Lincoln High School 2002 Yearbook

Lincoln High Information Center

Ltoc.oln _._P~ublic School , Nebraska

So What-s a Urik /J.rryway? rt s irflpos.sible-to give ,a C-Orflplete deFirirtiori oF what it rftearis-to be a Urik fa.rt dill we-try.

A Urik! Ari o[gec.-t-fuats a part oF sorfle-fuirig larger-fuari itselF.

A Urik! Part oF a c.hah A c.hairi is orily as strorig as its Weakest Urik.

A Urik! A S--tuderrr at Uriwlri High

A Urik! A part oF Uric.olri Highs-tradHiori .oF exc.eUeric.e.

We are uriited. I Weareorie

We are strorig

Uric.olri High has a hi.story like rio D"ther sc.hool iri the state.

We areri-t built iri the .suburbs. We areri-t .superFidal. We areri-twhat you-fuirik.

We are-the Uriks. Wearereal.

This is Us.

Our Yearbook 2CX)1 - 2CX)2

By Sylvia Jori.s<1 2) arid Billy ualusha(1 2)

floh1CCDIYling , Banda-ta Foo-t-baU ua1Y1e. 5-tuderrt.s at-th: N1 u!tic.ul1ural Day,Zadi RDoin.son an LH5 .senior in Frorrt oF-tf.e 1Y1ural and Superfan.son a 6u.sup1-o Volley -oa/1 di.s-trid.s in 01Y1aha. fadi oF -tk.se pic.-fure.s repre.serrt.s a porliD'1 oF what it1Y1ean.s1-o 6e a Unk WeareaU unfted in .some unique way and we all have our pac.e a-t-tk high

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gtuderrts Fidget riervoud awaiting-the Final belt Sud- denly an eru ..o sed-through-the halts oF Un ac.ation.

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ways one t g eh1 a "Sutv1tv1erspass, b etv1 ·esl su tv1er vac.ations~ a liFetitv1e."

Abovd Sc.o-tt Rtrtz ( 1 2) Hiked at Cop~r lv\ountain. Colorado

Above! Katie Sands (1 2) and Maggie Keelan ( 1 2) -sperrt-their GU1Y11Y1er singing and dandrig.

LeF-t ! Cliri-tori Avery ( 11 ) S-tepheri Austria ( 1 2) arid Md~ Noel <10) ba~kpa~ked iri Colorado.

Above! Kelde Ness ( 1 2). Lirid.say Parker (aluh1rius) arid Nuru Roach (1 2) huri out wrth-the host oF S--t"rretSh1art.s" a-tUriiver.sal S--fudios iri CaliFornia.

Above! Dari Hoffer (10) was orie oF the Lu~ky Few-to vi.sit orie oF the worlds greatest laridh1arks the World Trade Cmter Towers before-they were destroyed ori Sepfett1ber 11 2 001

Above! H z.ari Taha ( 1 ) visi-ted -the ~~o-t Centi r iri Aorida.

ove• .SUh1h1er with F

Above! Audrey Swartz ( 1 2) holds her riew born baby.

1J-e 2cx.)1 eartiof'loF-tteB~k-to Sci-loot Bash was a Bla.s-t. a Beach Btarl!

Onee again Lincoln High D~CA. along wrth numerous lrli-erclubs-tdped -trati.sfOOY\ Lineolt1

High' s Frorrt lo-t Frott1 a parking lo-t irrto ari aweson1e everrt

Son1e oF-this year·s highligtrts were a 2 0 Foo-t high velero wall. 50tYle irrtense 1-ori-1 basketbaD. ho-toFF--the-griU hatt1burgers arid ho-tdogs. arid as alwayskareoke. arid 5110~5.

-1hatSpanishoom was dow,rigJ-rt serun1ptious. said junior. David Crab-tree. N\orl rluderrts agree -that-this years Food selee-tiori was ·u.s-tas good as~ party.

1J-cre were watenv-doris. riaci1os. pop/water. and erab rarigooris J\!\ore -than 8cx.)Llriks.showed up-to}dp

kiek sehoot year irrto high gear. -11-ere was Food. FlJf1. and gatt1Cs r everyone-. said Ryly Zettern1an (11).

-we pu-t a to-toF hard work in -to organizing -this everrt. We .s-tarted ta.s-tyear wrth -the planning arid wor e -through -the sutv1tt1er. Jhope-that everyorie had a good -titre. and warrts-to do it again rie<l year.-. said Jeri Knotl-ttis-yearsD~ Pre.siderrt

The b~k-to scllool bash is in its Fouritl year. arid in att likely-hood it witt have its FtFth rie<l year.

Above L.eF-tt S-teve Ferris oovered iri pie Above Rigrrt~ Susie Finke ( 11). ario-ther about-to get drer-rcl-d.

Below! Jodi Rcirrers (1 2) al1d i\alldy Magwire (1 2) spo~r '1COl7 light rings a-t-fte Bewi Blast:

Above! T~ing it-to 1te Hoop! Joe Ba~r blows by f:ric Currin a-t-tl-e FBLAon - 1 showdown.

LeF-t! C ~k out-tte pre-Hy capital. as it glows in -the -5\Jnset overlooking -the Beach Blarl

Above ! M1Y11Y1 look at-those -tasty po1Y1alinks Srio -Cortes ~ary Harl-<Alyssa s Dad (4 4)) Kylie Hill <12) Alyssa Hart<12) arid Llridsay Luridgreri ( 11). are busy servirig CIYl up

<L- R) Yo.sra AI-RaFaey <11 ) Nareeri AllilYlilYli <11 ) Af-,y,ad AI -HajalYli <11) Siridis Jarigir <12) HaiderKaZC1Y1<12)-t~abreakFro1Y1att oF--ftc adivites duririg--ftc Festivities.

Right! Marc.us ~askiris ( 11). is 1-ead over reels For --ftc 8~k-to Scl-iool 8a.sh

Above Cerrter! Oyde Jomsori <11 ) burls a Flow ori stage duririg a hardcore kareoke SCS510'1.

- l\ y Favorite part was all oF -the people 1Ytaki11g Fools oF -the1Ytselves ~irig-to si11g.. • -otto1ho1Ytpso11 ( 1 2)

-1.sperrtall oF 1Yty-tic.k_ets on-the slushes. · -Kerrto11 Fuller (10)

-Tue Mex-ic.a11 Food was great· -Jessie.a Taylor ( 11)

c.o11es. · -SwttBredehoF-t <1 2)

-1liked-the low pric.es a11d -the6a11d .· -6reysori Bo-tts ( 12)

'By ~ind a Vawson 011d 'T'ab etba ~indne al\Aia .s a big evcrrt arid-thi • 6ra.sa.s-the-thetne, you ar.sHy Foo-tbaU-teah1 lo e,_ everyorie had a g rl work paid off a .s a huge .svc.ce errtweUat.so. Tue day wa.s a.sat day Followed dos

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By l\t\eKinley Joos &Korey l\~hr

Before lv\ffievHural Day tnar1y ~derrt.s tf~-trear~ howtnany ethiic.Hie.s &. evth,re.s-thatare rep-e.serrted at ~High ~very odd year we have a 1v\Hh.tf\ra Day where -the whole ~body .spe,1d.s a day lear'1irtg abov-t MarlY euth,ra i.s$lJe,S. - Aeovpeof year.s ago we had itirt -ttc ~- bvt we dec.ided-to have i.s at -ttcbegt'lrlirtg of-ttcyear.so we~ldleam aoout tnvttievHurat.sM -throvghout-ttc year.· a.s ttvofed by Dr. Woriman . . Thi.s year·.s -thetne wa.s ·Bvtldtt,g lv\ffievth,ra~. Jrr1tc roorrltlg oor Fir.rl $feaker wa.s Je.s.sie Myle.s. He ~aboute~J-ehadwtthraei.swl &. how re leaft'led-fb deal wtth-tten Ar. Myle.s al.so tf~v.s.sed with .s-h.,derrt.s how ovr gerleratioos l-clp chartge eXJX7

~.s- re has- had wtth raei-stn and how re leaTTtetf-to deaf wi-th-ftcrn !V\r. Myle.s al.so a~\J-5.sed with ~derrt.s how ovr gerteration c.at1 help cilaf'lge fCOpe.S- befteF.s. Before having MvHic.vHurat Day we irrterviewed .s-h.,derrt.s 0rt--ftc .soojoct

We a.sked .sertior Teny lv\c.WiltiaM.s why re -thirik.s !v\,Hic.vH\,ral Day i.s iMportarrtFor ovr .school-to ac.kriowledge1 He ari.swered • rti.s itnportarrt-to learrl abovt ofrer c.vHure-5" While irrterviewing Dr. Worf'rvlan we a.sked hiM

•Why doe.s Linc.olrt High have· a MvHic.uHural Day1w. He resportded. -tt.s il'Ylportarrt-to be able -to C.Ol'Yll'Yl\Jt'lic.ate with o-ther people Frotn differerrt c.vl-h,re.s &. beirtg ~-to learri & get opirliori.s trot<i O"tter c.vHure.s.

Fv\,Hic.uH\,ral Day atL.iric.olrt High ha.s tflade a big itnpac.-t Ot'l a an .s-h.,derrt.s. they have learned -to eKJ>lore beyortd treir OWf'l c.vH\,re.

By Mc.Kirtley JOrt.s

Below~ Chout Laah'l( 1 2 ). ~fo. Currin( 11 ) arid La Ouiri-te Cah'lpbell( 10) c.hill iri -the .so VTh gyh'l

Above! Ashley WolFe~ 1 2) arid ~ec.ky ~rfok.sori(1 2) perforn,.s a11 lrt.sh Daric.e 111--ft'C .sovth gym Bottoh1 leF-tr Meh1ber.s Nuru Roac.hO 2) Charrtel AFuhO 2) Kels ie Ness<12). oFllushowus-thierrlepsiri~ sovthgyrn

irik studerrtG ih1portari~ oF raliGh1?

Sott1e people do and sott1e people don-t: l\l\ost don-t -take-the-titt1e-to look aro\Jnd and see Carlos BoWtnan ( 11)

Yes Sorne do and sott1e don-t: rt'5 itt1po rtan-t -tha-t y realize and respec.-t o-ther c.\Jlfures. H\Je Ttn( 1 2)

No no-tan studen-ts \Jnderrland i-t . Saeed KhalaF<10)

No J don-t-think people realize -the irnportanc.e be-tween eac.ho-ther Kenden Catt16en< 10)

Yes. JF-they didn-t . -then -they probably wo\Jldn-t be going -to Unroln High Terry Han (12)

By Sylvia Jo11.s- and Mary Vu

Unoolt1 High Sehoot is orie oF orie of ot1ly -two high sehoots in Urrotn-that provides eJ(-tenstve~

For its .s-fuderrt parerrts. LliS offers a variety of elasses -fb help f UTure and eurrerrt parerrts-to bo-ff1 rope wHii -the re.spon.siburtiesoF parenthood and ttrlish high sehool . 1l-e it'l-sehoot dayeare FaeilHy allows rluderrtrlo corrtinue-to pur.s\Je their eduea-tiot1 white tt1akirig sure ~r children are being eared For. Many otuderrts do no-t reali2.e whata-t~ rtis-fb-takeeare oF and .s\Jpport a baby. For tr1any-tcet1age parerrts. getting up at 5 or 6 in -the tromit'lg. is a daily rovtirieJurl so -iteyeanarriveatUrroln Highon~.

For -the parl 8 years .s-fudcrrts have been given a cl-lanee -to eon-tirtue-their eduea1iori and .rlitt raise a cliild. 'The ehildren are-taken eare oF by eertiFied. fteensed eare providersatthe S-fuderrtChild Learning Ceri-ter. (CLO loeated in-the south building oF Lineolri High Sehool. This eerrter provides-tons oF opporlunHie'5· For -tcc,,age parerrts . In tr1any sHua-tions iF it weren-t For-this learning eerrter. -the parerrts would have had a hard1itt1e eorrfirn.1irig sehool. Lirieolri High has shown rts .s\Jperiority by providing an awesott1e S-fuderrtlChtld learning eerrf-er while rltlt oorrtinuirig-to push .s-fuderrts-to -s-h--ive arid .s\Jeeeed iri aeadetrlies.

BclowffoddlerKcviri Bryar, pay.shard iri-tJ,,e SfuderrtChild Leaming Cerrter while hi.s- h1o-tJ,,er Narii Bryari goes-to class.

LeF-t! Sfuderrt h1o-tJ,,ers o-tJ,,ers JeririiFer Cowell ( 11) . Ah1arida Krous arid Ashley Shiperwcrl-choverbabies, Ari-toriio Cowell. Carlo.s- Krous. Trirlari Shiper. arid Ja N\i~ Miku~horiis

Above! Juriior Adari Martinez hold.shisriew baby boy Arrt0t1io ChristoJfer Cowell. •

Above LeF-t! Juriior Ashley Hopkins arid daughter AIYlara Hopkiris -Colliers share a 1Y101Y1eri-t -together duririg -the sc.hool day

LeF-t! Sharia DalYliari ( 1 2) holds }-er 6a6y girl Hannah Da1Y1iari

-}t 1Y1akes- you re.spor,siole arid i-t IYlakes you-think aomrt doing -1te right-thiri.g · Bra,dy~wood<11)

-}t 1Y1akes yuou -think 1Y1ore like ari adul-t You Jori-t keep -the .s-a1Y1e Frierids arid it 1Y1akes you -take ori IYIOre re.s-pori.s-toilHy."

Ashley shiper ( 10)

-I-ts differeri-t oe '" c,ause you c,ari-t do -the Fun -things you used -to do arid you dori-t have -1te .s-a1Y1e rierid.s-. · f\!zyrt~ue Wi!ltat-flS'<11)

}t 1Y1akes you 1Y1ore re.s-porisiole arid i-t IYlakes you -think beFore you do -things arid think a6ovt the FVTure. · Nat~S-fulJHHd<11)

·}t gives IYle IYIOre resporisioifi-f-y arid SOIYlefhirig IYID~ produc,-tive -to do wtth 1Y1y-ti1Y1e. aridrtsFuri. · Chike Foster ( 1 2)

'1here are'i-wo lastirig beqve<lswe c.ari give our • c.hilderi! Orie is roo-ts.1tie . o-ftier is

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Center!

. Kyle Waller<10) and Cody Waller

8'.ight! h-rtoerr young <12).Rayna Reinwald <1 2)

Right! Brrhiie Taylor ( 10). Courfriey Harris ( 10). and Lea Ariderson ( 10)

Far Right! Aaron Tebo ( 11)

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Top LeF-tffrarig Ho <1 2). N\orig Trari <1 2). arid Tuyet Kiev (1 2)

Top Right! N\clviri l\!\oorc ( 11 ) Chou! Laah1 <12). aridTcrry McWilliams<12)Jcrry otto · 1hoh1psori

fottoh1 lcF-t! Ashley Wo!Fc <1 2). B~ky fric.ksori . arid ( 1 2) Megari Harririqtori ( 1 2)

Boffoh1 Right! Phillip Owcris <11). Mic.ah Madloc.k ( 1 2). Arrtoiric Abboff ( 11). Jori Bariks <1 2). DCh1etrius S-furdivarrt <1 n arid Curlis 6rccri <11)

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Rig~ Sea,, uips011 (12) Sal CarcalYlO (12) Micl-iaclT<jeda <11) Florian Pe;ters (11) Jesdca Taylor <11) Joel Ruiz. (11) ~arl l7tlcJ-er (1 2)

i\ id&e Rig~ Rel1elt Pizarro (10) ~inley Jons ( 10)

Bo-ttom Right! Najiba Mughalz.ai ( 10) uinar M ajid

Middle leF-fl Terry Hall< 1 2) Curlis Douglas <1 2)

Bo-ttom leF-t! ~arl Pile.her (1 2) John Vtld1er (1 2) ~vari Walker<70)

Bo-ttott1 Rig~ Barry Kelly ( 1 2) Bryan 8celow Berlowitz. ( 1 2) Chri.s Davi.s ( 1 2) 1J-'Ott1as Nettle-tori ( 1 2)

Middle LeF-t~ Nerte Rouch< 1 2) Will HeaFer (1 2) /V\s. SaathoFF <reacJ-cr) PcrtWright<1 2) Zat Bryarrt<1 2)

Middle Rig~ Charrtal AFuh< 1 2) Caitcririe Arwie

Top LeF~ Julia Nettleton (10) Phylida Rooertsori <10)

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Y~ Jl/flt'cr year-71,e most- dlfflCJ1lt year cf y~ 1,tgl, sc/,cc/ ca,-eer.>lcreH9l,t.stltan tlte last ancl 1tttxe knowleqfe titan belcre. YCll wc,4< l,aHl at y~ da.s.ses f)f-el'QH"!J le,,- tlte next year to acl,le1e tlte 9,-acles tltat wlll ln tt/rfl 9et YCll Hjl,t wl,ere YCll want to lie.

Fve,,y year ls new ancl JJ"fferenl:. TJ,1:s year

YCll a,-.e!JHlnfed tlte ,-,:gl,t to c/,ct,.se to stay ancl eat er let11e scl,cc/ 9~.s ancl eat. Tl,e qpper da.sSlltell nc lt>n!Jer plck. t:,11 yt>11, ancl pecp/e wcn!Jtd<eftlnlfyt>11 Jt,,,,t knt>W l,ow to 9 et SChteV'Jl,e,,,e cr yCll ch,,rt knt,w wl,ere SChtefltt'/9 ,:s,

l,e styles ln l,1:s Links .sweat sl,1;,-t.

becatl.se YCll alreatly knt,w wl,ere e1e,,ytltt'19 ,:s.

Tl,eseJllflt'cr.s a,-.e sfepplfl!J Cllt ancl ltd<J'lf tltelr "",-.t 71,ey a,-e,tt al,,a1cl to be tlteMelves ancl tltey a,-.e ""'''19 ftlnJ"tlSt beJ'lf a Lint Y~ 1,tgl, scl,cc/ year.sw,11 be tlte year.syCll fie/er ~et ancl tltey a,-.e htllkl'lf tlte l,e,st cf lt. 71,ey wt1/ ne1er ~et tltelr /,l!JI, scl,cc/ ca,-ee,-.

