' Gymnastics 156-157 Boys' L Club 164 Boys Oc tet 131 Boys' Sw imm ing 172-173 Boys' Tennis 158 -159 Boys' Track 180-183 Bra mh all, Ala n 34 , 126 Bra mh all, Brenda 34 Bra ndt , Ku rt 34 Bra ndt , Laurie 34, 141 Bra ndt , Ma rle ne 83, 137,

162 Bra ndt , Ma x 72, 159 Brannan , Jackie 83 Bra tt , Steve 35 Bratt, Sue 83 Brauer, Lynn 35 Brehm, Ale xan der 72 Bren nan, Steven 83 Bri deg ma n, Dallas 63 Bri dgm on, Cin dy 83, 161,

164 Briggs, Kevin 72 Bri nto n, Brenda 83 Bri tto n, Cin dy 84 Bri tto n, Ma rk ·120 Brooks, Bo nni e 47 Brooks , Debra 35 Brooks, Jeffrey 84, 153 Brooks, Lin da 72, 137 Brooks, Lisa 41, '110, 211 Brooks, Sherry 21 , 72, 107 ,

111, 115 , 137 Brophy, Ke vin 72 Brown, Mr s . Do ris 14 Bro wn , Ca ry 72 Bro wn , Judy 72, 105 , 107,

1·1-1 , 139, 174 Brown, Laura 35, 62, 150, 164, 190 Bro wn , Leslie 72 Brown, Pa tric ia 72 Bro wn , Ro ber t 21, 72, 153 Broz, Miss ludv 29 Brozek, Da vid .35, "167, 180 Brozek, Ro ber t 72 Bruce, Mr . John 28, 116 Bruce, Suz a. nn e 72, 160, 161, 164 , 174, 190 Bru gg em an , Th om a s 35, 167 Bruha, Peggy 72 Bru mm , All en 72 Bryant, Lynn JS, '124 , 126 Bryant, Terri 35 Bu ck! ey , Ca the rin e 84 ,

'137, 170 Bu ckn II , De bra 35 , 58,

62, 107 Bu dig _. Bri dge tte 73 Bu ell, Miss Frances 15 Bu ett gen bac h , Ca thy 35 Bu ett gen bac h, Nan-·y 84 Buk, Mr s . Barbara 20 Burbach, Randal 35 Burbach, Ric har d 35 Bu rba nk , Kim be rly 84,

"116 , 193 Burcham . Ho wa rd 84 Burianek, Ric har d 84 Burke , Lori 84, 136 But'kgren, Na ncy 73 Bu rne tt, Bre nda 84 Bu rnh am , Byron 3:i Burns, Larry 84 Burr, Sc ott 35 Burt, Peggy 73 Bu rto n , Lh a 41 , 7.3 , 111,

136 Business Education 24 Bu tch er, Jon 35 Bu tdw r, Na om i 73

Bu ttke , Terry 84

Cakl, Susan 73, 115, 137 Callaghan, Nic hol as 84 Callender, Da nny 121 Ca mp bel l, Barry 35 Carlson , An tho ny 73 , 153 Carlson, jay 36 Carlson, Paul 84 , 171 , 187 Ca rls on , Sc ott 84 , 153 ,

169 , 187 Carpenter, Wi llia m 36, 62 Carson, Ad ena 73, 117 Carstens, Dean 84, 153,

169, 187 Carter, Susan 73 , 136 Case, Janet 73, 137 Cashatt, James 36, 126 Catt, Jackie 84, 133 Caughey, Roxanne 36 Cervantes , Julie 36, 107, 136 , 142 , 209 Chadd, Dean 84, 153, 187 Chapp , Larry 84 Ch arr oin , Jef f 84 Charvat, Au dre y 73, 136 Cheerleaders 140-141 Chess Club 117 Chilson, Tad 36 Choat , Roberta 73 Christiansen, Gle nda 36 Chri.stopher, Ma ry 36, 105,

136 Ch rist oph er, Mic he lle 84 , ·[n

Ch ris top he r, Ste ven 36

114, 145, 188, 189, 210 Church, tvlrs . Vera 30 Cirkser.a, luli e 85, 107 Clark, Bruce 36, 219 Clark, Bryan 85, ·ts3 , "187 Clark , Teresa 73 Clarke, De bra 73 Clawson, Mr Dean 27 Cla ypo ol, Ca ry 150, 164 ,

180

Cla yto n, Da vid ·153 Cli fto n , Luc ill e 85, 120 Cline. We ,:, 85 Clore, Na ncy 85, 137, 178 Closner, De bb ie 36 Closr.er, Mi chae l 85 Clough, De bra 36 Co atn ey, Ka thl eee n 85,

116, 137 Coday, Ke lly 73 Co-Ed Counselors 115 Co ff :-nan, Jeffrey 85 Co ffm an, Peggy 85 Coleman, Bruce 85 olli ngh arn , Da'n iel 85 Collins, l3 ,l rnda 36, 41 Col lins, Janet 85 Co llin s, Mr . Wi llia m 24 Colson, Mr . Leroy 18 Co mp ton . Mr . Robert 18 Concert Choir 130 Co nkl in, Roxane 73, 121 Co nne lly, Jay 36, 126 Co nne tt, Ma rk 73 Contreras, An net te 85, ·137 Cook, Rol~er 73 Cooke, Pa tric k 73 Cooper, Terry 37 Cooper, Tra cy 73 Corde ll , Brian 73, 117, 126 Cory, Pamela 85 Cosier, Karen 85 Cotter, Mr . Gene 23, 162 ,

173 Counseling 11

Co unt y Go ver nm ent 98 Co we ll, Ruth 37, 107 , 136 ,

201 Cox , Linda 85 Cox, No rm a 73 Coy, Theresa 85 Crawmer, Miss Wa nd a lb Crisler, Stac ey 85 Crocker, Judith 37 Cross Country 154-155 Cro we ll, Belinda 85 , , 3r,.

177 r· ruz , An tho ny 73, 17(i .

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Cu llen , Ma ry 37 Cu mm ins , Mic h elle 37 Cu nn ing ha m, Am y :(;,

105 , 106, 107 Curry, Randy 85 Cutshall, Terri 37

Da mia n, Ka thy 73 , Tk

139, 178 Da mm e, De bor ra 73 Danc e, Sc ott 85 Danek , Debra 3.3, 37, ·1.~ : Danese, Mis s Teresina 1 • Daniels , Ma ry 85 Davidson, Steven 85 Dav is, Darre ll 107 , 12f-.

153 Dawson , Mr . Robert 1e Dean , Mr . Do nal d 10 Dean, Ma rk 37, 121 D ean , Th om as 37, 1:?·;

145, 209 DeBoer, Louis 85 , 153, 1c: ·· deBrestian, Chris 28, 3?

