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HIELD Lincoln Southeast High School 2930 South 37th Street Lincoln, Nebraska 68506 (402) 436-1304

''Amer1ca . 1s • not a blanket woven

from one thread, one color, one cloth.,, Jesse Jackson To the beat of a different drum ... Sophomore Alex Bahe shows his individuality during one of the Knights' home games. "Mr. President have pity on the working man" ... Senior Jenny Moore chats with President Clinton during Girls Nation. Moore described her experience as "Incredible."

Photo by Sheila Goodw ter

Photo courtesy of Jenny Moore 2 OPEN ING

The Color of Knight0

eThe Knights Of Southeast

PENING We at Southeast possess a special quality, a radiance that is displayed not only by us but by those who have preceeded us. Yes, we ai;e the Knights of Southeast. Let our brightness shine through in the Color of Knights.

OPENING

''Happ1ness • • 1s not best achieved by those who seek it direct!y., ' Bertrand Russell It's a secret ... Senior Heidi Roemer as Lilly tries to comfort Colin, played by sophomore Kyle Johnson, during the fall musical. Pump it up ... The Shirettes perform for the crowd during the homecoming pep rally. Photo by Tricia Houchin

4 STUDENT LIFE

Photo by Tracie Pederser

The Color of Knights

Summer Blues

TUDENTLIFE As the leaves began to turn to amber, summer memories faded into the heat of the Nile and homecoming. While the leaves outside withered the flowers inside blossomed in "The Secret Garden." But for many that great vacation they had last summer kept drifting into their dreams, and thus the Summer Blues were born.

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KNIGHTS DANCE

incoln Southeast ' s annual homecoming was too hot to handle from the clothes worn to the saunalike temperature in the gymnasium. This atmosphere fit the desert theme "A Knight on the Nile." The Knights football team lost some of their fire after the

Photos by Ember Miles

And the nominees are ... A aron Spilker, C ory Adams, DJ Leiter, John C laire, James Valentine, Jay Jensen, Okie Samuelson , Zach White, Katie C ole, Tiffany Dickey, Ashleigh Hempel, Jaime H on eycutt, Erin Brager. Katie Vign a, Kelly H ayes, Marissa Muller and Sarah Richrr:ond. N ot pictured: Mike Brodus, Eric Riddle, Chad C ade, Ashley Haase Sweatin' to the oldies ... Seniors Tyler Theis and Lane Hopkins were bustin' a move at the homecoming dance. 6 HOM ECOM ING

HOT TO HANDLE

UP A STORM DURING HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES 1

2 8-7 loss to Millard North on September 28, 1995. "It was a tough loss, we really thought we controlled the tempo in the first half, but they came right out and blazed us on the option," said senior fullback John Claire. The dance was Friday September 29. A variety of

fashions were sported, from the hard core '70s to the alternative '90s and everything in between, but everyone's main goal was to stay cool in the hot gym. A heated competition between the King and Queen nominees resulted in a happy outcome. Homecoming Queen Sarah Richmond said, "I was happy to

see my friends make the top five ... I was shocked to hear my name." As the festivities came to an end, thunderstorms came and put out the flame of the 199 5 homecoming. ~ by Amanda Anderson

and Charity Throener

-Yee-Ha, Cowboys ... Waiting to do the two~step are junior Jeremy Dinges, senior Scott Wilson, alum Jay Schanou, sophomore Brandon Braunsworth, junior Bryan Ryba, senior Brett Anderson, and senior Ken Moore. Photo by Shelia Goodwater c - - - - ---

Photo by Shelia Goodwater

Wild and crazy tie ... Seniors Dax Boyte and Micheala Buckbee are all smiles for the ~amera as they show off their own fashion statements. Ah! I can't believe it!. .. Queen Sarah Richmond and King Zach White smile with delight after the ·announcement of -the King and Queen. Photo courtesy of Karen White

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Spanning the Globe A couple of Americans in Paris ... Seniors Gaby Berger and Nate Plageman stand on top of the Eiffel Tower. In April, they decided to begin their vacation early during last year's "Know Your Neighbor Study Tour" to France. Making new Buddies ... Junior J.R. Krenk hangs out with Chip n' Dale at Oisneyworld. Krenk went with his family to .._-"llfllr."'l.._~~'k:--A: meet all sorts of creatures at the Magic Kingdom. "It is the most magical place on earth," said Krenk. Photo courtesy of J.R. Krenk

Photo courtesy of Nate Plageman

Hot! Hot! Hot!. .. Seniors Chris Hunzeker, Jeff Frey, and Jon Curry brave the heat and climb sand dunes in Colorado. The three were on a back,packing trip in the mountains and sand dunes surrounding Crestone, Colorado.

8 VACATI ON

Photo courtesy of Chris Hunzeker

Keeping the doctor away... Seniors Alicia Seim and Rebecca Skrivanek enjoy some caramel apples at Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City. They spent the day going on hay rack rides and taking in the fall colors.

Luck O' the Irish to the knights ... Seniors Dee Ann Greert, Brett Swarts, Jamie Botkin, Samantha Hohensee, and junior Marci Malone take a rest at Ross Castle in Kilarney, Ireland. The group travelled to the British Isles and Ireland as part of the "People to People" program. Sittin' on a rock ... Seniors Cheryl Mueller and Julie Mattson enjoy the . scenic view in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Visiting family was a large part of many students' vacations. Photo courtesy of Julie Mattson

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STARS

Southeast actors

f this garden was s.u pposed to be a secret, why were so many people rushing to get their tickets to see the Southeast production of "The Secret Garden"? The play is a classic story of Mary Lenox, a young girl sent to live with her uncle in England after the death of her parents.

Photos by Tricia Houchin

April showers bring May flowers ... Mary and her friends wait for the reaction of Archibald, as h e sees the work they've done in the garden. Mistress Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow?..Unacustomed to h er n ew life, Mary is often bitter to those who befriend her. "Mary evolves through out the play. A s the garden becomes more h ealthy, you can see a change in h er," said sophomore Lindsey Wright of h er character. 10 TH E SECRET GARDEN

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT

take· to the stage for the fall musical, "The Secret Garden" Flashbacks, dream sequences Lily.............................. Heidi Roemer Alice ........................ Ann E. Yost and a chorus of spirits all made Mary Lennox.............. Lindsey Wright Lt. Wright............... Ken McC~rtney "The Secret Ga· d ,, Mrs. Medlock............. Rebecca Lawton Lt. Shaw.................. Zach White . h r en d~n Dr. Neville Craven ..... Scott Hornyak Mjr. Shelley............ Andy Aldridge ench antmg storyt at amaze its Marth a........................ K.irs t en comg • 1·10 Mrs. Sh e11ey.. .. ....... M arc1• M. Ma1one audiences. At only $4 for Archibald Craven ...... lan Gibson Mjr. Holmes ............Eric McAndrew students, it was a great way to Ben Weatherstaff... .... Brett Stohs Claire Holmes .........Jessica Cole • be entertained and show your Dic~on ........................ Seth Rowoldt Fakir........................Rebecca Skrivanek school spirit at the same time Calm C~aven .••••••••••••• Kyle Johnson Ayah. •••• :.. ···············-Ally~s B~e~ i& &

b J 'f . • YH enhm e r Lhul ~esh eat er 5c e1ger

Mrs. Wmthrop ........... .Brenda Sabatka Rose Lennox............... Ashley Haase Capt. Albert Lennox.. Aaron Sp1·1ker

Mrs. Wnght.. .......... Mane M1l11gan Mrs. Shaw............... Ashleigh Hempel j ane.. .. .. ... .... ...... .. ....Erm • Brag er

• "Come spirit, come charm" ... All watch in amazement as the magic in the garden helps Colin stand up from his wheelchair.

Step right, step together, step left, step together... Archibald Craven dreams of when he first danced with Lily. Making the dream more real are Jane, Lieutenant Wright, Rose Lennox, and Captain Albert Lennox. Maybe it's Maybelline ... Senior Rebecca Skrivanek prepares . for her role as Fakir, Mary Lennox's Indian nanny in the Southeast fall musical, "The Secret Garden." THE S ECRET GARDEN 11

KNIGHTS YOU'LL NEVER "FRIENDSHIPS ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF HIGH SCHOOL

sk anyone what they remember most about high school and they'll tell you that they could never forget all the people they met and friendships they made. Years from now, all knowledge of chemistry and history may be gone from our brains, but we will never forget our high school

friends. These are the people are the most important aspect we've grown up with, hung out of Southeast. with, laughed with, cried with, Skrivanek said, "My friends and spent three years of our represent everything I admire, lives with. and they are my support system As seniors graduate and go to keep me sane in high school." their separate ways, they realize They agreed they will how special those friends were. remember their friendship for Seniors Rebecca Skrivanek and a long time, and hope to keep Kellie Johnson said their friends in touch after graduation.

Hangin' Out... Seniors Brandi Sams, Carmen Chapman, Amanda Anderson, and Erika Hull meet friends at a Southeast football game.

Doing lunch ... Seniors Becky Krantz and Karin Dankenbring spend time together while eating. Lunch is often the only time friends get to see each other during their busy days at school. Meet me at my locker... Senior Kelly Erickson spends a moment of her day talking to her friend, sophomore John Pruett. 12 FRIENDS

FORGET EXPERIENCE"

Johnson said, "My friends represent all my experiences in high school, and they'll always be a big part of me." Whether we're looking into the future or back into the past, one thing is sure, our friends will be remembered for many years. ~ by Sarah Eurek, Lori Wolfe

& Wendy Lowery

Just the seven of us ... One of the best parts of the Homecoming dance for juniors Molly Meisenbach, Ande Ruliffson, Maggie Smith, Becca Jex, Amy Nguyen, Lindsay Berry, and Teri Ahrendt is smiling with friends. Get together... Gathering by their lockers before class is a daily event for juniors Dan Brenneise, Adam Troutt, Michelle Doyle, and Trent Aksamit.

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WE GOT S omeday when you have kids of your own, They'll be in high school and almost grown. They'll do the normal teenage things, Like watching games and having one-month flings. They'll do things that you can not believe they did.

Spelling lessons ... Sophomores Antonio Banks, Reed Pavelka, seniors Brandon Tangerman, J.R. Edwards, sophomore John Bowling, and seniors Phil Michel, and Josh Munford go topless to show spirit at a Volleyball match. Brrr... Senior Heather Harr, juniors

Kam Gillispie, Elizabeth Young and Christy Jensen battle the bitter cold at the Creighton Prep football game.

14 SPI RIT

Photo courtesy of Melissa Knieuel

S! Jo~JiI.'How);'o~

And sometimes you won't want to admit they are your kid. But you'll have to remember the good old days. And when you went through the very same phase. When the guys painted their chest for no-good reason, Every year during football

WE DO.I

season. The times the band played until their faces turned blue. And the crowd went wild and so did you. Students wore black and gold with hope, And even if we lost, we knew we could cope.

Wally was there to cheer with delight, And always willing to yell "Fight, Fight, Fight." So when you tell them you will have their hide, Remember they did it because of school pride. · i&by Jessica Oliverius

. And the crowd goes wild ... Students show their school pride by expressing where they think we stand in the rankings.

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Say cheese!!. .. Humphrey the Bee cheers along with seniors Melissa Knievel, Melai:iie Prucha, and Megan Littrell. "We are the Knights of Southeast" ... Senior Brian Hubbard plays his tuba during the halftime show at -Seacrest Field. Photo by Ember Miles

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who ''needPeople people are

the luckiest people in the world~' Bob Merrill Pirates of the Caribbean ... Senior Kent Kurtzer looks as though he is kidnapping Senior Ann Moraczewski at a chilly game. Re, a drop of golden sun ... Members of Court Choir sing the national anthem before a football game.

16 PEOPLE

Photo by Sheila Goodwater

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.COLOR ME HAPPY

EOPLE Happiness ·in the world takes on many colors. Red is the love we all possess. Blue is the bright sky that wakes us in the morning and keeps us going throughout the day. Yell ow is the sun that brightens our .way. The shades blep.d together to Color Me ·Happy! PEOPLE

Cory Adams Cameron Agee Andy Aldridge Tadd Alexander

Christine-Alles Angela Allison Amanda L. Anderson Amanda R. Anderson

Brett Anderson Emily Anderson Tasha AscheMark Ash

Jill Avey Jill Baker Andrew Ball Oliver Banta

Tena Bantam David Barber , Amanda Bargas . Andra Bartels

SENIORS

I bet that hurt ... Lindsay Van Meter and Heather Schleiger relive the day Heather fell down the stairs.

MEMORABLE M0tv1ENTS "Watching m){ fi:iend Heather Schleiger fall down a flig~t of stairs and sliding on her butt the whole way." • -cinolsay Van Meter "The first day I met Amanda Simmons." ·-NicR Fras "Skipping pep*ra~lies my _ sophomore year to go bowliI].ge'' -Davia Ford

Kelly Bartling Andrew Bauer ~ Elizabeth Bauer Timothy Beard

Chad Bender , Gabrielle Berger Laura-_Berrx Peter Beynon

Adam Blank M~lanie Bode Michelle Bode J\ngela ~ohling "

PEOPLE

Elizabeth Boilesen Jennifer Boop Jennifer Borer Jamie Botkin

Bethany Bouge Dax Boyte Erin Brager Christi Brettmann

Kelly Brey Michael Broadus Heather Bronson C.J. Brown

Patrick Brown Michaela Buckbee Erika Budde. Jessica Budler .

Lisa Bukacek David Bulin Jodi Buman Jacob Burbach

SENIORS

Busted ... Senior Jen Johnson

cringes at her sophomore lunch experience.

MEMORABLE LUNCHES "Sophomore year.when we went out for.lunch and drove through someone's yard and got busted." -Jen Johnson • "Waiting at 40th ana Van Dorn for a funeral procession." -Dee Ann Green "When Ryan Pinkerton back~d into my car, then 3() seconds later backed into another one in C-lot." -Nancy Sep~fipur • l1

Hillary Burch Travis Burkman Thoinas Burns Melanie Byrd

Chad Cade Dustin Calhoun Joy Callahan Robert Cann

Lesa Carlson Julianne Carney Paul Carpenter Chad Carter

S ENIORS

Kevin Carter Robby Carter Kimberly Cassel Jason Castro

Lisa Casullo Christen Cate Clinton Cederdahl Carmen Chapman

Justin Cheney Elizabeth Christ Robert Christianson Karen Christie

John Clare Zachary Clayton Joshua Cocozza Robyn Cohen I· II

Jessica Cole Katie Cole Scott Coleman Tara Collings

SENIORS

Stand by your beliefs ... Jamie Fertig doesn't give into what others tell her to think.

ADVICE FROM SENIORS

"Work hard and .you can achieve anything. Stand up for wtiat you believe and keep smiling." - Jaime Fertig · "Stay ahead and never fall behind." - Jenny Borer "Follow your dreams and don't let anyone put you down, because you are wno you choose to be." -Andrea Zieg -------

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Cara Comstock Molly Connealy John ·connor Sean <;:ontreras

Christopher Cooper Shannon Corkle Chad Cose Joshua Costello

Kellie Covolik David Creswell Jamie Crumb Andrew Curtis

SENI ORS

Christopher Curtis Kimberly Cutting Brian Daggett Draper Daniels

Aaron Daniels Karin Dankenbring _ Jessica Davis Nathan Decker

Cary Deeter Jolin Demma Angie Dewitt Tiffany Dickey

Kelly Dietz David Dirksen Jesse.Doan William Doesch9t

Chad Doiel James Dombrowski Shannon Dorsey Kent Downing

SENIORS

I'm so embarassed ... Lareina Wall with her secret identity as Miss Piggy. The hypnotist was one of the hits at post prom.

EMBARRASSING MO.MENTS "When I thought I was Miss Piggy at 1995 Post Prom during the hypnotist act." -Lareina Wall "Last.year I tucked my dress. in my underwear and walked down F-hall between classes until someone told me I had a slight problem." . -Elizabeth Peterson

Matthew Duden David Edwards Jeffrey Ehlers Cynthia Elder

Mandy Elder • Jerrad Elkins Matt England Christine Erickson

Jennifer Erickson Kelly Erickson Hyle Erwin Erica Fellers

SENIORS

Joel Fenton Jamie Fertig Randall Fields Matthew Filliez

Matthew Firestone Eric Fischer Rebecca Fisher Donald Fletcher

David Ford Felicia Fowler Nicholas Prager Nickolas Fraley

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Sheri Francil Heather Francisco Nikolai Fras Daniel Fredette

Nathan Fredrickson Jeffre French Jeffrey Frey Courtney Friesen

SENIORS

What's for lunch??? Derek Leiter takes his cafeteria approach to the life of a high school student as he eyes the menu.

AIJV1CE fO EJ N12ERC~A55ME~ "Jast because yciu'_re ,e n a do~sii.'t m~an you G e menu

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SENIORS

Catharine Gittins Paul Glenn Susan Gondolfi Sheila Goodwater

Tiffany Graham CJ Green Dee Ann Green' Katherine Gregg

Dave Gregorius Sara Grell Kylee Gross Leslie Grosshans

Amanda Grove Jeffrey Gruber Robert Gll:enzel Jessi Gulizia

Ashley Haase Mary Haberstich Aaron Hames Cheryl Hamilton

SENIORS

Love in a box ... Jay Jensen and Marissa Muller reenact their dementary school days.

·FtRST KISS "On the 4-square in fifth grade with Jay Jensen." -Marissa Muller "Memorable, but not at all like the movies and tv makes it~ It was kind of gross, p.ice a1:1d slobbery. He was an amateur at it." -Angie Wilson "James Valentine and _I played spin the "Rave" shampoo bottlein sixth grade. It was cute." -Erin Brager

Julie Hamilton Crystal Hance Kama Hand Paul Hansen

Heather Harr • Troy Harrifeld Alison Harris Christine Harvey

Heather Hauck Kelly Hayes Alissa Heckman Ashleigh Hempel

SENIORS

John Hergenrader Matt Hergenrader Sara Hergenrader Andrew Herman

Jason Herz - Jodi Herz Jeremy Hiatt Sarah Hinkle

Mark Hobbs Meliss~ Hobson Bret Hodgson Chris Hoelscher

Brian Hoff Robert Hoffman Joshua Hogrefe Samantha Hohensee

Clay Hollmann Jaq;l Holman Penny Holman Kimberly Holmberg

SENIORS

On top of the world ...Jessica Gardner has adapted to her world at Southeast and is prepared to take on the rest of it.

FIR6T·.DAY AT L6E. "I-felt like I Was on a different pianet." -Jessica Gardner "Excitirt·g ... so many new faces." -Megan O'M@ara~• ·

"rwas seared, but I felt lik~ I was old." -Mandy·Wickersllam

Todd Holt Alyssa Holtgrewe Jamie Honeycutt Lane Hopkins

Scott Hornyak • Ashley Hoskins Tricia Houchin Sarah Howard

Brian Hubbard J@hn·Hulett Erika Hull-~ Kevin Huneke

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Chris Hunzeker Steph Hunzeker Jerry Hynes Alison Irons

David Jenkins Ryan Jenkins caleb Jensen Jay Jensen

Julie Jepson Erin Johnsen Bo Johnson David Johnson

Jennifer Johnson Keith Johnson Kellie Jqhnson Paige Johnson

Seth Jonas Nicole Jones Tracy Jones Angie Jorgens

SENIORS

Making up for lost time •.. P. Kubly, A. Smith, S. Richmond, M. Hergenrader, E. Brager, A. Hempel, T. Dickey, M. Bargas, J. Honeycutt, G. Berger, and A. Haase

MEMORABLE DATE "I've never been·on a date." -Matt Hergendrader "Last year-- no commen~." -Dave Gregorius "When we played pool. She was a shark." -Shane -Rutherford

Cara Keller Megan Keller Angela· Kelly Patrick Kelley

William King Bradley Kisicki Dustin Klein Melissa Knievel

Erin Knopik Andrew Kobza Catherine Kottwitz David Kovar

SENIORS

Joslyn Kramer Rebecca Krantz Angela Krumenauer Brian Kruse

Paige Kubly Justina Kuhlman Kent Kurtzer Carla Laesch

Benjamin Langtry Amy Lannin Michael Lanning Alena Lanning

Stephen Lautenbach Patrick Lawler Rebecca Lawton Nakula LeGeros

Shane Legg Derek Leiter Shaun Lierz Nichole Lindholm

SENIORS

License and registration ·please ... Kelly Brey h opes not to meet up with any police officers as she heads off from school.

CAUGHT SPEEDING "Horrible. I had a headlight out, didn't have my license or registration, didn't have my shoes on, and was speedi~g, but he only gave me a speeding ticket.·" -Kelly Brey ''Scary! After school I ran into a car. The bad thing was that this kid went to Southeast." -Crystal Thomas

Jennifer Little Megan Littrell Jake Long Jason Louthan

Parker Lowrey Tara Luedtke Marisa Luke Jennifer Lukesh

Nathan Malone Eric Marion Elke Martin • Melissa Mason

SENI ORS

Chris Matney Julie Mattson Stephen Mayhan Scott McCammon

Valerie McCray John Mccreery Michael Mccurdy Ross McDermott

Laura McGill Hope McGuire Michael Mckinney Ben Mclaughlin

Andrea Mcnulty Bryan Meerkatz Tara Menhusen Bill Meyer

Phillip Michel Ember Miles •Brian Millard Krista Miller

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Acting our way... Rebecca Lawton stands by her favorite teacher after a performance of "The Secret Garden."

FAVORITE TEACHER "Carol Svoboda. .•Her class allowed room for personality and creativity. She·always knew how to make students , feel good about themselves.'' -Rebecca Lawton ~'Mr. Crippen. Because he knew what he was doing, made chemistry fun, and he was cute." -Lisa Bukacek .

Anne Milligan Jill Minster Stephanie Mitchell John Moeller

Erica Moore Jenny Moore Kenneth Moore Matt Moore

Anne Moraczewski Lansen Morehouse Sara Morgan Cheryl Mueller

SENI ORS

Jeff Mueller Marissa Muller Joshua Munford Dany'l Munksgaard

Alexander Nahorny Kathleen Nauman Christina Navratil Andrew Naylor

Cassidy Nelsen Darin Nichols Jennifer Nickell Kyle Niemann

Jennifer Nitz Kateri Nolan Shawn Novak Shane Odenbach

Aaron Offutt Scott Oliver Jessica Oliverius Nedra Olson

SENIORS

Girls have cooties ... Bernedette Spady flashes back to the days of kindergaten in her Child Development class.

KINDERGARTEN MEMORIES "Making it mandatory for the boys to play house with us girls." • -Bernedette Spady

"No stress!" -April Vesely " When my Mom used to come to school dressed as Arnie the Ardvark and promote nonsmoking." -Lynn Walters

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Sam Ospovat Staci Ogorman Megan O' Meara Carolyn Parman

Sara Pattavina Andrea Patzel Elizabeth Peterson David Petr

Nathaniel Pettit Benjamin Pfister Ken~ra Pickering Andrea Pierson

SEN IORS

Chris Pischel Nathan Plageman Matthew Plessman Antara Pothuloori

Aaron Potratz Scott Powers Aaron Proskovec Melanie Prucha

Jessica Rasmussen Ryan Rathe Lea Reedy Lindsay Reineke

Nickole Remington Aaron Remmers Kevin Rice Sarah Rice

•Keith Richards Sarah Richmond Eric Riddle Rachel Riley

SENIORS

Blazing the way... Shane Odenbach waits for his next adventure in his own Bronco.

BEST FRIEND MEMORIES "When DJ and I went off roading_in my dad's blazer and got stuck." -Shane Odenbach "My favorite memory of my • best friend, Rebecca Skrivanek, is when we were putting up Christmas lights in my room. I had a crush on one of my friends and we made a shrine of lights on the wall!" -Alicia Seim

Alicia Risk Tara ~tchie Sara Roberts Brian Robinson

Sarah Roby Heidi Roemer Jamie Rollf

Erik Root

Carolyn Rose Kathleen Rose Jeff Roth Patrick Rowan

SEN IORS

Shane Rutherford Lynnette Sabatka Brandi Sams Eric Samuelson

Nathan Sanks Thomas Santillan James Sauser . Erik Schindler

Nichole Schinstock Rebecca Schlautman Christopher Schmidt Jessica Schmitz

Tiffany Schneider Sara Schultz Amy Schulze Libby Schupbach

Joshua Schwarten Amy Schwartzbach Melissa Scott Shannon Seglin

SENIORS

Well, um, uh ... Kelly Erickson looks for help so that she won't be late to class.

LATE EXCUSES "I got mx shirt stuck in my locker when I shut it." -Kelly Erickson "I ran out of gas,. didn't h~ve any money to buy more, so I was stuck for half an hour." -Joanna Witters "There was a train." -Tanya Wortman

Alicia Seim Justin Sellhorn Tracy Semler Nancy Sepahpur

Laura Seward Amanda Simmons Rebecca Skrivanek Simone Slaymaker

Sean Smetter Ashley Smith Alexis Smith Brian Smith

SENIORS

Erik Sommer Oliver Sotelo Bemedette Spady Shaun Sparks

Aaron S~ilker Bob Stark Brian Stege Nicholas Steinke

Kevin Stock Jennifer Stout • Elizabeth Straub Jeanne Stremcha

Cory Strope John Sumsion Lea Sutliff Benjamin Swanson

Brett Swarts Flora Sweeney Ryan Sydow Whitney Sykes

SENIORS

Homework, what homework??? Chris Matney just needs to find a pen and he can begin.

NO HQM_ EWQRJ, EXCU6E9 "We ran out of toilet paper at home." -Chris Matney "My dog ate my cat and threw i . up on my homework and then ate it again." -Amy Schulze ''Voices told me not to cto·it. '1 -Ben McLaughlin

Cassandra Syring Brandon Tangerman Ryan Targoff Amy Tautfest

Kristen Taylor Tyler Thies Casey Thomas Crystal Thomas

:- Rahsaan Thomas Charity Throener Melissa Tiangco Shannon Trainor

SENIORS

Jon Travis Nicholas Tyler Joe Urbauer Josh Vacek

Ruth Vahle James Valentine Andy Van Horn Lindsay Van Meter

Jeff Vanackeren Rhianon Vanek Nic::holas Vanneman Jennifer Vaughn

Chris Venne April Vesely Katie Vigna Dan Volk

Brian Voss Lareina Wall Lynn Walters Brad Walton

SENIORS

I see London, I see France ... Sarah Hinkle displays a flannel pair of boxers.

CLASS Ql$A6TER5 "When Mr. Nelsen was " explaining to the class why we change our underwear/'. • · . ·- Sarah Hinkle "Falling backwards in my chair . right after the teacher said "sex"." -Brian Voss •''When a certain teacher didn't have their pants zipped up all the way." - Joslyn Kramer

Erin Watsek Andrew Weather! Jason Weber • Alexander Wendt

Phillip Weyeneth • Jeffrey Weyers Bf½an White Zachary White

Mandy Wickersliam Lance ·Wiebusch Chad Wiechmann ·Matthew Willielm

SENIORS

Those were the days ... Sarah Richmond, Mandy Bargas, and Alexis Smith take advantage of their last year of high school.

DO THING6 DIFFERENT · • ''Put more effort into things. I tookJor ,granted that these years of my life would always be around." -Alexis Smith '' Nothing really. I've had lots of fun! ~aybe, I woulq hqve,go~t,~n , to know more people and would have been irtvolved in,more clubs apq sports." , -]q:inie •Botkin

SENIORS

What is your best excuse for not handing in your homework? "True learning comes from living life not doing homework." -Rodney Smith "My baby sister felt the need to express her art on it." -Shvonne Serri "What Homework?" -Kelly Walters

Scott Aguglia Teri Ahrendt Trent Aksamit Kara Alfredson Anthony Alwin

Heidi Anderson Reed Anderson Robin Anderson Tiffany Anderson Tanner Andrews

John Appling Don Arp Alison Arter Bradi Artz Paul Audi

J UNIORS

Ieva Augstums Elizabeth Aukerman Casey Averett Autumn Backhaus Keegan Bacon

Tara Bahr Lyla Baird Melissa Baker Josh Barker Nicholas Barksdale

Timothy Barnason Debra Barnhard Jessica Bartels April Barton Amy Bauer

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Lakisha Bauer Chris Baumbach Heather Baxendale Aelene Beaman Allyss Beek

Sarah Beeman Katrina Beil Kimberly Beitler Jason Bell Joshua Bell

Justin Bell Adam Bellamy Jennifer Bemis Nicholas Bender Robert Bender

JUNIORS

Where is the most likely place to find Juniors? "Far away from their parents." -Brent Wilson "The Coffee Shop." -Stephanie Serio "Sleeping at the nearest desk." -Amy Bauer

Jesse Bergman Lindsay Berry David Beste Matt Bettenhausen Cory Biggerstaff

Dan Biggs Jason Blase Christopher Blue Trevor·Blythe Whitney Bock

Saraugh Bohlke Seth Bohnart Leah Bomberger Brian Booe Ashley Bornemeier

JUNIORS

Brandon Boyer Kari Brandt Jaime Breen Luke Breinig Daniel Brenneise

Ranae Brester Nicole Brey Brandy Briggs Travis Brock Michael Broderick

Beth Brokering Damon Brower Michelle Brown Richard Brown Jenna Bruce

. Daniel Buettner David Burbach Abby Burianek Josh Burkey Nicolas Burnham

Andrew Buss John Bussen Ellen Cabacungan Jad Callahan Brenda Camp

Christina Campbell David Campbell Scott Campbell Jerry Cantu Courtney Carper

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Best place for a date? "A romantic night at the lake" -Pat Dolan "The Renaissance Room at the Corn husker." -Damian Kelly "The Coffee House" -Trent Claus

Candace Carter John Cary Chris Charroin Angie Child Abby Christiansen

Benjamin Churley Trenton Claus Shauna Claussen Amanda Clayton Courtney Clinard I

Joseph Cloutier Emily Coker Kirsten Coniglio Terrence Conley Kevin Connell

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Sean Conner Summer Connors Heather Conway Christopher Cooper Ashley Copple

Joshua Coren Ian Cottingham Gerold Coudeyras Angela Cox Paul Cox

Brian Cozine Matthew Crandall Michelle Cruey Robert Culver Allison Curtis

Eric Daharsh Danelle Damian Jess Dance Sarah David Blanca De La Fuente

·Devon Denn Harmander Deogun Jessica Derry Joel Dickes Avory Diekmann

Samuel Dieter Jeremy Dinges Gina Dinsmore Ginger Divis Ryan Doak

JUNIORS

Worst place for a date "A party where you don't know anyone." ~Teri Ahrendt "Cruising 'O' Street." -Scott Beyer "Wherever your parents are." -Brian Ryba

Nate Dobler Patrick Dolan Stephanie Downs Michelle Doyle Kelly Drake

Kelly Dubisar Andrew Duey Merissa Ebben Christina Effle Michael Eisenhauer .

Collin Elgert Lindsey Ellsworth Andrea Epp Craig Erickson Benjamin Erie

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Thor Esbensen Kerry Essink Sarah Eurek Jason Ewalt Natalie Faden

Jared Falt Camie Fertig Heather Fischer Lindsay Fisher Robert Fisher

Valerie Flury Ryan Forst Joseph Fox Steven Franks Angela Fredette

.Chad Freie Betsey French Melissa Frost Malindi Gabelhouse Zachary Gabelhouse

Matthew Garthright Gregory Gates Janet Gdovic Abbi Gealy Vanessa Geier-Craft

David Geistlinger Andy Genzmer Thomas George Catherine Gerber Timothy Gibson

JUNIORS

What is the best thing to do after a football game? , art y.I"

~Brady Artz "Eat." -Nate Voss "Get crazy with the Cheez Whiz!" -Jed Linder

Kam Gillispie Treista Ginger Jason Glaesemann Justin Glaesemann Brian Glaze

Sarah Golter Emily Goos Sean Gordon Catherine Graham Jeremie Green

Kyle Green Paul Grieger Heather Grove Nicholas Guenzel Jera Guill

JUNIORS

STANDING

Lee Haack Alexis Haifley Stewart Hakenewerth Brian Hamilton Justin Hannah

Emily Hansen Jessica Hansen Josh Hansen Tiffanie Hanson Tiffany Hanson

Andrea Hardy Kelly Hargitt Tara Harkrader Lisa Harlow Michael Harm

.Hilary Harral Jerry Harre Jason Harrell Britton Harris Melanie Hartert

Aaron Hartman Simeon Harvey Angela Hautzenroder Stetson Hayes Daniel Hedrick

Stefanie Heichele Jeffrey Hellerich Tracey Helmkamp Ryan Hemje Chad Herren

JUNIORS

What are the most popular sayings heard in the halls? "Get out of the way, sophomores." -Kevin Jackson "Let's skip class." -Josh Burkey "D ud e. " -Cory ·B iggerstaff

Corby Hesson Daniel Hinds Stacey Hinrichs Zackery Hitch Edmund Hobelman

Barbara Hoel Jami Hoelscher Kyle Holland Tracy Holman Phil Hooper

Michael Hopkins Sara Hossaini Adena Hotchkiss Kimberly Hotchkiss Tiffany Hough

JUNIORS

Joshua Howell-Burke • Curtis Hungate Adam Hunt Molly Hunt Bryan Huntington

Todd Hupka Kate Hutchens Jonathan Hyde Rosa Hynes Justin Hyor

Matt Ihrig Drenda Irland Steve Irons Kevin Jackson Rodney Jackson

Justina James Fatemeh Jannati Benjamin Javorsky Andrea Jefferson Christina Jensen

Martin Jensen Rebecca Jex Britt Johnson Jonathan Johnson Kurt Johnson

Megan Johnson Rhea Johnson Adam Kafka Jill Kalvelage Maureen Kane

J UN IORS

Where is the best place to study? "Study? What's that?" -Mike Hopkins "The Mill." -Chip Uhrmacher . "The smart person's house." -Jason Bell

Darin Kats Kelsi Kaulins Scott Keith Erin Keller Kyle Keller

Damian Kelly Amanda Kent Matthew Kessler Jeremy Kester Micheal Kinghorn

Robert Kingston Ryan Kinnison Sarah Kinsey Stephanie Kinsey Andrea Kissack

JUNIORS

Melinda Kisting David Kitsmiller Betsy Knight Shannon Knoble Katie Knuth

Kyle Kollmorgen Michael Kontos Regina Kopf Arny Korbelik Kristina Kottas

J arnes Krenk Katherine Kreutz Jill Krieger Justin Kroll Shera Kuester

Anne Kunze Jay Kurtzer Benjamin Kutsch Lana Lafler Quinn Laging

Benjamin Lambert Melissa Larsen Eric J. Larson Eric R. Larson Karli Lausten

Emily Lauterbach Sara Lawrence Jonathan Lawson Caren Leavitt Tonya Lee

JUNIORS

What are your goals for your senior year? "To have fun and make it memorable!" -Lindsay Ellsworth

"To get by with the least amount of work." -Eric Wilkson "Decide on a good University in the U.S." -Pedram Nabegh Angela Legrande Jeremy Lemke Jeffrey Lieneman Louie Lin Melissa Lindemann

Jed Linder Nathaniel Lindstrom Amanda Lodden Tracy Louthan Miles Love

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Heather Lowery Wendy Lowery Ryan Lowry Antonia Luebbe Amanda Luedtke

JUNIORS

Jeromie Luginbill Whitney Luke Barbara Lukesh Kile Lundy Brandon Madison

Kathryn Madsen Marci Malone Elizabeth Maney Brian Manning Christel Mardock

Timothy Marquis Natalie Mason Sheila Matney Tyler Maybee Eric McAndrew

John McCall Kenneth McCartney Madelene McCracken Shannon McGill Claire McHenry

Amanda McKay Joey McMahan Shane Mecham Courtney Meder Jonathan Medina

Molly Meisenbach Erinn Mellen Seth Meranda Cory Mero Kyle Meyer

JUNIORS

What are the best classes to take? "The ones that benefit you in college." -Jamie Pickering "Criminal Justice or Contemporary Lit." -Jason Blase "Anything that doesn't involve math." -Cachita Hynes

Chad Michel Nathan Michel Caroline Miller Jennifer Miller Benjamin Miriovsky

Robert Mizerski Brandon Moller Megan Mo1:1cure Katrina Moore Katherine Morgan

Shawn Morrison Heather Morrow Danielle Muhlbauer Jennifer Mulnix April Murphy

J UNIORS

James Mussman Sarah Myers Pedram Nabegh Amy Nguyen Kieu Nguyen

Michael Nichols Adriann NicholsonGibson Justin Nielsen Michael Nieman Dasown Nix

Jason Nunes Thomas Nyhof Lea Obradovic Bradley Olson Christopher Olson

Jackie Opp Adam Orsborn Melissa Ortiz Amber Oswald Lynn Packard

Krista Parde Jason Parga Paul Pasika Mark Payne Nathan Payne

Jason Peck Brian Pedersen Tracie Pedersen Benjamin Pejsar Amie Perlman

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What would you change the mascot to if you could? "An Oopa Loopa from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." -Cory Mero "I think 'Waldo' is good." -Melanie Hartert "Superwoman." -Mandy Worster

Brian Peter Brian Pfeiffer Kim Pfister Jami Pickering Stacy Pickering

Corey Picraux Jessica Piper Trey Pittenger Kristina Placzek Justin Plants

Christina Points Walker Poppert Brian Post Craig Potts James Pratt

J UNIORS

Matthew Preister Arny Prentice Cherisa Price Justin Pryor Kelly Pugsley

Ryan Ragsdale David Rallis Andrew Rathbun Todd Rees Brendan Reese

Heather Reeves Jason Reger Margaret Rehm Chris Reigle Eric Reining

Craig Reinsch ·Heather Reno Darryl Rivers Jefferson Roberts Lucas Rogers

Michael Rogers Steven Rogers Cicily Rometo Sarah Roosmann Lane Rosenberry

Robert Rosenberry Heather Rosenkrans Rachel Rossel Heather Roth Annie Rowan

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Best place to go for lunch? Why? ~

"Home, cause it's free." -Tony Alwin

"Valentino's; Best food for the price." -Paul Nelson

Chad Rowan Melissa Rowan Andrea Ruliffson Jeffrey Rutan Brian Ryba

Brenda Sabatka Ashley Sahling Matthew Salak Vida Sanchez Brian Sanburn

John Sandman Patrick Sands Elizabeth Saunders Nicholas Scheidt Heather Schleiger

JUNIORS

Jamie Schmidt Eric Schnieber Stephen Schoo Dennis Sciscoe Brandon Scranton

Melissa Segura Adam Sellhorn Michael Sessions Stephanie Serio Shvonne Serri

Kara Severin Megan Sheets Sarah Sherman Matthew Shullaw Stephanie Sibby

.Anthony Sibert Kristin Siepker Amy Simonds Eric Sitzman Corey Smith

Josh Smith Margaret Smith Nicole Smith Rodney Smith Melissa Sobotka

Kristin Sonderegger Rekha Sookram Nickol us Sorenson David Sovey Brian Spangler

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Where is the best place to -----------

get a job? Why? "Blockbuster, because it's easier than working with food." -Cordie White "Anywhere that pays over minimum wage." -Brandy Biggs "Work at Madonna because I make $6.10 an hour." -Joey McMahan

Wade Spicer Brett Spilker Laura Splittgerber Sarah Staiert Jared Stark

Jennifer Stark Michelle Starr Joseph Steen Christopher Ste.wart Thomas Stieren

Kristy Stiles Audra Stock Cora Stahlman Angela Stohs Brett Stohs

JUNIORS

Christopher Stolle Derek Stolle Karen Stone Brandon Stoner Jaime Story

Josh Strain Adam Strur Eric Svik Arny Swanson Brandie Talley

Caroline Tatai Chuck Taylor Duane Teeters Michael Tegtmeier Christopher Thiel •

Dennis Thiel Robert Thorson Lisa Trapp Sarah Travis Timothy Travis

Alyson Tredway Adam Troutt Andrew Tucknott Alisa Turman Andrew Tuttle

Sage Tweton Anne Ullstrom Andrew Unthank Donald Uhrmacher Richard Vahle

J UNIORS

Most memorable day as a sophomore. "The day I became a certified HIV/AIDS educator for my peers." -Emily Hansen "Playing in state baseball." -Josh Smith "The powder puff thing." -Jon Lawson

Chris Vancleave Seth Vanek Charles Varga James Varn Larrie Vestecka

Melissa Voges Nate Voss Steven Vu Teresa Vtiong Eric Wacker

Jennifer Walczyk Kelly Walter Josh Walters Christopher Ward Dawn Warren

JUNIORS

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Kylee Wassenberg James Watson Zach Watson Jessica Weaver Megan Webber

Nicole Weber Jessica Weiter Lucas Westphal Tyson Westphal Crystal Whitaker

Cordell White Jessica White Adam Whyrick Shelby Wibbels Mary Wigley

_Bradly Wilken Jessica Wilkins Eric Wilkinson Aaron Will Abigale Williams

Josh Williams Brent Wilson Jennifer Wilson Jeremy Wilson Adam Winter

Jocelyn Winter Courtney Wittstruck Scott Wolf Lori Wolfe Jason Wood

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What do you see yourself doing ten years from now? "Embezzeling funds from a large corporation." -Adam Kafka "Composing music and art about issues that concern me now. " -Matt lnrig "Interpreting for the deaf and hearing impaired." -Lana Lafler

Daniel Wright Jonathan Wright Shaun Wu Hilary Yoder Ann Yost

Elizabeth Young Jamie Zmiewski Heather Zupanic Gregory Zyburo

JUNIORS

NOT PICTURED SENIORS Arie Andrews Rebecca Archer Kristine Bachman Adam Barret Andra Bartels Nathan Bergstrom Joshua Boden Michelle Brethouwer Thomas Broderick Andrew Clements Scott Clements Dawn Connelly Joseph Conroy Ty Davis Richard Deal

Douglas Downing Christi Duckers Tony Gardner Justin Guill Jeremy Howard Jessica Hubble Andrew J echa Kara Johnson Adam Kalbasz Geoff Keilwitz Odell King Aaron Kisicki Jeremy Kitching Julian Kitching Benjamin Kopf

Melvin Lear Maggie Monson Jared Muth Benjamin Myers Lynden Nilsen Cameron O'Keefe Lance Okray Jennifer O'Malley Bradley Orr •Scott Paisley Stewart Pascoe Joshua Paulsen Matthew Poskochil Brett Schaffer Corey Schneider

Tara Schroeder Kayla Schwinck Quentin Sharp Steven Stack Cari Steiner Ryan Stolle · Wesley Swanson Kurtis Vanness Jason Von Kaenel Jody Way Damian Wettlaufer Jeremy Wilkin Angela Willers Timothy Yates

JUNIORS Tiffany Anderson Sarah Austin Nicholas Best Scott Beyer Jerry Biskup Nicole Brummer Angela Buck Andrew Busch Joseph Cardwell Kevin Cornell David Driscoll Arturo Escobar Justin Estes Kathleen Feely Joshua Fischer Mohira Gaibulleava Tony Galligo

Jeremie Garrison Michael Glaser Jeremie Green Angelia Hautzenroder Cameron Jones Lynsey Keller Timothy Keller Amanda Kent Susan Kentopp Jolene Kinzie John Kotopka John Kuchta Meredith Lindblad Lorraina Lutje Ermelyn Malit Nicholas Masten Deanne Maul

Christopher Mccombs Shad McRoberts Felipe Medina Casey Miller Abraham Miner Jeffrey Mrkvicka Paul Nelsen Stacey O'Keefe Jeromy Ogg James Parker Megan Parker Jonathan Peters Oswald Ramsay Timothy Rutt Brian Sanburn Adon Sanchez Adam Saunders

Stephanie Sebby Grant Shamblen Christina Sharp Derek Stokke Bryan Stopp Carolina Tapia Matthew Taylor Rosemary Umana Benjamin VanHorn Shaun Vogt Jason Wessel Jaret West Ian Whitmore Erik Witt Jessica Woods Amanda Worster Bryce Zaiger

SOPHOMORES Shane Agena Austin Andrews Andrew Austin Alexander Barret Sara Barton David Bertram Steven Bohn Stephanie Busch Courtney Clemens Maida Cline Raelynn Coles

Wynter Courtney Joshua Davidson Jason Dix Jake Halverstadt Charles Hoskins Larry Hugelman Holli Johns Shawn Kirby Joseph Kuchta Brandon Kuehl Jamie Laughlin

Christopher Lottman Kathryn Miller J erect Muehlha usen William Mulligan Monique Myers Karina Oliveira Rebekah Paulsen Jessica Prenosil Jeanette Rattigan Mandi Reiss Melissa Reynolds Jamila Roach

Tyson Savage Stacey Sawyer Teresa Schroeder Michelle Stroh Lewis Thompson Michael Vaughn Melanie Voight _ Daniel Walker Nicole Wheeler Jon Whitaker Deana Winter Jais Woolf NOT PICTURED

Nichole Abbott Jill Adams Matthew Adams Erin Agnew Gabriel Aguirre James Ahlstedt

Toni Ahrendt Dana Aksamit Zachary Alexander Jason Anderson Tina Andretti Eric Andrews

Trevor Andrews David Anthony Cambria Averett Holly Baack Alexander Bahe Tara .Baker

Alisha Bakk Michael Ball Travis Bangert Antonio Banks Heather Banta Bradley Bare

What was your first day like at Southeast? "It was sort of intimidating being at the bottom all over

again, but I knew my way around, so that part was easy." -Joni Smith

"Good thing I'm not claustrophobic!" -Sarah Kreps "A lot of rules and regulations - seven times?! -Elizabeth Hard 78

SOPHOMORES

Lisa Barney Sara Bartek Jennifer Bartels Ambra Batson Erik Bauer Whitney Bauer

Jennifer Baugous Kim Beadle Alida Becker Thomas Beckius Wendy Beckwith Anne Behringer

Jeffrey Bell Jesicah Bench Adam Benischek Luke Bergmeier Margaret Berndt Amber Berry

Brian Best Lance Bice Charles Bills Sarah Bills Nicholas Blacksher Theodore Blair

Scott Blomberg Sara Blome Jared Boettcher Stephanie Bogus Barbara Bohn Brian Bonne

Ashley Bos Kelly Bowen Kathryn ,Bowers Jonathan Bowling Cullen Brady Dillon Brady

Elizabeth Brandle Matthew Brannen Tamara Bratt Brandon Braunsroth Kelly Brenden Nicole Briggs

SOPHOMORES

Heather Brogan Joshua Brolhorst Tracey Brolliar Kalleen Broman Ilya Brown Jamia Brunott

Jason Buckbee David Buethe Jason Buhlmann Anthony Burnham Tom Cahela Aaron Caines

Nicholas Cameron Alexis Campbell Timothy Carlton • Frank Centamore ill Shawn Chapman Ryan Chappelle

