Lincoln High School 1957 Yearbook

MEDIA CENTER

Lincoln High School

Lincoln, Nebraska

1g-57 11NK$ BOARD

Barbara Barker

Kate Haggie

Harriet Strickland

Margaret Wertman

Jim Meisinger

Pro Sherman

Silvija L iepnieks

Don Rixstine

Ruth Gartner

Mildred Waide

R. W. Howland

Carl Manthey

Editor

Managing Editor

Formal Photography Editor

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Business Manager Student

Board Adviser

Financial

Photography Adviser

Photography Adviser

And we couldn 1 t be prouder. These words are significant of Lincoln High School: not only of the heroes of the football field and the basketball court 1 but of everyone-everyone who has attended Lincoln High 1 everyone who has become a part of its traditions and heritage1 everyone in whom is instilled the infinite spirit of the Links.

As Lincoln High continues to growl each student becomes fused as a link in the ever -lengthening chain of the Links.

To that great spirit of Lincoln High School 1 to the endless chain of the Links 1 we1 the Links Board 1 dedicate this edition1 The 1957 Links.

These are the Links

DR. STEVEN N. WATKINS, Superin tendent of School s, checks over the activities schedule for the Li ncoln sc hool sys tem.

Upon Dr. Steven N. Watkins, Superintendent of Schools, fall the duties of coordinating the curricula and activities of . all the Lincoln Public Schools. He is aided by Dr. Rudolph Fredstrom , Associate Superintendent of Schools; David Sell, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Affairs; and Ralph Park, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Operation and Mainte• nance.

A ssisti ng with public school affairs are DAVID SELL , A ssis tan t Superintendent in Charge of Bu sin e ss Affair s; DR. RUDOLPH FREDSTROM , A ssocia te Superintendent of School s; and RALPH PARK , A ssis tant Superintendent in Ch arg e of Oper ation and Maintenance.

Lincoln Educat ional Program

Broadened by School Board

Six civic-minded individuals make up the Lincoln Board of Education this year. Through the efforts of this group, a new public schools activities building was made possible for the use of the Lincoln schools. This building , which was completed last summer, is located directly south of Lincoln High School

BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: G lenn Yau ssi, Warren T. Parker , Mrs. Roscoe Hill, Robert C. Venner Standing: Dr. Paul Bancroft , Robert H Ammon , Dr. Ste ven N. Watkin s.

Higher School Standard

Set by LH S .Executiv,es

The distinct quality of leadership is very evident in Lincoln High School 's principal, William B. Bogar. He has spent seven years as principal, and during this period, with the help of student and faculty suggestions, has instituted many changes and improvements in the activities and curriculum programs at Lincoln High.

Lincoln High 's assistant principals, Dorcas Weatherby, girls' adviser, and William Pfeiff, boys' counselor, can always be recognized by their friendliness and cordiality toward pupils. They are always available for advice on studies, personal problems, college plans, and scholarships.

Thes~ people have greatly aided the educational standard of Lincoln High School by raising it to a new high within the past year.

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A friendly smile and a warm welcome greet anyone who steps into the office of MISS DORCAS

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assistant principal and girls' adviser.

If you're not in class, it's a sure thing that MISS MARGUERITE GUNDERMANN , at -

tendance director, knows the reason why.

Ta king an ever-increasing

in Lincoln High ' s bro a den i ng activities pro ,g ram, WILLIAM B. BOGAR , principal, contributes greatly to morale and school spirit.

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Alway s available for advice or just a friendly cha{· is WILLIAM PFEIFF, who just completed his first year as assistant principal and boy s' adviser.

Keeping the main office running smoothly is a big job, and it is handled expertly by MRS. ALICE HIBBERT , office clerk , and MRS. ENID KAVAN, secretary to Mr. Bogar.

Carolyn Warner thoroughly agrees with MRS. RUBY EVANS, book clerk, that no student should be without The Little Black B ook, Lincoln High School ' s new handbook.

Administrative details are handled smoothly by the clerks and secretaries, who aid executives , teachers, and pupils. •

An efficient fi l ing system enables MRS. MARTHA STROHM and MRS. MARIE PERRIN to find a pupil ' s permanent record quickly and easily.

MRS. DORIS McCARTY directs her attention to a reading discussion in her special education class.

ELDON HESKETT and MISS LOIS SCHWAB, sophomore class sponsors, discuss the ideas in the book, Planning Your Future, for use in their classes.

Counselors advise students in various fields; registration , pr ,ogram adjustment, social growth , vocational choice , and (ollege preparati ·on.

Senior sponsors HARRY KUKLIN and j MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS discuss some of the activities of special interest to seniors.

MRS. ALICE UPDEGRAFT and GUILFORD BURNHAM, junior class advisers, consult the book, A bout You, in preparation for their classes.

MRS. HELEN HULTBERG presents a discussion in one of her special education classes.

Chip Kuklin and Pamela Holloway receive friendly advice about colle1ge plans from WINDLE REEL, a sophomore class sponsor.

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MISS MARGARET O ' ROURKE, English teacher and Mimes sponsor, finds information from a very reliable source, the dictionary.

MAX LI EN, English instructor, seems to be answering a puzzling question for the students in one of his lively American literature classes.

MRS. RUTH GARTNER, Advocate and L inks adviser, pauses to chat with Margaret Wertman, L inks senior editi;:,r, and Dwight Meierhenry, first semester Advocate sports editor.

English classes help to develop a thOroug,h knowledge of the English language_; with special emphasis 10n grammar, speech, and c1omposition.

Larry Klein is learning all about movie operation from ALVA CAVETT, who teaches English and directs th~ visual education department.

MRS. MARYLOUISE ALEXANDER, English teacher and Mummers sponsor, discusses the Mummers ' play, George Washington Slept Here, with Janice Hellweg, Mummers' president.

MISS FREDA SCHMELING consults a new te xtbook where she find s some different and interestin ,g ideas to present to her classes .

MRS. JANET TERRY, who directs the senior and junior plays , reads a script of this year ' s senior play, Lo and Behold!

English teacher CLINTON NELSON, fits distinctly into his element surrounded by many books from his collection.

Reading and evaluating literature from many lands and from many eras is an impo rtant part of English classes.

MISS I RENE MARTIN,. English department head, and MISS WANDA CRAWMER, English teacher , sponsor Writers Club. Here they discuss past issues of the Scribe.

MISS ESTHER MONTGOMERY cannot convince Jerry Sievers and John Gandara that there was really sue~ a person as Paul Bunyan.

English teachers MRS. MARION GILBERT, Coed Counselor sp~rnsor, and MISS MARY SIGLER, Joy Night sponsor, compare class notes and plans.

BUFORD GROSSCUP, Varsity baseball coach, and NEIL HAFEMEISTER, intramural coordinator, take time out from their busy schedules of social studies classes to greet our Links photographer.

Pointing out the importance of Lincoln ' s geographical l ocation to one of his classes is history teacher DARRELL GRELL , who also coaches the sophomore football team.

The study of social sciences leads to a better understanding of citizenship in our Am 1erican democracy and our world -community.

" Reading adds to your knowledge in every way," says MRS. RUTH PINNEY, history teacher , as she relaxes with a new book.

A discussion of voting in a current magazine draws the attention of history teachers MRS. RUTH SCHWARZ, who sponsors Red Cross Council, and MISS FLORENCE JEN Kl NS, Student Council adviser.

Teaching a full schedule of social studies classes and sponsoring County Day keeps a teacher busy, as MISS WILHELMINA JOHNSON can tell you.

Taking a break from his busy schedule is history teacher RICHARD BEECHNER, who coaches L i ncoln High ' s golf team.

Distributing sweatshirts to trackmen

Bill Johnston and Bill Swan son i s hi story teacher and V a rsity tr a ck co a ch H A ROLD SC OTT.

Knowledge acquired in these fields confir·ms our per-

S1onal relationship t10 the events of the past and the cballeng 1es of the future .

By adding unusual facts and data, MISS CARRIE ROBERTS, soc i al studies department head , brings interest and variety into her classes.

History teacher MRS. IRMA COOMBS enters the gym for another practice session with the cheerl eaders, whom she sponsors.

MRS. MABU SWARD , library clerk, and MISS EMMA SNYDE R, librarian, find an interest i ng news article in one of the many newspapers in the Lincoln High library.

MISS FRANCES BUELL and DONOVAN LUEDKE know that much valuable mathematical knowledge can be gained from a study of prisms.

Math teachers MISS RUTH HALL, who heads the Mathematics Department, and MISS EDITH ELLIS, chairman of the E.C.A. Committee, greet our Links photographer with friendly smiles.

MISS MILDRED WAIDE, math teacher and business adviser for all school publications, discusses the selling of ads with Deanne Duis and Jim Meisinger, Advocate and Links business managers.

" Closed Corridor! " LYLE WEYAND, math teacher and Varsity basketball coach , reprimands Junior Lambert' for entering a " forbidden area. "

MISS GRACE McMAHON shows the spherical status of the world in one of her interesting .geometry classes.

The Mathematics Teacher provides new and interesting ideas for the classes of MRS. LILLIAN THOMPSON and MRS. LAVINA DVORAK.

Knowledge of math~ ematics is just as essen.tial to everyday living as it is to highly specialized fields of work.

R. W. HOWLAND, science teacher, reveals the intricacies of a new camera to one of his photography classes.

Training in scientific fields is 1of valuet1oeveryone in developing a comprehension of both everyday happenings and unusual occurrences.

Adj usting a microscope for surveillance by one of her classes is MISS LUCY GEIGER, science instructor.

MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE, science teacher, knows that without proper care, plants cannot flourish properly.

Future scientific geniuses may owe their knowledge of physiology and chemistry to CARL MANTHEY and LEROY COLSON, science instructors.

Glen Kempf and Nancy Tally seem fascinated by the electric eye counter that JULIUS

explains to them.

JAMES SOMMERS, science teacher, also assumes the position of • backfield coach for Lincoln Hrgh ' s football team.

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Showing one of the many Spanish souvenirs which add interest to her classes is MISS TERESINA DANESE, Spanish teacher and Usherette sponsor.

Judy Ann Zadina learns the origin of these comedy and tragedy masks from Latin teacher MISS LORRAINE STRASHEIM, who is also a Pepper sponsor.

By gaining skill in foreign languages~ a pupil may communicate with people of many countries and cultures.

MISS ELIZABETH GRONE points _ out some of France's geographical highlights in one of her interesting French classes . ·~ •'15 I

Some of us may not be able to translate the writing on this poster, but it's a sure thing that MISS VALERIA BONNELL, German teacher, knows what it means.

Discussing some of the latest artistic trends are art instructors MRS. SHIRLEY MARTIN and DONALD B)"ORTH, who also sponsor Art Club.

ThH>ugh training in music and art, pupils become acquainted with and learn to appreciate the fine arts.

Under the direction of MISS DOROTHEA GORE, the girls ' glees and octet present many outstanding performances.

IVAN CALDWELL, music instructor, directs the Apollo Choir, the boys octet and the boys' glees.

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, orchestra and band director.

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Ruthie Miller seems to be enjoying a musical joke with LYLE WELCH

Relaxing after a rehearsal with the Aeolian Choir, which he directs, is HUGH RANGELER, who also has charge of the Lincoln Boys Choir.

MISS HELEN HA G ENSICK and MISS EULALIE BR A TCH ER discuss the results of a nation-wide shorthand test which was given in their shorthand classes.

Always looking out for new recipes , MRS. GWENDOLYN COOPER and MISS MILDRED KEMP find someth i ng delicious for the cooking classe s to prepare.

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Pausing in preparing as signments for their typing cla ss es are MISS BETTY HECKMAN, who sponsors Aqualink s, and MRS. LEI LA HUGH ES , a Pepper sponsor.

H1ome econo 1mics and c,om-

mercial teachers provide training for future wor~ in the home • or 1n any career.

Two commercial teachers , MISS ESTHER LEFLER, wh o is head of the business department, and MRS. KATHERINE STEWART, head of the auditing committee , inspect a new typewriter.

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Preparing to present a new topic to his drafting classes, ARVID JOHNSON finds information in a current magazine.

ALBERT LAMERE, auto shop teacher, seems certain that anyone can understand the operation of an ignition condenser.

Head football coach ED SCHWARTZKOPF explains a blueprint layout to Gale Riley, a pupil in his industrial crafts class.

Practical knowledge and skills necessary to future train-

ing are the results of the varied eff1orts of the shop teachers .

A comprehensive background of automobile operation and repair can be acquired in the classes of ROBERT HARRINGTON , auto shop instructor.

New in the machine shop this year is the Bridgeport vertical mill, here being inspected by CLAUDE WINGROVE, CLARENCE EVANS, and CHESTER GAUSMAN, shop teachers.

Physical education instructors PH IL SPRAGUE, gymnastics coach, and HAROLD GILLILAND, wrestling coach, enjoy an amusing story between their classes.

MRS. ALICE YOUNGSCAP, school nurse, assures Barbara Cade that if she can read this eye chart , she can read almost anything.

Qualities of sportsmanship, poise and health are produced through basic training in physical and health education and by participation in athletics.

MISS HELEN MILLER , 1girls' physical education teacher, gives Harriet Strickland some pointers in handling some new gym equipment.

For the first time, Lincoln High ' s physical education clas ses were able to make use of this large, modern gym in the new Public Schools Activities Building.

Through the efforts 1of the cafeteria staff and the custodians, students are given well prepared fo 1od; and th 1e· school is kept clean and attractive.

CUSTODIANS: Bottom Row: Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Crook, Mrs. A nderson, Mrs Ashford, Mrs. Nelson. Row 2: Sypherd, Fredell, Gates, Kilkoyne, Johnson, Hosie, Waniska, Flanagan, Childs, Luehr.

CAFETERIA STAFF: Bottom Row: Mrs. Heckman, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Round, M rs. Kargo. Row 2: Mrs. Winkler, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Snowden, M rs. S mith, M rs. Lott. Row 3: Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. London, Mrs. H oxie, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. La;,ge, M rs . Farley, Mrs Haas, Mrs. Schuelke.

Paul Kreiss and Carol Vermaas with identical scholastic averages of I .16 each received a Lincoln High Scholarship Key, symbol of superior achievement. This is presented to the senior maintaining the highest grade average.

Paul is also the winner of the Regents' Scholarship. His extra-curricular interests included International Club, Science Club, Mummers, Joy Night.

CaroL in addition to being scholastically superior, listed among her many activities Cheer Leader, Peppers, Aqualinks, Joy Night, Clef Club, GAA.

Regents' Scholarship alternates include: Phyllis Brunkow, Gale Cottingham, Kaie Haggie, John Hoerner, Mary Jane Koch, Harriet Strickland, Sue Thorpe, Yvonne Umland, Brad Wright.

Receive Color Day Honors Top Lincoln High Seniors

Jose Gacusana, recipient of the Harry Sidney Dobbins Award, was chosen for achievement in athletics, scholarship and citizenship. This award is presented annually by Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Dobbins in memory of their son Jose earned two letters in football, three in track and three in swimming. He has been state high school champion in the SO-yard free style for the past three years.

Harriet Strickland, GAA Award winner, has maintained an enviable record both scholastically and in the field of girls' ath"' letics where she has been outstanding in most of the sports offered. An average of 1.53 places her in the upper three per cent of the class. Harriet received 12 emblems and 18 letters in three years of GAA participation. She served the o.rganization as president in her senior year. •

Janet TeSelle has been awarded the Harold C. Mardis Scholarship, established to honor a former Lincoln High principal. Janet, with an average of 1.71, is in the upper ten percent of the class. She has participated in numerous activities including Coed Counselors, Joy Night, International Club, Peppers.

Carol Vermaas Paul Kreiss

Jose Gacusana

Harriet Strickland

Janet TeSelle

Umland, Morgan , Hanson, Waller , Roker , Queen , Blore, Sm ith, Vermaas. Row 4: Hanneman, Barrett , Busboom, Bernstien, Cook, Jones, Kre i ss , Place , Johnston , Klein.

Honor Society Initiates S,eventy-Seven

Seventy-seven of the Class of 1957 were selected for membership in the Lincoln High chapter of National Honor Society.

The keystone and flaming torch symbolize the high ideals and purposes of the society. Membership is based on scholarship, citizenship, leadership and service.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: Myers, Ge ttman, Blende, Pinkerton, president; Duis, vice-president; Sa nger, secretary-treasurer; Hea ley, Haggie, TeSe lle. Row 2: Joanna Rogers , Liepnieks , McMullens, Wertman, Mosher, Cullen, Keill, Misa, Besch, Purv i ance. Row 3: Laase,

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: Udd, C ox, Turner, Str ickland, Ott, Ellsworth, Lutz, Bryan. Row 2: Moomaw, Jane Rogers, Thorpe , Ca ldwell, Davis, Shlaphoff, Warner , Wagner. Row 3: Brunkow, Stepanek, Cott;ngham , Burnett , Beckmann , Crosby, Platt, Koch. Row 4: Stanley , Barker, Hoerner , Cadwallader , W righ.t, H ouchen, Hughes, Meierhenry, Sommer, Porter. Not pictured: Carrie r, Dean, Orwig, Stak lis.

Class of 1957 Recalls Three Memorable Years

Dur i ng these y ears at Linco l n H i gh , we , the C lass of 1957 , have wor ked hard and accomp l ished g r eat th i ngs. Teachers have di ligent l y he lped us achieve our goa ls of honor ro ll, Nationa l Honor Society , and scholarsh i ps. We have studied hard for te sts , sweated ove r senior themes and those

fi na l tests , and have part i cipated in schoo l act i vities.

As we g r aduate and look into the future we must put into practice all these things we have learned. Truly we have grasped the spirit of the Links and now we must not let go.

BEVERLY ANN A BBOTT: Arts and Sciences, Peppers , Y-Teens, A pollo C hoir , Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls G lee Club

MARLEN H. AG ENA: Trades Preparatory- C arpentry, Boys G lee C lu b

LARRY LEE AHRENDS: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry.

CAROLYN M. ALLEN: Business Administration and Teachers, junior play committee , Peppers, Junior G irls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club

DENNIS LYNN A NDREWS: Industrial Arts, Sophomore Band.

PA TRICIA ANN ANDREWS: Business Administration and Te achers ,- senior play committee, Assembly Committee, Future Nurses Club, GA A, Peppe rs, A pollo Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , basketball, volleyball, and badminton emb l ems, UshereHes.

WILLARD DEAN ARLEDGE: Business A dministration and Te ach e rs, Junior Class vice-presiden-:-, Home Room Representative, L Club president, Apollo C hoir, Reserve and Varsity football letters, Reserve and Varsity golf letters, Joy Night participant, County Day.

GUf'lEl. A TAISIK: Arts and Sciences, Library Committee, International C lu b , Science Club , honor roll, American Field Service Exchange Student from Turkey.

MYRA JANETT E BAARS: C l erical, Peppers.

SH A RON LEE BA KER: Business Administration and Teachers, International Club , Peppers, Y-Teens.

WILLIAM THOM A S BAM MER: Business Administration and Teachers.

M A RILYN GWEN BANISTER : Arts and Sciences, Aqualinks, Peppers squad leader , Junior Girls Glee C lu b , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

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Abbott Ahrends Andrews, D. Arledge

Agena Allen Andrews, P. Ata isik

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KAY ARDIS BECKMAN : Business Administration and Teachers , Home Room Alternate, Advocate reporter , opera lead, junior p l ay cast, senior play committee , Mummers play cast, Library Committee, Safety Committee, Clef Club, International Club vice-president and treasurer, Mummers, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, honor roll.

BONNIE LOU BECKMANN: Arts and Sciences, Advocate reporter, opera chorus, Clef Club, Coed Counselors secretary-treasurer , Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Aeolian Choir, Junior Gir l s Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night Central Committee and participant, Usherettes, honor roll , National Honor Society.

SAMUEL K't-:OX BELER: Busines s Administration and Teachers, L C l ub president, Apollo Choir treasurer, Reserve basketball letter , Varsity track letter, Joy Night participant.

JACQUELINE ANN BENZING: Business Administration and Teachers, Clef Club, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee club, badminton, volleyball , and bowling emblems.

EDWARD THOMAS BERGMAN: Busine ss Admini stration.

ZEFF JAY BERNSTIEN: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Representative and Alternate, Advocate reporter , junior play committee, senior play cast , Mummers play cast, Camera Club , International Club, Mimes president , Mummers vicepresident, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

CHARLYN YVONNE BESCH: Arts and Sciences, junior play committee, E.C.A. Committee, Coed Counselors, Peppers , Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , honor roll, National Honor Society.

DARRYL WAYNE BIGGERSTAFF: Business Administration and Teachers, Advocate advertising staff, Links salesman, Scribe busine~s manager, Camera Club vice-president and secretary, Science Club, Writers Club , Debate, National Forensic League secretary-treasurer, debate letter, Fine Arts Festival.

LARRY EUGENE BIGLEY: Business Administration.

ANN R. BILLMYER: Arts and Sciences, H<;>me Room Representative, Student Council, Safety Committee, Art Club , International Club, · Peppers, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, Varsity Cheerleader.

CARRIE MARLENE BLACK: Clerical, Peppers, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter.

LAURIE ELON BLENDE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, opera chorus, E.C A. Committee chairman, Safety Committee co-chairman, Clef Club secretary-treasurer, International Club president and vice-president, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Girl~ Octe, , Joy Night participant , State Music Clinic, honor roll , National Honor Society

BARBARA JOAN BARKER: Art s and Science s, Links editor , junior play committee , senior play committee, Library Committee, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors , Mimes, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Writers C l ub, Apollo Choir vice-president, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , N.H.S.P.A. award , N.S.P.A. Conference, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JOHN GENE BAR NH I LL: Trades Preparatory-Auto Shop , Reserve an9 Varsity wrestling letters.

JACK M. BARRETT: Trades Preparatory-Printing, honor roll.

MARLENE RAE BARRETT: Arts and Sciences, Advocate advertising staff, junior play committee, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Mimes, Orpheons , Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens president and treasurer, Aeolian Choir , Junio r Girls Glee Club, Sophom o re Girls Glee Club accompanist, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, honor roll , National Honor Society.

JANE LEA BAUMGARTNER: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Clef Club, International Club, Orpheons, Peppers assistanl· squad leader, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant , honor roll.

SANDRA K. BEBOUT: Arts and Sciences, Future N u r se s Club, Peppers , Apollo Choir , .Junior Girls Glee Club.

Beckman Benzing Besch Billmyer

Beckmann Bergman Biggerstaff Black

Beier Bernstien Bi gley Blende

Barker Barrett , M. Barnhill Baumgartner Barrett , J. Bebou t

ELIZABETH L. BLORE: Arts and Sciences, Camera Club vice-president and secretary, Coed Counselors, Peppers , Y -Teens , Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherettes , honor roll, National Honor Society

SARA DUNNINGTON BLUE: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Representative, Futu,e Nurses Club, International Club , Peppers , Red Cross Council, honor roll.

KAREN LEE BOBST: Business Administration and Teachers , senior play committee, Safety Committee , Coed Counselors , GAA, Peppers, Y -T eens , Apollo Choir, Junior G irls G lee Club librarian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Usherettes.

DAVID CURTIS BOCKELMAN: Engineer in g , Science Club , Joy N ight crew.

CLAUDYNE BOSAK: Stenographic.

RICHARD ALLAN BOSWELL: Engineering , SciencGl Club, Joy Night crew.

CAROLYN JOANN BOTTS: Busines s Administrat ion and Teachers , Home Room Representative , opera choru s, GAA ~ecretary and treasurer, Peppers , Red Cross Counc il, Aeo li an Choir , Junior G irls G l ee Cl u b , Sophomore Gir ls G l ee Club , basketball , touch football, badm in ton , volleyball, and bow ling emblems , Joy Night part i cipant.

ROGER DUANE BOVEIA : Industr i al Arts.

GEORGE F. BRAY , JR.: Industrial Arts.

LOIS HAVA BRESLOW: Busines s Admin istr ation and Teachers, Band , Sophomore Band , Band letter.

ALAN WAYNE BRILL: Engineering.

AUDREY COZETTA BROWNSON: C l erica l, Pepper s.

MARSHALL C BRUCE: Eng in eering

PHYLLIS JEAN BRUNKOW: Art s and Sc i ences , opera ch orus, Aeo lian Choir , Junior G irl s Glee Club , Sophom or e G irls G l ee C lu b , honor ro ll, Nationa l Honor Soc i ety.

DONNA LEE BRYAN: Bus in ess Adm inis tration and Teachers , junior play committee, Coed Coun selors, International C lu b , Mimes secretary, Peppers assistant squa d l eader , Writers Cl ub , World Affa irs C onferen ce , Nat ional H ono r Society.

JAM ES R. BRYANT: Industrial ,A..rts.

ROBERT LEE BUETHE : Bus in es s Adm inistration and Teachers , Orpheons president , Band president , Sophomore Band, Orchestra vice-president, Ba nd letter, Joy Night participant, Sta te Mus i c C linic.

JERRY LEE BUNTEMEYER: Industr ial Arts.

Blore Botts Blue Bove ia Bob st Bray

Bruce Brunkow Bryan

Bockelman Breslow Bosak Br ill Boswe ll Brownson

Bryant Buethc Buntemeye r

MARY ANN BURBACK: Clerical, Peppers, Ap ollo Choir.

MICHAEL JOE BURKE: Business Administration and Teachers, Senior Class president, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Student Council , Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

JERRY LEE BURLEY : Business Adm inistration, Home Room Alternate, Reserve gymnastics manager letter.

PATRICIA ANN BURNETT: Business Administrati on and Teacher s, junior play cast, senior play committee, opera chorus, Coed Coun selors, Mummers, Pepper s, Y-Teens vicepre$iden ·1, Aeolian Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee C lu b , Joy Night participant, State Music C linic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

RONALD L. BUSBOOM: Engineering, honor roll, National H onor Society.

DONALD LEROY BYE: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

BARBARA JEAN CADE: Art s and Sciences, Future Nurses Club, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Peppers.

JAMES CHARLES CADWALLADER: Arts and Sc iences, H ome Room Representative, Student C ouncil, senior play cast, Mummers play cast and committee, opera lead, Sa fety Committee, International Club , M im es , Mummers , Red Cross Co uncil, Aeolian Choir vice-president, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Reserve basketball manager letter, County Day , Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, American Field Service, honor roll, National Honor Society.

PATRICIA LEE CALCATERRA: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, junior play committee, Peppers , Red Cross Council, Junior Girl s Glee Club, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club

MIRIAM KAY CALDWELL: Arts and Sc iences, Ad vo cate copyreader, junior play committee, opera lead, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club secretary-treasurer, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens music chairman, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Snowball Attendant, Joy Night participan( State Mu sic Clinic, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, honor roll, National Honor Society.

DAVID THROOP CALHOUN: Arts and Science s, H ome Room Alternate, Advocate assistant sport s editor, junior play cast, senior play cast, Mummers play stage manager , opera lead, International Club, L Club, Mummers, Ae olian Choir manager, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Varsity tennis letter, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, Fine Art s Fest iva I.

CAROL LEE CAMPBELL: Stenograph i c, Pepper s, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore G irls Glee C lu b.

FLOYD NORMAN CAMPBELL: Industrial Arts.

CAROL JEAN CANTERBURY: Stenographic, Pepper s, Y-Teens, Aeol ian Choir, Junior Girls Glee C lu b , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

NANCY JANE CANTERBURY: Stenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir , Junior Girls Glee Cl u b, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

BARBARA HELENE CAREY: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate , Advocate news editor, senior play committee, opera chorus, Safety Committee , Clef Club, International Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Red Cross Council, Quill and Scroll , Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club president, Sophomore Gids Glee Club, Jo y Night Central Committee and participant , honor roll.

JEAf'INE WEST CARRIER: Arts and Sciences, Student Council president and vice-president, Advocate second page editor, senior play committee, Aqualinks, GAA, Peppers, Quill and Scr oll, Red Cross Council, Writers Club president and vice-president, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club secretary, golf letter and emblem, Varsity Cheer leader, County Day, Joy Night participant, homecoming queen, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JUDITH KAY CARROLL: Bu siness Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Peppers squad leader, Apollo Choir , Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

Burback Burnett Cade Caldwell Campbell, F. Carey

Burke Busboom Cadwa I lad er Ca lhoun Canterbury, C. Carr ier

Burley Bye Calcaterra Campbell, -::. Canterbury, N. Carroll

Case Cepure Chastain Churchill Casper C erny Chilton Closner

Catr.on Charles C hristiansen Colby

International C lu b , Pepper s pre si dent , Wr it e rs C lu b , Aeo lian Ch oir, Junior Gir ls Glee Cl u b secr etary , Sopho m ore G irls

G l ee Cl ub vice-presi dent , table tennis letter and emblem, County Day , Girl s' State , Joy Night part icipan t.

LESTER COLLIERS , JR.: Industrial Art s, Band, Band letter, Joy Night participant.

PATRICIA ANN COMBS: Business Admin istra ti on and Teachers , H ome Roo m Representati ve, Pepper s, Y-Teens, Band , So ph omore Band

ROBERT LEROY COMER : Trades Pre parat ory- C a rpe n tr y

BRUCE A CONDON: l n du : trial Art s, Joy Night partic i pant.

LARRY C. CONVERSE: Business Admin istration and Teachers , L C lub, Varsity swimming letter.

MICHAEL TERRA N CE COOK: Art s and Sc iences.

ROBERT J. CASE: Trades Preparat ory-Auto Shop.

KAY I. JOHNSON CASPER: Cler ic al , Peppers, Y-Teen s, Juni o r Girls G l ee C lu b , So phomore Girls Glee Club.

SANDRA JANE CATRON: Business s Administrati on and Teachers, Seni or Cla ss secretary, Home Roo m Representative and Alternate , Advocate reporter, Links salesman, Scribe salesman , junior pla y c o mm i ttee, Mummers play comm i ttee, o pera choru s, Safety C o mmittee , Future Nurses Club, Mummers , Peppers , Q uill and Scr oll, Red Cro ss C oun cil Writers C lu b, Y-Teens , Aeo li an Ch oir, Junior Girls Glee C lu b , li brarian, So phomore G i r ls Glee Cl u b , Vars ity Cheerleader , Jo y Night participant and crew, honor roll.

JANIS CEPURE: Engi neering.

GARY DON CERNY : Fine Art s, L Club , Sophomore Band , Orchestra, Re ser v e, Vars i t y and manager gymnastics letters

SUSAN LYNNE CHARLES: Bus iness Administration and Teachers, Inte r national C l ub , Pepper s.

AL-LEN CLARK CHASTAIN: Engineer in g, Reserve and Varsit y baseball letter s

DONALD GLEN CH I LTON: Business Administration.

GARY RAY CHRISTIANSEN: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Roo m Representative, Mummers play cast, o pera lead, Internati on a l Club , L Club, Mummers , Aeolian Ch oir, Boys G le e C lu b , Boys Octet , Vars i ty track manager lett er, Joy Night participant, Fine Arts Festival.

MARVIN LEROY CHURCH I LL: Indu stri al Arts.

GARY M CLOSNER: Bu siness Admin is tration and Teachers.

SARAH COLBY: Art s and Sciences , St u dent C o uncil, Adv ocate rep o rter, o pera chorus, Safety Committee , Aqualinks, Clef Club president, C oed C ouns e lo r s, Future Nurse s C l ub,

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GAYLE BLYTHE COTTINGHAM: Engineering, opera chorus, Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Sophomore debate award, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor So<;:iety.

RICHARD E. COUCH: Business Administration.

DONNA LYN COX: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate book review editor, junior play committee, senior play production manager, Mummers play student director and committee, Library Committee, Safety Committee, Aqualinks, Art Club secretary, Clef Club, Coed Counselors,' Debate, International Club, Mummers secretary, Peppers, Joy Night Central Committee and crew, honor roll, National Honor society.

JOHNNY C. COX: Engineering, Student Council vicepresident, Mummers play cast, opera chorus, Mummers, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night Central Committee ~nd participant, Keen Time Council.

LARRY JAY CRABB: Business Administration and Teachers, Apollo Choir, Joy Night participant.

MEREDITH MERNA CRAIN: Business Administration and Teachers, Safety Committee, Future Nurses Club president, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens.

VERA DEANNA CROCKETT: Homemaking, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

PATRICIA ANNE CROSBY: Arts and Sciences, E.C.A. Committee, Safety Committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Gle0 Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

BARBARA GAIL CRUMB: Clerical, Peppers, Red Cros :; Council, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SHARRON JEAN CULLEN: Business Administration and Teachers, junior play committee, opera chorus, E.C.A. Committee, Coed Counrnlors, Future Nurses Club, Science Club secretary, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JUDITH CATHERINE CURTIS: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

DEE ERNEST CUTTELL: Business Adminstration and Teachers.

ROY EDWARD COOK: Engineering, Home Room Alternate, Camera Club president, Band vice-president, Sophomore Band, Orchestra, Band letter, State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

THOMAS REED COOPER: Engineering , Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter, Joy Night participant.

MARLENE A. COPELAND: Arts and Sciences.

NOEi. JOHN COPELAND: Engineering, Advocate reporter, International Club, Joy Night participant.

JOYCE ELAINE COPPINGER: Stenographic, International Club, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

ROGER ALAN CORN: Business Administration and Teachers, Camera Club, Reserve swimming and track letters.

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Cook, R. Copeland, N Cooper Coppinger

Copeland, M. Corn

Cottingham Cox,

Crockett Cullen

Couch Crabb Crosby Curtis

Cox, D. Crain Crumb Cuttell

MARILYN KAY DALLAS: Homemaking, Peppers.

ROBERT LEE DALLY: Business Administration and Teachers.

DONALD G. DAVIS: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters, Reserve and Varsity track letters, Debate, Joy Night participant, County Day.

PAM ELA HALL DAVIS: Arts and Sciences, Advocate advertising staff, E.C.A. Committee, Aqualinks, Art Club, GAA, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, horseback riding emblem, honor roll, National Honor Society.

WILLIAM H. DAVIS: Industrial Arts.

ROGER LEE DEAN: Arts and Sciences and Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Advocate reporter, junior play cast, Mummers play cast, Safety Committee, International Club, Mummers, Band, Sophomore Band, Reserve track letter, Boys' State, National Honor Society.

BONNIE LOU DEBOER: Clerical, Peppers, Y-Teens.

GRETCHEN KAY DEGENHARDT: Business Administration and Teachers, Safety Committee, Future Nurses Club, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Ba_nd, Junior Girls Glee Club, Band letter.

ROBERT E. DENHAM: Industrial Arts.

JOHN ARDEN DERBY: Arts and Sciences, Mummers play committee, Mummers, Science Club, Boys Glee Club.

FAYE MARIE DICKEY: Business Administration and Teachers, junior play committee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SANDRA JEAN DIEKMANN: Homemaking, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SHIRLEY ANN DIEKMANN: Stenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

WARREN DEAN DOLBERG: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry, L Club, Reserve and Varsity baseball letters.

