Three Lincoln High students appreciate the school Many great friendships were formed here.
Because of the many adjustments and transitions made this year, another word that could be used to sum it all up is change. Change showed its face in a variety of ways this year. Whether · through one of the newly-hired campus supervisors or the new female principal, from the beginning, students could tell that this year wasn't going to be the same.
Another new attendance
• policy was put into effect trying to finally curb the problems of truancies and tardies. Along with this came new lunch regulations requiring sophomores to stay in the cafeteria for the first time in many years. To give the sophomores a few more choices in cuisine, the cafeteria became a regular food court offering pizza , sandwiches, and other items from places such as Valentines, Little King, and
By Hannah Eskridge McDonalds.
A new child care program became available offering student parents new opportunities to attend school. There were also new clubs formed such as a Women's issues club.
Bekka Meyer, a junior active in Student Council, Pomalinks, and Varsity Swing Choir was unhappy with some of the changes made. •She considered the new lunch and attendance policies to shelter and baby-sit students.
"The new policies showed regression. It was moving backwards, notforward," Meyer said. Although Meyer said there were few times when she had been directly affected by the changes, she thought they were a hassle. Meyer, however, did like the new principal. "She seemed very open and willing to interact with students," Meyer said
Julie Paschold, a senior, liked the new lunch policy. "I enjoyed it because i t offers choices," said Paschold.
Paschold understood why some people disagreed with the new program, but she understood why the administration put it into effect.
"I haven't directly been effected by the new policies, but it can be a hassle if you forget your I. D card," Paschold stated.
At first, many students considered it a nuisance to pull out the card every day, but were pleasantly surprised when the campus supervisors started to recognize faces and no longer carded them.
The year was full of change, but through it all, Lincoln High remained strong and continued to display, "A Show of Variety."
LHS students don't just hang out at the pools over the three month break!!!
Students Find/ Ways lei tearn
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By Erin Hansbrough
Education does not neccessarily end when the doors of Lincoln High School close. This summer, manystudentsspenttime in classes and other activities learning about a variety of subjects.
Bisola Ojikutu, a senior at Lincoln High, spent five weeks at Boston University participating in the Institute for Television, Radio, and Film Production. The Institute was actually a class in which students studied in three different areas: film, television studio, and television field. During the five weeks, Ojikutu worked on many projects, including four commercials, a public service announcement on racism, and "a three-minute film about a guy who lost his pants."
Ojikutu, along with seniors Anil Seth, Thao Pham, Ryan Wylie, Noah Walsh, Amy Paschold and Julie Paschold also attended the ' Nebraska Scholar's Institute. The students stayed on campus at UNL from June 13 to June 25 while participating in classes. The classes were divided into two areas: Arts and Humanities, and Math and Sciences.
Julie Paschold took classes in the Arts and Humanities area, which she felt was a good learning experience. "I took a class from Bill Kloefkorn. Iliked the idea thatwestudiedwitha Nebraska Poetlauriet. Ialsolikedthatwecouldcallteachers, like Mr. Ferris, bytheirfirstnames it was pretty informal."
Ryan Wylie enjoyed the '1amily groups", which were made up of a small group of students and a facilitator. "It was just a place where you could get together and talk about what went on, what you enjoyed throughout the day." said Wylie.
Lincoln High juniors Falla Halsey, Eric Crump, Brandy Markesan, and Steve Rich took part in activities through the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The group was recently recognized as a United States Chapter of the NAACP. The activities included picnics, a trip to the national seminar in Kansas City, and a seminar hosted by Gallup. At the seminar, the students met with analysts from Gallup who helped them plan for "career opportunities, college, and beyond," said Rich. The analysts also "helped us figure out what we want for ourselves."
It is obvious that many students see education as a continual and constant activity, not one that ends with the ringing of the bell.
(Below) Seniors Thao Pham and Julie Paschold pose with classmates and Nebraska Schoars Institute (Photo Courtesy of Julie Paschold)
Summer B IMoaUon
(Below) Senior Bisola Ojikutu learns at Boston University.
(Above) A few Lincoln High juniors and seniors pose for a photo at Young Life "Castaway Club" in Minnesota
(Above , left) Steve Fe r ris goofs around with a student after a creek outing through Nine-Mile Prairie at Nebraska Scholars Institute (Photo courtesy of Julie Paschold)
(Left) Juniors Heather Akin and Carrie Pierce gear up to go parasailing at Young/ Life camp
(Right) Senior Shane Scalf rocks out at a church camp in San Marcos, Texas
(Below) Sophomore Adam White looks over the Atlantic Ocean at Two Lights State Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine
(Above) Senior Rebecca Krejci overlooking the Mediterranean Sea in Haifa , Israel.
•(Right) Senior Kelly Knapp attended the Perry-Mansfield Camp for dance in Steamboat Springs , CO.
ari ~ty is Un
Students
take a load off and I enJoy an assortment of seasonal activities.
By Elizabeth Barajas
The bell rings and it's out of school and into the lazy, hazy days of summer. These past summer days were ones of hanging out with friends, going to far off places and experiencing new and exciting things.
"I didn't do much this summer, " said Sophomore Elizabeth Schuller with a sigh.
Junior Sarah Peters was a bit more descriptive about her summer of extensive treking. "I loved being in North Carolina. I would just sleep all day on the warm sand, with the gentle sound of waves in the background."
Peters was also in Brooklyn , New York for one month as a
fSummer
nanny for a friend of her family. "My favorite part was walking around with the two -year-old in the neighborhood. You could see families hanging out on the front stoop, and little old ladies walking to the delicatessen every morning to buy salami. It was the whole atmosphere. I was able to see a part of Brooklyn that tourists usually don't see, I was in the neighborhood, not upper Manhattan ," Peters said.
Senior Noah Walsh had a somewhat relaxing summer also. He was among selected students that participated in Nebraska Scholar' s institute. This two week camp allowed Walsh to take classes ranging from Drama to Anatomy. "I got to see cadavers,"
Walsh said with a smile
Walsh said that it was exciting when one of his dreams came true this summer , " I played Cyrano in Cyrano De Bergerac, a play I have always wanted to be in."
Junior Carrie Pierce had a busy summer filled with camps and travel. "I went to Young Life camp in Minnesota. I went to a Student Council summer workshop at Wayne State College." .Pierce's favorite moment of all of her adventures was at young life camp. "I went parasailing. It Wq.S wonderful , it feels like you are flying."
Whatever the adventure, it was clear that variety was the spice of last summer.
Summer 11
(Below) Junior Sarah Peters with her babysitting charge , Madison Solarana , in Brooklyn , New York
(Below) LHS English teacher Deborah McGinn on her 510 mile bike ride across Nebraska
(Below) Senior Lisa Rivey me e ts the horses on the streets of Austria. She attended a Friendship Camp for the Red Cross fo r three weeks
(Above) Varsity Coach Eric Knoll looks on as Lincoln High becomes victorious at the homecoming football game
(Right) Th e crowd gets warmed up in the hall at "Gnimocemoh ".
(Far above) LaToya Gladney, Detell Walker, and Aquarius Hopkins and friends take a break from dancing to pose for the cameras at homecoming 1993 (Photo courtesy of The Picture Man)
(Left) Senior Dave Deppe and Junior Lari Kiple dance to the music of the D.J in Johnson Gym.
(Below) Students rush to see what is written on the flip cards
(Left) Seniors Aaron Bott and Mindy Leupold celebrate after being crowned homecoming king and queen
(Above) Seniors Efrain Umana and Karla Krenke share some time together at homecoming.
(Below, left) Homecoming royalty nominees smile for the camera. (Back row) Dave Deppe , Ryan Wylie , Jason Westenburg , Justin Schulz, Jeff Tlempka (Front row) Fonte/la Colliers, Kelly Folmer, Lisa Behne , Mindy Leupold, Aaron Bott, Heather Johnson , Summer Monroe (Photo courtesy of The Picture Man)
(Below) Senior David Frye talks to a friend following the crowning of the homecoming royalty
(Right) John Synovec , a junior, is seen stocking heads of lettuce at his job with Hinky Dinky.
(Below) Junior Mary Scheffler takes a quick break from her job at Gallup Poll to flash a smile for the Yearbook photographer
(Above) Junior Shelley Mika checks out groceries at Hinky Dinky.
(Right) At the Plaza 4 Movie Theatre, Senior Kelly Thiem and LHS graduate
Kristen Johnson work the concession stand.
Students Sh_Qw .Off Their Job Skills
By Christine Damon and Jaime Stoll
Lincoln High students worked for a variety of reasons this year.
Dating b~ck even as far as Bedrock, high school students have had jobs. Whether they be for extra. cash, senior pictures, car insurance or to help out the family, part-time jobs were not hard to come by.
Many students were employed at grocery stores all around Lincoln. Hinky Dinky ~as one very popular place for the students from Lincoln High to work. Sacking groceries, working at the service desk, checking out and restocking were just a few of the positions available at supermarkets. Chas Clauss , a junior, sacked groceries at Hinky Dinky. Basically he
worked there to earn extra spending money and to pay for the insurance of his car. Other students worked at such stores as Hy-Vee , Save-Mart, Russ's IGA and Super Saver.
Fast food restaurants also employed a lot of high school students. At Amigos, McDonald's, Runza , and Subway, many Lin- · coin High students were found taking orders, preparing food and cleaning up our messes! We found Dan Miiler to be one of those hardworking Runza employees. Miller worked aboutfourtofive nights per week for approximately eighteen to twenty hours per week. For over
a year Runza restaurants have had . the privilege of having Miller as an employee. Miller feels that his work experience didn't interfere with his school work although he did come home tired every now and then.
A lot of sophomore students didn't have jobs, but with the help of their careers classes they became more prepared for the work experience. Theresa Spitzer was excited about working and hoped to get a job at Gallup Poll. Mock interviews helped Spitzer set future goals.
Part-time jobs were a good way for students to ·1earn responsibility and earn money at the same time
(Below) Jaime Stoll, a junior demonstrates her friendliness as she serves a customer at Colby Ridge.
(Below) Senior Jamie Peterson displays her keyboarding talents while working at Gallup Poll.
Les Exodus , a Midwestern reggae band, opened for 311 at the Student Union.
3 11 , a funk band from Omaha , rocks out for their fans at the Student Union
Senior David McElravey smiles while plaj ing guitar in the band Mommy.
Senior Hugh Hansen plays guitar in Deejay Corkeee Nyne and the Korduroy Luv Tabernakle Kwire
Music is an important
part of life for Lincoln
High Students
Variety of Music in the Mix
by Erin Hansbrough
Music has always been a topic of interest to Lincoln High students. Whether it was country, punk, rap , or classical, most students listened to music as often as they could.
"I could easily say that Primus is my favorite band," said junior Jeremy Woerner, "and Tony Bennet rocks."
Senior Johnny Smith said his favorite bands were "probably Screeching Weasel, the Queers, and Minor Threat."
"My favorite singer in the whole world is Suzanne Vega," said sophomore Suzanne Evans. "I also really like Lemonheads ."
When asked which album he listem he listened to the most, sophomore Eric Verhar said,"Of the Pixies, probably 'Doolittle'. I
also listen to Mousetrap alot."
Junior Ellie Redfield said, "I listen to a lot of mix tapes. , with stuff like Pearl Jam, the Breeders, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Cure."
All of the students interviewed agreed that they listened to music as often as possible "I listen to music every waking hour of the day, except at school , because they won't let me," said Evans.
Local bands were also popular with some students. "In support of one of the greatest bands in the last two years, I have to say that 'God Protects Fools ' by Mercy Rule (a Lincoln band) is one of the best albums, " said junior Eric Maly.
Woerner also liked Mercy RuJe, and added "311 {from Omaha} is
real swell. P-Nut , anyone?"
Some Lincoln High students also played in bands. Members of Plastik Trumpet,Superglue, and Mommy all attended LHS.
The students interviewed also agreed that they listened to different music according to their mood or what they were doing.
"I really like classical, so if I'm mellow, I'll listen to that," said Redfield.
"The Smiths are great just after finals," said Maly.
Evans seemed to sum up how some students felt about the importance of listening to music. "I have to It keeps me from going C a Z y ! "
Senior David McElravey (above) plays guitar in Plastik Trumpet, while singer Garth Johnson wails away.
Senior Dustin Booth (left) supplies the rhymes in Deejay Corkeee Nyne and the Korduroy Luv Tabernakle Kwire
(Below) A style that could be for anyone : beaded necklaces came in every style, shape , and
(Right) Robin Stricklin shows her style while Chuck Foley looks on Everyone in some way had a unique way of expressing themselves
color
(Above) Not only a fashion statement but the latest hobby. Rollerblading was known and tried by many.
(Right) An oldy but a goody. Beatles still showed up on shirts as well as many other places.
A Plethora of Sfy}e
There
(Betow)A Lincoln ''High student rests his feet while wo,rking his brain. Walking down the halls, one could see much variety :, even in footwear;
(Above) Antonio Jackson displays his tastes through his Baja jacket. These jackets came in a variety of colors and were seen throughout the halls.
(Left) Scott Brennfoerder shows his team spirit through his way of dressing Many students showed spirit for their own teams through their own type of fashion.
(Left) What cute outfits! Justin Gatzemeyer and Rachel Pueppke show their styles
was r,ot just on(?) style in the halls at Lincoln High.
(Below) The cast of 1993'soneactplay, /Just Want to Tell Somebody. was runner-up in district competition.
11 Rooms on third floor may now proceed to the gym for the spirit rally." "Yes! 11 Students with bright shining faces, raced, jumped, and shouted gleefully through the halls this year in eager anticipation of another great Lincoln High tradition, assemblies.
LHS was treated this year with a variety of different assemblies. Some of these were: an Asian culture assembly which included students demonstrating traditional Asian dance and dress, Brazilian dancers, Native American speakers, play previews, vocal groups and a Martian L. King assembly.
( Right) The Linco_ln High school wrestling team took a shot at Wrestling Cheerleader moves at the 1994 switch rally.
( Right) Melissa Zak and Amber Shavers act out a scene, Shavers portrayed Loraine Hansberry in LHS's fall play To Be Young Gifted and Black.
The excitement never stopped
(Left) The Weslyn Choir presented their talents during an assembly early in the year.
(Above) Kerry DeCory addresses LHS with her thoughts on what Martin L. King means to her.
(Left) Brazilian Dancers helped teach their art, which was a combination of dance and martial arts, to a few Brazilian Dance hopefuls.
A Variety ot Lunch Ac1ivities
- By Scott Brennfoerder and Elizabeth Barajas
Lunch, was it an adventure in school food, or an exciting trek into the world of burgers and fries? Sophomores, juniors and seniors alike seemed1o agree that closed campus wasn1 much of a problem. The lunch policy at Lincoln High was more like that little mosquito flying about your face when you are trying to relax it's a nuisance
"It is a nuisance to show your ID to the same people everyday," commented senior Pat Trinh. When going out to lunchjuniorsandseniorshadtoflashtheirl.D. cardtowhomever may be guarding the doors to the outside world. An identifying dot was their pass to freedom from heartburn.
Junior Jessica Mefford agrees with Trinh in that taking out the •card took up time and was a nuisance. Susan Briggs a campus supervisor, said that there was not much of a problem in kids trying to leave without designated permission.
Students had a choice of the normal school lunch which included the salad bar, pizza from Valentines and sandwiches from DaVinci's. Students with Mac attacks, unfortunately were notsatisfiedwiththeselection in the McDonaldsstand. However, there was a new, large supply of candy available that was not around in years past. Becky Schupbach, a sophomore at LHS laments, "Where is the cheese pizza! The needs of vegetarians and people with special dietary requirements are notadaquately met."
Sophomore Kacey Prescher agreed with popular opinion, "You get sick of pizza and hamburgers everyday. Also they are cold most of the time."
As per school lunch policy, sophomores were required to remain in school during their lunch period. Though a nuisance in principle, in practice, the new codes were not much of a problem. " It seems that we are the experimental class." says Tony Relys, a sophomore. Most said that they never tried to _ sneak out. But most of the sophomores interviewed have contemplated it.
"I have plotted and schemed. I'm just waiting for my junior friends with cars," said Schupbach.
(Below) The Lincoln High lunch room , looking pretty vacant, wonder why?
While campus was closed for Sophomores, it remained open for upperclassmen with I.D.s.
(Below L-R) Lori Ferrel , Rachel Pueppke , Mittra Coad, Jen Lyons, and Susie Berry all seniors enjoy their priveledge of going out to lunch at Arby's
(upper, left) Joe Manthey, junior enjoys Valentino 's pizza in the back of a truck
(above , L-R) Jami Hemmer and Summer Monroe , seniors , talk at lunch time , in midst of paper cups and wrappers at Taco Bell.
(left) / Karen Stephen looks over the shoulder of Becky Shupba c h and thinks is that real food or what Poor Sophomores
(Above) Amber Shavers listens while Enoch Ulmer reads a letter sent to her character.
(Right) Eddie Brown and Dan Nickerson act out a scene together.
(Below) A lovers quarrel Noah Walsh and Amy Po/icky display their talents
(Below) Susanne Evans ponders a thought during "To Be Young , Gifted and Black ".
Fall Play led By Strorng Cast
By Stephanie Mahoney
To
Be Young, Gifted and Black showed a wider variety of students and talent; gave a ne~ meaning to the term 11 all school play 11 •
(le f t) Noah Walsh takes the spotlight during this year 's fall play.
This year's fall play , To Be Young, Gifted and Black , not only proved that Lincoln High students had talent , it also showed off their uniqueness and diversity.
The play was based on the biography of Lorraine Hansberry , a black playwright who became the youngest American , the fifth woman , and the first African-American dramatist to win the Best Play of the Year Award of the New York Drama Critics for one of her plays. To Be Young, Gifted and Black moves back and forth in time , from her early childhood in the ghettos of Chicago to her death in 1965.
This play was chosen by director Joe Kreizinger because he thought it was an excellent play . " It meets all the criteria of what a good play is to me ," he said.
Some scenes from the play were presented as part of the Lincoln Public Schools Staff Development Program so all teachers .in Lincoln would have a chance to see it. The entire play was also presented again in February , sponsored by the UNL African-American Studies program
This year' s all school play turned out to be a great success. Part of it was due to the hard work and • dedication of everyone involved. According to Susanne Evans, a sophomore , the play came together well because of all of the spirit that the cast had, and the effort they put forth.
To Be Young, Gifted and Black sent out the message that with determination , anything is possible. Junior Eddie Brown said, "The pfay showed that if you want something in life , you havetogothrough many obstacles , but if you put your mind to it , you can overcome anything. "
(Left) Aquarius Hopkins , Sarah Peters , Susan Lott, and Michelle Cates pose for a speaking part.
A few Lincoln High students hang out on the school steps at the end of the day (below).
Sophomore Jen Schmenkle works on her music with teacher Terry Rush (below)
Seniors Tara Cochrane and Adam Dunn and junior Heather Akin sit down to a game of gin in the hall (above)
A Variety of Afterschool Activities
by Sarah Brennan
Students enjoy many different activities in their time outside of class.
The diversity at Lincoln High can be noticed by looking at the student activities outside of school. Some students spent their free time with family, while others chose to be with friends or by themselves. Activities were extremely varied, from sitting at home watching tv alone to partying with a large group of people. Some students at Lincoln High had jobs, while others placed importance on other things.
Shelly Sasse, a senior at Lincoln High, thoughtthatdancing and partying were a fun part of her weekends. "I'm a teenager. I want to spend time with my friends right now," she said.
Lois Briggs, another senior, set
aside time just for spending with her family. "I think family is the most important thing, because without family, you're nowhere," said Briggs
Even out-of-school sports activities were varied. Dan Fowler, a junior, spent time weightlifting after school. Brad Musick, a senior, was on an indoor soccer team, and also participated in snow skiing.
The variety of interests was obvious when comparing senior activities with sophomore activities. For example, Courtney Baker, a sophomore, liked to go cruising every once in a while with her friends. But it seemed that when senior year came around,
the attitude toward cruising changed. Sasse com ments, "I used to go cruising when I was a sophomore, but now it's just a waste of gas."
Those who had jobs did different things at work. Zach Zeggers worked at Russ's IGA for twenty-five hours each week Dan Fowler worked at Salem Trucking Company durung the weekends, and Shelly Sasse worked at Taco Inn.
Whether it was through spending time with friends, being with family, spending time alone, working or just' hanging out, students at Lincoln High showed their individualism in their free time as well as at school.
Juniors Nate Austin , Matt Gerren , Steve Rich and Gal Maller horse around in the hall (above)
Sophomores Becky Shupbach and Ben Armstrong enjoy themselves at a concert in the LHS auditorium (left)
This year's one-act play
_tackled the topic of child abuse.
Tell Someone The cast of the one -act reaches out to others by teaching them to reach out themselves (Right).
11 Tell Sorneorne 11
by Angel Slater
The one-act play (a play about inappropriate touching and sexual abuse) required many hours of hard work to make · the play a success. The one-act play involved a small group of students who became hard and fast friends.
Junior Sarah Peters thought it was scary and very difficult to play her part as an abused child. She and senior Adam Dunn spent sometime working out their scene until they felt comfortable with it.
