Southeast High 1994 Yearbook

The spotlight was on us as the year began. Our expectations were high in everything from Student Life to Academics. We starred in action and adventure-packed episodes, writing scripts individual to our lives. With each take, we were one step closer to adulthood. As our performances came to a close, we took our hows, ready to become the Stars of Tomorrow.

We each ·star in our own "movies," writing the script as we go along. Guest appearances are made by our friends and families, adding variety to our lives. We shoot on location, traveling far and wide in the hopes of finding the perfect scene. Our discoveries, both good and bad, are sharedthroughouttheyearand together make up ... the Student Life.

Starring Student life

Summer came and went , but the memories of the great times we had were still fresh in minds at the beginning school year.

Summer held many e ences either good or ba some it was the best time year and hopes of conti were in our dreams.

Students traveled thr the United States from the hass a dail Sop attended an Camp this summer in This was a wildernes camp in which Smit carry everything she w use in a backpack weeks. They campe every night and watch he sunrise every morning. Smith said, "It was a great experience and I really learned a lot about wilderness survival."

While many traveled around the United States, others travelled to faraway countries. Seniors Amber Franson, Carrie Stokes, Michelle Weber, and junior Jodie Shada went to Tijuana, Mexico for a short-term mis • n trip.

the love o stay in very tions. They slept Id showers, and

• aveling near or far, g at home, the xperienced gave tive on all that we encountered . s we began the school year what we learned over the summer helped us to deal with the new year and the situations that it brought us.

By Micki Anderson

Lights! Camera! Action! "A Knight at the Movies" starring: Wally McKnight and the student body.

The night started with a vie ry against North Platte's foot team 35-7. "The best pa Homecoming was the fa won our game, it set the t the rest of the night," sa· As Th Mc game and cheer love him, he's gre impressed with h off," said senior After the ga dance began i The walls w ed with the names students on giant movie tickets . During the dance, Homecoming royalty was announced . Senior Betsy Beverage was crowned Queen, and senior Ty Goode received the title

Royal court. Homecoming Queen Betsy Beverage , runners up Lara Gilster, Alisha Starnes , Brandi Wiebusch, and Nicole Sibert.

And the winners are Betsy Beverage and Ty Goode take time to pose for a quick picture before their royal dance

of King. "I was surprised when my name was announced," stated Goode. Beverage was also excited to be chosen. "It really means a lot to me," she claimed. ther royalty included seniors shley Wimes, Ted Butler, Tripp reen, Jamie Hunt, Alisha mes, Brandi Wiebusch, Nicole

will not will always among the top es," said Valentine, eally excited about the . d seeing Wally perform, dance added that much itement!" Wimes added, le who put homecomr deserve a lot of creda great job!" And so

the "Knight at the Movies" came to an end.

By N. Marcelino and L. Miller

The majority of high school students hold part -time jobs . For many , it becomes a juggling act to coordinate work schedules around their school work and other activities. Daily life then begins to feel like a 40 hour work week with n spare time for enjoyment. But , we want to pay for what we d our spare time , there is no option Most finding a jo sixteen How David Ford did not about that. Ford h Amigo ' s since he years old He first because he "wan ra

Another place that offers money for c o llege is Gallup . According to junior Susie Raff , d pending on the hours that eone worked and how much ey they earned determined much money they may ve for post-secondary educaRaff has worked there for what is job at new "people ere because they m Southeast. " Buda als o he doesn ' t have to be valved with customers " ave that for the man-

s only a seven to nine a week , so getting his h mework done at night is not a problem . Also at

pie do work and go to school , y hey can still find time to be with their friends and be Amigo ' s , depending on how long involved in school activities . one has worked there , scholar-

By Jennifer Morand ships are offered to their employees for college.

And your total Is Junior

is ready to take in profits at Goodrich Dairy on 48th and

Don ' t you wish you were me ? Senior Bradi Gear has no objections to baking delicious cookies while working at the Cookie Compa ny in Gateway

Just say when .Junior Chad Lovelace offers friendly assistance to a customer at the Brass Buckle in Gateway Other Southeast emp loy ees include Megan Ladman and Jen Morand

The -Knight of the City

Who ' s that new guy on the football field? No it 's not another football player, it's Wally McKnight! Wally made his debut as our mascot at the homecoming pep rally. Production of Wally started in the summer and was finished in early October. Wally was made by Bonnie Zinsmaster, who also made East ' s Martin Spartan Junior Jody Briggs was the connection to Zinsmaster. " I spent a lot of the summer going over to her house checkin on the progress of Wall said Briggs. Wally has twenty-four yards of f

m ty-th of Pari the mol finished about fo Julie H

Student Council , and the faculty decided who would become the mascot.

There are six people who portray Wally , dividing up who goes to each event. They are seniors Joe Kopp, Jamie Hunt , and Tim Schragg, and juniors Dan Scheerer , Laura Krenk, and Julie Herr.

Students voted on the name for the mascot the week before Homecoming . few of the choices were · Ned Knight , Dwight the ·ght , and Wally Mcht. Wally McKnight by ten votes with t the Knight coming ugWally oth Mr. nd Hunt claim are the ones that with the idea. id , "I suggested last year before ward You tilt a en a little and cNaught had d that he was the of the costume aim st falls off. "

Tryouts for Wally were held in October. There were ten people who tried out to be the mascot Herbie Husker came from UNL to help with the tryouts. Each person had to present a prepared one minute skit and an impromptu skit. They were presented with a situation such as ' You have just won the state football game what do you do? ' Representatives from Spirit Club , the Cheerleaders ,

he announced that he was going to retire everyone thought it would be a great name and a great tribute to Mr. McNaught, who was the former athletic director. "

Everyone agrees that Wally was a great addition to our school. He helped to boost school spirit and helped make the students and other fans rally behind Southeast at the athletic events he attended .

By Meredith Rees

" This is the Emergency Broadcast System. There hav been reports of 100 mph winds • the Lancaster County area Th winds may include heavy rain, and may result in tornadoes cover, don 't leave your house take all the necessary prec in this type of situation, " • many people of Jul were out , and hous with strong bolts of Ii ,

On the night of storm people were that ever. lights thinking nothin ng. Senior Susan Th as at a friend's house w e realized that the weather made a drastic change . "I ed . my mother and she told me to come home, but I was told that there were trees down everywhere and that there was no way out, so my

mom said to stay the night over there." When Thoendel left the next morning she was amazed by all of the trees that were down nd how many lights were out.

The same night the musical opened at e show m began to cirew Piester, and seniors Chad Re Chrissy Wilkinson g ready to go on stage st of wind came up and set down Pi ester s hearing someone off the stage! " After e came and escorted f the area as "Gone With the Wind " effects were still with us.

By Micki Anderson

Lights .. . Camera .. . Action! The stage was set and excitement filled the air as the curtain opened From a distance , you could hear the cheers of pirates as they came close to the mainland Light slowly trickled onto the stage , and the story of love , war, orphans and a Pirate King began. Junior Jenny Wyatt , who played Ruth , said the musical was , "A wishful dream that became a true reality and is now a wonderful memory . "

Pirates of Penzance was one of the largest productions ever put on by Southeast , and most definitely one of the most successful. People do not always realize the time it takes to transform your "Average Joe " into a Modern Major General and the auditorium into the coast of Great Britain at the turn of the century. Juni o r Stephanie Bonne , who was the Make-up Crew Chief , said that she , "was always busy backstage organizing everyone so it would be fun and not chaotic. "

Those who didn ' t appear on stage also played a vital part of every production . There are sets to be made , lights to be setup , costumes that need

to be prepar e d , and h o urs o f practice , practice , and more practice! Senior Jill Yakel , who helped to create the costumes , said she , " was praying that the belts would not break. "

Cast members , the o rchestra and other important members of the play stayed each night to work on the production Sophom o re Heidi Roemer, who played Mabel in the production said , "Practices would last late into the night S o metimes we were at sch o ol until 11:00 at night. " Junior Joe Lauber said that , " Contrary to popular opini o n it did not take much practice at all to learn the fast rhythm of the lines of the Modern Major General. Ms. Noonan just gave me a tempo and I went along with it. "

Finally, it was time to show off their talents . The play was performed thre e times during the first week of November The majority of the cast agreed that Friday night was the best night to see the play because there were the fewest mistakes . Southeast will always remember the Pirates of Penzance.

By M Rees and L. Krenk

Listen here Th e cast listen s to

Time for a change , or maybe several of them. New policies , facilities , and administration helped to make this year unique

Probably the most controversial changes were those of closed campus for sophomores and the fact that students were required to carry !D ' s at all times

"The closed campus issue hasn ' t really stopped sophomores going out to lunch. The card monitors aren ' t at every door. It doesn't take a genius to go to another door ," stated sophomore Sarah Richmond.

New portable classrooms and the eight period day were added to help alleviate the problem of overcrowding. With the increased size of the student body " there just wouldn ' t have been enough room without them ," a ccording to Assistant Principal of Instruction Dr. Nesha Schumann . "You can either sleep in in the morning or get out of school early. It 's nice that now

we have a choi ce ," stated senior Jennifer Nicoletti.

Dr. Nancy Be cker took over as principal. Mr. Pat Hunter-Pirtle , formerly the English Department Chair at Southeast , rejoined the staff as vice-principal after serving as superintendent of a school in Kansas , and Mr. Larry Munksgaard was awarded the job of athletic director. On e of his new ideas was holding a fall sports pep rally on the night of the state championship football game to recognize fall sports

Dr. Becker, former East High vice-principal , compared the school ' s friendly atmosphere to ' that o f a small town . "Th e students have been really accepting of someone brand n e w ." She al s o added , "I am really looking forward to my career here at LSE "

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Behind every successful production lies a dedicated cast, filled with diversity. Each member is unique and contributes strengths that are individual to them. However, the actors and actresses work together to ensure a productive year. Along the way are many ups and downs, which a truly talented crew can overcome. This cast is made up by the People.

Senior Class of 19 94

Timothy Adkins

Jennifer Agee

Andrea Aipperspach

Andrea Alcorn

Shannon Alexander

Stephen Andersen

Forrest Anderson

Micki Anderson

Nicole Anderson

Megan Armbruster

Timothy Arndt

John Arnold

Jennifer Aron

Heather Artz

Paul Baack

Jehan Balliet

Kelly Bare

Aaron Barksdale

Joy Barnett

Adam Barney

Brandy Barrett

Thomas Barry

Micah Bartell

Chris Bartels

Steven Basel

Kevin Bass

Zuben Bastani

Nicole Battelle

Jesse Becker

Chad Beerenstrauch

Lisa Behrens

Sean Benson

Deborah Berger

Morgan Bevan

Betsy Beverage

Krisa Bigler

Dustin Blackman

Shannon Bloebaum

Dwight Blue

Suzanne Bohling

Destiny Bohnart

David Boop

Matthew Bowers

Kevin Bowling

Justin Brady

Alison Brager

Joshua Breen

April Brinkhoff

Jason Brolhorst

Bruce Brownlee

Christian Bryer

Brian Buda

Aaron Buettner

Ryan Burbach

Troy Burgess

Stephanie Burk

Nicole Burkey

Ted Butler

Christine Carney

Timothy Casey

Todd Casey

Nathan Chapman

Nonya Chapman

Mandy Christ

Shawn Christen

Tara Christiansen

Jeffrey Christman

Gary Claus

Scott Claypool

Benjamin Coleman

The Graduate

No more classes , homework , papers , or tests . Se venteen seniors graduated a semester early . Most decided to work full time instead of continuing on in sch o ol. Some needed the money , others just felt that they were ready to move on

Senior Jon Henning went straight to college after leaving Southeast. Henning planned to spend one semester at UNL and then transfer to Wyoming

The midterm graduates were missed, but many returned for the graduation ceremony in the spring for one last reunion with their class .

By Liane Meerkatz

Michael Condon

Ann Connick

Jared Cook

Lindsey Coon

Abigail Coren

Daniel Costello

Liesel Covolik

Christopher Cruise

Brian Currie

Lorin Dagel

Nicole Damian

Iris Davenport

Alyssa Defrain

Tanya Detwiller

Michael Dissmeyer

Jon Dittenber

Matthew Dobler

Dustin Dodds

Ryan Donahoe

Angela Drees

Aaron Druery

Debbie Dudek

Christopher Dunn

Zachary Duval

Scott Eastin

Jeffrey Eells

Andy Elliott

Susan Ely

Naomi Engel

Amy Eriksen

Amy Eskridge

Nicholas Faustman

Matthew Feerhusen

Andra Feiste

Tamara Feit

Jared Fishburn

Mary Fisher

Cambric Ford

Stephanie Frager

Amber Franson

Derek Freeman

Justin Freeman

Daniel Friedman

Jon Frobom

Kristin Fruhling

The Driver

What did Mary Fisher d o for fun during her spare time? Not what you might expect. She was a race car driver.

"I met a guy that was a late model racer at the first race I went to I began hanging out with him and his pit crew. That ' s how I got interested ," Fisher said .

The race Fisher was in was 250 laps around the quarter mile track Even with six flat tires and many near accidents Fisher came in 10th out of 110 cars Fisher hasn ' t raced since then , but plans on starting again after she ' s out on her own.

By Meredith Rees Seniors

Bradi Gaer

Michael Gage

Heidi Garman

Jennifer Garrett

Laura Geistlinger

Richard Gerhardt

Richard Gilbert

Christy Gillund

Lara Gilster

Ty Goode

Jessica Goodwater

Andrew Goodyear

Ryan Gratopp

Jason Green

Barton Green

Scott Groshans

Edward Grossman

Elizabeth Haase

Christopher Hallgren

Shannon Hamilton

Gabriel Hampton

Shawn Hampton

Matthew Hansen

Boyd Hardy

Frank Hargitt

Kimberly Harms

Matthew Harnly

Trenton · Harris

Christina Haszard

Amanda Hau

Brian Hein

Gretchen Hess

Jennifer Hilt

Jeremy Hinkle

Angela Hollingsworth

Richard Hong

Megan Horn

Denise Hornyak

Heather Hoskins

Joshua Hoyer

Carly Hoyt

Joanna Hume

Heidi Hunkins

Jamie Hunt

Jeremy Huntwork

Mannequin

Angie Hollingsworth started modeling the summer of 1989 . She took some classes at a finishing school which taught that everyone had to be a model for society - a more refined person Modeling is full of a lot of criticism , work , and even more criticism.

Hollingsworth really likes modeling because it is a lot like acting. "You are a starif even only for a short moment ," claims Hollingswo rt h. " Everyone gets something they are proud of and will always remember, mine is modeling. "

By Deonna Price

Amy Jacobs

Aaron James

Jennifer Jeffrey

Steuard Jensen

Christine Jepson

Erica Johnsen

Cedric Johnson

Jennifer Johnson

Kristofer Johnson

Lisa Jones

Dustin Judd

Andrew Kafka

Julie Kang

Matthew Kepler

Misty Kiefer

Bradley King

Eric Kinghorn

Vincent Kingston

Jason Klein

John Knapp

Amy Knight

Nicki Knopik

Charles Knox

Jayde Knox

Michele Kohn

Robert Kohn

Jamison Kollars

Stephanie Kollmorgen

Joseph Kopp

Kasey Korth

Amy Krieger

Matthew Kruse

Deanna Kuhn

Steven Kuklish

Aaron Kupcinski

Stephanie Lake

Lisa Lambelet

Terry Langan

Kara Lange

Nicholas Larsen

Matthew Larson

Theia Larson

Chad Lay

Karin Leacock

Shaun Lear

Airplane

Kent Leonard loves t o fly , he always has When he was seven years old , he remembers telling his mom he wanted t o fly and she told him that he was crazy . Now , ten years later, Kent is in the only one of his age in the state of Nebraska with his instrument rating pilots license . Leonard says that some people don 't take his ambition seriously Once in Broken Bow he recalls, he was unable to buy gas for his plane because they thought that he had stolen it. Leonard hopes to keep on flying , eventually with the U.S. Navy

By Susannah Strand

Carrie Lehmkuhl

Andrea Lemke

Stacy Leners

Kent Leonard

Nicolle Lester

Stephanie Leuthold

Darin Lezotte

Brett Liebendorfer

Brenda Lieneman

Phillip Ligenza

Eric Linder

Scoie loop

Aaron Ludwig

Steven Luedtke

Jill Lyons

Jyoti Mahapatra

Ryan Mahoney

Theresa Mai

Colleen Marion

Chad Mariska

Jaime Mason

Toni Matson

Jordan Mawson

Brian McBeth

Kathryn McCabe

Jeff Mccombs

Colin McGuire

Patrick Mclaughlin

Andrea McNeil

Liane Meerkatz

Brian Mertens

Nicole Meskimen

Adina Miller

Christina Miller

Elizabeth Miller

Kyle Miller

Libertie Miller

Catherine Milligan

Kimberly Mitchell

Kristy Montey

Jennifer Morand

Matthew Morford

William Morgan

Orion Morrissey Scott Moyer

Jaws

Senior Corey Schwab has been SCUBA diving for over five years . He fir s t started because he love s the ocean and is curious about what is beneath it. He has been to the Bahamas , Hawaii , and will go to Egypt after graduation . This summer he will be certified as a dive master

Schwab ' s best SCUBA diving experience was shark diving in the Bahamas . Schwab explained , "Being close to things you hear about , you ' re afraid , but it's a good afraid ."

Schwab loves diving because of the rush

By Deonna Price

Jenny Mulder

Dawn Mundhenke

Ryan Munter

Jesseka Myhre

Justin Nelson

Marci Neujahr

Jennifer Nicoletti

Patrick Norris

Erin Nortman

Cynthe Oliver

Michelle Olivetti

Shaun Osander

Melissa Osborn

Tracy Osborn

Jason Paine

Todd Palmer

Chad Parker

Kia Parsons

Lance Pattison

Amy Paxton

Robert Pearce

Stacey Pedersen

Aaron Peeks

Christopher Pesek

Kimberly Pester

Troy Petersen

Phuong Phan

Chris Phares

Daneyelle Podraza

Jerry Pokorney

Shannon Post

Bradley Potts

Jennifer Powell

Deonna Price

Melissa Prochnow

Bradley Provancha

Andrea Pugsley

Jennifer Quade

Sarah Radenslaben

Brian Rayburn

Carrie Reddersen

Meredith Rees

Chad Reisner

Sherri Renne Kale Riley

The Shootist

Senior Russell Ripa started his trapshooting career as a sophomore , and by h is junior year he had wo n the ti t le of top shooter in Nebraska . Although trapshooting is not sanctioned as a sport , Ripa feels that it should be . " It's an Olympic sport There ' s no reason why it shouldn ' t be a high school sport ," Ripa explained. Ripa claims there is a misconception that trapshooting is highly dangerous , but accidents are extremely rare He clarified this saying that "those taking part in the sport conduct themselves as young adults. "

By Liane Meerkatz

Russell Ripa

Michael Roach

Michele Roach

Jennifer Robbins

Jody Rockenbach

Zachary Roehrs

Kendra Rohn

David Rosowski

Heather Ross Suzann Ross

David Rossel

Maggie Rouse

Miranda Rowan

Terrance Rowe

Jay Runge

Rosalee Russell

Rae Saavedra

Rusty Sack

Jeffrey Samuelson

Michelle Sauter

Jay Sayers

Scott Sayers

Justin Sayre

Erin Scheffler

Sean Schinstock

Emily Schmidt

Matthew Schmidt

Rebekah Schneider

Timothy Schrag

Ryan Schroeder

Rachel Schuett

Mark Schultz

Stacey Schultz

Amy Schupbach

Jill Schurr

Corey Schwab

Vicki Schwaderer

Angela Schwarck

Philip Seamans

Carrie Sebora

Tracin Seng

Jon Sevenker

Traci Severe

Matthew Severin

Andrew Seward

Herbie Goes Bananas

Senior Suzi Ross has bugs on the brain. Volkswagon beetles that is. Ross has bought herself a 1964 stock Volkswagon sedan to completely rebuild. She has already re-hauled the engine and re-modeled the car back to its original condition.

Ross purchased the car for one hundred fifty dollars and now estimates its value at three to five thousand dollars. Ross says that she would like to repaint it pale blue or yellow in the next two years. After a couple of other minor repairs , she is planning on showing the car at Volkswagon shows this spring and summer.

By Jen Morand Seniors

Robin Shaffer

Katherine Shaner

Michael Shonka

Matthew Shores

Nicole Sibert

Micaela Simon

Heather Simonds

Jeremy Sincebaugh

Eddie Sitzman

Stacie Sitzman

Alyson Smith

David Smith

Kari Smith

Kierstin Smith

Larry Smith

Jess Sorensen

Brian Spatz

Adrien Spidell

Brent Spinar

Mayooran Srikumaran

Amanda Stadler

Travis Stark

Alisha Starnes

Jennifer Starr

Lindsay Steinacher

• Jaime Stelzer

Sara Stevens

Timothy Stewart

Michelle Stiles

Bradley Stock

Carrie Stokes

Dana Stolle

Jessica Stork

Susannah Strand

Matt Stricker

Carrie Strope

Matthew Stuckey

Jason Stych

Dana Svoboda

Colleen Sylvester

Ryan Taft

Shawn Talley

Justin Thiessen

Cynthia Thieszen

Susan Thoendel

Grand Canyon

So , what did seniors Ryan Mahoney and Dirk Gerhardt do to make winter break more interesting? They drove to Arizona on Christmas Day to hike through the Grand Canyon . They hiked over forty miles in three days and slept in freezing weather

During their excursion , Mahoney and Gerhardt got lost because the trail was not marked At one point , they ran out of water and had to break through a frozen creek for water.