RONALD DELAX DOOLEY: Engineering.

LAWRENCE T. DUBAS: Bu siness Administration and Teachers, Adv ocate reporter, senior play committee, Mummers play committee, Mummers, Joy Night participant, Doormen.

ANITA DEANNE DUIS: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Alternate, Advocate business manager, Link:; ~alesman, junior play committee, senior play committee, E.C.A. Committee, Safety Committee, Camera Club vicepresident, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers squad leader, Quill and Scroll, Writers Club vice-president, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society vice-president.

AILENE N. DUKE: Business Administration and Teachers, Peppers.

De Boer Derby Diekmann, S. A. Dubas

Degenhardt Dickey Do Iberg Duis

Denham Diekmann, S. J. Dooley Duke

Dallas Davis, P. Dally Davis , W. Davis, D. Dean

LARRY GENE DURST: Business Administration and Teachers.

SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS: Art s and Sciences, Mimes, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore G irls Glee Club.

JOHN ARTHUR ELLIOTT: Engineering, Junior Class president, Senior Class vice-president, H ome Room Representative, L Club , Reser ve and Varsity basketball letters, Reserve and Varsity football letters, Reserve and Varsity track letters.

SHARON LEE ELLSWORTH: Arts and Science s, H ome Room Alternate, Student C ouncil, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Aqualinks vice-president, Art C lu b president, Clef Club president, F uture Nurses Club secretary-treasurer and corresponding secretary, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club vice-president, Sophomore Girl s Glee Club, C ounty Day, Joy Night participant, Apprentice Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Keen Time Council chairman, homecoming attendant, winter sports attendant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JAMES FORREST ENO: Engineering, opera cast, Art Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic.

GARY LEE ERICKSON: Industrial Arts.

DONALD HOWARD FAZEL: Trades Preparatory.

DONNA LEE FINIGAN: Business Administration and Teachers, junior play com~ittee, International Club, Peppers.

BARBARA KAY FIRESTONE: Stenographic, Home Room Representative and Alternate, junior play committee, senior play committee, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore G irls Glee Club.

KATHLEEN JANET FISK: Homemaking, Home Room Alternate, Safety Committee, Future Nurses Club, GAA, International Club secretary, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, United Nations Seminar.

ANN MARIE FI SHER: Business Adminis-tration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Advoca te reporter, junior play committee, senior play committee, Safety Committee, Art Club vice-president, International Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night crew and participant.

JAMES HENRY FOX: Business Administration and Teachers, H ome Room Alternate, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Var si ty baseball letters, Joy Night participant.

DWAYNE ALBERT FRAILEY: Engineering, Science Club treasurer, Joy Night participant

NAOMI GA IL FRANCIS: Business Administration and Teachers.

MARILYN KAY FRANK: Stenographic, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

JOYCE LARAE FRANZEN: Stenographic, P~ppers.

JAN ET LOYE FREESE: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

DARREL WAYNE FRENZEL: Arts and Sciences and Business Admi nistra tion and Teacher s, International Club, Science Club , Band , Joy Night Central Committee, honor roll.

Friedman Gable Fritts Gacusana Fritz Gandara

MORRIS GENE FRIEDMAN: Business Administration and Teachers, Band.

NAOMA JEAN FRITTS: Clerical, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baseball and table tennis emblems.

JAYNE E. FRITZ: Clerical, Home Room Representative , opera chorus, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

BETTE JOYCE FULLER: Stenographic, Library Committee, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

CAROLYN JE A N FULTS: Arts and Sciences, Safety Committee, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Y-Teens publicity chairman, horseback riding emblem, Usherettes.

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SH I RLEY ANN FU $SELMAN: Arts and Sciences, Safety Committee chairman, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, honor roll.

RAYMON LYLE GABLE: Clerical.

JOSE M. GACUSANA: Engineering, Home Room Representative and Alternate, L Club, Red Cross Council, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters, Varsity swimming and track letters, Joy Night participant, County Day.

JOHNNY GANDARA: Business Administration and Teachers, Reserve baseball letter, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

KEt--JNETH GANNON: Trades Preparatory-Printing, Home Room Representative.

JOHN VINCENT GARCIA: Trades Preparatory-Printing.

RAYMOND JON G A RCI A : Business Administration and Teachers, Reserve gym nasties letter, Varsity wrestling letter.

LARRY DEAN G ARDNER: Trades Preparatory-Auto Shop.

MELVIN E. GAYLOR: Industrial Arts.

CLARICE ANN GEISTLI N G ER: Stenographic, Home Room Representative, senior play committee, GA A , Peppers, Sophomore Band, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, swimming and bowling emblems, honor roll.

FRANK-EDWARD JOHN CHARLES DAVID GILLEN: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, L inks salesman, junior play student director, Mummers play committee, Mimes, Mummers, Science Club, Writers Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

PATRICIA ANN GETT MA N: Stenographic, Junior Class treasurer, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Ad vocate reporter, L i n ks typist, Safety Committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Peppers vice-president, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant and crew, Twirler, Head Drum Major, homecoming attendant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JANICE ADEL GOEDEN: Stenographic, GAA, Future Nurses Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, L i nk s salesman, Joy Night participant.

Fuller Gannon Fults Garcia, J. Fusselman Garcia, R.

ELEAf'IOR I RENE GONZALEZ: Homemaking, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

JUDITH KAY GOODENKAUF: Stenographic, GAA, lnternatio·nal Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, hiking emblem.

REBECCA GOODMAN: Arts and Sciences, Advocate exchange editor, Scribe editor, Mum~ers play committee, Future Nurses Club, Mimes vice-president, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

GERALDINE ADA GRADY: Homemaking.

MICHAEL JEROME GRAETZ: Engineering, Home Room Representative, senior play committee, Mummers play cast and committee, Camera Club secretary, Mimes, Mummers, Sc ience C lub, Bo ys Glee Club, Debate, debate letter, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

JERRY EUGENE GRAFF: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop.

CLAUDETTE MARIE GRAHAM: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, opera chorus, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Joy Night participant, State.Music Clinic, honor roll.

JUDITH JEANETTE GRAY: H omemaking, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

VI RGI NIA PAULI NE GREEN: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, opera committee, senior play committee, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Joy Night crew.

JUDITH FRANCiS GRIFFIN: Business Administration and Teachers, Advocate photographer, Camera Club treasurer, GAA, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, bowling emblem, honor roll.

JAYELL WAYNE GROSS: Business Administration and Teachers. '

LEVONNE JOY GRUTTIS: Business Administration, Clef C lub, Future Nurses Club, Mimes, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

LARRY E. HAACK: Engineering, Camera Club, L Club, Varsity track letter, Joy Night participant.

Haack, L. Gray Haack, S. Green Haas

JEAN HAACK: Business Adm inistration, Camera Club, International C lu b , Pepper s, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Usherettes.

DENNIS DALE HAAS: Business Adm inistration and Teachers.

DENNE LORRAINE HACKSTADT: Homemaking, GAA vicepresident, Peppers , Junior G irls G lee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, basketball, swimming, badminton, volleyball, and hiking letters, touch football and table tennis emblems.

KATE MORROW HAGGIE: Art s and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate , Links managing editor, Scribe managing editor, Peppers, Writers Club, Joy Night participant, Amer ican Fie ld Service, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JERRY RICHARD HAHN: Business Administration and Teachers, Advocate feature editor, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

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RONALD RALPH HAHN: Engineering , Band , Sophomore Band , Varsity swimming manager letter, Band letter, Joy Night participant.

JOHNNY D. HAMILTON: Busi ness Adm inistration, Mummers p l ay cast, Mummers, W r iters Club.

JUDITH SUE HANNEMAN: Art s and Sciences , Home Room Representati v e and Alternate , St udent Council , Advocate reporter, senior play committee , Mummers play committee , Safety Committee, Clef Club vice-president , Internationa l Club president and treasurer, Mummers , Peppers, Aeolian Choir , Junior G irls G lee Club librarian, Sophomore G irls Glee C lu b president, Joy Night participant , American Field Service, honor roll, National Honor Society.

LARRY EDWARD HANNEMAN: Engineering , junior pla y st age manager.

DARRELL J HANSEN: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

GARY LEE HANSEN: Engineering , Art Club , Band , Orche stra! J oy Night part i cipant.

KAREN A. HANSON: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and A lternate, senior play committee, Safety Committee , Camera Club president, Coed Counselors pres i- • dent, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club , M imes, Pepper s, So ph o more Girl s G l ee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll , National Honor Society.

ROBERT DALE HANTHORN: Engineering.

LARRY HARDT: Engineering

WANDA KAY HARR I S: Clerica l, Home Room Representative, Pepper s, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee C lub.

LARRY E. HART: Industri a l Art s, Boy s Glee

EDITH LUELLA HARVEY: H o memak ing, Pepper s

NORMA JEAN HAWK: Stenographic , junior play committee, senior p lay committee, Peppers , Y -Teens , Junior Girls Glee Cl ub , So phom o re Girls Glee Club, Usherettes

ROBERT L. HEADLEY: Indu strial Arts, L Club , Re serve and Var si t y gymnastics l etters

SUSAN ROSE HEALEY: Arts and Sciences , Advocate exchange editor, junior play committee , opera chorus, Aqualinks pre si dent and treasurer, Clef Club , Coed Coun se l ors , International Club, Orpheons , Peppers , Quill and Scroll, Jo y Nigh -r participant, honor roll, National Honor Society

DAN I EL LEE HEDGLIN: Art s and Sciences , Reserve ba seball letter.

JANICE ANN HELLWEG: Art s and Sciences , Home Room A ltern ate , Advocate advertising staff, Links salesman, junior play committee, Mummers play cast, Safety Committee , Art C lu b , Future Nurses Club , International Club , Mimes , Mummers president, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , J oy Night participant , honor roll.

LARRY JAMES HENTHORN : Engi neering

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Hanneman, J

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Hergenrader, G. Hibbert H illigoss, D. Hergenrader, J. Hildreth Hilligoss, R

Hergenrader, R. Hill H i nkle

GARY D. HERGENRADER: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop, Home Room Representative.

JANICE JANE HERGENRADER: Clerical , opera chorus, Peppers , Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Sophomore Girl s Glee Club.

ROCHELLE KAY HERGENRADER: Arts and Sciences , Clef Club, Orpheons, Peppers squad leader, Y-Teens treasurer, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Band letter, State Music Clinic, Usherettes, Snowball Princess.

DIXIE CHARLENE HIBBERT: Arts and Sciences, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Science Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

NORBERT LOUIS HILDRETH: Trades Preparatory-Printing, Boys Glee Club president, honor roll.

GARY HILL: Business Administration and Teachers , Home Room Representative and Alternate, Links salesman, junior play committee, senior play cast, Mummers play committee, Assembly Committee, Safety Committee, Camera Club, International Club, L Club, Mimes vice-president, Mummers, Science Club, Reserve and Varsity swimming letters, Debate, Debate letter, Joy Night crew, Fine Arts Festival.

DEXTER NELSON HILLIGOSS: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry.

RICHARD WADE HILLIGOSS: Industrial Arts.

LOUISE E. HINKLE: Stenographic, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

JOHN LEE HOERNER: Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Advocate advertising staff, junior play committee, Mummers play cast, Library Committee, Clef Club, International Club, Mimes, Mummers, Science Club , Band, Sophomore Band,

Band letter, J o y Night Central Committee and crew, State Mu sic Clinic , honor roll, National Honor Society.

OWEN LEE HOI BERG : Business Administration and Teachers, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir , Joy Night participant.

JACK LESLIE HOUCHEN : Business Administration and Fine Arts, H ome Ro om Representative and Alternate, Advocate assistant sports editor, Links artist, senior play cast, Mummers play cast and committee, L Club, Mummers, Quill and Scroll, Reserve and Vars i ty swimming letters, Art Gold Key, Joy Night Central Committee , crew, and participant, honor roll , National Honor Society.

JUDY ANN HOUSEL: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girl s Glee Club.

JAMES F. HOUSER: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, L Club secretary, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

DONNA RAE HOY: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Aqualinks, Mummers , Peppers, Y-Teens , Apollo Choir , Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

ARTHUR HAYDEN HUGHES: Engineering, Home Room Representative, Student Council president, Links writer, opera lead, International Club, Aeolian Choir assistant manager , Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Reserve football letter, Boys' State, County Day, Joy Night crew and participant, Junior Red Cross County Representative , State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JACK KENNETH INGHAM: Industrial Arts.

JOHN FREDERICK ITZEN: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry.

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DONNA RAE JACKSON: Business Adm inistration and Teacher s, Advocate exchange editor, junior pla y committee, senior p lay committee, o pera chor us, Safety C o mmittee , Cle f C lu b , Peppers, Red Cross Counc il, Writers Club , Y -Teen s, Aeol ian Choir , Junior G i rl s G l ee Club , Sophomore G i r ls G l ee C lu b li bra ri a n, Tw irl er , Joy Night partic i pant , honor roll.

JUDITH MAY JANC: Cler i ca l.

ELLEN M. JANOUSEK: Stenographic, Peppers, Aeo li an Choir, Junior Gir ls Glee Club , Sophomore Girl s G l ee Club , Joy Night partic i pant.

JEREMY T. JOHNSON: Business Administration and Teachers, Band, So ph omo re Band , Reser v e football and swimming letters.

LARRY HALL JOHNSON: Eng in eering.

NANCY ESTHER JOHNSON : Business Adm inis trat ion and Teachers, o pera chorus , Internationa l Club, Peppers , Red Cross Co uncil, Aeo li an Ch oir, Junior G i rls Glee Club , Sophomore Gi rls G l ee Cl u b , Joy Night participant , State Mus ic Clinic, honor roll.

RICHARD G. JOHNSON: Trades Preparatory-Aut o Shop

MILES WILLIAM JOHNSTON, JR.: Art s and Sciences, Home Room Representative and A lternate, L Club vicepresident , Vars i ty track letter, Optimist Speech Award , Debate , Nati on al Honor Society.

GORDON PAUL JONES: Eng in eer in g , Ba nd , Sophomore Band , Band letter, honor roll, Naticna l Honor Society

THOMAS FREDER ICK JONES: Arts and Sc iences, Mummer s play cas·;• and student director, opera chorus , L C lu b , Mummer s, Aeolian Choir , Boys G l ee Club , Vars i ty football manager letter, J o y Night participant.

JAMES N. JOYNER: Engineering, Reserve football letter.

KARIN MARGARETA JUNGTORP: Arts and Sciences , Internation al Club , Peppers , J oy Night participant , Amer i can Fiel d Serv i ce Exchange St ude nt from Sweden.

ROSE MARIE JU RICA: Stenograph i c , H ome Room Representativ e , Pepper s squad l eader.

EVELYN BEA JUDKINS: C le rica l, Home Room A lternate, Orpheons, Peppers, Y -Teens , Band , Sophom o re Band, So phomore G irls G l ee C lu b , Ba nd l etter.

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CAROLE JEANETTE JUNDT: Business Admini str ation and Teachers, Home Room Representative, senior play c o mm i ttee , Mummers, Pepper s, Y-Teens, Ap ollo Choir secretary, Soph omore G irls G l ee C lub, Usherettes. •

MARY LU KEILL: Art s and Sc ien ce s, H om e Room Alternate, Advocate editor-in-chief, Links write r , opera chorus, C o ed Counselors, International C lu b , Peppers, Q uill a nd Scro ll, Red Cross Co un ci l, Aeolian Ch oir, Junior G irls Glee C lu b , Sophomore G irls Glee Club, Joy Night part ici pant, Girls ' State , N.H.S .P. A. C onference, N.S.P.A. C onfe rence , honor ro ll, National H onor Society.

RACHEL KAY KELLER: Business Administ r ation and Teachers, H o me Room Representative and A lternate, Advocate b ook review editor, opera chorus, Assembly Comm i ttee, Safety C ommittee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club , International C lub, Peppers, Red Cr oss C oun c il, Y -Te e ns, Aeolian C hoir, Junior G irls G lee C lu b, So phomore G irls Glee Club, Joy Night participant , Sta te M usi c Clin ic, honor roll.

LARRY LEE KELLER: Trades Preparatory-Machine Sh op, H ome Room Representative an d Alternate, Reserve w re stling letter.

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Jackson John son, J Jane Johnson L. Janouse k Jo hnson, N.

GLEN M. KEMPF : Engineer i ng.

WILLIAM DERRELL KENNEDY: Clerical.

MAIDA LORRAINE KERNS: Clerical, opera chorus, Pepper s, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore G i rl s Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

FRED T. KESS: Engineering, Boys Glee Club

PATRICIA ANN KINNEY: Stenographic, C oed Counselors , Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

BRUCE STERNER KIPLINGER: Trades Preparatory-Auto Shop.

JOHN WAYNE KISSLER: Bu siness Administration and Teachers, L Club , wrestling manager letter.

LARRY J. KLEIN: Engineering, Home Room Representative, opera chorus, L Club treasurer, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsity baseball letters, Joy Night participant , honor roll, National Honor Society.

DALE ROLAND KLEMSZ: Business Administration, Apollo Choir.

JUDITH ANN KOBEL: Arts and Sciences, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, honor roll.

MARY JANE KOCH: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, opera lead, Aqua links treasurer, Art Club , Clef Club treasurer, Coed Counselors, I nternational Club,, Mummers, Orpheons , Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Jun i or Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Joy Night participant, honor roil, Nationa l Honor Society.

ROBERT HARRY KOEHN: Business Administration and Teachers , Reserve baseball l etter.

SHARRON LEE KOHL: Stenographic, Home Room Representative and Alternc;1te, Coed Counselors , Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girl s Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LARRY RICHARD KONZ: Trades Preparatory-E l ectricity.

ARLENE JOANN KORELL: Stenographic , Peppers, Y -Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

BARBARA FRANCIS KRANTZ: Fine Arts , GAA , Peppers , Y-Teens.

CAROL ANN KRANTZ: Stenographic.

PAUL HOOD KREISS: Arts and Sciences , Engineering , junior play cast, Mummers play sommittee , International Club , Mummers , Science Club, Joy Night participant , honor roll, Nationa l Honor Society.

Kohl Krantz , B. Konz Krantz , C. Korell Kre i ss

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Kennedy K i nne y K l e in Koch

Kerns K i p li nger Klemsz Koehn

KENNETH E. KRUSE: Indu strial Arts.

RICHARD G. KRU SE: Trades Preparatory.

THOMAS WILLIAM KRUSE: Industrial Arts.

HERBERT LOUIS KUSTER: Engineering, Home Room Alternate, Reserve swimming letter, Doormen

NANCY KAY LAA SE: Business Administration and Teachers, junior play committee, opera orchestra, Coed Counselors, Mimes, Orpheons, Peppers, Writers Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Orchestra president, Band letter, Joy Night crew, State Music Clinic, Usherettes, honor roll, Nationai Honor Society.

LEE LAMSON: Industrial Arts.

GERALD G. LANDINGHAM: Business Administration and. Teachers, Varsity gymnastics letter, Reserve swimming letter.

RONNIE JOE LAW: Industrial Arts.

M. JOAN LEAR: Arts and Sciences, Advocate advertising staff, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

WESLEY CHARLES LEONARD: Business Administration and Teachers.

MARY CATHERINE LESSMAN: Arts and Sciences, senior play committee, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

FRANK HORACE LETCHER: Industrial Arts.

HANS-JUERGEN LEUSCHNER: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, junior play cast, senior play student director, Mummers play committee , International Club, Mummers, Science Club, Boys' State.

PAUL LEWIS: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, L Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore basketball letter, Reserve and Varsity football letters, Band letter.

MARGARET R. LI EBERS: Arts and Sciences, Safety Committee, Aqualinks, International Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

SILVIJA AINA LIEPNIEKS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate photographer, Links photographer, senior play committee, Camera Club, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, GAA secretary, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, badminton emblem and letter, table tennis, bowling, and archery emblems, honor roll, National Honor Society.

EVERETT LELAND LIMING, JR.: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Student Council, Boys' State, County Day.

BEVERLY JOAN LIND: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Adv oca t e exchange ·e ditor , Mummers play committee, Aqualinks, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, golf and swimming emblems and letters, Joy Night participant, County Day, Varsity Cheerleader, winter sports queen.

Landingham Leonard Leuschner Liepn ieks

Kruse, K. Kuster Kruse, R. Laa se Kruse, T. Lamson

Litt le Loos Lopez

RODNEY EDWARD LITTLE: Business Administration and Teachers.

GERALD EUGENE LOOS: Industrial Arts.

DONALD GORDON LOPEZ: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry , Reserve wrestling letter.

IDA CAROLYN LOWE: Stenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens.

LYALL EARL LUFF: Arts and Sciences, L Club treasurer, Boys Glee Club, Varsity football letter, Joy Night participant.

JU DY ANN LUTZ: Arts and Sciences, Student Council, Advocate third page editor, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Future Nurses Club , Peppers , Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, County Day, Joy Night participant, Twirler, Apprentice Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, homecoming attendant, winter sports attendant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JERRY ANN MADISON: Business Administration and Teachers, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir , Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

EVERETT EUGENE MADSEN: Engineering , Boys Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

JOHN MADSEN: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop, Reserve wrestling letter.

GERALDINE MARIE MARHENKE: Arts and Sciences, Peppers squad leader , Y-Teens, Ap ollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Ciub, Sophomore Girl s Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

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JUDITH ANN MARTIN: Sten ographic, Coed Counselors, Pepper s assistant squad leader.

SONDRA SUE MARTIN: Business Admini stration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, Advocate exchange editor, junior play committee, senior play committee, Safety Committee, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club vice-president, Sophomore Girls Glee Club president, Joy Night participant, County Day.

EILEEN M. MATTICE: Stenograph i c, Pepper s, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

MARGIE ANN MATULKA: Homemaking, Peppers.

MARY JEAN MAUEL: Business Admini stration and Teachers , Home Room A lternate, Advocate reporter, Mummer s pla y committee, opera committee, Safety Committee co-chairman, International Club, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir , Junior Girls Glee Club librarian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

SHARON KAY McCONKLE: Stenographic, senior play committee, GAA, Orpheons treasurer, Peppers, Writers Club trea su re1', Band secretary-treasurer, Soph omore Band, b owling emblem, Band l etter.

BARBARA GWEN E McDOUGALL: Business Administrat ion and Teachers, Camera Club secretary, Pepper s, Writer s Club , Y - Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomo re Girls Glee Club, J oy Night part ici pant.

DUANE M. McGOWEN: Bu siness Admini stration, Reserve baseba l l letter.

Marhenke McConkle

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ANN ILENE MclNTYRE: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Adv o cate advertising staff and book review editor, Safety Comrnittee, Camera Club vice-president, Future Nurses Club, International Club secretary, Peppers assistant squad leader; United Nations Seminar, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

WILLIAM CRAIG McKEE: Engineering.

ALYCE MAE McMASTER: Arts and Sciences, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter, Twirler.

ARLINE ELLEN McMASTER: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens Cabinet, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter, Twirler, honor roll.

BARBARA J. McMULLEN: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens secretary, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

MYRNA ARLENE McWILLIAMS: Homemaking, Future Nurses Club, Peppers.

BETTE JUNE MEGEE: Business Administration and Teachers,· Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

DWIGHT WESLEY MEIERHENRY: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Sophomore Class vice-president, Junior Class secretary, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Student Council, Advocate sports editor, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Varsity baseball and football letters, Reserve basketball letter, Joy Night participant, County Day, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JAMES ALAN MEISINGER: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, L in k s business manager, Quill and Scroll, Reserve football and wrestling letters, Joy Night participant, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, N.S.P.A. Conference.

PHIL E. MENDOZA: Industrial Arts, L Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

WILLIAM GRANT MEYER: Business Administration and Teachers, Band student director, Band letter.

PATRICK MILLER: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

THOMAS M. MILLER: Arts and Sciences, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter.

GAYLENE LEE MILLION: Homemaking, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

OLGA MINISCZ.

AIJA L. MISA: Arts and Sciences, Peppers, honor roll, Nati ona I Honor Society.

JEANETTE ETH EL M ITTELBERG: Clerical, Home Room Alternate, Sophomore Band, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

ERNEST GORDON MOCK: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

JOHN CHARLES MOELLER: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop.

PATRICIA JEAN MOELLER: Homemaking, Orpheons, Peppers, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore. Girls Glee Club, Orchestra, Band letter.

JUDITH ANNE MOOMAW: Arts and Sciences, E.C.A. Committee, Safety Committee, Aqualinks, Art Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Y-Teen's, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

CAROL JEAN MOORE: Business Administration and Teachers, opera chorus, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, Usherettes.

JACQUELYN KAY MORALEZ: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, senior play stage manager, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

MARY ELLEN MORGAN: Homemaking, Future Nurses Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

MELINDA JO MORGAN: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Aqualinks, International Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

SUSAN KAY MORGAN: Arts and Sciences, Aqua links, Art Club, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, G-AA, International Club, Peppers , Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, golf, horseback riding, and swimming emblems, volleyball letter, Joy Night participant, Varsity Cheerl'eader, Apprentice Cheerleader, honor roll, National Honor Society.

THOMAS D. MORRISSEY: Business Administration and Teachers and Engineering, Art Club treasurer, International Club, L Club, Varsity swimming letter, Sophomore football and track letters, Doormen, Joy Night participant.

SALLY ANN MOSHER: Arts and Sciences, Advocate copyreader, opera accompanist, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers assistant squad leader, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir accompanist, Junior Girls Glee Club accompanist,' Girls Octet accompanist, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic , honor roll, National Honor Society.

VALDIS MUCENIEKS: Engineering.

THOMAS J. MULDER: Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Reserve basketball letter, honor roll.

ELIZABETH JANE MUNDORF: Arts and Sciences, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SHARON KAY MURPHY: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Links writer , Mummers play committee, Aqua l inks, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, swimming emblem, Joy Night participant.

PATRICIA ANN MYERS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, junior play cast, senior play cast, Mummers play committee, opera lead, Safety Committee, International Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JANICE DIANE MYRBERG: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Links typist, Safety Committee, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers squad leader, Writers Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

CARL ALRAY NEEMAN: Business Administration and Teachers, Band, Boys Glee Club, Band letter.

TED RAYMOND NEILL: Business Administration.

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GARY WAYNE NELSON: Industrial Arts.

BETTE JO NEWTON: Home Room Representative, opera chorus, Clef Club, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeo lian Choir, Junior Girls G lee Club , Soph omore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, Varsity Cheerleader , Apprent ice Cheerleader.

ROBERT DEAN NITZ: Business Administration and Teachers, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter.

ROZANNA NOE: Busine ss Administration and Teachers, Advocate reporter, junior play committee, senior play committee, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Junior G irls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

NANCY NEAL NUSS: Homemaking, GAA, Peppers , Y-Teens, hiking emblem and letter.

THOMAS C. ODELL: Bu siness Administration and Teachers, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

LARRY L. OHLRICH: Engineering.

ELWIN A. OLDENBURG: Industrial Art s.

SANDRA JEAN OLSON: Businesss Admini stration and Teachers, opera chorus, Pepp-ers, Apoll o Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club.

EARL LEE OLTMAN: Business Admini stration and Teachers, Senior Class co-secretary, Home Room Representative, L Club, Soph omore, Re serve, and Varsity baseball letters, Varsity basketball manager letter.

LILLIAN MAE OPP: Homemaking, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

FERDINAND Q. ORTIZ: Industrial Arts, L Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

WILLIAM ANTON ORWIG: Arts and Sc iences, Home Room Representative, Student Counci l, Links writer, Mummers play cast, opera chorus, International Club, L Club , Mummers, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore, Reserve , and Varsity basketball letters, Varsity tennis letfer, Joy Night participant, American Field Service, honor roll, National Honor Society.

PAULA RAE OSBURN: Business Admi nistration and Teachers, Peppers , Y -Teens.

SAND RA SUE OTT: Arts and Sciences, junior play committee, E.C.A. Committee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Usherettes, honor roll , National Honor Society.

JOHN PETER OVERGAARD: Arts and Sciences, Assembly Committee, L Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

KATHRYN JEANETTE OWENS: Art s and Sciences and Stenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LINDA ANNE OWENS: Clerical, opera chorus, Orpheons, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, Twirler.

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Nitz Olson

Orwig Osburn Ott

Noe Oltman Nuss Opp Odell Ortiz

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DOUGLAS A. OXENHARDT: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop, Band, Sophomore Band.

SILVIJA PAKALNS: Arts and Sciences, International Club.

GARY DEAN PARKER: Business Administration, L Club, Reserve and Varsity gymnastics letters.

DAVID WILLIAM PAULY: Business Administration and Teachers, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club.

RONALD J. PEARSON: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, Advocate reporter, senior play committee, L Club, Varsity track manager letter, Reserve and Varsity wrestling letters.

GLENDA MAE PERRI NE: Bookkeeping, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

HELEN ELAINE PESTER: Business Administration and Teachers, Peppers.

JACQUELINE NAOMI PETERSON: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, senior play committee, Safety Committee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

KENNARD J. PILKINGTON: Engineering.

OLIVER RAY PILLARD : Clerical, Reserve baseball Jetter.

JAM ES HALE Pl N KERTON: Engineering, Sophomore Class secretary, Senior Clas·s treasurer, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Student Council, Links writer, senior play committee, opera lead, Aeolian choir president, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Reserve and Varsity basketball letters, Joy Night participant, Keen Time Council, honor roll, National Honor Society president.

JOHN SHAN DON PLACE : Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Hom_e Room Representative, senior play stage manager, opera cast, Safety Committee, lnterna}ional Club, L Club, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Varsity wrestling letter, Boys' State, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, National Honor Society.

ELIZABETH JANE PLATT: Arts and Sciences, junior play committee, opera chorus and committee, Coed Counselors, GAA, International Club, Mimes, Peppers, Aeolian Choir,

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basketball, swimming and hiking emblems, Joy Night Central Committee and crew, honor roll, Na+ional Honor Society.

KENNETH B. POCRAS: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, Apollo Choir, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore and Reserve football letters, Joy Night participant.

RENEE /LEEN POLSKY: Arts and Sciences, Safety Committee, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Sopbomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

PATRICIA ANN PORTER: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate third page editor, Links writer, junior play cast, opera chorus, Aqualinks, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, GAA, Mummers, Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, golf emblem, N.H.S.P.A. Award, N S.P.A. Conference, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

CLEO LEE POWELL: Clerical, Advocate advertising staff, GAA secretary, Peppers, Sophomore Sirls Glee Club, softball emblem.

LARRY MONROE POWELL: Trades preparatory-Auto Shop.

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Oxenhardt Pauly Pester Pillard

Pakalns Pearson Peterson Pinkerton

Parker Perrine Pilkington Place

HER BERT A. PROBASCO: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, Advocate assistant sports editor and sports editor, C lef Club, International Club, L C lub, Mimes, Mummers, Quill and Scroll, Band, Sophomore Band, Boys G lee Club, Varsity basketball manager and track manager letters, Ba nd letter, Joy Night participant.

SALLY AILEEN PURVIANCE: Business Administration and Teachers, Hom e Room Representative and Alternate, Advocate reporter, junior play committee, senior play cast, Mu mmers pf ay committee, M imes treasurer, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Quill and Scroll, Wr iters Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, winte r sports attendan:·, honor roll, National H ono r Society.

MARGARET AN N QUEEN: A rts and Sc iences, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore G irls Gle e C lub, honor roll, National H onor Society

LAUREL J ANE RAGER: Art s and Sc iences, Advocate advertising staff, Scribe poetry editor, junior play committee, senior play committee, Art Club, Future Nurses Club, Peppers squad leader, Writer s Cl u b secretary and vice-president, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Orchestra.

PATRICIA AN N RAPP: Stenographic, junior play committee, Peppers, Apollo C hoir, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Usherettes.

CAROL LEE RAY: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, International Club, Peppers, Red Cr oss C ouncil, Y-Teens, Sophomore G irls Glee C lu b

BARBARA A NN RECTOR: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls G lee Club.

BARBARA JOYCE REED: Art s and Science s, Clef Club, GAA , International C lub, Peppe rs assistant squad leader, Apollo Choir, Junior G irls G lee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

LAWRENCE LEE REGER: Engineering, Boys G lee C lub.

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Renemans Ritchey Rogers, J. F Reynolds R'ixstine Roker

LARRY DEAN REIFSCHNE ID ER: Industrial Art s, Reserve gymnastics letter.

LUKE IVARS RENEMANS: Engineering.

MAU RICE LEE REYNOLDS: Industrial Arts.

RUDENE A. RISTOW: Stenographic, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

DOTTY JEAN RITCHEY: Business Administration and T eachers, Home Room Repre~entative and A lternate, opera chorus, Clef Club, Orpheons vice-president, Peppers treasurer, Y-Teens social chairman, Aeolian Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, Joy Night participant.

DONALD RALPH RIXSTI NE: Industrial Arts, Advocate photographer, Links photographer, Camera Club president and vice-president, Boy s Glee Club, N.H.S.P. A Conference, Joy Night participant.

JANE BERNICE ROGERS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Scribe associate editor, E.C.A. Committee, Aqualinks, Mimes, Peppers, Writers Club president and secre tary, Aeolian Choir, Band, Sophom ore Ba nd, Junior G irls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Band lette ·, State M usic Clinic, Usherette:;, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JOANNA FLORENCE ROGERS: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative, Advocate feature editor, Links salesman, senior play committee, Safety Committee, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, bowling emblem, Usherettes, honor roll, National Honor Society.

LOIS MARILYN ROKER: Arts and Sciences, H ome Room Alternate, opera chorus, E.C.A Committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, J~nior Girls Glee Club, Orchestra, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

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Purviance Rapp Reed Queen Ray Reger

TERRY EUGENE SAPP: Business Administration and Teachers, L Club vice-president, Sophomore football letter, Reserve and Varsity track letters.

STANLEY ALAN SAX: Business Admin istration and Teachers, H ome Room Representative and Alternate.

DONNA D. SCAGGS: Clerical, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

RONALD LEE SCHAFER: Eng ineering, Band, Sophomore Band, Band letter.

JANICE L. SCHARTON: Clerical.

ROGER LEE SCHEIDT: Busine ss Administration and Teacher s, L Club, Varsity basketball letter, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

MARILYN JOAN SCHLAPHOFF: Arts and Sciences, senior play committee, Clef Club, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherettes, honor roll, National Honor Society

BARBARA JEAN SCHLEIGER: Stenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

MARGARET ANN SCHMIOT: Stenographic, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girl s Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

RONALD HARRY SCH RADER: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, Apollo Choir

KAREN JEAN ROSEBERRY: Arts and Sciences, Peppers , Y-Teens, Apo llo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore G irls Glee Club.

GR ETCH EN ILEANE ROSENLOF: Busine~s Administrati on and Teachers, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Junior Girls G lee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

ROGER D. ROSS: Business Administration and Teachers, Boys Glee Club, Reserve football letter, Joy Night participant.

