Lincoln High School 1989 Yearbook

INLOVINGMEMORYOF CHARLESEDWARDJONES

Dr. Charles Jones, a man of few words but a big heart. He was a man who brought the active lives of the LHS students together and united their hearts in a bond of love . During the time he was Vice-P~incipal at Lincoln High School, from 1978 to 1989, he gave those students who felt alone someone to call a friend and the students who needed real support, a firm foundation. He was there when a problem

arose ready to use a strong hand of authority and he was there during the fun times ready to share his smile. During his 55 years, he gave all that he could give and never ceased giving until his death on March 9, 1989. This is when we need to give a part of ourselves back to him. We dedicate to him our precious memories, our yearbook.

VIBRATING WITHIN but peacefully with out sets Lincoln High School during a day at school

BOUNCING WILDLY are the varsity cheerleaders at the homecoming football game

CHEERING ENTHUSIASTICALLY are Lonnie Gates and Matt Whisenhunt at a football game

SPEAKING OUT with the correct answer is Rebecca Miller

LinksInAction!!

Buzz, 6:00 and your alarm is going off. You slowly crawl out of bed and carry yourself to the shower. As you let the water wash off last nights sleep, you start thinking of what the day is going to be like. You grab a quick donut and head out the door. Let's see. First period - French test, second period - Physics lab, third period - Economics test. Test!?! Oh no, you have completely forgotten about it. Hurry quick got to school and try to get a couple minutes study time in. Finally your day is over and you think of all the things you have to do after school. Homework, French Club, work. Seems like it never ends.

Life for many Lincoln High students was just like this. Always busy and it just never seems to end.

"School is the place to be." A lot of LHS students took that phrase to heart and became active in school activities. From amnesty club to pomalinks, from band to VICA, Lincoln High's 1,922 students found things to do. Students sometimes didn't have time after school for these clubs so for the second year club day was done so that students could participate both in the world outside of school

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BUSY AS A BEE is Holly Tietjens studying in her bedroom

and also in clubs.

The world outside of school was filled up too. Most students worked at various jobs. Some of these jobs were: a contatct lens technician, a clerk in a clothing store, pizza maker, plus many more.

Work wa -sn't the only thing going on in the community. There was a presidental race between Bush/Quale vs. Dukakis/Benson, senate races, and so many more. · There was also th~ olympics in Soeul, Korea in which the United States did very welL The only dis. advantage this year was that not a lot of importance was placed on

the American's rating.

Lincoln High's students just weren't involved in world and school events, they also had social lives. For fun people did a variety of things such as cruising O' street, going to sporting events, going to parties, and sometimes even staying home for a quiet night of wa~ching television.

All of this action could make a person dizzy, but aside from all the warnings about stress, this was a way of life that the students at Lincoln High choose. This was the LINKS LINKS IN ACTION.

LOOKING DOWN are the peer helpers at their retreat at Doane college.

CLOWNING AROUND is the LHS faculty showing the sophomores that "LHS is the place to be"

WAKING UP are the male members of the LHS peer helping group

SMILING SOPHOMORES act cute during sophomore orientation in order to meet some guys

POSING POMALINKS and varsity cheerleaders show their stuff during a pep rally

Homecoming:PastandPresent

This year homecoming had a new twist, a live band, Project S The Student Council chose a live band thinking it would interest more people •

"D.J.'s only attract a certain group of people. We thought with a band we could interest more people to come " said Erica Buetler

We have had a larger turn out in the past three years with a D.J.

Another new twist was winning the football game! This is the first year our seniors have won the homecoming game The game kicked off at 7:30 pm with many Lincoln High School students, faculty, and other supporters there to cheer our team to the 21 -0 victory over Scottsbluff

"It was nice to play a team our size

PRESENT: Kerri Anderson, the 88 queen poses for a picture after the dance that she missed

PAST: 87 -88 Homecoming King and Queen, Gary Nunnally and Shelly Dills

PAST: The alleged 87 Homecoming King and Queen Greg Hudson and Maren Banwell

PAST: The 86 Homecom ing court awaits the final decision

that we could beat up on, " said Harold Simpson

Last year the problem w i th crowning the wrong couple brought a bit of excitement to the evening This year our queen was just a little late . But then, how fun would homecoming be if all ran smooth .

Chosen as this year's king and queen were Scott Jurgens and Kerri Anderson The Homecoming court was Kelli Thomas, Wendy Johnson, Jennie Allen, Kevin Johns, Ralph Allen, and Dean Cummings

Whether they went to the game, the dance or both, everyone seemed to have a good time . I wonder if thats how it was two years ago?

PRESENT: Project S was tfle live band that entertained students at the 88 Homecoming dance

PRESENT: The 88 Homecoming court waits paitently for Queen Kerri Anderson

PAST: At the 87 Homecoming dance a group of friends takes time out for a picture

PRESENT: At the 88 Homecoming dance the lead singer of Project S rocked the gym

PAST: The 1986 King Arnie Longoria and Queen Anne Hense, do the traditional dance

RESTING SPACE. Dirk Edwards has a casual atmospere in his room.

DOGGONE CUTE. Amy George knows somebody's good looking besides her dog poster

ROOM FOR REFRESHMENT. Eric Tepley has his own pop machine for treats.

WAKEUP BABY Jennifer Church takes good care of her dollys ' bedroom.

APlaceToGetAway

Do you consider your bedroom as a way to express yourself? A lot of us chose the decor of our bedrooms to fit our personalities. If you are a wild and exciting person, then it shows in your bedroom You might have posters of James Dean and cans and bottles on shelves that remind you of parties in the past.

On the other hand, if you are into music, it shows in your style. You might have everything arranged in a bizarre style or you might just throw everything in the corner of your room.

We all keep our most precious things in our rooms . Everything that we are most proud of is usually displayed where everyone can see Sophom ore, David Bauer keeps his trophies from all of his Tae Kwando tournaments on his dresser David has several trophies. He

likes his trophies because, "They are all first place."

Jason Koelzer, junior, likes his room because it's in the basement. He says, "It has a nice big window so I can see outside " Jason cleans his room every Saturday

Stephanie Rothwell, sophomore, decorated her room herself when she was 14 years old. "It's more fun to live in a mess", she says

Junior, Krista Pritchett, doesn't have a theme. "Everything just fell together," she says She sometimes sleeps in her sister's old room because she can ' t find her bed.

Everyone has their own style and their own creativity We all have our ways of expressing individualism, and this is usually done by the way we decorate our bedrooms.

BEING STA TVS QUO. John Rawlinson hides no skeletons in his closet.

PICTURE PERFECT Stephanie Johnson displays pictures of her favorite famous people

Datin'Place

So, how's your date life? Many Lincoln High students revealed the inside story of date life at Lincoln High school. It ranged from rendezvous in the park to extravagant nights on the town. Movies, restaurants, and miniature golf were all apart of Lincoln High's date life

Who pays? Well, according to senior Kevin Trumbley, "The guy should al-ways pay "

However, senior Lisa Cooper, believed "Dutch is easier on both ."

No matter who paid the frequency of dating was extremely varied. Senior Brad Gerdts said "I see Rachell everyday "

On the other hand, sophomore Dave Davis said he dates, "about three times a month "

Students were not only varied concerning how frequently they dated, but were also varied on how man-y different people they dated

Senior Denise Scholl said about her

bo'yfriend, " He ' s more than a boyfriend, he ' s my best friend too ."

Others, however, disagreed and believed variety in dating was the best plan

DA TING AT SCHOOL. Cindy -Turek and Jay Merkel go out to lunch together everyday

WAITING FOR SERVICE John Rawlinson and Joani Schmeider are at Grisanti's restaurant.

WATCHING TELEVISION! Amy Walker is on the phone, while Aaron Buell is watching the game

ENJOYING THE WEATHER! Joe Bopho is admiring Mai Nguyen 's hair as it blows in the wind

HEADING HOME! John Rawlinson and Joani Schmeider going home after a night on the town.

EA TING OUT! Joani Schmeider and John Rawlinson pose in front of the Italian decore.

WAITING FOR PIZZA! Aaron Buell and Amy Walker enjoy quiet nights alone

DOUBLE DA TING! Tommy Arsiaga, Heidi Corzine, Joe Bopho, and Mai Nguyen are friends

SHARING THE MOMENT Heidi Corzine and Tommy Arsiaga take time out to look at the scenery

TheHazy,Not-so LazyDaysofSummer

The summer So short. A time to savor, a break from the rigors of homework and school. A time to relax and sleep until noon if you felt like it. Or was it?

Some students worked and enjoyed it.

Senior Jason Reed mowed lawns for extra money this summer He said that he really enjoyed making things look neater.

"It's not a tough job, " he said, " it does have its rewards."

Junior Amy Bartek put in many hours this summer as a buffet runner at the downtown Valentino ' s restaurant.

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Students kept busy over the summer with a wide variety of activities . Junior Eddy Howard attended the Monster's of Rock Concert on July 10th in Kansas City, Kansas He said that the concert was one of the highlights of his summer and was well worth the $75 that he paid to go.

''I'd go as many times as I could afford," he said •

Juniors Rachel Logan and Becca Shores spent two weeks in Estes Park, Colorado. Climbing mountains and "roughing it" was a relaxing way for Logan and Shores to escape from day-to -day life

"Th~ sceoery was different, you knew you weren't in Nebraska anymore and it was a relief," Logan sctid.

"I got a chance to meet new people and I always had something to do," shesaid

Food fights and an employee Fourth of July party were some of the more memorable moments that Bartek had at her job this summer

So while students did many different things over the summer it can be said that most enjoyed themselves

ENJOYING NATURE Juniors Becca Shores and Rachel Logan pose beside their tent. Colorado was considered a relaxing place to spend the summer

ENERGIZING HER MIND Senior Stacey Wolfe relaxes and enjoys a good book Stacey read a lot of books during her summer vacation

TRIMMING GRASS. Sen i or Jason Reed tries to get his lawn mower started Jason earned extra spending money this summer by mowing.lawns

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DOZING DUTIFULLY Junior

REMEMBERING MEXICO. Senior Kelly Klawonn traveled this summer with the girls ' All-State basketball

WORKING

WAY Sophomore Joe Melvin greets customers with a smile Joe was one of the many students who worked during the summer

HEAVY METAL. Junior Eddy Howard poses in front of a jukebox Eddy attended the Monster 's of Rock concert this summer

Monty Stoakes dreams of the coolness of a Nebraska winter Monty slept whenever he had a chance to this summer

team to Mexico City

UniquePets-UniquePeople!

Having a pet is more than just work it's fun Especially when your pets are different and unique.

Sophomore Stacy Weisbrook has a quarter horse called King King is brown with a white stripe down his nose. He is eleven years old and he likes to take your hat from you Stacy said, "He's so lovable, you have to like him "

Junior Cori Engle has a brown and black dog named Stubby Stubby saved Cori's life when her house was on fire. Cori said, "He didn't save me, he scratched on t he door because fur burns."

English teacher Cathy Knight has a Cornish Rex cat named Jessica. Jessica has curly gray hair and long egyptian

STRECH/NG Jessica to her limit advisor Cathy Knight shows her pride and joy

HUDDLING, Kim Tolliver, Kenny Karmen, and Jenny A/ridge use a plan with the "Super C' dog

MOVE OVER Morris, make room for Stacy Seefield 's cats Blue and Jenny

SHOWING LOVE, junior beann lsaccson cuddles· her dog Mr. Tufu

HORSING AROUND Stacy Weisbrook and her horse King have a special kind of friendship

style ears Jessica is six months old . Ms Knight first wanted a cat when she went to a cat show . Ms Knight said, " When I saw the Cornish Rex ' s I just had to have one."

Blake Alexander, a sophomore, has a Norwich Terrier named Scooter Rather than running, his dog hops on three legs Blake said, "We just wanted a pet and a dog was the best thing we could think of "

Sophomore Dawn Little has a calico cat. Dawn said, "My sister's cat had kittens and we decided to take one . " Dawn ' s cat is black, orange, yellow, and tan . Her cat is four and a half years old and has six toes.

SAY CHEESE! Junior April Ralston and her mouse Chloe enjoy the outdoors.

SMILING CLEVERLY Sandra Rafferty watches as her Doberman Pinchers prepare to attack

JUMPING JOYFULLY, Blake Alexanders dog Scooter looks for a little love.

PUCKER UP Franky the Ferratt blows a little love Stacy Dashers way

GETTING OUT Michelle Roderick, junior, and friends return from lunch at Burger King

TAK/NG OFF Lance Collier, senior, gets ready to leave for lunch ,

CRU/SIN ' THE LOT Nikki Nemec, senior, drives by in her Cutlass Supreme

BEING SWIFT Pat Wiechert, senior, tries to beat the bell before class begins

READY TO ROLL. Curt Bossaler, senior, and friends prepare to go home

Cruisin'Links

16!! You're all set and ready to go! You've just passed Driver's Ed and you ' ve got your license! But there's only one problem you don't have a car. That seemed to be the trouble with the majority of sophomores : no way to get anywhere.

This was not the problem with the juniors and seniors, though. The junior and senior lots were always packed.

Jannette Gray, senior, said, "I think the senior parking lot is a great idea Seniors should have these kinds of privileges." Stephanie Godeker, junior, said "I think it should be first come, first serve, just like last year."

Lincoln High students were opinionated about cars. Craig Dutcher, sopho-

more said, "Cars are a neat way to get where you are going and if you have nothing to do you can just go out and drive!"

Kevin McGrath, junior, also had something to say about cars, "You don't need a car in Lincoln. It is a waste of our resources, pollutes our air, and is unhealthy. In most cases, you can travel just as fast on a bicycle; and unless you are carrying something heavy, it's a lot more fun."

Annie Snowden, junior, warned "Cars are dangerous and should be driven with caution."

Kerre Ward, junior, simply stated " Cars are functional ... "

COOLING OFF Darrel Phillips, senior, takes a cool drink while hanging out i~ the parking lot.

HANGIN ' OUT Jeremy Montgomery and friend, seniors, pose in the front lot after lunch.

SHOWING OFF Scott Jurgens, senior, and Jim Gibson, junior, show their stuff

DO YOU KNOW THESE PEOPLE?

French Fry

'Nita

Rude Dawg

Morticia

Bambi

Petula

Punkin'

Furry Eddie

Kumquat

Luggo Lips

Cutey-Face

Slave Whench

Slave Whonch

The Moose

Ydna McDyoll

Camel

Pookie Bear

Skippy

Sparky

Junior

- Fuzzy

Marney

Lantz

Fake-Blonde

Cadah •

Miki

Wedge

YUM-YUM! Peggy Johnson, senior, enjoys a delicious piece of pizza at DaVinci's.

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ThePizzaRevolution

Hamburger, Pepperoni, Anchovie, Barbecue, Taco, Cheeseburger, Hawaiian, Cherry It doesn t even sound like pizza anymore!

Pizza seemed to be the "big" thing this year. Delivery services sprouted up all over Lincoln and hundreds of strange toppings and combinations appeared, certainly the weirdest combination that

came up was Sauerkraut and Onion "An old family recipe, that's not as bad as stewed carrot and string bean pizza," said junior, Tina Koeppe. Although there were so many new things, Pepperoni still reigns, said most Lincoln High Students. Long live the big cheese!

CallMe

Camel, Pookie Bear, Skippy, Sparky, and Junior are all examples of nicknames belonging to students at Lincoln High. Jim Bleed, junior, A.K.A. "Peewee" said, "Nicknames are good, just as long as they're warm fuzzies, not cold prickleys."

Brenda Coto, senior, A.K.A. "Cotohead" went in-depth on the origin of her nickname, "Mr. Kreizinger just dubbed me 'Cotohead' one day and it

stuck ."

Karey Olson, junior, said "I've got so many, everyone calls me something different." • Among her repertoire of nicknames are, "The Nu, Noodle Strudle, Sit Coffee Old, Care Bear, Kowie, The Dragonlady, The Neutron, Lil' Squrt, Yerak Un Noslo, and Quarter Pounder."

SHOWING " HOME " Karey Olson, junior, points to the place of her birth, Viet-Nam.

Wherewereyouborn?

Most students at Lincoln High were born in Lincoln, Nebraska, but there are a few who were born in foreign lands, such as England, Nigeria, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Austria, Spain, France, India, El Salvador, Czechoslovokia, and Iran.

Take Camilla Eckersley and Todd Taylor for instance. They were both born in England, and Innocent Ukpaka

was born in Nigeria. Neelam Patel was born in India while Viteslav Krnak was born in Czechoslovakia.

Cultural diversity has always been one of the great things about Lincoln High and diversity is just one of the things it takes to be a Link.

StudyIn-Action

You had tons of homework to do and only one night to do it! Where was the first place you went? Well, if you were Liz Wilson, you'd just hop in the closet and hit the books.

Or what about Kim Macintosh?! She said that she often found herself studying in the driveway!

STUDYING DILIGENTLY Camilla Argue and Nicole

Val Tobler said that she even studied in a tree until it was cut down.

Pat Adams said, "I don't study, unless my mom starts screaming about my grades, then I sit down with my books, right in front of the stereo." Sounds likehard work, eh?

WRITING SWIFT Elizabeth Wilson, sophomore, Brown, juniors, are found reading in the library does her homework in the courtyard during lunch. _...

Hair'stheWaytoGo!

Hair although everyone has it, it's not always the same It doesn ' t matter where you go, everyone has a different style to fit their character

Take Jos i ah Moore , senior , for instance . His mom owns a beauty salon , so for Josiah cost is no problem Josiah said, "I like my hair th e way it is because no one else styles their hair in the unique

way I do ."

Angie Hudson, a junior, said , " I saw the style in a magazine and really liked it. " Angie ' s mom is also a beautician Angie's hairstyle would cost about for t y dollars at a professional salon

Hairstyles come and go but it seems to be that hair makes the person who they want to be

JustJammin'toTunes!

Don't you hate it when you get a song in your head and just can't get it out? Or when you just can't get a rhythm?

Senior Mark Lee doesn ' t seem to have any problems getting a rhythm

Playing the saxophone in varsity jazz band and marching band helps Mark to "get the beat. " Mark mainly listens to

speed metal such as Slayer

Mark said, " If your going to listen to music, listen to it all."

Junior Alicia Geunther listens to soft rock . Her favorite group is Def Leppard

Whether you listen to hard rock or classical, someone shares your taste in music

JAMMIN ' to tunes, Junior Alicia Guenther listens to her

mus

SHOWING STYLE, Joel Johnson and Shane Wichtendahl, both in cross country, make great running companions

LET'S EAT These students remain loyal to the cafeteria and enjoy lunch at Lincoln High.

BEST FRIENDS, Sunny Blackman and Rebecca Powell are both in Pep Club and are best friends ...

AdOpt-a-Friend

Having friends is an essential part for most students at Lincoln High. One example of this friendship is Rebecca Powell and Sunny Blackman. Rebecca, born in Vietnam, and Sunny, born in Korea, have been friends since third grade. What's different about their friendship is that their parents met in the doctor's office when they were being adopted.

Rebecca said, "I think we are such good friends because our personalities combine so well." Sunny added, "I think we ' re such good friends because we do fun things together."

Rebecca and Sunny are only one set of best friends who made Lincoln High a "better place to be"

Let'sDoLunch!

"Super C"?, "Cafeteria"?, "Brown Bag"?, "Sam's"?, "Macs"?, etc. So what did you do for lunch?

Students at Lincoln High had many different choices for lunch. Having open campus is a priviledge students used to their advantage.

It seems to be that "Super C" and the "Cafateria" are the most popular

lunch spots for Lincoln High students. There were, however, those students that had cars and went out to lunch at the various fast food restaurants near Lincoln High.

Going out to lunch is a privelege students look forward to and enjoy the most out of their whole day at Lincoln High

How'BoutaMovie?

It could've been the popcorn. Maybe it was even the Sugar Babies and Hot Tamales. And who can forget the thrill of sitting in the dark with strangers. Catching a flick was a popular way for busy students to spend their leisure time.

Senior Troy Nothenagel worked at the Douglas 3 movie theater as a doorman and concession stand @erator. He

said that many students frequent the Douglas on weekends to see "everything, a lot of comedies."

Some of the hot movies for the year were:

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" , "A Fish Called Wanda" "Big" "Nightmare on Elmstreet, part 4" "Coming to America" "Cocktail" "License to Drive" "Young Guns"

READING INTENTLY Kathy Bergstrom enjoys a great work of literature. Kathy also is a dancer.

ItWasOnceSaid

"Lincoln High, the good place to be." -People who know a great thing.

"These are the best years of your life." -Anybody over the age of 25.

"Bitin' Sow!" -Mr. Joe Kreizinger

"Let's just be friends, okay?" -Famous last words.

"Use your discretion." -Ms. Carolynn Goodwin.

"Are you a Draggin' Lady?" -poster ih the hall.

"School is the place to be." -Phillip Schoo. •

"This year has been draining to my inner resources," Senior Troy Ferell

"Ah yes, yet another song to torture myself with." -Senior Kathy Bergstrom •

"Your flower is dark and ungainly." -Senior Jane McManus in "Ffiefer's People."

MOVING PICTURES The Douglass 3 marquee beckons to all passers ' by The theater was a popular place for students to spend time and money.•

Senior Jane McManus urges us to " Deal with it" if our flowers are " dark and ungainly " Jane was active in plays, including "Ffiefer's People" •

WatchingTimeTickAway

Time flies by when you're having fun - or so the saying goes. And how does the typical student keep track of time? With a watch Just as there is a wide variety of students at Lincoln High, there are many different kinds of watches.

Swatch, Guess, Axcess, and CocaCola were just a few of the brands seen

on trendier wrists.

Junior Heather Weber was the owner of a " Swatch" watch

"It was quite unique, actually," she said about her watch.

Other wrists donned cartoon characters; brands of snack food, and even Mickey Mouse. Time was of the utmost importance for students this year.

ThatFirstFatefulDay

For seniors graduating this year, the first day of high school was often forgotten about. But some remembered.

Senior Peter Lavin said that he remembered his first day of school as being "a great excercise in mass confusion, it took me a month to memorize my schedule "

Senior Jason Ayres said that his first

day of school was more frightening than confusing.

"It was just scarey," he said Ayres said that he had heard many horror stories about LHS and expected it to be a violent place. After the first day everything went smoothly and he was relieved that the first day of high school only happens once.

" WATCH IT! " Junior Lynn Stefanick models an armful of time pieces . " Time was of the essence " for students this year. T

GotitCovered

Faster than a speeding bullet was the best way to describe the pace that was kept by the publication's staffs this past year. Cameras were clicking, pages were flying, and people were constantly in and out of the lab.

The Advocate staff kept more than busy in their endeavors to meet deadlines. Jane McManus expressed her feelings about meeting deadlines : "I feel like that class demands a lot more of me than • my other classes."

Brainstorming ideas for stories also kept the staff motivated There were many heated discussions on which topics were to be covered by the Advocate. News editor Jack DeQ1psey described the issues he would be covering as "new classes and stuff at Lincoln High."

After all of the information had

SMILING WIDE. Denise Scholl takes a moment to pose in front of the Marilyn Monroe picture

CUTTING ARTICLES Darrell Baum is saving articles from the iatest Advocate issue

WORKING CONTENTLY Senior reporter Bryan Scherbarth is sorting out data for his story

LISTENING CAREFULLY Todd Sandburg and T J Hubbard are interested in the discussion

been gathered and all of the photos were taken everything was then typed · onto computer diskettes The staff used the MacIntosh SE and laser printer to prepare the layouts for print.

The sister publication staff, Links, raced around to get passes sent out for interviews, get people lined up for pictures, and the pages ready for layout.

