One hundred and eighty days a year, Sophomores , Juniors and Seniors file into Lincoln High School methodically, in order to take a handful of classes each semester which will better their future. The decision of which high school to attend is always a tough choice for many of Lincoln's students, but Lincoln High is very often chosen over the other schools. While many students live near the school, over 400 tudents throughout grades 10 - 12 are attending Linco n High from outside the district. This say tha L nc n High is thought of very highly within the Lincoln's city limits.
Lincoln High is about pride, tradition and academic excellence. These principles are constantly shown to the community by Lincoln High's students commitment to do good. Whether it be building a house for
the Habitat for Humanity, raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a clothing driv , or creating a recycling program throughout the whole school, we make a difference in other people's lives.
Lincoln High is also the home to over 40 extracurricular clubs including, Campus Life, a variety of Cultural/Ethnic Caucuses. Langua e clubs, and many other s that meet once a month. Lincoln High is also home to the Leadership Develop has. program, which only Lincoln High
As you can see. Lincoln High is full of pride, tradition and academic excellence, along with diversity and a large amount of help from the staff to get us on our way.
"lihe object of teaching a child is to enable the child to get along withot.:Jt the teacher."
Elbert Huboard
By Jessica Taylor & Ann Mohammad
Palensky ( 1 2) & family vacationed in Alaska.
Fa1A left: Bdttany Billings ( 1 1) threw out the frst ball at the Phillies game on July 2. Left: Stephanie Cline ( 1 2) and friend Ben Richmond of Milla1 Ad South toured on a mission tdp to Monteffey, Mexico. Below: Lincoln High students road tdp to a cabin for good times, Clyde Johnson ( 1 2), Nick Madsen ( 1 2), Mallery Ca1 Ater ( 1 2), Amanda Lueke (! 2), Alexis G1Aenfell ( 1 2), Joe Baker ( 1 2), Chelsee McMeen ( 1 2), Ryly Zette1Aman ( 1 2), Morgan Raymond ( 1 1), Ede Cu1Adn ( 1 2).
Len: Megan Snide1A ( 1 0) is a student ambassado1 A , and had the p1 Aivilege of holding a koala, tn Aust1Aalia. Above deht: Cathedne Balta ( 1 2) ma1 Ached at an Omaha Pdde Parade on June 2 2. Above cente1 ~ : Jennife1A Crnwthe1A ( 1 2) and Kelsey Dahl ( 1 2) Jou1 Aneyed to Jamaica on a mission tdp.
Left : JoiAdan Gmen ( 1 1-) visited G1Aound Zem Below: Lien Phun ( 1 2) and he1A sistff 1Aested on top of the Ha1va1Ad Library in Carr,bridge, MA. Below left: Socce1A boys, Tyle1A Law1Aence ( 1 2), Matt • Jennings ( 1 1), Zac Venema ( 1 2), Mitchell Memming ( 1 1), Ja1Aed Wadell ( 1 1) competed at the "Got Milk?"
Ridge and Malia
Jessica Sanfo1Ad ( 1 2) and Amanda Glass ( 1 2) kept it
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\.Haley Schache1A ( 1 2) and Avalon Rehn ( 1 2) relaxed at the Lake of the Ozadcs. Far left: And1Aea Kems ( 1 2) and her mother stood at the southemmost pa1At of the U.S. in Key West Florida. Above cente1A: Chris Leon ( 1 2), Allen Ladd ( 1 1), Tony Spencer ( 1 1), M.J. Davis ( 1 1) traveled with Upward Bound to the Grand Canyon.
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Comstock Festival!
Only In Arnerical
By: Ca~ey Wood~ Julie Kilzer
Only in America wa~ the theme of thi~ year~ Back to gchool Ba~h. and like all the year~ in the pa~t e ba~h wa~ a huge ~ucce~~! The Ba~h i~ plan d during the ~ummer by D~CA club. it i~ a d meet new people during the the fact that we get a
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taken down. the leftover~ eaten and the rnu~ic ~topped. I think that everyone will agree a fun time wa~ had by all.
B elow: Kelly D onahue (11) and Jo e B rooks ( 11) draw a crowd as they take their tum at karaoke.
A bo ve : Camp u s Supervisor B ob M ers ed shows his spirit and how excited he is to be back to school.
L eft: Ellen Wright (12) and B en Kettle (12) serve ice cream
t o r aise money for ecology club.
Left: Jacob Absalon (12) gives a thumbs up after cooling off in the dunk tank.
Below: Associate Principal Pam Cox knocks Dr. Wortman off the pedestal in a fun game of jousting.
Above: Drew Hilsabeck (11), Kelly Gregg (12), Shannon Kovaschetz (10), and Jenny Avey (12) run their hardest in a three legged race.
Above: Jeff Tinnean (11) and others rock together at the Back to School Bash.
Far Right: Students show off their moves, line dancing at the first BTSB dance.
Above: The state capital leaves its mark, as the sun sets in the background.
Left: Southeast student Kyle Font demonstrates a Backside 180, while Bud Rigoni of Southeast helps out by holding the board in the Skate Park set up in Lincoln High's new Sr. Parking Lot.
Below: Casey Stani av ( 12) shows off her dance oves on old-schoo day.
Be w & to the right: Jacob Ab Ison (12) gives a T-s from ~Varsity cheer ea ers to osh Swartzlander (12) to ow his outstanding spirit toward Lincoln High! , Spanish teacher Jill Hanshew dresses like a •ck to show her school spirit for pop- star day.
T•the right: Ashley Grossenbacher (11) & Celene Destefano (11) dressed the same for twin day.
By Katelyn Lattimer & Heather Combs
•Spirit week was a big hit this year, as always! Many students sho d their school spirit and dressed up for the theme f th day. Each day was a different theme that Stud nt co cil had chosen. On Thursday, S te--·~- , was the ep rally which was followecl by our mecoming game tliat mg . r pep rally was ai tstan • g. It included a prese 10n of the Lincoln Wigh Hall f Fame honore s, the introduction of the homeco ·ng ro nomi ees and last but certainly not leas , gr t perfo ance by the cheerleaders and the po a • ks. Aier th1 we k of fun and school spirit, the varsity football team defeated Pius X in a 27-14 Homecoming victory!
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Above: Antona Beckman (11), Katie from Southeast, Misha Coleman (11), Jamie Green (11) and Vanessa Bowmaster enjoyed Homecoming together.
Below: Julia Nettelton (11) and JeffBudig (12) get cuddly for the camera.
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Left: Jontea Stephens ( 10) and Darwin Archie (10) prepare themselves
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Center: Melvin Moore(12) shows off his moves.
Top Left: John Broome(lO) sporting his Duke baseball style jersey.
Left: Tu Tran( 11) represents the sophisticated apparel.
Above: Derick Gaspard(12) proud of his 'fro.
Top Right: Todd Fischer(lO) let's his GREEN hair hang.
Top Center: Amnia Elbasheer( 11) and Mirna Elizabeth Interiano (11) show the popularity of the color black.
Top Left: N ajiba Mughalzai( 11) wears a traditional hijab.
Above:Kylie Magnuson(12) shows off her BLUE hair.
Right: Catherine Balta(12) is proud of her unique yet very creative style.
Top Right: Cori Bailey(lO) and Gabriela Santos(lO) doing their impression of Charlie's Angels.
0nee upon a time... Voll c:olored your first picture, read your first bc,ok, eolued your first matly problem, and n.,rote vour first story. Oc,n, vou are required to read 400 page nol.'els, soll.'e quadratic equations, try not to blow up Cl__,emistry lab and write ten pa:ge reports. ~ing sure eoen if vou were tired tbat eenioritis dicln't get~ best of vou
C!,rougbout vears at Lincoln fiigb 6cJ.Joc,I, vou 1nay not realize~ experiences and dJaJfenges vou bro,,e been faced witb, but vou receiued great knowledge to belp vou acbieue vour goals and conquer vour fears in future. Lincoln fiigb did not just gwe vou a~ic d)ctpter in vour fife, but intelligence to lil.'e like a dxnnpion Looking back as seniors realizing indepenclence and stability Lincoln fiigb bets given vou
.. Senita Kvlovac, Cristina
and Nada Kazam pose in the way in between classes.
Senior Candids 55
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By Casey ood
What is one best thing about being a junior? Many students agree that being a junior means only one more year left to go. This is the year that is stressed as an important year of high school, often making the school work and social life harder to bear. This is the year that you start taking more challenging classes than before in order to stay on track for graduation. You start to think about what you are going to do after graduation.
Another great thing about becoming a junior is being able to eat lunch outside of the cafeteria. Open lunch periods allow students the choice to go out and eat with their friends. There have beeh times where students will find themselves hurrying to beat the bell to get to class on time. ·
School is more than grades or learning how to make crystals in Chemistry class or learning the quadratic equation in Advanced Algebra. It's the satisfaction . of knowing how to prepare yourselves for the years that are still to come. When time comes around, you will begin to realize that most of the things that you learned in high school came from your junior year.
Right Students pass the time at Locker Checkout getting reacquainted with classmates and making new friends .
Left : Juniors sit at patiently in the auditorium during Locker Checkout.
Above: Juniors take advantage of the low price for the yearbook at the beginning of the year and reserve their copy early
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Abebe, Mimi
Adam , Jason
Ademovic ; Nihad
Aguayo-Suarez, Maria
Akerson , Kevin Al-Wael , Amal
Alfatemi , Aj
Allen , Brittany
Alvarado , Erne to Amin , Deep
Amos , Steven
Ander en , Amber
Anderson , Eliott
Anderson , Lea
Anderson, Tyler
Anthe , Sarah
Anthony , Ashlee
Anthony, Randall
Arps , Christopher
Asboe, Bethany
A che , Jesi
Ashby, James
Atkinson , Ross
Attai , Rabia
Avey , Jenny
Azizi , Niyamatullah
Aziam , Jonas
Bahr , Rachel
Baker, Jennifer Ballard , Lindsey
Barron, Lizbeth
Bartek , Vanessa Bartelt, Sarah
Bartlett , James
Bate , Brandy
Bates , Jared
Bauer , Andrea
Beach , Jaimee
Beahr-Santos, Lakyndra
Beatty, Alesha
Beckius , Anne
JUNIORS SAV
'Mlat did you like best about your juNior year;?
11 I loved my science
class."
-- Maria Aguanyo - Suar
"Not being the smallest people in the school anymore and being higher up ."
-- Alex Beeck
"That I have one more year until my senior year."
Shirley Lin
B eckman, Antona
B eckwith, J enny
B eeck, Alex
B enson- S mith, Emily
Bercutt, R achel
B erens, J enny
B est, Analisa
B idrowski, Erik
B i llin gs, B rittany
B irli b escu, Laura
B lahak, R yan
B lanke n ship, Kirk
B lazek, Nicholas Bl iss, James
Bl ythe, Garrett
Bl ythe, Kyle
B olte, Matt
B rady, Anthony
B rady, Erin
B ragaw, John
B rakhage, Amanda
Brock, James
B rogren, Heather
B rooks, Joseph
Brown, Micah
Brown , Spencer
Bruce, Kendra
Bruyette , Tiphanie
Bundy, Tiffany
Burcham , Nathan
Burns , Elizabeth
Burson, Kelly
Burton , Timothy
Bus se , Dam eon
Buzz , Carly
Cabrales, Stephanie
Cades , Amanda
Campbell , Laquinte
Canada , Alston
Canada, Anthony Capps, Zach
Carey , Pat
Carl so n , Rachel
Castillo
Padilla, Gustavo
Cayetano, Stanley
Cecrle , Eric
Chandler , Breanne
Chandler , Crystal
Chermok , Stephanie
Childress, Caleb
Chrastil, Nathan
Chulufas , Sarah
Chvatal, Aaron
Clark, Gina
Clark , Kathryn Clark, Serena
Clay , Helena
Coatman , Curti
Cockerham, Jon Coffey , Casey Cole, Allie
Coleman , Mi ha Colfack , Heather Cook , Niki
Cooper, Mystie Cornejo Barcen as, Jonathan
Courter, Angel Cox, Ashlee Crane , Michael Crawford , Alexandra Crocker , April Cross, Missy
Crummett, Amanda Cruse , Glenna Cu , Ha
Daniel s, Alice Daugherty , Joshua
Davis, Amanda
Davis, M.J Davis, Ryan Davis, Toby Dean, Tyler Degner, Jeff Delancey , Jessica
Deschane, Nick
Deselrns, Janae De tefano, Celene Deumic, Alma Diaz , Shari Dinges, Nichola
Dirkschneider, Ryan
Divers, Andajaun Do, Anh Do , Lan Doehring , Madi on Donahue, Kelly
Dougherty , Adam
Drager, Ashly
Dreith, Christopher
Drews , Vanessa
Droud , Kearah
Duff, Angel
Dunbar , Justin
Duncan, Sara Dunn, Keeley
Duryea , Callie
Duryea, Jessica
Duschene , Danielle
Earley, Ryan
Edwards Katie
Egenberger , Ian
Einemann, Marsha
Elbasheer, Amnia
Elhassan , Trendun
Elsener, Jensyn
Endres, Jennifer
Engleton, Adrian
Erdmann, Abby
Erickson , Brian
Erickson , Kathy
Ernesti , Jenny
Ernst , EmilyErving, Ramone
Fancher , Brittany
Filbert , Brandon
Filbert , Brittany
Fixter , Luke
Flores , Stephanie Flowers, Michaela
Fouts, Mckenzie
Fox, Ashley
Frank , Sarah Frattalone, Beverly
Freauf, Zachary
Freeman , Miranda
Freytag , Michael
Frisbie, Matthew
Fuenning , Isaac
Fuenning, Seth
Fuller , A shton
Fuller , Kendal
Fuller , Kenton
Fuller , Travis
Funcke, Katie
Gage , Jeremy
Gas s eling , Sheena
Gayed , Ja son
Geidner, Stacilyn
Geng , Anei
George , Amy
Gilmore, Jarod
Glantz , Michael
Good ding , Jonathan
Gove , Travi s Grant , Stacey
Green , Jamie
Green , Jordan
Gregg, Kyle
Grell , Lance
Greve , Tamara
Gros s enbacher , Ashley
Gu s tafs on , Heather
Gutierrez , Cindy
Hackwith, Sid
Hadwick, Greg
Hall , Adam
Halpern , Nava
Hamby , Tanner
Hancock , Amber
Handy, Krista-Lee
Hansen , Maddie
Harbou t Timothy
H arding , Mariel
Harper , Ashley
Harren stein , Emi ly
Harvey , Shan d i
'What do you look forward to Most cDout beiNg . a 5eN10f?
"
Studying more and passing all
Ha san , Fahima
Ha s anovic , Selma
Ha ught , Joe
Hauptman , Kestre l
Hawley , Katie
Hender s on , Sherriah
Hendricksen , Abby
Henry , As h ley
my classes, so that I can graduate on time and have fun :"
Stanley Cayetano
H eritage, Luke
Herrick , Step h anie
Higgin s, Liz
Hilsabeck , D rew
Hilsabeck , Tom
Hoan g, Ly
Hodge s, Brittney
Hoffer , Daniel
"Graduation and more opportunities " Morgan Raymond
"
I look forward to taking neater classes - the classes I've been wa iting to take for along time."
Greg Hadwick
Ho fs tedt , Andrew
Hoi stad , Eric Holder , Brittany
Holland , Alissa
Holmes , Zoe Hopper, Jaymie
Hom , Amber
Hoskovec , Justina
Howe , Amanda
Hruza, Nick
Hughe s, Amber
Humann , Laura
Humpal , Jesse
Hutchins , Tracy
Huynh , Mai
Huynh, Toi
Ihde, D ustin
Interiano, Mirna
Iromuanya , Fred Izaguirre, Patricia Jackson, Chris Jacobsen, Amber
Jennings, Matthew
Jensen , Amy
Jiskra, Tobin
Johnson , Angela
Johnson, Jenika
Johnson , Jennifer
Johnston , Jeremy Jones, B en
Jones , Chelsie
Jones , Luke Jones , Mckenzie
Jons, Mckinley
Jordan , Jesse
Kadavy, Christopher
Kambal, Kamal
Kambal , Reda
Kanne, Gabe
Kasem , Sabah
Kekliya , Margarita
Keller, Trevor
Kengle , Nikki
Kenney, Paul
Khedir , Jordon
Killin , Gregory
Kimmons , Kate Kinnison, Travis Kirby , Nick
Klabenes, RikiKlambanjong, Prad
Klann, Christopher
Kleeman , Kyle
Knisley , Nathan Knust , Holly Kong, Peter Kovacevic, Vildana
Krause, Courtney
Kremer , Kimberly
Kutey , Lina
Laam , Nyabana
Labart,Patty
Labbe , Crystal
Ladd, Allen
Laing, Douglas
Lamb, Timothy Landero , Monica Lane , Jarod
Lange , Gregory
Larkins , Heather
Lauterbach, Brian
Lawrence , Ryan Lawson , Gwen
Lawson , Jake
Le , Giang
Le, Tina
Leibel , Tyler
Leija, Carlos
Lengel, Elizabeth
Lenz,Marisha
Leon , Karina
Lile, Ryan
Lin , Shirley
Lind , Kevin
JUNIORS SAV
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Linhardt, Kyle
J I IU Lippert, Adam Lobo , Raul
chaNge ONe 1hiNg Lovercheck,Andrew
a:Jout LiNColN
High what would .it be af\d why?
"I would change the way people look at each other and respect each other because
I don't
think that people give each other enough credit for who they truely are."