Erica Charvat Maegan Chen Joshua Cheney Matthew Cherry Adam Chick Joan Childers

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"Being able to LEGALLY go out to lunch!" -Marie Milligan HEAD PROTECTION "The way students treat other students." -Margie Hobleman "I want my hat back!" -Ben Hughes 80

SOPHOMORES

John Cho Sungjin Cho Joshua Chrastil Benjamin Christ Nathan Christensen Sara Christensen

Zachary Christline • Rais· Clarin Benjamin Clark Sarah Claus Chris Clements Craig Clevenger

Robert Cloutier Katie Cole Nathan Cole Mikaela Coleman Nora Coleman Bradley Comstock

Luke Connell Shannon Cook Nicholas Cooper Susan Cooper Molly Corkle Amanda Cornelius

Jill Cose Johanna Creswell Genevieve Critel Cassie Crow Jim Csuhta Yasser Dahab

Jared Dahlgren Steven Danley Luke David Richard Davis Erin Dawes Christopher Deal

Camille Debose Helen Debutts Jacob Decker Trent Deeter Michael Degarmo Darnell Delaney

SOPHOM ORES

Tracy Densberger Joel Diers Ryan Dirks Gregory Dirksen Nichol Doney Wish Donovan

Daniel Dougherty Brian Douglas Kelsey Duckworth Jason Dugger Kieu Duong Dan Dutton

Kelly Dworak Elizabeth Dyer Erin Eaton Clint Eckstein Abigail Edmonds Stacey Eggers

Emily Eisenhauer Lindsey Ellis Juan Escobar Kate Esterling Megan Euler Ellen Everett

What was the most newsworthy event of the year? "When the 0.J. Simpson case verdict was announced." -Tom Beckius "All the shootings in Lincoln." -Tracy Pensberger "Huskers 2nd National Championship!" -Kevin Rea 82

SOPHOMORES

Lynda Ewell Scott Farmen Cassandra Fey Sarah Finkhouse Daniel Firestone Justin Fischer

Joshua Fisher Michael Flaherty Melissa Flowers Joshua Floyd Rylan Fogerty Gillian Ford

Tonya Forst Rodney Foss Benjamin Fralin Emily Franklin Jennifer French Corwin Frey

Katie Friesen David Froscheiser David Gadeken Katie Garbers Jennifer Garbini Brian Gates

Erica Gerner Dori Glabe Robert Goble Nicholas Grant Trisha Grantski Sara Gray

Jesse Green Stacia Greving Brian Grimes Lisamaria Guevara Matthew Gulyas Andrew Gustafson

Melissa Haas Nicole Hagood Richard Hahn Ryan Hahn Crystal Haislet St~phanie Hall

SOPHOMORES

Jennifer Hamilton Jerusha Hancock Alida Hanneman Christina Hansen Derek Hansen Justin Hansen

Sarah Hansen Maria

Haralambopoulos Jesica Harder Elizabeth Hardy Jillian Harrell Cassandra Harris

Ryan Harris Wendy Hartung Craig Haszard Eric Haszard Sara Heldt Susan Hellerich

Felicia Henderson Brian Heng Stacy Henn Daniel Herbon Nicholas Hergenrader Jennifer Herz

What's your favorite way to spend free time? "Roaming the streets of Lincoln searching for the truth." -Maggie Berndt "Hanging out, being a schmuck, playing basketball." -Adam King "Beating up college guys." -Matt Jones 84

SOPHOMORES

Brady Hess Justin Hiatt Jill Hickman Angela Hier Jennifer Hintz Ryon Hitzeman

Margaret Hobelman Preston Hobelman Dustin Hofmann Russell Hohensee Chad Hohenstein Tanya Hollman

Clarissa Holloway Joseph Holmberg Jane Holsapple Cindy Hooper Ryan Hopkins Timothy Hopkins

Jennifer Hopper Adam Hom Amber Hostetler Michael Houchin Tara Hough Tawsha Howel

Steven Hubbard Benjamin Hughes Nathan Humphrey Matthew Hungate Anthony Hunt Sarah Hupka

Timber Hyatt Nick Illian Andrea Inhofe Ash Irons Garrett Ivory James Jackson

Emily James Ian James Carl J amshidi Andrea Jantzen Brooke Jarolimek Troy Jecha

SOPHOMORES

Crystal Jefferson Richard Johns Bryce Johnson Jamie Johnson Kyle Johnson Marcella Johnson

Mitchel Johnson Richard Johnson Matthew Jones Jason Judd Rebecca Kacvinsky Amber Kalkwarf

Matthew Kanive David Kay John Kay Rory Kay Lenae Kearns Meysam Kebriaei

Joshua Keck Sean Keelan Anne Keetle Nathan Keller Ashley Kelliher Dustin Kellner

How did you spend the snow days? "Slacked off and didn't do anything. Actually I got dressed and then realized that there wasn't any school." -Yassar Dahab "Sleeping and studying for finals." -Emily Eisenhauer "I watched The Price ls Right!" -Andy Swanson 86

SOPHOMORES

Ted Kelly Scott Kennedy Jesse Kimberly Adam King Robyn Kingsley Danika Kinnan

Michael Kitchen Aaron Klein Kristoffer Knerl Dana Knight Celeste Kovar Katherine Kralik

Sarah Kreps Gabrielle Kroll Heather Krumenauer Geoffrey Kruse Thomas Kubick Ryan Kuhl

Austin Kuhn Jeremy Kurtzer Lee Kvittem Lindsay Ladman Jason °Lafler Sara Lamberson

Scott Lane Nicholas Lange Jennifer Langtry Jacquetta Lannan Kathryn Lanning Jesse Lanz

Nichole LaPorta Nicklas Larkins Kathryn Lau Shannon Lawrence Steven Ledbetter Christopher Ledy

Misti Lenz Jessica Le·t heby Megan Linder Nicole Linkugel Laura Linner Kristin Lipka

SOPHOMORES

Ryan Lockhart Monica Long Robert Long Jeremy Loock Shawn Lucas Megan Ludwickson

Thomas Luebbe Gabriel Luedeke Velvet Luft Kelly Luginbill Leah Lund Michael Lundberg

Avery Ma Kevin Maddox Jayme Madsen Brian Mahlin Lucas Mahoney Marie Mai

Jason Mansfield David Marcus Ginger Marshall Heather Martin Jamie Martin Ryan Martin

What colors would you like the lockers? "Light red like on the 1970 Chevy pick up truck." -Brandon Brounsroth "Mango tango." ·-Molly Corkle "Glow in the dark." -Brian Gates 88 .l

SOPHOMORES

Laura Martindale Benjamin Matthews Jacquelin McBride Jennifer McCall Devon McCave Colleen McCorrnally

Chris Mccown Sean McCracken Laura McCray Amy McCullough Brian McGuire Chad McGuire

Amber McIntyre Thomas McKee Jennifer McLaughlin Michael McLean Stephanie Mcleese William McNeill

Nichole McNutt Jennifer Mehlin Candice Meyer Heather Meyer Jasmine Meyer Russell Meyer

Sadie Meyer Laura Meyerle Erika Michel Michael Miller Cale Milligan Marie Milligan

Leah Mills Mark Missell Spencer Mitchel Audra Mohr Kendra Moller Nicholas Monroe

Kyle Moore Cami Moran Kristin Morphew Melissa Morris Jorja Morrow Kari Morse

SOPHOMORES

Andrew Muffly Sarah Muggy Megan Mullinix Nicole Mumgaard Amanda Munford Elizabeth Murphy

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Carrie Myers Jared Myers Samuel Myhre Bradley Naber Sara Nadelman Brandon Nelson

Sia Nerantzakis Nicole Newcomer Jed Ngirchoimei Hung Nguyen Travis Nichelson Nicole ·Nichols

Robert Nickolite Doug Niemann Chris Nierman Stephen Norris Cory Novacek Nichelson Novacek

What would you put on the . Southeast marquee? "The day I have a message important enough to be on the marquee, and can fit in that space, is the day I wish to die." -Richard Hahn "Rumproast on sale -- $.89 a pound" -Jacob Decker $~11111 "Smile. It's a happy day." -Jayme Oehm

SOPHOMORES

Brian Nugent Jonathan O'Malley Kathryn O'Meara Jayme Oehm Michelle Oelschlager Jennifer Ogorzolka

Kiley Olds Mark Oliver Andrew Oliverius Jason Oltman Ryan Onstad Shawna Orth

Kevin Osberg Katherine Owen Dorice Palensky Elly Palmer Justin Panasiuk Jaime Parker

Julia Parker Todd Parker Jamie Parman Dustin Pattison Emmaline Paul Reed Pavelka

Sara Paxton Christina Pedersen Jason Perry Stefani Pester Kristena Peters Amanda Petersen

Leif Peterson Leah Petranek Talaia Phillips Ross Pierson Nicholas Pischel Matthew Plucker

Brian Poskochil Jeremy Pracheil Melissa Prettyman Cindy Prochnow John Pruett Audra Putnam

SOPHOMORES

Erin Quandt Mackenzie Quillen Jacey Rader Nicholas Rainforth Aaron Rankin Matthew Rau

Megan Rauscher Jeffrey Rawson Kevin Rea Shawn Renne Jesus Reyes Keith Rice

Nicole Richter Hadley Richters Bethany Riddle Andrew Ripley Emily Risk Adam Roberts

Sara Robinson Emily Rock Gretchen Roemer Brandon Rohde Holly Rohn Tricia Rose

What would you do if you were principal for the day? "Order 20,000,000,000 pizzas and have it charged to Dr. Becker." -Ryan Chappelle "Tell all my teachers what I thought of them." -Nick Larkins "I would make everyone join hands and sing Kumbiah." -Ryan Hopkins 92

SOPHOMORES

James Rosenberger Josh Rosenberger Annie Ross Kimberly Ross Timothy Roth Kastan Rothrock

Jillian Rowan Seth Rowoldt Christina Rudd Richard Ruliffson Nicholas Ryan Sarah Sadler

Valencia Sanders Laura Satorie Brooke Sawyers Derek Scheffert Dee Scheffler Jacquelin Scheinost

Courtney Schellpeper Todd Schkade Brian Schlattmann Michael Schmidt Natalie Schmitz Dana Schnieber

Kristen Schultz Kyle Schumann Brandon Schwab Shelly Schwaderer Andy Scott Elizabeth Scott

Jennifer Shamblin Kathryn Shamblin Jason Shank Hadley Sharp Donald Shipley David Shoen

Angela Shupe Robert Sides Jamie Siedschlog J. D. Simeck Karen Simms Shaylam Simoes

SOPHOMORES

Patrick Sittner Matthew Slaymaker Kenneth Smetter Janelle Smith Jill Smith Joni Smith

Jaime Smoyer Nicholas Snyder Karin Sommer Genevieve Sonday Bartlee Sorensen Jeffrey Sorensen

Kellie Sparks Larissa Sprague Tara Stahla Justin Starnes Jeff Stauffer Joel Stauffer

Patricia Steinauer Erin Stelmach Julie Stenberg Macaela Stephenson Kirk Stevens Lucas Stone

How often do you go out to lunch? "Never, I know it's against the rules and I am a good boy." -Brian Best "N ever, I' m bro ke. " -Lindsay Ellis "Never, I love Godfathers pizza." -Kevin Maddox 94

SOPHOMORES

Jame Strand Cassie Streeter Shane Stromer Alesia Strong Amber Strong Emily Stuckey

Aaron Stopp Jeremy Suhr Zachary Svoboda Andrew Swanson Kathryn Swisher Mondelle Taylor

Stephanie Taylor Thomas Taylor Carly Tegt Lisa Terpsma Jason Thies Matthew Thoendel

Brenna Thompson Jennie Thompson Justin Thompson Kyle Tingle Linda Toma Brock Tomga

Jason Troy Jonathan Tryon Gretchen Turen Sunshine Tweton Lee Umana Dixie Underhill

Cara Van Eck Amy Van Hom Jeremy Vanackeren Michael Vanier Christopher Varga Adrian Voss

Brian Wagner Brian Walker Benjamin Wallen Brent Waller John Walters Melissa Waltke

SOPHOMORES

Jade Walton Deaun Wampler Lee Warren Ann Watson Jennifer Watson John Watson

Chaslynn Watts Christopher Webb Troy Webb Shiela Weckman Kirsten Welch Nick Welter

Katie Westhoff Mike Weston Christopher Wherry Chad White Keli Whitenack Jill ·Wieneke

Jennifer Wilcox Kile Wilhite Andrew Williams Emily Williams Mary Williams Angie Wilson

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"I think it's not going to accomplish what they think it will. · All it will do and has done is have kids rebel." -Megan Rauscher "If it decreases the amount of fights, I'll make the sacrifice." -Brad Bare "I hate it. I just got a bad hair cut. I need my hat!" -Ryan M. Martin 96

SOPHOMORES

Kathryn Wilson Keith Wilson Trevor Wilson Dale Wimberly Brent Winters Brandy Witte

Michael Wittmann Katherine Wolfe Sheri Woodwick Bradley Workman David Wright Jason Wright

Joshua Wright Lindsey Wright Tate Wright Travis Wright Whitney Wright Brenda Wunderlich

Conly Wythers Tomoki Yasufuku Pat Yetter Eugene Yott Mariah Young Matthew Young

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he 95-96 school year radiated with excitement. There was more than enough to keep students going throughout the school ear. The Huskers once again took the college football orld by .Big Red storm. After last year's Orange Bowl victory and a National Championship crown the Husker's eyes were focused on a repeat. As underdogs going into the Fiesta Bowl, Tommie Frazier and the Huskers glowed in a 62-24 win over the Florida Gators and the first consensus ack-to-back National Champions in over forty ears. Joining in the championships the NU Volleyball team beat the Texas Longhorns in the finals of the NCAA tournament. Led by senior Alison eston it was the Husker's first National Championship. The entertainment business was bright with laughter and drama. George Burns celebrated his 100th birthday. The blockbuster movies of the ear included Mr. Holland's Opus, Apollo 13, and Babe. "Hootie" and "Seal" electrified the Grammys. On the tube "Friends" and "ER" were two of the top shows. The first "optional" snow day was experienced on February 2. The temperature dropped below -20F degrees with a windchill well below -60F. Students had the option of attending school or not. This way students did not have to make up the day over spring break, which had already been shortened by one day because of a "real" snow day on January 18. The year was filled with many wonderful moments which will be etched in memories for eternity.

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s students returned to school this year they were met by five new portables in front of the building and the sight of onstruction crews taking over the inner ourtyard. The difficulties were greater than onstruction at the national and world levels. Each year lives are put at risk with the presence f guns. This year was no exception, many lives ere touched by the deaths of those killed by hand uns. To reduce the risk of violence and gang ctivity, a dress code was implemented at the start f second semester. O.J. Simpson's verdict had people on the edge f their seats. Pronouncing his innocence, left him n a life long battle with his family and the world. any classes watched the verdict and the news as the topic of many discussions the next few ays. Three government shutdowns did not slow down he fast tempo of the upcoming presidential race s candidates Graham, Forbes, and Alexander won tates in the first three primaries. The assassination of Itzac Rabin, prime minister f Israel, by right wing Israelites brought the world o a sudden, awareness that peace is often entative. The worlds leaders honored Rabin with heir presence at his funeral. The United Nations took action in Bosnia with he signing of the Dayton Peace Accord. The greement brought a cease-fire to the war between he Muslims, Croats, and Serbs. US troops were sent o Bosnia to implement the agreement by keeping and borders and halting the human rights iolations. The problems in the world may not have affected veryone the same, but the effects will be verlasting in history and in our minds.

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' ' I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. , , ·Mark Twain Just one minute ... Senior Dany'l Munksgaard and junior Mike Nichols try to decide which movie to watch while at their journalism convention. The Santa Clauses ... The Pre,school Child Development class collected over 1500 toys to give to the city mission. Their contributions helped over 500 families during the holidays.

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The Color of Knights

PRIMARY COLORS

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At Southeast there are many opportunities for students to broaden their talents. To enrich a student's mind the most important activities are the daily academics, not limited to sitting in a class and listening to a lecture. Creating projects, perfarming skits, and having informative class dis_cussions and activities brighten Southeast's Primary Colors. ACA DEMICS

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THE LIFE OF A CLUMP Qij "

t's kind of like an emotional thing for me. A way to get your feelings out on paper," said junior Heather Schleiger on the many dimensions of art. Students explored many different art forms, from beginning painting to jewelry making. Another popular art class was pottery. Senior Sarah Roby was one of those students who ventured into the world of pottery. Here Roby holds up the beginning of her pot and clay caked hands. We followed Roby through the life of her clump of clay. ~ Lea Reedy

fter a broken pot or two and going to her next class with hardened bits of clay -on her jeans Roby finally holds up her finished product. To get from a shapeless clump of clay to a form filled pot Roby had to first start with the clay and then finish with the glaze. Pottery students often had to wait for the teachers to fire the kiln in order to fill the whole kiln. Pots are first fired once and then glazed and fired again. The finished product is often the best part of the art class. "I enjoy taking art classes because it's an outlet for my creativity," said junior Megan Sheets. "It is good to work so hard and be able to see the finished product .."

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ottery is not _the only wonderful art class that one can take, of course there are many more. Senior Cameron O'Keefe has taken many art classes to become an accomplished artist. The picture at the left was sketched by O'Keefe. Junior Nate Voss has taken art classes and is now the art director for the Clarion. "I need these classes. I can't stay away from art a whole day," said Voss.

Molding, shaping, sculpting ... Here Roby (above ) thins the walls of her pot so that they will not be too thick. Roby (below) sponges all the water off of her pot. Water is used throughout the making of the pot and and the sponge is used to smooth the outside of the pot. _ All photos by Maureen Kane

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tudent Council ventured west to Kearney for the state convention. They participated in activities from early in the morning until late; everything from pantomine to campaigning to awards. Southeast won best project for the marquee gift, talent show, recognition for raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and outstanding student council. . Junior Kate Hutchens made a valiant effort to win the state presidency, but came just a few votes short. Hutchens said, "Running for state president was an experience I will always remember." ~ Katherine Gregg

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raining to be marketers, students in DECA had the opportunity to fly to attend a regional leadership conference in Indianapolis. While at the convention, they attended different types of marketing seminars. There were also a couple of dances, and they went shopping at a mall. The mall had a miniature golf course on the roof, bowling alley, and a restaurant that was a train. They even had a flight attendant who sang .songs for them. "The trip was educational, but also a lot of fun, especially the group dinner at Spaghetti Works," said senior Scott McCammon.

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Photo courtesy of Beth Trauernicht

arlez-vous francais? The French 4 and 5 classes had a unique opportunity to travel to Chicago, and see the Claude Monet exhibit at the Chicago Art Institute. They went to the Museum of Science and Industry, saw an IMAX film, ate in a German and Russian restaurant, and did lots of shopping. "The whole trip was cool. I had never been to Chicago, and it was fun to get • away," said junior Amanda Lodden.

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Ha! We're on top of the world ... French students on top of the world's tallest building, the Sears Tower. The students had the opportunity to take in many sights in Chicago, and they capped off their trip by going to the Sears Tower the n ight before they returned to Lincoln.

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Go Fish ... Students from Shield and Clarion play cards during the Journalism Education Association C on vention in Kansas City. Photo by Jason Glaesemann

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onnie Witt and Ellen Williams are the two counselors who are involved in the Work Study program. Their job is to help guide students on whatever questions or feelings they have about their job. "I really admire the students who are involved in this program, it provides a great deal of responsibility," says Witt. Both counselors are well-skilled in this program. They have attended workshops on how to better help the students. Here seniors Matt Poskochil and Ty Davis discuss their jobs with Witt and Williams. ~ Josh Strain

" he main focus of the Work Study program is to teach students the ... ~ responsibility of going to school and maintaining" a part-time job. "Students are learning outside of a school setting and are earning credit for it", said Ellen Williams counselor of the Work Study program. Members of Work Study meet every Wednesday to talk to the couselors. The program lasts one quarter and students are allowed to take the class up to three times in high school. Students interested in the program must make a commitment to work the days that they are assigned to work and to show up to all the meetings. Here Jenny Wilson is earning her credit for Work Study by picking up dishes at a· restaurant. 108

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ork Study is just a small part of the LPS program. It is called Experiential Learning. Along with Work Study, Southeast provides two other programs: Supported Work to Independence Program and Independent Job Practice. These two groups also deal with students and their jobs. Junior Melissa Mason is displaying a men_u for The Pantry. There is such a thing as service with a smile.

Would you like fries with that ... Jennifer Stout, who is a member of Work Study, is taking orders at the register from people walking in from the cold at McDonald's. Students work at a variety of places and job postions from Hy~ Vee to Burger King.

PERCENTAGE OF STU,DENTS SURVEYED WHO HAVE A PARTTIME JOB: YES: 33%

. NO: 67% May I help you?... Matt Moore is working hard at the de·sk for State Farm Insurance. JOBS 109

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f you're looking for a change in your English class, try taking Women's Literature with Mrs. Piper. This class is 'f ) different from other English classes because you only read books that have been written by women authors. Senior Nedra Olsen loves the class and would recommend it to anyone. "It's a great class. Especially with Mrs. Piper." For their final, the students had to choose an author, read a book written by her and then write a paper on it and present it to the class. Olsen said, "It (the class) gives you the chance to read books from a different point of view, and you learn a lot about yourself." ®"Wendy Lowery

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earning French can be fun, especially if you are a student in Mrs. Robinson's fifth period, third-year French class. Juniors Heather Conway, Katherine Kruetz and Cherisa Price performed a skit in French in front of the class. This gave them the chance to practice speaking in French while ~. having fun. Price said, "We all had a lot of , fun doing these skits, in our group anyway. Some kids get into it more than others." A lot of the foreign language teachers have the students do skits or some other creative project to help them learn. "If you really get into the project, you learn it a lot quicker," Price said. Some other projects included writing stories and childrens books, all of which students found fun and interesting. 110

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tudents in Mrs. Obbink's differentiated biology class taught elementary students about what they . learned throughout the year. Topics ranged from describing parts of a cell to teaching about DNA. Sophomore Jason Buckbee said, "I liked the project a lot because if you know you have to teach something to people, you learn it better. Besides, it was a lot of fun!"

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I'm the teacher now... Sophomores Dana Knight, Jason Buckbee, Kate Swisher and Hadley Sharp get the chance to teach Hill Elementary students about biology. Teaching other students about their projects gave these sophomores a creative way to learn about biology. •

FAVORITE PROJECTS OF STUDENTS SURVEYED: 1. DIFF PSYCHOLOGY PROJECT 2. TEACHING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS IN DIFF BIOLOGY 3. HISTORY DAY IN AP HISTORY Yum! Yum! ... Students· in the Cultural Foods class get the chance to make and taste foods from other countries. Photo by Tricia Houchin

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Marching Band: K. Bachman, A. Bakk, J. Bartels, C. Baumbach, H. Baxendale, J. Bell, A. Bohling, E. Boilesen, D. Bulin, G. Critel, B. Daggett, P. Dolan, C. Elder, L. Ewell, C. Fertig, V. Flury, S. Francil, C. Frey, S. Gandolfi, S. Greving, L. Guevara, M. Gulyas, E. Hansen, S. Hinrichs, P.

Hobelman, J. Hogrefe, A. Hostetler, M. Houchin, T. Houchin, B. Hubbard, S. Hubbard, K. Huneke, C. Jefferson, J. Jepson, E. Johnsen, R. Kacvinsky, A. Kelly, J. Kimberly, C. Kottwitz, R. Krantz, S. Lamberson, S. Lane, M. Long, V. Luft, B. Lukesh, M.

Mai, M. Malone, D. Marcus, J. Mattson, C. McCormally, ' /. McCray, S. Meyer, C. Milliga 1, K. Moller, D. Nichols, ,=. Nierman, B. Olson, C. Olson, J. Panasiuk, C. Parman, J. Parman, K. Pfister, J. Plants, E. Quandt, J. Rawson, A. Riple v, S. Rowoldt, B. Sabatka, ' .

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Orchestra: C. Averett, T. Baker, H. Banta, A. Batson, A. Beek, J. Bench, C. Bender, N. Bergstrom, M. Berndt, C. Biggerstaff, E. Boilesen, N. Briggs, E. Budde, J. Callahan, K. Cassel, M. Chen, J. Childers, N. Christensen, E. Daharsh, L. David, S. David, K. Drake, J. Gardner, J. Glaesemann, J. Hancock, E. Hardy, S. Heldt, S. Hohensee, J. Holsapple, A. Holtgrewe, S. Hossaini, J. Hyde, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, S. Keelan, A. Kelly, S. Kinsey, K. Knuth, K. Kralik, L. Ladman, J. Langtry, L. Lin, M. Luke, w.·Luke, A. Ma, J. Minster, C. Mueller, K. O'Meara, C. Pedersen, K. Peters,]. Pruett, C. Reinsch, D. Rivers, J. Stenberg, M. Voges, R. Williams,.K. Wilson, J. Wood, J. Wright. 112

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Symphonic Band: A. Bakk, C. Baumbach, H. Baxendale, A. Bohling, E. Boilesen, B. Daggett, C. Elder, L. Ewell, C. Fertig, J. Fisher, V. Flury, S. Francil, C. Frey, S. Gondolfi, L. Guevara, J. Hancock, E. Hansen, E. Hardy, J. Hellerich, J. Hickman, S. Hinrichs, A. Hotchkiss, M. Houchin , T. Houchin, B. Hubbard, K. Huneke, C. Jefferson, J. Japson, E. Johnsen, R. Kacvinsky, A. Kelly, J. Kimberly, C. Kottwitz, R. Krantz, S. Lamberson, S. Lane, M. Long, . V. Luft, B. Lukesh, M. Malone, D. Marcus, J. Mattson, C. McCormally, V. McCray, S. Meyer, C. Milligan, K. Moller, M. Moncure, J. Myers, D. Nichols, C. Nierman, B. Olson, K. Owen, J. Parman, K. Pfister, J. Plants, E. Quandt, J. Rawson, C. Reinsch, S. Rowoldt, A. Ruliffson, B. Sabatka, C. Schellpeper, K. Schumann, K. Simms, J. Stark, K. Stone, A. Streuer, K. Taylor, S. Taylor, J. Travis, M. Vaughn, M. Weber, M. Williams, B. Wilson, B. Witte, K. Wolfe.

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Schkade, K. Schultz, K. Schumann, S. Serri, K. Simms, J. Stark, K. Stone, C. Streeter, A. Streur, A. Strong, K. Taylor, S. Taylor, B. Thompson, J. Travis, G. Turen, J. Watson, M. Weber, N. Weber, J. Welter, M. Williams, B. Wilson, B. Witte, S. Zuehlsdorf.

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Elder, J. Ewalt, E. Hansen, J. Hellerich, J. Hickman, K. Huneke, A. Kafka, M. Long, B. Miriovsky, C. Nierman, C. Olson, M. Rau, J. Rawson, S. Rutherford, N. Steinke, A. Stretir, J. Travis, J. Valentine, A. Williams, J. Wright. Photo by Tricia Houchin

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ourt Choir: Robin Anderson, Buffy Aukerman, Nick Bender, Matt Bettenhausen, Brian Booe, Jenny Borer, Kelly Brey, Beth Brokering, David Bulin, Rob Cann, Jessica Cole, Molly Connealy, Chris Cooper, Josh Coren, Karin Dankenbring, Christine Erickson, Ian Gibson, Catherrine Gittens, Jessi Gulizia, Ashley Haase, Emily Hansen, Chrissy Harvey, Zach Hitch, Josh Hogrefe, Sarah Howard, Martin Jensen, Erin Johnsen, Seth Jonas, Angie Kelly, Amanda Kent, Jeremy Kester, JR Krenk, Rebecca Lawton, Heather Lowery, Marci Malone, .Eric McAndrew, Ken McCartney, Josh Munford, Sarah Myers, Tina Navratil, Aaron Offutt, Jackie Opp, David Petr, Heather Reno, Jesse Schmitz, Maggie Smith, Wes Swanson, Chuck Taylor, Charlie Varga, Adam Whyrick, Scott Wolf, Ann Yost. mwChristine Erickson

f you have ever thought about singing, Southeast is the place to do it. With eight vocal music groups, there has to be a group perfect for you. Just ask Maureen Kane, a junior, who is a member of the women's large v,, group called Chansonnaire, which is taught by , Mrs. Noonan. Next year she hopes to be a member of the madrigal group, Bel Canto, also taught by Noonan. "Mrs. Noonan is so cool, ,® she is just a really good teacher," said Kane.

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Chansonnaire: Jessi Bartels, Hilary Burch, Beth Christ, Shauna Claussen, Emily Coker, Devon Denn, Angie Dewitt, Jamie Fertig, Kyle Green,Tiffanie Hanson, Andrea Jefferson, Julie Jepson, Rebecca Jex, Kellie Johnson, Jill Kalvelage, Maureen Kane, Lynsey Keller, Alena Lanning, Tonya Lee, Wendy Lowery, Tara Menhusen, Jessica Rasmussen, Sarah Roosmann, Sarah. Sherman, Rebecca Skrivanek, Whitney Sykes, Crystal Thomas, Lindsay Vanmeter, Rhianon Vanek, Teresa Vuong, DJ Warren.

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COURT CHOIR: 44 CHANSONNAIRE: 32 MIXED CHORUS: 32

Mixed Chorus: T. Ahrendt, A. Becker, S. Bills, S. Blome, S. Christensen, R. Clarins, E. Eisenhauer, J. • , Fischer, J. Garbini, C. Haislet, S. Heichele, S. Hellerich, S. Hupka, 0. King, N. Laporta, M. Lenz, G. Marshall, S. Mcleese, A. Mohr, S. Pester, A. Peterson, B. Pfister, M. Prettyman, M. Rowan, J. Siedschlag, L. Terpsma, D. Underhill, J. Watson, E. Williams, S. Woodwick. VOCAL MUSIC 115

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roadcast journalism has been hitting the air waves this year. The class is about the television and radio industry and focuses on how the industry works while at the same time letting students participate in news broadcasts and other fun things. "It's a fun class, everybody seems to enjoy it. It would have to be one of the most useful classes I'll ever take," said senior Clinton Cederdahl. "I think it's very hands oriented, I think that's why I liked it so much," Cederdahl said. The class took field trips to NETV and participated in a live broadcast. "It was a blast," Cederdahl said. 1&John Moeller

unior Nate Voss was born to draw. The · creator of Wally Jr. featured in the Clarion has drawn attention from abroad. "I've had peo·p le come up to me and say wow! You're the guy who draws that Wally strip," Voss said. Voss plans on even bigger fanfare in the future. "I plan to keep on going with this and . eventually draw comic books for a living. It sounds lame, but hey, it's what I want to do," he said. "Art is getting to be a very competitive area, there are a lot of good artists still looking for jobs in comic books and newspapers. I figure I've stuck with it so far so I may as well make the most of it now," Voss said. "If anything, I think I can draw with the best of them, but the next step is writing a good script," he said. 116

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unior Tracie Peder-sen loves adventure. The Shield staff member takes her work seriously when she's out. "I love being down on the field for football, you see a side of the game the fans don't get to see," she said. Pedersen says the darkroom work is the least fun, but she says you can make or break a good picture there. "Photography is all about luck and timing with a -tiny bit of skill," Pedersen said.

Creative writer... Senior Dan Munksgaard has never met a blank paper he h asn't liked. The opinion page editor fo r the Clarion says writing is his special way of hav ing fun. "I th ink writing is my way to laugh quietly and to get out everything inside of me after the w·eek," Munksgaard said.

OFFICIAL LSE PUBLICATIONS SHIELD (YEARBOOK) CLARION (NEWSPAPER) FROM THE DEPTHS (LITERARY MAGAZINE) Typing tantrum ... Senior Amy Lannin works on her story for newspaper. "I like everything about writing but the deadlines," Lannin said. JOURNALISM 117

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igh school is quite different than junior high. This is something sophomore Dan Firestone has realized. "There is more self discipline and the teachers don't push you as much. Also, there aren't so many rules," Firestone said with a smile. Firestone hopes to maintain a 4.0 during high school and make the Academic Wall of Honor. He is a member of Knight Sounds, the sophomore swing choir. Firestone also sings acappella in a group outside of school and takes voice lessons. Firestone has a positive outlook on life. "Be wild. Be crazy. People may make fun of you, but who cares? ~Lori Wolfe

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ost high school students only dream of the things they hope to accomplish, while some students, like Senior Jess Cole, go out and get it done. Between Students for Peace, Medical Club, Young Democrats, Students for Choice, Vicepresident of Drama Club, leading a student support group, being a thespian, being in the cast for the school musical and singing in Court Choir and Ars Nova, Cole still makes time to be the president of the P.O.W.E.R club, the club which she founded last year. After her days at Southeast are over, Cole would like to attend Doane College and become a professor o literature. Her advice to other students at Southeast is, "Don't just slack off. Work hard so you can get into a good college." 118

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chool isn't always videos and boring lectures. In sophomore Dan Firestone's 3rd year French class, the students were able to put their speaking abilities into action by performing skits and using puppets. Senior Arie Andrews had fun while learning in Criminal Justice class. In a renactment with the SWAT team, students were able to learn the basics - of police training.

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Stop, drop, and roll ... Senior Arie Andrews practices with the SWAT team. They learned how to search buildings and apprehend criminals. They were able to practice by going through the tunnels under Southeast school.

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Down and dirty... Senior Sara Morgan is on her hands and knees searching for criminals. Photo by Todd Rees

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ost people think that high school students have nothing to worry about, but they stress out about many different things. Senior Kristen Taylor stressed out while she was studying for an anatomy /physiology test. Among other things, Taylor stresses out about keeping good grades, Nebraska drivers, and pleasing parents. She even finds time to stress out about "skiing and not breaking my leg." Taylor tries to deal with her stress by running and screaming. She also stresses out, like most seniors, about making it into the college she wants, staying on National Honor Society and making UNL band. !@'Jason Glaesemann

unior Jesse Bergmen was like almost every other junior, stressed. Bergman said that school _caused most of his stress. Bergman's school stress came mainly from German III which he said was" a tough course." Not all Bergmen's stress has come from school. Some of his stress comes from his siblings and his friends. "Work causes a lot of stress as far as homework and free time are concerned," said Bergman. Some of Bergman's stress comes from his parents, because they require good grades. Bergman has come up with different ways of dealing with his stress. Most of the time Bergman tries to deal with stress by finding the simple solution.

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unior Heather Reno is a member of Clarion who stresses easily. Much of Reno's stress is just having too much stuff going on in her life. Reno deals with most of her stress by breathing slowly and trying to relax or even attempting to get some sleep. Reno also said, "People's bad moods when I'm in a good mood also causes some stress."

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Where to go??? Seniors John Clare and Chad Wiechmann watch a promotional video from a local university. Choosing what college to go to next year is a major source of stress for most seniors.

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aying good-bye can be the hardest and most exciting words that a high school senior will say. Although some are not going far they are still saying farewell to a school and - a lifestyle. The counseling office is where seniors go to seek out their dreams and wishes for the future. They know they that they'll miss the past, yet they anticipate the challenges that are to come. "I'm ready to be on my own ," said senior Cassie Syring as she reads up on Rice University. What the future holds, we don't know. We'll just have to wait and see. a&Jessica Oliverius

oming soon to a theater near you, the new horror "Senior Deadlines." This box office hit stars the admission office clerks that terrorize "wannabe" incoming college freshman with dates and red denial stamps. The hero of the story is the high school registrar Mrs. Anne Fletcher. Fletcher triumphs over these villains by assisting seniors with their applications and scholarships. Although she accomplishes much more than these petty tasks in the film, this is what she is most known for. The climax in the movie is when all collegebound seniors receive letters of congrats and acceptance to the colleges of their choice, and they all live happily ever after. 122

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n taking the ACT or the SAT many students prepare by reading books or taking special courses designed to improve scores, but this isn't always very successful. Counselor Chuck Evans recommends a good dose of a pillow and some cozy sheets the night before. "What you don't know you're not going to be able to learn in one night," said Evans. So don't stress and get some rest.

Be all you can be ... Many graduates of the class of '96 are going away to further their education at a college or university, but not all. Counselor Mick Johnson said that the two main reasons students go into the military is a full,time job out of high school that pays well and for training in fields such as technical engineering. Photos by Jessica Oliuerius

WHERE SURVEYED STUDENTS WANT TO ATTEND COLLEGE: UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA EAST COAST WEST COAST/STANFORD Decisions, decisions ... Because of the wide variety of colleges and occupations, the counseling office offers a variety of information. . COLLEGE 123

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lot of things have changed throughout the years. Many people never expected to see a woman building a house or a man cooking a full course meal. At Southeast there ar"e a wide variety of classes that offer great opportunities for students. And a lot of the classes wouldn't fall into the general ritual of traditional ways. Sophomore Sarah Muggy was the only female to enroll in the woods class first semester. Muggy liked the class because "it was a lot of fun and it was interesting being the only girl." ~ Heather Schleiger

hild care classes can be a great experience for the students at Southeast. The classes explore into the future and reveal the real world to the students who decide to take part in the them. Senior Eric Fisher, and the other students in the class, have realized the real world is harder than expected. More and more students are taking classes that were generally thought to appeal to one certain gender. More guys are taking the child care classes then last year. Students learn the basics of family life and how to care for a young child. It gives the students a handson experience in child care. " I got to learn more about toddlers and children, I really _ liked the class," said Fisher 124

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he Cultural Foods classes gave students the chance to see beyond just macaroni and cheese and enter a world of foods from around the world. Students had the opportunity to participate in projects that ranged from baking lasagna to fish. Students got a taste of other cultures. Senior Kurtis Vanness must see to it that all the dishes · are put away before leaving class.

Mmmm, smells good ... Junior Brian Pfeiffer and senior Kurtis Vanness cook up an exciting semester in their cultural foods class. The class gave students an opportunity to cook their favorite dishes, which were not only graded, but got eaten too.

PERCENTAGE OF GIRLS IN INDUSTRIAL TECH:

6% PERCENTAGE OF GUYS IN FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE:

8% Srongest woman in th~ world!? ... Junior Courtney Wittstruck pumps iron in weight training class·. Wittstruck used weight training to prepare for athletics. REVERSALS 125

ONLY A PRESENT DAY W hat stinks? This year was filled with the stench of construction. From the muddy entrance of C-hall, to the claustrophobic atmosphere in the science rooms, students found that the Southeast of the future was nothing but a presentday hassle. While students took tests in science, various tools caused a racket, making it impossible to concentrate. So what was all the commotion about? Overpopulation. For the past three years Southeast has been growing, ca using the buildings and the hallways to become overcrowded. 1&Amanda Anderson

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onstruction started at the end of last • year. Workers began plowing down the once beautiful courtyard, and replacing it with the new science wing and library. In addition to the new wing, the south gym is being expanded into an all-purpose cafeteria. The new south gym opened after semester break. Also during winter break, the library . moved out of its previous place, and into E211, E-213, and E-215. Due to the move, the library placed one-half of the books into storage. Some students ask if all this hassle is really worth it? Media specialist Mary Reiman replied, "It's all going to be worthwhile, though it will be hard on the students this year, and possibly on students next year, but it will be so nice when all of the construction is complete." 126 EXPANSION

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nother addition to LSE this year wa·s more portables. Four portable buildings were added in front of the school on 3 7th street, increasing the total number of portables to seven buildings. Many individuals feel that it is necessary to have the portables, but do they really solve the problem of overcrowding? Some students say build another high school, but for now LSE remains a present day hassle.

Oh what a beautiful. .. Construction site!...When students returned to LSE in th e fa ll, they were welcome backed by The Piedmont Construction agency. Piedmont started the construction and remodeling of the new science wing, library, and south gym. The opening of the south gym was scheduled for after winter break, but was delayed until after semester break.

DO YOU LIKE THE PORTABLES? YES: 32% NO: 68% -SUGGESTED ALTERNATIVES: - BUILD NEW SCHOOL - MOVE PORTABLES -TO REAR OF SCHOOL Can you dig it baby? ..• Piedmont construction workers diligently work to complete the new library/science wing. EXPANSION 127

FACULlY & STAFF Louise Alfrey- English 10, English 10 Differentiated Antonio Almazan- Spanish 2 and 3 Joanna Andrews- Applied Chemistry, Chemistry -Ane Banwell- Office Associate

Gail Baum- Driver's Education Wendi Baus-Herbin- Advanced Algebra, Algebra, Geometry

Nancy Becker- Principal Rita Bennett- Career Education, Business

Jim Bertrand- Biology, Biology Differentiated Chad Blatchford- Western Civilization, American History Judy Bogle- Advanced Algebra Differentiated, Algebra Team, Pre-calculus

Bonnie Bouwens- Paraprofessional

Shannon Brinkman- Advanced Algebra, Geometry Randy Brolhorst- American History, Citizenship Issues Linda Brooks- Paraeducator Joel Brott- Advanced Algebra, BASIC Computer Science, Geometry

Pat Brown- Spanish 3 a7:d 5 Mike Butler- Driver's Education Dennis Butte- Counselor Susan Cassata- Citizenship Issues, Western Civilization Dick Caster- Applied Chemistry, Chemistry David Caudy- Applied Math, Foundation Math Team, Resource, Transition Math Gerry Christensen- Beginning Photography and Photo Styles, Photography Techniques and Styles Tom Christiansen- Beginning and Jewelry and Jewelry Styles, Beginning Pottery and Pottery Styles, Jewelry Design and Art, Pottery Technique and Art

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J.R. Connell- Water Games, Weight Training, Life Guarding, Team Sports

Kent Crippen- Chemistry, Physical Science Shelly Dodds- Bookkeeper Dan Dougherty- Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Algebra Floyd Doughty- Physics Charlene Dreith- Paraeducator Arlys Eddy- Spanish 3 and 4 Jane Edwards- Applied Architectural Design, CAD, Graphics Communications

Randy Emry- Chemistry Differentiated, Advanced Chemistry

Chuck Evans- Counselor Anne Fletcher- Registrar Bill Flory- Computer Applications MAC

Tom Focht- American History, Economics, Economics Differentiated Jill Frazer- Spanish 3 and 4 John Garrison- Instructional Materials Librarian Carol Goans- Geometry, Transition Math, Advanced Algebra

Lori Goff- Pre-School, Human Behavior Tim Golden- Biology, Life Science, Environmental Studies Sue Graupner- Geometry Differentiated, Pre-Calculus, Algebra·Team

Mike Henninger- Counselor

Elayne Henry- Paraeducator Corene Herbster- Human Behavior, Cultural Foods, Interiors

John Herdman- Special Education Psychologist Kathi Hesser- Physical Science, Applied Chemistry Dan Hohensee- Pascal, Advanced Pascal, Advanced Math, Advanced Algebra

Glenda Holmberg- Business Law, Keyboarding, Career Education

Pat Hunter-Pirtle- Associate Principal Mickey Johnson- Counselor

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Nancy Johnson- TURN John Kastl- Physics, Physics Differentiated Rose Kastl- Creative Clothing, Infants/Toddlers, Families in Crisis

Karen Kay- Business Management, Economic Perspectives

Sheila Kellenbarger- Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus

John Kennedy- Technical Drawing, Woods , CAD Jim Kinney- Applied Cabinet and Finished Construction, Woods

Pat Kohl- Sociology, Western Civilization

Mary Kolesar- Library/Media Secretary Mimi Kuebler- Recreational Sports, Toning, Aquatic Aerobics Sandy Kunze- Associate Principal's Secretary Dianne Kuppig- English 10, Journalism , Newspaper

John Larsen- Health, Team Sports, Recreational Sports Jorena Larsen- Athletic Director's Secretary Ted Larson- AP American History, Citizenship Issues Differentiated

Pam Lauderback- Pre-Calculus, Advanced Algebra, Geometry

David Leader- American History, Government, Citizenship Issues

Sheila Main- Paraeducator Karen McCaleb- Paraeducator Rob McEntarffer- Psychology Differentiated, Philosophy, Technical Theatre

R.J. Meteer- Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Pep Band, Jazz Band

Joanie Michel- Associate Principal's Secretary Doug Miller- Economic Perspectives, College Accounting Janet Millnitz- Counselor

Chuck Mizerski- Driver's Education, Team Sports, Weight Training

Cheryl Moore- Paraeducator Carol Moravec- Biology, Life Science Donna Mullen- General Communication, Speech, American History/American Literature Block

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Anne Munksgaard- Geometry, Calculus, Advanced Algebra

Larry Munksgaard- Athletic Director Mara Murphy- American Litera ture and Composition, Creative Writing

David Nebel- American History, Western Civilization Steve Nelsen- Anatomy and Physiology, Biology Lisa Nelson- Resource, English 10 Adjusted, English 10 Team

Leonard Nickerson- Calculus Differentiated,

Algebra, Pre-Calculus

Melissa Noonan- Chansonnaire, Countesses and Noblemen, Bel Canto, Chorus

Jane Obbink- Biology, Biology Differentiated Vicki Obrecht- Special Education Director Nancy O'Brien- Western CivilizationDifferentiated, Block Western

Jill Oestmann- Creative Writing, General Literature

Marsha Olson- English 10, World Literature, English 10 Team

Ron Paulson- Biology Amy Peterson- English Literature, English 10, English 10 Team

Mandy Peterson- Criminal Justice, Psychology, Advanced Psychology

Mick Pierce- Psychology, Moqern U.S. History Tracy Piper- AP Language and Composition, American Literature and Composition Jenny Powell- Composition, Algebra Team, Work Skills, Functional Math 1 Dennie Puelz- Weight Training, Team Sports

Ann Quinlan- English 10 Differentiated, Yearbook Bonnie Quinn - French 2 and 5 Mary Reiman- Instructional Library/Media Specialist Jane Reinkordt- German 2, 3, and 4

Judy Riordan- Developmental Reading, Reading, English 10 Team

Nita Roach- Campus Supervisor Linda Robinson- Spanish 3, French 3 Tris Rockwell- Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geometry

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Shirley Roeber- Latin 1, 2, and 3, English 10 Karise Rupert- Paraprofessional Eric Sack- English 10, English 10 Team Debate, Advanced Debate Barb Sampson- Reading, Resource, Economic Perspectives Team, Special Needs Finance

Marcella Sanchez-Nelsen- Spanish 2 and 4 Marilee Sanders- Resource, Domestic, English 10 Special Needs and Adjusted

Erin Sass- French 1 and 2, Spanish 2 Karen Schanou- Beginning Commercial Art, Drawing Applicahons/Studio Portfolio, 2-D Design, Beginning Painting/Painting Styles

Kelli Schoening- Advanced Algebra Differentiated, Geometry, Algebra Anita Schroeder- German 1 Kathy Schroeder- Hall Monitor N esha Schumann- Associate Principal

Sue Seeman- Accounting, Economic Perspectives, Economic Perspectives Team Cindy Sellon- Counselor Sandra Slaymaker- Associate Principal's Secretary Bonnie Smith- Computer Applications IBM, Advanced Computer Applications, Keyboarding 1

Fred Smith- Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus Theresa Snyder- Computer Technician Jan Sorensen- Secretary Deb Sovey- SCIP, Fundamental Math 2, On Your Own, Domestic

Myrna Stanard- School Nurse Kathy Steinke- Grammar/Vocabulary, AP Language and Composition

Carol Svoboda- Acting, Broadcast Journalism Bob Swanson- Science Special Needs, Resource, Global Issues

Cathy Swinscoe- Paraprofessional Diane Thompson- Attendance Office Gene Thompson- American History, Assistant Athletic Director

Tim Tidball- Composition, Contemporary Literature, American Literature and Composition

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Brent Toalson- Student Council, Western Civilization Block, Criminal Justice

Beth Trauernicht- Beginning Marketing, Advanced Marketing, COOP Kathie Uhrmacher- French 3 and 5 Kerstin VanDervoort- AP Literature and Composition, Contemporary Literature

Tom Vontz- Modern US History Adj, American History/Lit Block, US Foreign Relations, Diff Citizenship Issues

Lorraine Walsh- Spanish 1 and 2 Karen Ward- Pre-Calculus, Foundation Math Team, Advanced Algebra

Kathi Wieskamp- Recreational Sports, Toning David Williams- American Literature and Composition, Grammar/Vocabulary

Ellen Williams- Experiential Learning Jane Williams- Citizenship Issues, Resource, Literature, Career Education Team

Jake Winemiller- Applied Physics, Astronomy

Connie Witt- Vocational Adjustment Counselor Mindy Wrighf- American Literature and Composition, Science Fiction

NOT PICTURED Julie Buck- Athletic Trainer Jean Cross- Associate Principal Pat Heckman- Building Superintendent Sarah Honor- Resource, Global Perspectives Adj Team, Modern US History, Computers DeVon Huebert- Chemistry, Applied Chemistry Judy Janssen-Attendance Technician Tom Johnson- Global Perspectives, Global Perspectives Adjusted, Western Civilization Bitsy Leiter- Media Computer Lab Gene Lessman- Driver's Ed, Health

Pat McCoy- Attendance Office Kathryn Neill- English 10 Adjusted and Team Mary Oestmann- Court Choir, Ars Nova, Chamber Choir, Knight Sounds

Dave Peters- Western Civilization, American History Jennifer Ristow-French 1 and 2 Barb Sandusky- Cafeteria Manager Tom Sheppard- Beg Pottery/ Styles, Beg Draw/ Styles, Sculpture Malinda Smith- Educational Coordinator Kelly Sullivan- Maintenance Technician Lucy Wicks- Beginning Jewelry/Jewelry Styles, 3-D Design, Beginning Pottery/Pottery Style

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DIFFERENCES IN THE WORLD Your attention please.~.The Red Cross Blood Drive was held on March 13. Students who are 17 years of age or older, weigh 110 pounds or more, and have parent permission, volunteered an hour of their day to go into the wrestling room between the hours of nine and three to give blood. The blood was then sent to The Community Blood Bank. The Red Cross Club, Medical Club, and The Community Blood Bank appreciate the people who volunteered their time and gave blood. All photos by Tricia Houchin

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Wendy Lowery, Andrea Zieg, Shannon Knoble, Emily Risk, Courtney Meder, Rebecca Fisher, Beth Christ, Andra Bartels, Jeanne Stremcha, Bret Hodgson, Melissa Knievel, Jenny Moore, Johanna Creswell, Karin Sommer, Anne I Keetle , Sara Nadelman, Barbara Bohn, Jessi Gulizia, Sarah Sherman, Deb Barnhard, Hilary Yoder, Jennifer Hopper, Cassie Syring, I Chris Erickson, Quinn Laging, Abi Williams, Teresa Vuong, James Valentine, Alexis Haifley, Jill Kalvelage, Jamie Botkin, Samantha Hohensee, Tina Navratil

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IBarnhard, T. Beard, M. Berndt, S. Bogus, E. Brager, R. Brester, K. Brey, M. t,roadus, D. Bulin, J. Carney, B. Christ, J. Cole, M. Connealy, A. Cox, J. Creswell, . Cutting, K. Dankenbring, C. Erickson, S. Eurek, E. Fellers, C. Fertig, H. Francisco, A. Gealy, J. Gulizia, A. Haase, A. Hempel, J. Hogrefe, P. Holman, .\A.Holtgrewe, B. Johnson, M. Knievel, Q, jLaging, A. Lannin, M. Larsen, R. Lawton, 1 . Littrell, R. Lowry, J. Moore, J. Nitz, A. Oswald, S. Pattavina, E. Peterson, K. Pickering, A. Pierson, J. Reyes, H. Roemer, R. Skrivanek, N. Schinstock, A. Schwartzbach, M. Sheets, K. Siepker, K. Sommer, T. Stahla, B. Straub, C. Syring, K. Taylor, S. Taylor, C. Tegt, B. Thompson, A. Ullstrom, R. Umana, J. Vaughn, J. Whitaker, K. Wilson, H. Yoder

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ALL THE PRESIDENTS And the winner is... Senior Tim Beard looks over a voter registration form as he contemplates which candidate he is going to vote for in the presidential elections. Many seniors have turned eighteen and are of legal age to vote. Students have many different views of who they will vote for in the presiden-tial primaries of 1996. For the first time, as we watch the nation's primaries on television we realize that we are not just watching history in the making, but are, in fact, helping make history.

