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Set I 2000

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2000 Pieces of Lincoln

High school History

the mer rm ear commences uon of what we have a1- hves Will 00 £ore~ ready accmnplishoo. is how we learn from the past. scho ol tale s we te From the hves of our prfrle- lenn iUin are now

A s we set new ground and go into unchartoo . territor y, a reflec-

cessors we take what we have been given, and fi-

our mem ory- . C nally grow :µ:ist our high a ttitu.des, and ac school years. The last year dis1-lavOO in the o o r· J of the millenn ium has allong with this edition, the year-"ways been VieWed as the end of the past and _ ___,_ks of our past let us take pieces ~enni ng of our future. As The we explore this year, we of histo ry- into our £utu.re . have creatoo the opi:ortu - Link s volU ine 84 is now mark ed nity to look back at the 2000 most memor able as the £:in.a l piece of the 1 2 9 yea.r s • ncol n High has oi:enOO its door s p i ~ or history that Lncoln High will cherish pi~ this mill enni um. ..L

by piece long after the new millenn ium has come and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

187 1 Lincoln :High school opens the ~~~~~:J first high school in Lincoln, Nebraska •

2 Opening

1895 The irst ~ue o

Advocate is published.

opens its rs o s er ving cl~ t a different building for 42 years.

Opening

T he hf e y o u once kn ew no w :00-longs to L.ncoln High. T hi s ha s :00-come y o u r home. Y ou s~ n d 1 8 2 da ys :in school from 8 to 3 , bu t th at s no t a ll ~ ho ol ha s consumOO. y o u r SJ:are tr rn e an d y o u no w £:ind yo ur self J:QrliCiJ:abng in

T h ! lack

to school l:Bsh, or pl an ni ng w h at to wea.r du ri ng sp ir it w ee k or ev en deciding w ho y o u w an t to vo te :into ho m ~ m :i ng ro ya lt y. A school is def:inOO. b y m an y factors. W e de cl ar e ourselves to :00 a diversOO. gr ou p of st ra ng er s th at h av e gr ow n to ge th er an d l:ecome fa m il y. O ur school is on ly as :µ>Werful as th e people w ho supi:ort it ~ w he n it comes ti m e for sp ir it w ee k w e pu t on ou r J:aja m as an d J: ar ad e ar ou nd pr ou dl y to le t ever yo ne kn ow w e h av e pride :in w h at w e s~ n d th re e ye a. rs of ou r ac ademic ca re er s J:QrliCiJ:ati ng :in, 00 th du ri ng an d af te r school. W e ha ve

mnmlrurcwn M ! s t ! r p i ! C ! that will live on long af te r th e ne w rnilleniurn. 4 Stu de ntL if'e

T !b l! ! Q f C !! n t! !n ts •'

fu ck To ~ ho ol P as h 6

SpmtWook 8 H o m ~ m in g . 10 Multicultural

D ay 12 Daye.are • 16 Foreign E xc ha ng e

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St!:!d!!nt •Lif!! Stu den t Life

Tri sta n W ilsa n ( 12) us1 ng hi£ Golf' ldcills and ma kin g a hol e in one at the Be.ck to School. Bash.

Chi Ia (12 ), Hu ynh Ng uye n (11 ) and Mrs . Rob erts on hav e fun ser ving egg rolls at the Ba.ale to School Pesh.:

( 11) U£e the ir voc al

ts £or Karaokee.

Mia hae l Din h (12 ) wa its £or the rig ht par son to dun k him in the tan k.

Rev. Jesse Jackson came to Lincoln High to speak about drug abuse. 6

Be.ck to School Be.sh

Max Andanon-Young (1O> does a sweet bike triclc at

the Be.ck to Sab.OQl Bash.

Nancy Zarate (10) · watch.es on as sister £las Zarate (12) gets a ·tatoo .~ ......"""'"" from Mrs. lCotwas.

Linc!!.ln

High st!!d!nts B!sh!d th! i r w!y B!ck t!!. Sch221

With g!m!s, f22d !nd U ffl 1989 . -

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AuQ"ust 27. Tiine for the Back to School Bash. You no~........... where you come to a _parhr with re '!I rooo. and activifies. 'I'iine to e e lalll ...,.... up with all of ypur friends last year. Tiine to get buck r o ild at school. Some thing for evzyone. Skaters_skat:ip.Q". F~~ba.ll 1 ·• layers ,:play1nQ"_. .Mus1c1ans ~y~g- Peop1e ea:ting, creating and, Y11t_fl 1998, the Back to School Bash came a.rout use DECA had made mon~y from their Cookie ink and wantect'to have a party for he enhre• t school • D £ C Al wanted somethin5l,that the n t i r e s students and facu;tJY ~would n;oy. It was so success ul in 1998 that tlie tradiia!l continued in 1999 · . •The Bash cast DECA $4,924. They had planned on }:endin2. $6,000 on th~~rty, so·clw:~ that turned in heir tickets received :)U cents £Qr each ticket they urned in. Students received 5 free tickets if th~y hewed their student I.D.. card. There were 2tsU

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?~i~t°s~ 1 9 9 9 ltfs~ti~~~s r~d tfB~ eniors. I There-'were 159 ninth

aders, • faculty, and staff who 1 s o came to en- t o y the eveninQ". There were umerous students and staff who worked<the Ba.sh and •dn't bother to pick up their free tiQkets. D £CA orQ"a• ers figured that tliere were 90U ~ple in att~nce. When students were asked the question, 'W_h~t did ou like :OOSt a.rout the Bash? Seruor Maria Walker aid 'the free s~-qfh' Junior Drew Phih12pi said he liked Footba.ll game. ~phomore Lindsay Koux said Wall hmbin . ~udy Hines, DECA advisor, sav::s that DECA • not :001:he sole SlX)nsor next _year.--"8he would like o see the Back to School Party lSe a part of Link-U]?.. he also would like to see Seruor class volunteers Q"et itizenship Issues volunteer credit for plannip.Q" a<nd xecutinQ" this Back to ·School Celebration i'& the dercla§s (men).

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. .~tkt The yearbook was dedicated to the memory of vice Principal ~ - ,--... Charles Edward Jones.

Be.ck to School Be.sh

Right: Jad e Ly (I 1) ha s a yamrn1D foo d tim e an Ws sik y Da y. Photo by Rolanda Warren.

Below: Mollie Bruhn (12 ) an d Ialean Fa rre ll (10 ) get dressed up on Ha we .iia .n da y.

Photo by Brooke Brarl:el.

Fa r Isr t: Am en ds Re mm et'S (IO ) gets prstty in pin k on Paya.ma

da y.

Photo by Brooke Brestal

Isr t: S ~ Tolliver (12> an d Lu ka Sticlca (12 ) get grmvy an Decade Da y. · Photo by Rolanda Warren.

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r. Hememan wms est during Spirit vveek. ..

8 Sp iri t WeAk

Legs

e new

Far I.stt: Lisa Fm"Clinand

( 12>, lsmatl loving ( 12) and Sam Giebelbeus (12) stop to chat in the halls before class on Hawaiian Day. Photo by Brooke

Bresta1.

t: Andrew , Johnson (1 2>, l,;hr::IBtlll.8 Davidson (12),

tt Roalf£ (12), 0Jem1de ( 1 D, and Jamie (10) get c.beaty Hawaiian Day.

by Brooke Bresta1.

LHS

This S r Spirit Week proved to oo one f thl H t that Lncoln High has ever xperi ncoo. Spirit Week was k:ickoo. ff by the ever i:opular Pajama day, ollowed by Decade day, Wacky day, Hawaiian day, nd ending Witht e ; the treaditional Red and Jack day on Frrday oofore the Pep Rally. Overall, most i:rople have said that Pa•ama day was their favorite day beuse it is so much fun and very simple just to come to chool already in the Ja.jamas that they had on the ight before so that it . saves them time in the orning . . • oofore school Spir i t s O m e Week conluded on . Friday with e Pep Rally. During the Pep Rally, the Cheerleaders nd Pomahnks :i:erformoo, the oond played some of eir ~oovy ~p tunes and Lncoln High sup:p:>rted their th Te tic teams. A 1 s Os durihn the ■ ■ b . ally, enter~a.1n en t was providoo by wonderful gam musical chairs in which students consEqUences if they loot their chair. Such things dancing, singing, and actions were some of the consences. With all that went on during this week, no one can y that Lncoln High doos not have true school spirit fter all. 1996 e1r cars or Mr. Ma z e resses as Ka o on

sh2ws its tr!!!! sch221 spirit; st!!d!!nts, t!!!c.h!!rs !nd cl!ss!!s p!rticip!t!! in f!!n

1980

m ecora e pirit week.

~ I r It

Hollywood day.

gpirit Week

Righ t: £rte Asboe ( 11) gets )igg y with 1t1· in his fabulous grass skirt and his color ful lat.

n Cassendr,;a. Trombley (1 n .Alsxis Sma il n n Ka.ti e Fink e n rn. Be.low: Jaso n Nettlst:on (1

Ame ncw Haid msn (1 D, and

Rebecca Tyle r ( 11) are havi ng f'un dsnc: tng the nigh t awa y.

Lel't: Amber Youn g (1 O>, and Kath arine Sbi£f'1er (10) pe.rt:y 1ilce it's 99".

Far Lel't: Jim.m y Ellis (12) gets

read y to mak e the tackle . agam st :East High School

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197 3

The first picture taken of Homecoming

M:1 e Fu z was

10 Hom ecom ing

Homecoming King

Middle: Autumn Smith (l U, Alyshia Stroman (l U, and Angie Stevens ( 11) strike their 'Charlie£

Anglss'pme.

Right: Lincoln High ~ st:uden ts pile together for a picture on the beach.

By Jessie Garner Copy By Abby Shrader • As spirit week commencoo, the exciteme nt for

H!!m!!omecomm g to finally arrive grew. The Hawaiia n Week was ay during Spirit c!!m ing precurso r to theT i ~ . . . 1 - c t ~elebra n igh t . ~ ion Homeco ming H i g h e 1999 Lincoln d!nc !! omecomm g was an roq::erience to remem~ r. Startpr2v id!!s g it all off was the Horn=m int~tOO .ll game which t Si:e-rtans. £ven a tough match against the th!! Link s ou~h llist went on to defeat the Links, that did not having a me!JlOtop Lincoln High from a with able celebrati on in thet O south gy:m. 199 9 HomecomThe theme of the • A ticket to Parag was Pacific Pa.radise. P!ci fic • e only cast $4 and was well worth il Student Council P!r!d is!! il'ated the gym With leis and various brightly colited Hawaiia n decor. The festivitie s includro playg the Li.ttle Mermaid on the wall and throwing giin th!! beach n t S2!!t h aroun d alls ~ ~ . J l • When ~ ezy-m. r " ~ 1 what the s Ke d Gym

t p:1rt of Homecom mg was, sophomore Scott Rutz ·d l hkoo. the decorations and es~iall y getting to ess up Hawaiia n style.' Ending the rught was the crowning of the camra shy IG.rig Jeremy Parks and Queen Christin e avidson who took a fast getaway Without having eir pictures taken together.

1999-200 0

1997-19 98 Davi

was e rrst

wink the Link.

Ben :Marquart was

wink the Link. Homecoming

Right: Marlana Drayer m.gns, as V aic es o£ De di ny sin ~ 'One Sang. Ona Voles.' Th e san g wrapped the mee.n1ng o£ Mu lti. cii ltu ral Da y. VOD 1s directed by Su zy Sh ulz an d accam.pa.nied by Jennifer Va nd yk e an d 0Jam1da .Ala.bi

Balow: Th e CD M ur al rep ram ltin g L1nooln High ban_g11 pr ou dly in

Johnson ~ tru ly reprrmnting th e lla ma o£ the Links..' Th e M ur al hu ng £or all to en py £or mo st o£ f'irst Q8' 1Ile star .

Fa r Left: Spe.nish t.eacber Je an ne Stark. an d mambers o£ the Spe.nish clu b, An na Spilker ( 12 ) an d Karohna Sasd£ ( 12 ) sel l f'lowers an d -pa.rticipa.te in the

fu n o£ Mu lti .cu ltu ral Da y. Is.ft: St ac ey Nguyen £hares a laugh. wh ile talking to clasama-f:eQ ab ou t Am an 'Ca ucu s, a clu b at ldnooln High.

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19 06

A ncan American stu 1es c ass was added to sodal studies curriculum.

Dick Cavett graduated

First photography class was offered

12 Mu lt:i cu ltu ral Da y

Canter: V otca of Dest iny

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the acl:i.V ities on

Mult icult ural day and to bring togethsr the bee.r t of the £Cb.ool. Phot o By: Ama nda War ner

I.ett: Mr. Arboleda ~eat s and talks to stude nts a£te.r his inf'luant:ial morn ing Gp88Ch. Students discussed. racim n and racia l issue £ in class in preps.ration £or the ce1abratian.

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1907 1927 .. _ _ _ _ _ _. . , . . . _ _ - . . ._ _ _ _ _- 1 -_ _ ~ . . , _......... .....~ -..... ....- - - - t r : . . stu ent campaign or Rest peno s or extreme y

new building was stepped up.

underweight students were held. Mult icult ural Day

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Right: Christy Hargeshe imer present the Spanish club booth to interested students, to help educate people about Hispanic culture on Multicult ural Day. Photo By: Malissa Coad Below: Adam Hassobro ek (11), Kassey Massa (11), Sara Ponchoro ne (11), and C.J. Tompson (12), work during class on their CD's, and try to decide what best represent s them and why. Photo By: Jessie Garner

plains her Native American jewelry to Chelsea Maitland (11) XXX (xx) a~d Sarah Dunbar (11). Photo By: Greg Keller Left: Juana Martinez was one of the panel of students to speak to the student body about their experience at Lincoln High and with their culture. Photo By: Greg Keller

1978

The mural aoove the main entrance e semors s ows e

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1959

Television as a teaching ru was introduced at Lincoln High.

Cent er: Stud ents boug ht fortu ne cookies for futur e insight and knowledge from the Chinese Club.

Left: Jano n Kadi r AlTai(l 2)sh aresi nform ation with students abou t the Rham an club, an Arab ic cultu re club at Lincoln high.

Above (Rii:ht): Rasanen Saleh (11) and Walat Alama (10) dress in Arabic clothing to show their heritage. Above (Left): Teja Arboleda stops to pond er a thoug ht durin g his speech to LHS students. Left: The mass assembly of stude nts listen to the music of Voices of Destiny.

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1992 Kid 'N' Pia came to Lincoln High with M:T V.

1992

o ESL S went from 35 to 150.

Mul ticul tural Day

Right: T im o t h y T h a m p w n S r . ( 1 1 )

stopping b y t o v is it h is G a h a n T im o t h y M a d i s o n .

Balow: M e d i a Spernsl1st M e l o d y Kanney a n d &'CLC C.are Speaialist Ba.rba.ra H a r d y a r e h e l p i n g t h e toddlers m a k e faces o u t of h a m b u r g & l' b u n s £or t h e ir w e e k l y a c t i v i t y W it h t h e chi1dren i n d a y c a r e . '

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nken G a r d e n s t h e s t a f f a n d s t u a a n t s h a d a c h a n c e t o t a k e a break a n d get a D ic e group p ic t u r e o f e v a y o n e W o r e W in t& l' h i t s .

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This was the first year the S / C L C program was offered at L H S

16 Student Parenting

Far Isrt: Holl y Dan1 elsan (12) and her son Jayd an Dan1 elson h a ~£un durin g their Wi :y s1nga-long together.

Isf't: Ram an Zuni ga son or 1ator1a Matan n 2>. lara sia Vran a dau~ tar

or Mia Fa-roandaz (1~ • and De:Angalo Sommat'S son or Mele n1e Hooks

(1 1) at their annu al trip

to the Sunken Garde.ns.

St! !d! nt/ Ch ild L!! !rn ing

st! !d! nts , t!!! ch !rs !!nd kid s h!! v! f!!n .

Don't come to the conc lusio n that you r school day s are hect ic unti l you step into the shoos of one of Linc oln High s teen IB,rents. £ve ryda y is IB,cked with fun anl . exha ustin g activ ities ro ooth IB,re nts and their chil dren . The child ren get to take i:e-rt in activ ities such as K:indermus:il<, stor y time, nap mne and sing -a-longs. Thei r IB,re nts hav e a chan ce to jOID in some of the actio n but their days aren 't all just fun. 'Ib.e y hav e to J:B,rliciIB,te in Linc oln High s St:u-

f I ·1 e S

t I e It -

dent /Chi ld Lear ninL • Cent er (S!CLC). This pro- . am was crea tooa roun d rye. a.rs ago and provides a qual ity, hcensoo envi ronm ent that meet s their child ren's neoos and also offers class es like Stud ent/P aren ting and Infa nt Develop--

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One of the ~

m= tfor

gooles n g 2 s ;; ~

is to help the stud ents to stay in school and grad u-

1998 sena or Bo Kerrey vis1

ate. Brad Belle (12) says , l fs a gem. plac e to hav e you r child and go to school to get you r high school diplo ma.· A map r adva ntag e to this prog ram is that it is rtgh t here in Linc oln High . Pare nts can stop by any time to see how their child is doin g and hav e lunc h With them or go play in the play grou nd just outsi de of the scho ol •

e LH S Daycare cen er .Stud ent Pare nting

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Ri gh t: Ju lia Bu rts c.h atd t stu die s ab ou t cam .ar es during ph oto gra ph y class. Photo by Mal1':sa Coa d

Balow: Be atr iz Av en de no Fierro, co nc en tra tes ha rd an pe rfe cti ng he r ar t during class. Pho to by Ma liss a Coad

Fa r l.s ft: Mi ah el Bengar lim:ans to his cla ss ma tes BB th ey tak e tur ns gtv mg ~ e s ab ou t

religtan.

~t : De nis Na trw dd n Lurl:ans to his cla ss ma tes dis cu ss a bo ok th ey ha d rea d.

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Frrst production o an opera cast entirely by students 18 Forei.gn Ex ch an ge Stu de nts

arey son points to her ...,___,/_..,. homeland, Vietnam.

~ ~lJlrtlce RJecbQT\. visi.t s New York along With other f'are i~ ex-

chan ge stude nts £ram all ovar the world . This was bar secon d day in the United Stat .. Photo Submitted by Ulrike Riech.an .

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Isl't: £mil Strand takes notes in class during a class discu ssion .

The Stud ents in this yea.r s foreign exch ange prog ram cam e F! !r! ig n from a vari ety of places including, Derus Natr uski n fro~ ~x Rus sia, Ulri keA Riec hen (Ger man y), Mich el Beng er (Ge r m a n y ) , Gonzalo Portillo (S:r:am), Luca Pete rlini ch !n g! (Bra zil), Juli a - Burtscheidt (Germany), £mi l Stra nd (Swooen), and Bea.triz Ave ndan o Fierr o from Mexico. St !!The y said that ther e were man y differences in the school syst em here than in their coun tries . d! nt s For exam ple, Derus Natr uski n ( 11) said that in Russ ia _ they wen t to s~hool for stx Fi nd days out of the week inste ad of the five we Th !t go .here. Whi le Ulrik e Riec hen (11) said that in Germ any stud ents go to diffe rent subje cts ever y day. So they stud y Sc h! !!! I more subjects but they.are less intense. We ashr l them wha t their favo rite thin g so far !n Th ! abou t e . e e livin g Yn it! d Unitm St !t !s Stat es. was ? The y gave a vari ety of answers including, going to the Mal l of Ame rica, trym g new fails , HomeC! n B! coming, and going to visit ing different states. Thes e foreign £xch ange stud ents enpy ed their stay here D iff !r - in Lincoln. Tms will sure ly :00 a memorable ex_i:erience they take rock with them and neve r forg et !!n t

New

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1905

Foreign :Exchange Stud ents

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school ex_r.erience :is defm.00 by m an y £actors. 0£ course the re JS th e ac tu al trrne we SI£Ild :in c~ . at £oottall games. an d at ~ i:erfor-rn an ~ Bu t wh at th e topic cf

~ r \V e -r a ~ ~ r l:is . l:etween ou rse lv~ consJSts of_

. su bjc ls th at rea ch fa r Iry-ond ou r school walls. You kn ow w ha t we al l ta lk ab ou t: money, pls . plans £or thewook-en d w ha t to we ar, hopes, d:re.runs, £e.a.rn, an d Ih ob as . No ma tte r ho w div em rl our optnions on these topics are, th ey

ar e th e ~~~ cf hfe at

Lincoln High th at tie us all together. •

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Features

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By Ch ris tin a Clements

Du rin g the sum me r stu den ts lov e to get aw ay. S~n d:in ~ tim e wit h frie nds l:ecomes ma .in pri ori ty. Ev ery mo me nt wit h a frie nd lea ves a me mo ry,l : but som e run es ifs the places yo u go, tha t yo u .-T . » .; . »rem em oor the mo ot Its rea lly nn! X)r lan t to S 5 s~n d tim e wit h friends, yo ur ma .kin ~ di£fer e n t .me mo ries wh en yo ur wit h the m,'s ald Sen ior Da nie lle Fer nyh oug h. • Ge ttin g aw ay me ans ma ny dif fer ent thi ngs to ma ny diff ere nt ~p le. Sen ior Ke ndr a Go rm ley sai d 'my frie nds and I ha ve gon e to Ka nsa s Cit y.' To som e it me ans a da y trip wit h frei nds to a pla ce hke Wo rlds of Fu n or to Om aha for a da y of ma ll shopping. Jun ior Ke sha Ta ylo r said , M y fav orite pla ce to go is to Ka nsa s Cit y 1:x?cause the y ha ve gre at ma lls an d che ap prices. So me stu den tsh ave the cha nce to tra vel to pla ces a bit fur the r suc h as Chicago, Ill for a tas te of the bi~ cit y or the mo untai ns of Colorado for a tru e cam pin g roq:erience. Th en the ir are the _ luc ky stu den ts wh o get to tra vel out of the cou ntr y. Wh eth er its to Vis it fa.rn:ily or to jus t get a gli mis e of dif fer ent cul tur es, it ma kes for a tru ly, U . »memorablesum.rner. Stu den ts 5 tra vel ma ny different wa ys. For some rid din g in the car is the tes t alte rna tiv e, som etn nes the thr ill com es wit h get tin g loot al:o ut a hun dro o tnn es. For others, the y consider a pla ne. Bu t wh os com pla inin g all yo u do is sit lac k and en py yo ur coke, no wo rry ing or fig hti ng a.to ut wh ich exi ts to take. Tn e bus is som etim es an option. Its che ap and no dri vin g is req uir oo on yo ur IB, rl Bu t no ma tte r wh ere yo u go, or wh o yo u go wit h, it wil l alw ays oo wo rth rem em oor tng .

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Tgp: Nic k Don ahu e (I 2>. rim his ltfe f'or the adv ent ure and thr ill of. rook c]1rnbtng.

Right: Son ya

Thuman (12 ) lli_j<JyS her bir thd ay w1l h

Au tum n Tat e (12 ) at ~~ ~c :d rn RR

195 8: Lar ry Snyder works on his discus spin in 1958, he received 3 place in the

state shot-put event

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Sum me r Acti.Vities

Bottom I.art: Mit ch Ma tne y ( 12) f'eeds a £re.nab. fry to a

see.gal in Sea & washingtan.

Bottom Right: Eri n Cha mp ion (12 ), Sar a Holland (12 ), a n d ~ Str a1~ t (12>, 1'8lax in Nor th

Car alin a at a golf' course.

Balow: wea.r ing an emperors robe. Nan Li <12) mts by a temple nea r Beijing.

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shows off their school spirit . Sum me r Act ivit ies

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By Abby Shrader and Brooke Brestel As i:eenaQers, we have le.amoo. to exp:m:s ourselves through our opm-

ions, our m.-f:erests and mast obviousl y our fashion. When students were askal what their clothes say aJ:out them._ iunior Mike Mayfiel d said, It says that I am an :individu al' Others fmcfit hard to laool themselv es py what the laool says on their clothes. SoJhomore Alisha Longs statoo, Tm . myself and I wear the clothes, they don't wear me.· This year the SSX)nd annual Jhoto shoot. took place :in room 302 among chaas and ckzens of i:eenaQers excihrl. to oo .Jhotogra.Jhoo. with their friends and :in their favorite outfits. Whether you Qet up at 5 am every day to pick out your outfit, or you could care ~ a.Tout clothes, the fashions of Lncoln HiQh express the ide.a that no matter who you are or what you wear there will always oo a place for you

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gh was disp yed een magazine in eir school zone photo shoot Photo Shoot

Chanelle Ha rri s (11)

Jo on ne Antoine (10) Ch an t.a l Af uh (10)

followed in our footsteps by making their own

photo shoot

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Lee Dahl~n ( 11 ), Brandon Hergott< 12), Jam:l Kerns ( 11 ), Aaron Grenfell (11)

Mike Sukhram ( 11) Melissa Rolxrlson ( 11)

Shaima N~ir (12)

1969

Bonme-an Lyn ~ a mannequin with clothes they made. Fashion sure has

................ changed.

Photo Shoot

W e r e ~ Were invincible, n~ t? Trus :is a oornmen ~ p:ople our . a~ face. &:cietv ~ tl_iat we ar e~ a bun ch r£ lun a:b ~ df clchlfs, peICffiQ uru nen tim abl e lni v prr ts, and 1um pin~ ari vin ~ - AlthouQl·iih:is ma y hold true for some r£ the Lmcom High toDUla,tim, students ha~ e dif fer ent e rs tha t~e yta cee na da ily From th ee ~ feam r£ the mcnste.rn in the clcmts and ghatls to more COf!l-_plex i:hobias tha t totally alter hv ~ thefEB:ns and l4o- • bias c£ Lnco1n. Hlgh lliiool students are as diverse as the students -who~ ~ them.

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a·r

~n ior Ch ris tia n Ols on is • - ~t o~ ve . ~ den t hav e an y idea wh y I run ~ 0 afrn.rl to drive, Ive nev erh ada nar ode nfo rur n. inene. L* e ma ny, Ols m tnl:tl to overrnrne her fea r by ~ g Wu nd the whool I tne:l to driv e but blackrrl out and woke :gp cry: inQ . ManY, I.HS shi len ts hav e a fea r c£ heiohts. Senior Jas on M& inn ess ~ this fea r reo ula rly. Jasen :rac e;: BM)fbikffi and has to not ml y overcome rns~ ...tea r, fut do mo v~ en ms bike at the sam e time. ~ statoo, 1 al-~ ysh ave too ver com em y,fe am like ind irl jU mp ll// l'in 2en my bik e. Atn mt you res car mo r ~~ ~ tnin ~ tlie n yo u jus t do it and are not

Som etim es the f t feam and µio bia sca nev ens tar lto wo rkt hei rwa y:i.nto \ ~ ·lhe dre am s of Lncoln Hi2 h stu den ts. Senior C.J. . ~ .la ~ ICa da: yy :is also afr arl cr hei ~ts . He has a drm rn whl he :is en ~r£ a w • ~ ~ l a ~ = I S falling and fallin~ The n he lands in illy Jun ior, Jun ior W rtgp.,1 :is afrn.rl r£ dym ~ 1 had a ~ tha t I wa s ~, Q ap.d eve rye ne sca ttem l while I wa s Jus t lym g there. While othem dre am s mio ht not oo qui:te as senous. Soµiornore Na tha n Ro uch had a drm rn wherei\e wa s ...¢ ~v mg aro und in a car wh en tim e wa s not ~ n bv. Senior Adam .L<.r8:!.kJow- Bas dreams where mcnste.rn und er ms htl &t furn. So wh eth er or not their feam scare, please, runuse, or overcome them. the feam and µiobias r£ I.HS students are cer lam hr not cnl y in the ir drEmns.

.. .. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -J-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Above: ~. r:.~·ams> ~icfU-fi@.tiarUrf Mo zar tHa rru (IU hol dso n to his noodle £or dea r hf'~ in

W on de rin lf J·u st wh at yo u'r e cr az y dre am s ac tu o all y me an ? He re is a li.st of som e.of the mo st co mm on dre am s an d wh at the ex. per ts sa y th ey sym bo liz e.

Being nak ed in pub lic: Ref usa l to con for m

Th e dre am er is a kin g or que en: Drea,mer feels SUJ;eri.or to oth em

Being cha sed :

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The drea,mer is !xJtheroo by som eth ing the y wn at to get ri.d cf.

Toys or oth er chi ldi sh things in the dre am : The drea,mer wa n ts to rem ain a child. Pri son in the dre am : Dr eam er feels tra ppr l. or restri.ctoo 199 5

Lmroln High had 2 stones mthe yearoook aoout Dreams and Fears . , .. .

28 Dre ams &Pho bia s

198 7 LH S senior sarah Knight

fulfilled her dream and pursued her dancing career at the Houston Ballet co. in Houston, Texas

case he shps and £alls in to the water. Mozart has nsv er lear ned to sw1 m. and 1s tarr t£ie do£ the wat ar.

Bott mnls ft: Jaso n McG1nnMS (12) is afrai d o£ hatgh ts. but races and jUinp s BMX bikes anyw ay. He stated. Wha n I do a jUinP and ere.sh . I have to get back up and do it agam . so I won' t be afrai d o£ it the next time. '

Bottmn Ri~ t:

. Chri stian T>lsan (12) cant even put car keys in the ignit ion with out getting nervo us.

Balow:

Jarr y Thom pson (10) catch .es QOJD.& Zs durin g one o£ his cmcc m Man y LHS stude nts used their classtime not only £or dream ing in their sleep. but dayd ream ing as well

1951 New students' fears were ---e ased as LHS began ''Coed counselors'', an organil.ation to help students new to LHS get acriuainted with life at Lincoln High. Drea ms & Phob ias

By Jolene Hergenrader Customers whining and babies crying, beeps of registers and the rustle of paper sac ks , music blaring and bodies bum pin """ . These are the sou nd" we hear while we' re making our money and spending i t . • From working at restaurants and baby-sitting to buying 'I that hot new CD, and hearing our favorite song b 1 are • on the dance floor at the Pla-Mor , what we do and want all seems to focus around money. We work 5 hours·on Tuesday to go spend what we earned on Friday. Is listening to a customer whine about their food worth a new pair of jeans? It's like a reward and a punishment at the same time. Sophomore Billy Galusha is a heavy shopper who is always spending his money on cologne. He works at Buster BBQ, where, " One time I went into work to pic k up my pay' check and a waitress spilled a BBQ sandwich on this reO l a ,ally expensive outfit I was wearing." Tho ugh we have a lot to complain about, not all experiences at work are bad. In fact some can be funny. Senior Moriah Carrol, worked at the Highlands Pool this past summer. Her manager, JV Volleyball coach Angie Simpson, sat in a plastic chair and broke it. We spend a lot of our money on clothes, cars and CD's, but every now and then we get a good deal. Senior Jessica Mollo. said the best thing she eve r got wit h her money was a Ma rtha ( / } iStewart blanket she won at the Nebraska State Fair, "It only cost me 25 cents!" Jobs, friends, families and various activities take up most of our time outside of school. And when we' re not shopping and driving around looking for something to do, we' re holed up in our rooms. No matter how superficial it may sound every thing we do is centered around money. "The Benjamins," might not bring you true happiness, but they come pretty close! Canter: ;a~ nw n:::TT-.r Senior Jus tin Roberts and sen ior Der ek Qu ick lou nge wh ile an

the j<>b at Mo ntg om -

ery -wa rds . Ph.ofo by Jolane Hargenrader.

Far left : Senior Dan Burba.ch

lrl:oclcs peppers in the pro duc e aisl e at Hy v ea an 27t h and Superior. Pho to by Jolane Hargenrader.

Left: Soph. Jam.es Ful ler is hap py abo ut spend.mg his mo nsy.

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Bottom I.art: C is £or Cookiel Senior Nick Donanhu e sa1ls cool.d.a: at the Deca Link. Sudants lined up everyday a£tar ~ third and fourth period£ to £P8Dd thair mols., an th yummy ~ sold by Deca Club. Bottom Right: . Junior Katie Taylor decorates her roam With pictures or her £rte.nm and collag• or magizene cut outs. Har favorite thing about her roam is her hat collsai:ian.

Be.low: Senior Mike Phillips pumps gas into his car at Super C. Stwlants af'ten want to the can.vience store during the day £or luab. and macks a£tar school. and the occs ss,,m.s.l £ill up £or thair cars.

1993 1960 1__gh_in_s_talls_an_Ice ___ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _L_in_ro_ln_H _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1

First year that LHS offered eleven periods. c~ were from 7:00am to 8:15pm.

cream sandwich M:achine

Money

T he r e a r e l o t s of people a t Lincoln High. You are a l l .w o n d e r i n g h o w y o u r pictures turned out. If you s m i l e d r i g h t , if y o u b h n k e d right when the flash Went off or if you had

P1........ of hair stick~ ing up. Get with your friends and look at all O f ·your pictures.

y o u c a n l a u g h for a l o n g t i m e t o come a b o u t w h a t y o u r p i c t u r e s looked l i k e . You could look in past y e a r b o o k ' s a n d see w h a t picture turned out the best for y o u So l a u g h a t y o u r s , friends a n d teachers pict u r e s .a n d e njOY •

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Cmatmats . . • Seniors 34 Juniors 66 Sophomores 88

eople People

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WHAT ARE THE APVANTAIEI

"A lot of younger people look up to you." - Jeremy

Debus "Youhave h d a two Practz·ce und Years of · er your b , senzor year zs . e,t. Your look back on ~'ltzme to take a ,,,,, . a yourp ,,1-emorzes d . ast an a tz ready /or all thefi me to get you to come ,, . uture memor . • - Lzsa E: . zes erdznand

Wnw cartf@@.t1 chara2_y=.¢•r a@3@uJ1 h in~@ u r=r ~=.nn tJ.¢-~ e·\\ 11e"er d\e:

becauseh "pokefl\OII .

"Johnny Bravo because I am sooo fine." - Frantz Antoine

- V ~ frof ll •011 of frofl 'l . . bip_at1 ee pee ,, o\\ ''A- cafl' l oO and V o~\e• -~ei ':,C bY V ,, ": ,oe """"\) ScoO ts 1,;ab· ur11 ,, 0"\ ,y "Scrappy off of Scooby Doo be-

- Joseph Ml"

pe ~ :titl :fUl,tbb - 1{riS

cause he isn't afraid of anything and he is also outgoing like myself." - Edward James

Who do you think has changed most since sophomore year?

40% of the Senior Class said #Jenn Beckman"

Wh at is the one qu ote you

would like to be remembered ·

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"I'm not sure alxmt the title, but it goes some- o~QIJ 0~ 0 • a hurry to get things done..."' 1J thing like, 'I'm m

--Samantha Walz

" Z V111 / ~ ; - fqtt, #cqtf~ Z fhl/lJ o/11 ~y~fy II¥, Z f~I W:e~/Y .foul >ch'(I<,//4.l/lf q/h.tf)rl <,Y~f /er~." -~qf;q//1e~f

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"Sand l'a Bullo ck' - Sal'ah Thompson

"Martin"

-'I17Graham

--syl~estet> Stxilone as Rambo' ' - Sam Rosena u

!f y!!!! w!!r!! !!bl!! t!! st!!rt !!v!!r with y!!!!r s!!ph!!m!!r!! y!!!!r, wh!!t w!!!!ld y!!!! d!! diff!!r!!ntly? ·~

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"Change my whole outlook on high school. See it as fun, not hard/ -Angela Lindschmidt

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111:Je ~\\ tA,\~f-e-ex~(a_ c,Uff~c,u\a..f ackv~~~- 11 • .

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Wlaat ii • • of tlae fU11!est 11181110till of JOU 1:tae spmat at LbiCDLa lltglt ? 11~V-e(.:, rc~~ka_\\

pfa_c.,kc.-e If - Jc~~ Haff.{,,~

Wha t do you thin k you will ~ dOing in 10

ye.am? ,

WQt to 1,e.

...i..oc1.r· -Jenocl Platlhp

"Living by myself with a lot of money, working with no kids. and I will have a cheese on the side. He·II have his place. and HI have mine." -Ronee Roach

--Hopefully not the same thing I'm doing now which is nothing!" -Beth Kenney

"I'll be a eachel''S assis ant" -Mia f el'nan dez

Lo r,(1~ Wr,f(, lr,W w,,t11(J"'tf (ercfl ~ yr,tfi r~(flr,i ~'!Ii? .

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11predictabJe''

-Beth.Singleton

Wh at is the mos t uniq ue no hom ewo rk excu se you hav e ever used ?

"My pl'infe,. l'an out of ink' -Chal'lotte Ridge

l.89.rn outside the classroom -Bryon Parman

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W ha t win you miss

• mo st ab ou t Li nc oln • Hi gh on ce you lea-ve? ~ @'<fs \~\s ~~~~ g_:;,i

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"Just reing part of the student lxxly. It's not the same once you leave -you ~ actually have to grow up" •

- Jen Beckman

"Nothing" {Qll)je !xlntxJm

}uni.ors .Tlike Charge The task of a junior is simple, you come to school and are forgotten about. Sophomores are seen as the newbies while the seniors are the top dogs everyone is concerned about. Being a junior is like being stuck in the middle. Yet being in the middle is not all that bad. After all, you get to go out to lunch but you don't have the worries of meeting college requirements. Juniors get to be in the middle just long enough to take a break from being scruffies, and to brace themselves for graduation, which is only a short year away.

~ ~Blaz .ek (11) studies ha.rel in her Marketing class, only one of. the

manynqw.rements towanfgraduating. Left: Kyle Kerkem~ er (1 U, Chanel Harris U 1>, Kassie Fanning (1 D, and Jortla;n Keyes ( 11) concentra te on whats be:irig said in £conomic s.

Abbott, Cody Admire, John . Al Ekabi, Enas Alabi, Olamide Alandzak, Udija Albers,Adam Albertson.Kourtney Aldanaf, Huda Alandzak, Darijo Alexander, Gabriel Allgood, Anthony Alvarez, Tony Andersen,Katrina Anderson, Sara Anderson, Sara Antoine, Joanne Appling, Victoria Arps, Stephanie Asboe,Eric Babcock, Heather Backes, Michael Bacon, Jenni Bailey, Christine Bajaj, Prashant Baker, Devon Baker, Matthew Balkovec, Jennifer Banes,Mark

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Juniors

Te secon cheerleader.

Left: Lisa Binczilc (1 D, and Lisa McN ish ( 11) work. on their lab: in their scien ce class perparmg for next year . their la.st year at Lincoln

lligh . Below: Katt ie Ta (11). and Chri stina Car1 ( 11) hang out in the hall after

schoo l

Barnes, Brandie Barnes, Edward Bashor, Ben Beahr, Brian Belzer, Grant Binczik, Lisa Blahak, Janae Blankenship, Trina Blazek, Crysta! Blazek, Jennifer Bloebaum, Dana Bloom, lisha Bluford, Brandon Bogatz, Katie Bornemeier, Nathan Bower, Katie Bowles, Aaron Brautigam, Aaron Brindel!, Aaron Brooks, Chance Brown, Dustin Brown, Katie Brown, Stephanie Bruning, David Bryan, Nani Buck, Lisa Buck, Nathan Buis,John

1927 Te JUDlOr C

officers.

Junio rs

Burnham, Todd Burton, Tyreece Burtscheidt, Julia Caldwell, Ryan Canter, Austin Carl, Christina Caskey, Tracy Casteel, Tanya Cecrle, Chad Chansavang,Bouadeth Chrastil, Brian Christensen, Elizabeth Christensen, Ian Christensen, Kori Christie, Yohance Clark, La Trail Clark, Paul Clements, Candice Clements, Christina Clewell, Ryan Coad, Malissa Cobb, Sean Coday, Kelsey Coffin, Cheston Cole,Aysia Colombe, Brett Compton, Amber Connett, Meghan Conway, Letha Cook, Meghan Cooper, Jamie Cooper, Michael Cowell, Jeremy Craig, Holly . Crandell, Joel Crear, Mark Creps, Jennifer Crook, Jollynn Crouch, Kristin Crowther, Jennifer Cruise, Edie Cudaback, Lori

1 11

Daarud, Trisha Dahlgren, Lee Danekas, Miranda Dao, Sa Davis, Jennifer Davison, Corki Dayton, Maggie

., 1944 Te )Ulllors pan or t e 1944 68 Juniors

all achool dance.

Debrick, Stephanie Debus, Melissa Decker, Jason Degraff, Anna Delancey, Bradley Delaney, Janell

~tv1 attr eN Devoe, Jordan · Dicke, Sarah Dilley, Chasff Dinh, Thuy Trang Do,Tony Dobesh, James Dahmen, Jessika Donner, Crystal Doran, Sara Dragoo, Kristen Drake, Michele Drews, Angela Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar, Sean Duncan, Gentry Earley, Michael Easton, Marie Echols, Lawrence Edwards, Travis Ells, Carissa Engel, Ashley

Far lBf't : Dere k Noon an ( 11) drills in his smal l mach ine class . fbov e. Julh an Stitm an-K elly 12), Kelly Shiel ds (1 U. An~i e Stev ms (l 1), and Kara Lamb erson (11) stud y hard in thier Appl ied Chem istry class. I..e£t: Mem bers of Chin ese class

prac tice their skills in the ancie nt a.rt of self defense.

1965 Jumors dress up or spint . week on Holx> Day. Junio rs

Right: Cbsnel Harr.ts (11) and Sbsnmse Hie.ks (I 1) have £u.n at the Pe.clc to School Bash. as they raise money f'or LHS cl-ula.

Below: .AnDie Curry (12) and Andrew Walters (11) show their devotion to French Club as they make crepes at the be.ck to school bash.

England, Laura Epke,Effie Erlewine, Sara ~Carra, Evans, Anisha Evers.Amanda Fanning, Kassie Fenin, Julie Firestone, Tiffany Flanagan, Erskin Foreman, Nicole Foster, Candace Foy,Eric Franklin, Michaela Franzen, Tyson Frerichs, Mike Friberg, Julie Gabel, Nathanael Gadeken, Christina Galusha, Stacey Gashi, Jehona Gatewood, Edison Geisler, Mark Gewecke, Heath Gewecke, Nick Ghormley,Anne Giese,Ryan Gill,Dana

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Glenn, Travis Gobber, Kelly Gomez, Aaric Gomez, Alberto Gonzalez, Manuel

Gooctlng, Stephanie Goracke, Sara Gottula, Andrew Grant, Jeremiah Grayer, Marlene Green, Elizabeth Grell, Tara Grenfell, Aaron Grossman, Taylor Gruntorad, Josh Ha, Quy Hai Haag, Camren Haahr, Dyan Haas, Steffen Haffey, Eric Hahn, Tracy Hain, Timothy Halte, Melissa Hansen, Brian Harlow, Sally Harrell, Melanie Harris, Chanel Harris, Chris

Ie£t: ICelly Gober (1 D. Holly

Craig (1 D. and

Katie Lathrop (11) make

flowers £or the first Multi-

cultural day at Lincoln High.

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Junior steering

committee. Juniors 71

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Harris, Emily Harris, Justin Harris, Sp enc er Hart, Mary Hasan, Banakat Hassebroek, Adam Haught, Jam ie Heidemann, Amanda Heinzman, Chris Hemmer, Joanie Hendrickson, Ryan Hernandez, Andrea Hervey, Stephanie Heuke, Tho ma s Hicks, Shaneice Hilker, Brad Hilligas, Bree Hodge, Emily Hodges, O.J. Hoefling, David Hogan, Dallas Hohensee, Adam Hoistad, Jillian Holland, Mark Ho.Imes, Remington Honda, Maiko Hooks, Mel Hopkins, Ryan Hutson, Brian Hu ynh ,Lu yen Ibrahim, Khalaf ldigima, Bariture ldigima, Charles Inbody, Andrew Intermill, Micah Jacobson, Richard Jedlicka, Shane Johns, Travis Johnson, Freyja Johnson, Karissa Johsnon, Kenneth Jones, Michael Kabat, Dustin Kadavy, Laura Kadavy, Lexi Kalkwarf, Matthew Ka up, Do ug Keller, Melissa Keller, Nathan

'.& 72 Juniors

19 78 Jumors go to the county :Development

Day.

Kelsey, Joseph Kennedy, Ryan Kepler, Erica Kerns, Jared Kettler, Tommy Keys, Jordan Kiihne, Melinda Killham, Adam Killman , Kristen Kinyoun, Jarad Kirstine, Jason . Klaus, Christopher Klein, Lynette Klemsz, Justin Knop p,Joh n Koenigsman,Kaitlyn Kreigler, Tyler Kreps, Hannah Krynsky, Robert Kucera, Jenee Kulawik, Matthew Kulawik, Sam Kunz, Tanner Kunzman, Jessica Kuzma, Katie La, Bao Laing, John Lamb, Clinton

~ Joa.n ia Hem mer (11) canse ntrat es as

she deaideG wha t to put an her CD for Multocultu ral Day .