_, Jenny Ernesti
"The lunch period." _, Allen Ladd
"More time between classes because it's too short." -- Youngin Oh
Lutes, Andy Luzum, Jessica Lyons, John Mack, Georgia
Madlock, Lydia Mahoney, Paul Malou, Daniel Manglitz, Joseph
Mar, Nyaduk Mares, Natalie Martinez, Angel Martinez, Elida
Martinez, Emir Mathiesen, Kasey McCain, Mike McChesney, Colin
Nettleton, Julia Newman, Leia Nguyen, Bien Nguyen, Minh-Ngoc Nguyen, Ngoc Nguyen, Qu ynh
Nielsen, Sandra Noble, Valerie Noel, Nick Nore, Kathryn
Norris, Brandon Oh, Youngin
Olds, Peter Oldsfield, Matthew Olson, Andrea Osorio, Erika Ostia, Michelle Owen s, Matthew
Pacquette, Shari Paek,John Paneitz, Brandon Panther, Peter Parde, Russell Parker, Shannon
Peacock, Jason Pecina, Horacio Pedersen, Michael Pederson, Emily Perry, Cody Perry, Karin
Peters, Matthew Pettit, Jennifer Pham, Diem Pham, Dung Pham,Loc Pham, Nghia
Phillips, Connie Pina, Irma Piso, Adel _ Porter , Christine Porter Loving, Tiffani Poyer, Ryan Price, Gillian Puentesherx, Maria Racek, Bryce Raffety, Mandy Ramsay, Jeary Rasmussen , Amanda Raymond, Morgan Reavi , Christine Reinkordt, Alex Rejda, Cody Rice, Ladonna Riggins, Joshua Ripple, Codi Riser, Michael Rivera, Charity Rivers, Brandi Roberts, April Robertson, Phylicia Rodriguez, Kelsey Roelfs, Christine Rogers, Raymond Roland, Jason Rose, Eric Rost, Kelli Roth, Julie ' Runions, Christie Rupert, Amber Russell, Erick Saleh, Awara Salkanovic, Edin Salomons, Benjamin Sawyer, Jessica Schack, Justin Schauer, Nicole Scheer, Megan Schiffbauer , Lisa
Schlosser, Justin
Schmailzl, Matthew
Schnell, Cammra
Schoonover, Lee
Scrivens, Neil
Scully, Michael
Sharpe, Seth
Shippen, Travis
Shirer, William
Shonibin, Andrea
Shortridge,Megan
Showalter, Mike
Simpson, Jennifer
Sindelar, Jason
Singer, Ashley
Singleton, Jessie
Skillman, Kennith
Slama, Wendi
Smajic, Meliha
Smith, Ariel
Smith, Kimberly
Smith, Lee
Smith-Udeaja, Raphael
Snyder, Amber
Snyder, John
Solodovnik, Sergiy
Sorensen, Matt
Spence,John
Spencer, Tony
Spevak, Shane
Springer , Andrew
Springer , Jacob
Sraman , Tony
Stalder , 1 B en
Staley, Samantha
Stanley , Julianne
Starkweather, Jeffery
Starr , Cathi
Steinkamp , S tacy
Stephens , Michaela
Stevens , Brittaney
Stevens , Jeff
What1hree words wOuld best describe your juNior • year?
"Fun, enthusiastic and exciting."
,_, Josh Vinson
Stone , Lisa
Strain , Abby
Stutheit , Chadd
Sutter , Caitlin
Svo b oda , Nick
S winehart , Krystal
Tackett , Natalie
Talero , Jessica
" Fun ~exciting and something new. "
Patricia Izaguirre
Tarr , Robert
Taylo r, Britnie
Taylor , Christopher
Taylor , Laura
" Fun, boring and challenging ." ,_, Matt Schmailzl
Taylor, Travi
Tegler , Mikayla
Temple , Jinohn
Tep, Sokpheap Terrell, Kyle
Therrien, Michael
Tinnean, Jeff
Tlamka, Lacey
Todd, Caroline
Torrence, Ginger Tran, Kieu
Traudt, Lindsey Trejo, Shane Trejo, Shellie
Tubbs, Cassandra Uland, Ellen
Ullsperger, Colby Umana, Josue
Upton, Nicole Vanlaningham, Halley Vaske, Nick
Veburg, Emily Versch, Jesse Vetsalo, Andrey
Vinson, Joshua Vocasek, Stef Vogt, Rachel
Von B usch, Jessica Wadell, Jared Wagner, Joel Waldman, Brett Walker, Evan Walker, Jamie Walker, Jessica Walker, Tasha Waller, Cody Waller, Kyle Wambaugh, Jason Ward, Joshua Ward, Lindsey Warren, Tanya Watermeier, Cory
Waters , Ryan
Watson, Joshua
Watson, Latejas
Watson, Takejas
Weber , Whitney
Wegner, Kristin Wheeler, Heather Whitaker, Daniel
White, Nathan
Whitney , Chris Wieting , James Williams, Alisha Williams , Katie Williams, Kyle
Wilson , Jesse Wilson, Tina Winders, Whit
Winkenwerder, Ashli
Winton, Charline Wokoma , Wade
Wood , Abby Wright, Tyler Yost, Gabe Yousif, Ramsey
Junior~ No~Pichlrad
Tameshia Abair Will Clark
Arta Ajeti Melina Colakoglu
Zuher Al-Hirez
Donald Coleman
Khalat Alama Ebony Coleman
Neptoune Amin
Simon Connett
Maribel Anaya Orozco Kat Conway
Oscar Anaya Orozco Will Coplan
Farhad Atai Davon Daniels
AtemAtem Amy Densberger
Mayen Atem Eddie Diaz
Jonas Azzam
Victoria Diaz
Kenneth Barleen Jackie Drappeaux
Latoya Barnes Ashley Dubray
Kristopher Barzydlo Crystal Duffek
Von Behrens Nyalat Duop
Shad Beman
Amber Bleich
Jose Gomez Fernandez Ginar Majid
Tony Graham
Cody Granfield
Rebecca Hain
Saeed Hamo
Crystal Harris
Dylan Henry
Nick Hergenrader
Laila Hesso
Teddy Hill
Kody Holland
R.J. Holtzhauser
'Frista Hunt
David Erickson
Claudia Escobar Fuentes
Ben Blumanthal W aheed Etimadi
Michelle Boerger
Jasmin Bozem
Steven Caldwell
Christopher Evans
Melisa Falcon
Carl Fisher
David Carroll Priscilla Fisher
Odyssey Casillas Alexandria Forman
lcela Cervantes
Amber Clark
Jwamer Majid
Yevgeniy Manuylo
Jose Manzo Castro
Karen Martin
Amber Mcadams
Korey Mohr
Bailey Monroe
Christof Mueller
Basehrmal Mughalzai
Joshua Nelms
Miyuki Nguyen
Phung Nguyen
Hang Huynh Van Nguyen
Loe Huynh
Michael Hyatt
Jessie Ihde
Jaime Jiskra
Nada Kazem
Nicole Keagle
Saeed Khalaf
Mohammad Khalil
Austin Kiihne
Troy Freeman
Lisa Garcia
Jazmes Lott
Jeffery Lovelace
David Noriega
Tina Olson
Osman Osman
Stephanie Paolini
Abram Payan
James Perry
Lucas Petersen
Jennifer Popham
Ryan Rahn
Sonny Red Cherries
Antonio Resendiz-Alvarado
Robert Reynoza Claire Tiwald
Andy Roth
Jason Torre
Bryan Rothwell Tu Tran
Justin Rothwell
Joel Travis
Michael Ryan Cassandra Turner
Dastan Saleh Jeff Tyler
Ryan Sampson Ben Vaneperen
Fernando Sanchez Sergey Voznyuk
Charles Santillan Michelle W alahoski
Zachary Schenkel Benjamin W allkk
Timothy Schmidt Deangelo Walls
Dan Schoonover
Travis Schrader
Chris Schuler
Derek Watson
Hannah Weber
Matthew Weston
Neil Scrivens April Whiteface
Ricardo Segura Seth Witfoth
Ilir Selimi Eric Wittstruck
Nicoljay Shafer Britnie Wright
Emeri Slater Nyajiok Yiel
Shauna Spahn BenZoz
Eric Staswick
Timothy Sterner
Antionio Taylor
Aaron Teater
Aleksander Titov
Right: Callie Duryea and Rachel Vogt sit and talk while eating lunch.
Center: Ly Hoang , Laynee Clay and Stacy Steinkamp spend thier lunch time in the band room.
Bottom Left: •Seth Sharpe and Abby Wood chill in the hallway between classes.
Bottom Right: Andrea Shonibin tries to dodge the camera as class rolls to an end.
By: Casey Wood
Above: Shellie Trejo makes her way back to class, but not without having her picture taken.
Above: Sam Naumann and Curtis Coatman get ready to bust out a tune at the Back to School Bash.
Above: Kyle Waller takes time from his classwork to say hello
. Below: Carrie Todd and Antona • Beckman give their best smiles at the end of a hard day.
Top Left: Crystal Chandler, Danielle Menyweather and April Roberts stop at the lockers to pick up some books. Top Right: Deep Amin, Jared Wadell, Travis Taylor, Eric Rose and Gabe Yost eat lunch in the athletic hallway.
By: Heather Combs
Everyone always wants to hurry through junior high so they can move on and ~ecome high school students. However, once they get here, they are at the bottom again. That's not always true though • because sophomores can make a difference at Lincoln High too. Just like juniors and seniors, soph~mores can get involved in clubs, sports,
and a lot of other great activities. Being a sophomore can also mean ma• king new friends for life. Most all good friends are made the sophomore year of high school because we have new classes and we meet new people. From all the seven classes taken, we can make more friends than we started with.
Adams, Sasha Adams, Whitney Ajeti, Labinot Akerson, Carly Al Sayagh, Asawer Al-Ghaz~wi, Jassim Al-Musa, Dunia
Al-Timimi, Nezar Allen, Adrian Allen, Christopher Allen, Josh Allen, Matt Allen, Taneia Alvarez, Daniel
Amin, Neel Amin, Uranous Amory, Rachelle Andersen, Devlin Anderson, Dan Anderson, Jackie Archie Pettis, Darwin
Attai, Muneera Azizi, Enayatullah Babagul, Saira Bailey, Cori Ballard, Maggie Bambery, Chris Bambrough, Andy
Barbosa, Francisco Bartelt, Amber Baxter, Lillian Beahr-Santos, Jonathan , Beaman, Mallory Becker, Christopher Belt, Missy
Beriamon, Jessica Bendler, Hanna Benjamin, Brittnee Benson-Smith, Devin Beranek, Ben Bergholz, Whitney Biggerstaff, Matt
Biggs, Madelyne Binczik, P Bisset, Kristin Bivens;Alexandria Blacketer, Kyle Blair, Christopher Bleeker, Rein
Kathol, Ben Katt, Benjamin Keeler, Nick Keller, Becky Keller, Taylor Kelley, Elias Kellogg, Jennifer
Kennedy, Sean Kennell, Chelsea Kieu, Thien Kilgore, Sean Kilzer, Jill King, Jordan King, Richard
Klabenes, •Cheri Klein, Andrew Kloefkorn, Anna Knaub; Zachary Knight, Sarah Koenigsman, Jessica Kometscher, Melissa
Kon, Paul Krafka, Russel Kraft, Dillion
Kraft, Paul Krenk, Renee Krzhizhanovsky, Stacey Ksionzek, Megan
Jenny Lewie (10) cite in Math clacc trying to le.am coMething but inctead cha gate dictractad by the caMMra.
Vaca.an l-luccain (10) ic playing backat ball during gyM clac.c.
Kulovac, Mirsada Kurtzer, Tyler
La, Van Lacey, Joe
Lamb, Kristin Lambley, Tyler
Lang , Anthony Lantos, Albert
Lathrop,Amy Le, Hien
Le,Thai Leaf, Lindsey
Lehr , Cory Leiting, Josh
Lengel , Matthew Leon , Mary
Devin Bens.on 110) is. baing her goofy s.elf and makeing a funny face for the cammra.
' Farren Thomps.on 110) cuts. out s.ome pictures. in a magazine for a projects.he is. _,,..;;;::!'.~1111111111111 putting together in her Englich clacs..
Lewis, Angela Lewis , Chri stian
Lewis, Jenny Lhntos, Adrian
Liljestrand, Kirstin Lindell-White, Katrina
Littleton, Kelley Lodes, Becky
Logan, Brian Loghry, Ira
Lohmeier, Danielle Lorence, Amanda
" Lorsung, Tony Lowe, Amanda
Maack, Alicia Madsen , Mary
Magdanz,Anna Mai , Kim
Markel , Josh
Ma'5hall , Danielle
Martin , Gailanne • Martinez , Ana Martinez, Francisco
Left to Right: Ali~ha Burk~ and Nikkita Stephen~ get together after cla~~ to talk.
Below Left to Right: Will l-lutchin~on. Danny Tucker. C.hri~tian Lewi~ and Darwin Archie get together for a group pie during their Engli~h 10 cla~~-
Above: Kayla l--larmon. Megan C.ave!;. and Anna Kloefkorn talk in between cla!;!;e!; and have time to take a quick pie.
Right: Ro!;anne Nava!; llO) get!; her !;ungla!;!;e!; out for the beach party ba!;ket ball game.
By: I-leather Combs;
Above: Qtephanie Mavak (10) and Richard King (10) walk to their Qcience cla!;!; after the bell ring!;.
Top Left: Tylan Davi!; (10) work!; out hi!; upper body !;trength during hi!; weight training cla!;!;.
By: Casey Wood and Jamie Brown
What does it take to be a teacher at Lincoln High? It takes dedication, determination, and desire. It also takes the ability to put up with some of the most obnoxious things that students do or say. There are times when teachers wish that they could just leave school and go home, and times when they realize that there's nothing else they'd rather do.
Teachers don't get much credit for ·some of the things they do for students. They take time away from their lives and families to give us the extra help that we need, like coming early in the morning and staying late so students have a chance to complete any work or tests they are missing.
Every year, there is that one teacher that students can't deal with. But there are also those teachers that everyone adores and wishes they had for all of their classes. Teachers do a lot more than just teach their classes. There are teachers who also coach and train Lincoln High students, as well as sponsor clubs.
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As students come to school to gain know ledge from teachers, teachers in return are able to learn from their students. Far beyond teaching or advising students , staff members find ways to become positive role models that students can look up to. Students may come to school thinking that all teachers want to do is give them a bad time and pile tons of homework on them, when really they just want to give them the knowledge that they need to go out into the world and become successful.
Out of all the staff members that are here at Lincoln High, 35 are also LHS alumni. Because they liked Lincoln High so much, after they graduated, they returned to give something back to their alma mater.
At the bottom of these pages are the 35 LHS Alumni in chronological order by their graduation year. These are the ones who are keeping the Lincoln High Pride alive. Once a LINK always and forever a LINK!
Judy Kirsh Sandy Anderson Marilyn Heckman (Judy Farris ' 58 ) (Sandy Benkert ' 59) (Marilyn Mace ' 59 )
Jim Stork (' 63)
Judy Keller G ' Nell Graham (Judy Amend ' 64) (G ' Nell Palmer '65)
Adkins, Barbara Ahlberg, Jason Anderson, Lori Ash, Marion Attig, Stephanie Avery, Susan Bartek, Joann Behrens, Kim Berks, Terry Beste, Judy
Betts, Alice Birky Rios, Erica Bonkiewicz, Karen Boye, Marjorie Bozek, Jane
Bradley, Jr., Henry Brestel, Jack Carlson, Marlyce Caruso, J.P . . Cox, Pam
Dakan, Pam Davis Keeling, Joanna Doerr, Julia • Dorsey, Betty Dowd, Robin
Erickson, Sherri Ernst, Randy Farrand, John Fredrick, Sherrie Frerichs, Kellie
Petersen , MemoryPlettner Nelson , Glenda '.Procacini , Allegra
Reinmiller, Mike Robinett , Kris
Rynearson , Jim Sand , Nancy
Sawyer , Becky
Schaffer , Marilyn
Schroeder , Clyde
Julia Doerr ( ' 75 )
Carloynn Good w in ('7 5 )
Linda Johnson-Flowerday (' 75 )
Bob Mersed (Robert Metz ' 7 5)
Deb McKinney (Deb Albers '75)
Debbie Van Dusen ( ' 77)
Scott,Annie
Sedlacek, George
Sharpe , Sam Shepard, Pat
Sherman, Celia
Simodynes, Jan
Stark, Jeanne
Theiler , Janine
Uhrmacher, Arlyn
Vandyke, Jennifer
Weckman, Barb
Weiner, Barbara
Willnerd, Glenda Wolfe, Nancy
Wortman, Mike
Zillig, Janet
Caron Ostgaard (Caron Strickler '78)
Rustin Hitz ('79)
Mark Holt ('82)
Gaylene Lewis (Gaylene Gaskins '83)
Joanna Davis- Keeling ('87)
Allegra Procacina (Allegra Swanson '88)
Jason Ahlberg ('89) Terry Berks ('90)
Michael Reinmiller ('94)
Karen Bonkiewicz ('95)
Kellie Frerichs ('96)
Below: Sean Walterman C1 2) and Jay Beerman ( 1 2) make buttons for the Snowflake Semi-formal.
COUNC
By Jessica Taylor
Student Council started new traditions here at Lincoln High School this year. They put on a dance show at Switch Rally and during half time at basketball games. They creating the Snowflake Semi-formal dance in February letting sophomores attend another dance besides Homecoming.
Charitable events such as the Halloween Trick-or-Treat for Children with Disabilities, Canned Food Drive, May Day Celebration for kids with Disabilities, Make-a-Wish, Blood Drive, St. Judes donati-ons, and community se1-vice played a huge role in keeping Lincoln great.
The rotation of getting to decorate Homecoming was Student Council's Job this year. The gym and hallways were covered in stars and movie posters giving you that "Homecoming in Hollywood" feel.
Student Council gave Lincoln High and the community their commitment and time to make it a bette,~ place.
100 STUDE N T COUNCIL
Left: Mimi Abebe ( 1 1) and Chase Marsh ( 1 2) decorate posters for the trick-or-trnat event that Student Council sponsored.
