Northeast High 1971 Yearbook

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Worlds - spinning, spiraling

Encircling and uniting

The old unveiling the new Ideas and values

Changing as we change

New codes for youth

New standards for life

Dreams unfurled

Exposing insights, obscure thoughts

Struggle Defiance

Testing ou"r faith in 'the human race

One man's turmoil becomes the world's rebellion

He questions: Is it for tomorrow to right yesterday's wrongs?

Should man destroy in a second what took a Iifeti me to build?

Concern

Security?

Change, inevitable with progression

Painful yet ever needful

Bringing with it a certain relief

A new generation Our generation

Seemingly bad, yet probably good

Searching for knowledge and unity among men

Looking to the future with renewed hope and faith

Life

A carouse/ of new and exciting dramas

Revealing spinning yet spiraling dimensions / A Kaleidoscope of events Marking change and revolutionary ideas

All etched in the 77 ROCKET Establishing A REVELATION OF A REVOLUTION

ACADEMICS

Learning

An essential part of all . I

New methods and matena

Acquiring a thirst for

Know/edge

Why?

Progress is our work

And thoughts. • ·

How can they be one's best

If we continue

Always the same

"I see no problem in implementing new rights, but along with the rights come the new responsibilities," commented Harold Dietrich, Lincoln Northeast principal.

These new liberties were added to the Administrative Policy Handbook issued by the Board of Education. The policies resulted from the Lincoln Public School's symposium held last summer.

Along with student's rights and responsibilities, guidelines for the faculty and administration were initiated. These guidelines were hailed by the administration as reasonable and complete.

Pass-fail classes, attendance procedures, building hours, optional assembliesand dress recommendations were a few policies changed that al1owed more freedom for every student.

Pass-fail classes were put into effect on a one-year trial basis. A student may elect by the eighth week of the semester to be evaluated on a pass - fail basis for not more than eight hours of course work for each semester.

" To simplify procedures and to give more self-responsibility were the major reasons for changing the customary attend a nee procedures," according to Lincoln Northeast Assistant Principal Richard Colerick. The system was altered to include a signed statement by the student rather than a note from parents explaining the absence.

Building hours were changed to also allow students in the halls from 8:00-8:25 a.m.

Optional attendance at rallies and assemblies offered an alternative for those students who would rather attend a study hall.

The new dress code became only a recommendation to students which was liberally interpreted. This change was the result of court rulings that did not uphold-dress codes. There is only one exception to the code; all students must wear shoes.

Assistant Principal Richard Co/erick, Vice Principal Jack Anderson, Principal Harold Dietrich , row one; Attorney for the Board of Education Willis Hecht, Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Jackie Thomas , Superintendent John Prasch , Vice President Robert Magee , Board of Education members Mrs. Catherine Angle, Marvin Stewart, Edward Copple and John Lux. President Robert Wekesser not pictured. Assistant Principal Barry Moore , row two.

Miss Margaret Dolezal, Mrs Muriel Shores, row one; Kent Renegar, Mrs. Judy Wilcox , row two; Mrs Marlys Hughes , Kenneth Wall, row three; Mrs. Margaret Stednitz, David Strange

Mrs Ula Maher , Mrs. Barbara Kos, Mrs. Marie Kelley, row one; Mrs. Helen Krause, Mrs. Nesha Schumann, row two; Lawrence Mason.

A tangible study in black culture added interest to Dave Strange ' s junior Nebraska English classes , right. Ole was the cry heard through the halls as the Spanish classes participated in a special Chri stmas celebration , bottom left. Marilyn Wi est and Judy Ahrens display their student project for Mrs Marie Kelly ' s senior composition class , bottom right.

New materials were a major pa rt of the changes made in th ~ language arts department.

" Striving to give students a wid e ,. vision of man's interpretation of li fo as reflected by the literature of a ll ages " is the objective of the new I:, required sophomore Nebraska Cu r • riculum course.

German students in the foreig ri language department received a ne w more descriptive text. The book is d esigned to broaden the student s knowledge of the language and th E ~ountry

"To meet the needs of the individual" is the continued objective of the math and science departments according to Buren Thomas, chairman of the math department.

New and improved courses of programmed, accelerated and continuous

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math have changed the curriculum so that the teachers are "starting to feel that they are managing instead of lecturing," Thomas commented.

Science students in chemistry, physiology, physics, biology and general science continue to study the ever changing world around us.

The diminutive world of the microscope captures Mark Shields' attention, left. Sophomore Paul Luke discovers the difficulty of struggling through certain geometry problems , below left. A small gerbil was one of the many animals students encountered in biology, bottom.

Mrs Marjorie Adams , Richard Nagele , Robert Wagner , row one; Mrs Elizabeth Reeder , Buren Thomas , row two; Robert Els , Robert Wohlers

Robert James, Reynold McMeen, row one; Gail Cook, Robert Resz, row two; David Hunter, Richard Temme.

Graphing a stock report is required for economic students , right. An international relations class avoided a test by throwing a surprise party , below right. Mrs. Nancy O'Brien ' s world studies classes divided themselves into groups to thoroughly discuss the book " Exodus ," bottom.

Experimenting with new teaching methods the social science department used the inquiry approach. Jack . . Muellercommented, "The lnqmry approach gives greater flexibility for student interest and ability; it allows a wider choice of topics to study."

John McCormick used textbooks based on student inquiry while Henry Willemsen, department chairman, implemented cassette tapes as an asset to his teaching.

The media center serves as a supportive facet in the total curriculum because the goal is to connect the student with the materials. "We try to alert teachers to new materials that can be used by •the student through independent study as well as classroom assignments," stated Mrs. Edythe Cascini, media specialist.

In the publications department, the ROCKET strived for informality as the y concentrated on publishing more pictures. The NORTHEASTERN ' used contemporary artwork, expanded the exchange column and introduced a satire column. The journalism students gained in-class experience by publishing pamphlets and assisting the staffs.

"Being tall would have its advantages," says Sue Swartz to Becky Halleen as she reaches for the top shelf , top left. Marvin Riedel makes use of the Zerox machine located in the media center, left. The journalism class follows through on the assignment of criticizing the newspaper so that the next one will be better , top right.

George Bruner, Melvin Berka , row one; John Hiza, Miss Jean Holmquist, Keith Leatherman, row two; Jack Mueller, Henry Willemsen.

Connie Wagner shows that even the best of students sometimes make an error, below. Pam Andreas and Connie Wendt display how to take dictation from earphones , a skill essential for new secretaries , right.