I.aft: Stat Tmn1.cing nu and Kati e I.mw »snn (10) tell us whcs numb er one.

1981 Jumors particrpate m

county pl& Junio rs

Lamberson, Kara Landis, Sarah Lang, Rusty Lathrop, Katie Lauver, Cindy Le, Ngoc T Lear, Roland Lechner, Galen Lechner, Joel Lefferts, Robert Leggiadro, Liz Lehn,Joshua Lehr, Joshua Lekai, Mary Leuty, Melissa Linke, Nicole Lofgren, Megan Logan, Steven Lohmeier, Desiree Longs, Matthew Lopez, Elias

Lortz, Colin Lowe, Victoria Lutz, Tiffny Luu;Khoa Ly, Jode Mad, Shaft Madison, Amber

Right: Amanc1a Hatdsmann (11) and .Almc.s Smail (11) show thatr W rwky Day Gplrtt during T.1nooln High annual Spirit Week. F~t:. Homecammg prmce Mike Ma (11) and princess Chantal A£u (IQ) dance the night away at the 1999-2000 LIIS Hamaoorn1ng.

, Jumor Bren TUnms •

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reromes a model

Magdanz, Luke Maitland, Chelsea Malick, Amanda Maloy, Benjamin Mann , Travis Marahatta, Anita Martinez, Ada_m Martinez, Maria Mason, Travis Mason, Wallace Massa, Casey Matzke, Sarah Mayfield, Mike McCain , Michelle McClure, Laura Mccown , Adam Mccown , Adam McCoy, Phil McCray, Kimberly Mccready, Alan McGee, Ty McGill, Mel McKeeman, Eric McMeen , Tiffany McNish, Lisa McWilliams , Tea Medina, Orvin Meester, Kristin

~ Aaron Brautigam (I 1)

Gb.owG aft' his ldca.teboe.rding lllCills at the Back to School Bash:

Lel't: Cb.ad Brown (12>. Ryan Giese (11) and Cori Mahser (I 1) play . rnsncals during free tune in math.alss s.

Juniors

Left: Sbsnetce Hicks (11) and Kara Witherspoon (11) show of£ their £asb1cm in the Lincoln High Photo Shoot. ·Below: Adam Hassebroak (11) and TR.Dll81' l(unz ( 11) Hang out in the hall bef'ore class. a pastime for manyjun iors.

Mehser, Cori Mendez, Julio Cesar Meyer, Jared Meyer, Kellan Mihulka, Katie Miller, Gerald Miller, Kathleen Miller, Nicki Miller, Seth Milligan, Megan Milliken, Jordan Mills, Adam Mistoler, Korene fvttlamraj, SaNsan

Mohr, Joshua Moock, Dave Moore, Joe Morales, Carmen Morford, Carly Morin, Ambyr Morris, Nate Morton, Ternesha Nagle, Patrick t\a.Jra TI,~ Neff, David Nelson, Kevin Nemmers, Ashley Neruda, Stephanie

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Juniors

Nettleton, Jason Neumann, Matthew Nevitt, Brad Newman, Marc Ngo, Cindy Nguyen, Hoa Nguyen, Huan Nguyen, Huynh . Nguyen, Khoa Nguyen, Le· Nguyen, Ly Nguyen, Nam Nguyen, Ngoc Nguyen, Stacy Nguyen, Thao Nguyen; Vivi Nichols, Amara Nichols, Amy Nicholson, Bonnie Nightengale, Justin Nordmeyer, Crystal Novak, Bailey Novak, Elisha Novak, Jackie Obrien, Jack Olds, Elizabeth . Ondrak, Tara Osorio, Erik

I.art: Rax:snne Tubbs (11), Iatratl Clark (ID, and.Kala Carman (12) ~jOy their delicious . nutritious l,mches.

Juniors

Ostgaard, Eric Overstreet, Taurean Paez, Katrina Pancharoen , Sara Parker, Lindsay Parker, Stephenie Patel, Devin Payne, Amanda Payne, Josephine Pearson , Grant Pederson, Olri.stq:)her Perkins , Jay Pescador, Zachariah Petersen , Kyle Peterson, Danae Peterson , Kris Pewthers, Mike Pham , Hue Phan , Thanh Philippi, Drew Philpot, Chas Phun , Mai Pierce, Ashli Pilcher, John Platte, Harley Portillo, Gonzalo Pottorff, Adam Powell , Leah Priess, Chelsea Raasch , Scott Rader, Kasi Razamazov, Natalia Redwine , Marcus Reed, Candus Reed, Jeremy • Reide , Godfrey Reinkordt, Elisabeth Rets , Paul Rewinkel , Danielle Riblett, Chris Rice, Brian Richey, Heather Riechen , Ulricke Riggle, Emily Robertson, Melissa Robinson , Sean Rogers, Jay Ross, Emily Roth, Julia

193 1 The student council. 78 Jun ior s

:r..ert: Ang}& Stevens ( 11) Tyler Cruse (12) share information about Biracial/Multiracial Caucus during Multicultural Day. ~ Pat ~le (11) celabrates Hawaiian Day during UIS Spirit

Week. Rouse, Aaron Roux, Chase Rowe, Curtis Rung, Tyson Rupert, Dianne Rutt, Christopher Rutz, Kelsey Ryan, Jessica Ryan, Sara Sacca, Andrea Sager, Bruce Sager, Christoper Saleh, Hasanen Saleh, Hawra

Satterthwaite, Jamie Sattertt'M'aite, Lindsay Schack, Andrea Scharp, Laurie Schidler, Christopher Schnell, Brandy Schock, Andrew

Sd1omaker, Christine Schroeder, Steven Schweitzer, Ryan Schwochow, Lacey Scott, Dustin Scott, Nick Scrivens, Eric

1950

Jumor class sponsors help with the play audition. Juniors

Right: Jillia n Haistad ( 11), Lise.McNish (ll)a ndLu m. Binc zik (11) watc h the skatebae.rdsrs at the Be.ck to

School.Pash. Far Right: Ben Bam.ar (11) looks pretty 'glu>vy be.by' ~th el,1 nco l.n Hi.gh spiri t week.

Sebek, Jessica Seuferer, Chuck Shaw, Brent Shields, Kelly - • Shinall, Ayesha Shrauger, Amber Silvestrini, Christina Simeck, Josie Sinchuk, Natalya Sindelar, Michael Sitherwood , Keith Skinner, Aaron Smail , Alexis Smith , Autumn Smith , Chris Solodovnik, Valeriy Sorensen , Charles Soulliere, Nicole Soung , Nael Spale, Tameaka Spires , Timothy Sprenger, Jacob Springer, Stacey Stadnick, Jessy Staley, Amy Stamler, Luke Standley, Abiga il Stanley, Jessica

1959

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The junior cheerleaders finish their porformarn e to move up to varsity the following year.

Star ks.D evan Staswiclc,

Brian Stepe.nyuk, Svya :t:ml av Starns, Sa.ra h Steve ns, Angte Stew art,

Tam my · St1nsan,

Jeffr ey Stitt. lCatie Stokke.:Erin Stolp. Chris tophe r

Story. :Etha n Stov all Abt ~ .• Stov all Scott Stran d. :Emil

Juniors, Aaro n Gren£all. Isa Dahlgren. and Jared Karns look prett y tau~ as they show thatr stuff at the Lincoln High Photo Shoot:. I.a't: MmnJin'S o£ the Cb1»ese Club aha.re abou t the cb1Dese cultu re durin g the Mult icult ural day.

Junio rs

rsrt: Tun Hain (11) and Tad Lile (12) Wark hard an their proj8C!i: £or Ms. Msyar.

~ : Juniors Sundus - ~m ma d and :En.as Al :Ekabi discuss their pro_j8Ci:s £or their Clothing class. .

Stroman, Alyshia Styskal , Andrew Sugawara, Takuya Sukhram, Mike Swanson, Alicia Swartz, Angel Swift, Nate Swoboda, Amy Ta, Kattie Tang, Sandy Tang, Thuy Tate, Jackie Taylor, Katie Teater, Kelle Terry, Clayton Thaller, Sarah ltarsHa:tam,.Atm:d

Thelen, Sara Thomas, Derek Thompson, Tim Thornton, Nicholas

Tiedeman, Ryan Tiedgen, Angela Timmons, Emily Tobin, Katie Tolliver, Tammell Tomkins, Stefanie Torres, Yessenia

1963 •

82 Junio rs

Juniors demonstrate their first aid skills.

Townsend, Devin Tramp, Scott Tran, Phuong Tran, Trinh Trimble, Brian Triplett, Tyreece Trarbley, Ccssardra Tsegaye, Meron Tubbs, Roxanne Turner, Tanya' Tyler, Rebecca • Ulmer, Candice Unrein, Michael Uridil, Mike Van Kekerix, Justin Van Slyke, Matthew Vanlaningham, Zach Vaverka, Andrea Vaverka, Kimberly Venema, Colby Vermaas, Lindsay Vo.Thanh Vocasek, Michael Vogt, Elizabeth Vorisey, Ruzena Waak, Nolan Waak, Stuart Wadell, Eric

~ Hoe. Ngo (I 2>. Stacy Nguyen (I U. Tuan Tran (I 0) and Todd Burham (11) work an their

disp]ay far ~ultiaul.tural day. 1963 LHS was one of the few schools on the nation to

offer Ru~ian as a Foreign Language.

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1920

The junior class numbered only 377. Juniors

I.aft: Jd Ly (11>. Raebel Beddm (10), and Magban ~gan (11) work ~ to make ribbons far • W arld .A1DS Day.

Be.law: ICa:tie Lathrop (11) and Amy Swoboda (11) eny,y the festiVitles at the RADe1sssDce

Fatr.

Walker, Gabriel Wallace,Jo hn

\l\tE1-7lurJm\l\h:B Walter, Anna Walters, Andrew Walters, Sunny Wambaugh, Jessica Warden, Lindsey Warnke, Sean Warren, Rachel Washington, Lamar Washut, Robin Watermeier, Nathan Webb, Ricky Wells, Jared Welsch, Jacinda Werts, Jodi West, Rachel Westphal, Tamra White 1 Michael Whitney, Tera Wikoff, Joshua Wilbourn, Dustin Wilcox, Natalie Wiles, Jonathan Wilkinson, Joe Wilson, Stephanie Winkle, James

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The junior cl~ officers.

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84 Juniors

•Winsley, Henry Winton, Cherie Witherspoon, Kerra Wolfe, Tiffany Worth, Luke Yoakum, Matthew Yosten, Joe Yound, Jennifer Young, Andrew . Young, Brock Youroukos, Ginny

Juniors Not Pictured Joh n Stu ertz Josh Hoh ens ee ·Da vid Mu rph y Lindsea Ahrends Seth Crawford Des tiny Stu tzm an Len g Hua Denis N atrushkin Olabode Alabi Francisco Cuevas Adr ian Taf oya Josh ua Ihn en Quoc Nguyen Michael Aldrich Charles Dan cza k Am y Tan ner Sin isa Ilic Derick Noo nan Travis Anderson Melanie Degenhardt Ma rk Tar an Jim my Jack son Chr Jenny Arizola isto pher Nov ace k Matthew Diaz Ma rcus Teske Dus tin Jam es Douglas Nov ak Beatriz Avendano-Fierro Lien Do Ali Tha risHac ham Joh n Jam es Stev John Ayers en Pap e David Duncan Min h Ton g Jere my Jon es Angela Pel la Keagan Bailer Leah :Oupont Dou ssou Tra ore Can dac e Jop lin Allan Perez Chad Bailey Maranda Easton Kat ie U ridi l Kyl e Ker kem eye r Luca Peterlini Prashant Bajaj Addie Enders Cha ndr a Wa lker Step han ie Kig gins Ray Petersen Shandranella Baker Adam Ferris Eva n Wa tson Ma rk Kiih ne Tan Grant Belzer ner Pinkston Heather Fischer Jaso n Wa tson Nat han Kin g Dav Michel Benger id Pop ov Christina Fortuna Jere mey Wa tson Gre gor y Kitt Wil Bryan Berlowitz liam Range Brandon Frischie Me gan Wa tson Patr ic Kna ff Justin Reavis Corey Birkmann Brandon Frye Tan isha Wa tson Sen ya Krz hizh ano vsk y Vin Eric Bobzien nie Reyes Zak Fuller . Tra vis Wa tson Eliz abe th Lab rum Cassey Reynolds Brian Boone Thomas Gaster Eric We lls Min h Le Rolanda Reynolds Angela Booth Abraham Gom ez Jaci nda We lsch J:?a vid Lea fty Jason Bre hm Anthony Riley Ii Eric Gonzalez Tho mas We lter Rob ert Lea r Tamara Riv era Rachel Brekke Lucas Goree Kyl e We rner Kar en Lee Elicia Rodriguez Cara Brenner Regina Grant Cat heri ne We st Jos e' Lun a Lydia Brown Patricia Rosas Ashley Green Kai li We st Brit tni Ma gwi re Nicholas Roth Thomas Buda Brandon Guenther Bre nda Wik off Oks ana Ma nuy lo Nicholas Roth Jared Callahan Melanie Guevara Rob ert Wil helm Abb ie Ma rtin Shelby Carman Thomas San che z Alisha Hanika Dav id Wis er Nic hola s Mc Cav e Brian Carter Jerri Schmidt Daniel Hansen Jun ior Wri ght Rau nett a Mc Cra y Cody Sch wan ing er Cirilo Cervantes Sean Han sen Car olin e Yoo Me gan Mc Kay Trevor She rma n Cassandra Chrisp April Har dy • Gin ny You rou kos Ash ley Me din a Daniel Clark Bradley Soflin Tristan Harrenstein Bra ndo n Zie mel is Sun dus Mo ham mad Katrina Clark Erendira Solorio Mozart Harris And rew Zim mer Me lvin Mo ore Reynaldo Solorio Nicholas Clover Shayma Has hem Kyle Morris Tyla Colliers Demetrius Stephens Justin Hayes Sheena Mo xha m Nicholas Cox Audrea Ste war t Long Hoa n

arrs c01mmttee. Jun iors

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Sophomores Adams, Mandi Afuh , Chantal Aguilar, Andrew Aguirre , Shawn Alama, Walat Alexander, Lizzie

Allen , Aj Allen , Chelsea Allen , James Allen , Kyle Alley, Shane Almquist, Steven

Anaya-Orozco, Karina Anderson, Hannah Anderson, Jamie Anderson-Young, Max Anthony, Amy Archie, Cahterine

Armstrong , Danielle Austria, Stephen Avdic , Nino Avila, Pedro Babcock, Daniel Bacon, Constance

Bahm, Lynn Bahr, Elainea Banks, Tarvis Bartek, Julia Bartek, Robert Bartels, Janelle

Bateman, Elizabeth Baumgartner, Tiffany Beddes , Rachel Bedell, Kyndall Benes, Jonathan Berks, Katrina

Bernstein, Ellen B et, Donald Bickert, Katherine Bienka, Alicia Biggs, Jared Black, Zach

Bliss , Jada Boden, Brandon Bogan, Na tees ha Bomberger, Brian Botts, Greyson Bredehoft, Sc ot t

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Sophomores hang out in the student lounge.

19 71

Mimes, the sophomore dramatic club, is o •r to underc~en.

Brethouwer, Emily Brewer, Tasha Brick, Cyndi Brick, Mandy Brocksmith, Holly Brolliar, Alicia

Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Joseph Brown, Matthew Brown, Rachael Brugh, James Brunke, Kathryn

Bui, Thiep Buljubasic, Senada Burbach, David Burgess, Aaron Burns, Anthony Buzby, Jason

Cahan, Lara Call, Troy Carcamo, Salvador Cardwell, Tammi Carey, Tonja Carper, Matthew

~ Justin Piclcal (10>. Nuru Roe.ch

(10>. and Carlm Martinez (10) make their CDs £or Multiculltu.ral Day.

left: Brandi Plowman (1 O> and Kimberly

Clark (IQ) get their Boogte on during the Hameoom1ng dance. 1951

1967

The Senior coed counselors organi1lltion was established to assist girls entering the school for the first time. .

sophomore class officers. Sophomores

Balow-: Rac.hal Beddes (1 0 ), makes a ~on statamant during spirit weak. Balow: Jesan Hillcer ( 1O>, models his new ahirt he constructed antirely or paper

cli:ps.

Sophomores show their creativity . lll

everything, including their clothes. Casarrubias, Laura Cervantes, Aracely Chadd, Nichole Chalk, Victoria Chen, Philip Chesnok, Nina

Chrastil, Brandon Chrisp, Tyler Clark, Kimberly Clough, Holly Coatman, Crystal Coil, T.J.

Colberg, Jacob Colburn, Ernie Conant, Brian Conner, Sidney Connett, Deva Cook, Brent

Cooke, Douglas Cooper, Helen Corral, Carlos Correll, Megan Cossey, Sharah Cowger, Marshall

1967

& 88 Sophomores

Stu ents

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1959

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Many stu ents co orm to e

fads by wearing their controversial long socks.

Crawford, Brian Crosby, Tasha Cummings, Lee Cunningham, Brian Cyriacks, Titus Danner, Robert

Dao, Phuong Thao Daugherty, Crystal Davidson, Stephanie Davis, Jill Davis, Levi Davis, Travis

Dawson, Linda Deboer, Karen Debus, Kristina Deleau, Lisa Demitroff, Gretchen Deschane, Ryan

Deterding, Sara Detweiler, Wesley Dick, Katie Dieken, Robert Divizinskiy, Mike Do, Vu

Dobbins, Fayshawn Doble, Sara Donahue, Mary Dougherty, Alicia Dougherty, Patrick Douglas, Curtis

Dougla , Sarai Drawbaugh, Laura Dredge, Danielle Ducey, Miranda Duncan, Devin Eckerson, Andrew

Eckles, Daniel Einemann, Megan Engleman, Kira Erdman, Joshua Erdmann, Lacie Erickson, Becky

Erion, Philip Eskra, Matthew Fander , Megan Farahani, Christina Farahani, Mana Farrall, Kelly

1932 A

ation announces that student enrollment has

reached 2,695.

the yearoook.

spo

Sophomore£

Farrell, Eileen Felici, Sara Finke, Katie Fisher, Julie Fixter, Tiffany Fleetwood , Yolanda

Fleischman, Bill Fleming, Abby Foreman, Scott Foster, Chike Fox, Jay Fox, Jessie

France, Cole Franey, Jared Frank , Rachel Freauf, Amber Free, Alexa Free, Roger

French, Jean Freytag, Stephanie Frisbie, Brian Fuenning, Anna Fuhrer, Amy Fuller, James

Gallant, Justin Galusha, Billy Gand u, Bahji Garcia, Christina Garner, Russell Geigle, Amanda

Gesch, Joshua Gipson, Sean Glantz, Brent Godbout, Alissa Godfrey, Wyatt Golden, Chad

Gomez, Amber Gomez, Mabel Gordon, Anthony Gormley, Kaylie Govori, Hatixhe Govori, Ramush

Green, Victoria Greve, Joshua Grime, Justin Grimsley, Amanda Gruntorad, Jeremy Guevara, Issac

;3, 90 Sophomores

198 1

192 0

stu ents wor on graphics during computer

The Sophomore deoote team defeated the freshmen, juniors and seniors.

Gunthe r, Angela Guthrie, Tiffany Gutierrez, Nancy Gwelo, Jennife r Ha, Toan Haas,A my

Hale, Jamaal Hall, Jessica Hall , Terry Handy, Kenneth Hansen , Andy Harrington , Megan

Harris, Erin Hart, Alyssa Hartman, Nicholas Hartman, Patrick Hartshorn, Amber Hasan, Zahra

Hass, Amber Hayes, Caitlin Heafer, Will Hehn, Tyler Herndon, Amy Herndon, Robert

Herrick, Caleb Herron, Adam Hicks, Rachel High, Alynn Hile, Stephanie Hilker, Jason

How do you think school will be different when you 're a senior?

Steven Price (10) Austin Sydow (10) Lori Patterson (10) "School will probably "I think it will be mostly "Be more excited be more challenging the same because the to leave school, nervous when I am a senior." seniors I know are the about graduating, and same as the sophomores. preparing for college. 1971

The coed counselor Tea is held refore school opens in order to get sophomores acquainted with the school

1967

student get their annual dentist checkups.

Sophomores

Hill, Kylie Ho, Xuan-Trang Hoang, Dai Holman, Matthew Hopeman, Joshua Hopkins, Jerroe

Houck, Carrine Houdek, Donald Howell, Allen Hubka, Mindy Huff, Jeffrey Hughes, Thomas

Hunt, Amelia Huynh, Tri Minh Izaguirre, Angelica Jackson, Tarin James, Kimberly Jaspersen, Kelly

Jennings, Jeremy Jensen, Mandi Jobman, Christopher Johns , Tonya Johnson, Brianna Johnson, Cory

Johnson, David Johnson, Patrick Johnston, Sara Jones, Bianca Jons, Sylvia Kadavy, Staci

Kahler, Tracy • Kahm , Jennifer Kalcik, Brione Kalkowski, Nathan Kaluza, Amanda Kapke, Sarah

Kazem, Haider Kazem, Hassam Keating, Victoria Keelan, Maggie Keetle, Ben Kelly, Barry

Kennedy, Alene Keyzer, Lydia Kieckhafer, Katherine Kienholz, Jayme Kieu, Tuyet Kilgore, Nicole

3 92 Sophomores

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192 9

e Lmoo first addition and the newly-0>mpleted oval.

Killen, Chris Kilpatrick, Morgan Kimmen, Ashley King, Kile King, Nick Kinnison, Michelle

Kinseth, Daniel Kitagawa, Hiro Klein, Candie Knaub, Danielle Knoll, Jennifer Knott, Jennie

Koinzan, Sarah Kolakovic, Maja Kunz, Ken Kunz, Kyren Laam, Chou! Lacy, Kathryn

Laing, Teri Lairmore, Jeff Langdon, Melissa Larkin, Jared Lawson, Willie Le, Nghia

Le, Thuy Lear, Gregory Lear, Tessa Leazer, Shannon Lefeber, Matthew Lenz, Nathan

Leon, Edwin Liesveld, Sarah Lind, Nicholas Lindholm, Danielle Lindner, Tabetha Lockhom, Nick

Ladwig, Lori Lomax, Andy Lone Wolf, Makyla Long, Josephine Long Soldier, Gabriel Longs, Alisha

Loos, Stacy Lopez, Hoe Lorence, Brandon Losh, Andrew Louderback, Eric Love, Kellen

1913

Evemng were held.

1872 An interior view of

one of the classrooms in the original building.

Sophomores

Ludemann, Kathryn Luong, Thi Maaske, Bradley Madlock, Micah Magee, Kendra Magwire , Amanda

Mann, Tyler Manning-Keche, Megan Marschman, Lauren Marsh, Sara Martin, Bobby Martinez, Carlos

Martinez, Jose Martinez, Nancy Maske, Angela Mason, Claire Mason, Katherine Mason, Pamela

Massa, John Mathieson, Craig Matic, Ivan Matic, Sujetlana McCormack, Justin McCready, Amanda

McMaster, Ryan McQ ueary, Dennis McThenia, Nathen Mc Williams, Terry Mefferd, Ashley Melpolder, Sally

Meredith, Jackson Merrill, Mark Mesenbrink, Matthew Mickelson, Mikki Mildenberger, Tom Miller, Ashley

Miller, Janna Miller, Marc Miller, Vince Mix, Keesha Mogensen, Joe Mohr, Hannah

Mohr, Jamie Moody, Leida Moore, Da' vida Moore, Daniel Moore, Ta'K iya Morgan, Kristina

19 71

3 94 Sophomores

The students enpy their brand new high tech lunch room.

1971

Decorating lockers for birthdays is the ''in-thing'' to do.

Morris, Joshua Morrow, Sheri Morter, Kristin Mosby, Stephanie Mueller, Katrina Nalow,Adam

Navas, Joseph Nelsen, Bethany Nettleton, Thomas Newell, Rosalee Ngo, Hoa Nguyen, Hanh

Nguyen, Hung Nguyen, Huy Nguyen, My Hanh Nguyen, Tony Nguyen, Trinh Nguyen, Tu

Nguyen, Viet Nielsen, Bryce Nielsen, Drew Norris, Kara North, Melissa Novak, Emily

A~e: The sophomore Amex class en;oys one their many scholarly discussions. . Left: Katrina. Mueller ( 10) and Abby Opbrook ( 10) show off their school spirit during spirit week

1978

Lincoln High replaced ''The oval," with an eight lane track.

high students earn from the ools ice cream machine.

Sophomores

Below: S ~ Len: (10) shows off her fake ta.too at the Back to School Pash. Below Left: Sally Mel:rt!lder (10) ~rfor ms karao ke for her friends at the &ck to School Pash.

Sophomores have fun at their· first Back To School Bash I Novak, Rachel Nyhoff, Roger O' Brien, Beth O' Brien, Michae l O' Brien, Claire Oberheu , Niki

Oe tmann, Matt Oetken , Amber Okra, Damarcus Oldfield , Matthew Opbroek, Abby Opfer, Jessica

Ortega, Benjamin Osmanovic, Mirzama Owens, Luther Owens, Victor Owomoyela, Erik Palmer, Douglas

Palmer, Jaltheaus Palmer, Keith Parde, Danielle Parker, Lisa Patterson, Lori Paulsen , Brooke

1960

3 96 Sophomores

sophomores play the juke oox in the lounge.

1924

T he Lincoln High L club was organil.ro.

Payne, Tyler Pearce, Joshua Perez, Joe Perez, Matthew Peters, William Petersen, Lori

Peterson, Alexis Peterson, Jules Pham, Ha Pham, Thach Pham, Thieu Pham, Van

Phan, Sang Phan, Tien Phillips , Heather Phillips , Michael Phillips, Rick Phillips, Rolin

Phipps, Derrick Pierce, Brennan Pierce, Reed Pilcher, Jr., Earl Pinneo, Lundon Plantz, Elaine

Plowman, Brandi Polk, Adair Prasek, Michella Praun, Luan Price, Steven Pulec, Sandra

Qadir, Chinar Rasmus sen, Eric Raymond, Ashley Raymond, Morissa Reed, Darrius Reed, Kevin

Reed, Megan Reeves, Arthur Reimers, Jodi Reinwald, Rayna Remmers, Amanda Resch, Luke

Restau, Nick Reynolds, Jennifer Rezac, Kiley Richard , Jim Rindone, Meghan Roach, Nuru

1920

The Links make a change from having a senior picnic to an Olympic Events Day.

Soph.omora:

Roberts, Terra Robinson , Zachary Rogers, Grant Ros , Anthony Roth, Jenny Roux, Lindsay

Ro w e, A m y Ruiz, Joel Rush, Josilen Russ, Barbara Rutt, Natalie Rutz, Sc ot t

Sanchez, Antonio Sands, Katie Sasse, Danielle Sasse, Jamie Satchell, Vanessa Sausedo, Corinna

Sawyer, Bryan Schacher, Tanner Schaffert, Sally Schiltz, Chris Schmidt-Maser, Elizabeth Schnell, Alex

Schwebke, Jeremy Sc hw ei tz er, Ch ris to ph er Scott, Frederick Sears, Riley Shapoval, Je ff Sharp, Orea

Shearer, Jared Sheppard, Mary Shiffler, Katharine Shippen, Tiffany Shively, Edward Shockey, Lindsey

Shurter, John Shotsman, Kelly Siddiq, Hanna Singleton, Danielle Skrdlant, Jami Slater, Ronnie

Smith, Kasandra Smith, Shawn Smolyuk, Valentina · Snider, Nicole Soung, John Spencer, Chelsey

1980's

3 98 Sophomores

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Links show off their hip fashions.

1917

The yearoook makes it debut

Spencer, Troy Spilker, Micah Springer, Heather Staley, Tabitha Stamps, Gus Statler, Rowena

Stege-Tompset, Micah' Stephens, All ison Sticka, Sam Stinson, Matthew Stitman, Patrick Stoakes, Nico le

Stockard, Carroll Stollar, Rebecca Svoboda, Alex Swartz, Ashley Swartz, Audrey Sydow, Austen

Sykes, Michelle Tafoya, Andres Taha, Hozan Tahir, Sherwan Taran , Daniel Taylor, Bailey

Tep, Narin Thomas, Billy Thomas, Chancey Thomas, Terra nce Thompson, Daniel Thompson, David

How did you celebrate th~ new year?

Beth O'B rien , "I went to my uncle's hou se."

Erin Harris, "I went to a lot of parties."

189 5

T e Advocate, e school's newspaper was founded.

Katherine Bickert , "I watched T. V. and played card s with my family."

196 0

Each ~mbly was opened by a student playing 'call to colors."

Sophomores

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Th om ps on , Dustin Thompson , Jeffrey Thompson , Jerry Thorson, Jessica Thulin , Sarah Tiangco, Allison

Tiedgen, Marcus Tierney, Joshua Tiritilli, atasha Tische, Lacey Toombs, Tony Toren, Willa

Tran , H ue Tran, Li em Bui Tran, Ly Tran, Mong Tran , Tuan Trang, Kelly

Trumble, Casey Turek, Fr an k Turner, Chanta Tyson, Justin Uhrmacher, Clark • Ullman, Jamie

Vakoc, A m ar a Velasquez, Joe Vermeer, Jessica Vesely, Troy Voecks, Ryan Von Busch , Alicia

Von Busch , H ea th er Voss, A m an da Vu, Lieu Vu, Th an h Walker, Joel Walker, Josh

Walker, Lynell Wallace, Derry Watson, Aletha Watson, Barbra Watson, Jerrod Weaver, Aaron

Weiss, Sarah Welch-Powell, Annette Wells , Gary Werner, George Weston, Stacie Whisler, Derek

1920's

0 0 Sophotnores

Lincoln High's cafeteria before it was remodeled.

1964

Driving simulators were introduced to Lincoln High to help students learn to drive.

White, Alisha Whitlock, Adam Widhalm, Kevin Wiegert, Erika Wiese, Lisa Wiles, J erame

Wilken , Brandon Wilkinson, Kristin Williams, Christy Williams, Lewi Wills, James Wilson , Alyssa

Winston, Ben Wise, Larry Wittmuss, Kenney Wold, Nate Wolf, Sarah Wolfe, Ashley

Wood, Elliot Wright, Patrick York, Ryan Yost, Bryan Young, Amberr Yousif, Rita

Zarate, Nancy

Not Pictu red Azher Al Ghazawi Michael Cloud Darijo Alandzak Helen Cooper Autumn Allen Jennifer Cooper Christopher Amory Carlos Corral Curtis Baker Cindy Coy Brian Bayne Shana Damian Eugene Beahr Crystal Daugherty Darius Bennett Kevin Downs Richard Bentley Daniel Ellyson Daniel Berge Kevin Elseg Matthew Birch Ashley Enriquez Nateesha Bogan Jakob Forsgren Brian Bomberger Nicholas Gans Jennifer Bowman Shawn Garibay Shanitay Boyd Antigona Gashi Ladun Bradford Daniel Gergen Joshua Brown Joshua Gesch Melissa Brown Charice Gibson Zac Bryant Cassidy Glenn Ashley Canas Tara Green Jason Carl Zlatko Hadzisabic Rene Castillo Ayesha Harding Tyler Charbonneau Crystal Harmes Roxanne Clark Dallas Hees Thomas Clements Jennie Henning Ryan Clewell Cari Hopkins

1968

Hali the lockers, most of them from 1915 were replaced at a price of • $18,000.

Leslie Hoyle Kimberly Hutchings Phillip ljoma lsik lsoren Elisia Jones Victoria Keating Taz Kegermann Anna Keys Jessica Kirchoff Hiro Kitagawa Ryan Kohel Richard Krueger Due Le Vinh Le Nick Liegl Matthew Long Richard Lutz Kevon Mallory Trisha Martin Elizabeth Martinez Pedro Martinez Christine McCall Justin McDermott Kosovare Memeti Jesse Miller Latice Moody

William Morse Joshua Nelson Katie Ness Kelsie Ness Cuong Nguyen Daniel Noriega Tawni Perez Justin Pickel Lee Pickrel Lenna Pierce Amber Ramirez Jose Rios Mike Robertson Dennis Rogers Dan·e1 Rosas Nathan Rouch Kris Schleicher Aleigah Schutz Michael Scott Veronica Sheets Kyle Smith Joseph Stefanidis Michael Stephens Joey Stevens Katriece Sturdivant

Juwan Tahir Jackie Thebodo Rakenya Thompson Tiara Thompson Khoi Tran Liem Bui Tran Luan Tran Justin Vanderharr Stephen Vera Travis Vesely Viola Vinson A.J . WalkerDeigan Johnny Walls Cody Wells Victoria West Sarah Wilkason Joshua Wilks Brandon Wirtz Phillip Zachek Joel Zavala

1981

Homecoming court poses for their picture.

Sophomores

101 .

Staff r Effort LlIS Staff. A n A" fo der

By: Jolene Hergenra Everyday students and teachers drag themselves •nto classrooms at Lincoln High preparing for other eight hours of lectures and lessons. At three 'clo ck students go home and face homework, race ff to work or stay at school for a three hou r ractice, or prepare for a two hour game, while their •nstructors are grading papers, preparing for the next ay' s lessons, or improving a play for the team that ey coach. A staff members' work doe sn't end hen the clock strikes three. Teachers often stay ate or come to school early to help a student having roblems, supervise a student making up a test, or o council with other teachers and compare plans. So the next time your feeling stressed out about an ssignment that your English teacher gave you, or that project due in World History, jus t remember that our teacher will be spending a few hours grading it, nd that they wo n't be receiving a grade for their •me and effort.

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1891

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Linroin's Mayor vvier, chief D ¥ and Fire waden Newrerg examined LH S and deemed LH S dangerous in it's present conditioned and ordered the building to re closed.

Staff Na ncy Grant-Colson Mr uyH ele n Graul Lea nn Ha mb y Ge.nee Ha ndl y Jill Ha nsh ew Terrel Ha nsh ew Ch rist y HargesheimB;

Ma rily n He ckm an Mi cah Heil:Bl Jch n He me nm an Tru dy Hines Ga ry Hinkley Cy nth ia Ho ohn e Ro tert Holl:ert

Linda Joonson-Flower Giovanni Jones Truru Kaiser Wi lha m Kf ml ey Debra Keefe G~ ory Keller Jud ith Keller

Me lro y Kenney Constance Kingston Al yx Kni9:ht £rt e Kn oll Ra::ahe Kot-was Ru th Kupfer Jam es Lafollette

Ch ery l Larson Debra Lat tim er Ca.rolLefeoor Brenda leQ{fiadro Jan et Lei ck Pa.m Lindholm I.a.Urie Logsdon

Da vid London Sha rill Lue:ltke Ka thr yn Mason Jar eld ine Ma ys Ma ria Mazurek Carol McClain Deborah McGinn

Ro ter t Mersed Sh aun na Me yer Ke lly Mullendore Ma rsh a Mu nge r Joo.nu Mu rph y Ma ry An n My ers Wi lha m My ers

Glenda Nelson Juh e Nelson Ma rie an Newcomer Don Olsen Th om as Papp;is Richard Patterson Sus an 11.erce

1906

T alking in halls is mnned by faculty.

1906

Detention after school for h

guilty of noJSemaking put mto effect. .

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Sh irl ey Rine Sa nd ra Rench Cehne Robertson

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Ja ;e Jh Sh an dr a

S am u el ~ Celia. Sh er ma n M ar y So ut hw or th Je an ne St ar k Peggy St ew ar t Shawn Stokes H ar ve y Stoner Jr.

Ju dy St ra nd Ron SUing Du an e Ufung Ar ly n Uh rm ac he r Ja n Va n Arsda.11 Je nn ife r Va nd yk e Stephen Vasa.

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Staff

Aoove: Ms. furr ora Scra nton is hard at work in the counselors office help ing stud ents figur e out whe re to go, and instr uctin g her assis tants on wha t to do.

Aoove: Mr. Stev en Ferri s l:«!omes very upse t whe n temg caug ht off guar d by the cam era.

Margy W a'/Per Barro.r a weckman Barro.r a Weiner Jerel Welker . Cmdy West Rooort White ClUistina Wiles

Glenda W illnerd Andrea. Wolfe Nancy Wolfe Michael Wortm an Janet Zillig

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Far Righ t: Kat hy Bry ant emp ties two of Loincoln High s man y tras h cans . The scho ol cust odia ns wor k arou nd the clock to keep Linc oln High School in the best shap e possible, and full of pride for stud ents and staff . Right: Jean ne Star k assis ts Hien Ngu yen (12) in her thir d yea r Spa nish class .

1992

Dice are banned from Lincoln PUblic schools

1999

Green rarpet is taken out of M:edia center. 105Sta ff3

Se as on ed V et er an s Staff m em ~r s ce leb rat ing 20 ye a.r s or mo re at LHS

Judith Keller

30 years

27 years

Harold Simpson

23 years

Bill Myers

Harvey Stoner

22 years

Arlyn Uhrmacher

25 years

Bill Zuspan

23 years

Kathy Bryant

22 years

Gary Comeer

22 years

Thomas Pappas

21 years

Bob White

21 yew

Terry & Jill Hanshew

Thank you LHS teachers for servi( e above and beyond the call of duty.

Carolyn Goodwin

20 years

Nancy Wolfe

20 years

1973

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M:ike FUltz graduates from Lincoln High, goes on to play Pro-football, ar l coach at Lincoln High.

Staff 1999 - 2 0 0 0 LHS Adiriinistration

LHS Kitchen Staff

(F to m Right): Principal Dr. Mike Wortman an9 Vice Principals Pamela Carmichael, Arlyn Uhrmacher and Pa m Cox.

LHS Secretarial St af f

LHS M ed ia Specialists

A~ent Lee Allen Kenny Dahser Wayne Anderson Alejandro Davila Robert Davis Susan Avery Jill Dejonge Lowell Baird Mary Dickinson James Baker Julia Doerr Nancy Beck Trudi Domeier Susan Borcher Sue Dutton Ed Bowman Dan Ehly John Brady Sherri Erikson Ann Brestel Tracy Felton Rodney Brundle Shayla Bushhousen Tammy Ferguson Lorn Campbell Judy Fleishman Pamela carmichael Cory Free John Catlett Cynthia Fuller Diane Cecrle Mike Fultz Gerald Christensen Leann Galusha J.P Caruso Linda Geisert Eileen Comer Karen Gilbertson Lenny Gish Richard Conradt Dianne Co m ee r Carolynn Goodwin Gary Co m ee r John Goodwin Pam Cox Lynda GrahamRobert Dahlgren Rowe Kyle L. Graves

Arthur Griffith David Lionberger Allegra Procacina Ross Tegeler Heidi Guthro Schawn Marr Jim Riggins Tami Thornton Richard Hargeseimer Corrine Mason Lin Risenhoover John Thorpe Kathy Harlan Russ Maul Peggy Robb Melissa Tiangco Jean Henrichs Robin McCleery Zoanna Roth Michelle Tilley Joseph Higgins Tina McCray Barbara Saathoff Tricia Todd Alice Hillhouse Deb McKinney Marilyn Schaffer Mary Trimble Rus Hitz David Medina Melva Schmidt Carol Tucker Deb Hoffman Mildred Miller Suzy Schulz Charles Tucker Karen Hollibaugh Lori Moniz Rolanda Scurlock Norma Tyson Cindy Ingram • Sheree Moser Joanne Se lf Sylvia Valderrama Cindy Jackson Bill Meyers Mark Shearer Ward Van Arsdall Sue Johnson Phyllis Nalow Marcia Shepard Deb Van Dusen Victoria Johnson Kristy Nelson-Hitz Pat Shuman Ester Vera Belinda Jons Janet Nemac Harold Simpsonn Andrew Viniarski Bill Jordan Huy Due Nguyen Lavonne Simpson Jasmine Wageman DeAnna Jurgens Carol Lee Nielsen Fred Simpson Clarence Whitehead Diana Ketchmark J oAnn Ninneman Krissa Smith Patricia Wiggins Judy Kirsch Marti Oakeson Brenda Snell Claude Wingrove Jason Kraeger Bob Orta Pat Snowden Chri tine Zach Penny Krieger Caron Ostgaard Mike Stems Bill Zetterman Alice Kruse Larry Parker Jim Stork Jeanette Zimmerman Paula Kucera Chery I Peterson Donna Straight Bill Zuspan Gloria Lampe Irv Pohlman David Strange Denise Lieb Vickie Stuhr ~

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Haro Snnpson gra uates rom L H S , .........,....,;w goes on to coach and teach at L H S

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carolynn Goodwin graduates from L H S , _. goes on to teach at Lincoln High

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G ra p h in g an e q u a ti o n , st u d y in g v e rb s in a n o th e r la n g a ,: ., c re a ti n g a P 1 E --- o f A rt , o r w ri_!in g a story. A ll ( j f th e se A c ti v it e s d e sc ri b e th e fu n c .ti o n s th a t w e as stud e n ts d o e v e ry d a y to e ~ a n d o u r t'ri1VIJJ s a n d d is c o v e r n e w ideas a n d c o n c e p ts th a t w il l h e lp us a c h ie v e o u r goals. T h e se are the a c a d e m ic p ie c e s , th e re a so n s w e atte n d th is p u z z le w e c a ll L in c o ln H ig h .

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Contents English 1 1 0 M a th 112 Science 1 1 4

Smial Sb:rlies 116 · I E L 118 World Languages 120 Pubhcaticns 1 2 2 MlJSic 1 2 4 Sp-cial Edurn:bcn 132 Art 134 Busm~ 1 3 6 Te:±ino~ l38 Cornputem 1 4 0 F a r n tl y &

Ccnsurner Science 142 Health/PE 1 4 4 Ernergmg lliiolarn 146 Student Council 148 Arl-£-Hurnani"bffi

ll ii m l 150 2 m ll ii m l 152 .

derri,c.s Academics

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En Lish M1ddJa. Sb en 1e l .M uh (l0 )a .n d Ca th er ine Ar ch ie (1 0) gi-ve a pre-

se nt at io n f'or DifT Th.glish 10.

Right: Le.cay St ud ni clc a (1 2) presents he r pa.per f'ocwnn~ on he r f's rn fly s

cu ltu re in M ul tic ul tu ra l Ltt:e:ratu.re cle ss. Below: Ke lly Fa rra ll (10> co nt em pl ate s wh at is sa id

. wh ile M eg ha n Merm1ng:Keab.ely {10 )

presents on e or he r poems du .r-

ing Am ex Po et iy D ay s.

by n ve gi. rt ta e th m in em ax 0) (1 r ze eit li.w Fc ris Ch ~ t: Doerr in Th.glim 10 before he ac tu al ly sta rts .

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11 0 £n gh sh

Before ''T Vs and the internet" in every cl~room became the President's motto, J oumalism students listened to tapes.

19 71

Rut E. Gartner wrote 'T e Lmco High school story" to coinmemorate the first 10 0 years of Lincoln High school

Balow: L iz S to c k a rd (12> pe.ys cl m e a tt e n ti o n to p re se n ta ti o n s a n d pts d o w n a ll th is u se fu l in fo rm a ti o n w h il e in h e r B n g li sb . cl as s.

Balow: L y N g u y a n (I 1)~ T u y e t ICieu (10), a n d C h ri st in a N g u y e n (12) sh a re th ei r book a n d listen a s th e y ta k e

tu rn s reading.

B y A b b y Shrader M ee ti n g th e E n g li sh re q u ir er n en ts a t Lincoln H ig h c a n 1:e st re ss fu l y e t v e ry re w ar d in g a t th e s:arne ti m e. Sarne classes li k e th e A m er ic an ~ r ie n c e class: offered to sophornores, re q u ir es cr ea ti v e minds: a n d d ed ic at io n to ci p h er th ro u g h Jxx:>ks : li k e T b e G r a ~ o f W ra th a n d T h o re au s W a ld en . This y e a r a n ew class: w a s ad d ed .to th e lo n g li st of E n g li sh classes offered in . th e cu rr ic u lu m ca ll ed Classical Rom.an Shakesi:a'=l-rean D ra m .a ta u g h t b y Mrs. S tr a n d M a n y st u d en ts e n p y th e h a rd w o rk th a t accorn:i;anies S h a ~ ~ re s : p la y s. Ju n io r O la m id e Ala.bi cornrnentoo, lt is: a lo t of h a rd w o rk b u t 1 al so e n p y st u d y in g s:ornething th a t is: d if fe re n t from. a ll th e o th er L i. te ra tu re classes·. O th er E n g li sh classes offered a t Lincoln H ig h in cl u d e A d v an ce d L i. te ra tu re a n d CornJasition, M u lt ic u lt u ra l L i. te ra tu r~ Worn.en's: L i. te ra tu r~ a n d C re at iv e W ri tin9:. Senior M85! Busboom w h o took C re at iv e W ri ti n g from. Ms:. M cG in n sa id W e did , a Tot of things: li k e free-writes w h er e w e ju st p u rn a l ao o u t o u r d a y . T h a t class: re a ll y rn ad e rn e e n p y writin9:.' M as t st u d en ts fi n d E n g li sh class: to 1:e a n ey e- o ~ n in 9 : roq:erience. T h ro u g h .rea..d:in9: a n d w ri ti n g , y o u fi n d o u t ~ o rr n ah o n a. ro u t y o u rs el f a n d th e w o rl d ar o u n d y o u Ju n io r J o si e £ im ec k sa id A ft er re ad in g th e Jxx:>k 1 9 8 4 in rn y A d v an ce d P la ce m en t L i. te ra tu re a n d CornJasition class:, I looked ro c k a n d re al iz ed w h a t a g re a t roq:erience it w a s to re ad a g re a t Jxx:>k th a t I n ev er w o u ld h a v e re ad w it h o u t this : class.' 1998-1 9 9 9

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current Lincoln High teacher and English Dept chair, John Heineman received the Nebraska Teacher o f The Y ear Award.

