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Yout That's what we'll be asking everyone we didn't see in the halls of Lincoln High. Being the most diverse school in Lincoln gives every student the opportunity to meet and converse wiith people of different cultures, beliefs and customs. It's great to walk down the halls and hear people speaking in a variety of different languages and expressing a variety of styles. It's what makes LHS a great place to be. Besides being a diverse scool, Lincoln High offers students a a variety of activities. You want sports? We got 'em: Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Golf, Track, Tennis, Gymnastics, Cross Country, Wrestling, and Bowling. And if you want to be an athletic supporter, you can try out for cheerleadeing, become
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aPomalink or be a band member. Or you can just go to the games and cheer and dance and scream to show everyone you go (or went) to Lincoln High and you're proud of it. Lincoln High has ~llowed students to find the talents they never though they had, in sports, academics and the arts. It got them involved in many things. The athletic games and meets, the classes, dances; Homecoming and Prom. And the one event every senior and their families will remember: Graduation. We'll always have the life-long friends, inspirational teachers, the crushes, first loves, and the knowledge. We'll always have the memories. Lincoln High; if you didn' t go here, you missed out.
Luft: !!tudunts in Mary Oi<!kinson's Nativu !!cholars class put on a day-lo g display in Room 302 to show dudun ts various aspuct s and issuus of Amurican Indian lifo. Bulow:What yuarbook would bu complufo witho ut a picturn of tho Links statuu ?
Abovu: !!tacy Loos ( 11 ). Jarnd Kurns ( 12). a~d Kyliu Hill ( 11) show thuir Lincoln High spirit at tho Pup Rally by promoting tho Homucoming dancu .
Luft: !!tudunt Couneif lots now studun ts know that thuy arn wulcomu at LH!! during Now !!tudunt Oriuntation.
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Right: Die hardLHS fans show their extreme school spirit by painting their faces and bodies for a game.
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Abmli: Willie LaW!Wn( 11) gm roady to l?umo rumble.
Right: Matt Yoakum (12). Cal?Oy Maus ( 12). Joo Yodan ( 12). Tim Thompaon ( 12). Chomon Coffin ( 12). Jam Nattloton (12). J.R. Knopp (12). and Koith Palmer( 11 ). mow that they ean do more thanjud play football.
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two weeks left in school last year, while most studen ts started reviewing class units that they had been working on the entire semester, business teacher Trudy Hines sat down with a few select students and asked them one question. "Are we going to throw a Back to School Bash next year?" Hines' students knew that the Back to School Bash had to happen, and they knew that if they organized it right, it would be successful. This would be the third year in a row that the proceeds from the DECA Cooki e Link sales would be shared with the entire student body of Lincoln High.
The students arranged for the Hip Hop Culture Club to have a Rap-Off, to open up for a local band "M and the One Night Bandstand." In addition to the music, the students also got sumo wrestling, pedestal joust, a skating contest, and karaoke, just to name a few. Anoth er appea ling factor about the Back to School Bash was that it was held outside instead of inside this year. The students took the Bash out of the hot, crowded, Johnson Gym Hallway, and placed it on the outside of the school. They tagged the Bash a "Block Party." To put the final touch on the night, the students were able to get $650 worth of fireworks do-
nated from Poppe rs Fireworks. The fireworks went off at the end of the party, and were set off by a professional pyrotech named Bill Looye, a former LHS graduate. In the end, the 2000 Back to School Bash was a success. The Bash drew an estimated 1,000 people. These people ' weren 't your ordinary people either , they were Linco ln High peopl e. They were people from the most diversified, unique, elite school in the city of Lincoln. Every factor of society is represented in the organizations of Lincoln High, and every factor of Lincoln High was represented at the Back to School Bash. 1
lgft: Max Andgrnon Young {11) dgmom:tratos his biking skills by sailing ovgr thg parking lot fonco. ~kators and cyclists pgrformgd various stunts in thg sgnior lot.
Bolow: M and thg Ono Night Band~tand rut on a grnat pgrformanco at tho Back to ~choo .Bash!!
Abovg: Tyron Canby {10) shows off hisjamming skills at tho slam dunk compgtition booth. loft: C.hogrloadorn takg turns gotting soakgd at tho dunking booth.
Abovg: Niki Qbgrhgu {11 ) sgrvo s up dglicious BBQ sandwichos complimgnts of Bustor's at thg Art C.lub booth. lgft: Huong lg {10) and Elizabgth Nguygn {10) squarn off agianst gach othgr in tho jousting arnna.
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? es lJ ot cl r 11 yo to ed ea p p a b at h W By Lind sey Shoc key and Ange lina Bora lek
S ,irit week is the one week out of the year when everyone with school spirit dresses up and acts funny to show their spiri t for the school. It's also a day just to do something a little different and unique. This year, on Monday, ·the students were supposed
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Right: KyJig Magnmmn ( 10) gtrutg hgr Wack y Day gtylg down thg hall. whifo Willy Moxham ( 12) darng at hgr in wondgr. (Photo by C.rigtina Vancg)
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to dress up in their favorite black day to show the true Link character's clothes. Whether spirit. Last, but not least, on Friit was a docto r, Jessi ca Simpson, or Tommy Pickles, day it was Retro Day. The students dressed in their disco ineveryone had their favorites. Tues day was the day ferno clothes and wore anywhen the stude nts cove red thing from go go girl outfits to themselves from head to toe in hippy dresses. Many people particiglitter. O n Wed nesd ay it was • pated in these costume dress Wack y Day. The stude nts up days. Every year we will dressed in the most outrageous be able to see new costumes, clothes, going from polka dots faces, outfits and unique personalities. to stripes to plaid. Thur sday was red and
Loft: Amy Gordon ( 10) !:howg off hor !:chool !:pirit during Wack y Day.: Bolow Loft: C.ha!:o Marnh ( 10) !:how!: off !:pirit for C.haracfor Day ag a doctor. (Photo!: by C.ridina Vanco}
Bolow: ~ra Panch aroon ( 12) and Robin Wa!:hut ( 12) !:how off thoir groovy gtylo on Friday during Rotro Day. (Photo by Angolina Horalok}
Far Loft: !!pani!:h foachor Joanio !!fark !:how!: off hor gpirit for LH!! by drngging up ag a cowgirl during Characfor Day.
Loft: Marcug Ga!:king ( 10) gogg glitfor for Glitfor Day. (Photo by C.ri!:tina Vanco}
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H om ec om in g Wh at hap pen ed at the dance? By Kristen Killman Ttrad ition of Lincoln High' s Homecoming has been one of pure fun. Even though there has been some tough competition in the games, both the games and the dances have been fun. This year's game was against Fremont. It was extremely close, but the Links ended up losing by only one point.
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Right: Adam Hassgbrogk ( 12) makgs a grnat catch for thg Links at thg homgcoming gamg.
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Senior Jennifer Davis' Your royalty for this year's • favorite part was, "when we Homecoming were: scored our first home touch Sophomores: Chase down." Marsh, Jean Clark "It [the game] was fun Juniors: Andy Lomax, while we were ahead," senior Becky Erickson Heather Babcock said. Seniors: Chris Pederson, Senior Nate Morris Katie Kuzma enjoyed the thrill of the The time travel back to game. "The football game the 7Os was $4 a ticket before was interesting because it the dance and $5 at the door. was such a close game." There was lots of fun and As for the dance, YEAH ·plenty of food to keep people BABY! Austin Powers was dancing all night long. the switched on theme for this Did the Links have a year's Homecom ing dance groovy time? . complete with sm~shing cage "It wa~ an OPP?,I"!un~ty for dancing, 7Os saymgs, door me to boogie do~n, Jumor and lots of groovy Eileen Farrell said.
LQft: Ty!:on FranzQn ( 12). JoQ Yo!:fon ( 12). and ~ra PaneharoQn ( 12) gQt thQir eagQ
8Qlow: YohaneQ Chri!:tiQ ( 12) makQ!: a grQat taeklQ for thQ link!:.
AbovQ: Chri!:tophQr PQdQrnon ( 12) and KatiQ Kuzma ( 12) arn erownQd king and quQQn of thQ HomQeoming daneQ. CONGRATULATION!!! LQft: YohaneQ Chri!:tiQ ( 12) run!: fhQ ball in for a touehdown at fhQ HomQeoming gamQ.
Above: HomQeoming nominQQ!: JQan Clark ( 10). ClydQ John!:on ( 10). Amanda ludkQ ( 10). Cha!:Q Marnh ( 10). Molly !!hiQld!: ( 10). and T ylQr !!hrodQr ( 10) wait QxeitQdly for thQ royalty to bQ announeQd. LQft: Amanda HQidQmann ( 12) and T y!:on FranzQn ( 12) daneQ thQ night away at thQ HomQeoming daneQ.
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What does Jt take to raise a child? By Camie McPhilomy
H g h school is supposed to be the best time of your life. You' re allowed to be a kid and run free. You can hang out on Friday nights and not worry about who will watch your child. That's right, child.
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Over thirty students here at LHS have a children. Not too long ago if you were pregnant as a teen you had nowhere to go. You had no education in you're future, and you had nowhere to run. Seven years ago LHS teen parents finally had somewhere to tum. Lincoln High provided a Student/ Child Leaming Center. The children go to what you could call a "daycare" while their parents are in
class. Tue parents are able to see them during a certain period throughout the school day. These parents take classes to learn about parenthood as well as regular classes to graduate from high school. Lincoln High doesn't provide free "daycare" or encourage getting pregnant, but they provide support for students who need it. Because no matter how old or young you are, it still takes a village to raise a child.
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Abovo: Toga Wigor. ~m Wallaeo. and l(Qghawn ~tubblofiold doing what babiog do ... koopin' it Crump.
loft: Tho toddlorg aro euddling with E!ltor·vora (toaehor) boforo it'g timo to go out !lido.
Abovo: A!:hloy Hopkin!: ( 10) hold!: hor daughtor Amara Hopkim:-Collior. Loft: Anita MeGinnig ( 10) burpg hor two and a half month old daughtor. Caprieo. Right: Natalya Ronforia and hor mothor. Erondira ~Iorio ( 12) along with Kovin Brian and E!ltor Vora (toaehor) loam a now gong.
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experience for all of us, we acc ept ed the fac t tha t we wou ldn 't get to spend time wit}:i our friends and family. Each day was full of acivities which included going to class, study halls, and free time. Free time was considered the best part of the day. It was a time for us to relax, and enj oy the res t of the evening. During our free time students got the opportunity to talk on the phone, hang out with Upward Bound friends, and have visitors. The rec rea tion cen ter was the mo st pop ula r free time activity. At the rec center students played basketball,
football, volleyball, and even climbed the wall. As the six week program came to a end our final stop would be Colorado. • We pac ked our bag s, checked out of our dorms, and said our good-byes. Colorado was an experience we will never forget. We went to Six Flags, a Colorado Rockies game, hung out at the mall, hiked, toured colleges, .and took tons of pictures. As the school year goes on, the 50 Upward Bound students keep in touch. The six wee k pro gra m gave us memories we will never forget, memories that will last us a lifetime.
Top to bottom(L to R): ~tudonfo form a human pyramid at Oak lako during a eamping outing.
Bolow: Tho malo Upward Bound momborn ehill in botwoon sossiom: at Kansas ~tato.
Abovo: Edgor Ramirnz ( 10) sponds his frno timo playing vidoo gamos. loft: (Loft to Right) Tasha ~ottrini ( 10). Carmolita Estrada-Moorn ( 10). ~fophanio Nguyon ( 1 O).Dania Pornz ( 1O)~ Jossiea Canby (10). Ta'Kiya Moorn (11). Tyrina Wobstor {10) hang out during somo frno timo.
Abovo: Carlos Martinoz ( 11 ). Angolo ~tablor .( 10). Vietor Poeina ( 10). Edgor Ramirnz ( 10). Phillip Owons ( 10) wino (ieo foa) and dino in stylo during a banquot at Kansas ~tafo. loft: Joff Upehureh ( 10) waits pationtly and . polifoly ouh:ido of a rnstaurant in Colorado.
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L.oft: Ambcn Ootk,m ( 11) rnlaxQg in Vonico. Italy by taking a poacoful gondola rido during hor two wook tour of E:uropo.
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Abovo: Adam Martinoz ( 12). gtayg cool by gwim_ming aftor a rnally big match . Abovo Loft: (L to R) Aaron Brindoll ( 12). Jonn Bacon ( 12) and Miko Urdil ( 12) walk acrogg a log in tho middlo of Hanging Lako noar Glonwood !!pringg, Colorado.
Abovo: (L to R) Chrigti Clomontg ( 12). Candico Clomontg ( 12) and Maligga Coad ( 12) monko y around in downtown !!an Antonio TQXa!: Loft: Karon loo ( 12) gfand!: on Oh Dao Mountain in ~oul. Koma. Right: Nicolo Linko ( 12). gporfg hor faghionablo gummor woar for boot camp.
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elieve it or not Lincoln High, your own football team brings in a crowd. We have the pictures to prove it. Now whether or not they win is a different story. There is not a better way to spend your Friday nights than supp ortin g your home team.
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In case you are not that 13th and 14th and "P" street. Dance the night away a~ big of a sports fan here are a few other places to spend the the Pia Mor ballroom. Th weekends. Visit The Mill or Rumbles is a band that enter • The Coffee House. The Mill tains their guests by playinr is a lovely little place located popu lar cover songs. The) on "P" stree t down in the make visits to the Pia Mor ballr oom seve ral time i, Haymarket. Many LHS students en- throughout the year. Linc oln high stude nt:, joy sitting on the dock and chatting with friends. If you have been spott ed getti nL are more of an inside person, down to the Rumbles. there is always The Coffee Other Lincoln High student: ; can always be found at the House. It is a good place to sit mall either shopping or work • and relax, listen to music, or ing. It is a great way to spern l mayb e even hear some poetry. It is located between Saturday afternoons.
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Bulow: (Luft to Right): ~cott Raasch ( 12). Miku Unrnin ( 12). and Josh Luhr ( 12) study thuir calculus homuwork insidu thu Mill.
Abovu: Nuru Roach ( 11 ). supposud to bu making salus on thu salus floor at ITC. makt!s timu pass by taking picturns at work.
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Abovu: • Jodu' Ly ( 12) spunds hur ~aturday afturnoon at Gafoway Mall. Luft: LH~ studunts go and shaku thuir groovu thang out at Thu Rumbfos.
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Despite the bitte r cold · temperatures, students follow the pep band thro ugh the halls and out onto the front steps of the school to wish the Varsity Girls Volleyball team good luck as they head off to compete in the Stat e Tournament.
There will be many things that the Lin- versities to continue our formal education. Some coln High class of 2001 will remember about will go to UNL, and others will go out of state. their last year in high school. We'll never forget And still others will go straight into the working that one teacher who was there for us through world full time. Wherever we go, and whatever we do, all the years at Lincoln High, or the coaches and activities sponsors who helped us get better at we've had a lot of decisions to make. We've had to decide our whole ever ythi ng we futu re in 3 year s. wan ted to beHop eful ly we'v e come. We won 't made our decisions forget our friends already,even tough who were there prob ably we'l l for us thro ugh change our minds in thic k and thin. a couple of years or The ones who sooner. And hopelaughed with us, fully those decisions joke d with us, will turn our lives in and maybe made positive directions. us the joke every But this year, our last now and then . year, hopefully we The frien ds we also had time to enmad e in the joy life. sports we played, Whe ther it the activities we was filled with happart icipa ted in, Tyson Franzen (12), Bree Hilligas (12), Amy Staley (12), and Amanda and the clas ses Heidemann (12) demonstrate that dose senior bond. piness, stress, anger, or sorrow, you may we stru ggle d through. forget the names and dates and places, but never Som e of us will go on to colleges or uni- forget your experiences at Lincoln High.
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Matthew Longs Elias Lopez Tamsen Lovelace Andy Lundquist Shaft Mad Rocio Mallorga Oksana Manuylo Amanda Marshbanks Mitchell Matney Michelle McCain Raunetta McCray Alan McCready Orvin Medina Carla Metzger Katie Mihulka Gerald Miller Nicki Miller Selvia Miller Latisha Minchow Sundus Mohammad Monroe Levon Moody Melvin Moore Latoria Moton Willy Moxham Bao Nguyen Dien Nguyen Hoa Nguyen
Hong Nguyen Huan Nguyen Huy Nguyen Huynh Nguyen Julie Nguyen Luat Nguyen My Dung Nguyen Nam Nguyen Thao Nguyen Brian North David Novak Douglas Novak Latasha O'Neel Karen Obrist Michael Olmsted Shena Osnes Jason Pakan Zachariah Pescador Ray Petersen Hue Pham Vang Pham Thanh Phan Michael Phillips Chas Philpot Brennan Pierce John Pilcher David Popov Leah Powell
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es Being a sophomore is an adventure all it's own. Sophomore year is a large jum p from jun ior high to high school. High expectations; feeling the wrath of a teacher's demeaning glare from wh om you 've never met. Coming from a school where you know everyone's name, to Lincoln High, where you see a new face everyday. You are no longer little adolescent teens, you are now "young adults", and that means more responsibility. For almost every teenager, that word is not in our vocabulary. Rumors spread quickly, and they NEVER stop! From elem~ntary through jr. high schools, passed down from grade to grade, it has al ways been myth logic that sophomores are like prey for juniors and seniors. I am about to tell you a true story that happens to vouch for this particular myth .... This is true story about a sophomore, to protect the " young and the helpless," we shall call her "Ashley." Ashley turn d 16 at the beginning of her sophomore year. To Ashley's surprise, she awoke to find a brand new Mustang in her driveway. By the end of the week, her new set of wheels happened to be in need of gas. As she made the pit stop at the Super-C across from Lincoln High school, she realized she had no ide a what so ever where to insert the gas pump. She so conveniently spotted a "gentlemen," going in to pay for his gas. Ashley stopped him and asked if he could help her. He said, "pop the hood ... you see that little tank with the cap on it...?" He was pointing to the radiator. "G o ahead and pump the gas in there." Ashley said thank you. She paid, got into her car, and began to drive off. About five feet away from where she started, the hood of the car flew open, her radiator in flames, her car... ruined. Common sense, jus t like eating spaghetti with out a fork, you can 't live without it!
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Sophomores Grady, David Graff, Mindy Graham, Amanda Graham, Cassandra Graham, Nicholas Gray, Sara Green, Curtis Green, Shabaka Greenwalt, Chad Gregg, Kelly Grenfell, Alexis Grothe, Lynnette Grothen, Tracey Gu ev ara ,M eli ssa Gurewitz, Margaret Gsic, Samir Hadenfeldt, Luke Hairl, Kapri Hale, Erica Haller, Echo Ham, Ian Ha me l,M ike Hammack, Andrew Hammond, Greg Hansen, Brandon Hansen, Renee Harding, David Harmon, Kyle Harrell, Allison Harris, Robert Hart, Cory Hatch, Da n Hatten, Nicole Hehn, Matthew Hehn, Stewart Herring, Tyronica Higgins, Gwen Higgins, Jacqueline Higgins, Lesley High , Claire Hilderbrand, Douglas Hile, Chad Hillgren, Eric Hilligas, Haley Hinds, Darcel Hine , Jennifer Hodge, Cari Hodges, Quentin Hoffman, Brent Hofpar, Adam Holloway, Pamela Holmes, Clarence House, Sean Hoyle, Lindsey Hruska,Stephanie Hua, Dimi
Sophoroores Hughes, Troy Huhnh, Tri Humpal, Joseph Hurley Dewey, Julia Huston, Jeff Hutchinson, Claire Hute, Collin Hutson, Jessica Huynh, hung Hyche, Percy Inhofe, Jon Isaacs, Nichol Jackson, Heather Jakoubek, Sarah James, Gabrielle Johns, Kelli Johnson, elyde Johnson, Erin Johnson, RaGhelle Johnson, Valkyrie Jones, Chris Jones, Jenna Jones, Jennifer Joosten, Whitney Joplin, Jacky Kadavy, Joshua Karnak, Maher Karnak, Rasha Kathol, Kenton Kaufman, Casey Kaup, Nicole Keeler, Ben Keever, Shawn Keller, Amanda Kelly, Shondrnya Kennedy, Emil Kerkemeyer, Kame_ron Kerns, Andrea Kettler, Anne Kielblock, Sarah Kilcoin, Zachari Kilzer, Julie Kirkland, Matt Knisely, oati Knopp, Jessica Koenigsman, Ke1sey Kohtz, Ruth Kometscher, Michael - Koozer, Seth Kortum, Lindsey Krous, Amanda Krull, Jocie Krusemark, Sarah Kumpula, Shana Kuwa, Mujahid Kuwa, Nithal
Sophomores Labrum, Melissa Langemeier, A. L~k ins, Cole Lattimer, Katelyn Lawler, Chel ie Lawrence, Tyler Le, Huong Thu Leac , Ronnie Lee, Elizabeth Lee, taus ha Le eber, Stephen Lehn, Catherine Le·bel, Ashley Leija Angelica Lemen, Kestrel Leon, Chris Liesveld, Nathan Lipson, Kyle Litt1eton, Jake Lobo, Raul Logan, David Loos, Amanda Lord, Latrice Lortz, Kelsy Lott, Joe Lottman, Du~tin Lovelace, Robert z e, Amanda Luek Luna, Catherine Luna, Stephanie Lundgren, Lindsay Lundquist, Amber Ly, Ngoc Lyons, Brett aaloo, Meelubari Maaloo, Zorte Madison, Brittany Madsen, Nicholas Magnuson, Ky lie Malick, Lucas Malotky, Mike Maloy, Daniel Maly, Brett Marable, Zath Marcu , Lauren Mare , Ashley Marks, Julia Marsh, Chase Martin, Joeseph Martinez, Adan Martinez, Anthony Martinez, Jackie Martinez, Jennifer Martinez, Jesus Martinez, Joel Martinez, ~a cy
Sophomores Sophomores and <;)ral Co mm uni cations: Sophomores, Justin Peppard, Josten Clark, Troy Stewart, Micha McKeeman and Joshua Bivins pose for a picture during Mrs. Jones' Oral Communications class. Oral Communications is a class where students learn to become better public speakers and speech writers. Many studentss feel their personalities grow and they become more open with who they are. Oral Communications is a great teaching tool for learning about yourself.
Martinez, Vanessa Masloskie, Kent Mather, Jacob Mattison, Derek Matzke, Christopher Mayhew, Samantha Mcc asla nd, Cory McClain, Anna McCleery, Austin McCoy, Fred McCoy, Kasey McCracken, Ginny McGinnis, Rheanita McIntosh, Sharina McKeeman, Micha Mc.Kie, Jerome McMeen, Chelsee McPhilomy, Camie McWilliams, Brandy Mc Williams , Rebecca Medley, Tyler Mehser, Cacie Meinen, Skid Mercurio, Jordan Messman, Aimee Messman, Matthew Mettscher, Ross Mickey, Benjamin Mikkleson, James Mikuchonis, Jessica Miller, Brandon Miller, Daniel Miller, Emery Milliken, Bronwyn Mills, Isaiah
Sophomores iner, Alicia Monks, Matthew oore, Melvin orales, Michael Mm:eira, Jenny Morris, Billy Morris, Jacob fv,iosby, Ben Moseman, Ryan Moser, Rudy Myle , Marcus agie, Dustin apue, Owen eemann, Cortney Neff, Jodi elson, Katie elson, Russell Neukiroh, Levi Neumann, Enka Nevels, Natalie Ngo, Thuan Nguyen, Anh Nguyen, Bao Quyen Nguyen, Charles Nguyen, Ha N guyeu oang N~,9yen, Nghj gy en, Nhung yen, Si Nguyen, Stephanie Nguyen, Tommy Nichols, Lynsie Nixon, Taylor Noble, Victotia offsinger, Nathaniel Nolan. Charlie orb-y; Andrea Nouri,Ami r Nouti, Mounir Nur, Alfan 0 ' neil, Kins~y Obakpolor, Stacy Oehm,Alan Olbe qing, Cmdy Olsen, Shawntae Ondrak, Kayla Ostgaard, Caitlin Oswald, Nicole Overton, Ad m 0wen , Phillip Oziah, Troy Palensky,Alexandrea Palmer, Lisa Palu, Bridget Parham, Ka •s Paukune, Jeff: ey
Sophomores Paul, shl y Pawelko, David Pecina, Victor Peppard, Justin Perez, Dania Perez, Jessica Perkins, Guy Peterson, Ryan Petra_cek:, 'Brandi Phan, Tan Phan, Thao Phun, Lien Pierce, Landon Pierce, Rocky Pinneo, Micheala Platte, Rose Plith, Me an Plooster Gregory Plummer, Koren Polk, oelle Potter-Johnson, Sophia Pottorff, Alicia Pottorff, Ashley Pratt, Casey Priess , Allison Pudenz, Kristen Pyles, Brent Raddatz,.Z'clchary
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Rasmussen, Doug Red Cherries, Lori Rehn, Avalon Reinic}(, Balain~ Reinwald, Ted Remter, Heather Renteria, Manuel Restau, Rachel Rettig, Adam Riblett, Nathan Richatdson, Holli Ridge ,Glyn na Riem nn, Tii:pothy Rierden, Taylor Riggins, Li a Riggle, Michael Roacl i,Ami e Roberts, Di;ew Robertus, Sarah Roge r, J. T. Roge r, John Roland, Melissa Rome o, Camini Rometo, Sydney Rosas, Gabriel
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Aimee Messman,
Royal , Mandi Ruiz, Joseph
and Clyde Johnson chat in the halls during "B" lunch.
Runyan, Danny Ruper t, Sherry
Rutt, Jennifer Ryan-Leach , Mandy
Sanch ez, Mario Saoclrz-Aµnicio, David
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Sanford, Jessic a Sanley, Joshua
Sanniola, Winston Sarapinyan, Arsen
Sargent, Jamie Satchell, Jeremy
Chit-chat in the halls ... Tyler Stahly, Renee Trevizo and Jessica Taylor chat in halls during pass period.