Even though they suffered many scrapes and bruises , Mahoney said the trip "was the best! "

By Libertie Miller

Heidi Thomas

Anne Thompson

Rachel Thorne

Carrie Tichota

Jeff Tlamka

Brian Tornga

Ryan Treat

Aaron Tredway

Kelli Trompke

Stephen Trumble

Travis Tune

Amanda Tunnison

Daren Turek

Andrew Tyler

Matthew Tyler

Jeffrey Tyrrell

Rebecca Vahle

Gina Valentine

Robyn Van Den Bosch

Eric Van Hunnik

Oliver Vandervoort

Julie Vice

Andrea Vigna

Cari Vogt

Kristopher Volker

Justin Vosteen

Eileen Vu

Joel Waak

Loray Waddell

Traci Wahlstrom

Dawn Waldrop

Angela Walker

Angela Wall

Narumi Watanabe

Michelle Weber

Tara Weber

Kurt Weekly

Jennifer Wessel

Timothy West

labour West

Christie White

Aaron Whyrick

Brandi Wiebusch

John Wiechmann

Trenton Wilcox

The Music Teacher

Why would someone drive four hours for a music lesson? According to senior Matt Shores the reason is to become the best cello player he can be. "I drive to Des Moines every week because that's where George Work , my music teacher lives ," states Shores . Shores has played the cello for five and a half years . He is a member of Lincoln Youth Symphony and other orchestras. His goal is to someday play in the New York Philharmonic and the Berlin Philharmonic .

By Libertie Miller

Karen Wilken

Christina Wilkinson

Alexander Williams

Matthew Wilson

Melissa Wilson

Matt Winn

Jeremy Winter

Gregory Wirth

Charles Witherspoon

Nicole Woitaszewski

Brian Wolgamott

Nicole Wood

Jennifer Woodard

Aaron Wright

Steven Wright

Jill Yakel

Jennifer Yohn

Carson Young

Daniel Zaiger

Amy Zautke

Eric Zillig

April Zimmerman

Michele Zmiewski

Matthew Gangler

Shawn Morrow

Junior Class of 1995

Michaela Adams

Michael Aernie

Traci Ahrendt

Jamie Alber

Amy Alfredson

Patrick Allen

Rachel Allen

Brooke Althouse

Jason Amack

Rebecca Amen

Jeremiah Anderson

Jesse Anderson

Curtis Andringa

Michael Arens

Zachar y Arnt

Mary Aron

Anne Arthur

Kevin Arthur

Adam Augustine

Sondra Austin

Andrea Baker

Erica Ballew

Deana Barger

Julie Barnhard

Justin Batty

Nathan Bauer

Samantha Bauer

Nicole Baumgart

Samuel Beckmann

Shelly Beebee

Karate Kid

After three years of training , junior Larry Branum has a brown belt in Karate , a green belt in judo , and belts in Jujitsu and various other martial arts . Branum has been in six tournaments including a worldwide tournament in St. Petersburg , Russia , where he placed second .

The trip to Russia featured a drive to New York with no stops , a lunch of cold fish tails on the airplane trip over, brown water from the faucets at the hotel , and three days of rigorous tournaments. By

Jason Morphew

Paula Bemis

Kevin Bergstrom

Elizabeth Berndt

Marla Berryman

Sonja Bice

Eva Bisbee-Bowlin

Brendan Bishop

Amy Bliss

Eric Blomberg

Brian Bohling

Michael Bomberger

Stephanie Bonne

Andrew Borner

Teresa Botts

James Bowen

Michelle Bowling

Jessica Bracken

Samantha Brakhage

Karrie Bram

Jeffrey Brandle

Larry Branum

Charles Braymen

Jody Briggs

Krista Brommer

Carrie Brooks

Chris Brown

Rachel Brown

Benjamin Buethe

Trevor Bullock

Jeffrey Bundy

Jay Buntemeyer

Amy Buntgen

Justin Burkey

Jeffrey Burlington

Natalie Burns

Gillian Burrow

Amelia Buttress

Chad Campbell

Sarah Campbell

Mark Carlson

Cristina Centuori

Adria Chilcote

Porter Chollet

Darcie Christensen

Martha Christensen

Charles Christiansen

Charity Christline

Angela Clark

Molly Claus

Kristen Cocozza

Julie Coffey

Renee Cohen

Jessica Cole

Lora Cole

Seth Conrad

Fresh Horses

When she was ten years old junior Cori Sampson got her first horse and has been riding and showing horses ever since.

Sampson now has seventeen horses and shows them all over the United States and Canada.

Among Sampson ' s accomplishm en ts are three U.S national championships, two Canadian national championships , and numerous top ten finishes . Her greatest accomplishment was winning the Stock Seat Equitation National Championship in 1991.

By Jason Morphew

Samantha Cook

Stephanie Cook

Mitchell Corder

Lolita Corrales

Matthew Cranford

Jason Critel

Donna Crouse

Mariah Crummett

Haley Cudaback

Justin Darling

Heidi Decker

Kristin Denton

Roger Diekmann

Laura Dietrich

Shane Dirks

Jamie Do

Sean Doak

Christopher Doan

Eric Donley

Ralph Dorr

Douglas Downing

Jerem y Dozier

Stacy Drew

Christi Duckers

Heather Dumke

Jeffrey Dunbar

Hang Duong

Tiffanie Duryea

Erin Dyer

Adam Eddins

John Eggen

Jeremy Eide

Kay Elgert

Abby Elliott

Bradley Ellis

Andrew Ellison

Troy Elsasser

Timothy Emry

Joel Engel

David Erickson

Rocio Escobar

Rhonda Essay

Shane Essink

Kathryn Everett

Rachel Ewell

Jonathan Fahey

Royce Fairley

Nicole Faris

Shana Farley

Tanja Faust

Michael Feely

Jeffrey Feess

Kyle Fischer

Shawn Fisher

Donald Fletcher

Jace Schanou has been in Taekwondo since he was nine years old , and accomplished the rank of black belt two years ago . Taekwondo is an art as well as a lesson •in self defense , and you learn self control , discipline , and respect.

During practice Schanou learns different ways of blocking and counter attacking Schanou stated , "I hate fights I am not a violent person . I would rather walk away than fight. I think that is the most important lesson in Taekwondo ."

By Deonna Price

Crystal Florea

Valerie Flores

Jeremy Forsgren

Joel Foster

Kimberly Foster

Melissa Foulk

Steven France

Theresa Friesen

Aaron Fuerst

Lisa Gates Scott Gealy

Erin Gentry

Hilari George

Ashley Gerbig

Andrew Gibson

Nicole Gogan

Samuel Goh

Gustav Goiter

Colleen Goodnight

Terrence Gordon

Thomas Gormley

Jodie Could

Kara Graham

Monica Graham

John Griffith

Judson Griffith

Meliinda Cude

Jesse Cuenter

Megan Gumb

Shane Gunn

Matthew Hall

Marilyn Hallinan

Adam C. Hansen

Adam R. Hansen

Shawn Hansen

Chance Hanshaw

Robert Hardman

Angela Harms

Sara Harms

Adam Harris

Melissa Harris

John Harrison

Tom Harrison

Matthew Hathaway

Heather Hatten

Miranda Havener

Kari Hayes

Tana Hefley

Barry Hegel

James Hegwood

Holly Heinisch

Justin Henkel

Jodi Henning

Benjamin Hermanson

Julie Herr

Cool World

Junior Josh Nizzi lets his fingers do the talking for him He has been drawing since the age of five , capturing everything from dinosaurs to airplanes to comic characters on paper His art has been published on a regular basis in the Clarion newspaper, in shows and advertisements .

Nizzi has taken various art classes since the eighth grade , and hopes to pursue his intere s t in drawing by becoming a cartoonist or working with computer graphics

By Jyoti Mahapatra

Kristopher Hinrichs

Monte Hobelman

Alison Hobson

Connie Hoffman

Karen Hoffman

Kenneth Hoffman

Michelle Hogan

Jacob Hogrefe

Jennifer Hogg

Jeffrey Horn

laura Horn

Jacob Horner

Andrew Horton

James Horton

Justin Huebert

Andy Huff

Marc Huff

Anita Humann

Abigail Hurd

Joel Hurst

Rochelle Hutcheson

Justin H yde

Amy Ingram

Ryan lnhofe

Gina Ivory

Heather Jackson

Aaron Jacobsen

Chelsea James

Jennifer James

Holly Jarnagin

Carrie Jarzynka

Clayton Jennings

Katherine Jensen

Sarah Jewell

Russell Jex

Sara Johnk

Sharon Johns

Chris John son

Christopher Johnson

Jocelyn Johnson

Joelle Johnson

Kristin Johnson

Stephanie Johnson

Chris Julch

Samuel Kaiser

Steven Kamm

Christine Kang

Martin Kanne

Tyler Kaulins

Lindsey Kearns

Christopher Keetle

Nicole Kemp

Shelli Kemper

Eric Kenna

Matthew Kerkman

Pretty Woman

After being chosen from a selection of 700 girls , Jasmine Ozolins began her modeling career at the age of 14. Since then she has worked with various agencies , but has not yet officially signed with one company. She hopes to attend a workshop this summer and possibly decide on an agency.

Ozolins really enjoys modeling , and would like to continue on to help pay for college. She wants a degree in either psychology or elementary education so she has other career opportunities.

By Jyoti Mahapatra

Bradley Kester

Treves Kildare

Jacob Kimberly

Bryan King

Kristin Kinney

Nicole Kinsey

Troy Kirk

Joseph Kiser

Lori Knoche

Jill Kollars

Christy Komenda

Kala Kontos

Greg Kovacs

Ann Kralik

Laura Krenk

Angela Kruml

Shelley Krumvieda

Kari Kuchta

Maggi Kuebler

Jennifer Kuhlman

Jennifer Kuhlman

Megan Ladman

Michelle Lairmore

Cortney Lamb

Scott Lamkins

Steven Lane

Joshua Languis

Craig LaPorta

Nathan Larsen

Jessica Larson

Donovin Last

Joseph Lauber

Sharri Laughlin

Ryan Lebow

Jamie LeDuc

Jamie Ledy

Nathan Lee

April LeGrand

Anthony Leick

Christian Leishman

Barbara Lichty

Summer Livingstone

Sarah Lococo

Kevin Loegel

Chad Lovelace

Tyler Lowery

Lance Lowrey

Nate Lueders

Elizabeth Lukesh

Nichole Lutz

Megan Maccallum

Aaron Madsen

Kristin Madsen

Morgan Magilton

Colin Mallory

BMX Bandit s

Cory Portner has been racing BMX bikes for nine years. It all started when his neighborhood friends in Minnesota got him interested Minnesota , unlike Nebraska , has a big demand for biking which was how he stayed involved When he moved to Nebraska he started up again , but it was hard to compete with many of the races in Kansas , Illinois , Minnesota , and Oklahoma

Portner loves racing because , "You keep advancing , get better each year, and it's a great thrill! "

By Micki Anderson

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Li sa Mart in

Jan ele Maruhn

Laurel M as low ski

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Zulaika McEwen

Kir sten McGowan

Megan McGrew

John McHenr y Kri stin Mclain

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Zachary McVay

Sarah Meisenbach

Hollie Messinger

Melanie Meyer

Douglas Michel

Nicole Michel

Sarah Michel

Jessica Mickish

Julie Miller

Kasey Miller

Kirsten Miller

Samantha Miller

Stanley Mills

Timothy Miner

Christopher Minks

Matthew Moffitt

Erin Moncure

Scott Mook

David Moreno

Terry Morgan

Jason Morphew

Jolene Mumaugh

Melinda Naber

Jennifer Nelson

Lynette Nelson

Christan Nichols

Kelly Nicholson

Joshua Nizzi

DJ Northcott

Bethany Nosal

Beth Novak

Jennifer Odum

Angie Offenbacker

Scott Ogara

Doug Ohlson

Skate or Die

Ashley Gerbig has been skateboarding for over eight years . He became interested when his friends started skating and it looked like fun Throughout the years he has been in several skating contests in Lincoln , Grand Island , Kearney , and Omaha

Gerbig breaks the traditional stereotypical skater by driving a 924 Porsche. Gerbig admits that he is different , but "different is good when you don ' t take anything seriously ."

By Deonna Price

Vickie Oie

Melissa Oles

Julie Oltman

Nicole Orosco

Ronald Osborne

Kristin Ott

Lisa Ourda

Stephanie Owen

Jasmin Ozolins

Dana Packard

Brian Pape

Nicole Parker

Vera Parkhurst

Roni Patterson

Nathan Paulsen

Matthew Pekny

Trisha Perry

Kristpfer Peterson

Adam Petsch

Kari Pickinpaugh

Andrew Piester

Scott Pincsak

Hilary Plake

Trisha Plucker

Cory Portner

Sarah Posvar

Tenile Prawl

Shawn Prenosil

Cory Priefert

Marcella Puglia

Amy Quinn

Heather Quitmeyer

Melinda Rabbe

Susan Raff

Andrew Ragatz

Theresa Range

Amber Rasmussen

Aaron Rea

Steven Reckling

Nick Reding

Heather Reed

Erin Reed

Jerrica Reed

Justin Reese

Heidi Rekart

J. Scott Reysen

Rebecca Richter

Jaime Rierden

Brandt Riley

Benjamin Ripley

Dean Ritchey

Erik Robart

Kassi Robart

Kyle Rohren

Rebecca Rose

Rising Sun

Bach , Mozart , Brahms? What do these composers have to do with Sachiko Watanabe? Well , even though they died years before she was born , she continues to visit them every day , through the sounds of music

Born in Japan , she lived there for twelve years before coming to the United States She started playing violin at the age of twelve She practices two to three hours a day , seven days a week. She has been in several ensembles in the midwest and plans to continue playing violin throughout her life.

By Laura Krenk

Kara Rosenberry

Curtiss Routh

Aaron Salazar

Adam Salazar

Corinna Sampson

Shawn Sanburn

James Sandman

Michael Satorie

Alisha Sauter

Shawn Savre

Lisa Sayre

Krystal Scerini

Jace Schanou

Daniel Schearf

Daniel Scheerer

Nicole Scheinost

Aaron Schepers

Jill Schlattmann

Peter Schlenker

David Schmehl

Katie Schmer

Regina Schmid

Karli Schmidt

Natalie Schmidt

Scott Schmidt

Kerstan Schneider

Lisa Schrade

Jason Schrock

Ilana Schroeder

Sherry Schultz

Julie Schwendiman

Lindsey Seevers

Jeffrey Semrad

Jane Senkbeil

Susan Serio

Jeff Sevenker

Andrew Sewell

Jodie Shada

Benjamin Sharp

Stephanie Sheppard

Nicole Shipley

Tara Shoemaker

Summer Shotkoski

Daniel Shullaw

John Shulters

Justin Siebler

Matthew Simmons

April Simpson

Matthew Slaven

Kristine Slepicka

Kirstin Sloan

Shana Smetter

Kathleen Solari

Erin Spiry

Gabriel Sprague

Horseplayer

Allyson Young has been riding and showing horses for five years She competes in shows held across the country and will be attending Nationals in Oklahoma City this summer. She has two Appaloosa horses which she boards and visits as often as she can. "I ride in the morning or at night , whenever there is time. "

Allyson also helps with Therapeutic Riding, a program that teaches physically challenged children how to ride "Riding horses teaches responsibility and selfrespect. I love it! "

By Laura Krenk

Annette Stetson

Adam Stokes

William Stoner

Christian Stopp

Nicole Stork

Staci Story

Carol Straube

Stephanie Stuertz

Michael Suing

Layne Sup

Robert Swanson

Wes Swanson

Shelley Swartz

Timothy Swenson

Carla Taylor Lucas Taylor

Merrissa Taylor

Rebecca Tegeler

Daniel Thiel

Mark Thimijan

Casey Thomas

Joey Thompson

Rhiannon Thompson

Sally Thompson

Anthony Tichota

James Tiernan

Alexander Tindall

Scott Townsley

David Trebelhorn

Rachel Trout

Peter Troy

Lene Tumyr

Jeff Turner

Brian Ullman

Heather Van Hunnik

Jack Vancleave

Katherine Vice

Jason Vidlak

John Visser

Carrie Vodehnal

Gabrielle Volgyes

Amy Von Rentzell

Jennifer Voorhees

Andrew Voss

Lisa Vrchota

Cari Wagner

Jennifer Wagner

Kimberly Waletich

James Walker

Hans Wanamaker

Jill Warren

Stephen Wasile

James Wasson

Sachiko Watanabe

Amy Watkins

Wavelength

Aaron Scheppers is a very courageou s person Last summer he was surfing in Delaware , when he was knocked over by a wave. He spent time in hospitals in Delc;1ware and Philadelphia before returning home In Lincoln , he was at Madonna for 2 1/ 2 months going through physical therapy

Scheppers was paralyzed for a month , and in a wheelchair for the second quarter of school. "I was on the swim team last year and am working as a manager this year I'll be on the team next year," Scheppers revealed .

By Meredith Rees

Stefanie Watson

Todd Watson

Blake Wentz

Elizabeth Wherry

Ronald Wiedeman

Andrew Wilcox

Alan Wilder

Jolene Wiley

Beth Wilkinson

Darci Williams

Catherine Wilson

Emily Wilson

Nicholas Wilson

Joel Winner

Michael Witherspoon

Eric Witte

Benjamin Wolfe

Katie Wolfe

Mark Wood

Adam Woodward

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Sophomore Class of 1996

Cory Adams

Virgil Adams Jill Adler

Cameron Agee

Sharreen Albro

Robert Aldridge

Tadd Alexander

Christine Alles

Melanie Andersen

Scott Andersen

Amanda L. Anderson

Amanda R. Anderson

Brett Anderson

Emily Anderson Arie Andrews

Rebecca Archer

Tasha Asche

Mark Ash

Jon Austin Jill Avey

Kristine Bachman Jill Baker

Andrew Ball

Oliver Banta

Tena Bantam

David Barber

Amanda Bargas

Andra Bartels

Kelly Bartling

Amy Bartu

Andrew Bauer

Elizabeth Bauer

Timothy Beard

Anna Becker

Chad Bender

Andrew Bentz

Gabrielle Berger

Christopher Berry

Peter Beynon

Adam Blank

Angela Bohling

Elizabeth Boilesen

Jennifer Boop

Jennie Borer

Jamie Botkin

Bethany Rouge

Kelley Bowling

Kelli Boyd

Dax Boyte

Gilbert Boza

Erin Brager

Aaron Brasher

Michelle Brethouwer

Christi Brettmann

Kelly Brey

Michael Broadus

Stacy Brodecky

Andrew Broderson

Heather Bronson

Ariel Brown

Katie Vigna, a so phomore cheerleader for Southeast, worked hard over th e s ummer to get a spo t on the cheerleading squad that went to London for the New Year's Day Parade, along with one other sophomore cheerleader, Marissa Muller. To get there she had to audition in front of hundreds of other cheerleaders who attended the summer camp that s he was at. While in London, not only did she march in the parade but also she was able to tour the rest of the city.

"Most people don ' t realize how much time cheerleading take s . You really learn how to manage your time," Vigna said.

By Ember Miles

Christopher Brown

Patrick Brown

Tierney Brown

Carla Bryant

Michaela Buckbee

Erika Budde

Lisa Bukacek

David Bulin

Jodi Buman

Jacob Burbach

Hillary Burch

Travis Burkman

Thomas Burns

Adam Buss

Melanie Byrd

Chad Cade

Dustin Calhoun

Joy Callahan

Robert Cann

Lesa Carlson

Julianne Carney

Paul Carpenter

Chad Carter

Kevin Carter

Robert Carter

Kimberly Cassel

Jason Castro

Carmen Chapman

Justin Cheney

Elizabeth Christ

Brian Christenson

Robert Christianson

Karen Christie

John Clare

Zach Clayton

Andrew Clements

Scott Clements

Joshua Cocozza

Robyn Cohen

Jessica Cole

Katie Cole

Scott Coleman

Tara Collings

Cara Comstock

Molly Connealy

John Connor

Joseph Conroy

Christopher Cooper

Scott Cooper

Shannon Corkle

David Corwin

Chad Cose

Joshua Costello

Kellie Covolik

David Creswell

Jamie Crumb

Jon Curry

Andrew Curtis

Christopher Curtis

Kim Cutting

Brian Daggett

Draper Daniel

Aaron Daniels

Karin Dankenbring

Daniel Davis

Practicing the guitar for an hour every night may not sound too enjoyable, but for sophomore James Valentine it is all worth it.

After two years of playing, the practice has paid off. Valentine is lead rhythm for jazz band

Valentine maintains that playing guitar for jazz band is fun, despite the hours of practice. He was thrilled when he received a chance to try out for jazz band.

Valentine is happy that he is able to share his talent with the rest of the school. "Being in ja,zz band is really fun because it gives me a chance to play the guitar in school," claimed Valentine.

By Libertie Miller and Kyle Niemann

Sophomores

Jessica Davis

Richard Deal

Nathan Decker

Cary Deeter

Angela Dewitt

Tiffany Dickey

Kelly Dietz

David Dirksen

Jesse Doan

William Doeschot

Chad Doiel

James Dombrowski

Mitzi Donaldson

Michael Dorn

Shannon Dorsey

Kent Downing

Matthew Duden

Jeff Ehlers

Cynthia Elder Mandy Elder

Matt England

Christine Erickson

Jen Erickson

Hyle Erwin

April Eskridge

Jason Estes

John Ewoldt

Erica Fellers

Joel Fenton

Jaime Fertig

Randall Fields

Matt Filliez

Matt Firestone

Eric Fischer

Becky Fisher

David Ford

Catherine Fowler

Felicia Fowler

Nicholas Frager

Nickolas Fraley

Sheri Francil

Heather Francisco

Nikolai Fras

Dan Fredette

Nathan Fredrickson

Jeffre French

Jeffrey Frey

Courtney Friesen

Erica Fuller

Nicolas Fulton

Kandice Gadeken

Cassandra Gain

Stephanie Gamet

Kyle Gannon

Jessica Gardner

Jason Garman

Corey Garris

Erick Gaston

Rikki Gauldin

Jeremiah Gesch

Jeremiah Gibbs Ian Gibson

Dameon Gilfillan

Catharine Gittins

Paul Glenn

Since the age of five, Sara Grell has been practicing the art of dance. Grell has been studying ballet , tap , and jazz the entire time. " Jazz and tap dancing are my favorite because they are fun and more challenging ," said Grell . Grell studies at the Cheryl Priess Dickey School of Dance.

