Lincoln High School 1959 Yearbook

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MEDIA CENTER Linc oln High Scho ol Linc oln, Nebr aska

A bab y is born ...

A chil d begins school ...

A tee nag er enters high school .. .

A you th mat ricu late s in college .. .

An adu lt takes his place in the com mun ity ...

These are beginnings . . . beginnings in life whose ends will be det erm ined by events which· follo w.

The sunrise, most sym boli c phenomenon known to man, has end ure d since the beg inni ng of time .

As the classic sunrise is inevitab ly follo wed by the equ ally sign ifi can t sunset, beg inn ing s mu st end . . .

For ma l edu cat ion is foll owe d by gra dua tion . . .

Entrance into the business wor ld concludes with reti rem ent . . .

Life must eventually be term inat ed

* * * * Life is composed of man y beginnings, each sign ifyin g the star t of a phase. Life itse lf may be considere d a phase. Each inci den t thro ugh out life is a phase of vary ing intervals of time .

Thr oug hou t a lifet ime one experiences many such phases. Each has a , dire ct influence, whe ther tangibl e or inta ngib le, upon the indi vidu al's life. Some phases are mor e sign ifica nt, more meaningful, mor e dec isiv e than others.

Ce rta inly one 's hig h sch ool years, dur ing which par enta l supervision and childhood fancies are relaxed, may be classified as one of the mos t imp orta nt phases in life.

As the clim ate during the day effe cts the day 's end, the events of the high school years influence an indivi dua l's life as a young adu lt. Con sequently, the high school years must be planned and dev elop ed with the utm ost care.

Lincoln High School is aware of the great impo rtanc e that these three years play in the indivi dual's life. Through the years, its educ ation al facilit ies have been deve loped until it is now able to provi de extensive oppo rtunit ies to all students.

The Fine Arts Depa rtmen t afford s many of these oppo rtunit ies. It not only develops indivi dual merit in art and music by recognizing and enco uragi ng talen t but it also trains numerous perfo rming music groups.

These enhance school perfo rman ces and creat e a deep appre ciatio n of aesth etic values, a vital part of our cultural world.

The Physical Education Dep artm ent is of gre at imp orta nce to all.

We must utilize this means of physical dev elo pm ent -on e of the few remaining!

Each day the Am eric an pub lic is bec omi ng more and more aware of the urg ent need for add ition al scie ntifi c know-how. Hig h school courses ranging from the biol ogic al to the physical sciences play an undeniably per tine nt role in the study of the survival and dev elop men t of mankind.

Science is no longer a sup plem enta ry field but rath er a prer equ isite for many professional fields. Through science, an understanding of the human race may eventually dev elop .

Math emat ical knowledge is equally signif icant to the American way of life. Mathematics courses are designed to furthe r the mathematical competence necessary for intelli gent citizenship. In addit ion, they provi de pupils with an appre ciatio n of the beauty and functional efficie ncy of mathematical design in nature and manufactured objects. Through a joint study and understanding of the mathematical and scientific principles of a constantly growing, expanding and evolving world community, the needs of the future may be fulfilled.

Regardless of the state of the future civilization, the world will still require the fine skills and craftsmanship developed by the Industrial Arts Department.

t en rtm pa De s die Stu l cia So the e, tur na t en fer dif a of ls skil Developing fulfills many oth er facets of desirable living. No t only does it present the da ta of past civilizations, bu t it also helps to de ve lop an insight int o the rkwo the of dy stu A . ults ad as e fac to e hav will ts den stu ich problems wh l cia So the of on icti isd jur the r de un ed lud inc is d min an hum ings of the n ow 's one of g din an rst de un the rs tte be y onl t no It t. en rtm pa Studies De ts ges sug and life y da ery ev in red nte cou en ms ble pro the s self, bu·+ cite the ir possible solutions. As these goals are accomplished, the y may also help to enlighten the future.

The Foreign Language Departme nt helps to provide this same awareness of problems and the understan ding of peoples. Through a study of a second language, pupils may acquire the key to a valuable understanding of peoples living in a society and culture unfamiliar to the American mode of living.

Through the intense study of one's own language, the English Department establishes an equally important understan ding of the people with whom on_e lives and works. A careful study of the language enables one to converse and express himself intelligent ly.

The stu dy of English develops an ap pre cia tio n of a large pa rt of the rld wo of rks wo y rar lite at gre es lud inc ich wh es, tur cul st pa and t sen pre of ns sio ten and ors rig the m fro ape esc ile wh rth wo A s. hor aut famed modern life is pro vid ed through this channel. This mental ret rea t creates ed rov imp an to d lea will and led e hav ich wh uli stim ing vok pro htug tho the standard of living. ll we ite qu d lifie mp exe is ay tod ng livi of ard nd sta the lly, tica alis Re by the Ho me Economics De pa rtm en t which imparts valuable knowledge for ts den stu ins tra ich wh t en rtm pa De ial erc mm Co The ng. aki em hom of et ass ite fin de a are ich wh ls skil in g inin tra ers off o als ns atio voc specific in oth er walks of life.

s lor se un Co the e, ur fut d an nt se pre the in r ge na tee the Knowing the problems th at face th wi ted ain qu ac ng mi co be By . life in cts pe as us rio va ate str pr ov ide inf or ma tio n designed to illu his g din an rst de Un y. rit tu ma l cia so to al nti se es sis ba m fir a these materials, students de ve lop g bin tur dis ing ob pr en wh lf se him ply ap to nt de own capabilities and lrmitations enables the stu situations. ar, ye the ol, ho sc the on up s nd pe de al du ivi ind the of A large pa rt in the de ve lop me nt e on ch Ea s. ate cip rti pa he ich wh in ity un mm co the d an h, the friends, the activities, the churc s thi of e nc rta po im the g zin oli mb sy s, ure as me t ea gr tes ibu ntr of the three high school years co pa rt of life. g uin rig int d an , ing ten gh fri w, ne a s ter en al du ivi ind Beginning with the sophomore year, the so d an nt rta po im so em se nts de stu the d an y, ult fac the , segment of life. At first, Lincoln High an s me co be t bu nt, de stu the m fro • t ar ap r ge lon no is impersonal. Gradually, the school inseparable reality. d. re fe of ies nit rtu po op al on ati uc ed the in ld ho ot fo od The first year is the tim e to ge t a go ar ye e or om ph so the in d die stu cts bje su in rth fo t pu rt fo Seemingly unrelated, the amount of ef rk. wo ' ars ye o tw ng mi -co on the ild bu to ich wh on up on ati nd help establish a fir m fou a tes titu ns co ar, ye ior jun the as to d re fer re ly The betwixt-and-between year, common ly ing em se e Th . life s al' du ivi ind an of d rio pe p -u ve ry im po rta nt portion, signifying the growing nt rta po im an is s thi at th s lize rea nt de stu e Th . ing " pointless" life begins to take new mean w ne s, itie tiv ac in ion at cip rti pa es uir req n itio gn co re , de advancement. Decisions must be ma e. nc de en ep ind ed uir cq y-a wl ne the to ed pli ap be st mu ing friends must be sought, and more think . lly cia so d an y all tic las ho sc e, rdl hu to ar ye t es rd ha the is ar Indeed, the junior ye is e tim tle Lit . es ch oa pr ap t fas ar ye r nio se the as s ult res The rigorous strivings bring d ne tur is w no t gh ou th e Th r. ree ca ol ho sc h hig af fo rd ed fo r the individual to rephrase his . rld wo ult ad the of n tio ipa tic an the d an n tio ua to wa rd the ex cit em en t of gr ad of ars ye re -a ar ye r nio se d an , ior jun the , ore om ph W he th er these three ye ar s- th e so e. tiv tia ini his d an al du ivi ind the on up nd pe de e lur fai or success rk wo st mu he ich wh rd wa to als go the of e On r. cto fa nt rta po The individual is the most im d ate uc ed the , ge led ow kn l tua fac to ion dit ad In . on ati uc is to ob tai n a comprehensive ed a in m the ply ap to d an ns tio iza ral ne ge ul lpf he , person learns to draw, fro m this knowledge logical manner to life situations. ter ac ar ch the ing lop ve de r fo ce pla a is it , on ati uc ed The school is no t merely a place fo r th wi r he eit ed fill life a in e liv l wil he al, du ivi ind an As al. du istics which make the person an indivi . et) ns (su e lur fai d an s es dn sa th wi or ) se nri (su ss cce su d an ss happine h hig the g din en et, ns su the , de ma en be ve ha es oic ch ht rig If, from the beginning, the school phase, will be the sunrise.

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS

One of the most demanding and important jobs in the community is held _by DR. STEVEN N. WATKINS, Superintendent of Schools. This job requires vision, resourcefulness, patience, and the ability to get along with others as well as administrative efficiency.

The Lincoln Board of Education exists for the purpose of providing proper educa tional facilities for the public. The board's prime responsibility of determining educa•tional policy cannot be met unless it devotes enough time to thinking about (I) what is a good educational program, (2) what is going on in its own schools, and (3) what may be done to overcome any apparent weaknesses or shortcomings. Rewards come not in money, for board service in Nebraska is unpaid, but in the satisfaction derived only from an important task well done.

Supervising the activities of all the Lincoln Public Schools is Dr. Steven N. Watkins, Superintendent of Schools. To him fall the duties of coordinating the curricula and guiding the operation of the city's public school system. He is ably aided by Dr. Rudolph Fredstrom, Associate Superintendent of Schools; David Sell, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Affairs, and Rudolph Bauer, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of -operation and Maintenance.

DR. RUDOLPH FREDSTROM, Associate Superintendent; DAVID SELL , Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business Affairs ; and RUDOLPH BAUER, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Operation and Maintenance, coordinate administrative affairs.

BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mrs. Roscoe S. Hi ll, Robert C. Venner, Dr. Paul Bancroft, Robert H . Ammon, Dr. Steven N. Watkins, G len Yaussi , and Warren H. Parker.

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SCHOOL EXECUTIVES Lincoln High School is well known for many attainments, not the least of which is its fine academic achievement. The high educational standard as well as the equally high· level of achievement can only be attributed to the efforts and untiring work of the Lincoln High executives: Their influence during the past few years has promoted significant changes in the instructional program at LHS. These include: the six period day, with a planning period for each teacher, college level classes for gifted youth in all academic fields (mathematics, science, and foreign language).

Home Room guidance classes were instituted, which give ample opportunity for educational planning.

This friendly smile of one WILLIAM B. BOGAR, principal, along with his pleasant attitude, stimulates pupil, faculty, and patron cooperation. While shouldering adm inistrative responsibilities of LHS, he contributes many outstanding ideas and advancements.

The executives, having specialized educational backgrounds, well qualify for their positions. Each possesses the capacity for understanding the problems of young people and the ability to help them toward a solution of these problems.

Attendance director, MISS MARGUERITE GUNDERMANN, assumes the duties of keeping an accurate account of each pupil 's whereabouts during the school day and of inquiring about the causes of pupils ' absences. She co-sponsors the Cheerleaders and National Honor Society.

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The duties of coordinating the activities schedule and of offering supervision to th~e Lincoln High boys fall upon the reliable shoulders of WILLIAM PFEIFF, Assistant Principal, Dean of Boys, and Director of Activities. What? A hound dog watching Mr. Pfeiff!

Assistant Principal, Dean of Girl.s, and chairman of the Scholarsh ip Awards Committee , MISS DORCAS WEATHERBY handles all college scholarsh ips which are offered to students, and coordinates the Guidance Program.

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MRS. RUTH SIEFKES and MRS. MARY QUATTROC HI display a new book which will be included in the library collection. They maintain a growing collection of nearly 7,500 books. Each year they select many books, magazines, and other material which are added to the shelves of the Lincoln High School Library.

MRS. HELEN UNGER is kept busy as Mr. William Pfeiff's secretary. She performs important duties for LHS. Through her hands pass the documents involved in the functioning of the athletic department .

CLERKS AND SECRET ARI ES This seemingly small staff does an amazing job of running the clerical and secretarial affairs of Lincoln High. The responsibi lity of such a task is tremendous and requires the complete cooperatio n of the entire group.

Secretaries, giving valuable assistance to the executives, serve in the office helping to maintain a smooth-running operati-on for the school. Essential to the office routine, the clerks and secretaries are responsible for detail work.

The book room clerk assumes the responsibi lity of ordering and accounting for the many texts available to LHS, in addition to collecting fines, allotting school supplies, taking care of the bank and the Lost and Found Departme nt.

Increasing in popularity and in use, one of the valuable study aids offered students is the extensive school library, run by the efficient administra tive work of the librarian and her assistants.

MRS. MARTHA STROHM, secretary to Mr. William Bogar, principal, types an important business letter while MRS. ALICE HIBBERT, clerical worker in the office, supplies answers to an inquiring parent. Both are extremely essential to the smooth operation of the business aspects of Lincoln High School.

Issuing a lock for a gym basket is MRS. RU BY EVANS, who supervises the book room and maintains i he Lost and Found Department . Besides this responsibility her job is to check texts and collect book fines.

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Doing some research before guiding their home rooms through a unit on philosophy of life are Senior Class Counselors ELDON HES KETT and WIN OLE REEL. Both are on the Scholarship Awards Committee. tv1r. Ree l is also an LT A Representat ive and Mr. Heskett operates concessions.

MRS. HELEN HULTBERG and MRS. DORIS McCARTY, . Special Education Counselors, contribute to the developmen t of their students by increasing knowledge and encouraging proper attitudes.

GUIDANCE COUNSELORS One of the many facets of the Home Room Guidance program is the planning of the overall ed~cational program for the student. Through a three year relationship, the Home Room teacher, becoming well acquainted with the student, is able to help him plan a realistic high school career. During the three years at Lincoln High, different units including business problems, social relationships, personality development, civic responsibilities, and military obligations are discussed.

MRS. ALICE U PDEGRAFT arrives at Lincoln High early in the morning to jot down important memos for her home room classes. Mrs. Updegraft counsels both sophomores and seniors, who she finds have much in common, despite their difference in age.

Shown checking test papers against the text book are MRS. MARTHA CLINE, Sophomore Class counselor, and MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS, Junior Class counselor.

Looking over a pupil's individual records are Sophomore counsel ors, MRS. LOUISE BAUGHER and GILFORD BUR~!HAM , who seem quite pleased with their class achievements.

Junior Class counselor, HARRY ~ KUKLIN, proudly displays his hand-made Most Improved Student Trophy. He awards the coveted prize to one of his students each semester.

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's h ig H ln o c in L to d e d d a e b to s e s s la c g in s s Discu S E C N A R F S IS M re a y d tu s f o e rs u o c s c ti a m e Math , L L A H H T U R S IS M d n a r o s n o p s s n e e -T Y , L BUEL r e h c a te d n a t n e m rt a p e D s c ti a m e th a M e th f o d a he o f college c re d it courses.

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e th a m to t s re te in f o re a s k o o b y tr e m o e g New n e rm o o D , K A R O V D A IN V A L .

S R M , rs e h c a te s c ti a m d n a r, e b m e m e te it m m o sponsor and A u d it in g C n a n fi e th s e is rv e p u s o h w , E ID A W D E R D IL M S MIS o v d A e th , s n o ti a c li b u p t n e d tu s e th f o ts c e p s a cial . e b ri c e th d n a , .. k in L cate, the

Studying an astronomical globe are science teachers , J. D. YOUNG, in charge of the Safety Committee, ROBERT COMPTON, co-sponsor of the Science Club and Doormen, and ALEXANDER CURRIE, a co-sponsor of Science Club.

Ass istant ANDY STAKLIS , and LE ROY COLSON, chemistry instructor take a short breather from their daily routine. Mr. Colson serves Lincoln High as tennis coach and is co-sponsor of Doormen. He also teaches ten-hour college credit chemistry.

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Science courses offer extensive choices to all students.

A generalized physical and biological course, Science, offers units relating to astronomy and atomic energy. The comparison of the characteristics and functions of living things is a part of Biology. Physiology emphasizes diet, circulation, the nervous system and the respiratory system, as well as the hygiene of eyes and ears.

An introduction to electronics and nuclear physics is given in Physics, a study of natural laws and processes. Chemistry includes a basic study through investigation of elements, compou~ds , and mixtures. All courses provide laboratory work and experimentation.

Biology is exactingly taught by M ISS LUCY GEIGER who cosponsors Usherettes and is on the Scholarship Recognition Committee. Here she checks a paper.

Demonstrating a microscope 1s CARL MANTHEY, instructor of would-be drivers. He is a member of the Scholarship Recognition Committee.

Repairing a school camera is R. W. HOWLAND who advises Lin~s photographers , spon sors Camera Club and is technician and photographer for the Lincoln Public Schools.

Displaying the result of her " green thumb " is MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE, biology instructor, Coed Counsel ors co-sponsor, and Library Com mittee member.

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Rereading the morning sound announcements to his sometimes inattentive classes is HARO LD SCOTT, coach of Varsity Track, Reserve Basketball, and Cross-Country , and L Club sponsor.

Pausing in their active schedules to greet the Linl{s photo graph er are history teachers, BUFORD GROS SCUP , Reserve Football and Varsity Baseball coach; NEAL HAFEMEISTER, direct or of boys intramural progra m ; DARRELL GRELL, who teaches driver education classes and coaches Sophomore and Reserve Basketball.

MRS. RUTH SCHW ARZ, co-advisor to Stude nt Counc il, stresses to her classes the impor tant part the United Nation s play in our everyd ay world. Mrs. Schwarz teaches Moder n Problem s and Intern ationa l Relations.

SOCIAL STUDIES Today, in the midst of the atom ic age, it .is impo rtant that students are taugh t to make the adjustments needed to cope with the changing world.

The Social Studies Depa rtmen t tries to educate the up-coming leaders by teaching critic al thinking; a student is taugh t to weigh the facts and reach his own conclusions.

The study of history enables one to see and

To create interest for her pupils and to add mo re variet y to her World Histor y and Ameri can Hi story classes, MRS. RUTH PINNEY keeps her bulletin boards filled with displays of unusual facts and data. Mrs. Pinney serves on the Aud :ting Comm ittee and on the Scholarship Awards Comm ittee.

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"On e picture is worth I 0,000 words, " says MRS. IRMA COOMBS as she points to photos of far-away places.

Mrs. Coombs who teaches World History and American History is in charge of procedures of the Assembly Committee. She is also a member of the Social Committee.

• Enjoying a break is MISS FLORENCE JENKINS, who , in addition to teaching Modern Problems and Psychology, advises the Stud ent Council. Her psychology classes are elected by seniors endeavoring to further their knowledge and understanding of mankind.

DEPARTMENT understand wha t has happened in the pas t and helps to possibly pre dict wha t mig ht happen in the futu re.

Cer tain . courses help dev elop an app reci ation of the Am eric an poli tica l and economic systems, while others info rm students abo ut the local and stat e problems.

Al l courses supply fundamentals per tain ing to the affairs of othe r peoples as well as to thei r beliefs and problems.

Smiling happily as he glances at one of his unit tests which his pupils are abou t to take , is history teac her RICHARD BEECHNER, who besides being a sponsor of the L Club, is assistant football coach and Links Golf coach.

With the world at her finger tips ; MISS WILHELMINA JOH NSO N can point to the exact geographical locations of countries as she discusses past and present situations of history. Besides teaching history, Miss Johnson sponsors County Day and serves on the Faculty Courtesy Committee.

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C ar ef ul ly reading themes submitte d by his Senior C om po si tio n classes is Eng lish te ac he r M R .

M A X LI EN, who serves on Scholarship A w ar ds and Scholarship R ec og ni tio n boards.

g in ad re e th of ns tio nc fu e th ns ai pl ex MRS. V IO LA V. H O U D E K L IL R ER M S. R M to d, ee sp g in ad re ac ce le ra to r, used to increase e es Th . g) in nd ta (s IN W A S IE R JO R A M S. R G R A N T (seated) and to M s; er pp Pe , nt ra G . rs M : es iti tiv ac t en ud st r English teachers also sponso . es im M k, de ou H . rs M d an s er ad le er Mrs. Sawin , Che

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A fr ie nd ly smi le greets the pupils in the English and speech classes of MRS. M A R Y LOUISE A LE X A N D E R , sponsor of Mummers and di re ct or of the M um m er s p lay.

e th r, te en y a m t n e d u st a um ul ic rr cu Regardless o f th e ct je b su f o n io ct le se e id w a s e d vi ro p English D e p a rt m e n t to m hi le ab en ch hi w s ie it n u m a tt e r and va ri e d o p p o rt . m hi to e lu va d an st re te in st te a re g f o choose courses d an f o g in d n ta rs e d n u an p lo ve e d L ite ra tu re courses al qu e g d ju to ty ili b a e Th s. g tin ri w c si a p p re ci a ti o n fo r clas on si en eh pr m co d an d ee sp f o it y and th e d e ve lo p m e n t d se ea cr in an d an n o ti ta re rp te in helps p ro vi d e a b ro a d e r e n jo ym e n t o f reading.

si Bu e th is n, tio si po om C r io en S of r he ac A LV A CAVETT, te of or ct re di d an t en tm ar ep D tic le th A e th ness M an ag er of ue aq op e th ns ai pl ex he e er H t. en tm ar ep the Visual A id D es uc od pr re , ts en m rt pa de l al by ed us , ne hi pr oj ec to r. This mac n. io at rv se ob ss cla r fo rm fo ed rg la en in ls ia er mat

r fo rs te ac ar ch g in st ca le hi w rts pa er Checking ov is e, rn ce Lu o t rs tte Le , ay pl ss la C the Senior r. he ac te ch ee sp d an ish gl En E, YL BO Y MRS. M A R or ni Ju e th of d an ht ig N y Jo of ns tio The produc Class play are also under her able di re ct io n.

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Examining the new American Literature text to be used in the English classes is MISS MARGARET O'ROURKE, ECA advisor and Social Committee member.

In addition to being an English teacher and assistant librarian, MISS FREDA SCHMELING serves on the Library Committee and advises the Usherettes.

DEPARTMENT Classes developing writing skill, give the pupil an insight into the importance of communication and help him to w_rite and speak so that his ideas are presented clearly, correctly, and effectively. Creative writing interest is stimulated by entrance in carefully selected contests, participation in publications, and by membership in a class developing this talent. Special courses, contests, plays, and clubs encourage interest, in speaking and oral communication.

Indicating the district in Great Britain where she resides, is MRS. MOLLY CRAWFORD, foreign exchange teacher, who teaches at Fentham Girls' School in Birmingham, England. Not only has she established English customs in her classroom, but she also injects local color and authentic historical anecdotes in her Engfish Literature classes. While at Lincoln High School she is a sponsor of Peppers and a member of the Library Committee.

MISS WANDA CRAWMER, co-sponsor of Writers Club, returns to MISS IRENE MARTIN the Readers Digests, used as supplemental material in English classes. Miss Martin, who is the head of the English Department, and Miss Crawmer co-sponsor the Scribe.

Two ever busy English teachers, MRS. RUTH GARTNER, Advocate and Lin~s advisor, ~nd MISS CLARA JOHNSON , Writers Club and National Honor Society co-sponsor, pause a moment to check contest information . .Participation in competitions constitutes a part of the English curriculum.

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In cha rge of the dup lica ting room, an add ed fea ture of the Lincoln Hig h School Co mm erc ial De par tment, MISS LY DIA LEKAI offers service to the ent ire school sta ff.

Reviewing the Betty Cro cke r Ho me maker of Tom orro w con tes t are Ho me Ee teachers, MRS. CO RE NE HERBST ER, Peppers co-sponsor, and MISS MILDRED KEMP, Usherettes chairman.

" Mo st students are engaged in personal business tha t has to do wit h ec on om ic phases," avers MISS JA MISINE BOURKE, Y-Teens cosponsor.

PRACTICAL ARTS

MISS EU LAL IE BRATCHER, a me mb er of Na tion al Ho nor Socie ty and Scholarship Rec ogn itio n Co mm itte es, plans assignments for her shorthand and bookkeeping classes.

The Co mm erc ial De pa rtm en t, pre pa rin g you ng pe op le for occ up ati on s in business, acc om plis hes its pur pos e thr ou gh numerous courses. Ad eq ua te gen era l business inf orm ati on , ter mi no log y and pro ced ure , are essential be for e seeking emplo ym en t. Ma ny stu den ts fin d such courses as typ ing and sho rth an d useful in aca de mic work.

The pro ced ure s and skills tau gh t in the foo ds and clo thi ng classes of the Ho me Ec ono mic De pa rtm en t are im po rta nt to eve ry gir l. Both de pa rtm en ts pro vid e tra inin g for eff icie ncy in a car ee r and in the home.

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Smiling ple asa ntly for the Lin ~s ph oto gra ph er, MR S. HE LE N FL AN AG AN , co-sponsor of Co ed Counselors, pre par es to gre et her ge ne ral bus ine ss and typ ing classes.

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Com me rcia l teachers, MISS DO RO TH Y DUMPERT, advisor to Future Secretaries Clu b, MISS BETTY HE CK MA N, co-sponsor of Aqualinks, and MRS. KA TH ER INE STEWART, head of the Com me rcia l Dep artm ent , chairman of Au diti ng Co mm itte e, and head of all tick et sales, help students dev elo p the special skills necessary to business pro fici enc y.

Making a last minute check of the revised arrangement ·to be sung by the combined Boys and Girls Octets as the closing number at the Spring Banquet are MISS DORTHEA GORE and IVAN CALDWELL. Both teachers are instructors in the Music Department, and a!so co-sponsor Orpheons.

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Aware that one semester of art or music is required for graduation, the Fine Arts Department provides instruction in both Music and Art Appreciation.

The Music· Department offers Advanced Band, Orchestra, Aeolian Choir, Glees, and Octets to aid in developing student abilities.

The Art Department, providing opportunities to make practical and useful items, encourages inventive, creative, .and imaginative thinking in such classes as Design ·and Crafts.

Realizing that students are the potential consumers, the buyers of tomorrow who will put- learned knowledge into practice, MRS. SHIRLEY MARTIN, art teacher and Art Club co-sponsor, advises pupils to be selective, to use good judgment, and to discard the commonplace.

LYLE WELCH, head of the Fine Arts Department, director of the instrumental music department, and co-sponsor of Orpheons, advocates additional specialized instruction in advanced techniques for pupils possessing exceptional potentiality.

" Imagination is one of the artist's greatest assets, " states ALLEN Kl RTLEY, art teacher and co-sponsor of the Art Club. " We encourage inventive, creative, and good imaginative thinking and try to help the students express their ideas clearly and logically. "

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Industrial Ar ts shop courses are offered in five hour and ten hour courses. WA YN E OSBORN, who teaches IA Printing, and HA RO LD SL AIG HT , ins tru cto r of IA Au to Mechanics, are fam ilia r tic ke t takers seen at all games.

He ad of the Industrial Ar ts and Trades Preparatory Depa rtm en t, AR VI D JO HN SON, identifies the trades pre pa rat ory student as one who concentrates his ab ilit y on one shop.

Industrial Ar ts Electricity, open only to sophomores, is tau gh t by LY NN LEE. Upon completion of this course a junior may ap ply for ad mi tta nee to Trad es Electronics.

Y R O T A R A P E R P S E D A R T D N A INDUSTRIAL ARTS on ati uc ed l ra ne ge d oa br a s ed ne ne yo er ev , rld wo As a consumer in a hig hly ind us tria liz ed g tin af dr d an op sh are cts bje su ts Ar l tria us Ind n. tio ca in ad dit ion to sp ec ific tra ini ng fo r his vo o als ey Th lls. ski d an ge led ow kn er um ns co or ral ne ge 's courses, ta ug ht to br oa de n the pu pil ry. ato ar ep Pr es ad Tr r te en to n pla o wh se tho r fo es urs serve as int ro du cto ry or try ou t co in lp he t ea gr a be y ma t bu job ific ec sp y an r fo pil pu e th in Industrial Ar ts courses do no t tra en ter ing some reJated fie ld or fo r av oc ati on al purposes. es ar ep pr d an l na tio ca vo ly ict str is it at th in ts Ar l tria us Ind Trades Pr ep ar ato ry dif fer s fro m , cts bje su op sh of ty rie va a ing tak of d tea Ins . one to en ter a de fin ite tra de such as ca rp en try an as t irs r-f te es m se y er ev it es tak d an op sh e on to s ck sti the Trades Pr ep ar ato ry stu de nt ct. bje su ry ato ar ep Pr es ad Tr a as n he t-t ou try ts Ar Industrial ROBERT HA RR IN GT ON and CL AU DE WI NG RO VE examine the two -cy lin de r steam engine which took second place in an international Ford Mo tor contest.

The design and construction of the machine required one year's work by the machine shop students.

In ad dit ion to being tic ke t taker chairman, CL AR EN CE EVANS instructs both Industrial Ar ts Wo od wo rk and Trades Wo od wo rk. DEAN CL AW SO N teaches Me chanical Dr aft ing and Industrial Crafts, a five hour course open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors.

MISS TERESINA DANESE, Spanish teacher, recalls her trips to various countries as she explains the signifi cance of the dolls ' costumes to her classes. In addition to teaching Spanish, Miss Danese is the sponsor of the Doormen and is a member of the Library Committee.

~..., The new German teacher, MRS. RUTH BUCKNER, a former Lincoln High student, finds the whole problem of homework reversed as she corrects papers rather than hands them in. Mrs. Buckner stresses the importance of studying a language other than one's own.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The study of a foreign language at LHS is both an untried experienc e and a progressiv e acquisition of a skill. It provides a new comprehen sion, enlarging the pupil's horizons through the introductio n to a new medium of communic ation. The awareness of a new cultural pattern adds to the sense of pleasurable achieveme nt.

The new_ experience involves the acquisition of a set of skills, the mastery of which may serve for profession al use required by the internation al contacts and responsibi lities of citizens of the United States.

These essential skills include the ability to understan d a foreign tongue, making possible enjoymen t while traveling abroad, proficienc y in speaking the language fluently with other peoples,· and the competen ce to read the language with greater ease and enjoymen t.

Understan ding the language structure, gives a new perspectiv e to one's own language.

Gradually, one acquires a deepening knowledge of foreign cultures.

Latin teacher, MISS LORRAINE STRASHEIM, points out interesting illustrations placed on her bulletin boards, one of the amusing and c:. ~tractive highlights in her classroom. Miss Strasheim, member of the Library Committee, co -sponsors Internationa l Club.

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3 Head of the Foreign Language Department, MISS ELIZABETH GRONE, explains to the lab assistants the operation of the sound system. The language laboratory is used by students who listen to tapes and records and record their speaking voices.

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Ta king time out from a busy schedule for Lin~s pictures are PHIL SPRAGUE, head of the boys Physical Education Department, Gymnastics coach, and Reserve Football coach, and HARO LD GILLI LAND , Varsity Wrest ling coach and Drivers Education instructor.

MISS HELEN MILLER, head of the Girls Physical Education Department, discusses techniques of body coordination with MRS. SUSAN SHELDON, co spo·nsor of Aqualinks. The teachers jointly sponsor GAA and teach Health Education besides Phys Ed.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH Concerned with the well-being of the student body, MRS. ALICE YOUN GSCA P, the school nurse, checks the list of sophomores who received the tuberculin test. Besides being in charge of the Health Program at Lincoln High, she sponsors the Future Nurses Club.

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The overall purpose of Lincoln High' s Physical Education Program is to see that the boys and girls are physically, as well as mentally, fit.

The activi ties provi ded for in the boys' . classes are based on the following principles: to test the boys' physical fitness, and to carry out the president's proclamation of gaining physical fitness through exercise.

The curriculum for girls offers an extensive Physical Education program to teach body coordination, to improve muscle tone, and to offer recreation.

Both programs emphasize good sportsmanship, recreational skills, healthful personal habits, and regular exercise.

Developing a well-rounded stude nt includes the study of health education. This course is a presentation of the functions and care of the human body, first aid, and safet y fundamentals.

Addit ional responsibility is placed in the hands of the school nurse, who is in charge of the Healt h Program at LHS.

CAFETERIA STAFF: Row I: Jensen, Hartman, Meyers, Wi lson , Hobson, Kargo. Row 2: Farl ey, London, Linden, C omer, Haas, W inkler. Row 3: Schuelke, Fowler , Snowden , H oxie, Lamb , Lan ge.

CAFETERIA STAFF AND CUSTODIANS "You get more for less at the Lincoln High School Cafeteria." Through the efforts of the cafeteria staff, .1400 persons are fed each day. The menus, containing a wide variety of dishes, are planned one week in advance.

To the custodians falls the task of keeping the school attractive, clean, neat, and sanitary.

This does not complete their job, for they come to the assistance of any needy teacher or pupil.

They are not only on-the-spot rescuers , but also behind-the-scene workers for all school productio,ns.

Much credit is due the members of the cafeteria and custodial staffs.

Row I: Pick ering, Cratsenberg, Anderson, Ne lson , Groves. Row 2: Darnold , Roger , Shafer, Frede ll. Row 3: Crom , Kubicek, Forbe s, Flanagan , Bruh/.

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Donald Burt Darrell Shepard

REGENTS WINNERS: Chesnin , Ca der, Win kelm an , Haskins , Birnbaums, Salter.

HONORED SENIORS s. ive tat en res rep top 's l hoo Sc h Hig n col Lin are se The all! ns Ch am pio ny ma the ts lec ref up gro this ty, cie So r no Ho l na tio Na of er mb Each a me e. vic ser p, shi der lea p, shi zen citi ip, sh lar ho -sc 59 19 life ool sch of fac ets The Lincoln Hig h Scholarship Key, sig nif yin g superior scholastic atrave de gra 7 1.0 ose wh in esn Ch ney Sid to ed ard aw r yea this is t, en tai nm he , ner win hip ars hol Sc nt ge Re A s. clas the of top the at him ces pla ag e Sidney Chesnin ic ast hol Sc ate -St All the to ed ect sel ts den stu S LH e fiv the of was one Elizabeth Kaufman _ . bs clu ce ien Sc and al on ati ern Int rs, ite Wr es, Mim in ted tea m. He pa rtic ipa Diane DeShon ip nsh pio am Ch te Sta 9 195 and 8 195 the th bo on yer pla Donald Burt's rec ord as a key ney Sid rry Ha the him for d rne ea has r avo de en stic ola sch in nce Basketball teams and his excelle n, Do e. let ath g din an tst ou 's h Hig n col Lin to 3 191 ce sin r yea h eac Dobbins Aw ard , pre sen ted nt de Stu in e tiv ac s wa , tet Oc s Boy of er mb me a s wa rs, yea ee thr for a Va rsi ty baseball pit ch er His . ies ivit act r ula ric cur raext and e vic ser er oth us ero num in ted ipa rtic pa Co un cil aff air s and ave rag e is 2 .43. a ds hol o wh an ufm Ka th abe Eliz is hip ars hol Sc l hoo Sc h urc Re cip ien t of the Nebraska Ch n, tio ipa rtic pa ht Nig y Jo , tet Oc ls Gir e: lud inc ies ivit act ny ma 1.84 average. A few of her Advocate, Mummers, Int ern ati on al and Wr ite rs clubs and Peppers. re we ers mm Mu and es Mim . ion ect sel hip ars hol Sc s rdi Ma C. d rol Darrell Shepard is the Ha his pa rtic ula r int ere st. His ave rag e is 1.41. e hav ies ivit act ic let ath ls' gir and rts spo s iou var in ned ear ms ble em ten Eig ht let ter s and t firs fhe t en sid pre as n tio iza an org the ved ser She on.

Sh De ne Dia for won the GA A aw ard rs. ppe Pe and ies tar cre Se e tur Fu of er mb me a was She r. yea ool sch 9 8-5 195 semester of the as ten and s ner win hip ars hol Sc ts gen Re as ts den stu h Hig n Designation of six Lincol • r. yea this d pile com ord rec g din an tst ou the s wa s alt ern ate , lter Sa ter Pe ns, ski Ha d rol Ha in, esn Ch ney Sid r, rte Ca rd ha Ric s, Wi nn ers : lnara Birnbaum Joh n Wi nke lma n. in, Irw t ne Ja , ann hm isc Fle ry Ga , ley Far d har Ric , sky bin Du rge Sa rt, Bu Alt ern ate_s: Donald . kke Sto rtin Ma ll, che Mit rt be Ro , klin Ku iley Ba , iss Kre rt be Ro tt, Je n Joh

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NATIONAL HO NO R SOCIETY: Row I: Felt, Cl ou gh , W ad h ams, se cre tar y; Kuk lin, pr es ide nt; Bu rt, vic e- pr es ide nt; Back strom, tre as ure r ; DeShon, Ha nn a. Row 2: Bowers , Deksnis, He nri ks en , G ibs on, Chesnin, Ga rn er, A nderson, Beckmann , Ha ley . Row 3: Bin fie ld, Bro de ck y, Edwards , Gr ot h , Ga rson, -Fleischmann, He lle ri ch, Ga tto , Birnbaum s. Row 4: Ha rd iso n , Co rn, Butler, Ha skins, Fa uss, Fa rle y, Gr ind uli s, Dubinsky, Ca rte r.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seventy-four seniors were selected fo r membership in the 1959 Lincoln H ig h School N at io na l H on or Society, The fif te en pe r ce nt o f the up pe r tw en ty -f iv e pe r ce nt o f the gr ad uating seniors . which comprise th e select gr ou p were chosen on the basis o f th ei r scholarship, school service, citizenship, and leadership.

The purpose o f the so ci et y is characterized by the flaming to rc h which st ands fo r the cardinal principles, scholarship, leadership, and service, and by the keystone which symbolizes high ideal's. Membership in the co ve te d so ci et y climaxes three years o f high school endeavor and is a goal sought by many bu t achieved by few.

NATIONAL HO NO R SOCIETY: Row I: St oll ey , Pow ers , W aser, Kenney, Rasm ussen, Irw in, W ay br igh t, Mo ob er ry. Row 2: W itt, Seymour, Za din a , Ne we ll, W all in, Sha d ley, Jo hn sto n , Mo xh am . Row 3: Sa unders, Ma rle r, Me ye r, Ol len bu rg , Ka ufm an , Ma rt, Lomax, Sa lte r. Row 4: Kreiss , W ink e lman , Stokke , Lu nd ak , True, Ph inney, Mi tch ell .

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CLASS OF 1959 Th e membe rs of the Class of 1959 will al~ays remembe r ... th e deaden ing silence whic h fell over the student body as Cage Mentor Lyle Weyand announced his re signation ... th e moment of triumph as the 1958-59 Basketba ll team was acclaimed the State Champion s .. . the hush that fe ll over the aud ience at t he Easter Assemb ly as the Aeo lian choir sang " A ll eluia" ... the applause g iven for exce llent performance at plays, operas , and Joy Nig ht . . . t he satisfaction gained when work ing on publications , in clubs , in student government and wh ile serving the school ... the pride fe lt as members of the Senior C lass rece ived recognition fo r scholastic achievements . .. honor rol l, scholarships and National Honor Society ... the unde rstanding and help given by faculty members ... the loyalty and companionship of classmate.:; during the fun of H obo Day and the excitement of Colo r Day . . . the reg ret fel t as th e th ree yea rs d rew ra pid ly to a cl ose . .. g raduation and t he anticipa t ion of t he futu re .

AGENA, NORMAN HERMAN : Engineering, Boys Glee Club.

AGUILAR, CARMEN ROSE: Business Administration, Peppers.

ALEXANDER , DeAN SUE: Business A dministration, Y-Teens, International Club, Art Club treasurer, Peppers squad leader, Junior Red Cross, Senior play committee.

ALLACHER, ROSEMARY: Arts and Sciences, A dvocate reporter, Y-Teens , International Club, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

ALLGOOD, TERRY WAYNE: Business Administration, Home Room Representative and A lternate, L Club secretary, Varsity and Reserve football letters, Varsity wrestling letters, Reserve baseball letter, All City wrestling champion, second place in State Wre stling Meet.

AMBROSINI, ALFRED: A rts and Sciences, Student Council , H o me Room Represe·ntative, Senior class secretary, Opera lead and chorus, Senior play cast, Aeolian Choir president, Science Club, State Music Clinic, International Club, American Field Service Exchange Student from Luxembourg.

ANDERSON, ANDA : Arts and Sciences, Advocate Editor-in -chief, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Senior plays co-mmittees, Aeolian Choir, Y-Teens president, Writers Club secretary, Peppers, Mimes, International Club , GAA, Junior Red Cros:; Council , All School Lounge committee, honor roll, Joy Night crew, Lin~s salesman, United Nations Seminar, National Honor Society , Qui ll and Scroll, Un iversity of Nebraska School of Journalism Silver Key. ANDERSON, JANICE LARUE: Teachers, Home Room Alternate, Opera chorus and committee, Junior play committee, International Club, Future Nurses Club , Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant, Safety Committee.

ANDERSON, SHIRLEY LOUISE : A rts and Sciences, Student Council, Advocate re-' porter, Opera chorus and committee, Y-Teens, International Club, Peppers , Varsity and Apprentice Cheerleader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

ARNOLD, WINIFRED LUCINDA: Arts and Science s, International Club, Peppers, Clef Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Opera Chorus, Joy Night participant.

BAADE , GLEN CLYDE: Business Administration.

BAARS, SAUNDRA DARLYNE: Stenographic , Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

Agena Alexander Allgood A. Anderson

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Aguilar Allacher Ambrosini J. Anderson

S. Anderson

Arnold

Baade

Future

Secretaries Club,

Baars

BACH LE, LOWELL M.: Trad es Preparatory.

BACKSTROM , SUSAN KAY: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Senior plays committees, Mimes, Clef Club, Hi-Spot Committee , International Club, Peppers, Junior Red Cross Counc il vice-president, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeo lian Choir, United Nations Seminar, Joy Night participant, Central Comm ittee, and crew, Keentime Council, National Honor Soc iety· treasurer.

BAINBRIDGE, JERRY HOWARD : Arts ·and Sc iences, Boy, G lee Club.

BAKER, LOIS JEAN: Clerica l, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

SAMMER, ROLLIN CRAIG: Clerical , L Club, Reserve football letter, Varsity wrestlir,g letters.

BANK, DANIEL S.: Trades Prepa ratory.

BARBER, .MARTHA ANNETTE: Clerical, Business Adm inistration, Peppers.

BARNETT, NORMA MARIE: Busine ss Adm inistration, Home Room Representative , Clef Club, Peppers, International Club , Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Joy Night crew.