62, 146, 200 , 218 deBrestian, Steven 73 Debus , Jon ·1so, 164 Debus , Pa tric ia 85, 137 DECA 120 Dehaai, Viv ian 73 Delgado, Joe 37, 150 Delg c.do, Peter 85 Demma , Lucia 85 , 120 DEPS ·120 Deryke , Na ncy 73 Diaz, Rob ert 85 Die hl, Judy 73 Die hm , Douglas 85, 187 Di etri ch, Ri chard 85 , m t: Dif fen der fer , Mr . Mik e 111

144, 145 , 200 Dif fen der fer , Mr s. Vir gin i,

30 Dil lon , Cissy 85 Dinges , Sandra 37 Do bbe rste in , Barbara 3~·

62, 10'> , 107 , 115, 1·111 131, 134, 146, 200, 21! · Do err , Julia 37, 62 , 143 Do lez al, Bruce 73 DoleLal , Theresa 37, 136, 142, 160, '161, 164, 190 Do ling , Dia ne 73 , 136 Do mg ard , James 73, 15.3 Do nah oo, Dallas 85 , 107 136 Do ndl ing er, Larry 38 Doran , Ma rk 85, 114, 11 ; Doran, Mic ha el 87, 180 Do rl , Josephine 85 Do rm er, Ran ee 38 Do rm er, Rhonda 85 Dorsey, Mrs. Betty 30 Dorsey, Vic tor ia 73 Do ugh ert y, Sheree 7°3 Do ugh ert y , Thomas 85 Do ugh ty, Dia ne 73

