Lincoln High School 1966 Yearbook

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Published by the Students of Lincoln High School J Street at Capi tol Parkway Lincoln, Nebraska Volume 50

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Administrators Anticipate An intere sted school board made recom mend ation s for new buildi ngs and advance d facilit ies in antic ipatio n of increa sing school enroll ments . As a result of their conce rned effort s, an electr ical "warn ing" system and a new requi sition room were adde d to Lincoln High School.

The board contin ued to prom ote modern educa tiona l techn iques , such as advance d progr ams in many depa rtmen ts.

The admin istrativ e respon sibility of coordinatin g the Lincoln Public Schools falls to Dr. Steven N. Watkin s, superi ntende nt.

Educa tional progress was the comm on goal of Dr. Reed Schaefer, assistant superi ntende nt of business affairs ; Dr. Arzell Ball, vice-s uperin tenden t; Rudolph J. Bauer, superv isor of operat ion and mainte nance ; and Dr. R. L. Fredstrom, assistant superi ntende nt for curricu lum and instruc tion .

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BOARD OF EDUCA TION: Seated: Dr. John Lux, Robert Wekesser, Robert Magee , Standing: James Stuart, Dr. Steven Watkins , Robert Ammon, Edward Copple .

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Grovving Enrollments

Princip al William Bogar , superv isor of all curricu lar and extrac urricul ar progra ms , greets studen ts and · faculty memb ers with a friend ly smile.

Principal Willia m Boga r and his capable admi nistra tive staff took a genuine interes t in the students at Lincoln High. Their doors were always open to those students who wished to counsel or visit with them .

The staff believ ed scholarship to be the prima ry purpo se of the students' three years at LHS and encou raged and helped each stude nt to attain his goals. Howe ver, desp ite full schedules, all somehow found time to atten d extra curric ular funct ion.~.

Mr. William Pfeiff, vice-p rincipa l and dean of boys, coordi nates extrac urricul ar activit ies and supervises all Lincoln High School athlet ic events.

Miss Dorcas Weath erby , who is in charge of studen t services, often meets with Mr. Eldon Heske tt, assistan t princip al for instruc tion, to see that all studen t registr ations coinci de with class schedules.

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Perennially a dedicated fan, Mr. Scott keeps a personal visual record of Lincoln High sports history on the walls of his den at home.

Lincoln High Faculty Sets Pace For Students

Deep in thought, Mr. Colson makes strategic plans, attempting to checkmate his opponent.

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Certainly not out-paced by their students were the teachers, who testified to the fact that the ideal educator must participate in activities both related and unrelated to actual classroom instruction.

Preparing for classes, counseling with students, and providing as rich a program as possible for pupils, occupied a sizable portion of time not spent actually teaching.

Practicing further their philosophy of the wqrth of a well-rounded school program, Lincoln High teachers devoted their energies and gave countless hours to sponsoring student clubs and supporting school productions, programs, and athletic events.

Many carried heavy study loads the year round, attending night classes and summer sessions to keep abreast of new instructional methods and to enrich their teaching backgrounds. All worked conscientiously to maintain high teaching standards and to do the best job possible for Lincoln High. The student body was justly proud of its instructors.

Paul Adams

Mrs. M. Alexander

Gary Amen

Mrs. Shelley Ball

Mrs. Louise Baugher

Industrial Arts

English

Mathematics

Social Studies

Guidance

Richard Beechner

Calvin Bones

Jamesine Bourke

Mrs. Ruth Buckner

Frances Buell

Social Studies

Attendance

Commercial

Foreign Language

Mathematics

Franklin Burden

Guilford Burnham

Mrs. Sally Burt

Ivan Caldwell

James Carlin

Mathematics

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Guidance

Miss Wieland takes a final look . at her lesson plans before her students arrive and her busy day begins.

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George Carpenter Social Studies Dean Clawson Industrial Arts

Mrs. Edythe Cascini Librarian Mrs. Martha Cline Guidance

Alva Cavett Mrs. Christoffersen Mrs. Mary Cirksena Instructional Media Foreign Language Home Economics Mrs. Frances Colon Robert Compton LeRoy Colson Science Commercial Science

Instructors St-rive for High

Mr. Cavett, who is in charge· of audio-visual aids, checks to be sure that all equipment is functioning well for the day's film schedule.

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Mrs. B. Conover English Mrs. Harriet Cross Special Education

Gene Cotter Physical Education Alexander Currie Science

Wanda Crawmer English Teresina Danese Foreign Language

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Robert Dawson Science Cli;1rence Evans lridustrial A rts

Mrs. Skerith Decker Fine Arts Rob ert Eyth English

Ooro thy Dul1)pert Com mercial Mrs. •Judi th Kirsch Soci al Stu d ies

Mrs. Sayre believes that only the skilled instr ucto r can teach effe ctively, and brushes up on her own sewing techniques whenever possible.

Teaching Standards

Mrs. Maxine Faust English Dorthea Gor e Fine Arts

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Robert Fisher Science Mrs. Merrell Gran t English

Mrs. H. Flanagan Commercial Elizabeth Gro ne Foreign Langµage

Mrs. Beulah Foley Special Education Buford Grosscup Social Studies

Mrs. Ruth Gart ner English Neil Hafemeister Social Studies

Mike Delaney listens carefully while Mr . Law instructs him in the fin er points of dr af tin g.

LaGrande Hansen Mathematics Mrs. C. Herbster Ho me Economics Mrs. A. Howdeshell Guidance Wilhelmina Johnson Social Studies

Betty Heckman Commercial Mrs. E. Holbrook English R. W . Howland Science James Joyner Industrial Arts

Activities Supp.orted by Florence Jenkins Social Studies Mrs. Jean Kleitsch Guidance

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Alden Johnson Social Studies Ha rry Kuklin Na t'I. Youth Corps

Clara Johnson English Robert Law Industrial Ar ts

Mrs. Ruth Lederer Mathematics Patrick Mallat+ Mathematics

Lydia Lekai Commercial Carl Manthey Science

Max Lien Engl ish Irene Martin Eng lish

Interested Faculty

Andy Loehr Driver Education Mrs. Shirley Martin Fine Arts Helen Jo Miller Physica l Education Wayne Osborn Industrial Arts

Donovan Luedke Driver Education Mrs. S. Merwick English David Myers Physical Education Marvin L. Rader Special Education

"The end of a perfect day." Mr. Cotter and Mr. Luedke listen attentively as Mr. X drones on.

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Mr. Sim pso n cle arl y illustra tes the eff ect s of wa ter pre ssu re to his class de spi te a rat he r sm ud gy bla ckb oar d.

m ra g ro P l o o h c S d e d n u o R Teachers Emphasize Mrs. V. Roberts

Judith Roderick

Merle Rudebusch

Mrs. Kathleen Sayre

Gu ida nc e

So cial Stu die s

Industrial Ar ts

Ho me Ec ono mi cs

Lois Schwab

Mrs. Ruth Schwarz

Harold Scott

Mrs. Ruth Siefkes

Melvin Simpson

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So cia l Stu die s

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Lib rar ian

Sc ien ce

Gerald Skoog

Harold Slaight

James Sommers

Philip Sprague

Mrs. K. Stewart

Industrial Ar ts

Ma the ma tic s

Physical Ed uca tio n

Co mm erc ial

Windle Reel Gu ida nc e

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Mrs. Opal Stoehr Physical Education Mrs. L. VanVleck Commercia l Selma Wieland Mathematic s

William Story Social Studies Orville Voss Fine Arts Mrs. JoRene Wilken Foreign Language

Richard Terry Driver Education Mildred Waide Mathematic s Claude Wingrove Industrial Arts

Mrs. V. Thompson English Dennis Weixelman Industrial Arts Mrs. P. Wii1kler Mathematic s

Mrs. A. Updegraft Guidance Lyle Weyand Mathematic s Mrs. A. Youngscap Nurse

Miss Waide, Miss Dumpert, and Miss Gore find a funny side to the news as they~ enjoy a well-earned coffee break in the lounge.

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OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Shirley Stoll .

Mrs. Yvonne Graham , clerks ; Mrs. V. Diffenderfer, department aide; Mrs. Pearl Bogenrief, Mrs. Esther Gettemy, clerks.

LHS Office Staff Serves School Faithfully

Assisting Mr. Eldon Heskett in many capacities was Mr. Cecil Leonard , administrative intern.

Working quietly and conscientiously to serve both student body and faculty were the members of the LHS office staff. The responsibility for keeping student records, channeling communications, and carrying out clerical and secretarial duties rested upon the shoulders of the capable office crew.

In addition to discharging office tasks, members of this group devoted time to assisting in the library, maintaining the requisition room, and serving as instructional aides to the certified staff.

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OFFICE STAFF: Seated: Mrs. Ruby Evans, clerk ; Mrs. LaVern Rhoades , secretary.

Standing: Mrs. Ruby Wallace , registrar; Mrs. Al ice Hibbert, Mrs . Dagmar Alquist, clerks.

Efficient Staffs Assure Smooth-running Sch oo l Co nt rib ut ing to every class day, stude nt function , and school-related ac tiv ity , was the de dic at ed custodiai sta ff. In ad ditio n to the normal routine of building maintenance, sta ff members responded willingly and ef fic ien tly to emergencies th at arose.

Both the LHS ca fet er ia ladies and the lounge sta ff learned to combine qu an tit y .. with qu ali ty in pr ep ar ing fo od fo r an "a rm y" of hungry and hurried students.

" Sta nd ing gu ard " are Donald Flanagan, Ralph Snell, and Alb ert Ot hl in g, custodial supervisors , "ready, willing, and able " to answer du ty's call.

Mrs. Selma Jensen, Mrs. Kay Peters, and Mrs. Bessie Krogman fin d tha t keeping the lounge ve nd ing machine fill ed is a never-ending task.

, son Hob , t ard inh Re ter, Kus 2: Row . nes Jo , n pso Sam , rs Sea , rble Ma , rik ma Krc r, CA FET ER IA STAFF: Bottom Row: Haas , Sheepe n, ile Ch , edy Twe , _ ons mm si Fitz b, Lam an, ttym Pre ,. nn tma Ol , rsey Do Arms tea d , Hil d, Puc ket t, Wr eed , Linden. Top Row: Cosier, W est , Kar go.

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Proiect English Paces Curriculum Witne ss to the contin uing success of Proje ct English was the increa sed numb er of classes in this area. In addit ion to the challengin g Proje ct progr am, new and sophisticate d texts in sopho more , junior, and senior classes helpe d to make English one of Linco ln High' s most popu lar a-cade mics.

Television, used as a suppl emen t to regul ar classroom teach ing, was anoth er of the many aspec ts which adde d enjoy ment to the requi red English study .

Junior Janet Spiker discov ers that the library card catalo gue saves time and steps when choosing a book title for that special English assignment.

Sopho more Jill McMa ster, proba bly somew hat stunne d at the amoun t of readin g ahead of her in Projec t English, examines an intrigu ing volum e.

Martin Harris , Bill Guest , and "old friend " Yorick enact the graveyard scene from H amlet, one of several Shakespearian plays read

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STO CKS AND BON DS Inveatment in American Buameu •nd Gove~nmen1

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stinve ing lead for es choic d goo y ousl obvi were ht, Knig bie Deb and on Dayt Alan ers, offic icate Inter este d synd men t buying in thei r economics class. Both migh t well become futur e business "tyc oon s."

De pa rtment's Aim Is 'Informed Citizens' The Social Studies Dep artm ent, realizing the imp orta nce of students bec omi ng acti ve, info rme d citizens, stro ve to stimulate pup il inte rest in wor ld and Am eric an hist ory, eco nom y, and pub lic affa irs. Am erican and wor ld "his tori ans " trac ed our nation 's dev elop men t, and stud ied pas t civi lizations' prog ress and ach ieve men ts. Mod ern Problems and rnte rnat ion al Relations dea lt with curr ent events. Economics classes stud ied fina nce , while psy cho logy students con duc ted exp erim ents in human beh avio r.

Cind y Gob le and Steve Radke are using desc riptiv e methods to show that all roads do lead to Rome.

Science Need s Math : Math Teach es Reasoning

"You can work on the frogs. I'm real happy with the sea shell," Sally Davidson tells her lab partner, Ernie Howland, as they choose "dissecting materials."

The Science and Mathemat ics Departments found that their respective subjects go hand in hand. Math courses taught students mathemat ical reasoning and demonstrated how algebra , geometry, and trigonometry are essential in scientific careers.

Science students learned through textbook study and laboratory experimen tation how our industrial society makes use of scientific discoverie s and developme nts. Biology, chemistry , physiology , arid physics courses showed pupils how knowledge is obtained and organized in these fields.

Corwin Hulbert, looking somewhat puzzled , listens intently as Gary Krzeneski and Warren DeBoer discuss the possible conclusions to be drawn from the results of a joint physics experiment. Marvin White has his own problems.

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Marvin Jaques, looking compe tent enough to be teachi ng geome try, demonstrateS' to his attent ive classmates the steps in constructing a right triang le.

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"Th ey didn't tel! us about this when we regist ered!"

Seniors Cathy Pfund and Bruce Gillan wonder if chemi stry is really their calling.

Analy tic geom etry student, lnta Jozeps, shows her profic iency in plottin g polar coord inate points.

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Foreign Lan gu age Set Places Ban on English

Enjoying the rewards of conscientious study, Margy Angle , llze Zigurs, and Jim Coope r, fourth -year students, munch on French breakf ast food, "les brioch es."

Foreign Language students at Lincoln High School learned to " check their English" at the classroom door. To stren gthen oral skills to prepa re for readi ng and writin g, much class time was spent in the language labor atorie s. An innov ation , comp lete record sets for each pupil , prove d invaluable by provi ding, for home study, authe ntic examples of the spoken languages. Increased pupi l intere st was shown by the growi ng enrol lment of advan ced classes. To supplement routin e studies, all classes offere d folk singing, native cooking, and the study of foreig n cultures and customs.

Though the student's view is quite limited , recept ion in the language lab is excellent.

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Fin e Arts D ep ar tn ie n t Encourages Expression The Fine Art s De pa rtm en t off ere d gro up and ind ivid ua l experience to bo th music and art students, en cou rag ing them to de vel op cre ati ve ab iliti es and expression thr ou gh "th e Art s." Wi th ins tru cto rs' help, po ten tia l musicians and artists, by stu dyi ng and pe rfo rm ing the music of great composers and analyzing for em ost artists' works, rec eiv ed the ir init ial sta rt in de vel op ing a personal style and medium for expression.

Ma king sure of the ir tim ing , Jan e Ochsner, Linda Mu rphy, and Jan ice Kre jci, members of the Jun ior Gir ls Gle e, keep atte ntiv e eyes on the dire cto r.

Art students, Lucille Hal l, Rod Miers, and Peg gy Hel ler, use wat er col or and ima gin atio n to aid them in cre ativ e exp ression.

The serio usness and com ple xity of con cer t music is reflec ted in the fac e of stri ng bass pla yer Ronald Her ma n.

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Va rie d Curriculum Has T'No-Fold Purpose You ng men, some hea ded for add ition al trai ning and some for imm edia te entran ce into indu stria l careers, acq uire d tech~ nical kno wle dge and skill in the Indu stria l Art s De par tme nt's var ied cur ricu lum .

Courses offe red incl ude d prin ting , dra fting, craf ts, woo dwo rkin g, elec tron ics, engine and auto mechanics, and mac hine shop.

Wh ile classes offe red job trai ning prim arily , the kno wle dge and exp erie nce gain ed also pro ved pra ctic al for leis ure- time pro ject s unre late d to spe cific indu stria l care ers.

Ed Mor row, who is oper ating a drill press in the mac hine shop, watches closely as the twis ting bit chews into a solid block of meta l.

Byron Rance resorts to slide rule calculations as he discovers that com putin g elec trica l resistance goes beyo nd his men tal arith meti c abili ties.

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S-k-o-o-1 ... oops ! Whi le gain ing valu able prin t shop experie nce, Larr y Wal ker is learn ing that accu racy is a mos t impo rtan t qual ifica tion for the type sette r.

Hea ve Ho! Auto mechanics stud ents Geo rge Coo k and Larr y Leach are than kful that mod ern- day equ ipme nt is avai lable for jobs such as this.

As they near the com pleti on of thei r woo dwo rking proje cts, both Dave Loos and Wal ter Hard nock are begi nnin g com 1ing plam ful care that d foun has Each . shop work the in t spen s hour y man r thei of lts resu ible to see tang bine d with conscientious work and pat~ence prod uces scale mod els in which they can take prid e.

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Te rri Wh ee ler and An dre a Edwards, ho me economics students, fin d the ref rig era tor well-stocked wit h jell y for the ir sandwiches.

"B ut it's fiv e inches, no t fou r!" exclaims Na din e Da nd rid ge to fidif ing rat pe as ex ing ter un co en iors sen th bo , an atm Bo t ne Ja cul tie s in ce nte rin g a Pe pp er em ble m.

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Build H o m e m a k in g Skills Ma ny op po rtu nit ies fo r gr ou p and ind ividual pr oje cts were of fe re d in the Ho me Economics De pa rtm en t to de ve lop the basic skills needed by the ind ep en de nt homemaker an d th e ca re er wo m an . An ot he r Be tty Cr oc ke r, an oth er An n Fo ga rty , or possibly a "p ac es et te r" in the wo rld of int er ior design ma y have been de ve lop ing . Each stu de nt rece ive d an all -im po rta nt ba ck gr ou nd and pr ac tic al experience in cooking, sewing, and h<?me planning to aid her in bu ild ing and ma int ain ing her fu tu re home.

Barb_ara Me ye r shows Ja nic e Piccolo ho w to succe ed in art ful flo we r arr an ge me nt. "It helps to look at these thi ng s fro m all an gle s."

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Classes Equip Pupils For Bu siness Positions As a result of fin e co mm er cia l tra ini ng re ce ive d in the Business Ed uc ati on De pa rtme nt, ma ny sh or tha nd , typ ing , sales, an d bo ok ke ep ing stu de nts we re able to fin d pe rm an en t po sit ion s in the business wo rld , while oth ers pr ep ar ed fo r fu rth er ed uc atio n an d im pr ov ed the ir personal skills.

Cl er ica l stu de nts and those lea rni ng basi~ • of fic e pr oc ed ur es fou nd classes up -to -d at e because of re ce ntl y- ex pa nd ed fac ilit ies .

Shorthand student, Ca rol Bass , finds tha t taking dic tat ion by tra ns cri pti on eliminates having to co pe with the " Boss 's" many changes in tho ug ht.

" I ce rta inl y hope she's keeping track, because I sto pp ed co un tin g at fift y-f ive ! " Both Shirley Johnson and Ge org ia Bo nn ett hold this ho pe ful tho ug ht.

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Learning fo know rep uta ble pro du cts by brand names will make sophomore general business students, Jean Hansen and Patty Leigh, wise consumers.

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Healt h Depa rtmen t Accents Youth Fitness In accordanc e with the recent national youth fitness campaign, the Physical Education and Health Departme nt at Lincoln High stressed the importanc e of body conditioning through exercise and the values of maintaining good health through proper rest , diet, and activity.

Physical Education classes concentra ted on group and individual sports to help students improve coordinati on and to aid them in developing specific physical skills.

Health Education classes emphasized the significance of sound mental attitudes for first-rate health and well-being. " Are yo u reading those directions right? " victim Jerry Retherford asks Steve McKelvey and Jack Highstreet as they practice first-aid techniques.

Kicking feet send the Nebraska ball skyward during a roughand-tumble game , a favorite of girls taking physical education. " Players " have learned that, in this case , combining their skills and feet make the gargantuan ball easy to handle.

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Mr. Lien, driver training instructor, would appear more than confident in Bob Harris's ability to handle a backup maneuver. Experience has taught the driver that parking railings can get in the road. '

I I Students Encouraged To 'Take the Wheel' Guidance counselors and Driver Education instructors alike encouraged students to "take the wheel," to keep a destination in mind, and to cope with any and all "roadblocks" safely and sensibly.

Counselors kept in close touch with pupils, helping them individually to adjust to high school life, develop better study habits, gain self-confidence and understanding, and establish meaningful personal goals.

Classroom study first provided Driver Education students with a basic knowleqge of traffic safety laws and mechanical information. Driving experience followed, to teach pupils the importance of responsible driving and to equip them with the necessary skills for confidence on the high~ay.

Chief J. E. Downing, U. S. Navy Recruiting officer, demonstrates to senior Pat Ryan the interest of our armed forces in the young men of today.

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NA TIO NA L MERIT FINALISTS AN D FOUR-YEAR REGENTS SC HO LAR SH IP WIN NE RS : Dave Beckma n n, Ca thy Robison , lnta Jozeps, Sheri Key, Ca rl Schneider , llze Zigurs, Ho lly Rosenberger, Alison Leitch .

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Special Honors Received By Outstanding Seniors "I am now past the craggy paths of study, and come to the flowery plains of honor and re pu ta tio n. ''-B en Jonson Special recognition comes to members of the Class of 1966 who have been outstanding in scholarship, activities, and citizenship. Lincoln High School honors them fo r achievements in several fields.

Margaret Angle, with a scholastic average of 1.06, is this year's winner of the Scholarship Key. Ma rg y has received special honor fo r her work in debate, and has been active in Aqualinks, International Club, Mimes, and Red Cross. She is a Regents Al ternate, as well as recipient of a National M er it Ce rti fic at e of Commendation.

The scholarship awarded by the Lincoln Education Association went to an active member of Future Teachers, Beverly Baum-

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David Beckmann was honored with the Ned Prucha Memorial, as the senior ranking highest in National Honor Society. Dave made the Regents All-State team, and is a National M er it Scholarship winner. He has served as president of both Student Council and Red Cross, besides being active in Mummers, Debate, and Lincoln Boys Choir.

His hard work on Advocate St af f helped to qualify Roger Boye fo r the award in Journalism. Roger has many other interests in school. including Band, Astronomy Club, Chess •Club, and Human Relations Council. He is in the upper three per cent of the class scholastically, and has received a scholarship from the Lincoln Journal.

Nam ed as the year's top stud ent in Drama was Mally Keelan, whose high school yea rs have been enriched by bot h drama and music. Mal has played several parts in bot h Mummers and all-school plays, as well as having a lead in the opera. He has been a mem ber of Stu den t Council, Mummers, Orpheons, Aeolian Cho ir, and Boys Oct et.

Mar y Laws, who was presented with the GA A Award, has shown her mer it by being a par ticip ant in almost a dozen sports, as well as being president of GA A, and keeping in the upp er ten per cen t of the class.

Add ition al acti vitie s have included Band, Science Clu b, and Future Nurses .

Con tinu ing a trad ition of achievement in athletics, citizenship, and scholarship, King Little was honored with the Har ry Sidney Dobbins Award. King, who has been L Clu b president, has lette red in bot h swimming and tennis , and atte nde d Boys' State.

The Mardis Scholarship went this year to ano ther stud ent in the upp er ten per cen t of the class, Helen Ortiz. Helen has been a Hom e Room Representative, Peppers squad leader, and member of Red Cross. Her musical acti vitie s have included Aeo lian Choir, Mad riga ls, and Girl s Oct et.

The 1966 Symphony Award wen t to Ken neth Stoll. He is a mem ber of Boys Octet, Aeo lian Cho ir, Orchestra, Band, and Youth Symphony, and has served as Hom e Room Representative and pre side nt of Orpheons, Lincoln Hig h's music club.

Patricia Vrcheta, who has been outstanding in the field during her thre e years of high school, was gra nted the award in Art .

Pat ty has par ticip ate d in many art com peti tions bot h within and outside Lincoln _Hig h, and has served on crews for many plays and many entertainments.

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R. Boye

M. Keelan

M. Laws

K. Little

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: Laws, Preston, Morey , Ghormley, Vandersall , Black, Brassard , Gartner. Row 2: Hoffman, Rothe , Reich , Long , Shrader, Hurst, Simmons , Ortiz, Diekmann. Row 3: Fraley, Jozeps, Thompson , Romisch , Ozenbaugh , Likens , P. Cleveland , Duncan , Wall in. Row 4: Sommer, Sevenker, Pohlenz, Blum , West erberg , Robiso n, Schumach er, Weymouth , Koch , Gra. bowski. Top Row: Lawson, Leupold, Cooper, Stepp , Lit tle , Arnold , Schneider, secret ary ; Boye, Beckmann , president; Bucknell , Zigurs.

National Honor Society Initiates 100 Seniors One hundred students, the cream of the 1966 senior class, were tapped as members of the National Honor Society. To be selected as a member of this forty-five-yearold national organization, a senio·r must not

only be in the upper one-fourth of his class, but must also rank high in service ~atings, citizenship, and extracurricular activities. Lincoln High School became a charter member of the National Honor Society in 1927.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: Brown , Nobbman , Lind , Rodgers , Reeves, Adams , Le itch , Robb. Row 2: Walker, C. Cleveland , treasurer ; West, Knaub , Goetowski , Stanton , Holbrook , Wallen , Baumgart. Row 3: Gun n, Wentink , Clark , Hugelman , Ramsey , Angle , Safford , Rosenberger, Brumm. Row 4: Staska, Boatman, Will , lndriksons , Schwartzkopf, vice-president; Key, Dahlberg, Lococo, Jacobs, Petersen . Top Row: Stentz, Vakiner, Faig , VanDeventer, David , Bowlin, Maresh , Retherford , Hulbert, Taylor, Pfund.

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On e of the fine qualities of the senior class is its outstanding leadership, exemplified by Steve David, secretary; Cin dy Ga rtne r, treasurer; La Vona Reeves, president; and Dave Wil l, vice-president.

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Co mm en cem en t! For some it is the begin nin g of a whole new way of life in new areas of ed uca tio n; for others, it is the key tha t unlocks the do or to the working wo rld .

Ye t for all it is the cul min atio n of a wid ely div ers ifie d senior year. The memories are numerous and all de ep ly cherished: the anxiet y of a clo se ga me -th os e ''c ra zy '' Pepper skits ·at the ral lie s-t he last min ute rush to ord er announcements and ge t pic tures in- th e plays and ope ra tha t consumed precious hours of tim e and work resulting in me mo rab le pro du cti on s-t he excit em en t and gra tifi ca tio n of Co lor Da yand the finishing tou ch tha t only a Lincoln Hig h gra du ati on can pro vid e. These and many mo re act ivit ies were all an int eg ral pa rt of our "sp ec ial " ye ar -a year tha t will fill many pages of our me mo ry books.

Bob Ripley is typ ica l of many seniors who stop outside of 208 to contemplate the many scholarship opp ortu niti es offe red to them.

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Proud Seniors M a k e Up 51st Annual Color D a y B. Abbink D. Adams A. Aguilar D. Ahlman M. Almanza

J. Acosta D. Adamsheck T. Aguirre 8. Akin J. Amgwert

ABBINK, BETTY J.: Teachers Co lleg e, Aeo lian Ch oir, Ma drigals, Peppers, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t.

AC OS TA , Peppers.

JO SE PH INE S.:

Cle rica l.

Future

Homemakers,

AD AM S, DO RIS A.: Art s and Sciences, AFS stu den t to Denmark, Stu den t Cou nci l, Che erle ade rs pre sid ent , Co ed Counselors, GA A sec reta ry, Hu ma n Relations Co unc il , Intern atio nal Clu b , Red Cross, Lou nge Co mm itte e , Scribe salesman, Joy N igh t par tici pan t, hon or roll , Na tion al Ho nor Society, Regents Alte rna te, Na tion al Me rit Let ter of Co mme nda tion .

AD AM SH EC K, DIA NE L.: Teachers Co lleg e , Mim es, Future Teachers, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

AG UIL AR , AN DR EA M.: Art s and Sciences, Mimes, Peppers.

AG UIR RE , TH OM AS M.: Ind ust rial Art s , Var sity foo tba ll lett er, Reserve wre stli ng lett er, L Clu b.

AH LM AN , DE LM ON T L.: Teachers Co lleg e, Co unt y Day. AK IN, BILL G.: Ind ust rial A rts.

ALBRECHT, TERRIEN Mimes, Peppers.

C.: Art s and

Sciences, Art Clu b,

ALLEN, PA ME LA S.: Teachers Co lleg e, Co ed Counselors, FUfure Hom em ake rs, Inte rna tion al • Clu b, Peppers.

AL LIS ON , TERRY R.: Trad es Pre par ato ry.

AL MA NZ A, MA RT IN L.: Fine Art s , Scribe Boa rd.

AM GW ER T, JO HN C.: Art s and Sciences, Scribe Board , all -school pla y crew , Var sity trac k manager, L Clu b , Red Cross, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, LHS sports announcer.

T. Albrecht C. Amodeo

P. Allen C. Amos

T. Allison J. Anderson

DeEtte Anderson M. Armintrout

AMODEO, CECELIA A.:

Douglas Anderson S. Arnold

Business

Administration,

V. Anderson D. Baars

GAA,

Peppers, honor roll.

AMOS, CHRISTINE L.: Arts and Sciences, Peppers.

ANDERSON, B. Jill: Arts and Sciences , Mimes, Orchestra , Coed Counselors, Future Cross.

Nurses

secretary, Peppers,

Red

ANDERSON, DeETTE M.: Stenog raphic, Future Homemakers, Future Secretaries, GAA.

ANDERSON, DOUGLAS A.: Arts and Sciences , Orchestra, Youth Symphony, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Reserve swimming letter, Joy Night participant.

ANDERSON, VICTORIA L.: A rts and Sciences, Aqualinks , Cheerleaders, GAA, International Club , Red Cross, Usherettes.

ANGLE, MARGARET S.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Mimes vice-president, Aqualinks , Debate, International Club, Red Cross, County Day, honor roll, Regents Alternate, National Honor Society , National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Forensic League Medal of Distinction, Cum Laude.

ARAYA, EMNET: General , AFS student from Eth iopia , Student Council, Aeolian .Cho ir, Internatio nal Club, Newcomers Club secretary, Peppers, Joy Night participant.

ARMINTROUT, MYRA L: Business Administration, Home Room Representative, GAA, Red Cross.

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ARNOLD, STEVEN F.: Teachers College , Home Room Representative, Advocate Staff, Mummers, all-school play, Debate , Forum, Future Teachers , Red Cross vice-president, secretary ; Science Club secretary, Boys State , Joy Night Central Committee, Joy Night participant, honor roll , National Honor Society, National Forensic Lea g ue.

BAARS, DONALD L.: Industrial Arts.

BALL, JACK I.: Engineering , Chess Club, Newcomers Club president.

BALL, ROGER L.: Teachers College, Band.

M. Angle J. Ball

E. Araya R. Ball

''I'm not sure I understand this," says Helene Monnier of Nimes, France, as Andy Ozols tries to give her a special sneak preview of Color Day.

D. Bartek G. Baum

F. Baruth B. Baumgart

C. Bass D. Beckmann

BARKER, DAVID M.: Engi ne eri ng , Prep Band , Varsity swimming manag er, L C lu b.

BARKER , DONALD J.: Tra de s Prepara tory, Rese rve gymnastics letter.

BARKER , SONIA L.: G en eral. (not pictu red) BARTEK, DIANA K.: C le rical. Peppers .

BARUTH, FREDERICK W.: Enginee ring.

BASS, CAROL L.: Teachers C olleg e, H ome Room Alternate , Opera lea d , A eol ian Cho i r, Coed Counse lors, Peppers squad leader, Red C ross, Links sal esm an , Joy Night participant.

BAUER, DAVID J.: Business Ad mi nistratio n, Aeol ian Choir, Reserve g ym na sti cs lette r, Joy N ight pa rt icipant.

BAUER, SHERRY S.: Busine ss Admini stration , Mimes , Aeolian Choir, Peppers, Red C ross, Usheret tes, Joy Night particip ant.

BAUM, GARY 0.: Busines s Adm in istration , Band , Varsity wrestlin g letter, L Club.

BAUMGART, BEVERLY J.: Teachers College , Junior Girls Glee, Future Teacliers, Peppers , Library Commi ttee, Scribe salesman , honor roll, Nationa l Honor Society .

BEATTY, DANIEL: Arts and Sciences, Choir. (not picture d) BEATTY, DEBORAH A.: Arts and Sciences. (not p ictured) BECKMANN, DAVID M.: Arts and Sciences, AFS finalist,

David Barker D. Bauer L. Bell M. Berry M. Bice

Donald Barker S. Bauer W. Berlowitx J. Bettenhausen Y. Bicoy

Studen t Counci l ·preside nt, Mumme rs play cast, Lincoln Boys Choir, Debate , Red Cross preside nt, Boys State, Joy Night particip ant, Homec oming escort, Prom escort, honor roll , National Honor Society , Nationa l Merit Winner , Regents AllState team, Cum Laude.

BELL, LINDA L.: Clerical , Future Homemakers, Peppers.

BERLOWITZ, WILLIAM M.: Arts and Sciences, Reserve golf letter, Debate .

BERRY, MARY J.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alterna te, Future Secreta ries, Future Teachers, Peppers, Red Cross.

BESTE, ANN E.: Clerica l, Science Club , Usherettes. ( not picture d) BETTENHAUSEN, JUDITH A.: Teachers College , Mimes, Junior Girls Glee, Aqualin ks , Interna tional Club, Peppers, Lounge Commi ttee, Joy Night particip ant.

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Tired Seniors Find 8:00 'Too: Early' BICE, MEL A.: Business Admi nistra tion.

BICO Y, YOL AND A M.: Teachers Colle ge, Links typis t, allschool play crew, Mum mers , Aeoli an Choi r, Huma n Relations Coun cil, Intern ation al Club presi dent, Newc omer s Club presi dent, Peppers, Links salesman , Scribe salesman, Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

BIERE, ERM A M.: Cleri cal, Futur e Homemakers, Peppers, Red Cross.

BLACK , TAN YA J.: Arts and sciences, Futur e Nurses secretary-t reasu rer, Futur e Teachers, Huma n Relations Coun cil, Inter natio nal Club , Newc omer s Club , Scribe salesman, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

BLAL OCK , HELE N L.: Business Admi nistra tion, Futur e Secretari es, Peppers.

BLOE BAUM , ALFRED L.: Trades Prepa ratory . (not picture'CI) BLOE BAUM , LIND A M .: Cleri cal, Futur e Home make rs, Peppers.

BLUM , GAR Y R.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Alter nate , Band, Chess Club, Deba te, Science Club vice- presi dent, Scribe salesman , Joy Nigh t crew , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, • Regents Alter nate.

BOA TMA N, JANE T A.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room ~epre senta tive, Advo cate Staff, Links typis t, Mummers, Aeo-

E. Biere J. Boatman B. _Bowler

T. Black G. Bonl')ett R. Bowlin

lian Choir , Future Teachers, Peppers squad leade r, Red Cross, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

BON NETT , GEO RGIA C.: Steno graph ic, Home Room Alterna te.

BOS INIO , VICK I G.: Steno graph i c, Mime s. Coed Counselors, Futur e Secre taries, Futur e Teachers, Peppers.

BOU CHA RD, GRE GG A.: Teachers Colle ge.

BOWERS, ROS EMA RY G .: Arts and Sciences, Mum mers play cast, all-sc hool play, Peppers, Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

BOW LER, BUTC H: Teachers Colle ge, Vars ity baseb all letter , Varsi ty baske tball letter , Reserve footb all letter , L Club .

BOW LIN, RON : Business Admi n istrat ion , Links Board, Orch estra, Oper a Orch estra , Band , Dance Band, Boys Octe t accom panist, Astro nomy Club , Chess Club treas urer, Huma n Relations Coun cil , Intern ation al Club , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

BOYD, LEA A.: Business Adm inistr ation .

BOYE, ROG ER C.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Repre sentative , Advo cate Staff, Band, Astro nomy Club secre tary-t reasurer, Chess Club vice- presi dent, Huma n Relations Coun cil, Links salesman, Scribe salesman, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Cum Laude.

BRADLEY, JAME S M.: Business Admi nistra tion.

H. Blalock V. Bosinio L. Boyd

L. Bloebaum G. Bouchard R. Boye

G. Blum R. Bowers J. Bradley

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lniured Player Honored vvith Ringside Seat as BRADSHAW, CAROL J.: Arts · and Sciences, Hom e Room Rep rese ntat ive , Mim es, Art Clu b secr etar y, Coe d Counselors, Inte rnat iona l Clu b, Peppers , Red Cross, Links salesman , Cou nty Day , Joy Nig ht Cen tral Com mitt ee.

BRADY, MICHAEL W.: Eng inee ring .

Clu b, Coe d Counselors, Future Teachers secr etar y, Orp heo ns, Peppers , Links salesman, hon or roll, Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety.

BRUMM, PENNY J.: Arts and Sciences , Mim es, all-school play crew , Future Nurses, Future Secretaries , Peppers, Red Cross, Scie nce Club , hon or roll , Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety.

BUCKNELL, LARRY J.: Engineering, Hom e Room Represent-

BRANDHORST, JOHN F.: Indu stria l Arts .

BRANDT, HENRY R.: Business Adm inis trati on, Ope ra lead, Boys Oct et, Lincoln Boys Cho ir, Aeo lian Cho ir, Joy Nig ht part icip ant, Joy Nig ht crew.

BRANNEN, BONNIE C.: Cler ical, Future Homemakers his-

ativ e, Vars ity trac k man age r, Chess Clu b , L Clu b, hon or roll , Nat iona l Hon or Society.

BUCKWALTER, DONALD W.: Art s and Scie nces, Forum.

BUEHLER, SANDRA K.: Teachers Coll ege , Coe d Counselors, Deb ate, Peppers , Red Cross, Links salesman.

toria n , Peppers , Red Cross, Wri ters Club .

BURNHAM, KAY D.: Arts and Sciences, G irls Oct et, Aeo lia n

BRASSARD, BARBARA H.: Arts and Sciences , Inte rnat iona l Clu b, Peppers , Science Clu b, Wri ters Clu b, hon or roll, Na-

Cho ir, Future Nurses, Inte rnat iona l Clu b , Orp heo ns, Peppers, Assembly Com mitt ee.

tion al Hon or Soc iety .

BURROUGH, MARTHA L.: Arts and Sciences , Orc hes tra ,

BRATT, KATHERINE L.: Cler ical, Peppers.

BROWN, DELORISE: Pharmacy, Peppers.

You th Sym pho ny , Ope ra Orc hes tra , Aeo lian Cho ir, New com ers Clu b pres iden t, Orp heo ns, Science Clu b,• Writ ers Clu b , Links salesman.

BROWN, GERARD D.: Arts and Sciences.

BUSH, MARIE E.: Teachers Coll ege , all-school play, Coe d

BROWN, JAMES K.: Business Adm inis tra tion , Reserve golf lette r.

BUTCHER, MICHAEL E.: Arts and Sciences , Varsity swimming man age r, L Club .

BROWN, SHARON A.: Arts and Sciences , Mimes, Orchestra, You th Sym pho ny, Ope ra Orc hes tra, Aeo lian Cho ir, Astronomy

C. Bradshaw D. Brown D. Buckwalter

Counselors, Future Teachers, Orp heo ns, Peppers.

J. Brandhorst G. Brown S. Buehler

H. Brandt J. Brown K. Burnham

BYKERK, DONNA M.: Arts and Sciences , Aeo lian Cho ir, Orp heo ns, Peppers, Usherettes.

B. Brannen S. Brown M. Burrough

B. Brassard P. Brumm M. Bush

K. Bratt L. Bucknell M. Butcher

Links Dovvn Arch Rival CAMPBELL, CHERYL A.: Stenographic, Home Room Representative, Advocate Staff, Mimes , all -school play crew, Future Secretaries president, GAA treasurer, Peppers squad leader, Red Cross, Usherettes.

CAMPBELL, GARY R.: Arts and Sciences.

CAMPBELL, MARDY L.: Trades Preparatory.

CARLSON, DENNIS G.: Arts and Sciences, Red Cross, movie operator.

CASMER, MICHAEL V.: Industrial Arts, Varsity football letter, Varsity basketball letter.

GASSNER, RODNEY A.: Teachers College, Home Room Alternate.

CASTILLEJO, RAMON: General , AFS student from Spain , Student Council , Chess Club, International Club, Newcomers ~ Club.

CEPURNIEKS JOHN J.: Arts and Sciences, Varsity gymnastics letter, L Club.

CHAPMAN, KAREN J_.: Clerical , Peppers.

CHAPMAN, LEON C.: Trades Preparatory.

CHOROWICZ , JERRY J.: Engineering.