In Lincoln there aren ' t many opportunities for appearing in performances , but she spends her time in classes preparing for her recital. Grell practices four times a week which shows how devoted .a dancer she is . By Micki Anderson

Susan Gondolfi

Sheila Goodwater

Robert Gotchall

Tiffany Graham

Derek Graves

Clayton Green

Deeann Green

Deon Greenfield

Katherine Gregg

David Gregorius

Sara Grell

Kylee Gross

Leslie Grosshans

Amanda Grove

Jeffrey Gruber

Robert Guenzel

Justin Guill

Jessica Gulizia

Mary Haberstich

Brian Hamburg

Aaron Hames

Cheryl Hamilton

Julie Hamilton

Crystal Hance Kama Hand

Carmen Hansen

Paul Hansen

Heather Harr

Troy Harrifeld

Alison Harris

Chelise Harris

Karen Harrison

Christine Harvey

Heather Hauck

Kelly Hayes

Alissa Heckman

John Heinke

Ashleigh Hempel

Jonathan Hergenrader

Matthew Hergenrader

Sara Hergenrader

Andrew Herman

Jason Herz

Jodi Herz

Jeremy Hiatt

Sarah Hinkle

Mark Hobbs

Melissa Hobson

Bret Hodgson

Christopher Hoelscher

Brian Hoff

Rob Hoffman

Joshua Hogrefe

Samantha Hohensee

Clay Hollmann

Janel Holman

Penny Holman

Kimberly Holmberg

Todd Holt

Alyssa Holtgrewe

Jamie Honeycutt

Lane Hopkins

Scott Hornyak

• Ashley Hoskins

Tricia Houchin

From playing characters like Dorthy from The Wizard of Oz , Wendy in Peter Pan , and Mrs Neely in the Southeast production of A Women Called Truth. Heide Romer has proven herself an outstanding actress , as well as a talented singer. She has performed in swing choirs since eighth grade and came in first place in an all city voice competition in August of 1993. " When I' m on _stage I' m very comfortable ," said Romer . Although it takes up a lot of her spare time , Romer doesn ' t mind devoting time to her talent. 'Tm happy singing and acting , and I hope to be doing this for the rest of my life ."

By Jenny Lukesh

Sophomores

Jeremy Howard

Sarah Howard

Brian Hubbard

Jessica Hubble

Stephanie Hughes

John Hulett

Erika Hull

Kevin Huneke

Matthew Huntington

Christopher Hunzeker

Stephanie Hunzeker

Jerry Hynes

Alison Irons

David Jenkins

Ryan Jenkins

Caleb Jensen

Jay Jensen

Julie Jepson

Erin Johnsen

Bo Johnson

David Johnson

Keith Johnson

Kellie Johnson

Paige Johnson

Seth Jonas

Nicole Jones

Tracy Jones

Angie Jorgens

Hamed Kebriaei

Geoff Keilwitz

Cara Keller

Megan Keller

Patrick Kelley

Angela Kelly

Phillipp Kessler

William King

Aaron Kisicki

Bradley Kisicki

Julian Kitching

Dustin Klein

Melissa Knievel

Erin Knopik

Eric Knutson

Travis Kopf

Catherine Kottwitz

David Kovar

Joslyn Kramer

Rebecca Krantz

Angela Krumenauer

Brian Kruse

Paige Kubly

Justina Kuhlman

Kent Kurtzer

Carla Laesch

Tom Langan

Benjamin Langtry

Amy Lannin

Alena Lanning

Michael Lanning

Stephen Lautenbach

Pat Lawler

Rebecca Lawton

Nakula Legeros

Derek Leiter

Shaun Lierz

Brad Kisicki already has his foot inside the acting door. He has been in Mike and Susan , a one-act play from Lovers and Other Strangers

Even though there isn ' t much out there , he tries to get anything he can. Besides acting , Kisicki has already gotten a job as an assistant stage manager at the Lied Center for the upcoming season. He is also a member of the Off Broadway Company.

" Unsupressable urge to be on stage ," was his answer to how he got started. Kisicki plans on majoring in acting when he goes to college

By Anna Becker

Nichole Lindholm

Jennifer Little

Megan Littrell

Jake Long

Jason Louthan

Parker Lowrey

Jaime Luebbe

Tara Luedtke

Jennifer Lukesh

Nathan Malone

Lillian Manygoats

Eric Marion

Elke Martin

Jason Martinez

Julie Mattson

Katie Matulka

Heather Mauck

Steve Mayhan

Scott McCammon

Valerie McCray

Laura McGill

Michael McKinney

Benjamin Mclaughlin

Kelly McMorris

Andrea McNulty

Bryan Meerkatz

Tara Menhusen

Christopher Merboth

Billy Meyer

Phillip Michel

Ember Miles

Brian Millard

Krista Miller

Anne Milligan

Benjamin Miner

Jill Minster

Stephanie Mitchell

Maggie Monson

Jenny Moore

Kenneth Moore

Anne Moraczewski

Lansen Morehouse

Elizabeth Morgan

Sara Morgan

Cheryl Mueller

Jeff Mueller

Marissa Muller

Josh Munford

Daniel Munksgaard

Benjamin Myers

Alex Nahorny

Kathleen Nauman

Christina Navratil

Andrew Naylor

Cassidy Nelsen

Darin Nichols

Jennifer Nickell

Kyle Niemann

Lynden Nilsen

Jennifer Nitz

Kateri Nolan

Jennifer O'Malley

Megan O'Meara

Shane Odenbach

Aaron Offutt

Some people collect stamps. Others collect baseball cards. But then , there are the unique who collect pigs . Carolyn Rose is one of the few who avidly collects pigs. She has been collecting pigs since she was in fifth grade and says she will always keep collecting them

So far Rose estimates that she has over seventy pigs. They range from stuffed ones to porcelain , and even appear on stationary . •

"I just think they ' re cute ," Rose said "I don ' t know what I'm going to do with all my pigs , but I'm going to keep collecting them ."

By Sam Goh

Staci Ogorman

Lance Okray

Scott Oliver

Jessica Oliverius

Nedra Olson

Ethan Ospovat

Scott Paisley

Abby Palmer

Carolyn Parman

Sara Pattavina

Bart Patterson

Andrea Patzel

Joshua Paulsen

Elizabeth Peterson

David Petr

Nathaniel Pettit

Kendra Pickering

Andrea Pierson

Ryan Pinkerton

Chris Pischel

Nathan Plageman

Matthew Plessman

Misti Plooster

Matthew Poskochil

Antara Pothuloori

Scott Powers

Matthew Prenosil

Eva Prettyman

Aaron Proskovec

Melanie Prucha

Tameka Quarells

Chad Quinn

Aaron Rabbe

Mesha Rap

Jessica Rasmussen

Ryan Rathe

Shawn Rathjen

Michelle Razo

Jolyne Reed

Lea Reedy

Lindsay Reineke

Nicole Remington

Aaron Remmers

Kevin Rice

Sarah Rice

Keith Richards

Sarah Richmond

Eric Riddle

Rachel Riley

Alicia Risk

Tara Ritchie

Heather Roberts

Sara Roberts

Brian Robinson

Sarah Roby

Heidi Roemer

Jamie Rollf

Erik Root

Carolyn Rose

Jeffrey Roth

Patrick Rowan

Matt Rueb

Shannon Rutherford

• Lynnette Sabatka

Brandi Sams

What can the army do for you?

Fo r Tim Beard , his father ' s job in the army brought him new experiences and a glimpse at another part of the world Beard lived in Izmir , Turkey for one year , and Germany for three year s. Turkey was by far Beard ' s favorite due to the climate , activities and especially the people . Overall Beard enjoyed his overseas experiences , "I got a chance to learn languages , meet smart people and to learn the history of the countries ," he said . Beard ' s parents are looking to retire in Turkey and have planned a summer visit to Izmir

By Susan Serio

Eric Samuelson

Nathan Sanks

Thomas Santillan

James Sauser

Robert Sawyer

Brett Schaffer

Erik Schindler

Nichole Schinstock

Christopher Schmidt

Jessica Schmitz

Tiffany Schneider

Tara Schroeder

Sara Schultz

Amy Schulze

Libby Schupbach

Joshua Schwarten

Amy Schwartzbach

Kayla Schwinck

Melissa Scott

Nathan Searcy

Katey Seefeld

Shannon Seglin

Alicia Seim

Justin Sellhorn

Tracy Semler

Nancy Sepahpur

Laura Seward

Nykki Seybert

Quentin Sharp

Amanda Simmons

Rebecca Skrivanek

Simone Slaymaker

Sean Smetter

Alexis Smith

Ashley Smith

Brian Smith

Jill Smith

Erik Sommer

Oliver Sotelo

Bernedett Spady

Shaun Sparks

Aaron Spilker

Steven Stack

Robert Stark

Nicholas Steinke

Kevin Stock

Jennifer Stout

Elizabeth Straub

Jeanne Stremcha

Leslie Stromer

Cory Strope

John Sumsion

Lea Sutliff

Benjamin Swanson

Brett Swarts

Flora Sweeney

Ryan Sydow

Whitney Sy kes

Ryan Targoff

Amy Tautfest

Kristen Taylor

Tyler Thies

Crystal Thomas

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Andy Aldridge has been acting since he was eight years old. He has been several plays at The Lincoln Community Playhouse and different schools. Some of the plays included The Legend of Sleepy Hollow , Child ' s Christmas in Whales , Merlin ' s Tale , The Magic Pebble Gang and the Southeast production of Pirates of Penzance.

During his eight years of acting Aldridge has furthered his abilities and gained new experience in the technical side of productions. Aldridge enjoys acting and being able to become different characters "Being an actor keeps people from knowing who I really am , " stated Aldridge

Sean Trainor

Shannon Trainor

Jon Travis

Brandi Tucker

Nicholas Tyler

Joseph Urbauer

Ryan Urich

Joshua Vacek

Ruth Vahle

James Valentine

Megan Van Denbosch

Andrew Van Horn

Lindsay Van Meter

Jeffrey VanAckeren

Rhianon Vanek

Nick Vanneman

Jennifer Vaughn

Chris Venne

April Vesely

Katherine Vigna

Daniel Volk

Jason Vonkaenel

Nathan Vosburg

Brian Voss

Patrick Wagner

Lareina Wall

Lynn Walters

Brad Walton

Elise Wassenmiller

Erin Watsek

Jody Way

Andrew Weather!

Jason Weber

Alexander Wendt

Phillip Weyeneth

Jeffrey Weyers

Ashlee White

Zachary White

Lance Wiebusch

Chad Wiechmann

Matthew Wilhelm

Jeremy Wilken

Kelly Wilken

Derek Wilkins

Shane Wilkins

Angela Willers

Danny Williams

Ruth Williams

Shane Willis

Andrew Wilson

Angela Wilson

Carolyn Wilson

Kimberly Wilson

Karen Witherspoon

Joanna Witters

Curtis Wittmann

Tanya Wortman

Shane Younger

Andrea Zieg

Zachary Zimbelman

Melissa Zwiebel

Sophomore Ruth Vahle is not just a 4-H member, she is also a 4H Ambassador. This is a job for those who have been in 4-H for many years They are interviewed · and selected out of many appli• 11111111 cants. The Ambassadors travel r-~ throughout the state and also inter_... nationally .

Vahle spends much time during ...._ fairs working for 4-H. During the county fair she is at the fairgrounds ...._ all day for six days During the r.l). school year it only requires one night a month " 4-H is a great experience ," Vahle said . "We have a lot of fun especially during fair time. "

By Ember Miles

Southeast's Knights and Ladies become

As a member of National Honor Society , Knight Russell Ripa was also involved in the Trap Club and was in the Top 3 % of the senior class . Varsity cheerleader Lady Lara Gilster was also a member of the Prom and Homecoming royalty and in the Top 3 % of the senior class

Knight Ashley Wimes , c co-captain of the varsit ~ football team and a membe 1 of boys ' track , was also c. member of the Homecom ing royalty A triple varsity letter-winne 1 in volleyball , basketball , an c· soccer , Lady Alish a Starnes was also the presi · dent of Student Council an c a member of Nationa Honor Society

As the captain of Varsity tennis and Speech and Debate , Knight Tim Casey was also recognized as a National Merit Scholarship finalist.

Lady Gina Valentine was a member of Countessess and Nobelmen , girls ' track , and was Vice-President of National Honor Society .

The Stars of Tomorrow

As President of National Honor Society, and VicePresident of Student Council , Knight Jamie Hunt was also one of the Knight mascots . Copy - Editor of SHIELD Lady Jyoti Mahapatra was also the secretary of Medical Club , and a member of National Honor Society.

The 1993-94 school year was one we will :. I all remember. Every student was a star of Southeast: each in their own way made the year better and the memories brighter for all of us. This year's sequel came with a new directing crew, extended takes, and shortened breaks. In sports, many reactted new heights in accomplishments, and otliers displayed dignity in the fa Ge of defeat, all of whic h were cheered o n by Wally McKnigh t . Talent was also abundant in academics, as 518 students were on bi ono r Roll and the senior class had 162 National Honor Society members . Our audito riwrn Held many great perforrnan cs es by actors who had a gift for making Reo~le laugh 1 or leaving them speechless.

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Rehearsal is a big part of any production, taking hours of practice to achieve the perfect scene. During the performance, suspense mounts until the final confrontation, resulting in either victory or defeat. Determination and motivation, together with support from the audience, brings the athletes to the intense competition of the Sports.

Necessary Roughness

Hard hitting , helmet smashing action! The varsity football games were full of just that. Fans crowded into Seacrest Field eight times during the season to watch the two-time defending state champs in action.

With much of last year ' s team returning , the Knights were favored to take state for a third consecutive year The team , however, did not view their superior ranking as an advantage "This is just another season. You can ' t put so much pressure on yourself ," stated senior Ted Butler

The Knights treated every game the same. "On game day ," recalled senior Shawn Christen, " we couldn ' t shave , and we learned schemes ."

The Knights were prepared for everything , including injuries. Zac Duval ' s leg was broken against Lincoln High , but that did not stop the Knights from winning 34- 7 . Another serious injury occurred in the state semifinals against Creighton Prep During the second quarter, Shawn Christen was sacked , and in the process , his hip was dislocated. The fans fell silent as the ambulance drove onto the field . At that point , many lost hope for the Knights who were trailing Hope , however, was quickly restored when backup quarterback Jason Brolhorst , senior , tossed the ball to senior Ty Goode , who then hurled the ball downfield to senior Giff Anderson. After

the play was completed , the team was on the one yard line . The Knights advanced to the state finals that night after beating Prep. 29-20

One fan said of the game ,"I felt sorry for Shawn , but he was a sacrificial lamb. His injury motivated the rest of the team to comeback. "

"The key to our success was team unity ," explained senior Chris Hallgren , "without it , we would have gone nowhere ." Although the Knights lost 14-7 to Hastings in the finals , their season was one to be proud of.

By Libertie Miller

Play by play , goal posts , touchdowns , incomplete passes , coaches , referees , and players All of these are things that a person thinks of when they think of football. But , it is the players and the coaches , however that really make the team what it is

Both the reserve and the junior varsity teams had excellent seasons The reserve team finished the season with a 6-1 record,

The Program

while the junior varsity finished with a 7-1 season record

Sophomore Lance Wiebusch said, " I really liked Coach Larsen , he was a great guy and he helped the team get along well. He taught us how to learn other people ' s playing styles. "

Junior Nate Lueders added that " Coach Caster was great , he helped us get along and he brought about great unity ."

Both of the teams worked hard to reach all of the goals they set for themselves. Junior Billy Zahm summed the year up perfectly when he said "We had a really great team this year With a lot of hard work and determination we will have a team that can get to the state championship next year, and maybe even win it! ,,

By Meredith Rees

There they go again! The 1 993 e dition of the junior varsity t ea m practic e d eve ryday for thr ee month s, e nding with a 7-1 season re c ord.

Running Mates

The 12th place Nationally ranked LSE girls ' Cross Country team were undefeated for the fifth year in a row , and won the State Championship title. The Knight women have also won seven State Championships , more than any other class A school.

"The hard work of summer training and running together in practice helped us stay together during the meets ", said junior Andrea

Baker , explaining the teams ' " pack attack " running style .

The Junior Varsity runners displayed a competitive attitude in finishing at the top of the reserve meets . Sophomore Reserve runner Felicia Fowler said " We worked hard to challenge ourselves and show how much potential we had ".

'Tm extremely proud of these girls because they have shown great sports-

manship and have been excellent competitors all year ", said Head Coach Ted Larson , "There is no substitute for hard work " . Future undefeated seasons and State Championships will be their goals , while maintaining a positive attitude and strong team unity .

By Nichole Marcelino

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The Running Man

Imagine meeting the Boys ' Cross Country team for the first time. With numerous state championships behind them and some of the state's best high school runners, the team ' s record of excellence could be quite intimidating. This first impression faced junior Eric Witte, who moved from North Platte at the beginning of the year. A large team, intense workouts, and competition

among team members added up to changes Witte had to adjust to. But, he also noted that there was, "A lot more enthusiasm and commitment to continue a tradition ."

Witte joined varsity teammates senior Chad Lay, juniors Cortney Lamb, Luke Taylor, Justin Hyde , James Wasson , and freshman Jason Nunes. Except for Lamb, competing in the state meet was a first for the

varsity team. Taylor felt this contributed to their fourth place finish, but it was also a "good experience for next year."

Much of the team's success was due to focusing on goals, enthusiasm, and a team effort, which resulted in individual victories.

By Jyoti Mahapatra

American Anthem

"Believing in yourself is what you have to do when you are a gymnast. " This is what coach Jane Brower told her girls gymnastics team everyday This year for the girls was hard , they had the constant pressure of trying to repeat as state champions

With the beginning of the season they lost many of their girls to injuries Two days before the state meet , sophomore Marissa Muller

Spinar

sprained her neck while she was practicing her routine on the balance beam. Muller was rushed to the hospital and was done for the season .

The t e am never lost hope ; the injuries helped keep them together "With all of the injuries , we stayed together as a team so that we could make everyone injured proud to be part of our team ," said sophomore Lisa Bukacek

What really kept this team together was coach Jane Brower. "Jane was the best coach LSE has ever had , without her we would never gotten as far as we did , or learned to believe in ourselves ," said junior Kirsten McGowan . With everything they faced they had a great season

By Micki Anderson

Winners Take All

Winners. That's what the members of the boys gymnastics team were this year. This year ' s team consisted of seven gymnasts , more than in recent years . The team had two gymnasts who took first and second in their state meet. They both competed on the team last year as freshman , and now as sophomores.

Sophomore Derek Leiter finished first in the state meet , and second in the

conference meet which places you for the state meet. "I was overwhelmed when I found out I had placed first in the state meet , it made me feel like I really accomplished something ," said Leiter. Leiter has competed for many years and is ranked eighth in the nation.

Sophomore Cory Adams has been in gymnastics since he was just a kid . He ' s been in all kinds of meets ,

and is ranked 16th in ·the nation Adams placed second in the state meet , and first in the conference meet. " I was really amazed when I took first at the conference meet , but I was even more amazed when I placed second in the state meet ," Adams said . Victory overwhelmed them , and the " Winners Took All. "

By Micki Anderson

Side Out

It was a record setting game Then they would year for the varsity volley- have a team prayer ball team. With a 15-14 Toward the end of the season , the team had the most wins of any volleyball team at Southeast.

Coach Kathi Wieskamp credits much of the team ' s success to their improved defense , excellent serving , and strong attackers . Before each game the team would gather in a circle and share their personal and team goals for the

season they even had a worry stone that the whole team would rub for good luck

Senior Nicole Sibert had several superstitions of her own , such as doing everything twice; walking onto the court twice , turning on the lights twice , putting up her hair, and pulling up her knee pads twice .

" If you ' re in sports a long time , you notice little things you do when you have a good game , and then you ' ll do it again next time ," Sibert explained . The team got along well on and off the court.

" This year ' s team was really special because we became such a close group of friends, " said junior Beth Wherry

By Laine Meerkatz

Got lt! Senior Alish a Starnes reach es out to make th e set. Starnes served four years on th e vo ll eyball t eam and was voted t eam captain "She was a great leader for th e t ea m ," said Coac h Weiskamp

Here It comes Junior Molly Claus prepares to pass a n in co ming serve

The t eam rank ed in th e nin etie th p ercentil es for serving according to Coach Wi es kamp

Tough Enough

Where can you go to see the perfect set or a terrific spike? A Reserve or Junior Varsity volleyball game , of course!

Both teams worked hard to refine their techniques . "We did a lot of drills and sprints , and we focused on things that we needed to improve ," said sophomore Shannon Dorsey .

Team unity was also a big part of the teams ' preparations. "We wanted to win

and we had to work together to accomplish this ," junior Sherry Schultz said . Sophomore Kama Hand added , " I think if we were totally ready and mentally prepared , and we stayed focused on the game , we could beat anyone. "

In any sport it is important to work as a team , and these girls did . " I think everyone did a good job of leaving their individual identities off the court , and tak-

ing on a team identity during games and practices ," sophomore Megan Littrell said All their efforts paid off when the Reserve team finished second in the city , while the Junior Varsity team placed second in the Lincoln Public Schools Tourney.

By Susannah Strand

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A League of Their Own

Taking the world by ers and team support ," storm. The softball team did commented Ross . " We just that in their first season were all going for the same as a class A sanctioned goal. " sport. "I think it was good While the players were that softball became a sane- thrilled that softball became tioned sport. It was a long • a sanctioned sport , they felt time due , " stated senior that there was still a way to Heather Ross go before they received the The new team showed recognition they deserved what it was made of by tak- The creation of a JV team ing first place in both dis- was just one of the things tricts and the LPS champi- the team felt was needed . onship . " We did so well "There were so many talbecause we had strong play - ented people that tried out ,

but they had to be cut because of our limited roster ," stated sophomore Leslie Grosshans .

