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Lincoln High School
Lincoln, Nebraska
The 1976 Links is proudly dedicated to Mr. William Bogar who after 26 years of leadership will retire this spring from the position of principal at Lincoln High School. Page six has been used to commemorate this outstanding person
life, a univers with .other people W purpose in life and sha they then are ~ble ''to once."
Mr. Bogar, LHS principal for 26 years, will not be seen next fall, in the halls or cafeteria talking to students
-Announcing his early retirement in January, Mr. Bogar has seen many improvements in Lincoln High since 1950 There is more freedom for students to develop for careers or college as courses now number around 360 from 205 in the early 50's. "This variety and quarter classes helps the student prepare for life outside school," said Mr. Bogar . Mr Bogar feels that students are essentially the same except that the generation now may be more aware to the outside world. Mr. Bogar pinpointed one of his objectives as guarding the rights of the people in the school and contacting the student body, as a principal cannot efficiently run a school without knowing its members
Upper right picture: Mr Bogar , who announced his early retirement from the position of LHS principal , has a very rigorous game plan after retirement which includes many community improvement activities Upper left picture: Mrs Rhoades served as Mr Bogar ' s personal secretary. Lower right picture: Interested in the construction taking place at Lincoln H i gh , Mr Bogar was not sati sfied at just reading reports of con struction progress He would watch and talk with construct i on teams to find out the true situ ation The new library and oth e r updates on the building were main concerns of 1976
Picture at right: Taking time from a busy schedule to pose at his desk , Mr Bogar will leave his office after 26 years of service but his work and policies will not
NOTH I NG GOLD CAN ST A Y
Nature ' s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold
Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief , So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay.
- Robert Frost People-7
People Activities
Sports
Seniors
Underclassmen
Personnel
Advertisements
Index 1-8 9-58 59-106 107-144 145-172 173-196 197-219 220-224
!nv ol -~~rw: ; ·:~ Ih e key to enjoyment Special moments such as a lone hyster i cal laugh during a 'ier;.::iuc. :i,·,:-:r,,:, pro duction, or the enthusiasm of one cheerleader during the last sec on d s of a b;-isi:~ _:_•?:! ?d in'2 w i th the home team behind commemorate a school year Doing and e x periencing .3 1 1 it;r::.: ,,,. i t h o ther people broaden our horizons as well as theirs
This page is dedicated to the people in Lincoln High ; especially those people who put together this book
The LHS Student Council took on more of a responsible air this year, as the members tried to focus more on the whole student body, rather than just certain people
During the first semester, the council had a large campaign on skipping classes Several posters were placed around the school, as well as some sound announcements made during second period, emphasizing the importance of being in class
Second semester, the Council worked on a student exchange day, in ¼hich students from LHS would trade ;; laces with students from another school, and gain new ideas in student government
Good leadership is a must in any form of government, and Lincoln High ' s Council was represented well when first semester President Lori Maxfield was elected District President in the State Student Council Convention
The Council also busied itself with the annual Spring Week, Sadie Hawkins, Fifties Day, and several B.Y.O B 's (Bring Your Own Broom); efforts to clean up the school parking lots The Council also had foosball and air hockey games installed in the cafeteria, but misuse forced them to be removed
Money-making projects were in abundance, as the Council sold the usual pencils, antenna flags, book covers, student directories and hats and mittens; after other clubs tried to sel I them
Mr Crosscup sponsored Student Cou n cil, and when he couldn't oversee some of the meetings or events, Mr Losh or Mr Diffenderfer, co-sponsors, watched over the proceedings
S C T 0 u u D N E C N I T L
Left: Spring Freak Week's variety of activities broke the monotony of the regular school week Far Left: Another Council-sponsored activity was Hornecom : n g, during which Tracey Gabelman was crowned Queen by Mike Washington
Chosen by their peers, the Senior Steering Committee was made up of those students who would best represent their graduating class
Probably the main thing on the agenda at their meetings was what to give the school as a class gift, and how to pay for it A bronze plaque was finally decided on , and it was paid for by selling things such as candy canes and hats and mittens
Officers for the class of 76 were Larry Rugg , President; Yvonne LaChapelle, Vice President; Erin Blank , Secretary ; and Becky Schmidt, Treasurer
Senior Steering Committee, Row
1 : Bryan Dowling , Claire Ozaki , Diane elson, Sara Bish , Becky Mientka , Peggy Nichols , ,loan O ' Connor , Becky Schmidt Row 2: Larry Ru gg , Tracey Gabelman , Marilyn Schmidt, Debbie Myles , Cindy Oehring , Lucy Clifton Row 3: Dan Wurm , Erin Blank, Steve Dunlap, Mark Ellis , Jeff Abbott, Yvonne LaChapelle, Dan Vontz
Junior Steering Committee, Ro w 1: Belinda Acosta , Lisa Roth, Shelley
Lightner Row 2: Renee Spale , Debbie Sothan , Belinda Keller , Diane Bitenieks, Robin Sheldon , Julie Hiatt , Sue Hobbs Row 3: Harry Weaver , Vicki Wachter , Nancy Clore , Ruth Fen , Vicky
Stacy , Terri Enyeart , Laurie
Svoboda Row 4: Krista Maaske, Lynn Beideck , Lon Burke , Krisan ne Ricketts , Kim Knoche , Bonnie Jones
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bove: Juniors get their copies of instructions before their meeting Below: Belinda Acosta displays the tal e nt that got her elected
Both Underclass Steering Committees occupied themselves with the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors raised money to sponsor this year ' s Prom, and the Sophomores raised money to give them a financial edge for next year
In addition to school-oriented projects, the Sophomore Steering Committee also held a Valentine's Day party for residents at the Village Manor Nursing Home •
Officers for the Junior Class were Ruth Fen, President; Lori Burke, Vice President; Marcia Sprague, Treasurer; and Laurie Svoboda, Secretary
Sophomore Class officers were Debbie Baum, President ; Gloria Tivis, Vice President; Robin Lamb, Secretary; and Kelli Johnston, Treasurer.
Sopho mo re Steering Com mi ttee
Marcia Austin
Debbie Baum
Roxanne Campbell
Wendy Gunn
Monica Hoag
Colleen Houlihan
Lori Johnson
Kelli Johnston
Karen Kinlin
Robin Lamb
Karen Lueders
Gloria Tivis
Steve Weideman
Shelley Yost
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On October 3, during half-time at the Lincoln High-Southeast football game , Mike Ford and Tracey Gabelman were crowned the 1975 Homecoming King and Queen. Last year ' s King and Queen, Mike Washington and Julie Porter , did the official crowning before a large audience
The following night Miss Gabelman and Mr Ford, along with their attendants, presided over the Homecoming dance, held at Antelope Pavilion. Whale provided the music
Senior Cheerleaders , Peppers and " L" Club members first had nominations for King and Queen , then ten semi-finalists were chosen Out of those ten, five finalists were c hosen and out of that five , the King and Queen were elected
This year ' s attendants were: Erin Blank and Larry Rugg, Yvonne Lachapelle and Dan Vontz , Cindy Gehring and Bryan Dowling, and Mark Ellis and Diane Nelson.
This year's all-school play, "Deadwood Dick," was presented Nov. 1, before a filled auditorium , and under the direction of Mr Bob Fey and the student d i rection of Diane Kramer , the show was a big hit with LHS
The pl ay was a melodrama , whi c h allowed for audience p articipation There were boos when the villain appeared , c h e er s when the heroes walked on , and sighs w hen the heroine s t old their sob stories At the end of the show , as is usual in melodramas , there were coins thrown upon the sta ge
The time period was the gay 90 ' s, and the entire show took place in " Calamity Jane ' s Man-Trap Saloon, " in a town called Deadwood Gulch.
The play had all the aspects of a good melodrama : long - lost relatives , kidnapped heroines , secret mines and hair-breadth escapes galore!
The heroines of this play were Lily and Rose Blossom , and Lily ' s blindness added all the more to the plot Ned Harris and Wild Bill Hickock were the handsome , stalwart heroes Blackman Redburn , or Black ' n Red , was the black-hearted villain. Calamity Jane was a typical dance hall hostess.
Then there was Judge Nix , who never quite succeeded in his attempts to be dignified ; Sheriff Loveless , the soused law-enforcer and Molly Loveless , his wife who was , in truth , Lily ' s real mother.
No melodrama would be the same without characters like Chet Pussy , the assistant villain ; La Paloma, Black ' n Red ' s gun-toting mistress; Pong Ping , a squeaking Chinese heathen ; or Teetotal Tessie, the battle-ax of Deadwood Gulch. Piano Pete furnished the gay 90 ' s-type music. Toughs were played by Corky Ford , John Evans , and Paul Hopgood.
Teetotal Tessie ' s hatcheteers were played by Diane Kramer , Jan Thomas and Donna Stuver The dance hall girls were Marcia Sprague , Terri Enyeart , Becky Mientka , Robin St eele , Erin Blank and Jeanne Owens.
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With only one previous year of drill team knowledge backing therr1 up, the LHS Pomalinks worked hard all summer to learn and perfect their routines for half-time shows and pep rallies
Under the co-leadership of Becky Mientka and Robin Steele, the Pomalinks came to school every day during the summer at 6 :3 0 a m to go over routines they learned at different clinics. They had a chance to test their know-how by performing at the state fair
The Pomalinks also earned money for coats this year by selling candy and gifts, and selling at various service activities.
Sponsored by Mrs Stoehr and Mrs Grant, the 18 members of Pomalinks held and attended pre-game dinners; and still had time for commitments in Pep Club.
Starting the new school year with a debt of a few hundred dollars , the Pep Club got itself reorganized, and by selling candy bars, made a profit of over one thousand dollars
The club also sold T-shirts and continued the tradition of keeping Lincoln High as spirited as possible. This was a little easier this year with the help of the "J ock Squad," comprised of L Club members. They attended sporting events and tried their best to learn all the cheers.
The Pep Club worked out a new system of points this year, also Along with the usual merits a Pepper could earn, demerits were given for certain offenses, such as not attending a required event, or improper behavior while in uniform
Sponsoring the Pep Club this year are Mrs. Ja.udzemis, Miss Lehmanowski , Mrs. Quincy and Mrs. Sayre.
Before and after school practices, planning pep rallies, leading cheers these are but a few of the things the Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders accomplished throughout the school year.
Summer clinics brought these spirited girls home with the sacred " Spirit Stick," given to the squad showing the most enthusiasm during their stay.
Fall and winter sports had them raising spirit at rallies and games, yelling their lungs out; and win or lose, finishing each game with the familiar cheer : " We're the Links! We're the L-1-N-K-S!" Spring saw them teaching cheerleading clinics of their own for tryouts, of which the winners would start the cycle over again.
Officers for Varsity Cheerleaders were : Tracey Gabelman, President; Sue Carter, Vice President; Robin Williams, Secretary; and Sue Underhill, Treasurer Mrs. Kay La hrs is the sponsor of both squads
Lincoln High did more than just gain a new band director this year. With the arrival of Dr. Lee Mendyk, who has instructed at such places as Loveland Public Schools, in Colorado; Wayne State College; and the University of Kansas, the instrumental music department saw some changes
Steve Eckel and Judy Brown were appointed major and majorette for the Marching Band. Pep Band, which played at rallies and basketball games, was the combined efforts of Concert Band and Symphonic Wind Ensemble, a new addition also.
Concert Band did an excel lent job of performing at the Al I-City Band Contest, held in Apri I. A second place was won for their effort, being bested by rival East.
Dr. Mendyk stated that the reason for such changes was to keep up with progress, as schools on the coasts have already gone to such measures. He stated that it would have just been a matter of time.
Bruce Anderson Mark Ellis Lori Hinkle
Margaret Lane
Tom Baruth Sheila Gant Betsy Hobbs Doug Larkins
Sara Bish Les I ie Gerlach Robin Hruby Kirk Lehi
Steve Brennan Marilyn Grosse Janice Hueske Trudy Maschman
Judy Brown David Guthrie John Ingram Margaret Matteson
Dean Chadd Leigh Hardy Keith Jackson Linda Miller
Audrey Charvat Keith Harris Bill Johnson Dianna Moore
Bryan Clark Randy Henry Harlan Kats Gary Morgan
David Connett Torn Herr Michelle Keiner Mark Mueller
Brian Cordell Sue Hickerson Rick Keller Darcy Mulligan
Darrell Davis Dan Hicks Torn Keller · Kelly Mulligan
David Duncan Rachel H illrnan Kim Knoche Sue Nalley
Steve Eckel Ricky Hindmand Gail Kohler Brad Nelson
Lars Olson Bruce Spilker
Steve Petrz i Ika Dean Spilker
Linda Reese Caron Strickler
Kelly Reighter Agris Taurins
~risanne Ricke_~ts Janice Thomas
Pau l Roberts Angela Thom sen
Andrea Rugg Bruce Underwood
Jan Sahs Susan Vader
1\fari lyn Schmidt David Walker
Pam Schroeder Don Warnke
Sheryl Sears Jim Wells
Burdette Slama Kathy Wilson
Steve Smith Kevin Woltemath
Brenda Sothan Darryl Ziettlow
Left: Members of Concert Band take time out to pose for a picture. Bottom Left: Putting on a bow tie is a lot harder for girls than it is for guysl Below: Officers for Band were, standing: Tom Baruth, -Librarian; Mark Ellis, Quarter Master; Steve Eckel, Drum •Major ; Linda Reese , Librarian; Darrell Davis, Publicity Manager Middle: Pam Schroeder , Vice Pr eside nt ; Marilyn Schmidt, Secretarv-Treasurer; Sara Bish, President ; Sue Hickerson, Librarian. Sitting: Jo hn Ingram, Quarter Master. Not pictured: Judy Brown, Drurn ,Vi ajore tt e ; Gail Kohler , Librarian
With the arrival of a new director this year , the Orchestra was mainly busy with the group and Dr Mendyk adjusting to each other, so a somewhat relaxed a i r was taken up to al low them to get prepared for next year.
Tim e was taken out , though , for the members to participate in the annual All City Orc h estra Festival, and they also kept up the tradition of providing accompanyment for the school ' s musi c al, " Oklahoma! ".
Students also took time once again to try out and attend the State Music Clinic , which was a rewarding experience for all of those who participated.
Next year should be full of activities for this musical ensemble , as _they work for harmony between students and , instruments; and students and director
Center: A co mbin ation of many different inst r u m e nt s makes up t h e music heard this year. Right: Th e b r ass sec tion ha s a difficult job of playing soft l y so th e other instruments ca n be h eard , but playing loud e nough for their own in st rum e nts to come th r ough
Symphonic Wind Ensemble was another new addition to the instrumental music department this year. According to Dr Mendyk, the organization of the Wind Ensemble was two-fold.
First, it gave each student the chance to c ontinue to p e rform on the instrument at the level their musical skills are developed upon entering high school. Second, the co ncept of the Symphonic Wind Ensemble is a new one, and its conductors are striving for wind music to achieve it s ri g ht f ul place along with other serious musical media in the concert hal I
Although many members were in orchestra also, the Symphonic Wind Ensemble gave the students a different so und, as such stringed instruments like cellos and violins didn't play in this group. This factor also added to the individuality of their performances
With an attitude like that , you can be sure that Symphonic Wind En se mble will be making a great impression wherever its members play
Lincoln High ' s Stage Band had a school year full of performances When they weren ' t actually giving a concert , they were constantly preparing for their next show
The customary red suits were dropped this year, and Dr. Mendyk had the stage band wearing casual suits of their own choosing This added to the individuality of the group
Besides performances at LHS and other Lincoln schools , the Stage Band played at the Kiwanis Pancake Feed , the University of Nebraska Jazz Festival , the Nebraska Athletic Association Banquet, and the Sertoma Pancake Feed
Dr Mendyk also had several students solo during different songs when they gave concerts This action brought rousing applause from their audiences, and gave the studen t s a chance to expose their talent
With Dr Mendyk directing them at all these events , the Sta ge Band played such famous songs as " Real George ," and " Quincy and the Count
Ennead and Ensemble take the honors of being the most prestigious singing groups in LHS Composed of the top female and male vocalists in the school, these singers entertained at various school and community affairs and ea c h g roup took part in Joy Night
Ennead ' s sponsor was Miss Gore, and their accompanist was Deanna Mumgaard Mr. Skutchan sponsor~d Ensemble ; and Diane Nelson accompanied them Second Seme ster , after Robert Hutcherson moved · and · Dan Holland g raduated , David Luhr joined Ensemble
Row 1 : Karel Michon, Cindi Kolb, Lorraine Fischer , Doris Seeg e r, Jeanne Owens, Claire Ozaki , Joh n Ingram, Bruce Spilker Row 2 : Lind a Reese, Jana Vetter , Penny Liesveld, Yvonne Lachapelle , Dave Turner , Ron Kinney, Dennis Vaggalis Row 3 : Ingrid Bangers , Kim Burbank , Julie Cirksena , Tarilyn Riblett, Kris Hergenrader , Karen Harris, Tracy Gillam , Jack' Catt , Brian Raffety Row 4: Diane White , Vivian Major , Connie Bennett, Juli Goldfein , Marcia Sprague , Mary Kennedy, Debbie Snyder, Dave Barron , Kevin Alb e rs , Mark Ellis, David Key , David Lake
Row 1: David Luhr, Bryan Dowling , Steve Dunlap , Mark DoRan, Kelly Leonard, Debbie Wymore , Karla Heberlee. Row 2: Randy Mutchie, Harlen Ford, Rickey Green , Lynn Goldfein , Donna Stuver, Amy Turek, Anita Auers Row 3: Albert Spears , Bruce Underwood, Dennis Monroe , Darrell Davis , Doug Finch, Barb Meister, Tami Weidlich , Lynn Jones , Deanna Mumgaard Row 4: Dan Wurm, Ronnie Starling, Ron Sinner, Dale Hughes, Ruth linkugel, Diane Doling, D ia ne l<ramer, Bobbi Perrine , Thayon Hassel, Sue Bruce
The LHS Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr Joseph Skutchan , had a yea.r full of activity Besides participating in the usual events such as All-City Choir Night, the Christmas program and the All-City Spring Festival, the 72-member ensemble was chosen to be the Honor Choir at Wayne State College.
The students spent most of March 19 and 20 on this event, and did an excellent job of performing before the 15 other choirs from Nebraska and Iowa.
The Choir also tackled the annual job of putting on the musical. This year, "Oklahoma!'' was performed March 26 and 27 The whole choir participated, either by being in the production or by working on a crew
Six soloists from Concert Choir were participants in the All-City Solo Night. They were Steve Dunlap, Mark Ellis, Mary Kennedy, David Key, Deanna Mumgaard and Amy Turek
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein ' s successful broadway and cinema hit , "Oklahoma!" was Lincoln High ' s musical production for this year
The story concerned two lovelorn couples in turn of the century Oklahoma The characters, Laurey Williams and Curly McClaine love each other although neither one wants to admit it Then the r e is Will Parker who has plans for matrimony with the unpredictable Ado Annie Carnes
Despite several obstacles : a tough farm hand, Jud Fry, who also loves Laurey ; Gertie Cummings, a pesky local who takes a shine to Curly ; and a peddler man, Ali Hakim , who likes helping Ado Annie be unfaithful-all turns out for the best under the watchful eye of feisty Aunt Eller. Congratulations went to the Concert Choir and Mr Joseph Skutchan for presenting to the city an excellent play well groomed by the efforts of these students
Aunt EllerAmy Turek
CurlySteve Dunlap
LaureyMary Kennedy
Ike SkidmoreBruce Spilker
FredHarlen Ford
SlimDave Turner
Will ParkerMark Elli s
Jud FryRandy Mutchie
Ado Annie CarnesYvonne LaChapel le
Ali HakimDavid Key
Gertie CummingsKarla Heberlee
EllenKelly Leonard
FayeDeanna Mumgaard
VivienneJuli Goldfein
VirginiaKaren Harris
Andrew CarnesJoh n Ingram
Cord ElamDarrell Davis
FalldownCaron Strickler
PigtailsGail Kohler
The Dancers
Tracey Gabelman, Becky Mientka, Jan Svoboda , Robin Steele, Claire Ozaki. Caron Strickler, Gail Kohler, Bruce Spilker, Bryan Dowling, Jack Catt , Harlen Ford , Mark Ellis, Becky Schmidt, Lisa Roth , Marcia Sprague, Peggy Nichols, Vidi Tucker, Connie Bennett, Dale Hughes, lohn Evans, Alan Drees, Dave Turner, Boo Houlihan, David Barron
Me m bers of Boys Glee and Concert Girls Glee were two choral groups who sang in assemblies and other special functions. The Vespers Assembly and Concert Girls Glee's selections from C aba re t in Joy Night were two of the more memorable performances.
Chosen on a tryout basis, they worked with the respective instructors to achieve a tone and quality most desirable.
Mr Joseph Skutchan and Miss Dorthea Gore were the instructors.
Madrigals is a singing group made up of juniors and seniors who sang a selection of music ranging from the 17th century Madrigal to the popular music of today . The Optimists and the Elks clubs, plus a variety of churches were some of the groups they performed for They also gave a salute to America in their Joy Night performance
Mr Skutchan was the sponsor for this club.
Albert Bartek
Lynn Beideck
Mike Bennett •
Sharon Bergantzel
Debbie Bousquet
Pateath Bowling
Susan Bratt
Brenda Brinton
Terry Buttke
Shawn Chilson
Linda Cox
Pat Debus
Mike Dixon
Amy Dutton
Donna Eggert
Lori Ertl
Debbie Fry
Donna Gaedeke
Cheryl Goodman
Sue Gropp
Tammie Handy
Phillip Herrick
Julie Hiatt
Mary Hicks
Becky Hildreth
Sue Hobbs
Kim Hoffmaster
Teresa Hogan
Diane Imlay
Marianna Irons
Bonnie Jones
Denise Jones
Larry Jones
Gary Kinney
Janice Kirchoff
Barb Krueger
Pam Lairmore
Alison Leonard
Kathy Linke
Debbie Lopez
Krista Maaske
Jo Nella Mach
Alan Markowski
William McCoy
Maria Meza
• Karel Michon
Deanna Mumgaard
Cindy Ott
Rona Perry
Carol Reed
William Rhoads
Ken Roberts
Jerri Ronne!!
Lisa Roth
Lori Schmucker
Cynthia Schwartz
Raith Snyder
Renee Spale
Diane Speidell
Mary Spier
Dan Stimbert
Bryan Swing
Phillip Swinscoe
Darrel Temple
Leondas Tucker
Denise Varga
Wanda Varnadoe
Vicki Wachter
Mary Wakefield
Cory Watson
Diane White
Theresa Wiruth
1:3onnie Wissink
Nancy Workman
A 'Potpourri of Talent, Trivia, and Other Tactful Attempts at Entertainment' was the theme of this year's Joy Night presentation.
It was an anything goes situation with performances ranging from almost all facets of the entertainment field. There were skits such as "Noah," with Harlen Ford in the title role; "Ain't Got the Money," a tale of a farm family which laments over their lack of money; and a take-off on the popular television program, "Welcome Back Kotter," with Mr. George Ayoub in the title role as the curly-haired, mustachioed - teacher who continually tries to tame the unruly sweat hogs, played by L.H.S staff members.
John Ingram and Darrell Davis did a notable job as Emcee's, while the stage crew and the Joy Night Central Committee under the supervision of Mr. Robert Fey, helped with the over all assembly and production of the program.
With the diversity and appeal of the program, this year's Joy Night may well be termed a success.
Joy Night '76
A Potpourri of Talent, Trivia, and other Tactful Attempts at Entertainment
Emcees
Darrell Davis and John Ingram
Cabaret
Concert Girls Glee
Miss Gore , sponsor
World War II
Eric Shanks and Jeff Weixelman
Dr Mendyk, sponsor
Little Shaver
Mark DoRan and John Fast
Mrs Sprackling, sponsor
Noah Harlen Ford and John Foster
Mrs Thompson, sponsor
Aspen glow
Tammy Shaw
Mr Ayoub , sponsor
Wonderful Oz
Ennead
Miss Gore , sponsor
Act II
Welcome Back
Lincoln High Faculty
Ain't Got The Money
Vicki Arrigo , Darrell Davis , Lynn Goldfein , Robert Hutcherson, Diane Kramer, Marcia Sprague
Mr Fey, Mummers Club sponsor
Tribute Boys ' Ensemble
Mr Skutchan, sponsor
The Silent Spot
Alan Drees, Harlen Ford , Harpreet Kang, Karel Michon, Cheryl Meyer , Vicki Stacy
Mr Fey, sponsor
Shining Stars
LHS Pomalinks
Mrs Grant, sponsor
Holding On To Yesterday
Janette Svoboda
Mr Fox sponsor
Collage
Madrigals
Mr Skutchan , sponsor
The Ennead sang selections from the musical , " The Wizard of Oz" with members portraying the various characters. A little time, work, and some well-timed choreography made this adorable presentation.
John In g ram (above) and Darrell Davis (left) served as the Emcees for Joy Night. Thev both felt the show was fun to put together a nd a lot of work " but by the time it was over , all the hard work paid off ," commented John
" Lanky Larry " (actually Mark DoRan and ]"ohn Fast) discussed the essentials needed in a LHS gym bag A somewhat strange physique contributed to the humor of this skit.
Every year , the month of February is nationally dedicated to Black History The week · of February 23-27 Lincoln High observed this occasion by setting displays, and an assembly put together by student and faculty members The highlight of the assembly was a slide presentation recognizing the lives and accomplishments of famous black Americans.