Above: Cheyanne Douglas C1 2) makes a sign letting Lincoln High students know about the Homecoming dance.
Above: Student Council rocked Johnson Gym with theii~ dancing for the Switch Rally.
Left: Sara Caskey ( 1 2 ) paints a cardboard box for the Homecoming dance, that Student Council spo11sored.
""- 2003 STUDENT COUNCIL
~ve Front, Row CL -to R): Tyler Lambley ( 1 0), Sean Walterman C 1 2), Chris Moore C 1 0).
Second Row CL to R): Tina Wilson C 1 1), Mimi Abebe C 1 1), Allison Schinstock C 1 0), Stephanie Novak C 1 0), Richard King C 1 0), Sara Caskey C 1 2).
Third Row CL to R): Mr. Jim PeriAy, Nhu-Y Ngo C 1 0), Nareen AI-Timimi C 1 2), Ellen Uland C 1 1), Jay Bee,Amann C 1 2), Stephanie McGinnis C 1 0), Thu Hong Bui C 1 2), Nhung Huynh C 1 2), Cheyanne Douglas C.1 2).
Fourth Row CL to R): Doug Hilderbrand C1 2), Holli Richardson C 1 2), Chase Marsh C 1 2), Nicole Von Bush C 1 2).
Left: Nareen Al-Timimi C 1 2) helps a child make a sock puppet . at the Trick-or-Treat for Kids with Disabilities.
Below L to R: Nhu-Y Ngo C 1 0) and Mimi Abebe C 1 1) work on cutting out circles for buttons.
Bottom: Student Council cut up the dance floor with their smooth moves.
Above: Holli Richardson C 1 2) figures how many students a,Ae attending the Snowflake Semiformal Student Counci~ organized.
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The publications depa1 Atment consists of the Advocate and the Yearbook. Both staffs work hard school year long on spreads, stories, photography, and last but not least, meeting deadlines.
We have a wide variety of writers and photographers. Staff write1As and photographer·s had there ,._ .... _ smiles and tea1As throughout the school year and put in a lot of their valuable time inside and outside of class.
Working together, the staff became a team helping one another to finish spreads, pages and articles __ _ for the Advocate or Yearbook.
Above: Newspape r class during 2nd semester was pretty organized and "o n the ball" gettin g the school newspaper ready to print and distribute.
Right: Emily Kennedy ( 1 2 ) tdes to get her work d one on the computer in yearbook class.
Above: Casey Wood ( 1 2 ) and Jamie Brown ( 1 2 ) scan pictures onto the computer for the faculty spread in Yearbook.
Above: Ed e Hillgren ( 1 2 ) talks on the phone to get information for the Advocate.
Left: Nava Halpern ( 1 1) and Heather Combs(12)putthe · finished pages in f alders ready to ship for yearbook.
............ Brett Maly ( 1 2), Austin McCleery ( 1 2), Margaret Gurewitz ( 1 2), and Carrie Wiegert ( 1 2) discuss page layouts in Advocate class.
Left: Austin McCleei-y ( 1 2) and ·• Josh Swa1Atzlande1A ( 1 2) check on a page layout·to decide what headline to use.
Above: Elizabeth Nguy n ( 1 2) and Abraham Akec ( 1 2) help each other out 011 issues for the Advocate.
Above: 1l1e Advocate staff works on putting inserts in Rieht: Jacob Mille1A ( 1 1), their first paper.
Nava Halpern C1 1l gets a digital photo v·· . Patricia Izaguirre ( 1 1) i11 the hall fo1A Yearbook.
ELIZABE ECKFOR
by Casey W cx:x1
tory came to life when Little Rock Nines', Elizabeth Eckford and former classmate and friend, Kendall Reinhardt, came to visit Lincoln High.
Together they shared their exr:,eriences of the 1957 integration of Little Rock ~ntral High ~th the students here at Lincoln High in an all school assembly.
The story of triumph was greatly applauded throughout the John.son Gym. ~e students at LHS were appreciative of the strength both Elizabeth Eckford and Kendall Reinhardt had to tell of the horrific events that took place at their high school.
Right: Eliza.beth Eckford, one of nine African American students to be the first t o integrate Little Rock Central High School in 1957.
Above: Elizabeth Eckford explains in detail when a fellow student yelled at her in this famous picture.
Above: Ken Reinhardt and Elizabeth Eckford stand proudly at the podium during the assembly.
Above: Elizabeth · Eckford and Ken Reinhart laugh outside of Lincoln High.
Left: Lincoln High students give a standing ovation at the Elizabeth Eckford and Ken Reinhardt assembly
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Left: Ken Reinhardt, friend and former classmate of Elizabeth Eckford.
KENDALL REINHARDT
Ken Reinhardt starts off the assembly at the zex:> schCX)l with a presentation tided, "The Integration of Little Rcx:k Central High SchCX)l."
Right; Cheyanne Douglas (12) and Brittney Hodges (11) take a moment to talk with Ken Reinhardt after the assembly.
Below: Liz Higgins (11) gets the opportunity to get Elizabeth Eckford's autograph after listening to Elizabeth's story.
Above: Ken Reinhardt talks about the happy reunion between Elizabeth Eckford and Hazel Massery.
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nAt Lincoln High School, English classes range from Literature to Drama giving each student a chance to find their niche in any English program. From taking pictures to writing essays, students are free to explore the possibilities that studying English opens up to them.
The Writing and Reading Graduation Demonstration exams have been a struggle for some students at LHS. Teachers worked consistently in order to achieve a higher number of students that pass the exam. One of the ways teachers have brought the numbers up, is with a special English class Writing Essentials; devoted to teaching students the requirements needed to pass the lengthy exam.
English at LHS is a door for all students .. Unlike math, which students often question the need of, English plays an obvious role in each student's daily life. Whether or not the student goes on to college, the knowledge acquired in English classes at LHS will always be with them.
Students need to take six semesters of English to graduate from Lincoln High. Many choices are available to students such as: Acting, American Literature, Newspaper, Composition, Photo Journal ism, Multicultural Literature and many more! By Jessica Taylor & Kylie Magnuson
Aaron Chvatal (11) and Emily Ernst (11) help each other with the reading in their American Literature class.
Above: American Literature teacher Alyx Knigh t leads a discussion with class members, Misha Coleman (11), Bo Zhou (12), and Joseph Manglit; (11). far Left: Camilla Moore (10) grabs books to prepare for her Englis J. class. Left: Media Specia l• ist Paula Mcdung help w a class in the media center.
"Nine tenths of education is encouragement."
-Anatole France
to Left: Ryan Poyer
and Leia Newman
Korey Mohr
Zach White
pose for a "Reading is Good" ad in English teacher Chris Maly' s Contemporary Literature class. •
far Left: Marcus Myles (12) spends his lunch time typing in the library for his English class. ' Above: Alexis Jeys (12), Ronnie Leach (12), and Jessica Knopp (12) sit in the library working on a poster project for their English class. Left: Kevin Ackerson (12) and Megan Walker (12) role play in Mary Dickinson's American Literature class for the book "A Yellow Raft in Blue Water" by Michael Dorris.
Heather Jackson (12) prepares herself for Mary Dickinson's American Literature class.
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By: Ann Mohammad
Engligh language learnern {Ell} am a grnat example of divernity in lH!!. Them am gtudentg from almogt everywhere in the world. lfg quite internding for lH!! to have all thege different backgroundg, and to talk with them and have claggeg with them ig really an awegome experience to have. Whether they gpeak !!panigh, Arabic. Urdu, Kurdigh, Afrikaan, Chinege, Vietname~e or Bognian. they all have gomething in common. they·rn all hereto learn Engligh. Thege gtudentg work very hard to accompligh what they·rn hem for. and they've done a lot of thingg that makeg lH!! proud of them ag much ag they·rn proud of themgelveg for learning Engligh and going on their gchool livegjugt like everyone elge.
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AbovQ: Gatluak BiliQW ( 11 ) is gonQ in anothQr world mading his book in Ell foachQr AnnQ RickovQr' s Ell liforatum class
AbovQ: PQfor Kong ( 12)trys to finish an ELL foachQr Mar important assignmQnt in liforatum Holt's liforatum class
LQft: KQyboarding foachQr Cindy HoQhnQ makQs sum that hQr Ell studQnts am not having any problQms on thQir work
Bottom Right: Luis Aguayo !!uamz ( 12) giVQS all of his infomst to thQ book hQ's rnading in his Ell class
&1ow: Part of ta1ane h6atth oiaee rs study~- N!ooie Hrueka ( 10) do6e W6ll In olaee r-;;:::;::;~=:::;;;::::;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:~=vy r6adlne tl-16 oha11:1tiat~
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In all I.Jnooln PuvlJG Sohoole, It le a r6q_ulr6tn6nt that all eohool etut.16nte muet tak6 h6alth aria P.E.Tho~ th6y ar6 only r6q_uJr&i for a q,uart6r, many etut.16nte 6npy mor6 eyrn olaee6e than n66<J&i
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Wh6n on6 oh0066e what P.E. Claee to tak6, th6y hav6 ~y optlone. Th6r6 ar6 olaee&; d6vot&i to W6~t tr~, as W6ll as to eWlm' mln{3, aria wat6r ~e. It e o16ar to that eytt1 aria h6alth. ar6 a part or on6 e eohool oar66r.
h<N6: R6eour06 offlo6r Rloh Hubka d6monetrat6e on etud6nt, AleoJa H1oke ( 1 0), what r606Jvlna a br6ath-o-l!z6r t6et woula b6 bk6.
Al,ov6: S6v6ral LHS l,oye play a of half oourt l,aek6tball d~ fr66 tlm6 In wn
A'Pov6: Tovy SohaU6r ( 10) epote Honorto
Aooeta-Roblee ( 12) whJle h6 do6e eq,uate In W61{1lt ofaee.
Left!Tha!Le (11)~ tl-16 60006r !,all. Look at tho66 mov661
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f36Iow: Noah Knlel6y ( 12) lJfte W61(t\te hfe W61(jlt trainolaee. W61(t\t le a olaee dee~ mor6 for th6 lnalvldual.
/Voov6! Ara06b D6l Razo Lira ( 10) rltJ6e a l,loyol6 In th6 a6ro1,ioe room h6r6 at LHS.
661ow: A Llnooln Hl(li etud6nt d6monetrat&; th6 oorr6Gt way to .)Ump when ehoot~ hoope.
Levi Smetter, (12), practices his welding skills in Clyde Schroder Applied welding class
lnd Techno
Lincoln Highs Industrial Technology offers valuable applied learning experiences for all students. The courses are designed to provide students learning experiences that will give them knowledge of industry, occupation, life skills, and applications of basic skills.
Students that need a hands on learning environment should enroll in the 20 different industrial technology classes offered. The classes range from:
Communications: Were students learn to use Computer-Aided-Design (CAD) in classes such as Architecture, Technical Design, Engineering. Some students enter the next millennium with an understanding of Electronics, or express themselves in Graphic Communication were students design and print their own toshirts.
Construction: Supplies a wide variety of knowlege. From Intro to works/ Construction were students learn wood working for furniture and cabinet making. To Residential Construction were student participate in building a house.
Transportation: Student excel in specialized classes such as _ Basic Car Care, Automotive Technology were students learn the basics of taking care, owning, and purchasing of a car. There are also classes that concentrate on just the engine such as Engine Technology, and Applied Small Engine Technology.
Manufacturing : Students learn to weld steel, aluminum with different types of machines. They use this knowlege to repair cars, bicycles. These classes are Welding Technology and Machine tool Manufacturing.
(L to R) Ryan Urbanic (LSE), Kasey McCoy(12), Kyle Gregg (11), Travis Gove (11), and Matt Mahoch (LSE) all work together in Ron Suing's double period of Applied Auto Technology.
Drew Hilsabeck, ), tightens up vice ' s to be ut away
(right) start gles in Eric Knoll's resident Construction class.
(Left from ront to back)
Seniors J • Sargent, Codah Gatewood, Matt Hehn, and Doug Hild rbrand all work on computer in Stan Haas ' Applied Ar •tecture class.
Kegan Danaher (12) sets in the rafters of the residential construction house.
(Above) Eric Kno nd Applied Residential Cons tion class all stand in front ofhou located at I 030 West Q just east of Lakeveiw elementary.
(Left) Ron Suing shows us hi "Big Guy" pose!
Seniors (L to R) Jerome Mckie and Eric Toombes work together aligning a tire in Ron Suings Applied Auto Technology.
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By: Heather Combs & Julie Kilzer
In high school, math is a very important subject. Math is used not only for high school and in college classes but also is used in real life situations. For some students math is difficult and for others could be quite easy. That is why Lincoln High is such a great school because we have all sorts of learning styles and the teachers are good at teaching them.
Here at Lincoln High, teachers teach a variety of math. The main courses taken are transitional math, algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, precalculus, and calculus Their are many other math classes but those are the main ones. Their are also a variety of different teachers and their teaching styles. Some of the math teachers here at Lincoln High are John Catlett, Doug Martin, Don Olsen, Celia Sherman Nancy Beck, Russell Shafer, Cynthia Fuller, Lenny Gish, Micah Heibel, Janice Patterson, Michael Sterns and Shayla Bushhousen They all have their different teaching styles. Which is great for learning here at Lincoln High Lincoln High.
Above: Matt Kirkland (12) helps Jason Gayed(l l) with his work.
Above: Math teac r, Russel Shafer helps Sha Harmon (12) Work o ath assignments.
Left: Dan y Tucker (10) doesn't want ho ework tonight, so he finishe all of his work in class.
Above: Lindsey Leaf (10) u es her time wisely in class.
Above: Shirley Lin (11) finishes up her assignment before the bell rings.
Left: Mindy Shortridge (10) makes complicated calculations for her math assignment.
Above: Amanda Davis (11) and Antoine Abbott (12) help each other out on a math problem.
Right: Dana Green ( 10) does her work to prepare for a big test.
Soc Studi-- ~
In Social Studies at Lincoln High you need a year of American Government, a semester of Global Studies, 20th Century U.S. History and Citizenship Issues for graduation.
Most students start out thinking Social Studies is 'boring.' Some say it depends on the teacher and the type of class. In reality it's just them prejudging on how the class will be. If they end up thinking it was still boring after taking the class "You allow it [social studies class] to be boring." says Social studies teacher J.P. Caruso. If your still thinking it was boring, it was you attitude.
"Social Studies is about people, life, and reality." said J.P. Caruso. According to the Board of Directors of the National Council for the Social Studies "It's primary purpose is to help young people develop the ability to make informed and reasoned decisions for the public good as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world."
Right: Social Studies teacher J.P. Caruso explains to the class how not to construct a research paper. "'
Above: Sara Mullins (10) color codes her map for World Geography.
A!;>ove: Social Studies teacher Bill Zuspan gives instructions to an assignm e t in US History class.
Above: From right to left, Case Stanislav (12)AmandaLueke (1 2 and Derek Mattison (12) gets st u den ts to vote. Katie Edwards ( 1I and Brittnee Benjamin ( 10) fill o u iliefrbllilo)
Left: Students fill out their voting ballot during the Student Vote.
Above: Van La (10) works on a in class assignment in Susan Pierce's World History class.
Below: Social Studies teacher Nancy Grant-Colson helps her students locate an area on the map.
Right: In Bill Zuspan's US History class Alier Anyar (12) is completes an assignment.
Above: Chris Meskimen (10) and Xuyen Dqan (10) copy down a question from the overhead in J.P. Caruso's US History class.
OwlJ6 Soher6r ( 10) CN6r his not6e olaae tlm6.
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By Kyb6 Maenuoon
Ft6noh, Spanleh, G6rman and ~, th6y ar6 all V6ry atff6r6nt ~e and all ar6 afr6rea 1n Llnooln H~\, World d6parttn6nt. Eaah y6ar, Llnooln H~'e World d6par-tn,6nt many "°6at opportuntt;r&; to Llnooln H~'e etlk:16nte. Whetl16r It 1,6 th6 mueloal "°oup Catlehun or th6 Chin686 produotlon, Ka161tfoooop6, all ar6 a 16~ 6xp6rl6no6 for etud6nte.
It le not a r~ulr6tn6nt that you tak8 a world h6r6 at Llnooin Hleh, 1,ut many etud6nte think It le fun and Will 176 of "°6at h6lp In th6 futur6. Soon, 6panteh Will 1'6 th6 e6GOt1d moet pr6valent In th6 Untt6d Staue of Am6rtoa. 66n1or, J6nny Far6w6ll, and fourth y6ar 6panteh etud6nt, thlnke 6panteh Will h6lp h6r wh6n ah6, trl6e to ~t a pv In th6 futur6. Ev6n If you r6 not a olaoo ~t now, th6r6 le etlll tlm6. 61@1 up for a olaoo your jUnlOr or e6nlor y6ar. A IJttl6 know~ oan a way.
fift.l-i Y6ar 6panJeh etut:16nte play mueloal ohalre ae a way to r6vl6W lmp,rf6Gt v6rl, Une68.
NKN6. Spanleh r 6aOh6r Ertoa 61rky-Rioe, 6panJeh r &:IOher Kar6n 13onk!6WIGZ aria many etuel6nte i:1ano6 alone With Catlehun ae th6y play. 124 WoRLo LaNguages
Afx:N6. Spanleh f &1Gh8r Janine ln6116r dr6006d up ae th8 pop e~r, ftnk, for Sptrtt; WBek. World t.6aoh6re W-6 ofun th8 l,t}e1; at ar6efl'"'3 up tf16 W66k.
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1.6~: Dan Hatoh ( 12) and thr66 oti16r etuel6nte etuay hara olaee.
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Aaron Chva"t;al ( 11) r6ade hie rook~ G6rman olaoo.