1981 Caro ynn

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helps a student edit his English paper. Enghsh . 111 •

MiddJe: Beth

Kennsy(12) and.Adam W ueri'ele ( 12) use the buddy

system to f'inisb their math worksheet

Right: Carmen Olsen (12) takes notes as h.e:r teacher explain£ the

new chapter. Below: Ronee Roach ( 12) and TiDh Pham (12) prove the old theory that Math can be £un, especially mMs. Van Du.sen's Pre Cal class.

Right: Math teach.er Deb Van Du.sen ~ves axamplss to sh.ow h.e:r math class axactly how to £actor.

I 1963

1970-1971 A teletype was connected to UNI... so Math

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students could work with more advanced math prograrr.,

Below: Charlotte ~ e (1 2) , Jo h n Y ou n g( I2 ), a n d cl as sm at es ta k e notes during a lecture in th ei r m at h .c la ss .

Below: T h u y N gu ye n (1 2) u se s a ca.lau1at.ar ~[~ problem M a th fp pc be r • Alice ~ g av e th e cl as s to w o rk an AB a n ax:arnpla £or th ei r ho m ew or k.

B y A b b y Shrader F ro m G eo m er ty to C al cu lu s, e v e r y ~ of m at h cl as s is of fe re d he re a t L in co ln H ig h. This y e a r th e M at h D ep ar tm en t st ri ve d to m ak e m at h a pa .r t of ev er y st ud en t's life. W he n as ke d ab ou t hi s A dv an ce d M at h cl as s, se ni or D ev in N ei ls en sa id 'M at h is th e u n iv er sa l la ng ua ge th a t no on e un de rs ta nd s. ' M at h te ac he rs a t L in co ln H ig h ar e st ri vi ng to m ak e th is st at em en t fa ls e. Fo r m a n y st ud en ts , M at h is 1:ecoming ea si er to u n d er st an d an d m or e ap ph ca bl e to th ei r hv es . Se ni or L in d sa y T ho m ps on w ho is ta k in g D is cr et e M at h co m m en te d, It 's a hu ge cl as s b u t th e te ac he r doos a gcx:xl p b a t ge tt in g ev er yo ne s qu es ti on s an sw er ed an d he lp in g us un de rs ta nd .' This is th e go al of al l te ac he rs , y e t it ca n oo th e m as t di ff ic ul t fo r th as e w ho te ac h m at h . A lo ng W it h ou r st af f, st ud en t te ac he rs al so de al W it h st ud en ts an d th ei r qu es ti on s. M a tt N a b it y w ho is a UNL st ud en t te ac he r a t L in co ln H ig h th in ks ' th a t w e ar e do in g a gr ea t p b a t ed uc at in g m at h st ud en ts . H e al so ad de d 'T he re is a gr ea t st af f he re an d th er e ar e g re at re so ur ce s av ai la bl e. ' T he v ar ie ty of m at h cl as se s le ad s st ud en ts to th ei r ow n un iq ue ex:i:erience -a nd kn ow le dg e of m at h . So m e st ud en ts m a y h av e th ou gh t m at h w as a st ru gg le an d th ou gh t th a t it w as a w as te of ti m e, b u t af te r ex :i :e ri en ci ng on e of th e m a n y di ff er en t m at h cl as se s offered a t L in co ln H ig h, th a t st er eo ty pi ca l at ti tu d e Will no t oo ho w st ud en ts re al ly feel an ym or e.

19 71

computer Programming and Graphics was introduced into the :Math Department for the first time.

19 56

Even to 'sho M at h

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Sc.ienc.e Far R.i~t: Lisa Binczik (I 1) and

Liss.McNish (11) work to--

ether in th.air

ipplied Cbsmis-try class. Photo by Ntldct Goebel

Right: Kristin

Crouch (11)

mspects her egg during an egg drop in her

Applied Phymcs class. Photo by MsliseeC-oa.d. Below: Ka11y Sb1elds (I 1) studies hard in her Applied

Chemistry class. Phot:oby L1ndssy

Sb.oclcay.

Right: Sunni Peterson (12), Aroun Pbs1sen (12) and.Kevin Myles (12) do a l a b ~ 1n th.air Applied Phymce class. Photo by Arnands Warner.

1975 Class Mascot

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r-.lJlllllillll!IIIIIIIM_..1111~Below~~:Manuel Gonzelez (1 1) an d M au ro Cazares (1 2) w or k !o ge th .e r in th ei r Phym.cal Science cl si s. Ph ot o b y A m en ds W ernar.

Be1ow-: D re w Philippi ( 11 ) sleeps in hi s Cb.amistry cl as s while K ar a Groth.an (1 2) does he r a ss i~ en t.

Photo b y A m en ds W ernar.

Sc.ienc.e B y A m an da W er ne r Science is an ev er -c ha n~ in ~ s~ ec t, w ith ne w te ch no lo gy oo m g discovered ev er y da y. Th is is al so tr ue a t ~ Science ha s br ou gh t m an y ne w ex J£ rie nc es to th e st ud en ts at Lincoln High. LH S offers m an y di ff er en t courses in science £or st ud en ts tQ ch ~ e from, ra ng in g fr om th e tr ad iti on al biology an d ch em is tr y to microbiology an d geology/e ar th st ud y. . . • O ne sr ir ul ar ity is in science gr ad ua tio n re qu ire m en ts . St ud en ts m us t take ei th er a fu ll ye ar of b io l~ an d a se m es te r of hf e science or a se m es te r of ph ys ic al science an d a se m es te r of life science. : One th in g th at ph ys ic s st ud en ts ha ve to look fo rw ar d to is M ar k Sh ea re r's 'Bed Of Nails,' de m on st ra tio n in w hi ch a vo lu nt ee r te ac he r (u su al ly Je ff Pa ye r) la ys on nails an d M r. Sh ea re r br ea ks a ci nd er ble£k on hi s st om ac h. Also ~r fo rm ed th is ye ar w as an egg drop w he re stud.ents co ns tru ct ed conm in er s to pr ot ec t an egg w hi ch w as th en dr op ¢ ou t of a window. Th is ye ar Ja so n .Ahl:ooris Ph ys ic al Science classes st ud ie d un its on volcana?S an d ea rth qu ak es . As :p3 .rl of th is lesson, th e classes w at ch ed m ov ie s su ch as D an te s Pe ak an d va ri ou s do cu m en ta rie s an d ne w s ch:I_:S. T he y al so did ac tiv iti es su ch as co ns tru ct in g i: a~ r volcana?S an d us in g slinkies to de m on st ra te ho w ea rt hq ua ke s m ov e an d sh ak e. • H ow ev er st ud en ts le ar n th ei r science m at er ia ls , on e th in g re m ai ns th e sa m e: Science is an ev er -c ha ng in g sub_ject an d w ill co nt in ue to oo ju st th at in th e ne w m ill en ni um .

19 87 Students do l a b ~ Sc ien ce

11 5

Soc.ial St ud ie s

Far RiJ tf. T- .

lsar ( 0) and Mic ah Spilker (1 O>work togeth er duri ng a ~thstr

clsss. Photo by Ama nda

Werner. Rig ht:D an Ngu yan( I2> talc esac atna p duri ng his Crtm 1nsl Justice clsss. Photo

by Ame nds Werner. Balow: Joel Green (12) amd Ada m Van Busch (12) eat can dy cane s in Cit:lvAnsb1p

Issues clsss. Photo by Ama nda Werner.

Right: C1:tizam:b1p Issu e cJemes Visi t the capi tal bufld1ng. Photo by Brooke

Bresta1.

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116 Social Studies

Balow: Mr. Zuspe.n m ak es a damanstrat:i.an du ri ng a lecture £or hi s Criminal. Justice class.

Photo b y A m an da W ernar.

Below: A nt w an H aa ,a n (1 2) smgs 'The Twelve D ay s of Mr.""Whtt:e' 1n Ci ttz .e nsh .ip Is su es .

Photo b y A m en ds W ernar.

•Soc.iol S t u d i e s B y A m an da W er ne r Sc ci al Studies: A subJ~ct th at ev er y hi gh school st ud en t m us t ta ke w he th er th ey w an t to or no t A su bj ec t w he re yo u le ar n ar ou t th e i:a st, di sc us s th e pr es en t an d

th in k ao ou t th e fu tu re . Social St ud ie s is a vi ta l :µ irl of ou r oo.ucation. W he re else co ~d yo u le ar n alx>ut al l th e cool an d not-so-cool th in gs th at ha p~ no o. in th e i:a st ? Th e LH S So ci al St ud ie s de :µ irl m en t offers m an y courses for st ud en ts to ta ke , fr om th e obvious U S H is to ry an d W or ld G eo gr ap hy to so m e m or e no n- tr ad iti on al cl as se s hke A fr ic an A m er ic an Hois~ory, C ri m in al Ju st ic e an d AM£X, a m ix tu re of £n gh sh an d A m er ic an hi st or y. : O fte n tiines, th e te ac he r ca n m ak e th e difference ootwe.en w he th er a st ud en t en py s th e cl as s or no t Se ni or Su nn y D re ith sa id I lo ve m y Ci tiz en sh ip Is su es cl as s 1:eca.use Mr. Ca ru so is th e ro st te ac he r th er e is. ' It ta ke s th e ri gh t te ac he r to ke ep th e st ud en t in te re st ed in th e class. A nd on e ca nn ot fo rg et th e tri ed an d tr ue senior scx:!ial st ud ie s class, Ct bx en sh ip Issues. CI is a gr ad ua tio n r~ e m e n t in w hi ch no t on ly m us t yo u i:a ss th e class, bu t yo u m us t al so co m pl et e 20 ho ur s of vo lu nt ee r, un :µ iid co m m un ity se rv ic e to gr ad ua te . • M ay oo so m e da y, in scx:!ial st ud ie s cl as se s in th e fu tu re , th ey w ill discuss th e classes th at w e to ok an d w ha t w e di d as w e ar e le ar nm g alx>ut w ha t th ey di d lo ng ago.

19708 A hip M i. ZU&1)81l ~ with

one intensed students.

So cia l Studies

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En Lish as a Sec.ond Lan ua e 'Iq,M.Ha: Hattxbe Gwm.(IQ.Albdo ChmE(lD,snd :Ehes.Alicalt(l D ~a:1:tbe:EEL

~~ cwa-tbe'MD:lcmne

iPliJYdol¥~IBLcnnpuiarclessholds eoaJese pmmblltf.lm fbr Ayad.Alerna (12,A1brtn Gamee (I D, and

Chsraldips. Below: Barakat Hasan (11) helps Mrs. West

cut their big juicy turkey as pa.rt o£ the :ESL Thanksgiv-

mg dinnar.

Ri~t: Zahra Jlasan (10) tries dif'f'arant foods £ram. all around the world.

1968

Lincoln High students still found time to cruise o street

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Balow: Barakat H as an (1 1) an d H aw ra Saleh (1 1) st u d y h ar d in th ei r ~ al ge b ra cl as s.

Balow: S ou ri ya Hadji (1 2) co nc en tr at es a s sh e ty p es in ~ cmnputar appb.cations w h ic h teach.es m a n y

important skills.

B y: M al is sa C oa d In al m a: :t 1 5 y ea rs th e £n.Q:hsh as a Second L an gu ag e <£SL) pr og ra m is oo tt er th an ev er . A record nu m oo r of st ud en ts h av e gone throu.Q:h th e pr og ra m an d a n ou ts ta nd in g nu m oo r of st ud en ts ar e enrolled in it now. D eI B ,r lm en t ch ai r Hilde D al e is _v er y pr ou d of th e pr og ra m w hi ch st ar te d With o n ly a few st ud en ts . T he pr og ra m h as re al ly grown, an d I am pr ou d of al l th e fu in gs th at th e st ud en ts ar e accomplishing.' • l..ea,rning a ne w la ng ua ge is h ar d for ev er yo ne . bu t ju st th in k if ev er yo ne ar ou nd y o u w as SIS9-king w h at to y o u w as a foreign to n ~ T he £SL p r~ a m hel:rs st ud en ts w ho ar e ne w to th is co u n tr y an d ne w to th e £n gl is h la ng ua ge . M a n y £SL st ud en ts no t on ly h av e to le ar n a ne w la ng ua ge bu t th ey al so h av e to le ar n to ad ju st to a br an d ne w co u n tr y th at is of te n v er y di ff er en t th an th ei r own. T he st ud en ts h av e a lo t of fu n in th e classes an d fi nd al l th e te ac he rs to oo v er y he lp fu l an d ni ce . W it ho ut th e al m a: :t 1 5 te ac he rs th at te ac h £n gl is h as a Second L an gu ag e classes he re a t Lincoln H ig h th e pr og ra m could no t oo th e hu ge success th at it ha s :OOCOme. M an y of th e st ud en ts ar e gr at ef ul to h av e su ch a n op:µ>rtun it y to le ar n th e cu st om s an d ru le s as w el l as th e la ng ua ge . T he te ac he rs a t Lincoln H ig h offer m or e th an ju st classroom learnin.Q:. O ft en th e classes go on field tri:rs to h av e m or e ha nd s-on experiences With th e cu ft ur e of th e U ni te d St at es . ~

ents earn hers.

1992 D nu m ll ro f E S L te ah rs

En gl is h as a Second L an gu ag e . 11 9

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n uo es

Julia Fclclss (12), reads to a little boy in French. at French weak at the Children.s Museum. I.a:l:esba Berks (12) f1.uft's hsr

£lower while the ot:bsr students in hsr Span1sb class make £kM-ers £ar

Multicultural

Day. Thuy Tang (12) help: two

younger students create

frenchflags . during French weak.at the Children.s

Museum.

Stuaan.ts 1n Mrs, Jill Hansh.ews class work hard an cmnplst:ing their ass1gnments during class.

1989

Chinese was first added to the curriculum.

!ID World.Languages

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Foreign Language club was added to the club agenda

Mrs. ..Teenne S ta rk he lp s A nn a Spilker ( 12 ) an d ICaroliDa Si.cinska (1 2) m ak e £Jowers for Sp an is h Club on M ul it cu lt ur al D ay .

Mr. T er ry Hanshew. iDstructs hi s cl as s in German w hi le th e students including Chris H ei nz m an (1 1) listen at te nt iv el y.

B y C an di ce C le m en ts This ye ar's w or ld la ng ua ge pr og ra m offered a va ri et y of la n ~ g es for th e stu.de nt s at Lincoln H ig h to ch ~ e from, in cl ud in g: Sp an is h, G er m an , Fr en ch , an d Crunes:e.

. This ye ar's w or ld la n ~ g e classes pa rti ci pa te d in a nu m ~ r of ex iti ng ac tiv iti es .

O ne of. th e activities: th e Fr en ch cl as s ch cs e to ta ke on w as :i;:articipating in th e N at io na l Fr en ch w ee k at th e Cruldren·s M us eu m . St ud en ts · w ho ch ~ e to co ul d vo lu nt ee r th ei r tim e to he l~ ou t th e yo un g ch ild re n at th e m us eu m w ith Fr en ch re la te d ac tiv iti es , su ch as m ak in g fla~s an d re ad in g th em stories. Th e W or ld La ngu ag e classes al so ce le br at ed m an y of th e H oh da ys , w he re i:rople si :e ak th ei r la ngua~es: in cl ud in ~ th e Chinese New Y ea r, Th re e Kings D ay , Th e W or ld La ng ua ge cl as se s al so he l:µ ii ou t at Li nc ol n H ig hs Fi rs t ev er M ul tic ul tu ra l da ys . M an y of th e cl as se s an d th ei r ch.1bs se t up lxx>ths in th e gyms , an d hel:p:rl ou t w ith th e da ys activities:, to he lp m ak e m ul tic ul tu ra l da y a success. Th er e ar e m an y re as on s th at st ud en ts ch ~ e to ta ke a w or ld la ng ua ge , In cl ud in g st at ed M rs . W ei ne r 'st ud en ts w ho ta ke w or ld la ng ua ge cl as se s score hi gh er on th ei r SAT an d ACT tests. ~t ud en ts al so ge t to le ar n ab ut di ff er en t cu ltu re s an d -~rs:i:ectives an d th e im po rta nc e of re s~ ti ng ot he r cu ltu re s. I re co m m en d th at al l st ud en ts ta ke a w or ld la ng ua ge cl as s du ri ng on e of th ei r ye ar s at Lincoln H ig h School It is a lo t of fun, an d yo u ge t to le ar n a. ro ut m an y di ff er en t cu ltu re s yo u m ay ne ve r ge t th e ch an ce to le ar n a.Jx>ut .

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World Languages _ 12 1

Public.ations Midd]S: The

U:-~t!w Right: Chris lacbner ( 12) and Robin

Wamut (11) makeuseo£ th.atr ti.me in

Advocate Balow: The 2000 Yearbook Ste.ft' gathers on th.atr nickname. the Links'

Right: The Advocate Ste.ft' pe.rtl.cipa.tes in the AIDS Walk. <L to R> Brooke Brest.el. Molly GetiC;,!;1sm Wueri'aJs. Amy Nichols, Meghan Connett, Jessie

Kellm1917

The first ''Links'' Yearoook staff created the first Y earoook

~ 122 Pubhcations

• , Sbe1me Nassir, Mr.

1987

The first year the Yearoook was typed on computers instead of typing on typewriters. This helped save a lot of time and mac~ it easier for the staff to actually finish the yearoook

Balow: St ud en ts from both ~ th e

Below-: Co-F.ditar-In-cbiaf' or ye ar bo ok . publjcatians staff's w en t to an d 1s t semester Advocate st af f member Scottsbl.ufl' to pe .r ta ke in a w or ks ho p Brooke Br es te l (1 2) ir on s th e sheets used ... to im pr ov e their purnalism. sk ill s in th e photo shoot f'or th e Y ea rbook.

B y A bb y Sh ra de r As de.adlin.es ca m e an d w en t th e pubhcati.ons st af fs worka:l ha rd to ge t ev er yt hi ng done. This yea.r, th e Links' yea.rl:rok st af f ha d th e difficult ta sk of comJ£DS8-ting for th e sm al l nU ill W of workers m cs tly cons:isting of newcomers to th e group. Ju ni or M al is sa Coad ag nm , Th er e ar e a lot of newbies, bu t w e al l tr y ha rd to w or k together an d he lp ea.ch other ou t· W hi le th e Yea.rl:rok st af f fa.coo ge tti ng th e whole yea.rl:rok done w ith ha lf as m an y i:rople as th ey nm:krl, th e A dv ~ te ha d to pre:r:a,re itself for al l th e ne w face;: th at showoo up ~ n d semester. & th th e Yea.rl:rok an d A dv ~ te st af fs ha d ne w i:rople an d va rio o levels of experience an d jo ur na lis m oo.ckgrounds, crea.ting difficulties an d rew ar ds at th e sa m e time. Senior M ol ly Gei_s!er w as th e Edi.tor-In-chief f:irst semester for th e A dv ~ te st af f an d co m m en hr l th a( ~ he A dv ~ te crea.too a lot of s ~ an d an xi et y bu t w he n I got to soo th e finishoo prcrluct it ma.de m e rea.liz,e w hy I ha d to w or k so ha rd .' , M an y i:rople on th e pubhcations st af fs found s ~ to co in cid e w ith th e nu m er ou s de.adlin.es. For th e Yea.rl:rok. staff, th e 1:rok w as sp ht in to fiv e :µi.rls in addition to th e supplement, w hi ch were al l de.adlin.es th ro ug ho ut th e ye a. r. W hi le th e ne xt pg..rt w as stari:oo, by th e staff, th e preVious de.adlin.e w as se nt oo.ck for an y neoofrl corrocti.ons. Th e Yea.rl:rok st af f w as al w ay s in a hu rr y to ge t th in gs done.. Th e Yea.rl:rok ha d nu m er ou s de.adlin.es, ye t th e A dv ~ te st af f ha d e ig h t~ w hi ch crea.too a de.adlin.e ev er y m on th . rrhe A dv ~ te an d th e Yea.rl:rok ooth nqumrl a hi gh tolerance for s ~ an d th e ab ili ty ~-.....,_P'""lto,.. prcrluce ~ th at represent Lincoln H ig h students. . 19 77

Mike Diffenderfer was the Yearoook adviser for L H S . H e is now the sales representative for Walsworth, who publishes Yearoooks for Nebraska schools Pu bh ca tio ns

12 3

TopMtdcUS: Trumpet line plays some back breaking music

Right:The

Drum.line drives the beat during

a footbe.11. game.

Balow:Dan :Ehly direcrl:s concert band in the caf'eteria

while Arnende Jeft'e:rs ( 12) waits for her cue to came in.

Photo courtesy o£ lanily Riggle.

Right: Adam Hohensee (I 1) plays his clarinet during Symphonic &md. Photo courtesy o£ :Emily Riggle.

i-=l=-9---=--=- 8-=-5 - ______________________ Mr. Ruah's first year t.eacb1ng at LlIS 124 :&:ind

Balow: S ym ph on ic b en d st u d en ts sh ow jw rl : ho w m u ch th e y lo ve Mr. R u sh w it h th is m e ss a ~ P ho to co u rt es y o£ £ m tl y R ig gl e.

Balow: ~ y n d al l Bedell (1 0) re ce iv ed a n ew Pi cc ol o after h er s w a s stolen.

Friends a n d f' am tl y ra is ed th e m o n ey to get h er a n ew one.

• Bond B y R ol an da W ar re n

E ve ry on e kn ow s th at th e ~ t so un ds ar ou nd come fr om th e Lincoln H ig h P an d memoors. W et he r it is O rc he st ra , Ja zz , M ar ch in ~ C on ce rt or S ym ph on ic . T h ey m ak e ev er yo ne m ov e to th e m us ic . Lincoln H ig h B an d m em oo rs p la y th ei r m us ic fr om th e he ar t. M ar ch in g la n d pl ay ed in 4 co m ~t it io ns tl us y ea r an d go t al l Su ~r io rs l T ha t's proof n g h t _th er e th at Lincoln H ig h ai n't no pke! fu n d w as fi rs t intrcrlUCOO. to Lincoln H ig h in 1 9 1 1 . A s th e y ea rs w en t :µlSt ot he r ~ of la n d develope:L W he n as ke d H ow do y o u feel a. to ut la n d ? T hi s is so m e of th e resi:onses th e st ud en ts said: L in d sa y T h om .~ on (1 2) w ho p la y s in al l la n d s sa y s 'f u n d is w h at H ig h School is al l a. to ut for me. School w ou ld h av e b?en w or thless to m e w it ho ut la n d I kn ow v er y fe w J8)ple ev en ca re at o u t th e il lS la nd s. Thrne ar e th e J8 )p le th at missed ou t on al l th e fu n w e h a d' N at e W at er m ei er (1 1) w ho p la y s in th e O rc he st ra P an d sa y s ' If I w as n' t in O rc he st ra th en I do n't kn ow ho w I co ul d ge t th ro ug h th e d ay . I co nc en tr at e ro tt er for th e re st of m y classes an d it is fu n too. T he kids Im w it h ar e gcxrl. i:eople an d Mr. R us h te ac he s a lo t ro tt er th an a n y ot he r te ac he rs .·

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12 5

Instrumental Music Grou~

1999-2000 Concert Band

I I

1999-2000 Symph.anic Band

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1911

The first LHS Marching Band

: I II 11

~ a.

126

fund

1999-2000 Jazz Bend

1 9 9 9 - 2 0 0 0 Orchestra 1915 The Ba.nd ro o m :& .n d

127.

oc.al Yriusic. Top M,c1dJe: Blanca Jones (lO>andDar tiny Stutzman (11) smg at a VOD concert.

Photo by Amanda

Werner. Rigbt:Rachel Novak(lO>

Suzy Schulz andSarah Deterding ( 1O> practice a song.

Photo by Mandi ,Jensen.

Below:.Jane Si.meek (11>, Tiffany Wea.var (12), Jolene Bergan.radar (12},and Megan Cook (11) m.t in

Soudsatian. Photo by Amanda

Werner.

Right:Sophomore Se.1eat Ch.air belts out their son~ during _ rehearsal. Photo courtesy of Amanda Remmers.

1976 Ensemble: A prarl:igtous boys ab.air.

~ 128 V~lMusic

Be.1ow:£lizabeth Brockh.aft' does w ar m .-u p ax ar c.i se s bel'ore he r Sophomore Sa1ect class. Photo co ur tesy o£ ArnsncJa Remmers.

Below: V arm.ty Swing Chatr en te rt ai ns th e cr ow d w it h th.air mtararling perf'orrnsnce. Photo b y Meghan Cmmett.

B y Amanda Werner Th e Lincoln Hi5!.h V en al M us ic de:p;1.rlrnent ha s te en a fo un da tio n of th e school for m an y ye ar s. 'Th.is ye ar , as in ye ar s ~ t, st ud en ts ha d nu m er ou s m us ic al gr ou ~ to :p;1.rtici:p;1.te in an d a w id e va ri et y of m us ic al s~ le s to chcxse from. Th er e w er e select choirs w hi ch re qu ire an au di tio n, su ch as Co nc er t Choir, So un ds at io n, Sophomore Select, V ar si ty Sw in g Choir, an d M ad rig al s, an d th er e w er e se ve ra l sectio ns of Voices of D es tin y, w hi cl i is o~ n w ith ou t au di tio n to al l st ud en ts . U nd er th e di re ct io n of Su zy Sc hu lz , V O D ha s ra pi dl y ~ m e a gr ou p th at co nne ct s w ith its au di en ce on an em ot io na l le ve l St ud en ts an d au di en ce s go t a ta st e of a di ve rs e selection of m us ic al tr ea ts . V O D performoo at nu m er ou s ci ty an d st at e fu nc tio ns includin5! th e Re v. D r. M ar tin Lu th er Kin£, Jr . Y ou th R al ly at th e st at e ca pi to l an d at th e U ni ve rs ity of Nebraska. Lincoln wn.ere th ey sa ng ori5!inal m us ic . O ve r th e la st 3 ye ar s it ha s gr ow n to fo ur sections inch1din5! 14 0 st ud en ts Sc hu lz al so directs V ar si ty Sw in g Choir w hi ch w ill oo ch an gi ng ne xfye ar to V ar si ty Ja zz Choir. £h za oo th Brockhoff, w ho di re ct s C.Oncert Choir, So un ds at io n, Sophomore Select, an d M ad rig al s, ha s workoo. w ith th es e va ri ou s ~ ou ~ to ho ne th ei r singin5! sk ill s an d pre:p;1.re for a nu m oo r of pe rf or m an ce s th ro u5 !h ou t th e ye ar in cl ud in g Je yr ut e an d th e LI £ Choir In vi ta tio na l w he re C.Oncert U io ir re ce iv oo a su pe rio r ratin5!. ·Brockhoff sa id I re al ly en ;o y w or ki ng w ith m y st ud en ts . T he y ar e gr ea t ~p le .r r am pr ou d of th ei r ab ili ty fo w or k to w ar d a goo.I an d m ee t th e ch al le ng es pu t M or e th em . W he th er it w as m us ic ~ th e M id dl e Ages, tr ad iti on al grnpels, or m cr le rn ja zz an d IOP fa vo rit es , Li nc ol n H ig hs V cn al M us ic de:p;1.rtment ha d it al l .

19 85 w an LPS M us ic Awa.rd Vcn9.l Music

12 9

Above: Soundsation

A student sm.gs the National Anthem at a l'ootball game ~ 130 Vc:cg_l Music

.Abov:S: Sophomore Sa1sct Choir

Above: V ars1ty Swing Choir

19 90

Sin.pg at NlC Be.nk

' Vcng_l Music

131

lndeoendent ·vin Kai.th Sitharwo od (I 1) at the Stewart

Seed lab helping with resee.rch.

Mike Olmstead (12) and John . Admire (I 1) US1ng sticks to

halp keep the plants from £alling OV81'.

Dou.gNovak

(11), Godfrey Rm.de (11),

Janell De1ansy

and.Se.r ah.Ry (11) in their

Sornal Studies Class with Mr. Zatterman

Lieu Vu (10) in bar Iaumn g Basic Skills Class with teach91' Sandy Roa.ch _

- ~ - ~ - - - - ~ ~ ~ - - - - ---

cu DEPS was ma e to ep e -.--................;-=- students in the Developmental Leaming Program .,,.. ,.,.~,..,_ A

3 132 Si:ecml

:lliucation

Theresa Child ( 12) panng f'or a piCtu.re before Phym.cal Th era py wi th Dia ne Ketchmark

Sara Ry an (I D, Godfrey Rei.de (I D, Issac Gu eve ra (10 ) an d Pa t Do ujl her ty (10 ) h a ~ eat ing at the UNL Hewit Di nin g tar

Independent Livin3 By Chris Jey s The Si::ecia1 IBu cati on de:µi,rtment offers ma ny diff eren t clas ses from Stru ctur oo Lea rnin g. Lea rnin g :&s ic Skil ls and Dri ver's lliu cati on. Wh ile tak ing classes at Lin coln High. moot stud ents in the S:r=ecml lliu cati on de:µi,rtment also tak e :µi,rt in diff eren t school rela too acti viti es outs ide of th~ classroom. One of thes e acti viti es is the Wo rk Stu dy Pro gram . Some stud ents go to the Ste war t Sero. Lab on Th.st Cam pus whe re the y help by vol unt eeri ng thei r tim e and wor k to help UNL stud ents wit h rese arch to find rott er crops and way s to mak e them . Oth er stud ents help was h dishes and serv e lun ch at the Hew it Din ing Cen ter at UNL whi le ano ther gro up of stud ents also help out aro und Lincoln Hig h by filli ng the :p:>p mac hin es and sweeping the hal lwa ys. Stu den ts lear n im:p:>rtant life and soci al skil ls tha t will help for whe n the y fini sh hig h sch ~l by teac hin g the m from a han ds-o n' approo,ch on how to ~rf orm eve ryd ay task s. Ove rall the S:r=ecml £du cati on de:µi,rtment hel:I_:S and oonefits all stud ents and eve n the teac her s who :µi,rbci:µi,te in il S:r=ecml IBu cati on teac her, Kat e Ma.son com men ted, Tea che rs in Si:ecml lliu cati on are full y inve stoo in fun ctio nal and com mu nity oosoo oou cati on as the test wa y to pre:µi,re stud ents for life afte r hig h scho ol I love teac hin g outs ide of Lin coln Hig h and we get to tak e adv ant age of com mu_ __ __ _ nity resources whi le teac hng stud ents all ove r Lin coln by doing rea l wo rk'

198 1

The first yeM special Education was offered at Lincoln High Si:ecml lliu cati on

133

Tqpm1ddJe: Lincoln High students showed aft' many or th.air

art pieceS at the LHS Winter Art Sb.ow held in romn 302.

Right: Phuon.g:Thao Dao (10) works on her piece or

art while Melissa Smidt (12) listens to directions.

Below: Luke Worth (ID creates a masterpiece US1ng chalk in his art class.

Classes at LHS varied from draWin.gand pe.in:l:ing to sculpture and pottery.

Right: Photography students displayed what they dsvelcped at the Winter Art Sb.ow-. • 1906 The first Photography class was offered at LHS. Photography ""' remains a popular class today.

:l_• . - 134 Art

1979

During the summer, the art rooms were remodeled, connecting all of the rooms, and allowing more space.

&J aw : M ira nd a Ducey (1 0) , an d Tr aV is M an es s (1 2) us e ch al k to m ak e th ei r pt'O_j8Cts be au ti£ ul .

&low: M an y stu de nt s eD.jO.Yed taking tim e ou t o£ class to Vi eW pie ces o£ ar t ma de by LHS Art student& Photographs. sculptures. an d dr aW in ~ we re ju st a sampling o£ wh at wa s <tisp]ayed.

By Brooke Brestel Ar t is ev ery wh ere . Fr om th e mu ra ls on th e wa lls of Lincoln High. to th e dcxrlles in th e ma rg ins of yo ur notel:ooks, it is vi rtu al ly iininss:ible to go th ro ug h a. da.y W ith ou t en co un ter ing some for m of a.r t Ar t classes at Lincoln Hi ~h a.re no exception. W ith su ch a. Wide va rie ty of class: selections: to chrose from, m g- students: ha ve a. lot of fr ~o m wh en it comes to fin din g a. class: for the m. Trus ye ar , Lincoln Hi gh offered l:esic a.r t classes su ch as Be gin nin g Dra.Wing, Beginnin~ Ph oto gr ap hy an d Po tte ry , in ad dit ion to mo re s:~ iah ze d classes hk e Je welr y, 3D Design, an d Ad va nc ed Ph oto gr ap hy an d Dra.Wing. Regardless: of th e classes th ey chase, Lincoln Hi gh students: no t on ly took ca.re of a. gr ad ua tio n nq ui re me nt , bu t ha d fu n as well. Senior Li z l.e be r was: enrolled in thr ee a.r t classes thi s ye ar ; Be gin nin g Po tte ry , B eg ~~ Pa int ing , an d Sc ulp tur e. Sh e hkoo he r a.r t c~ s:e s roca.use, I re all y en py th e ind e~ nd en ce th at is giv en to me. Senior Am y Jewell wh o took Po tte ry Te ch niq ue s an d Be gin nin g Ph oto gr ap hy a. gr ~ With I.eoor an d a.ddoo, • 1 took thi s class: roca.use I wa nt ed to im pr ov e on m y i:o tte ry skills: an d oo giv en mo re froo:lom to wo rk on ~rs:ona.hzed prOjects:.' Fr ~o m is de fin ite ly a. co mm on oond al l a.r t cla sses at LHS ha d Th e froo:lom an d cr ea tiv ity sh ow n in th e a.r t classes Lincoln Hi gh students: took Will W ith ou t a. ___ _ ___, doubt, en ric h th e core classes th ey ha ve du rin g th e rem ain de r of th e da y. 19 90

Ar t was not always just paints and clay. Lincoln

High used to offer an art history class where students :::. learned aoout the history of the art they were studying. __ __ _·~__

Ar t

13 5 •

us,ness Midd]S: Senya

Krzhizhanovsky (11)

and .

Arou.n PbeiSAD ( 12) take time to think about

theirpl'O_j8Ci:. Right: Jeren>ieh • Grant (11)

works on.his ),t1 s:iDeSB

pl'O_j8Ci:.

Be.low: Drew Philippi (I 1)

displays his class pl'O_j8Ci:.

Drew Sa.rm (12) and Melisse Cumming&: (12) work on homework.

1998

1967

Thomas Jackson works hard in his computer c~

Mar eting was remtr u mto the curriculum.

l!:E Business

Balowlaf't: Michel &mgar (I 1) concen tra tes on his work:

Balow Right: £m ily Chen (11 ) list ens to directions during class.

Business By: Ch ris tin a Clements LHS has a gre at Business deJ:B,rbnent. Yo u can pic k fro m a num oor of classes. Some of the se cla.sses wo uld inc lud e ma rke tin ~ bus ine ss com mu nic atio ns, S:p)rts ma rke tin ~ economics, key lo3 .rd in~ etc. The se classes preIB,re stu den ts for the ir life aft er LHS. Takin,s! a bus ine ss class helps yo u to und ers tan d the ~rs :µc tiv es of the bus ine ss world. 7Ib .ey tea ch yo u skills tha t in oth er cla.sses yo u wtl l oo. rely tal k a.ro ut. Yo u can lea rn .an yth ing fro m lea rni ng how to sell yo ur prc rluc t and ide a to lea rni ng how to ~ a cor rec t business d<X!mnent. • Ma ny stu den ts chc ae to tak e a bus ine ss cla.ss for ma ny dif fer ent rea son s. Som e stu den ts wo uld like to ow n the ir ow n bus ine ss some day . Oth ers wo uld hke to oo leg al sec reta ries so the y wa nt to lea rn how t o ~ pro fes sio nal ly. Wh ile oth ers wa nt to lea rn the step s yo u go thr oug h to cre ate a gcn:l prcrluct. Bu t def ini tely don't thi nk yo u wil l jus t tak e the se cla.sses for a gcn:l gra de. The se ' cla.sses are har d and req uir e a lot of tim e. Mr nt of the classes use .Q.I'OUp wo rk an d als o prcrluce a lot of pro_jects. Bu t don 't let tha t sca re yo u aw ay . The se cla sse s are als o a lot of fun . Tea che rs tak e yo u on field trip s to lea rn alx>ut businesses. In ·Ma rke tin g firs t semester, the stu den ts we nt to Ide al Th ere the y lea rno o firs t han d a.ro ut the rul es of ma rke tin g and ow nin g a sm all bus ine ss In the Business Co mm unic atio ns cla.ss the y hav e a pro jec t tha t req uir es the m to go out in the com mu nit y. Th e stu den ts the n con duc t an int erv iew wit h a bus ine ss of the re choice. Th e stu den ts in the cla.sses enj Oy the m tec aus e the y get han ds on experience..

199 7

Business students work hard in their business cl~ Bus ines s

13 7

Industrial Tec.hnolo Da1 Hoe.ng ( 10) and Thieu Pham (10) f'inish.ing some work in their CAD/Cnmrn class

Rocky Quick (12) and Allan McCree.dy (I 1)

working on an en~ in their

Auto Technology class.

£van Watson (I D c]een1ng up his car after some hard work wasrneda

Matthew Burt (12) wnng some o£ the

tools available to help keep his car in running condition.

1965 T

to be donated to the Lincoln children's zoo

138 Technology and Computers

Xu an Ta (1 2) us es on e o£ th e m an y Ju sti n Night.endaJe (1 1) sk ill i'u lly co mp ut er s av ai la bl e to tr y an d wo rk s on a ~ in hi s Fu rn itu re co mp let e an asm.gnmen.t £or a ca mCm ist ru cti on Desi.gn cla ss. pu ter cla ss.

By Chris Je ys Ar e yo u l:ored wi th yo ur no rm al classes? Sic k of hu rry in g to cla ss ju st to he ar a. lec tur e or fin ish yo ur lat e a.ssigrunent? Ar e yo u looking for a. cla ss th at is to tal ly dif fer en t? If so, yo u sh ou ld tak e a. look at th e m an y dif fer en t classes offered in Li:ncoln Hi gh s In du str ial Te ch no log y de:p:irtment. Lincoln Hi gh offers classes fro m Basic Ca r Ca.re, CAD/Dr aft ing , Gr ap hic Co mm unica.ho ns an d Residentia.l Co ns tru cti on . M an y oth er di££ere nt classes a.re als o a.va.:il-a.ble to ch ms e fro m so m ed stu de nts wo n't ha ve tro ub le fin din g a. cla ss th at th ey a.re int ere ste d in. Don't le int im ida ted an d th in k th at yo u neoo to kn ow wh at yo u a.re doing W or e en ter ing some of the se classes. Moot stu de nts don't kn ow wh a.t to do at fir st an d th at is w hy Li nc oln Hi gh offers the se classes. Th ese classes giv e an op:µ>rlunity for thooe stu de nts wh o wa nt to butl.d a. ca ree r for the ms elv es in th e fu tu re or for thooe wi th ju st a. sim ple cu rio oit y to lea rn some oosic skills an d pri nc ipl es. Al tho ug h some of th e classes seems lik e it wo uld n't le for yo u. once yo u ge t th e oosics it is als o a. lot of fu n. Once yo ur e done wi th yo ur cla ss yo u wi ll le gl ad yo u took it.

19 50

Te rr s mac eooc is taught in the basement of L H S. Te chn olo gy an d Computers

13 9

rnouters C-enter Top:

Mark Merrill (10) surf's the ._ ~ . ,.........,...._ internet £or

research mate-

rial.

Right: Jeremy · Parks (12) sorts out in£ormation. £or an upoorning

ass1gnm.ent.

C-enter Bottom:

lCrurl:ina ,Jezmzjc (10) types a pa.per £or her computer

• class.

Above: Abby Opbroek (10) trying to improve her typing speed in Keyboarding.

1983

students made their own rooot

;5 140 Computers

Balow: Th uy Is (1 0) br ain sta rm s bi ar e starling he r A ~ t gi ve n to he r by Mm. e.

Balow: A co mp ut er stu de nt us es on e of th e m an y cmnpu:1:ars av ai la bl e at L1ncoln High to f'1n1sb he r ho me wo rk .

· Computers B y Chris Je ys In th e p:1St fe w yea.rs, co m pu te rs ha ve :OOCOme a re a] ly bi g IB,rl of al m oo t ev er yo ne s hfe, es i:e ci al ly at Lincoln Hi gh . Co m pu te rs ar e ~i ng usoo. in al m oo t ev er y de IB ,rt m en t fro m Business to Si:ecial E.duca,tion an d Ar t. Th es e classes ar e th er e for an yo ne w ho w an ts a serious ca re er in co m pu te rs or stu de nt s w ho ju st w an t to kn ow ho w to ~ or .ju st lea .rn. th e h::isics of a computer~ A 1::eginning cl as s is K ey lx nr di ng an d ra ng es to ha rd er classes lik e A dv an ce d Co m pu te r Ap ph ca tio ns . lli er e ar e m an y di ffe re nt co m pu te r la ~ ar ou nd Lincoln Hi gh th at st ud en ts m ay us e to he lp w ith doing ho m ew or k or resea.rchin~ for a bi g te rm IB,Jer. Senior Au br ee Jo hn so n took In te rn et M ul tim ed ia fro m La:urie lo gs do n an d sa id Th is cl as s ta_ught m e a lo t at ou t us in g th e in te rn et an d co m pu t-, er s in ge ne ra l M y fa vo rit e.IB,rts we re m ak in g a sh de sh ow an d cr ea .ti ng m y ow n we ~i te .' _ Sophmore K ev on M al lo ry sa id Alrnoot ev er y jo b afte:r;' hi gh school is _Q;Offig to ne ed so m e i:y{:e of btack.Q;I'mmd in co m pu te rs an d Im * = th at Lincoln Hi gh offers so m an y di ffe re nt an d di ve rs e co m pu te r c ses for ev er y stu de nt 's rie!:rls.' 19 86

students in a pre-M:actintosh school work on the forerunners of today's modem computers.

Co mp ute rs

14 1 •

f ornil & CDnsv.mer ~enc.e TopMiddJS: Crystal Blsz.ek (lUp]ayae. gameinb.er

Buman Behavior class. Photo

by Amends

We.mar.

Right: Alayne Plantz <IO>, shows of'£ he:r be.king skills 'With he:r

hmnestyle cookies.

Below:Mike .Allder (I 2) makes pe.ncakes in his Baking

class. Photo ,

courtesy or

Naomi Smith.

R1gh t:The Ba.king class takes e. break to enjOY the £ood the. t they me.de. Photo courtesy o£ Naomi Smith.

a manequm mHome ~-

142 Family and C.Orummer Sciences

Below: Ch ris top h.e r M un n. th e ne xt M ar th a Stewart?

Below: Jareldine M ay s ~ te ac hi ng he r Bu m an BehaVior class to smile :for th e CA .m8 l'R . Photo by wal te r

Kimbrough.