U LOIS P. ROZE: Engineering, senior play committee, Science Club, honor roll.

DONALD GENE RUSSELL: Trades Preparatory-Carpentry.

DAWN MAY SADDORIS: Clerical , Peppers , Red Cross Council, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SAN ORA KAY SALMON: Art s and Sciences, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band, Sophomore Band , Orchestra, band letter, State Music Clinic.

SANDRA KAY SANGER: Arts and Sciences and Fine Arts, H ome Room Alternate , junior play committee, senior play casi·, Mummers play committee, Safety Committee, Art Club secretary, treasurer, and vice-president, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Mummers, Peppers secretary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Joy Night Central Committee and crew, honor roll, National Honor Society secret.arytreasurer.

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Schafer Schlaphoff Schrader

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JERROLD LEE SIEVERS: Business Admi nis trat ion and Teachers, L Club , Re serve gymnastics letter, Var si t y track manager letter.

JU DY ELAINE SI MON: H o memaking, GAA , Pepper s, Y - Teen s, hik ing emblem and letter.

ROSE MARGARET SIMPSON: Art s and Science s, C oed Counselors, Future Nurses Club , International C lu b , Pepper s assistan t squad leader, Red Cr oss C oun cil , So ph omore Band.

JAMES B. SINKULE: Busin e ss Admin istration.

JOHN OTTO SKOLD: Engineering, opera chorus, Ae olian Ch oir, Boys Glee Cl ub , Boys Octet, J oy Night participant.

SANDRA KAY SLOTHOWER: Busi ness Admini strat ion and Te achers

FRANKLIN DEWEY SMITH: Bu siness Adm inistra t ion and Teachers.

SARA J ANE SCHULTZ: A rts and Sciences , senior play comm i ttee , C l ef Club , Coed Counselors, International Club , Peppers , Y -Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherettes, honor r o ll.

MICHAEL G SCHUMACHER: Industrial Art s, Home Ro o m Representative, Safety Committee, Internat ion al Club , Links salesman, Varsity wrestling manager letter.

RONNIE EUGENE SCHWARZENBACH: Trades Preparatory -A uto Sh op.

RAY ANTHONY SH EPA RD: Indu strial Art s, International Club, Mummers, Boy s G l ee Club , Fine Arts Festival.

MATTHEW SHERIDAN : Commercial, L Club, Re serve and Varsity ba seba II letters

PRO SHERMAN: Business Admin ist ration and Teachers, Home Room A lternate, Advocate photographer, Links photographer ; Camera Club, Boys Glee C lub, Joy Night participant.

HELEN RUTH SH I LHAN: Stenographic, junior play c o mmittee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior G irls Glee Club secretary, Sophomore Gir ls Glee Club.

SUZAI NE SHOEMAKER: Arts and Sc iences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate reporter, senior play committee, opera chorus, Aq ualinks, Clef Club, GAA, Mimes , Pepper s, Quil l and Scr oll, Red Cr oss Council , Ae olian Ch oir, Junior Girl s Glee C lu b , Sophomore Girl s Glee Club , swimming emblem, Joy Night parti~ipant, honor roll.

WILLIAM DEAN SHONERD: Clerical , H o me Ro o m Alfornate , Reser v e football letter

SHARONLEE SIDDENS: Business Admi nistration and Teachers, honor roll.

JAMES C. SIEVERS: Busine ss Administrati on and Teacher s, L Cl u b, Varsity football manager letter.

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JAN ICE KAY SM 1TH: Clerical, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SHARON JEAN SM 1TH: Arts and Sciences, H ome Room Representative and Alternate, E.C.A. Committee, Safety Committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers squad leader, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participan·:•, honor roll, National Honor Society.

MICHAEL EDWIN SNOWDEN: Arts and Sciences.

HELEN ETHYLE SODERSTROM: Homemaking.

STEPHEN JOHN SOMMER: Engineering, Boys Octet accompanis·:·, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society. •

RICHARD LEE SPAEDT: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Representative, Safety Committee, International Club, Red Cross Counci l secretary, Sophomore basketball and football letters, Reserve track letter.

SHARON LEE SPLAIN: Business Administration and Teachers, Links salesman, junior play committee, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, horseback riding emblem and letter.

RODNEY BL'AINE SPOOR: Business Administration and Teachers.

GRETCHEN MARIA SQUYRES: Arts and Sciences, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

ANDRIS A STAKLIS: Engineering, opera chorus, L Club, Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsity tennis

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letter, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

NANCY ANN STANDLEY: Arts and Sciences, Advocate reporter, Art Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Joy Night participant.

SUSAN ANNETTE STANLEY: Arts and Sciences, Mummers play committee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Mimes, Mummers treasurer, Orpheons, Pepper s, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

BERNIE STAUNING: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

ROBERTA DEAN NA STEELE: Arts and Sciences, Advocate advertising staff, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, GAA , Mimes secretary, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girl s Glee Club, Usherettes.

ROBERT EUGENE STEIN: Engineering, L Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Reserve and Varsity baseball letters, Joy Night participant.

TONI STEPANEK: Arts and Sciences, Art Club, International Club, Mimes, Writers Club treasurer, Junior Girl s Glee Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JORGIA LEE STERKEL: Homemaking, Peppers.

MARY LOU STEWART: Homemaking, GAA president, vicepresident, and treasurer, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baseball, football, and table tennis emblems, volleyball, badminton, hiking, and basketball letters.

Sta kl is Stepanek

Standley Sterkel

Stanley Stewart

Splain

Squyres

Soderstrom Sommer Spaed i•

BARBARA JEAN STOEHR: Arts and Sciences, opera orchestra, Camera Club, GAA , Orpheons, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Orchestra , table tennis emblem , State Music Clinic, Joy Night crew, honor roll.

PETER DEAN STOKI: Arts and Sciences.

JEROME HARRIS STOLLEY: Business Administration and Teachers, Reserve football letter, Varsity swimming letter.

GUNTIS STRAUSS: Engineering.

HARRIET ANN STRICKLAND: Arts and Sciences, Links formal photography editor, GAA president, vice-president, and secretary, softball, basketball, touch football, badminton, hiking, swimming, selling, archery, bowling, horseback riding, ping pong, and volleyball emblems, softball, basketball. touch football, badminton, hiking, swimming, selling, archery, bowling, and volleyball letters, Quill and Scroll, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JOHN L. STROMER: Business Administration and Teachers, Joy Night participant.

DONALD HARVEY STRONBERG: Engineering, L Club, Science Club, Varsity tennis letter, Joy Night crew , honor roll.

DUANE LEON STROUGH: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, L Club, Reserve and Varsity gymnastics letters.

DONALD DEAN STUDIER: Engineering, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Links salesman, opera chorus, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore football letter, Varsity track manager letter.

SANDRA ORRELLE STUHR: Homemaking, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

RICHARD MORRISON SUTTON: Arts and Sciences, junior play committee , Band, Sophomore Band, Joy Night crew.

RO BERT R. SWAIM: Engineering.

DONALD LEE SWETLAND: Trades Preparatory-Electricity.

RICHARD LEE TALBERT: Engineering, L Club, Reserve an:l Varsity gymnastics letters.

JANET LEE TESELLE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate second page editor, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers assistant squad leader, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JOHN MAURICE THOMPSON: Engineering, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsity basketball letters, Reserve track letter , Joy Night participant.

MERLE JAMES THOMPSON: Business Administration and Teachers.

SANDRA MARIE THORNTON: Business Adm inistration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, Links salesman, opera orchestra, Aqualinks, Peppers, Ba.nd, Orchestra, Band letter, State Music Clinic, honor roll.

YOLANDA SUE THORPE: Arts and Sciences, Advocate reporter, senior play committee, Mummers play cast, opera lead, Assembly Committee, Safety Committee, Aqualinks, International Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

SHIRLEY EVELYN TIMM: Business Administration and Teachers and Clerical, Mummers play stage manager and committee, opera orchestra, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Orchestra librarian, bowling emblem, State Music Clinic, Twirler, honor roll.

LOIS ARLENE TIPTON: Business Administration and Teachers, Peppers, honor roll.

YVONNE EMI.LY TURLEY: Business Administration and Teachers, GAA, International Club, Y-Teens.

CHARLOTTE LEE TURNER: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Student Council, Advocate news editor, senior play committee, Aqua/inks secretary, Art Club, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Writers Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, golf emblem, Varsity Cheerleader, Apprentice Cheerleader, County Day, Joy Night participant, homecoming attendant, Junior Red Cross County Representative, Keen Time Council, honor roll, National Honor Society.

KENT D. TURNER: Business Administration and Teachers, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore football letter, Band letter, State Music Clinic.

JANET CAROL UDD: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Alternate, opera orchestra, Coed Counselors, Orpheons, Peppers squad leader, Band librarian, Sophomore Band, Orchestra, Band letter, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JANET P. ULAND: Clerical, Peppers.

YVONNE ELSIE UMLAND: Arts and Science s, Advocate advertising staff, Assembly Committee, E.C.A. Committee, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Writers Club, Orchestra president, National Forensic League, United Nations Seminar, honor roll, National Honor Society.

JOHN ARTHUR USHER: Business Administration and Teachers, Joy Night participant.

LARRY M. UPTON: Bus·iness Administration and Teachers, Boys Glee Club, Reserve fos,tball letter.

VIRGIN IA RAE VENERABLE: Homemakin~, , Future Nurses Club, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

CAROL SUE VERMAAS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate managing editor, opera chorus, Aqualinks secretary, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, GAA, Orpheons, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club president, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, golf emblem, Varsity Cheerleader, Apprentice Cheerleader, County Day, Joy Night participant, Keen Time Council, honor roll, National Honor Society.

DIMITRIS VERONIS: Home Room Representative, International Club, Writers Club president, Reserve wrestling letter, Joy Night participant, American Field Service Exchange Student from Greece.

GEORGE LYNN VLASNIK: Industrial Arts.

GEORGIA ANN VOGEL: Clerical, GAA, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, softball and bowling emblems.

IDA WAGNER: Stenographic, lnternctional Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

ROBERT LEE WALENTA: Business Administration and Teachers.

U sher Verma as Vogel Upton Veron i s Wagner

Vene r able Vlasnik Walenta

Thorpe Turley Udd

Timm Turner, C. Uland

Tipton Turner K. Umland

ELMER EDWARD WALIN: Busine ss Administrati on and Teachers , opera chorus, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Soph omore Band, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsity baseball letters, Reserve and Var sity ba sketball letters, Joy Night participant.

DALE RONALD WALKINSHAW: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop.

ROJANE RAE WALLER: Arts and Sciences, junior play committee, senior play committee, Coed Counselors, Pepper s, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Nati onal Honor Society.

CAROL LOUISE WALTERS: Arts and Sciences, Future Nur ses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

CAROLYN JEAN WARNER: Arts and Sciences, Advocate rep?rter, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Orpheons, Peppe rs, Quill and Scr oll, Red Cross C ouncil, Ap ollo Ch oir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Usherette s, honor roll, National Hon or Society.

LARRY K. WARREN: Bu siness Administration and Teachers , Joy Night participant.

JOHN MICHAEL WATKINS: Engineering, Home Room Repre sentative and Alternate, Safety Committee, Boys Glee Club, Reserve football letter, Debate, Boys' State, Doormen , Joy Night participant.

ORLAN LEE WEERS: Industrial Art s.

DORA ANN WEETH.

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LAU REN CE G. WEISGERBER: Art s and Sciences

RI CHARD LEROY WELCH: Engineering , Sophomore Cla ss treasurer, Home Room Alternate, Student Council, opera chorus, L Club secretary, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Var sity baseball and basketba ll letters, Joy Night participant.

HAROLD FRANKLIN WELLS: Bu siness Admini stration and Teachers, opera chorus, Ae o lian Choir, Sophomore and Reserve football letters, J oy Night participant.

JEANNETTE JOYCE WELLS: Clerical, junior play ca::t, senior play cast, opera chorus, Mummer s, Peppers vice-president, Y-Teens, Ae olian Choir secretary, Junior Girl s Glee Club , Sophomore Gir ls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

MARGARET ANN WERTMAN: Arts and Sciences and Business Admini stration and Teachers, Advocate bo ok review editor and reporter, Links senior bi og raphy editor, Peppers, Quiil and Scroll secretary-treasurer, Debate , N.H.S.P.A. award, honor roll, National Honor Society.

DARLENE JEANETTE WEST: Clerical, Peppers.

EDWIN F. WEYAND: Industrial Arts, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant

PHILIP W. WHITE: Art s and Sciences and Engineering, L Club, So phomore Band, Reserve and Varsity baseball le tter s, Reserve and Varsity ba sket ball letters, Varsity football letter.

RODNEY LEE WHITE: Clerical , honor roll.

Weyand White, P. White , R.

Walin Watkins Walkinshaw Weers Waller Weeth

Walters Weisgerber Warner Welch

Warren Wells , H

DONALD EDWARD WH IT EMO N: Business Administration and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, L Club, Reserve and Varsity football letters.

VIRGINIA ANN WHITNEY: Arts and Sciences , GAA, International Club , Writer s Club , Ae olian Ch o ir.

THOMAS G. WICKEN: Trades Preparat o ry-Carpentry, Reserve baseball letter.

WILLIAM HOWARD WILBUR: Busine ss Adm i nistration and Teachers, junior play committee , Band, So phomore Band , Orche stra, Band letter.

ROXANNE WILCOX: Stenographic , Links salesman.

RICHARD A WILKE: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop.

JANICE R. WILKINS: Clerical, H ome Room Alte rnate, opera chorus, Pepper s, Ae olian Ch oir, J unior Gir ls G lee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

JERRY B. WILLIAMS: Arts and Sciences.

RALPH BUD WILLIAMSON: Bus iness Administration and Teacher s, L Club, Var si ty football and golf letters.

JUDY ELIZABETH WILSON: Business Admini stration an:J Teachers, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council , Ap ollo Choir, Junior Gir ls Glee C lu b , Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

MARGARET L. WILSON: Business Administration and Teachers, Advocate reporter, senior play committee, opera committee, Clef Club , GAA, Orpheons, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir , Junior Girls Glee Club , So phomore Girls Glee Club, horseback riding emblem, Joy Night participant.

MAXINE JOYCE WIMP: Homemaking, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

MELVIN D. WIMP : Industrial Art s, Reserve and Var sity gymnastics letters.

PAUL CHARLES WINKLER: Engineering, Joy Night participant.

IGOR WISCHNEWSKY: Engineering.

JIMMIE CLARK WITTSTRUCK: Business Administration and Teachers.

FERN MARIE WIXSON: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Usherettes.

JUDITH ANN WOODARD: Clerical, Y-Teen s.

White mon Wilbur Wilkins Wilson , J. W im p , M. D. W it tstruck

Whitney Wilcpx Williams, J Wilson, M. Winkler Wixson

W icke n Wilke W illiamson Wimp, M J. W ischnewsky Woodard

BRADFORD LAWRENCE WRIGHT: Engineering, senior play committee, Mummers play cast, Library Committee, Mummers, Science Club president and vice-president, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

ROBERT LEE WRIGHT: Engineering, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

RONALD DEAN YAKEL: Business Administration and Teachers.

MARYJEAN YONKEY: Stenographic, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LEROY W. YOST: Business Administration and Teachers, Band, Sophomore Band.

ROGER LEE YOUNG: Business Administration and Teachers, Sophomore Class president, Home Room Representative, Reserve and Var_sity football letters, Reserve an::l Varsity wrestling letters, Joy Night participant.

ANITA ZELEN: Arts and Sciences, Peppers.

DAVIDA ZOLOT: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate reporter, Links writer, senior play committee, Mummers play committee, opera chorus, Safety Committee, Art Club, International Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Quill and Scroll, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

VANCE MARSHALL ZUERLEIN: Business Administration and Teachers, Reserve swimming letter.

JAMES BALLENTINE

ROGER BELL

LEROY ALLEN Bl RN BROOK

CHARLES BORDEN

JANE BRADY

RICHARD GENE DIEKMANN

CASEAL JORDAN

SALLY MAXWELL

FRED MERRIMAN

OLA MOORE

KARMEN LEE PERKINS

ROBERT E. REID

NORMUNDS REKTE

RICHARD LEE SCHENAMAN

ROBERT C. SMITH

WILLIAM HAROLD SM 1TH

WILLIAM F. SWANSON

C. KENT TURNER

TOM TURNER

CLARENCE L. WASSER

Bl LLY LEE YOST

Wright, B. Zelen Wright, R. Zolot

Yakel Zuerlein

Yost Young

During the halftime of the Lincoln High - Lincoln Northeast football game, Jeanne Carrier was crowned homecoming queen. Her attendants were Sherry Turner, Sharon Ellsworth, Pat Gettman, and Judy Lutz.

Sports Queens Climax

Falt Winter Seasons

Bev -Lind reigned as winter sports queen at the annual winter sports banquet. She was nominated by the swimming team, and her attendants were Sally Purviance , Judy Lutz, and Sharon Ellsworth.

After the crowning and homecoming halftime festivities, Queen Jeanne was escorted from the oval in a convertible.

Jim Cadwallader is warmly welcomed home by Dave Calhoun, Johnny Cox, Jim Meisinger, and Lee Liming after spending a summer in Sweden.

The Omaha World-Herald award to the Advocate is discussed by Pat Porter, Barbara Barker, and Margaret Wertman, N.H.S.P.A. award winners.

Memories of Italy are recalled by Kate Haggie as she prepares some spaghetti for Amer ica n Field Service students Judy Hanneman, Dimitris Veronis, Bill Orwig, Jim Cadwallader , and Karin Jungtorp.

Seniors (li ,max Three

It's all behind us now: the strangling fear on the first day of our sophomore year at Lincoln High; the confusion of trying to find a "hidden" fourth floor room; the fun of campaigning for that special office on County Day; the intangible Lincoln High spirit that aroused itself in us as we cheered the Links through victory and defeat; the eager awaiting for the revealing of American Field Service students, homecoming

Jack Houchen is glad that he is first in line to receive his 1957 Links from Jim Mei si nger , Links business manager.

Senior class officers, Jim Pinkerton, treasurer; Mike Burke, president; Sandra Catron and Earl O ltman, cosecretaries; and John Elliott, vice-president, find past yearbooks quite amusing.

Brad Wright admits that a gas mask isn ' t really necessary a s he, Frank G i llen, and Paul Kreiss peer through the eerie glow of their latest chemistry experiment.

Unforgettable Years

queen, National Honor Society members, and scholarship winners; and finally, the sadness of Color Day, Baccalaureate, and graduation, as three unforgettable years at Lincoln High are ended.

These are our memories of Lincoln High School; these, and many, many more are recalled as each of us becomes a link in the lengthy and ever-growing chain of the Links.

Ann Billmyer can add nothing but shade to the situation as Betty Blore attempts to make Gary Hill's Hobo Day attire a bit more informal.

Buckles, baggy-shag sweaters, and button-down shirts everywhere show the influence of the Ivy Lea gue on Jim Pinkerton, Jim Eno, Dick Spaedt, and Jim Cadwallader.

Adding their names to a Student Council petition to retain Lincoln High School 's name are Janet T eSelle and Joe Gacusana.

" Ouch! That hurts!" This is quite evident in Dotty Ritchey's expression as she receives her shot of polio vaccine.

Ju.nior Year Is Filled With Fun, Excitement

·And Memories for All

Junior officers Ch arlotte Douglas, tr easurer; Brian Etheridge, president; Carolyn Frey, vic e -president; and Bill Bowers, secretary, wait patiently for the concession stand to open.

Row I : Laurie A berne t hy, Kay A dams, S hirley A hrends, Frances A lbers, Brenda A llacher, Kenneth A llen, Richard A llen, Kent A merman

Row 2 : Gerald A nderson, J ames A nderson, Judith A nderson, Sharon A nderson, Harry A ndrews, John A ndrews, Ershal Arnold, Barbara Baars

Row 3: Marilyn Baars, Thomas Baker, M elvin Ballard, A nn Barnard, Lawrence Barron, J ohn Bartzatt, Ellen Basoco, Chester Bates

Row4 : A lexander Bauer, Carole Bauers, Ronald Bauman, Donna Becker, Patricia Beckman, Kathryn Beggs, Barbara Benzel, Jo Berk

Row 5: Franc is Bettinger, Gertrude Bice, Robert Biel, Linda Bindrum, Brian Binning, F lorence Blacker, Gearald Blacketer, Judith Blackwell

Row 6: Donna Bl o dgett, Eunice Bodfield, R'oger Bod fi eld, Patricia Bogar, Ronald Bond, W illiam Booth, M argaret Borner, Gen Bos I au

Row 7 : Gary Bostic, J ack Bowen, Barbara Bowers, W i 11 i am Bowers, Sharon Brannen, Janice Breen, J onathan Brettmann, Charlotte Brown

Row 8: Harold Brown, Jo an Br o wn, John Brown, Bett y Brownson, Dotty Bruce, I le ne Bru nkow, William Brunsen, D anie I Buckner

Row I : Lorraine Bullock, A r I en e Bumgardner, Marian Bunker, Joanne Buntemeyer, Careen Surgess , John Burke , Joyce Burns, Richard Burns

Row 2: Kenneth Bu sch, Bonnie Bush, Dianne Camp, Gary Camp · bell, Jerry Campbell, Pauline Campbell, Denni~ Caples John Chapman

Row 3: Darlene Cheever, D o n n a Cheever, Judi 1· h Chilelly, J u d y Chri stensen, Fran ces Clark, Ann Cleavenger, Cozette Close, Betty Clough

Row 4 : Carolyn Coffman, Michael Collins, Jane Connealy, Madonna Cook, J o s e p h i n e Couch, Harold Crate, Wayne Creps, Jerry Crisp

Row 5: Wesley Crist, Bruce Daland, Julie Dailing, Donald Damoude, Timothy D arnauer, Jim Darnell, Marilyn Da vey, Brenda D avidson

Row 6: Joan D ebus, Lavonn Debus, W i I la D elehoy, Joy Den sberger, Wil liam D ermyer, Bruce DeVore , Kay Diamond, James Dick

Row 7: Stan D inges, Karen D ittenber, John D onaldson, R o b e rt a Donnelly, J ohn D ormer, Marion Dorn, Melva Dorn, Charlotte Doug las

Row 8: R'obert Dreith Kenneth Drevo, Larry Durham, Dale Eaton , Beverly Elam, Mar ily n Epp, Br ian Etheridge, Th o m a s Evan s

Row 9: Judy Farris, Judy Feather, Jeannine F enton, Judith Fields, Nancy Finigan, Roger Fish, Jan Foltz, Sharon Foreman

Row 10: Henry Fox, Shirley Frazier, Carolyn Frey, Thomas Fritter, Garland Frizzell, Janet Frohn, Suzanne Fry, Ruth Ganshorn

Row II: Gwendolyn Garrett, Martin Gates, D iane Geier, Bob Gettman, Sharron G ie belhaus, James Gies, Marlene Goeden, David Gomez

Row 12 : Jacqueline Goodman, Mary Gottula, Larry Grady, Larry Grage, J ack Grantski, J ack Graves, Margaret Greb, Sandra Greeness

Having finished dinner, Ken Drevo, D iane Yost, Ann Muehlbeier, and Jim Yost enjoy the program at the football banquet.

Judy Kroll and Ina Griggs listen to Mrs. Joanne Duncan , accompani st, play a selection to be su ng by the music classes.

Row I : Jan Grierson, Jerome Grone, Ruth Gruendeman , GI en Grueneme ier, Joe Haag, Gary Hansen , Carol Harder , Walter Harder

Row 2: C harles Harlamert , Norma Harley , L inda Harm, Jo Ann Harr is, Judy Hart, Edwin Hartley , Maxine Har vey, Carolyn Hawk

Row 3: Donna Haynes D ick Headley, Patsy Heath , Glenn Heckman, Susan Heggen , James He idrick, R'ichard He mmer, Ronald Hen se

Row 4: Ja mes Hergenrader , Patr icia Hergenrader , Gary H e r r, Conn ie Hessner, Bob Hill, Robert H ilt, Geraldine Hirtzel, Jacque line Hoaglin

Row 5: Carmen Holloway , Mary Ma rgaret Holtme ier, Mary Hoke , Be verly Honner, Haro ld Hopkins, Sandra Horn Ray H owlett, Jan ice Hoyer

Row 6: Ro bert Hruza, Barbara Hudso n , Stanley lcen, Barbara Ilg, Dona ld Jackson, Jerr ie Jager , Ra ita Jansons, Max Jensen

Row 7: Viola Jeys Dav id J ohnson, James Johnson Jerome Johnson, Monte •John son, Nan ci Johnson, Sandra Johnson , Betty Jones

Row B: Al yce Ka hler, Pete Kaln ins, Fay Kapke, Ray Kapke, Harlan Karl son, Sandra Karnopp Douglas Keill Donna Ke iser

Row 9: Harold Kelley, James Kellogg , Sh irley Kennedy , We s I e y Kerns, Patr icia Kess , Jerry Kes sler, Mary Kezeor , Evelyn K iene

Row I: Norma Kilcoyne, Dav i d Kimm, Patricia King Melv in Kinnison, Stuart Kirkb~ide, H a r o I d Knauber , J a m es Knowlton , Louis Kochcer

Ro w 2: Mary Kratzer, Mar vin Kruger , John Kyker , Roger LaPage , Larry Larsen, Andy Lasen ieks, Darr yl Lat tu re, Charlene Lautzenheiser

Ro w 3: W i 11 i am Lehman , John Lembke , Kay LeRiche , Myrna Lewi s, Nancy Liden , Ilona Liepins, Mary Lingenfelder , Beverly L ittle

Ro w 4: Rog er Little, Angela Joyce Love, Sandra Wilhelmine Lowe , Ludlam , Janet Lyt le, Mahaffe y Long, Lo vell, Jud ith Karen

Row5: Rebecca Mariscal, Jane Marks , Cecelia Mar sh, Karen Martens, Mary A. Mart i n, Mary Ruth Martin , Ronald Martin

Ro w 6: George Mattice, Margeris Matulis, Jimmy Maughan, Carol Mauter, Betty Maxfield , Jud ie McCarthy, M ike McCarthy, Jame s McCoy

Ro w 7: Diane M cC:ully, Carolee McGowen, George Mechl in g , Nor ma Me ints, James Menard, Sharon Merr ill, Jud ie Metzger, Charles Meyer

Row 8: Grace Middleswart, Herb M iller, James Miller, Larry Miller , Ruthie Miller, Sallye M iller, Janice Mills, John Mills

Ro w 9: Mary Miner, Gary Mitchell, Janice M itchell, John Mitchell, Jud ith Moore, Lowell Moore , Lloyd Morgan , El i zabeth Morr is

Ro w 10 : Marie Morr is, David Morrison, Gary Mouden, Susan Mourer Mary Muck , Ann Muehlbeier, Margaret Mueller, Jean Murphy

Ro w 11: Me lva Mus sm ann, Betty Jean Myers , James Nesm ith, Marilyn Nienaber , Barbara Nightingale, Rich ard Nissen , Lawrence Nobbman , Do n a I d Novicoff

Ro w 12: Patr icia O'Dell , John Olson , Kathleen O'Neill , Robert Overgaard , Judy Overton, Kather i ne Pabst , James Pardee, Betty Parks

Gary Mouden demonstrat es the improper way to pract ic e f irst aid on his poor health education colleague and victim, Jim Dick.

Apply i ng auto shop knowledge while studying the intricacies of a four-cylinder engine are Don Damou de, Jack G rantski, and Jerry Kessler.

I : C.arol Parks Bonn ie Parr ish , Richard Patt erson, Stan Patzel, J udith Pease, Pamla Penton, Gayle Petersen , Ca lvi n Peterson.

Row 2: Sa I I y Peter son, Annemar ie Pfeffer , Dorthy Phelan , Rodney Phelps , Barbara Phillips, Wayne Ph i 11 i ps Rog er P·ic keri ng, James Pickett

Row 3: Beth Pietenpol, Betty Pillard, Lyle Po rter, Don Pose y, Robert Power, Lonnie Prall, James Preston, Mary Lou Prewitt

Row 4: Norman Prucha, Mary Ann Quattrocch i, W i lbur Ra msey, Ric hard Rale y, Da ve Rau Bonita R ediger, Catherine Reed, Monte Re ed

Row 5: Don i ta Reich, Tom Reigert, Kay Rendell , Kenneth Retzlaff, Pau l Retzlaff, Jud ith Reveal, Kendr ick Reynolds , Jon Rhine

Row 6 : Nancy Rhoads , Charlotte Risser, Ronald Roach Judy Robarchek Richard R'obert, Loren Roberts , Steven Roberts, Lena Rob inson

Row 7: Gerald Rom inger, Richard Rook , Judy R'udolph, Ojar s Rutmanis, Larry Rutt Sharon Ryan , Julia Samp son, Suzanne Saunders

Row 8: Janice Schaaf Sh irley Schmidt, Jame s Schnirl , Chareen Schwabauer , Ca r o I Schwindt, Richard Schw indt, Roger Schw indt, Ma ry Segner

Row 9: Jon Sell , A lvin Shafer, Judith Shaw , Truman Shaw , Ann She ld on , Janice Sheldon , Ba rbara Sheridan, Kenneth Sher · wood

Row

Row I: Donna Shipman, DeAnn Shipps, Clifford Sibley, Adolf Siegl , Hermann Siegl, William Sievers, Philip Silva, Jolene Sims

Row 2: Robert Slepicka, Kay Smith, Sharon Smith , Larry Snyder, Wesley Snyder, Benjamin Sobotka, Gerald Soderstrom, Mark Sorensen

Row 3: Allen Soukup, Velma Spears, Kathryn Sprout, Gary Starck, Nancy Stefanisin, Herb Stemper, Harry Stiverson, Ray Story

Row 4 : Martin Strand, John Stransky, Larry Strouf, Alma Stubblefield, Susan Stump, Carol Ann Suesz, Linda Sullivan, Ian Summers

Row 5: Lane Sutton, Don- Swanson, Anita Synovec, Nancy Tally, Barbara Tanner, Denny Tay- · lor, James Taylor, Richard Taylor

Row 6 : Karen Temple, Eleanore TeSelle , Judy Thimgan, Jane Thompson, Norma Thompson, Gene Tic e, Betty Tichota , Joan Traudt

Row 7: Don Tr i ppe-I, Mary Tucker, John Tutty, Stanley Tyrrell, Paul Ude, Neil Unterseher, Thomas VanDoren, Andrew VanSickle

Row 8: Diane Venerable, lnese Venners, Larry Vergith, Kathryn Vogel, Leon Vogt, Barbara Vondry, Myron Voss, Ann Walker

Row 9 : Karen Walker, Patricia Walker, William A Walker, William W. Walker, R'oland Wallick, LaVonne Warak, Garth Warner, Judith Warner

Row 10 : Carolyn Washburn, Caro 1 Watt, Marilyn Waybright, Robert Weber, Lela Weeth, John Wehr, Phyllis Wertman, Judith West

Row 11 : Monte West, John Westerberg, Jack Wheeler, Valerie Wheeler, Dale Whitak er, Larry Whitemon, Terry Whitlock,

12 : Nelma Wicken, James Wilbur, Richard Wilcox, Phyllis Wilke, Sandra Willis, Judith Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Ed-

Dougal Whitmer

Row

ward W inchester

Jim Pickett hopes no one is below, as he and his books tumble down the steps.

" Whoops! This locker is just too full," exclaims Jim Johnson, as Bonnie Parrish stands helplessly by.

Jan Grierson really isn't looking at a space ship. It's just the roof of the new Lincoln Public School Activities Building.

Whether sports, the latest gossip, or school news is their interest, these students find what they want in the Advocate.

Row I: Alene Winklepleck, Marilyn Winter, Helen W ipf, Kat ie W irschke, Beverly W orster, W illiam Wren , Loy Lyn Wr ighr, Tod Yarbrough

Row 2: Jerry York, Bern ie Yost, D i ane Yost, Danny Young,. Gordon Young, Orest Zbytn 1v~, ~eanna Z ieren berg , Conn ie Z i nk

Sophomores Hope The Next Two Years Are As

Much Fun as the First

Sophomore officers Jean Morrison, secretary; Marilyn Hoppe, treasurer; and Donna Likens, president, wa tch Don Burt, vice-president, try the new juke box.

I : R'u ssell Abbink , ·Norm an Agena , Carmen Ag u i I a r, Ro semary Allacher , Walter Al ley, Terry Allgood , Carol Andersen, Anda A nderson

2: Jan ice Anderson,. John Anderson, Mari I ea Ander son, Shirley Anderson , Winifred Arnold, Anton Austr um, Glen Baade , Saundra Baar s

Row 3: Susan Ba ck'strom, D i m i tr i ~ade , Lois Baker, Jerry Ba inbridge, Rollin Bammer, Daniel Bank, Jerome

Row

Row

Barlow, Norma Barnett

Row 4 : Karen Bartow, Marty Bassett , Charla Bates, Charles Bates Jacqueline Bauer, D a r y I Bauer , Kenneth Ba ylor, Patricia Bebout

Row 5: Judith Beck , Willard Beck, William Becker, Richard Beckman, Betty Beckmann , Sharon Behrends , Judy Beld in, Dean Belknap

Row 6: Lona Bell , Saundra Benkerk Gloria Bennesen, Arla Bickmore, lnara Birnbaums , Douglas Bishop, Nancy Blackburn Sandra Bock

Row 7 : Larry Bodfield, Merril Bol ing, Charles Bond s, Richard Booth, Kenny Borchers, Kathryn Bork , Kenneth Borrett, Charles Bouwens

Row 8: Shirley Bowers, Claire Bradley, John Brehm, Roger Bridger, Wallace Bridgewater, Annabelle Briggs, Betty Brock , James Brodecky

"At least I've already eaten," thinks La rry Sinner, as Tom Harper and Dwaine Mapel help him pick up his dropped tray.

Coed Counselor Mary Jane Koch serves punch to Marlene Siddens, Donna Hansley, and Virginia D ier at the annual Sophomore Tea.