BARTOW, KAREN KAY: Clerical, Peppers.

BATES, CHARLA JEANNETTE: Busine ss Adm inistration and Stenographic , Home Room Alternate , Senior play committee, International Club , Peppers, Future Secretarie s Club, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Juni-or Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, Joy Night crew and participant.

BAUER, DARYL: Business Administration .

BAUER, JACQUELINE JEAN: Business Adm inistration and Stenograph ic, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club secretary, Junior Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

BAYLOR, KENNETH: Industrial Arts, Vars ity track letter.

BEBOUT, PAT: Stenographic, Home Room Alternate, Opera chorus , Peppers treasurer, Future Secretaries Club, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee C lub, Junior Girls G lee Club, Aeo lian Choir, Joy Night participant.

BECK,

JUDITH

LOUISE:

Business Administration , Home Room A lternate , Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

BECKER, WILLIAM: Bus iness Adm inistration.

BECKMANN, BETTY RUTH : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Mimes, Clef C lu b , Mummer s, Y-Teens secretary, International Club, Peppers , Sophomore Girls G lee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, G irls Octet, State Music Clinic, Usherettes, honor roll, ECA Committee, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society .

BEHRENDS, SHARON KAY: Fine Arts , Art C lu b , Peppers,

Lin~s photographer and typist, Advocate ph.otographer, Joy Night crew, GAA letters and emblems.

Bachle Baker Barber Bates Baylor Becker

Backstrom Bammer Barnett D. Bauer Bebout Beckmann

Bainbridge Bank Bartow J. Bauer

Beck Behrends

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BELKNAP, DEAN EDWARD: Bu siness Administration , Opera lead, Camera Club , Boys Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

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BELL, LONA LEE: Teachers, International Club, Aqua/inks vice-president . Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee C lub, Junior G irls Glee Club, Safety Committee , Joy Night participant.

BENKERT, SAUNDRA KAY: Business Administration , Opera chorus, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir.

BENNESEN, GILORIA MARIE: Clerical.

BINFIELD, SHARON LESLIE: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Senior plays casts , Mummers play Student Director and committee, International Club, Y-Teens , Mummers, Peppers, Orchestra, Advanced Band, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, Fine A rts Festival, Joy Night participant, Senior Speaker, National Honor Society.

BLACKBURN , NANCY ELAINE: Stenographic, Clef Club , Y-Teens, Future Secretaries, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

BOCK, SANDRA JUNE: Stenographic, Home Room Alternate, Scribe Business Manager, Senior and Mummers plays committees, Mummers play cast, Y-Teens , International Club, Peppers, M ummers, Future Secretaries, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , honor roll, Safety Committee , Junior Red Cross Council, Joy Night participant.

BODE, DIMITRI : Engineering, Boys G lee Club . .BORK, KATHRYN ANN : Stenographic , Future Secretaries president, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee C lub , Joy Night participant.

Belknap Bennesen Bock

Bell Binfield Bode

Benkert Blackburn Bork

BORRETT, KENNETH DALE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative , Opera· lead, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Varsity swimming letter, Reserve golf letter, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic.

BOWERS, SH IRLEY JEAN : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate , Advocate reporter, Opera chorus and committee , Junior play committee, Future Nurses Club, Peppers president, Clef Club president, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, A eolian Choir, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic, honor roll, County Day Welfare Director, Joy Night participant, Library Committee , National Honor Society.

BRADLEY, CLAIRE MAXINE: Homemaking, Peppers, Sophomore G irls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeo lian Choir, Joy Night participant.

BREHM , JOHN JAMES: Trades Preparatory.

BRIDGER, ROGER LEE : Business Administration .

BROCK, BETTY LOU : Clerical, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

BROER, ERICH HANS : Engineering.

BROOKS, WARREN RAY: Fine A rts, Home Room Represen tative, Opera lead an d chorus, A eolian Choir vice-president , Varsity track letter, State M usic Clinic, Joy Night participant, Boys Octet.

BURCHAM , BETTY JEAN: Homemaking.

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Borrett Brehm Broer

Bowers Bridger Brooks

Bradley Brock Burcham

BURKE, ROGER ALLEN : Engineering, hono r roll, Sophomore footb all certif icate .

BURT , DONALD FREDERICK : Engin eerin g, Stud ent Coun cil presi dent, Home Room Repr esen tative and Alter nate, Sophomor e Class vice- presi dent, Oper a chorus, L Club, Aeoli an Choir , Boys Octe t, Boys Glee Club , Varsi ty baske tball and baseball letter s, Reserve footb all letter , Boys' State , hono r roll , All-C ity and All-S tate basketba ll team s , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty vice- presi dent, Harry Sidne y Dobb ins Awar d.

BUSCH , DERROLL LEE : Engin eerin g.

BUTLER, NANCY LOU ISE : Arts and Sciences and Business Admi nistra tion, Lin\s Formal Photo graph y Edito r, Oper a chorus and comm ittee , Junio r play comm ittee, Intern ation al Club, Y-Teens , Peppers, Clef Club , Soph omor e Girls Glee Club, Junio r Girls Glee Club, Aeoli an Choi r, Usherettes, hono r roll, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Unite d Natio ns Seminar, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Quill and Scroll.

BUTZ, BEVERLY ANN : Arts and Sciences , Peppers , Safet y Com mitte e.

CACEK, JOAN CAROL: Steno graph ic, Mum mers play cast and comm ittee, Intern ation al Club, Y-Teens, Future Secretaries, Junio r play comm ittee , Mimes, Soph omor e Girls Glee Club , Mum mers .

CAKANOVSKIS, ASTRA ARIJA : Arts and Sciences, Y-Teens, Intern ation al Club , Science Club, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

CALDER, NANCY LUNETTE : Steno graph ic , Peppers, Future Secretaries.

C. Camp bell Brodecky Carr

I. Camp bell L. Camp bell Carte r

K. Camp bell L. Camp bell Cassidy

Burke Butler Cakanovskis

CAMPBELL, CAROLYN

Burt Butz Calde r

Busch Cacek C. Camp bell

SUE: Arts and Sciences , Oper a

chorus and comm ittee , Future Nurses Club , Intern ation al Club, Soph omor e Girls Glee Club , Junio r Girls Glee Club, Aeoli an Choir , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

CAMPBELL, CHARLES WESLEY : Business Admi nistra tion, Adva nced Band.

CAMPBELL, IDA ELIZABETH : Steno graph ic , Intern ation al Club , Peppers , Future Secretaries, Y-Teens , Soph omor e Girls G lee Club .

CAMPBE LJL, KENNETH EUGENE: Engin:::ering, Oper a chorus, Aeoli an Choir .

BRODEC KY, JIM F.: Engin eerin g , Adva nced Band , hono r ro ll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

CAMPBELL, LARRY DELBERT: Engin eerin g, hono r roll.

CAMPBELL, LOIS ELLEN: Cleri cal, Oper a chorus, Peppers , Y-Teens , Soph omor e Girls Glee Club, Junio r Girls Glee Club , Aeoli an Choir , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Lin\s salesman.

CARR , DOUGLAS ALLEN : Business Admi nistra tion, Lin\s Business Mana ger, Boys Glee Club , Reserve footb all letter , Coun ty Day treas urer , Lin\s salesman, Hom e Room Alter nate.

CARTER, RICHARD THOMAS: Engin eerin g and A rts and Sciences, Scrib e Story Edito r, Write rs Club, Science Club, hono , roll, Natio nal M erit Finalist, Regents Scho larsh ip Winner, All-S tate Scholastic Team , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

CASSIDY, PRISCILLA ANN: Home maki ng, GAA embl em, • Peppers , Soph omor e Girls Glee Club, Usherettes.

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Caywood Clemens

Chapman Clemen

Cherry Clough

Chesnin Coffey

Clark Corn

Chudly Compton

CAYWOOD, CARO LI NE MYREA: Clerical, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Usherettes , Joy Night participant.

CHUDLY, VIRGIN IA SUE : Stenographic, Peppers, Future Secretaries; International Club, Future Nurses Club, honor roll.

CHAPMAN, RONALD LOU IS: Business Administration.

CLARK, LEAH RAE: Clerical, GAA emblems, Peppers, Sopho·more Girls Glee Club.

CHERRY, JEAN ANN : Business Administration, International Club, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Council, Safety Committee, Joy Night crew, Scribe typist.

CHESN I N , SIDNEY BENNETT: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Scribe Story and Essay Editor, International Club, Mimes, Camera Club, Writers Club vice-president and treasurer, Science Club treasurer, Debate Squad, Doormen, honor roll , Boys' State . Legislature , Joy Night participant, National Merit Finalist, General Motors National Scholarship winner, Regents Scholarship winner, Nationa l Council of Teachers of English Scholarship contest winner, National Forensic League, All-State Scholastic Team , National Honor Society.

Cooper Crabbe

Copley Cramer

Couch Crim

CLEMENS, CLAR ICE: Clerical.

CLEMEN , SUSAN ANN : Engineering, honor roll , ECA Co~mittee.

CLOUGH , LANA SUE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Opera chorus, Mummers play cast and committee, Mummers, Y-Teens, Mimes, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior G irls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, ECA Committee, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

COFFEY, MARGERY RUT H: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Mummers plays committees, Senior and Mummers plays casts, Mummers treasurer, International Club, Art Club, Mimes, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night , participant, Fine Arts Festival.

COMPTON , JOYC E AN N: Stenographic, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

CORN, JUD ITH CLA IRE : Arts and Sciences and Teachers, Lin~s Senior Biography Editor, Advocate News Editor, Peppers, Aqualinks, Writers Club, honor roll , Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society.

COOPER, EBER OTHO : Arts and Sciences, A rt Club, L C lub, Boys G lee Club, Varsity and Reserve wrestling letters.

COPLEY, EUGENE V.: Business Administration, Advanced Band, Joy Night participant.

COUCH , WILLIAM E. : Industrial Arts, Boys Glee Club.

CRABBE, SUSANNE : Arts . and Sciences, Opera chorus, Y-Teens, International Club, Future Nurses Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

CRAMER, JOYCE: squad leader.

Clerical,

Safety

C RIM , JUDY: Arts and Sciences.

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Committee,

Peppers

Curry Deland

Damrow Dellos

Davis DeRyke

De Bus Dewey

Deahn DeShon

Deksn is Dickey

CURRY, RICHARD EDWIN : Arts and Sciences, L Club,

DOMBROVSKIS , GUNARS J.: Arts and Sciences, Sophomore

Sophomore, Reserve and Varsity basketball letters.

basketball certificate, Reserve tennis letter, Joy Night participant.

DAMROW, SANDRA PAULINE: Business Administration ,

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Y-Teens, International Club, Safety Committee, Peppers.

DUBINSK Y, SARGE STUART: Engineering, Scribe Story Edi-

DAVIS , RONA LD EUGENE: Engineering.

tor, Writers Club president and vice-president , Science Club president, honor roll, National Merit Finalist, National Honor Society.

DEAHN , GERALD F.: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsity swimming letter, Joy Night crew and participant.

DeBUS, HARRIET ANN: Stenographic, Mimes, Future Secre-

DUNHAM , TAD REED : Engineering, Home Room Alternate, Opera chorus, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Varsity and Reserve football letters, Varsity and Reserve basketball letters, Reserve baseball letter.

taries, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Usherettes.

DEKSNIS , LAUMA: Arts and Sciences, International Club, Junior Red Cross Council , Mummers, Peppers, honor roll, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

EDWARDS, JOSEPH WILLIAM: Engineering, Home Room Representative , Advanced Band, Clef Club, Lincoln Youth Symphony, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

DeLAND, JUDY KAYE : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Opera chorus, Safety Committee, Junior Red Cross Council president, International Club, Aqualinks, Peppers, A eolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club president.

Dier Dubinsky

Dinges Dunham

Dombrovskis Edwards

DELLOS, JOYCE ANN: Stenographic, International Club, Peppers, Future Nurses Club, Y-T eens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

DeRYKE, MARGARET JO: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Lin~s salesman.

DeSHON , DIANE CLAIRE: A rts and Sciences and Stenographic, Home Room Alternate , GAA president, GAA leiters and emblems, Future Secretaries, Peppers, A rt Club, National Honor Society, GAA Award.

DEWEY, PHYLLIS JANE: Stenographic, Peppers, Future Secretaries, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

DICKEY, BETH ANN: Homemaking, Future Nurses Club, Peppers.

DIER, VIRGINIA BETH: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Peppers, Mimes. Clef Club, International Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Junior Girl : Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

DINGES, KATHLEEN M. : Arts and Sciences, GAA president, secretary, and treasurer, GAA letters.

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EDWARDS, MARLA KAY: Stenographic, Opera chorus, Fu ture Secretaries, International C lu b , Art C lu b, A eolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee C lu b , Joy Night participant, Peppers.

ELLICKSON , DIANNE SYLVIA: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alternate , Opera chorus, Pepper s, International Club, Y-Teens, Future N urses Club , Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, Advanced Band, State Mu sic C linic, honor roll , All- State.

ELLSWORTH , ROSALIE EDUS : Stenographic, Opera chorus, Peppers, Future Secretaries, Soph omore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls G lee Club, Aeolian Choir, State Mu sic Clinic , Joy Night participant.

EMERICK, SHIRLEY ANN : Cler ical, Peppers , Sophomore Girls G le e Club.

EMERT, GARY DON : Business Administration.

ENGEL, H. ROBERT : Trades Preparatory.

ERNISSE, JUDITH JEAN : Teachers , Peppers.

EYER, KATHY LOUISE : C leri cal , Peppers, honor roll.

FARLEY, MARY ELIZABETH : Stenographic and Business Administration , Home Room Alternate , Junior and Senior plays committees, Aqualinks , Peppers , Future Secretaries, Future Nurses C lu b , Y-Teens , Internationa l Club , Safety Committee, Homecoming Attendant.

Edwards Emerick Ernisse

Ellickson Emert Eyer

Ellsworth Engel M. Farley

FAR LEY, RICHARD CARYL: Engineering , Student Counc il, Home Room Alternate, Lin\s Arti st, Art Club vice-president, L Club , Writers Club, football manager, Boys' State Fire Marshal, honor roll, National Honor Society.

FAUSS, DAVID LLOYD : Engineering, H ome Room Alternate , Sc i ence Club , Internationa l Club, Advanced Ba nd , Joy Night crew, honor roll , Nationa l Honor Society.

FELT, DONNA LOUISE : Busine ss Admini stration, Home Room Representative and Alternate , Opera chorus , Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens , Internationa l C lu b , Peppers, Ae olian Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, County Day Commissioner, Varsity and Apprentice Cheerleader, honor roll, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

FIELDER, GLENN ROBERT: Business Admi nistrati on, Reserve wrestling letter, Joy Night crew.

FILBERT, MARJORIE ANN : Business Administration, Peppers, International C lu b , Sophomore Girl s G lee Club.

FINLEY, -LARRY LEE : Bu siness Administration , Varsity and Reserve basketball letters, Reserve baseball letters.

FINLEY, SANDY LEE: Homemaking, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

FISCHER , JAMES RICHARD : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Aeolian Choir.

FLANDERS, BEVERLY PAULINE : C lerical, Internationa l C lub, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

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R. Farley Fielder S. Finley

Fauss Fil bert Fischer

Felt L. Finley Flanders

FLEISCHMANN, GARY R. : Engin eerin g, Hom e Room Representa tive and Alter nate, Senio r Class treas urer, Adva nced Band treas urer, L Club presi dent, Vars ity and Reserve football letter s, Varsi ty and Reserve wrest ling letter s, Reserve track letter , hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

FLYNN,

CARLETON

GEORGE:

Bu siness Adm i nistra tion , Oper a chorus, L Club, Boys Octe t, footb all mana ger, State Music C linic , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

FOBES, LYNN V.: Steno graph ic .

FOLDEN, KATHLEEN YVONNE: Cleri cal.

FOUDRAY , BONNIE LEE: H omem aking .

FOX, IDA LOUISE: Home maki ng.

FOX, MARY LOU: Steno graph ic , Hom e Room A lterna te, Pepp ers, Futur e Secre taries, Soph omor e Girls G lee Club, Junio r G irls G lee C lub.

FRALEY, STANLEY DEE: Business Admi nistra tion, L Club, Adva nced Band, Varsi ty and Reserve wrest ling letter s, Va rsity and Reserve footb all letter s, Reserve track letter .

Fleisc hmann Folde n M. Fox

Flynn Foudr ay Fraley

Fobes I. Fox Frank Ii n

Franta Freem an Frosc heiser

Frapp ia Frey Gabe r

Fredri ckson Friedm an Gagn er

FRANKLIN , LYLE DOUGLAS: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Repr esen tative and Alter nate , Junio r C lass treas urer, Oper a lead, •chor us , and comm ittee, Senio r and M ummers plays cads, Mime s vice- presi dent, Mum mers vice- presi dent and presi dent, H i- Spot Com mitte e, Inter natio nal C lu b, Keentime Coun cil , Orch estra , Aeoli an Choir , Clef Club, Door men , Joy Nigh t Cent ral Com mitte e, crew and parti cipan t.

FRANTA, FREDRICK ALLEN : Engin eerin g, Reserve swim ming letter .

FRAPPIA, JANET SUE: Teachers.

FREDRICKSON, GERALD KENT: Arts and Sciences , Hom e Room Repr esen tative , Oper a chorus, Aeol ian Cho ir, Boys Glee Club, Linco ln Boys Choi r, hono r roll, Joy Nigh t parti cipant.

FREEMAN, WILLIAM LeROY: Trades Prep arato ry.

FREY,

ROBERT

KENNETH:

Bu siness

Adm inistr a tion ,

Ad -

vance d Band.

FRIEDMAN ,

RONALD

LOREN:

Business

Adm inistr ati on,

Came ra C lub.

FROSCHEISER, HARVEY GEORGE : lndus tri.al Arts .

GABER, TERRY LEE: Busine ss Ad minis tratio n, Oper a chorus, Boy s G lee Club , Aeo lian Ch oir, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

GAGNER , LARRY NEIL: Trades Prep arato ry.

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GATTO, JACQUELINE JOANN: Arts and Sciences and Teachers , Student Counc il vice-president, Opera chorus and committee, Sen ior play committee, Mummers play cast, International C lub, Peppers, Mimes, Mummers, Hi-Spot Committee , Lincoln Youth Council, Keentime Council, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls G lee Club vice-president, Clef C lub, Orchestra, Aeo lian Choir, Varsity Cheerleader, J oy Night participant, Homecoming Atte ndant, Nati onal Honor Society.

GEIGER, KAY E.: Arts and Sciences, -Future Nurses Club , Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

GERDES, ART EUGENE: Business Committee, Assembly Committee.

Administration,

Library

GERLACH, LARRY REUBEN: Arts and Sciences, Bo ys Glee Club, Sophomore football and basketball certificates.

GERSTENBERGER, KAREN LEE: Arts and Science s, Home Room Representative, Peppers, Art Club, Internati onal Club, Future Nurses Club, honor rol l, Junior Academy of Sci ence A ward .

Gardner Garson

Garner Gartner

Garrison Gartzke

GARDNER, ROBERTA ANN : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus , International Club , Writers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir.

GARNER, JUDITH ANN: Business Admini stration, Student Counci l, Aqua links president, Peppers, Li ncoln Youth Council , Sophomore Girls G lee C lub secretary, Junior Girls Glee Club li brarian , Aeo li an Cho ir, County Day Clerk of District Court, honor roll, Varsity and Apprent ice Cheerleader, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

GARRISON , LESTER EUGENE: Trades Preparatory.

GARSON , ARNOLD HUGH: Engineering and Business Ad ministration, Link._s Managing Editor, Home Room Representative, Opera ch orus and committee, Junior and Mummers plays casts and committee , International Club, Mummers vice-president, Boys Glee Club , Ae olian Choir, honor roll, Joy Night participant and Master of Ceremon ies, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll.

GARTNER, REG L.: Engineering, track manager, honor roll.

GARTZKE, ELFI KARIN: Commercial, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Opera Chorus, Joy Night participant.

Gatto S. K. Gibson

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Geiger S. L. Gibson

Gerdes Gilbert

GIBSON, JOHN CURTIS: Arts and Science s, Advanced Band , Reserve tennis letter, Soph omore football certificate.

GIBSON , SANDRA KAY: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Opera lead, Clef Club secretary, Sophomore G irls Glee Club president, Junior G irls Glee Club secretary, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Peppers, International Club , State Music Clinic , Joy Night participant, National H onor Society.

GIBSON, SANDRA LEE : Stenograph ic, Future Secretaries, Peppers, Sophom ore Girl s G lee Club, honor roll.

GILBERT, PHILLIP RAY: Engineering, Home Room Alternate, Advocate Business Manager, Opera chorus, L Club , Aeo lian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsity and Reserve baseball letters, Joy Night participant.

GILMORE, AUNNAMARIE : Clerical, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Advocate reporter, Quill and Scroll.

GOEDEN, MARDELLE YVONNE: Sten ographic, Opera chorus, Future Secretaries, Peppers, Ae olian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Soph omore Girls G lee Club , honor roll , Joy Night participant.

GOLDBERG, JUDITH ANN: Arts and Sciences, Advocate reporter, Mummers play committee, Mimes, Juni;r Red Cross Council, Mummers, Peppers , Sophomore Girl s Glee Club, Joy Night Central Committee and participant.

Gerlach G ilmo re

Gerstenberger Goeden

J. Gibson Goldberg

Good ban Greneme ier

Gottula F. Griffin

Goucher R'. Griffin

Graham Grindulis

Greder Grisinger

Greenlee Groth

GOODBAN, ROBERT FRANKLIN : Business A dministration.

GOTTULA, RICHARD honor roll, Band letter.

C .:

Engineering,

Advanced

Band,

GOUCHER, SUE ELLEN : Business Administration, Pepper s, Sophomore G irls Glee Club.

GRAHAM, BONNIE ROSETTA: Homemaking, Peppers, Soph omore Girls G lee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

GREDER, ROBERT CURTIS : Business A dministration.

GREENLEE, DOUGLAS LeCLAIRE: Business A dministration, H ome Room Alternate, L Club, Orchestra, Varsity and Reserve basketball letters, Reserve football letter.

GRENEMEIER, LARRY: Business A dministration , Home Room A lternate, L Club treasurer, Varsity football letters, Reserve wrestling, hack, gymnastics, and basebal l letters.

HAMILTON , CHARLENE ANNE: Business A dministration, Home Room Representative and A lternate , Junior play committee, International Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls blee C lub vice-president, Junior Girls G lee Club , Joy Night participant.

HARDISON , FELIC IA MAE : Arts and Sciences, Mummers play cast, Mummers, Junior and Senior plays committees, Mummers, Science Club secretary, Writers Club treasurer, International Club president, Peppers, honor roll, Joy Night participant, Library committee, Opera committee, National Honor Society.

HANNA, SUE ELLEN: A rts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Peppers, International Club, Writers C lub, Sophomore G irls Glee Club , Junior Girls G lee Club accompanist, G irls Octet accompanist, Aeolian Choir, Usherettes , honor roll, Joy Night participant, Lin\s typist, National Honor Society.

GRIFFIN, FREDER ICK JAMES : Engineering , Reserve football and track letters.

GRIFFIN , ROBERT LEE : Trades Preparatory, honor roll.

GRINDULIS, ARVIS : Engineering and Arts and Sciences, Home Room A lternate, Science Club, honor roll, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

Haley Hamilton

Hall Hardison

Hamer Hanna

GRISINGER, AUDREY MAE : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Senior and Mummers plays committees , Mummers, Intern ational Clu b , Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Safety Committee , Joy Night crew.

GROTH , VICTOR HERMAN : Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Representative and A lternate, Ad vanced Band librarian, State Music Clinic, honor roll , Joy Night crew and participant, Band letter, National Honor Society.

HALEY, PATRICIA LOU : Arts and Sciences, Junior, Senior, and Mummers plays casts, Mummers play committee, A rt 'Club, G AA , Y-Teens, International Club, Mummers, Peppers , honor roll, Usherettes, Joy Night participant, H i-Spot Com mittee, Keentime Council, National Honor Society.

HALL, HARLAN EVANS: Engineering , Advanced Band.

HAMER, LINDA L. : Stenographic, H ome ~ Room A :te : nate, Opera C horus, Junior and Senior plays committees, Y-Teens, In te rnational C lub, Future Nurses Club secretary-treasurer, Fu t ure Secretaries vice-president, Peppers, Sophomore Girl s G lee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant, Lin\s salesman.

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Hare Hassen

Harpster Heckman

Harlamert Hate Iiff

Hartman He izenrader

Haskin s Heller ich

HEIZENRADE R, HENRY GEORGE : Business A dministration, L Club, Varsity and Reserve football letters.

HARE, THOMAS C. : Engineering.

HARLAMERT , CAROL ANDERSON : Stenographic , Peppers.

HARPER, THOMAS EVERETT: Business Administration , Home Room Representative , Advanced Band , honor roll.

HARPSTER, FRANCES RITA : A rts and Sciences , Scribe salesman , M ummers play cast an d committee , International Club , M imes, M ummers, Peppers, W riters Club, Y-Teens, A eolian C hoir, Junior G irls G lee C lub, Sophomore G irls G lee Club, Joy Night participant, Usherettes, Junior Red Cross Council, Safety Committee.

HARTMAN , VERNON FREDRICK: Engineering , Opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, State Music Clinic , County Day Civil Defense Director, Home Room Representative and A lternate .

HELLERICH , LINDA SUE: Arts and Sciences , A dvocate reporter., Opera chorus and committee, Mummers and Senior plays casts , Junior play committee , Art Club president, International Club , Future Nurses Club , Mummers , Peppers , Aeolian Choir, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club , Joy Night Central Committee and participant, EC A C ommittee, A ssembly Committee , Fine Arts Festival , National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll.

HEMPEL, JANET RUTH: C lerica l, Y-Teens , Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Opera chorus.

HEMSATH , SHARON MAR ILYN : Clerica l, Peppers, f uture Secretaries , Y-T eens , Usherettes.

HASKINS, HAROLD JAY: Engineering, Scribe Essay Editor, Sc ience C lu b, W riters Club president , honor ro ll, Regents Scholarship winner, A ll-State Scholastic team , National Honor Society.

HENDRICKS, DAVID ALLEN: Business Administration .

HASSEN, JOHN B.: Business A dministration.

HENRIKSEN , MARGARET E. L. : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Senior plays casts, Mimes, Mummers secretary, International Club, Y-Teens, Clef Club, Peppers , Coed Counselors, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls G lee Club , Aeo li an Choir, honor roll , Lounge Committee , All -State , Nationa l Honor Society.

HATCLIFF, DAVID EUGENE: Trades Preparatory .

HATFIELD, JOYCE CECILE: Arts and Sciences , Y-Teens , Junior Red C ross Council , Future Nurses Club , International C lu b .

HECKMAN, IRWIN EUGENE : Engineering , Advanced Band , honor roll.

Hempel

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Hemsath

Hendr icks

HENRICHSO N , BARBARA ANN: Clerical , Peppers.

HENSLEY, DONNA MARIE: Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Future Nurses Club, Peppers , Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee C lu b , Aeolian Choir , Joy Night participant.

Henrichsen

Henriksen

Hensley

D. Hergenrader Holmes

J. Hergenrader Hon nor

Hibbert Hoppe

H inkle Howland

Hoffman P. Hruza

Holman R. Hruza

HERGENRADER, DIANNA KAY: Clerical, Peppers, Soph-

HOWLAND, DEL D.: Engineering , Home Room Representa-

omore G irls G lee Club , Junior G irls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Usherettes, Joy Night participant.

tive and A lternate, Opera lead, chorus, and committee , Aeo li an choir treasurer, Boys Glee Club , State Mu sic Clinic, Joy Night participant.

HERGENRADER, JANET CLAIR : Stenograph ic, Opera chorus, Peppers, International C lub, Aeo li an Choir, Junior Girls Glee C lub treasurer, Joy Night participant.

HRUZA, PATRICIA SUE: Business Admin istration, International Club , Peppers, Soph omore Girls G lee Club.

HIBBERT, RONALD WAYNE: Business Administration, Camera Club, Advanced Band, Band letter, Joy Night participant.

HINKLE, THEODORE CONRAD: Business Administration, Boys Glee Club , -Ad vanc ed Band , Joy Night participant.

HRUZA, ROBERT: Industrial A rts.

HUBBARD, !RENE: Stenographic, Library Committee, Orchestra.

HOFFMAN, KATHLEEN KAY: Clerical, H ome Room A lternate, Peppers , International Club , Y-Teens , Hi-Spot Committee , Joy Night participant.

HOLMAN : RODNEY: Business Administration.

HOLMES, SANDRA LEE: Business Admini stration and Stenographic , Peppers squad leader, Secretaries, International Club.

Coed

Counse lors, Future

HONNOR, WILLIAM: Business Administration, Varsity baseba ll letters, Varsity and Reserve ba sketball letters, wrestling manager.

HOPPE, MARILYN KAY: Clerical, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Sophomore C lass treasurer, Peppers vice-president, Ae olian Choir, Opera chorus, Sophomore Girls Glee C lu b, Junior Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

Hubbard

Huff

Huf man

HUFF, JAMES DANIEL: Business Administration, track manager.

HUFMAN, NANCY R.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate Book Editor, Opera chorus , International Club , Future Nurses Club , Peppers , Soph omore Gir ls Glee Club , Aeol ian Choir.

HUGELMAN, LESLIE M.: Business Administrati on.

HULEWICZ, MARIE A.: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore G irls G lee Club.

HYATT, EDWIN LEE: Arts and Science s, L C lub, Boys Glee Club, Reserve football letter, Varsity track letter, Sophomore football certificate.

Hugel man

Hulewicz

Hyatt

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IRWIN , JANET RUTH : Arts and Sciences and Engineering , Scribe Ma naging Editor, Advocate Managing Editor, Junior p lay committee , Y-Teens , Writers Club secretary, Science Club , Peppers, Inte rnational Club secretary, Sophomore Girl s G lee C lu b , Usherettes , honor roll, Joy Night crew, Boone Sch ol arshi p, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

!RWIN, SHARRON LEE : Cler ical , Peppers.

JACOBSON, JIM LESLIE: Business Ad ministration , Home Room A lternate, A eolian C hoir, Boys Glee C lu b, chorus, Doormen, Joy Night participant.

Opera

JAUNITIS, GEORGE: Engineering , L Cl ub, Orchestra , Va rsity and Re serve foot ba ll letters, honor roll.

JEFFERS, HELEN MARIE: Stenographic, lnterna'tional C lu b, C oed C ounselors, Peppers , Future Secretaries, Y-Teens , Orchestra , Sophomore Girls G lee Club , Usherettes, honor roll.

JENSEN, JAMES DALE: Bu siness Adm inistation, L Club , Varsi ty and Re serve track letters, Sophomore football certificate.

JETT, JOHN WYLDE: Arts and Sc iences and Engineering , L C lu b, Boys G lee Cl ub , Va rsity wrestling letter, honor roll.

JOHNSON, GARY LYNN: A rts and Sc iences, Opera lead , Boys Octet, Aeolia n Choir, Boys G lee C lu b , Adva nced Band , State Music Cl inic, honor roll , Joy Night participant.

JOHNSON, PATRICIA ANN: Business Administration , Opera chorus and committee, 'Future Secretaries secretary, Y-Teens , Peppers squad leader, Clef Club, A eolian Cho ir, Joy Night pa rtici pant.

Johnston R. Jones Kaiser

Johnstone Joynt Kapke

P. Jones Jundt Karnopp

J. Irwin Jaun itis Jett

S. Irw in Jeffers G. Johnson

Ja cobson Jensen P. Johnson

JOHNSTON, JACQUELINE KAY: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Representative , Opera chorus and committee, Junior play committee, Mummers play cast , Future Nurses C lub, International Cl ub, Y-Teens, Mummers, Mime s, Peppers, Sophomore G irls G lee Club , Junior G irls Glee Club , Aeolian Ch oir, honor roll , Varsity and Apprentice Cheerleader, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

JOHNSTONE, KAY ELLEN: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative , International Club secretary, Peppe rs, Aqua links, Future Nurses Club , honor roll.

JONES, PATSY DARLENE: Homemaking, International C lu b , Peppers.

JONES, ROYCETON JOHN: Business Administration , Boys G lee Club , Sophomore football and basketball certificates .

JOYNT, STEPHEN MARVEL: A rts and Sc iences, Student Council, Home Room A lternate, M ummers p lay cast , Clef Club, Mimes, M ummers, International C lu b , Boys G lee C lub, Varsity swimming certificate , Reserve swimming letter, Re serve tennis letters, County Day County C lerk, honor ro:I, A ssembly Committee, Lounge Committee .

JUNDT, ARLENE KAY: Business Ad ministration, Aq ualinks, International Club , Peppers, Sophomore G irls G lee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, A eolian Choir, Opera chorus, Orpheons, Safety C ommittee president, Joy Night participant, Senior play committee.

KAISER, JANE ELIZABETH: Stenographic, Peppers, Future Secretaries , honor roll.

KAPKE, GERALD KENNETH: Trades Preparatory, Opera chorus and committee, Aeolian Choir, Boys G lee Club.

KARNOPP, DONALD RAY: Engineering.

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KAUFM AN , ELIZABETH KATHL EEN : Business Admini stration, Home Room Repres entative and Alterna te, A dvocate Book Editor, Opera lead, Junior, Senior, and Mumme rs plays casts, Mumme rs and Senior plays commit tees, Mimes, Clef Club, Mumme rs, Orpheo ns secreta ry and vice-pre sident, Interna tional Club , Writers Club, Peppers , Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Joy Night crew and particip ant, Red Cross Commi ttee, Lin\s salesman, Quill and Scroll, Boone Scholar ship, Nationa l Honor Society .

KEIM , NANC Y SUE : Arts and Science s: Opera commit tee, Peppers, Y-Teens, Art Club secreta ry-treas urer and preside nt, Science Club, Interna tional Club, honor roll, Scholas tic Art Awards key, Fine Arts Festival, Joy Night crew, Nationa l Honor Society .

KELLY, PHILIP LOREA N : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alterna te, L Club, Varsity and Reserve track letters, Sophomore footbal l certific ate.

KELLY, VIRG I NIA ANN : Arts and Sciences, Peppers.

KENNE L , CAROL YN ANN : Stenog raphic, Peppers, Future Secreta ries.

KENNEL , LORETTA MAE: Stenog raphic, Peppers, Future Secreta ries, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Lin\s salesman.

KENNEY, KAREN MARIE : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Repres entative , Advoca te News Editor, Junior play commit tee, Senior play cast, Mumme rs play commit tee, Interna tional Club treasure r, Mumme rs, Mimes, Writers Club, Y-Teens, Peppers'. honor roll, Assemb ly Commi ttee, Joy Night crew, Quill and Scroll, Nationa l Honor Society .

KERNS , LINDA RUTH : Clerica l, Peppers, Advanc ed Band.

Kaufman V. Kelly Kenney

Keim C. Kennel Kerns

P. Kelly L. Kennel Sherry Keszler

Shirley Keszler Klemsz Koehler

Kimmel Knight Kraus

Kirk Knopp Kreiss

KESZLER , SHERRY DARLE NE : Business Admini stration , Home Room Alterna te, Opera chorus, Aqualin ks , Interna tional Club , Junior Red Cross Counci l , Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club treasurer, Joy Night particip ant.

KESZLER , SH IRLEY D IANE : Business Admini stration , Home Room Repres entative and Alterna te, Opera chorus, Interna tional Club, Junior Red Cross Council , Peppers , Sophom ore Girls Glee Club vice-pre sident and secreta ry, Aeolian Choir, Varsity Cheerle ader, Joy Night particip ant.

KIMME L, KATHL EEN RAE : Business Admini stration , Internationa l Club, Y-Teens, Peppers squad leader, Mimes, Junior Red Cross Council , Safety Commi ttee vice-pre sident, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, County Day Engineer.

KIRK, PENELOPE MAE : Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alternate , Advoca te reporte r, Opera chorus and commit tee, Junior play commit tee , Interna tional Club vice-pre sident, Future Nurses Club vice-pre sident, Clef Club, Peppers, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, ECA Commi ttee, Joy Night particip ant, Nationa l Honor Society .

KLEMSZ, DEANN A LOIS: Stenog raphic , Future Secreta ries, Peppers, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night particip ant, honor roll, Nationa l Honor Society .

KNIGH T, CLIFFO RD LYNN : Business Admini stration , ~erve baseball letter.

KNOPP : MICHA EL F.: Business Admini stration .

Re-

KOEHLER , LENOR E L. : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus, Senior play commit tee, Art Club, Interna tional Club, GAA, GAA letters.

KRAUS , KAREN KAY : Homem aking, Peppers, Y-Teens.

KREISS , ROBERT ALLEN : Enginee ring and Arts and Sciences, Science Club treasure r, Interna tional Club, Mimes, Varsity swimming letter, honor roll, Joy Night crew, Nationa l Honor Society .

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KYKER, JOYCE MARIE: Stenographic.

LAHM , GARY LEE : Engineering.

LAMBERT, CHARLES JACOB: Trades Preparatory, Reserve foot-ba II letter.

LANE, HARRY JEFFERSON: Bus iness Administration , Boys G lee Club, Joy Night participant.

LARSON , SANDRA KAY: Business Admini stration, Art Club , Safety Committee , Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross Council, Peppers, Senior play committee.

LeBAR, SHEILA JANE: Bus iness Administration.

LEBSOCK, STEPHEN CHARLES : Bu siness Administration , Boys G lee C lub.

LEHL, SHARON JOY: Bu siness Admini stration, Sophomore Kreuger Kushner

Kuhn Kyker

Kuklin Lahm

G irls G lee Club .

LEMMERMAN, GLORIA FAY: Busine ss Admini stration, Pep pers, Future Se cretaries.

LEO, WILLIAM S.: Business Admin istration, Opera chorus , KREUGER, DELBERT LEWIS: Trades Preparatory.

Aeolian Choir, Reserve wrestling letter, Joy Night participant.

KUHN , JO ANN: Teachers, Opera lead and chorus, Mimes,

LeROSSIGNOL, HELEN ELIZABETH: Arts and Sciences, In-

Clef Club, Soph omore G irls G lee Club, Junior G irls Glee Club, G irls Octet, Aeo lian Choir, honor roll, Joy Night participant, A ll-State .

KUKLIN, BAILEY HOWARD : Engineering and Arts and Sciences, Student Council president and treasurer , Junior and Mummers plays casts, Mimes president, Mummers president, International Club , L Club, Doormen, honor roll, County Day Superintenden t of Schools , Varsity and Reserve swimming letters, captain of the swimming team , Reserve tennis letter, Regents Alternate , State . Elks Leadership winner, American Field Service Exchange Student to Germany, National Honor Society president.

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Lane Leo

LIEPNIEKS, RUTA ARIJA : Arts and Sciences, Advocate Second Page Editor, Peppers, Mimes, Y-Teens , GAA, Writers .

Club, International Club , Junior Red Cross Council, GAA letter, Joy Night participant, Quill and Scroll.

LINDEN , DOTTY DEE: Business Adm inistration, Opera chorus, Home Room Representative , Future Secretaries, Peppers, Sophomore Girls G lee Club, Junior G irls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant, Link.,s salesman.

LINDHOLM, GARY SPENCER: Trades Preparatory, L Club, Varsity and Reserve ba seball letters, Varsity football letter, Reserve wrestling letter.

KUSHNER, BRIN LAUREN: Engineering.

Lambert Lem merman

ternational Club, Future Nurses Club.

Larson Le Rossignol

Le Bar Liepnieks

Lebsock Linden

Lehi Lindholm

LITTLE, ROGER D.: Industrial A rts.

LITTRELL, KENNETH DEAN : Engineering, L Club, Varsity and Reserve football letters.

LOMAX, KATHLEEN LOUISE: Arts and Sciences , Opera chorus and committee, Senior play committee, Aeolian Choir, Y-Teens, International Club, Peppers, honor roll, ECA Committee , National Honor Society.

LOOS, MARY A. : Clerical , Peppers, Y-Teens.

LOOS, SHIRLEY JOAN : Stenographic, ·Peppers, Future Secretaries, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LUCS, ARNIS V. : Engineering and Arts and Sciences, L Club, Sophomore basketball certificate, Varsity and Reserve track letters.

LUEDTKE, CAROL ANN : Stenographic , Opera

chorus , Y-Teens , Future Secretaries, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, Joy Night participant.

LUNDAK, JOEL DAVID : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Junior, Senior, and Mummers plays casts, International Club president, M ummers , Junior Red Cross Council , Sophomore football certificate, Boys' State , honor roll, Assembly Committee , Joy Night Central Committee, crew , participant, Fine Arts Festival, Senior Speaker, National Honor Society.

MACE, MARILYN ANN : Stenographic, Y-Teens, Future Sec-

Little M. Loos

Littrell S. Loos

Lomax Lucs

MART, CONSTANCE ANN : Arts and Sciences, Junior play committee , Senior play Student Director, International Club treasurer, Writers Club treasurer, GAA letter, Y-Teens, Peppers, honor roll, Usherettes, Joy Night Central Committee , crew, antl participant, National H onor Society.

retaries, Peppers, Junior Symphony, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, State Music Clinic, Orchestra.

MARTIN, ANGELEE : Clerical, Y-Teens, Peppers.

MADSEN , BEYERL Y ANNE: Stenographic .

MARTIN, D. BETH : Teachers, Peppers.

MAHR, KAPPIE RENOE : Clerical.

MARTIN, CONSTANCE LOUISE: Business Administration,

MAPEL, DWA INE HARLAN : Trades Preparatory.

MARLER, JANICE ELAINE : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Opera chorus , A dvocate Third Page Editor, Art Club vice-president, International Club, Future Nurses C lub, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls G le e Club , Aeolian Choir, honor roll, National Honor Society.

Home Room Representative and Alternate, A dvocate reporter and Second Page Editor, Opera chorus, Senior play committee, Future Nurses Club, Mimes, International Club, Peppers, Hi-Spot Committee , Keentime Council, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, A eolian Choir, Joy Night Centra l Committee, crew, and participant.

MARTIN, ROBERT C.: Business Administration.