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Joe 21, 153, , ~SO 41 _ y 7 ne '18 od R , ck au H ryl 86 he C . an dm oo C 169 H ou de k, 1m 42 H7 id av D t, on m au H 75 da en Br , in .,, ·.. od Co , 88 74 l ra ie ba an ar D B , , ltz Fo an lih ou H 87 a nn ia D , er en a" H Eckel, Steven 74, ·:26, ·1s9, , 40 :-i yn ol a~ C , in dw oo C otball 150-153 5, 190 Fo 17 6, 13 75 ah or eb D s, ne av H 164 7, '!3 8, 11 5, 11 0, 11 . 62 , 153 0, 86 10 n , le ar 42 H e , ik rd M Fo , n :'l lih ou H 87 a es er Th s, ne av H Edens, Stephanie 85 0 20 1 ,, 14 53 , 98 , 74 l e ha ic M , rd 3 Fo 20 7, 16 6, '16 5, 10 , 75 la ar K e, le er eb H , 6 12 y E di ng to n , A nt ho r; 75 , 169, es m Ja , in vv .)d o1 G 29 dy an 170, 180 R , d ar ow H 8 17 6, 13 ·115, 167 7 18 2 14 2, ,6 39 ne an uz S e, rd 88 Fo m Ti , d ar ow H 24 ty et B s is M , an km ec H , s D or th ea 12 is M e, or C Edington, C or ne ll 76 Depart11 ge a ua .Im .A ng . la rs n M ig l, re el Fo sh de ow H 9 16 , 87 ld eu Heckmar: , G 116 Edmunds, A lm a 74, 115 , ent 13 76 m · hn Jo , e ow H 9, 16 , 75 g re G , an km Hec Gossard , Richard 75, 153, '13 7, 170 el od y 39 M , 76 an ila m re Tw , fo l el ow H 185 180 Ed vards , C at he rin e 85 12 n re Ka . 74 rs i M rr , Je nd t, la rs ow Fo H 41 el ha ic M k, ric ed H 75 v ie ad Br n, be le ts ot 38 C n ee hl at K , ds ar Edw 8 18 , 42 ul Pa Fo sd ic k, -r im oth y 74 , ·120, , en sd -v o· & H ·11 , 87 a el m Pa r, r.e ef H 4 16 , 40 e -ic Br n, be !e t;; ot G 85 yn hr at K Edwa rds , 0 88 18 y 3, rr 15 La n, 6 ba 13 ra , H 42 ne an Je , m ei H 163, 20 1 Edwards, W ill ia m 85 , 76 , 73 ll he itc M , 30 ster, ),H,f.-t 39 , 133 ka ie Fo !ic ar rd M H . rs M , m ei H 2, 14 , 41 , 35 in or K , m ha ra G 85 na on D Eggert, 74 1 15 h: a jo , nd er Li st 4 :16 Fo is M 9. n, 15 ar m ei H 6 21 3, 21 2, 16 . 7 14 Ehrlich, Randall 86, 114 43 er 40 , '!S O id o~ R vv D , er r st h1 Fo nc 87 re d H on m ay R l, ej H 16 ll re er M . rs M , nt ra G 5, 10 0, 10 , 38 ie sl Le t, ot lli E 1_ 87 88 nk ra F Fouraker, Barbara 86 , by ru er H ob R l, ei H Cray, Dan 86 141 , 178, 202 1, 16 , 88 ta er ob R , by ru H Fox, Pamela 86 42 a~ om Th , l ej H 41 ie an ph te S y, ra C Ellis, K at hy 38, 57 3 0 ·15 19 , K ei th 74 , ·170 4, 87 , 17 ey dd 4, Fr To 16 , cr us !b e! H Green ,. D ebra 75 El li s, M ar k 74, 1·11 , ·1 14 0 12 , , 43 87 e el tin ri~ ha ic ::h c. M . r, e bl te ub Friedman, Bruce 74 o.d H st m ei H 41 v ar G , en re C Ells, Julia 38 19 an Jo . G . rs M r, Fritch 1e, Rob:n 74 fe uf H 7 18 3, 15 41 .ld ~a Ge ., er re G 30 ul Pa Ells M r. 7o se Ro , 75 ks el an ha hb itz, C ar ol yn 86 ic ug Fr M H l, pe em H 76 , 75 na gi Re , en re G 85 rd ha ic Ellsworth , R 88 n sa Su , Cary 74 ks 75 , an en yn hb itz ol ug Fr ar H C , rv em H 76 ky ic R , en re G 7 -1 ·16 t en tm ar ep D h is Engl 2, 6. . 42 , ly al S 88 e s, al Fmhn, D ou gb s 40, ·120 ck D ri s, en he H ~g H1 , 41 i 1r r. an D d. al w en re G 86 lie Engstrom, Ju e 43 , le id av D . s 6 he 13 , ug "17 H 1 5, Fry , A lv in 74 11 3 13 , '14 1 30 ee irl Sh rs. /v1 o, En 42 rry 6 Ba '18 "i n 74, 153 r, al 5, de C 18 2. , y nr Fr ge er H 86 ll da an R , d al w en re G 3, 10 , 86 sa re Te t, ar Enye 43 a or 87 el D da , es en Br gh u , H er ad nr Fry, D eb ra 86 ge er H 4, 15 , e.? t.h ne en l< , er re G 116, 137 43 75 a tie on M ris , K ih r, uV ~e H a1 nr Fry, M ar k 86 ge er H 3 16 86 y ar M y, Eple , 76 t er ob R n, so er 62 ch , ut 42 H ily m Fu gh , M ar ia nn e 40, 62 , E k, ric er H 29 ll re ar D r. D ll, re G Epp, Mrs. Carol 28 5 18 3 3, ·13 ·13 , u 7, ·1 10 p 6, l!i \0 hi P . k ric 136, 139, 2· 1b er H y 22 ub R . rM , ll re C Epperly, Brad 86 1.,tson, D av id 88 , 106 87 e H ni on B 3, Fuller, K at hy 40 , 13b, 21.3 k, H , ric 41 et H e rin he at C , tin rit C Epperly, Pam 74 7 ·10 5, 10 , 43 k ar M n, so ut 17 H '. 1 87 a t )e er . rs ob R M , rr, tz Fu Heuer 5 14 Ernst, M ar k 86 6, 13 6, 11 , 88 lia Ju , tt ia H 87 t er ob R , ith ff ri C G aw O , ss Fu Ertl, Lori 86 • 8 '17 , 136 87 e Su , pp ro C Ertl, Steven 38 30 e Jc AI . rs M , rt be ib H , 21 a or uf B . r M p, cu ss ro C 3 14 e ag Im Espejo, K at hl ee n 38 76 n sa Su , on rs ke ic H 2 10 7 , 13 74 , 38 y ce ne ra ia T D , , ay l an m Im l e ab 86 G ta ar M , Espejo 88 es m Ja , ks ic H 11 n'2 Ja . rs M , up c :.s ro C 3 19 rts D ep ar t2, A 19 3 l 7, ia 18 tr s. du In 111 , 'i3 9, 17 Essay, D av id 74, 117, 88 ry .a ,V s, ck H1 0 19 , 87 n ily ar M e, s~ rn G 7 -? 26 t ~n m Gab ie l , N an cy 40 bs in k, Beth 38, 115 76 a ci ah P , ks ic H 37 n vi ar M , ve ro C 6 12 7, 7 10 13 , hn 86 Jo , na am on gr D In e, ek .d 86 <? ia Ca th yn C d, Etrnun 38 ca ec eb R , i:h re ild H 87 l ie an D s. bb ru C H 1 ct ra te In G al lu p, M ic ha e l 40 1, ·16 , Evans, John 74 88 l he ac R 1, a1 il!m H , 87 d, ne en K r, he nt ue G · 2 '!4 b lu C S AF l na io at m te in 74 id av D s, 86 Gan Evans, l'-Jorma 0 19 5, 17 18 9, 16 5 19 419 s al ur m h~ h1 . 30 g 62 Si , . r 38 M a r tt, ba ne ar ar B C , h rt e Ew , 62 , 42 e en ug E e, kl in H 87 cy an N , on rs de un G 6, 11 , 88 a nn ria 1a /'v , ns Iro 40 dy :i in 14 C Garr tt, 110, 116, '133, 8, 14 6, 14 1, 11 0, 11 5, 10 87 e nc re la C , n un G 136 Garrison, Jay 136 Ewerth, Bradley 15 , 38, 62, 6 ')0 0 ')0 67 es m Ja , on fs ta us G 76 l ie an D , c aa l5 Geis ler, Robert 40, 154, ·110, -1-14 185, 1l\6, 202 5 17 1, 16 , 88 ri \o ~. kl i~ H 0 i8 G ut ie rr ez., B ill y 87, a 88 nd ho R . c a -a 1 180 88 l el an D e, hk is H C ei st lin g~ r, Cathry~1 86 88 rd ha ic R ; cs aa !s 42 in ev K , ke ch is H C ei st lin ge r, G ai l 40, 110, Hitc hc oc k, Ti m ot hv 42 1, 212 11 Randall 88, 153, 17 1, Douglas 27 , r. itz H M , ve aa H Fagerberg, D av id 86 Colleen 86 , rt te en C 43, 157, ey tn hi W , 41 ~s 3 m hy Ja at '18 K F al ls te ad , M ic ha el 86 , e, al H Gergen, Dennis 4-0, 44 6 13 6, 11 , 88 n sa Su , os ob H 87 a el m Pa r, lle :.i H 6 .20 153, 180 30 r l:! th fs . rs !\'\ r, m te et G Hocker. K irk 42 3 15 88 dy e Fallstead , M r. Ray 23, ·157 uc an R Br r, n, le so al ie H m Ja ih au s, Doug!i\s 86 be ie C Hoefs, Terry 88 Za ne 88, 159 sky, John 87, 1811 , er ek am us Farleigh, Brian 86 H no Ja er t, \ichael 36 ilb G 76 id a.v D , an fm of H 0 12 86 , is tir ;e ·133 y 87 hr rr C Te ss e, Ru d, ck ta re d, Ja an Fars H , Cathy 74, 136 am ill G 5, 10 , 42 a sh ar M , an fm of H m ie 87 mis , M rs . Kathleen m ze Ta ud , Ja dy Fasnacht. John 74 an H ,\.1ari ly n 74 , am ill G • 3 21 , 1 13 7, 10 0 13 87 4. d 15 oy , Ll 74 , hn an ·17 m Jo , ne st an Fa H , Tracy 74 am il! G 88 ic c. tri Pa , n na ~r of H 13 ll 88 , M rs . Ji ce ru ew B sh s, an Fattig, Yvette 86 in H nk Je ta 40 ni ia j•_ r, ne ird G 7, 11 , 76 k ic Er r, te as fm of H rrel 13 121 Te . r ce M nJ , B , ew rg sh be an rn Faughn , Paul 86 , 153, "173 H Je s' Ba sk~~tball 17 4-175 irl G 1 12 74 3 ry 15 go e re rg G eo , G er n, uv so Fa an H Enncad 13'1 s' irl G e n o -ty n e tw d re d n u h o 74 w e T bi eb D Fearing,

Jensen, Mrs . Selma 29 Joc hum , Joseph 43 Joh nso n, Mr . Ald en 20,

166 , 167 Johnson, Ann ette 76 Johnson, James 88, 157 Johnson, Jeff 157, 173 Johnson , Joan 88 Johnson, June 88 Johnson, Ken neth 88 Johnson, Lind a 43, 100 ,

141, 178 , 218 Johnson , Nao mi 76, 115 Johnson , Nig hra m 88 Johnson, Mrs . Pearl 30 Johnson, Sandra 76,. 121 Johnson, Mis s A. Wil hel min a 20 Johnson, Wil liam 88, 126,

153 , 169 Johnston, Susan 43, 115,

137 Jones, Bon nie 88, 116, 136 Jones, Cha rlen e 89 Jones , Denise 89, ·116, 137,

170, 175 Jones, Mrs Jean 30 Jones , Mrs . Karen 17 Jones, Lisa 89 Jones, Lynn 76, 137, 170 Jones, Perry 89 Jones, Steve 43 Jones, We ndy 43, 62, 136 Joslin, Lisa 89 Journey, Rebecca 89

Joy Night 134-135 Joy Nig ht Central Com mittee 134 Juniors 72-81 Jun ior- Sen ior Prom 112 113 Junker, Renae 43, 115, 136