B6low: Rooe Pack6-t; ( 10) and Gl6nna Dan16ll ( 10) work to(:!6th6r as partn6re a emall pro_)6G1;.
l.6ft! Maro ~. a Slam Poe-t; from ean .loo6, Caltforn!a, r6011;6e a po6m In Ertoa Blrky-Rlo 1 e 5th Y6ar Spanleh Claoo.
1l1l6n Kl6u ( 11) oon.JUhie V6?'V8 In n-6Gh T6a0h6r f3ari,ara W6'tn6r 1 e ftrirt; y6ar n-6noh olaoo.
Nx:N~ Melia Aetoh6r ( 10) and n-60?1l-t T6a0!16r Barvara W6'tn6r
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Below: A wonderful piece of art constructed by 4eulca Lay 00).
Tne Llvicolvi Hlgn Scnool Art Departrnevit Is pro1,1~ of a strovig tradltlovi of creative acnlevemevits, Every year .stt.Adevits wlvi awards lvi a variety of covite.st:s .... from tne YolAtn Art Movitn snow at tne State Capito! lvi Maren to tne state wide Scnolastlc Art awards eacn wlviter, LHS st!Adevits are freq1,1evitly rewarded witn recogiviltlovi for tnelr talevit, Llvicolvi Hlgn Is tne ovily ovie of Llvicolvi Hlgi11 scnool to presevit all art departrnevit snow eacn semester, Room 302 Is travisformed lvito avi art gallery avid .stt.Adevits may lvivlte family avid frlevids to a formal receptlovi tnat noviors tnelr efforts, Tne rest of tne LHS comm1,1vilty may visit tne snow for tne followlvig weeR,
Tnere are tnree dlfferevit art labs- 128, 146, avid 155, avid tnree full time fac1,1lty members, Teacners are deflviately artists as well as teacners avid snare tnelr experlevice avid Rviow~ edge wltn tne st!Adevits lvi maviy ways,
Nearly ovie tnlrd of all st!Adevits are evirolled lvi art classes eacn year, Maviy grad1,1ates go ovi to .sttAdy art at 1,1vilversltles avid art scnools arolAvid tne COIAvitry, Llvicolvi Hlgn Is avi awesome place to express yo1,1r artistic abllltylll
fi!tep anle Novak 00). lght. develop •film n photography · cla s.
artha Dimas puts the finishing touches on a piece of pottery In Pottery clau.
Above: Grenfell O ) devel-
Left: (12). ln Pho-
Below: e.Ay Luong Tran (12) la sculpting her future piece of pottery.
next masterpiece.
Below: c.%estrel Lemen (12) creates a work -of art on the pottery ~heel.
Below: G?A\1es Noffsinger (10) workln9 on a quality painting In their art clan. ---
Above: An art student works on a creation all of his own.
From left to right. e ny Lewis (10) , and Me an Mazuch (12) try to figure out thier cook.i ecipe before they start aking their cookies,
(12) , Baki Sawyer, and umpal (11) stop for a qui shot of their finished pro
e Duschene (11)
JoAnn Bartek's , od dler's class waitll to ring
Above:Ebony Coleman, and her son Ja ' Quez Coleman are part of the Student Child Learning Center. Ebony is enrolled in the Child Development Pratiucm Class which is offered in the FCS Department for student parents.
Above:Ashley Grossenbaucher (10) enjoys her glass of water in 5th perod Baking Class.
Right: Students in Jareldine Mays 5th period Human Behavior class hang out while finishing their • ments
Below left: Jessica Canby (12) helps wash dishes after another days work in lab
Below : Heather Colefack (11) and Van Nguyen (11) prepare their first cookie lab "Gob bly Guck"
Student Parenting
By Caitlin Ostgaard
The Student Child Learning Center (S/CLC) is a very b~ place. Some students are returning to the center and some are new faces . While us students go about our every day schedule of learning , lunch, and socializing, the sudents and staff in the S/CLC are too.
Maybe you have noticed the little tikes being wheeled around the school on their many walks th~ take , or you have heard them on their v~ own playground laughing and giggling with happiness, or serranading us with their tired cries in the south building.
Not just the students with chidren or the staff visit the center each day, many other students outside of Lincoln High, come to see what the S/CLC is all about.We have many voulenteers from W eslyan , and Bryan Student Nurses, who come through the center every month to do studies and practicums. So it's not just a "Daycare" it 's a learning environment.
Bottom lefi: Lacey Tische and her son Kyle Tische. Bottom right: Monique Williams and her son Marcelli Williams.
Middle: Mesha Williams waits quietly for lunch time.
Above: Gianna Nielsen carefully picks the toy of her choice.
Below lefi: Karris Parham and her daughter Alexus Toplica.
Below right: Ginny McCracken and her daughter Gianna Nielsen.
Above: Shania Fleetwood found one of her favorite .things to play with , which just happens to be a car.
Far le-ft: Donteice Mans.field is enjo ing the late morn/ng sun while playing with a blade of grass.
Left: In circle Dalaina Reinick , Devon Fleetwood, Standng kyle Tics he are_quietly visiting before class starts.
Below :Kyle Tische playing in the "soft area". Bottom far right: Harlie Reinick looks cirously into the camera.
Far le-ft: Devon Fleetwood is just hanging out on the infant side of the S/CLC while his mom attends classes. ,
Le-ft: Diego Ostiguin is playing on the S/CLC's very own playground
Above: Jasmine Terrazas stops for a quick snapshot while on her way to go play.
Above: Karen Rauscher, and Caron Ostgaard both specalists for the infant side, take a quick break to pose for the camera.
Belo\.V: De..-ek Weitzel (10) makes Sl-\..-e he is safe by \Nea.--i"'9 these styli"'9 safety 9099les
By Jt,tlie
Kilze.-- \Nhile doi"'B expe.--ime"'ts. The.~e. is always some.thi""9
jt.1st a few of the. thi""9s that make. a Scie.""ce. class fly by. With the. c~azy a""d willi""9 te.ache.~s he.~e at Li""col"" +-li9h a""ythi""9 is possible. Stt.1de""ts this ye.a~ kept bt.1sy discecti""9 sha~ks, cha""9i""9 pe""""ie.s to b~ass, a""d pa~ticipati""9 i"" the Advocado ~ace. All of these wild ideas a""d ma""y mo~e have become a st.1cce.sses a""d ve~y v alt.1able a""d memo~able. le.a~""i""9 expe~ie""ces.
Belo""': 6..--i~ Joh~so~ (12) \Natches closely as Ch.--isty Bales (12) does a~ expe.--imel'\t.
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Above: Tl"avis c:;.,.ove (11) al'\d Philip Tesch (12.) \Neigh pieces o f ti"' f o l" a lab OI'\ atOJ-'Y'\S
J-'Y'\eas1.,o •es chen-'\icals f OJ" al'\ e;x:pel"in-'\el'\t.
Belo\N: Kal"il'\a Leo"' (11) data f ol" al'\ e;x:pel"iJ-'Y\el'\t.
Belo\N: Ca.,.ly B1.,1zz (11) shal"es he!" scie"'ce book ""ith Mike Moo!"e (11) \Nhile they \NOl"k i"' class.
lngfrumgnfal Mugie
By Julio Kilzor
Lincoln High's instrumgnfal music has always bggn a supgrior program. and this ygar was no diffornnt. If you walk past thg trophy casgs and sgg thg trophy and plaqugs that thg diffomnt bands havg mcgivgd. But morn importantly you could ask thg musicians about the lifo skills thgy have lgarned. Few pgople can say thgy would bg willing to givg up a week of their summgr to practice in the hot sun for marching band. or ride on buses for hours to get to a compgtition. Lincoln High band members malizg what it takes to achievg gxcellence. •• Band is a gmat opportunity to mget ngw pgople." said Bill !!himr ( 11 ). "You learn life skills likg foamwork and pgrsisfonce that you couldn't ggt from any other class:· said Rudy Moser ( 12). Varsity Jazz. Pmp Jazz. !!ymphonic Band. Concert Band. Marching Band and Orchestra fill room 153 with laughfor and mm:ic. And while the music may not always be harmonious the 254 students who take part in a music class am not just making noise, thgy am making memories and continuing Lincoln High Tradition.
Abovo: Zach Watking ( 12) k(u~pg the beat during Prep Jazz .
Abovo: Prep Bandg playg at Migty'g to pump up the crowd before a UNL football -game.
Abovo: The Marching
Right: Varnity Jazz Band membern put the finishing touches on a piece before a concert.
&low: Joseph Manglish ( 11 ) dresses up as Mr. Rush for the Band Halloween party.
Abovo: Horizontal Drumline warm up at the out of town competition.
&low: Perla !!anchez ( 10) Luke Jones ( 11 ) Caiylin Ostgaard ( 12) and Ben Wallick ( 11) practice together in Prep Jazz class.
lnstrumintal Musie
*2002 -- 2003
by Julii K.ilzir
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Vocal Music
by Jessica Taylor
ll1e 2 0 0 3 Vocal Music year was abundant with choices of classes for students to grnb for their individual interest. Due to the budget cuts this won't be so for next year. This year we had Concert Choir, Voices of Destiny, Vocal Jazz Choir, Soundsation, and Madrigals for choices.
Due to the cuts we will only have Varsity Women's Choir, Freshman/Sophomore Select Choir, Swing/ Jazz Choir, Concert Choir and Vocal Links for choices. Vocal Links, like Voices of Destiny, is the only choir with which there is no obligation to tryout.
Mr. Wes Hansmeyer was our new Choir Director this yea,~ wo, ~king along side Mrs. Melissa Moates. He was wel comed by the staff and students and we all hope that his talent will stick around for years to come.
We will miss Madrigals, Soundsation, and the Voices of Destiny, but will be happy to participate in the new Choi,~s. •
Our Story ls Music
Right: Bill Shirer C 1 1
Angel Martinez ( 1 1 ), and Kemad Shinall ( 1 2) practice "Dream Lover" in Jazz Choir.
Above: Jazz Choir blows the audience · away with their Jazz tunes and old favorites.
Above: Voices of Destiny practiced really ard to get . their soulful song's notes and vocal techniques. Center: Jazz Choir poses funny with Director Wes Hansmeyer and Accompanist Ms. Jana Ghormley.
Left: Lydia Wiles ( 1 2), Kristen Pudenz ( 1 2), and Brittany Billings 1 1) practice with the piano their solo fo1· Jazz Choir.Below: Andrea Kems ( 1 2) reads a piece of music and sings acappella for Jazz Choir.
Fa1· Left: Conce1·t Choir poses , funny for a picture outside in their i-obes.
Left: Ms. Melissa Moates directs Soundsation the all women's choir.
2002-2003 V oca l M u stc
The Lincoln high vocal music department has been a foundation of this school for many years. 1l1is year, as in years past, stude nts had numerous musical groups to participate in and a wide variety of musical styles to choose from, all of which you must audition for, except for Voices of Destiny which is open to any student.
Wes Hansmeyer and Melissa Moates, who direct Concert Choir, Soundsation, Sophomore Select, Jazz Choir, Voices of Destiny and Madrigals worked with these various groups to hone their singing skills. To prepare Concert Choir for a number of performances throughout the year including Joy Nite and the Lincoln Public Schools Choir Invitational where Concert Choir received a superior , rating. 1l1e teachers really enjoy working with their students. 1l1ey are proud of their
/1 ability to work toward a goal and meet the challenges put before them.
• ei Whether it was music of the middle ages, traditional gospels, or modern Jazz and pop
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r-r--, BY CASEY Woov
..1. HIS YEAR'S 2002-2003 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM STARTED OFF THE SEASO VERY STRO G. THE TEAM FI ISHED 3RD IN THE 16 TEAM BELLEUVE INVITE, WHICH SHOWCASES THE TOP TEAMS IN NEBRASKA, LHS LOSING O LY TO LINCOLN SOUTHEAST.
THE TEAMS MIDDLES, JUNIORS Auss HOLLAND AND KOREY MOHR COMBINED FOR THE MAJORITY OF THE TEAMS OFFE SE, AND WILL CERTAI LY BE ONE OF THE BEST MIDDLE "TWO-SOMES" IN THE STATE EXT SEASON. WHEN ASKED IF THERE WAS ONE THI G THAT THE TEAM COULD HAVE CHA TGED, SENIOR TIFFANY DAVIDSO AND Ju IOR RrKI KLABENES BOTH RESPONED BY SAYING THAT IF THE TEAM WOULD HAVE STAYED MORE FOCUSED AND WON MORE GAMES, THE TEAM WOULD HAVE LIKED TO HAVE GO E TO STATE.
THE 2002-2003 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINISHED THEIR SEASON WITH A RECORD OF 18 WI S A DI4 LOSSES. THE GIRLS WENT O TO DISTRICTS TO PLACE 3RD.
ALTHOUGH THE SEASON DID 'TEND P WITI-I A STATE TITLE, THE GIRLS' OVERALL PERFORMANCE WAS EXCEPTIONAL.
ABOVE: COACH KRI Tl 1 ELSON-HITZ GIVES A PLAY TO PUMP U P THE PLAYERS.
A PLAY AGAI ST NORTHEAST.
MIDDLE LEFT: TEAM PLAYERS WAIT ON THE SIDELi E NERVOUSLY. LEFT: RIKI KLABENES (II) DOES HER BEST TO SERVE P A HARD BALL.
TIFFANY DAVIDSON
" Tiffany Davidson is a 4 year letter winner. She was elected captain this season by her teammates, along with Chelsee McMeen and Korey Mohr. She was the defensive leader this year, she also ran the offense as the team's setter. Tiffany now holds the all-time set assist record at Lincoln High School."
~ Coach Kristi Nelson-Hitz
LEFT: TrFFA Y DAvrnso (12) SETS THE BALL TO Aus
HOLLA D (II) FO R A KILL.
ABOVE: TIFFA Y D AV IDSON (12) A D ALISSA HOLLA D (II) BLOCK
f36t up a "6at f36aoonl
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Heather Combs
I hroughout the season girls
J.V. and reserve volleyball did a fantastic job. Each won lots of great games. All of the members in both teams put a lot of hard work and dedication into winning and making the teams the best they can be.
Sophomore Chelsea Kennel from reserve ·thinks that the team worked hard together and that they all did their best. Abby Hendricksen form J.V. says that her team worked hard and played a lot of good games.
Volleyball players do a lot for the team. They practice each day and get ready for the games trying to secure a win. They bring us our good records for the volleyball players. We thank them for doing such a great job!
Above: Morgan Raymond hits the ball right over the net and scores another point for the J V team. Go Morgan!
Front Row (L-R): Morgan Raymond, Amanda Brakhage, Becky Lodes, Amanda Howe, Bro_oke Gillies, Bailey Heater. Back Row (L-R): Coach Jill Hitz, Jessy Livers, Abby Hendricksen, Mariel Harding, Maddy Brtggs, Carly Akerson, Ashley Henry.
Front Row (L-R): Coach Lynette Rychecky, Allison Schinstock, Miranda Hruska, Alyss·a Grimsley, Liz Zetterman, Nicole Hruska, Chelsea Kennell, Erica Scott. Back Row (L-R): Kelsey Miller, Gabby Loving, Taneia Allen, Jessica Maske, Kristen Hilde, Mary Madsen, Hanna Bendlec Sarah Mullins.
Grand Island 5-15 I 2-15
Millard North 15-13 / 15-10
Westside 4-15 / 3-15
Bellevue East 1-15 / 5-15
Northeast 15 -9 I 15-9
Southwest 6-15 I 11-15
Southeast 9-15 I 8-15
Norfolk 15-8 / 15-12
Columbu s 15-11 / 5-15/1-15
East 3-15 I 15-8 /15-10
Fremont 5-15 I 15-17
Bellevue West 15-2 / 15-5
Papillion 11-15 /15-6/17-15
I East 15-4 / 15-1
Southwest 15-4 / 15 -7
Northea t 15-1 / 15-2
Northeast 15-5 I 15-10
Southea st 4-15 /15-13/15-13
Southwest 15-17 / 12-15
WINS: 11 Lost: 8
Left: Miranda Hruska hits a great seNe at a reseNe game.
Below: J .V girls hit the ball over the net, and score.
Above & to the Left: J .V girls put their hands together before a big game.
Above: ReseNe Girls huddle together to talk about how they can win.
Left: Kelsey Miller hits the ball right before it hits the ground.
J.Y.
Omaha Westside
Norfolk
18-16/3-15/9-15
6-15/15-1/15-13
12-15/12-15
15-11/15-5
15-12/8-15/15-8
4-15/15-7 /15-6
15-12/12-15/15-8
15-6/15-11
15-10/15-6
12-15/7-15
15-0/15-11
13-15/15-5/13-15
15-10/2-15/15-4
15-11/15-5
Fremont
Southeast Seward Millard West
Omaha N. West :Millard North
i'5-8/9-15/l l-15
15-4/16-18/5-15
15-6/15-7
15-9/6-15/14-16
15-12/15-6
15-7/10-15/9-15
15-4/15-8 15-2/15-13
15-6/15-11
15-2/15-2
10-15/15-2/15-4
15-8/11-15/15-12
9-15/15-7 /15-10
15-7/15-2
15-7/15-8
WINS: 21 LOST: 8 J.Y.
LHS Varetty Footvall fiaye
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\ A, / By Jessica Taylor & Kylie MaghUSoh V Ve maY hot have beeh validated by the officials as the best team ih the state. but that hash 't stopped the LHS Varsity Football team from havihg a great seasoh. or stopped f ahs froh7 showihg up to games decked out ih their red ahd black.
This seasoh was a very it17portaht ohe for the players as well as the fahs. Vve beat Southwest ih their first ever Lihco ih gah7e. ahd at our Homecoh7ihg gah7e. beat Pius after ah Uhsure loss to Southeast the weekehd before As a !ways. footba 11 was a very it17portaht sport for our fa 11 term.