Teenage Republicans Don Arp, Tim Beard, C.J. Brown, Rob Cann, Ian Cottingham, Nate Christensen, Nikku Deogun, Stacey Eggers, Dan Fredette, Ian James, David Jenkins, Anne Keetle, James Krenk, Ben Kutsch, Eric Marion, Scott McCammon, Ann Milligan, Marie Milligan, Krista Miller, Josh Munford, Jessica Oliverius, Christina Pedersen, David Petr, Patty Steinauer, Chuck Taylor, Jon Travis, Charlie Varga, Scott Wolf

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PdIJtically Concerned Students A. Aldridge, K. Alfredson, T. Beard, M. Bettenhausen, A. Bohling, M. Broadus, T. Burns, J. Calahan, R. Cann, C. Cate, K. Coniglio, I. Cottingham, D. Cresswell, A. Curtis, F. Fowler, J. Gardner, B. Garver, J. Gdovic, D. Gregorius, A. Haifley, C. Harvey, M. Hunt, K. Hutchens, C. Jensen, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, A. Kisicki, B. Kisicki, B. Knight, R. Lawton, J. McCall, V. McCray, C. McHenry, A. Milligan, J. Moore, A. Naylor, M. Rehm, S. Rogers, C. Rometo, N. Scheidt, M. Sheets, R. I Skrivanek, T. Stahla, P. Steinauer, A. Struhr, K. Taylor, C. Tegt, C. Throener, A. Ullstrom, R. Umana, J. Watson, K. Welch Z. White L. Wri ht A. Yost

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FUTURE CARRERS

AHEAD TO THE FUTURE Oh happy day... The fellow members of DECA show a ray of sunshine during a club meeting. The goal of DECA • (Distributive Education Clubs of America) was to inform students in a fun and exciting way about marketing and the business industry. Through clubs such as DECA, Medical Club, Mock Trial , and FBLA(Future Business Leaders of America) students were able to view possible career choices. Medical Club observed the cadavers at Harris Labs to obtain knowledge of the medical field. As aspiring lawyers the mock trial team made it to state for the first time.

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Ti eard, Angela Bohling, Saraugh Bohlke, Angie Child, Shannon Cook, Nick Cooper, Genevieve Critet Brian Daggett, Kelly Dietz, Susan Gandolfi, Alissa Heckman, Penny Holman, Scott Hornyak, Jerry Hynes, Amber Kalkwarf, Jed Linder, Steve Mayhan, Courtney Meder, Katie Morgan, Tina Navratil, Ryan Ragsdale, Nick Scheidt, Jamie Schmidt, Erik Sommer, Cory Strope, Ruth Vahle

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• . Alles, J. Barker, M. Bettenhausen, N. Briggs, M. Buckbee, E. Budde, B. Christ, R. Cohen,S.Coope~E.Daharsh,K. Dietz, J. Erickson, S. Finkhouse, D. Frerichs, T. Graham, A. Hames, J. Hancock, C. Harvey, S. Hinkle, B. Hoehl, K. Holmberg, C. Hunzeker, F. Jannati, B. Johnson, M. Kent, K. Madsen, M. Muller, J. Opp, A. Oswald, N. Plageman, A. Pothuloori, A. Remmers, P. Rowan, K. Schumann, E.· Sommer, A. Spilker, B. Straub, C. Strope, E. Svik, L. Wall, L. Wiebusch, K. Wilken R. Williams Photo by Tracie Pedersen

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G: If you could travel an~here in the world, where would you go'? . A: India, to play the 5itar & meditate -Jeaa Dance

Photo courtesy of Linda Robinson

Food with a twist ... Seniors Jamie Fertig and N ate Plageman collect •money for the International club breakfast.

New Zealand. I've been there & it'a gorgeoua. -Courtney· Meder

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In ernational Club Officers Tim Beard Chad Bender Jamie Fertig Jessica Gardner Emily Lauderbach Anne Moraczewski Nate Plageman Michelle Star Tracy Semler

International Club J. Adams, T. Ahrendt, T. Ahrendt, C. Alles, R. Andersen, E. Anderson, I. Augstums, C. Averett, H. Baard, L. Barney, D. Barnhard, S. Bartek, K. Bartling, T. Beard, C. Bender, G. Berger, S. Bogus, A. Bornemeier, K. Broman, H. Bronson, J. Brunott, J. Buman, A. Burianek, E. Cabacungan, L. Casullo, A. Child, K. Christie, R. Cohen, D. Creswell, J. Creswell, G. Critel, A. Curtis, A. Curtis, K. Cutting, L. David, L. Decker, B. De La Fuente, J. Dickes, J. Dugger, B. Dyer, M. Euler, S. Eurek, C. Fertig, J. Fertig, V. Flury, H. Francisco, M. Gaibullaeva, J. Gardner, J. Gdovic, K. Gerber, R. Goble, S. Gandolfi, D. Green, K. Gregg, 142

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L. Grosshans, A. Grove, H. Grove, N. Guenzel, J. Hamilton, T. Harkrader, A. Harris, M. Hartert, S. Heichele, S. Hohensee, P. Holman, S. Hornyak, S. Howard, M. Hunt, C. Hunzeker, K. Hutchens, C. Hynes, R. Jackson, F. Jannati, T. Jones, A. Jorgen J. Kalvelage, M. Kane, D. Kats, A. Keetle, B. King, R. Kingsley, M. Knievel, B. Knight, J. Kramer, A. Kunze, K. Kurtzer, E. Lauterbach, J. Letheby, M. Littrell, R. Lowry, M. Ludwickson, B. Manning, M. Mccurdy, C. Meder, E. Mellen, L. Meyerle, K. Miller, A. Milligan, J. Minster, K. .Moore, A. Moraczewski, K. Morphew, J. Mrkvicka, C. Mueller, E. Murphy, C. Myers, A. Naylor, A. Nguyen, K. Nguyen, T. Nolan,

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M. O'Meara, L. Obradovic, A. Offtitt I Olson, S. Ospovat, L. Packard, P. Pas· ,< S. Pattavina, A. Perlman, N. Plagem; r W. Poppert, M. Prucha, M. Rehm. S. Roby, C. Rometo, A. Ruliffson, B. Sawyers, N. Scheidt, T. Schkad<, S. Schulzt, A. Seim, T. Semler, S. Ser < J. Shamblin, K. Shamblin, M. Shee s J. Siedschlag, A. Simmons, R. Skri · vanek, E. Sommer, K. Sommer, G. Sonday, K. Sonderegger, M. Stai ~ J. Stenberg, B. Straub, E. Stuckey. J. Suhr, A. Swanson, B. Swanson, C. Tatai, A. Tautfest, C. Taylor, R. Vahle, K. Vanness, A. Watson, M. Weber, S. Wibbels, R. William~, C. Wilson, K. Wilson, J. Winter, K. Witherspoon, S. Wolf

rrs A SMALL WORLDI Model UN Cor Adams, lvea Augstums, Tim Beard, Kari Brandt, C.J. Brown, Thomas Burns, Lisa Casullo, Jan Cedavic, Kirsten Coniglio, Angie Cox, Jenny Erickson, Lindsey Fisher, Ian Gibson, Ro Guenzel, Aaron Hames, Tiffanie Hanson, Molly Hunt, Eric Larson, D.J. Leiter, Ken McCartney, Claire McHenry, Shane Mecham, Antara Pothuloori, Margo Rehm, Rebecca Skrivanek, Michelle Starr, Lynn Walters, Jessica Welter, Jason Wood

K\. lfredson, R. Anderson, I. Augstums, ]. Bemis, G. Berger, J. Burkey, D. Beste, A. Bohling, S. Bohlke, · J. Budler, M. Byrd, K. Caniglio, C. Carper, L. Casullo, J. Cole, A. Cox, M. Cruey, J. Dance, J. Decker, T. Dickey, A. Diekmann, K. Dubisar, C. Elder, M. Elder, R. Fields, L. Fisher, F. Fowler, H. Francisco, B. French, J. Gdovic, S. Golter, A .Haase, A. Hartman, A. Hautzenroder, A. Hempel, J. Hiatt, M. Hunt, B. Kingston, A. Kissack, A. Kobza, E. Larson, A. Le Grande, J. Linder, M. Monson, J. McCall, C. Mc Henry, C. Meder, K. Morgan, J. Mulnix, D. Munksgard, A. Nguyen, A. Nicholson. Gibson, M. Rehm, P. Sands, A. Seim, M. Sheets, R. Skrivanek, F. Sweeney, A. Tredway, M. Voges, T. Vuong, L. Walters, Z. Watson A. Williams

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J. Ad;Q~ G. Aguirre, A. Banks, L. Bauer, N. Bender, G. Berger, J. Bowling, M. Broadus, I. Brown, E. Cabacungan, C. Carper, C. Cederdahl, C. Clevenger, S. Cooper, J. Coren, M. Cork.le, G. Critel, D. Daniel, D. Delaney, ]. Edwards, A. Escobar, G. Essay, D. Fleming, F. Fowler, V. Geier, L. Guevara, C. Haislet, F. Henderson, Z. Hitch, S. Hossaini, J. Hynes, C. Hynes, J. Kitching, D. Knight, S. Ledbetter, M. Long, S. Luens, M. Mai, M. Mason, N. Mason, E. McAndrew, M. Mccurdy, S. McGill, C. Meyer, E. Moore, J. Moore, K.. Moore, M. Moore, K Morgan, N. Mumgaard, A. Naylor, D. Nix, S. Orth, M. Samson, C. Sanchez, V. Sanders, T. Savage, A. Seim, R. Skrivanek, R. Smith, A. Suarez, M. Taylor, L. Terpsma, R. Thomas, L. Umana, R. Umana, K. VanNess, T. Vuong, I. Whitmore, J. Winter, L. Wright

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Q: What'a the crazie5t thing you've done in your club?

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A: Going 120 mph down Highway 21! - Pat Brown, Trap Club A: I went ice fiahing and atuck my foot down the hole. - Chria Reigle, Fiahing Club

Fishing Club Officers Okie Samuelson Aaron Spilker Nick Vanneman

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Fishing Club J. Anderson, T. Anderson, B. Artz, A. Bahe, B. Bare, M. Bargas, N. Barksdale, A. Bellamy, E. Brager, M. Broadus, J. Brolhorst, A. Buck, L.Bukacek,C.Cade,C.Carper,C. Chapman, R. Christianson, K. Cole, L. Connell, C. Crow, Y. Dahab, J. Decker, C. Deeter, T. Deeter, K. Dietz, K. Dworak, J. Edwards, D. Ford, T. Forst, C. Frey, Z. Gabelhouse, C. Garris, D. Gregorius, S. Grell, R. Guenzel, J. Hamilton, K. Hayes, M. Hergenrader, J. Herz, J. Holmberg, J. Honeycutt, 144 OUTDOORS

Rosenberger, J. Rosenberger, L. Hopkins, J. Hurst, C. Jensen, P. Rowan, S. Rutherford, B. Sam ~ J. Jensen, L. Kearns, R. Kingston, E. Samuelson, J. Sauser, L. Sewar c K. Kollmorgan, B. Kruse, G. Kruse, R. Sides, E. Sitzman, A. Smith, K. Kurtzer, S. Lautenbach, P. J. Smith, N. Snyder, E. Sommer, '' Lawler, J. Lawson, Spicer, A. Spilker, B. Spilker, B. D. Leiter, J. Linder, R. Lockhart, Stark, J. Starnes, P. Steinauer, I. B. Matthews, J. McCall, R. Stelmach, C. Strope, T. Thies, J McDermott, T. McKee, Thompson, A. Unthank, J. M. McLean, B. Millard, A. Milligan, Valentine, A. Van Horn,N. J. Moeller, M. Muller, A. Naylor, J. Vanneman, K. Vigna, B. Wagner, Nielsen, .C. Novacek, M. Oliver, Walters,Z. Watson, L. Wiebusch, S. Oliver, B. Pfeiffer, T. Pittenger, · Wilson, E. Witt, J. Woolf, M. Wrig l A. Rankin, K. Rea, B. Reese, C. C. Wythers, E. Yott Reigle, K. Rice, L. Rogers, J.

THE GREAT OUTDOORS Digging it up... Outdoor Encounter members Jami Pickering and Benj Clark examine the wildlife in So utheast's marsh. The purpose of the Outdoo_r Encounter club is "to raise the standard of the quality of the environment," Clark said. Student s had the opportunity to spend time with their peers while becoming more enviromentally aware of the world around them. The fun doesn't stop with the end of the school year either. The club is planning a trip for August, when they will travel to Florida and Belize to study coral reef ecology.

Oµ tdoor Encounter D. Gr~ n, K. Witherspoon, K. Bartling, N. Newcomer, J. Hamilton, C. Wilson, S. Hinkle, C. Cose, C. Hunzeker, J. Curry, H. Francisco, Z. Watson, C. McCown, C. Meder, A. ·Sahling, M. Voges, K. Morgan, K. Gerber, S. Bohlke, M. Starr, J. Burkey, C. Varga, A. Hempel, B. Pfeiffer, B. Spangler, N. I Vanneman, J. Sandman, T. Conley, H. Yoder, J. Pickering, K. Beitler, B. Clark, I J. Bassen, P. Rowan, A. Rowan, C. Taylor, S. Wolf, E. Wacker, B. Manning, I A. Beek, A. Simonds, J. Dickes, B. Moeller, Z. Gabelhouse, J. Dance, S. Meyer, B. Witte, M. Smith, R. Jex, C. Hynes, A. Nyugen, J. Gdovic, H. Anderson, L. Packard, D. Barnhard, J. Breen, S. Roosman, A. Ruliffson, M. Bettenhausen, A. Bellamy

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J. Ahlstedt, B. Anderson, M. Bettenhausen, P. Brown, A. Cornelius, E. Eaton, Z. Hitch, T. Holt, T. Howell, A. Jecha, T. Jecha, M. Jensen, S. McCammon, K. Moore, J. Munford, J. Pryor, A. Ripley, E. Svik, J. Troy,]. Wilcox Photo by Jennifer Lukesh

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TO BE HEARD, YOU MUST Because I said so ... Dr. Ted Larson explains the procedure of NBC competition to the NBC club. NBC stands for the National Bicentennial Competition for which students study the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to answer specified questions. They then have to defend their responses by answering spontaneous follow~up questions. The team spent the end of January through the month of February preparing for the state competition. NBC's state competition took place the first week in March and the team went on to nationals the last week of April.

Heidi Anderson, Lyla Baird, Chris Baumbach, David Beste, Saraugh Bohlke, Dillon Brady, Thomas Burns, Angie Child, Jess Dance, Matt England, Jenny Erickson, David Froscheiser, Robert Goble, Aaron Hartman, Rob Hoffman, Clarissa Holloway, Richard Johnson, Aaron Kisicki, Shannon Knoble, John McCall, Shane Meehan, Jenny Moore, Sam Ospovat, Antara Polthuloori, Gretchen Roemer, Josh Strain, Flora Sweeney, _Jason Wood

Close Up Buffy Aukerman Chris Baumbach Matt Bettenhausen, Robert Globe Lee Kvittem Jeramie Luginbill Darin Nichols Jeniffer Vaughn Teresa Vuong

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G: What do you tdo when you tet butterflie0 while you 0t,eak? A: Flyswat 'em! - Brenda Sabatka A: Sing Henry VIII. -Shane Mecham A: Make them into earrings. - Kristen Coniglio

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Speech Andy Aldridge Melanie Byrd Nathan Christensen Kirsten Coniglio Genevieve Critel • Erin Dawes Alexia Haifley Jane Holsapple Shane Legg Shane Mecham Dan Munksgaard John Pruett Brenda Sabatka Kyle Schumann Megan Sheets Kristen Taylor Joshua D. Wright

NBC Ti Beard, Gaby Berger, CJ Brown, Erika Budde·, Thomas Burns, Julianne Carney, Matt England, Katherine Gregg, Dave Gregorius, Ro Guenzel, Christine Harvey, Aaron Kisicki, Brad Kisicki, Cathy Kottwitz, Anne Milligan, Jenny Moore, Cheryl Mueller, Nate Plageman, Antara Pothuloori, Patrick Rowan, Libby Schupbach, Brian Smith, Flora Sweeney, Charity Throener, James Valentine, Curtis COMMUNICATIONS

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G: What i6 your favorite book? A: A Wrinkle In Time: It deal6 with the idea of a fi~h dimension. Al6o the po66ibility of time travel. -Jaime Fertig A: To Kill a Mockingbird: It pre6ent6 thing6 from a whole different view. -Sadie Meyer A: Black Beauty: I love horaea. -Jeaaica. Welter ~c.::L__ 1

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Chatity Throener, Jennifer Lukesh, Kyle Niemann, Lea Reedy, Sarah Eurek, Heather Roth, Chris Erickson, Josh Strain, Jessica Oliverius, Lori Wolfe, Sheila Goodwater, Tricia Houchin, Ember Miles, Katherine Gregg, Amanda R. Anderson, Maureen Kane, Lynn Packard, Tracie Pedersen, Todd i Rees, Zach White, Hilary Yoder, Elizabeth Murphy, Erin Dawes, I1 Jame Strand, Erica Gerner, Dori Glabe, Wendy Lowery, Jason Glaesemann, John Moeller, Heather Schleiger

Clarion

Ieva Augstums, Heather Reno, Tasha Asche, Emily Coker, Betsy Knight, Amy Lannin, John Moeller, Daniel Munksgaard, Mike Nichols, Margo Rehm, Shannon Seglin, Megan Sheets, Sarah Sherman, Nate Voss, Andrew eatherl, Jason Glaesemann, Ryan Doak, Jessica Oliverius, Shannon Corkle, Teresa Vuong, Thomas Beckius 14 8

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THE KNIGHTS' STYLE Free your mind ... From the Depths and Round Table are two clubs that deal in creative writing. From the Depths is a compilation of poems, short stories, and art. The magazine comes out every spring and students • submit their writings over to have their works published. Round Table is a club that meets every club day. The club reads and writes poetry and talks about the things they have read. Here senior Cheryl Hamilton and Stephanie Hunzeker are working hard at the computer for Creative Writing.

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Steven Stack, Bo Johnson, Alexander Wendt, Lucas Rogers Patrick Sands, Bryan Huntington, Casey verett, Lisa Casullo, Justin Cheney, Christopher Curtis, Andrew Herman, Tricia Houchin, Adrianne Gibson, Jody Way, Shaun Sparks

Photo by Tricia Houchin

URound Table Angela Bohling, Bethany Bouge, Melanie Byrd, Joy Callahan, Kim Cassel, Lisa Casullo, Jim Csuhta, Cindy Elder, Jaime Fertig, Dan Fredette, Josh Hogrefe, Tricia Houchin, Sarah Howard, Bo Johnson, Kyle Johnson, Emily I Lauterbach, Sadie Meyer, Dan I Munksgaard, Krista Parde, Patrick Sands, Nicki Schinstock, I Amy Schwartzbach, Jessica Welter PUBLICATIONS

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G: Whie~ lead~r do you admir~ the mo~t 7 A: Martin Luther King Jr. -Sara Bartek A: Maya Angelou -Karin Sommer Photo by Rmanda Rnderson

Stuffed ... Senior Nedra Olson makes a tree for the Homecoming dance. Student Council organized the dance.

A: Ghandi -Abi Williama

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President- Anne Milligan Vice President- Sarah Richmond Secretary- Alexis Smith Treasurer- Samantha Hohensee Recorder- Libby Schupbach

National Honor Society C. Alles, A. Anderson, E. Anderson, T. Asche, J. Avey, A. Bargas, K. Bartling, T. Beard, C. Bender, G. Berger, ]. Boden, E. Boilesen, J. Botkin, E. Brager, K. Brey, H. Bronson, C. Brown, M. Buckbee, E. Budde, L. Bukacek, J. Buman, H. Burch, T. Burns, M. Byrd, K. Cassel, L. Casullo, E. Christ, R. Cohen, D. Creswell, A. Curtis, K. Cutting, K. Dankenbring, C. Deeter, A. DeWitt, K. Dietz, J. Erickson, E. Fellers, J. Fertig, R. Fields, M. Firestone, F. Fowler, H. Francisco, D. Fredette, N. Fredrickson, S. Gamet, J. Gardner, C. Garris, E. Gaston, I. Gibson, S. Gondolfe, 150

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D. Green, K. Gregg, D. Gregorius, S. Grell, L. Grosshans, A. Grove, R. Guenzel, M. Haberstich, A. Hames, K. Hand, P. Hansen, H. Harr, A. Harris, C. Harvey, K. Hayes, A. Heckman, M. Hergenrader, R. Hoffman, S. Hohensee, A. Holtgrewe, ]. Honeycutt, S. Hornyak, T. Houchin, S. Howard, K. Huneke, C. Hunzeker, D. Jenkins, ]. Jepson, B. Johnson, K. Johnson, M. Keller, W. King, D. Klein, M. Knievel, C. Kottwitz, P. Kubly, K. Kurtzer, A. Lannin, R. Lawton, D. Leiter, M. Littrell, J. Lukesh, E. Marion, S. Mayhan, S. McCammon, L. McGill, B. Meerkatz, B. Meyer, A. Milligan, J. Minster, J. Moore, A. Moraczewski,

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C. Mueller, M. Muller, D. Munks· gaard, C. Navratil, D. Nichols, J. Ni M. O'Meara, N. Olson, E. Ospova1 S. Pattavina, K. Pickering, N. Plag man, A. Pothuloori, M. Prucha, L. Reedy, L. Reineke, S. Richmon P. Rowan, N. Schinstock, L. Schu1 bach, A. Schwartzbach, A. Seim. T. Semler, R. Skrivanek, A. Smitl B. Smith, E. Sommer, C. Steiner: N. Steinke, E. Straub, B. Swansor A. Tautfest, K. Taylor, T. Thies C. Throener, J. Travis, R. Vahle, Valentine, A. VanHorn, A. Vesely, Vigna, L. Wall, L. Walters, A. Wen • J. Weyers, Z. White, L. Wiebusch, Wilhelm, R. Williams, K. Wilson, Witherspoon, C. Wittman, A. Zie

FOLLOW THE LEADERS ltudent Council A. Anderson, B. Bare, S. Bartek, M. Broadus, J. Decker, A. Haase, A. Haifley, M. Hunt, K. Hutchens, L. ·Kearns, E. Larson, J. McCall, K. Morgan, N. Olson, R. Pierson, S. Richmond, H. Sharp, J. Siedschlag, E. Sitzman, A. Smith, J. Valentine, T. Vuong, L. Wiebusch, A. Williams, W. Wright Photo by Zach White

]leadership Club J. A ~ y, A. Bargas, T. Beard, L. Bukacek, S. Cooper, J. Creswell, A. Daniels, C. Deeter, K. Duong, C. Erickson, L. Fisher, S. Golter, D. Green, S. Grell, A. Haifley, C. Harris, M. Hunt, M. Knievel, .P. Kubly, E. Larson, J: Letheby, J. Linder, A. Milligan, J. Moore, K. Morgan, E. Murphy, C. Myers, S. Nadelman, C. Navratil, A. Pothuloori, N. Scheidt, K. Schumann, L. Schupbach, M. Sheets, R. Skrivanek, K. Sommer, A. Stock, C. Syring, M. Voges, T. Vuong, M. Young ,.

t1tter Task Force Lindsey Fisher, Felicia Fowler, Jed Linder, Anne Milligan, Antara Pothuloori, Libby Schupbach, Megan Sheets, Rebecca Skrivanek, Audra Stock

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Q: If you could change the school colors, what would you choose? A: Black and Gold ...they are different and they 0tand out. A: Navy Blue and White, but a darker blue than Ea0tl Photo by Lynn Packard

Hey there Wallyman!. .. A t pep,rallies and game , mascot Wally McKnigh t cheers on the crowd.

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Shirettes

Terri Ahrendt Jill Avey, Jill Baker, Mandy Bargas, Ranae Brester, Cara Comstock, Kellie Covolik, Stephanie Gamet, Ashley Hasse, Samantha Hohensee, Amy Lannin, Jenny Moore, Nedra Olson, Melanie Prucha, Heidi Roemer, Tiffany Schneider, Libby Schupbach, Maggie Smith Photo by Tracie Pederso !_ ~ ~-

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BLACK AND GOLD ... FIRE UPI Varsity Kelly Brey Lisa Bukacek Cary Deeter Sara Grell Kelly Hayes Jamie Honeycutt Marissa Muller Sarah Richmond Tara Ritchie Laurie Seward Katie Vigna Lare in a Wall Photos by Ember Miles

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uJunior Varsity Bradi Artz Lindsey Fisher Abbi GeaJy Alexis Haifley Tiffanie Hansen Cachita Hynes Sara Lawrence Katie Madsen Ken McCartney

Reserve Sara Gray Jen Hamilton Margie Hobelman Melissa Prettyman Bethany Riddle Laura Satorie

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ON YOUR MARK, GET Head for the mountains ... Thirty~seven Southeast students enjoyed their semester break at the Breckenridge ski resort in Colorado. Jim Kinney sponsors this annual trip. Though the trip was mainly a success, there were some interesting momets. Sophomore Mike Flah~rty had the task of trying to teach his friends to snowboard. "It was punishment," he said. Senior Erik Sommer said, "I was skiing up Peak 8 in fresh powder up to my knees. I caught an edge and flipped."

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C. AdJns, J. Adams, K. Alfredson, I E. Anderson, B. Archer, K. Brandt,

J. Buman, T. Burkman, N. I Christensen, M. Ebben, J.R. Edwards, E. Fellers, M. Firestone, C. Garris, K. Gillispie, L. Grosshans, K. Hand, J. Hanson, H. Harr, M. Hunt, K. Johnson, A. Kelliner, J. Kester, M. Knievel, K. Kurtzer, J. Lawson, D.]. Lieter, H. Lowery,W. Lowery, T. \ Marquis, A. Milligan, J. Moore, K. Niemann, C. Parman, S. Richmond, E. Riddle, L. Rosenberry, P. Rowan, J. Shamblin, S. Sherman, J. Siedschlag, J. Sonday, M. Starr, M. Stephenson, E. Stuckey, D. Wilkens, 1

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l Ski Club W. F.oppert, R. Anderson, B. Manning, D. Hinds, J. Bergman, K. Gerber, L. Lund, E. Mellen, S. Sadler, L. Satorie, T. Beard, N. Plageman, E. Sommer, B. Swanson, N. Tyler, N. Fulton, D. Bulin, J. Hynes, R. Pierson, I S. Jonas, K. Knerl, Y. Dahab, J. Walters, Z. Hitch, E. McAndrew, M. Flaherty, T. Aksamit, P. Sittner, T. Roth, S. Kennedy, I B. Sorensen, J. Clare, R. McDermott, S. Rogers, I M. Rogers, M. Bettenhausen, E. Svik 154

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Q: What ie; the weirtrJest thitn~rthat ha5 happened to you whil~ participating in a e;port1 A: While water0kiing I fell hard & lo0t the bottom half of my two-piece 6uit. -Meri00a Ebben A: I wa0 running on a cour0e near a lake, and I ran a kid fr , Northea0t into the lake. -Jeremy Ke0ter ~

Men's Volleyball Chris Baumbach Chad Bender Aaron Hames Bret Hodgson Adam Kalbasz Shane Mecham Ben Swanson

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The runner-up tug-of-war team gives it all they have in the Prasch Gym. Intramural sports are a popular extracurricular activity at Southeast. There are a variety of activities that students can choose from including: intramural soccer, water yolleyball, bowling, tugof-war, three-point shoot-out, basketball, volleyball, and several others. The sponsor for all of the intramural sports is Dan Dougherty. II

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G: What would the world be like without r,umbera7

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A: We would live in cavea with drool coming out of our moutha. -Brent Wil6on A: We would have nothing. -Daniel Buettner A: A world without number6. -Stephanie Taylor I tiellectual Games

And ~ ldridge, Andrew Ames, Tim Beard, CJ Brown, Richard Brown, Daniel Buettner, Thomas Burns, Josh Coren, Ian Cottingham, Brian Cozine, David Creswell, Jon Curry, Nikku Deogun, Kent Downing, Matt England, Randy Fields, Heather Francisco, Cory Frey, Dave Gregorius, Aaron Hames, Elizabeth Hardy, Rob Hoffman, Chris Hunzeker, Caleb Jensen, Aaron Kisicki, Brad Kisicki, Ben Kutch, Ben Langtry, Sam Ospovat, Antara Pothuloori, Shane Rutherford, Ian Whitmore, Adam Whyrick

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~ omputer Club 0. 'Banta,T. Beard, C. Bender, L. Breining, C.J. Brown, D. Buettner, T. Burns,]. Callahan, S. Cho, I. Cottingham, N. Deogun, K. Downing, A. Duey, M. Garthright, R. Hahn, A. Hames, J. Hannah, D. Jenkins, A. Kalbasz, B. Kutsch, S. Lane, D. Luetmen, A. Ma, E. Marion, C. Milligan, K. Olds, R. Rosenberry, D. Teeter, J. Travis

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POWER AT ITS FINEST Uh, Houston we have a problem .... Science Olympiad member Justin Glaesemann prepares to launch what he hopes it will be a mach one rocket for the rocket event on Southeast's very own football field. The goal of the event was to build a bottle rocket which could stay aloft for the longest amount of time. At this particular event Glaesemann's rocket placed third of all the rockets. Science Olympiad competes at least once a year at a state event and if they win they can go to nationals. The Southeast High Scho o l Science Olympiad has gone to nationals five out of the last six years .

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!ience Olympiad Don Arp, Chad Bender, C.J. Brown, Dan Buettner, Tom Burns, Brian Cozine, Jason Glaesemann, Justin Glaesemann, Nick Guenzel, Aaron Hames, David Jenkins, Eric Marion, Ben Swanson, Brent Wilson, Stephanie Taylor, I Marie Mai, Maggie Berndt, Sungjin Cho, Nikku Deogun] I

Math Club C.J. Brown, Richard Brown, Daniel Buettner, Thomas Burns, Brain Cozine, Nikku Doegun, Aaron Hames, Elizabeth . Hardy, Scott Hornyak, David Jenkins, Scott Lane, I Eric Marion, Erika Michel Nick Ryan I

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WE ARE CHANGING THE Marching towards a solution ... The Southeast Students for Life club proudly participated in the annual Lincoln Walk for Life. People from all around the state, both young and old, came to make a peaceful demonstration against abortion. From left, club members Andy Duey, Brenda Sabatka, Lynn Sabatka, and Angie Cox are shown walking down the streets of downtown Lincoln. The march began at the State Capitol and continued throughout the downtown area to the UNL Student Union where there were speakers, informational pamphlets, and coffee for those who braved the cold to make their beliefs known.

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H. erson, R. Anderson, I. Augstums, A. Backhaus, D. Barnhard, G. Berger, A. Bohling, E. \ Boilsen, E. Budde, M. Byrd, L. Casullo, A. Child, J. Cole*, K. Cole, K. Coniglio, M. Connealy, S. Connors, M. Corkle, S. Corkle, A. Daniels, A. Dewitt, K. Downing, M. Doyle, K. Dubisar, S. Eggers, C. Elder*, J. Erickson, C. Erickson, J. Fertig, R. Fields, F. Fowler*, H. Francisco*, J. Gardner, J. Gdovic*, I. Gibson, A. Grove, J. Hamilton, E. Hansen , T. Hanson , S. Heichele, J. Herz, S. Hinkle, S. Hohensee, R. Jex, M. Keller, A. Kobza, J. Kramer, A. Kunze, E. Larson,--\ A. Lodden, J. McCall, L. McGill, M. Monson*, J. Moore, D. Munksgaard, T. Navratil, K. Nauman, J. Nitz, T. Nolan, M. O'Meara, S. Pattavina, E. Peterson, K. Pickering, C. Rometo, L. Rogers, S. Roosmann, P. Sands, J. Schmidt, A. Schwartzbach, A. Seim, M. Schinstock, R. Skrivanek, B. Straub, F. Sweeney*, C. Syring, K. Taylor, A. Troutt, R. Vahle, M. Voges, L. Walters, J. Welter, R. Williams, C. Wilson, K. Wilson , A. Yost* *= steering committee member

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A man of quality reapecta a woman of equality. -Maggie Monaon

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tudents for Life An~e Allison, Sara Bartek, Nate Christensen, Molly Cork.le, Molly Connealy, Angie Cox, Andy Duey, Beth Dyer, Chris Erickson, Sarah Finkhouse, Matt Gulyas, Simeon Harvey, s·a rah Howard, Tawsha Howell, Kellie Johnson, Rebecca Lawton, Meredith Lindblad, Heather Lowery, Wendy Lowery, Ryan Martin, Beth Maney, Jackie McBride, Nikki Newcomer, Teri Nolan, Kimberly Ross, Lynnette Sabatka, Hadley I Sharp, Flora Sweeney, Cassie Syring, Charity Throener, Gretchen Turen, Lynn Walters, Ann Watson, Lori Wolfe, S~ayla Yeackley,

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E. Agnew, T. Ahrendt, A. Aldridge, C. Alles,

J. Bartels, T. Beckius, C. Bender,·G. Berger, E. Boilesen,H. Bronson, E. Budde, D. Bulin, E. Cabacungan, J. Callahan, K. Caniglio, L. Casullo, B. Christ, R. Cohen, E. Coker, J. Cole, S. Connors, K. Covolik, A. Daniels, M. Delshlager, K. Downing, M. Ebben, S. Eggers, C. Elder, M. England, J. Erickson, F. Fowler, S. Gamet, J. Gdovic, A. Grove, C. Harvey, J. Holsapple, A. Hoskins, T. Houchin, J. Jepson, I E.Johnsen, B.Johnson,R.Johnson,A. Jorgens, M. Keller, B. Kingston, A. Kobza, C. Kottwitz, J. Lannan, E. Lauterbach, A. Lodden, J. McCall, A. McCullough, C. McHenry, M. Monson, S. Mucese, C. Mueller, D. Munksgaard, S. Nevantzakis, A. Nicholson, M. O'Meara, S. Pattavina, ·E. Peterson, J. Rollf, M. Rehm, C. Schellpeper, N. Sepahpur, S. Simoes, W. Sykes, A. Tautfest, K. Taylor, B. Thompson, K. Wilken, A. Zieg I

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G: If you oelUltJ rename the "Q~car" award what woultJ you name it'? A: The "Hey,-you're-really-good-atwhat-you-do-so-were-goi ng-to-g iveyou-a-neat-bookend" Award. -Brad Kiaicki A: The Little Golden Naked Man Awaro -Lynn Waltera Photo by Shannon Corkle It's a deal ...Jed Rowan and J .T. Wells , A: The "Fritzy" Award portrayed by Brad Kisicki and Josh Boden, settle a deal to buy Jed's land, -Anonymous in the one,act play, "Tall Tales."

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Thalians and Thespians Teri Ahrendt, Andy Aldridge, Heidi Anderson, Paul Audi, Lisa Barney, Deb Barnhard, Ambra Batson, Kim Beadle, Tom Beckius, Wendy Beckwith, Allyss Beek, Stephanie Bogus, Jason Buckbee, Jessi Budler, David Bulin, Melanie Byrd, Lisa Casullo, Angie Child, Joan Childers, Jessica Cole, Katie E. Cole, Kirsten Coniglio, Shannon Cook, Molly Corkle, Shannon Corkle, Johanna Creswell, Michelle Cruey, Brian Daggett, Karin Dankenbring, Angela DeWitt, Avory Diekmann, Clint Eckstein, Mandy Elder, Megan Euler, Lynda Ewell, Camie Fertig, Jaime Fertig, Cassie Fey, Gillian Ford, 160

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McHenry, Laura Meyerle, Carri : Heather Francisco, Betsey French, Myers, Jennie Mulnix, Elizabet]1 Jan Gdoric, Amanda Grove, Ashley Murphy, Sia Nerantzakis, Am) Haase, Cheri Hamilton, Christina Nguyen, Kiley Olds, Jackie Opi: . Hansen, Sarah Hansen, Tiffanie Lynn Packard, Dustin Pattison Hansen, Lisa Harlow, Stefanie Christina Pederson, Margo Reh1( Heidrele, Jill Hickman, Josh Heather Reno, Gretchen Roeme 1 Hogrefe, Scott Hornyak, Sarah Heidi Roemer, Heather Rosenkra 1 Howard, Cachita Hynes, Kyle Andrea Ruliffson, Brenda Sabatl: Johnson, Lenae Kearns, Erin Keller, Sarah Sadler, Katie Shamblin, Robyn Kingsley, Ryan Kinnison, Shayla Simoes, Rebecca Skrivan,: Stephanie Kinsey, Brad Kisicki, Tara Stahla, Patty Steinauer, Ad : Katherine Kreutz, Eric Larson, Struhr, Kristin Taylor, Carly Te. Rebecca Lawton, Melissa Charity Throener, Anne Ullstro Lindemann, Megan Linder, Monica Rosita Umana, James Watson, Long, Ryan Lowry, Leah Lund, Marie _ Kirsten Welch, Zach White, Lind Mai, Marci Malone, Laura Wright, Ann Yost. Martindale, Ken McCartney, Claire

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Cast: Kirsten Coniglio, Brenda Sabatka, Jessica Cole, Brad Kisicki, Josh Boden, Zach White Crew: Ryan Kinnison, Melanie Byrd, Jaime Fertig, Rebecca Lawton, Shannon Corkle, Aaron Kisicki, Heather Francisco, Katie E. Cole

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KNIGHTS KNIGHT MATT FIRESTONE

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As a tribute to this year's senior class over 20% were nominated to be honored as Knights and Ladies. The nominees were involved in school activities and their community while attaining academic success and

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the respect of their teachers. This year's faculty nominated 5 5 Knights and 66 Ladies, making the final choice a challenge. Congratulations to the class of 1996 Knights and Ladies of Southeast.

LADY SAMANTHA HOHENSEE

LADY ANNE MILLIGAN

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'' Sports do not build character. They reveal it.'' Haywood Jeffries Up in the air... Sophomore Jon Bowling leaps to deliver a pass to senior Chris Cooper. Bowling started as a sophomore for the State qualifiers. Working together... Senior Heather Harr sets as junior Kam Gillespie prepares to spike the ball in a match against Lincoln High.

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The Color of Knighta

PORTS Surpassing others in a flash of gold the Knights once again leapt to the top of the sporting charts. Many teams were ranked high and hopes soared. A few teams went on to be champions while others were champions in our hearts. As Knights we strive to Bring Home the Gold. SPORTS

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ANGLING UP TO THE Girls NWU Inv. Millard So. Inv. Harold Scott Inv. East Urbandal Inv. LPS Championship Heartland Conf. LPS Reserve District State

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 1st

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Piling up the Championships... ( tc ; to bottom) Junior C. Clinard, junio1 K. Pugsley, sophomore C. Van Eck, Sophomore H. Sharp, senior E. Anderson, senior B. Christ, junior J . Barton celebrate after winning the girls district meet.

SPAGHETTI DOES THE WORKS

paghetti, the famed food of the cross country team, has helped them form an unbreakable bond. "Our team is unique in that the night before almost every meet we have a spaghetti supper at one of the runner's homes. This provides a chance to get together in a family-like setting, which creates a closeness 168 CROSS COUNTRY

between all the athletes: girls, guys, varsity and JV," said junior Brent Wilson. The girls won the State Meet and the guy's placed third this year. All the spaghetti paid off; the team spirit was as high as ever. They cheered for each other and t·h e team ran together which sophomore Lindsey Ellis referred to as the "Pack Attack."

"Everybody had to run well . have a successful team," sa junior Thor Esbensen. Overall, both teams had good season. Senior Beth Chr said, "Everyone w encouraging everyone." I@'

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COMPETITION Winning by ·a hair... Senior Jason Von Kaenel races toward the finishing line. Moments latter he met the Kearney runner and finished at the district meet. The Southeast team finished third overall qualifying for state. Von Kaenel won the "Southeast Boys Cross, Country Most Improved Award" this year. The award is given by the coaching staff.

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I think I can ... Junior Karli La us ten runs .towards the finish line during a race. To be successful Lausten must use endurance, speed, and spaghetti!

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Have I finished yet ... Sophomore Kyle Tingle rests after finishing the District meet.

Photo by Tricia Houchin

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rrs ALL GOOD~ Varsity Westside Kearney Inv. East Northeast Fremont Inv. Lincoln High Papio Inv. East/Burke Grand Island Fremont Heartland Conf. LPS Championships State

1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 1st 4th 2nd 1st 1st 3rd 2nd 7th

JV East Northeast Lincoln High Pius X East Lincoln Christian Fremont Inv. Waverly Northeast Pius X Lincoln High LPS Tournament

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I like it like that ... Senior Dave Gregorius shows a smile and does a victory dance after winning a point during a varsity meet.

TENNIS TRADITIONS KEEP TEAM SPIRIT ALIVE

f you've ever seen a tennis match you know how intense they get. Each player is focused on the game and thinking of a way to defeat their opponent. One player serves to the other and they slam the ball back and forth until one player misses. They use a series of swings that would make the average person 170 BOYS TENNIS

shy away from tennis in fear of breaking their wrists. Varsity boys tennis player, junior Cordie White laughed, "It's a great way to take out your frustration!" This year, the Varsity team practiced hard, but it wasn't always serious work. On the way up to the state meet in Omaha, they did one of their 'traditions.'

They wrote messages on a tennis ball about thE ir opponent. As they crossed ov er the Platte River, someone thr, w it out the window. The Junior Varsity team al 50 has their own traditi n. Sophomore Travis Nichels,>n said, "Before every meet we 111 eat Twinkies." a&by Wendy Lowery

Let's get 'em ... JV coach Beau Finley encourages the team before the LPS tournament at the Woods Park tennis complex. They had a really great season this y_ear, finishing either first or second place in the majority of the meets that they competed in. At the LPS tournament, the boy's JV tennis team finished in second place. Pictured from left: Coach Beau Finley, sophomore Travis Nichelson, junior Walker Poppert, junior Mike Nichols, freshman Chris Balfour and sophomore Russell Hohensee.