Satterthwaite, Brandon Schac her, Haley
Sophomores Schaffer, Jake Scharton, David Schauer, Dustin Scheer, Jake Schenbeck, Tara Schenkel, John Schleich, Jenna Schlichenmaier, Calley • Scholl, Michael Schroeder, Tyler Schuettler, Alyssa Schultz, Kayla Schwartztrauber, Cheryl Schweitzer, Johanna Scott, Katherine Settrini, arine Settrini, Tasha Shields, Molly Shiffler, Andy Shinall, Kemari Shiveley, Cassie Showalter, Amanda Shrauger, Hilary Sieber, Nathan Sieck, Beth Sievert, Joel Simmons Jacob Simpson, Kara Sinica, Derek Slack, Sadie Smelser, Clint Smetter, Levi Smith, Angelo Smith, Jeff Snider, Daniel Somera, Nicholas Soulliere, Megan Sozuoz, Uluc Stahly, Tyler Standley, Brian Stanfield, Julia Stanislav, Casey Starkey, Elizabeth Statler, Heather Stege-Tompsett, Alyssa Steward, Jay Stewart, Troy Stiefel, Chad Stippel, Sµibon Story, Aaron Stouffer, Pamela Stout, Melissa Studey, Errin Sturdivant,Demetriu Stutzman, Christopher Styskal, Christine
Sophomores Sun, Luling Swartz, Travis Swartzlander, Joshua sw·sher, Anna Ta, BiqbAn Tafoya, Louie Taft Wade Tate, Jackie Taylor, Christopher Taylor, essica Tebo,Aaron Tesch, Philip Thege, Zach T-0omsen, Lindsey Thrane, Jessica Tibbels, Benjamin Titov, Dmitriy Tolle, Ashley Toombs, Eric Tran, Khoa Tran, Luong Tran, Quang Trevizo, Renee Truong, Jenny Turner, La'Trisha Turvey, ~axine Tushar, Tony Tuttle, Nicole Uaprasert, Narapom Upchurch, Jeffrey Upton, Rosita Urbanek, Dottie Vance, Cristina Vanderslice, Dennis Vargas Beltran, Martha Vaverka, Allison Venema, Zac Vento, Ronney Vet alo, Yelena Vetter, Troy Vidlak, Corey Vinson, O'lard Voelker, Hannah Vollertsen, Nie Von Busch, Nicole Vorderstrasse, Matthew Vu, Mary W; ldr-0p, Timothy Walker, Megan Wallace, Heather Wallen, Bill Ware, Christopher Warren, Amber Washington, Ariel Watkins, Zachary Watson, Heather
Sophomores Watt, Lindsay Weaver, George Wells, James Wells, Rachael West,Arron West, Ryan White, Scott Wiegert, Carrie Wilcox, Andrew Wiles, Lydia Wilkinson, Brett Wilkinson, Deaha Williams, Brian Williams, Brittany Williams, Kristin Williamson, Matt Willis, Cassandra Winsley, Nashay Woita, Simon Wolfe, Ashleigh Wolfe, Jessi Wolfenbarger, Michelle Wolfing, Travis Wood, Casey Wright, Ellen Yoakum, Patrick Yuen, Michelle Zerfass, Robbie Zetterman, Ryly Zhou, Bo Zuniga, Jonathan
Kristi Abbott Tavan Abdullah Hussam Al-Badry Yosra Al-Refaey Olga Alvarado Clinton Avery Hilario Avila Martinez Rabia Babagul Paul Barzar Sarah Bauer Megan Beaman Sarah Behrens Ashley Beltz Jess Benson Chris Bonebright Clinton Boyd Rob Burt Jimmy Christina Justin Clark Andrea Classen
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Charles Cunningham Travis Danczak Sinh Dao Rivan Dawood Shannon Donahoo Chris Down Bertha Duran Maria Duran Mikayla Edwards Kameelah Fletcher Patricia Gadeken Heidi Goree Matthew Grote Nicole Gruenemeier Nayachoat Guandong Martin Guzman Greg Haist Ashley Hopkins Kristin Howells Justin Huff Lanora Hutchinson
Travis Jensen Joshua Johnson Keorni Johnson Kristina Johnson Kevin Juhl Ibrahim Kambal N azik Kambal Kenneth Kelley Senada Kulovac Senita Kulovac J ayvon Lipscomb Lloyd Lowe Jesus Martinez
Izaguirre Melissa Mcbride Mary Mccray Brittney Mcfee Suyapa Medina Tara Meyer Blair Michael Brarrrn.Mickclm
William Mistoler Quitina Mitchell Sehad Muhic Seval Muhic Melis Nadyrbekov James Nesbitt Elizabeth Nguyen Huong Nguyen Joshua Nootz Daniel Oaks Eric Onnen Angela Owen Kisha Palmer Shannon Parker Jennifer Peery Ricky Peery Thuy Pham Mario Phillips Edward Rice Almir Rikalo Ashley Riley Misty Ruth
Billie Ruyle Nathaniel Schawang Nicole Scheppke John Schlater Adam Schmidtke Shelly Schultz Tony Schulz Deena Shondel Perez Sigowa Erica Sitzman Elena Solodovnik Paula Squires Tavis Squires Andrew Stewart Darick Stewart Natalie Stubblefield Justin Sulzle Brian Swink BinhAn Ta Megan Talbot Jeff Tate
QuangT(an La'trisha Turner Raelonda Walls Heath Watson Thomas Wilkason Sierra Wilkinson , Blaine Jr Wills Jennifer Wiser Ali Yousif Bo Zhou Jonathan Zuniga
Barbara 1\dkins Special M
peg f\ldridge '5ecretary 1998
Marion f\sh Special M 1987
Joann Bartek Fam. O>ns. &ienre
1990
Jeff Bayer &>cial Studies 1983-2001
E.rica Birky-Rios Spanish
2000
f\lire Betts F..nglish 1989
2000
Karen Bonkiewicz Spanish 1999
Stefanie Bowers SpecialM 1982
Marj)rie Boye Nurse 1998
Jane Bozek Special M 1998
lfenry Bradley SpecialF..d/para 1999
Kris Brinkman &cretary 1994
F..fuabethBrockh Music 1998
Kathleen Bryant F..nglish 1977
Marlyre Carlson Busine&'i 1995
J p Caruso &>cial Studies 1999
Diane Cecrle Kitchen 1994
Dan Champoux SpecialM 1995
F..ileen Comer Kitchen 1978
f\lex Czeranko DriversM
liilde Dale F..LL 1991
cathy Davis &cretary 1974
Joonna Illvis-1(eeliI F..nglish
1989
Judy Beste EU
1984
2000
Julia Doerr tnglish 1985
Trudi Domeier SpedalE.d 1989
Jennifer Dormer
Sherri trickson Interpreter
John Farrand Social Studies
Phyllis Fauth Kitchen
2000
2000
Judy Fleischman Kitchen 1996
Cory Free
Michelle Gearhart Kitchen 2000
Leannl-famby tnglish 1991
I&S 2000
Betty Dorsey Secretary
1995
Sabine Ferguson Special F..d 2000
Dan thly
Music 1992
Steve Ferris Scienre 1988
Leann Galusha Secretary
1998
Cyndi Fuller Math 1998
Jana Ghormley i\crompanist 1996
Karen Gilbertson Kitchen 1990
Maryhelen Graul Social Studies para 1986
Jarrell Green Social Studies
Gene'e 1-fandley Scienre
Jill 1-fanshew Foreign language
1997
1972
Barbara 1-fardy campus security 1999
Mary l{arvey SpedalM 1999
Industrial Tech 1995
Cindy Fuller Math
1996
2000
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Marilyn lfeckman Secretary 1998
John lfeineman F...nglish 1985
Trudy Ifines Business 1995
Joseph Ifiggins psychologist 1994
Gary lfinkley Industrial Tech 1991
Cynthia Ifoehne Business 1995
Rich lfubka
Resourre Offirer
cathy lfull Spediral F..d 2000
Cynthia Ingram Math 1998
carrie Jarzynak Special F..d 2000
Susan Jensen
Sue Johnson
World Languages 2000
SSF...C
1985
Giovanni Jones F...nglish 1999
William Jordan Industrial Tech 1976
Tami Kaiser '5pecial F..d 1996
Bill Kechely Drivers F..d 1981
Debra Keefe Special F..d 1991
Greg Keller F...nglish 1989
Judy Keller F...nglish 1969
Melody Kenney Media Specialist 1997
Constanre K~ton
f\lyx Knight F...nglish 1983
F...ric Knoll . Industrial Tech 1983
Patsy Koch-Johns F...nglish 2000
Paula I\urera Counselor 1994
F...LL 1991
1999
Ruth Kupfer F...nglish 1982
Jeanne Kwan Chinese 2000
Jim Lafollette Special F..d 1981
Cheryi Larson secretary 1998
Deb Lattimer Clerical 1997
Cheri Larson secretary 1998
carole Lefeber Special F..d 1996
Janet Leick secretary i\tten. 1997
Cheri Lewis Interpreter 2000
ram Lindholm
Laurie Logsdon Busin~ 1981
David London Counseling 1998
Linda Lopez F...LL 2000
Nora Lorraine
i\rt
2000
Sharill Luedtke Scienre 1995
Bonnie Maloolm Busin~ 2000
Doug Martin Math 2000
Kate Mason Special F..d 1992
Jareldine Mays Fam. Cons. Scienre 1980
Marie Mazurek Special F...d 1999
carol Mcdain Special F...d 1997
Robin McCleery Special F..d 1982
Beatrire McDaniel Kitchen 2000
Deborah McGinn F...nglish 1982
Deb McKinney Clerical 1981
secretary 1988
Secretary
Sheree Moser Consumer Scienre
1994
1987
PhyllisNalow l(itchen 1992
Glenda Nelson F'dlll. Cons. Scienre 1894
Julie Nelson Media Specialist
Janet Nemec l(itchen 1997
Mar)',an Newoomer caseworker 1991
Don Olsen Math 1983
Cheryl Petersen l(itchen 1999
Social Studies 1984
Peggy prey Special F..d 1998
;\llegra rrocactna Secretary
Steve Quiring Scienre/Math
1997
1982
;\nne Rickover F...LL 1999
Shirley Rine Coordinater 1993
'5andy Roach Special F..d 1990
Theresa Robinson Special F..d Para
Terry Rush Music 1994
V'rrginia Saporta Counseling
Becky Sawyer Fam. Cons. Scienc
2000
2000
Bob Mersed campus Security 1998
Shaunna Meyer Social Studies 1991
Millie Miller
Bill Myers Business 1976
2000
2000
l(risti Nelson-liitz liealth/pE, 1998
Susan Pierre
Tammi Schaaf F...nglish 1999
Marilyn Schaffer F...nglish 1993
Rolanda Sculock Special F...d para 1991
Tracy Seagren Fam. Cons. &ienre 1998
Joanne Self !\itchen 1998
Joe Shandera PF...tllealth 1999
Mark Shearer &ienre 1981
Jason ,\hlberg &ienre 1998
Fred Simpson· Special F...d 1995
Lavonne Simpson i\thletic Secretary 1989
Mary &mthworth Secretary GP Lab 1998
Jeanne Stark World Language 1990
Mike Sterns Math 1991
peggy Stewart i\ttendenre 2000
Lillian Stone !\itchen 1999
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llarvey Stoner Coordinator 1977
Jim Stork &>cial Studiies 1976
David Strange F...nglish 1982
Ron Suing Industrial Tech 1989
Tricia Todd ~para 1999
Mary Trimble Special F...d 1995
Nonna Tyson !\itchen 1994
Russ lJhing Coordinator 1991
i\flyn lJhnnacher
Jennifer Van Dyke i\crompanist 1998
,\ssociate Principal 1977
Deb Van Dusen Math
Steve Vasa C-ounseling
Barb Weckman SpecialF..d
Barbara Weiner WorldLangauge
Robert White ..social Studi
1983
1988
1996
1993
1978
Glenda Willnerd Media
;\ntwan Wilson Coordinator
Delaine Wilson l(itchen
Nancy Wolfe ..sc1p1careers
.Mike Wortman Principal
1999
2000
2000
1979
1995
Janet Zillig PE./l}ealth
Jeanette Zimmerman l(itchen
Bill Zuspan ..social Studies
1981
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Grant-COison Nancy Green Jarrell Griffith ;\rthur Guevara E.ulalia Guthro lfeide l}anshew Terry lfarris E.laine lfaynes Craig l}eibel Micah lfitz Rus Jadoon Cindy James Jack Joshson Victoria Johnson Flow Linda Jons Belinda Jurgens De;\nna Kilroin Karynda Ketchmark Diana Kirsch Judy l(otwas Rose l(raeger Jason l(rieger penny Kruse ;\lire Krutak Melinda League Schaen
Letheby Susan Lieb Denise Lionberger Danise Martin Pat Martin&rah Mason Corrine Maul Russ McCray Tina Medina David MilesE.mma Moniz Lori Munger Marsha· Myers Mary Nguyen lfuy Due Nielsen carol Ninneman Jo;\nn Dakeson Marti Ostgaard caron Parker Larry Patterson Dick Pohlman Irv Putnam Sean Rauscher Karen Reinmiller Mike Riggins Jim
Risenhover Lin Roberts Mark Roth zoanna Rynearson Jim &iathoff Barbara &ndNancy &muna Jessica '5dlaaf Lynda &funidt Melva &:ranton Barbara '5edlarek George Shafer Tussell Sharpe&nn Shepard Marcia Sherman Celia Shuman Pat Simpson Fred Smith l(rissa Snell Brenda Snowden Pat Stanley Daniel Straight Donna Stuhr Vickie Thorpe John Tilley Michelle
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Ceri Larson - 1vft:dia/A V Seczdaly Maryhel en. Graul - Soc.. St. Para
Glenda -Wilnerd lv1edia. Specialist:
Marilyn. Heckma n Principa l's Sectreta ry
Leann Galusha
Cathy Davis lv1edia. Secretar y
Mary South.w orth. - GP Lab
13arb Scranto n - Secretar y Counsel ing Center
Peg Aldridg e School Treasure r
Alegra Proca.cin a. - Sect:reta ry Main Office
Kris Brinkm an Office Secretar y
Jan.et l...eick - Secretar y Attenda nce Office
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Right: Look! It can happen. Students actually stay awake and pay attention. There are even the occasional few that take notes and participate. Here are some sophomores and . juniors demonstrating "the good student" act in Jill Hanshew's Second Year Spanish Class.
l¾! ATD OYO UTH INK? By Brion.e Kalcik.
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E111c1 ass? ''I get to earn money in class." -Brad Nevitt
"I get to learn to manage my life better in this class than in any other class." -Corki Davison
Above: Aimee Messman turns around to ask Tanya T umer a question about her budget. Right: !!tudents in business classes not only plan budgets. sell products. and work with pretend stocks. They also give speeches. Hern two students mad their index cards which contain information about their presentation.
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Abovg: Mr. Farrand hglps Majahid Kuwa during his Economic Pgrspgctivgs class with finding a housg to finish his budggt. Thg studgn ts had thg opportunity to find a housg, a car. ajob. and othgr ngcgssitigs. Lgft: ~omg studgn ts arn hard at work. whilg othgrs arn concgnfrating on thgir social lifo.
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KnowlQdgQ succQSS. And with succQss comQs thQ WQr and dQfor minat ion to bQ a futur n businQSS foadQr. Lincoln Publi c ~chools now has a nQw gradu ation rnquirnmQnt in action. ~tart ing with thQ class of 2002 . thQy must havQ fon full classroom hourn. onQ SQmQsfor. of businQSS Qducation. as opposQd to thQ class of 2001 •s fivQ hourn. For Lincoln High studQnts. this could bQ a good thing . ThQ comp ufor fochnology classQS havQ gotfo n nQw computQrn and softw arn to makQ IQaming QaSiQr and morn QfficiQnt. Lincoln High has also introducQd two nQw businQSS Qducation classQs: Promotio nal ~trafogiQS and OfficQ T Qchnology. Lincoln High staff is also maki ng thQir own addit ions. incrn asing by onQ businQss tQachQr. This yQar' s classQs consisfod of studQnts prnfonding to purchasQ stock. including thQ
usQ of an onlinQ stock markQt. This taugh t studQnts a thing or two about insurancQ, pQrnonal budgQts. borro wing monQy, and inforn st rafos. ~tudQnts also had thQ chancQ to producQ and SQII a produ ct of thQir choicQ. Many classQs did this throu ghou t thQ yQar. ThQy • dQforminQd success upon whQthQr thQy found thQir markQt clQaring pricQ and still madQ a profit . or pickQd a bad produ ct that no onQ bought. BusinQSS foachQr John Brad y's firnt SQmQsfor. sixth pQriod class. chosQ to SQII CD casQS with thQ Lincoln High ~chool logo and colorn on thQ front and back. This SQQmQd to bQ a hot ifom. HopQfully thQ nQw businQss Qducation rnquirnmQnts will foach thQ studQnts to bQ morn awarn and infornsfod in IQaming lifo's tricks of thQ businQss tradQ. Now ifs timQ to show thQ world what WQ can do!
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l,¥I ATD OYO UTH INK? By Sara Pan.char oen.
~Wh at is the most interesting thing you've ~lear ned this year? "I learned a lot of interesting things when we studied events of the 1960s and the Vietnam War." -Chris Pederson (12) Contemporary Literature, Mrs. Hamby
"The best thing I have learned this year was how to write a complete essay with a good theme and strong topic statements." -Ariel Washington (10) English IO, Ms. Doerr
Abovo: Jossi Wolfo ( 10) and Kara Fritz ( 10) study for a fost ovor Barbara Kingsolvor 's "Boan Trnos" in Ms. Doorr's English 10 class. Right: !!fophonio Parkor ( 12). Jay Rogorn ( 12) and Kara Lambornon ( 12) spond timo in Mm. Hamby's Confomporary Liforaturn class rnsoarching for thoir prajoct on tho 1960s.
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Abovo: Ngoc Do ( 12) and Torno!:ha Morton ( 12) look for book!: on tho 1960! :. for a prqjoct in Mm. Hamby'g Confomporary litoraturn C.la!:!:. loft: (C.lockwigg from loft} Rolin Phillip!: ( 11 }. Jornm iah Grant ( 12). Hoathor Jack!:on ( 10). Makyla long Wolf ( 11 }. M!:. 0ickonson. Jgggica Canby ( 11 }. Gabo long !!oldior ( 11 }. Earl Pilchor ( 11} and John Pilchor ( 12) mako button!: in M!:. 0ickonson'g Nativo Amorican !!cholarn cla!:!:.
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on the Engligh depar tmtm t continueg to wand grow. The Engligh depar tmen t. headed by John Heineman - a fiftee n year returning teach er at Lincoln High ~chool. hag added a new clagg thig year called Native American ~cholarn. Thig clagg, taugh t and created by Mary Dickengon. ig aimed towardg raiging the graduation rate of Native American gtudentg by creating a morn comfortable learning environment wher e gtudentg can gharn time with othern who have the game valueg and beliefa. Lincoln High offorn enough engligh claggeg to guit almogt anybody'g interngtg, After taking the rnquirnd Engligh 10. dudentg can chooge from 27 diffe rent Engligh claggeg ranging from. the traditional American or Engligh litera ture and Compogifion to the not go traditional claggeg guch ag Women·g litera ture. ~cience Fiction and Mult icultu ral litera ture. Jodi Wertz. a genior in Mg.Kupfor'g Women·g
litera ture clagg explaing, .. I think that the EngJigh depa rtmen t at LH~ ig great. them am go many diffe rent claggeg offered that any gtudent can find one that inter ndg them ." ~enio r Galen Lechner. in Mm. Hamby' g Cont empo rary litera ture cJagg gayg. "' .. .the bookg we rnad haven 't been the grnafegt. but thg teach er ig cool and we have watch ed gome good movieg!" The C.Jaggical Roma n ~hakegpearnan Drama clagg that wag adde d lagt year g{mmed to be quite gucceggful. Taug ht by Mg. ~tran d. ghe folt gtudentg really enjoyed themgelveg and ig excited that it wag go well received by the gtudentg, In the clagg, gtudentg read ~hak eg_pearn·g playg and poetry and algo gpen t gome time exploring ~hakegpearn'g ingpirationg. With all of the diverne cJaggeg being offered. dude ntg can expand their horizong pagt the bagic. "'Edgar Allen Poe··. "'~carlet letter '·. and "'Pearr· curriculum.
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l¾ -IA TD OY OUTH IN K? By Kris ten Killm an.
~W ha t is the most interesting thing you' ve ~le arn ed this year?
Ri2h t: Medi a Spec ialist Glenda Willn erd demonstrat es how to do a Powerpoint Slide Show to a <;lass of ELL students.
Left: ELL teach er Linda Lopez helps Sara Khalil (11) with her assignment.
Abovo:Boajamin NavarroMaciol ( 10) works on a projoct in ELL wood s/ construction.
Right: Kosovarn Momoti ( 11 }. Zohra Ha loom ( 11 }. Ngoc Lo ( 12). and Antigona Gashi ( 11 } hang up thoir art work in tho north hall.
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AbovQ: Ell dQpartmQnt chair HildQ DalQ ~tand~ in front of hQr bright ly dQcorafod bullQtin board.
LQft:Martin ldam ( 11) works on thQ compu for with Mm. Ghormfoy to hQlp him.
ngligh Languagg Lgarngrg How wou ld you likg walk ing around thi~ hugg gchool not know ing wha t anyo ng wag gayi ng? I think it wou ld bg prnt ty gcar y. That ' g wha t gomg of our ELL (Engligh Languag-g Lgarngrn) gtudgntg think abou t bging hgrn at Lincoln High. Having ELL clagggg hgrn rnally hglpg thg pgoplg who don' t know Engl igh that wgll bgca ugg you nged to know ag muc h ag you can abou t thg coun try you' rn in. Thgy lgarn Engligh whilg takin g othg r clagggg_ Thg ELL gtudgntg ggt to do a varigty of thing g guch ag: working on thg compufor. math . Jgarning
ngw languaggg, lgarning to gwim ming. and lgarning to play bagkgfball. ~omg of thg dudg ntg don' t think Lincoln High ig anyt hing likg thgir gchoolg in thgir own coun try. A fow of thg thingg thgy likg hgrn at Lincoln High arn thg nonviolgnt foac hgrn , thg gtuf f thgy ggt to makg, and thg ngw languaggg that thgy nggd to lgarn for thgir claggg~. Thg ELL dudg ntg comg from all ovgr thg globg guch ag Vigt nam . T urkgy, Mgxico. Iraq. Bognia. and ~yri a and thgy gharn thgir knowlgdgg and gxpgrigncg with all of thg dudg ntg and foac hgrn at Lincoln High.
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ltH A TD OY OUTH IN K? ri1I What do you like about your P.E. or Health E11 1c1a ss?
"It's a good way to get me motiv ated in the morn ing." -Alyshia Stroman
"It's a great way to get big and muscular." -Noah Knisely
Abovo: Valorio Mornno from Plannod Parnnt hood of Lincoln talk!: about tho importanco of !:afor !:DX in Hoalth cla!:!:.
Right: "lofg got phy!:ical. phy!:ical..." !!tudontg· in P.E. cla!:!: play a friond ly gamg of fri!:boo football.
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Abovg: Katig Dick ( 11 ) and a classmafo splish -splas h around in Lincoln High's swimm ing pool.
Lgft: Brian Cunningham ( 12) lgnding Drnw Phillipi ( 12) an gxtra hand on thg bgnch prnss.
Phy~ieal Edueation and eg clagg er quart gt arnju P.E. and h Healt ~ome studenh: take Health and P .E. arn thern ster seme a in ern quart two am thern since classes because they arn rnquirnd. but to other rn Carne arn es clags e Thog up. it fill to es class other students it's morn than that. Health classes teach clagg rs Carne The . ation ~duc rn Drive and ation Educ about things that can be harmful to thoir health. their et budg to how like gkillg bagic nts stude eg teach like diseases. They also learn about things to and jobs for ing apply eg, colleg to ing apply y. mone keep them healthy. like being physical. And what iews. interv g durin do to what does P.E. stand for? That' s right. physical • ipate partic they er quart the of end the Near education! P. E. is morn than running and play' drngs a like ally bagic is h whic iewg, interv mock in ing around all class per~od. P.E. actually helpg algo g classe rs Carne iewg. interv n futur for rnal rnhea students stay fit and active. With class~ms like s place ess busin and es colleg local from ers speak get racquet sports. gwimming. aerobics. toning nfa. stude the to talk to .E. P al fitness, weight training and just gener much pretty that wen ation. Educ rs Drive clagses, thern ig something for everyone. drive to how about learn ents !!tud . itself ins expla The Health clasges arn involved in projectg gkills g drivin their ice pract to get they and rly prope and am able to listen to gpeakers. They've had . lators gimu ng exciti thmm on Officer Hubka come in to talk about drunk driving eg clags the take nts gtude not or her whet !!o and a speaker from Planned Parenthood to give their iging exerc be l hey'l t _ rnd, rnqui it's se becau just information on family planning. They algo learn g. bodie and mindg about drug / alcohol abuge and !!TD'g. 1111111111111111111
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~ What was your favorite part of ~ this class? "I like making the designs on the computers, all the different shapes and pictures we can make." -Benjamin NavarroMaciel
"It's hands on, not a lot of class work, you just come in and do your work." -Dustin Thompson
Abovg: Danigl Ellyson ( 11 ) is hard at work transformin g a pigcg of mgtal into a work of art using his wglding skills. Right: Amy !!falgy ( 12) and Jgnnifor Jacobson ( 11 ) put thgir hgads foggthgr as thgy work undgrngath a car.
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Abovg: luat Nguygn ( 12) carnfully opgrafos machingry in his shop class.
lgft: Thomas Wilkason ( 10) watchgs classmafo Kofi Bonsi ( 11) work in thgir drafting and dgsign class.
ndu~trial TQ<!hnologig~ Tirnd of theories of evolution. the government and trigonometry? Well lH!! has something to put you at ease: industrial teehnology classes. The same types of classes f:1nd the same old eurrieulum can take ifs toll. !!o why not put an end to your boring everyday classes and enroll yourself in one of many industrial technology classes we have to offer. Instead of falling asleep you can be learning a new skill. opening doom to opportunities that will benefit you in.the futurn and have a whole lot of fun doing it. This year in the industrial tech. classes learn how small engines work. learn the basics on how to weld. discover what it is that makes your car die when you·rn
alrnady late to school of build with the help of sa"'(S. Whatever your internst is Lincoln High has something for you. If industrial teeh. elasses never appealed to you beforn now is the time to take a one with the wide varietyjus f waiting for you. You can choose to burn through metal in welding. or spend some time as a grnase monkey with your head in a ear. and if drafting is what you like try drafting and design or electronics. With many morn elasses to choose from you rian·t go wrong. thern is bound to be a class for you. !!o stop falling asleep listening to the same thing over and over again and benefit your futurn with Lincoln High !!chool*s industrial tech. department.
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Edward "Annoyin g Rice, and when the bell rings for 4th period." -Jessica Stanford
"Having lots of my friends in my class and Mrs. Ingram is cool! " -Jake Brestel
Im! : Bailgy Taylor ( 11) confomplafo!: thg angwgr to a trfoky math quggtion.
Bottom Right: Qugntin Cfovgland ( 10) !:tudigg hi!: work carnfully. bgforn dgciding on an angwgr.
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incoln High offern many different mat asses at many different lovols. They can range from beginning math to calculus. ~o if math is not your thing. chances arn Lincoln High can still find a class that you will be ~ble to do well in. Advanced math is one of the many options if you do not want to take prncalculus or calculus. And them is always the ~tatistics class. This class is a only a seme ster long. It is good class for people who do not foel like taking math all year long. We do have our fair sham of math lovern hern at Lincoln High. If you arn looking for some help on your math homework try a member of the Math Club. Many of these students arn very good at math and go onto higher levels of math classes. Math Club members enjoy a wide variety of activities. Many members choose to participate in UNL's math day.
Math day is a day every year that UNL reserves for math. It is an all day event designed for those math lovern. Club mem bers also have participated in math competitions between other schools. Lincoln High has held their own pretty well in previous ye:irn. Math may not be everyone's favorite subject. but it is a good idea to take four yearn of math. Most colleges rnquirn at least four yearn of math credits to enter. Other colleges rnquirn up to advanced algebra. Many colleges these days have math placement tests . If you do well on the test you do not have to take as many math classes while you arn in college. However. this also depends on your major. Math will also help you out in those chemistry and physics classes. Whatever you choose to do after high school. math skil~s arn a necessary part of lifo.
