Lincoln High School 1960 Yearbook

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THE LINK§ 1960

PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA VOLUME 44

L IN C O L N H IG H S C H O O L

Lincoln High is our school . ~ .

Our school. because we, th e individuals in it, are th e school . . .

Now this year has passed . . . never to return.

I t has been a fulfilling year . . .

A year of study, activity, sorrow, pleasure, excitement, learning .

I t has gone fast . . . . . . it cannot be recalled.

We have memories . . .

Memories which come tumbling back.

Memories of th e s c h o o l- b e f o r e class. . . . after class . . . during class . . .

Memories of th e long h a l l s bustling with young activity between classes, deserted a n d clothed in shadow a t five o'clock . . . . . . memones . . .

We marvel now a t th e rapidity of time's flight . . .

We understand now th a t each of those days, full of unlimited possibilities for education, opportunity, adventure, was passing for th e first time . . . . . . a n d th e last time.

During ou r high school experience we develop socially, bu t th e pr im ar y purpose of th e school is th at of formal education . . . . Ed uc at io n .. . w ha t is th e meaning of this intangible term, so familiar to us? Ed uc at io n is m en ta l cultivation . . . th e pu rs ui t of general knowledge .. . comprehension of ideas, relationships, an d concepts .. . intelligent, logical th ou gh t .. . clear an d creative expression . . . an understanding of th e natural, physical, an d social worlds . . . fu ll utilization of individual talents. . . . High school . . . an op po rtu ni ty available to us for th e realization of th is educational pursuit. . . . High school . . . a search . . . . . . to find ourselves . . . . to discover interests, aptitudes. . . . to de te rm in e th e m an ne r in which we will en te r adulthood.

Th er e ar e m an y fields to ex pl or e- academic, trades, business, fine ar ts -t h e reward is his who seeks to uncover .the wealth offered. During high school th es e op po rt un iti es m us t be grasped . . . while th ey are ours . . . . . . before th ey pass . . . . . . th ey come no more th an once.

This year ha s now passed . . . one ye ar teeming w ith possibilities .. .

. . . We, th e people of Lincoln High. . . . We, th e st u d en ts . . . filling halls an d classrooms with our promising store of youthful vitality, abilities, emotions, freedom.

We ar e all types of p e o p le shy, social, athletic, intellectual .. . . . . tall, short, large, small . childish, mature, calm, excitable . . . . . . serious, jovial, happy, sad.

We follow different courses of study.

We ar e in te re st ed in different things.

Individually we ar e d if fe re n tdistinct personalities, each significant in it s own way, each w it h it s purpose to fu lf il lb u t we are all teen-agers, with a common activity, dress, language so very meaningful to us. . . . We are all searching . . .. for o u r place in a complex society . . . . seeking . . . questioning . . . . . . to discover th e purpose of life . . . . to u n d er st an d life.

We are u n ce rt ai n .. . h es it an t .. . awed b y th e b re at h ta k in g challenge which lies ah ea d .. . a challenge which m u st be met.

. We have friends . s e c n ta in a u q c a l a su a c . . . . . . in ti m a te companions. . . . ts n e d tu s 0 0 8 1 h it w Lincoln High, . . . y it n u rt o p p o s u o d n e m e tr a s. d n o b g in st la f o n o ti a for th e form r fo le b si n o sp re is r, e v e w o E a c h one, h s. te a m ss la c is h f o s d n ie fr making . . . rs e th o h it w rn a le We We e a t with others . . .

We walk with others Our classmates . . . . . . our friends . . . . . . our associates. . . . ss la c in m e th h it w ts c fa We acquire . ry ra b li e th in m e th h it w y . . . we s tu d . . . s e m a g t a m e th h it w r We chee s. rt o sp in m e th h it w te e p m o . . . we c . . . s b lu c in e d si ir e th y b We work s. e li b m e ss a in m e th h it w . . . we s it . . . e g n u lo e th in m e th h it w We relax s. ll a h e th in m e th h it w t a h c e w . . .

Some will be forgotten . . : s. d n ie fr in a m re s y a lw a l il w rs e . .. . oth , ls a u id iv d in re a , ts n e d We, th e stu : e ti n o m m o c e n o ss e ss o p b u t we all . . . l o o h c S h ig H ln o c in L d n We a tt e . . . l o o h sc e n o rm fo e w r e Togeth is d d n a rs o n o h e th re a Together we sh . . . l o o h sc is th f o ts n e appointm . d e it n u re a e w l o o h sc e th h g u . . . th ro

A teen-ager's life . . . our life . . . characterized b y spirited activity . . .

Work or play, s tu d y or recreation, we live each moment to th e f u ll e s tCramming a t noon . . . studying late into th e n ig h t . . . spending hours in research . . ._ catching u p on news between classes . . . shouting a morning greeting . . . gathering informally in homes . . . ordering a coke a t th e drive-in . . . dancing a ft e r games . . . "goofin' off" . . . . each moment we live . . . . . . each moment we live only once.

We share lingering memories . . . . . . of scenes of activity . . . th e classrooms, unique personalities . . . th e lounge, refuge from books, desks .. . th e office, center of telephone calls a n d school business . . . th e greenhouse, flourishing with th e b e a u ty of n a tu re . . . th e auditorium, setting of assemblies, plays, meetings, J o y N ig h t . . . th e Oval, warm with victorious humanit y in th e cold rain of th e n ig h t . . . th e gym, resounding with excited shouts a n d th e th u m p of feet . . . th e long cafeteria lines a t noon . . . s tu d y hall . . . th e parking lo t . . . th e consistently stubborn lockers . . .

. . . t c n ti is d n e e b s a h r a e y l o This scho . . . a n d unforgettable. r a e y r la u ic rt a p is th r e b m e m re We will s it f o ty li a u id iv d in d n a e ic sp e for th . l a n o ti p e c x e it d re e d n re e v a h days which . . . Memories . . . rs a te e th r, te h g u la e th y b d ie accompan . . . r a e y is th f o rt a p a l al ... se ri to ra o b la ce n ie sc d le e d th e remo -m a g n if ic a n t possibilities . . . s e rs u o c n io is v le te l ta n e m ri e p x e e th . . .

9 12 m o o R in s se as cl e s n e m -i m w o sn d n a s rm o st ss le d en ly g th e seemin . . . ls o o h sc d se o cl f o s y a d e e r - th f o c si u m g n ti a ls u p se c n a d th e evening . . . d n a b e c n a d d e rm fo ly ew th e n s e u h g in g an ch d n a rs te in a p y d a e th e st of halls a n d classrooms . . . t ic tr is d ' e th f o ss lo g n ti in o p p a is th e d basketball to u rn a m e n t . . . th e first all-school p la y . . . . . . g in st te l o o h sc lal y a -d o th e tw . . . " a si ta n a "F . . . g in Homecom . . . t e u q n a B s rt o p -S ll A e th t an ic if n g si st o m e th . . . le p And th e peo p a rt of th e school . . . . l o o h sc e th re a le p o e p e th . . .

T h is is Lincoln High, respected for . . . . ts n e m e v ie h c a l a n o ti a c u d e its . . . ts n e m e v ie h c a c ti le th a s for it r. a e y st a p e th g n ri u d h ig H ln co in L .

• Now th is y e a r is gone . . . to be recalled only b y m e m o ri e s .

D id we fulfill t h e purpose of this year? . . . T h e days w e n t q u ic k ly • • • we h a d no power to s to p th e m . . . W h y could w e n o t p a u s e a n d d r in k more deeply from th e fathomless d e p th s of o p p o r tu n it y ?

T his e n d is also a b e g i n n i n g - t h e beginning of a new y e a r ... t h e beginning of a f u tu r e . . .

• a b e tt e r f u tu r e because during th is y e a r we have learn e d . a b o u t things, a b o u t people, a b o u t places, . . . a b o u t ourselves.

W e h a v e lived a n d learned.

We, t h e s tu d e n ts of Lincoln High, a r e leaving this scho o l n o w . . .

• . . some, n e v e r to r e tu r n a s s tu d e n ts . . .

• • . others, to be a b s e n t only during th e summer.

W e a r e leaving . . . a f te r a wonderful y e a r . . . rich in growth . . .

• • . educational, social, a n d personal growth.

W e were allowed only one y e a r to live this y e a r . . . .

• • • one y e a r t o ta k e full a d v a n ta g e of t h e high school o p p o r tu n it y.

T h is y e a r h a s passed for t h e first ti m e . . .

I t goes b y only once .

. . . a n d th e la s t time.

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G IN A D V E R T IS

FACULTY

Sup erin tend ent of Schools Dr. Stev en N. Wa tkin s, recognized for his foresigh t, und erst and ing, and exec utiv e abil ity, coo rdin ates the curr icul a and guid es the ope rati on of the schools.

Wo rkin g closely with the Sup erin tend ent are Dr. Rudolp h Fre dstr om, Associate Sup erin tend ent in Cha rge of Cur ricu lum and Tea chin g, and David Sell , Ass ista nt Sup erin tend ent in Cha rge of Business Affairs. Bot h men coo rdin ate area s esse ntia l to an effective school syst em..

ADMINISTRATION Th e Bo ard of Education, ale rt to new, more efficient methods, defines the educational policy and coordinates the community with the Lincoln Public Schools, wisely realizing tha t opp ort uni ty mu st be recognized and utilized to prepare today 's you th for tomorrow.

Robert C. Venner

I. J. Devo e

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Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education

Warren C. Parker

J. Arthur Danielson

Mrs. Roscoe S: Hill

Rob ert H. Ammon

Well-known to all boys is William Pfe iff, Ass ista nt Prin cipal, Dea n of Boys, and Dire ctor of Activities. In addition to · sche duli ng school eve nts and supervising the athl etic prog ram and personnel, he is responsible for the general sup3rvision and discipline of boys.

EXECUTIVES The executives of Lincoln High School are responsible for the excellent program and outstanding educational advancements of the school. Appreciating the importance of the high school years, these well-qualified educators have initiated revolutionary changes which the y feel will most benefit the students. The opp ort uni ty for the academic and social education which the high school offers will not be repeated. One of the executives' most significant roles is helping the stu den ts to realize this fact and to make the most of these years, the foundation for meaningful adulthood.

All stud ents are familiar with Miss Marguerite Gundermann, Lincoln Hig h's plea san t atte ndanc e director. To her falls the trem end ous task of acco unti ng for each pup il of the school populatio n eve ry peri od of every school day.

Prin cipa l William B. Bog ar, easily recognized by his friendly smile and familiar red shir t, seeks stud ent, faculty, and pare nt coo pera tion while compete ntly guiding the school program.

Miss Dor cas Weatherby, Ass ista nt Prin cipa l and Dea n of Girls, mai ntai ns an active inte rest in Lincoln Hig h girls. As cha irm an of the Scholarsh ip Awards Com mitt ee, she informs inte rest ed stud ents abo ut available scholarships.

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Mrs. Ruby Evan includes collecting fines, checking books, operating the Lost and Found Department, and issuing gym locks among her duties as book room supervisor.

Mrs. Helen Unger, secretary to Mr. Pfeiff, and Mrs. Alice Hibbert, office clerk, relax a moment during their busy day.

Mrs. Hibbert's varied job includes everything from acting as the school's official receptionis t to handling registratio n cards.

Mrs. Unger coordinate s Mr. Pfeiff's exacting schedule.

CLERKS AND SECRETARIES These four women undoubtedly comprise one of the most importan t departments in the entire school, for they, the business and office staff, complement the teachers and administrators. Without the efficiency of these clerks and secretaries, Lincoln High would soon cease to be an effectively run establishment.

The clerk responsible for the smooth operation of the office answers the tele-

phone and receives visitors, handles ledge and registration cards, and supervises the assignment of lockers. Assisted by the secretaries, who conduct correspondence, keep records, and type, the executives are free to devote the necessary time to their own work. The book room, where all books are accounted for, remains an indispensable aid to the faculty, and, indirectly, to the students.

The daily sound announcem ents are an integral part of school life. Here Jim Roach is investigati ng the sound system control room, where each morning Mr. Pfeiff announces the day's events to the entire school. This centralized system was installed in 1940 through use of student activities funds.

Even though ·seldom seen, through her efficient secretarial assistance to the principal, Mrs. Martha Strohm's resulting work indirectly affects the entire school.

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Windle R e e l, S o p h o m o re counselor, a n d M is s L o is S c h w a b , ir e th ss u c is d r, lo se n u o c r J u n io re a h ic h .w s, ie it v ti c a s' e class d is ti n c ti v e , y e t re la te d .

. s r M d n a ts r e b o R ia M r s . V ir g in n la p , rs lo se n u o c r io n e S , e n Martha- Cli y il m fa d n a e g ia rr a m n o discussions , ry a it il m d n a , fe li f o y h p so o il living, ph . g in n n la p l a n o ti a c o v d n a l, a e d u c a ti o n

A fa v o ri te S e n io r Class counselor is H a r r y Kuklin, who realizes th e im p o rt a n c e of th e informal, conv e rs a ti o n a l g u id a n c e class.

S R O L E S N COU ly e v ti la re a is e c n a id u Home Room G tu s ll a f o d e ir u q re e rs new two-hour cou c ti e th a p m y s d n a l a rm fo in dents. I n th e h c a e , s s la c m o ro e m o h atmosphere of th e ly re a u q s e c fa to d e g ra u o individual is enc d e c n e ri e p x e h it W . s m le b ro life a n d its p t n e d tu s e th , e c n a id u g a n d u n d e rs ta n d in g ri e s d n a , y d tu s f o e rs u o c plans a suitable . re tu fu e th s rd a w to d te c e ir d ous th o u g h t is r fo s s la c r te f a le b a il a v a o Counselors a r e als c ti s li a re e h T . g n li e s n u o c te a individual, priv lp e h to is m ra g ro p e c n a purpose of th is guid h c a e f o e lu a v e th e z li a th e s tu d e n t to re fleeting moment.

t n e ll e c x e e th to te u ib tr n o T w o te a c h e rs who c rs lo se n u o c n o ti a c u d E l ia c e p S school p ro g ra m a re . m lu P a e th o r o D s. r M d n a ty r a Mrs. D o r is M c C th o b s, e ss la c m o ro e m o h g n Besides c o n d u c ti s. ie d u st l ia c so d n a , sh li g te a c h general m a th , E n

n o ld E rs lo se n u o c re o m o h T h e work of S o p : ry a m ri p is ft a r g e d p U e c li A H e sk e tt a n d Mrs. to d te n e ri o is re o m o h p so e in home room th o v d n a , d e c u d o tr in re a ls il sk h ig h school, s tu d y . d te ia it in is g in n n la p l a n o ti a c a ti o n a l a n d e d u c

s. r M d n a m a h n r u B d r fo il u G J u n io r counselors n ju f o s le fi e th h g u ro th k c e h Louise B a u g h e r c l il w , e c n a id u g in r a e y • iors, who , d u ri n g th is s, n o ti la re y il m fa d n a , p u ro g l, s tu d y in d iv id u a . y it il b si n o sp re l ia c so d n a problem-solving,

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Miss Je nk in s an d psychology st ud en t Ji m Mitchell w at ch as R ay Frohn, relating th is ac tio n to th at of hu m an s, explains a ra t's behavior when it ru ns th ro ug h a maze to w ar d cheese.

SOCIAL A n u n d er st an d in g of one's own co u n tr y as well as of o th er nations is of u tm o st im p o rt a n c e to w o rl d p ea ce .

Knowledge n o t only of th e history, b u t of th e economic an d social development an d functions is essential if we ar e to cope w it h th e problems which inevitably arise. We, th e high school st u d en ts of to d ay , will b e th e government, th e policy makers, th e world peacemakers, an d possibly th e world w ar m ak er s of tomorrow. Will we be eq u ip p ed to ta k e th es e places in society?

Vivacious hi st or y te ac he r Mrs. Irma Coombs m ak es use of outside sources to su pp le m en t th e te xt , ad di ng life an d in te re st to · he r classes.

Reviewing pl an s for th e American hi st or y class ta ug ht via television are classroom te ac he rs B uf or d Grosscup, D ar re ll Grell, Miss F lo re nc e Jenkins (Social St ud ie s D ep ar tm en t he ad ), an d N ei l H af em ei st er . Miss Je nk in s, as he ad classroom teacher, is responsible for m ak in g as si gn m en ts an d for pl an ni ng , along w it h th e te ac he rs from each of th e pa rt ic ip at in g schools, w it h th e st ud io te ac he r.

T he ot he r th re e te ac he rs as si st her, an d ea ch teaches ad di ti on al courses.

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r a g n ti re rp te in r e h c a te s ic T h e smiling econom ed ss ro g en is h to rt a h c ex d co n su m er price in ad in , o h w , er n ch ee B rd a h ic R class is friendly es rs u co es h ac te e, rs u co e v ti ec el d it io n to th is s. es n si u b al er en g d n a ry to is h d rl o in w r e h d n a , st re te in n w o r e h , g in h ac te T h ro u g h h e r a in m el h il W s is M , n io ss cu is emphasis on class d d n a an ic er m A in es rs u co es Johnson, who te ac h in fe li to ry to is h g n ri b to es v world h is to ry , st ri th e m in d s of h e r st u d en ts .

f o t n e m rt a p e D s ie d tu S l ia c T h e So ro p to d e n n la p n e e b s a Lincoln High h ll e w to ry a ss e c e n e g d le w o vide th e kn e h T . re tu fu e th f o s n informed citize d a in s e rs u o c l ra e v se rs e ff o , curriculum e th g in d lu c in , ry to is h in dition to those f o s m le b ro p t n e rr u c s, ic m o n o c s tu d y of e d n a , d rl o w e th f o d n a s th e U n it e d S ta te e th f o ip sh n o ti la re e th f o th e s tu d y world nations to each other. to d e n g si e d e rs u o c a is y g lo o h c Psy n a m u h e th f o n o si n e h re p m o provoke a c e th f o y d tu s is h T r. io v mind a n d beha l ra e n e g a in s lt u s re d in m l individua s le p o e p t n re fe if d e th f o g understandin d n a s se ly a n a , ss la c is th In . d rl of th e wo n e h ic h w , d te c u d n o c re a experiments

STUDIES n o c r e ll fu a h c a re to ts n e d able th e s tu ception of h u m a n behavior. e th , ry to is h f o y d tu s e T h ro u g h th e m o c e b y a d to f o ts n e v e d n problems a g in rn a e L . le b si u la p re o clearer a n d m , rs e th fa re fo r u o f o s e k ta is th ro u g h th e m rfo n u f o n o ti ti e p re id o v a to y we c a n tr a h it w d e p ip u q E s. e c n e tu n a te occurr l ia c so re ti n e e th f o e g d le w o b ro a d kn r e tt e b is n e iz it c rn e d o studies, th e m to f o e g n e ll a h c e th · sp ra g to p re p a re d day, before it is too late.

T h e m a p b e h in d h e r a n d th e magata n se re p re e ar s d n a h r e h zine in tive m at er ia ls u se d in Mrs. Ruth s n io at el R l a n o ti a rn te In 's rz a w Sch a n d M o d er n P ro b le m s classes.

n so n h o J en ld A , tt co S ld ro a H W it h fellow h is to ry te ac h er s. ct je b su r la u ic rt a p ir e th to t an discusses c u rr e n t topics re le v e ar l ia er at m of e ag er v co h g u ro o Difficult te st s a n d ra p id , th er m co ew n , n io it d ad In s. se as cl ir e ch ar ac te ri st ic of b o th of th s. m le b ro P n er d o M in e rs u co a es Mr. Jo h n so n te ac h

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Physiology, th e science of th e bo di ly organs an d th ei r functions, is ta ug ht

by Carl Manthey. Th is is an impo rt an t course for st ud en ts an tic ipa tin g a fu tu re in medicine.

Mrs. Gladys Temple, Miss Lucy Geiger, an d A le xa nd er Currie, biology te ac he rs , recognize th e significance of biology, a fu nd am en ta l science couTse. Biology, th e st ud y of pl an ts an d animals, is us ua lly th e st ud en t's first co nt ac t w ith a labor at or y science an d th e experiments which ac co m pa ny it.

SCIENCE

Serving double du ty is physics an d ph ot og ra ph y te ac he r R. W. Howland, th e te ch ni ci an for th e Audio-Visual D ep ar tm en t of th e Lincoln Pu bl ic Schools.

More emphasis th an ever is now being placed upon science: th ro ug ho ut th e U ni te d St at es th e plea is raised for more scientists an d for an intensified prepa ra to ry st ud y of science in th e schools. Lincoln High is answering th e challenge with a diversified, extensive science program, including a te n- ho ur college chemistry class. One aim of all courses is to encourage st ud en ts to st ud y advanced scientific subjects so th ey m ay live as intelligent citizens in an increasingly technical world.

Ch em is try te ac he rs R ob er t Co m pt on an d Le Ro y Co lso n sh ar e a jo ke in th e su pp ly room. Th e su bs ta nc es be hi nd th em ar e us ed in th is course, which deals w ith th e chemical changes in m at te r. In ad di tio n, M r. Co m pt on teaches general science, an d Mr. Colson co nd uc ts th e college ch em is try class.

One who ha s ob se rv ed w ith in te res t th e re ce nt ex pa ns io n of physics is J. D. Young, who, besides his re gu la r classes, serves as th e Ph ys ics 1 an d 2 TV classroom teacher.

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MATHEMATICS Although the stu dy of mathematics has been increasingly emphasized due to recent int ern ati on al circumstances, thi s tool of science has always been, an d will continue to be, indispensable. Th e courses offered at LH S att em pt to fur the r general knowledge, develop logical reasoning, an d provide a foundation for advanced ma the matics. Ju nio r high algebra counts as ten hours of high school credit; college cre dit Miss Mildred Waide an d Miss Sel ma Wieland, is available thr ou gh college algebra, trigo- trigonometry, ana lyt ic geometry , an d algebra nometry, an d an aly tic geometry courses. teachers, examine sup ple me nta ry class ma ter ial .

Comparison of the progress of several classes coordinates the dep art me nt and is a pra cti cal tea ch ing res ou rce , as ma the ma tic s tea ch ers Donovan Luedke and Ly le Weyand realize.

Sci ent ists ? Pe ter Ma zur ak and Me rna Pre tty ma n.

Paper s strew n about a desk are chara cteris tic of the timeconsu ming work of a litera ture and Senio r Composition teach er, Max Lien acknowledges.

Sopho more Engli sh and speec h teach er Mrs. Mary Louis e Alexa nder realizes that the spoke n word is as great an influence as the writte n word.

Andy Sildegs and Jane Keill study in the commodious library.

Unde r the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Siefk es, librar ian, the school librar y is run smoo thly and utilized to its fullest capacity.

ENGLISH The Eng lish lang uage is of primary importance in the Uni ted Stat es, basi c to all othe r knowledge. It is the rock upon which understanding is built within and among Eng- lish-speaking nations.

Lincoln High has developed an extensive English program.

Requirements for graduation

Obser vance of Book Week is whole hearte dly suppo rted by Engli sh teach ers Mrs. Viola Houdek, Mrs. Marjorie Sawin, and Mrs. Ruth Gartner, Advocate- and Links advisor. Mrs. Houd ek also teach es Read ing Impro veme nt.

Senio r Composition teach er Alva Cavett is also Lincoln High' s Visual Aids instru ctor and supervisor.

Here he is pictu red prepa ring the day's film schedule.

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Miss Irene Martin, de pa rtm en t head, encourages capable English stu de nt s to en ter writing contests.

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Miss Wanda Crawmer an d Miss Clara Johnson, Senior Composition TV classroom teachers, emphasize writing. Th e stu dio in str uc to r is former LH S English tea ch er Miss Es th er Montgomery (in se t).

e on d an n, io sit po m Co or ni Se 4, d an 3 ish gl En e ud cl in m fro ed ct le se be ay m ich wh , ve cti ele an of r semeste additional composition, literature, speech, drama, an d journalism courses.

Th e Lincoln High newspaper, th e Advocate, th e e th e, in az ag m y ar er lit e th d an s, nk Li e Th , ok bo year e nc rie pe ex nt lle ce ex ts en ud st ed ct le se to r fe of e, rib Sc as publications staff members. ge led ow kn of ce ur so a is ry ra lib ed ck sto llwe e Th . ol ho sc e tir en e th of ps rti ge fin e th at st re te in an d Here, undisturbed, st ud en ts an d faculty m ay conveniently study, do research work, or read.

Jo y Ni gh t sponsor Mrs. Mary Boyle teaches classes in sophomore English, which include composition, literatuTe, an d a tho ro ug h coverage of grammar.

To re lie ve th e lib ra ria n of ro ut in e du tie s, M iss Fr ed a Schmeling gave assistance an d service in th e lib rar y before he r first se me ste r retirement.

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Miss Margaret O'Rourke makes pr ep ara tio ns for he r American liter atu re . an d gr am ma r classes.

Correcting pa pe rs is a large pa rt of every tea ch er' s work, an d for En gl ish te ac he r M rs . M er re ll Gr an t, thi s is no exception.

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Fre nch teac her Miss Eliz abe th Grone, dep artm ent hea d, poin ts out imp orta nt cities on a Fren ch map. The teac hing of a foreign lang uag e also includes geography.

Lincoln Hig h was ·the first Neb rask a high school to equ ip a foreign language labo rato ry. By means of tape recorders and acti vate d microphones inst alle d this year, the stud ent can now spe ak and record as well as listen. App arat us has bee n prov ided to enable the teac her to liste n to indi vidu al stud ents . •

FOREIGN LANGUAGES Knowledge of a language oth er tha n one's own is one of the keys to international peace. In addition to a broadened horizon, the stu dy of a foreign language and its accompanying lite ratu re and philosophies will develop an understanding of and appreciation for tha t people and the ir contributions to mankind.

Th e Foreign Language De par tme nt offers thr ee years of Latin, a classical IanBecause our sou ther n neighbors are Spa nish -spe akin g nations, Spa nish teac her Miss Teresina Dan ese believes tha t this lang uag e is significant.

guage, and thre e years of German, French, and Spanish, thr ee modern languages. Advanced stu den ts ma y tak e a fourth yea r of stu dy at the University of Nebraska, earning college credit. A relatively new addition to this dep artm ent is the foreign language laboratory, a valuable teaching aid. Th e ann ual observance of Foreign Language Week promotes inte res t in this area among stu den ts and faculty.

In the Lat in classes of Miss

Lor rai ne Str ash eim , as in thos e of the othe r foreign language teac hers , the lite ratu re of tha t language is intr odu ced .

Ger ma n tea che r Mr s. Ru th Buckner sup por ts the view tha t the lang uag e stud ent mus t stud y the language, the people, and thei r customs.

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O rc he st ra an d ba nd di re ct or Euge ne St ol l, a newcomer to th e school, co nd uc ts one of hi s excelle nt pe rf or m in g orgap.izations. H e also gives in st ru m en ta l lessons.

y tle ir K n lle A r he ac te t ar w llo fe s st si as tin ar M y le ir Mrs. Sh s hi by d te in pa be to n tio na bi m co e lif llsti a g in in ar ra ng d re fe of s se ur co t ar of ty rie va a h ac te ey th classes. To ge th er , ng ni sig de g, tin in pa g, in aw dr e ud cl in ch hi at Lincoln High, w commercial ar t, st ag e decoration, an d crafts.

FINE ARTS le ib ng ta in an h it w ed w do en t, ar d an ic Mus to t en m ill lf fu d an h, pt de , ty au be e lif value, ad d to lel w a e et pl m co ey th r he et og T r. ve re fo d ye be enjo rounded academic curriculum. st li ta en m ru st in or t lis ca vo g un yo e bl pa ca A ni ga or g in m or rf pe of r be m nu a in e at m ay pa rt ic ip doa br d an ce en ri pe ex al ur lt cu g in iv ce zations, re ed ct le Se . re tu ra te li ic us m h it w t ac nt co s hi g enin te ta S a sk ra eb N e th nd te at so al ay musicians m e th to e bl ila va A t. en ev al nu an an , ic lin C Music ch hi w s, se ur co t ar ed ri va e ar t en ud interested st . on si es pr ex e iv at in ag im d an e tiv ea cr encourage

A rt st ud en t N ev a Be ck er at he r easel.

Th e bovs vocal classes an d organizations ar_e di re ct ed by music te ac he r Ivan Caldwell. In ad di tio n, to hi m falls th e re sp on si bi lit y of th e by ed m or rf pe is ch hi w n, tio uc od pr a er op an nu al th e Aeolian Choir, an ot he r of his groups.

, ns tio za ni ga or l ca vo rls gi e th g in ct re di Besides , et ct O s irl G e th d an s ub cl ee gl e th e ud cl which in t en tm ar ep D rts A ne Fi e, or G ea th or Miss D ap d an ry eo th ic us m in s se as cl ts uc nd head, co preciation. Sh e also te ac he s voice classes.

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Pen in hand, commercial teacher Miss Lydia Lekai plans for classes in clerical and stenograph ic preparation, valuable courses for business-caree r hopefuls.

Gathered around a typewriter , the focal point of many of their classes, are commercial teachers Miss Betty Heckman, Mrs. Katherine Stewart, departmen t head, and Miss Dorothy Dumpert. Besides training for a specialized area, typing skill is also valuable in preparing for other classes.

Miss Eulalie Bratcher and Mrs. Helen Flanagan compare the progress of their typing classes. Both also teach other commercial subjects.

The practical arts courses, which prove advantageous in securing employment, attempt to teach students skills which may be put to practical use in a career and in the home. In addition to the standard typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping classes of the Commercial Department, courses dealing with sales, clerical training, and business law are offered.

Through the Home Economics Department are taught homemaking techniques which prepare a girl to care for a home.

Clothing teacher Miss Mildred Kemp asserts that sewing is not only economical and useful, but also satisfying.

Mrs. Corene Herbster finds modern equipmen t helpful in teaching cooking skills to her foods and homemaki ng classes.

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Posters depicting businessworld activities are familiar displays in the room of Miss J amesine Bourke.

Checking a television se t is Lynn Lee, whose In du st ria l A rts El ec tri ci ty an d Tr ad es Electronics shops· ar e lo ca te d in th e ba se m en t of th e school.

U nd er th e su pe rv 1s 10 n of Wayne Osborn, th e pr in t shop pr in ts · m at er ia l no t only for Lincoln High, bu t also for th e ot he r Lincoln public schools.

Dean Clawson occupies himself w ith leatherwork, one of th e cr af ts in cl ud ed in his In du st ria l Cr af ts course. H e also te ac he s mechanical drafting.

S T R A L A I R T S INDU Anyone interested in working with his hands would enjoy th e m an y different d an g tin af dr he T s. se ur co s rt A al ri st du In shop skills ta ug ht in these classes aim to e dg le ow kn l ra ne ge t's en ud st e th n broade an d abilities. While no t at te m pt in g to tr ai n for a specific job, th e In du st ri al A rt s d te la re g in ch oa pr ap in l fu lp he e ar s se ur co fields. T he y serve as tr yo ut courses for enis ch hi w y, or at ar ep Pr s de ra T to in tr an ce strictly vocational. H er e th e st ud en t folgh hi s hi ut ho ug ro th se ur co op sh e on lows e. ad tr a r fo n io at ar ep pr in er re ca ol ho sc

Mechanical an d ar ch ite ct ur al dr af tin g te ac he r Arvid •Johnson, In du st ria l A rts an d Tr ad es Pr ep ar at or y D ep ar tm en t head, st ud ie s a dr af tin g book in class pr ep ar at io n. D ra fti ng su bj ec ts ar e a pa rt of th e In du st ri~ l A rts curriculum.

Claude Wingrove's machine shop consists of precision work on m et al using power tools su ch as th e la th e an d shaper.

Of in te re st to m an y boys is th e au to shop.

Robert Harrington's Tr ad es A ut o includes ca r re pa ir in ad di tio n to au to ca re an d m ai nt en an ce which is in cl ud ed in Harold Sl ai gh t's In du st ria l A rts Auto.

A va rie ty of indispensable implemcmts ar e ke pt in th is toolroom for use in Cl ar ence Ev an s woodwork an d ca rp en try shops.

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The friendly competition in physical education classes develops team cooperation, fair play, and good sportsmanship. Harold Gilliland and Philip Sprague, Physical Education Department head, also teach Health Education.

PHYS. ED., HEALTH

In addition to her responsibility of caring for the inevitable daily casualties, Mrs. Alice Y oungscap, school nurse, keeps all student health records.

When hindered by poor health, it is more difficult to secure the total wealth of education. This fact is recognized by the nation_as a whole; Lincoln High is not alone in providing all students with health care and physical and health education.

Guided by the principle that a body in sound physical condition is less susceptible to disease, the physical education program consists of swimming, competitive sports, and physical fitness tests. The goal of Health Education is to inform the student of the functions and care of his body, and to introduce the fundamentals of first aid.

Each pupil's health record and height and weight charts are kept by the school nurse. In addition, among the free health services available to students are the annual dental check-up and the tuberculin test administered during the sophomore year.

Mrs. Susan Sheldon and Miss Helen Miller, girls Physical and Health Education instructors, maintain that physical education is important not only for health purposes, but also for the wholesome recreation which it provides.

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MAINTENANCE Vital to every educational ins tit uti on are those diligent workers be hin d the sc en es -th os e who pre pa re the unlimited qu an tit ies of food necessary to re-stimuo wh se tho d an y, ult fac d an nts de stu ry ng hu the e lat are responsible for the upkeep of the building itself.

Th e cafeteria staff prepares a large va rie ty of foods from which the 1350 people served daily ma y choose um nim mi a at d sol s, he dis e Th al. me ed nc ala ll-b we a price, are pla nn ed on e week in advance.

Th e custodians are faced wi th the seemingly endless tas k of ma int ain ing the cleanliness an d order of the school. Long aft er the school has been deserted in the afternoon, one ca n find this staff still at work.

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HONORED SENIORS The Lincoln High School Scholarship Key is awarded to Nancy Fry in recognition of top scholastic achievement. Nancy, who has maintained a six-semester grade average of 1.06, has been active in Orchestra, Inter natio nal Club, and Forum. She is the edito r of the 1960 Links.

Patri cia Kinney is the recipient of the Ne'd Pruc ha Memorial, established this year in memory of Norm an E. (Ned ) Prucha, Jr., a 1958 graduate. It was founded to honor the student who attai ns the highest ranking in the Nati onal Honor Society for excellence in the fields of lea'dership, citizenship, and scholarship.

Larr y Clawson is the Regents Scholarship winner. His activities are Chess, Science, and Inter natio nal Clubs.

The Harr y Si'dney Dobbins Award goes to William Fowles.

Above average scholastically, Bill is a three-sport lette rma n-· baseball, football, and swimming. He is nationally rank ed in his event in swimming. A member of the Stud ent Council, he has a positive citizenship and school activity record.

Carol Jean Ostiguy is the GAA Award selection. Receiver of ten emblems and four lette rs in the years of her participation~ Carol includes Coed Counselors and Peppers in her schedule.

The Music Depa rtme nt of Lincoln High School has designate d Barb ara Chasson as winner of the Lincoln Symphony Award. An active participation in Orchestra is but one of her many interests.

Knu te Berstis is awarded the Harold C. Mard is Scholarship, established to honor a former Lincoln High School principal. Knut e, a member of the 1960 Basketball Squad, has also lette red in track.

The Lincoln High School Dram a Award is presented in recognition of outstanding ability and contribution to the school in the areas of speech and drama. Both Shar on Douglas and Jame s Roach are being honored. Sharon has been active in Mimes and Mummers. She served as a Cheerleader. Jim's activities include Fine Arts Festival and the Advo cate staff.

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Y T E I C O S R O N O H NATIONAL Membership in th e National H on or a d an n io ct in st di ed em te es an is y et Soci goal towards which effort is indirectly s. ar ye ol ho sc gh hi e th ut ho ug ro th ed m ai , es ad gr od go r fo y ud st ts en ud st While d an s, en tiz ci od go as es lv se em th t uc cond serve th e school, th ey ar e also forming th e ed ct le se e ar ey th ch hi w on up n tio da foun to this honorary organization.

Fifteen pe r ce nt of th e graduates in rbe em m r fo le ib ig el e ar r te ar qu r pe up th e ship. Averaging to ge th er grades, citizen-

ship marks, an d E C A points, th e N at io na l ust e th s ct le se e te it m m co y et ci So or Hon dents, who m us t th en be faculty-approved. is th en os ch e er w s or ni se ne ni ynt ve Se year. As a school service this group conn. tio ec el ng ri sp il nc ou C nt de tu S e th s ct du T he sp ir it of th e N at io na l Honor Society is embodied in it s emblem, th e keyne to ys ke he T h. rc to g in am fl e th d an e ston symbolizes high ideals; th e flaming torch, th e principles of ch ar ac te r, scholarship, leadership, an d service.

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CLASS OF 1960 Th e Se ni or ye ar .. . th e ye ar of liveliest ac tiv ity an d most challenging decisions. Se ni or Th em e . . . th e Opera . . . Color D ay . . . Hobo D ay . . .

Th ree ye ar s at Lincoln High . . . we ch ee re d at st at e basketball games . . . to ok pa rt in Ja m bo re e D ay . . . at te nd ed th e first All-School Pl ay .. . pa rti ci pa te d in na tio na l te st in g experim en ts . . . w at ch ed th e development of

th e lounge . . . in iti at ed th e TV classes.

We ar e soon to leave. Th ro ug h ta lk of college, careers, an d th e ar m ed services, we are preparing to m ee t th e world .. . preparing to close th e door up on one phase of ou r life. We m ee t th e la st Homecoming, la st basketball game, la st sound an no un ce m en t .. . la st st op at th e locker . .. . an d th en -G ra du at io n.

It goes by only once . . .

ABBOTT, SHIRLEY IRE E: pe rs, Ju nio r Gi rls Gl ee Clu b.

ALLE , GARY D.: sio ns As sis tan t.

Ho me ma kin g, Pe p-

Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory , Co nce s-

ALLE , GERALD VOGEL: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gin eer ing, Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, all -sc ho ol pla y cas t, jun ior an d Mu mm ers pla ys cas ts an d com mi ttee s, Jo y Ni gh t cre w, Mu mm ers , Do orm en , Re ge nts Al ter na te.

ALLE , KAY LA RU E: em ble ms .

Cle ric al, Y- Te en s, GA A

ALLISON, MO A RA E: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Mu mme rs play com mi tte e, Ar't Club, Int ern ati on al Clu b, Mu mm ers, Pe pp ers .

Ab bo tt K. Al len

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Ga ry Al len Al liso n

Ge ral d Al len C. Al t

ALT, CAROLL JEA : Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gine eri ng , Stu de nt Co un cil vic e-p res ide nt, Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, op era lea d an d com mi tte e, all -sc hoo l an d Mu mm ers pla ys cas ts, Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, YTe en s, Mi me s, Aq ual ink s, Int ern ati on al Cl ub, Mu mme rs, Pe pp ers , Cle f Clu b, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b pre sid en t, Ju nio r Gi rls Gle e Cl ub , Ae oli an Ch oir, As sem bly Co mm i'tt ee, Va rsi ty an d Ap pre nti ce Ch eerlea de r, Co un ty Da y, Al l-S po rts At ten da nt, ho no r rol l, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

ALT, KARE KAY: Ar ts an d Sc ien ce s, Y- Te en s, Pe pp er s, So ph om or e Gi rls Gl ee Cl ub . , us or ch a er op rs, he ac Te E: YN JA Y AR M D, E AM l na tio na ter In , ns ee -T Y , ee itt mm co ay pl ol ho -sc all an oli Ae , ub Cl ee Gl rls Gi e or om ph So s, er pp Pe , ub Cl s nt ge Re ll, ro r no ho , cil un Co s os Cr d Re or ni Ju r, Ch oi Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty. g, in er ne gi En : AM LI IL W S LE AR CH , O RS DE A y Jo , tra es ch or a er op e, iv tat en es pr Re om Ro me Ho d an ain pt ca nd Ba ed nc va Ad t, an cip rti pa t gh Ni stu de nt di re cto r, Da nc e Ba nd, Li nc ol n Yo ut h Sy m, ee itt mm Co ge un Lo , ee itt mm Co ly mb se As y, on ph S't ate M us ic Cl ini c, ho no r ro ll, Re ge nt s Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty. astr ni mi Ad s es sin Bu : SE UI LO A S, EW AN DR l na tio na ter In , es im M , ee i'tt mm co ay pl or ni ju n, tio or ni Ju , ub Cl ee Gl rls Gi e or om ph So s, er pp Pe , Cl ub Re d Cr os s Co un cil .

A DREWS, FRED ALBERT:

Tr ad es Pr ep ar ato ry .

A DREWS, JOH WILLIAM: ry Co mm itt ee , ho no r ro ll.

En gi ne er in g, Li br a-

AR OLD, MARGUERITE LOUISE: en ce s, In ter na tio na l Cl ub , Pe pp er s.

ASPER, GERALD D.:

Ar ts an d Sci-

Tr ad es Pr ep ar ato ry .

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BADE , DO NA RAE: BAKER, IVA

St en og rap hic .

LEWIS :

BAKER, PHYLLIS KAY: pe rs, ho no r roll.

In du str ial Ar ts.