Next year YCll w,11 leatl tlte scl,cc/. YOl/11 l,t11e 1tttxe f-eSPt:,IIS1bl1ltles ancl 1tttxe tltt'/9.S to Wt:>try a/x,qt titan tltt:S. YOl/11 tlttnl< a/x,qt w/,at YCll a,-.e!Jt,l'lf le clc cnce YCll !J"""""°te and weflter yt>11 l'elll/y want le!JC to Cbllege after all tltt:S er net. 71,e Qll&Stlcn t:S, wl,at a,-.e YCll !JCl'lf fc leave fer tlte restr

Abbott, Amanda Abbott, Antoine Abbott, Kristi Abdullah, Tavan

Absalon, Jacob Acic, Elvis Adams,Jennifer

AguayoSuatezLuis

Ajanic, Evel

Ajanic, Muamer

Ajnadzic, Lana

Al-Hajami, Ahmad Al-Hajami, Ali

Al-Refaey, Yosra

Al-Tunimi, Nareen

Al-hajami, Ahmad Allely, Shannon Allen, Brandi Allen, Matthew

Alvarado, Olga

Austria, Holly Avery, Clinton Babagul, Rabia

Babel, Steven Bailey, Debi Bailey, Kristine Baker, Joseph

Baldus, Andrew

Bales, Christy Balkovec, Jamie Balta, Catherine Barber, Matt Barbour, Ashley Barron, Brandon

Barzar, Paul Bauer, Sarah Beaman, Megan Becker, Kevin Beckman, Karissa Beermann, Jay Behrens, Sarah

Beltz, Ashley

Benes, Mitchell Bennett, Leah Bergeron, Molly Beutler, Sam Biggs, Zachary

Bittinga;Stqmnie

Bivins, Joshua Black, Rachel

B~Brardn Blackwell, Trent 13dlrenkamp,Dustiri Bonnell, Ashlie Bowers, Erin

Bowman, Carlos

Boyer, Jill

Braly, Jennica

Bramhall, Desiree

Branting, Rob

Brase , Elise

Brazda , Jessica

Brestel, Jake

Breyer, Kimberly

Broadnax, Clarene

Brockhoff, Jenna

Brooks, Tyler

Brown, Jamie

Brozek, Sean

Buehner, Corissa

Bui , Hong

Buller, Nicholas

Burdic, Mingus

Burnett, Steven

Burns, Jane

Burt, Jared

Burt, Rob

Buxton, Jennifer

Buzby, Jaime

Byorth, Erin

Cabrales, Jessica

Cahalane, Danielle

Canby, Jessica

Canby, Tyron

Cardenas, Naomi

Cardwell, Sarah

Carter, Mallory

Caskey, Sara

Cass, Tasha • Casteel, Amanda

Castillo, Victor Cavadini, Scott

Childs , Katy Christensen, Brett Christensen, Molly Christiansen, Set4 Chulufas, Jennifer

Cink, Sarah Clark , Jean

Clark, Josten

Classen, Andrea

Claussen, Preston

Cleary, Thomas

Cleveland, Quentin

Climer, Claire

Cline, Stephanie

Coffin, Zach

Coffman, Brandon

Combs, Heather

Corum, Leif

Cowell, Jennifer

1171terel.s alctof dlver.slty ltere." .

.u[/1'l<elttt>Sl.-tl,e b-adltlcn and PHtle at IJIS. 1'l1.1S, e1ery day ls SClnefltl'l9 new and alway.sftm and enterfaln'"!I·"

Crabtree, David Crocker, Nick Crosby, Tyson Cross, Holly

Crowther, Jennifer Crumb, Jason Currin, Eric Dahl, Kelsey

Danaher, Keegan Dao, Sinh Darrington, Matthew Davison, Tiffany

Day, Nolan Delgado, Daniel

Demitroff, John Deterding, Edna

11I lt'l<e tltat htt>SI.- of tlte pecp/e at /JIS · a,-.e nlce and lnferestlng."

Deyong, Stephanie Diaz, Cory Diaz, Megan Diefenderfer, Kyle

Dieken, Robert Dillavou, Geoffrey Dinh, Van Trang Dlouhy, Eric

Douglas, Cheyann Down, Chris Drewes, Derrick Drews, Tony

Duffek, Paul Duffy, Ron Dunlap, Matthew Edwards, Mikayla

-!rtittee HesSlttQn

Elliott, Dominique

England , Larry

Eno , Jenna

Eslinger, Jay

Essay, Luc

Estrada - Moore , Carmelita

Farahbod, Brent

Farewell, Jenny

Farmer, Aaron

Faughn, Darrin

Finke, Susie

Fischer, Kari

Fisher, Jim

Foreman, Ranae

Fowler, Briana

Franklin, Andrew

Frerichs, Kyle

Fritz, Kara

Fuller, Alex

Gabel, Sarah

Gadeken, Patricia

Gaskins, Marcus

Gatewood, Codah

Geidner, Teri

German, Malia

Gibson, Tina

Gilbert, Andrew

Gillies, Macalla

1171,af fltere a,-.e a lot cf dlffeJ-enf Clllbl,,-e.s ancl mlncrffles."

Glass, Amanda

Gordon,Amy

Gosnell, Meredith

Gottula , Emily

11[goffc meet-alcfcf mends ancl be ln1c/ved ln spc,,-1:s."

11Igcffcmeef

pecp/e Wlflt lite same e/:1,nlc back!Jrt>llntl as mlne."

Kf'tlll

-Jccle

p I Wt,1.1/d .say meeft'n9 rleaJJ1nes tcapplyfcreblleges ct-fer scht,/a,,-.sl,1p.s."

- JesslCA Canby

PBe,"9 sac1 leav1'n9 Linccln Htg'1 and ht111'n9 tc 9ef fcr a,Jlege."

- Catl,erlne Balta

Left: Carhtelt'ta F sb-adlr->tccre and Nta,/e (J~ne111ler c/1111 atlffl.

BeltNJ: Cdtn Ht1te t1nd {}qy 'Pel'kins step fer a pt'cltl,,-e beFt,,,-e9Clfl$ tcda.ss.

What a,-e yt>lA'-fea~s of : the next year?

1 1-k,ne, [ 1 111 SC excited tc 9ef

Ollt cf 1,tgl, schcc/, SC l°f'S like aCbllfltt1tHln."

- Jennv FareWell /

p It bet'n9 tl,e last year l,e,,-e af LHS."

- Venessa Tt:>tt-eS

Hoffman, Brent

Hofpar, Adam

Holloway, Pamela Holmes, Clarence Hruska,Stephanie Hua, Dimi

Hughes , Troy

Humpal, Joseph Htrriey ~wey, Julia

Hutchison, Claire Hute, Collin

• Hutson, Jessica Huynh, Nhung Ibricic, Amina

Inhofe, Jon

Isaacs, Nicholas Jackson, Heather J akoubek, Sarah James, Gabrielle Jeffers, Aaron John , Kelli

Johnson, Erin Johnson, Kristina Johnson , Rachelle

Johnson, Valkyrie Jones, Chris Joosten, Whitney Joplin, Jacky

Juhl, Kevin

Kadavy, Joshua

Kamb al, N azik

Kathol, Kenton

Kaufman, Casey Kaup, Nicole Kawal, Ali

Keeler, Ben Keller, Amanda Kelly, Shondraya Kennedy, Emily ~Karmm Kerns, Andrea Kettler, Anne

Kielblock, Sarah

Kilzer, Julie Kirkland, Matt Knisely, Noah Knopp, Jessica Koenigsman, Kelsey Kohtz, Ruth

Kolesnikov, Dmitiy ~Mrlm

Koozer, Seth

Kortum, Lindsey Kramer, Charles Krous, Amanda Krull, Jocie

Kulovac, Senada

Kulovac, Senita Kumpula, Shana

Lancaster, Steven Larkins, Cole

Lattimer, Katelyn

Lawler, Chel ie

Lawrence, Tyler Le, Huong Thu Leach, Ronnie

Lee, Elizabeth • Lefeber, Stephen • Lehn, Catherine Leibel, Ashley

Lemen, Kestrel

Leon, Chris Liesveld, Nathan Lipson, Kyle

Littleton, Jake Lortz, Kelsy

Lottman, Dustin

Lovelace, Robert Lueke, Amanda Luna, Catherine Luna, Stephanie Lundgren, Lindsay Ly, Ngoc Lyons, Brett

Madison, Brittany Madsen, Nick Majid, Azaad

Magnuson, Kylie Malick, Lucas

Maloy, Daniel Maly , Brett

Marcus, Lauren Mares, Ashley Marsh, Chase Martin, foeseph Martinez , Adan Martinez, Jackie Martinez, Nancy

Martinez, Vanessa Martinez Izaguirre, Jesus Masloskie, Kent Mather, Jacob Mattison, Derek Mayhew, Samantha Mccain, Lily

Mccasland, Cory Mcclain, Anna Mccleery, Austin Mccoy, Fred Mccoy, Kasey Mccracken, Ginny Mcginnis, Rheanita

Belew: Sim Dae '1'IH'"les fc '1ls next doss.

Belew: >telly S'1e11r1s ancl A-lexls Peter.sen chat after schccl.

• Stepl,anle ~r:!ane.s.sa Tt>H-eS, and C/ea,-ene Breaclmax step tc toke a plcftA-e. I.ell Netl<Jkh and ctl,ers9atl,er after.scl,t>t>/.

11In~tlcnat' - Hclly CJ,,,-lstensen

11D11ierent'' -1''1111;, TescJ,

One vJCH1 tc deSCHoe y01A-Jilnler year.

1 4/aHh" -Echo Haller ,

Schee/ Habits

Hablts tltat n-tJ1n scl,cc/.

-"I Jcnpt tl11nk. fltat scl,cc/ has fltat cf an effect beCAIISe I'ht a/ways SC hwy."

-Casey Stantns/a, 11I wal<.e 1,1p early ·en flte Weekends."

-A-nne Kettler

11I get 1,1p early In the lttt:>rnl'ngt all flte ftine."

Nguyen,Anh Nguyen, Bao Quyen Nguyen, Charles Nguyen, Elizabeth

-Everett Baxter

Nguyen, Nghi Nguyen, Nhung Nguyen, Si Nguyen, Son

Nguyen, Stephanie Nguyen, Tommy Niati, Noella Nichols, Lynsie

Noble, Victoria Noffsinger, Nathaniel Nootz, Joshua Norby, Andrea

Northup, Corey Nouori, Amir Nur, Alfan O'Neil, Kinsey

Obakpolor, Matthew Oehm,Alan Offner, Matthew Olberding, Cindy

Olson, Nathan Ostgaard, Caitlin Oswald, Nicole Overton, Adam

O wens, Angela O wens, Phillip Palensky, Alexandrea P almer, Lisa

Parham, Karri s

Paul, Ashley

Pawelko , Da vid

Pearson , Brad

II r,11 wake I.IP early ln tlte lnCrf1l'!!J, anJ tlten eat breakla.st."

Pecina , Victor

Peppard, Justin

Pere z, Dani a Perez , Je ssica

-Jenna Enc

Perkins, Guy

Peter son, Ryan

Petracek, Brand i

Phan , Tan 1 ~I wake llP early all tlte tlme bee.at/Se[,,,. SC

tlSec1 to getb'!!J 1.1p."

Phan , Thao

Phillips , Mario

Pierce , Landon

Pinneo , Micheala

Pl atte, Ro se

Ploo ster, Gre gory

Plumme½ Koren

Polk , Noelle

Potter-Johnson , Sophia

Pottorff, Alicia

Pottorff, Ashley

Pratt , Casey

Priess , Allison

Pudenz , Kristen

Pyle s, Brent

Raddatz , Zachary

Ramirez , Amber Ramirez , Edger

Ramierz Alonso, Pedro

Rasmu ssen, Doug

-Ccty Hc.cJrslanJ

-Ahttlncla Co.steel

IIr,11 eat at tlte sametlme eletyday."

nFa/11"!1 asleep."

Reeves, Arthur

Rehn, Avalon

Reinwald, Ted

Restau, Rachel

Rettig, Adam

Rice, Edward

Richardson, Holli

Ridge,Glynna

Riemann, Timothy

Rierden, Taylor

Riggins, Lisa

- Riggle, Michael

Riley, Ashley

Robertus, Sarah

Romero, Camini

Rometo, Sydney

Rosas, Gabriel

Royal, Mandi

Ruiz, Joseph

Runyan, Danny Rupert, Sherry

Rutt, Jennifer Sanchez, Mario

Sanford, Jessica

Sanniola, Winston

Sargent, Jamie

Sattertb.Wdi~ Brarrln Schacher, Haley

Schaffer, Jake

Scharton, David

Schauer, Dustin

Schiffbauer, Lisa

Scheer, J ak:e

Schlater, John

Schleich, Jenna

&illimnm;CaJi¥ Schmidtke, Adam Scholl, Michael

Schroeder, Tyler

Schuettler, Alyssa Schultz, Kayla

Schwartztraul:xY, ClHyl

Schweitzer, Johanna

Scott, Katherine

Settrini, Sarine

Settrini, Tasha

Shields, Molly

Shinall, Kemari

• Shiveley, Cassie

Showalter, Amanda

Shrauger, Hilary

Sieck, Beth

Sievert, Joel

Simmons, Jacob

Simpson, Kara Sinica, Derek

Slack, Sadie

Smelser, Clint

Smetter, Levi Smith, Jeff Snider, Daniel Solodovnik, Elena Somera, Nicholas

Soulliere, Megan Sozuoz, Uluc s ·quires, Paula

Squires, Tavis • Stahly, Tyler

Stanfield, Julia Stanislav, Casey

Starkey, Elizabeth Statler, Heather S~Tomimt,Al~ Steward, Jay Stewart, Troy

Stiefel, Chad

Stinson, Gage

Story, Aaron Stout, Melissa

Studey, Errin

Sturdivant, Demetrius Stutzman, Christopher Sun, Luling Swartz, Travis

Swartzlander, Joshua Swink, Brian Swisher, Anna Ta,Binhan

Taft, Wade

Taylor, Christopher Taylor, Jessica

Tebo, Aaron Tesch, Philip Than, Hau

Thege, Zach Thrane, Jessica

Tibbels, Benjamin Tobin, Chris

Tolle, Ashley Tong,Riek

Toombs, Eric Torres, Venessa' Tran, Khoi

Tran, My Luong

Tran, Quang

Tran, Quang

Trevizo, Renee

Turner, La'trisha

Tushar, Tony

Uaprasert, Naraporn

Upchurch, Jeffrey Upton, Rosita

What are YOll rlclfl!J le p,-epa,-.e fer next yea~

11Taklng tlte H9'1t da.sses, httlklng Sl./l"e tltef,-.e Jene ln b1ne."

-Rt>St'ta Uptcn

11A,pp/y1'n9 /er cla,-..sl,lps, taking the !rC:Ps."

Urbanek, Dottie

Vance, Cristina

Vanderslice, Dennis Vargas aBeltran, Martha

Vaverka, Allison

Venema, Zac

Vetter, Troy Vidlak, Corey

Voelker, Hannah Vollertsen, Nie

Von Busch, Nicole Vonznyuk, Aleksey

Vorderstrasse, Matthew

Waldrop, Timothy Walker, Megan

Wallace, Heather

Wallen, Bill

Ware, Christopher Washington, Ariel Watkins, Zachary

Watson, Heather

Watt, Lindsay

Wells, James

Wells, Rachael

IILilbng we,91,ts ancl t,,.y,na tc !Jef b!j!Jet''

West, Arron West, Ryan

White, Scott

Whitewater, Lois

Wiegert, Carrie

Wilcox, Andrew

Wiles, Lydia

Wilkason, Thomas

Wilkin on , B r ett

William , Brian

William , Brittany William , Kri tin

Catherina Abs

Honorio Acosta Roble

Benito Aguilar

Hussam Al-Badry

Darijo Alandzak

Kawai Ali

Shannon Allely

Renata Apoloni

Apou Atem

Jill Barnes

Lisa Bartz

ichole Bauerkemper

Everett Baxter

Jes Ben on

Chris Bonebright

Antonio Bradshaw

Jeff Budig

Scott Burger

Chris Cain

Santiago Calleja Viade

Laura Cartwright

Jennifer Cervantes

Johnny Chacon Giraldo

Chri. tele Chrisp

Claude Climer

Michael Cloud

Jonathan Covert

Charles Cunningham

Benjamin Danch

Yasmin Demetria.des-Shah

Shannon Donahoo

Berta Duran

Renne Erdmier

Cory Fazel

Brandy Fleetwood

James Fuller

Christopher Garcia Bahnam Gilanpour

Ashley Gilmore

Santia 0 o Gonzalez-Hoch

William son , M att

Willi s, Ca s andr a

Will s, Blaine Jr

Win s ley , Na s hay

Wiser, Jenni fe r

Wolfe , A shleigh

Wolfe , Jes s i

Wolfenbarger, Marie 1 {}-efbn.g all tl,e H!OOi-etl dasses t>11t cl tl,e way, sc IJI/St c/111/ my sen/er year."

Wolfenbarger, Michelle

Wolterm a n , Sean

Wood , C a se y

Woodworth , Nichole -Jenny>b-el'ra

Woundedsheild, Drew

Wright , Ellen Wuor, Mathew

Yoakum , P a trick

You sif, Ali

Yuen , Michelle

Zerfa s, Robbie

Zetterman , Ryly

Fronterhou e , Matthew

icholas Graham

Lynnette Grothe

Martin Guzman

Quartez Hall

Saeed Hamo

David Harding

icole Hatten

Miranda Hergenreder

Ashley Hopkins

Kistin Howells

Dale Hrenchir

Eric Hudson

Clyde Johnson

Joshua Johnson

Jessica Johnston

Alexsandra Kabic

Ibrahim Kambal

Shawn Keever

Zachari Kikoin

Abraham Kon

Martha Kon

Mujahid Kuwa

Melissa Labrum

Loan Le

Tausha Lee

Lynelle Leibhart

Joe Lott

Lloyd Lowe

Mike Malotky

Jennifer Martinez

Megan Mazuch

Melissa Mcbride

Brittney Mcfee

Rebecca Mcwilliams

Suyapa Medina

Jessica Mikuchonis

Owen Napue

Katie Nelson

James Ne bit

Ha guyen

Hoang guyen

Charlie Nolan

Mounir ouri

Daniel Oak

Shawntae Olsen

Kisha Palmer

Bridget Palu

Florian Peters

Phuc Pham

Thuy Pham

Julius Phillips

Lien Phun

Lilly Platte

Joma Qadir

Norma Rabago

Paul Rapkin

Manuel Renteria

Paula Reyes

a.than Riblett

Tong Reik

Lisa Riki

Drew Roberts

Misty Ruth

Billie Ruyle

Aram Saleh

George Salva

David Sanchez -Aparicio

Shauna Sanford

Jeremy Satchell

athaniel Schawang

Tara Schenbeck

Tony Schulz

Andy Shiffler

Natalie Stubblefield

Micheal Tejeda

Dmitriy Titov

Ronneys Vento

Elijah Vinson 0- lard Vinson

Jo eph Vlach

Mary Vu

Lindsay Waddel]

Benjamin Warren

Amber Watson

Heath Watson

George Weaver

Monique William

Shaemina Williams

Thomas Williams

J a.mes Winchester

Satin Lace Windle

yabouny Yiel

Bo Zhou

Finally...