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Above: P!:y<!hology tea<!her Jeff Bay er give!: hi!: dudent!: dirn<!tion!: for thei r brai n praje<!t!:. Righ t: (Clo<!kwi!:e from far left) A!:hley Miller ( 11 ). Ca!:ey Kau fma n ( 10). David !!an<!hez- Apari<!io ( 10). Tom my Nguyen (10) . Jeff Hud on (10) and Mar<!U!: Myle!: ( 10) play a gam e that they de!:igned in ~ha unn a Meyer·!: Wor ld Hi!:tory <!la!:!:.
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• Wh en you thin k of ~oeial ~tu dies you hin k of Ben jam in Fra nkl in. Am erig o spueei, World Warn or maybe even the mvention of pea nut butter. Wh atev er the •thought might be. history has always b(mn a par t of our everyday lives. Hern at Lineoln High them am many diffornnt elasses you eould take tha t am related to our gre at history. You eould take Mr.Bayer'g Psyehology elas s and learn about the mind and the tho ugh t proeesses. You eould take Mr.Zuspan's Criminal Jus tiee elass and learn about the law and the way thej udi eial sys tem works. Or maybe you'd like to take a history elass. like Mr. Wilson's World History and learn abo ut how our gov ern men t eame about. how the slaves gained thei r freedom. and how women fou ght for equal rights. Hern at Lineoln High the m is a wide range of elas ses tha t the studentg am
allowed to take full advantage of. We take for granted the eentury tha t we . live in. We eou ldju st as easily have been slaves or serv ants under a king and queen. We eould have been born in a time without modern medieine. We should look baek and be thankful tha t we am hem and this is now. ~oeial ~tu dies should be tho ugh t of as neeessity in our edueation in the world today. Plus it helps us learn from our mis take s in the past. expand on the knowledge already gained. and feel true emotions of the stru ggl es and hardships we' ve wen t through as a eountry. a nation and an enti re world together. Wh atev er you learn throughout your yearn at Lineoln High. let your yes terd ays be your history. your nows be made history and your tomorrows beeome the hid ory of our ehildrnn ..
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rid languagg~ Lincoln High ig known fo r ifg dig_rnit y. All th g di ffo mn t kindg of pgoplg, all kin dg of lan gu ag gg an d dy lgg _ At Lincoln High gv gr yo ng doggn't havg to bg thg gamg an d you fog I Jikg you bglong. Thgrn •g a placg fo r gvgryong hgrn at Lincoln High. ~omg pgoplg thi nk th at gtudying an othgr languagg ma y no t hglp you whgn you am oldgr. bu t th gy am wr on g. Kn ow ing an ot hg r lan gu ag g bggidgg yo ur pr im ary lan gu ag g could bg a big plug whgn applying fo r ajo b. Many gmploygrn arn looking fo r pgoplg who am flugnt in morn th an ong languagg. Egpgcially in a gchool likg LH~. wi th
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go ma ny gtudgntg fro m oth gr countrigg, knowing an oth or languagg ma y opgn a door of frigndghip an d opportun ity fo r you. And if you travgl to an oth gr co un try . kn ow ing thg lan guagg gpoken thgrn is a mugt. Th e Lincoln High W or ld Languaggg dg pa rtm en t congigtg of 11 foachern wh o fo ac h lgvelg 1- 5 in ~p an igh , Fmnch. Ggrman. an d Chinggg_ A to tal of 84 wo rld lan gu ag e clagggg arn tau gh t at Lincoln High in ong gchool year. Th is ghowg_th at Lincoln High knowg ho w im po rta nt it ig to bg no t only multicultural. bu t algo multilingual.
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E18 and what do you like about the class? ''I like making things with my hands as apposed to sitting in a class."
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"I enj oy bei ng abl e to make my own designs and being creative with them." • - Mingus Burdic (10) Beginning Sculptre
Above: Lynette Klein (12) is testing out her skill on the pottery wheel.
Righ t: Rikk i Wal lace ( 11) wor ks on a self -por trai t in Mrs . Ko twa s' s beg inni ng drawing class.
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WJA TDO YOU THI NK? rj'1I What do you like about Family By Sara Panchar oen
~ Consumer Sciences? "I like going out and being with the Centennia l Mall Day Care children the most" -Carroll Stockard (11) Child Development, Ms. Nelson
" ...teamwork is the most importan t thing when working in a restaurant... This (Food Service) has been one of my best experiences in a long time." -John James (12) F.ood Service, Mrs. Myers
Abovg: {clockwisg from lgft) Blair Michagl ( 10). Troy Hughgs, John ~ung ( 11 ). Ms. !!awygr. Patrick !!titman ( 11 ). Adam Pottorff ( 12). and Karnn Ogbogr ( 11 ). bakg dinosaur shapgd cookigs for Harflgy Elgmgntary studgnts whilg thgy had thgir spgcial study on dinosaurn.
Right: Katfo Mihulka ( 12). Kori Chrisfonsgn ( 12). Kglly !!higlds ( 12) and Vang Pham ( 12) makg snowflakgs in thgir Child Ogvglopmgnt class.
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Abovg: Oanh Nguyg n ( 11 ). rn<!givm: !mmg hglpful ggwin g tip!: from Family and Con!:umgr !l<!iQn<!Q!: tga<!hgr Jarnld ing May!: in hgr C.rnativg Clothi ng Oggign <!la!:!:.
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Everyom~ kn g the feeling: your doma<!h grow ling ag you pagg throu gh gouth building on your way to g<!ien<!e <!lagg • , when guddenly you gmell warm <!ookieg, and ag you galivate are <!onfuged be<!auge you know the Cookie link ig far away . You ghrug it off and guggegt to yourn elf it mugt be thoge <!razy hung er pain hallu<!inationg. Well you were wron g, thoge were real <!ookieg bakin g, and while you tried tofig urn out Newton'g Third Law, the morn fortu nate gtude ntg got to eat them in one of lin<!oln High'g bakin g <!faggeg. Whil e the avera ge Lin<!oln High dude nt eatg 70% of their mealg fagt food and buyg all of their <!lotheg retail, Lin<!oln High hag a handf ul of agpiring <!ulinary exper fg and faghi on degig n gurug . For gome, ifg morn thanjugt <!ooking and gelll,ling, ifg about learn ing impo rtant, valuable tradeg to be uged throu ghou t their lifetim e. The Fami ly Cong umer !!<!ienMg depa rtment offorn a varie ty of <!laggeg: !!tud ent Paren ting, Human Behavior. Bakin g, In-
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lngfrumgnfal Mugie This year, in the music world, has been pretty exciting, the Marching band and Jazz band went to California! The Jazz band won their competition, and the so did the Marching band. Since the band won the competition they got the privilege to march part of their show in the pregame show of the Holiday Bowl, also they were in the halftime show. The band was in two parades, the Holiday bowl parade and the New Year's Eve Disney parade. They got to spend time in San Diego shopping and visiting the beach, they also got a lot of~" , practice time in for all of the shows they had to perform. In ,.,, /. Los Angles They spent time at Universal Studios Hollywood, : •.<-:. • and Disney Land. :;;d. ~ ~ The Orchestra has been busy doing it's own thing, trying to take over the "band" room and trying to organize their ..." own trip to San Antonio. They were picked to play at the · .. · . ;· National Music Educators Association convention, from many ~1' :;, ;--: 5= 0 ,,,. groups who auditioned. Also, the pit orchestra for the musi.; ~~ cal is looking pretty good at the moment. I asked some of the band members what they thought · about band, or orchestra. "It's great because we're all one big happy family." Said senior Tammen Tolliver. Senior Drew Inbody said, "It's nifty. It's like there's a party in my pants and everyone's invited!!" On a more serious note sophomore Kristen Pudenz said that it was the first school ensemble that she's ever been in that's really challenged her. "Band has provided an opportunity for me to meet a lot of really great people and to improve my level of musicianship." Said Nate Morris, senior. "School is a game, band is life." Commented junior Aaron Bush. Sophomore Austin McCleery said that he has made lots of friends, and it's made his first year at Lincoln High much more enjoyable. Senior Nicole Wallen-Thompson said that band has changed her life. And senior Julie Ferrin said "I've met tons of new people every year and would have never met them, and I'll remember them for the rest of my life." I also asked what Mr. Rush and Mr. Ehly thought about the year, 'Tm very Above: Sean Warnke (12) plays the drums while proud of the work the kids Tyreece Burton (12), Eric have done and I'm very proud Foy ( 12), and Tommy Kettler of the leadership this . year." (12) toot on their trumpets. Commented Mr. Rush. Mr. Top right: Tommy Kettler (12) Ehly put in a comment too, "I plays the trumpet in Orches don't think the kids in band tra. know how good they are, but Right: Mr. Rush talks with some day they will look back students in class. and appreciate it." 122
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Top Left: The drummers strike a pose at the Links Competitio n. Top Right: Steven Almquist ( 11) plays the drums for a drum ensemble. Middle Left: Meline Harrell (12). Alyssia Wilson ( 11), Sara Thelen ( 12), and Stephanie Gooding (12) play for the concert. Above: The Drumlirie wins their compe tition, and scream "We're # l!" Bottom Left: Heather Babcock (12), and Julie Friberg (12) sneak a smile at the camera during Orchestra. Bottom Right: 'the Pep Band strikes up at a pep-rally.
Voeal Mugie Just liko ovory thing ohm at lin<!oln High tho vo<!al musi<! dopartmon t is no ox<!option for an parti<!ito a<!tivitios diffornnt of amount abundant pafo in. Thorn am six diffornnt kinds of vo<!al V.O.D. am !!oundsati on. thoy horn. <!lassos musi<! Madrigals. C.hoir. Con<!ort Dostiny ). of (VoiN!S !!ophomor n !!olod C.hoir. Vo<!al Jazz. All of whi<!h am prntty big groups. Ea<!h group has its own spodiliko V.O.D.'s big about thorn. uniquonos s <!ial Con<!ort Choir's T-shirts with tho CC. vornity. and tho suporman symbol. insido !!o<!ond somostor at lin<!oln High wo havo a now vo<!al musi<! foa<!hor who rnally isn't a strangor to lin<!oln High. Mr. Jorry Millor. Mr. Millor was on<!o a studont at lin<!oln High yoarn ago: Ho was a wrnstlor . Ho also has subbod for Ms. !!<!hulz a fow ti mos. Mr. Millor has boon subbing for 4 yoarn. and foa<!hing for 35 yoarn. ho has also taught on tho East Coast. Ho wont into rntirnmont in '96. ho <!amo out of rntirnmont just to foa<!h as a vo<!al musi<! toa<!hor horn at lin<!oln High. Tho mason why is bo<!auso ho says "I lovo lin<!oln High". Ho also says that ho is glad to bu with us at lin<!oln High. woll Mr. Millor wo am glad to havo you horn.
Abovg: Mr. Jerry Miller is this ygarn new foachgr for the VOD classgs. looks likg hg's got thg hang of things. Above Right: Matt Oldfield ( 11 ). Dgmgtrius ( 10). Ploostgr Greg in the ( 10) sitting ~turdivant front row listening atfontivgly. Right: Jennifor Vandyke student teacher for Mr. Miller. looking over some very important classified musical papers.
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Why should students take ~ Yearbook and/or Advocate? "You learn a lot of good and important skills for the future." -Kristen Killman Senior
"Advocate is a good experience being with all the people and you have a lot of fun. It is also easy and keeps you creative"
-Paul Reis Senior
ABOVE- YEARBOO K-FIRST ROW-LEF T TO RIGHT: Brione ABOVE-ADVOCATE-CLOCKWISE: Back Row: Jerrod Kalcik, Katie Lathrop, Camie McPhilomy, Narin Tep, Kristen Watson, Paul Reis, Amy Nichols, Mr. Keller. Middle Row Killman, Matt Yoakum. SECOND ROW: James Wills, Jayme Josh Swartzlander, Kasandra Smith, Elisabeth Reinkordt, Kienholz, Lisa McNish, Chanta Turner, Angelina Horalek, Cari Grant Pearson, Kat Shiffler. Front Row: Sally Harlow, hodge, Lindsey Shockey, Ta'Kiya Moore, Jerrod Watson. Not Meghan Connett, Josh Mohr, Robin Washut. First SemesPictured: Kerstin Nuss, Tony Do. First Semester Staff not ter Staff not pictured: Micah Intermill,. Nicole Linke. pictured.·Jessica Canby, Holly Craig, Carmelita Estrada-Moore, Bianca Jones, Angelica Leija, Sara Pancharoen, Cristina Vance,
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Lindsey Shockey (11 ), Camie McPhilomy (10), Lisa McNish (12), and Brione Kalcik (11) discuss what to put on their yearbook pages.
Advocate this year was very difficult because first the in students eight of consisted only it a was Yearbook Seniors. be to happened all that semester increased lot easier this year due to the Meghan advocate the of chief Editor-inyear this Yearbook class. the population in got to do a lot of different things like go to Connett said that "Being part of the advocate Kansas for the National Scholastic Press staff has been a rewarding experience. The Association (NSPA). With many people processof just being part of a staff offers new y opportunit and is It world. the on es perspectiv people leaving after first semester and new She know." don't I what about more learn to upcoming coming second semester the work to able being is advocate of "Part said also Adthe for chaotic of kind deadlines got met, not are deadlines the If deadlines. under Editor-inclasses. Yearbook vocate and chief of the yearbook Ta'KiyaM oore said there is no paper." ' Advocate the joining people new the With that "this years yearbook staff was more first after leaving people and semester second difficult then others due to the lack of exto trying strained little a was staff the semester perience on others peoples part. The best happening was what on in 's newcomer the fill was Keller part of the year was when Mr. staff Advocate the But things. of flow the and deadhanging by a thread due to the urgant as issues good as just make to through pulled to ready lines that were not finished and semester. first did they be sent for completion".
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"I liked the teacher, the class and the labs." -Thuy Tham( 10)
"I liked the disections." -Chad Greenwalt( 10)
Above: Chad Golden ( 11) and Renee Hanson (10) working hard in Applied Biology to get their assignment done. Right: Mark Shearer does his bed ofnails experiment on science teacher Steve Ferris for the class .
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Above: Students work hard during a lab assignment for Chemsitry class.
Left: Meron Tsegaye (12) amd her lab partners work together in Chemistry class.
c1ence Science at LHS is an exciting thing for everyone, and it shows with all the classes being offered here. All the way from Biology to Chemistry to Physics; you can't have enough science in your life. There was even a brand new science class that began this year called_Environmental Studies. The class teaches about restoration to the wetlands and how to keep the environment of the wetlands clean. The Science department experienced some changes this year also because it got some brand new books for the classes for such as Anatomy and Physiology. The new books were ordered for this year because it's a part of an 8-9 year process. Getting new books are used to update classes because lots of changes might have happened in the past 10 years that they don't have in the newer books, which would be really good for the learning process.
A great experiment that the LHS science department has is an experiment from Mr. Shearer, called the Bed of Nails. This experiment has someone lay on top of a bed of nails and Mr. Shearer breaks a concrete block on the persons stomach. It's a sad thing though because Mr. Shearer has · decided to retire the Bed of Nails this year. When talking to Mr. Ferris, a pretty well-known Science teacher and the chairman of theScience Departments, he listed all the possible careers that you could fall into if you migh t be interested in Science after high school. A few possible careers Mr. Ferris listed were food service, engineering, and politics. He also said good benefits of Science are -decision making and even being able to think for yourself.
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Above: John Admire (12) working hard as a student assist.
Above: Jeff Stinson (12) and Clint Lochner ( 12) use swches to turn on electrical appliances in structured learning.
Right:(left to right, top to bottom) Amber Ramirez ( 11 ), Matt Barber ( JO), Dallas Hogan (12), John Admire ( 12), Jenny Turner ( 12), Clint Lochner (12 ), Chris Cain ( 10), Melissa Sanchez (12), Katie Dick (11 ), Brent Hoffma,n (10), Robert Dieken ( 11 ), Remington Holmes (12), Angela Owen (10 ), Keith Sitherwood (12), and Lieu Vu ( 11).
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Top: Richard Lutz (11 ), and David Murphy (12) read books during class.
Left: Amber Ramirez (11 ), Cindy Oberding (10), Brent Hoffman (10), and Erin Studey (10) have fun in art class.
pecial education The moderate program at Lincoln High offers a variety of classes to educate students, enrich their lives and prepare them for adult life in the larger community of Lincoln and the world. Classes are offered in reading, math and keyboarding, as well as a variety of electives from Physical education and swimming to industrial technology and art, because students need practice in the skills needed for independent living. The students can take cooking, transportation, domestics (which includes all aspects of apartment/ home living), social skills, recreation/leisure, sex education and
money skills. Most students participate in classes that take them into the community to work at the university (in a greenhouse and dormitory kitchen). Certain students with more needs spend time in a structured learning class that focuses on doing jobs in sequential order from beginning to end. One class makes their own lunch everyday and takes' their creations to the cafeteria to be with the rest of the students eating at school. Students in the moderate program know other students at Lincoln High from previous schools or from participating in regular classrooms.
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"My favorite thing we did was Big Brother/Sister at Lazer Quest and then we all took a group photo around my car."
-Kristin Wilkinson ( 11) "The time Camie and I spent the night at Helen's house and my foot was ran over by Stephie's car. Later that night we went to the store to buy stuff to make shirts about my foot being ran over. We also bought pink slippers."
-Kelli Johns (10)
Above: Sarah Dicke (12), Philip Chen ( 11 ), and Theip Bui (11) go over the constitution. Right: Most of the council takes time out of their busy day to take a picture to remember 1st semester. Fourth Row: Chris Rutt (12), Grant Rogers ( 11 ), Janna Miller (11), Noah Knisely (10), Jay Beem1ann (10) Third Row: Gabriel Long Soldier (11), Jamie Anderson (11), Chase Marsh (10), Sandy Vo (12), Marcus Gaskins (10), Renee Trevizo (10), Camie McPhilomy (10), Amanda Remmers (11), Sara Thelen (12), Brandy Schnell (12), Stephanie Davidson ( 11) Second Row: Antia Marahatta (12), Thiep Bui (11), Tuyet Kieu (11), Helen Cooper (11), Kate Lacey (11), Kristin Wilkinson, (11) First Row: Clarene Broadnax (10), Stacey Springer (12)
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Above: Stude nt Council watches IIG at the annual LHS Stuco Exchange. Left: Renne Trevizo (10), Chase Marsh (10), and Noah Knisely, (10), discussing election days for the "freshie" com-
tudent Council Lincoln High has had a student body/council for 83 years. It has been sponsored by World Geography teacher, Robert Holbert for five year here at Lincoln High. Thoughout the year the council has done many different activities. "This year 's Student Council was dedicated and hard working." says Stephanie Davidson (11). Stuco as it's also called has sponsored the "Make-a-Wish" foundation, which raised $1,075 in four days. Lincoln High raised the most money out of all of district 6 combined. They held course the annual dances and a "Trick-or-Treat" for people with disabilities. This year 's "Trickor-Treat" had the biggest tum out ever. Of course there's walks and this year something new, Big Brother, Big Sister. Student Council as a whole would plan an activity for children
on the waiting list to have a Big Brother/Big Sister. The biggest project was for school Spirit was when Stuco made over 1600 locker signs for finals week along with a very big one in front of the school. The student council also put in their bid so they could hold state in the fall of 2002. Due to financial reasons LHS was turned down. Everyone on the council is important rather they hold the postition of president or morale officer or even if they 're just a member. This year the council has added a new office, Internal Affairs. Those three officers, deal with any' problems within the council. "Student Council, more than any other institution within the realm or rather sphere of its influence, captures the very essence of selfless service. Stuco is not some ambiguous, amorphous NGO with ubiquitous objectives and a myopic world or societal perspective." said Mr. Holbert. St-ode2nt- Cooncfl
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"I like how the classes are smaller, and we get more credits for our classes." -Angela Tiedgen
''I enjoy the kids, and hel1 them try to get back or track to graduate."
-Jarrell Gree,
Top: Giovanni Jones teaches her English class with visual aids. Right: Teri Laing (11 ), takes time to hit the books, and study hard in social- studies.
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Top: Darcel Hinds (10), pays close attention in English class. Left: Jarrell Green, Marie Wolfenbarger, Travis Wills, Marissa Buresh, Chaz Philpot, Teri Laing, Ambe r Compton Jennifer Creps, Angel a Tiedg en, Shann on Dona hoo, Giova nni Jones, Jessic a Sebek, Tiffan y Gothrie, and Darcel Hinds take a break from Ace to pose for the camera.
This is the fourth year Lincoln i h School has provided alternativ e coop erati ve educ ation (ACE). ACE is a learning program different from most of Lincoln High. It used to be considered another school, a few years ago ACE was calle d scho ol within a school (SWAS). This program teaches students using many different strategies. Students that are in ACE not only benefit from these learning strategies, but also get the chance to meet new people. They are allowed to be themselves, and feel comfortable in the environment
and have fun attending ACE activities. These students are able to go on field trips and are face to face with their learnings. Not just anyone can :attend ACE. The student must be at least sixteen years of age, and they have to show great desire to obta in their diploma. This program is for stu- , dents who may want to graduate as soon as possible. It is also for students who feel more comfortable getting one on one teachings. ACE is a big help to students. The teachers also enjoy ACE. Everyone that plays a part in ACE benefits in some way. 0 ACE
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Hard at work or hardly working? Andrew Eckerson (11) and Harley Platte (12) choose to study in the humanities area.
Junior Katie Mason works on an art project involving a Barbie doll.
Above: Cole Vanicek ( 11 ), Katie Brunke ( 11 ), Rachel Beddes (11 ), Ali McCracken (11), andMeganM illigan(l2) "study hard. "
Right: An overview of the interior of the Arts and Humanities School as seen from the pottery area.
Above: Conno r McCh esney ( 11) has the world in his hands.
Left: Students study in a relaxed atmosphere aided by delicious nutritious food products.
rts and Humanities Arts and Humanities was in full swing d in its second year located in the old ling factory. This program was one filled with unique learning opportunities and new challenges. Students from grade 10 to 12 worked together in an enriching positive environment meant to encourage creativity. The staff worked hard every day to prepare new experiences which included field trips to various art museums and galleries and other spots in the community. In the humanities course, students got the privilege of hearing guest speakers from the community and part(cipating in group dialogue regarding a wide variety of topics. The staff included Art teach er Tom Shepherd, Lang uage Arts teach er Bill Steinke, Spanish and Photography teacher
Amy Vanderslice, Math teacher Matt Johnson and Social Studies teacher Linda Kalbach. Many Lincoln High students found this program an enriching alternative to normal high school life. Students typically took two morning classes at their home high schools and then traveled to the focus program around 10:00 a.m. A wide variety of students attended the Arts and Humanities program. Each individual was allowed to follow their own dreams and ideas for education. The focus program not only taught students how to be artists (as many think) it also encouraged them to become intelligent, thoughtful figures in the community.
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~potlight.... Jessira Opfer (I I) plays on the Junior Varsity team. '5he's been playing for Linmin lfigh sinre her freshmen year. '5he was voted tram raptain and is athe offensive leader as well as a match starter. On top of all this Jessira managers to be on honor roll an dstays active in other clubs. Top: Jen Knoll, 11 from JV hits the ball back to the oponents for a point. Middle Left: Jessira Opfer, 11, JV, saves the ball before her team gets aside out. Middle Right: Rachel Black, 1o, Reserve, spikes the ball over the net for agood play. Bottem: f\manda Lueke,, 1o, JV, dives to save the ball
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The most improvoo player this season is Tyler 1-fehn. Tyler tried and tried and knew what he ne,edoo to get done and he did it. coach Terry Berks feels he improvoo the most this season and stepped in when they ne,ed someone responsible. Coach Terry Berks thinks Tyler deserves this award Good Luck next year. T p Center: Quentin 1-fodges gets tackled on his to making a touchdown
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most pie would call this season, and next year em crazy. '5ometimes they're expected to do even better, smre they'll have a they even question prettr. exprrenred team therr own sanity! Tany:s~~teel: Junior Morgan Nick Scott expects '"I like cross country that the team will i\iloatricK because ifs a team ~ to state, even trunks i~ is sport. you have to lhoµgh they'll be Travis Edwards: actually a work as a team. and losing m~y is:35 form of you make strong ewenenred torture. But ifs an friendships." Megan I layers inclu~ tie Stitt, Travis Lofgren ( 12) Kristen Killman: accomplish11 :32 ment to be ards, Mike proud of. Not Rarl~Ji Megan Lofgrel\ !\nsten l(illman, , too many people ran Jere~~~~well: say that ttier _JllSt f8ll 5- 7 Me~an Lofro-en, and Lexi l(aclavy. "If was fun, but it • miles. "I ea football be sad to see the seniors . Katie Stitt: players for breakf~" 11:43 said j)unior 15at Sniifler. leaviAA, and I'm excited to see l\ll-in-all he girls and boys what fiappens next season," said j)umor Sally &haff ert. Mike Early: teams did an exellent j)b Nick Scott: 17:42
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Sally Schaffert was a major part of the cross country team, she is one of the captains, and one of the best moti vato rs on .the team. Sally has been on the team for 3 years and has been on varsity all 3 years also.
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'5tephanie Neruda is one of Linooln lfigh's top Gymnasts. '5he is a •hard worker and likes what she does. '5he is are,ally good • ·athlete, exrellent student --- --- ~ and just agood person all around
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The terun has learned a great You may like sports or you deal of discipline. They were may not but anyone who's ready for anything. anyone would ... Whether or not know that the Girls they ever play VarsitySOftball again in their terun entire lives or was amazing grow up to this year. beoome Whether they . professional were practicsoftball playing or ers and later in the middle of roach teruns a big game these beyond them, they will girls gave it their all. They practired morning noon always be able to say they had and night. With four outstand- the opportunity to play softball ing roaches to help guide the at a great school with the best • girls on the greatest team at terun they progressed far beyond their previous abilities. Linmln liigh.
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by: I\ngelh1a Jioralek
Top Left: Jessie Singleton demonstrates her good eye ;\bove: The varsity girls prepare for games by huddling dose together. Left: Crystal Daugherty pays quick attention to the players on base .