Editor Peggy Johnson was thoroughly impressed with the staff " Yearbook staff is really on the ball and they work very well together "

The yearbook is published annually , but had to meet partial deadlines each month Jennifer Bartunek, a layout person, thought being on the staff was a big responsibility. " Realization hit I'm making the yearbook for 2,000 people! "

ADVOCATE: Darrell Baum, Jason Bretz, Crystal Carlson, Michelle Davis, Jack Dempsey, Amy Folmer, Stephanie Godeker, T J Hubbard, Kelly Thomas, Tina Koeppe, Jennifer Mapes, Jane McManus, Jeanne McShane, Cori Ortega, Christie Pitts, Kristi Rethmeier, Todd Sandburg, Bryan Scherbarth, Denise Scholl

TURNING HEADS. Denise Scholl and Crystal Carlson turn to see what is happening ,

TALKING ANXIOUSLY: Kati Tobler is expressing her i deas about current topics

TAK/NG a BREAK. Computer specialist Jason Bretz takes a moment out of his busy schedule

ENTERING the ROOM Cory Ortega stops for a quick picture before getting to work

Coincidentally, writer Mike Wiles describes being on the yearbook staff as, "a big production by the school. It's something I'll be involved in."

The yearbook staff also valued computers for their publication. They used the Apple II for storing their information to send to the printer.

The yearbook staff strived to keep up with their theme: Links in Action.

Action also continued after school. A big boost for creative writers at Lincoln High was the publication of "Image.'.' "Image" was very unique to publications because anyope could have submitted their work to be chosen for the magazine.

The board met after school at various times throughout the year. There were eleven editors and three layout persons.

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The committee decided which works to publish by meeting together and voting. The author's name was not on the work. Each member had one vote, including the sponsor Ms. Julie Doerr.

All three publications were handed out at different times. The Advocate was distributed at various times. The yearbook and "Image" were handed out in May.

WRITING FRANTICALLY. Kendra Kalcik is writing down which pictures need to be taken.

ORA WING LAYOUT. Jennifer Bartunek is drawing the layout pages for the yearbook.

LINKS: Shannon Aguirre, Jennifer Bartunek, Rebecca Churly, Corilla Engle, Lisa Friesen, Stephanie Godeker, Peggy Johnson, Cynnamon Jones, Kendra Kalcik, Tina Koeppe, Rebecca Kuzelka, Brent McKibbin, Rhonda Schaer, John Shaw, Andrea Slocum, Michelle Stover, Sheri Sundermann, Michael Wiles.

COMPARING STYLES Rhonda

is looking through past yearbooks to get ideas.

PLANNING AHEAD Michelle

is outlining ideas for her next yearbook story

Schaer

MAKING FACES Corilla Engle doesn ' t think being on the Links staff has to be all serious

CHECKING FILM John Shaw, Mike Wiles, and Brent McKibben are examining negatives

Stover

Stu-Co:MuchMoreThanDances

What's going on when there are twenty Lincoln High students lying on the gym floor with blood coming out of their arms? It was the Student Council blood drive This was only one of the events that the council planned.

Mr. Randy Ernst was the sponsor of the Student Council. The members did a lot to live up to his statement that the 1988-89 group was " one of the best ever! " " It's really rewarding, " Ernst explained further, "to work with individuals that want to make a difference "

The council was active in the Teen Belt Squad, an organization to promote the use of seat belts among high school students . The members attended seminars, handed out promotional cups, pencils, and bags at the Homecoming Dance.

A clean campus was also a main concern of this years Stu-Co The members hung posters-dealing with not littering. They organized the different Lincoln

;uPERVISING WORK. Mark Janike makes sure the :,osters are done correctly Mark was a junior

HANGING POSTERS Eva Sacristan and Gerald Bayless let people know what the council is doing.

GOOFING OFF Kelley Axe takes a break from his • projects This was his 3rd year on Stu-Co

LISTENING INTENTLY Student Council members get instructions for their next project.

High clubs on a schedule to pick up trash outside the building and participated in this activity

Every year Lincoln High has a talent show in the spring called Joy Night. Student Council coordinated this event with the students and got them involved Lincoln High Student Council sponsored a number of Quiz Bowls over the year The first one was just for Lincoln High students and later ones were opened to other school's participation

The Lincoln Council on Alcohol and Drugs invited student council members to participate in their activities.

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KEEPING CONTROL. Mr Randy Ernst makes sure everyone is busy It was his 2nd year as Stu - Co sponsor

WORKING DILIGENTLY Kelly Thomas and friend finish a council poster fo r Halloween

TAK/NG A BREAK. Rod Beery doesn't find the topic of conversation very exciting

the Student Council

CHEER UP! Stu-Co members collect hats to bring to the hospital for fellow member Betsy Wagner

LOGGING IT Alexa Green and Jay Davis brainstorm for ideas for

The members helped with a non-alcoholic post graduation party in June.

Stu-Co also held a successful Homecoming dance, published a student directory, and put a food drive together. Being able to make things happen was one reason junior Mark Janike gave for running for Student Council. "If I wanted an assembly to happen, we could probably do it!" explained Janike. Stephanie Rothwell, sophomore, had never been on a council before. She said, "I thought it sounded like a lot of fun."

Being the leader of this group was not an easy job as president Sherry Umstead found out. "I get to b-e the bad guy at the meetings and try to keep every-

MOVING ON

TIME OUT.

and Amy

MAKING DECISIONS. Sometimes discussons are a big part of being on Council Jason Ahlberg adds his ideas.

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one in order," she explained. Senior Council member Kelly Thomas sai~, "Student Council does a lot of little things that aren't recognized We don't just do dances."

GETTING INVOLVED. Eva Sacristan voices her ideas Eva was an exchange student fromn Spain

Lisa Abernathy is a junior on Student Council

Stephanie Rothwell

Carouso take time out to chat

1st row from left: Stephanie Rothwell, Lisa Abernathy, Lateef Johnson, Erica Beutler, Kelley Axe '2nd row : Geratd Bayless Alexa Green, Dana Duffy Kelly Thomas Rod Beery Eva Sacristan, Mr Randy Ernst 3rd row : Sherry Umstead Jason Ahlberg, Pat Wi echert, Jay Davis Steve Zoucha Mark Janike Not pictured: Amy Carouso, Betsy Wagner

CLEAN UP Steve Zoucha helps to keep the campus clean by picking up cans

WHICH ONE? President Sherry Umstead asks for topic suggestions from Council members

NO SWEA Tl Mark Janike, Gerald Bayless and others discuss a sweatshirt design

WHAT NOW? Steve Zoucha makes a face at the camera while Sherry Umstead and Rod Beery have a discussion.

Experience theThrill, Joina Club!

Action takes on a new meaning when students become as one in clubs Students see a chance to experience new opportunities and a way to tell others what they think through the club that's right for them.

This year, more than 881 students expressed themselves in club memberships. The Boy's "L" Club has attracted students since Lincoln High's first year, but clubs like Animal Rights, Amnesty International, and the Rainbow Club have just started.

What is Amnesty International? "It's a club that is trying to reach out to free political prisoners," said senior, and president, Jane McManus. McManus said the club was needed and that's why she helped to start it.

Another club started two years ago was the Animal Rights Cl.ub. Junior Sara Shields is the president of this club. "Over 80 million animals are hurt and the information accumulated from these studies is totally useless." Shields said that she wanted to help protect animals from this kind of abuse and is trying to, along with the club, educate people.

A new club to Lincoln High was the Rainbow Club It was started to improve cross-cultural relations between students. Hai Chau, • the newly-elected president, said, "I wanted to be president so I could help our school community be united." Mr. Thomas Christie added, "It's not a political party, it's a political pact."

Of aH the clubs there are to chose from, students always found new people and experiences waiting.

left first row; Sheri Umstead, Erica Beutler, Kristie Rethmeier, Jane McManus second row,· Brent McKibbin Cory Ortega Jim Bleed, Amy Caruso, Jen Fisher, Kristi Sullivan, Jeanne McShane, Josh Davies, Crystal Carlson, Denise Scholl, Vicram Jaswal, Brad Ames, third row; Anita Seth Mandi Cohen, Amy George, Heather Vaussi _ Amy Loos Jana Campbell Tammy Blake Teefie Kathy Crump Laura Lacy fourth row,· Chris Fritzen Blake Alexander Matt Diberding Joe Folmer, Steve Zoucha, Kelly Reger, Michael Dowell, Roark Pyle, fifth row; Annette Carver, Karman Stanosheck, Sheila Bohaty, Jenni Nelson, Pat Wiechert, Jennie Allen, Patrick Adams, Zach Barber, Aaron Hruba, Eric Eidshick, John Svoboda, sixth row; Jackson Currie, Tim Bolton Josiah Moore Matt Strecfuss Joel Nelson Mitch

Girl's " L" Club

From left: first row; Kathy Crump Annie Snowden Angie Thaller Paula Dissmeyer, Joani Schmieder, Melanie Schidler, Jody Wiese Kirsten Ferguson, Kellie Thomas, second row,· Traci Hallquist, Ann Tidball, Jill Fitzsimmon s, Stacy Spidel, Kari Johnson, third row,· Christie Pitts, Laura Seidel, Jennifer Jones, Diana Hutchinson, Theresa Welch fourth row,· Michelle Wade Nicole Zybtnick Mindy Barrat Jennifer Luedtke, Charla Brown •

Boy 's "L" Club

From left : first row; Bryan Hudkins; Scott Jurgens Kelley Axe Justin Larson, Davi d Hamilton, Jason Koelzer, second row,· Tyce Markussen, Chandler Stocks, Tommy Jordan, Jason Ayres, Darin Taylor, Cory Reyman, Burkett Powell, Kevin Johns, Jereme Montgomery, third row; Mark Travis, Craig Dutcher, Ryan Foster, Jason Kelly, Brad Gerdts Chad Francisco Howard Kucera Douglas Heuke John Gill Todd Sandberg, fourth row; Kevin Block, Micheal Price, Jason Cockie Marshall Murphey Shane Zephier Jason Ahlberg Matt Sahs Jon McC/ung Zane Languis Aaron Gardner, Jim Michaelson "

Young Democrats

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Young Republicans

From left: first row; Jen

Jeff

VICA

From left : first row; Tim Henderson, Ed Hansen, Ted Veigiet, Nancy Arroyo Corey Behrends Shane Burky Chrystal Delgado Latief Johnson, second row; Jeremy Holmer, Charles Nelson, K C. Ortiz, Jason Bruce, Dan Turner, Jeff Edwards, third row; Scott Hethheugto, Mike Strizek, Larry Ah/rich, Nathan Dixon, Allen Loos, Ken Stifonick, Eric Phillips, fourth row; Byron Funk, Michael Genthe, Daryl Phillips, Mark Robinson, Dave Kring, Scott

DECA

Trisha Allen, Denise Badders, Jolene Bartels, Terry Ber.ks, T.Shannon Boss, Curt Bossaller, Kim Bowling, Alison Bowmaster, Gloria Bratt, Charla Brown, Nicole Brown, Rebecca Buhr, Rick Cain, Carie Chandler, Timothy Coatney, Corey Decker, Joey Decker, Paula Dissmeyer, Amy Dooley, Patrick Dumas, Kevin Elder, Tony Ellis, Angela Eurich, Steven Finley, Jennifer Fisher, Chad Francisco, Jason Frazier, Tom Frederick, Brenda Gall, Gene Garza, Steven Gibbs, AliCiiJ Guenther, Diana Gutierrez, Dawn Haahr, Amy Hakanson, Jeremy Holmes, Cyndi Hudson Julie Jackson Elberta James Jerry James Julie Campbell Chari Hamilton Alonzo Jones Jill Jung Vivian Knuab Dawn Kubik, Howard Kucera, Kevin Kugler, Rachel Lage, Terry Lage, Nichole Lee, Malcolm Lindeman, Dan Logan, Tyce Markussen, Kandi Markwardt, Nicole Masek, Melissa Metulka, Kim McKay, Stacy Mihulka, Shelli Mundt, Jeff Neele y, Minh Nguyen, Dee Novotny, Jennifer Nungesser, Scott Ohle, Michelle Parris, Mary Peet, Kimberly Phillips, Dixie Piepho, Angela Podliska, Mechele Porter, Kelly Reger, Mark Robinson, Michelle Roderick, Sheryl Rutt, Matt Sahs, Sharon Sapp Janice Sayer John Schlicker Joani Schmieder, Jason Sessler

Sean Sims Cyril Sirk Andrea Slocum Lisa Sonder, Tim Steinbach

Dionne Sterling Dawn Steuding Laura Stover Michelle Stover, Jocelynn Sullivan, Angie Thaller, Craig Thompson, Sherry Umstead, Sean Klein, Kellie Thomas, Jim Michaelson, Melody Vermass, Amy Walker, Pat Walla, Teresa Ward, Heather Warner, Cheri Wells, Stacy Wolfe, Kristin Wright, Dawn York, Jean Willis

Scranton

West Adrienne Walker, Aaron Schating, Tom Roti, Robert Winsor, second row; Jackson Currie, Cami Argue, Thom Kelly, Julie J(Jckson, Jeff Shepard, Jim Lange, Janet

FBLA

From left : first row; Casey Ortiz Candy Dalberg, Mary Peet, Rebecca Buhr, Sherri Sundeman, Jessi Friendt, Patrick Adams Dave Brown Ramiro Martinez Jereme Montgomery, second row; Kellie Thomas, Lori Ahlberg, Theresa Welch, Tammy Blake Dionne Stering Heidi Schmidt Ingrid Holman, Jocelyn Sullivan, George Parras, third row; Jennifer Hansen, Kari Johnson, Heather Stewart Quinetta Jackson, Dawn Haahr, Marlene Garmen, April Ralston, DeeAnn Isaacson, Charley Nelson, fourth row; Nancy Wolfe Lisa Thomsen, Roxie Bratt, Vorada Ruenprom, Emily Keomanyvong, Kim Lam, Melissa Keomanyvong, Dawn Campbell, Carie Chandler Julie Schacht, Mi· chele Hays

Young Rainbow Club

From left: first row; Sherry Umstead, Kristi Sullivan Yen Nguyen Erica Beutler, Alex Wilson Jenni Johnson, Vinh Mai, Bang Tran, Hiep Ta, Coung Ta, Ngoe Mai, second row; Danh Le Hivu Tran, Ouynh Tran Masaud Ghohestani, Bekki Ehrlich, Mandi Cohen, Jenny Ulrich, Vanya Ruenprom, third row; E. Keomasyvong, Vorada D., M Keomanvoong, Michelle Davis, Kathy Crump Cathy Maestas, Lateef Johnson Virginia Lee Heather Changstrom, Amy Folmer, K. C. Or,tiz, Elaine Triplet, Tosha Sachtleher, S Turner, S Jackson K Henderson D McWilliiJms fourth row; K Lam, V Vu, H Nguyen, Nguyet Nguyen, Dana Wilkinson, T.J. M~Dowell Marlo Bluford Chassidy Jackson Misty Bradley R Martinez, Leon Puez, Amy Caruso, H Jackson, Sharon Jackson, Dung Ve, Ngoc Chau, fifth row; l;lai Chau, Ernesto Aguere sixth row; Shawn Kusek, Sean Knutson, Dionne Foulks Daniel Davis, Kurt Peterson, Charla Brown, Josiah Moore, An· drea Bedient

Fre n c h Club

From left : first row; Jeff Foster Sherry Umstead, Kimberly Sons, Eri· ca Beutler, Kristie Rethmeier, Timothy Coleman Amy Starks Lou Burgess Jennifer Brenneise, second row; Teri Zordel, Ngoc Chau, Yen Nguyen, Becky Miller, Delphine Wedner Katherine Bergstrom, Shamis Adams, Bethel Stuart, Jodi Klein, Leann McCoy third row; Anne Crowford, Robert Anderson, Alyssa Storey, Innocent Ykpaka, Sarah Henningsen, Mary Peet, Jennifer Masek, Rusty Grundin Richie 00/den, Kevin Cada Cami Argue fourth row; Melissa Johnson, Cheryl Wilkins, Josiah Moore, Marc Sara ta, Lara Luetchens, Candi Lit· tie, Paul Pack Susie Heinb,3ner fifth row; Cory Nelson, DeeDee An · drews, Melody Vermaas

Spanish Club

Shannon Acquirre Lori Ahlberg, Ernesto Aquerro, Ray Arrizola, Chris Arnold, Shannon Barratt Sheri Beard Misty Beethe, Mikahla Beutler, Sunny Blackman, Tammy Blake Ularan Blann Darcy Boellsdorf, Shannon Boss, Alison Bowmaster, Jennifer Brenneise, Charla Brown Jodi Britten Lori Burgess, Jennifer Carlson, Clay Carpenter, Jennie Christensen, Samantha Cohen Carrie Copely Lisa Currie, Jen Davis, Jennifer Danner, Angie Dobbertien Joanna Evans Troy Ferrill, Alex Fisher, Joe Folmer, Sarah Gibson, Jennifer Fowler, Shelly Frey, Jenn Gerrard, Amy Goodson, Nathan Graber, Amy Grell, Kelby Hansen, Kristo/ Harre, Tyler Hauswald Steve Holliday Michelle Howell, Andrea Jenkins, Brett Jones, Marcy Juarez, Charity Krivda Lori Kruzich Tonya Lathan, Virginia Lee, Ken Love, Joseph Liekus, Jamie Miller Sherry Monday Dawn Kubik Ramiro Martinez, Karen Nalezineck, Cory Ortega, Stacy Payne, Mary Peet Jen Phelps Rebecca Powell, Kristi Pulec, Roark Pyle, Kelli Rankins, Kristie Rethmeier, Michelle Saathoff, Chris Schmidt, Matt Streckfuss, Karmin Stanosheck, Eva Sacristan, Karen Shotsman Nicole Svoboda, Rhonda Schaer, Kathy Smith, Michelle Smith, Chris Schmidt, Nicole Svoboda Val Tobler, Beth Thomas, Carly Tabor, Brandy Toumbs, Lisa Thomsen, Sylvia Torres, Jennifer Ulrich Julian Vermass, Jamel Ways, Heather Weber, Nicci Wetzel, Aubrie Washburn, Jenn Wininger Cheri Wells, Adam Ybarra, Burkett Powell, Leslie Mortensen •

M a t h Club

From left: first row; Ngoc Chau Yen Nguyen Ularan Blann, Angie Dobbertien, second

Johanna Ertl, Anne Crawford, Matt Dobertien, Masoud Ghohestani Hai Chau, Mrs

Robert Anderson Troy Nothnagel, Sarah Henningsen, Danh Le, Mindy

mer

row; Vicky Shen,

Fischer, third row;

Barratt, Jeremy Holmes Will Pfrim ·

Mummers

From left: first row; Crystal Carlson Denise Scholl, Jeff McArthur, Dylan McCullough, Jeanne McShane, Jane McManus, Susan Nuss Sara Bishop second row; Melissa Landis Ularan Blann, Vikram Jaswa/, Todd Smith, Jeanette Kage, Kim Phillips Michelle Berlowitz, Heather Stemper third row,· Eric Lee, Krista Pritchett Liz Wilson, Kristi Filarski, Brent McKibbin Jim Bleed, Casey Ortega, Melissa Lewis Diane Fichthorn, fourth row; David Wulf, Stephanie Rothwell, Jennifer Wright, Lisa Thew, Cathy Wood Nicole Masek, Heather Weber Angie Harris, fifth row; Eric Eidswick Katheri ne Bergstrom, Joel Nelson, Monty Stoakes Kevin Cada, Greg Richardson, Mark Walker, sixth row; Aaron Hraha Michael Bergstrom, Scott Cold Jennifer Mapes, Sean Klein, P J Pack seventh row; Cadah Hootsand, Stacy Johnson, Dori Mcbee, Kimberly McIntosh Samantha Gaines, Chassidy Jackson Jeni Beem, Dee Jackson •

Amnesty International

From left: first row; Jeanne McShane Jenni Johnson, second row,· Jenny Ulrich Amy Goodson, Kristi Sullivan, Sephi Bowman, Alex Wilson Jane McManus, third row; Daniel Kubert Cory Ortega, Patrick Adams, Melissa Lewis Sylvia Torres, Suzette Hamilton, Val Tobler, Jennifer Mapes, Peter Lavin fourth row; Lateef Johnson Jackson Currie, Charles Nelson, K C. Ortiz Josiah Moore, Mike Wiles, Gabe Korn Jack Dempsey,

Don

Jeffrey

Stacy Wolfe,

Heather Warne r, Tracy Lahm, Sara Tuttle, Tammy Groshans fifth

Joel Nelson •

Jill Hanshew•

Peer Helpers

From left: first row; Connie Howard, Amy Binder, Gretchen Pitz/er, Wendy Johnson, Scott Galusha, Jennie Christiansen Jill Fitzsimmons, Jennie Allen, second row; Johnny Gress, Lantz Koenig Jenn Powell Andrea Wuethrich, Heather Changstrom, Jeffrey Struffing, third row; George Porras, Chris McGrane Monty Stoakes,

Novotny

Neeley,

fourth row; Kevin McGrath, Laura Lacy, Matt Streckfuss,

row; Andy Brown, Chondo Haynes sixth row;

Animal Rights Club

From left: first row,· Chris Arnold, Rona Yost, Sara Shields Julie Roach, Carolyn O 'malley, second row,· Nancy Beck, Nikki Nemec Lisa King, Jackie Knocke, Erik Finkler, Connie Howard, third row; Mark Eekart Tracy Lloyd, Susan Kirsch, Terre Ward, Amber Gadeken, Jodi Ayres Alyssa Storey, Tom Ray•

Robotics Club

From left: first row; Brian Witt Jason Thompson, Richie Golden, Jerry Springer, Janis Strautkalns, second row; Mike Tomasek, John Shipp, Troy Nothnagel, Allen Loos, Rusty Grandin, Ken Epp Chris Prue Pat Heng third row; Leander Stachura, Eric Bryson William Pfrimmer, Peter Lavin, Mike Wiles, Daryl Phillips, Aaron Craig•

Computer Club

From left: first row; Troy Nothnagel, William Pfrimmer, Michelle Ferrell, Christopher Pure Angelia Burns, David Hamilton, Brian Witt second row; Joseph Liekhus, David Parks, .Jason Burns, Ken Epp Chris Brennfoerde r, Drew Davies, Stephan Quiring

Auto Club

From left: first row; C. Alsorn, R Sluka, D Phillips, Mr Weixelmen, J Michaelson, J Frazier, S Steuart, S Rhoades .-

Debate Club

From left: first row; Zach Barber, Pat Adams Phil Gerlach, Josiah Moore, Tim Bolton, Melody Vermass Jason Graham, Curt Peters Thom Kelly Jane McManus, Richard Koenig, second row; Vikram Jaswal, Matt Dobertien, Corey Rhodes, Rachel Howell, Becki Kuzelka, Marci Lawson, Rona Yost Terri Zordel, Amy Binder•

Speech Club

From left: first row; Denise Scholl, Jim Bleed Melissa Lewis, Mike Bergstrom, Joel Nelson, Kristi Filarski Brent McKibben, Vikram Jaswal, Matt Dobertien Sarah Henningsen, second row; Cami Argue, Lance Koenig, Jason Dreith, Mike McKibben Lateef Johnson, Kristi Sullivan, Dori McBee, Chris Tubbs Jennifer Otey, Melissa Landis, third row; Kathy Bergstrom Virginia Lee, Jennifer Ulrich, Trion Sundermeir, Todd Smith Brad Ames, Andy Brown, Peter Lavin Eric Woods, Michelle Allen, fourth row; Adam Ybarra Dani lssacson, Deena Groshans Ami Lyle, Tracy Barnes, Laura Wedner, Liz Wilson Pat Adams, Cory Ortega, Matt Streckfuss fifth row; Kevin Blunt, Linah Grund, Amy Goodson Amy Beranick, Amy Arnold, Mark Tonak Val Tobler, Monty Stoakes, Brian Tontagode, sixth row; Paul Wells, Mandi Cohen, Nikki Blaha, Jackson Currie, Josiah Moore, Michelle Davis, Innocent Upaka seventh row; Susan Nuss, Jeanne McShane Dylan McCullough, Josh Davies, Jane McManus, John Heineman .,,

Leadership Club

From left : first row; Wendy Johnson Michelle Reimiller, second row,· Mark Boger, Jenni Nelson, Heather Changstrom, Melanie Burger, Sharon Okra third row,· Jacen Roper, Pat Williams, Chris McGint, Phil Erlach, Mike Wiles, Adrienne Walker

Interact Club

From left : first row; Ming Hoane Sylvia Tones, Tracy Damian, second row,· Lil/ah Grund, Neerano Patel, Variya Ruenprom; Marcy Juarez, Emeey Keomanyvong, third row; Troy Ferrill, Melissa Keomanyvong Shannon Aguirre Amy Goodson, Vorada Ruenprom, fourth row; LeAnne White, sixth row; Erik Finkle

Fine Arts Club

From left : fist row; Liz Wilson, Alex Wilson, Kristi Filarski, Crystal Carlson Denise Sc holl Josh Davies second row; Joel Nelson, Niki Wood, Matt Streckfuss, Dylan McCullough, Susan Nuss Jeanne McShane Jim Bleed, Cory Ortega, Patrick Adams, third row,· Scott Cold, Kevin McGrath Tammy Blake Jane McManus, Eric Eidswick, Brent McKibben, Dori McBee, Michelle Allen, fourth row; Dan Struble Vicky Shen Jerolyn Smith, Najla Abdullah, Erik Finkler, John Shipp, Sylvia Torres fifth row; Mike Wiles, Vicky Camp, Michelle Muhs, Kell i Rankins, Lisa Currie, Beth Thomas, Lil/ah Grund

Ecology Club

From left: first row; Nicole Svoboda, Judson Carpenter, Scott Westlund, Regis Abreu Gerald Okra Dawn Spickelmier, Troy Reddick, Clay Carpenter, Pat Westland second row; Dionne Cold, Melissa Johnson Fenn Radcliff, Steve Tupe, Brenda Gibson, Burkett Powell, Bryan McCoy Joseph Liekhus David Parks, Pat Dumas, Chris Tubbs, third row,· Antony Haberer, Brad Ames Michelle Allen Dori McBee, Clint Nelson, Mindy Barratt, Dan Koperski, Sarah Henningsen, Shawn Sheets Alyssa Storey Jennifer Otey, John Heineman, fourth row; Joyce Peterson Jennifer Moser Diane Hutchinson, Ed Yaeger, Jennifer Jones, Jennett Gray, Jill Cederberg, Nathan Rathjen Val Tobler John Svoboda, Jason Yaeger Ethan Seamark, Bob Davis, Jenni Nelson "

Softball Club

From left: first row; Amy Harms, Nicki Wetzel, Deirdre Smith, Jenn Stork Ruth Kupfer"

GivemeaLHS

Making touchdowns, shooting baskets, making goals, and putting on performances. Lincoln High School students were very active during the past year; where would they have been without support? The students didn't need to worry about it because LHS had plenty of support.