CHRISP, GLEN R.: Engineering , Band , honor roll.

CHURCHILL, RICHARD L.: Trades Preparatory.

CLARK, VICKI E.: Arts and Sciences, Advocate Staff, Mummers, all-school play crew, Human Relations Counc il, International Club vice-president , Newcomers Club , Peppers, Writers Club, honor roll , National Honor Society, Regents Alternate, Cum Laude.

D. Bykerk M. Casmer L. Chapman

C. Campbell R. Gassner J. Chorowici

G. Campbell R. Castillejo G. Chrisp

Despite a serious injury, Don Gablehouse, with some helpful assistance, continued to support LHS football.

M. Campbell J. Cepurnieks R. Churchill

D. Carlson K. Chapman V. Clark

Senior Picture D e a d li n e Brings M a n y Headaches CL EV ELA ND , CA TH ER INE A.: Art s and Sciences, Stu den t Co unc il , Mu mm ers pla y cast, Mu mm ers pre sid ent , all- sch ool pla y, Aeo lian Ch oir, Gir ls Oc tet , De bat e, Forum sec reta ry, Inte rna tion al Clu b, Red Cross, Ush ere ttes , Joy Nig ht Ce ntra l Co mm itte e, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Gir ls Sta te Alte rna te , hon or roll , Na tion a I Ho nor Soc iety .

CO OP ER , JA ME S W. : Art s and Sciences, Mu mm ers pla y cas t, all -school pla y, Band , Chess Clu b pre sid ent , De bat e , Forum vice -pre sid ent , Orp heo ns, Links salesman , Scribe salesman , Joy Nig ht Ce ntra l Co mm itte e, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, hon or roll , Na tional Ho nor Soc iety , Regents Alte rna te , Na tion al Forensic Leagu~

CL EV ELA ND , PA TR ICI A J.: Teachers Co lleg e , Advocate edi tor , Scribe Board , Mu mm ers sec reta ry, Mu mm ers pla y studen t dire cto r, Peppers, Red Cross, Joy Nig ht Ce ntra l Co mmit tee , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, hon or roll , Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

CO SIE R, BARBARA A.: Cle rica l , Peppers.

CL OU SE , RO GE R H.: Trades Pre par ato ry, Reserve basketbal l lett er.

CO AT ES , JERI L.: Business Ad m inis trat ion , Ho me Room Repres ent ativ e , Peppers, Red Cross, Links salesman , Scribe salesman , Joy Nig ht par t icip ant .

CO LB OR N, STEVE D.: Teachers Co lleg e, Ho me Room Alt ernat e, Var sity foo tba ll lett er, Vars ity wre stli ng lett er, Var sity trac k lett er, L Clu b.

CO LE MA N, WI LL IAM H.: Eng ine erin g .

CO OK , GE OR GE P.: Trades Pre par ato ry, Var sity gym nastics ma nag er.

C. Cleveland W. Coleman R. Cox

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P. Cleveland G. Cook T. Cox

CO SIE R, TERRY L.: Art s and Sciences, Forum , Inte rna tion al Clu b.

CO X, RO NA LD J.: Engineeri ng , Var sity swimm ing lett er.

CO X, TIM OT HY E.: Teachers Co lleg e , Ho me Room Represen tati ve.

CR AW FO RD , GA YL E G.: Trades Pre par ato ry.

CR AW FO RD , ROSE M.: Eng ine erin g , Co ed Counselors, Future Nurses, New com ers Clu b, Peppers.

CREES, RIC HA RD F.: Art s and Sci ences, Ho me Room Alt ernate, Advocate Sta ff, Scribe ed itor , Jun ior Boys Gle e , Hu ma n Relations Co unc il , Science Clu b , Wr iter s Clu b , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, hon or roll, Na tional Ho nor Soc iety .

CROSSLEY, PATRICK P.: Teachers Co lleg e, Op era lead, Ae0 lian Ch oir, Boys Oc tet , Lincol n Boys Ch oir, Joy N igh t par tici pan t, Joy Nig ht cre w.

R. Clouse J. Co ope r G. Crawford

J. Coates B. Cosier R. Crawford

S. Colborn T. Cosier R. Crees

G. Cucinitti A. Davenport

P. Crossley D. Dantzler

CUCINITTI,

GARY

D.:

Busi ness

Adminis tration,

K. Curry S. David

Varsity

swimming letter.

CURRY, KYLE H.: Arts and Sciences, Jun ior Boys Glee , Reserve basketb all letter, Reserve golf letter.

DAHLBERG, WILLIAM R.: Art s and Sciences, Mummers play cast, Band , Camera Club , Chess Club , Human Relations Council , Writers Club, Joy Night Central Commi ttee , honor roll , Nationa l Honor Society .

DANDRIDGE, NADINE: Clerical , Jun ior Girls Glee, Interna tional Club, Peppers.

DANTZLER, DANNY M.: Engineeri ng , Radio Club preside nt, vice-pre sident, secreta ry.

DAVENPORT, ARTHUR J.: Industri al Arts.

DAVID, STEPHEN N.: Business Adminis tration , senior class secretary, Links Board , Boys Octet, Junior Boys Glee president, Varsity footba II letter, Reesrve basketba II letter, L Club, Joy Night particip ant, honor roll. Nationa l Honor Society.

DAVIDSON, LINDA L.: Teachers College , Home Room Representative, Mummers, Junior Girls Glee, Cheerleaders, Red Cross, Joy Night particip ant, Homec oming attenda nt.

DAVIES, DIANE C.: Arts and Sciences, Orches tra , Youth Symphony, Opera Orches tra, Camera Club vice-pre sident, Orpheo ns.

DAVIS PENNY D.: Stenog raphic, Home -Room Representative, Mumme rs play cast, Cheerleaders, Links salesman , Joy Night particip ant, Prom attenda nt.

DAYTON, ALLEN L.: Business Adminis tration , honor roll. ( not picture d) DE BOER, MARY E.: Clerica l. Junior Girls Glee.

DELANEY, MICHAEL P.: Teachers College , Varsity baseball letter, Varsity footbal l letter, L Club.

DELL, CARMEN L.: Arts and Sciences, Usherettes.

DIEKMANN, JUDITH M.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alterna te, Mimes, Art Club, Peppers, Links salesman , honor roll , Nationa l Honor Society, Cum Laude.

DIETRICH JEANIE A.: Stenogr aphic, Mummers, all-school play, Opera lead , Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Orpheo ns, Peppers, Joy Night particip ant.

DIETZ, EDWARD J.: Industri al Arts. (not picture d)

W. Dahlberg L. Davidson P. Davis M. Delaney J. Diekmann

N. Dandridge D. Davies M. DeBoer C. Dell J. Dietrich

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D. Diff end erfe r D. Dorsey

D. Disney J. Douglass

D. Ditt enb er H. Duffek

R. Donahoe J. Duncan

B. Doremus J. Dunham

DIFFENDERFER, DAVID M.: Teachers Coll ege , Hom e Room

Ready to lead the vic tory band is drum major Ken Stoll with tw irlers My ia Powers and Colleen Atc hle y.

Rep rese ntat ive , Vars ity bas ketb all lette r.

DISNEY, DEBORAH: Teachers Coll ege , Future Teachers vice pres iden t, Future Hom ema kers t reas urer , Peppers , Red Cross, Ush eret tes.

DITTENBER, DEBORAH A.: tler ical , Coe d Counselors, Peppers, Red Cross, Writ ers Club .

DON AHO E, RONALD E.: Trad es Prep arat ory.

DOREMUS, BETH A.: Cler ical , GA A, Peppers.

DORSEY, DONALD A.: Bus iness Adm inis trati on , Hom e Room Rep rese ntat ive , Aeo lian Cho ir, Mad riga ls, Reserve wre stlin g lette r, Reserve swimming lette r, Joy Nig ht part icip ant.

DOUGLASS, JAMES W.: Agr icul ture .

DO WN , WIL LIA M G.: Indu stria l Arts . (not pict ured ) DUFFEK, HAR OLD K.: Business Adm inis trati on .

DUN CAN , JEANINE J.: Arts and Sciences , Stud ent Cou ncil, Aeo lian Cho ir, Aqu alink s , Pep pers , Lou nge Com mitt ee , Nation al Hon or Soc iety.

DUN HAM , JUDY M.: Cler ical , Peppers , Red Cross.

DUTCHER, CAN DAC E E.: Agr icul ture , Coe d Counselors , Peppers.

EBNER, ALLAN A.: Eng inee ring .

EDELEN, PAUL G.: Teachers Coll ege .

EDERINGTON, JAMES K.: Eng inee ring , hon or roll.

EDWARDS, VIR GIN IA V.: Hom ema king , Peppers.

EGAN, MA URI CE C.: Business Adm inis trati on , Hom e Room Alte rnat e.

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Spirit of Victory Reflected EGAN , MICHAEL F.: Teachers College, Lincoln Boys Choir.

EISELE, VIRGINIA J.: Teachers College , Home Room Alternate.

• 1n Lincoln C. Dutcher P. Edelen V. Edwards D. Erichsen W. Evans

High 'L' A. Ebner J. Ederington Maurice Egan C. Erickson J. Farrar

ELLIS, GEORGE: Business Admin istration, Varsity gymnastics letter, L Club. ( not pictured)

ELOGE, CHESTER D.: Business Administration, Home Room Alternate, Prep Band , Reserve gymnastics letter.

ERICHSEN, DANE W.: Arts and Sciences, Vars ity swim min g letter, L Club, Doorm en.

ERICKSON , CHARLES E.: Industrial Arts.

ESHELMAN , MARY M.: Clerical , Band , Peppers.

ESQUIVEL, DAVID S.: Arts and Sciences.

ESSEX, CHARLES R.: Teachers College, Newcomers Club vice-president.

EVANS, WILLIAM J.: Agriculture, Band.

FAIG, ROBERT W.: Engineering, Chess Club, honor roll, National Honor Society, Cum Laude. ( not p ictured)

FARRAR, JOHN L.: Engineering, Home Room Representative, Varsity swimming letter, L Club, Radio Club president, honor roll.

Michael Egan M. Eshelman

V. Eisele D. Esquivel

C. Eloge C. Essex

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Activities Become Integral Part of Senior Year R. Fensler V. Fischer J. Ford C. Foster S. Funkey

J. Fischer D. Flachman D. Fossaceca R. Foster K. F1nhia

FENSLER, ROBERT K.: Business Adm inistrati on , Home Room Rep resentative , Varsity track letter.

FISCHER, JANICE R. : Stenographic , Coed Cou nselors, Fu ture Sec retaries, Peppers sq uad lea der, Red Cross.

FISCHER, VICKI L.: Clerical, Coed Counselors , Fu ture H omemakers, Peppers.

FITZ-HENRY, CAROL J.: Homemaking. {not p icture d ) FLACHMAN, DOUGLAS L.: Business Administration , Home Room Representative , Varsity baseball letter, Reserve football letter.

FORD, JOHN E.: Engineering , Reserve swimming letter.

FOSSACECA, DIANE L.: Teachers College , Home Room Representative , all-school play crew , GAA , Peppers, Red C ross, Usherettes.

FOSTER, CLAUDIA: Arts and Sc iences, Mummers play cast, all-school play, all-school play crew , Peppers , Scribe salesman.

FOSTER, GEORGE M.: Industrial Arts . (not pictured) FOSTER, RA DONNA M.: Bu siness Administration, Future Homemakers, Peppers.

FRALEY, PEGGY J.: Arts arid Sciences, Home Room Alternate , Mimes, Aqual inks pres ident, Cheerleaders Lounge Committee , National Honor Society.

treasurer,

FRAME, ROBERT E.: Busi ne ss Administration , Varsity baseball letter, Vars it y football letter, L Club.

P. Fraley D. Gablehouse

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R. Frame J. Galu$ha

P. Frickle J. Garner

C. Gartner J. Gesch M. Gillispie

S. Gartner N. Gesch M. Goetowski

N. Gates D. Gewecke A. Gonzalez

FRICKLE, PHYLLIS M.: Arts and Sc iences , Home Room Representat ive, Peppers treasurer, Red Cross , Usherettes, Links salesman, County Day.

FUNKEY, STANLEY J.: Trades Preparatory, Band.

FUSHIA, KATHY L.: Clerical.

GABELHOUSE,

DONALD W.: Agriculture , Band , Varsity

S. George B. Gillan R. Gorka

T. Geistlinger P. Ghormley I. Gonzalez

opera student direct or", Aeolian choir, tenn is letter, Joy Nig ht participant.

Madrigals, Reserve

GEORGE, STEVEN H.: Engineering , A eolian Choir, Reserve baseball fetter.

GESCH, JUllE A.: Arts and Sciences, Coed · Counselors, Assembly Committee , Links salesman , Scribe salesman.

track letter, Reserve football letter, L Club.

GESCH, NORMAN L.: Trad es Preparatory, Prep Band.

GALUSHA. JACK L.: Teachers College , Home Room Repre-

GEWECKE, DAVID E.: Engineering, honor roll , Regents Al-

sentative , Varsity football lett er, Varsity baseball lett~r, L Club , Joy Night participant.

ternate .

GHORMLEY, PHYLLIS J.: Teachers College, H om e Room

man.

Alternate, Aeolian Choir, Madrigals, Chess Club secretary, Coed Counselors treasurer, Future Teachers, Peppers, Red Cross, Usherettes, Joy Night participant, honor roll , National Honor Society.

GARRETT, CHARLES B.: Teachers Colleg e, Vars ity football

GILLAN, BRUCE W.: Arts and Scie nces, Chess Club presi-

letter, Varsity basketball letter, Varsity track letter, L Club. ( not pictured)

dent, Regents Alternate.

GARNER, JANET E.: Arts and Sciences , Hom e Room Representative, Coed Counselors , Peppers, Red Cross, Links sales-

GARTNER, CYNTHIA A.: Teachers College, senior class treasurer, Mimes, Junior Girls Glee, Peppers vice-president, Red Cross , Nation.;'! Honor Society.

GARTNER, SHARON E.: Stenographic, Junior Girls Glee, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

GATES, NANCY S.: Business Administration , Peppers.

GEISTLINGER, TERRY

P.:

Business Adm inistration, Home Room Alterna t e, Mummers, Mimes president, all-school play,

GILLISPIE, MARJORIE A.: Scribe salesman.

Homemaking ,

Links

salesman,

GOETOWSKI , MARY J.: Arts and Sc iences, Home Room Rep resentative, Mummers play cast, all-school pla y, Junior Girls Glee, Future Teachers vice-president, Orph~ons, Usherettes, Joy N ight participant, honor roll , National Honor Society, Regents Alternate.

GONZALES, ANGEL: Business Administration .

GONZALES, INES M.: Homemaking , Fu ture Homemakers, International Club, G irls State .

GORKA, ROLAND E.: Trades Preparatory.

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" Wh ich typ e? " pon der s Bruce Gill an as Ned ra Simmons and Ma ry Mo rris cho ose sen ior ann o~n cem ent lett er styles. Sel ect ing app rop riat e prin t typ es was the ma in pro ble m for seniors in ord erin g ann oun cem ent s.

GRABOWSKI, JAN ICE L.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Alte rnat e , Links Board , Adv oca te Staf f, Coe d Counselors, GA A, Peppers, Red Cross, Usherettes, Links salesman , hon or roll, Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety , Regents Alte rnat e.

GREEN, MARGARET A.: Cler ical, Peppers.

GREENHOLTZ, MARY C.: Teachers Coll ege .

GREGG, DOUGLAS E.: Indu stria l Arts .

GR AHA M, LINDA L.: Sten ogra phic , Future Sec reta ries , Peppers , Red Cross, Cou nty Day .

GREGORY, STEVEN D.: Eng inee ring .

GRANTSKI, JUDY K.: Cler ical, Coe d Counselors, Peppers, Links salesman, hon or roll.

J. Grabowski

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GREVICH, JUDITH A.: Sten ogra phic , Mim es, Future Nurses, Peppers, hon or roll.

L. Gra ham

J. Grantski

M. Gre en

M. Greenholtz

Announcements Herald Spring Commencement S. Gregory T. Gwin W. Hall S. Hanneman V. Hansen

J. Grevich C. Hadfield B. Hamilton I. Hansel W. Hardnock

K. Gunn D. Hall D. Hamilton T. Hansen R. Harm

GUNN, KATHIE A.: Arts and Sciences, Orchestra, Youth Symphony, Opera Orchestra, Chess Club, Coed Counselors, Future Nurses, Peppers, Red Cross, Writers Club, Library Committee , National Honor Society.

GWIN, THOMAS P.: Arts and Sciences, Astronom y Club, Human Relations Council, honor roll.

HADFIELD, CAROL S.: Arts and Sciences, Orchestra , Youth Symphony , Opera Orchestra , Aeolian Choir, Coed Counselors, Future Teachers, Human Relations Council , Peppers, Red Cross secretary, Writers Club secretary, Joy Night Central Committee , honor roll , National Honor Society, Regents Alternate, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, National Merit Letter of Comme ndation.

HALL, DALE A.: Industrial Arts .

HALL, WILLIAM F.: Engineerin g, Reserve wrestling letter,

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honor roll.

HAMILTON, BARBARA J.: Business Administ ration, Home Room Alternate , all -school play crew, Peppers.

HAMILTON, DIANE H.: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Representative , Art Club , Aqualinks , International Club , Peppers squad leader, Red C ross, Links salesman, County Day.

HANNEMAN, STEVEN A.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Varsity football letter, Varsity basketball letter, Varsity track letter, L Club.

HANSEL, IRMA L.: Teachers College, Junior Girls Glee , Coed Counselors, Peppers.

HANSEN, THOMAS M.: Agr_iculture , Varsity gymnastics letter, L Club.

HANSEN, VELANA M.: Stenographic, Aeolian Cho ir, Future Secretaries, Orpheons, Peppers, Joy Night participant.

HARDNOCK, WAUER I.: Industrial Arts, Aeolian Choir, Lounge Committee , Joy Night participant.

HARM, RICHARD C.: Teachers College.

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Seniors Explore A Host of Caree r Opportunities HARRIS, ESTH ER L.: ClericaL HARRIS, JANE E.: Home R.oom Alternate , Future Secretaries vice-president , Peppers, Red Cross, Usherettes.

HART, EMILY M.: Stenographic, Coed Counselors. ( not pictured)

HELLER, PATRICIA S.: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alternate , Future Nurses treasurer , secretary; GAA, International Club , Newcomers Club , Peppers, Science Club, honor roll, National Honor Society.

HELTON, DAVID B.: En gine ering, Varsity swimming letter, Newcomers Club.

HELTON, R. THOMAS: Arts and Scien ces, Science Club.

HART, SUSAN A.: Clerical.

HARTMAN, GARY L.: Trades Preparatory, Band.

HEMPEL, LYNNELLE A.: Clerical , Future Homemakers, Peppers, Red Cross.

HAUPTMAN, Alternate.

HENDRICKSO N, JAY D.: Teachers College, Prep Band , Varsity football letter, L Club.

LARRY J.: Teachers

College , Home Room

HAWTHORN E, DENNIS A.: Teachers College, Reserve wrestling letter.

HEDRICK, JAMES D.: Trad es Preparatory, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Reserve swimming letter, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

HELLER, DANE W.: Engineering , Home Room Representative, Varsity track letter, Reserve football letter.

E. Harris D. Hawthorne T. Helton

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J. Harris J. Hedrick L. Hempel

HERGENRADE R, JOHN B.: Industrial Arts.

HERGENRADE R, MARILYN J.: Business Adm inistration , Band, Future Nurses, Peppers, Red Cross.

HERMAN, BARBARA A.: Arts and Sciences, Band .

HERSHNER, LADD L.: Clerical.

HEUKE, STEVEN D.: Engineering, Varsity swimming letter, L Club secretary-treas urer, honor roll , National Honor Society.

S. Hart D. Heller J. Hendrickson

G . Hartman P. Heller J. Hergenrader

L. Hauptman D. Helton M. Hergenrader

B. Herman J. Highstreet

L. Hershner D. Hill

S. Heuke D. Hillhouse

HIBDON, FLOYD E.: Engineering, Varsity wrestling letter.

HIGGINS, MARGARET M.: Teachers College, Home Room Representative , Advocate Staff, Junior Girls Glee, Cheerleaders, Coed Counselors , Future Nurses, GAA, International Club, Red Cross , Keentime Council , Library Committee, Joy Night participant.

HIGHSTREET, JACK l.: Engineering , Home Room Representative, Varsity basketball letter, L Club.

HILL, DAVID N.: Trades Preparatory.

HILLHOUSE, DUAYNE N.: Business Administration .

HINKLE, ROBERT A.: Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Red Cross, Links salesman.

HOCKEMEIER , JERRY l.: Trades Preparatory.

HOFFMAN, JANET J.: Homemaking , Future Homemakers.

HOFFMAN, NANCY P.: Arts and Sciences, all-school play crew, Aeolian Choir, Coed Counselors, Forum, Future Teachers, Human Relations Council, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross, Writers Club secretary-treasurer, Library Committee , Scribe salesman, Joy Night Central Committee, Joy Night participant, Joy Night crew , National Honor Society.

HOFFMAN, WAYNE l.: Business Administration .

HOLBERT, LES l.: Arts and Sciences, Varsity swimming letter, Reserve gymnastics letter, L Club.

HOLBROOK, JEANNE M.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Mimes, all-school play, Orchestra , Youth Symphony, Band, Opera lead, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Chess Club , Forum, Orpheons, Peppers, Scribe salesman, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society.

F. Hibdon R. Hinkle J. Hoffman W. Hoffman J. Holbrook

M. Higgins J. Hockemeier N. Hoffman C. Holbert S. Hollstien

HOLLSTIEN, SHARON K.: Arts and Sciences, Opera lead, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Future Teachers, Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross, Joy Night participant.

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Seniors on the Go to HOLMES, JEROME E.: Teachers College , Orchestra. pictured)

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HOLMES, JON N.: Industrial Arts.

HOOPER, JACK L.: Business Administration, Varsity gymnastics letter, L Club.

HORSTMAN, CHARLES R.: Trad es Preparatory, Band, Reserve gymnastics letter, Varsity gymnastics manager, L Club , Joy Night crew.

HOUSTON, CARLOS M.: Trades Preparatory, Rese rve football letter, Reserve wrestling letter.

HOWLAND, DAVID E.: Industrial Arts , Varsity track letter, L Club.

HOYER, LAWR ENCE E.: Teachers College , Home Room Alternate , Band , Lincol n Boys Choir, Varsity football manager, Varsity baseball manager, L Club , Joy Night participant.

HUDSON, BARBARA J.: Arts and Sciences, Future Homemakers, Peppers.

HUDSON, KALE L.: Industrial Arts.

HUGELMAN, L. GAYLE: Teachers College, Junior Girls Glee , Peppers, Joy Night participa nt , honor roll, National Honor Society.

"But where's my cowskin jacket?" Myrna Newlun asks Patty Love, creator of the Links model, as Alan Ebner warily looks on.

Jon Holmes L. Hoyer C. Hunt

J. Hooper B. Hudson P. Hurst

C. Horstman K. Hudson T. Hutcheson

HULBERT, CORWIN C .: Arts and Sciences, Band , Aeolian Choir, Madrigals , Reserve wrestling letter, Reserve track letter, Astronomy Club, Chess Club, Human Relations Council, Doormen , Joy Night participant, honor roll , National Honor Society , Regents Alternate.

C. Houston G. Hugelman K. lndriksons

D. Howland C. Hulbert L. Ireland

Stay in Step ~ith Flattery and Foi;bles of ~66 HUNT CONNIE L.: Clerical. Aeolian Choir, Peppers, Joy Night participant.

JACOBSON, LINDA J.: Teachers College, Home Room Representative , Junior Girls Glee , Coed Counselors, Peppers squad leader, Writers Club, Links salesman.

HURST, PAMELA L.: Arts and Sciences , Coed Counselors, Human Relations Council , International Club, Peppers, Red Cross, Links salesman , honor roll , National Honor Society.

JACOBY, DALE J.: Engineering, Varsity track letter, Varsity football letter, Reserve swimming letter, Doormen.

HUTCHESON, TERRY D.: Business Administration . .

JAVORSKY, TIMOTHY E.: Fine Arts , Or~hestra , Youth Symphony, Opera Orchestra , Band.

INDRIKSONS, KARLIS: Arts and Sciences, Band , Chess. Club president, treasurer ; honor roll , National Honor Society.

JENSEN, GEORGIA A.: Business Administration.

JOHNSON, ALVIN M.: Business Administration , Human Relations Council.

IRELAND, LA VAY M.: Homemaking , Aeolian Choir, Coed Counselors, Peppers.

JACKSON, LINDA C.: Arts and Sciences.

JACKSON, MICHAEL F.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative.

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JOHNSON, DAVID F.: Business Administration, Home Room Representative , Opera lead , Aeolian Choir, Madrigals, Lincoln Boys Choir, Reserve wrestling letter, Joy Night participant.

JACOBS, CATHERINE L.: Business Administration , Home Room Representative, Scribe Board , Aeolian Choir, Future Secretaries, Peppers president, Red Cross, Lounge Committee, ~oy Night participant, honor roll , National Honor Society.

JOHNSON, PAMELA L.: Clerical, Peppers.

JACOBSEN, DIANA L.: Clerical, Home Room Alternate, Junior Girls Glee, Peppers, Red Cross, Joy Night participant.

JOHNSON, RONALD N.: Teachers College.

JACOBSEN, ROGER V.: Business Administration , Band, Reserve track letter, Varsity basketball manager, Reserve football manager, L Club.

JONES, DONNA K.: Arts and Sciences. ( not pictured)

JACOBSEN, STEVEN D.: Business Administration, Astronomy Club , Science Club.

L. Jackson L. Jacobson P. Johnson

M. Jackson D. Jacoby Roberta Johnson

C. Jacobs T. Javorsky Ronald Johnson

JOHNSON, ROBERTA J.: Clerical , Home Room Representative, Prep Band, Art Club, Coed Counselors, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross, Scribe salesman.

JOHNSON, SHIRLEY A.: Clerical, Peppers, Links salesman.

JOZEPS, INTA: Arts and Sciences, Aeolian Choir accompanist, Orpheons secretary, honor roll, National Honor Society, National Merit Finalist, Regents All-State Team, Cum Laude.

JURICH, BARBARA A.: Stenographic, Future Secretaries.

D. Jacobsen G. Jensen S. Johnson

R. Jacobsen A. Johnson I. Jo:z:eps

S. Jacobson D. Johnson B. Jurich

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James Kahler D. Kapke S. Kaulins

John Kahler D. Kappelmann M. Keelan

L. Kahler G. Kappelmann J. Kelley

S. Kahler A. Kats K. Kelley

S. Kane L. Kaufman R. Kenaston

KAHLER, JAMES H.: Engineering .

KEELAN, MALLY P.: Arts and Sciences, Student Council.

KAHLER, JOHN J.: Business Administration.

Mummers play cast, Mummers vice-president, all-school play, Opera lead, Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Orpheons , Joy Night participant, Joy Night crew , Homecom ing escort.

KAHLER, LINDA M.: Fine Arts , Mummers play cast, all-school play, Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Junior Girls Glee , Art Club., Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross, Joy Night participant.

KELLEY, JANICE E.: Clerical , Prep Band , Coed Counselors,

KAHLER, STEVEN D.: Industrial Arts.

KELLEY, KENNETH R.: Teachers College.

KANE, SANDRA E.: Homemaking , Home Room Alternate , Peppers, Red Cross.

GAA, Peppers, Usherettes.

KENASTON, ROBERT 0.: Teachers College, honor roll.

KAPKE, DAVID C.: Arts and Sciences, movie operator.

KEY, SHERI A.: Arts and Sciences, Mummers, all-school play

KAPPLEMANN, DALE D.: Trades Preparatory, Newcomers

crew, Opera lead , Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Chess Club, Coed Counselors, Debate, Forum secretary-treasurer, Peppers, Library Committee , Joy Night participant, Opera crew, honor roll, National Honor So~iety, Regents Winner.

Club.

KAPPELMANN, GALE G.: Trades Preparatory, Newcomers Club.

KING, CHARLES L.: Business Administration , sophomore class

KATS, AUDREY J.: Arts and Sciences, Aeolian Choir, Coed

vice-president, junior class vice-president, Home Room Representative , Varsity football letter, Varsi-ty basketball letter, Reserve track letter, Human Relations Council , L Club.

Counselors, Future Nurses, Joy Night participant, Regents Alternate.

KING, JANELLE D.: Teachers College , Band, Coed Coun-

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KAUFMAN, LINDA L.: Business Administration, Peppers.

selors, GAA, Peppers.

KAULINS, SARMITE: Homemaking, Peppers, Science Club.

KINNAN, DARREL A.: Engineering, Aoelian Cboir.

Senior Gift Inscribes Class of '66 In Annals KLEIN, BARBARA A.: Homemaking.

S. Key J. King B. Klein C. Klockner L. Kolb

KLEIN, RANDALL L.: Engineering.

KLINE, ANGELA K.: Clerical.

C. King D. Kinnan R. Klein M. Knaub C. Kreps

KLINE, KAY A.: Business Administration , Junior Girls Glee.

KLING, PATRICK K.: Arts and Sciences, Orchestra , Youth Symphony, Opera Orchestra , Future Teachers, Peppers, Red Cross.

KLOCKNER, CHERYL A.: Homemaking.

KNAUB, MICHAEL L.: Business Administration , Home Room Alternate, Student Council president, Varsity cross-country letter, Varsity wrestling letter, Reserve track letter, L Club, Boys State, Joy Night participant, Homecoming escort, Prom King, Nebraska Association of Student Councils president, National Honor Society.

KNECHT, GEORGENE Science Club.

M.:

Arts

and

Sciences,

Peppers,

KNIGHT: DEBORAH L.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative , Aeolian Choir, Future Homemakers, Peppers, Red Cross, County Day, Joy Night participant.

KOCH, CONSTANCE K.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative , Mummers, Opera lead , Aeolian Choir, Madrigals, Peppers squad leader, Joy Night participant, National Honor Society.

KOLB, LINDA L.: Arts and Sciences, Peppers.

KREPS, CAROL A.: Homemaking , Home Room Representative.

A. Kline G. Knecht

K. Kline D. Knight

P. Kling C. Koch

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Senior Theme 'Last Hurdle' on Way to Graduation G. Kruce M. Laws P. Leach D. Leigh

M. Leupold

D. ·Kruger D. Lawson D. Learned A. Lekai M. Likens

L. Kubert L. Leach G. Lebsack C. Lempka D. Lile

KRUCE, GAYLORD 0.: Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Prep Band , Reserve football letter, Reserve track letter, honor roll.

KRUGER, DAVID G.: Agriculture , Reserve gymnastics letter.

KUBERT, LARRY L.: Arts and Sciences, Mummers play cast , all-school play student director, Opera Orchestra , Band , Dance Band , Joy Night Ce ntral Committee , Joy Night participant.

KUHLMAN, DARREL D.: Trades Preparatory, Lincoln Boys Cho ir, Art Club , Doormen. ( not p ictured)

LAWS, MARY J.: Teachers College , Band , Future Nurses, GAA president, Science Club , honor roll , National Honor Society.

LAWSON, DOUGLAS R.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate , Student Council , Band , Reserve football letter, Red Cross, Joy Night participant, Homecoming escort, National Honor Society.

LEACH, LARRY D.: Trade s Preparatory.

LEACH, PAULA T.: Clerical , Future Homemakers.

LEARNED, DOUGLAS D.: Teachers College , all-school play, Varsity gymnastics letter, Chess Club, L Club.

LEBSACK, GREGORY A.: Arts and Sciences, Prep Band.

LEIGH, DENNIS C.: Industrial Arts.

LEITCH, ALISON E.: Arts and Sciences, ECA Committee, National Honor Society, National Merit Finalist, Cum Laude. (not pictured)

LEKAI, ALEXANDER: Trades Preparatory.

LEMPKA, CONSTANCE L.: Cl erical.

°LEUPOLD, MICHAEL R.: Eng ineering , Home Room Alternate, Student Council treasurer, Aeolian Choir, International Club vice-president, Red C ross, Doormen , Boys State, County Day, Joy Night participant, Homecoming escort, honor roll, National Honor Society.

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Hopin g and prayin g for the best, Miss Johnson's students , Gary Blum and Phyllis Ghorm ley, nervously await the results of many hours of work on their high school " maste rpiece s. " LIKENS, MARILEE K.: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alternate, Mumme rs, all-school play crew , Band , Opera lead , Aeolian Choir, Girls Octet, Chess Club, Forum , GAA secretary , Orpheo ns, Joy Night particip ant, honor roll, Nationa l Honor Society .

LILE, DAVID J.: Engineering , Prep Band, Camera Club.

LITTLE, KING K.: Enginee ring , sophomore class preside nt, Studen t Counci l, Varsity swimm ing letter, Varsity tennis letter, Astrono my Club , Chess Club, Forum , L Club preside nt, Writers Club, links salesman , Scribe salesman , Boys State , Joy Night particip ant, Homec oming escort, Prom escort, National Honor Society .

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LOCKARD, DARLENE V.: Homem aking, Orches tra, Opera

LIMING , LONNI E l.: Industri al Arts.

Orches tra, Peppers.

LIND, JANE A.: Arts and Sciences, Mummers, all-school play crew , Coed Counselors, Debate , Interna tional Club preside nt, Red Cross, Science Club, links salesman , honor roll , Nationa l Honor Society .

L. liming

J. Lind

LOCO CO, DAVID J.: Engineering, Chess Club, Science Club, honor roll , National Honor Society.

K. little

D. Lockard

D. Lococo

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Pamela Love L. Lyons

Patricia love I. Machers

G. Luft D. Madsen

LONG, LINDA L.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Mummers, all-school play, all-school play crew, Forum , GAA vice-president, tre·asurer; Peppers, Joy Night participant, honor roll, National Honor Society, Regents Alternate, Cum lau~e.

LOOS, DAVIDE.: Trades Prepara tory. (not pictured) LOUNDER, JAMES R.: Industrial Arts , Varsity gymnastics letter.

LOVE, PAMELA J.: Clerical, Peppers.

LOVE, PATRICIA E.: Teachers College, Home Room Representative, Future Nurses president, I nternationa I Club, Peppers squad leader, Scribe salesman.

LUFT, GREGORY W.: Engineering, Band.

LUNDHOLM, MARY L.: Teachers College, Home Room Representative , Advocate Staff, all-school play crew , Junior Girls Glee, Peppers, Red Cross, Keentime Council , honor roll.

LUNDY, PAUL R.: Engineering , Home Room Representative, Reserve cross-country letter, Reserve track letter, Reserve basketball letter, Reserve tennis letter, County Day , National Honor Society. {not pictured)

LUX, MARSHALL E.: Arts and Sciences.

LYONS, LARRY F.: Teachers College , Varsity football letter, Varsity wrestling letter, L Club historian.

J. Lounder M. Lux D. Marshbanks John Martin M. Martin

L. long M. Lundholm L. Maresh E. Martin Julie Martin

MACHERS, ILZE: Arts and Sciences, Mummers, all-school play, all-school play crew, GAA, Peppers, Joy Night participant, honor roll.

MADSEN, DEAN F.: Engineering , Junior Boys Glee, Reserve track letter, Reserve cross-country letter, Joy Night participant.

MARESCH, LARRY D.: Engineering , Home Room Alternate, Chess Club, Science Club, honor roll, National Ho"nor Society, Regents Alternate.

MARSHBANKS, DORIS E.: Teachers College.

g lin du he Sc m er -T nd co Se by d te ea Cr s ao Ch Ne ar McPHERSON, ROBERT A.: Engin eerin g , Reserve footb all

MARTIN, ELWOOD L.: Indus trial Arts.

letter .

MARTIN, JOHN W.: Engineering , Band , Lincoln Boys Choi r, Came ra Club , Radio Club vice- presi dent, Regents Alter nate.

McWILLIAMS, GEARY L.: Trades Prepa ratory .

MARTIN, JULIE A.: Steno graph ic, Hom e Room Alter nate ,

MEDINA, MARGUERITE A.: Steno graph ic, Coed Counselors ,

Future Secretaries , Peppers.

Pepp ers, Assembly Comm ittee.

MARTIN, MARILYN L.: Business Admi nistra tion , Coed Coun -

MEE, KAREN J.: Cleri cal , Advocate Staff .

selors , Peppers.

MAUL, JOHN A.: Teachers Colle ge , Band , Aeoli an Choi r, Madr igals , Chess Club, Orph eons , Science Club , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Joy Nigh t crew , Rad io Club vice- presi dent.

MEEKS, BILL J.: Teachers C olleg e , Varsity footb al.l letter , L Club .

MEHRHOFF, DENNIS R.: Arts and Sciences, Chess Club ,

McCULLOUGH, CHERIE L.: Teachers Colle ge, Home Room

honor roll , Regents Alter nate.

Repr esen tat ive, Mum mers , Chee rlead ers secretary, Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

MERICLE, WILLIAM S.: Trades Prepa ratory.

McDONALD, PATRICIA A.: Cle rical, Peppers.

MERRILL, DIANE: Fine Arts , Art Clu·b.

McGEE, VICKI G.: Business Admi nistra tion , Peppers.

MEYER, LYNN R.: Engineering.

McPHERSON, JUDITH K.: Business Admi nistra tion , Hom e

MEYER, SHERRY L.: Home maki ng, all-school play, Future Homemakers, Intern ation al Club , Peppers, Red Cross, Links

Room Representative, Future Homemakers, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

J. Maul R. McPherson D. Mehrhoff

C. McCullough G. McWilliams W. Mericle

salesman.

P. McDo nald M. Medina D. Merrill

V. McGee K. Mee L. Meyer

J. McPherson B. Meeks S. Meyer

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V. Middleton

N. Miller

R. Miller

MIDDLETON, VICKEY J.:

Stenographic, Mimes, Aeolian Choir, Future Secretaries, Peppers, Writers Club , Scribe salesman, Joy Night participant.

S. Miller

K. Mitchell

MILLER, ROY 0.: Industrial Arts.

MILLER, STEPHEN W.: Industrial Arts.

MILLER, MINNIE F.: Homemaking , Newcomers Club. (not pictured)

MITCHELL, KENNETH L.: Engineering , Newcomers Club, honor roll, Regents Alternate.

MILLER, NANCY J.: Stenographic, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

MONNIER, HELENE N.: General , International Club, Peppers. ( not pictured)

Male cheerleaders? Of course! When a group of senior boys like this generates support and enthusiasm for the faculty-stud ent basketball game, you can be sure. that there will be enough excitement.

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Guys Take Turn as Yell Leaders; Highly Acclaimed MOORE, ROGER D.: Gene ral.

MOREY, JEANETTE R.: Arts and Sciences, Orch estra , Youth Symphony , Band , Aeoli an Choi r, Chess honor roll, Natio nal Hono r Society.

Club , Orpheons,

MOR GAN , KEITH A.: Indus trial Arts. (not pictu red)

MOR GAN , MARGARET A.: Stenographic, Stud ent Coun cil.

Cheerleaders treas urer, GAA , Red Cross, Links salesman, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Hom ecom ing Queen, Prom Queen, Coun ty Day.

MORRIS, MARY J.: Home maki ng. ( not pictu red)

MORRISON, JAMES L.: Indus trial Arts , Prep Band , Reserve gymnastics letter . ( not pictu red)

MORTENSEN, JOYCE E.: Steno graph ic, Aeoli an Choi r, Future Secretaries , Peppers, honor roll.

MUEHLHAUSEN, BEVERLEE J.: Stenographic, Future Secretarjes secretary, treas urer; Peppers, Red Cross.

MUELLER, ANDREW M.: Trades Preparatory, Doormen.

NEAL, JOH N: Indus trial Arts . (not pictu red) NEFF, RAYMOND M.: Indus trial Arts.

NELSON, DARWIN A.: Indus trial Arts.

NEWLUN, MYRNA C.: Teachers Colle ge, Hom e Room Representative, Aeoli an Choi r, Madr igals , Ophe ons, Peppers, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

NEW MAN , MARK A.: Arts and Sciences.

NICKELL, JACQUELINE M.: Cleri cal, Junio r Girls Glee , Future Homemakers, Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

NICKLES, DALE D.: Engin eerin g.

NIEMEYER, MARVA K.: Cleri cal, Peppers.

NOBBMAN, GLO RIA J.: Arts and Sciences, Scribe Board, Aeolian Choir , Madr igals , Future Nurses, Peppers, Scribe salesman, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Society, Cum Laude.