Desiree Lohmeier is this years spotlight player. ~he is an outstanding catcher for the teruri and a great leader to many of the other girls. "I like how I playoo and also how well the team did!'' -Desiree Lohmeier
Top Left: Desiree is gearing up to ratdl Top Right: The team tries to stay warm on the bench during a game. Bottom Left: the girls warm up by tossing it around
abit. Bottom Right: Jessie Singleton and the girls warm up before agame.
homerun, slider, strike_ J.V. Cou11t PiusX 2-10 North Platte 4-2 Omaha Westside 3-16
Li.ncol11 East l-5. 4-10 Lincoln Southeast 0-6. 0--8
Columbus )3-0, 6-5
Linco/11 Southeast 3-10, 2-15 Fremon 9-12, 5-3 Beatrice 2-13
PiusX 9-4 Lincoln Northeast 1-4, 13-J
Norfolk 6-1, 4-1
Grand Island 2-0, 7-2 Lincoln East 8-3,4-11
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j.v. and reserve &>ftbalLthe only game where you ran "I" in ''team". Coach Merse<l c:lesaibes his feel the tension in your ann winding up team: Jenny Farwell was a steady ball for the pitch, the velocity of the ball as it player; she has a great personality. leaves your hand and rares acr~ the in- Renae Foreman was the most quiet on the team, but preformed field only to be struck by the mowelt .Shana l(umpula men tum of the metal played renter field, bat.not to mention, ifs the became a better only game ruled by batter, and was a =:n-r.lil.'-11.!! GlllliS! great base This was an ex- _.,, - • runner. l(asey citing year for both M<O>y was the teams. Freshman AJbest long ball lison Molloy came in hitter, and ran to the team with play any position. pretty basic skills and Cortney Neemann ended up working everywas like having one. They even came up another roach, she was the with a nickname for her and most knowledgable. Rachel Restau now rail her "l\1-Nino." When it romes to training techniques, played first base and really improved on Coach Deets knows that no ball should her hitting. l(ayla &.hultz was able to rome to astop! Coach Merseci on the other play anywhere on the field, she was a hand, formed summer clinics in whim earn good batter and battled the hardest. "My freshman stepped up and player worked on her own played well, I am looking forward to skills. roaching them again next season"-coach But when the srason came around, Merseil made sure there was no Bob "ersed. 111 •
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Lincoln Southeast 0-2 Millard South 4-9 Millard West 2-15
Lincoln Northeast 16-2
Li11coln East 10-2 Fremont 10-3
Millard North 0-6 Li11coln Northeast 12-10
Lincoln Southeast 4-5
Millard South 0-14 Millard West 0-14
Fremont 7-5
Millard North 5-0 LPS Reserve Invite Millard North 1-13 Fremont 9-2
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Front Row (L to R~ Megan Beaman, Brittany Staley, .\manda .showalter, &lsie Finke, Jennifer F..ndres, Ashley Wolfe~ &mrid Row (L to R~ Coad1 Jen Deets, l\oren Plummer, .Stephanie Bittinger, l\llison Molloy, Christy Bales, Katie l)awley, .\manda Cades. Bad Row (L to R~ Glynna R~ F..mily Pederson, Liz Starkey, cailie Duryea, Liz rttolloy, Tabitha Staley.
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Jenny Berens, l(nnberlv Kremer. &'cond Row (L to R~ Shana l(umpula. Jamie Roach, Jamie Walker, ,\shley Gartre, ca1)r Buzz, Ranae Foreman. 'Jft, liohnes. Ben Row «. to RF A.na JJeSt, l(ayla ,Schultz. l(asey A(cCoy, Mandy Raffety, A_ndy Olson, Cmlin &Itter, Coach Bob Mei'sed
.-- -- -- -- -. The spotlight this yrar is on l(asey McCoy. "Interesting' was the one word that she choose to describe this last season. "This past yrar was atotal tum around from last year, when we went from a losing streak to winning a lot of games in arow." Above Left: Ranae Foreman ratches a fly ball in the outfield Above Right: The JV team relebrates after winning a close game. Far Left: The Links pitcher threw a strike against the Rocket batter. Left: Coach .Mersecl strikes the perfect batting pose in Johnson Gym.
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The JV and Reserve tennis players, Dan lfatch (aka: Pete Boys Tennis players did very Sampras) did an exrellent j)b this well this season, defishould we and year even though him for looking be nitely they had very next year. Speaking of few players. Theyrame they team Varsity the but limit, the is sky "The inserond had areally good the universe is even bigger'' year going into the l)lare in the Millard -Jay C. t. tournamen state North The top two player Tournament and ended up with winning third plare in remrds. James Wills was the City Tournatwo number for eigth ranked ment. We asked coach Overall state. into going singles cathy Maestas which team Varsity won three matches at state. she felt was the hardest to Rlay, and her response was Next year they will have five out of &lutheast bemuse they have the six letter winners returning and always had a strong team. will have apromising year. Watch out varsity
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Jared Wells had an out standing ••r... .,-;-t year and got 3rd plare in the District Finals. I-le was glad they brat Fremont in the first of the season 5-4. Jared said Coach 1-Iershberger was nire and agood teacher on the skills and basi~ of playing Tennis. Nire Job Jared! . We will miss your high acheivements in the up roming years and wish you sucress in : your future endeavors.
Top: '5idney Conner -JV delivers a deadly backhand to his opponent. Top Right: Josh Ward -Varsity fires a serve across the net. Left: Te,am members warm up before a chilly match late in the fall.
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9/8 LHS vsLSE
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9/12 LHS vs Beatrice 230
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The LliS girls golf team had also placro semnd in districts. Jill a pretty good season The girls Boyer, Stacey Galusha, Jenny never placffl last in any mnferenre Gwelo, Tracy lfahn, Kestrel lfauptman, F.Jizabeth Lee, They placed fifth in the Allison Stephens, and Iieartland conference. Rachel Wells all Jenny Gwelo, rooeved a varKestrel liauptman, sity letter for their Stacey Galusha, "\\'e had a really gocxl team outstanding Allison this rear. hut we'll hr ewn perforStephens, and better next rear. because mance in girls Jill Boyer all par- · we're all coining hack." golf. - Jenny Gwelo ticipated in the Several of Iitwtland Conferthe golf team memenre. Jenny Gwelo bers are graduating seended up placing niors. tenth. lfowever, all of the under The team plared third in Linroln public &hoots. F..tven though class women are planning to rethey placed fifth in districts Jenny turn to the golf team next year. Gwelo was the only LIIS golfer to These girls will be something to watch f9r in the uproming golf qaulify for state. Jenny ended up placing thir- season-~~ !; teenth in the state. Jenny Gwelo t:
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Left: Katie Taylor (12) tee off. Below: tacey Galusha (12) practice her troke with the aid of a giant golf ball.
Kristal Walton is a gifted athlete who was one of theto~~i;~~t;~~i;:_onthe team. Kristal is a sensati~......,r~911t1Mlitl't. f to ~,!!1 1-'Rr ftDl. . .,~:fttbt w
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Kamille was focused for her remaining laps. Alejandra fought to cross the finish line first. Rash on competed very intensely.
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Bas This years season was apretty good times~ She finished third in sroring for the Girls Varsity Basketball. The ( 740 points~ ;\nd she also set a players played hard and made a rerord for 8 blocked shots in one game and 59 blocked shots good rerord for themselves. in one season Not With only a few only was Franklin returning seniors and good but many freshman the freshman team was all new Jennifer to high school F..ndres was basketball Not also.an only did the important part freshman's need of the team to learn how to She started all of play on the Varsity the games, she had team but they also an average of ten had to learn how to play points a game, and had atied as a team rerord of most points in one game. Senior Michaela Franklin showed exrellenre this year like F..veryone on the team was good other years. She started 85 games though. We are going to see alot of in a row which had never happen~ood players the next few years on the varsity team. I\eep on playing before. She rame in third in rebounding for the season (475 and Good luck next year to all those who try out.
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i\.bove: &!rah .Matzke.(12) grabs the ball from F..ast while i\.lexis Grenfell (1O) oomes to help. Far Left: .Michaela Franklin (12) goes under the basket to make a shot while i\.lexis Grenfell (l Oh .Melissa Robertson (12h and Jennifer E.ndres (9) oome to help. Left: i\.lissa liolland (9) dribbles down the oourt.
Sophomore Molly hields showed excelen • She's really bowed improvement h n. - ·s eason was the experince and the talent that veryone had" Left: Jennifer E.ndres (9) takes ashot in practire while .Michaela Franklin (12h E.rira l\epler (12h and .Molly '5hields (I0) stand by and watch. Far Left: l\elly ~hields (12) breaks through F..ast to
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says roadl Brady. &verything that roadl Brady wanted to acmmplish; We& This was a good three point team, ham working and
shows that ifs got some skills, and intellegient Good the rompetid defenrean "The girls could pick up tion next year These offenre. on every thing that I bettter watch do rould girls threw at them" out. any thing that 1be girls took y roadlBrad -Coach John Brady the losses~ threw at them. learning experieD<rS and revelled in the victories. coadl Chapman rommented that the girls showed a lot of improvement throughout the year. This season was a good season fo the reserve girls
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that, there was sone adversity booluse of bad grades, truandes, and illnesses& &ven though all that they still really mme together.
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irst Row: A y oo , nna er s, Crystal Daugherty, Erin Johnson. Second Row: Coach Corona, Cassie Willis, Amy Haas, Carroll Stockard, Catherine Balta, Alissa Holland. Megan Harrington.
First Row: Amanda Showalter, Amanada Brakhage, Ryly Zetterman, Jessie Singleton, Jill Boyer, Michaela Flowers. Back Row: Coach Schaffer, Molly Bergeron, Corissa Buehner, Tasha Settrini, Asyhley Gilmore, Amanda Lueke, Chelsee McMeen, Coach Brady.
Cori ssa Bue hner was the one on the team who did the most improving this basgetting''f.\13•~ ri 1 n ket ball skills. With her · . hard work and determination she worked her way to the team spotlight. OL'lOHP r,'Tll ....
Top: LHS girls ballin on the East girls. Left Center: LHS VS. East and of course we put the mash on 'em. Right Center: They can't hang; our LHS girls right on them. Bottom: We Linked the Spartans with our tight moves.
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Top Left Joe Wilkinson (12) reoovers the ball during the '5tate • campionship againist the E.ast
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during the 3rd quarter. Bottem Right: Tyron camby (IO) dribbles down the rourt.
&nior '5eth Miller has been playing Varsity sinre he was a junior after he transf erect from L'-'iF..t. "&th is agreat player and has really helped -the team. I wil be sad_to see him go as well as my other seniors." ...,Coach Uhing. )fiddle Left: Linmln 1-figh wanns up before there game against F..ast. )fiddle Right: Trovoide Jackson (12), wanns up before the first game of the ~n, against Columbus. Bottom Left: The Links wait for the rebound to shoot again. ,\ Bottom Right Linroln 1-figh defends their ball aganist Omaha Central.
There was some enre and full of exdtemen~" disappointment this season said Clyde Johnson (Io~ Ifs with the Junior obvious Varsityteam the guys had a time great winning only &asons are sometimes together this one more like life, it has it's ups and game than downs but it how you ~seaso n theyk&,and repond that's importante." N9d Madsen (10) agreed, Reserves ~Reserves coach "Ibeyearwas roming out Elie Weber pretty fun even 4-7, but that though we didn't didn't dampen the teams' spirit have awinning sea"J. v. basketball was an son" The guys are pumped for interesting experienre. Not the tmnout we all wanted," next season when they move said Thomas Nettleton, (l l~ up to Varsity, so watch out "It was a learning experi- for them 11
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Reserves
Flmt Row: James Fuller, Imid Crabtree,, '5eth Sharpe, Thoma'i Nettleton. Billy Galusha. Andy Lomax
_., Bow: Tyler 1-lehn. Guy ferkin. Choul Laam. Collin lfute, Bobby Martin, Clyde Johnson Ba(l Row: }1anager E.mlly Pederson, Coach Wilson. ~ Gipson. Booker Young, Jake BresteL C.ooch Nunnally, Gabino Renteria, }1anager Liz Jtiggins
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Jake Brestel has playoo on sinre he was a freshman at Goodrich Middle '5chool. This year as a sophmore Jake was a fill time starter, he also swung Varisty. "Jake is an exrellent shooter and total tr.am player with astrong competive attitude." says Coach lJhing. Jake. also playoo Varsity football and Varsity socrer. Jake is also _....._- ~ - - - - -- involoo in Boys "L" club. I@ ; COilin Iiute, (IO~ J.V. takrs a jump shot
Left: Tyler Schroeder, (IO) reservrs shoots a free throw and soores.
Right Nici Madsen,( IO) reserves shoots and soorrs two points. Trent Blacxwell (IO) reserves is rrady for the rebound. Bottom: David carbtree, (1O) ratchrs the ball
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This year was a good year for the Girls reoord, and where's my pep rallyP.I" Commented senior and Boys Swimming and Diving teams. The Clayton Terry. ,\nd senior Robert i\rynsky added in, three girls' relays and the three boys' relays made "Bustin' out the shiw, G.er, Where's my pep rallyf?I'', it to state this year. -senior Robert i\rynsky made as you ran see it was an mter~ se.ason. It takes a lot of detennination, and practire to it to state in diving, and freshman &m Staley exrel in this sport. Diving also takes much demade it to state in the Ioo Freestyle. termination and practire, it's not just This year was a little different jumping off a div~ board, but than past years, of oourse every you've got to practire and pracyear is different when you work tire to get each dive right with roach Conradt and roach Swimming and Lutz. This year it seemed like diving isnl always hard we had to work much work though, being harder, but in fact coach with friends, and going just wanted us to be the to each others houses best we could be. With before meets to pig out. eight seniors on the team Celebrating meets the Clayton Terry, ,\utumn night or the day after, Smith, Prashant Bajli E.ffie makes all the long, hard F..~ke, Robert i\rynsky, practices worth while. You i\risten i\illman, ,\my Staley, ranl say the roaches are bad and early Morford and, this was either. Yes, the swimmers ooma big group of experienre to be plain how the roaches are so hard leaving. But we had a lot of new oomon them, and how they donl underers this year to make up for all of the seniors stand, but the swimmers have to understand what the that are leaving. There are a lot of good memories we roaches go through. The roaches do a lot for us even share. Junior cait Ifayes learned that you though some of hate to admit it. I'm really glad that shouldnl let divers swim, because they break the roaches are hard on us, that just makes us all the all the lane ropes. Junior SOOtt Rutz oommented, better. The other people who swam at state were: "We had an out standing se.ason, with having over half of our team first and seoond year swim- i\risten i\illman, Marisha Lenz, Rachel Wells, ,\shley mers; which is virtually unheard of having that 1-Ienry, Claire lfigh, SCOtt Rutz, SCOtt Bredehoft, little experienre going to state." "I'm just glad Stephen ,\ustria, Reed Pierre, Chris Davis, and sean our reoord was better than the basketball teams Brozek. xt earm Good luck t
by: Kristen Killman and Lindsey Shockey
, ' tz; Second Row: (L to R) Jules edehoft, Nathan Gabel; Front eed Pierce, Clayton Terry.
Far Left: Effie Epke (12) does her back dive off the block to start her
Left: Scott Rutz (11) starts off the blocks at the beginning of the race.
Robert Krynsky (12) was one of 4 divers this year. Robert has been yearrs. He has m io on the te ffl four At this mad e it years state mee o e came in points 5th place. Scori lfe o ·ng • • for ~J e as ~r01 1Mt. -.l. .llf!lli.:-A anci:l proba y the best diver that we'v e had in the past 4 years. Congratulations on a great 4 years!
Upper Left: Coach Lutz (left) and Coach Conradt time and cheer on their swimmer . Upper right: (left to right) Chris Davis (11), Racheal Wells (10), Sean Broz ek (10), Scott Bredehoft (10), and Jules Peterson (11) eat dinner at the banquet after the season. Far Left : Effie Epke ( 12), Rachel Wells ( 10), and Kristen Killman (12) show off their tights during swimming. Right: Mike Crane (9) dives through the.air with the greatest of ease.
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This season Linmln liigh's A.t state Linmln 1-figh was wrestling te,am stuck together represented by senior qualifithrough a rougher season adding ers Ty Mcflre, and T. J. Coil, some new young fares and junior Steve on the team, 15 to Logan. McGee be exact. '5enior wrestled in the Cheston Coffin "We had an excellent 215-pound stated, "We had class, con in coachh1g staff." an exrellent the 171-Cheston Coffin (12) roaching staff-It potind class, was great having and Logan in lots of young the l 03-pound guys, and although clas& the season wasn't its i\lthough all were best, it looks like next year will eliminated in the first round of be better." mmpetition, they represented Leading the te,am was roach Linroln 1-Iigh with their best Jim Baker, with the help of efforts, and they made us assistants Dave Medina, F..rich proud Just making it to state Warner and Brad Piper. was an acmmplishment. by: Sara Pancharoen
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Back Row: Screech Davis, Beau Trujillo, Rashon Myles, Keith Toogood Second Row: Jeff Lemmond, Shelly Cornutt. David Garza. Adam Harden Third Row: Tressie Fritz, Kelly Sargent, Jackie Brown, Lindsey Eckert, Amy Wither poon, Lacy Simp on, Kristen Sudela Fourth Row: Coach Billy Alexander, Emily Felker, Rebekah Black, Kristen Kern, Jennifer Firmin, Rebecca Raleigh Fith Row: Manager Jordan Heston. Kristal Walton, ~ille Alexander, Hailey Greenhaw, Julie Davis, Rachel Chamblee
ABOVE: Varsity's 171 lb. T.J. Coil (12) gives his opponent a little taste of the mat. FAR LEFT: Varsity's Ty McGee ( 12) prepare to take down his next
LEFT: The team warms up before , practice with assistant coach Dave Medina.
"With arou nd 15 Freshmen this was definately a rebuilding year... / am very glad I returned for my senio r year and feel . prett y happy abou t the outc ome. " -Ty McGee (12) (Ty McG ee 215 lbs.wins his match aganst East)
ABOVE LEFf: Varsity ' s Senior Cheston Coffin exerts all energy to escape " this bind. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Varsity ' s Bahji Gandu making wrestling look like a piece of cake.
FAR LEFT: Varsity's T.J. Coil, makes an escape from an opposing east wrestler. LEFT: A Junior Varsity wrestler struggles to make a pin.
Some members of Lincoln High and the Lincoln Community participated in a Coming Out Day activities at UNL. Many people carried signs to protest a proposed Constititutional Amendment that was on the November ballot which would recognize only heterosexual marriages in Nebraska. Despite the fact that samesex marriages are already not leagally recognizedh ere,the amendment passed.
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Left: Bianca Joneg( 11 } !:howg everyom~ her own gpecial move.
Below: The group doeg an amaz.ing fall to the floor gimultaneougly.
Above:(gtarfing from bottom} Marlene Grayer( 12). Chantal Afuh( 11} Katie Negg( 11 }. Bianca Jone!:( 11 }Olamibe Alabi( 12) dance in a "V' !:hape. Above Left: (left to right} Mike Jone!:( 12). Olabode Alabi( 12) Bianca Joneg( 11 } Katie Negg( 11 } Marlene Grayer( 12) Olamibe Alabi( 12) Chantal Afuh( 11 } perform at the gheldon art gallery. Left: (right to left} TaKiya Moore( fl} Olamibe Alabi( 12). Chantal Afuh( 11} clap in!:inc to their beat.
-Left: Olamide and Bode leave after a hard practice. With thig being their lagt year here. it will be differ ent not having them !:how there great talen t and devotion for their love of !!tep. Far Left: The group perform!: thier gpecial leaping move.
Drama Hoat1: Up The two major plays shown this year were "The Radiance of a Thousand Suns: The Hiroshima Project" and "Good Morning Miss Dove." Radiance of a Thousand Suns starred Sophomore Ruth Kohtz as Maggie, Senior Anna DeGraff as Yumi, and Senior Micah Intermill as the Physicist. Good Morning Miss Dove also starred Senior Anna DeGraff as Miss Dove, along with Senior Justin Klemsz as George, and Senior Carissa Ells as Ms. Bradley. Both plays did very well and were very well liked by the student body. This year was also the first year for new teacher Patsy Koch-Johns who seems to fit in nicely with her surroundings. Choosing the play "The Radiance of a Thousand Suns" as her first directing role here at Lincoln High. John Heineman, who has led the play production at Lincoln High for quite some time now, also did a wonderful job as usual in his directing role in "Good Morning Miss Dove" and the spring musical "Once Upon a Mattress." Of course this year didn't go through without a roadblock or two. During the rehearsals of "Radiance of a Thousand Suns" many cast members became sick. The part of Yumi had to be switched half way through because of problems with the person playing the role. A singer had to be replaced by Senior Tyreece Burton due to throat problems. Although through these many hurdles they were able to pull out a great performance. Along with the play productions there were clubs and classes available for those interested in acting. The main drama club is called Mummers which is headed up by John Heineman. This club also puts on a play towards the end of the year.
Middle Right: "The cast of The Radiance of a Thousand Suns: The Hiroshima Project" stares in horror at the atomic bomb that is just about to be dropped. Back Row: Bronwyn Milliken (10), Brian Williams (10), Rachel Beddes (11) Second Row:Sylvia Jons (11), Dottie Urbanek (10), Philip Chen (11) Front Row: Bed Tibbels ( 10), Micah Intermill (12), Vincent Miller (11).
Bottom Right: Anna DeGraff (12) and Micah Intermill (12) talk over the problems with Miss Dove's teaching ways in "Good Morning Miss Dove."
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Below: (back row Ben Tibbels ( 10), Will Heafer (10), front row Deva Connett (l l ), Bronwyn Milliken (10), and Helen Cooper (11)) talk about President Roosevelt after his funeral in Radiance of a Thousand Suns.
Left:Yumi, played by Anna DeGraff (12) thinks out loud on what she i writing to her friend in Scotland.
Below:Dr. Baker played by Joel Lee.hoer (12) meets with his future wife Jincey Webb played by Katie Ludemann (11) in Good Morning Mi Dove.
Above:Randy Bake r played by Brian Williams reads a letter to Miss Dove with Will Heafer (10) Katie Bogatz (12), and Katie Ludemann ( 11) looking on in Good Morning Miss Dove Left: The Radi ance of a Thousand Suns: The Hiros hima Project cast mourn over the death of President Roosevelt. Back Row: Brian North (12), Ben Tibbels (10), Will Heafer (10), Skid Mienen (10), Brian Williams (10), Tyreece Burton (12) Third Row: Helen Cooper (11), Bron wyn Milliken (10), Dottie Urbanek (10), Liz Bateman (11), Sylvia Jons (11) Chair: Anne Ghormley (12) Front Row: Deva Connett (11), Katie Ludemann (11), Rachel Beddes (11)
Above:The Physicist played by Micah Intermill (12) is distraught after the dropping of the atomic bomb. Left:Albert Eintstein played by M. Vincent Miller (11) and Leo Szillard played by Brian Williams (10) are discussing plans for the atomic bomb to be dropped in The Radiance of a Thousand Suns: The Hiroshima Project.
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Aq ua lin b By Jerrod Watson A prntty well known part of LH!! history includes the Aqualinks. But if you wern at LH!! from mid 1980s and all the way through the late 1990s. then you might not know much about them. That is because the Aqualinks took a 17 year absense after the birth of the daughter of the original aqua links coaeh Naney !!ands. Now. the Aqualinks am alive and kicking with a the help of Barb Weekman and Leann Galusha. the new sponsors of the Aqualinks. The idea of bringing the Aqualinks baek to lifo was brought to attention by senior Autumn !!mith. It was a good decision sinee Aqualinks was a huge tradition at LH!! for many many yearn. Aqualinks consists of 2 teams. Varsity and Junior Varnity. The captin on Varnity is Autumn !!mith and the Junior Varsity has Megan Yavoich. Throughout the firnt part of 2001 they have been meeting every Monday and Tuesday at 3: 15 in the afternoon. They even had a special thrne-day event that took place on May 17th through the 19th called .. Hooray For Hollywood" which had 10 acts. All the acts wern inspirnd from movies such as ..Titanic." ..!!tepmom." ..A whole new world." and ..Jaws."
Right: Megan Yavoil!h{ 11 ). Jennifer Crowther( 10). and Autumn ~mith{12) doing pin wheel!:. Bottom Right: Autumn ~mith { 12}. Heather Babcol!k (12), Megan Yavoil!h (11).Jennif erCrowfhe r{tD). and Julie Nguyen (12) team up to do an acordian.
Top: Jennifor Crowther { 10). Megan Yavoil!h { 11 ). Heather Comb!: { 10). Heather Babcol!k (12.) and Autumn ~mith (12) /igfen to a pep talk given by coal!h Barb Wel!kman.
Left: Autum n S!mith { 12} performg a plank by gwimm ing between the /egg af Heather Babcock (12).
Below :Jenn iferC. rowfh er{10} . Megan Yavoich (11 }. Julie Nguyen (12). Heather Babcock (12.} and Autum n S!mith { 12} make a forma tion to the theme from ..Jawg. "
Above: Heather Babcock (12). and Autum n S!mith { 12} digcugg their routine during practice Left: Julie Nguyen { 12). Jenni fer Crowt her ( 10). Megan Yavoich (11 }. and Autum n S!mith (12} gwim gidl!"'by-gide to perfor m an . accordian : Below Left: Autum n S!mith{ 12} demongtrafeg a ballet leg.
801Nling Few Lincoln High students know about the Lincoln High bowling team. Because of that the bowling team doesn't · get the same publicity as the basketball team or other teams. But it looks like they should get the same recognition. After deep consideration 6 people were were picked to form the Lincoln High Bow ling Team. Seven are allowed, but, because of students having no knowledge of the bowling team, it was hard. Senior Nicole Forman was one of the Lincoln High bowlers. She has been bowling for Lincoln High for three years. "I enjoy it, and it keeps me busy," she said. Foreman has always been interested in bowling. She use to play on a Saturday morning league, but quit for her job. She found out about the Lincoln High Bowling team through her Saturday morning league. Now she only competes for Lincoln High. According to Forman the team struggled a little last year, but they are making up for it this year. This year they only had two returnees, Herself, and Tami Stewart. Although not many people knew about joining the bowling team, the team did alright. And should be looked upon a little more next year and years to come. Reasons for that being both the girls and the boys team made it to state this year. They both qualified for city and the city tournament, but the boys team was the only one to win. They won the city tournaments. Top: Back row (L to R) Nate Mcthenia (l l ), Brian Crawford (11), Scott Forman ( 11 ), Mike Giantx (9), Travis Gove (9), Chris Armory (11 ). Front Row (L to R) Nicole Foremen ( 12), Angie Hoggatt (12), Stewart Tammy (12), West Cathe (9), Stephanie Brown (12), and Macallia Gillies( 10), Above Left: Scott Foremen (11) going for a strike Above Right: Brian Crawford (11) and Nate Mcthenia (11) congratulate each other on a good game Right: Nicole Foremen (12) Stephanie Brown (12) Angie Hoggat (9) and Macallia Gillies ( 10) get ready for a game.
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Left:Stephanie Brown( 12) watche her ball a it about to hit some pin .
Below : Mike Giantx (9) and Travis Gove(9) gett~ng ready for practice.
Above: Nicole Foremen(l2) pollishes her bowling ball while waiting to go out and bowl. Angie Hoggatt(9) and Tam.-ny Stewart(12) sit anxiously while waiting their turns. Left: Travis Gove(9) getting ready to go bowl while Nate Mcth enia( ll), Brian Craw ford( ll), Scott Form an(ll ), and Chris Armo ry(l 1) pick the ball they will be using.
Above: Macallia Gillies(lO), Angie Hoggatt(9), Stephanie Brown(l2), and Nicole Foremen(12) chear on their teamate. Left: Macallia Gillies(lO) practicing her shot for the big match the team is preparing for
Above: Nate Mcth enia( ll) scores his teamate while bowling.
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Before they begin the actual school year, the Pomalinks practice all summer long at 6 a.m. doing many different drills. The girls also practice here at LHS from 2: 153 :30 p.m. every day. The Pomalinks have had a great year and have received many Superior ratings and Honorable Mentions. Earlier this year, the squad participated in a UDA camp in Omaha at Creighton University where different squads from Nebraska come together to compete and get to know each other. The Pomalinks received an award by performing a dance to White Zombie. In addition to competitions, the Pomalinks also attend every basketball game where they do the half time show and cheer with everyone else. In the last week of January the Pomalinks got asked to perform at a wrestling meet, their first ever. It was a huge success. The squad also helped out with a mini-clinic, at the Malone Center where they helped young girls do dances, and perform. They even helped them through the Shrine parade. The Pomalinks also accompanied the band and participated in competitions and performances throughout the year including leading the way for the band down "O" street, for the Star City parade. The Pomalinks joined the band in San Diego, California where they helped to win the pregame competition, and lead the holiday Disney parade.