I've got it ... Senior David Creswell concentrates on his swing as he practices in preparation for the boys state tennis meet in Omaha. Although the varsity team finished seventh, they had a pretty great season.

Stretch ... During the JV LPS tournament meet at Woods Park, sophomore Travis Nichelson reaches for the ball to make the final point.

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A STEP IN THE RIGHT Varsity LSE Score's First 3-1 0-1 Omaha Central(DH 9 0 LPS Invite 3-2 4-5 11-6 Kearney(TH) 2-4 2-4 Millard South(DH) 4 1 Omaha Bryan 7-2 6-9 Elkhorn(DH) 2 8 Beatrice 3-1 0-5 Omaha Burke Tourney 2 3 Omaha Marian(DH) 6 0 Papio Inv. 1 0 Millard North 11-7 1-4 Lincoln High(DH) 2 3 Ralston 7-2 1-0 Northeast(DH) 2 4 East 3-6 0-10 Papio(DH) 2 3 Schuyler 2 District Championship (v. LE) 4 1 8 State (vs. O.Marian)

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Run Feely Run ... Junior Kate Feely speeds past first base as the Rockets watch on in amazement.

Photo by Lynn Packard

CLOSE, BUT NO CIGAR

very girls' softball player gave 100% effort this season while striving towards their goal of another state championship. Junior Rachel Rossel said, "A lot of pressure was put on us to follow in the footsteps of last year's team." Though they didn't quite accomplish what last year's team did, they still had 172 SOFTBALL

an exciting season. Senior Kari Witherspoon helped carry the team with outstanding pitching performances, as did leading hitter, sophomore Kelsey Duckworth. The varsity team came out on top by winning the LPS Invite .Championship, 9-0, and many games throughout the year. The JV team consisted of

freshman and sophomores w 1 have the strength and ability t repeat this year's rewardi· 1 season when they return rn > year. Rossel summed up be t teams' year, "I think we did w ~ because of the team supp< 1 and because we had ma 1 strong players that blend ~ together during the course < our season." l&'by Lori Wolfe

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It's all up to me ... Varsity captain Kari Witherspoon winds up to strike out the N ortheast Rocket's batter. Both games against Northeast were successful. The Knights varsity softball team ended the season with a 14, 14 record. While the JV team had a 10,9 record. I .

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Swing batter batter swing ... Sophomore Ellie Everett practices her swinging and builds up determination awaiting her turn on deck.

License to steal... Junior Courtney Wittstruck and sophomore Dana Aksamit discuss strategical phns in their top secret mission to steal home plate.

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VOLLEYBALL NETS Papio Ralston Columbus Norfolk LNE Bell West Grand Island Fremont East Grand Island Papio Bell West East Fremont Bell East LNE Kearney Hastings LNE Columbus LNE Kearney LHS Beatrice Grand Island East LNE Norfolk LNE Papio North Platte Papio

16-14, 5-15,15-6 15-2 , 15-2 15-10, 15-4 15-4, 15-3 15-10, 15-2 8-15, 16-18 15-0, 15-9 15-0, 15-5 15-12 , 15-8 15-13 , 15-7 19-17 , 4-15 , 15-12 12-15 , 5-15 15-9, 15-13 15-2, 15-9 15-9, 15-3 15-17 , 15-4, 15-1 15-5 , 15-5 • 15-8, 15-8 8-15 , 5-15 15-9, 12-15 , 15-3 15-12, 8-15, 13-15 15-5 , 15-8 16-14, 15-10 8-15 , 15-8, 15-4 15-10, 15-7 15-8 , 15-13 13-15, 19-17, 3-15 15-7 , 14-16, 2-15 3-15, 8-15 13-15 , 7-15 15-12, 16-14 4-15, 6-15

It's a bird, no it's a plane, no it's a volleyball player... Junior Christie Jensen jumps up to spike the ball. The team did many drills to insure this flexiblity to set a ball.

IT'S NOT JUST A RECREATIONAL SPOR--

ey, did you know that volleyball has been a competitive sport for many years? Some fans think that volleyball is only a recreational sport that you play outside on the sand. This could be no farther from the truth. The varsity volleyball team is supported by many students. Volleyball is as popular to play 174 VARSITY VO LLYBALL

for girls as football is for guys. stay focused and play better This year's coaching staff had under pressure. "This year's team has be ~n a new face, assistant coach Kim the closest off and on t .1e Siezys. Siezys along with Coach Kathi Wieskamp were court," said senior Heath er outstanding volleyball players Harr. Everyone got along to at UNL. Kim taught the players work against other teams. T 1e skills, how to read situations, girls this year have proved tr at and helped train the players volleyball is just as importa nt mentally by playing down six ·as any other sport at Southeast I@' Josh Strain points. This would help them

SUCCESS

Swoosh ... At the speed of light the ball goes through the arms of the Knights' opponents. This shows the mighty power that is displayed by the Southeast Knights. The team would practice hour after hour doing drills and practicing on techniques so they could play to the best of their ability during a game.

The sky is the limit ... Senior Heather Harr sets her limits to the sky as she sets the ball for junior Kam Gillispie to smack it right into the faces of the opposing team.

I've got it all figured out ... Junior Kam Gillispie leads the team in a talk as the Knights pump,up. When a t~am member makes a mistake she is never yelled at or looked down upon. They just suck it up and do not let it g~t them down. VARSITY VOLLYBALL 175

SET AND RARING JV East Grand Island Lincoln High East Fremont Hastings Northeast Pius X Columbus Lincoln High East Norris Lincoln High Beatrice Northeast Lincoln High Norfolk Northeast

15-13 5-15 15-9 9-15 9-15 9-15 9-15 7-15 7-15 15-3 8-15 15-1( 2-15 15-3 15-3 15-13 2-15 15-1. 15-6 11-15 15-8 14-16 11-15 15-7 15-11 15-9 6-15 8-15 9-15 15-5 1515-6 15-13 15-8 15-12 3-15 13-15 15-9 14-16 8-1 5 15-11 3-15 15-8 11-15 11-15

East Grand Island Millard North East Lincoln High Fremont Papillion Northeast Columbus East Beatrice LPS Tourney

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Outta the way, I got it!. .. Junior A Williams prepares to bump the ball. Williams helped the team to a 10,8 winning record. Photo by Sheila Goodwater

SETTING SIGHTS ON WINNING SEASO~

trategy and communication: two words that the reserve and JV Volleyball teams put their hearts into. Volleyball requires a lot of focus, and the teams practiced hard to gain it. JV player junior Kelly Walter said, "The team succeeded because we were in 176 JV/RESERVE VO LLEYBA LL

the right place at the right time." didn't," said junior JV pla~ The teams certainly proved their Abi Williams. It wasn't all work. One tit work paid off. "We only had two losses and both of those were Coach Vaxter took the play very close. We were able to to her grandmother's h01 compete well with everyone we and they substituted cookies played," said JV coach Susie practice. "It was a lot of fu reserve player sophom< Vaxter. Both teams kept trying. "The Megan Mullnix said. ~ by Heather Schlei coaches made us run lines if we ·

TOGO

There is no way this ball is going to hit the floor!... Junior Kelly Walter makes a deep dive proving that the team has not only determination but grace as well. Volleyball is not some after, school, ball,punching, girl talk session; it's a game · only a few can master.

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Stretch ... Junior Abi Williams and sophomore Nichole Abbott spike the ball. The team practiced hard, so they could make these acrobatic moves.

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Oh yeah ... Sophomore Nichole Abbott shares her enthusiasm with the rest of her teammates. The loud cheers from their fans showed their appreciation of the team's efforts.

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TAKE A FLYING LEAP» Boys East Grand Island Inv. Millard North Ralston Inv. Northeast Papio/Millard So. Lincoln High Millard So. Inv. Papio Inv. Heartland Conf. All State Boys Inv. State

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Upside down ... Senior Derek Leiter performs a release move on the high bar. Leiter was a team leader in man , events this season.

TEAMS SOAR TO GREAT HEIGHTS

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lying through the air, and flying by the competition, the Southeast girls' and boys' gymnastics teams had impressive seasons this year. Senior Lisa Bukacek led the girls' team to a second place finish at state, earning first place on floor, second on beam, and placing sixth in the allaround. 178 GYMNASTICS

"We worked hard as a team this season, but we also took time for fun," Bukacek said. The boys' team also had a successful and undefeated season. Senior Derek Leiter, likely headed for Olympic competition, competed incredibly throughout all the meets, but took a fall at State, where he was expected to

dominate in individuals. H ~ said, "I was disappointed, but what is important is all my great experiences with the team." Teammate Cory Adams stepped up to take first plan , and Southeast won StatE. Adams said, "Despite som 2 rough times, we had a great season, and we're all friends.': ~ by Sarah Eurek

Keep it going... Senior Katie Cole executes a difficult pass of her floor routine at a girls meet, as her teammates and the judges watch intently. Scores mean everything to gymnasts, and the pressure from coaches and competition is always a factor at meets. • Photos by Todd Rees

Up in the air... Sophomore Emily Rock executes a difficult jump on the balance beam at a meet held at Southeast.

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Where are you guys ... Senior Chad Cade looks for an open receiver duri a game vs. Lincoln High. Cade was quarterback for the second year on t: varsity team. But this year somethir was different. This year he was one the four captains.

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A FOOT IN THE PAST, A HAND IN THE FUTURE

raditions are what keep athletes that participate beyond experiences by playing for I nations, families, and high school. Many of these League teams, some will play f schools together. They athletes once played on the smaller schools. Josh Munfo_ will be playing for Dana Collef give oneness to the things that varsity football team. otherwise would have no "We aren't really looking to go Many of the players have n similarities. These rituals do not play football. We just end up yet decided where they w only carry the teams through doing it because it's something play. "Most of the colleges leave their high school years, but they we do well," said senior J .R. also extend throughout their Edwards, who will play for the waiting until spring. They : for the division I players th• college years. number one Huskers. • It's a well-known tradition that Although some of the players come to get us," said senior El Southeast produces high quality are going to continue their Riddle. 180 VARS ITY FOOTBALL

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r He's goin' down ... Seniors Shane Odenbach, J .R. Edwards,and Eric Riddle take down a player from Lincoln High, while Senior John Clare looks on. This type of defense helped the Knights to receive a record of 6,4. With more than fifty percent of the team being seniors this year, next year will be a whole different • ball game. Photo by Todd Rees

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Boogie down ... Junior Jash Smith does his little dance while Southeast dominates over Lincoln High. The Knights became kings when they trampled their opponent.

A pat on the back ... The tradition of a dog pile continued a the Southeast varsity football players riled each other up before the game.

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Looking for holes ... Sophomore wi le receiver Jason Buckbee blasts by defenders en route to a big gain. Buckbee was one of only six sophomores to play junoir varsity.

WINNING IS JUST PART OF THE GAME

he junior varsity football team once again dominated the city of Lincoln, finishing 7-1. The lone setback came against Grand Island. "Overall we played well, I was satisfied with the experience we got and hopefully we'll carry that over to next year's varsity team," junior quarterback Trey Pittenger said. 182 JV/RESERVE FOOTBALL

Head coach Dick Caster used cornerback, was one of the se a three quarterback rotation of individuals. "It was a blast, '11 Pittenger and juniors Brian remember all those guys and 11! Spangler and Joe Fox. "I think the stuff we used to pull af1er it worked out great, we all had a and before practice," he sad. chance to compete," Pittenger "This JV team is the greatt '. St team in the history of all spo t 5 said. The Knights got quality play franchises as far as I 111 said An .iy from the lines, the receivers, and concerned," • Genzmer jokingly. defensive back corps. Junior llE John Moeller Mike Kontos, a wideout-

t Tripping up Islanders ... Junior Trey Pittenger reaches out and tries to grab a Grand Island running back. Pittenger played comerback and quarterback and saw significant playing time. "I think this year was a learning experience and I'm looking forward to next year," Pittenger said. "This season was just an absolute blast, I couldn't have enjoyed it any more than I did," said junior Andy Genzmer. "All the . guys worked hard all year and I can't wait to see them next year, except on varsity," Genzmer added. Photos by Tracie Ped~ --:-' a 7 ' - - • -. . .- -

Running into a brick wall ... Juniors Joe Fox (left) and Richard Vahle (right) halt any Islander thoughts of picking up extra yards. The Knights' only loss came against the Grand Island Islanders by a score of 20~ 14 in a tough fought battle that extended into overtime.

A job well done ... Knights take the offensive and celebrate after a victory against Lincoln East. "We won quite a few games this year, but that wasn't the point. We came out there with the goal to play our best every week, and we did that," Brian Spangler said. JV/RESERVE FOOTBALL 183

PUTTING TO PERFECTION Grand Island Inv.

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Fremont Inv.

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Spartan Inv.

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Hush on the green ... Junior CoutnE Carper practices putting before a meet.

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he hotter the better, right? With the weather for the girls' golf meets, the team was bound to have a great season. The team's first meet was in Grand Island. "It was so hot we thought we were going to die," said senior Jodi Herz. Herz was one of four seniors on the team. 184 GIRL'S GOLF

The heat didn't spoil their fun though, while sitting around, the team enjoyed meeting new people from opposing teams and bonding with fellow team members. "When you sit around for two hours you have to find something . to do," said junior Jamie Schmidt, co-captain for the team.

"This year was more la: back, we got to have fun ar that's the key thing," sa j Schmidt. The golf team participated : 14 meets all together, a n received fourth place in tl State Tournament. Can yous~ hot stuff? I@"' Chris Erickson

The unbreakable bond .. ♦Senior Laurie Seward, junior Chrissy Campbell, seniors Amanda Grove, Jody Herz, junior Kathy Lau, senior Paige Kubly, freshman Kerri Herz, , freshman Megan Carper, and junior Courntey Carper pose for a team picture. The girl's golf team placed fourth at state. The team agreed that throughout the season they improved greatly.

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Say cheese ... Laurie Seward and Chrissy Campbell pose for the camera. The season proved to be a great time for team unity.

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A handle on the competition ... Ser ·or Chris Cooper goes up for the j umpt • against Hastings. "It was fun while t lasted, now's it's time to move on t< other things," Cooper said. Photo by Tracie Pedersen

TEAM REBOUNDS FROM LOSING STREAK

he Southeast boys' basketball team started the season on fire, winning game after game before cooling down and then warming up again in time for districts and state. "If you ' re hot when tourney time rolls around that's the best position you can be in," senior J .R. Edwards said. Edwards, the elusive guard and floor leader for the Knights, was II

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explosive. He led the team in scoring and assists and was a one man show at times. "At the beginning of the season it was J.R. and a bunch of other guys," senior Pat Lawler said, "but now it's a bunch of guys playing together as a team." With streaky shooting senior guard Cory Adams on the perimeter and strong post up players seniors Chris Cooper

and Pat Lawler providing ins de power, the Knights appearec to be set at all five positions. The team couldn't compl tin with a 15-7 record and a dist ict championship victory O' -er Norfolk. The Knights are in st 1te for the second year in a row 1& John Moeller

BOYS Listen up boys... Coach JR Connell gives some pointers to the boys basketball team during a ti_me out. Coach Connell's advice led the team to a 15, 7 record during the regular season. Sophomore Jon Bow ling said, "This year's team was probably the most un ited team that I've ever played with." The team had its stars, but in the end they all played as a team. Their goal of a state championship ended in the semifinals wh_en Columbus defeated the Knights.

Photo by Ember Miles

Eat my shorts ... The Varsity Basketball team showed its stuff during the Hasting game. Senior JR Edwards shows his razzle dazzle with a slam dunk.

Up in the lights ... Junior Ben Erie posts up against the Hastings center. Erie contributed to the Knights ~uc~ess this year by coming off the bench to backup Chris Coo.per.

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In the paint ... Reserve center Erik Bauer shoots from inside against Lincoln High School as forward O ng Dirksen(44) and guard Ryon Hitzeman(12) watch.

LOOKIN' THEIR BEST

omeone can always tell when there is a basketball game because the players always dress up the day of the game. The Junior Varisty and Reserve Boys Basketball team members are no exception to that ritual. "The coach wore the same pants for every game," said Reserve center Erik Bauer. Although the season was fun

it did have its draw backs. The time that basketball took up, cut into the players' free time. The loss of time had some benefits. "It taught us responsibility," said Bauer. Along with the responsiblity there came public support. Junior Varsity center Brett Stohs said, "People would tell you that you did a good job after a game,

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and you don't even know \A r they are." From dressing up on the ga 1 day to pre-game routine 1 watching streakers run acr > the floor after their Jun c Varsity game, both the Rese ,, and JV teams had winn j r seasons. · mYJason Glaesemor

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The leader of the pack ... Reserve forward Matt Pluker(3 2) leads a guard Nate Keller(22), center Matt Jones(50), forward Blake Anderson(34) and the Lincoln High players toward the basket in the second quarter of the game. The Reserve team finished the • season 11,3.

Photo by Tracie Pedersen

Wait, new plan... The Junior Varsity team gathers around coach Mike Dobbs as he explains to his team a new strategy during a time out.

Coming around the corner... Junior Varsity guard Jeff Sorensen looks to pass as he dribbles the ball down the base line. Southeast would eventually win against Council Bluffs Abe Lincoln.

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KEEP YOUR EYE ON Fremont Hastings North Platte CB Abe Lincoln Urbandale, IA LPS Holiday Prep East Grand Island Kearney Northeast Omaha Burke Papio/LaVista Millard West Lincoln High Columbus Pius X Norfolk Districts State

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after shooting the ball against Pius. The Knights bid to Four Peat fell s; ort in the first round of state .

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his year's Girls Varsity game,"said sophmore Kaleen Basketball team had the Broman. "He's a great coach, determination that and he's very supportive," brought a great season. Coach added junior Elizabeth Young. John Larsen gave the team the The team was also influenced encouragement that was widely not only by their coach, but complimented by the players. traditions. One tradition that the team "He (Coach Larsen) knows shared was· a good gum chewing everything about everything there is to know about the session right before all of the I

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games. "It's just sort of gc ad luck. Emily Anderson is alw~_ys the one who passes the garb, .ge can around. It's just a lit tle ritual thing we do," Young Sc id. The team used traditions and a winning attitude to help th ~m throughout their success ~ul season . . l@"by Heather Schle: ger

THE BALL

Not this time ... Junior Courtney Wittstruck tries to steal the ball from a Pius X player's hands. This sort of determination helped the team play well all season. "We always stuck with the same lineups and we played together as a team well," said junior Elizabeth Young.

Ready, aim ... Junior Kam Gillispie peers _at the basket above her head. A main goal of the team was to always know your marks, and always know a clear route to the basket.

In the nick of time ... Senior Heather Harr shot the ball after battling for it with a member of the Pius X team.

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rom meditation to black socks to bonfires, team spirit thrived in the Junior Varsity and Reserve Girls' Basketball teams. Even though it was a pretty normal season for both teams, there were some especially memorable times. Junior Varsity center Jill Kalvelage remembers visually meditating in 'the pit' in the gymnastics room before games.

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"It gave us a chance to relax and Rockets." think about the game," A game that the JV te; Kalvelage said. remembers vividly was t For the Reserve team the game against Pius X. "We wi rituals were a little more out of expecting them to be rea the ordinary. They were all told good, and they were, but in 1 to bring something black to last quarter we took it point destory, and they went out to point, and won," commen1 the parking lot and burned it all. center Abi Williams. Reserve· guard Brooke Sawyers ~ Mary Haberst said, "It was to symbolize that · we were going to burn the

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The suspense grows ... Freshman Alisha Borchers pauses before releasing the ball for a freethrow, while the other nine players wait anxiously. To show their team unity the Reserve team wore black socks for the Northeast game, and for several other games. "It said that every time we took a step we were stomping on the opponent," said Reserve forward, junior Sarah Claus. Claus also mentioned that the Reserve team improved greatly on their offense and their unity on the court, by "passing more, being patient, and looking inside."

Photo by Tricia

Down the middle ... Amidst four of her opponents, Center/Forward junior Kelly Walter takes another shot during a home game against Papillion/ LaVista. The JV Girls won the game 41,20.

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CHARGE!!. .. Reserve's Guard, sophomore Kelsey Duckworth, takes off down the court, charging around several Northeast opponents.

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I like it like that ... Senior Justin Sellhorn competes for the state titlt ir boy's diving at the Devaney sports center. Sellhorn was one of the members of the boy's diving team t1 at qualified for state. While at the stat ~ meet, Sellhorn defeated his oppone tts to take first place.

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SWIMMING THEIR WAY TO THE TOP t swimming and diving "There is a lot of team unity," ground) the guys run arou

meets there is a lot of tension and excitement. Each swimmer thinks of being the first to finish their event while every diver is thinking of their form. As they race towards the other end of the pool, the swimmers are met by their teammates who are sho uting wo r d s of encouragement. 194 BOY'S SWIMMING AND DI VING '

said Senior Pat Rowan. Rowan the school and then jump ir tc is hoping to receive a the pool. Also, every ye ;~r: scholarship so that he can swim before state, the guys sha v€ in college. This year, the boy's their heads. "It's almost a swimming and diving team was psychological thing," Row in hoping to place in the top three, said. "You think it makes y )U but their main goal was to swim faster so you get that ir to defeat East, whom they lost to your head. Then, when y )U earlier in ·t he year. swim, you usually do go a ot For motivation before a meet •faster." (when there is snow on the I@' Wendy Lowery

BLACK FISH, GOLD FISH. If I were a butterfly... Junior Jason Blaze races against time to defeat his opponents in the butterfly, an event in boy's and girl's swimming. Several of their teammates, from both swimming and diving qualified for the state meet which was held at Devaney on February 23 and 24. The team had a pretty good year and finished the season in fifth place at the state meet.

Photo by Tricia Houchin

Splash ... Junior Brett Spilker shows off his skill and ability at a swimming and diving meet earlier this year. Long hours of practice and determination paid off for Spilker when he finished the season by placing ninth in •the state meet. Photo by Maureen Ka ne

Gotta get some air... Sophomore Ross Pierson comes up for air during a swimming and diving meet against Lincoln High. Southeast won the meet

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All for one and one for all ... "Gracious sakes, we've had pancake: the rest of you can eat our wakes." During the season the number one thing that kept the team going was team spirit and unity. Photo by Tricia Houchin

DISCO FEVER IS BACK This year's girl's swimming and diving teams were in the groove. They finished the season 5-2. Celebrations of the year were spiffy. The teams partied hearty by having totally tubular disco parties. "They were awesome. Everyone had a great time," said senior Kelly Dietz. 196 GIRLS SWIMMING AN D DIVING

Swimmers and divers had fun dressing up in bell-bottoms and ringer shirts while busting a move to The Village People. The team also had a narly turn-out of state competitors. A total of 14 girls qualified for state. They were: April Barton, Sara Barton, All yss Beek, Emilie Belster, Kelly Bowen, Katie Cole,

Britt Johnson, Kellie Johnsc r Beth Lococo, Ashley Peters<r Annie Rowan, Ivy Statb 1 Macaela Stephenson, and Sar t: Thorson. Dietz said that t 1 number of competitors v\ a probably one of the team's m, ,~ valuable accomplishments 1J the season. 1& Jessica Oliverh t~

OPTION Free-style inania ... In the state preliminaries senior Kellie Johnson took first in - both the 200 free,style and the 500 free,style. In the state finals Johnson finished second in both events. "I think we'll do just fine without her but, she will definitely be missed very much next year, both on the score board and in character," said junior April Barton, a fellow teammate.

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You're not going to pin me ... Sen i r Shane Legg is fighting to stay in tht match by trying to regain his balanc ~ against his opponent. Photos by Tracie Pedersen

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SE's wrestling team had many good athletes this year. Everybody worked hard to contribute to the team's record. "Everyone made a huge effort but the freshmen wrestlers really did good ," said senior Brad Walton. This year alone a freshman made it to state and then later three more went to 198 WRESTLING

state after making varsity. The team was again led by Coach Dick Caster who his players described as a "pretty laid back person. " The most embarrassing moment this year was best put by junior Craig Reinsch. "My most embarrassing moment was wrestling a tall guy to determine

whether I would go to state a 1d I could not lift him up and ev1ry time I tried I would fall flat J n my back." The team claimec to have no rituals, just that tl ey were a unique team and hor ed to do well in all their match<s. I&' Josh Strain

VICTORY IN 1996 Boy meets mat... Here junior wrestler Craig Reinsch is caught in a pinning situation trying to regain his base and turn the advantage from his opponent. That is what wrestling is all about. Two athletes countering each others moves with won goal and that is to out wrestle the other competetor. The team also supports each other in their matches. "A lot of people in a lot of tough ma tches really showed out during the season," said Reinsch. That just goes to show that there are more things than just winning, the purpose is to support others. •

How about a hug ... A regular standoff depicts Senior Josh Munford standing up a beaten wrestler from Lincoln High. The two wrestlers are tied up and Josh is trying to go for a takedown.

Wrapping it up ... LSE Knight Senior Brett Swarts works on cradling up his opponent to _go for the ·pin, while the referee looks on. Moves like this is what got the Knights their chance to go to State this year.

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''Advertising is the almost fun you can have with your clothes on?' Jerry Della Femina Go Knights ... The Knight shop by the main office offered many necessities for those seeking school spirit or supplies. Donuts, get yer donuts ... Seniors Becky Fisher, Cory Adams, and Dusty Klein take time out of their day to supervise the DECA donut stand.

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Junior Trey Pittenger looks at shoes at Stacy's Locker Room

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Index

Girls Cross Country: Emily Anderson, April Barton, Whitney Bauer, Jen Beyer, Barbara Bohn, Brieanna Bonstetter, Ahsha Borchers, Beth Christ, Angela Clark, Courtney Clinard, Angela Cox, Johanna Creswell, Nichol Doney, Elizabeth Dyer, Lindsey Ellis, Jenny Erickson, Heidi Esbensen, Erica Fellers; Emily Goos, Jill Hickman, Karli Lausten, Jessica Letheby, Bree Lindschmidt, Megan Ludwickson, Renee Myers, Sara Nadelman, Elizabeth Peterson, Melisa Peterson, Kelly Pugsley, Courtney Quillen, Mackenzie Qu1ll~n , Kimberly Ross, Hadley Sharp, Senty Stratton, Karin Sommer, Lindsay Taylor, Carly Tegt, Zara Tenopir, Hilary Thege, Cara Van Eck, Ashley Vodehnal, Kim Wilson.

Boys Cross Country: Clint Baker, Brad Bare, Chris Baumbach, Tim Beard, Luke Bergmeier, Marc Biggerstaff, Clinton Cederdahl, Ben Christ, Morgan Davis, Clint Eckstein, Jeff Ehlers, Matt Ehlers, Thor Esbensen, Nicholas Guenzel, Chad Herren, Aaron Hurlbut, James Hynes, David Jenkins, Kurt Johnson, Kyle Johnson, Jeremy Kester, Luke Mahoney, Seth Meranda, Andy Muffly, Jason Nunes, Tim Oltman, Brendan Plageman, Nate Plageman, Dan Richter, Andy Ripple, Todd Schkade, Eric Schnieber, Erik Sommer, Chris Stolle, Nick Steinke, Andy Swanson, Ben Swanson, Kyle Tingle, Andy Tucknott, Chip Uhrmacher, Jason Von Kaenel, Brian Wandzilak, Clinton Weishahn, Brent Wilson, Charlie Wright.

Abbott, Nichole 78, 162, 177 , 234 Adams, Cory 6, 18, 143, 140, 154, 178, 179, 186, 200, 234, 236 Adams, Jill 78, 142, 143, 154 Adams, Matthew 78, 236 Agee, Cameron 18 Agena,Shane 77 Agnew, Erin 78, 159 Aguglia, Scott 50, 235 Aguirre, Gabriel 78, 143 Ahlstedt, James 78, 145 Ahrendt, Teri 13, 50, 56, 140, 142, 152, 159, 160 Ahrendt, Toni 78, 115, 142, 239 Aksamit, Dana 78, 173, 232 Aksamit, Trent 13, 50, 154 Aldridge, Andy 11, 18, 139, 147 , 156,159, 160 Alexander, Tadd 18 Alexander, Zachary 78 Alfredson, Kara 50, 139, 143, 154 Alfrey, Louise 128 Alles, Christine 18, 139, 141, 142, 150, 159 Allison, Angela 18, 159 Almazan, Antonio 128 Alwin, Anthony 50, 70 Ames, Andrew 156 Anderson, Amanda L. 12, 18 Anderson, Amanda R. 18, 148, 150. 151, 224, 228 Anderson, Blake 189, 237 Anderson, Brett 7, 18, 145 Anderson, Emily 18, 142, 150, 154,168,190,232,237 Anderson, Heidi 50, 140, 145, 146,158,160 Anderson, Jason 78, 144 Anderson, Reed 50, 154, 235 Anderson, Robin 50, 114, 142, 143, 158, 163 Anderson, Tiffany 50, 77, 144 Andretti , Tina 78 Andrews, Arie 77, 119 Andrews, Austin 77 Andrews, Eric 78, 162, 236 Andrews, Joanna 128 Andrews, Tanner 50 Andrews, Trevor 7 8 Antholz, Renee 233 Anthony, David 78 Appling, John 50 Archer, Rebecca 77,154 Armbruster, Alicia 233 Armstrong, Travis 239 Arp, Don 50,138,157 Arter, Alison 50 Artz, Bradi 50, 58, 144, 153, 223 Asche, Tasha 18,148,150,224 Ash, Mark 18 Audi, Paul 50, 160 Augstums, Ieva 51, 142 , 143 , 148, 158, 224 Aukerman, Elizabeth 51 , 114, 146 Austin, Andrew 77, 2 3 3 Austin, Sarah 77 Averett, Cambria 78 , 112, 142 Averett, Casey 51, 149 Avey, Jill 18, 150, 151, 152

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Varsity Softball: Front Row: Courtney Wittstruck, Kate Feely, Melissa Wood, Sarah Roby. Second Row: Shannon Cook, Dana Aksamit, Megan Faris, Kelsey Duckworth, Rachel Rossel, Nikki Brey. Back Row: Coach Scott Galusha, Kara Severin, Stacy Henn, Kelly Brey, Jodi Buman, Karen Witherspoon, Leslie Grosshans, Coach Gene Lessman. 232 INDEX

Baack, Holly 78, 142 Bachman, Kristine 77, 112 Backhaus, Autumn 51, 158, 238 Bacon, Keegan 51 Bahe,Alexander 2, 78,144,237 Bahr, Tara 51 Baird, Lyla 51, 139, 146 Baker, Clint 232 Baker, Jill 14, 18, 152 Baker, Melissa 51 Baker, Tara 78 , 112, 152 Bakk, Alisha 78, 112, 113 Balfour, Chris 171, 233 Ball, Andrew 18 Ball, Michael 7 8 Bangert, Travis 78, 236, 237 Banks, Antonio 14,· 78, 143, 162, 235 Banta, Heather 78, 112 Banta, Oliver 18, 156 Bantam, Tena 18

Banwell, Ane 128 Barber, David 18 Bare, Bradley 7 8, 96, 144, 151, 162 , 228, 232 Bargas, Amanda 18, 33, 49, 144, 150, 151, 152 Barker, Joshua 51 , 141 Barksdale, Nicholas 51, 144, 235 Barnason, Timothy 51 Barney, Lisa 79, 142, 160, 239 Barnhard, Debra 51, 142, 145 , 158,160 Barret, Adam 77 Barret, Alexander 77 Bartek, Anne 2 3 3 Bartek, Sara 79, 142, 150, 151 , 159,228,234 Bartels, Andra 18, 77 Bartels, Jennifer 79, 112 Bartels, Jessica 51, 115, 159 Bartling, Kelly 19, 142, 145, 150 Barton, April 51, 168, 196, 197, 232,238 Barton,Sara 77, 196,234,238 Batson, Ambra 79 , 112 , 160 Bauer, Amy 51, 52 Bauer, Andrew 19 Bauer, Elizabeth 19, 236 Bauer, Erik 79, 188, 237 Bauer, Lakisha 51 , 143 Bauer, Whitney 79, 232 Baugous, Jennifer 79 Baum, Gail 128 Baumbach, Chris 51, 112, 113, 146, 155, 232 Baus-Herbin, Wendi 128 Baxendale, Heather 51 , 112, 113 Beadle, Kim 79, 160, 161 Beaman, Aelene 51 Beard, Timothy 19, 138,139, 141, 142, 143 , 147, 150, 151, 154, 156, 232 Becker, Alicia 79 , 115 Becker, Nancy 128 Beckius, Thomas 79, 82, 148, 159, 160 Beckwith, Wendy 79, 160 Beek, Allyss 11, 51, 112, 145, 160, 162, 196,197,238 Beeman, Sarah 51 Behn, Becky 234 Behringer, Anne 79 Beil, Katrina 51, 152 Beitler, Kimberly 51, 145 Bell, Jason 51, 62, 235 Bell, Jeffrey 79, 112 Bell, Joshua 51 Bell, Justin 51 Bellamy, Adam 51, 144, 145 Belster, Emilie 196, 238 Bemis, Jennifer 51, 143 Bench, Jesicah 79, 112 Bender, Chad 19, 112, 142, 150, 155, 156, 157, 159 Bender, Nicholas 51, 114, 143, 162 Bender", Robert 51 Benischek, Adam 79 Bennett, Rita 128 Berger, Gabrielle 8, 19, 33, 139,142, 143 , 147, 150, 158, 159 Bergman, Jesse 52, 120, 154 Bergmeier, Luke 79, 232 Bergstrom, Nathan 77 , 112 Berndt, Magaret 79, 84, 112, 157 Berry, Amber 79 Berry,Laura 19,140 Berry, Lindsay 13 , 52 Bertram, David 77 Bertrand, Jim 128 Best, Brian 79, 94 Best, Nicholas 77 Beste, David 52, 143, 146 Bettenhausen, Matt 52, 114, 139, 141, 145, 146, 154, 162 Beyer, Jen 232 Beyer, Scott 56, 77 Beynon, Peter 19 Bice, Lance 79 Biggerstaff, Cory 52, 60, 112, 113 Biggerstaff, Marc 232 Biggs, Brandy 72

Biggs, Dan 5 2 Bills, Charles 79, 236 Bills, Sarah 79, 115 Biskup, Jerry 77 Blacksher, Nicholas 79 Blair, Theodore 79 , 236, 239 Blank, Adam 19 • Blase, Jason 52, 66, 195, 238 Blatchford, Chad 128 Bleach, Jill 23 7 Blomberg, Scott 79, 236 Blome, Sara 79, 115, 234 Blue, Christopher 52, 235 Blythe, Trevor 52 Bock, Whitney 52, 233 Bode, Melanie 19 Bode, Michelle 19 Boden, Josh 77, 150, 160, 161 Boettcher, Jared 79 Bogle, Judy 128 Bogus, Stephanie 79, 142, 160 Bohling, Angela 19, 112, 113 , 139, 140, 141, 143, 149, Bohlke, Saraugh 52, 141, 143 , 145,146 Bohn,Barbara 79,113,232 Bohn, Steven 77, 236, 239 Bohnart, Seth 5 2 Boilesen, Elizabeth 20, 112, 11 150, 158, 159 Bomberger, Leah 52 Bonne, Brian 79 Bonstetter, Brieanna 232 Booe, Brian 52, 114, 236 Boop, Jennifer 20, 152 Borchers, Alisha 193, 232, 23~ Borer, Jennifer 20, 23, 114 Bornemeier, Ashley 52 , 142 Bos, Ashley 79, 238 Botkin, Jamie 9, 20, 49, 140, 1 238 Bouge, Bethany 20,149 Bouwens, Bonnie 128 Bowen, Kelly 79, 196, 234, 23 Bowers, Kathryn 79, 233 Bowling, Jonathan 14, 79, 143 166, 187, 235, 236 Boyer, Brandon 5 3 Boyte, Dax 20 Brady, Cullen 79 Brady, Dillon 79, 140, 146, 23 239 Brager, Erin 6, 11, 20, 29, 33 , 140, 144, 150, 162 Brandle, Elizabeth 79 Brandt, Kari 53, 143, 154 Brannen, Matthew 79 Bratt, Tamara 79, 161 Braunsroth, Brandon 7, 79 Bread, T. 156 Breen, Jaime 53, 145, 234 Breinig, Luke 53, 156 Brenden, Kelly 79 Brenneise, Daniel 13, 5 3 Brester, Ranae 53, 152 Brethouwer, Michelle 77 Brettmann, Christi 20 Brey, Kelly 20, 35, 114, 150, ; 223, 232 Brey, Nicole 53, 232 Briggs, Brandy 53 Briggs, Nicole 79, 112, 141 Brinkman,Shannon 128 Broadus, Michael 6, 20, 139, 144, 151, 228 Brock, Travis 53 Broderick, Michael 53 Broderick, Thomas 77 Brogan, Heather 80 Brokering, Beth 53, 114 Brolhorst, Joshua 80, 144, 23 < Brolhorst, Randy 128 Brolliar, Tracey 80 Broman, Kalleen 80, 142, 190 233,237 Bronson, Heather 20, 142, 15( 159 Brooks , Linda 128 Brott, Joel 128 Brounsroth, Brandon 88 Brower, Damon 53 Brown, C.j. 20, 138, 143, 147 150, 156, 157 Brown, Ilya 80, 143 Brown, Michelle 53 Brown, Patrick 20, 128, 144, =

Brown, Richard 53, 156, 157, 2·35, 239 Bruce, Jenna 53 Brummer, Nicole 77 Brunott, Jamia 80, 142 , 162 Buck, Angela 77, 144 Buck, Julie 133 Buckbee , Jason 80, 111, 160, 182, 236,239 Buckbee , Michaela 20, 140, 141, 150 Buckley, Greg 238 Budde, Erika 20, 112, 139, 141 , 147, 150, 158, 159 Budler, Jessica 20, 143, 160 Buethe, David 80, 236, 237 Buettner, Daniel 53 , 156, 157 Buhlmann, Jason 80, 236 Bukacek, Lisa 20, 37, 144, 150, 151, 153, 178, 223, 234 Bukacek, Megan 234 Bulin, David 20, 112, 114, 154, 159, 160 Buman, Jodi 20, 142, 150, 154, 232 , 237 Burbach , David 53 Burbach , Jacob 20,140,239 Burch, Hillary 21, 115 , 150 Burianek, Abby 53, 142 Burke~Josh 53,60, 140, 143 , 145 Burkman, Travis 21, 154 Burnham , Anthony 80 Burnham, Nicholas 5 3 Burns, Thomas 21, 139, 143, 146, 147, 150, 156, 157, 233 Busch, Andrew 77 Busch, Stephanie 77 Buss, Andrew 5 3 Bussen, John 53, 145 , 235 Butler, Mike 128 Butte, Dennis 12 8 Butzke, Katie 233 Byrd, Melanie 21, 143, 147,149, 150, 158, 160, 161

Cabacungan, Ellen 53, 142, 143, 159, 162 Cabela, Tom 80, 161 Cade,Chad 6, 21,144,180,235 Caines, Aaron 80 Calhoun, Dustin 21 Callahan, Jad 53 Callahan, Joy 21, 112, 139, 149, 156, 159 Cameron, Nicholas 80 Camp, Brenda 53 Campbell, Alexis 80 Campbell, Christina 53, 185, 235, 237 Campbell, David 53 Campbell, Scott 53, 235 Cann, Robert 21, 114, 138, 139 Cantu, Jerry 53 Cardwell, Joseph 77 Carlson, Lesa 21, Carlton, Timothy 80, 236, 239 Carney, Julianne 21 , 147 Carpenter, Paul 21 Carper, Courtney 53, 143, 144, 184,185,235,237 Carper, Megan 185, 235 Carter, Candace 54 Carter, Chad 21 Carter, Kevin 22 Carter, Robby 22 Cary, John 54 Cassata, Susan 128 Cassel, Kimberly 22, 112, 149, 150 Caster, Dick 128, 182, 198, 239 Castro, Jason 22 Casullo, Lisa 22, 139, 142, 143, 149, 150, 159, 160 Cate, Christen 22, 139 Caudy, David 128 Cedavic, Jan 143 Cederdahl, Clinton 22, 116, 134, 143,232 Centamore, Frank 80, 233 Chapman, Carmen 12, 22, 144 Chapman, Shawn 80 Chappelle,Ryan 80,92, 162 Charmin, Christopher 54 Charvat, Erica 80

Chen, Maegan 80, 112 Cheney, Joshua 80 Cheney, Justin 22, 149 Cherry, Matthew 80, 162 Chick, Adam 80 Child, Angie 54, 141, 142, 146, 158, 160 Childers, Joan 80, 112 , 160 Cho, John 81, 236 Cho, Sungjin 81, 156, 157, 233 Chrastil, Joshua 81, 236 Christ, Benjamin 81, 141, 159, 232 Christ, Elizabeth 22, 115, 139, 150, 168, 232 Christensen, Gerry 12 8 Christensen, Nathan 81, 112, 138, 147, 154,159,233 Christensen, Sara 81, 115 Christiansen, Abby 54 Christiansen, Tom 128 Christianson, Robert 22, 144 Christie, Karen 22, 142 Christline, ·Zachary 81 Churley, Benjamin 54 Clare, John 6, 7, 22, 121, 154, 235, 181 Clarin, Rais 81 , 115 Clark, Angela 2 3 2 Clark, Benjamin 81 , 145 Claus, Sarah 81,193,233,238 Claus, Trenton 54 Claussen, Shauna 54, 115 Clayton, Amanda 54 Clayton, Zachary 22 Clemens, Courtney 77 Clements, Andrew 77 Clements, Christopher 81, 162 Clements, Scott 77 Clevenger, Craig 81, 143 Clinard, Courtney 54, 168, 232 Cline, Maida 77 Clinton, Bill 2 Cloutier, Joseph 54, 239 Cloutier, Robert 81 Cocozza,Joshua 22 Cohen,Robyn 22,141,142,150 159 Coker, Emily 54, 115, 159, 224 Cole, Jessica 11, 22, 114, 118, 143, 158, 159, 160, 161, 163 Cole, Katie E. 81 , 160, 161, 162 Cole, Katie M. 6 , 22, 144, 158, 179, 196, 234, 238 Cole, Nathan 81, 161 Coleman, Mikaela 81 Coleman, Nora 81 Coleman, Scott 2 2 Coles, Raelynn 77 Collings, Tara 22 Comstock, Bradley 81 Comstock, Cara 23, 152, 234 Conard, Peiper 237 Coniglio, Kirsten 11, 54, 139, 143, 147 , 158, 159, 160, 161, 163 Conley, Terrence 54, 145 Connealy, Molly 23, 114, 158, 159 Connell, j.R. 129, 187, 236 Connell, Kevin 54 Connell, Luke 81,144,236 Connelly, Dawn 77 Conner, Sean 55 Connor.John 23,235 Connors, Summer 55, 158, 159 Conroy, Joseph 77 Contreras, Sean 23 , 140 Conway, Heather 55, 110 Cook,Shannon 81,141,160, 232,233 Cooper, Chris 55, 114 Cooper, Christopher 23,166, 186,235,236 Cooper, Nicholas 81, 141 Cooper, Susan 81, 141 , 143, 151, 162 Copple, Ashley 55, 140 Coren, Joshua 55, 114, 143, 156, 163 Corkle, Emily 148 Corkle, Molly 81, 88, 143 , 158, 159,160 Corkle, Shannon 23, 148, 158, 160, 161, 224, 226

Cornelius, Amanda 81, 145 Cornell, Kevin 77 Cose,Chad 23,145,235 Cose, Jill 81, 233 Costello, Joshua 23, 158 Cottingham, Ian 55, 138, 139, 156 Coudeyras, Gerold 55, 235 Courtney, Wynter 77 Covolik, Kellie 23, 152, 159 Cox, Angela 55, 23 2, 143, 158, 159,237 Cox, Paul 55 Cozine, Brian 55 , 156, 157, 233 Crandall, Matthew 5 5 Creswell, David 23 , 139, 142, 150, 156, 171 , 233 Creswell, Johanna 81, 142 , 151 , 160, 162, 232 Crippen, Kent 37, 129 Critel, Genevieve 81, 112, 141, 142, 143, 147 Cross, Jean 133 Crow, Cassie 81, 144, 234 Crowder, Adriann 234 Cruey, Michelle 55 , 143, 160 Crumb, Jamie 23 Csuhta, Jim 81. 149 Culver, Robert 55 Curry, Jon 8, 145, 156, 163 Curtis, Allison 55, 139, 142, Curtis, Andrew 23, 139, 142, 150 Curtis, Christopher 24, 140, 149 Cutting, Kimberly 24, 142, 150. 234

Girls JV Softball: Front Row: Alicia Armbruster, Miriah Zajic, Lizzy Garthright, Katie Butzke. Second Row: Christina Rudd, Shannon Cook, Megan Faris, Gabrielle Kroll, Renee Antholz. Back Row: Coach Charmain Satree, Jill Cose, Katie Bowers, Ellie Everett, Megan Hatten, Amy Van Horn, Sarah Uhrmacher. Not Pictured: Kristy Gillespie.

D Daggett, Brian 24, 112, 113, 141 , 160,239 Dahab, Yasser 81, 86, 144, 154 Daharsh, Eric 55, 112, 140, 141 . Dahlgren, Jarod 81, 236 Damian, Danelle 5 5 Dance, Jess 55, 142, 143, 145, 146,238 Daniel, Draper 24, 143 , 235 Daniels, Aaron 24, 151 , 158, 159 Dankenbring, Karin 12, 24, 114, 150, 160, 163 Danley, Steven 81 David, Luke 81, 112, 142 David, Sarah 55 , 112 Davidson, Joshua 77 Davis, Jessica 24 Davis, Morgan 232 Davis, Richard 81 Davis, Ty 77, 108 Dawes, Erin 81, 147, 148 De La Fuente, Blanca 55, 142 Deal, Christopher 81 Deal, Richard 77 Debose, Camille 81, 238 Debutts, Helen 81 Decker, Jacob 81, 90, 142, 143, 144, 151, 228 Decker, Nathan 24 Deeter, Cary 24, 144, 150, 151, 153,223,231 Deeter, Trent 81 , 144, 236, 237 Degarmo, Michael 81 Delaney, Darnell 81, 143, 236 Delshlager, Michelle 159 Demma, John 24 Denn,Devon 55,115 Densberger, Tracy 82 Deogun, Harmander 55, 138, 139, 156, 157 Derry, Jessica 55 Dewitt, Angela 24, 115, 150, 158, 160 Dickes, Joel 55, 142, 145 Dickey, Tiffany 6, 24, 33_, 143 Diekmann, Avory 55, 143, 160 Diers, Joel 82 Dieter, Samuel 55 Dietz, Kelly 24, 161, 141, 144, 150, 196, 226, 238 Dinges, Jeremy 7, 55 Dinsmore, Gina 55 Dirks, Ryan 82 Dirksen, David 24, 235 Dirksen, Gregory 82, 188, 236, 237 Divis, Ginger 5 5 Dix, Jason 77 Doak,Ryan 55,148,235,236

Varsity Boys Tennis: Thomas Burns, David Creswell, Dave Gregorius, Aaron Hames, David Kovar, Eric Marion, Jared Rathe, Ryan Rathe, Josh Rosenberger, Chris Wherry, Cordell White, Gregory Zyburo.J V Boys Tennis: Chris Balfour, Sungjin Cho, Brian Cozine, Russell Hohensee, Seth Kingery, Jed Linder, Brian Manning, Travis Nichelson, Michael Nichols, Walker Poppert, Alex Starace, Jamie Tallman.Reserve Boys Tennis: Andrew Austin, Frank Centamore, Nathan Christensen, Derrick Eells, Jack Fowler, Heath Herrington, Brian Lambelet, Robert Ludemann, Ross Pierson, Kyle Schumann, Jason Smith, Lewis Thompson.

Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Kristin Morphew, Shelby Wibbels, Genny Sonday, Christy Jensen, Anne Bartek, Whitney Bock, Manager Shane Mecham. Back Row: Coach Kathi Wieskamp, Melissa Knieval, Heather Harr, Kalleen Broman, Elizabeth Young, Kam Gillispie, Sarah Claus, Coach Kim Seizys. INDEX

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JV Volleyball: Front Row: Stephanie Downs, Jamie Siedschlag , Nichole Abbott, Ashley Kelliher, Jenny Ogorzolka, Macaela Stephenson. Back Row: Betty Nienkamp , Lindsey Ellsworth, Abi Williams, Kelly Walter, Jill Kalvelage, Brenda Knippelmeyer, Emily Williams, Sandra Rogers.

Doan, Jesse 24, 239 Dobbs, Mike 189, 236 Dobler, Nate 56, 235 Dodds, Shelly 129 Doeschot, William 24 Doiel, Chad 24 Dolan, Patrick 54, 56, 112 Dombrowski, James 24 Domeier, Jamie 235 Doney, Nichol 82, 232 Donovan, Wish 82 Dorsey, Shannon 24 Doughert½Dan 129,155 Dougherty, Daniel 82 Doughty, Floyd 129 Douglas, Brian 82, 162 Downing, Douglas 77 Downing, Kent 24, 156, 158, 159 Downs, Stephanie 56, 234 Doyle, Michelle 13, 56, 158 Drake, Kelly 56, 112, 140 Dreith, Charlene 129 Driscoll , David 77 Dubisar, Kelly 56, 139, 143, 158 Duckers, Christi 77 Duckworth, Kelsey 82, 172, 193, 232,238 Duden, Matthew 25 Duey,Andrew 56,156,158,159, 235 Dugger, Jason 82, 142 Duong, Kieu 82, 151 Dutton, Dan 82, 235 Dworak, Kelly 82, 144, 234 Dyer, Elizabeth 82, 159, 142, 232, 238

Reserve Volleyball: Front Row: Sara Bartek, Carrie Myers, Megan Euler, Jamie Marxsen, Brooke Stokke. Back Row: Cassie Crow, Megan Mullinix, Jenny French, Dana Schnieber, Kelly Dworak, Adriann Crowder, Sara Barton, Student Coach Becky Behn. Not Pictured: Coach Jenn Rigby.

Girls Gymnastics: Sara Blome, Kelly Bowen, Jaime Breen, Megan Bukacek, Lisa Bukacek, Katie Cole, Cara Comstock, Kim Cutting, Sarah Finkhouse, Jennifer Hamilton, Andrea Hardy, Margaret Hobelman, Tasha Horn1 Andrea Jefferson, Quinn Laging, Nicho1e LaPorta, Caren Leavitt, Marissa Muller, J_ayme Oehm, Tenny Peterson, Amy Pincsak, Mandy Pinke1man, Emily Rock, Libby Schupbach, Kristin Siepl<er, Holly Yardfey Boys Gymanstics: Cory Adams, Derek Leiter, David Hansen, Eric Samuelson, Charles Varga 234 INDEX

Eaton, Erin 82, 145 Ebben, Merissa 56, 154, 155, 159 Eckstein, Clint 82, 162, 163 , 232 Eddy, Arlys 129 Edmonds, Abigail 82, 162 Edwards, j.R. 14, 25, 143, 144, 154, 180, 181, 186, 187, 235,236 Edwards, Jane 129 Eells, Derrick 2 3 3 Effie, Christina 56 Eggers, Stacey 82, 138, 158, 159 Ehlers, Jeffrey 25, 232 Ehle rs, Matt 232 Eihnsen, Julie 238 Eisenhauer, Emily 82, 86, 115 Eisenhauer, Michael 56 Elder, Cynthia 25, 112, 113, 143, 149, 158, 159 Elder, Mandy 25, 143, 160 Elgert, Collin 56 Elkins, Jerrad 25 Ellis, Lindsey 82, 94, 162, 168, 232 Ellsworth, Lindsey 56, 64, 234, 237 Emry, Randy 129 Emsick, Joe 239 England, Matthew 25, 146, 147 , 156, 159 Epp, Andrea 56 Erickson, Christine 25, 114, 140, 148, 150, 151, 158, 159, 224 Erickson, Craig 56 Erickson, Jennifer 25, 139, 141, 143, 146, 158, 159, 232 Erickson, Kelly 12, 25, 43 Erie, Benjamin 56, 187, 236 Erwin, Hyle 25 Esbensen, Heidi 232 Esbensen, Thor 57,168,232 Escobar, Arturo 77, 143 Escobar, Juan 82 Essay, Geoffery 143 Es sink, Kerry 5 7 Esterling, Kate 82 Estes, Justin 77 Euler, Megan 82, 142, 160, 234 Eurek,Sarah 57,142,148,224 Evans,Chuck 123,129 Everett, Ellen 82, 233 Ewa! t, Jason 5 7, 113 , 2 3 5 Ewell, Lynda 83, 112, 113, 160, 162

F Faden, Natalie 57 Falt, Jared 57

Faris, Megan 232, 233 Farley, Tim 236 Farmen, Scott 83 Feely, Kathleen 77,172,232 Fellers, Erica 25, 150, 154, 232 Fellers, Trent 238 Fenton, Joel 26 Fertig, Camie 57, 112 , 113, 142, 160 Fertig, Jaime 23, 26, 115 , 142, 148,149,150,158,160, 161 Fey, Cassandra 83, 160 Field, John 239 Fields, Randall 26 , 143, 150, 156, 158 Filliez, Matthew 2 6 Finkhouse, Sarah 83, 141, 159, 234,238 Finley, Beau 171, 239 Firestone, Daniel 83, 118, 119, 162 ,236 Firestone, Matthew 26, 150, 154,164 F~che~Ertc 26,124 Fischer, Heather 57 Fischer, Joshua 77 Fischer, Justin 83, 115, 239 Fisher, Becky 200 Fisher, Joshua 83, 113 , 162, 236 Fisher, Lindsey 5 7, 143, 151, 153,223 Fisher, Rebecca 26, 140 Fisher, Robert 5 7 Flaherty, Michael 83, 154 Fleming, Diah 143 Fletcher, Anne 122, 129 Fletcher, Donald 26 Flory, Bill 129 Flowers, Melissa 83 Floyd, Joshua 83 Flury, Valerie 57, 112, 113 , 142 Focht, Tom 129 Fogerty, Rylan 83 Ford, David 19, 26, 144 Ford, Gillian 83, 140, 160 Forst, Ryan 57, 235 Forst, Tonya 83, 144 Foss, Rodney 83 Fowler, Felicia 26, 139, 143, 150, 151, 158, 159 Fowler, Jack 233 Fox,Joseph 57,182,183,235 Frager, Nicholas 26 Fraley, Nickolas 26 Fralin, Benjamin 83 Francil, Sheri 26, 112 , 113 Francisco, Heather 26, 142, 143 , 145 ,150,156,158 , 160, 161 Franklin, Emily 83 Franks, Steven 57, 140 Fras, Nick 19, 26 Frazer.Jill 129 Fredette, Angela 5 7 Fredette, Daniel 26, 138, 149, 150 Fredrickson, Nathan 26, 150 Freie, Chad 57 French, Betsey 57, 143 , 160 French, Jeffre 26 French, Jennifer 83, 234 Frerichs, Dana 141 Frey, Cory 83, 112, 113 , 144, 156 Frey, Jeff 8, 26 Friesen, Courtney 26 Friesen, Katie 83, 162 Froscheiser, David 83, 140, 146 Frost, Melissa 5 7, 140 Fuller, Erica 27 Fulton, Nicolas 27, 154

G Gabelhouse, Malindi 57 , 140 Gabelhouse, Zachary 57, 144, 145 Gadeken , Dave 83 Gadeken, Kandice 27 Gaibulleava, Mohira 77, 142 Galligo, Tony 77 Galusha, Scott 232 Gamet, Stephanie 27, 152 , 150, 159 Gannon, Kyle 27 Garbers, Katie 83

Garbini, Jennifer 83, 115 Gardner, Jessica 27, 31, 112, 13 9, 142, 150, 158 Gardner, Toni 77 Garris, Corey 27, 144, 150, 154, 236 Garrison, Jeremie 77 Garrison, John 129 Garthright, Lizzy 233 Garthright, Matthew 57, 139, 15:> Garver, Ben 139 Gaston, Erick 27, 150 Gates, Brian 83, 88 Gates, Gregory 57 Gates, Lisa 2 7 Gdovic, Janet 57, 139, 142 , 143 , 145, 158, 159, 160 Gealy, Abbi 57, 153, 163, 223 Geier-Craft, Vanessa 57 , 143 Geistlinger, David 57 Genzmer, Andy 57, 182, 183 , 23 George, Thomas 5 7 Gerber, Catherine 57, 142, 145 . 154 Gerner, Erica 83, 148 Gesch, Jeremiah 27 Gibson, Adrianne 149 Gibson, Ian 11, 27, 114, 143, 15, 158, 163 Gibson, Timothy 57 Gifford, Ty 2 3 7 Gilfillan, Dameon 2 7 Gillespie, Kristy 233 Gillispie, Kam 14, 58, 154, 166, 175, 191, 233, 237 Ginger, Treista 58 Gittins, Catharine 28, 114 Glabe, Dori 83, 148 Glaesemann, Jason 58, 148, 15 ~ 224 Glaesemann, Justin 58 , 112, 15 Glaser, Michael 77 Glaze, Brian 58 Glenn, Paul 28 Globe, Robert 146 Goans, Carol 129 Goble, Robert 83, 142, 146 Goff, Lori 12 9 Golden, Tim 12 9 Goiter, Sarah 58, 143, 151 Gandolfi, Susan 28, 112, 11 3, 141, 141, 150 Gonzales, Eddie 239 Goodro, Jeremiah 140 Goodwater, Sheila 28, 148, 224 Goos, Emily 58, 140, 232 Gordon,Sean 58,235 Graham, Catherine 58 Graham, Tiffany 28, 141, 52 Grant, Nicholas 83 Grantski, Trisha 83 Graupner,Sue 129 Gray,Sara 83,153,223 Green,CJ 28 Green, DeeAnn 9, 21, 28, 142 , 145, 150, 151 Green, Jeremie 58, 77 Green, Jesse 83 Green, Kyle 58, 115 Gregg, Katherine 28, 140, 142 , 147, 148, 150, 224 Gregortus,Dave 28, 33, 139, .l G 147, 150, 156, 170, 233, 2 Grell, Sara 28, 144, 150, 151, 1 , 223 Greving, Stacia 83, 112 Grieger, Paul 58 Grimes, Brian 83 Gropp, Matt 239 Gropp, Rik 239 Gross, Kylee 2 8 Grosshans, Leslie 28 , 142, 150, 154,232 Grove, Amanda 28, 142, 150, L 159, 160, 185, 235 Grove, Heather 58,142 Gruber, Jeffrey 28 Guenzel, Nicholas 58, 142 , 15 7 232 Guenzel, Robert 28, 143, 144, 147,150,235 Guevara, Lisamaria 83, 112, 11 . 143 Guill, Jera 58 Guill, Justin 77 Gulizia, Jessica 28, 114, 162

Gulyas, Matthew 83, 112, 159 Gustafson, Andrew 83, 236

H Haack, Lee 59 Haas, Melissa 83 Haase, Ashley 6, 11, 28, 33, 114, 143,151,152, 160, 163, 228 Haberstich, Mary 28 , 150, 224 Hagood, Nicole 83 Hahn, Richard 83, 90, 156 Hahn,Ryan 83 Haifley, Alexis 59, 139, 147, 151, 153, 223, 228 Haislet, Crystal 13, 83 , 115, 143 Hakenewerth, Stewart 59 Hall, Stephanie 83 Halverstadt, Jake 77, 239 Hames, Aaron 28, 141, 143, 150, 155, 156, 157 , 233 Hamilton, Brian 59 Hamilton, Cheryl 28 , 149, 160 Hamilton, Jennifer 84, 153 , 158, 223, 234 Hamilton, Julie 29, 140, 142, 144, 145 Hance, Crystal 29 Hancock,Jerusha 84,112,113, 141 Hand,Kama 29,150, 154,237 Hannah, Justin 59, 156 Hanneman, Alicia 84 Hansen, Christina 84, 160 Hansen, David 234 Hansen, Derek 84 Hansen, Emily 59 , 74, 112, 113, 114, 158 Hansen, Jessica 59 Hansen,Joshua 59 Hansen,Justin 84,154 Hansen, Paul 29, 150 Hansen,Sarah 84,160 Hansen, Terry 238, 239 Hanson, Tiffanie 59 , 115 , 143, 153, 158, 160, 223 Hanson, Tiffany 59 Haralambopoulos, Maria 84 Harder, Jesica 84, 162 Hardy,Andrea 59,234, 238 Hardy, Elizabeth 78, 84, 112, 113, 156, 157 Hargitt, Kelly 59, 140, 237 Harkrader, Tara 59 , 142 Harlow, Lisa 59, 160 Harm, Michael 59 Harr, Heather 14, 29, 150, 154, 166, 174, 175, 191, 233 , 237 Harral, Hilary 59 Harre, Jerry 59, 235 Harrell, Jason 59 Harrell, Jillian 84, 238 Harrifeld, Troy 29 Harrts,Al~on 29,142 , 150 Harris, Britton 59 Harris, Cassandra 84, 151 Harris, Ryan 84, 235 Hartert, Melanie 59, 68, 142 Hartman, Aaron 59, 143, 146 Hartung, Wendy 84 Harvey, Christine 29, 114, 139, 141, 147, 150, 159, 162 Harvey, Simeon 59, 159 Haszard, Craig 84 Haszard, Eric 84 Hatten, Megan 233 Hauck, Heather 29 Hautzenroder, Angelia 59, 77, 142, 161, 226 Hayes, Kelly 6, 29, 144, 150, 153, 165,223,231 Hayes, Stetson 59 Heckman, Alissa 29, 141, 150 Heckman , Pat 133 Hedrick, Daniel 59 Heichele, Stefanie 59, 115, 142, 158,160 Heidbrink, Chris 239 Heldt, Sara 84, 112, 238 Hellerich, Jeffrey 59, 113 Hellerich, Susan 84, 115 Helmkamp, Tracy 59 Hemje, Ryan 59, 235 Hempel, Ashleigh 6, 11, 29, 33, 143,145,163 Henderson, Felicia 84, 143 Heng, Brian 84

Henn, Stacy 84, 232 Henninger, Mike 129 Henry, Elayne 129 Herbon, Daniel 84, 236 Herbster, Corene 129 Herdman, Jonathan 129 Hergenrader, John 30, 235, 236 Hergenrader, Matthew 30, 33 , 144, 150 Hergenrader, Mitch 239 Hergenrader, Nicholas 84, 236 Hergenrader, Sara 30 Hergert, Amanda 235 • Herman, Andrew 30, 149, 239 Herren, Chad 59, 232 Herrington, Heath 233 Hertig, Keith 239 Herz, Jason 30 Herz, Jennifer 84,238 Herz, Jodi 30, 158, 184, 185, 235 Herz, Kerri 185 , 235 Hess, Brady 85, 236 Hesser, Kathi 129 Hesson, Corby 60 Hiatt, Jeremy 30, 140, 143 Hiatt, Justin 85 Hickman, Jill 85 , 113, 160, 161, 232 Hier, Angela 85 Hinds, Daniel 60, 154 Hinkle, Sarah 30, 47, 141, 145, 158 Hinrichs , Stacey 60, 112, 113 Hintz, Jennifer 85 Hitch, Zackery 60, 114, 143, 145, 154 Hitzeman, Ryon 85, 188, 237 Hobbs, Mark 30 Hobelman, Edmund 60 Hobelman, Margaret 80, 85 , 153,223,234 Hobelman, Preston 85, 112 Hobson, Melissa 30 Hodgson, Bret 30, 155 Hoehl, Barbara 60 , 141 Hoelscher, Christopher 30 Hoelscher, Jami 60 Hoff, Brian 30 Hoffman, Robert 30, 146, 150, 156 Hofmann, Dustin 85, 239 Hogrefe, Joshua 30, 112, 114, 149, 160 Hohensee, Dan 12 9 Hohensee, Russell 85, 162, 171 , 233 Hohensee, Samantha 9, 30, 112, 142 , 150, 152, 158, 165 Hohenstein, Chad 85 Holland, Kyle 60 Hollman, Tanya 85 Hollmann, Clay 30 Holloway, Clarissa 85, 146 Holman, Janel 30 Holman , Penny 30, 141, 142, 161, 226 Holman, Tracy 60 Holmberg, Glenda 129 Holmberg, Joseph 85, 144, 236, 238 Holmberg, Kimberly 30, 141, 152 Holsapple, Jane 85, 112, 147, 159 Holt, Todd 31 Holtgrewe, Alyssa 31, 112, 150 Honeycutt, Jamie 6, 31, 33, 144, 150, 153 , 223, 231 Honnor, Sara 133 Hooper, Cindy 85 Hooper, Phil 60, 235 Hopkins, Lane 6, 31, 144 Hopkins, Michael 60, 62 Hopkins, Ryan 85, 92 Hopkins, Timothy 85, 236 Hopper, Jennifer 85 Horn, Adam 85 Horn, Tasha 234 Hornyak, Scott 11, 31, 141, 142, 150, 157, 160, 163 Hoskins, Ashley 31, 15 9 Hoskins, Charles 77 Hossaini, Sara 60, 112, 143 Hostetler, Amber 85, 112 Hotchkiss, Adena 60, 113

Hotchkiss, Kimberly 60 Houchin, Michael 85 , 112, 113 Houchin, Tricia 31 , 112 , 113, 148,149,159,159, 224 Hough, Tara 85 Hough, Tiffany 60 Howard, Jeremy 77, 235 Howard, Sarah 31 , 114, 142 , 149, 150, 159, 160, 162 Howell, Tawsha 85, 145,159 Howell-Burke, Joshua 61, 229, 235 Hubbard, Brian 15, 31, 112, 113 Hubbard, Steven SS, 112 Hubble, Jessica 77 Huebert, Devon 133 Hugelman, Larry 77 Hughes, Benjamin 80, 85 Hulett, John 31 Hull,Erika 12,31 Humphrey, Nathan 85 Huneke, Kevin 31 , 112, 113, 150, 162 Hungate, Curtis 61 Hungate, Matthew 85 Hunt, Adam 61 Hunt, Anthony 85 Hunt, Molly 61, 139, 143 , 142, 143, 151, 154, 228 Hunter-Pirtle, Pat 129 Huntington, Bryan 61, 149 Hunzeker, Christopher 8, 32 , 141 , 142, 145, 150, 156, 238 Hunzeker, Stephanie 32 , 149 Hupka, Sarah 85, 115 Hupka, Todd 61 Hurlbut, Aaron 232 Hutchens, Kate 61 , 106, 139, 140, 142 , 151 , 228, 238 Hyatt, Timber 85 Hyde, Jonathan 61, 112, 238 Hynes, Cachita 61 , 66, 142 , 143 , 145 , 153 , 160, 223 Hynes, Jerry 32 , 141 , 143 , 154, 232, 235, 238, 239 , Hyor, Justin 61

Varsity Football: S. Aguglia, R. Anderson, A. Banks, N. Barksdale, J. Bell, J. Bowling, C. Cade, J. Clare, J. Connor, C. Cooper, C. Cose, D. Daniel, D. Dirksen, R. Doak, J. Edwards, R. Guenzel, J. Hergenrader, J. Howard, J. Howell-Burke, J. Hynes, C. Jensen, M. Jones, R. Kingston, J. Kitching, K. Kollmorgen, B. Kruse, B. Meyer, N. Michel, P. Michel, J. Mueller, J . Munford, K. Niemann, S. Odenbach, R. Pavelka, L. Peterson, B. Pfeiffer, T. Pittenger, E. Riddle, B. Smith, J. Smith, N. Snyder, B. Spangler, B. Tangerman, T. Thies, R. Thomas, K. Van Ness, D. Volk, L. Wiebusch, K. Wilson, E. Witt, C. Wittmann

I Ihrig, Matthew 61 , 76 Illian, Nick 85 Inhofe, Andrea 85 Irland, Drenda 61 Irons, Alison 3 2 Irons, Ash 85 Irons, Steve 61 Ivory, Garrett 85

Jackson, James 85 Jackson, Kevin 60, 61 Jackson, Rodney 61 , 142 James, Emily 85 James , Ian 85, 138, 236 James, Justina 61 Jamshidi, Carl 85 Jannati, Fatemeh 61, 141, 142, Janssen, Judy 133 Jantzen, Andrea 85 Jarolimek, Brooke 85, 238 Javorsky, Benjamin 61 Jecha, Andrew 77, 145 Jecha, Troy 85,145 Jefferson, Andrea 61, 115, 162, 234 Jefferson, Crystal 86, 112 , 113 Jenkins, David 32, 138, 150, 156, 157,232 Jenkins, Ryan 32 • Jensen, Caleb 27, 32 , 139, 144, 156, 235, 238, Jensen, Christina 14, 61, 174, 233 Jensen, Jay 6, 29, 32 Jensen, Martin 61, 114, 145 Jepson, Julie 32, 112, 113, 115, 140, 144, 150, 159 Jex, Rebecca 13, 61, 115, 140, 145, 158 Johns, Holli 77 Johnsen, Erin 32, 112 , 113, 114, 159, 163 Johnson,Bo 32,149,150,238 Johnson, Britt 61, 112, 139, 141, 159, 196, 238 Johnson, Bryce 86 Johnson, David 32 Johnson, Jamie 86

JV Foot ball: Front Row: A. Whyrick, T. Stieren, J. Ewalt, J. Rutari, P. Hooper, M. Kontos, D. Sovey, R. Brown, J. Harre, E. Svik, S. Campbell. Second Row: B. Spangler, J. Strain, J. Mrkvicka, B. Stoner, JD Pratt, B. Pfeiffer, T. Pittenger, A. Genzmer. W. Spicer, N. Barksdale, C. Re;nsch, B. Kingston. Third Row: S. Wolf, E. Sitzman, D. Unthank, S. Keith, J. Howell-Burke, J. Fox, J. Peck, R. Harris, D. Kitsmiller, R. Vahle, D. Kelly, C. Blue. Back Row: A. Rathbun, C. Loos, C. Van Cleave, A. Orsborn, A. Duey, T. Sibert, D. Dutton, J. Bussen, S. Gordon, K. Meyer, R. Heinje, S. Blue. Not Pictured: JR Coudeyras, N. Dobler, R. Forst, M. Tegtmeier.

Girls Golf: Christina Campbell, Courtney Carper, Megan Carper, Jamie Dot?eier, Amanda Grove, Amanda Hergert, Kern Herz, Jodi Herz, Paige Ku b ly, Jennife~ Laboran!i, Kathy Lau, Claire McHenry, Mel~ssa Morn_s, Brooke Sawyers, Jamie Schmidt, Laune Seward, Megan Sheets, Sarah Sherman, Whitney Wright. INDEX

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Reserve Football: M. Adams, E. Andrews, T. Bangert, E. Bauer, C. Bills, T. Blair, S. Blomberg, S. Bohn, B. Bonne, D. Brady, J. Brolhorst, J. Buckbee, D. Buethe, j. Buhlmann, T. Carlton, J. Cho, j. Chrastil,L. Connell, T. Deeter, D. Delaney, G. Dirksen, D. Firestone, J. Fis her , A. Gustafson,_ D. Herbon, N. Hergenrader, B. Hess, D. Hofmann, J. Holmberg, T. Hopkins, I. James, R. Johnson, J. Kay, K. Knerl, G. Kruse, R. Lockhart, M. Lundberg, L. Mahoney, B. McNeill, A. Oliverius, T. Parker, K. Rice, J. Rosenberger, T. Roth, R. Ruliffson, D. Shoen, P. Sittner, M. Slaymaker, J. Starnes, J. Stauffer, j. Tryon, L. Umana, D. Walker, B. Waller, L. Warren, C. Webb, M. Weston, j. Whitaker, T. Wilson, M. Wittmann, ].Woolf, M. Young .I

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Varsity Boys Basketball: Front Row: Manager Doug Niemann, Manager Kyle Schumann, Tyler Thies, Brian Post, JR Edwards, Cory Adams, Trey Pittenger, Jon Hergenrader, Manager J erod Dahlgren. Back Row: Coach Tim Farley, Coach Tom Yontz, Coach Tony Quattrocchi, Jon Bowling, Ben Erie, Chris Cooper, Pat Lawler, Aaron Proskovec, Corey Garris, Coach Mike Dobbs, Coach JR Connell.

JV Bo ys Bas ket ball : Front Row: Manager Kyle Schumann, Dasown Nix, Jeff Sorensen, Jon Lawson, Scott Keith, Luke Connell, Seth Vanek, Manager Jerad Dahlgren. Back Row: Manager Doug Niemann, Kurt Johnson, Brett Stohs, Eric Schnieber, Mark Oliver, Ryan Doak, Michael Nieman, Coach Mike Dobbs. 236 INDEX

Johnson, Jennifer 21, 32 Johnson, Jonathan 61 Johnson, Kara 77 Johnson, Keith 32 Johnson, Kellie 12, 32, 112, 115 , 139, 150, 154, 159, 196, 197, 238 Johnson,Kurt 61,232,236 Johnson, Kyle 4, 11, 86, 149, 160, 232 Johnson, Marcella 86 Johnson, Megan 61 Johnson, Mickey 129 Johnson, Mitchel 86, 123 Johnson,Nancy 130 Johnson, Paige 32 Johnson,Rhea 61,159,161,226 Johnson, Richard 86, 146, 236 Johnson, Tom 133 Jonas, Seth 32, 114, 154 Jones, Cameron 77 Jones, Matthew 84, 86, 189, 235, 237 Jones, Nicole 32 Jones, Tracy 32,142 Jorgens, Angie 32, 142, 159 Judd, Jason 86

K Kacvinsky, Rebbecca 86, 112, 11 3 Kafka, Adam 61, 76, 113 Kalbasz, Adam 77, 155 , 156 Kalkwarf, Amber 86, 141 Kalvelage, Jill 61,115,192,234, 237 Kane, Maureen 61, 114, 115, 142 , 148, 161, 224, 226 Kanive, Matthew 86 Kastl, John 130 Kastl, Rose 130 Kats, Darin 62, 142 Kaulins, Kelsi 62 Kay, David 86 Kay,John 86,161,236 Kay, Karen 130 Kay, Rory 86 Kearns, Lenae 86,144,151,160, 162, 228 Kebriaei, Hamed 48 Kebriaei, Meysam 86 Keck, Joshua 86 Keelan, Sean 86, 112 Keetle, Anne 86, 138, 142 Keilwitz, Geoff 77, 239 Keith, Scott 62, 235, 236 Kellenbarger, Sheila 130 Keller, Cara 33 Keller, Erin 62, 160 Keller, Kyle 62 Keller, Lynsey 77, 115 Keller, Megan 33, 150, 158, 159 Keller, Nathan 86, 189, 237 Keller, Timothy 77, 239 Kelliher, Ashley 86, 154 1 234, 238 Kellner, Dustin 86 Kelly, Angela 33, 112, 113, 114 Kelly, Damian 54, 62, 235 Kelly, Patrick 33 Kelly, Ted 87 Kennedy, John 130 Kennedy, Scott 87, 154 Kent, Amanda 62, 77, 114, 141 Kentopp, Susan 77 Kessler, Matthew 62 Kester, Jeremy 62, 114, 154, 155, 232 Kimberly, Jesse 87, 112, 113 King, Adam 84, 87 King, Odell 77, 115 King, William 33, 142, 150 Kingery, Seth 2 3 3 Kinghorn, Micheal 62 Kingsley, Robyn 87, 142, 160, 161 Kingston, Robert 62, 143 , 144, 159,235 Kinnan, Danika 87 Kinney, Jim 130, 154 Kinnison, Ryan 62, 160, 161 Kinsey, Sarah 62 Kinsey, Stephanie 62 , 112, 160 Kinzie, Jolene 77 Kirby, Shawn 77 Kisicki, Aaron 77 , 139, 146, 147 , 156, 161 Kisicki, Bradley 33, 139, 147, 156, 160, 161

Kissack, Andrea 62, 143 Kisting, Melinda 63 Kitchen, Michael 87 Kitching, Jeremy 77, 143 Kitching, Julian 77, 235 Kitsmiller, David 63, 235 Klein, Aaron 87 Klein, Dustin 33, 140, 150 Knerl, Kristoffer 87 , 154, 236 Knievel, Melissa 15, 33, 142, 150, 151, 154, 233 Knight, Betsy 63, 139, 142, 148, 224 Knight, Dana 87 , 111, 143,162 Knippelmeyer, Brenda 234 Knoble,Shannon 63,146,152 Knapik, Erin 33 Knuth, Katie 63, 112, 231 Kobza, Andrew 33 , 139, 143, 158,159 Kohl, Pat 130 Kolesar, Mary 130 Kollmorgen, Kyle 63, 144, 235 Kontos, Michael 63, 182 , 235 Kopf, Benjamin 77 Kopf, Regina 63 Korbelik, Amy 63 Kotopka, John 77 Kottas , Kristina 63 Kottwitz, Catherine 33, 112, 113, 147, 150, 159 Kovar, Celeste 87 Kovar, David 33, 233, 238 Kralik, Katherine 87, 112 , 162 Kramer, Joslyn 34, 47, 142 , 158 Krantz, Rebecca 12, 34, 112, 113 Krenk, James 8, 63 , 114, 138, 163 Kreps, Sarah 78, 87 Kreutz, Katherine 63, 160 Krieger, Jill 63, 140 Kroll, Gabrielle 87 , 173, 233 Kroll, Justin 63 Kruetz, Katherine 110 Krumenauer, Angela 34, 226 Krumenauer, Heather 87 Kruse, Brian 34, 144, 235 Kruse, Geoffrey 87, 144, 236 Kubick, Thomas 87 Kubly, Paige 33, 34, 150, 151, 185,235 Kuchta, John 77 Kuchta, Joseph 77 Kuebler, Mimi 130 Kuehl, Brandon 77 Kuester, Shera 63 Kuhl, Ryan 87 Kuhlman, Justina 34 Kuhn, Austin 8 7 Kunze,Anne 63,142,158 Kunze, Sandy 130 Kuppig, Dianne 130, 224 Kurtzer, Jay 63 Kurtzer, Jeremy 87 Kurtzer, Kent 34, 140, 142, 144, 150, 154 Kutsch, Benjamin 63, 138, 156 Kvittem, Lee 87, 146

L Laboranti, Jennifer 235 Ladman, Lindsay 87, 112, 162 Laesch, Carla 34 Lafler, Jason 87 Lafler, Lana 63 , 76 Laging, Quinn 63, 234 Lambelet, Brian 233 Lamberson, Sara 87, 112, 113, 162 Lambert, Benjamin 63 Lane, Scott 87, 112, 113, 156, 157 Lange, Nicholas 87 Langtry, Benjamin 34, 156, 239 Langtry, Jennifer 87, 112 Lannan, Jacquetta 87 , 159 Lannin, Amy 34, 117, 148, 150, 152, 161, 224, 226 Lanning, Alena 2 7, 34, 115 Lanning, Kathryn 8 7 Lanning, Michael 34 Lanz, Jesse 87 LaPorta, Nichole 87, 115, 234 Larkins, Nicklas 87, 92 Larsen, John 130, 190

Larsen, Jorena 130 Larsen, Melissa 63, 140 Larson, Eric J. 63 Larson, Eric R. 63, 140, 143 , 15 1 158, 160, 228 Larson, Ted 130, 146 Lau, Kathryn 87, 185, 235, ·238 Lauderback, Pam 130 Laughlin, Jamie 77 Lausten, Karli 63, 140, 169, 23 2 Lautenbach, Stephen 34 Lauterbach, Emily 63, 142 , 149, 159 Lawler, Patrick 34, 144, 186, 23 1 Lawrence, Sara 63 , 153, 223 , Lawrence,Shannon 87 Lawson, Jonathan 63, 74, 140, 144,154,236 Lawton, Rebecca 11, 34, 37, 11 4 150,139,159,160,161, 1< Le Grande, A. 143 Leader, David 130 Lear, Melvin 77 Leavitt, Caren 63, 234 Ledbetter, Steven 87, 143 Ledy, Christopher 87 Lee, Tonya 63, 115 LeGeros, Nakula 34 Legg, Ryan 239 Legg,Shane 34,147, 198, 23 9 Legrande, Angela 64 Leiter, Bitsy 133 Leiter, Derek 6, 27, 34, 143, 14150, 154,178,234 Lemke, Jeremy 64 Lenz, Misti 87, 115 Lessman, Gene 133, 232 Letheby, Jessica 87, 142, 151, 2 Lieneman, Jeffrey 64 Lierz, Shaun 34 Lin, Louie 64, 112 Lindblad, Meredith 77 , 159 Lindemann , Melissa 64, 160 Linder, Jed 58, 64, 141, 143, 1~ 151, 163, 233 Linder, Megan 87, 160 Lindholm, Nichole 34 Lindschmidt, Bree 232 Lindstrom, Nathaniel 64 Linkugel, Nicole 87 Linner, Laura 87 Lipka, Kristin 8 7 Little, Jennifer 35 Littrell, Megan 15, 35, 139, 140 142,150 Lockhart, Ryan 88, 144, 236 Lococo, Beth 196, 238 Ladden, Amanda 64, 107, 158, 159 Long, Jake 35 Long, Monica 88, 112 , 113, 14. 160 Long, Robert 88 Loock, Jeremy 88 Loos, Chris 235, 239 Lottman, Christopher 77 Louthan, Jason 35 Louthan, Tracy 64 Love, Miles 64 Lowery, Heather 64, 114, 154, 159 Lowery, Wendy 64, 115, 148, 159, 224 Lowrey, Parker 35 Lowry,Ryan 64,142,160, 23 E Lucas, Shawn 88, 237 Ludemann , Robert 233 Ludwickson, Megan 88 , 142, 2 Luebbe, Antonia 64, 237 Luebbe, Thomas 88, 162 Luedeke, Gabriel 88 Luedtke, Amanda 64 Luedtke, Tara 35 Luens, Shawn 143 Luetmen, Daniel 156 Luft, Velvet 88, 112, 113 Luginbill, Jeramie 65, 146 Luginbill, Kelly 88 Luke, Marisa 35, 112 Luke, Whitney 65, 112 Lukesh, Barbara 65 , 112 , 11 3 -Lukesh, Jennifer 35, 148, 150, 224 Lund, Leah 88,154,160,238 Lundberg, Michel 88, 236 Lundy,Kile 65

Lutenbach, Steve 144 Lutje, Lorraina 77

Ma, Avery 88, 112, 156 Maddox, Kevin 88, 94 Madison, Brandon 65, 239 Madsen, Jayme 88 Madsen, Kathryn 65, 141 , 153, 161 , 223, 226 Mahlin, Brian 88 Mahoney,Lucas 88,232,236 Mai, Marie 88,112,143, 157, 160 Main, Sheila 130 Malit, Ermelyn 77 Malone, Marci 9, 11, 65, 112 , 113 , 114,160 Malone, Nathan 35, 239 Maney, Elizabeth 65, 159 Manning, Brian 65, 142 , 145, 154, 163,233 Mansfield, Jason 88 Marcus, David 88, 112, 113 162 Mardock, Christel 65 Marion, Eric 35, 138, 150, 156, 157,233 Marquis, Timothy 65, 154 Marshall, Ginger 88, 115 Martin, Elke 3 5 Martin, Heather 88 Martin, Jamie 88, 238 Martin, Ryan 88, 96, 159 Martindale, Laura 89, 160, 238 Marxsen, Jamie 234 Mason, Melissa 35, 109, 143 Mason, Natalie 65, 143 , 237 Masten, Nicholas 77 Matney, Christopher 36, 45 Matney, Sheila 65 Matthews, Benjamin 89, 144 Mattson,Julie 9, 36,112,113 Maul, Deanne 77 Maybee, Tyler 65 Mayhan,S~phen 36,141,150 McAndrew, Eric 11 , 65, 114, 143 , 154,162 McBride, Jacquelin 89 , 159 McCaleb, Karen 130 McCall, Jennifer 89 McCall, John 65, 139, 143 , 144, 146,151,158,159,228 McCammon, Scott 36, 106, 138, 140,145,150 McCartney, Kenneth 11 , 65, 114, 143, 153, 160, 163, 223 McCave, Devon 89 McCombs, Christopher 77 McCormally, Colleen 89, 112 , 11 3 McCown, Christopher 89 , 145, 238 McCoy, Pat 133 McCracken, Madelene 65 McCracken, Sean 89 McCray, Laura 89 McCray, Valerie 36, 112, 113, 139 Mccreery, John 36 McCullough, Amy 89 , 159 Mccurdy, Michael 36, 142, 143, 239 McDermott, Ross 36, 144, 154 McEntarffer, Rob 130 McGill, Laura 36, 150, 158 McGill, Shannon 65, 143 McGuire, Brian 89 McGuire, Chad 89 McGuire, Hope 36 McHenry, Claire 65, 139, 140, 143; 159,160,235 McIntyre, Amber 89 McKay, Amanda 65 McKee, Thomas 89, 144 McKinney, Michael 36 McLaughlin, Benjamin 36, 45 McLaughlin, Jennifer 89 McLean, Michael 89, 144 Mcleese, Stephanie 89, 115 McMahan, Joseph 65, 72 McNeill, William 89, 236 McNulty, Andrea 36 McNutt, Nichole 89 McRoberts, Shad 77 Mecham, Shane 65, 140, 143 , 146, 147, 155, 233 Meder, Courtney 65, 141, 142, 143,145 Medina, Felipe 77

Medina, Jonathan 65 Meerkatz, Bryan 36, 150 Mehlin, Jennifer 89 Meisenbach, Molly 13, 65, 140, 161 , 226 Mellen, .Erinn 65, 142 , 154 Menhusen, Tara 36, 115 Meranda, Seth 65, 232 Mero, Cory 65, 68 Meteer, R.J, 130 Meyer, Billy 36, 150, 235 Meyer, Candice 89 , 143 Meyer, Heather 89 Meyer, Jasmine 89 Meyer, Kyle 65, 235 Meyer, Russell 89 Meyer, Sadie 89, 112 , 113 , 145, 148, 149 Meyerle, Laura 89,142,160 Michael , Rob 239 Michel, Chad 66 Michel, Erika 89, 157 Michel, Joannie 130 Michel, Nathan 66, 235 Michel, Phillip 14, 36, 235 Miles, Ember 36, 148, 224 Millard, Brian 36, 144 Miller, Caroline 66 Miller, Casey 77 Miller, Doug 130 Miller, Jennifer 66 Miller, Kathryn 77, 238 Miller, Krista 36, 77, 138, 142, 226 Miller, Michael 89 Milligan , Anne 37, 138, 139, 142, 144, 147, 150, 151, 154, 165 Milligan, Cale 89, 112 , 113, 156 Milligan, Marie 11, 80, 89 , 138, 140, 162 Millnitz, Janet 130 Mills, Leah 89 Miner, Abraham 77 Minster, Jill 37, 112, 142, 150, 152 , 162 Miriovsky, Benjamin 66, 113 Missell , Mark 89 Mitchell, Spencer 89 Mitchell, Dustin 239 Mitchell, Stephanie 3 7 Mizerski, Chuck 130 Mizerski, Robert 66 Moeller, John 37, 144, 148, 224 Mohr, Audra 89, 115 Moller, Brandon 66, 145 Moller, Kendra 89, 112, 113 Moncure, Megan 66, 113, 238 Monroe, Nicholas 89 Monson, Maggie 77, 143, 158, 159 Moore, Cheryl 130 Moore, Erica 37, 143 Moore, Jenny 2, 37, 139, 143, 146, 147, 150, 151, 152, 154, 158 , 163 Moore, K. 143 Moore, Katrina 66 , 142 , 143, 237 Moore, Kenneth 7, 37, 145 Moore, Kyle 89 Moore, Matthew 37, 134, 143 Moraczewski, Anne 37, 140, 142, 150 Moran, Cami 89 Moravec, Carol 130 Morehouse, Lansen 3 7 Morgan, Katherine 66, 141, 143, 145 , 151, 228 Morgan, Sara 3 7, 119 Morphew, Kristin 89, 142, 233, 237 Morris, Melissa 89, 235 Morrison, Shawn 66 Morrow, Heather 66 Morrow, Jorja 89 Morse, Kari 89 Mrkvicka, Jeffrey 77 , 142 , 235 Mucese, Steph 159 Muehlhausen, Jered 77 Mueller, Cheryl 9, 37, 112 , 142, 147,150,159 Mueller, Jeff 38, 235 Muffly, Andrew 90, 232, 238 Muggy, Sarah 90, 124 Muhlbauer, Danielle 66

Mullen, Donna 130 Muller, Marissa 6, 29, 38, 141, 144, 150, 153, 223, 231, 234 Mulligan, William 77 Mullinix, Megan 90, 176, 234 Mulnix, Jennifer 66, 143, 160 Mumgaard, Nicole 90, 143 Munford, Amanda 90, 162 Munford, Joshua 14, 38, 114, 138,145,180,199,235, 239 Munksgaard, Anne 131 Munksgaard, Daniel 38, 102 , 117, 139, 143, 147 , 148, 149, 150, 158, 159, 161, 164, 224, 226 Munksgaard, Larry 13 1 Murphy, April 66 Murphy, Elizabeth 90, 142 , 148, 151, 160 Murphy, Mara 131 Mussman, James 67, 140 Muth, Jared 77 Myers, Benjamin 77 Myers, Carrie 90, 142 , 151, 160, 234 Myers, Jared 90, 113 Myers·, Monique 77 Myers, Renee 232 Myers, Sarah 6 7, 114 Myhre, Samuel 90, 162

Reserv e Bo ys Bas ke tb all: Front Row: Shawn Lucas, Ryon Hitzeman, Travis Bangert, Trent Deeter, Alex Bahe, Ty Gifford, Nate Keller. Back Row: Doug Niemann,.Blake Anderson, Greg Dirksen. Eric Bauer, Matt Jones, Mike Schmidt, Matt Plucker, Dave Buethe, Tony Quattrocchi.

N Nabegh, Pedram 64, 67, 238 Naber, Bradley 90 Nadelman, Sara 90, 139, 151 , 232 Nahorny, Alexander 38 Nauman, Kathleen 38, 158 Navratil, Christina 38, 114, 140, 141 , 150, 151 , 158 Naylor, Andrew 38, 139, 142, 143 , 144 Nebel, David 131 Neill, Kathryn 133 Nelsen, Cassidy 38, 140, 239 Nelsen, Paul 70, 77 Nelsen, Steve 131 Nelson, Brandon 90 Nelson, Lisa 131 Nerantzakis, Athanasia 90, 159, 160 Newcomer, Nicole 90, 145 , 159 Ngirchoimei, Jed 90 Nguyen, Amy 13, 67, 140, 142 , 143 , 145 , 160 Nguyen , Hung 90 Nguyen, Kieu 67, 142 Nichelson, Travis 90, 170, 1 71, 233 Nichols, Darin 38, 112, 113 , 146, 150 Nichols, Michael 67, 102, 148, 163, 171, 224, 233 Nichols, Nicole 90, 238 Nicholson-Gibson, Adriann 67, 143,149,159 Nickell, Jennifer 38 Nickerson, Leonard 131 Nickolite, Robert 90 Nielsen, Justin 67, 144 Nieman, Michael 67, 236 Niemann, Doug 90, 236, 237 Niemann, Kyle 38, 148, 154, 224, 235 Nienkamp, Betty 234 Nierman, Christopher 90, 112, 113 Nilsen, Lynden 77 Nitz, Jennifer 38, 150, 158 Nix, Dasown 67, 143 , 236 Nolan, Kateri 38, 142, 158, 159 Noonan, Melissa 114, 131 Norris, Stephen 90 Novacek, Cory 90, 144 Novacek, Nichelson 90, 239 Novak, Shawn 38 Nugent, Brian 91 Nunes, Jason 67, 232 Nyhof, Thomas 6 7

0 0 ' Keefe, Cameron 77, 105 0 ' Keefe, Stacey 77 0 ' Malley, Jennifer 77

Va rs it y Gi rls Bas ke t ba ll: Front Row: Natalie Mason, Courtney Wittstruck, Jodi Buman, Sarah Roby, Kelly Hargitt, Kama Hand, Genny Sonday. Back Row: Jill Bleach, Angie Cox, Kam Gillispie, Kalleen Broman, Elizabeth Young, Heather Harr, Emily Anderson.

JV Girls Basketball: Front Row: Toni Luebbe, Rachel Rossel, Angie Stohs, Kristin Morphew, Katrina Moore, Chrissy Campbell. -Back Row: Hadley Sharp, Courtney Carper, Abi Williams, Kelly Walter, Jill Kalvelage, Lindsey . Ellsworth, Peiper Conard. INDEX

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Reserve Girls Basketball • Front Row: Nikki Nichols, Amy Van Horn, Beth Dyer, Ashley Kelliher, Emily Stuckey, Kelsey Duckworth, Brooke Sawyers. Back Row: Alisha Borchers, Camille DeBose, Kathy Lau, Emily Williams, Brooke J arolimek, Sarah Claus, Kathy Miller.