The team agreed that becoming a sanctioned sport was a step in the right direction . Junior Becky Richter summed it up by saying , "It' s great that softball is a sport , I hope that it stays that way. "

By Libertie Miller

Hit me home Senior Brenda Liene-

Golf isn ' t just for men with plaid pants and big shoes anymore . It is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States for young women , and here at Southeast the sport gave way to new friendships , new experiences and a State Championship.

Led by co-captains senior Jenn ifer Jeffrey and junior Kay C Elgert , the team broke the school record four times and set a

Caddyshack

new State Tournament record. " We learned and grew each week ", stated Elgert.

The " Lady-Golfers " also had fun off the course

Coach Steve Johnsen said , "the team had a get-together every Friday night , especially before a meet. It really boosted the team spirit and moral ."

A joke held throughout the year was when one of the golfers hit a long drive

into nearby Holmes Lake during practice. All the team heard was the cry of a duck and assumed they hit a real "birdie . "

The success of the team was evident throughout the season They took first in nine tournaments . Sophmore Jodi Herz said that , "it was a great year and I wish it wouldn ' t have to end! "

By Laura Krenk

The Perfect Match

Keeping their goals in success to team support and mind , the boys ' tennis great coaching . " The teams strived to play their sophomores were really best. "Our goal was not to great , too ," added Kester. win , but to do our best, " The varsity team ' s overall stated #l JV singles player goal was to reach the top Junior Joel Foster. • five in state. "We only made

Because the team stayed it to 6th place , but that was focused and played hard , a big improvement from last they had a great season . year," stated senior Justin " We crushed at city ," Freeman . "We played our claimed junior Brad Kester best , and that ' s what "We focused on each match counts. " and had fun. "

the Heartland Conference . Freeman and his doubles partner, Tim Casey , reached the quarterfinals in the State Tournament. "We played our best against East in the quarters ," claimed Freeman .

Throughout it all , both teams played hard and were successful.

By Libertie Miller

The highlight of varsity 's

The JV team credits their season was getting 2nd in

Photos by Heidi Thomas

The Air Up There

Girl ' s basketball continued to prove strong this season. Even though it was hard and difficult , the Knights have proved to prevail over their opponents .

"This year went really great. Our defense was our biggest strength , it always pulled through ," said junior Lindsay Kearns . Their confidence was only part of their success

" Before a game , we prepare

by being as focused as possible . I try to think aggressive and focus on how I can help the team win ," said Kara Grahm , a junior on the team .

" A lot of our motivation comes from our huddles It helps to have the mental intensity ," said senior Mandy Stadler.

This year ' s schedule was more demanding than the past. Tearns were replaced

with harder and tougher opponents . "Our schedule this year was hard , but this helps the team improve ," said Kearns . As for the team , it isn ' t just basketball , basketball , basketball throughout the season . "The best thing about basketball is the people you meet. Getting to know new people and making friendships is great , said Stadler

By Sam Goh

And It's up! Junior

shoots the ball for a two point baske t against Omaha Marion. Th e t eam played Marion in the final round of

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SHOOT-Junior Kara Graham takes th e opportunity to make a basket against Millard South.

Three, two , one , it ' s good! The JV and reserve basketball teams had a season of glory . Junior Sara Johnk of the JV team recalls her thoughts of the year , "The season didn ' t start all right, but we pulled together to make the team better."

Even though the JV team had a slow start , they improved throughout the season and eventually won many of their games. The

Hot Shots!

largest improvement was shown in the talents of those who played. " We worked and improved ," said Johnk.

The reserve team showed the strong talent that will be present at Southeast in years to come " I really enjoyed working with the other people on the team. They were great! " said sophomore Rebecca Skrivanek.

Amid school schedules , jobs and other activities , the girls on the JV and reserve basketball teams found time to wear our school colors

These teams showed great strength and leadership abilities in each one of their games. JV and reserve each finished their seasons with a bang by ending with a record of for JV and for reserves .

By Laura Krenk

Proper preparation is the key to winning anything, especially basketball. The boys' varsity team knew that. From reading scouting reports to keeping with their superstitions, the team prepared for every game as though it was their last. "The night before a game, we'd go over to Matt Kepler ' s and think about the game," stated senior Jordan Mawson "We have

'Blue Chips

a lot of superstitions, too." Among those superstitions were wearing the same socks and boxers for every game. "I always wear my Tweety-Bird boxers when I play," claimed senior Jared Cook

Though the team was disappointed by the way the season ended, losing to LNE in the final seconds of the District semifinal, they were satisfied with their

overall performance. "We played a lot of really good games, " said Cook . " The Northeast games were disappointing, but we played with all we had." Mawson added , " Our team was really strong. We had a lot of versatility, speed, and depth."

In the end, the team agreed that they were a pretty great team.

By Libertie Miller

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If the junior varsity boys' season is any indication, the future looks pretty good for boys ' basketball at Southeast. The JV team defeated Northeast and Lincoln High to clinch the City title " I'll always remember the city game against Northeast," claimed Andy Voss, junior. "We played hard during the game, and even harder in over-time."

Photo by An na Becker

Hoosiers

Bill Zahm, junior, said that the team 's success was due to "our friendship and camaraderie on and off the court." Voss agreed, and added, "The amount of talent on the team made a difference, too . We did not have just one star player, our team had a different set of leaders for every game."

The reserves also had a great deal of talent. "Our

team had a great deal of depth," claimed Andrew Curtis , sophomore. "We were lucky to have a really strong bench. You can count on any of the guys to get up and score points."

Both teams had their share of talent. According to Zahm, Coach Dobbs said it best, "We're an above average team and flat out studs!"

By Libertie Miller

Passing time.

DB-f'BNSB! The JV team prepares to block any shots put up by East. Defense was a crucial part of the team ' s game plan.

The girls ' swimming and diving team capped a successful season with a third place finish at state.

The swimmers relied on team cooperation and a lot of practice "To be a good swimmer or diver you need lots of practice and team unity, " said junior Katie Jensen.

The team was looking forward to a successful season "Our team goal for this

The Swimmer

year is to take first at state ," said senior Nikki Lester.

The swimmers and divers had to fight nervousness throughout the season.

Junior Shannon Zito said "I get nervous at State and on the starting blocks when the starter takes a long time ."

Sophomore Lisa Bukacek said , "I sometimes get nervous , but I just concentrate on what I'm doing and try not to think about the pressure ."

Swimmers had one practice in the morning and one in the afternoon During the morning practices they would swim 3000 yards , and in the afternoon go for 6500 yards.

Their season personified what it means to be a Knight through hard work , dedication , and a winning attitude

By Jason Morphew

on your mark, get set Go! The Southeast Girls ' swim team jumped into the season. They finished third place at the state swimming meet in February

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The Swimming Pool

Talent , determination , and a winning attitude led the boys ' swimming and diving team to a second place finish at state . "We had a really good . season ." said junior Justin Hyde

Senior Brian Hein tied for first place at state in the 100-yard freestyle at :46 . 94 seconds.

Hein also finished first in the 200-yard individual medley at 1 :55 . 70. With sophomore Pat Rowan

finishing second , and senior Tyler Morgan right behind him to come in third

Rowan also came in first in the 100-yard breaststroke at :59.03 .

Morgan finished second place in the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly .

The 400-yard freestyle relay team finished in first at state at 3 : 11.86 . " We have a faster team than last year. " said Morgan .

Coach Bill Flory agreed , commenting that the team doesn ' t have as many members as in past years , but the top end swimmers are better.

Tom Vontz is the new assistant swimming coach this year and Missy Allen is the new Diving coach

Together the team ended the season with achieved goals and unforgettable memories

By Jason Morphew

Hard work , dedication , and mental preparation were key factors to the wrestling team during their season . Wrestlers showed their hard work during daily practices that consisted of running two miles, learning new moves for 30 minutes , wrestling for ·ten minutes , and then jump-roping for 6-10 minutes.

Dedication was shown by going to practices and

Body Slam

keeping a strict diet. Junior Jason Mattison explained , "I can eat anything , but not a lot. "

Mental preparation for each match was another key element this season . When asked how one prepares for a match senior Rich Gilbert stated , " I focus in on my wrestling opponent and stay focused ."

Senior Ryan Munter does just the opposite . "I don ' t have anything special I do

to prepare , I just go out and wrestle ," he said.

Overcoming obstacles is a hard part of any sport.

Sohpomore Rob Cann advised that "you should be able to learn from your mistakes and don ' t let them hold you back on the mat. "

Junior Shane Obebuch agreed , stating " Always work hard , never give up , and good things will happen. "

By Jason Morphew Deonna Price

The most memorable moments of any movie are the ones which keep us on the edge of our seats. Club activities provided the adventure scenes which we could not have found in the classroom. From Spirit Club to Outdoor Encounter, parts were filled by stars of all kinds. There was a role for anyone who wanted to participate in ... the Clubs.

Clubs

The Adventure

Angela Bohling

Kami Brower

Porter Chollet

Martha Christensen

Josh Costello

Alyssa DeFrain

Bradi Gaer

Susan Gondolfi

Jodie Gould

Matt Hansen

Amanda Hau

James Hegwood

Josh Hogrefe

Stephanie Hughes

Cedric Johnson

Steve Kamm

Rosi Russell

Marita Sanchez

Jace Schanou

Matt Stricker

Flora Sweeney

Lynn Walters

Greg Kovacs

Shaun Lierz

Jyoti Mahapatra

Mike McKinney

Josh Nizzi

Russell Ripa

Steve Rokeby

Jamie Rollf

Eric Blomberg

James Bowen

Tamara Feit

Melissa Foulk

Josh Hoyer

Erica Johnson

Toni Matson

Elizabeth Miller

Rob Pea,ce

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Stephan.2 Leuthold

Lance Pattison

Andy Sewell

Brian Spatz

Michelle Weber

Chrissy Wilkinson

Matt Winn

Jennifer Yohn

Clubs

Narumi Watanabe

Sachiko Watanabe

Beth Wilkinson

Kara Rosenby

Zachary Arnt

Krisa Bigler

Leon Castro

Amy Eskridge

Tanja Faust

Steven France

Adam Hansen

Holly Heinisch

Ken Hoffman

Maggi Kuebler

Amy Quinn

Charlie Shonka

Tim Stewart

Alex Williams

Jeremy Winter

Jennifer Wyatt

Jill Adler

Amanda Bargas

Elizabeth Boilesen

Kelly Brey

Hillary Burch

Jessica Cole

Rachel Allen

Julie Barnhard

Sam Brakhage

Carrie Brooks

Heidi Decker

Tanja Faust

Melinda Gude

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Hours of work were spent behind the scenes writing the script in order to make the grade. Sometimes we needed to fail in order to succeed, hut we always had support from our directors, the teachers. They helped us memorize and perform the lines so that we could focus on the big picture ... the Academics.

Script The Academics

Group Time! Sophomores Marri.sa

Muller , Kati e Vigna and Tina

Nau er te/1 work in a group in Oeome try Math classes focused on cooperative learning groups this year.

Help me ., Sue Oraupner helps junior Tonia Zabloudil after school in the math resource room The resource room was set up to help students with work after school.

IBy the Numbers

The concept of teaching math has changed dramatically since last year. It changed from individual learning with a lot of teacher input to more of a group setting with less teacher input. The new method of teaching was supposed to teach the ability to work with a group, as well as self-motivation.

Another change in the math department is the restructuring of the Geometry textbooks. The new

books rely less on the use of two column proofs and more on the use of other methods.

Everything happening with the math department will change the way math is taught for many years to come

By Jason Morphew

That ls real Blg

Weird Science

Science tea c her s u s ed many interesting method s to help students grasp difficult concepts

Randy Emry climbed on top of his desk and jumped off to explain electron energy levels , and Jim Bertrand sang songs with his banjo to explain biology terms

One of the most unusual ways to help students was

Steve Nelson ' s in his Anatomy and Physiology classes . H e organized a scavenger hunt before Halloween using clues that involved Anatomy terms The students ended up in a room where Mr . Nelson was dressed up as Dracula and he explained properties of blood to students .

By Jason Morphew

OK, here ' s the deal Kirk Brown , who prosecutes criminal cases for the Nebraska attorney general 's office , talks to a Criminal Justice class

Let me get this down Sophom c Robyn Cohen hurri ed ly jots down the facts. Fun or not, this was a vi part of making the grade.

Can you find the elephants In this picture ? Hannibal (aka. Chad Blatchfo, leads his e lephants across th e Alps and goes on to attack Rome Blatchford u known to come up with unique and enterta ining ways to get his Western Ci lization class 's attention.

Song of the Thin Man

Psychology class is a place where 22 people can get together and discuss psychological concepts . We do have lectures and tests , but most of the class is focused on students (and me) forming our own opinions about what we believe to be true about psychology. There are several different psychological theories to explain any type of human behavior, so it's vital to be able to critically analyze theories and decide

which ones are most valid . We discuss theories , talk about e xamples , read psychology - related literature , and do independent projects we choose to study. We also have bunches of fun talking , arguing , deciding , telling , showing , playing , doing experiments , and just trying to figure out humans in general.

By Rob McEntarffer

Et tu, Brutes Sophomores Mik e McKinny , David Ford, Brian Chapman , Shawn Ratl]je n , and Nick Tyler p erform Julius Caesar plays for th e comple tion of th e unit

Bags on their heads? Ann Quinlan 's fifth p eriod Diff English prepares for th e plays th ey wrote for the Gree k Theatre unit Ea c h group p e rform ed th e ir trag edy

Small group work and English

Sophomores Chad Wi ec hmann , Erika Hull , Mark Ash , and Cara Comstock work in groups to solve an issue in Mars ha Olson 's English 10 class.

Any Questio n s? AP Language and Composition teacher Kathy Steinke goes over th e worksheet h e r class is to finish , junior Dana Packard has a question ov e r it.

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Book s, group discussions wi th guest adult listener s and many student teacher s, is what Contemporar y Literature is all about.

Contemporar y Literature is a class where you work independently to receive the grade you want.

introductions are made everyone goes off with their guest adult listener to their group discussions . In discussion, students talk about the book and share what they liked and didn't like about what they chose to read.

This is a daily occurre nce and is what makes the class

"Class, thi s is Mr fun. Dupuis, he is here today to discus s the House on Mango Street," began junior Kathleen Solari. After all the

By Micki Anderson

Other People's Money

The Southeast Business and Marketing Department offered two different accounting classes. They utilized math and organizational skills to create balance sheets, income statemen ts, retain earning statements, and statements of owners equity. The classes involved specific, detailed work that required time and energy. Accounting was a full year class. College Accounting was also offered, a class where students could receive partial

college credit. The class worked on a large project called " Varsity Sporting Goods. " The students had to keep records using all of the different techniques they had learned. They had four different exams over the information in the project. ily. -

By Dawn Mundhenke _

n ·s not always dark Junior

develops film in the journal sm dark room. The photographers d e ,elop and print th eir own pictures for the yearbook and newspaper

He Said, She Said

The yearbook staff is responsible for organizing and putting together the Shield . The class meets during seventh hour in room D-113 . The Shield staff is a full year class. The staff positions vary from editor to section editor to staff writer to photographer. The qualifications to be on staff are to have completed the Journalism class ; or to be a photographer a student must have completed a beginning photogra-

phy class The staff works on a series of six deadlines , and a spring supplement. They are responsible for writing the stories and captions as well as designing and completing the layouts.

Senior Sports Editor Ubertie Miller works to "crop " pictures to fit her unusual classes spread.

By Dawn Mundhenke

Green Card

As the world focuses on international unity , knowing a foreign language for job opportunities is a must.

S enior Frank Reavis in Spanish 4 class explained , "I was interested in taking Spanish because I knew it would help in the career I plan to pursue. " Throughout the year teachers make learning fun through games, food days, and audio tapes . Also , Spanish classes have "fiestas ," bull-

fights , Spanish commercials and skits and Spanish holidays are observed

Aside from these fun activities Spanish is also a lot of work and memorization During the four years students are required to memorize over 100 verbs , their meanings, and their conjugations

By Deonna Price

Pucker up! Bel

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Keep on singin' Juniors Jody Rockenbach and Heidi Decker follow Melissa Noonan as she directs Chann soniere. Channsonniere meets P1JP.ruda 1.1 during third period.

The Sound of Music

Did you happen to listen to the radio on the way to school this morning? Did you hear the commercial for The Steak House? Did you wonder who it was that was singing the song? Well , chances are that you know some of the faces that go with the voices . It I . was Ars Nova singing . Ars Nova is one of the • small groups at Southeast. The music that they sing is

of an upbeat jazz style. Singers in Ars Nova and other select group are selected through tryouts. Seni.or Toni Matson said , " I like singing in Ars Nova because it gives me a chance to practice my skills. It also gives us a way to display the talents of the group that we might otherwise not have ."

By Meredith Rees

Strrreeeetch ,, Senior Gretchen H ( and class get ready for a cardiovas< tar workout in their Toning for Fitm class. Toning teacher Mimi

gets her students into shape wh having fun and coordinating t workouts with the hippest music

Body of Evidence

It is evident that the LSE student body will be the next Arnold Schwarzenegger, and weightlifting teacher Denny Pelz is ready I to "Pump you up! "

If you're worried about being the only girl with a bunch of guys you need not worry, because this masculine class has taken on a I feminine side.

" Weightlifting has \ improved my self-esteem and made me feel better I about myself, " said Senior Angela Schwarck.

Besides improving those bulging biceps the weightlifting class isn ' t just pounds being pumped "On Wednesday we have a day off so we don't get sore, " said Sophomore Nate Searcy.

So, if you want to be in shape and don ' t know how to do it, try enrolling in one of the many P.E. courses.

By Nichole Marcelino

Boy do I hate cameras Band instructor Bob firueger teaches all of the instrumental music classes. He takes the bands to all of their contests and he lp s them to be the best.

Making It perfect.. Jazz band practi ces every day seventh period to make sure they are the best they can possib ly be. These members are practi c ing for their upcoming concert

A row full of strings Junior Erin Spiry and senior Matt Shores along with all the members of Orchaestra practice for upcoming concert.

Perfect unison Sophomore Jenny Boop keeps tim e with the other members of the marc hing band This year's marching band had 17 flute players

Working all together The 19931994 edition of th e ma rc hing band played at all of LSE:'s hom e games, along with other contests throughout Nebraska

The Music Man

Football games, parades , and contests are what marching band is all about.

Year after year, the LSE marching band participates in the Star City Parade , the LPS band contest, the Nebraska State Band Members Association, and many other contests in smaller towns.

This year's marching 1 band travelled to Chicago for a Festival of Music. Each of the members going had to do many different things

to raise money for the trip. They did such things as selling coupon books and holiday necessities like wrapping paper and tin cans full of cookies. Others stuffed newspapers for the Lincoln Journal-Star and cleaned up the Bob Devaney Sports Center after all the basketball games .

By Micki Anderson

The Breakfast Club

Have you ever wondered why two weeks out of every semester, room D100 turns into a pre-school classroom? Well, the students in the Exploring Childhood classes are responsible. As part of the class, they hold their own pre-school.

Any child can attend the LSE pre-school. Many teachers even bring their own children. The class spends time preparing

activities, and transforming the room into a place fit for kids of this age. Besides having fun, students are ' able to learn from working with and observing the children . Exploring Childhood students also get the , chance to go to an elementary school where they observe a class and study kids of that age group

By Susannah Strand

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The Cameraman

Though many people think drawing is the only form of art , there are sever al others. Who ever thought that looking at an image produced by a camera could be art?

The most important thing to remember is that one little snap from a camera can produce a !if elong image and work of art.

By Joanna Hume

The process of photography is long and one mistake could ruin dozens of pictures. That's why different classes were offered to teach us how to use a camera, produce images on paper , develop film , fix aperature settings , and change the battery in a came r a Beginning Photography , Photo Tech , and Photo Style were designed with all these skills in mind.

Nine to Five

Have you ever wondered what school would be like without handouts on those wonderfully colored papers? Do you ever wonder how congested the halls would be like without someone to ask for your pass? Media technicians , paraprofessionals and campus supervisors are the answers to all of our questions Never would Southeast be able to function as well as it does without the constant work done by these individuals. Lawrence Riley , one of

the new campus supervisors hired by Southeast this year said , " Our work is never done, but it's a good job and the kids are great. " It is hard work , l:>ut they would agree that it is a rewarding experience which they will always remember

By Laura Krenk

Ven/! Vldl! Vici! Latin 1 s tudent Aaron Offutt, sop homore, works diligently on a hom ework assignment. Many of the Latin students took the class to help build th e ir vocabulary skills.

Behind the scenes Sophomore Cheryl Hamilton helps build scenery in her stagecraft class. The class, taught by McEntarfer, designed sets for school productions.

carpe Diem! Senior Beth Miller, junior Eric Witte , and junior Amy Alfredson go over a Latin translation with Roeber. Miller , Witte, and Alfredson were the only Latin .3 students in the school

How I got into College

Somewhere between English , math , science, social studies , and other required classes , students found space in their schedule to insert interesting and unusual classes .

One of the more unusual classes offered was Latin, taught by Mrs. Shirley Roeber. Among some of the class activities were playing "Circus Maximus, " a game ,- th.at involved chariot races, ar:d wat c hing movies with Roman themes such as

"Spartacus. " " I decided to take two years of Latin because the universities I am applying to said that Latin would help me in the future, " claimed senior Matt Larson.

While some may think Latin is dead , it is alive and well at LSE.