Cl eri ca l, Y- Te en s, Pe p-

: St en og ra ph ic, YBARKER, ROSEMARY LY Te en s, Fu tu re Se cr eta rie s Cl ub , GA A, Pe pp er s, So ph om or e Gi rls Gl ee Cl ub , Tw irl er. e m Ho y, or at ar ep Pr es ad Tr D: ED , LL HI BA R rVa , ter let all otb fo e rv se Re e, iv tat en es pr Re Ro om sit y wr es tli ng let ter , Ci ty wr es tli ng ch am pio n. cre Se re tu Fu ic, ph ra og en St : NE AI RR LO S, TE BA d Re or ni Ju , tra es ch Or , ub Cl s er rit W , ub Cl tar ies Cr os s Co un cil , Li nk s an d Sc rib e sa les ma n. om Ro me Ho ic, ph ra og en St N: A L RO CA R, UE BA pPe t, an ip tic ar p_ t gh Ni y Jo , us or ch a er op te, na ter Al ee Gl rls Gi or ni Ju , ub Cl ee Gl rls Gi e or om ph So pe rs, ree Ch ty rsi Va , oir Ch ian ol Ae nt, ide res e-p vic Cl ub lea de r. me Ho s, ce ien Sc d an ts Ar Y: RA LD RO HA R, UE BA ty rsi Va , ub Cl ce ien Sc , ub Cl L e, iv tat en es pr Re om Ro s. ter let ng tli es wr e rv se Re s, ter let all otb fo e rv se Re an d BAUER, MARSHA KAY: Ar ts an d Sc ien ce s an d In s, en Te Y, ee itt mm co ay pl or ni ju g, in er ne gi En ee Gl rls Gi e or om ph So s, er pp Pe , ub Cl l na tio na ter r no ho , ate St ' rls Gi s, tte re he Us , ee itt mm Co A EC , Cl ub roll, Re ge nt s Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

K. Al t A. An dr ew s Ar no ld Ba de Ba rk er C. Ba ue r

Am en d F. An dr ew s As pe r I. Ba ke r Ba rn hi ll H. Ba ue r

An de rso n J. An dr ew s At ki ns on P. Ba ke r Ba tes M . Ba ue r

BECKER, BARBARA IRE E : Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n an d Ste no gra ph ic, Ad voc ate rep ort er, Y- Te en s, Co ed Co uns elo rs, Fu tur e Se cre tar ies Clu b, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Club.

BECKER, NE VA ARLE E: Fin e Ar ts, Aq ual ink s, Ar t Clu b, GA A, GA A let ter , ho no r roll.

BE HR E DS, RO GE R LE E: Fin e Ar ts, Jo y Ni gh t cre w, Ar t Clu b, Bo ys Gl ee Clu b, Do orm en , Fin e Ar ts Fe sti val .

BELER, JUDITH LE E: Ar ts an d Sci enc es, Ad voc ate rep ort er, Y- Te ens , Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Pe pper s, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b lib rar ian , Lib rar y Co mm itte e, Jun ior Re d Cr oss Co un cil .

BELLAIRS, DE N ISE R.: Te ach ers , op era cho rus , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Mi me s, Pe pp ers squ ad lea de r, Ae oli an Ch oir, As sem bly Co mm itte e.

BE DRUPS, ASTRIDA MAIJA: Int ern ati on al Clu b.

Ar ts an d Sci enc es,

BENTALL, BETH A.: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Ho me Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , S cribe ser iou s ess ay edi tor , op era orc he str a, Co ed Co un sel ors , Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b sec ret ary -tr eas ure r, Fo rum pre sid ent , Int ern a- . tio nal Club, Sc ien ce Club, Wr ite rs Clu b sec ret ary , Pe pp ers , Or che str a, EC A Co mm itte e, Lin col n Yo uth Sy mp ho ny, Sta te Mu sic Cli nic , ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

BERRY, TRUMA Clu b, Or che str a.

JAMES:

En gin eer ing , Bo ys Gl ee

BERSTIS, K UTE A.: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gine eri ng , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, L Clu b, Va rsi ty an d Re ser ve bas ket bal l an d tra ck let ter s, ho no r rol l, Re gen ts Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty, Ha rol d C. Ma rdi s Sc ho lar shi p Wi nn er.

BE RT WE LL , DA NI E RO SS :

Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory .

BI CE , EDWARD DO UG LA S:

Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory .

BIEL, MARGARET MARY: Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n an d Ste no gra ph ic, Fu tur e Se cre tar ies Clu b, Pe ppe rs, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Tw irle r.

BI DRUM, JOYCE A : Fin e Ar ts, Ho me Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , op era lea d, Mu mm ers pla y cas't an d com mi tte e, Jo y Ni gh t pa rtic ipa nt, Aq ual ink s, Mu mme rs, Pe pp ers , Cle f Club, Or ph eon s, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Jun ior Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ae oli an Ch oir .

BITE, DAG IJA: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Club.

BLAKE, CY THIA KAY: Ho me ma kin g an d Te ach ers , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, GA A, Pe pp ers , So ph omo re Gi rls Gl ee Club, Jun ior Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, GA A em ble m, Sta te Mu sic Clinic.

BLISS, MARTHA CAROL: Ste no gra ph ic, Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, op era cho rus , all -sc ho ol an d jun ior pla ys com mi tte es, Y- Te ens , Mi me s, Co ed Co un sel ors , Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Fu tur e Se cre tar ies Clu b, Int erna tio na l Clu b, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ju nio r Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ae oli an Ch oir , ho no r roll, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

B. Be cke r Be ler Be nta ll Be rtw ell Bi nd rum Bli ss

N. Be cke r Be lla irs Be rry Bic e Bi te Bo hl

Be hre nd s Be nd rup s Be rst is Bi el B\ ak e Bo rk

BOHL, MARGARET JE Y: Te ach ers , all -sc hoo l pla y com mi tte e, Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Int ern ati on al Clu b, Pe pp ers , Cle f Clu b, Or ch est ra, Ad van ced Ba nd , Lin col n Yo uth Sy mp ho ny, As sem bly Co mm itte e, Sta te Mu sic Cli nic , ho no r roll.

BORK, STEPHE DAVID: Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n, op era cho rus , Ae oli an Ch oir .

BOVEIA, BRUCE ELDO

: Trade s Prepa ratory .

BRAME, AVALEE CLARICE: Busine ss Admin istration , Home Room Altern ate, Coed Couns elors, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club; E , MARJORIE JEA : Arts and Scienc es, BRA Joy Night partic ipant, Mime s, Art Club, Future Nurse s Club, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

BRIDGER, RICHARD L.:

Indust rial Arts.

BRILL, DAYID LEE: Busine ss Admin istratio n, opera chorus , Joy Night partic ipant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Reserv e baseba ll letter, State Music Clinic.

BRUNKOW, LILA MAE: Stenog raphic, Joy Night partic ipant, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

BRUNS, JACK D.: nastics letter.

Indust rial Arts, Reserv e gym-

BRUN SEN, LYLE DEA :

Trade s Prepa ratory .

BURCHAM, CHERYL D.: Stenog raphic, Future Secretarie s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

D. Burch am Byers Caldw ell

Burk Byron Calho un

Busbo om Cade Carr

Boveia Bridge r Bruns

BURCHAM, DO

Brame Brill Bruns en

Brann en Brunk ow C. Burch am

ALAN :

Trade s Prepa ratory .

BURK, CAROLE ELAIN E: Home makin g, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee _Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

BUSBOOM, MYRO

LY

:

Trade s Prepa ratory .

A LEE: Teach ers, Future Nurse s BYERS, DEA Club corres pondin g secret ary, Intern ationa l Club, Scienc e Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

BYRO , JANET ELAI E: Busine ss Admin istration, opera orches tra, GAA, Orche stra.

CADE, JAMES HAROLD:

Busine ss Admin istrati on.

CALDWELL, ROBERT LAWRE CE: Engin eering , Orphe ons treasu rer, Orche stra, Advan ced Band, Lincoln Youth Symp hony, State Music Clinic.

CALHOUN, RO ALD LEE: Arts and Scienc es, Student Counc il, Joy Night partic ipant, L Club, Advanced Band, Varsit y and Reserv e track letters , cross- countr y certifi cate.

CARR, SALLY LYN E: Home makin g, Joy Night partic ipant, Aqual inks presid ent, Peppe rs squad leader .

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Cart er Chip man

Cass ner Clar k

Cha mbe rs Claw son

E: Arts and Scie nces , Mum CARTER, JANE A mer s play s cast and stud ent dire ctor , juni or play com mitt ee, Y-T eens , Mim es, Mum mers , Pepp ers, Ush erett es.

CASS ER, HAR LEY E.: Busi ness Adm inist ratio n.

CHAMBERS, KARE LEE : Cler ical, Pepp ers.

CHANDLER, TERRY ORLO: Indu stria l Arts , L Club , Vars ity gym nast ics lette r.

CHA SSO , BARBARA LEE : Arts and Scie nces , opera orch estra , Mum mer s and juni or play s casts , Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Mum mers , Scie nce Club trea sure r, Wri ters Club , Pepp ers, Orch estra stud ent direc tor, Linc oln You th Sym phon y, Stat e Mus ic Clin ic, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety, Linc oln Sym phon y Awa rd Win ner.

CHI LDS , GEO RGE WIL LIA M: Busi ness Adm inistrati on, Adv ance d Ban d, All Stat e.

LEIG H: Arts and Scie nces CHI PMA , GORDO and Eng inee ring , Vars ity wres tling lette r.

CLA RK, LAW RE CE ROB ERT : Teac hers , allscho ol and juni or play s com mitt ees, Joy Nigh t crew , Cam era Club , Inte rnat iona l Club , Adv ance d Ban d, Ban d lette r.

CLAWSO , LARRY DEA : Arts and Scie nces and Eng inee ring , all-s choo l, Mum mers , and juni or play s casts , Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Che ss Club pres iden t, Foru m, Inte rnat iona l Club , Mum mers , Scie nce Club , Adv ance d Ban d, hono r roll, Reg ents Scho larsh ip Win ner, Nati onal Mer it Scho larsh ip Fina list, Regent s Scho larsh ip Win ner.

CLEME S, CLARE CE H.: Busi ness Adm inist ration, Rese rve base ball lette r.

COLE, LLOYD C.: Busi ness Adm inist ratio n, Reserv e trac k and tenn is lette rs. , MIC HAE L STE VE : Indu stria l Arts , Boy s CO Glee Club .

COR ELL , SHA RON LEE : Busi ness Adm inist ration and Sten ogra phic , Futu re Secr etari es Club , GAA , Pepp ers, GAA emb lems , hono r roll.

COT TON , HAR LEY F.: Trad es Prep arat ory, Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, L Club , Rese rve footb all lette r, trac k man ager lette r.

COU RTR IGH T, ROL LIE CUR TIS: Busi ness Admini strat ion, oper a chor us, Boy s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir.

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Cha ndle r Clem ens

Chas son Cole

Chil ds Con n

COY, CO NIE JO: Gen eral Curr iculu m.

CRAIG, JAMES ROBERT: Eng inee ring , juni or play com mitt ee, Joy Nigh t crew, Vars ity and Rese rve swim ming lette rs.

CRANDALL, ROBERT LESLIE: Busi ness Adm inistra tion, Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Adv ance d Ban d.

E: Hom ema king , Pepp ers.

CREEL, ERMA YVO ELA INE : Busi ness Adm inisCROSBY, SHARO trati on and Sten ogra phic , Futu re Secr etari es Club , GAA , Pepp ers.

CRUMB, JO HENRY: Indu stria l Arts .

DALE, SALLY W.: Arts and Scie nces , Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, Seni or Clas s vicepres iden t, oper a chor us, juni or play com mitt ee, Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Coed Cou nsel ors treas urer , Wri ters Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club libra rian , Aeo lian Cho ir, Vars ity Chee rlead er, hono r roll, Reg ents Altern ate, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

Corn ell Coy

Cott on Crai g

Cou rtrig ht Cran dall

Creel G. Davis

Crosby S. Davis

Crumb deBro wn

DALLAS, JEA "ANN: Cleric al, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club secreta ry, State Music Clinic.

DAUGHERTY, KAREN JUNE : Clerica l, Joy Night partic ipant, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

DAVIS, GIA A KAY: Stenog raphic , Joy Night pa rticipa nt, Coed Couns elors, Future Secret aries Club, Pep:pers, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

DAVIS, SHARON KAY: Arts and Scienc es, opera chorus , all-sch ool play comm ittee, Joy Night partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir. deBROWN, STEPH EN WALLACE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, L Club, Varsit y and Reserv e footba ll letters , Reserve basket ball and baseba ll letters .

DE HAM, DIA E KAY: Cleric al, Future Nurse s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

D iffend erfer D oty

Dolen Dougl as

Dorm an DuBoi s

Dale Denha m

Dallas Dermy er

Daugh erty Dick

DERMYER, DO ALD JAMES: Arts and Scienc es and Engine ering, Home Room Repres entativ e, junior play comm ittee, L Club treasu rer, Varsit y and Reserve footba ll, golf, and swimm ing letters , Loung e Comm ittee, Boys' State, honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y.

DICK, JEAN ETTE LAMBSDE : Arts and Sciences, junior play comm ittee, Coed Couns elors, Forum , Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Usher ettes, ECA Comm ittee, Librar y Comm ittee, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, Gener al Motor s Schola rship Semi- Finali st, Nation al Merit Schola rship Finalis t, Nation al Honor Societ y.

DIFFE DERFER, VIRGINIA DEE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Repre sentat ive, Advoc ate second page editor, all-sch ool, junior , and Mumm ers plays commi ttees, Joy Night crew and partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Mimes , Coed Couns ~lors, Intern ationa l Club, Mumm ers, Peppe rs squad leader, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Counc il secreta ry, Assem bly Comm ittee, Hi-Sp ot Comm ittee, Keent ime Counc il, Count y Day; Nation al Honor Societ y.

DOLE , MARG UERIT E F.: Arts and Scienc es, Peppe rs, Loung e Comm ittee.

DORMA , KARE KAY: Arts and Scienc es, Joy Night crew and partici pant, Future Nurse s Club, GAA, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Assem bly Committee , Junior Red Cross Counc il, Links salesm an.

DOTY, JA ET JA E: Teach ers, Home Room Alternate , Advoc ate report er, Y-Tee ns, Coed Couns elors, Future Nurse s Club secret ary-tre asurer1 Internation al Club, Scienc e Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club vice-pr esiden t, Links salesm an, honor roll.

DOUGLAS, SHARO KAY: Arts and Scienc es, Student Counc il secret ary, opera lead, all-sch ool and Mumm ers plays casts, Joy Night partici pant, Mimes , Art Club, Intern ationa l Club, Mumm ers, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club presid ent, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Varsit y and Appre n't ice Cheer leader, Count y Day, honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y, Lincol n High School Drama Award .

DUBO IS, LO LI DELL : Agricu lture, opera lead, Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Reserv e footba ll letter, Reserv e track certifi cate, gymna stics manag er letter, Doorm en, honor roll.

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Duc ker

Dun can

Eite l

DUC KER , WAL T B.: Busi ness Adm inist ratio n, L Club , Vars ity and Rese rve footb all lette rs.

JEA N: Arts and Scie nces, DUN CA , MAR ILY Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, oper a lead and orch estra , all-s choo l and juni or play s com mitt ees, Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Mim es, Aqu alink s, Inte rnation al Club, Wri' ters Club , Pepp ers squa d lead er, Orph eons pres iden t and trea sure r, Clef Club vicepres ident, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, Orch estra secr etary , Girl s Octe t, Linc oln You th Sym phon y, Cou nty Day , Stat e Mus ic Clin ic, All Stat e, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnate , Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

EITE L, JAMES R.: Busi ness Adm inist ratio n, Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, oper a chor us, juni or play com mitt ee, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, L Club , Boy s Glee Club, Aeo lian Cho ir, Vars ity wres tling le'tte rs, Dist rict wres tling cham pion , Cou nty Day .

ELS , CAROLE JA E: Arts and Scie nces, Advo cate repo rter and busi ness staff, all-s choo l play com mitt ee, Y-T eens , Mim es, Coed Cou nsel ors, Inte rnat iona l Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Asse mbly Com mitt ee, Juni or Red Cros s Cou ncil, Safe ty Com mitt ee.

E ERSEN, DAVID VAIL: Arts and Scie nces and Eng inee ring , .Lin ks man agin g edito r, juni or play com mitt ee, Che ss Club vice- pres iden t, Rese rve trac k lette r , All Stat e, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nation al Mer it Scho larsh ip Fina list, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety, Seni or Spea ker.

ER ISSE , JER RY JAY ROY: Eng inee ring, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Ches s Club , Scie nce Club .

EVA S, KA THE RI E LEE : Arts and Scie nces, Y Teen s, Coed Cou nsel ors, Futu re Nur ses Club, In-

K. Eva ns Felt on

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R. Eva ns Fene mor e

W. Eva ns P. Filb ert

Els

Ene rsen

Erni sse

tern ation al Club , Scie nce Club, Pepp ers, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e.

'EVA S, RUS SEL L JES SE: Trad es Prep arat ory.

EVANS, WILLIAM JAM ES: Eng inee ring , Vars ity swim ming lette rs, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nation al Mer it Scho larsh ip Hon orab le Men tion , Natio:qal Hon or Soci ety.

FAR BER , TER ESA DAR LE E: Gen eral Curr iculum .

FAU SS, LARRY DO ALD : Teac hers , Advo cate spor ts writ er, L Club, Adv ance d Ban d, wres tling • man ager lette r, hono r roll.

FEA THE R, JAC QUE LI E SUE : Arts and Scie nces , Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Mim es, Inte rnat iona l Club , Peppers , Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girls Glee Club secr etary , Vars ity and App rent ice Che erlea der.

FELTON, MARTHA RAE: Hom ema king, Pepp ers, Stat e Mus ic Clin ic.

FENEMORE, ROBERT M.: Busi ness Adm inist ra• tion , Doo rmen . : Arts and Scie nces , FILBERT, PATRICIA A Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve, Y-T eens , Aqu alink s trea sure r, Pepp ers, hono r roll, Hom ecom ing Atte ndant, All Spor ts Atte ndan t.

FILBERT, SHARON JEA N: Arts and Scie nces , oper a lead , Y-T eens, Pepp ers, Clef Club , Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Choi r.

FISCHER, RICHARD JACK: Busi ness Adm inist ration.

FLACHMA , DEN IS FRE DER ICK : Trad es Prepara tory , L Club , Vars ity and Rese rve bask etba ll lette rs.

Farb er S. Filb ert

Faus s Fisc her

Feat her Flac hma n

FLAN DERS , LYLE WINF IELD : Night partici pant, Boys Glee Club.

Cleric al, Joy

IS LEON ARD: Arts and Scienc es, FOCHT, DE Advan ced Band, Varsit y gymna stics letter.

FORTNER, JAMES W.: Busine s·s Admin istrati on, Home Room Altern ate, L Club, Advan ced Band, Varsit y football letter, Varsit y and Reserv e wrestl ing letters .

FOSTER, ROBERT E.:

Trade s Prepa ratory .

FOUDRAY, SAMUEL CHARLES: Busine ss Admin istratio n, Home Room Repre sentat ive, opera chorus , Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Aeolia n Choir, Varsity and Reserv e footba ll letters , Reserv e baseba ll letter.

FOULK, LARRY S.: Boys Glee Club.

Cleric al, Joy Night partici pant,

FOWLES, WILLIAM LEWI S: Engin eering , Stude nt Counc il treasu rer, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, junior play comm ittee, Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Advan ced Band, Varsit y and Reserv e footba ll letters , Varsit y baseba ll and swimm ing letters, Boys' State, All-Sp orts Finalis t, honor roll, State 100 yard butter fly champ ion, Regen ts Alternate, Nation al Honor Societ y secret ary, Harry Sidney Dobbi ns Award .

FRAMSTEAD, SHARON RE EE: Arts and Sciences, Advoc ate second page editor and report er, Scribe story editor, Aqual inks, Future Nurse s Club, Intern ationa l Club, Write rs Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junio r Red Cross Counc il, Safety Comm ittee presid ent, Links salesm an, honor roll, NHSP A Editor al Writin g Award Winne r.

FRAN SCION I, ELLE N FRAN CES COSZ ETTE : Arts and Scienc es, all-sch ool play comm ittee, Future Nurse s Club, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Regen ts Altern ate.

FREAUF, JAMES ELDR IDGE : serve football letter.

Indust rial Arts, Re-

FROH , RAY W.: Engin eering , Home Room Alternate, opera chorus , Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Varsit y track and swimm ing letters ; track manag er letter.

ANCY BLAIR : Arts and Scienc es, Links FRY, editor, opera orches tra, Joy Nigh't partici pant, YTeens , Mimes , Forum , Futur e Nurse s Club, Internati onal Club vice-p reside nt, Writer s Club secretary and presid ent, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Orche stra presid ent and vice-p residen t, Lincol n Youth Symph ony, Scribe salesm an, State Music Clinic, All Sta'te, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, National Merit Schola rship Honor able Menti on, DAR Distric t Essay Winne r, NHSP A Yearb ook Editin g Award Winne r, Nation al Honor Societ y vice-p resident, Lincol n High Schoo l Schola rship Key Winne r.

FUHRER, KE NETH A.:

Trade s Prepa ratory .

GAGNER, MYRON LESTE R:'" Trade s Prepa ratory .

GANDARA, RITA BERN ARDI E: pers.

Cleric al, Pep-

GARTNER, TIMOTHY CARROLL: Arts and Sciences, Advoc ate sports editor and assista nt sports editor, Joy Night partic ipant, L Club, Reserv e baseball letters , footba ll manag er letter.

GATES, FRAN KLIN VAUG HN: Engin eering , allschool and junior plays comm ittees, Joy Night crew, Camer a Club.

GEIS, RODN EY LEE:

Gener al Curric ulum.

Fland ers Foster Fowle s Freau f Fuhre r Gartn er

Focht Foudr ay Frams tead Frohn Gagne r Gates

Fortne r Foulk Fransc ioni Fry Ganda ra Geis

Geistlinger Giebelhaus

C. George Glenn

K. George Godwin

GEISTLI GER, SHERRILL A.: Arts and Sciences, Student Council secretary, Home Room Representative, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Aqualinks vice-president, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club president, Aeolian Choir, Varsity and Apprentice Cheerleader, Girls' State, County Day, Links salesman, honor roll, Homecoming Queen, National Honor Society.

GEORGE, CAROL JEAN: Stenographic, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries vice-president, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Twirler and Drum Majorette.

GEORGE, KARE AN : Arts and Sciences, opera chorus and orchestra, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Science Club, Writers Club, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Orchestra, Safety Committee, Junior Red Cross Council president and secretary-t reasurer, Lincoln Youth Symphony, S'tate Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

GERNER, RO ALD ARLI G: Business Administration, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Reserve baseball letter.

GIBB, DAVID RODERICK: Engineering, Home Room Representative and Alternate, opera lead and orchestra, all-school play cast, Joy Nigh't participant, Forum, Science Club, Orpheons president, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Orchestra student direc'tor, Lincoln Youth Symphony, State Music Clinic, All State, honor roll, Regents Alternate.

GIBSO , RICHARD DALLAS: Business Administration, Advocate sports reporter, L Club, Varsity tennis letter.

D . Grady

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J. Grady

Graham

Gerner Goemann

Gibb Goodenkauf

Gibson Goss

GIEBELHAUS, RALPH LOUIS: Business Administration, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Clef Club, Boys Glee Club secretary-treasurer, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet.

GLE N, DIANNE MARIE: Arts and Sciences,Advocate reporter, Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Science Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Safety Committee, honor roll.

GODWIN, MARTHA ROBERTA: Fine Arts, Mimes, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers, Clef Club, Advanced Band.

GO EMA N, LEROY: General Curriculum.

GOODENKAUF, LYLE NOEL: Trades Preparatory.

GOSS, ALMA LOU: Clerical, Peppers.

GRADY, DEN IS HERBERT: General Curriculum.

GRADY, JOHN W.: General Curriculum.

GRAHAM, JAMES STEWART: Engineering.

GRASZ, MELVI G.: Engineering, Home Room Representative, Reserve basketball and track letters, football and basketball manager letters.

GREENE, DAW MARIE: Stenographic, opera chorus, all-school and junior plays committees, Joy Night participant, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Clef Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Usherettes, Assembly Committee.

GRI BERGS, ANDA: Homemaking, Y-Teens vicepresident and treasurer, International Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Junior Red Cross Council, Scribe salesman.

Grasz

Greene

Grinbergs

D. Gros s Had ley

M . Gros s Hae ffne r

Guil liatt Hag esta d

GROSS, DAR REL L EUG E E: Busi ness Adm inistrati on.

GRO SS, MAR LEN E JEA N: Cler ical, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girls Glee Club , Stat e Mus ic Clin ic, hono r roll.

GUI LLIA TT, ROB ERT A LOU ISE: Teac hers , Coed Cou nsel ors, Futu re Secr etari es Club , GAA , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club, GAA emb lems and letters, honor, roll.

HAACK, RONALD ORVILLE: Busi ness Adm inistrati on, oper a chor us, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Boy s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, Stat e Mus ic Clin ic.

HAASE, RICH ARD CLARE CE: Eng inee ring , opera lead , Joy Nigh t part icip ant, L Club , Boy s Glee Club, Aeo lian Cho ir, swim ming man ager lette r, Doo rmen , hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nati onal Mer it Scho larsh ip Hon orab le Men tion .

HACKSTADT, SHARO KAY : Hom ema king, Peppers .

HADLEY, GAL EN DOD GE: Eng inee ring , Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, Mum mers play cast, L Club , Mummer s, Vars ity and Rese rve base ball lette rs, bask etball man ager lette r, hono r roll, appo intm ent to Unit ed Stat es Nav al Acad emy .

HAE FFN ER, VIC TOR IA ELL E : Hom ema king , Pepp ers, Juni or Girls Glee Club pres iden t.

HAGESTAD, GU HIL D OLI NE: Arts and Scie nces , Stud ent Cou ncil, oper a chor us, Inte rnat iona l Club , Wri ters Club vice -pres iden t, Pepp ers, Aeo lian Choi r, hono r roll, Ame rican Fiel d Serv ice Exch ange Student from Norw ay.

RUTH: Arts and Scie nces , HAH , CAROLY Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, oper a orch estra and chor us, M. Ham ilton

C. Han -is

G. Harr is

Haa ck Hah n

Haa se Hals ted

Hac ksta dt J. Ham ilton

Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Futu re Nurs es Club vice -pre side nt, Inte rnat iona l Club , Pepp ers, Clef Club pres iden t, Orph eons , Soph omo re Girls Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, Orches tra, Linc oln You th Sym phon y, Hi-S pot Com mittee, All Stat e.

HALSTED, BARBARA RAE: Arts and Scie nces , Coed Cou nsel ors, Futu re Nur ses Club , Inte rnat iona l Club , Wri ters Club , Pepp ers, hono r roll, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

HAM ILT O , JOY CE MA RIE : Hom ema king , Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club .

HAMILTON, MARY LEO A: Hom ema king, Soph omor e Girl s Glee Club .

E: Arts and Scie nces and HARRIS, CATHIE DIA Teac hers , juni or play com mitt ee, Joy Nigh t parti cipant , Y-T eens , Mim es, Coed Cou nsel ors, Futu re Nurses Club , Inte rnat iona l Club, GAA , Pepp ers, Orph eons , Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girls Glee Club , GAA emb lem, Ush erett es, Asse mbly Com mitt ee.

HAR RIS, GERALD EUG E E: Busi ness Adm inistrati on and Indu stria l Arts , Doo rmen .

HARTMAN, GEORGIA · A N: Arts and Scie nces, Adv ocat e repo rter, all-s choo l and Mum mers play s com mitt ees, Joy Nigh t crew, Coed Cou nsel ors, Future Nur ses Club , Inte rnat iona l Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Ush erett es, Safe ty Committ ee, hono r roll.

RIC HAR D: Eng inee ring , ope ra HEI M, -ROBI chor us, Adv ance d Ban d, Aeo lian Cho ir, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e.

HELZER, JOH DAV ID: Arts and Scie nces , oper a orch estra , Orch estra , Adv ance d Ban d.

Har tma n

Heim

Helz er

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HE LEY, JAMES FRANKL! : HENSLEY, RAY:

Clerical.

General Curriculum.

HERGE RADER, SA DRA JEA E: Business Administration, Advocate reporter, all-school play committee, Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, Writers Club, Peppers, ECA Committee, Scribe salesman, Twirler, honor roll, National Honor Society.

HERMAN; CAROL ANN: Teens, Peppers.

Arts and Sciences, Y-

HERSHBERGER, JAMES EARL: Business Administration, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir librarian, Varsity track letter.

HESSEE, STEPHEN LAWRE CE: Arts and Sciences, all-school play assistant student director, Mummers and junior plays stage manager, Joy Night Central Commi'ttee, participant, and crew, Mummers, Boys Glee Club, Doormen.

HESSER, ERMA KAY:

Business Administration.

HEWES, ROBERT WILLIS: Arts and Sciences, Joy Night participant, Forum, L Club, International Club president, Boys Glee Club, Varsity tennis letter, basketball certificate, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

HILL, PATRICIA A N:

Clerical, Peppers.

HOCKEMEIER, MARTIN ELVIN: tory.

Henley Herman Hesser

•

Hensley Hershberger Hewes

Hergenrader Hessee Hill

HOFFMAN, BARBARA FAYE: Teachers, opera chorus, Peppers, Clef Club, Orpheons, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

HOFFMA , SHIRLEY AN E: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, all-school play committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club, Peppers, Usherettes, Safety Committee, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

HOLDORF, JOHN MARTIN: Engineering, opera chorus, all-school play cast, Mummers play committee, Mummers, Science Club, Advanced Band, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, Mathematics Association of America Award.

HOLLIBAUGH~ WILLIAM A.: Trades Preparatory, Varsity and Reserve basketball letters. · HOUSEL, JEANETTE A N: Clerical, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

HOUSEL, NA CY LEE: Clerical, Peppers, Orchestra.

HOWELL, LADON A MAE: Fine Arts, Mummers play committee, Joy Night participant, Mimes secretary, Y-Teens, Mummers, Peppers vice-president, Assembly Committee.

HOWEY, MARGARET LOUISE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative and Alternate, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Mimes, Coed Counselors vice-president, Forum, Future Nurses Club, International Club treasurer, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club treasurer, Aeolian Choir, ECA Committee, State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society.

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Hockemeier Holdorf N. Housel

B. Hoffman Hollibaugh Howell

Trades Prepara-

S. H9ffman J. Housel Howey

HOWLETT, JOH EARL: Engineering , junior play committee, Advanced Band, Varsity and Reserve tennis -letters.

HUDSON, LI DA LA RAY E: Clerical, Peppers. : Stenographi c, Joy HUGELMA , JUDITH A Night participant, GAA, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

HUGHES, MARY JO: Arts and Sciences, opera lead, Joy Nigh't participant, Mummers, Peppers, Clef Club, Orpheons president and secretary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club president and accompanist , Junior Girls Glee Club and Aeolian Choir accompanist, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic.

HUGHES, NA CY ELAI E: Business Administration, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

HU KI S, JEA ETTE ROSE: Stenograph ic, Home Room Representat ive and Al'ternate, Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Advanced Band, Twirler and Assistant Drum Majorette.

CHARLES: Engineering , Reserve HURD, ALA gymnastics letter, honor roll.

HYATT, ROBERT PAUL: Arts and Sciences, Advocate exchange editor and reporter, Boys Glee Club.

IMM, RICHARD EDWIN: Engineering , Reserve football and track letters, Boys' State, honor roll, National Honor Society.

INDRIKSO , JA .IS: Business Administrat ion, opera orchestra, Camera Club, Orchestra.

ISAMA , GEORGE F.: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Alternate, L Club, Varsity and Reserve baseball letters.

Indrikson Jacobsen Johannes

Isaman Jakobsons B. Johnson

Jacobs Jesifers M. Johnson

Howlett M. Hughes Hurd

Hudson N. Hughes Hyatt

Hugelman Hunkins Imm

JACOBS, GERALD J.: Engineering , Home Room Representat ive, Senior Class treasurer, Joy Night participant, L Club treasurer, Boys Glee Club, Varsity and Reserve football and trBck letters, All-City Football Team, All-State Scottsbluff Star-Herald , All-State Honorable Mention, Inter-City League Honorable Mention, honor roll.

JACOBSEN, SANDRA KAY: Stenographi c, Home Room Representat ive, Joy Night participant, Y-.

Teens, Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Clef Club treasurer, Orpheons, Sophomore Girls Glee Club president, Junior Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Council.

JAKOBSO S, ILZE DACE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representat ive, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Mimes, Future Nurses Club, International Club president, Writers Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, honor roll, National Honor Soc:ety.

JESIFERS, JURIS: Arts and Sciences, Joy Night participant, L Club, Varsity basketball and track letters.

ES, STA LEY A.: Trades Preparatory, JOHA Boys Glee Club.

JOH SON, BARBARA KAY: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, GAA treasurer, Internationa l Club vice-preside nt, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, GAA emblems, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention, National Honor Society.

JOH SO , MO ICA DIA E: Stenographi c, YTeens, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers.

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Richard LaV em Richard Louis Johnson Johnson C. Kahler Sandra Kahler

Johnston Sharon Kahler

JOH SO , RICHARD LAVER : Business Administration, Advocate and Links photographe r, Camera Club, Boys Glee Club, honor roll, second place NHSP A Photograph y Award.

JOH SON, RICHARD LOUIS: Engineering .

JOH STON, ROBERT LYN : Trades Preparatory , Boys Glee Club, Reserve swimming letter.

JONES, MARSHALL R.: Arts and Sciences and Engineering , Advocate editor, Camera Club, Forum, Internationa l Club, Science Club, Advanced Band, Lounge Committee, Regents Alterna'te.

JONES, RITA JOAN: Clerical, Peppers.

JUENGEL, LEROY ROGER: Engineering , Boys Glee Club, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

KAHLER, CLIFFORD ALLEN: Industrial Arts.

KAHLER, SANDRA JEAN: Clerical, Peppers.

KAHLER, SHARO KAY: Business Administrat ion, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

KAHM, DAVID VICTOR: Teachers, Home Room Representat ive and Alternate, opera lead, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Reserve football and track letters.

KAMPRATH , DENNIS EDWARD: Engineering , opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, "Employ the Handicappe d" Contest Winner.

KAUFMA , JOYCE KATHLEE : Stenographi c, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Future Secretaries Club, Internationa l Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Council, honor roll.

KEHM, STEVE JOH : Trades Preparatory .

KEILL, JA E ELIZABETH: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, all-school, Mummers, and junior plays committees, Joy Night Central Committee and participant, Coed Counselors, Mummers, Peppers, Orpheons president, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Socie'ty.

KELLER, JOEL MORTON: Business Administration.

KERNS, WAY E ROBERT: Business Administration, all-school and junior plays committees, opera

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M. Jones Kahm

R. Jones Kamprath

Juengel Kaufman

chorus, Joy Night participant, Camera Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

KI G, BETTE -LOU: Business Administra tion, Scribe business manager and editor, all-school and junior plays committees, Joy Night crew, International Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Scribe salesman, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

• KINNEY, PATRICIA LEE: Arts and Sciences, Student Council treasurer, opera lead, all-school and Mummers plays casts, Mummers and junior plays commit'tees, Joy Night participant, Mimes, International Club, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Clef Club president, Orpheons vice-preside nt and secretary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Assembly Committee, Hi-Spot Committee, Keentime Council, Links salesman, County Day, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society, Ned Prucha Memorial Winner.

Kehm Kerns

Keill King

Keller Kinney

K ECHT, KE roll.

ETH E. :

Arts and Sciences, honor

K OTT, TIMOTHY RICHARD: and Engineering , Science Club.

Arts -and Sciences

K OWLTON, JA ICE KAY: Business Administration, Home Room Representat ive, Advocate third page editor, all-school and junior plays committees, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

KOEH , JAMES WILLIAM: Trades Preparatory .

KO Z, KAREN MARIE: Business Administrat ion, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club, Science . Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

Kinnison Kluge

Kirkbride Knecht

Kliment Knott

KIN ISO , LORRAINE VAL: Clerical, Y-Teens, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls • Glee Club.

KIRKBRIDE , ROI E ELVIDA: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representati ve, opera chorus and committee, all-school and junior plays committees, Joy Night crew and participant, Y-Teens, Mimes, Coed Counselors, 'Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Assembly Committee, Hi-Spot Committee, Junior Red Cross Council president, Keentime Council, Links salesman.

KLIMENT, DARLE EA more Girls Glee Club.

Homemakin g, Sopho-

KLUGE, THEODORE JOH Advanced Band.

Fine Arts, Art Club,

Knowlton Krzeneski

Koehn Kubert

Konz Kuebler

LEE: Arts and Sciences, KOSTOS, MARIL Y Home Room Representat ive, Advocate managing editor and exchange editor, all-school play committee, Y-Teens, Mimes, Coed Counselors secretary, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Lounge Committee, Safety Committee, Links salesman.

KRIEGER, JERRY LEE: Business Administrat ion.

KRUMM, DAVID L.: Engineering , Reserve football letter, Regents Alternate.

KRZENESKI, JOHNNY FA YE: General Curriculum.

KUBERT, GARY DEA : Arts and Sciences and Engineering , Home Room Alternate, all-school, junior, and Mummers plays casts, Joy Night participant, Camera Club, Mummers, Science Club, Advanced Band, Dance Band, Hi-Spot Committee, Keentime Council, Doormen, Boys' State, honor roll, National Honor Society.

KUEBLER, CARLENE KAY: Arts and Sciences, Advocate reporter, Peppers, Clef Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

KUEH , GARRY: General Curriculum.

KUEH , JAMES BRADFORD : Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representat ive and Alternate.

KUGRE S, PAUL: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, L Club, Varsity track letter.

Kostos G. Kuehn

Krieger _ J. Kuehn

Krumm Kugrens

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KUKLI , BON IE IRENE: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate news editor, Mummers play committee, Joy Night Mistress of Ceremonies and participant, Y-Teens, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Lounge Committee, honor roll.

KU ERT, GARY LEE:

Industrial Arts.

LARSE , DON A RAE: Stenographic, Home Room Representative, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LARSE , MARCIA ANN: Business Administration and Stenographic, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Mimes, Future Nurses Club, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Assembly Committee, Links salesman, honor roll.

LARSEN, SHARON KAY: Stenographic, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

LARSON, SHARON ANNE: Homemaking, Home Room Representative, Future Nurses Club, Peppers.

LAWSON, LESTER LELAND:

Trades Preparatory.

LAWSON, SANDRA LEE: Business Administration, Home Room Alternate, opera chorus, junior play commiflee, Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

LAYTON, JO RENE ROSE: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, junior play committee, . Joy Night crew and participant, Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, ECA Committee, Library Committee, Lounge Committee, Ushere'ttes, Links salesman, honor roll, National Honor Society.

LENGNER, RAMONA MAXI1 E: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Mimes, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Junior Red Cross Council.

LE TZ, CHARLENE KAY: Clerical, Chess Club, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Advanced Band.

LEYBOLD, MARCIA LOU: Stenographic, Y-Teens, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll.

LIGENZA, JAMES PHILLIP:

Trades Preparatory.

LIKE S, JACQUELINE KAY: Homemaking, Home Room Representative and Alternate, opera chorus, Mummers play committee, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Mimes, Coed Counselors, Mummers, Peppers, Clef Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club secretary, Aeolian Choir, Homecoming Attendant, AU-Sports Attendant.

I

LININS, JOHN:

Business Administration.

LINN, JOHN AVERY: Business Administration, opera lead, all-school play cast, L Club, Mummers, Aeolian Choir secretary, swimming manager letters.

Kuklin M. Larsen L . Lawson Lengner Ligenza Linn

Kunert S. Larsen S. Lawson Lentz Likens Lintz

D. Larsen Larson Layton Leybold Linins Lohr

LI TZ, JACQU_ELINE JEWELL: Stenographic, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

LOHR, ROGER VERNE: Engineering, Advanced Band, Band letter, honor roll.

Loo s Ma lze r

Lue dtk e Ma res h

Lun dy Ma rke y

Luf t Ma rke r

LOOS, CAROL ·LE E: Art s and Sci enc es, ope ra cho rus , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Coe d Cou nse lors , Futur e Nu rse s Clu b, Int ern atio nal Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, Gir ls Oct et, Jun ior Red Cro ss Cou ncil, Stat e Mu sic Clin ic.

LUEDTKE,' SHARON EL AIN E: Cle rica l, Pep per s, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

LUFT, RODNEY JAC K: Art s and Sci enc es, Orche stra , Res erv e wre stli ng lett er, trac k ma nag er lett er.

LUNDY, AN E ELIZABETH: Art s and Sci enc es and Eng ine erin g, Ho me Ro om Rep res ent ativ e and Alt ern ate , Scr ibe poe try edi tor, ope ra cho rus , Art Clu b pre sid ent, For um , Int ern atio nal Clu b, Wr iter s Clu b, Cle f Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate , Nat ion al Me rit Sch ola rsh ip Fin alis t, Bet ty Cro cke r Fut ure Ho me ma ker of Tom orr ow Aw ard , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

LYTLE, ROGER DWIGHT: Eng ine erin g, Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate, Lin ks bus ine ss ma nag er, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Ad van ced Ban d stu den t con duc tor and trea sur er, Dan ce Ban d, hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

MACE, KATHRYN KAY: Cle rica l, Y-T een s, Pep per s squ ad lea der, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir.

L ytle Cha rles Ma rtin

Ma ce Cla ren ce Ma rtin

MARTI , DIA E ILE E: Art s and Sci enc es, jun ior pla y com mit tee , Coe d Cou nse lors , Fut ure Nu rse s Clu b, Int ern atio nal Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Ush ere ttes , Saf ety Com mit tee , Jun ior Aca dem y of Sci enc e A wa rd.

MARTI , JOS EPH ! E ELLE : Ho me ma kin g, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

MARTI , JUD ITH A N: Cle rica l, Y -T een s, Fut ure Nu rse s Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, L ink s sale sma n.

MASTERS, GE E RA LP H: Bus ine ss Ad min istr ation , L Clu b, Var sity and Res erv e wre stli ng lett ers.