How do you learn your lessons in a business education class? The answer is panel discussions, "headset" training and learning by doing; in other words class involvement. Important in any course, it is vital to these types of classes.

The courses included in business education are bookkeeping, business principles, distributive education, merchandising, notehand, shorthand and stenographic training.

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things wa: quite a switch especially ' J~ "'>

to theOff1ce help, but because of

their efficiency the transition was ,

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Mrs. Mildred Richards, row one; Mrs. Mabel Jacoby, Mrs. Laverne Rudell , Mrs Dorothy Vifquain, row two; Miss Audria Shumard, row three; Mrs. Helen Hubka , Mrs Erma/ Collister

Mrs. Selma Pavey, Mrs. Grace Rutherford , row one; Mrs. Leona Scheffert, Mrs. June Boehmer , row two; Mrs. Jeanette Kahm , row three; Tim Nilsson.

Agriculture, home economics and industrial arts are linked by the ski 11 of the individual.

Northeast's ·agriculture classes stressed such topics as the study of fertilizer, meat inspection and farm implement repair, training the student for a city job affiliated with the farm.

Experimental Clothing 3 classes were held this year, while foods classes served the traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

Getting a contract to build a garage for a local resident was only one challenge faced by the industrial art students.

The hard work and precision that goes along with building a cabinet is displayed by Don Helmkamp , above. Home Ee students display their skill in planning and preparing balanced meals, right. The agricultural department shows that they know what they are doing, bottom right.

In addition to the traditional activities at LN, the fine 3r1S department initiated several changes. Mrs. Velma Snook and Duane Nichols, vocal music teachers, implemented a new theory class. Band members of Duane Schultz's class were selected t o participate in the dedication of the Sheldon Sculpture Garden

"Our class worked diligently on the topic 'Freedom Our Heritage' for the voice of Democracy Contest," stated Mrs. Elizabeth Reeder. Students in James Putman's drama class produced their own plays along with several impromptu situations.

Clay, wax and plaster were molded by the art students of George Rusb and Mrs. Gail Plessman.

Reading the script is the preliminary step to producing a fine play, top left. The salute to the flag is played each morning by Dennis Biggerstaff, Greg King , Jim Underhill and Randy Dean , top right. Behind the scenes are workers like Keith Ludden and Glen Watts , members of the stagecraft crew , above left. Silk-screening Homecoming posters is Cheryl Hegener , Tim Francis and Joe Kluska, above right. While the class takes a breather , Mrs. Velma Snook offers a little extra coaching

Tim Lahrs , row one; Mrs. Wanda Brown , Mrs. Ida Klockner , Evan Boiler , row two; Mrs. Mary Jean Gast , Don Mach , row three; Lloyd Schmadeke , Lee Pasco

Edward Johnson, Duane Schulz, row one; Mrs. Gail Plessman, George Rush, row two; James Putman, Mrs. Velma Snook, Duane Nichols.

The guidance, nurse and developmen ta I learning departments adapted to better serve the needs of the school.

Group guidance is no longer functional. A student may now have the same guidance counselor all three years, since students are assigned alphabetically instead of by grade.

Mrs. Lucille Witt, the school nurse, anticipated complications when it came time for the annual school checkups because of the guidance changes.

Also, having taught in St. Louis, Mrs. Sally Jones, new developmental learning instructor, has decided, "Students everywhere are very much the same."

" Late again! " exclaims Mrs. Marlys Hughes as she hands John Bell one of the new tardy excuses , below left. The dentist instructs Mary Snell to " open wide " at the annual school dental check-up , below right. Terry McGregor and Larry Arnold wait i n comfort on the guidance department ' s new couch to discuss their problems w i th the i r counselor , center.

Mike Neukirch anticipates his first behind-the-wheel training session, top left. Mike· McC/eery races for a long gain during a flag football game, top right. Larry Arnold, Dan Koe/er and Steve Gochnour explain the hazards of drugs to health students , center. Flag football is offered as one of the many fall sports in boys' physical education classes, left. Jane Anderson and Sheila Wolfe prepare for a field hocky game in girls' physical education classes, above right.

Concerned with the students' safety, health, physical education and driver's education strived to inform students of course fundamentals.

Besides teaching the importance of mental and physical We 11being, health class stressed needed first aid.

The variety of sports activities offered in P.E. class set the goal of keeping students physically fit.

Simulators, films and behind-thewheel driving offered in driver's ed. helped students to receive their license.

Mrs Sally Jones , Mrs. Lucille Witt , row one; Miss Margaret Billings, Mrs Beryl Bowlin , Lynn Crozier, row two; William Maly , Frank Simon, row three; Mrs Vivian Wilson

Bernard Galloway , row one; LeRoy Seng , John McIntyre , Barry Alvarez , row two; Max Hester , Mrs. Vietta Short, row thre~; Robert Heffelfinger.

A paraprofessional is a person who has more training in one specific area .

· At Northeast, teachers do the planning and paraprofessionals help implement the plans With their help teachers can handle more students. This year Northeast employed Mrs. Barbara Kuhn in the media center, Miss Terri Baumback in girls physical education and Miss Jean Hopkins in mathmatics.

Recording student scores for math instructors keeps para-professional Mrs. Jean Hopkins busy , below left. Mrs Bennett , vocal accompanist , takes t i me out to enjoy a Friday morning pep rally , below right. Assisting girl's physical education classes is one of para-professional Miss Terry Baumbach ' s jobs , center. Assisting the media specialist is Mrs. Barbara Kuhn.

Cafeteria help is busy maki ng lunch preparations such as filling the ice m i lk machine , below. Cecil Pine , build i ng superintendent , takes a short break bottom left. Mrs. Blanche Schafer , cafeteria director , is responsible for the daily school lunches , bottom right.

"We are proud of our new cafeteria, and the many new items make our work 'easier," commented Mrs. Blanche Schafer. Sixteen cafeteria personnel and six students serve 1220 lunches every day.

The facilities in which students eat their lunches is later cleaned up by the custodians.

Mr. Cecil Pine and 14 other custodians labor to keep LN in top condition.

One employee stated, "We find the students at Lincoln Northeast a good bunch to work for."

Creativity and imagination promoted the alteration of many styles and precedents in the '71 ROCKET.

The staff stressed a new look, as the collegian-size yearbook was adopted for the first time in ROCKET history. Along with the new size, candid shots, mosaic layouts, photo effects and the cover were used to emphasize the informal atmosphere of the book.

The '71 ROCKET staff tried to choose a theme which would best exemplify the velocity of change at Northeast.