I

Luedtke Marler

Lund a k Mart

Mace A. Martin

Madsen B. Mqrtin

Mahr C. Martin

Mapel R. Martin

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Masters

Matulis

Maxfield

McAllist er

McCall um

McCoy

McLAUGHLIN , SANDRA KAY: Arts and Sciences, Future

MASTERS, CHARLENE ANN: Clerica l.

MATULIS, IEVA: Arts and Sciences , Advoca te Exchange Editor, Opera chorus, Y-Teens , GAA, Junior Red Cross Counci l, Interna tional Club , Peppers, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, GAA letter, Joy Night particip ant.

Nurses Club, Peppers, G A A, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Usherettes, honor roll.

McMULLEN , DAVID JOE: Industri al Arts, L Club , Re : e,ve football letter, Reserve and Varsity gymnas tic letters.

MEIER, JOHN NORMAN : A rts and Sciences .

MAXFIELD, CAROL JEAN : Clerica l, Peppers, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, State Music Clinic , Joy Night particip ant.

McALLISTER, CARROL ANN : A rts and Sciences, Y-Teens presid ent, Peppers , Mimes, Interna tional C lub vice-pre sident, Clef C lu b , Senior play commit tee , Snowball Princess, Des M oines Scholarship , Safety Commi ttee secretary, honor ro ll.

McCALLU.M , DUNCAN WAYNE : Business Adminis tration, Home Room Alterna te , Opera lead and choru s, Advanc ed Band , A ll- State, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, State Music Clinic, Joy Night particip ant, Band letter.

McCOY, RICHARD DEON : Engineering, Home Room Representa tive, Studen t Counci l, Junior Class vice-pre sident, L Club , Varsity and Reserve footbal l letters, Varsity and Reserve gymnas tics letters, Reserve baseba ll letters, honor ro !I.

McKAY , DARRELL LUVERNE: Business Admini stration .

MENTZER, GERALD EDWARD : Business A dminist ration.

MERRIMAN, THOMAS ALAN: Business A dminist ration, L Club, Varsity and Reserve wrestlin g letters, baseba ll manage r.

MESA, JoANN: A rts and Sciences and Teachers, Y-Teens , lnterna tional Club, Peppers, Junior Red C ross Counci l.

MESSERSMITH , GORDON DEAN : Industri al A rts.

METTAM , DAVID LEONARD : Trades Prepara tory.

MEYER, EVETTE SHARON : Stenog raphic , Home Room Representa tive and Alterna te, Opera chorus and commit tee , Cross Council , Future Secretaries, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Girl:; Octet, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Joy Night particip ant and crew, Safety Commi ttee, Lin~s salesman, Nationa l Honor Society .

McKAY , JUDY: Stenog raphic, Interna tional Club, Y-Teens, MEYERS, SHARON LEE: Arts and Sciences, Peppers.

Peppers, Sophom ore Girl s Glee Club.

D. McKay Merr iman

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J. McKay Mesa

McLaugh lin Messersm ith

McMulle n Mettam

Meier Meyer

Mentzer Meyers

Michael

Mi ille

Mil lar

MICHAEL, KAREN MAE: Cle ric al.

Clu b, Va rsi ty sw imm ing let ter , A ll-c ity sw imm ing tea m.

MILLER, JANET ANN : Art s an d Sciences, Ho me Room Al-

ter na te , Op era chorus , Int ern ati on al Clu b, Future Nurses C lub, Ju nio r Red Cross Co un cil , Y-Teens, Peppers, Ae oli an C hoir, So ph om ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

MILLER, MARCIA KAYE : Art s and Sciences, Y-Teens vic eClu b,

Co ed

MILLER, MARILYN ANN : Ar ts an d Sciences, Ad vo ca te repo rte r, G AA , Int ern ati on a l Clu b, Lin~s salesman, Peppers sq uad lea de r, So ph om ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

MILLER, NANCY JO : Cle ric al , Peppers, So ph om ore Gir ls

Gle e Clu b.

Mll..JLER , PATRICIA ANN : Business Ad mi nis tra tio n, Ho me

Room Re pre sen tat ive and A lte rna te, Y-Teens, Peppers squad leader, As sem bly Co mm itte e, So ph om ore Gir ls G le e Clu b.

MITCHELL , ROBERT E.: Art s and Sciences, L Clu b , Va rsi ty

swimming let ter , Reserve ten nis let ter , Na tio na l Ho no r Socie ty.

MOELLER, GERALD INE ROSA : Ho me ma kin g.

MOOBERRY, W ILLIAM LEE: Ar ts and Sci ences and Engi-

neering, Sci~nce Clu b tre as ure r an d vic e -pr es ide nt, L Clu b , Va rsi ty wre stli ng let ter , ho no r rol l , Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

Moore

P. M ille r Mo rehead

Marilyn Mi ller

Peppers , Ad va nc ed Band, Band let ter , Us he ret tes .

MILLAR , DAVID JOHNSON : Business Ad mi nis tra tio n , L

N. M ille r

Marc ia Mi lle r

MOODY, JANICE MAE : Ste no gra ph ic, Future Se cre tar ies ,

MIILLE, DON IRVIN : Ind us tria l Art s , Boys Gle e Clu b.

pre sid en t, Future Nurses Clu b , Int ern ati on al Counselors, Se nio r p lay co mm itte e.

J. Mil ler

M itch ell Mo rriso n

MOORE, JOSEPH : Ho me Room Re pre se nta tive, Ju nio r Class pre sid en t, Se nio r Class vic e -pr es ide nt, L Clu b, Va rsi ty an d

Reserve foo tba ll let ter s, Va rsi ty an d Reserve ba ske tba ll let ters, Va rsi ty tra ck let ter s, Jo y Ni gh t pa rtic ipa nt, A ll-Spo rts Kin g.

MOREHEAD , MURLIN J.: Teachers, Ho me Room A lte rna te,

L C lu b , So ph om ore ba ske tba ll ce rtif ica te, Reserve foo tba ll let ter , tra ck ma na ge r, Ad va nc ed Band, Boys G lee Clu b, Ae oli an Ch oir .

MORRISON , JEAN MARIE: A rts and Sciences, Stu d en t

Co un cil vic e-p res ide nt an d sec ret ary , Ho me Ro om Representat ive , So ph om ore Class sec ret ary , Mi me s, Y-Teens , So ph omore Gi rls Gle e Clu b, Ju nio r Gi rls G lee C lub pre sid en t, Co un ty Day Ju dg e, ho no r rol l, A pp ren tic e and Va rsi ty Ch ee rlea de r, Ho me co mi ng Qu ee n, Am eri ca n Field Service Excha ng e Stu de n t to Ho lla nd , Jo y Ni gh t pa rtic ipa nt, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

.MOSELY, JAMES WILBERT: Fine A rts , Ho me Room Represen tat ive and Alt ern ate , Ar t Clu b.

MOWREY , DENN IS D.: Ind us tria l Ar ts , L Clu b, Va rsi ty an d

Reserve foo tba ll let ter s , Reserve wr es tlin g let ter , So ph om ore foo tba ll ce rt ific ate .

MOXHAM, BEVERLY LOUISE: Ar ts an d Sciences, Ho me

Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , Or ch es tra , Peppers, A rt Clu b, Lin col n Ju nio r Sy mp ho ny, Sta te Mu sic C li nic , ho no r rol l, Jo y Ni gh t crew, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

Moe ller Mo sely

Mo obe rry Mowrey

Moody Moxham

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MUCENICKS, INTS: Fine Arts, Reserve football certificate.

MUFFLEY, LaVERN PAUL: Arts and Sciences.

NEWELL, BARBARA KAY: Business Administration , Junior and Senior plays committees, GAA , Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, GAA letters, honor roll, Usherettes , Lounge Committee, Joy Night crew , National Honor Society.

NIELSEN, ALAN RICHARD: Engineering , Home Room Representative and A lternate, Senior Class pres id ent, L Cl ub vice-president , Reserve football and baseball letters, Varsity football letters, honor roll, Boys Glee Club , Aeolian C hoir.

NIEMANN , WILLIAM C.: Business Administrat ion.

NIMS, BRUCE BERNARD: Business Ad ministration.

NOVAK, LeROY M.: Trades Preparatory.

OCHSNER, ROBERT A.: Business Administration .

OLLENBURG, KATHERINE LOUISE: Arts and Sciences, Fine Arts, Advocate Third Page Editor, Opera chorus and committee, Junior and Sen ior plays committees, Y-Teens, C lef C lu b , International C lu b, Peppers, Sophomore Girls G lee C lu b, Junior G irls G lee Club, Aeo lian Choir, Boys Octet accompanist, honor roll, Joy Night Centra l Committee, crew, participant, National Honor Society, Quill and Scro ll.

Olsen Oster lund Parsons

Oltman Owen Parsons

Osborne Parks Patton

Mucenicks N ielsen Novak

Muffley Niemann Ochsner

Newell Nims Olien burg

OLSEN , MARGARET ANN: Bu siness Adm inistration, International Club, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club ..

OLTMAN, CARLENE KAY: Business Administration , Writers Cl ub , Y-Teens , Peppers, Art Club.

OSBORNE, JAMES M.: Agric ulture, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night participant, Lin~s salesman.

OSTERLUND, JOHN RUSSELL: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate , Varsity and Reserve tennis letter, County Day Juvenile Probation Officer.

OWEN, LARRY EUGENE: Engineering, honor roll.

PARKS, BETTY JUNE: Clerical.

PARSONS, JANET LOUISE: Business Adm inistration, Peppers, International Club, Junior Red Cross Counc il, Safety Committee, Y-Teens, Sophom ore G irls Glee C lub.

PARSONS, JAY GOULD: Engineering, L Club treasurer, Varsity wrestling letters, City wrestling championships .

PATTON, JOAN ELAINE: Stenographic , Future Secretaries, Peppers.

PAUL, CHESTER NEIL: Arts and Science s, Studen t Coun c il, Junior play cast, L Club vice-pre sident, Varsity and Reserve footbal l letters, Varsity and Reserve basketb all letters, All City and All-Stat e footbal l and basketb all teams.

PAYNE , TED C.: Busi ness Adm inistrati on , honor roll.

PEEKS, GARY L.: Industri al Arts, Advanc ed Band, Boys G lee Club, honor ro ll, A eoliar.i Choir.

Joy -Night

particip ant, Opera

chorus ,

PEKAREK, FRANCES J.: Stenog raphic, GAA vice-pre sident, Y-Teens, Sophom ore Girls G lee Club, GAA letters.

PELIKAN , CYNTHIA ANN: Arts and Sciences, Junior and Senior plays commit tees , Peppers, Interna tional C lub.

PENNINGTON , RICHARD

LEE:

Business Adminis tration, Opera lead and chorus, Boys Glee Club , Aeolian Cho ir, Joy Night particip ant.

PETERSON ,

DONALD

LeROY :

Business Admini stration , Home Room Alterna te , Boys Glee C lub , Reserve wrestlin g letter, Joy Night particip ant.

PHELPS , KATHRYN

MIKEL:

Enginee ring , Opera chorus, Junior play commit tee , Mimes, GAA , Interna tional Club, Peppers , Aqua links, Hi-Spo t Commi ttee, Keentim e Commi ttee , Advanc ed Band , Aeolian Choir, Clef Club, honor roll , Usherettes, County Day County Agent .

PHILLIPS , GENE A : Trades Prepara tory.

Phinney Powers Queen

Powell Pralle Rager

Power Proffitt Ramer

Paul Pekarek Peterson

Payne Pelikan Phelp s

Peeks Penn i ngton Ph ill ips

PHINNEY, JOHN FRANKLIN : Engineering, Mummers play cast and commit tee , Science Club, Mumme rs, Mimes , honor roll , Nationa l Honor Society .

POWELL, LORAN JACK: Busine ss Admini stration , Studen t Council , Home Room A lternate , Advoca te Assista nt Sports Editor, Boys Glee Club , footbal l and basketba ll certifica tes , Reserve baseball letter, County Day County Attorne y.

POWER , BILL JOHN : Clerica l , L Club , Home Room Representative, Varsity footbal l letter, Reserve track letter, County Day Sheriff.

POWERS, MARILYN ARLENE : Arts and Sciences, Opera lead, Y-Teens treasure r , Future Nurses Club , Interna tiona l Club , Peppers , Aeo lian Choir, Advanc ed Band , Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, State Music Clinic, Joy Night particip ant, Nationa l Honor Society .

PRALLE , PENNY SUZANNE : Arts and Sciences , Senior play commit tee , Mumme rs play cast , Mumme rs, Peppers , Internationa l Club.

PROFFITT, RON L. : Business Adminis tration, Advanc ed Band, track and footbal l manage r.

QUEEN , RALPH V.: Business Admini stration and Arts and Sciences, honor roll, Assemb ly Commi ttee , Varsity and Re serve tennis letters, track certifica te.

RAGER , GEORGE L. : Enginee ring, Home Room Representative and Alterna te, Reserve baseba ll letter.

RAMER , CAROL KAY : Business Admini stration , Y-Teens secretary, Peppers squad leader, Interna tional Club , Sophom ore Girls Glee Club, honor roll .

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Harr y Rasmussen Reifschne ider

Hele n Ra smussen Re iger t

Ra y Rista u

Rebe nsdo rf Roge rs

Redd ish Rom inge r

Re ich R'onis

RASMUSSEN , HARRY MARTIN : Business Adm inis trati on, Lin \s salesman.

REICH , OREN PHILLIP : Trades Prep arat ory, Sophomore

Business Adm inis trati on, Hom e Room Rep rese ntat ive and Alte rnat e, Adv oca te adv ertisin g salesman, Ope ra chorus and com mitt ee, Aqu a li nks secreta ry, Peppers, Inte rnat iona l Club , Sophomore Girl s Gle e Club , Jun ior Girl s Gle e Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, ECA Com mitt ee, hon or roll , Joy Nig ht part icip ant, Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety.

REIFSCHNEIDER, ANN MARIE : Arts and Sciences, Peppers,

RASMUSSEN ,

HELEN

MAREE:

RAY , CAROLYN SUE : Business Adm inis trati on and Cler ica l, Peppers, G AA lette r, G AA , Usherettes.

foot ball cert ifica te, Adv anc ed Band.

Wri ters Clu b , Inte rnat iona l Club , Sop hom ore Girl s Gle e Club , Bett y Cro cke r Future Hom ema ker of Tomorrow Awa rd, Senior play com mitt ee.

REIGERT , JAMES: Trades Prep arat ory.

RISTAU , NANCY JANE : Teachers, Hom e Room Alte rnat e, Coe d Counselors, Peppers, Sophomore hon or roll, Lounge Com mitt ee.

Girl s

Gle e

Club ,

REBENSDORF, ROSEMARY: Business Adm inis trati on, Inte rnati ona l C lub, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girl s Gle e Club .

REDDISH , CAROL ANN: Business Adm inis trat ion, Y-Teens , Peppers .

Row bal Rud olph

Rowen Rutkovskis

Royal Saba ta

ROGERS , KAREN ANN: Arts and Sciences, Lin \s salesman, Hom e Room Alte rnat e , Ope ra chorus and com mitt ee, Senior play com mitt ee, Cle f Clu b , Future Nur ses Club , Inte rnat iona l Clu b, Peppers, Sophomore Girl s Gle e Clu b pres iden t, Jun ior Girl s G lee Clu b acco mpa nist, Girl s Oct et, Aeo lian Cho ir, All -State , Stat e Mus ic Clin ic, Cou nty Day Register of Deeds , Joy Nig ht part icip ant.

ROMINGER , JUDY MARILYN : Sten ogra phic , GA A , Future Sec reta ries, Peppers, Sophomore Girl s Gle e Club .

RONIS, BR IGITA MARITE: Arts and Sciences , Peppers.

ROWBAL , JANET KAY: Business Adm inis trati on, Ope ra cho-

rus, Usherettes, Y-T eens , Peppers, Sop hom ore Girl s Gle e Club , Jun ior Girls Gle e Club , Aeo li an Cho ir, Joy Nig ht pa rtici pan t.

ROWEN , MARY KAY BRING : Business Adm inis trati on, Hom e

Room Representative, Ope ra chorus, Inte rnat iona l Clu b, Safe ty Com mitt ee, Peppers , Sop hom ore Gi .-ls Gle e Cub , Jun ior Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, Varsity Che erle ade r, Joy Nig ht part icip ant.

ROYAL, MINNIE LENA : Business Adm inis trati on, Peppe.s.

RUDO!.. PH , ROGER GEORGE : Arts and Science$, Re , erve foot ball lette r, Sophomore foot ball cert ifica te , hon or roll.

RUTKOVSKIS , ANDRIS : Engineering.

SABATA , KENNETH E.: Engineering , Adv anc ed Band , honor roll.

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SALTER, PETER HAROLD : Engineering , Science C lub presi dent, Camera Clu b pres ident and treas urer , Orpheons treasurer, Writers Clu b, Orchestra treasurer , Lincoln Youth Symphony, State Music Clinic, Regents Scho larship wi~ner, Finalist in the National Merit Exams, All -State, National H onor Society.

SAMPSON , WARREN L.: Engineering and Agricu lture , Lin~s photographer, A dvocate photographer, Camera C lu b presi dent.

SANBORN , LORNA LYNN : Business Admin istration, Y-Teen s, International Club, Future Se cretaries , Peppers, Coed C oun sel ors , Soph omore Girl s Glee Club.

SANDERS, LINDA JUNE: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Re presentative and Alternate, Opera choru s, Junior play committee, Art Clu b secretary-trea surer, International Club , G AA vice -president, Peppers , Soph omore Girl s G lee C lu b, Junior Girls Glee C lub, A eolian Choir, G A A emblems, State M usic Clinic , Joy Night participant, Lounge C omm ittee , A dvocate reporter.

SAUNDERS, THO.MAS HENRY: Engineering, Opera lead and chorus , A eolian Choir, "Boys Octet, Advanced Band , State M usic C linic, honor roll , Joy Night crew and participant, Ban d letter, Sophomore football certificate, National Honor Society.

Sa lte r Sanders

Sampson Saund ers

Sanborn Scheel e

SCHEELE, ROY MARTIN: A rts an d Sciences, A dvocate A ssist ant Sp orts Edit or, Sophomore football certificate , Boys' State City Clerk, honor roll , Quill and Scroll.

SCHRUNK, DON·: Engineering, Varsity basketball letter, Re serve baseba ll letter, L Club, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club.

SCHERBAK, JACK: Engineering .

SCHUMAN, HENRY C .: Arts and Sciences.

SCHILDT, AliLA MARIA : A rts and Sciences, Student Council, International Club, A rt Club , Peppers , GAA vice -president, American Field Service Exchange Student fr om Finland.

SCHWABAUER, JANICE KAY: Stenographic, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee C lub , Jun ior Girl s Glee Club, Joy Night participant.

SCHLEGELMILCH , DONALD DEAN : Business A dministration , Reserve track letter.

SCHWINDT, JON CLARK: Engineering , L C lub, Boys G lee Club , Reserve footba ll and baseball letters , Varsity football letter.

SCHMIDT, LOREN EDWARDS: Business A dministration, A dvance d Band .

SCH~EIDER, JOHN DALE : Engineering, Boys G lee Club.

SCHRADER, LARRY KEITH: Night participant.

Business A dministration , Joy

SCHROEDER, OLIVIA ANN: Stenographic, Home Room A lternate, Peppers, Soph omore Girl s Glee Club.

Scherbak Schroeder

Schildt Schrunk

Schlegelm ilch Schuman

SELLMEYER, KLEA LYN: Stenographic and Business A dministration , Home Room Representative and A lternate, A dvo, cate reporter, Opera chorus and committee , Junior and Senior plays committees , Writers C lub, Internationa l Club, Y-Teens, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Jun ior Girl s G lee C lub , A eolian Ch oir, Keentime Council , H i-Spot C ommittee , Lin~s sale sman, Joy Night crew and participant.

Schm idt Schwabauer

Schne id er Sc hwindt

Schrader Sellmeyer

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Seymour D. Shepard

Shad ley Shields

Shaner Shneide r

SEYMO UR, V ICTOR IA JANE : Arts and Science s and Fin e Arts, Aqua links, Peppers , Interna tional C lu b , Orches tra pres ident, Linco ln Youth Sympho ny, Advanc ed Band , State Music C linic, honor roll, Nation al Honor Society .

SHADL EY, LOUISE ELINOR : Business Admi nistratio n , Home Room A lternate , Advoca te reporte r , Opera chorus and committee , Junior and Senior plays casts , Mumme rs play cast and Studen t Directo r, M imes secreta ry, Mumme rs , Peppers , Sophom ore Girls Glee C lu b, Junior Girls G lee Club, A eolian Choir, honor roll, ECA Comm ittee , Joy Night particip ant, Fin e Arts Festiva ls, Sen ior Speake r, Nationa l Honor Soc iety, Quill and Scroll.

SHANE R, KARALEE ANNE : Arts and Sciences and Enginee ring , Junior and M ummers p lays commit tees , Senior p lay cast, GAA emb lems, Interna tional C lub , Mumme rs, Coed Coun selors, Peppers , Jun ior Academ y of Science Award.

A. Shaw Siddens

M. Shaw Sievers

C. Shepard B. Simon

SIMON , EDDIE LEE : Trade s Prepara tory .

SINCEB AUGH , GORD ON DOUG LAS: Bu siness Adm inistrat io"., Boys G lee C lu b.

SINNER , LAWRE NCE LUCEE N : Busines s Admi nistratio n , Advanced Band , Reserve footba ll letter.

SIPES, NANC Y JUNE : Arts and Scie nce s, Lin~s typist, Ad, vocate reporte r, Peppers , Writers C lu b , So ph omore G irls G lee C lub , Y-Teens , Quil l and Scroll.

SM ITH , ADAM : Enginee ring , Home Room Repre sen tat ive and A lternate , Boys Glee C lu b , Vars ity and Re : erve basketball letters , Re serve footbal l and ba seball letters.

SMITH , CENITH C OLLEEN : Bu siness Adm inistra•tion, Y -Teen s, In ternation al C lu b , Future Nurses C lub, Peppe rs.

SHAW , ALBERT E.: Trades Prepara tory.

SHAW , MARY ANN : Stenog raph ic and Business Adm inistra tion, Future Secreta ries, Pepper s, Y-Teens , Usheret tes , Joy Night crew.

SHEPA RD, CORNE LIUS ORVILL E : Enginee ring, Ad vanced Band , Orches tra , Joy Night particip ant.

SHEPA RD , DARRELL ROYCE : Bu sin ess Adm inistrat ion, Nationa l Honor Soc iety.

SHIELD S, LARRY EDWAR D : Enginee ring , honor roll.

SHNEID ER, MANN Y HAROL D : Enginee ring and Arts and Sciences, honor roll, Varsity swimmi ng letters, L Club.

SIDDEN S, MARLE NE CARO L: Arts and Sc ience s, Soph o more G irls Glee C lu b.

SIEVERS, BONNI E JO : Business Admini stration , Opera cho rus, Mimes , Y-Teens, Interna tional C lu b , Peppers squad leader, Sophom ore Girls Glee Club , Junior G irls G lee Club , Aeolian Choir, State M usi c Cl inic, Joy Night partic i pant.

SIMON , BARBA RA ANNE : Busin ess Adm inistrat ion, Interna tional C lu b , Pepper s, honor ro! I.

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E. Simon Sipes

Sincebau gh A. Smith

Sinner C. Smith

STARK WEATH ER, LAVETA JEANN t: Business Admini stration , Peppers, Sophom ore Girls G lee Club.

STERKEL, DIANN E ROSE: Clerica l , Peppers , GAA treasurer, GAA emblems, Sophom ore Girl s Glee Club.

STEWART, PHYLLIS JEANN E: Sten ograph ic, Junior Girls G lee Club, 'Future Secreta ries, Peppers.

STIASl NY, MARY MARGA RET: Arts and Sciences, Junior Red Cross C ouncil, Peppers, Interna tional Club, Y-Teens.

STILES, SANDR A JANE: Business Admini stration , Y-Teen s, Peppers, Usheret tes.

STIVERSON, DUANE R.: Enginee ring.

D. Smith Sovereign

W. Smith

Soukup Spomer

Spicer

SMITH , DIANE LEIGH: Nurses Club , Peppers.

Business

STOKI, PHYLLIS JEAN: Clerica l, Aeolian Choir, Opera chorus and commit tee, Peppers , Sophom ore Girls G lee Club.

Adm inistrati on,

Future

SMITH , WALLY REX : Industri al Arts .

SOUKU P, GLEN JOSEP H: Trades Prepara tory.

SOVER EIGN , SAUND RA DALE : Clerica l, Peppers , salesman , Twirler , Joy Night crew.

SPICER, CARMI DEAN: Business Admini stration , tional Club, Orches tra, baseba ll manage r.

Link._s

Interna-

SPOMER, SHARO N DIANE: Stenog raphic , Home Room Alterna te, Y-Teens, Interna tional Club , Future Secretaries, Peppers , Soph omore G irls Glee Club , Usheret tes.

SPRAY , STEPHEN THOMA S: Arts and Sc iences, Doormen.

Spray Stiverson

Starkwe ather Stoki

Sterkel Stokke

STOKKE, OLAF MARTI N: Enginee ring and Arts and Science s, Home Room Alterna te and Represe ntative, Scribe Editor-i n chief, Science Club preside nt and vice-pre sident, Writers Club, Camera Club, honor roll, Elks Most Valuabl e Studen t Award, Regents A lternate , Nationa l Honor Society .

STOLLEY·, CLAUD IA JEANN E: Stenog raphic, Future Secretaries, Future Nurses Club , Interna tional Club , Clef Club, Y-Teens, Peppers , Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club , Sophom ore G irls G lee Club, honor roll, Joy Night participant, Opera chorus , Senior play commit tee, Nationa l Honor Society .

STORK , VICKI LYNNE : Arts and Sc iences, Advoca te advertising salesman, Sen ior play commit tee, Interna tional Club, Future Nurses Club, Junior Red Cross Counci l , Peppers, GAA , Sophom ore Girls Glee C lu b , Joy Night crew, Assembly Commi ttee , Link._s salesman.

STRAZ DINS, LILITA M.: Arts and Sciences, Future Nurses Club.

Stewart Stolley

St iastny Stork

Stiles Strazdins

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STUHR , REBECCA M. : Stenog raphic, Home Room Representative , Opera chorus, Seni or play commit tee, Mummers, Interna tional C lu b, Aqualin ks, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior G irls Glee Club , Soph omore Girls G lee Club.

STUTZ MAN , ROGER LeROY : Cleri cal.

SUMME RS, JUDY: Busin ess Admini stration , Home Repres entative , Advanc ed Band, Tw irl er, Band letter.

Room

SWAN , HAROL D MARTI N: Business Admini stration , Camera Club vice-pre sident, Senior play commit tee , basketba ll manager, Joy Night particip ant, Doormen.

SWIND LE, JUDITH EVELYN : Stenog raphic , Home Room Repres entative and Alterna te , C lef C lu b , Ae olian Choir, Mimes , Peppers , Sophom ore Girls Glee C lu b , Junior Girls Glee Club, Interna tiona l Club, Joy Night particip ant, Opera chorus.

TAFT, SHARO N KAY: Stenog raphic , Future Secreta r ies, Peppers.

TALLA KSON , DENNIS WADE : Enginee ring , Opera chorus, A eolian Choir.

TAYLO R, WINNIF RED E:LAINE : Cler ical , Peppers , Sophomore Girls G lee Club.

THOMP SON , BRUCE DALE: Enginee ring , Opera chorus , L C lub, Boys G lee C lub, Aeolian Choir, Varsi ty and Reserve swimming letters , footbal l manager, J oy Night particip ant.

THOMP SON , W . JACK : Arts and Sc iences .

W. Thompson Traudt

Thurston True

Tilman Tuttl e

Swan Tallakson

Sw indle Taylor

Taft B. Thompso n

THURS TON , KAREN KAE: Art s and Sciences , H o me Room Represe ntative and Alterna te , Link,_s salesman, Junior play commit tee, Future Nurses Club, Interna tional Club, Y-Teens, Mimes , Peppers , Sophom ore Girls G lee C lu b preside nt, Varsity and Appren tice Cheerle ader, Homec oming Attenda nt, Joy Night particip ant.

TILMA N , DONAL D ARTHU R : Trade s Prepara tory.

TRAUD T, JON EVERETT: Enginee ring , Chess Club, Science .

C lu b, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsity swimming letters.

TRUE, PAUL CHARL ES: Enginee ring, Home Room Representative, Opera lead and chorus, Advanc ed Band , Aeolian Cho ir, Boys Octet, Boys Glee Club, Reserve track letter, State Music Clinic , honor roll, Joy Night particip ant, Band letter, Nationa l Honor Society .

TUTTLE , DON A. : Busines s A dminist ration , L Club, Varsity and Reserve footbal l letters, A ll- City footbal l team.

UPTON , JOAN ADELE : Business Admini stration , Studen t Council , Home Room Represe ntative, Junior C lass secreta ry, Junior and Senior plays commit tees, Y-Teens , Future Nurses Club, Future Secreta rie s, Interna tional C lu b , Pepper s, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Varsity Cheerle ader.

UR I, MARGA RET MARY: Business Adm inistrati on, Y-Teens , Future Nurses Club , Coed Coun selors, Pepper s, Twirler , honor roll.

VEON , PAMEL A ANN: Enginee ring , Home Room Representa tive and Alterna te , Link,_s salesman, Junior and Sen ior p lays commit tees , Peppers , Art Club vice-pre sident, Y-Teens, Internationa l C lub, Future Nurses Club , honor roll , Safety com mittee, Junior Red Cross Coun cil, Fine Arts Festival , Jo y Night crew.

Upton

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W ATSO N , LI NDA ANN: Art s and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Junior play committee, Mimes, Y-Teens, lniernational Club, Writers Club, Coed Coun : elors, Peppers, honor roll.

Vlach Wallin

Vlasnik Waser

Voss Watson

WAYBRIGHT, JUD ITH KAY E: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Mimes , International Club, Future Nurs3 s Club vice-president, Peppers, Sophomo re Girls Glee Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

WEBER , SHARON KAY: Arts and Sciences.

WEISENBORN , MARY JO : Homemaking, Opera chorus, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

VLAC H , JOE J.: Trades Preparatory.

VLASN IK, JAMES LEE: Clerical, swimming certificate.

WELLS , MARV I N : Industrial Arts.

WENT I NK, LARRY EUGENE : Business Administration, Boys Glee Club , Joy Night participant.

VOSS , EDWARD EUGENE : Trades Preparatory.

WADHAMS , VIRG I N IA JOYCE : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Scribe typist, Junior and Senior plays committees, International Club , Future Nurses Club president, Science Club, Pepper squad leader, honor roll, Usherettes, J oy Night Central Committee and crew, ECA Committee, National Honor Society secretary.

WEST, LARRY EUGENE : Business Administration.

WEST, SANDRA ANN: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Opera chorus, Junior, Senior and Mummers plays casts, Peppers vice-president, Mummers, Mimes, _Y-Tee_ns, International Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club , Aeolian Choir, Joy Night participant.

WAGNER , HARVEY RONALD : Trades Preparatory.

WEST, WALTER WAYNE : Trades Preparatory.

WALKER , JUD ITH ANN : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representatiye , Advocate reporter, International Club, Mimes, -Future Nurses Club, Peppers , Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, Assembly Committee.

WALLIN , BEVERLY JOAN : Arts and Sciences, Advocate Second Page Editor, Junior and Senior plays committees, Internatio nal Club, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, Aqualink s treasurer, Pepper~, Mimes, honor rol l, Joy Night- crew and participant, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll.

WASER , JUDITH MIRIAM : Arts and Sciences, Opera chorus and committee, ln+ernational Club, Mimes, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club , Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian C hoi1·, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic, honor roll , Joy Night crew and participant, All-State , l\ational Honor Society.

Wells

Wentink

L. West

WEST, W ILLIAM CHARLES : Arts and Room Alternate, Reserve baseball letters.

Waybright S. West

Weber Walter West

Sciences,

Weisenborn William West

Home

WESTCO TT, JIM LEE : Trades Prep arato ry, Boys Glee Club , Aeo lian Choir , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

WHIT E, PATRICIA LYNN : Home maki ng, Hom e Room Representative, Y-Teens , Future Nurses Club , Intern ation al Club , Peppers .

W ILHELM , KAREN RUTH : Business Admi nistra tion , Hom e Room Representative, Oper a chorus, Intern ation al Club , Peppers, Soph omor e Girls Glee Club , Junio r Girls Glee C lu b, Aeoli an Choi r, hono r roll, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

WILL IAMS , DON ALD HAM PTO N : Arts and Sciences , Art C lu b, Science C lu b , Joy Nigh t crew.

WILL IAMS , WESLEY STUART: Business Adm inistr ation .

WILS ON , ANN MARIE: Cleri cal, Mummers , Future Secretaries, Usherettes.

WILS ON , FRED C .: Business Adm inistr ation , Boys Glee Club .

WILS ON , STEPHEN RAY : Engineering, Hom e Room Alter nate, Oper a chorus and comm ittee.

WILS ON , STEVEN OLAY : Fine Arts , Scribe Art Edito r, Art Club , Chess C lu b.

WINK ELM AN , JOH N N.: Arts and Sciences and Engineering,· Sc ience C lu b president, vice- presi dent, and treasurer, Write rs Club vice- presi dent, Orch estra , Lincoln Youth Sym phony, Natio na l Meri t finalist, All-S tate Scholastic team , Regents Scholarsh ip winner, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty Scholarship finalist, Natio na l Hono r Society.

WISE , RONALD EUGENE : Arts and Sciences and Agric ulture, Oper a chorus and comm ittee, Aeoli an Choi r, Boys Glee Club , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

W ITT, SHA RON LEE : Arts and Sciences , Stude nt Coun cil.

Inter natio nal C lu b, Clef C lu b, Junio r G irls Glee C lu b li bra rian, Girls ' State Coun ty Clerk, honor roll, State Stud ent Coun cil Asso ciatio n vice- presi dent, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t and Mistress of Ceremonies, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

WOH LFAR TH, DAYE E.: Arts and Sciences, A dvoc ate Sports Edito r, L C lu b, Unive rsity of Nebraska School of Journalism Si lver Key, Elks p ublic ation award, Q uill and Scroll, Vars ity tennis lette rs , basketball manager.

WOO D , LARRY T.: Arts and Sc ien ces.

YAN T, DIAN KAY : Business Admi nistra tion , Y-Teens, Internatio nal C lu b , Peppers, Joy Nigh t parti c ipant , Hom ecom ing atten dant, All-S ports Queen.

YONKEY , CON NIE RAE : Sten ograp hic, Peppers , Junio r Girls Glee Club , Aeoli an Choi r, hono r roll, Joy Nigh t participa nt, Natio na l Hono r Society.

YONKEY , DON NA IRENE: Sten ograp hic , Peppers, Sophomor e Girls Glee Club , Junio r Girls Glee Club , Aeoli an Choi r, hono r roll, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Natio nal Hono r Society.

West cott D. Wi lliams F. W ilson W i nkelman Woh lfa rth C. Yonkey

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White W.W illiam s Stephen W ilson Wise Wood D. Yonkey

Wilhe lm A. W ilson Steven W ilson W itt Yant Zadin a

ZAD INA, JUDI TH ANN : A rts and Sciences, Hom e Room Representative and Alter nate, Lin~ s Edito r-in-c hief, Oper a chorus and comm ittee, Junio r play Stud ent Direc tor, Y-Teens , Inter natio nal C lu b, Aqualinks, Hi-Sp ot Com mitte e , Keentime Coun cil, Peppers squad leader, Clef Club , Soph omor e Girls G lee Club , Aeoli an Choi r, G irls' State Direc tor of the Departm ent of Bankin g , honor roll, Joy Nigh t Cent ral Com mitte e secretary, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Ame rican Field Service Cand idate , Natio na l Hono r Socie ty, Quill and Scroll.

J. Zuerlein

D. Zuerle in

Zelen

ZUER LEIN,' DARRELL D.: Arts and Scien ces, Boys Glee Club .

ZELEN , BERNICE: Arts and Scien ces, Home Room Representative and Alternate , Advoca te Book Editor, International Club , Mimes treasurer, Writers Club, Junior Red Cro ss Council , Peppers , Sophomore Girls Glee Club li brarian, Joy Night crew, honor roll, Senior play committee.

ZUER LEIN, JOHN G. : Eng ineering, L Clu b president, Varsity foot ba ll letters, Varsity and Reserve gymnastics letters, Re serve track letters.

SENIORS NOT PICTURED ABBI NK, RUSSELL

IHLANDFELDT, DON

REEVIS , SHARON

ANDERSON , JERRY

JORDAN, ODRY

RIGG, CLIFF

BIRNBAUMS, !NARA

JOY, RICHARD

SCHLEIGER , DELORIS

BISHOP , DOUGLAS

KEMPER , JUDITH

SCHLEIGER, DORIS

BUCK , OLE

KENNEDY, FRANK

SPREIER, RICHARD

BU LL, CHARLES

MAH ER, RICHARD

TUCKER, GARY

DELGADO, ROBERT

MARES , ALVIN

VAMPOLA, ROGER

DEMBECK, RICHARD

McCLELAND , GLEN

WELCH , CHARLENE

GILLAN, DON

Mc WILLIAMS , GAY LEN

WORSTER , PERRY

GOMEZ, MICHAEL

NEWM AN , TED

ZAPALAC, Bl LL

HOPFENZITZ, EWALD

PARKER , JUDITH

ZIMMERMAN , BARBARA

HOUSEPIAN , MITRA

RAMSEY, ANNE

Nation al Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists, Sarge Dubinsky, Sid C hesnin, Peter Salter, John Winke lman, and Richard Carte r were voted the group most likely to blow up the new chemi stry lab. Their devas tating antics commonly scare even the bravest souls from the premises.

Steve Wilson and Denny Mowre y exercise their voting privileges like good Lincoln High Students as they depos it their ballots. Doug Carr, Vern Hartman, and Kathi Kimmel are busy checking the authe nticity of voters. Passing out ballots is also part of their job.

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No, this isn't something from a fairy tale.

It's just two senior girls , Sharon Wit t and . Judy Garn er, cele brat ing Hob o Day. In spite of thei r attir e, both are well dressed for the occasion.

Arni e Garson, Judy Corn , Nan cy Butler and Nan cy Sipes work feve rishl y with Mrs. Ruth Gart ner's invaluable aid in an effo rt to mee t a dead line. Man y long hours were spen t com pilin g the Lin~ s, and on several occasions staff members were requ ired to work evenings.

a frien dly card game, but it appears strange as Karen Thurston sneaks a look at Bernice Zelen's hand . and Judy Wal ker wants to swap one of her cards. Oh well, may be they 'll all win!

This meth od of passing a chem istry test, dem onst rate d by Chip Kuklin, does n't pay. John Jett , Roger Rudolph and Bob Mitc hell think it's good for a laugh, but even Chip prefers orth odox tacti cs.

Actu ally the seni or class officers work hard all year, but here, in a light er mood, Gar y Fleischmann, treasurer, Alan Nielsen, president, and Joe Moo re, vice -pre side nt, try to dispose of Fred Amb rosin i, secr etary .

"Wh ich came first, the chicken or the egg ?" quip s Beverly Mox ham as she, Carm i Spic er and Rob ert Frey cuddle the new-born bab y chicks which science classes use for observation. Perhaps the wise old owl knows the answer, but if so he doesn 't seem too anxious to reveal it.

Free dental inspection for all students is just one of the many services which are provided annually by the school 's health department. Dr. Dale Capek tells Frances Harpster to say "Ah," as Margaret Henriksen looks on and waits her turn in the long line.

The situation doesn 't seem too logical a.s Joanie Upton has to stretcheven on a chair-to measure Don Burt for his graduation gown. Seniors claim it's all part of the fun of being seniors.

The line was often busy at the Witt residence this year and , Sharon Witt will have to take her share of the blame. It appears that she is just-getting the phone receiver- warmed up for a long evening's work. How about it, Tad?

Centennial fever ran high at LHS as Arnie Garson, Larry Grenemeier, Doug Carr and Ron Wise will attest.

The bearded four enjoy ribbing each other as they threaten one another with scissors.

Yes, it's Hobo Day at LHS and the seniors are in the height of their glory while sophomores and juniors stare ln wonderment. Sharon Behrends, Judy Zadina, Nancy Butler and Judy Corn display typical hobo attire.

Tad Dunham seems to agree that the phone conversations with Sharon can get lengthy as he discusses everything from his afternoon golf to his dinner, which is getting cold while he 's talking.

Yes, the Dunhams also have a busy phone!

JUNIOR CLASS

Seen walking down the ha ll are juniors Sam Foudray, Sally Dale, Barbara Johnson, Margaret Howey, Virginia Wheaton, Darrel Stanard , Sharo n Davis, A rt McWilliams and Jim Eitel.