Ri@b.t.: Offensive cehters #53 Seth Christic=1hSeh ( 12) ahd #76 DahhY MehYVveather ( 1 1) exchahge ro Ils due t o Seth s iruury ~ : Lihcolh High Varsity Football ruh oh to Seacrest field at start of garrie. Bottom : Linco lh High Lihks tackle Southwest Silverhawks as part of LHS's Vv ihh ihg scherrie.
Keegal" Danaher f\l!arcus 1\1Yleo. Da, 1d O'abtree Darrin Faughh. Sat11 Beutler. I lo.ah Knisely Cory f\l!CC;:,slanct George V/eaver. Second Row 4 to R) : Llhclsey Bal ard Coach Joe Shandera. /\clarn Hofoar : Everett 8.sxter. Jerorrie l\1&:1e. R.ucly Moser Ph1ll1p Owens Btl' •Nalleh. Ol.!ehtlh Noclges, Scott V/h1te Eric Toombs. ,Jake Sc..hePr. Seth Oir1st,,ar1ser1 Co.;:ich L.;:irry 1-irbek. Third Row O mR).: StahfeY Cayetaho Aclc1rrt f>etttg /\aron Tebo. J.,:te Brestel. lv!,att Kirk1and. DllSt 11 Hagle. 1\J Ft'.;:i11kl1t1 Tyier. Schroeder. Seah Wolter~n ~,11chael Riser Deep /\r11i11. Travis .,...ay!or. Eric Cecrle. Coach John Catlett. fourth Row Ua..R)_: Jason Aa.at11s. Jvey Broob R:;a11 Blah.;:ik' Curts Cocitt11an. tv11chaer Scully Jason S 1ndelar. Josh 't/c:tso11. Mcf'cLrs l\1w1ze. Lee Sl'htth. Jared Wadel:. Nick. Dinges. f\l!J Dav is. Josb ~(J,lis Back Row O to R) : Co<:ich Kevin O'Ul'he. Coach John F=arrand. Coach Terry Berks. Cocich Richarci J<i1et:o0n. Cotjch f\l!tchael Fu 'tz. Coach Matt Zcllicek. Coach Nate A.r·1'11.:lgo$t. CoElch Jarrell G'ee11. CoE1ch G'eg Lo11g. Co..ich Jeff Potte~. Coach Jarrje$ f\bueg. Co.sich Jeff Rust. Coach Jack Brestel
front Row O to R) : Pyah Pe:terson. Levi I\Jeuk.irch. Eclgar Parn!rez. Joe Lott.
Left : Lincoln High plays Pius X for the homecoming game.
Jerome McKie ( 12) and #42 A J. Franklin ( 12) tackle oncoming Pius players. Above Ri0ht: Wink the Link dances at a Lincoln High football game L.e.ft: #5 7 Keegan Danaher ( 12) rushes to tackle a Pius team member. 1s10h:t.: Lincoln High prepares to pounce on Southwest.
Quentin Hoclges. Two-Year Starter
Jake Brestel. Three-Year Letter Winner
Jake kicked two field goals that we!"e 46 yards the mark for a good college kicker. He alsc had 33 catches which the state. ushed for hearly 1000 yards. He made 870 yards . and averaged over 100 yards every game. V/hen iook1ng at rUhhlhg backs . 1000 yards 1s the mark for a great back!
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By Heather Combs and Nava Halpern
i is year the J.V. and Rese!'Ve football playe1As did a great job at all of their games. They worked hard and put -a lot of dedication into winning. Reserve player, sophormre Keith Golden , thinks that the season went very well and that they did a good job. It looks like both teams worked very hard this season. 1l1is year's rese1ve football team ended their season undefeated.
J.V. player, juniorJared Wadell says "With ou1A wonderful 2 - 5 1Aecord, I think it went pretty well." He also stated that they improved thier teamwork by not giving negative feedback.
1l1e J.V. and rese1ve teams both did g1Aeat this season. We wish them well in all their seasons to come. Above: A Junio, AVarsity player aggressively goes aner the ball.
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fwt1t-n:w. Bria11Loganfr.ottfeery, KyleSetn, Chai-wTodd, F~otrt ~ow: J~son Sindelar, Sta11ley Cayetano, Mike Cecde, Jon:ta11 King, AlexHall, DarwinAlt:hie" BrettVordei~~,Awi Mike Riser, Michael Scully, Lee Smlth, Nick Dinges, MJ Ctti::kehatt. n,,v. Devlit1 A, 1deret 1 , Derek JctJmey, Bet, D~vis, Deep An:1111. Seamd row: Matt Owens, Marcus Beratl:t Tr~Quig, O11S Hatre1 , Ja::ot1 Castro, Kerth Gdclet,, Mtn~I, Josh Mills, Danny Menyweather, Jason Adams, Derec ednlidg.:t Jonathan Hebbard, Jazoi1 Dragei~ lli-d rcw. Edgar Curtis Coatman, Ryan Blahak, Joey Brooks. Third row: C,-uz, At1tJv11y l.attj, T~ Teater, ~lohn Hall, Yusif Viiai1, Randat Coach Kevin C11.1me, Travis Taylor, Lucas Peterson, Josh BtW111, ffiy~, Joa1Scl1ee.rer, Bt Han Batn:w. GJadi Watson, Chad Stutheit, Sid Hackwith, Spe11cer Bi-own, Jom CatW:-t, CoatJ JatBt-retel Roa; f a:kett, fab Neff, Cody Jared Wadell, Lance Grell, Chris Arps. Back. row: Coach Wdfe, Dali'et1Rdriu1:-, Ori5tiat1~, Adan V~, GJadiNate Jeff Rust, CoachTeny Berts, vlarod-Gilmore, Bill Diectoft Alrnagoot, Coa::h Jarne,sArueg, wail Latry Hrh:'k. Nick H11.1za, Jeff Stevens, Kelly Donahue, A11gel Martit1ez, Joshua Vinson
Top Left: Reserve football players get ready to take down the Spa1Atans
Above: JV players take theii Apostions 011 the field against East. Left: Derec Schmidgall ( 1 0) hands the ball of to Alex Hall ( 1 0).
Top Right: A reserve football player takes off after a play has been executed. Below: LHS player mns with the ball, while fellow teammates Junior Yari:;lty clear the ath.
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h:is year t.h.e C r oss Cou.n...:. try t.ear.ns worked extra hard to unpro-ve £ram las t year The boy s placed second £or districts and qualified. £or state and placed nin.th.
In. Kea:rn.ey at t.h.e state meet the weather was cold, wet, windy and muddy but e v eryone got through i t &ven. boys o£t.h.e cross coun.try team made i t to state Even.though there was a lack or seniors £or t.h.e boys, t.h.e leadership was still th.ere. The girls had arew :in.juries, but still improved each meet througho u t t.h.e season.
The t.eaTilS overall perrormace unproved. over t.h.e season..
Top Le.ft: F ront to J:;:,acI-i:. lv1:att Allen. ( 1 0 ), lv.I itch.el 1v.Ie:rn:rni:ng ( 1 1 ), and B ran.do n. 1v.Ieyers ( 1 1) run. d a hill.
Top R.:ight: Heather J ackson. ( 1 2 ) and Kendra v\Tolf'e ( 1 0) keep each other company ru.:n.:n.i:n.g Center Le.ft.: So pho more Chris :H:atch ( 1 1) and C hris C lymer ( 1 1) o ther kid run. at the cross country meet at pioneers park.
Canter R.:ight: Kendra v\Tolf'e ( 1 0 ) and Katie :EdvVards ( 1 1 ) run. the course on. a hot day
Front Row (L to R): Jesse Humpal, Mitchel Memming , Chris Hatch, Eric Noel, Calvin Christensen, Thong Tran, Seth Maynard. Second Row (L to R): Shane Knull, Matt Allen, Ray Mikkelson, Mike Tamerius, Seth Fuenning, Chris Clymer, Coach Jon Dawson. Back Row (L to R): Coach Rob Smith, Joel Sievert, Eric Hoistad, Matt Jenning, Garret Jones, Brandon Meyers, Coach Heath Smith.
Croee Country
Front Row (L to R): Stephanie Herrick, Jennifer Simpson, Ashley Eckel, Katie Edwards, Stacey Krzhizanovsky. Second Row (L to R): Jocie Krull, Taylor Jones, Hannah Kanne, Heather Jackson, Holly Nordmeyer, Kendra Wolfe. Back Row (L to R): Coach Rob Smith, Zoya Dronova, Abby Wood, Coach Jon Dawson, Coach Heath Smith
Top Le.t't L to R.: Kendra v\Tolf'e ( 1 0), Taylor Jones ( 1 0), H:eath.er Jackson ( 1 2), and front I-fully N ordnl.eyer ( 10) hold u p Jocie Krull ( 1 2) Le.t't: A.bby v\Tood ( 1 0) strides through the -w-oods of Pioneers Park.. Top Front to back. Mitch.ell Menun.:in.g ( 1 1 ), Matt Allen ( 1 0), Brandon Meyers ( 1 1 ), and Jesse Huznpal (
1) keep -w-arrn -w-ith sw-eats under their unifbrms and try to have fun on the their last race of the season.
Above: Garret Jones( 1 l),Ch.:risFiatch( 1 1 ), lv1:attJennuig- ( 1 1 ), Joel Sievert( 1 2), Taylor ::Ha=ia.ck
a captain. th.:is year the last th.-ree years Jociehas lea.dth.e girls team -w-ith. good. spirits a:nd had teams success th:is year.
JOEL SIEVERT
A leader in, the class rCX)m as -w-ell a.son.the team he -w-as a.ccou.n.tahle £or bein.g" at a.ll practices a.:n.d giving it h:is a.ll no matter -w-ha.t The team -w-ill :miss Joel's leadership role.
Y arelty Softball tak6e
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TBy Jenny Farewell
Ihe Lincoln High Varsity Softball team was very successful this year. The lady Links placed 7th in wild card points. The teams' success came from 1 1 return~ ing varsity players, 4 who were seniors. The team had 2 swing players to keep the Links strong.
The team had 24 wins and 19· losses with a team combined batting average of 21 4. The Links scored 129 runs as a team effort, by increasing the number of extra base hits. This years team stepped up and hit runs more efficiently than past years
The most memorable game for the girls was playing Norfolk. The game went into 10 innings of intense ball playing when the Links offense took charge. When a runner stole home, the team charged home plate and they al I fell down in excitement taking the win.
This years team captains, Erin Johnson and Glynna Ridge, did an awesome job of keeping the girls on track all the wa to state!
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Front Row: (L to R): Erica Hale, Jennifer Endres, Rachel Restau, Jessie Singleton. Second Row (L to R): Coach Michelle Gaines, Katie Hawley, Glynna Ridge, Christy Bales, Abby Strain, Danielle Lohmeir, Coach Kelly Mullendore. Back Row {L to R): Amanda Cades, Emily Pederson, Sarah Swanson, Mandy Raffety, Kasey McCoy, Kay a Schultz, Erin Johnson.
Spotlight
Christy Bales
Christy Bales ability to step up to compe ti tion is termendous. The pr evious year she was on J.V., wh ile t his ye a r she was the only catcher for va rsity. "Without Christy I know our tea m would of not have been as su cce ss fu l. " roJ Coach M ichelle Gaines .
Above Left: Kasey McCoy ( 12), Bob Merced (JV Softball Coach), and Mandy Raffety ( 1 1) show their school spirit!
Above: Jessie Singleton ( 11) pitches a strike to Christy Bales ( 12).
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T he Li,ncoln Hi,gh JV and Reserve Soft6U teams finished up a tough season with hacd Wock and detecmination. Membecs of both teams displayed good spicits and held each othec up ducing difficult times cesulting in sfrong and solid teams.
The gids ga1Je it theic best, and came togethec when it matteced most. Phyecs look focwacd to playing foe mcsity next yeac.
R'9ht: Coach foocl Simpson looks upon Jenny Bevens (11) ,the hitt.et-, up to lnt
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Front Row d... to R>. Kasey Mathiesen, Mallot--y Beaman, fut.a &ozek, Jenny Beoons. Second Row d... to R>. '.Alycia Howard, '.Ashley Enda.y, Kim Koomet>, :A.na Best, Jamie W alket'. &ck Row d... to R>. Coach Bob Met>ced, &mh W ob½J, Mandy Rafferty, 8amh Smnson.
Front Row d... to R>. Kasey rat>Well, :A.lex Hat'pet>, Jess· Gehrig, Katie :A.ndeeson., Brittney Niemeye-c, Booe Douglas. &ck Row d... to R>. Brooke Boehler, 8axuh Wobig &ooh Hart, T er:tun Ben.es, Lillian Baxter, Coach ft'e Simpson..
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'l?hilip w~ a. great lea~r for the J...il'lr coln High tenni1 team.. He 1et a. high 1ta.l'lr oa.ro for effort, intemity, a.nc bei~ competitive.. 11 He'1 a. very fa.ir pla.yer, a.nc a. great ~eme of humor" Goa.ch Wa.ro. 'J?hilip WO}'}, 1i~ t~ a.nc l)oubt~ a.t Milla.ro North Invite.He a.nc J~h Wa.ro pta.ceo 3ro, bea.ti~ the #3 ~eeo a.t ~ta.te (6-1, 6-2.). They then went 0}1, to p(a.y a.ga.in~t the #2. 1eeo a.t 1ta.te, where they l~t the fir1t mtrJch, won the 1econc a.nc i~t ba.rely l~t the ~t ma.tch.
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~ 12 Uncoln *8~ -y-:\/. and l,e2sC2.r"e2 Te2nnrs t-e2a14s had a -rough se2ason, bot- t-he2~ finfshe2d we2II. The2 -r\J. bo~s e2nde2d t-he2 se2ason S 1 S, and t-hC2.~ --placC2.d .3rd at-t-he2 L--PS Toorne2~.
The2 re2sQ.r"e2 --pla~e2rs f are2d e2"e2n be2tte2r wft-h a s 1 2 se2ason and a 2nd --place2 finfsh at- t-hC2. L--PS TournC2.~-
""Bot-h TQ.Qk,\5 had 5Trons --pla~e2rs who ha"e2 t-hC2.fr sfght-s se2t- on a "arsft-~ slot- nC2.xt- ~e2ar.
Cloc kwi se fr om Top : Travis Gove ( 1 1), Du st in Al bers (9) , B randon Norris ( 1 1), and Prad Kl ambanjong ( 1 1) retu rn serves during ma t ches aga inst opponents Center: Will Hu tc hi nson ( 1 0) j uggles t ennis
s at practi ce.
F,,.ont Row: Isaac Fuenni11g, Will Hutchinson, Antiy Spri11ger. Back Row: Coach Dyson, Derek Weitzel, Brandon Norris, Travis Gove, f'rad Klambanjong.
Front Row: Brando11 Nielsen, Dustin Albers. Back Row: Coach Ogden, Derek WeitzeL Jim Clifford, Will Hutchinson.
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Accordlng to coach John Bradlf this qear·s Varsltq Qlrls Qolf season was a great success. The glrls finished third In the LPS tournament. and competed In each match to the best of their abllltq.
One of the high points of the season was scoring beqond 400 points at the Qrand Island match.
The team placed 7th at the tteartland Conference and at districts.
even though the plaqers were tired and their performance staqed the same, all In all the Varsltq glrls golf team plaqed an Impressive season.
Theteamlooksforwardto next qear to continue their success and new plaqers.
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front lows Alma Deu,nfc. Casetf Coltetf. JOI Botfer, Jennllca Johnson
lact Iowa Coach John 8l'Cldtf. Rachael Wells, Danle1Ie Stahlnecker. Kelsetf Rodrt9uez. Elizabeth Lee. Kestrel Hauptman.
Above Front to backs Kestrel ttauptman ( 11). Rachael Wens ( 12), Jenllca Johnson ( 11). and Alma Deumlc ( 11) practice their swings o the golf course during an afternoon practice. The girls toot turns swinging to get readq for their match that weet.
&Mt• Rachael Wells ( 12) and Kestrel ttauptman
11) show how the(f can practice putting.
Aborn the glrls varslt(f golf team finished strong for the
Kearney Invite 441
Pius X Shoot Out NIA
Grand Island. Invite 396
Southeast Invite 433
Beatrice 221
Northeast 213 Southwest 213
Northeast Invite 410 LPS 437
( LHS
Spartans 430
Heartland 499 District 428
LHS FINISHED 3RD INCITV
Spotlight
Rachel Wells
" Rachel was an excellent leader all seasonandthrou9houtherthree qears plaqln9. she continued to wort hard. She spent time lmprovln9 her stflls and her score. She did this conslstentlq throu9hout the three qears that she platfed."
- Coach John Bradq
Above tars Kestrel ttauptman ( 11) gets read(f to putt on the golf course for extra practice.
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Above tars Elf zabeth Lee (12) performs a perfect swing to hit the ban.
C~ rron1. Tap Le.ft: Alex:-is Grenfell ( l 2), Jen::n.if'er Endres ( l l ), Alissa I-fullan.d ( l l ), a::n.d
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by Shayna Faulkner
~ e JV and Reserve girls had a rough season, but they still walk around with their heads held high. lyonna Clay of the reserve basketball team said it well, "We work hard and work together, to get to where we want to go with it."
J.V. Coach Corona said, "This is the youngest team I've coached in my past years of coaching. We just needed to practice more and take our games and season more seriously."
This year's J.V. team had all new players except for two, so they faced a number of challenges. The season is done, and the girls will keep their heads up and hope that next season they will know the ropes and can have successful season. Good luck!
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Right: The Girls J.V. Basketball team shows that they have a-lot of teamwork, and companionship , that can get them through a tough season, like this one.
Front Row: C'toria Taylor, lyonna Clay, Alyssa Grimsely, Ashley Embry, Tiffany Tushar. Back Row: Tiffani Spencer, Teja Taylor, Jessica Dobbins, Felicia Fuller, Eukie Okwumuo, Lillian Baxter, Coach Alex Czeranko.