Junior Laura Reznicek, who played an abusive mother , felt it was easier to play the part with the background and knowledge she had from Illusion theatre . "Not
all peop le real ize exactly what ' s going on , or why , and most people don 't want to get involved , either , for fear of causing the child more harm , or the possibility of the parents doing something even more drastic. It doesn 't seem real until you 've seen it , and theatre allows this ," said Reznicek.
The cast received second place in districts , with less than three points keeping them from first place
•~can't we just forgive ourselves? " Not all child harassment is done intentionally, as shown by senior Adam Dunn (Above)
did you
Junior Laura Reznicek turns to punish sophomoreSuzanne Evans for trying to act like her mother (Above)
"What
do to make mommy so mad? " Sophomore Suzanne Evans sits in the closet cradling her broken child (Right)
.
Face
Sophomore Ben Garver cowers before 1is father, junior Jeremy Woerner (left)
Sophomore Heather Furnas comforts sophomore Enoch Ulmer from his father's demands (Left)
Sophomore Taylor Borchert as a coach , sees trouble upsetting his athletes, but can 't determine what to do to help (Left).
the facts. Every year, many children are sexually abused Junior Sarah Peters speaks out on the issues of child abuse (Below).
" and that means we've got to kiss " Sarah Thomposon waits for Adam Dunn to kiss her, as a beginning to a long lifetime to having everything alike.
"Dogpile you're it!" Adam Dunn , Nate A ustin , Melissa Zak, Dan Nickerson , Sarah Thompson , Laura Reznicek , and Amber Shavers (below) add some excitement
"Touched by one and all " Melissa Zak (below) hugs a student from Randolph Elementary School, showing how the group gets through to students
"Not just an Illusion" Illusions Theater (above) not only teaches children about touch, but shares a "touching" moment at LHS , too.
Lincoln High Students give the right touch through acting.
Illusions Theater
by Erin Hansbrough
"Illusions Theater' ' was a good example of a class that, more often than not, took place outside of the classroom. The group was actually started as a professional theatre company that received a grant from the state of Nebraska so that they could travel with their play The students in the class at Lincoln High worked as a part of the company. The class performed their play, which dealt with sexual abuse, outside of school many times, often at local elementary schools.
To prepare for their roles, the actors spent some time learning about sexual abuse. "To help us help the kids, we've been learning about sexual abuse. We've been bombarded with statistics." said sophomore Sarah Thompson.
"We trained for the actual play for the first three weeks. They (the instructors) were helping us to deal with the topic, making sure we were knowledgable about it," said junior Nate Austin
The actors tried to communicate to their audience what sexual abuse is, how to prevent it, and what to do if it happens. Sarah Peters, a junior, explained,"we're helping them to realize that if they are being touched in a bad way, they should tell someone, they should talk about it." They seemed to get their message across quite well. "We've had a lot of kids come up to us and disclose information, like 'this happened to me'. A lot of kids come up and talk about it," said Peters.
There were many goals within the group, the main one being to
reduce the occurance of sexual abuse. "I think the goal of the group would be to help erradicate sexual abuse. I'd love for that to happen, but I don't see it happening anywhere in the near future, unfortunately," said sophomore Aaron Dupree.
" I want people to be able to alk about sexual abuse that's he only way we're ever going to come close to a solution," explained senior Amber Shavers.
The members of "Illusions heater" reached many goals, whether they dealt with sexual abuse or acheiving new heights as an actor. Teaching others about sexual abuse was a big part of the learning process for the students involved in "Illusions Theater".
"Boys! Girls!" As Adam Dunn pulls Laura Reznicek's hair (above), they show that some touches are only meant to get attention.
(Left) Taylor Borchert explains how he feels, and gets students to speak out, too.
" What's going on? " Drama teacher Joe Kreizinger looks out from his place in the light booth
David Frye , Justin Schulz, Ryan Wylie , Aaron Bott, and Dave Deppe perform acrobatics as well as singing songs from the 1950's.
The sophomore cheerleaders dazzle the crowd with a dance
A student performs a traditional Chinese dance for the spectators at Joy Nite
Raquel Downs and Jason Sawatzki immitate the infamous Lorraine and John Bobbit in the Student Council skit.
Students Entertain Each Other at Joy Nite
This year's Joy Nite was an engaging mix of the traditional acts such as swing choir and cheerleading, as well as creative new acts such as the Oriental dancers. The crowd was entertained by various songs, dances, and skits.
The theme of the night was 11 game showss 11 • The emcees (Amber Shavers , Vicky Westlund , Noah Walsh, Eddie Brown, Susan Lott , and Adam Dunn) did a good job incorporating such popular shows as Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy , and Family Fued into their skits and introductions for other acts.
Joy Nite was an entertaining and exciting time for all who attended.
Senior Rick Glanz and Junior Bekka Meyer enjoy performingf their 1950's song and dance
Senior Te Woods sings the song "I Will Always Love You ", from the soundtrack of the popularr movie "The Bodyguard".
Joy Nite emcees Angel Slater, Vicky Westlund, and Susan Lott perform one of many skits involving the show's theme , gmae shows
As the weeks of steady rainstorms turned into months , farmland, cities and towns in the Midwest suffered flooding of historic proportions The Great Flood of '93 is the second-costliest natural disaster on record in the U.S., causing more than $12 billion in damage.
le was a difficult year for Southern California residents. In the fall, brush fires swept over 200 , 000 acres, causing about $1 billion d ct mage In January, an earthquake shook Los Angeles , destroying thousands of homes, closing freeways, and shutting down many schools. The quake, measuring 6.6, caused 5 7 deaths and an estimated $30 billion damage.
Saying, "I have nothing more co prove ," Chicago Bulls scar Michael Jordan announced his retirement from the NBA. The announcement ended a roller coaster year during which his team captured another league championship, he was accused of having a gambling problem, and his father was murdered.
hie a three-run horner in the bottom of the ninth inning of the sixth game of the World Series co defeat the Philadelphia Phillies. The come-from - behind victory clinched their second straight World Championship, four games to two.
Nelson Mandela and South Africa
President F. W. de Klerk shared the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize for their roles in ending apartheid in their country. •
Phoro by Bill Nat ion / SYGMA
Phoro by FOS
Photo by lielemans / DUOMO Toronto Blue Jay Joe Carter
Ph oto by Kr aft / SYGMA
Ph oro by Brauchli / SYGMA
An overview of events anel personalities of the year
Saying their clients had been influenced by a mob mentality during the 1992 LA riots, lawyers for Damian Williams and Henry Watson won attempted murder acquittals in the Reginald Denny beating trial.
Steven Spielberg's Jurassi c Park proved to be popular with moviegoers as it became the highest-grossing movie of all time with $712 million in ticket sales, eclipsing another of his films , E.T.
PLO Chairman Yasir Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin came together in Washington, D.C., and with the stroke of their pens and a handshake started the peace process in motion.
A train plunged into a bayou north of Mobile, Ala., shortly after a runaway barge struck the bridge supports, killing 47 in the worst accident in Amtrak's history.
Faced with allegations th~t he sexually abused a 13-year-old boy, Michael Jackson ended his world-wide " Dangerous" concert tour and sought treatment for drug addiction
Sarah Dietrich: Sophomore Select 10; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11 , 12; Concert Choir 11 , 12; Symphonic Band 11 ; NHS 12; Academic Letter 11
Minh Dinh
Nguyen Dinh
Joe Dooley
Pat Double
Raquel Downs: Track 10; Softba/111 ; Soccer 11 , 12, J. V. letter, Varsity Soccer letter; lntramurals 11 ; Student Council Corresponding Secretary , second semester 11 ; African-American Caucus second Vice President 12; Rainbow Club Board Member 10, 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11 , 12; Concert Band 11 , 12; Student Mediator 12; Student Council 11 , 12; Pep Band 10, 11 , 12; All School Play 12; Joynite 10, 11 , 12; D A.R E Rolemodeling ; Photography for Yearbook 10
Jon Doyle
Yusuf Drammeh
hat ·is your favorite or most embarassing me~ory of Lincoln· High?
"Going to Spaghetti Works after Football or Track and taking noodles and putting them through my nose and bringing it out of my mouth."Shane Scalf
"When I played JV Basketball as a sophomore and we beat LSE in overtime by two points." .~Ryan Wylie
"The time I fell asleep in algebra and didn't wake up until 3:15." - Clay Ehlers
"I had my car in the lab here at school and my car alarm went off and I couldn't shut it off." - Brian Hall /
"My most embarrassing memory from Lincoln High School was when I was a sophomore and went into the wrong class and actually sat through half of the class until I realized that I was in the wrong class.". Nikkie Waller
Lisa Graff: Basketball 9, 10, 11 , 12, 4 letters ; All City, Honorary Captain; All Conference ; All State First Team ; Varsity Softball 12, 1 letter; Student Mediator 12; Honor Roll 11 ; KOLNIKGIN T. V Athlete of the week 12; Sertoma Club
Softball Honoree 12
Lisa Greif
Seniors
Julie Griffith
Troy Gubser
Angela Guenther: VICA local Vice President 11 , local President 12, State Secondary Vice President 12; Car Club Vice President; Concert Band 1O; Marching Band Letter 1O; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12
Hugh Hansen: Wrestling 10; Advocate 10, 11 , 12, Letter 11 , 12, Managing Editor 11 , Student Advisor 12; Intramural Basketball 10, 11 , 12; Jazz Band 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Joynite 11 , 12; NHSPA State Championships 10, 11
Tim Hansen
Anna Harms: Student Council Historian 10, Secretary 11 , President 12, Letter 11 , 12; French Club Officer 11 , 12; Vice President of Young Democrats 12; Orchestra 10, 11 , 12, letter 10, 11 , 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NH$ 12; Joynite 10, 11 , 12
"Ms. Peterson, she has helped me see that everything you do can be a game." - Chad Olberding
"Mrs. Leudtke, science and I don't mix, but Mrs. L helps us to understand and makes learning about science "Fun". Well as fun as it could be for learning science." - Stacy Schubert
"Mr. Barstow, he made me interested in learning for the first time."Pat Janike
"Mr. Czeranko, because he told me where I could get gas at a bargin price, and they check your oil too." - Chad McChee
"Joe Skutkhan, he teaches with a firm hand but a soft heart. He makes you respect him by respecting you first." - Kim Hillyer
Heather Johnson: French Club Officer 12; Cheerleading 10; Poma/inks 11 , 12; Joynite 10, 11 , 12
Jaime Johnson: StudenfCouncil Historian 11 , 12, District Representative 1O ; FHA/HERO District 2 Vice President 10, President 10, 111 12; Leadership Development Program 10, 11 , 12; Honor Ro/110
Joshua Johnson
Rebecca Johnson .
Travis Johnson
Amy Jones
Nicole Kanne: Varsity Soccer Letter Winner 9, 10, 11 , 12, Co-Captain 12, Academic All-Conference 11 ; Student Council Letter Winner 11 , 12, Historian 11 , 12, Summer officer 11 , Al/State Student Council, 12; Homecoming Co-Chairperson 12; Honor Roll 10, 12; LHS Scholar Athlete Award 11 , 12
Khammany Keovichith: Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Board Member on the Rainbow Club 12,; Academic Letter Winner
Eric Kepler
Jennifer Kernes
Jason Ketterer
Chahn Khuu
Jeremiah King
Jennifer King
Jason Kinnan
Scott Kistler: Special Olympics , Basketball, Track, Bowling, Swimming
Amy Klein: Varsity Soccer 9, 10, 11 , 12, Letter 9, 10, 11 , 12; Cheerleading Co -Captain 10; Student Council Secretary 10, Scrapbook/Historian 11 , Vice President 11 , All-state Student Council 12; Letter Winner 11 , 12; Joynite Stage Director 12
Chad Klein
Kelly Knapp: Marching Band 10 ; Concert Band 10; Mock Trial; Honor Roll 10, 11 ; National Honor Society 12
Kellie Knop
Stephanie Kotschwar: Latin Club Treasurer 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Acedemic Letter Winner
Ben Lacy: Football 9 , 10; Baseball 10, JV 11 ; ESL Treasurer; Peer Helping 11
Deri Ladely
Jeremy Lahners
KendalLangenberg
Christina Lanz: Rainbow Club Historian 12; Soundsation 12; Academic Letter 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS12
Elizabeth Lattimer
Ai Le
Binh Le
Dung Thi Le
Ha Thu Le
Quang Van Le
Tram Thu Le
Nicole Leonard
Mindi Leupold: Volleyball 10, 11 , 12, J. v. Captain 10, Varsity Captain 12; Academic All-State 11 , 12; Academic All-Conference 12; All-Conference 1.2; LPS Scholar Athlete Award 11 ; Vice President Girls "L" Club 12; SADD Officer 12; Peer Helping 11 ; Academic Letter Winner 11 ; Honor Roll 1o, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Homecoming Queen 12
Jason Loch
Jerimie Logan
Erin Loken
Delan Lonowski
Ginger Loomis
Sharon Lorsung
Jonah Lounsbury: Boys Soccer 10, 11 , 12; Prep Jazz Band 10, 11
Jennifer Lyons
Due Mai
John Manley
Elisha Mareno
Dawn Marshall: Marching Band 1o, 11 ; Conc~rt Band 1O; Symphonic Band 11 , 12; Band Council Junior Representative ; lettered in band 10, 11 ; Speech and Debate Team 10, 12; PWB 11; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NFL 10, 12; NHS 12
Sharissa Martin: J. v. Cheerleading Captain , Varsity Cheerteading ; Joynite 11 , 12
Andrea Martinez
Jill Masek
Anthony Mathews
Bill Mccarter
Laurie McCaugherty
Kirsten McDonald: Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Musical 1O; Joynite 11 ; All School Play 11 ; Intramural Bowling • 11
hat is something that you will never forget about Lincoln
High School?
"I'll never forget all the friends I've made and all the memories that I'll carry with me." -Laura Scott
"Getting to be a member of the first high school varsity softball team at Lincoln High. Then winning Districts and getting third in state. I That really made me feel good. 11 -Wendy Alexander
"It saved my life-literally! I came here when I was very sick and through the help and support of my teachers, counselors, and friends I was able to realize my worth as a person, improve my health, and beat the disease that was taking my life!" -Chris Lanz.
"I'll never forget how every year the policies changed. (We) had to learn new rules every year." -Jamie Hudson
"I'll never forget that LHS is the best High School. I wouldn't want to go to any other. The wide diversity and different friendships are like no other. 11 -Mandy Bolton
Rebecca Peters: Basketball 10; Jntramurals 11 ; Advocate 11 , 12, Sports Editor 12; Forensics 12; Honor Roll 10, 12; NHS 12; All School Play 11 , 12; Joynite 11, 12
Jamie Peterson
Kimvui Pham
Theo Pham
Phuong Phan
S niors
Jeff Pfundt
Phuong Phan
Kate Pickett
Alison Pierce: DECA officer 12
Kelly Plautz: Swimming 10, 11 , 12; Letterwinner 11 , 12; Yearbook 12; Advocate 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Cornhusker Girls State 11
Amy Polic'ky: Intramural Volleyball 11 ; Art Club Board Member 11 ; Collective member of POWER 12; Sophomore Select Choir 10; Concert Choir 11 ; Madrigals 11 ; Honor Roll 10; All School Play 12; Joynite 11 ; Spring Feaste 11 ; Mummers Play 12
Lisa Pool
Dylan Pueppke: JV Soccer 11 ; Scholar Ath lete Award 11 ; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12;NHS 12
RachelPueppke
Micah Palmer
David Parks
Jeffrey Radabaugh
Heather Ray: Girls Swim Team 10, Lettered 11 , 12; Marching Band 10, 11 ; Concert Band 10, 11
Serena Reeves:Academic Decathalon 12; Speech Letter 11 , 12; Drama Letter 12; Honor Roll 1O; NHS 12; All School Play 10, 11 , 12; Musical 11 ; One -Act Play 12; Joynite 11 , 12; State Speech Toumament 11
Stephanie Schilke: Volleyball 10, 11 , 12; Basketball 10, 11 , 12-Captain ; Track 10, 11 , 12; girls Flag Football 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 1O; Concert Band 1O; Honor Roll 12
ow .have you changed since you started attending Lincoln High School?
"I have found out that I shouldn't be afraid of who I am." - Jennifer Shafer
"I've become more easy going and not as self conscious about myself because I know people will accept me for who I am." - Tami Rembolt
"(I have) taken on responsibility, learned about love and friendships." - Mandy Kubik
"I am more open to differences in people, be they racial, religious, or sexual."Serena Reeves
"When I came as a sophomore, I was insecure and all too serious. Now, as a senior, I smile, know how to confront problems, and laugh at my mistakes." - Julie Paschold
Kirsten Taulborg: Marching Band 10, 1 1, 12; Concert Band 1O; Soundsations 12; Joy nite 12
Anne-Marie Taylor
Tammy Terrel Nghi Thai
Leslie Thalken
Jessica Thaller: Track 10, 11 , 12; Marcing Band 1O; Concert Band 1O; National Honor Society 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12
Kelly Thiem: Joynite 11. Lahiesha Thomas
Michelle Thomas
Brian Timblin
Jessica Tiwald: Speech Team 11 , 12; AIDS Peer Educator 1O, 11 ;Academic Decathlon 11 ; Women 's History month planning committee 11 , 12 Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; National Honor Society Historian 12;Joynite 11 ; All School Play 10, 11 , 12; Mummers Play 11 ; Academic Letter 10, 11 ; Drama L~tter 1f Khoa ran
Loan Tran
Thaun Tran
Vo T~ang
Kimberly Travis: Yearbook 11 ; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; National Honor Society 12.
Brian Trevarrow
Patrick Trinh: Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; National Honor Society 12
hat advice would you give to the other students of Lincoln
"Make the most of the three years you have here because you can never get them back and you can never change them." - Jamie Peterson
"Always have an open mind with everyone no matter what race, sex, anything. Have as much fun as you can, because it only lasts so long." - Amy Farrin
"Be yourself, n<?t what others expect you to be." - Sean Barstow
"Do everything you can, be involved in a wide vatiety of activities LHS has to offer, the worst thing you can do is graduate and say "I wish I would have done this" and you didn't." - Becky Peters
"Keep your head up and don't let anything get in the way of your dreams or goals." - Lois Briggs
Chinh Vo
Vu Hoang Vo
Nguyen Vu
Scott Walden
Detell Walker
Scott Wallace
Nicole Waller
Noah Walsh
Jason WestenBurg: Varsit y Baseball 9, 10, 11 , 12, Varsity Letter 9 , 10, 11 , 12; Basketball 1O; Honor Rb// 11 , 12; NHS12
Kelly Westerhold
Brady Wetzel: F ootball 10, 11 , 12 lettered 12
Phuc Wguyen
Matthew White
Nichol White
Kirstin Williams
Courtney Wilson
Robert Wilson
Brian Wood: Football 10, 11 , Varsity 12; Intramural Baseball 10, 11 , 12; Track 10, 11 , Varsity Tra ck 12; Peer Helping
Freedom Woods
Tahisha Woods (Tee)
Kevin Wray
Becky Wright
Nell Wunder: Marching Band 10, 11 , 12; Concert Band 12; Honor Roll 1O, 11
Ryan Wylie: Basketball 10, 11 , 12, team captain 12; Soccer 9 , 10, 11 , 12, Team Captain 12; Academic All State 11 , 12; LHS Scholar Athlete Award; LOP 10, 11 , 12 Co-President 12; Young Democrats Treasurer 12; Rainbow Club Board Member; Sophomore Select Choir; Concert Choir 12; Varsity Swing Choir 11 , 12; Debate Team; Science Olympiad Medalist; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12, Treasurer; Academic Letter Winner 10; Joynite 11 , 12; D A.R.E.
58 Seniors
Ameenah Yasin:Rainbow Club Board Member 10, 11 , Asst Secretary 12; Marching Band 11 , 12; Symphonic Band 12; Honor Roll 1O
Shana Yaussi: J. v. Soccer 10, 11 , J. v. letter; Varsity Soccer 12; Academic Letter 10, 11 , 12; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS12
Lisa Zierke
Ryan Zuspan: Basketball 10, 11 , 12, two Varsity letters ; Baseball 10, 11 , 12, Varsity letter; L Club Treasurer; Honor Roll 10, 11 , 12; NHS 12; Scholar Athlete Award 11 , 12; D.A.R.E. 11 , 12
Angela Zwiebel
Hoa Bach
Lisa Baronio: Track 10, 11 , 12, letter 11 , 12; Swimming 11 ; Softball 12, letter
Chris Bohlker
Scott Brennfoerder: Cross Country 10, 11 ; Track 10, 11 , 12; Concert Band 10, 11 , 12; March i ng Band 10, 11 , 12; Yearbook 12
Chad Christensen
Anna Cidlik
Jessie Garza
Dan Griggs: Special Olympics : Weightlifting , basketball, track, bowling , swimming ; Football Manager
Heather Thomsen: Swimming 1o, 11 , letter; Softball 12, letter
Kristen VanAndel
Brian Wojtasek
Congratulations Suzy! We're proud of you and your accomplishments. May your dreams come true & your future be filled with succes~ and happiness. We love you! Dad, Mom, Doug, Tom, & Brad - - - -
Kelly,
This is your first day of school. Soon you will have your last & will graduate. We are so proud.