Row I: Erich Broer, Warren Brooks, Roena Brown, Ole Buck, Morris Buhrdorf , Charles Bull, Judith Burianek, Roger Burke

Row 2: Karen Burn s, Donald Burt, Derroll Busch, Nancy Butler , Warren Buzek, Joan Cacek , Astra Cakanovskis, Nancy Calder

Row 3: Carolyn Campbell, Charles Campbell, Ida Campbell , Kenneth Campbell, La r r y CampbeH, Lois Campbell, Robert Campbell, Dougla s Carr

Row 4: Richard Carter, Pr iscilla Cassidy, Caroline Caywood, Ronald Chapman, Jean Cherry, Sidney Che snin , Fred Chrastil, Virginia Chudly

Row 5: Leah Clark , Bruce Clea venger, Clarice Clemens , Jan ice Clemens, Max Cline, Lana Clough, Margery Coffey, Charle s Cole

Row 6: Jerry Coleman, Joyce Compton, Eber Cooper, Eugene Copley, Judith Corn, William Couch, William Cox, Susanne Crabbe

Row 7: Joyce Cramer, Tommy Crocker, Danny Crosby, Gary Crosby, Ric hard Curry, Robert Custer, Sandra Damrow Charles Danley

Row 8: Ronald Dav is, William Dav is, Thomas Day, Gerald Deahn , Harriet DeBus, Lauma Deksnis, Judith Deland , Robert D elgado

Ro

w I : Joyce De llos, Margaret DeRyke , Diane DeShon , Ph yllis Dewe y, Beth D ickey, Virginia Oier, Kathleen Dinges, Gunars Dombro vskis

Row 2: Sarge Dub insky, Clara Duke , Tad Dunham, Glenda Dw yer, Joseph Edwards , Marla Edwards, Larr y Elam , D ianne El I ickson

Row 3: Ros a Ii e Ell sworth, Shirley Emer ick, Gary Emert , Robert Enge l, Jud i th Ern isse, Kathy Eyer, Donna Farber, Mary Farley

Row 4: Richard Farle y, David Fauss , Donna Felt, Glenn F ielder, Marjorie F ilbert, Jeanne Finks , Larr y Finley, Sandy Finley

Fow 5: James Fi scher, Beverly Flanders, Gary Fleischmann, Carleton Fl ynn, Bonn ie Foudray, Marylou Fox , Stanle y Fraley , Lyle Fran kl in

Row 6: Fredrick Franta·, Gerald Fredrickson , W illiam Fr eeman, Robert Fre y, Ronald Fr iedman, Har vey Frnsc heiser, J<Jck Frost , John Gabarron

Row 7: Terr y Gaber, Roberta Gardner, Judy Garner, Le ster Garrison, Arnie Garson, Reg Gartner, W i I ma Gassell, Jacqueline Gatto

Row 8: Ka ye Geiger, Arthu r Gerdes, Larr y Gerlach, Karen Gerstenberger, John Gibson, Sandra Kay Gibson, Sandra Lee Gibson, Phillip Gilbert

Row 9: Aun n a Gilmore, Mardelle Goeden, Judi Goldberg Bob Goodban, Ph y ll is Goss, Richard Gottula, Su e Goucher, Bo nni e Graham

Row 10 : Ronal d Grantski, R o b e rt Greenfield, Doug las Green lee, Larr y Grenemeier, Fre drick Griffin, Lionel Griffin, f:_'obert Grilli n, Barbara Griggs

Row I I: Ar vis Grindulis, Audrey Grisinger, Donald Grant, Victor Groth, Patr icia Haley, Harlan Hall, Linda Hamer, Joan Hancock

Row 12: Sue Hanna, Larry Hansel, Constance Han sen, Felicia Hardison, Thomas H a r p e r, Frances Harpster , Me Iv in Harris, Wanda Harri so n

Karen Kenney, Mary Stiastny, a nd Sharon Witt select their favorite sophomore candidates for Student Council, as they cast thei r ballots.

Row I : Rich ard Hart , Vernon Hartman, Harold Haskin s, Da vid Hatcliff, Jo yce Hatfield , Sandra Hayes , Irwin Heckman , Frank Hegwald

Row 2: H elen He inbi gn er, H e n r y He ize nrader, Linda Heller ich, Janet Hempel , Sharon He msath, Da vid Hendr icks, W illiam Henke , Margar et Henriksen

Row 3: Donna Hen sley, Diane Hergenrader, Janet Hergenrader, Kenneth Hergenrader , Ronald Hibbert , Donna H i bner, Shirley Hilliard, Sharon H illis

Row 4: Leonard Hines, Ted H inkle, Kath y Hoffman , Br uce Hoiberg, R'odney Ho lman, William Honnor , Mar ilyn Hoppe, Iva loo Housel

Row 5: Delbert Howland , Patr icia Hruza , Dorothy Hubbard , Jame s Hudk ins, J im • Huff , Nancy Hufman , Lesl ie Hugelman, Marie Hulew icz

Row 6: Patri cia Humr ick, G I o r i a Hunt , Lucy Hunt ; Edwin H yatt, Robert lcen, Donald lhlanfeldt , Janet Irwin, Ph illip lvaldy

Row 7: J erry Ivory, J im Jacob:;on, Be verly Jan cik, Mary Janc ik , Juri s Jaun itis, Helen Jeffers James Jen sen, John J ett ,

Row 8: Pats y Jones , Richard Jones , Ro yceton Jones , Larry Johns, Gary Johnson, Patricia Johnson, S a u n d r a J o h n s o n, Ja cqueline Johnston

Lois Ba ker introduces her mother, Mrs. Ra lph Ba ker, to her counselor and home room teacher, W i ndle Reel, at sophomore open hou se.

Row I : Kay Johnstone , Odry Jordan , Stephen Jo ynt, Arlene Jundt, Jane Kaiser, Gera ld Kapke , Donald Karnopp , Elizabeth Kaufman

Row 2: Mary Keeney, Nanc y Keim, Ph ilip Kelly, Virg inia Ke lly, Carolyn Kenne l, Loretta Kennel, Karen Kenne y, Ltnda Kerns

Row 3 : Sherry Kesz ler, Shirley Keszler, Mervin Kiene , Kathleen Kimmel, Pene lope Kirk, R'onn ie Kitchen , Larry Kleckner, Deanna Klemsz

Row 4 : Fred Kluge, Lynn Kn ight, Michael Knopp , L inda Koci, Lenore Koehler , Karen Kraus, Betty Kr cmarik, Robert Kre iss

Row 5 : Delbert Kreuger, H a r o I d Kuenn ing, Jo Ann Kuhn, Ba iley Kukl in, Brin Ku shner, Joyce Kyker , Gary Lahm, Charles La mbert

Row 6 : Eldon Lambert, Harry Lane, J udy Laursen, Stephen Lebsock, Evelyn Leffler , Sharon Lehi , Ronald Lehman , Janet Lehr

Row 7 : Gloria Lemmerman, Will iam Leo, Helen LeRoss ignol, Saundra Letner, R'uth Liepnieks, Donna Likens, Dott y Linden, Gary Lindholm

Row 8 : Loretta Lintz, Kenneth L ittrell, Kath leen Lo max, Richard Loos, Shirley Loos , Am is Lucs , Carol Luedtke, Joel Lundak

Row 9 : Joan Lupp Valdis Lus ins, Lewis Lyons , Marilyn Mace, Beverly Madsen , Richard Maher, Kapp ie Mahr , Don Mapel

Row 10 : Dwaine Mapel , Alv in Mares , Jan ice Marler , Lester Mar sh, Constance Mart, A ngelee Mart in, Constance M a rt i n, Lula Mae Mart in

Row 11 : Charlene Masters, William Master s, leva Matulis, Carol Maxfield, Carol McAlli ster, Duncan McCallum , Larry McCartney, Jame s McCau ley

Row 12: Nancy McC.lees, R'ichard McCoy Carolyn McDonald, Darrell Mc Kay, Judy McKay, Sandra McLaughlin, David McMullen, Gaylen McWilliams

Linda Hamer, Jo Ann Mesa, and Jackie Gatto compare their freshly baked pie with the one pictured in the cook book.

" It' s a long way up," think Janet Hempel, Charles Tempie, Leah Clar k, Ronald Da vis, and Judy Laursen, aft er discovering Room 403

RoW I: John Meier, Linda Mellinger, Gunta Melnalksnis, Gerald Mentzer, Thom as Mer riman, Leroy Merritt, JoAnn 'Mesa, Dav i d Mettam

Row 2 : Evette Meyer, Mary Meyers , Sharon Meyers, Janet Miller Marcia Miller, Mar ilyn Miller, Nancy Miller, Patric ia Miller

Row 3 : Robert Mitchell, Geraldine Moeller, William Mooberry, Janice Moody, Joseph Moore, Mu r Ii n Morehead, C harles Morgan , Sheri Morris

Row 4 : Jean Morrison, Ja mes Mosely, Denn is Mowrey, Be verly Mo xham, lnts Mucenieks, Donald Murphy, Illa-Dean Nel son, Ro- berta-Rae Ne lson

Row 5 : Sharon Nelson , B a r b a r a Newell, Jeanne Newman , Ted Newman, Barbara Newel l, Alan N ielsen, Bil l N iemann, Bruce N ims

R,ow 6 : LeRo y No vak, J 1erald Norris , Gary Nul l, Robert Ochsner, Carol Ogden, Dennis O ' Kelly, Katherine Ollenburg, Margaret Olsen

Row 7 : Carlene Oltman, James Osborne, John O sterlu nd, Beverly Owens, C.onnie Owens, Jud ith Parker , J•anet Parsons, Jay Parsons

Row 8 : Jack Partington , Jack Patter• son, Joan Patton , Chester Paul, R'aymond Payne , Ted Payne , Gary Peeks , Frances Pekarek

Row I : Richard Pennington, Patrici& Perkins D on a I d Peterson , Kathryn Phelps , Nikki Philburn, Gene Phill ips, John Phinney Dale Portschy

Row 2: Jack Powell, Billy Power Marilyn Powers, Karl Prell, Ronnie Proffitt, Ralph Queen, George Rager, Pamela Rakestraw

Row 3: Carol R'amer, Mary Randall , H e I e n Rasmussen, Carolyn Ray, Rosemary Rebensdorf , Carol Reddish, Oren Reich, Ann R'eifschneider

Row 4 : Jame s Reigert, Dennis Rhine, Mary Richards, Clifton Rigg, Da vid Riley, Gale Riley, Alice Rimpley , Nancy Ristau

Row 5: Rona Id Roberts , S h i r I e y Roemm ich, Carol Rohlmeier, Judy Rominger, Brigita Ronis, Tommy Roof, Janet Rowbal, Susan Rowder

Row 6: Mary Kay Rowen, Minnie R'oyal, Roger Rudolph, Peter Salter, Rosie Sammons, Warren Sampson , Lynn Sanborn , Ingrid Sandall

Row 7 : Linda Sanders Caro I y n n Sandvold', Linda Satterfield, Tom saunders, Sharon Saylor Dick Scaggs, Lore Schaeufe le, Roy Scheele

Row 8: John Scheerer , John Scheidt, J a c k Scherbak, D o n a I d Schlegelmilch, Deloris Schleiger, Doris Schleiger, Loren Schmidt, John Schneider

Row 9: Patricia Schneider, La r r y Schrader, Olivia Schroeder, Don Schrunk, Henry Schuman, Robert Schwab, Janice Schwabauer, Bill Schwalm

Row 10: Jon Schwindt, Lilly Scott, Gary Segobiano, Robert Seip, Klea Sellmeyer, Victoria Seymour, Louise Shadley, Karalee Shaner

Row 11: Albert Shaw, John Shaw, Mary Shaw, Shirley Shefferd, Cornelius Shepard, Darrell Shepard, Ronald Sherwood, Larry Sh ields

Row 12 : Manny Shneider, Mar I en e Si ddens, lionnie Sievers, Tom Silva , Barbara Simon, Edward Simon Gordon Sincebaugh, Larry Sinner

To Ronald Roberts and Kathy Eyer, biology reveals many new and interesting things, such as the starfish Marilyn Miller holds.

Elizabeth

Janet

Kathy

and Carolyn

each hopes his report card is best.

Nancy Keim,

Lehr, Joe Edwards, Mary

Farley,

Eyer,

Kennel

Ro w I: V icky Sloan, Edw i n Smidt , Adam Sm ith, Andrew Sm ith, Cenith Sm ith, Diane Smith , Larry Smith, Wally Sm'ith

Ro w 2: Jud ith Sommers, Glen Soukup, Saundra Sovereign, Patricia Spealman, Carm i Sp icer, Sharon Spomer, Step hen Spray, R'ichard Spreier

Ro w 3: LaVeta Starkweather, D i anne Sterkel, W illie Stewart Mary St iastny, Sandra Stiles , Duane Stiverson, Ph yllis Stoki, Olaf Stokke

Row 4: Claudia Sto lley, Vicki Stork, L i I it a Strazdins, Rebecca Stuhr, Judy Su mmers, Harold Swan, Conn ie Swoboda, Janice Swenson

Ro w 5: Jud ith Swindle Dona ld Sw inscoe, Sha ron Taft , Jackie Taggart , J a m es Tanquary, Carolyn Taylor, Eileen Taylor, Winnifred Taylor

Row 6: Charles Te m p I e, B r u c e Thompson, Jack Thompson, Karen Thurston, Anne Tiller, Donald Tilman, Barbara Tisher, Sharon Toland

Ro w 7: Ra imonds Tontegode, Nancy Townsley, Paul True, Gary Tucker , Larry Turek, Don Tuttie, Joan Upton , Margaret Ur i

Ro w 8: Roger Va m po I a, Florence Vath, Pamela Veon , Joe Vlach, Jame s Vlasn ik, Judy VonDane, Richard Vondenkamp, Edwar d Voss

As she digs for the assignment which she can't find, Marilyn Powers tells Lenore Koehler, "It must be here somewhere! "

Building up their courage to go out in the rain are Harry Rasmussin, Sharon Hart, Carolyn Mitchell, and Judy Hansen.

Row I : Virginia Wadhams, Harvey Wagner, August Walczyk, Judith Walker, Beverly Wallin, Deanna Warkow, J u d i t h Wflser , Linda Wat son

Ro w 2 : Sharon Weber Carol Weeth, Steve Weigandt, Mary Wei senborn, Marvin Wells, Char.lene Wel sh, Larry Wentink, Larry West

Row 3 : Sandra West, Wa lter West, W illiam West, James Westcott, Mary Ann Wetzel , Gerald Whalen, Barbara White, Goldie Whitlock

Row 4 : Karl Wh itney, Gary Wilbur, Karen W ilhelm, Donald W illiams, Wesley Williams, Ann Mar ie Wilson, Betty Wilson, Fred W ilson

Row 5: Stephen Wilson, Steve Clay W ilson, John W inkelman, Marva W inston, Ronn ie Wise, Sharon Witt, Stephen Witt, Da ve Wohlfarth

Row 6 : Larry Wood, John Woodward, Karen Woodward , Jay Worley, Perry Wor ster, Bruce Wr ight, J u d i th Wynkoop, Dian Yant

Row 7: Mary Yant, Connie Yonkey, Donna Yonkey, Jud ith Zad ina, Bernice Ze len, Darrell Zuerlein, John Zuerlein

It's time for another home game, and Student Council members Bill Lehman, Brian Binning, Sharon Ellsworth, Pat Bogar, and Sharon Witt prepare to sell programs.

LHS Projects Aided

. By Student (ouncil

Lincoln High School is still Lincoln High -and this is due largely to the efforts of the Student Council. When a change in the school name was proposed, the council stepped in, began circulating petitions, searching old files and records for information on the game and history, canvassing votes from parents, Lincoln citizens, and students, and members represented Lincoln High at Board of Education hearings concerning the name change. Because of the council's action, no alteration was made in Lincoln Hig-h's name. This is an example of only one of the council's activities.

Meeting every Tuesday and Thursday, members planned the Football Banquet and a dance honoring spring sports. They also sold football and basketball programs at all home games and, in the spring, sold Lincoln High pens and pencils. Money taken in from these projects went toward the Links Hi-Spot, the new student lounge,

What to name the Student Council lounge? Bill Dermyer, Dick Welch, Mary Margaret Holtmeier, Ron Lehman, and Judy Lutz look over student suggestions

A fast-moving Scrabble game attracts Lee Liming, Sherry Turner, Bill Orwig, Mark Sorensen, and Ann Billmyer to the Links Hi -Spot lounge.

Chip Kuklin, Sarah Colby, Dwight Meierhenry, and Judy Garner look over some Student Council petitions to help Lincoln High retain its name.

Student Council officers Sharon Anderson, Art Hughes, Johnny Cox , Diane Geier, and Jeanne Carrier look over the council scrapbook before beginning a meeting.

which was made possible through Student Council efforts.

The twenty-four council members are selected each spring by the student body. It is their duty to act as the student governing body.

Last summer, Jeanne Carrier and Lee Liming attended National Student Council Camp at Camp Cheley, Colorado. They returned with suggestions for improving student government and new ideas for Student Council projects.

STUDENT COUNCIL: Bottom Row: W i tt, Liming, Der m y e r, Orwig, G arne r. Row 2: H ol tme i er , Bo g ar, Hughes, Ca rrier, We lch, Co 1b y, Geie r, T urn er Row 3: R Le h man , Bill my er , C ox, A nde rson, Ellswo rt h, L utz Row 4: So re ns e n, K uk/in, Bin ning , B Lehma n. N o t pict u red: Meierhenr y.

HOME ROOM ALTERNATES : Bottom Row: Duis, Roker, Smith, Brown, Tisher. Row 2: Keiser, Traudt, Beckman, Gibson, Thurston, Mosely. Row 3: Lytle, McMullen, Koch, Kohl, Spomer, Stuhr, Kirk, Waybright. Row 4: Miller, Morgan, Martin, Vermaas, Johnston, Couch, Phelan, Pietenpol. Row 5: Yost, Groth, Gilbert, Schroeder, Houser, Walker, Tice, Dean, Retzlaff, Sell.

Reps Further LHS Projects ,; Char ity Drives

When it is t i me for the real work to be done , the school calls on the home room Representat i ves and Alternates. They collect money for all drives , such as Commu -

nity Chest, Red Cross , and the March of Dimes. They a lso co ll ect class dues. An Alternate is e lected to help the Representative or replace him if necessary.

H O ME ROOM REPRESENTATIVE S: Bo ttom Row : Catron, Lind, Douglas, Hessner, Wetzel, Cadwallader, Kimm, Mitchell, Lusins. Row 2: Haggie, Zelen, McIntyre, Carroll, Martin , Clough, Johnston, Botts, Swindle, Hoppe, Veronis. Row 3: Place, H a nneman, Rager, Crisp, Power, Fredrickson, A rledge , Klein, Moralez, Fisher Row 4: Berrett, LeRiche, Bullock, H oyer, Bush, D avey, Liden, Tally, Meyer, Holloway, Zadina, Morrison, Schaaf. Row 5: Bonds, Elliott, Oltman, Schwindt, Burt, Etheridge, Keil!, Spaedt, Burke, Mouden, Edwards.

Neil Unterseher and Nancy Stefanis in compare posters as they prepare to start their County Day campaign.

Marilyn Epp , Judy Christensen, and Brenda Davidson are convinced that the only way to w i n the County Day election is by distributing campaign badges.

C1ounty Day Is New Exper ience for Jun ior s

Campaign posters and signs hanging on Lincoln High walls, and numerous handbills being passed out reveal that once again County Day is drawing near. The campaigns for office lead up to primary and general elections which determine the students chosen as representatives for the annual County Government Day held at the County Courthouse in December.

This activity is open to all juniors meeting certain qualifications, and there are fifteen offices to be held, of which eleven are elective and four are appointive.

Obtaining a better understanding of how government operates is the main purpose of County Day, which begins with a tour, and includes a hotel luncheon, a study of each individual's elected office, and a general group meeting.

COUNTY DAY WINNE RS: Standing: Douglas, Dermyer, Hoyer , Foltz. Seated: A nderson.

Dwight Meierhenry, Mary Lu Keil!, Pat Porter, Carol Sue Vermaas, and Jeanne Carrier look over the Advocate after it has been distributed.

Comparing notes taken in connection with a bi'g news story are Mary Jean Mauel, Margaret Wilson, Nancy Standley, Carolyn Warner, and Sandra Catron.

Rushing to meet their deadline are Advocate reporters Bonnie Beckmann, Suzaine Shoemaker, Sally Purviance, Rozanna Noe, and Judy Hanneman.

Cox, Roger Dean, Bev Lind, Davy

and Sarah Colby find interesting news and features in the exchange papers in the Advocate office.

Advocate Brings Student s

Lincoln High School's bi-weekly newspaper, the Advocate, entered its sixty-second year 9f publication, under the auspices of Mrs. Ruth Gartner.

The Advocate covered all newsworthy events and happenings around· school. Two staffs, each serving one semester, carried out publication duties.

Members of the first semester staff attended the Nebraska High School Press Association Convention at the University of Nebraska in November. Students took part in varied panel discussions and competitive contests.

Strange facts are often found in old Advocate issues, as Deanne Duis, Herb Probasco, Sally Mosher, Mimi Caldwell, Joanna Rogers, and Barbara Carey discover.

Donna

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Noel Copeland types a last-minute news item as Donna Jackson, Sony Martin , and Kay Beckman help him meet his deadline.

News

Again this year, the Advocate was presented the World-Herald award for the outstanding printed newspaper in a large Nebraska high school.

The National Scholastic Press Association Convention held last August in Ann A.rbor, Michigan, was the incentive for sevas staff members, they were initiated into Quill and Scroll, international journalism society for high school journalists.

After concluding their staff responsibilities, members were initiated into Quill and Scroll, international journalism society for high school journalists.

Ann McIntyre, Kay Keller, and Doug Keill get the latest word on advertising space in this Advocate issue from Stan lcen.

An amusing item

an Advocate attract s the attention of Judy West, Arin Marie Fisher, Bria~ Binning, and Pat Gettman.

The Advocate has just gone to press, and Barbara Tanner, Phyllis Wertman , Bob Hill, Janet TeSelle, and Herb Probasco take time to relax.

Some interesting information about Lincoln High is discovered by Dave Calhoun, Sherry Turner, Susan Stump, and Jerry Hahn.

Margaret Wertman

Sen ior Biography Editor

Kate Haggie

M anaging Editor

Memorable, Year Recorded

The 1957 Links is out now-the secrets that have for so long been hidden behind the locked door of Room 3 19 have finally revealed themselves. The last picture has been taken, the last page made up, the last bit of copy written, and the final deadline met.

Carolyn Coffman, typist, finishes a manuscript a s Mary Lu Keill, writer; Bill Orw i g, sports writer; Pat Porter , writer ; Jack Houchen, artist ; and Jim Pinkerton, sports writer, look on.

Pat Gettman , typist; Art Hughes , sports writer; Sharon Murphy, writer; Davy Zolot, writer; and Janice Myrberg , typist, watch Neil Unterseher , artist, as he completes a drawing.

Barbara Barker Edit or

Strickland

Business Manager

by 1957 Yearbook Staff

A year filled with many hours of hard work, numerous moments of pure enjoyment, and al l sorts of fun and frustration comes to an end as the books are distributed.

Thjs school year has been an unforgettable one at Lincoln High , and it is hoped that every memo r able moment has been r ecaptured ful ly in thi s, the for t y -fi rst e dition of Th e Links.

Harriet

Don Rixstine, Silvija Liepnieks , Pro Sherman Student Photographer s

LINKS SALESMEN: Seated: Overton, Catron, Kimm , Yost, Duis, Hellweg, Thornton, Splain, Sovereign. Standing: Hoyer, W ilcox, G o ed en, Schumacher, Vergith, Swan, Olson, Gillen, Howlett, Osborne, Biggerstaff, Schw-indt.

Milo Alcott (Zeff Bernst i en) discusses the terms of his will with his lawyer, Mr. Wingate (Ray Shepard).

Ghosts Honey Wainwright (Sally Purviance), Minnetonka Smallflower (Sandra Sanger), and Kenneth Moore (Jack Houchen) relax between scenes.

Spirits Ha·unt Senior Play "Lo and Behold"

Sharing his home with ghosts and the love troubles of his living friends were the problems of wealthy Milo Alcott in the Senior Play, Lo and Behold! Alcott, a Nobel Prize winner with a bad heart, ate a sumptuous meal and died happy, only to find that his home, which was to be a sanctuary

for his soul, was inhabited by the ghosts of an Indian maiden, a southern belle, and a piano composer. An interesting love triangle was formed by a bookmaker, Alcott's cook,and Alcott ' s doctor, but in the end, agreements were made among both the living and the ghosts.

" Is it dead or alive? " This seems to be the puzzling question confronting student directors Hans Leuschner and Gary Hill.

Bookie Jackie McDougal (Dave Calhoun) has turned the tide on Dr. Robert Dorsey (Jim Cadwallader) and Daisy Durdle (Pat Myers).

Katie, the cook (Judy Blackwell, second from left), sees that unexpected visitors Mr. Duffy (Gordon Young), Mr. Dodge (Doug Keill), Mrs Waughop (Jo Couch), and the conductor (Ed Winchester) are comfortable.

Heading for the World's Fajr are Esther (Charlotte Douglas), Fred Gregory (Bob Hill), Rose (Angela Long), John Shepard (Brian Binning), Lucille Pentard (Pat Beckman), Lon (Mark Sorensen), and Ida Boothby (Marilyn Winter). •

Juni 1ors Present "Me,et Me in St. Louis "

After the final curtain had been rung down, the juniors decided that their class play, Meet Me in St. Louis, had been a tremendous success

Th~ play dealt with the problems of Mr. Smith, a St. Louis father who received an offer of a better-paying job in another city. His four daughters, Agnes, Esther,

Rose, and Tootie, and his son, Lon, took desperate measures to keep from leaving St. Louis, and their actions helped to fire their father from his job.

Romantic tangles added to the story's gaiety, and after all sorts of family pranks, the story ended as Mr. Smith was rehired.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith (John Donaldson and Penny Penton) pose for " their portrait.

Grandpa Prophater (Jim Dick) tells Agnes ,, (Jane Connealy) and T ootie (Jan Foltz) of his many riches.

" But you don't understand!" says Nina (Pat Myers) to Jack (Gary Christ iansen) as she tries to explain a mistaken impression to him.

Aeolian Choir Presents Tale of Confused

A trip to Bermuda on the yacht of wealthy Mrs. Van Dare brings complications for many people in the Aeolian Choir ' s presentation of The Firefiy, an opera by Rudolph Friml and Otto Harbach.

Jack, the fiance of Mrs. Van Dare 's niece, Geraldine, is captivated by the smile

of Nina, an Jtalian street singer, just before the ship sails. But Geraldine's maid and Thurston, the valet of Jacks' uncle, help Nina disguise herself as a cabin boy, and she becomes a part of the ship's company.

At the Van Dare home in Bermuda, Herr Franz , a choirmaster friend of the fam- -

" Of course you can be a boy!" Nina (Pat Myers) is surprised to hear this from Suzette (Mimi Caldwell) and Pietro (Art Hughes).

" I can make you rich!" says Herr Franz (Jim Pinkerton) to Nina (Pat Myers), as Pietro (Art Hughes), Suzette (Mimi Caldwell), Thurston (Jim Cadwallader), Geraldine (Kay Beckman) , Mrs. Van Dare (Sue Thorpe), Sybil (Mary Jane Koch), and Jenkins (Dave Calhoun) look on.

" May I present Geraldine Van Dare? " Thurston (Jim Cadwallader) is very glad to meet Geraldine (Kay Beckman) as Sybil (Mary Jane Koch) introduce s them.

" Don ' t let them send me away, " pleads Nina (Pat Myers) of Herr Franz (Jim Pinkerton). Mrs. Van Dare (Sue Thorpe) and Jenkins (Dave Calhoun) look on.

R1omance in Opera ·"The Firefly"

ily, becomes enraptured by Nina's voice, and, thinking her to be a cabin boy, decides to adopt her. But when the New York police 'report that the cabin boy is a notorious pickpocket, Tony Colombo, Nina is forced to reveal her true identity as the "Firefly" singer, and Jack's love for her is rekindled.

Three years later, at a party given by Mrs. Van Dare for Geraldine and Jack, everyone is surprised to learn that the party's world famous guest singer is none other than Nina. Jack's uncle, who has just returned from Europe, renews a previous love affair with Geraldine, Jack once again falls in love with the ''Firefly, ' ' and everyone joins in a happy conclusion. •

Members of the Aeolian Choir relax a moment during their rehearsal of The Firefly.

An "August Heat Wave" hits as Brenda Allacher, Bruce Condon, Dick Welch, John Mills, Johnny Cox, and Dwight Meierhenry rock throu ,gh " Too Much" and " Shake, Rattle and Roll. "

Susie Heggen , Barbara Ilg, Diane Geier, Sandy Greeness, Mary Margaret Holtmeier, Bonnie Bush , Julie Dailing, and Barbara Phillips (seated), and Margaret Borner , Janice Hoyer, Marty Davey, Lorraine Bullock, Shirley Schmidt, Nancy Stefanisin, Sharon Ander so n, and Charlotte Dougla s (standing), bring back memories of the roaring twenties to Mary Muck in " Happy New Year. "

Karen Hanson, Judy Hanneman, Deanne Duis, Marlene Barrett, Kathy Fisk, Bonnie Beckmann , and Janet Freese, summer breezes, and Susan Morgan, Laurie Blende, Sharon Ell sworth, Pat Myers, Ann McIntyre, and Sarah Colby, sunbeams, all appear in " Jour d ' Ete. "

Joy Night Takes Audiences

The four seasons and various holidays were represented in this year's production of Joy Night, as it opened with the theme, "All Through the Year."

The Boys Glee Club, in the show opener, recalled the football spirit of "September Daze."

Senior girls portrayed a group of disreputable males whose girls could not "grow

Alma Stubblefield, Willie Walker, Ma rxi ne Bradley , Diana Venerable, Warren Brooks , Carol Parks, Lester Colliers, and JoAnn Botts dance to the acc<?mpaniment of Charl i e Bond 's " Real Cool " music.

Television commercials for the " July Sales " are realistically dramatized by John Thompson, Larry Haack , Herb Probasco , Noel Copeland , Bill Johnsto n, and Bill Arledge.

" When It's Tax Time in April," Sue Healey, Judy Moomaw, Melinda Mor:gan, Mary Lu Keill, Ann Billmyer, and Renee Polsky (kneeling), and Janice Myrberg, Margaret Liebers, Mary Jane Koch, Sharon Smith, Karin Jungtorp, and Janice Hellweg (seated), find a " Money Tree" is very welcome.

"All Through The Year"

accustomed to their ways" in "My Fair Fellow."

The Boys Octet, in "Dial AD-1957," decided that all through the year, much of their time was spent telephoning girls.

The Junior Girls Glee Club closed the show with a musical presentation of "Fair and Warmer."

Judy Ann Zadina and Jackie Gatto recall a "Joyous · Noel" in their piano and marimba duet.

Neil Unterseher (center) acts as Joy Night master of ceremonies, while Johnny Cox and Jim Cadwallader Goordinate the show by playing the organ and piano between acts.

Crews are necessary in any production, and Joy Night is no exception. These students judge tryouts, design scenery, secure properties, man lights, and help to direct the sho w.

AEOLIAN CHOIR : Bottom Row: Newton, T e Selle, K e ller, Myers, Lutz, N. C anter b ury, C aldwell, Mosher, H ergenrader, Frank, Ritchey, Vermaas, Porter, Shoemaker, Burnett, Mor a lez, W hitney, M oore, C ullen, Thorpe, Keill, H anneman, Roker, Beckmann, Platt, Freese, Johnson, McMullen, Rogers, Janousek. Row 4: Brunkow, Owens, Barrett, Christiansen, C ottingham, H ughes, C adwallader, Place,

Assemblies, Vespers Filled With Musical

Music, music, and more music rings throughout every third and fourth periods when the Aeolian and Apollo Choirs meet in Room 326.

The Aeolian Choir , directed by Hugh Rangeler, performed at Teachers ' Conven -

tion, and at the annua l Kiwanis Christmas dinner, while the Apollo Choir, directed by Ivan Caldwell, joined with the Aeolian Choir to give the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter assemblies, and the Christmas vesper Musica l numbers of all types were given

APOLLO CHOIR: Bottom Row: Reed, M W ilsor., Goe d en, Rager, Ferguson, Edwards, McDougall, Jundt, Bobst, Stanley, M arhenke, Bl ore, C ro~by, Fisher, Andrews, Kohl, Roseberry, A bb ott, Dickey, M agee. Row 3: Rapp, Lear, J. W ilson, Schmidt, Splain, Reger,

Baumgartner, C. Canterbury, Wilkins, Blende, Perrine, Fritz, Colby, Graham, Ellsworth, Madison Ro w 2 : Kerns, Fritts, Carey, H ealey , Beckman. Row 3: Opp, Botts, Koch, Jackson, Zolot, Heiberg, Jones, Cox, Orwig, Studier, Pinkerton, Klein, H Wells, Stak l is , Skold, C alhoun, Wright, Walin, Thompson , Eno, W elch, Pauly, J. Wells, Lessman, Curtis.

Ta lent of A.eolian and Apollo Choirs

by both groups, from the dramatic '' A Carpenter Cut The Manger ' s Wood , 11 presented at t'he Christmas vesper, to the light and jo ll y , " Cranberry Corners , 11 sung at Teachers ' Convention.

The opera was anothe r pro ject of the

Aeo l ian Choir, with the assistance of the Apo ll o group.

No , music will neve r be forgotten in Lincoln High School as long as such groups as the Aeolian and Apo ll o Choi r s continue to p r ove their talents.

Diekmann, Barker, Smith, Carroll, Burback, Caldwell, director. Row 2: Cade, Crockett, Moomaw, Gray, Gruttis , Degenhardt , Walters, Johnston, Beier, Crabb, Pocras, Klemsz, Schrader, Hoy, Bebout , Schlaphoff, Myrberg, Mauel.

JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE : Bottom Row: Metzger, Middleswart, accompanist; G eier, secretary; Ho l tmeier, vice-president; Tucker, pr e sident; Shel d on, librarian; C offman, accompanist i Rediger, O'Neill. Row 2: Love, Foltz, Penton, Diamond, Miller, Jones, Davidson, C hristensen, LeRiche. Row 3: Barnar d , Davey, M ur p hy, Brown, Waybright, Walker, Dittenber, F rey, Rendell. Row 4 : Beckman, Foreman, Bog a r, M uehlbeier, W arner, Hoyer, Risser, G reeness, Lytle.

Outstanding Performances Made by Girls Glee

Eighty harmonious voices blended together to make one of the best years for the Junior G i rls Glee. This group proved its ability many times throughout the schoo l year .

The November and Christmas Vespers 1 which the glee helped in present i ng 1 will be

long remembered 1 as we ll as Joy Night 1 which wou ld not have been the same w i thout the Junior Gir ls Glee act l 11 Fair and Warmer 1 11 to end i t.

The busy g lee a lso found time to share thei r ta lents with many junior high schoo ls in the spring .

JUNI O R GIRLS GL EE: Bottom Ro w: Delehoy, Gruendeman, Long , Beggs, librarian; Gore, director; Saunders, treasurer; Ludlam, Fenton, McCully. Row 2: Camp, Burns, Winter, Prewitt, Reich, Feather, S. Anderson, Fields, Douglas, Keiser, Breen, Hessner. Row 3 : Lowe, Elam , Phelan, Bush, Wise, Zink, Bunker, Marks, Parrish, Borner. Row 4: Epp, Connealy, Miller, Abernethy, Stefanisin , Myers , Jager, Mahaffey, Cheever, J. A nderson. Not pictured: Lytle, Thompson.