By Libertie Miller

Louise Alfrey-En glis h 1OD

Cail ~UT-Driver ' s Education

Wendi Baus- Ad :-'.,anced A}g~fa , Computer Science r Geometry Adjusted l!ll~ncy Becker-Prin cipal

Rose Beideck-B siness Management, Personal Finance

Rita Bennett -Keyboardi ng 2, Business Communication , Ca reer Education

Jim Bertrand -Diffe rent iated Biology

Chad Blatchford-W estern

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Pat Brown- Spa nish 3 & 5

Mike Butler-W estern C ivil ization, Driver ' s Education

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Gerry Christensen- Beg Photography , Photo Techniques

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Floyd Do ys ics, Physics

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Tom Focht- AP American Histor y, Economics, Diff. Econom ics

Jill Frazer- Spanish 3 & 4

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Tim Golden- Bio logy

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Elyne Henry- Paraprofessional

Corene Herbster- Human Behavior, Independent Living , Interiors

John Herdman- Psy c hologist

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Pat Hunter-Pi r,tJe- AssisJa~n Principal

Darrell Hute " Beginnin Pottery, Beginning Jewelry

Pat Hynek- Office Asso iate

Kelly Johnson- Athl eti c Dir ec t o r' s Se cretary

Mickey Johnson- Co un se lor

Nancy Johnson- At Risk , TURN

John Kastl - Ph ys i cs

Rose Kastl - Relation ships, Pare ntin g, Hum an Be hav io r, Famili es and C ri sis

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Shelia Kellenbarger- Pr e-Ca l c ulu s, Ge om etr y, Tri go no m etr y

John Kennedy- Tec h D raw in g & D es ign, CA D

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Lillian Lemon - En g lish Lit erature & Co mpo sition , En g lish 10

Beverly Loon - Att e nd ance

Sondra Lothrop - Sp eec h Patholo g i st

Karen McCaleb- Paraprofes sion al

Diane McCoy- Sp ec ial Ed HI Inte rprete r

Rob McEntarffer- Composition , Diff Psyc holo gy, Philo soph y, Ad v Sta gec raft

Joannie Michel- Secr et ary

Doug Miller- Per sonal Finan ce, Busin ess Law , Co lle ge Acco untin g

Janet Millnitz- Co un se lor

Chuck i\4izerski- Driver:fS" Ed , W e ight ., • Training

Donna Mullen° General Communi c ation , Americ an Literature and Composition , ' Spe ec h

Anne Munksgaard- Calcu lu s, Geometry , Adv. Algebra

Larry Munksgaard- Athletic Director

Mara Murphy- American Literature and Compos iti o n , Creative Writing

Steve Nelsen- Life Science , A natomy and Physiology

Lisa Nelson- English 10 Adj.

Leonard Nickerson- Pre-Calculus , Ca l cu lu s, A lgebra 1-2

Melissa Noonan- Ch ambe r Choir , Channsonna ire, Cou ntessess & Noble men , Knight Sou nd s

Jane Obbink- Bio l ogy

Vicki Obrecht- Spec ia l Ed Coordinator

Nancy O'Brien- Diff Western C iv., American Histor y

Jill Oestmann- Gra mm er/ Vocabu l ary, General Li terat u re

Marsha Olson- English 10, Modern World Literature

Ron Paulsen- Biology, H ealt h

Mandy Peterson- G l obal, Ps yc ho logy

Mich Pierce- Psychology , Modern US History

Tracy Piper- American Literat ure & Compi)sition , G'rafn'mer/ Vocabu l a ry

Jane Plettner - Accompianist

Dennie Puelz- Weight Tr aining, Team Sports , Ann Quinlan- English 10 Diff, Yearbook, Ame ri ca n Literatpre

Bonnie Quinn- French 2 & 4

Any questions? Biology teacher Tim Golden speaks to hi s class with a smile. Golden was one of a few teachers who had aquariums in their lassrooms

Mary Reiman• Instru c ti ona l Medial Specialist

Jane Reinkordt- German 2, 3, & 4

Judy Riordan• Read in g, Developm e nt al Read in g

Linda Robinson- Spanish 3, Frenc h 3

Tris Rockwell - Adv. & Beg. A lgeb ra

Mary Rodaway- Nurse

Shirley Roeber - Latin 1, 2, 3, En glish 10

Audrey Ruiz- In terpreter

Barb Sampson- Resourc e, Fin ance Spending , Basic Math

Marcella Sanchez - Nels en- Spanish 4

Ginger Sandquist- Attendance Office

Erin Sass- French 1 & 2

Chuck Schanou - Beg. Drawing , 2-D Design , Beg. Jewe lry , 3-D Design

Karen Schanou- Beg. Pott ery , Beg Commercia l Art , Drawing Applications , Beg Painting

Kelli Schoening- Beg. & Adv A lgeb ra, Geometry

Anita Schroeder - Ge rm an 1

Nesha Schumann - Assist ant Princ ipal

Sue Seeman - Accounting , Perso nal Fin ance

Cindy Sellon- Co uns el or Tim Sharer- Mixed Cho ru s, Co urt Choir, Bel Canto, Ars Nova

Marcella Shotwell - Prin c ipal 's Secretary

Joanna Skelley - Applied Chemistry , Chemistry

Bonnie Smith - Adv. Comp ut er App li cat ion , Computer App li ca tion

Fred Smith- Beg. & Adv. A l geb ra , Geometry

Jan Soresen- Co un selor ' s Secretary

Deb Sovey - SCIP, On Your Ow n, Adj.Geometry

Kathy Stei nke• Gram m arNo ca bulary , AP Language and Composit ion

Bob Swanso"°' G loba l Issues (Spnd), Intro to Computer (Spnd), Sc ience

Sara 1'homassen- Ame ri can Hi story

Gene Thom~- Ass i stant At hl et i c Director , American History

Tim Tidball - Amer ican Literature & Compos ition , Co ntemporary Liter ature

Brent Toalson- Weste rn C iv , Ad j G loba l Perspectives , C rimi nal Justi ce

Beth Trauermicht - Adv. & Beg. Marketing

Kathie Urmacher- Fre nc h 3&5

Kerstin VariDervoort - Contemporary Literature , AP Literature & Composition

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Karen Ward - Pre-Calcu lu s, Adv A lgebra Adj.

Kathi Wie skamp - Team Sports , Re c Sports , Toning

David Williams - Eng l is h 10, Debate , Adv. Debate

Ellen Williams - Exper iential Learn i ng

Jane Williams - Litera tu re (Spnd), Adj. Ci t Issues , Caree rs

Jake Winemiller - App l ied Phys ics , Ph ysica l Science

Connie Witt - Vocational Co u nselo r

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n y L ,;k esh, A nn a Becker. Back Row: Deonna Price, Me redith Re e s , Micki Anderson, Susannah Strand,

J y o ti F>fa h ap a tra, Kyle Niemann, Libertie Miller. Not

p i c tu,ed: A dv isor Ann Quinlan, Kelly Dietz, Laura

Kr e nk, N i ch ole Marcelino, Heidi Thomas.

The Colophon

The 1994 Shield was · p ri nted by Walsworth Publishing Co in Marceline , Missouri. 1400 copies of the 24 !)age book were ordered., The theme was created and carried throughoµ t the book by editor Susannah Strand , co ~ , editor Jyoti Mahapafra ,"a riat the yearbook staff .

The Shield ~ as ~ompleted in six deadlines by using the Comtran 3 .4 computer prog liarnf Fonts used were Dawn Mundhenke Souvenir, Bengui~t Italic , Bodo ni Bold Condensed , Optima Bold , h'lelvetica , :New Bas ~erville , and Lubalin

Co-Photo Editor Graph SpecicJ I tVianl<s g9 to Mik~ 0iffenderfe r, our Walsworth representative , a n d ~ mn , Quinlan , yearbook adviser. We w<iul d also like to re t ognize the student body a l)ld the community for al10wing us to create the Shield.

Aiaddin

Arndt, Timothy 26

Arnold , John 26

Arnt, Zachary 46 , 131 , 134,

Adams, Cory 68 , 106 , 107 , 139 , 141 , 155

Baum, Gall 186 209

Baumgart, Nicole 46

Baus, Wendi 186

Bohnart, Desdny 27 , 147 , 223

Bollesen, Elizabeth 69 , 135 ,

Beak, Elise 12 7 153 125

Aron, Jennifer 26

Adams, Michaela 46 , 148 , Aron, Mary 46, 139 , 146 , 148

Beard, Timothy 68 , 81 , 153

Bomberger, Michael 4 7

Becker, Anna 68 , 140 , 151 , Bonne, Stephanie 18, 47 , 145 , 152

Adams, Virgil 68

I

Arthur, Anne 46 225 , 226 146 , 152 , 153 , 154

Arthur, Kevin 46 , 145

Adkins, Timothy 26 , 103 , 150 , Artz, Heather 26 , 137 , 147 ,

Becker, Jesse 27 , 153

Becker, Nancy 20 , 21 , 186

Bonnett, Steven 66

BOOCi ' S BOUTIQUE 201 209 222

Adler, JIii 68 , 135 Asche, Tasha 68 , 152

Aernle, Michael 46 , 139 , 152 Ash, Mark 68 , 164

Agee, Cameron 68 , 131 , 180

Beckmann,Samuel46 Boop, David 2 7

Beebee, Shelly 46 , 113 Boop, Jennifer 69 , 138 , 176

Beerenstrauch, Chad 27 , 103 , Borer, Jennie 69 , 144, 152

Augusdne, Adam 46 , 150 155, 160

Agee, Jennifer 26 , 101 , 145 , Ausdn, Jon 68

Borner, Andrew 4 7

Behrens, Lisa 27

Botkin, Jamie 69 , 127 , 13 7 146, 153 Ausdn, Sondra 46

Ahrendt, Trad 46, 13 1, 140, Avey, JIii 68 , 1 11, 152

Beldeck, Rose 186 Botts, Teresa 4 7

Bell.Justin 13 1

Bouge,Bethany69 , 138 144, 152

Aipperspach, Andrea 26

Bemis, Paula 4 7

Bowen,James47 , 117 , 134 ,

Bender, Chad 68 , 151 , 152 , 139

Alber, Jamie 46 153

Albro, Sharreen 68

Alcorn, Andrea 26, 140, 144,

Benny&

Joon

Bennet, Rita 186

Benson, Sean 2 7

Bowens, Bonnie 186

Bower, Jason 6 7

Bowers, Matthew 2 7 , 97 145 , 146 , 148, 209 Baack, Paul26, 139

Aldridge, Andy 68, 83 , 154 Bachman, Kristine 68 , 138

Alexander, Shannon 26 , 13 7 , Backhaus, Autum 12 7

Bentz, Andrew 69

Bowling, Kelley 69 , 140

Berchenko, Daniel 6 7 , 146 Bowling, Kevin 2 7

Berger, Deborah 27 , 150, 203 , Bowling, Michelle 4 7 140 , 147 , 21 1, 222 Baker, Andrea 46 , 100 , 101 , 213 Boyd, Kelli 69 , 152 Alexander, Tadd 68 137 , 140 , 210

Atfredson, Amy 46 , 127 , 184 • Baker, JIii 68 , 152

Alfredson, Kara 105 Ball, Andrew 68

Berger, Gabrielle 69 Boyte, Dax 69

Bergstrom, Kevin 47 Boza, Gilbert 69 , 99

Berndt, Elizabeth 47, 146, Bracken, Jessica 47 , 150, 213

Alfrey, Louise 186 8allew, Erica 46 , 140, 147 151 , 177 Brady, Justin 27 , 97 Allen, Missy 128 Baillet, Jehan 26 , 140, 147

Berry, Christopher 69 , 99 , 131 Brager, Alison 27 , 150 Allen, Patrick 46 Banta, Oliver 68 , 11 7 , 141

Berryman, Marla 47 , 140, 152 Brager, Erin 69 Allen,Rachel46 , 135 Bantam, Tena 68

Alles, Christine 68 , 152 Barber, David 68 , 152

Bertrand, Jim 186 Brakhage, Samantha 4 7 , 135

Bevan, Morgan 27 , 146, 148 Bram, Kame 4 7

ALTERNATE IMAGE 213 Bare, Kelly 26 , 101 , 144, 145, Beverage, Betsy 8 , 27 , 137, Branclle ; Jeffrey 7 , 47 , 153

Althouse, Brooke 46 , 139 , 146, 150, 153 , 213 , 217 139 , 146, 167, 222, 224 Brandt, Carrie 12 7 150 , 155 Bargas, Amanda 68 , 135 , 152

Beynon, Peter 69 Branum, Larry 4 7 , 48 Amack, Jason 46 Barger, Deana 46 , 148

Blce,Son)a47 , 109, 121. 147 Brasher, Aaron 69 Amen, Rebecca 46

Barksdale, Aaron 8 , 26 , 97 , Blcknell, Jc,hn 67 Brasher, John 6 7 Andersen, Melanie 68 146, 175 , 2 1 1

Biggs, Dan 13 1 Braymen, Charlie 48, 117 , Andersen , Scott 68 Barnett, Joy 26

Bigler, Krlsa 27 , 134 , 139 , 144 , 148, 155 Andersen, Stephen 26 Barney, Adam 26, 146, 151 146, 154, 204 Breen, Joshua 27 , 209 ANDERSON STUDIOS 200 Barnhard, Julle.46, 135 , 140, Bilderback, Mike 6 7, 166 Brethouwer, Laurie 6 7 Anderson, Amanda L 68 , 152 152

BIRl<f.NSTOCK 197

Brethouwer, Michelle 69 Anderson, Amanda R. 68 , B:arrett,Aclam67

Bl~-Bowlln, Eva 4 7

Brettmann, Christi 69 , 152 137 , 205 Barrett, Brandy 26

Bishop, Brendan 4 7 Brey, Kelly 69 , 135 , 152 , 154 Anderson, Brett 68

BARRY'S PHOTO LAB 223

Blackman, Dusdn 2 7 , 97 Briggs, Jody 14, 48 , 141 , 152 , Anderson, Emlly68 , 10 1, 119 Bany,Th~- 26, 209 B~Aclam69 153 , 218 Anderson, (ifff 26, 96, 97 , Bartell, Micah 26 , 209

BLAZE220 154, 209 , 213 Anderson, Jeremiah 46 Bartels, Chris 26 , 146, 153,

Blatchford, Chad 162 , 186 Brinkhoff, April 7 , 27 , 146, 140, 146, 217 Bartels, Andra 68 , 144

Blaze, Jason 129

Broadus, Michael 69, 99 , 152 , Anderson, Jesse 46 , 131 , 139 154

Blessing, Terry 67 218 AndersOII, Micki 26 , 137 , Barth, Sarah 66 , 140

BUss, Amy 47 , 139

Brodecky, Stacy 69 151,205, 209 , 210 , 225 , Bartling, Kelly 68

loebaum, Shannon 2 7

Broderick, Thomas 6 7 227

Barto, Amy 68

Anderson, Nicole 26, 140, Basel, Steven 26, 97 , 140, 146

Eric 47 , 131 , 134 , Broderson, Andrew 69

Brolhorst, Jason 27 , 96, 97 , 150, 170 Bass, Kevin 27 , 138, 147 , 149

BLOMGREN &. BARGER 221 209 Andrews, Arie 68

Bassett, Amy 66 , 115

Blue,~t27

Brolhorst, Randy 186 Andringa, Curds 46 , 103 , 139, Bastanl, Zuben 27 , 155

Blush, Amy 66

Brommer, Krista 48 145 , 154

Battelle, Nicole 27 , 140

Bogle, Judy 186

Bronson, Heather 69, 195 Anthony, Angela 67

Batty, Jusdn 46

Bohling, Angela 69 , 134, 148, Brooks, Carrie 48 , 135 Archer, Rebecca 68

Bauer, Andrew 68 153 Brooks, Jeffrey 6 7 Arens, Michael 46

Bauer, Elizabeth 68

Bohling, Brian 47 , 97 , 125

Brooks, Linda 183, 186 Armbruster, Megan 26 , 139 , Bauer, Nathan 46 , 139, 140

Bohling, Kevin 140, 149 Brower, Jane 104 146

Bauer, Samantha 46

Bohling, Suzanne 27 , 145 , Brower, Kami 6 7, 134

Brown, Ariel 69

Campbell, Danny 66

Brown, Christopher 48 , 70, Campbell, Sarah 48

Claus, Gary 28 , 198

Claus, Molly 48, 109 , 119

Crouse, Donna 49

Cruise, Christopher 29 151

Cann, Robert 70 , 99 , 130, Claypool, Scott 28

Brown, Kelvin 6 7 , 13 1 131 , 154, 155

Clayton, Zach 70

Crumb, Jamie 71

Crummett, Mariah 49 Brown, Patrick 70 , 138, 186 Carlson, Lesa 70

Clements, Andrew 70, 99

Cudaback, Haley 49 Brown, Rachel 48 , 146, 152 Carlson, Mark 48 , 99 , 150

Clements, Scott 70 , 99

Currie, Brian 29, 209 Brown, Richard 131 Carney, Christine 28, 144, Clinard, Courtney 101

Curry, Jon 71 , 154 Brown, Tierney 70 154,209

Cloutier, Joe 13 t

Curtis, Andrew 71 , 124 Brownlee, Bruce 2 7, 138, 150 Carney, Julianne 70 , 115,

Cocozza, Joshua 70

Curtis, Christopher 71 Bryant, Carla 70 145 , 153, 154

Cocozza, Kristen 48 , 105 , Cutting, Kim 71 Bryer, Christian 27 , 13 7, 144 , Carpenter, Paul 70 140,145

146 , 222 Carper, Courtney 114, 115

Buckbee, Michaela 70 Carter, Chad 70 , 99

Buda, Brian 10, 27, 97 Carter, Kevin 70

Coffey, Julie 48

Cohen, Abby 214

Cohen, Renee 48 , 101

Dazed and

Confused Budde, Erika 70, 101, 146, Carter, Robert 70

Cohen, Robyn 70 , 153, 162 177 Casados, Kanneatch 66, 131

Hudler, Jessica 67 Casey, Diane 186

Colzlne, Brian 1 17

Dagel, Lorin 29

Cole, Jessica 48 , 70 , 135 , 146 , Daggett, Brian 71 , 138, 141

Buethe, Benjamin 48, 140, Casey, Timothy 28 , 89, t 16, 153, 154

Damian, Nicole 29 , 140 153 , 154 l l 7, 140, 144, 145, 146, Cole, Kade 71, 127 , 152 Daniel, Draper 71 , 99 Buettner, Aaron 27, 146, 151 , 152, 153, 155,163,209, Cole, Lora 48

Daniel, Jackie 97 209 218

Coleman, Benjamin 28 , 97 , Daniels, Aaron 71 Bukacek, Lisa 70 , 104, 105, Casey, Todd 28, 117, 146, 131

Dankenbring, Karin 71 126 , 127 170,209

Coleman, Scott 21 , 71

Danse,Jesse 129 Bulin , David 70 , 138, 144, Cassata, Sue 163 , 186

Collings, Tara 71, 153 Darling, Justin 49 146 , 152 , 154, 155 Cassel, Kimberly 70, 146 , 152

Comstock, Cara 71 , l 52, 164 Davenport, Iris 29 , 140, 146 Bullock, Trevor 48, 99 Caster, Dick 98 , 99 , 131, 186

Conard, Seth 48

DAVID DALE 216 , 217 Buman , Jodi 70 , 109 , 121 Castro, Jason 70

Condon, Michael 29, 146, Davidson, Sharlene 67 Bundy, Jeffrey 48, 151 Castro, Leon 66 , 134 , 139, 203 Davis, Daniel 71 Buntemeyer, Jay 48, 99 151

Connealy, Molly 71 , 144 , 152 Davis, Jessica 72 Buntgen , Amy 48 Cate, Christen 152

Connell, J.R. 174 , 186 Day, Barry 66, 97 Burbacek, Lisa 152 Cate, Jennifer 152 , 153

Connick, Ann 29,223 Day, Jesse 67 , 103 Burbach, Jacob 70, 99 Caudy, David 186

Connor, John 71 , 99

Deal, Richard 72 Burbach , Ryan 27 , 97 , 146, Centuori, Cristina 48 , 148, Conroy, Joseph 71 Dean, Don 186 200 150,155

Cook, Jared 29 , 97 , 140 Decker, Heid i 49 , 135, 172 Burch , HIiiary 70, 135 Champoux, Dan 186

Cook, Samantha 49

Decker, Michael 6 7 Burgess, Troy 27 , 97, 139 Chapman, Brian 164

Cook, Stephanie 49 , 112, Decker, Nathan 72 Burk, Stephanie 28 Chapman, Carmen 70 113 , 147

Deeter, Cary 72, 152 Burkey, Josh 117 Chapman, Nathan 28

COOKIE COMPANY 214

Defrain, Alyssa 7 , 29 , 134 , Burkey, Justin 48, 99, 137 , Chapman, Nonya 28, 140

Coon, Lindsey 29, 115, 137 , 148 140 CHEERLEADERS 222 140, 154,222 ,224

Degrave, Todd 67 Burkey, Nicole 28, 146, 154 Cheney, Justin 70

Cooper, Cbdstopher 71 , 99 , Denton, Kristin 49 Burkman, Travi s 70 Chilcote, Adria 48 125

Detwlller, Tanya 29 Burlington, Jeffrey 48, 99, 125 Chollet, Porter 48, 131 , 134 Cooper, Michael 6 7

Dewitt, Angela 72 Burn s, Matthe w 6 7 , 140 Christ, EJlzabeth 70, 101, 144 Cooper, Scott 71

Dickey, Tiffany 72 , 136, 222 Burn s, Natalie 48, 148 Christ, Mandy 28, 209

Corder, Mitchell 49

Diekmann, Roger 49 Burn s, Th omas 70, 117, 151 Christen, Shawn 28, 96, 97, Coren, Ablpll 29, 127, 146