Love, Mom and Dad
Stacey Schuerman, You've worked very hard and achieved much success. So be proud of yourself. Always expect the best! You are pre'cious. We love you, Mom & Dad
TKKC,
What a terrific daughter you are! We are very proud of you.
Love!
Marcie,
My Precious "first", my friend, my entertainment. Blessed with a genuine "heart of gold" keep smiling. Love Always • Mom, Dan, Melody Ashely Jarod Jordan
Leslie,
Congratulations to our smart and beautiful daughter, who can do anything.
Love, Mom & Dad
Sheila, Congratulations! Your loving spirit, quiet confidence, positive attitude, and determination to succeed will touch the lives of many. We love you, Mom Dad Julie & Scott
Aletta, I'm so proud of you. I knew you could do it!
Love always Mom
Jill and Jami, You're Climbing the ladder to success. Dance, Modeling School, Cheerleader, Pomalinks, Honor Society, and now LHS Graduation. Keep on climbing till You reach the top. We're with you all the way and we love you. Mom & Dad Grandma & Grandpa Bade Grandma & Grandpa Hemmer
Congratulations Summer!
We're very proud of you! The years have gone by so quickly. We'll always be here for you. May all your dreams come true.
Tami, We love you, Mom & Dad
You are a very talented and special young lady. May your future bring you success and happiness. We're very proud of you! All our love, Mom, Dad, & Michelle
Shelli,
Our "Star" still shines brightly.
We love you, Mom, Dad, & Lisa
Dear Bisola, How quickly you have grown into a bright young lady. Through it all, you have made us proud . .
Kelly, Love, Mom, Dad, lbidunni, and Funmilayo
We love you and are proud of -you. xxooxo
Love, Mom, Dad, Amy, &Joe
Dave, 'The Hat", Yesterday, Today, and Always. (Dave, Please turn it around!)
Love, Mom, Dad, Luke, & Phil
Dan Miller, With God's help we have directed your past. Now with god's help you will direct your future.
Mom, Dad, & Stephen
Heidi, We love you lots!
We are very proud of you. Lots of love!
Dad and Diane Mom and Tom
Congratulations, Jon!
We love you, Mom and Dad
Shawna Inbody, Congratu .lations on all that you've accomplished and good luck in the future. We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, & Rusty
Nathan Abernathy
Jason Addleman
Amy Aden
Peggy Aden
Stephanie Aden
Juniors Showing Their Stuff
Jennifer Ahlman
Heather Akin
Jamie Alexander
Ryan Amen
Travis Amen
Lynn Anderson
Peter Anderson
Timothy Anderson
James Andrews
Staci Angus
(Right) Warmth in a friends arms. Ellie Erickson and Robin Striklen take a nap on an 8 hour bus ride to Scottsbluff
(Below) Juniors Dawn Martell, Cindy Fruehling and Rebecca Zobeck relax after school in the band room
Sean Applegate
Joshua Arney
Lael Arpan
Lisa Attaie
DucAu
Nathan Austin
Hiep Ayryer
Sonia Babcock
Christopher Babl
Gabriel Bacon
Rodney Badberg
Heather Bailey
Kyndra Bailey
Crystal Baker
Elizabeth Maria Barajas
Shelly Barry
Troy Bartek
Michael Bauer
Roger Bauer
Aaron Baugh
Ryan Beals
Shawnie Beals
Natalie Beaurivage
Benjamin Becker
Amy Beckwith
Martin Belcher
Brent Berryman
Pavel Berzin
Andrea Bethune
Russell Big Boy
Rebecca Birch
Charles Black Jr
Diana Blanton
Melinda Bloom
Tremayne Bluford •
Jevon Boardman
Theodore Boerngen
Dustin Boettner
Karen Bonkiewicz
Jessica Bormann
Juniors
Amy Bouwens
Karis Bowen
Cassandra Bradbury
Salina Bradford
Jessica Bradley
Travis Brady
Elizabeth Brandenburg
Debbie Brandon
• Amanda Braun
Jason Breazeale
Jesse Bremers
Stephanie Brennan
Matt Brethouwer
Holly Brobst
Chrystal Brock
Edwin Brown
Jeremy Brown
Latoia Brown
Blake Bukacek
Brandon Burke
Kevin Cacek
Alicia Cariotto
C. Alan Carlson
Sara Carlson
Robert Case
Socorro Chaivez
Lisa Chamberlain
William Chandler
Jennifer Chapin
Jessica Cherry
Heather Chilen
Justin Chrisp
Shannon Chrisp
Chad Christensen
Jim Clair
Matthew Claus
Charles Clauss
Dustin Coates
Bobbie Cochran
William Coleman
Carrie Coltvet
Dawn Connelly
Wendy Cook
Christopher Cooper
Yolanda Council
Amy Cox
Erin Cox
J D.Coy
Alan Crist
Brandon Crocker
Amy Cross
Marian Crummett
Eric Crump
Jeremy Cummings
Jared Cyriacks
Javin Cyriacks
Christine Damon
Jamie Dana
Khanh Dang
Conn Daniels
Cuong Dao
Tuyen Dao
Kristi Daughtery
Jennifer Davis
John Davis
Angel
Jennifer
Brandon
Amy
Juniors
Kiet Anh Duong
Heather
Vickie Embich
Russell Epp
Elissa Erickson
Juan
Robert
Matthew
Heather
Chuck
David
Erin Foster
Lorna Fox
Miranda France
Stacey Francisco
Jessica Freeman
Kenneth French
Alyson Frickel
Steven Friesen
Cindy Fruehling
Megan Galusha
Matthew Garren
Jennifer Gehle
Eric Geiger
Katherine George
James Gerlach
Lori Gerloff
Chad Giebelhaus
Willis Giebelhaus
Kevin Gill
Jessica Glantz
Milagros Gonzalez
Jackie Goods
Holly Gottula
Ashleigh Grams
Dustin Green
James Griffith
Melinda Griggs
Emily Grove
Samuel Grove
Christal Guenter
Brandon Gyhra
Ryan Haffey
Emilie Halbardier
Billi Hall
Falla Halsey
Jennifer Hames
Nickelle Hammons
Erin Hansbrough
Gregory Hansen
Bobby Harding
Todd Harrison
Christopher Harsh
Scott Hartung
Michael Hatfield
Scott Heese
Juniors Showing Their Stuff
(Right) While Matt Garren and Gal Maller get into another discussion, Carrie Zook and Jennica Peterson pose for a picture because they just enjoy hanging out.
(Below) Eddie Brown shows off his fashion sense in Women's Clothing as Vana Brown
Simon Herbst
Amber Herrick
Angela Heyer
Allen Hinzman
Stacy Hladky
Be Thi Ho
Hong Hanh Ho
LeeAnn Hock
Anne Hockemeier
Danny Holland
Timothy Hollowary
Isaiah Hopkins
Zachary Hottovy
Rachael Howard
Curtis Howell
David Hron
Suzie Hunt
Ngan Huynh
Daniel Irvin
Sandi Irvin
Amber Jackson
Antonio Jackson
Kirk Jackson
Tyrell Jackson
Joshua Jacobsen
Benedikt Jagalla
Melissa Janssen
Corrine Jarecke
Jessica Jarvis
Michael Jeys
Michelle Johnson
Ryan Johnson
Todd Johnson
Amanda Johnston
Ericka Jones
Joslyn Jones
Martha Jones
Shane Jones
Trinity Jones
Michael Jordan
Melissa Jurgens
David Kaenel
Nicole Kapperman
Erin Kavan
Jeffrey Keele
Kay Kelly
Jenny Kemp
Calise Kerns
Brandi Keys
Angela King
Richard King
Erin Kinnan
Erin Kinney
Jamie Kinnison
Lari Kiple
Bradley Kirk
Michelle Kloefkorn
Laura Klopp
Courtney Kochner
Matthew Koehn
Ryan Koelzer
Justin Kohmetscher
Andrey Kovtun
Randolph Kraatz
Rene Kramer
Anthony Kreiter
Elizabeth Krivda
Jessica Krivda
Peter Kroll
Jesse Krouse
Jennifer Kubat
Gary Kubert
Michelle Kuhns
Gregory Kulwicki
Jennifer Kulwicki
Erin Kunkee
Tige Kurth
Mike Lahmon
Sherri Lang
Chloe Laschanzky
Carla Lathrop
Anh Thu Le
Be Le
Michelle Leach
Lisa Lee
Michael Lee
Jennifer Lemay
Kienan Leung
Angela Lewty
Adam Liska
Leane Loofe
Matel Loop
Christina Lopez
Cynthia Ludeke
Scotty Luff
Ryan Lunberry
Long Luong
Thuy Luong
Michael Madlock
Nigel Magor
Leslie Magorian
Stephanie Mahoney
Trinh Mai
Gal Maller
Eric Maly
Joe Manthey
Brandee Markussen
Dawn Martell
Consuelo Martinez
Francisco Martinez
Isaiah Martinez
David Mason
Geory Mason
Jason Maybee
Dawn McCartney
Rebecca McClung
Lindsey McCoy
Jacob McFeely
Kevin McGaughey
Viola McKee
Shawn McKillip
Corey McManaman
Shandra McNeese
Corey McNeil
Scott Medina
Jessica Mefferd
Kendra Mefford
Jeff Meier
Janet Menefee
Kuabena Mensah
Rebekka Meyer
Shelley Mika
Gina Miller
Jennifer Miller
Sara Minges
Brian Moock
Soledad Morinigo
Adam Morley
Aubry Moses
Philip Moss
Stacey Murry
Khadim Naeemy
Charles Nelson
Kenya Nelson
Carissa Nevels
Eric Newell
Vomanechi Newman
Kim Ngo
Hien Nguyen
Khanh Van Nguyen
Linh Nguyen
Ngoc Nguyen
Tam Nguyen
Thanh Nguyen
Thong Nguyen
Trang Nguyen
Trang My Nguyen
Tuyet Mai Nguyen
Xuan Nguyen
Nguyen Nhan
Michelle Nichols
Steven Niederhaus
Hoa Nong
Hop Nong
Nuong Nong
Tobin Oglesby
Karry Ohlschwager
Angie Olivas
Eric Olson
Amy Oltman
Spencer Owen
Jerenda Parker
Laurisa Parker
Troy Paulus
Jevon Payne
Melanie Payne
Marlene Payne
Susan Pearce
Dustin Pearson
Oscar Pelayo
Sarah Peters
Jennica Peterson
Frida Pettersson
Joshua Pflug
Chau Long Pham
Cyndi Pham
Hai Pham
Hang Pham
Trinh Yen Pham
Caroline Pierce
Juniors Showing Their Stuff
(Right) Do we really need all th i s trash? Juniors Jerenda Parker, •Angie King , Lorna Fox , and Jenny Points with Sophmore Cleopatra Jones show that friends help friends by cleaning out lockers
(Below) Laura Reznicek and Jeremy Woerner show their talent as announcers for the "Mummers Year In Review ".
Christina Pierce
Jennifer Points
Marcy Porter
Stacy Porter
Kristopher Porto
Shalla Powell
Leena Pumel
Andrew Rassmussen
Elizabeth Redfield
Mechaela Reed
Rickey Reed
Stephanie Reed
Nicole Reifschneider
Ana Renteria
Shane Reutzel
Rachel Rezac
Laura Reznicek
Steven Rich
Sarah Richter
B J Ringdahl
Adela Rios
Jackie Rivera
Calvin Roblyer
Shannon Rock
Laura Rogers
Robert Rokke
Willie Roland
Riley Rood
Ricky Rosekrans
Katie Ross
Joshua Rumbaugh
Nichole Ryder
Leslie Sabata
Justin Sabin
Karrie S~bin
Edith Salazar
Anthony Salinas
Amber Samus
Gardenia Sanchez
Kerrie Saund~rs
Daniel Scdoris
Krystal Scerini
Ken Schafer
Melody Scharton
Nikki Scheinost
Katherine Schlentz
Chad Schmidt
Eric Schmidt
Marcus Schmidt
James Schmitz
Ryan Schrader
Charles Schroeder
Michael Schroeder
Aaron Schulz
Mark Schumacher
Jon Schupbach
Cassie Schwenke
Isabel Seifert
Natasha Serrell
Jonita Shada
Ryan Shanesy
Jody Sheldon
Matthew Simpson
Laurah Skinner
Angel Slater
Lisa Smith
Rodney Smith
John Snider
Tara Songster
Cheryl Sorrells
Frank Soukup
Tina Spradley
Gabe Sprague
Kris Stanley
Tedica Starks
Scott Stava
Elizabeth Steinhauer
Jennifer Stephen
Michael Sterba
Amanda Stevens
Nikki Stokes
Jaime Stoll
Tina Stone
Robin Stricklin
Cindy Sukhram
Scott Sutton
Jeremy Swanson
Joanna Swinscoe
Nichole Swinscoe
Rena Tabor
Myrietta Talawyma
Lavena Tang
Amee Tantegode
Molly Taylor
Kim Teachman
Lindsay Thoene
Julius Thomas
Ryan Thompson
Carrie Thoreson
Lisa Tice
Govinda Tidball
Joseph Tidball
Melanie Tramp
Hoang Vu Tran
Thao Tran •
Tien Trinh
Mariah Trout
Chung Truong
Michelle Tryon
Lee Tubbs
Daniel Tumbleson
Raquel Turek
Monteen Van Meveren
Kurtis Vanness
Melissa Varga
Chantel Vavrina
Angela Venema
Tanya Vermaas
Francisca Villalobos
Jaime Voges
Anh Due Vu
Anh Vuoug
Nathan Waak
Tracy Walden
Tyler Waller
Catherine Warner
Adria Watson
Bernice Weiler
Amy Weisbrook
Christopher Wells
Adam Wessel
Vicke Westlund
Jessica Westwood
Carrie Weyers
Jamie White
Philip Wilkeson
Bryson Wilson
Damon Wilson
Eric Wilson
Michael Wilson
Benjamin Wisehart
Marty Witt
Angela Wittmuss
Jeremy Woerner
Alex Wolfe
Camera Shy Juniors
Heather Andrews
Rhett Bailey
Cory Barnes
Michael Barnes
Jeffrey Boehmer
Krista Brommer
Jason Brown
Phong Bui
Thang Bui
Jamie Carter
Kevin Christiansen
Shawn Clover
Nathan Conroy
Demitria Corrales
Johnathan Daharsh
Mohamed Drammeh
Michael Dunn
Tom Edwards
Marty Ellis
Daniel Fowler
Brad Geller ·
Mark Givens
Toynelle Gladney
Gabriel Gossard
John Griffith
Judson Griffith
Nathan Gruhn
Barry Hegel
Carlos Helmstadter
Jacob Hepburn
Michael Heyen
Quang Ho
Michael Holmen
Dutch Jensen
Jaime Johnson
John Kinnaird
Amy Kramer
Robert Kucera
Jason Kunc
Hieu Kim Le
William Martin
Walter McDowell
Mick McIntosh
Loren Michael
Edwin Miller
Shelly Nelson
Can Nhan Nguyen
Hiep Nguyen
Hieu Khac Nguyen
Hoang Nguyen
Minh Nguyen
Wendy Norris
Weston Norton
Charles Novak
Shawn Oconnell
Shauna Olsen
Leasha Owens
Shawn Phillips
Amanda Prochaska
Nathaniel Ratkovec
Clayton Ridenour
Gardenia Sanchez
Vashon Sandifer
Mary Scheffler
Jay Schultz
Sarah Schupbach
Steve Shepard
Lance Snyder
Ricein Solomon
Tara Spence
Sarah Stradling
Amee Tontegode
Trung Tran
Uyen To
Hai Minh Vu
Phuong Vu
Dustin Wood
Damian Woods
Kevin Wortman
Christopher Wulf
Adrianne Ybarra
Delores Ybarra
John Yeager
Travis Yochum
Stephanie Young
Theodora Youroukos
Christopher Zech
Zach Zegers
Guang Zhu
Heather Zimmerman
Rebecca Zobeck
Carolyn Zook
Jeremy Wach
Larry Walker
Daniel Watson
Demarcus Weaver
Sarah Webster
Jarrod Whirl
Angela Wilson
Kimberly Wimberly
Adam Winsenburg
Patricia Wise
Erica Adams
Anthony Aden
Fanni Adkins
Judith Ahl
Jennifer Ahlm
Zainab Al Kanas
Kristi Alenxander
Vadim Allakhvaron
Kirk Allen
Lance Allen
Zeena Altimimi
Andrew Amen
Sarah Amen
Brian Andersen
Rachael Andersen
Adam Anderson
Bruce Anderson
Justin Anderson
Kristen Anderson
Lyneea Arehart
Ericka Arizola
Benjamin Armstrong
Luke Arrow
Carrie Atkinson
Sultan Attaie
Taji Avery
Amy Bade
Courtney Baker
Butch Baldwin
Anthony Ballard
Thomal Banset
Joshua Barber
Adam Barret
Kelly Barrett
Heather Barry
Samantha Barta
Cheryl Bartell
Heather Bartlett
Heidi Bartlett
Kristina Bashus
Andrew Bay
Jonathan Bean
Quincy Bearce
Pamela Beer
Elysah Bench
Jason Benjamin
Max Bergeron
Dane Bergmeier
Nichole Berlie
Nicole Berlowitz
John Bevard
Nicholas Bible
Jessica Bickert
Michael Blakely
Ryan Blodgett
Stefanie Bodganovich
Mitch Bogenreif
Michael Boles
Taylor Borchert
Kenneth Bordeaux
Derek Bothern
Frances Bowley
Everlyn Bradford
Nathan Bradley
Amanda Brady
Amy Bratt
Jackie Bratt
Nicole Breckner
Stacey Breckner
Misty Brega
Benjamin Brennan
Erin Brestel
Jeromie Brown
Shonna Brown
Tracy Brown
Tyler Brown
Joel Brunke
Ryan Buck
Korey Burden
Shannon Buresh
Robert Burton
Tiffany Campbell
Andrea Canby
Rochelle Canby
• Shala Canby
Jennifer Cantrell
James Carlson
Jamison Carmic hael
Sarah Carpenter
Theresa Carr
Maria Castaneda
Sherice Cates
Alicia Chandler
Brian Chaney
Timothy Cherry
Timothy Childress
Shane Chiles
- Christopher Chmelka
Jessica Chrastil
Brian Christenson
Chad Cihal
Sharonda Claypool
Josh Colburn
Clinton Collins
Aaron Combs
Matthew Comstock
Michael Connerley
Cristina Conway
Steve Cooper
Will Crabb
Jerry Craig Jr.
Jason Crandall
Jesse Crom
David Crouch
Brandon Crounse
Jeremiah Cummings
Merry Dampeer
Timothy Daniel
Kelly Davis Ty Davis
Penny Davison
Kerry Decory
Lee Dedrick
Curtis Defreece
Zachariah Degarmo
Jason Delisi
Jason Densberger
Trisha Deshon
Shannon Dickmeyer
Long Dihn
Justin Dillwood
Christina Dittmer
Thu Do
Desirae Dockter
Nicole Done
Gary Downs
Philip Drenth
Michaela Dubbs
Vu Duong
Robert Dupont
Aaron Dupree
Tessa Durham
Natisha Dyer
Sarah Eckles
mo,res
Laura Edwards
Jason Eickmeier
Danielle Ele
Jason Elliott
Pheleita Elliott
Kahilya Ellis
Byron Eloge
Becky Embich
Michael Engelhart
Brenda Ensminger
Kristi Ertz
Korinda Evans
Roman Evans
Susanne Evans
James Fairbanks
Sean Farrell
Kendra Fasthorse
John Ferrin
Amy Fiedler
Melissa Fiedler
Stacey Fish
Angela Fisher
Karina Fredrickson
Kellie Frerichs
Lucas Friendt
Brenda Frohner
Jason Froschheiser
Elizabeth Frye
Shaun Frye
Aaron Fuenning
Jennifer Fuller
Heather Furnas
Alison Gage
Andrea Gaither
James Garman Jr.