The drama department contributed a skit concerning Frederick Douglas and George T Downing ' s plea to President Andrew Johnson for black civil rights LHS students, Larry Chapp played President Johnson, Harlen Ford was Frederick Douglas , and Darrell Davis played Downin g. •
Thanks to the presence of Mr and Mrs Hugh Shanks , an impromptu talk was given after the scheduled speaker was unable to be present
Mr Tom Christie , Mrs Thelma Thomson , and Mr Geor g e Ayoub were faculty members who helped with the a ssembly
Mr Hugh
gave an impromptu talk when the scheduled speake r was not able to make the assembly. Above: A group of students l ed the audience in the black national anthem.
Above: A centra l com mittee of students and teachers put the assembly together. Eric Shanks (foreground) was selected as emcee for the program. Below: Faculty sponsor Mr Christie ran the slide presentation as well as helping to direct it
Mummers again had a large membership , second only to Pep Club Membership is composed of those students i nterested in all aspects of the theatre arts , whether it be performing or the mechanics behind a production ; make-up , set design , and pub I icity
A tryout is needed for membership , with the selections made by the officials After selection , members are welcome to participate in meetings and any projects the club is in v olved with
Some projects throughout the year were the mystery witch and warlock contest , and a mime presentation done for a g roup of deaf citizens in Lincoln
The drama department this year lost instructor Robert Fey to a permanent position with the Shurtleff Ambulance Company Miss Molly Lange took over the spot as drama department head Her first task was to help with the musical , " Oklahoma! ". She was at first apprehensive , but after working with others involved , she became familiar with the drama enthusiasts here , and was able to fit into the mainstream of LHS activity
Dedication and plenty of work assures membership into the International Thespian Society. Students who were first in Mummers and have acquired a number of activity points were welcome to join
Every year the Mummers ' Club produces the end of the year play This year , under the direction of Molly Lange, a british comedy , " Blithe Spirit " was selected and performed on May 7 •
Set in England , it concerned a married couple Charles and Ruth Candomine , who invite their friends the Bradmans to what seemed to be a perfectly innocent seance to bring back Charles ' first wife , Elvira , who died of a laughing fit seven years before The summoning works as Elvira comes , but is only visible to Charles and the Medium , an eccentric women who has just moved · into the neighborhood , Madam Arcati Naturally , Ruth assumes that her husband has lost his mind after he takes up the practice of talking to seemingly empty rooms To complicate matters , Elvira insists that she and Charles rejoin in heavenly bliss and therefore , plans several " accidents " to bring Charles into her world Unfortunately , Elvira ' s attempts end in the demise of Ruth who joins Elvira to cont i nually harass and nag poor Charle s who is lef t to guard himself from flying cu shions and falling window s.
Usherettes and Assembly Committee are two groups which compliment each other in their purposes. •
The Assembly Committee is a group comprised of both student and faculty members who throughout the year plan and approve assemblies. Ideas are drawn randomly from students and faculty alike, and are put into effect according to taste, interest, and relevancy to the student body A few assemblies approved through the committee were the Vespers Christmas assembly and a musical group representing Campus Life
Usherettes is a service club composed of sophomore girls who volunteer their time to seat and hand-out programs to guests during public performances such as Honors Convocation and Joy Night Cited Usherette Cathy Mann, " It ' s really fun, and you get to know some girls and teachers "
Sponsors for this year were: Miss Teresina Danese, Mrs Barbara Whitney, and Mrs Marianne Williams
Backing each other, these two groups provide for the sound execution of auditorium events.
Meetings were held every other Monday after school wher e guest speakers often shared their overseas experiences
" Kiss - Me " and " Links Have The Power " buttons were popu!ar with foreign language students and helped to promote spirit Steve deBrestian and first semester President Sue Blit z often sold them durin g lunch
The lollipops sold by AFS not only satisfied the sweet tooth, but helped raise funds for the program also.
Discovering and learning of different cultures. That's what AFS / i nternational Club was all about.
Besides listening to guest speakers ' experiences in foreign lands another of their goals was to raise money to send a student overseas, or to hquse an incoming student for the sc hool year or the summer.
Two students who traveled through the AFS program were Tetsuo Nomoto and Laurie Todd Tetsuo is originally from Ashikaga, Tochgi-perfecture, a city in Japan Kit Geistlinger, a junior, and her family served as his host family for the school year
Laurie Todd traveled to Finland during the summer of '75 and toured the countries of Sweden and Denmark also. Du r ing her vi sit she stayed with the Governor of Lapland, a province of Fi nland
To finance traveling students , fund raising projects in c luded the sale of " Kiss-Me " buttons in Spanish , French ,. and German; " Links Have the Power " buttons, plus the sale of lollipops and Gummy Bears Initiated this year was the c ity- -wide chain link competition Links to the chain were sold to students for ten cent s a piece, with the school having th e lon gest chain winning South e ast placed first this year, followed by Northeast Lincoln High placed a respectable third
Sponsors for the club this year were Mrs . Sheer and Mrs. Hanshew.
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The Student Advisory Board and the newly formed Community Council were two committees allowing the LH S student voice to be heard
Community Council was new this year, started by some concerned parents with the backing of Mr. Bogar. The purpose of the organization was to better the LHS community by providing a forum for persons who constitute the Lincoln High area
A city bus route from Air Park , through Belmont, to LHS was established with the help of this group, alleviating the transportation problem for some students in these areas
Members were chosen according to the junior high school area where ·they live.
Five students from each high school made up the Superintendent ' s Advisory Board. This panel was formed over four years ago by Dr. John Prasch to provide student representation at school board meetings
Lori Maxfield, a member of the board, proposed a change in the honor roll system for the Lincoln high schools.
Among other things , a change in the school year and open campus were topics of discussion
Student Advisory Board: Amy Dutton , Lo ri Maxfield, Sue Spahn , Dan Wurm , and Debbie M y les
Community Council: from top left: Larry Rugg , Deanna Mumgaard, Claire Ozaki , Mr. William Bogar , Laurie Svoboda, and Lori Maxfield Parent members not pictured
Members of the Medical Club discovered the many facets of the Medical field from veterinary to nursing. To help in this research, various field trips were taken during the year The Community Blood Bank and the Cardio-Pulminary Lab at Bryan Hospital were a few of the trips taken. The meetings and field trips helped to increase their awareness and understanding of the differing medical fields
In chess, strategy is the name of the game Throughout the year, members coached and encouraged fellow members toward a better chess game. This knowledge and experience was instrumental in the participation in LHS and city tournaments.
October 31, was a memorable date for the members. A trip was made to Southeast High for an exhibition on the · game, strategy, and concept of the ga me. A lecture b¥ Bill Martz, International Master, highlighted the day
Medical Club: Row 1: Marilyn Schmidt, Pres .; Julie Workman, Betz Krutak, Linda Wortman, Sec ' y-Tres ; Cynthia Langley , V.Pres Row 2: Mrs. Epp, Sponsor; Linda Weaver, Kim Hanson, Anita Auers, Laurie Svoboda. and Shelley Lightner Not pictured: Judy Brown, Chris Salinas, and Mrs Huffer, co--sponsor.
Chess Club: Row 1: Ed V\feisser, Ricky Barnes, Mark DoRan, Jim Bridges, David Meyer Row 2: Karl Narveson, V Pres .; Bruce Underwood, Brian Cordell, Donna Stuver Row 3: Darrell Hischke, Alan Drees , Er i c Hoff-master, Tom Keller Row 4: Steve deBrestian, Fritz Kluck, Bruce Jamison, Kent Nelson, Pres .; Shawn Bachman Not pictured: Mrs Fisher and Mrs Lederer, sponsors.
Co-Ed Counselors, one of Lincoln High's first active clubs in the school year, faced a big change this year, which hampered the club's tradition a bit. Due to construction, the usual tour of the school to acquaint incoming sophomores with LHS took a little more time than usual.
This year's Co-Ed Counselors ' tea was held August 28, at 2:00 p.m. The new sophomores brought sack lunches and, after a program rightly titled, "Get to Know Lincoln High," were given a tour of LHS, which not only got the sophomores oriented, but also gave the guides a chance to find relocated classes.
Sponsored by Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Furr and Mrs. Grant; the officers for Co-Ed Counselors were : Amy Dutton, President; Deanna Mumgaard, 1st Vice President; Krisanne Ricketts, 2nd Vice President; Sue Hobbs, Secretary; Debra Rohan, Treasurer; Cathy Nun, Historian; and Kelly Leonard, Parliamentarian.
A volunteer program, EPIC served as an outlet for those · people who have something to give to o,ther people-themselves
EPIC (Educational Participation in the Community) provided an on the spot educational experience at various locations in the city. The 63 students enrolled this year donated their services at hospitals, schools, and manors doing what they like to do best , meet and help others
Two periods of every school day were al lowed for those enrolled, not to mention their own free time invested Every week, the students would get together to share experiences they may have had during their vorunteer work.
Miss Roderick, Mr Johnson, Mr Christie, Mrs Cohen, and Barb Phalen were the faculty advisors for this· organization.
April 23 was the date of this year's Junior-Senior Prom with Precious and Few as the theme
This event, traditionally considered the biggest social event in high school, was once again held at the Antelope Pavilion
Since the beginning of the year , the Junior Steering Committee planned the prom and raised money through concession sales and other money raising projects.
The highlight of the evening was the selection of Prom King and Queen Yvonne Lachapelle was selected Queen, and Randy Mutchie was chosen King.
The turnout this year was large, with some 250 students dancing to the music of Thunderbird. With the success of this year ' s Prom , it is sure to be an event that many will remember in years to come and hopefully a custom that will never die out
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" to inform the students of Lincoln High and community activities, as well as national subjects of interest " was what Editor Chris Harris cited as the purpose of Lincoln High's newspaper, the Advocate. Through practice and hard work, the staff worked together to produce the best possible paper, stressing student imput, stories of interest to the readers, and journalistic merit
Under the supervision of Mike Diffenderfer for the second year, the publication has shown improvement. At the 1975 NHSPA (Nebraska High School Press Association) convention, the Advocate placed third out of all class "A" newspapers in the state, preceded by Southeast High's " Clarion," and Omaha Westside ' s "Lance.'' This was the first time in 21 years the publication had placed in statewide competition.
Another goal of the newspaper was to present stories on
diverse subjects. Stories ranged from the faring of the various sports teams, to such community activities as concerts, and a "Christmas In A Bunkcar," an article on one LHS student whose family actually resided in a railway car.
Major positions were held by the following students: Sue Spahn, Student Advisor ; Chris Harris, Managing Editor; Jeff Rump, Senior Sports Editor; Greg Heckman, Sports Editor; Sue Cakl and Tracy Cooper, first semester Associate Editors; Lori Maxfield, Sue Cakl, and Linda Allen, second semester Associate Editors; and Erick • Hoffmaster and Jody Schwab were the business managers with assistance from Miss Betty Heckman. Interest in th~ · journalism field h as grown at Lincoln High in the past few years, with this continued interest and talent; the Advocate as well as the other publications at LHS should be worthy of unlimited praise
Editor Kelly Leonard
Associate Editor
Managing Editor
Senior Editor
Underclass Editor
Activities Editors
Sports Editor
Business Manager
Photographers
Advisor
Financial Advisor
Principal.
Cindi Kolb
Adena Carson
Laurie Todd
Lori Rousek
Belinda Acosta
Karla Heberlee •
John Auers
Julie Minchow
Jan Case
Robert Dawson
Belinda Keller
Jeff Rump
Mr Mike Diffenderfer
Miss Betty Heckman
Mr William Bogar
For the first time, juniors were allowed to be on the Links staff, and work on putting together a good yearbook started early in the summer. This insured a better idea of knowing what to do when the school year started
The theme of this year's Links was decided on during the summer, as well as most of the ads being sold. As is evident, a new arrangement was also decided on and members of the staff even started thinking of how they wanted their sections to look
Rough drafts were drawn up of each page, leaving the right amount of space for cutlines, copy , headlines and pictures After a page was turned in, two or three white proofs were sent back to be looked over for any mistakes Then the Links staff got back silver proofs of what the final page would really look like These were carefully studied for misspellings and the like
When those pages were sent in, that was it. The final product which was anxiously awaited was put to press and delivered to students and staff at LHS.
December first was County Government Day this year. Also termed Participation Day, students in the junior class, after going through the primary and general election, had an on the spot view of their county government in action.
Upon reaching the City-County Building, the participants reported to their respective offices and met the actual official who headed their office
After seeing a film on the " Duty of a Juror" and a tour of the building , a luncheon was held at the Lincoln Hilton sponsored by the Legion Club.
The day was a success as these LHS students and others across the county gained a valuable insight into their county government as well as the world of politics as a whole.
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Always striving for the best record or a team victory, sports help to mold a person ' s individual character and outlook as well as help their bodies physically. Sports minded people usually have a strong desire to win and succeed in what they are trying to accomplish. No matter what the season record may be , an individual who was involved in sports should be satisfied if he did his utmost to succeed
BO YS' L-CLU B: Row 1: D Simpson , H Ford , J Beaver (Vice-Pres.) , M Ford, D Tivis, C. Tesch Ro w 2: B Bousek, D Wassung , J Abbott , J Rump, R Shepard, D Vontz, M. Scanlon Row 3 : C. Mathews , S Dunlap, A Ozaki, D Schrader, L. Rugg, R Gladbach , Ow Borchers Ro w 4 : L. DeBoer , M. Smith (Sec.- Tres. ), D Carstens, M Fallstead , T McMeen , T Sprouse , L Jones. Row 5 : R Metzger, B Dowling, A Loos, B Cla r k, D Anderson , B Warta , B. Buettgenba c h, P Wh i sler Ro w 6 : D Scott , U Udofia , B Spale (Pres ), K Scholz , M Herr , T Richards , I. Umoren , M H elmstadte r , G Ashcraft
GI RlS' L-CLUB: Ro w 1 : C. Stephens, L Jones, R Fe n , R Anderson , L Will iams Ro w 2: D Rohan (Pres ) C. Brid g mon , S Vanek , K Mulligan , P Bowli n g, D. Van Dusen (Vice-Pres ), L Hinkle Ro w 3: F Harre , C. Nun , K. Wilson , R Hillman , J Rathe ( Tres ), R Hrub y (H i storian) , J Brown
May
The 1975 season was one of great disappointment for the LHS gridders, as they finished the year with a dismal 1-8 record Though eleven lettermen returned from last year's winning team, only four starters were among them and inexperience was a problem for the Links throughout the season. Lack of consistency and the failure to generate much offense were other problems Coach Ball's squad had to contend with
The season started out very poorly for the Black and Red as they dropped consecutive shutouts to Grand Island, Papillion, and Scottsbluff. The Links finally garnered their first points in the fourth game of the season against Northeast This gave them a short - lived 7-0 lead but Northeast went on to win that game by 33-7 Then, after two close losses to Southeast and Millard, the gridders sandwiched their only victory between losses to Ralston and Lincoln East. That win came against top ten rated North Platte by a score of 10-0 It was especially gratifying to Head Coach Jerry Ball since it came on his birthday.
There were a few bright spots in this gloomy season One was the determined play of the Links defensive platoon Despite several letdowns , they played
remarkably well for the inexperienced unit that they were. Junior noseguard Randy Hitz, along with seniors Dan Vonz and Mike Smith spearheaded the defense. Hitz was the leading tackler with 80 stops and Smith was the· only LHS player to make the all-city team. Seniors Gary Hart, Doug Larkins, and Dwain Borchers were also top defenders for Lincoln High •
The offense was very inconsistent and lacked balance as LHS managed to average only one touchdown and 183 yards per game Dean Carstens was the signal-caller after replacing John Beaver at the start of the season He threw for over 700 yards but was very erratic as he only completed 37% of his passes. Gary Hart was the leading receiver with 21 receptions for 307 yards. The rushing game lacked balance as Uduak Udofia carried over half the time for two-thirds of Lincoln High's yards Other than Udofia only Mike Fallstead with 129 yards gained more than 100 yards.
Cited for their play on both offense and defense were Charlie Metzger, Hart, Smith, and Udofia .
With most of the team back for next year, along with many fine players from the winning Reserve and Sophomore Squads , the 1976 gridders should definitely improve
Determination was the key word for this year's Reserve football team. They set goals of becoming a fundamentally sound and physically tough squad before the season began and by year's end Head Coach Bill Story thought they had become just that.
Though they suffered two quick losses to open the season, and key injuries to I-back Art Becker and quarterback Scott Carlson, the Reserves refused to fold They came back to post five consecutive victories after the two setbacks and finished the year with a 5-3 winning record.
The tough defense was the backbone of the team as they held the opposition to under 10 points per game, including the two shutouts they posted. Ron Glover was the leading tackler with 103 stops and Dan Lococo and Darrell Temple were close behind.
The offensive unit also did their part as they averaged over 20 points per game . Quarterback Doug Simpson and I-back Corky Ford filled in well for the injured Carlson and Becker, as Ford rushed for over 500 yards and Simpson had an amazing 57% completion average. Fullback Don Warnke and end Jeff Brooks along with offensive lineman Mike Rengstorf were also standouts on offense
Though there were many fine individual performers on the team, Coach Story emphasized teamwork and depth as the 1975-76 team's chief strengths.
The 1975 edition of the Sophomore Football Team enjoyed their second consecutive winning season by posting a fine four win and two loss record This was good enough for third place in the city and a second place tie in the 1-80 Conference •
The first-year men opened the year with a , 12-0 whitewash of 1-80 Conference foe , Papillion The next two games were disappointing losses to city rivals Northeast and Southeast However the Sophs came back after that to finish the year with consecutive victories over Millard , Ralston , and Lincoln East The final triumph over East was particularly rewarding in that it came in a hard fought 16--14 contest and thrust the Links into second place in the 1-80
The squad's offense was paced by Gary Kinney, Dan Gerlach, and Dave Koca Halfback Kinney led the ground attack with 419 yards The aerial game was sparked by the Gerlach to Koca combination Quarterback Gerlach fin i shed the year with 29 completions and an impressive 6'1 % completion average End Dave Koca caught five passes for 121 y ards , giving him a spectacular average of 24 yards per catch .· Gerlach was also the scoring leader with 38 points
Dave Koca was the ringleader of a tou g h defense which never allowed more than three touchdowns in any one game He finished the year with a team leading 79 tackles and added three interceptions Bill Pickerill was close behind with 58 tackles
With these and many other fine individuals cor11ing back for two more years of competition , Lincoln High can look forward to a fine future ir football.
With defending state singles champion Larry Rugg and lettermen Max Brandt and Mitch Hrdlicka back from the 1974 state championship team, Coach Chuck Friesen had high hopes for this year's tennis team These hopes were brightened even further by the return of 1973 letterman Eric Shanks and the transfer of Pius X ace Casey Lien to LHS
These five seniors were the backbone of a team which had an 8-2 dual record and a third place finish at the state tournament The finish at state could have been higher had it not been for the upset of defending champ Rugg in the semi's The doubles team of Brandt and Lien also was beaten in the semifinals.
One of the highlights of the season was an 8-1 victory
over Lincoln Southeast. This was the Links first dual win over the Knights in 16 years. Another big moment was the one point victory for the netters in the 1-80 Conference Championships. This was accomplished on the strength of Larry Rugg's come from behind triumph over arch rival Randy Johnson of Southeast in the last match of the tournament.
Everybody on the varsity had a winning record in both singles and doubles play and the team as a whole won 59 out of 74 singles matches and 57 out of 72 doubles outings.
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With only sophomore Denny Scott returning for next year, the team will definitely have to rebuild But with the resurge of interest in tennis at LHS this can surely be done
With only seven young men out for gymnastics this year , Coach Ray Fallstead ' s team experienced one of the worst seasons in the history of LHS gymnastics Suffering from lack of depth and experienced performers , the gymnasts went through the whole season without recording a single dual win- or finishing out of the cellar in any multi-team event They ended the year with a 0-6 dual record and finished at the bottom in the Trans-Nebraska , 1-80 , and district competition
The team was composed of only seven members ; three seniors and four sophomores Four members from last year ' s team failed to go out for gymnastics this year , and this severely hurt the squad
Senior lettermen Dan Shrader , Doug Wassung, and Steve Dunlap were the team leaders throughout the year and they did a very good job Shrader was the recipient of the LHS Outstanding Gymnast Award for the 1975 season as he performed excellently all year on the pommel horse He won the 1-80 and district titles in that event and was the only Black and Red performer to receive Lincoln Journal and Star Al I-City mention Shrader however missed by one place of winning a state medal , as he finished sixth at the state meet in the pommel horse Doug Wassung was the all-around performer for the Links and did a solid job throughout the season Dunlap was strongest in the parallel bars where he picked up a few dual victories
Of the underclassmen , Mark Beebout was the most impressive. He teamed with Dan Shrader to make the pommel horse Lincoln High ' s strongest event Allan Read participated in both the trampoline and parallel bars and did a good job for all his inexperience Sophomore Don Ginger was also a valuable asset to the team as he added depth in vaulting and on the trampoline
Coach Fallstead will have to rely on these sophomores next year , as the outlook for the team is again bleak with the top performers departing.
Cross Country was neither the most successful nor the most popular sport at Lincoln High this year. There were only ten men out for the 1975 team, including just two returning lettermen and two seniors Of the varsity runners , three were sophomores a.nd the lone senior was Brian Dowling
Dowling, the number one runner for the Links during 1974, had a disappointing season as he was plagued by injuries and illness throughout the year Alan Loos , another 1974 team member , missed the entire season with a hairline fracture, and the team as a whole was hard hit by injuries and illness
Only one dual win was posted by the harriers during the year That win came against Millard by a score of 25-31. Bill Gutierrez and Brian Dowling finished one-two in that meet to lead the Links. The best tournament finish by LHS came in the 1-80, where they took fifth place.
Gutierrez, a first-year junior , was the Links number one runner during the year He started out slow but finished the year in fine fashion with 11th place finishes at the 1-80 and district meets. Dowling , junior letterman Glenn Ashcraft , and sophomores Larry Jones, Tim McMeen, and Tyler Sprouse were the other top runners for Lincoln High this year .
In the city non-qualifiers meet, LHS won handily, signaling great things for next year ' s team. And indeed they should improve with only Dowling and John Fast graduating.
The girls volleyball team provided much of the thrills for the fall sports fans at Lincoln High this year. They finished· the year with a 20-3 record and the first undisputed ,state title for Lincoln High since 1969. This was all accomplished under the leadership of first-year coach Joyce Johnson who replaced Nadine Sass.
Coach Johnson had high hopes of a successful season even before the first match of the year Coach Sass had left her with a wealth of talent from last year ' s state runner-ups. Four letterwinners were back including 1974 all-city choices Deb Van Dusen and Sue Bruce
However, despite all this talent the first match of the year was dropped by the Links in two straight games to Beatrice The linkswomen rebounded with consecutive wins over Hastings, Papillion, Northeast, Ralston, Grand Island, and Millard Then the LHS spikers were defeated by 1974 champ Lincoln East; 15-7, 10-15, 11-15. Following an easy win ys. Omaha Westside, Lincoln High was again upended, this time by Southeast in two out of three games. Having finished the regular season with an unimpressive 7-3 record, the Links headed into their tournament schedule as a darkhorse But the volleyballers were not to be topped in a match after this During these 13 straight victories, the team captured in order, the City, Trans-~'-lebraska, Eastern l-80 , District and State Championships
Of these championships, though, the state crown was what really mattered to the LHS girls. After last year's runner-up finish, the spikers were not about to settle for second best again.
Going into the state tournament the Links were seeded no two, but after Omaha South's upset loss in the first round it was the Links all the way. They disposed of cross-town rival Northeast in the first round, took care of Fremont in two out of three games in the semi-finals, and defeated North Platte by 15 - 4 and ·ts-13 for the championship.
Coach Johnson gave credit to the excellent teamwork and the desire the girls showed in proving they were the best in Nebraska. She also gave tribute to the fine program that former Coach Sass had left her with.
Individually the outstanding performers were Deb Van Dusen and Kathy Wilson. Both of these juniors were named to the Journal and Star all-state and all-city teams. Other fine players were seniors Sue Bruce, Jann Rathe, and Joan O'Connor, along with juniors Robin Hruby and Rachel Hillman
The Reserve Squad also did a great job as they rolled to an undefeated season and their second straight city title. With many fine players from that squad back for next year along with eight returning varsity players, the 1976 team should be just as good if not better than the 197'5 state titlists
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: K Mulligan, J O ' Connor, D Van Dusen, C. Bridgmon, S Yanek , P Nichols Row 2: Coach Johnson, R Fen, R Hillman, J Brown, S Bruce, R Hruby, J Rathe, K Wilson, K Burbank student mgr
RESERVE VOLLEYBALL: Row 1: D Mulligan , T Hog an , D Weixelman, L Hinkle Row 2: Karen Wilson, K Sohl, B Krueger, D Nerud, T. Schoonover, L Jones, Assistant Coach Nolte.
Sophomore sensation Barb Harris led this year's girls swim team to fourth place finishes at both the Trans-Nebraska and 1-80 Conference meets, and to a tenth place finish at the state meet. Harris, who could become the greatest athlete to compete at LHS, won every event she entered during the season and capped the year off with state championship finishes in the SO-yard freestyle and the 100-yard fly . Along the way she broke just about every record possible and came within two-tenths of a second of a national record in the SO-yard freestyle. She also qualified for All-American standing in several events.