We've made it! Official high schoolers as of August 20, 2001. Yeah, it's been difficult and scary, but at least we 're finally here. Our first year of high school of course is the best. Going out to lunch when we know we 're not supposed to, having a say in the classes we take, and getting a set of wheels.

Meeting new people is what our sophomore year is all about. Now all we have is two highschool crazed years left. Its great to know we 're off to a good start.

Abdalla , Aduot

Abebe, Mimi

Adam , Jason

Aguayo-Suarez, Maria

Akerson , Kevin

AI-Ghazawi, Fatima

AI-Hirez , Zuher

AI-Jaya hi , Zahra

Al-Waely, Amal

Alama, Khalat

Alfatemi,A

Allen, Brittany

Alvarado , Ernesto

Amin, Deep

Arnjadian , Nina

Amos , Steven

Anaya Orozco, Maribel

Anaya Orozco, Oscar

Andersen, Amber

Anderson , Eliott

Anderson, Lea

Anderson, Tyler

Anthes, Sarah

Anthony, Ashlee

Arps, Christopher

Asboe, Bethany

Asche , Jessica

Ashby, James

Atai , Farhad

Atem,Atem

Atem, Mayen

Atkinson, Ross

Attai, Muneera

Attai, Rabia

Avey, Jenny

Bahr, Raebel

Balcer, Jennifer

Barleen , Kenneth

Barron De Leon, Maria

Bartek, Vanessa

Bartelt, Sarah

Bartlett, James

Bateman, Ryan

Bates, Jared

Bauer, Andrea

Beach, Jaimee

Beahr-Santos, Lakyndra

Beatty, Alesha

Beckius, Anne

Beckman, Antona

Beckwith, Jenny

Beeck, Alex

Bektic, Senad

Bennett, Jamie

Ben on-Smith, Emily

Bercutt, Raebel

Berens, Jenny

Be t, Analisa

Bidrowski , Erik

Billings, Brittany

Bitterman, Gabriel

Blahalc, Ryan

Blankenship, Kirk

Blazek, Nicholas

Bliss , James

Blumanthal , Ben

Blythe, Garrett

Boerger, Michelle

Bolte , Matt

Bordeaux, Charlie

Bragaw, John

Brakhage, Amanda

Sophomores

Sophomores

Brock, James Brogren , Heather Brooks, Joseph Brown, Micah Brown, Spencer Bruyette , Tiphanie Bundy, Tiffany Burcham , Nathan Burns , Elizabeth Burton, Timothy Busse , Dameon Butler, Stephanie Buzz , Carly • Cabrales, Stephanie Cades, Amanda Campbell , Christina

Campbell, Kendelle Campbell , Laquinte Canada, Alston Canada, Anthony Capps , Zach Carey, Patrick Carlson, Rachel Carpenter, Liz

Carroll , David Casillas , Joe Castillo , Gustavo Cayetano , Stanley Cecrle, Eric Cervantes, Icela Chandler, Breanne Chandler, Crystal

Chermok, Stephanie Childress, Caleb Chrastil, Nathan Chulufas, Sarah Chvatal, Aaron Clark , Kathryn Clark, Serena Clay, Laynee

Coatman, Curtis Cockerham, Jon Coffey, Casey Coffman , Justin Colburn , Seth Cole , Allie Cole , Crystal Coleman, Donald

Coleman, Misha Colfack , Heather Connett, Simon Cook, Niki Cooley, Matthew Cooper, Mystie Cornejo, Jonathan Corral , Lorena

Cox, Ashlee Crawford, Alexandra Crocker, April Cross , Missy Crummett, Amanda Cruse, Glenna Cu , Ha Daniels , Alice

Daugherty, Josh Davis , Amanda Davi s, MJ Davis , Ryan Dean , Tyler Delancey, Jes sica Densberger, Amy Deschane, Nick

Deselrns, Janae

Destefano , Celene

Deumic. Alma Diaz , Shari

Dinges , icholas

Dirk chneide, Ryan Diver , Andajaun Do , Anh

Do , Lan

Doehring, Madi on Donahue , Kelly Dougherty, Adam

Drager, Ashly

Drappeaux , Jackie Dreith, Christopher Droud, Kearah

Drueppel , Cody Duffek , Crystal Duffy, Zac Dunbar, Justin Duncan , Sara Dunn , Keeley Duryea, Callie Duryea, Jessica

Duschene, Danielle Earley, Ryan Edwards , Katie Egenberger. Ian Einemann, Marsha Elsener, Jensyn Elbasheer, Amnia Elhassan, Trendun

Endres, Jennifer Engleton , Adrian Erdman, Brandon Erdmann, Abby Erickson, Brian Erickson , Kathy Emesti, Jenny Ernst, Emily

Erpelding , Mallory Etimadi, Waheed Falcon, Melisa Fancher, Brittany Filbert, Brandon Filbert, Brittany Fisher, Carl Fixter, Luke

Flores, Stephanie Flowers, Michaela Focken, Matthew Fouts , Mckenzie Fox , Ashley Frahm, Ashley Frank, Sarah Freauf, Zachary

Freeman, Miranda Freeman, Troy Freytag, Michael Frisbie , Matthew Fuller, Ashton Fuller, Kendal Fuller, Kenton Funcke, Katie

Gage, Jeremy Galvez, William Gartee, Ashley Geidner, Stacilyn Geng, Anei George,Amy Gerkin, Michael Gilmore, Jarod

Sophomores

Sophomores

Glantz , Michael

, Jonathan

, Travis

Gros senbacher, Ashley

, Roberto

, Tanner

Mariel

, Shandi

Hauptman , Kestrel

, Sherriah

, Abby

, Maria

, Brittney

, Shari

, Alissa

, Amanda Hruza, Nick

, Tracy

Hyatt , Michael

, Mirna

, Elmer

, Aaron

, Amber

, Matthew

!!OPHOMORE CHAN H!

PRIVILEGES

Yes, we are the youngest ones again. As if we need any more torture than we already get! I guess it's not as bad as it seems; yeah, every once in a while an upperclassman will tease & harass us , but it's a great feeling to know that you only have two more years of high school after this. At first I rememer thinking "I actually made it to high school, and1'm doing okay." But now it's a bree z e.

Not saying that recess was a bad thing because it wasn't; we loved it. There are probably a couple of turning points in everyone's life and we should consider this one of the biggest turns.

The fact that we have cars and can go almost anywhere we want, we are given more responsibilities, we have homework galore , we can skip classes and leave for lunch, makes high school so much more fun!

Jones , Luke Jones , Mckenzie

Jon s, McKinley

Jordan , Jesse Jordan , Savannah Kadavy , Chris Kanne, Gabe Keller, Trevor

Kenney, Paul Khalaf, Saeed

Khalil , Mohammad Khedir, Jordon Kimmons , Kate Kirby, Nick Kircher, Natalie Kishchun , Anna

Klabenes , Erika Kni s ley, Nathan Knoll , Melissa Knust, Holly Ko v acevic , Vildana Krause , Courtne y Kremer, Kimberly Krov s, Ashley

Kubicek, Kaleb Laam, Nyabana Labart, Patty

Labbe, Cry stal Ladd, Allen

Laing, Douglas

Lamb , Timothy Landeros, Monica

Lane , Jarod

Lange, David

Larkins , Heather Lauterbauch, Brian Lawrence , Ryan

Lawson , Gwendolyn

Law son , Jake Leibel , Ty ler

Leija, Carlos

Lengel, Elizabeth

Lenz , Marisha

Leon , Karina

Lesoing , Alissa

Lile , Ryan

Lind , Kevin

Linhardt, Kyle

Lippert, Adam

Lipskey, Jasmine

Lottman, Devin

Lovercheck, Andrew

Lute s, Andrew

Luzum, Jessica

Lyons , John Madlock, Lydia

Majid, Ginar

Malin , Jennifer

Manglitz , Jo eph

Manuylo, Yevgeniy

Mares, Natalie

Martin, Jessie

Martinez , Angelo

Martinez , Elida

Martinez , Emir

Mathiesen , Kasey

McAdams, Amber

McCain, Mike

Mccready, Ashley

McGovern , Brett McLean , Irina

Meints , Adrienne

Mellen , Sharon

Melpolder, Rebecca

Memming, Mitchel

Menyweather, Danielle

Menyweather, Danny

Merideth , Ally on Meyer, Mikah

Meyers, Brandon

MiUer,

MEMORIH! RE MBER THE TIME WHEN ...

.. we would count how many years until we would be here? And then, try to figure out how old someone el would be? Ah, the memories. Elementary and middle school were the best. R cess, sand boxes, jungle gyms, nap time, snacks, movies and.field trips. Yeah, th se are just some of the great things we'll remember. But now things are changin more than ever. What are the more drastic changes that we've faced as we transi ion into high school? I asked one student, Amanda Davis, what the biggest change or her was. She replied, "The biggest change for me was how I do in school and 'how it affects me in the long run. " She also said, how grades decide what dire tion you go in and what you do for the rest of your life. And we thought high sc ool was so far away!

Rice, Ladonna Riggins, Joshua Ripple , Codi

Ri er, Michael Rivera , Charity Rivers , Brandi Roberts, April Robertson , Phylicia

Rodriguez , Kelsey Roelfs, Christine Rogers, Eddie Rogers, Raymond Roland, Jason Rose, Eric Rost , Kelli Roth, Andy

Roth, Julie

Rothwell, Justin Runions , Christie Rupert, Amber Salomons, Benjamin Sampson, Ryan Sanchez , Fernando Sawyer, Jessica

Saxton, Patrick Schack, Justin Schauer, Nicole Scheer, Megan Schlosser, Justin

Schmailzl , Matthew Schmidt, Timothy Schnell , Camrnra

Schoonover, Daniel Schoonover, Lee Schrader, Travis

Scrivens, Neil Shafer, Nicoljay Shandera, Jennifer Sharpe, Seth Shaw, Kraig

Shipler, Ashley Shippen, Travis Shirer, William Shonibin, Andrea Shortridge, Megan Showalter, Mike Simpson , Jennifer Sindelar, Jason

Singer, Ashley Singleton, Jessie Slama, Wendi Smith, Ariel

Smith , Jessica

Smith, Kim Smith , Lee Smith, Whitney

Smith-Udeaja, Raphael Snyder, Amber

Snyder, John Solodovnik, Sergiy Sorensen, Matthew Spence, John Spencer, Tony Spevak, Shane

Springer, Andrew Springer, Jacob Stalder, Ben Staley, Brittany Staley, Samantha Stanley, Julianne Starr, Cathi Steinkamp, Stacy

Sophomores

Sophomores

Stephens, Michaela Stevens , Brittaney

Stevens , Jeff

Stoppel , April

Strain , Abby

Stutheit, Chadd

Sutter, Caitlin Svoboda, Nick

Swenson , Amanda

Ta c kett , atalie

Talbot, Jeremy

Talero , Jessica Tarr, Robert Taylor, Antionio Taylor, Britnie Taylor, Laura

Taylor, Tra v is

Teater, Aaron Tegler, Mikayla Temple , Jinohn Tep , Sokpheap

Therrien, Michael Thompson , Brad Thompson , Stephanie

Tinnean , Jeff

Titov, Aleksander

Tiwald , Claire

Tlamka, Lacey

Torrence , Ginger Tran , Tu

Traudt, Lindsey Travis, Joel

Trejo , Shane Trejo , Shellie

Tubb s , Cassandra

Uland , Ellen

Ullsperger, Colby

Valenti ,- Ishma

Vanlaningham , Halley

Vaske , James

Vaske , Nick

Veburg , Emily Ventry, Jr, Dwayne Vetsalo, Andrey

Vinson , Jo s hua

Vocasek, Stef Vogt , Rachel Vollenweider, Aaron

Von Busch, Jessica Voznyuk, Sergey Wadell , Jared Wagner, Joel Walahoski , Michelle Waldman , Brett Walker, Jamie Walker, Jessica

Walker, Robin Walker, Tasha Waller, Cody Waller, Kyle Waller, Matt

Wallingford , Jayme

Wallingford , Jeffrey Wambaugh , Jason

Ward, Joshua Ward, Lind ey

Warren, Tanya Watermeier, Cory

Waters , Ryan

Watson, Joshua Watson, Latejas Watson , Takejas

Randall Anthony

Niyamatullah Azizi

JonasAzzam

Adnana Begovic

Shad Beman

Jeffrey Beson

Amber Bleich

Dustin Born

Samantha Brown

Kevin Bui

Steven Caldwell

Stephen Chalk

Amber Clark

Will Clark

Katrina Coffman

Kat Conway

Michael Crane

Eva Cushing

Toby Davis

Jeff Degner

Tyler Deperrot

Victoria Diaz

Vanessa Drews

Ramone Erving

Christopher Evans

Regina Falls

Priscilla Fisher

Sophomores

Sophomores Not Pictured

Beverly Frattalone

I s aac Fuenning

Seth Fuenning

Pastora Galvez

Jordan Green

Son Ha

Adam Hall

Selma Hasanovic

Joe Haught

Teddy Hill

Christopher

Hoagland

Ly Hoang

Eric Hoistad

Kody Holland

Justina Haskovec

Hang Huynh

Loe Huynh

Elizabeth Interiano

Patricia Izaguirre

Aaron Jones

Reda Kambal

Nada Kazem

Austin Kiihne

Gregory Killin

Peter Koang

Eric Ledesma

Armando Leija

Camell Lott

Jazmes Lott

Jeffery Lovelace

Georgia Mack

Jwamer Majid

Andrew Marks

Tanya Mcginnis

John Mcnew

Javier Mendoza

Cecelia Miller

Jesse Miller

Cole Mock

Bailey Monroe

Joshua Nelms

Miyuki Nguyen

Ngoc Nguyen

Jasmine Outz

Russell Parde

Renell Pizarro

Michael Plachy

Inocencio Rabadan Brito

Ryan Rahn

·Robert Reynoza

Jason Roland

Marion Rupert

Erick Russell

Michael Ryan

Ronnie Sabin

Awara Saleh

Dastan Saleh

Edin Salkanovic

Amanda Sanford

Zachary Schenkel

Lisa Schiffbauer

Chris Schuler

Michael Schwamlein

Ricardo Segura

Ilir Selimi

Nicoljay Shafer

Deena Shondel

Melissa Sinn

Emeri Slater

Meliha Smajic

Brian Smith

Toraye Smith

Rebecca Spencer

Shane Spevak

Sara Spoon

Jeffery Starkweather

Marcus Stephens

Timothy Sterner

Lisa Stone

Monica Sutter

le Terrell

Jason Torre

Kieu Tran

Ashley Tyson

Josue Umana

Jennifer Upchurch

Rafael Velazquez

Sotelo

Yordan Vento

Jesse Versch

Evan Walker

Benjamin Wallick

Deangelo Walls

Ashley Watson

Tiffany Wendland

Jesse Wilson

Brian Wirth

Heather Wiser

Seth Witfoth

Eric Wittstruck

Crystal Yankey

And last, we'll always remember jostling our way down sophomore hall every morning.

Reaching For Success.