MA TT ICE , DIA E FA YE : Cle ric al, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

Da rrel l Ma rtin Jud ith Ma rtin

Dia ne Ma rtin Maste:i;s

Jos eph ine Ma rtin Ma ttic e

MALZER, PAUL AL FR ED : Bus ine ss Ad min istr ation , ope ra cho rus , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Boy s Gle e Club, Aeo lian Cho ir, ho:Qor roll.

MARESH, CAROL Y Clu b, Pep per s.

AN N:

MARKER, HERBERT L. : Reg ent s Alt ern ate .

Ho me ma kin g,

Art

Bus ine ss Ad min istr atio n,

MARKEY, ELAINE VERL Y : Cle rica l, Mu mm ers pla y com mit tee, Y-T een s, Pep per s.

MARTIN, CHARLES AL LA N: Eng ine erin g, Var sity and Res erv e wre stli ng lett ers , Res erv e 'tra ck lett er.

MARTIN, CLARENCE C.:

Tra des Pre par ato ry.

MARTI , DARRELL LA NN Y:

Tra des Pre par ato ry.

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Mauel McGu ire

Maul McKe eman

Maxw ell McLa rnan

MA UEL, EARL KE T: Gener al Curric ulum.

MAUL, BARBARA AN : Teach ers, Joy Night participan t, GAA, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junio r Girls Glee Club, GAA emble m and letter.

MAXWELL, DONALD STUA RT: Busine ss Admin istrati on.

MAZURAK, PETER AUGU ST: Engin eering , Forum, Advan ced Band, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, Nation al Merit Schola rship Finali st, Nation al Honor Societ y.

McCR EIGH T, GE E DALE : Engin eering , Joy Night partic ipant, Advan ced Band, Dance Band, Band let'ter, honor roll.

McGERR, DANI EL L.: Trade s Prepa ratory .

McGUIRE, RALPH G.: Busine ss Admin istrati on, L Club, Varsit y and Reserv e basket ball letters , Varsit y baseba ll letter.

Meier G. Melso n

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Meink e M. Melso n

Meisin ger Metca lf

Mazur ak McNe il

McCre ight McPh eeters

McGe rr McWi lliams

McKEEMA , KARE J.: Arts and Scienc es and Teach ers, Y-Tee ns, Coed Couns elors, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

McLAR A , DO LEWIS: Engin eering , Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Varsit y and Reserv e track letters , Loung e Comm ittee.

McNEIL, JOSEPH MARTIN: Arts and Scienc es, Scienc e Club.

McPHEETERS, RICHARD GILBERT: Engin eering .

McWILLIAMS, ARTHUR: Indust rial Arts, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, L Club, Varsit y football, track and wrestl ing letters .

MEIER, SHARO A N: Cleric al, Y-Tee ns, Peppers, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

MEINKE, ARDITH A N: Arts and Scienc es, Student Counc il vice-p reside nt, Home Room Altern ate, opera chorus , Joy Night partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Mimes , Coed Couns elors, Future Nurse s Club, Peppers, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Varsit y and Appre ntice Cheer leader , Ushere ttes, Count y Day, Homec oming Attend ant, All-Sp orts Queen .

MEISI GER, SHARON AN : Busine ss Admin istration and Homem aking, Y-Tee ns, Future Nurse s Club, Intern ationa l Club, Writer s Club, Peppe rs.

MELS O , GLE DA LOUIS E: Arts and Scienc es, all-sch ool play studen t directo r, junior play committee , Forum , Future Nurse s Club, Intern ationa l Club, Scienc e Club, Writer s Club presid ent, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, ECA Comm ittee, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, Nation al Honor Societ y.

MELSON, MARY LOU: Arts and Scienc es, opera chorus , Joy Night partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir.

METCALF, PATRICIA JEAN: Busine ss Admin istration and Stenog raphic , Home Room Repre sentative and Altern ate, Junior Class presid ent, Advoc ate busine ss manag er, all-school play commi ttee, Mummers and junio·r plays casts, Joy Night Centra l Committee , crew, and partici pmit, Y-Tee ns, Mimes president, Future Secret aries Club secret ary-tre asurer , Mumm ers, Writer s Club, Peppe rs squad leader , Sopho more Girls Glee Club librari an, Assem bly Comm ittee, honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y.

Jean Meyer Minford

Joan Meyer Mitchell

Meyers Moats

: Business Administrat ion, Joy MEYER, JEAN A Night participant, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

MEYER, JOA

HELEN:

Clerical, Peppers.

MEYERS, DAVID L: Engineering , Student Council pr€sident, Home Room Representat ive, opera lead, Joy Night participant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Oc'tet, Varsity swimming letters, State Music Clinic, All-City Swimming Team, AllState Swimming Team.

MICHAUD, ROLLIN RUSSELL: Business Administration, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Varsity and Reserve gymnastics letters, Keentime Council.

MILLER, ELEA OR RUTH: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Y -Teens, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, State Music Clinic.

Michaud Moock

J . Miller Moroz

E. Miller Mook

MOROZ, GEORGE: Trades Preparatory , Reserve football and gymnastics letters.

MORRIS, SAMMY KAY:

Clerical.

MORRISON, JEANETTE KAY: Stenographi c, Joy Night participant, Future Secretaries Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

MOSER, MARCELLA MAUREE pers.

MOSER, MAURICE MO TE:

:

Clerical, Pep-

Trades Preparatory .

MOSES, STEVEN MICHAEL: Business Administration, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir.

MOXHAM, ROBERT DALE:

Trades Preparatory .

Morrison Moses

Marcella Moser Moxham

Morris Maurice Moser

MILLER, JOH HOWARD: Teachers, Home Room Representat ive, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Advanced Band, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Varsity and Reserve gymnastics letters, State Music Clinic, All State. : Arts and Sciences, MI FORD, DELORES A Home Room Alternate, Joy Night participant, YTeens, Mimes, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Varsity Cheerleader, honor roll.

MITCHELL, JAMES H.:

Business Administrat ion.

MOATS, ROGER EARL: serve football letter.

Trades Preparatory , Re-

MOOCK, ROGER ROY: Engineering and Trades Preparatory , Reserve swimming certificate.

MOOK, CALVIN DEWEY: Business Administration, opera chorus, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Reserve football and track letters.

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EL SO , KA TH RY RU TH : Ar ts an d Sci enc es, op era lea d, Mu mm ers an d jun ior pla ys cas ts, Mumme rs pla y com mi tte e, Jo y Ni gh t par 'tic ipa nt, YTe ens , Mi me s, Co ed Co un sel ors , Fo rum , Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Int ern ati on al Clu b, Mu mm ers , Pe pper s, Cle f Clu b, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ae oli an Ch oir , Ad van ced Ba nd , Lib rar y Co mm itte e, ho no r roll, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

ELSO , REBECCA:

Ge ne ral Cu rri cul um .

ICHOLS, M. GEREY: En gin eer ing , Pe pp ers , Us here tte s, As sem bly Co mm itte e.

IE fA , MARY LO UI SE : Ste no gra ph ic, Fu tur e Se cre tar ies Club, Pe pp ers squ ad lea der , So ph omo re Gi rls Gl ee Club, ho no r roll.

IEMEYER, BEVERLY JEA : Ar ts an d Sci enc es, Ho me Ro om Al' ter nat e, op era cho rus , Jo y Ni gh t par tic ipa nt, Y- Te ens , Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Int ern atio nal Clu b, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ju nio r Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ae oli an Ch oir .

OVAK, MARVIN: Mu llin s Mu rph y

Mu nso n J. Ne lso n

MU LL I S, RO ALD BR UC E:

Mu rkl e K. Ne lso n

Ar ts an d Sci enc es.

MU SO , RONALD · LE E: Ar ts an d Sci enc es, L Clu b, Or ph eon s tre asu rer , Or che str a, Ad van ced Ba nd , Va rsi ty golf let ter s, Sta te Mu sic Cli nic .

MU RK LE , PA TR IC IA A N: So ph om ore Gi rls Gle e Clu b.

Cle ric al,

MU RP HY , EDWARD ED GE E: tra tio n.

Bu sin ess Ad mi nis -

Pe pp ers ,

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Ni cho ls O'K ell y

YSTROM, THOMAS L.: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gin eer ing , Ho me Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , L Clu b; Va rsi ty bas eba ll an d foo tba ll let ter s, Re ser ve gymnas tic s let ter , Al l-S po rts Fin ali st.

OGDEN, BARBARA LEE: per s.

Ni em an n Ol den bu rg

Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Pe p-

O'KELL Y KATHLEEN A E: So ph om ore Gi rls Gle e Club.

Cle ric al, Pe pp ers ,

OLDENBURG, MERLE JOA : Bu sin e·ss Ad mi nis tra tio n an d Ste no gra ph ic, Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, jun ior pla y com mi tte e, Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b.

OLSO , FREDRIC A.:

ELSO , JA ET MA RI E: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tio n, Ad vo ca te rep ort er, jun ior pla y com mi tte e, Joy Ni gh t crew, Ar t Clu b, Int erna tio na l Clu b, Pe pp ers .

R. Ne lso n Og den

Ge ne ral Cu rri cul um .

OQ UI ST , HA RR Y:

Ag ric ult ure .

Ge ner al Cu rri cul um .

OSMERA, CAROLY JE A : Te ach ers , Pe pp ers , Cle f Club, So ph om ore Gi rls Gle e Clu b.

Ni em ey er Ol son

No vak Oq uis t

Ny str om Os me ra

OSTER HOLM , ORRI DOUG LAS: Arts and Sciences, Stude nt Counc il secret ary, Joy Night partici pant, L Club presid ent, Varsit y footba ll letters , Varsity and Reserv e baseba ll and basket ball letters , honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, All-Sp orts Finali st, Nation al Honor Society.

OSTIG UY, CAROL JEAN : Teach ers, GAA president and treasu rer, Peppe rs, Usher ettes, ECA Committee , honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y, GAA Award Winne r.

OWENS, JO A Busine ss Admin istrati on, Peppers.

OWENS, JUDIT H A : Engin eering , Home Room Altern ate, opera lead, junior play comm ittee, Joy Night partici pant, Mimes , Aqual inks secret ary, Writers Club, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic , honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y.

OZOL I S, ARYA: Arts and Scienc es and Engin eering, Mimes , Art Club secret ary, GAA, Peppe rs, All State.

PACKER, KARE KAY: Fine Arts, Mimes , Art Club, Writer s Club, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

PARCEL, IRIS JOY: Arts and Scienc es, Future Nurse s Club, Peppe rs, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate.

PATTON, SHERRY KAY: Homem aking, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

PEARCE, PHILLIP W.: Busine ss Admin istrati on, Mumm ers play comm ittee, Joy Night crew, Camer a Club, Scienc e Club.

PERRY, A. THOMPSO : Engin eering , Home Room Altern ate, all-sch ool and Mumm ers plays casts, Mumm ers play studen t direct or, Joy Night Centra l Comm ittee, crew, and partic ipant, Camer a Club, Mumm ers presid ent, Doorm en.

PERRY, JUDIT H ELAIN E: Stenog raphic , opera chorus , Future Nurse s Club, Future Secret aries Club, Peppe rs, Aeolia n Choir, Junio r Red Cross Counc il.

PESTER, LEE ROY: Trade s Prepar atory.

PETERS, VIRGINIA KAY: Home makin g, Home Room Altern ate, Y-Tee ns, Future Nurse s Club, GAA, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

PEYT ON, ROGE R WILL IAM: Indus trial Arts , Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, Joy Night partic ipant, Boys Glee Club, State Music Clinic.

PFEIF F, WILLIAM PAUL : Engin eering, Stude nt Counc il treasu rer, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Parcel Peters

Patton Peyto n

Pearce Pfeiff

Osterh olm Judith Owens

Ostigu y Ozolin s

JoAnn Owens Packe r

Altern ate, Joy Night partic ipant, L Club, Advan ced Band secret ary, Varsit y and Reserv e footba ll letters , Reserv e track and wrestl ing letters, Boys' State, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, Nation al Merit Schola rship Honor able Menti on, Nation al Honor Societ y.

PHILLIPS, DORETTA JO: Arts and Scienc es, Advocate book editor , Scribe humor ous essay editor, Writer s Club, Peppe rs, honor roll.

PIEPER, PATRICIA LY Arts and Scienc es, Advocate report er, Peppe rs.

PIERC E, SUSA N: Arts and Scienc es, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, opera lead and committee , all-sch ool and junior plays comm ittees, Joy Night crews and partic ipant, Mimes , Aqual inks, Came ra Club secret ary, Coed Couns elors, GAA, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, GAA emble ms and letters , Safety Comm ittee, honor roll, Nation al Honor Societ y.

A. Perry Phillip s

J. Perry Piepe r

Pester Pierce

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PITSCH, GAYLE PHYLLIS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representat ive, Links senior biography editor, Scribe poetry editor, junior play committee, Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, Forum secretarytreasurer, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club, Science Club, Peppers, Scribe salesman, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

PLEIS, CHARLOTTE FAY: Business Administration, opera chorus, Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Orpheons, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

POPE, LARRY EARLE: Arts and Sciences, allschool and Mummers plays casts, Mummers play committee, Joy Night crew, Mummers, Science Club.

POWELL, GARRY ALBERT: Arts and Sciences, Student Council president, Joy Night participant, L Club secretary, Varsity and Reserve football letters, Varsity baseball letters, Reserve track letter, County . Day, National Honor Society.

PRETTYMA , MERNA MARIE: Engineering , YTeens, Coed Counselors, Internationa l Club secretary, Peppers squad leader, Junior Red Cross Council secretary, Safety Committee, Links salesman, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

PROBASCO, WILLIAM JACKSON: Arts and Sciences and Engineering , opera orchestra, Joy Night participant, Orpheons, Orchestra, Boys Octet accompanist, Lincoln Youth Symphony, Varsity and Reserve track letters, State Music Clinic, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Merit Scholarship Honorable Mention, National Honor Society.

PROCTOR, SHERRY-L ANE: Stenograph ic and Teachers, Home Room Representat ive, Advocate exchange editor, Mummers plays casts, all-school play committee, Joy Night participant, Y-Teens, Mimes vice- president, Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries Club, Mummers vice-preside nt, Peppers,_ Sophomore Pitsch Powell Proctor

Pleis Prettyman Ray

Pope Probasco Rector

Girls Glee Club, Varsity and Apprentice Cheerleader, Safety Committee, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

RAY, JERRY MARTI : Industrial Arts, Reserve gymnastics letter.

RECTOR, BETTY JEAN: Business Administrat ion, Home Room Representat ive and Alternate, allschool play committee, Joy Night crew, Art Club, Future Nurses Club, Internationa l Club, Science Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

REED, DO ALD CREIG: Trades Preparatory , Reserve football letter.

REEL, MARTI A LEE: Arts and Sciences, Scribe art editor, opera orchestra, Joy Night crew, Art Club secretary, Internationa l Club, Writers Club, Peppers, Clef Club, Orchestra, State Music Clinic, Lincoln Youth Symphony, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

REKTE, GUNTA: Homemakin g.

REVIS, RICHARD L.: Engineering , Home Room Representat ive and Alternate, Senior Class secretary, opera lead and committee, all-school play cast, Joy Night Central Committee and participant, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Aeolian Choir president, Boys Octet, Varsity and Reserve swimming and track letters, Lounge Committee, State Music Clinic, honor roll, All-Sports Finalist, National Honor Society.

REY OLDS, ROBERT ROY: Business Administration, Varsity and Reserve football and wrestling letters, Reserve track letter.

RICE, SA DRA JA E: Homemakin g, Home Room Alternate, opera chorus, Mummers play cast, junior play stage manager, Joy Night crew and participant, Mimes treasurer, Internationa l Club, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Sophomore Girls Glee Club vice-preside nt, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

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Reed Revis Sharon Rice

Reel Reynolds Ripley

Rekte Sandra Rice Ritenour

J. Ro.a cli Roberts Ronin

S. Roach Robotham Ronis

Robert Rockwood Roseberry

RICE, SHARO JEA : Engineering and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Junior Class secretary, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Mimes, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, GAA emblems, honor roll.

RIPLEY, RICHARD B.: Industrial Arts, L Club, Varsity cross-country, swimming, and track letters.

RITE OUR, SHARON: General Curriculum.

ROACH, JAMES LEHR: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Advocate editor and managing editor, Mummers and junior plays casts, Joy Night Central Committee and participant, Joy Night Master of Ceremonies, Mummers treasurer, Junior Red Cross Council, Lounge Committee, Fine Arts Festival, Senior Speaker, Lincoln High School Drama Award.

ROACH, SANDRA JEAN: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

ROBERT, RO DA KAY: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club.

ROBERTS, JACQUELI E KAY: Fine Arts, opera chorus, all-school and junior plays committees, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Orpheons, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir.

ROBOTHAM, DIANE KAY: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate reporter, allschool and junior pJays committees, Joy Night participant, Mimes, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Hi-Spot Committee, Junior Red Cross Council, Keentime Council, Safety Committee, honor roll.

ROCKWOOD, KATHRYN: General Curriculum.

RO I , JOYCE ELAINE: Arts and Sciences, allschool play committee, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses Club, International Club treasurer, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherettes, Safety ComRosenberg Rozmarin Sackett C. Sandvold G. Sandvold Sanger Saunders C. Scanlon J. Scanlon

mittee, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society.

RONIS, JANIS VALFRIDS: Business Administration.

ROSEBERRY, VIRGI IA G.: Clerical, Y-Teens, Coed Counselors, Peppers.

ROSENBERG, NORMAN LEWIS: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, honor roll, Regents Alternate.

ROZMARIN, MARVIN E.: Arts and Sciences, Joy Night participant, Advanced Band, Dance Band, Band letter, Fine Arts Festival.

SACKETT, JAMES STANLEY: Engineering, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club, Varsi'ty and Reserve track letters, honor roll, Regents Alternate.

SANDVOLD, CAROLYNN JOYCE: Homemaking, Peppers.

SA DVOLD, GA YLEN JAMES: Business Administration.

SANGER, SUSAN LOUISE: Arts and Sciences, opera chorus, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Coed Counselors president, Future Nurses Club, Peppers vice-president, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Junior Girl's Glee. Club, Aeolian Choir, National Honor Society.

SAUNDERS, HERMAN BENJAMI : Engineering, opera lead, junior play committee, Joy Night participant, Boys Glee Club librarian and secretary, Aeolian Choir librarian, Orchestra, Advanced Band, Reserve tennis letter, State Music Clinic.

SCA LON, CAROLYN JEAN E: Teachers, opera chorus, all-school, Mummers, and junior plays committees, Y-Teens, International Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Aeolian Choir, Twirler.

SCANLO , C. JAMES: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Representative, L Club, Varsity and Reserve baseball and basketball letters, All-Sports King.

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Scapa rone B. Schne ider

Schaa f D. Schne ider

Schau mburg G. Schne ider

SCAPARO E, PAOLO EMILIO: Arts and Scienc es, Studen t Counc il, Home Room Altern ate, Intern ational Club, Ameri can Field Servic e Excha nge Student from Italy.

SCHAAF, JEA ETTE EILEE : Steno graph ic, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, Y-Tee ns, Future Nurse s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club secret ary, Junior Red Cross Counc il, Safety Comm ittee, Links salesm an.

SCHAUMBU RG, GLE N R.: Arts and Scienc es and Engin eering , opera lead, Joy Night partic ipant, Boys Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Boys Octet , Regen ts Al'ternat e.

SCHEIDT, BOB LEE: Busine ss Admin istrati on, Advocate manag ing editor and report er, Art Club, Internati onal Club.

SCHERLE, ROSA VERO IKA: Arts and Scienc es, Peppe rs, Junior Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Counc il.

SCHLEIGER, LYLE DEAN : Teach ers, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, L Club, Varsit y and Reserv e footba ll letters , Reserv e track letter.

Schrin er Schwa bauer

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Schrit t Schwa rzenba ch

Schuld eis Larry Schwe itzer

Scheid t J. Schne ll

Scherl e R. Schne ll

Schlei ger Schnie ber

SCH EIDER, BRUCE JACK : Busine ss Admin istration .

SCH EIDER, DELO RES A.: Home makin g, Peppers.

SCHNEIDER, GEORGE ANN: Busine ss Admin istration , Mumm ers and junior plays comm ittees, Joy Night crew, Y-Tee ns, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

SCH ELL, JUDY KATHERI E: Teach ers, opera chorus and comm ittee, all-sch ool and junior plays comm ittees, Joy Night crew and partic ipant, Mimes , Fu'tur e Nurse s Club, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Hi-Sp ot Comm ittee, Junior Red Cross Counc il, Keent ime Counc il, Safety Comm ittee, County Day. SCHNELL, ROBERT ADAM: Indust rial Arts.

SCH IE BER, LOIS MARI E: Cleric al, Peppe rs, Clef Club, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club.

SCHR INER, SA DRA SUE: Busine ss Admin istration, Coed Couns elors, Peppe rs, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate.

SCHRITT, SUSA KAY: Arts and Scienc es and Teach ers, Home Room Repre sentat ive, opera lead, Joy Night partic ipant, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club vice-p reside nt, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir vice-p residen t, Girls Octet, State Music Clinic .

SCHULDEIS, LI DA A : Teach ers, Home Room Altern ate, opera chorus , all-sch ool and junior plays comm ittees, Joy Night partic ipant, Mimes , Coed Couns elors, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Clef Club, Orphe ons vice- presid ent, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Girls Octet, ECA Comm ittee, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, National Honor Societ y.

SCHW ABAU ER, ROGE R HE RY: Engin eering, Home Room Altern ate, Scribe manag ing editor, opera orches tra, all-sch ool, junior, and Mumm ers plays casts, Mumm ers play comm ittee, Joy Night Centra l Comm ittee and partic ipant, Mumm ers, Orpheon s, Orche stra treasu rer, Advan ced Band, Band letter, Lincol n Youth Symph ony, Reserv e track letter, Reserv e tennis certific ate, Librar y Comm ittee, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate; Na'tio nal Merit Scholarship Finalis t, .Natio nal Honor Societ y.

SCHWARZE BACH, PAMELA JEA : Stenog raphic, Home Room Altern ate, Y-Tee ns, Mimes , Future Secret aries Club, Writer s Club, Peppe rs, honor roll.

SCHWEITZER, LARRY K.: Engin eering , Scienc e Club, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate.

SCH WEI TZE R, LE ORE ELA I E: Sten ogra phic, Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve, Coed Cou nsel ors, GAA , Pepp ers squa d lead er, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , GAA emb lems , hono r roll.

SCHWE KE, REBECCA AN : Hom ema king , opera chor us, Coe d Cou nsel ors, Pepp ers, Juni or Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, Twi rler, hono r roll.

SCHWENKE, ROBERT LEO : Eng inee ring , Doo rmen .

SCHWI DT, ROBERT EUG E E: Arts and Science s, oper a lead and com mi'tt ee, Mum mer s play s casts , Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Inte rnat iona l Club , Mum mers , Aeo lian Cho ir.

SCOTT, MARJORIE A N: Ar'ts and Scie nces , Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve, Adv ocat e third page edito r, all-school, Mum mer s, and juni or play s com mitt ees, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Mim es, Coed Cou nsel ors, Intern ation al Club , Mum mer s, Wri ters Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club , Scri be sale sma n, hono r roll, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

SHAFER, JUD Y L.: Sten ogra phic, Futu re Secr etarie s Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club .

SHANER, LA URA MARGARET: Eng inee ring, Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, all-s choo l play cast and com mitt ee, Mum mer s play s com mi'tt ees, juni or play stud ent dire ctor , Joy Nigh t crew and part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Mim es, Foru m, Inte rnat iona l Club secr etary, Mum mer s, Pepp ers, Adv ance d Ban d, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nati onal Hon or Society.

SHAN ON, PATRICIA AN : Busi ness Adm inistrati on and Cler ical, Y -Tee ns, Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Ush erett es.

SHE FFE ~D. BEYERL Y JEA N: Hom ema king , Peppers , Juni or Girl s Glee Club .

SHELDON, PATRICIA JEA : Sten ogra phic, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Coed Cou nsel ors, Pepp ers, Soph omor e Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club.

SHERIDA , DEW EY: Indu stria l Arts , L Club , Varsity and Rese rve base ball and bask etba ll lette rs, Reserv e footb all lette r.

SHIP PS, CUR TIS E.: Arts and Scie nces and Eng ineer ing, oper a orch estra , Orch estra , Adv ance d Ban d, Linc oln You th Sym phon y.

SHU TTS , SAR AH: Tea cher s, Futu re Nur ses Club , Inte rnat iona l Club , Pep pers .

SIEDELL, BARRY C.: Arts and Scie nces , Adv ocate assis tant spor ts edit or and spor ts edito r, Rese rve base ball lette rs.

SIEFKES, DO ALD HERMA : Arts and Scie nces and Eng inee ring , Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, Link s form al phot ogra phy edito r, oper a orch estra, juni or play cast , Cam era Club , Ches s Club pres iden t, Inte rnat iona l Club , Scie nce Club , Orches tra, Rese rve trac k lette r, Doo rmen , Boy s' Stat e, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nati onal Meri 't Scho larsh ip Fina list, Elks Mos t Valu able Stud ent Awa rd, Mat hem atics Asso ciati on of Ame rica Awa rd, Nationa l Hon or Soci ety pres iden t.

SILDEGS, AND RIS : Eng inee ring , Mum mers play s casts , all-s choo l and juni or play s com mitt ees, Cam era Club pres iden t and trea sure r, L Club , Mum mer s, Scie nce Club , Orch estra, Adv ance d Ban d, Vars ity and Rese rve tenn is lette rs, Safe ty Com mitt ee, hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Fine Arts Fest ival, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

SILVA, THOMAS E.: Alte rnate .

Indu stria l Arts , Hom e Roo m

SIMMONS, CAROL ANN : Sten ogra phic, Art Club , Futu re Secr etari es Club , Inte rnat iona l Club , Pepp ers.

Leno re Schw eitze r Schw indt Shan er Shel don Shu tts Sild egs

Rebecca S~hw enke Scott Sha nno n She rida n Sied ell

Silva

Rob ert Schw enke Shaf er Shef ferd Ship ps Sief kes Sim mon s

E. Sim pso n Sin ger

J. Sim pso n Sitz ma n

Sim s Sly ter

SIMPSON, EDWARD WILLIS: Eng ine erin g, Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate .

SIMPSO , JAMES EDWARD: Eng ine erin g, Ho me Roo m Rep res ent ativ e, ope ra cho rus , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Boy s Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, Do orm en, Reg ent s Alt ern ate .

SIMS, MARY LO UIS E: Ste nog rap hic, Fut ure Sec reta ries Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

SIN GE R, HA RV EY ALLA : Eng ine erin g, Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, L Clu b Va rsity and Res erv e bas eba ll lett ers. ' SITZMAN, THOMAS DA VID : Bus ine ss Ad min istr ation , L Clu b, Var sity and Res erv e foo tba ll, gym nas tics , and trac k lett ers.

SLYTER, ROBERT: Gen era l Cur ricu lum .

SMEILS, YOLA TA VITA: Ste nog rap hic, Art Clu b, Coe d Cou nse lors , Fut ure Sec reta ries Clu b, Pep per s.

S OW, RU SSE LL HOWARD: Eng ine erin g, Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate , ope ra lea d and com mit tee , allSm eils Spa edt

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Sno w Spa hn

Som me r Spo or

cho ol pla y cas t, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, L Clu b, Mu mm ers , Boy s Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, Boy s Oct et, Var sity and Res erv e wre stli ng lett ers , Res erv e foo tba ll, ten nis , and trac k lett ers , hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate , thir d alte rna te 'to Un ited Sta tes Nav al Aca dem y, Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

SOMMER, SUSA JOY: Art s and Sci enc es, ope ra cho rus , all- sch ool pla y cas t, jun ior pla y com mit tee, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Y-T een s, Mu mm ers , Pep per s squ ad lea der, Cle f Clu b sec reta ry, Orp heo ns, Sop homo re Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, Orc hes tra, Sta te Mu sic Cli nic, All Sta te, hon or roll , All -St ate Fin e Art s Cou rse Sch olars hip .

SOMMERHAUSER, PET ER MILTO : Art s and Sci enc es, Ho me Roo m Rep res ent ativ e and Alt ern ate , Adv oca te rep orte r, Res erv e foo tbal l lett er, hon or roll , Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety.

SOMMERS, SANDRA LE E: Cle rica l, Y-T een s, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

SO RG E, LARRY DE A : Ind ust rial Art s.

SPAEDT, SA DRA M.: Bus ine ss Ad min istr atio n, ope ra cho rus , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Mim es, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, hon or roll.

SPA R , JOYCE ROSE: Bus ine ss Ad min istr atio n, ope ra cho rus , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Coe d Cou nse lors , Fut ure Sec reta ries Clu b, Inte rna tion al Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, hon or roll , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

SPOOR, JOYCE EL AIN E: Bus ine ss Ad min istr atio n, ope ra cho rus , Mu mm ers pla y com mit tee, Joy Nig ht Cen tral Com mit tee and par tici pan t, Mim es, Mu mme rs, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir.

STAKE S, A ITA: Art s and Sci enc es, fun ior pla y com mit tee, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Y -Te ens , Coe d Cou nse lors , Fut ure Nu rse s Clu b, Pep per s, hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

STA ARD, DA RR EL LE E: Bus ine ss Ad min istr ation , Ho me Roo m Rep res ent ative and Alt ern ate L Clu b, Var sity foo tba ll and gym nas tics lett ers All Cit y and All -St ate foo tbal l gua rd, All Am ~ric an Ho nor abl e Me ntio n.

STA RC K, SH ER AL A : Cle rica l, all-sch ool and jun ior pla ys com mit tees , Joy Nig ht cre w, Fut ure Nu rse s Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

Som me rha use r Sta ken s

Som me rs Sta nar d

Sor ge Sta rck

Stas ka Juliu s Stires

Ster n Ston e

Stev a Ston ema n

STASKA, PAT RIC IA LOU ISE: Teac hers , oper a chor us, Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Coed Cou nsel ors, Intern ation al Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir, hono r roll, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety.

STE R , SHE RRO N LOU ISE: Busi ness Adm inist ration , Advo cate adve rtisi ng staff, oper a chor us, allscho ol play com mitt ee, Futu re Nur ses Club , Inte rnatio nal Glub , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Aeo lian Cho ir. : Arts and Scie nces , Y-T eens , STEVA, LOI S A Futu re Nurs es Club , Pepp ers, Clef Club , Orph eons .

STE VE SO , DEA NNA LEE : Arts and Scie nces , Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, Joy Nigh t crew, Art Club , GAA , Inte rnat iona l Club , Scie nce Club, Pepp ers, GAA emb lem, Asse mbly Com mitt ee, Ush erett es, honor roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e.

STEWART, THOMAS J.: Trad es Prep arat ory, Varsity and Rese rve base ball lette rs.

STIR ES, JUL IA GEO RGE : Busi ness Adm inist ration.

STIR ES, JUL IUS ROB ERT : Busi ness Adm inist ration.

STONE, DAVID MICHAEL: Eng inee ring, all-school play cast, Doo rmen .

STONEMA , A DREA LORRAI E: Busi ness Admini strat ion, Stud ent Cou ncil, Hom e Roo m Rep resent ative and Alte rnat e, oper a chor us, Joy Nigh t part icip ant, Y-T eens , Aqu alink s, Futu re Nur ses Club , GAA , Pepp ers trea sure r, Soph omo re Girls Glee Club vice- pres iden t, Juni or Girl s Glee Club libra rian , Aeo lian Cho ir, GAA emb lem, Hom ecom ing Atte ndan t, All- Spor ts Atte ndan t.

HOW ARD : Eng inee ring, Hom e STRAI , GLE Roo m Rep rese ntati ve, Juni or Clas s vice -pre side nt, Seni or Clas s pres iden t, Joy Nigh't part icip ant, L Club , Varsi'ty and Rese rve bask etba ll and footb all lette rs, Vars ity track lette r, Cou nty Day .

STRA D, SHIRLEY J.: Busi ness Adm inist ratio n, Y-T eens , Cam era Club secr etary, Inte rnat iona l Club , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girls Glee Club.

STR UBE , STE PHE K.: Indu stria l Arts .

SUTTO , DONALD CLAY: Busi ness Adm inist ration , L Club , Vars ity trac k lette rs.

SUTTON, MARTHA: Sten ogra phic , Futu re Secr etarie s Club, Pepp ers.

Stev enso n Stra in

Stew art Stra nd

Juli an Stire s Stru be

TAYLOR, BARBARA MAE: Busi ness Adm inist ration, Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, Y-T eens , Mim es, Peppers , Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Twi rler.

TEALE, MARY PROVIDENCE: Eng inee ring , Hom e Roo m Rep rese ntati ve and Alte rnat e, all-s choo l play cast, Mum mers play s cast and stud ent dire ctor , junior play com mitt ee, Joy Nigh t crew and part icipa nt, Mim es, Mum mer s secr etary , Pepp ers, Soph omo re Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girl s Glee Club, Vars ity Chee rlead er, Hi-S pot Com mitt ee, Cou nty Day , hono r roll, Regents Alte rnat e, Nati onal Hon or Soci ety. : Arts and Scie nces, TEL EEN , FRA NC! E A Joy Nigh t part icipa nt, Y-T eens , Pepp ers, Soph omor e Girl s Glee Club , Juni or Girls Glee Club .

TEP L Y, MARK LA WRE N CE: Arts and Scie nces and Eng inee ring , Cam era Club pres iden t, Inte rnationa l Club , Scie nce Club secr etary , Asse mbly Committe e, Doo rmen , hono r roll, Reg ents Alte rnat e, Nation al Mer it Scho larsh ip Hon orab le Men tion , Nation al Hon or Soci ety.

D. Sutt on Teal e

M. Sutt on Tele en

Tay lor Tep ly

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TeSEL LE, LARRY ELWO OD: Engin eering, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, L Club, Varsit y and Reserv e gymna stics letters .

TeSEL LE, LORALEE SUE: Cleric al, Peppe rs, Orchestr a, Advan ced Band, State Music Clinic.

THOMAS, JAME S DOUG LAS:

Indust rial Arts.

THOMPSO , CAROL K.: Fine Arts, Home Room Repres entativ e, Y-Tee ns, Mimes , Coed Couns elors, Future Nurse s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

THOMPSO , IRE E MARIE: THOMPSO , LARRY E.:

Cleric al, Peppe rs.

Indust rial Arts.

THOMPSO , PEGGY JOAN: Arts and Scienc es, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, opera chorus , junior play comm ittee, Joy Night partic ipant, Aqual inks, Peppe rs squad leader , Sopho more Girls Glee Club librari an, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, Links salesm an, Count y Day.

THURMO D, SA DRA JEA : Stenog raphic , Future Secret aries Club, Peppe rs, Advan ced Band, honor roll.

TIPPERY, JUDIT H A E: Busine ss Admin istration, all-school play comm ittee, Intern ationa l Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Council.

TRIMBLE, KAY: Busine ss Admin istrati on, Home Room Repre sentat ive, junior play cast, Joy Night partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Mimes , Writer s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Advan ced Band, Lincol n Youth Symph ony, State Music Clinic, All State.

TURL EY, VICTOR DEE: Engin eering, Home Room Repres entativ e, Joy Night partic ipant, Boys Glee Club, Varsit y and Reserv e gymna stics letters .

UPTON, DONN A M.: Arts and Scienc es, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, all-sch ool play comm ittee, Joy Night partic ipant, Y-Tee ns, Future Nurse s Club, Writer s Club, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Twirle r.

VAN AMERO GE , WILLIAM HARR Y: Curric ulum.

VA CE, TERR Y EDWA RD:

Gener al

Engin eering .

VAN HOR , CLARA JEA : Arts and Scienc es, opera chorus , junior play comm ittee, Joy Night partici pant, Y-Tee ns, Writer s Club, Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Aeolia n Choir, honor roll, Regen ts Altern ate, Nation al Honor Societ y.

VENE RABL E, CARL OTTA FRAN CES: Peppe rs, Sopho more Girls Glee Club.

Larry TeSel le C. Thom pson P. Thom pson Trimb le Van Amero ngen Vener able

Lorale e TeSel le I. Thom pson Thurm ond Turley Vance Vosta

Thom as L. Thom pson Tippe ry Upton Van Horn Walde n

Clerica l,

VOSTA, GARY LEE: Busine ss Admin istratio n, opera lead, Aeolia n Choir.

WALDE , KERRY D.: Trade s Prepa ratory , L Club, Reserv e wrestl ing letter, track manag er letter.

Wa ldr on Wa rnk en

C. Wa lke r Wa tso n

R. Wa lke r C. We be r

WALDRO , MARCIA LUELLA: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, Y -Te ens , Int ern ati on al Clu b, Sc ien ce Clu b sec ret ary , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Bo on e Sc ho lar shi p, De s Mo ine s Hu ma n Re lat ion s Se mi na r, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

WALKER, CLAUDIA JE AN : Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Ho me Ro om Al ter na te, Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Mi me s, Aq ual ink s, Co ed Co un sel ors , Int ern ati on al Club, Pe pp ers pre sid en t, So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ju nio r Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

WALKER, ROBERT L.: Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory .

WALLE , JAMES RICHARD: En gin eer ing , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Ch ess Cl ub sec ret ary -tr eas ure r, Va rsi ty sw im mi ng let ter , ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter nat e, Na tio na l Me rit Sc ho lar shi p Ho no rab le Me ntion, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty. : Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , jun ior WALLIN, NANCY-A pla y com mi tte e, Jo y Ni gh t crew, Y- Te ens , Mi me s, Aq ual ink s, Fu tur e Nu rse s Clu b, Pe pp ers , So ph om ore Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Tw irl er.

WARD, MARJORIE KAY: Ho me ma kin g, GA A, Pe pp ers , GA A em ble m.

WARNKEN, SELMA AN N: Ho me ma kin g.

WATSON, KA RE N AF TO N: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , all school an d jun ior pla ys com mi tte es, Y- Te ens , Pe pper s, ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

WEBER, CHRISTIA H. F.: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gin eer ing , jun ior pla y com mi tte e, Ar t Clu b, Fo rum , Int ern ati on al Clu b, Sc ien ce Club, Sa fet y Co mWe ide ma n

We ill . .

We lch

Wa lle n R. We be r

Wa llin We eth

W ard We hrl i

mi tte e vic e-p res ide nt, ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Bo on e Sc ho lar shi p.

WEBER, RUSSELL ED GE E: En gin eer ing .

WEETH, JOE . : Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory .

WEHRLI, STANLEY ROBERT: En gin eer ing , Ho me Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Ad van ced Ba nd co- cap tai n, Da nc e Ba nd , Re ser ve tra ck let ter, ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te.

WEIDEMAN, ROGER LE E: Bu sin ess Ad mi nis tra tion.

WEILL, RICHARD L.: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces an d En gin eer ing , Ho me Ro om Re pre sen tat ive , Scr ibe bu sines s ma na ge r, all -sc ho ol, Mu mm ers , an d jun ior pla ys casts, Jo y Ni gh t cre w an d pa rti cip an t, Ca me ra Clu b, Fo rum , Mu mm ers , Re ser ve sw im mi ng cer tifi cat e, Lin ks sal esm an, Sc rib e sal esm an , ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter nat e, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty, Se nio r Sp eak er.

WELCH, VERNON DA LE : Tr ad es Pre pa rat ory .

WELLS, SHARON KAY: Cle ric al, op era cho rus , Jo y Ni gh t pa rti cip an t, Y- Te en s, Pe pp ers , So ph omo re Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Ju nio r Gi rls Gl ee Clu b, Aeo~ lia n Ch oir , Us he ret tes , Lin ks sal esm an.

WERNER, SHARON IR EN E: Ar ts an d Sc ien ces , Y- Te ens , ho no r rol l.

WERTMAN, MARY ELIZABETH: Ar ts an d Sc iences, Fu tur e Nu rse s Cl ub cor res po nd ing sec ret ary , Int ern ati on al Clu b, Sc ien ce Club, Wr ite rs Clu b, Pe pp ers squ ad lea de r, Ju nio r Re d Cr oss Co un cil , ho no r roll, Re ge nts Al ter na te, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

We lls

W ern er

We rtm an

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We rtz

We yan d

Wh eat on

WE RT Z, CARO LY JOY : Cle rica l, Pep per s, Sop homo re Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

WEYA D, ORMA LO UIS E: Ho me ma kin g, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b.

WHEATO , VIRGINIA GAIL: Art s and Sci enc es, Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate , ope ra lea d, jun ior pla y cas t, all- sch ool pla y com mit tee, Joy Nig ht Cen tral Com mit tee and par tici pan t, Cam era Clu b sec reta ry, Coe d Cou nse lors , GA A, Int ern atio nal Clu b, Pep per s, Sop hom ore Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeo lian Cho ir, Gir ls Oct et, GA A em ble ms and lett er, EC A Com mit tee, Sta te Mu sic Clin ic, hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

WH ITM AR SH , HAROLD LE E: Tra des Pre par ato ry.

WILCOX, TH OM AS ED WI : Tra des Pre par ato ry.

WI LK E , CH RIS R.: Bus ine ss Ad min istr atio n, Intern atio nal Clu b, Do orm en.

WI LLI AM SO N, THOMAS LE E: Bus ine ss Adm inis trat ion , L Clu b, Boy s Gle e Clu b, Var sity foo tba ll and golf lett ers .

WI LLI S, MA RIL Y JEA : Art s and Sci enc es, opera cho rus , Mu mm ers pla y com mit tee, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Y-T een s, Fut ure Nu rse s Clu b pre sid ent , Cle f Clu b, Orp heo ns, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, Aeolian Cho ir, Ad van ced Ban d.