Shirley Abbott, Gary A llen , Ge rald A llen , Kay Allen , Mona Rae Al lison, Carol l Alt, Karen Alt, Mary Amend

Robert Amsp oker, Charles A nderson , Ann Andrews, Fred And rews, John Andrews, Marguerite Arnold, Donald Atki nson , Margaret Atkinson

Shirl ey Austin, Lewis Baker, Phyllis Baker, Rosemary Bar ker, Edd Barnhill, Lawrence Bate , Lorraine Bates, Carol Bauer '

Harold Ba uer, Marsha Ba uer, Ernest Baum, Paul Baxte r , James Baylor, Barbara Becker, Neva Becker, Roger Be hrends

Judy Beier, A strida Bendrups , Beth Bentall , Truman Berry, Knute Bersti s, Dannie Bertwell, Edd ie Bice , Margaret Biel

Joyce Bindrum , Dagnija Bite , JoAnn Blackwell, ' Cynthia Blake, Gayla Blasczak , Martha Bl iss , Margaret Bohl, Dave Bond

Stephe n Bork, Bruce Boveia , Gwendo lyn Bowler, Marjorie Brannen, Peter Brendal , Re becca Bridegam , Donna Bride gam, Richard Bridger

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David Bri ll, Winston Britt, Jack Bruns, Lila Brunkow, Lyle Brunsen, Kenneth Bryan , Stuart Buhrdorf, Cheryl Burcham

Don Burcham , Carole Burk, Myron Busboom, Gera ld Butts, Deanna Byers, Janet Byron , James Cade , Robert Caldwell

Rona ld Calhou n, Sally Carr, Janie Carter, Harley Cassner, Dick Castigliano, Karen Chambers , Terry Chand ler, Barbara Chas wn

William Childs, Gordon Chipman , Larry Clark, Larry C lawson, C larence Clemens , James Clement, Lloyd Cole, Michael Conn

Shirley Cordon , Sharon Cornell, Har ley Cotton, Rollie Courtright, Jim Craig, Robert Crandall, Yvonne Cree l, Sharon Crosby

Jon Crumb, Sally Dale, Jean Dallas, John Damm, Charles Danley, Karen Daugherty, Eugene Davis, Gianna Davis

Sharon Davis, Tom Davis, Sharol Dean , Stephen deBrown , Lillian Debus, Sharon DeHaven, Ben Delgad o, Diane !)enham

Donald Dermyer, Jeannette Dick, DeAnn Dietrich, Virginia Diffenderfer, Bob Diegel , Marguerite Dolen, Karen Dorman , Janet Doty

Sharon Douglas, Jon Downs , Lon DuBois, Walt Ducker, Marilyn Duncan, Stuart Durbin , James Eitel , Carole El s

David Enersen , Jerry Ernisse, Robert Eshe lman, Kathie Evans , Russell Evans, William Evans, Tere sa ·Farber, Larry Fau ss

Jackie -Feather, Martha Felton , Robert Fenemore, Patricia Filbert, Sharon Filbert, Richard Fischer, Leona Fisher, Dennis Flachman

Lyle Flanders, Graham Flury, Dennis Focht, James Fortner, Robert Foster, Sam Foudray, Larry Foulk, William Fowle s

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Sharon Fram stead, Jame s Freauf, Ray -Frohn, Nan cy Fry, Kenneth Fuhrer, Melvin Gagner, Myron Gagne r, Rita Gandara John Garrett , Timothy Gartner, Frank Gates, Rod Gei s, Sherril l Geistli nger, Carol George , Karen George , Ron Gerner Rod Gibb, Richard Gibson, Bruce Giebel haus, Ralph Glantz, Dianne Glenn , Martha Godwin , Roy Goema nn, Lyle Gooden kauf Alma Goss, Denn is Grady, John Grady, Melvin Grasz, Richard Green, Dawn Greene , Gary Greenes s, Anda Grinbergs

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Darrell Gross, Marlene Gross, Robert a Guillia tt, Ronald Haack, Richard Haase , Sharon Hacks tadt, Galen Hadley , Yicke Haeffne r Carolyn Hahn, Patricia Hall, Barbara Halsted , Joyce Hamilton , Mary Hamilto n, Den'ni s Hanne man, Cathie Harris, Gerald Harris Georg ia Hartm an, Suellen Heebne r, Hugh Helton, John Helzer, Cynthia Henry, Ray Hensley , Leroy Hergen rader, Sandi Hergen rader

James Hershb erger, Lew Hess .

Steve Hessee, Kay Hesser, Jon Hibner, Dean Heump hreus, Ginny Hildebr and, Patricia H1'11

Martin Hockem eier, Barbara Hoffma n, Shirley Hoffma n, Gary Holland , Billy Holliba ugh, Jeanett e Housel, Nancy Hou sel , Bob Howell

LaDonn a Howel l, Marga ret Howey, John Howlet t, Linda Hugelm an, Judith Hudson , Mary Hughes , Nancy Hughes , Jeanett e Hunkins

Leona Hunt, Alan Hurd, Rob ert Hyatt, Richard Imm, John Isaman, George lndrikso n, Jerry Jacobs, Sandra Jacobse n

llze Jakobso ns, Vanessa Jalet, Juris Jesifers , Stanley Johann es, Barbara Johnson , Monica Johnson, Richard LaYern Johnson , Richard Louis Johnson

These six junior girls, Sherry Proctor, Sherrill Geistlinger, Jackie Feather, Ardith Meinke, Caroll Alt, and Sharon Douglas were chosen Apprentice Cheerleaders and will move up to Varsity positions next fall. Here they demonstrate one of the many spirited cheers.

Joyce Spoor, Jackie Feather, and Claudia Walker are about as busy as one can get during their lunch period. Seldom can one encounter complete silence in the presence of the junior girls, but here the ultimate is obtained. All you have to do is buy them ice cream cones.

Robert John ston, Mar shall Jones, Rita J one s, LeRoy J uen qel, Clifford Kahler, Sandra Kahler , Sharo n Kahler, Dav id Kahm

Denni s Kampra t h, Joyce Kau f man , Steven Kehm , Jane Kei l l, Joel Ke ller, Karen Kermmoade , Diana Kern s, Wayne Kern s

Bette King , Jerry Ki ng , Pa tricia Kinney, Lorraine Kinn ison , Roine Kirkbride, Darlene Kliment, Bruce Kl ine, Ted Kluge

Kenneth Knecht, Tim Knott, Janice Knowlton , Jim Koehn, Karen Konz, Mari lyn Kostos , Jerry Krieger , David Krumm

Johnny Krzeneski , Gary Kubert, Carlene Kuebler, Garry Kuehn , Jim Kuehn , Sharon Kuenning, Paul Kugrens , Bonnie Kuklin

Gary Kunert, Jochen Landre , William Lane, Donna Larsen, Marcia Larsen , Sharon Larsen , Sharon Larson , Richard Laursen

Donald Lawson, Lester Lawson , Sandra Lawson, JoRene Layton , Ramona Lengner, Charlene Lentz, Marcia Leybold, Jim Ligenza

Jacqueline Likens, John Linins , John Linn, Jacqueline Li ntz, Gary Little, Roger Lohr, Carol Loos , Sharon Luedtke

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Rodney Luf t, Ann e Lun dy, Ro ger Lytle , Kat hry n Ma ce, Lee Ma ler, Dennis Ma lon e, Paul Ma her , Ca roly n Maresh

He rbe rt Ma rke r, Elaine Ma rkey, Cha rles Ma rtin , Cla ren ce Ma rtin , Dar rell Ma rtin , Diane Ma rtin , Jos eph ine Ma rtin , Jud y Ma rtin Jer ry Massa, Ge ne Masters, Diane Ma ttic e, Ken t Ma uel , Barbara Ma ul, Do nal d Maxwell , Peter Mazurak, Ge ne Mc Cre igh t Dan Mc Ge rr, Mic key Mc Gu ire, Karen Mc Kee ma n, Don Mc Larnan , Dick Mc Mic hae l, Joe Mc Ne il, Dick McPheeters , Joseph Mc Phe ete rs Art hur Mc Wil liam s, Jud y Me ahan , Sharon Me ier, Ard ith Me ink e, Sh aro n Me isin ge r, Gle nda Melson, Ma ry Melson, Pat rici a Me tca lf

Jean Me yer , Joa n Me yer , Dave Meyers, Rollin Mic hau d, Bet ty Mil ler, Eleanor Mil ler, Joh n Mil ler , Phil Mil ler

The sa fet y sign in the ca fet eri a never go t int o do ub le figures. A nd y Stoneman, Jo n Tra ud t and Bev Nie me ye r are pa rt of the cause of this as the y dis pla y the ir wounds.

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• The Co un ty Day elections were pa rt of the tra dit ion al Ju nio r Class ex cite me nt. Bo nnie Kuklin and Jackie Likens are anxious to join the fun as the y dis pla y ca mp aig n posters.

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Delores Minford, David Mitchell, James Mitchell, Roger Moats, Roger Moock, Calvin Mook, Roy Morgan , George Moroz Sammy Morris, Jeannette Morrison, Marcella Moser, Maurice Moser, Steve Moses, Robert Moxhar,-; , Ronald Mullins, Ronald M unson Patty Murkle, Edward Murphy, Janet Nelson, Kathy Nelson, Rebecca Nelson, Don Niederhaus , Mary Niemann, Beverly Niemeyer

Sharon Nixon , Marvin Novak , Kathleen O'Kelly, Merle Oldenburg, Fred Olson, Harry Oquist, Gregg Ortiz, Carolyn Osmera Douglas Osterholm, Carol Ostiguy , Barba ra Owens, JoAnn Owens, Judy Owens, Vicki Owens, Arya Ozolins, Karen

Packer

Sherry Patton , Phillip Pearce , Lelonne Peery, Wi ll iam Perkins, A lbert Perry, Harry Perry, Lee Pester, Virginia Pe_ters

Roger Peyton, William Pfeiff, Connie Phillips , Dennis Phillips, Doretta Phillips , Susie Pierce, Gayle Pitsch , Charlotte Pleis

Garry Powe ll , Merna Prettyman, William Probasco, Sherry Proctor, Carl Rafert , Jerry Ray , Betty Rector, Creig Reed

Martina Reel , Gunta Rekte , Richard Revis, Bob Reynolds , Sandra Rice, Sharon Rice , Richard Ripley , James Roach

Lyle Roach, Sandra Roach , Ronald Robert , Jacqueline Roberts, Diane Robotham, Joyce Ronin , Janis Ronis , Virginia Roseberry Norman Rosenberg, Marv Rozmarin, Ernie Ryan , James Sackett, Gaylen Sandvold, Susan Sanger, Herman Saunders, Carolyn Scanlon James Scanlon, Francis Schaad, Jeannette Schaaf, Joy Schall, G lenn Schaumburg, Keith Scheer, Bob Scheidt, Rosa Scherle

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Lyle Sch leige r, Bruce Schneider, Delores Sch neid er, Geo rge Sch neid er, Bob Schnell , Jud y Schnell, Loi s Sch nieb er, Sandra Sch rine r Susa n Sch ritt, Linda Schu lde is, Rog er Sch wab aue r, Pam Schwarzenbach , Larr y Schweitzer, Lenore Schwe itze r, Rebecca Sch wenke, Rob ert Schwenke Bob Schwich tenb erg, Karen Sch wind t, Mar jorie Sc ott, Jud y Sha fer, La ura Shaner, Patr icia Shannon, Beverly Shefferd , Patrici a Sheldon

Dew ey She rida n , Cur tis Shipps, Sarah Shutts, Barry Siede ll, Don ald Siefkes , And ris Sild egs , Thomas Silva, Car ol Simmons

Edward Sim pson , Mar y Sims , Har vey Sing er, Thomas Sitzman , Yola nta Smeils , Mic hae l Snif f, Russell Snow, LeRoy Sny der Susie Sommer, Pete Sommerhauser, Sandy Sommers, Larr y Sorge, Sandra Spa edt, Joy ce Spahn , Joy ce Spo or, Dav id Staats

Anit a Stakens, Darr el Stan ard , Shera ! Starck, Patr icia Staska, Alfr ed Stau ning , Sherron Stern, Lois Steva, Deanna Stevenson

Tom Stew art, Van Stew art, Julia n Stires, Juliu s Stire s, Tom Stone , And rea Stoneman , H oward Stra in, Sh irley Strand

Barry Stru be , Steve Stru be, Don ald Sutt on, Mar tha Sutt on , Biruta Talazs , Barbara Tay lor, Mar y Teale, Francine Teleen

Mar k Tep ly , Larr y TeSelle , Lora lee TeSelle, James Thomas , Car ol Thompson, Larry Tho mp son, Peg gy Th om p$on, Sylvia Thompson Shir ley Tind le , Jud ith Tipp ery, Kay Trim ble , LaVonne Truax, Sharon Trudeau, Vict or Turl ey , Donna Upt on, Bill Van Ame rong en

Terr y Vance , Gin ger Van Hor n , Car lotta Ven erab le, James Villwock, Gar y Vasta , Kerr y Wa l den, Mar cia Wal dron , Bob Wa lder

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Claudia Walker, James Wallen, Nancy Wallin, Marjorie Ward, Selma Warnken, Karen Watson, Larry Watson, Christian Weber Russell Weber, Joe Weeth, Stanley Wehrli, Roger Weideman , Richard Weill , Vernon Welch, Sharon Wel ls, Sharo n Werne.r

Mary Wertman, Carolyn Wertz, Richard We st, Norma Weyand, Jerry Whalen, Virginia Wheaton, Harold Whi.tmarsh , Karen Wiedeman Tom Wilcox, Chris Wilken , Carey Williamson, Thomas Williamson, Marilyn Willis, Unita Wimes, Marlene Wink, Alice Winkelman Wesley Wipf, William Wisbey, Don Wise, Jerry Wismer , Gordon Wolcott, Karen Woodward, Joseph Workman, Margaret Wurm

Caroline Yant , John Yost, Judith Young , Fred Youngscap , Barbara Zichek, Warren Ziegenbein, Dennis Zimmerer, Sam Zollicoffer

Fred Youngscap, Sharon Rice, Howie Strain and Pat Metcalf seem anxious to grab a n after-school snack. They are quick to argue that everyone gets hungry once in a while and that the Junior: Class officers are certainly no exception.

The popcorn stand in the concessions room was the scene of considerable activity all year long. Here John Yost, Harvey Singer and Mickey McGui:e vainly search their pockets for their valuable nickels. Yost and Singer are eager to share McGuire's bag of popcorn.

The juke box was orie of the most popular features in the student lounge. The only diffiwlty is exemp Ii fi ed here as Vanessa Jalet, Sharon Framstead, Delores Minford and Ardith Meinke can't decide which of the I 00 tunes to

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SOPHOMORE CLASS

nny Joh ll, pbe Cam n Joa are , cap ngs You .

Mrs e, nurs ool sch by red asu me and d ghe wei Sop hom ore s bei ng Ake rs, And rea Ge org i , Tod d Ho ove r, Tom Eitel, and Pam Brownson.

Bett y Abb ott, Randy Ach er, Patsy Ada m s, Rita Agu i lar, Akin , Juli e Joh nny Akers, Joa nn A ldap e, Jim A lexa nde r

Dav id A llchin, Francis Alle n , Car olin e And erso n, Cha rlott e And erso n , Ga yle And ersoh, Har o ld And erso n, Hele n An derson , Sharon And erso n W illene And erso n , Rosemary And rew s, Mic hele Ang le, Mar gare t Arm stro ng , Sharen Arm stro ng, Ast r ida Aug stum s , DeW itt Au lt, Nad yne Baars Jim Bade , Edna Bailey, Jerr y Bailey, Car ylon Baker, Jud y Baker, Earl Baldwin, Alvi n BarBaker, Roger Baker, Earl Ba ld win, A lvin Barber

Bar tlett , Barr , Ansel Edith Steve Bassler, C liffo rd Bates, Ronnie Bauers, And a Baumanis, Mar gale ne Bayles s, Tom Beach

Sherry Bea tty, Kathleen Ben der , C lare Benta ll, Karen BentDon Bernhardt, Jan e ing, Betten , Rob ert Bettenhausen , Elizabeth Betts

Bigle y, Gun a Bite, Darwin Che ryl Bitte rma n , Shei la Blair, Jim Blauser, Jerr y Bod field , Rob ert Boehm , Jim Bog enrie f

Rob ert Bosking, Dianne Bost ic, Cha r les Boughn , Sharon Brock, Kath leen Breer, Shari Brooks , Rog er Brown, Pam Brownson

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Cynthia Bruce, Carolyn Bryan, Katha lene Bu mga rd ner, Susan Burbach, Clyde Burgess, David Burk , James Burkey, Don Burns

Barbara Busboom , Dean Busch , Karen Busch, Gary Butcher, Beverly Butts, Janet Buzick, Douglas Campbell, Joan Campbell Roger Campbell , Ginny Canfield, Mike Cannon, Richard Carlile, Louis Carranza , Ronnie Chambers, Linda Chattin, Frank Chavira Sheryl Cheever, Mary Chipman, Jerri Christopher, Dean Clark, Richard Clark, Troy Cleveland , Judy C line, Anne Coffey

Janice Coffia, Sharon Cole, Jack Coleman, Carolyn Condon , Donna Condreay~ lice Cooper, Bill Cooper, Nancy Cornell

Phyllis Cotton, Betty Couch, Sharon Coy, Linda Craig , Pat Cramer, Georgia Craven , Carol Crewdson, Michael Crow

Gerry Cullen , Jiin Curtin, Karen Dahlbeck, Karen Dah lstrom, Cynthia Daland, Charles Dalrymple, Joe Damian , Gloria Daugherty Katheren Daugherty , John Davenport, Teresa David , Steve Davidson, Sandra Davis , Jean Dawson, Roger deBrown , Jonece Debus.

Gary Dillow, Anne Dixon, Ruth Dorman, Barbara Donnelly, Martha Dornberger, Gary Drager, David Drevo, Karen Droud

Nancy Duffek, Jim Duffy, Sharon Dumler, Susie Duran, Richard Durham, Charles Eckery, Gary Edwards , Richard Eggerling

Dace Eglite, Wayne Eh le rs , Tom Eitel, Harvey Elliott, Renate England, Phillip Evans, Susie Evans, Linda Eyer

Linda Fager, Robert Fai ling, Robert Farber, Curtis Faust, Sharo n Fellman, Judie Fiala , Donna Filbert, Judith Filbert

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Lind a Finley, Deanna Fischer, Mel vin Fischer, Fay Fobes, Joh n Foley, Donna Foreman, Donna Foster, Car ol Fowlkes

Cin dy Franz, Nan cy Frazier, Ray mon d Frey, Rob ert Fri , ch, June Frits ch, RoJ ean Fritz , Sally Fulmer, Don ald Fult s

Cor ey Gac usan a , Mav is Gag ner, Larr y Gan shor n, Esth er Gar cia, Jack Gar dne r, Danni s Gar riso n , Car ol Gar tin , Wilfred Gar tzke

A ndre a Geo rgi , Gar y Ger sten berg er, Jerr y Get tma n, Dav id Gibs on, Jea n Gies , Jerr y Gies , Mar y Gilb ert, Bett y Gilla m

Gai l Gin gric h , Don Goe den , Sandra Gor don , Barb ara Goo dman, Rich ard G ould , Bett y Gra ham , Cha rles Gre der , Judith Gre ely Dan Gre en, Gre tche n Gre enwald, Mar ion Grif fitts , Rob err Grig gs, Ave ril Grim woo d, James Gro how ski, Tom Gro s s, Delb ert Gro te Arle ne Gru end ema n, Jud ie Gru ttis, Mar ylin Gud eke r, Ted Gus hard , Ken neth Haa r, Gar y Haas, Barb ara Had sell, Way ne Hal far Hele n Ham er, Lee Han cock , Mar gare t Han na, Susie Han neman , Cha rles Har den , Suzanne Har diso n , Bill Har t, Pam Hauschil dt Rog er Haw k, Step hen Hay e s, Mike Hay nes, Karen Hec kma n , Ger ald Heid enre ich, Mar y Her gen rade r, Bob Her nan dez , Bon ita Hia tt

• Deanna Hike s, Gae Hill, Kenneth Hink le, Virg inia Hod gin, Rob ert H olde r, Karen Holl en , Bett y Hoo per , Tod d Hoo ver

Shir ley Hop kins , San dra Hou se l, Joh n Hru za, Bruce Hub ' bard , Patsy Hud son , Nan cy Huf f, Dixi e Huf nag le, Basyl Hule wicz Bett y Hun t, Jam es Hussey, Ray mon d Hut ton, Rich ard Hyatt, Wilm a Ibur g, Gai da lesal nieks, Har ris llisk o, Mar vin ltzen

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The sophomores utiliz ed part of thei r self- gove rnmen t right s as LHS stud ents when they elec ted Biff Pfeiff, Rose Mar ie Jaco bs, Clar e Bentall, and Mike Siedel! as thei r Class offic ers . Class offic ers are chosen from the Hom e Room Rep rese ntat: ves and serve for a full year .

Even thou gh soph omo res Stev e Davidson, Dou g Usher, and Dixie H ufna gle are forc ed to wait in line as Mar y Tho rpe uses the offic e phone, all classes must share the guil t of tying up the offic e lines. A batt le royal ensues at 3: I 5 ever y day as all stud ents vie to use the phon e.

Bruce Jacob s, Rosemar ie Jacobs , Eugen e Jane, Marle ne Janousek, Zaiga Jansons , G lenda Jenkins , Jane t Jensen, Fred Jesse Mart in Johns , Darle ne Johns on, Daro ld Johns on, Jame s Joh nson , Janic e Johns on, Leslie Johnson, Sha ron Johns on , W illiam Johns on

Linda John ston , Sa lly John ston, Caro lyn Jones, Sharon Juda h, Joe Juric ek , Rogene Kalle meyn , Judy Karo f , Verno n Keen ey

Barbara Kelle r, Linda Kempkes, Sally Kenn edy , Jacki e Keyser, l:>ary Kilco yne , De lla Kilda w, Frances Kinge ry, Penny Kjergaard

Kathl een Kline , Doro thy Klippert, Eug ene Kn ight, Karen Knott , Howa rd Knox , Mark Koch, Gl oria Kowr ack , Jerry Krog er

Larry Kruse , Clare nce Kuen ning , Ronald Kurtz er, Karan Kuste r, Rosalie Kuya tt, Ray Lamb ert, Jim Lantz , Jean nette Larson Raymond Larson, Theo dore LaRose, Joyce Lawre nce, Jame s Laws , Roge r Ledb etter , Terry Legle r, Lelan d Cro sby, Willi s Leyden

Andy Liepnieks, Mary lynn Lillie, Larry Linga rd , Patty Lint+ , Gunt is Lipins, Karlis Liepi ns, Jerry Lisby , Vicki Lobush

Val Locka rd , Irene Logusz , Dona ld Lohr, Marg ie Lokey , Rosemary Long, M ichae l Loo s, Jane ~omax, Marv in Louth an

Jan ice Lovgren , Dag nija Luc s, Erne st Lun dqu ist , Mar ie Luthu ltz , M ary Luthu ltz, Jam es Lutzi , Valo rie Ma ce, J i m M alone y Ken Map stea d , Ma rga ret Manke, Fred Man they , Rob ert Mar ker, Viol et Marks, Keit h Mar qua rdt, Fred Mar tin, Joh n Mar tin

Maser, Ted Mar tin, Larry Donna Mau l , Tom Mau l, Jan is Mau ter, Sharon Maxon , Dari McC lees , Wes ley McC oy

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Karen McC urdy , Sandra McDermand, Mic hae l McD owe ll , Leslie McG err, Mike McG rath , Linda McM icha el, Jay McPheeters , C laud ette McW i lIiams R. C. Mea d , Ann a Med ina , Virg inia Meek, Mar y Meisner, Jan ice Mer icle , James Mer riman , Ken t Mey er, Kay Mic hae l

Sharon Mie lak , Bernie Mill er, Bett y Mil liga n , Lydia Min icz, Ma rcia Mis chn ick , Dav id Mitc he ll, Billie Mixo n , Jack ie Moe ller Dar old Mon ism ith, Har o l d Mon ism ith , Mar ion Mon roe, Mar y Mon roe, Cor win Moo re, Otis Moo re, Jim L. Mor gan , Jim R. Mor gan Jean Mos ely, Sherry Mos er, Nan cy Mou rer, Rex Mye rs , Sharon Nee ly, Duane Nelson, Lynn Neu man , Jud y- New e ll

Sophomores Vicki Simpson and Linda Finley will ing ly con form to the fads set in 1958-59 by wea ring the ir controv ers ial long socks.

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Ron Rosenberg and Co rey Gacusana wo n't giv e up on this stubborn locker as the y encounter one of the typ ica l • sop hom ore di_fficulties.

Janice Newma n , Larry Nichols , Steven Nimocks, Roger Norris, Patrick O'Conn ell, Ann Oder, Thomas Ollenbu rg, Dale Olson

Frank Orosco , Linda Osborn e , Sandra Otterm an, Bob Oue llette,· Carol Outz , Marilyn Owen, Juris Ozols, John Pabst

Valda Pakulis, George Panevics, Ivan Panevics, Barbara Pangle , Judy Parker, Charles Patton, Glenda Payne, Kenneth Payne Perrin, Perrin, Jean Diana Donna Peterson, Sandra Peterson , Lawrence Pfeiff, Carol Phe lps , Terry Phillipp i, Larry Phillips

Jill Phipps , Larry Pickering, Kent Pierce, Janis Pitsch , Patty Pitts, Barbara Placker , Steve Powell , Patricia Prall

Donna Preston , Gary Prey, David Prichard, Charles Province, Vilis Purins, Barbara Queen , John Radcliff , Jim Rainwa ter

Carole Raley, Diana Randa l l, William Raney, Larry Raskey, David Rathjen , John Rebensdorf, Larry Reed , A lfred Reel

Deloris Reiflin, Conn ie Reif- ' schneider, Mary Reifsch neider, Jan Reimers, Patricia Rein , Sandra Renken, Sidney Rhamy, Frank Richardson John Richardson, Barbara Ridpath , Nancy Riggins, Nellie Riley , Sharon Ring , Sondra Roberts, Carl Robinson, John Robinson

Nick Robinson, Robert Robinson , Joe Robitai lle, Joan Rockwell , Bill Rogers, Dennis Rohn , Fayetta Rose, Ron Rosenberg

Marlene Rowe, Dave Rowen, Gunta Roze, Valdis Rutmanis, Rybij, Rutt , John Barbara Kenneth Sader, Terry Sattler

Linda Scaggs, Joan Schach, Kennet h Schene man, Erika Scherl e, Donal d Schew e , St e phen Schick , Cynth ia Schmid t, Henry Schmid t

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Sha ron Sch mid t, Mic hae l Sch neid er, Way ne Sch nap p , Dar yl Sch oen feld , She rry Schnoonover, Bird ie Sch rade r, James A. Sch roed er, James H. Sch roed er Ruth Schultz, Mar y Schwaninger, Dean Schwenke, Gen e Schwenke, Way ne Sch wind t, Don na Sch wiso w, Mic hae l Sco tt, Sherrie Self Mar vin Sell , Larr y Sevenker, Mar gare t Shannon, Laverna Sharpnack, Jerr y Shaw, Jan eil Sherwood , She phe rd , Dav id Barbara Shuman

Mike Siedel!, Gar y Siem ers, Chr istin e Silva, Diana Simms, Jud ith Simpson , Vicki Simpson , Barbara Singer, Ale tta Sintek

Mar lene Sipes, Sharon Sipma , Phil lip Skaggs, G len Slot how er, Shir ley Smack, Joh n Smelser, Jacq ue li ne Smith , Keit h Smi th

Kenneth Smith , Nor a Smith , Ramona Smith , Sandra Smith, Mic key Snid er, Bill Sn ook, Joh n Snowden , Dave Sny der

Ronald Sommers , Stan Sparling, Pamela Spe ars, Cha rlee n Spencer, Louis Stan ard, Ann a mar ie Star che r , Nan cy Stark, Gar y Stee by Hen ry Stei nha uer, Jim Stein man , Nan cy Ste rne r , Elva Stevens, Ruth Stevens, Car o l Ste ven son , Dav id Ste war t , Gar y Stiles Ron Stork, Ger ald Stricker, Ger ald Stro h, Patt i Stro mer , Cat heri ne Stum p, Keit h Stutzman , Kay Stuertz, Rob ert Sun dlin g Raymond Suth erla nd, Loren Swanson, Susie Tau tfes t, Barbara Tem plet on , Larr y Theesen , Ger ald Thie man , Dou glas Thom, Don Thomas Shiela Thomas , Jud y Tho mp son, Jud y Thompson, Mar y Tillin gha st, Prairie Thorpe, Timken, Tim Tilman, Jean Mon ty Timm Rob ert Tind le , Ruta Ton tegod e , G arry Toombs, James Top ham , Cha rlott e Towle , Lin da Tow ne, Kar en Tra udt , Sharon T revo lt

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Artis Trout, Earl True, Merli n Tupp er, Melv in Tupp er, Duane Turek , Lynda Umb erger , Doug las Usher, Caro l Van Cleav e

Char lotte Van Laningham, Carole Vanover, Caro l Villw ock, Donna Vinson, Beatr ice Voge l , Frank Vogt, Ted Vosta, Larry Wag ner Patricia. Wait e , John Walk er, Roge r Walkinshaw, Robe rt Walli ck, Charles Waln , Lydian Wals h , Deryl Wats on, Terry Watt Robe rt Watt on, Wayn e Watt s , Sandy Web er, Vicki Web er, Maril yn Weile r, Me lvin Weis gerb er, Mildr ed Weis gerbe r, Victo r West Sand ra Wey er , Clau deen Whit e, Annie Whit mer, Jenn y Whit tingto n, David Wick en , Barbara Willia ms, Bobby Williams, Lester Willia ms Aaro n Wilso n, Merv yn Wilso n, Jane ll Wins or , Ronald Wins ton, Sondra Witt, Evelyn Wolcott, Robe rt Wolf e, Judy Wood s Weld on Woo dwar d, Robe rt Char les Worr all, Work man, Sharon Wred e , Cher is Wrig ht, Kenny Wrig ht, Willia m Wurm , Dick Wym ore

Mario n Yord t, Judy Youn g, Sandra Young, Tom Youn g, Scarl ett Zade , Elga Zege lis, Robe rt Ziche,k, Mary Zieg

Sharon Zimm erma n

"Ove rslee ping will neve r make your dreams com e true ," is the prop heti c bit of wisdom disp laye d on this plaq ue foun d in _ the Stud ent Lounge, but it does n't seem to both er Dave Drev o in the least as he finds sheer enjo yme nt in takin g a snooze on thiscom forta ble leath er couch.

Jan Reimers and Barbara Singer have typic al sophomore trou bles as they scamper abo ut to pick up this arra y of note books and texts which they seem to have drop ped . Don 't laugh though, for man y a senior and junio r ofte n finds himself conf ront ed with the same prob lem!

STUDENT "T he pu rp os e of th e St ud en t Council is to br ing th e interests of the students be fo re the fac ult y, to pr ov ide op po rtu nit ies fo r stu de nt co op er ati on , to pr om ot e a sentime nt fo r law and or de r and the general welfare of the school."

Don Burt, firs t semester Stu de nt Co un cil president, finds co nd uc ting meetings easier when assisted by his thr ee cooff ice rs: Sherrill Ge ist lin ge r, se cre tar y ; Jo an Up ton , treasurer ; and Jean Mo rris on , vic e-p res ide nt. Ma kin g up and selling pro gra ms at the games was the big pro jec t of the firs t semester officers.

Preamble to the Lincoln H igh School Stu den t Co unc i l Co nst itut ion

The St ud en t Co un cil is a leadership gr ou p elected by th e school at large to pa rti cip at e in the co nd uc t of various all-school ac tiv itie s and interests.

This bo dy is designed to pr om ot e go od relationships be tw ee n fa cu lty and stu de nt bo dy and among the students themselves. Their own co nd uc t is expe cte d to be such th at the members pr om ot e a sentiment fo r law and or de r and ex em pli fy high standards of c"itizenship .

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This leadership gr ou p, composed of tw elv e seniors, eig ht juniors, and fo ur sophomores, serves the school in many ca pa cit ie s. Am on g th es e se rvi ce s,

a for ion rat pa pre in ds car ion rat ist reg nt de stu g kin Ch ec school ele cti on is ted ious wo rk. Peusing a mo me nt to smile t Pa , lm ho ter Os ug Do ) ing nd (sta : are er ph gra oto ph the for n Joa ll, we Po ry Ga d) ate (se , on rris Mo n Jea d an , y Kinne Up ton , and Barbara Singer, members of the Stu de nt Co un cil ele ctio n co mm itte e.

Fo rm ula tin g and en for cin g rules, purchasing new fur niture, and red ec ora tin g the Hi- Sp ot are the ch ief du tie s of the Stu de nt Co un cil lounge co mm itte e. Relaxing in the lou ng e are co mm itte e members Ron Calhoun, Ch et Paul, Ja cki e Ga tto , Steve Jo yn t; Doug Thom, and Dick Mc Co y.

,, Don Burt, Dave Meyers, Sherrill Ge ist lin ge r, Ja ck Powell, Sharon W itt , and Karen Benting are the members of the 1958-59 Stu de nt Co un cil pro gra m co mm ittee . Th ey are responsible for pla nn ing the covers for the foo tba ll and basketball pro gra ms to be sold at the ga me s.

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COUNCIL con du ctin g pri ma ry and general allschool ele ctio ns is such tha t it parallels cit y. ele ctio n pra ctic es. Raising mo ne y thr ou gh the sale of foo tba ll and basket ball pro gra ms and the sale . of pencils pro vid es mo ne y for the imp rov em en t of the stu de nt lounge. In ad dit ion , the Co un cil shoulders the res po nsi bili ty for the All Sports Spring Banquet. Ca mpaigns for cleanliness in the lounge and on school premises are also a pa rt of its services.

Ch ip Kuklin, second semester Stu den t Co unc il president, calls a meeting to ord er with assistance from his attr act ive co-officers: Sharon Wi tt, sec reta ry; Jackie Ga tto, vice-presiden t; and Pat Kinney, treasurer. Un der the able leadership of these four, Lincoln Hig h's stu den t act ivit ies were well managed.

The Ch ris tm as sp irit is pro mo ted by supplying and de co rat ing a large tre e for the school as well as car ryi ng ou t some pro jec t to bri ng happiness to less for tun ate pe op le in the com mu nit y.

This org an iza tio n coo pe rat es wit h oth er gro up s in such pro jec ts as po lio drives, inte r-s cho ol relations, int erschool counciL and pu bli cit y.

The Stu de nt Co un cil sends de leg ate s to the Sta te and Na tio na l conventions and to the regional summer con fer en ce in Ca mp Ch ele y in Co lor ad o; these del ega tes ret urn wit h suggestions and ideas for council pro jec ts.

Surveying the wilderness of the Links pat io in search of ideas for its dev elo pm ent are the members of the Stu den t Co unc il pat io com mit tee . Rog er Ca mp bel l, Shirley An der son, Jud y Ga rne r, Sharon Douglass, Ca roll Alt , and Ch ip Kuklin are responsible for con ver ting the area into a useful and attr act ive pat io.

to, Gat n, erso And , rner Ga er, Sing 2: Row ger. stlin Gei ey, Kinn , ting Ben on, Upt , oun Calh , Thom nt, STUDENT CO UNC IL: Row I: Joy Morrison, Wit t, McC oy. Row 3: Osterholm, Burt, Paul , Meyers, Kuklin, Cam pbe ll.

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LINKS This is 'The 1959 Lin~s. Much time, many hours, and gr ea t ef fo rt went in to its publicais, Th y. or st a s e' er th , rk wo s e' er th re he W n. tio then, is the st or y behind it- T he Lincoln H ig h School yearbook.

ief ch nr-i ito Ed an t ou th wi ss pre to go n ca ok bo No ex no s wa ~s Lin 59 19 e Th n. tio ca bli pu its ct re to di us eo hid the g yin pla dis a, din Za n An dy Ju . ion pt ce lit te r which was common to all desks in 319, de vo te d many long, tedious hours, wr itin g co py bo th at home and at school.

Services were rendered with a ha pp y smile as Manag ing Ed ito r Ar nie Garson was ke pt busy th ro ug hou t the ye ar dr aw ing layouts, cr op pin g pictures, dir ec tin g ph ot og ra ph y and wr itin g some co py . This pr int er 's pr op or tio n rule became an invaluable to ol as the ye ar progressed.

e th , ar ye ol ho sc e th of g in nn gi be e th t A da y marking the arrival of the co m pl et ed book, M ay 25, seemed a long way of f. However, nt rta po im st fir e Th . ly te ia ed m im n ga be work decision was choosing the theme. "Sunrise or Sunset'' seemed to best ex em pl ify the ideas rbe em m Re . rs be em m d ar bo e th of als ide d an ing past history .. . when at th e tim e of the nBe n tio itu st on C es at St d te ni U e th of signing g in ris a it "Is s, rd wo e th e ok sp n kli an Fr in m ja or a setting sun?" (referring to the nation and . .. r) ai ch s n' to ng hi as W e rg eo G on l bo m th e sy re we s ar ye ol ho sc h hig e th at th lt fe f af st e th bu t another da y- su nr is e to su ns et -in the life of the individual.

M an y im po rta nt decisions fo llo w ed . .. . selecting a cover, designing it, and planning the layout, which would add be au ty and enjo ym en t to the book.

Then there were faculty, sophomore, and junior pictures to be scheduled and taken, no t

LINKS SALESMEN: Row I: Ha me r, Ca rte r, Kostos, Se llm eye r, Ma rtin , Veo n.

Row 2: Bates , Atk inson, Roberts, Sm ith , Go od win .

Row 3: Ma rtin , Hu fna gle , Bostic, DeRyke , Kir kb rid e, He nry. Row 4: Linden, Larsen, Pr ett ym an , Mi l l er, Stork, An de rso n.

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BO A RD to mention the tremendous job of seeing tha t senior ph oto gra ph s were rec eiv ed on tim e.

There were sophomore, junior, and senior cards to be alphabetized, and pages to be laid ou t. ·Before the last de ad line was met, many ted iou s jobs were undertaken ... pictures were cro pp ed , layouts were juggled, index and biographies were wri tte n and rew ritt en , ads were sold, and financial accounts were balanced.

Mo st im po rta nt- ord ers for the Lin~s were taken. In ad dit ion , each de ad line had to be me t and all co py had to be wri tte n, cop yre ad , and pro ofr ea d. The deadlines, being the hardest to meet, caused moments of do ub t and fru str ati on , cre ate d crises, bu t also bro ug ht times of pure enjoyment, a sense of unity, and a de ep feeling of school loy alt y be for e the book was com ple ted .

Jud y Cor n, Senior Bio gra phy Editor, knew the onl y measurement on a ruler was two inches, the headsize of the senior pictures. To her fell the ted iou s task of com pili ng the senior glossies, num ber ing the pictures, and listing thousands of act ivit ies which must fit on each pag e.

But now the book IS finished. The yea r ending will remain an un for ge tab le one at Lincoln Hig h. The Links bo ard , under the dir ec tio n of Mrs. Ruth Ga rtn er, Miss Mi ldr ed Wa ide , and R. L. Hqwland, has trie d to rec ap tur e eve ry memorable mo me nt in this, the for tythi rd ed itio n of the Lin~s. .-:-----. " Wil l my desk eve r be clean? Wh o is this per son? Ho w do you spell tha t name? " These question s were the con sta nt cry heard thro ugh out the yea r from Na ncy Butler, Formal Pho tog rap hy Edi tor. She was in cha rge of the index, fac ulty , sophomore, jun ior sections, and club pictures.

Wit h this wide-awake smile, Doug Car r, the Lin ~s Business Ma nag er, burns up his typ ewri ter busily pre par ing statements for all the clients who haven 't pai d the ir bills.

Sharon Behrends, one of the Lin ~s pho tog rap her s, car efu lly adjusts the lens ope nin g of the gra phi c camera and checks the shu tter speed as she pre par es to take some needed " mug " shots.

To finish prin ts nee ded to comp I ete a de ad line , Wa rre n Sampson, the second Lin ~s photog rap her , focuses the enl arg er as he det erm ine s the sharpness needed to finish the pic ture .

" Some of the material found in the exchange papers is very humorous," remarks Phillip Gi lbe rt, firs t semester Business Ma na ge r to An da Anderson, Ed ito rin-chief, as the y watch Karen Kenny, News Editor, file exchange papers fro m oth er schools loc ate d thr ou gh ou t the co un try .

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The Ad vo ca te has gone to press. Snapped taking a break by the Lin ~s cameraman are Sports Ed ito r Dave Wo hlf art h and Page Editors Ja ne t Irwin, Beverly Wa llin and Ja nic e Ma rle r. They seem pleased with the smoothness and organization wit h which this week's ed itio n was run off .

ADVOCATE STAFF Room 21 9- th e main ar te ry of the Advocate. Under the dir ec tio n of Mrs. Ruth Gartner, a staff labors dil ige nt ly to compile all the current happenings of interest to the student body. Such happenings as elections, contests, productions, and fa cu lty and stude nt activities are among the events recorded. A close check is kept of all sports activities.

Besides comprising a record of events, the Advocate presents the op po rtu nit y fo r the staff members to express th eir views and to illustrate th eir ab ilit y in cr ea tiv e writing.

Two staffs, each serving one semeste~, carry ou t the publication duties of Lincoln Hi gh School's bi-weekly newspaper. .

Ty pin g plays an im po rta nt role in the life of a journalist. Try ing to me et a de ad lin e is Assistant Sports Editor, Jack Powell, who is pic kin g up some im po rtan t tip s fro m firs t semester reporters, leva Matulis, Rosemary All ac he r and Bernice Zelen.

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" This was a tremendous job ; we are ver y pro ud of it, " declare Patti Me tca lf, second semester Business Manager, Karen Kenny, News Editor, Marshall Jones, Editor-in-chief, as the y look ove r the special issue, the combined effo rt of bot h the firs t and second semester staffs.

No t only do "paste-ups " det erm ine the individual's grade, which is based on qua lity and qua ntit y, but the y also form a scrapbook of the prin ted materi al of each journalist. Co nni e Ma rtin clips items for Jim Roach, Ma nag ing Edi tor (seated), Katherine Olle nbu rg, and Dave Wo hlfa rth.

Members of the firs t semester staff, attending the Nebraska Hig h School Press Association Convention, held at the University of Nebraska, won places in various co mp eti tiv e contests.

Wi th the assistance of the ret irin g staff, the second semester sta ff concluded the work of pu ttin g ou t a special issue. This issue was created ·for the purpose of presenting the student body, the alumni, the public, and many oth er high schools with an up -to -da te account of Lincoln Hig h Sc ho ol- its courses, teachers, extra-curricular activities and past history..

The closing school year affords pa rtic ipation in Silver Key Co mp eti tio n, held by the University School of Journalism.

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This is not a regular me tho d of filing so Tim Ga rtn er and Roy Scheele, A ssistant Sports Ed itors, Ma rily n Kostos, Exchange Edi tor, and Na ncy H ufman check to be sure nothing of value is being discarded.

Bound volumes of the Adv oca te from form er years are of gre at value in planning cur ren t issues. Dianne Glenn, Sandi He rge nra der , a~d Na ncy Sipes find · something of inte res t in the file Louise Shadley is consulting.

" Wa tch the spelling and gra mm atic al construction ! " caution rep orte rs Klea _ Lynn Sellmeyer, Shirley Anderson and Jud i Go ldb erg . Sharon Framstead, who is typ ing , agrees tha t unintentional errors occur ofte n enough wit hou t having to con ten d with those caused by carelessness.