S k i l l s That Lest ALlfe 1irne Farnil/ and Consumer Sdenc.e By Am an da W ern er W ith classes lik e lnde:i;endent liv ing , fa m ily life, Hu m an Be ha vio r, St ud en t Pa ren tin g, :&..king, an d Cr ea tiv e Cl oth ing an d design, Lincoln Hi gh stud.ents receivoo pl en ty of he lpf ul inf or ma tio n th at wi ll he lp th em thr ou gh ou t the ir lives. In St u- • de nt Pa re nt in g class, stu de nts lea rn ho w to ca re for ch ild ren ~n d ho w ch ild ren aff ec t th e liv es of yo un g IB,rents. In :&..king cla ss stu de nts lea rn th e pro:i;er wa ys to cook an d preIB,re we ll oo.lancoo me als as we ll as ex ce lle nt desserts. In Cr ea tiv e Cl oth ing Design, stu de nts ar e ta ug ht th e co rre ct w ay to sew clo thi ng an d lea rn ho w to select fabrics an d follow IB,tterns. In Lincoln Hi gh s Hu m an Be ha vio r class, stu de nts stu dy , th e rea so ns ooh.ind th e ac tio ns of hu m an oomgs. St ud en ts ar e oo uc ate d on w hy th ey re ac t a ce rta in w ay in s~ ifi c sit ua tio ns in the ir life. These c~ se s offer a lot of us efu l inf or ma tio n th at wi ll preIB,re stu de nts to su e- co oi in the ir fut ure s, as we ll as tea ch ing th em to dea.l wi th ex:i;eriences th ey m ay en co un ter as th ey gro w up. Th e Fa m ily an d Co ns um er Science deJ:B,rlment is a gcxrl. w ay to tea ch th e stu de nts of Lincoln Hi gh ho w to su cc es sfu lly ge t alo ng in th e re al wo rld •

g. Fa mi ly an d C.Onsumer Sci enc es

14 3 •

.L, eolth Ms. Janet Zillig 1ee.ds h81' class in step aamblcs. AarobtcCcndi-

tl.an:ing was one o£ many clemm altered this year. John Bu.is (11) .

concentrates on the birdie while

playmg bedm1tl:on in his Raquet

Sportsclsss. FuadAJsrns (12) f'lys

through the air as he dives into the pool This 1s the fourth year the pool has been able to be used f'or class instruction.

Mtlce Bredeb.o£t ( 12) and Andrew Gottula ( 11) put the peddle to the mee.tel in their Toning f'or Fitness c1sss.

1920's-30's

This·is what was worn by Lincoln High students ~ 144 Health and Physical £ducation

J.R.Knopp (11) shCJWG his muscles BB he pl'8pB.l'8S to do a ~ clam in his Wmg].i.t ~c la ss .~etght Trai nmg was a popular class this year .

A group of stud ents play a ~ e they lear ned in thei r Wat er Ge.mes class.

Afte r sitti ng in an unco mfor table desk for hour s on end rna. ny LHS stud ents find brne to stret ch their legs, arms , and mind s with a. Linc oln l-Iigh Hea lth or ~ys ical Educ ation class. At Linc oln l-Iigh classes rang ed from the oosic Hea lth for sophomores to Lifeguar d Trai ning , Racq uet Si:orts, Aerobic Conditioning, Wat er Qg_mes, and Wei ght Trai ning . With a.11 of the classes to ch00se from LHS s~n ts filloo the ever so irni: ortan t grad ua.ti on requ irem ents, as well as fulfi lling their :interests. . Wei ght Trai ning was fun teca use I got a. grad e for tein g buff,' Senior Adam. Krec klow stato o. 'And it got me read y for oosket:00.11 seas on too.' Hes.1th and P.E. classes a.re not just for athle tes, how ever . All Linc oln l-Iigh , School stud ents a.re requ iroo to _hav e 7.5 Phys ical Educ ation crOOits in orde r to grad uate . Athl etes may use their si:orts for 2.5 of thase crOOits, but mus t mak e sure .tha t the rerna.:in:ing credi ts a.re take n care of in a. class room sett:ing, _a.nd in a. different school yea. r. With so man y _classes offeroo, the Phys icla. l Educ ation dep; trtm ent was as divers e as the stud ents who JB,rticiJB,tOO in it 1944

shuffleooard used to played in gym cl~ Heal th and Phys ical Educ ation

145 ~

Erner in .Sc.holars M:idc:US: Chance Brooks ( 11), and

Lydia.Brown (I 1) look up scholarships on the internet.

Right: Josie Payne(IU an_:j<J.YS her

doughn:ut and juice after f'inJ.Shing her f'iDal.

Balow: Juniors

Mike Mayf'ield. Sbaneice H:iclcs, Michaela

Franklin. Kerra Wtt:h.erspoon, and Hanry Winsley wrap up anoth.e:r day

of Emergtn.g •

Scholars: Photos by Brooke Brestel

Right: Juniors Michaela Franklin. IC.erra Witherspoon. and Hanry Winsley work on their assignments. 1

Television was introduced as a learning tool in the classroom. ~•

146

Emerging Scholars

1969

Lincoln High school added a Black studies class to the curriculum. Here, Loretta Butler speaks to the first Black studies class.

Below-: Mike Mayf'ie]d (I 1) finishes

arr the douJl}muts in Bmergmg

Sc.h.olars. 'l'b.e food was a favorite among the students.

Below-: Juniors Adam Martinez, Mike Jones, and Mike Mayfield discuss an assignment.

rooke reste A ti.cal High School student's day is anY,fuin,2 but dull. A full schedule, and tons fter-scliool activities, only to-.oo top~ wiffi. a full ni2hts homework, and work When all of that is completed, many still have to find t'rme to find a col1le that sw.ts them, in addition to applying For scholarshi~l Imagine having to o through all of that, and then having to worry aoout whether you did llie rtg t • thiI}~ simpl_y ~use you are a :i;:erson of color. • Here a -E Lincoln Higb. a J?rogram called £mer_2in2 Scholars was develoJ:00 to help students of color research co1leges, a])ply for scholarshi~, and pick a ma ;or. Junior Kerra Withers~n ~fained, t8merginQ ~holars~ is a class for minority students with gcxrl. grades. Since it is harder For minorities to Qet accepted in certain places and, universities, £mergin2 Scholars is a class that nelts you keep trying s9 you don t get turned down. H: has really made me think twice aoou1 coileQe. Ive learned now to applY, for scholarships, where to get information on-lin wh:;(f college life is. like, how to pick a mapr and a lot more im:µ>rtant information didn t know Wore. Emergir!2 Scholars is available to sophomores and juniors, but they carry- the knowledge from the ~rience on to their senior year when coll~e and scholarship apphcahons 1:ecome a aaily C9ncern. However, Junior Chance B"rooks appreciatoo , tfie hel]? s9 much she stafed, I think Emerging Scholars should oo through 12th grade also. . Not only doos £mergin2 Scholars help_ academically, but it gives students of color a sup~rt group throu~ Hie day that Th~y would not necessarily have otherwise. Junior Heµ.ry Winsffiy hkro Emer2ing &holars ~use, Uf\ gave me an extra :t;:ericx:l to study and gave me, extra nelp. Junior Josie Payne added that the }:est ~rt ·of £mer2ing Scnolars is, Bein.2_ around ~ple who a:r:e also interested in gomg to coll~e and 2lliing scholarshi~. Also the fcixl was great. ~ whellier Em~rgin2._ Scholars hel~ students with coll~e, homework, or ~t 5l..ave them a place to seer'arniliar faces throughout the day, it was worthwhile. "The """-===~-ressons learned will not only help tcrlay, but will :p:1y off in the future.

1990

upward Bound was created to help students of rolor and students with eronomic needs prepare for rollege by taking rigorous rourses during the summer.

EmergingScholars

147

Student GounGiL Far Right: Emily Harris n D. Janna Millar (10). and Tuyet Kum (10) hand out water. be.gels. and jUice to

refresh peopJa partict-

pe:bng in the Aids

Wailc September 12.

Right: Sophomores . Janna Miller. Phillip Ch.an. St.epba.nie Da.Vidsan. Billy Galusha. Kate

lacy. and Tuyet Di.au mow their school spirit on sca.rf'

day. Balow: Members or the 1999-2000

Lincoln High School Student Council did many activities

not only in LHS.

but in and around the community.

All photos courtesy of Emily Chen

Right. The Lincoln High Student Cmm.ctl show their support £or :Emily Chen £or Prandent at the 1999-2000 State c.onvention.

1917

1920

The first Lincoln High student council was formed.

STUCO e matinees every Fn afternoon at LHS. These included dances, teas, and talent shows.

148

Student Council

Soph omor e kidna pping is a tradi tion £or .Alex Svob oda (1 O>. Sara h Dick e (12); and Sturlan.t Coun cil At the begin ning a£ the Jann a. Milla r ( 1 O> help to deco rate the year . the sophmn01'8G were dress ed es Sout h Gym in order to mak e the 1999 -

n.erds. and taken to Gate way Mall

. 2000 Hmnecarn1ng a -Ps.ctl'ic Paradise'.

By Brooke Brestel

r -- - _ _ _ : _ _ _- - - - ! c , ~ _ _ J

Imag ine wha t you r school yea, r wou ld hav e :ooen like if ther e had :ooen no Hom ecom ing da.n ~ spiri t weeks, craz y cont ests at halft imes , and the semi-forma1 danc e. Pret ty l:oring huh ? • Even if you did not :i;artici:i;ate in all of the Lincoln High Stud ent C.Ouncils school spiri t lxmt ing even ts, it was still fun to watc h ever yone else do it. . However, this yea r STUCO wen t al:ov e and l:eyo nd just raisi ng school spiri t. The y repre sente d Lincoln High in vari ous even ts arou nd the.c omm urut y. Senior repr esen tativ e Chri stine Dav idso n state d that STUCO arra ngoo for its meml:ers to volu ntee r as stud ent tutor s at llira toga and McP hee Elem enta ry &ho ols thro ugh the Fam ily Services. The Stud ent C.Ouncil mem oors who were unab le to :i;articip:tte in the tuto ring pr~ am volu ntee roo at vari ous othe r place s in and arou nd Lincoln. Also, Stud ent Coun cil agru n put on the Tric k-or- Trea t for Disa bled Child ren here at Linc oln High . Stud ent C.Ouncil rema ms the voic e of Lincoln High stud ents . Repr esen tativ es run for re-election ever y spring, and the delegates are vote d in to STUCO by the ·s tude nt lxtly . The y serv e the pur ~e of taki ng the opinions, comp laint s, and suggestions of the stud ent lxtly to the adm inist ratio n :in ho~ of rnak ing thing s happ en here at scho ol Davi dson stres sed that altho ugh ther e were not man y issue s at hand this year , if there is a problem that needs to l:e address€rl, STUCO is the way to go.

1975

s proposal to close J street and turn it into a campus mall The project was·completed in 1977.

1976 ST UC O

and foosball table for the cafeteria. Stud ent C.Ouncil

149

M1ddJS: Autumn Tate(12) and

IaTasha Oneel ( 11) sell nachos

at the Be.ck To School Bash.

Rie~Bret Ir (12) pa.in.ts the ceiling tiles in the computer lab.

Balcw:Sbaunna Mey81' the ACE Sornsl Studies teacher helps Patricia Rosas

( 11> hold her pl'O_j8Ctto present to the

class.

Rig!lt: .Ashlsy Green ( 12) and Kristie Bailey (12) are at the Nine Mile Prairie walking f'or a f'ie1d trip. 1997

;& 150 AC£

school within A school (SWAS) was offeroo at Lincoln High for it's first year.

Below: Jodi Payne <12), reads to children. £or her child care pro_j8Ci:.

Below: Mitch Matney ( 12) pe.ints the cmnputer lab.

Alternative Cooperative Edueotion By Jessie Gs.rner Lincoln High Schools Alternat ive C-ooi:erative Educatio n Program (ACE) has had its third successfu l year. Marjea.n Newcom.er startoo. the AC£ Program in 1997 and Shaunn a Meyer has teen there -since the ooginnin g also. The program was j<?iilOO. by two new teachers, Giovann i Jones, and Ross Tegeler. Giovann i Jones taught at Culler Middle School and this was her first year teaching high school Ross Tegeler has teen a teacher at Lincoln High for .many years. The p ~ e of . this program is to provide !JlOre one-on-on e so instructi on so the students can earn their diplomas and graduate soon as :rmsible. The staff in this :program l:eheves that all students can l:e successfu l and they recogruze that the students have different learning styles which nquire a variety of teaching strategies. Senior Allison Munger said, AC£ has helJ:00. me a lot I will graduate a lot sooner l:eca.use of AC£. Im glad that there is a program that will work with you and look at your i:ersonal life and , not just kick you out for truancies .' . You must l:e over the age of 16 and accept res:µ>nsibihty for your learning l:ehavior and for earning croo.its towards graduati on to i:articipa te in the AC£ Pro. gram. The students have also organizoo. and managoo . a 'store' within the school for a second time. With the money earnoo. from the store the students went on field trti:s. They also continmr l to dfrlicate their time by voluntee ring around the community.

1997 SV\TAS's .first

staff members

1998 SV\TAS was renamed ACE

Foc.us Sc.hools

gp)

LlIS seniors Erin ffi]SPbeck. .Curtis Tomb:, and Erin Brozeck p]aya game o£ scrabble between clssscs

at Zoo School

Ri!ltt: Senior

Mo :yBruh m works on a pieee o£ art that expresses h.erse1£, with in.£luen.ce from 1ooal artist Flo Wong.

Balow-: Senior Alic.an Blassl ~tosh area laugh and a picture with

other studen:1:s from the .Arts and Yurnsni' l:ies school during Lied Day at the Lied Can.tar.

Right: Senior Kira van Rossum aree.tes a - W i t h senior Ma~ Dayton at .Arts and Hurnsn1 ti.es Scliool 1997 .................. ...iiiiii,,o,iii,,.............

~ 152 Freus Schools

Ben Rus runs rom a uc unng t e vety first semester of zoo school

.Below: Junior Iondan Pinneo and ' Junior Jtllian Hoisted take a break £ram their Chemis by class in a portable at Zoo School

Below: Senior Cynthia Le.rson checlcs in with Zoo School secretary Susan Mum.ck bef'ore going to class at Zoo School

Arts vs. Animals Foc.us Sc.hools

By Jolene Hergenr ader

- - . . ............,..L:ML..__ _ _ __ J

Wal.king into the Arts and Humanit ies Pr~am or Zoo School is very duferent then walking into Lincoln Hi~h School At LHS you would 1e greetErl by campus security or crowdoo hallways . At Arts a n d Humanit ies and Zoo School you might find a few scatteroo students ~orkin~ on homework, pg.inting or foo:ling animals. . The atmrnphe re in lx>th schools is very laid tack Classes are diVidoo. into bl~k ~:rr oos that meet only two or three times a week for aoout 90 minutes. Th.ch school requires students to hand in a ~rtfoho at the end of each semester. Portfohrn are mane up of all the assignme nts students have had hke pg.i:ers and. projects. . This was the first year for the Arts and Humanit ies program. The school consists of classrooms, and one lar~e room With easels and tables where students can work on c~s projects, or art £very ~day, Thursda y and Friday students have 'Studio Time. This :t:ericrl is for students to i:erfect their art or writing. Arts and Humanit ies students have . taken field trips to the Jrnlyn Art Museum in Omaha, Sheldon Art Gallery, the State ~pitol and the Nebraska Historica l Museum. They also pg.rticipg.too and helrro- With Lioo Day at the Lioo Center. This year was a s~ial one for Zoo School The schools teachers went to Washing ton . D.C., where they were honored by U.&A Tooay Magazine , for the schools pr~am. The school also receivoo a check from UNL for their entomolo gy pro_jecl Zoo School consists of four ~rtable classroom s and a two story building calloo the Disco,· the zoos encounte r center. Senior Martha Fiedler feels that what she likes mrnt alx>ut Arts and Humanit ies School is, Not having to dea.1 With crowded hallway s and there are no stairsl'

1999

Arts and Humanities school

opens its doors.

1968

Art cass mem rs creat outside of the Auditorium Freus Schools 153 ~

\ his year s·a:thletm had man y comm on grn,ls, but the one shan rl by all was st.ate. Ebme team s mad e it and others did not but they all tria:l their l:est £ven the crowd did their ~.i,ee,-e of the work and was alwa ys there to chee r their team s on. The team s put in hour s prac tice bme ever y wee k cond ition in~ lif-bn~ runn in~ and drills to try and 00 ~~ l:est •And at the end of thrne prac tices they show ed us wha t Lincoln lligh Athl etics are mad e of. Whe ther you were play ing :in the gam e or chee ring :in the st.ands you were still a part of the

Ae ,~o ~.

•

Volley0011 156 Foot00-11 160 Crrns Country 164 Gymnastics 166

Soft00-11

168

Boys Tennis 172 Girls Golf 174 Girls &.sket00-11 176 Boys &.sket00-11 180 Swimming& Diving

• 184 Wrestlin2 - r 86

1ite ~\Acc\ \A \-\~i~ Va..f'~ ~j V c\\ejka__\\ ~a..tA.\ ~a..J. a..\A cu~~~a..\AJ.~\Ai f'-e.ccf'J., 25 w~~ a..\AJ. {, \c~-e. ~ a..\AJ. w-e.f'-e. ~~a__~

Photos by Jessie Gamer and Chris Lathen.

Tamara Foree ( 12) digs £or the be.11 a.n.d saves the day. TifTa.ny Davison <0> sets to Thi.ca. Kep1sr (11) while Makyla Inne W ol£e (10) com.es in to cover during the date game agamst

Bellevue west.

~ By Brooke Brestal

After la.st yea.r's lass to crasstow n rival Northeas t in the first round of the state tournam ent, the Lincoln High Varstty Volleyoo11 team had high ~tab.o ns of improvin g. on the previous years i:erformance . Chili seasons, summer leagues, team cam:i:s, and summer condition ing on every Monday , Wednesd ay, and Friday not only preIB,roo the team physi- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ cally for the son, but got u~min g seaa__\\ '-<Vtce.vJ vJ€. as well. them :i:syched we knew · , a;; 'We to state,' SevJcu\~ IA,\a._~ .(,l would make it 11 Holly Amen ~c ~~a__~. setter nior wrus t~JSt this \-\c\\j AtA.\€.\A (\2) stated, 'There into The seaf eehng goin-2: we son that we all - - - - - - - - - - knew really successf ul' were gomg to oo And indefrl they were. With a final record of 25-6, the team won every r ~ r season tournam ent th~ were in , with the exception of the Bellevue Invitatio nal in which they plae(rt siXth. The six lasses came from only four teams, includin5[ one to Class B State Champio n Omaha Grass, and one to Class A runners- up, Bellevue West in the semifina ls of the state volleyl:R ll tournam ent. The team's success can oo attributo o to the leadershi p on it. All 5 seniors on the team have :ooen in the progr:am for four years, includin5[ 4_y~r Varsity Letter-wi nner, Shelly Chiles. In addition to Chiles, 3rd team Sui:er-St ater, Junior Michael a. Franklin , and junior Meghan Connett servoo as captains . The 1999 volleyl:R ll season will not soon oo forgotten by the memoors of the LI-IS varsity team. Senior defensiv e si:eciahs t Molly Gei5rer ended the season sayin-2:, This season wrus without a doubt, the lest time I have Ii.ad in my life. I will never forget it."

11\Je

1975

Deloe van :ousen received alHtate nmgnition.

156 VarsityV olleyball

1975

The varsity volleymll team won state.

On to Sta.tel The V ars1ty V ollsybe.11 team celabrate alter beating Millard North in the district f'ina1s.

Makyla lDne Wolfe (IQ) hits while the rest o£ the team covers in the state Victory agamst North Platte.

Michaela Franklin (11) puts down a

kill while Hannah Mohr (10), £rice. Kepler (1 D, and Shelly Chi.ls£ ( 12) Varsity listens to c.oe.chKr isti Nelson-Hitz during a time-out.

Michaela Franklin (11) and Brooke Brestel ( 12) sh.ow their impressive vertical jumps

while blooking Bellevue wart. 1974

The varsity volleyhill te.mn boo a second pm finish at state. •

1999

TIEI..h mffijiv nyv~ tmn mt :eel-vie :Eat 150, 150. Varsity Volleyba ll

15 7 ~

l.J-t~'s ~u\M..,~r va__rS{_Jj a\ ,\J r-es-erv-e v c\ \ej\,-a_\\ ~-~JM.s s~a..j s~ rc ~ i ~~ rc ui ~c u~ ~\.te.{_,,( S- €. a. .b c~.

By Ta yla r Cratg an d Ho lly G-roAsrnan This ye ar's Lin col n Hig h School Jun ior Va rsi ty and Re ser ve V olleyoo..11 tea ms ha d a cha 1le ngi ng season. Th e res erv e tea m's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ rec ord wa s nin e losses. \\~ fiv e wi ns to +~ . . .Sc lM .-e tou gh sea.~f \S ~.p.'J. cU f .De spi te the ir p 1a y e d c...ca...c...~s son the gir ls na ve all /1 \ U the ir tes t an d b \,\C ~-e ... '

tv\~ra__\,\ja__ r:buc...-ej the ir eff ort a fac ed (\0 ) Th e gir ls ley l:al l seastre nuo us volson due to the la.ck of tea m me mte rs. Sev era l tea m me m1:ers sai d the re we re not ne arl y as ma ny i:eople as wa s hoJ_:ro. for. Wh en the tea m wa sn' t pra ctic ing or pla yin g gam es, the y we re hav ing fun wit h eac h oth er. Mi ran da Du cey . of LH Ss res erv e vol leyrol l tea m, sai d 'Some of the gir ls tp. 'd our coo.chs house' Th e gir ls ma ns. goo to kee p the ir Lin col n Hig h School spi rits up thr oug h all the ir ha. rd wo rk an d all the obstacles tha t the y fa.coo_ thi s season. Th e tea mw ork and sportsma nsh ip tha t the girls showoo wa s ye t ano the r Lin col n Hig h job we ll done. We hoF€ to see all the me mt ers fro m tot h the jun ior va rsi ty an d the res erv e tea.ms nex t yea r. An d we hoF€ tha t new vol ley rol l pla yer s try out and rep res ent Lincol n Hig h School wit h the spi rit and pri de tha t ma kes Lincol n Hig h the school tha t it is.

158 JV & Res erv e Vo lley bal l

Balow: Jodi Raunm-s< 1O> sets the bel l to fellow tee mm ate Ha nns b

Mob.r(IO>. Bottom: Claire H-1:1tcb1nsan (9) and Jodi Rauners ( 10) blook a bell during a ma tch .

I..af't: £rin Stokke ( 11) puts down a kill while lCou rtnay .Albartsan ( 11) looks on.

Below: Reserve V ollsybe.ll team :rela. xa after a game. I

Above: Claire Hu+c b1nso n tip., the be.11.

Far left: Sylv ia J~IO >.D eva Conn et(! O>, and . Liz Be.taman( 1O>

I..af't: The gtrls get

read y for a vic-

tory.

1975 The reserve team won a S9)ll city

title..

1995

Freshman B was Dioo to Linooln High sports. N &Reserve Volle yball

159 ~

Below: Gerald Mille:r (12) dives to help his fellow +eemmete tackle their opponent.

Var~~.J 1:,c.J~ ~cc~. \,a__\\ ~~cws. ~\te~f

Bottom: Jason Nettleton (11) jumps to new heights to receive the bell f'or a f'irsf down.

Jf~v-e a'AJ k~flN\~'Aakc\A

By Mal;sse Coed The 1999-2000 varsity Lincoln High School footl:all team fought hard this year. With a record of 3-7, including the state footoo.ll tournament, winning the game was not the moot imJX)rtant thing for these young men. Working as a team _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and showing that they had /1 IC vJ-e vJ ~(~J. the skill and determination ~ a_ ka..tA,\, .{.;\,\ to finish the season going ~~ -e\\J. .{.;~ vJ ~u\J. hard was what thev accomphshed J oa_ Lt -.. (Y"'.11 this year. , -_i ~~ The team 1:,ra.J. l<~\\c-1\ec (\2) had many hard practices _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ everyday afterschooland early on Saturday mornin~. They showed a lot of team work on and off the field Team captain, Brad IC:i.ndler ( 12) said ' If we worked as a team, in the end it would :µi,y off.' The dedication and love of the game brought the team together and hel:µrl get the teamwork they neoo£rl to win their games. The spirit of the crowd and all the fans also hel:µrl drive the team's determination. They showed tons of enthusiasm at all the games, screaming and cheering. Almoot always the crowd was on their feet in antici:µi,tion for the Links£ next score. With this year OOing a butlding year for the varsity Links next year is definitely gong to oo a great season. The Lincoln High School footoo.ll team is sure to blow the rest of the teams away with our skill and drive for success.

1905

state leg&ature were &4ted to conskler a 1i11 that aoolished foothill in high mt 160 Varsity Football

Lincoln High sdiools first foothill team.

I.s£t: Yobsnra Cb.ridie (11) looks £or an open pass down the f'ie1d RB Cain Nungesser ( 12) blooks his quarterba ck.

Balow: Richard Ross ( 12) helps blook RB his +esmrnst. e runs down the £ia1d. I

.TyGrabam ( 12) runs the bell £or another first down. Far laf't: Chase Dilley ( 11) dives to :recalve a catch.

I.art: The team looks on in antia1pa.tion £or the nmrl

194!3

Lincoln High sdiool varsity footbdl won state for die 23rd time.

1891-19 71 622 games were played, 459 wms 127 m, 127 tia

Varsity Football

161

J.V. -a_\AJ ?--eh-erv-e Ccc~k-a_\\ vJcr'-<. ~\R.~r vJ-a_j up Ccr ~\R. Cu~ur-e cC ~'Acc\'A \-\~i~ ~cc~k-a_\\.

By Ro]amla Warren Lincoln Highs J.V. and Reserve Footoo.11 teams have had a grea.t season this yea.r. There was a lot of talent on both teams. - - - - - - - - - - When they started out, they were Uj io~ 2 ~a__e,~~ motivatooand ready to .(_;\.,\ 0 Vt€. ia..LA,\-e. u wins their games. The Jl>r-ev.J ~~.{_;~PP.{_; (\ \) J.V. team had. a record of 2-5. The Reserve team had a record of 1-6. When some of the i:rople of the J.V. team were asked What is a memorable moment' you had aoout the year junior Drew Philippi rephoo,.l got 2 sacks in one game. Junior Patrick Nagle said, ' When I blcx:!kftl a field goo1 against Norris.' Ryan York from the Reserved team was asklrl what he hkoo mst aoout the coo.ches. He rephoo, ' Coach Catlett and Coach Brestel ~use they never gave up no matter how oo,d it got.' Reserve hea.d coo.ch Jack Brestel said, The players must recogruze that their commitment to successful academics reflects the i:otentia1 success on the footoo.11 field.' Coo_ch Brestel also said that he feels mast of the players will make it to the J.V. team next year if they

qualify. 1992 LHS Reserve Football team takes the City Title.

~ 162 JV & Reserve Football

Be.law: The Re£erve team calabrates a£te.r making a taclcle.

Bottom: Tyson Franzen ma.kes a good f'ake play a ~ the other team during the71.V. game at LHS.

Left: The Lincoln High School Reserve Football team brings down the house in their game against Lincoln East. 7rh.e Junior Varsity and Reserve Teams went on to have records of 2-6 and

1-rs.

.AbovS: lCsvin Reed ( 10) runs like the wind to score a touch down £or the Reserve team.

I.stt: The J.V. team shows the othm.- team they they know how to get the j<>b done.

1925-29

Lincoln lhfhs football team won ~tate JV & Reserve Football

163

Balow: Jeremy M91Dm1ng (12)

U~s s C6u~ ~fj ruVv\.p~ I~ up~~ ~rk r ~c ~-e~~ ~\te~r C61M .pekk c'A

sprints ahead

or his campetiti.an. iD;

order to get: a top time.

Bottmn: Katherine Mason (10) rounds a bend as she races in a meet at Pio-

neers Park.

By ChristinaClsmants

The cra:;s country team worked very hard this year. They put in many hours of work and dooicab.on in order to perform at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ their test. y r t n u o C The Cross 11E6~~ ka..tM.s. team puts in a lot of work ~a..v-e J_6 ~ k~kr for each meet ~~.£.;S. jea..f' ~~a_\,\ .£.;\,\ getting ready 11 usuaff conpas.~ _1€.a..(S. . Pract ice ~'v\WR.. Fu'v\cJ~ (\2) of strechi ng, sisted the actual drills and then long distence run. They usua1ly ran anywhe re from 3 to 7 mile.<s, but it de!£ndfrl on the runner's enduranc e. The teams home meets ran at Pioneers Park. They ran a course that circle.<s around the :i:e-rk. There are many hills that form a challeng e for our runners during the 3 mile meet The meets usua1ly have al:out 40 to 50 runner, running at each time and there were usually atleast 5 different schools running. Overall the cra:;s country team did very well. 'Both teams did ~tter this year than in :i:e-st years,· said Annie Funcke ( 12). They acomphs hed their team goo.ls along with thier J£rsonal goo.ls. This year all their work and dooication in practice J:8-id off. Both Girls Varsity and Boys Varsity went to state.

I r

1970

Jerry Wolford and Dave Hudson are the top 2 runners for the links. ~ 164 cross country

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --

I.ef't: Scott Rutz (10> gets read y to mak e his move to pass his oppo nent. Balow: Ben John son (12) streahes befor e his 3 mile run

ai Pi0Il8 8l'S Park .

~J an na Mille r ( 10) and

~Le .£g ran

<e> spr1n t ahee.d or the cam. pstiti an

Far I.ef't: Charissa Radar ( 12) gets help st.rea ching befor e the big

meet.

I..e£t: Sally Sc.bafart (I 0) puts a11 or her a£Tort into tlw, run.

1979 The Links place m

districts. Cross Country 165

Below: Barry Lilly (10) conce n-

Va _r~ ~j Gj lM .\A ~k ~ H ~ Gr€ a_~ ~€ ~~ \A , ~a_~~ \Aa_lM.€

trates on his performance on the rin~

Bottom: Ashley Swar tz ( 1O> vaul ts per£eatly whil e her coe.ahes give support.

~~r l~~ €f

By Ama nda Werner The 1 999-200 0 V aris ty Gym nast ics team has mad e quit e a nam e for them selve s. This was the first yea r that the Linc oln Nort heas t and Linc oln High team s had teen combinoo. due to low IB,rticip3.faon. That , howe ver, did not stop •the team from havi ng a grea t seaso n. Tha nks to outs tand ing lead ersh ip _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ from Seni or thre e and win ner Abb y t u r n i n g Juni ors Juli e Ste pha nie

b\Je . ~a...v-e. J.~\MZ.

c-e.a...\\j w-e.\\c.~\AS-{.,kf.{,,\Ai w-e. J..{,,J.\A \ ~a...v-e. a

\~~ ~ pe~p\e.Y

yea r lette r Brin k and relette rwm ners Frib erg and Ner uda on

- /\kkj 1::>r.{,,\A~ (\2) the girls side ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. and Seni or Nate Mcl ean lette rwin ner and Soph omo re Bar ry Kell y for the toys side, the team did quit e well. We hav e done real ly well cons ideri ng we didn 't hav e a lot of i:oople and for the amo unt of i:oople who hav e neve r competoo. oofore,· senio r Abb y Brin k state d. The girls endo o their seas on with a nint h plac e vict ory at the stat e gym nast ics com petit ion in Nort h Plat te. Med aling at state was Brin k who receivoo. the silve r med al on the oo.la nce ~m and cam e in fifth on the vau lt

late 1920G Tum bling Team £arm ed. -

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166 Gymnastics

1962 The tlNt year gyin nasti cs

inclu ded in sport s program.

Isft: Nate Mel.am (12) performs his pommel horse routine. _ _: Joe Humpal (9) flips his f.'loor routine at a

Joe Humpal . (9) performs his rin~ routine..

Far Isft: Nate Mciee.n (12) shows his strength on the parallel be.rs. Isft: Abby Brink ( 12) performs her f.'loor axarcise. Brink recatved the silv81' medal at state £or the beience beam. and came in 5th on the

vault.

Photrn by Jessie Ge.rner 1991 The Gymnast ics Team takes state. •

1964 Links Win their 6th state title.

Gymnast ics

16 7

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Balow: Mu m Ro be rts on ( 11 ) run s sa lal y £or f'irst ba se aft er a nic e hi' l

\- la b Gf-ea_~ ~ -e a b ~ \A k j w 'c f~ ~ \. \i \c i- e ~ ~ f a b a

. Bottom: In the dugout. Am be r ~ (10 ), Be th Sin gle ton (12 ) an d £r in LTobmzon (9) ch eer £or the ir tea mm ate s.

\- e a lM ..

By Ch ris Ja ys

t an 'ic n# sig me so t gh ou br n so ea 0.s 00 -2 99 19 e Th • e th es er th se ur co 0£ m. tea s ar ye is th to s ge an ch ad he w ne e th n ea m I y nl ai m t bu r ste ro e th in ge an ch co ac li, M ich all e Ga1nes. ea sy go in g 'S he w as an d sh e w as - - - - - - - - - - al w ay s we en wh a J ~a JS ..ta a\u . ~\R 11 us r £o e er th t ou ab n ho e. ~k ~ \aJ Vv ~~ Li a vJ es qu a d • ha g in th me so -..J ho w to do 11 ily Em \\. Cu \s .d Jr rJ ~a or ni se r,· tte be Ju ni or Ed wa rd s sa id. -L < ~ ~a ..\ \~ \\i o als J! nin (\\) nFa sie as !C us ed r1< wo he 'S d, ad de ha rd bu t we - - - - - - - - - - ha d a lo t 0£ fu n. Sh e al w ay s ha d a w ay to m ak e th e ha rd dr ill s fu n.' Th is se as on wa sn 't al l ju st ha rd wo rk . De sp ite al l th e ha rd pr ac ti~ an d ga me s, ev er yo ne ha d a lot 0£ fu n th is se as on . · M y fa vo rit e pa .rt 0£ th e se as on wa s al l th e te am pe .rt ies we ha d. W e ha d on e at lea st on ce a we ek ,' ju ni or De mr ee lo bm ai er re ma rk ed . Th e te am als o T.P.a th ei r co ac h's ho us e. 'Sh e ha d he r fri en ds h tc ca to d oo ~h bo igh ne r he . nd ou ar rs ca p co in ol pe .tr us in th e ac t bu t we di dn t ge t ca ug ht , se nio r £m tly Fd wa ra s sta ted . Ev er yo ne pu lle d tog::ether as te am in th e en d an d ha d £u n pl ay in g so£tba11 W ith ea ch ot he r. Du rin g th e 5!8-mes, ev er yo ne wo rk ed th ei r ha rd es t an d did th e be st Th .ey co ul d th is ye ar . Se nio r Je ssi ca Molloy co mm en ted . 'O ur go als we re s rie cto vi h hs mp co ac ly on t no d an er th ge to rk to wo e W n. tio era op co d an s es ern eth tog 0£ e ns se a o als bu t en de d ou r se as on ve ry sa tis fie d w ith th e w ay we wo rk ed tog eth er.·

~ ;5 168 Varsity Softball

..Jrec.!ogn?ize~d ~ gtrvaillrssality'tball as a

wa s

sport

I.ert: Sbsn nan Ru.ble<12) canc an.tr at. on tryin g to hit a

hom arun to balp the team out.

Balow: Kristin Crouch (11) 'WB.its as her team mate mak.es

a great save .

~ Lind say

Rou x(lO )stop sa gtesJ .

.._

Far I.aft: The team diSCU SS8Q their game

plan.

I.aft: Shan non Ruble ( 12) throw s

!=:= =:q a f'astbe.11 right down the m;dd ]e

. 1999 -200 0 The vars i.ty ~ has Mic.b.alle Gain.es as th.air new coa.ch.

Vars ity Softb all

169

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Be.low: Soph. Hannah .Anderson (17) en.courages Sophomore .As.hlsy W ol£e RB she g~ up to ba.t.

~cC~\,a__\\ ka__Vv\.s:

Qt>ee\,\S ~ ~\te ~a__lA,\c\,\J

Bottom: Fw-esbrnsn Stepanie Bittinger lats it rip to home plate.

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By Jolene Herganra.dsr Diamonds are a girIs :OOStfriend. But for the LHS girls softh3.ll teams, their diamond might not oo the same one that we ~enerally think of. Girls softh3.ll hasn't ~n around all that fong at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lincoln High, in fact girls 17,i~ \.\oi a_\\ akoui si:orts in general are young. ike J..i,(i a\.\J. ike But in the short life s:pan ~u\.\ia~. \Ak. ~av-e. of its e:xistence, JV and Cu\.\ ioo .11 Reserve teams have l:e- _ JU\,\.{.,O(' kf'.i,~k\.\ come an al\AJ.i,\~\.\~o\.\ for gaining moot n~sity the skills to l:e- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ come a varsity player. The teams are what reserve softmll ccach Robert Mersed would call 'the stepping stones to varsity level' Excellence isn't always the key to a grea_t tea.m, sometimes it's roq:erience, as the record of this yea.r's reserve tea.m would show. The girls weren't nurnoor one and didn't win all the tim~ but they had fun and hoi:efully now have the ~ame roq:erience that will advance them to varsity level later in -their careers. Which for some could oo pretty long. All three softmll teams had numerous freshmen playing this yea,r. ~rience is grea,t for improvement but that's not all that these girls concentratoo on this yea.r. They develo:rro. their spirit and tea.m lx>nds as well. Sophomore Stacey Springer,who playoo for the JV tea.m, enpyed the bus rides to out of town tournaments, We got a ton of fcxrl and talked and goofed around. It was so much fun.' Junior Kristin Wilkenson, who also playoo on the JV tea.m said Its not all alx>ut the dirt and suntans, we have fun too.' 1995 JV Girls Softball makes its Lincoln High debut.

(.Ji 1 70 N & Reserve Softball

Isft: Freshman Glynna Ridge makes a leap or faith.

Be.low: Molly Bargeron makes an out at f'irst base agamst ~trice.

· Ashlsy ~ W ol£e ( 10) heads £or first.

Far Isft: Teamwor k at its best by members or the JV team.

Isft: Sophomore

Kasey-McCoy judg• the incmn1ng p1tch. C-oacli Mersedlo okson.

1998 First Reserve Girls softball team added to sports roster.

JV & Reserve Softball

1 71 ~,_~

~' AG c\ 'A H~i~ ~ cj S \-e 'A 'A ~s

Balow: Sidney Canner ( 10) serv es up ano the r ace.

Ac,-es \\ te ~r W-a._j ~c a_

Bottom: Ry an Vi.eeks (1 O> Jum i:s to return the bell to score aga ms t his opponent.

V~ c, ~c r~ cu s ~- ea ..b c'A .

By MaJ;sse Coad Th e Lincoln Hig h School Ten nis tea.m followed thr oug h to a gre at sea son thi s ye ar. Wi th ei~ hte en bo ys pla yin g and a tot al of 12 ma tch es, the y rea .lly had to oo de ter mi ne d • . . - - - - - - - - - - - Va rsi tyw on m at ch es . Ma ny of the se 11 10 inc lud ing 1 .<.AM.pfcv-e.J. lM.j . Wi th a tea.m of mg pla yer s. ~~-L,\\ \e.v-e.\ CrctA,\ on ly 5 ret urnwa lk in the \.,e.~\,\\,\-L,\,\i ~c It wa sn' t jus t a Bo ys Ten nis ~\te -e.\\J. "/1 :pa rk for the m. ev er yd ay J~ Wd~.(,,\A~~\A (\\) ha d- -pr act ice aft er sch ool ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. alo ng wi th tice on Sa.tor-ano the r pra cda y mo rni ng. In the end the ir har d wo rk and det erm ination :paid off. Th e Jun ior Va rsi ty tea.m thi s yea .r pla yed ~am es win nin g an ove rwh elm ing am oun t of the ir ma tch es. -ni ey pra ctic ed jus t as har d as the Va rsi ty tea.m and it rea .lly ma de a difference. ' Ha vin g cha llen ~e ma tch es wit h my tea .mm ate s imp rov ed my ski ll lev el fro m 1::eginning to the end' sai d Jun ior Joe W ilki.nson aoo ut the ir practices. Do n't overlook the res erv e tea.m thi s yea .r. Wi th ma :t of the tea.m oom g newcomers the y had to wo rk the har des t Th ey did ve ry we ll thi s sea.son. Th e stre ngt h of the pla yer s rea .lly had to come tog eth er wit h ma :t pla yer s oom g the ir firs t yea .r on the Lincoln Hig h Ten nis Tea.m. Th e coo.ches als o pla yed a big :pa rt of the tea.m thi s sea.son. Not on ly did the y hel p the tea.m imp rov e the ir ten nis skills the y als o hel :prl the tea.m get me nta lly pre:pared and rea dy for eve ryt hin g tha t ·t hei r opJX>nent hit s the ir wa y. In 193 619 37 and 193 8

Boys TemUs too state.

;3 172 Varsity Boys

Ten nis

__56____,. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ --- --= 19

.Tohnson gym was ooilt

Isf't: Aroun Pbs1ssn (12) gets in the perfect· stance to go for the perfect rsturn. Below: Joe Wilkinso n (11) swing£ hard to slam the bell QVer the net.

Isf't: Jahn Beeaham (12)

goes high to hit thiS one beyond h.18opporum.ts

res.ah. Photrn by Malissa

Crnd 1929

1976 Boys Tennm too

at state

First

Varsity Boys Tennis

173

LJ-\& G~(\ s G~\f ~(~v-es

\i...rc ui~ "B-a.ff~crs., ~\AJ.s.

Tgp: Coe.ah Jan Brady say his £ish.es are so delicious during practice. The ~ referred to Coach

Brady BB John' an the a=:

Bottom: Betsy Ga.rbe.tz ( 12) prepares to 1st: it rip an the driving

&-ea. .b~~ w~~~ Q_-espec.1

range Wore a dual

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By Jolene Hergenradar ' Golf is the ~rfect s~rt,· at least Lincoln High"s girls golf ·, -~ eoo,ch, John Brady, seems to think so. ' I ts i:erfect :OOCS.use anyone can play, but if you want to oo gem. it takes hard ..___ work and ~rse- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ v er an c e. • elements the These are two - this season. '¼ vJ-€.(-€. ~'v\G-€. ~irls strived for 6 6 6 years team r ~j S.~ f - .Althoug h this ~~\J. i perience of GUjS. ~'v\\j G.{__,r\s. lacked the ex6 they had ~ rkJJe'v \ ./1 past teams, and worked JU'v\.{.,6 ( L(a_U,€. great attitudes 6 own scores1--a-,j\ ( to beat their their opponot so much nents. Brady said 'our main goa.ls for the year weri to not finish dead last and for each ~irl to improve by at least twenty shots, and o£ course qual.ify for state.· Well two out o£ three isn't lad. The team did pretty well considering mrnt o£ the girls were oogmners. They didn't qualify for stat(; but they didn't finish dead last All o£ the girls improved, and at the Northea st invitatio nal returnin g letter winner, Senior Brooke Trevarr ow and Sophomore Jenny Gwelo won ~

mooals. Granted you won't see any Tiger W <nJs walking around but these girls have proved themselv es in a male dorrn.nated s:µ>rt ' We were once told that golf stem. for ~ys only, ladies forbidden,' said jUnior Katie Taylor, ' but it helJ81 us focus in, and concentr ate. The girls ended their season with a few team :p:trlies and o£ course their team 1:-e.nquette where they presentoo Coach Brady with new golf mg and a trophy made out o£ golf 00-lls. ( Ask him where the oo,lls came fromD' 1989

1995-19 96

LHS Girls golf program starts

sarah ~ won the girls golf state title two years in a row.

~ . 174 Girls Golf .

Right: Senior Brooke Travarrow, c.heaks bar £arm in the Swm geg Plane Tra.1 nar, Below: Juni or Katie Tayl or

gamg £or dist:a.nce. at Pianaars. I

~J en ny Gw-e.lo (10) puts in. whil e Pius X watc he£ an. Gw-e.lo wa.sa meda lart.

Far Wt: Stac ey Ge.lusba. ( 1O>, Betsy Ge.rbe.tz

(12), and Brooke Trev arow (12), in

sync_ Is£t: l}m1)1 a &eah an(1 2),

show s perfect

£arm.

Photoo by Jolen e Her enra der

Mem rs o e rrst Lmco Intermural Fencing team, who qualified for the - - ~ Junior olympi~ Girls Golf

175

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Below: Thica Ksp1ar (1 U. ~ Robertson (11). Ttlfa.ny Htclcs (12> and Mic.hae1a Franklin (11) box out and preps.re to get the rebound. Bottom :~ Robertson (11) shoots a three agatrun Columbus while £rica K.eplm- (11) goa: £or the rebound.

ic-a_\ s re( -a_ i(-ea J s-e-a.sc'A

The 1999-2 000 Girls Basketb all sea.son proved that ha.rd work and dedicati on pay off. The Girls only lost four £a.mes this sea.son. They went on to win Conand Dis ference, City, trict Cha.mpi- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on ships . third place U1'-\ .- 11 • c~~ They received State in the ' ~ vv" a. t overall Most evsemifi nals. f-€.U/a...(J.~\\i pa...(~ team would vJ~ \A/~\\ vJ-e eryone on the their £Os.ls vJ-e\\~ c\\ a_ \0 tha. t sa. y nior Foin t were met. Sefa.ny Hicks ia...l,A.\-e \JJ-l.,\,\\,\-l.,\,\i Guard Ti£did achieve ~~f-ea...l<.u agrees, Yes we did lose in our goals. We -- ,~{l'a.. .\\j \--l~Gl<~ the second _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ round in Tourne y, State the which wasn't bad because we knew we all played ha.rd. As long a.s the team worked together , anythin g could happen.' Teamwo rk was one of the most importa nt aspects tha. t led the team to Sta.te. Senior Sara. Holland said 1 learned that ha.rd work, workin£ a.s a. team, and effort will pay off in the end. That took us to State. To win districts and go a.s far a.s we did was a. ?ig a.ccomp hshment and we earned every second of it. Not only did the ha.rd work in the ~a.mes help the Girls Basketb all team achieve success, 1mt the dedication in practice was a. factor a.s well. Senior Shelly Chiles commen ted, 'We worked ha.rd a.t every practice knowing that i£ everyon e stays focused on basketb all we can achieve our goals.' 1976

van nusen wm LHS all city guard and 8Bl the varsity tfmn's serond ml tmrer.

current Ma

•

17 6

Varsity Girls Pasketlnll

1 Gtr

one in LHS history

Isrt: Michae1a Franklin (11) shoots aver two def'andars as

Shelly Chila (12) boxes out.