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Boys Glee , Octets Provide More Music at LHS

Sophomore and junior boys with a talent for singing were members of this year's Boys Glee, under the direction of Ivan Caldwell. In addition to gaining enjoyment and friendship in class, the boys spent many outside hours entertaining for vesper concerts, in Joy Night, and at junior high

schools.

Harmony continued to be the keynote of the Girls and Boys Octets this year These two musical groups were kept busy singing for school assemblies, vesper concerts, Joy Night, private clubs, and business organizations. .,

G I RLS • OCTET: Myers , Blende , Gr aham, M. Caldwell , Koch , Beckman , Rit chey , Port er , Mosher , accompan ist.

BOYS GIEE: Bottom Row: Bowers , Westcott, Thompson , Nielsen, Schrader , Anderson, Bond, Howland, Burt , I. Caldwell, director. Row 2: Peterson, Lee, Mech lin g , Ro of, Bridger , 1Bo uw ens , Gaver, Penn in gton, Witt, Barron. Row 3: Burke , Pi ckett , Mo uden , Tyrre ll, Roberts , Fredrick son, Wentink , G il bert , Wise , Kern

Row 4: Novicoff, Garson , Lebsock, Lane, Bridgewater, Flynn , Marks , Schr unk, Peek s.

BOYS OCTET: Pinkerton, C ottingham, Chr isti an sen , Cadwallader , Ca lhoun, Hughes , Skold, Eno , Sommer , accompanist.

Band and Orchestra Pe rfor m Through Year of

This year would not have been complete without the Lincoln High School band -the band that rocked 1 n 1 rolled school spirit into the spectators at football and basketball games-the band that marched in many parades wearing well the Lincoln High colors. _ Skits performed by the band members during half-time at football games honored television programs and personalities.

BAND: Row I: Moody , Smith, Miller. Row 2: H oerner, H ergenrad er , H ahn, Frenzel, Gr o th, M oeller, Powers, W inter, G ottula, Laa se, Me yer, Evans, Schafer, Judkins, Cooper, G. Campbell, Udd, Buethe. Row 4: Fau ss, C ollins, Olson, Bre slow, 1Black, Johnson, We st e r berg , Mill s, Mi ller, Cook. Row 5: Hansen , Le wis, C olliers, Rook , Vergith, Wh itmore, M oore, Degenhardt, Foltz, Welc h, direct or; Wilb ur, B. Lehman.

ORCHESTRA: Row I: Deleh o y , Lytle, Sie vers, Kyker, Taylor, Housel, Sell, Fry. Row 2: Hubbar d , Middle sw art. Row 3: Se ymour, Arnold , Sa lmon, Udd, Collier, string teacher; M iller,

McC onkle, Rogers. Row 3: C offman, Ludlam, Friedman, Peterson, Neeman, Jones, Salm'on, Ar line McMaster, A iyce McMaster, Thornton, Fr oscheiser, Gibson, Gattula, Sa unders, True, Wehr, Turner, Harper, Reigert, C opley, Busch, Brown, Hall, Bonds, R. Lehman, McCa llum. Po rter , Jackson, Fre y, Dappen, cadet d irector; Kirk br1 ide, Campbell , Reed , Nitz, St ory, Ed w a rds, Bar tzatt, Summers, Bocke lm an ,

Parades , Atbletic Events , Concerts , and Vespers

The band's rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner'' at athletic events created a feeling ,of patriotism throughout the crowd of spectators.

The Lincoln High School orchestra also added a musical flavor to school events. The

mellow notes of the orchestra entertained audiences before plays and vesper concerts, in assemblies, and accompanying the opera.

These two organizations have added a true musical note to Lincoln High School during the past year.

G reenlee, Moxham, Sandall, Bogar, Laase, Thornton, Spicer, Shepard, Coffman, Kreiss, Sm ith, Salter, Buethe, Umland, Garrett, Darnauer, Timm, Welch, director; Stoehr, Jeffers, M ace.

Prep Band and Twirlers Perfect New Routines

One of Lincoln High School's lesser known organizations is the Prep Band. It is what might be called the "reserve team." The members will make up the Advanced Band of the future. Many hours of practice are put forth before they perform before the public.

The Twirlers also spend much time practicing. They can always be seen leading the Advanced Band onto the football field for the playing of the Star Spangled Banne r. They also provide halftime entertainment by performing well-executed drills and formations.

SOPHOMORE BAND: Row I: Summers , Hancock, Hibbert. Row 2: Johnson, Hinkle, Kerns, Phelps , West. Row 3: Ellickson, Curry, Huff, Henke, Harris, Mentzer, Siddens, Heckman, Schmidt, Dombrovskis, Baade. Row 4: Voss , Uri, Welch, director; Reich, Jauniti s, Fra nklin, Fleischmann, Payne , Peeks, Carter , Proffitt , Meier , Morehead, Sinner , Fraley, Brodecky.

TWIRLERS: Schmidt, Jackson, Harm, Owens , Walker, A lyce McMa ster, Gettman , Arline McMaster, Karnopp , West , Ryan, Timm.

SAFETY COMMITTEE : Bottom Row: Crosby, Fisk, Cadwallader, chairman of Parking and Traffic C ommittee; Kezeor, chairman of General Safety Committee; Fusselman, chairman of Fire C ommittee; Zolot, chairman of Civil Defense Committee; Spaedt, Place, Degenhardt. Row 2: Von Dane, Lutz, M a uel, C arey, C atron, Crain, Ellsworth, Gettman, Kell e r. Row 3: McMullen, Smith, Martin, Harpster, Schumacher, Hanson, Jackson, Polsky, Perrine.

Committees Plan , Organize Projects

The main project of the Safety Committee, sponsored by Car l Manthey and Mrs. Ali~e Youngscap , was the conducting of fire and c i vi l defense drills.

The Library Committee , directed by Miss Emma Snyder, chose new books to be added to the school library.

Miss Mary Sigler sponsored the Assembly Committee , which planned and introduced all assemb l ies.

The Extra-Curricu lar Activities Committee, under Miss Edith El lis , checked pupils ' E. C. A. records.

E C. A. COMMITTEE: Standing: G ruendeman, Lytle, Moomaw, Crosby, W att. Seated: Breen, Roker, C heever, Fry, Davis, Cullen.

LIBRARY COMMITTEE: Nesmith , Beckman, Farley , Bowers , Campbell, Fuller.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Standing: Taylor, Joynt, Queen, Delehoy, Thorpe, Sheldon, Miller Seated: Overgaard, Benze l. Not pictured: Andrews.

Var ious Groups Render Services to LHS

" May I have your ticket , p lease? " This can always be heard coming from a smiling boy or girl at al l Lincoln High performances. These pupils belong to the Usherettes and Doormen , service organizations which assist at a ll p lays , vespers, operas , and Joy Night performances , and at any other occasion when they are needed.

A group of sophomore girls make up the Usherettes, and it is the duty of these girls to take ticket stubs, usher people to the i r seats , and hand out programs at LHS

performances.

Boys from al l grades make up the Doormen. They assist at all exits and direct people to their seats at all presentations.

The movie operators are · always on hand to run a film, tape recorder, or record player for any class or school group. In addition to this , they repair broken projector s and sound equipment.

Indeed, the members of these organizations contribute a great deal of time and service to the smooth running of the schoo l.

DOORMEN : Bottom Row: Woodward, Copley, Jacobson Row 2: Franklin, Kuklin, Baker. Row 3: Retzlaff, Spray, Swan.

USHERETTES: Bottom Row: Owens, Ra y, W ilson, Rowbal , Mahr, Jeffers, Wadhams, Vath. Row 2: Deb u s, Newell, Harpster, Haley, Irwin, Perkins, Caywood. Row 3: Butler, Wynkoop, Mart, Burianek, Beckmann, Spomer, McLaughlin.

MOVIE OPERATORS : Bottom Row: Probasco, Pearson, Klein , McCauley, Stoki. Row 2 : Liming , Stein , Larsen, Davis, Neeman Row 3 : Law, Burke, Strauss, Warren , Williamson.

MOVIE OPERATORS: Bottom Row: Swetland, Ingham, Norris, Reifschneider , Denh.am, Friedman. Row 2: Oxenhardt , Cuttell, Luff, Christiansen, Johnson, Payne. Row 3: Sammer, Buntemeyer, Ross, Overgaard, G annon, Hartman, Bye.

Darryl Biggerstaff , Ned Prucha, Mike Graetz, and Ga ry Hill, members of the National Forensic League, in spect some of the new trophies won by this year 's Debate Squad.

Debaters Participate in Many Tournaments

The Lincoln High School Debate Squad took part in _many activities and tournaments this year, under the supervision of Clinton Nelson, coach.

In December, Lincoln High participated in an invitational tournament at Lincoln Northeast, and debated at the Missouri Valley Boys Tournament. The team took part in the Wesleyan Invitational Tournament.

The squad took Class A first place in the Mercy Debate Tournament held at Omaha Cathedral, and debated at Midland College in Fremont during February. Sid

Chesnin and Mike Watkins won individual honors by placing second in the Pius X Tournament for beginners.

The District Debate Tournament was held at the University of Nebraska in Apri l, and debaters also participated in the University's Fine Arts Festival.

The National Forensic: League, a society to encourage speech activities, is a nationwide organization in which points are awarded for every debate activity, and awards are presented according to the number of points received.

Presenting a demonstration debate to gain experience before facing their real opponents are Darry l Biggerstaff, Gary Hill, and Mike Graetz.

Debate Tearn members Sid Chesnin, Elizabeth Platt, Donna Co x, and Mike Watkins look up new term s with the help of their CO<;Jch, Clinton Nelson.

"Scribe " Produced By Writers Club

St udents with a ta lent o r interest in writing were a lways found busy at work after school at meet i ngs of the Writers C l ub. Under the sponsorship of Miss Wanda Crawmer and M i ss I rene Martin , c l ub membe rs made creative fun the ob j ective of thei r meetings. They wrote anything from essays about hilarious incidents to comic commerc i als. Workshop meetings , where members read the i r own manuscripts and received crit i cism from other members , he l ped these literary hopefu l s to grow i n writing sk ill

During the second semester, the important objective of the Writers Club was the reading and criticizing of entries for the Scribe, Linco l n High ' s literary magazine ; which was pub lished in the spring. These entries were made by the student body and consisted of essays, short stories , and poems. The Write rs Club helped choose the members of the Scribe staff, which selected and o r ganized the material to be pub l ished.

WRITERS CLUB: Bottom Row: Corn, Benzing, Ludlam, Stepanek, treasurer; Duis, vice-president; Rogers , presi d ent; Rager , secr e tary; Dorn, Hardison, Harpster, Liebers. Row 2: G oodman, Morgan, Stump, Kenney, Bullock , Reifschneider, C ouch, A bernethy, Tanner, R. Miller, Oltman, Greeness, Chesnin. Row 3: Irwin, Birnbaums , Frenzel, Gillen, Prucha, Stokke, Biggerstaff, Winkelman, Du b insky , C offman , Hanna, Murphy. Row 4: Boslau, Morris , Breen , S. Miller, Feather, Veronis, Davidson, Quattrocchi, Zelen, Folh, Douglas, Hegg e n.

SCR. I BE STAFF : Chesnin, story editor; Rager, poetry editor; Murphy, managing editor; Goodman , editor; Biggerstaff , business manager; Breen, assistant editor; Garrett, essay editor; Abernethy, art editor.

CLEF CLUB: Bottom Row : Phelps, Johnson, Rogers, Likens, Swindle·, Gatto, Dier. Row 2: Stalley, Bigson, Joynt, Bowers, Barnett, Blackburn, Witt. Row 3 : Henriksen, Kirk, Hansen , Kaufman, Zadina, Beckmann, A rnold Row 4: Kuhn, Edwards, Bonds, Franklin, Butler , Ollenburg, Roemmich.

People of Note Form Orpheons and Clef Club

What musical talent dwel l s in Linco ln

High ' s hallowed halls !

The musicians of the junior and senior classes -blend their ta lents to form the Orpheons Club. Twice monthly they meet to listen to performances from club members

and to discuss the current wo r d in music.

Clef Club, Orpheons ' sophomore counterpart, also holds twice monthly meetings, to hear melodic exhibitions from its talented members of note.

Of these peop le we can be proud !

ORPHEONS: Bottom Row: Udd, Penton, C offman, secretary; Lehman, vice-president; Bu e the, president; F renzel, sergeant-at-arms; M c C onkle, treasurer; W inter. Row 2: Sheldon, Miller , Baumgartner, W arner, Murphy, A bernethy , Wilson, Salmon. Row 3 : lowe, Delehoy, M etzger, Hergenrader, Mi d dleswart , Barrett, Ritchey, Pabst, Laase.

Y-TEENS : Bottom- Row : Backstrom, R. Allacher, Fults, publicity chairman; Caldwell, music chairman; Waller, worship chairman; Alyce McMaster, program committee co-chairman; Burnett, vice-president; Barrett, president: R. Hergenrader, treasurer; McMullen, secretary; Bogar, socia l chairman; Arline McMaster, program committee co-chairman; Degenhardt, service chairman ; Veon, Rebensdorf. Row 2: Miller, Finks , Henriksen, Ritchey, Rogers, Tucker, P. Hergenrader, West, Karnopp, Walker, Harpster, Rowbal, Schwabauer, Bock. Row 3: B. Baar s, Simon, Newell, Mart, Roemm ich, Hes sner, McCarthy, Schaa f, Marhenke , Kohl, D i ekmann , Salmon , Schlaphoff, Me sa, Parsons. Row 4: Satterfield S. Baars, Goodman , Becker, M in er , Br own, Wor st er, Buntemeyer, Benzing , B Al l acher , Jancik, Ramer , Dier, Phelp s, Ha ley. Row 5: Johnson, Morr ison, Thurston, Kimmel, Liken s, Yant, Johnson, J. Anderson, Crabbe , Gibson, Kaufman , Wat son, W allin , Reddish.

Y- Teens Active in City and School Projects

Hanging of the greens, selling book covers, and the Snowball Formal are only a few activities undertaken by the Y-T eens. This is one of the largest clubs in Lincoln High School , and is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., a worldwide organization Their primary purpose is to help build universa l understanding and good will.

For entertainment, the Y-T eens annually present the Snowball Formal. This year , Rochelle Hergenrader was crowned Snow-

ball Princess from Lincoln High School. Mimi Caldwell was her attendant.

Every year a style show is held, to help the girls choose their school clothes and learn the latest styles. They wock hand-inhand with the downtown Y.W.C.A., helping to plan activities and organize new Y-T een clubs throughout the city. The fun of working and play_ing together makes the Y-T eens , one of Lincoln High's most popular organizations.

Y-TEENS: Bottom Row : Ollenburg, McAllister, Matulis, Irwin, Lomax , G oo denkauf, Osburn , Hawk , Combs , Besch, Oltman, Blackburn , I. Nelson, R. Nelson. Row 2: Spomer , Krantz, Liepnieks, A Ande rson, Casper , Abbott , Edwards, Jundt, Meyer , Randall, Sheridan, Wa sh burn, Parri sh, Bob st. Row 3: West , Powers , Beckmann, Clough, Felt , Segner , McDougall , H oy, Rhoads, 1Bunker , Wi lson, Blore , Haack, Wr ight. Row 4: Cherry, Cacek , Martin , Laursen, Sandall, Gottula , Watt , Mourer , Crain , Baker, Ray, Ba umgartner, M illion, C. Canterbury, N. Canterbury, Roseberry. Row 5: Caywood, Hatfield, Martin , Luedtke , Phi l burn , Woodard , Lowe, Nuss, Wee th, Vogel, Korell, Simon, Kraus, Smith.

Journalism Society Expands ; Counselors

Initiate Newcomers

AND

Row : Keill, Vermaas,

Meisinger, Zolot, Duis, Barker, Porter, Meierhenry. Row

Healey, Lind , Standley , Warner, Strickland , W ertman , Carey,

, Lutz, Purviance , Rogers, Wilson ,

The Lincoln High Schoo l chapte r of Quill and Scroll, international journalism society for high school journalists , has been organized for only two years. In order to become a member, a student must have excelled in som~ phase of j ournalistic endeavor, be in the upper third of his class , and be approved by the journalism sponsor.

Students applying for membership in Qu i ll and Scroll must make an exhibit of their jq_urnalistic work and send it to the organization ' s headquarters. Students mer i ting membership are then decided upon. Th i s year, twenty-five persons were accepted for membership, and they were initiated in May by past Quill and Scroll members.

Every girl w i ll long remember her first few weeks at Lincoln High School, and he r Coed Counselor. The member s of this organization hold a tea a week before school begins to become better acquainted with their counselees At this tea, they help incom i ng sophomores to f i nd the i r lockers and new classrooms.

After the beginning of schoo l, Coed Counselors keep in contact with their girls and turn in a report each week after meeti ng with them. These reports are made ava il able to home room counse l ors and office personnel.

The girls a l so se ll concessions after school to earn money for their club .

COED COUNSELORS: Bottom Row: Standley , H ealey, C ox , Ott, Beckmann, secretary-treasurer ; Hanson, president ; McIntyre , vice-president; Fusselman, Simpson, Lessman , Udd. Row 2: Steele , Be sch , Keil l, Sanger , Frank, Opp , Bryan , Te Selle , Ke ll er , G ettm a n. Row 3: C ullen, Kinney, K ohl, La as e , W arner, M cMullen , Ko c h, Mosher, Caldwell, Polsky , Myrberg , Moomaw. Row 4 : Pl att , C ol b y, Freese, Smith, M or g an, Ve rmaas , Pe terson , M artin, Blore, Dickey, Liepnieks , Schu l tz. Row 5: Roker , Burnett, Shilhan, Barker , Porter, Duis , St a nl ey, He llwe g , Bo b st, W all e r, Umland , C ros b y.

QUILL

SCROLL: Bottom

Shoemaker,

2:

Probasco. Row 3: Carrier

Catron, Mauel.

" Mr. Fuller! Mr. Fuller! We did it! We've struck water! " shouts Mr. Kimber (John Hoerner) to Newton Fuller (Johnny Ham i lton), as his wife, Annabelle Fuller (Judy Ludlam), looks on in amazement.

Mummers

A sudden disaster puts Annabelle (Judy Ludlam), Newton (Johnny Hamilton), Mr. Kimber (John Hoerner), Steve Eldridge (Roger Dean), Rena Leslie (Janice Hellweg), Madge Fuller (Liz Morris), and Clayton Evans (Jack Houchen) in an uproar.

Pre,sent "George Washing ton Slept Here"

Would you buy a house because George Washington had slept in it? Well, that was the circumstance under which such a house was secretly bought by Newton Fuller in the Mummers Play, George Washington Slept Here. Fuller's wife, daughter, and daughter's boy friend were not overly impressed by this ancient and

decrepit purchase. The situation became worse when they learned that there was no water on the land and the only road was owned by an unfriendly neighbor, Mr. Prescott. Two summer theater actors and various friends and relatives visited the Fullers at the most inopportune times to add to the comedy, but the play ended happily-during a hurricane.

Donna Cox, student director, checks last-minute details with Katie (Sue Thorpe), Mr. Prescott (Zeff Bernstien), Hester (Jo Couch) , Mrs. Douglas (Mary Lou Kratzer), and Tom Jones, stage manager.

As Uncle Stanley (Brad Wright) and Mr. Prescott (Zeff Bernstien) straighten out property difficulties, Rena (Janice Hellweg) and Annabelle (Judy Ludlam) make a final effort to control Cousin Raymond (Bill Orwig).

MIMES: Bottom Row : Coffey, Beckmann, West, Shadley, secretary; Kuklin, president; Zelen, treasurer; Morrison, Walker, Bork. Row 2: Thurston, Stuhr, Kimmel, Liepnieks, Kenney, Swindle, Henriksen, McAllister, C lough, VonDane. Row 3: W atson, Wallin, Shepard, Phinney, Kreiss, Phelps, Kaufman, Harpster, Gatto. Row 4: Martin, ·Dier, Joynt, De Bus, G oldberg, Cacek, Taylor, Waser, Waybright, Chesnin, Johnston.

Dramatic Experience Gained by Mim 1es, Mummers

The Mummers , Linco ln High's junio rsenior dramatic c l ub, gave its many members pointers in such f i elds as make-up , directing , acting , and stage -setting.

This group presented the hilarious comedy , George Washington Slept Here, a nd members of the club worked on advert i sing , p r ograms , props , costumes, and various other committees i n order to produce the play.

The group al so had an exchange pro -

gram with the Northeast High Schoo l dramatics c l ub to present different skits and get ideas on their club organization.

The anxious understudies of Mummers, members of Mimes Club, worked very hard at their bi-weekly meetings to gain poise in acting before an audience.

Jokes, readings , and skits were presented at each meet in g , and the goa l to overcome stage fright was fina ll y attained at the end of the year.

MUMMERS: Bottom Row: Jones, Young, Myers, G oodman, Morris, C ox, secretary; He llweg, p resident; Stanley, treasurer; Bernstien, vice-president; Carey, Purviance, Probasco, Hill. Row 2: Lin d , M auel, C atron, M urphy, C onnealy, Sanger, Walker, Basoco, Risser, Miller, Diamond , Couch, Cox, Orwig, Hoy. Row 3: Der b y, Mc C ully, M augh a n, Kratzer, Coffman, Hemmer, G illen, Dean, Chilton, Christiansen, Hoerner, Leuschner, Zolot, Thorpe, Beckman, Quattrocchi. Row 4: L ud lam, Jundt, Hanneman, Shepard, Cadwallader, Graetz , Wright, Dubas, Calhoun, Hamilton, Strand, Way b right, Beggs, Long, Hou c hen.

INTERNATIONAL C L UB: Bottom Row : Stepanek , Waybright, Coffman, Ilg, Thompson , pfeffer , Wheeler, Stefanisin , Davey , Pakalns. Row 2: Duis, Bryan , Green , Watt, ray, Anderson, Gottula G oodman, Reed, Winter, Sheldon, Te Selle. Row 3: Murphy, Becker, Ataisik, Sch la ph off, Schultz, Polsky, Myrberg, Blodgett, Barnaro , Thorpe, Frey , Yost. Row 4: Hessner , Washburn, G eier , Moomaw , Haack, Risser, Peterson , Basoco, Lytle, McIntyre, G reeness, W alker, Stul1)p. Row 5: Power, Zolot, Bun t emeye r , M ourer, Goodenkauf , Taylor, Dean , Donaldson, Shepard , Hughes , Hill , Prucha, Binning.

lnternati 1onal Club Aims at "Globe-T ~Otting"

Many students fu lfi ll their " dreams of travel " by becoming members of International Club. By li stening to speakers , reading about foreign countries, and visiting with the American Fie ld Service exchange students , nearly every corner of the globe can be visited. The club sponsors varied

fund raising pro jects to aid in sending Linco ln students to foreign countries through the AFS program.

In the spring, the club sponsored a Smorgasbord held in the Linco l n High Cafeteria. This project helped to raise money for the American Field Service.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Bottom Row: Hanson, Bunker, Fisk, secretary; H anneman, treasurer ; K . Beckman, vi c e-president ; Blende,, president; Bl ue, S. Smith , Int ern a t i onal Info y, mat i on editor; H oerner, Int ernational In f ormat i on editor ; Sheri da n. Row 2: Heggen' , Myers, Charles , J. Smith , Breen , Diamond, C arey, Mauel, Douglas, Boslau, A hren d s. Row 3: Dorn, Frenzel, Borner, Bu llock, Parrish , Pabst, Phelan, Whitney, Wright, Delehoy, Sullivan, S Smith , W ilke, Freese, Beggs Row 4: Couch, Davidson , C hristensen , Mueller , Rhoads , Crain, Muehlbe ie r , Jungtorp, Quattrocchi, Wagner , P Beckman, T anner, Ma r ks, Lowe. Row 5: W illis, H ardison, M orrissey, Fry , Kre iss, Fisher , Christiansen, Spaedt, Farris, Calhoun, Cadwallader, Pla c e, Hemmer, Pro b asco, Queen.

FUTURE NURSES CLUB: Bottom Row: ' Blackwell, Hanson, Simpson, Ellsworth, corresponding secretary ; C onnealy, vice-president; Crain, president ; Hoyer, courtesy chairman ; Caldwell, secretary-treasurer; Tucker, Overton, Free se. Row 2: Steele, Lutz, Gettman , Catron, Perrine, Lytle, McIntyre, W ilson, Schaa f, Kezeor, Chilelly , F inigan, Cade , Donnelly. Row 3: McWilliams, Peterson, Wilson, Long, D onna Chee ver, Re veal, G ruttis, Fisk, Degenhardt, Dorn, Kennedy , Elam,'Thomoson, Blue. Row 4: King, V. Vene rable, Brannen, Johnson , Martens; Pietenpol, Spl ain , Crosby, Fults , A rnold, Squyres, Rosenlof , Fusselman, D. Ve nerable, Darlene Cheever.

Red ·Cross Goals Advanced by Future Nu rses

This year, in cooperation with the Linco ln Red Cross , a Junior Red Cross Counci l was organized at Lincoln High. ~11embers took part in varied activities sponsored by the National Red Cross.

Members of the Future Nurses Club furthered the aims of the Red Cross by learning more about health and safety at their meetings. The club cooperated with the Safety Committee in staging fi re and civil defense drills.

JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL: Bottom Row: Weeth, Sti.3stny, Douglas, Ellsworth, Bos ak , Botts , Spaedt , secretary; Davey , treasurer; Hughes, L.H.S. Red Cross representative ; Ge ier, Lutz , Mauel, CaN"ier, Keller. Row 2: Voge l, Saddoris, Fritz, Carey , Gree ness, Wa rner, Keil!, Jackson, Catron, Billmyer, Cra in, Lind, A nderson, L ie pn ieks. Row 3: H oltmeier, Borner, Dailing, Blue , Vermaas, Bush, Shepard , Phillips, Crumb, Pietenpol, Bogar, Polsky , Simpson, Stefan isin. Row 4: Noe, Sh irley Kessler , Sherry Kessler , Shoemaker, Porter, C adwallader, Barrett, Hill , Mourer, Bar ker, Zolot, Ilg, Calcaterra, Moralez.

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Aqual inks, Camera Club Improve Techniques

The new swimming pool and the underwater sound system were assets for this year ' s Aqua l inks. They learned and practiced synchronized swimming this year under the direction of Miss Betty Heckman. At their weekly meetings , the Aqualinks practiced strokes, stunts , and dives, and worked on their spring water show, " Satire of a Sultan. "

The most noteworthy project of this year's Camera Club, under the sponsorship of R. W. Howland, was the taking, developing, and printing of better pictures. To ac- _ comp lish th i s, members took pictures of various school functions , developed and printed them, sold them to interested persons, and di scussed the resu lts.

CAMERA CLUB: Stoehr , Ha a ck , Strand , Olson , Biggerstaff , A ndrews , Blore , C ook , Salt e r , Schuman.

AQUALINKS: Bottom Row : Garner , Be ll, Phil l ips , A bernethy , Dav is, M o rgan Row 2: Laa se , Ho ltmeier , Davey , Vermaas, T hornto~ , Ro gers. Row 3

M o rgan , L i nd , Murphy , Thorpe , Sh o emaker , Porter. Row 4: R. M il ler , Co l by , M oo maw , Liebers , W arak , Hoy , Tann e r ,

Penton, Burns

Bush, treasurer

Turner , secretary; El lswo rth , v ice-prse i dent ; Healey , presi d ent.

Art , Science Club Members Seek N1ew Methods

Promising young artists worked together on all kinds of art work during meetings of the Art Club. Members met with professional people in order to understand better the qualities necessary to carry on their work. Advice from club sponsors along with criticisms from fellow members helped to develop more skillful techniques and more careful planning of artful endeavors.

Learning about phenomena stranger

than fiction made Science Club interesting to its members. Speakers and discussions l ivened meetings, and the probing minds of the scientists of the future presented many interesting questions and topics for discussion.

Everything from nuclear fission to space travel sparked the attentions of the members as they worked on experiments whic h someday may lead them t o new di scoveries .

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ART CLUB : Bottom Row : Hessner , vice-president; Goodman, secretary; Becker , president; Morrissey, treasurer; Jager. Row 2: Muehlbeier, Lowe , Birnbaums, Keim, C ouch, W inklepl e ck. Row 3: Buntemeyer , Gruendeman , Yost , Sheridan , Farley

SCIENCE CLUB: Bottom Row: Biggerstaff, W right, president ; Staklis , vice-president; F railey , treasurer; Wheeler, secretary; Donal d son. Row 2: C ullen, Derby, C ottingham, Frenzel, Hardison, M ooberry. Row 3: G illen, Krei::s, Stokke, Graetz, W inkelman, St r on be rg.

PEPPERS: 18ottom Row : Rogers, Rapp, Udd, Catron, Vermaas, Carrier, Steele , Ray, Reed, TeSelle, Rector, Row 2 : Zelen, J, Wilson, M. Wilson, Wilkins , Simon, J. Smith, Wixson, Salmon , Standley , Wertman , Strickland. Row 3 : Scaggs, Stoehr, Schleiger, Timm, Warner, West, Ristow, Stewart , Saddoris, V ogel , Simpson Row 4: Stanley, Waller, Rosenlof, Squyres , S, Smith, Thorpe, Rager, Schultz, Tipton, Rogers, Schlaphoff, Q ueen, Row 5: Sterkel, Soderstrom , Umland , Zolot, Shoemaker , Shilhan, Roker, Ros eberry, Splain, Walters, Thornton,

Peppers Promote Schoo l Spir it By Cheeri·ng

" Satisfied , real satisfied , " was a cheer often heard com i ng from the 250 members of Peppers at LHS sports events . These girls attended all home footbal l and basketba ll

games , othe r sports events , and out of town games, giving co lo r, sp i r it, and support to the athlet i c teams. • In addit i on to cheer i ng , the girls , in

PEPPERS: Bottom Row: Keller, G oodman, Jordan, Newton, Morgan, Krantz, Hibbert, Green, Row 2 : Fuller, Janousek, Frank , Gonzalez, Haggie , Healey, Keil!, Gray, Kerns, Geistlinger, Row 3: Griffin, Fritts, Fritz , Graham, Jach on, Koch, Harvey, Housel , Haack, Hawk, Jungtorp, Row 4: J. Hergenrader, Korell, Harris, Hoy, Kohl , Kinney, Fu ss elman, Judkins, Johnson, Jurica , Finigan. Row 5: Hanson, Jundt, Kobel, H ackstadt G oodenkauf , R. Hergenrader, Grutt is, Hanneman , Fisher, Hellweg.

PE PPE RS: Bottom Row: Da ll a s, Charles, Burback , Lind, Ritchey, treasurer ; Wells , vice-president; Co l b y, pres i dent; Gettma n, vi ce - pre si dent ; Sanger, secretary; Ellsw ort h, Bryan , Co x, Cade. Row 2: Crockett , Carey , Bo sak, N. Ca nt er-b ury, C om b s, Be sch, Browns on, DeBoer , Baker, Caldwell, Blende, Carr oll Row 3: Casper, C Canterbury, Botts, Duke , Ba umgartner, Cra in, Ferg uson, Cullen , A ndrews, C o ppinger , Dickey, F r anzen Row 4: Ed war ds , Beb out, Blue , Allen , Dav is, Be ckman, Freese, Bl ore, Ban is ter , Curt is, Ba ck, Crumb. Row 5: Beckman n, Benz ing, Bob st, Cro sb y, Burnet , Duis, Diekmann, Calcaterra , Degenhardt, Bar ker, Fisk, Baa rs, Barrett.

Team s Thro.ugh Victories And Defeat s

their black skirts, red sweaters, and black beanies, also did outside activities which suppor+~d the teams and promoted school spirit. Making posters and the lucky horseshoe, selling tickets, decals and concessions,

and planning and giving skits for pep a ssemblies all contributed merits for the Pepper s. Yes, we' re II satisfied, real satisfied, 11 with our 1956-1957 Peppers!

PEPPERS: Bott om Ro w: M urphy, Ma u el , Purviance, Lutz , Turn er , Billmyer, M yers, Madis on, Megee , McW illiams Row 2: Liepnieks, M oom aw, Opp , Matulka , Lear , Pe ster, 0. M oor e , Nuss, Million, Ott. Row 3· C Mo o re , M isa, S. Mart in, McMullen, McCon kle, Polsky, McIntyre, Morga n, Powell, Mitte lb erg Row 4: Le ssm a ;i, M osher, Olson, McD oug al l, Lo we, Platt, Laa se, Owen s, Moeller , Matt ic e , Mun son Row 5: A rlin e McMa ster, Marhenke , A lyce McMa s+er, L ie ber s, J. Martin , O sbu rn, Owen s, Porter , Peter son, M yr berg , N oe.

Cheerleaders Spark Lincoln High Spirit

Lincoln High's Cheerleaders spent a busy year planning pep assemblies, leading cheers for team send-offs, and filling fans with Lincoln High spirit at athletic events.

Six Apprentice Cheerleaders were chosen at the beginning of the basketball season. They cheered for reserve and sophomore games , and , along with the Varsity Cheerleaders, practiced cheering and coordination at weekly meetings.

Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ir ma Coombs and Miss Marguerite Gundermann, the girls designed new emblems for their sweaters and introduced many r:iew cheer s to the student body.

The Cheerleaders welcomed cheerleaders from opposing teams through pregame dinners. They did much to spark the , Lincoln High sports year and make it a success.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bottom Row: Newton, C atron, Ver maas, T urner , Ca r r i er. Row 2: Ellswor t h, Bill my e r , M o rg an, Lin d , Lutz.

One of Linco l n High ' s most av i d fan s, Jerry Lutz , lead s a cheer with Sandra Catron and Bev Lind.

APPRENTICE CHEERLEADERS: Phillips , Holtmeier, Reich, Camp , A nderson, Bush.

Year 's L Club Program

Highlighted by Reunion

Of Forme r Lettermen

Again this year, the L Club, made up of Lincoln High Varsity lettermen, took over many worthwhile activities. The club's first project was • cleaning and polishing all the Lincoln High School trophies, and placing them in the new trophy cases in the Lincoln Public Schools Activities Building. L Club members also sold concessions at football.and basketball games.

Talking over some important matters of bus i ness are L Club officers Terry Sapp, vice-president; Jim Houser , treasurer ; Lyall Luff , secretary; and Bill Arledge, president.

One of the year ' s outstanding activities was the L Club reunion held in the Lincoln High cafeteria after the Hastings basketball game. Former club members were admitted to the game free, and they received an L Club news letter which was prepared by Harold Scott, one of the L Club sponsors.