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Left: The Pomalink doing their normal after hoot pratice, and making a really nifty hape in the Jon on gym .
Lower Right: Pomalink at UDA Camp after a competition.
Upper Right: Pomalinks at UDA awaiting to practice their dances. Left: Pomalinks at NSBA in Omaha, NE after being awarded a superior rating with the LHS Marching Band.
UpperRight:Pomalinks, AnnaDeGraff(12), Alys aH art (ll) , Ky lieH ill( ll) joining in the festivity of a varsity football game held close to Halloween this last eason 2000, at Secrest Football field here in Lincoln, over on the property of Lincoln Ea t.
Left: Senior Joe Yos ten on hi knees while do the routine that the Pomalinks had the Pomahunk work on for the witch rally.
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The Lincoln High Cheerleaders work hard to enforce school spirit and to earn respect.Before they even became cheerleaders they had to go through a grueling process called try-outs, which usually happens in the Spring. They are taught a dance, cheer, chant and jumps and motions. Days later, there are first cuts and then final cuts. Don't think that just because you can jump and clap and cheer, you're automatically in. The judges review yor grades and attendance also. You have to be taking at least 30 credit hours a semester and passing 25 of those hours. lf you are falllng a class, have a truancy or don't dress out, you are benched from cheering. During the summer the cheerleaders attended a camp at the University of Kearney for five days. They were up every morning, sweating, while they practiced in the hot sun. "We were all sunburned and hot and tired," said Varsity Cheerleader Katie Kuzma. During the school year they cheered at all the football, basketball, and volleyball games. They, along with the Pomalinks, competed at a dance competition at Ralston. They also had the chance to march at the Shrine Bowl. They practiced every day at slx in the morning the week before to prepare. The cheerleaders usually practice during their eighth period every day and three days a week form slx to eight in the morning. There was talk about them competing in California or maybe even in Florida, but there was no coach so they were unable to go out of town. What would we do without our Lincoln High Cheerleaders? There would be no loud cheering, clapping or stomping. No one to motivate the teams or crowds. They sacrifice a lot of Friday nights to go cheer at games. They also had a couple changes this year. New requirements for try-outs, a new sponsor, GiovannlJones and even a new style of uniforms.
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Left: Bailey Taylor (11) and Sarah Wolf (11) hout out their praise for Lincoln High .
Below: The cheerleaders sit around at camp playing a Mstuff your face gamew of ChubbyBunny with potat o chips.
Above: Lara Cahan (11) and Dani Singleton (11) clap their hand s and rev up the crowd during a varsity basketball game. Left: The Varsity Cheerleading Squa d show s off their trophies at camp.
Above: Jessi Thorston (11), Crystal Coatman (11), Amber Hass (11), Katie Finke (11) and Stephanie Hile (11) show off thier dazzling cheerleader smiles. Left: Katie Kuzma (12) and the squa d raise their fists and voices to show support for the team they think ls # 1- Lincoln High!
Above: Ashley Raymond (11), Amber Hass (11), Crystal Coatman (11) and Stephanie Hile (11) pose, in uniform on a slide.
*Junior Varsity & Reserve Cheerleaders*
Above: The Reserve Squad poses for a quick pie during practice. Back Row: Sarah Behrens, Tiffany Shippen, Ashley Riley, Crystal Coatman Middle Row: Areal Washington, Vickie Keating Front Row : Molly Christensen, Shondraya Kelly
Below Right: Keith Palmer mocks N cheerleader Sarah Caskey during a basketball game.
Above: Dustin Nagle and N cheerleader Vicki Green show off their switch rally tshirts and their half- smiles. Right: The Reserve cheerleaders pretend it's their ex-boyfriends on the recieving end of their punches.
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Above Right: Jessie Thorson, Nisha Jackson, Sarah Caskey, Josi Reimers and Shaneice Hicks show how close cheering has brought them.
*Cheer-Studs* ( 200 1 Switch Rally) Left: Varsity s Angels show off bow they flutter their wings during Switch Rally. Below: Drew Neilson faces off with bis witch partner, Jodi Reimers .
Above: Varsity cheerleaders stand in line in front of the crowd waiting for the basketball game to start. Above Left: The guys show their best dance moves at the Switch Rally. Left: Reserve boy cheeleaders form a kick:line during Switch Rally.
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Community Aetivitias: Whgth<ff it wag for C..itizgnghip (ggugg volunfogr hourn erndit. or a bur~ing dggirn to ehangg thg world. lineoln High dudgntg got involvgd in a numbgr of aetivitigg in thg eommunity thig yoar. Two of tho mogt aetivo ovontg ineludgd domongtrating in gupport of a tax lgvy ovorridg, and tho Rovornnd Or. Martin luthgr King. Jr. Youth Rally and Mareh. Both gvontg took plaeo at thg ~tato Capitol. ~tudontg eoneornod about imponding gehool budggt eutg took to tho gtrnotg in thg rain to rally gupport for a tax lovy ovorrido. Tho ovgrrido. whieh wouldn't havo inernaggd propgrty taxog, would havo allowod lineoln Publie ~ehoolg to eontinuo to provido quality gorviegg to itg gtudgntg and gtaff. Paggago of tho moagurn would havo moant eutg in elaggog, progamg, and gtaffing. ~tudontg triod to got thg moagurn out to voforn. but tho ovgrrido failod . Aftor anothor attompt during Mareh gloetiong, it failgd a ggeond timo. Thg futurn implieationg rnmain to bo ggon. In January. gtudgntg gathornd to mareh in honor of Rov. Or. Martin luthgr King. Jr. Hundrndg of pooplo marehgd through tho gtroofo and erowdod into tho Eagt logiglativo C..hamborn in tho Capitol to hoar a varioty of gtudont gpgakorn and talont. ineluding a dramatie intorprntation by Chantal Afuh of tho poom. "God. why did you mako mo blaek?" and mugieal porfromaneog by youth from around tho eity. Ag alwayg, lineoln High gtudontg playod a major rolo in tho planning and implgmgntation of tho ovont. Tho thomo thig yoar wag, "Romomboring thg Vigion. tho Miggion. tho Man."
Top of page: ~tudents stand along the street in the rain to fight for their school.
Above: ~tudents from Linl!oln High stand outside the l!apitol to show their support for the tax lovy ovor--ridt.
Ll!ft: People came together to show their great love and appreciation for Marlin Luthe r King. Jr.
Below: S!tudents and marchers·prepare to enter the !!fate Capitol buildin g for the youth r~lly.
Above: Chris Leon expressed to everyone how much Marlin Luthe r King Jr. meant to him. Lgft: S!tudents and citizens of all races came togeth nr to walk and show thoir respect for Dr. King and what he did for all peoplo.
Abovo: Chantal Afuh reads an interp retatio n for "God Why Did You Mako Mo Black ?' Lgft: S!tudonl!:. along with othor citizons of Lincoln walked to show thoir suppo rt for the - vision and idoals of Dr. King.
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Kourtney Albertson Kourtney Congratulations! You have grown up before our eyes.
Love, Mom, Dad, Heather and Wyatt
Hea the r Babcock Heather, It has been wonderful watching you mature into a caring, intelligent young woman. You are a joy in our lives. As you go on to college and your career, remember that Amber says, "6o. Sissy, 6o." All of Our Love,
Eric Asboe Eric Andrew, We are so very proud of you. not just because of your accomplishments, but because of the person you are. May 6od Bless You, Mom & Dad "'Knowledge is the power that gives us wings to soar."
Mic hae l Backes Michael David Backes, ... 4H ... sports ... Classic muscle cars ... boxer pups ... studies ... country music ... The Dukes of Hazzard ... a sly wit, thoughtful and determinedll Congratulations and best of luck in whatever dreams you pursue! I am so proud of youl Love, Mom
Mom Dad and Amber
Jen nife r Bacon
Devon Baker
CONGRATULATIONS on your graduation! It's been a long haul but you've made it. rm so proud of youl Your high school days have been fun for both of us and I hope those fond ·memories stay with you. Keep up the good work and remember. I will always love you.
Devon, You are the star that will always illuminate our lives. We're proud of the fine person you have become. Mom, Dad and Collin
Love, Mom
Bria n Bea hr Congratulations Brian! As a chapter of your life comes to a close, we want you to know that we love you and we are very proud of you and your accomplishments. You have been challenged and accepted your responsibility. We will always be there for you. Love, Mom and Dad
Dana Bloebaum Dana,
Congratulations! We are so blessed to celebl'Clte the milestone In your life with you . As you continue your journey remember to be good. do what's right. and keep J'esus In your heart all the while setting your sight on things above. For what profit Is It to a man If he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul ? Matt. 16:26 We love you Dana and we will always be there' for you. Mom. Mike, Zach and J'ohn P.S. Don't take any wooden nlckelsllll
N a te B o rn e m e ie r
K a ti e .Brown
Na te, We are very proud of the you ng man you have become. You have accomplishe d many things dur ing your young life . Wishing you muc h happiness and succes s in your f utu re. Wit h all our suppor t and love ,
Katie, We are so proud of you. Through all of the ups and downs you have kep t the fait h. Always remember wh at ma tter s in life and follow your dreamsl We love you. Mom , Dad and Sco tt
Dad , Mom and Monty
S te p h a n ie Brow n
Kori C h r is te n s e n
Ste ph. Dad and I are very proud of you. You have a good head on you r shoulders and we are sur e you will go f ar in whatever you do when you gra dua te. You have made many memories in your high school yea rs and the y will last a lifetime.
Kori , Congratulations! We are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. You brig hten our lives with your warm smile and your caring hea rt. We wish you much success and happiness in the futu re. We love you and want you to follow your drea ms. Love, Mom, Dad , Molly, andCalvin
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Love, Mom and Dad, fo ~r
Meghan Coo-k- - - - Congratulations Meghanl Love, Mom, Dad & Lauren
Lee D a h lg re n
J o e l Crandel I Congratulationsl We are so proud of youl Love,· Mom, Dad, Ma tt, and Clare
J e n n if e r Davis
Congratulations Lee, You have always been such a joy in all of our lives. We wish you the bes t and happiness in whatever you do in life.
JeM ife r DavisCongratulationsl We are so very proud of you. · May you rea ch all your goals and dre am s.
All our Love, Dad. Mom and Sar ah
Love you always, Dad and Mom.
Jason Decker J'ason, It has been a
blessing to have a son like you. You are an outstanding person whom we are very proud of. We wish you a world of Joy in everything you do, in hopes attained, in goals fulfilled, and in always being you. Love, Mom and Wu
Eliza2~!tL Dewey You made itl Despite the fits The starts, the stops The mouth that pops. You turned it around You stopped being down You gained knowledge, you grew We are really proud of you. Love, Mom, Ron, Mona, J'ulie, J'im, and Dawana
Sarah Dicke
Kristen Dragoo
Dear Sarah, Words cannot express how proud we are of you and what an honor it is to be your parents. You are a beautiful, gifted and special young woman who will be very successful in life. We wish you the very best as you begin the next chapter of your life.
Kristen Lynn Dragoo Congratulations! We are so very proud of youl Wishing you the best now and also for the future! Love, Chuck, Mom, Wes and J'enna
Love Mom and Dad
Carissa Ells Carissa- Totem Land Preschool seems like yesterday; your LHS days have flown by too quickly. We have been blessed watching you develop into the wonderful person you are. Proverbs 20: 11May your future be as blessed as the past 18 years.
Effie Epke Effie Marie Epke, We are so proud of youl We wish you the best of everything as you graduate. Love, Mom, Dad and Zak
Love Mom, Dad and Ste hanie
Kassie Fanning Kassie, Congratulations! You have always made us proud of what you have accomplished but more importantly, the person you are. May your future always be filled with love, laughter, and happiness. Love, Mom and Bryan
Nicole Foreman CONGRATULATIONS NICOLE As you are about to finish one Important part of your life and begin the rest of your life, remember that we are always there. Always there to support whatever you do. We are very proud of your achievements and look foward to all the new things that will be coming in the future. Good luck In everything you do. We love you. MOM and DAD
J u li e F r ib e r g
Brandon F r y e
Julie, You have brought much Joy to our livest We love you and 1".lst 6od to guide you in all you do. J'eremiah 29: 11 "For I know the plans I have for you, say s the Lord, plans for good and not for the evil, to give you futu re and a hope."
Congratulations Brandonll From the day you were born to your graduation day we've been very proud of you. Follow your dreams, and have a gre at fut ure . 6od bless you. Love, Mom, Michelle, Ron, Jer ry, Belynda, Dylan and M
Love, Mom and Dad
S ta c e y Galusha
Edison Gatewood I I I
Stacey, You have always made us so very proud of you. You IK!S HSS a natural art isti c tal ent , caring_ nat ure , and beautiful smile. We are pr:oud o f ~ accomphshments and wish you a bri gh t futur e.
You, whose day it is, make it beautiful. Get out your rainbow colors, so, it will be beautiful. Our middle one, Edison. You have brought us joy and happiness with many smiles. We are with you, sonl
Love, Dad cl Mom
We love you, Mom, Dad, bro the r Codah, and sis ter Chisa
Anne Ghormley
T r a v is Glenn Travis: Wh at a terr ific son and brother! We are so very proud of you. Congratulations! "'May the Force be with you..
Your are our sunshine! Congratulations, Anne and all the bestl Love, Mom, Dad, Bess, Sam, Kate and Joe
Melanie H a r r e ll Congratulations, Melanie! You've brought us such Joy and pride as you've grown into a lovely, tale nte d, and caring young woman. May your music continue to bring Joy to your life and oth ers, and may all your dreams come 1".le. 6od bless you. Our love always, Mom, Dad, and Allison
Love, Mamas and Andy
Emily H a r r is
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Emily,
With your skills and vision, you will continue making gre at, positive contributions to the world around you. Congratulations on all tha t you have achieved. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad
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Bree Hilligas
Adam Hohensee Adam, We are so proud of the child that you were, the young man that you are and the successful adult you will become. We love you very much.
Bree, When we first conceived this notion, we had no idea of the Van Gogh we were about to create. Congratulations! Let the artistry continue-head forth into the world to make your masterpiece.
Mom and Dad
Love, Papa Hilligas and Mama Whitney
Maiko Honda
Ryan Hopkins
Congratulations Maikol You have achieved everything in four years since you came here. We are so proud of you and hope all your dreams come true. Mom &Dad
Congratulations Ryan. I am so proud of you. Always keep that wonderful smile. Love, Mom and Dad
Korissa Johnson
Michael Jones
Kori Lee, You have always gone your own way. Your smile and your heart has always opened others hearts and minds to you. Let your smile and your heart continue to be your guide. Always know you have your family for support and your faith to keep you on track with your life.
You're the youngest of the clan from LHS. Like your sisters, we are very proud and grateful of your achievements and goals. Life holds a lot of different highway to turn. But, with God's love and blessing, we know you will choose a path that will benefit your needs. Love,
Mom, Dad, Ericka and Moina Mandie, too
Mom, Dad, and Kayla
Laura Kadavy Laura, You've come a long way since you took your first step. Now you're taking a giant step into the future. We want to tell you how very proud we are of you and your many accomplishments. Follow your dreams and always keep a positive attitude and you'll go far. Best of luck to you. Laura, we will always be there for you. Keep smiling. Our love,
-Mom and C>ad
Erica Kepler ......-------
Your smile lights up the world! We are very proud of who you are and look forward to who you will become. Love you lots, Mom, Dad, and the sisters
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K r is te n Ki'llman Kristen, You lead by quiet example, care with an open hea rt and surp rise us con stantlyf Your love for life's possibilitiesphotography, swimming, orch estr a, cros s-co untr y, 7 a.m . clas ses, paintinghas provided surp rise s along t he way (pole vaulting comes to mind). Thank you , Kristen, for this grand adv entu re. With love and adm irati on, Mom and Dad
C h ri s to p h e r Klaus Congratulations Chr isto phe rl We are so proud of you and your many acc om plishments. We wish you suc ces s in your fut ure and a life tim e of happiness, good hea lth and harmony in your life . We' love youl Dad , Mom and Kristin
Lynet t e Klein
C li n t Lamb
Lynett e. Congra tul ations on a job well donel Ma y you r fut ure shine as brightly as your smile.
We are proud of you, Clint. You've rea che d your goal. You have always mar che d to you r own dru mm er. Use this stre ngt h to your adv ant age to open doo rs of opp ortu nity . Look to the Lord always for dire ctio n.
All our love. Mom. Dad. Amy and Bob
Katie L a th ro Kick up your heels And enjoy your life The bes t is yet to come. Include love and laughte r Eve ryday in all you do. Congratulations! We love you. Dad, Mom and Amy
We love you, Sunshine! Love Mom and Dad
J o e l Lechner Congratulations J'OEU We are proud of you. May you be blessed with a courageous spir it fearing no censure for kindness , tenderness, compassion and blessed with a sense of harmony tha t moves you to a • wholeness so tha t you may truly be a man for oth ers all the years of your life . We love you, Mom, Dad, J'ay and Cari
Megan L o fg ren CONGRATULATIONS MEGANI My cute littl e pumpkin •is ready to gra dua te. rm so proud of you and your accompUshment sl I know you can be any thing you want to be; you've got a bright f utu re ahead of you. LOVE MOM
Colin L o r tz Colin. Congratulationsl We are proud of the choices you have. made and all tha t you have accomplished. With love and support always. Mom. Dad & Kelsy
Luke Magdanz Luke Magdanz, We are so proud of you and the mature young man you have become. You have all the qualities for success- a kind heart, a sense of humor and intelligence. Remember that the future is ahead of you Luke, but your parents will always be right behind you to support you. Love, Mom, Dad and Anna
Adam Martinez Congratulations Adam, There is surely a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off. Listen. my son, and be wise, and keep your heart on the right path. Prov. 23:18-19 We are very proud of you, and love you very muchl Mom. Dad. Chris, Mario. Carlos, Nilla, Cookie
Amanda Malick Amanda Tall enough to look above the crowd Smiling. caring. laughing Lover of truth. fairness. equlity Who needs warmth. friendship, family Who gives time, talents, love Who fears an absence of challenges Who would like to conquer the world Resident in the hearts of Mom, Dad and Lucas Malick •
Casey Massa Casey Lee, Even if you may forget it sometimes, we're here to remind you that you are a very special person. We have so much faith in you. And we know that you'll be able to do the things you want and need to do. And if you ever, ever, need us. We'll be here for you. To cheer you. To stand by you. To encourage you, because we believe in you. Congratulations! Love you forever, Mom and Dad
Sarah Matzke Sarah. I am so proud you live this way: Doing all the good you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can,
At all the times you can. To all the people you can,
As long as you ever can.
FULLY RELY ON 60DHH Love. Mom
Eric McKeeman Everybody loves you Ericl We. as your lucky (parental units) know why. You are the nice guy. you genuinely care about your family and friends. You are a leader and a confidant. You are a man of character. The pride and love we feel is immeasurable. Peace Out. Vol
Kristen Meester
Carly Morford
Kristin. We have watched you grow and develop into a young adult lady. We will always love you and stand behind you through thick and thin. Do your very best and reach for the stars and you will go far.
Whewl Where has the time gonel?I Congratulations, Carly. We love you and we're proud of you and we look forward to sharing this next big step in your life. Mom and Dad
Love, Mom. Dad. Muffin (our cat)
N a te M o rr is
Anne M a ri e Nauma
Nate Morris: Fast er than a speeding bulletthat 's how fast the time has gonefrom Super Boy to Super Young Man. We love you and are very proud of youl
Follow your hear t and. your dreams will come true . The best year s are yet to comel
Mom. Dad, Sam. Papa. Nana. 6rampa and • Gram
Love. Dad,1Mom. Ingr id and Sam
Kevi n Nelson
Ashley Nemmers
Kevin, If we could reac h up and and hold a star for every time you've made us smile, The entir e evening sky would be in the palm of our hands. Thank you so much for making the job of pare nting such a joy~
Anne-Marie,
Ashley. Your Mother would have been
as proud of you as I am. Good luck to you. Love Dad
Love, Mom. Dad. Grandma and Grand Nelson
Jaso n N e tt le to n
Brad N e v it t
You were read y to go. desi ring to be on the move. Your fath er and I found grea t Joy in chasing youl Please remember to allow 6od to be your guide, holding him close by your side. He will make a way for you. Continue to enjoy your journey. Love Mom
Brad, Congratulationsl Whe reve r the road of life may take you Brad, remember. Drive Slow ... Drive Careful. We are so proud of you. Love. Mom ~d Dad
&Dad
Elis ha Novak Elisha, Wha t a fun and exciting time in your life. You leaving some of the most fun times you will ever have. Wha t super memories you have made
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6ood luck to you Elisha. You arc the swee test, most kind -hear ted person. Never changcll We love you, Mom, Dad, Emily, Jenny and Kalli
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Congratulations Bailey, We love you And want you to live your life to the fullest. We know you will bloom Where you're planted. We hope you Do whot you love to do And feel it really matte rs
With many happy surprises Along the way. . PEACE-JOY-LOVE Mom, family &friends
Nicole Olson
Tara Ondrack
We're very proud of you. Always trust in 6od. believe in yourself and follow your dreamsl
Way to go Tarot We are very proud of you. Congratulations on your accomplishments. 6ood luck in college. Don't worry dad really isn't going to change the locks on the door. Have fun and be good.
Love. Mom. Dad. Bob. Matt. Nathan. Nolan. Robbie and Mikayla
Taurean Overstreet Taurean. You have always been the love of my life. rm so very proud of you. You're such a wonderful young man. I know you'll do Just fine.
Love. Mom & Dad
Jay Perkins You've been a great brotherl Congratulations on all your accomplishments. 6uy
I Love Youl Mom
Drew Philippi Drew, You've entertained and kept us on our toes since 1982, -we can't wait to see what you have in store next. Love to you, Mom, Dad, J'eMy, Evan and Toby
Elisabeth Reinkordt Elisabeth. Wir gratulieren Dir Alles gute in der grossen Weltund vergiss die Farm nicht. Mit viel Liebe. Mami. Papa and Alex
Candus Reed Congratulations Candusl We are so proud of you. The road to this day has not been easy. but with your determination you have and will continue to accomplish your dreams. We love you. Mom and Michaela
Pau Reis Dear Paul, One of the happiest days of my life was the day you were born. You have continued to bring all of us joy. It doesn't seem possible that eighteen years could go by so quickly. We thank 6od for you and are so proud of you. Thank you for . being who you are. Love. Mom and Susie
Kelsey R u tz Our home has been blessed with your laughter, wit and tend er hear t. May your strong spiri t carr y you through all life has in stor e. We have abundant faith in you. Love, Mum, Dad, Meghan and Dave
S a ra Ryan Sara ,
You are my gift from . 6od. Stan d proud and be proud of all you . have donel Remember Grandma, Grandpa Bob, Grandpa Roger and Uncle DaMy are smiling down on you and sharing this time with you in spiri t. We are all ~ery proud of you. I love youl Morn
A n d re a S c h a c k Andrea, When you were born it was love at first sight. Now when we look at you we see what a beautiful, loving and caring young woman you've become. We wish you a life of happiness and remember we'll always be here for you.
L a u ri e S c h a rp We have loved you for eighteen year s. Where did the time go? You'll always be our little cutie . Love, Mom, Tim, Laurie, Adam, Wendy and Dad.
Love, Mom, Dad and Just in
Lacey Schwochow Lacey Leigh, As all of your tomo rrows open themselves to you, never forg et how• proud we are of you and how much we love you ...yest erda y, tomorrow and always __ _
Chuck S e u f e re r Chuck, Congratulations, you made it. We are so very proud of you. Love always Mom, Dad, Mike
Mom, Tara and Dwayne
B re n t Shaw Bren t, You were such a cute. c~dl y little. boy, and always had a smile. , but looked so coy. Now you are a young man. We. wish and hope. the. be.st In life. for you, and will always be. the.re for you. With our Love. and Blessings, Dad, mom, Step hen, Travis, Gran dpare nts. J'e.nny and Haley
M e lo d y Shep a rd Mel, Congratulations are in orde r. You've come so far in your life. It . hasn 't always been easy on you. And now your dreams lie ahea d. But through it all rve been behind you. Giving you a little push and a nudge. And also a whole lot of love. Love Mom
Ale xis Smail A special angel was delivered on March 20, 1983. What a sweet little girl who still has a great smile. We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad.
Nic ole Sou llier e Nicole, You have always given us so much happiness and Joy watching you grow up to be a wonderful person and we will enJoy watching you take off on your next Journey through life. We are proud of you and will always love you. Congratulations love, Mom, Megan, Paige, Dad & Linda
Luke Sta mle r Lucas Arthur, Lucas Brown, Lu - crawling, walking, climbing, running, trikes, bikes, cats, dogs, student, scout, second base, trombone, snare, swimming, diving, skating, camping, mountain climbing, snow skiing, water skiing, cruising, flying salesman, machinist, mechanic, remodeler, drummer, traveler. comedian, Order of the Arrow, Eagle, graduate, friend, son, brother, manLuke
Katie Sti tt Katie, We arc very proud of all you have accomplished throughout your school years. Your creativity and determination will take you far. We hope your future will be filled with happiness, love, and success In whatever you choose to do. We love you and will always be here for you. Congratulations! Mom, Dad, Brian, J'en, Tom and little Ethan
Christopher Sm ith Oh Ct\ristopher, As you have learned, life is full of str,,ggles. You have overcome many obstacles and are on your way to becoming a young man that we're proud to call our son/brother.
Love, Mom, Dad, Laticia, Lee and Matthew We hope you accomplish your goals while chasing our dreams.
Amy Sta ley Amy, We're proud of all that
you've accomplished in your high school years. It's gone !O fast- it's hard to believe you're done. We know that we'll be proud of you in the future too. We love you and we're always here for youl Mom, Dad and Samantha
Angie Stevens Angie, Best of luck
in the future. Love always Mom and Dad
Alyshia Stro ma Alyshia Nichole Stroman We are proud of you and the choices you've made. Believe in yourself, follow your dreams, and don't limit yourself. In all that you do, give it your best because you deserve every
success. We love you unconditionally, Mom and Dad
T akuya Sugawara
Am y Sw ob od a
Congratulations Takuyal The time has passed so fast since you were born eighteen years ago. But the time we have spent togeth er has been so precious to us. We are proud of you.
Amy, From the time of your birth to these happy days, you have always been a delight and a wonder. May your future hold all of the things you dream of today. Congratulations on a job well done. We ~ very proud of you.
Mom and Dad
Ja ck ie Ta te You're a blessing to me. An Inspiration too. You bring out the best In me. We've always found ways through 6od. And together we've made It. You've been my best friend . I love you more than life Itself. Always forgive. Love others. Offer a helping hand. But most of all "TAKE CARE OF You·1 Love, Mom and Ryan .
Love always, Mom, Dad and Sis.