NOHAVEC, DON NA R.: Cleri cal, Hom e Room Representative, Aeoli an Choi r, Junio r Girls Glee , GAA , Peppers, Red

R. Moore J. Mortensen R. Neff M. Newman M. Niemeyer

J. Morey B. Muehlhausen D. Nelson J. Nickell G. Nobbman

M. Morgan A. Mueller M. Newlun D. Nickles D. Nohavec

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Spring Brings Flurry of Year-End Activities K. Nolen W. Oberg T. Olson R. Osberg M. Owens

A. Nowakowski K. O'Driscoll H. Orti:r: A. Osborn S. O:r:enbaugh

NOLEN , KAREN R.: Business Ad ministra tion , Home Room Represe ntative, Art Club , hon o r roll.

NOWAKOWSKI, ANNA T. : Clerica l.

OBERG , WAYNE S.: Arts and Sciences, Chess Club, Science Club.

O'DRISCOLL, KATH LEEN M.: Clerica l , Peppers.

OLSON , THOMAS P.: Enginee ring , Radio Club preside nt, Regents Alterna te.

ORTIZ, HELEN M.: Teachers College , Home Room Representativ e , Aeolian Choir, Madriga ls, Girls Octet, Peppers squad leader, Red Cross, Joy Night particip ant, honor roll, Nationa l Honor Society .

OSBERG, RONALD J.: Enginee ring.

OSBORN , ANNETTE M.: Teachers College , Home Room Represe ntative, Junior Girls Glee, Coed Counse lors, Future Homem akers secreta ry , Orpheo ns, Red Cross.

OSMERA, KATH LEEN A.: Clerica l , GAA, Peppers , Links salesman.

OUTHIER, CONN IE J.: Clerica l.

OWEN , RICHARD L.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representa tive, Scribe salesman , Regents• Alterna te.

OWENS , MARY S.: Clerica l , Future Homem akers, Peppers.

OZENBAUGH , SU E A'NN: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Represe ntative, M i mes, Aqualin ks, Coed Counselors, Peppers , County Day, honor roll , National Honor Society , ' Regents Alterna te.

OZOLS, ANDRIS: Enginee ring , Home Room Alterna te, Chess Club, Future Teachers , Writers Club vice-pre sident, Links salesman.

K. Osmera A. O:r:ols

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C. Outhier J. Paroubek

R. Owen E. Pasika

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V. Pearlstein J. Peterson R. Pleis

S. Pederson W. Petersen L. Pohlenz

R. Pelletier C. Pfund D. Polson

P. Pester A. Phelps J. Pope

B. Petersen A. Pickering J. Portsche •

PANASIUK, WLADYMYR: Industrial Arts . (not pictured)

PETERSEN, WILLIAM A.: Fine Arts , all-school play, all -school

PAROUBEK, JACKALIN R.: Teachers College , Home Room

play crew, Orchestra , Band , Dance Band , Aeolian Choir, Boys Octet, Joy Night participant.

Alternate , Junior Girls Glee.

PETERSON, JERRY R.: Trades Preparatory, Aeolia n Choir, Joy Night participant.

PASIKA, EUGENIA M.: Clerical, Peppers.

PEARLSTEIN, VICTORIA L.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate , Scribe Board, Mimes, all -school play, Jun ior Girls

PFUND, CATHRYN I.: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Representative, Advocate bus iness manager, Mummers play cast,

Glee , Coed Counselors, Human Relations Cou ncil , Writers Club president, vice-pres ide nt; Scribe salesman , ho nor roll , National Honor Society.

Mummers hi~torian , Mimes secretary, all-school play, Coed Counselor,, Forum , Peppers, Lounge Committee, Scribe salesman, County Day, Joy Night participant, J.oy Night crew , honor roll , National Honor Society, Regents Finalist, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Cum La&ide.

PEDERSON, SUSAN K.: Stenographic, sophomo re class treas•

PHELPS, AGNES C.: Homemaking , Prep Band.

urer, junior class treasurer, Home Room Representative , Coed Counselors, Future Secretaries, Peppers, Red Cross, Usher• ettes, County Day.

PICKERING, AVERY R.: Teachers College.

PLEIS, RONALD L.: Arts and Sciences, Lincoln Boys Choir.

PELLETIER, RICHARD 0.: Arts and Sciences, Aeolian Choir,

POHLENZ, LEE R.: Engineering, Varsity basketball manager,

Madrigals, Varsity golf letter, L Club , Joy Night pa rticipant, Joy Night crew.

Chess Club, Science Club, Doormen , honor roll , National Honor Society.

PESTER, PATTY A.: Stenographic, Art Club, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

POLSON, DORA M.: Arts and Sciences, Future Secretaries, Peppers.

POPE, JERRY W.:· Industrial Arts.

PETERSEN, BARBARA J.: Arts and Sciences, Band , Coed Counselors, Future Nurses, Red Cross, Science Club, Writers Club, National Honor Society.

PORTSCHE, JANICE K.: Clerical, Home Room Alternate , Advocate Staff, Aeolian Choir, Cheerleaders secretary, Joy Night participant.

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Seniors Identified by Ov er ly- Bulging Lockers

C. Proctor S. Rebensdorf

L. Purbaugh M. Reed

B. Ramsey L. Reeves

POWELL, MAR CHIO NES S: Teachers Colle ge, Club.

Newcomers

PRESTON, COLL EEN H.: Teachers Colle ge , Mummers, allschool play, Aeoli an Choir , Coed Counselors, Future Home makers , Peppers, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , honor roll, Natio nal Hono r Society.

PROCTOR, CYN THIA J.: Cleri cal , GAA , Peppers.

PURB AUG H, LEE R.: Indus trial Arts.

RAMSEY, BARBARA J.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Representative, Mum mers play cast, Prep Band , Coed Coun selors, Peppers squad leade r, Red Cross president, Usherettes, Libra ry Com mitte e, Links salesman, Coun ty Day, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Society, Cum Laude.

RAN DOLP H, DARRELL E.: Trades Prepa ratory .

RATLIFF, ROBERT L.: Arts and Sciences, Chess Club , International Club, Newc omer s Club .

REBENSDORF, SALLY A.: Arts and Sciences , Hom e Room Alter nate , Band , Aq.ualinks treas urer, Peppers, Red Cross , Link salesman, hono r roll.

REED, MAR Y J.: Sten ograp hic, Future Homemakers, FutlJre Secretaries , Peppers, Red Cross.

M. Powell D. Randolph D. Reich E. Reinhardt M. Rezac

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C. Preston R. Ratliff P. Reichwein J. Retherford D. Rice

REEVES, LA VON A L.: Arts and Sciences, junior class president, senior ciass presiden.t , Mum mers , all-school play, Aeoli an Choir, Madr igals, Futur e Teachers , Peppers vice- presi dent, Red Cross treas urer, Usherettes, Joy N ight partic ipant , hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Soc;:iety.

REICH, MAR IE D.: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alter nate, Aeoli an Choir , Madr igals , Coed Counselors , Future Nurses secretary , Orph eons , Peppers, Assembly Com mitte e, ECA Com mitte e chair man , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Natio nal Hono r Society.

REIC HWE IN, PAM K.: Business Adm i nistra tion , Future Secretaries , Ushe rettes , Joy N ig ht parti cipa nt.

REID, SHERRYE M.: Busine ss Adm inistr ation . (not pictu red) REIN HAR DT, EDW ARD E.: Trade Prepara t ory, all-sc hool play crew.

RETHERFORD, JERRY A.: En gi neeri ng , Reserve track letter , Reserve cross-coun t ry letter , I nterna t iona I Club, hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Society, Cum Laude.

REZAC, MICH AEL J.: Scribe salesman.

Engin eerin g , all-school

play

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RICE, DELO NE J.: Teachers Colle ge , Hom e Room Representative , Junio r Girls Glee , Coed Counselors , Peppers, Usherettes , Links salesman , Scribe salesman , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

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RICH ARD S, MAR Y A.: A rts and Sciences , Hom e Room Representative.

RIFE, CAL VIN E.: Teache rs Colle ge , Aeol ian Choi r, Madr igals,_ Reserve base ball letter , Orph eons , Write rs Club .

RIGG INS, JAM ES J.: Indus trial Arts, Varsi ty footb all letter , Varsi ty track letter , L Club .

RILEY, HOP E J.: Cleri cal , Future Home make rs.

RIPLEY, ROBERT C.: Engin eerin g , Hom e Room Alter nate , Band , Varsi ty swim ming letter , Reserve track letter , L Club .

ROBB, SHA RON L.: Teachers Colle ge, Hom e Room Representative, Advo cate Staff , Junio r Girls Glee , Coed Coun selors, Peppers , Red Cross, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

ROBERTS, JOA N H.: Home maki ng , Mime s, Peppers, Joy Nigh t crew.

ROBERTS, LLOY D E.: Teachers Colle ge.

ROBERTSON, CHA RLES S.: Engin eerin g, Prep Band , Varsi ty gymnastics letter , L Club .

ROB ISON , JOA N M.: Arts and Sciences , Hom e Room Alter nate, Mimes, Aqua links, Intern ation al Club , Science Club, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Regents Winn er.

M. Richards S. Robb

C. Rife J. Roberts

"You say you 've lost a book? Here it is," exclaims Riley Web b, showing Caro l Tice's locker colle ction .

J. Riggins L. Roberts

H. Riley C. Robertson

R. Ripley J. Robison

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R. Roby R. Roseberry

L. Rodgers H. Rosenberger

S. Rodgers C. Roth

ROBY, RONALD R.: Business Adm inistr ation .

RODGERS, LINDA J.: Teachers Colle ge, Advocate Staff, Mime s, all-sc hool play crew, Aeoli an Choi r, Coed Counselors, Futur e Nurses, Huma n Relations Coun cil, Peppers, Red Cross, Scribe salesman.

D. Rohn P. Rothe

B. Romisch L. Rowley

ROTH, CINDY l.: Steno graph ic, Mimes, Junio r Girls Glee, .

Peppers, Scribe salesman, Joy Nigh ! parti cipan t.

ROTHE, PATRICIA A.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Representative, Mime s, Aeoli a n Choi r, Madr igals , Coe_d Coun selors, Future Nurses, I ntern ation a I Club, Orph eons , Peppers squad leade r, Links salesman , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , honor roll, Natio nal Hono r Society.

RODGERS, SUSAN: Arts and Sciences , Hom e Room Representa tive, Mime s, Art Club, Coed Coun selor s, Future Nurses, Peppers, Red Cross, Write rs Club , Links salesman, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

ROWLEY, LINDA A.: Arts and Sciences, Future Sec retaries .

RYAN, PATRICK J.: Arts and Sciences, Junio r Boys Glee .

ROHN, DIANA K.: Cleri cal, Aeoli an Choi r, Peppers, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, hono r roll.

ROMISCH, BONNIE K.: Arts and Sciences , Mum mers play cast, all-sc hool play, Aeoli an Choi r, Aqua links , Science Club secretary, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

ROSEBERRY, ROGER E.: Trades Prep arato ry, Varsi ty gym-

RYBA, GARY W.: Business Admi nistra tion.

SAFFORD, JENNIFER L.: Arts and Sciences, Stud ent Coun cil secretary, Links Edit9 r-in-c hief, Girls Octe t accom panis t, Junior Girls Glee accom panis t, Inter natio nal Club, Orph eons , Peppers, Asse mbly Com mitte e , Loun ge Com mitte e, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Hom ecom ing atten dant, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Regents Alter nate, Cum Laude.

nastics letter , L Club .

SAMMONS: HAROLD T.: Arts and Sciences.

ROSENBERGER, HOLLY A.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Repr esen tative, links Board, Advocate edito r, Mummers, allschool play, all-sc hool play crew, Coed Coun selor s secretary, Forum, Inter natio nal Club, Red Cross, Write rs Club, Loun ge Com mitte e, Joy Nigh t partic ipant , Joy Nigh t crew, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Natio nal Meri t Finalist, Regents Alter nate, Cum Laude.

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SAMPSON, RITA A.: Cleri cal, Future Homemakers.

SANCHEZ, OLGA: Teachers Colle ge , Mimes, GAA , Peppers, Links salesman.

Honor Roll Seniors Awarded for Long Hours I

! ' SAUNSOCI, MAXINE E.: Clerical.

SCHAFER, N. JANE: Stenographic, Peppers, Joy Night crew.

P. Ryan J. Safford R. Sampson M. Schafer S. Schildman

G. Ryba H. Sammons 0. Sanchez S. Schafer C. Schleiger

SCHAFER, N. JEAN: Clerical , all-school pla y, Peppers, Red Cross, Joy Night crew.

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SCHAFER, MICHAEL D.: Clerical.

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SCHAFER, SHARON K.: Arts and Sciences, GAA , Peppers.

SC.HEELE, THOMAS J.: Arts and Sciences, Advocate Staff, Reserve football letter, Reserve track letter, honor roll.

SCHELERT, REINHART: Arts and Sciences , Debate.

SCHILDMAN, BARBARA R.: Homemaking.

SCHILDMAN, SHIRLEY A.: Homemaking.

SCHLEIGER, CHERYL J.: Stenog raphic, Future Secretaries.

M. Saunsoci T. Scheele

Jane Schafer R. Schelert

Jean Schafer B. Schildman

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But where are the tassels and gowns? In a prac tice commencement, Susan Rodgers receives her long -awa ited diplo ma from "prin cipa l" John Kahler as seniors Alison Leitch and Bill Berlowitz pati entl y wait thei r · turn .

SCHREPF, NANCY A.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Repr esen tative , Advocate Staff , Mime s, all-school play crew ,

SCHMAILZL, ROBERT J.: Indus trial Arts. (not pictu red)

SCHMIDT, ALLEN D.: Arts and Sciences, Aeoli an Choir , Madr igals , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

SCHNEIDER, CARL E.: Arts and Sciences, Oper a lead, Chess

Cum Laude.

SCHWARTZ, STEPHEN J.: Trades Prep arato ry, Varsi ty wres-

Club, Deba te , Forum, Huma n Relations Coun cil presi dent, Intern ation al Club , Libra ry Com mitte e, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Natio nal Meri t Winn er, Cum Laude.

tling letter , L Club .

SCHNEIDER, PAMELA M.: Teachers Colle ge, Hom e Room

dent Coun cil vice- presi dent, secre tary; Mum mers , Aqua links vice- presi dent, Forum , GAA , Inter natio nal Club, Peppers, Red Cross , Linh salesman , Girls State , Joy Nigh t partic ipant , hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Regents Alter nate , Cum

Repr esen tative , Coed Counselors, Future Homemakers, Peppers, Red Cross.

A. Schmidt

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Art Club, Aqua links , Intern ation al Club , Peppers, Red Cross , Ushe rettes , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

SCHUMACHER, CAROL A.: Arts and Sciences, Scribe Board, Mime s, all-school play crew , Coed Counselors, Deba te, Huma n Relations Coun cil, Red Cross , Science Club, Write rs Club, hono r roll, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Regents Alter nate ,

C. Schneider

SCHWARTZKOPF, CHRISTINE C.: Arts and Sciences, Stu -

Laude.

P. Schneider

N. Schrepf

C. Schumacher

Spring Commencement Is Zenith of Senior Ye ar SCHWISOW, BARBARA J.: Steno graph ic, Futur e Secre taries , Pepp ers.

mana ger, Hum an Relat ions Coun cil, L Club . (not pictu red)

SHEPHERD, SHERYL S.: Business Adm inistr ation , Mime s ,

SENGSTAKE, TERRI L.: Fine Arts , Art Club , Pepp ers.

SEVENKER, KENNETH R.: Teach ers Colle ge, Junio r Boys Glee, Joy Socie ty.

SHEPARD, STEWART R.: Arts and Scie nces, Varsi ty footb all

Nigh t parti cipan t, hono r roll,

Natio nal

Hono r

Junio r Girls Glee , Coed Coun selor s, Pepp ers, Red Cros s, Joy Nigh t Cent ral Com mitte e , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

SHIELDS, DANNY L.: Trade s Prepa rator y.

SHRADER, RAYMA R.: A rts and Scien ces, Madr igals , Art

SEXTON, GARY R.: Arts and Scien ces, Aeol ian Choi r, Scien ce Club , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

SHANEK, LORRINDA l.: Arts and Scien ces, Hom e Room • Repr esent ative , Band, Pepp ers.

SHAPIRO, JOH N J.: Arts and Scien ces, Ches s Club , Hum an

Club , Pepp ers, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

SHREVE, NANCY J.: Business Adm inistr ation , Hom e Room Alter nate , Pepp ers.

SHRINER, LYNN M.: Teac hers Colle ge, GAA , Pepp ers , Red Cross , links sales man , Joy Nigh t crew.

Relat ions Coun cil.

SHURTLEFF, MIKE C.: Trad es Prepa rator y. (not pictu red) SHAPOVAL, NICKOLAI: Trade s Prepa rator y. (not p icture d)

SIEDELL, NICK A.: Business Adm inistr ation .

SHEAR, BRUCE T.: Arts and Scien ces.

S. Schwartz G. Sexton D. Shiel ds

C. Schwartzkopf L. Shanek R. Shrader

B. Schwisow J. Shapiro N. Shrev e

T. Seng stake B. Shea r L. Shriner

K. Seven ker S. Shep herd N. Siede ll

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Seniors had a chance at the Sign -Ou t Party to refle ct on the. many memories and friendships made durin g thei r Lincoln High "car eers ."

_SIEGRIST, DENNIS J.: Business Adm in istrat ion, Aeoli an Choi r, Madr igals , Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

SILVA, JOAN S.: Home maki ng.

SIMMONS: NEDRA M.: Arts and Sciences, Future Teachers, Huma n Relations Coun cil vice- presi dent, secre tary; Intern ationa l Club , Write rs Club treasurer, Scribe salesman , hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Cum Laude.

SLAIKEU, STEPHEN J.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Represen tative , Mum mers play cast , Oper a lead, Aeoli an Choi r, Madr igals , Reserve swimming letter , Links salesman, Scribe salesman, Coun ty Day , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

SLEMIN, KAREN J.: Cleri cal , GAA. SMELSER, HAROLD D.: Trades Prep arato ry. (not pictu red) SMITH, BARBARA S.: Steno graph ic, Junio r Girls Glee , Coed Counselors , Peppers , Red Cross, Joy Nigh t crew.

SMITH, MICHAEL J.: Engineering , Varsi ty footb all letter , L Club .

SMITH, NANCY M.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room_ Alter nate, Art Club , Links salesman. (not pictu red} SMITH, ROBERT B.: Teachers Colle ge, Prep Band.

SMITH, SCOTT E.: Engineering.

D. Siegrist N. Simmons

J. Silva S. Slaikeu

SMITH, TERRY D.: Indus trial Arts , Reserve base ball letter . {not pictu red}

SNOWDEN, JAMES A.: Arts and Sciences, Hom e Room Alter nate , Reserve golf letter, hono r roll, Regents Alter nate.

SOLOMON, BARNEY J.: Teachers Colle ge, Reserve footb all letter .

K. Slemin

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B. Smith

M. Smith

Signatures Reflection of Lasting Fri;endships

R. Smith T. Sorensen

S. Smith J. Spackman

J. Snowden S. Spanjer

SOMMER, MARY A.:

Homemaking , Mummers, all-school play, Art Club, Peppers. Red Cross, Links salesman , Joy Night crew , honor roll , National Honor Society.

SORENSEN, THOMAS J.: Teachers College , Reserve gymnastics letter, Doormen.

SPACKMAN, JON C.: Industrial Arts.

SPANJER, SHERRY M.: Arts and Sciences.

SPARKS, PATTI A.: Teachers College , Future Homemakers president, vice-president ; Peppers.

SPEER, 0. MARTIN: Trades Preparatory, Varsty gymnastics letter, Reserve footba II lette r~

SPICHA, JANINA H.: Clerical.

STAMM, FRED W.: Engineering , Prep Band, Varsity wrestling letter, L Club.

STANTON, RUTH M.: Arts and Sciences , Home Room Alternate, Advocate editor, Orchestra , Youth Symphony, Opera Orchestra , Band, Aqualinks , Coed Counselors vice-president, Forum secretary, International Club, Peppers, Writers Club, Scribe salesman , Joy Night participant, Prom attendant, honor roll , National Honor Society.

STAPLE, RUTHANN: Arts and Sciences, Newcomers Club, Writers Club.

STARKWEATHER, PEGGY L.: Clerical , Aeolian Choir.

STASKA, SALLY A.: Teachers College, Home Room Alternate , Mimes, all-school play crew , Coed Counselors, Future Teachers president, Peppers , Na t ional Honor Society.

B. Solomon P. Sparks J. Spicha R. Stanton P. Starkweather

M. Sommer M. Speer F. Stamm R. Staple S. Staska

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Forms, Blanks Plague College-Bound Seniors STEELE, RHEA E.: Teachers Colle ge , Aeoli an Choi r, Peppers secretary, Coun ty Day, Joy N ight parti cipan t.

STROMER, MICH AEL E.: footb all letter .

STENTZ, TERRY L.: Arts and Sciences, sophomore class secretary , Hom e Room Repr esen tative , Mimes, Reserve gymnastics letter , honor roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

SUN DLIN G, GER ALD A.: Cleri cal.

Business Admi nistra tion , Varsi ty

SWE TLAN D, GAR Y L.: Indus trial Arts.

STEPHENS, ROBERT L.: Engineering, Hom e Room Representative .

STEPP, ROBERT E.: Arts and Sciences, Orch estra , Youth Symphony , Oper a Orch estra , hono r roll , Natio nal Hono r Socie ty.

TAFT, ELVO N A.: Fine Arts , Orch estra , Youth Symp hony , Oper a Orch estra , Band , Aeoli an Choi r, Varsi ty swimming letter .

TALLEY, CHE RYL C.: Teachers Colle ge, Advocate Staff , Orch estra , Aeoli an Choir , Coed Counselors, Future Teachers, Orph eons , Peppers, Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

STOEHR, DAV ID L.: Trades Prepa ratory , Band.

TARTAR, R. DON ITA: Business Admi nistra tion, Mum mers , all-school play, Junio r Girls Glee , Peppers, Links salesman , Joy Nigh t partic ipant . (not pictu red)

STOFER, JOYC E M .: Home maki ng , GAA , Peppers.

STOLL, KENN ETH W.: Teachers Colle ge, Hom e Room Represen tative , Orch estra , Youth Symphony, Oper a Orch estra , Band , Dance Band , Aeoli an Choir , Boys Octe t, Orph eons presi dent, Joy Nigh t partic ipant .

TAYLOR, DAV ID T.: Engi neeri ng . Hom e Room Alter nate, Mummers play cast, Mum mers treasurer, all-school play, Chess Club, Forum , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t, Joy Nigh t Cent ral Committe e, Natio nal Hono r Socie ty, Rege_nts Alter nate.

STRAIN, JUDY L.: Cleri cal.

TAYLOR, GAR Y ~.: Indus trial A rts , Links salesman.

STRA UCH , KATHLEEN: Steno graph ic, Junio r Girls Glee, Future Secretaries , Peppers.

• R. Steele J. Stofer

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T. Stentz K. Stoll

TAYLOR, HAR VEY L.: Indus trial Arts.

R. Stephens J. Strain

R. Stepp K. Strauch

D. Stoehr M. Stromer

G. Sundling -G. Taylor

G. Swetland H. Taylor

E. Taf t

S. Taylor

TA YLO R, STEVEN E..: Teachers Co lleg e, Aeo lian Ch oir, Ma drigals , Reserve wre stl ing lett er, Boys Sta te.

TEALE, JO SE PH L.: Eng ine erin g , Var sity swimming lett er, Reserve baseball lett er, Reserve bas ket bal l lett er, Reserve cross-country lett er, Kee nt ime Cou ncil, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t.

TERRY, CA RO LE V.: Teachers Co l lege , Mim es , all- sch ool pla y crew , Jun ior Gir ls Gle e , Peppers, Usherettes.

TER WIL LIG ER , LY NN E A.: Teach ers Co lleg e, Ho me Room Alt ern ate , Mimes, Jun ior Gir ls Gle e , Int ern atio nal Clu b , Peppe rs squad lea der .

TH OM PS ON , JO HN H.: Art s and Sciences, Links Board , all-school pla y crew , Art Clu b , Wr iter s Clu b , hon or roll , Na t ional Ho nor Soc iety, Regents Alte rna te , Cum Laude.

TH OM PS ON , JO SE PH A.: Teachers Co lle g e. ( not pic tur ed) TICE, CA RO L L.: Art s and Sci ences , Jun ior Gir ls Gle e, Aq ual inks sec reta ry, Co ed Counselors , GA A, Inte rna tion al Clu b, Peppers squad lea der , Red C ross, Ush ere ttes , Scribe salesma n, Co unt y Day , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t.

TIC HO TA , MA RL AN D.: Teachers Co lleg e.

TO ME K, ROBERT L.: Business Ad min istr at ion , Band , Dance Band , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, hon or roll .

C. Talley J. Teale

D. Taylor

L. Terwilliger

C. Terry J. Thompson

C. Tice R. Tomek

M. Tichota R. Tracy

TO NT EG OD E, AN DR ES : Art s and Sciences, Var sity swimming lett er, L Clu b. ( not pic tur ed) TR AC Y, RO GE R L.: Eng ine erin g.

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TRASK, DIANNA K.: Steno graph ic, Futur e Secre taries , Peppers.

TUBBS, DALE W.: Engin eerin g , Orch estra , Oper a Orch estra , Door men.

TUCKER, JOHN H.: Teachers Colle ge , Band , Joy Nigh t parti cipan t.

TUCKER, NORMAN R.: Indus trial Arts .

TUCKERMAN, DAVID C.: Trade s Prep arato ry.

TUDER, VICTORIA L.: Home maki ng , Coed Counselors, Future Nurses, Pepp ers, Red Cross.

Spring at Lincoln High , and seniors turn to thoughts of - studying? Mar y Sommer, Kenneth Kelley and Judy Grev ich find that the grass and trees make excellent desks.

D. Trask V. Tuder

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D. Tubbs L. Tupper

J. Tucker L. Ubben

N. Tucker

D. Tuckerman

I N. Vakiner

S. Van Beek

Spring Beckons "Winterized" Seniors Outdoors

R. Van Boskirk M. Voss

P. Vandersall D. Voth

L. Vandeveer P. Vrchota

TUPPER, LINDA M.: Ar ts an d Sciences , GA A. Peppers.

A. Van Deventer J. Wade

M. Van Sickle C. Waid

VAN DEVENTER, ALLAN D.: En gin ee rin g , Band , Chess Clu b, Science Clu b pre sid en t, Doormen , ho no r roll , Na tio na l Ho no r Soc iety.

UBBEN, LOREN K.: Teachers Co lle g e, Va rsi ty foo tba ll let ter, Reserve tra ck let ter , L Clu b.

VAN SICKLE, MARTHA E.: Ar ts and Sciences, Ae oli an Ch oir , VAKINER, NATALEE M.: Ar ts and Sciences, Mimes, Co ed Counselors , Future Nurses, Peppers, Red Cross, Science Clu b secretary, ho no r roll, Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

Chess Clu b, Co ed Counselors , Hu ma n Relations Co un cil, Inter na tio na l Clu b tre asu rer , Or ph eo ns , Peppers squad leader, Red Cross, Wr ite rs Clu b, Usherettes , Links salesman , Scribe salesman , Jo y Nig ht pa rtic ipa nt.

VOSS, MICHAEL H.: Art s and Sciences , Ae oli an Ch oir , LinVAN BEEK, SAUNDRA L.: Teachers Co lle ge , Co ed Co un •

coln Boys Ch oir , .Reserve ba seb all let ter .

selors , Future Teachers , Peppers , Red Cross.

VOTH, DENNIS W.: Engineering , Ae oli an Ch oir , Lincoln VAN BOSKIRK, RONALD D.: Engineering , Ra dio Clu b, Re-

Boys Ch oir .

gents Alt ern ate .

VANDERSALL, PATRICIA: Ar ts and Sciences , Or che str a , Yo uth Symphony, Op era Or ch es tra , As tro no my Clu b , Chess Clu b, Future Nurses , Int ern ati on al Clu b, Red Cross, EC A Co mm itte e, ho no r roll , Na tio na l Ho no r So cie ty.

VANDEVEER, LINDA S.: Ar ts and Sciences , Ju nio r Gir ls Gle e, Co ed Counselors, Future Ho me ma ker s, Future Teachers , Peppers squad lea de r, Red Cross, Lib rar y Co mm itte e.

VRCHOTA, PATRICIA M.: Fine Art s, all-school pla y crew , Ar t Clu b pre sid en t, GA A se cre tar y, Jo y Ni gh t crew, Op era crew, Aq ua link s crew.

WADE, JOE K.: Trades Pre pa rat ory .

WAID, CLAUDETTE F.: Ar ts an d Sciences, Ho me Room repres en tat ive , Mi me s, Ae oli an Ch oir , Ma dri ga ls, GA A, Peppers, Jo y Ni gh t pa rtic ipa nt.

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Diane Walker L. Walker J. Wallen L. Wallin A. Walters

Dorothy Walker W. Walker M. Waller B. Walter N. Walvoord

Off to the stad ium with ban ner s, pom pon s and lots of '_' yell pow er,' ' the se Pep per s see m all rea dy to do the ir bes t to put

LHS Teams Encouraged by WALKER DIANE E.: Cler ical , Art Clu b, Inte rnat iona l Clu b, Peppers.

WALKER, DOROTHY J.: Teachers Coll ege , Stud ent Cou ncil vice -pre side nt , secr etar y; Links Board , Advocate Staf f, Mum mers , Coe d Counselors, Forum , Inte rnat iona l Clu b , Peppers , Red Cross, Lounge Com mitt ee , Joy Nig ht part icip ant, hon or roll , Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety .

WALKER, LARRY G.: Trades Prep arat ory, Jun ior Boys Gle e.

WALKER, WILLIAM H.: Engineering.

WALLEN, JANETTE A.: Teachers Coll ege , Hom e Room Representative, Advocate Staf f, Mum mer s , Aeo lian Cho ir, Aqu alinks, Che erle ade rs, Joy Nig ht part icip ant, Hom eco min g attend ant, hon or roll, Nat iona l Hon or Soc iety.

WALLER, MARLEE J.: Teachers Coll ege , Mim es , Coe d Cou nselors, Future Teachers pres iden t, Peppers.

WALLIN, LINDA J.: Arts and Sciences , Orc hes tra , You th Symphony, Ope ra Orc hes tra , Aeo lian Cho ir, Astr ono my Club , Future Teachers trea sure r, Orp heo ns , Peppers , hon or roll, Nation al Hon or Soc iety .

WALTE~, BARBARA K.: Sten ogra phic , Aeo lian Cho ir, Future Teachers, Future Secretaries, Peppers.

WALTERS, ARNOLD J.: Teachers Coll ege , Hom e Room Representative, Vars ity foot ball lette r, Va .r sity trac k lette r, L Club , Kee ntim e Cou ncil , Joy Nig ht part icip ant.

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J. Wa ndr ey S. Wasson R. Wa y E. We bb T. Wenk

K. Ward L. Wa y S. We ath erl y R. We der C. Wentink

Lincoln Hig h in the ch am pio n col um n. If you ne ed a rid e, ho p ab oa rd. There is always roo m for one mo re - som ew he re!

A ll -O u t Pep Club Support WA LV OO RD , NA NC Y P.: Ho me ma kin g , Ho me Room Alt ernate , Co ed Counselors, Peppers.

WA ND RE Y, JA ME S M.: Eng ine ering, Var sity swimming lett er.

WA RD , KAREN A.: Ste nog rap hic , Ho me Room Representative , Future Sec reta ries , Peppers, Red Cross, Links salesman.

WA SS ON , STEVEN Nig ht par tici pan t.

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WA Y, LO ISE .: Ho me ma kin g , Peppers.

WA Y, RIC HA RD L.: Ag ricu ltur e.

WE AT HE RL Y, SA ND RA J.: Cle rica l , Peppers, Usherettes.

WEBB, EM ME TT R.: Eng ine erin g , Ho me Room Representative .

WEDER, RO DN EY L.: Teachers Co lleg e, Reserve cro ss- cou ntry lett er, Reserve wre stli ng lett er, Reserve trac k lett er.

WE NK , TH OM AS J.: Eng ine erin g , Ho me Room Alte rna te, Aeo lian Ch oir.

WE NT INK , CA RO LE D.: Art s and Sciences, Ho me Room Altern ate , Stu den t Co unc il , Jun ior Gir ls Gle e pre sid ent , Ch eer leaders pre sid ent , Co ed Counselors pre sid ent , Red Cross, Usherettes Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Ho me com ing atte nda nt, Prom atte nda nt, hon or roll , Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

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P. We st R. Whitemon D. Wi ll

J. We ste rbe rg N. Wi ege rt E. Willmore

WENZL, KENNETH l.: Art s an d Sciences, Ho me Room Alt er-

S. Westerman W. Wi ley J. Wilson

T. Weymouth D. Wilhelm' S. Wilson

WIEGERT, NA NC Y l.: Teachers Co lleg e , Peppers.

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WEST, PATRICIA D.: Art s an d Sciences, Future Nurses vicepre sid ent , Peppers, Scie nce Clu b , hon or roll, Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

WILEY, WI LL IAM M.: Trades Pre par ato ry.

WILHELM, DARLENE M.: Art s and Sciences, Aeo lian Ch oir, Peppers squad lea der , Links salesman , Joy Nig ht par tici pa nt.

WESTERBERG, JA NIC E S.: Teachers Co lleg e , Ho me Room Re pre sen tati ve , Mu mm ers , Aeo lian Ch oir, Ma drig als , Aqu alinks, Future Teachers, Inte rna tion al Clu b , Peppers, Red Cross , Lou nge Co mm itte e , Joy Nig ht par tici pan t, Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

WILKEN, RICHARD R.: Trades Pre par ato ry, Band , Rad io Clu b.

WILL, DAVID A.: Art s and Sciences , senior class vice -pre siFut ure Secretaries , Peppers, Joy Nig ht par tici pan t.

den t, Var sity foo tba ll lett er, Reserve bas ket bal l lett er, Reserve baseball lett er, L Clu b vic e-p res ide nt , Na tion al Ho nor Socie ty , Prom escort.

WE YM OU TH , TERRY E.: Art s and Sciences, Mu mm ers pla y

WILLMORE, EDITH S.: Cle rica l , Peppers.

WESTERMAN, SUSAN K.: Ste nog rap h ic, Jun ior G irls Gle e ,

cast, all-school pla y , Band , Chess Clu b, Hu ma n Rel at ions Co unc.il , Wr iter s Clu b , Na tion al Ho nor Soc iety .

WH ITE , MARVIN R.: Art s and Sciences , Ho me Room Repre-

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WI LS ON , CREIGHTON D.: Trades Pre par ato ry. {no t pic ture d)

sen tati ve, Var sity wre ~tli ng ma nag er, Chess Clu b, L Clu b, Red Cross, Science Clu b pre sid ent , Links salesman.

WI LS ON , JU AN ITA J.: Teachers Co lleg e , Peppers.

WH ITE MO N, ROBERT L.: Teachers Co lleg e , Band , Ae ol ian

WI LS ON , SCOTT A.: Art s and Sciences, Ho me Room Alt er-

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Suddenly W e Realize, 'This is the ta st Time' R. W inslow G. Wo lfe J. Young N. Zier G. Zimmer

F. W ise R. Worster R. Young I. Zigurs L. Zimmerman

W INS LOW , REBECCA E.: Business Adm inis trati on , Mum mer s p la y crew , all-s choo l play , Aeo lian Cho ir, GA A , Pep pers , Joy N ight part ici pan t, Joy Nig ht crew .

WISE, FRANKLIN P. : Tra d es Prep arat o ry.

WOLFE, GA IL D.: Tea cher s Col lege .

WORSTER , REUBEN P.: Business A dmi nist rati o n, Vars ity foot ball lette r, Rese rve bask etba ll lette r, L C lub . . YO UN G , JAMES E. : Tea cher s Co lleg e , Advocate Staf f, Re serv e trac k lette r.

YO UN G , ROCKFORD lette r.

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ZIER , NAN CY K.: C leric al, Aeo lian C hoir, GA A , Pepp ers, Ush eret tes , Joy Nig ht part icip ant.

ZIGURS , ILZE : Tea c hers Col lege , Hom e Roo m Alte rnat e, Mimes, Astr ono my Clu b p resi dent , Futu re Teac hers , Nat io nal Hon or Soc iety .

ZIM MER , GO RDO N W .: Business Adm inis trati o n.

ZIM ME RM AN , LYNNE I.: Arts and Scie nces , Coe d Cou nselors, Futu re Hom ema kers , Pep pers .

'In Memory O f

H enry Jackson Ma rch 24, 1947 -- December 5, 196 5

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fifty years . ..

One of the main functions of a yearbook is to recognize the senior class and its special activities. For fifty years The Links has fulfilled this function well. Since 1917, when The Links was first published, the book has earne d twelve First-Class ratings, five All-American ratings, as judge d by the National Scholastic Press Association, and one Best-of-State award in 1953. Throug-h the years, the seniors and their activities have made up a large part of the yearbook.

One of Lincoln High's most honored tradit ions is Colo r Day. In 1916 Color Day mean t an enthusiastic parad e suppo rting the footbatl team playing its game that night. As time passed, this day becam e a patrio tic assembly with the stude nts wearing the school colors of red and black. Today it has come to mean the recognition of outstanding seniors by prese nting them with various awards, memorials, and scholarships.

Perhaps the most impo rtant senior tradition is Comm encem ent. The first graduating class in 1873 consisted of only three girls and one boy, but by 1942 it had grown to 550. This year, appro xima tely 670 stude nts proudly recei ved their hard- earne d diplomas as they looked forward to lives that truly comm ence with the end of their years at Lincoln High School. •

The Links is not only a recor d of the seniors, but a recor d of the whole stude nt body and faculty. We all take pride in saluting The Link s-a cha·mpio,n yearb ook for the past fifty year s-an d wishing it continued success for the ensuing years.

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Surv eyin g the gym for prom poss ibilit ies are junio r class officers, Judy Bowlin, pres iden t; Biruta Pudists, vice -pre side nt; Sally Davi dson , secr etar y; and Jani ce Black, treas urer .

'M an y Things to M an y Pe op le '-t ha t M id dl e Year

Nei the r a beg inni ng nor an end, th e juni or yea r is nonetheless never to be forgot ten . 1ra ditio nal juni or acti vitie s incl ude Cou nty Gov ern men t Day, the Am efic an Field Ser vice exchange pro gra m, Boys and Girl s Sta te, planning the prom , and innum ber able tryo uts for tha t vita l senior year. But vita l too is t-he junior year, a yea r of pre par atio n for many things as well as a yea r with man y memories of its own. Earning a lette r, bein g in a play, or a dat e for ''tha t'' special occasion, are only a few of the experiences tha t can make a juni or yea r a gold en one.

To the juni or comes also a feel ing of time flyin g, tha t ther e never seem to be quit e enough hours. He soon learns tha t time is a prec ious com mod ity, to be bud gete d with care if he wants the "go ld" in his yea r to be mor e than a sup erfic ial glitt er.

War m fall after noon s mea nt chee rlead ing prac tice for man y junio r girls . Unseen are the numerous watc hers , boys of all grad es.