However, swimming is a sport where depth counts heavily and Harris could not carry the whole team on her victories alone A lack of additional consistent performers behind Harris caused the swimmers to finish the year without recording a single dual meet triumph during al I of the 1975 season Coach Cotter's mermaids finished with a 0-7-1 record, with the tie coming against Ralston
One of the factors in the team's weak showings was the lack of experienced swimmers With absolutely no seniors on the team, and only two letter winners back from last year, LHS had to rely on mostly untested sophomores and juniors. Letterwomen Joette Larsen and Joy Stephens provided some leadership, as Larsen led the way in the butterfly and Stephens helped out in the freestyle events Some of the more consistent newcomers were Carla McCord, Carol Stephens, and Nancy Wheelock with Diane Bitenieks providing early season strength in diving
With everybody back for next year, including record-breaker Barb Harris , the Links' mer -w omen can look for a much improved season
In a season considered a building year for the Links by many, the cagers came along to where they were contenders for top honors Posting a winning record, the B-Ballers came within seven points of going to the State Tournament for the first time in more than a decade. LHS also won their first annual Holiday Tournament and finished in the first division of both the Trans-Nebraska and 1-80 Conferences
Only two lettermen, Charlie Metzger and Robert Robinson , returned from · last year 's squad, but a. surprisingly strong crop of sophomores helped the team tremendously, along with some excellent juniors Altogether, five sophs and four juniors saw some action for the varsity team
Though the squad was dominated by underclassmen in numbers , three seniors, Metzger, Russ Shepard, and College View Academy transfer Jon Parker, were the backbone of the 1975-76 Links Metzger led the team in total rebounds and scored at a 10.0 per game clip Guard Shepard was Lincoln High 's outside threat, as most of his team leading 236 points came from the 20-foot range Six-seven center Parker was only eligible to play in the last nine games of the year, but he played well enough to lead LHS in scoring average, rebounding average, and field goal percentage. Parker was also selected to participate in the Shrine All-Star game and was designated a second team All-State selectee by the Lincoln Journal and Star.
Junior center-forward Jerry Heckman and soph guard Ralph McWilliams were also starters for the Links Heckman finished the year as the Links ' third leading scorer and rebounder and McWilliams was a very consistent performer who averaged 6.4 points per game. Junior Robert Robinson was a part -time starter for the Black and Red and sophomore Nathan Woods also saw considerable playing time
Teamwise, the Links hit on 46 more field goals than their opponents but allowed their foes to outscore them by 71 points at the charity line Lincoln High also out rebounded their opponents, 688-576, but committed 80 more turnovers. The fouls and turnovers can be partly attributed to the youth and inexper ie nce of the young cagers
The young Linksters opened the season with a solid road win over top ten ranked Hastings and followed this by a controversial· overtime victory over tough Omaha Westside. They then lost two straight to Omaha Benson and Beatrice but came back to win the first annual Holiday Tournament with wins over Papi II ion and Southeast After this however, the cagers hit a shooting slump and lost three consecutive games to Southeast, Omaha Central, and Northeast They broke their losing string against Ralston but dropped a game to Omaha Northwest. After this game Jon Parker became eligible to play and he lead the Link s to victory in five of their final seven regular season contests With this, the cagers went into the district tournament on the heals of a three game winning streak and beat Lincoln East bv a 70- -64 score in the first round
The Black and Red su~ged to a halftime lead against Northeast in the championship game but lost their cool in the third quarter and lost by a 63-57 score.
Next year should be another good one for Lincoln High in the hoop sport as all but five members of the varsity squad will be ba c k The winning Reserve and Sophomore teams should also cont ribute some fine talent to the 1976-77 team
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The 1975-76 Reserve Basketball team sprinted to one of the best records ever for a LHS JV squad. They finished the year with a 14-2 overall record and a 2-1 city record i for second place behind Lincoln Southeast.
One of the reasons for the excellent season by the Links was the teamwork and balance of the squad. There was no one star on the team as everybody did his part. A strong crop of sophomores and the · height that has been lacking in recent years were other reasons for the success of the cagers.
Lincoln High opened their season with slim one and four point victories over Hastings and Omaha Westside, respectively. They continued their victory string with triumphs over Omaha Benson and Beatrice before they were beaten by two in a heartbreaker vs. Lincoln Southeast The Links won their next four games before suffering another heartbreaking loss of 61-60 at the hands of Kearney High School. They pulled themselves together however and won the season's final six games
over Grand Island, North Platte, Papillion, Lincoln East, Omaha South, and Millard.
Individually, there were many fine performers for the reserves throughout the year. Jeff Johnson, Dennis Scott, Dean Carstens, Kevin Albers, and Don Ginger were the starters during much of the ye·ar. Johnson, a 6-3 sophomore, was the leading scorer and rebounder for Lincoln High as he scored 174 points for a 10.9 per ga rne average and grabbed 132 rebounds. Dennis Scott was also a big force inside as he put in 161 points and took down 100 caroms. Forward Dean Carstens was the third leading scorer and rebounder with guards G i nger and Albers coming in fourth and fifth in the scoring derby. Albers was the team ' s playmaker and top outside shooter as he had 23 assists , a 52% field goal percentage and 74% accuracy from the charity line. Other players who saw considerable playing time for the junior varsity were Tom Fuller, Tom Hiskey, Connor Sughroue, and Alvin Moore.
The Lincoln High sophomore team experienced a season of many close games, of which the Links won 7 and lost 5. Al I five of the losses were at the hands of the other Lincoln teams as the sophs had to settle for the cellar in city play
One of the things that hurt the squad was the fact that many of the top sophomores were advanced to the varsity and reserve teams this year; an uAusually high number of them
Even so there were many fine players left to play for the sophs as they combined for a much improved year over last year's one win season The leading scorers were Todd Richards , Dan Gerlach , Dennis Grady, and Jim Weddle . Richards scored 124 points and was the only Link to average in double figures. Gerlach scored 109 points, Crady had 103, and Weddle canned 48 Todd Richards was the leading rebounder with 90 caroms and Crady, Weddle,. Keith Hughes, and Tim McMeen also picked off
over 40 apiece. Gerlach was the playmaker for the team as he led the squad with 22 assists
As far as team statistics go the LHS sophomores averaged 47 .7 points per game, 30 rebounds per game, shot 35% from the field and hit on 56% of their charity tosses.
The Black and Red opened the year with an 11 point victory over Papillion and then dropped a close inter-city contest to Northeast After suffering a 12 point lo ss to Lincoln East in the next game the Links showed that they coul d win the close ones as they beat Ralston, Millard, and Omaha Westside in the following three games by a combined margin of five points The Lincoln High sophs beat Pius X handily in the next game before losing to East and Southeast in tough city games. The Linksters came away with another close one in beating Northeast by two in overtime before losing to Southeast again and then edging Beatrice by two in the season finale . Sports-85
The Lincoln High wrestling team experienced an up and down year in 1975-76, as they finished the season with a 1-8-1 dual meet record They also took seventh place finishes in the Fremont Invitational and Trans-Nebraska, placed sixth at the 1-80 Tournament, eighth in District A-1, and completed the year with a 28th place finish at the State Tournament.
The grapplers were figuring on having an excellent team this year as almost all of the 1974-75 team returned intact However , some people failed to come out for wrestling, others quit early in the season, and still others, like two-year letterman Dwain Borchers, were forced to miss many duals because of injuries Thus, by the end of the year, there were only 18 young men still on the squad , including only three seniors
Despite this lack of experienced wrestlers, the team turned in several fine performances A 27-27 tie with top ten rated Grand Island and a 30-25 triumph over Beatrice were two excellent showings by LHS as was a sixth place finish at the 1-80 Tournament. At that meet, four Black and Red wrestlers finished in the top four in their weight classes with Bob Bousek finishing first at 98
lbs , Randy Hitz placing second in the heavyweight division, Mike Scanlon third at 167, and Kevin Stuart fourth at 126.
Junior Bob Bousek was the most consistent wrestler for the Links this year as he compiled a 20-7 record · and claimed championship finishes at both the 1-80 and District meets. Both Bousek and Mike Scanlon qualified for the State Tournament , where each won two matches and lost two. Scanlon and Bousek were also chosen to the all-city squad by the Lincoln Sunday Jo urnal a n d Star Seniors Tony Cruz and Kevin Stuart, along with juniors Doug Simpson and Randy Hitz were also solid performers for Lincoln High throughout this year.
Though finishing fourth in the 1-80 and 13th at state , the Lincoln High swim team failed to win a single dual meet One of the main reasons for this was the lack of depth and experience on th is young squad
The swimmers began the year with a fine second place finish at the LHS Relays and had much hope for the rest of the season However , following this the tankers went on to lose ten consecutive duals. Possibly their best showing came against the Lincoln East swimmer s as they were defeated by a slim two point margin, 75-77 The L.HS tankers also turned in fine performances against Grand Island and Ralston, though they wound up dropping both meets During their tournament schedule the Links fared somewhat better as they finished sixth at the TransNebraska meet and came in a respectable fourth i n the 1-80 meet In the state meet the Black and Red came in 13th on the strength of several fine individual performances
Six lettermen returned from last year ' s team. They were : se niors Rick Thomassen, Terry Houchen, John Kessler, and Jeff Weixelman, along with juniors Alan Loos and John Arenas. Two-year letterwinne r s Thomassen and Houchen were consistently the team ' s top performers Thomassen swam in the individual medley and the fly while Houchen competed in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events At the Trans-Nebraska meet Thomassen took home a pair of si xth place finishes in his spe c ialties a nd Houchen came in second in the .50 and fourth in the 100. A t the 1- 80, both Houchen and Thomas sen captured two third place medals In the state meet , Thomassen came in tenth in the medle y • and eighth in the fly , while Houchen was finishing eighth in th e 50 and ninth in the 100 Other f i ne sw i mmers for the Links this season included John Kessler , John Vandersli c e, and John Arenas K e ssler and Vanderslice combined with Thomassen and Houchen to form a fine medley relay team which wound up the year with a fourth place finish at state Divers Jeff Wei xelman and Jim Johnson were also very c on sistent performers for Lincoln High
Though the Link s gr aduate only four seniors , Thomassen , Houchen, Kessler , and Weixelman-, these four were the t op performer s for LHS and will have to be r e placed if ne xt season ' s swimmin g squad is to impro v e over this yea r ' s record
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1: T. Hogan , K. Sohl , K. Mulligan , D. Jones, B. Bell. Row 2 : Coach Brower , R Ginger, T Schoonover , C Nun , E Whyrick, C. McWilliams, Asi tant Coach Hillman , K Burbank mgr
In this second year of girls' basketball at Lincoln High, the Linkswomen almost doubled last year's win total of seven by compiling an excellent record of 13 wins and three losses This 81 % winning percentage was accomplished by a team which was led by a rookie coach and dominated by underclassmen
First-year coach Joyce Johnson took over the reins from 1974-75 mentor Nadine Sass with five letterwinners back from a 7-4 team, including all-city choice Deb Van Dusen and starting center Robin Hruby In addition to these two · juniors, juniors Rachel Hillman and Pateah Bowling plus senior Sue Bruce made up the starting lineup for the Black and Red this year. This quintet also supplied most of Lincoln High ' s point production, as Hruby was the team's top scorer with 179 points , followed by Deb Van Dusen with 157 points, Rachel Hillman with 113, Pat Bowling with 53 and Sue Bruce with 45 Center Hruby was also the leading rebounder with Rachel Hillman close behind Both Van Dusen and Hruby were selected to the Sunday Journal and Star all - city squad
The Links started out the year like they were never going to lose. They won their first four contests over Hastings , 0 West si de , b. South, and Papillion by an average margin of 19 points. Then they took close wins over Papillion and Lincoln Southeast to capture the Holiday Tournament and won their first game in 1976 by 33 points over Ralston This perfect mark of 7-0 was spoiled by the state's top team , unbeaten Lincoln East, 41-27 in the next game, after which LHS won consecutive games over Millard, Lincoln Southeast , and Grand Island. They dropped a no.th er city game to Northeast by 40-27 before closing out the regular season with a 41-19 conquering of Beatrice In the Lincoln Invitational Tournament, th~ girls beat Millard in the opener by 45-40, were upended by Northeast 38-30 and took the consolation championship with an 11 point win over Papillion
The reserve team posted a winning record of 6-5 as Robin Ginger, Teresa Hogan , Ruth Fen and Carol Nun all excelled. Coach Johnson expressed much enthusiasm for next season as four starters and seven letterwomen return along with many fine reserve performers. She called Lincoln High " a team on the rise" in girls' basketball.
A young 1975-76 Lincoln High girls' gymnastics team , with only 6 letterwinners back from last year's 2-8 team, surprised many people with a fine 6-4 dual meet season The Links also captured fourth place at the district meet and took fifths at the 1-80 and Trans-Nebraska Tournaments
The LHS tumblers opened their season with four straight dual victories , but dropped four of their final six duals. Inter-city competition was particularly keen as three of the four losses came at the hands of the other Lincoln schools.
Senior letterwinners Karel Michon, Tracey Cabelman, Diane Nelson, and Ruth Anderson lent leadership to the squad, with help from junior returnees Vicki Wachter and Belinda Cobb Karel Michon was the top performer for the Black and Red, turning in many excellent performances in the vaulting and balance beam events.
She qualified for the state meet in both events by taking seconds at the districts. Michon finished in seventh place at the state and had a first place performance in the 1-80 Conference Meet and a fourth at Trans-Nebraska in the vaulting Her score of 8 5 in the 1-80 was the highest score in that meet in any event The only other LHS competitor to qualify for state was sophomore Risa Shaw who accomplished this by placing eighth at the dis tricts in the unevens All-arounder Laura Jones, who was third in the all-around at Trans, and floor exercise performers Shari Oehring and Carla McCord were other impressive sophomores for the Links.
With only four girls graduating, next year's gymnasts should have a solid base from which to start Coach Ray Fallstead comments , " With the returning girls and some incoming sophomores we should be an even stronger team in 1977 ."
The 1976 LHS Aqualinks Show was presented on April 1 and 2 in the Johnson Gym pool. Mrs. Opal Stoehr was again the sponsor of this annual synchronized swim show, and the theme this year was "Lights, Camera, Aqualinks."
The number of members was dropped from last year's 29 to 21 in this year's program Evening practices also were started some time sooner this year.
Emcees for the show were Greg Heckman, Tim Martin, Sue Underhill, and Tracey Gabelman Aqualinks officers were: Sara Bish-President, Betz Krutak-Vice Pres., and Erin Blank-Secretary and Treasurer. Sara Bish was also the soloist for this year's show; and the male swimmers were Jerry Hanson , John Kessler, and Terry Houchen
The acts performed during the presentation included: " Exorcist," "Romeo and Juliet," "South Pacific," "Pink Panther," "Jaws, " "That ' s Entertainment," and many others Sara Bish remarked about the show that "most everyone seemed calm, and the acts came out quite well."
Though 1976 was not the most successful sea so n recordwise for the LHS boys' track team, the squad performed very well nonetheless. Th.e team was hurt by inexperience as only ten members of the 1975 s.quad returned.
The inexperience and lack of depth of the Links showed through in the year's opening meet, the Millard Invitational, where the thinclads finished last. The Black and Red also had to settle for the cellar in the Lincoln Relays. The Links improved somewhat in the Ralston dual, l o sing 72-69 They the n finished fourth in the Westside Invitational in a strong five team field. The tracksters went on to defeat Papillion by 76-66 and York by 97-43 and finish fifth out of eight teams in the Fremont Invite Though slumping to last at the city meet , the young thinclads continued to show improvement and display fine individual performances during the remainder of their schedule
Defending discus gold medalist John Beaver was the Links' most impres sive performer as he was among the state leade rs in both the discus and shot put all year. He was the city champion in both these events, along with high jump e r Steve Shaw Other top performers in 1976 included : lborah Umoren and Mike Ford in the sprints, Jeff Abbott in the hurdles and triple jump , Bill Gutierrez in the long distance events, and middle-distance runner Dennis Scott.
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Led by a fine pitching staff , the LHS varsity baseball team played as well as just about anybody in the state , but were hurt by many close, heartbreaking losses A lack of consistent offensive punch was the factor in many of these contests.
With four lettermen back from last year, including 1975 all-city selection Charlie Metzger, Coach Bill Zuspan was confident of a strong team this year His confidence was re - enforced after the season opener with Lincoln Pius X Expected · to be a tough game, the Links did everything right and blew the Thunderbolts out of the ball park by a score of 16-1. Pitcher Metzger pitched a spark Ii ng four-hitter while his mates were pounding out 12 hits The next contest was with state power Millard and the Links lost the game by .5-2 when Millard broke up a tie in the final inning The diamondmen however, came back and beat Omaha South by a 7-2 decision on the force of Myron Drent 's fine pitching Then , the Links got into a batting slump and lost four consecutive games to city rivals. Southeast beat the Links twice in this stretch and East and Northeast scored 2-1 and 2-0 wins over the Links. The diamondmen refused to give up and continued to get solid pitching from their moundmen combined with improved hitting during the remainder of the year.
The leaders for the Black and Red this year were naturally pitchers Charlie Metzger and Myron Drent The top batters for Lincoln High were Dean Carstens , Greg Heckman, Dan Vontz, and Gary Hart. Returning letterman Russ Shepard, California transfer Mike Saylor, Rick Thomassen and Mike Smith were other performers who excelled for the Links.
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The LHS reserve and sophomore baseball squads both opened the 1976 campaign with first - year coaches at the helm Barry Blue was the head man for the junior varsity , while Jeff Schneider led the sophomores
The reserves responded excellently to Coach Blue's leadership in the year 's opening contest , as they shut out the Pius X Thunderbolts by a score of 7-0 Junior hurler Scott Carlson twirled a superb two hitter in the game and was ba ck ed up by the hitting of Tom Baruth who slammed a homer In the next game however, the J V. ' s dropped a 14-5 game to Millard The third game of the year turned out to be a 7-7 tie with Omaha South, in a game called because of darkness. Running into a batting slump in the next three games, the reserves dropped consecutive decisions to city schools Southeast, Northeast, and Southeast again However , the J. V. ' s bounced back and played an exciting style of ball in the remaining contests
The individual leaders for the reserves were pitcher Scott
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Carlson and Tom Baruth , Doug Simpson, and Dan Gerlach Carlson had an ERA of 2 .80 through the first six games and he also was the leading hitter during this span with a .429 average •
The sophomore team also played excellently in their sea on opening game They blasted cross town rival Lincoln East by a 27-10 count in that game. Then, the sophs dropped two consecutive one-run games to city rivals Southeast and Northeast In their fourth game the Link s again lost to Southeast , this time by a 10-1 count. They refused to give up after these setbacks though and finished out the season with many fine performances
Individually , the sophs were led by hitters Ron Wise , Rod Vlcek , and Darrell Borchers Wise had an average of 550, Vlcek was hitting 500, and Borchers was batting .500 through the first four games. They led the team to an almost unbelievable . 384 team · average through the first four games. Bob Down was the mound ace for the Links in the 1976 season
The LHS golf team experienced a tough season as they lacked depth and experience Though two letterwinners, seniors Ralph Gladbach and Jeff Rump, returned from last year's team , Coach Dave Drevo had to rely heavily on underclassmen to fill out the varsity five. In fact the numbers three, four, and five players were all sophomores (Todd Richards, Linus Smith, and Mark Beebout).
The golfers showed their inexperience in their first meet of the year by finishing at the bottom of a 14 team field at the Beatrice Invitational with a 397 score Rump shot a 94 to pace the Links in that meet In the Ralston Invitational, the Black and Red golfers improved slightly to finish 13th in a 14 team field. Rump again led the squad with a fine score of 82, with fellow senior Gladbach close behind with an 83 In the season's first dual meet the golfers were defeated by Pius X by a score of '175-192 on April 6. Gladbach was the top Lincoln High finisher in that meet. In the Capital City Invitational on April 9, Lincoln High finished i n last pla c e again as no Link golfer could shoot below 90 over 18 holes
As the eason went along, the golfers continued to struggle but the young sophomores gained valuable experience that will be very helpful for Lincoln High golf teams in the years to come. •
Led by a seemingly unbeatable weight crew and fine sprinters and distance runners , the 1976 girls' track squad posted a fine season record Coached by first-year mentor George Ayoub, the female thinclads were expected to have a rebuilding year with only four letterwinners back from last season However, many underclassmen came through to make the Links a city championship contender
The girls opened the season on April 2 with a strong second place finish at the Lincoln Relays. They went on to beat Millard 59½-50½ and Ralston 87-18 in their first two dual meets Junior distance runner Theresa Schoonover es tab I ished herself as one of the state ' s top milers by sweeping to three impressive mile wins in the_first three meets. She was also outstanding in the 880 and the high jump Junior Robin Hruby led the LHS weight crew to first place finishes in both the discus and shot put at the Linco l n Relays and swept to individual wins in t h ese events against Ralston and Millard Karen Wi l son, Hel2n Steer, Julie McEwen, and Renee Spale added balance in the weights Other top performers for the Black and Red this year were sprinters Judy Brown, Tedy Bowling, and Adrienne Robinson, along with distance runner Carol Stephens.
VARSITY GIRLS' TENNIS:
Row 1: A Rugg , J
O ' Connor , R Fen , T
Cabelman Row 2: S
Carter , R Anderson , C. Anderson , J: Rathe
The doubl e s team of Ruth Fen and Jann Rathe won many matches for the Bl ac k a nd Red throughout the year
The 1976 edition of the Lincoln High girls ' tennis squad proved to be one of the best ever With much of la st season ' s city championship team back this y e ar, including last year's fourth place finisher at the state meet , Ruth Anderson , Coach Mary Lou Gove had much material to work with
Returning letter winners Ruth Anderson , Tracey
Cabelman, Joan O'Connor, Jann Rathe, and Ruth Fen were the core of the team A pair of sophomores, Andrea Rugg and Claudia Anderson, also came on to give the netters a big boost. Ruth Anderson was the team ' s No 1 singles player during the year with Claudia Anderson, her sister , in the No 2 singles slot Seniors Tracey Cabelman and Joan O ' Connor were the Nos 3 and 4 singles players during most of the year with Andrea Rugg in the No. 5 slot. The top doubles team for the Links was R Anderson and Gabel man
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" Whoo sh " g o es Andrea Rugg 's ra c ket , as she is about to ace another op p o nent
winning their first three duals over Southeast , Grand Island, and Northeast . They then dropped a hard fought 1-4 de ci sion to state power Omaha Westside, with the doubles t eam of C. Anderson and J. O ' Connor winning the onl y match for the Links The LHS netters came back from this bitter defeat however to beat cross-town rival Lincoln East by a score of 6-3. l'n their remaining matches the netters continued to excel , and in fact thrust themselves into contention for the state crown
The intramural program at Lincoln High provides opportunities for any interested student to get involved in before- and after-school sports activities Both varsity and non-varsity athletes participate in the football, basketball , volleyball , softball, and bowling leagues , along with the after-school weightlifting program In addition , open-gym sessions are provided for students on Saturdays , holiday breaks and after school.
The basketball and weightlifting programs were the most popular activities this year Intramural basketball saw 16 teams compete during the winter schedule. The champion of the junior-senior league was a team called A D They represented LHS at the city tourney, along with the sophomore league champions and the junior-senior runnerups. The weightlifting program was supervised by Mr Story and Mr. Ball. It ran throughout the year but was most popular during the winter months when an average of 45 students participated in each after-school session
The overall co-ordinator for intramurals this year was Mr Dennis Bornschlegl and he was assisted by many other faculty members.
Reflections in the pools of time are but images that slowly fade from the mind ' s eye-an image of ourselves, of friends and other people we have known- leaving only pleasant memories for the mind to dwe l l upon Thus the Senior year for some will become a cherished memory and the troublesome ev ents will be forgotten, drown in the pools of time forever
Abbott , Jeff Allen Lind
Allen ' a Alie ' Re Donna 'I , Scott
Anderson B Anth ' ruce es , Lynn
~mgo , Dale uers , Anita
Auers , John Austin Kare
B d ' n a e, Donna
Baker' Harlan
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Baldwin , Melanie Ballard , Pamela Bangers , Ingrid Barton , LaRai
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Erin
Stephen Beaver , John
"As a senior, one can be a 'bad dude' and get away with it." Larry
Brooks, Linda Brown, Cary
" The closeness of the senior class, and the great fun we've had during High School years we can remember forever!"
Erin Blank
Brown, Judith Brown, Patricia
Botts , Mike Brandt, Max Brehm , Alexander Broadstone, Shelly
Bruce, Suzanne Bruha, Peggy Brumm , Allen Bryant, Ronald
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Burbach , Daniel Burkgren , Nancy Burt , Peggy Butcher, Naomi
f ton , Lu c y
Co n nett , Mark
Co oper , Tracy
Cordell , Br ian Cox , Norma
Damian , Kathy
Damme , Deborra
Davi s, Darr e ll
Delaney , Dennis
DeRyke , Nancy
Dieh l. Judy
Dixon, Clifford
Doan, Thomas
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Dolezal, Bruce Doling , Diane Domgard, James Dougherty , Sheree
Dowling, Bryan Drinkwine, Mary Duncan, David
"There are advantages and disadvantages to being a senior You learn how to space things off that don't concern you, but sometimes you space off the ones that do "
Jim Domgard
Duncan, Ramona Dunlap, Steven
Ellis, Mark Essay, Dav i d Fasnacht, John Fast, John
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Ford, Michael Forst, Jerri
Finch, Douglas Fintel , Kirk Fischer, Lorraine
Fauver, Greg Fazel, Sandy Fearing, Debbie Felton, John
"Being a senior is the realization that you have less than one year before your full potential is unleased upon the big outside world ."