Ben Garver
Michael Gatliff
Anthony Gibson
Sean Gibson
Lindsay Gilmore
Jpe Glaser
Jeremiah Goodro
Micala Gordon
Jenifer Gossard
Sara Gossard
Karstin Gottula
Kenneth Goucher
Mercedes Grady
Steven Green
Eric Greif
Anita Gress
David Griggs
Carie Gruntorad
Cesar Guerrero
Kelly Gutierrez
Matthew Hadley
Misty Haist
Michaela Hall
Tyrone Hall
Tom Hammond
Hal Hansen
Kristi Hansen
Nicholas Harral
Jeffrey Harris
Marcus Harris
Zachariah Harris
Darvell Harrison
Nicole Hart
Paul Hasty
Kory Hereth
David Hergenrader
Marcelita Hernandez
Patty Herrington
Chandra Hicken
Piper Hill
Mike Hillgren
Jeffrey Hindsley
Adam Hobbie
Michelle Hodge
Nicole Hoffman
Melissa Hollander
Carrie Holman
Brady Holmes
Lisa Holthaus
Aquarius Hopkins
Danita Howe
Aaron Huff
Ryan Huff
George Hull
Lisa Hunt
Christopher Hurst
Hanh Huynh
Galina llnitskaya
Derek Inbody
Russell Inbody
Laura Irons
Mary Irvin
Juan Izaguirre
Matthew Jackson
Nathan Jacobus
Joshua Jakoubek
Muhammad James
Mandy Jensby
Adam Johnson
Luke Johnson
Wendy Johnson
Juliette Johnstone
Cameron Jones
Casey Jones
Cleopatra Jones
Derek Jones
Letroy Jones
Quincy Jones
Sarah Jones
Shawna Jones
James Keller
Keri Keller
Anita Kelley
Laura Kepler
Monica Kepler
Emma Kettenring
Michelle Ketterer
Susan Kiene
Owen Killham
Elizabth Kilmer
Terrence Kimbrough
Kara King
Bryan Kinnan
Julie Kirstine
Vladimir Kiz
Lyndy Klein
Michael Knapp
James Knight
Courtney Knipple
Donald Knocke •
Andrew Kobza
Jonathan Ko ch
Jeffery Koeppe
Justin Kohmetscher
Annet Kokes
Cynthia Kotschwar
Bobbi Kramer
Daryl Krause
Joe Krohn
Tomas Krynsky
Amber Kucera
Katherine Kuhn
Jamie Kunath
Benjamin Kurtenbach
Tanya Kutsar
Jennifer Kuzara
Kyle Lacy
Rachel Lacy
Ashley Lahners
Trang Lau
Angela Lauder
Hang Le
KhoiLe
Thao Le
Rebecca Leapley
Dennis Lear
Veronica Lear
Gabriel Lechner
Josephine Lechner
Dionne Lee
Erica Lee
Benjamin Legg
Traci Lewandowski
Scott Lewis
Kar Li
Matthew Lickliter
Paula Lile
Jennifer Lindholm
Dinh Linh
Chris Linke
Christian Long
Richard Lopez
Joseph Lorraine
Susan Lott
Calli Lounsbury
Marco Love
Nathaniel Lovercheck
Brian Luick
Kevin Lundy
Linh Luu
Cory Lyons
Soph
Oleg Lys
Huma Malik
Amber Manley
Melisa Manrose
Elizabeth Marker
Amy Markey
James Marshall
Andrew Martin
Bobby Martinez
Leticia Martinez
Norma Martinez
Roberto Martinez
Joy Masek
Melissa Mason
Christopher Matney
Kawa Mawlayee
Janina McArtor
Melissa Mccann
Ryan McCauley
James McCave
Michael Mccawley
Scott McCoy
Megan McCrory
Quentin McCullough
Tad McDowell II
Brad McKeithan
Justin Mclachlan
Bevin McLaughlin
Brent Mclaughlin
Bryce Mclaughlin
Leigh McMahan
Heather McPherson
Anne McShane
Mark Merboth
Steven Mercer
Melissa Merrill
Summer Mertens
Kelly Messing
Jesus Meza
Jonathan Milburn
Brook Miller
Christopher Miller
Stephen Miller
David Millward
Freedom Moga
Amy Molacek
Shea Montgomery
Erica Moore
Matthew Moore
Ryan Morris
Benjamin Morrow
Kate Muchisky
Ty Mumgaard
Desmond Murry
Jeanee Murry
Michelle Musick
Mel Mutterspaugh
Rachael Nagle
George Neberman
Nicole Neff
Amber Nelson
Anna Nelson
Davetta Nelson
Jaime Neurohr
Dung Ngo
Khoa Nguyen
Nga Nguyen
Phuong Nguyen
Thuy Nguyen
Tin Nguyen
Sarah Nicholson
Daniel Nickerson
Molly Nicolaus
Maria Noriega
James Novak
Shawn Novak
Casey Nutter
Sarah Oberg
Bradley Oldfield
Jeff Oldfield
April Oliver
Shandra Olsen
Brian O'Neal
Kari Oppegard
Natalie Orta
Greg Otto
Tyson Parde
Robert Park
Anthony Patterson
Ryan Peery
Allicia Perez
Rae Lynne Perez
Matisha Perkins
Nathan Peter
Caleb Pew
David Pfeifer
Phuoc Pham
Thuy Pham
Jerry Phelps
Tran Phu
Duane Pierce
Josh Plies
Brian Podwinski
Damion Polches
Trinidad Ponce
Shawn Porter
Katherine Pothast
Andrew Prenosil
Kacey Prescher
Anne Preston
Brandon Priest
Kara Pruitt
Theresa Prusa
Ryan Rader
Angel Ramirez
Ramon Ramirez
Mary Rapkin
Jonathan Reafleng
Ryan Reiners
Tony Relys
Angelica Renteria
Patricia Renteria
Diana Rhoads
Christina Rice
Scott Richards
Tyler Richardson
Michael Richmond
Corey Riggle
Thomas Rine
Amanda Ripenburg
Ericka Robertson
Jody Rodney
Karla Roman
Heather Root
Carl Rosecrans
Craig Rosenthal
Kari Rowe
Matthew Rudy
Ryan Rumbaugh
Joseph Rupp
Drew Russell
Ryan Rutt
Jamie Ryan
Laura Ryan
Monica Salamanca
Rachel Saltzman
Ria Salvati
Nickey Sampson
Shannon Samson
Raul Santos
Abby Sapp
Alezander Scdoris
Kenneth Scdoris Jr.
Melissa Schafer
Michael Schamber
Sarah Scheerger
Stephanie Scheerger
Jennifer Schenkel
Andrew Scherbarth
Daniel Schippert
Sam Schlegel
Stephen Schmeichel
Irvin Schmid
Sandra Schmieder
Toby Schroder
Tim Schuler
Elizabeth Schuller
Jennifer Schultz
Daniel Schulz
Becky Schupbach
Chirena Schweitzer
Venessa Schwisow
Michael Selvage
Sarah Shaw
Vic Shaw
Jason Shearer
Jeff Sheets
Robert Sheldon Jr.
Stephanie Shields
Beckie Shramek
Eric Shuman
Skyler Sidner
Dan Sievert
Nicole Simpson
Susan Singsank
Brenda Sinica
Christin Skibinski
Patrick Skomer
James Sloan
Jacob Smith
Kyle Smith
Angela Solkan
Patricia Solomos
Katya Soto
Kristy Spahn
Sean Speck
Theresa Spitzer
Andrew Staehr
Brian Stege
Jennifer Stege
Vicki Steinhauer
Melissa Steinkraus
Karen Stephan
Angela Steppat
Corissa Stewart
Kimberly Stokes
Jason Stoltz
Ray Stone
Stephanie Stovall
Michael Streit
Nesha Stutheit
Sandy Sukhram
Joseph Sullivan
Brian Sutliff
Nicole Svoboda
Timothy Swanson
Robert Swinnerton
Jeni Ta
Van Ta
Bach Tang
Andrea Taulborg
Kimberly Teeters
Ngoc Thai
Jesse Theiler
Jared Thompson
Jay Thompson
Kimyatta Thompson
Sarah Thompson
Douglas Thornton
Marcus Thornton
Jason Tivis
Erica Tollefson
Taryn Tolliver
Eric Tomasek
Cuong Tran
Phong Tran -
Thao Tran
Mike Trembley
Michaek Trinh
Chris Dieckhouse
Jason Trouba
Jamie Tubbs
Aaron Tupa
Cindy Turman
Clay Uhrmacher
En9ch Ulmer
James Uridil
Paulo Van Den Berg
Shawn Van Dyke
Courtney Van Slyke
Lara Vanandel
Abigail Varner
Stena Varvel
Eric Verhar
Vyen Vo
Mark Vogel
Janelle Von Busch
Dung Vu
Nathaniel Walcott
Derek Walker
Jerone Walker
Jonathan Walker
Pam Walton
Nate Wambau~h
Erich Warner
Todd Warner
Aynalem Watkins
Jason Watkins
Angela Watson
Rasheed Watson
Zachary Way
Isaac Welch
Heather Welton
Lanna West
Misty West
Ryan West
Adam White
Adam White
Larry White
Jay Whitebread
Katrina Wiese
Sara Wight
Angela Wilkason
Anne Wilson
Cory Wilson
Kelly Wilson
Ryan Wilson
Scott Wilson
Christopher Witzki
Katee Wolf
Casadi Wolfe
Jenifer Wood
Wendy Wood
Jason Woods
Caffler-a Shy Sophomores.
Blaine Adams
Jacob Adamson
Au Due
Anthony Baxter
Nicholas Baxt~r
Russell Brandl
Grace Charles
Joshua Collins
Jill Corbin
Amanda Davis
Nichole Delaware
Ngoc Linh Dinh
Daniel Felton
Stephanie Fenton
Esperanza Galvan
Kevin Geidner
Deon Greenfield
Jason Hammond
Georgina Harris
Tami Harris
Steven Herrmann
Vo Ho
Phuong Huynh
Joseph Ihde
Jaclyn Irons
Meriah James
Kim Keeney
Diana Khairoulina
Susan Kiene
Svetlana Kovalevskaya
Christopher Kucera
Corrine Kucera
Melvin Lear
Glenn Louderback
Chad Lower
Trang Luu
Azure Lynch
Kristin Masek
Jessica McCartney
Angela Metzler
Andrew Meyer
Matthew Mohr
Travis Moody
• Aaron Moreland
Kristine Mort
Sergey Nazarenko
Jessica Nelson
Vaughn Newman
Binh Nguyen
Chieu Nguyen
Hoai Nguyen
Phuc Nguyen
Phuong Nguyen
Quoc Nguyen
Thanh Nguyen
Thinh Nguyen
Van Nguyen
David Nicholson Jr
Brian O' Neal
Joshua Olsen
Tan Pham
Cortney Rose
Josua Rose
Angel Rumery
John Scdoris
Bennett Schmid
Angel Shafer
Jason Simons
Brendon Smith
Roberto Solorio
Jevon Woods
Earl Wray
Melissa Wusk
Lisa Yaussi
Juan Ybarra
Andrew Yost
Abigail Young
Wade Young
Bradley Youngquist
Rachel Yung
Ryan Zacher
Melissa Zak
Michael Zak
Stephani Zechman
Amber Zeisler
Lindsey Ziemba
Tyree Sullivan
Melissa Swearingian
Andre ' Tarter
Nicholas Tellier
Quoc Thai
Jeremy Tomczyk
Christopher Tracy
Phu Minh Tran
Isa Ventura
Mathew Whitlock
Jeremy Wilhelm
Natasha Wilks
Cynthia Williams
Kathryn Williams
Terry Williams
Shelly Young
Zachary Zimbelman
Zwiebel Melissa
Yearbook Links Staff
The Links Staff was responsible for putting together this year's book. The staff ofnine took pic tures, wrote stories, laid out pages and sold ads in order to produce the book. Besides the regular class meetings on · Monday and Wednesday eight and ninth periods, the staff put in many extra hours on the
Advocate Newspaper Staff
weekend. The Staff consisted of Scott Brenfoerder (Sports Writer), Hannah Eskridge (Editor in Chief), Erin Hansbrough (Student Life Editor), Elizabeth Barajas (Academic and Clubs Editor), Jaime Stoll (Sports Editor, Photographer), Kelly Plautz (Business Manager, Photographer), Christine Damon (People Editor), Lisa Rivey (Managing Editor), Pat Engelhard (Advisor), Angel Slater (Photo Chief)
Autographs .
A Show of Staff Support: Faculty
Barbara Adkins: Inst. Res
Marian Ash: Inst Res
Susan Avery: MR
Dean Austin: P.E.
JoAnn Bartek: Home Ee
Jeff Bayer: Social Study
Charles Baylor: For Lang
K. Alice Betts: Engl /Transiti
Stefanie Bowers: MR
Jane Bozek: MR
Jack Brestel: Social Study
Susan Briggs:staff
John Bruce: Media
Kitty Bruce: Staff •
Kathleen Bryant:Englishl l R
Bonnie Callahan: Staff
Pauline Callahan:staff
Carie Chandler: Staff
Thomas Christie: Att lntervent
Donald Coleman: staff
Susan Combs: Staff
Jan Cox: Staff
Alex Czeranko: Drive r Ed
Hilde Dale: ESL
Robert Dutton: Staff
Robert Edwards: Work Study
Randy Ernst: Soc Sty. / Eng
Steve Ferris:Science
Warren Frazier: Staff
Kevin French: Inst Res
Pat Friedrichsen: Science
Mary Graul: Staff
Virginia Haase: Staff
LeAnn Hamby: English
Jill Hanshew: For Lang
Terrel Hanshew: For Lang .lSS
Christy Hargesheimer: For Lang
John Heineman: English
Dennis Hershberger: Social Study
Alice Hillhouse: Math/ESL
Gary Hinkley: 1nd Tech
B. J. Hirt: Science
Molly Hoffman: Science/ESL
Mark Holt: ESL
Cindy Ingram : Math/ESL
Tom Jundt: Social Study
Lynn Kaufmann: Ind Tech
Bill Kecheny: Driver Ed
Debra Keefe: Inst. Res
Greg Keller: ESL
Judith Keller : English
Constance Kingston: ESL
June Klein: Home Ee
Cathy Knight: English
Denise Knotwell: Social Study
Rosalie Kotwas: Art
Janice Kruse: staff
Ruth Kupfer: English
Jim LaFollette: MR
Pam Larson: Inst Res
Rose Larson: Staff
Rod Lechtenberger: Counce/or
Karin Lile: Staff
Laurie Logsdon: Buisiness
Sharill Luedtke: Science
John Matzke: Math
Albert Maxey Sr.: staff
Jareldine Mays: Home Ee
Robin MCCieery: MR
Deborah McGir:m: English
Bethany Merchant : staff
Shaunna Meyer :social Study
Kathy Morgan : Staff
Sheree Moser: Home Ee
JoAnn Murphy : Careers
Dianne Mye r s : Staff
Mary Ann Myers : Home Ee
William Myers :staff
Glenda Nelson : Home Ee
Tina Novak : Staff
Carol Nunnally: Inst. Res
Bob Orta: Activities Mgr
Fredrena Pappas : Inst Res/ MR
To111 Pappas : English
Trudy Perkins : Business
Tina Peterson : Science
Alice Phil ippi : MR
Susan Pierce :social Study
Lis a Pospisil : Staff
Shirley Rine: coordinator
Sandra Roach: MR (Vocat.)
Sally Roper: Math
Jim Rynearson :Science
Barbara Saathoff : Science
Nancy Sand: MR (Speech)
Marjorie Sawin: Media
Marilyn Schaffer : Study H all
George Sedlacek: Art
Sam Sharpe: P.E.
Mark Shearer: Science
Harold Simpson: Athlet Asst
Diane Slaby: Business
Le Etta Sprackling: science
Leander Stachura : Ind Tec h
Barry Stark: Assoc Prine
Je ann e Sta r k :For. Lang
Michae l Sterns : Math
Judy Strand : English
Norma Sturgeon : For Lang
Kellie Swa rtz : Staff
Ron Suing : Ind Tech
Carl Tarlowski : work Study
Mary Thompson : Inst Res
Deb Van Dusen : Math
Sarah Weaver : MR
Barbara Weiner : For Lang
Suzanne Williams : MR
Nan c y Wolfe : Business
Bill Zuspan : Social Study
Camera Shy Staff
Kh adijah Abdullah : Math
Robin Austin : MR
Jim Baker : Inst Res
Jim Barstow: Social Study
Nancy Beck : Math
John Brady : Business
Ann Br e stel : Counselor
Bob Buckner : Psychologist
Pat r ick Burns : Science
Sue Cain : Counselor
Joe l Christiansen : SCIP Coor
Richard Conradt : Tutoring
Diane Corneer : Counselor
Gary Corneer : Ind Tech.
Jack Crowley : Counselor
Bob Dav is : PE/MR
Marilyn Deppe: ESL
Mary Dickinson : English
Julia Doerr: English
Trudi Domeier : Inst Res
Dan Ehly: Music
Barbar a Eisenbraun: Inst Res
Pat Engelhard: English (Publications)
Carol Epp: N urse
Kathy Evasco : Coordinator
Steve Foral: E nglish
Lor r ie Ford : Inst Res
Mike Fultz : Ind Tech.
Carolyn Goodwin: English
Micah Heibel : M ath
Jean Henrichs ; Math
Rus Hitz : Ind Tech
Linda Johns-Flowerday: M R
Matt Johnson : Math
Vicki Johnson : Math
Sue Johnson: Tutoring
Bill Jordan : Ind Tech
De Anna Jurgens : Counselor
Dan Kapeller : Math
Judy Kirsch : Inst Res
Eric Knoll: Ind Tech.
Penny Kreiger: MR/Liaison
Joe Kre izinger: Coodinator
Matt Larson : Math
Mary Beth Lehmanowsky: Assoc Principal
Susie Lemons : Inst. Res
Barb Ludemann: Music
Kate Mason : MR
Bill Meyers: B usiness
Marjean Newcomer : Counselor
Marti Oakeson : Counselor
Don Olsen : Math
Larry Parker : Athletic D irector
Dick Patterson : Counselor
Jean Peterson : Assoc Principal
Joyce Peterson : Science
Kathryn Piller : Principal
Marilyn Pospishil : Counce/o r
Allison Potadle : Mu sic
Cindy Quinn : MR
Steve Quiring : Math/ Science
Lin Risenhoover : In d. Tech
Celine Robertson: For. Language
Judy Roderick : Social Study
Anita Ross: Art
Ter ry Rush: Music
Joyce Schriner : Inst Res
Carol Seng: Bu siness
Tom Sheppard : Art
Joe Scutchan : Music
Molly Spina r: For. Language
Da rla Star r: Inst Res
Bill Steinke : English
Opal Stivrins : Attendance
Harvey Stoner : Coodinator
Ji m Stork : Social Study
David Strange : English
Ron Suing : Ind Tech.
Ross Tegeler : Social Study
Jim Tucker : Inst Tes
Russ Uhing : Business
Arlyn Uhrmacher: Coodinator
Steve Vasa : Counselor
Jeri Weber: Math
Jerel Welker : Math
Bob White: Social Study
Claude W ingrove : English
Kent Wu rster : PE
Janet Zilig :PE
Experienced Learning Progran:lI!.:;;:,:
This club is continuation of a Junior high job shadowing ~ent,?ring program that helps students foci.ls on career aQd 'i pntinuing educational opportunities.
s Club was founde o •meet, share th ctiv~ criticism for he club trie
Mummers
Mummers Drama Club serve rests of Li thef)tit students. The club s g pres~pt Mu"lmers Play each May A •. atof Mumm take theater out into the comm .·, es. ,The purpose o is to celebrate theater, through p~riormanpe, technical a and appreciation as an audience:
(Right) Suzy Oldfield participated in the switch rally by waring a football jersey.
(Below) Mr. Kreizinger waves as he helps - complete construction of the To Be Young Gifted and Black set.
(Above) Rainbow Club planed panel discussions about African-American views during a club meeting
Martial Arts Club J"ogive students a chance to experience something new. Those who have an interest in the Martial Arts, but don't have the time to take personal lessons, can come and learn basic moves. We usually have Martial Arts instructors come and perform.~Then the whole club is taught some of the moves. •
Writer's Club
Mummers
(Below) Randy Ernst and Principal Ms. Piller made sure everything ran smoothly at the Link-Up dance.
(Above ioan Nickerson loses his head as he helped out Mummers Club during a haunted house exhibit.
(Below) Megan Galusha plays ball after cheerleading practice
(Above) Ms. Robertson poses with her martial arts specialists after their performance at an all-school assembly
. French Club
The purpose of French Club is to provide additional activities to students enrolled in a French class.
E.S.L. Friends Club
. This club promotes friendships between E.S.L. students and the English-speaking students at Lincoln High School. The purpose of this club is to bring students together in a social atmosphere and provide opportunities for students to get to know each other.
Friends Club
Electronics and Robotics Club
The purpose is to facilitate the exchange of information and general cooperation between members , to promote electronic and robotic knowledge, fraternalism, and to so conduct club programs and activities.
E.S.L.
French Club
E.S.L.Friends Club
Rainbow Club
The Rainbow Club has programs from Asian, African, Latino/Latina, Indian/Native, and European American caucuses. They promote the development of multicultural/intercultural knowledge, appreciation, andcommunication among racial/ethnic groups at Lincoln High School.
Young Democrats
Young Democrats empowers young people, a constituency often by politicians , to play a role in our democracy.
VICA
VICA is an organization for students interested in working in the industrial/technical world. VICA members work with both their hands and their minds , are proud of the work they do , and want to learn to do , it even better.
IF IT SOUNDS TO O GO OD TO BE TRUE, IT PROB ABLY IS.
Jugglers Club
Juggler Club meet every club day during 6th period. They juggle, practice other tricks ; and have a lot of laughs.
CLOSE UP
The purpose of the Close Up Club is to provide students at Lincoln High School with opportunities to further their interest in local , state ; and national government, to explore interests in current events , and to prepare for the Washington, D.C. based trip.
Rainbow Club
Drill Team
Drill Team provides entertainment at Boys and Girls varsity basketball games during half time and performs with the band at varsity football games and competitions.