WI K, MA RL E E CA TH ER ! E: Bus ine ss Admin istr atio n and Ste nog rap hic, Adv oca te adv erti sing staf f, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Mim es, Coe d Cou nse lors , Fut ure Sec reta ries Clu b pre sid ent , Wr iter s Clu b, Pep per s, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e Clu b, hon or roll , Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety .

Wi llia mso n Wi se

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Wil lis Wi sme r

Wi nk Wo lco tt

Wh itm ars h

Wil cox

Wi lke n

WI KELMA , ALICE MARIE: Art s and Sci enc es, Ho me Roo m Rep res ent ativ e and Alt ern ate , Scrib e ·ass oci ate edi tor, ope ra orc hes tra, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Y-T een s, For um , Inte rna tion al Clu b, Sci enc e Clu b vic e-p resi den t and sec reta ry, Wr iter s Clu b vice pre sid ent , Pep per s sec reta ry, Orc hes tra vice -pre siden t, Lin col n Yo uth Sym pho ny, Sta te Mu sic Cli nic , Alt Sta te, hon or roll , Reg ent s Al't ern ate, Nat ion al Ho nor Soc iety trea sur er.

WIPF, WESLEY WA YN E: ma n.

Cle rica l, Lin ks sale s-

WISBEY, WILLIAM WE SLE Y: trat ion .

Bus ine ss Adm inis -

WISE, DO ALD THOMAS: Bus ine ss Ad min istr ation , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, L Clu b, Boy s Gle e Clu b, Var sity and Res erv e gym nas tics lett ers.

WISMER, JERRY LY N: Cle rica l, Ho me Roo m Rep res ent ativ e, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, L Clu b, Var sity foo tba ll lett ers and cer tifi cate , Res erv e wres'tling lett er, All -Ci ty Foo tba ll Tea m.

WOLCOTT, GORDON JUL IUS : Ind ust rial Art s.

WO RK MA , JO SE PH M.: En gin eer ing , Ho me Roo m Alt ern ate , Cam era Clu b, Sci enc e Clu b, hon or roll , Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

WURM, MARGARET A N : Art s and Sci enc es, allsch ool pla y com mit tee, hon or roll , Reg ent s Alt ern ate .

YANT, CAROLINE KAY: Art s and Sci enc es, YTee11s , Art Clu b, Pep per s.

Wi nke lma n Wo rkm an

Wi pf Wu rm

Wi sbe y Ya nt

Young

Young scap

YOUNG, JUDIT H ANN: more Girls Glee Club.

Zichek

Ziegenbein

Zollicoffer

ZIEGE BEi , WARREN BRUC E: Busine ss Administ ration , Advan ced Band, Dance Band, Band letter.

Cleric al, Peppe rs, Sopho-

YOU GSCAP, FRED ERIC A.: Arts and Scienc es, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Altern ate, Junior Class treasu rer, opera chorus , Joy Night partici pant, L Club, Boys Glee Club vice-p reside nt, Aeolia n Choir treasu rer, Varsit y baseba ll letter, Reserv e basketbal l and football letters , Count y Day. ZICHEK, BARBARA ANN:

Zimm erer

ZIMMERER, DE tory.

IS EDMU D:

Trade s Prepar a-

ZOLLICOFFER, SAM D.: Indust rial Arts, Home Room Repre sentat ive and Al'tern ate, L Club, Varsit y basket ball, football, and track letters , All-Ci ty Basketbal l Team.

Home makin g, Peppe rs.

SENIORS NOT PICTURED ATKI NSON , DONA LD

GIEB ELHA US, DALE

ORTI Z, GREG G

CLAR K, CARO LANN

IVER SON, JOAN

PHIL LIPS, SHAR ON

DAVIS, EUGE NE

LAND RE, JOHN

SCHA AD, FRAN CIS

DOWN S, JON

LITTL E, GARY

STEWART, VAN ALLE N

GARR ETT, JOHN

McAU LIFFE , LESL IE

ZBYT NIUK , BARB ARA

MILL ER, PHIL IP

ationa l Merit Finali sts: Seated : Dick, Lundy , Schwabauer, Mazur ak, Miller . Standi ng: Siefke s, Clawson, Enerse n.

Nation al Merit Honor able Mentio ns: Seated : Probas co, Johnso n, Fry, Van Horn, Sacket t. Standi ng: Childs, Imm, Teply , Pfeiff, Evans , Haase , Wallen .

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Charles Anderson plays the familiar call to colors, which, followed by the flag salute, opens every assembly.

Senior Class officers are Rich Revis, secretary; Sally Dale, vice-president; Jerry Jacobs, treasurer; and Howard Strain, president.

This fish tank is not really meant for fishing, but, says Galen Hadley, it's sure fun!

Let's see, now. Sixty ... sixty-five ... Gene McCreight reluctantly parts with his hardearned cash to pay a book fine to Mrs. Evans. f

It's Leap Year!

"Please, Mr. Colson!" pleads Mary Teale. On February 29, 1960, the romantic spirit excited many susceptib le girls, but harassed the puzzled males.

You never know what those seniors will be up to next! Sandy Rice, Caroll Alt, Dick Johnson, and Tom Sitzman interpret Hobo Day as a revelation of their true, hidden desires.

Books, books, an d more books! Kn ute Be rst is finds hou rs of lib rar y wo rk nec ess ary to wr ite his sen ior theme.

Th ere 's no thi ng lik e a good gam e of cat ch in the hal ls of old LH S, agree An dy Sildegs, Dic k Ha ase , Bill Pro bas co, and Ch ris Weber!

We cau gh t him in the act -sl idi ng down the ban iste r! Da ve Me yer s satisfies a typ ica l you thful desire, hop ing tha t no tea che rs are looking.

Th e str ain of a bu sy senior yea r seems to be too mu ch for poo r Ga rry Powell! Th e pur pose of thi s jok e was to pro mo te a Communit y Ch est auc tio n. (?}

Th is was a familiar scene beh ind the doo r of Ro om 319: the Lin ks Bo ard huddle. In thi s "h om e a wa y fro m ho me ," Na nc y Fr y, Do n Sie fke s, Ga yle Pit sch , Da ve En ers en, and Roger Ly tle pla nned and wo rke d toget her cou ntl ess hou rs, including evenings.

CLASS OF 1961 T h e Ju n io r y e a r . . . th e in-betw e e n year. W it h more responsibility, more problems, you begin to m a tu re .

Y o u r social life expands a s you acquire y o u r driver's license a n d become a n even g re a te r p a rt of th e school: Ju n io r Girls Glee . . . Cheerleader tr y o u ts . . . m o re clubs . . . more sports le tte rs . . . C o u n ty D a y elections w it h th e furious competitive campaigning.

Homework is heavier, th e courses h a rd e r . . . you have less ti m e . . . you use more carefully th e ti m e you have.

T im e goes faster . . . you realize th e necessity to make each m o m e n t count, for th e Ju n io r y e a r is never to b e re p e a te d . . . you a re allowed only one opportunity. Soon y o u will be responsible for guiding th e underclassmen.

You, th e Ju n io r, a re growing u p . . .

B ar ba ra A bb ot t, R an da ll A ch er , R it a A g u il ar , Jo hn ny A ke rs , Ju li e A ki n, Jo an n A ld ap e, Ji m Alexan de r, D av id A llc hi n F ra nc is A ll en , P hi ll ip A m es , C ha rl ot te A nd er so n, G ay le A nd er so n, H ar ol d A nd er so n, H el en A nde rs on , Jo A nn e A nd ri ch , M ic he le A ng le M ar ga re t A rm st ro ng , R ob er t A sp er, A st ri da A ug st um s, D eW it t A ul t, N ady ne B aa rs, E dn a B ai le y, Je rr y B ai le y, P au l B ak er E ar l B al dw in , A lv in B ar be r, E di th B ar r, A ns el B ar tl et t, St ev e B as sl er , S ta nl ey B at es , R on ni e B au er s, A nd a B au m an is M ar ga le ne B ay le ss , T om B ea ch , S an d ra B el l, R ic ha rd B el ot e, K at hl ee n B en de r, C la re B en ta ll , K ar en B en ti n g , Ja n e B er nh ar dt D on B et te n, R ob er t B et te nh au se n, E li za be th B et ts , Je rr y B ic kf or d, D ar w in B ig le y, G un a B it e, C he ry l B it te rm an , Ja ne t B la ir Sh ei la B la ir, Ja m es B la us er , Je rr y B od fi el d, B ob B oe hm, Ji m B og en ri ef, R ob er t B os ki ng, D ia nn e B os tic, Ju di th B oy d L eR oy B ro ck el sb y, K at hle en B ro er, Sh ar i B ro ok s, R og er B ro w n, Jo hn B ro w ning, C yn th ia B ru ce , Su sa n B ur ba ch , C ly de B ur ge ss

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David Burk, J a.mes Burkey, Don Burns, Gary Busch, Karen Busch, Gary Butcher, Beverly Butts, Joan Campbell Joyce Campbell, Roger Campbell, Ginny Canfield, Richard Carlile, Ronald Chambers, Frankie Chavira, Sheryl Cheever, Mary Chipman Jerri Christopher , Dean Clark, Richard Clark, Troy Cleveland, Judy Cline, Anne Coffey, Janice Coffia, Sharon Cole Donna Condreay, Alice Cooper, Bill Cooper, Phyllis Cotton, Sharon Coy, Linda Craig, Patricia Cramer, Georgia Craven Carol Crewdson, Leland Crosby, Mike Crow, James Cucinitti, Gerry Cullen, Jim Curtin, Karen Dalhbeck, Karen Dahlstrom Cynthia Daland, Joe Damian, Gloria Daugherty, Katheren Daugherty, John Davenport, Terry David, Steve Daviqson, Jean Dawson Roger deBrown, J onece Debus, Gary Dillow, Anne Dixon, Barbara Dorman, Martha Dornberger, John Downs, Gary Drager David Drevo, Karen Droud, Nancy Duffek, Jim Duffy, Sharon Dumler, Billy Dunkle, Richard Durharm, Charles Eckery Richard Eggerling, Dace Eglite, Tom Eitel, Harvey Elliott, Jane Enevoldsen, Renate England, Susan Evans, Linda Eyer Linda Fager, Robert Failing, Robert Farber, Curtis Faust, Sherry Fellman, Judie Fiala, Donna Filbert, Judy Filbert Linda Finley, Deanna Fischer, Melvin Fischer, Charleen Fochtman, John Foley, Donna Foreman, Donna Foster, Gordon Foster Cindy Franz, Nancy Frazier, L. Ray Frey, Robert Frisch, June Fritsch, Ro Jean Fritz, Randal Fritzler, Sally Fulmer.

Do nal d Ful ts, Cor ey Gac usan a, Ma vis Gag ner, Lar ry Gan sho m, Est her Gar cia , Ca rol Ga rtin , Wi lfri ed Gar tzk e, An dre a Geo rgi Gar y Ger sten ber ger, Jer ry Get tma n, Dav id Gib son , Jea n Gie s, Jer ry Gie s , Ma ry Gil ber t, Bet ty Gillam , Gai l Gin gric h Fre d Glo ver, Do nal d Goeden , Bar bar a Goo dm an, Joa n Go odw in, Sa nd ra Go rdo n, Bet ty Gra ham , Ch arl es Gre der , Jud ith Gre ely Da n Gr een , Gr etc hen Gre enw ald , Bud dy Gri ffitt s , Av eril Gri mw ood , J a.mes Gro how ski, Tom Gro ss, Pat rici a Gru bb, Arlen e Gru ttis Jud ith Gr uen dem an , Ma ryl in Gu dek er, The odor e Gu sha rd , Ke nne th Ha ar, Ga ry Ha as, Bar bar a Had sell , Wa yne Ha lfar, He len Ha me r Lee Han coc k, Gar y Han na, Ma rga ret Ha nna , Susan Ha nne ma n, Pam ela Hau sch ildt , Rog er Haw k, Ste ph en Ha yes , Mi ke Ha yne s Ka ren Hec km an, M~ ry Hei den reic h, She ryl Hei nrich , Ger ald Her gen rad er, Ger ald ine He rma n, Bob He rna nde z, Bon ita Hia tt, Gae Hil l Ke nne th Hin kle , Joh n Ho dap p, Vir gin ia Ho dgi n, R. Ton y Ho lde r, Ka ren Ho llen , Tod d Hoo ver , Shi rley Ho pki ns, Cha rles Ho tten stei n

Busily discussing the activities of the Jun ior Class are Mickey Snider, Tro y Cleveland, Biff Pfeiff, and Ga ry Haas, the Jun ior Class officers.

Gail Gingrich and Ca thy Stu mp seem to be enjoying the ir ice cream cones aft er lunch.

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Clare Bentall and Ann Oder discover that it is difficult, if not impossible, to squeeze books into a locker that is already full.

Taking a pause after school to discuss the day's events are Carol Gartin, Donna Filbert, Rosemary Long, and Donna Foreman.

Sandra Housel, John Hruza, Pat Hudson, Nancy Huff, Joseph Huffman, Dixie Hufnagle, Basyl Hulewicz, Betty Hunt James Hussey , Sidney Hutton , Wilma Iburg , Gaida Iesalnieks, Harris Ilisko, Marvin Itzen, Joan Iverson, Sheri Jackson Bruce Jacobs, Rosemarie Jacobs, Eugene J anc, Zaiga Jansons, Glenda Jenkins, Janet Jensen , N. Fred Jesse, Martin Johns Darlene Johnson, Darold Johnson, James Johnson, Janice Johnson, Leslie Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Linda Johnston , Sally Johnston Carolyn Jones, John Jones, Joe J uricek, Dianne Karof, Vernon Keeney , Linda Kempkes, Sally Kennedy, Eddie Keys Jackie Keyser, Gary Kilcoyne, Della Kildaw, Frances Kingery, Penny Kjergaard , Kathleen Kline , Dorothy Klippert, Eugene , Knight Karen Knott, Howard Knox, Gloria Kowrack, Mary Kreps, Jerry Kroeger, Larry Kruse, Ronald Kurtzer, Karen Kuster Rosalie Kuyatt, Ray Lambert, Jim Lantz, Candy Lapping, Theodore LaRose, Ray Larson, Terry Legler, Willis Leyden

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Hostesses at the Coed Counselors tea for sophomore girls are Cynthia Schmidt, Nancy Sterner, Jean Perrin, and Jan Reimers.

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Janice Lovgren buys an ice cream sandwich while Lydian Walsh looks on.

Karlis Liepins, Andy Liepnieks, Mary Lynn Lillie, Larry Lingard, Patty Lintt, Guntis Lipins, Jerry Lisby, Vicky Lobush Valentine Lockard, Irene Logusz, Donald Lohr, Jane Lomax, Rosemary Long, Michael Loos, LaVer:µe Louden, Marvin Louthan Janice Lovgren, Dagnija Lucs , Marie Luthultz , Mary Luthultz, Jim Lutzi, Jim Maloney, Margaret Manke, Robert Manning Bob Marker , Violet Marks, Mark Marlow , ' Keith Marquardt, Fred Martin, John Martin, Larry Martin, Marvin Martin Ted Maser, Donna Maul, Janis Mauter, Karen McCurdy, Michael McDowell, Leslie McGerr, Mike McGrath, Linda McMichael Jay McPheeters , Claudette McWilliams , R. C. Mead , Virginia Meek , Mary Ann Meisner, Jan Mericle, James Merriam, Kent Meyer · Kay Michael, Sharon Mielak, Lydia Minicz, David Mitchell, Billie Mixon, Marion Monroe, Darold Monismith, Harold Monismi th

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Cor win Mo ore , Oti s Mo ore , Jim Mo rga n , Jea nn ie Mo sely , Nan cy Mo ure r, Ro nn ie Ne al , Sh aro n Nee ly, Du ane Nel son Ly nn Ne um an , Jud ith New ell, Jan ice New ma n, La rry Nic hol s , Ste ven Nim ock s, Rog er No rris , An n Od er, Tho ma s Oll enbur g Dal e Ols on, Ole Ols on, Allen Ops ahl , Fra nk Oro sco , Lin da Osb orn e, Car ol Ou tz, Ma rily n Owen, Jur is Ozols Joh n Pab st, Val da Pak ulis , Jud ith Pal me r, Iva n Pan evi cs, Ba rba ra Pan gle , Jud y Pa rke r , Gle nda Pay ne, Ken ny Pay ne Wi llia m Pa y ne , Ste ven Pec k, Dia na Per rin , Jea n Per rin , Do nna Pet erso n, San dy Pet ers on, Law ren ce Pfe iff, Car ol Phe lps Jill Phi pps , Lar ry Pic ker ing , Ke nt Pie rce , Jan is Pits ch, Bar bar a Pla cke r, Sha ron Pot ts, Joy ce Pra tt, Do nna Pre sto n Gar y Pre y, Cha rles Pro vinc e, Vil is Pur ins , Ba rbar a Que en, Joh n Rad clif f, Wil liam Ran ey, Lar ry Ras key , Dav id Rat hje n Joh n Reb ens dor f, Lar ry Ree d, Alf red Ree l, Rob ert Rei chw ald t, Con nie Rei fs chn eid er , Ma ry Re ifsch nei der , Jan Rei me rs, Pat rici a Rei n San dra Ren ken , Sid ney Rh am y, Bev erly Rho ade s, Fra nk Ric har dso n, Barbar a Rid pat h, Son dra Rob ert s , Jer ry Ro ber tso n , Joh n Rob inso n Nic k Ro bin son , Ro ber t Rob inso n, Wi nst on Rob inson , Joa n Roc kwe ll, Bil l Rog ers, Den nis Roh n, Ro n Ros enb erg , Ma rlen e Row e Da vid Ro we n , Gu nta Roz e, Val dis Rut ma nis , H. Joh n Ryb ij , Ter ry Sat tler, L i n d a S c a g g s, J o a n Sch ach , Ke nne th Sch ene ma n Eri ka Sch erl e, Do nal d Sch ewe , Ste phe n Sch ick , Cyn thia Sch mid t, He nry Sch mid t, Sha ron Sch mid t, Mi ke Sch nei der , Da ryl Sch oen feld

ld, wa een Gr hen etc Gr , ers ead erl che e tic ren app the are ers che d rite spi ny Pra cti cin g one of the ir ma ese Th er. itm Wh e uri La nie An and , gle fna Hu ie Dix , vid Da rry Te e, orp Th ry Ka ren Be nti ng, Ma s. out try tic hec and ce cti pra nt ige dil of 3ks we ny ma er aft ers ead erl che girls were chosen as Bir die Sch rad er, Jam es H. Sc hro ed er , Jam es A. Sch roe der, Ru th Sch ultz , Ma ry Sch wan ing er, De an Sch wen ke, Gen e Sch wen ke, Wa yne ·Sc hw ind t Do nna Sch wis ow, Mic hae l Sco tt, Ma rvin Sel l, Lar ry Sev enk er, Ma rga ret Sha nnon , Jer ry Sha w, Na ncy Sha w, J ane il She phe rd Bar bar a Shu ma n, Mik e Sie del l, Ga ry Sie me rs , Ch rist ine Sil va, Dia na Sim ms , Jud y Sim pso n, Vic ki Sim pso n, Bar bar a Sin ger Jea nne Sin nen , Ale tta Sin tek , Ma rle ne Sip es, Gle nn Slo tho wer, Shi rley Sm ack, Jac que line Sm ith, Ke ith Sm ith , Ke nne th Sm ith Ram ona Sm ith, San dra Sm ith , Mi cke y Sni der , Wi llia m Sn ook , Joh n Sno wd en, Ric har d Sol om on, Ron ald Som me rs, Sta n Spa rlin g Pam ela Spe ars, M. Cha r1e en Sp enc er, Ha rol d Spo me r, Lou is Sta nar d, An nam arie -St arc her , Nan cy Sta rk, Ga ry Ste eby, He nry Ste inh aue r Na ncy Ste rne r, Elv a Ste vens , Ru th Ste ven s, Bob Ste war t

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David Stewart , Gary Stiles, Ronald Stork, Gerald Stricker, Pat Stormer, Cathy . Stump, E. Kay Stuertz, Keith Stutzman Robert Sundling, Raymond Sutherland, Loren Swanson, Susie Tautfest, Thomas Tegley, Barbara Templeton, Larry Theesen, Gerald Thieman Rosalie Thies, Doug ' Thom, Don Thomas, Shiel a Thomas , Judy Kay Thompson , Judy Kay Thompson, Mary Thorpe, Prarie Rose Tillinghast Jean Tilman, Tim Timken, Monty Timm, Robert Tindle, Carol Tomandl, Ruta Tontegode, James Topham, Charlotte Towle Linda Towne , Karen Traudt, Sharon Trevolt, Artie Trout, Earl True, Melvin Tupper, . Merlin Tupper, Lynda Lee Umberger Doug Usher, Carol Van Cleave , Charlotte Van Laningham, Patricia Veigel, Connie Vernon, Beatrice Vogel, Frank Vogt, Ted Vosta' John Walker , Robert , Walkinshaw, Roger Wallick, Charles Waln, Lydian Walsh, Terry Watt, Rob- , ert Watton, Wayne Watts Sandy Weber, Vicki Weber, Marilyn Weiler, M elvin Weisgerber, Mildred Weisgerber, Victor West, Janis Westbrook, Sandra Weyer Claudeen White, Annie Laurie Whitmer, Jenny Whittington, Dave Wicken , Sondra Wilkerson , Barbara Williams, Bobby Williams, Lester Williams Aaron Wilson, Mervyn Wilson , Janell Winsor, Sondra Witt, Evelyn Wolcott, Bob Wolfe, Rodney Wood, Judy Woods Weldon Woodward, Robert Workman, Sharon Wrede, Cheris Wright, Kenny Wright, William Wurm, Richard Wymore, Marion Y ordt Judy Young , Martha Young, Sandra Young, Thomas Young, Scarlett Zade, Elga Zegelis, Robert Zichek, Mary Zieg

CLASS OF 1962 The Sophomore year . . . a new phase of life begins. You are confused at first ... confused by the large, seemingly impersonal school, mature seniors, forbidding, long halls. Your confusion is of short duration: the school becomes personal, the seniors helpful, the halls friendly . . . and from your vast reservoir of youthful enthusiasm you release a flood of loyalty for this school-a loyalty steadfast and earnest.

Remember the new fields of study? Analysis of life in biology, m-

terpretation of literature in English, study of triangles in geometry. You have more homework . . . more individual responsibility for its completion.

You are swept up in a new whirl of activities . . . clubs . . . sports . . . plays . . . Joy Night. You are new, but -you will never again be new to this school. As the year progresses, you, the Sophomore, become a part of your school ... Lincoln High School . . .

Shirley Adams, Pat Ager, Douglas Ahlberg, Keith Ahrends, Theodore Alles, Sharon Anderson, Robert Andrews, Sylvia Angle Allen Armstrong, Judith Attebery , April Aughe , John Axe, Cecil Bade, Fred Bailey, Gloria Baker, Janet Baker Sandra Barnhouse, Richard Barron, Joseph Bartlett, Bradley Baskin, J erry Baskin, Ralph Bauer, Virginia Bauer , Mary Baum Kathy Bausewein, Linda Baxter, Ronald Beatty, Sharon Beaty, Arnold Beck , Constance Beck , Janet Beebe, Jerry Beetem W. Terry Beezley, Bonny Beideck, Barbara Bieger, Lonnie Biggs , Hilary Bloch , Rodman Blood , Sandra Bodie, Janice Boff enmyer Janice Boldebuck, Cynthia Bond, Helen Borden , ' Thomas Bork , Beverly Bowers, Gloria Bowers, Stella Bradley , Steve Bramblet Sandy Brchan, John Breazeale, Joe Brendal, Keith Brock, Kenneth Brommer, Sharon Brophy , Lana Brown, Don Brunkow Margaret Bruvold, Larry Buckner, Patricia Buehler, Michael Bundy, Marjorie Buntemeyer, Sandra Burback, William Burford, David Butcher

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Leon Byron, Rhoda Calhoun , Tom Cardwell, Lloyd Carney , Sherrill Carpenter, Charles Carper, Joyce Carr, Judith Cave Barbara Cessna, Sandra Chapin, Bob Chase, Clarence Cheasebro, Charlotte Chesnut, Norman Chrastil , James Christensen, Morris Churchill James Cidlik, Keith Clark, Deborah Cleckner, Richard Clemens, Susan Clement, Carolyn Clough, Linda Clover, LeRoy Cole Harrell Collaso, Dave Collingham, Mary Collingham , Shirley Conne'tt , Howard Converse, Barbara Cook, James Cooley, Muir Cooper Jerrold Copley, Robert Covolik, Alfonso Coy, Bob Creps, Charlene Cutshall, Valdis Dadzitis, Karen Dahlberg, Susan Damke Keith Damrow, Marilee Davenport, Patricia Davis, R. Marcus Davis, Raymond Davis, Cheryl Dean, Linda Dean, Sandra Dean Nancy Deiter, Steven DeVere, Lynda Dewey, Elinor Dick, C. Jim Dirks, Richard Dix, Victor Dolberg, Sharon Donahoe Freeman Douglas , Michael Douglas , Billie Downs, Mary Drewes, Donald Duer, Susie Dydell, Carolyn Earlywine, Janice Ebner Karlyn Ebner, Christine Edmiston, Barbara Edwards , El'ton Edwards, Roger Egan, Jean Eno, Joan Eno, Judy Estes George Evans , Dixie Fahrnbruch, Janet Farley, Kathleen Fauth, Ward Felton, William Fifer, Konnie Fintel, Mark Firestone William Folmer, Deana Foreman, Roger Forkner, ' Jim Frost, Margaret Fry, William Fry, Diana Funkey, Nancy Gaddis Tommy Gagner, Jerry Gandara, Gloria Gardner, Norman Garrett, Lana Garrison, Diane Gartner, Rainer Gartzke, Lillian Geiger

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Comparing six weeks report cards are Mike Sommer, Ron Schwab, Sharon Tichota, and Karen Lorenzana . Are you satisfied?

Pat Ikerd, Gloria Gardner, Roger Johnson, and Marla Mattice are seen playing the juke box in the lounge, a new experience for sophomores.

Ronald George, Dianne Gibson, Janet Gilmore, Kaye Gingrich, Donna Glascock, Mike Goble, Marlene Godwin, Mary Godwin Sharon Goeschel, Frank Goetz, Joe Goggans, Richard Gonzalez~ Carolyn Goodman, Elizabeth Gorka, Robert Graham, Ronald Graham Lloyd Grandon, Joel Gray, Max Green, Lonna Greenwalt, Jerry Grenemeier, Richard Grieser, Guido Grinbergs, Roxene Gummerson , Rebecca Haas, Lana Haeffner, Lavonne Hage' lin, Carla Hagen, Elizabeth Hall, Robert Hall, Sandra Hall, Gerry Halterman Robert Hamer, Phyllis Handsaker, Pamela Hansen, Arlene Harms Charles Harpster, Kathleen Harr, Beverly Harris, Lloyd Harris Selma Hart, Jim Haase, Jerry Hastriter, Holly Hatcher, Janice Hatfield, Robert Hausner, Steven Hay, Sandra Hegel Larry Heidemann, Monty Heidenreich , Judi Heilig, Mary Helzer, Paul Hemphill, Donna Hendrickson , Shirleen Henning, Jack Hensley Robert Hergenrade r, Tim Hergenrader , Bruce Herman, Lorie Herrick, Klaus Hermann, Willard Heuke, Bettie Hill, Bonita Hiner

John Hinkle, Richard Hodges, Wilbert Hoffart, Duane Hoffman, Kathleen Hoffman , Jacquelin e Holmes, Peggy Hopkins, Susan Hossack Gloria Housel, Billie Howell, Sandra Howell, James Hubka, Errol Huck, Sandra Huddlesto n, Sarah Huddleston, Donna Hudson Gerald Hudson , Jame s Hufman, Linda Hughes, Almarie Hulbert, Irvin Hull, Vernard Hunt, Willie ldeen, Patty Ikerd Paulette Ikerd, Andris Indriksons, Jacquelyn Ingram , Alice Ingwerson , Kenneth Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Donald Jacobsen , Carol Jennings Elmerleen Jennings, Elden Jensen, Andvlis J esifers, .

Harold Johnson, Mickey Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Roger Johnson, Roy Johnson Charles Jones, Judy Jones, Marily n Jones , Robert Jones, Scott Jones, Thomas Jones, Dennis Jurgens, Barbara Kane Lorraine Kapustka, George Anne Kaufman, Patricia Kelley, Henry Kempkes, Herbert Kennel , Joann Kerns , Dennis Kersey, Judith Kiser Elaine Kissinger, Roger Kitsmiller, Ronald Kluge, Ted Koehn , Dottyjean Ko 11 a rs, Ink i e Ko r n s, Larry Kowalchuk, Diane Krueger

A Tale of Two Cities is a reading requireme nt in sophomore English Classes. Here Sandy Brchan and Robert Hall look at his drawings interpretin g the characters in the book.

Relaxing in the loung~ are sophomores Rodney Schwartz, Olaf Schavland , Dan Leyden, and Keith Damrow, apparently in solid comfort.

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Aivars Krums, Jim Kruse, Linda Kruse, ancy Kurtz , Donna Kyckelhahn, G. William Lacey, Allan LaDuke, George Lafler Phillip Lagoni, Kenneth Lahm, Shirley Lang, Gary Lantz, Douglas LaPage, Elizabeth LaPlante, Joyce Latham, Loretta Laursen Beverly Lav icky, Barbara Lawrence, Jerry Laws , Betty Lawson, J erryjean Leach , Roger Leonard , Ronald Letheby, Dorothy Lewis Marie Lewis, Dan Leyden, Allan Leybold, Kenneth Lieth, Thelma Lines, Larry Litsey, Linda Littrell, Dona Logan Karen Lorenzana, Roger Lovelace, Loretta Luckey, .

Wallis Lundeen, Hally Macoy, Duane Madsen, Patricia Mahr, Donald Malcom Claudia Mangel, Carolyn Mann, Georgann Mantor, Ronald Markey, Wesley Marquardt, Barbara Martin, Roger Martin, Ruth Martin Carolyn Masters, Mara Matiss, James Matson , Marla Mattice, Albert Maul, Barbara Mauter, Dennis May, Stephen Mazurak Larry McCarthy, Russel McClintock , Carol McDaniel, Sherry Le McDowell, Douglas McIntosh , Sharon McKay, Donald McKeen, N ealia McLarnan Judith McLaughlin , Edward McN eill , Kath y Meisner , Georgia Merriam, Larry Meyer, Merna Meyer, Jim Miller, Kathleen Miller Gary Mills, Danny Mitchell, Virgil Moats, Angela Monk, Sandy Mook, Patricia Morrow, Roger Morrow, Atta Moser John Moser, Wayne Moulton, Priscilla Mullins, Robert Munson, Frances Murphy, Beverly Myers, Rex Myers, Ronna Nash Gerald Nelson, Theresa Nelson, Sandra Ness, John Newman, Kathy Niemeyer, William Nollkamper, Vernon Norman , Jim Nothnagle

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Dwayne Novak , Judy O'Connell, Karen Oldenburg, Robert Olson, Lee Ondrak, Judy Orendorff, Michael Ortiz , Ernest Ochsner Phillip Osterholm, Edith Ozolins, Maija Pae gle , Ross Palmer, Richard Pardubsky, Glenda Parks, Twyla Paroubek, Bob Pavlas Gary Pecht, Richard Pedersen, Marge Pederson, Sharon Pederson, Linda Pennington, Mary Perkins, Betty Pester, Carole Peterson Rex Phelan , Carolyn Phelps, Andra Phillips , James Phillips , · Mary Pierce, Rosalee Pleis, J err y Pokorny, Ervin Pool Amelia Posey, Karen Prettyman, Sharon Price, Robert Probasco, Bonnie Purbaugh, Uldis Putens, F. Jean Pyle, Al'tha Rabas Ken Radke, Jo Ramsey, Darryl Rapp, Jewel Rauscher, Byron Reed, Ronald Reed, Nancy R eich, Linda Rena Danny Rene, Joy Retzlaff, Kathleen Reynolds, Tom Rice, Gene Richards, David Rico, Karyn Rider, James Rieger

Taking a standardiz ed English test are Donna Nash and Angela Monk, while Mrs. Alice Updegraft, Sophomore counselor, looks on.

The Links photograp her catches Kay Gingrich and Lana Brown as they rest between classes.

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Ronald Riley, Sharon Ritchey, Douglas Rixstine, Ruth Ann Roberts, Mickey Robertson , Ronny Robertson, Pete Robinovitz, Alyce Robinson Peter Robinson, Ronald Robinson, Cherie Rodbro, Terry Rook, Beth Rose, John Rownd , Suzanne Ruckman, Robertta Runyan Roger Rutt, Terry Rutt, Waunette Ryba, Bonnie Sabin, J oAnn Sala, Sam Sampson, Kathryn Sandvold, Jerry Saylor John Schadt , Joleyn Schall , Olaf Schavland, Suzi Schellpeper, Cheryl Schessler, Larry Schleiger, Jan Schmidt, Mary Schneider Rebecca Schneider, Nettie Schrader, Melvin Schroeder, Philip Schumacher·, Ronald Schwab, Dennis Schwart z , Rodney S c h w a r t z, R i c h a r d Schwarzenb ach Diane Schwindt, Suzanne Selk, Bob Sexton, Willard Shepard, Alice Sherwood, Dianne Shields, Katherine Shultz, Bonnie Shurter Connie Shurter, Mark Silberstein, Charles Silloway, Roger Simpson, Herbert Sitler, Bob Sitzman, Karl Slaikeu, Judy Sloan Deane Smith , Linda Smith , Pamela Smith , Sharron Smith, Michael Sommer, Christina Songer, LaDonna Sorge, John Spealman

Larry Splichal

The newly elected sophomore class officers are Mike Ortiz, vice-pres ident; Ronnie Schwab, treasurer; Dave Collingham, president; and Lana Haeffner, secretary.

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Do nn a Sp om er, Do n Sta cy, J 9h n Sta mm, LaVo nn e Sta na rd. Ke nn eth Ste dni t z , Ju di th St ep he ns , Ch arl en e Ste wa rt, Sa nd i Sti er Ro na ld St oe hr , Na din e Sto ne ma n, Jam es S't rai n, Gu na rs Str azd ins , Sa nd ra Stu ert z, Lin da Su lliv an, M ark Su lli va n, Na nc y Su lliv an Ju di th Sw ar tz , Le ola Sw art z, Le s Sw eig art , Lo is Sw etl and , Fra nc es Sy no vec , Pa me la Ta pp , Cly de Ta ylo r, Ga ry Te mp let on De an Th om pso n, Wa nd a Th om pso n, Ida Th ron e, Le on ard Th ron e, Te rry Tic e, Ca rol ine Tic ho ta, Sh aro n Tic ho ta, Ca rol Til ler Ma ry Tim m, Joy ce Tip ton , Pi er ce To bi n , Ja n To om bs , La rry Tr au dt , Pa ul Tr en t, Sh irl ey Tr ollin ger , Joy ce Tu bb s Ste ph en Tu pp er, Do ris Uh ric h , Ro nn ie Up ton , Ha rol d Va nA rsd all , Th om as Va nce , Di an a Va nd ersal l, Do na ld V an Do ren , Ch ery l Va nn est Llo yd Ve rm illi on , Mi ch ael Ve st, Le on ard Vi lla cre s, Ju dit h Vi tam vas , Jim Vit ter a, Su san Vl au n, Uw e Wa gn er, Be ver ly Wa lden Na nc y Wa lke r, Ro dn ey W alk er, Li nd a W all in , Jo an Wa lte rs, Jo e Wa rne , Jac qu eli ne Wa tm ore , Lin da Wa ter s, Fr ed erick W ay Ma rk Wa yb rig ht, Ed ga r Wa ym ire , Sh aro n We ath erl y, Ra lph We be r, Ju dit h We hrh an , Do rot hy We nz l, Ca the rin e We rtm an , Su e We ye rs Ste ve n W hit em on , Bi ll Wi ckh am , Gl ori a Wi llia ms , La rry Wi llm ore , Lin da K. Wi lso n, Lin da P. Wi lso n, An ne tte Wi nst on , De nn is Wi nte r Vi rgi l Wi pf, Ka y Wi sbe y, Jo an n W itt er , De nn is Wo lf, Jac qu eli ne Wo lfe , M a r y W o l f e, N an c y Wr igh t, Ny la Wr ob lis ki Ge or ge Ya nt , Ri ch ar d Yo st, Jo hn Yo un g, Br igi ta Za nd s, Jan et Za str ow , Olga Zb ytn iuk , Ri ch ard Ziche k, Ro ge r Zu erl ein

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ACT IVIT IES

Studen t Counc il: Seated : Bentin g, David , Meink e, Campb ell. Standi ng: Fowle s, Meyer s, Mead, Alt, Scapa rone, Osterh olm, Hufna gle, Calho un.

STUDENT

Karen Benting, Ron Calhoun, and Andy Stoneman examine the Stude nt Council seal made this year. The Council also purch ased a flag.

Employing parlia menta ry procedure, the Stude nt Council meets during fourth period twice a week.

It is truly a stude nt-dir ected body.

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Lincoln High's stud ent government body, the Stud ent Council, is an elective group of four sophomores, eight juniors, and twelve seniors. It plans school activities and discusses problems, promotes stud ent cooperation and the welfare of the school, stimulates a senti- men t for law and order, and carries out special projects. It is the responsibility of the Council to issue proclamations when necessary.

Among the duties of the Stud ent Council is the upkeep and improvement of the Links Hi-Spot, the stud ent lounge. At Christmas a large tree is placed here as a part of the traditional school decorations. Noon-time dancing in the lounge is also encouraged.

Included among the Council projects are a future patio, the All-Sports Banquet, and aid to a need y family at Christmas. They also supervise two primary and two general elections at which new members are chosen. The stud ent activity fund has always received Council dona tions -mon ey raised throu gh the sale of pencils, concessions, and game programs. -Through this group, advertisements are sold for the basketball and football programs. A bulletin boar d regu larly info rms LHS stud ents of

Leadership responsibi lity falls particularl y upon the Student Council officers. First semester officers are: Bill Fowles, treasurer; Sharon Douglas, secretary; Caroll Alt, vice-president; and Dave Meyers, president.

In preparatio n for a regular meeting, second semester officers plan and discuss the agenda.

They a~e: Garry Powell, president; Ardith Meinke, vice-presid ent; Doug Osterholm , secretary, and Bill Pfeiff, treasurer.

COUNCIL Council activities, all of which are beneficial to the school.

For students serving the school via the Student Council, the reward is valuable experience in leadership and cooperation. Council members must conduct themselves with self-control and be guided by good judgment, for they represent the student body to both the faculty and the community.

Council members initiate dancing in the lounge at t he Student Council noontime dance.

Student Council: Seated: Kaufman, Singer, Kinney, Douglas. Standing: Powell, Hagestad, Shepard, Rosenberg, Stoneman, Thom, Tice, Pfeiff, Geistlinger, Brown.

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All excep t sport s copy was writte n by ancy Fry, edito r. Perpl exity and ment al angui sh were her inevi table comp anion s as she obtai ned informa tion, strov e to incor porat e the theme into her writin g, count ed letter spaces, and typed .

Besid es drawi ng layou ts, cropp ing pictur es, and writin g sport s copy, Dave Eners en, mana ging editor , dealt successfully with unexp ected problems. Dead line proxi mity was chara cteriz ed by frequ ent burst s of song from his desk.

Rema ining calm throu ghou t all dilemmas, Gayle Pitsch , senio r biogr aphy editor , could almos t recite from memo ry the name s, curric ulums , and activi ties of LHS seniors at the year's end. She was also in charg e of facult y pictur es.

Proce ssing of sophomore, junio r, and activi ty pictures and the index fell under the jurisd iction of Don Siefkes, formal photo graph y editor . Confusion and frustr ation accom panie d his job, but his genia lity and optim ism seldo m faded.

LINKS Few realize the tremendous effort involved in yearbook production. To tell the story of the school year, the Link s Boar d mus t be willing to work diligent~y.

Beg inni ng work imm edia tely, we chose the theme, "It goes by only once," to signify that our high school years will never retur n. Once the theme, cover, and general features of the book had been developed, we turne d to the tedious, but import ant details. Laying out pages, takin g and cropping pictures, writing and editing copy, and compiling senior biographies consumed much time. Stud ents were identified, advertisements sold, books bal-

Finan cial affairs of the yearbook, includ ing Links sales, were the responsibility of Roge r Lytle , busin ess mana ger. He secur ed and. dealt tactfully with adver tisers , arran ged pictur es, and wrote copy for the adver tisem ents.

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BOARD anced, and copy proofread. We are grateful for the patient help of our advisors: Mrs. Ruth Gartner, Miss Mildred Waide, and R . W. Howland.

We encountered frustrating problems; meeting deadlines demanded extralong hours and sleepless nights. Yes, producing this yearbook has been a challenge and an unforgettable experience.

We have come to love Room 319, where so much of our senior year has been spent.

Now, our job is completed, and The 1960 Links is yours. It goes by only once . . .

What's this? It's Links photographer Dick Johnson, of course, displaying the array of equipment necessary to take and develop countless photographs, mug shots, .and candids. This immense job demanded long ho_u rs of Dick's time.

LINKS Salesmen: Row 1 : Cooper, Pitsch, Schaaf, Robinson, Schall, GeistI i n g e r, B . D o r m a n , Holmes. Row 2: Dahlstrom, Hauschildt, Layton, Newell, Queen, Meisner, Larsen, Wipf. Row 3: Augstums, Luthultz, Coy, Sil- ' va, Daugherty, Kildaw, K. Dorman, Geiger, Gingrich.