Ka tie Ta yl or Dear Katie, You have brought so much joy into our family and we are very proud of youl As Eleanor Roosevelt wrote: '"Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is mystery. Today is a giftl'" With love. Mom, Dad, Travis, Lauren
Sa ra Th el en SARA,
We are very proud of you. Believe in yourself as we have always believed in you. The future belongs to you. Love Always, Dad, Mom, Zach and Amy
Tammell To lli ve r To •My Buddy• TCIIIIIIICII.
When I think of when you were little, It makes me smile.And it seems like only yesterday . Then, you were my shadow and my shopping buddy. I will treasure that time always. I remember your little pigtails, and I can still hear your giggle. You were a precious, yet very independent little girl. Now, you are a sensltiw, sensible, talented and still very independent young woman . With lots of plans and ideas for your future, that never ceases to amaze me. You are Incredible. And very beautiful, Inside and out. I know we could never fully put into words, Just how much your Dad and I love you. And how we are so very proud of you. I know you can and will do anything you put your mind to. · We will always be here for you. And we will always be here for you. And you will always be •My buddy• Love, Motn and Dad
Devin Townsend Devin, Congratulations! The years have passed so quickly. Our Love is only surpassed by the pride we feel. Our Love Always, Mom and Dad
Rebecca Ty le r "Somewhere over the rainbow. blue birds fly. . . .. No... this isn't Kansas anymore Becca Boo. but we are very proud that you are ready to "flyl'" Love, Mom and Dad
Ruz ena V oris ek Ruzena Your determinatio n, perseverance, common sense and adaptability have assisted you in surmounting many difficulties and will continue to be your guiding inspiration as you undertake your future with your usual sense of purpose. You will always have our support, caring and understanding. Congratulations &Love Mom &Dad
Sunny Walters SUNNY RAY, SHINING AND BRIGHT, A
RAY OF SUNSHINE. YOU ARE THE LIGHT IN YOUR PATH OF LIFE ... BEAM BRIGHTLY AND AS YOU ALWAYS SAY. SHINE WITH A SMILEI THROUGH YOUR ARTISTIC CREATIONS. AND ON THE STAGE ... YOU'LL TOUCH THE HEARTS OF MANY ... .. .
WE LOVE YOU . .. SUPERSTARI LOVE. MOM, LYNDSAY cl MYSTICAL TOO.
Andrew Wa lter s
Jes sica Wambaug
Congratulations Andrew
"Jess" Any individual who can survive the game of life, in competition with four male siblings, to the point of graduation, is thoroughly prepared to take on the world. Congratulations for your achievement .
You've grown so fast where have the years gone? We are very proud of who you have become.
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Thank you for being such a great son and big brother!
Your only fabulous "4" Nate, Jere, Jay & Aaron
Mom, Dad, Brianna & Caitlin
Rachel Warren Congratulations Rachel, We're proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Amber and Chelsea
Ricky Webb
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Way to go Ricky!! We're so proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Katie, Julie, Sadie, Bubba and Zeus.
Tamra Westphal
Jonathan Wiles
From a beautiful baby you've grown into a beautiful person. We are so proud of you. Set your goals high, for you have the courage, the wisdom and the strength • to achieve anything you set your mind to.
Whether 16 months or 18 years- your humor and gentle spirit has added much love to our lives. We are pleased with your accomplishments and wish you the very best in your future endeavors.
We love you Tamra, Your parents, grandparents and brother.
With great love, Mom, Dad, Lydia & Ella
Luke W o rt h Congratulations Luke, How far you have come from the tiny pre-mature baby 18 years ago. You have bun , and continue to be a joy in our lives, and we are so proud of the mature and moral person you have become. We have enjoyed sharing your music and especially the Grand Championship at the Holiday Bowl. Continue to follow your dreams! We Love You, Mom and Dad
J o e Yosten Joe, Where did the years go? You've grown into the most incredible young man and have made me the proudest Mom ever! Keep that awesome attit ude, and remember we all have to grow old, but we don't have to grow up. You're the joy of my life! I love you bunches! Congrats! Mom
Jennifer Yound
Tiffany McMeen
Bean, We wish you all the luck and happiness we possibly can. Continue to be the wonderful person you are and you will go far in this world!
CONGRATULATIONS TIFFANY! Remember to follow your dreams and nothing is impossible if you want it bad enough. Your kind and caring nature will make you a grea t teacher. We are all proud of you.
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Sung Duet at Voices of Destiny concert to song she wrote, Music letter, Rainbow Club, Campus Life, Voices of Destiny (10, 11, 12), almost 2 poem books on in which the Nebraska state poet has read and liked. Meghan Comett Varsity Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Advocate (10, 11, 12), Leadership Development Project (10, 11, 12), French Club (10, 11, 12) Meghan Cook Science Olympiad (10, 11, 12), President (12), Treasurer (12), Science Bowl Team (10, _11 , 12), Orchestra (10), Soundsation (11), Concert Choir (12), All-State Choir (11), "Oklahoma!" (11), "Once Upon a Mattress" (12), National Honor Society Treasurer (12), Red Cross (10, 11, 12), Phase II (10, 11), "We the People" (12), Math Club (10, 11, 12), Sign Language Club (11), Academic Letter (10, 11), Joynite (11, 12) Jemifer Crowther Varsity and JV Girls Basketball student manager (10, 11, 12), Varsity Letter (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Club (12), Scholar Athlete (10), Academic Letter (10), Honor Roll (10, 11), National Honor Society (12), Creative Writer as a performing art (11, 12) Edie Cruise Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Varsity Track (9, 10, 12), Track letter (9), JV Cross Country (9), Varsity Cross Country (10), Cross Country letter (10), Academic letter (10), Campus Life (10, 11), Biracial/Multiracial Club (10, 11), Young
Democrats (10, 11, 12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), JV Cheerleader (11), Spanish Club (11), Voices of Destiny Choir (11, 12), Hip Hop Club (12), National Honors Society (12) Lee Dahlgren Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), SEED (10, 11), Mummers (10, 11), FBLA (10, 11, 12), DECA (12), Spirit Club (11, 12), Hip Hop Culture Club (12), Red Cross (12), Fall play (11), Switch rally (11, 12), Meals-on-Wheels (11, 12), Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12) Jemifer Davis Freshman Basketball (9), Young Democrats (10, 11, 12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Amnesty International (10, 11), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Orchestra Council Treasurer (12), Student Council (12), Historian for Student Council (12), Zoo school st 1 semester (12), Key club Member at Zoo school (12), Zoo school Government(12),FBLA (12) Ama DeGraff Pomalinks (10, 11, 12), Pomalinks Captain(ll, 12), Student Council (10), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Phase II(lO, 11), Concert Choir (11, 12), Madrigals (11, 12), Fall play (11, 12), One-Act play (11, 12), School Musical (10, 11, 12), Spring play (11, 12), Joynite MC (11, 12), Social Justice Club (12), GLBTSA (12), Vocal Music letter (11, 12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Academic letter (10, 11), National Honor Society (12), Mummers Board (11, 12), Pomalinks letter (10, 11, 12), Student Council letter (10), Drama letter (11, 12), Wesleyan Honor
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Kristen Dragoo
Science Olympiad (10, 11, 12), Football student manager (10, 11)
Reser ve Basketball (9, 10), JV basketball (11) , Rainbow Club (10), Spi rit Club (12) , DECA (12), Honor Soc iety (10, 11, 12), Not iona l Honor Soc iety (1 2), Campus Life (10, 11, 12)
Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Club (10, 11, 12), Women's Club (10, 11, 12), Var sity Soccer (9, 10, 11, 12), Captain of Soccer (12), Var sity Sof tbal l (9, 10, 11 , 12), Captain of Sof tba ll (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12)
Sarah Dicke
Angie Drews
Julie Ferrin
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Sophomore Sel ect Choir (10) , Soundsation (11, 12), JV trac k (11) , Campus Life (11, 12), Joy nite (10, 11, 12)
Ma tt Densberger
Sara Doran Young Democrats (10, 11, 12), GLB TSA (10, 11), Orc hes tra (10 , 11, 12), Orc hes tra Sec reta ry (12), Aqu alinks (11, 12), Vice-Preside nt of Aqualinks (12), Pit Or che stra (11 , 12), Mat h Club (10, 11, 12), Spanish Club (12 ), Sta r Trek Club (11 , 12), Nat ional Honors Soc iety (12), We the People (12), Election cocomm issioner Stu den t vote 2000 (12)
Nig ht Big Band (11 ,12), Honor Roll (10,11,12), Academic Let ter (10,11,12), Band Let ter (11,12)
Nicholas Gewecke
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Eric Foy
Anne Ghormley
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Mike Earley Cross cou ntry (9, 10, 11, 12), Tra ck (9, 10, 11)
Carissa Ells Con cer t Choir (11 , 12}, Sop homore Select (10}, Choir Council off icer (10, 11, 12), Phase II (10, 11), Red Cross Club(ll) , Sign Language Club (11) , Mum mers (10, 11, 12), Mum mers offi cer (12) , Fall play (10, 11, 12), Spring Mus ical (10, 11, 12), · Spanish Club (12)
Laura England Sophomore Sel ect Cho ir (10), Soundsation (11, 12), Ar t Club (10), J oyn ite (10, 11, 12), Mus ical "Bye, Bye Bird ie" (10), Per fect Atte ndance (11) , Art Show (11 , 12), Poe try Readings (1 2)
Effie Epke Var sity Swi mming (10,11,12), Honor- Roll (10,11,12), Tra ck Team (9 ,10), Lit tle Links (10,11,1 2)
Carmen Estrada-Moore Voic es of Des tiny (10, 11), Emerging Scholars Club (10, 11, 12), Las Razas Unidas (11)
Kassie Fanning Nat ional Honor Soc iety (1 2), Spanish Club (12), , Gir ls "L" Club (10, 11, 12) Vice-President of Girl s "L" Club (12), Spi rit Club (10, 11, 12), Vice-Presiden t of Spi rit Club (11),
Justin Gallant Vica (10 , 12), Campus Life (12)
Stacey Galusha Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Pomalinks (10, 11), Closeup Club (11), DECA (11) , French Club (11) , Campus Life (11, 12), FBLA (11, 12), FBLA Vice-President (12}, Sign Language Club (12) , Var sity Cheerleader (12), Var sity Cheer Captain (12), Mummers (12), Spi rit Club (12), Fall Spo rts Ser tom a Award (12), National Honors Soc iety (12)
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Heath Gewecke
Stephanie Goodding
Marching Band (10,11), Marching Band Rank Lea der (12 ),Co nce rt Choir (10 ,12) , Symphonic Band (10,11,12), Orc hes tra (11,12), Var sity Jaz z Band (11,12), French Club (10), Science Olympiad (10), DECA (11), National Honor Soc iety (12) , Intr amu ral Bow ling (11,12), All Sta te Honor Band (12), Young Lions Honor Jaz z Band (12), Nebraska High School Honor Band (12), Monday
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Marlene Grayer Voices of Destiny (11,12), Jazz Choir (12), Jazz Band (10,11), Varsity Jazz Band (12), II G (11,12), Treasurer of African American Caucus (12), Emerging Scholars Club (11,12), Native American Caucus (11,12), Hip Hop Culture/II G club (11,12), ETS Club (10 ,11,12)
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Melanie Harrell Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concer t Band (10), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Drum major (11, 12), Madrigal Choir (11, 12), Concert Choir (12), Choir Section leader (12), Phase II Club (10, 11, 12), Phase II board member (12), Red Cross Club (10, 11), Young Democrats Club (10), Musical (10, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Band Letter (11, 12)
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Micah Intermill
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Freyja Johnson Sign Language Club (10, 11, 12), Mummers Club (11, 12), Red Cross Club (11), ' Campus Life Club(12), Phase II (12), Spanish Club (12), LHS Book Club (12), Written Art Club (12), National Honor Society (12)
Erica Kepler Varsity Track (9 ,10 ,11,12), Track Captain (11,12), Varsity Volleyball (11,12), Varsity Basketball (11,12), National Honor Society (12), Honor roll (10,11,12), Girls "L" Club (10), Girls "L" Club Vice President (11) Girls "L" Club Secretary (12), Academic All State (10,11,12), Volleyball (10 ,11 ,12), Basketball (10,11,12), Campus Life (10 ,11,12)
Kristen Killman
Tommy Kettler
Concert Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Phase II (12), Campus Life (12), Baseball (9, 10,
Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Trumpet Section leader (12), SY.mphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Varsity Jazz (11, 12), Musical Pit
(11, 12), Hip Hop Culture Club (12), Switch Rally (12), Track (10, 12), Wrestling (11), Varsity Football (10, 11, 12), Captain of Varsity Football (12), All-City Football (12), All-Distric t Football (12), All-Conference Football (12), Honorable mention for All-state football (12), Dennis Meyer's Award for football, Boys "L" Club (10, 11, 12), Vice President of Boys "L" Club (12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12) Mummers Board (12), Spanish Club (11), Hastings Honor Choir (12), GHB(10, 11, 12)
Cross country (9, 10, 11, 12), varsity letters(l0,11, 12), state participan t (11), swimming and varsity letter (10, 11, & 12), state participan t (10, 11, 12), track and(10, 11, 12), varsity letters (10, 11, 12), state participan t (11),' Reserve soccer (9), Girls "L" Club (10, 11, 12), captain of cross country team (12), captain of swimming team (12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), yearbook (12) scholar athlete (10), 3 sport athlete (10, 11), Winter Sertoma Award (11), Orchestra letter (11), key winner in art competition (12), LHS art show (10 ,11, 12), Photographer for the California band trip (12), Pit Orchestra in musical (12)
Sophomore Select Choir (10), Phase II (10, 11, 12), Musical (11, 12), Mummers (11, 12), Madrigals Choir (11, 12), Concert Choir (12), Fall Play (12), Choir Council Librarian (12), Orchestra Council Senior Representative (12)
Lynette Klein
Jenee Kucera -
FBLA (12), Academic Letters (11,12), Campus Life (10,11,12), Mummers (11,12), Honor roll (10,11,12)
Basketball (9, 10, 11), Varsity soccer (9, 10, 11, 12), Voices of Destiny (11), Cross Country (9, 10), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Girls "L" Club (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Club (11, 12), SADD (10), Hip Hop Culture Club (11, 12), Spirit Club (10, 11, 12)
Justin Klemsz Sophomore Select Choir (10), Phase II (10, 11), Concert Choir (11, 12), Madrigal Singers (11, 12), Choir Council Librarian(ll), Choir Council Vice-President (12), LHS Musical (10, 11, 12), Joynite (10, 11, 12), Fall play (12), Vocal Music letter (11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Academic letter(10, 11), Mummers (10, 11, 12)
JR Knopp
Adam Hohensee
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DECA (12), State Qualifier for DECA (12), SEED Club (11), Spirit Club (11, 12), Mummers (11, 12), Hold 3 all time weight lifting records
Kaitlyn Koenigman
Katie Kuzma DECA (11, 12), Secretary of DECA (11), VicePresident of Civic Consciousness (12), Volleyball (9, 10, 11, 12), Varsity Volleyball (12), Academic All-Conference (12), Cheerleader (10, 11, 12), Varsity Cheer letter (11, 12), U.S. Cheerleading Achievement award (11), National Honor Society (12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Campus Life (10, 11, Volleyball co-captain (10, 11), Cheerleading cocaptain (10, 11, 12), DECA National Leadership
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Katie Lathrop Spanish Club (11, 12), Girls JV soccer (11), Aqualinks (12), Business manager yearbook of staff (12)
Joel Lechner Concert Choir (12), Musical (10, 11, 12), Joynite (10, 11, 12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Fall Show (12), Red Cross Club (10, 11), Sophomore Select (10), Madrigals (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honors Society (12), All-State Choir (12), Youth Leadership Lincoln (10), Youth in action leader (11, 12), Vocal letter (12)
Karen Lee Sophomore Select Choir (10), Rainbow Club (10), Concert Choir (11,12), Vars ity Swing Choir (11), Asian Caucus Club (12), All - State Choir (11,12), Plainsman Honor Choir (11 ,12), Hastings Honor Cho ir (12), Bye , Bye Birdie (10), Oklahoma (11),·LPS Vocal Solo Recital (11,12), J oynite (10,11,12)
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Chelsea Maitland President of Sign Language Club (12), Sign Language Club (11,12), GLBTSA (10,11,12), Mummers (10,11,12), Young Democrats (12), French Club (10,11,12), Women's Caucus (10), Speech (12), Japanese Animation (12), Art Club (11), Oklahoma (11), Good Morning Mr s. Dove (12)
Amanda Malick Honor r oll (10), Who's Who Among American High School Students (9, 10), Marching Band (10), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Campus Life (10, 11), "Little Women" (11), FBLA (12)
Varsity football (11, 12), Diving (11), DECA (11, 12), DECA Vice-President (12), DEC st ate finalist (11), Mummer s (12), Spirit Club (10, 11, 12), Campus Lif e (10, 11, 12), boys "L" Club (11, ), Red Dross Club (11, 12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12)
Sarah Matzke
Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10, 11), Symphonic Band (12), DECA (12), _Honor Roll (12)
JV Cross country (9), JV Basketball (9), Varsity basketball (10, 11, 12), Captain of Varsity basketball (12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12); Campus Life Student Leader (11 , 12), Spirit club (10, 11), Girls "L" Club (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Honor roll (9, 10, 11)
Track (9, 10, 11), Cross Country (11, 12), Sophomore Select Choir (10), Concert Choir (11, 12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), ESL Friends (11, 12), Girls "L" Club (12), Honor Roll (1 2)
Colin Lortz Campus Life (10, 11, 12), DECA (11, 12), Historian of DECA (12), Spirit Club (11, 12), Boys "L" Club (12), Varsity Baseball (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Cl ub
Rainetta McCray Hip Hop Club (12), Freshmen Basketball (9), Reserve Basketball ~10), Art Club (10, 11)
Ty McGee Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Mummers Club board member (10), Phase II Club (10, 11), Phase II Club co-President (12), Boys "L" Club (11, 12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), JV Wrestling (9), Varsity (12), Soccer JV (9, 10, 11), Varsity (12)
Adam McCown Sophomore Select Choir (10), Concert Choir (11 , 12), Musical (10, 11, 12), J apanese Animat ion Club (11), President of Japanese Animation Club (12), Written Arts club (12)
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Jared Meyer Orchestra (10, 11, 12), LYS (10, 11, 12)
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Jordan Milliken Russian Club (10, 11, 12), Asian Caucus board member (12), Phase II (10, 11, 12), board member (12), Sign Language Club (11, 12), National Honor Society (12)
Josh Mohr Advocate (12), DECA (11, 12), VICA (11), Chain Gang Warden (12), Red Cross Club (11), Pomahunk (12), Campus Life (11), Hip Hop Culture Club (12), Freshman Foot ball (9), Intramural Basketball Stud (11, 12), Rugby (12)
Carmen Morales Voices of Destiny (10, 11, 12), Rainbow Club (10, 11, 12), Las Razas Unidas (10), Represented Las Razas Unidas in Rainbow club (11), President of Las Razas Unidas (12), Martin Luther King, Jr. youth rally (11, 12), ESL Friends (11, 12), Latino achievement mentoring program (12)
Kimberly McCray Girls "L" Club (11 , 12), Treasury of Girls "L" Club
. manager (9, 10, 11, 12), Letters (9, 10, 11, 12), Varsity Swimming (, 10, 11, 12), Letter (12), FBLA (12), Spirit Club (12), Campus Life (12), FLY TV Reading (11), ETS (10, 11, 12), Barnes and Noble Readings (11, 12), Scribe 2000, Selection Staff (11), Helping at State Basketball tournamen t (11, 12), Who's Who Among American High School Students (11)
Concert Choir (11, 12), Sophomore Select (10), Soundsation (11), Concert Choir (11,12), Varsity Bowling (10 ,11), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Spirit Club (11), Public relations officer FBLA (11, 12), Varsity Jazz Choir (12)
Casey Massa
Josh Lehr
Megan Lofgren
(12), Hip Hop Culture Club (11, 12), African American Caucus (11, 12), Campus Life Club (12), Emerging Scholars Club (10, 11), Varsity Track (10, 11, 12)
Carly Morford Varsity Volleyball student
Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Prep Jazz Band (10), Varsity Jazz Band (11, 12), Marching band (10, 11, 12), Lincoln Youth Symphony (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic letter (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (10, U, 12), National Honor Society (12), Orchestra Letter )10, 11, 12), Jazz Letter (10, 11, 12), Pinewood Bowl Musical Pit Orchestra (11,), UNL Drumtine Camp (10, 11, 12).
Anne-Marie Naumann Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Marching Band (11, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), French Club (11, 12), Sign Language Club (11), Star Trek Club (12), Musical (10, 11, 12) Young ' Democrats (10)
Jason Nettelton Concert Choir (11, 12), Musical cast (10, 12), Boys·"L" Club (10, 11), President of Boys "L" Club (12), ETS, Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Club (12), SEED Club (11), Mummers (12), Japanese ~nimation (12), freshmen SQ.r)for "Bf os
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Stacy Nguyen Rainbow Club (10, 11, 12), Asian Caucus board member (10 , 11, 12), Voices of Destiny (11 , 12), Chess Club (10, 11, 12), Japanese Animation Club (10, 11, 12), Vice-President of Chinese Club (10, 11, 12), Martial Arts Club (10, 11, 12), Little Links (10, 11, 12)
Elisha Novak
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Soccer (9), Volleyball (9 ,10), Var sity Diving (9 , 10), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), academic letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (1 2), Mummers (10), French Club (11), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Contra Section leader (12), Concert Band (10, ,11, 12), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Band letter (11, 12)
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Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Rainbow Club (12), Red Cross Club (11), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), Hip Hop Club (11 , 12), Voices of Destiny (10, 11, 12), Biracial Multiracia l Caucus (12)
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Grant Pearson Prep Jazz Band (10, 11, 12), Varsity Swimming (9, 10), Orchestra (11, 12), Advocate (11 , 12), Entertainment Editor, "The Man" (10, 11, 12)
Drew E. Philippi Varsity Football (12), LHS Soccer (9 , 10), Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Campus Life Club (10, 11, 12), Biracial Multiracia l Caucus (12), Spanish Club (11), Boys "L" Club (12), Symphonic Band (11 , 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Weight Lifting Record Holder (12), 2000 Cornhusker Boys state representa tive for LHS (11), Barnes and Noble LHS poetry reading participan t
Elisabeth Reinkordt Speech and Debate (10, 11, 12), Captain, Young Democrats (10, 11, 12), President (12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Joynite (11 , 12), Amnesty International (10, 11, 12), Academic letter(11) , National Honor Society (12), National Merit Final ist (12)
Emily Riggle Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Clarinet Tand leader (12), National Honor Society (12), Amnesty Internatio nal (10, 11), GLBTSA (11 , 12)
Kelsey Rutz Sophomore Select Choir (10), Spirit Club (10, 11, 12), DECA (11 , 12), DECA President (12), Campus Life {10, 11, 12), Pomalinks (10, 11) Captain of Pomalinks (11), Close-Up Club (11), Red Cross Club (11), DECA class officer (11), Nationa! Honor Society (12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12)
Christine Schomaker Varsity Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Varsity basketball (11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Girls "L" Club (11 , 12), DECA (12), Hip Hop Culture Club (12), Spirit Club (11, 12)
Nick Scott Varsity Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12), JV Wrestling (9), Varsity Wrestling (10, 11), Varsity Track (9, 10, 11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Honor roll (9, 10, 11, 12), Academic letter (10, 11), National Honor Society (12)
(11), Scribe 2001 (12), Vocal Music letter (11, 12)
Josie Simeck Sophomore Select (10), Soundsation (11), Varsity Jazz Choir (12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Varsity Soccer (10, 11, 12), Girls "L" Club (11, 12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), Mummers (11 , 12), Musical (11, 12), Hip Hop Club (12), African American Caucus (12), Biracial/ Multiracial Caucus (10), J oynite (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12)
Autumn Smith Kelly Shields Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Who's Who in American High School Students (11), Varsity basketball (12), Sertoma Award (12), varsity soccer (12), Volleyball (9, 10, 11, 12), French Club (10, 11), DECA (11 , 12), Campus Life (11 , 12), Hip Hop Culture Club (12)
Ayesha Shinall Voices of Destiny (10, 12), FCCLA (12), Hip Hop Club (12), African American Caucus (10, 11, 12), Campus Life (12), II G (10, 11, 12), Biracial Multiracial Caucus (12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12)
Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Spirit Club (11, 12), Aqualinks (11, 12), President of Campus Life (12), French Club (10, 11), Mummers (12), Volleyball (9, 10), Varsity Swimming (9, 10, 11, 12), Track (10, 11), Poetry Reading at Barnes and Noble (11 , 12)
Amy Staley Varsity Jazz Band (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), LYS (10, 11, 12), Varsity Swimming (9, 10, 11, 12), Campus Life (11 , 12), Student Leader (12), French Club (10), Phase II (11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Honor roll (10), Poetry Reading at Barnes and Noble (12), Tour to China with LYS (10), M-Fuge (11)
Christina Silvestrini Sophomore Select Choir (10), Joynite (10, 11, 12), LHS Choir Council Representative (10), LHS Choir Librarian (12) "Bye, Bye Birdie" (10), LPS Small • Ensemble Concert (10), Wesleyan solo-Singers (11), LPS Choir Contest Soloist (11), NCSICA Music Camp (11), Concert Choir (11, 12), Wesleyan Plainsman Honor Choir (11), "Oklahoma!"(11), Hastings Honor Choir Alternate (12), Fall Play
Sarah Sterns Sophomore Select (10), Red Cross Club (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Co-President (12), Softball (9, 10), Tennis (, 11), Mummers (11 , 12), Mummers Board (12), French Club officer {11, 12), Concert Band (10), National Honor Society (12), Musical (10, 11, 12), GLBTSA {10, 11), Amnesty Internatio nal (10), Sign Language Club {11, 12), Young Democrats (12)
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Angela Stevens Rainbow Club (10), Multiracial Biracial Caucus (10), Vice-President (11), President (12), Freshman Basketball (9), Reserve Basketball (10), Campus Life (11, 12), African American Caucus (12), Las Rozas Unidas (12), Hip Hop Culture Club (12 ), Campus Life Teen Tai k (12)
Katie Stitt Varsity Track (9, 10), Captain (10), Letter (10), Varsity Cross Country (10, 11, 12), Captain (11), Letter (10, 11, 12), Fall Play (10), Sophomore Select (10), Soundstion (11), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Student Leader (11), Girls "L" Club (10, 11), Spirit Club (10), SADD (10), DECA (12), TAB (12), Mummers (11)
Alyssa Strongman •Campus Life (10 ,11,12), Spirit Club (12), Red Cross Club (12), Teen Talk (12), Spanish Club (12), Volleyball (9 ,10)
Relations office in Band Council (12), Rainbow Club (10), Campus Life (10), Close-Up Club (10, 11, 12), Student Council (12), Concert Band (12), FBLA (12), DECA (12), President of Applied Economics (12)
Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic band (11, 12), President of Band Council (12), Band council· Secretary/Treasurer (11), Concert Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (11), Drumline (10, 11, 12), Instrumental music letter and bars (11, 12), Red Cross Club (10, 11, 12), Red Cross Board member (11), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Young Democrats (10, 11)
Devin Townsend Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic letter (11, 12), Band letter (11, 12), Varsity Jazz (11, 12), Marching Band (11, 12), Basebal l (10, 11)
Cassandra Trombley
Varsity Track 99, 10, 11, 12), Reserve Volleyball (10), Fall play (11), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Mummers (11, 12), FBLA (12)
JV Soccer (9), Varsity soccer (10, 11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Drum Major (11, 20, NHK (10, 11, 12), Spirit Club (11), Campus Life (11, 12), Girls "L" Club (11, 12), Grand champion Marching Band (10, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), FBLA (12), Pregame show at Cul Iigan Holiday Bowl (12)
Campus Life (10,11,12), Mummers (11, 12), FBLA (12), Chinese Kaleidoscope (11)
Katie Taylor Cheerleader (10, 11, 12), varsity captain (11,12), FBLA (11, 12), President (12), Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Varsity Golf (9, 11), National Honor Society (12)
Kim Vaverka DECA (12), Girls "L" Club (10,11,12), Varsity Soccer (10,11,12) Lindsay Vermas Concert Choir (11, 12), Sounsation (12)
Sara Thelen Sophomore Select (10), Concert Choir (11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Section leader (11, 12), Secratary/Public
Eric Wadell JV soccer (9, 10), Varsity soccer (11, 12), DECA (11), Phase II (11), Boys "L" Club (12), Campus Life (12), Intramural Boys Basketball (11, 12)
• Drumline (11, 12), Prep Jazz Band (10), Varsity Jazz· Band (10, 11, 12)
Jared Wells Varsity Tennis (10, 11, 12), Varsity Soccer (11, 12), Boys "L" Club (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12)
Tammell Tolliver
Angel Swartz
Sandy Tang
Miss Dove (12)
Ruenza Vorisek Sophomore Select Choir (10), Soundsation (11, 12), Concert Choir (12), "Bye, Bye Birdie" (10), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Good Morning
Nicole Wallen-Thompson
Jon Wiles
Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Section leader of Pit (12), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Prep Jazz Band (11), Varsity Jazz Band (12), Orchestra (11, 12), Lincoln Youth Symphony (11, 12), Softball (10), Track and Field (10), French Club (10, 11), Pit Orchestra for musical (12), Pinewood Bowl Musical Pit Orchestra (11, 12), Academic Letter(l0), Band letter (10, 11, 12), UNL Winter Winds and Percussion (12), Honor roll (10, 11, 12), Jazz letter (11, 12), Orchestra letter (11, 12), UNL Drumline Camp (11, 12)
Concert Choir (11, 12), Varsity S~ing Choir (11, 12), Sophomore Select Choir (10), Boys soccer {9, 10, 11, 12), Phase Two Club (10, 11, 12), Musical (10, 12)
Andrew Walters Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Section leader (11, 12), Secratary/Public Relations office in Band Council (12), Rainbow Club (10), Campus Life (10), Close-Up Club (10, 11, 12), Student Council (12), Concert Band (12), FBLA (12), DECA (12), President of Applied Economics (12)
Robin Washut Advocate (11, 12), Campus Life (12), Reserve Football (10), Chain Gang warden (12), Red Cross 912), Pomahunk (12), DECA promoter (12), Intramural Basketball Coach (12), Hip-Hop Culture Club 912), Volleyball (9, 10, 12), Prep Basketball reporter (12), Close-up (12)Letter (10)
Cherie Winton She has been published 3 times in anthologies of Poetry. She is a nominee for Poet of the Year.