• Being the most senior of all of the high schools. in Nebraska, Lincoln High School has, undoubtedly, many traditions. Through over a century ofchanging times ofculture and technology, Lincoln High School has remained steadfast in being committed to pride, tradition, and excellence in instruction and academics. The Lincoln High School staffandfaculty has a common goal ofcreating a first-rate academic program that will provide its students with a strong cornerstone to build an even stronger future on. The staff aspires to prepare each student ''to become a . productive citizen in a culturally diverse, global community. "

Second To None. ·

Brestel, Anne Brestel , Jack Bryant , Kathy

Cecrle , Diane Champoux , Dan Corneer, Dianne

Bushousen, Shayla

Cox, Pam

Carlson, Marlyce

Czeranko , Alex

Carmichael , Pamela Dale, Hilde

Foley, Brian

Graham, G'Nell

Hardy, Barbara

Free, Cory

Grant-Colson, Nancy

Harvey, Mary

Frerichs, Kellie

Graul, Maryhelen

Heckman, Marilyn

Fuller, Cynthia Geisert, Linda Ghormley, Jana Gilbertson, Ka en

Heibel, Micah

Knight, Alyx Kotwas, Rose Kouba, Heather Kruse, Alice Kucera, Paula Kupfer, Ruth

Martin, Doug Mason, Kate Mays, Jareldine Mcclain, Carol

Perry, Jim

Risenhoover, Lindal

Saporta , Virginia

Peterson, Cheryl

Roach, Sandra Sawyer, Becky

Robinett, Kristine Rush, Terry Rynearson, Jim

Schaaf, Tammi

Scranton, Barb Seagren, Tracy Self, Joanne

Lee Allen

Saundra Anderson

Wayne Anderson

Marian Ash

James Baker

Nancy Beck

Susan Borcher

Stephanie Bowers

Marj Boye

Rodney Brundle

Patrick Burns

Gary Calhoun

Lorn Campbell

Tom Catlett

John Catlett

Gerald Christensen

Eileen Comer

Richard Conradt

Jennifer Dormer

Robin Dowd

Sue Dutton

Steve Ebert

Lucy Espinoza

Larry Fauss

Tracy Felton

David Finch

Gary Foreman

Sherie Fredrick

Carol Free

Kevin French

Mike Fultz

Gary Gammill

Alissa Gellhous

Lenny Gish

Carolynn Goodwin

John Goodwin

Lynda Graham-Rowe

Arthur Griffith

Not Pictured:

Joseph Higgins

Trudy Hines

Gary Hinkley

Rus Hitz

Cindy Ingram

Sue Johnson

Victoria Johnson

Karen Jones

DeAnna Jurgens

Debra Keefe

Terrence Keefe

Melody Kenney

Diana Ketchmark

Judy Kirsch

Eric Knoll

Nora Lorraine

Matthew Lovelace

Bonnie Malcolm

Sean Putnam

Steve Quiring

Karen Rauscher

Maria Mazurek Jim Riggins

David Medina

Menega

Mark Roberts

Teresa Robinson

Michelle Mennenga Angie Roepke

Emma Miles ZoannaRoth

Jacquet Monaghan

Lori Moniz

Sheree Moser

Marsha Munger

JoAnn Murphy

Mary Ann Myers

Marilyn Schaffer

Melva Schmidt

Barbara Scranton

Rolanda Scurlock

Joe Shandera

Sam Sharpe

Glenda Nelson Marcia Shepard

Patsy Koch Janet Nemac Celia Sherman

Penny Krieger

Melinda Krutak

Huy Due Nguyen Janice Simodyues

Sue O'Bryan

Marti Oakeson

Harold Simpson

Fred Simpson

Krissa Smith

Janine Theiler

Daniel Stanley

Brooke Stitzman

Lillian Stone

Donna Straight

David Strange

Vickie Stuhr

John Thorpe

Michelle Tilley

Ty Tinant

Carol Tucker

Norma Tyson

Ester Vera

J udee Wagner

Bob White

Clarence Whitehea

Patricia Wiggins

Delaine Wilson

Van Dusen, -Deb Vandyke, Jennifer Vasa, Steve Weckman, Barb Welker, Jerel

Weiner, Barbar

Bade. Amy

e

ens, Kirner y

Bibinett, Kristine

Blackmon, Romius

Bradley, Henry

Brady, Nicole

Brewer, Gayle

Calhoon, Gary

Dahlgren, Robert

Eck, Karen

Erickson, Sherri

Fredrick, Sharon

Free, Carol

Gabelman-Hart, Tracey

Ghormle, Jana ·

Graul, Maryhelen

King, Darin

Krieber, Penny

Kruse, ice

Krutak, Melinda

Kucera, Paula

Lattimer, Debra

Leick, Janet

Lewis, Cheri

Lindholm, Amela

Lloyd, Andante

Marshall, Kevin

Mckinney, Debra

Miller, Mildred

Moniz, Lori

Munger, Marsha

Newcmer, Marjean

O'Bryan, Sue

, Memory r, Matthew Alle

Scranton. Barbara

Sculock, Rolanda

Shepard, Marcia

Simodynes, Janice

Simpson, Lavonne

Smith, Krissa

Straight, Donna

Sumsion, Sabrina

Tinant, TY

Tucker, Carol

Vandyke, Jennifer

Vasa, Stephen

Wiggins, Patricia

Yepes, Claudia

Young, Cydney

Zimmerman, Janet

Custodial Staff

Aldridge, Margaret

Anderson, Wayne

Brundle, Rodney

Campbell, Lorn

Christen, Gerald

Davila, Alejandro

Espinza, Lucy

Gammill, Gary

Griffith, Arthur

Guevara, Eulalia

Howard, Michael

Idamkue, Freddie

Lionberger, David

Monaghan,Jacquet

Nguyen, Huy

Pease, Thomas

Riggins, James

Sanley, Daniel

Schmidt, Melva

Schroeder, Eric

Thore, John

Wiehead, Clarence

1E

Our Busihess Faculty

Topleft: Mr. Brcidy Ecohot11 1cs

Top Ri0ht: Mrs. Hihes Market 1hg

Bottotn I eft: Ms. Lori Ahdersoh Business

Bottotn R10bt: Ms.Bohh le Malcot11 Business

~ : Nick Madsen ( 11) gives his set11ester final presentation to Nolan Day ( 11) in thier prot11otional t11arket1ng class.

A b o v e R i 0ht: Mr.Brady's Business M a nagt11ent class is hard at work

~ : Mr Brady gives his class some valub le lessons "If It 's too good to be true it probably is "

~ : Mrs. Hines he lps couht t11oney and run the books for the Cookie Link.

l.cl:t.: Kylie Hill ( 12) takes sot17e class tit17e to po lish up the DECA sc r apbook

They say that t11oney t11akes the wor ld go round and if you belive tha t the Bu isness Departt11ent is the p lac e for you.

APPiied Econot11ics Prot11otional Ma rketing Accounting Buisness Ma nagt11ent and more Mr Brady. Mrs . Hines. Mrs . Malcolm . and Mrs. An derson are waiting to teach you . learh the ins and o~ s ho~ to deve~ Wtll (J"-} ( :::ru_t;;rl,j of.

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h7 q e some cash with- a Junior a chivet11ent company. It's obvious t he the business classes at Lincoln I-Ji g offer curriculut11 to a plenty of s tu dents all with a different intere sts

When asked about their b uisness classes . Junior Jocie Krull s ai~ . "I've really enjoyed it. and learned alot. I feel more comfortable ha ndling mY own money and budgeting rnY expenses '' Senior Narin Tep s a id ''Mr Brady's class rocked! It was fun easy and a cool way to make t11 o ney. at schoo I.''

When asked senior Andy Lot11ax replyed "I want to be an accountant when 1 grow up " and' 11 Without the great classes I ve taken at Lincoln high I'd probably still couldnt answer that question ''

Just a quick walk down the hall and you 'II reach Mrs Hines in the ''Marketing 11 departt11ent. Th is year her prot11otional t11arketing classes have been res osible for 'The

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0 t he gat11es She said 11 I try to let mY advanced classes choose thier own assignt11ents . and encourage them to be creative . 11

Business can be a lot of hard work but the benifits can be huge (a long with the fun and MONEY!)

It's pretty obvious the Bu isness Departt11ent is where its at. If you t°e looking to learn about bu isness have fun and h-iake some Loot cot11e check out a class in the bu isness departmen t.

Top_: Torn visits the best snack-stand in school. Mr. Brady offers a great selection at reasonable prices.

Ce.l:J.Let: Zach Robinson ( 12) dose his best Martha Stewart impression as he pulls some fresh baked cookies out of the oven.

Nice apron!

Left: Members of the 1st semester Advanced Marketing Class take a field-trip to a local advertising agency The class learned how the agency works. and participated in some actual market research.

What is it that you like about LHSs Ehglish ciepartrneht?r-:--~~--

You CJh choose frot11 h7,~lhY different variety of classes.

Jessica Canby (11)

I thu1k It 1,vould be I like that In Ms. b tt ·t t Dick11son class e er I we go we read books to choose the fron, the diverse • authors.

Molly Shields (11)

6!2m:e: Brahcioh Ercimah ( 10) ih Mr. Chri5 Malys Oral Comrnuhicat1oh5 clas5. Helpihg De5iree Bramhall ( 11) with ah oral pre5ehtatlOh Thi5 i5 what beihg apathetic get5 you in Mr. Maly'5 cla55.

Above Right: tvjr. Chri5 Maly'5 oral cornmuhicatioh cla55 li5tehihg atteht1vely a5 De5iree Bramhall ( 11) give5 ah oral pre5ehtatioh.

L.ef:t: tv,s. tv,ary Dickinson and Cristina Vance ( 11) are selling dreah7 catchers for the Native Ah7erican Scholars Class during lunch.

~: Drew Hilsabeck ( 10) and classtriates in tv,s. Kelly Frerichs class triaking quilts for the chiid Advocacy Center.

Ce..nter:.: (left to right) Leida tv,ooc y ( 12) Vanessa Torres ( 11). and Rebecca Mc'Nilliatris ( 11) are waiting for the b( II to ring after their creative writir 3 class.

Lihcolh High has always beeh khoWh for it's diversity ahq multiculturalism This diversity must ruh through out the whole school. RIGHT? 'Nell Lihcolh High 's Ehg Iish departrneht has some diversity ahd multiculturalism with classes like Arnericah Literature. ahd the t--~a

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By: TaKiya Moore

by: TaKiya Moore & Zach Black

ohlY for Native Arnericah studehts. Lihcolh High's Native Arnericah populatioh ish 't very high . 50 this class was brought to Lihcolh High so' that those studehts cold have some kihd of support sys tern ahd class that teaches about them ahd their history.

• cah [J e re ove s fr d iffereht kihds of authors nd short stories as well. They read books/short stories by Native Arnericah Latiho Arnericah. Europe.ah Arnericah. l\fricah Arnericah. ahd ;\siah Arnericah authors. This gives the studehts a chahce to see the differehce ih writihg styles. the differehces of life styles that each author has had. ahd as well as the similarities.

The Native Arnericah Scholars class is a history/Ehglish class. all about Native Arnericahs This class has beeh offered here at Lihco lh High for the last two years ahd is

e -N:u~ffi~UiA"~u flee q ih the books . It also shows them that racism still exist ih the society ih which they live. The studehts that take this class also have the opportuhity to read cohternporary books by people of color.

'Nithih these _ three classes that Ms. Dickihsoh teaches. some of the authors are Mary Crowdog. Lahgstoh Hughes Ma lcorn X ahd Ah1Y fah. The book Lies MY Teacher Told Me is also read.

These classes are here to recogh ize diversity ih authors. ahd to khoW ahd Uhderstahd that other perspective are okay.

T.W: Makyla Long 'Nolf ( 12) Phillip Chen ( 12) and Miguel Tejeda ( 11) in the dark rooh7 during their photojournalish7 class developing filh7 and hlaking pictures.

Cetl:tet;_ Brandon Baron ( 11) Paula Reyer ( 11) and Hatixhe Govori ( 12) finishing up soh7e work sheets in their Vvo111en 's Literature class

Lclt.: A forh7er Lincoln High student and teacher Mr Thohlas Christie talks to Ms. Mary Dickinson's class about AfricanAhlerican History and Kwanzaa.

Photos

~: Fany Carripos ( 11). Nhu Dinh ( 12).1\pou Aterri ( 11) and O'istina Aguayo-Suarez ( 11) work on art projects ih Ms. Nora Lorraine 1 5 Ell art class.

Middle I eft: Brooke Jah7bor ~NL practIcuh1 studeht) ahd Eric Bell (UNL practich7 studeht) work to peel off Kha lat Alahla s hlask. Bottot:t:J left: t\1ike Huckabee gives a video presehtatioh ih tvir. Joe Shahdera s Ell health class. Bottot:t:J Middle: Terri Le ( 12). Fatihla AI-Ghazwi ( 10) ahd Zahra Hasah ( 12) put their heads together to figure out a tough scIehce lab.

Top Ri~ht: /\hgela Nichols ~NLpractiCUh7 studeht) peels a h7ask off of Evel l\iahic s ( 11) face while Azad tv13Jid ( 11) looks oh. ~: tvielis Nadyrbekov. tvis. Hilde Dale ahd Laha l\ihadzic ( 11) participate ih a disc.ussioh oh lhterhatiohal Readihg Day. ~: Abrahah7 Koh ( 11) works hard ih Ell Physical Sciehce class to get the h7easureh7ehtsjust right. hg Iish lahgUage Learhers

UJ_r,OLE UJ_ORLO

By Linda Daw~on •

Imagine walking through the guage Learners prograt11 have classes ha lwaSts and not understanding a that are especially created to help thet11 single word. How would you feel sit- t11eet graduation re:7t.Uireh1ehts in an enviting in a classroot11 with a teacher ' ronh7eht which is beneficial to therr,. who doesnt speak a word of your Classes such as CAD Graphics ~ative language? How would you Woods Machine Tool. Ufe &ience. Math make it through the school day if Algebra. 3D Design . Cot11puter Applicayou werent able to express your tions Keyboarding . and Careers and everyday needs. such as going to Health are all offered as Bl classes . Bl the restrooh7 to your I ~---• r only available to students get a drink? o learning the English Ian-

For about 14 a studen t has progressed here at Uncoln High th t ~Ul"'[~p he or she is placed in regular been howtheirschool out However thanks offered throughout the Uncoln Ahlie School District. students new to the United States have ah opportunity to learn the English language The English Language Learners prograt11 is a five level prograt11 in which students start at level one and advance through each level (up through level five) as their knowledge of the English language it17proves. Typically it takes about one school year for a student to progress through a level. butprogressvariesonan individua I basis

Students who are in the be-

different English Language Learners classes . there were a variety of fun activities to involve students in learning the English language.as well as other cultures In Ms Unda Lopezs level one class . students made masks to celebrate el Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead. a Mexican holiday tha t cot11h1eh10rates those who have died. In Ms. Hilde Dales classes . students t11ade a quilt for the child of a students brother for the winter season On International Reading Day. students froh7 Uncoln High went to Elliot Elet11entary School to read stories to the children in both English and their native Ianginning four levels of the English Lan- guages. ·

Top_: Dieh7 Phah7 ( 10) Jesus MartinezIzaguirre ( 11) and Peter Koahg ( 10) work on t11akihg a qu I lt for Peters o Ider brothers fat11ily.

Middle: Mr Lin Risenhoover helps a student while Tuyen Nguyen ( 12) and Ngu Dinh ( 12) work on the cot11puter in Ell CAD

B ottorn: Mayen Atet11 ( 10) and Ateh7

Ateh7 ( 10) work hard in Mr Gary Hinkley's Ell Machine Tool class

Sar11 Sharpe Weight Traihihg

Q-Jahet 21llig Tohihg Fihess

Vick i Johhson PIE

Bill Kechley Dr ivers ED

Ky le Waller( 10) shol.Vihg good safety.

Abo ve Ri~ ht: Sam Beutler ( 11) getting hi5 5erve on in gym cla55.

~ Dev.;ayhe Vehtry ( 10) does his best oh the obstacle course

TiffahY Davidsoh ( 11) shows her Heisn-,ah Pose.

Health ahd PE is defihately required for all highschool studehts Everyohe should be fit at;id ready to ruh a mar athoh

Vve have a variety of weight traihihg ahd other physical educatioh classes here at lihcolh high. we also have a lot of hea It h classes Driver's educatioh is a cool ahd definately help he wheel train-

qui prov is ioha I (POP) .

Lin co In High teacher's ar very dedicated to te student's the essenci phys ica I fitness. hea Ith and defensive driving

I know I learhed quit from all these classes I wish I still had a PE class to help me to stay in shape

However is an interesti most likely fi

By Curtis Green

asleep . Of course . it's not tha t the teacher is boring and has one of those voices that Just seems to put people to sleep it's mostly because some students didh 't care enough to eat a good hea !thy .nutritious breakfast.

If you doh teat a good breakfast then chances are you re not going to be able to give it your all ike you shou Id f times when I · morning ea great s o and tota y bombed t hem because I was ma lnurisheci.

I know t ha t muscles are very portan t to guys . they feel t hey ust look ''good'' for t heir gi r ls and it does help t o be in shape for orts t hat they maY be involved

For some people . sports are their lives they become so he sport. they doh t for anything else.

Top.: Mrs Nelsoh· Hitz shows her studeht that hea Ith is irnpotaht.

Above le f t: Zach Capps ( 10) gettihg his lift

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L.e£t;. Bret Christiehseh ( 11) goes strohg to the hoop for the fihger roll.

Eat.J.e£.t Students show drivihg skills oh the simulators.

: f\.J Franklin ( 11) and Scott Enevoldsen ( 12) watch as T.J. Coil ( 12) angle cuts a piece of wood for the house

~: 1hIs is the house that res idetit ia I cons tru c t ioti workecl on this past schoo l year

Bm:t.: This is a picture of the first floor.

Se.cood: This is what t he base111etit looks like.

Abov e left: Catherine Balta

on cleaning the printing 111achine for the class

Left.: Drew Hilsabeck ( 10) and Kevin Juhl ( 11) \!veld a piece of scrap 111etal for a class project.

: Noah Knisely ( 11) works on his 'B2 Ca111aro which has a fast '6B Corvette engine

( 11) works

~: Eric To117bs ( 11) works on soldering in his sl'nall engines class.

~: Tony Mcada111s ( 11 ) works on a proje c for his welding technology.

CECbT)Ol___OCjg

By Caleb Herrick & Nathan Rouch

\.Vheh you th ihk of schoo I. what comes to m ihd? Books? Pehs? Worksheets? To some ' studehts it's more like hammers oil. hails . ahd machihery.

l\t L1hcolh High there are mahY d iffereht ways to learh valuable jobs skills other thah cohvehtioha I methods of learhihg .

The hahds-oh approach a Ilows s tudehts to try someth ihg hew ahd learh at the same time. Studehts cah choose from I\Uto Tech ho logy classes. Weldihg . Woodshop . ahd a whole slew of machihe too I classes.

Studehts who wish to take a more serious approach cah take a double period cohstructioh class ih which studehts actua Ily bu i Id a house durihg a sihgle semester! Impressive to say the least.

''tv]y favorite part about ihdustrial tech classes is the freedom to learn the skills you

want to '' Scott Ehevoldseh said. had ah opportuh ity to chat with a few students in Advanced l\uto Technology about their favorite things about the class.

Sehior T.J Coil said. 11 1 like auto tech because it gives me time to work on mY car . ''

Sehior Matt Browh said . 11 1\uto tech is a sweet class . Where else can I use thousands of do I la rs worth of too Is for free!''

Sehior I\ J . /\lien said . ''They give me ah opportuhity to excel in ah area in which I wouldn't norma Ily have a chance in. 11 lh addition to the traditional auto construction ahd shop classes LHS also offers a variety of high tech classes like Computer l\ided Drafting ahd Design Graphics ahd Desktop Publishing.

Studehts learn valuable computer draftihg skills that will give them the experience they need to transition successfully into the Job market.

BrahdOh \Vilkeh ( 12) ahd BrahdOh Barroh

together ih their applied graphics class.

Left Dah Eckles (12) Tyler Ahdersoh (10) watch as Cole Frahce

To)2: A J. Frahklih ( 11) helps tv,r. Kho II level the frat1ie work.

CerJttr.:

( 11) work

(12) repairs a st1iall ehglhe

~ Alexi5 Grenfell (11) i5 excited becau5e 5he love5 triath

Right Top: Doug Martin ahd Shayla Bushhouseri. tVvo of the Geometry teachers at LihCO lh High.

Right Bottom : Fred Sirnpsoh ahd Cyhthia lhgram both teach algebra Xavier Stubblefield ( 12) concentrate5 on getting her hotriework done

A bo v e Ri 0ht: Je55ica Canby ( 11) and Serena Clark ( 10) have ho titrie for picture5 during 5tUdY titrie.