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a, er op e th in t an nd fe de e th , d) an wl Ho Edwin (Del re rs) we Po n ily ar (M a lin ge An ds fin , Tr ia l By Ju ry pulsive to him. The pl ai nt iff , Angelina, is still in love wi th him, and is try in g t o make up to him. The learned ju dg e (Doug Franklin) is de lib er at in g as to who is in th e .wrong.

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Mr 4: w Ro . tes Ba , en d Lin , od wo ay C , ey off C , rn bo en eis W r, ne d ar Am b rosini, G tt, tco es W , d an wl Ho rt, Bu , am nh Du , en els Ni n, ma art H , e kk Sto r, tle Bu , urg b n lle O , h ort sw Ell y, ra d u Fo , an ufm Ka , Ro w 5: Beckmann

AND OPERAS at e tim st fir e th r fo n he w ed ur at fe as w y lit i at rs ve 's ir ho C n lia eo A e th f o ht lig gh hi e Th ll, ei W t ur K by y le al V e th in n ow D t, rs i _ f e Th d. te en es pr e er w as er op t ac eon o Lincoln H ig h ·tw t er ilb G a , ry Ju by l ria 'T a, er op nd co se e th , nd ha r he ot e th n O d. oo m tic an m ro cr ea te d a serious a te ea cr To . ot pl s ou or m hu y, ga its ith w s ce en di au e th d ce an tr en a, am dr lo e m and Sullivan n, io ct se a tr es ch or e th in ed at se e er w rs be em m r oi ch e th f o lf ha , ct fe ef d un so ic st er eo ph on e. ag st on ed m or rf pe lf ha r he ot e th while rs be em m , es ic rv se n tio ua ad gr n ow r ei th at g in ng si by s er re ca al ic us m ol ho sc r ei th g in .d En . ts en om m le ab or em m y an m ith w ns tio ra pi o f th e cho ir fu lfi lle d th ei r musica l as The loca l sq ua re d ance t urn s in to a wi ld bra wl as Brack W ea ve r (Tom Saunde rs) and Thomas Bouche -:e th e il wh irl g a of ve lo e th r fo ht fig tt) (Kit Berre his th wi ed l kil is + he uc Bo . on m he t ge ur e to wn sp eo pl m co me i cr he t r fo s ng ha r ve ea W d an own knife m itt ed in self-d efen se .

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Ke in, nkl Fra : EE ITT MM CO L RA CENT Wh ea ton , He ller ich , Ma rt, Ma rtin , Wa dh am s.

MISTRESS AND MASTER OF CEREMONIES: W itt, Garson.

"A NIGHT O N

HARLEM HARMONY: Lane, Perkins, Mo ore , Jo rdan, Baylor.

'' 'A Ni gh t on the Town' and wh at a nig ht on the town! I've go t ple nt y of money in my po ck et bu t th at special girl is lat e, " commented Ma ste r of Ceremonies, Ar nie Garson, as the 1959 Jo y Ni gh t pe rfo rm an ce began.

The nig ht on the town included nine• teen va rie ty acts which Sharon W itt , Mistress of Ceremonies, and Ar nie ga yly viewed in fir st class style. The theme was de ve lop ed under the dir ec tio n of Mrs. M ar y Boyle, Jo y Ni gh t co or din ato r, and the stu de nt central co mm itte e.

The tra dit ion al at tra cti on dr ew large crowds all three nights, and was a most successful and enjoyable endeavor fo r all con-_ cerned.

TOP HAT CLUB: Bell. Ca rr, Sherry Keszler, Shirley Keszler, Bauers.

EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE: Brooks, Johnson, Burt.

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, m ro st hl Ba l. al nt Be E: C VI R SE M HELLO R O O , le w To , of ar K , ly ee N n, so aw D n, so er Singer, And A ng le , Jenkins, Eglite, Crewdson, Lucs.

THE TOWN" e le G s oy B e th y b d e n e p o as w The show e th h g u ro th ly id p ra d e ss re g ro p C lu b and y a w d a ro B to ts si vi d e d u cl in ch hi w lf a fi rs t h d a ro b n o si vi le te s, nt ra au st re d an n ig h t clubs s. el nn tu ay bw su en ev d an s n tio a st casting on si is rm te in e th d le fil m h yt rh al ic us M ls ir G e th ith w n ga be lf a h nd and the seco g in in d d an s ub cl t h ig n rk o Y w e N Glee. M o re k o to n ro ha S d an ie rn A , d e w e vi e er palaces w d an y, a w a e id h ik tn a e b a e se to the audience s. p u ro g l ca vo g in iz on rm ha to n te lis to id a tr e th ed ss re og pr g in en ev e th As he T . e n o ry ve e d te h lig e d t c a tional ,f a cu lt y ts ca y lle a e th as e os cl a to evening d re w d lle ro st n ro ha S d an ie rn A d an r took ove em m a g in d u cl n co e ag st e th ss ro ac wearily orable "N ig h t on the Town."

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y jo th wi e m co er ov is ) ld ie nf Bi n ro ha (S t id hm Sc na Er e th g sin es pr ex ue aq pl a of n tio ta en es by th e pr ur C n io ar M : es at m ss cla w llo fe r he of p fri en ds hi t), es W dy an (S ill H o ng Bi ), ey nn Ke en ar wo od (K n so ck Ja lly Sa d an ), ley ad Sh ise ou (L i sk rin Ki O lg a /M ar ga re t Henriksen).

ich wh rs tte le ing ar sh by r he ot an e on of ng ni Lear lly Sa e: ar n io at rm fo in ng tli ar st ed al ve re es at tim dy an (S ill H o ng Bi ), en iks nr He t re ga ar (M n so ck Ja ir no Re e lic Fe ), ld ie nf Bi n ro ha (S t id hm Sc na Er t), es W e is ou (L i sk rin Ki a lg O d an , y) fe of C (M ar ge ry Shadley).

" E N R E C U L O T S R E "LETT its f o e us ca be ay pl ss la C r io en S as ed ct re se as w e, yl Bo y ar M . rs M by ed ct re di This play, s ie lit na tio na t en er ff di f o ns tio ac re e th f o y ud st e th is e rn ce Lu to rs tte Le t. gh ou th f o seriousness fa ci ng th e pr ob le m s o f war. r de un re tu na an m hu f o ts lic nf co e th ng yi ra rt po , rs te ac ar ch e th f o ns tio ta re The in te rp ts lic nf co g in rly de un e th of g in nd ta rs de un n A n. io at iz at am dr d ille sk d ire qu re s, on iti w ar tim e co nd al on rs pe in d se ou ar ts lic nf co of s es oc pr rly de or e th p lo ve de to ed ed ne as w ill Sk y. was necessar r. he ot an e on ng si po op es lv se em th d un fo ng di an st ng lo f o s nd ie Fr s. ip sh nd ie fr . ay pl ul sf es cc su a r fo ts en m ire qu re e th d The ca st members am pl y fu lfi lle

er nd Li n he tc re G ), er an Sh ee al ar (K e th re ga ar M : ed ud cl in e, rn ce Lu to ·rs tte Le , ay pl s as Cl or ni Se e The cast of th ), ley ad Sh ise ou (L i sk rin Ki a lg O ), en iks nr He t re ga ar (M n so ck Ja lly Sa , h) ric lle He da in (L r te un H .

(Pat Haley), M rs ll Hi o ng Bi ). ey nn Ke en ar (K d oo rw Cu n io ar M , y) ffe Co ry ge ar (M ir no Re e lic Fe ), ld !e nf Bi n ro ha Erna Sc hm id t (S i). in os br Am ed lfr (A ve ta us G d an , n) kli an Fr g ou (D r le pp Ke ), ak nd Lu l oe (J t id hm Sc ns Ha t), es W dy (San

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Paula Ga ge (Patti Me tca lf) gazes won der ing ly at her old er sister Barbara (Kay Trimble). It's qui te eth ica l though, for the obj ect of her affe ctio n is her fiance, Ge org e Hus ted (Don Siefkes).

Ma rge Ga ge (Barbara Chasson) reassures her husband, He rbe rt Ga ge (Jim Roach), tha t she loves him, bef ore leaving the heatless atmosphere of the room in fav or of a warmer area.

These new pigs mig ht get cold outside in the blizzard, so Jonathan Rockwood (Roger Schwabaue~ adds to the confusion by brin gin g them into the warmth and comfor t of his home.

"JANUARY THAW" y. pla ss Cla ior Jun the as ed ect sel was , yle Bo ry Ma s.

Mr by ted ec dir , aw Th January ily, fam ge Ga The ut. tic ec nn Co in se hou old an s wa dy me co t -ac ee The locale of this thr ng livi of on ati ect exp the h wit in ved mo te, sta ial lon Co al gin ori its to se having resto_red the hou of in cha a d ate cre s, ner ow r me for s, ood ckw Ro the of a qu iet life. The un exp ect ed return amusing events. . ility ab t's cas the d ate str illu d dle han was oc hav ng ulti res the The skillful manner in which

son Car . ert) Kub ry (Ga od kwo Roc w tthe Ma lf), tca Me tti (Pa ge Ga la Pau h), CAST: Sarah Ga ge (De Ann Dietric od kwo Roc da thil Ma r), aue wab Sch ger (Ro od kwo Roc an ath Jon ), son Nel (Dennis Hanneman), Frieda (Kathy n), wso Cla rry (La lter Wa le Unc ch), Roa (Jim ge Ga rt rbe He n), sso Cha (Virginia Wheaton), Ma rge Ga ge (Barbara ). ble Trim y (Ka ge Ga a bar Bar ), fkes Sie n (Do ted Hus e org Ge ill), We k (Dic mis Loo Mr.

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BO YS OC TE T : Br oo ks , Saun d ers , Mc Ca ll um , Bu rt, Flynn, Be rrett, Tru e, Jo hn son, O llen b urg , Ac c.

GI RL S OC TE T: G i b son , Wa ser, Kuhn, Bow ers, Ro gers, Ka ufm an , Beckm ann, M eye r, H anna , Ac c.

OCTETS AND BOYS GLEE s ep ke ns tio za ni ga or s es sin bu d an , bs clu e at iv Singing fo r assemblies, vespers, Jo y N ig ht , pr to n tio di ad In le. du he sc ht tig ry ve a on s et the members of bo th the Boys and G irl s O ct e es th d, de en bl ly ul illf sk s ice vo ul tif au be of t en ym pr ov id in g audiences with the listening enjo s et ct O th Bo . ng gi sin y on rm ha in e nc rie pe ex d an ce en es pr e ag st in ga ps ou gr l ica us m o tw of e nc lle ce ex r fo n tio ta pu re s nk Li e th d an ip sh an m ow sh e fin of n tio di tra S LH e th n ai nt mai performance. ys Bo e th in p hi rs be em m r fo le ib ig el e ar Sophomore and junior boys, ta le nt ed in music , s ng so ed cr sa ly ve lo d an es tti di y ga th wi s in G lee , di re ct ed by Ivan Ca ld we l l. This gr ou p enterta y. bl m se as as tm ris Ch e th at d an ts er nc co er sp ve r fo at junior high schools , in Jo y N ig ht ,

, nke we Sch ; ian rar b li rs, de un Sa r, sle Bas , wn Bro de , om Th , an tzm BOYS GLEE: Row I: Sp arl ing , We isge rbe r , G lantz, Sch au mb u rg, Stu en, rd Ha r, e gn Wa ; t en d i res p er, ll Mi , vis Da r, lze Ma , ns Joh ch, Bea , n ma ole C , liff dc Ra , ers eet Ph Mc 2: w Ro . ker ven Se , art H , n tto Wa ; nt de si pre evic , ap gsc un Yo , ith Sm eth nn Ke er, erg hb ers H , ld nfe oe Sch , am rch Bu , ce vin Pro 3: w Ro . ase Ha , s Boi Du , ers Bau n, ma Sc ha ne , ous lh e ieb G er, ern G , hm Ka ith, Sm ith Ke ar, Ha : 4 w Ro t. ind hw M ook, Im m, Sommers, Ha nn em an , Revis, Ph illip p i, Sta na rd , Ma ser , Sc . bst Pa ck, alli W e, Tru n, yto Pe , urg b llen O n, rso La ks, he Zic sec ret ary -tr easur er ; C lark, Ke rns , Me y ers,

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nger, eistli G tor; direc ore, G ent; resid p viceuer, Ba tary; secre s, Liken ian; librar Dale, son, p Thom I: Row : GLEE S GIRL IOR JUN ahn, H er, Sang , Davis S. e, moad Kerm , Jalet le, Trimb , Scott wens, O V. 2: Row . rarian b li man, Stone urer; treas y, Howe p resi d ent; , an Dunc 4: Row ldon.

She an, Dorm bsen, Jaco an, Kaufm , !ls We iller, M , illis W wens, O J. eis, d Schul , Maul ink, W 3: Spoor, M elson. Row Spahn, W alker, Pleis . Jako b sons, Blasc1ak , Van Horn , Sta ska, Ro botha m, Bliss, Upto n, Morri son.

JUNIOR GI_RLS- GLEE Various civi c organizations, the junior high schools, the stud ent audiences at the Chr istm as d vide pro ic mus ly love the red sha es ienc aud ht Nig Joy as well as s, cert con per ves and ly emb ass by the Jun ior Girl s Gle e. al vidu indi from elop dev e, Gor thea Dor Miss of n ctio dire the er und , girls or juni Eig hty.:six voices to a skillful ensemble of bea utifu lly blended tones. t par lity, qua tone for sen cho are girls e thes , s Clas ore hom Sop the from ut tryo by Selected e nsiv exte er Aft hip. ens citiz and e anc ear app l ona pers as well as d, blen and on, nati into singingJ s. tion func y man at LHS nt rese rep to d lifie qua is up gro the , ning trai e nsiv inte and n pre par atio

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N arris, H n, Layto Sch ritt, Bin d rum , G . Davis, Lintz.

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ness busi , King itor; ed y essa , skins H or; edit art , ilson W itor; ed y stor r, arte C or; edit 9 g agin man , SCRIBE STAFF: Standing: Irwin man age r; Pitsch , poe try ed itor. Sea ted: Stokke, ed itor; Win kelm an, associate edit or.

SCRIBE STAFF, WRITERS CLUB ff, sta ibe Scr the , rtin Ma ne Ire s Mis and r me aw Cr a nd Wa s Un de r the dir ec tio n of Mis r fo ted mit sub ial ter ma its ed and , s ect sel , zes ani org , nts ica pl ap ior se lec ted fro m junior and sen pu bli ca tio n in the Scr ibe. all ; ries sto rt sho and ms poe , ays ess of y iet var a es lud inc on ati blic This annua l lite rar y pu ts. den stu l hoo Sc h Hig ln co Lin the g on am t en tal ve ati cre st be are co ntr ibu tions of the ve ati cre for and ns atio gin ima ing lor exp for t tle ou an es vid pro The Wr ite rs Clu b, which s Mis of n isio erv sup the r de Un . ing t wri in d ste ere int or ted en tal ts den stu minds , is com po sed of r hea s, que hni tec g tin wri s cus dis ers mb me b clu n, nso Wa nd a Cr aw me r and Miss Cla ra Joh an t lec ref s ort eff ve ati cre eir Th rk. wo 's er oth an one ze tici cri speakers, rea d manuscripts , and int ere st,i n various aspects of wri tin g.

y; etar secr Fry, ent; d esi e-pr vic , lman inke W J. t; iden pres , kins Has r; sure trea , ison d Har tor, Rec er, sing Mei : WR ITER S CLU B: Row I er, Salt , yne Pa , k Star , rand b e Hild 3: Row tall.

Ben , n Glen an, ertm W t, Mar der, Ben er, eb W lips, Phil Chasson. Row 2: Sipes, Bates, Olle nbu rg, Stokke, C arte r, Dub insk y, A. Win kelm an.

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n, ca n Du co, bas Pro 2: w Ro n. rso de An m, xha Mo ur, o ym Se , ms stu g Au , ORCHESTRA: Row I: Chasson, A . Wi nk elm an , Stump 4: w Ro ld. fie Bin r, nde Be er, au ab hw Sc g, on str m Ar r, lze He , ers und Sa Ca ldwe ll, Hu tto n, Sa lter, Sp icer, Ca mp be ll, Lu ft, lndrikson,

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d an ," ie og Bo r pe ep "P k, oc Cl e th nd ou Ar ck Ro "W he n the Links G o M ar ch in g In," ise ra to h uc m d di , nd Ba ol ho Sc h ig H n ol nc Li d te iri ot he r inspirational tunes, pr ov id ed by the sp the enthusiasm of bo th athletes and students. ed rm rfo pe d an em th an l na tio na e th th wi This fine marching band opened the home games ed rm fo re we s nd ba er all sm o Tw . es m ga ll skits and precision drills during half-time at fo ot ba . es bli m se as p pe d an es m ga ll ba et sk ba r fo y to play al te rn at el 11

l nta Be as, om Th , ll rne Co iff, Pfe ht, eig Cr Mc er, au ab hw Sc st, Yo , hl Bo , oth Gr 2: w Ro . ing arl Sp n, lso Ne t, yat Ku I: w Ro : ND BA l da an Cr , s ob Jac , un lho Ca , ics nev Pa , and el lev C , ers mm Su , ert bb Hi Robinson, Jo hn ; Fauss, La rry ; Timm, Sildegs , Ho wle tt, , ple Co rt, be Ku r, ne Sin , ks Pee t, ffit Pro , on rds ha Ric y, Pre Mentzer, True, Mc Cle es, M cG err , Mo ore , Fischer, Robinson, Nic k; ss ne ee Gr er, rtn Fo , lch We .

Mr , ich Re , ad Me , les Fow , sch Fri , bst Pa Jim ; Ch i lds, Shaner, Sh ipp s, Mazurak, Munson , Payne,

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, ski ene Krz el, ous H , tes Ba ar, alf H el, Re 3: w Ro ee. nl ree G , yne Pa , Phelp s, C raven, G ibb , C levela nd, H ahn , Rathjen , Sell , Reimers .

Fry , rge eo G rk, Sta rk, Bu n, ree G , an elm ink W J. r, Loh , ard ep Sh , Die trich , Somm er, H oo ve r, M r. W elch, Byron

O RCHESTRA an th r he ot es iti tiv ac ol ho sc r fo ic us m ed id ov The Lincoln H ig h School O rc he st ra pr y an m d se ea pl d an ed in rta te en tra es ch or e th of ic us m w lo el m ft, so l, u tif au be e Th s. ic at hl et . as er op e th g in ny pa m co ac en wh d an , es bli audience s at_vesper concerts , in assem in te si po op gh ou th , ps ou gr l ta en m ru st in g D ire ct ed by Ly le W el ch , these tw o ou ts ta nd in ra st he rc O e th d an nd Ba e th th Bo ic. us m S LH purpose , ad de d new heights to the tra di tio n of of s ld fie ct in st di e es th in s ie lit bi pa ca r ei th d te ra presented assemblies whe rein th ey de m on st mus ic.

, ert pp Kli r, rge be Um , n ari zm Ro tt, ya H ; ary G n, nso Joh , rns H il de bran d , C lawson, Zie g, Powers. Row 3: Binfield , -Fauss , Davi d ; Ke , ski ow roh G , rd ga Lin t, ch Fo , we Ro , rg Ibu ey, Lok tz, Lin r, wle Bo rk, Cla , kle Hin in, dw Go , est W 4: w Ro on. cks Elli hr, Lo e, g Klu n, nso Joh , rd pa e Sh , by Lis , ver oo H , on Bac .

Mr r, ou ym Se 5: w Ro Ha rper, Z iegen b ein , Ly tle , Ha ll , Brodecky , Mc Callum, A nderson .

Ca mp bell, Fleischmann , We hrl i , Ed wards.

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t, Jale tor, Proc , lin Kuk nie Bon or, Spo le, Tea 2: Row n. rikse Hen n, fma Kau lin, MU MM ERS : Row I: Cof fey, Frank lin, Chi p Kuk , t Yos t, wind Sch 4: Row . dley Sha , gh Clou erg, oldb G ney, Ken ll, kwe Blac tt, Sco y, Perr s, deg Sil 3: Row Doug las, A lt, Blasczak, Hale y. , st We r, erfe end Diff , ield Binf n, diso Har ley, Had 5: Row ell.

How ner, Sha K. lle, Pra ner, Sha Diet rich , Phinney, Rice, Bindrum, L. Lundak, Nelson, Car ter, Kei l!, Kinney, Joy nt, Garson.

MUMMERS, MIMES iors jun to ted tric res is ich wh , ers mm Mu e lud inc s tion iza an org The Lincoln Hig h dra ma tic l ua ivid ind by ed min ter de is p shi ber ~_ Me s. ore hom sop of sed po and seniors, and Mimes, com try ou ts at the be gin nin g of the year. are s end se The s. art l ica atr the the of n tio tiva cul l tua mu a te mo pro to ive Both clubs str t ski and ge, han exc b clu tic ma dra ool sch h hig y cit raint n, ctio du acc om plis he d thr ou gh pla y pro the gh ou thr tics ma dra in e enc eri exp le uab val n gai ers mb Me . pre pa rat ion s and pe rfo rm an ces pro gra ms of these clubs.

2: Row ons.

Jans r; sure trea e, Bruc y; etar secr er, Web t; iden pres tall, Ben nt; side -pre vice er, Sing MIM ES: Row I: Hop kins , Jenkins, t, hard Bern na, Han ks, Mar son, Daw , dson Crew 3: Row te.

Egli s, Sipe e, Row m, lstro Dah And e rson, Hei den reic h , Kar of, Ibur g , Neely, t. mid Sch , le Tow tt, Hia t, Lint , y drea Con , th Smi n, ema end Gru , p Stum g, Lon 4: Row .

Lucs Ang le , Kuy att, Ster ner,

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Karen And re (Caroll A lt) rises to prot est Nancy Lee Faulkner's (Pat Kinney) testimony as Defense Atto rney Stevens (John Yost) looks on. Preparing to rule on the situation is Judg e Hea th (Doug Franklin) and reco rding the procedure is Stevens' secretary (Penny Pralle).

Defense Atto rney Stevens (John Yost) tries his best to make multi-millionaire John Graham Whi tfiel d (Darrell Shepard) cloud the issue duri ng his all-import ant testimony concerning the mur der -or suicide -of his son-in-law, Bjorn Faulkner.

"NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH" This thre e act com edy -dra ma invo lvin g extensive audie_nce par ticip atio n was pres ente d by the Lincoln Hig h Mum mer s. The plot centere d arou nd a mur der tria l and the play was set in a cou rt room. The final dec isio n was left to the jurors, sele cted from the audience, who bro ugh t in a ver dict of inno cen ce.

Dist rict Atto rney Flint (Sharon Douglas) vainly attemp ts to untangle the answers which priva te invest igato r Hom er Her bert Van Fleet (Steve Joynt) insists on giving. It seems that he was influenced by alcohol while he was an eyewitness.

A name-calling contest results when the wife of the deceased, Nancy Lee Faulkner (Pat Kinney), and the girl accused of his murder, Karen And re (Caroll Alt), meet.

There's more to putt ing on a play. than meets the eye! Vanessa Jalet, Linda Hellerich, and Mar y Teale app ly make-up and adjust costumes in prep arat ion for roles.

Before the play began the audience swarmed in fron t of the auditoriu m to sign up for jury duty .

Twelve viewers were selected to deci de the fate of the defe ndan t.

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ton, .Lay er, Bau , le Pral 2: Row s. niek Liep , Kirk ak, Lund , t Mar , Irwin n, fma Kau ey, Kinn : I Row B: CLU L INT ERN ATI ONA on, Nels K. ett, Barn tin, Mar e, ston John rge, Geo ner, Sha K. , n diso Har 3: Row y.

Dot , Bock Lengner, E. Mill er, Har ris, ner, d Gar , n tma Har ell, mpb Ca C. , on Nels R. y, Hale ller, Mi M. , rom ckst Ba ell, New Diff end erfe r, Ja let, Pelikan . Row 4: ina.

Zad , a Mes , ker Wal rry, Che , lin Kuk , s Kreis , son Gar , s berg Grin , s bson Jako 5: Row .

Holmes, Robotham, Rice

INTERNATIONA L ost utm the of is it , age c mi ato the in ng ssi gre pro and ing ng cha ily ad Wi th the world ste y wa and e, tur cul g, kin thin r's the ano one d tan ers und rth ea the of s ple peo imp ort an ce tha t the b Clu al on ati ern Int the , iety soc in ed op vel de has ich wh nce of life. To help eliminate the ign ora al on ati ern int and al ion nat in ers mb me the of st ere int of nt me op has, as one purpose, the de vel h wit ed int ua acq e com be ts den stu ge han exc n eig for ps hel o als it affairs. In this same respect, the ir new surroundings. om acc er, ckn Bu th Ru s.

Mr and eim ash Str ine rra Lo s Mis by red nso spo , The organization r de Un m. gra pro e rvic Se ld Fie can eri Am the gh ou thr e pos plishes its inte rna tion al affairs pur ile wh r, me sum the g rin du s ilie fam ean rop Eu it vis ts den this pro gra m, Lincoln Hig h stu ge han exc se The r. yea ool sch the g rin du S LH d en att ies ntr cou n exchange students fro m for eig

r, liste l McA 2: Row ted.

Hals , ce Pier ildt, Sch , Reel , rger nbe rste Ge , ulis Mat , snis INT ERN ATI ONA L CLUB: Row I: Dek , nd ebra Hild Fry, , an kelm Win on, aldr W r, eide schn Reif er, Ram 3: Row in. w God , Dick is, Koe hler , Pitsch , Evans , Dav 5: Row s. on Pars , ll pbe Cam B. , k Stor , snin Che , son Claw i, n rosi Amb , an nem Han , ers Siev 4: Johnson , Hof fma n. Row Cakanovskis, Wh ite , Hruza, Mey er, Wei sen born , Lundy, Butler, Olle nbu rg , Prettyman.

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Ja ne t Irwin, Na nc y Hu fm an , Elizabeth Kaufman, and Karalee Shaner were chosen by the Int ern ati on al Clu b to rep res en t LHS at the Boone Co nfe ren ce on for eig n affairs. They are shown rev iew ing ma ter ial for the assembly the y are ab ou t to pre se nt to the students.

Learning to av oid the between-class rush are Fred Am bro sin i, AF S exchange stu de nt fro m Lu xe mb ou rg and Ail a Sc hild t, exchange stude nt fro m Finland. Th eir ins tru cto rs are Jean Mo rris on and Ch ip Kuklin, exchange students, to Ho lla nd an d Ge rm an y, res pe cti ve ly.

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es od ,m d an res ltu cu nt re ffe di e th r fo k e~ sp , ns rso pe students, in ad dit ion to being well-traveled t iri sp a g tin ea cr d an s er mb me b clu the to ge led ow kn d of life, br ing ing ad de d inf or ma tio n an of br ot he rh oo d. by ed lat mu sti is s air aff l na tio na in t es er int nt de The pr om ot ing and de ve lop ing of stu r. na mi Se s ine Mo s De d an , ce en er nf Co e on Bo r, na mi Se sending delegates to th e Un ite d Na tio ns d or sb ga or Sm ub Cl al ion at rn te In al nu an the ed lud inc ar ye The money-raising pr oje cts this . ce rvi Se ld Fie n ica er Am the r fo y ne mo se rai to d lpe he ich wh to d an cts oje pr ce rvi se t ou rry ca to ed vis de es Members pa rti cip at e in various co mm itte ion ut tit ns Co the by ed ar ep pr n, tio titu ns co a ar ye help maintain th e club's ac tiv itie s. This Co mm itt ee , was ad op fe d by the members.

Cr ea tin g a new dish for the Int ern ati on al Clu b Foreign Co ok ery Co mm itte e are An da Gr inb erg s, Roberta Ga rdn er, and As tra Cakanovskis. Me eti ng regularly, this gro up pre pa res for themselves meals fro m wid ely dif fer en t countries.

Gla nc ing thr ou gh the Ne w York 'Times recalls ma ny ha pp y me mo rie s for Sue Backstrom, Na nc y Butler, and An da An de rso n. These senior girls were Lin co ln Hig h de leg ate s to the Un ite d Na tio ns Se mi na r held last fall in Ne w Yo rk Ci ty.

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2: Row . kulis Pa ry; reta sec er, Ram r: sure trea s, berg rin G ; t en d i pres n, erso nd A nt; de resi p vice , Y-TEENS: Row I: Larson, M iller s, Evan ger, eisin M n, atso W , Bite , d l nfie Ca ek, Duff ris, ar H 3: Row is.

Dav er, m Som , ies G er, h Fisc , Kli ppe rt, Zad e, Goo d man, Dale . nlon Sca t, Yan , d men A ly, ee N y, reel G , son John y, arke M en, Que lt, A r, lo Tay , allin W 4: Larsen , Fil be rt. Row

Y-TEENS to ted vo ooL Sch h Hig n col Lin in s tion iza an org st ge lar the of one s, een Y-T This year the . tion iza an org de -wi rld wo a , CA YW the h wit ies ivit act its g tin become an official club, co ord ina and ll -wi od go al tion rna inte ild bu ps hel b clu this , ers oth g vin ser in Op en to all girls interested understanding. as ide g gin han exc by s tion rela ol cho r-s inte r tte be tes mo pro s Through the YW CA , Y-T een and planning functions with the oth er high schools. ting sen pre al, rm Fo l bal ow Sn the ng nni pla , ers cov k boo ling sel e: lud Ac tiv itie s undertaken inc e. vic ser ty 1 n mu com ing vid pro to ion dit ad in , ens gre the of g gin han m, the Thanksgiving progra h Hig } nn.

(Te n nto Cli the ist ass to t sen re we ich wh ds fun of n tio lec col the s A major pro jec t wa School in rebuilding a bo mb ed -ou t building.

uff, H er, oop C le, Tow er, berg Dorn ry, e King 2: Row kis. novs a Cak , lenn G y, astn Sti , m stro Back on, hass C Y-TEENS: Row I: Duncan, le, nag Huf r, eye W in, hatt C , a Stev 4: Row ng.

You t, mid Sch tall, Ben , iller M ler, Kah , es ugh H , hite W illis, Lucs, Eg lit e. R~w 3: Pitsc h, W r. ebe W , us b De t, Lint f, haa Sc ier, Me W ells,

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, nn le G 2: w Ro n. ah H , er g n Sa , an tm er W , ht rig b ay W , ms ha ad W , l al nt Be , ss Bli , n ne an Br FUTURE NURSES CLUB: Row I: G ilm or e , n, wi od G s, an Ev , er ng si ei M , ins zd ra St 3: w Ro . an em on St k, oc Br , os Lo h, c ts Pi , on pt U , M ar tin , C . Smith, M iller, H ow ey, O ld en b ur g, ck ar St s, on bs o ak J , ol gn si os R Le , an rtm a H , ith Sm D. 4: w Ro . rk o Sf , llin a W , in hl ug W illis, W hi te , M in fo rd , M eink e, M e lson, M c La n. a rm Do r, ie Be , er rq be en st er G , ry -F n, Stakens, H il d eb ra nd, Kaufman, Knowlto

S IE R A T E R C E S D N A S E S R U N E R U T FU e th h it w rs e b m e m e th t in a u q c a to re a b lu C s e rs u N re tu u F e The tw o ma jo r aims o f th re tu fu as r e ff o to ve a h s a re a e th t a h w e se to d n a s ld e fi d e lli a s it re q u ir e m e n ts o f nursing and h g u ro th e s o rp u p s it s e h lis p m o cc a , ls ir g r io n se d n a r io n ju f o d e s careers. The g ro u p , c o m p ri . s ld e fi d e liz a ci e sp s u o ri va in rs ke a e sp d n a s, m fil , ls o o h sc g in fi e ld tr ip s to · nurs ry a m ri p e th is n o ti c a in g in in a tr ss e n si u b e se to s rm fi ss e n si u b Taking f ield tr ip s to local d n a h rt o h s r a e -y d n o c e s to d e it m li , n o ti a iz n a rg o is h T . b lu C s e ri ta p u rp o s e o f th e Future S e c re in a m d n a d e il p m o c is r e b m e m ch a e f o rd o c re e th re e h w k o o b p ra c s tu d e n ts , fe a tu re s a c lu b s d n a l o o h sc te o m ro p rs e b m e M . n o ti a u d ra g r e ft a d o ri e p p ta in e d fo r a f iv e -y e a r fo ll o w -u c o m m u n i t y p ro jects.

, er am H 2: w Ro . rn bo n Sa , on pt U J. y, rle Fa s, rd wa Ed , ck Bo , er om Sp , es m ol H , ut bo Be s, te Ba FUTURE SECRETARIES CLUB: Row I: t, ar ew St r, ge in m Ro , rk Bo s, Bu De , er is Ka 3: w Ro . el nn Ke .

C el, nn Ke L. , an m er m m Le sz, G i bson , Pa tto n , S. Loos, Fox , Dew ey , Kl em , rth wo ls El , th sa em H , rs ffe Je , e ac M , ek ac C e, tk ed Lu , n de oe G ft, Ta n, so hn Jo 4: w Ro C am pb el l, W ilson, M eyer, Blackburn, Li nd en .

C hu dl y, C al de r, M oo dy , Baars, De Shon.

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, erts Rob n, Hah illis, W , ldeis Schu 2: Row . rum Bind dt, Jun hes, Hug , can Dun n, fma Kau er, ORP HEO NS: Row I: Moo re, Salt , Long ey, Finl er, Sing rer, Mou 4: Row ton.

Pres a, Sipm , g tron rms A , ums ugst A , gin Hod on, Vins , McD erm and , Zieg . Row 3: Sommer An derson, Phe lps, Geo rgi.

ORPHEONS, ART CLUB ns. eo ph Or b, clu the up ke ma t en tal al sic mu of s ree Students having var yin g deg . fun and , ish pol se, poi in ch mu n gai ts den stu se the t, ou try te va pri Selected to membership by On ce a semester, each me mb er presents a solo be for e the gro up . gs, etin me the At b.

Clu t Ar the is t en tal l ua ivid ind op vel de to ps hel An oth er club which rs. nso spo m fro e vic ad e eiv rec and ts jec pro r's the ano one of ms icis crit ge art students exchan it vis and ists art nal sio fes pro h wit s que hni tec s cus dis ts den stu ing mis pro , On special occasions exhibits to imp rov e the ir styles.

dy, Lun idt, Sche n, lliso A ll, kwe Blac ildt, Sch on, Lars 2: Row le.

Ang , g Bolin , Keim , n Veo ART CLUB: Row I: Rec tor , Evans, Alex and er, Helt on , We ber , Reel, Mucenieks, Donnelly, Mos ely.

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, jen th Ra , s rn Ke , gs lde Si 3: w Ro . an Sw , nt Hu , te Bi e, od eg nt To , ply Te 2: w Ro . an em nn Ha k, ar CA M ER A CLUB: Row I : Ga te s, Cl Land re.

S B U L C E C N IE C S CAMERA AND ip u q e ic h p ra g to o h p e us to d an s, re tu ic p t n ri p d an , p lo ve e d , ke ta to Im p ro vi ng th e a b ili ty d an e ic ct ra p h g u ro th d e h lis p m o cc a is is Th . b lu C ra e m a C f o rs be em m e ment, is th e ·aim o f th f o n io ss cu is d in d an , s te no f o n so ri a p m co y b , om ro rk a d e th f o e xp e ri m e n ta tio n , in th e use techniques . re lo xp e b lu C ce en ci S e th f o rs e b m e m , m e th nd ou ar on g in o g is t a h w Taking an in te re st in us sc di d an , rs ke ea sp , ts n e m ri e xp e p u ro g d an l a u id iv d In . d rl o w fic ti n ie sc the phenomena o f th e . ds in m ' ts is nt ie sc g in b ro p e th e sions challeng

, bs co Ja y, er ng Ki , on dr al W 2: w Ro l. ei cN M , an lm ke in W A. , ke ok St y, sk bin Du , nin es Ch n, so aw SC IE NC E CLUB: Row I : A mbrosini, Cl r. rte Ca , an elm ink W J. , an m hu Sc , ins sk Ha , jen th Ra , gs lde Si , ey inn Ph r, lte Sa 3: w Ro . ey th an M Irwin, M\'llson,

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r. ou ym Se e, orp Th , llin a W , ne sto hn Jo er, szl Ke , nd la De 2: w Ro . er alk W rt, be Fil D. , rn Co rr, Ca a, in d Za , k oc lw AQUALINKS: Row I: Vi l r, uh St , s elp Ph y, rle Fa , rrin Pe er, Od , ng nti Be ff, Hu 4: w Ro t.

Al r, ge lin ist Ge , s en Ow , vid Da , m dru Bin Row 3: Ju nd t, Duncan , nt. ide es pr , er rn Ga nt; ide es pr evic ll, Be ; er ur as tre , n se us sm Ra y; tar cre se , llin a W rt, be Fil P. : ard Bo the On er. im Re , er ck Do rn be rg er , Be

AQUALINKS r ei th e ov pr t us m rls gi or ni se d an , or ni ju e, or om ph so , ks in al qu A to n io ct le Before se g in m im sw ed iz on hr nc sy n ar le rls gi e th ks in al qu A s A s. er fic of ub cl e th to ty ili swimming ab ed ct re di is rt fo ef ll A . on ld he S n sa Su . rs M d an an km ec H ty et B s is M f o n io ct re un de r th e di e ar rls gi e th d an en os ch i,s e em th a ar ye e th in ly ar E n. tio uc od pr g rin sp al nu an e to w ar d th , on en th om Fr . ow sh g in om -c up e th r fo ts ac ng ni an pl n gi be ps ou gr e os Th . ps ou gr to di vi de d in . gs tin ee m y kl ee w r ei th at es in ut ro r he ot d an s, ve di , ts un st s, ke ro st e tic ac pr d an members pe rf ec t er at w g rin sp 's ar ye is th , te ar C La A to in t en w rt fo ef d an e tim f o nt ou am us A tr em en do . en m og fr am te im Sw S LH e th f o e m so f o e in ut ro e th d ye jo en rs to ta ec sp n, show. In ad di tio 1

e tim a is ow sh ks lin ua Aq al nu an e th r fo Preparing ne le Ar , na di Za dy Ju ) ise kw loc (c as b jo consuming d an , m ru nd Bi e yc Jo ll, Be na Lo , lin al W rly ve Ju nd t, Be e th of e on g in tic ac pr e ar ey Th u. yo ll te n ca Sally C ar r . ed ct rfe pe be t us m at th ns io at rm fo ed at ic many co m pl

i es pr r, ne ar G dy Ju d an , nt de si re -p ce vi ll.

Be e Lona Le r be m nu r ei th g sin ar he re n ow sh e ar , ks lin ua Aq de nt of g. rin sp ch ea n ve gi n tio uc od pr ks lin ua Aq al nu an fo r th e La A n, tio ta en es pr 's ar ye is th th wi ce an rd In ac co . er pp Pe d an lt Sa nt se e pr re s er rm rfo pe e Ca rte , thes

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; y ar et cr se r, fe er nd ffe Di ; t en id es pr , nd la De t; en id s re -p e vic , om str ck Ba r, de an lex A , len Ze , sa Me RED CROSS COUNCIL: Row I: , ry er Ch 3: w Ro . ns rso Pa , e id br rk Ki , ty at Be l, e m m Ki , on els M , s iek pn Lie , lis u at M s, te Ba , er ey M G ol db er g , A nd er so n. Row 2: St o rk , . m ha ot b Ro , s tti ru G l, l e hn Sc , af ha Sc , icz in M , an tym et Veo n, Dek s•ni s, G rin be rg s , Pr

S R O L E S N U O C D E O C , IL C N U O C S S RED CRO n ca ri e m A e th ith w d te a in rd o co l, ci n u o C ss ro C ed R r io n Ju e th , ar ye Serving fo r the th ir d e ic rv se e iv g rs be em m ub cl e Th . ie it iv ct a c vi ci us rio va in s te a ip ic rt a p Red Cross organization, t a g in in a rt te n e y b n, ol nc Li in ld he up nd ou R l ci n u o C ss ro C ed R r io n b y supporting the Ju d an , ily m fa te a n u rt fo n u an r fo s lie pp su g in iv sg nk ha T g in d vi ro p y b s, n tio hospitals and institu s. ct je ro p ss ro C ed R ty n u o C r te b y p ro m o ti n g Lancas to is , rls gi or ni se d an or ni ju f o p u ro g r e te n lu vo a s, or el ns ou C d e o C e th f o The o b je ct a te a g rin so on sp y b in g e b s or el ns ou C e Th . ol ho sc e th ith w rls gi e or om a cq u a in t incoming soph r u to a ith w d te n e ri o e ar rls gi e th e m ti is th t A ll. fa e th in es en nv co ol one week b e fo re scho . ar ye e th t u o h g u ro th ce an st si as em th e iv g s or el ns ou C e Th . ol ho sc e th of

s, El y; ar et cr se , s sto Ko t; en id es pr , er ng Sa ; t en id es pr evic y, we Ho ; er ur as tre le, Da , k in W -, ott Sc I: COED COUNSELORS: Row , m ha ox M ll, we Ne ls, el W , s eil Sm , ed lst Ha , es lm Ho , n yto La , e id br rk Ki , uy ig st O , on at he W , nd Pr oc to r. Row 2: He nr iks en , H ild eb ra , h tsc Pi , ge or Ge K. l, il Ke , s on bs ko Ja s, en ak St ll, nta Be , an rtm Ha , tin ar M , nin Ro , n ldo e Sh r, ze eit hw Sc 3: K. Ne lson , La wson . Row , rry be se Ro n, ah Sp r, ille M n, so at W , nz Ko , is lde hu Sc , er m m So , rd fo in M 4: w Ro . rs ffe Je , er an Sh , n or R. Ne lson, Ur i, Rist au, Sanb e. nk ei M ll, ha Sc , n ro ld a W , ty Do , en bs co Ja , os Lo , n so kin At , an m ee cK M , s an Ev r, ge sin ei M , ns i nk Hu Sch wenke, C . Ge o rg e ,

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USHERETTES : Row I : Rid pa th , Brown son , An g le, Ch ee ver, Beatty, Wi ns or. Row 2: Thoma s, Arm str ong , Mc Wi lli am s, A nd erson , Me i sner.

Row 3: A bb ott , Bro er , Marks , Tro ut , Ibu rg. Row 4: Gr utt is Ha nneman , Shannon, Evan s, Bruce. Row 5: Raley , Cr am er, Vi INo_k , A gu ilar , Cr av en .