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O'Malley, Jonathan 91,239 O' Meara, Kathryn 91, 112 O' Meara, Megan 31, 39, 142, 150, 158, 159 Obbink, Jane 111, 131 Obradovic, Lea 67, 142 Obrecht, Vicki 131 O'Brien, Nancy 131 Odenbach,Cody 239 Odenbach,Shane 38,41 , 181, 235 , 239 Oehm, Jayme 90, 91, 234, 238 Oelschlager, Michelle 91 Oestmann, Jill 131 Oestmann, Mary 133, 163 Offutt, Aaron 38, 114, 142, 162 Ogg, Jeromy 77 Ogorman, Staci 39, 161, 226 Ogorzolka, Jennifer 91, 234 Okray, Lance 77 Olds, Kiley 91, 156, 160 Oliveira, Karina 77 Oliver, Mark 91 , 144, 236 Oliver, Scott 38, 144 Oliverius, Andrew 91, 236 Oliverius, Jessica 38, 138, 148, 224 Olson, Bradley 67, 112, 113, 142 Olson, Christopher 6 7, 112, 113 Olson, Marsha 131 Olson, Nedra 38, 110, 150, 151, 152 , 228 Oltman, Jason 91 Oltman, Tim 232 Onstad, Ryan 91 Opp, Jackie 67, 114, 141, 160, 163 Orr, Bradley 77 Orsborn, Adam 67, 235 Orth, Shawna 91, 143 Ortiz, Melissa 6 7 Osberg, Kevin 91 Ospovat, Sam 39, 142, 146, 150, 156 Oswald , Amber 67, 140, 141, 152 Owen, Katherine 91, 113 , 162

Packard, Lynn 67, 142 , 145, 148, 160, 224 Girls Swimming/Diving: Front Row: T. Paisley, Scott 77 Hanson, J. Oehm, J. Herz, J. Harrell, T. Palensky, Dorice 91 Palmer, Elly 91 Pedersen, S. Finkhouse, J. Martin, E. Stone, K. Javorsky. Second Row: S. Thorson, S. Panasiuk, Justin 91, 112 Krista 6 7, 149 Travis, A. Barton, L. Lund, S. Sadler, J. Parde, Parga, Jason 67 Botkin, K. Johnson, S. Barton, W. Sabling, Parker, Jaime 91 C. Pedersen, K. Willming, E. Beltzer. Third Parker, James 77 Parker, Julia 91 Row: B. Lococo, K. Hutchens, M. Stephenson, Parker, Megan 77 C. Jensen, A. Sabling, K. Dietz, A. Shupe, S. Parker, Todd 91, 236 Heldt, J. Hartwig, K. Staiert. Back Row: A. Parman, Carolyn 39, 112, 154, 238 Rowan, A. Peterson, C. Parman, B. Johnson, Jamie 91, 112 , 113 I. Statler, L. Wright, K. Bowen, M. Moncure, Parman, Pascoe, Stewart 77 A. Beek, D. Winter, A. Bos, K. Cole, J. Pasika, Paul 67, 142 Eihnsen, A. Backhaus. Not Pictured: Pattavina, Sara 39, 142, 150, 158, 159 Manager L. Martindale, A. Hardy, A. Pattison, Dustin 91 , 160 Stanard. Patzel, Andrea 39 Paul , Emmaline 91 Paulsen, Joshua 77 Paulsen, Rebekah 77 Paulson, Ron 131 Pavelka, Reed 14, 91, 235 Paxton, Sara 13, 91 Payne, Mark 67 Payne, Nathan 67 Peck, Jason 67, 235 Pedersen, Brian 6 7 Pedersen, Christina 91, 112, 138, 160,238 Pedersen, Tracie 6 7, 11 7, 136, 148,224,238 Bo ys Swimming/Diving: Front Row: Pejsar, Benjamin 67 Adam Sellhorn Bo Johnson, Jon Hyde, TJ Pensberger, Tracy 82 Fellers,, James Hynes, Andy Muffly, Pedram Perlman, Amie 67, 142 Nabegn. Second Row: Derek Wilkins, Brett Perry, Jason 91, 162 Spilker, Ross Pierson, Jess Dance, Chris Pester, Stefani 91, 115 Hunzeker, Kyle Tingle, Joe Holmberg, Chris Peter, Brian 68 McCown, Ryan Lowry. Back Row: Justin Peters, Dave 133 Sellhorn.,1,. Jason Blase, JR Schepers, Pat Peters, Jonathan 77 • Rowan, uavid Kovar, Andy Wilson, Greg Peters, Kristena 91, 112, 162 Buckley, Dave Gregorius, Dan Walker. Not Petersen, Amanda 91, 115 Peterson, Amy 131 Pictured: Manager Luke Rogers, Jon Travis. Peterson, Ashley 196, 238

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Peterson, Elizabeth 25, 39, 158, Reese, Brendan 69, 144 159,232 Reeves, Heather 69 Peterson, Jenny 234 Reger, Jason 69 Peterson, Leif 91, 235 Rehm, Margaret 69, 139, 142 , Peterson, Mandy 131 143 , 148, 159, 160, 224 Peterson, Melisa 232 Reigle, Chris 69 , 144 Petr, David 39, 114, 138 Reiman, Mary 126, 131 • Petranek, Leah 91 Reineke, Lindsay 40, 140, 150 Pettit, Nathaniel 39 Reining, Eric 69 Pfeiffer, Brian 68, 125, 144, 145 , Reinkordt, Jane 131 235,239 Reinsch, Craig 69, 112 , 113, F -8. Pfister, Benjamin 39, 115 199,235,239 Pfister, Kimberly 68, 112 , 113 Reiss, Mandi 77 Phillips, Talaia 91 Remington, Nicole 40 Pickering, Jami 66, 68, 145 Remmers, Aaron 40, 141 Pickering, Kendra 39, 150, 158 Renne, Shawn 92 Pickering, Stacy 68 Reno, Heather 69, 114, 121, 1- q, Picraux, Corey 68 160,224 Pierce, Mick 131 Reyes, Jesus 92 Pierson, Andrea 39, 152 Reynolds, Melissa 77 Pierson, Ross 91, 151 , 154, 228 , Rice, Keith 92 , 236 233 , 238 Rice, Kevin 40, 144 Pincsak, Amy 234 Rice, Sarah 40 Pinkelman, Mandy 234 Richards, Keith 40 Pinkerton, Ryan 21 Richmond, Sarah 6, 7, 33, 40, • l, Piper, Jessica 68 150, 151, 153, 154, 223, 2 <' Piper, Tracy 110, 131 Richter, Dan 232 Pischel, Chris 40, 220 Richter, Nicole 92 Pischel, Nicholas 91 Richters, Hadley 92 Pittenger, Trey 68, 144, 182, Riddle, Bethany 92, 153, 223 183,229,235,236 Riddle, Eric 6, 40, 154, 180, 18 Placzek, Kristina 68 235 Plageman, Brenden 232 Rigby, Jenn 234 Plageman, Nathan 8, 40, 141, Riley, Rachel 40, 161 , 226 142 , 147, 150, 154, 232 Riordan, Judy 131 Plants,Justin 68,112,113 Ripley, Andrew 92, 112 , 145 Plessman, Matthew 40 Ripple, Andy 232 Plucker, Matthew 91 , 189, 237 Risk, Alicia 41 Points, Christina 68 Risk, Emily 92 Poppert, Walker 68, 142, 154, Ristow, Jennifer 133 171 , 233 Ritchie, Tara 41, 153, 223 Poskochil, Brian 91 Rivers, Darryl 69, 112 , 140 Poskochil, Matthew 77, 108 Roach, Jamila 7 7 Post, Brian 68, 236 Roach, Nita 131 Pothuloori, Antara 40, 141, 143, Roberts, Adam 92 146, 147, 150, 151 , 156 Roberts, Jefferson 69, 163 Potratz, Aaron 40 Roberts, Sara 41 Potts, Craig 68 Robinson, Brian 41 Powell , Jenny 131 Robinson , Linda 110, 131 Powers, Scott 40 Robinson, Sara 92 Pracheil, Jeremy 91 Roby, Sarah 41,104,142,23 2 Pratt, James 68, 235 237 Preister, Matthew 69, 140 Rock, Emily 92, 179, 234 Prenosil, Jessica 77 Rockwell, Trish 131, 133 Prentice, Amy 69 Roeber, Shirley 132 Prettyman , Melissa 91, 115, 153, Roemer, Gretchen 92, 146, 161 223 Roemer, Heidi 4, 11, 41, 152 , ,C Price, Cherisa 69, 110 163 Prochnow, Cindy 91 Rogers, Lucas 69, 144, 149, L: , Proskovec, Aaron 40, 236 238 Prucha, Melanie 14, 15 , 40, 142, Rogers, Michael 69 , 154 150, 152 Rogers, Sandra 234 Pruett, John 12, 91, 112, 147, Rogers, Steven 69, 139, 154; ~162 Rohde, Brandon 92 Pryor, Justin 69, 145 Rohn, Holly 92 Puelz, Dennie 131 Rollf, Jamie 41, 159 Pugsley,- Kelly 69, 168, 232 Rometo, Cecily 69, 139, 142, Putnam, Audra 91 Roosmann, Sarah 69, 115, 14 :" 158 Root, Erik 41 Quandt, Erin 92, 112, 113, 162 Rose, Carolyn 41 Quattrocchi, Tony 236, 237 Rose, Kathleen 41 Quillen, Courtney 232 Rose, Tricia 92 Quillen, Mackenzie 92, 232 Rosenberger, James 93, 144, Quinlan, Ann 131, 224 Rosenberger, Josh 93, 144, 2:; Quinn, Bonnie 131 Rosenberry, Lane 69,154 Rosenberry, Robert 69, 156 Rosenkrans, Heather 69, 160 Rader, Jacey 92 Ross, Annie 9 3 Ragsdale, Ryan 69, 141 Ross, Kimberly 93, 159, 232 Rainforth, Nicholas 92 Rossel, Rachel 69, 172, 232 , 2 Rallis, David 69 Roth, Heather 69, 148, 224 Ramsay, Oswald 77 Roth, Jeffrey 41 Rankin, Aaron 92, 144 Roth, Timothy 93, 154, 236 Rasmussen, Jessica 40, 115 Rothrock, Kastan 93 Rathbun, Andrew 69, 235 Rowan, Annie 69, 145, 196, 2. Rathe, Jared 233 Rowan,Chad 70 Rathe, Ryan 40, 233 Rowan, Jed 160 Rattigan, Jeanette 77 Rowan , Jillian 93 Rau, Matthew 92, 113 Rowan, Melissa 70, 115 Rauscher, Megan 92, 96 Rowan, Patrick 41, 141, 144, • , . Rawson, Jeffrey 92, 112, 113 147 , 150,154,194,238 Rea, Kevin 82, 92 , 144 Rowoldt, Seth 11, 93, 112 , 11 Reedy,Lea 40,140,148 , 150, 162 224 Rudd,Christina 93,233 Rees, Todd 69,148,224 Ruliffson, Andrea 13, 70, l B .

142, 145, 160 Ruliffson, Richard 93, 162 , 236 Rupert, Karise 132 Russell, Bertrand 4 Rutan, Jeffrey 70, 235 Rutherford, Shane 33, 42, 77, 113, 144, 156 Rutt, Timothy · 77 Ryan, Nicholas 93, 144, 157 Ryba, Brian 7, 56, 70

Sabatka, Brenda 11, 70, 112, 113, 147, 158, 160, 161 Sabatka, Lynnette 42, 158, 159 Sack, Eric 132 Sadler, Sarah 93, 154, 160, 238 Sahling, Ashley 70, 145, 238 Sahling, Whitney 238 Salak, Matthew 70 Sampson, Barb 132 Sams, Brandi 12, 42, 144 Samson, Marci 143 Samuelson, Eric 6, 42, 140, 144, 179,234 Sanbur~Brian 70,77 Sanchez,Adon 77,143 Sanchez, Celeste 140, 143 Sanchez, Vida 70 Sanchez-Nelsen, Marcella 132 Sanders, Marilee 13 2 Sanders, Valencia 93, 143 Sandman, John 70, 145 Sands, Patrick 70, 143, 149, 158 Sandusky, Barb 133 Sanks, Nathan 42 Santillan, Thomas 42 Sass, Erin 132 Satorie, Laura 93, 153, 154, 223 Satree, Charmain 233 Saunders , Adam 77 Saunders, Elizabeth 70 Sauser, James 42, 144 Savage, Tyson 77,143 Sawyer, Stacey 77 Sawyers, Brooke 93, 142, 192, 235,238 Schaffer, Brett 77 Schanou, Jace 7 Schanou,Karen 132 Scheffert, Derek 93 Scheffler, Delia 93 Scheidt, Nicholas 70, 139, 141, 142, 15 1 Scheinost, Jacquelin 93 Schellpeper, Courtney 93, 113, 159 Schepers, ].R. 238 Schindler, Erik 42 Schinstock, Nichole 42, 149, 150, 158 Schkade,Todd 93,112,142,232 Schlattmann, Brian 93 Schlautman, Rebecca 42 Schleiger, Heather 19, 70, 104, 148,224 Schmidt, Christopher 42 Schmidt, Jamie 71, 141, 158, 184, 235 Schmidt, Michael 93, 237 Schmitz, Jessica 42, 114 Schmitz, Natalie 93 Schneider, Corey 77 Schneider, Tiffany 42, 152 Schnieber, Dana 93, 234 Schnieber, Eric 71, 232, 236 Schoening, Kelli 13 2 Schoo, Stephen 71 Schroeder, Anita 132 Schroeder, Kathy 132 Schroeder, Tara 77 Schroeder, Teresa 77 Schultz, Kristen 93, 113 Schultz, Sara 42, 142 Schulze, Amy 42, 45 Schumann, Kyle 93, 113, 141, 147, 151, 233, 236 Schumann, Nesha 132 Schupbach, Libby 14, 42; 147, 150, 151, 152, 234 Schwab, Brandon 93 Schwaderer, Shelly 93 Schwarten, Joshua 42 Schwartzbach, Amy 42, 149, 150, 158 Schwinck, Kayla 77

Sciscoe, Dennis 71 Scott, Andy 93 Scott, Elizabeth 93 Scott, Melissa 42 Scranton, Brandon 71 Sebby, Stephanie 71, 77 Seeman, Sue 132 Seglin,Shannon 42,148,224 Segura, Melissa 71 Seim, Alicia 9, 41 , 43, 142, 143 , 150, 158 Seizys, Kim 2 3 3 Sellhorn, Adam 71, 2 3 8 Sellhorn, Justin 43 , 195, 238 Sellon, Cindy 132 Semler, Tracy 43 , 142, 150 Sepahpur,Nancy 21,43, 159 Serio, Stephanie 52, 71, 142 Serri, Shvonne 50, 71, 113 Sessions, Michael 71 Severin, Kara 71, 232 Seward, Laura 43, 140, 144, 153, 185, 223, 235 Shamblen, Grant 77 Shamblin, Jennifer 93, 142 , 154 Shamblin , Kathryn 93 , 142 , 160 Shank, Jason 93 Sharp, Christina 77 Sharp, Hadley 93 , 111, 151 , 159, 168,228,232 , 237 Sharp, Quentin 77 Sheets, Megan 71, 104, 139, 142, 143, 147, 148, 151 , 224,235 Sheppard, Tom 133 Sherman, Sarah 71, 115 , 148, • 154,16 2,22 4,235 Shipley, Donald 93 Shoen, David 93, 236 Shullaw, Matthew 71 Shupe, Angela 93, 238 Sibert, Anthony 71, 235 Sides, Robert 93 , 144 Siedschlag, Jamie 93, 115 , 142, 151,154,228,234 Siepker, Kristin 71, 234 Siezys, Kim 174 Simeck, J 93, 162 Simmons, Amanda 43, 142 , 161 , 226 Simms, Karen 93, 113 Simoes, Shayla 93, 159, 160 Simonds, Amy 71, 145 Sittner, Patrick 94, 154, 236 Sitzman, Eric 71 , 144, 151, 228, 235 Skrivane~Rebecca 9, 11 , 12,43, 115 , 134, 139, 140, 142, 143 ,150, 151, 158, 160, 165 Slaymaker, Matthew 94, 236, 239 Slaymaker, Sandra 132 Slaymaker, Simone 43 Smetter, Kenneth 94 Smetter, Sean 43 Smith, Alexis 33, 43, 49, 144, 150, 151, 228 Smith, Ashley 43 Smith, Bonnie 132 Smith, Brian 43 , 140, 147, 150, 235 Smith, Corey 71 Smith, Fred 132 Smith, Janelle 13, 94 Smith, Jason 233 Smith, Jill 94 Smith, Joni 78, 94 Smith, Josh 71, 74, 144, 181, 235 Smith, Margaret 13, 71, 114, 140,145,152 Smith, Nicole 71 Smith, Rodney SO, 71, 143 Smoyer, Jaime 94 Snyder, Nicholas 94, 144, 235 Snyder, Theresa 132 Sobotka, Melissa 71 Sommer, Erik 44, 141, 142 , 144, 150,154,232 Sommer, Karin 94, 142, 150, 151 , 232 Sommers, Andy 239 Sonday, Genevieve 94, 142 , 154, 233,237 Sonderegger, Kristin 71, 142,

163 Sookram, Rekha 71 Sorensen, Bartlee 94, 154 Sorensen, Jan 132 Sorensen, Jeffrey 94, 189, 236 Sorenson, Nickolus 71 Sotelo, Oliver 44 Sovey, David 71, 235 Sovey, Deb 132 Spady, Bernedette 39 , 44 Spangler, Brian 7 l , 145, 182 , 183 , 235 Sparks, Kellie 94 Sparks,Shaun 44, 149 Spicer, Wade 72, 144, 235 Spilker, Aaron 6, 11, 44, 141, 144 Spilker, Brett 72, 140, 144, 195 , 238 Splittgerber, Laura 72 Sprague, Larissa 94 Stack, Steven 77, 149 Stahla, Tara 94, 139, 160 Staiert, Sarah 72, 238 Stanard, Ande 238 Stanard, Myrna 132 Starace, Alex 2 3 3 Stark, Jared 72 Stark, Jennifer 72, 113 Stark:Robert 44, 144 Starnes, Justin 94, 144, 236 Starr, Michelle 72, 142 , 143, 145 , 154 Statler, Ivy 196, 197, 238 Stauffer, Jeff 94, 236 Stauffer, Joel 94 Steen, Joseph 72 Stege, Brian 44 Steinauer, Patricia 94, 138, 139, 144, 160 Steiner, Cari 77, 150 Steinke, Kathy 132 ·Steinke, Nicholas 44, 113, 150, 232 Stelmach, Erin 94, 144 Stenberg, Julie 94, 112, 142 Stephenson, Macaela 94, 154, 162, 196, 234, 238 Stevens, Kirk 94 Stewart, Christopher 72 Stieren, Thomas 72 , 235 Stiles, Christine 72 Stoc~Audra 72,139,140,151 Stock, Kevin 44 Stahlman, Cora 7 2 Stohs, Angela 72, 237 Stohs, Brett 11 , 72, 163, 188, 236 Stokke, Brooke 234 Stokke, Derek 7 3, 77 Stolle, Christopher 73, 232 Stolle, Ryan 77 Stone, Erin 238 Stone, Karen 73, 113 Stone, Lucas 94 Stoner, Brandon 73, 235 Stopp, Aaron 95 Stopp, Bryan 77 Story, Jaime 73 Stout, Jennifer 44, 109 Strain, Josh 73, 146, 148, 224, 235 Strand, Jame 95, 148 Stratton, Serity 232 Straub, Elizabeth 44, 141, 142, 150, 158 Streeter, Cassie 95 , 113 Stremcha, Jeanne 44 Streur, Adam 73 , 113 , 139, 160 Stroh, Michelle 77 Stromer, Shane 95 Strong, Alesia 95 Strong, Amber 95, 113 Strope, Cory 44, 141, 144. Stuckey, Emily 95 , 142 , 154, 238 Suhr, Jeremy 95 , 142 Sukovaty, Reece 239 Sullivan, Kelly 133 Sumsion, John 44, 239 Sutliff, Lea 44 Svik, Eric 73, 141, 145, 154, 235 Svoboda, Carol 3 7, 13 2 Svoboda,Zachary 95 Swanson, Amy 73, 142 Swanson, Andrew 86, 95, 162 , 232 . Swanson, Benjamin 44, 142 , 150, 154, 155, 157, 164, 163, 232

Wrestling: Front Row: Eddie Gonzales, Reece Sukovaty, Tim Carlton, Nick Novacek, Joe Cloutier, Dustin Mitchell, Dave Wampler, Matt Gropp, Coach Finley. Second Row:Coach Copley, Lisa Barney, Jake Halverstadt, Ted Blair, Jason Buckbee, Steve Bohn, Travis Armstrong, Andy Sommers, Toni Ahrendt, Richard Brown. Third Row: Dustin Hofman, Brett Swarts, Mike McCurdy, Jon O'Malley, Terry Hansen, Keith Herting, Dillon Brady, Shane Legg, Cody Odenbach. Fourth Row: Coach Rik Gropp, Jesse Doan, Drew Herman, Cassidy Nelsen, Nate Malone, Matt Slaymaker, Geoff Keilwitz, Brian Pfeiffer, Coach Caster. Back Row: Jerry Hynes Jr., Craig Reinsch, Shane Odenbach, Josh Munford, Brad Walton, Chris Loos, Mitch Hergenrader, Brandon Madison. Not Pictured: Jake Burbach, Brian Daggett, Joe Emsick, John Field, Justin Fischer, TJ Keller, Ben Langtry, Ryan Legg, John Sumsion, Chris Heid brink, . Rob Michael, Jim Whitaker.

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Swanson, Bob 13 2 Swanson, Wesley 77 , 114 Swarts, Brett 9, 44, 199, 239 Sweeney, Flora 44, 143, 146, 147, 158, 159 Swinscoe, Cathy 132 Swisher, Kathryn 95, 111, 162 Sydow, Ryan 44 Sykes, Whitney 44, 115, 159 Syring, Cassandra 45, 122, 151, 158, 159

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V Vacek, Josh 46 Vahle, Richard 73, 183, 235 Vahle, Ruth 46 , 141, 142, 150, 158 Valentine, James 6, 29, 46, 113, 144, 147, 150, 151, 228 Van Cleave, Christopher 74, 235 Van Eck, Cara 95, 168, 232 Van Horn, Amy 95, 233, 238 Van Horn, Andrew 46, 144, 150

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Van Meter, Lindsay 19, 46, 115 Vanackeren, Jeffrey 46 Vanackeren, Jeremy 95 VanDervoort, Kerstin 133 Vanek, Rhianon 46, 115 Vanek,Seth 74,236 VanHorn, Benjamin 77 Vanier, Michael 95 Vanneman , Nicholas 46, 144, 145 Vanness, Kurtis 77, 125 , 142, 143, 235 Varg~Charles 74,114,138,145,162, 179,234 Varga, Christopher 95 Varn, James 74 Varter, Susie 176 Vaughn,Jenni~r 46, 146, 152 Vaughn, Michael 77, 113 Venne, Chris 46 Vesely, April 39, 46 , 150 Vestecka, Carrie 74 Vigna, Katherine 6, 46, 140, 144, 150, 153, 223 Vodenhal, Ashley 232 Voges, Melissa 74, 112 , 143 , 145, 151 , 158 Vogt, Shaun 77 Voight, Melanie 77 Volk, Daniel 46, 235 Von Kaenel , Jason 77, 169, 232 Yontz, Tom 133, 236 Voss, Adrian 95 Voss, Brian 46 , 47 Voss, Nathan 58, 74, 116, 148, 224 Vu, Steven 7 4 Vuong, Teresa 74,115,143,146,151, 148,228

Wacker, Eric 74, 145 Wagner, Brian 95, 144 Walczyk, Jennifer 74 Walker, Brian 95 Walker, Daniel 77, 236, 238 Wall, Lareina 25 , 46, 141, 150, 153 , 223 Wallen, Benjamin 95 Waller, Brent 95, 236 Walsh, Lorraine 133 Walter, Kelly 74, 176, 193 , 234,2 37 Walters, John 95, 154 Walters, Josh 74, 144 Walters, Kelly 50, 177 Walters, Lynn 39, 46, 139, 143, 150, 158, 159, 161, 226 Waltke, Melissa 95 Walton, Brad 46, 198, 239 Walton, Jade 96 Wampler, Deaun 96, 239 Wandzilak, Brian 232 Ward, Christopher 7 4 Ward, Karen 133 Warren, Dawn 7 4, 115 Warren, Lee 96, 236 Wassenberg, Kylee 75 Watsek, Erin 4 7 Watson, Ann 96, 142, 159 Watson, James 75 , 115, 160 Watson, Jennifer 96, 113 Watson, John 96 Watson; Zach 75, 143, 144, 145 Watts, Chaslynn 96 Way, Jody 77, 149 Weather!, Andrew 47 , 148, 224 Weaver, Jessica 7 5 Webb, Christopher 96, 236 Webb, Troy 96 Weber, Jason 47 Weber, Megan 75, 113, 142 Weber, Nicole 75, 113 Weckman, Shiela 96 Weishahn, Clinton 232 Welch, Kirsten 96, 139, 160 Wells, J.T. 160 Welter, Jessica 75, 113 , 143 , 148, 149, 158 Welter, Nick 96 Wendt, Alexander 47 , 149, 150 Wessel, Jason 77 West, Jaret 77 Westhoff, Katie 96 Weston, Mike 96, 236 Westphal , Lucas 75 Westphal, Tyson 7 5 Wettlaufer, Damian 77 Weyeneth, Phillip 47, 140

Weyers, Jeffrey 47, 150 Wheeler, Nicole 77 Wherry, Christopher 96, 162 , 233 Whitaker, Crystal 7 5 Whitaker, Jim 239 Whitaker, Jon 77 , 236 White, Bryan 47 White, Chad 96 White, Cordell 72, 75 , 170, 233 White, Jessica 7 5 White, Zachary 6, 7, 11, 47, 139, 148, 150,160, 161,224 Whitenack, Keli 96 Whitmore, Ian 77, 143 , 156 Whyrick, Adam 75 , 114, 156, 235 Wibbels, Shelby 75, 142, 233 Wickersham, Mandy 31, 4 7 Wicks, Lucy 13 3 Wiebusch, Lance 47, 141, 144, 150, 151,235,228 Wiechmann, Chad 4 7, 121 Wieneke, Jill 96 Wieskamp, Kathi 133, 174, 233 Wigley, Mary 7 5 Wilcox, Jennifer 96, 145 Wilhelm, Matthew 47, 150 Wilhite, Kile 96 Wilken, Bradly 7 5 Wilken, Kelly 48, 148 , 159 Wilken, Jeremy 77 Wilkins, Derek 48, 140, 154, 238 Wilkins, Jessica 7 5 Wilkinson, Eric 64, 7 5 Will, Aaron 7 5 Willers, Angela 77 Williams, Abigale 75 , 113, 143 , 150, 151, 176, 177, 192 , 234, 237 Williams, Andrew 96 Williams, David 133 Williams, Ellen 108, 133 Williams, Emily 96, 115, 234, 238 Williams, Jake 133 Williams, Jane 133 Williams, Josh 7 5 Williams, Mary 96, 113 Williams, Ruth 48, 112, 141, 142 , 150, 158 Willming, Kadi 2 3 8 Wilson, Andrew 48, 144, 238 Wilson, Angie 29 , 48, 96 Wilson, Brent 52, 75, 113, 156, 157, 168,232 Wilson, Carolyn 48, 142, 145 , 158 Wilson, Jennifer 75, 108, 161 Wilson, Jeremy 7 5 Wilson, Kathryn 97 Wilson , Keith 97, 235 Wilson, Kelly 48 , 112 , 158 Wilson, Kimberly 48,142, 150, 232 Wilson, Scott 7, 48 Wilson, Trevor 97, 236 Wimberly, Dale 97 Winemiller, Jake 133 Winter, Adam 7 5 Winter, Deana 77, 161, 238 Winter, Jocelyn 75, 142, 143 Winters, .Brent 97 Witherspoon, Karen 48, 142, 145, 150, 172, 173, 232 Witt, Connie 108, 133 Wlt~Erik 77, 14~235 Witte, Brandy 97, 113, 145 Witters, Joanna 43, 48 Wittmann, Curtis 48 , 147, 150, 154, 164,23 5 Wittmann, Michael 97, 236 Wittstruck, Courtney 75, 125, 154, 173 , 191, 232, 237 Wolf, Scott 75, 114, 138, 142, 145, 162 , 235 Wolfe, Katherine 97, 113 Wolfe, Lori 75 , 148, 159, 224 Wood, Jason 75, 112, 143 , 146 Wood, Melissa 232 Woods, Jessica 77 Woodwick, Sheri 97, 115 Woolf, Jais 77 , 144, 236 Workman, Bradley 97 Worster, Amanda 68 , 77 Wortman, Tanya 43 , 48 Wright, Charlie 232 Wright, Daniel 76, 140 Wright, David 97 Wright, Jason 97 · Wright, Jonathan 76, 113 Wright, Joshua 97 , 112, 147

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Yardley, Holly 234 Yasufuku, Tomoki 97 Yates, Timothy 77 Yeackley, Shayla 48, 159 Yetter, Pat 97 Yoder, Hilary 76 , 140, 14: Yost, Ann 11, 76, 114, 13< 163 Yott,Eugene 97,144 Young, Elizabeth 14, 76, 1 191 ,233,237 Young, Mariah 97, 151 , 1'. Young, Matthew 97, 236

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The 1996 Shield was Printed by Walsworth Publishing Company ir, Marceline, Missouri. 1500 copies of the 41st Shield were ordered. After changing themes many times the Color of Knights was created and carried out throughout the book by Editors Kyle Niemann, Charit) Throener, Jenny Lukesh, and the entire yearbook staff. Using Pagemaker 5.0 the book was completed in six deadlines. ThE fonts used for the Shield were New York, Technical, Chicago, Gilde , Times, and Zapf Dingbats. The Shield staff would like to thank our advisor Ann Quinlan for he1 unending support and time. We also thank our Walswort r. representative Mike Diffenderfer, and our customer servicE representative Brenda Search for the time and creativity they gave tc· make our yearbook the great book that it is. Other thanks belongs tc Dr. Becker, Mr. Emry, our student teacher Mr. Hamer, and Mrs. Kuppif for the technical and mostly moral support that all gave to us. The first semester Journalism class deserves thanks for their effort ir: constructing the Sophomore pages. The greatest thanks goes to thE student body, advertisers, community and the Lincoln Public Schoo' System for allowing us to create the 1996 Shield.

olophon Ads & People Editor-in-Chief Kyle Niemann Clubs & Student Life Editor-in-Chief Jenny Lukesh Sports & Academics Editor-in- Chief Charity Throener Copy Editor- Lea Reedy Academics Editor- Sarah Eurek Ads Editor- Heather Roth Clubs Editor- Chris Erickson Index Editor- Josh Strain People Editors Seniors- Jessica Oliverius Juniors- Lori Wolfe Sophomores- Shield Staff Photography Editors Student Life- Sheila Goodwater Academics & People- Tricia Houchin Clubs & Sports- Ember Miles Sports Editor- Katherine Gregg Student Life Editor- Mary Haberstich Sales- Amanda Anderson Photographers- Maureen Kane, Lynn Packard, Tracie Pedersen, Todd Rees, Zach White, Hilary Yoder Staff- Erin Dawes, Erica Gerner, Dori Glabe, Jason Glaesemai1n, Wendy Lowery, John Moeller, Elizabeth Murphy , Heather Schleiger, Jame Strand

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TAKING

KNIGHTS

t's Saturday May 4, the day of your high school prom. You forgot to order the flowers for your date, make reservations for dinner, and you're broke. You have to take a loan from your parents to pa for the night. This is supposed to be the best night of your life, and your parents said to be

Photo courtsey of Abbi Gealy

The winner is ... Attendant for the King and Queen: Cachita Hyne and Erik Witt, Lind ey Fi her and Joh Smith, Abi William and Chip Uhrmacher: Prom Prince and Prince Tre Pittenger and Abbi Geal , and the 1996 King and Queen were Don Arp and Alexi Haifle .

What hade of pink hould I ch o ?...Juni r M 11 M i nba h h m ni ur th f pr m. F r irl g in t r m it i a ne it .

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Photo by Hilary Yoder

OFF THE MASKS

TAKE TO THE PLA-MOR IN A MIDNIGHT MASQUERADE

home at midnight. Th MidKnight Masquerade a held at the Pla-Mor. At the dance King Don Arp and Queen Alexis Haifley were crowned to a roaring crowd. King Don Arp proclaimed "It was the most fun I've ever had, it was neat having everyone vote for you." Following the dance, the Masquerade continued at Post-

Prom which was held in Prasch Gym. Once again students were hypnotized to do outrageous things from junior Ken McCartney's portrayal of Tarzan to everyone acting like fifth graders mad at a teacher, the students were stars of the show. Following the hypnotist, there were various casino and carnival games, where students won

prizes such as gift certificates, to one of a kind baseball hats. With post-prom ending at 4:00 a.m. students either went home to sleep or out to breakfast. The 1996 Southeast prom was a blast, so why all the worrying? Or did you forget already what the fuss was about? Amanda Anderson and Kyle Nie.m ann

You're getting very sleepy... Po t~ Prom groupee wait to get hypnotized. Po t Prom i a tradition at outhea t; thi year' theme wa "A Ma querade Continue."

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Take the picture dad... Junior Eric chnieber and ophomore Elizabeth Murph po e for the u ual picture for mom and dad in the ard. Hardl an tuden are immune from thi di a e. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Murphy

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BEHIND THE CURTAI

ACTORS AND TECHNICAL CREW SPEND TIME AWAY FROM THE PERFORMANCE

he final product _o f long practices resulted in several outstanding performances by Southeast students. Nite of Knights and the Synkraknights show were two of the productions put together by Southeast students. The Synkraknights had been preparing for their performance

since second quarter. "The show is so rewarding," said senior Lynn Walters about the performance entitled Knight and Day . The Southeast spring play "The Conference of the Birds" told the tale of a nation of birds in search of their king. The audience observed a well-

~rep~red performance with the lighting, costumes, set, an actors forming an entertainin atmosphere. What the audience didn't see were the technical workers back stage. The "techies" ar e continually prepared for the next light, set, or cos tum change. Senior Melanie Byrd

Ladies, gentlemen, and honored alumni. .. Southeast honored five former students to be inducted into the Distinguished Alumni Program. The alumni ranged from CEO's to a sculpter. •

Photo by Shannon Corkle, Clarion Practicing for perfection ... Juniors Brenda Sabatka, Marci Malone, Bet ey French, and enior cott Homyak rehear e £ r th prin pla .

Group hug ... Th it of Knigh emcee k pt th audience laughing with their rendition of the 80's hot "Bad" b Michael Jack on. The emcees were seniors Jame Valentine, Aaron Spilker, Rebecca Skirvanek, Ashley Haase, Rob Hoffman, Brad Kisicki, and ophomore Lindsey Wright. 4 SPRI G PERFORMANCES

Photo by Tracie Pedersen

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MORE THAN EXPECTED said, "The tech crew can spend "5-8 hours after school each day for 2-3 weeks." Together the performances and technical crew entertained the audiences. Their efforts led to quality shows. Erica Gerner and Charity Throener Photo by Shannon Corkle , Clarion

~hoto by Jason Glaesemann

Sink a Knight ... The pring performance al o con i t of the "po der puff' act where gu try to mater the mo e of their fello nkraknight to ta afloat. The outhea t nkraknight team had their annual pring performance on Ma 1 , 11 and 12. The team' performance con i of group duet and lo act . mble...

gr u r junior Robin Ander on Brian Manning, JR Krenk Jeff Robert, Joh Coren, and Jed Linder. Photo by Tracie Pedersen

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Do the funky chicken ... Member of Montag, enior Jame Valentine, Jon Curry, and Caleb Jen en, perform at pring Da while enior Roe Guenzel look on. Peace, Love and Di co ...Junior Ken M Cartne , eni r Amanda Ander n, juni r K t Hut h n , ni r B J hn n, ni r M 1 ni Pruch , j uni r Camie F rtig, and ni r Alicia im ho their di co dud during pirit eek. ••11111!!!!

6 SPRI G ACTIVITIES

ey Southeast! It's 8 degrees outside, an there is not a cloud in the sky! Beware, Spring Feve ~ has struck! To kick off the Spring seasor Student Council hosted th annual Spirit Week. With dre up days such as Lazy, Hat, Blac . and Gold Totally 80's, an

BOING ... BOING .. .trs SPRING) 1AS STRUCK. SPRING ACTIVITIES ARE THE ONLY HOPE!

)isco Day, spirit week was a :uccess. A new addition to spirit eek was "Friday Knight Fever," L disco dance hosted by Stuco m Friday, March 8. The annual Powder Puff Pep fally, was held after 6th period )n March 20. The varsity )owder puff cheerleaders )usted a move to "Gansta

Paradise" and powder puffer Scott Hornyak serenaded Dr. Becker during the Shirettes performance. A new addition to the powder puff rally was the flag line. Senior David Bulin proclaimed "It was fun, however some times I hit my head with the flag ... " On May 10, the annual Spring

Day festivities were held with a Star Wars theme. Students participated in a Singled Out game show and ate numerous snowcones. That night the annual senior barbecue was held, putting an end to spring nights and saying hello to summer days.

Ah-ya, we got the funk ...Junior Courtne Carper, ophmore Jake Decker, junior Annie Rowan, and junior Ranae Bre ter dance in a conga line during "Friday Knight Fever."

Design by Jed Linder

o that ain't Prince Leia .. .It' oda! Yoda a the main character on thi year pring da t, hirt. With the multi ultural fair durin th da , M 1 pro d t b m thin fi r ry n . It' a bird, It' a plane, It' a man in a kirt? .. Var it Po der Puffer Lance Wiebu ch, ick Vanneman, and Chad Cade end Derek Leiter oaring through the air at the Po der Puff pep rall .

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OH, THE PLACES YOU'L

THE SENIORITU S PLAGUE HITS SOUTHEAST; NO SENIOR IS SAFE; AND THE ONLY

f senior year is not the best year of your life it can certainly be the busiest. Some of the most important decisions of a young person's life stand before them. What do I want to do after school? How will I stay financially ecure? Do I have to wear a mustard-yellow robe at

graduation? As if these questions aren't enough, then seniors must worry about getting class work done while dealing with a massive case of senioritus. The devastating disease strikes every year and plagues Southeast Seniors. The only known way to curb the effects

of senioritus is a long vacation. However, Spring Break was shortened this year to a three day weekend, which meant that more unfortunate seniors, unable to get away, felt the wrath of senioritus. "I tried not to let it effect my life, and just look forward to college," said Lindsay Van Meter.

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Another satisfied customer... enior Cry tal Thoma picks up her graduation package. With the arrival of graduation announcement came the _ realization that the end of the chool year wa not far away. Photo by Jennifer Lukes t 1

Photo courtesy of Michael Gregg

All The Work Pa

They want 20 hour of thi ?... enior Karin Dankenbring and Lincoln Ea t enior Am Caleb earned their 2 CI hour orking at World Changer an organization that build and repair hom £ r th e in need. 8 SE IOR ACTIVITIES

CURE IS GRADUATION However, spring was full of activities to help the time pass quickly. Many students participated in National Honor Society, NBC, earned CI hours, and even registered to vote. The class of 1996 has driven on. Jennifer Lukesh and Katherine Gregg

Photo by Jennifer Lukesh Hillar . Dole... tudents regi ter to vote with the help of their peer who olunteered to work at the regi tration bo th. enior Aaron Ki icki, Jeff Ehler , A hle Ho kin Aaron pilker ance ephahpur, and Melanie B rd helped approximatly 4 tuden prepare for to ote.

aw it right her in our nation' captial... Harv , h ryl Mu harit Thr n r th ati nal Gallery f Art in W hington D.C. The outheast contingent won their region at the ational Competion for BC. Photo by Katherine Gregg

SE IOR ACTIVITIES 9

JUMPING HIGHER Columbus Grand Island Hastings North Platte Kearney Lincoln High Norfolk Fremont East Urbandale Pius Northeast LSE/LE District Tourney State Tourney

Over the top... Goal keeper junior J.R. Krenk knock the ball over the goal while playing Lincoln High at eacre t Field. One time an opponent chipped the ball over Krenk's head, which really urprised him, and hit the po t. This time Krenk wa ready for it.

Photo by Jason Glaesemann

ALL WORK AND NO PLAY

wenty-one boys at Southeast have one common thing in their lives. Soccer is in control. From the tart of a four week presea on to tate, they do nothing but soccer. Even going to Columbus on a bus. The guys and girls Varsity Soccer teams normally play right after one 10 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER

another on the bus trips. Goalie J.R. Krenk said, "The bus trips are OK and the girls are finally sharing their food with us and they aren't o me y." 'On one bus trip Jim Sau er f argot his shoes and had to borrow John Clare's" said Forward Matt Duden. Though they had a few

problems on the bus trips, th most catastrophic was whe "they forgot the traditional strawberries on the first roa game of the year," aid Krenk. Although the team might hav broken the tradition of strawberries, they did start th season undefeated. Jason Glaeseman

THAN EVERI A journey for Duden ... Forward Matt Duden come down the ide of the field in hope of coring a goal. One of Duden' many per onal goal for the ea on wa to become ebra ka's All Time High chool occer Career corer with more than 34 goal . Another goal Duden had wa for the team to win di trict and go as far a po ible at tate. One tactic u ed by occer player i to bring the ball down on the ide of the field then cro it into the middle of the field to a waiting forward feet, who will hopefully core a goal.

Photo courtesy of Kathy and Stan French

Top row: Coach Linda Wil on Cory trope ate Plageman J.D. imeck, Chri Hoel cher Jeff French, Erik ommer A i tant Coach Ben Wil on. Middle row: Jon Wright Ju tin i 1 en ick Prager Zach Gabelhou e, B n Matthew , Ke in Rea J hn Clare. Front ro : Co, Captain Matt Duden J .R. Krenk Co, Captain ndre Curti Tra i Burkman, Co, Captain Ja Jen en.

Hat trick... Jeff Fr n h ( 13) h ad th ball a a from a Lin ln Hi h pl r t hi i 11 . Lik m t f th ir m , thi m 1 th r. D pi th ather uth cer t am tart d ff th n undefeated.

Photo by Jason Glaesemann

VARSl1Y BOYS SOCCER

HEY GOALIE, GOALIE, JUNIOR VARSITY Waverly Northeast East Lincoln High ortheast East Columbus Hastings Creighton Prep Lincoln High Bellevue West Pa illion/La Vista

Front: J. Kroll, J. Walters, B. Schlattmam S. Lucas, Second: . Snyder, J. Anderson B. Roehr , . Duden, J. Rau e, Third: B. Panasiuk, C. Jam hidi, J. Green, C. Wythers, P. Pa ika, T. Gifford, J. Ro enberger, J. Vala, B. McBride, Coach A. trope. ot pictured: E. Ha zard. Here I come ... Sophomore Ja on

Ander on take the ball down the fiel in an attempt to score again t players from Hastings.

ALL IT TAKES IS A LITTLE ATTITUDE

ome people say that practice is what makes a great team. But it's more than that. It all starts with attitude. As an athlete you have to want to get out there, do the be t job that you can, and come off that playing field, satisfied with yourself, knowing that you played your best. Take a little attitude and some team work, and you've got this year's JV 12 JV AND RESERVE BOYS SOCCER

soccer team. At every game, every player got onto that soccer field and put their hearts into the game. The guys cheered each other on at every game and kept the team spirit high. Many friendships were farmed within the team this year. Sophomore Shawn Lucas said one of the best things about being on a Southeast team is the friends he

made. "Being part of a team let you get to know people whc have something in common witl you." This year's team is madf up of mostly freshman an sophomores with a few juniors Even though they may be young team, they have mon desire and determination thar. any other team could dream of. Wendy Lowery r

GOALIE, GOALIE ... You can't catch me ... JV

pla er, ophomore ick nyder, attempt to keep the ball away from a Ha ting goalie at the game again t Ha ting . The Knight won the game. "It wa a really go d game. We played well and won," aid nyder. _ me team ha e their own way of getting in pired, but the JV' way i much more intere ting. "Jo h Walter ' biting on the bu really in pired u !" n der aid, laughing.

RII photos by Todd Rees

RESERVE Northeast East Lincoln High Northeast East Lincoln High Pius York

aJ t , . Eva , . B l~ ur, A. Walden, M. hling econd: M. K , J. Prach il, . Heale , D. Fell , . Zaiger, J. Holmberg, Third: K. chroeder, J. Ro enberger, C. Wherry, R. Chappelle, . McDonald, D. Knight, . Ke ter, Coach D. Champoux.

We' e got thi game under controll.. ophomore Carl Jam hidi attempts to c r a goal for th J ccer team in a game again t Ha ting while ophomore Bri n hl ttm nn nd fr hm n Br d M Brid 1 k n. Th gu pl d r 11 11 th t d th m ih in. i k n d r i 'W a ut innin . It a n f th m that n thi ea on. All though the weather didn t al a cooperate ith the game the gu till went out there and pla ed their be t. JV AND RESERVE BOYS SOCCER

FIELD ACTION WIN Columbus Grand Island Hasting North Platte Omaha Marian Invite Kearney Lincoln High Norfolk . Fremont Lincoln East Pius Northeast LSE/LE Tourney District Tourney State Tourney

Just kick it ... Junior Katie Gerber i .

heading down the field in attempt to core again t the Lincoln Eat team. outhea t lo t 1 to in double overtime. Even though the ea on hac a slow tart the team wanted to make it to tate. The girl ju t don't play occer, the ha e fun!

115 NOT JUST A GAME

he field action for the Girls Varsity Soccer Team had its ups and downs this year. The girl accompli hed many thing as a team. In any port it is important to work together, and these girls did just that. The team was led by the experienced and well14 VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER

rounded seniors. "Our team has more experience and a lot of depth this season," said senior Melissa Knievel. "We al o have good defen e and leader hip ' added enior Le lie Gros han . One memorable moment this season was beating Columbus for the first time in five years. Losing

to Lincoln High in a shoot-OU' wasn't a big loss according tc Knievel. "It was an awesom game and a shoot-out doesn'· really win the game." Both Knievel and Gro han~ agreed that the be t thing abou being on the soccer team L making friends and having fun. Lori Wolfe

GAMES That's the spiritu.Senior Megan Littrell and juniors Cortney Clinard and Rachel Rossel cheer on their teammates during a game. Team unity was a big goal set by the team this sea on. "It's important to work • 110%," said senior Leslie Gros hans. "We wanted to work more as a team and try to make it to tate this year" said junior Courtney Clinard. One of Clinard's personal goals was to score this season which she accomplished during the Pius X game. Photos by Tracie Pedersen

Front: Rachel Rossel, Courtney Clinard, Kate Feely, Kim Ro , Second: Bet ey Saunder , Erica Feller , Barbara Bohn, Caitlin Wisemiller, Kel ey Duckworth, Katie Gerber, Third: Erica Fuller, Kama Hand, Malindi Gabelhou e, Le lie 1 Oro han , Megan Littrell, Meli a Knievel, Toni Luebbe, Coach ue Marx. ot Pictured: Hadley harp, Alexis Smith, Coach Jason Sherbeck. H ead o er heel ... enior Meli a Knievel how off her tuff durin m b rfi rmin th Ti r Whi thr Kni 1 i the nl m mb r n th te m h can r£ rm thi tunt. Talking a lot and pla ing together i imp rtant to Knievel to make a trong team.

VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER

TAKING IT TO JV ortheast East Lincoln High Omaha Roncalli ortheast East Columbus Hastings Schuyler Lincoln High Bellevue West Papillion/LaVista

JV: Front Row: M. Flower , A. Guzman, . Bartek, . McBride, C. Rometo, . Lamber on. econd Row: l everin, K. Dubi ar, J. Cre well, A. Bartek, Garthright, J. Marx en, A. Bulow. Back Row: Coac B. wan on, M. troh C. DeBo e, K. ommer, f-' Borcher , A. Keetle, . adelman. ot Pictured: I Dyer

Help! I need Tylenol. .. Fre hman Anne Bartek i led off the field by Coach Bob wan on after being knocked unconciou when he ran int an oppo ing pla er.

UNITED WE STAND "It was really cold and very game to spend time together.

hether playing 01_1 a cold, dark and ramy day, or on a hot, bright and sunny day, the Southeast JV and Reserve Girls occer team have played through it all. The wor t weather we have played through thi season was when we played ortheast for the first time," said sophomore JV midfielder Sara Lamberson. 16 JV AND RESERVE GIRLS SOCCER

windy which made it even colder." But the team fought through the weather conditions and won the game. Teamwork al o played a large part in the team ea on . All of the girl got along very well and have found many friendships on the team. To achieve team unity, they get together the night before every

"Each night before a game w all get together and eat pasta normally at Valentino's or a someone's house," saic ophomore Re erve player ik N w omer. We al o hav pecial cheer that we do righ before every game.' All of th unity led to success for th season. Heather Rott

THE LIMIT

Ouch... Fre hman midfielder Alicia Bulow headed the ball away from the oppo ing Lincoln High p la er . uthea t would win 5 to 0. Heading the ball can often time be dangerou in a occer game, if the player doe n't do it exactl right.

Reserve Beatrice Lincoln High Schuyler Lincoln High Pius Beatrice York

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run along ide a Lincoln ball up th fi ld. All f uth t h 1 Lin ln Hi h

Re r : Fr nt R g ehm J. T: chett , on ewcomer, A. Thomp on, K. Poner, K. Hembre, J. himerda, : Coach B. Brob t, J. Letheb , A. Clark, T. Cozine, . Heldt, J. Weke er, L. al tad J. Fitzgerald . Krep

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LErs PLAy SOME BAS Omaha Burke East Elkhorn Northeast Millard North Pius Ralston Omaha Bryan Pius Lincoln High Papillion Invite Millard South Ralston Tourney Northeast Lincoln High East District Tourney Papillion State Tourney Waiting for the pitch ... Seniors Andy Van Hom and Brian Millard wait for a pitch during a Var ity baseball game. Millard and Van Hom helped tum the double plays this year at econd.

FUN IN THE SUN

t's a gorgeous day. There are no clouds in the sky, the sun is shining. The varsity baseball team is in the batting cage warming up before a game. ' Game day are intense. We're ready to play and we don't like to lose, ' said varsity co-captain senior Erick Gaston. Lance Wiebusch described game days as, full of excitement and 18 VARSl1Y BASEBALL

always a lot of fun." As for practices, the guys on the team are always out there working hard, but get their share of fun too. " The coaches care about how we play. They want us to win and have fun. A long as we do good in practice, the coaches are happy, explained Gaston. With practices for two hours,

six days a week, the least yo could say about the team is that the members are dedicated t improving themselves. "We're all really close friends who have played together for many year , aid Wiebu ch. 'The team seems to get along better this year than last year," added Gaston. Chris Erickson

BALL

It' a long line drive ... enior Chad Cade wing at a pitch during a game. Cade wa a four ear Var ity member and one of the tarting pitcher for the Knight thi year. Photos by Tricia Houchin

Fir t row: Jo h mith, Brian Millard, Jeff Gruber Erick Ga ton, Cory o acek ate Keller. econd row: te e Ma han, Du ty Klein, Robbie Thor on And Van Hom, Lance Wiebu ch, ick Bark dale Derek Wilkin Chad Cade, Pat Kelle

It' a bang, bang pla at fir t ... Juni r R n D b t h thr t fir t th rth a t fir t th 11 ut f th dir . D k fill d in fi r th r it after a fe of th ir utfielder er injur d during the ea on.

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HITTING HOMERUNS Omaha Burke East Elkhorn Northeast Millard North Pius Ralston Pius Lincoln High East LPS N Tourney

First row: Chad Herron, Cory Novacek, Josh Brolhorst, Nate Keller, Mike Kontas, Second row: Joe Fox, David Meyer, TravL Armstrong, Nate Lindstrom, David Rawli. Craig Erickson, Third row: Brian Spanglet Travis Brock, Brett Stohs, Ryan Doak, Mike Nieman, Wade Spicer

Playing the waiting game... Brett Stohs waits to make an out as Ryan Doak looks on.

WARMUPS DIFFER FOR TEAMS

aseball isn't as easy as the JV and reserve baseball teams make it look. "It takes many hours of preparation," said sophomore reserve player Thom McKee. The teams practice six times a week for two hours each day. On game days the reserve team arrives about two hours early. They change and then 20 JV AND RESERVE BASEBALL

practice at the batting cages until 30 minutes before the game. They warm up and then take the field. Some players do even more. Sophomore reserve player Mike Weston said, "I pray before each game because it brings me good luck." "We all eat a lot of carbos at the pregame dinners to give us

energy," said junior JV playe Ryan Doak. Junior JV player Brian Spangler said they also drink a lot of water so they don't get dehydrated. The JV team comes about 45 minutes early to relax and to warm up, and sometimes to play a warm-up game called "Pepper," in which they practice throwing and bunting. Dori GlabE

FOR LSE

What a rifle ... Junior Wade picer trie to get a runner out a fir t during a JV ba eball game at outhea t. picer wa one of the key to the JV team ucce thi year.

RESERVE East Valley Reserve ortheast East Lincoln High Papillion/LaVista Millard South East ortheast Lincoln High East LPS Reserve Tourney

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The wind up, and the pitch ... Juni r R an D ak lat . r behind the left field fence faced danger during game pla ed at outhea t due to the hortne of the left field line. JV A D RESERVE BOYS BASEBALL

FASTER,FARTHER,AN NWU Invite Millard North Relays LPS Indoor Classic Northeast Grand Island Invite Fremont Invite Papillion/LaVista Invite LPS Championship Heartland Conference Districts State Championships

Let's get after it ... Junior Katrina Moore how good form printing to the fini h line in the 100 meter da h at the Papillion/La i ta In ite.

SUCCESS IN NUMBERS

hat do more than 80 Southeast girls have in common? They're all members of this year's huge girl ' track and field team. With uch a large number of girl on the team and becau e the different events often practice separately, the team has worked hard to keep a sense of unity. Senior Jenny Erickson 22 GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD

said, "There's not a lot of contact between all the girls in different events, but everybody knows each other, and we always cheer each other on. There are al o lot of fun a pect of being part of the big family atmosphere. Erickson said her most memorable experiences were joking around at Saturday morning practices

and seeing everyone compete at the meets. Junior Sarah Kinsey said, "The meets are lots of fun when everyone gets together. It's great becau e there are o many different people you get to know on the team. Sarah Eurek

HIGHER Aiming higher... ophomore ara Ora gi e it all he can to clear the bar in the high jump at the orthea t meet. Her effort paid off a he achi ed a per onal be t f 4 feet 10 inche . Ora aid, "It " a reall good f r me, becau e thi was onl the third or fourth meet. I wa really excited!' Gray aid that the whole team competed well, even though it wa a non, coring meet. Photos by Ember Miles

]. Adams, H. Ande n, E. Anderson, . Atwood, T. Baker, D. Barnhard, A. Barton, . Barton, W. Bauer, K. Beitler, J. Be er, K. Boven A. Bo:ek, B. Chri t, . Chri tensen, M. Cline, A. Conard P. Conard, . Cooper, K. Corli , K. Corona, A. Cox, . Doney, D. Elli , L. Elli , J. Erick on, A. Fatemi, E. Gerrard, E. G G Harder, . Hartwig, A. . Herring Hotchki e , E. ] • J. er, . Ki K , • K. v . Lu n, , . Pet . o n, ond, E. • , C. . , rman, J. ed hl P ke , L. Ta r, H. The , . ehnal, K. elch, , ,

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SETTING GOALS TO LAST

NWU Invite Millard North Relays LPS Indoor Classic Northeast Grand Island Invite Fremont Invite Pap.Ila Vista Invite LPS Championships Heartland Conference Districts State Championships

Put it up ... Sophomore Matt Jones ge focused on throwing the shot put at the Papillion meet. Concentration is a ke to succeeding at the shot put. "My goal is to focu on getting the hot put through the ring as fast as I can," Jones aid. Jones al o doe hot put to keep in hape for football.

Photo by Ember Mil es

BIG TEAM SOLID DREAMS they had one of the biggest just go and set new goals."

Pluribus Unum. In many, one. This phrase definitely describes track. Although there are many different individual events in order to succeed, the participants have to become one team. This year was not a exception for the Boys' Track and Field team, especially considering 24 BOYS TRACK A D FIELD

turnouts ever. Most team members practice six or seven times a week for about 2 1/2 hours each day. Each member al o ha a Per onal Record (P.R.). Thi i a goal they set for themselves in their event(s). Senior Clint Cederdahl said, "When you lose an event, you

Varsity sprinter coach, Carol Moravec, said there are many benefits of students being in track. 'Besides the obvious health reasons, tudents learn di cipline and re pon ibility. In addition, the things they learn in track carry over to other areas of life." Erin Dawes & Lea Reedy

A LIFETIME

Up and o er... Hurdling the

5 5 hurdle , ophom re Luke Mahoney (left) clear a hurdle near the end of hi race till in perfect form. A a ophomore Mahoney already hurdling for ar ity and placing in meet. The boy ' track team had many ad er e and talented member thi year.

Front: L. Connell, . \: an on, . Bohn . Jack on T. Gage, C. \ right 1. Ehler , B. Bare, C. Eckstein, K. John on, D. Riple , J. Cammack J. H ne , E. Riddle. Second: D. Jenkin , A. Rathbun, . Farmen, K. Tingle, . Blomberg, D. Firestone, C. Bills J. fa alt, . \ inter, R. Pierson, U. Hudnall, E. itt, E. Sitzman, C. Wei hahn, J. Hm ·ell-Burke Coach J. tcCracken, Coach . John on. Third: B. Plageman, J. Hubka, B. \ andzilak, J. une , B. Garrett, . Guenzel, 1. Broadus,]. Ed\: ard , T. E ben en J. Bell, D. Daniel, . Tucknott, J. Cho B. Hodg on Coach K. Crippen, Coach T. Lar on. Fourth:S. 1echam, . Iron , T. Cahela, J. Floyd, D. Bulin, C. Uhrmacher, 1. Fire tone, . Gulya , J. Bell, T. Carlton, . teinke, J. Kitching, C. an e , R. Thomas, . Cederdahl, Coach T. Focht. Fifth:T. Oltman, T. Beard, T. Burn , 1. ichol , B. \: an on, K. 1oore, J. Ke ter, R. tartin, R. Ruliff on, J. Harrell, T. chkade, . Riple , B. \i ilson, .Kalba z, J. Aron, Coach T. Timmon ixth:C. dam , G. Dirk en, D. Tra i , B. Hempel . Bateman L. Iahoney, L Roby, C. Rein ch, . guglia, J. Cary, K. John on, S. Beard, C. \i ebb, K. Ta lor, Coach C. 1oravec. Back: D. \ alker, J. 1cCall R. Pa elka,L. Peter on, R. Kru e, C. \i ittmann, 1. Hergenrader, K. Kollmorgen, J. Connor, 1. Jone , R. Ander on, J. Buckbee, C. Baumbach, H. Gro e, B. Bonn tetter, Coa h . ampola. ot Pi tured: 1. Bigger taff, J. Chen, J. Em ick, J. Jackson, . King, 1. 1 urd , J. Ott, R. uko at , . ii on.

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SPOTTING THE BASELINE VARSITY Lincoln High Omaha Burke Grand Island Omaha Marian Ralston Invite Omaha Westside Fremont Invite Beatrice Grand Island Invite Lincoln East ortheast LPS Championships Heartland Conference State Championships

JV Wilber Lincoln High East ortheast Crete LPS JV Tourney Reserve

Lincoln High East ortheast LPS Tourney It's mine ... JV player A hley Sahling wing for the ball at an early ea on game. All of the player got the opportunity to practice their technique on a regular ba i at the Knoll , which wa a real treat for both the pla er and the pectator . Photo by Tracie Pedersen

ennis is a sport which requires nothing but determination and skill. And as that fuzzy little ball makes its way over that loosely woven net only pure thoughts of pure focu fill the mind of the server. "When you're out on the courts, it's just you, there's nothing around you, no noise from the crowd, things just 26 GIRLS TE

MATCH POINT But it's not all fun and game seem to fade away," Varsity player senior Paige Johnson explained. The players weren't the only ones who took part in the teams' succes the parents of the player alway tocked the girl up with a harve t of food right before every game. 'Play tennis, pig out," said JV player Steph Downs, junior. It's almost a ritual for the teams.

for the teams. Their practice include "running to condition, playing doubles, practice serves and if we ever have any trouble, coach gives u a talk and we keep getting better each time, ' added JV player and ophomoreLeah Lund. Heather Schleiger and Jame Strand

GIRLS TENNIS TEAMS VARSITY: Kaite Morgan, Amber Garnett, Cary Deeter, Kristin onderegger, Chri ty Jensen, Amie Perlman, Laura Satorie, Jenny Moore Sammantha Hohen ee Jodi Buman, Lindsa Reineke, Paige Johnson JUNIOR VARSITY: Jenny Herz, hley Sahling, bi illiam , teph Do ns, Alison Curti helby ibbles, olly Hunt, hley Curtis, Carly Tegt, Carrie yer , Leah Lund, Kate Hutchens RESERVE: Emily Eisenhauer, Stephanie Taylor, Kate S isher, Jill Renner, Maggie DeBord, iki Urmacher Beth Blosser, Robyn Kingsley, Stephanie Mcleese, Kaite esthoff, Kate Wilson, Charolette Jensen, Kerri Herz

Photo by Maureen Kane Stretching out ... Junior Abi William tretche out and pre are the racket for the ball during a ar it meet. In a tenni match, the pla er ha e to be prepared for their opponen next hit and often the e en ha e to anticipate their next mo e.

L aning toward th omp tition... J uni r Kri tin nd r r r r t hi th in min b 11. i-; hit h ball 11 in tenni a pla r ha t ha e th r k t perpendicular to the ground o the can hit the ball ell.

Photo by Tracie Pedersen

GIRLS TE

THE WORLD ACCORDING VARSITY Beatrice Invite Grand Island Invite Omaha Westside Invite Beatrice LPS Championships Columbus Invite Capital City Invite Pius X Heartland Conference Lincoln Scramble District Tourney State Tourney

JV Lincoln East Pius X Northeast Lincoln High LPS JV Tourney Lincoln East Northeast Lincoln High

Making the par... Senior and Var ity team member Ja on Herz i working hard at finishing his game with thi • last putt as junior David Campbell look on and takes a few pointer from hi fell ow teammate. L E practice at all the Lincoln golf cour e . This provide each golfer with a well, rounded skill of play.

NO NEED FOR JUSTIFICATION

any people believe that golf should not be a sport. It shouldn't even be mentioned in the sports summary of the evening news. Well tho e people are wrong! "You houldn t have to justify golf as a sport, ' said sophomore Matt Cherry. It is not so easy to get a little white projectile to fall 28 BOYS GOLF

into a tiny hole in the middle of nowhere. Golf provides a relaxing atmosphere in great weather but it is not all fun and games. "To me golf mean hard work and dedication aid Cherry. A typical golf practice lasts two to two and a half hours and the team plays nine holes. "Putting

and hitting the ball with enough speed and strength is one of the hardest things for a golfer to master," said senior Jason Herz. Josh Strain

TO GOLF

The next John Daly... Junior Matt Cherry practice his putting a ophmore Mike Vanier and David Fro chie er look on. Putting is the harde t kill to mater in golf. When putting the golfer ha to take into consideration wind peed and the di tance between the ball and the hole. With great putting kill one can ea ily pla with the pro . "Be ide putting the harde t kill to ma ter i choo ing the right pop and candy bar to eat while golfing," aid Cherry. FORE!.

RII photos by Tricia Houchin

1st Row Re erve: Mike Vanier, Ben Miriov ky, Joh ick Fischel 2nd Row JV: ate Kelli on, David Cre well, Paul Grieger, Matt Cherry, Greg Buckley, eth White 3rd Row Varsity: Ja on Herz, Kent Kurtzer, Adam Blank, David Fro chei er, David Campbell, Alex Bahe, Coach Dan Wolfe If you sink it, you will eagle... ophmore David Fro cheiser works hard at inking hi hot at Highland golf cour e. Golf cour thi year are not looking very go d due to the lack of rain. Th bad conditi n mak it t ugh t putt nd c nt 1 the r 11 f th ball. Fr h i er d n t 1 t thi b th r him he concentrate on hi putt. "The be t thing about golf i the sati faction after making the putt," aid Fro cheiser.

Fi cher, Eric Bauer,

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Girls B'asketball: Front Row: Melis a Garthright, Kandra Dor ey, A hley Curtis, Meli a Wood, Alicia Bulow, Karla Corona. Back Row: Jennifer Laboranti, April Fatemi, Miriah Zaj ic, Abby Conard, Renee Antholz, Sarah Ziemer, Keenan Copple

Boys Basketball: Front Row: Seth White, Jared Rathe, Mike Barrera, Jim Connell, Andy Beil, Jes Arter, Ronnie helley. Back Row: Wally Han on, Andrew Bateman, David Travis, Chris Wittgren, ate Cane, Keller Kopf, Brett Garrett, Matt Church, Coach Tom Yontz

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Volleyball: Front Row: Stacey Merritt, Lindsey Shepard, Maggie Blomgren, Leigh Moraczewski, Kandra Dorsey, Katie ugent. Back Row: Coach Susie Vawter, Kim Melichar, Meghan Kent, Janna Knoche, Katie Corliss, Erin Gerrard, Stephine Sorensen

Baseb 11: Front Row: J. Arter, J. Tucci, T. Moore . Micki h, A. Zupancic, E. Gonzale . econd Row: K. Eva co, R. chacht, E. Gordon, R. Headrick, J. Connell K. Smith, D. Richter, . Blue. Third Row: A. Ro , B. Lambelet, M. Porto, Z. Mo eman, B. Ander on, T. Pru ha, J. Tahlman J. Luk h. Back R w: J. Leath rman, J. Pr n il, T. Mill r, Rudd, C. Lo , C. Wittgren, F. Thome, J. Javor k . ot pictured: Coach G. Le man, Coach D. Leader 30

FRESHMA.N SPORTS

FRESHMAN SPORTS •

Gold ootball: A. Allen, B. Ander on, T. Arm trong, B. Bacu , . Beard, J. Bechtel, G. Bartz, J. Brager, . Bruner, J. Connell, M. Foote, T. Garrett, . Gra , T. Han en, R. Headrick, M. Hergenrader, A. Holbert, D. Hute, A. Javor k , A. Jone , . Jone , M. Kett miller, R. Legg, B. McBride, J. Miller, J. 01 on, J. Ott, Pauley, R. Roger , R. chacht, T. Staehr, R. Sukovaty, F. Thome, T. Soto, D. Wampler, D. Wentz, D. Wilken

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ootball: D. Bateman, A. Beil,

R. Berry, G. Buckley, J. Em ick, J. Feit, J. Field , . Francis, B. Garrett, T. Gifford, G. Green, E. Gonzale , E. Gordon, B. Hempel, J. Javorsky, K. Kopf, S. McDonald, T. Mier , P. ichol , C. Odenbach, E. Orbin, K. Peter en, J. Pickel, J. Preno il, J. Ramos, G. Rathbun, A. Rudd, A. Sommer , . Tangerman, B. Timperl , S. White, A. Ybarra

Preparing for the future ... Freshman baseball player celebrate after coring a run. The e Knights are the future of ports at outheast. Many fre hman participate each year at many different levels.

FRESHMAN SPORTS

'96 A'

Adams, Cory* Agee, Cameron c:/)Aldridge, Andy YD 11, 12, Speech c:/)12, Debate 10, UN 10, 11, Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, One Act 11, Fall ~Play 10, 12, Spring Play 10, 11, 12, '-'-fintel. 12, Choice 12. "Always save one

;

~ bullet for yourself! Tomorrow never

knows, I am RA, this is all that matters."

Alexander, Tadd Alles, Christine Inter. 12, YD 11, 12 -VP, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 11, 12, PP 11, POWER 12, Choice 12.

Allison, Angela Anderson, Amanda L. Anderson, Amanda StuCo 11, 12 Historian, Shield 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12. "I love you, my Sesame Street Pals! Wats- It takes two to tango! We have been through a lot... Brickman, Florida, Minnesota, My Bad, Sly and Silvia our fiddler crabs, etc. What would Bert be like without Ernie? P.S. I'm a FREAK!!!"

Anderson, Emily* Inter. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top ·3% 10, 11, 12, MC 12, GTrack Var., -Capt., GCC Var. -Capt., GBBall Var. Capt.

Barret, Adam Bartels, Andra Bartling, Kelly Inter. 12, Out. Enc. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12.

Batty, Justin Bauer, Andrew Bauer, Elizabeth Baxter, Anthony Beard, Timothy* Inter. 12, NBC 12, FBLA 11 -Sect., 12 -Pres., TARS 12, Debate 10, 11, Comp. 12, UN 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, PCS 12 -VP, Sci. Olym. 11, MC 11, 12 -Tres., Intel. 11 -CoPres., 12 -Co-Pres., Leader. 12, BTrack Var., BCC Res., JV -Co-Capt., Var -CoCapt., BSoccer JV, Var. "I have found power in the mysteries of thought; exaltation in the chanting of muses; I have been versed in the reasoning of men; but Fate is stronger than anything I have known" -Euripides

Beekman, Matthew Bender, Chad* Imp. 11, 12, Math Club 10, 11, Comp. 12, Intra. 10, 12, Sym. 10, Orch. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Sci. Olym. 10, 11, 12, Choice 12, Men's VB Club 11, 12. "Reach .....----,~ ....__future."

Ash, Mark Intra. 12, Fish. 12. Austin, Sarah (Lincoln High) StuCo

Bentz, Andrew Berger, Gabrielle* Intra. 10, 11, 12,

11, Speech 10, Debate 10, Drama Club 10, 11, One Act 10, Fall Play 10, Joynight 10, Multi. 10, POWER 10, Psych. 11, GTrack Var., GCC Var., illusion Theatre, French Club. "My

NBC 12, YD 11, 12, UN 12, Out. Enc. 11, HR 10, 11, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, POWER 12, Choice 12, Peace 12. "Through all your seasons, down all

B Bachman, Kristine* Baker, Jill* Ball, Andrew Banta, Oliver Inter. 10, 11, FBLA 10, Comp. 11, 12 -VP, Intra. 12, HR 10, Multi. 11, MC 12. "God is Real, unless

the roads you go, celebrate and sweeten the loads you tow."

Bergstrom, Nathan Berry, Laura Beynon, Peter • Blake, Adam Bode, Michelle Bode, Melanie* Bohling, Angela FBLA 12, Art Masters

Lunch fam. S- I love forever, P- I don't feel it, "Sarah". A- DD, lights on, lights off. M- I love you."

32 SENIOR SUMMARIES

we've been through, we will succeed."

Broadus, Mike StuCo 10, 11, 12 -Tres.,

to see you next year. Have fun with your hatless school."

Brown, C.J. NBC 12, TARS 11, 12, Math Club 10, 11, 12 -Pres., Comp. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, Sci. Olym. 10, 11 -Treas., 12 Pres., Intel. 11, 12. Buckbee, Michaela* HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Mock 12, MC 11, 12. Budde, Erika NBC 12, YD 11, 12, MC 11, POWER 11, 12, Choice 12, Red Cross 12 -Tres., Orch. 10, 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, GTrack Res., GCC Res., JV. "Don't stress out - high school isn't that important."

making my high school days memorable Corey, Riss, Brandi, Amanda, Carmen, Katie, Paige, Jenni, Cheerleaders, and everyone."

Intra. 12, Chan. 11, Cham. Chr. 10, Sym. 10, 11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12, Orch. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, POWER 12, Choice 12. Boop, Jennifer CG 11, 12, March 10.

11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS, Fish 12, Leader. 12, Psych. 12. "GNO, Ten Girl Condo,

Chan. 11, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 11, 12, NHS 12, N of K 12, PP 11, 12, Softball JV Capt., Var. "C. C. & ]. B. - with everything

me on that."

Bantam, Tena Barber, David Imp. 10, Life 10, 11,

Bargas, Mandy Shirettes 12, Ski 10,

Brethouwer, Michelle Brettmann, Christi Brey, Kelly Cheerleader 12, CC 12,

Budler, Jessica Bukacek, Lisa* Cheerleader 11, 12,

Boilesen, Elizabeth Imp. 11, 12,

die, and in between we do pointless things, like go to school."

D-signwetstickzuchblood, SOPHPROMVEGGIES, fluxcapadter, HIPPYCUFFBRIDGEOUT, brewbros., PAQUINAHORNEYTOADPALM.S?, nscviaduct, SPOOKOO, stacymylome, EGIRLSVS.SEGIRLS, 1.k.d., SWEETLIPSINJH, Sbadsistas'brehempelhoneycutthassetiffany, 1 0GIRLCONDO, shosho!"

10, 11, 12, Round Table 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Red Cross 10, Sym. 10, 11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12, Thal. & Thes. 10, HR 10, PCS 12, POWER 12, Pep Band 10, 11, 12. 'This is my quote and you can quote

declared integer."

12, FCA 10, FB Var. ''We're born, we

Enc. 10, 11, 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 10, 11, 12, Musical 12, KS 10 -VP, Bel Conto 11, 12 -Pres., Home. Roy. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, N of K 11, 12, PP 12, Fish. 12, GSwim Fresh. "BVDTMCFHD93,

Broderick, Thomas Broderson, Andrew Bronson, Heather Brown, Pat Trap 10, 11, 12 -VP. "Hope

No matter what happens in our lives we will always be the best of Friends. Lylas"

11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, MC 12, Leader. 12, VB Res.

Bouge, Bethany Boyte, Dax Brager, Erin Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Out.

Violets are putrid. This year is over, Let's all get stupid!"

11, 12, NHS 12, GTrack Var. "Hey Girls!

Austin, Jon Avey, Jill* CG 12, Ski 10, Intra. 10,

"Always remember you can do whatever you set your mind to. To my friends ... Thanks for everything. I'll miss you!"

Intra. 12, Home. Roy. 12, Multi. 12, Mock Trial 10, PP 11, 12, Fish. 12, Leader. 12, • FB Res:, BTrack Var. "Roses are red,

Anderson, Brett Andrews, Arie Archer, Rebecca Asche, Tasha Clarion 11, 12, HR 10,

future is so bright, gotta wear shades!"

10, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, FCA 11, GSwim Var. -Capt.

Bordeaux, Kenneth Borer, Jennie CC 12, Chan. 11, Mix. 10. "Even though school isn't my favorite place to be at all, I lived through it. I just ate my Wheaties. It got me through the day."

Botkin, Jamie DECA 11, 12, Ski Club

Mix. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Fish. 12, Leader. 12, GDive 10, GGym. 10, 11, 12 -Capt. "Thank you for

Bulin, David* Imp. 10, 11, 12 -Pres., Round Table 12, FTD 12, Out. Enc. 12, Intra. 11, 12, Musical 10, CC 11, 12, Mix. 10, March. 10, 11, 12, Concert 10, 11, Thal. & The. 10, 11, 12, HR 11, One ct 10, Fall Play 10, Spring Play 10, N of K 10, 11, 12, PCS 11, Life 11, MC 12, Trap 10, FCA 11, 12, Choice 12, Key Club 12 Tres., Power Puff 12, Pep Band 10, 11, BTrack JV, Var. "If you know 100 people

l-Vith 10,000 different points of vie then it " ill help you to make wi er decisions. '

Buman, Jodi Burbach, Jacob Burch, Hillary Round Table 12, Chan. 11, 12, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, 11 12, H 12 Academic Letter Top 3% 10. "I l- anted to say something in pring but I ran out of braincell , so remember time ha nothing to do with infinity and jelly donuts." Burkman, Travis Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR

12, FCA 10, 11, 12, BB Fresh., Res., BSoccer N, ar., Powder Puff 12. Burns, Thomas BC 12, Debate 11, 12, Math Club 10 11, 12 -Sect. Comp. 11, 12 - ect., FTD 12, U 12, Intra. 12, HR 10 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter /Pin, Top 3% 12, PCS 12, ci. Olym. 10, 11, 12 Tres. Intel. 11, 12 BTrack N BTennis Var. -Capt.

Byrd, Melanie*

C 12, Intra 12, FB N ar. -Capt., BBBall Res. N.

Cade, Chad DEC ar. -Capt., BB

Calhoun, Dustin Callahan, Joy Round Table 12 FTD 12, Orch. 10, 11, 12, HR 10. "Ysabel, loves you!"

Cann, Rob TARS 10, 11, 12 -Pres., Intra. 10, 11, CC 11, of K 11, PCS 12, Trap 10, 11 12 -Var., FB Fresh., Res., N, Wrestling Res., N. "Life is what you make of it."

Carlson, Lesa Carney, Julianne

Christie, Karen Clare, John* DEC

influenced my life at LSE: Tidball (the greate t coach ali e) corporal puni hment Leg my hookel'. , and many more. '

"RMF, JUD, FAM, A D FRIE D PEACE AND LOVE! CARPE DIEM! HAIL TO THE GREE , WHITE A D ORA GE! GOD BLESS THE USA!"

Crumb, Jamie DEC

11 12 ki Club 12 Intra. 10, 11, 12, Home. Roy. 12 Prom Ro . 11, HR 11, 12, PP 12 FB Fresh., ar. -Capt., BB N BTrack JV BSoccer ar.

Clayton, Zach Clements, Andrew Clements, Scott Cocozza, Josh "As the sun sets slowly in the west, we bid you all a fond fairwell."

Cohen, Robyn Inter. 10, 11, 12, Syn. 10, 11, Concert 10, Orch. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 12, Choice 12, GTrack 10. "Good time, great memorie . '

Curtis, Andrew* Inter. 10, 11, 12,

Cole, Jessica YD 11, 12, Mu ical 10,

Intra. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter/Pin Top 3% 10 11, 12 C 11, 12 -Pre ., BBBall Re ., B occer ar. -Capt.

12, CC 11-Rep., 12 -Pre ., Ar ova 11, 12 -Pres., Cham. Chr. 10 Thal. & The . 10, 11, 12 -V.P., One ct 10, 11, 12, Fall Play 10, 11 12, Spring Play 10 11, 12 of K 11, 12, MC 11 12, POWER 11 - Founder/ Pres., 12 -Pres., Choice 12, Peace 12. "Evil memorie of this school are now era ed from my mind. But many -i,, onderful friends and memorie will always remain."

Cole, Katie DEC

11, Home. Roy. 12 Fish. 12, GDive. Var., GGym. Var. -Capt., GSoccer N. "Cherish the time you have, if you waste it, it will be gone forever."

BC 12, DECA 10, Debate 10, 11, U 10, 11, Out. Enc. 10, Rugby 10, 11, POWER 12, Fish. 12 GGolf ar. "I'm full of Mexican food, so I take a

Coleman, Scott "What a Jong strange

"trip" to wild wood, where the Kro-i,,v, feed on Fungi, Snowflakes everywhere."

Treas., Ski Club 11 HR 10, 11, 12 H 12, GGym. JV. 'Attention

Carpenter, Paul Carter, Kevin Carter, Chad Cassel, Kimberly Round Table 12, Orch. 10 11, 12, HR 10 11, 12, HS 12 Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10. Castro, Jason of K 12, Intra. 10, HR 10, 11, 12 HS 12, restling N, Var.

trip it's been."

Collings, Tara Comstock, Cara Shirette 11 -Sec., 12 creatures, Florida rocked! To Chunk thanks for everything. Love to the foursome. London '95. Hey you gu~ , Footloose Forever!!"

Connealy, Molly Imp. 12, CC 12, Chan. 11, Mix. 10, of K 12, 1ulti. 11, Life 11 12, PP 11, 12, POWER 12, Ke Club 12. "If

"Yes ..... the Fiat i STILL in the reconstruction phase."

Casullo, Lisa Imp. 11, 12, Inter. 10, 11, 12, YD 11, 12, Art Masters 10 11, 12, Round Table 11, 12 -Pres., FTD 11, 12, U 12, Orch. 10, 11, Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12, HR 10 11 12, NH 12, cademic Letter, PO ER 11 12, Choice 12 -Pre ., Peace 12, P ych. 12.

Cate, Christen Catrer, Robby Cederdahl, Clinton Chapman, Carmen HR 11, 12 Fish 12, GG m.

ar. "Love Lu t

omething like that, roll it and make it fat. winging through all the ji e " e're till ST YI ' ALIVE!'

Cheney, Justin Christ, Beth YD 12, Intra. 10

han. 11 12 • . 1 HR 1 1 12 H 12 M 11 12, PP 11 12 hoi 12, Friend Club 12 GTrack ar. G C JV ar. 'Good luck toe eryone and don t

e er gi e up on your dream . Christianson, Robert

11 Rugby 11monument to one lies in the beauty of memorie left behind." Curry, Jon TAR 10, of K 11, 12, Intel. 12 Out. Enc. 12, Mu ical 10, CC 11, KS 10 C 11, 12. 'Bye kiddie , Fare thee well, and I 11 see you in the sun." anager. '

you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it."

Connor, John Conroy, Joseph Contreras, Sean Cooper, Chris FB Fre h. Re . JV BBBall JV -Capt,

ar., ar. - apt. "Peace out!'

Corkle, Shannon* Cose, Chad Out. Enc. 12 Intra. 12 10 Ke Club 12 FB JV ar. BBBall Re ., BB Fre h. 'I got me a car it eat about 20. o come on and bring our jukebo budd . Keep on Trockin . '

Curtis, Christopher Cutting, Kim Inter 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12; H 12,

cademic Letter, GGym Var.

"Smile!- And just be happy to be

alive."

D Daggett, Brian FBLA 10, 11, 12 -VP, Intra. 10, 11, 12, ym. 11, 12, arch. 10, 11, 12, Concert 10, Thal & Thes. 12, SSS 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 10, 11, restling N, ar. "I have always had somewhat of a religious background, and thank GOD I'm getting OUT of this place! P.S. Long Live SSS!'

Daniel, Draper Daniels, Aaron Imp. 12,

of K 12, PP 12, POWER 12, Leader. 12, Choice 12, Key Club 12 Intra. 12, CC 12. "HLM Crew-

ever forget back in the days, and the people who made those days, summertime, The Platte, cars, boi ling, motels, issans, road trips, recruiters. Tho e days aren't over. Thank you all. JACOBI"

Daniels, Conn Dankenbring, Karen CC 11, 12 -Tre . KS 10, C 11, 12 -Co-Pres., Thal. & Thes. 12, HR 10 11, 12, HS 12, cademic Letter, of K 10, 11, 12, Life 12, POWER 11, FC 10 usic Club 11. 'Love you C & , Tina, Cole, Coop, Mads, arf, Big Bang, Sexy tocking, Go Be sie & Beast. Thanks for the memorie ! '

Davis, Jessica Davis, Ty Deal, Richard Decker, Nathan Deeter, Cary Cheerleader 12, ki lub 11 HR 10, 11, 12 H 12 PC 11 1C 12 Fi h. 12 Leader. 12 GTenni ar. Capt. "JLKA-Thank for al\! a~ putting a mile on m face! I lo e ou gu ! Be\! are of Bo! Don t let the door hit ou on the 1; a out!"

Covolik, Kellie Creswell, David* Int r. 11, 12

Demma, John

12 D 12 ut. n . 11 1 Intra. 1 11 12 Or h. 10 HR 10 11 12 H 12 cademic Letter Intel. 12 BTenni ar. -Capt. B occer JV.

DeWitt, Angie Imp. 1 11 han. 11 12 hal. 11 12 H 12 c demic L tter/Pin Top 3% 10, POWER 12. othing i be ond

Id like to thank everybod

the reach of determination.

SE IOR SUMMARIES

o\~~;~~P.y 411

Dietz, Kelly CG 10, 11, Inter. 10 C/)FBLA 12, Ski Club 12 Synkra. 10 -Capt., r I \ 11, 12, hield 10 11, 12, Chan. 11, \ I ...JCham. Chr. 10, HR 10 11, HS 12, PCS ~ 1 2 , Multi. 10, MC 12, Fish. 12 GS im '- \jvar. 'Get in the ~ water, it will make

you feel better."

Dirksen, David Doan, Jesse Doeschot, Billy Doiel, Chad, Dombrowski, Jim Debate 10 Dorsey, Shannon VB Res., JV-Capt. Downing, Kent* Math Club 10, Comp. 10, 11, 12, U 10, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, cademic Letter, Top 3% 10, 11, POWER 12, Intel. 11, 12. "The best thing about drinking a i arm Sprite is you never have to wony about it getting warm."

Duckers, Christi Duden, Matt Intra. 10, 11 12, HR 11, 12, B occer Var. -Capt., 10, 11, 12. "Founder of 0.C., DUDEY DUGAN, Fire Fighter, REEB EM, Snorkling, MDKH 4 EVR, IMGNA WNDA LOTTERY."

E Edwards, David Jr. Inter. 11, StuCo 10, YD 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, Multi. 11, 12, MC 10, FCA 11, 12, Fish. 12, Key Club 12, Powder Puff 11, 12, FB Var., BB Var., BTrack Var., BBBall Var. -Capt. Ehlers, Jeff BTrack JV, BCC JV, Var. "Lincoln Southeast is the greatest school I have ever been in."

Elder, Cindy* Round Table 12, Intra. 11, Musicals 10, 12, Ars Nova 12, Sym. 10, 11, 12 -Pres., March. 10, 11, 12, Jazz 11, 12, Orch. 11, HR 10, 11, Academic Letter/Pin, of K 10, 11, 12, POWER 11, 12, Peace 12. "Thanks to David Letterman, Conan O'Brian and all praise to the Almighty Band God."

Elder, Mandy Elkins, J errad Elsasser, Troy England, Matthew* Erickson, Christine Imp. 11, 12, YD

10, 11, 12, NH 12, Top 3% 10 GCC G occer JV -Capt., ar. "Succe sis

ar.

getting what you want, Happines is wanting what you get."

Fenton, Joel Intra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 11, 12 HR 12. "I never mean any harm. I have discovered a kinder way of life."

Fertig, Jaime* Imp. 12, Inter. 12

Gardner, Tony Garris, Corey* tuCo 10, Ski Club 10, HR 10 11, 12 HS 12, cademic Letter Top 3% 10, 11 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, Fish. 12, BBBall JV, Var. -Capt. "This school has provided students with many great opportunities, including a good education."

Round Table 12 -Sec., Chan. 11, 12 Cham. Chr. 10, Thal. & Thes. 12 HR 10, 11, 12 HS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10 11, 12, POWER 12, Psych. 12, Spirit Club 10, Music 11. "Hey Ribbon-

Garver, Ben Gaston, Erick* Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR

girl-I'll miss you singing Ezra & Gail, BooBoo. Oinkyado and Chocotaco. Jeffrey/ Josey/Bosco and don't upset your glass! PYE. Love, your sis. Best wishes & God Bies ! '

Gates, Lisa Gesch, Jeremiah 'Glad to get here,

Fields, Randall Filliez, Matthew Firestone, Matt* DECA 12, HR 10, 11 12, HS 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, FE-Fresh., Res., JV, BTrack Var. -Capt. Fischer, Eric

10, 11, 12, HS 12 Fish. 12, FB Fresh., Res., JV, Var., BB Fresh., Res., JV -Capt., Var. -Capt. glad to go; what comes next I don't know."

Gibbs, Jeremiah Gibson, Ian Intra. 11, Musical 12, CC 11, 12 -Sec./Senior Rep., KS 10, C 11, 12 -Co-Pres., HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, of K 11, 12, POWER 12, FB Fresh., Res., JV, BB Fresh, Music Club 11. Love 4-ever:

Fisher, Rebecca Fleming, Diah Fletcher, Donald

C&N '94-'96, Emo, Pip, L.A.,Raz, Wally, ]MC, Kiwi, Bullhorn, Greer, Haasey, Mis Lancaster, catty, Googie, oonan! Life i a canvas, PAINT!"

Ford, David Comp. 11 Intra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 12, Fish. 12, BB Fresh. "Eight

Gilfillan, Dameon Gittens, Kayti CC 11, 12, Mix. 10,

is Enough."

Fowler, Felicia* Frager, Nick FB Fresh., Res., JV, BSoccer JV, Var.

Fraley, Nickolas Francil, Sheri Sym. 11, 12, March. 10,

of K 11, 12, POWER 11, Psych. 12. "Always

remember to smile, laugh even when things aren't funny and study in groups! • Keep smiling Court Choir!"

Glenn, Paul

11, 12, Concert 10, HR 10. "Band and Disco are forever! Cinco en Cinco!!! It's been interesting! To my friends- don't forget your Fluffy! Love Ya!"

Francisco, Heather Inter. 10, 11, 12, Art Masters 10, UN 10, 11, 12, Out. Enc. 11, 12, Intra. 11, 12, Musicals 10, 11, 12, Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, One Act 10, 11, 12, Fall Play 10, 11, 12, Spring Play 10, PCS 12, Multi. 10, POWER 11, 12, Intel. 12, Peace 12. "The water tower, Woods, YiaYia's, Omaha, Chicago, Valentine, and trips in general. I Love You CHBNJCAHFSMM."

Fras, Nikolai Fredette, Dan* FBLA 10, 11, TARS 12, Round Table 10, 11, 12, UN 12, HR 12.

Gandolfi, Susan Inter. 11,12, FBLA i2, Art Masters 10, Intra. 10,11,12, Red Cross 10, Sym. 10,11,12, March. 10,11,12, HR 10,11,12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Pep Band 10,11,12. Goodro, Jeremiah Goodwater, Sheila Graham, Tiffany Green, Clayton Green, DeeAnn Inter. 12, Out. Enc. 12,

12, Intra. 11, 12, Shield 12, CC 11, 12, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, of K 11, 12, Life 12, Mock 11, 12, PP 12, POWER 12, Leader. 12, Key Club 12, pirit Club 10 -Rep, GBBall Res. "Thanks for all the

Fredrickson, Nathan French, Jeffery* Frerichs, Dana Frey, Jeff Imp. 12, Rugby 10, March 10. "It's been a long strange trip."

HR 10, 11, 12 HS 12, MC 12, Leader. 12, ew Friends Club 12, People to People Sudent Ambassador 12, GGym. Var., GSoccer JV -Capt. "Kari, Julie, Shannon,

memories! You guys and gals are wonderful! HLM forever. Lotsa Love Always!"

Friesen, Courtney HR 12. Fuller, Erica Intra. 10, 11, GSwim

Kelly you are great! Thanks for drivin'. Love ya. Dee."

Fresh., G occer Var.

Gregg, Katherine* Inter. 12, NBC 12,

Erickson, Jennifer* YD 11, 12,

Fulton, Nicolas

Debate 10, 11, 12, UN 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, MC 11, 12, POWER 11, 12, Choice 12, GTrack JV, GCC JV.

Debate 10, hield 11, 12, Chan. 11, Mix. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Mock. 10 11, 12. "Everything

Gadeken, Kandice Gamet, Stephanie hirette 11, 12,

which I used to say could not happen, will happen no . " -Ovid

'Boomer: It hurt! I want me capuccino! Petie: I think I aw God o it wa ju t your du t. Ciao. '

Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, ademic L tter, POWER 11 hoice 12, GDive ar. GGym ar. 'True friend

Gregorius, David*

Erickson, Kelly Erwin, Hyle

come in quality, not quantity. Thank for everything Kellie!!! Live it up... ummer

F Fellers, Erica Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 34 SENIOR SUMMARIES

of'96." Gannon, Kyle Gardner, Jessica

BC 12, DECA 12, Intra. 10 11 12, Rugby 11 HR 10, 11 12, H 12, cademic Lett r/Pin of K 12, M 10 11 Fi h. 12, Intel. 12, BB Fresh., B im. ar., BBBall Fresh., BTenni JV, Var. "Maybe next year I will attend an institution that will actually challenge me."

rell, Sara* Cheerleader 11, 12 DEC 2, Intra. 10, 11, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12 cademic Letter/Pin Top 3% 10 11, 12 ,eader. 12.

ross, Kyle irosshans, Leslie* Inter. 11, 12, ki lub 10 HR 10, 11, 12, H 12 FC 10 1, 12, G occer ar., oftball ar. c,rove, Amanda* Inter. 12 Intra. 11, [hal. & Thes. 12, HR 10, 11, 12 cademic ..etter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11 12 PO ER 12, .,hoice 12, GGolf Fresh., Res. JV ar. apt. "Live life to the fullest. You can ever have too many croutons."

ruber, Jeffrey* ~uenzel, Ro* BC 12, U

12, Intra. 10, L1, 12, HR 11, 12, HS 12, Fish. 12, FE ~resh., Res. -Capt., JV, ar., BTrack Re . Graduation day. You're in your robe. ou till can't read or nrite. College tart in the fall. 0 Fear"

Harrifeld, Troy _Harris, Alison* Inter. 12, Art faster 11 HR 11

H 12 VB -

si t. 10.

Harvey, Christine NBC 12, YD 12, CC

vherever they may lead you."

H Haase, Ashley*

hirette 12, tuCo 12 , ki Club 11, Rugby 10, 11 12, Mu ical 2, CC 11, 12, C 11 , 12, 1i . 10, Thal. The . 11, 12, Home. Roy. 12, HR 12 , Fall Play 11, 12, Spring Play 11, of K 1, 12, PP 12, Fish. 12, Peace 12. "5Bd istrsBreHempHoneyHaaseTiffany, 10GrlCondo, ophProm Veggies, LLC, 'BoyzRDum, Creatures, RUAP?, WhoTheHellisGaylord?, ILvUTDog, antalopen ', iVhtPhi hShow?, 1epin 'InLo'sBd, RUHighUhYea, iVJwBStankin?, oCoGirls, 23Cases 12Botls, FiveBe tFriends Together forever."

Haberstich, Mary* hield 11 -People !Editor, 12 -Student Life Editor, Orch. 10, 11, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, of K 10, 11, pirit Club 10. "We are nm off to bigger and better things. Always remember the ast but don't linger in it and never let it hold you back."