Along with parents, LHS students had a lot of spirit groups The Cheerleaders, Pomalinks, Pep Club, Mut Mates, and Marching Band worked hard to keep Lincoln High spirits soaring

First of all we have the cheerleaders. The varsity, junior varsity, and sophomores alike work hard year around to keep spirits high and to cheef on our fine LHS teams Working to perfect their

Marching at the Star City Parade, the LHS band gives a good appearance.

Learning a new formation, the band practices for a football game

Lining up and ready to perform, the Poma/inks stand tall

skills, the LHS cheerleaders attended summer camp . The girls spent a week learning various cheers ands chants and getting to know their fellow squad members.

To raise funds, the girls kept busy this summer with car washes and miniclinics to raise funds for this year's activities After the year started, along with pep club the cheerleaders sold posters and Christmas ornaments

The varsity cheerleaders also held Mat Mate tryouts. · Mat Mates were a new addition to the Lincoln High spirit groups this year . They were Pep club members that tried-out to be wrestling "cheerleaders". They attended all the regular pep club events along with the cont. on pg 45

Attempting to be macho in skirts, the guys perform for the Varsity cheerleaders

Struggling to win, Mr Christie and Mr.

are cheered on by the Mat lv1ates

Raising their hands high and shaking their hips, the male

perform

Back Row: Vivian Knaub, Bev Redfield, Virgina Lee, Lisa Abernathy Middle Row: Rachelle Mumgard,

Amy Folmer Front Row: Bethel Stuart, Amy Grell, Jenny Allen, Jodi Kasper, Kristen Hokanson

Back Row: Becky Powell, Mindy Barrat, Susan Milching Front Row: Laura Huls, Amberly Childress, Laura Siedel

Bates

Poma/inks

Front to Back: Jenny Hokanson, Jennie Moberly,, Cyndy Beckman, Sharon Okra, Angela Heptig, Jennifer Douglas, Michelle Wade, Kelly Rankins

Back: Melanie Burger, Jolene Bartels, Sharon Sapp, Heather Sapp, Heather Changstrom, Kari Johnson Middle : !en Gerard, Amy Draper, Kathy Crump,

Back: Michelle Saathoff, Annie Snowden, Stacy Spidel Middle : Gretchen Petsch, Tonya Roderick

Keeping warm in red and black, the marching band plays attentively

Giving each other a pat on the back, senior Vivian Knaub and junior Kristen Hokanson do a job well done

Back: Jodi Britten Middle : Aubrie Washburn, Angela Robidoux Front: Jodi Kreuger, Jodi Klein, Susan Nundesser

Jenny Christiansen, Andrea Wuetri ch, Cand y Do/berg Front: Joanna Evans

Front : Veronica Ybarra, Heather Frederickson, Marci Lawson, Carrie Defreece

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wrestling meets.

This keeps these six girls rather busy. Being in pep club is a lot of work in itself. Usually the girls are required to attend two sporting events a week, sometimes more sometimes less. There are weekly meetings at which the members discuss matters of importance and make locker signs. Each year the pep club sponsors a Christmas party for the cheerleaders, Pomalinks and pep club members . The party consists of food and a gift exchange

The Pomalinks, are also a hard working part of pep club. They perform at halftime at football and basketball games, and attend other events to show

spirit for their school. These girls also attended a summer camp to sharpen their skills.

Junior, Amy Folmer, said, "It-was a lot of work and the individual talents shown out because we were given individual ribbons on the different things we were good at - like porns, parade and dance. So it made us have that extra drive to work really hard."

Poma links takes a lot of time and energy. They practice everyday during football from 6:45 to 8:30, and during basketball from 6:45 to 8:00.

When asked how much work was involved Amy responded, "More than the average person would think. Every cont. on pg. 46

Reaching for the sky, Junior Varsity cheerleaders go to the limit

Coming together, the JV squad cheers their hearts out

Cheering exuberantly, Junior Melanie Burger gives it her all •

Showing his "good" side, Senior Jeff Struffing performs as a Poma/ink •

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Pomalink we have is expected to put a lot of time into Pomalinks, but if we didn't work so hard we couldn't expect perfect performances, we wouldn't either, thats why when we do perform we expect a lot out of each other. We practice every day."

This year the Lincoln High Marching band is being given credit as a spirit group.

• When junior trombone player, John Loken was asked if he thought they provided spirit he responded, "Yea! More than the other groups. We blow them away!" ·

Senior, Kathy Smith r~sponded, "We get the crowd riled!" To the same question

Splitting a smile, Senior Kari Johnson ends a cheer

This year the LHS marching band • was in three competitions. These were Harvest of Harmony, Nebraska High School Band masters Association, and Lincoln Public Schools. They received all excellent ratings in their competitions

As you can plainly see Lincoln High is a very spirited school. All of our groups work together to make our school a great place to be. The cheerleaders, Pomalinks, Pep club members, and Mat Mates work hard year round to gain this spirited reputation for our school.

clapping their hands and stomping their feet, the sophomore cheerleaders show their talent.

Shaking it loose, all the spirit guys perform the finale.

Slapping a high five, these male sophomore cheerleaders are proud of their cheer

Wondering what to do, Seniors Jeff Struffing and Jason Reed try cheerleading out.

Hoping for the best, the Mat Mates want a win Mr Christie or Mr Bates

Figuring out which way to go, these guys pose as male cheerleaders

Walking with pride, the band shows their uniforms

Practicing in the fresh air, these Poma/inks prepare for a performance

Kicking high and smiling wide, Junior Kristen Hokanson performs at a pep rally

Pi E P

Erinn Armstri

Shayna Bennez

Sunny Blackman

Deb Buhr

Aimee Burkey

Rene Capps

CLUB

Jennifer D'us

Jennifer Douglas

Tina Dt.Jrham

Angie Ri

Kati Riple

Kerenza Rippe

Julie Roach

Stephanie Rothwell

Roxanne Schafer

Cl1qs Scfii12 erj

He1di 5fhmid~

Jennie Moberly

Anne Mosery

Tina Novak

Jen(IJ Zachek

Michelle Zimmerman •

Jenny Zoenes

MA-RCHING

FLUTES-

Staci Bomberger

Julie Cassel

Lisa Cooper

Jackie Fitzsimmons

Angie Heptig

Jenny Hokanson

Cyndi Hudson

Becki Kuzelka

Vicki Lancaster

Candi Little

Jenny Moberly

Angela Polenz

Jessica Redelfs

Angie Southwick

Dawn Steuding

Any Thomas

Tracy Waltman

Lianne Westcott

Melanie Wheeler

Amy Whitcomb

CLARINETS-

Chris Brennforder

Danelle Bryer

Stacey Cookus

Carrie Copley

Becky Ehrlich

Laura Hulls

Scott Jenkins

Peggy Johnson

£;>avid Kring

Lance Nanderhoff

Becky Powell

Jennifer Powell

Theresa Retzlaff

Jackie Roberts

TUBA-

• Dave Davis

Rusty Grundin

Matt Hansen

Andy Pappas

ALTO SAXOPHONES-

Rick Bundfuss

Steve Holiday

Jeff Jackson

Julie Jackson

Damon Lee

Mark Lee

Dawn Little

Tammy Mogle

Lisa Pitcock

Roark Pyle

Jan Sayer

Jennifer Scraton

Kathy Smith

Teri Sparling

Laura Stover

ENOR SAXOPHONES-

Najala Abdullah

Nikki Carson

Tom Defreece

Jason Graff •

Lance Koenig

Connie Kubicek

Angela Lee

Nicole Lee

Elvira Salazar

TRUMPETS-

Doug Andrews

Erin Beave

Mike €ox

Rob Hague

Jason Jisa

Chris Johnson

Jim Lange

Kevin McGrath

Hol}y Moreno

Scott Rosowski

Tom. l/lJinan

Matt Wallace

Adam Ybarra

BAND

DRUM LINE-

Brad Ames

Yvonne Bouffard

Julie Copley

Tony Ellis

Rich Meints

Trustie Remington

John Shaw

Clay Stryker

Stacey Weisbrook

Jeff West

TROMBONESJason Burhs

Jason Kelly

Mark Larson

John Loken

BARITONESCurt Bossaller

Janis Strautkalus

Brian Witt

FRENCH HORNNicole Svoboda

DRUM MAJO~ Gretchen Hall

Jennifer Luedtke

Michelle Smith

FineArts: theActing Andthe Speeches

Some students chose to express their creativity through performance. Drama was an outlet for emotions and gave people a chance to see each other in a different light.

Sophomore Erica Harper said that she enjoyed taking .a drama class because, "You get a chance to stand up in front of groups." "It's a very interesting class."

Students could became involved in drama through productions that were put on throughout the school year.

Sophomore Samantha Gaines did set work for the fall play, "Ffieffer's People". "It was the first scenery I did for a play and I really enjoyed it," she said.

Speech and Debate were also busy with tournaments and competitions.

• Junior Jim Bleed said that he liked taking Forensics because of the variety of people that were in the class. Bleed said that he had not yet participated in a speech tournament but was looking forward to doing . so.

'Tm a rookie," he laughed

Junior Lance Koenig had taken part in several tournaments and considered them to be enjoyable. Koeni -g said that a good teacher made a lot of difference to him when it came to learning about Forensics.

"It wouldn't be as much fun if it wasn't for Mr (Joe) Heinemann."

The fine arts were alive and well at Lincoln High.

ACTING SURPRISED Elizabeth Wilson and Scott Cold were active in the drama club

GALLANTLY POSING Katherine Bergstrom gracefully leaps into Peter Lavin 's masculine arms.

SERIOUS EXPRESSION Junior Corey Ortega speaks to her audience with deep feeling

DRAMATICALLY REHEARSING Sophomore Stacy Johnson practices for her drama class project. •

EV/LY ADDING. Dependable Juniors Jim Bleed and Dylan McCullough count the Mummer's dues

HIDDEN AWAY Samantha Gaines and Krista Pritchett sit among lost relics in the prop room

CAPT/VA TING HER A VD/ENCE. Jeanne McShane gives a speech about the trivialities of life

SHAKESPEARE LIVES Lisa Pitcock and Kevin Cada act out a scene from a famous play

ART/CULA TING CAREFULL°Y. Sophomore Josh Davies recites intently from a play script.

MONKEYING AROUND. Sunny Blackman and Jeff Neely enjoy themselves at a Mummer 's meeting.

CENTRALIZING ATTENTION Senior Amy Arnold spends a quiet moment while writing a speech

SPEAKING ARTISTICALLY Senio,:s Camilla Eckers/y and Darcy Boellstroff present a scene

FineArts: anOutlet For Creativity

"Other schools are based on sports, I think that Lincoln High is based on the arts," said Fine Arts Club President Alex Wilson.

'Tm really impressed with the fine arts here," added Wilson. •

There was a lot to be impressed with.

~incoln High was a school rich with talented individuals. Students chose to express themselves in both permanent and temporary ways. •

Some drew, putting thier feelings down onto a blank sheets of pape.r

"Drawing relaxes my mind," said Alonzo Jones as he quietly sketched during his art class.

Some students viewed the world through the eye of a camera.

Senior Dan Logan spent many hours in the dark room, printing pictures as part of an independent study during first semester.

"I think the fine arts should be a requirement if they aren't already," he •said.

Junior Brad Vanek took Pottery class. "Whatever you make is something from your personality, he said "Ms. (Julie) Garay rules, she really cares about her students," he said.

Senior Jenny Gaston took Jewelry Making Gaston said that she enjoyed the class because, she said, "It gives you a chance to do something different."

DEL/CA TELY CONSTRUCT/NG Senior Jennifer Sahs makes a bracelet in an art class

FOCUSING CAREFULLY Senior Aaron Hraba snaps the perfect picture during photography class

CONCENTRATING CALMLY Sophomore Dawn McCoy begins a drawing during Drawing class.

PROUD POTTER Junior Brad Vanek shows off one of his fine creations in Pottery class

PRECISION PAINTING Senior Alex Wilson brightens up his work of art with a little paint.

SCRIBBLING INTENSELY. Jenny Mapes has perfected the fine art of note writing in art class

HAPPILY CREA TING Senior Jennifer Kroft was enlightened by her Jewelry Making class.

MEASURING CHEMICALS Dan Logan is finishing the tedious process of developing negatives

GLAZING GLORY. Jason Yost relishes the pride of a nearly completed pottery project.

PEACEFULLY KNEADING Suzette Hamilton prepares her clay for the pottery wheel

CAREFULLY POLISHING Susan kirsch polishes the copper bracelet that she has created

SKETCHING CALMLY Senior Alonzo Jones draws for relaxation and fun

SINGING SOLO. Jane McManus strums and sings in this scene where she portrays a musician

SPEAKING WITH SOPHIST/CAT/ON Katherine Bergstrom portrays an elegant, yet agi ng actress

TALKING BUSINESS Monty Stoakes questions Eric Eidswick about his executive career

SMILING CONFIDENTLY Heather Weber acts out the role of a stereo-typical " grown up ".

CONVERSING CANDIDLY Jeff Neely confi des his personal thoughts to Sarah Gibson

STAR GAZING Josh Davies and Joel Nelson contemplate the constellations above them

MARRIED COUCH -POTAOES Jeanne McShane and Monty Stoakes talk about television and life 54Productions

Producing anAct of Comedy

The lights dimmed and many people in black appeared on the stage. They wore matching t-shirts bearing the name of the play of which they were acting in. Ffiefer's people.

"The play was interesting in that it took very different things and combined them into one, very real play," said Eric Eidswick, "The kind of things that are in people's own backyards."

Eidswick explained the play as being a product of the talent of a man named Jules Ffiefer Ffiefer created a series of cartoons portraying very humourous scenes .

"Then he wrote a storyline to go with it, and that eventually turned into a play," said Eidswick.

Eidswick said that working with the rest of the cast of the play was a "learning experience."

"I had to be there every day after school, and that didn't leave a whole lot of time for other activities," said Eidswick.

"It's a very down-to-Earth play," he summed up.

DANCING FOR SEASONS Jenny Johnson played the role of a dancer throughout the production

GRABBING DESPERATELY. Nikki Masek plays Jeff Neely 's very possesive girlfriend.

NERVOUS DA TE Vikram Jaswal attempts to get romantic with Susan Nuss, his blind date

PROTESTING WAR Dana Kring hauls anti-war activist, Jeanne Mcshane off to Jail

PLACID PERSON Kathy Wood tries to remain calm after hearing some news from another actor.

TALKING HEADS Micheal Bergstrom asks the advice of a few inanimate, yet smiling pals

''Requiem'': One-act Success

"Requiem" by Jerome McDonough was this year's One-Act play .

• The play was con·sidered thoughtp r ovoking by many of the cast members, d ue to the fact that the subject was war.

Senior Darcy Boellstorff played the p art of Anna. "My character was very pessi mistic, she pretty much gave up towards the end," she said.

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Boellstorff enjoyed being a member o f the cast because she felt that everyone worked well together

"It was a very tight-knit group, I made a l ot of friends," she said

The play won the One-Act play competition on the district level, but cam~ in second in the State competition

"We were a bit unhappy about that, naturally we wanted to come in first," said Boellstorff

"I think that the selection of this particular play was appropriate, it concerns a very contemporary issue," she said.

LOOKING UPWARD •Darcy Boellstorff plays the part of a young girl, one of the victims of war

BUNDLED BABY Playi ng the mother, Susan Nuss attempts to comfort one of her children

STANDING AT ATTENTION Dylan McCullough, Monty Stoakes and Laura Wedner portrayed guards

KEEPING CHARACTER Susan Nuss, Liz Wilson, Darcy Boellstorff and Kevin McGrath talk

REQUIEM CAST AND CREW LIST

CAST

Mother: Susan Nuss

Father: Patrick Adams

Benjamin: Kevin McGrath

Anna: Darcy Boellstorff

Cecilia: Liz Wilson

Death: Sarah Gibson

CHORUS

Kathy Bergstrom

Sarah Bishop

Josh Davies

Kristi Filarski

Melissa Lewis

Dylan McCullough

Monty Stoakes

Laura Wedner

CREW

Student Director: Denise Scholl

Make-Up: Kim Phillips

Lights: Brenda Coto

Jim Bleed

Brent McKibbin

Director: John Heineman

CALMLY SPEAKING Kristi Filarski strides across the stage and speaks her part.

MOTHER LISTENS. Susan Nuss spends time with • her daughters, Darcy Boellstorff and Liz Wilson

EMPHASIZING FEELINGS Chorus Member, Kathy Bergstrom speaks with obvious emotion

PONDERING SILENTLY. Liz Wilson brings out the personality of her character

STAGE BRIGHTNER. Brenda Coto manages the often bizzare happenings in the light booth

OVER THE STAGE Jim Bleed carefully inspects the complex light wires of the " cat - walk.,,

VISUALIZING PERFECTION Samantha Gaines works on a tedious set construction job

FOUNDA T/ON WIZARD Sarah Gibson cheerfully displays her expert make -up skills to Pat Adams

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BEHIND THE SCENES

The lights were perfect, the costumes were wonderful, the props were convincing, and the make-up was excellent. The actors and actresses weren't so bad either.

There is a saying, quite common among "techies" (dramatic technicians), prop builders, and stage shifters; "A play wouldn't be a play, if it weren't for the backstage crew."

Junior Jim Bleed, has worked in the light booth since last year, doing what he claimed was, "just basically turning the lights on and off." The light technicians sit in the small light booth located in the balcony. The booth is decorated with odd bits of graffiti and old spotlights. The same trio of students worked in the light booth throughout the year . According to Bleed, the group often had amusing times. "We ordered a pizza once," said Bleed. Bleed also mentioned that Senior Brenda Coto was christened the "Light Booth Queen" and givin her very own Burger King crown, which has remained in the light booth since she acquired it.

APPEARING STRESSED Denise Scholl telephones the light booth to make sure all is well.

BUILDING FLA TS Matt Coatney adjusts the corners on a wooden stage flat.

DESIGNING SETS Two sophomore students pamt the back-drops for the fall play

CLIMBING UP. Brent McKibbon explores the catwalk which is located above the stage

PAINTING FACES. Erica Harper prepares to create wrinkles around someone's eye~.

Positions Please ...

Music, music, and more music. The Lincoln High School musical department abounded with activity this past year.

There were seven singing oriented groups during the year They were : Concert choir, Madrigal singers, Soundsations, Varsity Swing choir, and Sophomore Select choir.

The sixty-four member concert choir had three concerts throughout the year Their performances were in the evenings at Lincoln High SctTool's main auditorium There was also a double assembly during third period where they performed for the majority of the student body.

Being in concert choir was a big re 7 sponsibility according to Ethan Seamark "I feel there is a lot of responsibility if you want to sound good I spend about thirty minutes each night practicing ,,

The group met during fourth period every day to practice. Those practices gave students a chance to meet riew people according to Rachel Sandhorst. " I have met new people and became better friends witti others ,,

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CONCENTRATING INTENTLY. Aaron Bailey and Michael Bergstrom get advice from their instructor

PAYING ATTENTION. Chris McGinty listens to instructions being given for the next concert.

PRACTICING THE MUSIC. Concert choir practices for their music for the next concert.

ANTIC/PA TING THE CONCERT Concert choir rehearses before the concert that night.

LEARNING THE MUSIC. The group uses their music sheets to learn the music.

SINGING ON TUNE Shelly Versaw and Wendy Johnson are putting of effort into singing

TAKING IT EASY Rod Neil is taking a break from singing and eating a sucker

LOOKING PUZZLED Rachel Sandhorst, concentrating on music is caught off guard by the photographer.

CONCERT CHOIR : Amy Adams, Aaron Bailey, Mindy Barratt, Jolene Bartels, Andrea Bedient, Michael Bergstrom, Amy Binder, Shannon Boss, Sephie Bowman, Carey Breckner, Charla Brown, Rowdy Burke, Jennifer Carlson, Joy Carson, Tim Coleman, Lynn Cozad, Gretchen Ditzler, Angie Dobbertien, Dirk Edwards, Shannon Fisher, Chad Francisco, Sarah Gibson, Tim Glaser, Kelby Hansen, Krista Harre, Kristen Hokanson, Jennie Howard, Megan Jewell, Stephanie Johnson, Wendy Johnson, Vivian Knaub, Jason Koelzer, Danny Kubert, Doug Kubert, Danh Le, Melissa Lewis, Joseph Liekhus, Jennifer Luedtke, Cathy Maestas, Kristi Marshall, Chris McGinty, Tammy Mogle, Josiah Moore, Marshall Murphy, Rod Neil, Susan Nuss, Amy Pettit, Amy Phillips, Burk Powell, Stephanie Powell, Kristie Rethmeier, Matt Rotherham, Rachel Sandhorst, Angi Schroeder, Ethan Seamark, Wendy Smith, Jenny Stork, Kristi Sullivan, Steve Tupe, Shelly Versaw, Adrienne Walker, Shane Wichtendahl, Tricia Wiggins, Alex Wilson

SOUNDSA TION : Dee Dee Andrews, Mindy Barratt, Francisca Beltran, Amy Binder, Kim Bowling, Lamonica Bradley, Carey Breckner, Charla Brown, Jennifer Carlson, Gretchen Ditzler, Heather Fredrickson, Kathryn Herrell, Megan Jewel, Wendy Johnso_n, Vivian Knaub, Kristi Marshall, Amy Pettit, Amy Phillips, Stephanie Powell, Sharon Sapp, Angi Simpson, Sylvia Torres, Chris Tubbs

WAITING PATIENTLY. Jennifer Luedtke waits for the next song to start.

WATCHING CLOSELY.Adr_ienne Walker and Tim Coleman concentrate on their new music.