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Joseph Adams Robert Agu irre Dru Ahl , Marv in Albers A rdelle Albrandt Elizabeth A llen Jane A lt George Amen Elsa Andersen Gayla Anderson Karla Anderson Rona Id Anderson Warren Anderson William Anderson Joy Andreasen Andr i s Anton iski s Mary Arenas Nancy Arent Anita Armstrong Ly le Ashelford Colleen Atchley Linda Aughe Iva rs Augstu ms Phyl lis Baars Robert Bailey Claude Baker M aj orie Balderson Peggy Barber Bill Barker Wayne Barkube in Gary Barnes Cheryl Barthel Susan Bartow Loretta Ba rtzatt Kathleen Bassett Marjorie Bassett Karen Bauer Warren Bauer Sharon Beatty C hristine Becher Judith Becker Douglas Beezley Steven Beltz James Bender Donald Benzing Lon Best Janet Beste Linda Bettge Richard Bishop Pame la Bitterman Janice Black Juanita Black Bi 11 Bod field William Bonacker M ichael Booe Nora Bott Patrick Bower Judy Bowlin Coral Bowman Judy Boyd Steven Brannen Barbara Bratt Kenneth Braun Susan Breeling Linda Brehm Susan Brice Stephen Brock Pamela Broman Rona ld Brott Benny Brown

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Character D ee p en ed by Expressing Feelings, Ideas Rona Id Brown James Brt Beverly Bruns Jero ld Buk Peter Burden Bob Burke Kathryn Burk halte r

Willi am Burr Caro lyn Cald eron Jon Cam p John Cam pbel l Ronald Cam pb ell Virg inia Cam pbel l John Cari otto Dana Carl son Fred erick Cart er A lva Channe l Charles Cha pple Greg ory Christ Doug las Church ill Sandra Clar k

Kent Clawson Edward Clec kner Ellen Clou d Bob Coc krell Dorothy Cod ay Joleen Coff ey Willi am Coff ey

Jeanne Colb orn Robe rt C ook Anastas ia Coo te Willi am Cott rell Cynth ia Cox Susan Co x Conn ie Crad it

Linda C rawf ord Kathleen Crewdson Terry C rosie r Linda Cud aboc k Susan Cud ly Ro b ert Culver Bryanne C urry

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David C urtin Lynn Dance Fred Dand ridge Sarah David son Louis Davie s Scott Davis Warre n De Boer

Diana Deines Teres ita Del g ado David Dell N ancy Dinge s Danie l Dittoe Jeffer y Ditzle r Timot hy Domg ard

Donal d Dooli ttle Rona Id Dorse y J o A nna Dough erty Ronal d Dough erty Kathy Drenn an Donal d Drewes A lbert Drewi ng

David Ducke r Joyce Duffek Paul Duskin A ndrea Edwar ds Micha el Egger • Jackie Ell io++ Bonnie Elstun

Rex Engle Virgin ia Epp Ricky Ernstm eyer A llen Esquiv el Rober t Esquiv el Larry Estes Jerry Farqu har

Larry Fasna cht Gary Faust

C arl Fedon Janet Fil.be rt

M arsha Finkel Elizab eth Fische r

Patt y Ha y and Bob Sem rad com mem orat e a solemn mom ent as they take part in Vete rans Day obse rvan ces.

Wa rren Palmer and Ch ip Ma ly prove to Donna Muffley tha t chivalry is not dea d.

Karen Fitzg erald Barb ara Ford Bra dfor d Fortney Cons uela Foster John Foste r Jenny Faw ler Will iam Francisco

Rochelle Franklin Linda Fra;ison Willi am Frick el Randa I Frien dt Marc ia Fuhre r Mary Fulle r Will iam Fuqua

Ronald Gag e Diane Geh lbac h John Geis ler Kath erine Gerl ach Ph illip Gerl ach Will iam Gesch Mari lyn Gho rmle y

Gary Gieb elha us C lark Gilla spie Terry Gilli spie Gun tis Glag aus Add ison Glan tz Bart Glat har Lance Gloe

Charles God sey Jane t Goe bel Thomas Goe glein M icha el Goeschel Nanc y Gog gins Debora Gold stein Bruce Gold ston e Dia ne Gomez Hug o Gom ez M icha el Grass Meli ta Grau s Irene Gree n James Gree n Larry Gree n

St even Gree n Joyce Gree nhol tz Mar y Gree nwo od Jani ce Gren eme ier Thomas Grev ich Dia ne Groh Kath y Gross

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Someone Alvvays Willing to Lend a Helping Ha ·nd Peggy Groves Donna Gruenem eier William Guest Jane Hadley Thomas Hafemei ster Jeri Hagema n Mona Hagen

Colleen Halderm an Roberta Hall Thomas Handy Debra Hansel John Hansen Judy Hansen Katherin e Hare

Saundra Harmon Clifford Harris Martin Harris Robert Harris Sharon Harris Sue Harshba rger Susan Hart

Gerald Harvey Janet Hatfield Steve Hatten Jack Havel Patricia Hay Donald Hayes Michael Heckman

Candice Heqel Dennis Heqel Barry Heinb igner Dianne Heinbign er Connie Heironym us Donald Helmsta dter Kathleen Helton

Barbara Henders on Thomas Hendrick s James Hennessey Barbara Hergenr ader Stephen Hergert Ronald Herman DeeAnn Hermoni e

Harold Hetherin gton Rona Id H iatt Daniel Hile Lynna Hill George Hinman Robert Hinman Myron Hoag

John Hobson Gerald Hockem eier Janke Hodtwal ker Dale Hoffart Darlene Hoffart James Hoffman Rebecca Hoffman

Larry Hogge Elizabeth Holdorf Jack Holland Cheryl Holle Stephen Hollowa y Frank Holt Thomas Howland

Robert Hoyer Debrah Huber LaVonne Hudson Aletta Hughes Ronald Hunkins Gary Hunt James Hunt

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Stephen lhrie Susan Inness Sandray Isley Jerry Jeckson Nency Jackson Linda Jacobs Carol Jacobso n Robert Jankovit z Gaylen Janousek Monica Jasinski Barbara Jensen Lynn Jensen Marsha Jewell Carol Johnson Christina Johnson GleC1n Johnson Linda Johnson Rich a rd Johnson Sherry Johnson Karen Johnston Sondra Johnston Cheryl Jones Gary Jones Harold Jones Jackie Jones Susan Jones Willa Jones Joyce Jordan Martha Jurich John Kahler Kathleen Karnopp Arved Kaulins Donald Kemp Russell Kenaston Linda Kilgore Michael Kimmons Bobby King Kathryn King Ronnie Kirkenda ll Carol Knight George Knight Richmon d Knott Jack Knutson Rita Koch Karl Kollmorg en Rose Koluch Karen Kranz Valdis Krauze Leonard Krcmarik Janice Krejci Constanc e Krepel Michael Kroon Franklin Krueger Patricia Krueger Iris Krumins Bruno Krygier Gary Krzeneski Gary Kuchera William Kuehn Sherrill Kushner Richard Kuzelka James Lake Eugene Langston Karen Langston Ellen Larsen Linda Latzel Patricia Laws Ronald Lear Steven LeMay Gary Letellier

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Call Slips_Lend 'Adventure' to Ordinary Routine

Jacqueline Lewis Phi lip Lind James Lintz John Litt Dwight Livinqston Terrance Loeffelbein Percy Logan

Dal e Lohr Frances Long Lo is Long Lawre nce Looby Doug las Loos Roger Loo s Kay Lovelace

Sara Luedke C heryl Luft Jack Lumpk i n Barbara Lund James Lundak George Lytell John Maddu x

Rodney Magnuson Ruel Magnuson

Connie Cradit and George Hinman can't decide whether somebody's going up the down side or down- the up side, but they agree it would never work between classes.

Weldon M aher Joyce M alcolm

Kat hlee n Maloney Stanley M a ly

Da vid Marcum Li nda Maresch

Ernest Mariscal Gwendolyn Markussen

Michael Marsh Glenn Martin

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Students Contribute Fresh Ideas to Student Council Jan Martin Ram011a Martin Kathryn Mason Em i ly Massa Donald Mayer Hellen Mayo Terry Mazu rak Kathryn McA llaster Janet McCall Barbara McCann Dennis McCaug herty Donna McG innis Stephen McKelve y Thomas Mclachl an Charles McNeil Julia Meader Sara Meeks Michael Melland Candice Merley Diana Messman Barbara Meyer Cathy M ichaelson Dean M ichon Rodney Miers Conn ie M iller Glenn M iller Minnie Miller Sharon M iller Nancy Milligdn Joan M ills Linda M ills Rita Mills Margare t Minchow Ruth M i nick Lane M innig Lynn Mitchell Dan iel Moeller Donald Mehlman Brenda Moore Robert Moore Sally Moore Terrence Moore Trevor Morgan Janet Morris Edward Morrow Arthur Moser Lynn Moxham Donna Muffley Linda Murphy Pete r Murphy John Mye rs William Neal Lynn Neff Ela ine Nelson Renee Nelson Paul Newhouse Michael Newlon Mary Newton Sandra Nichols Mary Nider

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Douglas Novak Helen Nowakowski Virginia Nyhoff Trudy Nyquist Patrici a O ' Brien Jane Ochsner Terri Odle Martha O 'Gara James Ogden Kathleen O ldenburg

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William O ldfield Marianne Oliphant Linda O lsen Eileen Olson Joseph Ort h Carl Osten Janice Ove rlon

Da vid Ow en John Ozo lins Da vid Paas Warren Palmer J im Pante loq low Ronald Pape Daniel Pappas

Joy Pardubsky James Parker Leland Patterson Pau I Patzel Stuart Pau ley Gary Pau lsen Twyla Paulsen

Carole Peacock M ary Jane Pedersen John Pe lton Dav id Penrod Roy Pe ster Pamela Peterson John Petreczko

Deborah Pfoltner K·aren Pfundt Marlene Phalen Dav id Phillips JoAnn Piccolo Ton i Pilla rd Linda Plock

Conn ie Poague German Po livka Linda Po ol Dana Poore Nancy Potts Denn is Powell Evelyn Powell Myia Powers Kurt Prai Douglas Prange Will iam Prettyman Sharon Pribyl Beverly Proctor M ichael Prucha

Open hearings were an innovation providing an opportunity for students to influence school policy. Students apparently find the discussion absorbing.

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Juniors had to prove they could think, especially when important tests such as the National Exam were the proving ground.

Biru!a Pud isls Verleen Qu i g Beverly Rabe Byron Rance Leon Raney Leslie Rawlings Li nda Reger

Allen Reifschneider Trudy Rei nhard t Richard Renne Michael Renter Margaret Rich ard s Roger Rife George Ritter

Nancy Robinson Marc Roggenkam p Cra ig Rosenberger Candace Ross Dan iel Ross Ronald Ross Jul ie Roth

Albert Rowe Barbara Rowley Sharri Rowley William Rowse Judy Rull a Juanita Ry an Thomas Safranek

Sandra Sattler Steven Seyers Kathleen Sayre Linda Schaefer James Schafer Shelley Schaffer Kenneth Schell

Frederick Schenkel Rich ard Schidler Nancy Sch il dm an Sandra Sc hl abs Laura Schleuger Bever ly Schmailzl Freder ick Schmid t

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Rare Silence Prevails While Juniors Tackle Tests Steven Schm i dt Victor i a Schmied i ng Ear l Sch muck Mary Schne ider Joleen Sc homaker Frederick Sch rekin ger John Schroeder Barbara Schroer Linda Schumac her Larry Schwa Im Donna Schweitzer Sidnee Searles Sh irley Se ars William Sea y Steven Seiler Robert Semrad Earl s.hadley Janet Shaner C atherine Shattuck Cariel Shaw James Shaw Norma Shear Patrick Sheldon Debo rah Shepard Harri et Sheridan Thomas Siedell Blanche Silbersack Michael Simms John Simpson Marjor ie Simpson Dennis Slama Charles Smith Gary Smi th Julia Smith Kerry Smit h Valdeen Smith Dan iel Snow C arolyn Solt Vicky Sommer Eileen Sommerhauser Steven Sommers Julie Sorensen John Soukup Wayne Sou therland Paulette Spadt Janet Spiker Joseph Splichal Susan Stat ler C arla Stemper Craig Stephen Elizabeth Stilwell Charles Stoeckle Donn a Stoughton William Stra in C lyde Street George Stroka n Mary Sun derman Joseph Swartz Diana Swenson Donn a Swenson Steven Swoboda • Karen Taladay Do uglas Taylor Sa rah Taylor Leota Teeters Stephen TeSe lle Ned Therien

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Ga ry Sm ith vows tha t tom orr ow he will rem em ber whe re he put his books. Losing the m dur ing the noo n rush seems to pro ve haz ard ous , as Ga ry is nea rly tram ple d whi le sea rch ing .

Unsuspected Perils Lie

W a it to Trap U n 'N ar y Pegg y Thor nbur g Dale Tied ema n Pa t rici a Tisd ale Rich ard Toma11dl Stan ley Tomczyk Debo rah Trac y Jenn ifer Tra vis

Raym ond Tri pp Sand ra Trip pel Lind a T roub a Lyle Trum bley Kenton Tyrre ll Sharon Ulri ch Darr el l Van Acke rn

Jame s Van Clea f Colle ene Vaug hn Jame s Vaug hn Can dice Villa nuev a Thomas Vitte ra Lind a Wag gone r Vick i e Wag ner

Nan cy Wald man Dian a Wal ler Clar k Wal lin Patri cia Wa lter Rich ard War d Diane Wassung Myra Wate rs

Marl een Wea ver Wilh elm Weh mer Roge r Welc h Vivia n Wen z Lloy d Wen zl Cynt hia Wes tlund Cons tanc e Wey gint

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Vic tor ia Weyhrauch Terri Wh ee ler Jane Wh itm er Dud d ley Wh itson Jane Wi ch ma n Herman W ieb ers Jim Wi ec he rt

Larry Wi ko ff Da vid W ilc ox Pa tric k Wi lco x Ann W illi a ms Dona ld Wi llia ms Ar thur Wi llia ms on Ca rol Wi llis

Je rry W ills Gle nd a Wi lso n Johnny W ilson Lil lie Wi lso n Nancy W ilson Perry W il son Rob ert W ilson

Susan W ilson Agnes W ise

Ka th y Mason finds th at ge tti ng a drink of wa te r can pr oduce a real dilemma when lo ad ed with an armful of books, a coat, and " a fe w ot he r things ."

Linda Wi s t Linda Wo lfe

Richa rd Wo l fe Lo is Wo lff

James Wu rm Wa nd a Wy man

Barbara Wy mo re Ha rol d Z ich

Am y Zim me rm an Cathy Zimmerma n

Joleen Zu erl ein

" Wh at kind of rec ord will my clas s make? " is a que stio n ma ny sop hom ore s ask. The trop hy case pro vide s a visi ble goa l for those who hop e to ach ieve new highs in the ir var ied field s of inte res t.

Endless Choice of Paths Opens Sophomore's Horizon

Hig h school opens vistas of ind ep en dence to the sop ho mo re as he learns to plan and choose for himself. He find s tha t high school is a busy wo rld of its own, a w,o rld in . which he discovers an endless va rie ty of people, places, and pastimes, all serving to bro ad en his horizons. Fo otb all games , swimming meets, the Aq ual ink s Show, plays, Jo y Nig ht, and a hos t of oth er memories will remain as pa rt of the firs t yea r at Lincoln Hig h. By June each sop ho mo re has lea rne d to tak e this "w orl d" in str ide and is the n rea dy to make his jun ior and senior years equ ally me mo rab le.

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" Ca ugh t " on the stairs wer e sop hom ore class offi cer s: Sarah Srb, vice -pre sid ent ; Joh n Ma d iso n, trea sur er; Rod Her nan dez, pre siden t; and Rob Ter rio, sec reta ry.

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Linda Adam Rodg er Adam s El len Add leman Stephen Ahl Debor ah Allen Kathy Allen Stephen Allen Victor Allen James Amen John Amen Steven Amgw ert Cynth ia Ander son Dav id Ander son Marcl yn Ander son Reg ina Ander son Dan iel Andre wjesk i Marion Antho ny Robin Apple bee Frede rick Arno ld Rene Ashcr aft Pau la Baars Rona Id Baa rs James Backman Paul Bailey Diane Baker Li nda Baker Paul Baker Teresa Baker Roger Ba ll Kathleen Barker Mary Barker Mary Barnes Nancy Barnes Stephen Barr Willia m Beech Ka thy Bell Sandra Bell Timot hy Bell Dan iel Bellew Dav id Be ll ew Debor ah Benner Karen Benner Travis Berry Merly n Bice Gwen dolyn Bicoy Thomas Bicoy Bonnie Bislow Chris ti ne Black Chaun cey Bia kely Warre n Blessing Conn ie Blodg ett Dan Bloeb eum Timot hy Boles Barba ra Bol i ng Thomas Bolton Stephen Booe Janet Bottum Li nda Bower Peggy Bower Diane Bowman Conn ie Boyd John Bradf ord Carm en Brame Sharon Bratt Kathe rine Brauer Sandra Brecka Arlen e Brennan James Brewster Dougl as Brissey Patric k Brock

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Bonnie Broman Brenda Brooks Floyd Brown Kat ryna Brown Jud y Broz Dia ne Bryan Rich ard Bryan

Sandra Bry ant Rosslynn Buckland Jac k Bue hler Paul i ne Buresh Bar bara Burgeson Tim oth y Bur ggr af Car olyn Burkey

Jean Burner Donna Bushek Stephen Ca ldw ell G lori a Cam pbe ll Jea nett e Cam pbe ll Wi lli am Cam pbe l l Ellen Car bon e

Mic hae l Ca risen Raymond Car man Alo nzo Car ter Jos eph Cas mer Kenneth Cha mbe rs Betty Cha nne l Nan cy Chesn i n

Sherry Ch i lson Mic hae l Cla ncy Donna Cl i nge r Mar y Cof fee Joh n Cof fey Lou Col bor n Wa lter Co le

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W a it in g M e a n s Time to Finish HomeYJork, D a y d r e a m Ch eri Co x Jer ry Co zad Me lvin Cra mm Ch rist oph er Crancer Jac k Cra nd all Jo Ann Cro pp Vic tor Cro sby Ap ril Cro ssg rov e Da vid Crossley Verna Cru der Eugene Cunn ing ham Jea n Da mia n Jun e Da mia n James Da nie l Ro ber t Dann Steven Davis Li nda . De lan cey M ich ael Denn is We ndy Dennis Da nie l De rmy er Patrici a DeVoss Bra dle y Dickso n Do nal d Din gm an Betts Disney Dav id Dockery Vic ki Do min gue z Eileen Donahoe James Do ty Ch arle en Do ugh erty Dewayne Dre win g Vern Duncan Lin da Dunekacke Ro ber t Dzerk Richard Eb erly Joh n Echerd Pamela Ed elb roc k M i lan Edelen An dre w Edwards Ch arle s Edwards Wi llia m Edwards Thomas Eisele Wa rre n Eisert Ge ra Id Elf ring Pat rici a Ell iott Ro ger Ell iott James Ellis Do nal d Emery Pri sci lla Ensing Ca ndy ce Ep.p Ker ry Erichsen Ca rl Erwin Na net te Ett ing er Jud ith Eve rett Yve tte Far r Jam es Faust Ray Ferr il l Anna Fie dle r Eugene Fil ber t Susan Fischer Sharon Fish Kenneth Florez Ala n Flo th M icha el Flury Li nda Fon ten ot Lynn Fortney Barbara Foster Bruc e Foster Glo ria Foster Ca roly n Franc isco Stephen Franks

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Driving Involves Combination of Skill a n d Practice Don ald Freeman Yvonne Full er Her ber t Fultz Denn is Gag e Francine Gan dar a Evelyn Gar c ia Gar y Gar rett Lamont Gar rett Linda Gar rett Har old Gat es James Gei stl inge r Joseph Gel atko Stanley Ger big Kat her i ne Ger te isen Eva Gib son Rob ert G ill Lind a G ilsta d C i ndy Gob le Cat her ine Goe glei n Glo ria Goeschel Kathleen Goeschel Lin da Gonzalez Barbara Gor don M ichael Gor ka Glo ria Got tula Lo is Gra dy Patrice Gra ham Barbara Gra nt Linda Grd ntsk i John Gre enw ood Car olyn Gre er Charles Grig gs Diane Gri ggs by Wil ber t Grig gsb y Bryan Gro ssc up 1 homas Gush a rd Har la n Gustafson Randall Haas Jud ith Ha ist Sherry Ha le Ally n Hal l Luc ille Hal l Mar y Ham er Li nda Han d Paul Han nem an Dav id Hansen Jea n Hansen M arily n Har dy Stephen Har nsb erg er Cla ren ce Har ris Dav id Har tsel l Dav id Hay John Hayes Richard Haynes Cha rles Hay ter Susan Hec kma n Nancy Hel fens tein Peggy Hel ler Kip Hen dric kso n Bruce Hen rick s Gle nn Her gen rad er Sta nley Her gen rad er Phil lip Her nan dez Roderick Her nan dez Jac k Her stei n ' Sh i rley Hey Steven Hia tt C urtis Hib don Eile en Hig h Elk A lice Ann Hill

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Na ncy Ho ffe r Dona ld Ho ffm an Jam es Ho ffm an Jen elle Ho ffm a n Vir gin ia Ho gan Edw ard Ho hen feld t Lar ry Ho llan d

Na ncy Ho lme s Lois Ho ma n J i noh n Ho ove r Do ugl as Ho rne r Rit i a Ho ust on Ernest Ho wla nd Ann e tte Hu dso n

Ma rye llen Hu dso n Ro ber t Hu ff Suzanne Hu ghe s Bev erly Hu ll Li nda Hu mb les Dann y Hu nte r Randy Hu tch eso n

Joh n Iron s Lyn ette Jac km an Ste phe n Jac kso n Ma ry Jac obs Da vid Jam es Jan i ce Jan dre au Joh n Jan ece k

Ma rvin Jaq ues Na ncy Jav ors ky Ro ber t Jen k i ns M ich ael Jensen Tho ma s Jensen Ken t Jes per sen Ch ris Joh nso n

Ch rist y Joh nso n Ela ine Joh nso n Kar en Joh nso n Jam es Jon es Ha rol d Jor dan Ma ry Jur gen s Lin da Ka ge

Le ar ni ng th e fin e points of dr ivi ng safely is possible in a simulator. Rick Luedtke skillfully " rie go tia te s" a sharp corner.

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"I'l l co me rig ht ba ck, " promises Bonnie Broman with a smile. Hall gu ard Ken Florez, tho ug h, insists tha t the red and black "C los ed " sign means business. It looks as if Bonnie will have to come back lat er.

Ray Kah ler Dan iel Kahm Dan iel Kcrpke Gar y Karnes Geo rgia Kats Nat han Keedy Tim othy Keelan

Mar g Me l Kenaslon Lynn Kennedy Paul Ken nett Fre drick Key Rob ert Kille n Beth King Steven King

Wa yne King Lynn Kin gho rn Cha rles Kirk Kathleen Kirk Mor ris Ki rkp atri ck Jud ith Kist er Joseph Kits mill er

Pat ricia Klin e Lind a Kni ght Tim othy Kno pp Vicki Koch Susan Kos Car y Kra ft Jac ob Kre ick

Wa yne Kreps Susan Kru ger Ing rid Krumins Kat heri ne Kuhlman Cha rles Kuhns Betty Kujawa Wil liam Kulw icki

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Hall Treveler Likely to M e e t NumeroUs Obstdcles

M ar il yn Lade Jo hn La i rd Ro be rt La ng e W ill ia m Larson Robert La tti m er Stev en Laws M ar y Lawson

Sea rle tt Leach James Leacock Roger Leak Da vid Lebsack G ar y Lee Patri ci a Le ig h A lda Le itis

M ar t in Le on ar d LeAnn Lewis Ju d ith Lincke Ca ro lyn Lin d In gr id Lintz Ro be rt Li nv ille Susan Li ttl ef ie ld

Ri chard Liv ing sto n Ri ch ar d Lohr

It' s always a su rp ris e to m ee t so m eo ne co m in g in whe n you 're go ing o u t. G w en an d Tom B ic oy g e t a do ub le shock when th e fa ce on th e ot he r si de is ve ry fa m ili ar .

Ruby Lo m ac k Linda Loos

M ar y Loos Lynn Lu bb en

Teresa Lueders Rick Lu ed tke

Richard Luhr Ro be rt Lu nd ho lm

Sue Lyons Je rry Lysko

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The Ba se bus ma de a lon g trip sho rter for ma ny stud ent s, but the doo r was nev er qui te big eno ugh .

M ichael Maas Mary Mad du x John Mad ison Mall ia Mar Caro l ine Mar iscal Charles Mark er Joyce Mar tin

Trud ie Mart in Pamela Mason Shannon Mason Mel vin Massa Mich ael Matt ing ly Alan Mau el Shirley Ma ughan

Patr icia May o James Maz our W illiam Maz urak Danny McC aule y Vick ie McC urdy Becky McG rew Mich ael McG uire

Mary McK elve y Jill McM aste r Susan McN eese Tena McN eil Victo r McW illiam s Ida Mea d Pa tricia Mee k

John Meh ser Terri Me hser Ronald Me ier Diane Meth eny Gary Mey er James Mey er Gary Mich ael Dia ne M iddle to n Denn is M iller Lloy d Mille r Jeanne M inicz NaW anda M inshall Gary M i nzel Norm a Mog stad

Charles Moo re Sherry Morg an Kathleen Mortensen Robe rt Mor tensen Davi d Myers Ma.rk Nee ly Mich ael Neff

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Bus Stops Attractive to Sellout C ro ~ d s of:H o m eb ~ u·nd H elen Ne lson M icha el Ne lso n Pamel a Nelson M arve l Nevels Mary New com er Can dace N ewm an C athy Nich olso n

Ann N iede rkofl er Gay le Niem eyer Stephen Nim ie Gary No bbm a n Steve n Nul l Steven Obe rheu Joel Och sner

Steven Olsen Dan iel O ' Mea ra Nan cy Orr Rob ert Orta Geo rge Osb orn Rich ard Ostlu nd Rhoda Paas John Pabst Debr a Paceley Norm an Pad gett James Palm er La rry Pant elog low Con stan ce Pappas Olga Pasik a

Anna Paul Sharon Pauley Larr y Peacock Bruce Pearson Rex Pedersen W illia m Perry Zelm a Perry Sh irley Pester James Petersen Shirl ey Petersen Jane Pe terson Susan Pien in g Denn is Pope Barb ara Po rat h

Cyn thia Powe ll Jack Powe l l Lonn ie Powel l Sa lama naca Powell Steven Prell Li nda Pret tyma n Bruce Price

Deb orah Price Dia na Price Li nda Price G.:ir old Prochnow Jane t Prochnow John Purins Sandra Putman

Sandra Qua ttroc chi Steven Radke Patr ici" Ramsey Beverly Ran dolp h Clau d ia Ray Mar ietta Red in ger Shirl ey Reed

Luci nda Reetz Judd Reeves Wil liam Rei nhar dt Rob ert Reitz Ki m Rempe Rog er Retz laff Jean nette Rezac

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Diane Rich ard son Har ry Richardson Te x Rich t ers Dav id Ri p ley Barba ra Rixsti ne Vi rg i nia Roach Deb orah Roberts Jo hn Rob idou x Cynth ia Rob i nson Dor othy Rob inson Bil l ie Rob ot ham N ic hol as Roggenk am p Me lv in Ro lfsmeyer Ronald Renne ll Ric hard Root Douglass Rose Li nda Roser Kathryn Ross Raymond Rowen Mic hae l Ryon Jor ge Samayoa John Sampson Donn Samuelson Cor a Saunso ci Sharon Scd oris Susan Sch adt W i ll iam Schlege l Car ol Sch leig er Jud ith Sch leig er Paula Schmersal Al isanne Schm idt Ronald Schmuck Nan cy Sch neid er Peggy Schrage Deb orah Sch rod t Li nda Schwalm Suzanne Sch war tzko pf ·Ma rcia Sears Sharon Serc l Beverly Shaner Rob ert Shaner Mic hae l Shapoval Tim othy Shaw W i ll iam Shaw Larr y She ffiel d Susan Sheldon Gle nn Shellhouse Roderick Shepard Dave Sheridan Karen She rida n Ant hon y Sho tten kirk Rich ard Shreve Terry Simms Dav id Skome r Frankl i n Slig ar Barbara Smith Cheryl Smith Deborah Sm ith Edward Sm ith Har vey Sm ith Mar y Smith Susan Smith Ran dall Sn ide r Jud y Solo mon Ana Solorzano Karen Spa dt John Spe edli n Wa yne Spr inge r Sarah Srb Karolyn Sta Ide r

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Susceptible to spring fev er? Car oly n Lind and Jack Buehler find the y are not immune to the common ma lad y.

Five Minutes Can Become Eternity at 3 :3 0 Kenwood Staley M ichael Stan dley Linda Starck Char les Star kwea ther Greg ory Star kwea ther Lesl ie Steele Sandra Steele

Gary Steffens James Stephens Deborah Stephenson Lawrence Step p Deborah Stet tinge r Ann Stevens Roger Stod dard

Theresa Stof er Donna Stoj She l ley Stoll Stephan Storonsk i j Dennis Stra in Vicki Straka Markeen Strauss

Wilm a Stre et Nina Strokan Davi d Stro ud Sally Stubbs Peggy Stutzman Richard Swartz Barbara Synovec

Gera rdo Tale ro Alon zo Tapp Melv in Tarp ley Judi th Tem pleto n Rob ert Terr io James A. Terry James H. Terry Mich ael Thei ler Jani ce Thob er Con nie Thompson Randall Thompson Allen Thrasher John Ti lts Joyc e Tola nd

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Da ve Ha y has dis co ve red tha t the ca fet eria 's bre ak fas t menu allows a wid e sel ect ion of de lici ou s an d no uri shi ng foo ds.

Mar ia lom czy k Kat hlee n Too mbs

Juli a Top p Deb orah Tor gler

Mic hde l Tra cy Ronald Trahan

Gor don Tro ut Sandra Truksa

Mar k Tru mbl ey Rob ert Tucker Frankl in Turner M icha el Turner Brenda Uec ker LeRoy Um phre s Rich ard Usher Ana stas ia Vag gali s John Van land i ngh am Peggy Van zan dt Trisha Vaughan M icha el Versaw Thomas Von Busch Jen nife r Vos

Steven Voss Ronald Wa ggo ner Jen nife r Wa gne r Cra ig Wa kefi eld Karen Wa lbre cht Peggy Wa lken hor st Lind a Wa lker

W illia m Wa lk insha w Verna Wa ll Mar ilyn Wa llac e· Nad ene Wa llac e Lesl ie Wa llas ky Sharon Wa llen Suzanne Wa llin

Jan et Wa lter Bar bara Wa y Vick i We ddl e Susan We lling ton An ita We st Li nda We st Vance We st

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He Who Enioys Food Most May Like Weighing.Least George _Westendorf Marion Westendorf Peggi Westlund Lina Weston Evelyn Weymouth Mary White Shirley White

Dorothy Wichman Brenda Wickard Li nda Wigle Mari Wilhelm Nancy W i lksen Kathleen W i ll Robert Williams

Scott Williams Clair Williemson David Wilson Michael Wilson Robert Winfrey Warren Wink Carolyn Wipf

Judy Wittstruck David Wolfe

Stephen Wolph Cynthia Wood

Ricky Wood Tony Woods

Pat Yaeger Kathleen Yordy

Andrew Zarins Thomas Zichek

Anna Zwonechek

Getting tested, checked, weighed, and measured is routine high school procedure. Hearing all the " beeps" assures a high score on this test.

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Student Council Proiects L e a d to Leadership

Fred Schrekinger takes a view of "th e world below " , while changing the LHS ac tiv itie s sign.

Promoting leadership ac tiv itie s ke pt the members of the Lincoln Hi gh St ud en t Council "o n th eir to es ."

Demanding, bu t worthwhile, were the Ki ck -O ff Dance and the Ho me co mi ng Dance sponsored by the Council fo r the stu de nt bo dy . In ad dit ion , a leadership wo rk sh op , so ph om or e or ien tat ion , and "o pe n hearings" helped to cre ate be tte r understanding between the Co un cil and individuals within the stu de nt bo dy .

Under the dir ec tio n of Mrs. Ju dit h Kirsch, sponsor, Council members at te nd ed workshops, conventions, and int ra -c ity meet~ ings which helped in gaining understanding and knowledge of the problems of oth er schools and im pr ov ing inter-school relations .

STUDENT CO UN CIL : Bottom Row: Ada ms , Cleveli;ind, Mo rga n, Wa lker , vice -pr esi den t ; Knaub , Ca still ejo , J enkins. Row Two: S. Sch war tzk opf , Saf ford , secretary ; Mc Kel vey , C . Sch war tzk opf , Sayre, Ha ll. Ara ya , Ha re , Schrekinger.

Top Row: Lawson , Leu pol d , Ho lt, Ca mp , Litt le, T. Keelan , Shaw, trea sur er ; Beckmann , pres ide nt ; M . Keelan.

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"What are we painting, the plane or the Lincofn High Student Council?"

"It's mine!" "No, it's mine," argue Berta Hall and Mike Leupold. The rivalry for Class Competitio n points seems to have turned into a regular tug of war.

Putting hot air to good use , Emnet Araya , Cathy Cleveland, Jon Camp , and Jim Shaw blow up balloons for the Homecomin g Dance.

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Af ter att en din g a Ho me Room Rep me eting , Sara Luedke "br ing s ho me the news."

D e m o c ra c y a t LHS Through H o m e Room Reps De mo cra cy means re pr es en tat ion , and at LH S de mo cr ac y means the Ho me Room Re pr es en tat ive s who ca rry inf or ma tio n and suggestions be tw ee n the stu de nt bo dy and St ud en t Co un cil . The pu rp os e is to make a be tte r school thr ou gh an int er ch an ge of kn ow led ge . At me eti ng s, ideas an d pr ob lems we re "b uz ze d" in small gr ou ps to disco ve r th eir value and ef fe cti ve ap pli ca tio n to pr es en t Lincoln Hi gh po lic y.

HO M E RO OM REPRESENTATIVES: Bottom Row: W elch , W itts truc k , G artn er, Od l e, M cN eese , Dav i d son , Ree ves , O rtiz , W ill ia mson , Lyons, Sch rep f, Markussen , C am p bel l. Row Two: Strauss , Sm ith , Hu d son , Lue dk e, H ol b rook, C rew d son, M c Ph ers on, Kar nop p , Kushner, Rab e, G ol d stei n , Bl ack , W ill , So lomon . Row Three: Bot tum , Benne r, Ram sey , Kre ps, Pud ists , Srb , J ohnso n, Dot y, Ulr ich , Og den , Jac obs , fra nkl in , We yhr auc h, Oz enb aug h , Rosenberger, Mehser. Top Row: Erwin , Jor dan , Wa k~f ield , Ha tten , Boye, He rnandez , Ter rio , Arn old , Co ndo n , Fensler , Far rar , Am en , Wo lff, W alv oor d .

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HUMA N RE LAT IONS COUN C I L: Bottom Row: G . Foster, Rod gers, C . Foster, treasure r ; Simmons, secreta ry; Hoffman , Black , Ad ams. Row 2: A nderson , Sch rekinge r, Ha d fiel d , C lark , Fulle r, Hurst, Hu d son . Top Row : Sayr~ , Crees, Daniel, BowUn , Schn eid er, preside nt; Boye , Schm idt, Van Sick le.

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Do unto others ... sums up the work of the Human Relations Council under the guidance of Mr. Paul Adams, Mr. James Carlin , and Miss Judit h Rode rick.T o achieve their goals the group took enter tainm ent and an " offer to help " to Malone Comm unity Cent er and Tabitha and Cedars Homes.

ASTRO NOMY CLUB: Bottom Row: Greer, Zigurs, secret ary-t reasurer ; Wallin , Brow n. Top Row: Schm idt, vice-pre sident ; Boye, Mazura k, pres iden t; Stepp , Curtin.

"Star light, star brigh t ... " may have been heard coming from the lips of Astro nomy Club members as they assembled in the oval for evening meetings. The club was organized under the direc tion of Mr. Robert Fisher and Mr. Gera ld Skoog, after .the donation -of a teJescope by Mr. and Mrs. Myro n Roberts .

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"I sn't th at en ou gh ?" cries Ron Bowlin as Patty Laws adds " box af te r box " of AFS ca nd y to Roger Boye's to pp lin g stack.

· A m e ri c a n Field Service Promotes D u a l Purpose To st re ng th en in te rn at io na l un de rs ta nd ing by le ar ni ng of pe op le an d th ei r cu ltu re s , Am er ic an Field Se rv ice sponsors a tw o- fo ld pr og ra m . W hi le re ce iv in g st ud en ts fro m ot he r co un tri es th ey also send "a m ba ss ad or s of go od wi ll" to fo re ig n na tio ns to re pr es en t th e Un ite d States. The or ga ni za tio n su pp or ts th ei r pr oj ec t th ro ug h Ch ris tm as ca rd and ca nd y sales un de r th e di re ct io n of M r. Paul Ad am s and M rs . M ar y Ci rk se na .

AFS - students , Emnet Ar ay a fro m Ethiopia, and " I wo nd er which langu age I'll be speaking next summer! " exclaims Ma rti n Ha rri s t o Jon Ca mp as the y make plans fo r th eir visits to fo re ign countries.

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Ramon Castille jo fro m Spain, fin d th at the world isn 't so big af te r all, as th ey become ac qu ain ted th ro ug h Lincoln Hi gh ac tiv itie s.

INTERNATIO NAL CLUB: Bottom Row : Schmidt, Wallace, Martin , Bislow , Heller, J. Lind , president; Knight , treasurer; Bicoy, secretary; Hall , Toombs , VanZandt, Leigh, Allen , Pauley. Row Two: Hurst, Simmons , Bowman, Ramsey , Walter , Oliphant, Broz, Porath , Stoughton , Groh , Latzel, Fuller, Strauss, C. Lind, Lueders , Thompson , Jensen. Row Three : Newcomer, Schwartzkopf, Paul.

Araya , C. Johnson , Collins , Castillejo , Heckman , Van Sickle , Mortensen , Bryan , Moore, Schreckinger, Bushek , Chesnin . Top Row: Mogstad , Torgler, Jacobs, Brice, Lohr, Leupold , vice-president ; Egger, Bowlin , Schneider, Schmidt, McMaster, Pappas, R. Johnson , Brown, Brauer.

World-~ide Good Will Stimulates Friendships Promoting a "people to people" program , the Internation al Club adopted a Lebanese orphan, Minas Furnuzian. As a project to provide funds for his care the group sponsored a pizza feed before the Omaha Westside basketball game.

To create an interchang e of cultures and customs a Christmas party was held for all foreign exchange students in the city with the aid of clu_b sponsors, Mr. George Carpenter and Mrs. JoRene Wilken.

"Fingers-th e only way to eat pizza!" a g ree Joyce Martin, Barb Porath, and Brenda Wickard as they attend the pizza dinn e r.

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NE WC OM ER S CL UB : Bottom Row: Kuhlman , Go ds ey , pres ide n t; Paulsen , vice -pr esi de nt; Ara ya , se cre tar y; Powell , Potts . Row 2: Fo rtn ey , Sta ple , Ca sti lle jo, R. Ball , Burg g raf , Mc Ca nn, C . W illia mson. Top Row: To dd , A. Wi l lia mso n, J. Ba ll, Kin gh orn, Mc Co ug hert y, Kuhns , Nim ic.

CO ED CO UN SE LO RS : Bottom Row: Me rle y, Sommerhauser, Sc hn eid er, Long, Ro dg ers , Elstun, Sayre, preside nt; Ha rt, vic e-p res ide nt ; Lo hr, sec ret ary ; Joh nst on , tre as ure r ; Wassung , Brown , O 'Ga ra , Finkel , Davidson.

Row 2: Sh att uck , Lu ft, Sc hn eid er, Ol de nb urg , Hassel , We av er, Fischer, Mo rre ll , Shephe rd, Jensen , Bruns, Bartza tt, Broman , Pedersen , Tu de r. Row 3: Sto ug hto n , Ge rlach , Latzel, Ny qu ist , Sc ha efe r, Mc Ca ll , Villanueva, Sch ild ma n , Ol iph an t, Cr ew ds on , Nid er, Meeks , Hi ll , Kn igh t, Schroer. Row 4: Je we ll , Ma re sch , Lovelace , Cu dly , Rabe , Ha re , Ja co bs , Ha ll , Franklin , ·Pardubsky , Wh itm er, Bo tt, Be ttge, Qu i g, Ford , Fuller. Top Row: Ro bi nso n, Ha ge ma n, Joh ns on, Pic col o, Ha rsh ba rge r, Sh ep ard , Sp ad t, Ols e n, Wo lff , Ulr ich , Z imm erman , Ne wton , Fit zg era ld , Ho ldo rf, Brice , Kin g , Gr ee nh olt z.

Clubs 'Eager To Help' Roll Out Welcome Mat The Coed Counselors' "Big Sister" help aided many sophomore girls during the opening days of the school year.

The annual fall tea, climaxing the informal gatherings and "get-acquainted" parties held during the summer, was given in the Lincoln High School cafeteria.

Helping the group to organize activities were their sponsors, Miss Jamesine • Bourke, Miss Frances Buell, Mrs. Sharon Christoffersen, and Mrs. Helen Flanagan.