Brittaney Steveh5 ( 10) 5triile5 becaU5e 5he'5 excited for the fir5t day of triath cla55.

~ Mallory Erpelding (11) i5 taking note5 5o that 5he will be prepared for the upcotri ihg te5t.

cla55 (Photo by: Korey Mohr)

110 Math

Lci:L Atriber Horn ( 10) li5teh5 and contetriplate5 a5 her teacher goe5 over the a55ightrieht.

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By Korny Mohr and A~hlQy MQfford

Lincoln High offers many 1diff erent math classes for a 11 !eve ls of . learning. Some of the many classes Lincoln High offers are Geometry. Transitional Math. Algebra. Advanced Algebra. Pre-Calculus Calculus and Trigonometry

There

Some of the ways that teachers try to change and he Ip the students learn is by: giving more examples. more one-on-one learning. and the after school math help program. Some of the teachers in the math department are: Lenny Gish. Doug Martin. Shayla Bushhousen. and John Catlett.

For some students math is difficult. while others find the subject quite easy. Lir1co In High Schoo 1 's Math department is constantly try-

ihg new ways to benefit ali types of learning. A math background is essential for all students in future and many students will find that the equations and formulas will help them greatly when taking their liege th courses. cept and the s trucve not changed for tudents must academic hours te high school. Math is a subject that most students have been taught a 11 the way back to kindergarten Math comes in many bu i Id ing blocks that are neccesary to be able to understand the next course. When you take Calculus . you better have taken Pre-Caiculus. Advanced Algebra arid Geometry. because the formulas that you learned in the previous courses will be applied vigorously ih the next course

Many students love math. Senior Philip Chen says" Math is someth ihg that I can use for the rest of mY life; so I value all _the time that I spend in class .'' EhJoy a free education while you can As time passes you will understand the importance and value of high school math and you will greatly appreciate the hard working math teachers that strived to help you succeed.

Top;_Choul laah7 ( 12) played a little too h7Uch basketball last hight ahd Cah hot fihd the ehergy to stay awake.

Cer:i:tec Chelsee Mcrrieeh ( 11) fihds her h7ath class soh7eWhat hailbitihg.

Lci:t. Ishh7a Valehti ( 10) shows off his project while teachihg his class about a h7ath forh7ula.

(Right:) Students work hard on posters for a presentation they will have in their U.S History class

Nancy G-'antCol5on teaches U.S. H istory 20th Century and -John Farrand teaches U.S. Government -J PCaru5o teaches Citizenship Is5ues and J ilrJ Stork teaches US history

~ : Students discuss serious topics in Mr. Caruso's History clas s (photo by Brione Kalcik) Abo v e Ri~ht: Earl Larripshire a retired pedodontist pediatric dentist. who graduated frorri LHS in 1940 hypnotizes students in J irri Perry's Psychology class (photo by l\rriY Haas)

on a class assign111ent for

Le.it;_ Office Rich Hubka and Bill Zuspan show off around $400 worth of pehh ies that were later used to buy christrrias presents for kids.

!s1iliL Carly Buzz ( 10) studies hard for her upco111rriihg test

~: Heather Corribs ( 11) and Tirri Reihh-Jahh ( 11) work

Mr. Caruso.

By Jerrod Wat~on

Social Studies is really a Now you rnight be thinking ''How is great thing to have ih your lives Vvorld History any fun? Vvhat does You rnight hot think so right now U S history have to offer hie because you rnight be taking it as anyways?'' Vve_ll you rnight b e s ura requirernent to get out of high prised. In these two classes you get school but sornetirnes things to learn rnahY things . You learn the that are required can be rather history of the Uni t ed States ahd t he fun when you give it a chance world Which rneans you will learn Take Cri I Justice for in- abou t t he Great D sioh which

riencet of crirne tnP.~:;iei:;i'lr'ah h1 o Justice ahd a lot of really cool field trips

p th ~ - .-vLJL,n. e y o to be doing this!'' bu . ih t e end it all turns out ok You rnight be discouraged at first wi t h the knowledge that you will have to spend rnany long weekends vo lunteering for Cl. credit and graduation But. like it was said earlier you rnight find the Job to be fun. And that is a !ways a good thing .

back in th 's ahd you a t ~:t:~ ~~ us t. whic h had a h1aseop le s laughr or 11. You Just read about two different topics ih a Social Studies class ahd you probeither. That rnust • bets I e or inal Justice or any o t her class ih the Social Studies departrneh t. you can't seern to loose Vvi t h so rnahY classes that t hey have to offe r here at Lincoln High with such good hi s torica I content. Socia I Studies is a rnus t have class even if your a Senior who no longer has to take anyrnore Social Studies classes

Top.: Clarehe B(oadhaX ( 11) writes dowh hotes lh ShaUhha Meyer's Africah Arnericah History class. (Photo by Bryce Nielseh)

Ceh t er: Students i h Jack Brestel 's Citizehship Issues ckass discuss current events. (photo by Jerrod Watson)

L.efr. Sehlors David Ratriirez TohY Nguyeh Dylah Nigh ahd Travis Davis help studeht5 register to vote ih froht of the tried1a cehter (Photo by Jerrod Vvatsoh)

Top__Lcl:t: Spahish five studehts gather outside El tv,useo Latiho with tv,rs. Erica Birky-Rios durihg a September field trip Midd le I eft: tv,r. Terrel Hahshew lectures while his first year Germah studehts take hotes. Bottoth I eft: Jim tv,ikklesoh ( 11) ahd David lahge ( 10) study hard ih their first year Germah class. Bottoth Middle: tv,s. Jeahhe Kwah leads Kathryh Nore ( 10 ). Bao La ( 12). Ngoc Ly ( 11) ahd Naraporh Uaprasert ( 11) the Kaleidoscope Dahce

Top Ri'1ht: Rachel Hicks ( 12). tv,rs. Erica Birky-Rios. tv,ary Rose Dohahue (12) ahd Nick Restau (12) grab some food. while TiffahY Fixter ( 12) grubs. Middle Ri'1ht: Chihese studehts perfrom The Lioh Dahce at the State Capitol on tv,artih Luther Kihg Jr. Day. Bottoth Ri'1ht: Emily Pedersoh ( 10). tv,ahdY Raffety ( 10). Heather Lark1hs ( 10) and Al lysoh tv,erideth ( 10) perform a skit ih tv,rs. Kareh Bohkiewicz's secohd year Spahish class.

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-D-LCG_RESBy

Linda Dawson

Lea rhihg a hew lahgUage is always sa111e activities as first year Spahish fu and xcitihg but 1t cah be frus trat- The s tudehts sahg sohgs ahd learhed lhg as ell. However. with the help of basic vocabulary words. They learhed ou r wo nderful Vvorld LahgUages teach- how t9 order at a Frehch restauraht. er here at Lihcolh High. the experiehce the d 1ffereh ce betweeh Frehch ahd 1s ~ays rewardihg. l\111er1cah c1t1es ahd what Frehch kids lh Septe171ber. Lihcolh High Schools do for fuh. They also learhed about two fifth year Spahish classes (taught Cahada ahd Frehch speakihg Africa. by Mrs. Erica Birky-Rios) weht oh alfl all Secohd year Frehch studerits day field trip to 0111aha to visit El stud1.ed about the tropical islahd of Museo Latiho (a Hispahic 111useu111 which Mart1h1que ahd Frehch castles. They h<?hors the works of Hispahic artists) learhed travel vqcabulary ahd how to They also ate at El Fuehte (ah autheh- talk about vacat,oh spots such ·as ah tic Hispahic r~s tauraht) where stu- a111use111eht park or a zoo. The stu- · deht5 tried delicious Hispahic cuisihes dehts played ga111es to help the111 re-

lh fourth year Spahish classes 111e111ber the harries o f places studehts did a variety off activities Studehts lh th 1rd year Frehch to aid the ihg proce Studehts learhed elih g attitudes. gave.powe t h iohs about how to oplhl hd Frehch ta111ous Hi a with styles g. Th rhed about cultural i171 s. I- t Styles ahd tural i111me r r bl ahd to teach st s t r hists . ...... ..... Hispahic ihfl o ul u M h h ahd fifth den~s cah choose fro arie ac- ea re tu articipate t1v1t1es such as golhg to Hispahic res- lh the Vvorld LahgUages fair at the Uh1taurahts a~d stores. readihg childreh s versittof Nebraska-L1hcolh.

literature lh Spahish ahd cookihg His- Cr11hese studehts had a big , ods • project this year with the Kaleidoird year did a lot of work with scope Dahce to perfect. The Kale1dooc~bular .- They also di twehtY scope Dahce is a pe~for111ahce th 9t evl,.ALllllili'-li~ s Ohrbl!IWl+

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k1 g hO s tudehts do to focus oh cu ltu slahg words ahd gra111111ar is Ii to to a cohferehce I htowh L1hcolh to sohgs. learh about Ch1ha s curreht pol1t1cal

First ahd secohd year studehts s1tuat1oh l\s always studehts played maihlydo activities to learh vocabulary ga111es ahd did group work but Uh like ahd verb corijugatiohs This is where the other classes. 111uch of the work while fouhdatioh begih5 505tUdeht5doa lot stUdYlhg Chihe5e is ihdivid.ual. of group work and parther work for Ih t\.1r Terrel Hahshew 's Ger111ah 5Qeakihg practice. Triey also play lots classes did a variety of activities of games to help studehts remember such as skits to build cohversatioh verbs aqjectives ahd corijugatiohs. ahd l1stehlhg skills ahd eveh. learhihg First year Frehch did 111uch of the how to folkdahce Studehts l1ke other lahgUage classes also play review ga111es to help with 111e111orizatioh of vocabulary ahd verbs.

Ic42: Joshua Higgins ( 10) and Lea Anderson ( 10) read froh7 their second year French books

Cent.et: Jeff Stevens ( 10) points out something InterestIng to Paul Kenney ( 10) in Ms. Barbara Vveiner's second year French class

Left.: (fro117 far left) Lindsey Ballard ( 10). Jeary Ra111say ( 10 ) Latrisha Turner ( 1 1). John Paek ( 10). 8111 Wallen ( 11) Do117inique Elliot ( 11). Jesse Hu111pal ( 10). Jacob Springer ( 10). Britn ie Taylor ( 10) Mike Tejeda ( 1 l). l\h7Y Rowe ( 12) /\nne Moha111111ad ( 10). Ca111ini Ro111ero ( 11) and 77ffany Vvendland play hot potato with verb cotijugations in Mrs. Pat Shepard's first year Spanish class.

3D desigh class.

Art Dept. Teclchers

Q_ to R:) Mr. George Seel Lacek. teaches Photography c lasses ahcl

Mrs. No ra Lorr a ihe teaches pottery ahcl sclupture classes (Be low L:) Mrs. RoseKotwas teaches clrawihg classes.

6.Q.Qtt: Sculpture studeht Ahdrew Losh ( 12) put h7aterials together to h7ake his structure lookJust right.

~ : Art studeht5 show off their blocks for the Art Dept. art show Their project was part of a 3-D repeatihg desigh ahd color theory Uh it.

Ah7berr Youhg( 12) works ih Mrs. Lorraihe 's Sclupture class to rriake her desigh the way she wahts it.

Above Cehter: Katie Vvilliarris( 10) ahd Sally Schaffert( 12) work oh their drawihg5 ih Mrs. Kotwas' class.

~ : Erika Neurriahh ( 11) works oh her pottery ih class.

Left.: Kestrel I Leh']eh 's ( 11) Art sculpture was showh ih the art show froh7 her

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Ex-PRESSiOT)S •

L1 co lh High 's Art Departrr,eht has had a busy year. as always MahY studehts thihk art classes are ah outlet for ihdividuality. '

This year students have dohe a wide range of assighh1ehts that showcase their talehts ahd express their creativity.

In Mrs Kotwas' drawing classes. She has giveh assighrr,ehts that ihclude goihP.P>nrri,n rt shows or rr,useurris. sketch pad read ihg art• · ~)\c!lr;i,uu art ahd eva luatihg peers ahd their wor a had guest speaker corr,e to classroorr, ahd share their. work. Ohe guest speaker who carr,e to the Drawihg Styles class was Bohhie Mercer who does priht rr,akihg.

The Art Dept. has ohe art show a serr,ester where sorr,e of each students best work is displayed for other Lihcolh High students ahd the public to see ahd adrr,ire lh a II of the art dept. classes. the teachers try to he Ip studehts fihd possible careers ahd ehters their work ihto loca I

To.p;_Dan1elle Parde( 12) work5 on molding her pot for Advanced Pottery cla55 with Mr5. Lorraine.

Above Center: Aaron Jeff er5 ( 1 1) made a kale1do5cope out of every day rnater1al5.

By McKinley Jon~

art exhibits ahd contests. lh Mr. Sedlaceks 'photography classes he works with beginhihg. ahd advahced photograhpers. The classes usually starts out With !earning how to use a carr,era filhl ahd how to develop filrr, in the dark roorr, They also use a variety of developlhg techhiques ih the rr,ore advahced classes Towards the ehd of t ar students are req u i~~"~,1,;;;,;::,'"-----. hoto essay oh to be a LHS art stu-

o dvahced students work on fihdlhg their own style of photography ahd are ehcouraged to try rr,ahY different artistic approaches to projects . Art is a forrr, of express ioh . The Lihco lh High arts tudehts cha 1lehge therr,selves a_nd rr,ahY t1rr,es their ihher self is showh by there artistic work. Art is hot ohlY a forrr, of expressioh but for rr,any LHS studehts a love and a future.

6QQ.v.e.: Bryce Niel5eh s ( 12) picture of a fire hydrant.

6.QQtt: Katie 1illiat115 ( 10) made thi5 painting of girl with a hand on her cheek.

Left Torn Mildenberger( 12) made th 15 pa 1ntihg of hand in front of face.

Rab1a Babagul ( 11) models the India bread she has JU5t prepared in Cultural Foods class.

Why did you take ah FCS class?

Top left: Naree111\I-Timimi ( 11)"To satisfy mY stomach. and to learn cooking ski Ils.

Top r ii;aht: Katie Ness ( 12) "To meet new people"

Bottotn left: Sidney Conner ( 12)- "To learn how to cook"

Bottotn rii;aht: Alston Canada ( 10)- ''To make and eat food.''

Sidney Conner ( 12) concentrates 011 making his food Just right in his Cultural Foods class

Above Ri!;ilht: Students study. and work on their projects in Interior Design

612.oke.;_ Yelena Vetsalo (12) lays her pattern out 011 fabric so she can begin sewing.

Le.ft;_ Renata l\polo11i ( 11) shreds cheese to put 011 her Vegetarian Lasa11ga

Danielle Menyweather (10) sews up the final stitches 011 her skirt in creative clothing design.

iLl--5 LE,A..RT) FOR LiF~

By Nuru Roach

The Farriily Consurrier Science classes had a grea;t • is year They have everything frorri h7 clo

sorrie co store ah thing wron if you t~~.-.......... ~o .__........._..___, ing classes you wou Id be able to rnake your own Just the way you want them. Food service is a class that introduces students to the world of catering. whether for a career or as a part

tirrie job. The cooking classes even had their own estaurant called t ''Hall-· y cafe'' wher • Id k t food #,1,,-,[--+·

hers

ive

Farrii y Consurrier ss to take if you found you If n --~-- t

t you want but the store has none in your color . You could sirriply rnake it by yourself. ther cience

at Lincoln High are Hurrian Behavior. Independent living Fah7ily and Crisis Rdationships . Interior Design. Cultural Foods. and Student Parenting Check thehi out in the future

Top;_ Claire llwald ( 10) sews up a shirt that had been ripped that day In her creative clothing design class.

Cerrter;. Carlos Le Ua ( 10) carefu Ily cuts up a cucuh7ber. to finish preparing the h7eal.

Lcl:t. Rocio Mayorga ( 12) coo_ks chicken in her cultural foods class. She 15 preparing food froh7 India.

Photos by ur oach. Patr1d- Strcn,a11 atld Ortis G-eeti

Jazz Bahd

~: The Orchestra rehearses for their next big concert (Photo by Zach Black)

\!/hat was t11ost fun about band this year?

" Dr u111ll ne a d '' Clarinets

g ett in g in t o a r e the ga 111 es fr ee ."- b o m b . " -

,A, n t h o n y Ang 1e Maske -=== ==== w nada(l O) (12)

"Be in g a b l e '' Getti ng to to pl a y a nd p la y " - Co rey '.__......,""""""""~

s t r o r g V;ate r me ier , ~· f r I e n d - ( 10 ) sliips." - tvtegan Manning Kechely (12)

~: Stacy Loos ( 12) ''looks for raih" durihg the sohg "Heres that RaihY Day (Photo by Mckinley Johs)

A b ove Ri~ht: The marchihg bahd performs "Cubah Fire'' while doihg their competitioh. (Photo by Mckihley Johs)

practice

Left.: The concert bahd warms up for ahother day of practice.

Rzjb:t: The Linco In High Marching Bahd performs with their horns during their perforrriance.

(Photo by Mckinley Jons)

~: Studehts ih the concert band play their instruments while waitihg for Dah Ehly to he lp them

the ir music. (Photo by Jerrod Watson)

(Photo by Jerrod Watson)

D id you win?

By ZaC!h BlaC!k and Jgrrod Wahmn

two school concerts and at a few The Linco In High schoo I contests this year. In the past the Marching Band did. The Marching Jazz bands have gone to the Bellvue Band competed at four differ- East Jazz Festival to perforrn for ent contests th is year and have thern. received superior ratings at all The Syrnphon1c and Concert four of thern. This was because bands were really great this year as of one thing They put on a real well. In the past these two groups

anband ert eluding Artistry in yt rn ere s band went to the Worlds of Fun conthat Rainy Day and Cu • hestra. Varsity Jazz Overall it was a good

phonic band went to everybody in the March· g uri to t ry their luck

certs The band had a lot less rnernbers in it then Marching Band but it was still able to hold it's own while do ing perforrnances

LHS also has a lo t of other bands that perforrn There are two Jazz bands Prep and Varsity Jazz rocked or rather Jazzed t he house big time this year The 2 groups performed at

The Orchestra class was un sts t hat are held time this year too They played there . a lot of good rnusic at their con- Linco In High Schoo I has the city's longest chain of superior ratings. The music prograrn is one of the best in the state and enriches all of our Iives And in the process it a Ilows students to have a great tirne. The kids in the bands are a11 rea Ily hard working individuals and should be recognized for the hard work they put in to rnaking the Lin co In H 1gh School instrumental music prograrn one of the best.