Front Row: Jessy Livers, Daleelah Johnson, Danielle Menyweather, Cyndi Harris, Jessica Merideth, Holly Nordmeyer. Back Row: Coach Ray Corona, Abby Hendricksen, Gabrielle Loving, Madelyne Biggs, Carly Ackerson, Taneia Allen, Student Manager Kim Mai.
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By Eric Hillgren, Katelyn Lattimer and Casey Wood
J ust w--h.en. e-veryon.e thought it couldn't be don.e, the Varsity Boys Basketball team proved e-veryon.e w--ron.g and -w-on. Stat.el
Boys BasketJ::iall season. has had a season. of' trern.en.dous sen.ior leadership The team had four players a-veragin.g in. double figures, w--hich :is -very rare for }ugh school teams. 'T'h.is years team w--as a little d.if'f'eren.t th.an. the years before.
•~:is probably the most sen.iors -w-e have kept on. a team for quite some t:rrn.e , therefore this team -w-as more experien.ced th.an. others.• said Coach Russ Uhin.g-
I ts sad to see our sen.iors leave, but -w-hen. it comes do-w-n. to it, e-veryon.e played their hearts out and sh.ow--ed -w-hat they're really able to accomplish.
.Look:in.g back on. th:is season. it has been. -very enjoyable for the players coach.es and fu:ns. 'I'h.e players ha-ve -w-orked so hard and played real]y- -w-ell tog-ether The type of' basketball they play :is very -u.:nself':ish.. 'I'h.e team sh.ow--ed good baJan.ce bet-w-een. their
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Front Ro'V\r CL to R): Eric Rose, Seth Sharpe, Marcus Minzel, Ty-ron. Car.nby, David Crabtree, Nolan Day, Collin. Hute. B.csk Row- <L to R); Student Man.ager Emily Pederson., Coach Gary Nunnally, Coe.ah Russ Uhing, Guy Perkins, Nick Madsen, Preston. Peterson, Jake Brestal. Matt Kirkla:nd, Coe.ch Sam Sharpe, Student Manager Liz Higgins.
C~V\l"iss :f'rorn. Tep Left; Coach Russ Uh:in.g 1N"atch.es as J"ak.e B restal ( l 2) sets u.p f'or a f'oul shot. Da-v id C rabtr ee ( l 2 ) dribbles the ball in. the f'irst r~d gain.e of' state aga-in.st Orn.aha Cen.tral
'I'h.e ben.ch. celebrates the victory at state. N ick M:adsen. ( l 2) takes a f'oul shot in. the f'irst gain.eat state Collin. H u.te ( l 2) drives in. the lane in. a game against Sou.th"""est Tyron. Carnby ( l 2 ) dribbles the ball do"IN"T.l. the cou.rt on. Kar1 "White f'r o m Orn.aha. Cen.tral at State
Spotligh
N1cKMADSEN
'T think our teaxn:w·ork 'W"en.t better and better as the season. 'W"en.t along At f':irst 'W"e 'W"eren.'t use to pl.ayj.:ng ~th each other but as the season. progressed_ we got to it and we ju.st became a better tea:rn..'' said N"ick ~ad.sen..
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By Eric Hillgren
'It.e. Boys Ju.:nior Varsity team h.ad a e~cellen.t season. aT.1.d sho'V\red J?60ple vVh.at kind basketball they "vVere capable 0£ playiT.1.g. "V\Tith the remarkable coach.i:ng and players it was a su.ccess£u.1 seasoT.1. all arou:nd vVith a record th.at sb.OvVS.
The Boys Reserve team battled the "vVhole seaSOT.l. to eT.1.d OT.l. gcxxl. T.1.ote, a:n. l l -4- record. The Reserves took OT.l. all bragging rights "vVheT.1. they took OT.l. the title 0£ being the City Ch.ampiOT.l.S.
Both. t.ean:1.s are v-ery ev-eT.1. vVith taleT.1.t Th.e success o£th-:is year sb.o"vVs th.at th.is -:is going to lead to more success iT.l. the £u.tu.re 0£ LiT.1.colT.1. High Boys Basketball, as £a:n.s "vVe sb.ould be e~cited..
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Fro-n.t Row- (L to R>: Tyler Bullock. Curtis Coat:r:na.n, Jen.om Gan.du., Be:n.d.ek Chei Jesn H-u:n::l.pal Eric Rose, Bobby- -W-eaver. Baak Row- (L to R>: Stu.de:n.t "lv1:a:n.ager Emily Pederson, Coach Gary Nu.:nnally, Tony Tay-lo:r, Jarod.. Gil.:rno.re, Preston Peterson, Alan De1st, R.idky M:assa. M:att Jennings, Stu.dent M:anager Liz H:ig,gms.
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Front Row- CL to R>: ~elvi:n. -W-ells, I)an::ny Tu.ck.er, Rodney Bush, Chis M:esk±r:ne:n-, Ben. Katt Blake Travis, Ben Beranek. Ba.ak Row- (L to R): Coach David Dyson., Yusu:fV±:nso::n, Eric :H".o:f:f:ma.n.. Ryan Gustafson.. Christia::n. LevVis, Andre-w- Klein., Garrett Jones, "David Frack. Coach R.icb.ard Jacl-i.so:n..
R:ight: Ricky ~assa ( l O ) goes to make a:n. easy lay---u_p during a "IN"in. against Sou.th:w·est.
l::e:ing f'ouled i:n. a home games aga:ITJ.St the Jr. Jays. shot aga:ITJ.St Sou.thvv-est. Cen.t.e:r R.:Jg-ht: Yusuf' Vinson. ( 1 OJ dribbles the ball as he tries to fuid. tean:unates open.. Dyson. and the team loo"ks on. as the Lincoln. Belo.iv-; Lincoln. ffigh Reserve team huddles up H::igh Boys Reserve team plays Southeast.
i6ane Prov6 Wa1ir:J CT"
1By: Jamie Brown
h;s gear was full of a fot ,)f ups and , d,)wns for the sm;mm;ng and d;v;ng team but ;n the end they prnved t,) themselves and every,me that they can d,) ;t. Every m,)m;ng the smhp and a;ve team shomed up at LHS at 6 o cfock ;n the mom;ng t,) get the;r ,me ,)f ttu,) pract;ces d,me. Then theg went t,) an ,)f the;r classes, then r;gtit after the9 are d,me theg 9,) t,) pract;ce aga;n, for ab,mt 2 h,mrs· ,)r m,)re. S,) bett0een gett;ng up earlg and st,ag;ng up late, the members ,)f tfie teams· l;fe as theg knem ;twas ,wer, men at least for a fem m,mths.
, 1n the end the hard m,)rK ,)f gett;ng t,) sch,rnl and spend;ng alm,)st all ,)f the;r t;me pract;c;ng pa;d ,)ff by send;ng Ryan M,)seman an<l Sean Brn2ek t,) represent the b,)ys sw;mm;ng s;de, Clar;e H;gh and Rachae1 Wells for tfie g;rls sw;mm;ng s;de and Oe,)rge Weaver for the b,)ys dMng s;de t,) state. As a team the grnw t,)gether, they were the;r for each ,)ther I th,:,mgh the tr;umphs an<l thrnugh the defaats.
Im!: Coach Conradt says some inspirational words of wisdom for his team. Far Right: Girls pose for camera at the Cotter Invite. Right: Boys smile for
camera at the Cotter Invite.
Front Row (L to Rl: Sarah Costello, Lindsey Ward, Renee Krenk, Megan Schroeder, Holly Knust, Morgan Parr, Bethany Asboe.
Front Row (L to R}: Arten Barankevich, Gabe Kanne, George Weaver, Ian Plummer, Ben Stadler, Justin Ratliff, Anthony Nguyen.
Second Row CL to R}: Michael Crane, Sean Brozek, John Hall, Ray Mikkleson, Seth Sapp, Jason Castro, Tim Rosenau, Luke Jones.
Back Row <L to R): Coach Lutz, Coach Conradt, Nick Svoboda, Ryan Moseman, Donald Coleman, caralea Hodge, Coach Castro, Coach Lillie.
Above: Ryan Mosemen waits for his scores to Above: The team gets together to share some show up after a swim. words to pump them up.
Left: Diver shows off his ·skills at a Invite.
Top Left: Girls swimmers get ready for a swim.
Below: Sean Brozek, George Weaver, Ryan T~p Right: Lincoln High girls swim fast to Mosemen, Clarie High, Rachael Wells smile wm. at State Competition.
with to~ alstrlot
\.\. -r by Jessica Taylor
Ihis year I knew kind of what we were up against because we had a district that was so tough , and we had the def ending state champions, and three other teams who were rated in the top five in our district," replied Coach Jim Baker. He thoroughly believed in his Junior Varsity and Varsity teams True coaching is what lead to individual success in this sport this year.
1l1e guys had it tough this season, but it gave them the strength for next year. "In the past years you may have had two or three good kids in your bracket, but this year like with Danny Menyweather, there were seven guys who all had winning records who had a possibility for state out of seven so it was very tough," comments Coach Jim Baker on the tough season
Wrestlers are working on next years season all ready giving them a head start. Coach Jim Baker says, "... Their going to do a lot of stuff in the off season to get themselves in shape which is weight training everyone thinks that wrest li ng is a lot of weight lose , but a lot of it is training. they eat well in the off season."
''AB far af, ~·m concerned th~ir e;e~n startc}d yesterday oo they need1 to 6-tart working out for next year/'
~Coach Jim Baker
The referee watches as Brian Logan ( 1 0) wraps his arms around an East opponent.
Front Row: Ben Kathol, Kenthon Kathol, Brian Logan, Joe Lott-, Josh Yeate,e, Kev in Reis, Zach Goffin Middle Row: Coach Johnoon, Brennan Rutt, Shane Trejo, Da nny Menyweather, Marcus Myle,e, Kyle Diefendetfer, Josh Mills, Jaoon Sindelar, Ede Bidrowski • Back Row: Coach Baker, Coach Armagost, Nick Brandt, Eric Ho rn, Andy Spdnger, Spencer Brown, Steve Amos, Rya11 Blahak, William Dieckhoff
Storm Invite
1st Bill Dieckhoff
3rd Josh Scheerer
Lin coln Southeast
1st Josh Scheerer
1st Ben Kathol
2nd Brian Logan
3rd Ni ck Brandt
Malcom Invite
1st Ben Kathol
3rd Spencer Brnwn
3rd Brian Logan
Centennial Invite
2nd Cory Wilder
2nd Josh Scheerer
2nd Shane TreJo
2nd Andy Springer
3rd Brian Logan
3rd Ben Kathol
3rd Nick Brandt
Millard South Invite
effort to win.
Left: Zach Coffin ( 1 2) anticipates a hold on a East player.
2nd Co1 Wilder shot from an East playe,~.
Spotligh
MARCUS MYLES
"I would probably say the individual who worked hard and served "-iedication all year was Marcus Myles. And it was probably because he had the most consistency of the team and in the end it really showed. He also qualified for state. So I would say because of his dedication atd co, 1- , tit1ue 1 work I would have to lal7 el him that because every tow name.Mt except •unfortunately state he qualified. He actually placed a11,.:i got a mev1al."
~Coach Jim Baker
Omaha Prep. , 2nd Marcus Myle.s
Millard West
Maryville Fremont
3rd Steve Amos
2nd Marcus Myles
2nd Steve Amos
1st Marcus Myles
3rd Danny Menyweather
2nd Marcus Myles
Omaha South
1st Danny Menyweather
South Sioux City Invite
1st Kenton Kathol
1st Steve Amos
2nd Zach Coffin
2nd Eric Bidrowsl::i
2nd Marcus Myles
2nd Danny Menyweather
3rd Jason Sindelar
3rd Bill Dieckhoff
Conference
3rd Kyle Diefende1fer
Districts Northeast
3rd Marcus Myles
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Top Left: Danny Menyweather ( 1 1) tries to earn his back points in an
Top Right: Kyle Diefende1fer ( 1 2) gets wrestling tips from Coach Dave Medina.
Right: Marcus Myles ( 1 2) puts a great
HG rock!Zd bti~ durin th!Z ~wit eh Rallyt
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116 £tertid off thsz yfl8r thinking that thszy wouldn't meki it to ~witeh Rally. ll6 had to go through romsz diffteult timf2$ to bsz ablsz to I)flrform in front of thiir I)flir~. 1ieving to find a ~ponror, git a group togszthszr and lfl8m e routini Wa£ diffieutt et timf2$, but in thi ind thiy ovszreami it all! Through thsz up£ and down£ of thi yier 116 ~rpri$fld U£ et thsz ~witeh Ratty, whszrsz thiy £hinszd liksz £tarn! by Jamie Brown
Qockwi~ from the top: Thi HG gang stomps in to thi gym during ~witch Rally. Tam~ha '(lbair and Tyrina Wibskr look at thiir t~mmat~. bar~hia W~wr, ~hirrian tiindirson, and Tyrina Wibstir looks intin~ly at thiir mov~. badonna Ri~ smil~
hir way into ~witch Rally.
~: ~hsznian tiszndszrron i$ eoneintreting hard on thi routin~
&low hz.ft: 116 priform at a <vanei eont~t
&low Right: ~hinien tiindirron, and Tyrina Wib$tszr
$to mp hard at ~Witeh rally.
'(Jbow and 1$ft: Tam~ha '(Ibair i$ elapping hszr way into ~witeh Rally.
# ®rama di artmint handl~ mori irformanei~ with bravo
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Thi <vrama dipartmint took on four ihoW£ thii fall including 1 W1Yt <vrink thi Watir", "Th!l barami!l Proj!lef", .uJiot far from thi Giaeonda Tr!l!l", and ''Th!l '{1etor'£ Nightmar!l". '{111 W!Zr!l big hifa; With th!l lcineoln tiigh fan$. ''lh!l baramii Projiet" WM thi mo£t influinfial to a;fudinta; by bringing up thi topie of homo$!lxuality and thi prijudiei that l!l8d£ to Violine!l and hati erim!Z$ againit tho$!Z who ar!l homo$!lxuaL Thi oni aet, "Th!l haramii Proj!lef", wint to <viitrieb; plaeing third, and won award£ for ~t en$!Zmbli and Owrall ~t Produetion at thi ~rD!lY Play f!Z$fival.
Thii y!l8r£ th!l8fr!l J)!lrformane!l$ bliw lcineoln tiigh away with thi t!l8ri and laughtir. Cr!l8fing a thiatri !lXJ)!lriine!l that will nivir b!l forgott!ln.
Bottom: ·(Hix fullir <12> ifa; hilp with $lagi mak~-up from ~hauna J,uek <l 0).
Ben
Top Left Lto R: Kearah Droud ( 11) and Tiff a11y Tushar (10) put stage make up on for "Don't Drink the Water".
Right Lto R: Dust,i11 Bower ( 10), Molly Pearson ( 10), ·1. and Do11 Blis ( 10) tell the story of Matthew Shepard's death when rope left marks on his wrist ._________ _____.
Above:
Tibbe ls( 12) sings, "That's A111ore" to block ou t other character's lines.
:dbove: ®on ems <10> and JflSSica Wallfln- Thomspon < l 0> hfllp studflnfs 3flt rflady for thi musical auditions.
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beft b to R: enfln Wand <l l >, ®ottii Urbanik < l 2>, Chris Warfl < l 2>, and '(llflxandria Palim;ky <12> wrform a lowly scini for 1 Af>on1 ®rink thfl Watflr''.Gmkr b to R: &n 11bbfllS <12>, )flff 11nnfl8n <l l >, Ruth Kohtz <l 2>, and Molly Pflarron <l 0> Wflrfl thfl lflads for ®on'f ®rink fhfl Watflr.
&low b to R: ~nya :Brazflr < l 0>, ~fflVfln l3abblfl <l l >, J~ica Wallfln- Thomspon <t 0>, Marem; Gaskim; < l 2>, Jiff ®ignflr
<t 1>, Ryan Poyflr <l l >, Miranda frfliman . _ <t l >,, Gourtniy Johnron <l l > and hflr sistir play cards during rflhfl8r£als for '~On't ®rink thfl Waf!lr" a drama tradition. "
'(JboVfl: ®on e11is < l 0>, Carly ;Buzz <l l >, Ruth K.ohtz <I 2>, and ~fllflY ®unn < l l >ixprflSS thi story of Matth flW ~hflpard during thi baramifl Projflct.
qua ·n i&; a viry ar wor ·ng group. iy rein a yfl8r o put on a big p{lrfornmnci for thiir friind&; and family. Thi Pirformanci con&;i$t&; of routinfl&; that thi '{1quabink mimbir&; makfl up. Thi '{1quabink mimbir&; alro havi to liam how to do diffirint tichniqu~ and motion&; in thi watir and thiy havi to maki it &;ynchronizid. <00mi of thi motion thiy lfl8m ari thi accordion, pinwhiit&;, &;far, barrecouta, &;hark, walk ovir'&;, and many mori. Thi&; group put&; a tot of iffort into making a good pfl,rformanci iach yiar. Coach of '{1quabink$ Barbare Wickmin, think$ that thi&; group ha$ doni a wondirful job lianing and practicing at thi motion&; and formation&; that thiy wiri taught. ""Way to go!"
Sy 11iathir Comb$ :- ·~-c ·• 'dbow:JackyJoplin <12) do!Z$ a barra-
c~:mta in thi wat~r.
. - • Right: Thi 20022003 '(Iqua6inks. Top
• ·* ~mi '(Iqua6inks work on a formation callid thi star. 'f{bove -~ right: '(Iqua6inks git in • thi pool and do an '-182 - 11-q_u_a_bi__n_ks__ __. accordion. "'Way to go '(Iqua6inksr
~Jacky Joplin <12) & ~ndrn
N.iil~n < l 1>git liftid into thi air •.
for a watir stunt. &tow beft:
~bicea Mitpoldir <1 1>work$
on hir pinwhiits. 3ottom beft: • ·
Thi r~rw tiem works on part of thiir routini doing hand ·*
motions in a pattim. 3ottom . .