Under direction of sponsors Mrs. Harriet Cross, Mrs. Alma Howdeshell, and Mrs. Alice Updegraft, Newcomers Club provided an opportunity for all students new to Lincoln High to become familiar While touring Lincoln High, Sue Cudly, Coed Counselor, points out the many benefits of the Little Theater with the school and its policies, and to make to an attentive sophomore, Lou Ann Colborn. new friends and acquaintances.

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SAFETY COM MITT EE: Bottom Row : Kilgo re , Latzel , Olson , Weav er, presi dent; Krueg er, vice- presi dent; Pribyl, secre tary; Olde nburg . Top Row: Wym an , Knigh t, Nelson, Slama , Wolf f, Simms, Nyqu ist, Hube r.

RED CRO SS: Bottom Row: Pauley, Schm idt , VanZa ndl , Hoffa rt, Broman, Bartz att, Rodgers , Wich man , Kahler , Ghor mley , Bowman , Hay, P. Schneider, C. Camp bell.

Hege l , Robe rts , J. Cam pbell , Ross. Row Two: C. Cleve land , Spiker, Hoffm an , M. Schn eider , Hadl ey , Black , Smith , Troub a , Ramsey , Lind , Fischer, Roth , Ree_ves , McAl laste r, Ande rson , L. Grah am , Ortiz , Higg ins, Schre pf. Row Three: Solomon , Will , Hoov er, Stem per, Rabe, Powers, Baker, Broz, Mehser, Haga n, Poague , Filbe rt, Schro er, John ston , Quig , Jensen , Kirk , Walt er, Strauss. Row Four: Latzel , Helto n , Ditte nber , Sattle r, Coffe y, Jaco bs, Hull. Picco lo, Pappas , Crad it, Kling , Petersen , Whit e , Newc omer , P. Grah am , Bartow, Over ton , Krepe l, Brannen , P. Cleve land , Hare . Row Five: Van Sick-le , Wilhe lm , Loga n , Vakiner , Zimm erma n , Poore , Beckmann, Hadf ield, secre tary; Arno ld , vice- presi dent; Ramsey , presi dent; Hinkl e , McM aster , Brice . Vaughan , Barker, Hars hbarg er, Torg ler , Newt on , Hold orf.

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Bev Rabe, Susie Brice, and Bob Hinkle fill the Red Cross box with donated "toys, toys, and more toys" for the Winnebago Indian children.

Service Organizations Ansvver 'Cry for Help' Spreading the word about Red Cross and the worthwhile service it performs, the Council sponsored its annual enrollment week with the assistance of Mrs. Kathleen Sayre. "Lending a helping hand," the group collected toys for Winnebago Indian children, gave Thanksgiving dinner to needy families, entertained at Vet's Hospital, and adopted a nursing home as a pet project.

The Safety Committee, sponsored by Mr. Guilford Burnham, evaluated fire drills, inspected the building for fire and safety hazards, and heard lectures from various speakers on the topic of safety.

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EC A CO M M ITTEE: Bottom Row: Van dersa ll. Re ich, ch air man; Le itc h . Top Row: A shelford , Shaner.

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Via Committee Action E C A , which stands fo r Extra C ur ric ul ar A ct iv iti es , is the key to N at io na l Honors S oc ie ty fo r many ac tiv e students at Lincoln H ig h. C ol le ct in g and re co rd in g these points was th e jo b of the E C A C om m itt ee under the di re ct io n o f Miss Teresina Da.nese.

The recommending and selecting of books, books, and more books fo r the libr ar y was the service pe rf or m ed by the Libr ar y C om m itt ee . U nd er the supervision o f Mrs. Edith Cascini , Miss Florence Jenkins, Miss Irene M ar tin , and Mrs. Ruth Siefkes , the gr ou p also assisted with in ve nt or y.

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DEBATE : Bottom Row: Fuller, Schelert , A ngle , C. Sch umacher, L. Schum a cher , Bonacker. Top Row : Berlowitz, Fed on , Harris , A rnol d , Camp , Esquivel , Duskin.

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A note-card file, well-used library card, and a determine d look, were marks of an LHS debater. Individual members as well as the group took part in local and out-oftown tournamen ts including both state and district. Coached by Mrs. Suzanne Merwick , they learned to listen and analyze.

Freedom of speech served as the golden rule for Forum Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Alva Cavett. Members selected topics on current issues of interest to the group and were encourage d to express their own opinions and ideas. Various discussions included the transit strike and the draft.

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Smith , Atchley , Hinman , Brame , Gabelh ouse , Gerbig , McMaster , Javorsk y , Walter , Talada y, Kruege r , Bitterm an , W eaver, W i lcox, Tomek , Whitem an , Pauley, Petersen. Row 4 : Jensen , R. Anderso n , Bo na cker , W. Anders on , P. Laws, Alt, Maul , Luft, Martin , Schwalm , Fedon , Steffens , Seiler, L. Hoyer, S. Voss, K. Sm ith, Kuzelka , Kubert , En gle, Doolittl e, Heinbig ner, Poore, Livingst on , Strain, Beltz, Neff, Evans, M artin, Loeffelb ein , Cole , Tubbs. Top Row: Mr. Orville Voss, d irector; B. Hoyer, Hogge , Jacobse n , Hartma n , Bender, Ri pley , Anto niskis, Mazura k, Taft.

Instruments Plus Ta lent Sons and daughters of the Black and Red struck up the band and supp orted their teams to victor ies by marching and playin g for football and basketball games as well as pep rallies.

Also displaying their musical abilities, the orchestra partic ipate d in the City Orch estra Festival ,

Equal Lincoln High Music an d se lec ted me mb er s pr ov ide d ac co mp an ime nt fo r Op er a an d Jo y nig ht pe rfo rmances.

Un de r the d ire cti on of M r. Or vil le Voss , . sic mu d ide ov pr tra es ch or d an nd ba the th bo fo r ve sp er co nc er ts an d en te rta ine d at the jun ior hig h s t hro ug ho ut t he sc ho o l ye ar.

O RC H ESTRA : Bottom Ro w: D. Dav ies , Van d ers all, H o lmes , Ho bso n. Franson, Ma son , L. Hil l , A. Hil l , Van Z an d t, Ha d fiel d. Row 2 : Brown , W alli n , Ch ris Joh nso n, Tal ley , S. Sto ll.

W alle n , J. Dav ies , Jen kin s , Ca rol Joh nso n , Bric e . Bow ma n, Bot tum , Sta nto n , N ewhouse . Row 3 : O wen, G unn , M cAl l ast e r, Gh orm ley , Ny hof f, Loc kar d , Pro chn ow . Ha ll. Ernstm eye r.

Voss , Sem rad , L. Ste p p , Dou g A nd ers on , Ha ge n, J avo rsky , K. Sto l l, Tub b s, Taf t, He rma n , R. Ste pp. To p Row : Kl ing , J. And ers on , Bur rou gh , Mr. Orv ille Voss , d irec tor ; G . Hil l, Dav id A nde rso n , Ben d er.

JU NI OR GI RL S GL EE : Bottom Row: Finkel , Pedersen, Sommer, Ol de nb ur g , An de rso n , Dinges , Ho ffa rt, Od le, Ny ho ff. Row 2: Fischer, Pil lar d , Ha dle y, se cre tar y; Ni ch ols , Fo wl er , Epp , Schroer, Co x, Jo hn sto n , Cl ou d . Row 3: Jones, Cu rry , Tr ac y , W hit me r , Jackson , W ate rs , W all er , Kushner , Bo tt, He lto n , Sc ha efe r, Cr ew ds on . Top Row: Ny qu ist , Ha n sen , He inb ign er , Ho lle , Simpson , Johnson , ac co mp an ist ; Lohr , Fit zg er ald , Pic co lo, Ha rt, vic e- pr es ide nt; Pr oc tor , Jone s, Miss Go re , dir ec tor .

Girls G le e Provides Musical Stepping Stone Thank heaven fo r pr et ty girls and fo r beautiful music! C om bi ne th e two, add burgundy skirts and pale pink blouses, and the result will be th e Ju ni or G irl s G le e perfo rm in g under the di re ct io n o f Miss Dorthea

G or e. Using th ei r voices as a stepping stone to a musical senior year, the girls displayed th ei r ta le nt to the school through singing fo r Christmas vespers and rehearsing and presenting a Jo y N ig ht pr og ra m in the spring.

JU NI OR GI RL S GL EE : Bo tto m Row: Lo ng , Mu ffl ey , W ym or e , Sommerh auser , Lu ft , Searles , Tr av i s, Sc hm ied ing , Mi nc ho w. Row 2: Stilwell. Sp iker , Lund , An dr ea se n , Ah l , Jo hn sto n , Ta ylo r, St ou gh ton , Hu be r, Sc hn eid er , Zim me rm an . Row 3: Qu ig , W illi am s , W ey hrauch , Bau er, Kn igh t , Hi ll, Ha ns el, Fil be rt, Ha ge n, Gr oh , Gr ee n. Top Row: Pardubsky , Mo or e , Zu er lei n , Ha ll , tre as ure r; Franklin , Co x , lib ra r ian ; Gr ee nh olt z, Sayre , pr es ide nt; Ja co bs , lib ra ria n ; H od tw alk er , Ja co bs on , ac co mp an ist ; So lt.

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BOYS G LE E: Bottom Row: Beezley , Ag ui rr e, O gd en , Da vis , G od sey, H ol lo w ny , Polivka , Pn tde y. Row 2: Brow , C ot ! rell , A d ams , Swartz , Le M ay , Sc hr oe de r, Kimmons, As he lfo rd . Top Ro w: H un t, H in m an , Buk , No va k, Prai , Sommers, O zo lin s, Phillips, Smith .

Student Ta lent Produces S o u n d s o f Music M a le vo ic e s b le n d e d in h a rm o n y as th e Boys G le e p e rf o rm e d u n d e r th e d ir e c ti o n o f M r. Iv a n C a ld w e ll . The g ro u p a p p e a re d in J o y N ig h t a n d sang in va ri o u s v e s p e r p ro g ra m s th ro u g h o u t th e school ye a r.

A c ti n g as th e ir own b e s t judges, O rpheons b e c a m e an a u d ie n c e as each m e m b e r p re s e n te d a p ro g ra m . Sponsors Miss D o rt h e a G o re , M r. Ivan C a ld w e ll , a n d M r.

O rv il le Voss e n c o u ra g e d s tu d e n ts to tr y o u t fo r m e m b e rs h ip in th e cl u b .

O R PH EO N S: Bottom Row: Brown , Fo rtn ey , Ad am , Zi m m er m an , St ou gh to n , H el to n , S. Stoll , Kn ig ht , Sc hn ei de r, Lyons, Petersen , St ub bs , W ey m ou th . Row 2: W al le n , G oe gl ei n , Je w el l, N yq u ist, W al l in, Bush , Jozeps , se cr et ar y: Rife , Bo ttu m , L. H ill , Ka hl er , G ra nt . Top Row: Smith , A. H ill , Cr os sg ro ve , vi ce -p re si de nt ; Sha ne r, K. St ol l, pr es id en t ; Keelan , Newhouse , Sayre, Paul , M oo re .

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Happiness reigns as Luiz (Dave Johnson) and Casilda (Carol Bass) discover they are marr ied, much to the appr oval of their parents, the Duke (Carl Schneider) and Duchess (Connie Koch) of Plaza-Toro, and aloo f disconcern of Don Alha mbra (Steve Slaikeu).

Inez (Linda Kahler) holds the secret of which i$ to be king·, Mar co (Rick Brandt) or Gius eppe (Pat Crossley). Gian etta (Jeanie Dietrich) and Tessa (Jeanne Holbrook) each hopes her spouse will rule.

CHO IR: Bottom Row: Jozeps, acco mpan ist; Holls tien , Brown , Zier, Araya , VanSickle , Waid , Newl un, Irelan d, Dietr ich , Shrad er, Reeves , Talle y , Bykerk , Reich , Walle n , Rothe , Steele , Hadf ield , Hoffm an , More y , Bicoy. Row 2: Morte nsen , Rodg ers, Abbin k, Burrough , Midd leton , Hunt , S. Bauer, Wins low , Nobb man , Likens , Cleve land , vice- presi dent ; Koch , Key , Kats , West erber g, Boatm an , Noha vec , Ha nsen , Kahle r , Ghor mley , Dunc an , Portsche , Ortiz , Rohn. Row 3: Bass , Preston , Romisch , D. Bauer, Kinnan, Beatt y, Whit emon , Voss , Pelle tier, Ande rson , Maul . Hulb ert, Stoll. Petersen , Brandt, treas urer; Johnson , Dorsey , Rife , Geor ge , Sexton , Walli n, Stark weath er, Walt er. Top Row: Wilhe lm, Knigh t, Burnham, Wass on , Hard nock , Schm idt, Wenk , Peterson, Geis tlinge r, Slaikeu, Hedrick , Schn eider , Taft, Keelan , presi dent ; Cross ley , Siegr ist, Leup old , Voth , Holb rook , Jacob s.

'Gondoliers ' Confusion Challenge to Vocalists "W ill th e real hu sb an d please st an d up !" This cr y m ay have be en voi.eed by a co nf us ed m em be r of th e au di en ce as th e Ae ol ia n C ho ir pr es en te d G ilb er t an d Sullivan's m us ic al co m ed y, The Gondoliers , un de r th e di re ct io n of M r. Ivan Ca ld we ll.

Th ro ug h song, da nc e, an d m uc h laugh_te r, The Gondoliers de pi ct ed a princess in • 18th ce nt ur y Ve ni ce wh o su dd en ly di sc ov er s she has be en m ar rie d to on e of tw o G on do liers since bi rth , bu t wh ich on e? To fu rth er co nf us e th e si tu at io n, bo th G on do lie rs ar e _m ar rie d, an d th e princess loves he r fa th er 's se rv an t. Tr ue lo ve seems do om ed un til th e su rp ris in g climax, un iti ng th e sweethea~ts.

O th er pe rfo rm an ce s by th e ch oi r incl ud ed pr og ra m s fo r Ch ris tm as , Thanksgiving, an d Easter, as well as ap pe ar an ce s at sp rin g vespers an d co m m en ce m en t.

Tessa (Marilee Likens) shows co nt em pt for Don Alha mb ra (Jim Hedrick) as he se pa ra tes sw ee th ea rts C asild a (Sharon Hollstien) an d Luiz (Mal Ke ela n).

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GI RL S OC TE T: Ma rile e Likens, Sh eri Key , Jeanne Ho lbr oo k, Kay Burnh am , He len Or tiz , Linda Ka hle r, Ca th y Cl ev ela nd , Je an ie Di etr ich , Sharon Ho lls tie n , Je nn ife r Sa ffo rd , ac co mp an ist .

Musical Ambassadors Spread G o o d w il l "I t is be tt er to gi ve than to re ce iv e" de m on st ra te d the members of th e G irl s O ct e t under the di re ct io n o f Miss Dorthea G or e and th e Boys O ct e t and M ad rig al s under the di re ct io n of M r. Ivan C al dw el l.

Both oc te ts shared th ei r voices w ith th e school and co m m un ity by en te rt ai ni ng fo r men's and women's civic, social, and church groups in ad di tio n to honors convocations, C ol or Day, and Jo y N ig ht .

Also ta ki ng pa rt in these ac tiv iti es were th e M ad rig al s, a la rg er musical gr ou p of mixed voices. A lth ou gh or ig in al ly pa tt er ne d af te r 16th ce nt ur y ballad-singing groups, th e M ad rig al s pe rf or m ed a va rie ty o f music in cl ud in g fo lk songs, N eg ro spirituals, and selections by m od er n composers.

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BOYS OCTET: Bill Petersen , Ken Stoll , Rick Brandt, Doug An de r:;on , Ma l Keelan , Pat Crossley, Steve David , Jim He dr ick , Ron Bowlin , accompanist.

MA DR IG AL S: Bottom Row: No bb ma n , Gh or ml ey , Rothe, W aid , Ab bin k , W es ter be rg , Koch , Reich , Reeves , Shrader , Newlun. Top Row: Johnson , Rife , Maul. Pe lle tie r, Slaikeu , Siegrist, Ge ist lin ge r, Dorsey, Sc hm idt , Taylor.

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Assembled at Pennsylvania University, the Peace Co rp s volunteers (Eileen Sommerhauser, Dave Taylor, Ji m O gd en , Jeanne Ho lb ro ok , Jo dy Goetowski, Marcus Armstrong, Linda Kahle r, Cl au di a Foster, Doug Learned, Rosemary Bowers , M ar ie Bush, G ar y Smith, Sally Davidson , Jean Schafer, Sh erry M ey er , Becky Winslow) aw ai t instructions from Dr. Fredericks (Terry W ey m ou th ) and his secretary, Miss Hopkins (Colleen Preston).

'Peace Corps Girls' Corner Blouse M a r k e t

Stealing a m om en t alone, Linc (Mal Keelan) asks Ji ll (Jeanie Dietrich) if she has changed her thinking.

The natives of San Isidro (Jim Daniel, Sue Lyons, M ar sh a Finkel ·, M ar y Sommer , Bonnie Romisch, Yolanda Bicoy, Steve Ar no ld , llze Machers , Steve Slaikeu, Linda Long) ga th er around Sen . Parkhurst (Terry G ei st lin ge r) as ps yc hi at ris t (Paul Baker) looks on.

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Traveling from the U ni ve rs ity o f Pennsylvania to San Isidro in th e Philippines, the cast o f the 1965 All-School Play presented Peace Corps Girls, under the di re ct io n and supervision o f Mrs. Maxine Faust and Larry Kubert, student di re ct or .

In establishing a blouse business, the volunteers became involved in a series of humorous and ro m an tic incidents. Assisting the cast, the crews and committees pr ovi de d al l-i m po rt an t stage ef fe ct s, pu bl ic ity and lots o f elbow grease.

M im e s G a ir i 'Knovv Hovv' Through D ra m a Activities "U p stage, blackout, cu rta in call, break a leg !" Stage language became second nature to the Mimes as th ey learned of the th ea te r th ro ug h club ac tiv itie s. On e- ac t play presentations and the cr ea tin g and rehearsing of a Jo y Ni gh t skit ga ve members the op po rtu nit y to pu t th eir newly gained "tr ick s of the tra de " int o ac tio n.

Un de r th e dir ec tio n of Mrs. Marylouise Al ex an de r and Mrs. Merrell Gr an t, ot he r club fun cti on s included the hosting of a spring pr og ra m fo r the Mummers and a special talk by Dr. Dallas W illi am s,· fro m the Drama De pa rtm en t of the Un ive rs ity of Nebraska.

Assuming the role of female spy, Ap ril Crossgrove charms Rob Shaner du rin g Jo y Ni gh t skit try ou ts.

MIM ES : Bottom Row: Rixstine , Ken ned y , Wa llac e , Petersen , Gra ham , Lyons, Ad am , pre sid ent ; Gre er, Alle n , Kru min s. Row 2: W ipf, Bowman , Burner , Thompson , Che sni n , Dom ing uez , Smith , Vos , Lue der s , Hu mb les , trea sur er. Top Row: Sch war tzk opf , sec reta ry; Srb , Baker, Bra uer , Me the ny, Wil hel m , Cro ssg r?v e , Shaner , vic e-p res ide nt; Bryan , Sm ith.

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MU MM ER S: Bottom Row: Bicoy, Preston, Finkel, Da vid so n, Davis , P. Cl ev ela nd , se cre tar y: C. Cl ev ela nd , pr es ide nt ; Ke ela n, vic epr es ide nt; Ta ylo r, tre as ur er ; An de rso n , Reeves, Di etr ich , So mm erh au se r, Pedersen , Ny ho ff. Row Two: C rew ds on , W alk er , Kushner, Ka hle r, Shaner, Jo hn sto n, Je we ll , Cu rry , Go eto ws ki , Lon g, Ma so n, Sc ha ffe r, Bowman, Mc Al la ster. Row Three: Ramsey , Fo ste r, Romisch, Jo hn so n , Ke y , Br ice , Og de n , Ha rsh ba rg er , Ma ch er s, Koch , So mm er , Likens, Cl ar k , Rose nb er ge r. Row Fo ur: Dahl be rg, Sc hw ar tzk op f, Rance , He nd ric ks , Sm ith , Ge ist lin ge r, Sla ikeu, Ar no ld , C ar iot ta, Co op er , Beckma nn, Schm idt , Mo rg an , Burden , Ku be rt.

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"T o be or no t to be " a M um m er , th at was th e qu es tio n as ju ni or -s en io r tr yo ut s w er e held fo r cl ub m em be rs hi p. To cr ea te in te re st in th e te ch no lo gi ca l th ea te r th e gr ou p to ok a to ur o f H ow el l M em or ia l Th ea te r, sponsored in vi ta tio na l exchanges w ith ot he r dr am a clubs, and ga ve a oneac t pl ay . U nd er th e di re ct io n o f M rs . Bonnie C on ov er and M rs . M ax in e Faust, th e cl ub pr ov id ed a gr ou p ef fo rt in pr od uc in g th ei r annual play, The Imagin ary Invalid .

M ol ie re 's co m ed y is ce nt er ed ar ou nd a hy po ch on dr ia c who causes dissension in his fa m ily and hears ab ou t it fr om th ei r mischievous m ai d. C om pl et e w ith 18th centu ry costumes and wigs, th e pr od uc tio n of fe re d a real challenge fo r th e cast, crews, an d _st ud en t di re ct or , Patsy C le ve la nd .

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"L ip st ic k, eyeshadow, red dots .. . " whirl the thoughts th ro ug h Kathy Mason's mind as she painstakingly transforms Barb Ramsey in to a stage character.

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Scheming her husband 's fa te , Beline (Barb ~amsey) slyly exchanges winks with Monsieur De Bonefoi (Larry Kubert) as Monsieur Diafoirus (Fred Schmidt) and Mon, sieur Fleurant (Dave Taylor) po nd er Ar ga n' s health.

" O ug hh h! " roars Ar ga n (Dave Beckmann) as impish Toinette (Jody Goetowski) pours steaming wa te r ov er his " poor, ai lin g" fe et .

Louison (Rosemary Bowers) sneaks a peek as lovers, An ge liq ue (C at hy Clevelan d) and Cleante (G ar y Smith) make wedding plans much to the pleasure of Bera Ide (Terry Weymouth) and disa pproval of Monsieur Purgon (Jim Cooper) and scorned suitor Thomas Diafoirus (Bill Dahlberg).

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" My, Peachy (Penny Davis), how you 're gr ow in g! " agree the "Happiness Is .. . " boys (Mal Keelan and Terry Geistlinger) serving as 1966 Jo y N ig ht emcees.

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In his de bu t on the LHS stage , Chauncey Blakely entrances the audience with "M is ty " and " M or e. "

" Happiness is a dream come tru e! " as Jack Galusha, John Tucker, and Nancy Schrepf are magically transformed in to da in ty and graceful (?) "Dancing Dollies."

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" If our singing causes pain , you can pull the plug and we 'll g o down the d ra in ! " sing o u t members o f Jo y N ig h t Links Swim Tearn, C h ri s Schwartzkopf, Ruth Stanton, and C a th y Pfund.

'A Three -Night Sho \N " 200 miles to the gallon with Lock-O-Tane . . . " confirms Richard Crees to John A m g w e rt du ri ng commercial ca p e r " Gas W h a t. "

" Linking a Missing Link, " Mrs. Kathleen Sayre in tr o duces new Link, M r. Eldon Heskett, to Rosie th e Robot, pr og ra m m in g teacher, computer, and boss.

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Lights, Music, Laughter Provide Final R e w a r d Smiling faces and cl ap pi ng hands were pa ym en t enough fo r th e students who spent many hours cr ea tin g and rehearsing acts fo r Jo y N ig ht , 1966. This year's theme pr ov ed th at "Happiness Is .. . " really, "m an y things to di ffe re nt pe op le ," pr od uc in g a remarkable va rie ty of ta le nt and in ge nu ity . The vo lu nt ee re d tim e and limitless co op er at io n of students and fa cu lty , under the di re ct io n of th e Jo y N ig ht C en tra l C om m itt ee and Mrs. Maxine Faust, pr ov ed th at "Happiness 11 Is .. . a successful Jo y N ig ht .

"It 's all in knowing the ro pe s!" demonstrates Richard Kuzelka as he skillfully maintains contro l high up am id th e curtains.

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" A litt le ha rd er !" directs Ga yla Anderson, stage manager, as Byron Rance busily pounds away, comple tin g last-minute repairs be fo re. "show tim e. "

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W ea rin g red vests and blazers, th e Lincoln Hi gh Usherettes and Doormen we re "o n th e go " du rin g th e school year.

Learning re sp on si bi lit y whi le serving th e school, students served at plays , th e opera, vespers, th e Aqualinks Show, and Jo y N ig ht .

The sophomores earned se rv ice ratings fo r a "j ob well do ne " under th e supervision • o f M r. G ar y Am en , M rs . Ed yt he Cascini, M r.

La G ra nd e Hansen, M rs . Ruth Lederer, M r.

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DO OR M EN: Bottom Row: Li vin gst on , W akefie ld , Ly sko , Filb ert . Row Two: Ga rre tt, Sh eff ie ld , H erg enra d er, Eisel e. Top Row: Ma d ison , M att ing ly, Floth , H ill.

USHERETTES: Bottom Row: Ri xst i ne , Wa y, W est , H an d , Hu g hes , Ed el brock , W all ac e, Mc l'Jeese , Krum ins . Row Two: Bow man , Vos, Kister , Thompson , Co lbo rn , Le it is, M inshall , Bowen , H ey, Ho bso n. Top Row: H oo ve r, Mc Ke lvey, J acobs , W ilh elm , M eth eny, Brau er, Rezac , Be nner, Epp.

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RA DI O CL UB : Bo tto m Row: Ke ed y , pre si d en t; M ar tin , vic e -p resi d en t ; Da nt zle r se cre tar y . Row 2: VanBoskirk . Ja ne ce k , Frickel. To p Row: Ol son Fl oth , Beech , Lo hr , tre as ure r.

Students G a in KnoY1ledge In Sight a n d Sound Calling Station W A O LD X ! C al lin g Station W A O LD X ! Radio C lu b members tuned in th ei r ham ra di o set, receiving calls from stations in the U ni te d States and some foreign countries. W or ki ng to w ar d th ei r novice licenses and learning Morse code kept the gr ou p busy under the guidance o f M r. Merle Rudebusch .

Showing and rewinding films was just one o f the services pe rf or m ed by the M ov ie O pe ra to rs und er the supervision o f M r. A lv a C av et t. O th er duties in.eluded de liv er y and maintenance of eq ui pm en t.

MO YI E OP ER AT OR S: Bottom Row : Ta r pl ey , Ell is , Kapk e, Hi at t, B. Kin g , H ill , C . Ki ng . Top Row: Ta y lor , St rom er , Ste er , Po we ll, Barkubein , Snow , W . King, Da nie L

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CHESS CLUB : Bottom Row: Laws, G unn , Holbrook , Learne d , Va n Sickle, Key , Likens , W hite , J ensen , C astillejo, G hormley, treasurer. Row 2: G od sey, Pohlen z, O zols , Davies, Taylor, Sc hmid t , L. Stepp , vice-presi d ent; C urtin; Blum, Ben d er, ln d riksons , Dahl b erg.

Top Row: Boye, Sc hneider, G illan , presi d ent; Doolittle, C amp, secretary: Bowlin , Faig , R. Ste p p , Maresh, Ball , C o~ p er.

'Checkmate' Resounds As Club Battle Cry Live chessmen! ! Membe rs of the Junior-Senior Chess Club literally turned into pieces on a chess board as Mr. William Boga r and Mr. LeRoy Colson became opponents in the "l ife-s ize " game of chess sponsored by the club. With the help of Mrs. Louise Baugher the group also took part in the intra-city chess matches and placed third in the State Nebraska Scholas- • tic Chess Tournament.

Also participating in chess at Lincoln High was the newly formed Sophomore Chess Club. Under the directi.on of Mr. Gary Amen and Mr. Robert Fisher, intraclub competition was encouraged.

SOP H OMORE CHESS CLU B: Bottom Row: M ayo, Mogsta d , treasurer; C o ll ins , vi ce-p resi d ent; Rixstine . Row 2: Burggraf, Root, Shaw , W eddl e, se cretary. Top Row: M eier, p res id ent; Kirkpatr ick , Kuhns, Jord an , W esten dorf.

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FUTURE NURSES: Bottom Row: Laws, Elstun , No bb ma n; Ol de nb ur g, Tu de r, W est, vic e- pr es ide nt; An de rson, se cre tar y; tre as ur er ; Love, pr es ide nt. Top Row: Gu nn , Hi gg in s, Sc hro er , Peterse n, Vak iner, Sunderma n, Paul se n, Shattuck , Reich.

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"Teaching profession, here we co m e, " sums up the goals of the Future Teachers, sponsored by Mrs. Patrtcia W in kl er . W or king to w ar d th ei r ob je ct iv e the club held a Flea M ar ke t to raise funds fo r a Teachers' Spring Tea and hosted a Christmas pa rt y fo r th e Southeast Future Teachers.

FUTURE TE AC HE RS : Bottom Row: Disney , vic e- pr es ide nt ; Pil lar d , Brown , se cre tar y; Reeves , Sch neider, Ho ffm an , Ho ffa rt, Olson , YanBeek. Row Two: He lto n, St em pe r, W all er , Al br an dt , Epp , W all in , Ja co bs on , Je we ll , Schildm an, Hu be r, W ea ve r. Top Row: Simpson , Bush , Ad am sh ec k , Kli ng , Olsen , W olf f, Piccolo , Staska , pre si de nt ; He inb ign er , Ha df iel d , Robinson .

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FUTURE SECRETARIES: Bottom Row: Campbell , president; Reed , Strauc h, Ward , Morten sen, Blalock, Martin , Peste r, M iddleton.

Row Two: Graham, Hansen , M iller, Bos inio, Westerman , Schwisow, Polson , Muehlhausen , secretary-treasurer; Anderso n, Trask . Top Row: McPherson, Harris, vice-president; Brumm , Jacob s, Pederso n, Fischer, Boatman , Rowle y, Jurich , Adamsheck , Berry.

With 'High Hopes' Clubs Prepare for Future "How to Succeed in Business by Really Trying" ranked high as an ideal for Future Secretaries, sponsored by Miss Dorothy Dumpert. Meetings with professional secretaries and tours of public and private businesses helped to give the group a realistic view of future career possibilities.

"Cookbooks for sale!" was the familiar cry of the Future Homemakers as they opened their annual cookbook sales. Self-improvement was stressed as the girls served a faculty breakfast and held a style show and spring brunch with the help of Mrs. Sharon Christoffersen and Mrs. Corene Herbster.

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: Bottom Row: Van Zandt, Barnes, R. And erson, vice-president; Wilhelm , secretary; Porath , treasurer; Cruder, Fuller, president; Olsen , vice-president; Bartzatt, secretary; Di sn ey , treasl.lrer; Denn is, president. Row Two: Leigh , Lewi s, West, Schneider, Reed, Biere, J. Martin , Mayo, G. Anderson , Orr, Synovec, Johnson, Ross. Row Three : Foster, Wichman , Huber, Roser, Wilksen, Bushek, Price , Hudson, Goeschel, Brannen, Meyer, D. Anderson , Weaver, Wassu ng . Top Row: Klein , Bloebaum , Sparks, T. Martin , Spadt, Robinson , Pribyl, Lohr, Wolff, Simpson , Zimmerman, Mogstad , Collins, Uecker, Owens.

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AR T CL UB : Bottom Row: Di ek ma nn , Ge rla ch , Bo y d , Jo hn so n, Bradshaw , sec re ta ry ; Vr ch ot a , pr es ide n t; Hu ds on , Sc hr ep f, Ha m ilto n. To p Row : W al ke r, Ti lts , tre as ur er ; Rowle y, Gl a g aus , M cN e il. Fo rtn ey , Ho lt, Zi m m er ma n, Ne wt on.

Clubs Strive To .D e v e lo p the .Arts a n d Sciences " Lounge o r a rt g a lle ry ? " puzzled a surprised student as he discovered the annual spring a rt show and sale sponsored b y the A rt C lu b . Under the d ir e ct io n o f Mrs. Shelley Ball, Mrs. Sherith Decker , and Mrs . Shirley M a rt in , the g ro u p also p a rt ic ip a te d in a rt shows including the Fine A rt s Festival and Doane M id w e st H ig h School Show.

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Science C lu b members found th a t critical thinking and careful in ve st ig a tio n are im p o rt a n t fa ct o rs in developing sc ie n ti fi c theory. W it h the supervision o f the sponsors .

M r. Robert C o m p to n , M r. R o b e rt Dawson, and M r. C a rl Manthey, members to o k p a rt in the junior division o f the Science Fair, held b y the Nebraska A ca d e m y o f Science.

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Pen Used as Paintbrush To Create Literary Art Selecting, editing, and organ1Z1ng material for Scri be, Lincoln High's literary publication , kept the Scribe Board busy throughou t the school year. Short stories, essays, poems, and book reviews were carefully judged with the help of advisors, Miss Iren e Martin and Miss Mildred Waide.

Writers Club, under the direction of Miss Wanda Crawmer and Miss Clara Johnson, helped students to gain skill and find enjoymen t in writing by sponsoring group poetry sessions and encouragi ng individual displays of work.

SCRIBE BOARD: Bottom Row: Nobbman, story edito r; Kush ne r, essay editor; Cleveland , associate editor ; Schaffer, story editor. Row Two: Amgwert, art editor; Schumache r, poetry editor; Hadfield . business manager. Top Row: Crees , editor; Man,ra k, essay editor; Egger, managing editor; Almanza , art editor.

WRITER S CLUB: Bottom Row: Muffley , Staple , B. Hoffman, Burrough , Schneider, Brassard , N. Hoffman , Kilgore , treasurer; Middleton. Row Two: Anderson , Jacob sen , Hadfield, Clark, Petersen , Thompson , Helton , vice-president ; Fischer, Stanto n. Top Row : Murphy, Myers , Zimmerman, Schmidt, Little . Ozols, Sunderman , secretary; Davies, Ogden , president.

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" W ha t do you think of this headline? " asks Vicki Clark, as C at hy Pfund, M ar y Lundholm, Richard Crees, and Patsy Cl ev el an d vo ic e th ei r opinions.

Bombarded by news fa llo ut , Ji m Young and Sharon Robb de ci de it's tim e fo r " a l'ittle house cleaning " in the Ad vo ca te room.

"This wo rd is spelled w ro ng !" insists M ag gi e Hi gg in s; bu t Na nc y Schrepf, Roger Boye, and Ruth Stanton do n' t qu ite see it th at way and are ready to consult M r. W eb st er .

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Staff Me mb ers Live

Chery l Tal ley, Jim Bender, Che ryl Campbelf. Linda Latzel, and Linda Rodgers pore over old Advoc ates for tidbits of Lincoln High history.

'From Paper to Paper' Type writer s click and ideas fly as the deadline approaches for the biweekly pape r.

Then it is off to the prin-rers and time to start on the next editio n.

Unde r the direc tion of Mrs. Ruth Gartner, the staff also "finds " time to put out the Parents Page. This public ation includes descr iption s of curricula offere d, facul ty . biogr aphic al sketches, and announcements of future school activi ties. "It's all in a day's work" for the staff of The Advo cate.

Click, slash, rip - staff members Janice Black, Janet Boatman, Kathy Mason , John Cario tta, and Valdeen Smith grind out another issue.

'' Extra! Extra! Read all about it! " cry Fred Schmidt, Steve Arnold , Janice Portsche, and Cathy Michaelson as they delive r their " hot off the press" edition .

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" He lp! There must be an easier wa y!" cry John Thompson, Senior Biography Ed ito r; Ho lly Rosenberger, Underclassmen Ed ito r; and Do ro thy Walker, Ac tiv itie s Editor; as they untangle th eir flashed film.

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The Fiftieth Links Completes Long Chain Fifty Links make a long chain. With the publication of the 1966 yearbook, the Board celebrated the Golden Anniversary · of The Links. This fiftieth book continues a tradition of long hours of hard work, careful planning, and creative thinking to compile a complete record of the school year's student activities, sports, and curriculum. Recollections of the past were linked with hopes of the future as The Links Board, under the direction of Mrs. Eloise Holbrook and Miss Mi_ l dred Waide, tried out new ideas and processes in layout arranging, copy writing, a·nd picture snapping.

Working as a team, Ron Bowlin, Business Manager, and Janice Grabowski, Manag·ing Editor, confidently rush off to sell advertising for the. 1966 yearbook.

" Oh, please buy a Links from me!" plead top Links salesmen, Phyllis Frickle, Lori Bartzatt, Bonnie Broman, Kip Hendrickson, and Jon Camp, as they resort to the bended-knee technique for a hard sale.

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Enthusiastic Peppers Ch eer Links On ·to Victory I II Bottom Row: Wilhelm , Reichwein , Rebensdorf, Butterick, J. Fischer-, Duncan , Boatman , Wester berg , Bradshaw, Bettenhausen, Staska, Adam sheck, Graham , Jacobs , preside nt; Reeves , vice-pre sident; C . Gartne r, vice-pre sident; Steele, secreta ry; Frickle, treasure r; R. Johnson , Dittenb er, Campb ell , Brumm , Pederson , Kane , Wester man. Row 2: Jacobso n , Garner, Chapma n , Harris, Rohn, Zier, McPherson , Hohenf eldt, Grantsk i , Coates , Kaufman , Jacobse n , P. Johnson, Diane W alker, Jean Schafer, Shriner, Meyer, McDon ald , Bykerk , O smera, Se ngstake, Jane Schafer , Proctor, Acosta. Row 3: Da ndridge , V. Fischer, Kolb , Reich , Lockard , Hugelm an , Nobbm a n, Talley , Koch, Hollstie n , Grevich , Van Beek , Disney, Miller, Brannen , Rice, Hiskey, Gates, Tuder , Edwards, W alvoord, Ireland. Row 4: Allen , Ward , Berry, S. Gartne r, Roth, M iddleton , Schwisow, Esh elman, S. Sch afer, J. Martin , Sm ith, Mache rs, Hempe l , Sanchez , Clark , Zi gurs, W aller, S. Rod gers, Kaul ins, Way , Bell. Row 5: Kelley, Bratt, Hunt, Strauch , Bosinio, Trask, W ill more , . Dietrich , Hudson , Zimmer man , Sparks, Bloebaum , A raya, Hadfiel d , Kling , W est, Heller,

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Vaki ner, Pester, Muehlhausen , Hoffma n , L. Rod gers. Row 6: Bau er, Amode o , Tupper , Cosier, Medina , Pa sika, Hochre iter, Duffy, Niemey er, Hergen rader, Gunn , Wallin , S. Brown, Dunham, Reed , Bi ere, Blalock, Key , Pfu nd , C. Clevela nd, Long.

Row 7: Newlun, Waid , Albrecht, Crawfo rd , Owens, Klein , Wieger t, Hurst, Baumga rt, Bush , W eatherly , Ghorml ey, Van Sickle , Stofer, Vandev eer, Stanton , Robb , Buehler , Ram sey, P. Clevela nd , D. Brown . Row 8: Foster, Nohave c, Hamilto n , Terry , Fossaceca , Love, Amos , Beatty, Holbroo k, Aguilar , Hansen, Kahler , Walter , Shrader , Wilson , Dutcher, Abbink , Rosenb erger, Green , Polson , Kline. Row 9: Love, Diekmann , Bass, Knight, Burnham , Ozenbau gh, W inslow , Owens, Tice , Lundholm , Schrep f, Ortiz, Starkwe ather, Ham ilton , Schwartzkopf, Paroubek , Kne cht, Bras~ard , Tartar, Hansel. Top Row: Bicoy, King , Preston , Terwilli ger , Roberts, Shepherd , Shanek, Rothe , Sh reve, Mortens en , Schneid er, M. Martin , McGee , Bartek , S. Johnson , Doremu s, Dorothy Walker , Safford , Grabow ski.

Even the big ba d wo lf co uld n't keep Gr an dma and Red fro m go ing to a Lincoln Hig h school game.

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VARS ITY CHEE RLEA DERS : Bottom Row: Linda Davidson , C herie M cC ul lough , M argy Morgan, Row Two: C arole W entin k , Jan ic e Ports ch e, V icky A nd erson , J an W allen. Top Row: Penny Da vis , Pegg y Fra ley , Doris Ad ams , M aggie Higg ins.