Kahler, Sco tt 43 , 157 , 164 Kahn , Sheilah 89 Kan g, Har pre et 76 Kapustka, Cyn thia 89, 137 ,

178, 190 Kapustka , Lind a 44, 136,

178, 211 Keagle, Deb ora h -89 Keech, Don ald 89 Keech, Fra nkli n 76, 159 Kehler, Sandra 89 Keiner, Mic hel le 89 Kellas, Lisa 89 Keller, Bel inda 89, 137 Keller, Deb ora h 44 Kell er, Dor een 44, 115 Keller, Mrs . Jud ith 17, 116 Keller, Tho mas 87 , 89, '117 Kell ey, Cyn thia 44, 107,

137, 212 Kelley, Karen 89 Kennedy, Mar y 76, 105,

111 , 115 , 133 , 137 Kennel, Eileen 44 Kennei , Kei th 44 , 188 Ken woo d, Ala n 76 Kermmoa.de, Rose 89 Kessler, John 76, 102, ·103, 173 Ketterer, Cyn thia 76, 137 Ketterer, Dan iel 44 Key , Dav id 76, 133 Kin dler . Gle n 89 King, Cin dy 44, 107, 117 , 164, 190 King , Dav id 89 l<ing, Steven 44, 164, 170, 212

King, Terri 11, 89 Kinn ey, Mic hae l 44 Kinn ey, Ronald 89 Kirc hoff , Janice 89 Kirc hoff , Judy 44 Kissler, Steven 76 Kitc hen , Susan 89 Klaasmeyer, Jane 89 Klam m, Janice 44, 62, 105,

106 , 107, 131, 134, 201 Klein, Dav id 89 Klein , John 89 Klein , Julie 44 Kleitsch, Mrs . Jean 11 Klimes, Den nis 44 Knapp, Kev in 44, '105 Knig ht, Kat hiee n 44 , 136 Knig ht, Viv ian 89 Kni pple , Judy 45 Knoche, Kim ber ly 89 Knox, Arth ur 89 Koch, Stephen 45 Koe ppe n, Kat hle en 76,

Laws , Robert 90 Lawson , Mat hew 77 Leach, Linda 46, 107 , 205 Leary, Janet 90 LeBaron , Mic hae l 90, 153,

173 Ledere r, Mrs. Ruth 15 Lee, Dia na 77, 137 Leech, Randie 77 Leff ler, Mr. Bill 19 Lehi, Kirk 90, 120 Leh man , Dan ny 77 Leh man ows ky, Mis s Mar y Beth 21 . Lehnst., Karen 90 Lekai , Miss Lydia 24 Lem on , Louis 90, 105 Leonard , Alis on 90 Leo nar d , Kel ly 77, 111 ,

115, 1"17, 137 Lesoing, Ann ette 46, 103,

141, 144, 203 Leu pold , Patrick 46 , 131,

205

120 Kolb, Cyn thia 76 Koo ntz , Pam ela 45, 62,

Lien, Mr. Max 25 Lie nha rt, Jan et 46, 136 ,

131, 160, 161, 164 , 174, 190, 212 Koppes, Ann a 89, 136 Kot ouc , Kat hi 89 Kra mer , Dia ne 77 , 107 , 111, 136 Kraus, Gar y 45 Krause, Pat ricia 77 Kreifels, Dan ny 77 Kreifels, Mic hae l 89 Krepel, Sarah 89 Kreps, Nor man 77, 188 Krueger, Barbara 89, 175, 190 Krueger, Ranae 4.5, 136 , 139 , 178 Krueger, Ross 45, 121 , 167, 185 Kruse, Wil liam 77. 153 Krutak. Hel en 77, 137 , 178 Krutak, Krag 89, 173 Kucera, Rob ert 77 Kuk in, Mr. Har ry 10 Kutcher, Rex 77 Kuw amo to. LeRoy 89 Kuw amo to, Ralph 45, 131 , 150 , 152, 164, 166, 167, 168, 185, 208 Kye , Cyn thia 89

139 , 162 , 178, 204 Li esve ld, Penny 77 Ligh tbo dy , Brenda 40, 46 , 62, 102, 103, 138, 145 , 162 , 174, '175, 203 Ligh tner , Shelley 90, 107 Lim ing, Deb orah 12, 46, 62, 110, 11'1 , 131, 137 , 147, 202, 212 Lind en, Mrs. Ella 30 Lind en , Teresa 46 Lin dhu rst, Jan et 46, 62. 131, 160, 164, 174, 190 Link e. Kathleen 90, 136 links Board 146-148 Lin kug el . Rut h 77, 137 , 161

Lac hap elle , Yvo nne 77,

115 , 137 Lacher, Rob ert 77, 153 Lahrs , Mrs . A. Kay 14 Lairmore, Ala n 89 Lairmore, Pamel a 90 Lair mor e, Randall 45 Lake, Dav id 77 Lamb , Roxanne 45, 136 ,

160 Lam ber t, Nan cy 90 Lang, Jean 90 Langdon , Kat hy 45 Langley , Cyn thia 77, 115 Langley, Gw end olyn 45,

. Lan gley . Wa lter 90, 171 Larkins, Douglas 77, 150, 164 Larsen . Joette 137, 162 , 190 Larson . Ron 77 Lassley, Dan 90 Lassley , Jeffrey 90 Lauer, oel 78, 90 Lawrence, Eva 16, 77

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62 , 115, 206

Livingsto.1 , Ler:a Liv ingston, Mar y 77, 137 Livi n gston, Rene 77, 111,

137 Lobush, Mik e 90 Loc oco , Dan iel 90, 153 ,

183

Loder, Joy 46 Logan, Debra 90, 137 Long, Jackie 90 Long, Larry 77, 153, 188 Longan , Jacquelyn 77, -121 Loos , Alan 90, 114 , 154 ,

173, 180 Loo s , Chr istin e 46, 62 ,

141 , 203 Lopez , Deb bie 77 Lopez, Rob ert 90 Lorraine, Wil liam 77 , 153 Los h, Mr . Don ald 20 Losh, Mrs. Pol ly 14, 162 Luedke, t,t\r. Don avo n 25 Lue thje , Janell e 46 Lug inbi ll , Ric ky 90, 159 Lugn , Todd 78 Lusins, Roland 78 Lyne , Becky 90. ·116 Lyne, Carol 47 Lyness, Mrs. Rut h ·16 Lysko , Gena 90

Ma, Kitt y 1 ·1, 47 Ma; Stanley 78 Ma as, Kim ber ly 47, 62,

136, 139 , 212 Maaske , Kevin 47, 62 Maa ske , Kris ta 90, 116 _. 136

Mac h, Jo Nel la 90, 136 Mad dox , Mic hae l 78

Madrigals 133 Mai er, Kat hryn 47, 138 Maj or. Viv ian 78, 115, 137 Ma nc!e ry, Kim ber ly 78,