Top_: M1hdY Hubk~ ( 12) oh the ba55 guitar while practicihg lh Prep Jazz Bahd (Photo by Fred Scott)

Ce.ti:tet.: The Varsity Jazz Bahd Rehear5e5 for one of their upcomlhg concerts (Photo by Jerrod Vvat5oh)

Lcl:t: Fred Scott ( 12) Matt Holman ( 12) ahd Amber Oetkeh ( 12) play their trombones while practicihg

(Photo by Zach Black)

~: ~vr. Fihch directs the Varsity Jazz Choir lh class.

Voca l Jazz Choir

as their teacher lhS tructiohs.

sihgihg their parts for the hext cohcert.

L.ef:t: Voices of DestihY work hard. as they sihg a little soul.

~ : Madriga Is work hard to create that perfect souhd

Above Ri~h t: David Finch listehs to his Sophoi--nore Se lect class sihg by the piaho.

A ~AR co · SinCi A-souc::

The Voca I music Department had a few changes th 1s year Two new teachers Jo 1ned the ranks in the LHS vocal music department: Melissa Moates and David Finch.

Vocal music has the following classes to choose from: Sophomore Select. Soyndsat1on Conce Vocal Jazz and Madrig s.

Eacho the student different appr es to Music Some concentrate on folk gospe I and Jazz.

When rl f::lX:~,,.::ibo

High 1 s Voca D teacher D

High 15 ah ~ cel16li:1:tdlob Students other. Th to do well. 11

Th is year a few of the choirs are going to Chicago for competition The choirs going include Concert Choir. Sophmore Select. and Jazz Cho 1r. These class are all taught by David Finch.

By Caleb Herrick

Also lh the 2001-2002 year the Jazz Choir went all over town visiting Saratoga Elementary school Knolls Restaurant. and a lot of retirement homes

Concert Choir consists of 53 students girls and boys who are Juniors and seniors.

Each year they go out and sing different httl!~....01·eces of music so all can aC l1Hf'l'!Vffi~1r::it they want if-......... _jt usic.

igh Iights of the were the Musiristma ncert for Concert Choir In which the orchestra also played along

Mr. said 1'the concert market at the Ho Iicho irs. '' leySwartz about VOD is that we have input on what we kind of music that we sing

'We sing a lot of gospel music and a lot of different types of cultural music which goes along with the multicultural theme of Lincoln High School.''

Top_: Sophomore Select practices sot11e songs for ah upcot11ihg concert.

Center; Soundsat1ons t11et11bers finish up a song for a concert that 1s cot111ng up soon.

Lefr: Jazz choir tears It up Vvlth their beautiful voices.

~: Karen Perry & Matt Oldfield work 1n Keyboarding class to becot11e a better cot11puter user.

-R)Mr .Jacksoh 15 new to the Spec1alEdu. Dept. th is year &Mrs. Mason

(L-R) Mrs . Adkins is a Keyboarding teacher & Dr. Dubas helps students with functional math.

~ : Cindy Olberding gives t11oney to Rayt11ond Rogers while playing t11onopoly 1n their Life Math Ski ll s class

~: Katie Cook loves to swirn in th e poo I and she shows us her doggy pa ldd le.

learn how to use the cornputer

A bov e Cente r: Functional Math students (LtoR)Jesse .Miller Danny Salsrnan Richard Lutz Brent Hofft11ah & Jay Hoffrnan stop to srnile while working on t-riath problerns

!s.zjht;_ Priscilla Fisher is stirring the ingredients t o t11ake Valentine's Day cookies

:Mrs.Barb Adkins he lps Angela Owen

e Special Educatioh (SPED) deal with their disabilities so they • very imp t can fit in with peers and become . The S e • - active members

Stude re inntly they participate in Specla I •

I .J in intermura I ahd team

a1 y p ys1ca nee s o stu en s in Olympics but would like to be more wheelchairs alone. /\II curric social skills.

a e mahY miscohcepo h 5

moderate stude id I a 1terview 11 there are kids with so many different issues''. He teaches at a Job the community and _ students .. They Iike and want to talk with other Lincoln High students about school activients . and has cla ._,es· th buildihg Sc ol parto

are le as fit , rather be else!

SPE

re always acMost SPED ore friends in lation at Lin co In hce and greet is d iff ere ht and ntly surprised! proud to have y Vve are proud cations swimming & PE math of every one of our students ahd

read ihg and Iife ski Ils. we show it!

SPED teachers help stuciehts

By McKinley Jons & Korey Mohr

Top_: Mr. Jacksons 7th period class Job Training works with students to help the177 learn how to work ih a real life job environ177ent

Ce!:J.tet: Mrs Mason class Iis tens to her as she reads to theh7 outloud.

Le.ft.: Matt Oldfield works Oh the co177puter ih his keyboarding class

~: Marcus Myles (11) ahd his lab parther take a stab at dissectihg sheep braihs.

What do you like best about the UiS Sc iehce departn,ent?

''Quality of classroo111 actIvIties and Science Oly171P!aci."Alyssa Schuettler ( 11) Brockhoff ( 11),~~===~~

"lhe hahds ori stuff 1sreally cool"-Jerina

"1--iowthe roo171s are actually equ1ppeciRc1chael Wells (11)

"lheroo171s always s111ell like burnt sugc1rc1hd 111agnesIu111 and arn1710hia."-Dan 1ho171pson (12)

~: Zoo log y teacher Barb Saathoff deh7ohstrates to Nick Svoboda ( 11) how to h-7.ake incisiohs oh a corh Shake while a live ohe crawls on her arh-7

: Ahha Fuehhihg ( 12) bravely tackles the difficult task of dissectioh.

Above Center: Cheh7istry teacher Se.ah Puthah-7 deh7ohstrates h7olecular structure to his class

~: Cheh7istry students coh7bihe textbook learhihg with hahds-on experIh7ehts.

~: Dih7i Hua ( 11) and Si Nguyen ( 11) gather ahd record data for their pehdUIUh-7 experih7eht ih Jih-7 RYhearsoh's Diff Physics class.

To go where ho 1 'Lihk 11 has gohe before. That is what takihg a sciehce class at Lihcolh High cah help you do.

Sciehce prepares you for the future. The classes help you to learh how our world. ahd eveh how are Uhiverse. fuhctioh5 . It does hot matter what field of study.you lore. because from BiolGehetics hysa Ch stry. you c a lo u

To prepare for the future. studehts cah choose from over f ifteeh course of study

There are eveh some courses that are required for studehts to graduate from high schoo I. Biology. for example. is hecessary for studehts to progress ih schoo I.

By Zach Black

Cohtrary to the belief that sciehce is borihg. studehts have a lot of fuh ·ih their classes

AhatornY ahd Zoology classes get to dissect ahimals ahd Chemistry classes do a variety of real world experimehts

Ih additioh to all of the differeht courses studehts cah take. ah extracurricular activity is provided

The Sciehce Olympiad cl o ks oh it-

o r

CO t h5 C titiohs cah be agaihst other schools. arouhd the state . or eveh the hatioh.

Lihcolh High 's Sciehce departmeht will ihdeed brihg our geheratioh ihto the hew mi llehhium

Thahks to our dedicated teachers. ahd studehts who are willihg to work hard . all of us will go far

To!2. Youhg-Ch.~h K1t'h. PhD visited Tracy Feltoh's Gehetics class. K1t'h is the head researcher for the Dept. of Food lhdustry for the Korea Health lhdUstry Developt'heht lhstitute. His research involves the developt'heht of GMOs (Gehetically Modified Organi5t'h5) that will hopefully behefit the Koreah populatioh. In respect to better health.

Above I eft: David Sahchez-1\par ic io ( 11) t'heasures sa It for h Is experit'hent.

Anatot'hY teacher Tracy Felton helps Alicia Dougherty ( 12) t'hake her ihcision

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High PuDlicatio

he publications cl SNS 1lt Un- sp~s you tlimk should be in the coin High are ve qQique. We yearbobk. have a wide vari of writers taking either Advocate or and photographe The publi- Yearbook you get to have valuable cations departm nt includes experiences, such as how to make a the Yearbook a d the Advo- page, howtb write quality articles, how cate. Both of the taffs put in a to be a Journalist, how to work with lot of work inside and outside computers and the most valuable lesof class to meet ines, fin- son of alt: how to be patient. ish spreads, and cting in- The Yearbook and Advocate terviews. staffs have a lot of work and respon-

Some pe sibilities on their hands but with the that taking these asses will be hard work and dedication it pays off a walk in the par , but it's not. in the end! Everyone in thes classes puts a lot of hard wor and energy into everything th do. When a deadline comes, your spreads and pa es better be ready to ship. Its also about having fun, you et to choose and have a say in what you want your school ewspaper to look like, what a tcles go in it, what you want th cover of the yearbook to look I ke, and what

By: Amy Haas

Linda Dawson Yearbook Copy Editor

Bill Galusha Yearbook Sports Editor

Greg Keller

Mana Farahani Yearbook Photographer

Sylvia Jons Yearbook Activities Editor

Nuru Roach Yearbook Photo Editor

Jerrod Watson Advocate Entertainment Editor and Yearbook Photograhper

Scott Rutz Yearbook Cover Editor

Jackson Meredith Yearbook Photographer

Ta'Kiya Moore Yearbook Index Editor

Narin Tep Yearbook Business Manager

Nicole Kilgov , Yearbook Photographe

McKinley Jo Yearbook Shophomores Ee

Zach White Yearbook Photographer

Cristina Vanc , Yearbook Photographe

Daniel Babcock Yearbook Photographer

Curtis Green Yearbook Photographer

Amy Haas Yearbook Sports Editor

Bryce Nielsen Advocate

Photo Co- Editor

Brione Kalcik Yearbook Co-Eoitor in Chief

Dan Weins Yearbook Photographer

Caleb Harrick Yearbook Photograpber

Matt Long Yearbook Photographer

Eddie Leon Advocate

News Editor

Earl Pilcher Advocate Staff Writer

Lindsey Shockey Yearbook Co-Editor in Chief

Tabetha Lindner Yearbook Juniors Editor

Julie Kilzer Advocate Photo Co- Editor

Josh Swartzlander Advocate Co-Editor in Chief

Rachel Beddes Advocate Staff Writer

asandra Smith Advocate Opinion Editor

Kat Shiffler Advocate Co-Editor in Chief

Paula Reyes Advocate Staff Writer

Ryly Zettermai:i Advocate Ad Manager

Micah StegeTompsett Advocate Feature Editor

Heleh Cooper ( 12) ahci Kr1stih Vvlik1hsoh help set up for the Trick-Or-Treat for Chlicireh with D1sab1l1t1es eveht.

Executive Officers

Presideht: He leh Cooper ( 12)

Vice A--esideht: Kr1stih Wilkihsoh ( 12)

Sergeaht At Arms: Kelli .Johns ( 11)

Secretary:, Sara Caskey ( 11)

/\rriahda Rerrirners ( 12) helps out with the recyclihg project that Stucieht CoL.mcil ruhs throughout the year.

Above Ri~ht: Havihg a srrialler couhcil. the group accorriplished h7Uch rriore thah ih the past.

L.efr;_ Kristih VvilkihSoh ( 12) helps a child with face paihtihg at the "Trick-Or-Treat'' for Chilcireh with D isabilities eveht.

Meow!!! Sara Caskey ( 11) ahci Kelli Johhs help out with the Trick-Or-Treat for Ch1lcireh with Disabilities eveht.

~Studeht Couhcli spohsor Bob Holbert puts oh a velcro suit to try out the velcro wall that stucieht couhcil rah at the Beach Blast.

Officers

Presideht - Heleh Cooper

Vice Presideht - Kristih Vvilkihso

Sergeahts At Art11s - k,elli Johh

Secretary - Sara Caskey

Treasurer - Tyler Wright

Liasoh - Holli Richardsoh

-Historian -Amanda Remmers

Studeht Couhci I became sma lier ahd more focused th is year. Hav1hg a smaller sized couhcil allowed those studeht members to get more orgahized. ahd also allowed them to accomp Iish more. Vvith ohlY 20 studehts oh the couhcil this year. the group accomplished mahY remarkable tasks. Each member participated ih voluhteerihg hours. ahd the couhcil cohtributed hearly 500 tota I hours of vo luh-

mahY C project the comm Uh ity . close t ltiiil~~ ur time. The couhcil or hizeo ah hosted mahY large evehts such as 'Trick-Or-Treatihg'' for Chi ldreh with Disabilities. a h of dohatioh drives. chahges.

Th

cessful. It was the fourth ahhUal year the eveht had takeh place. The couhcil received ah abuhdahce of help from Lihcolh High studehts throughout the day ahd after school. The event also attracted hews coverage from local televisioh statiohs. Sehior Graht Rogers said ''The plahhihg was difficult. ahd I

By Scott Rutz

wash 't sure how it would turh out. but after I saw the kids haVihg fuh I cah say it was defihitely worth it.'' Th is year's members speht enormous amounts of hours on this project for the best possible result. which they received.

The ctonatioh drives that the Counci I hosted throughout the mohth of November raised huge amounts of food clothing and toiletries. The food drive raised over 2.000 food items for the ~a lcme Center's holiday distributioh. The t d PscOl-*iibCenter did S ih heed weht rogram ahd grea e Sophomore Courtney Harris mehtioned that ''Vve wanted to help out local organizatiohs. because the nationa I funds ha

Council Exchange with all the cities ih Lincolh ahd the surrounding area. Several students from each of the high schools in the greater Lincolh area come to Lihco In High to learh more a bout what the Lihco In .High Student Council does. and to experience the culture at Lincoln High In return. the Unco In High Studeht Council sends some of their members to the other participating high schools to learh about and experience the s tudeht Iif e there

Top;. Tyler Wright ( 10) and Grant Rogers ( 12) work on a student council project during their third period Student Council class.

Left;_ Council members Helen Cooper ( 12). Marcus Gaskins ( 11). and Kelli Johns ( 11) discuss a Student Council-sponsored pizza party for classes that brought the most donated items in the food drive.

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helps keep every one in order and always provides a fun atmosphere.

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Instructor Dan Senstock teaches Interactive Media I, 11 and 111.

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II"Though culture has its boundaries, talent has no limits"

IIG is ci step group thcit wcis stcirted cit Lincoln High during before school cind long evenings cifter school to get cis close to pe · :::ci cis possible But was said that cill of the hcird work cind dediccition w: the first semester of the 1996 by ci group of femcile friends By second semester the step group wcis mcide up of both mcile cind femcile Africcin Americcins . Thcit is when the ncime l!G mecining "together 11 wcis formed Over time the group grew in size cind people of different ethnic groups were cible to Jo in. When the l!G members where cisked whcit the group mecint to them they responded, 11The mecining fits the name We think of ourselves cis sisters 11 l!G hcisn't been

----:::===~;-:,, off in the end when they are cible - gc out cind cimcize the crowd. 1We lov e er forming. lt feels good to run on t , ::h court full of cheering people " St : ec Nuru Rocich . Scidly to sciy this will b ~h ( lcist yecir thcit l!G will be stepping ci _in coin High but is no doubt thcit the wi never be forgotten cind grecitly mi -2: ed ciround th cit long, but hcis mcide ci

Members of l!Gduring the 2 oc 1grecit impact on our school cind Lincoln

2 000 school yecir : Nuru RocichC 2), They hcive performed mciny plcices, not Chcintcil A fuh( 1 2), Kelsie Ness( 1 ~), only cit the basketbcill gcimes cind pep rcillies, but cilso public plcices Nicole Kilgore( 1 2), Ccitherine Archie( 1 2), Emily Novcik( 1 ~), such cis Children's Museum, Sheldon Art Gallery, the University of Ncireen AI-Timimi( 1 1),Lydici Mcidlock( 1O), Trinci Berks( 12),? 1el Nebrciskci, cind mciny of the public schools throughout Lincoln There wcishington( 1 1), Olamide Alcibi(Sponsor) cire times when they spend ecirly mornings

Story by: Matthew Long and Nuru Roach

Photos by: Matthew Long, Silvia Jons, Ta'Kyia Moore

l!G enJoys their last year being part of Lincoln High . The photos show the group performing, practicing, and hanging out

(Right:) K2tie Ludem2nn ( 1 2) pl2ys 2 le2d role 1n the 2w2rd winning show Effect of G2mm2 R2ys on M2n In the Moon M2rigolds.

( Below:) Emily Ernst( 10) and Jeff Tinne2n( 10)

1n The Rememberer. Emily listenes 2s Jeff beg ins to tell a legend

"Every performer has moments of self doubt. The great ones, however,overco~e every obstacle to reach their f t artistic potential. It takes talent, to be sure, but it also takes a personality that simply will not settle for se c best. That's what makes us respect the effort and admire the results." Author Unknown

Lincoln High Toecitre whcit more is there to sciy? Toe Toecitre depcirtment cind cictors entertci1ned their ciudienced with mciny different plciys All of the productions thcit were put on this yecir were ci tryout bcised production. Every performer on the stcige put in tons of hcird work cind long hours . Toe thecitre depcirment stcirted this yecir with Toe Mouse thcit Rocired, but becciuse it involved cl smcill country thcit cittcicked the United Stcites, they took into considercition the September 1 1, trcidegy This resulted in ci ccincellcition of the plciy, replciced by Toe Life cind Decith of

Sneciky Fitch. Toe next production wcis, Toe Rememberer , which wcis ci one cict plciy. It involved young Ncitive Americ c who were sent to bocirding school so thcit they could become 11 civilized."Toe plciy too k 1st cit Districts cind finishe d 2nd cit Stcite. Toe next prod u tions were for competitions.Effect of Gcimmci Rciys on M~ on the Moon Mcirigolds wcis ci _ women production stcirring Li2

Bcitemcin. Toe other production, Mere Mortcils stcirred three of Lincoln High's tcilented mciles; Philip Chen, Will He e cind Luc Essciy . Lincoln High Toeciter still is loo ki ng forw cir c Romeo cind Juliet cind the production Toe Wiz

By Sylvia Jons(12)

(Below:) Brian W1lli2ms ( 1 1) playing Sn Fitch kisses the "Doc", played by Phili~ Chen( 12)

Lincoln High Theatre continues to show excellence in all performance s throughout the 2001-2002 s chool year .