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For the Peppers a world of rallies, trip s , and games was opened to them, along with the prid e of knowing the y were the stre ngth behind the LHS teams.

Man y lo ng hours of pra ctic e and anticip atio n were the keynotes for the success of the 1965- 1966 Cheerleaders. M a n y nig hts afte r school they could be seen working in p rep ara tion for a game, or helping junior girls prac+ice for the day when they , too, mig ht bec ome LHS Che erle ad ers.

" W ill he mak e it?" asks Phyllis Frickle as sh e quie tly waits fo r th e up-c omin g free throw.

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The Varsity Cheer leader s start the " Big Red" spirit movin g with a pre-ga me cheer.

APPRENTICE CHEERLEADERS : Janet Spiker, Debora Goldste in , Betsy Stilwell , Myia Powers, Birute Pudists.

" . . . We're the Lincoln spirit and we can really cheer ... " Peppers " raise the roof'' as one of the Links sinks anothe r basket.

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Girls Find Unlimited ·Opportunities in GAA "A sport for every girl" was the theme Miss Helen Jo Miller and Mrs. Opal Stoehr, sponsors of GAA , the Girls Athle tic Association, tried to offer to their girls.

They cente red their activi ties aroun d five differ ent sports: gymnastics, volleyball, tennis, softb all, and arche ry.

During the year, GAA teams comp eted in the various sports with other Lincoln ·schools, and those girls showing special abilit y were award ed letter s or emblems.

A heads -up volleyb all game betwe en mem bers of the GAA prepar es them for competitio n with other Lincoln schools.

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Ham ll, Stilwe , Lund , mley Ghor ke, Lued on, Stant , stein Gold , n Walle pf, Schre Row: m Botto AQU ALIN KS: rs, Powe opp, Karn , sen nhau Bette , Tice Row: Top gle.

An sch, Romi , Rulla , g erber West opf, artzk Schw on, dorf, Ozen baug h, Robis Krejc i , Duncan , Jone s, Frale y, Shan er.

Aqualinks In va de Da vy Jones' Locker Eve ryth ing from Vikings to mer mai ds and penguins to sea monsters app ear ed in the annual show pres ente d by Aqualinks, the girls synchronized swim club. The them e for this year's pro duc tion was "A Voy age Through Dav y Jones' Loc ker, " in which twenty-seven girls par ticip ate d.

Off icer s for the 1965-66 Aqu alin ks were Peg gy Fraley, pre side nt; Chr istie Sch war tzko pf, vice pre side nt; Car ol Tice, sec reta ry; Sally Rebensdorf, trea sure r. Also helping to • keep eve ryth ing in line and under con trol were club sponsors Mrs . Ruth Led ere r and Mrs. Opa l Stoehr.

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HOME COMIN G ROYAL TY: Bottom Row: David Beckman n, Mal Keela n, King Little, Mike Leupold , Doug Lawso n. Top Row: Linda Davidso n , Jan Wallen , Ma rgy Morgan , Mike Knau b , Carole We ntink, Jennife r Safford .

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Top Row: M. Casmer , J . Casmer , Highst reet, Taft, Butcher , Gabelh ouse , Frame , Walters , Hannem an , Hueke , Ripley , Mohlma n, Litfle , Ubben , Fortney , Domgard , Pelletie r, William s.

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Ne ~ Queen Revealed At Homecoming Ga me During half-t ime ceremonies of the Lincoln High- Gran d Island footb all game at Seacrest Field, Marg y Morg an was revealed as the 1965-66 Home comin g Queen. Her atten dants were Linda Davidson, Jenn ifer Saffo rd, Jan Walle n, and Caro le Went ink.

Marg y and her atten dants were chosen for the honor by a vote of the senior class boys.

The L Club , composed of athletes who have eafned Varsi ty letter s in at least one of the ten comp etitiv e school-sponsored sports, numbered more than eight y for this school year. Activ ities includ ed such things as selling refreshments at athle tic events, holding ropes durin g half-t ime at basketball games, and perhaps most impo rtant, representing Lincoln High in the best possible way as ge(ltlemen and young adults.

Margy Morga n , escort ed by Mike Knaub, breaks into tears as she hears a voice announce her name over the loudspea ker as the 1965-66 Home comin g Queen .

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BACKS: Bottom Row: J. Riggins , D. Will, C. Houston, C. King , C. Garrett. Top Row : C. Moore, S. McKelvey, J. Galu sha, R. Worster, J. Peterson , D. Jacoby.

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GUARDS : Bottom Row: D. Lawson , C. Rosenberger, S. Colborn , M. Smith . Top Row: N. Siedel!, L. Lyons, L. Krcmarik.

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Season in Five Y ea rs W ith the guidance of a new foo tba ll coach, An dy Loehr, and his ass ista nt coach, A lden Johnson , the firs t vic tor y of the 1965 campaign was the thrashing of Omaha Central 26 to 0. A 95-yard tou ch do wn run by Jim Riggins and a sp irit ed defense ·, highlighted the action.

The most disappointing game of the season was handed to the Links by Hastings.

Wi th a letdown in the team's sp iriti and ragged play on the pa rt of the offense and defense, the evening ended in a tie .

The toe of Mike Delaney saved the Bishop Ryan · game, as he kicked the po int aft er touchdown to nip the Knights by a single po int . The defense also played a big role , as the y sto pp ed two Ryan drives inside the Links' own ten-yard line.

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Jim Riggins and Lynn Dance will lower the boom on a Bellevue defen der to free Charles King for a big gain.

A hard- fough t defensive battle ende d in the only loss of the season for the Lincoln High gridders, as North east slipped by on the strength of a 70-yard punt return.

Bursting the seams wide open again st Gran d Island, the Link's offensive team displaye d brute power as they comp letely overwhelme9 their oppo nent. Jim Riggins aild Jack Galusha led the way as they rambled for three touchdowns and a total of 242 yards between them.

The first win in three years over intracity foe Southeast was one of the high spots of the year, as the Links displayed their most balanced offensive attac k of the season, with the passing of Reuben Wors ter and running of Jim Riggins.

Previously unbeaten Bellevue was stopped by a group of deter mine d LHS gridd ers for one of the bigge st upsets of the year.

One lone touchdown by the Links Charles King prove d to be the margin of victo ry.

The Links closed out the year with a 34 to 14 whitewashing of Omaha South, and a final season record of 6-1-1.

A chain of eager Lincoln High gridme n stream down the west sideline of brillian tly lighted Seacrest Stadium, towar d the midfie ld stripe, just before the opening minutes of play.

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After catchi ng a pass off the hand of Reuben Worst er, end Steve Hanneman turns and a.ttempts. to outrun a Northe ast defen der to the goal.

Links guard Vincent Victor ia jumps high but just misses blocking a Grand Island punt.

Varsity footba ll traine r Larry Hoyer wraps up another case to get John Walte rs back on his feet and out to the playing field.

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RESERVE FOOTBALL: Bottom Row : Knopp , Strain, Wilcox , Ta.rple y, Dickson, Adams , Kuehn , Tapp , Ross, Aguirre, Holland, Hoag, mgr.; Hetherington , mgr. Row Two: Myers, coach; H endrickson, Gill, Hergenrader, Sh apoval, Gillaspie , Rife, Petersen , L. Garrett, King, Oldfield, Clancy, Boles , G. Garrett, Story, coach . Top Row: Goe glein, O rth, Hunt, Kollmorgen , Swo bod a, Pra i, Terr io, Jespersen, Mahlman , Jaques , Dann, Dandridge , Starkweather, Simpson.

Reserves Sport 4-0-2 Season; Sophs, 1-2-1 The Lincoln High Reserve football team , coach.ed by Dave Myers and Bill Story, compiled an undefeate d season.

Four straight wins started the junior Links on their way, beginning with the blasting of Pius , 50 to 0. Later Northeast was stomped 19 to 0, Bellevue 19 to 7, and Hastings was bombshelled 64 to 0. Two late season ties, Southeast 12 to 12, and Grand Island 13 to 13, blemished their record.

Gaining good experience for next year 's varsity or reserve teams, the Sopho-· more team, coached by · Robert Eyth and Melvin Simpson, established a 1-2-1 record.

They opened the season by whipping Pius X, 19 to 7, for their only win. The next two games were disappoint ing, as Bellevue squeaked by with a 14 to 12 win, and Northeast slipped by the Links, 18 to 6. The year ended in a 6 to 6 standoff at Southeast.

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Jones , McCauley, Voss, Marker, Gushard , Pope , Jensen , Keelan, Ellis, McWilliams, Shepard , Tucker. Row Two: Leo nard, Harnsberger, Sh effield, Kahler, Hanneman , Waggoner , Davis , Hernandez, Sp eedlin, W ilson, Snider, Meyer. Top Row: Coach Simpson, Flury, Buehler, Shottenkirk, Bloebaum , Strain, Belton, Ripley , Rowen, Lundholm , Truscott, Eifring, Hunter, Coach Eyth .

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Wi th the ha nd wr itin g already on the wall, the scoreboard ticks off the final seconds of play and another vic tor y for the Lincoln Hig h Links.

LHS Cagers Post 8 -8 '6 5 -6 6 Season Record In the op en ing ca mp aig n of the season the Links we re fa ce d wi th a pr ob lem th at wo uld co nf ro nt the m fo r the re st of the year, a gr ea t he igh t de fic ien cy . The av er ag e he igh t of the sta rti ng fiv e pla ye rs was on ly fiv e fo ot eleven, or alm os t th re e to fo ur inches sh or ter pe r man tha n mo st of the ot he r tea ms th ey pla ye d. The on ly co mp en sa tin g fa cto rs were th at the Links we re ve ry fin e ball handlers an d ex ce lle nt shooters.

Co ac h Al de n Johnson's cagers, af te r a slow sta rt at Om ah a Ce ntr al, ca me su rgi ng ba ck to knock of f on~e of the sta te' •s be st teams, Om ah a W es tsi de , 74 to 67. Balanced sc or ing was the key to the win, as fo ur ou t of the fiv e sta rte rs we re in do ub le fig ur es . The he igh t dif fe re nc e was just to o much fo r the Links in th eir ne xt fo ur games as th ey manag ed to win on ly one of the m. They be at So uth ea st in a real he ar t-s to pp ing ba ttle , 66

Ch arl ie Ga rre tt maneuvers his way be twe en tw o Lincoln Southeast cagers to sink an oth er fie ld goal to pu t the Links ou t of reach and ice the ga me .

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to 64, at the hands of Charlie Garrett's jump shot and a free throw by Steve Hanneman in the closing seconds of play.

In the second half of the season the Links steadily improved, and won five out of their last eight games. At the close of . regular season play Lincoln High had posted an eight-win, seven-loss record which they carried into District competition against Lincoln Southeast, but the hot-shooting Knights halted any hopes of a tournament berth by downing the Red and Black 72-59.

The leading scorer for the 1965-66 cage team was Charlie Garrett, with a total of 254 points, an average of 15.9 per game.

Right behind him on the chart was Mike Casmer, with an I 1.6 point median. Mike was also the leader in the rebounding department with over twelve caroms per game.

A vain attempt by a North Platte defender to block Mike Diffenderfer's jump shot from the free throw line adds two more points for LHS.

Coach Alden Johnson makes a moan of regret as the basketball changes hands after a Lincoln High shot.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: C. G arrett, M. Diffen d erfer, B. Bowler, J . Casmer , T. Domga ard , D. Mohlma n , S. Hannem an, M. Casmer , J . Hig hstreet, S. Maly, C . King , Alden Johnson , coach; L. Pohlenz, R. M eier, managers.

Links Stop Highly-Rated Om ah a Westside

1965-66 SEASON RECORD O ppon en t Lincoln High 74 Omah a Centra l 55 67 Omah a W estside 74 73 Lincoln Northe ast 56 64 Lincoln South east 66 89 Creigh ton Prep 57 78 Lincoln North east 52 64 Columbus 66 65 Boys Town 38 59 Grand Island 68 55 Lincoln Southeast 61 49 North Platte 68 76 Hastings 79 79 Bishop Ryan 57 90 Omah a Tech 63 53 Omah a South 58 DISTRICT RESULTS 72 Lincoln Southeast 59

Over the out-str etched hand of a North east defend er, Ltncoln High 's Mike Casm er lofts his paten ted hook toward the bask et.

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Steve Hanneman seems to be all alone as he pulls down an impo rtan t rebound durin g the closing minutes of play against the Nort h Platte Platters.

Slipping· by the defense, senior guar d Jack High stree t goes high into the air to lay up two more points against the invading Nort heas t Rockets.

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RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: McCau ley, Terrio , McK ~lvey, Dandrid ge , Hatten , manage r. Top Row: Harold Scott, coach; M oore, Pappas, W ehmer, Shaw , Paulson , Hergen rader, Loos, G ross cup , Strain.

· Reserves Amass 8-7 Sea son; Sophs, 2-8 Coac h Haro ld Scott 's Reserve Basketball Tearn finished the season on the long er:1d of an eight-win, seven-loss recor d. Their victorious encounters included triumphs over Southeast, 50-48 and 65-62; Columbus, 5951; Gran d Island, 47-41; North Platte, 4738; Hastings, 57-54; Omaha South, 39-38; and a split with North east, 55-40 and 40-48.

Losses were to Omah a Centr al, 47-28; Omaha West side, 63-52; Creig hton Prep,53-47;

Boys Town, 57-44; Bishop Ryan, 55-45; and Oma ha Tech, 66-56. Two guards, Doug Loos and Bryan Grosscup, provi ded the scorin g punch with consi stent shoo ting.

The Soph omo re Basketball Team , coach ed by Bill Story, comp iled a two-w in, eight-loss season, as they defea ted Southeast and North east one out of three times, but failed to beat P;us X in a trio of games.

SO PHOMO RE BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Bill Story, coach; Shotten kirk , Sampson , Richter s , Gustafs on , Hendric kson , Pearso n, Simms. Top Row: Kreick , Mazurak , Dann , Voss , W ilson , Kitsm iller, King , Jensen.

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VARSIT Y GYMNA STICS: Bottom Row: Pauley , Hooper , Learned , Hansen , Phil Sp rag ue , coach ; Horstm an , manage r. Row 2: Cook , manage r ; Rosebe rry , Re nne, Goldsto ne , Loun der, C epurnie ks , Sem rad. Top Row: Tilts, Elli s, Wear+ , Clawso n , William s , Wolfe , Gorka , Rob ertson.

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Linco ln High gymn asts 1 Don Willia ms and Jim Loun der 1 spear heade d the attac k at the State Meet by captu ring meda list honors on the side ho~se and high bar respectively . Othe r outst andin g perfo rman ces were turne d in by Tom Hans en on the still rings 1 and Doug Learn ed in free exercise.

An under mann ed reserve squad compiled a 1-4 season recor d.

Lincoln High's state champion, Don William s, makes his dismount from the side horse look easy in a dual meet with Northe ast.

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John Farrar splashes his way to the finish line of the med ley relay, as team mate s Steve Heuke, Bob Ripley, and And y To_nteg ode urge him on.

During actio n in th e city swimming mee t agai nst Nort heast and Southeast, Lincoln High dive r, Gar y Cuc initti , springs high into the air towa rd a perf ect dive .

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Omaha Burke

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Grab Third in State· Under the direction of Gene Cotter and assistant coach, Haakon Carlson, the Lincoln High finmen raced their way to a seven-and -two season record. They also won second place in both the city and Trans-Nebraska Conferenc e meets and finished out the year by capturing third place in the State Meet at Omaha.

The sweetest victory of the year came at the cost of Omaha Westside, who later tied Lincoln Southeast for the State Champion ship.

In the State Meet, King Little led the way by capturing both the fifty and hundred yard freestyle, while the Links' medley relay .team consisting of John Farrar , Andy Tontegode, Steve Heuke, and Bob Ripley, took second.

Lincoln High butterfliers, Jim Wandrey and Mike Hlevyack , find themselves neck and neck , as they near the finish line in their hundred-yar d race against the clock.

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WREST L ING TEAM: Bottom Ro w: H oa g, manage r : Tack e r , Sp ringe r, O rta , W hite , manage r . Row 2 : K nau b , H all , Sta mm , Bue hl e r, M elvi n Simp son . c oach. Row 3 : Ly tell , Hi bb on , Bra un , Dick son , Ly o ns. Row 4: Kirken d o ll . Herman , Koll mo rg en , H ulb ert , Peterse n, C olbor n.

Wrestlers Gr ab City And Conference Crovvns The Linco ln High matm en, under coach Melvi n Simpson, amassed a six-win , three loss season recor d. The grapp lers easily won their first three meets by bomb ing Pius X , 40 to 5; Gran d Island , 42 to 6; and Nebra ska City, 40 to IO ; other wins includ ed a 27 to 16 shelling of Hasti ngs, a 26 to 16 blast of North east , and the nippin g of South east 22 to 2 I . Linco ln High ' s only losses ca me at the hands of Be ll evue , 30 to 13; Omah a South , 33 to 12; and Omah a West side, 22 to 19.

The matm en finish ed the season by winni ng the Trans -Nebr aska Confe rence crown and taking eleve nth place in the State Meet .

Two boys, Mike Knau b and Bob Orta, prove d to be the most consi stent wrest lers as they ran their comb ined season recor d to eight een wins, three losse_s, and one tie.

LHS gra ppl er , Mi ke Knaub , ma nh a nd les oppo nent into a n unusual hold in the Tran s- Neb rask a C o nferen ce meet.

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Lettermen Provide e c n ie r e p x E d n a th p De Three returning le tt ermen, Lance Gloe, A rv ed Kaulins, and Dick Pelletier, headed lf o G ty si ar V 66 19 's lin uk K ry ar Coach H er w po e at st l ia nt te po a s wa am te e Th . rn ea T d te as w rs lfe go s nk Li e Th g. in nn gi be e th from d ar w to s ep st st fir e th ng ki ta in e tim tle lit by t, ee M te ta S e th f o al go e at tim ul their a ah m O , ep Pr on ht ig re C X, us Pi beating e th at t, ex N . nd la Is nd ra G d an Westside , e th on w s nk Li e th l, na tio ta vi In Hastings ff.

-o ay pl th ea -d en dd su a in ip sh on pi am ch l. na tio ta vi In t on em Fr , a sk ra eb N san Tr The . on as se e th t ou d le fil ts ee m te ta S d C ity , an Lincoln High's Dick Pelletier tries fo r his birdie pu tt on the eighteenth green at Pioneer G ol f Course.

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"Just like the birdies do, " says Links broad jumper, Charlie King, as he takes off on a jump that will carry him over twenty feet through space.

Seemingly unchallenged for the lead, junior Chauncey Blakely eases over the last hurdle between him and the finish line, and first place atth e City Relays.

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Duski ey, Tarpl en, Pauls ett, Dickson, Jaco by, Garr Cauley, Riple y , Ubbe n, Hend ricks , Herm an, Palmer.

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LHS . pole-vaulters found themselves literally engulfed by their work this year, when the sawdust in the pit was replaced by foam rubber.

Thinclads Find Field Events Strong Point Experience was clearly the lacking factor ·in the 1966 track team. Harold Scott, coach, and his assistant, Bob Eyth, found themselves in the midst of only five returning lettermen, a handful of underclassmen up from the reserves, and a rebuilding year.

One strong point prevailed, though, in John Walters, a fifty-foot shot~putter and second-place finisher in the discus at the 1965 State Meet here in Lincoln.

The LHS cindermen opened their season by grabbing first place in the City Relays. Following that, they went to compete against Grand Island and Pius X. Rounding out the year were trips to the Dutch White Relays, the Trans-Nebraska, City, District, and State meets.

"Poetry in motion" describes John Walters as he puts the momentum of his 6'2", 225-pound frame behind the shot, to loft· it almost out of sight.

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_ rt ffo E m ea T r fo h gt en tr S e d vi ro P en Underclassm The cro ss- cou ntr y tea m , coa che d by Ha rol d Sc ott , fini she d the yea r wit h tw o wins, one ove r cross-town rival No rth ea st and the oth er, the Lincoln Public School me et, in lat e Se pte mb er.

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runner for the year. The tea m eff ort was also aid ed thr ou gh the consistent running of Mik e Knaub, the on ly let ter ma n- on the tea m , and jun ior Paul Duskin.

The harriers also pic ked up second pla ce in a tria ng ula r me et wit h Om ah a South and Southeast, and thi rd in the TransNebraska, held at Pioneer Park.

RESERVE TENNIS TE AM : Bottom Row: Polivka , Amen , Hinman, Wa kef ield . Top Row: Ha tte n, Colson , coach; Domgard, Gla ga us, An~erso n.

VARSITY TENNIS TE AM : Bottom Row: Stamm , Wenzl , Str oken, Re the rfor d , Nickles. Top Row: Shapoval, Gil la n, Litt le , Ge istling er, Patzel.

Racketmen Combat With Rebuilding Y e a r Roy Colson's tennis team had to undergo some major rebuilding, as no t one let te rman returned. The team's most experienced players were King Lit tle and Te rry Ge ist linger, up fro m last year's Reserve Squad.

The Links succumbed to th eir fir st thr ee opponents, Hastings, Omaha Westside, and Gr an d Island, be fo re wh ipp ing Southea~t 8 to I. Matches wi th Northeast, Pius X, and Trans-Nebraska and St ate meets followed.

King Lit tle stretches halfway across the tennis co urt to reach a vo lle y from his op po ne nt during a heated tennis match.

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VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Taft, manager; Rowe , manager; Rife , Teale , Loos, Bowler, Will , Strain. Top Row: Buford Grosscup, coach; Leupold , Maly, Galusha , Delaney, Mohlman, McKelvey , Hinman , Voss.

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By Dynamic Trio Coach Buford Grosscup built his 1966 baseball team around a nucleus of three lettermen: Jack Galusha, catcher; Mike Delaney, pitcher; and Butch Bowler, an infielder. In their opening campaign against Creighton Prep, the young Links found themselves on the short end of a 2 to I score. The team came roaring back, though, in the next three games, by nipping North- •• east 6 to 5 in extra innings, bombing Southeast 11 to O off the bat of Mike Delaney's grand-slam home run, and edging Pius X at the -plate, 9 to 8. The remaining schedule called for games with Seward Concordia and Omaha Westside, rematches with Northeast and Southeast, and then on to the District and State meets.

Lincoln Hi-gh mound ace Mike Delaney scrambles back to first base just ahead of the attempted pick-off throw from the pitcher.

RESERVE BASEBALL: Bottom Row: Orta , Franks, Ross , Tyrrell , Hoyer, Pope, Pappas , Cottrell, Grosscup, Dockery. Top Row: Dave Myers, coach; Sampson, Pearson , Jaques , H~rgert, Hunt, Hohenfeldt, Osborn . Connick , Shepard , Hoag , manager.

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lntramurals Provid e Fun For All Boys Lincoln Hig h boys found in the 19651966 intramural pro gra m a wide range of com pet itive ath letic opp ortu nitie s. Und er the dire ctio n of Mr. Neal Haf eme iste r, nine diff ere nt sports were offe red : foot ball . wei ght liftin g, golf , bad min ton, swimming, volleyball, softball, basketball, and tennis.

Afte r-sc hoo l games were held in each spo rt to dete rmin e a school champion. From there the Lincoln Hig h ent ry went on to com pete against Nor the ast or Southeast.

From the intramural program. many LHS boys have learned to be bet ter athletes and have recognized the many qualities of goo d sportsmanship.

By working out in the weig ht room afte r school , John Wal ters has foun d the way to keep himself physically fit.

Jum ping -jack Sam Wa lker lofts a shot high over defenders' heads duri ng an intra mur al game.

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ord Buf with ong g-p pin of e gam a in es eez squ ter eis fem Ha l Nea es, iviti act l ura am intr Ta king · a break from his Grosscup, as Me lvin Simpson waits to take on the winner.

Volleyballers Steve Hanneman and Jack Hig hst ree t stretch high to block an oncoming serve.

From an umpire 's view of an intramural softball game, pitc her Dave Johnson and shortstop Rick Brandt prepare to fiel d a bun t off the bat of the opposing team.

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This por tra it of Janice Black serves as an excellent example of the fine work done by AN DE RS ON STUDIO, I 034 0 Street, for senior pictures.

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Whether you want to feast like Steve Slaikeu or diet like Karen Johnson and Margy Angle, a JIM KING DRIVEIN at 40th and South or I 0th and South Streets is the place for you.

Kent Tyrrell has found that Ann Williams really goes for a cycle from HURLBUT CYCLE SHOP, 7331 Thayer.

Debbie Knight and Mike Leupold observe the careful bottling process that makes the difference in the freshness of th e milk at ROBERTS DAIRY CO., 220 So. 20th.

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Barb Ramsey and Carl Schneider go to ALVORD REXALL PH AR MA CY , 855 South 27th Street , for a wide selection of cards to fit all occasions.

Martha VanSickle and Phyllis Ghormley visit ED SMITH ART AN D HOBBY CENTER, 1320 South Street, for the per fec t frame for your senior picture.

Although this mig ht not be the per fec t form of transportation for the prom, Sheri Key and Doug Anderson can 't deny tha t IRA'S AU TO TOP AN D UPHOLSTERING SERVICE, 2340 P Street, has done a gre at job of restoring this highly treasured antique pickup to its original condition.

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This sharp shot of Allen Reifschneider was made

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Bill Bodfield and Dave Kapke are finding that the fine printin g done by CAPITOL PRINTING CO., 2322 0 .Street, involves much more than meets the eye.

Dave Krivosha shows Judy Grevic h th e careful process HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS, 2760 South and 4831 Norma l Blvd., uses to make clothes clean.

Looking for an after-school snack spot? Why not join Betsy Stilwell and Dave Johnson at CHUBBYVILLE DRIVE-IN, locate d at 850 North 27th Street.

Cathy Jacohs is learning quickly that a· typew riter from EXON'S, INC., 23rd and O Streets, adds both speed and en joyment to that homework.

" A strike !" cri es Val deen Smith as Steve Arnold en viou sly ackno wledges it, but strikes are really frequ ent at PARKWAY LANES, 2555 South 48th.

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LINCOLN SC HO OL OF COMMERCE AN D NBI offe r the finest in up- to-d ate clerical and business training through the use of the newest business machines in this new building at 1821 K Street.

Diane Wa ller is trul y impressed with the qua lity photogra phy work, as well as the attr act ive frames available at ED HO LM & BLOMGREN, 3 18 South 12th Street.

Pat Sparks and Jim He dric k find the modern bowling equ ipm ent at BOWL-MOR LANES, 9th and M Streets, make it Lincoln's bowling center.

Go ing on a trip ? Take the advice of Cin dy Go ble and Jim Doty. Visit LATCH BROTHERS INC., I 124 0 Str eet , for the latest in modern luggage.

llze Zigurs and Jim Co ope r have discovered tha t these handy counters at FIRST NA TIO NA L BANK AN D TRUST CO ., 12th and N Streets, make banking easy.

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Ma rgie Me din a and Jul ie Ma rtin receiv e careful atte ntion from Ben and Tom, two of the experienced instructors at BEN YO UR HAIRDRESSER SC HO OL OF BEAUTY, 1228 M Street, Lincoln's fine st beau'ty school.

Sarah Srb and Arv ed Kaulins analyze the equ ipme nt which 1s used to bet ter serv e customers at UN ION LO AN AN D SA VIN GS ASSN., 209 South 13th Str eet or 56th and O Streets.

Paul Newhouse is convinced tha t a Selmer flut e from DIETZE MU SIC HO US E, INC ., 1208 0 Si-re et, is the only flut e to play.

Helen Ort iz and LaVona Reeves adm ire the skillful por tra it finishing done by SC HM IED ING -HA MIL TO N STUDIO, loc ate d at 14th and P Streets.

John Cariotto is shown how retouching processes like those used at ARTHUR OWENS STU DIO , 714 Federal Securities Bldg., make each photo a masterpiece.

Wayne Herring and Judith Domeier explain to Ramon Castellejo the benefits of a policy from NEBRASKA NATION A L LI FE INSU RA NCE CO.

Delene Reich assures Rick Brandt that popularity would be no problem with a new Chevy like this from DUTEAU CHEVROLE T, 18th and O Streets.

Pat Tisdale and Allan VanDeventer visit C A M PUS BOOK STORE, 1245 R, for the best school supplies.

Donna Nohavec and Richard Owen feel certain that their important belongings will be secure in a safedeposit box at THE COMMON WEALTH C O MPANY, 126 North I I th Street.

For really sharp, new styles in clothes, Richard Pelletier goes to the CAPTA IN'S W A LK, 1127 R Street, Lincoln's most unique clothing store.

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Percy Mays and Ge org e Kni ght of CITIZENS STATE BANK, 2500 No rth 48 Street, explain the details of loan procedures to prospects Karen Bauer and Jim Shaw.

No ma tter wha t you r hai r style is, Bill Peterson claims JERRY'S DRIVE-IN BARBER SHOP, 800 South 27 Street, is the place for a per fec t trim .

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Carol Johnson, Sally Davidson, and Al Rowe are fascinated by the intricate cake decorating as well as the fine pastries prepared by WENDELIN BAKING CO., 1430 South Street.

As Nora Bott and Jon Camp will attest, COOL CREST TRIPLE LINKS, 220 North 48th Street, is the spot where everyone gets low golf scores.

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Mike Diffenderfer explains to Phyllis Frickle why air conditioning from GREEN FURNACE AND PLUMBING CO., 2747 North 48th Street, is the coolest.

Wh eth er you want a single po rtr ait like this one of Sandy Sa ttler, or a gro up ph oto gra ph , TOWNSEND STUDIO, 226 South I I th Street, can serve you.

Lynne Terwilliger a_nd Rhea Steele fin d tha t convenience is the key word at the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, 13th arid O Streets.

Kay Burnham marvels at these beautiful ROYAL CULTURED PEARLS as Don Dorsey g.ets ready to try some of h1 da vo red ANSON PERSONALIZED COLOGNE, available at all go od jewelers.

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ACTIVITIES-116-155 Adam , Linda-I03, 133, 139 Adams, Doris-40, 42, 118, 121 , 160 Adams, Joseph-89, 133, 170 Adams, Paul-13 Adams, Rodger-I 03, 177 Adamsheclc:, Diane-42, 148, 149, 158 Addleman , Ellen-I03 ADMINISTRATION-I I ADVERTISEM ENTS-190-203 ADVOCATE STAFF-I52 , 153 AEOLIAN CHOIR-I34, 135 Aguilar, Andrea-42, 158 Aguirre, Robert-89, 133, 167, 170 Aguirre, Thomas-42, 164, 167 Ahl. Dru-89, 132 Ahl, Stephen-I 03 Ahlman, Delmont-42 Ahlquist, Mrs. Dagmar-20 Akin, Bill-42 Albers, Marvin-89 Albrandt, Ardelle-89, 148 Albrecht, Terrien-42, 158 Alexander, Mrs. M.-I3 Allen, Deborah-I03 Allen , Elizabeth-89 Allen, Kathy-I 03, 130, 139 Allen, Pa mela-42 , 123, 158 Allen, Stephen-103 Allen, Victor-I03 Allison, Terry-42 ALL-SCHOOL PLAY-138 Almanza , Martin-42 , 151 Alt, Jane-89, 130 Amen, Gary-3 Amen, George-89 Amen, James-I03, 120, 185 Amen, John-I 03 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE -122 Amgwert, John-42, 143, 151, 164 Amgwert, Steven-I 03, 182 Ammon, Robert-IQ Amodeo, Cecelia-42, 158 Amos, Christine-42, 158 Andersen, Elsa-89 Anderson , Cynthia-I 03 Anderson , David-I 03 , 131 Anderson, DeEtte-43 , 149, 162 Anderson , Douglas-43, 131, 134, 137, 194 Anderson , Gayla-89, 132, 140, 144, 149 Anderson, Jill-42, 126, 131, 148 Anderson, Karla-89, 128, 151 Anderson, Marclyn-I03 Anderson, Regina-I03, 121,

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B Baars, Donald-43 Baars, Paula-103 Baars, Phyllis-89 Baa rs , Rona Id-I 03 Baclc:man , James-I03 Bailey, Paul-103 Bailey, Robert-89 Baker, Claude-89 Baker, Cynthia-103, 126 Baker, Linda-103 Baker, Paul-I03, 138, 139 Baker, Teresa-103 Balderson, Marjorie-89 Ball, Dr. Arzell-10 Ball, Jack-43, 124, 147 Ball, Roger A.-I03, 124 Ball. Roger L.-43, 130 Ball, Mrs. Shelley-13 BAND-I31 Barber, Peggy-89 Barker, Bill-89 Barker, David-44, 164, 178 Barker, Donald-44 • Barker, Kathleen-I 03 , 126 Barker, Mary-I 03 Barker, Sonia-44 Barkubein , Wayne-89, 146 Barnes, Gary-89 Barnes, Mary-I 03 Barnes, Nancy-I03, 149 Barr, Stephen-103 Bartek, Diana-44, 158 Barthel, Cheryl-89 Bartow, Susan-89, 126 Bartzatt, Loretta-89, 125, 126, 149, 155 Baruth, Frederick-44 Bass, Carol-33, 44, 134, 158

Bassett, Kathleen-89 Bassett. Marjorie-89 Bauer, David-44, 134 Bauer, Karen-89, 132, 199 Bauer, Rudolph-IQ Bauer, Sherry-44, 134, 158 Bauer, Warren-89 Baugher, Mrs. Louise-I3 Baum, Gary-44, 164 Baumgart, Beverly-39, 40, 44, 158 Beatty, Daniel-34, 134 Beatty, Deborah-44, 158 Beatty, Sharon-89 Becher, Christine-89 Becker, Judith-89 Beckmann, David-38, 39, 40, 44, 118, 126, 140, 141 , 164 Beech, William-I03, 146 Beechner, Richard-I3 Beezley, Douglas-89, 133 Bell , Kathy-I 03 Bell. Linda-44, 158 Bell, Sandra-103 Bell, Timothy-I 03, 177 Bellew, Daniel-I 03 Bellew, David-I 03 Beltz, Steven-89, 130 Bender, James-89, 130, 131, 147, 153 Benner, Deborah-I 03, 120, 145 Benner, Karen-I03 Benzing, Donald-89 Berlowitz, William-44, 74, 129 Berry, Mary-44, 149, 158 Berry, Travis-103 Best, Lon-89 Beste, Ann-44 Beste, Janet-89 Bettenhausen, Judith-44, 158, 163 Bettge, Linda-89, 125 Bice, Mel-44 Bice, Merlyn-103 Bicoy, Gwendolyn-103, 109 Bicoy, Thomas-103, 109 Bicoy, Yolanda-44, 123, 135, 138, 140, 154, 158 Biere, Erma-45, 149, 158 Bishop, Richard-89 Bislow, Bonnie-I03, 123, 130 Bitterman, Pamela-89, 130 Black, Christine-I 03 Black, Janice-88, 89, 120, 126, 153, 192 Blaclc:, Juanita-89, 130 Black, Tanya-40, 45, 121, 148 Blakely, Chauncey-103 , 142, 182 Blalock, Helen-45, 149, 158 Blessing, Warren-103 Blodgett, Connie-I 03 Bloebaum, Alfred-45 Bloebaum, Dan-I 03, 170 Bloebaum, Linda-45, 149., 158 Blum, Gacy-40, 45, 63, 130, 147, 150, 203 BOARD OF EDUCATION-10 Boatman, Janet-32, 40, 45,

135, 149, 153, 154, 158 Bodfield, Bill-89, 195 Bogar, William-I I Bogenrief, Mrs. Pearl-20 Boles, Timothy-I 03, 170 Boling, Barbara-103 Bolton, Thomas-103, 170 Bonacker, William-89, 130, 132 Bones, Calvin-I3 Bonnett, Georgia-3'3, 45 Booe, M ichael-89 Booe, Stephen-I 03 Bosinio, Vicki-45, 149, 158 Bott, Nora-89, 125, 132, 200 Bottum, Janet-I 03 , 120, 131, 133 Bouchard, Gregg-45 Bourke, Jamesine-13 Bower, Linda-103, 145 Bower, Patrick-89 Bower, Peggy-103 Bowers, Rosemary-45, 138, 141 Bowler, Butch-45, 173, 186, 187 Bowlin, Judy-88, 89, 203 Bowlin, Ron-40, 45, 121, 122, 123 137, 147, 155 Bowman, Coral~9. 126 129, 131, 140, 144 Bowman, Diane-103, 123, 139, 145 Boyd, Connie-103 Boyd, Judy-89, 150 Boyd , Lea-45 Boye, Roger-39, 40', 45, 120, 121, 122, 147, 152 BOYS GLEE-133 BOYS OCTET-137 Bradford, John-103 Bradley, Michael-45 Bradshaw, Carol-46, 150, 158 Brady, Michael-46 Brame, Carmen-103, 130 Bra ndhorst, John-46 Brandt, Henry-46, 134, 135, 137, 189, 198 Brannen, E'Onnie-46, 126, 149, 158 Brannen, Steven-89 Brassard, Barbara-40, 46, 150, 151, 158 Bratt, Barbara-89 Bratt, Katherine-46, 158 Bratt, Sharon-I 03 Brauer, Katherine-103, 123, 139, 145 Braun, Kenneth-89, 164, 180 Breclc:a, Sandra-I 03 Breeling, Susan-89 Brehm, Linda-89 Brennan, Arlene-103 Brewster, James-I 03 Brice, Susan-89, 123, 125, 126, 127, 131, 140 Brissey, Douglas-I 03 Brock, Patrick-I 03 Brock, Stephen-89 Broman, Bonnie-104, 108, 155

Broman, Pamela-89, 90, 125, 126 Brooks, Brenda-I 04 Brott, Ronald-89 Brown , Benny-89, 133 Brown, Delorise-46, 158 Brown, Floyd-104 Brown, Gerard-46 e•rown , James-46 Brown , Katryna-104, 123 Brown, Ronald-90 Brown, Sharon-40, 46, 121 , 125, 131 , 133, 134, 148, 158 Broz, Judy-I 04, 123, 126 Brt, James-90 Brumm , Pen ny-40, 46, 149, 158 Bruns, Beverly-90, 125 Bryan , Diane-104, 123 , 139 Bryan , Richard-I 04 Bryant, Sand ra-104 Buckland , Rosslynn-104 Bucknell , La rry-40, 46, 182, 203 Buckner, Mrs. Ruth-13 Buckwalter, Donald-46, 129 Buehler, Jack-104, 113 , 170, 180 Buehler, Sandra-46, 158 Buell, Frances-13 Buk, Jerold-90, 133 eurden , Frankl in-13 Burden , Peter-90, 140, 150 E•uresh , Pauline-104 Burgeson , Barbara-I 04 Burggraf, Timothy-I 04, 124, 147 Burke, Bob-90 Burkey, Carolyn-104 Burkhalter, Kathryn-90 e,urner, J ea n-104, I 39 Burnham , G ui lford-13 Burnham , Kay-46, 134, 136, 158, 201 Burr, Will iam-90 Burrough , Martha-46, 131, 134, 151 Burt, Mrs. Sally-13 Bush , Marie-46, 133 , 138, 148, 158 Bushek, Donna-104, 123 , 149 Butcher, M ichael-46, 164, 178 e,utterick, Noreen-158 Bykerk, Donna-47, 135 , 158 0

C CAFETERIA STAFF-21 Calderon , Carolyn-90 Caldwell, lvan-13 Caldwell , Stephen-I 04 Camp, Jon-90, 118, 119, 122, 129, 147, 155, 200 Campbell , Cheryl-47, 120, 126, 149, 153, 158 Campbell, Gary-47 Campbell , Gloria-I 04 Campbell , Jeanette-I 04, 126 Campbell, John-90 Campbell, Mardy-47 Campbell, Ronald-90, 164 Campbell , Virginia-90 Campbell, William-I 04