Kelly Leonard
Fosdick , Tim Foster, John Frey, Keith
Fry, Alvin Gabelman, Tracey Gillam, Cathy Gillam, Tracy
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Goodwin,
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Hickerson , Susan Hoffmaster, Erick Holland , Danny Holland, Franklin
Horacek, Gregory Houchen, Terry Howe, John Howell, Twila
Hrdlicka, Mitchell Ingram , John Jarecke, Christine Jernberg, Bruce
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Kreps , Norman
Kru se ,. Dennis
Johnson, Naomi Johnson , Sandra Jones , Ly n n Kang , Harpreet
Keech , Bob Kehler , Daniel Ken n edy , Mary Kessler , John
Ketterer , Cynt h ia Key , David Knight , Deborah Kolb , Cynthia
Krutak, Betz Kutcher , Rex
Leech , Randie Lehman , Danny Leonard, Kelly Lien, Casey
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Lachapelle, Yvonne Lacher , Robert
Liesveld, Penny
Linkugel, Ruth
Livingston, Mary Long, Larry
Longan, Jacquelyn Lopez, Debbie
Lorraine, William
Lusins, Roland
" The advantage of being a senior: We ' re big-time now, and it ' s scary! "
Martin , Timothy Mason, Roy Mathews, Curtis McGinnis, Chuck
McKeen, Kathleen McNeese, Rena McWilliams, Cynthia Meehan, Joseph
Metzger, Charles Meyer , Cheryl Michon , Karel Mientka, Rebecca
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Miller, Jerald Minchow, Julie Moran, Alma Moran , Maria
Morrison, Holly Moser , Julia Mowry, David Mutchie, Randy
Myles, Debora Nelson, Diane Neukirch, John Nichols, Peggy
The advantage of being a senior: "Being able to go to class, screw around, go home early, screw around, go to parties, screw around, get cut from football , screw around , watch Bugs Bunny, screw around, and last but not least graduate and screw around!"
Tim Martin
Nielsen , Katherine Nimic , Gisele Nomoto, Tetsuo Nordmeyer, Larry
Noyes, Daniel Oaks, Patty O'Connor , Joan Gehring , Cynthia
Ortiz, Cindy Ortiz, Virginia Owen, Gary Owens, Jeanne
Peet , Shelly
Perrine , Bobbi
Peters, Jennifer Peterson, Terri
Petitt, Deborah
Piitz , Diane
Radebaugh, Kenton
Ragan, Gene
Rathe, Jann
Reese, Linda Reinwald, Debra Rezac, John
Roby, William Rohan, Debbie
Rugg, Lawrence Rump, Jeffrey
Runge, Kenneth Sahs, Jeffrey Saunders, Timothy
"The advantage of being a senior is the pride of finally reaching the top! "
Diane Kramer
Schrage , Scott
Scott, Timothy
Seeger , Doris
Shanks , Eric
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Schlamann, Linda
Schmidt, Marilyn Schmidt, Rebecca
Schafer, Doug Scdoris , Robin
Simmons , Jack Simmons , Susan
Shields , Vicki
Shrader , Daniel
Silenieks, Anita
Shaw , Brenda Sheets , James Shepard, Kathy Shepard , Russell
" An advantage of being a senior is the feeling of being looked up to as -someone, not just anyone "
Betz Krutak
Sintek, Mary
Smith , M i chael
Snyder , Debora
Spahn , Bradley
Spale , Bryan
Spilker, Bruce
Splichal, Gerald
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" My girdle is killing me! "
Stice, Deborah Stuart, Kevin Stuart. Tracie Tesch, Carl
Thaller, Samuel Thomassen, Richard Thompson, Pamela Thornton , Richard
Steele, Robin Steen, Sigrid Stephens, Nancy
Stalder, Corinne Stanley, Jim
Todd, Laurel Traudt, Cheryl Tucker, Scott Turek, Amy
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Underhill , Susan • Varga, Daniel Vetter , Jana Vonderschmidt , Steven
Vontz, Dan i el Walbridge , LeAnna Walker , Peggy Wassung, Douglas
Watson, Keith Webb , Theresa
Weixelman , Jeffrey Wendl i ng , Jan
Anderson, Michael Anderson, Ruth Behrends, Mark Biggs, Dale Boucher, Randy Bowling, Pamela Brooks, Brenda Brooks, Sherry Brown, Norine Brozek, Robert Budig, Bridgette Burton, Lisa Caines, Karen Conradt, Karen Cook, Roger Correale , Stephen Cruz, Anthony Davis, Juliette
DeBrestian, Steven Evans, John foster, Roger fratzen, Gary Garnas, Earl Gesiriech, Robert Giebelhaus, Connie Green, Regina Green, Timothy Haller, Randy Hanson, Donald Harr, Steven Haynes, Deborah Hicks, Patricia Hoffer, Karen Hoffman, David Holmes,Guy Hutcherson, Robert Jackson, Carvan Kadavy, Dallas Kauble , Stephen Kinnison, Elizabeth Kissler, Steven Kolb , Barbara Kramer, Diane Kreifels , Danny Langley, Cynthia Lilak , Azhar Ali Livingston, Lena
Lugn,Todd Manulak, Kevin Maschman, Alma McCaugherty, Mark Medved, Candace Meyer, Lorraine Miller, Brian Miller,Steve Mitchell, Patricia O'Brien, Grace O'Toole, Thomas Parham, Roberta Parker, Jon Pence, James Pieper, David Robbins, Timothy Robertson, William Roth, Patricia Ryder, Anthony Salinas, Arturo Salinas, Graciela Salinas, Romeo -Scdoris, Edward Schwab, Jody Schwabauer, William Smith, Elizabeth Sothan, Debra Spears, Albert Stangl, Mmard Strode , Craig Stuckel, Lynnette Sullivan, Diane Sullivan, Donna Sypho, Ca-rolyn Tapley, Ja Nohn Thompson, Maureen Tivis, David Torres, Juan Wakeman, Scott Walker, Eric Webb , Roberta Weidlich, Tamara Wendling, Samuel Wills, Amy Ybarra, Annette Yingling, Kathleen
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David Pieper
Tim Robbins
Doug Robertus
The Ned Prucha Award is given each year to the senior who is most outstanding in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and participation in the various activities and organizations of the school. The recipient this year is David Pieper David's noteworthy academic achievements include participation in the District Speech Contest , placing 3rd in the State French Contest, and 3rd in the National Math Contest. David ' s talent was quite apparent in the area of drama at LHS He was on -various crews for both the musicals , and dramas , and played the lead role in the All School Play, "The Mouse That Roared " David ' s involvement extended also as far as being on the Joy Night Central Committee, and the Short Story Editor of Image. He was on Honor Roll and a member of National Honor Society
The Harry Sidney Dobbins Award this year goes to Larry Rugg, for his excellence in both academic and athletic achievements. Larry's involvement on the Varsity Tennis team brought him a state championship. He was also on the Varsity Track team, and participated in Intramural Basketball. J Larry was a member of L Club and i , also a Homecoming and Prom Escort He was Vice President of Junior Steering Committee , and President of Senior Steering Committee. Larry was involved with the Lincoln High School Community Council, and was also on Honor Roll and National Honor Society
Karel Michon is recognized this year as the recipient of both the Girls ' Athletic Award and the Art Key Award. Karel was a member of Junior Girls' Glee, Concert Choir, and worked on the musical crew. Her athletic involvement included participating on the Varsity Gymnastics team, and the Reserve Volleyball and Track teams Karel was a member of the Girls' L Club, and the Wrestling Auxiliary. She participated in Joy Night and was on a crew of the All School Play. Karel also was on Honor Roll.
The LHS Drama Award this year goes to Diane Kramer. Diane's dramatic talent has been brought out through her extensive participation in various school productions where she was both on the casts and crews. These productions included the musicals, All School Plays, Mummers Plays, and Joy Night for which she also was a member of its Central Committee Diane was a member of both the Sophomore and Junior Girls' Glees, Concert Choir, and Junior Peppers Diane was on Honor Roll, and chosen for National Honor Society
rThe seniors being recognized this year have excelled in the areas of scholastic achievement, athletics, drama, instrumental music, journalism, and participation in the various other activities offered at LHS. They have among many other seniors made outstand i ng and noteworthy contributions both to the school and to the community.
For achieving the highest scholastic average in his class over the past three years at LHS, Jonn Auers has been awarded this year ' s Scholarship Key. John was the LINKS Board Sports Editor, and a member of Interact Club. He was on the Reserve Wrestling team and participated in Intramural Football. He was a member of Chess Club , and a Math Field Day Participant John was the County Engineer of County Government Day, and on Honor Roll and National Honor Society John's academic excellence brought him such awards as 3rd place in the National Math Contest. He was a National Merit Semi-Finalist, and recipient of a Four Year Regents Scholarship
The recipient of the first LHS Louis Armstrong Jazz Award is Jeff Weixelman Jeff's musical ability and interest were quite obvious by his participation in Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Musical Orchestra, and the State Music Clinic. He was also on the musical crew and participated in Joy Night Jeff was a member of the Varsity Gymnastics , Football , and Swimming teams, and the Reserve Football and Basebal I teams He was a member of L Club and also on Honor Roll and chosen for National Honor Society.
Steve Eckel is this year ' s recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award. He was a member of the Band, Stage Band, Orchestfa, Musical Orchestra, and the All City Stage Band Steve also participated in the All City Ensemble Contest. He was a Joy Night Participant and also on Honor Roll. Steve's athletic participation included being on the Varsity Tennis team and a member of L Club
Cited for achievement i n the field of Journalism is Jeff Rump, recipient of the Journalism Key Jeff ' s involvement on the Advocate Staff took him into the areas of sports writing and photography where he became the Senior Sports Editor Jeff participated on the Varsity Golf team, Reserve Basketball team, and also played Intramural Basketball and Football Jeff was a member of L Club and also on Honor Roll.
Auers, Anita
Auers , John Austin, Karen
Rugg, Lawrence Schmidt , Marilyn
Abbott, Jeff: Varsity Track , Basketball ; Reserve Basketball , Football ; L Club ; Senior Steering Committee
Allen, Linda: Junior Peppers ; Wrestling Auxiliary; Advocate Staff, Associate Editor
Allen, ReDonna: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Junior. Peppers ; Joy Night Central Committee; Honor Roll
Anderson, Ruth: Varsity Gymnastics ; Track ; Tennis ; Girls L Club ; Sophomore Peppers ; Junior Steering Committee ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Auers, Anita: Sophomore Girl s' Glee; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Ennead ; Concert Choir ; Mummers ; Musical Crew , " Oklahoma! "; Medical Club ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors ; International Club ; County Government Day, County Extension Agent ; Joy Night Participant , " Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76 "; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society Upper Three Percent
Auers, John: Reserve Wrestling ; Intramural Football; Chess Club ; Interact; LINKS Board , Sports Editor ; County Government Day , County Engineer ; Math Fi eld Day Participant ; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Four Year Regents Scholarship Winner; Honor Roll ; Sertoma Scholarship Award ; National Honor Society Upper Three Percent
Austin, Karen: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Joy Night Crew ; EPIC ; Image Salesperson ; LINKS Salesperson ; Image Board , Typist; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society Upper Three Percent
Bangers, Ingrid: Sophomore G i rls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Concert -Choir ; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review "; Honor Roll
Barton, LaRai: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Participant
Beaver, John: Varsity Football, Track ; Intramural Basketball , Weightlifting ; L Club , Vice President
Bish, Sara: Band President ; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra, " Oklahoma! "; State Music Clinic ; Symphoni c Wind Ensemble , Clarinet Quartet ; Varsity Gymnastics, Swimming ; Aqualinks President, Participant , ' ' A Song for all Seasons " , " The Greatest Show on Water " , " Lights, Camera, Aqualinks "; Junior Pepper ; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Central Committee , Participant , Stage Crew ; Country Government Day , District Court Judge; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steering Coinrnittee ; Student Council ; State Student Council Convention Delegate ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Blank, Erin: Aqual inks, Secretary , Participant " Greatest Show on Water " , " Lights , Camera, Aquaiinks"; Junior Peppers , Senior Peppers ; Drill Team ; Usherettes; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steering Committee, Secretary ; All School Play , Dancer " Deadwood Dick' '; County Government Day ; Homecoming Attendant ; Honor Roll
Blitz, Susan: Musical Crew ; Coed Counselors;
International Club, President ; Youth in Government Day Participant; Mummers ; Usherettes; LINKS Salesperson ; Image Salesperson ; Joy Night Crew ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society ; Upper Three Percent
Borchers, Dwain: Varsity Football , Wrestling ; Reserve Football ; L Club ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society'
Botts, Mike: LINKS Board , Photographer ; Advocate Staff , Photographer; Honor Roll
Boucher, Randy: State Archery Team ; Indian Education Board
Brandt, Max: Varsity Tennis ; Intramural Basketball ; L Clu b; Student Council
Brooks, Linda: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Junior Peppers ; Honor Roll
Brooks, Sherry: Coed Counselors ; Junior Peppers ; Senior Pe ppers; Drill Team : EPIC ; Mummers ; Senior Steering Committee ; Joy Night Participant
Brown, Judy: Band ; Varsity Volleyball , Basketball , Track ; Reserve Gymnast i cs , Volleyball ; Medical Club ; Girls L C lub , Vice President ; Reserve Cheerleader , President ; Coed Counselors ; Junior Steering Committee, President ; Senior St eering Committee ; Student Council ; Mummers ; Usheret t es ; All School Play Cast, " The Mouse That Roared " ; Honor Roll
Brown, Norine: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls ' G lee ; joy Night Participant , " Boob T u be Review "
Bruce, Sue: Sophomore G i rls ' Gl ee ; Junior Girls' Glee ; Ennead ; Con c ert Choir; Musi c al Cast , Crew ; Varsity Swimmin g, Volleyball, Basketball, Track ; Girls L Club , Treasurer ; Mummers ; Joy Night Partic i pant , '' Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76 " ; Honor Roi I ,: National Honor Soc i ety
Burt, Peggy: Honor Roll
Cakl, Sue: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Reserve Track ; Coed Coun selor s; Junior Peppers ; Advocate Staff , Associate Editor , Honor Roll
Carlson, Tony: Intramural Basketball
Carter, Susan: Varsity and Reserve Tennis ; Varsity Cheerleader ; Junior Peppers : Honor Roll
Case, Jan: Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers; Wrestling Au x iliary ; LINKS Board , Photographer ; Advocate Staff; Honor Roll
Charvat, Audrey: Band; Junior Peppers; Honor Roll
Choat, Bobbie: Senior Peppers ; International Club
Connett, Mark: Honor Roi I
Cooper, Tracy: Track and Field Student Manager ; Junior Peppers ; Advocate Staff; Honor Roll
Cordell, Brian: Band ; Stage Band ; Musical Orchestra; All City Sta&e Band ; Chess Club ; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Cox, Norma: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Coed Counselors ; Honor Roll
Damian, Kathy: Sophomore Girls ' Glee; Aqualinks; Drill Team; Coed Counselors; Honor Roll
Davis, Darrell: Band ; Stage Band ; Musical Orches t ra, Lead , Crew ; Concert Choir ; Reserve Football ; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting; Joy Night Central Committee; Joy Night Participant , Crew; Honor Roll ; Mummers Play Crew , " Blithe Spirit "
DeRyke, Nancy: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Honor Roll
Dolezal, Bruce: Lincoln Bicentennial Committee; Honor Roll
Doling, Diane: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Junior Peppers ; International Club ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Domgard, Jim: Band ; Reserve Football, Coif ; Interact ; Cornhusker Boy ' s State Participant; Honor Roll
Doran, Michael: Varsity Wrestling ; Chess Club
Dougherty, Sheree: Orchestra; international Club; National French Contest , 3rd Place; Alternate 1 Year Regents Sc holarship Winner ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Dowling, Bryan: Band ; Musical Crew , Cast, " Oklahoma! ''; Concert Choir ; Octet ; Varsity Track, Cross Country ; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting ; DECA ; L Club ; Joy Night Participant; Homecoming Escort ; Senior Steering Committee
Doyle, Rod: Orchestra ; Reserve Football, Tennis; EPIC ; Honor Roll
Drinkwine, Mary: Honor Roll
Duncan, David: Band; Stage Band ; Musical Orchestra; Honor Roll
Dunlap, Steve: Sophomore Boys' Glee; Octet; Concert Choir; State Music Clinic; Musical Crew , Lead , " Once Upon A Mattress", "Oklahoma !" ; Musical Cast, " South Pacific "; Varsity Track, Gymnastics ; Reserve Track, Gymnastics ; Intramural Basketball , Weightlifting; L Club; Joy !'light Participant; Cornhusker Boy's State Participant; Prom Escort
Eckel, Steven: Band ; Stage Band; All City Ensemble Contest ; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; All City Stage Band ; Varsity Tennis; L Club ; Joy t-..Jight Participant, " Boob Tube Review"; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Edmunds, Alma: Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers ; Wrestling Auxiliary; Usherettes
Ellis, Mark: Band; Instrumental Manager ; Orchestra ; Musical Orchestra ; Octet ; Concert Choir ; Musical Lead, " Oklahoma! '1 Wind Ensemble ; Track and Field Student Sen iors--138
Mana ge r ; Intramural Volleyball ; L Club ; Interact , President ; Student Council ; Mummers ; All School Play Le ad , Crew , " Deadwood Dick "; LINKS Salesperson; Joy Night Participant , " Joy Night '76 "; Honor Roll ; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steering Committee ; Mummers Play Crew , " Blithe Spirit "; Prom Escort; National Honor Society
Essay, David: Chess Club , President
Fast, John: Orchestra ; Varsity Track Manager ; Reserve Track , Cross Country; Interact; Joy Night Participant, " Joy Night '76 "; Honor Roll
Felton, John: DECA
Fischer, Lorraine: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls ' G I e e ; En n ea d ; Concert. Choi r; ,~v1 us i ca I Cast , " Oklahoma! "; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers ; Coed Counselors ; Joy Night Participant , " Boob Tube Review " , " Joy Nigh t '76 "
Ford, Michael: Band; Varsity Football , Wrestling , Track ; Reserve Football, \,Vrestling , Track ; Intramural Basketball , Weightlifting ; L Club ; County Government Day, Sheriff ; Homecoming King
foster, lohn: Intramural Bowling, President; LINKS Salesperson ; /vh.immers; Assembly Committee ; Joy Night Participant, Crew , " Joy Night '76 " ; District and State Speech Contest Participant ; All School Play Cast, " Deadwood Dick " ; Mummers Play Crew , "Blithe Spirit"
Frey, Keith: Reserve Football, Wrestling; Honor Roll
Gabelman, Tracey: Varsity Gymnastics, Tennis; Girls L Club; Reserve Cheerleader, Secretary ; Varsity Cheerleader , President; Junior Steering Committee, Secretary; Senior Steering Committee ; Student Council , Secretary ; Homecoming Queen; Honor Roll; Prom Attendant ; National Honor Society
Gillam, Cathy: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll
Gillam, Tracy: Sophomore Boys' Glee; Junior Boys' Glee ; Concert Choir
Gladbach, Ralph: Varsity and Reserve Golf; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting ; L Club; Honor Roll
Goldfein, Joni: Mummers ; Mummers Play Crew, "The Crucible "; Musical Crew, "South Pacific"; IMAGE Board, Poetry Editor; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Coldfein, Juli: Madrigals; State Music Clinic; Mummers; Thespians ; Joy Night Participant , Crew, "Boob Tube Review" , " Cabaret "; Concert Choir, Student Director; All-City Solo Night Participant ; Mummers Play Crew, " The Crucible" ; All School Play Cast, "Deadwood Dick" ; Musical Crew, Cast, " South Pacific " , " Once Upon A Mattress", "Oklahoma!" ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Goodwin, Jim: Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Reserve Basketball; L Club
Gr een, Regina: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls' Glee ; Joy Night Participant
Hanson, Kimberly: Ban d; Varsity Gymna st ics ; Volleyball Student Manager ; Medical Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers, Vice President ; International Club , Treasurer .: Junior Steering Committee ; Mummers ; LINKS Salesperson ; Joy Night Participant, "Boob Tube Rev i ew" ; International Living Participant to !\.Jorway; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Harris, Chris: Junior Peppers ; Advocate Staff , Ed i tor ; Honor Roll
Harris, Karen: Junior Girls' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Musical Cast, Crew; Senior Peppers
Hart, Gary: Va r sity Football , Baseball ; Intramural Basketball; L Club ; Honor Roll
Haught, Jim: Reserve Gymnast i cs, Baseball, Wrestling
Haynes, Debbie: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junjor Girls ' Glee ; Concert Choir
Heberlee, Karla: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Concert Choir; Musical Cast ; .All - City Choir Night ; Wayne State Honor Choir ; Varsity Swimm i ng ; Coed Counselors ; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers; LINKS Board, Activities Editor; Advocate Staff ; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Drill Team ; Mummers ; Thespians; NHSPA Conference; .All School Play Cast, Crew, " The Mouse That Roared", " Deadwood Dick " ; Joy Night Participant; Cornhusker Girls State Participant ; Aqualinks, " A Song for Ail Seasons " , " The Greatest Show on Water ", " Lights, Camera, Aqualinks " ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Heckman, Greg : Varsity Baseball ; Reserve Baseball , Basketball ; L Club ; Advocate Staff ; Honor Roll ; Prom Escor t
Hergenrader, Kris: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Joy Night Par t icipant, " Boob Tube Rev i ew "
Hickerson, Susan: Band ; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; Mummers ; All School Play Crew
Hoffmaster, Erick: C~ess Club ; DECA; Advocate Staff; Honor Roll
Holland, Dan: Sophomore Boys' Glee ; Octet ; Concert Choir ; Musical Crew ; Varsity Wrestling ; Reserve Football, Track ; Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Wei g ht l ifting; L Club ; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll
Hmacek , Greg: Reserve Football , Basketball, Baseball ; Intramural Basketball ; Varsity Baseball
Houchen, Terry: Varsity Swimming, Gym nasties, Baseball; Reserve Baseball; Intramural Flag Football; L Club ; Aqu~links
Hrdlkka , Mitch: Varsity and Reserve Tennis; Intramural Basketball ; L Club
Hutcherson, Robert: Band; Orchestra; State Music Clinic ; Madrigals; Octet ; Concert Choir; Varsity Wrestlin g, Track; Baseball, Football Student Manager ; L Club, Hi storian ; Mummers, President; Assembly Seniors--139
Committee; Student Council; Thespians; Joy Night Participant, Crew, "Joy Night '76"; "Cab aret", "Boob Tube Review"; Aqualinks Crew; Mummers Play Crew, Cast, "T he Crucible", " David and Lisa "; All School Play Crew, "Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon", "The Mouse That Roared " ; Musical Cast, Crew , " Once Upon A Mattress", "South Pacific"
Ingram, John: Band, Equipment Manager; Stage Band; Musical Orchestra, "South Pacific"; Musical Lead, Crew, " Oklahoma! "; Concert Choir ; Intramural Weightlifting ; Joy Night Participant , Crew, "Boob Tube Review", Emcee, "Joy Night 76"; Mummers Play Cast, "David and Lisa"; All School Play Cast, "Deadwood Dick"; Student Council; Thespians; Mummers, Secretary ; Honor Roll
Jernberg, Bruce: DECA
Johnson, Naomi: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review"; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Jones, Lynn: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Musical Crew; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Honor Pepper; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review" ; Usherettes; Wrestling Auxiliary ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Kang, Harpreet: Musical Crew ; Mummers; Coed Counselors; Advocate Staff; Joy Night Participant; All School Play Crew, ''Deadwood Dick"; Honor Roll
Kennedy, Mary: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Madrigals; Concert Choir; State Music Clinic; Music Letter; All-City Public Schools Rep Theatre Co. ; Musical Lead, "Ok lahoma! "; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers, Treasurer; Coed Counselors; Joy Night Central Committee ; County Government Day; Joy Night Participant, Crew, " Cabaret", " Boob Tube Review ' , " Joy Night '76''; Mummers; Thespians; Student Council ; Junior Steering Committee; Mummers Play Cast Crew, " The Crucible"; All School Play Lead, Cast , ''Te ll Me That You Love Me Junie Moon", " The Mouse That Roared" , '' Deadwood Dick"
Kessler, John: Varsity Swimming; Intramural Football, Weightlifting; Aqualinks ; Advocate Staff; Student Council , Vice President
Ketterer, Cindi: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls ' Glee; Junior Peppers ; Joy Night Participant, "Boob Tube Review "; Honor Roll
Key, David: Sophomore Boys' Glee; Junior Boys' Glee; Madrigals ; Concert Choir; Musical Lead, Cast; Honor Roll
Kolb, Cindi: Sophomore Girls' Clee; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Ennead; Concert Choir; Junior Peppers; LINKS Salesperson; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll; LINKS Board, Fa c ulty ; National Honor Society
Kramer, Diane: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee; Concert Choir; Musical Cast, Crew; Junior Peppers ; Joy Night Central Committee; Joy Night Participant, Crew, " Cabaret '74 ", "B oob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76"; Junior Steering Committee; Mummers, President, Secretary; Mummers Play Cast , Crew , " David and Lisa" ; All School Play Crew, "Deadwood Dick''; Honor Roll; Seniors-140