Asian Caucus
The purpose of Asian Caucus is to provide Asian students with peer supper, help members acclimate to American culture while celebrating their own culture, and to develop leadership skills.
Math Club
Math Club competes in math contest across the state and offers tutoring within LHS. Proceeds from computer disk sales defray math club expenses.
German Club
German Club is a club that was organized to provide the opportunity for students to learn more about the German language and culture.
Art Club
Link-Up Club Girls' L Club
This club is set up like the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program at the To act as a service organization to the athletic programs and promote YMCA. A junior or senior volunteers to be matched with a sophomore sportsmanship, enthusiasm , and spirit. Membership is limited to or new student. Activities may be planned during school or outside females who have earned a varsity athletic letter. activities are also encouraged to help the little buddy get involved.
Native American Caucus
The purpose of the Native American Caucus is to enhance the cultural identity of American Indian students and to provide an additional forum _for leadership acclivities for its members.
Peace Club
Peace Club- People for Environmental and Animal Concerns Everywhere. Peace Club tries to raise student awareness on animal testing , hunting/trapping , and factory farming. Peace Club tries to protect the environment by recycling paper and cleaning along the creek by LHS. •
Amnesty International
Amnesty International is a world-wide organization that works for human rights Members Amnesty write letters on behalf of prisoners of conscience; those imprisoned for their beliefs, fair and prompt trials for all prisoners , and an end to torture and the death penaltv in all cases
Alianza Latina
Alianza Latina is a club tha t provides leadership opportunities and encouragement for Latino students at Lincoln High.Members can
express their pride in their heritage by sharing aspects of their
cultures with other students.
(Right) Mr Rush gave Marine helper a commerative T -shirt after marching band camp
(Below) Senior Adam Dunn flashed a smile and a peace sign to show his spirit.
(Above) Lincoln High students show their
spirit and support at a basketball game
Peace Club
Spirit Club
Chinese Club
he Chinese Club consists mainly of Chinese language students, ut also has members who do not speak Chinese, but want to earn more about the Chinese culture and language . In the club
(Below) Niclole Woitaszewski helps support (Below) Shelly Thomas poses for a picture the Links with her instrumental talent. after an all -school assembly
(Above) Alianza Latina members dance the night away at a holiday party
(Above) Oscar Pelayo and hi s band pe rform during club day
Orchestra
Varsity Jazz Band
Jazz Band
Sophomore Select Symphonic Band Symphonic Band
Concert Choir
Varsity Swing Choir
Soundsations
Reserve Cheerleaders
Varsity Cheerleaders
Junior Varsity Cheerleaders
(Right) Loan loves to sm!le tor the camera while she works hard in Chinese
(Below) Mr Kreizinger learn's some dance moves from a Brazillian Dancer
(Above) Varsity Swing Choir shows off their spring program , rocking to the oldies.
(Middle Right) The girls take the field during intramural flag football
(Right) Gnimocemoh cheerleading squads wait eagerly for their time to perform.
(Middle Right) Publications staff paused to explore Ash Hollow on their way to
Scotts Bluff
(Below Middle) John Griffith , Erain Umana , and Aquarius Hopkins socialized during Alianza Latina
(Above) Eddie Brown and Hein Nguyen sang a duet during an all-school assembly.
(Left) Art students practice their still life drawings in art class.
(Below ) P O.W.E R. Club member s m et to plan woman 's history month
(Above) Mr Bayer caught some "Link spir it" during spirit week
Brandi Keys
Terrance Kimbrough
Richard King
Amy Klein
Daryl Krause
Allen Lance
Michael Lee
Mike Lee
Dionne Lee
Cory Lyons
Anthony Mathews
Kawa Mawlayee
African American Cauc~s
Nigel Mager
Kwabeena Mensa
Kudera Mersola
Stacey Murry
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Marcella Canby
Michelle Canby
Tony Casella
Michelle Cates
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Nate Coton
Eric Crump
Robert Evans
Roman Evans
David Frye
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Jackie Goods
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Tyrell Jackson
Antonio Jackson
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Trisha Solomos
Tony Relys
Linh Nguyen
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Marcella Canby
Michelle Canby
Jennifer Points
Milita Gonzalez
Heather Godsey
Erika Ruacho
Jason Crandall
John Griffith
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Michael Barnes
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Maria Noriega
Bobby Kramer
Mario Salazar
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Monica Huapaya
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Kelly Gutierrez
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Asian Caucas
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Nghi Thai
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Patrick Trinh
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Jevon Boardman
Shawn McKillip
Rod Smith
Mike Hatfield
Robert Burton
Ryan Zuspan
Sherdal Kelley
Aaron Bott
Ryan Amen
Justin Vasatka
Chris Stohs
Ryan Douglas
Ryan Wylie
Charley Schroeder
Govinda Tidball
Jason Sawatzki
Shane Scalf
Concert Band
Jennifer Ahlm
Kirk Allen
Rachael Andersen
Kristen Anderson
Kristina Bashus
Martin Belcher
Jennifer Blank
Benjamin Brennan
Scott Brennfoerder
Yolanda Council
Timothy Daniel
Philip Drenth
Sarah Eckles {DID~~~
Laura Edwards
Danielle Ele
Martial Arts Club
Adam White
Long Loung
Thao Tran
Sheren Dev
Dusty Green
Chuck Nelson
Jenny Smice
Robert Park
Govinda Tidball
Fanny Bowley
John Walker
Thin Nguyen
Thang Bui
Chau Do
Nguyen Dinh
Shelli Thomas
Haang Vu Tran
Micheala Dubbs
Hannah Eskridge
Heather Furnas
Heather Godsey
Tyrone Hall
Falla Halsey
Erin Hansbrough
Michelle Hodge
Lisa Holthaus
Thy Huynh
Matt Irvin
Tyrell Jackson
Jamie Johnson
Becky Johnson
Richard King
Steph Kotschwar
Michelle Kuhns
Chris Lanz
Erin Loken
Doni Marlow
Kris Masek
Laurie McCaugherty
Megan McCory
Amber Nelson
Hien Nguyen
Bisola Ojikutu
Susan Pearce
Ryan Peery
Jamie Peterson
Sara Pipher
Heather Ellis
Marco Love '
Daniel Fowler
Will Crabb t -J-mtl rm
Brenda Frohner
Chinese Club
Adam White
Long Loung
Thao Tran
Sheren Dev
Aaron Shear
Chuck Nelson
Janet Menefee
eric Shuman
Lara Vanardel
Angie Blunt
Sherri Glanz
Kienan Leung
Justin Kohmetscher
Jenny Smice
Robert Park
Alison Gage
Govinda Tidball
John Walker
Fanny Bowley
Tedica Starks
Myrietta Talawyma
Shane Scalf
Mittra Coad
Lisa Rivey
Heidi Peirce
Shawnie Beals
Enoch Ulmer
Shelly Thomas
Leane Loofe •
Bennett Schmidt
Toby Schroder
Jonita Shada
Serena Reeves
Natti Thai
Brad Geller Vu Ah Duong
Sherri Glanz
Tom Hammond
Kory Hereth
Carrie Holman
Derek Inbody
Mary Irvin
Mathan Jacobus
Keri Keller
Daryl Krause
Veronica Lear
Gabriel Lechner
Dawn Martell
Isaiah Martinez
Scott McCoy
Brent McLaughlin
Mark Merboth
Aubry Moses
Michelle Musick
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Eric Shuman
Shane Scalf
Will Crable
Quang Nguyen
Amy Policky
Theresa Prusa
Angel Ramirez
Laura Reznicek
Katie Ross
Dawn Sabatka
Steph Schilke
Stacey Schuerman
Elizabeth Schuller
Becky Schupbach
Amber Shavers
Aaron Shear
Stephanie Shields
Sarah Skean
Raquel Turek
Robin Stricklin
Jeni Ta
Kelly Thiem
Heather Thomsen
Carrie Thoreson
Jessica Tiwald
Casey Nutter Power Club
April Oliver
Tyson Parde
Katherine Pothast
Johnathan Potter
Kacey Prescher
Christina Rice
Michael Richmond
Ericka Robertson
Raul Santos
Frank Soukup
Andrew Staehr
Melinda Stephens
Timothy Swanson
Jason Tivis
Erica Tollefson
Cindy Turman
Stena Varvel
Jessica Westwood
Benjamin Wisehart
Angela Wittmuss •
Jennifer Ahlm
Heather Bailey
Elizabeth Barajas
Cassie Barber
Lisa Baronio
Mandy Bolton
Fanny Bowley
Adrienne Brown
Mandy Brown
Jenny Cantrell
Cruz Castaneda
Lisa Chamberlain
Shannon Crisp
Eric Crump
Angel Davison
Kerry DeCory
Viveca Dilley
Loan Tran
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Patrick Trinh
Efrain Umana
Stena Varvel
Anne Wilson h ' Tee Woods
Abbie Young
Carrie Zook
Jamie McFarland I,
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Lisa Attaie
Sultan Attaie
Heather Akin
Phe Bach
Xoa Bach
Mike Bauer
Shawn Beals
Dawn Bettis
Toni Biskup
Debbie Brandon
Sam Bui
Mark Campell
Care Cederberg
Cuong Dao
Minh Thu Dao
Hoa Dang
Khanh Dang
Phuong Dang
Linh Dinh
Minh Dinh
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Tessa Durham
Sarah Ecrles
Erin Ehrlhich
Gina Emery
Heather Godsey
Hang Hqang
Be Ho
Hanh Ho
Hanh Huynh
Nhung Huynh
Thy Huynh
Becky Johnson
Khammany Keovichith
Karla Krenke
Ha,, Le
Hang Le
Huong Le
Kim Hieu Le
Thao Le
Anh Thu Le
Viet Le
Thuy Luong
Linh Luu
Trang Luu
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• Heather McPherson
Jen McShane
Soledad Morinogo
Kate Muchisky
Em Be Nguyen
• Dung Nguyen
Hang Nguyen
Hien Nguyen
Hiep Nguyen
Hieu Nguyen
Xuan Huyen Nguyen
Khanh Van Nguyen
Tuyet Mai Nguyen
Kim May Ngo
Minh Nguyen
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Kim Son Nguyen
Thanh Nguyen
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Tri Nguyen
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Nuong Nong
Kari Oppegard
Amy Paschold
Julie Paschold
Frida Petterson
Hang Pham
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Kim Vui Pham
Amy Policky
Lisa Rivey
Jackie Rivera
Bach Tang
Bich Tang
Binh Tang
Quoc Thai
Ngoc Thai
Hoang Tran
Jeni Ta
Loan Tran
Michael Trinh
Patrick Trinh
Thao Tran
Thuan Tran
Tru'ong Chung
Efrain Umana
Chinh Vo
Vu Vo
Anh Due Vu
Dung Vu
Hai Vu
Anh Vuong
Nicole Woitaszewski
French Club
Ryan Amen
Lyneea Arehart
Kyndra Bailey
Cheryl Bartell
Pam Beer
Andrea Bethune
Jevon Boardman
Steph Bonnema
Amy Bouwens
Jesse Bremers
Matthew Brethouwer
Korey Burden
Tiffany Cambell
Mittra Coad
Fontella Colliers
Tim Daniel Jen Davis
Angel Davison
Katie DeGraff
Amy Jo DePierre
Vivica Dilley
Melissa Dittmer
Danielle Ele
Kelly Enevoldsen
Patrick Farrell
John Ferrin
Heather Fisk
Miranda France
Kenny French
Ben Garver
Katie George
Willis Giebelhaus
Meg Gifford
Milita Gonzales
Mercedes Grady
Emilie Halbardier
Falla Halsey
Nickelle Hammons
Anna Harms
Nicole Hart
Carrie Holman
Suzie Hunt
Jessica Jarvis
Heather Johnson
Julie Johnstone
Erin Kavan
Calise Kerns
Elizabeth Kilmer
Kara King
Kelly Knapp
Heather Knight
Andrew Kobza
KendalLangenberg
Hang Le
Adam Liska
Glenn louderback
Stephanie Mahoney
Joe Manthey
Dawn Marshall
McArtor Janina
Shawn McKillip
Steven Mercer
Melissa Merrill
Sara Minges
Kenya Nelson
Bisola Ojikutu
Amy Paschold
Susan Pearce
Ryan Peery
Heidi Per~
Jamie Peterson
Jennica Peterson
Thao Pham
Duane Pierce
Theresa
Sarah Richter
Lisa Rivey
Shannon Rock
Josh Rumbaugh
Mike Schroeder
Angel Slater
Nell Stambaugh
Scott Stava
Karen Stephen
Stephanie Stovall
Jeni Ta
Lavena Tang
Molly Taylor
Carrie Thoreson
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Scott Tridle
Patrick Trinh
Michelle Tryon
Abbey Varner
Chantel Vavrina
Vicki Westlu~d
Sara Wight
Sarah Wiseman
Angie Wittmuss
Melissa Wusk
Abbie Young
Stephanie Young
Dori Yourokos
Stephani Zachmann
Zach Zegers
Rebecca Zobeck
Theresa Mai
Steve Friesen
Luc Johnson
Sarah Peters
Thao Tran
Brian Wojtasek
Angie Steppat
Mummers
Sarah Peters
Mandy Jensby
Susanne Evans
Adam E. Dunn
Anne McShane
Aquarius Hopkins
Dan Nickerson
Kim Stokes
Jennifer Smice
Carrie Pierce
Taura Horn
Eric Crump
Hal Hansen
Jennifer Miller
John Griffith
Jennifer Wood
William Crabb
Frida Pettersson
Mike Zak ,
Aaron DuPree
Ellie Erickson
Ben Armstrong
Elizabeth Schuller
Noah Walsh
Eryn Ehlrich
Amber N. Shavers
Jessica Tiwald
Melissa Zak
Taylor Borchert
Laura Reznicek
Anna Nelson
Tammie Harris
Stephanie Young
Amy Policky
Mel Mutterspaugh
Stephanie Shields
Nate Austin
Josh Meyer
Molly Nicholas
Sarah Tompson
Gal Maller
Amanda Stevens
Tina Shafer
Elizabeth Barajas
Suzette Schwaderer
Matt Garren
Enoch Ulmer
Socorro Chairez
Fanny Bowley
Roger Bauer
Kelly Thiem
Tahisha Woods
Jeremy Woerner
Emma Kettenring
Sandi Irvin
Stacey Fish
Dawn Sabatka
Spencer Owen
Andrew Martin
Kelli Frerichs
Katy williams
Nell Stembaugh
Sharon L. Dev
Molly Rolac
Aaron Schulz
Susan Lott
Symphonic Band
Bridget Anderson
Benjamin Armstrong
Christopher Babl
Raquel Barajas
• Jennifer Blank
Stephanie Bonnema
Travis Brady
Sarah ·Brennan
Carrie Brobst
Chas Clauss
Amy DePierre
Patrick Double
Raquel Downs
Cindy Fruehling
Jenifer Gossard
Matt Hadley
Michaela Hadley
Stacy Hladky
Dan Irvin
Gabe Ives
Melissa Janssen
Kay Kelly
Owen Killham
Matt Koehn
Justin Kohmetscher
Rene Kramer
Karla Krenke
Sherri Lang
Carla Lathrop
Dawn Marshall
Bill McCarter
Rebecca McClung
Scott McCoy
Tad McDowell
Anne McShane
Jessica Mefferd
Amy Molacek
Brian Moock
Brad Musick
Matt Neeman
Jim Novak
Brian O'neal
Bisola Ojikutu
Micah Palmer
Brian Podwinski
Clayton Ridenour
Tim Rye
Mario Salazar
Jennifer Schenkel
Chad Schmidt
Sandy Schmieder
Laura Scott
Dan Sievert
Brenda Sohl
Lisa Tice
Eric Tomasek
Nate Walcott
Scott Walace
Amy Weisbrook
Benjamin Wisehart
Marty Witt
• Nicole Woitaszewski
Brian Wojtasek
Ameenah Yasin
Rachel Yung
Rebecca Zobeck
Vica
Nate Chandler
Matt Claus
Sam Daulton
Ryan Fielder
Erin Foster
Courtney Fuller
Sean Gewecke
Joe Glaser
Angi Guenther
Johnathan Koch
Randy Kraatz
Daryl Krause
Kienan Leung
Theresa Mai
Loren Michael
Jeff Oldfield
Eric Olsen
Dustin Pearson
Caleb Pew
Duane Pierce
Josh Plies
Corey Riggle
Matt Rudy
Les Scattergood
Matt Schukei
Jason Siepker
Mark Taylor
John Troy
Writers Club
Heather Akin
Staci Angus
Elizabeth Barajas
Josh Barber
Amy Beckwith
Dawn Bettis
Stephanie Bonnema
Debbi Brandon
Lee Carmichael
Will Crabb
Eric Crump
Ben Dake
Jen Davis
Brad Denny
Sheren Dev
Susanne Evans
Jenny Fuller
Allison Gage
Holly Gage
Micala Gordon
Bess Gormely
Mercedes Grady
Matt Hadley
Misty Haist
Erin Hansbrough
Sandi Irvin
Matt Irvin
Emma Kellenring
Khammany Keovichitch
Erin Kinney
Justin Kohmetscher
Justin Kohmetscher
Jennifer Kuzara
Melissa Kuzara
Chloe Laschansky
Michelle Leach
Gabe Lechner
Clay Marcher
Dawn Martell
James McCave
Megan McRory
Jeena Nelson
Molly Nicolaus
Spencer Owen
Julie Paschold
Ali Pierce
Kelly Plautz
Jason Prather
Aaron Reiber
Tyler Richardson
Lisa Rivey
Dawn Sabatka
Elizabeth Schuller
Becky Schupbach
Eric Shuman
Spencer Sloan
Jennifer Stephen
Mark Taylor
Lindsay Thoene
Erica Tollefson
Katy Williams
Genni Williams
Anne Wilson
Nicole Woitaszewski
Chris Zech
Leviticus Shaw
Korey Burden
D. Noel Moscu
Kar F. Li
Jared Thompson
Scott Heese
Jenifer Wood
Enoch Ulmer
Shawn-Beals
Susan Lott
Michael Blakely
Jennifer Ahlm
Rachael Anderson
Rachael Nagle
Michael Knupp
RAIN oOW CLUB
Rainbow Club
Phuong-Phan Anh
Lael Arpan
Carrie Atkinson
Raquel Barajas
Elizabeth Barajas
auincy Bearce
Nichole Berne
Jessica .Bickert
Jackey Bratt
Lois Briggs
Eddie Brown
Shonna Brown
Sam Bui .
Thang Bui
Maria Cruz Castaneda
Mich~lle C~tes
Socorro Chairez
Jessie Cherry
Fontella Colliers
Demitria Corrales •
Yolanda Council
Eric Crump
Sarah Dang
Aletta Davis
Kerry DeCory
Katie DeGraff
Sharen Dev
Viv~ca Dilley
Justin Dillwood
Raquel Downs
Tessa Durham
Becky Eickmeier
Kristi Ertz
Melissa Fiedler
Stacey Francisco
Carina Fredrickson
Andrea Gaither
Niya Gamble
Bess Ghormley
Chad Giebelhaus
Matt Hadly
Tyrone Hall
FaHa Halsey
Maria Hernandez
Amber Herrick
Aquarius Hopkins
Oscar Huapaya
Jamie Hudson
Juan Izaquirre
Antonio Jackson
Muhammad James
Khammany Keovichith
Brandi Keys
Richard King
Erin Kinnan
Courtney Knippel
KhoiLe
Eric Maly
Hien Nguyen
Maria Noriega
Bisola Ojikutu
Amy Paschold
Nikki Pone
CLOSEUP
Close u·p
Erin Brestal
Bobby Case
Dawn .Connelly
Matt Comstock
Isaac Welch
Alicia Cariotta
Matt Claus
Marcus Schmidt
Jason Eickmeier
Amy Fiedler
Jim Schmitz
Sean Gewecke
Kristin Van Andel
Anne-Marie Taylor
Jennifer Lindholm
Nat,han Bradley
Kenya Nelson
Duane Pierce
Marcus Moody
Jason Westenberg
Lisa Yaussi
Con~ert Choir
Kari Allely
Bridget Anderson
Nathan Austin
Shannon Beecham
Pavel Berzin
Dawn Bettis
Travis Brady
Deborah Brandon
Edwin Brown
Mark Campbell
Tara Cochrane
Amy Cox
Alan Crist
Katherine DeGraff
Christoph~r David Deppe
Sarah Dietrich
Adam Dunn
Cynthia Elder
Gina Emery
Hannah Eskridge
Amy Farrin
Ellen Fenton
Alyson Frickel
David Frye
Matthew Garren
Katherine George
Amy Ghormley
Richard Glanz
Heather Godsey
Allison Gorynski
Nickelle Hammons
Kimberly Hillyer
Antonio Jackson
Trinity Jones
Jeffrey Keele
Calise Kerns
Gary Kubert
Melissa Kuzara
Shelley Mika
Benjamin Moore
Suzanne Oldfield
Amy Paschold
Julie Paschold
Caroline Pierce
Tami Rembolt
Matthew Rhoades
Steven Rich
Lisa Rivey
Nicole Rung
Sheila Rutz
Melody Scharton
Aaron Schulz
Justin Shulz
Susan Shepard
Brenda Sohl
Molly Taylor
Lee Tubbs
Elena Ulrich
Amy Weisbrook
Ryan Wylie ; UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA
FBLA
Steve Fisser
Ryan Lusberry
Adam Morley
Eric Maly
Kevin Wray
Myrietta Talawyma
Matt White
Matt Stoakes
Gabe Cummings
Katrina Wiese
Marcella Canby
Jennifer Miller
Heather Barry
Casey Nutler
Mary Irwin
Samantha Barta
Jaime Johnson
Amy Cox
Amber Jackson
Madrigals
Kari Allely
Mark Campbell
Tara Cochrane
Hannah Eskridge
• Matt Garren
Steven Rich
Randy Kraatz; Allison Gorynski
Julie Paschold
Shannon Beecham
Shelley Mika
Dawn Bettis
Jeff Keele
Bess Ghormley
Nate Austin
Orchestra
Carrie Atkinson
Amy Beckwith
Elysah Bench
Jennifer Blank
Deborah Brandon
Jessica Cherry
Tim Cherry
Elisa Davis
Trisha Deshon
Sarah Dietrich
Susanne Evans
Shelie Friesen
Aaron Fuenning
Jenifer Gossard
Simon Herbst
Amber Herick
Chastity Howell
Heather Knight
Tom Krynsky
Erin Loken
Amy Molacek
Rebecca Reining
Long Luong
Tessa Durham
Diana Rhoads
Sarah Richter
Elizabeth Schuller ,
Sarah Shaw
Skyler Sidner
Angel Slater
Melanie Tramp
Elena Ulrich
Sara Wight
Ben Wisehart
Jeremy Woerner
Stephanie Young
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Andrea Gaither
Lindsay Gilmore
Jeffrey Harris
Aquarius Hopkins
Katherine Kuhn
Tad McDowell Jr.