Creating eye-catching advertising signs to promote yearbook sales are Linda Schneider, Pam Burnham , Ann Wenzl , Pam Cameron, Jan Endorf, Business Manager Ellen Thompson and Becky Hanna, top. Yearbook Editor Jan Endorf experiences confusion as last minute copy is submitted, for approval, above left. Advertising staff members Jackie Walter and Nancy Herpolsheimer check names to make sure they agree with the faces in the picture, above right. Cropping pictures to fit the layout are photo staff members Bruce Ross , Jackie Jonas , Photography Editor Becky Drabant and Vicki Waples.

Adjust i ng to the new and different mosaic layout of this year's yearbook are Associate Editors Kathy Joseph , Patty Wilson, Mary Fech and Denny Scheer, left. Desi gning picture layouts to assure variety are Managing Editor Becky Fischer , Art Director Linda Kalcik and Associate Editors Marjean Vandahl and Becky Orr, below left. The constant clicking of typewriter keys can be heard while Rocket Editor Jan Endorf , Associate Editors Jim Folsom , Mary Fech , Assistant copy Editor Rebel/a Shipps , Pam Brown and Copy Editor Linda Hohensee hurry to beat copy deadlines.

Sunflower seeds provide energy for Larry Swenson , Tom Swanson , Sports Editor Jim Folsom and John Bills while they discuss Rocket victory possibilities , right. Contemplating how to sell another 180 inches of ads are Jeff Gaskins, Business Manager Mike Pratt and Lynnette Brooks , below left Checking page proofs before a hectic return trip to the printer is Dave Tyler, 1970-71 newspaper editor, below right. Becky Hanna , managing editor, is ever in search of that elusive news to fill page one

"We've got a larger staff generating more stories and art ideas," said Dave Tyler, this year's editor of the NORTHEASTERN. "To be able to print all of the additional copy, we are using smaller type."

This enlarged force of 19 began the year by coming up with four new feature columns. They are "Datelines","NeWS in a Capsule", "Bare and Grin it" and "Locker Roomers", the sports column edited by Jim Folsom.

Reporters Dennis Peterson , Bonnie Smith and Terry McGregor instruct reporter Mike Wenzl in the art of typing to assist him in meeting the approaching deadline, top. Photographers Mark Gordon, Dave Leavitt, Mike Brown and Vicki Waples discuss taking that impossible picture, left. Copy Editors Wes Albers and Becky Lahr and reporter Carol Sohl proofread copy for errors, above right.

Student Council members Peggy Coatman and Yvonne Davis encourage Jim Shepard and Mark Arnold to buy the 1971 edition of the Student Directory, below. Interest in their fellow students keeps Student Council members active, right. Student body officers for the 1970-71 school year include Treasurers Terry Mahlman and Debbie Hanneman, Secretaries Gay/en Kennell and Mike Anderson , Vice-presidents Bernie Olsen and Joel Kennedy and Presidents Steve McBride and Ron Greeno.

The construction of a schoolhouse in an underdeveloped country was this year's most worthwhile Student Council pr0j8Ct. A successful brick sell was set up between sophomores, juniors and seniors, on the basis of class competition. This aided in raising the one thousand dollars needed to get the program underway.

The 1970-71 Student Council discussion topics ranging from seventh period passes to council membership requirements covered a lot of ground.

The Student Council sponsored dance is "groovy" from the bands' point of view, top. Presenting his views on student activism is candidate for president Terry Mahlman , above left. Selling homecoming carnations for Student Council keeps Pam Krohn and Mitzi Hennessey busy , above right. Seniors claim the number one title in the brick laying contest.

Lining up for their half-time routine are twirlers Terri Jenkins, Vickie Carroll , Karen Schwabauer, Jan Fye , Karen Vance , Susie Bussear, Terri Eyster, Jeanette Carlson and Pam Coatman, right. Displaying their many hours of class rehearsal is the spring ensemble , below left. Pre-assembly band , renowned for playing the National Anthem at each assembly, f i nds home for them is back stage , below right. Performing at the dedication of the Sheldon Sculpture Gardens is a remembrance for Rocket band members , center left. Orchestra members are seen in action at the annual Christmas program , bottom.

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A I k h. 1)Y1 new oo in mare mg was witnessed at the football games during half times this year. This -effect was produced by using follow-the-leader style.

Duane Shultz, who is very pleased with his instrumental students because of their many accomplishments, said, "The orchestra which is of a higher quality this year has set a record with 20 strings."

The stage band learned how to improvise using the techniques of adlibbing which came in handy at times.

Also included in the department was prep band and ensemble.

Paying tribute to Northeast during half time is the Rocket band, left. Making use of their class time are the stage band members , below left. Celloist Dave Tyler is captured in a musician's solemn moment , below right. Prep band exhibits its talent on stage

Duane Nichols, vocal instructor, stated, "The attitudes of vocal students are better this year. There is more pride in what they're doing. The Boys Octet has more potential and there is greater interest among sophomore boys in Boys Glee Club." The Tri pie Trio, Boys Octet and Madrigals entertained social organizations as well as performing in Rocket Revue.

"Warming up " for girls chorus members includes simple exercises , top left. Lincoln Northeast vocal groups join together at the annual Christmas vesper , top right. Caroling choir members " deck the halls " with Christmas spirit , center left. This year ' s Madrigal members include Debbie Kahler , Debbie Krohn , Jeff Gaskins, Bev Dean, Terry Bartlett, Jerry Barnett, Mary Mattern, Terry Danek , Pat Lopour, Becky Fischer , Tim Bach, Rick Genthe, Joel Kennedy, Sue Packett and Steve Zimmer , center right. Boys choir works on perfecting their selections , above

Rocking out to " Coney Island Baby " is Dennis Ray , Jim Shepard , Larry White , Vaughn Fritts , Jon Baker , Richard Feldman , Dale Peter and Gary Morrison, members of Boys Octet , top left. Triple Trio girls Nancy Giebelhaus, Sue Collins, Karen Hageman , Lori Rotthaus , Patty Broadston , Marcia Eley , Pam Gustafson , Sue Swartz and Cindy Hertzel sing dur i ng their appearance on stage , top right. Adding a little variety to the sitti ng arrangement during practice are the Madrigals , above left. Reviewing their music for a future production is Girls Glee, above right.

The choir and the glee clubs joined efforts in presenting an after Christmas concert. The choir staged the annual operetta in the spring All vocal students participated in the City Vocal Festival while 22 upperclass men auditioned for the State Music Clinic. Mrs. Velma Snook said, " We t ry to encourage an appreciation of the fine arts and inspire the students to improve their potential."