VARSITY SWING CHOIR: Sephie Bowman, Tim Coleman, Angie Dobbertien, Kristin Hokanson, Jason Koelzer, Danny Kubert, Jennifer Luedtke, Chris McGinity, Rod Neil, Susan Nuss, Matt Rotherman, Kristi Sullivan, Adrienne Walker, Shane Wichtendahl

SOPHOMORE SELECT CHOIR : Blake Alexander, Brad Ames, Jeni Beem, Kevin Beem, Carmalita Bohac, Nicole Brandt, Annette Carver, Kim Cook, Krista Cook, Annette Cumming, Kerstin Deppe, Matt Dobbertien, Brett Ferguson, Kristi Filarski, Alex Fisher, Samantha Gaines, Jennifer Griffith, Jenn Hokanson, Chassidy Jackson, Vikram Jaswal, Stacy Johnson, Kevin Koelzer, Melissa Landis, Michell Lockman, Emily Martin, Jennifer Mcasey, Brian Nunns, Matt Olberding, Andy Pappas, Monte Polivka, Cyndi Rank, Dan Struble, Ted Vorm, Aubrie Washburn, Kim Way

NERVOUSLY GATHERING Shelly Versaw is getting psyched for the evening performance •

PRACTICING MUSIC. Various musical groups had practice during school each day

DISCUSSING MUSIC. Some Madrigal singers take a minute to discuss their music

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Another chance students had to make friends was in the Madrigal singing group.

Madrigals was a very select group because of the type of music they sang. Chad Francisco explained, "It is not always in the modern keys . A lot of work has to be done at home and after school with Mr. Joe Skutchan to get the feel of the music down." -

Madrigals participated in many different events throughout the year including the All- City Madrigal/Small Ensemble night.

The Madrigals were not the only ones who were busy performing. Soundsation had many concerts throughout the year also

Mrs.Barbara Ludeman was in charge of the Soundsation group Melanie Burger was glad to have Ludeman as the leader She said, " Ludeman is crazy and a lot of fun."

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POSING IN COSTUME The Madrigals took a lot of time to prepare for their performances

GETTING READY Some of the Madrigal singers getting dressed for the evening performance

SITTING TIREDLY Doug Kubert and Kelby Hansen take a break between songs •

STANDING AROUND Waiting for the concert to start, a group of Madrigal singers gather

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The group practiced during sixth period daily. Kim Bowling felt the work was worth it. "After the final performance you feel a sense of accomplishment." She added, "and it's a great feeling!"

Ludeman was also in charge of the Varsity swing choir. The fourteen-member swing choir were selected from tryouts. Timothy Coleman said, "I enjoy the • challenge of competition during a tryout." However, he admitted that, 'Tm nervous!"

A change that was made in the music department this past year was in the Sophomore swing choir. Not only did the name change to Sophoniore Select choir, but they also increased it membership to thirty-five. Melissa Landis thought of it as "a great way to meet people."

Along with the singing and dancing there was also playing and marching.

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GETTING PREPARED Ethan Seamark and Kelby Hansen wait for showtime in the music room.

SINGING TONES. Four members of the concert choir go over the unfamiliar tones of new music.

FOCUSING FORWARD. Chad Francisco is giving his full attention to the instructions.

ARRIVING EARLY. Two music students anxiously wait for the rest of the class to arrive.

SINGING SOFTLY The concert choir sang a variety of songs during the year

MADRIGALS: Aaron Bailey, Michael Bergstrom, Carey Breckner, Dirk Edwards, Chad Francisco, Kelby Hansen, Stephanie Johnson, Doug Kubert, Melissa Lewis, Rachel Sandhorst, Angie Schroder, Ethan Seamark, Wendy Smith, Jenny Stork, Shelly Versaw

MIXED CHORUS: Angela Barnard, Janeen Barnes, Jenni/ea Beem, Carmalita Bohac, Donald Bourne, Tina Brennfoerder, Jody Britten, Melissa Brown, Jennifer Church, Julie Davis, Kerstin Deppe, Joanna Devers, Corilla Engle, Renee Esquivel, Brett Ferguson, Stephanie Fick, Debra Fryda, Marlene Garman, John Gushard, Angela Harris, Chondo Haynes, Luisa Heckman, Dawn Helget, Chris Hilligas, Amy Hitz, Marquis Hunter, Monica Jackson, Michaela Johnson, Brian Kingery, Jason Knaub, Randy Koch, Barbara Kraatz, Roxanne Lear, Aimee Lile, Michell Lockman, Carla Luick, Gale Massa, Jodi Maughan, Jennifer Mcasey, Dusty McCaugherty, Kimberly Mefford, Sherry Monday, Andrew Moore, Cody Newkirk, Suzanne Nungesser, Erin Oakley, Jennifer Phelps, Kimberly Phillips, Tammy Powell, Cynthia Rank, Thomas Ray, Katherine Ripley, Amber Rogers, Michelle Saathoff, Angela Schriner, John Shipp, Todd Smith, Barbara Snyder, Valerie Stewart, Theodore Vorm, Trina Walker, Andrea Washington, Kristian Weis, Nicole Wetzel, Amy Whitcomb, Cara Woodson, Jennifer Wright, Chad Wyatt

SPACING OFF. Kelby Hansen seems to be concentrating on something besides his music class I

DOING HER HAIR Doug Kubert watches as Susan Nuss fixes her hair for the concert.

READING MUSIC. Shannon Fisher and friend work together on learning their music.

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Mr. Terry Rush described the events that the marching band participated in as a "hard show, " but he added, "they marched it well." The marching band consisted of one-hundred-four members that split up into two separate groups, the symphonic band and the concert band.

Students tried out for the symphonic band and if they did not make it they were placed in the concert band. Peggy Johnson explained the tryouts as "hard and nerve-racking."

Julie Jackson a member of the symphonic band said, " it takes extra time during certain seasons." However, she added that she "really liked the music,. people, and the trips_. "

Some of the trips that groups took were to World's of Fun in Kansas City and Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island.

The two groups had two concerts throughout the year.

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GETTING it STRAIGHT This group had to get lined up on stage with their performing shoes on

PRACTICING ON RISERS. Concert choir often practiced on stage the day of their concert.

HAVING FUN The Madrigals had fun posing for this shot. The group knew each other well

TAKING a BREAK Rebecca Miller and Michael Tomasek rest for a few minutes between songs.

PLAYING THE SAX. Gretcen Hall played her saxophone for the Jazz band's concert

STARING FORWARD Julie Cassel and Russell Spadt wait for the next song to begin

ORCHESTRA: Shamus Adams, Trisha Allen, Nancy Arroyo, Andrea Bedient, Lynn Binczink, Sunny Blackman, Nicole Blaha, Jane Carpenter, Carrie Copley, Lynn Cozad, Johanna Ertl, Christopher Fritzen, Dawn Haahr, Melissa Johnson, Kim McKay, Carrie Moore, Shanrell Nelson, Theresa Retzlaff, Julie Schacht, Angela Schroeder, Anita Seth, John Shaw, Glen Smith, Amy Starks, Alyssa Storey, Laura Wedner, Elizabeth Wilson, Nicole Wood, Jenny Zornes

GIRL'S CHORUS: Christine Buswell, Tami Caughey, Virginia Collingham, Krista Cook, Dawn Cuda,·Jennifer Debus, Christine Disney, Jennifer Douglas, Rosalie Ehrisman, Nicole Fry, Heidi Gibson, Starla Goebel, Carrie Kuszak, Kim Lam, Sherri Luick, Jennie Massa, Michelle Mengelkamp, Adrianne Moberly Leslie-Moss, Misty Mullikin, Shelli Mundt, Misty Nimrod, Rhonda Schell, Carrie Scott, Nikki Snyder, Bethel Stuart, Brenda Sturdy, Maree TeetMrs, Theresd Trinh, Tn,cy Wagner, Angela Waller, Teresa Ward, Jennifer Wenzl, Tricia- Wiggins, Cheryl Wilkins, Catherine Wood, Cara Woodson.

POSING CASUALLY. Glen Smith just finished playing in the Jazz Band's concert.

LOOKING BEHIND. Janice Sayer and Doron Cihal are._ listening to another player's advice.

ANTIC/PA TING THE START. David Davis and Alec Brindel/ are watching for the cue to begin.

PREP JAZZ BAND: Julie Cassel, Doron Cihal, Sean Klein, Rebecca Miller, Kelly Nosal, Janice Sayer, John Shipp, Russell Spadt, Michael Tomasek, Jefferey West.

VARSITY JAZZ BAND: Shamus Adams, Douglas Andrews, Erin Beave, Curt Bossaller, Alec Brendel/, David Davis, Gretchen Hall, Jeffrey Jackson, Julie Jackson, Jason Kelly, James Lange, Damon Lee, Mark Lee, Richard Meints, Holly Moreno, Michael Remington, Glen Smith, Clayton Stryker, Matthew Wallace.

RELAXING CASUALLY Some of the Prep Jazz band members are kicking back for awhile

PLAYING WHOLEHEARTEDLY Julie Jackson stands for a solo in the Jazz band's concert.

CAUGHT OFF GUARD Jeffrey West practices the drums He was a member of the Prep jazz band

SIGNING PEACE John Shipp stops playing the electic guitar to pose for the camera

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Among the other bands that performed were the Prep Jazz band and the Varsity Jazz band Students tried out to be in Varsity Jazz and if they did not make it they were placed in Prep Jazz . Prep Jazz was a preparation band for Varsity Jazz. Kelly Nosal thought that it was "a lot of hard work "

The nineteen member Varsity Jazz ~and and the Prep Jazz both performed in the Ha·stings Jazz Festival. Glen Smith said "you feel something when you play."

Glen Smith was also a member of the orchestra because he "love's classical music . "

The orchestra consisted of twentynine members who had many concerts at the Lincoln High school auditorium Those concerts along with the vocal groups filled the auditorium and halls with music.

PLYING IN CONCERr. The Jazz band had it 's concerts in Lincoln High 's main auditorium

PLAYING POWERFULLY Jeffrey Jackson and Mark Lee put all their energy into their music.

Seniqrs-Not

Seniors-Remember Vf'hen 102-105

PEOPLE

TISH ABERNATHY. AMY ADAMS. JACQUELIN ADAMS

SHANNON AGUIRRE - Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Explorers (1 0>, YABA (10, 11, 12), Spanish Club (12), Yearbook (10, 11, 12), Journalism Letter (11 ) JASON AHLBERG - L-Club (10, 11, 12), Studen Council, Football (10, 11, 12), Swimming (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12). LORI AHLBERG - FBLA (12), Spanish Club (12), Mock Trial Team (11, 12), Volleyball (10, 11 >, Basketball (10), Honor Roll C10, 11, 12), Girls State Representative (11, 12)

TAMI AILES - Pep Club (10), FBLA (11 ), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12) JENNIFER JO AL- • LEN - Campus Life (11, 12), Young Life (10), Young Democrats (12), Rainbow Club (12), Girls L-C/ub (12), Pep Club (10, 11, 12), Youth 2000 (12), Youth Government Day (12), Nebraska Council for Youth (11, 12), Spirit Board (12), Senior Steering Committee (12), Peer Helping (11, 12), Stress Panel (12), Joynight (11, 12), Golf (12), Gymnastics (1 OJ, Poma/inks (11, 12), Cheerleader (1 OJ, Homecoming Court (12), Valentine Court (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12). RALPH ALLEN. TRISHA ALLEN - DECA (11, 12), Volleyball (1 OJ.

KERRI ANDERSON. DOUG ANDREWS. AMY ARNOLD CHRIS ARNOLD -Animal Rights Club (11, 12), Spanish Club (12), Honor Roll (11 - first semester)

NANCY C. ARROYO - Girls L-C/ub (10, 11 ), VICA (12), Jazz Band (10, 11 ), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Track (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (11 ) MONTE ATHERTON KELLEY AXE - Young Democrats, Boys LClub, Advocate, Student Council, Football (10), Swimming, Soccer, Honor Roll JASON AYRES.

CHRISTY BAADE DENISE BADDERS. AARON BAILEY - L-C/ub (12), Swing Choir (1 OJ, Madrigals (11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), " Music Man': "Hello Dolly ' ~ Joynight (10, 11, 12), Football (10, 12), Intramural Basketball (10, 11, 12), Baseball (10, 11, 12). CHAD BANEY - Swimming (10, 11, 12)

JANEEN CHRISTINE BARNES - FHA (10, 11 ), Interact (10), Red Cross (11 ), Prom Committee (11, 12) TROY BARNES - Auto Club (11, 12). SONYA M. BARNETT - Young Democrats (10, 11 ), FBLA (11 J, Image (12), Prom Committee (11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (11 ) MINDY BARRA TTTrap Shooting (11, 12), Math Club (12), Ecology (12), L-Club (11, 12), Astrology (11), Pep Club (10, 11, 12), Soundsation (11, 12), Concert Choir (12), Joynight (11 ), Volleyball (1 OJ, Swimming (10, 11, 12), HonorRoll(10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12)

DAN BARRY. JOLENE BARTELS. JENNY BARTUNEK - Close-up (11 ), Symphonic Band (10, 11 ), Marching Band (10, 11), Yearbook (12), National Honor Society (12), Honor Roll (11, 12), Band Letter (10, 11 ). DARRELL BAUM - Advocate (12), Honor Roll (11).

MIKE BECKER LISA BECKMAN. ANDREA BECKMAN - Rainbow Club (12)1 Orchestra (10, 11 , 12), Concert Cho ir (12), All State Orchestra (12), " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum " (12).

MISTY SEETHE - Spanish Club (12), Pep Club (10), Fine Arts (11 ), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12) COREY BEHRENDS - Auto Club (11 , 12), VICA (1Q), Honor Roll (11 ) DEBBY BELL - Cheerleader (10, 11)

DANIELLE BENNETT - Red Cross (11 ), Rainbow Club (12), Honor Roll(10, 11 ) • KATHERINE BERGSTROM - Mummers (1 O , 11, 12), French (10, 11, 12), Art Club (11 ), Speech (10, 11, 12), Outreach (10), " The Mouse That Roared " , " Davi d and Lisa'~ ''The Importance of Being Earnest': "Feiffers People ' : One Act Play, joynight (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Merit Society (12) MICHEAL BERGSTROM. AMY BERGT - Girls ' L- Club (12), Gymnastics (9, 10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (1 O, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11 ), Gymnastics Letter

ERICA KIRSTEN BEUTLER - Young Democrats (11, 12), Speech and Debate (10, 11, 12), French Club (10, 11 ), Soccer Club (10), Rainbow Club (12), Amnesty International (12), Orchestra (11 ), Student Council (12), Cheerleading (10), Quiz Bowl(10, 11), Soccer(11, 12), Basketball (10, 11 ), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), World Herald Distinguished Scholar (12), National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist (12). SARA BISHOP. LISA BITENIEKS. TAMMY BLAKE

- TAMMY BOGENREIF. T. SHANNON BOSS - FBLA ( 11), DECA (12), Spanish Club (12), Concert Choir (12), " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way to the Forum': HonorRo/1(10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (1 fl). CURT L. BOSS.ALLER - Marching Band (10, 11, 1fl), Symphonic Band (11 , 1fl), Jazz Band (1 fl), DECA (11, 1fl) DA WN BOSTIC. ·

KIMBERLY A. BOWLING - DECA (12), Soundsation (12), Joynight (12) PERSEPHONE •ETH BOWMAN - French Club (10), Amnesty International (12), Peer Helping (11 ), Swing Choir (10, 11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), Joynight (10), "Music Man ': " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum': Gymnastics(9), Soccer(11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 12), NMEA Choir (12) ALISON BOWMASTER - Pep Club (10), Spanish Club (12), DECA (12), Honor Roll (10) BREND.A IRADY.

CAREY BRECKNER RAE BREKKE

CH.ARLA BROWN - Fine Arts (11), DECA (12), l -Club (12), Rainbow Club (12), Young life (11, 12), Swing Choir (10), Soundsation (11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), Joynight (11, 12), Volleyball (10), Basketball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll, Scholar Athlete A.ARON BUELL - Basketball (10, 11, 12)

MA TT BUHR REBECCA BUHR - Pep Club (10, 11 ), FBLA (11, 12), DECA (12), Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Band (10) RACHEL BUNTING SAMANTHA BURGESS.

AMY BURKEY - DECA (11 ) SHANE BURKEY - VICA (12) LES BURKINSHA W

CAMPBELL .

JANA CAMPBELL - Pep Club (10, 11 ), Young Democrats (12), Cheerleader (10, 11 ) CRYSTAL CARLSON - Mummers (11, 12), Fine Arts (11, 12), Young Democrats (12), " The Mouse That Roared': " David • and Lisa" JANE CARPENTER CASSANDRA CATLETT.

CARIE CHANDLER HAI THANT/ CHAUMath Club (11, 12), RaJnbow Club (12), Astronomy Club (12), Junior Achievement (10), lHS Art Show (10, 11 ), UNl leadership Program (10, 11 >, Soccer (10), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic letter (10, 11, 12), Soccer letter (10) DEBRA J. CHILEN - Red Cross (11 ), Aqua-links (11 >, Pep Club (12) JENNIE M. CHRISTENSEN - Spanish (12), Pep Club (10), Cheerleading (11, 12 - captain>, Young life (11 >, Peer Helping (11, 12), Joynight (11, 12).

JENNIFER CHURCH - FHA (11 >, Chorus (11, 12) TEENEA CISNEROS TINA CLARK - FBLA(12 - Advisers Committee) Speech Team (10), Intramural Volleyball (10) STEPH CLARDY - Art Club (11, 12), • Joynight (11 ).

76Seniors

DALE BURNETT. KRISTI BURR. DAWN

BRETT CLEMENT JASON COCKLE - lC/ub (12), Basketball (10, 11 ), Trapshooting (11 , 12), lntramurals (12), Honor Roll (10) MARK COLE. LANCE COLLIER.

MIKE COMER. TROY L. COONEYFootball (9, 10), Honor Roll ( 1OJ LISA COOPER - Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12 - presidenV, Marching Band (10, 11, 12 - president), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11 , 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) CARRIE L. COPLEY - Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Red Cross (11), Young life (11, 12), Spanish Club (12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Orchestra (11 , 12), " Hello Dolly ': Honor Roll ( 10, 11, 12), NMEA (12)

BRENDA A. COTO - Mummers (10, 11, 12), French Club (10, 11 ), Fine Arts (11 ), Equity Committee ( 1 1, 12), Yuletide Feast (11 ), ' ' David and Lisa ' ~ "Hello Dolly ' : " The Importance of Being Earnest " (11 ), "Feiffer 's People ': One -Act Play (11J, Mummer 's Play (12), Joynight (11, 12), " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum ': Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) MELISSA COY DOUGLAS CRISLER JASON CUDA.

DEAN CUMMINGS. JOHN CURRIE TYSON CYRIACKS

TRACY DAMIAN - Junior Achievement (10, 11 ), FHA (10, 11 ), Interact (12) JAS· ON DANLEY - Football (1 Q), Basketball (10, 11 ) CHRIS DA VEY

TAMMY DA VIS. TOM DAY. COREY DECKER - Diving (10, 11 ), DECA (12), Stu• dent Council (11, 12), Young life (11, 1Q), Junior Achievement (10), Peer Helping (11, 1Q), Swing Choir (10) JOEY DECKER

TONYA DECKER. CRYSTAL DELGADO. MELISSA DEMUTH. JESSIE DEPRIEST.

KA THY A. DIEKEN - Red Cross (10, 11 ) PAULA M. DISSMEYER - l-C/ub (10, 11, 12 - president), DEC.A (12), Marching Band (10), Concert Band (10), Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Basketball (10, 11, 12 - Intramural), Track (10, 11, 12) GRETCHEN DITZLER - Aqua - links (10, 11 ), Peer Helping (10, 11, 12), Soundsation (11, 12), Concert Choir (12), Joynight (10, 11, 1Q), Musical (11 ), Cheerleader (10, 11 >, Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic letter (11 ) CANDY DOL8ERG - Junior Achievement (10), Pep Club (10), Cheerleader (11, 12), FBLA (12), Joynight (11, 12), Volleyball (10), Honor Roll (11 - 2nd Semester)

78Seniors

TROY DONCHESKI AMY DOOLEYDECA(12), Writing Club (12) PAT DREWES DANA DUFFY

DAR/CK EDWARDS JEFFREY L EDWARDS - VICA (11 , 12), Basketball (10, 11 ), Football (12), Golf (11 ). ANDREANA EGAN KEVIN ELDER

LAURIE EL/KER LANCE FAHRENHOLZ - Track, Cross Country, Honor Roll (10 - 1st semester). CARRIE FEGLEY KIRSTEN FERGUSON

TROY WILLIAM FERRILL - Spanish Club (12), Inter-Act Club (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11 ), National Honor Society (12). DANIELLE FIDLER. STEVEN FIDLER

JENNIFER ANN FISHER - DECA (11, 12), Young Democrats (12), Mummers (12), Rainbow Club (12). JILL FITZSIMMONSPep Club (10), L- Club (11, 12), Peer Helping (10, 11, 12), Ecology Club (12), Young Democrats (12), Young Life (10, 11 ), Volleyball (10), Swimming (10, 11, 12) T!D FRANSSEN - Football (12).

SHA WNDEL FRERICHS - DECA (11 ), Pep • Club (10), Basketball - Intramural (12) SHELLY FREY - Spanish Club (12), Trapshooting Club (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) JENNIFER FRIESEN - Gymnastics (9, 10, 11, 12), L-Club (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12) LISA.FRIESEN - Yearbook (12), Basketball (10), Honor Roll (1 0, 11, 12).

BRYON FUNK. MIKE GADDIS - Job Club (12) AARON GARDNER . GENE GARZA - Basketball (10, 11, 12)

MIKE GENTHE. BRAD GERDTS. MASOUD • GHOHESTANI - Math Club (11, 12), Rain ~ bow Club (12), Volleyball (12), Academic Letter (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). TOM GOESCHEL - Swimming.

NAR/C/SA GONZALES AMY ELAINE GOODSON - Interact (10, 11, 12), Amnesty International (12), Close-Up (12), Spanish Club (12), Speech (10, 12), PTSA (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11 ), " David and Lisa ': Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Orchestra Letter (10) TODD GORDAN JASON GRAMS

JANNET£ GRAY AMY GRELL - Pep Club (1 OJ, Poma/inks (11, 12), Spanish Club (12), FBLA (12), Young Life (11 , 12), Joynight (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) CLARICE GRENIER TAMMY GROSH· ANS - Student Council (10, 11 ), Peer Helping (11, 12).

TROY GUERN. BILL GUSHARD - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) TERESA GUSHARD. DAWN HAAHR - Pep Club (10), FBLA (12), DECA (12), Mock Trial Team (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Band (11 ), Prom Committee (11 ), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12)

CHARI HAMILTON. MATTHEW HANSEN DOUG HANSON

RAY HARRINGTON. ANGIE HARRISMummers (12). ALICIA HA

CHRISTINE HAYES - Job Club (12), Special Olympics ( 10, 11, 12) LUISA MARIE HECKMAN - Campus life (10, 11 J, " The Music Man " SCOTT HETHERINGTON DOUGHEUKE

STEVE HEA TT. MARK HOCKEMEIER KIMBERLY HOLLAND - Chess Club (10, 11), Junior Achievement (10, 11 J, Drama Club (1 OJ, Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10, 11 J, " The Mouse That Roared ' : Honor Roll (11 ). STEVE HOLLIDAY - Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11 , 12), Cross Country (10, 11 , 12), Track (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11 , 12)

JEREMY N HOLMES - DECA (12), VICA (11, 12), Math Club (12), Academic Decathalon Team (12) RANDEE HORTON HEIDI HOSTETLER - French Club (10, 11 J, Honor Roll (10, 11, 12). CONNIE HOWARD - Red Cross, Peer Helping, Aqua Links, Honor Roll

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JENNIFER HOWARD - Pep Club ( 10), FHA (11 ), Swing Choir ( 10), Concert Choir (11 , 12), Joyn ight ( 10), " Hello Dolly ' : " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum ". LESLIE HOWLAND AARON HRABA. CHAN HUA.