Dietrich, Laura 49 Burrow, GIii ian 48 201

Corkle, Shannon 71

Dietz, Kelly 72 , 135, 140, 148, Buss, Adam 70 Christensen, Darcie 48

Busson, Jo hn 131 Christensen, Gerry 186

Butl er, Mike 97, 131, 186 Christensen, Martha 48 , 134

Butl er, Ted 8 , 9 , 28, 96, 97, Christenson, Brian 70

CORNHUSKER. BANK 195 151, 152, 153 , 225, 226

Corrales, lollta 49

DINGWELL PHOTOGRAPHY

Corwin, David 71 224

Cose, Chad 71, 125

Dirks, Shane 49 , 117 , 137 131

Butte, Dennis 186

Christiansen, Charles 48

Costello, Daniel 29 , 97 , 140, Dirksen, David 72 , 99

Christiansen, Tara 28 , 153 146

Buttress , Amelia 48, 115, 150 Christiansen, Tom 186

Costello, Joshua 71 , 134

Dlssmeyer, Michael 29

Dlttenber, Jon 29 , 97 , 140 , Byrd , M e lanie 70, 144 Christianson, Robert 70

Gty Slickers 2

Cad e, Chad 70, 99 , 125

Christie, Karen 70

Christilne, Charity 48 , 1 11 ,

Covalt, Victor 162 207 , 209

Covollk. Kellle 71

Covollk, llesel 29

Do, Jamie 49

Doak, Sean 49 , 99 , 139 152,218

Christman, Jeffrey 28 , 178

Calhoun, Dustin 70 , 131 Clnard, Courtney 12 7

Coyle, Ertn 66

Crandall, Jennifer 6 7

Cranford, Matthew 49 , 145

Doan, Christopher 49 , 150

Doan, Jesse 72 , 99 , 131

Dobbs, Mike 124, 125 Cal lahan , Joy 70 , 146 , 151 Clare, John 70 , 97 , 99

Campbell, Chad 48

Campbell, Chrissy 115

CLARION 210

Clark, Angela 48

Clark, Kevin 6 7

Creswell, David 71 , 1 17 , 146

Crippen, Kent 186

Crltel, Jason 49

Crosby,Carol 186

Dobler, Matthew 29

Dodds, Dustin 29 , 97

Doeschot, William 72

Doiel, Chad 72

Dombrowski, James 72 , 103 135 , 152

Donahoe, Ryan 29 , 97

Donaldson, Mitzi 72

Erickson, David 50 , 103 , 129

Erickson, Jenny 72 , 101 , 145 ,

Donley, Eric 49 153

Dorn, Michael 72

Dorr, Ralph 49 , 103 , 139, 145

Erikson, Kelly 6 7

Erwin, Hyle 72

Dorsey, Shannon 72 , 110 , Escobar, Rocio 50

Horea, Crystal 51 , 140 Garman, Heidi 31 , 145 , 146

Hores, Valerie 5 1 Garman, Jason 73

nory, BIii 128, 187 Garrett, Jennifer 31 , 140, 160

Focht, Tom 187 223

Ford, Cambric 30 , 160 , 209 Garris, Corey 73 , 125 , 152 ,

ford, David 10 , 72 , 164 218

Forsgren, Jeremy 51 Garrison, John 187 111 , 121

Eskridge, Amy 18 , 30 , 134,

foster, Joel 51 , 1 16, 11 7 , 141 , Gaston, Erick 73 , 99

Dougherty, Dan 14 , 186 139, 146 , 150 , 213 145 , 146 , 147 , 153 , 154 Gates, Lisa 51

Doughty, Floyd 186

Downing, Douglas 50

Eskrldge,Aprll72 , 135 , 154

Esquivel, Cedric 67 , 97

foster, Kimberly 51 , 170 Gauldin, Rikki 73 , 121

Foulk, Melissa 51 , 134 , 139, Gealy, Scott 51 , 99 , 150 Downing, Kent 72 , 138 , 145

Dozier, Jeremy 50

Esquivel, Le Nedda 66 152,1 54 Gelstllnger, Dave 131

Essay, Rhonda 50

fowler, Catherine 72 Gelstllnger, Laura 31 , 146 , Dozier, Matthew 6 7 , 140 Esslnk, Shane 50

fowler, fellcla 72 , 100 , 101 , 147 , 209

Drees,Angela29, 140 , 141 , Estes, Jason 72 , 99 12 1 Gentry, Erin 51 , 153 146, 148

EUPHORIA 220

frager, Nicholas 72 , 99 George, Hllarl 5 1, 140 Drelth,Cllartene 186 IVANS STUDIO 204

frager, Stephanie 30 , 146 Gerbig, Ashley 51 , 59 , 166 Drew, Stacy 50, 140 , 153

Evasco, Erin 66 , 170

Fraley, Nickolas 72 , 138 Gerhardt, Richard 31 , 42 Druery, Aaron 29, 139 Everett, Kathryn 50

France, Steven 19 , 51 , 134 , Gesch, Jeremiah 73

Duckers, Christi 50 , 140 Ewell,Rachel50, 140 153 Gibbs, Jeremiah 73 Dudek, Debbie 29 , 146 Ewoldt, John 72

Fraqdl, Sheri 73 , 138 Gibson, fritz 51 , 137 , 145 , Duden, Matthew 7 2

frandsco, Heather 73 , 146, 146 , 153 , 154, 155 I Dumke, Heather 50 148 , 154 Gibson, Ian 73 , 99 I ; Dunbar, Jeffrey 50, 153

Far&Away

Franson, Amber 6 , 30 , 200 GIibert, Richard 31 , 130, 131 Dunn , Christopher 29

Fahey, Jonathan 50 , 150, 210 fras, Nlkolal 73 ; 99 155 Duong, Hang 50

Fairbanks, James 6 7

Frazer, JW 187 GIifiiian, Dameon 73 l)uryea, Tiffanie 50 , 153 Fairley, Royce 50

Frederick, Brett 131 Gllllsple, Kam 109 , 121 Duval, Zachary 9 , 29, 96, 97

FAMILY DRUG 214

Fredette, Dan 73 , 141 Gillund, Christy 31 , 140, 147 Dyer,Erln50 , 105 , 136 ,1 45 , Faris, Nicole 50

Fredrickson , Nathan 73 Glister, Lara 8 , 31 , 88 , 137 , 222 Farley, Shana 50

freeman, Derek 30 , 117 , 146 146, 147 , 222

Farley, Tim 11 1 freeman , Justin 30 , 116 , 117 , Gittins, Catharine 73 , 144,

Eght

Seconds

FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 146 152 210

Eastin , Scott 29 , 223 fASTSIGNS 220

French , Jeffre 73 , 99 Glazeman, Jason 103

Frey, Jeffrey 73 Glenn,.Paul 73 , 99 Eddins, Adam 50 Faust, Tanja 50 , 109 , 134 ,

Friede, Scott 6 7 Goans,Carol 187 Eddy, Arlys 186 135 , 147 , 148

Friedman, Danlel 30, 144, Gogan, Nicole 51 , 146 , 153, Edwards, Chuck 187 Faustman, Nicholas 10, 30 , l 45, 146, 152 , 153, 155 , 155 Edwards, Jane 187 155 169, 185,214, 2 18 Goh, Samuel 51 , 148 , 151 , Eells, Jeffrey 29 , 97 , 140, 146, feely, Kate 121

FRIESEN 215 225 , 226 147 , 170 feely, Michael 50 , 125 frlesen,Courtney73 Golden, Tim 187 , 189 Eggen, John 50 , 137,210 feerhusen, Matthew 30 , 146

Ehlers, Jeffrey 72 , 144 feess, Jeffrey 50

Friesen, Theresa 5 1

frobom, Jon 30 , 209

Goiter, Gustav 5 1

Gondolfl, Susan 74, 134, 148 Eide, Jeremy 50 , 137 , 145 , felste, Andra 30, 145 , 146 ,

Fruhllng, Kristin 30 , 150, 224 Goode, Ty 8 , 9 , 31 , 96 , 97 146, 154 147,1 52 , 155

Fuerst, Aaron 5 1

Goodnight, Colleen 51 Elder, Cynthia 72, 153 felt, Tamara 30, 101, 134, fuller, Erica 73

Goodwater, Jessica 3 1, 146 Elder, Mandy 72 , 152 137 , 146, 222

Fulton, Nicolas 73 , 99

Goodwater, Shella 74 , 1 1 1 Elgert, Kay 'C. SO, 114, 115 fellers, Erica 72 , 152

Goodyear, Andrew 3 1 Elkins, Jerrad 67 Fenton , Joel 72

Grumpy

Gordon, Terrence 51 Elliott, Abby SO, 1 13, 160 Fertig, Jaime 72 , 135 , 152

Gormley, Thomas 52 Elliott, Andy 29, 97, 139 fields, Randall 72 , 145

Old Men

Gotchall, Robert 74 Ellis, Bradley SO, 103 , 141 Hlliez, Matt 72 t Gould, Jodie 52 , 134 Ellison, Andrew 50 Finley, Ashley 117

Gadeken, Kandice 73

Graham, Kara 13 , 52 , 118, Elsasser, Troy 50 Finley, Beau 117

Ely, Susan 29 , 137 , 144, 146, Finn, Nathan 6 7

Gaer, Bradl 11 , 31 , 134, 216 119

Ga.ge,Mkhael31

Graham, Monica 52 153 , 171 , 210 Firestone, Matt 72 , 99

Ga.In, Cassandra 73, 144 , 152

Gallardo, Denise 66

Galusha. Scott 1 13

Graterol, Sandra 6 7 , 141

Graham, Tiffany 74 , 138 Emry, Randy 187 Fischer, Eric 72

Emry, Timothy 50 , 125, 148 Fischer, Kyle 50 , 99

Gratopp, Ryan 31 , 129 , 146, Engel , Joel 50 Fishburn, Jared 30

Gamet, Stephanie 73 , 105 , 154, 209

Engel, Naomi 29 Fisher, Mary 30 , 144 135

Graupner, Sue 158 , 187 England, Matt 72 , 103 , 145 , Fisher, Rebecca 72 , 135

Gangler, Matthew 45

Graves, Derek 74 153 Asher, Shawn 50 , 99 , 131

Ericksen, Amy 29 , 127 , 209 Hetcher, Anne 187

Gannori, Kyle 73

Garbers, Holly 66 , 146

Green, Clayton 74

Green, DeeAnn 74, 105 Erickson, Christine 21 , 72 , Hetcher, Donald 50

Gardner, Jessica 73 , 146 Green, Jason 31

Gardner, Tony 67

Green, Tripp 8 , 9 , 3 1, 146,

147 , 209

Greenfield, Deon 74

Harms, Kimberly 31 , 146 , 148 211 , 212

Harms, Sara 52

Gregg, Katherine 74 , 144, 153 Harnly, Matthew 31

Gregorius, David 74 , 117 Harr, Heather 74 , 109 , 121

Hinkle, Jeremy 32 , 140

Hoyt, Carly 32 , 21 7

Hubbard, Brian 76 , 138

Hinkle, Sarah 75 Hubble, Jessica 76

HINKY DINKY 2 I 2

Hudson, Shaaron 187 Grell, Sara 73 , 74 , 152 Harrell, Jason l 3 l

Griffith, John 52 , 140 Harrifeld, Troy 74

Griffith, Judson 52 Harrington, Sheri 185 , 187

Gropp, Rik 131

Harris, Adam 52 , 146

Groshans, Scott 3 1, 167 , 224 Harris, Alison 7 , 74

Gross, Kylee 74 Harris, Chelise 74 , 152

Grosshans, Leslie 74 , 112 , Harris, Melissa 52

Hlnrichs,Krlstopher53 , 99 Huebert, Justin 53

Hobbs, Mark 75

Hobelman, Monte 53

Hobson, Anson 53

Hobson, Melissa 75

Hodgson, Bret 75 , 155

Hoelscher, Christopher 75

Huff, Andy 53

Huff, Marc 53 , 138, 151 , 171

Hughes, Stephanie 76, 134

Hulett, John 76

Hull, Erika 76 , 164

Humann, Anita 53 1 13

Harris, Trenton 3 1

Grossman , Edward 31 Harrison, John 52

Grove , Amanda 74 , 115 Harrison, Karen 74

Gruber, Jeffrey 74

Hoelscher, Jamie 105

Hume, Joanna 32 , 151 , 223 ,

Hoff, Brian 75 225 , 227

Hoffman, Connie 53 , 141 , Huneke, Kevin 76

Harrison , Tom 52 145 , 152, 153

Gude , Melinda 52 , 135, 148 Harvey, Christine 74 , 135 , 152

Hunkins, Heidi 32 , 146 , 209

Hoffman, Karen 53 , 141 , 148 , Hunnlk, Heather Van 146 , 153 Guent er, Jesse 52 , 145 Haszard , Christina 31 , 146, 152

Hunt, Jamie 8 , 9 , 14, 19, 32 ,

Guenzel , Nick l 03 147 , 224

Hoffman, Kenneth 53 , 134 , 89 , 137 , 139 , 141 , 144, Guenzel , Robert 7 4 , 99

Gulll , Justin 74

Hathaway, Matthew 52 , 129 139 145 , 146, 152 , 209 , 218

Hatten, Heather 52

Hoffman, Rob 75 , 145 , 153 Hunter-Pirtle, Pat 20 , 21 , 187 ,

Gullzla, Jessica 74, 135 Hau , Amanda 3 l , l 34, l 38, Hogan, Michelle 53 191 Gumb, Megan 52 146,149 Hogg, Jennifer 53 Huntington, Matthew 76

Gunn , Shane 52 Hauck, Heather 74

Havener, Miranda 52

Home Alone

Hogrefe, Jacob 53

Hogrefe, fosh 146

Huntwork, Jeremy 32 , 209

Hunzeker, Christopher 76 , Hayes, Kari 52 , 139 , 146

Hogrefe, Joshua 75, 134, 138 , 129 , 145

Hayes, Kelly 74 , 136 , 222 144 , 154 , 155

Haase, Ashley 144 Hayes, Vicki 67 , 135 ,1 46

Haase , Elizabeth 31 , 139 , 144, Heckman , Alissa 74

Hunzeker, Stephanie 76

Hohensee, Samantha 75 , 12l, Hurd, Abigail 53 , 150, 213

135 , 140 , 146, 148, 152 Hurst, Joel 53 209 Hefley, Tana 52

Haberstic h , Mary 74 , 146 , 152 Hegel, Barry 52

Hollingsworth, Angela 32, Hutchens, Kate 127

135 , 140 , 146, 154 , 216 Hutcheson, Rochelle 54: Hall , Matthew 52

Hegwood, James 52 , 134,

Hallgren, Christopher 18, 31 , 138, 148 , 155

Hollmann, Clay 75 , 99 Hute, Darrell 187

Holman, Janel 75 Hyde, fustln 54, 102 , 128 96,97, 139, 209 Hein, Brian 32 , 128, 129

Hallinan , Marilyn 52 , 145 Helnlsch, Holly 52 , 134 , 139 ,

Holman, Penny 75 , 127 Hynek, Pat 187

Holmberg, Glenda 187 Hynes, Jerry 76 Hamburg, Brian 74 153

Holmberg, Kimberly 75, 1 11, HYVU 198

Hames, Aaron 7 , 74, 117 , 151 Heinke, John 74 148, 152

Ham i lton , Cheryl 74 , 184 Hempel, Ashleigh 74 , 136 , Holt, Todd 75

Ham i lton , Julie 74 2 22

Hamilton, Shannon 31 , 137 , Henkel, Justin 52

Holtgrewe, Alyssa 75 , 146

Intersection

Honeycutt, Jamie 75 , 111 Ingram, Amy 54 168,21 0 Henning, Jodi 52 , 135 , 137 , Hong, Richard 32 , 139 , 146 , lnhofe, Ryan 54

Ham p ton, Gabriel 3 1 146 , 147 , 148, 152, 154, 217 Irons, Alison 76

Ham pton , Shawn 31 , 146, 218

Hopkins, Lane 75 , 99 , 152 , Ivory, Gina 54 , tot , 137,210 154 Henning, Jonathan 18, 28 , 6 7 , 218

Hance , Crystal 74 146, 147, 154

Horn, feffrey 53 , 138

Hand , Kama 74 , 110, 111 , Henry, Elyne 187 Horn, Megan 32 , 146 121 Hensley, Michael 67

Jurassic Park

Horn, laura 53 f.R. WURTZ 206 , 207 , 208, Hangltt, Kelly 1 11

Herbster, Corene 187

Hansen, Adam 139 Herdman, John 187

Horner, Jacob 53 209

Hornyak, Denise 32 , 101 , Jackson, Heather 54

Hansen, Adam C. 52, 134 Hergenrader, Jonathan 74, 99, 135 , 146

Jacobs, Amy 33 , 119 , 139 , Hansen, Adam R. 52 125

Han sen, Carmen 74

Hornyak, Scott 75 , 152 209

Hergenrader, Matthew 74 , 99 , Horton, Andrew 53

Hansen, Matthew 31 , 134, 125

Horton, Jim 53 , 99 , 125

Jacobson, Aaron 54

James, Aaron 33 , 97 , 137 , 146,1 54 , 198, 209

Hansen ,Paul74

Hansen, Shawn 52

Hergenrader, Sara 75

Herman, Andrew 75 , 99 , 131

Hoskins, ~ey 75 , 152 210

Hoskins, Heather 32 , 160 ,

Hermanson, Ben)amln 52 204

Hanshaw, Chance 52 , 155 , Hernandez, Lisa 146

Houchin, Tricia 75

James, Chelsea 54 , 150, 213

James, Jennifer 54

Jarnagin, Holly 54 , 109 178

Herr, Julie 14, 52 , 141 , 145 , HOUSE OF HOLLOWAY 196

Hardman, Robert 52 149 , 152

Hardy, Andrea 105

Herz, Jason 75

House, Benjamin 6 7

Howard, Jeremy 76

Jarzynka, Carrie 54, 145

Jecha, Andrew 6 7

Jeffrey, Jennifer 33, 114, 115, Hardy, Boyd 31

Hargitt, frank 31

Hargitt, Kelly 12 1

Harms, Angela 52

Herz, Jodi 75 , 114 , 115

Hess, Gretchen 32 , 174 , 21 7

Hiatt, Jeremy 75

High, Frannie 127

Howard, Sarah 76 , 135 , 154 140, 145

Howard, Sarah-Helen 145

Howlin, Trisha 148

Jenkins, David 76

Jenkins, Ryan 76

Hoyer, Joshua 32 , 134 , 146 , Jennings, Clayton 54 , 99

HIit, Jennifer 32 , 146 , 147 , 150 , 152

Jensen, Caleb 13 , 76 , 99 , Kang, Christine 54 , 145 ,

Knoplk, Nickl 33

Laesch, Carla 77 145 148, 153

Knox, Charles 33

Lairmore, Michelle 56

Jensen, Jay 76 , 99 Kang, Julie 33 , 145 , 154, Knox, Jayde 33 Lake, Stephanie 34 , 101 , Jensen, Katie 54 , 126, 127 155 , 217

Knutson, Eric 77 119 , 204 Jensen, Kristy 12 7 Kanne, Martin 54 , 170

Kohl, Pat 188 Lamb, Cortney 56, 102 , Jensen, Steuard 33 , 144, Kaputska, Gabriel 6 7

Kohn, Michele 33 103 , 125 146, 151 , 155 Kastl, John 188

Kohn, Robert 33

Lambelet, Lisa 34 , 113 , Jepson, Christine 33 , 140, Kastl, Rose 188

Kow, Lonnie 67 , 140, 149 146, 203 146 , 200 Kauhnann, Lynn 188

Kollars. Jamison 33 Lamkins, Scott 56, 154 Jepson, Julie 76 , 138 Kaolins, Tyler 54 , 99

Kollars. JIii 55 Lane, Steven 56, 138, 146 Jewell, Sarah 54 , 109, 150, Kearns, Lindsey 54 , 118, Kollmorgen, Kyle 129 Langan, Terry 34 213 119 , 145 , 152 , 218

K91llllOJSen, Stephanie 33 , Langan, Tom 77 Jex, Russell 54 , 99 , 150

Kebrlael, Hamed 76 127 Lange, Kara 34 , 140 Johnk. Sara 54 , 113 , 120, Keetle, Christopher 54,

Kontos, Kala 55 Languls, Joshua 56 Johns, Kellly 188

Komenda, Christy 55 Langtry, Benlamln 77 121 103 , 145 , 154

Kellwltz, Geoff 76 , 131

Kopf, Travis 77 , 99 Lannln, Amy 77 , 152 Johns, SIMron 54

Kellwltz, Gregory 67

Korth, Kasey 33 Lanning, Michael 77 : 139 , 146 Keller, Cara 76, 1 t t , 152

Kopp, Joseph 14, 33 , 155 Lanning, Alena 77 , 144 Johnsen, fdc:a 33, 134, Kellenbarger, Shella 188

Kotopka, John 131 l.aPorta, Craig 56 , 99 Johnsen, Erin 76

Keller, Megan 76

Kottwitz, Catherine 77, 135 Laracco, Robert 66 Johnson, Bo 76, 129, 159 Kelley, Patrick 76

Kovacs, Greg 55 , 134, 170 Larsen, John 98 , 188 Johnson, Britt t 27 Kelly Hargitt 121

Kovar, David 77 , 129 Larsen, Jorena 188 Johnson, Cedric 33, 134, Kelly Walter 12 1

Kr~ lk, Ann 55 , 113 , 140, Larsen, Nathan 56 , 99 149

Kelly, Angela 76 , 135 146, 151 Larsen, Nicholas 34 , 144, Johnson,Chris 12 , 54, 125 Kelly, Gabriel 67

Kramer, Joslyn 77 146 , 151 Johnson, Christopher J. 54 Kemp, Nicole 54

Kr.um, Rebecca 77, 139, Larson, Jessica 56 Johnson, David 76 , 117 Kemper, Shelli 54 152 Larson, Matthew 34, 144, Johnson, Jennifer 33, 67 Kenna, Eric 54

Krenk, Laura 14, 55 , 139, 145 , 146 , 147 , 148 , 185 Johnson, Jocelyn 54 , 1 11 , Kennedy, John 188 141 , 145 , 146 , 151 , Larson, Susie 101 135 , 150, 213 Kepler, Matthew 33 , 140, 152 , 153 , 225 , 227 Larson, Ted 100, 101 , 103 , Johnson, Joelle 54 144, 146 , 152 , 154, 214

Krieger, Amy 34 , 135 , 137 , 188 Johnson, Keith 76 , 99 Kerkman, Matthew 54 210 Larson, Tbela 34 Johnson, Kellie 76 , 127 , Kessler, Phillipp 76 , 155