Below-: Tiffany Hicla: ( 12) pulls up £or the jumper agauurt Norfolk at the State Tournam ent.

Above: Shelly Chiles ( 12) seu up the af'f'anse.

Far Istt: Michae1a Franklin (11) shoots her free

throw.

her entrance

during intoductio ns at the State Touma-

- --

:Meyers' irst yw ~ at state in the same yw, with a nearly perfect se&'k)ll

Varsity Girls :&.sketoo.11

177

Below: Makyla ume wo1£ <1o> shoots an open three agamst Southeast

JV/Q_-es-erv-e G~r\s 'Ba.b~~ka..\\ ~~\Js ~~s ~vJ\A

Bottom: Molly Shields (9) preps.res to moot he;r free throw BS Makyla ume Woll (10> and Amy Haas (10) get ready to rebound

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By Abby Sb.radar This season the Junior Varsity and Reserve Girls Basketball teams had a tough time overcoming some minor obstacles. Junior Trina Blakenship commented, 'Overall we P"""'!'"'~------------. had a good season. t\Je cV-ef ca..Vv\.-e a_ We did overcome a \c~ c\,~~a__c.Je~ lot of obstacles but \,u~ w-e -e\AkJ ~~ we ended the season ~• working nrd n~ n ~-e~c\A \Ale( :{.;\A<;f tnnm ' h CL TCL'ii : ~a__rJ ~ a_ ~a..Vv\.~ t : a.ms

c,r

consisted of - \f-L,\Aa__ 14 players on Junior 1)\a..\A~\A~~-L,f> Varsity and 12 members playing for Reserve. The Junior Varsity team consisted of a majority of freshman and new members. This made the team a young one which contributed to some of the difficulties. The beginning of the season proved that the team had to focus on teamwork and unity as a whole. Freshman Molly Shields said Yes we did have a young team, but it was a rebuilding year. I had a great time and I can't wait for next year.' Overall, the JV/Reserve Girls Basketball teams took the opportunity to use early season losses as the motivation needed to improve. The players stayed focused on playing their best and continuing to have positive athtudes • 1975

The first girls Junior varsity team that competed for LHS was formed.

;8 178 JV/Reserve Girls &sketoo.11

Left Tiffany DaViSon (9) starts the aft'ense while Makyla I.one W01£ ( 10) goes to screen

Below: Tiffany DaViSon (9) brings the bell up and breaks

Southeasts prea. DaViSon was also a V amity letter winnsr. .

Laf't: Ttl'fany DaVison (9), _M akyla Lone Wolf' (10), Molly Shields (9), Ale.xis Grenfell (9), and Amy Haas (10) listen to coach Ray Corona and lCate Howard prepare the team for the next half'. All Photos taken by Jessie Garner

1985

1999

Reserve team. improved their rerord. They won 6 and lost 10 games

The first year .Tobn BnMiy mdied for the Reserve Gir~ ~etmll team.

JV/Reserve Girls &sketlnll

179

V- a_r ~~ j }jc j~ }ja .s~ ~k- a_\ \

Be.low: Richard ROGS (12) takes the be.11 to the hoop whil e Seth Millar ( 11) prepares to get rebounding pcm.ti.on. -

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Bottom: Jeremy Park s (12)

launc hes a three £ram. deep. Park s was a £orce to be recko ned with behin d the three point arch.

~~( -ee je- a_( a_k ~-e' AG -E!

At the conclusion of last season, man y unan swer ed quest ions were surro undin g the Lincoln High Boys :&sketoo.11 progr am. Who woul d £ill the shoos of Head Coo.ch Al Schn alel? Wou ld it le !:est to keep someone alrea dy in the progr am or to bring in someone new? How woul d the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ retu rnin g new cooch? L 1~Q\ r r \ ,,.,.. ,,.,..\ \,~\\ playe rs hand le a 0 hons were an~ ~\.\.'- -'LJ \.\. o n ques Som e junio r vars ity v.J ~ ~\te k~~ swered as form er teach er, Russ -€.X p-€(i,e\,\ c.,-e _ coac h and LHS mate d to the - - Uhm g was pro- , .. ~ ~r.L: > a_"' j I u '~\\ Alsi hon. VV V' ~~ head coo..ching i:o- vv'u knew Linco ln thoug h every one ~V- €.( ,Cc( i-e.~ ~~! High had a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pleth ora of talno one knew ent comi ng oo.ck just how successful they woul d le. With seniors Ty Grah am, Jeremy Park s and Rich ard Ross retur nin~ in addit ion to junio r transfer Seth Mille r, and man y playe rs from JV stepp ing up, it looked like it was going to le a great year £or Lincoln High. And it was. As with any team , man y goals were discussed Wor e the seaso n began . Senior Jere my Park s stated , To win distri cts and go to sate were our main focuses. Perso nally , I had a goal to avera ge double digit J:,Oints and le the !:est team play er as ~sib le.' Park s was dang erous from teh.in d the three J:,Oint line. Just anoth er piece that addoo to an alrea dy mena cing offense. The hard work and hustl e on offense carri ed them strai ght to wher e they want ed to end up...distri ct champions, and in the state tourn amen t Altho u~h the lass to North Platt e put an ~nd to the 199 9-20 00 season, Park s said the outlook £or next year s squa d is promising. We have 7 retur ners with a new tench who can step up. They shoul d le ~cx:xi' Regardless of the outco me of the season, Park s comm ented that high school sports are more than just the wins and lasses. Hi~h sch~ l oo.11 was the !:est experience of my life and I will neve r Target it!

1917

Lincoln High school's frrst ever basketball team took the courts

:3 180 Varsity Boys :&.sketoo.11

1919 . -- - - - - - - - - , , - - - . , . . . . . . . . , - - - , - - - - - , - - - - - - , - - - - - , - - - - - - , , - - - -

After winning the Nebraska state championship, LH S went on to beat the Colorado state champions twice to become the Nebraskacolorado state champions

I.aft: A Sou~ datan.dar trt. with no avail to stop Riahard Roa (12>. Photos by Chris Lathen

Balow: Adam ICreaklow (12) IDS.lcm his lay up while Jeramy Parks (12) and Seth Millar ( 11) crash the boa.rds.

Seth

Miller ( 11) shoots aver a Southeas t

dstan.dar. Far I.aft: Yobance Cb.riStie (11) pul]Q up far the jumper.

!aft: Adam ICreaklow ( 12) pushssth eba.llup theoo urta~ Northeast RB Seth

Miller ( 11) followG.

1958

e t year Lmco H1 won a state championship in ooys oosketball

e lead the Links to the district finals after a 1O year a~nce

Varsity Boys &.sketl:all

181

Balow: JV forward Jake Brestal (9)

~'AG~\'A H~ils ru~ur-e r-elA-\a..~'As kr~i~~ w~~~ a_

is Wida open as he shoots a baseline

jumper while the IS£ daf'enaal'S watch. Photos by Chris Lathen and Jessie Garner

~a..\e'A~J C-~(€ cC p\a..je(S

Bottom: Th.amas Nettleton ( 10) looks up the f'.loor in the reserve game agamst Fremont.

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By Brooke Brestel The 1999-2000 Junior Varsity team was a talented and young team. With half the team either freshmen or sophomores,· junior, Jay Perkins says the outlook for next season is a promising one. Weshouldle good because we are only la;:- . . . - - - - - - - - - - - in~ 6 players but they were ~a.. \~~~ cC • alI very tal. en ted. I have r ~ · confidence.' The JV' s ~ U'v\ "'-~~ j€.a...( goals at the start of the seaa...'v\J. a...(-e son were to cometogetheras a team, win the hohday ~X~ j€.a...( .11 tournament, and win the city tournament. Perkins - - - - - - - - - - - stated that the high µnnt of their season was accomplishing ma;:t of their

MvJe

.J.

-exU~cl c~c

goo.ls. ' Winning the hohday tournament was the high µnnt, the low _IX)int would le the 4 game lrning streak after the tournament.' However, the Junior Varsity team came together and endoo. as the runners-up in the city tournament With a final record of 13-7. The Reserve team may not have had as gcxrl of a record as the N 's (7-7), however they also took second in city. Sophomore forwardAnth.ony Ross stated that their ~eat reooundinghelJirl the reserves to have fun and le successful ' One of our goo.ls was to teat ISE, and when we did that, it was definitely a high _IX)int,' Ross explained. With the talented young players returnin~ and as the others move up to varsity, it is plain to see that Lincoln High oosketl::e11 will remain strong in the years to come. Perkins summed it up by saymg, We had lots of fun this year and are excited atout next year.·

1976

1977

The junior varsity posted a 14-2 record and were 2nd in the city.

vvith an 11-10 record, LHS went on to get 2nd in

3 182 N &Reserve P:oys :&sket:00.11

the state tournament

I.aft: Jay Perkins (11) makes the easy lay-up in the JV

gameatF..est. Below: Hanry Winsley (11) sets up his shot while the Southeast defender rushes to

p:oI>him.

Tyler

Payne (10) makes the be.skat

agauurt Best.

over the dafen.dar in N s overlim.e

I.aft: Bill Gs.lusha (I 0) bl.ks£ a shot. as Thomas Nett1ston ( 10) prepe.res to rebound.

1994

current heoo roam, R.11&'1 uhing enters the program with his game fare on ~ the reserve coadi

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183

'E ,c jS a_'AJ G ~r \s SW~IM.-

Below: Jet£ Ma rke y (12 ) ~ to pul l ahe ad in the 200 IM as he nea rs the and o£ his las t lap .

IM.~\.\1 a\ .\J . J.~v~\.\1 ~a.b a

su cc -e ~ u \ s-ea.bc'A; ~w e

Bottom: The £Wi mm. 81'S and div ers . line up alo ng the dec k to che er on

the ir teemms+BG.

J~ v- er s Vv \a_ \~ s~ a_ ~

By Ms ];s se Coad an d Ab by Shrader Often tiin es sw imm ing and div ing are forgotten or ove rlooked, ye t the y r€q liir e a gre at dea l of dedica.tion and pra ctice. Th ey pra ctic ed for alr na: t thr ee hou rs eve ryd ay alo ng Wi th a gru elin g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ set of double ery day of pra cti ces ev 11 m e s t e r I ~\AlaJM. k ~ ~ ( Winter and sea..\\ kc a.. u~ -e bre aks . ~~ ~upper~ I Th is ye ar \A /~ ~V-e\,\.u du e to the . -~a..c.J~a..-e\ We \\~ ret urn ing for yea r. Th e re- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ tur nin g segir l's tea m nio rs for the we re Ab by Shr ade r, Sa rah He rric k Jill Bra ly, and An na Finkelson, wh o we re als o the tea m ca.pta ins . Th e lx>ys tea m onl y had thr ee seniors ret urn ing for the ir fou rth yea r, De vin Nielsen, Jef f Ma rke y, and Sam Ra :en au Not on ly the ret urn ing seniors set the exa mp le bu t nur ner iou s newcomers helI,81 sha i:e the tea m. Fre shm an Ra cha el Wells sai d 1 lovoo. all the i:eople I got to me et thi s yea r. ,I thi nk I sw am rot ter 1::ecause of all the sup:i:ort I wa s giv en. Senior Meg Busl:rom, als o a new add itio n to the tea m agr ees tha t she wa s sup:i:ortoo. 1 wa s on Sou the ast swi m tea m, and I am so gla d I ca.me to Lincoln Hig h 1::ecause I sw am fas ter, me t gre at i:eople, and had the ma;:t fun I hav e eve r had on a swi m tea m.' Th e lx>ys tea m wo n the ma;:t me ets the y hav e in ove r fou r yea rs. Th ey wo n sev en of the ir nin e meets. Sophomo re Sco tt Ru tz sai d Th e toy s improvoo. so mu ch eve n fro m las t yea .r. Th e girl s and lx> ys tea ms all wo rko o.r eal ly ha rd' 2 198 196 0 -------,---,---,,.....---------boys took a Th e 1x>ys varsity tea m -pla ce or 4th swim tmm. in the sta te me al

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184

Swirnrning and Div mg

Lert: Ann a Finkalsan ( 12) Ta9!:e read y to GWim 50 Free in

6. Bel ow: ~ Busboom(l2>. Abb y Shra der ( f2>. and Se.ra h Herr ick (12) spell out :IDB £or Robert Kryrudcy at state divm g. LIIS went on the beclc ~de..

Above: Bob

Kryrudcy perform s an inwa rd , 1 l/2 tuck .

Farl s£t:E rin

Brozak (12) start s out her 200 IM at a good pace.

rsrt: Dive rs

Malis sa C.oad (11) and Robe rt

Kryrudcy (1 1) all decked. out in th.air Supe rman shirt s. awa it their turn at the state meet.

1950 The GWim team pract ices in the old pool

1994 Dave Farte r broke the 100 mete r beclcstroke and the 100 mete r butte rf'ly record. Swim.ming and Divi ng 185

•

Balow: Cheston Cd!in (11), tries £or a two paint take dawn.

Bottom: Jeremy C.OWell (11), sts.rm . the meet ready to win.

V-a_r~~j wr-es~\ers ~-a_v-e -a_ ir-e-a_~ S-€.a.b~'A

By Candice Clsm.anu It takes a lot of hard work and dedica.hon to the team to· 1:ecome a gaxl wrestler. The wrestlers enduroo tiring practices everyday - - - - - - - - - - - after school and on Satur--.days. They did well at all . I~ \A/~ a\A-exoftheirmeets including con- U~\Ai ~-e~~\A, ference and state. The Lin- a__c.,i.i,cv. pa..c.~J. coln High -== _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______.; WJ.'ffitling terun av.cl ,.d\eJ. .a.1._ had many

their athlets

,c'u\A.

make it to

state. One of which was Trevor Hill who placed second overall at state. Coo.ch Bob Otra, a former state placer for Lincoln High told us that he thought the team had a very gcm. ~rformance at state, and that over all the sea.son went very well. All though their were a few UISets the wrestlers still had prnihve views of the sea.son. Junior Cheston Coffin said 1t was an exciting season, action IB,ckErl and ftlloo with fun 1:ecause of the new coo.ches. We did ok, but their were some UISets, but over all a lot of gcn:l things hap~noo.' The wrestlers are mq:ecting to have a grea.t sea.son next year with many of their team returning for another sea.son. We ca.n all look forward to seemg the Lincoln High wrestlers rock with another action packed season next year.

1949

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186

1990

W resthng became

ms wms Dis-

an interscholastic sport at LHS

tricts and conference

Wresthng

Isrt: Dustin Brown (11), tries hard for a pin Balow: Tarvis Be.nks (IO>, works to keep bis opponent pownanthemat.

AbovS:· Trevor Hill (12), works for ridding time.

Far Isrt: The team pum.~ each other up before a meet.

Isrt: Nick Scott (I I>, hel~ set up

before a meet.

1969

1967

1968

Teacher Bob Orta. won the individual state title in wresthng at (95 ~).

Bob Orta. wins state title at (103 ~).

Wresthng

187

W hen it comes Ulne to refle ct on all the

Pr e~o@~Si of an entire school year , we not only reme mber wha t grad es we did or did not earn , but we reme mber the activ ities we pg,rliciJ:B,tal in or simp ly en-

pyOO watching. From IIG ama zing us with their new ste:i:s to Cheerleaders cheermg us alon g to a new vic-

tory, .the unit y Q {f

the

Links :is neve r rn:issing. Our moti vatio n to mak e Lincoln High the ~t high school it . ias:i bly can be carri003,3 throu gh each school day and each activ ity we did, mak ing

thil i~c1 trad ition

W1Ezl?~r~ of honor. • ,3 188 Activities

Ta b1le. O·f •· Ce,m"te.trn"t1F;i IIG

190 Drama

192 C o m m u n it y s ie it v ti c A J I ~ ·? ~ :~ E 8 ~ .~;:;:;._::;..:~.-;---4:-

196 Pomahnks

198 •C h e e rle a d e r s

200

Ac tiv iti es

18 9

lIGga veme the opport unity express myself in a positiv e way Melkad as King, (12)

Above: IIG gets ready to pre.for they line up to IN+a!II..._. their step;:.

@~~rirtiiloJa

hssa Coad ·s was the year of IIG. With a record numbe r a~ rs th.is year IIG stepped out with brand new mo hythm ic dance combin ation of clappin g and sto:r: .pe feet ori5!inated. in the Africa n culture . IIG us _ -s;, ,i-...----·que :per:£ormance to uplift the crowd and bring o their.feet. Their enthus iasm has capture d. the attenti on of many, giving J .G the opport unity to preform 1oi only at Lincoln High Schoo but all throug hout the com :i.u nity. Membe rs of IIG know th.E : theirsu ccessan dreco_ grubo . does not come easy. 'r work d really ha.rd the whole yea1 and every bit payed. off. 11 i gave me the opport unity e: press my self in a positiv e way,· said senior Melkad as Membe rs of IIG were united. throug hout the y ea ' ·s unity brough t the group togethe r ma~n g th.€ r ances shine bri~hter as .w ell as their :person alib s. lso made great friends hi~ that will last well in :>

.. . . . .....,,.:Y.

· -•'-'L.Le.

190 IIG

I.aft: The crowd waits in anticipation £or IIG to begin as they get into position. . I.af't: The men 0£ IIG dem.onstrate their unique 1 entrance as they showcase their talents at the first pep rally. ·

Above: IIG mixes it up with • not only unique stepping bu.t dance moves as welI Far I.aft: Shuronda Weaver (12), Nuru Roach (10\toni Wilson ( 12), OlaID.ide .ruabi (1 D, and Ayesha Shinall ( 11) practice after school as they learn new routines.

1998 IIG together just

I.af't: the crowd roars as IIG pumps it up a notch with their rhythmic moves.

goofing ~ound. IIG

191

2Ji

1 really ltlce acl:in gand drams

becau se I am

really really really great at itl' Dave Thmn szin (12)

Above: Nate Gabel ( 11) and Jenee Kuccera( 11) act out skits in class.

lor Grossm an and Holly Craig

whole lot of effort, and a whole lot of time is what hncoln Hi.~ :-i's puts into to eve:ryth ing that they do. They strive their hart es, cbon a hit and the rught of the show reflects that When fr. ~ ow that what youre al:out to see is gomg to oo amazing . I . takes a lot of devotion to have the . u~ quahty acting skills that our dran a students at Lincoln Hi.gh have anc ifs all tecause they make it happen. LHS has a variety of drama classes that allow students to oo in volvoo in plays and prcrluctions. 'I 1es1 include: Play I Advanco o Play Dil d ing, Illusion Theatre and Acting a r a Advanco o Acting. These acting classes as well as M nmers JarticiJB,too in the Theatre-a Thon , where .t hey spent twenty-£ ur raise money for charity. y once again put on great shows. They left the audience in 1.wi of Little Women and Birds. They never cease to amaze 1 s. the practicin g and hard work friends and memorie s are m a e.

1931

Tecast o 'The Enemy" f' -

2'"l.-~ 192

Drama

Le£t: The cast 0£ Little Wom en takes the stage ..

Below: Debb ie Peter s ( 12). Anne Gorm ley ( 11 ). and Ann a :pegra££ (1 U. in Littl e Wom en.·

Abov e: Stud ents Alici a Bienka. ( 10) and Nate Gabe l ( 11) smile £or the came ra. Le£t: Emi ly Harn s ( 11 ). Rach eal Bedes ( 10>. Debr a Peter s ( 12) and Ann a Degr aff ( 11) perfo rm in the £all play 0£ Littl e Wom en·. Far Lef't: Debb ie Peter s( 12). Emi ly Harr is ( 11 ). and Ann a Degr aff ( 11) pract icce £or The Birds'.

1950 T ecasto "H. M.S . Pinafore"

Dram a

193

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Above: Racheal Bedes ( 10), Emily Harris (1 Anne Gormley (1 Steph Tompkins (1 U, Debbie Peters (12), and Anna Degra££ ( 11) in The Little Women.

I..ef't: Debbie Peters( 12) Mr. Heineman , Paul I..ef'eben( 12), Anna Degr-a.ID:l D, Gr~Laws on(l2), and Emily Harris( 11 ), practice £or the llilla1w ai~:::C =~:!!~:::::::~~===::::::::::::....:::.::._ii.J One Act Play. The Birds·.

Right: The cast 0£ Birds

1967 The cast of ''Sorry, Wrong Numrer"

~94

Drama

I.eft: Wayne Harris ( 12) Nate Gabel ( 11) and Alicia. Bienka (10) practice skits in class.

Above: Alex Free ( 10) and Ben W mston ( 10) present their short skit to the class.

Above: The cast 0£ Birds practices hard <Debbie Peters, Betsy Garbacz, Mariah Meyer, :Emily Harris, Greg L:awson, and

AnnaD

a£D

1985

Tecasto ''The Sound of Music''

Drama

195 ~

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11~,, , a I U e e !1 ; ~ =11 ift~~S~ .M y favor-L lf ll .~ ~ 1

~ lx > w l-

m gw as lg ot to me et a few people an d ha ve fu n W ith .m y

friends: Sh an no n Ruble

LHS bowhng tea m rela xin g before pra ctic e.

~o 196

l3owhng

·<

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A(@lai;ir1 ~

By Ta ylo r Groos:man & Ho lly Cra ig Thi s ye ar Lincoln Hig hs Bowling tea m swe pt the alleys:. Bo th the lx>ys: and girls oow hng tea.ms: i:erformoo to the tes t of the ir abilities. The ir har d wo rk and tea m spi rit res ulto o in an exc elle nt season. Sh ann on Ru ble oowloo a 23 4 at her tes t gam e, and Pa t Br ya n oowloo his hig h of 28 0. Bo th the girls and the lx>ys: oow hng teams: comi:etoo at s:tata Th e roys: tea rn wa s placed 3rd Th e oowling teams: worked har d to i:erfect the ir skills: and technigues. Th ey pra ctic oo 3 day s: a we ek the ent ire season. Sh ann on Ru ble sai d tha t thr oug hou t the season the toys: tea m wo uld cel ebr ate the ir ma ny vic tories by giv ing eac h oth er Tit y Twisters:·. · Int ere stin g. People joinOO the oow hng tea m for a var iet y of reasons:. Pa t Br ya n joinErl the oow hng tea m to wo rk on i:erfecting his hob by, wh ile £m ily :Edwards joinOO :oocause oow hng wa s an inte res t of her mothers:, so she too :oocame intere sto o in the s:i:ort. Moot of the oowlers: pla n to 1::e on the oow hng tea m aga in nex t sea son and wo uld like to welcome stu den ts wh o hav e an inte res t in oow hng for LHS nex t yea r.

Left: Chris Hile ( 12) shows 0££ his good bowling £or1n.

Below: Nicole Foreman (11) hopes £or a strike.

Above: Pat Bryan (12) sends one straight down the lane.

Far left: Am.bar. .Andrea Sacca.

Sbanncm Rubel Tammy Stuart. Tuntly :Edwards. and Nicole

Foreman. Left: Jwnin Roberts. Chris Hile. Pat Bryan. John Soe1lin~ Chris Axnory. and Chad Fleak.

Jen

Davis :&wling

197

Danrnng came easy

and! really liked the

mo~ ke Brestel

group e££ort and style we

team shows acrass the state. The squad brought home ribl:ons,

created.'

plaques and awards recogruzm g their aa:;omphs hments. However,

e 199 9-2000 Pomahnk s squad went to numerous comJ:£titions

ion to the hardware the girls receivoo, this years Pomahnks earned

Amber Law (12)

emeries, e.-xJ:£rience, and friendshi:IS for the years to come. -outs la.st spring, the squad tegan a summer full of cam:IS and shows. Senior Mariah Meyer statoo, This summer we went to camp and :i;:erformed at the opmmg ceremonies for the Cornhusk er State Games. We also received the silver mooal at the Cornhusk er comj:£tition.' As the school year startoo, the Pomalink s performed at the Northeast Drill Team Show, in addition to marching With the oo.nd in all of their contests. The squad received

The 19992000 LHS Pomalinks. 1st Row: Kyhe Hill (10), Sylvia Jons ( Becky Erickson (10), Alyssa Hart (10), Loos (10), Tessa I.ear ( 10). 2nd Row: Amber Law (12), Toni Wilso Mariah Meyer (12), Brianne Monroe ( 1 Sunni Peterson (12). 3rd Row: Stacey Galusha (1 H Emily (1 H Sara Pancharoen (1 H Kelsey Ru Anna Degraff (1 H Kelsey Coday (1 D.

3rd place in class A at State Com~ d }:£rformed at the State W resthng Tournam ent for the first time. ide from all of the J:£Tiorming, the girls made lasting friendshi:IS. her Law commento o, 'Pomahnk s has l::een a mapr activity in

during high school Despite the tough times, I loved every minute ~ially loved meeting new J:0)ple, ~arming for my school dance e.-xJ:£rience, and 1:onding With friends. I will miss it and I :OOSt of luck to the new dancers in years to come.·

1975

The first PomPon squad was formed. ~ 198

Pomalinks

I.e£t: Pomahnk seniors Toni Wilson. Sunni Peterson. Brianne Monroe. Amber Law. and Mariah Meyer have put in countless hours in their years as Pomahnks . Here they rest after marching at the Harvest 0£ Harmony

team trophies and their home roub.ne trophy at the UDA Dance Camp la.st $U.ID.mer. All photos courtesy of Mariah Meyer

&low: After their squad picnic at Antelope Park the, newly formed•'99 00 Pomalink s take a group photo. •

Above: Alyssa Hart (10), and Sylvia Jons (10) take a break at their car wash fundraise r. Far I.e.ft: At the UDA Dance Camp. some Pomalink s practice their star formation between routines. I.e£t: The Pomahnks perform their routine at the Homecomi ng Pep Rally. They performed the same routine at the Boys Basketball State Tourname nt

T ePomPon squa

officially known as the Pomalinks. Poma.links

19 9 ~

;;}@iril) m~ (Q) r--

'Ch.earleading was so much fun. !twas a great bonding experience.·

F..dteCruise (11)

Cheerleaders. Kori Christensen ( 11 ). Katie Taylor (11 Sarah w01£ ( 1 Singleton( 1 E Boeschen( 12). Kat Kuzma( 11), Lin Dausson ( 1 Ferdinand(l2), a Debbie _Peters( 12). show their spirit Boys State Foot

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193

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eerleailers are an important :pa,rt of activities at Lincoln ey attend and cheer at the volleyoo.11 ooskettba.U and games We can all count on seeing their cheerful smiling ea.ch and every game. The Cheerleaders did not go on as m a ly they usua.lly do, but they did go on a few. Mrs. Hoone told r thai the com:i:etition squad com:i:eted ir four com~titions this year including, The Metro Com:i:etihon in Omaha, 7he State Cheerleading Com~tion in R .lston Husker Spirit, and The Nationals i Chicago. The Cheerlea.de.rs did exceptionally well in all of these com~tions. They placed fifth at . 1e State Cheerleading Championshi~ . a nd They placed second at Nationals i Chicago. The Cheerleailer also went to a NC.A camp in the summer at Lake Okc Oji in Iowa, in order to pre:pa,re for the b1 y u1 coming season. _The Cheerleailers . • o hi: eir mem~rs nominated for All-Americans at camp includin . Care ska ( 12), and Andrew Jhonson ( 12). However neither of th m o go on to the All-American com:i=ehtion. er all the Cheerlea.de.rs had a great season. Even though sc 1e of 1:e graduating we can all rest assured that there wtll 1:e p~ city 1 nts to take over the cheerleading tradition here at Lincoln hgh.

1937 T e oun ggroup of the Roo and

Black Peppers. ~

-200

Cheerleading

I.e£t: Che erlead ers :perfect the ir hiS(h V dur ing sum .me r cam p. the y usu ally atte nd one eve ry sum me r to pre par e for the com ing seas on. I..e£t: Jus t goo fing aro und and hav ing fun the che erle ade rs sho w the ir fun side du.r ing \ cam p. Collage by: F.ckhe Crui se

Below: Jun ior Var sity Ch eer l~: rs flas h a s:rn:ile in l:etween prac tice s.

Va rsit y Che er squ ad stri kes a pos e for the ir pro fess ion al picture s at Haz el Abl e Par k.

Far I..e£t: Che erle ade rs giv e eac h oth er som e fina l enc our a~m g wor ds befo re the y che er al: a foo tbal l gam e. I..e£t: Va rsit y Che erlead ers. Car ohn a sicm ska ( 12). Deb bie Per ers( 12) . Lis a Fer din and ( 12). and Em iha Boe sche n ( 12) che er at a foo tbal l gam e

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Varisty Cheerleaders Fourth Row (L to R): Kori Christenson, Melissa Smidt, Korouna Sicinska, Sara Herick, Third Row (L to R): Dani Singleton, Rebecca Tyler, Emilia Boeschen, Andrew Johnson, Katie Taylor, Katie Kuzma, Sarah Wolf Second Row (L to R): Challese Pearson, Carolina Sicinska, Tracy Caskey First Row (L to R): La Tahsa Berks, Misty Forney, Abby Brink, Debbie Peters

Junior Varisty Cheerleaders Third Row (L to R): Kelly Gobber, Katie Finke Second Row (L to R): Alexis Smail, Stephanie Hile, Steffen Haas, Lara Cahan, Edie Cruise, First Row (L to R): Amanda Heidemann, Jackie Tate, Danielle Knaub

Reserve Cheerleaders Second Row (L to R): Ashley Raymond, Linda Dawson, Tiffany Shippen, Kassandra Smith First Row (L to R): Tarin Jackson, Amber Hass, Ashley Swartz

originally cheerleading was a ooys sport until 1953 when it lmlme coed.

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Below: The cheerleaders practice hard du.ring their days at Lake Okoboji, Iowa.

Below: Lisa Ferdinand and Debbie Peters, cheer du.ring a football game at LH&

Above: Cheerleaders help the band have an outstanding perf'orman~ at the Star City Parada Far Left: Melissa Smidt ( 12) leads the Varsity squad on a cheer at camp. Le£t: Katie Kuzma (1 D, Tasha Berks ( 12), £milia Burtsheidt (12), and Carolina Sicinska (12) deliver flowers £or Valentines day, to help earn money £or the squads.

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Male and female cheerleaders show their school spirit during the games. Cheerleading 203 ~

Our class es can only teac h us so muc h. Read ing, writ ing and arith meti c are all nece ssar y skill s we will need as we step into •socie ty. How.:ever , it's thoo e

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P,eces ofhfeat Linc oln High that help mak e our actu al class room expe rienc e wor thwhil e .

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Science Ol ym pia d ~ienc e Olyrnpmd is a highl y com~ titive com~ titian encomJ?9Ssing all areas of science.

• Row 1: Mindy Hubka., Jeremy Jennin~s , Hung Nguyen, Greg Lawson Row 2: Matt Densoorg er,Tun Christensen, Eric Asl:a; Chris Klaus, Morgan Kilµi,trick, MeQhan Cook, Ehzaoot h Dietrich Row 3: Aaron St~e, John~u l Wilson, Stephan ie Neruda, John Beecham, Tony Nguyen

Why did you Join Science Olym piad ?

"I wanted f o le-a t'n mot'e about Physics." -Jet'emy Jennin gs (10)

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Ro w 1: Nata.he W tlcox. Ch ar is sa Rader, Leshe Rouse, Emili.a. Booschen, Jo hn B ra dy Ro w 2: Ch ad C«!rle, Sy lv ia Jons, .Aml:er Law, St ep ha ni e Kahler, Lu ke M ag da nz , .Aml:er M or in , Tr is ta n Wilson Ro w 3: Pa.trick Nagle. . St ac ey Ga lu sh a, Ja na Nelson, Tr ac y- H ah n, Ka.he Ta yl or , B ra nd y Sc hn el l K ev m Nelson, D an Bur:00.ch

Ro w 1: An ita Ma.ra.halta., Sa.rah Werner,

Ja cly n Geist. Tess lau ter tac h, Jessica Fouts, Sa rah Scherer. Fra nk ie Lan.Re Ro w 2: Alene Kennedy, M ary Rooe Tuna.hue. A.moor Hass, Linda Dawson, Nikki O~ he rr, £ri n ~i.Rht. Nie Fogerty. Ma.tt Sh o~ ge Row 3. Lin dse y Roo.rk. As hle y Miller, Am ara Va.kre, Nate Wold, Ka t Shiffer. Sa ra Doran, £1za.ooth Reinkordt, Liz Green, Mega.ii Milhga.n. Am y Sw olx rla. Ro w 4: ~h an Tin un in~ Br ttt an y Roos.do. Ka ra Grothen, Me liss a ~w :ih art , As hle y Ne mm ers , Br ya n Bussard, Bill Hoffsmeyer, Mi ke Bm:leho£t, Mollie Bruhn, Sa rah Kapke Row -5: Sa.rah Miller. Juli.a Eckles, Ar ny Winkenwerder, Na tha n Geloor, Ja nn a Miller. Al yx Svolxx:la, An na Fuenrun~ Morissa. Ra ym on d Amelia Hu nt Ro w 6: Charlotte Ridge. Le nn a Pierce, Anna Wii~ J.J. Kroll Alip. Ibra.himJ:GSic. Daniel P.alxxx:!k. Joh n Boo:iliam, Cs rri ne Houck

Ra za m az ov a, DaVid Pa..JtW, De nn is Na tru sk in , M ar k Ta ra n, Eu ge ne McGmness, Ly na e K ru ta k Ro w 2: N at al ya Sm ch uk , , O ks an a M an uy lo , N ~y et D an ~ Gr tg or y Sh at a1 ov , SlaVic St e¥ ll1 yu k, Sl av a Si nc hu k _Row 3: M ar ie lla Resendiz, D an ie l Ta ra n, Mr. Zus:pg..n, Mr. M ar ah at ta , Ms. M ill ik en

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Close - Up

Clooe Up Club challenges student s to 1:xrr>me more active i:a-rlicii:a-nts in the life of the Urutoo States and Lincoln. Students 1:xrr>me ootter nr formoo citizens by learnmg more atout current issues and govern ment Clooe Up also·s!Dnsors a trip to ~ashingt on D.C. in order to fully understand and take i:a-rt in our govern ment

• Row 1: Katie Taylor, Emiha. Booschen, Emily Chen, Sarah Scherer, Jean French, Tanner Schacher, Ka.tie Stitt Row 2: Lz Lew. Stacey Galusha. Lynette Klem, Retecca Tyler, Jcrli Werts. Amara Nichols, Steffen Haas, Nate Wold Row 3: Dana Blool:num, Adam Hassebrook. Chris Rutt, Tyson Franzen, Amanda Heidemann , Joo Y a:ten, Alexis Srna..il. Kelsey Rutz, Sa.rah Wolf Row 4: John ~ham. Tabitha Staley, Billy Galusha, SylVia Jons, Casey Massa, Sunni Peterson, Pa.ul Reis, Bobby Marlin Row 5: Bryon Gordon, Adam W uerfele, Rachel Shear, Nathan Ge~r. Ken Kunz, Darnel Ee.!xrr!k. Jewles Peterson, Sara Wils V kcc Al Th 1 Am

Why did you Join Cfose-Up?

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M ath Club

Row 1: Mr. Olsen, Heather Pa.mock Sa.ra Doran, Mr. Nabity Row 2: Rooort Lefferts, Tony Nguyen, Ian Christensen, Bryon Gordon, Nick Gew~ke

Row 1: Jchn Heineman, Derek Quick, Misty Forney. Christina Silvestrini, Kelly Gobl:er, Lisa Ferdinand. Kevin Myles Row 2: Kourtney All:ertson. Kyhe Kill. Ka.be Kuzma. Amanda. Heidemann, Stacy 1.aE. SylVia Jons. Liz Vogt Row 3: lee Dahlgren. C.olin Lortz. Casey Massa. Tyson Franz.en. Joo Yooten, .Ad.run Martinez, Cassandra Trombley. Jenee Kucera. la..ura Kada.vy Row 4: Sara Gora.eke, Amara Nichols, Rel:ecca Tyler, Jcrli Werts, Trevor Hill. Ben Jchnson, JR Knopp £6.uronda Weaver, Mike Jones Row 5: Roxie Tubb;:, Brandy Schnell Lynette Klem. Ka.be Taylor. £miha. :Booschen, Matt Yookum. Christi.an Knapp Row 6: Sally Schaffert. Jooie Sunock, Megari Lofgren. Kevin Nelson, Kassie Fanning, Adam Hassebrook, Kerra Witherspoon. Michaela Franklin, Jeremy Parks Row 7: Andrew Jchnson. Tierre Robinson. Tamara Foree, llica Kepler. £rm Stokke, Chrisbne Schomaker. Kelsey Rutz. Andrew Berlowitz, Jackie Tate, Kara la..mberson. Liz 1.egg:iadro

Phase II

Row 1: Lisa De Leau, Ehza~th Christiensen, Sa.rah Dicke, Sa.rah Scherer. .Amy Smley, Charissa Ells, Scott Rutz, Jake Coller9: Row Z Helen Cooi:er, Lake Lacy, Mindy flubka, Liz Bateman, Peth Kenney, Anna Spilker, Micah Spilker, Lee Pickerel Megan Refrl Row 3: SteJhan:ie Davidson, Christian Olson, Mark Going Tiffany Fixter, Deva Connett. Jessie Thorson. Ma.ggie Keelan, John Young Ma.bah Meyer, Micah Yeakley Row 4: Hannah Anderson, Katie Ludemann, Sa.mi Douglas, Jordan Milliken, Dana Gill. Melanie Harrell Chris Rutt. Andrew Gottula., Tabitha Smley, Keesha Mix Row 5: Jon Wiles, Andrew Youn~ Mrs. Ingram, Brian Staswick, Paul LeFew, Julie Friberg Ma.tt LeFew, ~ r Dawn Oetken, Mark Geisler Row 6: Chris Heinzman, Adam Hassebrook, Casey Massa. Ty McGee, Yinka Akinyerru. ~ Law. Travis lliwards. Jeremie Memm.ing Chad Cecrle. Mike Earley

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Spotlight

LDP This clu b enhan ces and explores the d:im.ensions of

hu ma n lea der shi p and wa ys in wh ich thi s ~te nti al can

00 ma xir niz ed. ndra omb ey, Jami e Anderson, Chan ta Muh, ow . Spilker, Eileen Farre ll Mtl<e Mayf ield Tam ara Jones Row 2: Matt Hohn an, Cole France, Megh an Connett, Ad.am Ha.ssebrook, Lsa Ferdi nand Billy Galus ha, Trish a Meuret, Emil y Harri s Row 3: Seth Pea.moll Drew Inrol y, Chris Klaus, Anni e Curry-, Ka.tie Curry-, Brad Kindler, Mark Krati na

W ha l wa s the best pa,-t of being in LDP?

"If has taug ht me to be the leadel' that I have come to be toda y. Plus, I love the food." -Tam al'a Jones (12)

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Bi,aciaM Multi,acial

Caucus

Af,ican Awf2lican

Caucus

EL F,iends

Row 1: Micah Madlock Gerald Miller. Curlis Row-e, Tyler Cruse, Patrick Nagle, Ah-p. Ibrahimi:e-sic Row 2: Carmen Thtrada, Terrance Thomas. Terry McWilhams. Frantz .Antoine, Walter Kimbrough. Richard Reese, Arny Rowe Row 3. Chance Brooks, Olamide Alabi. .An~ela Tied.gen. Carmen Morales, Toe Crwse, Angie Stevens, Laura Kad.avy. J½ike Jones, Marcus Mason '. Row 4: Matt &..ker, Canel Harns, Otto Thomp:ori, Shuronda Weaver, . Jeremiah Grant, Trina Blankenshi~ Alexis Smail. Tremaine Coml:s, Chantal Muh. Lydia Brown

Row 1: ~ r l y McCray. Marlene Grayer, Gerald Miller, Melkadas Km~ Tristan W tlson, Stephanie Ma:by, Jareldine Mays Row 2: Rachael Brown, Ayesha Shinall Carroll Stockard. Keshona Taylor, Liz Stockard. Olarnide Alabi, Chanel Harns, Catherine Archie Row 3: Nisha Jackson, Bianca Jones, Tara West. Ahsha Longs, Nuru Rooch, Micah Madlock Chance Brooks, Lydia Brown. Chantal M1Jh. Marcus Mason Row 4: Keesha Mix. Jamie .Anderson. Terry Hall Jr.. Ja:ie Payn~ Frantz .Antoine, Yohance Christie, Buka.yo OjUtalayo Row 5: OttoThom:rson. Kerra WithersJXX)n, Michaela Franklin, Trovocie Jackson. Mike Mayfield, Wyatt Gcrlfrey, ~,.___.,_ _ _ Jason Moore

Row 1: Boris Mtlffi, Juana Martinez, Carmen Morales, , Prashant Boyoy, Matt Y oo1ann Row 2: Melo:ly Kenney, Linh N~yen, Nhu Yen Nguyen, Hien

N~yen, Tuan Le. Lan Huynh, .Mrs. Hilde dale, Shanna Nassir Row 3: £has Loi:ez, Heidi Beckwtth, Philip McC-Oy-, Megan Lof~en, Ravi Mara.ha.Ha, Gary Yinkley Row 4: ·Natalia Razamazov, Merati Tsegaye, Ahja Ibrahimiasic, Adam Hassebrook Chris Rutt

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Native Am e,i can Caucus Nativ e Amer tcan Caucu s discusses issues of m.terest to·Nativ e .Amer ican Stude nts, plans and carrie s out activi ties selectOO by the memOOrs. Row 1: Jeremiah Grant, Matt :&i.ker, Makyla Lone W 01£, £Jaine.a Bilir, John Pilcher Row 2: Vanessa Satchell Jade Mesa, John Vivier, Desm?nd Roostar, Marlene Grayer, Sara Anderson, An9pl Scott Row 3. Mary Dickinson, llirl Pilcher, Owen Walker, Billy Thomas, Gabriel Long Soldier, Andre.a Hernandez , Chandra Walker

How has Nati ve Ameu.jcan Caucus helped yow.