Engaged in an active discussion is this year's debate squad , right. Varsity debators Pam Brown and Becky Drabant prepare scoring ballots for the biannual Northeast Invitational Debate Tournament , below left. Mary Mattern and Dan Uyesato discover the hours of research needed in preparation for an upcoming debate , below right. Adding a new trophy to the Lincoln Northeast trophy case are varsity debators Terry Mahlman and Pam Brown.

With renewed anticipation the Northeast debate squad started the year with two major changes to their credit. They immediately began research on the new debate topic. RESOLVE: That the Federal Government should establish, finance and administer a program to control air and water pollution in the United States. To assist in the many hours of res ea re hthe debaters were given occassional seventh period release to use the University of Nebraska's library. After participating in many interscholastic events the debaters, under the direction of Jack Mueller, sponsored two tournaments

STUDENTS

Hundreds of students

Each a separate person

Combined together

Form one element

The student body

Belonging -yet

Maintaining individuality

Competing and uniting

Feeling together the anguish

Sharing the excitement

Lisa Adams , Jim Ahlstedt , Lena Ahnlund , row one; Judy Ahrens ; Wesley Albers , Rebecca Alex , row two; Kathy Allen, Gordon Anderson, Jean Anderson, Ron Anderson, row three; Pam Andreas , Sharon Anson, Mary Arnett , Linda Arnold, Shirley Arnold , Tim Bach , row four; Connie Bailey, Peggy Ball , Keith Beaman , Jerry Barnett , Janet Barnhill, Georgia Barthuly, row five; Linda Bartlett, Terri Bartlett, Karen Barton, row six; Sheila Bates, Peggy Behrens, Don Beisner.

"I've learned that school revolves around jokes," a senior. Gallant senior gentlemen hold up the walls of the school to protect the fair maidens during lunch.

Jeffrey Bell , Kim Berger, Pat Berry, Debbie Bescheinen , row one; Derald Bic~ford, Jim Biggs, Dennis Biggerstaff, Bradly f.silbo, row two; Janece Bilbo, John Bills, Dan Bloch, Dave Boettcher, Michael Bomberger, Jody Bonneau, row three; Cheryl Bosteder, Sandra Bowen, Karen Brammer, Pat Brinkman , Patricia Broadston, Cindy Brotzman , row four; Carol Brown, Cheryl Brown, Chris Brown , row five; Michael Brown, Pam Brown, Shannon Brown.

"I've tried not to succumb to the status system," a senior. Joyce Emery and Sue Dietze express their individuality during the fashion dilemma with a wardrobe of varied lengths, left. Mark Cook , Hollis Hackman, Ron Anderson and Mike Munday find the student lounge an ideal place to relax and enjoy themselves , opposite page.

Dennis Brethouwer , Bill Bruner, Marsha Brunke, row one; Angie Buell, Pam Burnham, Leaford Burnett, row two; Susan Bussear , Kent Butler, Debbie Butt, row three; Steve Butterfield , Jay Byler, Judy Cadwallader, row four; Pat Cahill, Pam Campbell, Tom Cardwell, row five; Jeanette Carlson, Pat Carlson, Debra Carstens

Thomas Casady , John Chase , Craig Cheney, Barb Clinefelter , Scott Clupny, Pam Coatman, row one; Kathleen Coats, Delayne Cole , Sue Cole, Sue Collins , Steve Connick , Susan Connick, row two; Shannon Conover , Rita Coolen , Rick Couch, Randy Cox , Janet Crear, Steve Cruickshank , row three ; Bill Crumb , Jon Daharsh , Terry Danek , row four; Jeanne Davidson , Russell Davison , Bev Dean.

Randy Dean, Dianne DeFreece, Tom Detmer, Susie Dietz , Marvin Dinsmore , row one; Richard Dettenber , Doug Dow, Rebecca Drabant, Marilyn Drewel, Steve Dring, row two; Adolph Dudek, Cindy Dugdale, Jay Edmiston, Al Ehrlich, Debbie Eisel , row three; Arlie Elsasser, Marcia Eley, row four; James Elliott, Joyce Emery , row five; Janet Endorf, Marvin Estle, row six; Sheila Evans, Doug Everson, Kathy Faimon.

" Personal accomplishments come through your own i n i tiative and by your own drive , " a senior. Seniors take the first step toward a higher education as they wait to take the SAT examination , opposite page. Rebe/a Shipps , Laurie Novak and Nancy Lah m show their "spirit " as they prepare for the homecoming dance, " The Great Pumpk i n ."

Jill Fazel , Ri ch Feldman , Di anne Ferguson , row one; Steve Fielder , Becky Fischer , Jeff Fisher , row two; Brad Flemmig , Jim Folsom , Marnie Fox, row three; Dav i d Franc i s, Tim Francis , Terry Frank , Kenneth Franson , Yvonne Garr i son , row four; Rick Genthe , Nancy Giebelhaus , Lynn Gillispie , Rod Glaser , Jan Gla ze, row five; Mark Gordon , Louise Graesser , Paul Graf, row six; Ji m Green , Ron Greeno , Rick Greer

" I was impressed with the many fine traditions of Northeast , but I also found there were many things which could be improved , and were bein g improved , and were being worked upon by students and faculty alike ," a senior. LN representatives Ron Greeno and Dave Tyler attend the organizational meeting of the intracity Student Advisory Board at Supt. John Prasch's home , below. With bottle in hand, John Bills leads N-Club members through " This is your life Coach Heft. "

Brent Greever, Linda Gr i ce , Andrea Grob , row one; Marcial Guajardo, Toni Gunn, Bill Haas , row two; Mike Hadley, Karen Hageman, Debbie Hahn , Bl ai r Hall , Cathy Hall , Rick Hamilton , row three; Becky Hanna, Jan Hansen , Brenda Hanson , Don Hanson, Martha Harrington, Jeff Harris , row four; Steve Harris , James Haynes , Cheryl Hegener, Don Helmkamp, Lavonne Hennessey, Sharol Hensler.

Susan Hereth, Marilyn Hermann, Nancy .Herpolsheimer , Jim Hertzel , Dave Heying , Jan Hicks , row one; Mike Hi ldebrand , David Hile , Glen Hill , Tyson Hi ll , Ken Hipple , Yvonne Hladik, row two; Gary Hofker , Linda Hohensee , Dave Horner, Doug Hosek , Mike Hotovy , Linda Hunt, row three; Ron Hutchinson , Steve Hutchinson, Ruth Ingwerson.