Jennifer Schenkel
Skyler Sidner
Jennifer Stege
Karen Stephan
Kimberly Stokes
Sarah Thompson
Enoch Ulmer
Rachel Yuns
Michael Zak
Kelly Messing
Amy Klein
Carrie Pierce
Megan McCrory
Raquel Downs
Shawna Inbody
Shonna Brown
Jennica Peterson
Bennett Schmid
Jason Scewaki
Jaime Johnson
Anna Harms
Eddie Brown
Liza Black
Jackey Bratt
Andrea Canby
Marcella Canby
Michelle Canby
Rochelle Canby
Rudolfo Ceron
Kerry Decory
Brandon Denny
Eva Duffield
Donald Duncan
Kellie Few Tails
Brad Geller
Christopher Gibbs
Gabriel Gossard
Felicia Guevara ii
Becky Schupbach
Linh Nguyen
Jazz
Thomas Banset
Travis Brady
Sarah Brennan
Chad Cihal
Pat Double
Chad Giebelhaus
Ryan Haffey
Kory Hereth
Luke Johnson
Derek Jones
Owen Killhani
Rene Kramer
Kyle Lacy
Roberto Martinez
Brian Moock
Shelly Nelson
Steven Niederhous
James Novak
Brian O'Neal
Sarah Richter
Mario Salazar
Andy Staehr
Eric Tomasek
Isaac Welch
Marty Witt
Soundsation
Bridget Anderson
Cassie Barber
Michelle Cates
Cindy Elder
Stacey Francisco
Holly Gage
Jessica Glantz
Heather Godsey
Nickelle Hammons
Kim Hillyer
Amy Jones
Calise Kerns
Erin Kinney
Christina Lanz
Chloe Laschanzky
Julie Mercer
Hien Nguyen
Suzy Oldfield
Jennica Peterson
Stacy Porter
Tami Rembolt
Lisa Rivey
Jennifer Shafer
Susie Shepard
Kirsten Taulborg
Anne Marie Taylor
Sophomore Select
Kristen Anderson
Lyneea Arehart
Jessica Bickert
Frances Bowley
Amanda Brady
Erin Brestel
Alicia Chandier
Brian Chaney
Jeremiah Cummings
Justin Dillwood
Aaron Dupree
Brenda Frohner
Heather Furnas
Tony Hernandez
Austin Ice
Lois Briggs Terry Ice
Isabelle Siefert
Spencer Peery
Angela King
Teresa Laravie
Traci Lewandowski
Andrea Martinez
Isaiah Martinez
Ryan Morris
William Owen-Miller
Shawn Phillips
Drew Russe
Angel Shafer
Marquette Sheridan
Jacob Smith
John Smith
Ricein Solomon
Myrietta Talawyma
Andre Tartar
Chior
Travis Brady
Eddie Brown
Alan Crist
Chris Deppe
Amy Farrin
Rick Glanz
Calise Kerns
Gary Kubert
Jamie McFarland
Rebekka Meyer
Caroline Pierce Varsity Jazz Band
Nicole Rung
Sheila Rutz
Ryan Wylie
Student Council Caucus
Nicole Kanne
Trisha Deshon
Jamie Peterson
Jerenda Parker ·
Linh Nguyen
Bekka Meyer
Angie King
Jason Addleman
Regina Amen
Nicole Badmoccasin
Anthony Baxter
Deveron Baxter
Nicholas Baxter
Quincy Bearce
R~s sell Big Boy
Chris Sabi
Laura Scott
Sarah Brennan
Micah Palmer
Dan Irvin
Ben Armstrong
Bill McCartel
Clayton Ridenour
Jeremy Cummings
Pat Double
Justin Kohmetscher
Brenda Sohl
Kristina Starkey
Brad Musick
Nathaniel Walcott
Jeremy Woerner
Brian Wojtasek
(Right) Isaiah Hopkins takes time out for his daughter, Teonna
(Below) A student works at the construction site of a home, during residential construction class
Skills for the future
By Stephanie Mahoney r,.
Many classes were offered this year at Lincoln High School which provided students with skills that were designed to help them in their lives outside of the classroom.
Students were able to deviate from the normal schedules of math, English and social studies in order to gain knowledge of more applicable skills such as ~riving, cooking, personal health care and childcare.
Students were able to learn parenting and basic
childcare skills in the •parenting classes offered by the home economics department. Through these classes, students learned about parenting, pregnancy , and self-empowerment issues.
Students were able to gain other basic skills in classes like Child Care Training, Driver Education, and baking. Classes such as these provided students with knowledge and experience that would aid them
(Below) Tarence Kimbrough is sitting pretty as he takes a cruse around the simulated block, in Drivers Education class.
ke ,<i for a hou$e; a pap~, for a C~ref!rs
(Above) In Child Care ofass; Mary Noriega knows how to have fun with her nephew Ramon.
(Below) Students in Ms. McGinn's Creative Writing class write creatively.
(Below) Senior Chuck Foreman is ready for action in writing class.
(Below) Amex students work to succes:
(Above) Quincy Jones , Lauren Micheals, and Letroy Jones know how to make etas~ interesting
Students
ta ke required cl asses in stride.
Just Do IIIJJ
by Elizabeth Barajas
Moststudentswhenentering high school were not sure of what they really wanted to take. They, however knew of what they did not want to take The core curriculum were the classes that every student had to take in order to graduate from high school. They included but were not limited to English, science, math, and social sciences. You know, those classes that are drilled into you every year followed with the infamous speech about "your future?"
Students were asked what classes they could most do without. They were quick to respond. Sophomore Sarah Thompson said, 11 P.E.! Why should we take time out of our schedule,
for something like that."
School counselor Sue Cain believed that most kids were not bothered by requirements. "Unless they absolutely can not see the reason they have to take a class they could resent it. 11
Students were at times upset with certain requirements. However, many admitted to getting something out of the classes. 11 1 learned a lot in careers class about how to succeed in society today," commented Sophomore Jackie Bratt.
There were health, computer, reading, and in some cases P.E. waivers available for students who felt that they already had the skills those classes would teach. Cain also expressed plans for a reconstruction of the curriculum. This plan would involve modular sched-
uling in which a student demonstrating skill in a compency based class could proceed on to another level.
Student feelings towards requi red classes varied from person to person Senior Michelle Cates had exclamations of joy: 11 1 love C.l. 11
Then there was junior Sarah Peters who lamented 11 T ell me again why I'm taking this class?"
Think about why you took the classes you did this year. You knew you wouldn't like it, and you knew you would never use theorems, and signifigant figures in
life. Perhaps you are like most students , as counselor Ann Brestel commented, you "Just do it. II
Above: Shawna Jones and Brent McCloughlin study in history class
Left: Justin Wilhem is all work and no play when it comes to Modern U.S History class
REAL
Above : Sean Applegate thinks about the conditions of society in M. U.S. H. class.
Right: Mr. Bayer gives cafefu/1 consideration to discussion in his M.U.S.H class
Left: Junior Amanda Stevens works hard in her Creative Writing class
Above: Amercian Experience requires lots of concentration as sophomore Ben Garber illustrates
(Left) David Moscu, Gardenia Sanchez and Lori Ferrel have their stories all written out in writing class.
(Above) Barstow discusses big burly Spartans and their pink tu-tus in his Western Experience class.
(Left) Justin Wilhem and .Leasha Owens live for Bayer's Modern U.S History class.
(Below) A drawing by Nigel Magar, was shown at the Lincoln High Fall Art Show
(Below) A selection. of Aaron Shear's unique artwork was displayed at the Lincoln High Fall Art Show.
(Below) As Josh Hatfield focuses his camera, Gina Emery, Marcus Schmidt, and Mark Taylor focus their attention on the teacher in Beginning Photography class.
(Above) Amanda Stevens, Jeanette Chapin , Cesar Guerrero , and Nate Lovercheck make beaded necklaces in 30 Design. class.
Variety found in artistic talents
by Christine Damon and Jaime Stoll
A variety of • classes were offered to provide students with many outlets for artistic expression.
The Lincoln High School Art Department provided students with art supplies and career dreams. Drawing, pottery, painting, and photography were among some of the classes offered this year.
Jon Doyle, a senior, plans on becoming a commercial artist, although he really wants to be a free lance artist, "I got my inspiration from my aunt who is an artist, 11 but says that it is much harder to succeed as a free lance artist than as a commercial artist. Doyle says that free lance artists aren't really creative be-
cause, in order to succeed, they must create what the public wants instead of what they feel.
Matel Loop, a junior, is learning to develop her own style of photography. She found one of the enjoyments of photography to be that you never know what the finished product is going to be until you develop it. She would enjoy a career involving photography, and wildlife photography is her top choice. Loop finds many rewards in photography, and "the best thing (about photography) is other people showing an interest
in your work."
The Lincoln High Art Department can provide a variety of opportunities for Lincoln High Students because of the diverse selection of classes. This opens the doors to those students interested in an art related career.
(Above) George Sedlacek demonstrates how to use a camera to his photography class
(Left) A creative design by Jason Ables was presented at the Lincoln High Fall Art Show
(Right) Amy Cox , Bryce Mclaughlin , and Freedom Moga work on a project in Spanish class
(Below) Chinese student Long Luong works hard on his assignment
(Above) Mrs. Sturgeon explains French to student Gal Maller
(Right) Karla Roman works hard on a t problem during class.
Stud ents took fore ign language clas ses to bridge the gap between
By Sarah Brennan
Lincoln High is one of the most diverse schools in Lincoln Because there was a wide range of different languages represented, it was important to be aware of the benefits of having foreign language courses at LHS.
Stephanie Brennan , a junior at Lincoln High thought that taking a foreign language was fun. She went to Mexico last summer with Campus Life. She wi ll be going to Mexico again in the summer of '94. She said that Spanish has helped her with the basics.
Brian O ' Neal, a sophomore at Lincoln High, took German. He said, "a foreign language is necessary to get into a good college." O'Neal is hoping to become a
Chemical Engineer.
Ms Robinson , a Chinese teacher at Lincoln High school , commented, "The world is getting smaller. When you know language you shorten the distance between people." She went on to say, "Don'tisolateyourself . Learning a foreign language is an important tool to reach out to people."
Monica Huapaya, a senior this year, was born in Peru and came to the United States when she was fifteen-years-old She speaks Spanish at home , and also knows English. She also took French. A foreign language course was not required in order to graduate this year , but it will be for the class of 1997 Robertson commented,
" The U.S. is the only country that does not require learning other languages."
Bisola Ojikutu , a senior at Lincoln High , was in fourth year French She plans to take F renc ~ in college when she studies Broadcast Journalism Huapaya liked the idea of students learning her native language (Spanish.) " I like people from different parts of the world trying to learn about my language I would like everybody to be this way as well as making a better world."
(Below) Teacher Cindy Ingram helps out
(Below) Students in M s. Roberts on 's Chinese class bow customarily to the teacher.
(Below) Span ish teacher Mrs Stark he lp s out Leticia Martine z a nd Hea th e r Root o n a group project
(Right) Katie Ross , Shelly Mika , Stacey Schuerman, and Kelly Knapp break from the norm by studying in the halls for Women's Lit class
(Below) ESL Physical Science students work together to solve a problem.
(Above) · Senior Lois Briggs listens to a discussion in her Multi-cultural Literature class.
Different
Variety of Views offered at LHS
By Elizabeth Barajas
Russian History , African-American History , Multicultural Literature , and Women 's Literature were some of the classes offered this year that allowed students to experience a variety of different views and perspectives
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"In our society , women are not valued as much as they should be, " commented Ruth Kupfer, who taught Women 's Literature, "this class focuses on novels by women, about women. We explore issues that effect women : Sexual assault, paternity , health issues, and societal roles."
Melissa Steen said that she liked Woman ' s Literature because, being a female, she could relate to the emotions of the characters in the books which they read .
"I like the support in the classes When I read the books, I know that someone feels just like me," commented Junior Katie Ross. These classes have brought a new insight to students seeking a break from the traditional curriculum.
"Students say that they understand women's lives better They have begun to value their experiences more, " commented Kupfer.
Many teachers of different disciplines realized the importance of offering a different perspective. They therefore integrated information viewed from different perspectives into their classes.
(Left) Sarah works on her assignment in Individual Literature class
(Below) Teacher, Mr. Nghia helps ESL Algebra students Hai Pham, and Tan Pham with their work
(Above) Christina Kang from Southeast High School lent her talents for an Asian assembly in De c ember
(Left) U.S. Senator Bob Kerrey took time during his visit to LHS for a press confetence with the Yearbook and Advocate staffs about his views on education
ESL helps students. adjiust
By Elizabeth Barajas
Imagine not being able to communicate with those around you. You are unable to tell them your feelings, or even your most basic needs. In their eyes, you have no voice. You may have experienced this feeling for a week or so if you've ever been to a foreign country. Yet , for many Asian English as a Second Language (ESL) students this is an everyday reality. ESL classes taught students who have other first languages to speak and read English. ESL coordinator Hilde Dale said that the goal of the ESL program was to
times (it's) hard to follow the lc:1nguage."
There were some barriers between American and Asian ESL students, such as language and culture however, many ESL students just wanted to do what most people did: to · meet and have friends. Bach commented, "Many ESL students do not know anyone. They like to have friends. Even if they can not speak very well, the American student can use simple words. ESL Friends club helps."
get students into mainstream (Right) Mrs Hoffmann helps Dung Ngo , classes as soon as possible. Phuong Nguyen, and Hai Vu with their However, the class~s usually project. hindered interactment with American students The classes taught American society in theory. The students were seldom able to 1 experience it for themselves. Senior Phe Bach commented, "It would be nice to have American students come to ESL (classes) so the ESL student can ask questions and talk to them."
More than just language separated Asian ESL students from American students. •"Asian students are taught to respect (the) teacher. The other students talk behind the teacher's back," said Bach. He also commented that Asian students must learn the value of hard work in academic activities. "Asian students don't spend so much tirne with entertainment."
Sophomore Bach Tang is from Vietnam c;ind has been in the U.S. for two years. Tang began learning English in the ESL program at Culler Jr. High School. She thought that Lincoln High School was great: "I love Lincoln High, the people are good."
Tang believed the ESL teachers were very helpful. However, she felt that some of her mainstream teachers needed to talk slower at times. "American teachers can help by being slow, some-
Hai Pham and Phuoc Pham learn how interesting
(Above)
ESL Physical Science can be
(Right) Hoang Nguyen , Trinh Pham , Vui Pham, and Tan Pham got help for their group.
(Above) Students worked during ESL Pre-Algebra with their teacher's help
(Below) Mrs Hoffmann helps explain a situation to Quyen Ngugen during ESL
(Below) Vu Ho recieves help on his Pre-Algebra from Mrs Ingram
(Left) A group effort. Trinh Pham , Tan Pham, and Vui Pham work on their assignment together
(Above) Dung Ngo and Phuong Nguyen work on their assignment during class ,
(Left) Para educator Nghia Le expla i ns problems on the chalkboard
(Below) Academic Decathaton offers wealth of knowledge for students
(Below) Carrie Zook and Natasha Serret know that Life Science is team work
(Below) Students at the UNL math day put their skills to the test.
(Above) Students Heather Akin , Eric Crump , Becky Eickmier, and Carrie Zook enjoy the Western Experience.
Advanced classes seek diversity.
Classes that Challenge
By Elizabeth Barajas
Lincoln High School prided itself in the diversity among its student body. Different shades of faces were a prominent feature in the halls at LHS. One could see that tensions were low when races freely intermixed in friendship. However, in a school with a high percentage of minority students, few if any of that percentage could be seen in advanced classes
In compiling a list of students in advanced classes, such as American Experience, Diff English 10,
Diff Biology and Diff Western Civilization, the lack of diversity could clearly be seen Some teachers said that they simply did not have any visible minorities in their advanced classes. Sophomore Theresa Spitzer, who was enrolled in several advanced classes, recalled an average of about two minorities in her classes. "I noticed (the lack of minorities) right away. On the first day of class, it was obvious. But, you know I'm used to it. It was no different from
the rest of my advanced classes. " Ms. Goodwin , an African-American English teacher , commen ts , "Kids don't want to be isolated, they want to be with their friends. "
Junior Steve Rich attributed this deficiency to society and the media," Television does not always show good role models for minorities."
Spitzer agreed, "Minorities have it in their minds that they can be satisfied being average. That is all we were thought to aspire to."
(Above) Students learn from each other in Western Experience class
(Left) Ellen Fenton gives a presentation to her classmates
(Below) Scott Kistler volunteers his time by doing data entry at UN-L Business Services
(Above) Carrie Mays and Lisa Hobelman share the work at UN-L Business Services
(Right) Andrea Curry participates in the transition program by volunteering at Bryan Hospital Custodial.
(Below) Happy Bryan custodial volunteer Angie HeJ smiles for the camara
Students get hands-on training
By Elizabeth Barajas
Lincoln High School's special education students had a special program giving them a chance to volunteer at places such as Bryan Hospital, UN-L, Centennial Day Care, LPS district offices, and the Nebraska Historical Society
These students were in Lincoln High's transition program. "The program is so that students can begin to break away from high school and get out into the community," commented Cindy Quinn, a teacher who participated in the program.
"What they learn is good work skills. They find out what they like and don't like to do, and vv:.at they are good at," said Quinn.
Students started out in the program doing a half day of work, and a half day of life skills. This way they were gradually introduced to life outside of school. "We learned how to do laundry and take care of pets," said senior Carrie Mays.
By the time the students were seniors, they worked all day long so that they could find paid work upon graduation. Quinn commented on the most important factor of the program, "Our success rate of finding students jobs is great. The background training gets them ready They are graduating with job experience."
Most of the students saw jobs in theirfuture. "I want to get a job at Goodyear ," said Senior Dan Griggs.
Senior Lisa Hobelman commented, "I went for an interview for State Farm , I hope to stay there."
Senior Brandi Havel said that the program taught students to be good listeners, and to have a positive attitude.
"Transition gives the students an opportunity to work." said Quinn.
(Below) Shon VanMeveren took time out of his job at
(Below) Stacey Montgomery helped out at Bryan Hospital and gained job experince as well
(Left) Goodwill Industries had senior Lisa Rockenbach as a volunteer
Success for performing arts
By Elizabeth Barajas
With stage lights, makeup, audiences and reviews, performing arts can be a great deal of fun, and as many performing arts students discovered, it can also be hard work.
Lincoln High's vocal groups were very busy this year. Swing Choir, Soundsation, Sophomore Select, Concert Choir, Mixed and Girls Chorus and Madrigal Singers were some of the groups that contributed to the music department success th is year.
(Far Right) Band Camp is an annual event for marching band students, and guest ' rnarfne, Lauren Lavine helped volunteers Scott Wallace, Andrea raulborg, Nicole Woftaszewski, and Daryl Krause, learn to '5eep their concentration
(Right) Soundsation students, Cindy Elqer, Suzie Qldfiefq, Erin Kinqty, Lisa Rivey, ' Heather Godsy, Michelle:" 'Cates, and Bridget Anderson practice newer music in preparatfpn for Joynight
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"You have to try out, which includes doing scales, pitch recall, and singing a prepared song," said Fanny Bowley, who was in Sophomore Select Choir.
Chris Lanz was part of the Sounsdsation group and she felt that the concerts at NBC bank and at school were not only a group success, but a personal one as well. "My dad, who works a lot, surprised me by coming to one of our concerts , that was special," said Lanz.