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Making last-minut e lay-out revisions sometimes requires late hours on the part of page editors. Managing editor Marilyn Kostos, who plans the first page lay-out, works alongside third page editor Jan Knowlton and second page editor Sharon Framstead .

Page proofs fresh from the printer are read here by business manager Patti Metcalf, exchange editor Sherry Proctor (who mails copies of the Advocate to other schools), and book editor Doretta Phillips.

·ADVOCATE

Room 219 is one of the busiest places in the school. It is here that the LHS newspaper, the Advocate, is compiled. The staff, selected for one semester from journalism classes, devotes many hours before and after school and at noon, as well as during sixth period, in an effort to issue seven papers a semester. Rain or shine, news must always be reported -this year, the hardworking staff prepared three issues in the midst of blizzards.

Reflecting the school, the purpose of thenewspaper is to report school incidents and activities with accuracy. Every teacher and his class is covered for each issue, while editorials and special features provide added interest.

Bustling reporters collect and write Sports reporters Barry Siedell and Dick

Gibson listen as sports editor Tim Gartner assigns stories to be covered. "Let's get done early!" is a common newspaper slogan. Did you accomplish this goal, boys?

As the deadline nears, the staff concentrates solely upon preparing for publication .

Reporters Bob Scheidt, Janet Doty, Pete Sommerha user, Carol Els, and Jan Nelson add final corrections to their news stories.

Reporters represent the lifeblood of the newspaper.

The endeavor to collect news carries these "leg-men" over the entire school. Pictured are first semester reporters Janet Doty, Jan Nelson, Bob Scheidt, Pete Sommerha user, Carol Els, and Pat Pieper.

Since 1895 when the Advo cate was born in a Scann ing and comp aring past newsp apers are cloak room, hard work on the part of the staff . Bob Hyat t, excha nge edito r; Mike Scott , book has been the key to success. These indus trious editor ; Jerry Gies, busin ess mana ger; and Larry page editor s are Barry Siedell, Bob Schei dt, Vir- Fauss , sport s write r. The Advo cate files contain many back issues of the newspaper. ginia Diffenderfer, and Marg ie Scott .

STAFF most news items; editors lay out pages, assign stories, and supervise news coverage.

Publication every two weeks necessitates concerted activity. Deadlines are hectic: copy must be sent to the print er by Friday, galley proofs read on Monday, page proofs read on Tuesday, and papers folded and distributed on Wednesday.

By sharing this activ ity and the man y accompanying problems, the staff is closely united.

Individuals are encouraged to parti cipat e in the NHS P A and Silver Key Awards competition, and to appl y for Lincoln Jour nal and Star Freshman Scholarships. The Advocate staff would be lost if it were n't for the experienced supervision of their sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Gartner, and of their financial advisor, Miss Mildred Waide.

Goodness! Hecti c deadl ines seem to threa ten the sanity of news edito r Bonn ie Kukli n, flditor-in-chief Jim Roac h, repor ter Tom Ollenburg, and photo graph er Dick Johns on.

Coop eratio n is one of the most impo rtant qualities requi red of news paper staff workers. Pooling ideas and assist ing each other are repor ters Barba ra Becker, Mary Reifschneider, Georgia Hartm an, Sand y Webe r, and Kay Stuer tz.

Before scatte ring over the school to collect news items, secon d seme ster repor ters Judy Beler , Carlene Kueb ler, Janei l Sheph erd, Dixie Hufnagle, and Diane Robo tham pause long enoug h to smile for the Links photo graph er.

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TH E SWAN : Anderson:

KALEIDOSCOPE: Jun ior Girls Glee.

"FANTASIA"

I AIN'T GOT NO BODY: Sh aro n Rice, Ha hn , Dale, Ro bot ham , Sc hri tt, Van Horn, Schnell, Ste rn, Sa nd y Rice, Sanger.

"F an tas ia" - imagination soars to gr ea t he ig ht s an d to di sta nt lan ds where dreams come tru e an d fancy knows no bounds. "F an tas ia" was the en tra nc ing the me of Jo y Night, 1960.

From among the wispy clouds an d dreamy mist came music - music cool an d poignant, hot, tumultuous. Th e audience glimpsed ethereal rea lm s-r ea lm sbodiless ha nd s an d feet, magic elixirs, an d fairy tales. It was discovered th at masculinity ca n be converted to winsome femininity. Th e hid de n ch ara cte r of the faculty was at las t revealed.

DELTA DR EA MS : Ortiz, Gibb, Schaumburg, Revis, Snow, Giebelhaus, Gacusana, Miller, Meyers.

Jo y Ni gh t Central Committee: Row 1: Revis, Keill, Wh eat on, Anderson, Spoor, Metcalf, Schwabauer. Row 2: Hessee, Pe rry , Ollenburg, Roach.

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RO CK IN' RE D: Ode r, Huf nag le, Ben ting , Greenwald, Hoover.

~OO KIE 'S MAD PAD : LH S Fac ulty .

Joy Night, 1960, will long be remembered ·as one of the most successful of Lincoln High performances. Hours of rehearsal were complemented by the untiring efforts of Mrs. Ma ry Boyle, who supervised the production, and by the central committee wit h whom she worked to· develop the the me and select acts.

Music between act s and a beautifully decorated stage completed a delightful variety show. "Fa nta sia " appealed to each person's inborn imagination, and provided an evening of relaxation in the magical world of fantasy.

FIN AL E FAN TA STI QU E: Row 1: McCreight, Cleveland, Rozmarin, R. Robinson, Sparling.

Row 2: Palm er, Moore, N. Robinson. Row 3: Richardson, Anderson, Lytle, Kub ert, Joh nso n, Mea d, Wehrli, Covolik.

NIGHT MA RE S: Eite l, Stan ard, Singer, Fowles, Fou dray , Dermyer, Powell.

MIS TR ESS AN D MA STE R OF CER EM ON IES : Kuk lin, Roach.

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Ae oli an Ch oir : Row 1 : Lik ens , Th om pso n, Sp oo r, Be lla irs , Ro berts, Bli ss, Hu gh es, Sc hu lde is, Ow ens . Ro w 2: Sa nd ra Ric e, Am en d, Ki nn ey , Ho ffm an, Al t, Sc hn ell, Sh aro n Ric e, Sa ng er, Ha hn , Da vis , Sp ah n. Row 3: Pie rce , Sto ne· ma n, Mc Au liff e, Ha ge sta d, Ne lso n, Ho we y, Mi lle r, Du nc an , Gib b, Sc ha um bu rg, Re vis , pre sid ent ; Vo sta , Co urt rig ht. Row 4: So mm er, Sc hw enk e, Ge org e, Pe rry, Sc hri tt, vic e-p res ide nt; Bi nd rum, Lu nd y, Fil be rt, Ple is, Ste va, Fo ud ray , Bo rk, Ma lze r, Sc hw ind t.

AEOLIAN CHOIR A performing organization popular with m an y seniors is th e Aeolian Choir.

Members ar e selected by try ou t, of which th e pr im ar y basis is tone qu al ity an d knowledge of musical intervals.

Th e Choir sings for school functions,

including Thanksgiving, Christmas, an d Ea st er assemblies, an d is invited to sing for local service clubs an d ot he r schools.

As a result of bo th light an d inspirational performances, members realize fuller appreciation for vocal music.

Aeolian Choir: Row 1: Ste rn, · Ba ue r, Do ug las , Ge ist lin ger , Sp aed t, Ki rkb rid e, Le ng ne r, Me ink e, Loos. Row 2: Da le, Wi llis , Me lso n, Ke ill, La ws on , We lls , Sc anl on, Ko nz , Joh nso n, Wh eat on , Va n Ho rn, Ka hle r. Row 3: Sa un ders lib rar ian ; Do wn s, Ha ase , Mi ch au d, Im m, Br ill, Ka mp rat h, Du Bo is, Sn ow, sec ret ary ; He rsh be rge r, lib rar ian ; Jak ob son s, Ma ce, Sta ska , La yto n. Ro w 4: Sim pso n, Ba rnh ill, Fro hn , Mi lle r, Me ye rs, Ke rns , He im , · Lin n, sec retar y; Eit el, Mo ses , Yo un gsc ap, tre asu rer ; Ka hm , Gi ebe lha us.

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Because one of these gondoliers, Giuseppe (Russell Snow) and Marco (Rod Gibb), may be the missing heir to the throne, peasant girls Tessa (Judy Owens) and Gianetta (Susan Schritt) . joyfully vision themselves as queen.

While her true love Luiz (Rich Revis) listens, Casilda (Pat Kinney) expresses surprise upon hearing from her mother, the Duchess (Kathy Nelson), that she had been married in infancy to a future king who later disappeare d.

"THE GONDOLIERS" This year's tradition al opera, presented by the Aeolian Choir, was a Gilbert and Sullivan comedy, "The Gondoliers." The plot revolves around the search for the heroine's husband, to whom she had been married as an infant. Although a number of complications arise concerning two gondoliers, the right man is happily discovered. The opera leans toward a satirical effect.

The delightful music, outstandi ng soloists, and excellent chorus were further enhanced by an orchestra.

In addition to long hours of rehearsal, the colorful costumes and set contribut ed to the success of the production, which was directed by I van Caldwell.

Unable to marry, Luiz (Bob Schwindt) and Casilda (Joyce B~ndrum) express a secret love.

Tessa (Virginia Wheaton) and Gianetta (Marilyn Duncan) bid their husbands a tearful farewell. Giuseppe (John Linn) and Marco (Glenn Schaumbu rg) are being sent away until the true king is found.

The rightful heir's former nurse Inez (Sharon Douglas) presents herself to the Duchess (Susan Pierce), the Duke (Dave Meyers), and Don Alhambra (Dave Kahm). She has been anxiously awaited, for she is to reveal the identity of the Duke's daughter's absent husband.

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Rebecca (Helen Anderson) bombards her brother George (Russell Snow) with questions before going to bed. The stepladder represents George's second-floor room.

Confusion reigns before the show goes on: Mrs. Boyle makes a last-minut e check; some of the cast adjust their costumes, some review momentari ly forgotten lines, some chatter nervously, some count the minutes. The hours of rehearsal are about to result in the long-antici pated performance.

''OUR TOWN'' As a preceden t established this year, the traditional junior and senior- plays were consolidated into the first all-school play, directed by Mrs. Mary Boyle. The selected play, Our Town, by Thornton Wilder, is the story of a simple love in- a typical American turn-of-the-century small town. Using a minimum of props, the lives of George Gibbs and Emily Webb are portrayed from the discovery of their love, through courtship and marriage, to Emily's un~ timely death twelve years later. The Stage Manager remains informally on the stage througho ut the play, explaining much of the action and introducing the town of Grover's Corners and its inhabitan ts to the audience. The drama, a favorite in American literature, stimulates both laughter and tears.

Having joined the dead (Sharon Douglas, Barbara Singer, Rich Revis, Gerald Allen), Emily (Pat Kinney) pities her grief-stricken husband George (Russell Snow), for she knows now how unaware the living are of life's meaning.

Above: Emily (Pat Kinney) gazes at the moon.

Below: Dr. Gibbs (Tom Perry) reads; George (Russell Snow) and Emily study; Mrs. Webb (Mary Teale), Mrs. Gibbs (Sharon Douglas), and Mrs. Soames (Barbara Singer) chat.

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A Tale of Chelm. The angel charg ed with distri butin g souls spilled her bag of foolish souls as she flew over Chelm, explains Mendele the Book Seller ( Gary Kube rt). The resu ltslow-witted Rifkele (Barb ara Chass on), her confused husband Mela med (Jim Roac h), and a ridiculous situat ion. , ,_

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MUMMERS -PLAYS

Und er the direction of Mrs. Mary Louise Alexander, the Mummers presente d three one-act plays, each different in type, content, and purpose.

"The Drop of a Hat" depicts the continuous fight for editorial control of a fashion magazine in New York City. Suspense mounts in the drama, "Sorry, Wrong Number," the story of a neurotic invalid whose only cont act with the outside world is her telephone. "A Tale of Chelm," from "The World of Sholom Aleichem," portrays the uproariously comical situation which prevails in an easte rn Euro pean village deprived of its quot a of intelligence.

Above: A Tale of Chelm. The goat leads the unsus pectin g Melam ed (Jim Roac h) homeward at a frenzied pace. Below : The Drop of a Hat. Fran (Kath y Bend er) argues with Mrs. Kovac (Dace Eglit e), who has removed her as editor.

Sorry, Wrong Number. Throu gh the telephone, Mrs. Steve nson (Shar on Douglas) despe rately attem pts to summon help as she realizes that the victim of the murd erer whose plans she has overh eard is to be none other than herself.

The Drop of a Hat. The appea rance of the magazine's owner and the result ing conflicts overshadow the work of the Assis tant ( Cathy Stum p), Sash a (Gl-o ria Kow rack ), Meli ssa (Don na Filbe rt), Vivian (Patt i Metc alf), and Dee Dee ( Caroll Alt).

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Girls Octet: Kinn ey, Owe ns, Schu ldeis, acco mpa nist; Loos.

OCTETS, BOYS GLEE

Boys Octet : Prob asco , acco mpa nist; Mey ers, Miller, Gieb elha us, Revi s, Snow, Scha umb urg, Gibb , Ortiz .

Per hap s the oldest musical tradition at Lincoln High is the Girls Octet; the Boys Oc tet was developed more recently from a qua rtet . These two selected senior groups are not only popular in the school, but the ir presence is continually requested by oth er Lincoln schools, clubs, and business and civic or_ganizations. Th e individual members derive personal enjoyment from singing together, while at the same time developing musical ability and poise. Public opinion of LH S is also influenced by the performances of the octets.

• Th e Boys Glee, directed by Iva n Caldwell, helps trai n boys' voices for more advanced musical participation and provides pleasure for interested sophomores and juniors. Vespers, the Christmas assembly, and Joy Night are among this group's public appearances.

Boys Glee : Row 1: Drev o, Tho m, Wei sger ber, Herg enra der, Hink le, Wat top, Leth eby, Ega n, Spli chal, J . Rob inson, Clem ens, Oste rhol m, Pard ubsk y. Row 2: D. Smi th, Nor man , McC arth y, Hold er, Wal ker, Sche nem an, Som mers , John s, Gers tenb erge r, Bau ers, Scho enfe ld, Beac h, deB rown , Jones, Law s, Stam m. Row 3: Folm er, Colling ham , Mal oney , Dav id Mitc hell, Mon ismi th, Bad e, Cop ley, True , Cam pbel l, Cha mbe rs, Jess e, K. Smi th, Malcom , Phel an, Bart lett, Dan ny Mitc hell. Row 4: Dirk s, Sillo way, Clar k, Lock ard, Hard en, Snid er, N . Rob inso n, Gac usan a, Schw ab, Chea sbro , Schi ck, Olle nbur g, Mar tin, Tim ken, Som mer, Schu mac her.

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direc , Gore Miss ; rian libra ger, nber Dor ; rian libta , rack Kow rpe, Tho ld, nwa Gree g, Crai 1: Row : Glee s Girl Juni or a, Fial sor, Win ner, Ster n, kma Hec gin, Hod 2: Row ins.

Jenk on, Cott ; rian libra er, Sing nist; mpa acco is, man tor; Bau Nee ly, Reif schn eide r, Schw anin ger, Mar ks, Sint ek. Row 3: Wey er, Whi tting ton, Lov gren , M. You ng, C. AneGud , well Rock id, Dav en, Crav idt, Schm ns, Eva 4: Row n. erso And H. in, Gart ton, Pres ty, gher Dau , Zade ders on, ker, Shep herd , Stue rtz, Broe r.

JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE The voices of eighty-two junior girls, who were selected by a spring tryo ut, are combined und er the direction of Miss Do rth ea Gore into the well-balanced, pleasing har mo ny of the Jun ior Girls Glee.

Practicing thr ee days a week, these girls rehearse a variety of numbers which range from the best-loved classics to the late st popular tunes. Th e fruits of consta nt practice are exhibited in performances, including Joy Night, Vespers, the Christmas assembly, and concerts for junior high schools.

Glee mem bers rehe arse thei r part s.

s, a~ob J ; etary secr ert, Filb_ D. nist; mpa acco n, erso And G. ert, Filb .

J , ever Che , Akin 1: Row : Glee s Girl Juni or enH~id son, Daw , i~ow Schw er, Ham son, John £, Karo 2: Row .

Outz , rson Pete nist; mpa acco ldt, Ben ting, Hau schi , sner Mei er, Web ps, Phip , man ende Gru an, Tilm t, hard Bern 3: Row n. pleto Tem te Egli ttis, Gru on reich Tho mps e, Bruc ey, Finl , Fritz ng, You J. n, erso Wilk an, nem Han rer, Mou non, Shan 4: R~w .

Lucs g, Stro ~er, Shu ma~, Lon Tow le, Con drea y. Not pictu red: Pete rson , trea sure r.

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COUNTY DAY, H.R.REPS

County Da y: Row 1: St u er tz, Fi lbe rt, Be nt in g, Je nk in s, Lo ng . Row 2: Ca mp be ll, Pf eif f, He ck ma n.

C ou nt y Government D ay provides an op po rt un it y for elected juniors to observe a level of government which serves society more th an is realized. T he "machinery" for th e elections is se t up by seniors who ar e former C ou nt y D ay winners. T he spirited, colorful campaigning introduces ca nd id at es to th e st ud en t body, arousing an at m os ph er e of po lit ic al in te re st an d fr ie nd ly co m pe ti ti on . A ll bu t tw o ca nd i-

da te s for each office are eliminated in th e primaries. T he winners of th e general election th en visit th ei r "office" for a da y to observe as much of th e co un ty program as po ss ib le , w it h p ar ti cu la r em ph as is placed upon th at office. T he entire experience of th e campaign, th e election, an d th e da y itself is invaluable in training st ud en ts for meeting th ei r fu tu re responsibilites as well-informed citizens.

Gaining experience in leadership an d cooperation, th e elected Home Room Representatives assist with th e general work _ of th e guidance class. E ac h represents his . home room, collecting class dues an d diCo un ty Da y: Ro w 1: Pi tsc h, Sh um an , Ga cu sa na . Ro w re ct in g fu nd drives. C la ss of fic er s ar e 2: Hu fn ag le, Th om , Ja co bs , R eim ers . chosen from th is group.

Ho me Ro om Re pr es en tat iv es : Row 1: Ha ef fn er , Ke nn ed y, Sh um an , He ck ma n, Ho dg in , Be rn ha rd t, Zi eg , Sh an er , Th om ps on , Te al e, Da le, Kn ow lto n, Au gs tu ms . Row 2: Go rk a, Ku ya tt, Ri de r, Ho lm es, Gi ng ric h, De an , Ro bo tha m , Fi lb er t, Di ffe nd er fe r, Tr im bl e, La rso n, Ja co bs , Pe rri n. Ro w 3: Bo we rs, Ge ige r, W rig ht , Je nn in gs , En o, Lu nd y, Bo di e, Si mp so n, Cl ev ela nd , An de rso n, Fr isc h, Ro ac h, Fry, La Du ke . Ro w 4: Cl em en s, N ys tro m, Os ter ho lm , Sc an lo n, Ja co bs , R evis, Ha as , Co lli ng ha m, Ch ris ten se n, So mm er, Fo ud ra y, So mm er ha us er, Ba ue r, Ei tel, Tu rle y.

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SCRIBE STAFF, WRITERS ·CLUB Th e most ou tst an din g of stu de nts ' lit era ry efforts are published yearly in the Scribe. Sponsored by Miss Ire ne Martin an d Miss W an da Crawmer, the Scribe staff, selected from junior an d senior applicants, begins work during the second semester. Fr om a gre at nu mb er of contributions, the essays, stories, poems, cover design, an d ar t work mu st be chosen.

M an y after-school hours are sp en t in reading an d discussion before final decisions are reached. Th e staff att em pts to maintai n a favorable balance of various subject ma tte r an d lit era ry types.

Fo r those int ere ste d in writing, Writers Club provides creative opportunities an d associations with others of mu tua l enjoyment. In addition to discussing short compositions wr itt en during meetings, mem_bers are encouraged to write at home an d present the ir work to the club for constructive criticism. Gu est speakers include au tho rs an d journalists who offer suggestions an d share problems an d experiences encountered in the ir work. Word games, panels, an d writing to music are fur the r activities of thi s club.

Scribe Staff: Ben tall , seri ous ess ay edi tor; We ill, busines s ma nag er; Kin g, edi tor; She phe rd, ass oci ate edi tor.

Scribe Staff: R eel, art editor ; Fra ms' tead , sho rt sto ry edi tor; Sch wab aue r, ma nag ing edi tor; Phi llip s, hum or- · ous ess ay edi tor; Lun dy, poe try edi tor.

, lson Me rk, Sta , gle Pae , tall Ben 2: Row ns. zdi Stra ey, Lac , Fry , ger ber sten Ger t) righ m Wr iter s Clu b: Row 1: (fro ns, pki Ho 4: Row g. kin Bos n, dee Lun , nis ma Bau n, lma nke Wi , ber We l, Ree 3: pre sid ent ; Ben der, Lun dy. Row er. sur trea , urg enb Oll ck, sco Gla ; ry reta sec ar, Ha t; den resi e-p vic d, esta Wil son , Gri mw ood , He rric k, Hag

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Advanced Band: Row 1: Zieg, D um le r, Be nt al l, Th om as , Ge or gi , Co rn el l, N el so n, Pr ob as co , K uy at t, K lip pe rt, U m be rg er , Sc hw ab au er, Bo hl . Row 2: Lo hr, Sp ar lin g, K lu ge , Ja co bs , Pa ne vi cs , R. Ro bi ns on , H er m an , Ro w e, Ib ur g, En evo ld se n, Le nt z, Th ur m on d, G od w in , Cl ar k, Ro zm ar in , Pf ei ff, M cC re ig ht . Row 3: A nd er so n, Ly tle , Zi eg en be in , K ub er t, Ri ch ar ds on , N . Ro bi ns on , Pr ey , Fi sh er, Cu lle n, Ca ld we ll, Br ow n, W . Fr y, H ag en , G ro ho w sk i, Fr its ch , Co nd re ay , Os-

BAND

Playing in a musical organization is educationally, culturally, an d personally rewarding. T h e enrichment th at this participation offers is m an y times worth th e h ar d work an d practice, which are th e foundation of performance.

T h e orchestra affords young musicians th e opportunity to in te rp re t classical literat u re in addition to lighter compositions.

One begins fully to u n d er st an d an d ap-· preciate this form of -expression only th ro u g h p la y in g p ro fo u n d , m ea n in g fu l music. Among th e performances of th is organization were included a Vesper Concert, a school assembly, an d concerts for several junior high schools. T h e smaller opera orchestra was composed of selected orchestra members . .

Orchestra: Row 1: Ch as so n, W in ke lm an , M. Fr y, Co ok , Pa yn e, K er ns, Pu rb au gh , V an de rs al l, A nd er so n. Row 2: Pr ob as co , D un ca n, H el ze r, Ph el ps , Gibb , Cl ev el an d, Pr et ty m an, H ei lig, Bo nd , H os sa ck , Re im er s, Se ll, R at hj en , H ah n.

Row 3: Re el , Be nt al l, M an to r, A ug st um s, St um p, K el le y, Be nd er, Sc hw ab au er, Ca m pb el l, Lu ft, Za st ro w, Sa un de rs,

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borne. Row 4: Betten hausen , Bassle r, Tegley , Marke r, Munso n, Ridpa th, McGe rr, Wolf, Moore , Pabst, Helze r, Covolik, Loude n, W ehrli, Mead, Frisch . Standi ng: Hoove r, Richa rd Watt, studen t direct or; Mr. Stoll, directo r; Lisby, Shaw, Johnso n, _Childs , Shipp s, Trimb le, Shane r.

ORCHESTRA No gam e was com plet e with out "Wh en the Link s Go Mar chin g In," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "Loyal and True ." Besides inspiring stude nts with pep and enthusiasm at games and rallies, the Advanced Band presented half-ti.t"'Ue ceremonies at football games, and performed more serious concerts for the student body and othe r schools. Unde r the

leadership of Euge ne Stoll, band and orches tra director, a dance band was formed this year, playing for several after-thegame dances held in the gym.

In addition to providing pleasure and education for the individual musicians, these two orga niza tions -the orchestra and the band -cre ate enjo ymen t and offer service to the entir e school.

Munson. Row 4: Somm er, Halfa r, Bates, Hulbe rt, Mcln tosh, Sildeg s, Grene meier, Caldw ell, Indrik son. Standi ng: Dadzitis, Mr. Stoll, directo r; Dougl as, Griffitts, Byron , Palme r, Wilson , Stark, N. Fry.

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Mummers: Row 1: Carter, Rice, Metcalf, Perry, president; Proctor, vice-preside nt; Roach. treasurer; Teale, secretary; Alt, Kuklin. Row 2: Neely, Anderson, Bernhardt, Karo£, Howell, Kinney, Keill, Shaner, Nelson. Row 3: Mary Luthultz, Benting, Heckman, Bentall, Eglite, Lucs, Chasson, Gartin, Whitmer, Thorpe, Jenkins, Crewdson, Keyser. Row 4: Marie Luthultz, Schmidt, Bender, Singer, Kingery, Kowrack, Georgi, Neuman, Filbert, Stump, Payne, Sommer, Dawson. Row 5: Weill, Schwabauer, Allen, Schwindt, Pope, Holdorf, Sildegs, Linn, Kubert, Clawson, Snow, Hessee.

MUMMERS, MIMES The purpose of the dramatics clubs, event of the year was entertain ing the Mimes and Mummers, is to create greater Mummers at a Christmas party. interest in and cultivate knowledge of the Under the direction of their sponsor, dramatic art. Each club has :garticipated the Mummers presented their annual play as a group in Joy Night. and participa ted in the University of NeMimes is open to intereste d sopho- braska Fine Arts Festival. Composed of mores. As a get-acqu ainted project, mem- juniors and seniors, the club participates bers learned the names, hobbies, and . in an annual program-exchange with the former schools of each member. The big other Lincoln high schools.

Mimes: Row 1: Gorka, Pleis, Wertman, Lundeen, Gingrich, secretary; Fry, president; Holmes, vice-preside nt; Korns, Zbytniuk, Harris, Beaty. Row 2: Rena, Schellpeper, Stephens, Buehler, Glascock, Hossack, Zastrow, Wilson, Helzer, Gartner, Handsaker, Ebner. Row 3: Cook, Swartz, Krueger, Jennings, Lawrence, Chesnut, ·Burback, Hart, Stewart, Rider. Row 4: Mrs. Houdek, sponsor; Vitamvas, Hatcher, Kaufman, Watmore, Greenwalt, Prettyman, Boldebuck, Dean, Hulbert, Merriam. Not Pictured: Haas, treasurer.

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Fu tu re ur se s Cl ub : Row 1: G. Pi tsc h, J. M ar tin , Sa nger , St er n, Sc hn ell , Ri ce , Ha hn , vic e-p res ide nt; W ill is, pr es ide nt; By er s, co rre sp on di ng se cr eta ry ; Do ty, se cr eta ry ; Co op er , Sc hw an in ge r, Kl ip pe rt, Pa rc el.

Ro w 2: St ake ns , St ev a, les aln iek s, Br oe r, Du ffe k, M eis ing er, D. M ar tin , Bi te, Eg lit e, Da hl str om , Za de , Lu cs , Be nta ll.

Ro w 3: Ho ffm an , Ko wr ac k, Ha rtm an , Ko sto s, Kn ow lto n, Pl eis , Qu ee n, M els on , Re cto r, Ko nz , La rso n, Up ton .

FUTURE NURSES CLUB Fu tu re Nurses Club, open to junior an d senior girls, promotes an in te re st in personal an d community health, an d acquaints members w it h nursing requirem en ts an d opportunities. Participation in this club, which is sponsored by th e school nurse, helps an d encourages girls to decide wisely ab ou t a career in nursing or in one of th e related fields.

Speakers, films, panel discussions, an d visits to nursing schools were included in th e meetings this ye ar . Serving as well as learning, th e F ut ur e Nurses held th ei r traditional Christmas pa rt y for th e teenage m en ta l pa ti en ts at th e S ta te Hospital.

E ac h spring, sophomore girls interested in joining th e club ar e invited by th e members to an in tr od uc to ry tea.

Fu tu re ur se s Cl ub : Row 1: J. Pi tsc h, Sh ep he rd, Ch ip ma n, Sc ha af, La rse n, Sh ut ts, Do rm an , Fr am ste ad , Ka ro £, Ha rri s, Ke ys er. Row 2: Ku ste r, M ill er, Ha us ch ild t, W er tm an , Ge or ge , Ev an s, Ne lso n, Ho we y, Go dw in, M eis ne r, Ho us el. Row 3: Ro ni n Co nd re ay, Ca nf iel d, St ev en so n, Ja ko bs on s, Pe rry , Ib ur g, Sc hm id t, Sh um an , Gr ue nd em an .

Row 4: Ge or gi, Bo hl, Fi lb er t.

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International Club: Row 1: Scaparone, Layton, Lundy, Reel, Stevenson, Loos, Staska, Wheaton, Spahn, Schuldeis1 Stump. Row 2: Melson, Prettyman, secretary; Phelps, Lucs, Zade, Reifschneider, Stuertz, Meisner, Perrin, Reimers, Mourer, J . Pitsch. Row 3: Tontegode, Scott, Pakulis, Pierce, Stern, Ronin, Schnell, Robotham, Shuman, Tippery, Meisinger, Shutts, Rector, Simmons, Wertman, Long, Tilman, Towle. Row 4: G. Pitsch, Weyer, Waldron, Shaner, Winkelman, Weber, Siefkes, Moore, Rathjen, Ollenburg, Wilken, Teply, Sell, Singer, Young, Newell.

INTERNATIONAL A center of activity and efficient organization is International Club, composed of 120 juniors and seniors-. The club goes beyond the social studies classes in promoting understanding and good relations between the United States and foreign countries. The demand for membership is a healthy sign of the interest youth has in a subject which will be one

of the principal concerns of the future.

To create interest and understanding _ of the peoples and cultures of other countries, the club invites as guest speakers foreign visitors (including foreign exchange students) and Lincolnites who have recently visited foreign lands. In addition, each summer selected members attend the Boone Conference, where curGermany? Pakistan? Finland? Ann Oder wonders in which country of the world she will spend the coming summer as Lincoln High's American Field Service finalist.

The Advocate seems to be a source of interest to AFS students Gunhild Hagestad of Norway and Paolo Scaparone of Italy, who reside with families of Lincoln High students. They both agree that although American customs differ from their own, teens the world over have much in common.

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Intern ationa l Club: Row 1: Grimw ood, B. Dorma n, Augst ums, Baum anis, Bendr ups, K. Dorm an, Frams tead, Canfie ld, Damb erger, Huff. Row 2: Fransc ioni, Bohl, Bliss, Evans , Gruen deman , J. Filber t, Forem an, Kaufm an, Duffek , Hill, Bostic, Howey, treasu rer. Row 3: Eglite , Els, Janson s, Georg e, J akobso ns, Grinbe rgs, Kostos , Andre ws, D .. Filber t, Hanne man, Hartm an, Hoffm an, Benta ll, Fry, vice-p reside nt; Gartin, Bauer . Row 4: Bite, Dick, Harris , Amen d, Arnold , Johnso n, Dunca n, Konz, Byers, Haar, Claws on, Allen, Hewes , presid ent; Jones.

CLUB rent· problems are discussed with yout h of many races. To raise funds to send delegates, the club sold cans of candy.

Inter natio nal Club supports and cooperates with the American Field Service, through which selected American stud ents spend several mon ths in a foreign nation, in exchange for foreign teenagers who attend school in the Unit ed State s. The

program stim ulate s inter natio nal unde rstand ing and good will. The club also parti cipat ed in the AFS cand y sale.

Foods of man y countries, both Western and East ern, were repre sente d at the · successful Inter natio nal Club Smorgasbord. Mem bers worked diligently, decorating the cafeteria, preparing the tanta lizin g dishes, and se~ing tickets.

Enthu siasti c, intere sted members and lively activity keep Intern ation al Club sponsor Mrs. Ruth Buck ner busy. Club member Cathy Stum p consults with her before a meeting while Sharo n Meisinger and Maril yn Kostos wait their turn.

Just whiff that delicious aroma! Loyal and talented Intern ation al Club members devot ed two Satur days and a Frida y evening to prepa ring the wide varie ty of intern ation al foods enjoy ed by a large crowd at the Smorgasbord.

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Orphe ons: Row 1: Hughe s, Munso n, Dunca n, treasu rer; Schuld eis, Keill, Kinne y, vice-p reside nt; Ness, secret ary; Shield s, Hulbe rt. Row 2: Moore , Augst ums, Willis , Wilson, Sulliv an, Armst rong, Manto r, Thom as, C. Pleis.

Row 3: Herric k, R. Pleis, Bodie, Bende r, Somm er, Peters on, Stephe ns, Hagen . Not pictur ed: Gibb, presid ent.

ORPHEONS, ART CLUB

The Art Club party was fun!

Parti cipat ion in the fine arts extends beyond school hours with Orpheons and Art Club._A music club open to stude nts of all grades, Orpheons promotes an inter est in classical music and provides musicians with an excellent oppo rtuni ty to perform ., before an audience. Members hear outside talen t, and hold a tradi tiona l open meeting each spring.

In addition to broadening their knowledge and enjo ymen t of art and related subjects, members of Art Club aid in the development of school projects.

Gues t speakers and visits to the Nebraska Art Association Exhibition add varie ty to meetings.

Art Club: Row 1: Strazd ins, S. Angle , treasu rer; Rhoad es, Ander son, Recto r. Row 2: M . Angle , presid ent; Ozolins, secret ary; Green walt, vice-p reside nt; Reel, Steven son, Yant, Allison . Row 3: Georgi , Evans, Behre nds.

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Science Club: Row 1: Rathje n, Lambe rt, Jones, Dornb erger, treasu rer. Row 2: E gan, Sell, Klippe rt, Kinge ry, secreta ry; Dorma n. Row 3: Waldr on, Halfar, Schew e, Grinbe rgs, Rose. Row 4: Georg i, Erniss e, Pope, Willm ore, Betten hausen, Perrin , Lundy . Row 5: Haar, Weber , Claws on, Evans , Reime rs, Phillip s, Zade. Standi ng: Teply, Schwe itzer, Boskin g, presid ent; Steven son, Doty.

SCIENCE, CAMERA CLUBS

Of particular present-day significance, the purpose of Science Club is to give members a sample of the scientific world abou t them, and to show them practical applications of the knowledge that they as stude nts are learning. This year's meetings emphasized guest speakers and field trips.

Besides sharing ideas and helping each othe r with problems encountered in their mutu al hobby, members of Camera Club take, develop, and print pictures. Field trips, the stud y of portr ait photograhy, and emphasis on national photography contests offered additional inter est this year.

Science Club members pay dues.

Camer a Club: Kneeli ng: Teply , presid ent; Egan, secret ary; Alles. Standi ng: Dahlb eck, Hunt, Hanna , vice-p resident; Rathje n, Indrik son, Parou bek, Kroeg er, Paegle , Sildeg s, Wallin .

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Aqual inks: Row 1: Finley, David , D . Filber t, Reime rs, Hanne man. Row 2: Brown , Schach , Huff, Dornb erger. Row 3: Jacobs , Marsh all, Heilig , Perrin . Row 4: Latham , Bentin g, Thorp e, Shield s. Row 5: Becke r, Walke r, Stump , Oder, M. Pierce . On the Board: Wallin , Stonem an, Alt, Thom pson, Ager, P . Filber t, treasu rer; Dunca n, Owens , secreta ry; S. Pierce , Geistl inger, vice-p residen t; Carr, presid ent.

AQUALINKS Inter ested sophomore, junior, and senior girls who demonstrate swimming ability may be selected to Aqualinks, a popular Lincoln High club. Thro ugh this all-girl organization, members are given an oppo rtuni ty to develop, learn, and perform synchronized swimming routines.

The first several meetings are devoted to the development and perfection of strokes and dives, and to the general improvement of swimming performance. Under the supervision of Mrs. Susa n Sheldon, sponsor, the Aqualinks are also introduced to swimming routines.

Not only does the club provide educational recreation, exercise, and an opportu nity to improve swimming skill, but each spring a large audience is privileged to enjoy the traditional Aqualinks show.

This presentation represents the culmination of the year's concentrated effort, requiring, in preparation for the show, many additional hours of intensive prac108

tice besides regular time during the weekly Tues day meetings. The them e this year was appropriately named "It's a Gran d Nigh t for Swimming."

Shown rehearsing a synchronized swimming routine are several Aqualinks members. This stunt is only one of many which a large audience observed at the April 29 show. Its success was well worth the work which went into it.

Red Cross Co.u ncil: Row 1: Lengner, Wertman, Perry, George, secretary ; Jacobsen, president; Hanneman, vicepresident; Beier, K. Dorman. Row 2: Loos, Kaufman, Hossack, Lundeen, Rodbro, Robinson, Huff, B. Dorman.

Row 3: Rose, Retzlaff, Bowers, Glascock, Tippery, Amend, Fischer, Els, Diffenderfer . Row 4: Fry, Geiger, Prettyman, Grinbergs, Andrews, Klippert, Kirkbride.

•RED CROSS COUNCIL, FUTURE SECRETARIES Affiliated with the American Red Cross; the Junior Red Cross Council conducts a program of service througho ut the year, and directs the school Red Cross fund and key-strip collection drives. Service projects during the past year included sending a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and making favors at Christmas time and for the district meeting.

Future Secretaries is a club designed to promote interest in and understa nding of business, business careers, and employment opportunities. By touring representative Lincoln firms, members learn how businesses are organized and how they function. This year the club sponsored the NOMA (Nationa l Office Manager s Association) spelling contest.

Future Secretaries: Row 1: Davis. Row 2: Kaufman, Jaco b3en, M . Larsen, Guilliatt, -Greene. Row 3: Lentz; Cornell, Johnson, Wink, president (standing) ; Barker, Biel, Spahn, Metcalf, secretary (standing). Row 4: Kahler, Hunkins, Lawson, Proctor, Schwarzenb ach, Thurmond. Row 5: Smeils, Sims, Niemann, S. Larsen, Morrison, D. Larsen. Row 6: Atkinson, Bates, George, vice-preside nt; Burcham, Becker.

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Ch es s Cl ub : Row 1: M ei sn er , W al le n, H an co ck , In dr ik so n, Oz ol s, Y ou ng .

Ro w 2: Sc he w e, Er ni ss e, R at hj en , M cP heet er s, El lio tt, Le nt z, A rm st ro ng . St an di ng : En er se n, vice -p re si de nt ; Cl ev el an d, Si ef ke s, pr es id en t; K ro eg er, A llc hi n, M cI nt os h, M ix on , se cr et ar y. Si ed el l, Fr itz le r, H ut to n, Cl aw so n,

CHESS CLUB, FORUM

A ty pi ca l Chess C lu b game requ ir es in te ns e co nc en tr at io n.

Newest members to th e Lincoln H ig h family of clubs ar e Chess Club an d Forum. Chess Club, st ar te d la st y ea r to promote chess playing in th e school, provides an o p p o rt u n it y for in te re st ed st u d en ts to p la y chess. T h e club held two to u rn am en ts within th ei r group, challenged th e faculty, an d p la y ed a m at ch w it h th e L A F B club this year.

G ra d u al revival of in te re st in d eb at e has been in d ic at ed th is y ea r b y th e formation of Forum, a club w it h th e immediate obj,ective of discussion, b u t with th e b ro ad purpose of furthering intellectual activities a t LHS. Members freely discuss selected topics for an al lo tt ed le n g th of time.

Fo ru m : Ro w 1: Gibb, Sh an er, N el so n, Pi ts ch , se cr et ar y; Lu nd y, Be nt al l, pr es id en t (s ta nd in g) .

Ro w 2: Jo ne s, Fr y, H ow ey , W in ke lm an , M el so n. Ro w 3: M az ur ak , H ew es , W ei ll, M an th ey , Cl aw so n. Row 4: M oo re , W eb er, Sc he w e, D ic k.

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Coed Couns elors: Row 1: Jacobs , Payne , Shenh erd. Reime rs, treasu rer ; Perrin , secret ary; Sterne r, vice-p residen t; C. Schmi dt, presid ent; Janson s, Jenkin s, Wrigh t, Bent.il l. Row 2: K. Daugh erty, Ostigu y, Dick, Pierce , Robot ham, Diffen derfer , Thom pson, Schrin er, Staska , Weyer , Brame . Row 3: Harris , Guillia tt, Young , Newel l, Oder, Cotton, Green wald, D. Filber t, Walke r, Marks , G. Daugh erty, Lovgr en, Pakuli s, Tonteg ode.

COED COUNSELORS The annu al fall tea, which the Coed Counselors sponsor to introduce sophomore girls to Lincoln High, is but a part of this club's activity. To carry out further the purpose of helping sophomores and girls new to the school become acquainted and well-adjusted to high school life, each counselor holds informal neighborhood gatherings with her individual "charges,"

and acts as a "big sister" to these girls throu ghou t the school year.

This club is not only of inestimable service to new girls, but also develops the personalities of the counselors themselves.

To counsel sophomores, members are selected on the basis of scholarship, dependability, initiative, attitu de toward others, cooperation and leadership.

Coed Couns elors: Row 1: Hiatt, Van Cleave , Evans , Shuma n, Thom pson, J. Filber t, Long, Pitsch , Reifsc hneide r, S. Schmi dt, Kuyat t. Row 2: Van Lanin gham, Silva, Coy, Bite, Zade, Meisn er, Schwa ninger, Iburg, Kowra ck, Bernh ardt, Duffek , Upton . Row 3: Trout , Heide nreich , Tautfe st, L . Johns on, Goodw in, Crave n, Fische r, Moure r, Greely , B. Johnso n, Rober ts, Bliss, Know lton, Kinge ry, Armst rong, Weisg erber.