Cynthia Irick, Jerry Irons, Judy Irons, Annette Jacobsen , Marilyn Janda, JoAnn James, row one; Alette Jensen, Joe Jensen, Francine Jimenez , Gary Johnson , Dianne Johnson, Judy Johnson , row two; Juliann Johnson , Larry Johnson , Todd Johnson, William Johnston, Jackie Jonas , Jim Jones, row three; Harriette Jumper, Laurie Kahl , Deborah Kahler , Ted Karle , Steven Karr , Cliff Karthauser , row four; Nancy Kaye, David Kehm.

" I also wish to open channels of communication between people to a much higher degree ," a senior. Cheryl Hegener and Jackie Lageson display their artistic talents under glass at a Gateway exhibit , opposite page. Terry Mahlman and Tom Casady practi ce a block for winning a debate case

Donald Kehr, Randy Keiser, Judy Keller , row one; Connie Kelley, Rod Kempkes, Joel Kennedy, row two; Pat Killeen , Gary King , James Kirby , row three; Cathy Kirk , Jerry Kirkland , Laura Klein , row four; Duane Knight , Mike Kortum , Steve Kreifels , row five; Bill Krieger , David Kubicek , Mark Kuck , row six; Stephanie Kuebler, Jackie Lageson , John Laher.

Nancy Lahm, Becky Lahr, Thomas Larsen , Nancy Larson, row one.; John Leacock, David Leavitt, Cindi Lee, Bobbie Lehi, row two; Kirby Lehman, Clark Lehr, Dave Lehr , Diana Levorson, row three; Tim Lickei, Chris Lind, Donna Lisle, John Logan, Art Longoria, Becky Loos , row four; Dennis Loos, Rochelle Loos , Pat Lopour , Cathy Love , Keith Ludden , LaMila Lutes , row five; Ilona Machers , Jay Madsen , Joyce Magorian , row six; Terry Mahlman, Mike Mahoney , Nancy Manley.

"I attend school for an education, di-

ploma and a little better chance after- /

wa.rds." a senior. Students wondering +- \.2;

about their future plans attend the Ro-

tar~ Co~ference held at !'Jortheast , during ~

which t1':1e many questt0ns pertaining to G

occupations were answered.

Jeannie Mann, Ken Maresh, Sam Martin, Gayle Matthews, row one; Jeanne Matthews, Robert Mays, Steve McBride, Carole McCormick, row two; Harold McGrew, Mike McKnight, Michelle McLaughlin, Tom Meduna, Mary Mehuron, Larry Meier, row three; Rod Mertz, Leon Meyer, Sherry Meyer, James Michaud, Randal I Moore, Robert Morford, row four; Mike Munday, Jacqueline Munson, Yvonne Munson, row five; Barry Munyon, Joyce Myers, Maureen Myhre

Doug Neberman, Debbie Neisius , row one; Janice Nellis, Phyllis Nelson, row two; Luann Neutzman, Laurie Novak, Roger Nunn, John O'Hare , Gloria Oliver, Barb Olsen, row three; Bernard Olsen, Chris Owen, Sue Packett, Debbie Parker, Sherri Patzel , Linda Peter, row four; Dennis Peterson, Terry Planer, Doris Poor, Marae Raddatz, Charlie Rau, Margye Reeves, row five; Mike Reid, Calvin Reinke, Jerry Renaud, row six; Michael Rhoades, Linda Richards, Cheryl Richardson

Paula Richardson, Marvin Riedel , row one; Rick Rieke , Carol Robertson , row two; Lonnie Robinson, Robert Rogers , row three; Bruce Ross , Karen Ross, Janet Sabalka , row four; Dawn Sanders, Terri Schaffer, Kristie Schamp, Patricia Scharf , Linda Schlegelmilch , Mike Schleicher, row five; Judy Schmidt, Rick Schneider , Delores Schoonover , row six; Steven Schukar, Brad Schuma n, Mike Schuman.

" Even with its problems , I don't feel there is another school with as good a situation for learning, working and fun times," a senior. Treasurer Tom Casady, Secretary Marcia Eley, Vice-president Shirley Arnold and President Joe Jensen converse in the comforts of the student lounge , opposite page. Discussing senior class decisions are second semester class Treasurer Sue Packett, President Bill Crumb, Secretary Pat Broadston and Vice-president Harriette Jumper.

Kent Sears, Su Sehnert, Cindy Sherard, Mark Shields, Rebela Shipps, row one; Jim Sinner, Linda Siske, Christine Skiles, Shirley Slocum , Dan Sloey, row two; Duane Smith , Pam Smith, Paula Smith , Steven Smith , Mary Snell , row three; Joan Snowardt , Judy Sobotta , Jim Sollenberger , Bev Somerhiser , Judy Spader , row four; Greg Srb , Dave Standley, Debbie Stansbury, row five; Doug Sta ples.

" I could write a book about the things I have done , but it might be used as state ' s evidence against me , " a senior. Joe Jensen , first semester sen i or class president , conducts a planning m eeting for the senior party

Joe Starr, Linda Stewart , Mike Steyer, row one; Dean Stilwell , Debbie Stilwell , Dean Strough , Laurie Swanda , Thomas Swanson, row two; Larry Swenson, Ron Swenson , Jody Syme , Tom Tabor , Bev Tenopir , row three; Dan Thompson , Daryl Thompson, Ellen Thompson , Randi Thompson, Rick Thompson, row four; Joe Thoms , Dennis Tipton , Dale Titus , row five; Don Tuma.

" I am thankful for the privilege of being a Rocket ," a senior. In order to show the team that Northeast is number one in spirit , seniors decorate the goal posts prior to kick-off , right. Pam Coatman, head twir l er , practices a new half-time routine , opposite page.

Dave Tyler , Bob Upton , row one; Karen Vance , Mary VandenBosch , Debbie Vanderharr , Mark Van Osdol , Paula Voelker , Pam Wach , row two; Connie Wagner , Tonja Wagner , Debbie Waite , Charles Walek , Jackie Walter , Vicki Waples , row three; Ti m Ward , Glenn Watts , Branda Way , row four; Adell Weihing , Connie Wendt , Russ Went i nk .

Michael Wenzl, Larry West, Mark Westphalen, row one; Cindy Wheeler , Larry White, Bruce Whitefoot , row two; Rick Whiting, Marilyn Wiest , Dave Williams , row three; Steve Williams, Doug Winkler, Don Witulski, row four; Judi Wolfe, Gary Wood, James Woodruff, Jeff Wright, Glenda Wurdeman, row five; Leslie York, Scott York, Beverly Young, row six; Edward Zachek, Gloriann Zier, Steve Zimmer.