Mummers Play Lead "Blithe Spirit"; National Honor Society
Kreps, Norman: Reserve Golf; Intramural Bowling
Krutak, Betz: Varsity Swimming; Aqualinks, Vice President, "A Song For All Seasons", " The Greatest Show on Water", " Lights, Camera, Aqualinks"; Medical Club; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers, Vice President; International Club; Advocate Staff; LINKS Salesperson; All School Play Crew ; Honor Roll
LaChapelle, Yvonne: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee ; Madrigal ; Concert Choir; Music Letter; Musical Lead, " Oklahoma! "; Junior Peppers; Varsity Cheerleader; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76"; Senior Steering Committee, Vice President; Usherettes; Homecoming Attendant; Honor Roll; Prom Queen
Lake, David: Sophomore Boys ' Glee; Junior Boys' Glee; Concert Choir ; Musical Cast, "Once Upon A Mattress "; Joy Night Participant, " Cabaret '74"; Honor Roll
Langley, Cynthia: Medical Club, President; Coed Counselors; CONCERN; Black History Week
Lal'kins, Doug: Band ; Varsity Football; Intramural Basketball, Weight.lifting; L Club; Honor Roll; National Honor Societv
Lee, Diana: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review "; Honor Roll
Lehman, Dan: Intramural Basketball , Honor Roll
Leonard, Kelly: Sophomore Girls' Glee; Junior· Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Ennead ; Musical Cast, 11 Oklahoma! " ; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma!"; All-State Music Clinic 1975; Chess Club ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers ; Coed Counselors, Parliamentarian ; LINKS Board, Editor -i n - Chief ; Advocate Staff; joy Night Central Committee; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review, " 11 Joy Night 76"; County Government Day , Director of Civil Defense ; Cornhusker Girls' State, Director of Civil Defense ; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Junior Steering Committee ; Youth in Government Day; Usherettes; NHSPA Journalism Conference ; Lincoln High Community Council; Honor Roll; Elks "Most Valuable Student" Award, Local and State Winner; Sertoma Scholarship Award ; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent
Lien, Casey: Varsity Tennis; Intramural Basketball ; L Club Member ; Honor Roll
Liesveld, Penny: Sophomore Girls' Glee, Junior Girls' Glee ,: Concert Choir ; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review"; Honor Roll
Unkugel, Ruth: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee; Concert Cho i r ; Musical Crew , " Oklahoma! "; Rese rve Volleyball ; Intramural Volleyball , Softball ; Junior Peppers ; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review "; Honor Roll
Livingston, Rene: Junior Peppers ; Junior Steering Committee
Long, Larry: Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Lopez, Debbie: Sophomore Girls ' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee ; Coed Counselors
Lorraine, Bill: Reserve Football; Intramural Basketball
Major, Vivian: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Ennead; Junior Peppers ; Coed Counselors ; Advocate Staff ; Joy Night Participant , " Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76 "; Honor Roll
Mandery, Kimberly: Varsity and Reserve Girls' Track; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers , Secretary; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Mannix, Steve: Sophomore Basketball ; Intramural Basketball ; Varsity Track
Manulak, Kevin: Reserve Football ; Intramural Basketball
Martin, Elizabeth: Musical Crew, " Oklahoma! "; Madrigals accompanist ; International Club; Joy Night Participant , " Joy N i ght '76 "; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Martin, Pam: Superintendents ' Advisory Board ; LLC Advisory Board
Martin, Tim: Varsity Track ; Reserve Football, Track ; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting, Flag Football; Honor Roll
Mason, Roy: Reserve Football, Swimming; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
M athews, Curt: Reserve Football; Varsity Football •Manager ; L Club Member; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
M cGinnis, Chuck: Reserve · Football; Sophomore Football ; Intramural Basketball
McKeen, Kathy: Musical Crew ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers ; Coed Counselors ; All School Play Crew, " Deadwood Dick "; Mummers ' Play Crew, " David and Lisa "; Honor Roll
McNeese, Rena: Junior Steering Committee; Honor Roll
McWilliams, Cynthia: Usherette ; Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Reserve Volleyball; Junior Peppers ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Meyer, Cheryl: Junior Peppers ; Coed Counselors ; International Club ; Mummers ; All School Play, Light Crew , " Deadwood Dick'\ Joy Night Participant, " Joy Night '76 " ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Michon, Karel: Junior Girls ' Glee; Concert Choir ; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma !"; Varsity Gymnastics; Reserve Volleyball, Track ; Girls ' L Club; Junior Peppers; Wrestling Auxiliary ; Joy Night Participant, "Cabaret", "Joy Night '76" ; All School Play Crew; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
M ientka, Becky: Orchestra; Musical Orchestra, "South Pacific ", " Once Upon A Mattress"; All-City Orchestra Festival ; Aqualinks , " A Song For All Seasons", "The Greatest Show On Water " , "Lights , Camera, Aquaiinks";
Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review", "Joy Night '76"; Senior Steeri g Committee; All School Play, "The Mouse That Roared"; All School Play Cast, "Deadwood Dick"; Drill Team, Co-Captain ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Minch ow , Julie: Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors ; LINKS Board , Business Manager; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Usherettes; Wrestling Auxiliary; Outstanding Business Student by Elks Youth Recognition and Administrative Management Society ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Moran, Alma: Honor Roll Moran, Maria: Honor Roll
Moser, Julie: Junior Peppers ; Advocate Staff
Mutchie, Randy: Sophomore Boys ' Glee; Junior Boys ' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Musical Lead, " Oklahoma!" ; Musical Cast , " Once Upon A Mattress"; Musical Crew, " Once Upon A Mattress ", ' ' Oklahoma!" ; Varsity Football ; Re serve Football ; Intramural Basketball ; L Club; Joy Night Participant , " Cabaret", " Joy Night '76 "; Honor Roll; Prom King
Myles, Debora: Varsity Cheerleader; Reserve Cheerleader ; Coed Counselors: County Government Day, Assessor ; Joy Night Participant ; Usherette; Student Advisory Board ; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steering Committee ; Honor Roll
Nelson, Diane: Band; Stage Band; Octet, Accompanyist; Girls ' L Club ; Varsity Cheerleader ; Reserve Cheerleader; Coed Counselors ; Joy Night Participant; Homecoming Attendant ; Usherette ; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Honor Roll ; Prom · Attendant; National Honor Society
Neukirch, John: Intramural Basketball; Honor Roll
N i chols, Peggy: Varsity Volleyball, Gymnastics, Track; Reserve Volleyball; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers ; Girls' L Club; Drill Team; County Government Day, Superintendent of Schools ; Joy Night Participant, "Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76" ; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steer i ng Comm i ttee ; Honor Roll
Nirn i c, Gisele: International Club ; Junior Peppers; Image Board ; County Govetnrnent Day ; Joy Night Crew; Mummers Club ; Mummers' Play Cast , " The Crucible" ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Nomoto , Tetsuo: International Club, Secretary; AFS Student to U.S.A . from Japan during the year '75-'76 ; Honor Roll
Noyes, Dan: EPIC ; Honor Roll
O'Conner, Joan: Varsity Tennis, Volleyball; Reserve Volleyball ; Girls' L Club , Secretary; Senior Peppers; Drill Team; Senior Steering Committee; Student Council, Vice-Pre sident; Honor Roll
Oehring, Cindy: Junior Peppers; Varsity Cheerleader; Coed Counselors, Vice-President; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee; Usherettes ; Homecoming Attendant ; Honor Pepper; Honor Roll; Prom Attendant; National Honor Society
Seniors--141
O'Toole, Tom: Varsity Gymnastics
Owens, Jeanne: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Madrigals ; Musical Cast , " Oklahoma! "; Musical Crew , " Oklahoma! "; Mummers; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers ; Drill Team; Junior Steering Committee ; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Ozaki, Claire: Sophomore Girls' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee; Concert Choir ; Musical Cast , " Oklahoma! " ; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma! "; Reserve Swimming ; Junior Peppers ; Senior Peppers , President ; Coed Counselors ; County Government Day, Treasurer ; Joy Night Participant, " Boob Tube Review "; Usherettes ; Junior Steering Committee ; Senior Steering Committee; Mummers ; All School Play Crew , " Deadwood Dick "; Lincoln High School Community Council ; Honor Pepper ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Park, Richard: Musical Crew , " Once Upon A Mattress " , ' 'Oklahoma! "; Mummers ; Thespians ; Joy Night Crew, '' Boob Tube Review " , " Joy Night '76" ; All School Play Crew , " The Mouse That Roared "; Aqualinks Light Crew ; All School Play Assistant Manager , " Deadwood Dick "; Musical Stage Manager , " Oklahoma! "; Mummers ' Play Crew ; Mummers Play Crew , " Blithe Spirit "
Peate, Kelly: Reserve Track ; Intramural Basketball , Flag Football
Perrine, Bobbi: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Concert Choir ; Madrigals ; Musical Cast , "Oklahoma! "; Musical Crew , " Oklahoma !" ; Joy Night Participant , '' Boob Tube Review ", " Joy Night '76 "; Varsity Tennis ; Reserve
Tennis ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Pieper, Dave: Image Board , Short Story Editor ; Joy Night Central Committee ; Joy Night Crew; District Speech Contest ; French Contest , 3rd Place; Math Award 1975 ; Readers ' Theatre for Nebraskans for Peace; Mummers Play Crew , " The Crucible ", " David and Lisa "; All School Play Crew, Cast, " The Mouse That Roared "; Musical Crew, " South Pacific ", " Once Upon A Mattress ", " Oklahoma! " ; Four Year Regent s Winner ; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent
Radebaugh, Kenton: County Government Day ; Cornhusker Boys ' State Participant ; Math Field Day ; Honor Roll; Youth in Government Day ; National Honor Society ; Upper Three Perc.ent
Rathe, Jann: Varsity Volleyball, Tennis, Basketball; Reserve Volleyball , Tennis , Basketball; Intramural Basketball ; Girls L Club , Treasurer ; Junior Steering Committee; Joy Night Participant, " Cabaret '74" ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Reese, Linda: Band ; Concert Choir ; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma! " ; Reserve Gymnastics ; Intramural Softball, Volleyball ; Aqualinks ; Junior Peppers ; Junior Steering Committee ; Usherettes; Honor Roll
Reinwald, Debbie: Varsity Swimming ; Varsity Boys ' Sw i mming Student Manager ; Honor Roll
Riblett, Tarilyn: Sophomore Girls ' Glee ; Junior Girls ' Glee ; Con c ert Choir
Robbins, Tim: Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Robertus, Doug: Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Rohan, Debbie: Varsity Gymnastics, Basketball; Reserve Basketball; Girls L Club, President; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Coed Counselors, Treasurer; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent Rugg , Larry: Varsity Tennis , Track ; lntramurai Basketbail; L Club; Homecoming Escort ; Junior Steering Committee, Vice President ; Senior Steering Committee, President; Lincoln High. School Community Council; Honor Roll; Elks " Most Valuable Student " Award , Local Winner; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent
Rump , Jeff: Varsity Golf; Reserve Basketball : Intramural Basketball, Football; L Club; Advocate Staff , Sports Editor, Senior Sports Editor, Honor Roll
Runge, Kenneth: Interact; Mummers
Schlamann, Linda: Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers ; County Government Day , Clerk of the District Court; Youth in Business Day
Schmidt, Marilyn: Band, Secretary-Treasurer; Stage Band ; All-City Stage Band; Intramural Softball ; Medical Club, Pre si dent ; Coed Counselors; International Club; Junior Peppers ; County Government Day ,. Election Commissioner; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee ; Usherettes ; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; National Honor Society ; Upper Three Percent
Schmidt, Rebecca: Band; Coed Counselors ; Junior Pepp e rs ; Varsit y Ch.eerleader, Secretary; County Government Day, Judge of the County Courts; junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee, Treasurer ; Usherettes; Honor Roll; Prom Attendant ; National Honor Society
Schrage, Scott: Intramural Basketba l I
Schwab, Jody: Junior Peppers ; Coed Counselors; Advocate Staff, Business; Manager; Honor Roll
Shanks, Eric: Band; Stage Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra, "Sout h Pacific ", "Oklahoma!"; Musical Cast, "Once Upon A Mattress"; Concert Choir; Joy Night Participant, ''Caba ret ", ''Boob Tube Review", ' ' Joy Night 76 " ; Jazz Ba nd Festivals; Student Council; Intr amura l Basketball; Reserve Baseball; Varsity Wrestling, Tennis; L Club; Mummers Play Crew, "The Crucible"
Shaw, Brenda: LINKS Salesperson; Honor Roll
Shepard, Kathy: Varsity Gymnastics, Track; Girls L Club; Junior Peppers; Wrestling Auxiliary; Coed Counselors
Shepard, Russ: Reserve Baseball, Basketball; Varsity Basketball, Baseball; L Club; Honor Roll
Shrader, Dan: Varsity Gymnastics; L Club ; All City Gymnastics Team; Honor Roll
Sintek, Mary: Coed Counselors ; Junior Peppers; Honor Roll
Snyder, Debbie: Concert Choir; Ennead; Reserve Track; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Student Council; Joy Night Participant , "Joy Night 76''; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Spale, Bryan: Band; Stage Band; All-City Stage Band; Musical Orchestra, " South Pacific", " Once Upon A Mattress ", " Oklahoma! "; All-City Ensemble ; Reserve Football ; Varsity Football , Co-Captain; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting, Volleyball, Softball; L Club, President ; Joy Night Participant; Cornhusker Boys' State Participant; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Spilker, Bruce: Band; Musical Lead, "Okla homa! "; Concert Choir; Joy Night Crew; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Steele, Robin: Orchestra; All-City Orchestra Festival; Musical Orchestra; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Drill Team , Co-Captain; Joy Night Participant; Mummers; All School Play, Dancer, ''Deadwood Dick" ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent
Steen, Sigrid: Medical Club; Junior Peppers
· Stice, Debbie: Joy Night Central Committee
Stuart, Kevin: Stage Band; Varsity Wrestling
Tesch, Carl, Jr.: Reserve Coif, Football; Varsity Football; Intramural Basketball, Weightlifting , Bowling; L Club ; County Government Day, Clerk; Youth in Government; Honor Roll
Thaller, Sam: Reserve Golf ; Intramural Football , Basketball; DECA
Thomassen, Rick: Varsity Swimming , Baseball; Reserve Baseball; Intramural Football ; L Club
Thompson, Maureen: Sophomore Girls' Glee ,: Honor Roll
Tivis, David: Reserve Track ; Varsity Football, Track ; L Club
Todd, Laurie: Reserve Track; Junior Peppers; Coed Counselors; International Club ; Image Salesperson; Image Board , Typist ; LINKS Board , Senior Biography Editor; County Government Day , Public Defender ; KFOR Voice of the Young Citizen; Usherettes; Junior Steering Committee; Senior Steering Committee ; EPIC; Youth in Business Day; AFS Student to Finland, Summer Program '75; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society; Upper Three Percent
Turek, Amy: Sophomt)re Cirls' Glee; Junior Girls' Glee ; Concert Choir; State Music Clinic , Madrigals; Musical Lead, Crew , "Okla homa !"; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Underhill, Susan: Varsity Gymnastics; Junior Peppers ; Honor Pepper; Varsity Cheerleader, Treasurer ; Junior Steering Committee; Honor Roll
Vetter, Jana: Musical Crew, " Oklahoma!" ; Concert Choir; Honor Roil
Vontz, Dan : Reserve Baseball; Varsity Football, Baseball; Intramural Basketbal I, Weightlifting; L Club; Senior Steering Committee; Homecoming Escort; Honor Roll; Prom Escort; r-,Jational Honor Society
Walbridge, leAnna: Reserve Cheerleader; Var s ity Cheerleader ; Honor Roll
Wassung, Doug: Reserve Baseball ; Varsity Gymnastics , Seniors- ·143
Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Student Council; Honor Roll
Weidlich, Tami: Junior Girls' Glee ; Concert Choir; Ennead ; Musical Crew , " Oklahoma !" ; Joy Night Participant; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Weixelman, Jeff: Band; Stage Band; Orchestra; Musical Orchestra; State Music Clinic; Musical Crew, "Once Upon A Mattress "; Reserve Football, Baseball; Varsity Gymnastics, Football, Swimming, Baseball; L Club; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll ; National Honor Society
Wendling, Jan: Coed Counselors; Student Council; Junior Steering Committee ; Usherettes
White, Diane: Junior Girls' Glee; Concert Choir; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma! "; DECA ; Joy Night Participant
Williams, Robin: Aqualinks ; Girls Cheerleader
Reserve Tennis ; Varsity Swimming; L Club ; Junior Peppers; Varsity
Wisehart, Russ: Prep Band ; Sophomore Boys' Glee ; Honor Roll
Woltemath, Jay: Band ; Intramural Basketball; Honor Roll
Alley, Scott Anderson, Bruce Anderson, Michael Anthes, l ynn Arrigo, Dale Bade, Donna Baker, Harlan Baldwin, Melanie Ballard, Pamela Bartunek, Stephen Behrends, Mark Bell, Michael Biggs, Dale Bowling, Pamela Brehm, Alexander Broadstone, Shelly Brooks, Brenda Brown Gary Brown, Patricia Brozek, Robert Bruha, Peggy Brumm, Allen Bryant, Ronald Budig , Bridgette Burbach, Daniel Burkgren, Nancy Burton, Lisa Butcher , Naomi Caines, Karen Carson, Adena Champoux , Patrick Cheever, Judi Clark, Amy Clifton, Lucy Conklin, Roxane Conradt, Karen Cook, Roger Correalle, Stephen
Workman, Julie: Orchestra ; Musical Orchestra; Medical Club ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Honor Roll
Worster, David: Reserve Football, Track; Varsity Football; Intramural Basketball; L Club
Worster, John: Intramural Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; Honor Roll
Wortman, Linda: Varsity Swimming; Aqualinks; Medical Club, Treasurer ; Coed Counselors; Girls L Club ; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Honor Roll; National Honor Society
Wurm, Daniel: Sophomore Boys' Glee; Junior Boys ' Glee; Concert Choir; Octet; Musical Cast, Crew, "South Pacific", ' ' Once Upon A Mattress ", " Oklahoma!"; Student Advisory Board; Student Council ; Intramural Basketball; Joy Night Participant, Crew; Honor Roll
Wymore, Debbie: Sophomore Girls ' Glee; Junior Girls ' Giee ; Concert Choir; Musical Crew, " Oklahoma!"; Medical Club ; Coed Counselors; Junior Peppers; Senior Peppers; Usherettes; LINKS Salesperson; Joy Night Participant ; Honor Roll
Yingling, Kathy: Junior Girls ' Glee ; Joy Night Participant
Cruz, Anthony Damme, Deborra Davis, Juliette DeBrestian, Steven Delaney, Dennis Diehl, Judy Dixon, Cliff md Doan, Thomas Duncan, Ramona DuPont , Alan Evans., John fasnacht, John Fauver, Gregory Faze!, Sandy fearing, Debbie Finch, Douglas Fintel, Kirk Forst , Jerri Fosdick, Tim Foster, Roger fritzen, Gary Fry, Alvin Garnas, Earl Gesiriech, Robert Giebelhau£, Connie Goodwin, Brenda Gossard, Richard Gottsleben, Bradley Green , Timothy Hall, Joel Haller, Randy Hankins, Karen Hansen, Vickie Hans.on , Donald Hardy, Steve Harr, Steven Harris, Rick Hempel, Mike Hicks, Patricia
Hoffer, Karen Hoffman, David Holland, Franklin Holmes, Guy Howe, John Howell, Twila Jackson, Carvan Jarecke, Christine Johnson, Sandra Kadavy, Dallas Kauble, Stephen Keech, Franklin Kehler, Daniel Kinnison, Elizabeth Kissler, Steven Knight, Deborah Kolb, Barbara Kreifels, Danny Kruse, William Kutcher ,. Rex Lacher, Robert Laschanzky, Christy Lawson , Mathew Leech, Randie lilak, Azhar Ali Livingston, Mary Longan, Jacquelyn Lugn , Todd lusins, Roland Ma, Stanley Maschman, Alma McCaugherty, Mark Medved, Candace Meehan, Joseph Metzger , Charles Meyer, Lorraine Miller, Brian • Miller, Jerald Miller, Steve
Mitchell, Patricia Morrison, Holly Mowry, David Nielsen, Katherine Nordmeyer, Larry Oaks, Patty O'Brien, Grace Ortiz, Virginia Owen, Gary Parham, Roberta Parker, Jon Patterson, Nancy Peet, Shelly Pence , James Peters, Jennifer Peterson, Terri Piitz, Diane Ragan, Gene Rezac, John Roberts, Paul Robertson, William Robinson, David Roby, William Roth, Patricia Ryder, Anthony Sahs, Jeffrey Salinas, Arturo Salinas, Graciela Salinas, Romeo Saunders, Timothy Scdoris, Edward Scdoris, Robin Schwabauer , William Scott, Timothy Seeger, Doris Schafer, Doug Sheets , James Shields, Vicki Silenieks, Anita
Simmons, Jack Simmons, Susan Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Michael Sothan, Debra Spahn, Bradley Spears, Albert Splichal, Gerald Stalder, Corinne Stangl, Millard Stanley, Jim Stephens, Nancy Strode, Craig Stuart, Tracie Stuckel, Lynnette Sullivan, Diane Sullivan, Donna Sypho, Carolyn Tapley, Ja Nohn Thompson, Pamela Thornton, Richard Torres, Juan Traudt, Cheryl Tucker, Scott Vonderschmidt, Steven Wakeman, Scott Walker, Eric Walker, Peggy Watson, Keith Webb, Roberta Webb, Theresa Weber, Henrietta Wendling , Samuel White , Terry Wood, Carol Wood, David Yaeger, Ann Ybarra, Annette Ziettlow, Darryl
Different types of people make the world go around. Experiencing, laughing, growing, crying, talking , exchanging ideas, and interacting together to become as one being with one common goal; the enjoyment and satisfaction attained from life. Our experiences, when shared, are enhanced and made richer
Doug Abele
Belinda Acosta
Corki Aite
Kevin Albers
Karen Alderman
Jerry Alexander
Terriann Alexander
Kevin Allen
Pa mela Allen
Virgil Allen
Michele A lthouse
Doug Anderson
Ruth Anderson
Johnny Arenas
Vicki Arrigo
Glenn Ashcraft
Debbie Aycock
Shirley Ballinger
Ricky Barnes
Dave Barron
Tom Baruth
Roxanne Bayless
Art Becker
Brenda Beebout
Julie Beezley
Lynn Beideck
Constance Bennett
Sharon Bergantzel
Diane Bitenieks
Shari Bitney
Linda Blessing
Ted Bliss
John Bockoven
Roxanne Bodfield
Rick Bogema
Fred Bon nett
Linnie Boter
Hooty Boucher
Bob Bousek
Debbie Bousquet
Pateath Bowling
Chris Bowman
Marlene Brandt
Su san Bratt
Steve Brennan
Cindy Bridgmon
Brenda Brin t on
Mark Britton
Paul Carlson
Sc ott Carlson
Dean Carstens
Jack Catt
Dean Chadd
Jeff Charroin
Shawn Chilson
Julie C irksena
Bryan Clark
Nancy Clore
Michael Closner
Kathleen Coatney
Underclassmen-148
Jefi Brooks
Catherine Buckley
Nancy Buettgenbach
Kim Burbank
Richard Burianek
Lori Burke
Richard Dietrich Dallas Donahoo
DoRan
Alan Drees
Myron Drent Jake Druckenmiller
Donna Eggert
Randy Ehrlich
Rick Ellsworth
Julie Engstrom
Terri Enyeart
Mary Jo Epley
Mark Ernst Lori Ertl
Marta Espejo
David Fagerberg
Mike Fallstead
Brian Farleigh
Yvette Fattig
Paul Faughn
Ruth Fen
Lucy Fiedler
Harlen Ford
Barbara Fouraker
Carolyn Fritz
Debbie Fry
Mark Fry
Dawn Fuss
Donna Caedeke
Sherry Gale
Shirleen Gale
Cathy Geistlinger
Colleen Gentert
Mike Gilbert
Mark Glover
Frank Godinez
Lynn Goldfein
Cheryl Goodman
Randy Greenwald
Ken Greer
Robert Griffith
Sue Gropp
Marilvn Grosse
Dan Grubbs
Nancy Gunderson
Jim Gustafson
Bill Gutierrez
Pamela Haller
John Hamersky
Russell Hand
Tammie Handy
Debbie Harbour
Francis Harre
Doug Hartshorn
Mark Hartshorn
Thayon Hassel
Roxanne Haswell
David Haumont
Joe Hays
Jerry Heckman
Pam Hefner
Ray Hejl
Robert Hejl
Todd Hellbusch
Mike Helmstadter
Patty Hennecke
Undertlassmen-150
Shelly Keiner
Lisa Kellas
Belinda Keller
Tom Keller
Glen Kindler
David King
Ron Kinney
Janice Kirchoff
John Klein
Kim Knoche
Art Knox
Kathy Koeppen
Anna Koppes
Mike Kreifels
Sarah Krepel
Barb Krueger
David Kuhfahl
LeRoy Kuwamoto
Alan Lairmore
Pamela Lairmore
Nancy Lambert
Jean Lang
Joette Larsen
Thanhtung Le
Underclassmen-152
Pam Jochum
Bill Johnson
David Johnson
Jim Johnson
Joan Johnson
June Johnson
Ken Johnson
Bonnie Jones
Charlene Jones
Denise Jon es
Cary Jones
Lisa Jones
Karen Lehnst
Liska
Becky Lyne
Gena Lysko
Krista Maaske
Jo Nella Mach
Cathi Manley
Trudi Maschman
Dale Massa
Daniel Massa
Steve Mathews
Lori Maxfield
Tom Maxwell
Mike McCaugherty
Bobby McCullough
Bryan McGinnis
Ricky McKenzie
Sharon Meahan
Monica Means
Sandi Meinberg
Barb Meister
Mary Messer
Peggy Messman
Rollin Metzger
Carol Meyers
David Meyers
Underclassmen-153
Lourdes Meza
Maria Meza
James Miller
Linda Miller
Ted Miller
Susan Misner
Linda Molden
Dennis Monroe
Dianna Moore
Theresa Morrow
Bill Mosby
Darcy Mulligan
Kelly Mulligan
Deanna Mumgaard
Cindy Munsterman
Pamela Mussman
Susan Nalley
Kent Nelson
Debbie Nichols
Allen Nicholson
Lisa Noel
Kathe Nootz
Eric Norby
Cathy Nun
Roger Oberle
Bill O ' Br ien
Tanya Oeltjen
Timothy Oler
Lars Olson
Norma Orta
Rengstorf Blake Renner
Schizas
Schmersal
Schmucker
Scholz
Stephanie Schrader
Pam Schroeder
Mary Schwabauer
Cynthia Schwartz
Garry Schwisow
Diana Scott
David Scoville
Jesse Sears
Char Seeger
Dan Sell
Debbie Sellars
Steve Shaw
Siegrist
Doug Simpson
Roxanne Sinner
Anita Smith
Robert Smith
Ron Snyder
Kaywin Sohl
Debra Sothan
Sue Spahn
Renee Spaie
Diane Speidel
Susan Speidell
Mary Spier
Marcia Sprague
Vicki Stacy
Underclassmen-156
Shawn Stangl
Cheryl Stanley
Ronny Starling
Skill? That ' s what it takes i n fo osb a ll , as Dan G r ubbs and Don Keech well know and can show Many student s cou l d be fo und spend i ng their free ti me at this table.