Liz Bateman( 1 ) playes the mother of Tilly in The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man on the Moon Marigolds

Actors playing as ative American girls get their hair cut off.

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Center: Hilary Shrauger ( 1 1), Megan Yavo1ch ( 1 2), Leia Newman ( 10), Jacky Joplin ( 12) practice their "Accordian" technique.

(Be low :) Senior Megan Yavo1ch swims over the ''V" shaped legs of a teammate to compl ete a "Split Plan "

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The Lincoln High Aqualinks synchronized swimming teams have been a part of LHS for many years, dating bac k to the 1980's

They have come a long way since then from different techniques and formations, to of course, new suit styles and new types of music to put to their dances in water .

• 11Are there any guys on the teams?" is a question often heard, and senior Megan Yavoich informed us of one, Chad Davis, on the Varsity team of the Aqualinks. This is Chad's first year as a synchronized swimmer, and from what we

understand, he does very much so enjoy it, so to all those guys out there who know how to swim and would love to show off, come join the Lincoln High Aqualinks!

before, but sometimes there are a few who slip in at the beginning l the season. It's probably a good idea to know how to swim , and beli / ( me, these girls, and guys, work very hard at what they do.

After talking with Megan, I was shocked to hear some of the things she h. to say about her team Some practice everyday during 3rd period, and some pra tice only twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays.

Above: Back: Hilary Shrauger (11), Middle: Amber Watson (11), Jacky Joplin (12), Pastora Galvez (10) , Megan Yavoich (12) , Front: Leia Newman (10)

For our Aqua Iinks however, they practice year-round the s~me techniques to perfection and give on · performance in May that lasts 3 nights. Who knows, maybe some c

synchronized swimming will be recognized as a sport at LHS, they Aqualinks consist of tryouts usually during the year definitely deserve it!

Also, it was a shock to find out t h,. synchronized swimming is considered as p t at Lincoln East High School, and others, an has been for many years, but not at Line al High . For -example, at East, they go to sta ~ and national tournaments.

Right : Senior Megan Yavoich forms her legs in t o a bridge connec ting with the feet of senior Jacky Joplin.

~: Aqualin s Jacky Joplin, Megan Yavoich, Hilary Shrauger, and Leia Newman practice an "Inverse Star" formation they have been wor Ing on.

Center Left: Aqual1n s begin a new star formation sponsor Barb came up with for them to try th Is season.

Center Right: Hilary Shrauger ( 1 1), Megan Yavo1ch ( 1 2), Leia Newman ( 10), and Jacky Joplin ( 12) practice the "spread-out accordian."

Upper Left: Aqual1nKs show us one of their new formations, contInuIng from the star formation above.

Upper Right: Here, the Aqualin s form a "beginning leg roll" as part of their routine.

Left: Seniors J~c y Joplin and Megan Yavo1ch show us the faily simple "3-way split."

By : Lindsey Shockey and fa'Kiya Moore

Before you can become a Lincoln High Bowler you go through some intense sessions of tryouts This year there were 28 students that came to tryouts, and out of those 28 there were only nine girls. This made it harder to decide which to pick, because only six could be on the team, and the same number of boys

Lincoln High's Boys and Girls

Varsity Bowling team has been very tJusy this season since the 14th of November After tryouts they started out with the inner - city competition on Mondays and Wednesdays against other Lincoln area high schools including Pius X. They finished off the week with two hour practices every Friday afternoon Along with this they went away to tournaments every other weekend through

the end of December Then it was almost every weekend till the end of February when the season finished up with the State Tournament in Grand Island Both teams qualified to compete in the state tournament, and the boys team took second place

The girls varsity team has a good sense of team work, they bn something to the game. For example Junior Macalla Gillies was lead off a1 a very solid pacesetter, and freshmen Steph McGinnis was a very stro anchor bowler. Sophomore Angie Hoggatt ai freshman Sarah Hart were set - ups. Sem Jennifer Gwelo and sophomore Sarah Anth t were an excellent match alternating in these ond position.

The boys varsity team had a good sen ~ of team work also They worked hard throu c the season to keep the team on pace . Seni ( Chris Amory is on track to make the 1st teJ on the All State team and senior Bri ,:

Crawford is currently on the 2nd All Sta i team. Brian Crawford also used to compe ~ with one.shot throwing, the biggest hook w sible. Crawford ,has added two to three oth e shots to his repertoire.

This year's coaches were Les Amor (boys) and Patty Meyer (girls) Both coaches have been here with the Linea High bowling team for eight years Mr Amory has been involved with boVv ing for 38 years, and Ms Meyer for 28 years. This year's team was , about working together And their hard work pa id off.

Photo's by : fa'Kiya _Moore and Lindsey Shockey

Right: Macalla Gillies ( 1 1) Visualizes a strike as she gets ready to throw the ball down the lane.

Below: Coach Patty Meyer helps Sarah Anthes ( 10) clean her shoe

Back Row (l_eft to Right): Nate McThenia, Cory M, Adam Schmidtke, Patty Meyer, Brian Crawford, Chris Amory, Chris Blair, Les Amory. Front Row (l_eft to Right) : Jennifer Gwelo, Sarah Anthes, Steph McGinnis, Macalla Gillies, Sarah Hart, Angie Hoggatt (Not Pictured:-Chad Fleek)

Center Right: As she prepares to toss the ball Sarah Anthes ( 10) looks down the lane and hopes for the best.

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Top Left: Adam Schmidtke ( 1 1) Is about to throw the ball Notice the unique form that he has.

Top Right: Olad Fleek ( 12) has perfect posture as he throws the ball.

Bottom: The JV team.

Center Left: Nate McThenia ( 12) has his own lane during practice to work on his bowling strategy.

Back: Staphen Amory, PJ B1nczik, and Les Amory Front: Taylor Scherbek, Mike Cigelman, Aciron McThen1a, and Clark Anderson.

JV team consists of middle school students who plan on trying out for the Varsity team when they get to LHS.

romote t su er , learning a c err, utines. When re ught a routine and spe band competition that en band season was for the UNL Scart . T t The Bob Devaney Spo , he Grand Island Compe erall trophy at Gr

art comments. '"I'm amazed at leadership I love w

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alinks attend every come even before that. If the game i

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The Pomalinks are a selective performance group who 1le av1'imugrtl1:eir"di11etent~~moiidtr.!lft,~ tmr-e c5netnimi dancing. Performing unites the girls but dan • g l inks their hearts.

Middle: Camie McPhilomy ( 1 1) and Heather Colfack ( 10) put in some extra work on a Saturday morning to make signs for Homecoming, which was sponsored by the cheerleaders th1syear

Below: It 1s trad1t1on at Lincoln High School for the Varsity cheerleaders to invite the Junior Varsity and Reserve squads to cheer with them at the Homecoming football game. Here, the girls pose with Wink the Link, Lincoln High School's mascot . -

Ri ght: The Junior

show their spirit at a girls basketball game.

Varsity cheerleaders

ront ow: Sarah obertus, inger orrence, A7idrea Olson, Ariel Washington, Susie Finke, La'Quinte Campbell, Ashley iley, Jessica Talero

Second Row: Ashley Gartee, Leah Bennett, Sarah Behrens, Katelyn Lattimer, Lara Cahan, Sarah Wol{ Dani Singleton, Heather Colfack, Jessica L Lisa Palmer, Stephanie Hile, Elizabeth Morton

Third Row: Molly Christensen, Ashton Fuller, Beth Sieck, Shondr_aya Kelly, Jessica Knopp, Heather Combs, Linda Dawson, Sara Caskey, Anne Beck i Katie Finke, Bailey Taylor, Tabetha Lindner, Camie McPhilomy

Fourth Row : Jennifer Baker, Andi Bauer, Lindsey Ward, Amy Densberger

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The Vc1rs1ty Cheerlec1ders were c1 rec1lly strong squc1d this yec1r becc1 use of the f c1ct thc1t c:111 the giris were returners. VI 1th tons of lec1 dersh1p c1nd grec1t school spirit, they tried to show the new girls whc1t cheerleciding wcis cill cibout

Junior Varsity was a pretty new squad this year with only three returners

Cheerleading and nine new girls. With such strong personalities the girls became close and learned a

Stephen Austria

Thomas Coil

Helen Cooper

Mary Rose Donahue

Congratulations Mary Ro e! What a joy it has been watching you grow up I have always loved your first Chri tmas picture and I have always hoped for a opportunity to share it. 1 wish you many bles ings as you enter lhe next phase of your life.

Much Love, Mom

Alicia Dougherty

Alicia , We are o proud of you. Good luck at USO and remember no goals!

Love, Dad & Mom

Grandpa would be so proud, as am I. Thanks for being my sunshine

Love, Grandma L.

Scott Enevoldsen

Scott, You made it and we're proud of you.

Love, Mom& Dad

Sara Felici

Sara- Congratulations! To the best daughter a father co ul d ever have. Can't believe this day is here. It seems like yesterday yo u were on your rocking horse. Today you're on your way out of High School.

You

Ryan Deschane

Ryan,

We love you very much, Dad, Mom, Stacey, and ick

Becky Erickson

Becky, Congratulations! We are so proud of you and your many accomplishments. Always follow your dreams! We love you so very much.

Love, Mom , Dad, Kathy & Shelley

Mana/Christina

Farahani

Christina & Mana, Everyday makes us more and more proud of you bolh,lhe success, lhe beauty, and the strength you have You've brought so much joy to our lives, and we thank God each day for blessing u s with you two angels.

Good Luck in all of your future!

Love Mom, Dad & Eric

Katie Finke

Congratulation - ymi have made us very proud as we watched yo u grow into a beautiful, motivated, caring young woman!

Love, Mom and D ad

Scott Foreman

Congratulations!! We are very proud of you for achieving this important step in life The new adventure that is coming your way will be an exciting one, savor every moment May great success follow you in whatever you do in life Your family will alway be there for you

Love, Mom and Dad

Billy Galusha

Billy, You made us a family. We love you and are very proud of you.

Mom and Dad

Amy Haas

Amy,

You've always been full of fun and energy! A little too social is what each teacher would say at school conferences! We know you can achieve anything if you put your mind and heart into it. We love you and want the best for you always.

Love, Mom, Dad and Megan

Caitlin, Cait, Kit-Kat,

You've come a long way since playing "Peek-a-Boo" with your blanket. Congratulations.

Love, Mom & Dad

Stephanie Freytag

Stephanie,

It's been wonderful watching you mature into a fine young lady It hasn't always been easy for you. Your hard work, determination and dedication has paid off We wi h you great sucess for the future. Follow your dreams and stay positive You deserve the very best. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. We will be there for you always

Congratulations! Love, Papa & Michael

Brent Glantz

Brent, Congratulations, We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. May your life always be filled with love , happiness and success. Remember to reach for the stars and may the future bring you the best.

Love, Mom&.Dad

Alyssa Hart

Just like music have always moved our souls, You Alyssa , have rocked our world! " May sunshine and happiness follow you wherever you go." and " othing else matters" and Michael just wants your room.

Love you, Mom, Dad and Michael

Will We loved watching your performance as a cute little boy, and continue to enjoy watching with pride as you play your trombone or perform in the school play No matter how your future plays out we will always be there with out love and support.

Love, Dad and Mom

Kylie Hill

Here is an excerpt from a note we wrote you in a pre chool scrapbook:

We call you " Smilie Kylie " becau se you have always been quick to mile. I gue s we could also dub you " the entertainer," since you always make us smile, too. You have a great sense of humor, and love to perform- sing, dance, dre s up and participate in skits. You are a little socialite, and enjoy going places and seeing people.

The "ba by " of our family is getting to be a big girl!

From Strawberry Shortcake to dancer to active Link , we are very proud of you. The years to come will be exciting for you, so set your goals and be happy.

You are very special to our family and we love you very much!

Mom & Dad, Trevor, Piper & Family

Jeremy Jennings

Congratulations! We are so very proud of you!

Love Dad, Mom, Amy, Ryan and Matt

Staci Ka davy

Staci, It seems like only yesterday that you were my little girl learning to walk and talk. Now you're all grown up and ready to take your next step into the future. We want to tell you how very proud we are of all your hard work and many accomplishments through the past 12 years. We wish you the best of luck in the future whatever you choose to do, you're a great kid and will go far. Stay positive and always know we ' ll be there for you.

Our Love , Mom and Dad

Maggie Kee lan

To Mag:

You are a shining star. We wish you the best in your adventures through life We know you will accomplish anything you dream. Thank you for being ours!

Love , Mom, Dad , and the entire Keelan family

Mindy Hubka

Mindy,

When I think of you, I see your mile.Your Dad and I are very proud of the person you'.,e be come, especially your willingness to help, positive attitude, determination, compassion for human rights , fairne s and ease of responsibility. You deserve the very best that life has to offer.

Read Tammell's from last yearit's a if I wrote it to you May I all your dreams come true

Love, Mom& Dad

Sylvia Jons

Sylvia , You have always amazed u with your hard work and enthusiasm. Enjoy the adventures that await you. We are very proud of you. You will always be Our Little Citizen!

We love you very much. Morn and Dad

Vickie Keating

Victoria Lynn Keating, We have watched you grow from our "Baby Girl" and little sister into a beautiful young woman. We are proud of you and all your accomplishment Congratulation and best wishes for your future.

Love, Mom, Dad, Glenn, Paul, and Heather

Tessa Lear

Congratulations Tessa, We love you and we are very proud of you and now we look forward to sharing what the future holds for you.

Continue to keep God the center of your life, for he will be your guide.

We pray that your future will be filled with happiness and love.

Love , Mom, Dad, Angela & Jes ica

Nathan Lenz

Dear

Bobby Martin

Nathan McThenia

Janna Miller

Thomas Nettleton

You ' re genuinely a blessing to family and friends. Your kindhearted spirit and sense of humor have touched all of us You're a terrific son, brother and friend. Hold tight to God 's promises, for nothing compares to them. Congratulations, We're proud of you.

Love, Mom, Dad Julia and Tricia

Doug Palmer

Doug , It's hard to believe this time ha s gone by so quickly, but we loved every minute of it. You have made us so proud, and no matter what path you choose in life, we will be there to alway support you

Love, Dad , Mom, Mike and Lisa

Tyler Payne

I'm proud of the man you've become. You've worked hard to overcome obstacles, and succeeded with amazing grace. You have a phenomenal future ahead of you ,Tyler. Stay focused on your dream, follow your star, it's all in yout hands. Always remember where you come from. Never stop looking forward.

I'm proud of you. I Love You. "ONE"

Reed Pierce

Reed , Congratulations! We are so proud of you!

Love, Mom & Kent, Tyler, Drew and Dad

Luther Owens

Congratulation ! We are very proud of you. Especially Dad, who is looking down on you and is also very proud. Always keep your sen e of humor and your loving ways.

Love, Mom & Shayne

Lisa Parker

Congratulations Li a! You have always had a creative spirit.great insight and a unique way of looking at the world. Follow your creative spirit and remember we love the wonderful person you have become.

Mom and Dad

Alexis Peterson

Alexis,

From toddler to teen, you have made us proud. The future i yours for the taking.

Love, Mom &Dad

Earl Pilcher

Earl,

Ever since the day you were born, you have shown leadership skills. Now it' time to move on, make yourself a name and accomplish all your dreams. Be proud of who you are and where you came from.

Native Pride! Love, Earl Pilcher, Sr and John Pilcher

Amanda Remmers

Meghan Rindone

Nick Restau

Amy Rowe

Dani Singleton

Dear Dani-

Where did the time go? You were always such a fun & loving child, and it was wonderful to watch you grow into such a successful young woman. We're so proud of who you are and everything that you have accomplished. We wish you much happiness in the future

We all love you, Mom, Dad , Kendra , Grandma & Grandpa

Tabitha Staley

Dear Tabita (Moo),

You are just as beautiful now as you were when you were little. Your smile still shining ever so bright We wish you well as you begin your journey. As proud and blessed parents we will pray for a wonderful life for you. Use your wit, charm, creativity and determination to help you achieve the wonderful blessings the Lord has in store for you. Always stay close to God as He will never fail you. Beyond that, you know here on Earth , you will always have us to lean on for support and love. Just as you know you'll always be my Moo. Tabitha" Butterfly Kisses·· to you!

We Love you, Mom and Dad

Allison Stephens

Allison, I wish you a future as bright as your baby brown eyes were I 8 years ago. Your family and friends love you and pray and cheer for your continual success.

Congratulations!

Love, Mom

Hazan Taha

We want you to know that you made us very proud and rise our beads up high We know you will do very well at college because you are a very responsible person. You helped your family in every way you could and we couldn't ask for more You depended on us and we helped you with all we could. It is time for us to depend on you and we trust you enough and know that you will do everything okay. We will always be there for you!

We Love You Babazad and Bayan

Heather Springer

Heather icole,

I have watched as you've grown, seizing every moment to learn, to live , to laugh, to cry. I have watched that shy little girl emerge into a self-assured and confident young woman. I admire the person you have become , your compassion for others and your desire to succeed. The world is now before you and I know you ll make the most of iL

I am so proud of you! Congratulations.

Love you always Mom

Rowena Statler

Congratulations Rosie, No parent could be more proud than we are of you. You've always worked hard seeing your work was the very best it could be. It seems like only yesterday you were just starting Kindergarten , now you are all grown up and graduating from high school.

Remember to keep reaching for the stars , and may all your dreams come true.

Best of Luck in the future and we love you very much.

Dad, Mom , Heather and Grandma

Carroll Stockard

Carroll, as graceful as a gazelle, soft-spoken, intuitive and reflective.

Carroll is amazingly bright academically, and self- motivated to outstanding study and performance

Indelible in character, Carroll is honest, conscientious, diligent, courageous, innovative , and dependent.

Carroll ha~ many gifts to offer the world. ·

I am proud of my daughter! I Love You, Mom

Dan Weins

We are very proud of you and know that your future will be full of promise.

We love you!

Mom and Katie

Jessie Thorson

Tracie Upton

Amanda Voss

Willa Toren

Kristin Wilkinson

Jerrod Watson

Sarah Wolf

This ha s all been wonderful but now she's on her way '

Good Luck Sarah

Love, Mom& Dad

Ashley Wolfe

Ashley May you reach all your dream

You have been a joy in our live

We are very proud of you.