Krohn, Joseph 6 7 Last, Donovln 56 146

Kester, Bradley 55 , 116, Krueger, Bob 176, 188 latdmer, Timothy 6 7 Johnson, Kristin 54 , 150 , 117

Krumenauer, Angela 77 Lauber, Joseph 18, 56, l 03, 213 Kiefer, Misty 33, 141 , 146 Kruml, Angela 55, 146 137 , 139, 146 , 152 , Johnson, Kristofer 33 , 146, Kildare, Treves 55

Knunvlecla. Shelley 55 154,171 , 218 209 Kimberly, Jacob 55

KrlJse. Brian 77, 99 Lauderbach, Pam 188 Johnson, Mickey 188 King, Bradley 33, 146 , 147,

KrlJse. Matthew 34 , 97 Laughlin, Sharri 56 Johnson, Nancy 188 154 144, 146 Lausten, Karll 127 Johnson, Paige 76 King, Bryan 55

Kubly, ~phanle 115 Lautenbach, Stephen 77 Johnson, Richard 67 King, Will~ 76

Kuchta, Kari 55 Lawler, Pat 77 , 125 Johnson, Stephanie 54, Kinghorn, Erk 33, 146

K,JNGS224 Ii 121 , 1'34 , 136, 139,222 135 , 152 , 154 Johnson, Steve 1 14, 1 15

Kuebler, Maggi 55, 109 , Lawton, Rebecca 13 , 77 , l 11 , 135

Kingston, Vincent 33

Ku~bler, Mimi 174, 188 Lay, Chad 34, 102 , l 03 , Jonas, Seth 76, 144

Kinney, Jim 188

Kuenning, Kerry 55 146, 151 , 154, 179 , 221 Jones, Lisa 3.3 , 211

Kinney, Kdsdn 55, 151 , Kuhlman, Jennifer 56 Leacock, Karln 34 , 146 , Jones, Nicole 76, 152 153

KuJifman, Justina 77 154 , 209 Jones, Sharon 11

Kinsey, Nicole 55

Kuhn, Deanna 34 , 140, Lear, Shaun 34 Jones, ifracy 76

Kirk, Troy 55 , 139, 152 146, 148 Lebow, Ryan 56, 125 Jorg~ Angle 76

Kiser, Joseph 55

Judd'~n 33

Jult;II, E:hris 54

Kukllsh, Steven 34 , 97 , Lebsock, Jesse 66

Kisicki, Aaron 76, 145 , 153 131 , 140 LeDuc, Jamie 56

Kisicki, Bradley 76 , 77 ,

JURCiENA PHOTOGRAPHY 145 , 153 , 154

JC-.ze. Sandra 188

Ledy, Jamie 56

Kupdnsld, Aaron 34, 144, Lee, Nathan 56 , 99 211

Kitching, Julian 76 , 99 145

Klein, Dustin 76 , 99, 130 ,

JGndergarten

Kupplg. Diane 188

Leftwich, Lyndsey 67 , 140

LeGeros, Nakula 77 , 154 131 , 161

Klein, Jason 33, 209

Kurtzer, Kent 77 , 103

LeGrand, April 56

Lehmkuhl, Carrie 35, 146 ,

Knapp, John 33 198

Knievel, Melissa 77 , 111

LttleMan

Leick, Anthony 56, 99, 146, Kafka, Andrew 33 , 144, Knight, Amy 33 , 147 , 200 Tate 154 146

Knoche, Lori 55 , 137 , 141, Leishman, Christian 56

Kaiser, Sam 54 , 139 153

Kamm, Steven 54 , 134, 147

Ladman, Megan 11 , 16, 56 , Leiter, Bltsy 182

Knoplk, Erin 77 136, 139 , 222

Leiter, Derek 77 , 106, 107

Lemke, Andrea 35 , 21 l Magllton, Morgan 56

McGowan, Kirsten 57 , 104 ,

Lemon, LIiiian 188 Mahapatra, Jyoti 35 , 89 , 134, 105,136,22 2

Leners, Stacy 35 , 137 , 209, 145, 146 , 147 , 148, 151 ,

McGrew, Megan 57

Miner, Timothy 58

Minks, Christopher 58, 99

Minster, JIii 78, 146, 152 222 152 , 155 , 168, 216 , 225 , McGuire,, Colln 35 , 146 , 153 , Mitchen, Kimberly 36 , 135, Leonard, Kent 34 , 35 , 146, 226 , 227 155,209 146 , 198 203

Mahoney, Ryan 35 , 42 , 103 , McGuire, Kimberely 6 7 Mitchell, Stephanie 78 Lessman , Gene 1 13 146 , 194

Lester, Nikki 35 , 115, 126 , Mai, Theresa 35 , 148

McHenry, John 57

Mlzerskl, Chuck 97, 188

McKinney, Mlchael 78 , 134, Moeller, John 6 7 127 , 146, 154 Mallory, Colin 56 164

Moffett, Trinity 67 , 135 , 146 Leuthold , Stephanie 35 , 134 , Malone, Nathan 78, 13 1

Mclain, Kdsdn 57 , 11 1

Moffitt, Matthew 58 , 99 139,146 , 152,154,209 Manning, Stacey 5 7 , 101 , 139, Mclaughlln, Benjamin 78

Moncure, Erin 58 , 127 , 153 Lezotte, Darin 35 , 140 148 , 151 , 152

Lichty, Barbara 56

Mantle, Amy 5 7

Mclaughlin, Patrick 35 , 146

McMorrls, Kelly 78

Moncure, Megan 12 7

Monson, Maggie 78 , 145 Llebendorfer, Brett 10, 35 , Manygoats, LIiiian 78

McMullen, Bridget 5 7 , 151 , Montey, Kristy 36 160 Maraczewskl, Anne 1 11 152 , 170, 218 Mook, Scott 58 Lleneman, Brenda 35 , 113 Marcelino, Nlchole 57 , 101. McNeese, -Erln 5 7 , 147 Moore, Jenny 78 , 1 1 1, 152 Lierz, Shaun 77, 134 151 , 225 , 226

McNelll, Andrea 35 , 146 , 151 , Moore, Kenneth 78 , 155 Llgenza, Phllllp 35 , 209 Marez, Frank 6 7 152 , 153 , 209

Moore, Matthew 6 7 LIGHT IMPRESSIONS 202 Marlon, Colleen 35, 146, 148, McNulty, Andrea 78

Moraczewskl, Anne 79 Llglnblll, Brian 67 151, 155

McVay, Zachary 58, 131 Morand, Jennifer 11 , 36 , 140, LINCOLN TELEPHONE 199

Marlon, Eric 78 , 11 7 , 151

Lindeman, Michael 67 Mariska, Chad 35, 117, 139,

Meerkatz. Bryan 78 , 154 144

Meerkatz. llane 35 , 146 , 147 , Morehouse, Lansen 79 , 99

Linder, Eric 35 , 97 146 , 151, 198 151 , 209, 225 , 227 Moreno, David 58 Lindholm, Nichole 78 Martin, Elke 78

Melsenbach, Sarah 58 Morford, Matthew 36 Little, Jennifer 78

Martin, Justin 5 7

Menhusen, Tara 78 , 135 Morgan, Elizabeth 79 , 105 , Littrell, Megan 78 , 1 l 0 , 121 Martin, Lisa 57 , 153 , 160

Merboth, Christopher 78, 117 140 , 152 Livingstone , Summer 56 , 140 Martinez, Jason 78

Mesklmen, Nicole 36 Morpn,Teny58

Mertens, Brian 36, 97 , 209 Morgan, Sara 79 Lockw ood, Shawn 67 Maruhn, )anele 5 7 , 147

Lococ o, Sarah 56 , 131 , 140, Maslowskl, Laurel 57 , 113 Messinger, Hollie 58, 197 Morpn, Tyler 36, 128, 129 , 152 Mason, Jaime 35, 105 Meyer, BIiiy 78 , 99 145,155,214 Loegel, Kevin 56

Matson,Tonl35 , 134 , 139 , Meyer, Melanie 58

Morphew, Jason 58, 99 , 141 , Long, Jake 78 146, 152, 173 Michael, Joannie 188 151 , 225 , 226 Long, Stephen 6 7

Mattison, Jason 57 , 99 , 130 , Michel, Douglas 58

Montssey, Orlon 36 Loon, Beverly 188 131

Michel, Nicole 58 , 135 , 197 Morrow, Shawn 45 , 131 , 181 Loop, Scole 35

Mattox, Kevin 6 7

Michel, Phllllp 78 , 99 Moyer, Scott 36,137,210 Lothrop, Sondra 188

Mattson, Julie 78 , 145, 153

Michel, Sarai) 58 Mueller, Cheryl 79 , 153 Louthan, Jason 78

Matulka, Katie 78, 136 , 152 , Mlcklsh, Jessica 58 , 145, 148, Mueller, Jeff 79 , 99 Lovelace, Chad 11, 56 , 140 222 152

Mulder, Jenny 3 7 , 146 Lowery, Tyler 56 Mauck, Heather 78

MIies, Ember 78, 225 , 22 7

Muller, Donna 188 Lowrey, Lance 56 Mawson, Jordan 35 , 97

MIiiard, Brian 78 , 125 Muller, Marissa 69 , 79 , 104, Lowrey, Parker 78 Maxwell, Whitney 5 7, 127 , MIiier, J\.cllna 36 , 146 105 , 136, 158, 222 Lud wig, Aaron 35 , 140, 146 139 , 181

Miller, Beth 154, 184 Mumaugh, Jolene 58 Lue bbe, Jaime 78 , 105, 152 Mayhan, Steve 78, 99

MIiier, Clulsdna 36 , 140, 146 , Mundhenke, Dawn 37 , 145, Lued ers, Nate 56, 98, 99, 139 Mayooran Srlkumaran 147 209 146, 151 , 225 , 226 Luedtke, Steven 35, 97 McBetb, Brian 35, 140, 209

MIiier, Qoug 97 , 188

Mundt, Josh 13 1 Luedtke, Tara 78 , 144 McCabe, Kathryn 35, 140, MIiier, Ellubeth 36 , 134 , 223 Munford, Josh 79, 99, 125 , Luke, Je remy 6 7 146, 148

Miller, J'9UIY 105 Munksgaard, Anne 189 Luke , Marisa 67, 146 Mc:Caleb, l(aren 182

MIiier, Jolie 58 Munksgaard, Daniel 13 , 79, Luk esh, Elizabeth 56, 137, McCall, Ann 57 , 127 , 145

MIiier, Kirsten 58 , 139 Lukesh, Jennifer 78, 145 , 148, 154 , 155

Miller, Kasey 58 138, 144, 148, 149 , 153 , 145, 148, 210 McCammon, Scott 78 , 103, ' 155

MIiler, Krista 78

Munksgaard, Larry 20 , 21 , 151, 225, 226

McCauley, Jane 66

MIier, !(Y'e 36, 97 189 Lun ge, Jay 211

Lutz, Nikki 56 , 151

Mccombs, Jeff 35

Mccown, C. Leigh 5 7

Mlller,.Llbertie 36 , 145 , 146, Munter, Ryan 37, 97, 130, 131

151 , 169,225, 226

Murphy, Mara 189 Lyons, Jill 35, 135 McCoy, Diane 188

McCracken, John 101 , 103

Maverick

MIiier, Samantha 58 , 1 11 , 181 Myers, Benjamin 79

Mllllpn, Anne 78, 141 , 144, Myhre, Jesseka 3 7 , 146

McCray, Valerie 78 , 139 154

McCreery, Kenny 180

MacCallum, Megan 56 , 127 McCullough, Robert 5 7

Mllllpn, Cadlerlne 36 , 139,

144, 145, 146, 150, 154, Maddox, Anne 66

Mccurdy, Michael 67 213

Mlllnltz, lanet 188

Nowhere

to

Run ' Madsen, Aaron 56 , 13 7, 152 , McDaugale, Angela 5 7

Naber, Melinda 58 , 140, 152 2 18 McEntarfer, Rob 184, 188 Mills, Em~r 151 Madsen, Kristin 56, 145 , 152 McEwen, Zulalka 57

McGIii, Laura 78 , 152

Mills, Ry 7 , 58, 99

Miner, Ben)amln 78

Nahorny, Alex 79

Nauman, Kathleen 79

Navratil, Christina 79, 135, 158

Naylor, Andrew 79

Nelsen, Cassidy 79

Nelsen, Steve 189

Nelson, Jennifer 58, 140

Nelson, Justin 3 7

Nelson, Lisa 189

Nelson, Lynette 58

Neujahr, Marci 3 7

Nichols, Christan 58

Nichols, Darin 79, 139

Nichols, Mike 11 7

Nlcholson, ,Kelly 58, 144

Nickell, ~r 79

Nickerson,~ 189

Nicoletti, :Jennifer 37 •

Niemann, Kyle 79, 139, 151; 225,ZZ7 , Nilsen, Lynden 79 ,.

Nitz, Jennifer ??, l5l: t

Nlzzl, Joshua §3, 58, 1~. 137,210

Nolan, Kateri 79

Nolan, Teri 152, 153

Nolte, Angela 67, 11l.' 141 *

Noonan, Melissa 18, 1?Z, 173, 189

Norris, Patrick 3 7

Northcott,DJ58, 131

Nortman, Erin 37, 113, 145

Nosal, Bethany 58

Novak, Beth 58, 140, 141

Nune~, Jason 102, 103, 131

Only the

O'Brlen, ~:7:

IO'Malley, Jennifer 79

O'Meara, Megan 79

Obbink, Jane 18l

Odem, Jennifer 140 •

Odenbach, Shine 6 • 130, 131

Odum, Jen,· 0esnnan,;·JUI 1

Offenba.er, 58, 11), 140: j45

Offutt; Aaron 79, 99,¾' 1"84 Scof;t'58 " ()gq[PlcUl, Staci 80, 105

Ohlson, Doug 58

Ole, Vickie 59, 153

Okray, Lance 80, 161

Oles, Melissa 59, 153

Oliver, Cynthe 37 Oliver, Scott 80

Ollverius, Jessica 80

Olivetti, Michelle 3 7

Olson, Marsha 12, 189

Olson,Nedra80, 137,152, 218

Oltman, Julie 59

Orosco, Nicole 7 , 59

Orr, Bradley 6 7

Osander, Shaun 3 7

Osborn, Melissa 37

Osborn, Tracy 37,141,214

Osborne, Ronald 59, 99

Ospovat, Ethan 80

Ott, Kristin 59

Ourada, Laci 6 7

Ourada, Lisa 59

Owen, Stephanie 59

Ozolins, Jasmin 59 , 65

Philadelphia

Packard, Dana 59, 101, 145, 164 ,

P~, )asoij 37, 155

Paisley, Scott 80

Palmer, Abby 80

Palm;i;'"Todd 37,209

Pape, Brian 59, 117, 145

Parker, Chad 37, 103

Parker, Nicole 59, 145, 147, 152

\ Parkhurst, Vera 59, 149, 150, '1c 213

PARKPLACE 194

PARKWAY LANES 197

Pa(~an, Carie 80 , 127, 139, 155

Pa,sqns, Kia 37, 140

Pattavlna, Sara 80

P4tterson, Bart 80, 99

]Patterson, Roni 59

/ Pattison, Lance 37, 134, 139 , Patzel, Andrea 80

Paulsen, Joshua 80

Paulsen, Nathan 59, 67, 153

Paulsen, Ron 1,89

Paxton, Amy 37, l46, 148

Peare~ Robert-37, 1_34, 146, f~l •

"'""

f!~!!l'lH , Ill , ,, Stacey 3 7 ~Aaron37

Reknft~ •67

Pelgay, Matthew 59

Peltz, Denny 175

Perry, Trisha 59, 152

Pesek, Christopher 3 7 : !. 46

Pester, Kimberly 3 7 •'

Petersen, Tracie 127 "

Petersen, Troy 37, 146, 153

Peterson, Elizabeth 80, 101 •

Peterson, Kristopfer 59

Peterson, Mandy 189

Petr, David 80, 99, 144

Petsch, Adam 59

Pettit, Nathaniel 80

Phan, Phuong 3 7

Phares, Chris 3 7

Phipps, Abbie 103

PHOTO BY MJ 202

PHOTO SHOPPE 196

Pickering, Kendra 80, 152

Plcklnpaugh, Kari 59

Plcraux, Jason 6 7

Pierce, Mich 189

Pierson, Andrea 80, 139

Plester, Andrew 16, 60, 139

Plncsak. Scott 60 , 125

Pinkerton, Ryan 80 , 151 , 225 , 227

Piper, Tracy 189

Pischel, Chris 80

Pittenger, Trey 125

Plageman, Nathan 80 , 146

Plake, Hilary 60, 127, 148, 153 •

PLANET 22,0

Plessman, ;Matthew 80

Ple~r, Jape 189

Plooster, Misti 80

Plucker, Trisha 60, 119

Podraz,a, Daneyelle 37 , 147

Pokorney, kny 3 7 , 97

Portner, Cory 57, 60,J31, 179

Poskochll, Matthew so·

POST AND NICKEL 195

Post, Shannon 38, 139

Posvar, Sarah 60, 149

Pothuloori, Antara 80 , 145 , 152 , 153

Potts, Bradley 38, 139

Powell, Jen 145

Powell, Jennifer 38,'101 ; 146, 150,213

Powers, Scott 80

Pratt, Kevin 66

Pratt,J.D 131

Prawl, Tenlle 60

Preheim, ~shley 6 7

Prenosll, Matthew 80

Prenosll~ Shawn 60

Preston, Anna 6 7

Pr~,Eva80

Pri~e, DedJlna 38, 140, 141 , , 146, 151 , 225, 227

Priefert, Cory 60 , 140

Prochnow, Melissa 38, 137, 145,146 , 153,200,210

Proskovec, Aaron 80 , 103 , 125

Provancha, Bradley 38 1 Melanie 80, 152

Puglla, Miu'cella 60, 170

Pupley, Andrea 38, 140, 146, 149,153

Pugsley, Kelly 101 ' Quick&The

Dead

Quade, J~nnlfer 21 , 38, 209

Quarells, Tameka 80, 146,

166

Quattrocchi, Tony 125

Quinlan, Ann 151, 164, 189 , 225 , 227

Quinn, Amy 60, 135, 139

Quinn, Bonnie 12 , 189 Quinn, Chad 80, 125 Quinn, Erin 127

Qultmeyer, Heather 60

Robin Hood

Rabbe, Aaron 80

Rabbe, Melinda 60, 139

Radenslaben, Sarah 38 , 146 . 166

Raff, Susan 10, 60, 140 , 151 Ragatz, Andrew 60

Range, Theresa 60, 153

Ranson, Christine 6 7

Rap, Mesha 80

Rasmussen, Amber 60, 135 , 152

Rasmussen, Jessica 80 , 135 , 152

Rathe, Ryan 80, 117

Rathjen, Shawn 80, 164

Rayburn, Brian 38

Razo, Michelle 80

Rea, Aaron 60, 151

Reavis, frank 67, 171

Reckling, Steven 60

Reddersen, Carrie 7 , 38, 14<: 209

lledlng, Nick 60

Reed, Benjamin 6 7

Reed, Erin 60, 66

Reed, Heather 60

Reed, Jerrica 60

Reed, Jolyne 80

Reedy, Lea 80

Rees, Meredith 38, 151 , 225 227

Reese, Justin 60

Reiman, Mary 190

Reineke, Lindsay 81 , 146

Reisner, Chad 16, 38, 97, 139, 145 , 146, 151, 159, 198

Rekart, Heidi 60, 145, 152

Remington, Nicole 81

Remmers, Aaron 81

Renne, Sherri 38

Reysen, J. Scott 60

Rice, Kevin 81

Rice, Sarah 81

Richards, Keith 81

Richmond, Sarah 20, 81, 10~ 135,136 , 222

Richter, Rebecc.\ 60, 112, 113 , 121 , 145, 146, 152

Riddle, Eric 81 , 99

Rlenkordt, Jane 190

Rlerden, Jaime 60 , 101, 140

Routh, Curtiss 61 , 151

RIiey, Brandt 60 , 99, 125 Rowan, Annie 127

RIiey, Kale 38 , 146 , 149 , 153,

Rowan, Miranda 39 , 152

Schlnstock, Nichole 82 , 135

Schlnstock, Sean 39 , 147

Schkade, Lisa 66, 153

Sebora, Carrie 40, 127

Seefeld, Katey 82

Seeman, Sue 190 204

RIiey, Rachel 81

Rinne, Adam 107

Rinne, Matt 107

Riordan, Judy 190

Ripa, Gene 155

Rowan, Patrick 81 , 128

Rowe, Terrance 39

Rueb, Matt 81

Ruin, Audrey 190

Runge, Jay 39 , 103 , 140, 194

Russell, Rosalee 39 , 134, 147,

Ripa, Russell 38 , 39 , 88, 134, 180, 209

Schlattmann, JIii 61, 113 , 121

Seevers, Lindsey 62 , 136 ,

Schlenker, Peter 61 , 145 , 153 139, 222

Schmehl, David 61 , 99

Seglln, Shannon 82 , 152

Schmer, Katie 62 , 139 , 147 Seim, Alicia 82

Schmid, Regina 62

Sellhorn, Adam 129

Schmidt, Christopher 82 , 139 Sellhorn, Jusdn 82 , 129

Schmidt, Emily 39 , 147

Sellon, Cindy 190 147 , 154,1 55 , 194,203

Rutherford, Shannon 81 , 138,

Schmidt, Jamie 115

Semler, Tracy 82 Ripley, Ben)amln 60 145

Schmidt, Kadi 62

Semrad, Jeffrey 62, 97 , 99, Risk, Alicia 81

Schmidt, Matthew 39 , 179 , 151

Ritchey, Dean 60 , 99 209

Ritchie, Tara 8 1, 146, 152,

Schlindler's

Schmidt, Natalie 62

Seng, Tracln 40, 178

Senkbell, Jane 62 , 1 11 154 List

Rittenhouse, Erk 67

Schmidt, Scott 62 , 97

Schmitz, )esska 82 , 144

Sepahpur, Nancy 82

Serio, Susan 62 , 141 , 145 , Roach, Michael 39

Roach, Michele 39

Saavedra, Rae 39 , 135, 2<1:>

Sabatka, Lynnettcf 81

Schnelder, Kentan 62 151 , 168,225 , 226

Schnelder, Rebekah 39 , 137 , Sevenker, Jeff 62

Robart, Erik 60 , 145 Sack, Rusty 39, 154, 194 147 ,1 53, 1?8 , 206 , 209, Sevenker, Jon 40 , 97, 99 , 211 Robart,Kassl60 , 105,139 SahUng, Ashley 127 222