Mart, n Steen
Joy Stephens
Mark Stice
Jim Story
Conor Sughroue
Janet Sullivan
Laurie Svoboda
Teri Swanson
Janice Thomas
Colleen Triplett
Holly Trout
Vicky Tucker
Don Tuder
Dave Turner
lboroh Umoren
Bruce Underwood
Kathy Utley
Denni s Vaggalis
Ron Vajgrt
Carolyn Van Arsdall
Debra Van Dusen
Sheila Vanek
Stephanie Van Meveren
Den i se Varga
Wanda Varnadoe
Kevin
Julie
Robert
Vicki
Lyle
Wesley Abbott
Dorothy Adams
Rodney Adams
Sherri Akin
Kim Alit
Diane Allen
Michelle Allen
Bonnie Amgwert
Claudia Anderson
Mike Anthony
Katherine Arnold Janet Arrigo
Cheryl Atkins
Lawerence Auman
Marcia Austin
Beverly Baade
Beth Babcock
Steve Balla
Denise Ballard
Lori Barber
Bartek
Douglas Bartzatt
Debbie Baum
Julie Beardsley
Debra Becker
Mark Beebollt
Jeff Bell
Barbara Benash
Michael Bennett
Paul Beranek
Jeff Bramhall
Carolyn Brauer
David Braun
Chris Brehm
Mike Brennan
James Bridges
John Brinton
Bill Britain
Cathie Brown
David Brown
Larry Brown
Greg Budig
Carla Berry
Kaye Biggs
John Blecha
Sheri Blecha
Tom Bliss
Darrell Borchers
Bill Buettgenbach
Kenny Burbach
Gerry Burns
Connie Burritt
Nancy Campbell
Jolene Capps
Jerry Carnes
Roy Carson
Stacey Carter
Jean Dolezal
Debbie Douglass
Deby Dove
Bo b Down
Nancy Doyle
Cheryl Drohman
Debi Duis
Doan Dung
Sandra East
Evan Eisentrager
Oave Ells
Daniel Ellyson
Karen Eno
Dan Esslinger
John Fahrnbruch
Coralee Failor
Laury Ferguson
Deanna Filbert
Jerry Finnigan
Linda Fintel
Joyce Fischer
Carol Fitzgerald
Mitchell Fitzwater
Tim Floyd
Mark Ford
Barb Forde
Laurie Fritzen
Terry Frohman
Pennie Frye
Robert Gabriel
Sheila Gant
Patty Geisler
Julie Gentert
Danny Gerlach
Les I ie Gerlach
James Gilbert
Donovan Ginger
Kevin Ginger
Roby n Ginger
Betty Glanz
William Glanz
Kurt Glathar
Theresa Goebel
Debi Goodwin
Kathy Gottsleben
Dennis Grady
Paul Grady
Greg Grajeda Underclassmen-162
Wendy Gunn
David Guthrie
Terry Haake
Mike Hampton Shelley Handsaker
Kelly Harms Carla Hartshorn Jonie Heakin
Cindy Hegel Kevin Hennecke Randy Henry
Danny Hergenrader Marsha Hergenrader Tom Herr
Terri Hetrick Fred Hilderbrand
Sheri Hill
Harlan
Jarecke
Cindy
Kory
Pamela
This LHS student looks on as the suspense builds at the air hockey table
Doug Lehi
Traci Lehi Grace Lehman
Lillie
Scott Lindholm
Larrene Linson
Ky1e Loos Jean Lorraine
Karen Lueders
Anita Lusins
Jeff Lyd~
Paula Lyons
John Lysko
Eugene Madlock
Catherine Mann
Jim Marchand
Scott Mares
Sherri Maresch
Kevin Marking
Alan Markowski
Sherri Markwardt
Chris Mason
Margaret Matteson
Debbie Maughan
Carla McCord
Billy McCoy
Julie McEwen
Chris McGintv
Tim f·AcMeen •
Charlott McWiliiam
Victor Mc Williams
Tom Meahan
Mike Means
Rhonda Medved
Parn Merkle
Kirsten Mikkelson
Brenda Miller
Cheryl Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Duane Miltner
Mike Mischnick
Mohrhoff
Leroy Monroe
Francesca Mutchie
Sandy Neeman
Patricia Neift
Brad Nelson
Mary Nelson
Don Nichols
Mark Nichols
David Nicholson
Kerri Nielsen
/\ndrea Noell
Kelly Norman
Carol Nun
David Nun
Shari Oehring
Mary Oglesby
Karen O'Neel
Dorothy Oosting
Jim Oppegard
Emily Orta
Cindy Ostgaard
Julie Owens
Kelley Oziah
Lorrie Oziah
Dieter Pekuri
Rick Pelowski
Kathy Peters
Bill -Peterson
Sharon Peterson
Steve Petrzilka
Belva Phillips
Linda Pickering
Ross Pittman
Clark Porter
Leonard Pospisil
Tony Powell
Rhonda Poyser
Mark Pratt
Terry Pratt
Dave Rapp
Allen Read
Sonja Read
Sue Reifschneider
Carilyn Renner
Robyn Rettig
Peggy Reynolds
Ricky Rezac
Bill Rhoads
Dale Rice
Larry Rice
Todd Richards
Michael Rife
Dianna Roberts
Ken Roberts
Teresa Roberts
Kathy Robertson
Danny Robertus
Mike Robinson
Ronald Robinson
Mary Roelfs
Michelle Rosburg
Lori Rosecrans
Todd Roth
Cathy Routh
Rugg
Rutt
Sahs
Salinas Javier Salinas
Salisbury
Satter
Sawyer Catherine Scdoris
Scer i nt Stuart Schaefer Dave Schenaman
Heidi Schlitt
Heinz Scholl
Lonni Sc holl
Theresa Schoonover
Willard Schowalter
Greg Schriner
Mark Schwebke
Warren Schwindt
Dennis Scott Tina Scott Mary Scoville
Sheryl Sears
Donna Sellars Risa Shaw
Tammy Shaw
Nanett Sheldon
Shelley Sheldon
Sandy Shepard Janet Sheridan
Sandra Sheridan
Lori Schcemaker
Randy Shoemaker
Tany Shuster
Barb Sieradzki
Sharron Skibbe
Burdette Slama
Ron Smidberg
Blaine Smith
Carla Smith Howard Smith Linus Smith Mitch Smith
Sam Stanard
Lanna Starkweather
Jackie Stebbins
Helen Steer
Holly Steller
Carol Stephe ns
Laurel Stilwell
Daniel Stimbert
Colleen Stimert
Dawn Stocks
Rick Stoppel
Robert Stoppel
Tami Stransky
Caron Strickler
Brian Strode
Denise Struchen
Susan Sughroue
Kathy Sutton
Janette Svoboda
Mike s wanson
N'.ark Swinscoe
Underclassrnen --170
Steve Smith
Theresa Smith
Raith Snyder
Mark Sorensen
Brenda Sothan
Linda Spier
Colleen Tarter
Taurins
Thomsen
G"loria Tivis Mia Torres Bob Traudt Jerry Trejo
Cindy Tritt
Jerry Trouba
Alice Tucker
Audrey Tucker
Le Tucker
Carol Turek
Rodney Turner
Teri Underhill
Patricia Underwood
Lonnie Upton
Larry V!asn1k
Rodney Vlcek
Mary Vliet
Cathy Vogeltanz
Mark Vollmer
Patricia Vonbusch
lulie Wachter
Dave Walker
Adriana Walter
Howard Walter
Deborah Warnke
Bob Warta
Gregory Wathen
Linda Weaver
Rick Webb
Edna Weiler
Edward Weisser
Denise We i xelman
Lori Welchoff
James Wells
Tracy Wells
Diane Wendling
Donna v\lernsing
Dawn Whipp
Darryl Wh i senhunt
Pat Whisler
Lauran Whitney
Elizabeth Whyrick
Steven Wif;deman
Lee Wikoff
Kathy Willcoxon
George Williams
Laura Williams
Karen Wil son
Ron Wise
Dan Witzki
Susan Wolff
Kevin Woltemath
Susan Wood
Phillip Woodmancy
Dee Woods
Lisa Workman Underclassrnen-172
Daniel Ybarra
Mark Yoakum
Mary Yoakum
Pam Yordy
Shelley Yost
Dave Young
Nancy Zalcmanis
Debbie Zweerink
Teachers are a very special type of peop!e for they must deal with their problems along with their students' problems. They are one of the main adult figure heads which help mold the student into a productive and happy person By exposing their students to the academics and the arts , they are preparing the students for the outside world of people who have many ideas and opinions.
The people that head the school need to have the understanding and ability to deal with the many moods of the school ' s young population. In respect to this, Mr. William Bogar , Princ ipal, and Mr William H. Pfeiff, Vice Principal, have shown fine leadership.
The administrat ion seeks to provide a more flexible program to meet the wide variety of student needs. They make it a point to get to know the students, their activities, jobs, classes , and personalities . Along with their concern for the students , they work with the faculty, molding a better learning environment for the students.
Preparing students for a world of higher education, jobs and individualism are concerns of Lincoln High's administration It is the belief of the administration , that the students must recognize their true potential or nothing that is said or done will help them to become a more intelligent, concerned citizen
Somewhere between all the athletic events, plays and dances, learning absorbs in the minds of the students, thus allowing them to grow and mature i nto an adult population
The educational approach has changed from what it was years ago and the administration ' s obligation is to t ake an open view of the new ideas and to successfully co mbine the mo st valuable inno v ations with the mo st valuable traditions
From the very moment you enter Lincoln Hig,h, a counselor is assigned to guide you through your next three years of school. They make every attempt to find just the right classes for each one of the individual students they counsel
The counselor's job is to listen and advise , when the advice is needed The main objective of guidance is for the youth to develop responsibility, self-worth and motivation To achieve a goal of such capacity there is a need for cooperation, a word that must involve two or more people
Today it is important for students to express themselves in what they do. For many this is through their art and music classes Each person has his own idea of art, this is what makes each one unique.
In the Fine Arts Department, they have a chance to develop their talent in singing, playing an instrument, painting, drawing and various other concepts.
Music and art is a way to create different feelings and moods, art is an expression that can only grow when the individual grows.
The understanding of people is. an important step to getting along with them Many things that h0ld a meaning in one language, loses the true meaning when translated in another.
There are many other things besides just the language itself you would learn in class . Their traditions, song, dance and food are among a few of the subjects studied about the country. Skilled teachers, and class activities, give students a better chance to become closer with the rest of the world. A language is essential for a person looking for a well-rounded education , important things can be learned from a culture other than our own.
To have a language, you need people, and aren't people the basic ingredient for communication?
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English as a subject tries to give students a wider meaning of man ' s interpretation of life as viewed by the literature of all ages
Have you ever thought that many of your favorite pastimes are English orientated? Plays, books, writing letter s and talking to friends couldn ' t be appreciated without the knowledge and effective use of English
A main purpose of thi s department is for the students to find a closer relationship with his own emotions, thus he will feel more a part of the rest of the world
Drama classes , a c ceptable for English credit , teach students how to communicate through body gestures Journalism classes help studrnts to understand mass media , and also provides the possibility of becoming a member of one of the various publications at Lincoln High.
Whatever your interest may be , writing , acting, editing, there is sure to be a class for you in the English Department
The objective of the Social Studies Depart m ent is for the students to widen their k nov.tledge in certain era's of h istorv that seem to interest them most
Mir{i courses such as 11 Roaring Twenties" sometimes are mis used because many students are just taking them for the credit or they just can't find anything that interests them. The teachers of these classes feel that the number of students enrolled in the short courses should not exceed twenty pupils. With just nine weeks to teach the subject too many people can slow down the class progress
With the Bicentennial of the American Revolution falling in this school year, emphasis has been placed on the American Heritage. To really get into the 11 Spirit of '76'' know1edge of the United States and its founding is essential.
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Courses in business help to establish foundations for future business opportunities The courses in business education are constantly revised to meet the changes, demands and challenges of the business world These courses prepare the student for clerical work and other business oriented jobs as well as providing persona! improvement Although one thinks of secretarial work when business education is rnentioned 1 it also provides valuable training for students interested in accounting and other business oriented occupations
Classes in business education can also be beneficial to the college bound student, courses such as shorthand and typing could result in making the college day easier for many
With so many lives being lost because of uncautious drivers, the teachers in the Driver's Ed. Department are stressing the need for safety
When first entering the course , the student does book work on the aspects of driving, does trial driving behind the wheel of a simulator and then receives valuableexperience behind the wheel of a car.
The goal of the Driver ' s Education Department is for each student to have the alertness and skills needed to drive a car Responsibility is a big factor also, as students learn that the misuse of a moving vehicle can cause the death of many people.
Getting their driver's license is the main goal of most of the driving students. The reward of lowered insurance rates after successful completion of the course, prompts many of the students to better their driving ski I Is.
Developing a skill is just one of the goals of Industrial Education Besides learning the skill, creativity, and principles of design, learning to plan and finish a started project a r e stressed.
The industrial classes offer courses to prepare a student for practical everyday aspects of today as well as technical aspects for his future. The teachers want the students to understand the industrial sector of our economy, to better understand the economical problems of the world
There are many different classes available to the students, from crafts to welding The teachers feel there are rnany young people at LHS that have the ability to move into a professional position after finishing high school lf the students should choose to continue their education, the quality of their knowledge can expand and they will become better aware of the trade involved
The school's most important asset is its students , but it takes the professionals to keep it running.
The people in the office handle phone calls, keep student records and endless other jobs No school could survive without a central office With the continuation of open campus, the cafeteria staff faces the problem of estimating the number of students for lunch. Few people realize the time and planning that goes into every lunch. Every school day would not go as smoothly if it weren't for these people and countless others, who keep everything functioning. The small things we take for granted are the work of these staff aides.
Advertising is one aspect in business in which the individual person is allowed to use their imaginations to come up with snappy jingles or clever pictures People interacting together come up with a wide variety in the spectrum of advertising to sell their products to the consumer
Advertising is actually an art in which a person may express himself artistically with a goal of bettering bu,iness.
Alexander & Alexander Inc
American Family Insurance
Anderson Studio
The Aquarium
Arbor Printing Company
Bankers Life Nebraska
aelmont Jack & Jill
Bowl-Mor Lanes
Cengas
Christensen's
Citibank & Trust Company
Commercial Federal Savings & Loan
The Commonwealth Company
Community Saving Stamp Company
Cool Crest Triple Links
Dairyland Insurance Company
Dairy Queen Brazier
Dawson's Photography
Dietze Music House Inc.
The Donut Stop
Douglas Theatre Company
Du Teau Chevrolet Company
Edholm & Blomgren l~c
Ethel's Beauty Salon Ltd.
Evans Studio
Family Drug
first National Bank
Gartner Mobile Homes
Godfather's Pizza
Green Furnace & Plumbing
Hamilton's Studio
Handyman Hardware
Hinky Dinky
Hollywood C!eaners
Ideal Grocery
leweiart
Joseph's College of Beauty
k.LIN Radio .. . .... .
latch Brothers Inc
Lee's Restaurant
Leon's Food Mart
Lincoln School of Commerce & NBI
Linc:oln Schwinn Cyclery
lisle Ramsey Studio
Mohawk Cap & Gown Company
Mr. Bike
Max Miller Cameras, Inc.
National Bank of Commerce
Nebraska Book Store
Norden Laboratories
North's House of Photography
Owens-Schmeiding Studio ,
Plum's Photography
Quality Pectroleum Company
Reece & Sybil School of Hairdressing
Rich Photography
SetteU's Printing & Duplicating
Townsend Studio
United States Navy
Valentino's Pizza
Wagner's IGA
Weaver Potato ,hip Company
West Gate Bank
William Enterprises
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High school seniors are rapidly discovering that there are ever-growing numbers of active, exciting, and financially-rewarding careers that do not require a 4-year degree. We here at the Lincoln School of Commerce have always known this.
Our programs are measured by the success of our graduates in the market place The graduates of the following programs are readily accepted by the business, legal, and medical communities
ASSOCIATE DEGREE (18 Months)
PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
PROFESSIONAL SECRET ARIAL
COURT REPORTING LEGAL ASSIST ANT
DIPL.OMA PROGRAMS (12 Months)
EXECUTIVE SECRET ARIAL
LEGAL SECRETARIAL
MEDICAL SECRET ARIAL
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Jr.)