"It's good because I get to deal with a pal'f of me I am not familia l' with." -Mat'le ne Gt'ayel' (11)

Japanese

Animation

VICA

Ma,tial

A,ts

Row 1: Chamµugne W rm.es, Lu.kB Sticks,, Suzzette tolhver, .AMy Chenevert, Ana Gondring. Athey Nansel Row 2: Michelle Mc Ca.in, Aaron Burgess, Heather Fischer, ~ban Stratman, Thuy Tang. Micha.el Slndelar, A.dam McCown Row 3: Kyle Peterson, Jeremy Reoo. . Sea.n Robinson, Grant Letellier, Cory Meyer, Clint Lamb, Justin Memvetz

Row 1: Sean Cobb, Danae Peterson, Hannah Kreps, Angie Stevens, Jessica W amlx>ugh. Jay Rogers, Za.ch V anlarungha.m Row 2: Ma.riwlla. Resendiz, Brandy Schnell Sylvia Jons, Jewles Peterson, Dustin Effle, James Wills, A.dam Mills Row 3: Mr. Free, Brandon Chrashl, 'Robin Washut, Jooh Mohr, :&bby Martin, Derek Quick Justin Gallant

Row 1: Liem tmn, Nan Li. C-ehne Rotertson, David Vu Row 2: Mai Phun, To:ld Burnham, Richard Jacobson, Jordan Deva; Ray Petersen Row 3: Hua.n Nguyen, ' Thanh Vu. Stacy Nguyen, Kattie Ta, Sidney Conner Row 4: Tu N~yen, Huy Nguyen, Hoo_ Ngo, Lua.t Nguyen,· Tri Huynh

Club;

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Spotlight Arabic Culture provides :information, 00.ucation and in.sight into the culture of the Arabic s~~~g world

Row 1: Sundus Mohamma d, Hazam Taner, Mirza.ma Osmanovic, Senada. Bulj-uhlsic, Hawm Saleh, Janon Khedir Al-ti.ae, Laa.ilnh Zahra Row 2: Sha.irna Nassir, Azher Al-~haza.wi, Than Khahl Husanen Saleh Al-Hello, Al- Waily Sella, Tuk Usoren, Shivan Tahir Row 3: Beviture Idigima,, Hussan Ka.zero, Ayad Ala.ma, Kaider Hazum, Walat Ala.ma, Charles Idigima, NinoAvdi c

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Boy s L Club

Las Razas Uni das

DECA

Row 1: Jeremie Larkins, Wayne Harris, Nathan~. TraVis Minz.el Chad Brown. Kevm Myles, Cheston Coffin Row 2: Adam Hassebrook. Ben Johnson. Scott Rindone, Sam Shaq:e. Trevor Hill. JR Knopp, TraVis Edwards Row 3: Andrew Gottula., Jerrid Fhtllip, John £nellin~ Joo Yeden, Jason Nettleton. Tho:rnas Nettleton. TraVis DaVis, Jash Zieinl::a Row 4: la.chard Fushia, John Young. Grant Pearson. Stephen Austria, Galen Lclmer, Niek Bussey, Chris 01~ Brandon ~ . Steven Logan Row -S: Jeremie · Menuning. 13en Johnson. Ryan V oocks, Matt Neukirch, Jash Harris. TraVis Mann: Kevin Nelson. Ja.roo Wells. Ty McGee, Jeremy-C-owell Row 6: Chase Dilley, Matthew- Goo:lwm, Otto . ~ Thom:p::on, Gerald Miller, Jerry Dillon. JinUny £1hs, Richie RffiS, Yoh.a.nee Christie, Jeremy Parks, Ty Graham

Row 1: £smeralda.. Martinez, Heidi :&:!kwith. Elsa Zarate, Juana Marbnez, Carmen Morales, Christy Hargesheiiner, Bob Mersed Row 2: Chanta. Turner, Merzn Tsegaye, Hien N~yen. Lee pickerel .Antonio Sanchez, Laura £ohs, Karina .Anaya.. Laura Casarrubia s, Cirilo Cervantes, Ahce Betts Row 3: Tuan le, Nancy Zarate, Ariana Knapp. Roueshan Ah .Anna Walter, Mong Tran, Nancy Gutierrez, Manuel Gonzalez, Noo Lo:r:ez, Pablo P:arl:n:a Row 4: Torey ~dara, Salvador Carcamo, Juan Rooru:, .Angehca Iza.gwrri Christina Gs..rcia., Araceny Cervantes, Elias Lo:r:ez, Gabino Renteria Jr. Row 5: Malissa Cood. Amelia. .Anderson, Natasha Rogers, Daniel Rooru:, Abraham Gomez, Lydia Brown. Victor Rcrlriguez, Pancho V ilia.. Erik Osoric, Carmen £stra.da. Row 6: Lydia Lraa.no, Olamide Ala.bi. Sa.mantha Watson

ow 1: Nick Donahue, Jooh ieml:a. Jereinie Larkins, Sam rpe, Richard Fushia., Sunni eterson Row 2: Aaron Grenfell anner Kunz, Chartssa Rader, Leshe ouse, Danielle Plocder, Annie unke, Kelsey Rutz, Liz ~iadro ow 3; Jay Perkins, CJ Kada.vy, tie Kuzma. Adam Hassebrook. rin Stokke, Casey Massa. Michael Bobby Mounce, Trudy Hines, visor Row 4: Cohn Lortz, Grant lz.er, Kelly Shields, Kasi Rader, tree Hilligas, Sam Kula.wik, Brann Menimin.s!, Jay Rogers, Eric Keeman Row 5: Pa.trick Nagle, oo Perez, Joo.me Heininer, Joo rn, Ethan Story, Luke Magdanz, ~ooh Mohr, Adam Mills

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Sign La ng ua ge Sign La..nguage Club laqrns OOSic signs in case they come accrrn s a i:erson who is hes.ri ng iinpa.red. Throu gh songs, and education, they OOCOrne prepa,red to use their $kills in the raql world.

• Row I: Alyx Svol:xxla, Miranda Ducey. Le Nguyen. Duyen Dinh, Hien Nguyen Row 2: Sarai Douglas. Jordan Milhl<en. Sarah Scherer, Sarah Dicke, Melissa Swihart. Chelsea Maitland. Alicen Blassl Row 3: Ulrike Riechen, Jenn Yound, Anne-Mari e Naurnan, 11.eQhan Connett, Carissa Ells, Kelsey Coiay, Mr. Pap:µ:is Row 4: Aleza Free, 'candus Reed. Anne Ghormley. Sarah Sterns, Victoria Green, Freyja Johnson, Bob Mersed

Why did you sign up to,~ Sign Language Oub?

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Rahman Club

Chess Club

ow I: Adam W uerfele, Andrew Johnson, crle Ly; Ka.tie Lathrop. Erika Wieg,ert. • ly Clark Row 2: Sa.rah Sterns, rm.a. Pierce, Rain Duty, Alyx Svolxrla., mndi Plowman, Dyan Has.hr Row 3: hssa.. Langdon, Emily Ri_s&le, Tera hitney, lxchel Sw:ineha..rl,Lliz Green, an Mtlhga..n. Colin OKeefe, Amy . .wolxrla. Row 4: Pamela Mason, Sa.rah pke, Stacey Springer, Ashley Nemmers, anda. Werner, Chns Riblett, Danielle • dholm, Brennan Pierce, Jennifer Gwelo ow 5: Ali Webl:er, Etleen Fa..rr~ll hsa..~th Reinkordt, .Amelia Hunt, · • e Houck, V ictona.. Green, Ashley en Row 6: Emily ha..rris, Kelsey y, S:i:onsor Ruth Kupfer, S:i:onsor ...___.~ --=--~ ohn Heineman, Kate Mason

Row 1: Hamn Ta.ha. Sundt.JS Mohammad, Hawra Soleh, Janon Khooir Al-bae, Shaima Nassir, Mcnbi Zahm Row 2: Ayad Alama, Hassam Kazem, Hasanen Saleh Al-Heloo, Nino Avdic Row 3: Fu.ad Alama lsik Isoren, Charles ldigima, Ka.iden Ka.zurn, WalatAlama

CJW 1: Phuong Tran, Chi fa c:rld Burnham, Huan Nguyen, nh Vu, Lan Huyenh, Greg wson Row 2: Melroy . nney, Xuan Ta, Le Nguyen, ~~--•I\Jncc Nguyen, Kelly Trang, Dan 1~yen, Brian Cheng Row 3: lenda W illnerd Ken Handy Jr., ony Allgaxl Tri Huynh, yatt Galfrey, Lawrence hols, Enc Borelen Row 4: Tu yen, Tuan Tran, On Phun, am Nguyen, Th:inh Nguyen, oo.Ngo

Spotlight This chili is for studen ts who are plannn ~g to continue their study of art after hi~h schoo l Art "Port£oho Chili will assist thern With schola rship apphc ations and :µ>rt£oho pre~ration. • Row 1: Sarah Werner, Anna Wii~ Amy Jewell Katie Hutchinson, Bryan Bussard, Chris Lechner, Alene Kennooy Row 2: Ellen Bernstein, Ju.ha Burtscheidt, Kat Shiffler, Ahcen Blassl Miki 01:ergerr, Katie Brunke, Lisa W iESe Row 3: Shawn Stokes, Janelle &rtels, Miranda Ducey, Anna Fuenn:in~ Kelly Jaspersen, Rase Ko-twas

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Row 1: N. Dant &£terns. A Harl. B. £rickson. •K Hill K. Cooa..y . £. Ha.ms. & IT Tomkins, A Chenevert. & Tolliver, d Lindholm Row 2: C. Harr.is, R. Newell J. • 1Knott. T. Kieu. A Hasoobrcek. A Smith. K Shields, M Connett. & Werner, J. Eckles, D. Eckles, L £b.cka., B. Plowman Row 3: R. Kohl. Z. Bryant. D. Pa.tel K Grothen. M Swihart. M Meyer. A Curry. A Nauman. A Walters, & Johnston. B. Ya:t. A ~~ T. Carey. D. Haahr: ~ Stollar Row 4. II Epke, M C.csd. J. Milhl<en, N. Wallen-Thompson. D. Gill T. Ondrak, M Spilker, T. McWilhruns. S. Austria. & Iza~re, M. Reed. R. B:rldes, M. Kil:i::atrick. & Goracke, T. Kreigler, J. Thel:xilo. B. Ortega Row 5: S. Debnck. & Walz. N. Kek. A Nichols, T. Luont C. Maitland W. Toren, F. Antoine, J. Kerns. & Gtpmn. G. Reide. & RCEenau. B. Busard E. Reinkordt, M Newman, R. Brooks

Row 1: £rin Champion. Charissa Rader, Sara Holland Ja:ie £imeck. Jessica RCBS, Rachel Warren. Tanya Ca.steel Kristen Ktlhnan Row 2: ~ n Harrington. Sarah W01£, A:rnJ:m, Hass, Desiree Wrmeier, Lndsay Roux, Kunoorly McCray, £lisha Novak, Kassie Fannmg Annie Funcke Row .3: Shannon Ruble, Kun Vaverka., Janon Khedir Al-tia.e, Jenee Kucera, Cassandra Trombley, Michaela Franklin. Hannah Mohr, Makyla Lone Wolf, Jennifer Gwelo. Brooke Brestel Row 4: Jamie ~e, Jennifer Scott, Sarah <licke, Maegen £trrught. £a.rah Matzke, Erin Stokke, Christine Schomaker, Jessica Molloy. Betsy GarJ:acz. Meghan Connett. Emily T:iminons Row 5: sally Schaffert. Lindsey Brennan, Chelsea Allen, Alene Kennooy. Molly Geiger. Shelly Chiles, Erica Kepler, Tiffany Hicks, ~ i Rol::ertson, Trina Blankenship. Frankie Lange, Krisb. Nelson-Hitz

Row 1: Leng Hua. Juana Ma.rbnez, Carmen Morales, H~n Taha, Aysia Cole, Melissa Leuty. Christian Olson Row 2: Adam Hassebrook Mai Plum, Ly N9:Uyen, Stacy Nguyen, Adam -W-uerfele, Ulrike R:i0:!hen, Liz Stcckard, Kane OToole, Jool Green Row 3: Ravi Mara.hat-ta. Sha.ima Nassir, Janon Khlrlir Altiae, Ronee Rm.ch, Mariah Carroll Keshona Taylor, Mathew Garlwin, Marcus Mason

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Spi,it Club Spirit Club and SUpJX>rm athletic events. They are energetic·and spirited, and they make signs and 1:anners for athletic groups. and fund raisers. Row 1: Cassandra Trombley, ky Erickson, Michella Prasek Sh.uronda Weaver, Erin Stokke. Sara Pancharoon. Stacy ~ . Alyssa Hart Row 2: Erica Kepler, Jason Nettleton, Ben Johnson, Jeremie Larkins, Tra.Vis Minzel Kevin Myles, Brooke Brestel Sunny Ray Walters, Tyson Franzen Row 3: Elisha Novak Kourtney Alhrlson, K.yhe Hill Annie Funcke. Molly Geiger, Jenn Beckman, Danielle Plcmter, Casey Massa, Joo Yooten, Christine Schomaker, Amanda Heideman Row 4: Jenee Kucera, Liz Vogt. Cohn Lortz, JR Knop~ Adam Hassebrook Lisa Ferdinand Debbie Peters, John YOtIDg Jimmy Ellis, Adam K.recklow Row 5: Cortney Copi:er, Chelsea Long Sara Holland Lee Dahlgren, Jen Knoll Kelly Shields, Laura Kadavy, Liz leQ-QiadroJackie Tate, Jeremy Parks, Ty Graham Row 6: Sa:rnShaq:e, ~ e n Straight. Kassie Fanning Jay Perkins, Aaron Greclell Hannah Mohr, Olamide Alabi, Chanel Harris, Kristen Dragoo Row 7: Tamara'-'Foree, Jo:li Wertz, Kelsey Rutz, Steffen Haas, Amara Nichols. CJ Kadavy, Sunni Peterson, Mike Sukhram, Missi Rol:erlson, Aaron Skinner, Scott Tramp

• ~ce ,o ~e c. """e,te~' "I like to make signs" "e"et~:~ \t 'A~;, ot" -Je,.emie La,.kins (12) ..,, gl"e!o\"e~, \"eet\eC. "11,e fq . . ge\ \vt'"\e\e, " ~~ 1..1 '2,') e,,e,, if cf IJ,qf !/, •. C,~ ~e,\\~\(' f et~\~C, 0 .. \,\S" 11

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Row 1: N:ikki Ooorherr. M:ilenda James, Kellan Meyer. Ravi Marahatta, Ahcen Bbssl N:ikki W tlkinson, Mar9:e Boye Row 2: . Alyx Svolxrla. Nicole Snider, Jenn Yound Ulrike Riechen, Sunny Ray Walters. Keshona Taylor, Amanda Payne, Chanelle Harris Row 3: Mandi Burt, Letha Conway, Ashley Nemmers, Sarah Sterns, Canssa £lls, Carroll Stockard Liz Stockard Jill Braly. Abby Shrader Row 4: Meghan T~g. Tabitha Staley. Katie Gergengerator Chelsea . Gergengerator. Tammell Tolliver, Jenntl'er Crowther, Matthew Roolfs, Adam Hassebrook Olainide Alabi

Row 1: Luca Peterlini, Anna Spilker, Cru.thn Correll Jill Braly, Anna Finkelson, Charissa Rader, Katie Lathrop Row 2: Chad Cecrle, Brandy Schnell Lacey Studnicka., Karolina Sicinska., La.Tasha P:erks, Jackie Tate, Olarnide Ala.bi Row 3: Jessica W a.moo.ugh. Jali W eris, Amanda Heideman, hleQhan ~tratman, · ,-,. ..,,,....,._Katie Wilson ~ow 4. Srta. Wemhoff, Sra. Stark Andrew Young, CJ Kadavy, Ca..rmen Olson, Ca..ri Clauss Row 1: Lin Risenhoover, Tuan Tran, Tri Le. Hung N~yen, Karina Anaya Ora?:co,'lbiep Bw. Constance Kingston Row 2: Van Ph.am, Ngoc, Nguyen, Nhu Yen Nguyen, Hien Nguyen, Due Le. LnFi Nguyen, Nguyet Dang, Viet N~yen Row 3: Routh Soung, Huan Nguyen, Ray Petersen, Nhan Huynh. Vivi _ Nguyen, le Nguyen, Tcrld Burnham, Tuyet Kieu Row 4: Na.el Soung, V inh Le. Hoo. Ngo, Stacy Nguyen, Ly Nguyen, John Soung, Tfu Luong

Row 1: Melkadas King Suronda Weaver, Olarnide Ala.bi, Toni Wilson, Ayesha Shinall Row 2: Kerra Withersi:oon, Chantal Afuh, Tara West, Nuru Rm.ch, Bianca Jones, Keesha Miz, Marlene Grayer Row 3: &rle Ala.bi, Frantz Antoine, Bukayo Ojutalayo, Ms. Giovanni Jones, Mr. John Garlwin

Right: Carmen Morales (11), Carroll Stockard ( 1rn, Melinda James (12), Teresa Jam.es (6) and Elizabet h Stockar d.( 12) march du.ring the Martin Luther ICing rally. Photo by Greg Keller.

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er it was a rally to supI,Orl a school tond take on toOOCCQ or memory of Dr. Kin~ Lncoln High students provoo they involvoo in commun ity aclivtb.ffi. Dem~a ts orgaruzoo. a rally on the front stei:s of Lncoln up:p:>rt the p;issage of a the school tond which okayoo the two new hi~h schools in Lncoln. Lncoln High students also niza;b.on cf the 5th annual Rev. Dr. Marfin Luther Kin~ Jr. Youth Rally and March. Hund:mls of :p:ople ma.rchoo down the streets of downtown Lncoln and filloo the Th.st ~islativ e Cha..rnrors of the Capitol to honor Dr. King. The students si:ent rnany long hours p~~ the event whrne them was, FuIF:illing the Prnsible Dream.' £vents at the capitol includfrl student sJ8rli~, ?ri~inal i:ootry, and Lncoln Highs V oica;: of Destiny. LHS ·students , SJDUSOroo by Dick Tu:tterson. also :r:arbciJ:RW Take On Totacco carnJ:Ri ~ Students from all over Nethemi to ooucate young :i;rople a.lout the dangers of to1:acco encourage young smokers foquit They put on a Rally at l s:p:>ke with senators, and ~ntiall y ~ e lobbyists. The s:p:>nsoml by the America n Lung ~cciatio n. and several tudents J:RrliciJ:Rurl.

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Abov e: Parti cipan ts jOin hand s , to sign We Shal l Over come durin g the Rev. Dr. Mar tin Luth. er King. Jr. Yout h Rall y Far Left: Carro ll Stock ard, Dick Patte rson, Sunn y Walt ers, Anit a Mara .hatt a, Jooep h.ine Payn e, and Ama nda Payn e parti cipat e in the Teen s Take On Toba cco rally .

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students demonstrate in support of political prisoners Mondo weLange and Ed Poindexter outside the state Penitentiary.

Left: Mori ssa Raym ond ( 10) and £liza beth. Rein kordt ( 11) enco urage voter s to vote yes on the new schoo ls.

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drays. Erica nea.fter • g deru the Emmy for 1 7 years. 2. Record breaking ha:!key player, Wayne Gretzky retired his jersey this year after playing profession al ha:!key for over 20 ears. . Ricky

ainStream erica with the help of th.er Latin sin~ers. 4. ycl.ist Lance Armstron g on the Tour de France. mstrong was dia.gnooed ·th cancer in 1996 and went through chemotherapy, survivin g the crlds and winnin~ the race 4 years later. S: Comic make it big this genius Jerry Seinfeld got married to Jessica Skyler after year. Her CD debuted at numl:er one with singles Genie meebng the then married In A Bottle and What A Girl woman in a health chili. Seinfeld married on Christma s Wants. 8. Who Wants To Be Day after dating for over a • A Milhonai re pined the game show hall of fame this year year. 6. Super mcrlel Cindy with its ~oundbr eaking Crawford welcomed a mby ratings. 7Ibe game show asks lx>y this year with her l:eau multiple choice questions and Rande Gerl:er. 7. Christina aimS to help someone win $ l Agutl.era :oocame the la.test :rnilhon. 9. Denver Broncoo string of female :p:>p stars to

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Quartero o l John Elway retired this y 1. after 16 NFL seasons and oo • mck Super Bowl Champion s} 10. Microooft tycoon Bill Gai 1 the richest man in America, this year he ~me a dad fc second time. His son was tor Rory John.

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su:r;erstar -Sere na Wilh ams took home the US O:r;en at thea geo£ 17. She is the first black wom an towm since 1958 . Seren a Venu s went on to Win siste r and the doubles matc h. 2. Laila Ah daug hter o£ can oo hero oitar y. Muh amm ad Ah provoo that goo:l l:oxmg skills mg one o£ the great est fems.le l:oxers Laila Ah has a nea.r :r;erfect record and is tecom in histo ry. 3. Pokemon is the lates t craze for kids. Burg er King set aside a special rug}:l.t for Pokemon tradi ng card rught . 4. Late rugh t talk show hcd Davi d Lette rman foun d hims elf in the hasp ital for a qum tuple -byµ iss hea.r t surg ery. Lette rman had to rest at home for over five weeks durin ~ whic h time rerun s and ~ t hasts filloo in. 5. Golf Pro Tiger W ocrls had a come:00.ck in 2000 . Tiger rough oo it for a few yea.rs, not quite hvm g up to his own exam ple. After Winning the Mast ers as the youn gest man in histo ry, Tiger had a lasin g strea k This year Tiger turno o this upse t into a Winn ing season. 6. £nte rtain er Lau ryn Hill foun d herse lf one of the mast Gram my nom inatoo :r;erformers in histo ry. She was nomm atoo for 11 Gram mys and won f ve. 7. The Wom en's US ~ r Team won the Worl d Cup and inspiroo girls every wher e. The team roa.t Chin a in an over time shoot-out 5-4. Bran di Chas tain made the final goo1 Winning the Cup. Year In ReView 227

___ llie Ne ws 1. Six year old Ehan Gonzale s survive d the boat ride to Americ a from Cuba that his mother did not. Her dying wish was that £han stay in America with his uncle. £ha.n's father in Cuba demanded his son back. In April it was ordered that he be returned to his dad. 2. Four white policem en in NYC shot an unarme d black named man Amadou Diallo in Februar y of 1999. They fired 41 shots at the man, 1 9 of which struck him, kilhng him instantl y. Februar y 23, 2000 the pohceme n were found innocent , claimin g they saw a gun being pulled on them. What they saw was in fact his wallet. Diallo was unarmed.

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the fatal massac re at 4. Nancy Mace became Columbi ne Hi9:h School in the first woman to graduLittleton , Coforad o stu- ate from the male domidents went back. The nated Citadel . Mace massacr e killed 13 ~ple proved herself worthy the on April 20, 1999. Col- first day by being one of umbine lost one more per- the only 4 freshme n to son when a gir1 killed pass one of the first fitness herself due to being para- tests (5 9 push-up s in 2 6. Kayla Rolland was lyzed during the trag- minutes ) and graduat ed 6 year old httle 9:irl tha • , b killed and shot was edy. magna cum laud. her first grade classmat ! after having an arg-c 228 Year in ReView ment on the playgro un, l the previous day.

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Dear Man.di and Matthew,

Mandi, We started school together and now we are graduating together. Thanks for all your help along the way, you believed in me even when l didn't believe in myself.

Having the both of' you in our JiYeS has been a hl~ing rr0m God. Our IiYeS haYC been like a day at Disneyla nd, complet e with loYC, laughter and joy. Thank you and CongratolationS!! Proceed with your goals of' continue d educatio n and the world is yoUrS ror the taking. Always rememb er we win be there to help you succeed. Love, Mom and Dad

Love, your little brother, Matt

Matt, l couldn't have asked for a better brother than you. You've been there to wipe my tears, make me laugh, and bring joy to my llfe. Thank you!! l know you wlll achieve your goals. (Tons) Love, Mandi.

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Y 01.ive come a lo ng w ay fro m a 1 CP/o su rv iv al ch an ce at bi rth . Not on ly did yo u ha ve a 's tro ng will to hv e· bu t th e st re ng th to ac co m ph sh gooJs yo u se t for yo ur se lv es . W er e ve ry pr ou d of th e m at ur ~ ou ts ta nd . in ~ yo un g m en , w ith w on de rf ul va lu es , th at ym iv e J::ecome. W ev e enjoyErl. sh ar in g th e jo y of yo ur at hletic an d sc ho las tic ac hi ev em en ts. lo v~ Mom, D ad & M itc he l

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CONGRATULATIONS DR£W!!! We have always teen very proud of the httle l:oy... and now, the young man... who has brought much jOY and lau~hter into our hves. We ho~ that your life is ftlloo. with happiness and 1ove. Gxrl luck in whatever your future brings!!

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Dea.rest Ahcen, Congratulationsl Alilxn, Alley Cat, Drea.rnmg Dove, Sunshine... throu2:h all your nicknames you have ftlloo. our hves With nappilless and pride. ThanKS for teillg the bright, ca~2:, unique i:erson that you are! We ooheve ill you and know that Y?U will find the QI'ea.t happilless and success you deserve ill your future. Y oure a su~r oougnter, sister, and friend Gail fuck ill all you ch~e to dd We love_ you! Mom, Grant, and Al.ex "Katie" When you were a small girl your father said to you: "Always do your best, just be the best you can be." You may not grow up to be a star, but you should be proud of who you are. Just give i~ your best and make success your every dream. If you just keep trying there's no denying you'll make that winning team. You have all the gifts that you will need to show all the world you can succeed. You know that you gave your best, so stand up proud and tall-and you will be a winner after all!! We are so proud of you honey!! God Bless you in your future endeavors!! Love and Prayers Mom, Dad, Brian, Angie, Grandma Knapp, Grandma and Grandpa Caughron

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y OU are and always will le our sunshine.' love, Mom, Dad, and Philip

Christine Congratulations on all of your accomplishments. Over the :µist 1 7 yea.rs, weve watched you grow... From preschool to high school From a tcrldler with rollers in her hair to a young adult with goo.ls and hea.ding to college. We have :ooen blessed with an awesome daughter (sister) and thank Goo for you! May you continue your purney to success through your lea.dership skills, your kindness, friendshiJ:S, and hes.rt full of love. May your dreams come true. Well always :00 proud of you, :oocause you are the grea.test! We love you to pieces. Mom (mama), Stephanie, and Courtney

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N at ha n, W er e so proud of yo u! W e w ish yo u th e ~ t of ev er yt hi ng as yo u gr ad ua te . Cong ra tu la tio ns ! lo ve , M om & Da d

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C.Ongratulations Jolene! • You have always made us proud of you We Wish you every success in the future.

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You have ~n a jOY to us through the yea.rs as we have watched you grow into an amazing young woman.Your sense of humor, comi:assion and many talents will take you as far as you ca.n imagine.

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Jason, We are proud of you May great success follow y ou in whatever you do, and where ever you go. I.nve, Mom, Dad and Aprtl

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Shanno n You are the inspirat ion in my hfe to make a difference where a difference should l:e made. Your smile brtghtens the world and your com:i;assion_hghtens my hmrt I am so very proud of your accomp lishmen ts and your determi nation. Stay focused, make decisions with your hmrt and think with your mind and you will overcome all love, Mom

From your first to your last day of school We have lmn so proud of you The yea.rs went quickly by, Yau always gave your very ~t try. Rememl:er, as your tomorrows l:ecome tooay We will continu e to le with you, all the way. May the lord continu e to bless you • With love and Pride, Mom, Dad, and Tyler 11

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Anna, You are kmd ca,rm~ considerate and com:i:assionate. Many ca,ll you confident and a friend. You embrace hfes journey and thooe around you. Know that we are so proud of your many accomplishments and the way in which you t ouch hfe with love and laughter. We are blessoo. We love you, Dad Mom, and Micah

I have watchfrl you 1fOW, I have watchoo you live, Now ifs mne I watch you give.

Liz, You are a blessing with many gifts to share with the world. Blessings and Congratulations to you always. Love, Mom

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Tom Congra tulation sl From the day you were lorn youve brough t us so much jOY and happiness. We are very proud of you and all that you have accomphshoo. We love you and will always ~ here for you. We Wish you much happine ss and. success in the future. You truly are a shining star. I.nve, Mom, Dad, and Family

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ChamJ13igne, You have done a lot of sacruicing since the age of 10,. with very httle complaining. I am thankful for that Never let anything or anylxrly stand in the way o f your drea.ms & goo.ls. You are a very strong-minded young lady &have the world at your feet You have made me a very proud moml I love you & will miss you very much.

love, Mom Celebrate you You are worth celebrating You are unique In the whole world there is only one you There is only one i:erson with your talents with your roq:eriences • with your gifts Celebrate you

Lisa, From thase who love you mast

Thank you for mmg a celebration in our hves

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Congratulations Staceyl You have a great future ahead of you Your music will take you where ever you _want to gd!

We are so proud of all your accomplishments. You are a very talented 1£rson!! love, Mom, Terry, Ben and Robby

Dear Randi~ My ice cream l:aby. Con~atulations - You made it! I am happy and blessOO. that I have you for my daughter. The same as I was when I first saw your pretty httle face on May 2. Withl.ov~ Momma Gladys

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Jacob and Christian, , As you start down the roo.d of hfe - know that were tefund you all the wav! · Congratiila:boru: - Garl Luck on Y;our _purney!

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CONGRATULATIONS JESS£Ul

WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU

Follow your hea.rt and lat Gal lea.d you through a wonderful hea.lthy life of happiness and success!n

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Tara, Congratulations! Youhavemade me a very proud mother. Not only for your accomplishments, but how you love life and have faith and hoi;e in Goo. Always know He will guide you if you ask him. love, Mom, Tabitha, Scott, and Erntly

Emily, I wish I could have oottled your gi~les! -You have such a gorgeous srntle that comes from within and goos strai~ht to our hearts. Always remem~r :&:illoons and Choices. y oure a ray of sunshine! love, Mom, Pa,·Kelly, and Stormy

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·Lindsay y OU Made It!!

In another times forgotten SJB,ce,

We wish you success in your future and may Gal bless your hfe and coming marria ge ~th jOY and happine ss. love Forever, Mom, McKenz ie and family

your eyes looked throug h your mother's face.. Wildflower seed on the sand and stone, may the four Winds blow you safely home. Martha -I love you and wish you content ment. Keep smihn' and chmbin ' those mountains. Mom

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Congratula.ti.ons Anniell

We are proud of the wonder ful i:erson you ar~. We love you and wish you a hfetime of happine s. Mom, Dad, Josh and Katie

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You will alway s be our Colorfu l Rainb ow Child We love you Mom, Dad and Corey

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'M tlhe From. your first day of school to your last were alwa ys proud of you Cong ratu.lationsl I

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Beverly , You have always :ooen so crea:b.ve and expressive!

Mainmin your I13-SSion, energy, and 1lllique I£rs:i;ectives as you pursue your gooJs in coll~e and in life, and we know that you will oo a wonder ful writer. Rememoor that we love you very much Moma ndDad

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We are so proud of you. the With challen ges and ·oys ahead, may you.alw ays find a reason to s:rnile that beauti ful s:rnile of yours. Love Mom, Dad, and Travis.

Wa y to Go Brandon!

E~in, One ofthe grea testj oys in life is having a daughter and sister like you. You make our lives more special. You capture our hearts with your warm smile and caring heart. We will always be prou d of you and wish you all the happiness and success that your sweet heart so richly deserves. We love you and God bless! Love, Mom , Dad, Tom and Drew

com e a lon gw ay! Love, Mo m, Da d a nd Bri ttan

Wa y to go D.CJ

Con grat ulat ions Co ngr atula:b.ons Pen! on a grea t three yea rs in high school ur yo ow foll to l:er em Rem Youre alw ays set to e tinu con and ,rl hea numl:m' one With us! goo.ls. We are ve ry pro ud o£

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Kelsey, This was one of your DADS favorite pictures, y OU know hes looking down with pride at all you have achievoo. We are aµ so very proud of you and ho:I£ all your dreams come

true. Love Mom, Seth, and Grandma

~tula~ Pethl

CONGRATULATIONS EMILY We doilt always SI1Rk the same lan9:uage Ladybug, but w-e afways love and trust each other. I1n so proud to :00 your Mo1n. Y oUre a s~ial P3-rl of a s~ial class. ~

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&th, Ymive filloo our hves With love and joy. Rememler to 'set your heart on things alx>ve.· .

Coloosians 3: 1 Love,

Dad Mom, and Paul

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Adam,

We wish you many 'catches' in your life. Know that we are proud and love you very muc~ love, Mom, Dad,· Ca1eh and lli.rah

Christopher, You bring spice into our hves. We enjoy :OOmg your family, and want the test for you always. A chapter of your life is coming to clooure, and a new bigger one is o~nmg... Go forth, leiarn, loye, and hve life With passion, but always remem:OOr who you are and that your family loves you. We Wish you the ~t of everything. All our love, Dad Mom, Ga~ Galen, and C.J.

TASHA

Congra ~lat.ions Chelsea.I You·v e teen Exctbng opi:orlunities and a wondrous the strongpnney ~gh life are nowwtlmn your will{tl one from reach.· Your family is so very proud of the roginningyour dooication to your studies and the never change. volunteer workyouarecommithrl ta. All We love our love a nd test WiShes will always 12 you more then With you. words can say. Love, Mom, Dad Mom a nd Fam.tly And Shawn

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Cory, Congra tula:bon s on a job well done. We are so proud of you, and everythin g you have accomp hshed already . We will always oo there for you Love, Mom and Dad

C.Ongratulations Devin! You made it! We are proud of you and know you will work hard at whatev er you decide to dd Love, Mom, Dad and farntl.y

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ou have a ways teen a oving and though tful daughte r. You are intelligent, ca,rmg, and witty. We are so proud of you an~ very thankfu l for havin~ you in our hves. The whole worId OJ;£ns up to you nowmake the mast of it. We love you, Dad Mom, Elizaooth, Allison and Abl:e

Michae l Your educati onal journey has teen all up hill and ymive had to deal with many obstacl es along the way. Y mive fmally reached the top and we • · are proud of you Love, Dadan dMom

Sa.rah We are so proud cl you and your • accomplishments. Youareab~g to us and brin~ music to our life..

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Ryan

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Our last :&rn May. all your dreams :OOCOme a reahty. You create a natural hi~h, so always rea,eh for the stars. Ourlove and supi:ort always, Mom, Wayne, Kun, Trrn, Mindy, Chad and Dad .

Inve, Dad Mom, David and Molly

Diarua, · What a blessin___Q you are t o usl We are so proud of you and your manyaccompb.shments. Follow y our dreams ancf en jOY · your next adventure.

All.our~ Mom, Dad Michael and John

Charlotte Ridge .Congr:atulationsI From, Dad, Mom, and -

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Brittany, Even when you were youn~you were .ready to go for it! I am. sure you wtllgo farm life. lam. very proud

of you. lov~ Mom.

Jam.i~

To a SJ:eeia1 daughter and sister who makes life fun and mterestin~. We hoi:e your future is ftlfoo With lov~ happr ness and success. May all your dr~ms come true. love always, Mom, Theresa, and fut

CONGRATULATIONS RACHEI.1

Be proud of

Sarah, From the rniricle of your birth, you have h:en a treasure and a blessing to our family. Alwa.ys full of love, generasitv, emi:a-tfiy and wackv humor, your spunk and mde~ndence make you a great ~rson to_ oo With. Our ho~ ana prayer is that y~u ½ve a life of meaning and 1ove.. Keep smgmg and smiling. Love, · Mom and Dad

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your accomplishments and what the future holds for you. Weknow you will go far. Weare very proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, Jash, Jen, and Aaron P.S. Don't lase rurl' Well always oo there for you.

Ab]?y. Your determ.ina hon, hard work and strong will has teen a real inspiration. You have overcome many obstacles and I know you have what it takes to succeed and reach all your -

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Ever since you were very small, youd make up your mind to do things, and It has teen chal-- you achieved them. lengins& fun and a We are very proud of great n.onor to ~ you. Gerl Bless you as part of raising you into the youconbnuedown the unique, wonderful roodof life. Whatever • :i:erson you have ]?9-th you take may it l::ecome. You have all our love and brmgyoua lifetime of supix>rt forever. happiness and success. All our love-Mom, Dad and Tu£

~en, From the very beggmgmg you have ~n Goos blessing in our

life. And now, as you begin to move out into your own life, w~ ask God to give you blessing in all that your hea.rt desires. All of Our

WV£, MomandDad

Congratulatioru: Mehssa, You have always teen such a py m our hves. We w:ish you every happiness tcrlay and always.

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Tara, Always

JOHN

follow your drea.ms.

U>ve always, Mom, Dad, and

Love from all the

Duttons, all the ~hams, &your dog

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Kira,

You took your first steps in Anchora_g_:e. Alaska. Wow ymire steppin_s! into adulthcxxI • with your graduation in Lincoln, Nebraska. No matter where your steps take you in the future. we pray that happiness and fulfillment are in the footprints left tehind.

Love. Mom, and PaJ:9-

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Sa.man-th.a, Eleven years have i:assed s:ince you took this k:indergarten picture. You were a ~ubful httle girl then and now you a.re a lovely young woman. We a.re very proud of you for complet:in9: the high school r~ements :in~ years[ You a.re the mast wonderful daughter[ Thank you for all you a.re. Dear~t Sa.ma.ntha., we wwh you su~s and a wonderful future. We will always :00 there for you. OurLov~ Mom and Dad

DearN.E.W. You're a joy! We take great pride in all that you have become: Dear Sa.rah £hzaooth ,

Doing the right things, giving to others, and aiming high.

Our wonderf ul curious, strong and creative daughter . How proud we are of you. You have always held our hearts, our pride renews daily.

Keep smiling, Never stop believing, and ... Congratulations! !!!!!!!

Love, Mom, Dad £nnny,_ ~...:_,;,-~-........'""""" Hannah , and Jonatha n

Love, "Mama and Papa"

Suzzette , • Lots of changes from then to now. One minute youre frills and tows,th enexta cap and gown. So heres to future • chan~es, Im sure they'l l all oo goo:L

Dreami ng is Behevmg: Set grn]s in hfe and believe in yOll.I'Self. Stay strong and continue to your follow dreams ahead.

Weare proud to say you are our daughte r and we 1::eheve myou Love, Dad, and Morn

Just listen to your heart, hfe will oo just what it should. We are very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Pe.by Links

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JaMl

We are so proud

of~ou.

Your dili2:enel; J:Ositive at-6.tud9; sensitivity, and love of hfe will bring you the happiness and success you deserve! love, Mom,Dad Jeremie and Jamie I

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Amelia, we love how youve teen S:p?a-king your ~ d ever since you startoo s:p?a-king! Now its time to give your gifts to the rest of the world and the world will know just how lucky we have teen to have you m our hves. iTe queremool Your mom and goomother _

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Christopher, We are all so very proud of you and all you have accomplishoo. Keep up the gml work We love you so very much. love, Mom, Alex, Adrianna, Grandma, and Tia.

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Jeremie, Congratula tionsl We are very proud of all that you have accomplishoo. Love, Mom, Dad & Cole

~ngz:a tulatio ns _ Ch.ad.. You have made us all very proud of you. • With your :i;asitive attitude the future has endless • :r;assibihties..

Boo Bear. Turn around and your tiny... Turn around and youve grown... Turn around and youre a young gir1 gomg out on your own. Ifs teen a wonderful purney, so far. Well love you .forever. Mom and Dad

Hoi:e for the test :& ready for the worst, and take what Gerl sends. We love you, Mom,D ad and Jamie

We have ourselv es a MeghanlH You are a dream corne true, thank you No more le.by steJS for you..youar e ready, so get with it

Rememl::er the true family 1:ondy ou are never alone, skeeter, Bucky, Mlainie , ~ i e and Meg. Love you, Mom and Dad

£rm, You will alway s :00 our

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Stacey, You areas precious tcrlay as you were the day you were lx>rn. Weare ve-ry proud of your achievements. You were Congratulations our 'rruracle and may our mby,· and we love stay with l:eheve that you wherever you will hfe learls you havea~aat With All our future!I love, love, Mom, Dad, Mom Ryan and and Dad Nicholas Congratulations Christ

The future l:elon~s to you. Ifs filloo With

many JQsSibihties

and challenges that will lead to your success.

We are proud of you and all of your accomphshmentsl

Valerie, You filloo. our hves with 1:eau and joy. God bless you and keep yo 1Dve, through all of your days • Mom.Dad, Congratulations! . Victor & Mitzy love, Mom, Dad, & Michael

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Jana ,

From the time you wer e our httl e shy ch ild unti l now that you a.re our outgoin ~ fun- loving you ng wom an, you ha.ve "ooen a. dehg ht

We a.re prou d , o£ you a.nd know that you will do well in the futu re ~u se of your jOY for life a.nd •

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Love, Mom, Da.d Ka.tie, a.nd Mag gie

love, Mom, Dad K:imterly, & Tere sa Mar y Wea re very proud o£ you!! It is so grea t to s ~ that 9:en ~e

Mar y "'Smile .;-how mg throu gh as you come to this s:r:ecm l tune in y our life.

Ymiv e matu red throu gh the hard tunes by devel opin.Q: S:p?Cial quahties oflov e. Go:l has done a :OOS.utiful work in you, Mar y. We look forw ard to your futur e.