Jon Adams , Ronald Aden , Don Adler , Dave Aksamit , Marcia Alber, Adele Allison , Greg Anderson , Mi ke Anderson, Keith Anson , Debbie Armstrong, Britt Baer , row one; Bette Baker , Jon Baker , Kim Baldwin, Tom Barker , Walter Barnes , Don Barry, Patti Barzydlo , Monteal Basler, Carol Bauers , Harlan Bauers , Frank Beaty, row two; Donn Beaver , Ji II Beck , Deborah Becker Barb Beisne-r, Alan Belka , John Bell , Richard Bell , row three; Vicki Belz , Gene Benash , Jeff Bennett , Scott Bergfeld , Arthur Bergman , Karen Bergman , Stan Berlowitz , row four; Terry Bescheinen , Pamila Bickel , Dean Blackford , Glenda Bourne , Chris Botts , Debbie Brannin, Randi Brehm , row five; Robert Brehm , Jeff Brinkman , Lynnette Brooks , Laurie Brown , Beth Buis , Rick Buis , Holly Buis

" Lincoln Northeast is one of the friendliest schools around , " a junior. Representatives Roger Ems, Pam Hogenson and Marilyn Mroz browse through an index of deeds, titles and legal records on County Government Day, opposite page. Demonstrating the power of positive thinking to make a wish come true are these junior class members.

Bruce Bunn , Roxie Burnett, Janet Bushing , Gary Butterfie ld, Stan Butterfield , Liz Byleen , Rick Cadwal l ader , Pam Cameron , row one; Sue Carroll , Vickie Carroll , Byron Cary , Jackie Case , Deborah Caves , Mary Chappell , Fred Christensen , Chr is Clapp , row two; Dave Clapper , Patty Clark , Ben Coburn , row three; Jon Cockrill , Daryl Coffey , Gerald Coleman , row four; Gloria Collier , Betty Collins , Dav i d Co lli ster , row five; Barry Conover , Nancy Cook , Craig Cooper , row six ; Bob Corning , Leroy Covert , Tim Cox , Ron Cramer , Debbie Cratsenburg , Janet Crow , row seven; Jim Curtiss , Carol Damkroger , Cheri Dart , Dwight Dean , Robert DeBusk, Deb Decker.

"You get letdowns here; you get them everywhere. Like finding out you are not ever going to be lively and irresistible, or discovering you have the IQ of a retarded pigeon when all through your life your mother has been telling you that you could be another Einstein," a junior.

Psychiatrists Janet English, Tes Jonas, Roger Heffelfinger, Bob Forney and Tom Barker voluntarily offer their services for the benefit of Northeast students, below. Pam Gustafson and Steve Dickey display the official Mickey Mouse T-shirts, opposite page.

Linda DeGarmo, Margie Dennis, Stephen Dickey, Leila Dieck, row one; Dana Dittmer, Mary Dolan, Kevin Donahoo , Mike Dormer, Debbie Eaton , Kent Edwards , row two; Cindy Ehrlich, Cheryl Eirich, Debby Eley, Crystal Eliker, Lila Emery, Roger Ems, row three; Janet English, Perry Esquivel, Mark Ethridge, Teri Eyster, Mary Fech, Jeanie Federle , row four; Steve Ferguson , Debra Fettin, Doug Finke , Mary Fitl , Fred Fleming, Mike Fleming, Connie Fletcher , Dave Folkerts, Steven Folsom, Mary Forcier, Bob Forney, row five; Garry Forney, Harry Forney, Allan Fox, Wendy Francis, Linden Franson, Patricia Franson, row six; Scott Franz, Steve Freese, Debra French , Vaughn Fritts , Lee Froschheiser, Debra Frye.

Sandra Furrer , Janet Fye , Cindy Gabel , Margaret Garrels , Darwin Garton , row one; Jeff Gaskins, Carol Gerbeling , Jodi Gleason , Mike Godden, Cindy Gossard , row two; Marily Gorz, John Gotchall , John Grady, Jolynn Gray, Richard Greb, row three ; Debbie Greenfield , Kent Griffin , Daniel Gross , Amado Guilarte , Terry Gunn , row four; Pam Gustafson , Craig Haar, Jerry Haas , Jeff Hall , Rebecca Halleen , Marian Hamby, Douglas Hanneman, Charmaine Hansen, Dave Hansen , Judy Harmon, Donna Harned, row five; Susan Harrifeld , Steve Harriman, Peggy Hart, Debbie Hauder, Ann Hayes , Roger Heffelfinger , Brad Heiliger, John Heise , Patty Hendrych, Allan Hennecke , Mitzie Hennessey, row six; Tom Henson , Tom Hereth , Nansy Hergert, Mike Hermance, Julie Herstein, Cindy Hertzel , row seven; Micheal Higgins, Tom Higgins , Sally Highfield , Patti Hill, Rollie Hill , Sharon Hitz , row eight; Ken Hoage, Marcia Hoffman, James Hofker, Pam Hogenson, Connie Holmberg , Linda Hotovy.

George Howard , Philip Hughes, Sherrie Humann , Jeri Hurlbut, Helen Hyde , Virginia Irw i n, Arletta James , Kim Janney, row one; Jeff Janssen, Teresa Jenkins, Arlene Johnson , Beverly Johnson, Dan Johnson , Jim Johnson , Linette Johnson , Ralph Johnson , row two; Shirlene Johnson , Teresa Jonas , Alice Jorgensen , Kathy Joseph , Bruce Joye , row three; Roberta Kaenel , Linda Kalcik , Nancy Kassebaum, Debby Kelly , Jane Kennedy, row four; Vicki Kerns , Nancy Kerrey , Suzy Ketterer, Christine Keyser , Mike King , row five; Dean Kirby , Terry Kirk , Lynn Kleeb , Tom Knapp , Tim Knight , row six; Dav i d Kobek , Mary Kortum , Richard Kouma , Michael Kovar , Kim Kramer , row seven; Dianne Krecklow , Mike Kreifels , Gary Krogh, Pam Krohn , Pam Krumm

"One goal I've set is to survive one more year at Northeast," a junior. President Donna Lahm , Vice-president Jim Underhill, Secretary Debbie Armstrong and Treasurer Patty Wilson look for odd jobs, opposite page. Planning the JuniorSenior dance are second semester class Vice-president Debby Eley, Secretary Becky Orr, Treasurer Marjean Vandhal and President Steve Landenberger

Katherine Krumme , Ruth Kuhfahl , Diane Kurtzer , Jim Lafollette , Steven Lagemann , row one; Donna Lahm, John Lamborn , Lori Lamphear , Steve Landenberger , Cynthia Lape, row two; Sonja Larson, Randy Leacock, Anne Lee, Dan Lehr , David Lentfer ; row three; Loren Leonard , David Lewis, Tim Liddick , Sue Lightner , Rob Lobed a, Chris Lot gren, Sharon Lopour, Bruce Lovejoy, Sharon Lovell , Jayne-Mahoney, Mary Martin, row four; Keith Mastin , Mary Mattern , Peggy May, Mike McCleery, Robin McConnell, row five; Loyce McCormick, Vicki McDiffett, Shyla McGill , Terry McGregor, Paul McIntosh.