137 190 Man nix, Chr isto phe r 91,

183 Man nix , Stephen 78, 180 Man ulak . Kevin 78, 153 Mar kow ski, Randy 91 Mar t, Ron ald 47 Mar tin, Eliz abe th 78 Mar tin, Susan 91 Mar tin, Tim oth y 78, 153 ,

183

Mar tine z, Elva 91 . Mar tine z, Reube n 47 Mas chrn an , Tru dy 91 Mas on, Laura 136 Ma son , Pam ela 47, 62,

100 , 102 , 103, 110, 131, 136 , 178 , 219 Mas on, Pat ti 47 Mas on Roy 78 , 153 . 173 Massa, Alle n 47 , 150, 164 Massa, Dan iel 91, 153 Mathematics Department 15 Ma.thews, Curtis 78, 153 Mat hew s, Steven 91 Mat thes , Deatra 91, 136 Mat tson , Ken t 47, 62, 105, 107 , "131 , 214 Mat tson , Kevin 4-7 Mat zke , Stanley 47, 62,

170 Ma xfie ld, Lor i 91, 102 ,

103, 193 Max son , Geo rge 48 Max wel l, Thomas 91, 153,

17'1 McC ann , Mrs . Jean 30 McC ann , Mr . Mic hae l 30,

89, 173 McC aug her ty, Mark 78 McC aug her ty, Mic hae l 91 McC laur ine, Richard 169 McC leer y, Dav id 48, 173 McC orm ick, Pam 91 McC oy, B!·enda 48, 11 5_.

137 McC ullo ugh , Kat hlee n 78,

137

Mc Cul lou gh _Rob ert 91,

150 McD ona ld, Brigid 9-1 /\1\cCinnis, Bryan 91 McG inni s, Charles 78 McK een , Kat hle en 78,

115 , 137 McK en zie, Ricky 91 McK inne y, Dav id 48, 150 ,

164 , 180, 194 Mc Me en , Sco tt 48 , 62,

'142, 150, 195, 214 McN eese, Rena 78. 111 McV ey, Mrs . Mar ian 29 McW illia rns , Cyn thia 115, 126 , 137 McW illia ms, Keit h 126 Mea han , Sharon 91 Means, Mo nica 91 Medical Club ·117 Med nis, Astra 48, 107 Mei nbe rg, Sandra 91 Mei ster , Barbara 91, 105, '106, 107 Me! jie, Ton y 78 Me lv :n, Lawrence 48 ,'v\e ·ser. Mar y 91 Messman, Peggy 91

Met calf , Denise 48 , 136 Met z, Rob ert 48, 131, 167,

168 , 180 , 211 Met zge r, Charles 78, 150 .

164, 167, 184, 185 Met zge r, Rol lin 91, 153, 169, 187 Mey er, Cheryl 78, 115 , 137 Mey er, Lorr aine 48 , 84 Mey er, Mr . Richard 29 Meyers, Carol 91 Meyers . Dav id 91 Meyers, Deb ora h 48 Meyers, Wil liam 78 Meza, Lourdes 91 Mez a, Mar ia 91 Mic hon , Kar el 78, 137 , 161, 164, 170 Mic kle, Mrs . Janice 29 Mie ntka , Rebecca 78, 107, 136, 139 , 178 Mie ntka , Tim oth y 48, 6:> 107 , 126, 205 Mil ler, Bar bar a 48, 62 , 105, 107 , 111, 136, 13S. 178 , 207 Mill er, D avid 49 Mill er, James 91, 120 Mill er, Lind a 91 Mill er, Low ell 78 Mill er, Mrs . Nan cy 29 Mill er, Randy 91 Mill er, Sharron 49 Mill er, Steve 78 Mill e r, The odo re 91, 157 Min cho w, Julie 78, 11 .'> 137 Mis ner , Sandra 91 Mis ner , Susan 92, 137 Mit che ll, Carol 78 Mo hrh off, John 92 Mol den , Lind a 92 Mon roe , Den nis 92 Mo n roe . Larry 49 Mon tey, Miss Judy 22 Mo on , Tra cey 49, 131

136, 139, 204 Moo re, Debra 49, 110 , 2·1 : Moo re, Dia na 92 Moo re, Ronald 78 Mor an, Alm a 78 Mor an, Mar ia 78 Mor gan , Nan cy 49, 62, 17'.-. Mor riso n, Hol ly 78, 11 -,, 137 Mos er, Julia 78 Mo wry , Dav id 120 Mue ller , Mr . Mar vin 23 . 180, 183 Mul liga n , Dar cy 92, 16"1, 193 Mul liga n, Dar cy 92, ·161 Mul liga n, Mrs . Janice 30 Mul liga n , Kel ly 92, 175 Mu mg aar d, Dea nna 92 137 Mummers 107 Mummers Play 108-109 Mun son , Jean 78 Mun ster man , Cyn thia 92

116 Musical 127-129 Mus sma n, Pamela 120 Mu tchi e, Randy 78 Mu the rsb aug h, Mic ke\•

49 , 150 , 185 My les , Deb ora 79, 11 1,

119, 121 , 139

Nal ley, Susan 92

National Honor Society 62.

eal, Ca th er ine 49 Ne em an n, Di an a 49 Neeman , Ca ry 49 ef f, Da vid 49 ei ft, Ralph 120 Nelson, De br a 49, 62, 110,

115, 204 Nelson,

Denise 40, 62,

105, 107, 108, 110, 121, 136, 205 , 'e lso n, Di an e 79 , -115, 126, 139 elson, Ke nt 92, 117 Ne ru d , Di an e 92, 137 , 190 Ne ru d, Pa tri cia 50, 136 eu kir ch , John 79 Ni ch ols , De br a 92 Ni ch ol s, Pe gg y 79 , 98 . 101, 111, 136, 139, 160 Ni ch ols on , M ike 170 ico lai , Mi ss Karen 22 Nielsen , Ci nd y 50 , 105 iel en, Ka th er ine 79 Nielsen , Sherry 79 , im i c, Gi se le 79, 107 , 136,

142 Nix , John 79 l\ioel, Lisa 92 oo tz , Ka th lee n 92 No rd me ye r, Larry 79 orge, Da nie l 92 Norris, Be ve rly 79 Noyes, Da nie l 79 Nu n, Ca th ry n 92, 136 yh of f , Ro na ld 38 , 50 ,