Joseph Yosten Campus Life (10, 11, 12), Varsity Football (11, 12), Red Cross Club (12), Spirit Club (10, 11, 12), Mummers (12), Honor Roll (12), DECA Vice-President of Communications (12), DECA (10, 11, 12), SEED Club (11), Basket ball (9, 10, 11), FBLA (11, 12), Close-Up (11), Switch rally (11, 12), Boys "L" Club (11, 12), Campus Life Teen Talk (12), State Qualifier DECA (12), J oynite (12), Meals-on-wheels (11, 12), Intramural Basketball (12)
Matt Youkum Varsity football (11, 12), Varsity wrestling (10, 11, 12), FBLA "expo" (12), ESL Friends Club (10, 11, 12), Yearbook "photo editor" (12)
Jemifer Yound Red Cross Club (11, 12), Soundsation (11, 12), Choir Council (12), Sign Languag~ Club (11, 12), FCCLA (12), National Honor Society (12)
Sean Warnke Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Section Leader, Sc:2.nfor ""Bfos
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Abbott, Amanda 76 Abbott, Antoine 76 Abbott, Cody 25 Absalon, Jacob 76 Acic, Elvis 76 Adams, Hana 76 Adams, Mandi 58 Adelt, Diana 58 Adkins, Barbara 90 Admire, John 25, 132 Afuh, Chantal 58 Agena, Lacy 55 Aguayo-Suarez, Cristina 76 Aguirre, Shawn 58 Ahlberg, Jason 95 Ahmann, Alexander 76 Ajnadzic , Lana 76 Al-Ghazawi, Azher 58 AI-Muzory, Sabah 55 AI-Saedy, Akil 76 Al-Sayagh, Hakem 58 Al-Timirru, Nareen 76 AI-Waely, Sellam 55 Alabi, Olabode 55 Alabi, Olamide 55 Alama, Walat 58 Alandzak, Darija 76 Alandzak, Darijo 58 Alandzak, Lidija 55 Albers, Adam 25, 132 Albertson, Kourtney 25 , 216 Aldridge, Peg 97, 90 Alexander, Desiree 76 Alexander, Gabriel 25 Ali, Kawai 76 Ali, Rowshan 25 Alibasic, Zlatan 76 Allely, Shannon 76 Allen,A J 58 Allen, Brandi 76 AJlen, James 58 Allen, Matthew 76 Alley, Je sica 25 Allgood, Anthony 55 Alvarado, Olga .58 Alvarez, Lisa 76 Alvarez, Tony 25 Anderson, Hannah 58 Anderson, Jamie 58, 134 Anderson, Sara 25,216 Anderson-Young, Max 58 Anthony, Amy 58 Aquin, Jennifer 76 Araujo, Jessica 76 Archie, Catherine 58 Armory, Chris 182, 183 Armstrong, Danielle 58 Arps, Stephanie 25 Asboe, Eric 25, 150, 216 Ash, Marion 90 Atem, Apou 76 Atett, Diana 170 Atkinson, Jenny 55 Auble, Tracy-Ann 58 Austria, Holly 76 Austria, Stephen 58, 170, 171 Autumn Smith 180, 181 Avdic, Nino 58 Avila, Pedro 58 Azzaro, Samira 25
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8 Babcock, Darnel 59 Babcock , Heather 26, 123, 216 Babel, Steven 76 Backes, Michael 26 Bacon, Jenn 17, 26, 216 Bahr, Elainea 59 Bailer, Keagan 55 Bailey, Chad 26 Bailey, Christine 26 Bailey, Debi 76 Bailey, Kristine 76 Bailey Taylor 187 Bajaj, Prashant 26, 170, 171 Baker, Devon 26, 216 Baker, Joseph 76 Baker, Matthew 55 Baldus, Andrew 76 Baldwin, Sindy 59 Bales, Christy 76, 156 Balkovec, Jamie 76 Balkovec, Jennifer 26 Ballheim, Trever 55 Balta, Catherine 76, 164 Banks, Tarvis 59, 146 Barakat, Ghazal 59 Barakat, Niaam 59 Barb Weckman 180 Barber, Matt 76 Barbour, Ashley 76 Barnes, Brandie 55 Barnes, Edward 26 Barron, Brandon 76 Bartek, Joann 90 Bartek, Juba 59 Bartels, Janelle 59 Barzydlo, James 59 Bashor, Benjamin 55 Bateman , Elizabeth 59 Bateman, Liz 179 Bauer, Audrea 160 Bauerkemper, Nichole 76 Baumgartner, Tiffany 59 Bayer, Jeff 90 Beahr, Brian 26 Beahr, Eugene 59 Beaman, Megan 156 Bechtola, Canaan 125 Bechtold, Canaan 76 Becker, Kevin 76 Beckman, Karissa 76 Beddes, Rachel 59, 138, 178,179 Bedell, Kyndall 59 Beeck, Ethan 55 Beermann, Jay 76, 134 Beetem, Ashley 76 Behrens, Sarah 59, 188 Beltran, Vargas, Martha 88 Belzer, Grant 26 Benes, Jonathan 59 Benes, Mitchell 76 Bennett, Leah 76 Berens, Jenny 157 Berg, Michael 55 Bergeron, Molly 76, 165 Bergman, Sarah 59 Berks, A.J. 76 Berks, Coach 146 Berks, Katrina 59 Berks, Trina 164 Berlowitz, Bryan 55 Bernstein, Ellen 59 Best, Ana 157 Best, Donnie 59 Beste, Judy 90 Betts, Alice 90 Beuhner, Corissa 145
Beutler, Sam 76 Biaggio, Chrissy 76 Bickert, Katherine 59 Biggs, Jared 60 Biggs, Rachel 76 Biggs, Zachary 76 Billings, Melissa 55 Binczik, Lisa 26, 216 Birkmann, Corey 55 Birky-Rios, Erica 90 Bittinger, Stephanie 76, 156 Bivins, Joshua 76 Black, Rachel 76, 145 Black, Zachary 60 Blacketer, Brandon 76 Blackmon, Rorruus 27 Blackwell, Trent 76, 150 Blahak, Janae 55 Blankenship, Trina 27 Blazek, Crystal 27 Blazek, Jennifer 27 Blessing, Todd 55 Bloebaum, Dana 27 Bloom, Tisha 27 Bluford, Brandon 27 Bluford, Shameka 55 Bob, Coach Mersed 156, 157 Bob, Coach Mersed. 156 Bobzien, Eric 55 Bogatz, Katie 27 Bohnenkamp, Dustin 76 Bomberger, Brian 60 Bonkiewicz, Karen 90 Bonnell, Ashlie 76 Boone, Brian 55 Bomemeier, Nathan 27 Boslau, Bradlee 55 Botti, Miko 76 Botts, Greyson 60 Bower, Candace 77 Bower, Katie 55 Bowers, Stefanie 90 Bowie, Thomas 55 Bowman, Carlos 77 Boyd, Remilya 55 Boye, Marjorie 90 Boyer, Jill 77, 160, 165 Bozek, Jane 90 Bradley, Henry 90 Brady, Coach 160 Brakhage, Amanada 165 Braly, Jennica 77 Bramhall, Desiree 77 Branting, Rob 77 Brase, Ehse 77 Brautigam, Aaron 27 Brazda, Jessica 77 Bredehoft, Scott 60, 171 Brennan, Nicholas 77 Brestel, Coach 146 Brestel, Jake 77, 146 Brethouwer, Emily 60 Brewer, Tasha 60 Breyer, Kimberly 77 Brindell, Aaron 17, 27 Brinkman, Kris 97, 90 Broadnax, Clarene 77, 134 Brockboff, Elizabeth 125 Brockboff, Jenna 77 Brocksrruth, Holly 60 Brolliar, Alicia 60 Brooks, Chance 27 Brown, Dustin 27, 146, 216 Brown, Jakob 77 Brown, Jamie 77 • Brown, Jeremiah 60 Browo, Joseph 60 Brown, Joshua 60 Brown, Katie 27 Brown, Lydia 55 Brown, Matthew 60
Brown, Rachael 60 Brown, Stephanie 27, 182, 183,216 Browne, John 55 Brozek, Sean 77, 170, 171 Brugh, James 60 Brunke, Kathryn 60 Brunke, Katie 138 Bryan, Nam 55 Bryant, Kathleen 90 Bryant. Zac 60 Buck, Nathan 27 Budig, Jeff 77 Buehner, Corissa 77, 165 Bui, Hong 77 Bui, Truep 60, 134 Buis, John 55 Buller, Nicholas 77 Bunde, Coach 150 Burbach, David 60 Burdic; Mingus 77 Buresh, Marissa 55, 137 Burger, Scott 77 Burgess, Aaron 60 Burnett, Steven 77 Burnham, Todd 28 Bums, Anthony 60 Bums, Jane 77 Burt, Jared 77 Burton, Tyreece 55, 122, 178, 179 Busch, Von, Alicia 72 Busch, Von, Heather 72 • Busch, Von, Nicole 88 Bush, Aaron 60 Busse, Dameon 150 Buxton, Jennifer 77, 145 Buzby, Jaime 77 Buzz, Carly 157 Byortb, Erin 77
C Cabrales, Jessica 77 Cades, Amanda 156 Cahan, Lara 60 Cain, Chris 77, 132 Caldwell, Ryan 28 Call, Troy 60 Canby, Jessica 77 Canby, Tyron 77 Cannon, Aimee 55 Cardenas, Naomi 77 Cardwell, Sarah 77 Cardwell, Tammi 60 Carey, Tonja 60 Carl, Christina 28 Carl, Jason 60 Carlson, Kaylon 77 Carlson, Marlyce 90 Carper, Matt 60 Carter, Brian 55, 60 Carter, MaJlory 77 Caruso, J.P. 90 Casarrubias, Angeles 77 Casarrubias, Laura 60 Caskey, Sara 77 Caskey, Sarah 188 Caskey, Tracy 28, 216 Casteel, Amanda 77 Casteel, Tanya 28, 150 Castillo, Rene 60 Castillo, Victor 77 Catlett, Coach 146 Cavadini, Scott 77 Cecrle, Chad 28, 146, 216 Cecrle, Diane 90 Celendic, Tihana 60 Cervantes, Cirilo 55 Chadd, Nichole 60 Champoux, Dan 90 Chansavang, Bouadeth 28 Chen, Philip 60, 134
Chen, Phillip I 78 Cherries , Red, Lori 85 Chesnok, Nina 60 Child, Theresa 55 Childs, Kathryn 77 Chrastil, Bryan 28 Chrisp, Christele 77 Chrisp, Jamie 77 Chrisp, Tyler 60 Christensen, Brett 77 Christensen, Ehzabeth 28, 216 Christensen, Ian 28, 216 Christensen, Kori 28 Christensen, Molly 77, 188 Christiansen, Seth 77 Christie, Yohance 28, 146, 147 Chulufas, Jennifer 77 Cink, Sarah 77 Clark, Jean 77, 184 Clark, Josten 77 Clark, Kimberly 28 Clark, Roxanne 28 Claussen, Preston 77 Cleary, Thomas 77 Clements, Candice 17, 28 Clements , Christi 17 Clements, Christina 28 Cleveland, Quentin 77 Chne, Stephanie 77, 145 Clough, Holly 60 Coad, Malissa 17, 29 Coatman, Crystal 60,-188 Cobb, Sean 55, 216 Cobian, Eduardo 60 Cobian, Rodolfo 79 Coday, Kelsey 55 Coffin, Cheston 29, 146 Coffin, Zach 78 Coffman, Brandon 78 Coil, T.J. 60, 146 Colberg, Jacob 60 Colburn, Ernie 60 Cole, Aysia 29, 216 Colombe, Brett 29 Combs, Heather 78 Comer, Eileen 90 Compton, Amber 29, 137 Conant, Brian 60 Conner, Sidney 60 Connett, Deva 60, 178, 179 Connett, Meghan 29, 142, 216 Conradt, Coach 170, 171 Conway, Letha 29 Cook, Meghan 29,216 Cooke, Doug 60 Cooper, Helen 60, 134, 178, 179 Cooper, Jamie 55 Cooper, Michael 55 Correll, Megan 60 Corum, Leif 78 Cowell, Jennifer 78 Cowell, Jeremy 29, 150 Cowger, ~arshall 60 Coy, Cindy 61 Crabtree, David 78 Craig, Holly 29, 146 Crandell, Joel 29 Crawford, Brian 61, 182, 183 Creps, Jennifer 29, 137 Crosby, Tasha 61 Crosby, Tyson 78 Cross, Holly 78 Crowther, Jennifer 29, 78, 216 Cruise, Edie 29,216 Crumb, Jason 78 Cudaback, Lori 29
Cuevas, Francisco 61 Cummings, Lee 61 Cunningham, Brian 61 Currin, Eric 78 Cyriacks , Titus 61 Czeranko, Alex 90
D Dahl, Kelsey 78 Dahlgren, Lee 29, 216 Dale, Hilde 90 Damian, Shana 61 Danaher, Keegan 78 Danekas, Miranda 55 Dang, Thuong 61 Danielson, Brandi 30 Danner, Robert 61 Dao, Phuong Thao 61 Darnell, Kasi 78 Darrington, Matthew 78 Dau, Sa 55 Daugherty, Crystal 61, 164 Davidson, Stephanie 61, 134 Davis, Cathy 97, 90 Davis, Chad 61 Davis, Chris 170, 171 Davis, Christopher 61 Davis, Jennifer 30,216 Davis,Jill 61,170 Davis, Jimmy 78 Davis, Levi 61 Davis, Travis 61, 171 Davis-Keeling, Joanna 90 Davison, Corki 30 Davison, Tiffany 79, 142, 143,162 Dawson, Coach 150 Dawson, Linda 61 Day, Nolan 79 Dayton, Maggie 30 Deboer, Karen 61 Debrick, Stepharue 30 Debus, Jeremy 55 Debus, Kristina 61 Debus, Melissa 30 Decker, Jason 30 Deets, Coach 156 DeGraff, Anna 30, 178, 179,184 ,185,2 16 Delancey, Bradley 30 Delaney, Janell 30 Deleau, Lisa 61 Delgado, Daniel 79 Delvaux, Shawn 55 Demitroff, Gretchen 61 Demitroff, John 79 Densberger, Matt 30, 217 Deschane, Ryan 61 Deterding, Edna 79 Deterding, Sara 61 D~tweiler, Wesley 61 Devoe, Jordan 55 Dewey, Beth 30 Dewey- Hurley, Julia 81 Deyong, Stephanie 79 Diaz, Cory 79 Diaz, Eddie 79 Diaz, Megan 79 Dick, Katie 61, 132 Dicke, Sarah 30, 134, 217 Dickmeyer, Drew 55 Dieken, Robert 61 Dilley, Chase 30, 146, 147 Dinh, Van Trang 79 Divizinskiy, Mike 61 Dlouhy, Eric 79 Do, Ly Thi 79 Do, Tony 30 Do, Vu 61 Dobbins, Fayshawn 61
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Earley. Mike 31, 150, 151, 2 17 Early. Mike 150 Eckerson, Andrew 6 ! . l 18 Eckles, Daniel 61 Eckman, hanna 61 Edw¥ds, Katie 150 Edwards. Travi\ 31. 150 Ehly, Dan 91 Einemann, Megan 61 . 170 Elizabeth Brockhoff 9 Elliott, Dominiyue 79 Ells, Carissa 3 L 217 Ellyson, Danit'! 61 Emmerich, Sabrina 7'J Enders, Addie 'i.'i Endres, Jennifer 156. 162, 163 Enevoldsen, Scott 61 Enevoldsen. Todd 31 Engel, Ashley 'i5 England, Larry 79 England, Laura .1 l. 21 7 Eno, Jenna 79 Epke, Effie 31 170,217 Erdman, Joshua 61 Erdmann , Lacie 61 Erickson , Becky 61, 184 Erickson, Sherri 91 Erion, Philip 61 Erlewi ne, Sara 31 Eskra, Matthew 62 Estrada, Erika 79 Estrada-Moore, Carmelita 79 Estrada-Moore, Carmen 31,2 17 Evers, Amanda 55
F Funders, Lukas 31 , 125 Fander , Megan 62 Fanning, Kassie 3 I, 2 17
Faraharu , Chri tina 62 Farahani , Mana 62 Farahbod, Brent 79 Farewell, Jenny 79, 157 Farmer, Aaron 79 Farrall, Kelly 62 Farrand, John 91 , 146 Farrell, Eileen 62 Farrens, Allison 79 Farwell, Jenny 156 Faughn, Darrin 79, 146 Fauth, Phyllis 91 Fazel, Missy 31 Felici. Sara 160 Ferandez . Cobian, Alejandro 77 Ferguson, Sabine 9 1 Ferrin. Ju lie 32, 2 I 7 Ferris, Steve 91, 130 Finke, Katie 62 Finke, Susie 79, 156 Firchow, Paddie 55 Firestone. Tiffany 55 Fi.-cher, Kari 79 Fish, William 55 Fisher. Jim 79 Fisher, Richard 55 Fisher. Stephanie 79 Fitzgerald, Keegan 62 Fixter. Tiffany 62 Flanagan, Erskin 55 Fleetwood. Brandy 79 F ei\chman. Bill 62 Flt'l';chman, Judy 91 Flem mg, Abby 62 f·lowers. Michaela 165 h>reman, icole 32 Foreman. Ranae 79, 156, 157 Foreman. Scott 62 Foremen, Nic;ole 182, 183 Fomian, Scott 182, 183 Forsgren, Jakob 62 Foster, Candace 32 1-owl::r, Briana 79 Fox. Cyndi 55 Fm. Ja) 62 Fny, Enc 32, 122, 2 17 Frah ,1, Ashley 157 Fra 11.:e, Cole 62 rr.mey. Jared 62 fr:rnk, Rachel 62 Franklin, Andrew 79 Frnrkli n, Michaela 32, i42, 143, 162, 163 Franzen. Tyson 32, 146 Frcauf, Amber 62 Free Alexa 62 Free Cory 91 Fre , Roger 62 Fr.!nch, Coach 146 French, Jean 62 Frerich~, Kyle 79 Frerichs, Mike 55 Freytag, Stephanie 63 fn berg, Julie 32, 123 Fmbie, Brian 63 Frnz, Kara 79, 184 Fronterhoi;se, Matthew 79, 125 Fry, Jesse 55 Frye, Brandon 32 Fuenning , Anna 63 Fuller, Alex 79 Fuller, Cindy 91 Fuller, Cyndi 91 Fuller, James 63 Fultz, Coach 146
G Gabel, Nathan 171 Gabel, Nathanael 32
Gabel, arah 79 Gadeken , Chri tina 32 Gallant, Ju tin 32, 21 7 Galusha, Billy 63 Galu ha, Leann 97, 9 I, 184 Galusha, Stacey 32, 160, 217 Gandara, Torey 55 Gandu, Bahji 63 Gan , Nicholas 63 Garcia, Christopher 79 Garibay, Jose 55 Garner, Jessie 55 Gamer, Rus ell 63 Gartee, Ashley 157 Gaskin~, Marcus 79, 134 Gaster, Thomas 32 Gatewood, Codah 79 Gatewood, Edison 55 Gearhart, Michelle 91 Geidner, Teri 79 Geigle, Amanda 63 Geisler, Mar_k 32 German, Malia 79, 150, 151 Oesch, Joshua 63 Gewecke , Heath 32,217 Gewecke, Nicholas 32, 217 Ghormley, Anne 33, 179, 217 Ghormley, Jana 91 , 125 Giantx, Mike 182, 183 Gibson, Tina 79 Giese, Ryan 33 Gilbert, Andrew 79 Gilbertson, Karen 91 Gillies, Macallia 79, 145, 182, 183 Gilmore, Ashley 79, 144 Gilmore, Asyhley 165 Gipson, Sean 63, 146 Gjoni, Bjorn 63 Glantz, Brent 63, 171 Glass, Amanda 79 Glazer, Dejan 55 Glenn, Travis 33 Godbout, Ali sa 63 Godfrey, Wyatt 63 Going, Mark 55, 217 Golden, Chad 63, 130 Gomez, Abraham 55 Gomez, Alberto 55 Gomez, Amber 63 Gonzalez, Eric 33 Gonzalez, Manuel 55 Goodding, Stephanie 33, 217 Gorake, Sara 33 Gordin, Alicia 79 Gordon, Amy 79, 125 Gormley, Kaylie 63 Gothrie, Tiffany 137 Gottner, Jason 55 Gottula, Andrew 33 Gottula, Emily Grady, David 80 Gove, Travis 182, I 83 Govori, Hatixhe 63 Grady, Niki 33, 217 Graff, Mindy 80 Graham, Amanda 80 Graham, Cas andra 80 Graham, Nicholas 80 Grant, Jeremiah 33 Grant, Regina 55 Graul, Maryhelen 91 Gray, Sara 80 Grayer, Marlene 55,218 Green, Curtis 80 Green, Elizabeth 33 Green, Jarrell 91, 137 Green, Liz 218
Green, habaka 80 Green, Vicki 63, 188 Greenwalt, Chad 80, 130 Greer, Coach 146 Gregg, Kelly 80 Grell, Tara 33 Grenfell, Aaron 33 Grenfell, Alexis 80, 162, 163 Grime, Ju tin 64 Grimsley, Amanda 64 Gro man, Taylor 34 Grothe, Lynnette 80 Grothen, Tracey 80, 184 Gruntorad, Jeremy 64 Gruntorad, Jo h 34 Gsic, Sarnir 80 Guevara, Melis a 80 Gui, Abdulhadi 64 Gunther, Angela 64 Gurewitz, Margaret 80 Guthrie, Tiffany 64 Gutierrez, Nancy 64 Gwelo, Jennifer 64, 160
.It Ha, Tien 55 Ha, Toan 64 Haahr, Dyan 34 Haas, Amy 64, 144, 164 Haas, Steffen 34 Hadenfeldt, Luke 80 Hadji, Souriya 55 Haffey, Eric 34 Hahn, Tracy 34. 160, 218 Hai, Quy Ha 55 Hain, Timothy 55 Hair!, Kapri 80 Hale, Erica 80 Hall, Jessica 64 Hall, Lee 64 Hall, Terry 64 Haller, Echo 80 Halte, Melissa 34 Ham, Ian 80 Hamby, Leann 91 Hamel, Mike 80 Hammack, Andrew 80 Hammond, Greg 80 Handley, Gene'e 91 Handy, Kenneth 64 Hansen, Brandon 80 Hansen, Brian 34 Hansen, Renee 80 Hansen, Russell 55 Hanshew, Jill 91 Hanson, Renee 130 Harding, David 80 Hardy, Barbara 91 Harlow, Sally 34 Harmes, Crystal 64 Hannon, Kyle 80 Harrell, Allison 80 Harrell, Melanie 34,218 Harrenstein, Tri tan 34 Harrington, Megan 64, 144,164 Harris, Chanel 34 Harris, Chris 146 Harris, Emily 34, 139 Harris, Erin 64 Harris, Justin 34 Harris, Mozart 34 Harris, Robert 80 Harris, Spencer 34 Harry, Lacey 64 Hart, Alyssa 64, 184, 185 Hart, Chach 146 Hart, Cory 80 Hartman, Nicholas 64 Hartman, Patrick 64 Hartshorn, Amber 65
Harvey 1ary 91 Ha an, Barakat 55 Ha s, Amber 65 Has ebroek, Adam 35, 146, 147 Hatch, Dan 0 Hatten, icole 80 Haught, Jamie 35 Hauptman, Kestrel 160 Hauptman Miranda 65 Hawley, Katie 156 Haye , Cait 170 Hayes, Caitlin 65 Heafer, Will 65, 178, 179 Heather Babcock 180, 181 Heather Combs 180 Heckman, Marilyn 97, 92 Hehn, atthew 80 Hehn, Stewart 80 Hehn, Tyler 65, 146 Heidemann, Amanda 35 Heineman, John 92, 178 Heinzman, Chris 35 Hemmer, Joanie 35 Hendrickson, Ryan 35 Henry, Mindy 65 Hermsen, Rachel 65 Hernandez, Andrea 35 Hernandez, Gomez, Mabel 63 Herrick, Caleb 65 Herrick, Stephanie 150 Herring, Tyronica 80 Herron, Adam 65 Hesso, Khairi 55 Hicks, Rachel 65 Hicks, Shaneice 35, 188 Higgins, Gwen 80 Higgins, Jacqueline 80 Higgins, Joseph 92 Higgins, Lesley 80 High, Alynn 65 High, Claire 80, 170 Hilderbrand, Douglas 80 Hile, Chad 80 Hile, Stephanie 65 Hilker, Brad 35 Hilker, Ja on 65 Hill, Kylie 65, 184, 185 Hillgren, Eric 80 Hilligas, Bree 35, 218 Hilligas, Haley 80 Hinds, Darcel 80, 137 Hines, Jennifer 80 Hines, Trudy 92 Hinkley, Gary 92 Ho, Xuan-Trang 65 Hoang, Dai 65 Hoang, Long 55 Hodge, Cari 80, 146, 170, 184 Hodges, Quentin 80, 146 Hoefling, David 35, 146 Hoehne, Cynthia 92 Hoffman, Brent 80, 132, 133 Hofpar, Adam 80 Hogan, Dallas 35 Hoggatt, Angie 182, 183 Hohensee, Adam 35, 218 Hoistad, Jillian 35 Holbert, Robert 135 Holland, Alissa 142, 144, 162, 163, 164 Holland, Mark 55 Holloway, Pamela 80 Holman, Matthew 65 Holmes, Clarence 80 Holmes, Remington 35, 132 Holmes, Zoe 157 Honda, Maiko 35 Hopkin , Cari 65 Hopkins, Ryan 36