"The Madrigal Feast was a great success," commented Tara Cochrane, "the Feast is a special
concert held at the Corn husker. We worked on songs for the Feast since the beginning of the year. Over 250 people showed up and had a great time."
Lincoln High ' s instrumental groups also had a productive year. • The LHS Marching Band received superior ratings at contests. Prep and Varsity Jazz groups held a memorable concert filled with a diverse mix of mellow music and screaming sounds. In addition, Orchestra and Symphonic band traveled to Kansas City for the Concert Band festival at Worlds of Fun.
Theater classes at Lincoln High gave students an opportunity to develop their acting skills.
The drama department at Lincoln High added to its lists of accomplishments this year with a timely and emotional fall play, 'To Be Young, Gifted and Black. 11
"My role in the play was one of the most memorable things I have done this year," said Laticia Martinez, "it was great fun, and •t had a great message."
(Below)
Woernerplayed his guitar in Jazz band.
(Left) The 1993 Lincoln High marching band played for the final football game accompanied by Band'Alumnt
(Left) 'Twas a mid-winter's night during the Madrigal's Feaste when Jester Noah Walsh pranced before the queen, Ms Piller.
(Below) Jazz band students Jim Novak and Sarah Richter, demonstrate their many talents in one of their concerts
(Left) Soundsations member Erin Kinney was assisted by teacher Ms. Ludeman , as other students , Michelle Cates, Heather Godsey, and Lisa Rivey accompany with their own parts
(Right) Orchestra students Jen Gossard , Jenny Blank , Becky Reining , Raquel Barajas, Elisa Davis and Sarah Dietrich prepare in class for a co~cert
(Below) As Mr. Rush conducted the Orchestra, junior Stephanie Young led the rest of her section.
(Above) The Lincoln High 1993-94 Concert Choir prepared for a concert.
(Right) Concert Choir members Melody Scharton, Julie Paschold, Amy Paschold , Shelley Mika, Ellen Fenton, and Susie Oldfield did warm-ups to prepare for a performance.
Now that's talent!
(Above} Teacher Mr Skutchan and accompanist Janet Corwin led the 93-94 Concert Choir during their December concert
(Left) Lincoln High 's Varsity Swing Choir showed-off some of their fancy moves during a class practice for Joynite
(Left} Sarah Brennan hammers out some tunes on her piano in Prep Jazz band
(Below) Sophomores Enoch Ulmer, Aaron Dupree, Jeremiah Cummings , Jeff Harris and Justin Dillwood , sing their hearts out during a class practice of Sophomore Select.
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, The 1r1arsity girls yoHeybaH · team had a successful ,season t~J§ year.. , ? , , 'fhe Var~ity teatTl qgmpleted ,t~~:ir seaso~ with 15 \fl.li f!S and 14 t9,es. The,' finisheg J!~ in the '' final pot! of Lincoln Joufn~l•Star ~· ':fimtJ rating.
L 11!he team 9oni~;~ted ~ery ~troogly,,during the sea,~op,'' saiq "iijeac:J <;~ach Kristi ~er~ Qn-Hlt,?:· Tney JN~l<ed nard and put iri lots <?f ~irr,! thrQu'gh outlt'l~ ~eason ,iSentors showed lots ,,ofleader- + ship ;!O the big match~s and tpur~ameots and cr~at~~fa. good touni'J~tion for the se~ijQnf ~aid ,. N ~lson-tdi.tz. The goElJ~ pf the "' $8~SOn iWere to improve S~iJI$ YJh!'Q,h wp~ld he~ the.deam dur.,, :.it)9} he J natch sai9 Ne.J.sg~-Hitz. 0Senior •Marcelle Scharton said, "that experience paid·Qff during the big tllatches and ". tournaments.'' Experience gav:ea boost which the team need~d , §>ome.timeswhen dowQ.
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(Right) Varsity player Michelle Thomas bumps the ball up for her teammates
(Left) Junior Varsity player Erica Adams killls the ball during a game.
(Below) Reserve Team Front Row (L to R) Angela Watson , Sandra Schmieder, Angel Ramirez, Erica Moore , Sarah Amen , Lyneea Arehart Back Row (L to R) Coach ,!....ynette Rychecky, Karina Fredrickson , Courtney Knippel , Lisa Yaussi, Shannon Buresh , Becky Leapley, Kahi/ya Ellis, Patricia Solomos.
(Above) Varsity player Stephanie Schilke spiikes the ball against Southeast
(Left) Varsity player Mindi Leupold bumps the ball to the other Links.
(Middle Left) Junior Varsity Team Front Row (L to R) Nicolle Faughn , Stephanie Zechmann , Angela Witte , Kay Kelly, Alyson Frickel , Thuy Pham , Back Row (L to R) Coach Matt Johnson , Nicole Hoffman , Lisa Chamberlain , Amy DeWild, Jessica Mefferd, Erica Adams, Shandra Olsen
(Below) Varsity player Sherri Lang digs a ball during match
By Scott Brennfoerder
The Varsity and Junior Varsity boys tennis teams had good seasons this year.
"The team was lacking in experience but showed lots of courage this year ," said Head Coach Dennis Hershberger.
"The Varsity team focused on improving techniques which was helpful," said Hershberger.
Hershberger said the team put out the good effort that he and the other coaches wanted to see throughout the season.
"It was a exciting year because I had lots of fun " said Senior Steven Fisser. Fisser said the season had it ups and downs but finished the season well. Fisser was glad that the team worked together.
We were working very hard to make our team better said Senior Robert Tridle. "My goals were to improve on my finishes from last year," Adam Dunn said. He said he was glad to work hard to help the team win.
Dunn -said he gave all he had during the season and wanted the team to do well.
"The goals for the team were to improve the fundamental skills" said Coach Steve Zoucha. The team worked with each other very well and helped each other when they needed help, Zoucha said. Both teams this season showed good effort and spirit.
TheJuniorVarsityteamalsocompl.eted their season competitively.
"The team worked well with and helped each other." said Coach Steve Zoucha.
'{Boys Tennis: Se,rvingup Winners
Boys -Tennis
(Right) Lucas Friendt serves up the ball in a match.
(Below) Jeremy Lahners follows through after serving the ball
(Below) Coach Dennis Hershberger carries equipment back after practice
Front Row (L to R) : Mark Vogel, David Hansbrough, Justin Crow, Phong Nguyen , Thanh Nguyen, David Dingman Second Row (L to R): Jeremey Lahners, Brandon Crounse, Matt Garren , Chad Parker, Mark Taylor Back Row (L to R): Head
Coach Dennis Hershberger, Coach Steve Zoucha , Steve Fisser, Lucas Friendt, Josh Barber, Scott Tridle , Coach Tom Jundt.
(Above) Justin Crow servers the ball during a match
Swinging for Victory: Girls Golf
By Kelly Plautz
A new go lf coach brought improvements in team players and a feeling of team unity.
"I tried to get a renewed team atmosphere and to improve from what they had done in the pastto take them from the bottom to at least the middle where they would have a shot next year for placing on top. They cared for each other and it was important for them to remain a team, " commented Coach John Brady. ''They did really well. Last year it was big to break 500. This year we were going for 400, and at one of the meets we scored our best, a 401. 11
Next year, Junior Jennifer Davis said she thinks they ' re going to make it to state.
"We broke the school record a couple oftimes this year " comments Senior Amy Henderson, "It was a good year (for me) to end with , we were all concerned about how we did." The new coach was more involved in the
team and golf. He was very active in golf as he (Brady) started playing at two years and became serious about it when he was four. He has been playing for 27 years. Brady said that • when he received the chance to coach the team he jumped at it.
"Once , I had a bad week , but Mr. Brady helped convince me I could do it , and it didn 't hurt my season ," states Davis.
Henderson said that she individually placed in many of the different meets this year She said they did better as a team this year than the previous year.
" I wanted them to have fun and they did. Next year when we go on road trips the radio wi ll remain off . No one could agree on a station, " Brady said.
Brady concluded that , " All girls should feel welcome to come out for the team from beginners to experienced players. You don ' t have to be big and strong, you just have to work."
(Left) Front Row (L to R) : Amber Henderson , Amy Henderson , Janelle Howell, Kelly Bouwens , Susan Kiene Back Row (L to R) : Jennifer Davis , Kelly Simpson , Amy Bouwens , Shawnee Novak , Jackie Michaelsen , Head Coach John Brady.
(Below) Kelly Bouwens watches a putt go in the hole
(Left) Jackie Michaelson walks to the next hole
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By Jaime Stoll
With this year not being quite as exciting as last year regarding the state finals , a lot of team members and students are confident that LHS has a good chance at it next season.
One of the most exciting games this year was the homecoming game against Norfolk. The diversion that tried to get the victory away from us was of course Norfolk but another was the awful weather and the icy rain. It was miserable weather conditions but a glorious win!
Lino Avila, a senior, who played split end, and Romulus Gehle, a senior, who played wing back feel that the best part of playing a game of football is hit-
ting other players, running the ball, scoring and the goal line stance. Ryan Douglas, a junior and quarterback, enjoys the competition, the fans and his love of sports.
This year's starting line consisted of mostly juniors. Next year, the Links will have the experience and have a good chance at a title. Avila and Gehle leave one last remark, "Keep on hittin' it".
(Below, Left:) Row 1 (L-R) : David Frye , Aaron Bott, Brian Wood, Jason Jackson , Jared Whirl , Charley Schroeder, Leno A vi/a , Romulus Gehle , Sean Applegate, Student Manager Frank Soukup , Student Manager Dan Griggs Row 2 (LR) Richard K ing , Tim Svobada , Patrick Trinh , Brady Wetzel, Brian Timblin , Jeff Tlamka , Tony Ca s ella , Chris Bohlken , Nate Austin , Remus Gehle , Bobby Case , Coach Mike Janesch Row 3 (L - R) Student Manager Matt White , Coach Mark Doak, Coach Mike Fultz , Tyrone Hall Chad McGee , Gabe Ahlberg, Richard Chubbach , Jeremy Webster , Josh Hatfield, Joe Sullivan , Chris Stohs , Vashon Sandifer, Head Coach Eric Knoll. Row 4 (L-R) Matt Rhoades , Brian Schmalken , Matt Neemann , Brian Hall Toby Oglesby, Ryan Shanesy, Adam Wessel , Dan Dunn , Ryan Douglas , Jeff Keele.
(Below) Ref r uns in to stop the tackle.
(Above) Way to tackle the whole team.
(Right) Links football tackled another season with a record of 4-4
(Above) Down, Set, Hike against Northeast.
(Below) #7 Romulus Gehle runs out for a pass
(Left) #44 Remus Gehle runs to a fallen player
(Above) #72 Toby Oglesby rushes to help his tackled teammate.
The marching band supports the LHS football team.
(Below) The Band and alumni play during halftime.
(Right) Band Director Terry Rush directs the Lincoln High band.
(Below) Sophomore Raul Santezz dresses after the band contest.
Front Row (L to R): Gary Kubert , Kenneth Scdoris, Shawn Van Dyke , Scott Lewis, Clay Uhrmacher, Kevin_ Gacek, Jeremy Swanson , Chad Schmidt. Second Row (L to R) : Coach Rus Hitz, Jeremy Cummings , Desmond Murry, Dion Dickman , Brandon Gyhra , Brent Berryman , Ryan Koelzer, Scotty Luff, Jeremy Woerner, Student Coach Tobin Sample , Coach Micah Heibel Back Row (L to R) : Aaron Schulz, Dan Holland, Timothy Childress , Patrick Skomer, Duane Pierce , Justin Chrisp , Robert Burton , Scott Medina , Philip Wilkason
(Above) Travis Brady leads the band in a rousing song.
Strong teams mean a strong future in football
By Scott Brennfoerder
he Junior Varsity and • !::mRseser::!opo~~=~ strongly this season.
TThe Junior Varsity team finished with a good record. "The team put out lots of effort," said Head Coach Micah Heibel. He said that they gave 100 percent work effort this
Coach Toby Higgs.
"The team worked hard, had lots of talent and improved a lot through the season," said Higgs.
"The players on our team helped each other a lot when someone needed it," said Sophomore Brian Chaney. Chaney said goals of the team were to create a competitive team through the season. season.
"We had goals of working as Sophomore Jason Shearer a team and improving as indi- agreed that the goal was to put a viduals at fundamentals," said competiive team on the field.
Junior Justin Crisp. Crisp said "We had lots of fun but gave he was glag to be on the team lotsofeffortwhichpaidoffthroughbecause he had lots of fun out the year," said Shearer He
"The reserve team, formerly said that the team put out a gobd the sophomore team, worked on season. fundamentals a lot," said Head
(Left) Brent Berryman runs after breaking the tackle.
(Below) Kevin Lundy is tackled after catching a pass
(Left) The team looks on as J. V. plays.
(Above) Front row(L - R) Corissa Stewart, Heather Thomsen , Mandy Kubik, Melanie Tramp , Lisa Baronio , Carissa Nevels , Erin Lathrop Middle Row(L - R) Coach Michelle Cuddeford, Laurisa Parker, Dena Bogdanovich , Miranda France , Amy Aden , Heather Bartlett, Heidi Bartlett Back Row(L-R) Head Coach Sam Sharp , Anne Wilson , Wendy Alexander, Lisa Graff, Peggy Aden , Stephanie Aden , Coach Bill Jordan.
(Right) Junior Miranda France anticipates the next play.
(Below) Who says that girls don't slide?
(Below) Head Coach Sam Sharp consulti Junior Miranda France before she stepi up to bat.
Softball Shows Their Varsity Spirit
By Jaime Stoll
"We did so well at state , and we
District champions and third softball ' s good season. " We at state, Lincoln High Schools worked well together , lots of people softball team can say that they knew each other from the summer had a great first season. The and got along ," said Sophomore 1993 - 94 school year was one to Corissa Stewart be remembered because it was " I had a great time , this will be the first year Lincoln High recog - one hard season to follow ," comnized girls ' softball as a Varsity mented Junior Amy Aden. sport.
This was also the first year really worked hard. I think it was softball was recognized by the because we had lots of unity ," said Nebraska School's Activites As - France , "it was just lots of fun besociation. "I am really happy cause everyone knew they were about the whole thing. It is about playing for their school so everytime they recognized it," com- one was real intense."
mented Junior Miranda France , Stewart said that she felt that second baseman for the Links.
Teamwork was what seemed to have contributed to the girls'
everyone working together during the summer made the team members close , and made this year ' s softball season worth while.
( Left) Junior Amy Aden goes for the bunt to gain first base
(Above) Miranda France , a junior, reaches for the ball as an Omaha Central player approaches first base.
(Left} Sen i or Heather Thomsen swi ngs for a homerun during a game against Northe.a st -
Photos by Stephanie Mahoney and Kelly Plautz
(Right) Laura Scott , a senior, jets past a Rocket
(Far right) Lincoln High competitor, Laura Kepler fin i shes before an East runner
(Below) Links r unner, Ron Du/as , strives to overtake a Pius runner
(Above) Mr Zuspan clocks a Links runner.
Front Row (L to R): Frienda Petterson , Heather Furnas , Laura Kepler, Jackie Bratt, Monica Kepler, Tracey Brown. Second Row (L to R) : Aaron Huff, Ron Du/a s Amber Herrick, Kristin Van Andel, Susie Shepard, Laura Scott, Katie Curry, Lisa Munger, Lara Van Andel, Ryan Huff, Coach Frank Graham , Coach Kelly O 'Donne / 1 Back Row (L to R) : Head Coach Bob White , Justin Vasatka , Dave Deppe , Bryan Furnas , Shane Scalf, Richard Glantz, Mike Bickley, Brad Oldfield, Ryan Amen
Running Strong
By Scott Brennfoerder
The boys and girls cross coun- that the cross country team was try teams both had successful running and having fun. seasons this year. Head coach Scott said that an important Bob White said that the teams moment in the season was durwere small but hard working. "Goals of the team were to qualify for state as a team and to improve individually," said White.
''The boys team had a number of high finis"1es as a team and as individuals," stated White.
"We competed well all season especially in the big meets, 11 said senior Justin Vasatka. "The th ng that motivated me was the idea of going to state".
''The girl's team worked very hard this year," said senior Laura Scott. "The meets were exciting to compete in. 11
Through all weather, White said ing conference and districts.
White said that the Junior Varsity teams also performed well all season.
The teams also competed in the Kearney Invite and Millard South Invite where they finish d well. •
The boys team qualified · for the state meet and ran well. The season turned out to be a good year for all te~ms.
(Left) Links runner, Eddie Brown shows his strength against his competitors
(Below) Ryan Amen sprints out for :... incoln High victory.
(Left)' Dave Deppe displays his running talents during the LPS meet.
aultin
By Kelly Plautz
(Pictures by Amber Shavers)
iris Gymnastics had a rewarding season for the team of young competitors.
Jennifer Conroy, a top competitor for Lincoln High thought that at clubs there was a lot of pressure to perform well and be on a certain level. In high school you didn't have to do difficult routines and it was more relaxed.
"Most gymnasts belong to clubs where they workout year • round," states coach Dan Kapeller, "this allows them to stay in shape for the start of the season."
Many competitors on the team belonged to additional gymnastic clubs in Lincoln such as Nebraska School of Gymnastics, Capital City Gymnastics, Pioneers, and Ungers School of Gymnastics. Many have competed through these clubs for several years.
"In high school there are
fewer people, so you are able get to know them better," said senior Captain Jennifer Hames, the only returning letter winner this year. "We competed individually but we competed for the team."
Sophomore Karen Stephan thought that the team did good although they were young.
"We are almost at our peek. Our goal for the team was to score 130 points, where each gymnast would have to score an 8.75.
Right now each competitor scores an average of 8.5," stated coach Kapeller.
"I'm not worried about placing, I just do it for fun," stated Sophomore Sara Oberg, another top competitor for Lincoln High "We are hoping we have established a strong team for next year," added Stephan.
"We competed individually but we competed for the team. 11
(Above) Freshman Tiffany Taylor dismounts the uneven barsduring the meet against Northeast.
(Right) Captain Jennifer Hames prepares for her dismount after her beam rountine.
front row (L to R): Mindy Rush , Julie Mercer.
Second row(L to R): Becky Jaskson , Jenny Hames, Sara Oberg, Karen Stephan , Melinda Griggs.
Back row (L to R): Coach Deb Forgey, Tiffany Taylor, Jennifer Conroy, Dara Wagner, Head Coach Dan Kapeller.
(Left) Sophomore Karen Stephan Shows her grace on her floor routine
(Below) Freshman Jennifer Conroy displays her talents on the balance beam.
(Below) Sophomore Sara Oberg goes through her uneven bars routine as coach Dan Kape/1/er watches on
(Above) Sophomore Sara Oberg shows her balance on the balance beam •
( Left) Freshman Mindy Rush finishes her floor routine
Varsity Soft:baU
Varsity Football1
Varsity, VofleybaU
Grand Island 15-11/ 15-1 o Millard North 3-15/ 10-15
Southeast 15-8/ 2-15/ 15-10 , East 15-17/ 8-15 Won 5 Lost 5
Benson Invite 1st
Spartan Invite 5th LPS Tour. 4th
East East 6-15/ 13-15 15-9/ 13-15/ 15-4 LPS Tour. 3rd Won 5 Lost 7
Varsrty Gir l s Golf
Grand Island Invite 8th
Southeast Invite 10th
Northeast (dual) won Northeast Invite 2nd
LPS Tourney 2nd
Spartan Tourney 9th
Heartland Conf. 5th
Districts 5th
State Susie Keen 4th
11 Seniors gave excellent leadership during the season 11 , said Erin Brestel
Experience works! Variety of S _ kills help the teams win
ByScott Brennfoerder
The girls basketball teams this season started off the season quickly with strong performances.
The varsity team had two early lossesinthelessonthatgavethe something to work on. "The team showed lots of courage in the lost to Marian when they came back two or three times in the second half" said Varsity Head Coach Bill Myers. The second loss was to out of state St. Joseph Benton which put the team in the consolation bracket in the Lincoln Public Tournament , Myers said. The team finished fifth in the tournament. "That loss gave the team more power to move to the next round in the tournament" said Myers.
The varsity team had variety of skills and strengths that let the team to do different things. The team reached for many goals in the season. "The goals of the season are to improve as a team together and hopefully make a run at making state tournament" , said Senior Stephanie Schilke . "The players put in the effort to improve and to meet the early goals of the team" said Schilke.
Experience and youth made a good combination to improve as a team and as individuals.
"The team has good strengths that include youth and experience that balances the problems we may have" said
Sophomore Erin Brestel "The goal for me was to improve as basketball player" said Brestel. In the early part of the season, the Junior Varsity and Reserve teams had some difficult game which helped the team. Junior Varsity player , kay Kelly , a junior said " The team work well together in the early part of the season and they found each other ' s strengths out. " Kelly said their goals of the team were to improve each of the fundamentalswhich win us some games.
Reserve team member , Laura Edwards , a sophomore said "the season has been extremely fun with victories and lots of strong play by the team."