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Safety Committee: Row 1: Els, Framstead, Pierce, Hart, Kostos. Row 2: Hinkle, Jones, Weber, Sildegs.

SERVICE GROUPS

Assembly Committee: Kneeling: Harris. Standing: Diffenderfer, Dorman, Bohl, Osborne, Johnson, Stevenson, Stuertz, Evans. On Ladders: Kluge, Metcalf, Els, Teply.

Door Guards: Row 1: Mixon, Evans, Hanneman, Craven, Bruce, Johnson. Row 2: McWilliams, Shields, Retzlaff, Price, Martin.

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ECA Committee: Melson, Duffek, Paroubek, Bauer, Ostiguy, Canfield, Layton, Paegle.

Usherettes: Row 1 : Rod bro, Sabin, Pleis. Row 2: Wolfe, Buntemeyer , Damke, Buehler. Row 3: l(ane, LaPlante, Clement, Zastrow. Row 4: Phillips, Gibson, Beaty, Selk.

Row 5: Paegle, Wallin, Cave, Gia cock.

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Lib rar y Co mm itte e: Ro w 1: Ha tfi eld , Pe ter son , Ha as Ne lso n, Ar ms tro ng, Ba um an is. Ro w 2: Sie del l, La mb ert , Ha ll, Ol son , Wa ym ire , Wi llm ore .

Hi -Sp ot Co mm itte e: Ro w 1: Ste rne r, Ki rkb rid e, Ro bo tha m, Sc hw ab au er, Pe rri n, Sc hn ell . Row 2: Th orp e, Fil be rt, Ha hn , Ku be rt, Sh um an, Od er.

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Pe pp er s: Row 1: Kn ow lto n, Ko sto s, Ku kl in , B. Jo hn so n, Ki rk br id e, K. George, J. Ho us el, N. Ho us el, C. Ge or ge , Hu nk in s, Ha hn , N. Hu gh es , Sh ar on Ka hl er . Row 2: D. La rse n, Le ybold , S. La rse n, La yt on , Ho we y, M .

La rse n, Li ke ns , Ku eb ler , Le ng ne r, Gu ill iat t, Hu ds on , M . Hu gh es . Row 3: Iv ers on , Gr inb erg s, Ja ko bs on s, Hi ll, M ar ke y, Li nt z, M ac e, M . Jo hn so n, Hu ge lm an , Ja co bs en , S. La rso n, Ha ge sta d. Row 4: Ha rri s, He rm an , Ki ng , Ki nn ey , Ke ill , M ar es h, Le nt z, Ha ck sta dt , Goss, Lu ed tk e, Ha lst ed , Gr ee ne . Row 5: Ki nn iso n, Ha rtm an , S. Ho ffm an , Gl en n, Sa nd ra Ka hl er , Jo ne s, B . Ho ffm an , La ws on , Ka uf ma n, Lo os , He ss er, Ha ef fn er, Ko nz .

PEPPERS . . .

PEPPERS . . .

Wherever th er e is a surge of school pe p an d enthusiasm, of cheering, of te am encouragement, it is probable th at th e re d an d black uniforms of th e Peppers are in th e center of th e excitement. T he majority of senior girls belong to this pep club, whose purpose it is to encourage an d create school spirit, an d to su pp or t th e teams through victory an d defeat. School spirit is cr ea te d in a nu m be r of ways: through cheers, rallies, posters, pennants,

an d shakers. T he primary source, however, is th e individual spark, which is ca ug ht an d continues to spread until- th e en ti re st ud en t body is burning with an im at ed school spirit an d inspiration.

Public opinion of Lincoln High is influenced in pa rt by th e Pe pp er s an d th ei r symbolic uniforms. In addition to supporting teams, it is th ei r responsibility to uphold standards an d promote favorable impressions of th e school. Through th e

Peppers: Row 1: Da le, C. Ba ue r, Br am e, Do rm an , Fr am ste ad , El s, De Ha ve n, Fe lto n, By er s, Ca rr, Bi nd ru m, Al lison. Row 2: Ge ist lin ge r, Bi te, Bl iss , Be ck er, Do len , Ar no ld, De nh am , K. Al t, Am en d, An dr ew s, Be ler , Do ty.

Row 3: Do ug las , Fe ath er, M . Ba ue r, Du nc an , Ch as so n, Bo hl , Co rn ell, G. Da vis , S. Da vis , Br an ne n, Fa rb er , Ab bo tt, S. Fi lb er t. Row 4: C. Al t, Bu rc ha m, Ev an s, Da ug he rty , Ga nd ar a, Bi el, Ba ke r, Al len , Ba rk er , Bu rk , Da lla s, Ch am be rs, Fr an sc ion i. Row 5: Di ck , Di ffe nd erf er, Ca rte r, P. Fi lb er t, Bl ak e, Cr os by , Be nta ll, Fr y, Cr ee l.

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Pepp ers: Row 1: Teal e, Wal dron , Shan er, You ng, Ston ema n, treas urer ; Sang er, vice -pre side nt; Wal ker, pres iden t; Win kelm an, secr etary ; How ell, vice-pres iden t; Tay lor, Wal lin, Trim ble, Spo or, Tele en. Row 2: Wer tman , TeS elle, Som mers , Schn iebe r, Yan t, Stev a, Win k, Scot t, Wel ls, Schw enke ,· Schr itt, Som mer. Row 3: Sutt on, Spae dt, Upto n, Ven erab le, Thu rmo nd, Simm ons, Sme ils, Shel don, Schw eitze r, G. Schn eide r, Tipp ery, Shaf er, Shef ferd . Row 4: Stra nd, C. Tho mps on, Stak ens, Wer tz, Sim s, War d, Schw arze nbac h, Star ck, Whe aton , Wat son, Shu tts, Rite nour , Shan non. Row 5: Will is, Schu ldeis, Spah n, Wey and, Zich ek, Van Hor n, Schn ell, P. Tho mps on, Ster n, Stev enso n, Schr iner, Stas ka.

PEPPERS • • • merit system, girls are rewarded for the ir service, while demerits are given to irresponsible members.

The pep club forms the nucleus of the sup por t necessary to encourage and instill the tea m with victorious determination and desire. Traditionally, the Peppers remain in the ir section at the end of the game to sing "Loyal and Tru e," an action which represents the ir steadfast loyalty to Lincoln High School.

Peppers: Row 1: Mei nke, Sand ra Rice , Metc alf, M. Mels on, G. Mel son, Nels on, Rob erts, Sand vold , Osm era, Judy Owe ns, Shar on Rice , Proc tor. Row 2: Min ford , Mau l, Mei sing er, Rec tor, I. Tho mps on, Phil lips, Joan Mey er, E .

Mill er, D . Mar tin, Jo Ann Owe ns, Niem eyer . Row 3: Reel , Perr y, Roa ch, Olde nbl! rg, Rob ert, Rob otha m, Pret tyman , Ogd en, Niem ann, O'K elley , Pier ce, Pleis . Row 4: Pitsc h, K. ~els on, ~om n, McK eem ~, Sc~ on, Judy Mar tin, Jean Ann Mey er, Mei er, Pete rs, Mur kle, Rose berr y, Jose phm e Mar tm, Parc el. Ro~ :>: B. Mill er, Mat tice, R. Nels on, D. Schn eide r, Mos er, Nich ols, Piep er, Osti guy, Ozol ins, Sche rle, Patt on, Mor rison .

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L Club: Row 1: Drevo , Zollico ffer, Eitel, treasu rer ; deBro wn, Bauer, secret ary; Mc Willia ms, vice-p reside nt; Powel l, Osterh olm, Jacobs , D . Stana rd, Scanlo n, Fowle s, presid ent. Row 2: Brideg am, Nystro m, Micha ud, Hewes , Hersh berger , Moser , Hadle y, Flachm an, Calho un, Provin ce, Chand ler, Akers , Biff Pfeiff, Fauss, Reynolds, Maste rs, Bill Pfeiff, Marti n Gartn er, Vogt. Row 3: Fortne r, Hulew icz, L. Stanar d, Wism er, Cotton , Walle n, Frohn , J esifers , Kugre ns, TeSel le, Schne ider, Sitzm an, DuBoi s, Linn, Thom as, Chamb ers, Holde r, Campb ell, Ortiz. Row 4: Ripley, Schlei ger, Barnh ill, Willia ms, Munso n, McLa rnan, Wood ward, Turley , Allen, Evans , Haase , Grasz, McGu ire, Strain, Bauer s, Isama n, Snow, Foudr ay, Raske y. Row 5: Bersti s, Miller, Meyer s, Haas, Shaw, Hollib augh, Singer, Sherid an, Nelson , Focht , Gacus ana, Young scap, Rosen berg, Gibson , Sutton , Revis, Derm yer, Sildeg s, Leyde n, Johns ton, Ducke r, Willia mson.

L CLUB, CHEERLEADERS An inform al L Club meeting.

Leading cheers and planning pep rallies, the Varsity Cheerleaders help increase school spirit and inter est in sports. Dinners for cheerleaders of othe r schools promote bette r interschool relations.

One service of the L Club, composed of Varsity lette rmen , is keeping crowds off the basketball court.

They also arran ge the annu al L Club reunion.

Cheer leader s: Procto r, Dale, Minfo rd, Geistl inger, Feath er, Meink e, Alt, Dougl as, Bauer , Teale.

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Hom eco min g Att end ants and Esc orts : And y Sto nem an, Ric h Revis, Ard ith Meinke, Joh n Mil ler, She rril l Geistling er, Dav e Mey ers, Jac kie Lik ens, Fre d You ngs cap , Pat Filb ert, Pao lo Sca par one

Hom eco min g Queen, She rril l Gei stlin ger

SENIOR ROYALTY Spr ing Roy alty , Jim Sca nlon , Ard ith Meinke

Spr ing Roy al Cou rt: Ric h Revis, Car oll Alt~ Bill Fow les, And y Sto nem an, Jim Sca nlon , Ard ith Meinke, Pat Filb ert, Dou g Ost erholm , Jac kie Lik ens, Tom Nystro m

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1959 FOOTBALL SEASON

LHS 7 0 38 14 34 12 6 46 44 14

Zollicoffer, in action against 0. Central, carries the ball around right end as Haas (80) runs interferenc e and Shaw (72) runs to assist.

Opponent 24 Creigh ton Prep 19 Omaha Central 6 North Platte 6 Northeast 14 Grand Island 6 Southeast 13 Omaha North 7 Omaha South 7 Omaha Tech 0 Omaha Benson

The Lincoln High gridders completed a highly successful 1959 season with a record of seven wins and three losses, ranking second in the state.

VARSITY

Dickerson and Zollicoffer smack an angry Islander while Powell ( 32) and Biff Pfeiff ( 50) watch the play. The Links won 34-14.

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After suffering two losses in opening games against top-rated Creighton Prep, 24-7, and Omaha Central, 19-0, Coach Jim Sommers' eleven came back to smother North Platte 38-6. This was only the beginning of a season marked by tremendous point margins for Lincoln High. The Links averaged 10 points per game over their opponents. In ~ touch and go contest with intra-city rivals, Lincoln High outscored the Northeast Rockets, 14-6.

Avenging last year's defeat, Lincoln High rolled over Grand Island, 34-14.

The Black and Red continued on to retain the city football championship

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trophy by defeating the Southeas t Knights, 12-6, for the second consecutive year.

Downed by Omaha North, 13-6, for the last seasonal loss, the Links rebounded to trample Omaha South, 46-7. Omaha Tech fell heavily, 44-7, and the Links completed the most successful season since 1954 by whipping Omaha Benson, 14-0, in subfreezing weather in the LHS Oval.

Key figures in Links action for the 1959-60 season, rating a position on the All-City team, were backs Bobby Williams and Art McWilliams, ends Gary Haas and Jerry Jacobs, tackle Jerry Wismer, and All-State guard Darrel Stanard. Honorable mentions went to backs Gregg Ortiz, Sam Zollicoffer, and Howard Strain, and center Biff Pfeiff.

McWilliams (20) tries desperatel y to evade an onrushing foe. All-State guard Stanard prepares to stop the tacklers.

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Lincoln High School Athletic Board : Row 1 : William Bogar, William Pfeiff, Harold Gilliland, Alva Cavett, Phil Sprague, Neal Hafemeister, Alden Johnson, Jim Sommers. Row 2: Harold Scott, Dick Beechner, D ean Clawson, Wayne Osborn, Buford Grosscup, Darrell Grell, LeRoy Colson.

Row 1: Beechner, Varsity Ass't. ; Sommers, Head Coach; Johnson, Soph. Coach. Row 2: Grosscup, Reserve Coach; Sprague, Reserve Ass't. ; Osborn, Soph. Ass't.

Past, Present, and Future Coaches: Row 1: Sommers, Bill and Biff Pfeiff, Beechner. Row 2: Schwartzkopf, W. Pfeiff, R. Beechner, Baller, Browne.

Aiding the coaches and caring for the equipment are the chief duties of managers TC Gartner, Mel Grasz, and Bob Reynolds.

Shown at a · coach-team -parent meeting are Roger and Steve deBrown, Tom Nystrom; Coach Sommers, Mrs. and Mr. deBrown, and Mrs. and Capt. Nystrom.

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Reserv e Footba ll: Row 1: Hayne s, Ahlbe rg, Zuerle in, Sitzma n, Thom , Allen, Gacus ana, LaRos e, Samps on, Loos.

Row 2: H. Monis mith, manag er; Halter man, Firesto ne, R eel, Osterh olm, Hruza , Purins , Duer, Usher , Thom as, Reed, D . Monis mith, manag er. Row 3: Reben sdorf, Strick er, Campb ell, Yant, Frisch , Groho wski, Thees en, Fische r, Wallic k, Stanar d, Shepa rd.

RESERVE,SOPH.FOOTBALL LHS Sophomores, coached by Alden The Lincoln High Reserves, coached

by Buford Grosscup and Phil Sprague, John son and Wayne Osborn, maintained completed a 3-2 season. Discouraging loss- a 2-2 seasonal record. Wasting no time, es were hand ed the junior varsity at the they sailed past the Lincoln Sout heas t onset of the season by Southeast, who Sophomores, 13-7. This was followed by a gained a 7-0 victory, and Boys Town, who 25-19 win over the othe r intra-city team, crashed their way to a 31-0 triumph. Lincoln Northeast. Now turni ng to a Down, but never out, the scrappy Re- rougher schedule, the Sophomores were serves trounced Hastings a whopping 26-0. stun ned by the Beatrice Reserves, 25-6. A The highlight of the season came when .500 season mark was main taine d as the Lincoln High, during a retur n game, hand- Lincoln High football newcomers ag·ain ed Boys Town a 14-12 loss on home terri- fell to the Crete Reserves, 9-0. The Sophotory. The Reserves finished on a happ y mores gained 44 points for the season while their opponents amassed a total of 60. note by crushing Northeast, 27-12.

Sophomore Football: Row 1: Huck, manag er; Malco m, Blood , Johns on, Wayb right, Moser, LaDuk e, Rice, Coope r, Axe. Row 2: Coach Johnso n, Armst rong, May, Beatty, Bauer, Yost, Smith , Rownd . Row 3: Tice, Bailey , Somm er, Dougl as, Way, Weber, Folme r, Olson, Coach Osborn .

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VARSITY BASKETBALL LHS 59 49 50 47 40 43 38 34 52 49

1959-60 BASK ETBA LL SEAS ON Opponent LHS Opponent McCook 45 46 Lincoln South east 64 Abe Lincoln 42 Omaha North 73 .31 Omah a Westside 28 Hasti ngs 53 42 67 Lincoln North east Creighton Prep 36 59 61 Lincoln South east Omah a South 70 30 45 Lincoln North east., Omah a Centr al 39 47 Omah a Benson 24 Boys Town 41 Distr ict Tour name nt Omah a Tech 64 Gran d Island 52 Lincoln North east 36 41

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Faced with a tremendous rebuilding problem, Lincoln High, defending state champ, was predicted to do anything but win games. However, the Links hustled to a 10-7 season, a com men dabl e debu t by Coach Alden Johnson.

The Links picked up a 28 game winning strea k and ran it to 35 games before being knocked off by upset-minded Boys Town.

In the season opener, the Links skimmed by Mc- .

Cook, 59-45. Next, Abe Lincoln fell 49-42, and then then 0. Westside, 50-28.

Coach Johnson

Denny Flachman and Sam Zollicoffer exhibit fighting spirit as they struggle for control of the ball with Omaha Westside opponents .

LHS defeated its first intra-city rival, Northeas t; 47-36. Southeas t was the next victim, succumbing 40-30 in a tight game.

Again Northeas t was toppled, this time 43-39. 0. Benson was the last team added to the Links' winning string, falling 38-24. The Links met their Waterloo at the Boys Town Field House. The determined Cowboys tipped the Links 41-34.

LHS, after the win streak had been snapped, proceeded to lose to 0. Tech, 64-52, and to Grand Island, 52-49, in a nip and tuck affair. Southeas t gained its first win, 64-40, over a cold Lincoln club.

The Links, regrouping their forces, then pounded 0. North, 73-31. Hastings and Creighton Prep were added to the list of victims, as LHS continued to roll.

0. South was the next opponent. The Links played magnificently against the top-rated club, but finally yielded the contest, 70-61. 0. Central squeezed by the Red and Black, 47-45, despite the 17-7 last period comeback by the Links.

At district tourname nt time the Links were defeated in the first round by a vastly improve d Northea st team. Although both clubs were cold, the Rockets managed to salvage the win, 41-36.

The Links completed the season with a respectable record. Lack of height and experience were more than offset by desire, hustle, and excellent coaching.

Shown are Haas and Lincoln Southeast 's Kraemer after a rebound. The Links emerged victorious in the first game with the Knights.

Haas stretches high to snag a rebound from the fingertips of a fighting Viking. Omaha North succumbed to the Links' powerful drive, 73-31.

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Res erv e Bas ket bal l: Row 1: Row nd, Mc Dan iels , Fol me r, Tru e, Cha mb ers , Str ain. Row 2: Mo nis mit h, LaP age , Lou den , Sw ans on, Sni der, Cam pbe ll.

RESERVE,SOPH.BASKETBALL Th e Lincoln High Reserves split evenly du rin g the 1959-60 season, compiling an 8-8 record. Th e jun ior Links finished high in the In ter -C ity League standings with a 6-2 mark.

Th e Re d an d Black be at McCook, 4537 ; Ab ra ha m Li nc ol n, 52 -3 9; Li nc ol n No rth ea st, 39-38; Om ah a Tech, 41-39; Om ah a No rth , 58-43; Creighton Pr ep , 4541; Om ah a So uth , 47-43; an d Omaha

Central, 59-55. Coach Sc otf s five were defeated by Omaha Westside, 45-43; LSE, 46-41 an d 42-36; LN E, 41-38; Omaha Benson, 42-41; Boys Town, 44-34; Gr an d Island, 52-51; an d Hastings, 48-42.

Th e Sophomore Sq ua d compiled a 6-2 re co rd , dr op pi ng tw ice ea ch Li nc ol n Southeast, Lincoln Northeast, an d the Piu s X Reserves. LN E an d LS E each won the thi rd game from the LH S yearlings.

Sophomore Basketball: Row 1: Blo od, He ide ma nn, LaD uke, Du er, Bas kin , Sim pso n. Row 2: Phe lan , Her gen rad er, Do ugl as, Sex ton , Wo lf, Ma tso n, Cle me ns.

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Varsit y Gymn astics: Row 1: Raske y, Vogt, Micha ud, Ray, L. Stanar d, D. Stanar d, Nystro m, Pfeiff, Provin ce.

Row 2: Miller , Sitzma n, Chand ler, Allen, Woodw ard, Te Selle, Focht, Turley , DuBoi s, manag er.

GYMNASTICS LHS gymnasts compiled a nine-win one-loss season record. Team stren gth coupled with outstanding individual ~erformance was the key to the Links' victories.

The only team to defeat LHS was Lincoln Southeast in the first meet. Nine wins followed as Beatrice, Omaha Benson (twice) , Lincoln Nort heas t (twice) , Lincoln Southeast, Hastings and Gran d Islan d were defeated. The team also won in triangular competition.

In the state tourn amen t the Links finished runnerup to Hastings in what Coach Sprague termed, "A typical Lincoln High fine finish." The Reserves posted a 2-1 record in play against LNE and LSE.

Coach Sprague

Chuc k Province displays the balan ce and form neces sary to be a top-n otch gymn ast.

Reserv e Gymn astics: Row 1: Johns on, Mitch ell, Fry, Brown , May. Row 2: Dadzit is, Sitzma n, Rebensdorf, Jones, Malco m, Bailey, Samps on, Mr. Osborn , coach. Row 3: Zuerle in, VanDo ren, Grinbergs, Felton , Burke y, Harps ter.

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Swimming Team: Row 1: Craig, Bassler, Schwenke, Bauers, Schneider, Akers, Hussey, Cullen, Evans, Stednitz.

Row 2: Haase, manager; Dermyer, Heuke, Frisch, Frohn, Gacusana, Revis, Wallen, Tice, Holder, Jesse, Nollkamper, manager. Row 3: Linn, manager; Lambert, Christensen , Schwab, Johnston, Meyers, Fowles, Thomas, Leyden, Harden, Ripley, Mr. Bentz, coach.

SWIMMING

Coach Bentz

Cal Bentz, in his second year as head coach of the LHS swimming team, brought the Links through the season with a fine 4-3 record, a win in the Inter-Cit y League, a second in the city, and a fourth in the state.

The finmen opened the season with wins over OmaI ha South, Lincoln Northeast, and Omaha Benson before Lincoln Southeas t dunked them twice. LHS then defeated Hastings, but fell before powerhouse Sioux City.

The Links out-paddled Omaha Central and Creighton Prep to win the Inter-Cit y Meet. In the City Meet, LSE nipped Bentz's crew by five points. Many records fell as the Links swam to a fourth place in the State Meet.

Dave Meyers, Willis Leyden, and Rich Revis keep their eyes on the starter during one of the many physically exhausting practice workouts.

Ace Lincoln High swimmer Bill Fowles exhibits his well-known butterfly stroke. Fowles won an easy victory in this event in the state meet.

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Rey el, Eit ms, llia Wi Mc w, Sno s, ster Ma 2: Row . am deg Bri , ser Mo n, lde Wa , rtin Ma : Var sity Wr estl ing : Row 1 liGil .

Mr ll, nhi Bar r, sme Wi , ham ling Col an, pm Chi k, llic Wa r, tne For er; nag ma ss, Fau nol ds, Mc Phe ete rs. Row 3: lan d, coa ch.

WRESTLING W ith only four returning lettermen, the Lincoln High wrestling sq ua d got off to a fast sta rt by retaining the mythical championship of the Lincoln Public Schools Inv ita tio na l Wrestling To urn am en t. During the remainder of the season, the grapplers earned five wins ag ain st four losses. Te am s to fall were Gr an d Island, Lincoln So uth ea st, Om ah a Central, Omaha Westside, an d Pi us a ah Om st, ea rth No ln co Lin , wn To ys Bo to re we s sse Lo X. North, an d Omaha South.

At the dis tri ct tournament, eight ma tm en qualified nma S LH rd. thi for d tie ks Lin the as et me te sta the for aged to grab sixth place in the sta te tourney.

Co ach Gi llil and

A Link grapples wit h his obstinat e foe as an official and tea mm ate s wa tch int ent ly.

Res erv e Wr estl ing : Row 1: Mr . Osb orn ,' coa ch; Ma ul, Sla ike u, Do wn s, r, me Som , ber We 2: Row n. ese The t, mid Sch en, Gre dt, win Sch , per Coo Sta cy, Che ase bro , Sha w, Ach er , Wa ybr igh t, Olson.

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Varsit y infielders: Row 1: Scanlo n, Powel l, Osterh olm.

Row 2: Stewa rt, Haas, Singer .

Varsit y pitchers and catche rs: Row 1: Young scap, Hadley, D. Monis mith. Row 2: Snider, McGu ire, Sherid an.

BASEBALL Coach Buford Grosscup built his 1960 baseball squa d arou nd eleven retur ning lettermen. The returne es were Bill Fowles, George Isaman, and Tom Nyst rom in the outfield; Doug Osterholm, Jim Scanlon, Garr y Powell, and Harv ey Singer, infielders; Galen Hadl ey and Fred Youngscap behind the plate; and Mickey McGuire and Dewey Sheridan, pitchers.

Daro ld Monismith, Gary Haas, and Tom Stewart, up from the reserves, roun ded out the squad.

The season mark ed the ""R ed and Black's entry into the tough Inter -City League. The schedule included games with Creighton Prep, Omaha North, Council Bluffs Abra ham Lincoln, Omaha South, Oma ha Benson, Oma ha Westside, Omaha Central, Oma ha Tech, and two games with each of the city rivals, Lincoln Sout heas t and Lincoln Northeast.

Varsit y outfielders and managers: Row 1: Krum m, McNe il, Schen eman, (managers) . Row 2: Isama n, Nystro m, Fowles (outfie lders) .

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Reserv e Baseb all: Row 1: Busch , Jones, LaDuk e, Koehn , Armst rong, Rownd , Grene meier, Yordt. Row 2: Malon ey, Spealm an, Herge nrader , Frisch , Dougl as, H. Monis mith, Betten hausen , Cleme ns. Row 3: Wymo re, manag er; Waybr ight, Rohn, Rosen burg, Purins , DeVer e, Jesifer s, Blood, Moser.

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TENNIS

Coach Colson

rtte le e re th ck ba ed m lco we n lso Co y Ro ss bo is Tenn e at St 58 19 e th of rs be em m re we om wh of o tw , en m ar ye otw , on bs Gi k ic D s or ni Se d. ua sq ip sh on pi Cham y nd A d an , an rm tte le e or om ph so s, we He b letterman, Bo p U e. om es re th g in en at re th S LH e th ed ut tit ns co s Sildeg m Ji s or ni ju d an tt le ow H hn Jo or ni se , es rv se from th e Re . am te y sit ar V e th t ou d de un ro d ea M C. R. d an i Lutz Th e Links opened th e 1960 campaign with a string rs tte ne e Th s. tie o tw by ly on d re ar m ns wi ht of 42 st ra ig 3, 4t, as he ut So n ol nc Li ng pi m du t, ar st st fa a to go t off an d Lincoln Northeast, 5-2.

Th e Links m et Lincoln •N orthecJ.st an d Lincoln , on ns Be a ah m O , de tsi es W a ah m O , e) ic (tw t as he So ut s wa t ee M ty Ci e Th . ep Pr n to gh ei Cr d an , Boys Town held M ay 13, 14; th e St at e Mee_t, M ay 20, 21.

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Re ser ve Te nn is : Kn eel ing : Sa un de rs, Jon es, Sla ike u. Sta nd ing : Clevelan d, Fry , Ma nth ey , Va ug hn .

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V a rs it y T ra c k : Row 1 : C a lh o u n , S ta cy, F ir e s to n e , S it z m a n , M c D a n ie ls , Im m , C h a m b e rs , Pfeiff, V a u g h n J a c o b s , T h e e s e n , T r u e , M c G ra th , M c L a rn .

R o w 2: a n , W il li a m s , K u g re n s , F ro h n , S c h le ig e r. Row C a m p b e ll, C o ll in g h a m , P ro b a s c o , S w a n s o n 3 : J e s if e rs, . R ip le y , , B e rs ti s, S u tt o n, S a c k e tt .

TRACK, FIELD, T h i r t e e n l e t t e r m e n b o l s t e r e d Coach Harold Scott's hopes for a n o t h e r successful t r a c k season. P a c e d b y two-year l e t t e r men Dick Ripley, J u r i s Jesifers, A r t McWilliams, K n u t e Berstis, a n d Bobby Wiliams, t h e thinclads sped to a n early- win over G r a n d Island, 72 1/ 3-50 2/ 3.

Other returning l e t t e r m e n were R o n C a lh o u n , m ile; Roger Campbell, 880; P a u l J u r i s J esifers strives to b e t t e r his b r o a d ju m p Kugrens, 440; Don M c L a r n a n , mile, 880; mark. H e also competed well in th e high jum p , pole vault, a n d th e high a n d low hurdles.

T o m Sitzman, 880; H o w a r d Strain, pole vault, low hurdles; D o n S u t t o n , 880.

A blurred image flashes p a s t as senior miler Dick R ip le y r o u n d s a t u r n in a fast-paced p r a c ti c e run.

Don M c L a r n a n receives th e b a to n from hard-d r iv in g D o n S u tt o n a n d begins th e tr ip a r o u n d th e trac k , a s th e y p r a c ti c e for perfection in· achieving f a s t rela y timings.

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Cross-Coun try Team: Row 1: Calhoun, McLarnan. Row 2: Ripley, Sackett, Sutton.

CROSS-COUNTRY Newcomers were Don Stacey and Dave , Collingham, sophomore sprinters; Jim Sackett, Dick Imm, middle distance; and Lyle Schleiger, pole vault.

The Links' schedule included the Inter-City Meet, the Lincoln Public Schools Meet, and the District and State Meets.

A triangular with Boys Town and Omaha Benson and the Central Nebraska Invitational at Hastings filled out the slate.

Managers: Kneeling: Luft, Berry. Standing: Masters, Sandvold.

Reserve Track: Row 1: LaRose, Grinbergs, Bates, Heidemann, Ilisko, Cooper, Zuerlein, Davis, Wal~er. R;ow 2: Sitzman, Ozols, Haynes, Halfar, Liepins, Sampson, Schewe, Duer, Butcher. Row 3: Rebensdorf, Boskmg, Fischer, Shaw, Burgess, Schroeder, Bailey, Yant, Traudt.

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Varsity Golf: Williamson, Munson, Nelson, Dermyer.

GOLF .

Four lettermen returned to Coach Dick Beechner's fold this spring. Heading the list were Tom Williamson and Ron Munson, both two-year monogram winners. Don Dermyer and Duane Nelson, the lone junior on the squad, also returned.

The Links set out to better last year's thirteent h place finish, despite inclement weather, by taking early-season victories over Omaha Westside and Lincoln South-

east in a triangular meet.

Other meets were a triangula r with Lincoln Northeas t and Lincoln Southeas t on April 14; the Fremont Invitatio nal Meet on April 19; another triangula r with Lincoln Northeas t and Lincoln Southeas t on April 28; a dual meet at Omaha Westside on April 29; a dual at Omaha Benson on May 6; the City Meet on May 13; and the State Meet, May 24, at Beatrice.

Tom Williamson watches the ball travel down the fairway as he tees off in a practice golfing session.

Reserve Golf: Cullen, Failing, Krieger, Putens, Reed.

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Girls Athletic Association: Row 1: Wheaton, Fry, Hadsell, Schach, vice-preside nt; Ostiguy, president; Peterson, treasurer; Tichota, B. Johnson, Jones. Row 2: Zieg, Guilliatt, L . Johnson, Zands, Anderson, Tilman, Shields, Phelps, Pierce. Row 3: Hossack, Mullins, Toombs, Dahlberg, Huff, Pitsch, Grubb, Howell, Carr.

GAA, INTRAMURALS The fair sex is not excluded from the sports program.

Through the Girls Athletic Association, a girl may compete and receive instruction in individual and team sports, which include: swimming, table tennis, tennis, archery, golf, hiking, basketball, volleyball, and softball.

Besides building good health, members have an opportunity to enjoy wholesome recreation.

"A boy for every sport and a sport for every boy" is the goal of the Intramur al Athletic program. All boys are eligible, with the exception of varsity and reserve team members during the season they are competing in interscholastic sports. A championship plaque is awarded to the home room amassing the greatest number of points in competitive sports. Also included in the program are free-play and instructional activity.

Often a girl's only opportunit y to enjoy archery is through GAA. A Medal is annually awarded to the senior girl most outstandin g in athletics.

The secret of the intramural 's success lies with its director, Neal Hafemeist er. At present, LHS is the only Nebraska school with such a program.

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Bowling is only one of the many sports offered by the intramural program. This local bowling alley is crowded on a Saturday morning with Lincoln High boys participati ng in intramural s. A part of the program also includes free-play activity during holidays when the rest of the school is closed.

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VERTI§ING

Often a chore but usually a relaxing pleasure is Stan Wehrli's opinion of the collegiate hair cuts he receives from Al's Barber Shop, a friendly and efficient place to go.

"Varying tastes in music can be satisfied at Donmar Pharmacy," states Dick Imm as Pat Kinney and Alan Hurd help him choose a recording from the complete collection at Don's Den.

Any flooring job will be enhanced by the attractive tiles and linoleum which Van Stewart and Sharon Meisinger have found at Meisinger Brothers Shade and Linoleum Company.

Admiring the style of the 1960 Dodge at De Brown Auto Sales are Tom Williamson, Steve Moses, Roger deBrown and Steve deBrown, who agree it would be a superb graduation gift.

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As Claudia Walker looks on, Jim Roach fills out his deposit slip. They are both confident that Jim's money will be well handled at the National Bank of Commerce.

Prompt, courteous service combined with tasty food are only two of the many reasons why Tom Eitel, Cathy Stump, Donna Filbert and Dewey Ault patronize King's Drive-In.

Trying out different types of secretarial equipment at the Lincoln School of Commerce are Judy Perry, Karen George, and Mary Wertman, who are planning further training.

Pete Sommerha user and orm Rosenberg agree that Jackie Likens has found just the card she has been looking for. Alvord Pharmacy carries a large line of greeting cards for all occasions.

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Critic ally analyzing the advan tages offered by the new Corvair at DuTeau Chevrolet, Terry Tice and Paul Hemp hill decide that this small car is the thing for 1960.

Lincoln High stude nts Dave Kahm and Sharo n Douglas have found Christiano's No. 3 a convenient place to go durin g the noon hour for delicious pizza and tantal izing foods.

Two prospective subje cts for next year's senior pictur es are Gail Gingrich and R. C. Mead who are admir ing a samp le of the fine work displayed at Anderson Studio.

As the long await ed mome nt of commencement draws near, Jim Derm yer helps Dore tta Phillips make a last minu te adjus tmen t on the cap furnishe d by Mohawk Cap and Gown Company.

To be sure of financial prote ction in time of need, Dixie Hufna gle and Doug Thom learn the fine details about the insura nce policies offered

by Weaver-Minier Ltd.

The scholarship key which is prese nted each year to the Lincoln High senior with the highe st grade average is one of the fine produ cts of Rixstine Jewe lry Manufacturing Company.

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Su san Sa ng er an d Sal ly Dale, Lincoln Hi gh 's rep res ent ati ves on the adv iso ry bo ard of Mi lle r & Paine, dis pla y som e fine offers fou nd in the high school sho p on thi rd flooi.

A maze of wires and bu tto ns ma ke up the IB M machines use d for office work at Midwest Lif e Insurance Company. "T oo mu ch to comprehen d," say Caroll Al t and Jer ry Jac obs .

To m Pe rry ask s Pa t Me tca lf's opi nio n of the luxurious pen an d pencil set in wh ich he is int erest ed as the y browse thr ou gh the wo nde rfu l me rch and ise at La tsc h Brothers, Inc.

At the Nebraska Book Store, which offers excellen t qua lity school supplies, Ginger Va n Ho rn and Sa nd ra Lawson have found jus t the thi ng to boo st the ir gra de in any class.

Ta kin g tim e ou t to loo k over some po rtr ait s tak en by Townsend Studio, Ro ger Ly tle an d Delores Mi nfo rd feel ass ure d tha t the ir sen ior pic tur es will ref lec t qu ali ty pho tog rap hy.

As Ha rol d Ba uer rea die s ano the r can, Bill Pfeiff adj ust s the mu ltic olo r pai nt mixing ma chi ne at Van Sic kle Pa int Manufacturing Company for ano the r vivid sha de variation.

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Knowing th at valuable belongings will be safe u n d er lock an d k ey a t th e Commonwealth Company, Sherrill Geistlinger an d T o m N y st ro m m ak e pl an s to re n t th ei r own de po si t boxes.

A la st m in u te ad ju st m en t b y Ju d y Owens, a p er t smile from S ha ro n F ra m st ea d , a click of th e sh u tt er , an d an o th er ar ti st ic se ni or pi ct ur e is ca p tu re d b y A rt h u r Owens S tu d io .

V er n L ou de n an d L y n n N eu m an observe one oi th e m an y scientific pieces of eq ui pm en t us ed in Roberts D a ir y la bo ra to ri es to sa fe gu ar d th ei r ta st y da ir y pr od uc ts .

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A t H il l H at ch er y, Gregg O rt iz an d G ar y Powell le ar n first h an d how li tt le chicks ar e ha tc he d, ra is ed , an d ca re d for in th e m os t scientific mann er from th e egg to th e farmer.

Aside from ta k in g senior pi ct ur es , Les M cA d am s is also proficient in ca nd id sh ot s which is well rl.emonstrated as he ca tc he s th e ba sk et ba ll te am in a pr e- ga m e pe p ta lk w it h Coach Jo hn so n.

"A re th er e an y goodies in he re ?" A rd it h Meinke, S us ie S ch ri tt , an d Lyle Schleiger pe er ho pe fu ll y in to an oven a t Central E le ct ri c and Gas Comp a n y w he re de pe nd ab le gas ap pl ia nc es ar e sold.

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As Ron Robin son and Gene McCr eight inspe ct a fine clarinet, Charles Anderson considers trading for a new horn at Dietz e Music House, retailer s of musicial instru ments .

Dress ed for their senior pictur es, Jacki e Feath er and Bill Fowles find difficulty in selecting a frame from the vast assor tmen t that is always available at Edholm & Blom gren Studio.

Like, let's move out! From the expression on the faces of Dave Meyers, Rich Revis and George Isama n, that is the only thoug ht as they admire a new Buick conve rt at Mowbray Buick.

Wea pons used by American India ns have become a popul ar weapon for sport smen today as Jim Cidlik and Steve Hessee marvel at the arche ry equip ment at Dick's Hobby Craft.

Virginia Diffenderfer and Barry Siedell illustrate the many hours spent at North east Print ers proofing and corre cting each issue of the Advocate prior to publication.

fl Service and food really meet the need at Taste e Inn as Clare Ben tall and Dick Johns on decide it is just the place to stop for a delicious snack after a game or party .

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Joyce Spoor demo nstrat es to Denn ise Bellairs one of the processes that make s Holly wood Cleaners famous for their fine workm anshi p and efficient service.

-~ Edito rs Nanc y Fry and Dave Eners en spent many hours with Mr. Baue r of Jacob North , Inc., discussing and overcoming the difficulties encou ntere d while prepa ring The 1960 LINK S.

Maril yn Kosto s and Cal Mook seem to have found the perfe ct drafti ng set at Pat Ash, Inc. This intric ate set would undou btedl y help Cal's future career in engineering.

Lighting, backg round , and original poses are three photo graph ic principles which are used at Hami lton's Studio to produ ce fine pictur es, agree Peg Thom pson and John Miller.

Jean Ann Meye r and Knut e Berst is, trying out the latest in porta ble typew riters at Nebr aska Typewriter Company, agree that this would be a most welcome gradu ation gift.

Read y to sample the butte r suppl ied by the Beatr ice Food s Co. are Carol Garti n and Ron Calhoun. The huge machines that churn this butter are the only two of their kind in the U.S.