ASSEMB LY COMMITTEE: Row I : Ma rle r, Lundak, Kimm el , ly, p Te 2: w Ro ey. n Kin n, rso de An , h ric lle He , ey nn Ke , Stork Ca rte r, Ge rde s.

SERVICE GROUPS, COMMITTEES MOYI E OPERATORS: Ro w I : Pro ffi tt, Hi bb ert, Wi sb e y,

Ha ac k , Swa n, Fischer, Flachma n, A ll go od , Gr en em eie r, Mc W il, ll tre Lit , ttle Tu , n tto Co er, hsn Oc , lark C 2: w Ro . isse Ern s, liam

2: w Ro r. pe p Tu , nd rla the Su , by os Cr , wk Ha I: w Ro : N DOORME , rd sha Gu , er gn Wa , ms llia Wi 3: w Ro ith.

Sm , son vid .Da , Schewe, Faust Kro eg er. Row 4: Le db ett er, Bosk in g , Olson , Siefke s.

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n, an ckm Be , lsh We , uer Ba r, de nra rge He : EE ITT MM CO ECA Loma x, Clo ug h, Rasmu ssen , Wh ea ton .

TWIRLERS: Row I: Scanlon , Summers, Uri , Payne. Row 2: Sov erei gn , Her gen rade r, Bie l, Tay lor, Hun k ins, Geo rge , Upt on , Owens.

HI-S POT COM MIT TEE : Standing: Sell mey er, Hale y. Seated: Mar tin,

LIBRARY COM MIT TEE : Standing: Sch wab aue r, Koch , Bosking.

Seated: Hub bard , Dick, Lay ton.

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Hug elm an , Krie ger, Mitc hell , Zue rlein , Zoll icof fer. Row 3: Goe man n , Sch eidt , Schrunk , Wei dem an , Oste rlun d, Lucs , Moo re, Wel ch , Pearce , Kerns, Stew art.

n, fma Hof ry; reta sec , ister ll McA t; iden pres dt, Jun ; nt side -pre vice , mel Kim r, inge Gris SAFETY COM MIT TEE : Row I: Butz, Rob otha m, nn.

Gle in, Ron , and Del er, Mey rry, Che an, tym Pret n, tma Har n, Veo on, Lars ons, Pars nell, Sch 2: Row Mar tin.

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ia. pp Fra , an ffm Ho , am ah Gr , n kse nri He , on nst Joh r, rne Ga , tto Ga lt, Fe l, nne Ke C. y, rle Fa l, nne Ke L. , ore lm Gi I: w Ro : S ER PEPP , on cks Elli 3: w Ro . ath ms He in, Irw S. , e on nst Joh z, wic ule H l, pe em H , n de oe G , rt be Fil , ers d n Fla , on ibs G K. S. im, Ke ck, eri Em 2: Row er, ed hro Sc 4: w Ro s. fer Jef r, de nra rge He D. , s lme Ho r, de nra rge He J. Joh nso n , Ka iser, Go ldb erg , G artzke , Ed wards, Ha mi lto n, Kel ly, e, iss Ern r, Eye , Fox , rns Ke 5: w Ro a. ruz H a, nn Ha , in Irw J. h, ric elle Ju nd t, Ha me r, Ha ley , G ard ne r, Fo ud ray , H ard iso n , Kaufman, H Ellsworth , Dinges , Jones , Go uc he r, He nri chs en , S. L. G ibson, Hens ley.

PEPPERS, PEPPER " D! IE SF TI SA RE ' EY TH , D W O R C AT TH ." HEY- LO O K AT e th g in ad Le s. er pp Pe e th n, io ct se g rin ee ch Th is is a yell th at expresses the feeling of the e th t, or pp su e th k ac Bl d an d Re e th of ns So e th cheering of the student body, the Peppers give s, rl gi or ni se d re nd hu o tw er ov g tin lis p, ou gr is Th . spirit, and the de te rm in at io n needed to win t or pp su ve gi d an r lo co d ad s er pp Pe y an M . ts en ev ts or sp ks Lin l al of es m ga e m ho e th s attend at th e ou t-o f-town games. d an s ice rv se rm rfo pe ies an be k ac bl d an , s irt The girls, uniformed in red sweaters, black sk .

S LH of n tio ta en es pr re r ei th in ip sh er ad exhibit le

, ers Bow ; ary ret sec r, ye Me r; ure as tre ut, bo Be nt; ide es -pr e vic , PEPPERS : Row I : Dellos , L. Ca mp be l l, B. Brock , A gu i lar, Ho pp e rt, me rla Ha , ow mr Da , urn ckb Bla r, Die , dy ssi Ca l, Bel rt, nke Be 2: w Ro . be pre sid en t ; We st, vic e-p res ide nt; Butz, DeShon, Clo ug h, Cr ab is, ksn De m, tro cks Ba d, lan De er, szl Ke y err Sh r, he ac All tt, rne Ba , ck Co ffe y, I. Ca mp be ll, C lark, Ca ce k , DeBus. Row 3: Bartow, Bo y, we De , en nes Ben rk, Bo , skis v no ka Ca er, am Cr es, Bat , ton mp Co , C. Ca mp be ll, A . A nd erson, DeRyke. Row 4: Baars , Beck, S. A nderson ly. d u Ch r, lde Ca y, err Ch , key Dic d, fiel Bin , orn C r, tle Bu ds, ren ~a yw oo d. Row 5: Baker , Ar no ld , Beckmann, A lex an de r, Beh

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2: Row . ton Up rt, wa Ste y, stn Stia , en Zel hr, Stu , lson Wi ur, mo Sey , PEPPERS: Row I: Thurston, We ber , Sta rkw eat her , Sw ind le , key Yan D. , ms dha Wa , lley Sto 3: Row s. e Sip tt, Wi , s der San n, sto Win , Summers, C. Yankey , San bor n, Stiles , Simon , Stork , Sovereign , Uri ley, d Sha , bal Row ith, Sm C. , t igh ybr Wa , ite Wh 4: Row Roni s, Yeon , Sch ildt , Sievers, Wa ser , Se llmeyer, Spo me r, Royal. r, aue wab Sch ith, Sm D. ki, Sto lm, lhe Wi , rn nbo ise We , lker Wa , ina Zad , ner Sha 5: Ge rste nbe rge r, Sha w, Wa llin , Tay lor, Taf t, Yan t. Row Sterkel , Wa tso n.

EVERYWHERE ks Lin ts, an nn pe ls, ca de g llin Se . sis ba e itiv et mp co a on s Various pr oje cts giv e the gir ls me rit p pe r fo its sk g tin en es pr d an ing nn Pla . ity tiv ac the of rt pa ca r stickers , and concessions is bu t e th d an s me ga ll ba ot fo e th r fo oe sh rse ho ky assemblies , making posters, co ns tru cti ng the luc . ce rvi se ol ho sc the of rt pa o als is n ee Qu ng mi co me Ho throne fo r the ion at er op co e fin e th th wi " ied isf at "s are m tea the d an No t o·nly th e cro wd , bu t the coach . ers pp Pe 59 -19 58 19 the of ion at cip rti pa d se rea inc and the

"H EY -L O O K AT TH AT CO AC H, HEl S SATISFIED!' ' " D! FIE TIS SA 'RE EY TH , AM TE AT TH AT OK "H EY -' LO

2: Row n. rma me Lem ler, Mil N. r, hle Koe , Kirk , ney Ken n, arti M C. lle, Pra PEPPERS : Row I: M. Loos, Luedtke , Mc A llis ter, Liepnieks, , rtin Ma B. , er Kyk , r ide hne ifsc Re 3: Row k. are Pek ers, Pow er, Ram A. Ma rtin , Mc Kay , Phelps , Ma tuli s , O ltman, Ma xfiel d , Linden, ler, Mil J. , rler Ma us, Kra r, ille M M. , son Lar , in ghl Lau Mc 4: Row f. dor ens Reb M.ace, Rogers, Ro min ger , Par sons, Ray , Risiau, ll, we Ne rt, Ma ks, Par , ody Mo , msz Kle , urg enb Oll ax, Lom , sa Me es, Cle Mc s, P. Mil ler, Pat ton, S. Loos, Rasmu ssen. Row 5: Meyer M. Mil ler.

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, rry be oo M ll, i rnh Ba er, rtn Fo 2: w Ro ul.

Pa r, ye rm De , in rle ue Z r, eie em ren G , n lse Nie n, an hm isc Fle , od go All , ns rso Pa I: w Ro : L CLUB 3: w Ro . itis un Ja y, rle Tu ll, e tch Mi l, l we Po y, Co Mc s, n Eva , ase Ha Raskey, Ak ers , Fin ley , Bauers, Ch an dle r, Vo gt, Je tt, Wa lde n , , an rrim Me , re i Gu Mc , wn Bro de r, de nra ize He , ttle Tu l, tre Lit r, we Po Sitzman , Sta na rd, TeSelle, Pfe iff, Lane , Swan , Province, Bammer, r, ide ne Sh , ss Fau , lm o dh Lin , se Wi , en ll Wa , ms illia cW M ff, Hu , t Os ter ho lm , Yo un gs ca p , Str ain , H ers hb erg er, M ore he ad . Row 4: Tra ud , ith Sm , h art lhf Wo er, rtn Ga , ley Far s, Luc , ler l Mi tt, rre Be , n pso om Th y, ll Ke , ley Fra , a san acu G , llen A , ert ilb G , e nle ree G Eitel. y, ra ud Fo , vis Re r, cke Du , les Fow , sen Jen y, Da tt, ya H , n Lin , rs ife Jes , Wi sm er, Ja co bs. Row 5: Kuklin , G ib son , W il liams, Rip ley . m nha Du ss, i Kre r, ylo Ba or, nn Ho , nk hru Sc t, ind hw Sc , rry Cu Me ye r s, Burt, Mo ore , Flynn ,

B U L C L D N A S R E D A CHEERLE h uc m do , s he ac co d an , am te , b lu C L , nd Ba , s er pp Pe th wi g in rk wo s, er ad rle ee Ch e Th d an t iri sp e ud ex rls gi e es th , aw dr or e los , in W . s es cc su a ar ye ts or sp S LH e th e ak to m enthusiasm . of s tie du e th , ies bl m se as p pe ng ni an pl d In ad di tio n to le ad in g Lincol n H ig h cheers an opr d an e, pl am ex ip sh en tiz ci od go a ng tti th e te n cheerleaders include: te ac hi ng cheers , se • m ot in g be tte r school relationships. ed rn ea e ar t bu , by e m co y sil ea t no e ar en rm tte The sweaters and L pins of Va rs ity le g in om rc e ov d an g tin ee m , ills sk g in ov pr im d an ng pi lo ve de k, r wo rd ha of s ur ho ng lo r te af . ts or sp e tiv ec sp re e th in s es cc su g in ev hi ac d an , ts di sa pp oi nt m en s. ct je o pr le i wh rth wo y an m ed ot om pr b lu C L H ol di ng re gu la r m ee tin gs , th e

n. to Up r, rne Ga , ton hns o J , n we Ro , tto Ga , r szle Ke n, so rri Mo n, rso de • CHEERLEADERS: Th urston , Fe lt , An

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n ia D , on ris or M an Je , to at G ie ck Ja , on Karen Thurst Yant, Mary Farley

H om ec om in g Queel"), Jean M or ris on

Y T L A Y O R R IO N E S t an Y n ia D , re oo M e Jo , ty al oy R g in pr S

, re oo M e Jo , en ls ie N n la A , to at G ie ck Ja , Don Bud· un D d Ta t, an Y n ia D , on pt U an Jo , on Karen Thurst ham, Ju dy G ar ne r, C he t Paul

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Allgood

Fleischmann

Day

Foudray

deBrown

Fowles

He ad Coach Jim Sommers and Varsity Assistant Dick Beechner ab ly and successfully gu ide d the Lincoln Hig h Va rsi ty Football Team through a fiv e and thr ee season. Both coaches assumed the ir respective positions for the firs t tim e at the beginning of the year.

VARSIT ' Holman

Jacobs

McCoy

McWilliams

Nielsen

Ortiz

Powell

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Schwindt

Jim Sommers, in his fir st ye ar as va rsi ty fo ot ba ll coach at Lincoln Hi gh School, tur ne d in a re co rd of five wins and thr ee losses du rin g the 1958 fo ot ba ll season. Co ac h Sommers assisted by Dick Beechner, another newcomer to the va rs ity fo ot ba ll scene, sta rte d the season with 16 returning let ter me n and de ve lop ed a highly respected squad which lost only d. an Isl d an Gr d an uth So a ah Om al, ntr Ce a ah to Om The grid-men journeyed to Omaha Ce nt ra l fo r the fir st game of the year and in spite of a fine second half, the fir st half de fic it of 19-6 was to o much fo r the Links to cope with as th ey we nt down in de fe at 32-20 at the hands of the Purple and W hi te Eagles.

The fol low ing tw o week ends saw convincing vic ity -c ra int st ain ag me ho at d an e att Pl rth No at tories foe, Lincoln Southeast. The Platters salvaged only a last minute score in falling, 34-7, to the Links. Southeast failed to muster a tal ly as the Links rolled ov er st nte co st fir the in al Ov S LH the at -0 52 ts igh Kn the between the tw o schools. The Red and Black did

Stanard

Strain

Tuttle

Dermyer

ce ru B , rs e ag an m l al tb o fo y t si ar V 58 19 The , rd pa he S ll re ar D d an , ey rl Fa Thomp son , Dic k a se e th t ou gh ou hr t sy bu ly e em tr we re kep t ex e th ch hi w s sk ta y an m e th g in so n pe rf o rm e th of en m e th ed rv se y e Th . ed ct e coache s d ir LHS g ri d ir on fa i th fu lly.

Fra'ley

Ducker

Dunham

G re n em ei er

H ei ze n ra d er

Jaunitis

Littrell

M o o re

M o w re y

FOOTBALL t s in a g a s e m ti t h ig e t ir d y a p g everything right, reachin outclassed Southeast. , d n la Is d n ra G t a le tt a b t h g u fo A ft e r losing a hard ly u tr a in d e rn tu n o ir d ri g S H 25-7, th e m~n o f th e L e b , -0 3 3 , h rt o N a h a m O g n ki n la b fine p e rf o rm a n c e in r u fo d ie ll ta ks in L e h T s. n fa fo re 3,500 homecoming d e k n a -r h rt u fo e th t s in a g a lf a h times in the second s n fa t n a il b ju , e m a g e th f o n o si u Vikings. A t the concl r e n ch e e B d n a rs e m m o S s and players c a rr ie d coache from the f ield on th e ir shoulders. n io p m a h C te ta S e th y b g in p ip h w A sound 47-0 e d t rs o w e th in d e lt u s re th Packers fr o m O m a h a Sou ks in L e th t u B . ry to is h ll a tb o fe a t in Linco ln H ig h fo on n so a se e th d e d n e y e th as were n o t through yet, t s in a g a s e ri to ic v ck a b to ck a victorious note with ba t. s a e h rt o N ln co in L d n a ch e T Omaha a h a m O t a ry to ic v 3 -1 1 2 The Links pulled o u t a st la e th in -6 7 f o d a le e im -t Tech a ft e r gaining a half re e w s n ja ro T e th h g u o h lt A . minutes o f fi rs t- h a lf play ks in L e th as w lf a h d n co se e n fi tough al l the way , a clincher.

Witliams

Williamson

W is m er

Osterholm •

Zollicoffer

Zuerlein

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There seems to be no escape as the Links ' Art McW illiam s ducks, turns and dodges in an effo rt to evade the near by clutches of an oncoming Packer from Omaha South High . A few short feet behind, another fast-moving Packer is ably removed from the scene with a block thrown by tack le Hen ry Heizenrader.

Braving all kinds of weather in support of the Links are volunteer doctors, Frederick S. Webster, L. E. Finney and Robert D. Fussfeld. These three Lincoln physicians have g.iven thei r time with out charge and are constantly on hand to lend thei r services in case they are needed.

The Lincoln Nor the ast Rockets were the final grid iron vict ims of the season. The eigh teenth contest between the two schools led to the city foo tba ll championship for Lincoln Hig h School. The con test was marked with continual heavy rains, but tha t did n't stop the Links from emerging victorious, 20-7.

It was a dismal nigh t for the Knights of Southeast when they invaded the LHS Ova l, as this pictu re exemplifies. Here, a bewildered member of the Black and Gold is overtaken by Links Jerr y Jacobs and Don Dermyer while tryin g to thro w a pass.

Mor e help is on the way from end Tom Williamson, as he rushes in.

This dete rmin ed Nort heas t Rocket has little hope for any add ition al gain as John Schwindt and Don Tutt le assist in the task of brin ging him to the ground. As if thei r efforts aren 't enough, Tom Day and anothe_r hard -figh ting member of the Red and Black grid iron are righ t at hand to help them.

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Individual standouts were many for LHS, with several men receiving city and state honors. Big guns in the backfield included senior Lar ry Grenemeier, the Links' top scorer; senior qua rter bac k John Zuerlein, and · junior speedster-halfback Art McW illia ms. Of the remaini n g b a c k fi e Id m e n , j u n i o r h a If b a ck Sa m Zol lico ffer was top ground gainer for the Red and Black. Sta ndo ut line play was displayed by All- Sta te Cen ter, Che t Paul, and All- City selections, Jer ry Wismer, Joe Moore, Darrel Stanard and Jer ry Jacobs.

LHS 20 34 52 7 0 21 20

1958 FOOTBALL SEASON Opponent 32 OM AHA CEN TRA L 7 NOR TH PLATTE 0 LINC OLN SOUTH EAST 25 GRA ND ISLA ND 47 OM AHA SOU TH 13 OM AHA TECH 7 LINC OLN NORTHEAST

p. ca gs un Yo f, eif Pf l Bil n, tto Co , roz Mo , s ker A , ton ins W o, ev Dr f, eif Pf f Bif r, xte Ba , hm Ka , ow Sn I: w Ro : LL BA OT RESERVE FO , er ed Gr 3: w Ro s. old yn Re r, se au erh mm So , erg nb se Ro m, um Kr r, ue Ba , is Bo Du , m Im , na sa cu Ga , icz lew Hu , ats Mo r, Row 2: Sc hle ige z. as Gr , ard an St , an zm Sit , ill rnh Ba , ell pb am C , e or Mo , as Sheridan, Mo ok , He rg en ra de r , Shaw, Fr ea uf, Ha

L L A B T O O F E .R O M O H RESERVE, SOP g rin du gs tin ou six r ei th of o tw in us io or ct vi as w rn ea T l l ba ot Fo ve er es R h ig H n ol The Linc , ue ag pr S l i Ph d an p cu ss ro G d or uf B f o n io ct re di e th r de un , s nk Li or ni Ju e Th n. ig pa m th e 1958 ca t gh ou -f rd ha in at fe de et m ey Th .

-7 26 , gs tin as H d an , -0 20 , st ea th or N t ns ai ag ry o ct ta st ed vi , er ev ow H .

13 18 , nd la Is nd ra G d an , -6 12 st ea th ou S 6, -1 19 d an 3 -1 27 , n w To ys contests w ith Bo le ab lu va h uc m ed in ga am te e th g in is pr m co ys bo or ni ju d an e or om ph so e th e th ir ty -th re be ld ou sh ey Th k. ac Bl d an ed R e th g rin ea w le hi w ip sh an m ts or sp e fin d ye la sp di d experie nc e an . on as se xt ne n io tit pe m co ity rs va r fo d re a well pr ep ed ud cl in e es Th . es ss lo o tw d an tie e on f o rd co re a d le pi m co rn ea T l l ba ot Fo e or m ho op S The a d an s, ve er es R st ea th ou S e th by ng ni w do -6 13 a , s ve er es R te re C e th t ns ai ag a 7-7 ve rd ic t . n so w la C n ea D d an n or sb O ne ay W e er w es ch oa C . es or m ho op S st ea th or N he t by 13-0 d ru bb ing

. om Th , an org M t, ind hw Sc n, se au nh tte Be n, row eB d , el Eit se, Ro La ul, Ma n, lle A s, ne Jo el, Re I: w Ro : LL BA . SO PH OM OR E FO OT 3: w Ro . hn Ro , es yn Ha , oy C Mc , os Lo , ey ss Hu , ed Re rf, do ns be Re y, eb Ste k, hic Sc th, mi nis Mo H. er, tch Bu , as om Th , er op Row 2: Co th. mi nis Mo D. n, ma ne he Sc , ick all W r, ke ric St r, he Us n, so ard ch Ri , ist qu nd Lu , r he Ac , by Lis s, rin Pu , a uz Hr , sch Fri

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Burt

Cu rry

Dunham

VARSIT d an , ms tea of m tea a . .. e tru me ca it d an A dream of dreams, uld co ar ye s thi ks Lin the ed low fol o wh e on No ! gh ou th ey came thr de ny it. rte let g nin tur re six th wi on as se the ed en op d an ey W Coach Lyle rs nio se ten d me na d an m tea hip ns pio am Ch ate St -58 men from his 1957 a d an irit sp e, nc rie pe ex t, gh ei -h ng hi yt er ev d ha ey to the Varsity. Th ! all m the n wo d ha y the er, ov all s wa it en wh d an nwi to ll wi the all a, ah Om to f luf sb ott Sc m fro led ve tra d ua sq ge ca S LH The ok Co Mc at on as se the ed en op ey Th . ry to vic of while carrying the to rc h f luf sb ott Sc e Th . or flo me ho ' ats arc Be the on f and then met Scottsbluf be m fro me ca ln co Lin t bu , are sc a ite qu ck Bla d five gave the Red an nt me na ur to te sfa of d un ro st fir the In . ion cis de hind and took a 43-41 arBe the ing at fe de by at re th on as se rly ea the d play the Links avenge cats, 62-46. of e en sc the re we s od wo rd ha ing ild Bu s itie tiv Ac the ln, In Linco Co ac h W ey an d Mo or e

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Paul

Schrunk

Finley

G re e n le e

Honnor

BASKETBALL .

5 -5 0 7 . ~ g n ti s a H d n a , 1 -2 9 7 , X s iu P ln o c in L r e v o s e ri to ic convincing v .

4 -5 3 6 , S H L t a ks in L e th re fo e b ll fe o ls a th u o S a h a m O d e k Second ran , ch a e e ic tw t, s a e th u o S d n a t s a e h rt o N g in d lu c in S H L t a s m ti O th e r vic a h a m O , k o o C c M , e ic tr a e B . n w o T ys o B d n a ch e T a h a m O , d n la Grand Is d n a s d n u ro g e m o h ir e th n o d te a fe e d re e w h rt o N a h a m O d n a l Centra .

-0 5 1 t a le u d e h sc n so a se r rounded o u t the Links ' regula h rt o N g n ti a fe e d y b t ic tr is d ir e th h g u ro th d e z e re b rs e g a c S H The L , te ta S d re te n e ks in L e th s A . ch a e e m ti d ir th e th r fo t s a e th u o east and S to d re a o s it ir p s l o o h sc d n a n o ti a n ig s re s hi d e c n u o n n a d n a y Coach W e , th u o S a h a m O d re e u q n o c S H L , ff lu b s tt o c S g in n w o d r e ft A . ts new heigh y e h T ! n w ro c te ta s r e th o n a d e p p o c d a h ks in L e h T . ls a n fi e th 61-51, in . s u o ri to ic v ll a h is n fi to a k s ra b e N in m a te l o o h sc h ig h ly n o e th re e w e n o r e b m u n e th ly n o t o -n m a te e th is is th d n a , ry to s e th is is h T e th re a se e h T . ry to is h S H L in t s e n fi e th f o e n o t u b , te ta s e th in team r! e d u ro p e b 't n ld u o c e w d n a s link

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H C A O C ' S E H C A O C THE t en em az am n ke ic tr rs de un th in t sa h ig H n ol nc Li f o lty cu fa d an dy bo t en ud st e tir The en S LH f o an de e Th n. io at gn si re s hi d ce un no an d an ey W le Ly h ac co as y bl m se at a spring pe p as de un e th d re he us lly ra is Th r. to en m ll ba et sk ba as ar ye th en te gh ei his ng di lu nc co coaches was . in w to ed in st de e er w ey th ch hi w ys ne ur to e at st d an ct ri st di e th to in s nk Li 59 19 fe.a te d d di ho w d an ey W ch oa C to w ne g in th no e er w s am te ip sh on pi am ch nd a_ s on as se But winning a. sk ra eb N f o e at st e th in rd co re ll ba et sk ba le ab vi en t os m e th h, ig H n ol nc Li at h, is bl ta much to es o tw or e on r be m nu to ds ua sq ge ca k ac Bl d an ed R en te gh ei s hi f o ne ni d he W ey an d coac 9 -5 58 19 d an 8, -5 57 19 7, -4 46 19 3, -4 42 19 2, -4 41 19 e th , ne ni e es th f o ve Fi e. at st e th in positions l al er ov its f o s si ba e th on st fir ed nk ra s wa am te 5 -5 54 19 e th d an s on pi am ch teams were state t en m na ur to e at st e th in p -u er nn ru as w , on iti ed 7 -4 46 19 e th s, am te ne ni e es th of re co rd . O ne r ei th f o e us ca be nd co se ed nk ra e er w , ds ua sq 4 -5 53 19 d an 3 -5 52 19 e th o, tw ng ni ai m and th e re ou ts ta nd in g records.

In eighteen years at th e helm o f th e V ar si ty Basketball te a m , W e ya n d w on 28 3 games while losing only 73 fo r a phenomenal .795! H e suffe re d only one losing season, th a t b e in g a re s p e c table 8-9 ef fo rt , and fell below a .650 only .three times! Four times, in 1945-46, 1948-49, 1954-55, and 1958-59, W ey and flawlessly gu id ed th e Links th ro ug h un de fe at ed regular seasons and eleven times· he br ou gh t ci ty championships to Lincoln H ig h. In ad di tio n, he won th e co ve te d Missouri Valley crown six ou t o f ten times be fo re th e conference was di sb an de d in the spring o f 1951.

A lth ou gh this astounding re co rd tells of a tr em en do us ly fr ui tf ul basketball era led by a tr em en do us ly su cc es sf ul coach, Lyle W ey an d has no t only le ft Lincoln H ig h a basketball tr ad iti on which has ye t to be equalled anywhere in the state, bu t also an ou tstanding he rit ag e o f fine sportsmanship, clean play, and in do m ita bl e school sp iri t fo r which we shall be et er na lly in de bt ed !

ler, Mil , s ifer Jes n, nso Swa 2: Row . an chm Fla , olm terh Os , in Stra , l bel RESERVE BASKETBALL: Row I : Co tton , Mc Gu ire, Scanlon , Ca mp Haas, Ho llib aug h, Berstis, Wo rra ll.

L L A B T E K S A B E R O M O H P O S D N RESERVE A t bu • , ty rsi Va the by ed ow ad sh er ov are ms tea ll a etb sk The Reserve and Sophomore ba se ldo m wi ll one f ind a gr ou p of boys who work harde r. l sfu es cc su st mo a gh ou thr ks Lin r nio Ju -59 58 19 the led t Reserve Co ac h Ha ro ld Sc ot d re ffe su ey th as on as se ted fea de un an m fro ys bo his campaign . On ly tw o po int s se pa ra ted e Th . ks Lin the at be to ms tea the re we wn To ys Bo d an st tw o sin gle -p oin t setbacks. Southea d, an Isl d an Gr , ch Te a ah Om X, s Piu st, ea uth So )i Reserves ' ten victims inc lud ed No rth ea st (twice al. ntr Ce a ah Om d an uth So a ah Om s, ng sti Ha , rth No a ah Om r e ov s rie to vic ing lud inc rd co re on as se 5-3 a in ed nd ha Sophomor e Co ac h Darrel l Gr ell s rve se Re e ric at Be d an st ea uth So s, rve se Re X s Piu ). es tim e Southeast (twice)i and No rth ea st (thre were the teams wh ich be at the young Links.

, and vel Cle 2: Row . sch Fri rdt, Yo es, ayn H e, oyn Kilc s, ock Nim nis, SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: Row I: Lutzi, C hambers, Rutma . der Sni , ore Mo , den Ley r, cke Stri ter, bet Led e, Tru rs, me Sie , h mit nis Mo

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Vo , ein erl Zu y, Co Mc y, rle Tu , ise W , en All I: w Ro S: TIC AS MN GY ITY VARS Sitzman, Stanard , Raskey.

GYMNASTICS r de un , rn ea T s ic st na ym G ity rs Va 9 -5 58 The Lincoln H ig h 19

an to y wa r ei th ed izz wh e, gu ra Sp il Ph h ac th e ab le di re ct io n of Co em th d fin to ly on ip sh on pi am Ch ity C e th d an un de fe at ed season t. ee M e at St e th in am te gs in st Ha g lin st hu selves ou td is ta nc ed by a ng hi as sm in ed rn tu d ua Sq s ic st na ym G k ac The R~d an d Bl d an st ea th or N n ol nc Li d, an Isl nd ra G er ov s ie regular-season vi ct or all e, ric at Be d an on ns Be a ah m O ), ch ea e ic (tw t Lincoln So ut he as on ns Be a ah m O er ov y or ct vi r la gu an tri ng in dual m ee ts . A co nv in ci g in nd ta ts ou l ra ve Se . on as se ct rfe pe e th t ou and Ha st in gs ro un de d e th e id ov pr to ed lp he s er rm rfo pe or ni se d an so ph om or e, junior, lly na io pt ce ex an h ug ro th s st na m gy S LH e th ed spark- which ca rri fin e I 0- 0 season. ed rn tu o als am te s ic st na ym G e rv se Re 's n so aw C oa ch Dean Cl s. los e on t ns ai ag ns wi e re th of rd co re on as se e bl 1n a co m m en da

CO AC H SPRAGUE

John Zu er lein de mo ns tra tes fin e for m on th e ho riz on tal ba r as he does a gia nt swing. He pla ce d in fo ur events in St ate .

, an org M , om str Ny , g un Yo , y Ra s, hild C , n ide W I: w Ro S: TIC AS RESERVE GYMN r, lle Mi , rd Hu t, ch Fo , rd wa od Wo st, Yo , rce Pie 2: w Ro d. au Pfeiff, Sta na rd, Mi ch Rebensdorf, Province.

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r, de i ne Sh en, ll Wa 2: w Ro er. ust C r, ye rm De ss, ne ree G ell, tch Mi SW IM MI NG TE AM : Row I: Evans, Jo yn t, Sch ne ide r, A ke rs, Ba ue rs, , son p om Th , nta Fra , ert b Lam g, rai C ey, uss H , n Lin 3: w Ro vo.

Dre rs, eye M , les Fow n, sto hn Jo iss, Kre , klin Ku , t ret r Bo , vis Re , Ga cus ana Th om as, H ol d er, Je sse, Ha wk , Ha ase .

· swlMMING e th ed ct re di h, ac co as on as se st fir his g rin du C al Bentz, t. ee m e at st e th in ish fin e ac pl ird th a 1958-59 LHS Swim Team to r la gu re 4 4a ly on ed st po s er nk ta k ac Bl d Al th ou gh Bentz' s Red an e fin a of ll we e ok sp s ce an rm rfo pe al du vi season record, th ei r indi s nd ha e th at d re ffe su re we s se los on as se r la gu team. Two of the re ed er ne gi en s wa r he ot An t. as he ut So n ol nc Li s, on pi of St at e Cham . wn To ys Bo by r he ot e th d an l tra en C ity

by Sioux C , on ns Be a ah m O er ov s ie or ct vi e siv es pr im ed in The mermen ga t as he ut So . ch Te a ah m O d an ep Pr on ht ig re C Lincoln N or th ea st , ks Lin e Th t. ee M ity C e th in ks Lin e th m fro e ttl ba to ok a close . wn To ys Bo d an t as he ut So nd hi be t ee M placed th ird in the St at e r, ye rm De n Do , rs ue Ba n Ro by ed rn ea re First place gold medals we Bill Fowles, Dave Myers , and Manny Shneider.

CO AC H BENTZ ve Da t bu it, to ng thi no 's re the t ha t em se t gh It mi ac pr s ke ta ist tw lf ha A y. ntl re ffe di u yo ell t n ca Drev o y ur inj the by ar ye all ed er mp ha s wa ing div 's S LH tic e! ly al fin leg his en wh t bu t, ud ra T n Jo an rm te let r nio of se hea led , T ra ud t finis hed fo ur th in the State.

Seemingly de fy ing all the laws of grav ita tion , Lincoln H igh School swimmers, Kit Berre tt, Dave Meyers , Bob Mitchell , and Ch ip Kuklin were actually ca ug ht in the midst of a t ake-off during one of the night ly prac ti ce sessions wh ich Co ac h Cal Bentz rig or ou sly conducte d.

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, erg enb Ros r, me Wis l, bel mp Ca r, me Bam 2: Row t.

Jet rry, obe Mo , l Eite J. , s VARSITY WRESTLING: Row I: Allg ood , Parson Fleischmann, -Fortner, Fraley, Mc Wil liam s, Wil liam s , Fauss.

WRESTLING ies tor vic six . ed rn ea s er stl re W ty rsi Va S LH -59 58 The 19 a d an hip ns pio am Ch ty Ci the to ion dit ad in s, se los o against tw ich wh of rd co re a is is Th et. me ate St the in rth be ce pla th ird s se los ly on e Th d. ou pr be n ca rs ple ap gr d's an llil Co ac h Ha ro ld Gi . wn To ys Bo d an uth So a ah Om of s nd ha the at red were suff~ In te r-c ity foes, Lincoln Southeast and Lincoln No rth ea st, d an d Re ing ht fig the of s nd ha the at ch ea ice tas ted de fe at tw re we nts ne po op ed at fe de of t lis the ing let mp Co .

Black Ma tm en Gr an d Island and Om ah a Tech. l da me ld go a n wo p, am Ch ate St ks Lin ly on n, an Ga ry Fleischm in +he 165 pound division.

5-1 a d ste po rs ple ap gr e erv res e's rn bo Os ne ay W h Co ac d an Gr d an ), ice (tw st ea rth No st, ea uth So X, s Piu ing at fe de , record Island. They lost only to Om ah a South.

CO AC H GILLILAND

On e hu nd red an d twe lve po un d Ja y Parsons can tel l you tha t pra cti ce sessions can be rou gh . He re, 120 po un d Jim Eitel is fig hti ng to pin Parsons.

Row I: Luft, Wa lde n , Masters, T. Eitel! , deBrown , Ma rt in, Reynolds. Row 2: Ca rl ile, Theesen , Richardson, Sn ow, RESERVE WRESTLING:

Wa tts , Pfe iff, Bauer, Wa llick.

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VARSITY INFIELDERS: Row I: McCoy , Powell , Scanlon, Gilbert. Row 2: Osterholm, Honnor , Nie lsen, Singer.

I VARSITY PITCHERS AND CATCH ERS: Row I: Sheridan, Burt, McGuir e (Pitche rs). Row 2: Had ley, Yo ungscap, H eizen-

rader (Catchers).

BASEBALL Varsi ty baseball coach Bufor d Gross cup guide d his Links throu gh an eleven-game schedule which include d contests with Creig hton Prep, Omah a Holy Name, Lincoln North east (twice), Omah a South, .Oma ha North , Lincoln Southeast, Boys Town, Omah a Central, Omah a West side, and Omah a Tech. Seven return ing letter men from last year's baseball squad, which won but three games while losing six, bolste red Lincoln High' s 1959 baseball hopes. Three of the seven returnees were pitche rs Don Burt, Bill Honn or, and Micke y McG uire who forme d the mJcleus of a fine mound staff.

VARSITY OUTFIELDERS AND MANAG ERS: Row I: Lindholm, Fowles (Outfie lders). Row 2: Merriman, Gomez, Spicer (Manag ers).

Coach Buford Gros scup assumes a typica l stance a s he apprai ses the perfor mance of his Varsity team.

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RESERVE BASEBALL: Row I: Schick, Busch, Davis, Gartner , Rosenberg , Nystrom, Stewart, Ha rol d Mon ismith, Nimocks. Row 2: Foudray, Sie de ll, Miller, A kers , Snider, Haas, Darold M onismith, Isaman , Betten hausen, Eitel. Row 3: Rohn , Koehn , Mitchel l, Wymor e, Purins, Brill, M cDowell, Hodap p , Ga rner, Chandl er.

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COA CH COLSON

TENNIS Coach LeRoy Colson opened the 1959 tennis se.ason riding a string of thir ty-f our consecutive victories including two state titles and several city championships. How eve r, last year 's state championship squad was hard hit by gra duation and only two lettermen, senior Dave Wo hlfa rth and junior Dick · Gibson returned for the 1959 season. Wo hlfarth was State Doubles Champion last year. Colson 's netters face d Lincoln Southeast (twice), Lincoln Nor the ast (twice) and Cre ight on Prep bef ore entering the spir ited City Tournament. A contest with Fremont f illed the time gap between the city and state meets.

WOHLFARTH

RESERVE TENNIS: Row I: Hussey, Lutzi , Cole, How lett. Row 2: C leveland, Mead , Steinman, Cal dwell.

GIBSON

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Stra , n lhou Ca y, Kell ni, rosi Amb , ams illi McW er, coff i Zoll ns, re Kug rs, mbe ha C an, rn a Mcl n VARSITY TRACK: Row I: Sitzma , ifers Jes rall, r Wo 3: Row s. e Jam lor, Bay , is Rev er, leig Sch n, orda J , nn ma isch Fl.e ley, Fra , Row 2: Rip ley, Sut ton, Cam pbe ll, Grif fin Lu cs , Ke n Ba yl o r, Je nsen, W illi am s, M oo re , Berstis, Swa nson , Jac o bs.

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MA NA GE RS : Kneeling: Greene Standing: Co tton , Schlegelmilch.

The 1959 Varsity Track season began at home on Ap ril IO with a meet against Gr an d Island. The Islanders ed ge d the Links 77-70, bu t Lincoln showed well in spite of the fact tha t only nine let ter me n retur ne d from la-st year. The 1958 squad too k a firs t place in the cit y meet and placed twe lfth in sta te co mp eti tio n. Co ach Ha rol d Sc ott 's 1959 cindermen Frohn.

Although Track Coach Ha rold Scott pauses brie fly dur ing an afte r school practice he still hangs on to his trustworthy ass ista nt- the clip board.

The Links Cross-Country team placed second in the city behind Lincoln t firs a ped cop ley Rip k Dic ior Jun l. fal last te Sta the in th nin and Northeast place in the Cit y and wound up fourth in the State M'eet. Pictured, here, the harriers include Bill Wo rra ll, Dick Ripley , and Phil Kelly in the back row , and Ralph Queen , Don Mc larn an , and Ron Calhoun in front. The runners were coached by Harold Scott.

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Judges and timers clock Lincoln High's Joe Mo ore in the 880-yard run as he breaks tap e in the Cit y Track Meet.

LHS handily won the event, outdistancing Northeast and Southeast by a considerable margin.

Up , up and awa-a-a-y leaps Juris Jesifers in a gallant atte mp t to win the bro ad jump. H is efforts were futi le as LHS lost to Gra nd Island, but he scored five first place finishes in the Cit y Me et.

CROS S-COUNTRY seemed to be im pro ve d as the y finished high in the Mi dla nd Relays and placed second in the tria ng ula r with Omah~ Ce ntr al and Boys Town. The de fen din g state champions fro m Ce ntr al com pile d 671f2 points against Lincoln's 46 ½ and the Co wb oys ' 42. Cit y, District, and State meets along with the Doane Relays com ple ted the schedule.

Lincoln Hig h 's distance ace Dick Ripley, a junior, is all set to take off for a tim ing in the mile run. Last year Ripley placed high in the State in his event.

el Darr 2: Row rd. dwa Woo ls, Ozo er, Bau s, nold Rey tin, Mar ff, Pfei , gan Mor uer, a RES ERVE TRACK: Row I: Davis , Eitel, Sch wab ell, Pow a, usan Gac 3: Row er.

Krog , dorf ens Reb , li r Weh ois, DuB , on ards Rich , ard Stan s Loui er, h Stan ard , Snow, Rutmanis , Butc Theesen , Moo k, Mey ers , Burgess, Siefkes, Enersen, Probasco.

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Coa ch Dic k Bee chn er clutches the prac tice scores of his Vars ity and Reserve Gol f prospects as he sends the boys thro ugh one of their nigh tly sessions.

VARSITY GOLF: Dermeyer, Borre tt, Nelson, W ifliamson.

GOLF The 1959 LHS Go lf team star ted off the year with vict orie s ove r Nor folk and Pius X. rd thi a and ast the Nor and st thea Sou with lar ngu tria a in e plac ond sec a to fell then ers golf The • . trice Bea and de stsi We aha Om with lar ngu tria a in e plac The Fremont Invitational, ano ther three-way mee t with Lincoln Nor the ast and Lincoln Southeast and a tria ngu lar with Beatrice and Falls City also pre ced ed the City and Sta te contests.

Coa ch Dick Beechner had but one returning letterman, Ron Munson, as the season opened, but help came from Kit Borrett, Tom Williamson, Don Dermeyer and Jer ry Kri~ger. Beechner's 1958 squad too k an eigh th place in the State Mee t.

RESERVE GOLF: Dunham, Fail ing, Laws, Krieg er.

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Ron Munson, the Links lone retu rning lette rman displays the form which made him a stan dout amo ng Beechner 's golf ers. Munson and Tom Willi ams on form ed the nucleus of the 1959 team .

GAA : Row I: Sterkel, L. Johnson, DeShon, Pierce , Scha ch, Dinges, Behrends . Row 2: Baker, Spears , Umb erger , Tilman, Byron, son, Peter ven, Cra er, Fisch uy, Ostig aton, Whe on, Johns B. 3: Row rek.

Peka , Blake , eitzer Schw , leton Temp , lman Huge , Maul rris, Ha Fi nley, C ornel l, Ward , Schil dt, G uillia tt.

GAA AND INTRAMURALS The Girl s Ath leti c Association provides an opti ona l extr a-cu rric ular sports pro gra m for the , ldon She Sue .