Carbone, Ellen-104 Cariotto, John-90, 140, 153, 198 Carl in, James-13 Carlson , Dana-90 Carlson , Dennis-47 Carlson , Haakon-I 78, 179 Carlson , M ichael-104, 181 Carman , Raymond-I 04 Carpenter, George-14 Carter, Alonzo---104 Carter, Frederick-90 Cascini, Mrs. Edythe-14 Casmer, Joseph-I 04, 164, 172, I /3 Casmer, Michael-47, 164, 166, 172, 173 , 174 Cassner, Rodney-47 Castillejo, Ramon-47, 118, 122, 123, 124, 147, 198 Cavett, Alva-14 Cepurnieks, John-47, 164, 176, 177 Chambers, Kenneth-I 04 Channel, Alva-90 Channel, Bettie-104 Chapman, Karen-47, 158 Chapman, Leon-47 Chapple , Charles-90 Chesnin , Nancy-104, 123, 139 CHESS CLUB-147 Chilen , Mrs. Ruby-21 Chilson , Sherry- I 04 Chorowicz, Jerry-47 Chrisp, Glen-47 Christ, Gregory.- 90, 182 Christoffersen , Mrs. S.-14 Churchill , Doug las-90 Church ill , Richard-47 Cirksena, M rs. Mary-14 C lancy, M ichae l- I 04, 170 Clark, Sandra-90 Clark, Vick i-40, 47, 121 , 140, 15 1, 152, 158 Clawson , Dean-14, 176, 177 Clawson , Kent-90, 164, 176 Cleckner, Edward-90 Cleveland , Ca t herin e-40, 48, 118, 119, 126, 134, 136, 140, 141 , 158 Cleveland , Pa t ricia-40, 48, 126, 140, 144, 151 , 152, 158 Cli ne, Mrs. Martha-14 Clinger, Donna-104 Cloud , Ellen-90, 132 Clouse, Roger-48 Coates, Jeri-48 , 158 Cockrell , Bob-90 Coday, Dorothy-90 COED COUNSELOR S-125 Coffee, Mary-104 Coffey, John-104 Coffey, Jolee n-90, 126 Coffey, William-90 Colborn , Jea nne-90 Colborn , Lou-I 04, 125, 145 Colborn , Steve-48 , 164, 166, 180 Cole, Wa lter-104, 130, 177 Coleman , William-48 Coll ins, Diane-104, 123, 128, 147, 149 Colon , Mrs. Frances-14

Colson , LeRoy-12, 14, 185 COMMERCIA L DEPARTMENT -33 Compton, Robert-14 Condon , William-104, 120 Conklin , Deborah-I 04 Connick, Harold-104, 187 Conover, Mrs. Bonnie-14 Cook, George-31 , 48, 164, 176 Cook, Myrna-I 04 Cook, Robert-90 Cooper, James-28, 40, 48 , 129, 140, 141 , 147, 196 Coote, Anastasia-90 Copple, Edward-IQ Cosier, Barbara-48 , 158 Cosier, Mrs. Florence-21 Cosier, Terry-48 Cosier, Vicki-I 04 Cotter, Gene-14, 17, 178, 179 Cottrell , William-90, 133, 187 Counsel! , Rodney-104 Cox, Cherie-105 Cox, Cynthia-90, 132 Cox, Rona ld-48 Cox, Susan-90, 132 Cox, Timothy-48 Cozad , Jerry-105 Cradit, Connie-90, 95 , 126 Cramm , Melvin-105 Crancer, Christopher- I 05, 178 Crandall , Jack-I 05 Crawford , Gayle-48 Crawford , Linda-90 Crawford , Rose-48, 158 Crawmer, Wanda-14 Crees, Richard-48, 121 , 143 , 15 1, 152 Crewdson, Kathleen-90 , 120, 125, 132, 140 Cropp, JoAn n--:105 ,,, Crosby, Victor-I 05 C rosier, Terry-90 Cross, Mrs. Harriet-14 CROSS-COUN JRY-184 Crossg rove , April-105 , 133, 139 Crossley, David-I 05 , 177 Crossley, Patrick-49 , 134, 135, 137 Cruder, Verna-105 , 149 Cucinitti, Garr---49 , 178 Cudaback, Linda-90 Cudly, Susan-90, 125 Culver, Don-182 Culver, Robert-90 Cun ning ham , Eugene-105 CURR ICU LU M-22-35 Currie, Alexa nder-14 Curry, Bryanne-90, 132, 140 Curry, Kyle-49 Curtin, David-91, 121 , 147, 150 CUSTODIAL STAFF-22

D Dahlberg , W ill iam-40, 49, 140, 141, 144, 147 Dam ian , Jean-105 Damia n, June-105

Dance, Lynn-91 , 164, 166, 168, 182 Dandridge, Fred-91 , 170, 175 Dandridge, Nadin'e-32, 49, 158 Danese, Teresina-14 Daniel , James-105, 121 , 138, 146 Dann, Robert- I 05, I 70, I 75, 181 Dantzler, Danny-49, 146 Davenport, Arthur-49 David , Stephen-40, 41, 49, 137, 154, 164, 167 Davidson , Lirida-49, 160, 165 Davidson, Sarah-26, 88 , 90, 91 , 120, 125, 138, 140, 144, 200 D~vies, Diane-49, 131 Davies, Lou is-91, 130, 131 , 147, 151 Davis, Penny-49, 140, 142, 160 Davis, Scott-91 , 133 Davis, Steven- I 05, I 70 Dawson, Robert-15 Dayton, Allen-25, 49 DEBATE-129 Dee<0er, Mary-49 DeBoer, Warren-27, 91 Decker, Mrs. Sherith-15 Deines, Diana-91 Delancey, Linda-105 Delaney, Michael-I 6, 49, 164, 167, 186, 187 Delgado, Ter~sita-91 Dell. Carmen-49 Dell, David-91 Dennis, Michael-105 , 177 Dennis, Wendy-105, 149 Dermyer, Daniel-I 05, 164, 178 DeVoss, Patricia-105 Dickson , Bradley-105, 169, 180, 182 Diekmann , Judith-40, 49 , 150, 158 Dietrich , Jeanie-49, 134, 136, 138, 140, 158 Dietz, Edward-49 Diffe nderfer, David-SO, 164, 172, 173 , 200 Diffenderfer, Mrs. V.-20 Dinges, Nancy-91 , 132 Ding man , Donald-105 Disney, Betts-I 05 Disney, Deborah-SO, 148, 149, 158 Dittenber, Deborah-SO, 126, 158 Dittoe , Daniel-91 Ditzler, Jeffery-91 , 164 Dockery, David-I 05 , 187 Domgard , Timothy-91 , 164, 173 , 185 Dominguez, Vicki-105 , 139 Donahoe, Eileen-105 Dona hoe, Rona ld-50 Doolittle, Dona ld-91 , 130, 147, 178 DOORMEN-1 45 Doremus, Beth-50, 158 Dorsey, Donald-SO, 135, 137, 201

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Dorsey, Mrs. Mary etta- 21 Dorsey, Rona ld-91 Doty, Jame s-10 5, 120, 196 Dougherty, Char leen -I 05 Dougherty, JoAn na-9 I Dougherty, Rona ld-9I Douglass, Jame s-50 Down, Willi am-S O Downing, J. E., CPO, USN 35 Drennan, Kath y-91 Drewes, Dona ld-91 Drewing, Albe rt-91 Drewing, Dew ayne -I 05 DRIVER EDU CAT ION- 35 Ducker, Davi d-9I Duffek, Haro ld-50 Duffek, Joyc e-91 Dumpert, Doro thy-I 5, 19 Duncan , Jean ine-4 0, 50, 135, 158, 163 Duncan , Vern -105 Dunekacke, Lind a-I05 , 128 Dunham, Judy -50, 158 Duskin , Paul -9I, 129, 164, 182, 184 Dutcher, Cand ace- 51 , 158 Dze rk, Rob ert- I 05

E Eberly, Rich ard-I 05 Ebner, Alla n-5I , 58 ECA COM MITT EE-I 28 Echerd , John -I 05 Edelbrock, Pam ela-I 05, 145 Edelen, Greg ory-5 1 Edelen, Mila n-I0 5 Ederington , Jame s-51 Edwards, Andr ea-3 2, 91 Edwards, Andr ew-1 05 Edwards, Cha rles- I05 Edwards, Virg inia- 5I, 158 Edwards, Willi am-I 05 Egan, Mau rice- SI Egan , Mich ael-S I Egger, Mich ael-9 I, 123, 128, 144, 151 Eisele, Thom as-I 05, 145 Eisele, Virgi nia-S I Eisert, War ren- I05 Elfring , Gera ld-10 5 , 170 Elliott, Jack ie-9I Elliott, Patr icia- I 05 Elliott, Rog er-I 05 Ellis, Geo rge- 5I , 146, 176 Ellis, Jam es-I 05, 170, 177 Eloge, Ches ter-5 I Elstun, Bonn ie-9I , 125, 148 Emery, Don ald-I 05 Engle , Rex- 9I, 130 ENGLISH DEP ARTM ENT- 24 Ensing, Prisc illa-1 05 Epp, Cand yce- I05, 145 Epp, Virgi nia-9 I , 132, 148 Erichsen, Dane -5I , 164, 178 Erichsen , Kerr y-I 05 Erickson , Char les-5 1 Ernstmeyer, Ricky- 91, 131 Erwin , Carl -105 , 120 Eshelman , Mary -SI , 158 Esquivel, Allen -91 Esquivel , Davi d-51 Esquivel, Robe rt-91 , 129 Essex , Char les-S I, 167

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Estes , La rry-9 I Ettinger, Nan ette- I05 Evans, Clar ence -I5 Evans, Mrs. Ruby -20 Evans , Willi am-S I, 130 Everett, Judi th-I0 5, 130 Eyth , Rob ert-I 5. 170, 182, 183

F FAC ULTY -8-21 Faig, Robe rt-40 , 51 , 147 Farquhar, Jerry -91 Farr, Yve tte- I 05 Farrar, John -5I, 120, 164, 178, 179 Fasnacht, Larr y-9I Faust, Gary -91 Faust , Jame s-10 5 Faust , Mrs. Maxi ne-1 5 Fedon , Carl -9I , 129, 130 Fensler, Robe rt-52 , 120 Ferrill, Ray -I 05 Fiedler, Anna -105 Filbert, Euge ne-1 05, 145 Filbert, Jane t-9I, 126, 132 FINE ARTS DEP ARTM ENT29 Finkel, Mars ha-9 0, 91 , 125, 132, 138, 140 Fischer, Eliza beth- 41, 126, 129, 132, 151 Fischer, Janic e-52 , 149, 158 Fischer, Susa n-I 05 Fischer, Vick i-52 , 125, 158 Fish , Shar on-I0 5 fishe r, Robe rt-15 Fitzgerald , Kare n-92 , 125, 132 Fitz-Henry, Caro l-52 Fitzsimmons , Mrs. Era- 2I Flachman, Doug las-5 2 Flanagan , Dona ld-21 Flanagan, Mrs. Hele n-I5 Florez , Kenn eth-I 05, I 08 Floth , Alan -I05, 145, 146, 181 Flury, Mich ael-1 05, 170 Foley, Mrs. Beul ah-I5 Fontenot, Lind a-I 04, I 05 Ford , Barb ara-9 2 , 125 Ford, John -52 FOREIGN LANG UAG E DEPAR TME NT-2 8 Fortney, Brad ford- 92 , 150, 164, 166, 182 Fortney, Lynn -I 05, 124, 133 FORUM CLU B-I2 9 Fossaceca , Dian e-52 , 158, 162 Foster, earb ara-I 05 Foster, Bruc e-10 5 Foster, Clau dia-5 2 , 138, 140 Foster, Cons uela- 92 , 121 Foster, Geo rge-5 2 Foster, Glor ia-10 5, 121, 149 Foster, John -92 Foster, RaDo nna-5 2, 158 Fowler, Jenn y-92 , 132 Fraley, Pegg y-40 , 52 , 160, 163 Frame , Robe rt-52 , 164 Francisco, Caro lyn-I 05 Francisco, Willi am-9 2

Franklin, Roch elle-9 2 , 120, 125, 132 Franks, Step hen- I05 , 187 Franson , Linda -92, 131 Fredstrom, Dr. R. l.-I0 Freeman, Dona ld-I0 6 Frickel , Willi am-9 2 , 146, 150 Frickle, Phyll is-52 , 155, 158, 160, 200 Friendt, Rand al-92 Fuhrer, Marc ia-92 Fuller , Mary -92, 121 , 123, 125, 129, 149 Fuller , Yvon ne-I0 6 Fultz, Herb ert-I 06 Funkey, Stan ley-5 2 Fuqua , Willi am-9 2 Fushia, Kath y-52 FUTURE HOM EMA KER S-I49 FUTURE NUR SES -I48 FUTURE SECRETARIES-I49 FUTURE TEAC HER S-14 8

G GAA -162 Gabelhouse, Dona ld-47 , 52 , 130, 164 Gage , Denn is-I0 6 Gage , Rona ld-92 Galusha , Jack -52, 142, 164, 166, 168, 186,1 87 Gandara , -Fran cine- I 06 Garcia, Evel yn-I 06 Garner, Jane t-52, 158 Garre tt, Char les-5 3 , 166, 171 , 172, 173 Garr ett, Gary -I06 , 145, 170, 182 Garr ett, Lam ont-I 06, 170 Garre tt, Li nda- I06 Gartn er, Cynt hia-4 0, 41 , 53, 120, 158 Gartn er, Mrs. Ruth -I5 Gartn er, Shar on-5 3 , 158 Gates, Haro ld-I0 6 Gates, Nanc y-53 , 158 Gehlbach, Dian e-92 Geisler, John -92 Geistlinger, Jam es-I 06 Ge istl i ng er, Terry- 53 , 134, 137, 138, 140, 142, 185 Gelatko, Jose ph-I 06 George, Stev en-5 3 , 135 Gerb ig, Stan ley-I 06, 130 Gerlach, Kath erine -92 , 125, 150 Gerlach, Phill ip-92 Gerteisen , Kath erine -I 06 Gesch , Julie -53 Gesch, Norm an-5 3 Gesch , Willi am-9 2 Gette my, Mrs. Esth er-20 Gewecke, Davi d-53 Ghormley , Mari lyn-9 2 , 131, 163 Ghormley , Phyll is-40 , 53 , 63 , 126, 135, 137, 147, 158, 194 G ibson , Eva- I06 Giebelhaus , Gary -92 Gill , Rob ert-I 06, 170, 182 Gillan , Bruc e-27 , 53 , 54, 147, 185 Gillaspie, Clark -92, I 50, 170 Gillis pie , Marj orie- 53

Gillis pie, Terry -92 Gilstad , Lind a-I 06 GIRLS GLE E-I3 2 GIRLS OCT ET-I 36 Glagaus, Gunt is-92 , 150, 185 Glantz, Addi son- 92 Glathar, Bart -92 , 166 Gloe , La nce- 92, 164, 181 Gobl e, Cind y-25 , I 06, 196 Godsey, Char les-9 2, 124, I 29, I 33, 147 Goebel, Jane t-92 Goeglein , Cath erine -106 , 133 Goeglein , Thom as-92 , 164, 170 Goeschel, Glor ia-I 06 Goeschel , Kath leen- I06, 149 Goeschel. Mich ael-9 2 Goetowski , Mary -40, 53 , 138, 140, 141 Goggins, Nanc y-92 Goldstein , Debo ra-92 , 120, 161 , 163 Goldstone , Bruc e-92 , 176, 199 Gomez, Dian e-92 Gomez, Hugo --92 Gonzalez, Ange l-53 Gonzalez, lnes- 53 Gonzales, Lind a-I06 Gordon , Barba ra-I0 6 Gore , Dort hea- I 5, 19, 132 Gorka , Mich ael-I 06, 176 Gorka , Rola nd-5 3 Gottu la , Glor ia-I0 6 Grabowski, Jani ce-4 0, 54, 155, 158 Grad y, Lois- 106 Graham, Lind a-54 , 126, 149, 158 Graham, Patri ce-10 6, 126, 139, 203 Graham , Mrs. Yvon ne-2 0 Gran t, Barb ara-I 06, 133 Gran t, Mrs. Merr ell-1 5 Grantski, Judy -54, 158 Grantski, Lind a-I 06 Grass , M ichae l-92, I 64, 182, 184 Graus, Meli ta-92 Green , lrene -92 , 132 Green, Jame s-92 Green , Larry -92 Green , Marg aret- 54, 158 Green , Stev en-9 2 Greenholtz, Joyc e-90 , 92, 125, 132 Greenholtz, Mary -54 Greenwood , John -I 06 Greenwood, Mary -92 , 130 Gree r, Caro lyn-I 06, 121, 139 Greg g , Doug las-5 4 Gregory, Stev en-5 5 Grenemeier, Jani ce-9 2 Grev ich, Judi th-55 , 80, I 58 , 195 Grev ich , Thom as-92 Griggs, Char les-I 06 Grigg sby, Dian e-I06 Grigg sby, W ilbert- I 06 Groh , Dian e-92 , 123 , 132 Grone, Eliza beth -I5 Gross , Kath y-92

Grosscup, Bry an-1 06, 175, 187 Grosscup, Buf ord -I 5, 186, 187, 189 Groves, Peg gy- 93 Gru enem eier , Don na-9 3 Guest, Wil liam -24, 93 , 182 GU IDA NC E-3 5 Gunn, Kath ie-4 0, 55, 131, 147, 148, 158 Gus hard , Tho mas -106 , 170 Gustafso n, Har lan- I 06, 175 Gwin, Tho mas -55, 181

H Haas, Mrs. Eloi se-2 1 Haas, Randa ll-I 06

Had field , Car ol-5 5, 121, 126, 13 I , I 35, 148, 151 , 158 Hadley, Jan e-9 3, 126, 132 Hafemeister, Nei l-I 5, 188, 189 Hafemeiste r, Tho mas -93, 182 Hag ema n , Jeri -93 , 125 Hag en , Mo na-9 3, 126, 129, 131, 132 Haist, Jud ith- 106 Halderm~n , Col leen -93 Hale, S~erry- 106 Hall, All yn- I06, 131 Hall, Dal e-5 5 Hall, Luc ille- 29, I06, 123 Hall, Robe rta- 93, 118, 119, 125, 132 Hall, Will iam -55, 180 Ham er, Mar y-1 06 ,Ha milton , Bar bara -55 , 158 Hamilton, Dia ne-5 5, 150, 158, 163 Hand, Lin da-1 06, 145 Handy, Tho mas -93 Hanneman, Pau l-10 6, 169 Hanneman, Stev en-5 5, 164, 166, 169, 173, 174, 189 Hansel, Deb ra-93 , 132 Hansel, lrm a-55 , 158 Hansen , Dav id-I 06 Hansen, Jea n-3 3, 106 Hansen, Joh n-9 3 Hansen, Jud y-9 3, 132 Hansen, LaG rand e-16 Hansen , Tho mas -55, 164, 176 Hansen, Vel ana -55 , 135, 149, 158 Hardnock, Wa lter -31 , 55, 134

Hardy, Mar ilyn - I06 Hare, Kat heri ne-9 3, 118, 125, 126 Harm, Ric hard -55 Harmon, Sau ndr a-93 Har nsbe rger , Ste phe n-I 06, 170 Harris, Clar enco --10 6 Ha-rris, Clif ford -93 Harris, Esth er-5 6 Harris, Jan e-5 6, 149, 158 Harris, Mar tin- 24, 93, 122, 178, 203 Harris, Rob ert- 35, 93 , 129 Harris, Sha ron -93 Har shba rger , Sue -93 , 125, 126, 140 Har t, Emi ly-5 6

Hart, Susan A.- 56 Har t, Susan J.-9 3 , 125, 132 Hartman, Gar y-5 6, 130 Hartsell, Dav id-1 06, 128 Harvey , Ger ald- 93 Hassel, Ang elec e-12 5 Hat field , Jan et-9 3 Hat ten , Ste ve- 93 , 120, 164, 175, 185 Hauptman, Lar ry-5 6 Havel, Jac k-9 3 Hawthorne, Denn is-5 6 Hay , Dav id-1 06, 114 Hay , Patr icia -91 , 93 , 126 Hayes, Don ald- 93 Hayes, Joh n-I 06 Haynes, Ric hard -106 Hayter, Cha rles -I 06 Heckman, Bet ty-1 6 Heckman, Mic hae l-93 Heckman, Sus an- I 06, 123 Hedrick, Jam es-5 6, 135, 137, 196 Heg el , Can d ice- 93 , 126 Hegel, Den nis- 93 Heinbigner, Bar ry-9 3 , 130 Heinbigner, Dia nne -93 , 132, 148

Heironymus, Con nie- 93 Helfenstein, Nan cy- I 06 Heller, Dan e-5 6, 182 Heller, Patr icia -56 , 150, 158 Heller, Peg gy- 29, I06, 123 Helmstadter, Don ald- 93 Helton , Dav id-5 6 Helton, Kat hlee n-93 , 126, 132, 133, 148, 1 51 Helton , Tho mas -56 Hempel, Lyn nell e-56 , 158 Henderson, Bar bar a-93 Hendricks, Tho mas -93 , 140, 150, 182

Hendrickson , Jay -56 , 164, 167

Hendrickson , Kip -10 6, 155, 170, 175 Hennessey, Jam es-9 3 Henricks, Bru ce-I 06, 181 Her bste r, Mrs. Cor ene -16 Her gen rade r, Bar bara -93 Her gen rade r, Gle nn- I 06, 145, 170, 175 Her gen rade r, Joh n-5 6 Hergenrader, Mar ilyn -56,

158 Hergenrader , Sta nley -106

Her gert , Step hen -93 , 187 Herman , Bar bara -57, 130 Herman , Ron ald- 29, 93, 131, 164, 180, 182 Harmonie, Dee Ann -93 Hernandez, Phil lip- I 06, 170 Hernandez, Rod eric k-·(02, • 106, 120 Hershner, Lad d-5 7 Herstein, Jac k-I 06 Heskett, Eld on- I I. 143 Hetherington, Har old -93 , 170 Heuke, Stev en-5 7, 164, 178, 179 Hey, Shir ley- 106 , 145 Hia tt, Ron ald- 93, 146 Hia tt, Stev en-1 06

H ibbe rt, Mrs. Al ice- 20 Hibdon, Cur tis- 106 Hibdon , Floyd-5 7, 164, 180 Higgins, Mar gare t-57 , 126, 148, 152, 160 Hi,gh Elk, Eil een -10 6 Highstreet, Jac k-3 4, 57, 164, 173, I 74, 189 Hild, Mrs. Ed ith- 21 Hile, Da ni el-9 3 Hill, Al iceA nn- 106, 131, 133 Hill, E!-arbara-107 Hill, Dav id-5 7 Hill, Dou glas -107 Hill , Elb ert- I 07, 146 Hill , Gay len- 107 , 131 , 145 H ill , Lyn nag ene -93, 125, 131, 132, 133 Hill house, Dua yne -57 Hinkle, Rob ert- 57, 126, 127 Hinman , Geo rge -93 , 95, 133, 186 Hinman, Rob ert- 93 , 130, 185 Hlevyack , Mic hae l-I 78, 179 Hoag, My ron -93 , 164, 170, 180, 187 Hobson, Dia nn- I 07, 131, 145 Hobson, Mrs. Esth er-2 1 Hobson, Joh n-9 3 Hockemeier , Ger ald- 93 Hockemeier, Jerr y-5 7 Hodson, Kar l-I 07 Hodtwalker, Jan ice- 93 , 132 Hof fart , Dal e-93 Hof fart , Dar lene -93 , 126, 132, 148 Hoffer, Mar y-1 07 Hoffer, Nan cy- I 07 Hoffman , Don ald- 107 Hoffman, Jam es A.- 93 Hoffman , Jam es H.- 107 Hoffman , Jan et-5 7 Hoffman , Jen elle -10 7 Hoffman , Nan cy-4 0, 57, 121, 128 ,129 ,135 ,144 ,148 , 151, 158 Hoffman , Reb ecc a-93 , 126, 151 Hoffman , Wa yne -57 Hog an , Virg ini~ -104 , 107 Hog ge, Lar ry-9 3 ; 130, 201 Hoh enfe ldt, Edw ard- I 07, 187 Hohenfeldt, Sha ron -15 8 Holbert, Les -57 , 178 Holbrook, Mrs. Elo ise- 16 Holbrook, Jea nne -40 , 57, 120, 129, 134, 135, 136, 138, 147, 158 Holdorf , Eliz abe th-9 3 , 125, 126, 199 Holland, Jac k-9 3 , 166, 167 Holland , Lar ry-1 07, 170 Holle, Che ryl- 93, 132 Holloway, Step hen -93 , 133 Hollstien, Sha ron -57 , 134, 135, 136, 158 Holmes, Jero me- 58, 131 Holmes, Jon -58 Holmes, Nan cy-1 07 Holt, Fran k-93 , 118, 150, 199 Homan , Loi s-10 7 HO ME CO MIN G-1 64 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT-32

HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIV ES- 120 Hooper, Jac k-5 8 , 176 Hoover, Jino hn- 107 , 126, 145 Horner, Dou glas -I 07 Horstman , Cha rles -58, 130, 164, 176 Houston , Car los- 58, 166 Houston, Ritia -10 7 Howdeshell, Mrs. Alm a- 16 Howland, Dav id-5 8 , 164, 182 Howland, Ernest-2 6, I07 Howland, R. Win fiel d-1 6 Howland , Tho mas -93 Hoyer, Lar ry-5 8, 130, 164, 169 Hoyer, Rob ert- 93 , 130, 187 Huber, Deb rah- 93 , 127, 132, 148, 149 Hudson, Ann ette -10 7, 121, 149 Hudson, Ba rbar a-5 8, 158 Hudson, Kal e-58 Hudson, LaV onn e-93 , 120, 162 Hudson, Mar yell en-1 07, 150, 162 Huff, Rob ert- I 07 Hugelman, Gay le-4 0, 58, 158 Hughes, Ale tta- 93 Hughes, Suzan ne- 107 , 145 Hul bert , Cor win -26 , 40, 58, 134, 164, 180 Hull , Bev erly -I 07, 126 HUMAN RELATIONS COU NCIL -12 1 Humbles , Lin da-1 07, 139 Hunkins, Ron ald- 93 Hunt, Con nie- 58, 134, 158 Hunt, Gar y-9 3 , 133, 170, 187 Hunt, Jam es-9 3, 164, 178 Hunter, Dan ny- I 07, 169 Hurst, Pam ela- 40, 58 ,- 121, 123, 158 Hutcheson , Ran dy- I 07 Hutcheson, Ter ry-5 8 lhrie , Ste ven -94 , 182 lndriksons, Kar lis-4 0, 58, 147, 203 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTME NT- 30, 31 Inness, Sus an-9 4 INTERNATIONAL CLU B-1 23 INTRAMURALS-188, 189 Ireland, LaV ay-5 8, 134, 158 Irons, Joh n-1 07 1sley, San dra -94

J Jack man , Lyn ette -10 7, 130 Jackson, Hen ry-8 5 Jackson , Jerr y-9 4 Jackson, Lin da-5 9 Jackson , Mic hae l-59 Jackson , Nan cy-9 4, 132 Jackson, Stt, phe n-1 07 Jaco bs, Cat heri ne-4 0, 59, 135, 149, 158, 195 Jaco bs, Lin da-9 4, 125, 132 Jaco bs, Mar y-1 07, 120, 123, 126, 145 Jaco bsen , Dia ne-5 9, 158

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Jacobsen , Roger-59 , 130 Jacobsen , Steve-59 Jacobson , Carol-94, 128, 132, 148, 151 Jacobson, Linda-59, 158 Jacoby, Dale-59, 166, 182 James, David-I07 Jandreau, Janice-I07 Janecek, John-I07, 146 Jankovitz, Robert-94 Janousek, Gaylen-94 Jaques, Marvin-27, I 07, 170, 187 Jasinski, Monica-94 Javorsky, Nancy-I 07 Javorsky, Tim-59, 130, 131 Jenkins, Florence-I6 Jenkins, Robert-I07, 118, 129, 131 Jensen, Barbara-94, 123 , 125, 130 Jensen , Georgia-59 Jensen , Lynn-94, 126 Jensen , Michael-I 07, 170, 175 Jensen, Mrs. Selma-2I Jensen, Thomas-I07, 147 Jespersen , Kent-I 07, 169 Jewell , Marsha-94, 125, 133, 140, 148 Johnson , Alden-16, 167, 171, 172, 173 Johnson , Alvin-59 Johnson , A. Wilhelmina-1 6 Johnson , Carol-94, 120, 123, 125, 131, 132, 140, 200 Johnson , Chris-I 07, 131 Johnson, Christina-94 Johnson, Christy-I07 Johnson, Clara-I 6, 63 Johnson , David-59, 134, 135, 137, 189, 195 Johnson , Elaine-I07 Johnson, Glenn-94 Johnson , Karen-I07, 149 Johnson, Linda-94 Johnson , Pamela-59, 158 Johnson , Richard-94 Johnson , Roberta-59 , 123, 150, 158, 162 Johnson, Ronald-59 Johnson, Sherry-94 Johnson , Shirley-33, 59 , 158 Johnston , Karen-94, 125 , 126, 132, 140, 193 Johnston, Sondra-94, 132 Jones, Cheryl-94 Jones, Donna-59 Jones, Gary-94 Jones, Harold-94 Jones, Jackie-94, 132 Jones, James-I 07, 170 Jones, Mrs. Jean-2I Jones, Susan-94 Jones, W illa-94, 132, 163 Jordan , Harold-107, 120 Jordan , Joyce-94, 147 Joyner, James-I6 JOY NIGHT-I42, 143 , 144 Jozeps, lnta-27, 38, 40, 59, 133 , 134 Jurgens, Mary-I07 Jurich , Barbara-59, 149 Jurich , Martha-94

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K Kage, Linda-I 07 Kahler, James-60 Kahler, John J.-60, 74 Kahler, John R.-94 Kahler, Linda-60, 126, 133 , 134, 135, 136, 138, 140, 158 Kahler, Ray-I08, 170 Kahler, Steven-60 Kahm , Daniel-I08, 164, 178, 192 Kane, Sandra-60, 158 Kapke, Daniel-I08 , 177 Kapke , David-60, 146, 195 Kappelmann, Dale-60 Kappelmann , Gale-60 Kargo, Mrs. Hilda-2I Karnes, Gary-I08 Karnopp , Kathleen-90, 94, 120, 163 Kats, Audrey-60, 135 Kats, Georg ia-I08 Kaufman, Linda-60, 158 Kaulins, Arved-94, 164, 181, 197 Kau lins, Sarmite-60, 158 Keedy, Nath a n-I08, 146 Keelan , Mally-39, 60, 118, 133 , 135, 137, 138, 140, 142, 164 Keelan , Timothy-I 08, 118, 170 Kelley, Janice-60, 158 Kelley, Kenneth-60, 80, 181 Kemp, Donald-94 Kenaston , Margaret-I 08 Kenaston , Robert-60 Kenaston , Russell-94 Kennedy, Lynn-I 08 , 139 Kennett, Paul-I08 Key, Fredrick-I 08, 178 Key, Sheri-38, 40, 61 , 129, 132, 136, 140, 147, 158, 194 Kilgore , Linda-94, 127, 151 Killen , Howard-I08 Kimmons, Michael-94, 133 King , Beth-I 08 Ki ng, Bobby-94, 146 King, Charles-6I, 146, 164, 166, 168, 173 , 182 King, Janelle-6 I, 158 King, Kathryn-94, 125 King , Steve n-I08 King , Wayne-I08, 146, 170, 175 Kinghorn, Lynn-108 , 124 Kinnan, Darrel-6I , 134 Kirk, Charles-I 08 Kirk, Kathleen-I 08, 126, 130 Kirkendoll , Ronnie-94, 180 Kirkpatrick, Morris-I08 , 147 Kirsch , Mrs. Judith-I5 Kister, Judith-I08, 145 Kitsmiller, Joseph-I 08, 175 Klein, Baroara-61 , 149, 158 Klein , Randall-61 Kle itsch , Mrs. Jean-I6 Kline , Angela-61 Kline, Kay-6I Kline, Patricia-I 08 Kling, Patricia-6I , 126, 131, 148, 158 Klockner, Cheryl-6I

Knaub , Michael--40, 61, 118, 164, 165, 180, 184 Knecht, Georgene-6I , 158 Knig ht, Carol-94, 123 , 125, 127, 132, 133 , 162 Knight, Deborah-25, 61, 134, 158, 193 Knight, Georgt..-94 Knight, Linda-I08 Knopp , Timothy-I 08 , 170, 181 Knott, Richmond-94 Knutson , Jack-94 Koch, Constance-40 , 61 , 134, 137, 140, 158 Koch, Rita-94 Koch , Vicki-108 Kolb, Linda-6I , 158 Kollmorgen , Karl-94, 170, 180 Koluch , Rose-94 Kos, Susan- I 08 Kraft, Cary-I08 Kranz, Karen-94 Krauze, Valdis-94 Krcmarik, Leonard-94, 166 Krcmarik , Mrs. Marie-2I Kreick, Jacob-I 08, 175 Krejci, Janice-29, 94, 163 Krepel, Consta nce-94, 126 Kreps , Ca rol-6I , 120 Kreps , Wayne-108 Krogman , Mrs. Bessie-21 Kroon , M ichael-94 Kruce, Gaylord-62 Krueger, Franklin-94 Krueger, Patricia-94, 127, 130 Kruger, David-62 Kruger, Susan-I 08 Krumins, lngrid-I08, 139, 145 Krumins, lris-94 Krygier, e,runo--94 Krzeneski, Gary-27, 94 Kubert, Larry-62 , 130, 140, 141, 144 Kuchera, Gary-94 Kuehn , William-94, 170 Kuhlman , Darrel-62 Kuhlman, Katherine-I08 , 124 Kuhns, Charles-I08 , 124, 147 Ku jaw a, Betty- I 08 Kuklin , Harry-I 6, 181 Kulwicki, W illiam-I08 Kushner, Sherrill-94, 120, 132, 140, 151 Kuster, Mrs. Thelma-2I Kuzelka, Richard-94, 130, 144

L Lade, Marilyn-109, 162 Laird , John-I 09 Lake, James-94 Lamb, Mrs. Evelyne-2I Lange, Robert-I09 Langston, Eugene-94 Langston, Karen-94 Larsen, Ellen-94 Larson, W illiam- I 09 Lattimer, Robert-I 09 Latzel, Linaa-94, 123, 125, 126, 127, 153, 162 Law, Robert-16

Laws, Mary-39, 40, 62, 130, 148, 162 Laws, Patricia-94, 122, 130, 147, 162 Laws, Steven-109 Lawson , Douglas--40, 62, 118, 164, 166 Lawson , Mary-I 09 , 130 L CLUB-I 64, 165 Leach , Larry-31 , 62 Leach , Paula-62 Leach ; Scarlett-I 09 Leacock, James-I09 Leak, Roger-I 09 Lear, Ronald-94 Learned , Douglas-62 , 138, 147, 164, 176 Lebsack , David-I09, 181 Lebsack, Greg-62 Lederer, Mrs. Ruth-I 7, 163 Lee, Gary-I09 Leigh, Dennis-',2 Leigh , Patricia-33 , I 09, 123 , 149 Leitch , Alison-38 , 40, 62 , 74, 128 Leitis, Alda-109 , 145 Lekai, Alex-62 • Lekai, Lydia-17 LeMay, Steven-94, 133 Lempka , Connie-62 Leonard , Cecil-20 Leonard, Martin-I09, 170 Letellier, Gary-94 Leupold , Michael--40, 62 , 118_, 119, 123, 135, 164, 186, 19-3 Lewis, Jacqueline-95 Lewis, LeAnn-I09, 149 LIBRARY COMMITTEE -128 Lien, Max-I7 Likens, Marilee--40,, 62, 129, 130, 132, 135, 136, 140, 147, 192 Lile, David-62 Liming, Lonnie-63 Lincke , Judith-109 Lind , Carolyn-109, 113, 123, 126 Lind , Jane--40, 63 , 123 Lind, Philip-95, 164, 178 Linden , Mrs. Ella-21 LINKS BOARD-I 54, 155 Lintz, lngrid-I09 Lintz, James-95 Linville , Robert-I 09 Litt, John-95 Little , King-39, 40, 63 , 118, 129, ISi, 164,178,179, 185 Littlefield, Susan-109 Livingston, Dwight-95, 130 Livingston, Richard-109, 145 Lockard , Darlene-63, 131, 158 Lococo, David--40, 63 Loeffelbein, Terrance-95, 130 Loehr, Andy-I 7, 167 Logan , Percy-95, 126 Lohr, Dale--95, 123, 125, 132, 149, 162 Lohr, Richard-109, 146 Lomack, Ruby-109 Long, Fro nces-95, 125 Long, Linda--40, M, 129, 138, 140, 158

Long, lois-95, 132 Looby, Lawrence-95 Loos, Dave-3I , 64 Loos, Douglas-95, 175, 186 Loos, Linda-I 09 Loos, Mary-I 09 Loos, Roger-95 Lounder, James-64, 164, 176 LOUNGE STAFF-2I Love, Pamela-64, 158 Love, Patricia-SB, 64, 148, 158 Lovelace, Kav-95, 125 Lubben, Lyn~-109 Lueders, Teresa-I09, 123, 139 Luedke, Donovan-I7 Luedke, Sara-90, 95, 120, 163 Luedtke, Rick-I 07, 109 Luft, Cheryl-95, 125 , I 32 Luft, Gregory-64, 130 Luhr, Rich ard-I09 Lumpkin , Jack-95 Lund, Barbara-95, 13 2, 163 Lundak, James-95 Lundholm, Mary-64, 152, 158 Lundholm, Robert-I 09, 170 Lundy, Paul-64 Lux, Dr. ·John-10 Lux, Marshall-64 Lyons, •Larry-64, 164, 166, 180 Lyons, Sue-I09 , 120, 133, 138, 139 Lysko, Jerry-I09, 145 ~ytell, George-95 , 180

M Maas, Michael-I I 0 Machers. llze-64, 138, 140, 158 Maddux, John-95 Maddux, Mary-I I 0 Madison , John-I 02 , I I 0, 145 MADRIGALS -I 36, 137 Madsen, Dean-64 M agee, Robert-I 0 M agnuson, Rodney-95 Ma gnuson, Ruel-95 Maher, Weldon-95 Malcolm , Joyce-95 Ma llat+, Patrick-I7 Ma loney, Kathleen-95 Ma ly, Stanley-92, 95 , 164, 173, 186 Ma nthey, Carl-I7 Ma r, Mollia-II0 Marble, Mrs. Lauretta-2I Marcum, David-95 Maresch, Linda-95 , 125 Maresh, Larry-40, 64, 147, 150 Mariscal, Caroline-I I 0 Mariscal , Ernest-95 Marker, Charles-I 10, 170 Markussen, Gwendolyn-9 5, 120 Marsh , Michael-95 Marshbank, Doris-64 Martin, Elwood-64 Martin , Glenn-95, 130 Martin, lrene-I7 Martin , Jan-96

Martin, John-64, 130, 146 Martin , Joyce-II0, 123,149 Martin , Julie-64, 149, 158, 197 Martin, Marilyn-64, 158 Martin , Ramona-96 Martin , Mrs. Shirley-I7 Martin , Trudie-I 10, 149 Mason , Kathryn-90, 96, I 01, 13 I , 140, 153 Mason , Pamela-II0 Mason , Shannon-II0 Massa , Emily-96 Massa , Melvin-II0 MATHEMATIC S DEPARTMENT-26, 27 Mattingly, Michael-I 10, 145 Mauel , Alan-II0 Maughan , Shirley-II0 Maul. John-65, 130, 134, 137, 203 Mayer, Donald-96 Mayo, Hellen-96 Mayo, Patricia-I 10, 147, 149 Mazour, James-I IQ Mazurak, Terry-96, 121, 129, 130, 151, 175 Mazurak, Will iam-II 0 McAllaster, Kathryn-96, 126, 131, 140 McCall, Janet-96, 125 McCann, Barbara-96, 124 McCaugherty, Dennis-96, 124 McCauley, Danny-I I 0, 170, 175, 182 McCullough , Cherie-65, 160 McCurdy, Vickie-II0 McDonald, Patricia-65, 158 McGee, Vicki-65, 158 McGinn is, Donna-96 McGrew, Becky-I I 0 McGuire, Michael-I I 0, 178 McKelvey, Mary-I 10, 118, 145, 166 McKelvey, Stephen-34, 96, 164, 166, 175, 186 Mclachlan , Thomas-96 McMaster, Jill-24, 110, 123, 126, 130 McNeese , Susan-I 10, 120, 145 McNeil, Charles-96, 150 McNeil, Tena-II0 McPherson, Judith-65, 120, 149, 158 McPhersbn, Robert-65 McWilliams, Geary-65 McWilliams, Victor-I I 0, 170, 177 Mead , lda-II0 Meader, Julia-96 Medina, Marguerite-65 , 158, 197 • Mee, Karen-65 Meek, Patricia-II0 Meeks, ~•ill-65 Meeks, Sara-96, 125 Mehrhoff, Dennis-65 Mehser, John-I I 0 Mehser, Terri-I I 0, 120, 126 Meier, Ronald-I 10, 147, 164, 173 Melland, Michael-96

Mericle, W illiam-65 Merley, Candice-96, 125, 130 Merrill, Diane-65 Merwick, Mrs. Suzanne-I7 Messman, Diana-96 Metheny, Diana-I I 0, 139, 145 Meyer, Barbara-32 , 96 Meyer, Gary-I I 0, 170 Meyer, James-I I 0 Meyer, Lynn-65 Meyer, Sherry-65 , 138, 149, 158 Michael. Gary-I I 0 Michaelson, Cathy-96, 153 Michon, Dean-96 Middleton , Diane-I I 0 Middleton, Vickey-66, 134, 149, 151, 158 Miers, Rodney-29 , 96 Miller, Connie-96, 130 Miller, Dennis-I I 0 Miller, Glenn-96, 181 Miller, Helen Jo-I 7, 162 Miller, Lloyd-II0 Miller, Minnie-66, 96 Miller, Nancy-66, 149, 158 Miller, Roy-66 Miller, Sharon-96 Miller, Stephen-66 Milligan, Nancy-96 Mills, Joan-96 Mills, Linda-96 Mills, Rita-96 MIMES-I39 Minchow, Margaret-96 , 132 Minick , Ruth-96 Minicz, Jeanne-II0 Minnig, Lane-96 Minshall, Nawanda-II0 , 145 Minzel, Gary-II0 Mitchell, Edward-96 Mitchell , Kenneth-66 Moeller, Daniel-96 Mogstad , Norma-I 10, 123, 147, 149 Mohlman , Donald-96, 164, 170, 173, 186 .