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Abbo tt, Barb ara-6 6 Abbo tt, Shirl ey--3 4, 116 Ache r, Rand all-6 6, 129 ACTI VITI ES--8 2-113 Adam s, Shirl ey-7 4 ADM INIS TRA TION -14 ADV ERTI SING -136- 145 ADV OCATE-8 8-89 AEO LIAN CHO IR-9 2 Ager, Pat-7 4, 108 Aguil ar, Rita -66 Ahlbe rg, Doug las--7 4, 123 Ahren ds, Keit h-74 Akers , John ny-6 6, 118, 120, 128 Akin, Julie -66, 97 Aldap e, Joan n-66 Alexa nder, Jim- 66 Alexa nder, Mrs. Mary -22 Allch in, Davi d-66 , 110 Allen , Fran cis-6 6, 118, 123, 127 Allen , Gary -34 Allen , Gera ld-34 , 94, 102, 105 Allen , Kay- 34, 116 Alles , Theo dore- 74, 107 Alliso n, Mona Rae- 34, 106, 116 ALL- SCHO OL PLA Y-94 Alt, Caro ll-33 , 34, 64, 84, 85, 92, 95, 102, 108, 116, 118, 119, 141 Alt, Kare n-35 , 116 Amen d, Mary --33, 35, 92, 105, 109. 116 Ames , Phill ip-66 Ande rson, C&ar les-3 3, 35, 64, 91, 98,10 0,143 Ande rson, Char lotte -66, 97 Ande rson, Gayl e-66, 97, 101 Ande rson, Haro ld-66 Ande rson, Hele n-66 , 90, 94, 97, 102 Ande rson, Shar on-7 4, 106, 135 Andre ws, Ann- -35, 105, 109, 116 Andre ws, Fred- -35 Andre ws, J ohn-- 35 Andre ws, Robe rt-74 Andr ich, J<>-6 6 Angle , Mich ele-6 6, 106 Angle , Sylv ia-74 , 106 AQU ALIN KS-1 08 Arms trong , Allen -74, 123, 130 Arms trong , Marg aret- 66, 106, 110, 111, 113 Arno ld, Marg uerit e-35, 105. 116 APPR ENT ICE CHE ERL EAD ERS- 72 ART CLU B-10 6 Asper , Gera ld--3 5 Asper , Robe rt-66 ASSE MBL Y COM MIT TEE 112 Atkin son, Marg aret- 35, 109 Atteb ery, Judi th-74 Augh e, Apri l-74 Augs tums, Astri da-66 , 87, 98, 100. 105, 106 Ault, DeW itt-66 , 139 Axe, John -74, 123

B Baars , Nady ne-6 6 Bade , Ceci l-74, 96 Bade , Donn a--35 Baile y, Edna -66 Baile y, Fred -74, 123, 127, 133 Baile y, J err;v -66 Bake r, Glor ia-74 Bake r, Ivan- -35 Bake r, Jane t-74 Bake r, Paul -66 Bake r, Phyl lis-3 5, 116 Baldw in. Earl -66 Balle r, Stu-1 22 BAN D-10 0, 101 Barbe r, Alvi n-66 Barke r, Rose mary --35, 109, 113, 116 Barnh ill. Edd- -35, 92, 118, 129 Barnh ouse, Sand ra-74 Barr, Edit h-66 Barro n, Rich ard-7 4 Bartl ett, Anse l-66 Bartl ett, Josep h-74 , 96 BAS EBA LL-1 30 BAS KET BAL L-12 4-126

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Baski n, Brad ley-7 4, 126 Baski n, Jerry -74 Bassl er, Steve -66, 100, 128 Bates , Lorra ine--3 5, 100, 109 Bates , Stanl ey-66 , 133 Baue r, Carol --35, 92, 116, 118 Baue r, Haro ld-35 , 98, 118, 120, 141 Baue r, Mars ha--3 3, 35, 105, 112, 116 Baue r, Ralp h-74 , 123 Baue r, Virg inia- 74 Baue rs, Ronn ie-66 , 96, 118,1 28 Baug her, Mrs. Loui se-17 Baum , Mary -74 Baum anis, Anda -66, 97, 99, 105, 113 Bause wein, Kath y-74 Baxte r, Lind a-74 Bayle ss, Marg alene -66 Beach , Tom -66, 96 Beatt y, Rona ld-74 , 123 Beaty , Shar on-7 4, 102, 112 Beck, Arno ld-74 Beck, Cons tance -74 Becke r, Barb ara-- 36, 89, 109, 116 Becke r, Neva -25, 36, 108 Beebe , Jane t-74 Beech ner, Ralp h-12 2 Beech ner, Rich ard-1 9, 122, 133 Beete m, Jerry -74 Beezl ey, W. Terr y-74 Behre nds, Roge r-36, 106 Beide ck, Bonn y-74 Beier , Judit h--36 , 89, 109, 116 Bell, Sand ra-66 Bella irs, Denn ise-3 6, 92, 144 Belot e, Rich ard-6 6 Bend er, Kath leen- 66, 95, 99, 101, 102 Bend rups, Astri da--3 6, 105 Benta ll, Beth- -33, 36, 99, 100, 103, 105, 110, 116 Benta ll, Clare -66, 69, 100, 102, 111, 143 Benti ng, Kare n-66 , 72, 84, 91, 97, 98, 102, 108 Bentz , Cal-1 28 Bernh ardt, Jane -66, 97, 98, 102, 111 Berry , Trum an--3 6, 133 Berst is, Knut e--32 , 33, 36, 65, 118, 124, 132, 144 Bertw ell. Dann ie--36 Bette n, Don- 66 Bette nhaus en, Robe rt-66 , 100, 107, 130 Betts , Eliza beth- 66 Bice, Doug las-3 6 Bickf ord, J erry- 66 Biege r, Barb ara-7 4 Biel, Marg aret- 36, 109, 113, 116 Biggs , Lonn ie-74 Bigle y, Darw in-66 Bindr um, Joyce --36, 92, 93, 116 Bite, Dagn ija--3 6, 116 Bite, Guna -66, 103, 105, 111 Bitte rman , Cher yl-66 Blair , Jane t-66 Blair , Shel ia-66 Blake , Cynt hia-3 6, 116 Blaus er, J ames -66 Bliss , Mart ha-3 3, 36, 92, 105, 111,1 16 Bloch , Hila ry-74 Blood , Rodm an-74 , 123, 126, 130 BOA RD OF EDU CAT ION- 14 Bod.field, J erry- 66 Bodie , Sand ra-74 , 98, 106 Boeh m, Bob- 66 Boffe nmye r, Janic e-74 Boga r, Willi am-1 5, 122 Boge nrief, Jim- 66 Bohl, Marg aret- 36, 101, 103, 105, 112, 116 B:>ldebuck, Janic e-74 , 102 Bond , C:vn thia-7 4, 101 Borde n, Hele n-74 Bork, Steph en--3 6, 92 Bork. Thom as-74 Bosk ing, Robe rt-66 , 99, 107, 133 Bosti c, Dian ne-66 , 105 Bourk e, J ames ine-2 6 Bove ia, Bruce --37 Bowe rs, Beve rly-74 Bowe rs. Glori a--74 , 98, 109 Boyd , Judit h-66 Boyle , Mrs. Mary -23, 94

BOY S GLE E-96 BOY S OCT ET-9 6 Bradl ey, Stell a-74 Bram blet, Steve -74 Bram e, Avale e--37 , 111, 116 Brann en, Marjo rie--3 7, 116 Bratc her, Eula lie-2 6 Brcha n, Sand y-74 , 77 Breaz eale, John -74 Brend al, Joe- 74 Bride gam, Rona ld-11 8, 129 Bridg er, Richa rd--3 7 Brill, David --37, 92 Brock , Keith -74 Brock elsby , LeRo y-66 Broer , Kath leen- 66, 97, 103 Brom mer, Kenn eth-7 4 Brook s, Shar i-66 Brop hy, Shar on-7 4 Brow n, Lana -74, 79, 85, 108 Brow n, Roge r-66, 101, 127 Bro-.vne, W. H.-1 22 Brow ning, John -66 Bruce , Cynt hia-6 6, 97, 112 Brunk ow, Don- 74 Brunk ow, Lila- -37 Brun s, J ack-- 37, 113 Brun sen, Lyle- -37, 113 Bruvo ld, Marg aret- 74 Buck ner, Larr y-74 Buck ner, Mrs. Ruth -24, 105 Bueh ler, Patri cia-7 4, 102, 112 Buell , Fran ces-2 1 Bund y, Mich ael-7 4 Bunte meye r, Marj orie- 74, 112 Burb ach, Susa n-66 Burb ack, Sand ra-74 , 102 Burch am, Chery l--37, 109, 116 Burch am, Donn ie--37 Burfo rd, Willi am-7 4 Burge ss, Clyd e-66, 113, 133 Burk , Carol e--37 , 116 Burk , Davi d-67 Burk ey, Jame s-67, 127 Burn ham, Guilf ord-1 7 Burn s, Don- 67 Busb oom, Myro n--37 , 113 Busch , Gary -67, 130 Busch , Kare n-67 Butch er, Davi d-74 , 133 Butch er, Gary -67 Butts , Beve rly-6 7 Byers , Dean na--3 7, 103, 105, 116 Byro n, J anet- -37, 101 Byro n, Leon -75 C Cade , Jim-- 37 CAFE TERI A STA FF-2 9 Caldw ell, Ivan -25 Caldw ell, Robe rt-37 , 100 Calho un, Rhod a-75 Calho un, Rona ld--3 7, 84, 113, 118, 132, 133, 144 CAM ERA CLU B-10 7 Camp bell, J oan- 67 Camp bell, J oyce -67 Camp bell, Roge r-67, 84, 96, 98, 101, 118, 123, 126, 132 Canfi eld, Ginn y-67 , 103, 105, 112 Cardw ell, Tom -75 Carli le, Rich ard-6 7 Carne y, Llo_y d-75 Carpe nter, Sher rill-7 5 Carpe r, Char les-7 5 Carr, Joyc e-75, 135 Carr, Sally -37, 108. 116 Carte r, Jane- -38, 102, 116 Cassn er, Harle y--38 Cave, Judit h-75 , 112 Cave tt, Alva -22, 122 Cessn a, Barb ara-7 5 Cham bers, Karen --38, 116 Cham bers, Rona ld-67 , 96, 118, 126, 132 Chan dler, Terry --38, 118, 127 Chap in, Sand ra-75 Chase , Bob- -75 Chass on, Barba ra--3 2. 33, 38, 95, 100, 102, 116 Chav ira, Fran kie-6 7 Cheas ebro, Clare nce-7 5, 96, 129 CHEE RLEA DERS ---11 8 Cheev er, Sher yl-67 , 97 Ches nut, Char lotte- 75, 102 CHE SS CLU B-11 0 Child s, Georg e--38 , 63, 101 Chipm an, Gord on--3 8, 129 Chipm an, Mary -67, 103

Chras til, Norm an-75 Chris tense n, Jame s-75, 98, 128 Chris toP.he r, Jerri -67 Churc hill, Morr is-75 Cidli k, Jame s-75, 143 Clark , Dean -67, 96 Clark , Keith -75 Clark , Lawr ence- -38, 101, 113 Clark , Rich ard-6 7 CLAS SES- -30-8 1 CLAS S OF 1960- -34-6 5 CLAS S OF 1961 -66-7 3 CLAS S OF 1962 -74-8 1 Claw son, Dean -27, 122 Claw son, Larry --32, 38, 63, 102, 105, 107, 110 Cleck ner, Debo rah-7 5 Clem ens, Clare nce-- 38 Clem ens, Rich ard-7 5, 96, 98, 126, 130 Clem ent, Susa n-75 , 112 Cleve land, Troy -67, 68, 91, 98, 100, 110, 131 Cline , Judy -67 Cline , Mrs. Mart ha-1 7 Cloug h, Caro lyn-7 5 Clove r, Lind a-75 Coffe y, Anne -67 Coffia , J anice -67 Cole, LeRo y-75 Cole, Lloyd --38 Cole, Shar on-6 7 Colla so, Harr ell-7 5 Collin gham , Dave -75, 80, ~.

98, 129, 132 Colli ngham , Mary -75 Colso n, LeRo y-20 , 64, 122, 131 Comp ton, Robe rt-20 Cond reay, Donn a-67, 97, 101, 103 Conn , Mike --38 Conn ett, Shirl ey-75 Conv erse, How ard-7 5 Cook , Barb ara-7 5, 100, 102 Coole y, Jame s-75 Coom bs, Mrs. Irma -18 Coop er, Alice -67, 87, 103 Coop er, Bill- 67 Coop er, Muir -75, 123, 129, 133 Cople y, Jerro ld-75 , 96, 113 Corne ll, Nanc y-10 0 Corne ll, Sharo n--38 , 109, 116 , Cotto n, Harle y--38 , 118 Cotto n, Phyl lis-6 7, 97, 111 COU NTY DAY -98 Court right, Rolli e--38 , 92 Covo lik, Robe rt-75 , 91, 101 Coy, Alfo ~75 Coy, Conn ie--38 Coy, Shar on-6 7, 87, 111 Craig , Jame s-38, 128 Craig , Lind a-67, 97 Cram er. Patri cia-6 7 Crand all, Robe rt--38 Crave n, Geor gia-6 7, 97, 111, 112 Craw mer, Wan da-2 3 Creel , Yvon ne--3 9, 116 Creps , Bob- -75 Crew dson, Caro l-67, 102 Crosb y, Lelan d-67 Crosb y, Sharo n--39 , 116 CROS S COU NTR Y-13 3 Crow . Mike -67 Crum b, Jon-- 39 Cucin itti. Jame s-67 Culle n, Gerr y-67 , 100, 128, 134 Curri e, Alex ande r-20 Curti n, Jim- 67 CUST ODIA L STA FF-2 9 Cutsh all, Char lene- 75 D

Dadz itis, Vald is-75 , 100, 127 Dahl beck, Kare n-67 , 107 Dahlb erg, Kare n-75 . 135 Dahls trom, Kare n-67 , 87, 103 Dalan d, Cynt hia-6 7 Dale, Sally --33, 39, 64, 90, 92, 98,11 6,118 ,141 Dalla s, Jean- -39, 116 Dami an, J oe-6 7 Damk e, Susa n-75 , 112 Damr ow, Keith -75, 77 Dane se, Tere sina- 24 Daug herty , Glori a-67, 97, 111 Daug herty , Karen --39, 87, 116 Daug herty , Kath eren- 67, 111 Dave nport , John -67 Dave nport , Mari lee-7 5

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Earle ywine , Caro lyn-7 5 Ebne r, Janic e-75 Ebne r, Karly n-75 , 102 ECA COM MITT EE-1 12 Ecker y, Char les-6 7 Edmi ston, Chris tine- 75 Edwa rds, Barb ara-7 5 Edwa rds, Elton -75 Egan , Roge r-75, 96, 107 Eg~e rling, Rich ard-6 7 Eg ·te, Dace --o7, 95, W, 102, 103, 105 Eitel, Jame s-40, 91, 92, 98, 118, 129, 145 Eitel, Tom- -67, 139 Ellio tt, Harv ey-67 , 110 Els, Caro le-40 , 88, 105, 109, 112, 116 Eners en, Davi d-33 , 40, 63, 65, 86, 110, 144 Enevo ldsen , J ane-- o7, 101 Engla nd, Rena te--o7 Eno, Jean -75 Eno, Joan -75, 98 Ernis se, Jerry -40, 107, 110 Estes , Judy -75 Evan s, Clare nce-2 7 Evan s, Geor ge-75 Evan s, Kath erine -40, 103, 105, 116 Evan s, Mrs. Ruby -16, 64

Evan s, Russ ell-4 0 Evan s, Susa n-67 , '57, 106, 111, 112 Evan s, Willi am-3 3, 40, 63, 118, 128 Eyer, Lind a-67

F FAC ULT Y-15 -28 F:fer , Lind a-67 F rnbru ch, Dixie -75 Failin g, Robe rt--o7 , 134 Farbe r, Robe rt-67 Farbe r, Teres a--40 , 116 Farle y, Janet r-75 Fauss , Larry --40, 89, 118, 129 Faust , Curti s-67 Fauth , Kath leen- 75 Feath er, Jacqu eline -40, 116, 118, 143 Fellm an, Sher ry-67 Felto n, Mart ha-4 0, 116 Felto n, Ward -75, 127 Fenem ore, Robe rt-40 Fiala , Judie --o7, '57 Fifer, Willi am-7 5 Filbe rt, Donn a-67, 69, 95, '57, 98, 102, 105, 108, 111, 113, 139 Filbe rt, Judy -67, '57, 103, 105, 111 Filbe rt, Patri cia-4 0, 98, 108, 119, 145 Filbe rt, Shar on-4 0, 92, 116 Finle l., Lind a-67 , 97, 108 Finte , Konn ie-75 Fires tone, Mark -75, 123, 132 Fisch er, Dean na-67 , 109, 111 Fisch er, Melv in-67 , 100, 123, 133 Fisch er, Rich ard-4 0 Flach man, Denn is-40 , 113, 118, 124, 125 Flana gan, Mrs. Hele n-26 Fland ers, Lyle -41 Focht , Denn is-41 , 118, 127 Focht man, Char leen- 67 Foley , John -67 Folm er, Willi am-7 5, 96, 123, 126 FOOT BALL --120 -121, 123 Forem an, Dean a-75 Forem an, Donn a-67, 69, 105 Forkn er, Roge r-75 Fortn er, Jame s-41, 118, 120, 129 FOR UM- 110 Foste r, Donn a-67 Foste r, Gord on-67 Foste r, Robe rt--41 Foud ray, Sam- 41, 91, 92, 98, 118, 120, 145 Foulk , Larr y-41 Fowle s, Willi am-3 2, 33, 41, 84, 85, 91, 118, 119, 121, 128, 130, 143 Fram stead , Shar on-4 1, 88, 99, 103! 105,1 12,11 6,142 Frans ciom, Cosz ette-4 1, 105, 116 Franz , Cind y-67 Frazi er, Nanc y-67 Freau f, Jame s-41, 113 Freds trom, Rudo lph-1 4 Frey, L. Ray- 67 Frisc h, Robe rt-67 , 98, 101, 123, 128, 130 Fritsc h, June- -o7, 101 Fritz, RoJe an-6 7, W Fritzl er. Rand al-67 , 110 Frohn , Ray- 18, 41, 92, 118, 132 Frost , Jim- 75 Fry, Marg aretr- 75, 100, 102, 109, 135 Fry, Nanc y-32 , 33, 41, 63, 65, 86. 99, 101, 105, 110, 116,1 44 Fry, Willi am-7 5, 98, 101, 127, 131 Fuhre r, Kenn eth-4 1 Fulm er. Sally -67 Fults , Dona ld--o S Funk ey, Dian a-75 FUTU RE NUR SES CLU B103 FUTU RE SECR ETAR IES CLU B-10 9

G Gacu sana, Corey---o8, 90, 96, 98, 118, 123, 128 Gadd is, Nanc y-75 Gagn er, Mavi s--oS Gagner, Myro n-41 Gagn er, Tom my-7 5

Gand ara, Jerry -75 Gand ara, Rita- 41, 116 Gans horn, Larry ---o8 Garci a, Esthe r---o8 Gardn er, Glori a-75, 76 Garre tt, Norm an-75 Garri son, Lana -75 Garti n, Carol --oS, 69, '57, 102, 105, 144 Gartn er, Dian e-75, 102 Gartn er, Mrs. Ruth -22 Gartn er, Timo thy-4 1, 88, 118, 122 Gartz ke, Rain er-75 Gartz ke, Wilfr ied--o S Gates , Fran k-41 Geige r, Lillia n-75 , 87, 98, 109 Geige r, Lucy -20 Geis, Rodn ey-41 Geist linger , Sherr ill-33 , 42, 85, 87, 92, 108, 116, 118,1 19,14 2 Georg e, Carol --42, 109, 113, 116 Georg e, Kare n-33 , 42, 92, 103,1 05,10 9,116 ,139 Georg e, Rona ld-76 Georg i, Andr ea--o S, 100, 102, 103, 106, 107 Gerne r, Rona ld--4 2 Gers te~rg er, Gary- --o8, 96, Gettm an, Jerry --oS Gibb, Davi d-42 , 90, 92, 93, • 96, 100, 110 Gibso n, David --oS Gibso n, Dian ne-76 , 112 Gibso n, Rich ard-4 2, 88, 118, 131 Giebe lhaus , Ralph --42, 90, 92, 96 Gies, J ean-- o8 Gies, J erMi---o8, 89 Gilbe rt, ary-- o8 Gilla m, Betty --oS Gillil and, Haro ld-28 , 122, 129 Gilmo re, Janet r-76 Gingr ich, Gail- -oS, 140 Gingr ich, Kaye -76, 79, 87, 98, 102 GIRL S ATH LETI C ASSO CIAT ION- 135 GIRL S OCT ET-9 6 Glasc ock, Donn a-76, 99, 102, 109, 112 Glenn , Dian ne-42 , 116 Glove r, Fred- -oS, 113 Goble 1 Mike -76 Godw m, Marl ene-7 6 Godw in, Mart ha--4 2, 101, 103 Godw in, Mary -76 Goed en, Dona ld--o S Goem ann, LeRo y--42 Goesc hel, Shar on-7 6 Goetz , Fran k-76 Gogg ans, Joe- 76 Gonz alez, Rich ard-7 6 Good enkau f, Lhle -42 Good man, Bar ara-- oS Good man, Caro lyn-7 6 Good win, Joan- -oS, 111 Gordo n, Sand ra--o S Gore, Dort hea-2 5, '57 • Gorka , Eliza beth- 76, 98, 102 Goss, Alma Lou-- 42, 116 Grady , Denn is-42 Grady , J ohn- 42 Grah am, Betty --o8 Grah am, J ames -42 Grah am, Robe rt-76 Grah am, Rona ld-76 Grand on, Lloy d-76 Grant , Mrs. Merr ell-2 3 Grasz , Melv in-42 , 118, 122, 124 Gray, Joel- 76 Grede r, Charl es--o S Greel y, Judit h--o8 , 111 Green , Dan- -oS Green , Max -76 Green , Rex- 129 Green e, Dawn --42, 109, 116 Green wald, Gretc hen--- o8, 72, 91, W, 111 Green walt, Lonn a-76, 102, 106 Grell, Darr ell-1 8, 122 Grene meier , Jerry -76, 100, 130 Gries er, Rich ard-7 6 Griffi tts, Budd y--o8 , 101 Grim wood , A.veril--oS, 99, 105 Grinb ergs, Anda -42, 105, 107, 109, 116 Grinb ergs, Guid o-76, 127, 133 Groho wski, Jame s--oB , 101, 123 Grone, Eliza beth- 24 Gross , Darr ell-4 3 Gross , Marl ene-4 3

Gross , Tom- --o8 Gross cup, Bufo rd-18 , 122, 130 Grubb , Patric ia---o 8, 135 Gruen dema n, Judi th-& , 97, 103, 105 • Grutt is, Arlen e--oS , '57 Gude ker, Mary lin--o 8, '57 Guill iatt, Robe rta-4 3, 109, 111,1 16,13 5 Gumm erson , Roxe ne-76 Gush ard, Theo dore- -oS Gund erman n, Marq uerit e-15 GYM NAST ICS- 127 H

Haac k, Rona ld-43 , 113 Haar , Kenn eth--o S, 99, 105, 107 Haas , Gary --oS, 98, 113, 118, 120, 121, 124, 125, 130 Haas , Rebe cca-7 6, 113 Haas e, Jame s-76 Haase , Rich ard-4 3, 63, 65, 92, 118, 128 Hack stadt, Shar on-4 3, 116 Hadle y, Gale n-43 , 64,11 8, 124, 130 Hads ell, Barba ra--o S, 135 Haeff ner, Lana -76, 80, 98 Haeff ner, Victo ria-4 3, 116 Hafem eister , Neal -18, 122, 135 Hage lin, Lavo nne-7 6 Hage n, Carla -76, 101, 106 Hage stad, Gunh ild-4 3, 85, 92, 99, 104, 116 Hahn , Caro lyn-4 3, 90, 92, 101, 103, 113, 116 Halle r, Wayn e--o8 , 100, 107, 133 Hall, Eliza beth- 76 Hall, Robe rt-76 , 77, 113 Hall, Ruth -21 Hall, Sand ra-76 Halst ed, Barb ara-3 3, 43, 116 Halte rman , Gerr y-76 , 123 Hame r, Helen --oS, '57 Hame r, Robe rtr-76 Hami lton, Joyc e-43 Hami lton, Mary -43 Hanc ock, Lee-- oS, 110 Hand saker , Phyl lis-7 6, 102 Hann a, Gary --o8 Hann a, Marg aret-- oS, 107 Hann eman , Susan --oS, '57, 105, 108, 109, 112 Hans en, Pame la-76 Hard en, Chuc k-96, 128 Harm s, Arlen e-76 Harp ster, Char les-7 6, 127 Harr, Kath leen- 76 Harri ngton , Robe rt-27 Harri s, Beve rly-7 6, 102 Harri s, Cath ie-43 , 103, 105, 111, 112, 116 Harri s, Gera ld-43 Harri s, Lloy d-76 Hart, Selm a-76, 102, 112 Hartm an, Geor gia-4 3, 89, 103, 105, 116 Hastr iter, Jerry -76 Hatch er, Holly -76, 102 Hatfi eld, Janic e-76, 113 Haus child t, Pame la--oS , 87, 97, 103 Haus ner, Robe rtr-76 Hawk , Roge r--oS Hay, Steve n-76 Haye s, Steph en--o S Hayn es, Mike --oS, 123, 133 Heck man, Betty -26 Heck man, Karen --oS, 97, 98, 102 He~e l, Sand ra-76 Heide mann , Larry -76, 126, 133 Heide nreic h, Mary ---o8, 97, 111 Heide nreic h, Mon ty-76 Heilig , Judi- 76, 101, 108 Heim , Robi n-43 , 92 Heinr ich, Shery l--oS Helze r, John -43, 101 Helze r, Mary -76, 100, 102 Hem& hill, Paul -76, 140 Hen ickso n, Donn a-76 Henle g, J ames -44 Henn ing, Shirl een-7 6 Hens ley, Jack -76 Hens ley, Ray- 44 Herb ster, Mrs. Core ne-26 Herge nrade r, Geral d--oS Herge nrade r, Robe rtr-76 , 126, 130 Herge nrade r, Sand ra-33 , 44 Herge nrade r, Tim- 76, 96 Herm an, Bruc e-76 Herm an, Caro l-44, 116

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He rm an , Ge ral din e-6 8, 100 He rm an n, Kl au s-- 76 He rna nd ez , Bo b- -6 8 He rri ck , Lo rie --7 6, 99, 106 He rsh be rge r, Ja me s-4 4, 92, 113, 118 He sk ett , El do n- 17 He sse e, Ste ph en --4 -4, 90, 102, 143 He sse r, Er ma n-- 4-4 , 116 He uk e, W ill ar d- 76 , 128 He we s, Ro be rt- --3 3, 44, 105, 11 0,1 18 ,13 1 Hi att , Bo ni ta- 68 , 111 Hi bb ert , M rs. Al ice --1 6 Hi ll, Be tti e-- 76 Hi ll, Ga e- 68 , 105 Hi ll, Pa t-4 4, 116 Hi ne r, Bo ni ta- 76 Hi nk le, Jo hn -7 7, 112 Hi nk le, Ke nn eth -6 8, 96 HI -S PO T CO M M IT TE E- 11 3 Ho ck em eie r, M art in- -4 4 Ho da pp , Jo hn -6 8 Ho dg es, Ri ch ar d- 77 Ho dg in, Vi rg ini a-6 8, 97, 98 Ho ffa rt, W ilb ert --7 7 Ho ffm an ,B arb ara --4 4, 92 Ho ffm an , Du an e-- 77 Ho ffm an , Ka th lee n- 77 Ho ffm an , Sh irl ey -3 3, 44, 103, 105, 116 Ho lde r, R. To ny --6 8, 96, 118, 128 Ho ldo rf, Jo hn -4 4, 102 Ho lle n, Ka re n- o8 Ho lli ba ug h, Bill--4-4, 118, 124 Ho lm es, Ja cq ue lin e-- 77, 87, 98, 102 HO M ER OO M RE PR ES EN TA TI VE S -9 8 HO NO RE D SE NI OR S- 32 Ho ov er, To dd -6 8, 91, 101 Ho pk ins , Pe ~g y- 77 Ho pk ins , Sh 1r ley -6 8, 99 Ho ssa ck ,Su sa n- 77 , 101, 102 109, 135 Ho tte ns tei n, Ch ar les -6 8 Ho ud ek , M rs. Vi ol a- 22 , 102 Ho us el, Gl or ia- 77 , 116 Ho us el, Je an ne tte --4 4, 116 Ho us el, Na nc y- 44 Ho us el, Sa nd ra -6 9, 103 Ho we ll, Bi lli e-- 77 Ho we ll, La Do nn a- 44 , 117, 145 Ho we ll, Sa nd ra -7 7, 135 Ho we y, Ma rga ret --- 33 , 44, 92, 103, 105, 110, 116 Ho wl an d, R. W .-2 0 Ho wl ett , Jo hn -4 5, 131 Hr uz a, Jo hn -6 9, 123 Hu bk a, Ja me s-- 77 Hu ck . Er ro l-7 7, 123 Hu dd les ton , Sa nd ra -7 7 Hu dd les ton , Sa ra h- 77 Hu ds on , Do nn a- 77 Hu ds on , Ge ra ld -7 7 Hu ds on , Li nd a- 45 , 116 Hu ds on , Pa t-6 9 Hu ff, Na nc y- 69 , 105, 108, 109, 135 Hu ffm an , Jo se ph -6 9 Hu fm an , Ja me s-- 77 Hu fna gle , Di xi e- 69 , 72, 84, 89, 91, 98, 14 0 H ug elr na n, Ju di th -4 5, 116 Hu gh es, Li nd a- 77 Hu gh es, M ar y- 45 , 92, 96, 106, 116 Hu gh es, Na nc y- -4 5, 116 Hu lbe rt, Al rna rie --7 7, 100, 102, 106 Hu lew icz , Ba sv l-6 9, 118, 121 Hu ll, Irv in -7 7 Hu nk ins , Je an ett e-- 45 , 109, 113, 116 Hu nt, Be tty -6 9, 107 Hu nt, Ve ma rd -7 7 Hu rd , Al an -4 5, 138 Hu sse y, Ja me s-6 9, 128 Hu tto n, Si dn ey -6 9, 110 Hy att , Ro be rt- 45 , 89

I Ibu rg, W ilr na -6 9, 100, 103, 111 Ide en , W ill ie- -77 Ies aln iek s, Ga id a- 69 , 103 Ike rd, Pa tty -7 6, 77 Ike rd, Pa ule tte --7 7 Ili sko , Ha rri s-6 9, 133 Imm, Ri ch ar d- 33 , 45, 63, 92, 132, 138 Ind rik so n, Ja nis --4 5, 107 Ind rik so ns , An dri s-- 77 , 100, 110

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Ing ram , Ja cq ue ly n- 77 Ing we rso n, Al ice -7 7 IN TE RN AT IO NA L CL UB 104-105 IN TR AM UR AL S- 13 5 Isa ma n, Ge or ge -4 5, 118, 130, 143 Itz en , M ar vi n- 69 Ive rso n, Jo an -6 9, 116 J

Jac ks on , Ke nn eth -7 7 Jac ks on , Sh er i-6 9 Jac ks on , Sh irl ey -7 7 Jac ob s, Br uc e- 69 , 100 Jac ob s, Ge ra ld -4 5, 64, 98, 118, 121, 132, 141 Jac ob s, Ro se ma rie -6 9, 97, 98, 108, 111 Jac ob sen , Do na ld -7 7 Jac ob sen , Sa nd ra -4 5, 109, 116 Jak ob so ns , Ilz e- 33 , 45, 92, 103, 105, 116 J an c, Eu ge ne -6 9 Jan so ns , Za ig a- 69 , 105, 111 Jen kin s, Flo ren ce --1 8 Jen kin s, Gl en da -6 9, 97, 98, 102, 111 Jen nin gs , Ca ro l-7 7, 98, 102 Jen nin gs , El rn erl ee n- 77 Jen sen , El de n- 77 Jen sen , Ja ne t-6 9 Jes ife rs, An dv lis --7 7, 130 Jes ife rs, Ju ris -4 5, 118, 124, 132 Jes se, N. Fr ed -6 9, 96, 128 Jo ha nn es, St an ley -4 5 Jo hn s, M ar tin -6 9, 96 Jo hn so n, Al de n- 19 , 122, 123, 124, 142 Jo hn so n,A rv id- 27 Jo hn so n, Ba rb ar a- 33 , 45, 63, 92, 105, 111, 116, 135 Jo hn so n, Cl ar a- 23 Jo hn so n, Da rle ne -6 9 Jo hn so n, Da ro ld -6 9 Jo hn so n, Ha ro ld -7 7 Jo hn so n, Ja me s-6 9, 91, 101 Jo hn so n, Ja ni ce -6 9, 97 Jo hn so n, Le sli e-- 69 , 111, 112, 135 Jo hn so n, M ick ey -7 7, 127 Jo hn so n, M on ica -4 5, 109, 116 Jo hn so n, Pa tri cia -7 7 Jo hn so n, Ri ch ard La Ve rn 46, 64, 87, 89, 143 Jo hn so n, Ri ch ard Lo ui s-4 6 Jo hn so n, Ro Je r-7 6, 77, 123 Jo hn so n, Ro y- 77 Jo hn so n, Sh ar on -6 9 Jo hn so n, W ilh elr nin a-1 9 Jo hn sto n, Li nd a- 69 Jo hn sto n, Ro be rt- 46 , 118, 128 Jo hn sto n, Sa lly -6 9 Jo ne s, Ca ro lyn -6 9, 135 Jo ne s, Ch ar les -7 7, 112, 131 Jo ne s, Jo hn -6 9, 127 Jo ne s, Ju dy -7 7 Jo ne s, M ar ily n- 77 Jo ne s, M ars ha ll- -4 6, 105, 107, 110 Jo ne s, Ri ta- 46 , 116 Jo ne s, Ro be rt- -7 7, 96, 130 Jo ne s, Sc ott --7 7 Jo ne s, Th om as --7 7 JO Y NI GH T- 90 -9 1 Ju en ge l, Le Ro y- 33 , 46 JU NI OR GI RL S G LE E90, 97 Ju r~ en s, De nn is- 77 Ju nc ek , Jo e- 69 K Ka hle r, Cl iff ord --4 6 Ka hle r, Sa nd ra- -4 6, 116 Ka hle r, Sh ar on -4 6, 92, 109, 116 Ka hrn , Da vid --4 6, 92, 93, 14 0 Ka rnp rat h, De nn is- -46 , 92 Ka ne , Ba rb ar a- 77 , 112 Ka pu stk a, Lo rra ine --7 7 Ka rof , Di an ne -6 9, 97, 102, 103 Ka ufm an , Ge or ge -7 7, 85, 102 Ka ufm an , Jo yc e-- 46 , 105, 109, 11 6 Ke en ey , Ve rn on -6 9 Ke hm , St ev en --4 6 Ke ill , Ja ne --2 2, 33, 46, 90, 92, 96, 102, 106, 116 Ke lle r, Jo el -4 6 Ke lle y, Pa tri cia -7 7, 101 Ke mp , M ild re d- 26 Ke mp ke s, He nr y- 77

Ke mp ke s, Li nd a- 69 Ke nn ed y, Sa lly -6 9, 98 Ke nn el, He rb ert --7 7 Ke rns , Jo an n- 77 , 101 Ke rns , W ay ne -4 6, 92, 11 3 Ke rse y, De nn is- -77 Ke ys , Ed di e- 69 Ke ys er, Ja ck ie- 69 , 102, 103 Ki lco yn e, Ga ry -6 9 Ki lda w, De lla -6 9, 87 Ki ng , Be tte -3 3, 46, 99, 116 Ki ng ery , Fr an ce s-6 9, 102, 107, 111 Ki nn ey , Pa tri cia -3 2, 33 , 46, 85, 92, 93, 94, 96, 102, 106, 116, 13 8 Ki nn iso n, Lo rra ine -4 7, 116 Ki rkb rid e, Ro in e- 47 , 92 , 109, 113, 116 Ki rtl ey , Al len -2 5 Ki ser , Ju di th -7 7 Ki ssi ng er, El ain e- 77 Ki tsm ill er, Ro ge r-7 7 Kj erg aa rd, Pe nn y- 69 Kl im en t, Da rle ne -4 7 Kl ine , Ka th lee n- 69 Kl ipp ert , Do ro thy -6 9, 101, 103, 107, 109 Kl ug e, Ro na ld -7 7, 112 Kl ug e, Te d- 47 , 10 0 Kn ec ht, Ke nn eth -4 7 Kn igh t, Eu ge ne -6 9 Kn ott , Ka re n- 69 Kn ott , Ti m -4 7 Kn ow lto n, Ja ni ce -4 7, 88, 98, 103, 111, 116 Kn ox , Ho wa rd -6 9 Ko eh n, Jim -4 7 Ko eh n, Te d- 77 , 130 Ko lla rs, Do tty jea n- 77 Ko nz , Ka re n- 47 , 92, 103, 105, 116 Ko rn s, Ink ie- -77 , 102 Ko sto s, M ar ily n- 47 , 88 , 103, 105, 112, 116, 144 Ko wa lch uk , La rry -7 7 Ko wr ac k, Gl or ia- 69 , 95, 97, 102, 103, 111 Kr ep s, M ar y- 69 Kr ieg er, Je rry -4 7, 134 Kr oe ge r, Je rry -6 9, 107, 110 Kr ue ge r, Di an e- 77 , 102 Kr um m, Da vi d- 47 , 13 0 Kr um s, Ai va rs- -78 Kr us e, Jim -7 8 Kr us e, La rry -6 9 Kr us e, Li nd a- 78 Kr ze ne sk i, Jo hn ny -4 7 Ku be rt, Ga ry -3 3, 47, 91, 95, 100, 113 Ku eb ler , Ca rle ne -4 7, 89, 116 Ku eh n, Ga rry -4 7 Ku eh n, J am es -4 7 Ku gre ns , Pa ul is- 47 , 113, 118, 132 Ku kli n, Bo nn ie- 48 , 89, 91, 102, 116 Ku kli n, Ha rry -1 7 Ku ne rt, Ga ry --4 8 Ku rtz , Na nc y- 78 Ku rtz er, Ro na ld -6 9, 11 3 Ku ste r, Ka ra n- 69 , 103 Ku ya tt, Ro sa lie -6 9, 98 , 101, 111 Ky ck elh ah n, Do nn a- 78 L La ce y, G. W ill iam -7 8, 99 La Du ke , Al lan -7 8, 98, 123, 126, 130 La fle r, Ge org e--78 La go ni, Ph ill ip -7 8 La hm , Ke nn eth -7 8 La mb ert , Ra y- 69 , 107, 113, 128 La ng , Sh irl ey -7 8 La ntz , Jim -6 9 La ntz , Ga ry -7 8 La Pa ge , Do ug las --7 8, 126 La Pl an te, El iza be th- 78 , 112 La pp ing , Ca nd y- 69 La Ro se, Th eo do re- 69 , 123, 133 La rse n, Do nn a-- 48 , 109, 116 La rse n, M arc ia- -48 , 87, 103, 109, 116 La rse n, Sh ar on -4 8, 109, 116 La rso n, Ra y- 69 La rso n, Sh ar on -4 8, 98, 103, 116 La tha m, Jo yc e-- 78 , 108 La urs en , Lo re tta -7 8 La vic ky , Be ve rly -7 8 La wr en ce , Ba rb ar a- 78 , 102 La ws , Je rry -7 8, 96 La ws on , Be tty -7 8 La ws on , Le ste r-- 48

La ws on , Sa nd ra- -4 8, 92, 109, 116, 141 La yto n, Jo Re ne -3 3, 48, 87, 92, 104, 112, 116 LC LU B- 11 8 Le ac h, Je rry jea n- 78 Le e, Ly nn -2 7 Le gle r, Te rry -6 9 Le ka i, Ly di a- 26 Le ng ne r, Ra mo na --4 8, 92, 109, 116 Le ntz , Ch arl en e-- 48 , 101, 109, 110, 116 Le on ard , Ro ge r-7 8 Le the by , Ro na ld -7 8, 96 Le wi s, Do ro th y- 78 Le wi s, M ar ie- 78 Le yb old , Al lan -7 8 Le yb old , M arc ia- -4 8, 116 Le yd en , Da n- 77 , 78 Le yd en , W ill is- 69 , 118, 128 LI BR AR Y CO M M IT TE E113 Li en 1 M ax -2 2 Li ep ms , Ka rli s-- 70 , 133 Li ep nie ks , An dy -7 0 Li eth , Ke nn eth -7 8 Li ge nz a, Jim --4 8 Li ke ns , J ac qu eli ne -4 8, 92, 116, 119, 139 Li lli e, M ar yL yn n- 70 Li ne s, Th elr na -7 8 Li n~ ard , La rry -7 0 Li mn s, J oh n- -4 8 LI NK S- 86 -8 7 Li nn , Jo hn -4 8, 92, 93, 102, 118, 128 Li ntt , Pa tty -7 0 Li ntz , Ja cq ue lin e-4 8, 116 Li pin s, Gu nti s-- 70 Li sb y, Je rry -7 0, 101 Li tse y, La rry -7 8 Li ttr ell , Li nd a- 78 Lo bu sh , Vi ck i-7 0 Lo ck ard , Va len tin e-- 70 , 96, 113 Lo ga n, Do na -7 8 Lo gu sz, Ire ne -7 0 Lo hr, Do na ld -7 0 Lo hr, Ro ge r-- 48 , 100 Lo ma x, Ja ne -7 0 Lo ng , Ro se ma ry -6 9, 70, 97, 98, IM , 111 Lo os , Ca ro l-4 9, 92, 96, 104, 10 9,1 16 Lo os M ich ae l-7 0, 123 Lo ren za na , Ka re n- 76 , 78, Lo ud en , La Ve rn e- 70 , 101, 126, 142 Lo uth an M ar vi n- 70 Lo ve lac e, Ro ge r-7 8 Lo vg ren , Ja nic e-- 70 , 97, 111 Lu ck ey , Lo re tta -7 8 Lu cs, Da gn ija -7 0, 97, 102, 103, 104 Lu ed ke , Do no va n- 21 Lu ed tke , Sh ar on -4 9, 116 Lu ft, Ro dn ey -4 9, 101, 133 Lu nd ee n, W all is- -78 , 99, 102, 109 Lu nd y, An ne -3 3, 49, 63, 92, 98, 99, 104, 107, 110 Lu thu ltz , M ar ie- 70 , 87, 102 Lu thu ltz , M ar y- 70 , 102 Lu tzi , Jim -7 0, 131 Ly tle , Ro ge r-3 3, 49, 65, 86, 91, 100, 141

M Ma ce , Ka th ry n- 49 , 92, 116 Ma co y, Ha lly -7 8 Ma ds en , Du an e- 78 M ah r, Pa tri cia -7 8 Ma lco m, Do na ld -7 8, 96, 123, 127 M alo ne y Jim -7 0, 96, 130 Ma lze r, Pa ul -4 9, 92 Ma ng el, Cl au di a- 78 Ma nk e, M arg are t-- 70 M an n, Ca ro ly n- 78 M an nin g, Ro be rt- -7 0 M an the y, Ca rl- 20 M an the y, Fr ed -1 10 , 131 M an tor , Ge or ga nn -7 8, 100, 106 M are sh , Ca ro ly n- 49 , 116 M ark er, Bo b- 70 , 100 M ark er, He rb er t-4 9, 113 Ma rke y, El ain e- 49 , 116 M ark ey , Ro na ld -7 8 M ark s, Vi ole t-- 70 , 97, 111 Ma rlo w, M ar k- 70 M arq ua rd t, Ke ith -7 0 M arq ua rd t, W es ley -7 8 M ars ha ll, Su sa n- 78 , 108 M art in, Ba rb ar a- 78 , 112 M art in, Ch ar les -4 9, 118 12 9 M art in, Cl ar en ce -4 9