Joan McKernan, Kevin McKinney, Jo McMahan, Ed McMeen , row one; Rick Medearis, Mike Meehan, Pat Mehuron , Raymond Meints , row two; Connie Menebroker, Rick Messing , Mark Metcalf, Dan Mick, row three; Mark Miller , Gary Miller, Richard Miller, Sandi Miller, row four; Clay Milleson, Cyndy Mitchell, Wanda Mitchel l, Tom Morey, Gary Morrison , Peggy Morton, Marilyn Mroz , Karey Mulder , Debra Murrell , Anita Myers , Karen Nilson, row five; Susan Ninneman , Dan Ore, Becky Orr , Randall OWett , Nancy Pappa, Paul Parizek , Stanley Parks, Denise Parry, Nancy Parry , Daniel Payne, Jim Payne

" If you want something you must work toward it , it is not handed to you on a silver platter ," a junior. Clyde Sutter looks into the stars to find what lies ahead in his future , opposite page top. This committee took the responsibility of planning the Candleligh t, center. Linda Schneider , Connie Weyers , Pam Cameron, Jean Federle and Judy Harmon , assisted by Kim Berger practice cheers for the final varsity cheerleader tryout.

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, Dale Peter , Mark Peters , Rox i Pe t ers, Susan Peterson , row one; Linela Pet racek , Cathy Pettet, Tracy Pettit, Denice Pickerill , Diane Pickerill , Greg Pickerill , row two; Jennie Piipo , Marchelle Plucknett , Cheryl Pohlman , Gary Pohlman , Cindy Pont , Mary Poulos , row three; Roy Powell , Connie Prai , Michael Pratt , Roberta Rada, Cheryl Rap , Don Reinhart , row four; Steve Remmenga , Carolee Rhoadarmer , Sandy Rhoada rmer, Carol Ri ley, Cindy Rinne, Kev i n Rivett , row five; Cynthia Robinson , Steven Rob i son , Bruce Rodgers , Debbie Rodgers , Larry Rohrer , Janet Rood , Eugene Rorabaugh , Teresa Rose , Eugene Rosenberry , Rod Rosenthal.

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John Rote rt , Lori Rotthaus , Debbie Rowden , Susie Ruhmann , Jan ice Rustermier , James Ryan , Deb Sauer , Dennis Scheer , Eva Schilke, row one; Terry Schilke , Alan Schlattman , Randy Schlegel , Rhonda Schlegel , Rita Schlegel , Ron Schluter, Loren Schm i dt , Wayne Schm i dt , Linda Schneider , row two; Terry Schne i der , Randy Schroeder , Sharyn Schukar, Gus Schuldt, Karen Schwabauer , row three ; Debbie Shanks , Rick Shaw , Mark Sheldon, Kathy Shelton , Bett i Shepard , row four; Jim Shepard, Cathy Sieck , Brian Simpa , Sus ie Sizemore , Linda Slaughter , row five; Bonnie Smith , Christina Smith , Gail Smith , Olga Smith, Carol Sohl.

" There are a lot of adjustments to make , some that I still haven ' t gotten used to ," a junior. A moment of solitude was a moment of thought for Junior Bruce Rodgers , opposite page. Creating a lot of competition at the rallies became a significant job for Colerick ' s corner.

Larry Spaulding , Kathy Spaur , Rick Standley, Monte Steenson , Steve Stehr , Karen Steinbrugge , Scott Steinhagen , Shery l Stevens , Pame l a Stickney, Kim Stinehagen, row one; Jeff Stiverson, Bobette Story , Leon Story, Trudy Strauch , Carol Stolzenburg , Brad Sturgeon , Kathy Suesz , row two; Gary Sullivan , Bill Sundeen , Arlene Sutter, Clyde Sutter, Sandy Svoboda, Beth Swanson, Randy Swanson , row three; Mike Swartz, Sue Swartz, Ann Swearingen , Dick Taylor, Gary Taylor , Roberta Taylor, Susan Taylor.

Terri Thiesfeld , Rhonda Thurber , James Tompsett , Doug Tracy, Steve Triplett , Dixie Troutt, Gail Tudor , Jim Underhill , row one; Julie Urbauer , Shelley Uttecht , Robert Utterback , Dan Uyesato , Marjean Vandahl , LouAnn VanHorn , Judy Vifquain , Mike Voecks , Bob Vrana , row two; Cheryl Waite , Susan Wagner , Bradley Walker , Rhonda Walker , Nita Walters , Dean Wampler , Patty Watts , Alan Webb , Randy Weblemoe , row three; Mike Weekly , Juanita Welander, David Wenzel, Ann Wenzl , Don Wesely , row four ; Ann West , Bart West , Di ane Westling, Connie Weyers, Ann Wiedman, row five ; Lyn Wilcox , James Wilkerson, Ardis Wilkinson , Nancy Willemson , Patty Wilson , row six; Steven Wilson, Jan Wisehart , Diana Wollen, Joe Wright , Mark Wulf, row seven; Tom Yearley, Don Young , Nancy Zang, Greg Zessin , Cheryl Zier.

" I wouldn ' t pick any other school to attend but Northeast, " a junior. Junior boys artistically sculpture a rocket in the snow.

" I was afraid that I'd get lost and that I'd never be able to know my way around, even when I was a senior ," a sophomore. All set for a big day of riding is Scott Stotts.

Leonard Ables , Larry Adams , Shirlene Adams , Yana Albers , Arlen Albert , Michael Allen, row one ; Rhanda Allen , Roberta Allen , Jane Anderson , Janice Anson , Cindy Arnett , Larry Arnold , row two; Mark Arnold , Sara Arow, Eric Asboe, Beth Atkinson , Kevin Avey , row three; Jeff Axthelm , Mark Bach , Rene Bailey, Kathy Barney , Sue Barton , row four; Joyce Bates , Richard Batty, Duane Baty , Terr i Baty, Kurt Bauer , row five; Joe Beaderman , Patsey Belk , Janelle Belknap , Mike Belknap , Toby Bell , David Berger , row six; Paul Bergman , Daina Bergman is , Karen Berka , Cathy Bloom , Joann Boettcher, Bob Bohaty, row seven; Roger Bolan , Tony Bonelli , Kathy Borcher , Joe Borchers , Aloma Bouma , Julie Bouma.