Severe, Traci 40 , 145, 147 Robbins , Jennifer 39 Salazar, Aaron 61

Schnelder, Tiffany 82 , 152 Severin, Matthew 40 , 147 Roberts,Heather81 , 101 Salazar, Adam 61 , 141

Schnleber, Eric t 25

Seward, Andrew 40 , 140, Roberts, Sara 81 , 141 , 152 Salazar, Alavaro 6 7 , 141

Schoening, KeUI 190 166 , 198, 204 Robinson, Brian 81 Sampson, Barb 190

Schonou,Chuck 190

Seward, Laura 82 , 115 , 152 Robinson, Linda 190 Sampson, Corinna 49 , 61 , Schrade, Lisa 62 .~well, Andrew 62 , 134 , 139 Roby, Sarah 81 , 121 113 , 121

Schrag, Timothy 14, 39, 117, Seybert, Nykkl 82 Rockenbach, Jody 39, 135, Sams,Brandl81, 152 147 Shada, Jodie 6 , 62 , 141 , 147 , 172

Samuelson, Eric 82 , 99

Schrock, Jason 62 152 Rockwell, Tris 190 Samuelson, Jeffrey 39 , 198

Schroeder, Anita 190

Shaffer, Robin 41 Rodaway, Mary 190 Samus, Amber 66

Schroeder, Ilana 62, 146 Shallenberger, Daniel 66. Roeber, Shirley 185 , 190 Sanbum\ Shawn 61, 167

Schroeder, Ryan 39

Shaner, Katherine 41 , 101 , ,, Roehrs, Zachary 39 , 147 , 151 , Sanchez, Marita 67, 134, 146

Schuett,Rachel40, 153, fSS 210 Roemer, Heidi 18, 75, 81 , 170,190

Schroeder, Tara 82 137, 147, 153, 168, 209 , 155 , 209 Sanchez-Nelson, Marcella

Schulte, Amy 214 Shannon, Eileen 111 146,154

Sancbpan, James 61 , 99

Schultz, Mark40, 97, 147 Sharer, Tim 190 Roge rs, Luke 131 Sandquist, Ginger 190

Schultz, s.ta 82 Sharp, BenJamln 62, 103 Roh n, Kendra 39, 140 , 209 Sanks, Nathan 82

Schultz, Sbeny 62, 110, 111 , Sharp, Quendn 82 Roh n, Pat 129 Sandlian, Thomas 82 141 Sheppard, Sky 141

Roh re n , Kyle 60 Sass, Erin 190

Schultz, Stacey .40, 209 Sheppard, Stephanie 62 Rokeby, Steven 67 , 134, 147 Satorle, Michael 61 , 13 1

ROL ANDS2 03

Sauser, James 82,,99

Rollf, Jamie 81 , 134, 141, 145 , Sauter, Alisha 61, 140

Schulze• Amy 82

Shipley, Nicole 62

Schumailn, Ne$ha 20 , 190 SHIRETTES 213

Schup~, Amy 40, 144, Shoemaker, Tara 62 , 153 152

Sauter, Mldlelle 39 145,147,185, 200 Shonka, Charlie 41, 117 , 135 , RON MILLER GENERAL CON- Savre; Shawn 6 .1

Schupbach, Jonathan 66 139 , 147 , 194 TRACTING 224 Sawyer, Robert 82

Schup~ Libby 82 , 105 , Shores, Matthew 41, 44 , 146, Root, Erik 8 1 ' Sayers, Jay 39 137 , 152 147,155 , 176 Rose, Caro l yn 179, 81 Sayers, Scott 39, 147

Schurr,)1117,40 , 147,153, Shotkoski, Summer 62 Rose, f{ athleen 67 Sa~. Jusdn 39 155 ,1 71 Shotwell, Marcella 190 Rose, teb eca60, 147 Sayre, Lisa 61

khwab, Corey 36 , 40, 107, Shullaw, Daniel 62 Rosen berry, Kara 61, 134. Scerlnl, Kandlta 67 155, 2@ Shulters, John 62 , 177 141, 147 , 152 Scerlnl, Krystal 61

Rosowsld, David 39, 209 Schaffer, Brett 82 , 99

Schwa<Jerer, "'ckl 40 , 140 Shultz, Sherri 141

Schwatck, AQgela 40 , 147 , Sibert, Nicole 8, 41, 108, 109, Ross , Heather 39 , 112, 113, Schanou, )ace 51, 61 , 134, 175 119, 140 , 147 , 152,217, 127 , 145 , 147, 148, 153 155

'khwarten, Joshua 82 218 Ross, Suzann 39 , 40, 139 , Schanou, Karen 190

Schwartzbach, Amy 82

Sleble, Eric 66 140, 145

Schearf, Daniel 61,137 , 141 ,

Schwendlman, Julie 62, 139, Slebler, Justin 62 , 99 , 151 Rossel , David 39 , 139, 147, 210

150,213

Simmons, Amanda 82 ,, 209

Scheerer, Daniel 14, 61 , 153

Schwlnck, Kayla 82, 152

Simmons, Matthew 62 • Rossel, Rachel 113 Scheffler, Erin 39

Scotch, Vincent 66

Simon, Micaela 41 , 145 , 146 , Roth, Jeffrey 81 Scheinost, Nicole 61 , 140, Scott,M~82 147 , 148, 154, 155

Rotschafer, Cory 66 147, 148

Ro u ndtree, Felicia 6 7, 146

Ro use, Maggie 39

Schepers, Aaron 61

Schindler, Erle 82, 99

SEALRITE WINDOWS 205

Seamans, PhDlp 40, 155

Simonds, Heather 41

Simpson, Anne 67, 140, 153

Searcy, Nathan 82, 175 Simpson, April 62

Sincebaugh, Jeremy 4 1

SIR SPEEDY 205

Sitzman, Eddie 41

Stetson, Annette 63 , 154

Stevens, Sara 41

Stewart, Timothy 41 , 135 ,

Sitzman, Stacie 9 , 41 , 13 7 , 139, 147

Tombstone

T.J. ONNAMONS 195

Trebelhorn, David 64

Tredway, Aaron 43 , 160 , 209

Trompke, KeUI 43

Trout, Adam 129 153 , 222

Skelley, Joanna 190

Stiles, Michelle 41 , 147

Stock, Bradley 41 , 97 , 145 ,

Skrlvanek, Rebecca 82 , 120 , 147 , 224

Taft, Ryan 42 , 209

Trout, Rachel 64

Talley, Shawn 42 , 147 Troutman, Tracy 6 7

Targoff, Ryan 83

Troy, Peter 64 121 , 152

Slaven, Matthew 62

Slaymaker, Simone 82

Slepicka, Kristine 62

Sloan, Kirstin 62

Smetter, Sean 82

Stock, Kevin 83

Stokes, Adam 63 , 137

Stokes, Cante 6 , 42 , 147 , 153

Stolle, Dana 42 , 135

Tautfest, Amy 83 , 152

Taylor, Carla 63

Trumble, Stephen 43 , 140

Tucker, Brandl 84 , 135

Taylor, Kristen 83 , 139 Tucknott, Andy 11 7

Taylor, Lucas 63 , 102 , 103 , Tumyr, Lene 64 , 139 , 170

Stoner, Jason 63 , 99 147 , 148 Tune, Travis 43

Stopp, Christian 63 , 171

Taylor, Merrlssa 63 Tunnlson, Amanda 43 , 115 , Smetter, Shana 62 , 11 1

Smith, Alexls6 , 82 , 105 , 127 ,

Stork, Jessica 42

Stork, Nicole 63 , 147 , 153

Taylor, Shannon 66 204

TEAM SPIRIT 198 Turek, Daren 43 152, 218

Story, Staci 63 , 105

Smith, Alyson41 , 101 , 216 Stout, Jennifer 83

Smith, 82

Strand, Susannah 42 , 147,

Smith, Bonnie 190 15 1, 225 , 226 , 227

Smith, Brian 82

Straub, Elizabeth 83 , t 52

Tegeler, Rebecca 63 , 135 Turner, Jeff 64

Terry, Corey 67 , 151 Twohig, Noah 67

Thege, Jer emy 6 7 Tyler, Andrew 43 , 145 , 147 ,

Thiel, Daniel 63 , 154 , 155 153 , 169

Thies, Tyler 83 , 99 , 125 Tyler, Matthew 43 , 155 , 180 Smith, David 41

Smith, Erica 67

Smith, Fred 190

Smith, JIii 82

Straube, c.arot 63

Thiessen, Justin 42 , 146 , 154 , Tyler, Nicholas 84 , 99 , 164

Stremcha, Jeanne 83 155 Tyrrell, Jeffrey 43

Stricker, Matt 42 , 134

Stromer, Leslie 83

Smith, Karl 41 , 209 Strope, Carrie 42 , 141 , 147 ,

Smith, Klerstln 41 , 140, 141 209

Thleszen , Cynthia 42 , 153 Tyrrrell, Tracy 127

Thimbl e, Steve 224

ThlmlJan , Mark 63

Thoendel, Susan 16, 42 , 14 1,

Smith, I.any 41 , 97 Strope, Cory 83 , 131 , 153 14 7 ,1 9 4,209

Solari, Kathleen 62 , 140, 165

Solorio, Roberto 99

Sommer, Erik 82 , 146

Sorensen, Jan 190

Stubblefield, Nicole 6 7

Stuckey, Matthew 42 , 209

STUDENT COUNCEL 218

Thomas, Casey 64

Unlawful

Entry

Thomas, Crystal 83 , 146, 152 UUman, Brian 64, 99 , 131

Thomas, Heidi 43 , 145 , 147 , Urbauer, Joseph 84

Stuertz, Stephanie 63 , 144 151 , 2 17 , 225 , 226 Urich, Ryan 84 , 152

Sorensen, Jess 41 , 178 Stydt, Jason 42 , 97 , 140, 147 , Thomas, Rashaan 6 7 , 99 llrmacher, Clay 103

Sotelo, Oliver 2 1, 82 216

Soukup, Jeff 6 7

Sovey, Deb 185 , 190

Spady, Bernedett 82

Sparks, Shaun 83

Styer, Sara 127

SUBWAY 219

Suing, Michael 63 , 147 , 148

Sumsion, John 83

Thomassen, Sara 190 Urmacher, Kathie 191

Thompson , Anne 43 , 209 nie

Thompson, Gene 190

Thompson, Joey 64, 140

Thompson, Mkbael 66 Vacek, Joshua 84 , 155 Spatz, Brian 41 , 134, 147,209 Sup, Layne 63

Thompson, Rhiannon 64, 141 Vahle, Rebecca 7 , 43 , 140 , Spidell, Adrien 41 , 147, 149, SUPER C 197

SURYA GALLERY 210

Thorne,Rachel43 135 , 172 , Vahle, Ruth 84 , 85

Thompson, Sally 64 147 171 , 198 152

Spilker, Aaron 83 , 99 , 152 Sutliff, Lea 83 , 113 216 Valentine, Cilna 8 , 18 , 43 , 89, Spilker, Brett 129 sumR PLACE MALL 196

Throener, Charity 83 , 154 137 , 139 , 145 , 147 , 152, Spinar, Brent 41 , 107, 202 Sutton, John 67

Tla,ngco, Melissa 144 154, 203 , 218 Spiry, Erin 62 , 146, 155 , 176 Sv.obocla, Dana 42 , 140, 198

Tlchota, Carrie 19, 43 , 139, 145 , 152 , 177 , 218 Srlkumaran, ~an 41 , - 151 145, 147 , 152 Vampola, Scott 97 98 204 Swanson, Bob 190

Tidball, Tim 117 , 191 Van Den Bosch, Megan 84 , Stack, St~ 83 , 99, 13 1 Swanson , Robert 63 , 148

Tiernan, James 64 152 , 154 STACY'S1.0CKER ROOM 201 Swanson, Wes 63

Tims, Dawn 6 7

Van Den Bosch, Robyn 139. Stadler, Mandy 41, 118, t19, Swarts, Brett 83 , 99

Tindall, Andy 64 , 99 147 , 152 , 153 140, 141, 147, 216 Swartz, Shelley 63, 135, 147, Tlamka, Jeff 43

Van Horn, Andrew 84 Stark.Robert83 153 , 154

Toalson, Brent 191

Van Hunnlk, Erle 43 ~ -1'v1s 41 , 200 Sweeney, Hora 83 , 134, 145, iornga, Brian 43

Tlchota, Anthony 64 Valentine, James 71 84, 138, Sprague, Ciabliel 62 · swanson, Benjamin 83 , 103 ,

Van Hunnlk, Heather 64 , 135 , Starnes, Alisha 8 , 41 , 88 , 109, 153

TOWNSEND 219 177 119 , 137 , 145 , 147 , 152 , Swenson, Michelle 105, 13 1

Townsend, John 83

Van Meter, Lindsay 84 , 135 201,203 , 218 Swenson, Timothy 63 , 99 , Townsley, Scott 64 , 97 , 99 , VanAckeren, Jeffrey 84 Starr, Jennifer 41 , 145 , 147, 131 , 167 131

VanCleave, Jack 64 , 103 150 , 213

Sydow, Ryan 83

Trainor, Sean 66 , 84

Vandervoort, Oliver 43 Stelnacher, Lindsay 41 , 209 Sykes, Whitney 83 , 152

tralnor, Shannon 84

VanDervoott, Kerstin 191 Steinke, Kathy 164, 190 SYLVAN LEARNING CENTER

Tran, Toan Kim 67

Vanek, Rhianon 84, 139 Steinke, Nicholas 83 , 103 , 198

Trauerinkht, Beth 191

VanMeter, Lindsay 138 , 152 153

Stelzer, Jaime 41 , 139, 147 ,

Sylvester, Colleen 42 , 147

Travl$, Jon 84 , 138

Travis, Sara 127

Vanneman, Nick 84

VanPolla, Scott 99 150 , 153 , 213 , 216

Treat, Ryan 43 , 97 , 140, 147 Varga, Charlie 107

Vaughn, Jennifer 84 , 141

Venne, Chris 84

Vesely, Aprll 84

Vlce,Julle43 , 145 , 147 , 151, 152 , 209

Vice, Katherine 64 , 145, 151 , 152

Vldlak, Jason 64

Vldlak, Randall 6 7

Vigna, Andrea 43 , 137, 145, 147 , 154 , 208 , 209,222

Vigna, Katie 69 , 84 , 136 , 158, 222

Visser, John 64

Vodehnal , Cante 64, 146 Vogt, Carl 43 , 203

Volgyes, Gabrielle 64, 137, 145 , 154 , 155,210

Volk, Daniel 84 , 99

Volker, Chris 148

Volker, Kristopher 43, 140, 147 , 151 , 198

Von Rentzell, Amy 64

VON RIC'S 223

Vonkaenel, Jason 84 , 131

Vontz , Tom 128 , 191

Voorhee s, Jennifer 20 , 64 , 146

Vosb urg, Nathan 84

Voss , Andrew 64 , 99, 124, 125

Voss , Brian 84, 139

Vosteen, Justin 43

Vrchota, Lisa 64

Vu, EIi een 43, 137, 145 , 147 , 210

Vu, Ha6 7

Vu, Nga67

Waak, Joel 43 , 97, 140, 166, 204

Waddell, Loray 43

Wagner, Carl 64, t# Wagner, Jennifer 64, 105, 136, 137, 149,222

Wagner, Patrick 84, 99, 152

Wahlstrom, lrad 43

Wald r op, Dawn 44

Waletich, Klmberly .9'4, ·1--36, 145 , 222 ·'

Walker, ·Angela 44, 144

Walker, James 64, 129

Wall,Angela44 , 147,150, 213

Wall, Larelna 84 , 111 , 152

Walsh, Lorraine 191

Walter, Kelly 111 , 121

Walters, Lynn 84, 134, 152, 153

Walton, Brad 84, 99 , 131

Wanamaker, Hans 64

WANDEL

223

Ward, Heather 6 7

Ward, Karen 191

Warren, JIii 64 , 150, 2 l 3

Waslle, Stephen 64

Wassenmlller, Elise 84

Wasson, James 64 , 1OZ , 103

Watanabe, Naruml 44 , 134 , 147

Watanabe, Sachiko 61 , 64, 134 , 146 , 177

Watkins, Amy 64 , 145 , 153, 155

Watsek, Erin 84

Watson, Stefanie 65, 148

Watson, Todd 65 , 103 , 145, 154

Way,Jody84

Weatheri, Andrew 84

Weber, Jason 84, 99, 131

Weber, Mlchelle 6, 44, 134, 135

Weber, Tara 44, 140, 147 , 153 , 163,198 , 209

Weekly, Kurt 44

Wendt,Alexander84

Wentz, Blake 65 , 117 , 148

Wessel, Jennifer 44 , 135 , 153 , 172

West, 'Timothy 44

West, Z:abour 44

Weyeneth, Phillip 84

Weyers, Jeffrey 84

Wheny, Elizabeth 65, l 08 , 109, 139 , 150,213

White, Ashlee 84, 144 , 152

White, Christie 44

White, Zachary 84 , 99

Whyrick, Aaron 44

Wiebusch, Brandl 8, 44, 147, 151 , 152 , 216,218

Wiebusch, Lance 84, 98, 99, 152,218 • ¼

Wiechmann, Chad 84, 164

Wledunann, f9hn 44, 137, '144, ' 145, 147, 152, 211: 218

Wiedeman, Ronald 65

Wleskamp, Kathi 108, 109, 191

WIibur, Zachary 6 7, 146

WIicox, Andrew 65, 99

WIicox, Trenton 44

WIider, Alan 65

WIiey, Jolene 65, 140

WIiheim, Matthew 85

Wilken, Jeremy 85

Wilken, Karen 45

WIiken, Kelly 85, 113

WIikenson, Chrissy 16

WIikins, Derek 85, 99, 125

WIikins, Jessica l l 5

Wilkins, Shane 85

WIikinson, Beth 65, 134, 148

WIikinson, Christina 45 , 127 , 134 , 139, 146, zoo

Willers, Angela 85

Williams, Alexander 45 , 135 , 139,147, 151, 198

Williams, Danny 85 , 99, 131

Williams, Darci 65, 139 , 151

Williams, David 191

Wllllams, Ellen 19 1

WIiiiams, Jane 191

WIiiiams, Ruth 85, 146

Wlllls, Shane 85

WIison, Andrew Z 1, 85

WIison, Andy 129

WIison, Angela 85

WIison, Brent 103

WIison, Carolyn 85, 152

WIison, Catherine 65

WIison, Cole 66

WIison, Emily 65 , 136 , 152, 21 1, 218, 222

WIison, Kimberly 85

WIison, Matthew 45

WIison, Melissa 45 , 148, 152 , 155,179,209

WIison, Nicholas 65, 99, 125

Wimes, Ashley 8, 9, 67, 88, 97 , 178

Wimes, Greg 6 7

Winemiller, Jake 191

Winn, Matthew 45, 134 , 139

Winner, Joel 65, 99

Winter, Jeremy 7 , 45, 135 , 146, 147 , 151, 155

Wirth, Gregory 45, 147, 200

Witherspoon, Charles 45, 131

Witherspoon, Karen 85, 113, 121 •

Witherspoon, Michael 65

Wltmann, Curds .99

Witt, Connie 191

Witte, Erk.65, 102, 103, 184

Witters, Joanna 85, 152

Wittmann, Curtis 85, 131

Wittstruck, Courtney 1 13, 119

Wohlers, Greg~ 7

Woitaszewsld, Nicole 45

Wolfe, Benjamin 12, 65, 137 , 153, 154

Wolfe, Katie 65

'W:olgamott, Brian 45, 97 . Wood.., 'Mad< 65

•Wood, Nkole .45

·Woodard, Jennifer 45, 138

Woodliead,Mlchae167

Woodward, Adam 65

Woodwkk, Nathan 66

Woolf, Britt 66, l 15 , l 19 , 152 , 218

Wortman, Tanya 85, 105, 152

Wright, Aaron 45, 224

Wright, Andrea 66, 197

Wright, Autumn 66

Wright, Ben)amln 66 , 103, 137

Wright, Jane 67 , 140, 146 , 147,198

Wright, Justina 66

Wright, Liane 224

Wright, Mindy 191

Wright, Sarah 66, 115, 121 , 151,224

Wright, Steven 45

Wulff, Rhonda 66

Wyatt, Carolyn 191

Wyatt, Jennifer 18, 66, 135 , 139 , 152

Wyrrlck, Jacob 6 7

Yakel,Jill 18, 45, 105,137 , 139,141 , 146 , 149, 152 , 154 , 222

Yant, Roger 6 7, 97

Yeakley, Debra 66, 146

Yohn, Jennifer 45, 134, 139, 147, 152, 154

Young. Alyson 63, 66, 152

Youns, Carol 191

Young, Carson 45, 17,7

Young, Ellzabeth 111 , 1Z 1

Younger, Sbane 85

YOlfflf f'ELLOWSHIP 201

ZeBook Is Done

ZABLOUDIL Z 14

Zabloudil, Tonia 66

Zahm, Joey 131

Zahm, WIiiiam 66, 98, 99, 124, 125

Zalger, Daniel 45

Zautke, Amy 45, 209

Zlcheck, Jared 66

Zieg, Andrea 85

Zllllg, Eric 45, 147

Zimbelman, Zachary 85

Zimmerman, April 45, 141

Zito, Shannon 66, 126, I 27

Zmlewskl, Michele 45, 140

Zwiebel, Melissa 85