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Martin, Darrell -49 Martin, Diane- 49, 103, 117 Martin, Fred-7 0 M~tin, Irene-2 3 Martin, John-7 0, 96 Martin, Josephi ne-49, 117 Martin, Judith- 49, 103, 117 Martin, Larry-7 0 Martin, Marvin -70 Martin, Roger- 78 Martin, Ruth-7 8 Martin, Mrs. Shirley -25 Maser, Ted-70 Masters , Caroly n-78 Masters , Gene-4 9, 118, 129, 133 Matiss, Mara-7 8 Matson, James- 78, 126 Mattice , Diane- 49, 117 Mattice , Marla- 76, 78 Maul, Albert- 78, 129 Maul, Barbar a-50, 117 Maul, Donna- 70 Mauel, Earl-50 Mauter, Barbar a-78 Mauter, Janis-7 0 Maxwel l, Donald -50 May, Dennis -78, 123, 127 Mazura k, Peter-2 1, 33, 50, 63,110 Mazura k, Stephe n-78 McAulif fe, Leslie- 92 McCart hy, Larry-7 8, 96 McCart y, Mrs. Doris-1 7 McClint ock, Russel -78 McCreig ht, Gene-5 0, 64, 91 , 101, 143 McCurd y, Karen- 70 McDani el, Carol-7 8 McDani els, Charles -126, 132 McDow ell, Michae l-70 McDow ell, SherryL e--78 McGerr , Dan-50 McGerr , Leslie- 70, 100 McGrat h, Mike-7 0, 132 McGuir e, Mickey -50, 118, 124, 130 McIntos h, Dougla s-78, 100, 110 McKay, Sharon -78 McKeem an, Karen- 50, 117 McKeen , Donald -78 McLarn an, Don-50 , 118, 132, 133 McLarn an, Nealia- 78 McLaug hlin, Judith- 78 McMich ael , Linda- 70 McNeil , Joseph -50, 130 McNeil l, Edward -78 McPhee ters, Jay-70 , 110 McPhee ters, Richar d-50, 129 McWill iams, Arthur -50, 118, 121, 129 McWill iams, Claude tte-70, 112 Mead, R. C.-70, 84, 91, 101, 131, 140 Meek, Virgini a-70 Meier, Sharon -50, 117 Meinke, Ardith- 50, 84, 85 , 92, 117, 118, 119, 142 Meising er, Sharon -50 , 103, 104, 105, 117, 138 Meisner , Kathy- 78, 110 Meisner , Mary Ann-70 , 87 , 97, 103, 104, 111 Melson, Glenda -33, 50, 99, 103, 104, 110, 112, 117 Melson , Mary-5 0, 92, 117 Mericle , Jan-70 Merriam , Georgi a-78, 102 Merrim an, James- 70 Metcalf , Patricia -33, 50, 88, 90, 95, 102, 109, 112, 117, 141 Meyer, Jean-5 1, 117,144 Meyer, Joan-5 1, 117 Meyer, Kent-7 0 Meyer, Larry- 78 Meyer, Merna- 78 Meyers, David- 51, 65, 84, 85, 90, 92, 93, 96, 118, 119, 128, 143 Michael , Kay-70 Michau d, Rollin- 51, 92, 118, 127 Mielak, Sharon -70 Miller, Betty-1 17 Miller, Eleano r-51, 92, 103, 117 Miller, Helen- 28 Miller, Jim-78 Miller, John-5 1, 90, 92, 96, 118, 119, 127, 144 Miller, Kathlee n-78 Miller, Richar d-63 Mills, Gary-7 8 MIMES -102 Minford , Delore s-51 , 117, 118, 141

Minicz, Lydia- 70 Mitchel l, Danny- 78, 96, 127 Mitchel l, David- 70, 96 Mitchel l, James- 18, 51 Mixon , Biliie-7 0, 110, 112 Moats, Roger- 51, 113 Moats, Virgil- 78 Monism ith , Darold -70, 123, 126, 130 Monism ith, Harold -70, 96, 123, 130 Monk, Angela -78, 79 Monroe , Marion -70 Montgo mery, Esther- 23 Moock, Roger- 51 Mook, Calvin- 51, 144 Mook, Sandy- 78 Moore, Corwin -70, 91, 101, 104, 106, 110 Moore, Otis-70 Morgan , Jim-70 Moroz, George -51 Morris, Sammy -51 Morriso n, Jeanett e-51, 103, 117 Morrow ,Patric ia-78 Morrow , Roger- 78 Mosely, Jeannie -70 Moser, Atta-78 Moser, John-7 8, 118, 123, 129, 130 Moser, Marcel la-51, 117 Moser, Mauric e-51 Moses, Steve-5 1, 92, 138 Moulton , Wayne -78 Mourer, Nancy- 71, 97, 104, 111 MOVIE OPERA TORS- 113 Moxham , Robert -51 Mullins , Priscil la-78, 135 Mullins , Ronald -52 MUMM ERS-10 2 MUMM ERS PLA YS-95 Munson , Robert -78 Munson , Ronald -52, 100, 101, 106, 118, 134 Murkle, Patrici a-52, 117 Murphy , Edward -52 Murphy , France s-78 Myers, Beverly -78 Myers, Rex-78

N Nash, Donna- 78, 79 NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIE TY-33 eal, Ronnie -71 Neely, Sharon -71, 97, 102 Nelson, Duane- 71 , 118, 134 Nelson, Gerald -78 Nelson , J anet-52 , 88 Nelson , Kathry n-33, 52, 92, 93 , 100, 102, 103, 110, 113, 117 Nelson , Rebecc a-52, 117 Nelson, Theres a-78 Ness, Sandra -78, 106 Neuman , Lynn-7 1, 102, 142 Newell , Judith- 71, 87, 104, 111 Newma n, Janice- 71 Newma n , John-7 8 Nichols , Larry-7 1 Nichols , M . Gerey- 52, 117 Nieman n , Mary-5 2 , 109, 117 Niemey er, Beverly -52, 117 Niemey er, Kathy- 78 Nimock s, Steven- 71 Nollkam per, William -78, 128 Norman , Vernon -78 , 96 Norris, Roger- 71 Nothnag le, Jim-78 Novak, Dwayn e-79 Novak, Marvin -52 Nystrom , Tom-5 2, 98, 118, 119, 121 , 122, 127, 130, 142 0

Ochsner , Ernest- 79 O'Conne ll, Judy-7 9 Oder, Ann--69 , 71 , 91, 104, 108, 111, 113 Ogden, Barbar a-52, 117 O'Kelly , Kathlee n-52, 117 Oldenbu rg, Karen- 79 Oldenbu rg, Merle- 52 , 117 Ollenbu rg, Thoma s-71, 89, 90, 96, 99, 104 Olson , Dale-7 1 Olson, Fredric -52, 113 Olson, Ole-71 Olson, Robert -79, 113, 123, 129 Ondrak, Lee-79 OPERA -93

Opsahl, Allen-7 1, 113 Oquist, Harry- 52 OHCHE STRA-1 00-101 Orendor ff, Judy-7 9 Orosco, Frank- 71 O'Rourk e, Margar et-23 ORPHE ONS-1 06 Ortiz, Gregg- 90, 96, 118, 121, 142 Ortiz, Michae l-79, 80 Osborn, Wayne -27, 122, 123, 127, 129 Osborne , Linda- 71, 101, 112, 113 Osmera , Carolyn -52, 117 Osterho lm, Orrin-3 3, 53, 84, 85, 118, 119, 121, 124, 130 Osterho lm, Phillip -79, 96, 98, 123 Ostiguy , Carol-3 2, 33, 53, 111, 112, 117, 135 Outz, Carol-7 1, 97 Owen, Marily n-71 Owens, Jo Ann-53 , 117 Owens, Judith- 33, 53, 92, 93, 96, 108, 117, 142 Ozolins, Arya-5 3, 106, 117 Ozolins , Edith-7 9 Ozolins , Edith-7 9 Owls, Juris-7 1, 110, 133

Plum, Mrs. Doroth ea-17 Pokorny , Jerry-7 9 Pool, Ervin-'19 Pope, Larry-5 4, 102, 107 Posey, .Amelia -79 Potts, Sharon -71 Powell; Garry- 33, 54, 65, 85, • 91, 118, 120, 121, 130, 142 Pratt, Joyce- 71 Preston , Donna- 71, 97 Prettym an, Karen- 79, 101, 102 Prettym an, Merna- 21, 33, 54, 104, 103, 117 Prey, Gary-7 1 Price, Sharon -79, 112 Probasc o, Robert -79, 101 Probasc o, William -33, 54, 63, 65, 96, 100, 132 Proctor, Sherry- Lane-3 3, 54, 88, 1-02, 109, 117, 118 Provinc e, Charles -71, 118, 127 Purbaug h, Bonnie -79, 101 Purins, Vilis-7 1, 123, 130 Putens, Uldis-7 9, 134 Pyle, F. Jean-7 9 Q

Queen , Barbar a-71, 87, 103 p

Pabst, John-7 1, 101 Packer, Karen- 53 Paegle, Maija- 79, 99, 107, 112 Pakulis , Valda- 71, 104, 111 Palmer, Judith- 71 Palmer, Ross-7 9, 91 , 101 Panevic s, Ivan-71 , 100 Pangle , Barbar a-71 Parcel , Iris-53 , 103, 117 Pardubs ky, Richard -79, 96 Parker, Judy-7 1 Parks, Glenda -79 Paroube k, Twyla- 79, 107, 112 Patton, Sharon -53, 117 Pavlas, Bob-79 Payne, Glenda -71, 101, 102, 111, 113 Payne, Kenny- 71 P a yne, William -71 Pearce, Phillip- -53 Pecht, Gary-7 9 Peck, Steven -71 Pederse n, Richar d-79 Pederso n, Marge- 79 Pederso n, Sharon -79 Penning ton, Linda- 79 PEPPE RS-116 -117 Perkins , Mary-7 9 Perrin, Diana- 71 Perrin, Jean-7 0, 71, 98, 104, 107 , 108, 111, 113 Perry, Albert- 53, 90, 94, 102, 141 Perry, Judith- 53, 92, 103, 109, 117, 139 Pester, Betty-7 9 Pester, Lee-53 Peters, Virgini a-53, 117 Peterson , Carole- 79, 106, 113 Peterso n, Donna- 71, 135 Peterson , Sandy- 71, 97 Peyton, Roger- 53 Pfeiff, Lawren ce--68, 71, 98, 118, 120, 121, 122, 127, 132 Pfeiff, William H.-15, 122 Pfeiff, William P .-33, 53, 63, 85, 101,118 ,121,12 2, 141 Phelan, Rex-79 , 96, 126 Phelps, Carol-7 1, 100, 104, 135 Phelps, Caroly n-79 Phillips , Andra- 79, 107, 112 Phillips , Doretta -53, 88, 99, 117, 140 Phillips , J ames-7 9 Phipps, Jill-71 , 97 Pickerin g, Larry- 71 Pieper, Patrici a-53, 88, 117 Pierce, Kent-7 1 Pierce, Mary-7 9, 108 Pierce, Susan- 33, 53, 92, 93, 104, 108, 111, 112, 117, 135 Pitsch, Gayle-- 33, 54, 65, 86, 103, 104, 110, 117 Pitsch, J anis-71 , 87 , 98, 103, 104, 111, 135 Placker , Barbar a-71 Pleis, Charlot te-54, 92, 10a, 106, 117 Pleis, Rosalee -79, 102, 106, 112

R Rabas, Altha-7 9 Radcliff , John-7 1 Radke, Ken-79 Ramsey , Jo--79 Raney, William -71 Rapp, Darryl -79 Raskey, Larry-7 1, 118, 127 Rathjen , David- 71, 101, 104, 107, 110 Rausche r, Jewel- 79 Ray, Jerry-5 4, 127 Rebensd orf, John-7 1, 123, 127 133 Rector, Betty-5 4, 103, 104, 106, 117 RED CROSS COUNC II.r-109 Reed, Byron- 79 Reed, Donald -54 Reed , Larry-7 1, 123 Reed, Ronald -79, 134 Reel , Alfred- 71, 123 Reel, Martin a-33, 54, 99 , 100, 104, 106, 117 Reel, Windle -17 Reich , Nancy- 79 Reichw aldt Robert -71 Reifsch neider, Connie -71 Reifsch neider, Mary-7 1, 89, 97, 104, 111 Reimers , Jan-70 , 71, 98, 101, 104, 107, 108, 111 Rein, Patrici a-71 Rekte, Gunta- 54 Rena, Linda- 79, 102 Rene, Danny -79 Renken , Sandra -71 Retzlaff , Joy-79 , 109, 112 Revis, Richard -33, 54, 64, 90, 92, 93, 94, 96, 98, 118, 119, 128, 143 Reynold s, Bob-54 , 118, 122, 129 Reynold s, Kathle en-79 Rhamy, Sidney -71 Rhoade s, BE>verl y-71, 106 Rice, Sandra -54, 64, 90, 92, 102, 117 Rice, Sharon -54, 90, 92, 103, 117 Rice, Tom-7 9, 123 Richard s, Gene-7 9 Richard son, Frank- 71, 91, 100 Rico, David- 79 Rider, Karyn- 79, 98, 102 Ridpath , Barbar a-71, 100, 113 Rieger, James -79 Riley, Ronal d~ Ripley, Richard -54, 118, 128, 132, 133 Ritchey , Sharon -80 Ritenou r, Sharon -54, 117 Rixstine , Dougla s-80 Roach , James- 16, 32, 55, 89, 90, 91, 95, 98, 102, 139 Roach, Sandra -55, 117 Robert, Ronda- 55, 117 Roberts , J acqueli ne-55, 92, 111 , 117 Roberts , RuthAn n--80 Roberts , Sondra -71 Roberts , Mrs. Virgini a-17

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Ro be rts on , Je rr y- 71 Ro be rts on , M ic ke y- -8 0 Ro be rts on , Roll.l_ly--80 Ro bi no vi tz , Pe te -- -8 0 Ro bi ns on , Al yc e- --8 0, 10 9 Ro bi ns on , Jo hn -7 1, 87, 96 Ro bi ns on , N ic k- 71 , 91, 96, 10 0 Ro bi ns on , Pe te r- -8 0 Ro bi ns on , R ob er t- 71 Ro bi ns on , R on al d- -8 0, 91, 100, 143 Ro bi ns on , W in st on -7 1 Ro bo th am , D ia ne -5 5, 89, 90, 98, 104, 11 1, 113, 117 Ro ck w el l, Jo an -7 1, 97 Ro ck w oo d, K at hr yn -5 5 Ro db ro Ch er ie --- 80 , 109, 112 Ro ge rs , B il l- 71 Ro hn , D en ni s- 71 , 13 0 Ro ni n, Jo yc e- 33 , 55, 103, 104, 11 7 Ro ni s, J an is -5 5 Ro ok , Te rr y- -8 0 Ro se , B et h- -8 0, 107, 10 9 Ro se be rr y, V ir gi ni a- 55 , 117 R:>senberg, N or m an -5 5, 139 Ro se nb er g, R on -7 1, 85, 118, 12 1, 13 0 Ro w e, M ar le ne -7 1, 10 0 Ro w en , D av id -7 1 Ro w nd , Jo hn -- 80 , 123, 126, 13 0 Ro ze , G un ta -7 1, 11 3 Ro zm ar in , M ar vi n- 55 , 91, 101 Ru ck m an , Su za nn e- -- 80 R un ya n, R ob er tta -- 80 R ut m an is , V al di s- 71 R ut t, R og er -- 80 R ut t, Te rr y- -8 0 R yb a, W au ne tte -- -8 0 Ry bi j, H . Jo hn -7 1

s Sa bi n, Bo nn ie --- 80 , 11 2 Sa ck et t, Ja m es -5 5, 63, 132, 13 3 SA FE TY C O M M IT TE E- 11 2 Sa la J oA nn -- 80 Sa m ps on , Sa m -- 80 , 123, 127, 13 3 Sa nd vo ld , C ar ol yn n- 55 , 117 Sa nd vo ld , G ay le n- 55 , 113, 13 3 Sa nd vo ld , K at hr yn -- 80 Sa ng er , Su sa n- -3 3, 55, 90, 92, 10 3, 11 7, 141 Sa ttl er , T er ry -7 1 Sa un de rs , H er m an -5 5, 92, 10 1, 131 Sa w in , M rs . M ar jo ri e- 22 Sa yl or , Je rr y- -8 0 Sc ag gs , L in da -71 Sc an lo n, C ar ol yn -5 5, 92, 113, 11 7 Sc an lo n, C. Ja m es -5 5, 98, 118, 11 9, 12 4, 13 0 Sc ap ar on e Pa ol o- 56 , 84, 104, 11 9 Sc ha af , Je an et te -5 6, 87, 103 Sc ha ch , Jo an -7 1, 10 8, 13 5 Sc ha dt , J oh n- -8 0 Sc ha ll, Jo le yn -- 80 , 87 Sc ha um bu rg , G le nn -5 6, 90, 92, 93, 96 Sc ha vl an d, O la f- 77 , 80 Sc he id t, B ob -5 6, 88, 89 Sc he llp ep er , Su zi -- 80 , 10 2 Sc he ne m an , K en ne th -7 1, 96, 13 0 Sc he rle , E ri ka -7 1 Sc he rle , R os a- 56 , 117 Sc he ss le r, C he ry l- -8 0 ' Sc he w e, D on al d- 71 , 107, 110, 13 3 Sc hi ck , St ep he n- 71 , 96 Sc hl ei ge r, La rr y- -8 0 Sc hl ei ge r, L yl e- 56 , 118, 121, 132, 14 2 Sc hm el in g, Fr ed a- 23 Sc hm id t, C yn th ia -7 0, 71, 111 Sc hm id t, H en ry -71, 12 9 Sc hm id t, Ja n- -8 0 Sc hm id t, Sh ar on -7 1, 97, 102, 10 3, 11 1 Sc hn ei de r, B ru ce -5 6 Sc hn ei de r, D el or es -5 6, 117 Sc hn ei de r, G eo rg e A nn -5 6, 11 7 Sc hn ei de r, M ar y- -8 0 Sc hn ei de r, M ik e- 71 , 118, 128 Sc hn ei de r, R eb ec ca -- 80 Sc hn el l, Ju dy -5 6, 90, 92, 103, 10 4, 11 3, 117 Sc hn el l, R ob er t- 56 Sc hn ie be r, L oi s- 56 , 11 7 Sc ho en fe ld , D ar yl -7 1, 96 Sc hr ad er , B ir di e- 72

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Sc hr ad er , N et tie -- 80 Sl ai ke u, K ar l- -8 0, 129, 131 Sc hr in er , an dr a- 56 , 111, 11 7 St ut zm an , K ei th -7 3 Sl oa n, Ju dy -- 80 Sc hr itt , Su sa n- 56 , 90 , 92, Su lli va n, Li nd a- -8 1, 10 6 Sl ot ho w er , G le nn -7 2 93, 96, 117, 142 Su lli va n, M ar k- -8 1 Sl yt er , R ob er t58 Sc hr oe de r, Ja m es A .- 72 Su lli va n, N an cy -- 81 Sm ac k, Sh ir le y72 Sc hr oe de r, Ja m es H .- 72 , 13 3 Su nd lin g, R ob er t- 73 Sm ei ls , Y ol an ta -5 8, 109, 117 Sc hr oe de r, M el vi n- -8 0 Su th er la nd , R ay m on d- 73 Sm ith , D ea ne -8 0, 96, 123 ch ul de is , Li nd a- -3 3, 56 , 92, Su tto n, D on al d- 59 , 11 8, 132, Sm ith , Ja cq ue lin e- 72 96, 104, 106, 11 7 133 Sm ith , K ei th -7 2, 113 Sc hu ltz , R ut h- 72 Su tto n, M ar th a- 59 , 11 7 Sm ith , K en ne th -7 2, 96 Sc hu m ac he r, Ph ili p- 80 ,8 6 w an so n, Lo re n- 73 , 12 6, 132 Sm ith , Li nd a- -8 0 Sc hw ab , L oi s- 17 Sw ar tz , Ju di th -- 81 , 10'2 Sm ith , Pa m el a-8 0 Sc hw ab , R on al d- 76 , 80 , 96, Sw ar tz , Le ol a- 81 Sm ith , R am on a72 128 Sw ei ga rt, Le s- -8 1 Sm ith , Sa nd ra -7 2 Sc hw ab au er , R og er -3 3, 56, Sw et la nd , Lo is -- 81 Sm ith , Sh ar ro n-8 0 63, 90, 99, 101, 102, 113 SW IM M IN G -1 28 Sn id er , M ic ke y- 68 , 72, 96, Sc hw an in ge r, M ar y- 72 , 97, Sy no ve c, Fr an ce s- -8 1 12 6, 13 0 103, 111 Sn oo k, W ill ia m -7 2 Sc hw ar tz , D en ni s- -8 0 Sn ow , R us se ll- 33 , 58, 90, 92, Sc hw ar tz , R oc ln ey -7 7, 80 T 93, 94, 96, 102, 118, 12 9 Sc hw ar tz ko pf , E d- 12 2 Sn ow de n, Jo hn -7 2 Sc hw ar z, M rs . R ut h- 19 Ta pp , Pa m el a-8 1 So lo m on , R ic ha rd -7 2 Sc hw ar ze nb ac h, Pa m el a- 56 , Ta ut fe st , Su si e- 73 , 111 So m m er , M ic ha el -7 6, 80, 96, 109, 117 Ta yl or , B ar ba ra -5 9, 113, 117 98 , 12 3, 12 9 Sc hw ar ze nb ac h, R ic ha rd -- 80 Ta yl or , Cl yd e- -8 1 S: >m m er , Su sa n- 58 , 92, 100, Sc hw ei tz er , L ar ry -5 6, 107 Te al e, M ar y- 33 , 59, 64, 94, 10 6, 11 7 Sc hw ei tz er , Le no re -5 7, 117 98, 102, 117, 11 8 So m m er ha us er , Pe te r- -3 3, 58, Sc hw en ke , D ea n- 72 , 12 8 Te gl ey , Th om as -7 3, 10 0 88 , 98 , 13 9 Sc hw en ke , G en e- 72 Te le en , Fr an ci ne -5 9, 11 7 So m m er s, Ji m -2 1, 12 2 Sc hw en ke , R eb ec ca -5 7, 92, Te m pl e, M rs . G la dy s- 20 So m m er s, R on al d72 , 96 113, 117 Te m pl et on , B ar ba ra -7 3, 97 So m m er s, an dr a58 , 117 Sc hw en ke , R ob er t- 57 So ng er , Ch ris tin a- -8 0 Sc hw in dt , D ia ne -- 80 fE I~ Pi !t 1~ 1~ ir y- -s l So rg e, La D on na -80 Sc hw in dt , R ob er t- 57 , 92 , Te pl y, M ar k- 33 , 59, 63 , 104, So rg e, L ar ry -5 8 93, 10 2 107, 112 Sp ae dt , Sa nd y- 58 , 92, 117 Sc hw in dt , W ay ne -7 2, 12 9 Te Se lle , L ar ry -6 0, 118, 12 7 Sp ah n, Jo yc e- -3 3, 58, 92, Sc hw iso w, D on na -7 2, 97 Te Se lle , Lo ra le e- 60 , 11 7 10 4, 10 9, 11 7 SC IE N C E C LU B -1 07 Th ee se n, L ar ry -7 3, 12 3, Sp ar lin g, St an -7 2, 91, 100 Sc ot t, H ar ol d- 19 , 12 2, 133 129, 132 Sp ea lm an , Jo hn -- 80 , 13 0 Sc ot t, M ar jo ri e- 33 , 57 , 89, Th ie m an , G er al d73 Sp ea rs , Pa m el a72 104, 117 Th ie s, R os al ie -7 3 Sp en ce r, M .

C ha rl ee n72 Sc ot t, M ic ha el -7 2, 89 Th om , D ou g- 73 , 85, 96, 98, Sp lic ha l, La rr y-8 0, 96 SC R IB E -9 9 12 3, 14 0 Sp om er , D on na -81 Se lk , Su za nn e- -8 0, 11 2 Th om as , D on -7 3 118, 123, Sp om er , H ar ol d72 Se ll, D av id -1 4 12 8 Sp oo r, Jo yc e58 , 90 , 92 , Se ll, M ar vi n- 72 , 101, 10 4, Th om as , J am es -6 0 11 7, 14 4 107 Th om as , Sh ie la -7 3, 100, 106 SP O R TS -1 15 -1 35 SE N IO R R O Y A LT Y -1 19 Th om ps on , C ar ol -6 0, 11 1, Sp ra gu e, Ph ili p28 , 122, 127 Se ve nk er , L ar ry -7 2 11 7 St ac y, D on -81 , 12 9, 13 2 Se xt on , Bo b- -8 0, 126 Th om ps on , D ea n-8 1 St ak en s, A ni ta -3 3, 58 , 103, ha fe r, Ju dy -5 7, 117 Th om ps on , Ir en e- 60 , 11 7 11 7 Sh an er , L au ra -3 3, 57, 98, Th om ps on , Ju dy K ay -7 3 St am m Jo hn -81 , 96 101, 102, 104, 11 0, 117 Th om ps on , Ju dy K ay -7 3, 97, St an ar d, D ar re l58 , 91 , 11 8, Sh an no n, M ar ~a re t- 72 , 97 11 1 • 12 1, 12 7 Sh an no n, Pa tn ci a- 57 , 11 7 Th om ps on , L ar ry -6 0 St an ar d, La V on ne -81 Sh aw , Je rr y- 72 , 120, 121, 133 Th om ps on , Li lli an -2 1 St an ar d, Lo ui s72 , 11 8, 12 3, ha w, N an cy -7 2, 101, 11 8 Th om ps on , Pe gg y- 60 , 92, 12 7 Sh ef fe rd , B ev er ly -5 7, 117 98 , 108; 117, 14 4 St ar ch er , A nn am ar ie -7 2 he ld on , Pa tr ic ia -5 7, 11 7 Th om ps on , W an da -- 81 St ar ck , Sh er al -5 8, 11 7 Sh el do n, M rs . Su sa n- 28 Th or pe , M ar y- 72 , 73, 97, 102, St ar k, N an cy -7 2, 99 , 10 1 Sh ep ar d, W ill ar d- -8 0, 85, 123 10 8, 11 3 St • as ka , Pa tr ic ia -3 3, 59 , 92 , Sh ep he rd , J'a ne il- 72 , 89 , 97, Th ro ne , Id a-8 1 10 4, 11 1, 11 7 99, 103, 111 Th ro ne , Le on ar d- -8 1 St ec ln itz , K en ne th -81 , 12 8 Sh er id an D ew ey -5 7, 11 8, 124, Th ur m on d, Sa nd ra -6 0, 101, St ee by , G ar y72 130 10 9, 11 7 St ei nh au er , H en ry -7 2 Sh er w oo d, A lic e- -8 0 Ti ce , Te rr y-8 1, 85, 12 3, St ep he ns , Ju di th -81 , 10 2 Sh ie ld s, D ia nn e- 80 , 10 6, 108, 12 8, 14 0 St er n, Sh er ro n59 , 90 , 92, 112, 13 5 Ti ch ot a, Ca ro lin e- -8 1 10 3, 10 4, 11 7 Sh ip ps , C ur tis -5 7, 101 Ti ch ot a, Sh ar on -7 6, 81, 13 5 St er ne r, N an cy -7 0, 72 , 97 , Sh ul tz , K ar th er in e- -8 0 Ti lle r, Ca ro l-- 81 11 1, 11 3 Sh um an , B ar ba ra -7 2, 97, 98, Ti lli ng ha st , Pr ai rie R os e- 73 St ev a, Lo is -5 9, 92 , 10 3, 11 7 103, 104, 111, 113 Ti lm an , Je an -7 3, 97 ,1 04 ,1 35 St ev en s, E lv a72 Sh ur te r, Bo nn ie -- 80 Ti m ke n, T ir n- 73 , 96 St ev en s, R ut h72 Sh ur te r, Co nn ie -- 80 Ti m m , M ar y-8 1 St ev en so n, D ea nn a59 , 103, Sh ut ts , Sa ra h- 57 , 103, 104, Ti m m , M on ty -7 3 10 4, 10 6, 10 7, 11 2, 117 117 Ti nd le , R ob er t- 73 St ew ar t, B ob -7 2 Si ed el l, B ar ry -5 7, 88' 89, 143 Ti pp er y, Ju dy -6 0, 104, 10 9, St ew ar t, Ch ar le ne -81 , 102 Si ed el l, M ik e- 72 , 110, 113 11 7 St ew ar t, D av id -7 3 Si ef ke s, D on al d- -3 3, 57 , 63, Ti pt on , Jo yc e-8 1 St ew ar t, M rs .

K at he ri ne -2 6 65, 86, 104. 11 0 To bi n, Pi er ce -- 81 St ew ar t, T om -5 9, 13 0 ie fk es , M rs . R ut h- 22 To m an dl , C ar ol -7 3 St ew ar t, V an -1 38 Si em er s, G ar y- 72 To nt eg od e, A ut a- 73 , 10 4, St ie r, Sa nd i-81 Si lb er st ei n, M ar k- -8 0 11 1 St ile s, G ar y73 Si ld eg s, A nd ri s- 22 , 33 , 57, To om bs , J an -8 1, 13 5 St ire s, Ju ha n59 65, 100, 102, 107, 112, To ph am , Ja m es -- 73 St ire s, Ju li us -5 9 118, 131 To w le , C ba rl ot te -7 3, 97, 10 4 St oe hr , Ro na ld -81 Si llo w ay , Ch ar le s- -8 0, 96 To w ne . L in da -7 3 St ol l, Eu ge ne -2 5, 10 0 Si lv a, C hr is tin e- 72 , 87 , 111 TR A C K -1 32 -1 33 St on e, D av id -5 9 Si lv a, Th om as -5 7, 113 Tr au dt , K ar en -7 3 St on em an , A nd re a59 , 84, 85, Si m m on s, C ar ol -5 7, 10 4, 117 Tr au dt , L ar ry -B l, 133 92 , 10 8, 11 7, 11 9 Si m m s, D ia na -7 2 Tr en t, Pa ul -B l St on em an , N ad in e-8 1 Si m ps on , E dw ar d- 58 Tr ev ol t, Sh ar on -7 3 St or k, R on al d73 Si m ps on , J am es -5 8, 92 , 98 Tr im bl e, K av -6 0, 98, 101, 117 St ra in , H ow ar d59 , 64, 118, Si m ps on , Ju dy -7 2 Tr ol lin ge r, Sh irl ey -- 81 12 1, 12 4 Si m ps on , Ro ge r- -8 0, 12 6 Tr ou t, A rt ie -7 3, 111 St ra in , Ja m es -81 , 12 6 Si m ps on , V ic ki -7 2 Tr ue , E ar l73 , 96, 126, 13 2 St ra nd , Sh ir le y59 , 11 7 Si m s, M ar y- 58 , 10 9, 11 7 Tu bb s, J oy ce -81 St ra sh ei m , Lo rr ai ne -2 4 Si ng er , B ar ba ra -7 2, 85 , 94, Tu pp er , M el vi n73 St ra zd in s, G un ar s-8 1, 99 , 97. 102, 104 Tu pp er , M er lin -7 3 10 6 Si ng er , H ar ve y- 58 , 91 , 118, Tu pp er , St ep he n- -8 1 St ric ke r, G er al d73 , 12 3 130 Tu rle y, V ic to r- 60 , 98, 11 8, St ro hm , M rs .

M ar th a16 Si nn en , Je an ne -7 2 12 7 St ro m er , Pa t73 , 97 Si nt ek , A le tta -7 2. 97 TW IR LE R S11 3 St ru be .

St ep he n59 , 11 3 Si pe s, M ar le ne -7 2 ST U D EN T CO U N CI L- -8 4- 85 Si tle r, H er be rt- -8 0 St ue rtz , E. K ay -7 3, 89, 97, Si tz m an , Bo b- -8 0, 123, 127, u 98, 104, 11 2 133 St ue rtz , Sa nd ra -- 81 Si tz m an . Th om as -5 8, 64 , 118, U hr ic h, D or is -- 81 St um p, C at hy -6 8, 73 , 95 , 121, 127, 13 2 U m be rg er , Ly nd a- 73 , 10 1 10 0, 10 2, 104, 105, Sl ai gh t, H ar ol d- 27 U ng er , M rs . H el en -1 6 108, 13 9 U pd eg ra ft, M rs . A lic e- 17

Upton , Donn a~O, 103, 111, 113, 117 .

Upton , Ronn ie-81 Ushe r, Doug -73, 123

V Van Amer ongen , Willi am-6 0 V anArs dall, Haro ld-81 Vanc e, Ter ry~ Vanc e, Thom as--8 1 VanC leave , Caro l-73, 111 Vand ersall , Dian a-81, 101 Van Doren , Dona ld-81 , 127 Van Horn , Clara -33, 60, 63, 90, 92, 117, 141 VanL aning ham, Char lotte 73,11 1 Vann est, Cher yl-81 Vaug han, Victo r-131 Vaug hn, Bob- 132 Veige l, Patri cia-7 3 Vene rable, Carlo tta-6 0, 117 Verm illion , Lloy d-81 Verno n, Conn ie-73 Vest, Mich ael-8 1 V illacr es, Leon ard-8 1 Vitam vas, Judit h-81 , 102 Vitte ra, Jim- 81 Vlaun , Susa n-81 Voge l, Beatr ice-7 3 Vogt, Fran k-73 , 118, 127 Vosta , Gary -60, 92, 113 Vosta , Ted- 73

w Wagn er, Uwe -81 Waid e, Mild red-2 1 Wald en, Beve rly--8 1 Wald en, Kerry -,-60, 129 Wald ron, Marc ia-33 , 61, 104, 107, 117 Walk er, Clau dia-3 3, 61, 108, 111, 117, 139 Walk er, John -73, 96 Walk er, Nanc y-81 Walk er, Rob ert~ !

Walk er, Jlodn ey-81 , 133 Walk insha w, Robe rt-73 Walle n, Jame s-33, 61, 63, 110,1 18,12 8

Walli ck, Roge r-73 123 129 Walli n, Lind a-81, 107: 112 Walli n, Nanc y-An n-61 108 ' ' 113, 117 Walte rs, Joan -81 Waln , Char les-7 3 Wals h, Lydi an-70 , 73 Ward , Mar jori~ l, 117 Warn e, Joe-8 1 Warn ken, Selm a~l Wate rs, Lind a-81 Watk ins, Steve n-14 Watm ore, Jacqu eline -Bl, 102 Wats on, Kare n-33 , 61, 117 Watt, Rich ard-1 00 Watt, Terry -73 Watto n, Robe rt-73 , 96 Watts , Way ne-73 Way, Frede rick-- 81, 123 Wayb right, Mark -81, 123, 129, 130 Waym ire, Edga r-81, 113 Weat herby , Dorc as-15 Weat herly , Shar on-8 1 Webe r, Chri stian ~!, 65, 104, 107,1 10, 112 Webe r, Ralp h-81 , 123, 129 Webe r, Russ ell~!

Webe r, Sand y-73 , 89, 97, 99 Webe r, Vick i-73 Weet h, Jose ph~! , 113 Wehr han, Judit h-81 Wehr li, Stan ley~ !, 91, 101, 138 Weid eman , Rog er~l Weile r, Mari lyn-7 3 Weill , Rich ard-3 3, 61, 99, 102,1 10 Weisg erber, Melv in-73 , 96 Weisg erber , Mild red-7 3, 111 Welc h, Vern on~! , 113 Wells , Shar on~l , 92, 117 Wenz l, Doro thy-8 1 Wern er, Shar on-6 1 Wert man, Cath erine -Bl, 102, 103 Wertm an, Mary -33, 61, 104, 109, 117, 139 Wertz , Caro lyn~ 2, 117 West, Victo r-73 Westb rook, Janis -73 Weya nd, Lyle -21 Weya nd, Norm a~2, 117 Weye r. Sand ra-73 , 97, 104, 111

Weye rs, Sue- 81 Whea ton, Virgi nia-3 3, 62, 90, 92, 93, 96, 104, 117, 135 White , Clau deen -73 White mon, Steve n-81 Whitm arsh,, Haro ld~2 Whitm er, Anni e-72, 73, 102 Whitt ingto n, Jenn y-73 , 97 Wick en, Dave -73 Wick ham, Bill- 81 Wiela nd, Selm a-21 Wilco x, Tho ma~ 2, 113 Wilke n, Chri s~2, 104 Wilke rson, Sond ra-73 , 97 Willi ams, Barb ara-7 3 Willi ams, Bobb y-73, 118, 121, 132 Willi ams, Glori a-81 Willi ams, Leste r-73 Willi amso n, Thom as-62 , 118, 134, 138 Willi s, Mari lyn~ 2. 92, 103, 106, 117 Willm ore, Larry -81, 107, 113 Wilso n, Aaro n-73 Wilso n, Linda K.-8 1, 99, 102 Wilso n, Linda P .-81 , 101, 106 Wilso n, Merv yn-7 3 Wing rove, Clau de-27 Wink , Marl ene-3 3, 62,109, 117 Wink elman , Alice -33, 62, 99, 100, 104, 110, 117 Wins or, Jane ll-73 , 97 Wins ton, A.nn ette-8 1 Winte r, Denn is--81 Wipf, Virg il-81 Wipf, Wes ley~ 2. 87 Wisb ey, Kay- 81 Wisb ey, Willi am-6 2 Wise, Don ald~ 2 Wism er, Jerry ~2, 118, 121, 129 Witt, Sond ra-73 Witte r, Joan n-81 Wolc ott, Evel yn-7 3 Wolc ott, Gord on~2 Wolf, Denn is-81 , 101, 126 Wolfe , Bob- 73 Wolfe , Jacqu eline -81, 112 Wolfe , Mary -81 Wood , Rodn ey-73 Wood s, Judy -73

Wood.;~.,a, Weld on-73 , 118, Work man, Josep h-33 , 62 Work man, Robe rt-73 Wred e, Shar on-7 3 WRE STLI G-12 9 Wrig ht, Cher is-73 , 98, 111 Wrig ht, Kenn y-73 Wrig ht, Nanc y-81 WRI TERS CLU B-99 Wrob liski, yla-8 1 Wurm , Mar~ aret~ 2 Wurm , Willi am-7 3, 113 Wym ore, Denn is-13 0 Wym ore, Rich ard-7 3 y

Yant, Caro lin~ 2, 106, 117 Yant , Geor ge-81 , 123, 133 Yord t, Mari on-7 3, 130 Yost, Rich ard-8 1, 123 Youn g, J . D.-2 0 Youn g, J ohn- 81 Youn g, Judi th~3 , 117 Youn g, Judy -73, 97, 104, 111 Youn g, Mart ha-73 , 97, 110 Youn g, Sand ra-73 Youn g, Thom as-73 Youn gscap , Mrs. Alice -28 Youn gscap , Fred ~, 92, 118, 119, 130

z Zade, Scarl ett-7 3, 97, 103, 104, 107, 111 Zands , Brigi ta-81 , 135 Zastr ow, Jane t-81, 101, 102, 112 Zbytn iuk, Olga -81 , 102 Zegel is, Elga -73 Ziche k, Barb ara~ 3, 117 Ziche k, Rich ard-8 1 Ziche k, Robe rt-73 Zieg, Mary -73, 98,10 0,135 Ziege nbein , War ren~ , 100 Zimm erer, Den ni~ Zollic offer, Sam ~, 118, 120, 121, 125 Zuerl ein, Roge r-81, 123, 127, 133

ADVERTISING INDEX Alvord Pharmacy __________________________________ 139 Al's Barber Shop ____________________________________ 138 Anderson Studio __________ _____ _______ ______________ l40 Arthur Owens Studio ____________________________ l42 Beatrice Foods Company ____________________ l44 Central Electric & Gas Company ______ l42 Christiano's No. 3_____________ _____________________ 140 Commonwealth Company__________________ l42 DeBrown Auto Sales Co. ____________________ 138 Dick's Hobby Craft______________________________ l43 Dietze Music House ____________________________ l43 Donmar Pharmacy ________________________________ l38 DuTeau Chevrolet Company ____________ l40 Edholm and Blomgren Studio ____________ l43 First Continental National Bank & Trust Company ______________________________ l45 Hamilton Studio ____________________________________ l44 Hill Hatchery _______________________________________ _l 42 Hollywood Cleaners ______________________________ l44 Jacob North, Incorporated ________________ l44 Journal-Star Printing Company ________ l45

Kings· Drive-In ______________________________________ l39 Latsch Brothers, Incorporated ____________ l 41 Les McAdams Studio ____________________________ l42 Lincoln School ·of Commerce ______________ l39 Meisinger Brothers Linoleum & Shade Company ____________________________ 138 Midwest Life Insurance Company____ l41 Miller & Paine ________________________________________ l41 Mohawk Cap and Gown Company ____ l40 Mowbray Buick, Incorporated __________ l43 National Bank of Commerce ______________ l39 Nebraska Book Store ____________________________ l41 Nebraska Typewriter Company ________ l44 Northeast Printers________________________________ 143 Pat Ash, Incorporated __________________________ l44 Rixstine Jewelry Mfg. Co. _____ _____________ 140 Roberts Dairy ________________________________________ l42 Tastee Inn, Incorporated ____________________ l43 Townsend Studio __________________________________ l41 Van Sickle Paint Mfg. Co. __________________ 141 Weaver-Minier Ltd. ______________________________ 140 151

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