MY HUA. CYNDI HUDSON ERIC HUTSELL BONNIE JACKSON

JULIE JACKSON - DECA (12), FBLA ( 12), Young Republi cans ( 12), Drqma Club ( 10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Jazz Band (10, 11, 12), " The Mouse That Roared ': "Da vid and Lisa ': Sleep Tight Tonight' : Joynight (11, 12), Basketball (10, 11 - manager, 12 - manager), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) MIKE JACKSON - Baseball(10) VENESA JACKSON - Choir(10) PAULA JENSEN

KEVIN JOHNS. BRIAN JOHNSON. JENNI

JOHNSON - Mummers (10, 11 >, Interact (12), Rainbow Club (12), Art Club (12), "The Mouse That Roared': Joynight Selection Committee (10, 11 ), "World's End (11), "Feifer's People ' ~ Honor Roll (10, 11, 12).

KARI JOHNSON PEGGY L. JOHNSONJunior Achievement (10), Prom Committee (11, 12), FHA - president (10, 11 >, Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Yearbook (11, 12 - editor), Honor Roll (10, :/ 1, 12), National Honor Society (12), sand letter (10, 11, 12), Journalism letter (12), Senior Advisory Board(12)

STEPHANIE JOHNSON - Mummers (10, 11, 12), French Club (11 ), Concert Choir (11, 12), Madrigals (11, 12), Joynight (10, 11 >, "Music Man': "Hello Dolly': Swimming <12), Tennis (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Nationa!HonorSociety(12), Vocal letter (11, 12).

WENDY G. JOHNSON - l.D.P (10, 11, 12), l-Club (11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), Soundsation (11, 12), Joynight (11, 12), Madrigal Feast (11 >, "Hello Dolly ' : "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum·: Basketball (10), Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). MARCY JUAREZ. JILL JUNG. KEVIN JURGENS

SCOTT A. JURGENS - l-C/ub (11, 12), Campus life (10, 11, 12), Basketball (10), Football (101 11, 12), Intramural Basketball (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Homecoming King (12), All Academic Team for Football (12), Dennis K. Meyer Scholarship (12), KENDRA M. KALCIKPep Club (10, 11 - Vice-president>, FBLA (12), Yearbook (11, 12), Swimming (10, 11 ), Honor Roll (12), Journalism letter (12) JODIE L. KASPAR - Pep Club (10), French Club (10), Poma/inks (11, 12), FBLA (11), Young life (11), Campus life (12), Joynight (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11 ). CHRIS KELLER.

JASON KELLY JORDAN KELLY - Football (10, 11), Swimming (9, 10, 11, 12), l-Club (10, 11, 12) MELISSA KEOMA· NYVONG - FBLA (12), Interact (12), Rainbow Club (12) EDWARD KEY

LISA KING - French Club ( 10, 11 ), Animal Rights Club (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) LANCE KINNISON - Baseball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (12) KELLY A. KLAWONN - Basketball (10, 11, 12), LC/ub (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) : VIVIAN KNAUB - Pep C/ub (10), DECA (11, 12), Soundsation (11 , 12), Concert Choir (11 , 12), Prom Committee (11 ), "Hello Dolly ' ~ Joynight (11 ), Volleyball (1 OJ, Basketball (1 OJ, Poma/inks (11, 12), Honor Roll (11, 12)

DAN KOONTZ THERESA KRANTZ

DANA KRING KIMBERLY M KRUMM - Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10), National Honor Society (12), All Academic Team for Volleyball (12)

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DAN KUBERT. DOUG KUBERT - Art Club (11 ), Swing Choir (1 OJ, Concert Choir(11, 12), Madrigals(11 , 12), Marching Band (10), Concert Band (1 OJ, Joynight (10), " Hello Dolly ". DAWN KUBIK - DECA (11, 12), Spanish Club (12), Mock Trial Team (12), Volleyball (10, 11), Swimming(10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11 ) HO WARD KUCERA

SCOTT KUCK. LAURA LACY. KAREN LAFRENIERE - Honor Roll (10, 11, 1!2)

TERRY L. LAGE - Junior Achievement (10), DECA (1!2), l-C/ub ( 1!2), Ba seball (1 !2), Basketball - Intramural (1 !2)1 Football (10, 11, 1!2), Honor Roll VICKI LANCASTER - FBLA (11, 1!2 - vice president), Aqua/inks (10, 11 ), Marching Band (10, 11, 1!2), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 1!2), Honor Roll (10, 11, 1!2), National Honor Society (1 !2) JUSTIN LARSON - Peer Helping (1!2), l-Club (1!2), March i ng Band (10, 11), Symphonic Band (10, 11), Tennis (10, 11, 1!2), Baseball(10, 11, 1!2), Intramural Basketball (10, 11, 1!2); Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12)

TONYA LA THAM - Pep Club (10), Spanish Club ( 12), Swimming (11, 1!2) DANH LE- Rainbow Club (12), Math Club (1!2), Venture II (1 !2)1 Concert Choir (11, 12), Junior Achievement (10), " Hello •Dolly ': " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum': Intramural Volleyball (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) MARK LEE JENNIFER LYNN •LEMKE Track (10)

KELLY LEWIS, JOSEPH LIEKHUS, TAMI LIESKE - Honor Roll (11, 12) KEVIN LITTLE.

DAN LOGAN AMY LOOS MA TT LOOS SHAWN LOOS - Football (11), l - Club (11)

JENNIFER LYNN LUEDTKE - Junior Achievement(10, 12), L-Club(11, 12), Aqua/inks (10), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Drum Major (11, 12), Symphonic Band (10,, 11, 12), Band Council (11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12 - librarian), Soundsation (11 ), Swing Choir (10, 12), Prom Committee (12), · Joynight (10, 11, 12), " Hello Dolly ': "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum ': Diving (10, 11, 12), Swimming (10, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Scholar Athlete Award DONNA LUNSFORD V/NH MAI DARCY MANTHEY.

KANDI MARKWARDT ANNA MARSH

SHANE PA TRICK MARTIN - Art Club (10, 11, 12), Joynight (11, 12), Baseball (10, 12), Swimming (11 ) RAM/ERO MARTINEZ - FBLA (12), Rainbow Club (12), Trap Shooting (12), Honor Roll (12)

MELISSA ANN MA TULKA - DECA (12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Band (10, 11 ), $ymphonic Band (12). ERNEST MCALEXANDER KIM MCKAY - DECA (12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Orchestra Letter (11 ), NMEA (11, 12). JANE MCMANUS - Amnesty International (12), Forensics (10, 11, 12), Mummers (10, 11, 12), Young Democrats (10, 11, 12), Fine Arts Club (12), SwimtJ1ing (11 ), "Sleep Tight Tonight ': "Fieffer's People': Novice Speaker of the year (11 )

KRISTY MCMEEN - Cheerleader ( 10), Poma/inks (11 ), Pep Club ( 10, 11 ), Joynight (10, 11 ), Intramural Basketball (1 Q). DEREK MCWILLIAMS - Football ( 10, 1 1, 1Q), Basketball (10, 11 ). PAUL MEDER . •

MICHELLE MEIER JAY MERKEL GLENN METCALF

JAMES MICHEALSON STACY MIHULKA SUSAN MILCHLING HEATHER A. MILES

• - Basketball (10, 11, 1Q), Honor Roll (10, 11, 1Q)

DOUG MILLER. REBECCA MILLER - French Club (11 , 12), German Club (11 , 1Q), Honor Roll (10, 11, 1Q) TODD MILLERAuto Club (11 , 1Q) CAROL MILLS

CHRIS MILLS. CLAUDIA MITCHELL. TAM· MY MOGLE - FBLA (10, 11), Marching Band (10, 11, 1Q), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), " Music Man ' : " A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum ': Hastings Honor Band (11, 1Q), All-State Band (1Q) TRACY MOORE.

88Seniors

RACHELL MUMGAARD. MARSHALL MURPHEY JEFF NEELEY. NICOLLE LYN NEMEC - Animal Rights (11, 12), Art Club (12), Ecology Club (12)

KIM YEN THI NGUYEN - French Club (10, 11, 12), Rainbow Club (12), Red Cross (11 ), Math Club (12), Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Astronomy Club (12), Yearbook (11), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). KITTY NICHOLAS TROY L. NOTHNAGEL - Computer Club (11, 12), Electronics Club (12), Math Club (12), Mummers (10, 11 ), Swing Choir (10), Concert Choir (11 ), Joynight (11 ), "The Music Man·: "David and Lisa·: "The Importance of Being Earnest·: "Hello Dolly ", National Honor Society (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12). DEE DEE NOVOTNY - Pep Club (10, 11), DECA (11, 12).

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JENNIFER NUNGESSER. SUSAN NUSS

- Mummers(10, 11, 12), FineArts(11, 12), Speech (10, 11, 12), Swing Choir (10, 11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), "Runaways·: "Sleep Tight Tonight': " Requiem" ' 'The Music Man" "Hello Dolly': "F~iffer's People': "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum" ;'The Mouse That Roared" "Scapi~o" "David and Lisa" " The Im~ • portance ~f Being Ernest': 1 Joynight (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic Letter (11 ) BRIAN OENBRING - Baseball (10, 11, 12), Football (10, 11, 12), L-C/ub (12).

CAROLINE O'MALLEY JEANETTE O'NEEL - Honor Roll (11) CHARLENE OSTER

PAUL J. PACK - French Club (11, 12), Trapshooting (11, 12), Mummers (12).

PA TRICK PAGE. DAVID L. PARKS - Computer Club (10, 11, 12), Astronomy (11 >, Ecology (12), Football (11 >, Baseball (1 O - manager, 12)

NEELAM PATEL - Interact Club (11, 12), Honor Roll (11) TROY PATTERSON. MARY PEET - Pep Club (1 o, 11 ), Junior Achievement (10, 11), FBLA (11, 12), PECA (12), Spanish Club (12), French Club (12), Art Club (12), Honor Roll (10 - 2nd semester). AMY PETTIT - Young Life (10, 11, 12), Concert Choir (11, 12), Soundsation (11, 12), "Hello Dolly ': "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum': Joynight (11), Swimming (1 0, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12)

WILL PFIMMER. KIMBERLY M. PHILLIPSDECA (12), Mummers (12), "Feiffer's People': Honor Roll (11 ) ANGELA K. POOL/SKA - DECA (12), Peer Helping (10, 11, 12), L-Club (10, 11, 12), Cheerleader (10, 11 >, Track (10, 11 >, Gymnastics (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12). SHELLY PORTER - DECA (12).

TAMMY POWELL - FHA (11) MICHEAL PRICE KRISTI PULEC - Spanish Club (12), Equity Committee (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11 - 1st semester) THOMAS RAYRed Cross, FBLA, Animal Rights, "The Mouse That Roared".

90Seniors

PA TT/ REDWINE. JASON REED - FBLA (11), L-C/ub (11, 12), Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12), Track(10, 11, 12), Intramural Basketball (10, 11, 12) KELLY REGER - DECA (12), Young Democrats (11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), AcademicLetter(10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) MICHELLE L. REINMILLER - French Club (1 OJ, Leadership Development (1 O, 11, 12), L-Club (11), Madrigal Feast (1 0, 11 J, Joynight (10, 11, 12), Volleyball (10, 11, 12), Cheerleader (10, 11 J, Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic Letter (11)

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KRISTIE L. RETHMEIER - Young Democrats (11, 12), French Club (11, 12), Spanish Club (12), Concert Choir (12), Advocate (11, 12 - editor), Debate (10), "Hello Dolly '~ Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12) THERESA RETZLAFF. CORY REYMAN.

JEFF RICHARDSON. AMY JO RUCKER

- Young Democrats (12), VICA (1 2), Marching Band (10, 11 J, Concert Band (1 OJ, Symphonic Band (12), Basketball (10, 11 ), Tennis (10, 11, 12), Band Letter (10, 11). SHERYL RUTT TOSHA SACHTLEBEN.

JENNIFER SAHS - Soccer (11 ) MA TT SAHS - DECA (12), L-Club (12), Baseball (1 0, 11, 12), Intramural Basketball (10, 11, 12) SHARON SAPP- Pep Club (10), Cheerleader (11, 12), DECA (11, 12), Campus Life (12), Soundsation (12), Joynight (11, 12), Intramural Basketball (12), Honor Roll (12).

DON SAUNDERS JANICE SAYERKDECA (12), Softball (11, 12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Jazz Band (10, 11, 12) MICHELLE SAYERS.

JULIE SCHACHT- German Club (10, 11), FBLA (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), "The Music Man" "Hello Dolly" Honor Roll (11 ) BRYAN SCHERBATH Mummers (11 ), Ecology (12), Image <1 OJ, Baseball (1 OJ, National Merit Finalist (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12) VICKI SCHERBARTH. MELANIE SCH/OLER - Pep Club (10), Campus Life (11, 12), L-Club (12), Gymnastics (11, 12), Diving (12), Honor Roll (10, 11 J, Gymnastics Letter (11, 12), All-City Gymnastics (11,_ 12)

JOAN/ SCHMIEDER - DECA (12), L-Club (12), Volleyball (10, 11 ), Track (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). DENISE G. SCHOLL - Mummers (10, 11, 12), Speech Club (11, 12), Fine Arts (11, 12), Pep Club <1 OJ, Inter-Act (11 J, Young Democrats (12), Amnisty (12), Advocate (12), Mummer's Play (12), National History Day <11, 12), National Forensics League (11, 12), "The Mouse That Roared': Joynight (10, 11, 12) "Scapino" "David and Lisa" "Sfeep Tight To~ight': The lmportanc; of Being Ernest': Feiffer 's People': "Requiem': 89' Musical. ANGELA SCHROEDER. CARRIE SCOTT.

MARSHA SEIDEL. JASON SESSLER. AARON L. SHAFFER. JOHN SHAWMarching Band, Symphonic Band, Orchestra "Music Man" "Hello Dolly" Joynight (11 J, Cross 'Country, Trac~ Yearbook.

DEBBIE SILVERS - Pep Club (10), DECA (11 ). JANELLE SIMPSON CHARLES SIN/AHO. MICHELE L. SLAMASpeech (10), Golf (10, 11 >, Young Republicans (11 )

ANDREA SLOCUM - DECA (11, 12historian), Yearbook (11, 12-photo manager) BRUCE SMITH - DECA (11 ), Student Council (10), Football (10, 11, 12), Baseball (10, 11, 12). KATHY SMITH - Image (10), Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Red Cross (11 >, Spanish Club (12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Prom Committee(11, 12), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11, 12). MICHELLE R. SMITH - Spanish Club (12), Marching Band (10, 11, 12), Drum Major (11, 12-head), Concert Band (10), Symphonic Band (11, 12), Junior Achievement (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Band Letter(10, 11, 12)

MIKE SMITH - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) KIM SONS. KENT SORENSEN. LINDY SPARKS

DAWN SPICKELMIER - Pep Club (10), Ecology Club (12), Gymnastics (11 >, Honor Roll (10). SHAWN SPIES CORY STAGER

KEN STEFON/CK TIM STEINBACH

DIONNE STERLING - DECA (11, 12), FBLA (12 - president>, Honor Roll (11, 12), National Honor Society (12)

JENN STORK - Pep Club (10), Mummers (10), Fine Arts Club (11 ), Softball Club (11, 12), Swing Choir (10), Concert Choir (11, 12), Madrigals (12), "Hello Dolly ' : •Joynight (10), Honor Roll (10, 11 >, National Honor Society (12). MICHELLE STOVER - DECA (11, 12), Yearbook (12), FHA (10), Pep Club (10), Honor Roll (11, , 12), National Honor Society (12) JEFFREY STRUFING - Peer Helping (10, 11, 12), L-Club, Wrestling(10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (12) CHARYL STUBBS.

JOEL STURGEON. JOCELYNN SULLIVAN - FBLA (12), DECA (12), Junior Achievement (10) KRISTI SULLIVAN SHERI SUNDERMAN - FBLA (12), Close-up (12), Stock Market Game (10), Junior Achievement (10), Yearbook (12), Volleyball (10), Honor Roll (11, 12)

- JANET TAYLOR - Young Republicans (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), Academic Letter (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). TOM TAYLOR ANGIE THAL· LER. KELLIE ANN THOMAS - Young Life (11, 12), Student Council (11, 12), L-Club (11, 12), FBLA (12), DECA (12), Prom Committee (12), Joynight (11 >, Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12), Vol/eyba/1(10), Homecoming Queen Candidate (12).

CRAIG THOMPSON - Junior Achievement (10), DECA (11, 1Q) JODY THOMPSON- Volleyball (10, 11, 1Q), Basketball (11, 1Q), Honor Roll (10, 11, 1Q) STEPHANIE THOMPSON - FBLA (1 Q), Spanish Club (12), Pep Club (10), Golf (12), Honor Roll (11 )

MARK TONA CK - French Club (11 ), Debate(11, 12), SpeechC/ub(11, 12), Young Democrats (1 Q), Honor Roll (11, 12) QUYNH TRAN - Rainbow Club (12), Soccer (10), Intramural Volleyball (12) STEVE TUPE CINDY TUREK

SARA S. TUTTLE - Pep Club (10), Peer Helping (12), Swimming (10, 11 ), Honor Roll (10) SHERRY SUE UMSTEAD - DECA (1 Q), Young Democrats (12), French Club (10, 11, 1Q), Rainbow Club (12), · Student Council (11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12), Girls ' State Representative (11 ). JULIAN VERMA.AS . MICHELLE VERSAW - Swing Choir (10), Concert Choir (11, 12), Soundsation (11 ), Madrigals (12), Joynight (10, 11, 1Q), " Hello Dolly'~ "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum"

TRACEY WAGNER - Job Club (12), Pep Club (10, 11, 12) TINA WALBRECHT

ANDRIENNE WALKER - Pep Club (10), Fine Arts Club (10, 11, 12), LDP (10, 11, 12), Mummers (10, 11 >, French Club (10, 11 >, Teen-age Republicans (11, 12), Orchestra (1 OJ, Concert Choir (11, 12), Swing Choir (10, 11, 12), Joynight (10), "Music Man", " Hello Dolly': " A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum ' : "The Importance of Being Earnest ' : Honor Roll (10, 1_1, 12).

AMY WALKER HARRISON WALL MATTHEW J. WALLACE - Madrigal Feaste (11), Symphonic Band (10, 11, 12), Varsity Jazz (11, 12), Track (10, 11, 12), Cross Country (11, 12).

KILEY WARD BRIANA WATKINS RODNEY WATTERS. KILYNN WEBER.

LAURA A. WEDNER - French Club (10, 11, 12), Math Club (10, 11 ), Young Democrats (11, 12), Speech (11, 12), Debate (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), All-State Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Hastings Honor Orchestra (10, 11), "Requiem': Joynight (10, 11), Golf(10, 11, 12), HonorRoll(10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12).

DARLA WELCH. THERESA WELCHFrench Club (10, 11 J, FBLA (11, 12), LClub (12), Volleyball (10), Basketball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11), Scholar Athlete (11 ) CHERI WELLS - DECA (11, 12), Basketball (10), Honor Roll (10, 11 )

BRAD WEST. DEB WHEATLEY. LEANNE WHITE. SHANE A. WICHTENDAHL - Peer Helping (11, 12), L-Club (10, 11, 12), Swing Choir (10, 11, 1Q), Joynight (11), "Hello Dolly': "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum ' : Cross Country (10, 11, 12), Track (10, 11, 12), Intramural Basketball (10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (12).

PAT WIECHERT. JODY SUE WIESECheerleader (10, 11 ), Gymnastics (10, 11), L- Club, Joynight(11) DANA WILKINSON ALEX WILSON - Art Club (10, 11, 12), YFGF (10, 11 ), French Club (10, 11 ), Mummers (11 ), Fine Arts Club (11 , 12), Animal Rights (11 ), Rainbow Club (12), Amnesty (12), Young Democrats (12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Youth Symphony(10, 11, 12), Concert Choir (12), Joynight ( 10, 11, 12)

PAM WILSON RONA WILSON ROBERTS. WINSOR - Math Club ( 10, 11 , 12), Astronomy (11 , 12), Teen Age Republicans (11 , 12), Juggling Club (12), Swimming (12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12) ROGER WOLFE - Honor Roll ( 10, 11 ), Academic Letter (10)

JASON WOLFE STACY WOLFE MIKE WOOD . KRISTIN WRIGHT

TAMARA WROBLISKI ANDREA

WUETHRICH - Pep Club (10), Cheerleader (11 , 12), Pee r Helping ( 11, 12), Young Life ( 11, 12), FHA (10), Campus Life (12), Prom Comm i ttee (11 ), Joynight ( 11 , 12) KRIS YODER

DAWN YORK JASON YOST SCOTT

ZIEBARTH STEVE ZOUCHA - Young Democrats (12), Student Council (12), Joynight (12), Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12), Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society ( 12)

SeniorSummaries

-I will miss my teachers . ,

-The most exciting year but it's the most terrifying because you still haven't decided what you want to do after you graduate

-They tore down paradise and put up a parking lot.

-My senior year was hard but my friends made it worth the while. • -GREAT!!

-It was totally uncool and unsatisfying

-The world will, no longer remember what we said here, but it will remember what we did here.

- I've had the time of my life .

-It's been a hard climb, but I'm glad I made it.

-My senior year has been a time to reflect on my life - my friends, the laughs, the tears, the memories of how much I learned and matured in the past three years. - It's our last year of being kids Thank Goodness!!

-Difficult and Hectic.

-Two roads diverged in a wood and Itook the one less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.

-The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.

-Isolation, adjustment, reaching, and preparation.

-My senior year was as great as my sophomore and junior - years, but it does get old the third time around.

-There is no way to put in words how much I have learned this year .

-If chickens had wheels, they still couldn't fly

-I'm taking advantage of this time with my friends for this year is when you realize that your entire future lies ahead of you, and everyone must go their own way.

-Too bad ignorance isn't painful.

-My senior year was sad because it was the end but happy because it was the beginning

-Being a senior was a great success

-The senior year was a rocket, it went by too fast.

-If J would have known ......................

-Gone before I knew it.

-May our high school memories be left here so we can go on with our life.

-It was there

-Party, Party, Party .

-A time in which my whole life has come together and fallen apart.

-My senior year is like the snowball effect, it starts with a little snow, then there ' s always more to do, or things going on, and the ball gets bigger and bigger, until the end of the year when the snow melts and the pressure is gone.

-KEEN!!!

-This last year in high school has compacted my desires and seared them with memories of people and emotions creating the dull glowing coals that will burn and fuel me with the rest of my life

-Very frightening, but fun

. -Too much to do in a little amount of time .

-For all sad words of tongue and pen, The saddest are these: It might have been

-You are my creator, but I am your master, obey!