Mrs and er Mill Jo en Hel Miss by red nso Spo . ate ticip par to all girls who wish ton, min bad ery, arch : ude incl cts dire A GA h Hig oln Linc the h whic rts spo itive pet com of long list basketball, gol { ping pong, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. In ari effo rt to acc omm ock eba hors and g hikin as such rts spo tive peti -com non kes, disli and likes ing vary y man the e dat riding are maintained. For those who pre fer com pet itive sports, team captains are selected this in ate ticip par girls ny Ma hip. bers mem A GA from s team r thei ct sele , turn and they, in and ieve ach also but nt yme enjo h muc ive rece only not y The m. gra pro ed rsifi dive and varied maintain a high level of physical fitness.

The LHS Intramural Ath letic pro gra m is for boys not cur ren tly par ticip atin g in Var sity sports and strives to include every inte rest ed boy in the spo rt of his choice. Under the dire ctio n d rde awa ors hon and hies trop the for vie s shop and s room e hom the r, iste eme of Mr. Neil Haf in the numerous sports com peti tion s thro ugh out the year.

Dozens jam the gym each noon as the numerous ping pong tables invit e both students and facu lty members to exercise thei r skill in volle ying the evasive, lively, whit e ball. Some become quit e skillful at the art, and others are satisfied simply to en joy their leisure time .

Spir ited basketball games such as this do much to prom ote the intra mur al prog ram and all part icipa nts enjo y themselves thor ough ly. The intra mur al program includes several sports each season and particip atin g students gain an app recia tion of the requ ired skills invo lved .

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A fter looking at the work of TOWNSEND STUDIO , llze Jakobsons, Nan cy Fry and Mar ilyn Kostos assure themselves that this is where they will have those senior pictures taken next year .

Jackie Feather, Pat Kinney and Sherrill G eistlinger all agree that the BIG SHOE STORE has ever y kind of foot wea r from cow boy boots to hip waders, all at reasonable prices.

Charlene Ham ilton demonstrates to her intel ligen t feline frien d the capt ivati ng fine art of excellent professional phot ogra phy always available to you at the LES McADAMS STUDIO .

The 1959 Lin~ s has gone to press and Mr. Fred Kissler of WOODRUFF PRINTING COMPANY shows some layouts to Arni e Garson, Lin~s Managin g Editor, and Judy Zadina, Lin~ s Editor.

" This seems to be prin ted in Russian " states Judy Wal ker to Norm Agena as they look over a text at NEBRASKA BOOK STORE. Here one may find ever ythin g needed in supplies and books.

As Mar gery Coff ey, Nan cy Butler and Louise Shadley visited the new CONTINENT AL NATIONAL BANK, they found a frien dly atmosphere and a good place to do their banking.

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Busy looking over a sample insurance polic y at WEAVER -MINIER LTD . is Klea Lyn Sellmeyer. She knows she is bein g represented by a com pete nt com pany in case of illness or acci dent .

Scanning the fine selection of wax in the tune shop are How ie Strain and Art McW illiam s, who both know that you can find all the lates t pops, classic, and modern jazz at MILLER & PAINE.

Donna Felt dem onst rate s her expe rt typin g abili ty to Mar y Kay Rowen at BLOO M TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. They know that here one may find a com plete line of new and used type write rs.

Being shown some of the fine pho togr aph ic work at ARTHUR OWENS STUD IO are Ardi th Mein ke and Bonnie Kuklin. They both agre e that this is the place to have thei r senior pictu res taken.

Found at VAN SIC KLE GLA SS AND PAIN T COMPANY are Rosemary Long and Caro l G artin . They both deci de that this is the place to go for qua lity paints, brushes, and glass.

LATSCH BROTHERS INCORPORATED has ever ything one needs in stati oner y and in book keep ing supplies as Rog er Cam pbe ll, Cath y Stum p and Doug Thom have disc over ed.

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Ca ugh t in the act by our cameraman, Ken Littrell, Jim Jacobson, and Jer ry Kapke prepare to make off with this bea utif ul Ch evr ole t El Ca mic displayed at

DUTEAU CHEVROLET CO MP AN Y.

" Better save for a bet ter future " seems to be the thr ift pol icy of Linda Hellerich and Ma ry Farley as the y dep osi t the ir savings in an account at the

FIRST NA TIO NA L BANK.

Sandy Rice and Cla udi a Wa lke r are ver y pleased with the fine por tra it work done by HA MIL TO N STUDIO. They are bot h prospective customers for next year's pic ture -tak ing rush.

For healthy chicks and the best of feeds, see HILL HATCHERY. The excellent nutritional value of Hill feeds is demonstrated by chicks held by An dy Stoneman and Douglas Ca rr.

Co nni e Ma rtin and Jackie Ga tto are scanning a cat alo g of complete aut om otiv e parts. They know tha t L. J. MESSER CO MP AN Y has a complete line of accessories for the ir customizing needs.

Millionaires Jack Powell and Dave Wo hlfa rth agr ee tha t this huge vault doo r at the CO MM ON WEALTH CO MP AN Y is just the thin g to keep the ir stocks and bonds safely.

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" Ready on the star ting line? " asks Carl eton Flynn as Harl an Hall prepares to drive off the rack at MOWBRAY BUICK COMPANY. Harlan and Carl eton both agree that The Car '59 is Buick.

Doug Franklin and Linda Sanders are both ready for grad uatio n in thei r caps and gowns from MOHAWK CAP AND GO WN COMPANY, and they certa inly do look well in them.

Sharon Framstead, Tim Gar tner and Marshall Jones, Adv ocat e staff members, are assured that the Adv ocat e will be out on time when it is in the cap<:3ble hands of NORTHEAST PRINTERS.

Judg ing from the ir expressions , Del Howland, Pennie Kirk and Don Burt seem very pleased with this new type write r and offic e equi pme nt found at

NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER COMPANY.

John Schwindt, Shirley Anderson and Karen Thurston seem interested in this gas lamp, the latest thing from the GAS COMPANY. They also have everything needed in the line of appliances.

The widest selection of jewelry is available to you at SARTOR JEWELRY COMPANY. Bernie Zelen and Pat Whi te are picking out thei r class rings from the many attra ctive styles.

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No, it's not a holdup! John Yost has just dep osi ted his savings in t he capable hands of the savings dep artm ent of th e NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Lincoln 's fam ily bank.

Jackie Likens and Sharon Douglas hold the doo r for two clients, J ohnny Mil ler and Ron Calhoun, who are assured MIDWEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY can handle the ir needs.

Jud gin g from the expressions on the ir faces, C arol A lt and Susie Sanger are sure tha t ANDERSON STUDIO will do anoth er fine job on the ir por trai ts as the y have done in t he past.

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Looking over this fine disp lay of gre etin g cards at ALVORD PHARMACY are Janice Ma rler and Jim Brodecky. He re you are sure to find all the school supplies and drugs for your needs.

Do tty Linden and Dave Mil ler are tho rou ghl y fascin ate d by the filling machine found at BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY which assures them of delicious ice cream and dai ry products.

Peg Thompson seems qui te sold on the fine pho togra phi c work done by EDHOLM & BLOMGREN STUDIO. They will be tops on her list next year when it comes to senior pic ture tim e .

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Jackie Johnston and Rosemary Alla cher seem quit e pleased with the qua lity of the milk, dair y products and the cleanliness of the bott ling room at the

ROBERTS DAIRY COMPANY.

Ron Rosenberg has found that Don's Den has all kinds of records available from classics to jazz. Upstairs there 's a modern luncheonette. A varie ty of item s-al l are available at DON MAR PHARMACY.

You can cert ainly tell that Sharon Behrends has been here before. She knows TASTEE INN INCORPORATED is just the place to stop for a delicious sna d afte r a game or part y!

The ,scholarship key which is presented each year to the Lincoln High senior with the highest grade average is one of the fine products of RIXSTINE

JEWELRY MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

Afte r a hard day working or. the yearbook, we find War ren Sampson , Lin~ s pho togr aph er and Jud y Corn, Lin~ s Biography Editor following the crowd to the fine food at KING'S DRIVE-IN.

Duncan McCallum, Chip Kuklin and Dick Farley can' t wait to sink thei r teeth into this delicious pizza from CHRISTIANO'S PIZZARIA, which rates as a favo rite spot for a snack.

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As the setting sun encloses Lincoln Hi gh School and its da ily routine, so does it bring the completion of this book. The secrets th at have been so long locked behind the do or of Room 3 19 have finally been revealed. It is ho pe d- th at . ev er y m em or ab le thought, wo rd · and act, symbolizing Lincoln Hi gh has been recaptured.

For, in years to come, the opening of its pages will bring the recollection of one's experiences, emotions, activities, and memories, ringing as true and viv id as the y once did .

STAFF Ju dit h Ann Zadina ... Editor-in-chief . Managing Ed ito r Ar no ld Garson Na nc y Butler... Formal Photography Ed ito r Ju dit h Co rn .. Senior Biography Ed ito r Douglas Ca rr .. .. . Business Manager Sharon Behrends _______ .Photographer W ar re n Sampson .... Photographer

* * * . Editorial Ad vis er Ruth Ga rtn er .

Mi ldr ed W aid e __ Financial Ad vis er R. W . Howland. __________ Photography Ad vis er

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INDEX A Ab bo tt , Ba rba ra- 72 , 110 Ab bo tt. Sh irl ey -64 Ac he r, Ra nd y-7 2 , 121 ACTIVITIES-80-111 Ad a ms, Pa tsy -72 AD MI NI ST RA TI ON - 14 ADVERTISEMENTS- 136 -145 AD VO CA TE -86 -87 A: OL IA N CH OI R- 88 -89 Ag en a , No rm an -34 , 138 Ag u ilar, Ca rm en -34 , 114 Ag u ila r, Ri ta -72, 110 Ak ers, Jo hn nv -72 , 116, 121, 128, 130 Ak in, Jul ie -72 Al da pe , Jo an n- 72 Ale xa nd er, De An -34 , 106, 109, I 14 Al exa nd er, J im -72 Al ex and er, Mary lou ise -22 Al lac he r, Ro sem ary -34 , 86 , 114, 143 All chi n, Da vi d- 72 Allen, Fr an cis -72 , 116, 121, 127 Allen , Ga ry -6 4 Allen , Ge ro ld- 64 Allen , Ka y-6 4 Al lgo od , Te rry -34 , 96 , 116, 118, 129 All ison, Mo na -64 , 106 Al t, Ca ro ll- 64 . 67, 83, 91, 95, 96, 100, IOI, 108, 142 Alt, Ka ren -64 , 104 Am bro sini, Al fre d-3 4 , 62 , 89, 92, 102, 103 , 107, 132 Am en d , Ma ry- 64 , 104 Am spo ker , Ro be rt- 64 An de rso n , An da -3 3 , 34 , 84, 86 , 103, 104 , 109, 11 4 An de rson, Ca ro lin e-72 An der son Ch arl es- 64 , 91 , 99 , 110 An de rson , Ch arl ott e-7 2 , I 10 An de rson, Ga yle -72 , 96 , 99 , 106 An de rso n , Ha rol d-7 2 An de rno n , He len -72 , 91, 100 An der son , Jan ic e- 34 , 89 An der son , Sh aro n-7 2 An der son , Sh irl ey -3 4 , 83 , 86 , 87 , 89, 114, 116, 141 An der son , W ille ne -7 2 An dre ws , An n-6 4 An dre ws , Fr ed -6 4 An dre ws, Jo hn -6 4 An dre ws , Ro sem ary -72 Ang le, Mi ch ele -72, 91, 96 , 100, 106, 110 APPRENTICE CH EE RL EA DE RS -67 AQ UA LI NK S-1 08 Ar ms tro ng , Ma rga ret -72 , 99 , 106 Arm str o ng , Sh are n-7 2 , I 10 Ar no ld, Ma rgu er ite -64 Ar no ld, W ini fre d- 34 , 88, I 14 ART CL UB -10 6 ASSEMBLY CO MM IT TE E- I 10 Atk ins on , Dona ld- 64 At kinson, Ma rga ret -64 , 84 , 109 Au gst um s , As tr id a-72 , 98 , 106 Au lt , DeW itt -72 Austin, Sh irl ey -64

B Ba ad e , Gl en -3 4 Ba ars, Na dy ne -72 Baars , Sa un dra -34 , 105, 114 Bachle, Lo we ll- 35 Ba cks tro m , Su san -33 , 35 , 88 , 102, 103, 104 , 109, 114 Ba de , J,i m- 72 Ba iley, Ed na -72 Bailey , Je rry -7 2 Ba inb rid ge , Je rry -3 5 Baker , Ca ryl on -72 , 135 Bake r, Ju dy -7 2 Baker , Lew is -64 Baker, Lo is -35 , 114 Baker, Phyll is -64 Baker , Ro ge r-7 2 _ Ba ldwin, Ea rl- 72 Ba mm er, Roll in -35 , 116, 129 BA ND -98 -99 Bank, Dan iel -3 5 Ba rbe r , A lv in -72 Ba rbe r , Ma rth a-3 5 Barker, Ro sem ary -64 Ba rne tt, No rm a-3 5, 96, 102, 114 Barnh ill, Ed d-6 4 , 116, 121 Barr , Ed ith -72 Ba rtl ett , An se l-72 Bartow, Ka ren -35 , 114 BASEBALL-130 BASKETBALL-122-1 26 Bassler, Ste ve. ,-7 2 , 94 Bate , La wr en ce- 64

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Bates, Ch arl a-3 5, 89, 105, 114 Bates , Cl iff ord -72 Bates , Lo rra ine -64 , 84 , 97 , 98, 109 Bauer , Ca ro l-64 , 95 Bauer , Da ryl -35 Bauer, Ha rol d-6 4 , 121, 129, 133 Ba uer , Jac qu eli ne -35 , 90 Ba uer , Ma rsh a- 64 , 102, 110, 111 Bauers, Ronn ie -72 , 94, 116, 128 Ba ug her , Vir gi nia -1 7 Baum , Er ne st- 64 Ba um ani s , An da -7 2 Ba xte r, Pau l- 64 , 121 Bayless , Ma rga len e-7 2 Baylor, Jam es -6 4, 90, 132 Baylor, Ke nn eth -35 , 116, I32 Beach , To m- 72 , 94 Be att y, Sh err y-7 2 , 96 , 109, 110 Be bo ut, Pa t-3 5, 89, 105, 114 Beck, Jud ith -35 , 114 Be cke r , Ba rba ra- 64 Becker , Ne va -64 Be cke r, W ill iam -35 Beckmann , Betty -33 , 35 , 88, 94 , I 10, 114 Be ech ner , Ric ha rd -21 , 118, 134 Be hre nd s , Ro ge r-6 4 Be hre nd s , Sh aro n-3 5 , 63, 84, 114, I 35 , 143 Be ier , Ju dy -64 , 105 Be lkn ap , De an -3b , 88 Be ll, Lo na -36 , 90 , 108, 114 Be nd er, Kath lee n- 72, 97, 99 Be nd rup s , As tr id a-64 Be nk ert , Sa un dra -36 , 88, 114 Bennesen, Gl ori a-3 6, 114 Bentall , Be th- 64 , 97, 105, 109 Bentall , C la re -72 , 75 , 91 , 96 , 99, 100, 104 Be nti ng , Ka ren -72 , 82, 83, 108 Be rnh ard t, Ja ne -7 2, 96 , 100 Berry , Tr um an -64 Berstis , Kn ute -64 , 126, 132 Be dw ell , Da nn ie- 64 Be tte n , Do n-7 2 Be tte nh aus en , Ro be rt- 72 , 121 , 130 Betts , El iza be th- 72 Bic e, Edd ie -64 Biel , M arg are t-6 4 , 111 Big ley , Darw in -72 Bindrum , Jo yc e-6 4, 95 , 96 , 100, 106, 108 Bin fie ld, Sh aro n-3 3 , 36 , 88, 92 , 98, 100, 114 Bir nb aum s, lna ra- 32 , 33 Bit e, Dagn ija -64 Bit e, Gu na -7 2 , 104, 107 Bit ter ma n, Ch ery l-72 Bla ckb urn , Na nc y-3 6, 105, 114 Blackwe ll, Jo An n-6 4 , 100, 106 Bla ir, She ila -72 Bla ke, Cy nth ia -64, 95 , 135 Bla scz ak, Ga y la- 64 , 95, 96, 100 Blauser , Jim -7 2 Bliss, Ma rth a-6 4 , 95, 105 Bock , Sa nd ra- 36 , 102, 105, 114 Bo de , Dim itr i-3 6 Bodfi eld , Je rry -7 2 Boeh m, R'ob ert -7 2 Bo ga r , W ill iam -I S Bo gen rie f, J im -72 Boh l, M arg are t-6 4 , 98 Bol ing , Me rr il- 1 06 Bond , Da ve -64 Bork , Ka thr yn -36 , 105, 114 Bork, Ste ph en -64 Be rre tt, Ke nn eth -36 , 88 , 89, 94 , 96 , 116, 128, 134 Bo sking, Ro be rt- 72 , I 10, 111 Bost ic, Dia nn e-7 2 , 84 Boughn, Ch ar le s- 72 Bourke , Jam es in e-24 Bove ia, Br uc e-6 4 Bowers , Shir le y- 33 , 36 , 86, 89, 91, 94, 114 Bowl ert ?w en do lyn -64 , 98 Boy le, Ma ry- 22 BOYS GL EE -94 BOYS OC TE T- 91 , 94 Br adl ey , C la ire -36, 89 Brannen , Ma rjo r ie -64 , 95 , 105 Brehm , Jo hn -3 6 Br end al , Pe ter -64 Br ide ga m, Do nn a-6 4 Br ide ga m , Re be cc a-6 4 Br idg er , Rich ard -6 4 Br idg er , Ro ge r-3 6 Brill , Dav id -65 , 130 Britt Wi ns ton -65 Brock , Be tty -36 . 114 Brock , Sh aro n-7 2 Brodecky , Jim -3 3, 37 , 99, 142

Broer , Er ich -3 6 Broer , Ka thl ee n-7 2 , 110 Brooks, Sh ari -72 Brooks , W arr en -36 , 88, 90 , 94 , 96 Brown, Ro ge r-7 2 Brownson , Pa m- 72 , 110 Bruce , Cy nth ia -73 , 100, I 10 Brunkow , Lil a- 65, 95 Bruns , Ja ck -6 5 Brunsen, Ly le- 65 Bryan , Ca rol yn -73 Bryan, Ke nn eth -65 Buckner , Ru th- 27 Buell, Fr an ce s-I S Bu hrd orf , Stu art -65 Bu mg ard ne r , Ka tha len e-7 3 Bu rba ch , Su san -73 Burch am , Be tty -36 Burcham , Ch ery l-6 5 Burcham , Do n-6 5 , 94 Burgess , Cl yd e-7 3 , 133 Burk , Ca ro le- 65 Burk, Dav id -73 , 96 , 99 Burke , Ro ge r-3 7 Bu rkey, Jam es -73 Burn ham , Gu ilf ord -17 Burns , Do n-7 3 Burt, Do na ld- 32 , 33 , 37, 63 , 82 , 83, 89, 90, 94, I I6, I 17, I22 , I 30 , 141 Bu sbo om , Ba rba ra- 73 B•Jsbo om , My ron -65 Bus ch, De an -73 , 130 Bu sch, De rro ll- 37 Busch , Ka ren -73 Bu tch er, Ga ry- 73 , 121, 133 Butler , Na nc y-3 3 , 37 , 62 , 63 , 85, BB, I02 , I03, 114, I38 Butts , Be ve rly -73 Butts, Ge ral d- 65 But~, Bever ly -37 , 111, I 14 Buz ick, Jan et -73 Bye rs , De an na -65 Byron , Ja ne t-6 5 , 98, 135

C Ca cek , Jo an -3 7, 105 , 114 Ca de , Ja me s-6 5 CAFETERIA ST AF F-2 9 Ca ka n.ovskis, Ast ra -37, 102, 103, 104, 114 Ca lde r , Na nc y-3 7 , 105, 114 Ca ldw ell , lva n-2 5 , 88 Ca ldwell, Ro be rt- 65 , 98, 131 Ca lhoun, Ro na ld- 65 , 82 , 83, 99 , 132, 142 CAMERA CL UB -10 7 Ca mp be ll, Ca ro ly n- 37 , 89 , 102, 114 Ca mp be ll, Ch arl es- 37 , 99 , 126, 129 Ca mp be ll, Doug la s-73 Ca mp be ll , lda -3 7. 102, 105, 114 Ca mp be ll, Jo an -7 2, 73 Ca mp be ll, Ke nn eth -37 , 88 Ca mp be ll, La rry -37 Ca mp be ll, Lo is- 37 , 88 , 114 Ca mp be ll, Ro ge r-73 , 83 , 99, 121, 126, 132, 139 Ca nfi eld , G inn y-73 , 104 Ca nn on , Mi ke -73 Ca rl ile, Ric ha rd -73 , 129 Ca rr, Doug las -3 7, 61 , 63 , 84, 140 Ca rr , Sa lly -65 , 90 , 108 Ca rra nz a , Lo uis -73 Ca rte r, Ja nie -6 5, 84 , 100, I 10 Ca rte r , Ric ha rd -32 , 33 , 37 , 61 , 97, 107 Ca ss idy, Pr isc ill a-37 , 114 Ca ssn er, Ha rle y-6 5 Ca sti gli an o, Di ck -65 , 127 Ca ve tt , Al va -22 Ca yw oo d , Ca rol ine -3 8 , 89 , 114 Ch am be rs, Ka ren -65 Ch am be rs , Ronn ie -73 , 126, 132 Ch an dle r, Te rry -65 , I 16, 127, 130 Ch ap ma n , Rona ld -38 Ch ass on , Ba rba ra- 65 , 93 , 97 , 98 , 104 Ch att in, Li nd a-7 3 , 104 Ch av ira , Fr an k-7 3 CH EE RL EA DE RS -I 16 Ch eev er , Sh ery l-7 3 , 110 Ch e rry, Je an -3 8 , 102, 109 , 111 , 114 Ch esn in, Sid ne y-3 2, 33, 38 , 61, 102, 107 Ch ild s, W ill iam -65 , 98 , 127 Ch ipm an , Go rdo n-6 5 Ch ipm an , Ma ry- 73 Ch ris top he r , Je rri -7 3 Ch ud ly , Vi rgi nia -38 , 105, 114 C lar k, De an -73 , 94 Cla rk, La rry -65 , 98 , 107

Cla rk, Le ah -38 , 114 Cla rk, Ri ch ard -73 CL AS SE S-3 0-7 9 Cla ws on , De an -26 C law son, La rry -65 , 93 , 99 , 102 , 107 Cl em en , Su san -38 Cl em en s , C lar en ce -65 Cl em en s , Cl ari ce -3 8 Cl em en t , Ja me s-6 5 C lev ela nd , Tr oy -73 , 98, 126, 131 Cl ine , Ju dy -7 3 Cl ine, Ma rth a-1 7 C lou gh , La na -33 , 38 , 89 , 100, 11 0, 114 CO ED CO UN SE LO RS -10 9 Co ffe y , An ne -73 Co ffe y, Ma rge ry- 38 , 89, 92, 100, 114, I 38 Co ffia , Ja nic e-7 3 Co le, Llo yd -65 , 131 Co le , Sh aro n-7 3 Co lem an , Ja ck -7 3 , 94 Co lso n , Le Ro y-1 9, 131 Co mp ton , Jo yc e-3 8 , 114 Co mp ton , Ro be rt- 19 Co nd on , Ca ro ly n-73 Co nd rea y , Do nn a-7 3, 100 Co nn , Mi ch ae l-65 Co om bs , lrm a-2 1 Co op er, A lic e-73 , 104 Co op er, Bil l-73 , 121 Co op er, Eb er- 38 Co ple y, Eu ge ne -38 , 99 Co rdo n , Sh irl ey -65 Co rn , Ju d ith -33 , 38 , 62, 63, 84, 108, 114, 143 Co rne ll , Na nc y-7 3 , 99 Co rne ll , Sh aro n-6 5 , 135 Co tto n , Ha r le y-65 , 121, 126, 132 Co tto n, Phyll is -73 , 96 Co uc h , Be tty -73 Co uc h , W illi am -3 8 CO UN TY DA Y- 96 Co urt rig ht, Ro lli e-65 Co y , Sh aro n-7 3 Cr ab be , Su san ne -38 , 89, 114 Cr a ig, J im -6 5, 128 Cr a ig, Li nd a-7 3 Cr am er, Jo yc e-3 8, 114 Cr am er, Pa t-7 3 , I 10 Cr an da ll, Ro be rt- 65 , 99 Cr a ven , Ge o rg ia -73 , 96 , 98 , 110, I 35 Cr aw for d , Mo lly -23 Cr aw me r, W an da -2 3 Cr eel , Yv on ne -65 Cr ew dso n, Ca ro l-7 3 , 91, 100 C rim, Ju dy -3 8 Cr osb y , Le la nd -75 , I 10 Cr osby, Sh aro n-6 5 Cr ow , Mi ch ae l-73 Cr um b, Jo n- 65 Cu llen, Ge rry -73 C urr ie, A lex an de r-1 9 Cu rry , Ric ha rd- 39 , 116, 122 Cu rtin , J im -73 C ust er, Fr ed -12 8 CU ST OD IA NS -29

D Da hlb eck , Ka ren -73 Da hls tro m , Ka ren -73 , 91, 100 Da lan d, Cy nth ia- 73 Da le , Sa lly -65 , 91 , 95 , 104, 109 Da lla s , Je an -6 5 Da lry mp le, Ch arl es- 73 Dam ian , Jo e- 73 Da mm , Jo hn -6 5 Da mr ow , Sa nd ra- 39 , 114 Da nes e, Teres ina -2 7 Da nle y, Ch arl es- 65 Da ug he rty , Gl or ia- 73 Da ug he rty , Ka ren -65 , 95 Da ug he rty , Ka the ren -73 Da ve np ort , Jo hn -7 3 Dav id, Te res a-7 3, 108 Dav ids on , Ste ve -73 , 75 , 110 Dav is, Eu ge ne -65 , 133 Davis , Gi an na -6 5 , 95 Dav is, Ro na ld- 39 Dav is, Sa nd ra- 73 Dav is, Sh aro n-6 5 , 95 , 102, 104 Dav is, To m- 65 , 94, 130 Dawson, Je an -7 3 , 91, 100 Day , To m- I 16, I 18 De ahn , Ge ral d- 39 , 88 De an, Sh aro l-6 5 deB row n, Ro ge r-7 3 , 94 , 121, 129 de Brown , Ste ph en -65 , 116, 119 DeBus, Ha rri et- 39 , 105, 114

Dr.bus , Jon ece -73 , I 04 Debus, Lill ian -65 De Haven, Sha ron -65 Deksnis, Lau ma -33 , 39, 109, 114 De lan d, Jud ith -39 , 89, 108 109, ' 111 , 114 De lga do, Be n-6 5 Dellos, Joy ce- 39, 114 Denham, Dia ne -65 De r~r :r• Dona ld- 65 , 116, 119, 128 , DeRyke, Ma rga ret -39 , 84 , 114 Dia ne- 32, 33 , 39 , 105, 114, DeS~

, 35

D~wey, Phylli s-3 9, 105 , 114 D!ck, Jea nne tte -65 , 102, 111 Dickey, Be th- 39, 114 Diegel, Bo b-6 5 Dier, Vir gin ia- 39 , 88 114 Die tric h, De An n-6 5, '91 , 93, 98 100 Dif fen der fer , Vi rgin ia- 65 , 91, 96, 100, 102, 109 , 111 Dil low , Ga ry- 73 Dinges, Ka thle en- 39, 114, 135 Dixon, An ne -73 Dolen, Ma rgu eri te- 65 Dombrovskis, Gu nar s-3 9 Donnelly, Ru th- 73, 106 DO OR ME N- II0 Dorman, Ba rba ra- 73 Dorman , Ka ren -65 , 95 105 Do rnb erg er, Ma rth a-7 3 , 96, 104, 108 Doty, Jan et- 65 , 102, 109 Douglas, Sh aro n-6 5, 67 , 95, 96, 100, 101 , 142 Downs, Jo n-6 5 Drager, Ga ry- 73 Drevo, Da vid -73 , 79, 121, 128 Droud, Ka ren -73 Dubi~sky, Sa rge -33 , 39 , 61 , 97, 107 DuBois, Lo n-6 5 . 94, 121, 133 Ducker, Wa lt-6 5, 116, 118 Duffek, Na ncy -73 , 104 Duffy, Jim -73 Dumler, Sh aro n-7 3 Dumpert, Do rot hy- 24 Duncan, Ma r i lyn -65 , 95, 96 , 98, 104, 106 , 108 Dunham, Ta d-3 9 , 63 , 88, 116, 117 , 119, 122 , 134 Duran , Su sie -73 Durbin, Stu art -65 .

Durham, Ric har d-7 3 Dvorak, La vin a-I S

E ECA CO MM ITT EE -II0 Eckery, Ch arl es- 73 Edwards, Ga ry- 73 Edwards , Jos eph -33 , 39 , 91 , 99 Edwards, Ma rla -40 , 89, 105, 114 Eggerl ing , Ric har d-7 3 Eg lite , Da ce- 73 , 91, 100 , 104 Ehlers, Wa yne -73 Eitel, Jam es- b5 96 , 116 129 Eitel, To m- 72 , 73 , 121 , 129, 130, 133 Ellickson , Dia nne -40 , 99 , 114 Elli ott, Ha rve y-7 3 Ellsworth, Ro sal ie- 40 , 88 , 105, 114 Els, Ca rol e-6 5, 109 Emerick , Sh irle y-4 0, 114 Emert, Ga ry- 40 Enersen, Dav id- 65 , 133 Engel , Ro be rt-4 0 Eng land, Re nat e-7 3 Ern isse , Jer ry- 65 Ern isse, Jud ith -40 , 114 Eshelman , Ro be rt-6 5 Evans, Cla ren ce- 26 Evans, Ka thie -65 , 102, 104, 105 , 109 Evans, Ph illip -73 Evans, R'ub y-1 6 Evans, Russel 1-6 5 Evans, Su sie -73 , 106, I 10 Evans , W i ll iam -65 , 116 , 128 Eyer, Ka thy -40 , 114 Eyer, Lin da -73 F FA CU LT Y-I 5-28 Fager, Lin da -73 Fai ling , Ro ber t-7 3 , 134 Farber, Ro ber t-7 3 Farber, Ter esa -65 Farley, Ma ry- 40 , 105 , 108, 114, 117, 140 Farley, Ric har d-3 3, 40, 116 119, 143 Fauss, Da vid -33 , 40, 98, 126 Fauss , Lar ry- 65, 98, 116, 129 Faust, Cu rtis -73 , I 10 Feather, Jac kie -65 , 67, 96, 138 Fellman , Sh aro n-7 3 Felt, Do nna -33 , 40, 89 , 114, 116, 139 Felton , Ma rth a-6 5

Fenemore, Ro be rt-6 5 Fiala, Jud ie- 73 Fie lde r, Gle nn -40 Filb ert , Do nna -73 , 128 Filb ert , Jud ith -73 , 96 Filb ert , Ma rjo rie -40 , 114 Filb ert , Pa tric ia- 65 , 104 , 108 Filb ert , Sh aro n-6 5 Finley , Lar ry- 40, 116, 123 Finley, Lin da -74 , 76 , 106, 135 Finley, Sa ndy -40 Fischer, De ann a-7 4, 104, 135 Fischer, Jam es- 40, 89 Fischer, Me lvin -74 , 99 Fischer, Ric har d-6 5 Fisher, Leo na- 65 Flachman, De nni s-6 5, 126 Flanaqan, He len -24 Fla11ders , Be ver ly-4 0, 114 Flanders, Lyl e-6 5 Fleischmann, Ga ry- 33 , 41, 62, 96, 99 , 116 , 118, 129 , 132 Flury, Gr ah am -65 Flynn, Ca rle ton -4I , 88 , 94 , 116, 141 Fobes, Fa y-7 4 Fobes, Lyn ne -4I Focht, De nni s-6 5 , 98 , 127 Folden, Ka thle en -4I Foley . Joh n-7 4 FOOTBALL-118-121 Foreman , Do nna -74 Fortner, Jam es- 65, 99 , 116 , 129 Foster, Do nna -74 Foster, Ro be rt-6 5 Foudray, Bo nni e-4 1, 88, 114 Foudray, Sa m- 65, 116, 118, 130 Foulk, La rry -65 Fowles, Wi llia m- 65 , 99 , 116, 118, 128 , 130 Fowlkes, Ca rol -74 Fox , lda -41 Fox, Ma ry- 41 , 105,114 Fraley, Sta nle y-4 1, I 16, I 19, 129 , 132 Framstead, Sh aro n-6 6 , 71, 87 , 141 Franklin, lyl' e-4 1, 88, 89 , 90 , 92, 100 , 101, 111 , 141 Franta, Fre d-4 I, 128 Franz . Cin dy- 74 Fra ppi a, Ja ne t-4 I, 114 Frazier, Na ncy -74 Fredrickson , Ge ral d-4 I, 89 Freauf , Jam es- 66 , 121 Freeman, Wi llia m- 41 Frey , Ra ym ond -74 Frey , Ro ber t-4 1, 62 Friedman , R'o nni e-4 1 Frisch , Ro ber t-7 4, 99, 121 , 126 Fritsch , Jun e-7 4 Fritz, Ro Jea n-7 4 Frohn, Ra y-6 6, 132 Froscheiser , Ha rve y-4 1 Fry, Na ncy -66 , 97 , 99 , 102 , 105 , 138 Fuhrer, Ke nne th- 66 Fulmer , Sa lly- 74 Fults , Do na ld- 74 FUTURE NURSES CL UB -I0 5 FUTURE SECRETARIES-105

G GA A- I35 Ga ber , Te rry -41 , 88 Gacusana, Co rey -74 , 76, 116, 121, 128, 133 Ga gne r, Lar ry- 41 Ga gne r, Ma vis -74 Ga gne r , Me lv in- 66 Ga gne r, My ron -66 Ga nda ra , Rit a-6 6 Ga nshorn, La rry -74 Ga rc ia, Est her -74 Ga rdn er , Jac k-7 4 Ga rdn er , R'o be rta -42 , 102, 103 , 114 Ga rne r, Jud ith -33 , 42, 62, 83 , 89, 108, 116, 117 Ga rre tt, Joh n-6 6 Garrison, De nni s-7 4 Garrison, Les ter -42 Garson, Arn old -33 , 42 , 62, 63, 84, 89, 90, 96, 100, 102, 138 Ga rtin , Ca rol -74 , 139 Ga rtn er, Re g-4 2, 116 Ga rtn er, Ru th- 23, 62 Ga rtn er, Tim oth y-6 6, 87, 130, 141 Gartzke , Elf run -42 , 88, 114 Gartzke , Wi lfre d-7 4 Gates, Fra nk- 66, 107 Ga tto , Jac que line -33 , 42, 82, 83, 89, 114 , 116 , 117,140 Ge ige r, Ka y-4 2 Geigaer, Luc y-1 9 Geis, Ro d-6 6 Ge istl ing er, Sherr i ll-6 6, 67, 82, 83 , 95, 96, 108, 138 Ge org e, Ca rol -66 , 109, 111 Ge org e, Ka ren -66 , 95, 99, 102 , 109 Ge org i , An dre a-7 4 , 106

Ge rde s , Ar t-4 2 , 110 Ge rlac h, La rry -42 Ge rne r, Ro n-6 6, 94 , 130 Ge rste nbe rge r, Ga ry- 74 Ge rste nbe rge r, Ka ren -42 , 102, 105 , 115 Ge ttm an, Jer ry- 74 Gib b, Ro d-6 6, 98 Gib son , Da vid -74 Gib son , Joh n-4 2 Gib son , Ric ha rd- 66 , 116, 131 G i bson, Sandra Ka y-3 3, 42, 89, 91, 94, 96 , 114 Gib son , Sandra Lee -42 , 105 , 114 Gie bel hau s , Ra lph -66 , 94 Gies, Jea n-7 4 , 104 Gie s, Jer ry- 74 Gil be rt, Ma ry- 74 Gil be rt, Ph illip -42 , 86, 116 , 130 G i llam , Betty-,74 Gil lila nd , Ha rol d-2 8 Gil mo re, Au nna ma rie -42 , 105, 114 Gin gri ch , Gn il-7 4 GIRLS OC TE T-9 I , 94 Gla ntz , Bru ce- 66 , 94 Glenn, Dia nne -66 , 87, 97, 104 , 105, Ill Go dw in, Ma rth a-6 6, 98, 102 , 105 Go ede n, Do n-7 4 Go ede n, Ma rde lle- 42 , 89 , 105, 114 Goemann, Ro y-6 6 Go ldb erg , Jud ith -42 , 87 , 100 , 109 , 114 GO LF -I3 4 Gomez, Mi ch ae l-I3 0 Go odb an, R'o be rt-4 3 Go ode nka uf, Lyl e-6 6 Go odm an, Ba rba ra- 74, 84, 104 Go re, Do rth ea- 25, 95 Go rdo n, Sa ndr a-7 4 Goss, Alm a-6 6 Go ttu la, Ric ha rd- 43 Go uch er, Su e-4 3, 114 Go uld , Ric har d-7 4 Gra dy , D'en nis -66 Gra dy, Joh n-6 6 Gra ham , Be tty -74 Gra ham , Bonn ie- 43 , 114 Gra nt, Me rre ll-2 2 Grasz, Me lv in- 66 , 96 , 121 Gre der , Ch arl es- 74, 121 Gre der , Ro be rt-4 3 Gre e ly, Jud ith -74 , 104 Green, Da n-7 4 Green , Ric har d-6 6, 99 Greene, Da wn -66 , 95 Greeness, Ga ry- 66 , 99, 128 , 132 Greenlee, Do ugl as- 43 , 98, 116, 123 , 132 Gre enw ald , Gr etc he n-7 4 Gre ll, Da rre ll-2 0 Gre nem eie r, La rry -43 , 63 , 116, 119 Gr iffin , Freder ick -43 , 132 Gri ffin , Ro be rt-4 3 Gri ffit ts, Ma rio n-7 4 Gr iggs, Ro be rt-7 4 Gr i mw ood , A ver il-7 4 Gri nbe rgs , An da -66 , 102, 103, 104 , 109 Gri ndu l is, Arv is- 33 , 0 Gr isinger , Au dre y-4 3 , 111 Grohowski, Jam es- 74, 98 Gro ne, Eli zab eth -27 Gross, Da rre ll-6 6 Gross , Ma rle ne -66 Gross , To m- 74 Grosscup, Bu for d-2 0, 130 Gro te , De lbe rt-7 4 Gro th, Vic tor -33 , 43, 98 Gruendeman, Jud ie- 74 , 100 Gru ttis , Arl en e-7 4, 109, 110 Gudeker, Ma ryl in- 74 Gu illia tt, Ro ber ta- 66, 135 Gundermann , Ma rgu er ite -IS Gushard, Te d-7 4, ·110 GY MN AS TIC S-I 27

H Haack, Ro nal d-6 6 Ha ar, Ke nne th- 74 , 94 Haas, Ga ry- 74 , 121 , 126 , 130 Haase, R'ich ard -66 , 94, 116, 128 Ha cks tad t, Sh aro n-6 6 Ha dle y, Ga len -66 , 100, 130 Ha dse ll, Ba rba ra- 74 Haeffner, Vic ke- 66 Ha fem eis ter, Ne il-2 0 Hahn, Ca rol yn- 66 , 95, 99, 105, 106 Haley, Pa tric ia- 33 , 43, 92, I 00, I 02, 111, 114 Ha lfar , Wa yne -74 , 98 Ha ll, Ha rla n-4 3, 99 , 141 Ha ll, Pa tric ia- 66 Ha ll, Ru th- IS Ha lste d, Ba rba ra- 66 , 102, 109 Ha me r, He len -74 Ha me r, Lin da -43 , 84 , 105, 114

Ha mil ton , Ch arl en e-4 3 , 114 , 138 Ha m il ton , Joy ce- 66 Ha mil ton , Ma ry- 66 Ha nco ck , lee -74 Ha nna , Ma rga ret -74 , 100 Ha nna , Su e-3 3 , 43 , 88 , 94, 114 Hanneman , De nni s-b 6, 93, 94, 102, 107 Hanneman , Su sie -74 , 110 Ha rde n, Ch arl es- 74, 94 Ha rdis on, Fe lici a-3 3, 43, 97 Ha rd ison , Su zan ne- 74 Ha re, Th om as- 44 Ha rla me rt, Ca rol -44 , 114 Ha rpe r, Th om as- 44 , 96, 99 Ha rps ter ,·F ran ces -44 , 63 Ha rrin gta .n, Ro be rt-2 6 Ha rris , Ca thi e-6 6 , 95, 102 , 104, 135' Ha rr is, Ge ral d-6 6 Ha rt, Bi ll-7 4, 94 Ha rtm an , Ge org ia- 66 , 102 , 105 , 109 , 111 Ha rtm an , Ve rno n-4 4, 61 , 88 Haskins, Ha rol d-3 2 , 33 , 44 , 97, 107 Hassen, Joh n-4 4 Ha te I iff, Da ve- 44 Ha tfie ld , Joy ce- 44 Ha usc hild t, Pa m- 74 Hawk, Ro ger -74 , I 10, 128 Hayes, Ste phe n-7 4 Haynes, Mik e-7 4, 121, 126 He ckm an , Be tty- 24 He ckm an, lrw in- 44 He ckm an, Ka ren -74 He ebn er, Su elle n-6 6 He ide nre ich , Ma ry- 74 , 100 He ize nra der , He nry -44 , 116, 119, 130 He ller ich , Lin da -33 , 44, 86 , 89, 90, 91 , 92 , 110, 114 , 140 He lton , Hu gh -66 , 106 Helzer, Joh n-6 6, 99 He mp el, Jan et- 44 , 88, 114 Hemsath, Sh aro n-4 4 , 105, 114 He ndr ick s, Da vid -44 Henrichsen, Ba rba ra- 44 , 114 Henriksen, Ma rga ret -33 , 44, 63 , 88, 92, 100, 109, 114 He nry , Cy nth ia- 66 , 84 Hensley, Do nna -44 , 88 , 114 Hensley, Ra y-6 6 He rbs ter , Co ren e-2 4 He rge nra der , Dia nna -45 , 114 He rge nra der , Ge ral d-7 4, 121 He rge nra der , Jan et- 45 , 89, 114 He rge nra der , LeR oy- 66 He rge nra der , Sa ndi -66 , 87 , 110, Ill Hernandez, Bo b-7 4 He rsh ber qer , Jam es- 66, 94 , 116 He ske tt, Eld on -17 Hess, Lew -66 Hessee , Ste ve- 66 Hesser, Ka y-6 6 Heumphreus, Jo n-6 6 H iatt , Bo nita -74 , 100 Hib be rt, Al ice -16 H i bb ert , Ro nal d-4 5 , 99 Hib ner , De an- 66 Hikes, De ann a-7 4 Hi lde bra nd , G i nn y-6 6 , 97, 99 , 102, 105, 109 Hil l , Ga e-7 4 Hil l , Patric ia- 66 H i nkle , Ke nne th- 74 H i nkle , Th eod ore -45 , 98 HI-SPOT CO MM ITT EE -I I I Ho cke me ier , Ma rtin -66 Ho da pp , Mic key -13 0 Ho dgi n, Vir gin ia- 74 , 106 Ho ffm an, Ba rba ra- 66, 95 Ho ffm an, Ka thle en- 45, 114 Ho ffm an , Sh irle y-6 6 , 102, 111 Ho lde r, Ro ber t-7 4, 128 Ho llan d , Ga ry- 66 Ho llen , Ka ren -74 Ho llib aug h, Bil ly- 66 , 126 Hq lma n , Ro dne y-4 5 , 118 Ho lme s, Sa ndr a-4 5, 102, 105, 109, 114 HO ME ROOM REPS.-96 Ho nne r, Wi llia m- 45 , 88, 116, 123, 130 HO NO RE D SE NIO RS -32 Ho ope r, Be ttv- 74 Ho ove r, To dd -72 , 74, 98 Ho pki ns, Shirle y-7 4 , 100 Ho ppe , Ma rily n-4 5, 89, 114 Ho ude k, Vio la- 22 Housel, Jea ne tte -66 Housel, Na ncy -66 . 98 Housel , Sa ndr a-7 4 Ho we ll, Bo b-6 6 Ho we ll, LaD onn a-6 6, 100 Ho we y, Ma rga ret -65 , 66, 95, 105, 109 Ho wla nd, De l-4 5, 88, 89, 141 Ho wla nd , R. W. -19