105, 106, 107, 108, 133 , 209 t-.Jyhoff, Ta m m y 92 Ny ho ff, Thomas 50

Ob erle, Da le 92 , 183 O' Co nn or , Joan 79, ·103,

'160. 193 Oe hr ing , Cy nt hi a 79, 111,

115, 137 Oe ltje n, Ta ny a 92, 116 Oglesby, Ca ro lyn 92 Oler, Ti m 92 , 120 Ol so n, Ch ris tin e 50, W2, 103, 121 , 126, 136, 145, 160, 164, 174, 190 Ol so n , Mr s . Gladys 30 Ol so n, Lars 92 , 126 O' Ne el, Ro be rt 50, 188 O rchest ra 124-125 Or ta . Ne lda 50, 214 Or ta , or m a 92, 137 Or tiz , Ci nd y 79 Or tiz , Steven 50, 208 Or tiz , Vi rg in ia 79 Os bo rn , Ri ch ar d 50, 62, 110, 116, 159, 164, 170, 210 Os bo rn , M r . W ay ne 27 Os wa ld, Ka th y 50. 62, 137. 174, 218 O' To o le. Ch ris tin e 50 O' To ole , Laurence 79 O tt, Cy nt hi a 92 Ou tz , Ka th lee n 92 , 97 Ow en , Ca ry 79, 120 Ow en s, Jeanne 79, 11 ·1. 136, 139 Oz ak i, An dr ew 92 , 153, 187 Oz ak i, Cla ire 79, 111, 115, 137

Page, Rebecca 92 Pape, Da vid 92, 171

Parhan , Robe rta 79 Parra, M ar gy 80 Patterson, Kay 50 Patterson . Na n cy 79 Pa tto n, ,"vk Do ug las 29 Paul, Vi rg in ia 79 , 162 Pederson , James 92 Pelowski, Kirn 44, 50 , 173 Peppers 136-138 Perez , Con ce pc ion 92 Perrine , Bo bb i 79, '!07 , 193 Pe rsonnel 9- 30 Peters , M r . James ·i1, 111 Pe te rs , Je an ni e 33, 51 ,

'141, 201 Petersen , Frances 51, '!07 ,

1.31 , 137 Petersen , M ar k 1'17 Pe te1son, Carl 92 Peterson, M r . M er ril ! 12 Peterson , Terri 79 Pe tit t, De bo ra h 79, 136 Pe ttig re w, M ar k 93 Pe tti te , De nn is 79 Pe tti te , Ear! 93 Petty, De br a 9.3 Pf eif f, M r . W illi am 10 Ph illi ps , Tw ila 93 Ph ys ic a l Ed uc at io n De partm en t 23 Pieper, Da vid 79, 105, 10b,

-107 Pi ith , Ke nn et h 93 Pi itz , Di an e 79 Pi itz , M at he w 93 Pikschus , Ct fft is 93 Pinney, Br ian 51 f'it lin gt on , Pa tri cia 34 r:a ste r, Br ad ley 93 Poe, Ro na ld 93 Po llo ck , An ne tte 51 Pom Pon Sq uad 139 Porter , Julia 51, 62, 100,

101 , 11 0, 13 0, 140, 162, 178, 192 , 193, 206 Porter, Ra nd all 93 Porter, Ro dn ey 51, 105 Porter , Teresa 93 Portsche, Sharon .51, 53 Pratt . Ch ris to ph er 51 , 62, 105, 107 Pratt, Dana 93 Prendes, Javier 93, 105, 107 Pr iby l , Br ad ley 93 Priest, Br en da 51 Pr itc ha rd , ,\'1r. lo rn 157, 190 Pr oc to r . M ich ae l 51

Qu ar ell s, M yr tle 77, 79 Qu ar ell s, Sonya 41, 202 Qu in cy , M rs . Be tty 14

Radebaugh, Ke nt on 79 Rader, M r. M ar vin 22 Radke, Al ice 93 Ra do ms ki , De bo ra h 79 Ra ffe ty, Br uc e 93 Rapp, Steven 93, 153 Rathe, Jann 79, 111, 161, ·

175, 19 3 Raymer, Mr s. Kathryn 16 Read, Te rry 51 Reed, Ca ro l 93. 190 Reed , Do na ld 79 Reed, Susan 51, 62, 139,

164, 17 8 Reese, Lin da 79, 111 , '137 Re ich el, M r . Dave 30

Reighter , Ke lly 93, 126 Reighter , Stephanie 51 Re inh ar dt , Mr s . M ar ie 30 Reinwald , De br a 79, 64,

Siegrist, Ca th er ine 94 Silenieks , An ita 80 Si mm on s, Ca ry 94 Si mm on s, Jack 80 Simmons, Ra ym on d 54 Si mm on s, Susan 80 Simpson, Do ug las 79, 94 ,

Saunders , Ti m ot hy 80 Savidge, Eva 53, 137 Sayre , Mr s. Ka th lee n 14 Scanlon , M ich ae l 94 , 17 ·1,

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162 Re inw aid , Richard 51 Reisel, De bo ra h 52, 210 Rengstorf, Ge ra ld 153 Re ng st or f, Pa tri ci il 52 ,

115, 136 Renner , Da la 93 Rexilius, John 93 Rexilius , Terri 52 , 131 Reynolds, Joe 79 Reynolds, M ar ie tta 52, 62 Rezac , Ci nd y 52 Rezac , W illi am 93 Rezny, Mr s . Do nn a 30 Rezny, Pamela 93 Rhoades, M rs . LaVern 30 Ri ble tt, Ta ril yn 79 Rice, Larry 93 Rice , Lin et te 52 , 133, 139 Richards, M ar ce ll 52 Richardson, An dr ew 93 Ricketts, Kr isa nn e 93, 190 Ri ck et ts , Li nd a 52 , 62 ,

139, 142 Rider, Ca lvi n 93 Riley, Sherree 52 Ri os, M ar gi e 93 Ri tch ey , Pamela 52 Roberts, Paui 79 Ro bi ns on , Ad rie nn e 93 ,

190 Ro bi ns on , C lif fo rd 18 0 , 20? Robinson, Da vid 79 Robinson , Jc.ne 93 Robinson, Ro be rt 94 , 169 Robison, Rex 9.1 Robison, Ri ck y 52 Roby , W illi am 79 Ro de ric k , Miss Jud,th 2·1 Rodney . Mr s. An n JO Roge~s , Sh irl ey 52 Ro ha n, De br a 79 , 13 7 ,

164, '175 Rohnert , M ar k 150 Romans, Teri 94 Ronneli , ler ri 94, ·136 Rosekrans, D 1inda 52 Ro5ekrans , Roger 94 Ross, Terri 52 Roth , Lisa 94, 116 Roth , Pa ui cia 80 Roth , Torn 34 , 53, 62, 154, 0

164, 18.0 . 182, 204 Rm hw ei! , Ro be rt 53 , 157, 173, 210 Rousek , Lori 94. ·116 Ru gg , La wr en ce 73 , 80 , 111 , 156, 159, 164, 180, 18'1 Ru m p, Je ffr ey 80 ,. 16 9, '188, 18 9 Runge . Ke nn et h 80 , 114 Rm se ll, Miss Ryly 200 Rutt , Ro be rt 94, 12 0 Rutt. Vi rg in ia 53 Ryder, Ki m be rly 94

Sahs, Je tfr ey 80 Sa linas, John 94 Salinas, Jose 94 Salinas, La wr en ce 53, 62,

100, 150, 201 Sanders, Jo An n 53 Sc:1pp, Lin da 136 Sass, Mi ss 'ad ine 23, ·10 0 ,