Love. Your Fam ily

Ma.rcus, The gift for words seems to oolon2: to you, you r ~tr y, you r -songs you r stories. You r ta.le nt lies in the depllis of you r -mul ticol ored ~rce ption a.nd mov es like a. kale idrnc o~ of' understa.ndin2: a.crrns the words that you writ e for a.11 mus to read I am very prou d of a.11 you r ha.rd work a.nd you r fa.rr ea.ch ing amb ition s. Rea.ch for the stars . We love you - We oohe ve you a.re ca.pg.,ble of man y successes. Mom • Pe.b y Links

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Senior Biographies Campus Life ( 1012), F.B.L.A. (12), SEED (11,12), Mummers (11,12), J.V. Softball (11), Soundsations (12), Choir Council Representative (12)

Society (12), James Baldus HIV/AIDS Peer Concert Band Educator (11,12), (10-12), Symphonic Band (12), Arts and Humanities Focus ProMarching Band gram (12), Sign • (10-12), Young Language Class Democrats ( 1012), Chinese Club ( 10-12), Teacher (12), Youth Sum- (11, 12), President (10-12), President mit '98 (10), of Art Club Culinary Culture Lindsey Club (12), Honor (11,12), Red Brennan Cross Club (10), Roll (10-12), Secretary (11), Co Varsity Cross National Honor Country (10-12), President (12), Society (12), Chinese Kaleido- Amnesty member Team Captain (11, 12), Varsity scope (12), Okla- (10,11), Young Track (10-12), homa Pit Orches- Democrats Team Captain (10,11), Mumtra (12) (11), Marching mers (10,11), Band (10,11), JV "Learn Me Jennifer Basketball Somethin"' (11), Beckman "Little Women of (10,11), Concert Pomalinks Drill Band (10), SymOrchard House" Team (10,11), phonic Band (11), Campus Life (10- (12), Orchestra Girls 'L' Club Pit for Musical 12), SADD Club (10-12), National ( 11 ), Orchestra (10,11), Spirit Honor Society (11,12), AcaClub (10-12), (12), Campus Close Up (10,11), demic Letter Life (10-12) (10,11), Honor Joynite (10) Roll (10-12), Brooke Brestel Theatre-A-Thon Isaiah Black Basketball (9-12), Voices Of Destiny (11) Letter (10-12), (10-12), Campus Life (10-12), Rev. Emilia Boeschen Volleyball (9-12), Dr. Martin Luther Cheerleading ( 10- Letter (12), Soccer (9-12), 12), Captain King Jr. Youth (10,11), Close-Up Letter (11,12), Rally (10-12), National Honor Club (10-12), Community _Society (12), Board of DirecVolunteer Honor Roll (9tors (12), Na12), Academic Alicen Blassl tional Honor Speech (11,12), Society Treasurer · Letter (10), Heartland AthCo-Captain (12), (12), Varsity letic Conference National Honor Girl's Golf (12),

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Leadership-Conference (11), Bereuter Youth Government Institute (11,12), Yearbook ( 1012), Editor in Chief (12), Advocate (12), Girls "L" Club (10-12)

Abby Brink Varsity Gymnastics ( 10-12), Varsity Gymna~tics Captain (12), Varsity Cheerleading (12), Campus Life (9-11 ), Girls "L" Club (10,11), All-City (10-12), 4 year Letter in Gymnastics, Varsity Letter in Cheerleading

Band (10), Basketball ( 10-12), Girls Track ( 1012), Honor Roll (10-12), French Club (10,11), Girls 'L' Club (12), Rainbow Club (11), Campus Life (10-12), DECA (12)

Emily Chen Asian Caucus (10,11), Asian Caucus Board Member (11), Chinese Club (10-12), Chinese Club Treasurer (11), Chinese Club President (12), Rainbow Club (10-12), Rainbow Club Treasurer ( 11), Rainbow Club Mariah Carroll Board Member Rainbow Club (10-11), Student (10-12), Campus Council (10-12), Life (10,11), Student Council Biracial/MultiraTreasurer ( 10-12), cial Caucus ( 10Student Council 12), Honor Roll President (12), (10-12), National Student Council Honors Society District Advisory ( 12), Basketball Committee (11), (10-12), Soccer Voices of Destiny (10-12), African (10), Concert American Caucus Choir (11,12), (10,11) Choir Council Librarian (12), • Erin Champion Close-Up Club Marching Band (11,12), Close-Up (10), Concert Club Board

Member (12), (11,12) Campus Red Cross Club Life (10- 12) (11,12), Red Animal Rights Cross Club Trea(11), G.L.B.S.A. surer (12), Am(11) French Club nesty Intema(11,12) Band tional (12)., Young (10,12) Democrats (12), Cari Clauss • Honor Roll ( 1012), Academic Marching Band Letter (10-12), (10-12), SymNational Honor phonic Band ( 10Society President 12), Band Rank (12), National Leader (12), Band Letter Winner Chinese Honor (10-12), National Society (10-1 2), Honor Society Student Council (12), Honor Roll Letter (10-12), Joynite (10-1 2), . (10-12), AcaChinese Kaleido- demic Letter (11), Close-Up Club scope (10,12), (10-12), Spanish Animal Rights Club (10), Youth . Club (10-12), LDP (10,12) Leadership Lincoln Class II ( 1012), Elliott Study Jesse Colfack FCCLA (12), Buddy Program Honor Roll (11), N.A.S.C. (10,11) District Convention (10:-12), Caitlin Correll N.A.S.C. State Marching Band Convention (10(10-12), March12), Culinary ing Band Rank Culture Club (12), Youth Sum- Leader (11, 12), Symphonic mit '98 Planning BAND (10-12), Committee (10), Varsity Jazz Band Youth Advisory (11.,12), Lincoln Council (10), Youth Symphony Youth in Action (10-12), Bye-Bye Center (12) Birdie Pit Orchestra ( 11), Phase II Amy Chenevert Mummers (10,12) Club (10), Spanish Club (12), Phase II (10,11), Young Democrats Honor Roll ( 1012), Academic (10), Japanese Letter Winner Animation

(11), National Honor Society (12)

J.V. Softball (10), sentative (10,11), Varsity Softball . Junior Varsity Soccer (10,11), (11,12), Reserve Basketball (9,10), Captain ( 11) Annie Curry Honor Roll ( 10J. V. Soccer (9Sophomore Select 11), Marching 12) S.A.D.D. (10I (10), Soccer (10), Band (10,11), 12) Campus Life Orchestra (10, 11), Concert Band (10-12) SEED • LDP (10-12), (11,12) (10), Campus French Club ( 10- Life (10-12) 12), Officer (12), Mia Fernandez Rainbow Club African American Lisa Ferdinand (11), School Caucus (10), Las National Honor Musical ( 11 ), Razas Unidas Society (12), Concert Choir (11,12), Parent Varsity Cheer(11), Varsity leader ( 12), Cheer Support Group Swing Choir (11,12), Student Letter (12), State (11,12), SEED Child Learning Cheerleading Club (11), Arts & Camps (12), Center (11,12), Humanities Focus Academic Honors E.T.S. Participant Program (12), (10-12) for Superior Honor roll (10Academic 12), National Achievement ( 10- Anna Finkelson Honor Society Varsity Swim12), Leadership (12) ming (10-12), Development Soccer (10,11), Program UNL Nick Donahue Red Cross Club (10-12), Senior Boys Basketball (10,11), Arts & Counselor (12), (9-12), Varsity Humanities Focus Student Council Basketball ( 12), Program (12), Historian, Vise Boys Baseball (9- President, District Spanish Club 12), Varsity (12), Girls 'L' Representative, Baseball (12), Committee. Chair Club (10,11), Campus Life ( 10- (10-12), LHS National Honor 12), D.E.C.A. Society (12), Spirit Club ( 10(11,12) Honor Roll ( 1012), Student Council Letter for 12) Julia Eckles Outstanding Marching Band • Betsy Garbacz Completion of (10,11,12), Red Sophomore Select Community/ Cross (10), Choir (10), MadSchool Service French Club ( 10- Projects (10,11), . rigal Singers 12), Debate (11), (11,12), Concert State Leadership Swim Team (12), Camp (10,11), Choir (11,12), Campus Life (11), State Leadership "Bye, Bye, Aqualinks (12) Camp for Stu9ent Birdie" (11), "Oklahoma" (12), Council Mem.:. Emily Edwards bers, State Repre- Vocal Music Senior Bioo

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Letter and Bar (11), Joynite (1012), Fall Play (12), One-Act Play (12), Drama Letter (12), Marching Band (10-12), Symphonic Band (1012), Band Council (11), Band Letter (10-12), Varsity Girl Golf (11,12), Girl Golf Letter ( 12), Girl "L" Club (12), Mummers (1012), Phase II (11,12), Breakfast Club (12), Honor Roll (10-12), National Honor Society (12) Molly Geiger National Honor Society (12), Varsity Volleyball (12), Spanish Club Member (11,12), Campus Life Member ( 1012), Spirit Club Member (11,12), Advocate (11,12), Editor-in-Chief (12), Honor Roll (10,11), LHS Volleyball ( 1012), Captain (11) Jeffrey Goff Varsity Jazz Band (10-12), Symphonic Band (11,12), Concert Band (10), Advocate Staff (12), :3'

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Drumline ( 10-12) Matthew Goodwin Varsity Football (11,12) Bryan Gordon Close-Up Club (10,12), National Honor Society Historian (12), Honor Roll (10), Academic Letter (10), German Club (11), Math Club (10-12), President (11), UNL Enrollment (11,12) Joel Green Academic Letter (10), Honor Roll (10-12), Perfect Attendance (10), Campus Life ( 1012), Young Democrats ( 11), Rainbow Club (11,12), FCCLA (11,12), People to People Student Ambassador (12), Cornhusker Boys State (11), National Honor Society (12), Intramural Basketball (10-12), Advocate Sports Editor (11) Kara Grothen National Honor Society (12), Academic Letter (10-12), Instru-

Senior Bies

mental Music Letter (10,12), Honor Roll ( 1012), Women's Caucus (10, 11), Amnesty Intemational (10-12), French Club (1012), Symphonic Band (10-12), Clarinet Rank Leader (11,12), Band Council Senior Representative (12), Marching Band (10-12)

Country (10), Reserve Soccer (10), Varsity Swimming (9-12)

Young Democrats (10), Amnesty International ( 10), Red Cross ( 1012), Red Cross Treasurer ( 11), Erin Hilsabeck Marching Band Red Cross V. (10-12), SymPresident (12), phonic Band (10- FCCLA (10-12), 12), Orchestra FCCLA President (10-12), Band (10,12), District II Council (10-12), officer of FCCLA (10-12), ClosePresident (12), Up Club (10-12), Musical Pit Orchestra (11,12), Close-Up secreVarsity Jazz Band tary (12),-Marching Band (10-12), (11,12), Lincoln Youth Symphony Band Librarian (12) (12), All-State . Jolene Orchestra (11,12), Hergenrader Christopher J eys National Honor Wesleyan Honor Band (11,12), Yearbook Staff Society (12), (11,12), Activities Honor Roll ( 10Hasting College Editor (12), 12), Girls Golf Honor Band SADD Club (10(11,12), Winter (12), Concert 12), Perfect Choir (11,12), Winds and Percussion Festival Attendance ( 10Soundstations 12), Honor Roll (12), V.O.D. (10), (12), Red Cross Club (11,12) (10-12), Hacky Marching Band Sack Club (12) Drumline ( 10Sara Holland 12), Concert Band (10), LHS Campus Life ( 10- Benjamin 12), Spanish Club Johnson Musical (11,12) Boys Varsity Fall Play (11,12), (11), Rainbow Club (11), Spirit Cross Country Joynite (10-12), (10-12), Boys Club (12), Girls Yearbook Staff "L" Club (12), Varsity Track ( 10(12), Mummers 12), Honor .Roll (10-12), Phase II National Honor (10-12), National Society (12), (12), Campus Life (10-12) Varsity Basketball Honor Society . (12), Cross Coun(12), Varsity Soccer (11,12), try Sirtoma Sarah Herrick Award (12), Sophomore Select Marching Band (10,11), SymCampus Life (10), Concert (11,12), Boys 'L' Choir (11), Cam- phonic Band Club (11,12), (11,12) pus Life (10,11), Young Life Swing Choir (10,11) Melinda James (11,12), Cross

DECA President dent (l2) phonic Band (11), Keen anK ahm (12), Varsity Concert Band National Honor Basketball (10), Campus Mariah Meyer Society (12), (11,12), Spirit Life ( 11, 12), Pomalinks ( 10Academic Letter Club (11,12), Spanish Club 12) Captain (11), (11,12), Honor S.A.D.D. Club (11), Hono r Roll Letter (10-12), Roll (10-12), (11), Campus Life Concert Choir (9-12), Academic Campus Life ( 11 ), (11 ,12), Boys "L" (11 ,12), Choir Letter (10, 11), FBLA Officer Club (12) Council Librarian Sertoma Softball (12), Close UP award (12), (11 ) President Club (12), French Amber Law National Honor (1 2), Madrigals Club ( 10, 11) Varsity GymnasSociety (12), (1 1,12), Sophotics (10), more Select (10), Prom Committee Emily Kanive Pomalinks (12), Drumline Musical (11,12), Photo Club (10), (11,12), FBLA (10-12) One-Act Play Multicultural (10-12), Campus (1 0,12) , Women's Club (10), Hono r Life (10-12) Valerie Moore Caucus (10,11), Roll (10,11), French Club (12), Red Cross Club Belles Voix (10), Nan Li Amnesty (10,11), • (10), Marching FCCLA Treasurer Asian Cauc us Young Democrats Band (10-12), (12) ( 10), Chinese (10-12), Advocate Concert Band Club (10- 12), Copy Editor (12), (10), Symphonic • Chinese Club Matthew Link of the Week Band (11,12), Ketchmark (10), Joynite (10- Amnesty IntemaPresident (11), tional (11) SADD Club (10Chinese Kale ido- 12), LPS Soloist @ All-City Solo scope (10,12), 12), Perfect Latoria Mot on Attendance ( 10Martia1 Arts Club Night (11 ,12), Pomalinks Letters President Indian ( 10-12), Martial 12), Honor Roll Caucus (10), (10-12), Vocal (10-12), Hacky Arts Club SecreRainbow Club Music Letters tary (10-12), Sack Club (12) (10-12), Board (11, 12), Aca.Toynite ( 11), Member (10), Las demic Letter Rainbow Club Chris Kingsley Razas Unidas (10,11), Rain bow (10,11), Honor Student Council (11,12), Dr. Roll (10-12), C1ub Board Executive Board King's Youth National Honor (11), President of member ( 11 ), Rally Speaker Society ParliaNational Honor Seed Club (11), (10), Student mentarian ( 12) Society (12), Varsity Debate Child Leam ing ( 11), Chairman of Academic Letter 2), (11,1 er Cent oy Moll ca Jessi r Hono 1), (10,1 tParen ed Plann E.T.S. (10-12) Softball (9-12), Roll (10- 12) hood Teen AdviJ.V. (9,10), Varsory Council ( 10Athey Nansel 12), Musical (10), Mitchell Matney sity (11,12), 1), (10,1 Club Art Allemic Acad (10Club D SAD Joynite M.C . (10to Trip Club Art all Softb State ct Perfe 12), ope 12), Kaleidosc (11), ago Chic "L" Girls (12), 10( e danc Atten • M.C. (10,12) Japanese Anim e Club (11 ,12), 12), Hono r Roll Japa(11), Club Band hing Marc y Hack ), Jeremie Larkins ( 10-12 Club e Anim nese Sym 2), (10-1 Presi Club Sack DECA (11 ,12),

President (12), Sci-Fi Club (11); Hono r Roll ( 1012) Julie Nguyen Mummers (10), Lion Dance (11,12), Aqualinks (12), Marching Band (12), Concert Band (12)

Jessica Nootz Campus Life ( 1012) Sign Language Club (10), Animal Rights Club (10-12) Louisa Olds Chinese Club (10-12), Martial Arts Club ( 10- . 12), French Club (11-12), Amnesty International (1012), Close-up Club (12), Or- • chestra (12), Varsity Girl Soccer (9,10,12), Letter Winner (9,10), National Honor Society President (12), ' Quiz Bow l Club Co-President (1112), Academic Letter (10, 11 ), Honor Roll (912), National Chinese Hono r Society (11), Scholar-Athlete Award (10)

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Carmen Olson Marching Band (10-12), Symphonic Band (1012), Close-Up (10,11) Sarah Pawelko Voices of Destiny (10), Reserve Volley ball (10), Campus Life (10), Soundsation member (12), Phase II (11,12), Concert Choir (12), Varsity Swing Choir (12), Choir council section leader (12), Musical "Oklahoma" (12), Honor Roll (10,11)

Band (10-12), Charlotte Ridge Laura Sandhorst Concert Band Marching Band Campus Life ( 10- (10,11), Sym(10-12), Sym12), Girls Soccer phonic Band phonic Band ( 10- (9-11 ), Rainbow (12), Varsity Golf 12), Young Club (10,11), (10-12), Letter Democrats ( 10Orchestra Mem(12), Martial Arts 12), National ber (10-12), Club ( 11 ), Honor Honor Society National Honor Roll (10-12), Secretary (12), Society (12) Academic Letter Honor Roll (10(11), National 12), Academic Jennifer Scott Chinese Honor Letter (10, 11) Campus Life Society (11), (10), SADD (11), Academic All Jessica Ross Young Democrats State (12) Varsity Gymnas( 11 ), Spanish tics (9,10), VarClub (12), Girls Abby Shrader sity Tennis (9-12), 'L' Club (12), Honor Roll ( 10Girls "L" Club Girls Reserve 12), National (11,12), Campus Tennis (10), JV Honor Society Life (10-12), Tennis (10), (12), Varsity Mummers (12), Varsity Tennis Swimming Letter Basketball (9) (11,12) Winner (9-12),

Richard Ross Varsity Football Deborah Peters (11,12), Varsity Sophomore Select Basketball ( 10(10), Speech (10), 12), Freshman Mummers (10Basketball (9), 12), Mummers Freshman Track Board (11,12), (9), Varsity Track Madrigals (10-12) (11,12), Concert Choir (11,12), Shannon Ruble Choir Council Varsity Girls (12), Musical (10- Softball (10-12), 12), Fall Play Girls 'L' Club (11,12), One Act (10-12), Bowling Competition (12), Captain (11,12), Spring (12), Campus Play (10-12), Life (12), Who's Joynite (10-12), Who Among EMCEE (11,12), American High Music and Drama School Students? Letter (11,12), (11), Who's Who Varsity Cheerin Sports? (12) leader (12)

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Sam Sharpe Varsity Golf (912), Basketball (9-11 ), Football (9), Campus Life (10-12), Spirit Club (10-12), Who's Who Among the High School Students (12), Boys State (12), DECA Treasurer (11, 12), Boys "L" Club V. President ( 10-12) Rachel Shear Close-Up Club (10-12), Board member (12), Chinese Club (10-12), National Honor Society (12), Marching

All-city Conference (11,12), Academic Letter Winner (10-12), Scholar-Athlete Award (10,11), French Club Officer (10-12), Vice-President (11), Women's Caucus (10,11), Girl's "L" Club (10-12), Amnesty International ( 1011), Red Cross Club (10,11), Young Democrats (10, 11), Yearbook Academics Editor (11), Yearbook Editor-in-Chief (12)

Karolina Sicinska

Cheerleading ( 1012), Spanish Club (11,12), JV Girls Tennis (11,12), Campus Life (11,12), Cheerleading Competition Squad (10-12)

Beth Singleton Varsity Softball (9-12), Captain V. Softball (12), Honor Roll ( 1012), National Honor Society (12), J.V. Soccer (10), Girls "L" Club (10-12), Cheerleading (11), Campus Life (11) John Snelling Boys "L" Club (12), Varsity Football (12) Anna Spilker Sophomore Select Choir (10), Concert Choir (11,12), Choir Council (12), LHS Musical Oklahoma (12), Vocal Letter (12), Leadership Development Project (10-12), Honor Roll (10-12), Academic Letter and Bar (11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Phase II Bible Study (10-12),

Board Member (11,12), Spanish Club (11 ,12) Jacinda Star Welsch Track (9,10), Cross Country ( 10), Art Club (10), Native American Caucus (10), Emerging Scholars (10,12), Junior Ach ieve ment (12), skipped jun ior year, dropped out of school 1st semester senior year, resu rrected self 2nd semester senior year. Araon Stege Science Oly mpiad (10-1 2) Luke Sticka Mummers ( 1012), Prep Jazz Band (10-12 ), Varsity Jazz Band (12), French Club (11,12) Elizabeth Stockard Emerging Scholars (10-12 ), Rainbow Club (10-12), V. President (12), African American Caucus (10-12), Secretary (12), President (12), Honor Roll (10-12), Dr. Martin Luther

King Rally Planning (10-12), Co Chairman ( 12), Campus Life ( 11), HIV/AIDS Peer Educator (11 ,12), National Honor Society (12), Voices of Destiny (12), Red Cross Club (12), Educational Talent Search (11,12) Maegen Straight Varsity Track ( 11, 12), Girls "L" Club (12), Campus Life (10-12), Orchestra (11,12), Band member LO, 12), Volleyball ~9,10), Bas ketball (9-11 ), Homecoming Court (11), National Honor Society ( 12) Suzzette Tolliver Red Cross (10). Campus Life ( 1012), French Club ( 10, 11 ), French Club Board Member (12), Mummers (11,12), School Musical ( 11, 12), Soundsation Member (11, 12), Concert Choir Me mber (12) Kira van Rossum Rainbo w Club Board me mb er

(1 0), French Club (10), V. President of Rainbow Club (11), SEED Club (11), Campus Life (11), Multiracial/ Biracial Caucus (11), Mummers (11,12), Internation The Spain Society (11,12), J.V Soccer (10), Varsity girls Soccer's STA girl (11), Multicultural steering committee (10), E.T.S. (11,12), Arts and Humanities Focus Program (12)

Life (11)

Catrayl L. Whitcomb MArching Ban d (10-12), Symphonic (10-12), Prep. Jazz Ban d ( 11 ,12), Varsity Jazz Band (12), Young Lions All Star Big Ban d (12), Honor Roll (10), African Americ an Stu den t Honor Roll ( 1012), African American Cau cus (10), Campus

Toni Wilson Pomalinks Drill team (10-12), Link of the Week ( 10), Honor Roll (10,12), II G Step Group (11,12), Joynite (,10-12), Gymnastics (11), DECA ( 11 ), Girls Track (12), Campus Life (10-12), Rai nbow Club (10,11), Las Razas Unidas (12)

Nikki Wilkinson Orchestra ( 1012) , Symphonic Band (11,12), Marching Band (11,12), Drum Major (12), Prep Jazz Band (12), Red Cross Club (10-12), Vice President ( 10, 11), Co- President (12), Band Council (12), National Honor Society (12), Honor Roll •(10-12), Oklahoma Pitt Orchestra (12), Orchestra and Band Letters, Hasting's Rolanda Warren Honor Band Campus Life ( 11), (11,12), All State ), (12 tra hes Orc ) (12 . .L.A F.B Voices of Destiny Wesleyan Honor Band (12), Winter (11 ,12) Letter Winds Honor (12), Yearbook Band (12) (12)

Adam Wuerfele Lincoln Journal • Star Teen Voices (10), GLBTSA (12), Amnesty International (11 J2) , Rainbow Club ( 11 ), Close Up Club (11,12), Vice President (12), Advocate (10-12), Entertainment Editor (10), Opinion Editor (11), Layout and Co-Editor in Chi ef (12), Little Women (12), Oklahoma! (12)

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Abbott, Amber 35 Abbott, Cody 66 Adam Von Busch 116 Adams, Mandi 86 Adkins, Barbara 102 Admire, John 66 Afuh, Chantal 26, 75, 86, 110 Aguilar, Andrew 86 Aguirre, Shawn 86 Ahlberg, Jason 102, 115 Ahmann, Mark 35 Ahrends, Lindsea 85 Akinyemi, Yinka 25, 35 Alabi, Olabode 85 Alabi, Olarnide 9, 25, 66, 111 Alama, Ayad 118 Alama, Fuad 144 Alama, Walat 86 Alandzak, Darijo 66 Alandzak, Lidija 66 Alayne Plantz 142 Albers, Adam 66 Albertson, Kourtney 66, 211 Aldanaf, Huda 66 Aldrich, Michael 85 Aldridge, Margaret 102 Alekabi, Enas 82, 118 Alesio, Andrew 35 Alexander, Gabriel 66 Alexander, Lizzie 86 Allder, Michael 35, 142 Allen, Aj 86 Allen, Chelsea 86 Allen, James 86 Allen, Kyle 86 Alley, Shane 86 Allgood, Anthony 66 Almquist, Ryan 35 Almquist, Steven 86 Alvarez, Tony 66 Amen, Holly 35, 156 Anaya-Orozco, Karina 86 Andersen, Amelia 35 Andersen, Katrina 66 Anderson, Hannah 86, 170,207 Anderson, Jamie 9, 86 Anderson, Joseph 35 Anderson, Sara 66 Anderson, Saundra 102 Anderson, Travis 85 Anderson-Young, Max 7, 86 Andrew Johnson 9 Anthony, Amy 86 Antoine, Frantz 35 Antoine, Joanne 26, 66 Appling, Victoria 66 Archie, Catherine 86, 110 Arent, Jeremy 36 Arizola, Jenny 85 Armstrong, Danielle 86 Armstrong, Kate 36 Arps, Stephanie 66 Asboe, Eric 10, 66,206 Ash, Marion 102 Austria, Stephen 86 Avdic, Nino 86 Avendano-Fierro, Beatriz

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18,85 Avery, Garrison 36 Avila, Pedro 86 Ayers, John 85

B Babcock, Daniel 86, 209, 210 Babcock, Heather 66, 211 Babl, Jeffrey 36 Backes, Michael 66 Bacon, Constance 86 Bacon, Jenni 66 Bahm, Lynn 86 Bahr, Elainea 86 Bailer, Keagan 85 Bailey, Chad 85 Bailey, Christine 66 Bailey, Kristie 150 Bajaj, Prashant 66, 85 Baker, Devon 27, 66 Baker, Matthew 66 Baker, Shandranella 85 Baldassano, Justin 36 Baldus, James 36, 264 Balkovec, Jennifer 66 Banes, Mark 66 Banks, Tarvis 86 Barajas, Abby 36 Barnes, Brandie 67 Barnes, Edward 67 Bartek, Joann 102 Bartek, Julia 86 Bartek, Robert 86 Bartels, Janelle 86 Bartlett, Frank 36 Bashor, Ben 67, 80 Baskin, Amanda 36 Bateman, Elizabeth 86 Baumgartner, Tiffany 86 Bayer, Jefferey 102 Beahr, Brian 67 Becker, Jason 36 Beckman, Jennifer 37, 265 Beckwith, Heidi 37 Beddes, Rachel 84, 86, 88,225 Bedell, K yndall 86 Beecham, John 37, 173, 206,209,210 Behrens, Eric 37 Belk, Brad 17 Belzer, Grant 67, 85 Benes, Jonathan 86 Benger, Michel 18, 85, 137 Bergeron, Molly 171 Berks, Katrina 86 Berks, Latasha 37, 120 Berlowitz, Andrew 37, 211 Berlowitz, Bryan 85 Bernstein, Ellen 86 Best, Donald 86 Rickert, Katherine 86, 99 Bienka, Alicia 86 Biggs, Jared 86 Binczik, Lisa 67, 80, 114 Birkmann, Corey 85 Bittinger, Stepanie 170 Black, Isaiah 37, 266 Black, Zach 86 Blahak, Janae 67 Blankenship, Trina 67 Blass!, Alicen 37, 152, 265 Blazek, Crystal ,66, 67, 142

Blazek, Jennifer 67 Bliss, Jada 86 Bloebaum, Dana 67,210 Bloom, Jason 37 Bloom, Tisha 67 Bluford, Brandon 67 Bobzien, Eric 85 Boden, Brandon 86 Boeschen, Emilia 37, 209,210,211 ,263 Bogan, Nateesha 86 Bogatz, Katie 67 Bomberger, Brian 86 Bonin, Brian 37 Bonne, Stephanie 102 Boone, Brian 85 Booth, Angela 85 Bornemeier, Nathan 67 Bossung, Andrew 37 Botts, Greyson 86 Bower, Katie 67 Bowers, Sefanie 102 Bowie, Thomas 37 Bowles, Aaron 67 Bowman, Joseph 37 Boye, Marge 102 Bozek, Jane 102 Bradford, Eric 37 Brady, John 102, 174, 209 Braly, Jill 37 Brautigam, Aaron 67, 75 Bredehoft, Michael 37, 144,209 Bredehoft, Scott 86 Brehm, Jason 85 Brekke, Rachel 85 Brennan, Lindsey 37, 266 Brenner, Cara 85 Brestel, Brooke 37, 157, 264 Brestel, Jack 102, 162 Brestel, Jake 182 Brethouwer, Emily 87 Brewer, Tasha 87 Brick, Cyndi 87 Brick, Mandy 87 Brindell, Aaron 67 Brink, Abby 37, 166, 167, 264 Brinkman, Kristine 102 Brockhoff, Elizabeth 102, 3 Brocksmith, Heather 38 Brocksmith, Holly 87 Brolliar, Alicia 87 Brooks, Chance 67 Brooks, Terron 38 Brooks, Tyler 38 Brown, Cedric 102 Brown, Chad 38, 75 Brown, Dustin 67 Brown, Jeremiah 87 Brown, Joseph 87 Brown, Julie 102 Brown, Katie 67 Brown, Lydia 26, 85 Brown, Matthew 87 Brown, Rachael 87 Brown, Stephanie 67 Brozek, Ann 38 Brozek, Erin 38, 152 J3rugh, James 87 Bruhn, Mollie 8, 152, 209 Brumm, Tim 38 Bruning, David 67 Brunke, Kathryn 87 Bryan, Nani 67 Bryan, Patrick 38 Bryant, Kathy 105 Bryant, Kathy 2, 102

Buck, Lisa 67 Buck, Nathan 67 Buda, Thomas 85 Bui, Thiep 87 Buis, John 27, 67, 144 Buljubasic, Senada 87 Burbach, Daniel 38, 209 Burbach, David 87 Burger, Gary 102 Burgess, Aaron 87 Burnham, Todd 68, 83 Burns, Anthony 87 Burns, Patrick 102 Burt, Mandi 38 Burt, Matthew 38, 138 Burton, Tranika 38 Burton, Tyreece 68 Burtscheidt, Julia 18, 68 Busboom, Meg 38, 111 Bussard, Bryan 38, 209 Bussey, Nicholas 38 Buttermore, Matthew 38 Buzby, Jason 87 Byorth, Abby 38

C Cahan, Lara 87 Caldwell, Ryan 68 Call, Troy 87 Callahan, Jared 85 Canter, Austin 68 Carcamo, Salvador 87 Cardwell, Tammi 87 Carey, Tonja 87 Carl, Christina 67, 68 Carlson, Marlyce 102 Carman,Ama nda38 Carman, Kala 38, 77 Cannan, Shelby 85 Carper, Matthew 87 Carr, Meghan 38 Carroll, Mariah 30 ,39, 263 Carter, Brian 85 Caruso, J. P. 102 Casarrubias, Laura 88 Caskey, Tracy 68 Casteel, Tanya 68 Catlett, John 162 Caughron, Katie 39 Cazares, Mauro 115 Cecrle, Chad 68, 209 Cervantes, Aracely 88 Cervantes, Cirilo 85 Chadd, Nichole 88 Chalk, Victoria 88 Champion, Erin 23, 39, 266 Champoux, Dan 102 Chansavang, Bouadeth 68 Chen, Emily 39, 137, 210,262 Chen, Philip 88 Chenevert, Amy 39,262 Chesnok, Nina 88 Child, Theresa 39 Chiles, Shelly 39 Chrastil, Brandon 88 Chrastil, Brian 68 Chrisp, Cassandra 85 Chrisp, Tyler 88 Christensen, Elizabeth 68 Christensen, Ian 68, 206, 211 Christensen, Kori 68 Christie, Yohance 68 Church, Adrienne 39 Clark, Daniel 85

Clark, Katrina 85 Clark, Kimberly 87, 88 Clark, Latrail 68, 77 Clark, Paul 68 Clauss, Cari 39 Clements, Candice 68 Clements, Christina 68 Clewell, Ryan 68 Clough, Holly 88 Clover, Nicholas 85 Coad, Malissa 68 Coatrnan, Crystal 88 Cobb, Sean 68 Coday, Kelsey 68 Coffin, Cheston 68 Coil, T.J. 88 Colberg, Jacob 88 Colburn, Ernie 88 . Cole, Aysia 68 Colfack, Jesse 39, 266 Colliers, Tyla 85 Colombe, Brett 68 Combs, Tremaine 40 Compton, Amber 68 Conant, Brian 88 Conant, Jennifer 40 Conner, Sidney 88, 172 Connett, Deva 88 Connett, Meghan 68 Conway, Letha 68 Cook, Brent 88 Cook, Megan 2 Cook, Meghan 68, 206 Cooke, Douglas 88 Cooper, Helen 25, 88 Cooper, Jamie 68 Cooper, Michael 40, 68 Copper, Cortney 40 Corneer, Gary 2 Corral, Carlos 88 Correll, Caitlin 40, 264 Correll, Megan 88 Cossey, Shandra 40 Cossey, Sharah 88 Cowell, Jeremy 68 Cowger, Marshall 88 Cox, Nicholas 85 Craig, Holly 68, 71 Crandell, Joel 68 Crane, Casey 40 Crawford, Brian 89 Crawford, Jennifer 40 Crawford, Seth 85 Crear, Mark 68 Creps, Jennifer 68 Crook, Jollynn 68 Crosby, Tasha 89 Crouch, Kristin 68, 114, 169 Crowther, Jennifer 68 Cruise, Edie 68 Cruse, Tyler 40,79 Cudaback, Lori 68 Cuevas, Francisco 85 Cummings, Lee 89 Cummings, Melissa 40, 136 Cunningham, Brian 89 Cunningham, Eron 41 Curry, Annie 41, 70,266 Cyriacks, Katrina 41 Cyriacks, Titus 89 Czeranko, Alex ill 102

D Daarud, Trisha 68 Dahlgren, Lee 27, 68, 81, 211

Dale, Hildegarde 102, 119 Danczak, Charles 85 Danekas, Miranda 68 Dang, Nguyet 41,209 Danielson, Holly 17, 41 Danner, Robert 89 Dao, Phuong Thao 89 Dao, Sa 68 Daugherty, Crystal 89 Davidson, Christine 9, 41 Davidson, Stephanie 89 Davis, Catherine 102 Davis, CJ 41 Davis, Demari 41 Davis, Jennifer 68 Davis, Jill 89 Davis, Kathy 104 Davis, Levi 89 Davis, Travis 89 Davison, Corki 68 Dawson, Ashley 41 Dawson, Linda 89,209 Dayton, Maggie 68 Deboer, Karen 89 Debrick, Stephanie 69 Debus, Jeremy 41 Debus, Kristina 89 Debus, Melissa 69 Decker, Jason 69 Degenhardt, Jody 41 Degenhardt, Melanie 85 Degraff, Anna 69 Delancey, Bradley 69 Delaney, Janell 69 Deleau, Lisa 89 Delvaux, Shawn 41 Demitroff, Gretchen 89 Densberger, Matthew 69, 206 Deschane, Ryan 89 Deschane, Stacey 41 Deterding, Sara 89 Deterding, Sarah 2 Detweiler, Wesley 89 Devoe, Jordan 69 Diaz, Matthew 85 Dick, Katie 89 Dick, Melissa 41 Dicke, Sarah 69 Dieken, Robert 89 Dietrich, Elizabeth 41 , 206 Dilley, Chase 69 Dillon, Jerry 25, 41 Dinh, Duyen 41 Dinh, Michael 6, 41 Dinh, Thuy Trang 69 Divizinskiy, Mike 89 Do, Lien 85 Do, Tony 69 Do, Vu 89 Dobbins, Fayshawn 89 Dobesh, James 69 Doble, Sara 89 Dohmen, Jessika 69 Donahue, Mary 89,209 Donahue, Nick 22, 25, 41,262 Donner, Crystal 69 Doran, Sara 69,209,211 Dorsey, Betty 102 Dougherty, Alicia 89 Dougherty, Patrick 89 Douglas, Curtis 89 Douglas, Sarai 89 Downs, Rebecca 41 Dragoo, Kristen 69 Drake, Michele 69

Drawbaugh, Laura 89 Drayer, Marlene 12 Dredge, Danielle 89 Dreith, Sunny 42, 117 Drews, Angela 69 Dubas, Kathleen 102 Ducey, Miranda 89, 135, 225 Duff, Jason 42 Dunbar, Sarah 14, 69 Dunbar, Sean 69 Duncan, David 85 Duncan, Devin 89 Duncan, Gentry 69 Dunn, Abbie 42 Dupont, Leah 85 Duschene, Andrew 42

E Earley, Michael 69 Easton, Maranda 85 Easton, Marie 69 Eath, Sokchoeun 42 Echols, Lawrence 69 Eckerson, Andrew 89 Eckles, Daniel 89 Eckle , Julia 13, 42, 120, 209,265 Edwards, Emily 42, 168, 263 Edwards, Travis 69 Effie, Dustin 42 Einemann, Megan 89 Eisenbraun, Barbara 102 Ekabi, Al, Enas 66 Ellis, Jimmy 10 Ells, Carissa 69 Enders, Addie 85 Engel, Ashley 69 England, Laura 70 Engleman, Kira 89 Eno, Christina 42 Epke, Effie 70 Erdman, Joshua 89 Erdman, Sonya 22, 42 Erdmann, Lacie 89 Erickson, Becky 89 Erion, Philip 89 Erlewine, Sara 70 Ernst, Randal 102 Eskra, Matthew 89 Estrada-Moore, Carmen 70 Evans, Anisha 70 Evers, Amanda 70

F Panders, Lukas 42 Panders, Megan 89 Fanning, Cassie 66, 70, 168,211 Farahani, Christina 89 Farahani, Mana 89 Farrall, Kelly 89, 110 Farrell, Eileen 8, 90 Felici, Sara 90 Ferdinand, Lisa 9, 42, 211,266 Fernandez, Mia 17, 265 Fernyhough, Danielle 22, 42. Ferrel, Elizabeth 42 Ferrigno, Stephanie 42 Ferrin, Julie 70 Ferris, Adam 85 Ferris, Steven 102, 105 Fiedler, Martha 42, 153 Finke, Katie 10, 90

Finkel on, Anna 42,266 Fire tone, Tiffany 70 Fi cher, Heather 85 Fisher Julie 90 Fixter, Tiffany 90 Flanagan, Erskin 70 Fleetwood, Yolanda 90 Flei chman Bill 90 Fleming, Abby 90 Fogerty, Nie 42, 209 Foree, Tamara 42, 156, 211 Foreman, Nicole 70 Foreman, Scott 90 Forney, Misty 42,211 Fortney, Tracy 102 Fortuna, Christina 85 Foster, Candace 70 Foster, Chike 90 Fouts, Jessica 43, 209 Fox, Jay 90 Fox, Jessie 90 Foy, Eric 70 France, Cole 90 Franey, Jared 90 Frank, Jessie 43 Frank, Rachel 90 Franklin, Michaela 26, 70,146,211 Franzen, Tyson 70, 162, 210,211 Freauf, Amber 90 Free, Alexa 90 Free, Roger 90 French, Jean 90,210 French, Kevin 102 Frerichs, Mike 70 Freytag, Stephanie 90 Friberg, Julie 70, 166 Frisbie, Brian 90 Frischie, Brandon 85 Frye, Brandon 85 Fuenning, Anna 90, 209 Fuhrer, Amy 90 Fuller, James 30, 90 Fuller, Zak 85 Fulmer, Lindsay 43 Fultz, Mike 2 Funcke, Annie 43, 164 Fushia, Richard 43

G Gabel, Nathanael 70 Gadeken, Christina 70 Gaines, Michelle 168 Gallant, Justin 90 Galusha, Billy 30, 90, 173 Galusha, Stacey 70,209, 210 Gandara, Torey 43 Gandu, Bahji 90 Garbacz, Betsy 43 Garcia, Christina 90 Gamer, Russell 90 Gashi, Jehona 70 Gaster, James 43 Gaster, Thomas 85 Gatewood, Edison 70 Geiger, Molly 43, 267 Geigle, Amanda 90 Geisler, Mark 70 Geist, Jaclyn 44, 209 Gelber, Nathan 44, 209, 210 Oesch, Joshua 90 Gewecke, Heath 70 Gewecke, Nick 70,211 Ghormley, Anne 70 Ghormley, Jana 102

Giebelhaus, Sam 9 Gie e, Ryan 70, 75 Gill, Dana 70 Gip on, Sean 90 Given , Ryan 44 Glantz, Brent 90 Gla er, Jacqi 44 Glazer, Tanja 44 Glenn, Travis 71 Gobber, Kelly 71,211 God~out, Alissa 90 Godfrey, Wyatt 90 Goebel, Suzanne 44 Goff, Jeffery 44, 265 Golden, Chad 90 Golden, Kyle 24, 44 Gomez, Aaric 71 Gomez, Abraham 85 Gomez, Alberto 71, 118 Gomez, Amber 90 Gomez, Mabel 90 Gonzalez, Eric 85 Gonzalez, Manuel 71, 115 Goodding, Stephanie 71 Goodwin, Carolyn 2, 3, 111 Goracke, Sara 71, 211 Gordon, Anthony 90 Gordon, Bryan 44,210, 211,263 Goree, Lucas 85 Gormley, Kaylie 90 Gormley, Kendra 22, 44 Gottula, Andrew 71, 144 Govori, Hatixhe 90 Govori, Rarnush 90 Graham, G'Nell 102 Graham, Ty 45 Grant, Jeremiah 71, 136 Grant, Regina 85 Grant-Colson, Nancy 103 Graul, MaryHelen 103 Grayer, Marlene 71 Green, Ashley 85, 150 Green, Elizabeth 71 Green,Joel4 5,263 Green, Liz 27, 209 Green, Victoria 90 Grell, Tara 71 Grenfell, Aaron 27, 71, 81 Greve, Joshua 90 Grime, Justin 90 Grimsley, Amanda 90 Grossman, Taylor 71 Grothen, Kara 45, 115, 209,265 Gruntorad, Jeremy 90 Gruntorad, Josh 71 Guenther, Brandon 85 Guevara, Issac 90 Guevara, Melanie 85 Gunther, Angela 91,207 Guthrie, Tiffany 91 Gutierrez, Nancy 91 Gwelo, Jennifer 91, 175

H Ha, Quy Hai 71 Ha, Toan 91 Haag, Camron 71 Haahr, Dyan 71 Haas, Amy 91 Haas, Steffen 71,210 Hadji, Souriya 119 Haffey, Eric 71 Haggan, Antwon 117 Hahn, Tracy 71, 209 Hain, Timothy 71

Hale, Jamaal 91 Hall, Jes ica 91 Hall, Terry 91 Halte, Meli sa 71 Hamby, Leann 103 Harnes, Beverly 45 Handly, Genee' 103 Handy, Kenneth 91 Hanika, Alisha 85 Hansen, Andy 91 Han en, Brian 71 Hansen, Daniel 85 Hansen, Russell 45 Han en, Sean 85 Hanshew, Jill 103, 2 Hanshew, Terry 2, 103, 121 Hardy, April 85 Hardy, Barbara 16 Hargesheimer, Christy 14, 103 Harlow, Sally 71 Harrell, Melanie 6, 71 Harrenstein, Tristan 85 Harrington, Megan 91 Harris, Chanel 26, 66, 70, 71 Harris, Chris 71 Harris, Emily 72 Harris, Erin 91, 99 Harris, Joshua 45 Harris, Justin 72 Harris, Melvin 45 Harris, Mozart 85 Harris, Spencer 72 Hart, Alyssa 91 Hart, Mary 72 Hartman, Nicholas 91 Hartman, Patrick 91 Hartshorn, Amber 91 Hartshorn, Michael 45 Ha an, Barakat 72, 118, 119 Hasan, Zahra 91, 118 Hashem, Shayma 85 Hass, Amber 91, 168,209 Hassebroek, Adam 14, 72, 76,210,211 Haught, Jamie 72 Hayes, Caitlin 91 Hayes, Justin 85 Heafer, Will 91 Heckman, Marilyn 103 Hehn, Tyler 91 Heibel, Micah 103 Heidemann, Amanda 10, 72, 74,210,211 Heineman, John 103, 111, 211 Heinzman, Chris 72 Hemmer, Joanie 72, 73 Hendricksen, Justin 45. Hendrickson, Ryan 72 Henne, Stella 45 Hergenrader, Jolene 44, 2, 263 Hergott, Brandon 27, 45 Hernandez, Andrea 72 Herndon, Amy 91 Herndon, Robert 91 Herrick, Caleb 91 Herrick, Sarah 45 Herron, Adam 91 Hervey, Stephanie 72 Heuke, Thomas 72 Hicks, Rachel 91 Hicks, Shaneice 26, 70, 72, 76,146 Hicks, Tiffany 45 High, Alynn 91

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High, Breanna 45 Hile, Stephanie 91 Hilker, Brad 72 Hilker, Jason 88, 91 Hill, Kylie 92 Hill, Trevor 45, 211 Hillhouse, Alice 113 Hilligas, Bree 72 Hilsabeck, Erin 45,264 Hilsbeck, Erin 152 Hines, Trudy 7, 103 Hinkley, Gary 103 Ho, Xuan-Trang 92 Hoang, Dai 92, 138 Hoang, Long 85 Hodge, Emily 72 Hodges, O.J. 72 Hoefling, David 72 Hoehne, Cynthia 103 Hoffman, Christopher 45 Hoffsrneyer, Bill 209 Hogan, Dallas 72 Hohensee, Adam 72 Hohensee, Josh 85 Hoistad, Jillian 72, 80 Holbert, Robert 103 Holland, Mark 72 Holland, Sara 23, 45, 264 Holman, Matthew 92 Holmes, Remington 72 Honda, Maiko 72 Hooks, Mel 72 Hooks, Melanie 17 Hopernan, Joshua 92 Hopkins, Jerroe 92 Hopkins, Ryan 72 Houck, Carrine 92, 209 Houdek, Donald 92 Howell, Allen 92 Hua, Leng 85 Hubka, Mindy 92, 206 Huff, Jeffrey 92 Hughes, Thomas 92 Hugnh, Lan 45 Humpal, Joe 166, 167 Hunt, Amelia 92, 209 Hutchinson, Katie 46 Hutson, Brian 72 Huynh, Luyen 72 Huynh, Tri Minh 92

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Ibrahim, Khalaf 72 Ibrahirnpasic, Alija 46, 209 Idigima, Bariture 72 Idigirna, Charles 72, 118 Ihnen, Joshua 85 Ilic, Sinisa 85 Ilisko, Eric 46 Inbody, Andrew 72 Intermill, Micah 72 Irland, Bret 150 Ismail Loving 9 Izaguirre, Angelica 92

J Jackson, Jimmy 85 Jackson, Tarin 92 Jacobson, Richard 72 James, Dustin 85 James, John 85 James, Kimberly 92 James, Melinda 46, 224, 262 James, Zachary 46 Jareldine Mays 143 Jaspersen, Kelly 92

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Jedlicka, Shane 72 Jennings, Jeremy 92, 206 Jensen, Mandi 92 Jensen, Shane 46 Jewell, Arny 46, 135 Jeys, Christopher 46, 263 Jezidzic, Kristina 140 Jobman, Christopher 92 Jode Ly 8 Joel Green 116 Johns, Tonya 92 Johns, Travis 72 Johnson, Andrew 9, 46, 211 Johnson, Aubree 46, 141 Johnson, Ben 46, 165, 211 Johnson, Benjamin 46, 267 Johnson, Brianna 92 Johnson, Cory 92 Johnson, David 92 Johnson, Erin 168 Johnson, Freyja 72 Johnson, Korissa 72 Johnson, Patrick 92 Johnson-Flower, Linda 103 Johnston, Sara 92 Johsnon, Kenneth 72 Jones, Bianca 92, 2 Jones, Christopher 46 Jones, Giovanni 103, 151 Jones, Jeremy 85 Jones, Michael 147, 1 72, 211 Jons, Sylvia 25, 92, 209, 210,211 Joplin, Candace 85 Jordan, Bill 2

K Kabat, Dustin 72 Kadavy, Calvin 46 Kadavy, Laura 72, 211 Kadavy, Lexi 72 Kadavy, Staci 92 Kahler, Stephanie 46, 209 Kahler, Tracy 92 Kahrn, Jennifer 92 Kahm, Keenan 46, 265 Kaiser, Kelsey 46 Kaiser, Tami 103 Kalcik, Brione 92 Kalkowski, Nathan 92 Kalkwarf, Matthew 72 Kaluza, Amanda 92 Kanive, Emily 46, 265 Kapke, Sarah 92, 209 Kapperman, Marcia 46 Kaup, Doug 72 Kazern, Haider 92 Kazern, Hassarn 92 Keating, Victoria 92 Kechley, William 103 Keefe, Debra 103 Keelan, Maggie 92 Keeler, Jason 46 Keetle, Ben 92 Keller, Gregory 103 Keller, Judith 103, 2 Keller, Melissa 72 Keller, Nathan 72 Kelly, Barry 92, 166 Kelsey, Joseph 73 Kennedy, Alene 92, 209 Kennedy, Ryan 73 Kenney, Beth 47, 112 Kenney, Melody 16, 103