Right: This group try's to figuri
out what thiy want to prnctici . _
on for thi day. &low: Thi '(Iquabinks ~lt romi good
nachos to iam moniy at thi baek to school bMh. ,rfMtyr
Bow~· g
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What ixactly do{Z£ it taki to go bowling? Wilt, if you a$kid Jr!!=. anyoni on thi btl~ bowling tiam, thiy would till you that it tak{Z£ a
lot mori than jU$t rolling thi ball down thi alliy. It takfl-$ practician didication, and you'ri awragi of 29 pin$ a gami, probably wouldnrt hilp. Thi$ yiar, bincoln tligh'$ Bowling tiam ha$ doni wry will. Thi bady binks placid fir$f at di$fricf$ and Thi 'var$ity . Boy$ placid third. ~nothir bincotn tligh job wilt doni1
'(ibow: &n bytli i$ a griat bowlir. tJiah &m
Right: Girl$ bowling priparfl-$ for a gami with a huddli1
&ck row <6 to R>: Coaeh P~tty M~yi:, Tara Mundi n <l 0>, ~tiphanii Meginnt$ <10>, 'flngii tfoggat <l l >, Coach Mary 'flmory, Maealla Gilli~ <l 2> front row <6 to R); K.im ~nilling <l 0>, ~rah tlart <l 0>, bauri i 'flmdt <9>
that thiy now liw in.
Thig; yiar bineoln ttigh took on a big projiet whin thfl(J agriid to hilp eorn;truet bineoln'g; 63rd ttabitat for 'Humanity ttou8;fl. eaeh ~turday you eould find numiroug; g;fudintg; working hard, romi ag; part of a elub, romi for Cttizing;h1p l$Sllfl8; hourg; and othirg; jug;t to hit out thi eommunity. Owr l 2 diffirint elubg; partieipatid ag; will ag; many faeulty mimbirg;, alumni and outg;idi voluntiirg;_ '(lftir eountl~ hourg; of work thi hou8;fl wag; eompldi and riady for didieetion on '(lpril l g;f. Thi kiyg; wiri handid owr to bineoln tfigh graduati, ®awn ~mmmge end hir deughkr Chil$fla. by Julii K_ilzir
'(lbovg: ~t{lwert thzhn <12) end &iliy tiiefir <10) drill thi drywall insidi of thi hOUS{l · •* -~. '(lbovg Right: Mimbirn of thi lJoung ®imoerets hilp lay g;hinglig; on thi roof.
tiebitet for tiumenity
'(lbovi: ~tudintg; end Volunkirs bigen building this g;plit Iivil houS{l in '(lugust with this simpli fremi.
Right: l Ot l l Niws eami to intirviiw $tudint workirs. Chiyann ®ouglas < l 2> and ~tanliy Gayitano <l l) shari thiir thoughts.
jjbovi: Thi finishid homi has movid from thi bineoln 'High parking lot into a niw niighborhood around 4 l st & 'Huntington
~: Niek ~voboda <l 2> tak{U; a look from thi raftir$ of thi hou${2. &low: ~tudint~ from '(1$ian GauCU$ wiri romi of thi first to work on thi hou${2 in thi {larly stag{U;.
Pomalink£ gavi kti~ outstanding support! po
The l.clncoln ttigh Pomalink$ wire dedicated to help pump up the ~hoot. They are at every home gami to provide bt1~ with a quality ~rformance. Pomalink$ havi many memornbli moment$ from in$ide jok~ and the tradition$ that have biin ~t for them. The tradition$ form many great bond$ and ari what mak~ the $Quad clo~ like $i$ter$. Th~ girl$ I~w the Pomalink ex~riince with frienru; for life.
"tit the beginning of the yiar we don't know each other, but in the end wi are ro clo~." Kare fritz explain$. Pomalink$ 8$ a group i$ an aw~me ex~rience and boo$t$ the confidenci of every mimber. Thi team eontinu~ to achieve ~rfection in • dance and lifi long $kill$.
Back Row: (left to Right) Katie WUliams (ll), Kelli Rost (11), McKinley Jons fll), Kathy Erickson (11), Celene Destefano (ll). Second Row: (Left to Right) Jean Clark (12), Kelli Johns (12), Tracey Grothen (12), Casey Stanis/av (12), Kara Fritz (12), Undsay Lundgren (12), Ashley Tolle (12). Front Row: (Left to Right: Brittnee Benjamin (10), and Alicia Maack (10)
'(Ibow~: Ga${Zy ~tanislav <12>, K.atifl Williams <1>, and Kara fritz <12> flag at thfl gamfl. Right: <bzft to Right> Gfllflnfl 'VflStflfano <11 >, '(Ishlfly Tollfl .1 <12>, bindsay l~.mdgrfln <12>, .._________ • __. Killi Johns <12> go out to flat
l3ot1om b(zft: Wndsey bmxigrizn tmd ·"'!'f • ·'4. <12), Karn fritz <12) $how off thiir fi$tiw mak{lup for ernzy day at tl<v~ eemp.
&low: Pomalink.$ $it in thi $tOOd$ togithir at a football gami bifori thiir p{lrformanei.
'(Ibovi: Pomalink£ link togi thir to form a hzg lini. _ ____._ _ bfzft: Thi pomalink£ at U®'tI camp aftir $hOWing thi link£ danei $tyli.
Varsity Cheerleading
Thi$ yfl8r$ ehizllrliz,ading ~e~n kieklZ.d off in thiz oommizr with 7 :00 e.m. preetie!Z$ to prizper!Z for eemp. Whlln thiz
girl/5 eftlZ.nd!Zd Cr!Zighton tlniwr~ty GC'f{ eemp, thiz herd work 1 •~• paid off. Thiz girl/5 won thiz l!Z8d!Zrg,hip award end brought hoID!Z 11111 two ell-15fer eh!Zizrl!Z8d!Zr~ Ketiztyn battimizr end ~!Z fink!Z. Thizy perfieipat!Zd in thiz ~hrin!Z :Bowl pered!Z end gemiz, eg, wiztt ru; thiz tiolidey pered!Z in 't>!Zeizmb!Zr. 'Vuring th!Z rehool y!Zer you ~!Z thizm izwry football, vollizyball, end be$kiztball gamiz. 'find no mattizr whet th!Z reor!Z board r{l8d$ th!Zir etwayg, $IDiling end promoting gr!Z8t rehool $pirit. Thll 02-03 Ver$ity 1KJU8d wag, !ZX1rizm!Zly $1rong thil5 Y!ZBr duiz to fh!Z grfl8t lizad!Zrl5~ip end htwing all r!ZfUm!Zr/5.
J.V. Cheerleading
Thi$ y!Z8r$ J.'v. $CJUad had gn~at talint and difinitity no $hortagi of $pirit. Thrzy, along with thi othrzr $CJUad$ got brzttir aequittid With oni anothrzr and tiamrzd niw ehrzir$ at thrz Univrzr$ity of Chrrzighton UG'fl eamp in thi rummrzr. ®uring thrz rehool yiar thiy praetiei Monday through friday at 7:00 in thi morning. 'flnd at gam{l$ thi girl$ lovi to ehrzrzr thrz athlit{l$ to vietory1 Thrzri wiri iight ritumir$, who hrzlprzd $how thrz four niw girl$ what bineotn 'High Chrzirl!ZBding Wa$ alt about! With rueh $frong talint and przrronaliti{l$, thi twitvrz girl$ bieami good friind$, who liarnid a tot from iaeh othir.
lntz r!ZUrW. $Quad 3fartid practicfl a3 roon a$ rummir rollid around. Thiy had to attind praeticfl at 7:00 a.m. in ordflr to lfZ.8m thiir niw ehiir$. ~nci fhi $Quad wiri all niw girts thi$ yfZ.8r, thiy rially got to know iach othir at eamp, 8$ wilt as lfZ.8rning thiir ability to bi ehszirlfl8dirs. Thfl day at eamp startszd at 6:00 a.m. with thirty minut{l$ for brfZ.8kfast. lmmfldiatily eftir was a hard and tiring day of liarning niw ehiszrs, ehants and dane{l$. Gndszr all this pr~ri, thsz girls always ~pt thszir h!lads up high and OflVflr gaw up. Thszy all brought szxtnzmrz pofflntiat, idfl.83, and przroonaliti{l$ to this yfl8rs ehflfZ.rlfl8ding $CJUads. ewry girl workid wry hard and improwd thi ir skills throughout thi yfZ.8r.
Reserve Cheerleading
Writrz it, edit It, Publi~h if!
'(Jbove: Mikayla edwards <l 2) tak!ZS a turn riading thi poims and short storiis out loud to thi group.
~ribi, bineoln t1igh'$ er~fiVfl Writing publieation, ha
• bifln a part of bt1~ hi$tory $inefl l 9 30. eaeh yiar thfl boo b{Zeom~ ju$t a littlfl bflttir than thi y~r bifori. In thfl "70$ ~ribfl ehangid thiir namfl from ~ribi to lmagfl Whfln an iffort to eombini er~tiVfl Writing and photography Wa$ introduefld. Today thfl book inelud~ Writing only and took baek thfl nami of ~rib~ in 2000. Moniy WB$ rni~d at thfl
biginning of thi $Chool yflar by ~lling eoupon book£ to kiflp thi priei of $Cribi down to only $4,_
~II of thi iditors riad through iaeh piiei of writing to dieidi what should maki up &ribi for thi yiar. This yiar thiri wiri owr 2C submissions whieh wiri riad and diseu~d. littli owr l 00 wi1 ~lietid ba~d on thi quality o f thi Writing and eriativity.
'dbovi: Thi eowr for thi 2003 &,eribi was drawn by Joe ttumpal < l 2)0
:(lbow: N.ieoli Von :Bush < l 2> {Zdits a story bifor{Z it gds plac{Zd in reribi.
:(lbovi: '(lft{Zr rehoot m{Ziting$ wiri not all hard work! J{Zen Qark <12> and ®iborah Me6inn laugh togith{Zr whili thiy work.
Th{Z 2002-2003 ~rib{Z {Zditor$ inetud{Zd; Nieoli Von l3c.lreh <l 2>, J{Zan Qark <l 2>, Mikayta edwards <12>, f-aehard King <l 0>, Migan Watkir <12>, and Miss ®iborah Me6inn. Th{Z ~ribi board b{Zeam{Z a eloS{Z family and workid tog{Zthir {ZViry Tu{ZS<lay and Thursday aftir sehool. Thiy alro workid viry hard OV{Zr wintir br{Zak. ~ing a m{Zmbir of th{Z rerib{Z board is a yierlong eommitm{Znt that tak{Zs a lot of fimi end r{ZSponsibility. Thir{Z is no qu{ZSfion about it, th{Z iditors havi put a lot of fun, hard work and prid{Z into this bineotn t1igh's own cr{ZatiVi writing book.
:(lbove: Miss ®{Zborah Me6inn shows off hir lic{ZnS{Z plet{Z with pridi.
Year in Review
by J{l£Siea Taylor, 1iiathir Combs and GaS!ly Wood. ~tory by Kylii Magnuson
Most J)flople would agree that this year has been one of change. While reality T.'l. is still a big hit, and rap music is still taking over the charts, '(imerica has really taken a lot of blows this year. hccally, public schools are facing· major budget cuts, and nation Wide a lot has haPJ)flned. In ~rly ~ptember, we as '(imericans were faced with the fear that came with the ~ni}Xlr attacks, on f ebruary l st the Columbia ~pac{Z ~huttl{Z {ZXplod{Zd, and in {Zarly f {Zbruary, the nation was put on Orange '(ilert for t{Zrrorist attacks. 11s this y{Zarbook goes to print, in mid'(ipril, we are in the middle of a war which is probably going to last much long{Zr than eXJXZCt{Zd. '(ill this l~ds us to wonder, what othir chang{Zs will occur?
Imz_: Children's W icon Fred Rogers ( 1928-2003) of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood, died of cancer. Fa,~ Right: 1l1e Space Shuttle Columbia exp lo ded on re-entry on Febmary 1, 2 0 0 3 killing the crew.
Above Right: Jam Master Jay of Run DMC was shot and killed on October 30, 2002 . Above: 1l1e Osbournes kept us laughing with their reality show. Center Bottom: A peace rally was held outside the Capital on Janua1-y 18, 2003. Over 1,000 people turned out to_protest war in Iraq.
Stu dents and Staff at LHS, and arount-1 the country, had to deal with a lot of fright et1i11g events throughout the school year.
Top Left: Threat levels put people on perpetual heightened alert Center Above: Pentagon wo1-kers practice usil1g gas masks.
Above: U.S. and British forces c..1roppec..1 thousanc..--ls of bo111bs and 111issiles 01 1t ~1e city of Bagli.,fa;l Iraq i11 order to create "shock a11.,1 awe."
Top Ri~ht : Commercials and articles bla111e'-1 everyone from 1.-111.Jg users to SU V drivers for funding terrorism.
Cente1· Riaht: Sa'-1da111 Hussein h.-3came a target of the U.S. milital'y.
Ri~ ht : The 11ewly-create"1 Department of Ho111elan'-1 Security created a website (www ready.gov) to give people tips on how to react to terrorist attacks. Fea1ful Americans bought Juct tape and plastic to seal the ir wi11d(.ws in the event of a chemical weapo11s attack
WHO'S FUNDING
Left-: S11ipers created mass chaos throughout the 111011th of October in the D.C. area.
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From our little buckaroo to a future West Point graduate, what a fabulous son you are. You have made us laugh, made us cry, drove us crazy, and driven badly. You set and met lofty goals always presenting yourself in a way that made us proud You are loved so much.
Mom, Dad, Joy, and Jannah
Dear Holly,
Congratulations on another lifetime achievement! You have always shown the will and strength to face life's challenges. Your bright smile and shining eyes enrich our lives. Yo ur vision of the rainbow hiding in the clouds inspires usl
All of our love, Mom and Dad
Each day that goes by makes us very proud. Your beauty, charm, success, and motivation have shown your determination.
Keep your head high; stand strong and you will continue to grow. Life is a journey, not a destination.
We know you will always find your way to the end of the road.
Love, Mom and Dad
Our dearest Sarah,
Every moment with you has been a joy! We are so proud of the young woman you have become! •Just do your best and let God do the rest!"
We love you for always and like you forever, Dad, Mom, and Eric
Dearest Jennifer, You are such a joy and delight to usl We are so pleased of all you have accomplished, but more importantly, thankful for the Godly qua lities we see in you. We pray that God will do great things through you
All our Love, Mom, Dad, Nathan and Leah
Dear Sarah, Congratu lations on such a great job in school. We are so very proud of you. Good Luck in college. We know you will make a great Special Needs Teacher.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Andrea
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Jay,
ou've had a wonderful year and an awesome career at Lincoln High. With your courage, spirit and determination, anytl1ing is possible. Your future is bright and we're eager to see what it brings. Congratu lations!! We're roud of who you are and all you've accomp lished!
Love, Mom and Dad
Leah,
We're so very proud of you! We love you more than shining diamonds. We love you more than gli s?e:ning gold
Love, Mom and Jack
Congratulations, Rachel B. To a great daughted
Continue to share your gifts of compassion, grace and joy with the world. Stand tall, and keep smiling that bright smile Keep laughter in your heart and continue to c:lream You can accomplish anything you set your mind to, if you keep t11.1e to yourself.
Love Always, Mom and Dad
dfake !!Bieolel
Champ, Turn around and your tiny Turn around and your grown Turn around and you're a young man going out on your own.
May all your dreams cometr1.1e.
Wtfll love you forever.
Mom and Dad
Co11gratulatio11s Jessica!!
We wanted to tell you how proud of you we all are. You were a precious and smart child and now, you're a beautiful and intelligent young lady. We love you and see a wonderful bright future for you.
Love, Mom, Dad and Family
Mallory,
We have watched you grow into a beautiful young woman who has given us wonderful memories to treasure. We are so proud of all your accomplishments and wish you every success in life. Most of all, don't ever forget how much you are loved.
Mom, Dad, Grant, and Jenn
You started Janua,JI 1, 1985 as an early am surprise and have been 011 the go ever since. We are so proud of you in all you 've done and will do.
Rel)1ember. " ll1e best kind of teaming curve is an educated smile" -Douglas Pagel
Congratulations!
Love, Mom and Dad
dlamie !!8i0-10n
Jamie, You have been one of the great joys in our lives. You have always faced each challenge in your life head on, with you eyes wide open and with the determination to succeed in eve,~ing you set out to do. We know that where ever live' s path leads, you will accomplish your goals with your undying faith and our ever lasting love. We are so proud of you
Love, Dad, Mom, and Chad
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We are all so proud of you, keep up the good work.
We Love You.
Mom and Jeff, Joe , Laura, Tammi, Ricky, Jardin, Ashlynn, Jazmin, Audra, and Jr.
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Scott,
We're happy to say you're a much better driver than you were as a little boy. All of us are ve,JI proud of your accomplishments. Continue to excel in whatever you decide to do. Follow your dreams!
Love, Dad, Mom and Randy
Congratulations Brett!
We are so very proud of you. I know you can be anything you want to be; always follow your dreams.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Brian
dlennifet C(iwwlliet
Jennifer M. Crowther
Kindergarten to graduation is only a few short years and yet you have traveled many miles and accomplished many things We are very proud of the person you have become and pray that you will continue to grow in the path you have chosen.
Love always, Mom and Dad
Eric,
From kindergarten to a senior and every yeaI- in between we have been proud of you! Way to go!!
Love from, Your Family
Susie,
Congratulations!! We' re so proud of you!
Mom and Dad
Dear Jean,
Yot.J'II always be our favorite dancer who breaks everyones heart with your smile. You will do great things in your life- just look at all of the amazing thrngs you have accomplished so far in 18 years!