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS (9 Months)
GENERAL ACCOUNTING
STENOCRAPH IC
OFFICE SPECIALIST WORD PROCESSING
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ABall, Mr. Jerry 64, 66, 67, 192 Bowling, Pateath 36, 61, 90, Carlson, Anthony 112 Cotton, Walter 89, 149 Balla, Steven 159 102,103,148 Carlson, Paul 53, 100, 148 Counseling 177 Ballard, Denise 159 Bowman, Mrs. Carol 196 Carlson, Scott 68, 100, 148 County Government 58 Abbott, Jeff 14, 61, 81, 97, Ballard, Pamela 110 Bowman, Christopher 148 Carnes, Jerry 160 Covert, Vicki 20, 161 109,217 Ballinger, Shirley 147 Bowman, Mrs Jean 180 Carson, Adena 42 , 50, 57, Cox, Linda 36 , 149 Abbott, Wesley 159 Band 26-27 Bowl-Mor-lanes 202 112 , 133,201,206 Cox, Norma 113 Abel, Doug 161 Bangers, Ingrid 32, 110 Boyer, Linwood 97 Carson, Roy 160 Coy, Kimberly 21, 161 Abele, Douglas 147, 161 Bankers life Nebraska 201 Boyer, Randy 97, 160 Carstens, Dean 61, 64, 81, 84, Coy, Theresa 21, 149 Acosta, Belinda 15, 56, 58, Barber, Lori 94, 159 Boys' Basketball 80-84 98,99, 149 Crane, Donald 161 102,147,201,203 Bare, Mrs Jeanette 188 Boys' Glee 36 Carter, Stacey 84 , 160 Cratsenberg, 1lene 161 Activities 9-58 Barnes, Ricky 49, 147 Boys' Gymnastics 72-73 Carter, Susan 25, 104 ; 112, Creamer, Jon 161 Adams, Dorothy 21 , 159 Barron, David 32, 68, 147 Boys' L Club 61 205 Crisler, Stacey 149 Adams, Mr Paul 192 Bartek, Albert 36, 159 Boys' Swimming 88-89
Case, Janet 20, 56, 112, 117, Cross Country 74 Adams, Rodney%, 97, 159 Barton, LaRai 110, 214 Boys' Tennis 70-71 201,211,218 Cruz , Anthony 86, 87 Administration 173-196 Bartunek, Stephen 110 Boys' Track 95-97
Catt, Jackie 32, 37 , 148 Curry, Crystal 161 Advertisements 197-219 Bartzatt, Douglas 159 Bramhall , Jeffrey 160 Cengas202 Curry, Randy 149 Advocate 54-55 Baruth, Thomas 27, 68, 84, Brandt , Marlene 105, 148 Chab, John 161 Cutshall , Kelly 161 Aite, Corki 147 100, 147
Akin, Sherri 21, 1s9 Baseball 98-100
Brandt, Max 111, 206
Bratt , Susan 21, 36, 148
Chadd, Dean 148
Champoux, Michael 161 Albers, Kevin 32, 84, 147 Baugher, Mrs Louise 177
Brauer , Carolyn 160
Champoux, Patrick 112 Alderman , Karen 147 Baum, Deborah 20, 159 Braun, David 160
DChapp, Larry 40, 44 Dahlgren, John 84, 161 Alexander & Alexander , Inc Bayless, Roxanne 147 Brehm, Alexander 111
Chapp, Roger 161 Dakan, Douglas 69, 161 200 Beardsley, Julie 20, 159 Brehm, Chris 160
Chapp, Tony 51, 97 Dairy Queen Brazier 204 Alexander, Jerome 147 Beaver, John 61, 64, 65, 67 , Brennan, Michael 89, 160
Charroin, Jeff '148
Dairyland Insurance Alexander, Terriann 147 95,97, 110,200 Brennan, Steven 101 , 149
Charvat, Audrey 112 Company 204 Alit, Kim 159 Becker, Arthur 68 , 100, 147 Bridges, James 49, 160
Cheever, Judi 117,217
Damian, Kathy 113 , 211 Allen, Diane 159 Becker , Debra 46, 159 Bridgmon, Cindy 61, 77, 148
Cheerleaders 24-25
Damme, Deborra 113 Allen, Kevin 147 Beebout, Brenda 147 Brinton, Brenda 36 , 148
Chess Club 49
Danese, Miss Teresina 179 Allen , Linda 109 Beebout, Mark 73, 101, 159 Brinton, John 160
Chesterman , Bill 161 Daniels , Mary 149 Allen, Michelle 159 Beetem, Douglas 212 Britain, William 160
Chilen, Nancy 20 , 161 Daughtry, Anthony 68 Allen, Pamela 147 Beezley, Julie 50, 105, 147 Britton, Mark 148
Chilson , Shawn 36 , 148 Davila, Kimberly 161 Allen, Mrs. Peggy 194 Behrends, Mark 132 Broadstone, Rochelle 111
Choat, Roberta 21 , 112 Davis, Darrell 13, 19 , 27 , 30, Allen, ReDonna 109 Beideck, Lynn 15, 20, 22, Brooks, Jeffrey 68, 148
Christensen 's 203 33, 39,40,42,43, 113,208 Allen, Virgil 147 36,52, 147 Brooks , Linda 111
Christensen, Donald 161 Davis, Stephen 161 Alley, Scott 109 Bell, Barbara 46, 90, 159 Brooks, Sherry 22, 205
Christenson, Cherri 161 Dawson, Mr Robert 184 All-School Play 18-19 Bell , Jeffrey 84, 101, 159 Brower , Mr Frank 90
Christie , Mr. Thomas 41, 87, Dawson's Photography 204 Althouse, Michele 147 Bell, Mrs Kay 194 Brown, Cathie 20, 46 , 160 187 Deal, Ronald 161 American Family Insurance Bell, Michael 110, 215 Brown, David 160 Cirksena, Julie 32 , 42, 148 DeBoer, Louis 61, 64 , 68, 149 200 • Belmont Jack & Jill 201 Brown, Mrs Doris 180 Citibank & Trust Company DeBrestian , Steven 47 , 49 Amgwert, Bonnie 21, 159 Benash, Barbara 159 Brown, Gary 111 202 Debus, Patricia 36, 149 Anderson, Bruce 109 Bennett, Constance 32, 147 Brown, Judith 61, 77, 90, 102, Clark , Amy 31 Degarmo, Michael 161 Anderson, Claudia 104, 159 Bennett, Michael 36 , 159 111
Clark, Bryan 61, 64, 100, - Delaney, Dennis 113 Anderson, Douglas 61, 68, Beranek, Paul 84, 100, 159 Brown, Lawrence 160 148 Delgado, Peter 149 68,87, 100,147 Bergantzel, Sharon 21, 36, Brown, Leslie 93
Clark , Jeff 161 Demma, Lucia 149 Anderson, Miss Marcie 194 147 Brown, Patricia 111, 202 Clark, Linda "161 Denkovich, Bonnie 21, 93, Anderson, Ruth 61, 93, 104, Berman, Mrs. Karen 188 Bruce, Mr. John 46 , 194 Clawson, Mr Dean 193 161 105,133,147 Berry, Carla 160 Bruce, Suzanne 31, 33, 42, Clifton , Lucille 14 , 113 Dennis , Danny 161 Anderson Studio 200 Biggs, Kaye 160 76,77,90, 111 , 132
Clifton, Ruth 16 1 Deryke, Nancy 113 Anthes, Lynn 109 Bish, Sara 14, 27, 94, 110, Bruha, Peggy 111
Clore , Nancy 15, 21, 94, 148 Diaz , Jennifer 161 Anthony, Michael 159 132,209 Brumm , Allen 111
Closner , Michael 148 Diaz, Robert 149 Aqualinks 94 Bitenieks, Diane 15, 20, 79, Bryant, Ronald 111
Coatney, Kathleen 20, 148 Diehm , Douglas 98, 149 Aquarium 200 94,147 Buckley, Catherine 20, 86, Coatney, Thomas 161 Diehl, Judy 113 Arbor Printing Company 201 Bitney, Shari 42, 147 148 Cobb , Belinda 21, 93 Diffenderfer, Mr Michael Arenas , John 89, 147 Black History 40-41
Budig, Gregory 160
Co-Ed Counselors 50 182,211 Arnold , Katherine 159 Blank, Erin 14, 16 , 17, 20, 22, Buell, Miss Frances 181
Coffman, Jeffrey 68 , 149 Diffenderfer, Mrs Virginia Arrigo , Dale 109 94, 110, 111
Buettgenbach , Billie 61, 64 , Coffman , Peggy 149 196 Arrigo, Janet 159 Blecha, John 160 86, 97, 160
Cohen , Mrs Lynn 195 Dietrich, Richard 149 Arrigo, Vicky 42, 43, 44, Blecha , Sheri 21 , 160
Buettgenbach, Nancy 61, Colborn, Susan 20, 42, 16 1 Dietze Music House Inc 205 45,147 Blessing, Linda 148 148 Coleman, Shelley 161 Dilworth, Gary 97, 161 Ashcraft , Glenn 61, 74, 147 Bliss, Ted 148
Buk, Mrs Barbara 186
Collingham, Daniel 149 Dixon, Clifford 113 Assembly Committee 46 Bliss, Thomas 160 Burbach , Daniel 112 Collins , Janet 149 Dixon , Michael 36, 161 Atkins, Cheryl 159 Blitz, Susan 42, 47, 50 , 110, Burbach, Kenneth 160
Colson , Mr LeRoy 185 Doan, Thomas 113 Auers, Anita 20, 31, 33, 42, 133,136
Burbank, Kimberly 21, 32, 50, Commercial Federal Savings Doiel, Michael 161 49,109,133,136,209 Bloch, David 110 77, 90 , 148 & Loan 203
Dolezal, Bruce 114, 119, 133 Auers, John 56 , 109 , 132, Blue, Mr. Barry 100
Burianek , Richard 148
Commonwealth Co mpany Dolezal, jean 162 136 , 201,207 Bockoven, John 148
Burke, Lori 15, 20, 52, 148 203
Doling, Diane 33 , 114 Auman , Lawrence 159 Bodfield, Roxanne 148
Austin, Karen 51, 109, 133, Bogar, Mr William 7, 48, 17.5
Burkgren, Nancy 112
Burnett, Brenda 148
Community Saving Stamp Domgard, James 114
Company 203 Donahoo , Dallas 149 136 Bogema , Ricky 148
Austin, Marcia 159 Boger, Randy 160
Burns, Gerry 160
Burns, Jeffrey 148
Compton, Mr Robert 185 Donut Stop 205
Concert Choir 32-33
DoRan, Mark 33, 39, 49, Aycock, Deborah 147 Bonnett, Fred 148
Burritt, Connie 20, 160
Ayoub , Mr George 102, 103, Borchers, Darrel 69, 100, Burt, Peggy 112, 207
Conklin, Roxane 113 101,149
Conley, Mary 149
Dorsey, Mrs. Betty 194 182 160
Business Education 190
BBaade, Beverly 159
Connerley , Cynthia 13, 20, Dougherty , Sheree 114, 132
Borchers, Dwain 61, 64, 86, Buss, Miss Cheryl 195 161
Douglas Theatre Company 110 , 133 Butcher, Naomi 112
Connett , David 26, 161 205
Buttke, Terry 20, 22, 36, 94, Connett, Mark 113
Soter, Linnie 148
Bottger, Laura 79, 160 148
Babcock, Elizabeth 42, 46, Botts, Michael 111,201 , 217
Douglass, Debra 162
Contreras, Annette 20, 149 Dove, Debra 162
Cool Crest Triple Links 204
Dowling, Bryan 14 , 16, 17, 94,159
Bourne, Linda 160
Cooper, Timothy 161 31, 33 , 61 , 74,97, 114 , 212 Bachman, Shawn 49 Boucher , Madelyn 148
CCooper, Tracy 53, 113 Down, Robert 69 , 100 , 162 Bade, Donna 109 Bousek, Robert 61, 86, 100, Cakl, Susan 112
Cordell , Brian 30, 49, 113, Doyle , Nancy 105, 162 133
Drees, Alan 42, 44, 49, 149 Baker , Harlan 109 148
Campbell, Nancy 20, 160
Cotter, Mr Eugene 89, 189 Baldwin, Melanie 110 Bousquet, Debra 20, 36, 148 Capps, Jolene 42, 160
Drent, Myron 98, 149 • lndex-220
Cotton, David 161
Drevo, Mr Dave 101 Fine Arts Department 178 Glover , Ron 68
Harris, Barbara 78, 79, 163
Homan, Mr Paul 69 Drinkwine , Mary 114 Finnigan, Jerome 162 Godfather ' s Pizza 207 Harris, Christ.a 54 , 117 Homecoming 16-17 Drivers' Education 191 Fintel , Kirk 115 Goebel , Theresa 162
Harris, Karen 21, 32, 117 Home Economics Depa11Drohman , Cheryl 21, 102 , 162 Fintel , Linda 21 , 162 Godinez, Frank 150 Harris , Keith 69 , 163 ment 180
Druckenmiller, Jane 149 First National Bank 207 Goldfein , Joni 42, 43, 116 , Harris, Rick 117
Du Teau Chevrolet Company Fischer, Joyce 20, 162 132
Hopgood, Paul 42,151
Hart , Gary 64, 66, 98, 117, Hopkins, Gary 97, 164 205 Fischer , Lorraine 21, 31, 32, Goldfein, Juli 32 , 42, 46, 116, 208
Horacek , Gregory 98, 118 Duis , Deborah 162 115 132
Hartshorn, Carla 20, 163 Hornung, Edward 164 Dumpert, Miss Dorothy 190 Fisher, Mrs Patience 50 , Goldfein, Lynn 33, 42, 43, Hartshorn , Douglas 150 Horton, Alanna 164 Dunbar , Scott 149 181 45 , 148,150
Hartshorn , Mark 150 Houchen, Terry 88, 89, 98, Duncan, David 114 Fitzgerald , Carol 162 Golf 101
Harwood, George 69, 84 118 , 204
Duncan, Romona 114 Fitzwater , Mitchell 162 Goodman , Cheryl 21 , 36, Hassel , Thayon 33, 42, 150 Houlihan, Barbara 20, 79 , 151
Dung , Doan 162 Flanagan, Mrs Helen 190 105,150
Dunlap, Steven 14, 30, 31, Floyd , Timothy 69, 84, 162 Goodwin , Brenda 116 , 212
Haswell , Roxanne 150 Houlihan, Colleen 46, -79, 164
Haught , James 117 House, Michael 164 33, 52,61, 73 , 97 , 114, Folsom , Mr Joe 69 , 84, 187 Goodwin , Deborah 20, 162
Haumont , David 150 Howard, Mr Randy 185, 194 204 Football 64-67 Goodwin, James 81 , 116
Hays, Joseph 150 Howard , Timothy 42, 151
DuPont , Alan 114, 217 Ford , Harlen 33 , 37, 39, 40 , Gore, Miss Dorthea 36, 46 , Heakin, Jone 163 Howard Thomas 164
Dutton, Amy 13 , 20, 36, 48, 61,68 ,97, 150 178
Heberlee , Karla 20, 22, 33 , Howdes heil , Mrs Alma 14 , · 50,149 Ford , Mark 162 Gossard , Richard 116 42 , 56,94, 117,133 ,2 01, 177
Ford , Michael 16, 17 , 61, 64 , Gottsleben , Bradley 116 209
EHowe , John 118 97, 113, 115 , 205 Gottsleben , Kathy 21 , 94, 162 Heckman, Miss Betty 190 Howell, Michael 164 Forde, Barbara 162 Grady, Dennis 69, 84, 97 , 162
Heckman, Gerald 80, 82 , 83 Howeil , Twila 118 East , Sandra 162 Foreign Exchange 47 Grady , Paul 162 150 Howland, Mrs Karen 178 Eckel, Steven 27, 30, 114, 133 Foreign language Depart- Grajeda , Greg 162
Heckman , Greg .52 , 55, 98 , Howsden. Roger 69 , 97 , 164 Edens , Stephanie 55 ment 179 Gra1eda , Lori 163 1"i7, 200 How sd en , Sandra 151 Edholm & Blomgren Inc 206 Forst , Jerri 115 Grant , Mrs Merrell 50, ·133 Hefner , Pamela 21 , ·150 Hrdlicka , Mitchell 70, 118 Edmunds, Alma 114 Fosdick , Timothy 64 115 Green Furnace & Plumbing Hege! , Cindy 163 Hruby , Robin 26, 55, 77 , 61, Edwards, Kathryn 149 Foster , John 46, 115 207 Heil , Raymond 150 90,91 , 102 ,1 03 , 151 Eggert, Donna 20, 36, 86, 149 Fouraker , Barbara 150 Green, Rickey 33 Hejl , Robert 150 Hueske, Janice 16-4 Ehrlich, Randall 149 Fox Mr Donald 193 G re er. , Mrs Sandy 178 Hel!busch , Todd 68, 150 Huffer , Mrs G Joan, R.N Eisent rag er , Evan 162 Frey , Keith 115 Greenwald, Randall 150 Helmstadter, Michael 61 , '184 Ellis , Mark 14 , 17, 19, 27, 31, Friesen , Mr. Charles 70 , 71, Greer , Kenneth 74, 97,150 68 , 100,150 Hughes, Dale 33, 37 , 147, 151 32 ,42, 114 , 133,205 ' 181 Gregory , Gordon 163 Hempel , Michael 118 Hughes, less 164 Ens, David 89 162 Fritz , Carolyn 150 Grell, Mrs. Ruby 188 Hennecke , Kevin 97 , 163 Hughes , Jon 164
Ellsworth , Richard 149 Fritzen, Laurie 162 Grie ss, Cynthia 20. 163 Hennecke , Patricia 150 Hughes, Keith 84 , 164
Ellyson , Daniel 162 Fr ohm a n, Terry 162 Griffin , Cynthia 163 Henry, Randy 100 , 163 Hughes , Kimmara 21, 79, 164
EI-Omami , Mrs. Anne 178 Fry, A lvin 11s Griffith, Robert 150 Her g,,nrader , Daniel 163 Hull , Christ i na 164 English Department 132 Fry, Debra 36, 150 Cropp , Sue 36, 150 Hergenrader , Kr istl e 32, 118 Huls , Rus se ll 164
Engstrom , Julie 149 Fry , Mark 150 Grosscup , Mr. Buford 12 , Hergenrader , Mar sha 163 Hunt , Marsha 151
Ennead 31 Frve , Pennie 162 13 , 187
Herr , Michael 61 , 89 , 151 Hu rst, Cwen 42 , 46 , 164
Eno , Karen 46, 162 Fuller , Thomas 69 , 84, 100 Grosse , Marilyn 20, 86, 102, Herr , Thomas 69, 163 Hutcherson , Robe rt 19 , 31,
Eno, Mrs Shirlee 196 Furr, Mrs Jean 50, 183 150
Ensemble 31 Fuss, Dawn 1.50 Grubbs , Daniel 150
Enyeart, Teresa 13 , 15, 20,
Guenther , Donna 13, 20, 163
Herrick, Phillip 36 , 97, 151 42 , 43 , 46,205
Heruertz, Sob 151 Hutson, David 151
Hester, Phil i p 15·1 22,42, 149
GEpley, Mary Jo 20, 22 , 37 1 SO,
Guiffre , Anna 163
Gunde~on , Nancy150
Epp, Mrs Carol 49 , 195 Gustafson, James 150
Hetrick , Bonnie 151
Hetrick, Terri 163 149 Gabelman , Tracey 13 , 14, G unn , Wendy 20, 46, 163
IHevertz, Robert 151 Ideal Grocery 209
Hi att , Ju!ia 15, 36 , 58 , 94 , 151 Ernst, Mark "149 16, 17 , 52 , 93, 104 , 105, Guthrie , David 30, 163
Hibbert , Mrs Alice 194 Imla y, Diane 36, 151 Ertl, Lori 36, 149 115 , 132 ,2 01 ,2 04
Gutierrez, Billy 53, 74 , 97 , Hickerson , Susa n 27 42, 1 18 Industrial Arts Department Gabri el , Robe rt 162 1.50
Espejo , Marta 149 Gaedeke, Donna2~ J~ 150
Hicks , James 151 192-193
H ic ks, Mary 3-6, 151 Ingram, John 1 3, 27, 30, 32 , Essay , David 114 , 119 Gale, Sherry 150
Hilderbrand , Fred 163 39 , 42 , 43 ,1 18 Esslinger, Dan 162 Gale, Shirleen ·150
Ethel 's Beauty Salon Ltd 206 Gant , Sheila 20, 162
HHild r eth , Rebecca 20 , 36 , 151 lntramUl'als 106
Hill , David 100, 151 lrom, Marianna 21 , 36, 93 , Evans, John 42 Carnett , Mr. Sig 147 Haake , Terence 163
Evans Studio 206 Gartner Mobile Homes 207 Haave , Mr D o uglas 193
H i ll , Sheri 102 , 163 151
Hillman, Becky 90, 102 Isaacs , Rhonda 151 Ewerth, Brad 100 Geisler, Pa t ty 102, 162 Hall , Joel 116
FH il lman , Rachel 61, 76 77 ,
Ceistlinger , Cathryn 150 Haller, Pamela 150 90,91, 151
Gentert, Colleen 150 Haller , Randv 97
Hindrnand, Ricky 55, 151 Gent e rt , Juli e 162 Hamersky , John -101 , 150
Fagerbe rg , David 149 Gerla c h, Daniel 69 , 84 , 85, Hamilton 's Studio 208
Fahrnbruch , John 162 100 , 162
Hampton , Michael 163
Failor, Coralee 20 , 162 Cerlach, Le lie 162 Hand , Russe!l 150
Fallstead , Michael 6 '1, 64, 66 , Gilbert, James 162
Handsaker , Shelley 21 , 79 , 163
Hinkle , Lori 61 , 77, 90, 151
Hinky Dinky 208
Hinton , Margaret 164
Hischke, Darrell 49 , 151
Hiskey , Thomas 84
JJackman, Mr Brent 100
jackson, Dennis 68 , 151
Jackson , Keith 69 , 164
Jacob , David 71 , 164 97,149 Gilbert, Michael 150 Handy , Tammie 36, 150
Hitz , Randall 64 , 86, 87 , 106 , Ja cobe , Starla 151
Fallstead, Mr Ray 73, 93 , "189 Gillam, Cathy 115 Handyman Hardware 208 151
Jamieson, Bruce 30 , 49, 151 Family Drug 206 Gillam, Trac y 32, 115 Hankins Karen 116
Farleigh , Brian 149 Ginger , Donovan 72 , 73 , 84 , Hanneman, Susan 163
Fasnacht , John 114 85,1 62 Hansen , Vickie 116
Fast , John 39, 74, 97 , 114 Cinger , Kevin 162
Fattig , Yvette 150 Ginger , Robyn 90, 162
Faughn, Paul58 , 64.68, 150 Girls' Basketball 90-91
Fauver, Gregory 115, 130 , 211 Girls' Glee 36
Hixson , Glen 151
Hoag ,. Monica 21, 46, 164
Hobbs, Betsy 4-f> , 94, 164
Hanshew , Mrs Jill 179
Janousek, Zane 71 , 151
Jarecke , Christine 46 , 118
Jarecke, Colleen 46, 164
Hobbs. Susan 15 , 21, 36 , 50 , Jaudzemis , Mrs Kathleen 183
Hanshew, Mr Terrel 179 93,151
Hanson , Jerald 89
Hoffman , Patricia 151
Hanson , Kimberly 21, 23 , Hoffmaster , Erick 49, 55 , 118
Jenk i ns, Bruce 151
Jensen, Mrs Selma 194
Jernberg, Bruce 118
Fazel , Sandra 115 Girls' Gymnastics 92 - 93 42 , 43 , 49 , 113 ,1 17 , 133 , Hoffmaster, Kimberly 20, 22, Jewelart 199
Fearing, Debbie 115 Girls' l Club 61 209 36,151
Jewell, Brian 89
Felton , John 115 Girls' Tennis 104 - 105 Harbour , Debra 150 Hogan , Teresa 36 , 77, 90, Jiracek, Mrs Jean 195
Fen, Ruth 13 , 15, 42 , 50 , 53 , Girls' Track 102-"103 Hardy , Larr y 16 3 102,151
Jochum , Pamela 152 61, 77, 90, 104, 150 Cladbach, Ralph 61, 101 , Hardy , Steve ·n7
Ferguson , Laury 162 116
Harms , Kelly 20, 163
Fey , Mr. Robert 43, 46 , 183 Glanz, Bett y 16 2 Harnis c h, Gary 73
Holder, Pamela 164
Holland , Danny 31 , 118 , 204
Holland, Franklin 118
Jochum , Renee 164
Johnso n , Mr. Alden 186
Johnson, David 152
Fiedler, Lucile 13, 150 Glanz , William 162 Harre, Frances 61. 90, 91, Hollywood Cleaners 209 Johnson , lames ?9, 152
Filbert , Deanna 162 Glathar, Kurt 64 , 97, 162 105 , 150
Holm, Peter 164
Fi nch , Douglas 31, 33, 1·15 Glo ve r , Mark 150 Harre , Lawrence 84 , 163 Ho i mberg , Mr Gerald 177
Johnson, Jeffrey 84 , 97 , 164
Johnson, Joan 152
lndex-221
Johnson, Mrs. E. Joyce 76, Knox, Arthur 152
Leonard, Alison 36, 42, 58, Massa, Daniel 153
Molden, Linda 40, 154 77,90, 189 Koca, David 69, 165 153
Mathews, Curtis 61, 68, 122, Monroe, Dennis 33, 154 Johnson, June 152 Koeppen, Kathleen 152 Leonard, Kelly 20 , 31, 33, 50, 133 Monroe, LeRoy 167 Johnson, Mrs. Pearl 196 Kohler, Gail 165 57,120,132,136,201. Mathews, Steven 58, 68, 153 Moore, Alvin 64, 81, 97, 167 Johnson, Kenneth 152 Kolb, Cynthia 31, 32, 56, 57, Lien , Casey 70, 71, 120
Johnson, Lori 20,164 119,133,201,204
Lien, Mr Max 191
Mathematics Department 181 Moore, Dianna 154
Matteson, Margaret 166 Moran, Alma 123 Johnson, Naomi 119, 133 Koppes, Anna 152
Lieske, Gerald 165
Maughan, Debra 166 Moran, Maria 123 Johnson, Sandra 119 Kosmos, Peter 86 , 165
Liesveld, Penny 32, 121 Max Miller Cameras, Inc 211 Moran, Norma 167 Johnson, William 30, 152 Kotouc, Kathi 165 Lightner , Shelley 15, 20, 49, Maxfield, Lori 12, 13, 48, 54, Morgan, Gary 30 Johnson, Miss A. Wilhemina Kramer, Diane 33, 42, 43, 153 105,153,215 Morrison, Holly 123, 133, 214 58,186 126, 132 Lillie, Tamara 20, 165
Maxwell, Thomas 68 , 86, Morrow, Shelly 93 , 167
Johnston, Kelli 20, 164 Krantz, Karen 165 Lincoln School of Commerce 153 Morrow, Theresa 154
Jones, Bonnie A. 15, 36, 58, Krassig , Lynn 165 & NBI 210
McCann, Mrs Jean 196 Mosby, William 154 164 Kratz, Mrs. Diane 194 Lincoln Schwinn Cyclery 211 McCaugherty, Michael 153 Moser, Julia 123, 203
Jones, Bonnie K. 58, 152 Kreifel, David 165 Linden , Mrs Ella 196 McCord, Carla 21 , 79 , 93, 166 Mowry , David 123
Jones, Catherine 20, 46, 164 Kreifels , Michael 152 Lindholm, Scott 165 McCoy , William 36, 166 Mr Bike 211 Jones, Charlene 152 Krepel, Sarah 152 Linke, Kathleen 21 , 36, 153 McCullough, Robert 64 , 153 Mueller, Mark 89, 167
Jones, Denise 36 , 86, 90, 152 Kreps, Anita 46, 165 Links 56-57 McEwen, Julie 102, 166 Mueller , Mr Marvin 64 , 66, Jones, Gary 152 Kreps, Norman 119 Linkugel, Ruth 33, 121 McGinnis, Bryan 153 97,189
Jones, Mrs. Jean 196 Krueger , Barbara 20, 36, 77, Linson, Larrene 165 McGinnis, Charles 122 Mueller, Michael 167
Jones, Mrs. Karen 183 102,152 Liska , Mary 153 McGinty , Christine 166 Mulligan, Darcy 61, 77, 154
Jones, Kelley 164 Kruse, Dennis 119, 207 Lisle Ramsey Studio 215 McKeen , Kathleen 21, 122 Mulligan , Mrs Janice 196
Jones, Larry 36, 61, 74, 97, Krutak, Betz 21, 23 , 42, 49, Livingston , Lena 122 McKenzie , Ricky 153 Mulligan , Kelly 61, 77 , 90, 160,164 94, 113, 120, 210 Livingston , Mary 122 McMeen, Timothy 61 , 74, 84 , 154
Jones, Laura 61, 71, 102, 164 Kuhfahl, David 152 Lobush , Michael 153 166 Mumgaard, Deanna 21, 31 , Jones, Lisa 36, 152 Kuhfahl, Joan 165 Loch, Lorin 165