Hopper, Chi eon 65 Horalek, Angelina 65 Houck, Carrine 66 Houdek, Donald 66 Hough, Jo eph 55 Hou e, Sean 80 Howard, Coach 162 Howell, Allen 66 Hoyle, Lind ey 80 Hru ka,Stephanie 80 Hua, Dimi 81 Hua, Leng 36, 218 Huber, Eric 36 Hubka, Mindy 66 Hubka, Rich 92 Hug)les, Thomas 66 Hughes, Troy 81 Huhnh, Tri 81 Hull, Cathy 92 Humpal, Jo eph 81 Hunt, Amelia 66 Huston, Jeff 81 Hutchinson, Claire 81 Hute, Collin 81 Hutson, Brian 36 Hutson, Jessica 81 Huynh, Luyen 55 Huynh, Nhung 81 Huynh, Thanh 55 Huynh, Yen 55 Hyche, Percy 81
I Ibrahim, Khalaf 55 Idam, Martin 66 Idigima, Bariture 55 Idigima, Charles 55 Inbody, Andrew 36 Ingram, Cynthia 92 lnhofe, Jon 81 Intermill, Micah 36, 142, 178,218 Isaac , Nicholas 81 Izaguirre, Angelica 66 •
J Jackson, Anthony 66 Jackson, Heather 81 , 150, 151 Jackson, Nisha 36, 188 Jackson, Tarin 66 Jackson, Trovocie 36 Jacobson, Jennifer 66 Jacobson, Richard 36 Jakoubek, Sarah 81 Jame, Gabrielle 81 James, John 55 Jame , Kimberly 66 Jamie Roach 157 Jarzynak, Carrie 92 Jaspersen, Kelly 66 Jedlicka, Shane 36 Jennifer Crowther 162, 180, 181 Jennings, Jeremy 66 Jennings, Matt 150 Jensen, Mandi 66 Jensen, Susan 92 Jezidzic, Kri tina 36 Jobman, Chri 66, 146 Johns, Kelli 81, 134 Johns, Travis 36 Johnson, Clyde 81 Johnson, David 66 Johnson, Erin 81, 164 John on, Freyja 36, 218 Johnson, Korissa 36 John on, Patrick 66 Johnson, Rachelle 81 Johnson, Sue 92
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L La, Bao 55 Laam, Chuol 67 Labrum, Melissa 82 Lacey, Kate 134 Lacy, Kate 184 Lacy, Kathryn 67 Lafollette, Jim 93 Laing, John 55 Laing, Teri 67, 136 Lairmore, Jeff 67 Lamb, Clinton 38 Lamberson, Kara 38 Lang, Rusty 38 Langdon, Melissa 67 Langemeier, A. 82 Larkin, Jared 67
Larkins, Cole 82 Larson, Cheri 93, 97 Lathrop , Katie 38, 219 Lattimer, Deb 93 Lattimer, Katelyn 82 Lauver, Cindy 38 Lawler, Chelsie 82 Lawrence, Tyler 82 Lawson , Willie 67 Le, Due 67 Le, Huong Thu 82 Le, Nghia 67 Le, Ngoc 55 Leach, Ronnie 82 Lear, Tessa 67, I 84 Lechner, Galen 38 Lechner, Joel 39, 219 Lee, Elizabeth 82, 160 Lee, Karen 17, 39, 219 Lee, Tausha 82 Lefeber, Carole 93 Lefeber, Matthew 67 Lefeber, Stephen 82 Lefferts, Robert 39 Leggiadro, Liz 39 Lehn, Catherine 82 Lehn, Joshua 55 Lehr, Joshua 21, 39, 219 Leibel, Ashley 82 Leick, Janet 97, 93 Leija, Angelica 82 Lekai, Mary 39 Lemen, Ke trel 82 Lenz, Nathan 67, 150 Leon, Chris 82 Leuty, Melissa 39 Lewis, Cheri 93 Liesveld, Nathan 82 Liesveld, Sarah 39 Lile, Tad 55 Lindholm, Danielle 67 Lindholm, Pam 93 Lindner, Tabetha 67 Linke, Nicole 17, 39 Lipson, Kyle 82 lison, Al Molloy 156 Littleton, Jake 82 Lobo, Raul 82 Lochner, Clint 55, 132 Lockhorn, Nick 67 Lodwig, Lori 67 Lofgren, Megan 39, 150, 219 Logan, David 82 Logan, Steven 55 Logsdon, Laurie 93 Lohmeier, Desiree 39 Lomax, Andy 67, 146 London, David 93 Lone, Makyla Wolf 142, 143, 162 Long, Gabriel Soldier 67 134 Long, Matthew 67 Longs, Alisha 67 Long , Matthew 55 Loos, Amanda 82 Loo , Stacy 67 , 184 Lopez, Elias 55 Lopez, Linda 93 Lord, Latrice 82 Lorence, Brandon 67 Lorraine, Nora 93 Lortz, Colin 39, 219 Lortz, Kelsy 82 Losh, Andrew 67 Lott, Joe 82 Lottman, Dustin 82 Louderback, Eric 67 Lovei Kellen 67, 171 Lovelace, Robert 82 Lovelace, Tamsen 55 Ludemann, Kathryn 67 Ludemann, Katie 179
Luedtke, Sharill 93 Lueke, Amanda 82, 144, 145, 165 Luna, Catherine 82 Luna, Stephanie 82 Lundgren, Lindsay 82, 184 Lundquist, Amber 82 Lundquist, Andy 55 Luong, Thi 67 Lutz, Richard 67, 133 Ly, Jode' 21, 40 Ly, Ngoc 82 Lynette, Coach Rychecky 145 Lyons, Brett 82
}I Maaloo, Meelubari 82, 125 Maaloo, Zorte 82 Maaske, Bradley 67 Mad, Shaft 55 Madison , Amber 40 Madison, Brittany 82 Madlock, Micah 67 Madsen, Nicholas 82 Magdanz, Luke 40 Magnuson, Kylie 82, 170 Magwire , Amanda 67 Magwire, Brittni 40 Maitland, Chelsea 40, 219 Malcolm, Bonnie 93 Malick, Amanda 40, 219 Malick, Lucas 82 Mallorga, Rocio 55 Malotky, Mike 82 Maloy, Benjamin 40 Maloy, Daniel 82 Maly, Brett 82 Mann, Travis 40 Mann, Tyler 67 Manning-Kechely, Megan 67 Manuylo, Oksana 55 Mapp, Demarion 67 Marable, Zath 82, 150 Marahatta, Anita 40, 134 Marcus, Lauren 82 Mares, Ashley 82 Marks, Julia 82 Marschman, Lauren 67 Marsh, Chase 82, 134 Marshbanks, Amanda 55 Martin, Bobby 67 Martin, Christopher 67 Martin , Doug 93 Martin, Joeseph 82 Martinez, Adam 17, 40, 146,147 Martinez, Adan 82 Martinez, Anthony 82 Martinez, Avila, Hilario 76 Martinez, Carlos 67 Martinez, Isidro 67 Martinez, Jackie 82 Martinez, Jennifer 82 Martinez, Jesus 82 Martinez, Joel 82 Martinez, Nancy 67, 83 Martinez, Vanessa 83, 145 Maske, Angela 67 Masloskie, Kent 83 Mason, Kate 93 Mason, Katherine 67 Mason , Katie 138 Mason, Pamela 67 Mason, Wallace 40 Massa, Casey 40, 146, 219 Massa, John 67 Mather, Jacob 83
Mathiesen, Craig 67 Mathiesen, Kasey 157 Matic, Ivan 67 Matic, Svjetlana 40 Matney, Mitchell 55 Mattison, Derek 83 Matzke, Christopher 83 Matzke, Sarah 40, 162, 163, 219_ Mayfield, Michael 146 Mayfield, Mike 40 Mayhew, Samantha 83 Mays, Jareldine 93 Mazurek , Marie 93 McCain, Michelle 55 McCarter, Misty 40 McCasland, Cory 83 McChesney, Connor 139 McClain, Anna 83 Mcclain , Carol 93 McCleery, Austin 83 McCleery, Robin 93 McClure, Laura 41 McCormack, Justin 68 McCown, Adam 41, 219 McCoy, Fred 83 McCoy, Kasey 83, 156, 157 McCoy, Phil 41, 146 McCracken, Ali 138 McCracken, Ginny 83 McCray, Kimberly 41 , 219 McCray, Rainetta 219 McCray, Raunetta 53 McCready, Alan 55 Mccready, Amanda 68 McDaniel, Beatrice 93 McGee, Ty 41, 219 McGill , Mel 41 McGinn, Deborah 16, 93 McGinnis, Rheanita 83 Mclnto h, Sharina 83 McKeeman, Eric 41 McKeeman, Micha 83 McK.ie, Jerome 83, 146 McKinney, Deb 97, 93 McMaster, Ryan 68 McMeen , Chelsee 83, 145 , 165 McMeen, Tiffany 41 McNish, Lisa 41 McPhilomy, Carnie 83, 134,144 McQueary, Dennis 68 McThenia, Nathen 68, 182, 183 McWilliams, Brandy 83 McWilliams, Rebecca 83 McWilliams, Tea 41 , 124 McWilliams, Terry 68 Medina, Orvin 55 Medley, Tyler 83 Meester, Kristin 41 Mefferd, Ashley 68, 162 Megan Yavoich 180, 181 Mehser, Cacie 83 Mehser, Cori 41 Meinen , Skid 83 Melpolder, Sallie 68, 83 Memming, Mitchel 150 Mercurio, Jordan 83 Meredith, Jackson 68 Merrill, Mark 68 Mersed, Bob 94, 156 Mersed, Coach 156, 157 Mesenbrink, Matthew 68 Messman, Aimee 83 Messman, Matthew 83 Mettscher, Ross 83 Metzger, Carla 55 Meyer, Jared 41, 219 Meyer, Kellan 41, 160 Meyer, Shaunna 94
Meyers, Brandon 150 Michael, Devon 68 Mickelson, Mikki 68 Mickey, Benjamin 83 Mienen , Skid 179 Mihulka, Katie 55 Mikkleson, James 83 Mikuchonis, Jessica 83 Mildenberger, Tom 68 Miller, Ashley 68 Miller, Brandon 83 Miller, Daniel 83 Miller, Emery 83 Miller, Gerald 55, 146 Miller, Janna 68, 134, 150 Miller, Jerry 124 Miller, Kathleen 41 Miller, Keith 68 Miller, Marc 68 Miller, Millie 94 Miller, Nicki 55 Miller, Selvia 55 Miller, Seth 41 Miller, Vince 68 Miller, Vincent 179 Milligan, Megan 42, 138 Milliken, Bronwyn 84, 178, 179 Milliken, Jordan 42, 219 Mills, Adam 42 Mills, Isaiah 84 Milos, Boris 42 Minchow, Latisha 55 Miner, Alicia 84 Mironenko, Stacy 68 Mix, Keesha 68 Mohammad, Sundus 55 Mohr, Hannah 68, 142, 143 Mohr, Joshua 42, 219 Mohr, Korey 142 Molloy, Allison 156 Molloy, Liz 156 Monks, Matthew 84 Monroe 55 Moock, Dave 42 Moody, Leida 68 Moody, Levon 55 Moore, Joe 42, 146 Moore, Melvin 55, 84 Moore, Ta' kiya 68 Morales, Carmen 42, 219 Morales, Michael 84 Moreira, Jenny 84 Morford, Carly 42, 142, 170,219 Morgan, Kristina 68 Morin, Ambyr 42, 2 I 9 Morris, Billy 84 Morris, Jacob 84 Morris, Joshua 68 Morris, Kyle 42 Morris, Nate 16, 42, 219 Morrow, Sheri 68 Morse, William 68 Morton, Temesha 42 Mosby, Ben 84 Mosby, Stephanie 68 Moseman, Ryan 84, 171 Moser, Rudy 84 Moser, Sheree 94 Moton, Latoria 55 Moxham, Willy 55 Mulloy, Katie 68 Murphy, David 42, 68, 133 Murphy, Jo Ann 94 Myers, Bill 94 Myers, Coach 162 Myles, Marcus 84
N Nagle, Dustin 84 Nagle, Patrick 42 Nalow, Adam 68 Nalow, Phyllis 94 Napue, Owen 84 Naumann, Anne-Marie 42, 219 Navarro-Maciel, Benjamin 68 Navas, Joseph 68 Neemann, Cortney 84, 156, 157 Neff, David 43 Neff, Jpdi 84, 145 Neilson, Drew 189 Nelson, Glenda 94 Nelson, Joshua 68 Nelson, Julie 94 Nelson, Katie 84 Nelson, Kevin 43, 146 Nelson, Russell 84 Nelson-Hitz, Kristi 94, 144 Nemec, Janet 94 Nernrners, Ashley 43 Neruda, Stepharue 43 Ness, Kelsie 68 Nettelton, Jason 43, 146. 219 Nettleton, Thomas 68 Neukirch, Levi 84 Neumann, Erika 84 Neumann, Matthew 43 Nevels, Natalie 84 Neves, Cyro 68 Nevitt, Brad .13 Newcomer, Marjean 94 Newell, Rosalee 68 Newman. Marc 43 Ngo, Thuan 84 Nguyen, Anh 84 Nguyen, Bao 55 Nguyen, Bao Quyen 84 Nguyen, Charles 84 Nguyen, Dien 55 Nguyen, Ha 84 Nguyen, Hoa 55 Nguyen, Hoang 84 Nguyen, Hong 55 Nguyen, Huan 55 Nguyen, Hung 68 Nguyen, Huy 55 Nguyen, Huynh 55 Nguyen, Julie 55 Nguyen, Le 43 Nguyen, Luat 55 Nguyen, Ly 43 Nguyen, My Hanh 68 Nguyen, Nam 55 Nguyen, Nghi 84 Nguyen, Ngoc 43 Nguyen, Nhung 84 Nguyen, Oanh 68 Nguyen, Si 84 Nguyen, Stacy 43 , 220 Nguyen, Stephaine 125 Nguyen, Stephanie 84 Nguyen, Thao 55 Nguyen, Tommy 84 Nguyen, Tony 68 Nguyen, Trinh 68 Nguyen, Tu 68 Nguyen, Tuyen 68 Nguyen, Viet 68 Nguyen, Vivi 43 Nichols, Amara 43 Nichols, Amy 43 Nichols, Lynsie 84 Nicholson, Bonnie 43 Nielsen, Bryce 68
Nielsen, Drew 68 Nigh, Dylan 69 Nightengale, Justin 44 Nixon, Taylor 84 Noble, Victoria 84 Noffsinger, Nathaniel 84 Nolan, Charlie 84 Noonan, Derick 44 Norby, Andrea 84 Nordmeyer, Crystal 44 Norris, Kara 69 North, Brian 55, 179 North, Melissa 69 Nouri, Amir 84 Nouri, Mounir 84 Novak, Bailey 44 Novak, David 55 Novak, Douglas 55 Novak, Elisha 44, 220 Novak, Emily 69 Novak, Jackie 44 Novak, Rachel 69 Nur, Alfan 84 Nuss, Kerstin 69
0 Obakpolor, Stacy 84 Oberding, Cindy 133 Oberheu, Niki 69 O'Brien, Beth 69 Obrist, Karen 55 Oehm, Alan 84 Oestmann, Matthew 69 Oetken, Amber 17, 69 Olberding, Cindy 84 Oldfield, Matt 69, 124 Olds, Elizabeth 44 Olmsted, Michael 55 Olsen, Don 94 Olsen, Shawntae 84 Olson, Aridy 157 Olson, Nicole 44 Ondrak, Kayla 84 Ondrak, Tara 44, 220 O'Neel, Latasha 55 O'neil, Kinsey 84 Opbroek, Abigail 69 Opfer, Jessica 69, 144, 145 Osnes, Shena 55 Ostgaard, Caitlin 84, 170 Oswald, Nicole 84 Overstreet, Taurean 44 Ovenon, Adam 84 Owens, Angela 132 Owens, Luther 69 Owens, Phillip 84 Oziah, Heidi 69 Oziah. Troy 84
p Paez, Katri na 44 Pakan, Jason 55 Palensky, Alexandrea 84 Palmer, Douglas 69 Palmer, Keith 188 Palmer, Lisa 84 Palu, Bridget 84 Pancharoen, Sara 44, 146, 184 Parde, Danielle 69 Parham, Karris 85 Parker, Lindsay 45 Parker, Lisa 69 Parker, Stephenie 45 Patel, Devin 45 Patterson, Lori 69 Paukune, Jeffrey 85 Paul, Ashley 85 Paup, Lawrence _69
Pawelko, David 85 Payne, Amanda 45 , 220 Payne, Josephine 45. 220 Payne, Tyler 69 Pearson, Grant 45, 220 Pecina, Victor 85 Pederson, Chris 146, 147 Pederson, Christopher 45 Pederson, Emily 156 Peppard, Justin 85 Perez, Dania 85 Perez, Jessica 85 Perez, Joe 69 Perez, Matthew 69 Perkins, Guy 85 Perkins, Jay 45 Pescl).dor, Zachariah 55 Petersen, Cheryl 94 Petersen, Kyle 45 Petersen, Lori 69 Petersen, Ray 55 Peterson, Alexis 69 Peterson, Danae 45 Peterson, Jules 69, 171 Peterson, Ryan 85 Petracek, Brandi 85 Pewthers, Mike 45 Pham, Hue 55 Pham, Ngoc Ha 69 Pham, Thieu 69 Pham, Van 70 Pham, Vang 55 Phan, Tan 85 Phan, Thanh 55 Phan, Thao 85 Phan, Tien 70 Philippi, Drew 45, 220 Phillipi, Drew 147 Phillippi, Drew 146 Phillips, Michael 55, 70 Phillips, Rick 70 Philpot, Chas 55 Philpot, Chaz 137 Phipps, Derrick 70 Phun, Lien 85 Phun, Mai 45 Pickel, Justin 70 Pierce, Brennan 55, 70 Pierce, Landon 85 Pierce, Lenna 70 Pierce, Reed 70, 170, 171 Pierce, Rocky 85 Pierce, Susan 94 Pilcher, Earl Jr 70 Pilcher, John 55 Pinneo, Lundon 70 Pinneo, Micheala 85 Plantz, Alayne 70 Plantz, Elaine 70 Platte, Harley 138 Platte, Rose 85 Plith, Megan 85 Plooster, Greg 124 Plooster, Gregory 85 Plowman, Brandi 70 Plummer, Koren 85, 156, 170 Polk, Noelle 85 Popov, David 55 Potter-Johnson, Sophia 85 Pottorff, Adam 45 Pottorff, Alicia 85 Pottorff, Ashley 85 Powell, Annette 70 Powell, Leah 55 Prasek, Michella 70, 125 Pratt, Casey 85 Prey, Peggy 94 Price, Ashley 70 Priess, Allison 85 Priess, Chelsea 45 Procacina, Alegra 97 Procacina, Allegra 94 Pudenz, Kristen 85
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R Raasch, Scott 21, 45 Raddatz, Zachary 85 Rader, Kasi 46 Radicia, Jenn 70 Raffety, Mandy 157 Ramirez, Amber 85, 133 Ramirez, Edger 85 Rapkin, Paul 85 Rasmussen, Doug 85 Rasmussen, Eric 70 Raymond, Ashley 70 Raymond, Morissa 70 Razamazov, Natalia 46 Reavis, Justin 55 Redwine, Marcus 55 Reed, Candus 46 Reed, Darrius 70 Reed, Jeremy 46 Reed, Kevin 70 • Reed, Megan 70 Reeves, Arthur 70 Rehn, Avalon 85 Reide, Godfrey 46 Reimers, Jodi 70, 189 Reinick, Dalaina 85 Reinkordt, Elisabeth 46, 220 Reinwald, Joshua 55 Reinwald, Rayna 70 Reinwald, Ted 85 Reis, Paul 46 Remmers, Amanda 70, 134 Remter, Heather 85 Renteria, Gabino 55 Renteria, Manuel 85 Resch, Luke 70 Resendiz, Mariella 46 Restau, Nick 70 Restau, Rachel 85, 156, 157 Rettig, Adam 85 Rezac, Kiley 70 Rhoden, Jessica 70 Riblett, Nathan 85 Rice, Brian 46 Richard, Jim 70 Richardson, Holli 85 Richey, Heather 46 Rickover, Anne 94 Ridge, Glynna 85, 156 Riemann, Timothy 85 Rierden, Taylor 85 Riggins, Lisa 85 Riggle, Emily 46, 220 Riggle, Michael 85 Riley, Anthony 146 Riley, Anthony Ii 46 Rindone, Meghan 70 Rine, Shirley 94 Rios, Juan 70 Roach, Amie 85, 157 Roach, Nuru 21 , 70 Roach, Sandy 94 Robbins, Melissa 55 Roberts, Drew 85 Roberts, Terra 70 Robertson, Melissa 46, 162, 163 Robertus, Sarah 85 Robinson, Sean 55 Robinson, Theresa 94 Robinson, Tierre 55 Robinson, Zachary 70
Rogers, Dennis 70 Rogers, Grant 70, 134 Rogers, J. T. 85 Rogers, Jay 46 Rogers, John 85 Roland, Melissa 85 Roller, Scott 55 Romero, Camini 85 Rometo, Sydney 86, 170 Rosas, Daniel 70 Rosas, Gabriel 86 Rosenberg, Coach 146 Ross, Anthony 70, 146 Roth, Jenny 70 Roth, Nicholas 46 Rouch, Nathan 70 Rouse, Aaron 46 Rouse, Jessica 70 Roux, Chase 47 Roux, Lindsay 70 Rowe,Amy 70 Rowe, Curtis 47, 146 Royal, Mandi 86 Ruiz, Joel 70 Ruiz, Joseph 86 Rung, 'fyson 47 Runyan, Danny 86 Rupert, Sherry 86 Rush, Mr. 122 Rush, Terry 94 Russ, Barbara 70 Rutt, Chris 47, 134 Rutt, Jennifer 86 Rutt, Natalie 71 Rutz, Kelsey 47, 220 Rutz, Scott 71, 170, 171 Ryan, Jessica 47 Ryan, Sara 47 Ryan-Leach, Mandy 86
~ Sacca, Andrea 55 Saddler, Thomas 55 Sager, Christoper 47 Salsman, Dannny 55 Salvati, Coach 142 Sanchez, Antonio 71 Sanchez, Mario 86 Sanchez, Melissa 55, 132 Sanchez-Aparicio, David 86 Sands, Katie 71 Sanford, Jessica 86 Sanley, Joshul). 86 Sanniola, Winston 86 Saporta, Virginia 94 Sarapinyan, Arsen 86 Sargent, Jamie 86 S~sse, Danielle 71 Sasse, Jamie 71 Satchell, Jeremy 86 Satterthwaite, Brandon 87 Sawyer, Becky 94, 184 Sawyer, Bryan 71 Schaaf, Tammi 95 Schacher, Haley 87 Schacher, Tanner 71 Schack, Andrea 47 Schaffer, Jake 87 Schaffer, Marilyn 95 Schaffert, Sally 71 , 150, 151 , 164 Scharp, Laurie 47 Scharton, David 87 Schauer, Dustin 87 Scheer, Jake 87 Scheinost, Michael 55 Schenbeck, Tara 87 Schenkel, John 87 Schidler, Christopher 47, 55 Schiltz, Chris 71
Schleich, Jenna 87 Schlichenmaier, Calley 87 Schnell, Alex 71 Schnell, Brandy 47, 134 Schock, Andrew 47 Scholl, Michael 87 Schomaker, Christine 47 , 142, 143, 162, 220 Schroeder, Steven 47 Schroeder, 'fyler 87 Schuettler, Alyssa 87 Schultz, Kayla 87, 156, 157 Schwartzbach, Ilana 55 Schwartztrauber, Cheryl 87 Schwebke, Jeremy 71 Schweitzer, Johanna 87 Schwochow, Lacey 47, 150 Scott, Dustin 48 Scott, Frederick 71 Scott, Katherine 87 Scott, Katie 150 Scott, Nick 48, 150, 151 , 220 Scranton, Barb 97 Scrivens, Eric 48 Sculock, Rolanda 95 Seagren, Tracy 95 Sebek, Jessica 48, 137 Selendic, Tihana 71 Self, Joanne 95 Settrini, Sarine 87 Settrini, Tasha 87, 165 Seuferer, Chuck 48 Shafer, Bobbie 48 Shandera, Coach 146 Shandera, Joe 95 Shapoval, Jeff 71 Sharp, Orea 71 Shaw, Brent 48, 146 Shearer, Jared 71 Shearer; Mark 95, 130 Sheets, Veronica 71 Sheperd, Rebecca 55 Sheppard, Mary 71 Sheppard, Melody 55 Shields, Kelly 48, 162, 163,220 Shields, Molly 87, 144, 162,163 Shiffler, Andy 87 Shiffler, Kat 150 Shiffler, Katharine 71 Shinall, Ayesha 48, 220 Shipall, Kemari 87 Shippen, Tiffany 71, 188 Shiveley, Cassie 87 Shockey, Lindsey 71 , 162 Shotsman, Kelly 71 Showalter, Amanda 87, 156, 165 Shrauger, Amber 48 Shrauger, Hilary 87 Siddiq, Hanna 71 Sieber, Celeste 71 Sieber, Nathan 87 Sieck, Beth 87 Sievert, Joel 87, 150 Silvestrini, Christina 48, 220 Simeck, Josie 48, 220 Simmons, Jacob 87 Simpson, Fred 95 Simpson, Kara 87, 144 Simpson, Lavonne 95 Sinchuk, Natal'ya 55 Sindelar, Michael 48 Singleton, Danielle 71 Singleton, Jessie 165 Sinica, Derek 87 Sitherwood, Keith 55, 132 Skinner, Aaron 55
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