We love you, Mom and Dad
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Tiffany,
How proud we are of our little girl with the precious moment smile and gentle loving heart. You've made us so proud of all you've achieved. May God bless you as you continue to follow your dreams. Thank you for being ours.
Love, Mom and Dad
dlenny f!latewell
Jennifer (ok, Jenny), Your moi-als and values have always been of the highest quality. You are a high achiever because of the hard work and long hours you put into your studies. 11,e love that you have for life along with your bubbly personality and goals you set for yourself will make you very successful. We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom and Dad
Kyle,
You have done a great job blazing your own trails through life. Remember to wear your helmet when you are biking in the Colorado mountains next year!
We're p1:oud of you!
Love, Dad, Mom, Kellie, and Erin
J%ata :!ltilz
Kara,
You have brought so much joy to our family
We are very proud of who you are and look: forward to who you will become.
We love you, Mom, Dad, and Tyler
We knew that you would do it. You have made us very proud of you. We hope your M-ure is filleJ with love, happiness and success. Always remember to follow your dreams.
Love, Mom, Matt, and Brool::e
'etica tJCale
Erica has always been a very head strong little girl, she loves to talk and keeps us on our toes. We wouldn't change a thing. We love you and wish you the • best in your future.
Love, Da..::I, Mom, and Dennis
Jilike t1Cammel
Where has the t~me gone Mom, I want to be a Jet Pilot. This picture shows you will be one forever. Mom, I want to be a Doctor. This picture shows a young Man who Studied hard, is a good person and even was awarded a Scholarship for College.
I know where the ti111e has gone. Its gone into loving you.
Love, Mom
Dan,
Eighteen years have flown by but the journey has been wonde,ful. You've filled our lives with adventure, our minds with challenges, and our hearts with joy. You've acco111plished many great things. We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Chris
Dream your dreams and march boldly toward them
Congratlllations Andy!
We're so proud of all your accomplishment-s! We've enjoyed watching you grow up and we are proud to say, "That's our son!" Good Luck with all your futllre endeavors. May your life be filled with happiness, love, and success!
All our love, Mom and Dad
t1Cauell
Congratulations, Allison!
We are so proud of all you have achieved and the lovely person you have become. Your chee,fulness, helpfulness, and concern for others make you a joy to be around. May God bless you, and may all your dreams come true.
Our love always, Mom, Dad, and Melanie
Nikki, Congratulations, seems like only yesterday you were just a little girl, now look: at you, all grown up and ready to go out into the world. We are so proud of you. May your life be filled with love and laughter, happiness and success.
Love, Mom, Dad, Stephanie, and Kelli
Giinnin' Gwen
You've warmed our hearts since the day you were bom We're so proud of you! You are our dreams come true we lo ve you.
Mom and Dad
Cari Carebear, Didn't like shoes then, hates to wear them now! My baby is all grown up. We are all very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. Who would have ever thought a Uncoln southeast graduate ( 197 1) would be proud to have her daughter graduate as a Unk!
Love, Mom, sister Emily, and Niece Angelina.
Erin, Congratulations! We are very proud of all that you have accomplished. Remember to follow your heart and your life will be filled with happiness and success. We love you.
Mom, Dad, and Ben
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To our great and wonderful son Shawn. It just seems like yesterday that you were born, learning how to crawl, walk, and getting into everything. On this day your father and I are so proud of you and hope all your dreams come true.
Love, Dad, Mom, and Anthony Love You!
Haley,
From a 1 year old beautiful baby to a 1 7 year old 5' 1 O" knockout! Congrats on the diploma!
Love, Mama Whitney and Papa Hilligas
Claire,
This is the first and last time we will get to write in your high school yearbook. We're proud of your accomplishments and of the person that you've become. We're all looking forward to being part of the next exciting chapter in your life.
Love, Mom, Dad, Katie and Will
!J{;enl0-n !J{;alli0-lKenton, Congratulations! We are really proud of all you have accomplished. You have some great opportunities ahead of you. Make the most of them We have really enjoyed all of your sports and concerts through the years and will miss going to them. We love you very much and wish you all the best as you become an adult
Lots of Love, Mom, Dad and Ben ~mily !J{;enned
Emily, llie greate6t bleooing in our livee; • ha5 been to have you as our daughter. With your creative 6f1irit, great i~ght, and your uncanny ability to alwaye be your own per6£,n and follow your dreame;. We are very proud of you, what you have achieved and the peroon you have beconie. May your life alway,; be filled with love, happineoo and 6l.lCCeOO. Retnember, it',; your choice who you want to be and how you want to live your life and we will alway,; be there to love and oopport you no tnatter what. Congratulatione! Good Luci: in the future.
Love, Mom and Dad Family and Friend,;
Such expressive eyebrows! They say it all-you are a very special person! You have always expressed your feelings from the highs to the low keeping us all in line- and in your big heart! You are smart! Who else can make it go from idea to action?! We Love You!
TI,e Whole Kilzer/ltzen Clan •
Jessica, There are not enough words to tell you how much we love you and how proud we are of you!
It has been our privilege watching you grow up from your first steps to your wonderful dance performances. You have become such a wonderful young lady. Always remen1bc:r to fo ll ow your heart, and go after your dreams and shine!
Love Mom and Dad
We love you Jolly Jocie. Your smile lights up our hearts! We are so proud of you! We wish you the best of success. Now go out and light up the world. You can do it! We know you will. God Bless You!
All our love, Mom, Dad, Nicole, and Shayne
There is surely a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off. Listen , my son, and be wise, and keep your hear't on the right path. Prov 2 3: 18- 19 I am so proud of you Tiger and I love you very much!
Love, Mom
Imagine our relief when you figured out the shoe thing. And with each new step, we cont~nue to be proud.
Love, Mom and Dad
P S Noah, we believe in you alw ays
Kelsey Ann Koenigsman,
You have been such a blessing to us, bringing us joy in so many ways. May the Lord richly bless you as you begin your journey to a beautiful hope and future.
Katelyn, Wasn't it only yesterday, you were holding your "Ammee Doll" and had your very first day of school. Now it is twelve shor't years later, and I'm watching a young woman. In a few shor't months you'll be going off to college. You have become a beautiful person of whom I'm extremely proud of And wish you a bright futllre ahead.
I Love You, Mom 'i;{iza6ellt flee
Congratulations Bizabeth!
Most parents only dream of having a daughter with as many wonderful talents and qualities as you. We are so proud of you and know your future will be filled with wonderful success.
Love, Mom and Dad
Kelsy,
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Cotl{JraTulations!!!
We are very proud of you, AJ. From Lincoln High band parents to hopeful UNL band parents. Good Luck at Nebraska this fall! We love you!
Love, Dad, Lori, Dylan, Martha, Grandma & Grandpa, and "T-Cada"
Jiliclia JilcJ%eeman
Micha, Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Keep planning and keep working hard. Remember we will always love and 6Uppo1-t you. And, now that you're about to graduate, you can stay out until 1 Opm every night, not jU6t eekends ha ha
Hey baby girt, look at you all grown up. It seems like yesterday you were learning how to ride your pink and white bike. Now you're a senior, driving,
Love you always, Mom, Dad, and Joahne ___!Jll,ady Jilooet
<Woody, not Woody!"
Rudy, You have grown into 6Uch a wonde1ful, intelligent, talented and funny man. We are bursting with pride as you continue to amaze us. You are destined for greatness!
Love, Mom, Dad, Lindsay and Gavin
J%aoey Jilc~_o.!1---- __
Kasey, Congratulatfons are in order! You have come a long way in your life. I am so proud of you and your accomplishments. Always know that f will be there for you
Love Dad
Cfilieloee JilcJileen
Congratulations Chelsee!! It is hard to believe that our youngest is graduating. We are very proud of your accomplishments and the young lady you have become. The wodd is waiting for youreach for the sky!
Love, Mom, Dad, Tiffany, Morgan, Kristy, Tim, Trevor and Abby
"Word's can't describe how very proud I am of you. I could not ask for a better daughter. You have grown up into a strong, confident, independent person. I want you to remember to take time and enjoy your life and always know I will love you forever ."
Love, Mom
Jilatcao Jilyleo
(Heyl Marct..16 - oound6 familiarl
When you were lit~e. and given your behavior, we wouL-i tease you saying, had you been our first bom you'd be an only child. Well, that sentiment has changed. You have made us so proud. Knowing now what we did not know then, had you been the first bom, we would have several more ·marcuses· to • follow in your footsteps. ·111 all your ways contitue to acknowledge 'Him' and 'He' will direct your paths" (Proverbs 3:6) Mom and Dad
Victoria,
You've changed from an adorable little girl to a beautiful young woman. You have a bright future ahead of you, and you will go far. We are very proud of you
Love, Mom and Dad
Alex, Love you forever, like you for always. As long as we're living our little girl you'll be.
Love, Mommy and Gary
Justin,
You've come a long way from playing in trees. 1l1e years have passed by so quick ly. Having you as our 0011 has been 011 of our greatest joys in life. May all of your future dreams come true. We Love You!
You
The best advice any parent can give to a child is to love good and know that 110 thing or person can make us believe, fear , feel or see something that God never made.
Dear Casey, Congratu lations! Let the Lord shine on all you r da y s and let the future be successful.
God Bless You, Dad, Mom, Carson, a11d Parkey ~v.al0-n !Jllelin
Avalon, Great job Avy! We're proud of you.
MomandAnga
9lacliel 9leolaa
Rachy,
You've always made us proud. Here's to a future full of joy, laughter and love Follow your dreams sweetie.
Love You, Dad, Mom, Ni ci::, Kellen and Brown Kitty
P.S Was that a bear?
Holl i Anne,
We have watched you grow from our little princess to a very special young lady. You have always given us such joy. We are so proud of you and your accomp li shmenTu. You deserve on ly the best in life. We will always be there for you.
Hu gs and Kisses
Love, Mom, Dad, and Christopher JX;iiolen
Kristen, 11,ere is music in your soul and joy in your spirit, thanks for sharing them with us. Ufe is a journeyyou will be amazing!
Love, Mom, Dad, Lauren and Alex
75ed !Jlleinmald
Never a dull moment in the past 1 8 years! We love you way too much! In fact, we may just have to do one last "Ted-ah!" in the parking lot 011 graduation day! We are st-ill the proud parents! You are sure to "make a difference" in this world!
Mom and Dad
~dam!Jllelli
Adam, Congratulations!! We are so proud of you • and what you have become. Rea ch for the Stars!!
We love you, Dad and Mom
Gty11na, Congratulations!
Love, Dad, Mom and Charlotte
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Jennifer N, Rutt,
To our daughter, who has woi-ted hard all her school life to do her best. Has reached many goals and conquered many obstacles. We wish you all the luck in the future to come. Cause we know you'll go far, in travel and experiences.
Love, Mom and Dad
Jake,
Congratulations 011 your senior year. We are so proud of you You have grown into such a neat young man. Alway s keep your sense of humor and your smile. We Love You!
Mom and Megan
Joel,
Congratulations 011 your graduation!
We are proud of what you have achieved and look fo,ward to watching you wodc toward the goals you have set for the future We love you, and we wish for you happiness and the fulfillment of those goals.
Love, Dad and Mom
Tavis Jermanine Squires,
To our son, now you can wear your own cap and gown. We are very proud of you and Love you dearly. Good Luck in your future with all you do. Your G-ma and Aunt Pat would be so proud.
Love you, Mom and Dad
Querido David, Nos dirigimos a ti con amor y carii'lo, esperando, este ano sea para t i de triunfo y avance hacia un futuro Ueno de inquietudes y nuevos elementos para entender el mu11do que nos rodea, hacienda posib!e una vida digna y feliz.
Tu Papi, Ale, Beto, Perla, Nito, lta y Andres
T-man,
From your first to your last day of school, Your smile has been a symbol of you. ll1rough though time and celebrated time, You have been our sunshine. The future may not have a definite pta11 today. But, whatever it is we are with you all the way. May the Lord continue to bless you
With Love and Pride, Mom, Dad and Bi-andon
Kara wa s a premature baby. She was a special little one to us. She has touched our hea,'ts in many ways. The best is yet to come. Wishing you the VERY BEST.
Love, Mom and Dad
Tyler,
You have gone from being the best son ever to being a great person. We are proud of all your achievements so far, and with the goals you have set for yourself we know you will have a great futu re.
Love, Mom and Dad
'76aoey fillaniolav
Casey,
You have grown from a cute little girl into a beaut~ful young woman. We are very proud of all you have achieved and what you have become. Remember- life is just beginning- so strive to achieve all your goals, and may all your dreams come · t11..1e.
Love, Mom and Dad
r/0-1,/i filwatlzlandet
Josh,
I can still remember when we had to pull you from the car, kicking and screaming , to attend preschool. How far you've come - from precocious child to an incredible young man. I'm so proud of all you've accomplished, and nf who you are.
Love you, Mom
Hi, my name is Aaron Nathaniel Tebo. I'm a life-long Uncolnite. I attended Randolph Elementary, Millard Lefler Middle School and Lincoln High I love all kinds of sports and enjoyed playing football for the Links. You can i;it lways tell by my picture I love to eat. My parente refer to me as "bubba"
We love you Aaron! Good Luck in the Future.
Corey,
You've gone from garbage man to orthodontist! Over the years, you've made us laugh, you've made us cry, but most of all, you've made us proud. You are, and always will be, an awesome saxophone player.
All our Love, Mom, Dad and Ben
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Heather.
We're, as proud as parent€; could ever be. ou·ve amazed us with your grades your edf discipline and your ability to communicate as well as you do with others. ) ou put everything you have into what ever you ;lo whether it's volunteedll(l. school. work or even every day life. We're confident the (lOals you set. you'll achieve. Reach for the starsgid.
Col1(lratutatfo115 and Love from Dad. Mom and Rowena
Jessi-Baby, May all of your dreams bloom like daisies in t~,e sun. May you always have stars in your eyes. May you not stop 11..1nni11g, not unt~I your race is won. May you always have blue skies.
We love you. Dad, Mom, Laura, and Katy
Tony,
We are so proud of you! Best of luck in everyt~1ing you do. May your dreams come t11..1e and accomplishments many. You are a t-e11-ific son, brother and friend. Always believe in yourself. Much joy and happiness always.
We Love You. Mom, Dad, and Tiffany
Nicole,
There are so many things we could say. Just remember to believe in yourself and wade really hard to make your dreams come tnue. We are so proud of our little girl.
Love, Mom and Dad
~ealhet CWallace
Still beautiful after all these eighteen years! Who knew they would pass so quickly? Remember~ Always be yourself and never lose your passion for life or your compassion for others. Never forget: Our love for you is boundless, unconditional and everlasting.
Mom and Dad
You are a wonderful young man. We are extremely proud of your accomplishments. May health, happiness and success follow you in your future endeavors. With all our love and support.
Mom and Dad
Daring to be different, then and now you are loved by many.
Mom, Dad, Jon, and Bia
Congratulations Matthew!!
You are truly a blessing to us and we are very proud of you! May your life be filled with love, laughter and happiness! And remember, in your heart, God and your family are always with youoon!
All Our Love, Mom and Dad
My dearest Ariel, I never thought this moment would come you, graduating from high school I thought you'd be my baby forever Cand you will be!); however, now you're my baby all grown up. I'm proud of you. You're a trailblazer like all of the women in your family. I love you with all my heart.
Mom
Carrie,
You've been a pleasure to raise, a delight to know. We've enjoyed these years, watching you grow. As the future unfolds, you'll do just great. We are so proud of you, our new graduate!
-Your loving family
Kristen Marie Williams,
We always told you "the sky was the limit" and you went out and proved us right We are so proud of you! Keep shooting for the stars.
Love, Dad, Mom, Ashley, Carly and Kelsey Williams
Casey,
From the moment you came into this world you have been my angel. You have accomplished so very much. You have grown into a beautiful young lady. Everyone is so very proud of you !!! wish you all the best in all you do in the years to come.
Good wck at UNIJ
I Love You! Mom i
9l ly ,%etletman
Ryly, From a beautiful child to a wonderful young woman time truly flies. Go, Ryly, and change the world. If anyone can, it is you
We love you, Mom, Dad and Liz
Jllolly '7iliii,ienoen
Mo ll y, Congratulatfons! We are so proud of you! You ' ve accomplished so much, and we know you'll accomplish more in life. We wish you the best of lu ck in your bright fut-ure! We love you!
Love, Mom, Dad, Kori and Caloin, Sugar too
areen, You are our love and jOy. We have such a great pride in you. our good health, bright M-ure, and kindness are our goals, so move along!
Dad, Mom, Salwa , Tamim and Zeena Eric,
Congratulations to our son ! We are so proud of you. God Bless you in all your endeavors!
Love Ma & Pa Pringle
Youth Fellowship
St. Mark's United Methodist Church - 8550 Pioneers Blvd. - Lincoln, NE 68520 - 489-8885 Schedule Worship
Saturday - 5:00pm Sunday-8:00, 9:00, 10:15 , 11 :15 am
Sunday Church School
Confirmation .............. . .. 9:30am 7th-12 th grade ...... 9:30, 10:15am United Methodist Fellowship (UMYF) Middle School (6 th-8 th) Sun., 5:00pm Sr. High (9th-12 th ) Sun , 6:30pm Rock and Roll Worship Service (6th-12th) ........... 4th Sun. 7:00pm
Sr. High Bible Study ............... Tues , 7:00-7:35am
5th Quarter-Fridays, September-October (football) and January-March (basketball) 9:30pm-midnight
Athletics-Mon., Tues , Thurs.
Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Sand Volleyball, Flag Football(depending on the season)
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 Don Stewart ...... .489-2738, Cell 430-1531
"Here am I. Send Me!" Isaiah 6:8 "For God so loved the -world, that He gave His one and only son, that whoever believes in Him will no1 perish but will have eternal life." John 3:16