Love always, Mom& Dad

Stephanie Davidson

Stephanie

Congratulations! Graduation from High School is a step foward that mysteriou future that you have been eager! y awaiting - - So stand proud and meet it with courage, conviction and confidence.We are so very proud of you, Stephanie, with God's blessing s and our love , you will do just fine.

With best wishes and all of our love Dad, Mom , Christine, Courtney and Memere

.Jodi Reimers

Congratulations Jodi!

Thank you for all the joy you brought us the last 18 years.

We are so proud of you and hope your future is filled with love , laughter and happines s

We love you. Mom , Dad Jim & Jenna

Tyler Hehn

Tyler Louis Hehn,

You are a true gift to our family. We are so proud of all you have accompli bed and we know you have only began to make your mark in the world.

It is a joy watching you fulfill your destiny

Love , Mama (Heez), Pop , and Beans

Bailey Taylor

Cookie,

This has been a year full of "LASTS" but in all reality thi s is only the beginning.

Remember to always believe in yourself and work really hard to make your dreams come true. Having you as our daughter has been one of our greatest joys in life

We love you so much Dad& Mom

Anderson Studio

Photography b R 2951 No. 7olh y oger And Ryan Elrod

Lincoln, Ne. 68507

Phone: 466 - 2951 4t~41i

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Schedule

Worship

Youth Fellowship

St Mark's United Methodist Church - 8550 Pioneers Blvd. - Lincoln, NE 68520 - 489-8885

Saturday - 5:00pm

Sunday - 8:00, 9:00, 10:15, 11 :30 am season)

Sunday Church School

Confirmation 9:30fm

7th-12th grade ...... 9:30, 10:15, 11:30am

United Methodist Fellowship (UMYFI

Middle School (6th..8th ).... Sun. ,l 5:00pm

Sr. High (9 th -12 th) Sun., 6:30pm Rock and Roll Worship Servic~ • (6th- 12th) ... 4th Sun. 7:00pm

Christian Outreach Program .. .. 1st Wed. 7:00pm

Youth Bells .......................... Mon. 6:30pm

Youth SetVant Team ............. Mon., 6:30pm

Youth Choir Sr. High-Sun. 5:30pm/MS Wed. 6:30pm

Youth Bible Study ................... Wed \ 8:00pm

Officer's Meeting ..................... Wed., 6:30pm

Sr. High Bible Study Tues.~7:00-7:35am

5th Quarter-Fridays, September-October {football) and January-March (basketball) ....... 9:30pm-r:nidni ght Athletics-Mon., Tues., Thurs.

Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, (depending on the

St. Mark's Youth group's Goals:

* growing closer to God

* growing closer to others

* growing closer to our group

Phone numbers

Church office ...... 489-8885

Youth hot line '489-2532

Youth Minister D~m Stewart....... 489-2738 "God Loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son so that whoever believ~s in him may not be lost, but ha,

Eternal life."-John 3:16

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LIi Fashion

LIi Model Tests

LIi Portraits

LIi Seniors

Congratulations Senior Class of 2002. Another Lincoln

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Index

A

Abbott , Amanda 60

Abbott , Antoine 17 , 60

Abbott, Kri s ti 60

Abdalla , Aduot 78

Abdullah , Tavan 60

Abebe , Mimi 78

Abs , Catherine 75

Absalon , Jacob 60

Acic , El vis 60

Acosta Roble s, Honorio 75

Adam s, Jason 78

Adam s, Jennifer 60

Admire, John 57

Afuh , Chantal 12 , 114 , 174

Aguayo-Suarez , Cri s tina 60, 104 •

Aguayo-Suarez , Lui s 60

Aguayo-Suare z , Maria 78

Aguilar, Benito 75

Ajanic , Eve! 60 , 104

Ajanic , Muarner 60

Ajnadzic , Lana 60 , 104

Aker son , Carly , 163

Akerson , Kevin 78

Al-Badry, Hus sarn 75

Al-Ghazawi, Fatima 78 , 104

Al-Hajami, Ahmad 9 , 60

Al-Hajami , Ali 60

Al-Hire z, Zuher 78

Al-Jayas hi, Zahra 78

Al-Refaey, Yosra 60 , 9

Al-TQooll8,

9 , 60 , 174

Al-Wael y, Amal 78

Al-Wael y, Nazar 57

Alarna, Khalat 7 8 , 104

Alama, Walat 57

Alandzak , Darijo 57 , 75

Alfatemi , A 78

Al -Ghazawi , Azhe r 57

Ali , Kawai 75

Allely, Shannon 60, 75

Allen , Brandi 19 , 60

Allen , Brittany 78

Allen, Jame s 57

Allen , Matthew 60

Almquist, Steven 57

Alvarado , Erne s to 78

Alvarado , Olga 60

Amin, Deep 7 8

Amjadian , Nina 78

Amory, Chris 180

Amo s, Steven 78 , 17 1

Anaya Orozco , Maribel 78

Ana ya Orozco , O scar 78

Andersen , Amber 78

Ande rs on , Eliott 78

Anderson, Lea 16 , 78 , 115

Anderson , Tyler 78 , 109

Anthe s, Sarah 78 , 180, 181

Anth o ny , Amy 57

Anth o ny , Ashlee 78

Apoloni , Renata 75

Archie, Catherine 19 , 174

Armago s t , Nate 171

Arm s trong , Danielle 36 , 48

Arp s, Christopher 78

Asboe , Bethany 78 , 169

Asche , Jessica 78

Ashby , James 78

Atai , Farhad 78

Atem, Apou 75 , 104

Atem, Atem 78 , 105

Atem, May en 78 , 105

Atkinson , Ro ss 78

Attai , Muneera -78

Attai , Rabia 78

Austria , Holly 60

Austria , Stephen 7 , 168, 192 , 169

Avery, Clinton 7 , 60

Avey , Jenny 78

Avey, Jenn y, 16 2

B

Babagul , Rabia 60

Bab c ock, Daniel 101 , 133

Babel , Ste ven 60, 169

Bahr, Rachel 78

Bailey, Chri s tina 59

Bailey , Debi 60

Bailey, Kristine 60

Baker, Jennifer 78

Baker, Jim 171

Baker, Joe 8

Baker, Joseph 60

Baldu s, Andrew 60

Bales , Christy 60

Balko vec , Jamie 60

Ballard , Lindsey 115

Balta , Catherine 60 , 65 , 108

Banks , Jon 17

Banks, Jonathan 57

Banks, Tarvis 171

Barakat , Ghazal 57

Barakat , Niaarn 57

Barber, Matt 60

Barbour, Ashley 60

Barleen, Kenneth 78

Barnes, Edward 57

Barne s, Jill 75

Barron , Brandon 60 , 103 , 109

Barron De Leon, Maria 78

Bartek, Vane ss a 78

Bartelt , Sarah 78

Bartlett, J ame s 78

Bartz , Lisa 75

Barzar, Paul 60

Bas hor , Benjamin 57

Bateman , Elizabeth 26

Bateman , Liz 114 , 177

Bateman , Ryan 78

Bates , Jared 78

Bauer, Andrea 78

Bauer, Sarah 60

B a uerkemper, Nichole 75

Baxter, Everett 70 , 75

Beach , Jaimee 78

Beahr-Santo s, Lakyndra 78

Beaman , Megan 60

Beatty , Ale sha 78

Becker, Kevin 60

Beckiu s, Anne 78

Beckman , Antona 78

Beckman , Kari ss a 60

Beckwith , Jenny 78

Beddes , Rachel 57, 133

Bedell , Kyndall 192

Beeck, Alex 78

Beermann , Jay 60

Behren s, Sarah 60

Bektic, Senad 78

Beltz , Ashle y 60

Benes, Mitchell 60

Bennett , Andy 57

Bennett , Jamie 78

Bennett , Leah 60

Benson , Je ss 75

Benson -Smith , Emily 78

Bercutt , Rachel 78

Beren s, Jenny 78

Bergeron , Molly 60

Berhens , Sara 59

Berks, Trina 160 , 174

Berlowitz , Bryan 19 , 57

Be s t, Anali sa 78

Beutler, Sam 60 , 106

Bidrow ski , Erik 78 , 171

Biggs , Madelyne , 162

Biggs, Zachary 60

Billing s, Brittany 78

Birky-Rio s, Erica 114 , 115

Bitterman , Gabriel 78

Bittinger, Stephanie 60

Bivin s , Joshua 60

Black , Rachel 60

Black, Zach 123 , 131

Blacketer, Brandon 60

Blackwell , Trent 60 , 74

Blahak, Ryan 78 , 171 Blair, Chri s 180

Blankenship , Kirk 78

Blazek, Nicholas 78 , 114

Bli ss , Jada 57

Bliss , James 78

Blumanthal , Ben 78

Blythe , Garrett 78

Boden , Brandon 57

Boerger, Michelle 78

Bohnenkamp , Dustin 60

Bolte , Matt 78

Bonebright, Chri s 75

Bonnell , As hlie 60

Boone , Brian 57

Bordeaux , Charlie 78

Botts , Gre yson 9 , 45

Bowers , Erin 60

Bowie , Thomas 57

Bowman , Carlos 61

Boyer, Jill 61

Bradsh a w, Antonio 75

Brady, John 162

Bragaw, John 78

Brakhage, Amanda 78 , 163

Braly, Jennica 61

Bramhall , De siree 61 , 102

Brand t, Nick 171

Branting , Rob 61

Brase , Elise 61

Brazda , Jes sica 61

Bredehoft , Scott 9, 16 f

Brestel , Jake 61 , 113 , i Brewer, Tasha 57

Breyer, Kimberly 61

Broadnax , Clarene 61 , Brock , Jame s 79

Brockhoff, Jenna 61 , I: Brogren , Heather 79 Brooks, Joseph 79 Brooks, Tyler 61 Brown, Jamie 61 Brown , Jeremiah 57 Brown , Matt 109 , 192 Brown, Micah 79 , 17 1

Bro wn, Rachael 57 Brown , Spencer 79 , 17 Browne , John 57

Brozek , Sean 61 , 169

Brunke , Kathryn 30

Bruyette , Tiphanie 79 Bryan , Nani 30 , 192 Bryant , Zac 19 , 30

Budig , Jeff 75

Buehner, Corissa 61

Bui , Hong 61

Bui , Thiep 30

Bui s, John 57

Buller, Nicholas 61

Bundy, Tiffany 79

Burbach, David 30

Burcham , Nathan 79

Burdic , Mingus 61

Buresh , Marissa 57

Burger, Scott 75 Burgess, Aaron 57 Burnett , Steven 61

Burns , Elizabeth 79

Bums , Jane 61

Burt, Jared 61

Burt, Rob 61

Staley, Brittany 86

Staley, Samantha 86, 169

Staley, Tabitha 52, 199

Stanfield, Julia 73

Stanislav, Casey 70, 73

Stanley, Julianne 86

Starkey, Elizabeth 73

Starlin, Danielle 57

Starr, Cathi 86

Statler, Heather 73

Statler, Rosie 52

Statler, Rowena 199

Stege-Tompsett, Alyssa 73

Stege-Tompsett, Micah 52, 133

Steinkamp, Stacy 86

Stephens, Allison 52, 199

Stephens, Michael 57

Stephens, Michaela 87

Stevens, Brittaney 87, 110

Stevens, Jeff 87, 115

Steward, Jay 73

Stewart, Troy 73

Sticka, Sam 52

Stiefel, Chad 73

Stinson, Gage 73

Stinson, Jeffrey 57

Stitman, Patrick 52

Stoakes, Nicole 52

Stockard, Carroll 53, 114, 199

Stollar, Becky 53

Stoppel, April 87

Stork, Jim 112

Story, Aaron 73

Stout, Melissa 73

Strain, Abby 87

Stubblefield, Natalie 15, 75

Stubblefield, Xavier 57, 110

Studey, Errin 73

Stumpf, Adam 57

Sturdivant, Demetrius 17, 73

Stutheit, Chadd 87

Stutzman, Christopher 73

Suing, Ron 23

Sun, Luling 73

Sutter, Caitlin 87

Svoboda, Alex 57

Svoboda, Nick 87, 130, 168, 169

Swartz, Adam 57

Swartz, Ashley 33, 57, 125

Swartz, Audrey 7, 53

Swartz, Travis 73

Swartzlander, Josh 73, 133

Swenson, Amanda 87

Swinehart, Ixchel 57

Swink, Brian 73

Swisher, Anna 73

Sydow, Austen 57

TTa, Binhan 73

Tackett, atalie 87

Tafoya, Andre 57

Taft, Wade 73

Taha, Hozan 7, 53, 199

Talbot, Jeremy 87

Talero, Jessica 87

Taran, Daniel 22, 57

Tardive, Gabe 171

Tardy, Tyler 169

Tarr, Robert 87

Taylor, Antionio 87, 166, 167

Taylor, Bailey 53, 201

Taylor, Britnie 16, 87, 115

Taylor, Christopher 73

Taylor, Jessica 9, 18, 73

Taylor, Laura 87

Taylor, Travis 87, 167

Teater, Aaron 87

Tebo, Aaron 16, 59, 73

Tegeda, Miquel 18

Tegler, Mikayla 87

Tejeda, Micheal 75

Tejeda, Miguel 103

Tejeda, Mike 115

Temple, Jinohn 87

Tep, Narin 57, 132

Tep, Sokpheap 87

Terry Mc Williams 12

Tesch, Philip 69, 73 Than, Hau 73

Thanh, Liem Tran 53

Thao, Phuong Dao 32

Tharis-Hacham, Ahmed 57

Thebodo, Jackie 53

Thege, Zach 73

Therrien, Michael 87

Thomas, Chancey 57

Thomas, Derek 57

Thomas, Terrance 53

Thompson, Brad 87

Thompson, Daniel 53, 130

Thompson, David 53

Thompson, Jerry 9, 17, 26, 57

Thompson, Stephanie 87

Thompson, Tiara 57

Thorson, Jessica 53, 200

Thrane, Jessica 73

Tiangco, Allison 53

Tibbels, Ben 73, 177

Tinnean, Jeff 87, 176

Tiritilli, Natasha 53

Tische, Casey 57

Tische, Lacey 57

Titov, Aleksander 87

Titov, Drnitriy 75

Tiwald, Claire 87

Tlamka, Lacey 87

Tobin, Chris 73

Tolle, Ashley 73

Tombs, Eric 108

Tong, Riek 73

Toombs, Eric 73

Toombs, Tony 53

Toren, Willa 53, 200

Torrence, Ginger 87

Torres, Venessa 65, 73, 102

Tran, Hue 53

Tran, Khai 57

Tran , Khoi 73

Tran, Liem 114, 168

Tran, Liem 169

Tran, Luan 57

Tran, Ly 57

Tran, Mong 17, 53

Tran, My Luong 73

Tran, Quang 73

Tran, Thu 53

Tran, Tu 87

Tran, Tuan 57

Traudt, Lindsey 87

Travis, Joel 87

Trejo, Shane 87, 171

Trejo, Shellie 87

Trevizo, Renee 73

Truong, Jenny 53

Tubbs, Cassandra 87

Turek, Chris 57

Turner, Chanta 57

Turner, La'trisha 73, 115

Tushar, Tony 73

Tyler Wright 135

uUaprasert, Naraporn 73, 114

Uhrmacher, Clark 53

Uland, Ellen 87

Ullman, Jamie 48, 57

Ullsperger, Colby 87

Underwood, Alensia 54

Upchurch, Jeffrey 73

Upton, Ro ita 73, 74

Upton, Tracie 54, 200

Urbanek, Dottie 74

VVajgrt, Willie 54, 169

Vakoc, Amara 33, 54

Valenti, Ishma 87, 111

Vance, Cristina 74, 102, 132

Vanderharr, Justin 57

Vanderslice, Dennis 74

VanLaningham, Halley 87, 169

Vargas, Martha 71

Vaske, James 87

Vaske, Nick 87

Vaverka, Allison 74

Veburg, Emily 87

Venema, Zac 7 4

Vento, Ronneys 75

Ventry, Dwayne Jr 87, 106

Vermeer, Jessica 57

Vetsalo, Andrey 87

Vetsalo, Yelena 54

Vetter, Troy 74

Vidlak, Corey 74

Vinson, Elijah 75

Vinson, Joshua 87

Vinson, O'Lard 75

Vivier, John 57, 177

Vlach, Joseph 75

Vocasek, Stef 87

Voeck , Ryan 54, 200

Voelker, Hannah 74

Vogt, Rachel 87

Vollenweider, Aaron 87

Vollertsen, Nie 74

Von Busch, Alicia 54

Von Busch, Heather 57

Von Busch, Jessica 87

Von Busch, icole 74

Vonznyuk, Aleksey 74

Vorderstras e, Matthew 74

Voss, Amanda 54, 200

Voznyuk, Sergey 87

Vu, Lieu 57

Vu, Mary 75

Vu, Thanh 57

Vu, Thu 57

wWaddell, Lindsay 75

Wadell, Jared 87

Wagner, Joel 87

Walahoski, Michelle 87

Waldman, Brett 87

Waldrop, Timothy 74

Walker, Evan 18

Walker, Jamie 87

Walker, Jessica 87

Walker, Joel 54

Walker, Josh 57

Walker, Megan 74

Walker, Robin 87

Walker, Tasha 87

Wallace, Derry 54

Wallace, Heather 74 • Wallace, Ritchie 55

Wallen, Bill 74, 115

Waller, Benjamin 57

Waller, Cody 16, 87

Waller, Kyle 16, 87, 106 Waller, Matt 87

Wallingford, Jayme 87

Wallingford, Jeffrey 87

Walls, Johnny 57

Wambaugh, Jason 87

Ward, Joshua 87, 169

Ward, Lindsey 87, 169

Ware, Christopher 74

Warner, Erich 171

Warren, Benjamin 75

Warren, Tanya 87

Washington, Ariel 64, 74, 174

Watermeier, Cory 87

Waters, Ryan 87

Watkins, Zachary 74

Watson, Amber 75

Watson, Barbra 55

Watson, Heath 75

Watson, Heather 74

Watson, Jeremey 57

Watson, Jerrod 55, 132, 200

Watson, Joshua 87

Watson, Latejas 87

Watson, Takejas 87

Watt, Lindsay 74

Weakly, Kara 169

Weaver, Aaron 55

Weaver, George 75

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