-Full of uncertainties about the future

NATIONALHONORSOCIETY

AMY K. ADAMS

JASON J. AHLBERG

TAMARA S. AILES

KERRI J. ANDERSON

AMY C. ARNOLD

SONYA M. ~ARNETT

MELINDA S. BARRA TT

JENNIFER K. BARTUNEK

MELISSA M. BEETHE

DANIELLE D. BENNETT

KATHERINE M. BERGSTROM

AMYS. BERGT

ERICA K. BEUTLER

DARCIE L. BOELLSTORFF

T. SHANNON BOSS

ALISON G. BOWMASTER

TOBIAS N. BOYD

CHARLA A. BROWN

KELLEY R. BROWN

RACHEL R. BUNTING

HAIT. CHAU

LISA M. COOPER

CARRIE L. COPLEY

BRENDAA. COTO

JENNIFER L. DANNER

GRETCHEN E. DITZLER

CAMILLA ECKERSLEY

KEVIN G. ELDER

JOHANNA E. ERTL

TROY W. FERRILL

MICH~LLE R. FREY

JENNIFER E. FRIESEN

LISA R. FRIESEN

MASOUD GHOHESTANI

AMY E. GOODSON

AMYL. GRELL

ULLAH J. GRUND

DAWN S. HAAHR

MATTHEW A. HANSEN

STEVEN M. HOLLIDAY

• JULIE A. JACKSON

TRAVIS A. JESCH

JENNIFER M. JOHNSON

PEGGY L. JOHNSON

STEPHANIE JOHNSON

WENDY G. JOHNSON

MARCELA M. JUAREZ

SCOTT A. JURGENS

LISA J. KING

KELLY A. KLA WONN

DANA D. KRING

VITEZSLA V KRNAK •

KIMBERLY M. KRUMM

KAREN J. LAFRENIERE

VICKIE L. LANCASTER

JUSTIN C. LARSON

DANH D. LE

JENNIFER L. LUEDTKE •

KIMA. MCKAY

MICHAEL A. MCKIBBIN

HEATHER A. MILES

KELLY D. MILLER

REBECCA L. MILLER

KIM YEN T. -NGUYEN

TROY L. NOTHNAGEL

SUSAN R. NUSS

NEELAM J. PATEL

AMY J. PETTIT

KIMBERLY M. PHILLIPS

ANGELA K. PODUSKA

KRISTI L. PULEC

KELLY L. REGER

MICHELLE L. REINMILLER

DONALD W. SAUNDERS

BRYAN G. SCHERBARTH

MELANIE A. SCHIDLER

JOAN M. SCHMIEDER

MICHELLE R. SMITH

JENNIFER L. STORK

MICHELLE M. STOVER

BUDDY E. STRIDE

JANET L. TAYLOR

KALIN S. TOBLER

MARK T. TONACK

SHERRY S. UMSTEAD

ADRIENNE C. WALKER

AMYL. WALKER

JENNIFER M. WEBER

LAURA A. WEDNER

CHERI R. WELLS

ROBERT S. WINSOR

ROGER R. WOLF

STEVEN L. ZOUCHA

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PEGGYADDLEMAN - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) LARRYAHLRICHS - YICA (12). JOHNALLENJESSICA AMENJASONANDERSON.MIKEARELLANO.JONASCH. RONAVILA.TIMOTHYBAKER:JOEBAUER.AMYBERANEK. LAURABIERHAUS.JULIEBINDERCARYBLACK..DARCY BOELLSTROFF.MARKBOGEN.BRIANBOHLKEN.JOEBOPHO - Football, Wrestling TOBIASBOYD.RONETTEBRASWELL. ROXANABRATT.DAVIDBROWN.SALAYOBROWNJONATHANBURCHAM.RICKCAINLONNIECAMPBELL.DANIELLE CHASE - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) ANTHo-· NYCLARK - Track. TINACLARK.SCOTTCOLD - Art Club (12), Fine Arts Club (12), Drama Club (12), Image Club (12) TIMCOPLEY.·ROBERTCRAIG.VICTORCRUZ.CHADDAHLKOETTER. JENNIFERDANNER - Spanjsh Club (12), Honor Roll (10, 12) MINDYDARLING.KELLIDASHER.SCOTTDAVIS.GEORGIA DEISLEY.CHERIDELONGLARRYDIEKEN - Job Club (12), Special_Olympics (11, 12). CHADDRAKEJASONDREITH - Speech Club (12). RICHARDEBERHARDTCAMILLAECKERSLEY.ERIC

JONES.TOMMYJORDAN - L-Club (12), Basket (10, 11, 12), Track (10, 11, 12) KIRKJUDOSTHOMASKELLY.EMILYKEOMANYVONG - FBLA (12), Interact (12), Rainbow Club (12) TORSTENKERR.JOHNKING - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) . FREDKOBZA.RANDYKOCHVITEZSLAVKRNAK. JENNIFERKROFT.DRAKEKRUMS.MIKEKUSSATZAMYKUZELKA.PETERLAVIN.BRYANLAWSON.PHUONGLE.BOBBIE LEAFTYLESLIELORCHICK.LONNIETALOWELL.CHADMAGDANEZ.JENNIMAPES.WILLIAMMARKS.TYCEMARKUSSENDECA (11, 12), Football (10), Baseball (11, 12) JA<;KMARTIN. _ DORIMCBEE - Art Club (12), Ecology Club (12), Rainbow Club (12). MIKEMCKIBBIN.RICHMETCALF - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (11, 12).

EIDSWICK - Mummers (10, 12), Outreach (10), German Club (10, 11 ), Young Democrats (12), Joynight (10), "The Mouse That Roared", " Scapino", "Feiffer's People". JASONEKSTEINJOHANNAERTL - Math Club (12), L-Club (11, 12), Orchestra (10, 11, 12), Image (12), Track, Cross Country, Honor Roll (10, 11, 12), National Honor Society (12). STEPHANIEFICK.DAVIDFILBERT.MARJORIEFOXJENNIFERGASTON.JASONGERICKE. STEVENGIBBS - DECA (12) BRIANGILSDORFMARKGLANTZJob Club (12). BRYANGLEASONKEVINGOTTULA.GREG L. GRANDEL.JIMGREGORYJIMGREGORY - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) JOHNNYGRESSMARVINGRIGGS. ULLAHGRUNDTERRYGUSTAFSON.MARIEGUTIERREZ.SUZETTEHAMILTONTRAVISHARMS.MICHELEHAYS - German Club (10, 11 ), FBLA (11, 12) JUSTINHENRY.DAVIDHERNANDEZJA~I~ L. HERRELL.ANGELAHERRON.DEENAHOBBS. SHERIHOOLISBRYANHULEWICZ.ALEXHUNTER.SCOTT HURST.MATTINNIS.ROBERTJANOUSEK.TRAVISJESCH. JAMESJILLSONBETTYJOHNSON.ALONZOJONES.ROD

MARTINSTRAWSERBUDDYSTRmEMICHAELSTRIZEK - VICA. JERRYSTRODTMAN.HIEPTA - Rainbow Club (12) . KALINTOBLER.KIMTOLLIVER.SYLVIATORRESLANTRAN.THUYTRAN. MARKTRAVIS.KEVINTRUMBLEY - DECA (12) SABRINA TURNER.LORITYRRELL.DIANEVALDEZCHRISVALENTINE. PHUONGVO.HANHVU"BRADWAGNER.CORYWALDEN. MARKWALKER.SHELLYWATSON.JENNIFERM.WEBERFrench Club (10, 11, 12), FBLA (1 m, Junior Achievement (1 m, Marching Band (1 m. KRISTIANWEIS.PAULWELLS.MIKE WIGGINS.BENNIEWILLIAMSCORAWILLIAMS - Art Club (11, 12), French Club (10, 11, 12), Young Democrats (12) , Equity (11 ), Swimmfng (9, 10, 11, 12) SHELLIEWININGAR-Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11 , 12) ANDYWINKLER - Football (1 m CARLWISEHART - Job Club (12).AMYWORMHEIDIYAEGER.CORYZIEGENBEIN.

NATHANMILESJOHNMILLERKELLYMILLERLONNIEMILLER PAMMILLERSTEVENMITCHELL.JEREMEMONTGOMERYJOSIAHMOOREKEVINMOORE - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (12) . TRACEYMOSS-PAVELKA.STEVEMUHLE - Baseball (11, 12), Honor Roll (11 - 1st semester) CATRINAMURATELLA. RUSSELLNEEMANN.MINHNGUYEN.JACKIENOAH.JAMIE MORTH.AMYOLTMAN.TERIOSTRAND - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (12) MARIOOVERSTREETJANELLEPALMER CHADPARSONMELISSAPATZEL.MARVINPAYNE.GRADY PEACE.NICKPERRY.PHOTHONGPHAISANDARYLPHILLIPS - Auto Club (11, 12), VICA (11, 12) . BRENTPOLITE.MIKE POWELL.MIKEPOWELLSCOTTRADCLIFFELAURELRANKIN NATHANRATHJEN - Ecology Club (12 ), Marching Band (10, 11 ). JOHNRAWLINSONCARLETHAREYNOLDS.SCOTT RHODES - Auto Club (11, 12) KILEYRODGERSLAURARODMAN.TODDROUNDSTONEVARIYARUENPROM.EVASACRISTANCHRISSCHMID - Job Club (12), Special Olympics (10, 11, 12) DENISESHARP.ALLENSHULLAW.GEOFFREYSIEPKER SHELLYSILVA.PAIGESIMROCK.CARRIESTAHLY.BRENDA STEINHAUERHEATHERSTEWART.CHANDLERSTOCKS JOHNSTOKEBRAND - Special Olympics (9, 10, 11, 12) ANTHONYSTRAHOTA.PAULSTRATTON.DANSTRAWSER.

Remember When • • •

My senior year has been like a hot spring; it has let my personality and self bubble to the surface, and in the future .I will be able to bathe in it's memories.

HEY GIRLS! Remember when the guys were good looking?

To the 5 LINKS staff members who attended holiday parties, · remember when Cori and Jeremy weren't arguing?

Remember when Mike Wood didn't wear his RUN D M C t-shirt?

Remember when Josiah Moore wasn't being obnoxious?

Remember when Mr. "Slick" Welker tripped over the 40 yard line?

Remember when Kari and Sharon didn't get in a fight?

Remember when Mr. "Z" demonstrated his field trip pace?

Remember when Jay Merkel got the puppy he was so proud of?

Remember when Mike Becker did his own Biology homework?

Peggy, remember when we had pictures?

Remember when Jenni Allen broke her thumb doing the splits? •

Remember when Karri Anderson was blessed with Homecoming Queen and got lost on the way to the dance?

Remember when only Lincoln Public Schools didn't close down because of the cold?

Remember when the LHS football team won a game?

Remember when Theresa Krantz wore those white sunglasses all during her sophomore year?

This remember when is dedicated to Kelley "the babe" Axe. Remember all those late night phone calls from "click, click" . Steph Johnson and I had a blast while you tried to figure it out. Love ya Kelley! - Amy Rucker

Sherri - remember our senior year when we started eating in the cafeteria again

Aaron - remember Granny Garden?

Kerri and Kristen - Do you remember when we weren't eating ICBIY Yogart?! Love - Melanie

Remember when Zuspan never put warning stickers on cars?

Dawn - Do you remember when I fell all the way down the fourth floor stairs in the splits? HA!! Melanie

Charlie, remember when I got revenge on you? I do and I'll never forget it!!!! - Andrea

Remember when JohaMa Ertl thought she had the grasp of the idea and so she uttered the immortal words, "Just, just wait, just wait a minute!"

Remember when Kitty made a joke about "crimes that failed mainly due to knuckle headedness" and the teacher fell on the floor laughing?

Don - Do you remember when Mr Slate wasn't bugging us to get out of the third floor hallway? Melanie

RememberWhen

Paula Jo - Remember our sophomore year when your mom found your "clothing" in the freezer? Best Friends Amy Jo

Remember when Mike Wood, Dirk Edwards, Jay Merkel, Kiley Ward and Brian Belken didn't want a piece of candy?

Remember when Dirk Edwards wasn't bragging about what a "fresh baby" he was?

Kathy S. - Remember when Halloween night? Love, Michelle S. •

Remember when Andrea Slocum kept parking illegally, and Zuspar:, had to keep getting her out of class to move it.

Remember when Danh Le arm wrestled Mr. White and beat him not only once, but twice . And still today Mr . White won't admit it.

Remember when Charlene, Donna and I had to do a video for tenth grade English?

Remember when Cassie Catlett tried to play basketball?

Remember when Shawndel Frerichs got engaged and got a piece of the rock?

Remember good old Tracey List and her awesome headband?!!

Remember when Tim Bakers muffler blew up?

Lisa - Remember all the good times in Washington and I'll never forget all the fun at Goodrich and now here. The best of luck in all you do You'll always be in my memories. Your friend through all, Peggy

Remember When Kristy McMeen and Jesse DePriest thought they grew two inches when they got measured for caps and gowns.

Remember when almost everyone was in a car accident?

Remember when Brian Bohlkin shaved his peach fuzz?

Remember when Adrienne Walker president of concert choir scheduled a choir council meeting and forgot to go?

Remember when Mr. Skutchan actually made a mistake?

Remember - The eagle will fly and the dog will hunt!!

Amy - Remember how it all started, shoving pizzas through your bug window? Andrea

Remember the first time you didn't want a callpass to be for you because it meant you lacked graduation requirements.

Remember when we all greeted Dr. Jones on 22nd and J Streets in the freezing cold? We must really love that guy!!

Remember when Kirsten Furguson stuffed someone in an intramural basketball game. •

Remember when Stephanie Johnson and I put Laura Lacy and Nicki Wood in the back of the truck and drove O Street while Laura layed down in the back so no one could see her Amy R. P.S. The State Patrol???

Remember when Cory Decker didn't shut our locker?

Laurie

Shamis

Ernesto Aquero

Amy Aipperspach

Chris Alcorn

John Arnold

Laura Bierhaus

Jim Bleed

Ronette Braswell

Gloria Bratt

Jennifer Brenneise

Chris Brennfoerder

Jason Bretz

MikeBrophy

Amy Brown

Evan Brown

Jenny Brown

Nichole Brown

Tim Brown

Amy Bruck

Eric Bryson

Aaron Buettgenbach

Jeff Bunch

Tiffany Burback

Melanie Burger

Lori Burgess

Rowdy Burke

Melinda Burkinshaw

Angie Burns

Nicole Bush

Chris Buswell

Jason Byrns

Julie Campbell

Beth Carlson

Jennifer Carlson

Suzanne Carlson

Wally Carlson

Sean Carmichael

Nicki Carson

Paul Caswell

Anthony Cates

Monica Catt

Tami Caughey

Steven Eichelberger

Tim Elder Tim Eliker Tony Ellis Bruce Engelking

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Yolanda Esquival

Eurich

Evans

Fangmeyer

Fedon

Fendrick

Frerrell Michelle Ferrell

Fessler

Finney

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Flanagin

Folmer

Jeff Foster

Fournell Chad Francisco Chris Frazier Jason Frazier Joshua Frederick

Heather Fredrickson Gary Freeman Jeff Frerichs

Nicolle Frey

Chris Fritzen Michele Fryda

MikeGaddis

Gadeken Mike Gaither

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Henry Gavers Brian Geer Jen Gerard

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Gibson Jim Gibson Sarah Gibson John Gill

Glaser

Gleason Stephanie Godeker

Gonula Dirrietrese Goods Kevin Gottula

Kimberly Griess

Corbett Gumm Carrie Gustaf son

Traci Hallquist

Jennifer

Krista Harre

Tracy Harris Roger Hartshorn

Aaron Hatfield

Kevin

Chondo Haynes

Susan Heinbigner

Jason Helmstadter

Roilyn Henderson

Tim Hendrickson

Sarah

Larry Hubbard

Marquis Hunter

Robin Hunzeker

Scott ldeen

DeeAnn Isaacson

Shanda Jackson

Elberta James

Gerald James

Mark Janike

Bob Janqusek

Andrea Jenkins

Kim Jensen

Shon Jensen

Darla Jesse Megan Jewell

Jim Jillson

Chad Johns

Joel Johnson

LaTeef Johnson

Scott Johnson

Cynnamon Jones

Jennifer Jones

Todd Kapke Sean Keane

Chad Kennedy

Franzetta King

Martin Kirkland

Susan Kirsh

Sean Klein

Jackie Knocke

Sean Knutson

Rick Kobza

Jason Koelzer

Tina Koeppe

Andy Koontz

Dan Koperski

Jeff McArthur

Todd McCartney

Jon McClung

Dylan McCullough

Tracy McCullough

T J McDowell

Yasmin McEwen

Dennis McGinnis

Chris McGinty

Christine McGrane

Kevin McGrath

Kim McIntosh

Brent McKibbin

Dan McPherson

Jeanne McShane

BillMedina

Jason Mefford

Kristine Meier

Richard Meints

Jodale Melson

Carla Menefee

Scott Meyer

Dewey Miller

Jamie Miller

Pam Miller

Todd Miller

Gretchen Mills

Stephen Mills

Joshua Minick

Adrianne Moberly

Cyndi Mohr

Sherry Monday

Carrie Moore

Holly Moreno

Leslie Mortensen

Scott Mortensen

Shelli Mundt

Ben Murphy

Lance Naderhoff

Karen Nalezinek

Rod Neil

Cory Nelson

Eugene Nelson

Joel Nelson

Tina Nelson

Tiff any Nelson

Dong Nguyen

Mai Nguyen

Aaron North

Don Novotny

Jeremy Ohlschwager

Yvette Olivetti

Gary Olsen

Karey Olson

Karen· Olvera

Casey Ortiz

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RochelleRosenthal

ScottRosowski

MattRotherham

NicoleRuben

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MichelleSaathoff

ElviraSalazar

MattSaltzman

ToddSandberg

RachelSandhorst

KarenSasse

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ChrisSchippert

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ChrisSchmid

ChristineSchmidt

Kristie Schmidt

Aaron Scholting

Sky Schroeder

Bryan Schubert

DebbiSchwindt

Julius Scott

Ethan Seamark

Laura Seidel

Travis Senne

Pedro Serpa

Brian Shafer

Stephanie Shambo

Shawn Sheets

Evonne Sheldon

Jeff S)lepard

acey, 5hiveley

Becky Shores

Ron Showen

Jason Shubert

Ginny Siepker

Jodi Silva

Angie

Teri Sparling

Stc1cy Spidel

Randy Stajner

Mary Staska

Lynn Stefonick

Heather Stemper

Dawn Steuding

Neil Stewart

Leslie Stimbert

Monty Stoakes

David StokesbearyAlyssa Storey

Peter Storonskij Laura Stover

Matt Streckfuss Shon Striperson

Sundermeier

Teply Kristie Terrel Crystal Thomsen Jill Thompson

Doug Tice

Ann Tidball Val Tobler

Shane Tomas

Tomasek

Jennifer Tomlin Erin Tonack Brian Tontegode

Toumbs

Tran Jennifer Trautwein

Travis

Treijs

Triplett

Tubbs

Tubbs

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Tyrrell

Jennifer Ulrich Shon Van Meveren Brad Vanek Melody Vermaas Cathy Visger Betsy Wagner Karen Wait

Mark Walker

Waller

Walrath Tracy Waltman

Ward

Heather Warner

Washington Heather Weber

Weber

Weeks Jennifer Wenzl Kendra Westerhold

Nicole Wetzel

Whisenhunt Michele Whisler Laura White Raymond White

Wiles Cheryl Wilkins

Bennie Williams Patrick Williams Jennifer Willis Antwan Wilson Shelley Wise Steve Witmer • Michelle Wolcott

Nicole Wood

Angie Woodring

Rasana Workman

Amy Worm

Chad Wyatt

William Yaeger

Katrina Ybarra

Veronica Ybarra

Rona Yost

Robert Young

Nicole Zbytniuk

Shane Zephier

Troy Ziems

Jason Zimmer

JUNIORS-NOTPICTURED

Najla Abdullah

Regis Abreu

Laurie Aguirre

Raymundo Arizda

Tom Arsiaga

William Atkinson

Andy Avila

Sandy Born

Andrew Brown

Jason Bruce

Denise Cardwell

Heidi Corzine

Adam DeWane

Denise Dickinson

Travis Dillon

Mark Duffy

Tammy Elam

Susan Eliker

Jennifer England

Tim Erks

John Flaherty

Cory Frey

Tony Funk

Tim Fushia

Keenyaba Geer

Zach Gillander

Brenda Gipson

Kim Gottula

Amy Gross

Halima Gui

Troy Hansen

Shawn Henry

Lisa Horton

Darnell Isom

Brandon Jackson

Betty Jo Johnson

Shawn Johnson

William Jurey

Doug Knopp

Lance Koenig

Aaron Kurtenbach

Paul Lattiemer

Thuong Mai

Oswaldo Martinez

Steven Muhle

Huyen Nguyen

Nguyet Nguyen

Corinne Ortega

Chris Prue

Carlos Salinas

David Samus

Tammy Schroder

Stacy Seefeld

Fred Sheridan

Sara Shields

David Shotsman

Nanette Skrdlant

Roger Smith

Lisa Sender

Eduaro Soto

Martha Sposato

Matt Strayer

Mike Tomasek

Van Tran

Ember Unick

Veronica Vargas-Hernan

Ted Vergith

Tracy Wagner

Teresa Ward

Becky Ware

Jared White

Angela Whitemagpie

Shannon Wiatt

Tricia Wiggins

Jeff Wolfe

Amanda Wunder

Theresa Zordel

Class.of90 - Memories.