Monnier, Helene-43, 66 Moore, Brenda-96 Moore, Charles-I I 0, 164, I 66, I 75, 182 Moore, Robert-96 Moore, Roger-67 Moore, Sally-96, 123, 128, 132, 133 Moore, Terrence-96, 164, 166, 182 Morey, Je.a nette-40, 67, 130, 135 Morgan, Keith-67 Morgan , Margaret-67, 118, I 60, 165, 202 Morgan , Sherry-I I 0 Morgan , Trevor-96, 140 Morrell, Francine-I25 Morri6, Janet-96 Morris, Mary-54, 67 Morrison, James-67 Morrow, Edward-30, 96 Mortensen, Joyce-6·7, 134, 149, 158

Mortensen , Kathleen-I I 0, 123 Mortensen , Robert-I I 0 Moser, Arthur-96 , MOVIE OPERATORS -I46 Moxham , Lynn-96 Muehlhausen , Beve rl ee-67, 149, 158 Mueller, Andrew-67 Muffley, Donna-92 , 96, 132, 151 MUMMERS-I 40, 141 Murphy, Linda-96 Murphy, Peter-96, 151 Myers, David G.-II0 Myers , David J.-I7, 170 Myers, John-96, 130, 151

N Neal, John-67 Neal, William-96 Neely, Mark-I I 0 Neff, Lynn-96, 130 Neff, Michael-I I 0 Neff, Raymond-67 Nelson, Darwin-67 Nelson, Elaine-96 Nelson , Helen-I I I Nelson, Michael-I I I Nelson , Pamela-I I I Nelson , Renee-96, 127, 130 Nevels, Marvel-I I I Newcomer, Mary-I I 1, 123, 126 NEWCOMERS CLUB-I24 Newhouse , Paul-96, 131, 133, 197 Newlon, Michael-96 Newlun, Myrna-SB , 67, 134, 137, 158 Newman, Candace-I I I Newman, Mark-67 Newton, Mary-96, 125·, 126, 150 Nichols, Sandra-96, 132 Nicholson, Cathy-I I I Nickell, Jacqueline-6 7 Nickles, Dale-67, 185 Nider, Mary-96, 125 Niederkofler, Ann-I I I Niemeyer, Gayle.:_! I I Niemeyer, Marva-67, 158 Nimie, Stephen-I I 1, 124 Nobbman, Gary-I I I Nobbman , Gloria-40, 67, 134,137,148 ,151,158 Nohavec, Donna-67, 135, 158, 198 Nolen, Karen-68, 203 Novak, Douolas-96, 133 Nowakowski,~ Anna-68 Nowakowski, Helen-96 Null, -Steven-I I I Nyhoff, Virginia-96, 131 , 132, 140 Nyquist, Trudy-96, 125, 127, 132, 133

0 Oberg, Wayne-68 Oberheu , Steven-I I I O'Brien , Patricia-96 Ochsner, Jane-96 Ochsner, Joel-I I I

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Odle, Terri-96, 120, 132 O ' Driscoll , Kathleen-68 OFFICE STAFF-20 O'Gara, Martha-96, 125 Ogden , James-96, 120, 133 , 138, 140, 151 Oldenburg, Kathleen-96, 125, 127, 132, 148, 162 Oldfield, William-97, 169 Oliphant, Marianne-97, 123, 125, 162 Olsen , Linda-97, 125, 148, 149 Olsen , Steven-I I I Olson , Eileen-97, 127, 148 Olson , Thomas-68, 146 Oltmann , Mrs. Maggie-2 1 O ' Meara , Daniel-I I I OPERA-I 34, 135 ORCHESTRA-130 ORPHEONS-133 Orr, Na ncy-I 11, 149 Orta , Robe rt-I 11 , 164, 180, 187 Orth , Joseph-97, 170 Ortiz, Helen-39, 40, 68 , 120, 126, 135, 136, 158, 197 Osberg, Ronald-68 Osborn, Annette-68 Osborn, George-I I I , 187 Osborn, Wayne-17 Osmera , Kathy-68 Osten, Carl-97 Ostlund, Richard-I I I Othling , Albert-21 Outhier, Connie-68 Overton , Janice-97, 126 Owen , David,-97, 131 Owen , Richard-68, 198 Owens, Mary-68 , 149, 158 Ozenbaugh , Sue-40, 68, 120, 163 Ozol ins, John-97, 133 Ozols, Andris-43 , 68, 147, 151

p Paas, David-97 Paas, Rhoda-I I I, 128 Pabst, John-I I I 'Paceley, Debra-I I I Padgett, Norman- I I I Palmer, James-I I I Palmer, Warren-92 , 97, I 82 Panasiuk, Wladymyr-68 Panteloglow, Jim-97 Panteloglow, Larry-I I I Pape , Ronald-97 Pappas, Constance-I I I, 123 , 126 Pappas, Daniel-97, 175, 187 Pardubsky, Joy-90, 97, 125, 132 Parker, James-97 Paroubek, .Jackalin-68, 158 Pasika, Eugenia-68, 158 Pasika , Olga-I I I Patterson , Leland-97 Patzel, Paul-97, 185 Paul, Anna-I I I , 123, 130, 133 Pauley, Sharon-I I 1, 123, 126 Pauley, Stuart-97, , 130, 133, 164, 176

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Paulsen , Gary-97, 175, 182 Paulsen , Twyla-97, 124, 148 Peacock, Carole-97 Peacock, Larry-I I I Pearlstein, Victoria-69 Pearson, Bruce-II 1, 175, 187 Pedersen , Mary-90, 97, 125, 132, 140 'Pedersen, Rex-I I I Pederson , Susan-69, 149, 158 Pelletier, Richard-69 , 134, 137, 164, 181, 198 Pelton , John-97, 133 Penrod , David-97, 130 PEPPERS-I 58, 159 Perry, W illiam-I I I Perry, Zelma-I 11 Pester, Patty-69, 149, 158 Pester, Roy-97 Pester, Sh irley-I I I Peters, Mrs. Kay-21 Petersen , Barbara-40, 69, 126, 130, 148, 151 Petersen , James-I I 1, 170,' 180 Petersen, Shirley-I 11, 133, 139 Petersen , William-69, 135, 137, 199 Peterson , Jane-Ill , 192 Peterson , Jerry-69, 134, 166 Peterson, Pamela-97 Petreczko, John-97 Pfeiff, William-I I Pfoltner, Deborah-97 Pfund , Cathryn-27, 38 , 40, 69, 143, 152, 158 Pfundt, Karen-97 Phalen, Marlene-97 Phelps, Agnes-69 Phillips, David-97, 133 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT-34 Piccolo, JoAnn-32 , 97, 125, 126,132, 148 Pickering, Ave ry-69 Pien ing , Susan-I I I Pillard , Toni-97, 132, 148 Ple is, Ronald-69 Plock, Linda-97, 162 Poague, Connie-97, 126 Pohlenz, Lee-40, 69 , 147, 173 Polivka , German-97, 133 , 185 Polson , Dora-69, 149, 158 Pool , Linda-97 Poore, Da na-97, 126, 130 Pope, Dennis-I I 1, 170, 187 Pope, Jerry-69 Porath , Barbara-I I I , 123 , 149 Portsche, Janice-69, 135, 153 , 160 Potts, Nancy-97, 124 Powell , Cynthia-I I I Powell , Denn is-97, 146 Powell, Evelyn-97, 124 Powell, Jack-I I I Powell , Lonnie-I I I Powell, Marchioness-70 Powell, Salamanaca-111 Powers, Myia-50, 97, 126, 161 , 163 Prai, Kurt-97, 133, 170

Prange, Douglas-97 Prell , Steven-I I I Preston , Colleen-40, 70, 134, 138, 140, 158 Prettyman, Linda-I I I Prettyman , Mrs. Marie-21 Prettyman , W ill iam-97 Pribyl, Sharon-97, 127, 130, 149 Pr ice , E•ruce-111 Price , Deborah-I I I Price , Diana-I I 1, 149 Price, Linda-I I 1, 162 Prochnow, Garold-I I I Prochnow, Janet-I 11 , 131 Proctor, Beverly-97, 132 Proctor, Cynth ia-70, 158, 162 Prucha , Michael-97 Puckett, Mrs, Ru t h-21 Pud ists, Biruta-88, 98 , 120, 161 Purbaugh , Lee-70 Pu rin s, John-I I I Putman , Sandra-I I I

Q Quattrocchi, Sandra-I I I Qu ig, Verleen-90, 98, 125, 126, 132

R Rabe, Beverly-98, 120, 125, 126, 127 Rader, Marvin-17 RADIO CLUB-146 Radke, Steven-25, 111 Ramsey, Barbara-40, 70, 120, 126, 140, 141 , 158, 194 Ramsey, Pa tr ic ia-I I I , 123, 126 Rance, Byro n-30, 98, 140 Randolph , Beverly- I I I Rando lph , Darrell-70 Raney, Leon-98 Ratliff, Robert-70 Rawlings, Leslie-98 Ray, Claudia-I I I Rebensdorf, Sally-70, 158, 163 RED CROSS COUNCIL-126, 127 Redinger, Marietta-I I I Reed , Mary-70, 149 , 158 Reed, Shirley-I I I Reel, Windle-IS Reetz, Lucinda-I I I Reeves, Judd- I I I Reeves, LaVona-40, 41 , 70, 120, 126, 134, 137, _140, 148, 158, 197 Reger, linda-98 Re ich , Marie-40, 70, 128, 135, 137, 148, 158, 198 Re ichwe in, Pam-70, 158 Reid, Sherrye-70 Reifschneider, Allen-98 , 195 Reinhardt, Edward-70 Re inhardt, Mrs. Marie-21 Reinhardt, Trudy-98 Reinhardt, William-I I 1, 177 Reitz, Robert-I I I Rempe, Kim-I I I Renne, Richard-98 , 164, 176

Renter, M ichael-98, 177 RESERVE BASEBALL-187 RESERVE MSKETBALL-175 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS161 RESERVE FOOTBALL-170 RESERVE GOLF-181 RESERVE GYMNASTICS-177 RESERVE TENNIS-185 Retherford , Jerry-34, 40, 70, 185 Retzlaff, Roger-I I I Rezac, Jeannette- I I I, 145 Rezac, Michael-70 Rhoades, Mrs, LaVern-20 Rice, Delone-70, 158 Richards, Marga ret-98 Richards, Mary-71 Richardson , Diane-112 Richardson , Harry-1 12 Richters, Tex- I 12, 175 Rife , Calvin-71 , 133, 135, 137, 186 Rife, Roger-98 , 170, 182 Riggins, Jim-71 , 167, 168 Ril ey, Hope-71 Ripley, David-I J 2, 170, 182 Ripley, Robert-4 1, 71 , 130, 164, 178, 179 Ritt er, George-98 Rixstine, Barbara-I I 2, 139, 145, 147 Roach , Virgi nia-1 12 Robb, Sha ron-40, 71 , 152, 158 Roberts , Deborah-I 12 , 126 Roberts , Joan-71 , 158 Roberts , Lloyd-7 1 Robert s, Mrs. Virg inia-18 Robertso n, Charles-71 , 176 Robidoux, John-112 Robi nson , Cynthia-1 12 Robi nson , Dorothy-112 Robinson , Nancy-98, 125, 148, 149, 203 Rob ison, Joa n-38 , 40, 71, 163 Robot ham , Billie-1I2 Roby, Ronald-72 Roderick, Judith-18 Rod gers, Linda-72 , 121 , 125, 126, 134, 153 , 158 Rodgers, Su san-40, 72 , 74, 158 Roggenkamp, Marc-98 Rogg enkamp, Nicholas- 112 Roh n, Diana-72 , 135, 158 Rolfs meyer, Melvin-1 12 Romisch , Bonnie-40, 72 , 134, 138, 140, 163 Rennell , Ronald-112 Root, Richard-I I 2, 147 Rose, Dou glas-112 Rosebe rry , Roger-72, 176 Rosenberger, Craig-98, 164, 166 Rosenberger, Holly-38, 40, 72 , 120, 140, 154, 158 Roser, Linda-I 12, 149 Ross , Candace-98 Ross, Daniel-98 Ross, Kathryn-I 12, 126, 149 Ross, Ronald-98 , 170, 187 Roth , Cindy-72, 158

Roth , Jul ie- 98 , 126 Rothe , Patrici a-4 0, 72 , 135 , 137 , 158 Rowe , Albe rt-9 8 , 130 , 186 , 200 Rowen , Ra ym on d-I 12 , 170 Rowley , Ba rba ra- 98 , 150 Rowley, Lin da -72 , 149 Rowley, Sharri- 98 Rowse , W illia m- 98 Rudebusch , Me rle -18 Rulla , Jud y-9 8 , 130, 163 Ryan , Jua nit a-9 8 Ryan , Pa tri ck- 35 , 73 Ryb a ~ - 7 3 Ryon, Mich ae l- 11 2

5 SAFETY CO MM ITT EE -12 7 Saf ford , J ennife r-4 0, 73 , 118 , 136 , 154 , 158 , 165 Safranek , Tho ma s-9 8 Sammons, Ha rol d-7 3 Samoyoa , J org e-1 12 Sa mpson , Mrs. Jea nin e-2 1 Sa mpson , Joh n-I 12, 175 , 187 Sa mpson , Rita -73 Samuelson , Do nn- 112 Sa nchez, _Ol ga- 73 , 158 Sat tler , San dra -98 , 126, 201 Saunsoci, Co ra- 112 Saunsoci , Ma xin e-7 3 Sayers , Ste ven -98 Say re, Ka thl een -98 , I 18, 121 , 125, 132 , 133 Sayre, Mrs. Ka thl een -I 5, 18 , , 143 Scd or is, Sha ron -11 2 Sch adt , Sus a n-1 12 Sch aef er, Lin da -98 , 125 , 132 Sch aef fer , Dr. Re ed- 10 Sch afe r, J a me s-9 8 Sch afe r, Jan e-7 3 , 158 Sch afe r, Jean-7 3 , 138 , 158 Sch afe r, Mi cha el- 73 Schafer, Sha ron -73 , 158 Sch affe r, She lley -98 , 140, 151 Sch eel e, Th om as- 73 Sch e lert , Re inh art -73 , 129 Schell, Ke nne th- 98 Schenkel, Fre der ick -98 Sch idler, Ric har d-9 8 , I82, 184 Schildman , Ba rba ra- 73 Sc hildman, Na ncy -98 , 125, 148, 162 Sc hi ldman, Shi rle y-7 3 Schlabs, San dra -98 Schl ege l, Wi llia m- 112 Schl eig er, Ca rol -11 2 Sch leig er, Ch ery l-7 3 Schleiger, Jud ith -11 2 Sch leug er, La ura -90 , 98, 130 Sch ma ilzl, Bev erly -98 Sch ma ilzl, Ro ber t-7 4 Schmersal. Pau la- 112 Schmidt, Ali san ne- 112 , 123, 126 Schmidt, All en- 74, 134, 137 Sch mid t, Fre der ick -98 , 121 , 123 , 129, 140 , 141 , 147 , 151, 153 Sch mid t, Ste ven -99

Schmieding , Vic tor ia- 99, 132 Schmuck, Ear l-9 9 Sc hmuck , Ro nal d-1 12 Schn e ide r, Car l-3 8, 40, 74, 12 1, 123 , 128 , 129 , 134, 135, 147 , 194 Sch nei der , Ma ry- 99 , 125 , 126 , 132 , 133 , 148 , 151 Sch nei der , Na ncy -11 2 Schne ide r, Pam ela -74 , 125 , 126 , 149 , 158 Schomaker, Jol een -99 Sch rag e , Peg g y-1 12 Schrek ing er, Fre der ick -99 , 118 , 121 , 123, 129 Sch rep f, Na ncy -74 , 120 , 126, 142, 150 , 152 , 158 , 163 Schrod t, De bor ah- 112 Sch roe der , Joh n-9 9 , 133 Sch roe r, Ba rba ra- 99, 125 , 126 , 132, 148 Sch um ach er, Ca rol -40 , 74, 129 , 151 , 203 Sch um ach er, Lin da- 99, 129 Schwab , Lo is-1 8 Schwalm , Lar ry- 99, 130 Schwalm, Lin da- 112 Schwartz, Ste phe n-7 5 Schwartzkopf , Ch rist ine -40 , 75, 118 , 140 , 143 , 158, 163 Schwartzkopf, Suz ann e-I 12, 118 , 123, 139 Schwarz, Mrs . Ru th- 18 Schweitzer, Do nna -99 Schwisow , Ba rba ra- 75, 149 , 158 SCIENCE CL U~ ~IS 0 SC IEN CE DEPARTMENT-26 , 27 Scott, Ha rol d-I 2, 18 , 175 , 182 , 183, 184 SCRIBE BO AR D-1 51 Searles, Sid nee -99 , 132 Sears, Mrs. Be rth a-2 1 Sears, Ma rci a-1 12 Sears, Shi rle y-9 9 Seay, Will iam -99 Seiler, Ste ven -99 , 130, 182 Sem rad , Ro ber t-9 1 , 99, 131, 164 , 176 Seng stake, Terr i-7 5, 15& Sercl, Sha ron -11 2 Sevenker, Ke nne th- 40, 75 Sexton , Ga ry- 75, 135, 182 Sha dle y, Ear l-9 9 Shanek, Lor ri.n da- 75, 130, 158 Sha ner , Be ver ly- I 12, 133 Sha ner , Jan et- 99 , 128, 140, 163 Sha ner , Ro ber t-I 12 , 139 Sha piro , Joh n-7 5 Sha pov al , Mi cha el- I 12 , 170, • 185 Shapoval, Nic kol ai-7 5 Sha ttuc k, Ca the rin e-9 9, 125, 148 Shaw, Ca rie l-9 9 Shaw, Jam es- 99 , 118 , 119, 164, I 75, 184, 199 Shaw, Tim oth y-I I 2, 14 7 Shaw,- Wi llia m- 112 She ar, Bru ce- 75 She ar, No rm a-9 9

She epe r, Mrs. Ge ral din e-2 1 Sheffield , La rry -I 12 , 145 , 170 Sheldon , Pat ric k-9 9 Sheldon , Sus an- 112 She,llh ouse, Gl enn -I 12 She par d , De bor ah- 99, 125 She par d , Ro der ick -I I2, 170 , 187 She par d , Ste wa rt-7 5 She phe rd , She ryl -75 , 158 She rida n , Da ve- 112 She rida n , Ha rrie t-9 9 She rida n , Ka ren -11 2 Shields, Da nny -75 Shottenkirk , An tho ny- I I2, 170 , 175 Shr ade r, Ra ym a-4 0 , 75, 134, 137 , 158 Shreve , Na ncy -75 , 158 Shreve , Ric har d-1 12 Shriner, Ly nn- 75, 158 . Shurtleff, M ike -75 Siedel!, Nic k-7 5 , 166 Siedel!, Th om as- 99 Siefkes, Mrs. Ru th- 18 Sie gris t, De nni s-7 6, 135 , 137 Silbersack, Bla nch e-9 9 Silva , Joa n-7 6 Simmons, Ne dra -40 , 54, 76, 121 , 123 Simms, Mi cha el- 99, 127 Simms, Te rry -I I 2, 175 Simpson , Joh n-9 9 , 164, 170 Simpson, Ma rjo rie -99 , 132, 148 , 149 , 203 Simpson , Me lvi n-I 8, 170, I 80, 189 Skomer, Da vid -I 12 Skoog , Ge ral d-1 8 Slaight, Ha rol d-1 8 Sia ikeu , Ste phe n-7 6, 134, 137 , 138 , 140, 193 Slama , De nni s-9 9, 127 Slemin, Ka ren -76 , 162 Slig ar, Fra nkl in- 112 Smelser, Ha rol d-7 6 Smith , Barbara A.- 112 , 120, 126 Smith , Barbara S.- 76, 158 Smith , Ch arl es- 99Smith, Ch ery l-I 12 , 130 Smith , De bor ah- I 12 , 139 Smith, Ed wa rd- 112 Smith , Ga ry- 99 , 100 , 133, 138 , 140 , 141, 144 Smith , Ha rve y-1 12 Smith , Jul ia- 99 Smith , Ke rry -99 ,_ 130 Smith , Ma ry- I I 2, 130, 133, 139 Smith , Mi cha el- 76, 164 , 166 Smith , Na ncy -76 Smith , Ro ber t-7 7 Smith , Sc ott -77 Smith, Sus an- 112 Smith, Te rry -77 Smith, Va lde en- 99, 153, 195 Snell.· Ra lph -21 Sni der , Ra nda ll-I 12 , 170 Snow, Da nie l-9 9, 146 Snowden, Jam es- 77 SO CIA L STUDIES DEPARTME NT -25

Solomon , Ba rne y-7 7 Solomon, Jud y-I 12, 120, .126 Solorzano, An a-1 12 Solt, Ca rol yn- 99 , 132 Sommer, Ma ry- 40, 77, 80, 138, 140 Sommer, Vic ky- 99, 132 Sommerhauser, Eil een -90 , 99, 125 , 132 , 138, 140 Sommers, Jam es- 18 Sommers, Ste ven -99 , 133 SO PH OM OR E MSKETBALL -17 5 SO PH OM OR E FO OT BA LL 170 Sorensen , Jul ie- 99 Sorensen, Th om as- 77 Soukup , Joh n-9 9 Sou the rlan d , Wa yne -99 Spackman , Jon -77 Spa dt, Ka ren -I I 2, 149 , 162 Spa dt, Pau lett e-9 9, 125 Spa nje r, Sh err y-7 7 Sparks, Pat ti-7 7, 149, 158, 196 Speedlin, Joh n-I I 2, 170 Spe er, Ma rtin -77 Spicha, Jan ina -77 Spiker, Jan et- 24 , 99, 126, 132 , 161 Splichal, Jos eph -99 SPORTS-156-189 Spr agu e, Phi llip -I 8, 176 Spr ing er, Wa yn e-I 12, 164, 180 Srb , Sar ah- 102 , 112, 120, 139, 197 Stalder, Ka rol yn- 112 Staley, Ke nw ood -11 3 Stamm, Fre d-7 7, 164 , 180, 185 Standley, Mi cha el- 113 Sta nto n , Ru th- 40, 77, 1·29, 131 , 143, 151 , 152, 158, 163 Sta ple , Ru tha nn- 77, 124, 151 Starck, Lin da- 113 Sta rkw eat her , Ch arl es- I 13, 170 Sta rkw eat her , Gre gor y-1 13 Sta rkw eat her , Peg gy- 77, 135, 158 Staska, Sal ly- 40, 77, 148, 158 Sta tler , Susa n-9 9 Steele, Les lie- 113 Ste ele , Rh ea- 78, 135, 158, 20: Ste ele , San dra -11 3 Ste er, Ge org e-1 46 Ste ffen s, Ga ry- I I 3, 130, 178 Ste mp er, Ca rla -99 , 126, 148 Ste ntz , Terr y-4 0, 78 Ste phe n, Cra ig- 99 Ste phe ns, Jam es- 113 Ste phe ns, Ro ber t-7 8 Ste phe nso n, De bor ah- 113 Ste pp, Law ren ce- I 13, 121, 131, 147 Ste pp, Ro ber t-4 0, 78, 131 , 147, 150 Ste ttin ger , De bor ah- 113 Stevens, An n-1 13 Ste war t, Mrs. Ka the rin e-1 8 Stilwell, Eli zab eth -90 , 99, 132, 161, 163, 195

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Stoddard, Roger-1I3 Stoeckle, Charles-99 Stoehr, David-78 Stoehr, Mrs. Opal-I 9, I 62, I 63 Stofer, Joyce-78, 158 Stofer, Theresa- I I 3 Stoj, Donna-1I3 Stoll , Kenneth-39, 50, 78, 131 , 133 , 135, 137 Stoll, Shelley-I 13 , 131, 133 Stoll, Mrs. Shirley-20 Storonskij, Stephan-II3 Story, William-I9, 170, 175 Stoughton, Donna-99, 123, 125, 132, 133 Strain, Dennis-I I 3, 130, 170 Strain, Judy-78 Strain , William-99 , 170, 175, 186 Straka , Vicki-1I3 Strauch, Kathleen-78 , 149, 158 Strauss, Markeen-1I3, 120, 123, 126 Street, Clyde-99 Street, Wilma-II3 Strokan, George-99, 185 Strokan, Nina-II3 Stromer, Michael-78, 146, 167 Stroud , David-113 Stuart, James-I0 Stubbs, Sally-I 13, 133 STUDENT COUNCIL-I 18, 119 STUDENTS-3 6-1I5

Stutzman, Peggy-II3 Sunderman, Mary-99, 128, 148, 151 Sundling, Gerald-79 Swartz, Joseph-99, 133 Swartz, Richard-I 13, 177 Swenson , Diana-99 Swenson , Donna-99 Swetland , Gory-79 Swoboda, Steven-99, 170 Synovec, Barbara-I I 3, 149

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Terry, James A.-113 Terry, James H.-113 Terry, Richard-I9, 35 Terwilliger, Lynne-79, 158, 201 TeSelle, Stephen-99 Theiler, Michael-I13 Therien , Ned-99 Thimijan , Michael-99 Thober, Janice-I I 3, 162 Thompson , Allen-99 Thompson , Connie-I13, 123, 139, 145 Thompson, Jerry-99 Thompson , John-40, 79, 151 , 154

Thompson , Joseph-79 Thompson , Randall-1I3 Thompson , Mrs. Viola-I9 Thornburg, Peggy-I IQ Thrasher, Allen-I13 Tice, Carol-7I , 79, 158, 163 Tichota , Marlan-79 Tiedeman , Dale-I00 Tilts, John-I 13, 150, 164, 176 Tisdale , Patricia-I 00, 129, 198 Todd, Ramona-I24 Toland, Joyce-II3 Tomandl , Richard-100 Tomczyk, Maria-114 Tomczyk, Sta nley-I00 Tomek, Robert-79 , 130 Tontegode , Andres-79 , 178, 179 Toombs, Kathleen-I 14, 123 Topp, Julia-II4 Torgler, Deborah-I 14, 123, 126 Tracy, Deborah-I00, 132 Tracy, Michael-II4 Tracy, Roger-79 Trahan , Ronald-1I4 Trask, DiAnna-80 , 149, 158 Travis, Jennifer-I 00, 132 Tripp , Raymond-I00 Trippel , Sandra-I 00 Trouba, Linda-I 00, 126 Trout, Gordon-II4 Truksa, Sandra-II4 Trumbley, Lyle-I00 Trumbley, M.a rk-II4 Tubbs, Dale-SO, 130, 131 Tucker, John-SO, 142 Tucker, Norm an-BO Tucke r, Robert-I I 4, 170, 180 Tuckerman, Da vid-SO Tuder, Victoria-SO, 125, 148, 158 Tupper, Linda-SO, 158 Turne r, Franklin-II4 Turner, Michael-1I4 Tweedy, Mrs. lra-2I Tyrrell, Kenton-I00, 187, 193

u Ubben , Loren-SO, 164, 167, 182 Uecker, Brenda-I 14, 149 Ulrich , Sharon-I00, 120, 125 Umphres, LeRoy-II4 Updegraft, Mrs. Alice-I9 Usher, Richard-II4 USHERETTES-I45

V Vaggalis, Anastasia-I14 Vakiner, Natalee-40, 80, 126, 148, 150, 158 VanAckern, Darrell-I00 VanBeek, Saundra-SO, 148, 158 VanBoskirk, Ronald-SI, 146 Vance, Jon-177 VanCleaf, James-I00 Vandersall, Patricia-40, 81 , 128, 131 Vandeveer, Linda-SI, 158 VanDeventer, Allan-40, 81, 150, 198 Vanlandingham, John-I14 VanSickle , Martha-SI, 121 , 123, 126, 134, 147, 158, 194 VanVleck, Mrs. Luella-I9 VanZandt, Peggy-I 14, 123, 126, 131 , 149 VARSITY BASEBALL-186 VARSITY BASKETBALL -17I174 VARSITY CHEERLEADERSI60, 161 VARSITY FOOH,ALL-16 6I69 VARSITY GOLF-I85 VARSITY GYMNASTIC S-I 76, 177 VARSITY SWIMMING- 178 , 179 VARSITY TENNIS-I85 VARSITY TRACK-I82 VARSITY WRESTLING -I SO Vaughan, Trisha-I 14, 126 Vaughn , Colleene-I00 Vaughn, James-I 00, 177 Versaw, Michael-II4 Victoria , Vincent-81 , 169 Villanueva, Candice-I00, 125 Vittera , Thomas-I 00 VonBusch , Thomas-II4 Vos, Jennifer-I 14, 139, 145 Voss, Micha el-8I , I 34, I 86, 192 Voss, Orville-I9, 130 Voss, Steven-1I4, 130, 131 , 169, 175 Voth , Dennis-SI , 135 Vrchota , Patricia-39 , 81, 150, 162

w Wade , Joe-SI Waggoner, Linda-I 00 Waggoner, Ronald-I 14, 170 Wagner, Jennifer-II4 Wagner, Vickie-I00 Wa id, Claudette-8I , 134, 137, 158 Wa ide, Mildred-I9 Wakefield , Cra ig- I 14, 120, 145, 185 Walbrecht, Karen-II4 Waldman , Nancy-I00 Walkenhorst, Peggy-I 14, 133 Walker, Diane-82 , 150, 158 Walker, Dorothy-40, 82 , • 118, 140 154, 158 Walker, Larry-82 Walker, Linda-II4 Walker, William-82 , 188

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Wall, Verna-114 Wallace, Marilyn-I 14, 123, 139, 145 Wallace, Nadene-II4 Wallace, Mrs. Ruby-20 Wallasky, Leslie-II4 Wallen, Janette-40, 82 , 135, I 60, I 63 , I 65 Wallen , Sharon-I 14, 131, 133 Waller, Diana-I00, 132, 196 Waller, Marlee-82, 148, 158 Wallin, Clark-I00 Wallin, Linda-40, 82, 121, 131, 133, 135, 148, 158 Wallin, Suzanne-II4 Walter, Barbara-82, 135, 158 Walter, Janet-I 14, 123, 126, 130 Walter, Patricia-I00, 130, 201 Walters, Arnold-82, 164, 170,182,183, 188 Walvoord , Nancy-82, 120, 158 Wandrey, James-83, 164, 178, 179 Ward , Karen-83 ; 149, 158 Ward , Richard-lO0 Wasson, Steven-83, 134 Wassung , Diane-lO0, 125, 148 Waters, Myra-I00, 132 Watkins, Dr. Steven N.-10 Way, Barbara-I 14, 145 Way, Lois-83, 158 Way, Richard-83 Wear+, Lee-176 Weatherby, Dorcas-I I Weatherly, Sandra-83, 158 Weaver, Marleen-lOO, 125, 127, 130, 148, 149 Webb, Riley-71, 83 Weddle, Vicki-I 14, 147 Weder, Rodney-83, 184 Wehmer, Wilhelm-I 00, 175, 182 Weixelman , Dennis-19 Wekesser, Robert-IQ Welch , Roger-I00, 120 Wellington , Susan-1I4 Wenk, Thomas-83 , 134 Wentink, Carole-40, 83 , 160, 165 Wenz, Vivian-I00 Wenzl, Kenneth-84 Wenzl , Lloyd-I 00, 185 West, A,nita-II4, 149 West, Mrs. Delores-21 West, Linda-I 14, 145 West, Patricia-40, 84, 148, 150, 158 West, Vance-1I4 Westendorf, George-I I 5, 147 Westendorf, Marion-I I 5, 162 Westerberg, Janice-40, 84, 135, 137, 158, 163 Westerman, Susan-84, 149, 158 Westlund, Cynthia-100 Westlund , Peggi-1I5 Weston , Lina-I15 Weyand , Lyle-I9

Weyg int, Constance - I00 W eymouth , Evelyn- I 15, 133 Weymouth , Terry-- 40, 84, 138, 141 We yhrauch , Victoria- IOI , 120,132, 201 Wheeler, Terr i-3 2, IO I Wh ite, Ma rvin - 84, 126, 147, 150, 164, 180 Wh ite, Ma ry- II5 White, Shirle y-1 I5 Whitemo n, Bob -84 , 130, 134 Wh itm er, Jan a-I 00 , 125 , 132, 199 Whitso n, Dud dle y-1 01 Wichman , Dorot hy -I I 5, 126 , 149 Wi chman , Jan e-- 101 Wickard , Brenda -I 15, 123 Wiebers, Herma n-I OI , 130, 182 Wi echert, Jim-IO I Wie ger t, Nan cy -84, 158 W ieland, Sel ma - 13, 19 W igle , Linda- 11 5 W iko ff, Larry- IO I Wi lcox , David- I OI, 130 , 170, 182 W ilcox, P.a tric k-1 01

Wil ey, W ill iam-8 4 Wilhelm, Da rle ne -84 , 134 , 158 Wilhe lm, Ma ri- I 15, 126 , 139 , 145 , 149 Wilken , Mrs. JoRe ne- - I9 Wilken , Richard-8 4 Wilksen , Nancy- I 15, 149 Wi ll, Davi d-- 40, 4 1, 84, 164 , 166, 186 W ill, Ka thleen- I I 5, 126 Williams, Ann - IOI , 132 , 193 W illiams, Donald - IOI, 164 , 176 W illiams, Robe rt- I I 5 W illia ms, Scott- 11 5 W illia mso n, A rthu r-I O I, 124 W illia mso n, Claire --I I 5, 120 , 124 W illis, Ca rol- IO I W illm ore, Ed it h-8 4, 158 W ills, J erry- I 0 1 W ilson, Cre igh ton-8 4 W ilso n, Da vid - I I 5, 170 , 175 W ilso n, G lenda - IOI W ilso n, Johnny-IO I Wi lson , J ua nita -84 , 158 W ilson , Lill ie--101 W ilson, M ich ael -1 15

W ilso n, Na ncy- IOI W ilso n, Perry- IOI W ilso n, Robert- IOI W ilso n, Sco tt-8 4 W ilso n, Susan- IOI W infr ey, Rob ert -1 I 5 Win gro ve, C lau de - 19 Wink, W arren- 1I 5 W inkler, M rs. Pat ricia- 19 W inslow, Rebecca-8 5, 134 , 138 , 158 W ipf, Carolyn- I I 5, 139 W ise, Ag nes- I OI W ise, Frank -85 W ist, Lin da - I 01 W ittstru ck, Ju dy- I I 5, 120 Wo lfe, Da vid -1 I5 Wo lf e, Ga il-8 5 Wo lfe, Lin da - I OI Wo lfe, Richard- IOI , 164 , 176 Wo lff, Lo is- IOI , 120 , 125, 127 , 148 , 149 Wo lph , Ste ph en -I1 5 Wo od , Cy nthia - II 5 Wo od , Ric ky -I I 5 Woods , To ny- 1 I5 Worste r, Re ube n-8 5, 166, 168 , 169

W re ed , M rs. Ma ri e-- 2 1 WR ITERS C LU B- I 51 Wurm , James - IOI W yma n, Wa nda- I81, 127 W ym ore, Ba rbara - I0 11 132

y Ya eg er, Pa t- 11 5 Yordy, Kathle en- 1I 5 Young , James- 85 , 152 Yo ung, Rockfo rd- 85 Youngsca p, Mrs. A lic e- 19 •

z Zar ins, A ndrew -1 15 Zich, Ha rold- I OI Zichek , Th omas - 1I 5 Zier, Na ncy-8 5, 134 , 158 Zigurs, llze -38 , 40, 85, 121 , 158 , 196 Zimme r, Go rdo n-8 5 Zimmerma n, Am y-90, IO I , 125 , 126 , 150 , 15 1 Zimme rma n, Ca thy -IO I , 132 , 133 Zimmerma n, Lynne -85 , 149 , 158 Zuerlein , Jol ee n-I OI , 132 Zwonechek, A nn a- 115

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A lvord Rexall Pharm acy ...................... ...... 192 A nd erson Studio .......... ....... ............................................ 198 A rthur O wens Studio.

Bea trice Foods Co ................................................................... 20 I EJn Your Hai rdress er Schoo l of Beauty .................. 197 ............................................. 196 Bowl-Mor Lan es.............. ........................................ 198 Campus Book Store ........................................ 195 Ca pitol Printing Co ..

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C ~ri stense n's .......................................... ..................................... 192 C ~ubbyville ..................................................................................... 195 C tizens Sta te Ba nk .......................................... ............ .............. 199 The Co mmonwea lth Company.......................................... 198 ........................... 200 Cool Crest Tripl e Li nks .......... .......................... 203 D le Brook Drive-In .....

Die tze Mu sic Hous e, Inc .......................................... ........... 197 DuTeau Chevrolet Co . .......................................... ............ .... 198 Ed Smit h Ar t an d Hobby Center........................ ............ 194 Ed hol m & Blomg re n Studio ................................................... 196 Exon' s, Inc.............. ............................................................ ................ 195 First Na tio nal Ban k and Trust Co .................. ................ 196 Gl ob e Cleaning and Laundry .................. ........................... 192 Green Furnace and Plumb ing Co. , Inc ...................... 200 Ho llywood Cleaners .................. .............................. .................. 195 Hu rlb ut Cycle Shop , Inc .................. .............................. .......... 193

Ira 's Au to. To p and Upho lstering Service............... 194 Jerry 's Barber Shop............ ...... ..........................................•........ 199 Jrm King Enterprises , inc.................................... ................... 193 King 's Food Ho st Restaurants ............ .............................. 199 Latsch Brothers, Inc . ............:..................................................... 196 Les McAd~ms Studio............................................................... 195 Linco ln School of Commerce and NBI....... ... :............. 196 Loyd 's Barber Shop.................................... ...... ...... ...... ............ ... 192 Mohawk Ca p and Gown Co .............................................. 203 Nationa l Bank of Commerce................................................ 201 Nebraska Book Store................... ............ ................................... 203 Ne braska National Lif~ Insurance Co ......................... 198 Parkway Lanes ................. ,............................................................... 195 Rex Haberman Studio.................. ............................................. 202 Rixstine Jewelry Manufacturing Co ............................ 192 Roberts Dairy Co ......................................................................... 193 Safford Wholesale Jewelry.................. .......••··············-········ 20 I Schmieding-Hamilton Studio............ ........................ ......... 197 Townsend Studio.................. ................................................ ...... ... 20 I Union Loan and Savings Assn ................. ••···-··················· 197 We av er- Mi nie r Co., Ltd ....................................................... 20 I We av er Potato Ch ip Co .......................................·-············ 203 Wendelin Baking Co .................................... ............................... 200 Western Power· & Ga-s Company, Inc ......................... 203

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