L CLUB: Bottom Row: D. Head ley, Allen, McWilliams, Hill, A llgood, Ge ttman, Sapp, Pearson , Jones , Studier , Me ndoza, Ortiz, G arcia, Probasco, B Headley, Parsons, Jett. Row 2: Cerny, Orwig, Usher , Fox, Holman, Sc humacher, Wa llick, C hristiansen, Staklis, Gr uen eme ier, Tice, Klein , Pinkerton , Hahn. Row 3: Ga nd ara, Swanson, Stolley, Pi c kett, Johnston, Be ier, Welch, Oltman, Stein, luff, Place , Me ierhenf'y, Amerma n, J. Zuerlein, Drevo. Row 4: Kelley, Unterseher, M orrison, H ouser, Lewis, Davis, Ca lhoun, Elliott, Converse , Par ker, Whitemon, V. Zuerlein , Dolb e rg, A rledge, Morr iss ey. Row 5: H ouchen, Hergenrader , Brettmann , Wa lin, Posey , C orn, O ve rgaard , Haack, Thomp :;on, Gac usana, Creps, Snyder, Knowlton, Williamson.

Two New 1Coaches Lead LHS Gridders Through 1956 Football Se,ason

Although Lincoln High School's 1956 football team did not emerge from the season with a spectacular win record, they showed great spirit on the field and a tremendous desire to win. Ed Schwartzkopf, in his first year as head coach, whipped his men into top physical condition early in the season.

A new face, that of Jim Sommers, was seen on the practice field and coaching from the sidelines. The 1956 season was Sommers' first as backfield coach for Lincoln High.

The Links started the season with twelve returning lettermen. Their first game ended in a disappointing 13-12 loss to Omaha Central after a hard fought battle.

Davis

Drevo

Elliott

Etheridge

Gandara

Gacusana

Darn a uer

Arledge

Varsity Coaches Schwartzkopf and Sommers

Gettman Grenemeier Hergenrader Houser

Luff

Lewis Kelley

The second game was more heartening to the Links as they rolled to a 29-20 victory over the North Platte Bulldogs.

The hard-driving Warriors from Sioux Falls, South Dakota ' s Washington High School were new opponents for the Links this season. The score at the end of this contest read: Warriors I 8, Links 2.

Linco l n High miscued again on the next Friday night at Grand Isl and , going down in a 13 - 6 defeat. However, they bounced back to shut out the Scottsbl-uff crew , 26 -0 , in a game dominated all the way by the hungry Links.

Managers

Sievers, and Jones

Mendoza

Morrison Ortiz

Overgaard Scheidt Snyder B. Swanson

Whitemon

White West

Wallick

Ude D. Swanson

Don Whitemon and Joe Gacusana

Larry Grenemeier (41) and Phil Mendoza (behind 50) arrive too late to help Don Swanson (carrying ball) who has made a good gain against Scottsbluff.

A terrific Omaha North team handed Lincoln High its worst beating of the season, 40-6, on the following Thursday night. Omaha South, the next foe to be entertained in the oval, handed the Links a 26-7 defeat.

Three second-half touchdowns gave Omaha Tech a 19-7 victory over the Links.

A starving Links team entertained Lincoln High alumni at the annual Homecoming game by crushing the fizzled-out Northeast Rockets, 52-12, in the season wind-up.

Lincoln sportswriters named six Links gridders to the 1956 All-City Tearn. They were Don Davis, John Elliott, Joe Gacusana, Phil Mendoza, Bill Swanson, and Paul Ude.

have things well in hand as they team up to cut down a Sioux Falls ball carrier.

Joe Gacu sana (80) snags a pass for a long gain, but a determined Packer from Omaha South is just behind him.

Paul Lewis (21) crosses the stripe for six big point s as Bill Swanson (31) throws a good block against a Lincoln Northeast player.

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Flynn, manager; Tucke r, Littrell, Rudolph, Merr iman, Power, Ortiz, Delgado, Jones, Fra ley, Queen , Parsons , Scheerer , Reich , Gabarron, Hergenrader, Saunders • Row 2: G rosscup, coach; Mowrey, Griffin, Seg obiano, Burke , Lambert, Smith , Borrett, Jensen Hyatt, Roberts, Lundak, Scheele , Gerlach , Thompson , Gibson , Ba mmer, Kelly

.S·ophom ores, Res erve s Gai n Grid Experience

The Sophomore grid crew gained invaluable experience this year in their schedule of six games. Their three l osses were to the Boys :r own Sophomores, Lincoln Northeast Sophomores, and Links Reserves, by scores of 2-0, 15-0, and 13-6. Their three wins came from the Lincoln Southeast Reserves, 19-0;

Beatrice Reserves , 27 - 6; and Crete Reserves, 7-6.

In their five-game schedule , the Links Reserves won three and lost two, their two losses going to Boys Town Reserves, 25-8 and 38-0. Three victories came from Lincoln Northeast, 33-12; Grand Island, 14-7; and the Links Sophomores, 13-6.

RESERVE FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Overgaard, McCoy, Allgood, Partington, Lehman, Westerberg , Amerman , McMullen, Carr, Reed, W ilson, Eaton Row 2: Sprague, coach; Tyrrell, Ivory, M oore, Heizenrader, Tuttle, Bost ic, Dunham, Johnson, Scaggs, Lindholm, Gomez , Bammer, Beechner, coach. Row 3: Campbell, Burt , Fleischmann, Knowlton, Frizzell, Smith, Nielsen, Collins, Hruza , Paul, Caples , Story, Tice, Dermyer, Green lee, Schwindt.

Play o.f Three Returning tettermen

With only three returning lettermen on the squad, the 1956-1957 cage team did a surprisingly good job and finished the season with an eight win, seven loss record. John Elliott, Brian Etheridge, and Neil Unterseher were the returning lettermen who paced the Links and provided the bulk of experience in this year's round-ball play.

After falling 49-41 to the pre-season favorite, Fremont, in the season opener in the new Lincoln Public Schools Activities Building, the Links struck for five straight wins over· fighting opponents. McCook was defeated 55-46, Fairbury by a ,

Brettmann

Moore

Orwig

Burt

Elli ott

Etheridge

Pinkerton Posey • Thompson

Sparks Eight Win; Seven Loss Cage Record

score of 54-40, Northeast fell 44-43, and was again stunned 50-46 after the Links had practiced on the Southeast five swamping them by a score of 68-3 7.

The next week end , Boys Town invaded and whipped the Links 52-38 by using a full court press much of the game. In their next two games the Links failed to sink enough field goals and fell to Beatrice and Omaha

Tech by scores of 51-41 and 57-56. The cagers then bounced off the springboard to slip by Grand Island, 53-48.

The North Platte Bulldogs were the next to bow before the determined Links, 54-51. Nearly 150 former L Club members watched this contest and attended the L Club reunion after the game.

Ude

Unterseher

Walin

White

Varsity Coach Lyle Weyand

Managers Probasco and Oltman

On the following week end, Hastings became the last team to fall to the inconsistent Links. In the final minute and a half of the game, Ude's four quick points and Unterseher's pair of free throws gave the Links a 54-48 win.

The regular season ended on a dismal note when Omaha's South and Central surprised the Links, 51-45, and 60-41.

The Links went down in a 69-58 defeat at the hands of a spirited Grand Island cage squad in the district tourney. This loss canceled all chances of a state title for the Links.

Two Lincoln High starters, John Elliott and Brian Etheridge, were chosen by Lincoln sportswriters at the finish of the season for membership on the mythical All-City Team.

Stretching high for a rebound in the Omaha Tech game is Phil White (42) as Brian Etheridge and John Thompson assist.

Waiting for Southeast's Ron Keal to descend, John Thompson """' (41) prepares to sink two more points for the Links

One of Lincoln ' s mainstays, Brian Etheridge (54) grabs a rebound during a hotly contested game with crosstown rival, Lincoln Northeast. John Thompson (41) assists.

Reaching for control of the ball are Don Posey (45) and Brian Etheridge (54) during a Links cage battle.

Sophomores , Res,erves Complete Cage Season

Darrell Grell's Sophomore Squad helped the Links' building program as they finished the season with a five win, seven loss record.

The Links Reserves came through again this year with a good season, dropping

games only to Lincoln Northeast and Boys Town. Harold Scott's boys won elev e n games against the two losses. Sophomore Joe Moore was moved to the Varsity Squad near the end of the season.

SO PHOMORE BASKETBALL: Bottom Row: Jones, Powell, Finley. Row 2: Morehead, Pennington, Smith, Schrunk , Dombrovskis. Row 3: Jordan, Honnor, Osterlund, C urry, Gerlach, Lucs.

RESE RVE BA SKETBALL: Bottom Row: Finley, Greenlee. Ro w 2: Bridgewa t e r, Young, Partington, Bates, Hoff, manager Row 3: Hergenrader , Bowers, Mills, Paul, Honnor, Kelley.

Links Grapplers Paced by Four City Champs

Harold Gilliland's Wrestling Tearn had a full schedule of ten dual meets and the city and state tournaments. The grapplers garnered sixteen points and placed seventh in the state meet.

Gene Barnhill, Larry Holman, Jay Parsons, and Roland Wallick were city champs, and Larry Snyder and Gene Tice were narrowly beaten by a referee's decision in the city finals.

Gene Barnhill proved to be fhe season's outstanding grappler. He was beaten only once in the regular season and finished third in the state meet.

Using the instruction given him by Coach Gilliland, Barnhill proceeds to force his opponent into a pin position.

WRESTLING: Bottom Row: Garcia , McWil l iams , Parsons , Jett , Bru n sen , Ro minger. Row 2: Snyder , Wa lli ck , H o lman, Amerman, Pl ace, Tice. Row 3 : Cooper , Grenemeier , Fra l ey , Bam mer ,

an, Bou wen s, Veronis.

As Gene · Barnhill takes a breather, wrestling coach Harold Gilliland gives him a few pointers for the final period of his match.

LHS Gymnastics Squads

Garner State Lau rels

Und e r •the leadersh i p of C o ach Phil Sprague, the Links Gymnastics Tearn completed a very successfu l season. However, the Novice Tearn came through with the state championship , while the Optional Squad , paced by Dick A ll en and Duane Strough, f i nished second on l y to the ir cros stown rival, Lincoln Northeast.

VA RSITY G YMN A STICS: Bottom Row: Lan d ingham, M organ, W imp, W W. Walker, Strough, Allen, D . H eadl ey. Row 2: Knau b er, B H e adley, Tal b ert, Parker, C erny, Knowlton, manager.

G ary Park e r d e mo ns tr at e s his skill on the parall e l bars.

RE SE RVE GYM NASTI CS : Bott o m Row: Densberger, Roach, Zuerlein, Collins, D. McCoy, W. Walbr , Bammer, Reifschneider, R. Kapke. Row 2: Danley, Roof, Strand, J. Mc C oy, Bla cketer, Crisp, F. Kapke, Taylor, Sobotka.

Links _ Swimmers Splash To State Cha ,mpionship

The finned men did it again. They captured the state swim title for the third straight year, earning the right to keep the University of Nebraska duck trophy.

As usual, Harry Kuklin's boys were in top form for the all-important state meet.

Larry Converse, Roger Corn, and Joe Gacusana each took first place in their specialties, and the Links took first place in both the 200-yard medley and free style relays.

The Links also copped the city crown, and lost only one meet during the regular sc::ison.

SWIMMING: Bottom Row: Stolley, Haack, Corn, Morrissey, Converse , Houchen , Gacusana , Zuerlein , Pickett, Drevo , Usher. Row 2: Kuster, Meier , \,V ilbur, Hahn, Hemmer , Hines , Bauer , Johnson. Row 3: Hardt , Derm y er, Heizenrader , Morris on, Kuklin, V lasnik, Dubas , Thompson, Borrett , Joynt , Hill. •

Getting off to a good start in the 200-yard medley relay are Links mermen Jon Morrison and Jim Pickett.

Jerry Stolley executes a perfect dive to pile up points for Lincoln Hi.gh in the meet against Omaha Tech.

Dave Calhoun ' s backhand smash nets the Links an important point on the way to another tennis victory.

Bad weather doesn ' t keep State Singles Champion Neil Unterseher from taking some pre-season practice swings.

Five Re~urning L,e,ttermen

Bolster ·1957 Tennis Hopes

Five returning lettermen and three new con~rete courts pleasantly confronted tennis coach Leroy Colson at the beginning of this year's season.

Seniors Dave Calhoun, Bill Orwig, Andris Staklis, and Don Stronberg, and junior Neil Unterseher returned from the 1956 squad.

Andr is Staklis shows perfect form as he exh ibits hi.s serve in a Links tennis match.

RESERVE TENNIS: Bottom Row: Queen, Kuk l in, Gib son. Row 2: How l ett, Osterlund, Chr istiansen.

VARSITY TENNIS: Bottom Row: Wohlfarth , Unters::iher , Orwig. Row 2: Staklis , Stronberg , Calhoun

Track Pr1ospects Re,main

Extremely bad weather hampered early workouts and opening meets of Coach Harold Scott ' s thinclads. However, the return of spring weather a"nd nine lettermen gave the Links a bright outlook for a successful season. Coach Scott and his ass istant, Jim Sommers,

" Bu t coach, it's not our fault that the weatherman was wrong! " complain Kenny Pocra s and Don Po sey to a ss istani· track coach Jim Sommers.

VARSITY TRACK: Bottom Row: McWilliams, Johnston, Sapp, Studier, Dean , Kess , Roach, Zuerle in, D. Swanson Row 2: M or ehead , manager; Elliott, D. Whitemon , Hyatt, B. Swanson, Davis , L. Wh i tem on, Greenlee, Beier , Morrison, Huff, manager. Row 3: Moore , Mulder , Gac usana, Posey, Ether i dge , Corn , Thompson, Haa ck, Snyder, Pear son, manager.

Taking the hand-off from Larry Haack, Sam Be ier prepares to c~rry the baton to a mile relay win.

Just off the starting blocks to a fast start in the 880-yard run is senior letterman John Elliott.

Terry Sapp seems to have l eft his oppos i t i on well behind in th is Links track meet.

Bi ll Swanson knows that only pract i ce and more practice go i nto this perfect pole vau l t.

I by Di 1m Workout Weather

looked to promising underclassmen to add depth to their crew of monogram winners 1 which included Sam Beier, Don Davis 1 John Elliott 1 Joe Gacusana, Larry Haack, Bi ll Johnston, Terry Sapp , Larry Snyder , and Bill Swanson

C ROS S COUNTRY : Bottom Row : Sapp, Studi e r Row 2: Johnston , Dean. Row 3: H a ac k, Thompson.

RESERVE TRACK : Bottom Row: Rudol p h, G riffin, H art , G ren e meier, Ke ssl e r, G omez Row 2 : Brooks, H ill, Jordan, Franklin, Kelly, True, Powers, H olman Row 3: Lucs, Ba ylor , J. Johnson, Donaldson, Jensen , Pr uc ha, M Johnson, Sibley.

State Sand Greens Champion Bud W i ll i am son takes a pract i ce swing before meet i ng hi s opponent

Bill Arledge follows the rule " keep your eye on the ball " as he make s hi s approach to the green

Skill, practice and deep concentration go into the sinking of this putt by G l en Gruenemeier

New Coach Leads Golfers in Title Def,ense

Dick Beechner took over the reins of this year's Links golf squad. Returning lettermen Glen Gruenemeier and Bud Williamson formed the nucleus of the team. The links -

men were defending their State Sand Greens Title and entered State Grass Greens Tournament competition.

GOLF : Bottom Ro w: Gr uene m e i e r, A rle dge , K Ca m pbe ll, C ollins, Ra u Row 2: Ta ylor, W illi a msen, Bi gger sta ff, C Campbe ll, Ber rett

Baseball Squad Again Vies for State Title

Having won the state championship for three -years in a row, the Lincoln High nine, under the tutelage of Buford Grosscup, had their job cut out for them this year. The squad of eighteen was paced by ten returning lettermen.

Games were scheduled with Lincoln Southeast, Lincoln Northeast, Creighton Prep, Omaha Westside, Omaha Tech, Omaha Central, Omaha North, Omaha South, and Omaha Holy Name.

VARSITY OUTFIELDERS: Kelley, White, Chastai.,, Walin.

RESERVE BASEBALL: Bottom Row: West Adam Sm ith, A llgood, Partington, Rager, Darnauer. Row 2: Knauber, Fin ley, McCoy, DeVore , Mech ling, Becker Row 3: Lindholm, Heizenrader, Dunham, Nielson, Andy Smith, Ballard, Gilbert , Binning , Br idgewater, manager.

VARSITY INFIELDERS: Bottom Row: Porter, Mouden , Rober ;-, Fox. Row 2: Ude , Dolberg , Honner, K l ein.

VARSITY PITCHERS: Sheridan , Burt, Gettman , Welch.

VARSITY CATCHERS: Oltman , Stein.

GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIAT

Simon, Washburn , Abernethy, Koehler,

Winklepleck, Stewart, Powell , Warner, Liepnieks, Jager Row 4: Sterkel, Benzing , Mart , Dinges , Fry , H

Miller , Shaner.

Girls Participate in Many Sports Through GAA

Girls with an incentive to participate in ath letic activities f i nd their desires fulfilled by the program of the Girls Athletic Association. This program enables girls to earn emblems and letters, in addition to one-half hour of credit for every sport in which they

participate. Good sportsmanship , exercise, and the establishment of new fr i endships are valuable assets gained from GAA.

When school opened in the fall , the GAA program went immediately into action. On crisp fall days , members could be

! ON : Bottom Row: Schwindt, Hoag lin, Hillis , Nus s, Weeth, Watt , Steele, Clo : e, DeShon. Row 2:

Strickland , Botts, Mellinger, Fritts, Ca ~sidy, Cheever. Row 3: Vogel, Pekarek, Ray ,

ackstadt, Newell , Warak,

GIRLS L CLUB: Bottom Row: Strickland , Botts , Stewart , H ackstadt, Jager. Row 2 : Nuss, Hoag lin, Simon, Li epniek s, Abernethy , Voge l.

found hiking in the country. The girls also sharpened up on their horsemanship for the annual fall horseback riding tournament.

When winter winds blew , the GAA members moved indoors for athletic activities. The girls ' gym and swimming pool of the new Lincoln Public Schools Activities Building were indeed assets for the club this year. The winter sports season began with a swimming tournament, and girls also participated in badminton and vo ll eyball games.

Later in the winter , basketball games began and archery practice and instruction started.

The mid-semester awards banquet was an important occasion for these sportsminded girls. The party was he ld after school in the new student lounge Emb lems and letters were presented, and new officers were announced and installed

When the outside temperatures once again became moderate , GAA members

VOLLEYBALL: Row I: Stewart, Dinges, Sterkel. Row 2: Behrends , Strickland , Pekarek. Row 3: DeShon, Be nzing, Hoaglin.

HIKING: Bottom Row: DeS hon, V ogel, Behrends, L. Weeth , Simon , Nuss, Din ges , C Weeth , Sterkel , Mart, Cheever , Newell, Schwindt , Close , Strickland. Row 2: Shaner , Koehler, Clark, Warner, Stewart , Hack stadt.

BOWLING: Bottom Row: Rogers , Fritts, Stewart , Mellinger Row 2: Dinges, DeShon, Blackburn, Liepnieks, Benz ing, C lose, Martens, Sch win dt, Johnson, Str ickland.

SWIMMING: In Pool: Hackst.adt, Phelps. On Side: Strickland, Wink le pleck , Abernethy.

BASKETBALL:

ARCHERY: Row

HORSEBACK RIDING: Standing:

sought the great outdoors for athletic activities. 11 Batter up! 11 was a frequently heard cry coming from the softball diamond on warm spring days. Golf enthusiasts once again made trips around the links, and golf classes and a tournament were held. On cooler spring days, the members kept busy playing ping pong in the gym.

GAA members concluded their active year with a picnic held in May. The climax of the year, which came on Color Day, was the presentation of the coveted GAA Award, which went to the club's outstanding senior member.

Hoaglin , Pekarek, Weeth , Behrends , Sterke l, BADMINTON: Bottom Row: Dinges, De Sh on, S. Liepn i eks. Stewart, Dinges, Be nzing, Strickland , DeShon Row 2: Behrends, Finigan, Hoag lin. Row 3: Chilelly , C heever, Str ickl and , Benzing , Stewart.

I: Str icklan d , DeShon , S. Liepnieks, R. Liepnieks, Hackstadt, Stewart , Benzing Row 2: Stee le, Powell, Vogel , Winklep l eck , Hoaglin. Row 3: Sterkel , Dinges, Watt , Beh rends, Wi lson, Bindrum , Pekarek , Koehler.

TENNIS: W att, Fry, Abernethy

Davis , Mrs. Ackerma n, Healey. On Horseback: Cassidy , Turley, Koehler, Ray , Close , Jager, Wetzel , Fult s, Splai n.

Tom Jones prepares to swing at the rapidly approaching bird during an intramural badminton game.

Intramural coordinator Neal Hafemeister has greatly aided in the expansion of the Lincoln High intramural program.

Athletics fo r Ev eryone

Provided by lntr amurals

Sir:ice its beginning, Lincoln High's intramural program has improved greatly. Activities such as badminton, baseball, basketball , bowling, dancing, football, gol( and swimming have been made available to students. Under the direction of Neal Hafemeister, the intramural department ha s become one of Nebraska 's most versatile

Bob Dally seems to have his opponent on the run in the first round of the table tennis tournament.

Gary Parke r aims for a strike as he send s his bowling ball down the • alley during an intramural tournatment.

Dick Spaedt , Sam Beier, Jim Houser , Larry Warren, and Tom Mulder eye the perfect spot for the intramural basketball trophy.

the

All the items on the menu in the TEE FEE ROOM of the Corn lzusk er Hotel are very tempting to Kent Amerman, Judie Anderson, Jeannine Fenton, and Gene Tice. They know the food will be delicious,, whatever their order.

Pat Burnett, Janice Wilkins, and Margaret Wilson complete their purchases at CHEAPPER DRUGS. This pharmacy boasts complete drug, sundries, and picture developing service.

It is plain to see that Donna Jackson, John Usher, Davy Zolot, and Roger Young are enjoying the relaxing atmosphere and traditionally good food at KING'S DRIVE-IN.

Bonnie Bush gives Nancy Stefani sin and Marty

the -details of HOYLAND-SWANSON'S newly formed

group, of which she is a member.

Jim Brodeky, Bob Walenta, and Dennis Haas inspect

wide selection of greeting cards at ALVORD PHARMACY This drug store also has complete fountain and prescript ion service.

Davey all

H igh Stylers

Lee Liming shows Jeanne Carrier and Judy Lutz all the fine points about new and used furniture at LIMING FURNITURE AND CHET'S TRANSFER.

Laurie Blende, Johnny Cox, and Pat Myers are sure to find all the latest record hits in the Tune Shop at MILLER & PAINE. Items for every need can be found in this store's many departments.

Pat Porter and Jim Houser hope that some day they can drive out of RANDOLPH OLDSMOBILE COMPANY in a sporty new car like this Ol d smo b ile convertible in which they are relaxing.

Margaret Liebers, Melind~ Morgan, and Renee Polsky , thoroughly agree that it's best to abandon all diets when faced with a delicious sundae from SKYLINE DAIRY

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS has so many different colors and shades of paint that Susie Backstrom, Carol McA llister, Jeanne Fink s, and Rosemary Allacher can't seem to decide on the one they lik e best.

Susan Stanley, Laurel Rager, and Mary Ann Quattrocchi have selected a sweatshirt from the complete line of "N" shi rt s, school supplies, and text book s at THE NEBRASKA BOOK STORE.

Work on Th e 1957 L in ks has begun, and tv1,. Fred Kissler of WOODRUFF PRINTING COMPANY shows Kate Haggie, Li nk :; managing editor, and Barbara Barker , Link s editor, some layout techniques.

ANDERSON STUDIO has done another fine job on this portrait. Judy Feather and Kay O'Neill have decided that next year they will have their senior pictures taken at this photography studi o.

Janice Hellweg , Sue Healey , Janice Myrberg , and Judy Hanneman look thoroughly puzzled by the mechan i sm of the pasteurizing machine at BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY , but it assures them of delicious milk and dairy products.

M i ke Schumacher, Roger Dean , and Jim Eno all fit into this clean-lo o king C o rvette at the DUTEAU CHEVROLET COMPANY . They all agree that thi s i s the kind of car they would l ike to own

Gary Hill and Mike Graetz know that the key to a happy future Jies in a savings account at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK This bank boasts many other fine banking and saving facilities.

Seeming very pleased with their ice cream from the LINCOLN DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY are Lois Breslow, Gaylene Million ,

and

Janet Freese, Kathy Fisk, Ann McIntyre, and Bonnie Beckmann relax in the lobby of the modern building of the MIDWEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY , where " the policy is good insurance. "

Jane Baumgartner,

Judy Griffin , as they are served in the Lincoln High cafeteria

This bottling machine at NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY puts the caps on bottles containing many flavors of pop. Sharon Ellsworth, Karin Jungtorp, and Sarah Colby seem very pleased with their drinks.

Silvija Liepnieks , a L i nks photographer, and Stan lcen, of Camera Club, are fascinated by this enlarger at PAT ASH CAMERA STORE. This store also has a fine selection of other ph oto graphic equipment.

This trophy is very appeal ing to Darryl Biggerstaff , Don Rixstine , and Jerry Hahn. A complete line of trophies, "L" pins, and class rings can be found at the RIXSTINE JEWELRY COMPANY

A s Art Hughes, Bob Stein , and George Bray inspect the milk cartons a-r ROBERTS DAIRY , they find that only the most sanitary e q uipment is used in handling Roberts dairy products.

You can be sure that pictures taken by TOWNSEND STUDIO will be even more life-like than this one of Carolyn Frey and Sharon Smith. This photography studio also has a wide selection of picture frames.

Betty Pillard and Dianne Camp are selecting their favorite shade of lipstick at ALLEN DRUG STORE. This drug store aiso has a complete prescription department and a fine lunch counter.

Jack Houchen and Mr. Drew DeVriendt seem very pleased as they examine the color division pages for T!te 1957 Links. CAPITAL ENGRAVING COMPANY has done another fine job for this yearbook.

Pro Sherman feels as many other people do, that a safe deposit box at the COMMONWEALTH COMPANY is the very best place to keep his valuables safe.

Jan Foltz and Neil Unterseher agree that these globes would come in very handy in their geography lessons. They go to LATSCH BROTHERS INCORPORATED for all their study needs.

Ready and eagerly waiting to begin bowling a line at the new and modern HOLLYWOOD BOWL are Bill Ar ledge, Barb Phillips , John El!iott , and Don Davis.

Herb Probasco, Sony Martin, and Jim Meisinger are selecting their favorite linoleum at MEIS ! NGER BROTHERS. They know that any product at this fine store will satisfy all their lino!eum needs.

Top on any graduate's list, as Frank Giilen and Sandra Sanger know, are graduation caps and gowns from MOHAWK CAP AND GOWN COMPANY .

Dave Calhoun can be sure that until he needs this money, it will be working for him in a ~avings account at the NATIONAL BA N K OF C OMMERCE .

Enjoying the comfort and luxury of a 1957 Plymouth at WHITE MOTORS COMPANY, Lincoln's DeSoto-Plymouth dealer, are Deanne Duis and Marshall Bruce.

Dick Spaedt, Sherry Turner, Bill Orwig, and Barbara Carey look over the many varieties of wallpaper at VAN SICKLE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY They know that this is the place to go for quality paints, wallpaper, and glass.

Harriet Str i ckland wisely follows the rule "a penny saved is a penny earned." She knows that her savings will be safe in an account at the CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK.

Roger Young seems to be very pleased with Ann Billmyer's typing abi li ty, a s she tries out a new typewriter model at the NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER COMPANY.

Adve,rtising

A

Abbink, R'ussell-65

Abbolt, Be verly- 26 , 91, 102

Abernethy , Laur ie- 58, 92 , I 00 , 10 I, 108, 132, I 33 , 134

Adams, Kay-58

ADVERTISEM ENTS-138-144

ADVOCATE-SO-SI

AEOLIAN CHOIR-90 -91

Agena, Marlen-26

Agena , Norman-65

Agu il ar, Carmen-65

Ahrends, Larry-26

Ahrends, Shirley-58 , 106

Albers, Frances-58

Alexander , Mrs. Marylou ise-I Q

Allacher, Brenda- ' 58 , 88, 102

Allacher, Rosemary-65 , 102, 139

Allen , Carolyn-26, 113

Allen, Kenneth-SB

Allen, Richard-SB, 115, 125

Alley, Walter-65

Allgood, Terry-65 , 115, 119, 131

Amerman , Kent-58, 115, 119, 124, 138

Ammon, Robert-6

Andersen , Carol-65

Anderson , Anda-65, 102

Anderson , Ger a ld-58

Ander son , James-58 , 93

Ander son, Janice-65, 102

Anderson, John-65

Ander son , Jud ith -58 , 92 , 106, 138

Anderson , Mar ile a-'-65

Anderson , Sharon-58, 77, 79, 88 92 , 107, 114

Anderson , Sh irley-65 '

And rews, Denn is -26

Andrews, Harry-58

Andrews, John-58, 108

Andrews , Patricia-26 91, 113

APOLLO CHOIR-90 -9I

AQUALINKS-108

Arledge, Willard-26 , 78, 88, 115 , 116, 130, 142

Arnold , Ershal - 58, 107

Arnold, W i nifred-65 , 94, 101

ART CLUB-109

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE-97

Ata isik, Gunel-26, 106

Aust rum, Anton-65

Bilade, Glen-65, 96

Baars, Ba rbar a-SB, 102

Baars , Mar ilyn-SB

Baars , Myra-26, 113

Baars, Saundra-65, 102

Backstrom , Susan-65 , I 02 , 139

Bade D imitri -65

Bainbr id ge, Jerry-65

Baker, Lois-65, 68

Baker , Sha ron-26, I 02 , 113

Baker , Thomas-58 , 98

Ba ll ard, Mel vi n, 58 , 131

Bammer , Roll i n-65, 119, 124

Bammer , W illi am-26 , 98, 125

Bancroft , Dr. Paul-6

BAN D-ADVANCED -94-95

BAND-SOPHOMORE-96

Ban is ter , Marilynn-26, 113

Bank , Daniel-65

Barker, Barbara-25, 27 , 56, 82, 91, 103 , 107, I 13, I 39

Barlow, Jerome-65

Barnard, Ann-58 , 92, 106

Barnett , Norma-65 , 101 Barnhill, John-27

Barrett , Jack-27

Barrett , Marlene-25, 27, 88, 90, 101, 102, 107, 113

Barron, Lawrence-SB, 93

Bartow , Karen-65

Bartzatt, John-58, 95

BASEBALL-I31

BASKETBALL-120-123

Basoco , Ellen-58, 105, 106

Bassett, Marty-65

Bate , Chester , 58

Bates , Charla-65

Bates , Char les -65, 123

Bauer, Alexander-SB, 126

Bauer , Daryl-65

Bauer , Jacquel i ne-65

Bauers, Carole-SB

Bauman , R'o nald-58

Baumgartner , Jane-27 , 91, 101, 102 , 113 , 140

Ba ylor, Kenneth-65, 129

Bebout, Patric i a-65

Bebout , Sandra-27 , 91, 113

Beck , Jud ith -65

Index

Beck , Willa , d-65

Becker , Donna-58 , 102, 106, 109

Becker, William-65, 131

Beckman, Kay-27, 81 , 86 , 87 , 91, 93, 97, 105 , 106, I 13

Beckman , Patr icia -SB , 78, 85 , 92 , 106

Beckman , Richard -65

Beckmann, Betty-65 , 98 , 101, 102, 105

Beckmann, Bonnie-25 , 27, 80 , 88 , 91, 103, 113, 140

Beechner , Rich ard-13 , 119

Beggs Kathryn-SB, 92 , 105, 106

Behrends Shr ron-65, 133, I 34

Be ldi n, Judy-65

Beier , Samuel-27 , 90 , 115, 128

Belknap, Dean-65

Bell, Lona-65 , 108

Benkert, Saundra-65

Bennesen, Gloria-65

Benzel, Barbara-SB , 97

Benzing , Jacquel ine-27 , 100, 102, I 13, 132, 133, 134

Bergman , Edward-27

Berk , Jo-58

Bernstien , Zeff-25 , 27 , 84 , 104, 105

Besch , Charlyn-25 , 27 , 102, 103, 113

Bett i nger, Frances-58

Bice , Gertrude-SB

Bickmor e , Arla-65

Biel , Robert-58

Bigger staff, Darryl-27 , 83, 99, 100, 108, 109 , 130, I'll

Biqley, Larry-27

Billmye r , Ann-27, 56 , 76 , 77 , 89 , 107, I 13, 114, 144

Bi ndrum , Linda-58, 134

Bi nn i ng, Brian-58 , 76 , 77 , 81 , 85 , 106, 131

Bi rnbaums, lnara-65 , 100, 109

Bi shop , Dougla s-65

Black , Marlene-27, 94 , 113

Bl ackburn , Nancy-65 , 101 , 102, 133

Blacker, Florence-SB

Blacketer , Ger a ld-58, 125

Blackwell , Jud ith-58 , 85 , 107

Blende , Laur ie- 25 , 27, 88, 91 , 93, 106, 113 , 139

Blodg ett, Donna-58 , 106

Blore , Elizabeth-25, 28 56, 90, 102, 103, 108, 113

Blue , Sara-28, 106, 107, 113

Bob st, Karen-28 , 91 , I 02 , 103, II 3

Bock, Sandra-65 , 102

Bockelman , David-28 , 95

Bodf ield, Eu ,,ice-58

Bodfield , Larry-65

Bodfield , Roger-SB

Bogar, Patr icia- SB, 76 , 77 , 92 , 94, 102, 107

Bogar , W illi am-7

Bol in g , Merr il-65

Bond , Ronald-SB , 93

Bonds , Charles-65 , 78 , 88 , 95 , 101

Bonnell , Valer i a-lb

Booth, Richard-65

Booth , W illiam- SB

Borchers , Kenny-65

Bork , Kathryn-65, I 05

Borner , Margaret-SB , BB , 92 , 106, 107

Borrett, Kenneth-65, 78, 119, 126, 130

Bosak, C.laudyne-28, 107, 113

Boslau , Gen-SB , 100, 106

Bostic Gary-SB , 119

Boswe ll, Rich ard-28

Botts , JoAnn-28 , 78 BB 90, 107, I 13, 132

Bouwens , Charles-65 , 93 , 124

Boveia , Roger-28

Bowen, Jack-SB

Bowers , Barbara-SB

Bowers , Shirley-65 , 97 , 101

Bowers, Will iam -SB, 93 , 123

BOYS GLEE-93

BOYS OCTET-93

Bradley, Claire-65, BB

Brannen, Sharon-SB, 107

Bratcher, Eulalie-IS

Bray, George-28, 141

Breen , Janice-SB , 92 , 97 , 100, 106

Brehm, John-65

Breslow, Lois-28, 94 , 140

Brettmann, Jonathan-SB , 115, 120

Bridger, Roger-65 , 93

Bridgewater, Wallace-65 , 93, 123, 131

Briggs , Ann abelle-65

Brill , Alan-28

Brock, Bett y-65

B;odecky , Jame s-65, 96, 138

Broer , Erich-66

Brooks , Warren-66 , BB , 129

Brown , Charlotte-SB, 102

Brown , Harold-SB

Brown , Joan-SB , 92

Brown , John-58 , 95

Brown , R'oena-66, 78

Brown son, Audre y- 28 , IJ3

Brownson, Betty-SB

Bruce, Dotty-SB

Bruce , Marsha ll -28 , 143

Brunkow , llene-58

Brunkow , Phy lli s-25, 28 , 90

Brunsen , W illi am-SB, 124

Bryan , Donna-25 , 28 , 103 , 106, I 13

Bryant , James-28

Buck , O le-66

Buckner , Dan iel -SB

Buell, Frances-I4

Buethe, Robert-28 , 95, 101

Buhrdorf, Mo rri s-66

Bull, C harles -66

Bullock, Lorraine-59, 78, BB, 100, 106

Bumgardner, Arlene-59

Bunker, Marian-59 , 92 , 102, 106

Buntemeyer , Jerry-28 , 98

Buntemeyer , Joanne-59 , 102, 106, 109

Burback, Mary-29 , 91, 113

Burgess , Careen-59

Burianek, Jud ith -66 , 98

Burke , John-59 , 93

Burke, Michael-29 , 56 , 78

Burke , Roger-66, 98, 119

Burley , Jerry-29

Burnett, Patr ici a-25 , 29 , 90 , 102, 103, 113, 138

Burnham, Guilfocd-9

Burns , Joyce-59, 92, 108

Burns , Karen-66

Burns , Rich ard-59

Burt , Donald-65, 66 , 78 , 93, 119, 120, 131

Busboom , Rona ld -25 , 29

Busch , Derro ll -66

Busch , Kenneth-59 , 95

Bu sh, Bonnie-59 , 78 , 79, 88 , 92 , 107 , 108, 114, I 38

Butler , Nan cy-66, 98, 101

Buzek, Warren - 66

Bye, Do,ald-29 , 98 Byort h, Donald-I7

Cacek, Joan-66, 102 , 105

Cade, Barbara -2 0, 29 , 90 , 105, I 13

Cadwallader, James-25, 29, 56, 57, 78, 84, 86, 87, 89 , 90, 93, 97, 105, 106, 107