'174, 19 0 Satter, Lin da 94

Scdori , Ro bin 80 Schafer , Je ffr ey 94 Scharton , Bruce 80 Scheer, Mr s . Sh irl ey 13 Schell , Sc ot t 94 Schizas , le nn ife r 94, 107 Sc hla ma nn , Lin da 80, 115,

153, 171, 187 Simpson, M r . M el vin 19,

170 Sinner , Jon 54 Sinner, Judy 54, 100, 141,

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Sinner, Ro na ld 94, 153 Sinner, Roxanne 94 , 136 • Sintek , M ar y 80, 115, i3 7 Sk ut ch an , M r . Joseph 12 Slade, Co lie en 94, 136 Smisek, Joy 94 Sm ith , Ad el in e 94 Sm ith , An ita 94, 12 0 Sm ith , Cl yd e 54 Sm ith , Co nn ie 80 Sm ith , El iza be th 54 Sm ith , Fran 54 Sm ith , Fr an k 10 5, 13 1,

Schmersal, Edward 94 Sc hm id t, De an na 94 Sc hm idt , Do na ld 53, 106 Sc hm idt , M ar ily n 80, 98,

111, 115 117 , 126, 13 7 Sc hm idt , Rebecca 80, 111, 115 , 136 Sc hm idt , Susan 94 , 116, 136 Sc hm uc ke r, Lori 94 5chrr.ucker, Sc ot t 53 , 121 Sc hnabel , ✓\rs. Shirle-y 28 Schneider, Jody 53 , 208 ':>choll, De an na 53 Scholz , John 94, 169 I

134, 202 Sm ith , Jerry 54 Sm ith , M ich ae l 80 , 150,

Schrader , St ep ha nie 94 Schrage, M rs . Jane 30 Schrage , Sc ot t 73, 80 ~ Sc hr oe de r, Pa m el a 94 ,

164, 169, 187 Sm ith , Ro be rt 95, 180 Sm ith , Lo rra ine 54, 138, 215 Snow, Edward 54

126, 136 Schroeder, Sara 53, 107 Schwab, Jody 50 Schwabauer , M ar y 94 Schwartz . M rs . Barbara 28 Schwartz, Cy nt hi a 94 Sc hw ar tzk op f, Steve 53,

Snow, Randy 95 Snyder, De bo ra 80, 103,

137 Snyder , Ri ch ar d 80 Snyder, Thomas 55 So c.ial Stud ies De pa rtm en t

170 Sch't-vartztrauber,

Jeffrey

94 Sc hw ind t, Th om as 54 Schwisow, Ga,-ry 94 , 153 Scien ce De pa rtm ent 18-19 Scott, Di an a 94 Scott, M r . Ha ro ld 20 . 154,

·180 Scott, Ti m ot hy 80 Sc ov ille , Da vid 94, 153 Sears , Jesse 94, 153, 171,

'180

Sedlacek, M r . Ge or ge 12 See . Sherry 80 • Seeger . Ch ar len e 94 Sell , Dan 94 Sellars , De bo ra h 94 Seni ors 31-70 • Se nior B},ogi:ap hi es 63-70 Shanks , Eric 30 , ·126, '187 Sharpe, M r. Sam 30 Shaw, Al an 54, 62, 100,

102, ·103 , '145, 159, 205, 217 Shaw, Br en da 80 Shaw , De bo ra h 54, 136, 139 Shaw, Steven 94 , 18 0, 181, 1.32 Sheets, James 80, 153 Sheldon , M ar vin 94 Shelledy , Charles 51, 156, Shepard, Ka th y 80 , 136,

170 Shepard, Russell 80, ·16 9, Shields , Vi ck ie 22 , BO, 12 0 Shrader, Da ni el 80, 157 Shrader, M ich ae l 94, 153,

18 Sh ur tle ff, Ro be rt 50, 54 Sie ck, Rh on da 54, 133 Siefkes, M rs . Ru th 28

Sohl , Ka vw in 95, 161 Sommers, M r. James 28 So ph om ores 82 -97 Sorensen, Gregg 55 So re ns en , Jo hn 39 , 55 ,

121, 145 Sothan, De br a 95 Sothan, Pa tri cia 55 Spadt, Suzanne 55 , Spahn , Lynn 55, 144 Spahn, Sue 95 Spale, Bryan 80, 126, 150,

164 Spale, Renee 95 , '107, 116,

137, 190 Spears, Al be rt 76 Spears, M ar ga re t 55 Spec ial Awa rds 60-61 Specia l Obse rvances 118-

119 Sp ei de l , Di an e 95 . 13 7,

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Speidell , Ri ch ar d 55 Speidell , Susan 95 Spier-, 1\.'lary 95 Spilker, Br.uce 200 Sp lic ha l, Ge ra ld 95 -Sp o rts 149-196 Sp ra ck lin g, Mrs. LeEtta 19 Spargue, M ar cia 95, ·105,

107, 116, 13 7 Sp rin ge r, Ro ge r 55 , 62 ,

157, 205

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147, 148, 164, 170, 213, 220 Stachura, M r Le an de r 26 Stacy, Vi ct or ia 95 , 97, 116, 136 St af to rd , Je ffr ey 105 St age. Ba nd 126 Stamler, Cy nt hi a 55 Stange, Mi ss Denise 161 Stangl, Shawn 95 Stanley, Ch er yl 95