(Above) Varsity team , Front Row (L to R) Nicole , Hoffman , Amy Aden , Michelle Kuhns , Amy Weisbrook , Shawna Inbody, Ria Salvati. Back Row : (L to R) Head Coach Bill Myers , Stephanie Aden , Lisa Graf, Erin Brestel, Stephanie Schilke , Marcelle Scharton , Stacey Schuerman , Volunteer Coach Ray Corona
( Right) Sophomore Cindy Turman gets a jump on the ball by taking it now instead of waiting for a sideline shot.
(photo by Angel Slater
(Above) Sophomore Team: Front How(L to HJ c;or,ssa Stewart, Becky Leapley, Brenda Ensminger, Lisa Yaussi, Thuy Pham ,Angel Ramirez, Natasha Wilks , Laura Edwards Back Row (L to R) Bevin Mclaughin , Nichole Belie , Laura Kepler, Shonna Brown , Stephanine Brown
(Below) Sophomore Angel Ramirez
off an opponent from East.
I'
(Left) Junior Stephanie Aden follows throughon her shot hoping to earn an extra point, (photo by Angel Slater)
dribbles down the court fighting
(Photo Angel Slater)
(lett)Sophomore Erin Brestel dodges her opponent and goes for her goal (photo by Angel Slater)
(Left)The lightwieght wrestlers show their supporttor the girls basketball, aand enjoy getting thier picture taken in the proceess. (photo Angel Slater)
(Below)Sophomore Natasha Wilkes dribbbles down the court , keeping the ball, just tout reach of her opponent! rom East (photo by Angel Slater)
(Above) Junior Varsity team : Front Row (L to RO Kate Howard, Amy Depierre , Kay kelly, Angie Witte , Tracy Brown , Michelle Tryon , Junior varsity Head Coach Alex Czeranko Back Row (L to R) Melody Scharton , Nichole Breckner, Peggy A(ien , Cindy Turman , Amy oe Wild , Stacey Robinson , Pam Beer
(Below) Sophomore Angel Ramirez goes after the rebound during the East game.
(Left) Peggy Aden defends during the game
(Left) Katherine Howard asks for a pass on the fast break.
(Below) Sophomore Bevin McClaughlin shoots the ball after rebounding it.
Boy's Basketball making all the right shots!
Working together is a key part in any team. The Links' Boys' Varsity, Junior Varsity and Reserve teams worked together quite well, and this could have been a big reason for their outstanding season.
The Links' biggest asset was their playing like a team, they didn't rely on one person to score a ll the points. Also, the Links' basketball teams didn't give up
together as a team we can do just that. Abdullah adds as far as the whole team goes, don 't give up on us, we ' re coming along. " I think we ' re a good team , if we put it all together and play hard
" If you have more heart than the other player, you'll always be successful!"
night in and night out we can win! " stated Abdullah. and played rea lly good as a · .____________...,
Anthony Aden , Sophomore, who plays guard and wing on the Lincoln High Reserve team, enjoys meeting all of the new people and his favorite team.
Senior, Omar Abdullah, Varsity Team member, says that we're getting better as the season goes along, and we can surprise a lot of people at districts, and if we play more
part of playing a game of basketball is the competitiveness.
Outside shooting , team speed , and "the big men down low" , which means the other players down the court. Those are the team strengths.
On a closing note, Abdullah adds " If you have more heart that the other player, you ' ll always be successful!"
Row 1:(L to R) Student Manager~ Sherdal Kelley , Rod Smith , and Bryson Wilson , Student Coach Joel Brott, Row 2 : Student Mngr Jamie McFa rland, Roman Evans , Scotty Luff, Justin Schulz, Jarrod Whirl , Ryan Zuspan , Ryan Douglas , Student Mngr Mandy Kubik , Back Row: Head Coach Bill Zuspan , Assist Coach Warren Frazier, Volunteer Ass ist Jason Glenn , Jevon Woods , Othman Abdullah , Curtis Weber, Robert Burton , Ryan Wylie , Orria r Abdullah , Freshm~n Coach
Cary Haynes , Reserve Coach Rus s Uhing , JV Coach
Jeff Stoehr
(Below) Freshman Curtis Weber makes a jump for the ball to gain
( Below) Michael Mccawley shoots for two against Fremont
(Below) Row 1: (L to R) Justin Di/wood, Michael Mccawley, Tyrone Hall, Brent Berryman , Richard King , Paulo Vandenberg , Row 2: (L to R) JV Coach Jeff Stoehr,-Jason Froscheiser, Derek Jones, Joe Rupp , Ryan Huff, Justin Chrisp, Bobby Harding, Student Coach Joel Brott.
(Right) Ryan McCauley goes for the basket with such a striking jump that he catches his opponent by surprise.
(Above) Omar Abdullah guards his opponent to save the Varsity team from defeat.
(Right) Alex Scdoris dodges his opponents.
(Above) Othman Abdullah stretches himself to the limits in order to score some points
(Right) Robert
outjumps his opponent in order to score some points
(Left) Ryan Douglas makes a jump to defend the ball against Northeast.
(Below) Reserve team (L -R) Row 1: Ryan McCauley, Muhammad James , Rasheed Watson, Shane Chiles , Anthony Aden , Ryan Blodgett, Row 2: Reserve Coach Rus Uhing, Ryan Peery, Nate Lovercheck, Alex Scdoris , Aaron Huff, James Carlson , Robert Sheldon.
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A cut ·above the rest!
The 1994 wrestling season contained many firsts for the members of the Lincoln High team. Bob Orta became the team's new coach this year, and the wrestlers were pleased about this. Junior Jeremy Cummings said that one of the best things about being on the team was ''having a new coachour coach is dedicated for us to win."
The team itself also had many new members, resulting in varied styles of wrestling. But even with a new team, there was still room for ·tradition. "I guess my favorite tradition is wrestling with the coaches and beating them," said Cummings.
Sophomore Cory Lyons enjoyed hearing stories of years past from older team members. 'There's not a lot of seniors on the team this year the seniorswhoareontheteam nowtell us stories about other years.' ;
Many wrestlers also came away from the season with valuable personal memories. Sophomore Brian Cheney remembered, 'When I was wrestling against Southeast...! have asthma, and I had an asthma attack in that match, but I still ended up sticking the kid."
Senior Tony Casella enjoyed the Creighton Prep invitation~!. "I took first there, and I beat a kid from Southeast that beat me already once."
The meets themselves were very emotional and energy-charged events for the members of the team. 'When I'm out on the mat, I want to feel confidant that I can win I feel nervous a lot, too, though," said Senior Brent r• Holliday.
Chaney said he usually felt, ''very emotional. You can take things out on people take your frustrations out."
"All I feel is like an adrenaline rush," said Casella. 'There ain't no feelings, except for a dislike for the kid you're wrestling. If I hurt him, oh well.''
One thing that the team members agreed on was the focus on the individual wrestler during a match. "It's a reallyindMdualizedsport,"saidHolliday. "If you lose, you can't blame it on the team. If you mess around in practice, you don't do well on the mat."
Lyons agreed,"lf you lose, it's your fault. lfyouwin, nooneelsecantakethe credit."
(Right)
Juniors Scotty Luff, Richard King and Jason Addleman stop to pose for pie, after cheering on the wrestlers.
Junior Varsity member, Shawn Phillips, pins down his opponent to win some points
(Left)- Junior Ryan Shanesy and Ryan Luedtke shake hands with their opponents after a defeating match.
(Below) Derek Bothern rolls to pin his opponent from a different angle.
(Below left) George Amen puts his partner to the mat during a practice after school
Vashon Sandifer works to pin down his partner, in an after school practice.
Row 1:(L - R) : Ken Johnson .Joshua Harral Trino Ponce , Jesse Crom Dustin Green Ga,y Kubert Derek Bothem,Daniel Schippert,David Pfeifer, Stephen Schmeichel,Ryan Leudtke, Row 2:Adam Shanesy, Thomas Rine Washon Sandifer.Brian Ch~ney Adam Liska,Co,y Lyons Kevin Gi/1 Jason Stoltz Steven Nicholson , Row 3 : Head Coach Bob Orta ,Jonathan Koch Jim Keller Eric Wamer, Toby Schroder, Ty Schroder.Jason Shearer.Ryan Koelzer,Jeremy Cummings Robert Klein Chad Rowe , Row 3: Assist Coach Rus Hitz Student Mngr Heather Root, George Amen Zach Way , Tony Casella Brent Holiday Ryan Shanesy, Toby Oglesby,Pat Skomer, Quincy Bearce , Shawn Phillips Student Mngr Leticia Martinez.Assist Coach Jim Baker
(Left) Jeff Tlamka and Joshua Harral, setup to prepare a practice match before a meet
S . . . s :\Anmm1ng an , ', uceess
By: Cindy Kotschwar
Have you everwantedto knowhow the Links got their name? Well, at the Lincoln High School swim meet against Beatrice, the answer was perfectly clear. The crowd and the swimmers really came together and showed their team spirit by cheering their team on.
Coach Richard Conradt closely observed the unique, but traditional preswim ritual, of taking a canteen of Lincoln High pool water and pouring it over the heads of the LHS swimmers and divers for good luck.
The LHSswimteam had more than enough people to help them on their way to more exciting victories. The team consisted of about forty swimmers, twenty-five girls and fifteen boys. The swimmers were split into two different groups, the red group which was the more experienced swimmers and the black group which was the less experienced swimmers The black team practiced from 3:30 until 4:45 while the red group stretched. Then
they rotated and the red swam until 6:00.
State was a very exciting and busy time for several LHS swimmers this year. The boys with their undefeated record of 6-0 had a couple of very lucky guysgoing. JevonBoardman,ajunior, qualified for state in the 500 free style with a time of 5:11 :07 at the meet against Beatrice. Jason Sawatzki accompanied by Boardman at the state meet along with Dave Foster, a junior who has been swimming since he was eight years old and had currently broken the 100 meter backstroke and the 100 meter butterfly record. "It feels pretty good although it's kind of weird breaking recordsagainstpeopleyou've known a long time. " said Foster
Missy Steen, Sarah Carpenter, Laura Scott, and Jenny Schultz were going to state with their ever most swift relays. Sophomore Jenny Schultz has been swimming for about five years, but has only been on the LHS swim
team fortwoyears. She swims the 200 freeandthe500free. Attheswimmeet against Beatrice , she took first in the freestyle with a time of 2:23 and in the 500 free she came in first with a time of 6:27:09.
The diving team did an exceptional job in their meets considering they only had three people, senior Chad Olberding, junior Jennica Peterson, and freshman Tiffany. The divers seemed to be handling themselves very well. Olberding had been on the LHS diving team for three years. He was the only male on the team along with two other girls, but that was not the reason he was expected to work so hard. Since he has been on the team for three years his coach expected him to do better than the other divers. The diving team says they do not have a different ritual than the swimmers because they are all one big team not two separate teams.
Lara
Amber
Cyndi
Plautz Amy Bade Head Coach Richard Conradt
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(Right) LHS swimmers readily await their turn to coast for a win
(Above) Chad Olberding may look like he_'s doing a cannonball to the untrained eye , but in reality he is doing his diving routine.
(Right) It's a bird, it's a plane , it's SUPERJEN! Jennica Peterson gracefully glides throough the air on the LHS diving team.
(right, top) Row 1 (L to R) :
Herrick
VanAndel,
Ludeke Laura Scott Jennifer Schultz, Missy Schaefer Tra cy Kraus , Raven Michael Row 2: Rachel Irvin, Mary McCaslin , Jennifer Abbruzzese, Kelly Bouwens Sarah Carpenter, Missy Steen Heather Ray. Row 3: Assist Coach Jason Ahlberg, Melissa Eskra , Jamie Kunath , Corin Jarecke, Karina Fredrickson, Amy Bouwens Kelly
ht Bottom) Row 1 (L to R) Tim Swanson, Ben Dake, Justin Gatzemeyer, Jevon Boardman Chris Unke, Frank Soukup Row 2: Assist Coach Jason Ahlberg, Andy Sawatzki, Joe Tidball, Gabe Ahlberg Pat Janike Eric Wolford David Foster, Head Coach Richard Conradt
(Left) On your marks , get set Govinda Tidball!
(Left) Amy Bade swims her best for LHS.
(Left) Govinda "Monk " Tidball concentrates before he swims.
(Below) Swimmers stand around waiting for their chance to go for the win
Varsity Girls Basketball
!Winter Scoreboard!
Junior Varsity Girl Basketball
Junior Varsity Boys Basketball
Opponent OPP LHS
Papillon 54 45
Columbus 40 34
Fremont 35 45
Norfolk 43 47
Northeast 62 55
Millard South 55 40 North Platte 45 60 Omaha Central 50 43 East 52 54 Grand Island 35 30
Kearney 50 30 Omaha North 60 52 Southeast 57 50 Hasting 42 46 Westside 44 51 won lost Reserve Boys Basketball
Opponent East Beatrice Northeast Southeast Westside East
Pius X Papillon Northeast Fremont OPP LHS
Varsity Wrestling
Opponent LHS
Fremont Inv. 4th
Sioux City Inv. 3rd
Creighton Prep Inv. 5th
Millard South Inv. 6th
LPS Duals Classic 4th
Heartland Cont. 5th Districts 5th
Grand Island 2nd Southeast 2nd Kearney 2nd Northeast 2nd Hastings 2nd Ea~ 1~ Won 1 Lost 5
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Index
A
Abdullah , Khadijah 103
Abdullah , Omar 168 , 171
Abdullah , Othman 169 , 171
Aberna t hy , Nathan 64
Ables , Jason 133 , 38
Accardy , Kris 38
Ackl ie , V ikki 38
Adams , Erica 151 , 82
Addleman , Jason 64 , 123 , 173
Aden , Amy 166 , 64 , 158
Aden , Anthony 169 , 171 , 82
Aden , Peggy 167 , 64 , 118 , 170 , 158
Aden , Stephanie 166 , 167 , 64 , 158
Adkins , Fanni 82
Ah , Vu Duong 119
Ahl , Jud ith 82
Ahlm , Jennifer 119 , 121 , 82
Ahlman , Jennifer 64
Ahrends , Scott 38
Akin , Heather 140 , 26 , 64 , 9 , 120 , 121
Al , Zainab Kanas 82
Alenxander , Kristi 82
Alexander , Jamie 64
Alexander , Wendy 3f;3 , 49 , 158
Allakhvaron , Vadim 82
All d er , Jeremia 38
All e ly , Kari 38 , 122
A ll en , Kirk 119 , 82
Allen ; Lance 82
Almquist , Eric 38
Altimimi , Zeena 82
Amen , Andrew 82
Amen , George 173
Amen , Regina 123
Amen , Ryan • 64 , 119, 120 , 160 , 161
Amen , Sarah 151, 82
Amen , Travis 64
Andersen, Brian 82
Andersen , Rachael 119 , 82
Anderson , Adam 82
Anderson , Bridget 38 , 121, 122 , 123 , 144
Anderson , Bruce 82
Anderson , Justin 82
Andersor, , Kristen 119, 123 , 82
A_nderson , Lynn 64
Anderson , Peter 64
Anderson , Rachael 121
Anderson , Timothy 64
Andrews , Heather 81
Andrews , James 64
Andrews , T.J 118
Angus, Staci 64, 121
Anh , Phuong-Phan 122
Anh , Vu Duong 118, 120
Applegate, Sean 65, 130
Arehart , Lyneea 151 , 120 , 123, 82
Arellano , Rebecca 38
Arizola, Ericka 118 , 82
Armstrong , Ben 27 , 82, 121 , 123
Arney, Joshua 65
Arpan , Lael 65 , 122
Arrow , Luke 82
Atkinson , Carrie 122 , 82
Attaie , Lisa 65 , 120
Attaie , Sultan 120 , 82
Au , Due 65
Austin , Nathan 27 , 65 , 121 , 122
Austin , Robin 103
Avery , Taji 82
Avila , Lino 38
Ayryer , Hiep 65
BBabcock , Sonia 65
Babl , Chr istopher 65 , 121 , 123
Bach , Hoa 59 , 118
Bach , Phe 38 , 118 , 120 , 138
Bach , Xoa 38 , 118 , 120
Bacon , Gabriel 65
Badberg , Rodney 65
Bade, Amy 82
Badmoccasin , Nicole 123
Bailey , Heather 65 , 119
Bailey , Kyndra 65 , 120
Bailey , Rhett 81
Baker, Courtney 27 , 118 , 82
Baker , Crystal 65
Baker , Jim 103 , 173
Baldwin , Butch 82
Ballard , Anthony 82
Banset , Thomas 82 , 123
Barajas , Elizabeth 119 , 121 , 122
Barajas, Raquel 38 , 118 , 121 , 122 , 144
Barber , Cassie 38 , 119 , 123
Barber , Josh 82 , 121
Barnes, Cory 81
Barnes, Michael 81 , 118
Baronio, Lisa 59 , 119, 158
Barret, Adam 82
Barrett , Kelly 82
Barry , Heather 122 , 82
Barry , Shelly 65
Barstow , Jim 103
Barstow, Sean 38, 57
Barta , Samantha 122, 82
Bartek, Troy 65
Bartell , Cheryl 120, 82
Bartlett, Heather 82 , 158
Bartlett, Heidi 82 , 158
Bartlett, Trevor 38
Bashus , Kristina 119 , 82
Bauer, Michael 65 , 118 , 120
Bauer, Roger 65 , 121
Baugh, Aaron 38 , 65
Baxter , Anthony 3 , 123
Baxter , Deveron 123
Baxter , Nicholas 3 , 123
Bay , Andrew 82
Be, Em Nguyen 120
Beals , Ryan 65
Beals , Shawn 65 , 119 , 120 , 121
Bean, Jonathan 82
Bearce , Qu incy 122 , 123 , 173 , 82
Beaurivage , Natalie 65
Beck, Nancy 103
Becker , Benjamin 65
Beckwith , Amy 65 , 121 , 122
Beecham , Shannon 38 , 122
Beer , Pamela 82 , 120 , 167
Behne , Lisa 13 , 38
Behrends , Brandon 38
Belcher , Martin 65 , 119
Beltz , Andrea 38
Bench , Ahnah 38
Bench , Elysah 122 , 82
Benjamin , Jason 82
Bergeron , Max 82
Bergmeier , Dane 82
Berks , Matt 38
Berlie , N ichole 118 , 122 , 83
Berlowitz , Nicole 83
Berry , Susie 23 , 39
Berryman , Brent 65 , 168
Berzin , Pavel 65 , 122
Bethune , Andrea 65 , 120
Bettis , Dawn 39 , 120 , 121 , 122
Bevard , John 83
Bible , Nicholas 83
Bickart , Jessica 122 , 123 , 83
Bickley , Mike 160
Big Boy , Russell 65 , 123
Birch , Rebecca 65
Biskup, Toni 39 , 120
Black , Charles Jr 65
Black , Liza 123
Blakely , Michael 121 , 83
Blank , Jennifer 39 , 119 , 121 , 122 , 144
Blanton , Diana 65
Blodgett , Ryan 169 , 83
Bloom , Melinda 65
Bluford, Tremayne 65
Blunt , Angie 39 , 119
Boardman , Jevon 66 , 119 , 120
Bodganovich , Stefanie 83
Boehmer , Jeffrey 81
• Boerngen , Theodore 66
Boettner , Dustin 66
Bogdanovich , Dena 39 , 158
Bogen re if , Mitch 83
Bohl , Jennifer 39
Bohlken , Chris 59
Boles , Michael 83
Bolton , Mandy 39 , 49 , 119
Bonkiewicz , Karen 66
Bonnema , Steph 120 , 121
Booth , Dustin 17
Borchert , Taylor 29 , 121 , 83
Bordeaux , Kenneth 83
Bormann , Jessica 66
Bothern , Derek 173 , 83
Bott , Aaron 13 , 32 , 39 , 119
Bouwens , Amy 66 , 120
Bowen , Karis 66
Bowley , Fanny 83 , 119 , 121 , 123 , 144
Bradbury, Cassandra 66
Bradford , Everlyn 83
Bradford , Salina 66
•Bradley , Jessica 66
Bradley, Nathan 122 , 83
Brady, Amanda 123, 83
Brady , John 103
Brady, Travis 66 , 121 , 122 , 123
Brandenburg , Elizabeth 66
Brandon , Deborah 66 , 122
Bratt , Amy 83
Bratt , Jackie 129 , 160 , 83
Braun , Amanda 66
Breazeale , Jason 66
Breckner , Kelly 39
Breckner , Nicole 83 , 167
Breckner , Stacey 83
Brega , Misty 83
Bremers , Jesse 66 , 120
Brennan , Benjamin 119, 83
Brennan , Sarah 39 , 121 , 123 , 145
Brennan , Stephanie 66
Brennfoerder , Scott 59 , 119
Brestel , Ann 103 , 129
Brestel , Erin 150 , 166 , 167 , 123 , 83
Brethouwer , Matthew 66 , 120
Brewer , Anna 39
Briggs , Lois 1~, 'Zl, 39, o/, 118, 122, 123
Briggs , Susan 22 , 118
Brobst , Ca r rie 39 , 121
Brobst , Holly 66
Brock , Chrystal 66
Brommer , Krista 81
Brott , Joel 168 , 171
Brown , Adrienne 39 , 119
Brown , Chad 39
Brown , Eddie 33, 66, , 70 , 118 , 122 , 123 , 161