Cakanovskis, As tra-66

Cal c aterra , Patric ia- 29 , 107, I 13

Calder , Nancy-66

Caldwell, l van-I 7, 91, 93

Ca ld well, M i riam-25 , 29, 80 , 86, 90, 93, 102, 103 , 107, I 13

Calhoun , Da vid- 29 , 56 , 81, 84, 86, 87 , 90, 93, 105, 106, 115, 127, 143

CAMERA C.LUB-I08

Camp , Dianne-59 , 92, 114, 142

Campbe ll, Ca rol- 29

Camp.be ll, Caro lyn- 66

Campbell , Charles- -66, 95 , 130

Campbell , Floyd-29

Campbell , Gary-59 , 95 , 11 9

Campbe ll, lda-66

Campbell, Jerry-59

Campbell , Kennetn-66, 97 , 130

Campbell, Larry-66

Campbe ll, Lo is-66

Campbell , Pau li ne-59

Campbell , Robert-66

Canterbury , Ca rol- 29 , 9 1, 102, I 13

Canterbury, Nancy-29 , 90, 102, I 13

Cap l es, Dennis-59 , 119

Ca rey, Barbara-29 , BO, 90 , 97 , 103, 105, 106, 107, I 13, 143

Carr, Dougla s- 66 , 119

Carrier, Jeanne-29 , 55, 77, BO, 103, 107, 112, 114, 138

Carroll , Jud ith-29 , 78, 91 , 113

Carter , Richard-66 , 96

Case, Robert-30

Casper , Kay-30 , 113

Ca ssidy, Pr iscill a-66 , 132, 134

Catron, Sandra-30, 56, 78, 80, 83, 97, 103, 105, 107, 112, 114

Cavett , Alva-JO

Caywood , Carol ine- 66 , 98 , 102

C.epure Jan i s-30

Cer~y , Gary-30 , 115, 125

Chapman, John-59

Chapman, Rona ld -66

Charles, Susan-30 106, I 13

Chasta i n, Allen-30 , 131

CHEERLEADERS-I14

Cheever , Darlene-59, 92 , 97 , 107, 132, 133 , 134

Chee ver, Donna-59, 107

Cherry, Je ar.-66, 102

Chesnin, Sidney-66, 99, 100 , 105

Chilelly, J udi th - 59 , 107 , 134

Chilton, Donald-30, 105

Chrastil, Fred-66

Chr i stensen Jud y- 59 , 79 , 92, 106

Christiansen, Gary-30 , 86 , 90 , 93, SB, 105, 106, 115 , 127

Chudly, Virginia- 66

Chu rchill, Ma rvin- 30

Clark, France s-59

Clar k, Leah-66 , 70 , 133

Clea ve nger , Ann-59

Clea ve nger , Bruc e- 66

CLEF CLUB-IOI

Clemens , C laric e-66

C leme ns, Jan ice -66

C line, Ma x- 66

Close , Cozette-59 , 132, 133, 134

Clo sner Gary-30

C lough, Bett y-59

Clough , Lana-66 , 78 , 102 , 105

COED COUNSELORS - I03

Coffey , Ma rgery- 66 , 105

Coffman, Carolyn-59, 82, 92, 94, 95, 100 , 101, 105, 106

Colby , Sarah-30, 76 , 77 , eo, BB, 91, 103, 108, I I 3, 141

Cole, Charles-66

Coleman , Jerry-66

Coll ier, Morr i s-94

Coll iers, Le ster-30 , 88 , 94

Coll ins, M ichael -59 , 94 , 119, 125 , 12 0

Co lson, Leroy-IS

Comb s, Patr ici a-30 , 102 , 113

Gomer, Robert-30

Compton, Joyce-66

Condon, Bruce-30 , BB

Connealy , Jane-59 , 85, 92 , 105, 107

Con ver se , Larr y-30 , 115, 126

Coo k, Mad onna -59

Coo k, M ich ae l-30

Cook Roy-25 , 3 1, 95 , 108

Coombs, Mrs. lrma-I3

Cooper, Eber-66, 124

Coop er, M rs. Gwendo lyn-IS

Cooper, Thomas-31, 95

Copeland, Ma rlene-31, BB

Copela1d, No el-31, 81

Copley, Eugene-66, 95 , 98

Co pp i ng er, J oyce-31, 113

Corn, Jud i th -66, 100

Corn, R'oger-3I, 115 , 126, 128

Co tt i ngha m, Gayle-25, 31, 90, 93, 109

Couch, Josephine-59, 85, 102, 104, 105, 106, 109

Couch, Richard- 3 1

Couch, W illiam-6 6 , 70

COUNTY DA Y- 79

Co x, Donna-25, 31, 80, BB, 99, 103, 104, 105, II 3

Cox, J ohn ny- 31 , 56 , 77 BB, 89, 90, 105, 139

Cox, W illiam-66

Crabb, Larry-31 , 91

Crabbe, Susann e- 66 , 102

Crain, M eredith- 3I, 97, 102, 106, 107, I 13

Cramer Jo yce- 66

Crate , Har old-59

Crawmer , Wanda-I I

Creps, Wayn e- 59 , 115

Cr isp, Jerr y- 59 , 78 , 125

C rist, Wes ley- 59

Crocker , Tommy-66

Crockett , Deanna-3 I, 90 , 113

Cro sby Dann y- 66

Crosby , Gary-66

Crosby , Patr icia-25 , 3 I , 91, 97, I 03 , 107 , II 3

Crumb , Barbara-31 , 107 , I 13

Cu lle n , Sharron-25 , 31 , 91 , 97, 103, 109, 113

Curry Richard- 66 , 96 , 123

Curt is, Jud ith- 31 , 91 , 113

Custer, Robert-66

C.uttel I, Dee-3 I , 98

Da land, Bruce-59

Dal las, Marlyn-32 , I 13

Dai li ng , Jul ie- 59, 88, 107

Dally , Robert-32 , 135

Damoude , Donald-59 , 62

Damrow , Sandra-66

Danese, Teresina-16

Danle y, Char les- 66 , 125

Darnauer , Tim othy-59 , 95 , 116, 131

Darnell , J im-59

Da vey, Mar ily n-59 , 78 , BB , 92, 106, 107, 108 , 138

Dav id so n, Brenda-59 , 79 , 92 , 100, 106

Dav i s, Dona ld- 32 , 98, 115, 116, 128, 142

Da vis, Pame l a-25 , 32 , 97, 108, 113 , 134

Davis , Rona ld -66 ·, 70

Davis , W illiam H.-32

Dav is, W illiam Kent-66

Day , Thoma s-66

Deahn , Gera ld-66

Dean, Roger-32, 78, 80, 104, 105, 106, 128, 129, 140

DEBATE-99

De Boer, Bonn ie- 32 , 113

Debus, J oan- 59

Debus, Harr iet-66, 98, 105

Debus, La vonn-59

Degenhardt, Gretchen-32, 90, 97, 102, 107, 11 3

De ksnis, Lauma -66

Deland , Judith-66

Delehoy, Wil la-5'1 , 92, 94, 97, IOI, 106 Delgado , Robert - 66 , 119

Del los, Jo yce-6 7

Denham, Robert-32 , 98

Densber g er, Jo y- 59 , 125 Derby, Jo hn -32 , 105, 109

Dermyer, W illiam- 59 , 76 , 77 , 79 , 119, 126

De Ryke, Margaret-6 7

DeShon , Dia ne-67 , 132, 133, 134

DeVore, Bruce-59 , 131

Dewey, Phyllis-6 7

D iamond, Kay-59, 92 , 105, 106

D ick, Ja mes-59 , 62 , 85

D ickey, Beth-67

D ickey, Fa ye- 32 , 91, 103 , I 13

D iekmann, San dra- 32 , 113

D iekma nn , Shirley-32, 91, 102

D ier, Virqinia-66, 67 , IOI, 102 , 105

D inges, Kat hleen- 67, 132, 133, 134

D inges, Sta n- 59

D ittenber, Kar en-59 , 92

Dolberg, Warren-32, 115, I l l

Do mbrovskis, Gunars-67, 96, 123

Donaldson, John - 59 , 85, 106, 109, 129

Donnel ly, R'oberta-59, 107

Doole y, Rona ld-32

DOORMEN-98

Dor mer, Jo h n-59

Dorn , Mar ion -59 , 100, 106 , 107

Dorn , Me lva -59

Doug la s, C har lotte-SB , 59 , 78 , 79 , 85, BB, 92, 100, 106, 107

Dreith, Robert-59

Dre vo, Kenneth-59 , 60 , I 15, 116, 126

Dubas , Lawrence-32 , 105, 126

Dubinsky, Sarge-67, 100

Duis, Deanne - I4, 25, 32, 78, BO, 83, 88, 100, 103, 106 , 113, 143

Duke, A ilene- 32 , I 13

Duke, Clara-67

Dun can, Mr s. J oAnr -60

Dun ham, Ta d-67, 119, 131

Durham, Larry-59

Dur st, Larry-33

Dvorak, Mrs. Lavina-14

Dwyer, Glenda-67

Eaton, Dale-59, 119

EE.C. A. COMMITTEE-97

Edwards, Joseph-67, 72, 78 , 95, 101

Edwa rds, Marla-67

Edwards, Shirley-33, 90, 102, 113

Elam, Beverly-59, 92, 107, 108

Elam, La, ry- 67

Elli ckson, Dianne-67, 96

Elliott, John-33, 56, 78 , 115, 116, 120, 128 , 142

Ellis, Edith-14

Ellsworth, Rosa lie-6 7

Ellsworth, Shar on- 25 , 33, 55 , 76 , 77 , 88, 91, 97 , 107, 108, 113, 114, 141

Emer ick, Shirl ey- 67

Emert , Gary-67

Engel, Robert-67

En o, Ja mes-33, 57 , 91 , 93, 140

Epp , Mar ilyn-59 , 79 , 92

Erickson, Gary-33

Ern isse, Judith-67

Ethe ridge, Brian - SB , 59, 78 , 79 , 116, 120 , 122 , 128

Evans , Clarence -1 9

Evans, Mrs Rub y-8

Evans, Thoma s- 59 , 95

Eyer, Kat hy-67 , 72

FACULTY-6 - 2I

Farber , Donna-67

Farley , Mary-67 72

Farley, Rich ard-67 , 97 , 109

Farris , Judy-59 , 106

Fauss , David-67 , 94

Faz e I, Dona l d-33

Feather , Judy-59 , 92 , 100, 140

Fe lt, Donna-67, 102

Fenton , Jeann i ne-59 , 92 , 138 Ferguson, Joann-133

Fielder , Glen n-67

Fields, J udith-59, 92

Filber t , Marjor ie-67

F inig an , Donna-33 , 112

Fin igan, Nanc y- 59, 107, 134

Finks, J eanne-67, 102 , 139

Finley, La rry-67, 123, 131

Finley, Sa ndy-6 7

Firestone, Ba rbara-33

F!scher, Jam es- 67

Fish, Roger-59

Fisher, Ann-33 , 78 , 81, 91, 106 , 112

Fisk, Kath leen- 33 , 88 , 97, 106, 107 , I 13, 140

Flanders, Beverly-67

Fleischm ann , Gary-67, 96, 119

Flynn , Car leton-6 7, 93 , 119

Foltz Jan-59 , 79 , 85 , 92 , 94, 100, 142

FOOTBALL-I 16-1 19

Foreman, Sharon-59 , 92

FORENSIC LEAGUE-99

Fo udr a y, Bonn ie-6 7 Fo.x, Henry-59 Fo x, Ja 71es- 33 , 115, 131 Fo x, Mar ylou-6 7 Fra iley, Dwayne-33 , 10?

Frale y, Stan ley- 67, 96, 119, 124 Franc is, Ga il- 33

Frank, Mar ily n- 33 , 90, 10 3, 112 Frank lin, Lyle-6 7 96 , 98, 101, 129

Franta, Fredrick- 67

Franzen , Jo yce- 33 , 11 3

Fraz ier, Sh irley-59

Fr ed r ickson, Gerald-67, 78, 93

Fred strom, Dr Rudolph -6

Freeman , Will i am-67

Freese, Janet- 33 , BB , 91, 103, I 06 , I 07, 113, 140

Frenze l, Da rrell- 33 , 94, 100 , 101, 106 , 109

Frey, Carolyn-SB, 59 , 92 , 106 , 141 Frey, Robe rt- 67 , 95

Friedman, Mor ris- 34 , 94 Fried man, R'o nald-67 , 98 Fr itter, Thomas-59

Fritts, Na om a-34 , 90 , 112, 132, 13 3

Fr itz, Ja yne- 34 , 9 1, 107 , 112

Frizzell, Garland-59, 11 9

Frohn , Jan et-59

Frosc heiser, Harve y-67 94

Frost, Jack-67

Fr y, Suzanne- 59 , 95 , 97, 106, 132 , 134

Ful ler, Bette - 34 , 97 , 112

Fults, Carolyn-35 , 102, 107 , 134

Fusselman, Shirley-36, 97, 103, 107, 112 G

GA A -1 32 - I34

Gabarron, J ohn-67, 119

Gaber, Terry-67, 93

Gable, Ra mon- 34

Gacusa1a, Jose-24, 34, 57, 115, 116, 126, 128

Gandara, Jo hn-II, 34 , -11 5, 116

Gannon, Kenneth- 34 , 98

Ganshorn, Ruth- 59

Garcia, Jo hn- 34

Garcia, Ra ymond- 34 , 115, 124

Gardner, Larry-34

Gardner, Roberta - 67

Garner, J udy- 67 , 76 , 77 , 108

Garrett , Gwendolyn-59, 95 , 100 Garrison, Lester-67

Garson, Arn ie-67 , 93

Gartner, Reg - 67

Gartner, Mrs. Rut h- I0

Gassel!, W ilma-67

Gates ,· Ma rtin- 59

Gatto , Jac queline- 67 , 70 , 89, 101, 105

Gausman, Chester-19

Gaylor, Me lvi n-34

Geier, Diane- 59 77 , 79 , 88, 92, 106 , 107

G eiger, Ka ye- 67

G ei ger , Lucy-IS

Geistlinger, C lari ce-34, 112

Gerdes, Art hur- 67

Gerlach, Larry-67, 119, 123

Ger stenberger , Karen-67

Gettman, Bob-59 , 115, 116, 131

Gettman, Patric ia-25 , 34 , 55 , 81, 82 , 96, 97, 103, 107, 113

Gibson, John-67, 94 , I 19, 127

Gibson, Sandra Kay-67 , 78 , IOI , 102

Gibson, Sandra-67

Giebelhaus, Sharron-59

Gies, James-59

G il bert , Mrs. Mar i on-I I

G ilbe rt , Ph illip-67 , 78 , 93 , 131

G illen, Fran k- 34 , 57 , 83 100, 105, 109 , 143

G illil and , Haro ld- 20

G ilmo re , Aunna-67 • GIRLS OCTET-93

Goeden , Jan ice- 34 , 90

Goeden, Mardel le -67

Goeden, Marlene-59 , 83

Goldbe~g, Jud i- 67 , 105

GOLF-130

Gomez, Dav id- 59 , 119, 129

Gonzalez , Eleanor-35 112

Goodban, Bob-67

Goodenkauf , Jud ith- 35 , 102 , 106 , 112

Goodman , Jacque line- 59 , 102, 106, 109

Goodman, Rebecc a-35 , 100, 105, 11 2

Gore, Dorothea-I?

Goss, Phyllis-67

Gottula, Mary Elizabeth-59, 95, 102, 106

Gottula, R'i chard--<>7, 94

Goucher, Sue-67

Grady, Geraldine-35

Grady, Larry-59

Graetz, Michael-35 99, 105, 109, 140

Graff, Jerry-35

Grage, Larry-59

Graham, Bonnie-67

Graham, Claudette-35, 91, 93,112

Grant, Donald-67

Grantsk i, Jack-59, 92

Grantski, Ronald-67

Graves, Jack-59

Gray, Judith-35 , 90 , 112

Greb, Margaret-59

Green, Pauline-35 , 106, 112

Greeness, Sandra-59, 88, 92, 100, 106, 107 Greenfield, Robert-67

Greenlee, Douglas-67, 94, 119, 123, 128

Grell, Darr ell-I 2

Grenemeier, Larry-67 , 116, 124, 129

Grierson, Jan-60 , 64

Griffin, Fredr ick-6 7, 119, 129

Griffin, Jud i th-35, 112, 140

Griffin, Lionel-67

Griffin, Robert-67

Griggs, Barbara-67

Griggs, I na-60

Grindulis , Arvis-67

Grisinger, Audrey-67

Grone, Elizabeth-I6

Grone, Jerome-60

Gross, Jayell-35

Grosscu p, Buford-I 2, 119

Groth, Victor-67, 78, 94 Gruendeman, Ruth-60, 92, 97, 109 Gruenemeier, Glen-60 , 115, 130

Gruttis, Levonne-35, 90, 107, 112

Gundermann, Marguerite-?

GYMNASTICS-125 H

Haack, Larry-35, 88, 115, 126 , 128, 129 Haack, Sandra-35 , 102, 106, 108, 112

Haag, Joe-60

Haas, Denn is-35, I 38

Hackstadt, Denne-'-35, 112, 132, 133, 134

Hafemeister , Neal-12, 135

Hagens ick, Helen-18

Haggie, Kate-25, 35 , 56, 78, 82, 112, 139

Hahn, Jerry-35, 81, 94, 141

Hahn, Ronald-36, 115, 126

Haley , Patr icia -67, 98 , 102

Ha ll, Harlan-67 , 95 Hall, Ruth'-I4

Hamer, Li nda-67, 70

Hamilton, Johnny-36, 104, 105 Hancock , Joan-67, 96

Hanna, Sue-67, 100

Hanneman, Judith-25, 36, 56, 78, £0, 88, 91, 105, 106, 112 , 140 Hanneman , Larry-36 Hansel, Larry-67

Hansen, Constance-67, 101 Hansen, Darrell-36

Hansen, Gary-60

Hansen, Gary Lee-36 , 94 Hansen , J'udy-73

Hansley, Donna-66

Hanson, Karen-25 , 36, 88, 97, 103, 106, 107, 112 Hanthorn. Robert-36

Harder, Carol-60

Harder, Walter-60

Hardison, Felicia-67, 100, 106, 107 Hardt, Larry-36 , 126 Harlamert, Charles-60

Harley , Norma-60

Harm, Linda-60, 96, 108

Harper, Thomas-66, 67, 95 Harpster, Frances-67, 98 , 100, 102, 105 Harrington, Robert-I9 Harris, Jo-60

Harris, Melvin-67, 96

Harris, Wanda-36, 112

Harrison, Wanda-67

Hart, Judy-60

Hart, L:,rry-36

Hart, Richard-68, 129 Hart Sharon-73

Hartley, Edwin-60

Hartman , Vernon-68. 98 Harvey, Edith-36 112

Harvey , Maxine-60

Haskins, Harold-68

Hate I iff, David-68

Hatfield Joyce-68, 102

Hawk, Ca rolyn-60

Hawk, Norma-36, 102, 112

Hayes, Sandra-68

Haynes, Donna-60

Headley, Dick-60 , 115, 125

Headley, R'ober t-36 , 115, 125

Healey, Susa:-:-25, 36, 89, 90 , 103, 108, 112, 134, 140

Heath, Patsy-60

Heckman, Betty-18

Heckman , Glenn-60

Heckman, lrwin-68, 96

Hedglin, Dan-36

Heggen, Susan-60, 88, 100, 106

Hegwald, Frank--<>B

Heidrick, James-60

Heinbigner, Helen-68

Heizenrader, Henry-68, 119, 126, 131

Hellerich, Linda-68

Hellweg , Janice-IQ, 36 , 83 , 89 , 103, 104,, 105, 112 , 140

Hemmer, Richard--<>O , 105, 106, 126

Hempel Janet-68 , 70

Hemsath , Sharon-68

Hendricks, Dav id-68

Henke, W illiam-68, 96

Henrik se n, Margaret-68, 101 , 102, 105

Hense, Ronald - 60

Hensley, Donna-68

Henthc, ,1, Larry - 36

Hergenrader, Diane-6 8

Hergenrader , Gary-37

Hergenrader , James-60, 79, 115, I 16, I 19, 123

Hergenrader, Janet-68

Hergenrader, Janice-37, 90 , 112

Hergenrader , Kenneth-68

Hergenrader , Patricia-60, 102

Hergenrader , Rochelle-37 , 94 , 101, 102, 112

Herr, Gary-60

Heskett, Eldon-9

Hessner, Connie-60, 78, 92, 102, 106, 109

Hibbert, Mrs. Alice-8

H i bbert , Dixie-37, 112

Hibbert, Ronald-68, 96

Hibner, Donna-68

Hildreth , Norbert-37

Hill, Bob-60 , 81, 85, 106, 107, 129

Hill, Gary-37, 56, 84, 99, 105, 115, 126 , 140

Hill , Mrs. Roscoe-6

Hilliard, Shirley-68

Hilligoss, Dexter-37

Hilligoss, Rich ard-37

H illis, Sharon-68, 132

Hilt , Robert-60

Hines, Leonard-68, 126

Hinkle, Louise-37

Hinkle, Ted-68, 96

Hirtzel , Geraldine-60

Hoaglin, Jacqueline-60, 132 , 133, 134

Hoerner , John-25, 37, 94, 104, 105, 106

Hoffman , Kathy-68

Heiberg, Bruce-68

He iberg, Owen-37 , 90

Hoke, Mary-60

Ho llow ay, Carmen-60

Holloway, Pamela-9, 78

Holman, Larry-I24 , 129

Holman , Rodney-68 , 115

Holtme ier, Mary Margaret-60 , 76 , 77 , 88, 92, 107, 108, 114

HOME ROOM ALTERNATES-78

HOME ROOM REPRESENTAT!VES-78

Honnor, Beverly-60

Honner, Will iam- 68 , 123, 131

HONOR SENIOR'S-24

Hopkins, Harold-60

Hoppe, Mar ilyn- 65 , 68, 78

Horn, Sandra-60

Houchen, Jack-25 37, 56 , 82, 84, 104 , 105, I 15, 126 , 142

Housel, lvaloo-68, 95

Housel, Judy-37, 112

Hou se r, James-37, 78, 115, 116, 135, 139

Howland, Delbert-68, 93

Ho,.,land, R. W.-15

Howlett , Ray-60 , 83, 127

Hoy , Donna-37, 91, 102, 105, 108, 112

Hoyer, Janice-60 , 78, 79, 83, 88 , 92, 107

Hruza, Patric i a-68

Hruza, Robert-60, I 19

Hubbard, Dorothy-68, 95

Hudkins, James-68

Hudson, Barbara-60

Huff, Jim--<>8, 96, 123, 128

Hufman, Nancy-68

Hugelman, Leslie-68

Hughes, Arthur-25, 37, 77, Bl, 82, 90 93, 106, 107, 141

Huqhes, Mrs. Leila-I8

Hulewicz, Marie-68

Hultberg, Mrs. Helen-9

Humrick Patricia-btJ

Hunt, Glor i a-68

Hunt, Lucy-68

Hyatt, Edwin-68, I 19 , 128

lcen , R:,bert-68

lcen, Stanley-60, 81, 141

lhlanfeldt , Donald-68

Ilg, Barbara--<>0 , 88 , 106, 107

Ingham , Jack-37, 98

INTERNATIONAL CLUB-106

I NTRAM U RALS-I35

Irwin, Janet--b8 , 98, 100, 102 ltzen, John-37

lvaldy, Phillip-68

Ivory, Jerry-68, I 19 J

Jackson, Dona ld-60, 95

Jackson , Donna-38, 8 I, 90 , 96, 97, I 07, I l 2, I 38

Jacobson, Jim-68, 98

Jager, Jerrie-60, 92, 109, 132, 134

Jane, Jud ith- 38

Janc ik, Beverly-68 , 102

Jancik , Mary-68

Janousek, El len-38, 91, 112

Jansons, Ra ita-6 0

Jaun iti s, Juris-68, 96

Jeffers, Helen-68 95, 98

Jenkins, Florence-12

Jen sen, James-68, 119, 129

Jensen , Ma x-60

Jett, John-68 , I I 5, 124

Jeys, Viola-60

Johns , Larry-68

Johnson, Arvid-I9

Johnson, David-60

Johnson, Gary-68 , 92

Johnson, James-60, 64, 129

Johnson, Jeremy-38, 94, 98 , 126

Johnson , Jerome-60

Johnson, La rry-38

Johnson, Monte-60, 119, 129

Johnson, Nanci-60, 107, 133

Johnson, Nancy-38, 91, 112

Johnson, Patricia-68, 101, 102

Johnson, Richard-38

Johnson, Sandra-60

Johnson, Saundra-68

Johnson, Wilhelmina-I2

Johnston, Jacquel i ne--<>8 , 78, 102, 105

Johnston, Miles-I3, 25, 38 , 78, 88, 90, 115, 128, 129

Jbhnsto~e Kay-69

Jones, Betty-60 , 92

Jones, Gordon-25, 38, 94

Jones Patsy-68

Jones, Richard-68

Jones, Royceton-68, 119, 123

Jones, Thomas-38 , 90 , 104, 105, 115, 117, 135

Jordan, Caseal-II3

Jordan, Odry-69 , 123, 129

Joyner, Ja mes-38

JOY N IGHT-88-89

Joynt, Stephen-69, 97, IOI, 105, 126

Judkins, Eve lyn -38, 95, 112

Jundt, Arlene-69

Jundt, Carole-38, 90, 102, 105 , 112 Jungtoro Karin-38 , 56 , 89, 112 , 141

JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE-92

JUNIOR PLAY-BS

JUN IO RS-58-64

Jurica , Rose-38

Kahler, Alyce--<>0

Kaiser, Ja ne-69

Kalnin s, Pete-60

Kapke, Fay-60 125

Kapke, Gerald-69

Ka.pke, Ray-60 , 125

Karlson, Harlan-60

Karnqpp, Dona ld- 69

K

Karnopp, Sandra-60, 96, 102 Kaufman, Elizabeth-69, 101, 102, 105 Kavan, Mrs. Enid-8

Keeney, Marv--<>9

Ke ill, Douglas-60, 78, 81, 85

Keill Mary Lu-25 , 38 , 80 , 82, 89, 91, 103, 107, 112

Keim, Nancy-69, 72, 109

Keiser , Donna-60, 78, 92

Keller, Kay-38, 81, 90, 97, 103, 107 , 112 Keller, Larry-38

Kelley, Harold-60 , 79 , 115, 116 , 123, 131 Kellogq James-60

Kelly, Philip-69, 119, 129

Kelly, Virginia-69

Kemp, Mildred-IS

Kempf, Glen-IS, 39

Kennedy , Shi rley-60, I 07

Kennedy, William-39

Kennel, Carolyn-69, 72

Kennel, Loretta-69

Kenney, Karen-68, 69 , 100, 105

Kerns, Linda-69 , 92 Kerns, Lorraine-39 , 90, 112

Kerns, Wesley-60, 93

Kess, Fred-39, 128

Kess, Patricia-60

Kessler , Jerry--<>0, 62, 129 Keszler , Sherry-69, 107

Keszler , Sh irley -69 , 107

Kezeor, Mar y- 60, 97 , 107

Kiene, Evelyn-60

Kiene, Mervin-69

Kilcoyne, Norma-bl

Kimm, David-61, 78, 83

Kimmel Kathleen-69, 102, 105

K i ng, Patri cia- bl, 107

Kinney, Patr icia- 39, 103, 112

Kinni son, Me lvi n-bl

K iplinger, 8ruce-39

Kirk, Penelope-69, 78 , 101

K irkbride, Stuart-bl, 95

Kissler, Jbhn-39

Kitchen , R'onnie-69

Kleckner, Larry--69

Kl ein, Larry-10, 25 , 39, 78, 91, 98, 115, 131

Klem sz, Dale-39, 91

Klemsz, Deanna-69

Kluge, Fred - 69

Knauber, Harold-bl, 125 , 131

Knight, Lynn - 69

Knopp, M ichael-69

Knowlton, James -bl, 115, 119 , 125

Kobel, Judith - 39 112

Koch, Mary Jane-25 39, 66, 78 86, 87, 8?, 90 , 93, 103, 112

Kocher, Lou is- bl

Koc i, Linda-69

Koehler , Lenore-69, 73 , 132, 133, 134 Koehn , Robert-39

Kohl , Sharron-39, 78 , 91, 102, 103, I 12

Konz, La rry-39

Karell, Arlene-39, 102 , 112

Krantz, Barbara-39, 102, 112

Krantz , Carol-39

Kratzer, Mary Lou-6,1, 104, 105

Kraus , Karen-69 , 102

Krcmarik, Betty-69

Kreiss, Paul-24, 25 , 39, 57 , 106 , 109

Kre i ss Robert-69 95, 105

Kreuger, Delbert-69

Kroll, Judy-60

Kruger, Mar vi n-bl

Kruse, Kenneth-40

Kru se, R'ichard-40

Kru se, Thoma s-40

Kuenning, Harold-69

Kuhn , Jo Ann-69, 101

Kuklin, Chip-9 , 69, 76 , 77 , 98 , 105, 126, 127

Kuklin, Harry-9

Ku shner, Brin-69

Kuster, Herbert-40 , 126 Kyker, John-6,1

Kyker , Joyce-69 , 94

Laase, Nancy-25, 40, 94, 95, 101, 103, 108 , 1·13

Lahm, Gary-69

Lambert Charles-69

La mbert, Eldon-14 69

Lamere, Albert-19

Lamson , Lee-40

Landingham, Gerald-40, 125 Lane , Harry-69, 93

LaPage, Roger- bl

Larsen, Larry-bl, 98 Lasenieks, And y-61

Latture, Dar ryl- bl

Laursen, Judy - 69, 70, 102

Lautzenheiser, C.harlene-61

Law , Ronn ie-40 , 98 Lear , Joan-40, 90 ,1 13 Lebsock , Stephen-69, 93

Leffler, Evelyn-69

Lefler , Esther-18

Lehi, Sharon-69

Lehman, Ronald-69 , 76 , 77 , 95, I 19

Lehman, William-bl, 76, 77 , 95 , IOI

Lehr, Janet-69 72

Lembke , John-61

Lemmerman, Gloria-69 Leo, William-69 , 93 Leonard, Wesley-40

LeRiche , Kay-61, 78, 92

LeRossignol , Helen-69

Lessman, Mary-40, 91, 103, 113

Letcher, Frank-40

Letner, Saundra-69

Leu sch nar, Hans-40 , 84, 105 Lewis, Myrna-6 I

Lewis, Paul-40, 94, 115, 116

LI BRA RY COMM ITTEE-97

L CLUB-I IS

Lid en, Nancy-bl, 78

Liebers, Margaret-40, 89 100, 108, 113, 139

Lien , Max-10

L ie pins, llona-6 I

Liepn ieks, Ruth-69 • 102, I 05, I 34

Liepnieks, Silvija-25 , 40, 83, 103, 107, 113, 132, 133, 134, 141

Likens, Donna-65, 69, 101, 102

Liming, Leland-40, 56 76 77, 98, 138

Lind , Beverly-40, -55, 78 , 80, 103, 105, 107, 108, 113, i 14

Linden, Dotty-69

Lindholm, Gary-69, 119, 131

Lingenfolder, Mary-61

LIN KS BOARD-82-83

Lintz, Loretta-69

Little , Beverly-61

Little , R'od ney-41

Little , Roger-bl

Littrell, Kenneth-69 , 119

Lomax, Kathle e n-69, 102

Long, Angela-bl, 85, 92, 105, 107

Loos, Gerald-41

Loos Richard-69

Loos, Shirley-69

Lopez , Dona ld-41, 124

Love, Jo yce-bl, 92

Lo vell, Sandra-bl

Lowe, lda -41, 102, 113

Lowe, Wilhelmine-bl, 92, 101 , 106 , 109

Lu cs, Arnis - 69 , 123, 129

Ludlam , Judith-bl, 92, 94, 100, 104 , 105

Luedke , Donovan - 14

Luedtke , Carol-69, 102

Luff, Lyall-41, 98, 115, 116

Lundak, Joel-69, 119

Lupp, Joan-69

Lusins , Valdis-69, 78

Lutz, Judy-25, 41, 55, 76 , 77, 90 , 97, 103, 107, 113, 114, 132

Lyons, Lew is- 69

Lytle, J'anet-61, 78, 92, 94, 97, 106, 107 M

Mace, Marilyn-69 , 95

Mad ison, Jerry-41 , 91, 113

Madsen , Beverly-69

Madsen, Everett-41

Madsen, John-41

Mahaffey , Karen-bl , 92

Maher, Richard-69

Mahr, Kapp ie -6,9, 98

Manthey, Carl-IS

Mapel, Don-69

Mapel , Dwaine-66 , 69

Mare s, Alvin-69

Marhenke, Gerald i ne-41, 91, 102, I 13

Mariscal, Rebecca-bl

Marks, Jane-61, 92 , 106

Marks , John-61 , 93

Marler , Jan ice-69

Marsh, Cecelia-bl

Marsh, Lester-69

Mart, Constance-69, 98 , 102, 132, 133

Martens, Karen-61, 107, 113

Mart in, Angelee-'69, 102

Mart in, Constance-6,9, 78 , 105 Martin , Irene-I I

Mart in, Jud ith -41, 103, 113

Martin, Lula-69

Mart i n, Mar y A .-61

Mart i n, Mary Ruth-61 , 102

Mart in, Ronald-bl

Mart in, Mrs. Sh irley- I?