Carrie

Brent Acklie

Gerald Bayless

Cynthia · Beckman

David Beecham

Jennilea Beem

Rhoderick Beery

Derek Behne Brandon Bell

Ruben Beltran

Shayne Bennett

Jason Berlowitz

Matthew Bertwell

Mikahla Beutler

Randy Bitenieks

Cynthia Black

Sunny Blackman

David Blaker

Ularan Blann

Jessica Boase

Chadwick Bockelman

Carmalita Bohac

Ronald Bohaty

Sheila Bohaty

Timothy Bolton

Staci Bomberger

Chris Bode

Renae Bostic

Yvonne Bouffard

Matthew Bower

Kristin Bowling

Lousinda Bradford

Richard Bradley

Roger Brandl

Nicole Brandt

Charles Brayman

Amy Bremers

April Brennan

Tina Brennfoerder

Doyle Brindley

Jason Brinkman

Jody Britten

Chanae Brooks

Cedric Brown

Lisa Brown

Danielle Bryer

Jef Buettgenbach

Deborah Buhr

Richard Bundf USS

Sherry Bundy

Aimee Burkey

Kent Burklund

Jason Burns

Brandon Burr

Anthony Butler

Kevin Cuda

Ralph Caddell

Daniel Caldwell

Vicki Cump

Aldo Cumbell

Rodney Canby

Chandra Canfield

Rene Capps

Clayson Carpenter

Jayson Carpenter

Judson Carpenter

Dean Carson •

Caruso

Annette Carver

Andrea

Joseph Domico

Mathew Dooley

Jennifer Douglas

Jennifer Dovel

Billie Dunning

Kristina Durham

Craig Dutcher

Robert Eddins

Rebekkah Ehrlich

Tracy Erickson

Chris Erks

Debrohah Erwin

Renee Esquivel

Chadran Ethridge

Greg Faust

Jennifer Faust

Stacy Fauth

Jennifer Felton

Brett Ferguson

Bruce Fenin

Rachelle Fiedler

Kristi Filarski

Melissa Filbert

Erik Finklev

Alexander Fisher

Justin Fisher

Jackie Fitzsimmons

Justin Focht

Crystal Folden

Tara Folden

Joseph Folmer

Dewayne Foster

Ryan Foster

Jennifer Fowler

Jarred Francisco

Keshisa Harvey

Tyler Hauswald

Brandi Havel

Abigail Hawthorne

Joseph Heithof f

Kent Hemmerling

Timothy Henderson

John Hendrickson

Patrick Heng

Angela Heptig

Angela Hernandez

Lisa Heyen

Holly Higer

Chris Hilligas

Lisa Hobelman

Jenn if er Hokanson

Kurt Holliday

Danelle Hollmann

Angela Holman

Ingrid Holman

Jack Holman

Troy Holthaus

Laura Hoss

Cynthia Howard

Rachel Howell

Diance Hutchingson

Jeffrey Ireland

Chassidy Jackson

Deirdre Jackson

Jeffrey Jackson

Monica Jackson

Quinetta Jackson

Tanya Jacobi

Heather James

Vikram Jaswal

Scott Jenkins

Jason Jisa

Robert Johansen

Chris Johnson

Mathew Johnson

Melissa Johnson

Michaela Johnson

Paul Johnson

Stacy Johnson

Brett Jones

Brett Jordan

Jeanette Kage

Jason Keel

Brian Kingery

Scott Kistler

Jodi Klein

Stephanie Knapp

Jason Knaub

Amy Knuter

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Craig Kohler

Rebecca Krejci

David Kring

Charity Krivda

Jodi Krueger· Lori Kruzich

Matthew Kuhlmann

David Kulwicki J Kuntz

Shawn Kusek

Carrie Kuszak

Timothy Laccardii

Christina Lamaster

Melissa Landis

James Lange

Mark Larson

Jay Laursen

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Douglas Leak

Michelle Lebsock •

Angela Lee

Chris Lee

Daryl Lee

J. Leisemer

Aimee Lile

Karin Lile

Bridget Liming

Jeffrey Linden

Candi Little

Dawn Little

Michell Lockman W Lockman

Sheri Loekman

Jeremy Lorenz

Rachel Lorsung

Jason Loth

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Douglas Lynch

David Madsen

Emily Martin

Adel Martinez

Konji Mason

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Kevin Maxson

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Dusty McCaugherty

Bryan McCoy

Leann McCoy

Clarence McDowell

Heather McGinn

Kenneth Mclaughlin

Jason McKeekin

Kimberly Mefford

Joseph Melrin

Michelle Mengelkamp

Troy Micek

William Michener

Hilary Miles

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Kristy Moeller

Andrew Moore

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Michelle Muns

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Clint Nelson

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Lisa Nelson

Mary Nelson

Sara Nelson

Shanrell Nelson

Stephanie Nelson

Todd Nelson

Cody Newkirk

Due Nguyen

Giang Nguyen

Hoang Nguyen

Misty Nimrod

Donald Nolin

lngalee Norberg

Kelly Nosal

Tina Novak

Pam~la ~ull

Susanne Nungesser

Brian Nunns

Danica O'Connell

Maria Ohlschwager

Gerald Okra

Sharon Okra

Matthew Olberding

Cade Olbricht

Conoley Ospovat

Casey <;>wen

Shannon Page

Benjamin Pair

Andy Pappas

Lorena Parker David Parks

Donald Parrott

Jason Payne

Eric Pederson

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Christina Pence

John Pfimmer

Jennifer Phelps Pat Phillips

Ronney Piester

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Charles Plants

Angela Pohlenz

Monte Polivka

Kimberly Porter

Joshua Prentice

Matt Prusa

Donald Pulec

Roark Pyle

Terry Racicky

Cynthia Rank

Jennifer Rash

Neal Reblin

Jessica Redelf e

Stacy Reiss

Marcus Rehart

Erin Rettig

Angela Reynolds

Larry Reynolds

Corey Rhodes

Angela Richardson

Greg Richardson

Katherine Ripley

Darren Roach

Julie Roach

Jackqulyn Roberts

Angela Robidoux

Jeffery Rodney

Amber Rogers

Rebecca Rogers

Debra Rohn

Shawn Rooney

Stephanie Rothwell

Thomas Roti

Han Ruenprom

Douglas Ryan

Marc Sarata

Roxanne Schaf er

Kimberly Schmader

Heidi Schmidt

Christine Schmieder

Anthony Schmoldt

Stacy Schmuck

Erica Schroeder

Tracy Schroeder

Kevin Schultz

Jeremy Schultz

Jennifer Scranton

Sky Seacat

Jayson Seip

Anita Seth

Matthew Shaner

Joshua Shear

Vicky Shen

John Shepard

Jason Sherbeck

John Shipp

Terry Shcokey

Karen Shotsman

Douglas

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Thomas Ullman

Chris Urbauer

Stacy VanDyke

Jason Uanschoiaek

Mark Vivier

Tieng Vo

Amy VonBusch

Theodore Vorm

Michelle Wade

Lisa Wagner

Trina Walker

Bobbie Ward

Stephanie Warnke

Aubrie Washburn

Kimberly Way

Jamel Ways

Erik Weeks

Stacy Weisbrook

Michael Wells

Jeffrey West

Lianne Westcott

Matthew Westenburg

Patrick Westlund

Scott Westlund

Melanie Wheeler

Amy Whitcomb

Roger Whitcomb

Heidi Whyrick

Deleta Wilkinson

Deniaa Wilkinson

Tammy Williams

Winter Williams

Don Wilson

Elizabeth Wilson

Michael Wilson

Jennifer Wininger

Brian Witt

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Jamison Wolfe

Cathrine Wood

Donna Wood

Angelia Woods

Eric Woods

Cara Woodson

Jennifer Wright

James Wulf

Sean Wulf

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SOPHOMORESNOTPICTURED

Katrina Allen

Michael Alvarez

Travis Bauer

Kevin Beem

Nicole Brice

Kenneth Carman

Tamara Down

Pat Dreewes

Jason Dunn

Andreana Egan

Rosalie Ehrisman

Pearlene Frink

Lori Gill

Kim Giosano

Michael Gragg

Marcus Graves

Anthony Haberer

Cory Hamilton

Anne Harris

Billy Harsh

Laura Herrell

Matthew Hirt

Eric Jackson

Kelly Jensen

Wendy Jones

Travis Kellogg

Christina Kennell

Eric Knisley

Richard Kometscher

Carolyn Kurtz

Carol Mills

Angel Morrison

Tara Pavelka

Angela Pearson

Brandee Quinn

Kelli Rankins

Mike Rea

Michelle Rhodes

Andrew Rinquest

Kerensa Rippe

Angela Ross

Angela Schriner

Michael Sheridan

Cammie Silva

Holly Smith

Lindy Sparks

Jerry Springer

Shane Stewart

Patrick Stratton

Cristal Thomsen

Chris Tomlinson

Veronica Vaigas

Bobbie Weedman

Catina Williams

Jason Wilson

Jessila Wilson

Ashley Woods

David Wulf

Johnnie Zarnrizla

Danica Zobeck

Classof91 - Memories

Mickey Adams-Peak

Marian Ash

James Barstow

Jeff Bayer

Nancy Beck

Jane Bozek

Bill Brestel

Doris Brown

John Bruce

Kathleen Bryant

Robert Buckne c Sue Cai n

Joel Christiansen

Thomas Christie

Nancy Clay

Janice Cox

Alex Czeranko

Robert Dawson

Mary Dickinson

Julia Doerr

Robert Edwards

Carol Epp

Randy Ernst

Ray Fallstead

Steve Ferris

Diane Fichthorn

Joe Folsom

Pat Friedrichsen

Julie Garay

Linda Gran

Maryhelen Gray

Leonard Hamsa

Jill Hanshew

Terre 1 Hanshew

Micah Heibel

John Heineman B.J. Hirt

Jane Howard

Nancylhrie

Alden Johnson

Linda JohnsonFlowerday

Sue Johnson

Charles Jones

Rose Kastl

Bill Kechely

Judith Keller

Judith Kirsch

June Klein

Cathy Knight

Eric Knoll

Rick Keonig

Rose Kotwas

Joe Krezinger

Alice Kruse

Janice Kruse

Ruth Kupfer

Jim LaFolette

Matt Larson

Rose Larson

Dianne Leggiadro

Carole Leever

Susan Lemons

Laurie Logsdon

Jareldine

Sharon Mortensen

Kathy Raymer

Lindal Risenhoover

Marjorie Sawin

Christine Schleich Velda

Mark

Darla

Carl Tarlowski

Arlyn Uhrmacher

Janice Van Arsdall

Debra VanDusen

Jeffrey Venema

Dennis Weixelman

Jerel Welker

Becky Wild

Christina Wiles

Suzanne Williams

Nancy Wolfe

Anita Wood

Kent Wurster

Eli Zietz

Janet Zillig

Bill Zuspan

ACADEMICS

Newat Lincoln High:Latin

Foreign Language is an important part of Lincoln High. 35% of enrolled students took a foreign language. The national average was 15% 54% of those in a language class took Spanish, 29% took French, and 10% took German . The remaining 7% took a new lang,.iage class, Latin.

Latin had not been taught at Lincoln High since the mid 70's.

Mrs . Jean Peterson, .Latin teacher at Lincoln High and one of only five qualified Latin teachers in the state, said the majority of these students are planning on entering a science or medical related ,career. Peggy Johnson, senior, thought it was important for other things as well. "It's interesting and there's a lot of correlation between Latin and French " peggy believed that Latin has strengthened her French c;ompet~ncy and her five years of French experience has helped make Latin a little easier.

If Latin can help anyone interested in a medical or science career, what about Spanish, French, and German?Chad Lyons, junior, stated that Spanish helped increase his knowledge of the English language.

Vikram Jaswal, sophomore, said that it helped encourage communication, learning, and understanding of other cultures.

Troy Bishop, junior, said it all with his thought, "Learning Foreign Language helps break down walls of misunder- standing between us and other fellow human beings of the world."

BEING FIEST/VE, Matt Streckfuss, junior and Brenda Coto, senior hold a Pinata in Spanish. •

GETTING SLEEPY, Jen Jones, junior, seems to be bored with her Latin I class.

PREPARING LESSONS, Mrs Sue Johnson, Spanish Teacher, ,gets ready for a new lesson in class. Discussing French, sophomores Jason Loth and Kevin Cada, take a break to speak some English.

£"<AMIN/NG HOMEWORK, Mrs Shirley Scheer explains a new asssignment to her French class.

LEARNING LA

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EA TING ETHNIC!!?, Spanish Club celebrates with some not so Spanish food

PIGGING OUT, Michelle Saathoff, junior, celebrates with the Spanish Club on Club Day

TEACHING DILIGENTLY, Mrs Jean Peterson, Latin teacher, introduces some new vocabulary

LISTENING ATTENTIVELY, seniors Becca Schorrs, Rachel Logan, Eric Eidswick, and junior Nikki Blaha learn in German Class

GESTURING COMMUN/CA TIVELY, Mrs Jean Peterson teaches in her 2nd period Latin class.

LERNEN SCHWER, Mike McKibben, senior, is taught one -on-one in German by Mr Terry Hanshew

TIN, seniors Mike Bergstrom

Cold study during Latin class

Questions Answered inBusiness

How will I ever use this in the real wor:ld? This was a question asked by many students at Lincoln High as they went to thier various classes. The Business Department w_as ready to answer that question.

Business teacher Mr. Mark Mannix explained, "I feel that our department is very applicable to real life " This seems very evident as the Business classes continue to expand every year, with Mannix being the newest addition. 'I like and feel very comfortable w_ith Lincoln High," he explained, "Through my experiences I've learned that being uninformed is not a good position to be in, which is why I try to be a value to the students to help them in the future." Mannix said, "I try diligently to be a teacher kids feel comfortable with and come to with thier problems."

Mr. Mannix seems to be doing just that, according to sophomore Tim Genthe. "He's very easy to get along with," explained Genthe, who took Word Processing first semester Genthe, who took the class to help with college requirements said, "We do something new everyday like learning to format, write business letters, and work with the computer It will really help me if I ever WORKING HARD Nee/am Patel checks over her SHOWING ENTHUSIASM Mrs Trudy Perkins gets get a typing job in the future." homework assignment. her point across to her Marketing class

GIVING INSTRUCT/ON Mrs Carol Seng explains a TAKING NOTES This Business class prepares for typing concept on the overhead projector an upcoming test.

TYPING UP A STORM Senior Joey Decker works out of his typing manual.

LISTENING TO LECTURE. This business student follows along in her book.

GETTING HELP Mr Mark Mannix and Rachel Bunting work at the word processor

DISTRIBUTING PAPERS Mr Tom Folsom hands back yesterday 's homework assignments

GETTING IT DONE Senior Angie Thaller tries to finish her homework before the bell rings.

HELPING OUT Clarice Grenier lends some paper in her Applied Physics class

Artistic Attitudes Accentuated

"It is the individual who brings in various qualities that are essential for the creativity and development of each art class," said art teacher George Sedlacek

Sedlacek added that Lincoln High is a school that has a great amount of alumni who are connected with the 9rts

"The art department is anxious to offer students a different side of education," he said, "we'd like students to be able to appreciate our world, both past and present, through the study of art produced by human beings "

Senior Rodney Watters took an independent study painting class.

"I like .being able to work on whatever I want, and choosing my own projects," said Watters . "Art is many • things," said Watters

Many studen~s agreed with him, as shown by the great increase in art class enrollment.

"We'd like students to view art classes as an opportunity to learn in other than traditional information in other than traditional ways," said Sedlacek

WORKING TOGETHER. Karmen Stanoscheck and Stacy Bomberger d iscuss sources of creativity

LOOKING SMUG. Rodney Watters breaks concentration for a brief moment. •

MEMORIZING FACTS Two sophomore students quiz each other before an art history test.

BEING CREA T/VE. Jun i or Gretchen Mills puts her imaginati on to wo r k in art class

CAREFULLY CONCENTRATING Jennifer McCasey works on a project in principles of design

PRINTING PROPERLY Senior Dean Cummings RAPIDLY REPAIRING. Senior Jenny Gaston displays makes an attempt to fix the printing machine skills she has learned in auto tune-up

ACQUIRING SKILLS Junior Jen Augustums works hard on a project

Wherethe Constructive Peopleare

When some people think about Vocational Arts, a stereotypical image often comes to mind. This image is often one of some big, mean guys in black leather jackets having fun while ripping apart the insides of cars.

Wrong. A glimpse inside of several classrooms in this department provided a view of a real Vocational Arts student. They were just normal, intelligent people who were serious about their education and their futures. "I wasn't sure what to expect at first, vocational students are supposed to represent a great degree of diversity," said student teacher Jay Jerecke.

There were even girls in some of the classes. Senior Cyndi Hudson took architectural drafting because she plans to include it in her future career of interior design.

"This is going to help me because I'll know the basics before I get to college," said Hudson

Hudson said that she enjoyed being able to use her creative abilities and her fondness of drawing towards something useful.

Advanced Graphic Arts student, Senior Dean Cummings, said that the class" gives you a lot of job experience." He added that memo pads, and t-shirts .were just some of the projects , that his class has worked on.

"The industrial arts are also a good hobby, " he said.

BEING CONSTRUCT/VE. A student displays his talents in Wood-Working class

HELPING HANDS. Student teacher, Jay Jarecke offers students constructive criticism.

Marks..Set.. Exercise!

Believe it or not, there were people who liked gym class.

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"Life-Saving is really fun and it will help me to get a summer job, · " said sophomore Diana Hutchinson.

Life-Saving has been at Lincoln High for two years and the class has grown rapidly by becoming well-known to more and more students.

"Most of the students take the class for certification in life-saving, but we do get a few who take it for the enjoyment," said Bob Davis, physical education instructor.

Even classes like Raquet Sports and Personal Defense attracted students' attention.

"I enjoy personal defense and it's really easy, " said Junior Jeff Fisher.

Raquet sports is another class students seemed to enjoy. Tennis, badminton, and ping-po11g were a few things students did in this class.

"It's not hard-core muscle-type activities that we have to do, that's why I like the class, " said Senior Jenny Bartunek.

Physical education wasn't just for the jocks or nerds, it was for anyone who wanted to get in shape or have fun.

WAITING FOR THE BALL TO BE RETRIEVED These BA THING BEAUTY This unidentified student gasps students enjoy basketball for a breath

HITTING THE BALL Junior Amy Harms improves STRETCHING TO GET IN SHAPE. These students her hit. warm up before class

HIYAH! Look out for Junior Jeff Fisher, showing us " WHERE DID THE BALL GO?" asks Junior Heather his Personal Defense moves Stemper

WAITING FOR THE FILM TO START Sophomore READY FOR THE RIDE OF HIS LIFE. This unidentified Jason Seip gets into his simulation car. student gets in a drivers education car.

MAKING IT CLICK Sophomore Aaron Smith buckles STUD YING INTENSELY Sophomore Aaron Kurtenhis seatbelt. bach learns the rules of the road.

LEARNING THE BASICS This drivers education WATCH OUT This sign warns other cars of drive/ass listens to their instructor ers education drivers

Dreaming ofDriving

Leaning back in the plush bucket seat, putting a new silver key in the ignition. The next thing you know, your flying down a street in a Lamborghini?

Wrong. It's the simulation car in the basement drivers education class.

The vehicle may not be worth $72, 000 but the experience is priceless.

The most liked part of the class was the actual driving while the least liked part of the class was lecture.

"If I didn't take the class, I wouldn't drive at all, ,, said Senior Narcisa Gonzales

"The one thing I hated about driving was when the teacher would slam on the brakes, ,, said Senior Sherri Sunderman

Drivers education involved not only the actual driving but learning the rules and regulations of the road, otherwise known as lecture.

The cars were donated by Du Teau Chevrolet and Williamson Oldsmobile and Honda dealers.

"We exchange the cars every year and pay $4 50 a day for their use, " said Virgil Horn, Athletic Director of Lincoln Public Schools.

Learning to drive was something students really looked forward to, giving them the know-how is what the drivers education class did.

Modern notso Modern Media

The ideal place to catch up on homework was the modern, not so modern-looking library.

"Blending the library's look to fit Lincoln High was our goal," said Marjorie Sawin, Media Specialist.

Marble counters and wood chairs help to match the decor of the school.

The Lincoln High Library received an award of excellence for the modernization of the library

February fourteenth was the twelfth anniversary of the library . "The old library outgrew itself, it was necessary to move itto it's present location, " • said Sawin

The library had 30, 000 books and many of those were donated by the faculty and students.

"We appreciate any donations we can get, if there's a book that someone doesn't want or need we ' ll take it," added Sawin.

Many classes used the library ' s vast resources to better understand their subject. Classes could conveniently meet in the balcony's to either side of the library

One class careers, met in the library to help students expand their knowledge of opportunities waiting for them

Anyway you look at it, the Lincoln - High Library had something to provide for the students.

GUARDING THE VERTICAL FILES Janis Cox goes through the materials

" YOU 'RE LA TEI " says Carol Leevers as Senior Ken- USING THE MEDIA WISELY Sophomore Judd Cardra Kalcik pays her book fine penter studies for a class

GRADING ESSAYS Bill Steinke writes his impres - SIGNING HIS NAME. Junior Jeff Sheppard signs in sion of a student's paper to the Media Center

"GET IT?" asks English teacher Judith Keller.

READING TO HER CLASS. Ruth Kupfer teaches with pride

Reading YourWay tothe Future

English classes, although a requirement for all sophomores, continues to offer new and exciting areas of instruction.

Women's Literature, a new class, was designed to give students a perspective on a totally different style of writing. Writers such as Zora Neale and May Sarton were read in this class.

"Not only do we read, but we get into intense discussions on the books we are reading.", said Senior Camilla Eckersley.

Another new idea, that happened several times this year was poetry readings.

"Next year we want to start a writing club so students can have an opportunity to read and discuss their writing.", said English Teacher Mary Dickenson.

American Literature, usually taken as a junior, explored authors such as Twain, Thoreau, and Emerson.

"The class was a pre-requisite for college", said Junior John Allen, "but I do find it interesting."

English 10, a requirement for

CONCENTRATING HARD. Junior Zain Languis tries sophomores, studied authors like Steinto find a solution. beck and Golding.

From classy literature to "I just wan-

LOOKING FOR A CLUE. senior Ray Harrington flips na have fun" books, English class was through the pages of this book the p lace to read it.

SCRATCHING HER HEAD Junior Heather Stewart studies her assignment.

MR Focuses on. Community Work

Cooking, cleaning, packaging, and keyboarding were all parts of the MR department's classes The department focused mainly on getting students ready for the community Mrs Jane Bozak the department head said, "We'd like to have all of the graduates placed on their job prior to graduation . This gives them a chance to learn skills in the environment they'll use "

Classes that were based on preparation for the community included : food preparation job practice, laundry job practice, child care job practice, and packaging assembly job practice.

There were three additions to the department's staff during the past year Mrs . Karen Jones, Mr. Bob Dahlgren and Mrs. Mickey Adams-Peak were the new staff members.

SORTING AND SPENDING Cheri Delong and Becky COMPUTIN ' IT UP Brandi Havel worked at the comKrejci work on money management skills puter in her keyboarding class

WA/TING FOR HELP Ronette Braswell and Bryan ROLLIN , IN THE MONEY Mindy Darling works at Gleaspn work hard on their projects coin identification with another student.

FIGURING IT OUT Dan Griggs gets wrapped up in his work as he counts up the money

OPERA TING IT. Mario Overstreet assisted the COPUTING FOR HELP Mrs Becky Wild uses the counselors during fourth period computer to help sophomore Jodi Kruger

SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS Terry Hilligus waits WORKING SIDE BY SIDE. Mr Jack Brestel and Mrs patiently for assistance from the counselors Ann Brestel both worked at Lincoln High

TYPING IT IN Mrs Chris Wiles directs her full attention to typing in the information

LEAN ON ME . .

As the top -ten song goes, we all need somebody to lean on Lincoln High school students had nine counselors to lean on during the past year

This year was the first year that c1II of the counselors worked together. They still had their individual skilled areas, but they were all also available to any student at the student's choice

Students also had the choice of taking night classes . Mr . Steve Hamsa was in charge of the classes . The classes were made available for students who needed more credit hours.

Karen Olvera was excited about the classes "I want to graduate early and the classes will help me to get in more hours in less time, " she said

Another area in which the students had new choices was in faculty There were three new counselors added to the department that the student's could choose from Mr Steve Vasa, Mrs. Sue Cain, and Mrs Becky Wild were the additions

Returning counselors were: Mrs Ann Brestel, Mr Len Hamsa, Mrs Diane Leggiadro, Mrs Mary Beth Lehmanowsky, Mr. Dick Patterson, and Mr Gene Cotter

Social Studies, LikeIt OrNot

Ask yourself this question: 'y'/hat is

• your favorite subject? Did you answer social studies? Well, most of you probably didn't. Why should you? Your parents probably didn't like social studies, so why should you be expected to Well, Lincoln High has done a lot to combat this problem. There are a wide variety of social studies classes to • choose from. They range from citizenship issues and American history to sociology and criminal justice And those are just the old favorites. Last year was the start of Russian hi~tory, this year it was geography.

When teacher Mr. Brestel was questioned about the problem he said that the problem started in grade school.

"Teachers don't place enough emphasis on the subject, therefore students don't develop an interest.," says Brestel

Mr. Brestel also feels that Lincoln High has a "GREAT" social studies department. Of course that is probably a biased opinion, but it is still a good one! He feels we have a diversified department in which everyone has the ability to disagree on issues yet still work together.

Social studies may seem boring, but if you give it a chance you may find it's something you really enjoy.

STUDYING CONTENTLY. Senior, Debby Bell reads a chapter from her Citizenshif Issues book

WONDERING WHY Ross Tegler answers a students question

EXPLAINING DIRECTIONS Mrs Roderick aids student.

FLIPPING PAGES Mr. Brestel searches for the right chapter

HANGING OUT. Mr Brestel and Portia Mayers talk at the beginning of class.

DOING HER JOB Ms Pierce presents an article for class discussion.

GIVING DIRECTIONS Mr Tegler explains a group assignment

PREPARING FOR CLASS Mr. Breste/'s Citizenship Issues students get ready for the day

LOOKING SLEEPY. Mr Brestel tries to stay awake for the whole day.

POSITIVELY POINTING Mr Brestel shows an interested student where Wyoming is located

LOOKING ENTHUSED This social studies class listens attentively

SMILING WIDE. Senior, Brenda Coto discovers that social studies isn't all work.

POSING GLADLY Mr Tegeler smlles Tegeler is the department head

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Adding knowledge to Lincoln High school students this past year kept the math department very busy

There were many varieties of classes that students could have enrolled in. They included : basic math, consumer math, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, pre-calculus calculus, and finite math

Katherine Ripiey, a student in Mr John Matzke ' s geometry class s~id she liked the class because of the "great teacher "

In addition to those classes, applied math was added to the math curriculum . The class was made available through a grant that the state department was awarded The grant was given for appli, cation type classes. It provided funding and materials for the class . Mrs . Nancy Beck wa~ in charge of organizing and planning the new class

MacIntosh SE computers were another addition to the math department. Introduction to computers and computer science were the two computer classes offered with the new MacIntosh SE's.

There was also a new teacher added to the math department this year Mr Micah Heibel was the addition. Returning teachers were: Mrs Khadijah Abdullah, Mrs Nancy Beck, Mr Don Olsen, Mr Jeri Weber, Mr. Matt Larson, Mr. John Matzke, Mr . Harvey Stoner, Mr. Steve Quiring, Mrs Patience Fisher, Mrs Sally Roper, and Ms. Deb VanDusen

LISTENING TO LECTURE. The math classes had lectures to help students understand the work

FLIPPING PAGES Students in math classes had textbooks that explained the various concepts

HAMMING IT UP Antwan Wilson takes math class a little less seriously - than Tina Harris

LAUGHING AND TALKING Mathe/asses weren ' t all work, there was some time to have fun

STUDYING CASUALLY Bren t Blue studies for his final Finals were on a altered schedule

LOOKING UP Jennifer Maesek looks at the camera as she sorts out her math folder

TAKING OFF Students in Ms. Pat Friedrichson 's life LECTURING THE CLASS. Ms Pat Fredrickson taught science class have some free time life science and biology classes

POSING TOGETHER Charlene Oster and her friend PLAYING AROUND Nathan Rathjan allows the scipose together in their science class room ence class' pet hamster to crawl up his hand

Blasting Into Science •••

Five, four, three, two, one. Blast off! The students at Lincoln High school have not reached space yet, but with the knowledge they gained from the science department they may be well on their way.

Mr B J. Hirt, the science department chair, felt that Lincoln High's science department had "the variety that's necessary to meet students needs." He also stated that Lincoln High school had the "finest staff in the state."