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I Iburg , Wilm a-74, 98 , 100, I 10 lesalnieks, Ga id a-74 ll isko , Harri s-74 Imm, Richa rd-66 , 94, 121 lndrik son, John- 66, 99 INTE RNAT IONA L CLUB -102-1 03 I NTR'A M U RALS -I35 Irwin, Jane t-33, 46 , 86, 97 , 102, 107 , 114 Irwi n, Sharr on-46 , 114 Isa man , Geor ge-66 , 130 ltzen, Marv i n-74

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K Kahler , Cliffo rd- 67 Kahler , Sand ra-67 Kahler , Sharo n-67 , 95 , 104 Kahm , Da vid-67 , 94 , 96 , 121 Ka iser, Jane- 46, 105, 114 Kallemeyn , Roge ne-75 Kamp rath, Denn is-67 Kapke , Gera ld-46 , 88 , 89 , 140 Karno pp , Dona ld-46 Karof, Judy- 75 , 91, 100 Kaufman, Elizab eth-3 2 , 33 , 47 , 88, 91 , 94,100 ,1 02,106 , 114 Kaufman, Joyce -67, 95 , 105 Keeney , Verno n-75 Kehm Steven -67 Keil I, Jane- 67, 90, 91, 95 , 100, 109 Keim, Nan cy-47 , 106 , 114 Keller , Ba rbara -75 Ke ll er, Joe l -67 Kelly, Philip -47, 116, 132 Kelly , Vi rginia -47, 114 Kemp , Mildr ed-24 Kempkes, Linda -75 Kennedy, Sally -75 Kennel , Caro lyn-4 7 , 105, 114 Kenne l, Loret ta-47 , 105 , 114 Kenney , Karen -33, 47, 86 , 87 , 92 , 100, 110, 115 Kermo ade , Karen -67 , 95 Kerns , Diana -67 Kerns, Linda -47, 98, 114 Kerns , Wayn e-67, 94 , 107 Keszler, Sherr y-47 , 89 , 90 , 108, 114 Keszler, Sh i rley-4 7, 88 , 90, I 16 Key ser , Jack ie-75 Ki lcoyne , Gary -75, 126 Kildaw , Della -75 Kim mel, Kathl een-4 7, 61 , 109, 110, Ill King, Bette -67, 97 Ki ng, Jerry -67 Ki ngery , Franc es-75 , 104, 107 Ki nney , Patric i a-67 , 82 95 , 96 , 100, IOI , 102,110, Ill, 138 Ki nn ison, Lorra ine-6 7 Kirk, Pene lope-4 7 , 86 , 88, 102, 115, 141 Kirk br ide, Ro i ne-67 , 84 , 91 , 95, 1.6, 109 Ki rtley, Allen -25 Kjerg aard , Penn y-75 Klemsz, Dean na-47. 89, 105, 115 Kl im ent , Darle ne-67 Kl i ne , Bruce -67 Kl i ne, Kath leen -75 Kl i ppert , Dorot hy-75 , 98, I 04 Kluge , Ted-6 7 . 99 Knecht, Kenneth- 67 Knigh t , Cl ifford -47 Kn ight, Euge ne-75 Knopp , M ichae l-47 Knott , Karen -75 Knott , Tim-6 7 Know lton, Jan ice-67 , 105 Kno x, Howa rd-75 Koch , Mark -75 , 111 Koehler, Lenor e-47, 88, 102, 115 Koehn , J'im- 67 , 130 Konz , Ka ren-6 7, 95 , I 09 Ko stos , Maril yn-67 84 . 87, 109 , 133 Kowrack, Glor ia-75 , 96 Kraus , Karen -47 , 115 Kr eiss, Rober t- 33 , 47, 102 , 116, 128 Kreug er , De l bert- 48 Krieg er, Jerry -67 , 134 Kroge r, Jerry -75, I 10, 133 Krumm, David -67, 121 Kruse, Larry -75 Krzene ski, Johnn y-67, 98 Kube rt, Gary- 67, 93 , 99 Kuebl er . Carle ne-67 Kuehn , Garry - 67 Kuehn, Jim-6 7 Kuenning , Clare nce- 75 Kuenning , Sharo n-67 Kugren s, Paul- 67, 132 Kuhn, JoAn ne-48 , 88 , 91 , 94 Kukl in, Ba i ley-3 3, 48 , 62, 83 , 100, 102, 103, 116, 128, 143 Kukl i n, Bonn ie-67 , 68 , 95 , 100, 139 Kuklin, Harr y-I7 Kunert, Gary -67 Kurtzer , Rona ld-75 Kushner, Bri n-48 Kuster, Karen -75 Kuyatt, Rosal ie-75 , 96, 98 , 100 Kyker , Joyce - 48 , 115 0

Lahm , Gary -48 Lamb ert, C harle s-48 Lamb ert , Ray-7 5, 128 Landre , Joche n-67, 107 Lane , Harry -48 Lane , W illi am- 67 , 90 , 116 Lantz , J im-75 Larsen, Donn a-67 Larsen, Marc ia-67 , 84 , 104 Larsen, Sha ron-6 7 La rson, Jeann ette-75 La rson, Ra ymon d-75 , 94 Larson, Sandr a-48, 104, 106, 11 5 Larson , Sha ron- 67 , 111 LaRose, Theo dore- 75 , 121 Laursen , Richa rd-67 Lawrence, Joyc e-75 Laws , Ja mes-7 5, 134 Lawson, Dona ld-67 Lawson, Leste r-67 Lawson, Sand ra-67 , 95, 109 Layton , JoRen e-67 , 95 , 102, 109, 111 L CLUB -II6 LeBar , Sheil a-48 Lebsock, Steph en-48 Ledbe tter, R'o ger-7 5, 110, 126 Lee, Lyn n-26 Legle r , Terry -75 Leh i, Sharon- 48 Lekai, Lydia -24 Lemmerman , Glori a-48, 105, 115 Lengner , Ra mo na-67 , 95 , 102 Lentz , Cha rlene -67 , 98 Leo , W illiam -48, 88 , 89 LeRos si gnol , Helen -48, 105 bybo ld, Marc ia-67 Leyd en, W illis-75 LIBRARY COM MITT EE-I I I Lie n, Ma x-22 Lie pins , Karl is-75 Liepnieks, Andy -75 Liepn iek s, Ruta- 48 , 102, 109, 11 5 Lige nza, Jim- 67 Like ns , Jacqu el i ne-67 , 71 , 95 , 142 Li l lie, Mary lynn- 75 Li nden , Dotty -48 , 84, 89 , 105 , I 15, 142 Lindh olm, Gary -48. 116, 130 Li ngard , Larry -75 , 98 Linins, Jo hn-67 LINKS BOARD-84- 85 Linn, John -67 , 116, 128 Li ntt , Patty -75 , 100, 104 Li ntz , Jacqu el i ne-67 , 95 Lipi ns, Gunt is-75 Lisby, Jerry -75 , 98 , 121 Little, Gary -67 Little, Roger - 49 Littre ll, Kenneth-49 , I 16, 119, 140 Lob ush, Vicki -75 Lockard , Val-7 5 Logusz, lren e-75 Lo hr, Dona ld-75 , 99 Lohr, Roger- 67 , 99 Lo key, Marg ie-75 , 98 Lo max, Jan e-75 Lomax, Kat hleen -33 , 49 , 88, 110, 115 Long , Rosem ary-75 , 100, 106 . 139 Loo s, Carol -67 , 95, 105, 109 Loo s, Ma ry-49 , 115 Loos , M ichae l-75, 121 Loo s, Sh irley- :19, 105, 115 Louthan, Mar_v, n-75 Lovgren, Jan ice-76 Lucs, Arn is-49 , 116 , 132 Lucs. Dagn ija-76 , 91, 100, 104 Luedke, Donov an-I S Luedt ke, Carol - 49 , 105, 115 Luedtke , Sharo n-67 Luft . R'o dney- 68, 99 , 129 Lundak, Jo el-33 , 49, 90 , 92 , 96 , 100, 102, 110 Lund quist, Ernes t-76, 121 Lundy , Ann e-;-68, 102, 106 Luthultz, Mar ie-76 Luth ultz, Mary- 76 Lutzi, Ja mes-76 , 126, 131 Lyt le, Roge r-68 , 91 , 99 M Mace , Kathr yn-68 , 95 Ma ce, Mar ilyn-4 9, 105 , 115 Mace , Valor ie-76 Madsen , Bever ly-49 Mah r, Kapp ie-49 Maler , Lee-6 8 Ma lon e, Denn is-68 Maloney, J im-76 Malzer, Paul- 68, 94 Manke , Marg aret-76 Manthey , Carl- 19 Manthev , Fred- 76 , 107 Mape l , Dwa i ne-49 Mapstead , Ken-7 6 M aresh , Caro lyn-68

Marke r , Robe rt-76 Mark er, He rbe rt-68 Ma rkey, Ela ine-68, 104 Marks, Viole i-76, 100, 110 Marle r, Jan ice-33 , 49, 86 , 89 , 96, 110, 115, 142 Marq uardt , Ke ith-76 Mart, Cons tance -33, 49, 90 , 97 , 102, 115, 140 Martin , Ange lee-4 9, 115 Martin , Beth- 49, 115 Martin , Charl es-68 , 129, 133 Mart i n, Clare nce-6 8 Martin, Constance -49 , 84 , 86 , 87, 89 , 90, I I I , I I 5 Martin , Darre ll-68 Martin, Diane -68 , 102, 105 , 109 , 111 Marti n, Fred- 76 Mart i n, lrene -23 Mart i n, John- 76 Mart in, Joseph i ne-68 Mart i n, Judy- 68 , 84 Mart in, Larry -76 Marti n, Robe rt-49 Mart i n, Sh irl ey- 25 Maser, Ted-7 6 , 94 Ma ssa, Je rry-6 8 Ma sters, Charl ene-S O Ma sters, Gene- 68 , 129 Matt ice, Dia ne-68 Matul is, leva- 50 , 86, 88, 102 , 109, 115 Mauel, Kent- 68 Maul , Barba ra-68 , 95 , 135 Maul , Donn a-76 Maul , To m-76 , 121 Maute r, Jan is-76 Ma xfield , Carol - SO , 115 Ma xs on , Sharo n-76 Ma xwell , Dona ld-68 Mazurak, Peter -68, 99 McAl li ster , Carro l -50 , 102, Ill, 115 McCa llu m, Du ncan- SO, 89 , 94 , 99, 143 McCa rty, Dor is-I7 McClees, Darl- 76, 98 McClees , Nancy- I IS McCle la nd , Glen- 13I McCo y , Rich ard-S O , 82 , 83 , 116, 118, I 30 McCo y , We sley- 76 , 121 McCr e ight. Ger:e -68, 98 McCu rdy , Karen--76 McDe rmand , Sanc! ra-76 , 106 McDo well, M ich ael-7 6 , 130 McGe rr, Dan-6 8 McGe rr, Leslie- 76 , 98 McGr ath , M ike-76 McGu ire, M ickey -68 , 71, 116, 126 .

I 30 McKay , Darrel l -SO McKay , Judy- SO , 115 McKeeman , Karen -b8, 109 McLa rnan, Don-6 8, 132 McLaugh li n, Sandra-SO , 105, 115 McM ich ae l, Dick-6 8 Mc M ichael, Linda -76 McMu llen , Da vid-S O McNe il!, Joe-6 8, 107 McP heeters, Dick -68 McPheeters , Jay-7 6, 94 Mc Pheet ers, Josep h-68 McW illiam s, Arthu r-65 , 68 , 118, 132, 139 McW illiam s, C lau dette -76, 110 McW illiam s, Gay len-1 16 , 129 Mead, R. C.-76 , 99 , 131 Meahan , Judy -68 Medin a , Ann a-76 Meek , Virg i nia-76 Me ier, John- SO Me ier, Sharo n-68 , 104 Me i nke , A rdith -67, 68 , 71 96 , 105, 109, 139 Me isin ger, Sharo n-68 , 97 , 104, 105, 109 Me isner, Mary -76, 110 Mel son, Glend a- 68 105, 107, 109 Melson , Mary -b8 , 95 Mentzer, Gera ld-SO , 98 Mericle, Jan ice-7 6 Merr im an, Ja mes-7 6, 130 Me rrima n, Thomas-SO, 116 Mesa , JoAn n-50, 102, 109, 115 Messersmi th, Gordo n-SO Metca l f, Patric ia-68 , 71 , 87 , 93 , 96 Metta m , David -SO Meyer, Evett e-33, 50 , 89, 91 , 94, 102, 105, 109, 111, 114 Meyer , Jean -68, 95 Meyer, Joan -68 Meyer, Kent- 76 Meyer s, Da ve-68 , 82, 83 , 14 , 116, 128 Meyers, Sharon-SO, 115 Micha el , Karen - SI M ich ae l, Ka y-76 M ichau d , Rol lin-68 , 127 Mie lak, Sharo n-76

Miil le, Don -SI Mp ler, Ber nie- 76 , 126, 130 Mill er, Bet ty-6 B Mill er, Dav e-S I , 116, 142 M!ll er, Ele ano r-68 , 95, 102 , 104 , 105 Mill er, Hel en- 28 Mill er, Jan et-S I, 89, 115 M iller , Joh n-6 8, 91 , 94, 127, 142 Mill er, Ma rcia -SI , 104, 109, 115 Mill er, Ma rily n-S I, 84 , 86 , 102, 115 Mil ler, Nan cy- SI, 115 Mill er, Pat rici a-S I, 115 Mill er, Phi l-68 M il l igan , Bet ty-7 6 MIM ES -I00 Min ford , Del ore s-6 9, 71, 105, 109 Min icz, Lyd ia-7 6, 109 M ischn ick, Ma rcia -76 Mitc hell , Dav id C.- 69, 130 Mitc hell , Dav id 0 .-76 Mitc hell , Jam es- 69 Mitc hell , Robert- 33, 51 , 62, 116, 128 Mixon, Billi e-7 6 Moa ts, Rog er-6 9, 121 Moe ller , Ger ald i ne- SI M-0e ll er, Jack ie-7 6 Mon ism ith, Dar old -76 , 121, 126, 130 Mon ism ith , Ha rold -76 , 121, 130 Mon roe , Mar ion -76 Mon roe , Ma ry-7 6 Moo ber ry, Wil liam -33 , 51, 116, 129 Moo ck , Rog er-6 9 Moo dy, Jan ice -SI , 105, 109, 115 Moo k, Cal vin -69 . 94, 121 , 133 Moo re, Cor win -76 , 98, 99 , 106 Moo re , Jos eph -SI , 62, 90 , 96, I 16, 117, 119 , 122, 132 Moo re, Oti s-7 6 , 121, 126 Mor ehe ad , Mur lin -51 , 116 Mor gan , Jim L.-7 6 Mor gan , Jim R.-76 , 121, 127, 133 Mor gan , Roy -69 Mor oz, Ge org e-6 9 , 121 Mor ris, Samm y-69 Mor riso n, Jea n-S I, 82 , 83 , 103, I 16, .

117 Mor riso n, Jea nne tte- 69, 95 Mo sely , Jam es- SI, 106 Mosely, Jea n-7 6 Moser , She rry- 76 Moser, Mar cel la-69 Moser, Ma uric e-6 9 Mo ses , Steve-6 9 Mou rer , Nan cy- 76 , !06 MO VIE OP ERA TOR S-1 I0-I II Mow rey, Denn is-SI , 61 , 119 Moxham , Beverly -33 , 51 , 62 , 96, 109 Moxham, Rob ert- 69 Mucenieks , lnts- 52 , 106 Muf fley , LaV ern -52 Mul lins , Ronal d-6 9 MU MM ER S-I0 0 MU MM ERS ' PLA Y-IO I Munson, Rona ld-69 , 99 Mur kle , Pa.tt y-6 9 Mur phy, Edw ard -69 Myers , Re x-76

N NA TIO NA L HO NO R SO CIE TY- 33 Nee ley , Sha ron -76 , 91 , 100, 104 Nelson , Dua ne- 76 , 134 Nel son , Jan et-6 9 Nelson , Kat hy-6 9 , 93 , 99 , 100 , 102, 109 Nelson, Reb ecc a-6 9 , 102 , 109 Neuman , Lyn n-7 6 New ell , Barba ra- 33 , 52 , 102 , 109, 115 New ell , Jud y-7 6 Newman , Jan ice -77 Nic hols . Lar ry-7 7 N iederhau s, Don - 69 Nielsen, Al an- 52, 62 , 88 , 116, 117 118 , 130 Nie man n, Mar y-69 Nie mann, Wil l iam -52 Nie mey er , Be ver ly- 68 , 69 , 95 Nim ock s , Stev en- 77 , 126, 130 Nims, Bru ce- 52 Nixon, Sharon- 69 Nor r is, Roq er-7 7 Novak , LeR oy- 52 Novak, Ma rvin -69 Nys trom , To m- I27 , 130

0 Ochsner, Rob ert- 52 O'C onn ell , Patr ick -77 Ode r, Ann -77 . 108 O'K elly , Kat hlee n-6 9 Old enb urg , Me rle- 69, 105 Olle nbu rg, Kather i ne- 33 , 52 , 87, BS, 94, I 02, I I 5 Olle nbu rg , Tho mas -77 , 94 , 97 Olsen, Ma rga ret- 52

O lson , Dal e-7 7, 11 0 Olson, Fre d-6 9 Oltm an , Car len e-5 2 , 115 OPE RA- 88- 89 Oqu i st, Har ry-6 9 OR CHE STR A-9 8-9 9 Oro sco , Fra nk- 77 O ' Rourke , Ma rga ret- 23 OR PH EO NS -I06 Ort iz, Gre gg- 69, 118 O sbo rne , Jam es- 52 O sbo rne , Lin da- 77 Osb orn , Wa yne -26 O sm era , Car olyn -69 Ost erh olm , Do ugl as- 69, 82 , 83, 116, 119, 126, 130 O ster lund , Joh n-5 2 , 131 Ost iguy, Car ol-6 9, 109, 135 Ott~ rma n , San dra -77 , 96 Oue llett e, Bob -77 Out z , Car ol-7 7 Owen , Lar ry-5 2 Owen, Ma r ilyn -77 Owens, Bar bar a-6 9 Owens, JoA nn- 69 Owens , Jud y-6 9, 95 , 108 Owens, Vic ki-6 9 , 95 , 96, 111 Ozol ins, A rya -69 Ozols , Juris-7 7 , 96, 133

Pabst, Joh n-7 7 , 94 , 99 Packer, Ka ren -69 Pakul is, Val da- 77, 104 Pane vic s, Ge org e-7 7 Panevic s, lva n-7 7 , 99 Pangle, Bar bar a-7 7 Parker , Jud y-7 7 Park s, Bet ty-5 2, 115 Par sons , Jan et-5 2 . 102 .1 09 , Ill, 115 Parson s, Jay -52 , 116, 129 Patton , Cha rles -77 Patton , Joa n-5 2, 105, 115 Patt on, She rry- 69 Pa ul, C hest er- 53 , 82 , B3, 116, 117, 119, 122 Payne, Gle nda -77 , 97 , 99 , 111 Payne , Ken net h-7 7 Payne, Ray mon d-9 9 Payne , Ted -53 Pearce, Phi llip -69 Peeks, Ga ry-5 3, 99 Peery, LeL onn e-6 9 Pekarek, Fran ces -53, 115 , 135 Pel ik an, Cyn th ia-53 , 102 Pennington , Rich ard - 53, 88 PEPPERS-1I4-1I5 Perkins, Wil l iam -69 , 90 Perrin , Dia na- 77 Perr in, Jea n-7 7 , 96 Perr y, Alb ert- 69 , 91 , 100 Perr y, Har ry-6 9 Pester, Lee -69 Peters , Vi rq ini a-6 9 Peterso n, Dona ld-5 3 Peterson , Don na- 77 , 135 Peterson, San dra -77 Pey ton, Rog er-6 9 , 94 Pfei ff , Law ren ce- 75 , 77 , 116, 121 , 127, 133 Pfe iff , Wil li am H.- 15 Pfeiff , Wil liam P.-6 9 , 98 , 121 , 129 Phelps, Ca rol- 77 , 9B , 106 Phelps, Kat hry n-5 3, 115 Ph illip p i, Ter ry-7 7 , 94 Ph illi ps , Conn ie-69 Phil li ps , Denn is-69 Ph illi ps , Dor etta -69 , 97 Phil li ps, Gene- 53 Ph illi ps , Larr y-77 Phi nne y, Joh n-3 3 , 53 , 100, 107 Ph i pp s, J ill-7 7 Pickering, Lar ry-7 7 Pierce, Kent- 77 . 127 Pierce, Sus ie- 69, 95, 102, 135 Pinney, Ruth - 20 Pitsch, Gay le-69 , 97 , 102, 105 , 109 Pitsch. Jan is-77 , 104 Pitts, Pat ty-7 7 Placker, Bar bar a-7 7 Pleis, Cha rlot te-6 9 , 95 Powell , Gar ry- 69 , 82 , 96 , 116, 118, 130 Powe ll, Loran- 53 , 82 . 86 , 140 Powe ll, Stev e-77 , 133 Power, Bill- 53, 116 Powers, Ma rily n-3 3 , 53, 88 , 99, 115 Pra ll, Patr ici a-7 7 Pral le, Pen ny-5 3, 100, IOI , 102, 115 Presto_o , Don na- 77, 106 Prettyman, Me rna -69 , 84 , 102, 109 , Ill Prey, Ga ry-7 7 , 99 Pr ich ard , Dav id-7 7 Probasco, W illia m-6 9, 98, 133 Pro ctor , Sherry- 67 , 69 , 96 , 100, 109

Proffitt , Ron-53 , 99 Province , C harl es-7 7 , 94 , 116, 127 Pur ins, Vi lis -77 , 121 , 130

Q Qua ttro cch i, Ma ry-1 6 Queen , Barba ra-7 7, 104 Queen, Ral ph- 53, 131, 132

R Radc liff , Joh n-7 7 , 94 Rafert , Car l -69 R'age r , Ge org e-5 3 Ra inwater, Jim -77 Raley, Car ole -77 , 96 , 110 Ramer, Car ol-5 3, 102, 104, 115 Randa l l , Dia na- 77 Raney, W il liam"T'"77 Ra skey, Lar ry-7 7 , 116 , 127 Rasmu sse n, Har ry-5 4 Ra sm ussen , Hel en- 33, 54, 89 , 108, 110, 11 5 Rathjen , Dav id-7 7 , 99 , 107 Ray , Car olyn -54 , I 15 Ray , Jer ry-6 9, 127 Rebensdorf, Joh n-7 7, 121 , 127, 133 Rebensdorf , Ros ema ry-5 4, 115 Rector, Bet ty-6 9, 97, 106 RED CROSS CO UN CIL -I09 Redd ish, Car ol-5 4 Reed , Cre ig-6 9 Reed , Larr y-7 7, 121 Reel, A lfre d-7 7, 121 Reel , Ma rt ina -69 , 98 , 102, 106 Reel , Win dle -I7 Re ich, Ore n-5 4 , 99 Reiflin , Del oris -77 Re ifsch ne ider , Ann -54 , 102, 115 Rei fsch neid er , Con nie -77 Reifsch neid er , Ma ry-7 7 Re ige rt , Jam es-5 4 Re imers, Jan -77 , 79 , 99 , 108 Rei n, Patr :ci a-7 7 Rekte , Gu nta -69 Renken , San dra -77 Revis, Rich ard -69 , 94, 116, 128, 132 Reyno lds, Bob -69 , 121 , 129 , 133 Rha my, Sidn ey- 77 Rice, San dra -69 , 95 , 100, 102, 140 Rice, Sha ron -69 , 71 , 95, 96 f... ichardson, Fra nk- 77, 96 , 99 Richard son, Joh n-7 7, 121 , 129 , 133 Rid path , Bar bar a-7 7 , 110 Rigg ins, Nan cy- 77 Riley, Nel l ie-77 Ring, Sha ron -77 Ripl ey, Ric har d-6 9, 116, 132 Ri stau, Nanc y-5 4, 109 , 115 Roach, Jam es- 69 , 87, 90 , 91 , 93, 96 R'oach , Lyle-69 Roach, San dra -69 Rob ert , Ron da- 69 Roberts , Jac que l ine -69 , 95 , 106 Robert s, Son dra -77 , 84 Roberts , Virg inia -I7 Rob inson, Ca rl-7 7 Robinson , Joh n-7 7, 98 Rob i nson, Nic k-7 7 , 99 R'o b inson , Rob ert- 77 Rob itai lle, Joe -77 Robotham , D:a ne- 69, 95 , 102, 109, Ill Rockwell , Joa n-7 7 Rogers , Bill -77 Rogers , Kar en- 54 , 91, 94, 115 Ro hn, Denn is-77 , 121, 130 Ro mi nger, Jud y-5 4 . 105, 115 Ron in, Joy ce- 69 , 109, 111 Ron is, Br iqit a-5 4 , 115 Ron is, Jan is-6 9 Rose , Fa yet ta- 77 Ro seberry, Virg in ia-6 9 , 109 Rosenberg , Nor ma n-6 9, 129 Ro senberg , Ron -76 , 77 , 121 , 130 , 143 Rowbal , Jan et-5 4, 88, 115 Rowe , Ma rlen e-7 7 , 98 , 100 Rowen , Dav e-7 7 Rowen , Ma rv-5 4, 89 , 116, 139 Royal, Min n ie-5 4 , 115 Roze , Gu nta -77 , 96 Rozmar in, Ma rv-6 9, 98 Rudolph , Rog er-5 4 , 62 Rut kovskis , An dris -54 Rutman is, Va ld is-7 7, 126, 133 Rutt, Ba rba ra-7 7 Ryan, Ern ie-6 9 Rybij , Joh n-7 7

Sabata, Ken net h-5 4 Sackett , Jam es- 69 Sader, Ken net h-7 7 SAFETY CO MM ITT EE -I I I

Sal ter, Pet er-3 2 , 33 , 55 , 61 , 97 , 98, 106, 107 Sampson , Wa rren -55 . 84 , 143 Sanborn , Lor na- 55 , 105, 109, 115 Sanders , Li nda -55 , 86 , 88 , 11 5, 141 Sandvo ld, Gay len -69 Sanger, Sus an- 69, 91 , 95 , 105, 109, 142 Sat tler, Ter ry-- 77 Saunders , Her ma n-6 9 , 94 , 99 Saunders, Thoma s-33 , 55, 89, 94 Saw in, Ma rjor ie-22 Scagg s, Lin da- 77 Scanlon, Car olyn -69 , 104 , 111 Scanlon, Jam es- 69 , 126, 130 Schaad , Franc is- 69 Schaaf, Jea nne tte- 69, 104 , 109 Schach , Jo'a n-7 7 , 135 Sc hall , Joy -69 , 109 Schaumburg , Gle nn- 69, 94 Scheele , Roy-55 , 87 Scheer, Ke ith- 69 Sc heid t , Bob -69 , 106 Scheneman, Kenn et h-77, 94, 121 Scherbak, Jac k-5 5 Sc herle, Erik a-7 7 Scher le, Ros a-6 9 Schewe , Don ald -77 , 110 Sc hick, Ste phe n-7 7 , 121, 130 Sch ild t, A ila -55 , 102 , 103, 106, 115, I 35 Sch lege lmil ch, Don ald -55 , 132 Sch leig er, Lyle -70 , 96 , 121, I 32 Sch me I ing , Fre da- 23 Schm idt, C ynth ia-77 Sch mid t , Hen ry-7 7 Sch mid t , Lor en- 55 Schm idt, Sha ron -78 , 100, 104 Schne ider , Bru ce -70 Schne ider , De lores-7 0 Sc hne ider , Ge org e-7 0 Schne ider , Joh n-5 5 Schne ider , M ich ael -79 , 128 Sch ne ll, Bob -70 Schnell, Jud y-7 0, 95 ,1 09. Ill Schnepp, Wayn e-78 Schn ie ber , Lo is-70 Schoenfe ld, Dar yl -78 94 Schoonover , Sherry -78 Sch rade r , Bird ie-78 Sch rade r , Larr y-55 Schr i ner, San dra -70 Schr itt , Su san -70 , 95 Sch roed er , Ja mes A.- 78 Sch roed er , Jam es H.- 78 Sch roed er , Oliv ia-5 5, 114 Schrunk , Don -55 , 116 , 122 Schulde is, Lin da-70 , 95 , 106, 109 Schu ltz, Rut h-78 Schuman , Hen ry- 55 , 107 Schwabauer , Jan ice -55 , 115 Sc hwa bau er , Rog er-7 0 , 93 , 98, 99 , 111, I 33 Schwan i nge r , Mar y-7 8 Sch warz , Rut h-2 0 Schwarzenbach, Pa m- 70 Sc hweitzer , Lar ry-70 Schwe itze r, Len ore -70 , 96 , I 09 , I 35 Sc hwe nke, Dean- 76 Schwenke, Gen e-7 8, 94 Schwenke, Reb ecc a--70 , I 09 Schwe nke, Rob ert -70 Sc hwi chte nbe rg, Kare n-7 0 Schwindt, Bob -70 , 100 Sc hwi ndt, Jon -55 , 116, 118, 141 Schw indt , Wa yne -78 , 94 , 121 Schw isow, Don na- 78 SCI ENC E CLU B-I 07 Sco tt, Har old -20 , 132 Scott, Mar ior ie-70 , 95 , 96, 100, 10'1 Sco tt , M ich ae l -78 SCRIBE BO AR D-9 7 Se lf, Sherr ie-78 Sell , Ma rvin -78 , 99 Se llme yer, Klea Lyn -55 , 84 , 87, 111 • 115, I 39 SENIOR PLA Y-9 2 Sl:N IOR RO YAL TY- 1I 7 SEN iOR S-3 4 -63 Sevenker, Lar ry-7 8 , ?4 Seymour, Vic tor ia- 33 , 56 , 9B , IDB, 115 Shadley , Lou ise -33 , 56 , 87, BB, 91, 92 , 100, 115, 138 Shafer , Jud y-7 0 Shaner, Kara lee -56, 92, 100, 102, 103, 109 , 115 Shaner, La ura -70 , 91 , ?B , 100 Sha nnon , Ma rga ret- 78 , 110 Shannon , Patr icia -70 Sharpnack , LaV ern a-7 B Shaw, Alb ert- 56 Shaw, Jer ry-7 8, 121 Shaw, Ma ry-5 6 , 115 Shefferd , Bev erly -70 Sheldon , Patr icia -70 , 95, 109 Sheldon, Susan-2B She par d, C orn eliu s-Sb , 9B

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T Taft , Sharon-S B , 105, 115 Talazs, Biruta-70 Tallakso n, Denn is-SB Tautfest, Su sie-78 Taylor , Barbara- 70 , 104, 111 Taylor, W innie-SB , 115 Tea le, Mary-70 , 95, 96 , 100, 101 , Ill Teleen , Franc ine-70 Temple, Gladys- 19 Templet on , Barbara -78 , 135 TENNIS -131 Teply, Mark- 70 , 107, 110 TeSelle, Larry-70 , I 16, 127 TeSel le, Loralee -70 Theesen , Larr y-78 , 129 , 133 Th ie man , Gerald- 78 Thom, Doug las-78 , 82, 83 , 94, 121 , I 39 Thomas , Don-78 , 121 , 128 Thoma s, Ja mes-70 Thomas, Sh iela-78 , 99 , 110 Thompso n, Bruc e-SB , 88, 116, 119, 128 Thompso n, Carol-7 0 Thompso n , Judith-78 Thompso n, Judy-78 Thompso n , Larry-70 Thompso n , Lillian-I S Thompso n , Pegq y-70 , 95 , 96 , 142 Thompso n, Sylvia-7 0 Thompso n, Jack-58 Thorpe , Mary-75, 78, 108 Thurston , Karen-S B , 62, 115, 116, 11 7, 141 Tillingha st, Pra irie Rose-78 Tilman, Donald- SB Til man, Jean-78 , 135 Timken, Tim-78 Timm, Monty- 78 , 98 Tindle, Robert- 78 Tindle, Sh irley-70 Tippery, Jud ith-70 Tontego d e, Ruta-78 , 107 Toombs , Garry-7 8 Topham , James-7 8 Towle , Char lotte-78 , 91, 100, 104 Towne, Linda-7 8 TRACK- 132-1 33 Traudt, Jon-58 . 89 , 116 Traudt, Karen-7 8 Trevolt , Sharon- 78 Tr imble, Ka y-70 , 93 , 95 Trout, Art is-79, I 10 Trua x, LaVonn e-70 Trudeau , Sharon- 70 True, Earl-79, 94, 126 True, Pau l-33, 58 , 89, 94 , 98 Tupper , Merl in-79

Tupper, Me lvin-79 , 110 Ture k, Duane-7 9 Turley, Victor-70 , 116 , 127 Tuttle, Don-58 , 11 6, 118 TWI RLERS-11 1

u Umberg er, Lynda-7 9 , 98 , 135 Unger, Helen-1 6 Updegra ft, Alice-1 7 Upton , Donna-7 0 , 95, 96, 105, 111 Upton , Joan-58 , 63, 82 , 83 , 105, 115, 116, 117 Ur i, Margare t-SB, 109 , I 15, 123 Usher, Do uglas-7 5, 79 , 121 USHERETTES-110 V Van Amerong en , Bill-70 Vance, Terry-70 Van Clea ve, Caro l-79 Van Horn , G inger-70, 91 , ?5 Van Lan inqham, Cha rlotte-79 Vanover, Caro le-79 Venerab le, Car lo tta-70 Veon, Pamela- SB, 84 , 106, 109, 111, I 15 Villwock, Caro l-79 , 108, I 10 Villwock, James-7 0, 123 Vinson, Donna-7 9 , 96 , 106 Vlach , Joe-59 Vlasnik, James-5 9 Vogel, Beatrice -79 Vogt, Frank-7 9 , 116, 127 Voss, Edward -59 Vosta , Gary-70 Vosta, Ted-79

w Wadham s, Virginia -33, 59 , 90 , 105, 115 Wagner , Harvey -59 Wagner , Larry-79 , 94 , I 10 Wa ide, Mild red-IS Wa ite, Patr icia-79 Walden , Kerry-7 0 , 116, 129 Waldron , Marcia- 70 , 102, 107, 109 Wa lker, Bob-70 Walker , C laudia- 67 , 71 , 95 , 102, 108, 140 Walker, John-79 Wa lker, Jud ith-59 , 62 , 86 , 115, 130 Walk inshaw, Robert- 79 Wa ll en , James-7 1 , 116, 128 Wal lick, Roge r-79 , 94 , 121, 129 Wallin, Beverly -33 , 59, 86 , 105, 108, 115 Wa llin, Nancy-7 1 , 104 , 108 Wa ln, C harles-79 Wa lsh, Lydian- 79 Ward , Mar jorie-71, 135 Warnken ,Se lma-71 Waser, Jud ith-33, 59 , 89 , 91 , 94 , 115 Watson , Deryl- 79 Watson , Karen-7 1 , 104 Watson, La rry-71 Watson , Linda-5 9, 109 , 115 Watt, Terry-79 Watton , R'o bert-79 , 94 Watts , Wa yne-79, 129 Wa ybright, Jud ith-33 . 59 , 105, 115 Weather by, Dorcas- 15 Weber , Christia n-71 , 106 Weber, Ru ssell-71 Weber, Sandy-7 9, 97 , 100, 104 Weber , Sharon- 59, I 15 Weber, Vicki-79 Weeth, Joe-71 Wehrl i, Stanley- 71 , 99 , 133 We ideman, Roger-7 1 We iler, Mar ilyn-79 We ill, Rich ard - 71 , 93 We isenborn , Mary-59 , 89 , 102, 115 Weisger ber , Me lvin-79 , 94 We isqerber , Mildred -79 Welch , Lyle-25 . 98 , 99 Welch, Vernon- 71 Wells, Marvin- 59 Wells , Sharon- 71, 95 , 104 , 109 Welsh , Cha rleen-I 10 Wentink , Larry-59 Werner, Sharon- 71 Wertman , Mary-71 , 97 , 105 Wertz , Caro lyn-71 West, Lar ry-59 . 98 West, Richard- 71 West, Sandra- 59 , 88 , 92 , 100, 114 West , Victor-7 9 West , Walter- 59 We st, W illiam-59 Westcot t , Jim-60, 89 Weya nd , Lyle-18 , 122, 125 Weyand , Norma-7 1 Weyer , Sandra- 79 , 104

Whalen, Jerry-7 1 Wheaton , Virgin ia-65, 71 , 90, 91, 93, 95 , 96 , 109, I 10, 135 Wh ite, C lau deen-79 Wh ite, Patr icia-60 , 96 , 102, 104 , 105, 115, 141 Wh itm arsh , Harold- 71 Whitme r , Ann ie-79 Wh ittington , Jenny-7 9 W icken, Dav id-79 , 127 Wiedem an , Karen-7 1 W ieland. Selma- IS W ilcox, Tom-71 W ilhelm, Karen-6 0 , 89, I 15 W ilken, Chris- 71 W illi ams , Barba ra-79 W illiams, Bobby-7 9 , I 16, 119, 129, I 32 Wi lliams, Donald- 60 Wi lliams, Lester-79 , I 10 W illi ams, Wesley- 60 Will iamson, Carey-7 1 W illi amson , Thomas -71, I 19, 134 Willis, Marilyn -71 , 95 , 104, 105 , 106 W ilson, Aaron-7 9 W il son , Ann-60 , 105 , I 15 Wilson, Fred-60 W ilson , Mervyn -79 Wil son, Stephen -60, 61, 89, 97 W il son , Steven- 60 W imes, Un ita-71, 95 Wingro ve, Claude- 26 Wink, Mar lene-71 , 95 , 109 Winkelm an , Alice-71 , 91, 97 , 98, 102, 107 W inkelm an, John-32 , 33 , 60, 61 , 97, 107 Winsor, Janell-7 9, 110 W inston , Marva-8 8 , I 15 W in ston , Ronald- 79 , 121 W ipf, Wes ley-71 W isbey, W illiam-7 1 W ise, Don-71 , lib , 127 W ise, Ronald- 60 , 63 W ismer, Jenny-7 1 , 96, 116, 119, 129 W itt, Sharon- 33 , 60, 62, 63 , 82 , 83 , 88 , 90, I 15 W itt, Sondra- 79 Wohlfar th, Da ve-60 , 86 , 87 , 116, I 23, I3 I , 140 Wolcott , Evelyn-7 9 Wolcott , Gordon -71 Wolfe , Robert- 79 Wood ,Larry-6 0 Wood s, Judy-79 Woodwa rd, Karen-7 1 Woodwa rd, We lrlon-79 , 127, 133 Workma n , Joseph- 71 Workma n , Robert- 79 Worrall , Charles -79 , 126, 132 Wrede , Sharon- 79 WREST LING- 129 Wr igh t, Cheris- 79 Wr ioht, Kenny-7 9 WR'ITERS CLUB-9 7 Wurm , Margare t-71 Wurm, William -79 Wymore , Dick-79 , 130

y Yant, Caroline -71, 104 Yant, Dian-60 , I 15, 117 Yonkey, Conn ie-60, 89 , 115 Yonkey, Donna- 60 , 89, 115 Yordt, Marion -79 , 126 Yost , John-71 , 90 , 91 , 98 , 100, IOI, 127, 142 Young, J. D.-19 Young, Jud ith-71 Young, Judy-79 , 104 Young, Sandra- 79 Young, To m-79 , 127 Youngsc ap, Alice-28 , 72 Youngsc ap . Fred-71 , 94 , 96 , I 16, 121, I 30 Y-TEEN S-104

z Za de, Scarlett -79, 104 Zad ina, Jud ith-33, 60, 63, 84, BB, 102, 108, 115, l]B Zegelis , Elga-79 Zelen, Bern ice-bl, 62 , 86, 109, I 15, 141 Zichek, Barbara -71 Zichek , Robert- 79 , 94 Zieg, Mary-79 , 99, 106 Ziegenb ein, Warren- 71, 99 Zimmere r, Denn is-71 Zimmerm an, Sharon- 79 Zol licoffer , Sam-71 , I 19, 123, 132 Zuerle in, Darre ll-61 Zuerle in, John-61 , 116, 119

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