McNeese , Rena 122 33 , 36,48, 50 , 154
Jones, Lorie 105 Kuhfahl, Kiamberlee 165 Lococo, Daniel 68, 97, 153 McVey, Mrs Marian 194 Mummers42 Jones, Lynn 33, 119, 133 Kuhnel , Patricia 165 Logan, Debra 153 McWilliams, Charlotte 20, Mummers' Play 44-45 Joseph ' s College of Beauty Kuklin, Mr Harry 176 Long , Jackie 153 42,90, 166 Munsterman , Cynthia 50, 154 209 Kusy, Suzanne 165 Long, Larry 121, 13.3 McWilliams , Cynthia 122, Murray , Larry 13 , 69, 167 Journey, Rebecca 152 Kutcher, Rex 120 Longan , Jacquelyn 121 133 Musical .34- 35 Joy Night 38-39 Kuwamoto, LeRoy 152 Loos , Alan 61 , 74 , 89, 97 , 153 McWilliams , Ralph 64 , 66 , Mussman , Linda 167 Junior-Senior Prom 52-53
Loos , Kyle 165 81, 83 , 15,4 Mussman , Pamela 154
LKLopez , Debbie 36, 121 i\1\cWilliams , Victor 166 Mute hie , Fancesca 42, 46, Lopez, Robert 100 , 153 Meahan, Sharon 153 167 Laase, Andrew 69, 100, 165 Loricheck , Kelly 153 Meahan , Thomas 166 Mutchie , Randy 31, 33, 52, Kahler, Bryan 164 LaChapelle, Yvonne 14, 16, Lorraine, Phyllis 21 , 165 Means, Michael 166 64,123 Kahn, Sheilah 152 17,25 , 32 , 37, 52,112, Lo r raine, William 121 Means , Monica 153 Muthersbaugh , Tamara 21, Kang, Harpreet 42, 50 , 55, 120,208
Losh, Mr. Donald 190 Medical Club 49 79 , 167 119 Lacher, Fred 69 , 100, 165 Love, Cindy Ortiz 124, 203 Medved,Rhonda166 Myles, Debora 14, 25 , 48 , 50 , Kapustka, Cynthia 20, 94 , Lacher, Robert 120 Lueders , Karen 21, 166
Meehan, Joseph 122 116 , 123, 201 152 Lahrs, Mrs A Kay 180 Luedke, Mr Donavon 191 Meinberg , Sandra 153 Kats, Harlan 97, 164 Lairmore , Alan 152 Luginbill , Ricky 58, 71, 153
Meister , Barbara 13, 33, 37,
N Keagle, Deborah 164 Lairmore , Pamela 20, 36, 152 Luhr, David 33 42, 43 , 153 Keech , Bob 119 Lake, David 32 , 120 Lusins, Anita 166
Mendyk , Mr Lee 178 Keech, Donald 152 Lamb , Robin 21 , 165 lusins, Roland 121
Merkle , Pamela 166 Nalley, Susan 154 Kehler, Daniel 119 Lambert , Mark 165 Lyden , Jeffery 166 Messer , Mary 153 Narveson, Karl 49, 167
Keiner , Michelle 152 Lambert , Nancy 152 Lyne , Becky 153
Kellas Lisa 152 Lane, Margaret 165 Lyons , Paula 166
Kelle:, Belinda 15 , 21, 58,152 Lang, Jean 152 Lysko , Gena 21, 50 , 104, 153
Messman , Peggy 153 Nat i onal Bank of Commerce
Metz , Bob 84 213
Met z ger, Charles 61, 64 , 81 , National Honor Society 132Keller, Betty 164 Langdon, Timothy 97, ·165 Lysko , john 166 83 ,98 , 99 , 122 , 217 133
Keller , Cynthia 164, 210 La nge , M s. Molly 44
Metzger, Rollin 61 , 86, 153 Nebraska Book Store 212 Keller , Mrs . Judith 182 Langley , Cynthia 49, 50, 20 2
Meyer , Cheryl 42 , 122 , 133 Neeman , Larry 167 Keller , Rick 84, 164 Larkins , Douglas 64 , 120, -133
Meyer , Randy 84 Neeman, Sandra 167
Keller, Thomas 49, 152 Larkins , Steven 165 Masake, Krista 15 , 20, 22, 36, Meyers, Carol 153 Neff, Mr Jerry 177 Kelley, Kory 164 Larsen, Joette 20, 78, 79, 152 153
Meyers, William 49 , 153 Neift, Patricia 167 Kennedy , Angela 164 Laschanzky , Christy 120 Ma , Sta nley 121
Meza , Lourdes 154 Nelson, Bradley 100 , 167 Kennedy , Mary 21, 23, 32 , Lasley, Carla 20 , 46 , 165 Mach , Jo Neila 36 , 153
Meza , Maria F 132, 154 Nelson , Diane 14 , 17, 25, 31, 37, 42 , 113 , 119 Latch Brothers Inc 209 Machers , Miss Ilona 195 Meza , Maria L. 36, 154 52 , 92 , 93, 123,132,201 Kenwood , Charles 164 Law, Todd 165 Madlock , Eugene 166 Michon , Karel 32 , 36 , 42 , 86 , Nelson , Kent 49, 154 Keown, Mrs Carol 54 Lawhorne , Jeffrey 97 Madrigals 37 93 , ·122 , 133, 209 Nelson, Mary 167 Kermmoade , Debbie 165 Lawrence, Eva 120 Major, Vivian 31, 32 , 50, 121, Mientka , Rebecca 14, 20, 22 , Nerud , Diane 21, 77, 102 Kessler, John 89, 119 Lawson , Mathew 120 204 94 , 122 , 13.3 , 212 f\leukirch , John 123 Ketterer, Cynthia 119 Le, Nghia 165 Mandery , Kimberly 21, 23, Mikkelson , Kirsten 20 , 166 Nichols , Debra 154 Key, David 32, 119 Le , Than Htung 152 102 , 113 , 121,133 , 217
Miller , Brenda 166 Nichols , Don 167 Kimmons, Frank 165 Le , Vinh Trrieu 153 Manley, Cathi 153
Miller , Cheryl 166 Nichols, Mark 167 Kindler, Glen 86, 152 Leary, Janet 153 Mann , Catherine 20, 46 , 166
Miller , James 154 Nichols, Peggy 14 , 20 , 22 , 77 , King David 152 Leary , Sharon 165 Mannix, Christopher 68 , 97
Miller , Jeffrey 166 123,210 Kinlin , Karen 79, 165 Lederer, Mrs Ruth 181 Mannix, Stephen 97, 121
Miller , Jerald 123 Nicholson, Allen 154 Kinney, Gary 36, 69, 95, 97, Lee , Diana 21, 120 Marchand , James 166
Miller, Linda 154
Nicholson , David 167 165 Lee's Re staurant 210 Mares, Scott 166
Kinney, Ronald 32, 100 , 152 Leech , Randie "120
Maresch , Sherri 166
Miller , Theodore 154 Nielsen , Katherine 124
Miltner, Duane 166 Nielsen, Kerri 167 Kirchoff , Janic e 21 , 36 , 152 Lehi, Douglas 165
Marking, Kevin 86, 166
Minchow, Julie 20 , 56 , 123, Nimic , Gisele 124 , 133 Kirkland, Jake 84 Lehi , Traci 165
Markowski , Alan 36 , 166 133,201 Noel, Lisa 42 , 154 Klein , John 152 Lehman , Danny 120
Markwardt , Sherri 166
Mindt , Mr Ron 194
Kleitsch, Mrs Jean 177 Lehman, Grace 21 , 165 Martin, Elizabeth 37, 121, M i schnick, Michael 167
Noell, Andrea 167
Nol t e , Miss Cheryl 77 , 93, Klimes, Debra 165 Lehmanowsky, Miss Mary 133
Misner, Susan 154 102,195
Mistoler, Norbert 167 Kluck, Frederick 49 , 165 Beth 187 Martin , Pam 121
Nomoto, Tetsuo 13, 47, 124 Knappert, Keith 165 Lehnst , Karen 153 Martin, Timothy 122
Mohawk Cap & Gown
Nootz, Kathleen 154 Knight, Deborah 119 Lekai, Gail 165 Maschman, Trudy 153 Company 212 Norby, Eric 154 Knipple, Cheryl 165 Lekai , Miss Lydia 190 Mason, Chris 166
Mohlman, Duane 167
Norden Laboratories 212 •Mohr, William 100 , 167 Knoche, Kimberly 15 , 21, 50, Lemon, l'.ouis 46 , 153 Mason, Roy 122, 133
Nordmeyer, Larry 124 152 Leon ' s Food Mart 210 Massa, Dale 153 Norman, Kelly 20,167
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Mohrhoff, David 167
North's House of Photography 214
Novak, Tom 194
Noyes, Daniel 124
Nun, Carolyn 21, 90, 167
Nun, Cathryn 20, 50, 61, 79, 154
Nun, David 73, 167
0Oaks , Patricia 124
Oberle, Roger 37, 154
O'Brien, Bill 154
O ' Connor, Joan 13, 14 , 20, 22, 76, 77 , 104,124,200, 210
Gehring, Cynthia 14, 16, 17, 25, 52,124,133,206
Oehring , Shari 21, 42, 92 , 93, 167
Oeltjen, Tanya 20, 154
Oglesby, Mary 167
Oler , Tim 58 , 154
Olson, Mrs Gladys 195
Olson, Lars 154
Oneel, Karen 168
Oosting, Dorothy 163
Oppegard, James 74, 168
Orchestra 28
Orta, Emelina 168
Orta, Norma 21, 154
Ortiz, Virginia 124
Osborn, Mr Wayne 193
Ostgaard, Cynthia 20, 168
Ott, Cynthia 36, 155
Outz, Kathleen 155
Owen , Gary 124
Owens, Jeanne 20, 22 , 32, 37, 124,133,202
Owens, Julie 168
Owens-Schmeiding Stud i o 217
Ozaki, Andrew 61, 64 , 63, 155
Ozaki, Claire 14. 2'1, 23, 32, 42,48, 124, 133,209
Oziah, Kelley 168
Oziah, Lorrie 168
pPage, Rebecca 155
Pape, David 155
Park, Richard 42, 43, '124
Parker, Jon 82, 83
Patterson, Nancy 124
Patterson, Mr Richar d 177
Peate, Kelly 124
Peet, Shelly 125
Pekuri, Dieter 168
Pelowski 1 Ricky 89, 168
Pep Club 20-21
Pep Club Officers 23
Perrine, Bobbi 33, 37, 125, 133
Perry, Rona 36 , 155
Peters, Mr. James 176
Peters, Jennifer 21, 125
Peters, Katherine 20, ·t68
Peterson, Carl 68 , 155
Peterson, Mr Merrill 178
Peterson, Sharon 168
Peterson, Terri 125
Peterson, William 168
Petitt, Deborah "125
Pett igrew, Mark 155
Petrzilka, Steven 168
Pfeiff, Mr. William 175
Phalen, Miss Barbara -194
Phillips, Bel~a 168
Physical Education Department 189
Pickerill, William 69
Pickering, Linda 168
Piitz, Diane 125
Piitz, Mathew 155
Pikschus , Curtis 155
Pittman , Ross 168
Plith , Kenneth 155
Plum 's Photography 214
Poe, Ronda 155
Pomalinks 22
Porte r, Clark 71, 97 , 168
Porter, Teresa 155
Pospisil, Leonard 71, 168 Powell, Anthony 168
Poyser, Rhonda 168
Pratt, Dana 50, 54, 58, 105, 155
Pratt , Mark 69 , 168
Pratt , Terry 168
Prendes, Javier 155
Pribyl , Bradley 155
QQuach , Tam Hang 155
Quality Petroleum Company 215
Quarells , Isaac 64, 97 , 106
Quincy , Mrs Betty 180
RRadebaugh, Kenton 125 , 133, 136
Rader, Mr Marvin 188
Radke, Alic e 155
Raffety, Brian 32, 155
Ragan, Gene 125
Ramirez , Ramon 155
Randall, Tony 168
Rapp, David 69 , 168
Rapp, Steven 68 , 155
Rathe, Jann 61, 76 , 77, 90, ·104, 125, 133
Raymer , Mrs. Kathryn 182
Read, Allen 73, 168
Read, Sonja 168
Reece & Sybil School of Hairdress i ng 215
Reed , Carol 20, 36, 86, 155
Reese, Linda 27, 32 , 94, 125
Reifschneider , Susan '168
Reighter , Kelly 21, 30, 155
Reinwald, Debra 125
Rengstorf, Gerald 155
Renner, Blake 155
Renner, Dala 155
Renner , Carilyn 168
Reserve Cheerleaders 24
Rettig, Robyn 102, 168
Reynolds, Peggy 168
Rezac, John 125
Rezac , Ricky 168
Rezac, William 155
Rezny , Mrs Donna 1%
Rezny , Pamela 155
Rhoades. Mrs LaVern 194
Rhoad s, William 36, 168
Riblett , Tariiyn 32 , n5
Rice , Dale 168
Rice, Larry 168
Rich Photography 216
Richards , Todd 61, 64, 67, 84 , 101 , 168
Richardson, Andrew 155
Ricketts, Krisanne 15, 21, 50, 155
Rieple, Mrs. Judy 194
Rife, Michael 97, 168
Rig gs, William 155
Roberts , Dianna 168
Roberts, Kenneth 30, 36, 168
Roberts , Paul 30, 125
Roberts, Teresa 168
Robertson, Kathy 168
Robertus, Danny 168
Robertus, Douglas 125
Robinson , Adrianne 102
Robinson, David 125
Robinson, Jane 155
Robinson, Michael 168
Robinson , Robert 82, 155
Robinson, Ronald 168
Robison, Rex 155
Roby, William 126
Roderick , Miss Judith 46, 194
Rodney, Mrs. Ann 196
Rodriguez , Richard 155
Roelfs, Mary 20 , 168
Rohan , Debra 20, 50, 61 , 90, 126,133,136
Ronnell, Jerri 36, 155
Rosburg, Michelle 20, 168
Rosecrans , Lori 168
Roth, Lisa 15, 20 , 22 , 36 , 50 , 155
Roth, Todd 168
Rousek, Lori 56,155,201,203
Routh, Cathy 168
Roux, Mrs Rebecca 184
Rugg, Andrea 46, 104, 169
Rugg, Lawrence 14, 16, 17, 48 , 52 , 61 , 70,109 , 126, 132,136,206
Rump , Jeffrey 55, 61, 101, 126,202
Runge, Kenneth 42, 126
Rupert, Terrance ' 169
Rutledge, Kimberly 21, 42, 169
Rutt, Susan 169
sSahs, Jan 169
Sahs, Jeffrey 126
Salinas, Cristie 20, 46, 102, 169
Salinas, Javier 169
Salinas, John%, 97, 155
Salisbury , Denise 169
Sanchez , Leti 169
Sanford, Jackie 169
Satter , Linda 155
Satter, Thomas 169
Saunders, Timothy 126
Sawyer, Kenneth 169
Saylor, Mike 98
Sayre, Mrs , Kathleen 180
Scanlon, Tom 155
Scanlon, Michael 61 , 64, 86, 87
Scdoris, Catherine 169
Scdoris , Robin 126
Scerini , Jeffrey 169
Schabel, Mrs Shirley 196
Schafer, Doug 126
Schaefer, Stuart 71, ·1&9
Scheer , Mrs. Shirley 179
Scheidt, Todd 84
Schell, Scott 155
Schenaman, David 169
Schizas, Jennifer 50 , 155
Schlamann, Linda 21, 126
Schlitt, Heidi 42, 169
Schlitt , Karl 155
Schmersal, Edward 155
Schmidt, Deanna 155
Schmidt, Marilyn 14, 27, 30 , 42, 49, 126, H3, 136
Schmidt, Rebecca 14, 25, 126,133
Schmucker, Lori 36, 155
Schnabel, Mrs Shirley 196 ·
Schneider , Mr Jeff 100
Scholl, Heinz 169
Scholl , Lonni 169
Scholz , John 61, 81, 155
Schoonover , Theresa 21, 46, 77,90, 102,103 , 169
Schowalter, Willard 169
Schrader, Stephanie 156
Schrage , Mrs Jane 196
Schrage, Scott 126, 217
Schriner , Gregory 169
Schroeder, Pamela 21, 27, 30, 156
Schwab, Jody 55
Schwabauer , Mary 156
Schwartz , Mrs Barbara 196
Schwartz, Cynthia 36, 156
Schwebke, Mark 89, 169
Schwindt , Warren 169
Schwisow, Garry 68, 156
Science Department 185
Scott, Dennis 61, 70, 71 , 84, 169
Scott, Diana 156
Scott, Mr. Harold 74 , 97, 186
Scott, Timothy 126
Scott , Tina 169
Scoville , David 68, 156
Scoville, Mary 169
Sears, Jesse 86, 156
Sears , Sheryl 169
Sedlacek, Mr. George 178
Seeger, Charlene 156
Seeger, Doris 32, 126
Sell, Dan 1.56
Sellars , Deborah 156
Sellars, Donna 169
Senaor Biographies 136-144
Seniors 107- 144
Settell's Printing & Duplicating 215
Shanks, Eric 13, 30, 41, 70, 71 , 126
Shaw Brenda 127
Shaw ; Risa 13, 20, 92, 93, 169
Shaw , Steven 68, 95 , 97, 156
Shaw, Tamara 42, 45, 169
Sheets, James 64, 127
Sheldon , Nanett 51, 169
Sheldon, Robin 15, 20, 54 , 86,156
Sheldon, Shelley 169
Shepard, Kathy 127
Shepard, Russell 61, 81, 83, 98 , 99, 127,210
Shepard, Sandra 169
Sheridan, Janet 169
Shields, Vicki 127
Shoemaker, Gloria 169
Shoemaker, ' Randal 86 , 169
Shrader, Daniel 61, 72 , 73, 127
Shrader, Michael 68, 100, 156
Shuster, Anthony 169
Shuster, Randy 97
Siefkes, Mrs. Ruth 195
Siegr i st, Catherine 156
Sieradzki, Barbara 169
Silenieks, Anita 127
Simmons, Jack 127
Simmons, Susan 127
Simpson, Dou las 61, 68, 86,100,156
Simpson, Mr Melvin 86, 185
Sinner, Ronald 33, 156
Sinner, Roxanne 156
Sintek, Mary 127
Skibbe, Sharron 169
Skutchan, Mr Joseph 31, 35, 178
Slade, Colleen 21, 156
Slama, Burdette 100, 169
Smidberg, Ronnie 169
Smith , Adeline 156
Smith, Anita 156
Smith, Blaine 97 , 169 Smith, Carla 169
Smith , Howard 169
Smith, Linus 101, 169
Smith, Michael 61, 64, 67, 127,208
Smith , Mitchell 96, 97 , 98, 169
Smith, Robert 156
Smith , Steven 170
Smith, Theresa 170
Snyder , Debora 13, 21, 31, 32,127,133 , 200,215
Snyder, Ralph 36, 170
Snyder, Ronald 156
Social Studies Department
86-87
Sohl, Kaywin 77 , 90, 156
Sommers, Mr James 196
Sorensen, Mark 170
Sothan, Brenda 170
Sothan , Debra 15, 20 , 50, 58, 156
Spahn, Bradley 127
Spahn, Sue48,54,55, 156
Spale, Bryan 30, 61, 64 , 127, 133
Spale , Renee 15, 20, 36, 42, 101,102,156
Spaymaker , Lloyd 68
Spears, Albert 33
Special Awards 132-136
Speidel , Diane 21, 36, 156
Speidell, Susan 20, 156
Spier, Linda 170
Spier, Mary 36, 156
Spilker, Bruce 32, 127, 133
Spilker, Dean 170
Spilker, Mr. Larry 89
Sp!ichal, Gerald 127
Sports 59-106
Sprackling , Mrs Le Etta 185
Sprague, Mar cia 20, 22, 32, 42, 43, 156
Springer, Rebecca 21, 102, 170
Sprouse, Tyler 61, 74, 97, 170
Stachura, M,. Leander 192
Stacy, Victoria 15, 21, 42, 156
Stage Band 30
Stalder , Corinne 128
Stanard, Sam i70
Stangl, Shawn 157
Stangley, Shaw 156
Stanley, Cheryl 157
Stanley , Jim 128
Starkweather, Lanna 21, 79, 93,170
Starling, Ronnie 33, 37, 68, 97,157
Stebbins, Jackie 13, 21, 42, 43,46, 170
Steele, Robin 20, 22, 128, 133,136,212
Steen, Martin 68 , 157
Steen, Sigrid 128, 203
Steer, Helen 20, 102, 170
Steer, Janice 20
Steering Committees 14-15
Steller , Holly 170
Stephens, Carol 21, 61, 79, 94,102,170
Stephens, Joy 20, 79, 94, 157
Stephens, Nancy 128
Stice , Deborah 128
Stice, Mark 157
Stilwell, laurel 170
Stimbert, Daniel 36, 170
Stimert, Colleen 170
Stocks, Dawn 170
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Stoehr, Mrs. Opal 189
Stoll, Mrs. Shirley 195
Stoppel, Richard 97, 170
Stoppel, Robert 84, 170
Story, James 68, 157
Story, Mr. William 68, 97, 106,186
Stransky, Tami 170
Strickler, Caron 170
Strode, Brian 170
Struchen, Denise 170
Stuart, Kevin 86, 128, 211
Stuart, Tracie 128
Student Advisory Board 48
Student Council 12-13
Student Services 194-196
Stuver, Donna 33, 49
Sughroue,Conor84, 157
Sughroue, Susan 21, 42, 170
Sullivan, Janet 157
Surber, Kelly 20
Sutfin, Mr. Arthur 193
Sutton, Katheryn 21, 170
Sutton, Mrs. Lorraine 46, 181
Svoboda, Janette 39, 170
Svoboda, Laurie 15, 20, 22, 48,49, 58,139,157
Swanson, Michael 170
Swanson, Teri 157
Swanson, Tom 84
Swing, Bryan 36
Swinscoe, Mark 170
Swinscoe, Phillip 36
TTurner, Rodney 171
uUc!ofia, Uduak 61, 64, 67, 96, 97
Urnoren, lboroh 61, 64, 97, 157
Underclassmen 145-172
Underhill, Susan 21, 25, 129
Underhill, Teresa 171
Underwood, Bruce 33, 49, 157
Underwood, Patricia 171
United States Navy 214
Upper Three Percent 132
Upton, Lonnie 171
Usherettes 46
Utley, Kathy 157
VWatermeier, Lyle 158
Wathen, Gregory 172
Watson, Cory 36
Watson, Keith 129
Weaver, Harry 15, 84, 153, 158,200
Weaver, Linda 49, 139, 172
Weaver Potato Chip Company 217
Webb, Richard 71, 97, 172
Webb, Theresa 129
Weddle, James 84
Weddle, Jayne 158
Weers, Dick 97, 158
Weidlich, Tamara 31, 33, 133
Weiler, Edna 172
Weisser, Edward 49 , 69, 172
Weixelman, Denise 20, 77, 105,172
Weixelman , Mr. Dennis 192
Weixelman, Jeffrey 30, 64, 89,98, 129,133
Welchoff , Lori 20, 172
Vaggalis, Dennis 32, 157 Wells, Henry 160
Vader, Susan 171
Wells, James 172
Vajgrt, Ronald 100, 157 Wells, Tracy 172
Vakiner, John 171 Wendling, Diane 172
Valentino's Pizza 217 Wendling, Jan 129
Van Arsdall, Carolyn 21, 157 Wernsing, Donna 172
VanDyke, Mrs Grace 196 Wessle , Craig 158
Vance, Richard 171 West, Donette 158
Vanderslice, John 89 West Gate Bank 218
VanDusen, Debra 6 1, 76, 77, Westenburg, Steven 100, 90 , 91, 157 158
Vanek, Sheila 61, 77, 157 Westwood, Richard 158
Van Mever~n, Stephanie 157 Wheelock, Nancy 79, 158 Tam, Quach 157 Varga, Daniel 129 Whipp , Dawn 21, 94, 172 Tapp, Mr. Lonnie 69 Varga, Denise 2'1, 36, 51, 157 Whisenhunt Darryl 172
Tarter, Colleen 171 Varland, Mr. Charles 1%
Whisler, Patrick 61, 64, 172 Taurins, Agris 69, 171 Varnadoe. Wanda 36, 157
Whitcomb Rose 158 Taylor, Lee 171 Varsity Cheerleaders 24, 25 White Di~n~ 32 36 129 Temple, Darrel 36, 68, 97, Venhaus, Kevin 158
White'. rerry 129 ' 171 Vetter, Jana 32, 129 Whitney, Mrs Barbara 183 Terry, Catherine 20, 171 Vetter, Julie 21, 158 Whitnev Lauran 172 Terry, Mr Richard 191 Vlasnik, Larry 171 Whitnev'. Linda 158 Tesch, Carl 61, ()4, 128 Vlcek, Rodney 84, 100, 17 i' Whyrick, Elizabeth 90, 172 Thaller , Samuel 128 Vliet, Mary 20, 171 Wiedeman Steven ·172 1"hespians43 Vobril, Darryl 101 Wiens, Kathy 156 Thomas, Janice 39, 42, 45, Vogeltanz, Catherine 171 Wikoff Lee 172 1 57 Volleyball 75-77
Willco~on, Kathy 21, 172 Thomassen, Richard 88, 89, Vollmer , Mark 171 William Enterprises 218 98, 99 1 128 VonBusch, Patricia 171 Williams, George 172 Thompson, Mrs. Janet 182 VonBusch, Robert 158 Williams Laura 42 93 94 Thompson, Pamela 128 Vonderschmidt , Steven 129 172 ' • ' ' ' Thompson, Mrs. Thelma 196 Vorderstra, Randy 158 Williams Loretta 23 24
Thomsen, Angela 171 Yontz, Daniel 14, 16, 17 , 53 61 '73 79 158, , Thornton, Richard 128 52 , 61, 64, 98, 99, 129, Willi~m; , M 1 rs Marianne 183 Tivis, David 6-1, 64, 97 132, 202 Williams, Pauline 20, 50, 158 Tivis, Gloria 20 , 171 Vorderstrasse , Randall ·172 Williams, Robin 25 , 94, 129, Todd, laurel 47, 56, 125, 128 , w 211 132, 136, 201, 202 Williams, Willie 158 Torres, Juan 96, 97 Wilson , Betty 158 Torres, Mia 171 Wachter , Julie 171 Wilson, Karen 61, 77, 90, Townsend Studio 215 Wachter Vicki 15 21 36 92 102, 172 Traudt, Cheryl 128 93 158 ' ' ' ' Wilson, Kathy 58, 61, 75, 77, Tradut, Robert 171 Wacker Sandra 21 158 102, 158 Trejo, Jerry 171 Wagner~s IC.A 217 ' W~ruth , Theresa 36, 158 Treijs, Mrs Suzanne 196 Wakefield, Mary 36, 42 , 158 W~se Ronald 100, 172 Triplett, Colleen 157 Walbridge, Leanna 2 5 , 129 W~se hart, Russ ell 129 Tritt, Cindy 171 Waline, Mrs Janet 196
Trouba, Jerry 17'1 Walker, Clarence 68, 97 1 158
W~ss,~k,_ Bo~nie 36, _;58
W1tzk1, Daniel 86, 112 Trout, Holly 157 Walker , David 12 , 13, ·171
Woods, Nathan 81 Truax, Vicki 171 Walker, Peggy 1 29
Wolff , Susan 42, 172
Workman, Julie 21, 42, 49, 130
Workman, Lisa 21 , 94, 170, 172
Workman, Nancy 36, 158
Worster, David 64, 130
Worster, John 130
Worster, Michael 158
Worthington, Mrs. Kathleen 181
Wortman, Linda 20 , 49, 50, 130 , 133,203
Woundedshield , Darlene 158 Wrestling 86-87
Wurm, Rebecca 158
Wurm , Daniel 14, 31, 33 , 48, 130
Wymore, Deborah 20, 33, 130
yYbarra, Daniel 172
Yeager, Ann 130
Yetter, Mat 97
Yoakum, John 21, 158
Yoakum, Mark 172
Yoakum, Mary 172
Yordy, Pam 20, 172
Yost , She!iey 172
Young, David 172
zZalcrnanis, Nancy 21, 172
Ziettlow, Darryl 130
Zimmer, Jeff 158
Zimmerman, Barney 69, 89
Zuspan, Mr Bill 68, 98, 99, 187
Zweerink, Debra 172
Tucker, Alice 171 Wallace Teresa 158
Woltemath, Jay 130, 214 Tucker, Audry 171 Walter, Adriana 171
Tucker , L.eondas 36, 171 w alter Howard 171
Woltemath, Kevin 172
Wood, Carol 130
Tucker, Scott 128 Warnk~ Deborah 20 171 Wood, David 130, 208
Tucker , Vicky 20, 22, 58, 157 Warnke' Donald 6B 100
Wood, Susan ·172
Tuder, Don 157- 158 ' ' ' Woodmancy, Phillip 172
Turek, Amy 33, 37, 128, 132 Warta Robert 61 64 86
Woods, Dee 172
Turek, Carol 21, 171 100' 171 ' ' ' Woods, Nathan 97
Turner, David 32, 37, 100, Wass~ng, Douglas 61 , 73, Wooge, Janice 158 157 98,129,205
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