Hames, Aaron Hamilton, Cheryl Hamilton, Julie Inter. 12, DECA 12,

is definitely an inten e learning experience, free of all tho e distraction like alcohol drug and women."

disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don't try. Peace."

hirettes 11 12 - gt. at Arm , CG 10 Inter. 10 12, CC 11, Cham. Chr. 10 Orch. 10, 11, 12 -Pres., HR 10, 11, 12, H 12 -Treas., cademic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, of K 11, 1C 12, POWER 11 12, GBBall Res. GTenni Fre h., JV -Co-Capt., Var.

Harris, Chelise Hatten, Heather Hauck, Heather PP 12 GSoccer JV. "Life eems to be a ne er ending series of survival . That's why it' a comfort to go hand in hand."

Cheerleader 11-Capt. 12Capt., Home. Ro . 12, HR 10, 11 12, H 12 cademic letter, Fi h. 12.

tho e lacker ! The bird ha left the building."

Holmberg, Kim* CG 11, 12, Inter: 10, PC 11, 1C 12 1ix. 11, 12, HR 10, VB Re ., JV -Capt. "To Kelly W., who Ii ill

'Go Knight !"

Heckman, Alissa FBLA 12, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter 'Pin, POWER 11, 12. 'You only Ji e once but if you live right, once i enough."

Hempel, Ashleigh Cheerleader 10, 11, ki Club 10, Out. Enc. 10, 11, lu ical 12, Ar o a 12, HR 11, 12, of K 11, 12, PP 11 , 12, Peace 12, G Fre h. "I love you BRE, T-Dog, Honeybutt, Haa ter, and Gab ! Remember 5 bad si ta and bizzm\·s forever! Thanx for the memorie !"

Hergenrader, Jon* FE Fre h., Res., JV, 'ar. , BB Fresh., Res., J , Fre h., Res. N, Var.

ar., BBBall

H 12 cademic Letter/Pin Top 3% 10, 11 12 MC 11 FCA 10 11 12, VB ar. -Capt. GBBall JV ar. -Co-capt. G occer ar. o matter ho threatening the

10, 11, 12, HR 10 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter/Pin, PP 12. "The grass is blue and the sky i green in the land of torie !"

Honeycutt, Jamie* Cheerleader 12, Ski Club 10 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter/Pin, Fi h. 12, VB . "Ten Girl Condo, What

11, 12, H 12, tock 10, Fi h. 12, FE Fresh., Re ., BB Fre h., BBBall Fre h., Re .

Hopkins, Lane Hornyak, Scott* Inter. 10, 11, 12-

Hergenrader, Sara Herman, Drew FTD 12, Intra. 10, 11,

Exec., FBLA 12, 1ath Club 12 1u icals 10, 12, KS 10, C 11 12, Thal. & Thes. 11, 12 HR 10, 11 12 H 12, cademic Letter/Pin, Top 3 % 10, 11, pring Play 11 of K 11, 12, PP 12, BTenni JV.

12, Rugby 11, 12, Fish. 12, FE Fresh., Re ., restling Fresh., Res., JV, ar. Capt. "Just chilling like Bob Dylan."

Herz, Jason Intra. 10, 11 12 HR 12 Fi h. 12, BGolf ar. BTenni

What are the philosophical and hi torical foundations of the American educational y. tem?" cla mate don't forget about the great memories that we hared."

Han sen, Paul Harr, Heather* HR 10 11 12

Holt, Todd Holtgrewe, Alyssa Intra. 11, 12 Orch.

Hergenrader, Matt* Ski Club 10, HR

you, Jen! Ierry Christmas Chri ! Southeast had its good times. Bye All!" Hance, Crystal Red Cros 10. 'Go for what you believe in. If you i ant something, don t top till you get it (to an extent).'

Road trip , Over the top at .I. U. norkling, Claremont Club, Merry Xma , Hol ha, Khmd4e er (512000), Let the ood time roll .. "

alway remember and thank for the great neak look at the B & B' , i e had a bla t."

AP mean?, T-Dog, Winslow, Bizow, Goober & Creature, What about Bob?, Green Helmet ight Lives."

Herz, Jodi POWER 11 12 GGolf Fre h.

NHS 12, FCA 11, 12 VB JV GBBall Re . JV '-lr. GSoccer ar. 'O.C. Tonto,

Hogrefe, Joshua* Hohensee, Samantha*

Holman, Janel Holman, Penny* Hollmann, Clay FE Fre h, Res., JV. "To

Out. Enc. 12, Intra. 12 HR 12, PP 12, POWER 12, Fish. 12, P ych. 12. I love

Han d, Kama* Intra. 12 HR 10 11, 12

10 11, 12 - Pre . U 10 11 12, Rugb 11 12 HR 10, 11 12, H 12 cademic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10 11, 12 of K 12, POWER 11, Intel. 11, 12, FL 10, 11 12. "Southeast

11, 12 Bel Canto 12, Cham. Chr. 10 HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter/Pin Top 3% 10, of K 11 12, PC 12, IC 12, Choice 12, oftball fang. 'You may be

Hayes, Kelly*

uill, Justin ulizia, Jessi CC 12 , Chan. 11, Bel anto 12, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, 11, ' 12, PP 12. "Follow your dream to

Hoffman, Rob Debate

circumstance of life may get God i in control.'

Res. JV,

ar. GTennis JV. 'Hey fellow

Hiatt, Jeremy Hinkle, Sarah Out. Enc. 11,12 HR 10 MC 12, POWER 12, Ke Club "Dream are incenti e for pul'. ue their happine ; are lo t, remember thi . '

12.

people to if ever you

Hobb s, Mark Ho bson, Me lissa

chool a aivful life i a i or. e. Im glad it o er, becau e the torture a a cur. e."

Ho d gson, Bre t Tri. 10 11, Intra. 1 11 12, 12 1 n 12

Hoelscher, Christopher Hoff, Brian

Hoskins, Ashley Choice 12 P ch. 12, ki 10, Intra. 10 HR 10 11 12, NH 12. "Godde

Houchin, Tricia* Round Table 12 Trea . •FfD 12 hield 11, 12 Red Cross 10 11 12 S m. 10 11 12 March. 10 11, 12 HR 10, 11 12, NH 12, cademic Letter/Pin, pring Play 11 of K 10 12. 1a your path be trewn i 1th floi er~ , memorie friend & happ hour. . May ble ing come from hea en abo e to fill your life i ·th peace and lo e. -An Engli h Ble ing

Howard , Jere my Howard , Sarah Imp. 10, 11 Inter. 10, 11 -Exec. Com.

larion 10 11 C 11, 12 ham. hr. 10, Thal. Th . 1 H 11 f 11, 12 Lif 12, 1 , In 1. 12. But b th gra f -VP B 1 anto 12,

fri nd

The mo t aluabl thing I ha kno ledge. I o e mo t of m the teacher. of outhea t.

"Cla es may have appeared as a joke, but not my true friends nor my memories, I laugh only i 1th happiness."

God I am i hat I am and hi gra tom a noti 1thout effect. 1 or. 15:10.

Hubbard , Brian Hubble , Jessica

You ne er knm

SENIOR SUMMARIES

hat

c\J

h:2 Q r r o ~ decisions wisely each day."

Hulett, John

C/')Hull, Erika GSoccer JV, Var. "Have

r ,,..fun and experience all you can, but \I~ don't ruin the chance of education. ~Party hard, but be careful." '- \JHuneke, Kevin ~Hunzeker, Chris Inter. 12, NBC 12, 1 Comp. 10, 11, UN 10, Out. Enc. 11, 12, Intra. 11, 12, Rugby 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 12, Intel. 11, 12, BSwim Var.

Hunzeker, Stephanie Hynes Jr., Jerry FBLA 10, 11, 12 Hist., Art Masters 10, 11, Ski Club 12, Intra. 11, Rugby 10, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Multi 11, 12, FB JV, Var., Wrestling JV, Var. "After 13 years of school, I've finally figured out what 2 +2 is ... , Oh wait, I forgot again. P.S. 1+1=16. 71

video cameras. It's been fun, I Jove you all!" Johnson, Paige GTennis Var. "To: Erin, Katie, Lisa, Jenni 'He pulled out' (The man of my dreams, MR. LOVE)."

Jonas, Seth Jones, Cleopatra Jones, Nicole Jones, Tracy Inter. 12, HR 12. Jorgens, Angie Inter. 12, HR 10,. 11, Mock. 11, Choice 12. "Some things are just better left unsaid."

K Kalbasz, Adam Comp. 12, Intra. 11, 12, HR 10, Men's Volleyball Club, Powder Puff, BTrack Var. "Twelve years of dedication ... it's over man!"

Kebriaei, Hamed Keilwitz, Geoff Keller, Cara VB Res. Keller, Megan

Irons, Alison

J Jecha, Andrew Jenkins, David* Inter. 11, Tri. 12,

love and peace."

Kelley, Pa trick Kelly, Angela Kemp, Nicole King, Bill Inter. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12. " What the hell were you thinkin'?"

Enc. 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 10, 12, Prom Roy. 11, N of K 11, 12, PCS 11 , 12, Fish. 12, Intel. 11, 12, FB Fresh., Res., JV, Var. "Love your mom, be true to

King, Odell Kinzie, Jolene Psych. 12, VB -Fresh. Kisicki, Aaron NBC 12, Debate 10, 11,

Jensen, Jay Jepson, Julie DECA 11, 12, Chan. 11 , 12, Sym. 11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12, Concert 10, HR 10, 11 , 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Choice 12, GTrack. "B who U want 2 B, but I'm gain ' 2 B FREE!"

Johnson, Bo* Round Table 12, Intra. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, BSwim Var. "Knowledge is a breeding ground for the cascade we commonly know as logic. True or false?"

Johnsen, Erin Top 3% 10, N of K 11, 12, CC 11, 12, KS 10, CNN 11, 12, Sym. 10, 11, 12, March 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin. "The best times of my life and the worst times of my life have all been at Southeast."

Johnson, David Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kara Johnson, Keith Johnson, Kellie* TAR 11, Chan. 12,

12, UN 10, 11, 12, Ski 10, One Act 12, Intel. 12. "... The Universe is my home, and the Human family is my tribe. "

Kisicki, Brad* NBC 12, Debate 10, UN 10, 12, Rugby 10, Musicals 10, 12, Thal. & Thes. 10, 11 -VP, 12 -Pres., One Act 11, 12, Fall Play 10, 11, 12 , N of K 12 -M.C., Intel. 12. "Hey brothers and sisters, may all you have given me be returned in wealth and happiness. I'm going home. "

Kitching, Jeremy Kitching, Julian* Klein, Dustin Knapp, John Knievel, Melissa* Inter. 11, 12, DECA 12, Close Up 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, Academic/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 11, 12, PP 12, FCA 12, Leader. 12, VB JV, Var. -Capt., GSwim Var. -Capt. "To: JM, ML, MP, AM, HH, SG, KK, JH, DC, & AC, Vienna, movie nights, coloring, & crying... Thanks for all the memories! For all the ups , downs, and all arounds, it's been great! I love you guys! Hey... Who's doin' that?"

Knopik, Erin Kobza, Andrew Inter. 10, YD 10, 11

Orch. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NH 12 Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12 , Life 10, 11, 12, FCA 11, 12, Litter 12, GSwim Var. 12 -Capt. "I have many

Kottwitz, Cathy NBC 12, Chan. 11,

wonderful memories from LSE: swimming, disco, bliveristic evenings,

Cham. Chr. 10, Sym. 12, March. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Top

36 SENIOR SUMMARIES

Fresh., BSwim Var. -Capt. 12, BTennis JV, Var. "See, I told you I was sick." Kramer, Joslyn Inter. 12, HR 11, MC 10, POWER 12. "Hi Trafer/Tracker, Crunchy! I love U Guys! Peach Juice rules! Hi to JH & CW! TW Arizona was huge!"

Krantz, Becky Sym. 10, 11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12, Concert 10, Spirit Club 10. - "Keep a map in your car. Don't be fake J.M. crazy driver! V.M. Bye band Group!!'

Krumenauer, Angela Kruse, Brian HR 10, 11, Fish. 12, FB Fresh., Res., JV, Var., BTrack Res., JV, Var .. Wrestling Fresh. "What a long, strange trip it's been!"

Kubly, Paige* Inter. 11, MC 12, Leader. 11, 12, Ski Club 11, Out. Enc. 11, 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, GGolf Res., JV, Var. "MyNamelsPAq ... ",

Kuhlman, Justina Kurtzer, Kent Inter. 12, DECA 11, 12,

Jensen, Caleb FTD 12, UN 10, Out.

your school, and always take care of your shoes. Eight is Enough 318."

about time we move into the real world."

Kovar, David Intra. 12 -Capt., BB

SouthernNights, Honeybearhugs, 3out3, Y&R, NSC, SnappleGNO, Romeo, & PKs. The 1 0GirlCondo, rangegirls, mylunchfamily, Ere, & SPAM together forever (a t least until 1300-500,000) So long BlueOx.... SHOSHO"

Math Club 10, 11 , 12, Comp. 11 -Sec., 12 -VP, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3 % 10, 11, 12, N of K 12, Sci. Olym. 11, 12 -Sec. , BTrack Res., BCC Res. Jenkins, Ryan HR 12 "Good luck,

3% 10, Mock Trial 11, Choice 12. "It's

12, U 10 11, Out. Enc. 11, Intra. 10, 11, Mock 10, POWER 11 12, Choice, 12. "It's story time?"

Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, • FCA 12-, Fish. 12, BB Res. , BCC Res., JV, BGolf JV. "Ariel, Shama, Lama- Love ya. Hey Chunky, David sang and danced before the Lord. If I point, it means nothing."

L Laesch, Carla HR 11 "Sometime in your life you'll find a very special friend. That friend cares about you, and you can trust them forever."

Langtry, Benjamin Lannin, Amy Shirettes 12, CG 11, Synkra. 12, Clarion 12 , HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12. "Erica, Amber, Crystal, Shannon, I'll never forget you guys! Adam, you're the best thing that ever happened to met"

Lanning, Alena Chan. 11, 12, Mix. 10, HR 11. "To C&K- Here's to vollyball games and goofy things. To Matt and Jared- you're the best, thanks to everyone."

Lanning, Michael Lautenbach, Stephen Lawler, Patrick Lawton, Rebecca* Musical 12, CC 12, Chan. 11, Bel Canto 12, Cham. Chr. 10 Pres., Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12 - Treas., HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Top 3% 10, One Act -Asst. Dir., Fall Play 11, Spring Play 10, N of K 10, 11, 12, PCS 12, Life 10, 11, 12 -Leader. "It is good to praise the Lord and to make music to your name, to proclaim your love in the morning and your faithfulness at night." P aim 92:1-2

Leach, Sandra Legeros, Nakula Legg, Shane Leirz, Shaun Leiter, Derek* UN 12, Intra. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, Fish 12, Powder Puff 10, 11, 12, B Gym. Var-Capt.

Lindhol m , Nic o l e Little , Je n ni "Thanks for the be t ix

Meerkatz , Bryan Menhusen, Tara Chan. 11, 12, Cham.

ye;u of my life, girls! I will alway. love you! Smile! ' Littrel , Megan * Inter. 12 DECA 12 YD

Chr. 10 HR 11. "Remember the good time JH, JB, ST, JC CR, Bean ME, & e eryone el e. Party on. Love ya. '

11 12 -Treas., Intra. 12, HR 10,11 12 HS 12 cademic Letter /Pin, C 11, 12 PP 12 VB -Res. GBBall -Re ., JV G occer ar. 'Uly. ses and Jaxi: You are the

Merboth, Christopher Meyer , Billy Intra. 11, HR 10 11 12,

\ eetest, partying, hilarious supportive, Tie-Die, emotional, coloring, energetic, greatest, bestest friend . ever change."

Long , Jake Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 11. "Thanks for a great three year here at Southeast. DE IS RODMAN IS GOD!"

Louthan, Jason Lowrey, Parker Luedtke , Tara Luke , Ma risa Red Cross 11, Orch. 10, 11 12, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, cademic Letter. "I wa allowed to ring the bell for 5 minutes until everyone was in a sembly, it was the beginning of pm, er."

Lukesh , Jennifer* Inter. 10, U 10, hield 10, 11, 12 -Editor HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, ulti. 10. "I am always ready to learn although I do not alway. like being taught." - Winston Churchill

M Malo ne, Nathan Mar i o n, Eric* Math Club 10, 11 Treas., 12, Comp. 11, 12, Intra. 12, HR 10, 11 12, HS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, Sci. Olym. 10, 11 -VP, 12, BTennis -JV., -Var., 11 -Capt.

Martin, Elke Maso n, Me lissa Mat n e y, Christopher Matt son, Julie Imp. 11, 12, Sym. 10,

H 12, FB Fre h., Re ., JV,

Michel , Phillip Miles , Ember hield 10, 11 -Photo

Mueller , Jeff Intra. 10, 11 FB Fresh.,

Editor, 12 -Photo Editor.

ar., BB Fresh. Good luck senio~ and ha e a good life. "

Pictures tell everyone' story. Don t let anyone hold you back from your dreams. Go for everything you want. Good luck to all Grads!'

Millard , Brian* Intra. 11, 12, Fish. 12 BB Fresh., Res. JV ar., BBBall Fresh. Res. 'Get it and Get out. '

Miller , Kri sta Milligan , Anne * Inter. 10, 11, 12 Exec. Comm. BC 12 TR 10, 11, 12, Intra. 11, CC 11, K 10 -Pre . HR 10 11 12, H 12 -Pres. cademic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, of K 11, PC 10, 11, 12 -Pre ., lock 10, C 10, 11, 12 - ec., PP 12, FC 10, 11, 12 Fi h. 12, Leader. 11, 12 -Pre ., Ke Club 12, Mu ic Club 11 -Pres., Litter 11, 12. '.... G 0, PEACHS 'APPLE, PIM BO, JP/CAPMO CruisinginCorsi OdeToPoetry GBFOREVER, L]CK LunchesYouDa.Be tGuysILoveYouGuy, NAP-10:10 YouAre everGivenAWishWithou tAlsoBeingGiven The-PowerToAcheiveit.

Miner, Benjamin Minster, Jill CG 12, CC 11, Bel Canto 11, Orch. 10, 11, 12 HR 10, 11 12, H 12, Academic Letter, of K 11 12, PP 12, POWER 11. "To my friends ... Thanks for

Mayhan, Stephen*

JV.

Mc Ca mmon, Scott DECA 12 -VP TARS 10, 11, 12 -VP, Tri. 10 11, 12 -Treas., HR 10, 11 12, HS 12, cademic Letter, Trap 10 11 -Treas., 12 -Pres., BCC JV ar. BSwim JV. "The next

Moeller, John* Monson, Maggie HR 10, 11, 12,

one. Don t worry about your mi takes, just make ure you never make the same one twice. Fifty- traight.

hirette 12, tuCo 11, NBC 12 Clo e Up 11 Intra. 10 11 12 Red Cross 12, KS 10, C 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, ca. Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10 11. of K 11 12 PC 11 12, ulti. 12, PP 12, POWER 12 FC 12, VB Re . JV GTennis JV, ar. "The future

Mccreery, John Mccurdy, Mike Inter. 12 12 BTrack - ar., BCC -JV,

ulti. 11 re tling - ar.

It good to go to a chool i here i e ha e a lot of talented athlete and a number of high academic acheive~ . I wouldn't i ant to go to a chool where it i not known for anything or anyone.

Mitchell, Stephanie HR 11, GSoccer

Mueller, Marissa Munford , Josh TARS 12, Intra. 10 11, 12, CC 11, 12, 12, KS 10, Bel Canto 11, HR 12 of K 11, 12 Trap. 12 FB Res. JV, ar., BB Fresh. re tling 11 12. "Hey Rob and Craig Keep hittin' switche . Later everyone el e. Peace and Love. Thank you drive thru. Be t for all. Hey I'll admit I'm a Goof. Everyone have fun. C- a Around. '

Pre . Speech 10, 11 12 - ec., Round Table 10, 11 12 -VP, U 12, Synkra. 12, Clarion 11, 12 HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, Top 3% 10, ulti. 10, Mock 10, POWER 11, 12, Choice 12, Peace 12. 'I am become Death, Destroyer of Worlds ... but I mean that in a good way... "

Mu th , Jared Mye rs, Be njamin

POWER 11 12, Choice 12, Peace

12.

"JD, Drei , mom, ce spit and friendslove you, thanks for getting me through the hell of high chool.. '

Moore, Eri ca Moore, Jenny*

belong to tho e who believe in the beaut of their dream . ' -Eleanor Roo e elt. Moore, Ke n* Trap. 10 11- VP 12- ec. Ha Homee thi cowboy' a gang banger '

Moo re , Matt Intra. 10 11 12

Res., JV,

Munksgaard , Dany'l * YD 10 11, 12-

everything! I will cherish the memories forever! Best of luck in all you do!"

12 arch. 10 11 12 Concert 10 HR 10 12, PC 11 12.

Inter. 12 BC 12, u ical 12 m. 10 Orch. 10, 11 12 VP, HR 10, 11 12, H 12, cademic Letter/Pin Top 3% 10, 11 12 Choice 12. We must top mortgaging the future to the present. Je s ay. Di tance will not weaken the bond of the Amigo' Club ."

ar.

11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12 -Sect./Treas., Pep Band 10, 11, 12, HR 11, 12 pp 11 12.

Mc Cray, Valerie* Inter. 11, Sym. 11

Mueller , Cheryl

C 10

11 BTrack - ar.

N ah o rny, Alex Nauman, Kathleen Navratil, Tina* Imp. 12, FBLA 12 YD 12 CC 12, Chan. 12, Cham. Chr. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12 cademic Letter, of K 12, 1ock 11 12, POWER 12 Leader. 12, e\: Friend Club 12. 'WO DERFUL ME !ORIE & CREA T FRIE D ! YOU'RE ALL THE BEST, LOVE YOU LOTS & I'U ML S YOU ALL! GOOD LUCK!

'ARF!

Nayl o r, Andrew Ne l sen , Cassi dy Nich ols , Darin Clo e Up 12, Intra. 11 12, m. 11 12, 1arch. 10, 11, 12 Concert 10, HR 10 11, 12, H 12. Good ne~ I'm ha ing our bab . '

Nickell , Je nnife r Nie mann , Kyle * Shield 10 -Inde Editor 11 -Editor 12 -Editor, Clarion 11, Clo e Up 11 March. 10 m.10 HR 10 12 FC 12 Intra. 10 11 FB ar. BB Fre h, B occer angr. 10 11. Thank

McD ermott, Ross McG ill, Laura HR 10, 11, 12, NH 12

Moraczews ki, Anne * Inter. 11 12,

R 12. hool i a a long, boring trip. t1a t ha a lot of gr at m morie . ood Ju k to eryon . '

12 ki 10 Intra. 11 12 HR 10, 11, 12 H 12 P 11 PP 12, F 12 BR . .D. . P.]. .- ou u r

for the memorie . ·-) ' it z, Jenn ife r PP 12 P

McGuire, Hope McKinne y, Michael McLaughlin, Benjamin McNulty , Andrea Inter. 10 11.

the great t. L. . R . 1el f gJ nCottontail ienna be t friend ord. I'll mi a.11 you gu ! '

ou gu ar gr at. KP+ 2= Go d Time! BF- ou re the be t. I lo e all ou gu ! AB-I lo e ou too thanx for

Reach for the t;u . '

Morehouse , Lansen Morgan , Sara

11 12

H . 12.

SE IOR SUMMARIES

o\~h2,6 4' Nolan, Kateri

r:/'JNovak , Shawn

0 r:/'Jo'Gorman , Staci Synkra. 12, HR 11, ~ 12, GGym. Var. "Don't ever feel sorry '-\ j for yourself, take a look around. ~

Smiling, look back at what you have and be proud!"

O'Keefe, Cameron O'Malley, Jennifer O'Meara, Megan* Odenbach, Shane FB Fresh., Res.,

·JV., Var., Wrestling JV., Var. "Don't

listen to people with green hair who say 'Take me to your ruler'."

12, PCS 11, 12 MC 10, 11, 12 -VP, BCC Var. BSoccer ar.

ar., GBBall Res., JV Var. Softball Var. Co-Capt. "Roadies-Shubba & Aaron in the

Plessman, Matthew Poskochil, Matthew Pothuloori, Antara Potratz, Aaron Powers, Scott Prenosil, Matthew Prettyman, Eva Proskovec, Aaron

Explorer! There is a time for departure even when you don't know wher to go. Roemer, Heidi* Shirette 12, lu i I

Prucha, Melanie Shirettes 12, Inter. 12 DECA 12, Intra. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, PCS 11, PP 11, 12. "A.D.D.P.].].K.- It's been fun! Word!

Shirettes and my dearest friends for the precious memories, I'll miss you with ali of my heart... "

Annenmeganulyss-f.f. Vienna#l. Love you! Shirettes-Creatures! Keep jam.min! I'll miss all you kids!"

"Nugget-Long Lunches, 5th period talks, they have been great. S.E.-Thanks for th memories. Love you all!! Tweeter"

10, 12, CC. 11, KS. 10, C . 11, 12 , Th & Thes. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 1 I. 12, Academic Letter, One Act 1 , 1] t'- ~I Play 10, 11 12, Spring Play 10, 11, 12, of K 11, 12, Life 10. "Thank you to

Root, Erik Rose, Carolyn "Whoopty- doo! I'm ow

Offutt, Aaron Okray, Lance Oliver, Scott Oliverius, Jessica TR 10, 11, 12,

of here!"

10, Out. Enc. 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Jazz 12, HR 11, of K 11 12, Fish. 12, Intel. 11, 12, BB Fresh., BGolf Fresh. "8 i

"The less you say, the more your words are worth."

Olson, Jonathan Olson, Nedra* Shirettes 12, StuCo

enough. Monkeys don't qualify as carryous, Thanx-uh! NO FEAR!:-)

10, 11, 12, Shield 11, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Top 3% 10, MC 12. "After all, we're angels in training, all we have to

Sabatka, Lynnette Life 12, GTrack Fresh.

do is spread our wings and fly."

Intra. 12, HR. 11, 12, HS. 12, Intel. 11, 12 -Co-Founder, -Co-Pres. "Diploma? I thought this was summer camp."

p Paisley, Scott Parman, Carie* Tri. 10, Intra. 11, March. 10, 11, 12, FCA 11, 12, GSwim Var.

Pasco, Stuart Pattavina, Sara* Inter. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Acedemic Letter, Top 3% 10, 11, PP 12, POWER 12.

Patterson, Bart Patzel, Andrea Paulsen, Joshua Peterson, Elizabeth POWER 11, 12,

GTrack Var. -Capt., GCC JV, Var. -Capt., Wally McKnight. "I can I will! -Get after it! Jenny- Hot Cracker? Boom -BoomEgg Fu Yung Forks! Kreps, Daisy and Angie- Cool 2 B- ]V! RMB!"

Petr, David Pettit, Nathaniel Pfister, Benjiman Pickering, Kendra HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter, PP 12, POWER 12. "Thanks to all my friends I couldn't have done it without you. Be young, have fun, party, and be careful."

Pierson, Andrea CG 11, 12, March. 10, HR 12, PP 12. 'The harde t part is alwa ahead, becau the pa t ha alread be n a compli h d. '

Pinkerton, Ryan Pischel, Chris Plageman, Nathan* Inter. 10 11 12, NBC 12, Ski Club 12, Out. Enc. 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Orch. 10, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10 11, 38 SENIOR SUMMARIES

Rose, Kathleen Roth, Jeffrey Rowan, Patrick* Rutherford, Shannon Comp. 10, U

FCA 10, 11, 12, Shield 12, Clarion 12, HR. 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, G occer JV.

Orr, Bradley Ospovat, Ethan Debate 11, 12, VP.,

Rollf, Jamie FBLA 10, DECA 12,

R Rasmussen, Jessica Art Masters 11, Chan. 11, 12, Cham. Chr. 10. Rathe, Ryan* NHS 12, MC 11, 12, BTennis Var. Reedy, Lea HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Mock 12, Shield 11, 12, GTrack Var. Reineke, Lindsay* Inter. 10, YD 11, Orch. 10, 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Mock 12, GTennis JV, Var.

Remington, Nicole Remmers, Aaron Rice, Kevin* Rice, Sarah Richards, Keith Richmond, Sarah* Cheerleader 10, 11 -Capt., 12, StuCo 12, Ski Club 10, 11, Intra. 11, 12, Cham. Chr. 10, Home. Queen 12, Prom Roy. 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12 -VP., Academic Letter, FCA 12, GTrack Var. -Capt. GSwim. Fresh., GGym. Res., JV. "SPAM-P-PK' , A-Phish concert?!? M-I love forever! TGC-AP Skiing! CheerStottenberries! Umpowpow. Pelvie!"

Riddle, Eric* Intra. 10, 11, 12, Home. Roy. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Acedemic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10 11, 12 FB Fresh., Res., ar., Capt., BTrack Res., ar. I can do all thing through Christ who stengthens me. '

Riley, Rachel Risk, Alicia Ritchie, Tara Cheerleader 12, Mu ical 10, Jazz 10, 11 Thal. & The . 10, 11, One t 10, pring Pla 10, 'Life

of K 10 11.

a ircu , join it...Literall . '

Roberts, Sara Robinson, Ryan Roby, Sarah* Inter. 11, 12, HR 10, 11 12, cademic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, PP 11, 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, GTrack

Sams, Brandi Samuelson, Eric* Inter. 10, 11, 12, DECA 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, 12, Out. Enc. 12, Rugby 11, 12, Home. Roy. 12, Prom Roy. 11, PP 10, Fish. 12 VP, FB Fresh., Res., JV, BB Fresh., restling Fresh., BGym. JV -Capt. "Fat Tire, The Prom Boys!"

Sanks, Nathan Santillan, Thomas Sauser, Jim Intra. 10, 11, 12, Fish. 12 ,

FB Fresh., Res., JV., BBBall Fresh., BSoccer

JV. "Southeast, Southeast what a Great

place, all those times spent inside a big place, writing, studying, and roaming the halls, I learned a lot and peace to all."

Sawyer, Robert Schaff er, Brett Schindler, Erik Schinstock, Nichole Inter. 10, 11, Round Table 12, Chan. 11, Cham. Chr. 10 HR 10 11, 12, HS 12 PP 11, 12, POWER 12.

Schmidt, Christopher Schmitz, Jessica CC. 12, Chan. 11, Mix. 10, of K 12. "My year at Southeast have been the funnest year of my life and I will never forget the good times."

Schneider, Tiffany* Shirettes 11, 12 Co-Capt., HR 10 11, 12, NH 12, cademic Letter, Top 3% 10. Creatures-I lo e you! To the max! Buffalo- thank fore erything! Ren-WDDD? Chuck-1. 2. . 4! Girl -In-Da-Hood-I love out P a e.

Schrock, Jason Schroeder, Tara Schultz, Sara Inter. 10 12 Clo e Up 11, MC 11. "I came, Isa , I ain't comin' back.'

Schulze, Amy Musical 12, PP 12. "Let

~s be the beginning of a journey into re world within. Gots to be Cheezy!"

:hupbach , Libby* Shirettes 11, 12, )-Capt., NBC 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Prom )y. 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Leader. l, GGym. N. "People may forget what

JU said.

People may forget what you

rd. But, people will remember how you

1ad e them feel; GNO, L.A. Ry6"

:hwarten, Joshua :hwartzbach, Amy Inter. 11, HR 12, HS 12, PP 11, 12, POWER 12. :hwinck, Kayla :ott, Me liss a Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR

), 12.

eglin, Shannon* Imp. 10, 11, 12 -VP, larion 11; 12 -Feature Editor, HR 12.

'Jood-bye all you Clarionites. I will miss ou next year. Take care of my page. we, Chunky Monkey."

eim, Alicia* Inter. 12, Close Up 11, ed Cross 12 -Sec., KS 10, HR 10, 11, 12, cademic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, [ulti. 12, MC 12, POWER 11, 12, Peace 2. "Punka-, I'll love you forever!

heesecake!!! To the youngins, don't tress over little things ... live it up! I'll liss everyone!" ellhorn, Justin BDive Var. "State hampion Diver, 4 year varsity letter rinner."

epah pur, Nancy Close Up 11, HR 11, 2, POWER 11, Choice 12. "HCC

GREVER OLAKA LINCROSS ROAD TRIPPN VHOPTIE DO 30TH & QFIGHTING IRISH 1AY OUR YEARS BE DAZED & CONFUSED lS WE KEEP ON L-J-V-1-N! Love- Nancy."

eward , Laura* Cheerleader 12, Inter. 1, DECA 11, 12, Ski Club 10, 11, Out. nc. 10, Intra. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, PCS 1, Fish. 12, Leader. 11, 12, GGolf Var.

G.N.O... Snapple. Wubba's cabin. ND95! ne 'Stang'. Lunchgroup. 'Range Girls'. ]inic. Skiggy. Flag Boxer's. T. Boat. Hy1ee C.P. J.P. Morgan B.L.B. 10/ 13/ 95. Uways on time. Two National 11ampionships."

h arp, Quentin i mmons, Amanda Inter. 12, Synkra. 2, HR 11, 12, Academic Letter. "Party

rard your senior year, so you are good

'Ild practiced for college. Have Fun!"

krivanek, Reb e cca* Inter. 10, 11, 12,

I.rt Masters 10, UN 11, 12, Out. Enc. 10,

rrtra. 11, Musical 12, KS 10 -Treas., Chan. .2, Thal. & Thes. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, ffiS 12, Aca. Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, One \.Ct 11, Fall Play 12, Spring Play 11, of ~ 1.2, PCS 12, Multi. 12, Mock 12, PP 12, 'OWER 11, 12, Leader. 12 -Co-Pres., Peace _2 -Sect., GBBall Fresh., Res. 'Thank you

ruys, for three years of laughter. The Jri dge, dress bonfir es, midnight dips, ~ h reesomes, and my life-l ong punk- you m ow i love you all!"

aaym aker, Simone

Smetter, Sean Smith, Brian BC 12, DECA 11, 12 -VP, Close Up 11, Intra. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12 NHS 12, Fish. 12, FB Var. ''john: Thanks for riding Smitty Transportation . JR: Want to go to Burger King?...Big gulps huh, well see ya later."

Smith , Ashley Smit h, Alexis* StuCo 10, 11, 12 -Sect., Ski Club 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Prom Queen 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12 -Sect., Fish. 12, GSwim 9, 10, GDive 9, 10, 11, GGym. Var., GSoccer N, Var. "SPAM, GNO, Ten Girl Condo, NSC, Phish, Richmond?, The Bestests: SR, MB, PK, ]F, CL. AP Brager."

Sommer , Erik Inter. 10, 11, 12, FBLA 10, 11, 12, Debate 10, FTD 10, Ski Club 10, 11 12 -VP, Out. Enc. 11, 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Red Cross 10, Orch. 10, 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Top 3% 10, MC 11, 12, Fish. 12, BCC N -Capt., BSoccer N, Var. "Life's a bowl of punch, go ahead and spike it."

Sotelo, Oliver Spady, Bernedett Sparks, Shaun FTD 12. "Freedom and

Sykes, Whitney Imp. 11 Inter. 11, Chan. 12, Mock 10, 11, Choice 12. "We learn not from our teacher, but through our experiences and our mistakes. For withou t these, we would be nothing!" Syring , Cassie Chan. 11, Mix. 10,

Multi. 11 Life 11, 12, PP 11, 12, POWER 12, Leader. 12, Key Club 12, ew Friends · 12, Spirit Club 10. "This place I'll remember all my life, though things have changed. Some forever not for better some have gone and some remain."

T Tangerman , Brandon Targoff, Ryan "If ignorance is bliss, then knock the smile off my face, Anger is a Gift. sXe 4life." •

Tau tfe st, Amy Inter. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Choice 12. "Feed om at last! Goodbye everyone!"

Spilker, Aaron* StuCo 10, 11, Close Up 11, Ski Club 10, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 12, Musical 12, Home. Roy. 12, N of K 12, MC 12, Fish. -Pres., Powder Puff 10, 11, 12, FB Fresh., Res., BB Fresh. "Eight is

Taylo r , Kristen* Imp. 11 -Sect., 12 Treas., FBLA 10, Speech 12, U 11, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Musical 12, Sym. 11, 12, March. 10, 11, 12 -Drum Major, Pep Band, Thal. & Thes. 12, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, MC 10, 11, 123, PP 11, 12, POWER 11, 12, Choice 12, Psych. 12, GTrack Res. "You start elementary school

enough, ND95, The Three Boys, Good Times, Great Friends, Fun Weekends, Memorable Years."

as a caterpillar, and by the time you graduate from high school you are a social butterfly."

Stack, Steven Stark, Rob e rt Stege, Brian Steiner, Cari Steinke, Nick* Intra. 11, 12, Sym. 10, March. 10, Jazz 10, 11, 12, HR 11, 12, NHS 12, Aca. Let./Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, N of K 11, 12, BTrack N, Var., BCC N. Sto c k, Ke vi n St o ll e , Ry an Sto ut, Je nn ifer Str au b , Eli zabeth* Inter. 12, NHS 12, Aca. Letter/Pin, MC 11, 12, POWER 12. Stremcha , Jeanne Strope , Cory FBLA 10, 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Fish. 12, BSoccer Var. Sumsion, John Intra. 10, Wrestling Var. "You're all just peasants,

Th i e s, Ty l e r* Thom as , Rahs aan Th o m as , Crystal Chan. 11, 12, Orch. 10, N of K 12, FCA 11, 12, Spirit Club 10.

fairness are utter untruths in your perfect little fish tank of lifedom."

except for J. J. and I, we are of blood!"

able

Sutliff, Lea Swanson, Wesley Swanson, Ben* Inter. 11, 12, Ski Club 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, KS 10, C 11, 12, HR 10, 11 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin Top 3% 10, 11 12, of K 11, 12, ci. Olym. 11, 12 -Treas., C 11, 12, Men's VB Club, BTrack Var., BCC N -Capt. BBBall Fresh. "To C & , Science Olympiad, CC, Track, Club ollyball, and all m friend - I 11 ne er forget the memori and the fun. '

Swarts, Bre tt Swee n y , Fl o ra BC 12 YD 12 Debate 10 11 12, U 10, 11 12, HR 12, POWER 11, 12, Choice 12, Peace 12. "I'd like to d edicate my three years to Benji."

Sydow, Ryan

"No matter what your troubles are, God is always with you. A.L., E.F., S.S., thank you for all of the precious memories."

Thre ad gill, Christo pher Throener , Ch arity* NBC 12, Shield 11, 12 -Editor, Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter, Fall Play 11, 12, Life 12. "As long as conscious breath remains, we still have time to draw doser to becoming the person God calls us to be."

Tiangco, Melissa Trainor , Shannon Travis , Jon Imp. 12, TARS 12, Math Club 11 12 Comp. 10, 11, 12 -Pres., Intra. 11, Sym. 10, 11, 12 -VP March. 10, 11, 12 -VP, Jazz 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 12, of K 11, 12, BTrack Var. "Mamma Jamma Bay Beef"

Tyler , Nicholas

Urbauer, Joseph

V Vacek , Josh Intra. 10, 11, 12 hield 11 BB Fr h ., Re . Part ·ng in high hool i not ju t n e ary but a of life.

Vahle, Ruth* Valentine, James* StuCo 10 11, 12 Pr es. NBC 12 Comp. 10, 11, UN 10, Ars SE IOR SUMMARIES

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o\va 111 ' -Roy. 12, Prom Roy. 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, cademic etter Top 3% 10, of K r./J.10, 11, 12, PC 10, 11, 12, Fish. 12, e r "Friends Club 12 BB Fresh. "DEEEEZ- 8 \ I ~is enuff." ~Van Horn, Andy* Intra. 10, 11, 12, \. \.IHR 10, 11 , 12, HS 12, Academic ~Letter/Pin, Fish. 12, BB Fresh. -Capt., , Res. -Capt., JV-Capt. , ar. , BBBall Fresh. "Make sure to eat your iron. " Van Meter, Lindsay Comp. 10, U Chan. 11, 12, Cham. 10. "Hey Heather... Here he comes ... Boi-oi-oi-oi-oi·n g SGIWIIIIIIING!!"

Vanackeren, Jeffrey Vanek, Rhianon Vanneman, Nick* YD 11, 12, Close Up 11 Ski Club 10 Out. Enc. 11, 12 , ntra. 10, 11, 12, Rugby 12, Fish. 12 Co-Pres., BSwim Fresh. "8 is enough!" Vanness, Kurtis Inter. 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, Multi. 11, 12, FB Var., BTrack Var. Vaughn, Jenn CG 10, 11, 12 U 12, Intra. 10, Mix. 10, March. 10 11, 12, Concert 10, POWER 11. "Live each day to the tulle t because, you 'll never know what tomorrow will bring!"

Vesely, April* HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, Multi. 11, MC 11 , GTrack Var. "Podeuos creer que estauos heridos hazta cualquiera detalle de anguztia que quereuos."

Vigna, Katie* Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Inter. 10, FBLA 10, DECA 12 -VP, Ski Club 10, Out. Enc. 11, Intra. 11, 12, Home. Roy. 12, Prom Roy. 11, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Fish. 12, Leader. 11 -VP, 12. "L]CA UThe Best BVD Peach Srobaz G O Snapple PIM ND95 lovit 4 .Tenn ZMass (Cuffs) HCCHOUSE lunch VBall Captain REVE4UVOLIT."

Volk, Daniel* Von Kaenel, Jason Voss, Brian Intra. 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12. "Anything will come to you if you wait, but it is those things that are left by those who hustle" -Abe Lincoln.

Way, Jody Weatherl, Andy Clarion 11 12 -Artist HR 12.

Enc. 12 HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12 Academic Letter/ Pin Top 3% 10, 11 12, C 12, GBBall Re ., oftball ar. -Capt.

Weber, Jason Wendt, Alexander Wettlaufer, Damian "Um, if you ah,

'Friends ... Always keep your shoes in the closet and get your chitches (for you and for me) in the chitchen!"

know what to do, then you should, ah, do it like right away, man. Ah's Yeah. -Jim said this."

Witters, Joanna Wittmann, Curtis*

Weyeneth, Phil DECA 12, Intra. 11, Rugby 12. "May all your loops in life be catches."

Weyers, Jeff* Intra. 11, 12, CC 11, KS 10, HR 10, 11, NHS 12, Academic Letter. "The time has come."

White, Zach* Shield 12, Musical 12,

was great, everyone here is so accepting and open minded, and everybody loved learning for its own sake ... ! sure will miss it a lot."

Thal. & Thes. 10, 11, 12, Home. King 12, Prom King 11, HR 10, 11, 12, H 12, One Act 12, Fall Play 11, 12, Spring Play 11, 12, FB Res. "????????????????"

Wortman, Tanya Wubbels, Joshua

White, Brian Wickersham, Mandy Wiebusch, Lance* StuCo 10, 11, 12 VP, Ski Club 10, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10,

Yates, Timothy Yeackley, Shayla

11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, MC 12, Fish. 12 -Treas., Litter 11, Powder Puff 11, 12, FB Fresh., Res., ar., BB Fresh., Res., JV, Var., BBBall Fre h. "D

Zieg, Andrea* CG 11, 12, HR 10, 11 ,

12, HS 12, Academic Letter, e Friend 12. "Life's a journey, not a destination. " Aerosmith

LIKES MY, BUT EIGHT IS ENOUGH, D95, PROM GUYS, 3 BOYS, CABIN FUN, GREAT TIMES HAS BEGUN. "

Wiechmann, Chad Wilhelm, Matt Imp. 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, FB Fresh. "Everyone, good luck in your future and remember 'I Love you man'."

Wilken, Kelly Art Masters 10, HR 11, 12, GDive Fresh, GSoccer Var., Softball Var. "To KRH-hOme sweet hOme, thanks for the great soap opera, Red ribbon, Best of luck to the '96 dass."

Wilken, Jere my Wilkins, Derek FBLA 12, Out. Enc. 12, Intra. 10, 11, 12, FCA 10, 11, 12, FB Fresh., Res., JV., BB Fresh., JV, Var., BSwim Var., BBBall Fresh., Res. "DWKG4EUR." Willers, Angela HR 12. Williams, Ruth Inter. 12, Orch. 10, 11, 12, HR 10, 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter/Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 12, POWER 12. "Les jell)( Sont Fait. Joy: keep the spunk alive! Jess: Princess Ruth lives on. Cam: Jones sucks! Love is suicide."

Wall, Lareina Cheerleader 11, 12 -

Wilson, Kelly* Orch. 10, 11, 12, HR

Var Capt., Ski 10, HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, C 12, Leader 11 -Sec. VB JV. Walters, Lynn YD 10, 11, 12, Art Masters 10, 11, 12, U 11, 12, Synkra. 10, 12 , HR 10, 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, Life 10 11, 12, POWER 11 , 12 , Peace 12.

10, 11, 12, HS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, MC 11, 12, POWER 12.

"Long live Bessie the cow, Star Power, Rat Cat and dogs in anta hat . " Walton, Brad Wre tling ar. chool i ju t omething to do b tween weekend. Watsek, Erin* HR 10 12 "Friend : The memories are great, Keep in touch. Manda: There is no need to say a thing! You've already said it all! (Imagine that!?!)"

"Remember to have fun and keep on miling.'

40 SE IOR SUMMARIES

BC 12, U 12, Intra. 12, HR 10 11, 12 H 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, PCS 12, MC 12, POWER 12, FB Res., Var. -Capt., BTrack Var. -Capt., Wrestling Var. "Southeast

"To achieve everything possible, attempt the impossible; to be as much a you can be, dream of being more."

Wilson, Kimberly Inter. 12, HR 10 11, 12, NHS 12, Academic Letter/ Pin, Top 3% 10, 11, 12, GTrack ar., GCC ar.

Wilson, Scott Wilson, Andrew* Wilson, Angela Wilson, Carolyn Inter. 12, Out. Enc. 12 Intra. 10 MC 12, POWER 12. ome friends went, ome friends came. That is just part of the high school game."

Witherspoon, Karen* Inter. 12 Out.

KEY: * -Knight/ Lady finalist C G- Color Guard Imp.- Impact Club Inter .-International Club StuCo- Student Council YD-Young Democrats TARS-Teenage Repblicans Tri.-Triathletic Comp .-Computer Club FT D- From the Depths UN- Model U. . CU-Cloe Up Out. Enc.-Outdoor Encounter Intra.- Intramural C C- ourt Choir KS- Knight ounds CNN- Countesse & oblemen Ch an. -Chansonnaire Cham. Chr.-

Chamber Choir Sym.- Symphonic Band Mix.- Mixed Chorus March.- arching Band Orch.- Orchestra Thal. & Thes.Thalians & Thespian~ Home. Roy.Homecoming Royalty Prom Roy.- Prom Royalty HR- Honor Roll NHS- ational Honor ociety N of K- ite of Knight Multi.- ulticultur lub MC- edical lub PP- Peer Pal In tel.- Intellectual Games Leader.- Leadership Club