The science department staff included: Mrs. Joyce Peterson, Mr. Steve Quiring, Mr Brad Sass, Mr. Mark Shearer, Mrs. LeEtta Sprackling, Mr B.J. Hirt, Mr Robert Dawson, Mr. Steve Ferris, and Ms. Pat Friedrichsen.

The teachers offered many classes throughout the year. They included: environmental biology, biology, zoology, applied chemistry, applied physics, chemistry, physics, genetics, life science, and physiology.

"It's fascinating," was how Tina Walbrecht described Mr B.J. Hirt's physiology class

Justin Larson, a student in Mr. Mark Shearer's chemistry class said, "Mr. Shearer demonstrates labs that help me understand.

Mark Tonack, a student who has been in many sdence classes described the science department as "really good." _

SPORTS

Cross Country winsthe race

Every day after school during cross country teams could be seen running all over Lincoln The teams ran 5 to 8 miles a night.

Angie Hudson, junior, said, "The nights before meets were ' the best. We all ran together to South street, just joking around, then we always had a dinner together at someone ' s house that night. These were the best times because we got along and felt real close."

The girls team did well this year. The team took the city title and placed seventh at the state meet. Wendy Smith, junior, said, "The girl ' s team started out injured this year, but considering our injuries we did pretty well at the state meet. Next year we will be ready to take both titles."

The boys team also did well. Shane ,Whictendal, T.J. Hubbard, Troy Bishop, and Joel Johnson placed in the top ten at every meet and the team finished second at the state meet. The team finished second at the state meet. T.J . Hubbard, junior said, "The team had a lot of talent, but little experience With a little more experience our team will be even better."

Getting Limber, Angie Tussing, junior, stretches her legs during a Cross Country meet.

Coming In, Shane Whictendal, senior, is cheered on by a spectator at a meet.

From Left Top: Shane Whictendahl, Mark Holmes, Lance Fahrenholz, Rod Beery, Jay Davis, Troy Bishop, Matt Wallace, T.J Hubbard, Joel Johnson, Jason Reed. Bottom : Mike Wilson, Aaron Blaggard, Kurt Holliday, Jason Glathar, Chris Swanson, Jeff McArthur

From Left Top: Amy Tussing, Wendy Smith, Julie Gilde, Rachel Sandhorst, Angie Tussing Boftom : Angie Hudson, Mikahla Beutler, Shanre/1 Nelson, Kerstin Deppe, Tammy Down, Joanna Evans

Floating High, Angie and Amy Tussing celebrate their victory at the state meet.

Stretching Out, Girls track team members exercise · before competing at a meet.

Catching Up, Troy Bishop,Junior, paces with an opposing runner

SwingInto ActionWith LHS

Tennis is beginning to become a popular sport. More and more students are getting interested in it. The skill it takes to play well, is what the members of the Lincoln High Tennis team all have in common They share that feeling of • pride when it comes to tennis.

Steve Zoucha, senior, has been on the Lincoln High Tennis team for four years. Steve has earned four varsity letters and is very proud of them. He has been playing for ten years, and he has improved a lot. Steve says, "Oh yeah, we had a great season . " Although, he admits his junior year was more productive. He took seventh place in the state tournaments. Tennis is Steve's favorite sport, and he wishes they would get more support, like locker signs. He claims that the highlight of the year was when he beat Grand Island in three sets with Justin Larson.

Junior, Sean Klein, feels that this year didn't go as smoothly as he thought it would He says, "We didn't work to our potential." He feels that the practices weren't organized enough, and they had no team spirit. Sean plays tennis because he ~njoys it.

Chad Francisco, junior, also enjoyed playing tennis this year He says, " The team doesn't seem to be very important to Lincoln High because we get no support, but we have alot of fun anyway."

Lincoln High has a good tennis team, and we are very proud of them

SWINGING INTO ACTION, Steve Zoucha, has fun playing tennis

CHECKING OUT THE COMPETITION, these people look up scores

RESTING AFTER PRACTICE, these tennisplayers sit awaiting thier next practice.

WA/TING FOR THE MEET TO START, these three tennis fiends sit on a bench.

CRACKING THAT BALL, Justin Larson gives it his all

POSING FOR THE CAMERA, George Porras and Don Saunders are eager for their next match

Varsity Team : Dennis Weixelman Ste ve Zoucha Justin Larson Don Saunders, Max Banwell, Zach Barber, George Porras, Sean Klein, Chad Francisco, Todd Sandberg

Junior Varsity Team : Dennis We ixe/man, Ryan Foster, M a r c Sarata, Tom Defreece, David Beecham, Cas ey Ortiz, Jason Loth, John Ar• nold, Brent Acklie, Ken Kennedy

Swinging Into Success

This year Lincoln High's team was better than good, they were sensational! Not only did they work hard, they had fun, too

Kent Burkland, sophomore, said tha~ he liked being on the team . " I don ' t win very much, but I have alot of fun " Kent has been in gymnastics for about five years Last year he was on the LHS gymnastics team as a freshman He plans on continuing the sport all through high school, and perhaps after he graduates .

Angie Podliska, senior, likes supporting others be~ause it seems to make them do better She started gymnastics when she was in elementary school.

Junior, Carrie Moore, has been involved in gymnastics for almost eleven years. " It stops after high school," she says . " It would be a major interference in my career. " Carrie is scared for next year. She hopes that they ~an make CityChamps again She ended the interview by saying, "I wish more people would go to our meets . "

Melanie Schidler, senior, has been in gymnastics for nine years . She broke her arm when she was little and her doctor suggested that she get involved in an activity to strengthen her arm Melanie took second at districts and third at state.

Congratulations to the whole team for a job very well done!

FLYING HIGH, Carrie Moore, takes a twirl on the bar Carrie had a great season

HONORING THE FLAG, the LHS gymnasts stand proud They had a good season

FLYING HIGH, Melanie Schidler, enjoys working on the uneven parallel bars

WORKING HARD, Kent Burkland, i s mounted on the horse He 's b e en on the team for two y ears.

GAINING EXCELLENCE. Kent Burkland uses his skills for a gymnastics meet.

CONCENTRATING ON HER PERFORMANCE, Melanie Schidler, awaits her turn on the bars.

Steph Fiedler, Nicole Leaply, Angie Podliska, Amy Ber.qt, Carrie Moore Jody Wiese Mark Shearer, Melanie Schidler, Jami e Miller, Jennifer Frisen

SHOWING HIS DETERMINATION, Burkett Powell, proves his skill on the rings

Darrell Watermeier, Kent Burklund, Brian Gee r, Dari n Taylor Dong Nguyen, Joel Kunkel, Daryl Lindholm, Mark Shearer

WALKING ON HER HANDS, Melanie Schidler, performs well at a meet

Going up, Paula Dissmeyer, senior, prepares to set the ball for a smash

Standing Alert, Traci Hallquist, junior, waits for the ball to come into her side of the court.

Flying High, Christie Pitts, junior, smashes the ball back to the opposing team.

Coming Down, Tina Harrison, sophomore, returns to the ground after a close volley

From Left Top : Deb HeadleY, Connie Kubicek, Kim Krumm, Paula Dissmeyer, Shannon Barret, Kathy Crump, Kathy Weiskamp. Bottom: Angie Thaller, Jody Thompson, Michelle Reinmiller, Christie Pitts, Wendy Johnson, Kelly Miller.

From L,eft Top: Tina Harrison, Angie Simpson, Carrie Andreason, Krista Haari, Kent Wurster. Middle: Erica Schroeder, Cathy Maestas, Traci Hallquist. Bottom : Lynette Baker, Bettina Baker

Future years hold promise

It was a disappointing year for the volleyball teams but they tried hard to wrap the year up with wins. Christie Pitts, junior, said, "It wasn't the year that everyone expected, but we improved a lot at the end of the season. We started working and playing more as a team than as individuals."

The varsity volleyball team had a 315 record and beat Fremont at the district tournament 2-1 but lost to East 0-2.

The Junior Varsity team had a 2-13 record and defeated Elkorn at the Spartan Tournament.

The Sophomore team had the most promising record of 5- 7, beating Fremont, East, and Southeast.

Although the teams did not have a winning season, they all agreed that they had fun and enjoyed competing at their games. Mikki Johnson, sophomore, said, "We got to know each other and played well as a team. We worked hard to improve ourselves and had a lot of fun."

Angie Simpson, junior, had the same basic idea, "We met new people and came together as a team. We had fun improving and getting to know ourselves."

In future years, Lincoln High expects to see great things from it's upcoming volleyball teams. Until next year, good luck!

From Left Top : Christy Nelson, Christie Schmieder, Michelle Wade, Trina Walker, Heidi Gibson Middle : Dawn Little, Mikki Johnson, Lori Kruzich, Amy Thomas Bottom : Ja_ckie Fitzsimmons, Jennifer Douglas

Links Football Ends Strongly

On August 15, 105 Lincoln High students met and did things called yoyos and grinders. It was the LHS football team starting their summer practices After a week of two a day practices they were split into the varsify, reserve, and sophomore teams.

The Varsity team started off slowly by losing 3 out of their 4 first games. But took off after that when they defeated Beatrice, Fremont, and Lincoln East to end their season -with a four to five record. The varsity players were fairly inexperienced with only 5 of them having prior varsity playing time.

Head coach Harold Simpson described his team as, "One that really came on towards the end."

"Seeing it end," was a low point in the season for senior Kev•n Johns. Johns explained "I enjoyed that when we won we really showed our emotions as a team." According to Johns the school was a bi g help.throughout the year. "We received respect!" Kevin said.

Junior Dan McPherson summed up the season by saying, "We faced a lot of obstacles and pulled together as a team."

This year's Reserve team showed improvement from their sophomore year (when they didn't win any games) by having a record of five to three.

Junior Shawn Clymer said, "Our

Up and A way Senior Aaron Bailey lets a kick fly during the Lincoln Northeast game

Getting Set. The varsity team lines up against Lincoln Northeast. LHS lost this game 21-6

Taking a Breather. Lincoln High players leave Seacrest field for their halftime ·break.

Block Him Senior Scott Kuck takes an opposing player out of the play

It 's Gone Aaron Bailey tries to keep track of an attempted pass

We 're Ready The LHS defens i ve squad prepares to defend their end zone

Out of the Huddle The LHS team prepares to put some points on the board

1st row, from left: Brett Clement, T J McDowell, Chandler Stocks, Bruce Smith, Joe Liekhus, Kevin Johns, Aaron Bailey 2nd row : Mike Janesch, Scott Bitting, Terry Lage, Ralph Allen, Dana Kring, Terry Berks, Shawn Loos, Dana Duffy 3rd row : MarshBJI Murphey, Dirk Edwards, Kurt Fessler, Aaron Gardner, Jim Gibson, Scott Jurgens, Mike Wood, Ted Franssen 4th row : Tom Day, Shane Zephier, Jeff Edwards, Eric Phillips, Dan McPherson, Jeff Richardson, Tony White 5th row : Coach Eric Knoll, Jason DanelY, Scott Kuck, Mike Becker, Jason Ah/burg, Sean Smith, Coach Harold Simpson

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team stayed together more this year than as sophomores, we were more a team." "Pride," he explained further, "was a big factor in the reserve team."

.After a disappointing loss to Omaha Westside in their opening game the junior varsity team came on strong to beat Omaha Northeast and Lincoln Northeast in the following two games. From there they had a loss to Lincoln Southeast, wins over Lincoln East and Fremont and losses to Lincoln Northeast and Southest to finish the season.

First year head coach Alex Czeranko explained that his players, "improved as a team e ach week and grew mentally and emotionally as well as physically . "

The other third of the footballers gave a record of two to five. The sophomores "were a heartbreak team," explained head coach Tom Pappas. "We won 2 games and lost 3 on the last play • of the game , and we played hard all the time."

"Beating ~incoln Pius," was the highpoint of the season according to sophomore Bret Jones. "Everyone said they were the toughest school and we really wanted to beat them!"

When asked why he had chosen to go out for football sophomore Pat Westland said he did because of "friends I got to play with a group of guys who really like what they are doing."

Get Him Reserve players go after an opposing · runner The reserve team had a record of 5 to 3

I can't wait! LHS defenders are ready and willing to stop the running attack

Go Get 'Em Mr. Mike Fultz encourages players on the sidelines.

1st row, from left : Stacey Hoffman, Todd McCartney, Stacy Dasher, Ed Soto, Larry Hubbard f2nd row : Chad Lyons, Eri c Teply, Jeff Lomax, Mike Brophy Ray Arizola Jason Koezler 3rd row : "Jerry James, Jay Pitts, Aaron Kurtenbach, Billy Medina, Craig Parker, Todd Taylor, Chondo Haynes 4th row : Chri s Bi ble, Don Novotny, Pat Dumas, Jason Siep, Todd Koester, Aaron Schmo/ting Marlo Bluford 5th row : Chris Webe r, Andy Pappas, Mike Gresch, Coach Mike Fultz, Shawn Clymer, Tony Ellis, Coach Alex Czeranko

Working Hard The sophomore football team gets ready to spring into action

Tackling the Opponent. #44 Patrick Westlund and #30 Kevin Koelzer bring the runner down

Got Him! LHS sophomore defenders stop an East runner in his tracks LHS won this game 22 - 0

Breezing By. #20 Konji Mason sprints by a Lincoln East defender

Fire Up. LHS players give their support to their teammates on the field

Dog-Piling The sophomore team had to get through some very tough situations during their season.

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SQUEEZIN' IT IN Phil Gerlach takes a shot even though he's sorrounded by the opponent.

STRETCHING OUT Jason Loth stretches out his neck before the game begins.

LOOKING FOR AN OPENING Fred Sheridan searches for a team-mate to pass the ball to.

BOY'S RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: Derek Behne, Kenny Love, Eric love, Cedric Brown, Antwan Wilson, Paul Grandgenett, Ruben Beltran, Phil Gerlach, Dave Davis, Fred Sheridan

BOY'S VARSITY TEAM : Aaron Buell, Herman Baker, Chandler Stocks, Shawn Smith, Sky Schroeder, Jim Gibson, Mike Gaither, Joel Nelson, Jon McC/ung, Gene Garza, Mike Gesch

WARMING UP The sophomore team gets ready for their big game

TAKING CONTROL. Varsity playe r, Aaron Buell, looks for an open player to pass the ball to

Shootin'· Some Hoops...

Shooting into action The Lincoln High ' s boy ' s basketball teams were shooting, dribbling, and rebounding to victory during the past year

"Everybody works together then everybody gets into the game," explained sophomore Andrew Moore The sophomore team used a man-to-man defense throughout the year

Jay Carpenter, a sophomore player, also explained that " the coach always says to move without the ball."

Another part of the team ' s success relied on the coaches . " Z <referring to coach Bill Zuspan) is pretty cool, " said reserve player, Ruben Beltran

Mr. Alden Johnson was the head coach, Mr Bill Zuspan was the reserve coach, and Mr Tim Muggy was the sophomore coach There were also two volunteer coaches, Mr Sam Sharpe and Mr. John Matzke.

There were many different reasons why students played basketball.Varsity player, Chandler Stocks, said that he " enjoyed the competition ."

Reserve player, Phil Gerlach, said that he hoped to " get scholarships for college "

GETTING PSYCHED The boy 's sophomore team BANKIN ' IT Tim Genthe goes up for two points in gets their zone set up practice

STEALiNG CONTROL. Mikki Johnson steals the ball from the opponents and heads down court

BREAKING OPEN Angie Simpson breaks down court to get an open position

RUNNING DOWN COURT Keeping up with the opposing team the sophomore team races down court.

GIRL ' S SOPHOMORE TEAM : Bettina Baker, Stacy Weisbrook, Hilary Miles, Michelle Wade, Heather Yaussi, Angie Lee, Jessi Friendt, Mikki Johnson; Heidi Schmidt, Amber Batty, Trina Walker, Melissa Filbert.

GIRL 'S RESERVE TEAM : Cathy Maestas, Andrea Washington, Chassidy Jackson, Jackie Fitzsimmons, Nikki Carson, Traci Hallquist, Angie Simpson, Cindy Mohr, Lynette Baker

GIRL 'S VARSITY TEAM : Robyn Weisbrook, Kerstin Deppe, Kelly Klawonn, Heather Miles, Jody Thompson, Julie Gilde, Carie Chandler, Christie Pitts, Theresa Welch, Shannon Barratt, Charla Brown

Onthe Rebound

Bounding into action Lincoln high's girl's basketball teams had a very challenging, but rewarding season

"It's great, it's basically my life right now, " said varsity player, Kerstin Deppe

Stacy Weisbrook, a sophomore player agreed, "I enjoy it, it's fun to be with my friends . "

"It's fun, " claimed the reserve team ' s new player, Andrea Walsh This was her first year at Lincoln high school. "Being in a different school, at first it was hard for me to fit in " However; she concluded that, " it's fun and the team gets along really well. "

Chassidy Jackson contributed their success to coach Czeranko . " he ' s good at telling you to do your best, he really encourages you "

Mr Bill Myers was the varsity coach The reserve coach was Mr Alex Czeranko, and the sophomore coach was Ms Michelle Cuddeford Ms. Linda Saunders was a volunteer coach for the sophomore team

There were also student managers that helped the teams keep up their energy Julie Jackson and Paula Portis

worked with the varsity team. Becky

Kuzelka and Virginia Cole helped tt1e re-

serve team. While, Nicole Lee assisted the sophomore team

TAKING A FAST BREAK. Cathy Maestas makes a quick move to guard th~ opponent.

SIGNALING SHE'S OPEN Reserve player, Chassidy

Jackson waves to receive the ball

WA/TING TO START The sophomore team waits for the referee 's decision

right : Devin Reinke, John Gill, Aaron Gardner, Coach Thomas Chri stie Middle row Kevin Koelzer, Jason Koelzer, Joe Liekhus, Zane Languis, Jeremy Montgomery, Jeff Strutting Front row Andy Pappas, Todd Koester, Brian Shafer, Chris Nelson, Ben Murphy

Back row, Left to Right: Scott Bitting, David Mahson, Russ Spatt, Brian Nunns, Pat Phillips, Aaron Smith Middle row : Shawn Kusek, Brent Blue, Jeremy Chrastil, Jasen Roper Front row : Brian Witt, Joe Folmer, Kip Maymond, Josh Smith, Matt Shaner

SHOWING HIS SKILL, Aaro n Gardne r pro ves t o a fellow wrestler that he 's no one to be messed with

WATCHING A NEW MOVE, the wrestlers watch a fellow team mate take down another man

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WINNING THE MATCH, this LHS wrestler showed the pride of the school

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Everything depends on you. It's you and him out there, one on one It takes discipline, conditioning and training What sport is this describing? None other than wrestling.

According to Mr . Christie this ye-ars team is fulling their potential and maybe beyond

"I like to think I've done all I can to help them reach their potential so they can compete to the best of their ability . " said Coach Christie

Coach Christie developed a training program affectionately called DCT. These initials stand for discipline, conditioning and technique

When interviewed most of the guys on the team thought they had a good chance at state Well, the team didn't come out on top, but we had two state champs. Senior Jeremy Montgomery (119), and junior Ben Murphy (130). Montgomery went 30-0 this season and was ranked number one in the state Murphy had a record of 27-5

"I could not believe I was the state champ. I didn't feel any strange feeling, but thats because I know I earned it through all of the hard work, like camp and off-season wrestling," said Murphy

All in all the Links had a great season. Thanks a lot guys!!

FLIPPING OVER an opponent, Jereme Montgomery shows his hidden power and strength

TAKING A FALL, some of the wrestlers moves apALL TWISTED UP, these wrestlers try to pin the oth - peared to be more like gymnastics. er one on the bottom

THE THRILL OF VICTORY is on Aaron Gardner 's WAITING FOR THE CALL, Zane Languis hopes that face as he trumphantly holds another wrestler he comes out on top

1st row, from left: Pat Dumas, Lonnie Bates, Tom Day, Kevin Block 2nd row Jeff Foster, Regis Aprew, Ernest Aquero, Howard Kecera 3rd row Jason Kelley, Shane Martin, Monty Atherton, Tim Coleman 4th row Jason Alberg, Jordan Kelley, Craig Dutcher, Simeon Bukacek

1st row, from left: Barb Bartles, Deidre Smith, Jennnifer Trautwein, Jen Phelps, Alicia Guenther, Leslie Thomsen row 2 Dawn Kubic, Diana Hutchison, Amy Petit, Lori Kruzich, Shawn Sheets, Melody Vermass row 3 Melanie Sxhidler, Kerri Moore, Annie Snowden, Ann Tidball, Kim Way, Mikahla Beutler, Nicki Blaha, Mindi Barret row 4 Kim Ward, Nichole Leapley, Jen Jones, Marcie Ferrell, Michelle Ferrrell, Nicole Nbytniuk, Steph Kraff, Sarah Thomassen

READY GO! Members of the swimm i ng team get set on the starting blocks

GET IT RIGHT Team members work on the ir techniques before a swimming meet.

GETTING READY Senior, Mindy Barrett prepares to swim a few practice laps

KEEPING TRACK. Many people helped to write down times and winners of various races

GETTING NERVOUS Male s wim team members wait for their races to get called

TAKING A REST Simeon Bukacek happily poses for the photographer

Diversity helps swimteam

It's 6 :30 a m and the Lincoln High School building is totally deserted Or is it? The swimming team practiced early every morning to prepare for their swimming meets

Head coach Bob Davis summed up his 88-89 team by saying, " This years team is large and diverse One of the reasons that the LHS swim team is different is that 80% of the swimmers are recruited out of the P E classes while other school's swimming teams are made up of people who have been swimming in competition for years ." Coach Davis explained that being on the team improves the swimmers discipline, dedication, and is great aerobic conditioning .

These thoughts were shared by Senior Jason Ahlberg who explained, " Its great excercise and there is more emphasis on personal improvement instead of just winning . "

The diving team is part of the swimming team, but during the 1989 season the divers practiced at Lincoln Southeast because of the diving boards being removed at Lincoln High Junior Kathy Crump explained her love of diving by saying, " It feels good to dive and to set and attain personal goals ."

"All those things are great," explained Junior Jennifer Jones, " but being together as a team is really the best part. "

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88-89Links Staff

EDITO~: Peggy Johnson

PHOTOGRAPHERS:

Andrea Slocum

Kendra Kalcik

Cynammon Jones

John Shaw

Becky Churley

Lisa Friesen

Amy Rucker

Jackson Currie

Brent McKibbin

WRITERS:

Cori Engle

Rhonda Schaer

Becki Kuzelka

Michelle Stover

Sheri Sundermann

Tina Koeppe

MikeWiles

LAYOUTS:

Stephanie Godeker

Jenny Bartunek

ADS: Shannon Aguirre

ADVISOR: Cathy Knight

Walsworth Advisor: Mike Diffenderfer

COLOPHON

The 2000 copies of the 1988-1989 LINKS, Links In Action were printed on 80 pound enamel paper and published by Walsworth Publishing Company of Marceline, Missouri.

The cover designed by the staff and Walsworth, represented the action at Lincoln High.

The type used throughout the book was Kabel and Brush. Headlines were set in 36 and 24 point. Captions were set in 8 and 6 point. The yearbook staff produced the book on the Comtran Software Computer Program

Layout design had uniform column widths for each section The cover was red with black print accented by two photos of the school.

The LINKS is a member of the Nebraska High School Press Association, the National Scholastic Press Association, and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association .

AndTheAction GoesOn

The action goes on even though the school year has come to an end . Many tears have been shed but also much laughter has been shared. We all felt the pain when the news of Dr. Jones' cancer was announced, but we all felt the joy as he came home. We were brought together as the news of the many plane crashes claimed the lives of innocent peo- • pie. We fought over the controversial film, "The Last Temptation of Christ" and we rejoiced over the Soviets being pulled out of

Afghanistan. We were pulled apart by Bush's election and Kerry's election to the Nebraska State Senate. We felt saddened at the death of Hiro Hito, the emperor of Japan whom broke a lasting tradition of leadership rule We were confused in deciding the value of an unborn Jife and brought it to the supreme court. Tears and fears have brought us together enabling us to grow closer and share one of the best years ever.

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