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187 3, 15 d al on D e, nk ar W 96 lie Ju , an m de ie T Stanley, Jim 80 to n M ic h a e l 57 ng hi as W 9 16 , 96 ry er T t, or ts ie T 55 Stanley , M a rk 100, 150, '151 , 180, 194 : 56 sa re Te , m 3 im 15 T , 95 e ni on R , ng rli Sta 8 20 0 18 0, 15 id av D , , is 55 iv , T 38 y le es W s, in bb Ste W a ss u n g , D o u g la s 81, , 5 11 , 1 11 , : 8 el ur La , d 5 od T 20 , 6 12 , 7 10 , 105 102. 157 137, 142 Steele , Robin 80 , 107 , 136 at er m ei er , D ua ne 57 W ' 139 Traudt, Cheryl 81 W at er m ei er , Ly le 157 Traudt, R ic ky 56, 156, 157 Steen, M a rt in 95, 153 at he n, Jeffrey 81 W Trouba, Rebecca 56. 136 Steen, Sigrid 80, 137 W at so n, K ei th 81 , 187 Tr ou t, H o lly 96 Steering Committees 110W at tle s, Judy 81 Tucker, Scott 81 111 W ay , K at hi e 96 Tucker, V i ck y 96 - tephens , Joy 95 , 136 , 162 57 ti ris K , ay W ' 178 Turek, A m y 81 , 117 , 133 W ay ne , A nn et te 57, 162, Turner, D av id 96, 133, 187 St phen , N an cy 80 193 Stevens, A nn et te 95 Weaver, H ar ry 88, ·133 Stevens , C ar y 56 Weaver, V al en e 81 Sti ce, D eb or ah 95 eb er , H en ri et ta 81 W Stice, , .i\ark 95 Udof1a , U du ak 150 , 1s·1, Jayne 96 e, dl ed W Stice , Mrs. P hy lli 30 180 k 154 , 183 ic D . rs ee W Stoddard , C yn th ia 39 , 56, U m or en , lb or oh 152 153 Tamara 81 h, 1c dl ei W 180, 181 12'1 , 145 lly 96 ',o tv , r le ei W S to dd ar t , H e l n 95, 107 U nd er hi li, Susan 81 137 , M r . D en ni s 26 an lm xe ei W S w eh r . M rs. O pa l 23 , 178 Underclassmen 71 -'~8 \V e 1x el m an , Je ff re y 81 . Stoke s, Dale 95 U nd er w oo d, Bruce 96 3, '187 , 195 15 0, 15 Story, Jam es 95 , 15 3, 171 Upper Three Percent 59 lc h o ff , D ar ci 57, ·103 , e W Story, M r W ill ia m 20, 83 , Uribe, Ric ha rd 96 136 , 139, 164 , 190 153, 180, 181 Usherettes 116 57 e nc re la C , :ls ve ·v Stratton, Li nd a 56, 36, 139 U tle y, K at hv 96 81 ry en H , ls el W S tr ic kl an d , W al te r 95 Jan 81 , 10 3, . g lin d n e W Stroup , Y vo nn e 95 7 13 , 5 11 Stuart , Kevin 81, 170 97 ig ra C l, se es W Stuart, Shelle , 95 Vaggalis, Dennis 96 57 160, ne ri he at C t, es W Stuart, Tra cie 81 V aj gr t, Ron 96 0 19 4, 16 S tu d en t A d vi so ry B o ar d V an A ck er n, M a ry 56 e 97 tt e n o D t, es W 12 ·1 V a n A rs d a ll, C a ro ly n % , 97 n ve te S , rg bu en et W Student Council ·102 -103 137 97 d ar ch i R d, oo tw es W Student Services 28-30 VanCl eaf, Louise 57 58 es m Ja , k oc el he W Stuver, D on na 96, 107 117 Van Dusen, Cheryl 57, 62 , 97 e os R , b m co it h W Sughroue. C on or 96, '169 137, 212 1 12 , 81 e .n ic D , ite h W Sullivan, Cherie 56 Van Dusen , D ebra 96, 160 , 3 11 n lv ri a M , te hi \ Sullivan, D av id 96 164 1 ·s ry er T , ite h W Sullivan , D on na 81 Vanek, Kevin 15, 62, 114 17 ra ba ar B . rs M , y e n it h W S ut tf in , M r . A.rthur 27 Van ek, S h e ila % , 16 ·1. 175 3 10 , 97 a nd Li y, e itn h W Sutton , M rs . Lorraine 15 Van H o o en, D ar re il 57 ' 9i a ci ri at P r, ze ki ic W Svoboda, A rn e 96 Van Hoosen , Joh n 116 97 yn hr at K , lm a h id W S-.mboda , Laurie 96 V an M ev er en , St ph an ie 97 hy at K , ns ie W Swa nson , Da vid 96 96 58 n vi Ir n, se ad ill W Swanson , Teri 9o Varga , D an ie l 81 53 a on D s, m ia ill W Swartz , Laura 56 Varga , D e n is e % , 136, 216 97 n ee hl at K , m ia ill W Sybrandts, M ilr ga ri ta % Varnadoe, W an da 96 Will1arns , Lo re tt a 92 , 97 Vaughn , D ia na 96 W ill ia m s, M rs . M ar ia nn e Venhaus , Kevin 96 , 153, 17 ·1 77 97 e lin au P s, m ia ill W 0, 10 , 56 , 36 ll da Taft, Ran ri 57 , 136 , '139, Te , ra tu en V , 81 , 21 in ob R s, m ia ill W 150, 164 5 20 , 8 17 178, 193 T af t, Robin 96 , 137 81 a n Ja , r te et V 58 er og R s, m ia ill W 2 20 . 56 a dr an S , Talle 1 96 lie Ju 6, r, 14 te , et V 58 an us S , ., m ia ill 5 W '14 1, 12 , 56 l'y go re T al ly , G 57 n ee hl at K , va ue an ill V 200, 219 Tapley, Ja N oh n 81 1 16 016 l al yb lle o V 3 W ill ra m s . T ro y 97 Tapp , M r Lo nn ie 15 0 12 , 96 t er ob R , ch us nB , 7 \'o 11 , 58 e tt ve Y . n 69 ar i ·1 1 ' 'il el \l\ ha ic M Tarra.ferro, 81 n ve te S t, id m -h rs ' de on V 195 206 4 16 0, 15 , 81 l ie an D , tz on V Will1arns, W ill i 97 Ta.r r e n ce . C a ry 45 56 96 ll da an R , ~e as tr rs , de or V 5' 19 0, 18 , 4 16 0, 15 W ill s, A m y 8 l 5 12 , 12 e ill rv O . r M s, os V W ils on , B et ty 97 • Taylor, Jeffrey 96, 120 0 ·19 1, 16 , 97 hy at K , on ls \li V 81 e ri a M Taylor , W in te rs . H o lly 97 Teeters, D an ie l 96 6 13 , 97 sa re he T , th 96 ir l W re ar D , le p Tem 6 13 , 96 ki ic V , er ht ac W Wisehart, Russell 81 Tenn ey, D ou glas 56 , 62 57 l ie an D . r ke ac W Wissink, B on ni e 97 Terry , M r. Ri cha rd 25 8 21 , 57 id av D r, ke ac W W ol fe , jo hn 97, 153 Tesc h Carl 81 , 153, 188 96 a dr an S r, ke ac W W o lf f Sandra 97 T ha lle r, Samuel 81 12•1 , ' 188 W ah l, Shirley 57 W o lf~ rd . Paul 58 96 rv a M . ld ie ef ak W Thespians 106 V✓ oltemath, Jay 81 81 a nn A Le , ge id br al W Thies, Denise 56 W oo d, D av :d B' I 3 18 . , 96 e ric re la C r, ke al W 7 10 , 96 ce ni Ja 1hom,1s, W oo ds , Dee 97 8, 18 . 3, 15 n ea D r, ke al W 56 n ro Thomas, Sha W oo ds , Lawrence 58 ·139 T h o m a ss e n , R ic h a rd 81 dw ar d , Ricky 58 oo W 81 gy eg P r, ke al W 173 , 187 , 120 97 ce ni Ja , ge oo W 0 12 , 96 sa re Te , ce la al W T ho m ps on , M rs . Janet 28 , Julie 81 . 136 an km or W 81 w e h tt a M , ls al W T ho m ps on , M au re en 81 an cy 97 N . an km or W 96 h et ab liz E , sh al W T ho m ps on , M rs T he lm a D av id 81 , 153 , er st or W Kent 96 , om su a! W 16 81 hn Jo , er st or W .57 ie sl Le , h ug ba am W Tiedeman, John 96

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