Kepler, Erica 73, 211 Kerkerneyer, Kyle 66, 85 Kerns, Jared 27, 73, 81 Ketchrnark, Matthew 47 Kettler, Tommy 73 Keys, Jordan 66, 73 Keyzer, Lydia 92 Khedir Al-Tiae, Janon 15,47 Kieckhafer, Katherine 92 Kienholz, Jayme 92 Kieselhorst, Brent 47 Kieu, Tuyet 92, 111 Kiggins, Stephanie 85 Kiihne, Mark 85 Kiihne, Melinda 73 Kilgore, Nicole 92 Kill, Kylie 211 . Killen, Chris 93 Killham, Adam 73 Killman, Kristen 73 Kilpatrick, Morgan 93, 206 Kilzer, Elizabeth 47 Kimbrough, Walter 47 Kirnmen, Ashley 93 Kindler, Brad 13, 47 King, Kile 93 King, Melkadas 26, 47 King, Nathan 85 King, Nick 93 Kingsley, Christopher 47, 262 Kingston, Constance 103 Kinnison, Michelle 93 Kinseth, Daniel 93 Kinyoun, Jarad 73 Kirstine, Jason 73 Kitagawa, Hiro 93 Kitagawa, Seiko 47 Kitt, Gregory 85 Klaus, Christopher 73, 206 Klein, Candie 93 Klein, Lynette 73,210, 211 Klernsz, Justin 73 Knaff, Patric 85 Knapp, Christian 48, 211 Knapp, Jacob 48 Knaub, Danielle 93 Knight, Alyx 103 Knocke, Karen 48 Knoll, Eric 103 Knoll, Jennifer 93 Knopp, JR 73,145,211 Knott, Jennie 93 Koch, Joseph 48 Koenig, Richard 48 Koenigsman, Kaitlyn 73 Kohtz, John 48 Koinzan, Sarah 93 Kolakovic, Maja 93 Kotwas, Rosalie 7, 103 Krecklow, Adam 48 Kreigler, Tyler 73 Kreps, Hannah 73 Kroll, Jeremiah 48, 209 Krutak, Lynae 48, 209 Krynsky, Robert 73 Krzhizhanovsky, Senya 85, 136 Kucera, Jenee 73,211 Kulawik, Matthew 73 Kulawik, Sam 73 Kulwicki, Arny48 Kulwicki, Travis 49 Kunz, Ken 93,210 Kunz, Kyren 93

Kunz, Tanner 73, 76 Kunzman, Jessica 73 Kupfer, Ruth 103 Kuzma, Katie 73,211

L La, Bao 73 Laam, Choul 93 Labrum, Elizabeth 85 Lacy, Kathryn 93 Lafgren, Megan 165 Lafollette, James 103 Laing, John 73 Laing, Teri 93 Lairmore, Jeff 93 Lamb, Clinton 73 Lamberson, Kara 69, 74, 211 Landis, Sarah 74 Lang, Rusty 74 Langdon, Melissa 93 Lange, Frankie 209 Larkin, Jared 93 Larkins, Jeremie 49, 264 Larsen, Cynthia 49, 153 Larson, Chery 1 103 Lathen, Chris 49 Lathrop, Katie 71, 74, 84 Lattimer, Debra 103 Lauterbach, Tess 49,209 Lauver, Cindy 74 Law, Amber 49,209,265 Lawson, Gregory 49,206 Lawson, Willie 93 Le, Chi Diem 6, 49 Le, Minh 85 Le, Nghia 93 Le, NgocT74 Le, Thuy 93, 141 Le, Tri 49 Le, Tuan49 Leafty, David 85 Lear, Gregory 93 Lear, Robert 85 Lear, Roland 74 Lear, Tessa 93, 116 Leazer, Shannon 93 Leber, Elizabeth 49 Leber, Liz 135,210 Lechner, Galen 74 Lechner, Joel 74 Ledder, Louis 49 Lee, Karen 85 Lefeber, Carol 103 Lefeber, Matthew 93 Lefeber, Paul 49 Lefferts, Robert 74, 211 Lefler, Byron 49 Leggiadro, Brenda 103 Leggiadro, Liz 74, 211 Lehn, Joshua 7 4 Lehr, Joshua 7 4 Leibel, Nicole 49 Leick, Janet 103 Lekai, Mary 74 Lenz, Nathan 93 Leon, Edwin 93 Letellier, Grant 49 Leuty, Melissa 74 Li, Nan 23, 49,263 Lickliter, Cassandra 49 Liesveld, Sarah 93 Lile, Tad 49, 82 Lind, Nicholas 93 Lindholm, Danielle 93 Lindholm, Pam 103 Lindner, Tabetha 93 Lindner, Tiffany 49 Lindschrnidt, Angela 50

Linke, Nicole 74 Lisa Ferdinand 9 Liss, Na than 50 Lockhom, Nick 93 Lodwig, Lori 93 Lofgren, Megan 74, 211 Logan, Steven 74 Logsdon, Laurie 103, 141 Lohmeier, Desiree 74, 168 Lomax, Andy 93 London, David 103 Lone Wolf, Makyla 93, 156 Long, Chelsea 50 Long, Josephine 93 Longs, Alisha 93 Longs, Matthew 74 Loos, Stacy 93, 96, 211 Lopez, Elias 74 Lopez, Hoe 93 Lorence, Brandon 93 Lortz, Colin 74,211 Losh, Andrew 93 Louderback, Eric 93 Love, Kellen 93 Loving, Ismail 9 Lowe, Victoria 74 Lozano, Lydia 50 Ludemann, Kathryn 94, 207 Luedtke, Sharill 103 Luhr, Logan 50 Luna, Jose' 85 Luna, Tony 50 Lundquist, Elizabeth 50 Luong,Thi94 Lutz, Tiffny 74 Luu, Khoa 74 Ly, Jode-8, 74, 84

M Maaske, Bradley 94 Mad, Shaft 74 Madison, Amber 74 Madlock, Micah 94 Magdanz, Luke 75,209 Magee, Kendra 94 Magwire, Amanda 94 Magwire, Brittni 85 Maitland, Chelsea 14, 75 Malick, Amanda 75 Mallory, Kevon 141 Malotky, Nichole 50 Maloy, Benjamin 75 Maness, Travis 135 Mann, Travis 75 Mann, Tyler 94 Manning-Keche, Megan 94 Manuylo, Oksana 85,209 Marahatta, Anita 75,209 Markey, Jeffrey 50 Marquart, Benjamin 50 Marr, Amanda 51 Marschman, Lauren 94 Marsh, Sara 94 Martin, Abbie 85 Martin, Bobby 94,210 Martinez, Adam 26, 75, 147,211 Martinez, Carlos 87, 94 Martinez, Claudia 51 Martinez, Jose 94 Martinez·, Juana 14 Martinez, Maria 75 Martinez, Nancy 94 Maske, Angela 94

Mason, Claire 94 Mihulka, Katie 76 Mason, Katherine 94, Mildenberger, Tom 94 103,164, 207 Miller, Ashley 94, 209 Mason, Marcus 51 Miller, Gerald 76 Mason, Pamela 94 Miller, Janna 94, 165, 209 Mason, Travis 7 5 Miller, Kathleen 7 6 Mason, Wallace 75 Miller, Marc 94 Massa, Casey 14, 75 , 210, Miller, Michael 52 211 Miller, Nicki 76 Massa, John 94 Miller, Sarah 52, 209 Mathieson, Craig 94 Miller, Seth 76 Matic, Ivan 94 Miller, Vince 94 Matic, Sujetlaria 94 Milligan, Megan 76, 84, Matney, Mitch 23, 151 209 Matzke, Sarah 75 Milliken, Jordan 76 Mayfield, Mike 26, 74, Mills, Adam 26, 76 75, 146, 147 Minzel, Travis 52 Mays, Jareldine 103, 143 Mistoler, Korene 76 Mazurek, Maria I 03 Mix, Keesha 94 McCain, Michelle 75 Mogensen, Joe 94 McCave, Nicholas 85 Mohammad, Sawsan 76 McClain, Carol 103 Mohammad, Sundus 82, McClure, Laura 75 85 McClure, Randy 51 Mohr, Hannah 94 McCormack, Justin 94 Mohr, Jamie 94 McCown, Adam 75 Mohr, Joshua 76 McCoy, Kasey 171 Molloy, Jessica 30, 52, McCoy, Phil 75 168,264 McCray, Kimberly 75 Monroe. Brianne 53 McCray, Raunetta 85 Moock, Dave 76 McCready, Alan 75, 138 Moody, Leida 94 McCready, Amanda 94 Moore. Daniel 94 McGee, Ty 75 Moore, Da'vida 94 McGill, Mel 75 Moore, Joe 76 McGinn, Deborah I03 Moore, Melvin 85 McGinness, Eugene 209 Moore, Ta'Kiya 94 McGinness, Jason 5 1 . Moore, Valerie 53, 264 McGovern, Amanda 50 Morales, Carmen 76, 224 McKay, Megan 85 Morford, Carl y 76 McKeeman, Eric 75 Morgan , Kristina 94 McKillip, Tasha 51 Morin, Ambyr 76, 209 McLean, Nathan 51 , 166. Morris, Joshua 95 167 Morris, Kyle 85 Morris, Nate 76 McMaster, Ryan 94 . Mon-ow. She,i 95 McMeen, Tiffany 75 McNish, Lisa 67, 75, 80. Morter. Kristin 95 114 Mor~on, Ternesha 76 rviosby, Stephanie 95 McPherson, Jessie 51 ~ lo,ier. Melissa 53 McPhersoq, John 51 ,'\t1oton, Latoria 17, 266 McQueary, Dennis 94 Mounce, Bobby 53 McThenia, Nathen ~i-l i\.fox ham, Sheena 85 Mc Williams, Tea 75 ~foxham, Willy 53 Mc Williams, TeITy 94 Mlleller, Katri na 95 Medina, Ashley 85 Mullendore, Kelly 103 Medina, Orvin 75 i\'lunger, Allison 53 Meester, Kristin 75 Munscr, Marsha 103 Mefferd, Ashley 94 Munn, Christopher 53, Mehser, Cori 75, 76 143 Meier, Hans 52 Murphy, David 85 Melpolder, Sally 94, 96 ,1Vlurphy, Joann 103 Memrning, Brandon 52 Myatt. Mira 53 Memrning, Jeremie 52, Myers, Bill 2, 103 164 Myle&, Kevin 24, 53, 114, Mendez, Julio Cesar 76 2 1 Menning-Kechely, Meghan 110 Meredith, Jackson 94 Merrill,·Mark 94, 140 1agle, Patrick 76, 162, Mersed, Robert 103, 104. 209 170 Nalow, Adam 95 Mesa, Jade 52 Nansel, Afley 263 Mesenbrink, Matthew 94 Nunsel, Athey 53 Meyer, Cory 52 Nassir, Shaima 27 Meyer, Jared 76 Natm shkin, Denis 18, 85, Meyer, Kellan 76 209 Meyer, Mariah 52, 262 Naumann, Anne-Marie 76 Meyer, Shaunna 103, 15(, Navas, Joseph 95 151 Neff; David 76 Mickelson, Mikki 94 Negle, Pat 79

Neil, Justin 54 Neilsen, Devin 113 elsen, Bethany 95 Nelson, Amanda 54 Nelson, Glenda 103 Nelson, Jana 209 Nelson, Julie 103 Nelson, Kevin 76,209, 211 Nemmers, Ashley 76,209 Neruda, Stephanie 76, 166,206 Nettleton, Jason 10, 77 Nettleton, Thomas 95, 182 Neukirch, Matthew 54 Neumann, Matthew 77 Nevitt, Brad 77 Newcomer, Marjean 103 Newell, Rosalee 95 Newman, Marc 77 Ngo, Cindy 77 Ngo, Hoa 83, 95 Nguyen, Christina 111 Nguyen, Dan 116 Nguyen, Hanh 95 Nguyen, Hien 105 Nguyen, Hoa 77 Nguyen, Huan 77 Nguyen, Hung 54, 95, 206 Nguyen, Huy 95 Nguyen, Huynh 77 Nguyen, Julie 54, 265 Nguyen, Khoa 77 Nguyen, Le 77 Nguyen, Linh 24, 54 Nguyen, Ly 77, 111 Nguyen, My Hanh 95 Nguyen, Nam 77 Nguyen, Ngoc 77 Nguyen, Quoc 85 Nguyen, Stacy 12, 77, 83 Nguyen, Thao 77 Nguyen, Thuy 54, 113 Nguyen, Tony 95,206, 211 Nguyen, Trinh 95 Nguyen, Tu 95 Nguyen, Van 54 Nguyen, Viet 95 Nguyen, Vivi 77 Nichols, Amara 77,210, 211 Nichols, Amy 77 Nicholson, Bonnie 77 Nielsen, Bryce 95 Nielsen, Devin 54 Nielsen, Drew 95 Nightengale, Justin 77, 139 Noonan, Derick 69, 85 Nootz, Jessica 54, 207, 262 Nordmeyer, Crystal 77 Norris, Jason 54 Norris, Kara 95 North, Melissa 95 Novacek, Christopher 85 Novak, Bailey 77 Novak, Douglas 85 Novak, Elisha 77 Novak, Emily 95 Novak, Jackie 77 Novak, J. R. 54 Novak, Rachel 96, 2 Nungesser, Cain 54 yhoff, Roger 96

0 Oberheu, Niki 96, 209 O'Brien, Beth 96, 99 O'Brien, Claire 96 O'Brien, Jack 77 O'Brien, Michael 96 Obrist, Karen 54 Oes9TI-ann, Matt 96 Oetken, Amber 96 Okra, Damarcus 96 Oldfield, Matthew 96 Olds, Elizabeth 77 Olds, Louisa 54 Olguin, Christopher 54 Olmsted, Michael 54 Olsen, Don 103,211 Olson, Carmen 54, 112, 262 Ondrak, Tara 77 Oneel, LaTasha 150 Opbroek, Abby 95, 96, 140 Opfer, Jessica 96 Ortega, Benjamin 96 Osmanovic, Mirzama 96 Osorio, Erik 77 Ostgaard, Eric 78 O'Toole, Kane 54 Overstreet, Taurean 78 Owens, Luther 96 Owens, Victor 96 Owomoyela, Erik 96

Paez, Danielle 55 Paez, Katrina 78 Palmer, Douglas 96 Palmer, Jaltheaus 96 Palmer, Keith 96 Pancharoen, Sara 14, 78 Pape, Steven 85 Papov, David 209 Pappas, Thomas 103, 2 Parde, Danielle 96 Parker, Lindsay 78 Parker, Lisa 25, 96, 207 Parker, Stephenie 78 Parks, Jeremy 211 Patel, Devin 78 Patterson, Dick 2, 103 Patterson, Lori 91, 96 Paul, Shannon 55 Paulsen, Brooke 96 Pawelko, Sarah 55, 262 Payne, Amanda 78 Payne,Jodi5 5, 151 Payne, Josephine 78 Payne, Josie 146 Payne, Ryan 55 Payne, Tyler 97, 183 Pearce, Joshua 97 Pearson, Seth 55 Pearson, Challese 55 Pearson, Grant 78 Pederson, Christopher 78 Pella, Angela 85 Penrod, Rachel 55 Perez, Allan 85 Perez, Joe 97 Perez, Matthew 97 Perez, Mikeala 55 Perkins, Jay 78, 183 Person, Brett 55 Pescador, Zachariah 78 Peterlini, Luca 85

Peter , Deborah 56 265 Peters, William 97 Petersen, Kyle 78 Petersen, Lori 97 Petersen, Ray 85 Peterson, Alexis 97 Peterson, Danae 78 Peterson, Jewles 210 Peterson, Jules 97 Peterson, Kris 78 Peterson, Sunni 56, 114, 210 Pewthers, Mike 78 Phaisan, Aroun 56, 114, 136, 173 Pham, Ha 97 Pham, Hue 78 Pham, Thach 97 Pham, Thieu 97, 138 Pham, Tinh 112 Pham, Van 97 Phan, Sang 97 Phan, Thanh 78 Phan, Tien 97 Philippi, Drew 7, 78, 115, 136 Phillip, Jerrod 24, 56 Phillips, Diana 56 Phillips, Heather 97 Phillips, Michael 97 Phillips, Rick 97 Phillips, Rolin 97 Philpot, Chas 78 Phipps, Derrick 97 Phun, Mai 78 Pickel, Justin 87 Pierce, Ashli 78 Pierce, Brennan 97 Pierce, Lenna 209 Pierce; Reed 97 Pike, Mary 56 Pilcher, John 78 · Pilcher, Jr., Earl 97 Pinkston, Tanner 85 Pinneo, Lundon 97, 153 Plantz, Elaine 97 · Platte, Harley 78 Plooster, Danielle 56 Plowman, Brandi 87, 97 Podwinski, Scott 56 Polk, Adair 97 Popov, David 85 Portillo, Gonzalo 78 Pottorff, Adam 78 Powell, Leah 78 Prasek, Michella 97 Praun, Luan 97 Prey, Margaret 104 Price, Steven 91, 97 Priess, Chelsea 78 Pulec, Sandra 97 Putnam, Sean 104

Q Qadir, Chinar 97 Quick, Derek 56, 211 Quick, Rocky 56, 138 Quiring, Steve 104

R Raasch, Scott 78 Rader, Charissa 57, 165, 209 Rader, Kasi 78 Range, William 85 Rasmussen, Eric 97 Rathbun, Kristin 57, 225 Raymond, Ashley 97

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Raymond, Morissa 97, 209,224 Razamazov, Natalia 78,209 Reavis, Justin 85 Redwine, Marcus 78 Reed, Candus 78 Reed, Darrius 97 Reed, Jeremy 78 Reed, Kevin 97, 163 Reed, Megan 97 Reeves, Arthur 97 Reide, Godfrey 78 Reimers, Jodi 97 Reinhardt, Eric 57 Reinkordt, Elizabeth 78, 209,225 Reinwald, Joshua 57 Reinwald, Rayna 97 Reis, Paul 210 Remmers, Amanda 8, 97 Resch, Luke 97 Resendiz, Mariella 209 Restau, Nick 97 Rets, Paul 78 Rewinkel, Danielle 78 Reyes, Vinnie 85 Reynolds, Cassey 85 Reynolds, Jennifer 97 Reynolds, Rolanda 85 Rezac, Kiley 97 Riblett, Chris 78 Rice, Brian 78 Richard, Jenny 57 Richard, Jim 97 Richey, Heather 78 Rickover, Anne 104 Ridge, Charlotte 57, 113, 209,263 Ridge, Glynna 171 Riechen, Ulricke 19, 78 Riggle, Emily 78 Riley, Anthony Ii 85 Riley, Brittney 57 Rindone, Meghan 97 Rindone, Scott 57 Rine, Shirley 104 Rivera, Tamara 85 Roach, Nuru 87, 97 Roach, Ronee 57, 112 Roach, Sandra 104 Roark, Lindsey 209 Roberts, Justin 57 Roberts, Terra 98 Robertson, Celine 6, 104 Robertson, Melissa 27, 78,168 Robinson, Sean 78 Robinson, Tierre 211 Robinson, Zachary 98 Rodriguez, Elicia 85 Roelfs, Matt 9 Roelfs, Matthew 57 Rogers, Grant 98 Rogers, Jay 78 Rogers, Natasha 57 Rogers, Philip 57 Rosado, Brittany 57, 209 Rosas, Patricia 85, 150 Ross, Anthony 98 Ross, Emily 78 · Ross, Jessica 57, 264 Ross, Richard 57, 262 Roth, Jenny 98 Roth, Julia 57, 78 Roth, Nicholas 85 Rouse, Aaron 79 • Rouse, Leslie 57, 209

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Roux, Chase 79 Roux, Lindsay 7, 98, 169 Rowe, Amy 98 Rowe, Curtis 79 Ruble, Shannon 57, 169, 265 Ruble, Shawn 57 Ruiz, Joel 98 Rung, Tyson 79 Rupert, Dianne 79 Rush, Josilen 98 Rush, Stacey 58 Rush, Terry 104 Russ, Barbara 98 Rutt, Christopher 79,210 Rutt, Natalie 98 Rutz, Kelsey 79, 210, 211 Rutz, Scott 11, 25, 98, 165 Ryan, Jessica 79 Ryan, Sara 79 Rynearson, James 104

Sacca, Andrea 79 Sager, Bruce 79 Sager, Christoper 79 Saleh, Hasanen 79 Saleh, Hawra 79, 119 Sanborn, Jamie 58 Sanchez, Antonio 98 Sanchez, Thomas 85 Sand, Nancy 104 Sandhorst, Laura 58, 265 Sands, Katie 98 Sasdf, Karolina 12 Sasse, Danielle 98 Sasse, Drew 58, 136 Sasse, Jamie 98 Satchell, Vanessa 98 Satterthwaite, Jamie 79 Satterthwaite, Lindsay 79 Sausedo, Corinna 98 Sawyer, Bryan 98 Schaaf, Tammi 104 Schacher, Tanner 98,210 Schack, Andrea 79 Schaffert, Sally 98, 165, 211 Scharp, Laurie 79 Scharton, Richard 58 Scharton, Wes 58 Scherer, Sarah 58, 209, 210 Schidler, Christopher 79 Schiffbauer, Jeffrey 58 Schiltz, Chris 98 Schmidt, Jerri 85 Schmidt, Matthew 58 Schmidt-Maser, Elizabeth 98 Schnell, Alex 98 Schnell, Brandy 79, 209, 211 Schock, Andrew 79 Schomaker, Christine 79, 211 Schroeder, Brandon 58 Schroeder, Steven 79 Schulz, Suzy 2 Schwaninger, Cody 85 Schwebke, Jeremy 98 Schweitzer, Christopher 98, 110 Schweitzer, Ryan 79 Schwochow, Lacey 79 Scott, Dustin 79 Scott, Frederick 98 Scott, Jennifer 58, 265

Scott, Nick 79 Scranton, Barbara 104 Scrivens, Eric 79 Sears, Riley 98 Sebek, Jessica 80 Sedlacek, George 104, 2 Seuferer, Chuck 80 Shafer, Tracey 58 Shandra, Joseph 104 Shapoval, Jeff 98 Shappell, Jessica 58 Sharp, Drea 98 Sharp, Teresa 58 Sharpe, Sam 58, 264 Sharpe, Samuel 104 Shatalov, Grigory 209 Shaw, Brent 80 . Sheaff, Clay 58 Shear, Rachel 58, 210, 263 Shearer, Jared 98 Shearer, Mark 115 Sheppard, Mary 98 Sherman, Celia 104 Sherman, Trevor 85 Shields, Kelly 80, 114 Shiffer, Kat 209 Shiffler, Katharine 10, 98 Shinall, Ayesha 80 Shippen, Tiffany 98 Shively, Edward 98 Shockey, Lindsey 98 Shortridge, Matthew 58, 209 Shotsman, Kelly 98 Shrader, Abby 58 Shrauger, Amber 80 Shurter, John 98 Sicinska, Karolina 58, 121, 265 Siddiq, Hanna 98 Silvestrini, Christina 80, 211 Simeck, Josie 24, 80, 111, 2,211 Simmons, Kristin 59 Simpson, Harold 2, 3 Sinchuk, Natal'ya 80, 209 Sinchuk, Slava 209 Sindelar, Michael 80 Singleton, Beth 59, 168, 263 Singleton, Danielle 98 Sitherwood, Keith 80 Skinner, Aaron 80 Skrdlant, Jami 98 Slater, Ronnie 98 Slyke, Van, Matthew 83 Slyter, Keenan 59 Smail, Alexis 10, 74, 80, 210 Smetter, Brandon 59 Smidt, Melissa 59 Smith, Autumn 11, 80 Smith, Chris 80 Smith, Kasandra 98 Smith, Naomi 59 Smith, Shawn 98 Smolyuk, Valentina 98 Snelling, John 59,263 Snider, Nicole 98 Snyder, Heather 59 Soflin, Bradley 85 Soldier, Long, Gabriel 93 Solodovnik, Valeriy 80 Solorio, Erendira 85 Solorio, Reynaldo 85 Sonder, Derek 59 Sorensen, Charles 80

Soulliere, Nicole 80 Soung, John 98 Soung, N ael 80 Southwick, Mary 104 Southworth, Mary 104 Spale, Tameaka 80 Spencer, Chelsey 98 Spencer, Troy 99 Spilker, Anna 12, 59, 121, 266 Spilker, Micah 99, 116 Spires, Timothy 80 Sprenger, Jacob 80 Springer, Heather 99 Springer, Stacey 80, 170 Stadnick, Jessy 80 Staley, Amy 80 Staley, Tabitha 99, 210 Stamler, Luke 80 Stamps, Gus 99 Standley, Abigail 80 Stanley, Jessica 80 Star, Jacinda Welsch 262 Stark, Jeanne 104, 105, 121 Starkey, Robert 60 Starks, Devan 81 Staswick, Brian 81 Statler, Rowena 99 Stege, Aaron 60, 206, 264 Stege-Tompset, Micah '99 Stepanyuk, Slavic 209 Stepanyuk, Svyatoslav 81 Stephens, Allison 99 Stephens, Demetrius 85 Stems, Sarah 6, 81 Stevens, Angie 11, 69, 79, 81 Stewart, Audrea 85 Stewart, Peggy 104 Stewart, Tammy 81 Sticka, Luke 8, 60, 265 Sticka, Sam 99 Stinson, Jeffrey 81 Stinson, Matthew 99 Stitman, Patrick 99 Stitman-Kelley, Jillian 60, 69 Stitt, Katie 24, 81, 210 Stoakes, Nicole 99 Stockard, Carroll 99, 224 Stockard, Elizabeth 111, 224,264 Stokes, Shawn 104 Stokke, Erin 25, 81,211 Stollar, Rebecca 99 Stolp, Christopher 81 Stoner, Harvey Jr. 2, 104 Stork, Jim 2 Story, Ethan 81 Stout, Bo 60 Stovall, Abigail 81 Stovall, Scott ~ 1 Straight, Maegen 23, 60, 263 Strain, Jesse 60 Strand, Emil 19, 81 Strand, Judy 104 Stratman, Meghan 60 Stroman, Alyshia 11, 82 Studnicka, Lacey 60, 110 Stuertz, John 85 Stumpf, Adam 60 Stutzman, Destiny 85, 2 Styskal, Andrew 82 Sugawara, Takuya 82 Suing, Ron 104 Sukhram, Mike 27, 82 Svoboda, Alex 25, 99,

209, 225 Swanson, Alicia 82 Swartz, Angel 82 Swartz, Ashley 99, 166 Swartz, Audrey 99 Swift, Nate 82 Swihart, Melissa 61, 209 Swoboda, Amy 82, 84, 209 Sydow, Austen 99 Sydow, Austin 91 Sykes, Michelle 99

T Ta, Kattie 67, 82 Ta, Xuan 61, 139 Tafoya, Adrian 85 Tafoya, Andres 99 Taha, Hozan 99 Tahir, Sherwan 99 Tang, Janice 61 Tang, Sandy 82 Tang, Thuy 82, 120 Tanner, Amy 85 Taran, Daniel 99, 209 Taran, Mark 85,209 Tate, Autumn 22, 61, 150 Tate, Jackie 82, 211 Taylor, Bailey 99 Taylor, Katie 82, 175, 209,210,211 Taylor, Kesha 22 Taylor, Shaun 61 Taylor, Tara 61 Teater, Kelle 82 Tegeler, Ross 151 Tep, Narin 99 Terry, Clayton 82 Teske, Marcus 85 Thaller, Sarah 82 Thao, Phuong Dao 134 Tharis-Hacham, Ahmed 82 Tharis-Hacham, Ali 85 Thelen, Sara 82,210 Thomas, Billy 99 Thomas, Chancey 99 Thomas, Derek 82 Thomas, Terrance 99 Thompson, Daniel 99 Thompson, David 99 Thompson, Dustin 100 Thompson, Jeffrey 100 Thompson, Jerry 100 Thompson, Lindsay 61, 113 Thompson, Sarah 61 Thompson, Tim 82 Thompson, Timothy Sr. 16 Thornton, Nicholas 82 Thorson, Jessica 100 Thulin, Sarah 100 Tiangco, Allison 100 Tiedeman, Ryan 82 Tiedgen, Angela 82 Tiedgen, Marcus 100 Tierney, Joshua 100 Tirnming, Meghan 61, 209 Timmons, Emily 82 Tiritilli, Natasha 100 Tische, Lacey 100 Tobin, Katie 82 Tolliver, Suzzette 8, 24, 61,265 Tolliver, Tammell 82 Tombs, Curtis 152 Tomkins, Stefanie 73, 82

Tompson, C.J. 14 Tong, Minh 85 Toombs, Curtis 61 Toombs, Tony 100 Toren, Willa 100 Torres, Yessenia 82 Townsend, Devin 83 Tramp, Scott 83 Tran, Hue 100 Tran, Liem Bui 100 Tran, Ly 100 Tran, Mong 100 Tran, Phuong 83 Tran, Thanh 61 Tran, Trinh 83 Tran, Tuan 83, 100 Trang, Kelly 100 Traore, Doussou 85 Trevarrow, Brooke 61, 175 Trimble, Brian 83 Triplett, Tyreece 83 Trombley, Cassandra 10, 83, 211 Trost, Jessica 61 Trumble, Casey 100 Trumble, Tristan 61 Tsegaye, Meron 83 Tubbs, Roxanne 77, 83, 211 Turek, Frank 100 Turner, Chan ta 100 Turner, Derek 61 Turner, Tanya 83 Tyler, Rebecca 10, 83, 210, 211 Tyson, Justin 100

Uhing, Duane 104 Uhrmacher, Arlyn 104, 2 Uhrmacher, Clark 100 Ullman, Jamie 100 Ulmer, Candice 83 Unrein, Michael 83 Uridil, Katie 85 Uridil, Mike 83

V Vakoc, Amara 100, 209 Van Arsdall, Jan 104 Van Dusen, Deb 112

Van Kekerix, Justin 83 Van Rossum, Kira 61, 152, 263 Van Slyke, Mattl1ew 83 Vandyke, Jennifer 104 Vanlaningham, Zach 83 Vasa, Stephen 104 Vaverka, Andrea 83 Vaverka, Kimberly 83 Velasquez, Joe 100 Venema, Colby 83 Vermaas, Lindsay 83 Vermeer, Jessica 100 Vesely, Troy 100 . Viecks, Ryan 172 Vo, Thanh 83 Vocasek, Michael 83 Voecks, Ryan 100 Vogt, Elizabeth 83, 211 Vokoc, Amara 210 Von Busch, Adam 61 • Von Busch, Alicia 100 Von Busch, Heather 100 Vorisey, Ruzena 83 Vorm, Heather 61 Voss, An1anda 100 Vu, Lieu 100 Vu, Thanh 100

Waak, Nolan 83 Waak, Stuart 83 Wadell, Eric 83 Wagner, Margy 105 Walker, Chandra 85 Walker, Gabriel 84 Walker, Joel 100 Walker, Josh 100 Walker, Lynell 100 Walker, Mari a 7, 61 Wallace, Derry 100 Wallace, John 84 Wallen-Thompson, Nicole 84 Walter, Anna 84 Walters, Andrew 70, 84 Walters, Sunny 84, 207 Walz, Samantha 62 Wambaugh, Jessica 84 Warden, Lindsey 84 Warnke, Sean 84 Warren, Rachel 84 Warren, Rolanda 62;2 62 Washington, Lam ar 84 Washut, Robin 84

Watermeier, athan 84 Watkins, Jasmine 62 Watson, Aletha 100 Watson, Barbra 100 Watson, Evan 85, 138 Watson, Jason 85 Watson, Jeremey 85 Watson, Jerrod 100 Watson, Megan 85 Watson, Smantha 62 Watson, Tanisha 85 Watson, Travis 85 Weaver, Aaron 100 Weaver, Shuronda 26,2 11 Weaver, Tiffany 2 Webb, Ricky 84 Webber, Jamie 62 Weckman, Barbara 105 Weiner, Barbara 105 Weir, Shelley 62 Weiss, Sarah 100 Welch-Powell, Annette 100 Welker, Jerel 105 Wells, Eric 85 Wells, Gary 100 Wells, Jared 84 Welsch, Jacinda 84, 85, 262 Welter, Thomas 85 Wenzel, Bradley 62 Werner, Amanda 62 Werner, George 100 Werner, Kyle 85 Werner, Sarah 62, 209 Wer ts,Jo di84 ,210 ,211 Wessel, Brian 62 Wessel, Chad 62 West, Catherine 85 West, Cindy 105 West, Kaili 85 West, Rachel 84 West, Tara 62 Weston, Stacie 100 Westphal, Tamra 84 Whisler, Derek 100 Whitcomb, Catrayl 62, 262 White, Alisha 101 White, Michael 84 White, Robert 105 Whitlock, Adam 101 Whitney, Tera 84 Widhalm, Kevin 101 Wiegert, Erika 101 Wiese, Lisa 101

Wight, Erin 62, 209 Wiig, Anna 62, 209 Wikoff, Bren da 85 Wikoff, Joshua 84 Wilbourn, Dustin 84 Wilcox, Natalie 84,2 09 Wtle, Christina 105 Wiles, Jerame 101 Wtles, Jonathan 84 Wilhelm, Robert 85 Wilken, Brandon 101 Wilkenson, Kristin 170 Wilkinson, Joe 84, 172, 183 Wilkinson, Kristin 101 Wilkinson, Michael 62 Wilkinson, Nicole 62 Wilkinson, Nikki 266 Williams, Christy 101 Williams, Lewis 101 Will nerd, Glenda 105 Wills, James 101 Wilson, Alyssa 101, 210 Wilson, John-Paul 62, 206 Wilson, Kate 62 Wilson, Stephanie 84 Wilson, Toni 62, 266 Wilson, Tristan 6, 63,2 09 Wimes, Champaigne 63 Winkenwerder, Amy 63, 209 Winkle, James 84 Winsley, Henry 85, 146, 183 Winston, Ben 101 Winterstien, Lisa 63 Winton, Cherie 85 Wise, Larry 101 Wiser, David 85 Witherspoon, Kerra 26, 76, 85, 146, 211 Wittmuss, Kenney 101 Wold, Nate 101, 209, 210 Wolf, Lone, Makyla 93 Wolf, Sarah 101, 210 Wolfe, Andrea 105 Wolfe, Ashley 101, 170, 171 Wolfe, Nancy 105, 2 Wolfe, Tiffany 85 Woo d,El liotl Ol, 173 Wood, Nickolaus 63 Worth, Luke 8~, 134 Wortman, Michael 105 Wright, Junior 85

Wright, Patrick 101 Wuerfele, Adam 63, 112, 210, 265

Yeackley, Micah 63 Yoakum, Matthew 85, 211 Yoo, Caroline 85 York, Julie 63 York, Ryan 101, 162 Yost, Bryan 101 Yosten, Joe 85,2 10,2 11 Yound, Jennifer 85 You ng,A mbe rlO, 101 Young, Andrew 85 Young, Brock 85 Young, John 63, 113 Youroukos, Ginny 85 Yousif, Rita 101

Zarate, Elas 7 Zarate, Nancy 7, 101 Ziemba, Joshua 63 Ziemelis, Brandon 85 Zillig, Janet 105 Zimmer, Andrew 85 Zuspan, Bill 2, 209

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Cross Country 1st Row: A. Kennedy, K. Williams, K. Stitt, K. Killmen, C. Rader, D. Armstrong, T. Casteel, L.Schwochow, M. Lohgren, L. Kadavy. 2nd Row: L.Tran, M.Kilpatrick, E. Asboe, K.Mason, L.Brennan, F. Lange, N. Linke, K. Scott, S. Schaffert, K. Shiffler. 3rd Row: R. Reinwald, J. Miller, C. Allen, A, Young, T. Blackwell, B. Memming, N. Scott, T. Edwards, R. Clewell, R. Fushia, B. Johnson. 4th Row: M. Neukirch, M.Earley, B. Marquart, J. Sievert, N. Brennan, J. Memming, J. Cowell , B.Johnson, N. Lenz, A. Gottula, E. Strand. 5th Row: Coach Dawson, A. Funcke, Coach Lecher, Coach Smith.

Football - JV 1st Row: D. Philippi , C. Coffin, J. Crandell, A. Martinez, M. Mayfeild, M. Unrien, B. Delancy, B. Bluford, S. Loga,n. 2nd Row: B. Rice, P. McCoy, A. Young, A. Lomax, J. Moore, S. Kulawik, N. Coebel, J. Pilcher. 3rd Row: C. Martinez, B. Hansen, M. Van Slyke, D. Brown, B. Shaw, M. Kulawik, C. Rowe, M. White, C. Harris. 4th Row: Coach Berks, Coach Higgs, C. Cecrle, C. Rutt, T. Franzen, J. Yosten, C. Massa, A. Hassebroek, P. Nagle, H. Winsly, Coach Green.

Girls Golf Front Row: J. Divelo, B. Pierce, R. Shear, E. Boeschen, A. High. Back Row: B. Garbacz, S. Galusha, K. Taylor, B. Trevarrow, J. Hergenrader, Coach Brady.

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ootball - arsity !st Row: T. Coil, R. Hansen, A. Haggen, K. Myles, K. Nelson, T. Duong, T. Graham, .. llis, Brooks, W. Harris, M. Densberger. 2nd Row: S. Tramp, J. Harris, M. Goodwin, C. Nun ~er, Hill, J. Nettleton, T. Franzen, A. Riley, S. Giebelhaus, T. Combs. 3rd Row: Coach St · ler, Kindler, M. Yoakum, C. Massa, J. Dillon, Y. Christie, G. Miller, C. Pederson, A. Hasse: >ek, )SS, Leuty. 4th Row: Coach Zabawa, B. Schroeder, D. Effie, D. Hoefling, J. Snelling, R Dilley, J. Yosten. 5th Row: Coach Knoll, G. Thompson, J.R. Knopp, J, Phillip, K. Gold t:oa Fultz

Football - Reserve 1st Row: T. Mc Williams, R. Pierce, M. Merrill, K. Palmer Jr, T. Hall, A. Agilar, T. Burbach 2nd Row: E. Pilcher, C. Golden, J. Mogensen, N. Wold, C. Uhrmacher, Schwebke, T. Huges, C. Mathiesen 3rd Row: B. Boden, B. Glantz, C. Douglas, J. 1 Reed, S. Price, T. Spencer, M. Long 4th Row: T. Toombs, C. Laam, J. Fox, W. ' Hartman, D. Okra, L. Cummings, A. Ross Back Row: Coach Brestel, B. Ortega, C Banks, Coach Catlett

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Gymnastks Front Row: B. Kelly, S. Nervda, A Brink, V. Green, A Swartz Second Row: Coach Moore, J. Friberg, J. Young, N. McLean; J. Humpal, Coach

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Sotball - Varsity Front Row: Coach Mersed, H. Anderson, C. Daugherty, D. Lohmeier, E. Edwards, E. JorJ1son, A. Hass, M. Robertson, L. Roux Back Row: Coach Deets, Coach Gaines, B. Singleton, A. Scott, S. Rubie, J. Molloy, K. Fanning, K. Crouch, S. Wolf

Softball - Reserve

Softb all - N Front Row: A. Wolfe, A. Nichols, M. Bergeron, K. Wilkinson, S. Springer, S. Erlewine, E. Johnson, H. Anderson Back Row: _Coach Deets, E. Hale, S. Finke, T. Staley, A. Showalter, L. Roux, S. Bittinger, C. Daugherty, G. Ridge

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Front Row: B. Mighael, K. Plummer. ,\ Peterson, L. Patterson, K. Schultz, K. McCoy, M. Beaman Second Row: Coach Mersed, T. Roberts . S. Kumpula, C. Neemann, L. Shockey, J. Farewell, C. Bales, R. Restau, L. Thomsen.

Boys Tenni s - JV/Reserve Front Row: D. Hatch, D. Sanchez, V. Le, Q. Tran Second Row: Coach Mae tas, M. Anderson-Young, J. Wilkinson, E. Wood, S. Conner, Coach Schuerman

Front Row: N. Gelber, J. Wills, J. Wells, R. Voecks, B. Galusha Back Row: D. ielson, A. Phaison , J. Beecham, J. Norris, C. Toombs , Coach Hershberger

Volley_ball - Varsity Front Row: E. Stokke, T. Foree, T. Davison, J. Sanborn, M. Connett Second Row: S. Chiles, M. Geiger, H. Mohr, M. Lone Wolf, C. Morford Back Row: C. Schoemaker B. Brestel, M. Franklin, E. Kepler, H. Amen, Coach Nelson-Hitz

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Volleyball - N Front Row: K. Albertson, E. Stokke, J. Reimers, K. Christensen, M. Shields Second Row: K. Kuzma, K. Shields, J. Opfer, J. Knoll Back Row: Coach Salvati, C. Carl, C. Hutchinson, K. Simpson, A. Gilmore, Coach Simpson

Girls Basketball - Varsity Front Row: C. Schomaker, S. Holland, S. Chiles, T. Hicks, M. Robert on, E. Kepler, T. Davison 2nd Row: M. King, M. Franklin, B. Brestel, R. Roach, M. Carroll, E. Champion, S. Matzke, J. Crowther, Coach Myers

Girls Basketball - Reserve Front Row: S. Schaffert, T. Berks, K. Smith, M. Hubka, C. Smith Back Row: M. Bergeron, M. Harrington, C. Stockard, A. Gilmore, E. Johnson, A. Wolfe, Coach Brady

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Volleyball - Reserve Front Row: S. Jons, C. Brick, D. Connett, L. Bateman, J. Davis, Chant Turner Back Row: M. Reed, L. Ladwig, A. Haas, M. Ducey, M. Harrington, Coach Ryched

Girls Basketball - JV Front Row: C. Wills, K. Witherspoon, S. Hicks, K. Dragoo, J. Kucera, K. Shields, M. 2nd Row: M. Lone Wolf, A. Grenfell, L. Kadavy, C. Balta, T. Blankenship, A. Haas, J Coach Corona

Boys Basketball - Varsity Front Row: T. Graham, H. Winsley, Y. Christie, N. Donahue, A. Krecklow, T. Canby, A. Gi Sencond row: Coach Zabawa, Coach Uhing, J. Parks, K. Golden, R. Ross, S. Miller, C. I Coach Nunnally

Boys Basketball - JV Front Row: J. Brestel, T. Helm, C. Laame,T. Kurz, C. Peterson, K. Wilkinson; Second Row: Coach Wortman, B. Martin, J. Perkins, M. Baker, J. Yosten, T. Payne, A. Hassebroek, Coach Nunnally

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Boys Basketball - Reserve Front Row: K. Kurz, T. McWilliams, J. Fuller, T. Nettleton, K. Love, N. Restau; Back Row: A. Ross, A. Lomax, T. Toambs, S. Gipson, B. Gelusha, L. Cumming, T. Davis, Coach Weber

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Front Row: D. Sanchez;M. Perez, C. Smith, M. Ga kins, D. Schauer, D. Mattison, S. Logan, J. Palmer, Z. Coffin, M. Merrill; Second Row: K. Kathol, J. Cowell, J. Scheer, R. Harris, T.J.

Front Row: M. Busboam, S. Herrick, E. Brozek, A. Shrader, A. Finkelson, J. Braly; 2nd Row: K. Killman, S. Robbins, S. Finke, S. Kelly, C. Ostgaard, C. Hodge, C. Manford; 3rd Row: M. Einemann, R. Wells, M. Coad, C. Clements, J. Davis, N. Kilgore, T. Shippen, H. Cooper, K. Magnuson; 4th Row: K. Sands, E. Epke, A. Heidemann, A. Smith, J. Werts, C. High, K. Plumer, E. ·Timmons, J. Eckles, Coach Castro

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Front Row: S. Brozek, C. Terry, R. Moseman, P. Bajaj, T. Heges, R. Pierce, L. Tran, B. Kelly; 2nd Row: S. Rutz, N. Gabel, J. Peterson, R. Krynsky, C. Massa, J. Young, D. Le, C. Marsh; 3rd Row: Coach Lutz, D. Nielsen, J. Markey, S. Rosenau, E. Strand, D. Natruskin, C. Tombs, B. Glantz, S. Austria, M. Spilkel, Coach Conradt

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As the clas s of 200 0 clams this cha pter of ther r hves, it 01£ns ma ny new ~sib ihti es for the futu re. Wil l the classes of 200 1, and 200 2 step up to ~m e the new leaders of the school? Wil l we all step up to ~m e the new leaders of our soci ety? Onl y time will tell if the lessons lea,rned thro ugh out the 199 9-2 000 school yea r will oo apph ed to our futures, or cast ed off hke you r Geo met ry notes. less ons we lea,rned at stat e tour nam ents , chil i func tions, si:eeches, m.uli.tcultu.ral day s, and eve n thrn e we reta ined from clas s will pay 0££ in the yea, rs to come. And alth oug h we ma y not rea lize it unti ll muc h late r in our hves, we will all oo tha nkf ul and proud tha t we had the cha nce to atte nd Lincoln Hig h Sch ool In a yea ,r full of cha nge s and looks ahe ad to the new m.illenium., we can rest assu red tha t the 1,0 00 yea rs ahe ad will oo rott er :oocause we will mak e a di.£ference in it. 200 0 and be ond No one knows what is in store for good old Lincoln High. only the choices we make in the future will determine the fate of what is to come.

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