Mart in, Sondra-41, 78, 81 , 97 , 113, 143

Masters , Charlene-69

Ma sters, William-69

Mattice, Eileen-41, 113

Matt ice, George-bl

Matul is, le va- 69 , 102 Matul is, Marger is-61

Matu lka, Margie-41, 113

Mauel, Mary Jean - 41 , 80, 91, 97, 103, 105, 106, 107 113

Maughan, J immy- bl , 105

Mauter, C;irol-61

Maxfield, Betty-bl

Maxfield, Carol-69

McAllister , Carol-69, 102 , 105, 139

McCallum, Duncan-1,9, 95

McCarthy , Judie-bl, 102

McCarthy, Mike-61

McCartney, Larry-69

McCarty, Mrs. Dor is- 9

McCauley , James-69, 98

McC.lees, Nancy-69

McConkle, Sharon-41 , 95, 101 , I 13

McCoy, James-bl, 119, 125

McCoy, Richard-69, 125, 131

McCullv , Diane-bl , 92, 105

McDonald, Carolyn-69

McDougall, Barbara-41, 90, 102, 113

McGowen, Carolee-bl

McGowan, Duane-41

McIntyre , Ann-42, 78, 8 I, 88, I 03, I 06, 107, 113, 140

McKay, Da r rell-69

McKay , Judy-69

McKee, W illi am-42

McLaughlin , Sandra-69, 98

McMahon , Grace-14

McMaster , Alyce-42, 94, 96., 102, 113

McMaster , Arline-42, 94, 96, 102, I 13

McMullen, Barbara-25 , 42 , 78 , 91, 97 , 102 , 103 , 113

McMullen, Dav i d-69, 119

McWill ia ms, Gayren-69, 115, 124 , 128

McWilliams, Myrna-42, 105, 113

Mechling, George-bl, 93, 131

Megee, Bette-42, 91, 113

Meier, John-70, 96, 126

Meierhenry , Dwight-IQ, 25, 42, 76, 80, 88, 103, 115

Meints , Norma-bl

Meisinger , James-14, 42, 56 , 83 , 103, 143

Mellinger, Linda-70, 132 , 133

Melnalksn1 s, Gunta-70

Menard , Jame s-bl

Mendoza , Phil-42, 115, 117

Mentzer, Gerald-70, 96

Merrill, Sharon-bl

Merrim ct n, Thoma s-70 , 119, 124

Merritt, Leroy-70

M esa, JoAnn - 70, 102

Mettam, David-70

Metzger, Judie - bl , 92, IOI

Meyer, Charles-bl

Meyer , Eve tte-70 , 78 , 102

Meyer, Will iam-42, 95

Meyers , Mary Ann-70

Meyers , Sharo n-70

Middle swart, Grace-6,1, 92 , 95, IOI

Miller, Helen-20

M ille r, Herb-61

Miller, James-bl

Miller , Janet-70

Miller, Larry-bl

Miller, Marcia-70

Miller, Mar ily n-70, 72, 102, 132

Miller, Nan-:y-70

Miller, Patr ici a-70, 78, 97

Mill er, Patrick-42

Miller , Ruthie-17, 61, 92, 95, 100, 101, 108 Miller, Sallye-61, 92, 100, 105 108

Miller, Thomas-42, 94, 95

Mill i on, Gaylene-42, 102, 113, 140 Mills, Janice-bl

Mills , John-61, 95, 123

MIMES-105

M iner, Ma 'ry-61, 102

M inisc z, Olga-42

Misa , Aija-25, 42, I 13

Mitchell , Gary-61, 78

Mitchell, Carolyn-73

M i tchell, Janice-bl

M itchell, John-61

Mitchell, Robert-70

Mittelberg, Jeanette-42, 113 Mock, Ernest-42

Moeller, Geraldine-70

Moeller, John-43

Moeller, Patric ia -43, 94, 113

Montgomery, Esther-I I

Mooberry , William-70 , 109

Moody, Janice-70, 94

Moomaw , Jludith-25, 43, 89, 90, 97, 103 , 106, 108, II 3

Moore, C.arol-43, 91, 113

Moore, Joseph-70 , 119, 120, 128 Moore, Jud ith-bl

Moore , Lowell-bl, 94 Moore Ola-113

Moralez , Jacquelyn-43 , 78, 90, 107

Morehead, Murl in-70 , 96, 123, 128

Morgan , Charles-70

Morgan, Lloyd-bl, 125

Morgan, Mary Ellen-43

Morgan , Mel inda-43, 78, 89, 100, 108, I 13 , 139

Morgan, Su san- 25, 43, 88, 103, 108, 112 , 114 Morris, Elizabeth-bl, 100, 104, 105 Morr is, Marie-61

Morris, Sher i-70

Morr ison, David-bl, 115, 117, 126, 128

Morrison, Jean-65, 70, 78, 102, 105

Morrissey, Thomas-43, 106, 109, 115, 126

Mosely, James-70, 78

Mosher, Sally-25, 43, 80, 90, 93 , 103, 113 Mouden , Gary-61, 62, 78, 93, 131

Mourer, Susan-bl, 102, 106, 107

Mowrey, Dennis-70, 119

Moxham, Beverly-70, 94

Mucen ieks, lnts-70

Mucenieks , Valdis-43

Muck, Mary-61, 88

Muehlbeier, Ann-60 , 61, 92, 106, 109 Mueller, Margaret-bl, 106 Mu Ider, Thomas-43, 128, 135

MUMM ER 'S-105

MUMMERS PLAY-104

Mundorf , Elizabeth-43

Munson, Beverly-113

Murphy, Donald-70

Murphy , Jean-61, 92, 100, 101, 106

Murphy , Sharon-43, 82, 105, 108, I 13

Mussmann, Melva-bl

Myers, Betty Jean-61, 92

Myers, Patric ia -25, 43, 84, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 105, 106, 113, I 39

Myrberg , Janice-43, 82, 89, 91, 103 , 106, 113 , 140

N

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-25

Nee man, Carl-43, 94 , 9B

Ne ill, Ted-43

Nelson , Clinton-I I, 99

Nelson , Gary-44

Nelson , llla - Dean-70 , 102

Nelson, Roberta - Rae-70 , 102

Nelson , Sharon-70

Nesmith , James-6I , 97

Newell, Barbara-70 , 9B, 102, 132, 133 Newman, Jeanne-70

New man, Ted-70

N~wton , Bette-44 , 90 , 112, 114

Nielsen, A lan-70, 93, 119 , 131

N i emann, Bill-70

N i enaber, Marilyn-bl

Night i ngale, Barba ra-bl

N ims, Bru ce-70

N issen, Richard-bl

N itz, Ro ber t-44 , 95

Nobbman, Lawrence-bl

Noe, Ro zanna-44, BO 107, 113

Novak , LeRoy-70

Norr i s, Jerald-70, 9B

N ovico ff , Donald -61, 93

Null, Gary-70

NURSES CLUB-I07

Nus s, Nan cy -44 , 102 , I 13, 132 133 0

Ochsner , Robert-70

O ' De ll, Patr icia-bl

Odell, Thoma s-44

Ogden, Carol-70

Ohlrich, Larry-44

O'Kelly, Denn is-_70

Oldenburg , Elw in-4 4

Ollenburg, Kather i ne-70, 101, 102

Olsen, Margaret-70

Olson, John-6I , B3 , 94, I0B

Olson, Sandra-44, I 13

Oltman, Carlene-70 , 100, 102

Oltman, Earl-44, 56, 7B, 115, 121, 131

O'Neill, Kathleen-i>I , 92, 140

OPERA-86-87

Opp, Lillian-44, 90, 103 , 113

ORCHESTRA-95

O ' Rourke , Margaret-ID

ORPHDNS-101

Ortiz, Ferdinand-44 , 115, 117, 119

Orwig , Will i am-44, 56 , 76 , 77 , 82 90 , 104, 105, 115, 120, 127, 143

Osborne, Jam es-70 , B3

Osburn, Paula-44 , 102 , 113

Osterlund: John-70 , 123, 127

Ott , Sandra-25, 44 , 103, 113

Overgaard, John-44, 97, 9B, 115 , 117 Overgaard , Robert-61, 119

Overton, Judy-6I , 83 , 107 Owens , Be verly-70 Owens, Connie-70, 9B Owens, Kathryn-44, 113 Owens, Linda-44 , 90, 96, 113 Oxenhardt, Douglas-45 , 9B p

Pabst, Katherine-bl, IOI , 106 Pakalns, Silvija-45, 106 Pardee, Ja mes-61

Park, Ra I ph-6 Parker , Gary-45, 115, 125, 135 Parker, Jud ith-70 Parker, Warren-6

Parks, Betty-61

Parks, Caro l-62 , 88 Par rish, Bonn i e-62, 64, 92 , 102, 106

Parson s, Janet-70 , 102

Parson s, Jay-70, 115, 119, 124

Partington , Jack-70 119, 123 , 131 Patterson , Jack-70

Patterson, Richard- 62 Patton, Joan-70

Patzel, Stan-62

Paul, Chester-70 , 119, 123

Pauly, Dav id -45 , 91 Payne, Ra ymond-70, 96 , 98

Payne, Ted-70

Pearson, Ronald-45, 98, 115 128

Pease, Judith-62

Peeks, Gary-70, 93, 96

Pekarek, Franc es-70 , I 32 , 133, I 34

Pennington, Richard-71, 93 , 125 Penton, Pamla-62, BS , 92, 101 , 108

PEPPERS-II2 -II 3

Perkins, Patr icia-71, 98

Perrin, Mrs. Marie-8

Perr ine, Glenda-45, 91, 97 107

Pester , He len -45, I 13

Peter sen, Gayle-62

Peterson, Ca lvin- 62

Peterson, Dona ld-7I , 93

Peter so n, Jacqueline-45, 103, 113

Peterson, Sa lly-62 , 94, 106, 107

Pfeffer , Annemar ie-62 , 106

Pfeiff, W illiam-7

Phe lan, Dorth y-62, 78, 92 , 106

Phelp s, Kat hryn-71 , 96, 101, 102, 105, 13 3

Phelps , Rodney-62

Ph ilburn, N ikki-7I , 102

Ph illips, Barbara-62 , 88, 107, 108, 114, 142

Ph illips, Gene-7I

Ph illips, Wa yne--- 62

Phinney, John-7I 105

Pickering, Roge r-62

Pickett, James-62 , 64 , 93, 115, 126

Pietenpo l, Bet h-6 2 78 , 107

Pilkington, Kennard-45

Pillard, Betty-62 , 142

Pillard, Oliver-45

Pinkerton, Jam es-2 5, 45, 56, 57, 82, 86 , 91 , 93, 115, 120

Pinney, Mrs. Ruth-I2

Place, John-25 , 45 , 78, 90 , 97 , 106, 115, 124

Platt, Elizabeth-25, 45, 91, 99, 103 , I 13

Po cras, Kenneth - 45, 91, 128

Polsky, Renee-45, 89, 97, 103, 106 107 , 139

Porter, Lyle-62, 94, 131

Porter, Patr icia-25, 45 , 56, 80 82 , 90 , 93 , 103 , 107, 108, I 13, 139

Portsc hy, Da le-7I

Po sey, Don-62 , 115, 120, 122, 128

Powell, Cleo-45, I 13, 132

Powell, Larry-45

Powell, .Jack-71, 123

Pow er, Billy-7I , 129

Powe r, Robert-62, 78, 106, 119

Powers, Marilyn-71, 73 , 95, 102

Pral l, Lonn ie-6 2

Prell Kar l-71

Preston , James-62

Prew itt, Mary-62, 92

Probasco , Herbert-46, 80, 81, 98 , 103, 105, 106 115, 121 , 143

Proff itt, Ronnie-7I, 96

Prucha , Norman-62, 99, 100, 106, 129

Purviance, Sal ly-25 , 46 , 55 , 80, 84, 103, 105, 113

Quattrocchi, Mary Ann-62

, 100 , 105 , 106

Queen, Margaret-25, 46 106, 112

Queen, Ralph-71 , 97, I 19 , 127

QUILL AND SCROLL-I03

Rager , George-71, 78 , 131

Rager, Laurel-46 , 90, 100, 112, 139

Rakestraw, Pame la-7I

Raley, Richard-6 2

Ramer, Caro l-7I , 102

Ramsey, W ilbur-62

Randall, Mary-7I, 102

Rangeler, Hugh-I7

Rapp, Patr icia-46, 90, 112

Rasmuss i n, Ha rry-73

Rasmussen, Helen-7I

Rau, Da ve-62, 130

Ra y, Carol-46, 102 , 106, 112

Ray, Carolyn-7I, 98, 132, 134

Rebensdorf, Rosemary-7I, 102

Rector, Barba ra-46, 112

RED CROSS COUNCIL-I07

R'e ddish, Carol-69 , 102

Rediger, Bonita-62, 92

Re ed , Barbara-46 , 90, 106, 112

Reed, Catheri ne-62

Reed , Monte-62, 95 , 119

Ree l, Windle-9 , 68

Reger , Lawrence-46 , 90

Re ich, Donita-62 92 , 114

Reich , Oren-7I , 96 , 119

Reifschneider , Ann-7I 100

Reifschneider, Larry-41>, 98 125

Reigert, James-7I

Reigert, Tom-62, 95

Rendel l, Kay-62, 92

Renemans , lvars-46

Retz la ff, Kenneth-62 , 78 , 98

Retzlaff , Paul-62

Re veal, Jud i th-62 , 107

Reynolds, Kendr ick-6 2

Reynolds , Maur ice-4 6

R'hine, Denn is-71

Rhine , Jon-62

Rhoad s, Nancy-62 , 102, 106

Richards, Mar y-7I

Rigg , Cl ifton-71

Riley, David-7 1

Riley , Gale-I9 , 71

Rim pley, A lice-7 1

Risser, Char lotte -62 , 92, 105, 106

Ristau, Nanc y-7I

R'istow, Rudene-46 , 112

Ritchey, Dott y-4 6, 57 , 90, 93 , IOI , 102, 113

Rixstine, Dona ld-4 6, 83 , 141

Roach , Ronald-62 , 125, 128

Robarchek , Jud y- 62

Rob ert, Richard- 62 , 131

Roberts, C.arrie-13

Roberts, Loren-62

Roberts , Ronald-7I, 72 , 119

Roberts , Steven-62, 93

Roberts, Mrs. Virginia-9

Rob i nson, Lena-62

Roemm ich, Shirley-7 1, IOI, 102

Rogers , Jane~25 , 46 , 91, 95, 100 , 103, 108, 112

Rogers , Joanna-25, 46 , 80, 102, 112, 132 , 133 •

Roger s, Karen-IOI

Rohlmeier, Carol-71

Roker , Lois-25, 46, 78 , 91 , 97 ,1 03,112

R'omi nger, Gerald-62 , 124

Rominger, Judy-71

Ron is, Br igita-7I

Roof , Tommy-7I, 93, 125

Rook, Richard-62, 94

Ro se berry, Karen-47, 91 , 102 , 112

Rosenlof, Gretchen-47 , 107 , 112

Ro ss, Roger-47, 98

Rowba l, Jan et- 71 98 , 102

Rowden , Susan-7I

Rowen Mary Kay-71

Royal , Minnie - 71

Roze , Ul dis-47

Rudolph, Judy-62

Rudolph, Rog er-7I, 119, 129

Rus sell, Dona ld-4 7

Rut manis, Ojars-62

R'utt, Larr y- 62

Ryan, Sharon-62, 96 s

Saddor is, Dawn-47, I 07, 112

SAFETY COMM ITTEE-97

Salmon, Sandra-47 94 , 101 , 102, 112

Salter, Peter-71, 94, I 0B

Sammons , Ros ie-7I

Sampson, Julia-62

Sampson , Warren-7 1

Sanborn , Lynn-7 I

Sandall , lngr i d-71, 94, 102

Sanders, Linda-71

Sandvold, Caro ly nn-7I

Sanger, Sand ra-25, 47 , 84, 103, 105, 113, 143

Sapp , Terr y-47, 115, 128, 129

Satterfield , Linda-7I, 102

Saunders, Suzanne-62 , 92

Saunders, Tom-7I , 94, 119

Sax, Stan ley-47

Say lor, Sharon-71

Scaggs, Dick-7I, 119

Scaggs, Donna-47 , 112

Schaaf Janice-62, 78 , 102, 107

Schaeufele, Lore-7I

Schafer, Rona ld-47, 95

Scharton , Janice-47

Scheele , Ro y-7I, 119

Scheere r, John-7I, 119

Scheidt , John-71

Scheidt , Roger-47, 117

Scherba k, Jack-71

Schlaphoff Mar ily n-25, 47, 91, 10 2, 112

Sc hlegelmilch, Donald-7I

Schleiger, Barbara-47, 112

Schleiger , Delor is -7I

Schleiger, Dor is-7I

Schmeling, Freda-I I

Schmidt, Loren-7I , 96

Schmidt, Margaret-47 , 90, 96

Schmidt, Shirley-62, 88

Schneider, John-71

Schne ider, Patr icia -71

Schn irl, Jame s- 62

Schrader , Larry-7I, 93

Sc hrader, Ron ald-4 7 , 91

Schroeder , Ol ivi a-7I, 78

Schrunk, Don-7 1, 93, 12 3

Schultz , Sara-48 , 103, 106, 112

Schumacher, Michael-48, B3 , 97 , 115, 140

Schuman, Henry-7I, 108

Schwab , Lois-9

Schwab , Robert-7 1

Schwabauer , Chareen-62

Schwabauer , Jan ice-7I , 102

Schwa lm, Bill-71

Schwartzkopf, Ed-I9 , 116

Schwarz, Mrs. Rut h-12

Schwarze.nbach, Ronn ie-48

Schwindt , Carol-62, 83 , 93, 132 , 133

Schw indt, Jon-71, 78 , 119

Schwindt, Richard- 62

Sc hwindt, Roger-62

SCIENCE CLUB- I 09

Scott , Harold-13

Scott, Lilly-71

Segner, Mary-62, 102

Segobiano, Gary-7I 119

Seip, Robert-? I

Sell, Da vid- 6

Sel l, Jon-62, 7B , 95

Sell meyer, Klea-7I

SENIOR PLAY-84

SEN IORS-26-57

Seymour, Victoria-71, 94

Shadley, Louise-71, 105

Shafer, Alvin-62

Shaner , Karalee-71, 132, 133 Shaw, Albert-71

Shaw, John-71

Shaw, Judith-62

Shaw, Mary-71

Shaw, Truman-62

Shefferd, Shirley-71

Sheldon, Ann-62, 92, 97, 101, 106

Sheldon, Janice-62

Shepard, Cornel iu s-71

Shepard, Darrell-71, 95, 105, 107

Shepard, Ray-48, 84 , 105 , 106

Sherida'l , Barbara-62 , 102, 106 , 109

Sheridan, Matthew-48, I 31

Sherman , Pro-48 , 83, 142

Sherwood, Ken neth-62

Sherwood, Ronald-71

Shields, Larry-71

Shilhan, Helen-48 , 103 , 112

Shipman, Donna - 63

Shipps, DeAnn-63

Shneider, Manny-71

Shoemaker, Suzaine-48 , 80, 90, 103, 107, 108 , 112

Shonerd , William-48

S i bley, Clifford-63, 129

Siddens , Marlene-66, 71, 96

Siddens, Sharonlee-48

Siegl, Adolph-63

Siegl, Hermann-63

Sievers, Bonnie-71 , 94

Sievers , James-48, 117

Sievers, Jerrold-I I, 48

Sievers , William-63

Sigler, Mary-I I

Silva, Philip-63

Silva, Tom-71

Simon , Barbara-71, 102

Simon, Edward-71

Simon, Judy-102, 112, 132, 133

Simpson, Margaret-48 , 103 , 107 , 112

Sims, Jolene-63

Sincebaugh, Gordon-71

Sinkule, James-48

Sinner, Larry-66, 71, 96

Skold, JohrJ-48, 91, 93

Slepicka, Robert-63

Sloan, Vicky-72

Slothower, Sandra-48

Smidt , Edw i n-72

Smith, Adam-72 , I 19, 123, 131

Smith, Andrew-72, 119, 131

Smith , Cen ith-72

Smith, Diane-72

Smith , Frankl i n-48

Smith, Janice-49 , 102, 106, 112

Smith, Kay-63

Smith, Larry-72

Smith, Sharon Jean-25, 49, 78, 89, 91, 97, 103, 106, 112

Smith, Sharon Lou-63, 141

Smith , Wally-72

Smith, William-94

Snowden, Michael-49

Snyder, Emma-13

Snyder, Larry-63, 115 , 117, 124, 128 Snyder , Wesley-63

Sobotka , Benjamin-6.3, 125

Soderstrom, Gerald-63

Soder strom, Helen-49, 112

Sommer, Stephen-25, 49, 93

Sommers, James-IS , 116, 128

Sommers, Judith-72

SOPHOMORES-65-73

STUDENT COUNCIL-76-77

Sorensen, Mark-63, 76, 77, 85

Soukup, Allen-63

Suukup, Glen-72

Sovereign, Saundra-72, 83

Spaedt, R'ichard-49, 57 , 78, 97, 106, 107, 135, 143

Spealman, Patricia-72

Spears, Velma-63

Spicer, Carmi-72 , 95

Splain, Sharon-49, 83, 90 , 107, 112 , 134

Spomer, Sharon-72, 78, 98, 102

Spoor, Rod ney-49

Sprague , Phil-20, 119

Spray, Stephen-72, 98

Spreier, Richard-72

Sprout, Kathryn-63

Squyres, Gretchen-49, 107, 112

Staklis, Andris-49, 91, 109, 115, 127

Standley, Nancy-49, 80, 103, 112

Stanley, Susan-25, 49, 91, 103,105,112, 139

Starck , Gary-63

Starkweather, LaVeta-72

Stauning, Bernie-49

Steele, Roberta-49 , 103, 107, 112 , 132, 134

Stefanisin, Nancy-63, 79, 88, 92, 106, 107, I 38

Stein, Robert-49, 98 , 115, 131, 141

Stemper, Herb-63

Page

Stepanek, Toni-25, 49, 100, 106

Sterkel, Dianne-72, 132, 133, 134

Sterkel, Jorgia-49, 112

Stewart, Mrs. Katherine-IS

Stewart, Mary-49, 112, 132, 133 , 134

Stewart , Willie-72

Stiastny, Mary-68 , 72, 107

Stiles , Sandra-72

Stiverson, Duane-72

Stiverson, Harry-63

Stoehr, Barbara-SO, 95, 108, 112

Stoki, Peter-SO, 98

Stoki, Phy II is-72

Stokke, Olaf-72, 100, 109

Stolley , Claudia-72, 101

Stolley, Jerome-SO, I 15, 126

Stork , Vicki-72

Story, Ray-63, 95, 119

Strand, Mart i n-63 , 98 , 105 , 108, 125

Stran s ky, John-63

Stra s hei m, Lorr a i ne-16

Strauss, Guntis-50

Strazdin s, Lilita-72

Stri c kland, Harriet- 20, 24, 25, 50 , 83, 103 12, 132 , 133, 134 , 144

Strohm, Mrs. Martha -8

Stromer, John-SO

Stronberg, Don-SO, 109, 127

Strouf, Larry-63

Strough, Duane-SO, 125

Stubblefield, Alma-63, 88

Studier, Donald-SO, 90, 115, ~23 , 129

Stuhr, Rebecca-72, 78, 105

Stuhr , Sandra-SO

Stump, Susan-63, 81, 100, 106

Suesz, Carol Ann-63

Sullivan, Linda-63, 106

Summers, lan-63, 95

Summers, Judy-72 , 96

Sutton, Lane-6,3

Sutton, Richard-SO

Swaim, Robert-SO

Swan, Harold-72, 83, 98

Swanson, Don-63, I 15, 117, 128

Swanson, William-13, 117, 128, 129

Sward, Mrs. Mable-13

Swetland, Donald-SO, 98

Swenson, Janice-72

SWIMMING-126

Swindle, Judith-72, 78, 101, 105

Sw i nscoe, Donald-72

Swoboda, C.onnie-72

Synovec , An ita-63

Taft, Sharon-72

Taggart, Jackie-72

TTalbert, Richard-SO, 125

Tally, Nancy-IS, 63, 78

Tanner, Barbara-63, 81, 100, 106, 108

Tanquary, James-72

Taylor, Carolyn-72, 97, 105

Taylor, Denny-63 , 106, 130

Taylor , Ei leen-72, 95

Taylor, James-63

Taylor, Richard-63, 125

Ta ylor, Winnifred-72

Temple, Charles-70, 72

Temple , Mr s. Gladys-IS

Temple, Karen-63

TENN IS-127

Terry , Mrs. Janet-I I

TeSelle, Eleanore-63

TeSelle, Janet-24, 25, 50 , 57, 81, 90, 103, 106, 112

Thimgan, Judy-63

Thompson, Bruce-72, 93, 119

Thompson, Jack-72

Thompson, Jane-63, 107

Thompson, John-SO , 88, 91, 115, 120, 128, 129

Thompson , Mrs. Lilli an-14

Thompson, Merle-SO

Thompson, Norma-6.3, 106, 126

Thornton, Sandra-SO, 83, 94, 95, 108, 112

Thorpe, Sue-25, 51, 86, 87, 91, 97, 104, 105, 106, 108, 112

Thurston, Karen-72, 78, 102, 105

Tice, Gene-63, 78, 115, 119, 124, 138

Tichota , Betty-63

Tiller, Anne-72

Tilman , Donald-72

Timm, Shi 'rley-51, 95, 96,112

Tipton, Lois-SI , 112

Tisher, Barbara-72, 78

Toland, Sharon-72

Tontegode, Raimonds-72

Townsley, Nancy-72

TRACK-128-129

Traudt, Joan-63, 78

Trippel, Don-63

True, Paul-72 , 94, 129

Tucker, Gary-72, 119

Tucker, Mary-63, 92, 102, 107

Turek, Larry-72

Turley, Yvonne-SI, 134

Turner, Charlotte-25, 51, 55, 76, 77, 81, 108 , 113, 114, 143

Turner , Kent-51, 95

Tuttle , Don-72 , 119

Tutty, John-63

TWI RLERS-96

Tyrrell, Stanley-63, 93 , 119 u

Udd, Janet-25 , 51, 94, 95, 101, 103, 112

Ude, Pau l-63, 117, 121 131

Uland , Janet-SI

Umland , Yvonne-25, 51 , 95, 103, 112

Unterseher , Neil-63, 79 , 82 , 89, 115, 121, 127, 143

Updegraft, Mrs. Al ice-9

Upton, Joan-72

Upton, Larry-SI

Uri , Margaret- 72 , 96 Usher, John -S I , 115 , 126, 138 USHERETTES-98 V

Vampola, Roger-72

VanDoren Thomas-63

VanSickle, Andrew-63

Vath, Florence-72, 98

Venerable, Diana-63, 88, 107 Venerable , Virginia-SI , 107

Venner, Robert-6

Venners , lnese-63

Veon, Pamela-72, 102

Vergith, Larry-63, 83, 94

Vermaas , Carol-24, 25, 51, 78, 80, 90, 103, 107, 108, 112 , 114

Veronis, Dimitris-51, 56, 78, 100 , 124

Vlach, Joe-72

Vlasnik , George-SI

Vlasnik, James-72, 126

Vogel, Georgia-SI, 102, 107, 112, 132 , 133, 134

Vogel, Kathryn-63

Vogt, Leon-63

VonDane, Judy-72, 97, 105

Vondenkamp, Richard-72

Vondry, Barbara-63

Voss, Edward-72, 96

Voss , Myron-63

Wadhams, Virginia-73, 98

Wagner, Harvey-73

Wagner, lda-25, 51, 106

Waide, M ild red-14

Walczyk , August-73

Walenta, Robert-SI, 138

Walin, Elmer-52, 91, 115 , 121, 131

Walker, Ann-63, 105, 106

Walker, Judith-73, 105

Walker , Karen-63, 92 , 96, 102 Walker, Patricia-63

Walker , W illi am A.-63, 88, 125 Walker , William W.-63, 78, 125 Walkinshaw, Dale-52

Waller, R'ojane-25, 52, 102 , 103 , 112 Wall ick, Roland-63, 115 , 117, 124 Wallin, Beverly-73, 102, 105 Walters, Carol-52, 90, -112 Warak , LaVonne-:--63, 108, 132 Warkow, Deanna - 73

Warner, Carolyn-8, 25, 52, 80, 101 , 103, 107, 112 Warner, Garth-63

Warner , Judith-63, 92 , 132, 133 Warren, Larry-52 , 98, 135 Waser, Judith-73, 105

Washburn , C.arolyn-63, 102 , 106, 132 Watkins, Michael-52, 99 Watkins, Dr. Stephen-6 Watson, Linda-73, 102 , 105 Watt, Carol-63, 97, 102, 106, 132, 134 Waybright , Judee-78 , 105 Waybright, Marilyn-63, 92, 105, I0lWeatherby, Dorcas-7

Weber, Robert-63

Weber, Sharon-73

Weers, Orlan-52

Weeth, Ca rol-73, 133, 134 Weeth, Dora-52, 102, 107 Weeth, Lela-63, 132, 133

Wehr, John-63, 95

Weigandt, Steve-73

Weisenborn, Mary-73

Weisgerber , Laurence-57 Welch, Lyle-17, 94, 95 Welch, Richard-52, 76, 77, 88, 91, 115, 131 Wells, Harold-52, 91 Wells, Jeannette-52, 91, 113 Wells, Marvin-73

Welsh, Charlene-73

Wentink , Larry-73 , 93

Wertman, Margaret-IQ, 25, 52, 56, 82, 103, 112 •

Wertman, Phyllis-63, 81 West, Darlene-52, 112 West, Judith-63, 81, 96, 102 West, Larry-73, 96 West, Monte-63, 117 West, Sandra-73, 102, 105 West, Walter-73

West, William-73, 131

Westcott, James-73, 93

Westerberg , J'ohn-63, 94, 119

Wetzel, Mary Ann-73 , 78

Weyand, Edwin-52

Weyand, Lyle-14, 121 Whalen , Gerald-73

Wheeler, Jack-63

Wheeler, Valerie-63, 106, 109 Whitaker, Dale-63

White, Barbara-73

White, Ph ilip-52, 117, 121, 122, 131

White, Rodne y- 52

Whitem?n, Don-53 , 115, 117, 128 Whitemon, Larry-63, 128 Whitlock, Goldie-73

Whitlock, Terry-63

Wh itmer, Dougal-63, 94 Whitney, Karl-73

Whitney, Virginia-53, 91, 106

Wicken, Nelma-63

Wicken, Thoma s-53 Wilbur , Gary-73

W ilbur, James-63, 126

W ilbur, William-53, 94 Wilcox, Richard-63, 83 Wilcox, Ro xanne-53

W ilhelm, Karen-73

Wilke, Ph yllis-63 , 106 Wilke, Richard-53

Wilkins, Janice-53, 91 , 112, 138 Williams, Dona ld-73 Williams, Jerry-53 Williams, Wesley-73

Williamson, Ralph-53, 98, 115, 117, 130

Willis, Sandra-63 , 106

Wilson, Ann-73 , 98

Wilson, Betty-73

Wils.on, Fred-73, 119

Wilson, Jud ith-63

Wilson, Judy-53, 90, 105, 112

Wilson, Margaret-53, 80, 90, 101, 103, 112, 138

Wilson, Sharon-63 , 102, 134

Wilson, Stephen-73

Wilson, Steve-73

Wimp, Max ine-53

Wimp, Melv in-53, 125

Winchester, Edward-63 , 117

Wingrove, Claude-19

Winkelman , John-73 , 100, 109

Winklepleck, Alene-64 , 109, 132, 133, 134

Winkler, Paul-53

Winston, Marva-73

Winter, Mari lyn-64, 85, 92, 95, 101, 106 W ipf, Helen-64

Wirschke, Katie-64

Wischnewsky, lgor-53

Wise , Phyllis-92

Wise, Ronn ie-7 3, 93

Witt, Sharon-68 , 73, 76, 77, 101

Witt, Stephen-73 , 93

Wittstruck, Jimmie-53

Wixson, Fern-53, 112

Wohlfarth, Dave-73, 127

Wood, Larry-73

Woodard, Jud ith- 53 , 102

Woodward, John-73, 98

Woodward, Karen-73

Worley, Jay-73

Worster, Beverly-64 , 102

Worster, Perry-73

Wren, William-64

WREST LI NG-124

Wr ight, Bradford-25, 54 , 56, 104, 105, 109

Wright, Bruce-73

Wright, Loylyn-64, 102, 106

Wright, Robert-54, 91

WRITERS CLUB-100

Wynkoop, Judith-73, 98

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Yakel, R'onald-54

Yant, Dian-73 , 102 Yant, Mary-73

Yarbrough, Tod-64

Yaussi, Glenn-6

Yonkey, Connie-73

Yonkey, Donna-73

Yonkey, Mary jean-54

York, Jerry-64

Yost, Bern ie-64

Yost, Diane-60 , 64, 78, 83, 106, 109

Yost, LeRoy-54

Young, Danny-64 , 123

Young, Gordon-64 , 85, 105

Young, J'u lius-1 5

Young, Roger-54 , 138, 144

Youngscap, Mrs. A lice-2 0

Y-TEENS-102 z

Zad ina, Judith-lb, 73, 78, 89, 101

Zbytn ivk, Orest-64

Zelen , Anita-54, 112

Zelen, Bern ice-73 , 78, 100, 105

Z ierenberg, Deanna-64

Zink, Connie-64 , 79 , 92

Zolot, Dav ida -54, 80, 82, 90, 97, 103, 105, 106, 107, 112, 138

Zuerlein , Darrell-73

Zuerle in, John-73, 115, 117, 125, 128

Zuerlein, Vance-54, 115, 126

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