Cynthia Bowsman , Lynn Boyte , Wendy Brehm , Charl ie Bright , Pamela Brophy, John Bruner, row one; William Buell , Roger Bush, Jan Buss , Gareld Butler, Kathryn Caauwe , Randal l Cades , Mi ke Ca l dwe ll, Car l Campbell, James Campbell, Jim Cardwell , Marla Carlton , row two; Steve Carr , Mike Carstens , Steve Cartagena , Leta Carter , Amber Caughey , Mike Chaffee , Dave Chr i stensen , Nancee Christensen , Sandy Christie , Cece li a Clark, Janis Clark, row three; Kathy Clark , Patty Clark , Peggy Coatman, Sharon Coates , Jenn ifer Cockrell , Chris Cole , Elmer Cole , Randall Cole , Kathy Co l lier , Terry Colvert, JoAnn Cook, row four; Margaret Cook , Terri Cook , Gail Coolen , Kristi Coon , Sheryl Covert , Janelle Cox , Don Craft.

"Just being here makes me feel important," a sophomore. First semester class President Richard Dale, Treasurer Cathy Blume , Secretary Dixie Flaherty and Vicepresident Dave King check the daily newspaper for school news , opposite page. Women's Lib hits the soph class second semester with the leadership of President PeggyCoatman, Vice-president Jodi Wagner, Secretary JoAnn Poor and Treasurer Sandi Huber.

Mark Cromer, Paulette Crosiek , Mark Crouse , Robert Cummins, Richard Dale, Rick Dana , row one; Larry Darr, Cheri Daugherty , Yvonne Davis , Susan DeBoer, Ellen Decker , Mike Decker , row two; Nolan Decker, John Deeds , Mary Deines , George Desiniotis , David Deterding, Janet DeWitt, row three; Mike Diehl, Dale Dinsmore, row four; Debra Dirksen , David Dloughy, row five; Denis Dodd , Richard Dolezal , row six; Don Dondlinger , Terry Dopp , Gary Doty, Debbi Dow , Jenny Drabant , Jack Durst, row seven ; Kathy Dvorak , Randy Dyer , Diane Eckstein , Julie Eley, Dan Elliott , Jeanne Ellis , row eight; Tim Elsbernd, Ki t Emery , Doug Embree , Susan Emmons , Rickey Ems , Gaylene Engelsgjerd

Patricia Erks , Kathi Ernst , Gloria Esquivel , row one; Randy Everson , Patrick Ewoldt , Mark Farmer , row two; Susan Farnsworth , Guy Farr , Pam Fink, row three; Dale Finke , Jeff Finley , Dixie Fl aherty , Stan Foreman , Dan Forst , Lisa Foster , row four; Fred Fowler, Kerry Fox , Mike Frain , Jim Fritts ; Deonne Fuehring , Randy Fujan , row five; Gary Gandara, Mike Garrison , Patti Geist , Donna George , Bob Gies , Barb Gillan , row six; Chris Gillispie , Steve Glantz , Steve Gochnour , Rick Goldsby , Gwen Graesser, Dw i ght Green , row seven; Pam Green , Ri chard Green , Dixie Griffin , Diane Guerry, Wrendy Guthmiller , Debbie Haar.

" I thought I would be a separate , unincluded part of the school because I was a ' dumbsoph ' , " a sophomore. Lisa Foster admires her locker as she finds someone remembered , opposite page left. A relieved Jenny Drabant receives her driver ' s license , center LuAnn Weber , Sarah Arrow and Becky Wi nkler take time out to enjoy life.

Jean ie Haase , Ron Hadley, row one; Steve Hadley, Will i am Haeffner, row two; Becky Hahn, Ramona Hahn , Pam Hall , Robert Hamel , Judy Hanna , Wendy Hanna , Beth Hanneman , row three; Debbie Hanneman , Candy Hansen , Pam Hanson , Myrtle Har ri s, JoEllen Harrold , ?au l Hartz , David He l ler ich , Patty Helmick , Linda Henry, Pam Henshaw, Mike Hens ley , row four; LuAnn Henson , Steve Hermann , Bill Herr , Doug Hicks , Peggy Hielen , Gayle Hil bert , Debbie Hi lsabeck, row five; Steve Hlav ica , Mi ke Hoffer, Debbie Hogan , Craig Hollers, Jan Ho ll ett , Julie Holmes , Susan Horner, row six ; Sandi Huber, Debb ie Huckeba , Susan Hughes , Peggy Hunt , Bob Hur lbut , Glenda Hutchison , Steve Isaacs, row seven; Ci ndy lrmer, Rebecca Ir ick , Nancye Jacobsen , Richard Janssen , Steve Janssen , Sco t t James , Steve Jellesy.

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" I was hoping that everyo n e would just pCt themselves instead of worry i ng about what other people think ," a sophomore. Richard Colerick ai ds dizzy-eyed sophs in checking over the i r cl ass schedules , opposite page top. Super sophs join in the spirit during the traditiona l class victory yell , opposite page bottom. Enjoying the extended Christmas vacation are Sophomores Jim Payne , Tim Peterson , Bob Schafer and Dennis Petri.

Car l a Krumme , Lynn Kucera , Vern Kuhn , Mi chael Kuwitzky , Jim Ladd , row one; Sherry Lande nberger , Randy Landstrom , Jon Lane , Lar ry Lantz , Jim Larsen , Donna Larson , Ron Larson , Sheri Larson , Joni Lawson , John Lee , Diane Lehechka , row two; Rob Lehr , Linda Lempka , Daryl Lenz , Jer i Linder , Linda Lionberger , Laura Logan , Byron Low , Michael Love l ace , Gary Luedtke , Rodney Luft , Paul Luke, row three; Larry Lutz , Steve Lutz , She i lah Lybarger , Christine Lyman , Mary Manning , Steve Markwardt , Jerry Ma rshall , row four; Richard Marshall , Richard Martin , Bruce Maske , Eva Mattern , Barb Matthews , Jeannie Maxson , Bob May, row five; Patrick McClure, Debbie Mccown , Debbie McCracken , John McLaughlin , Patti McMullen , Pat McNeil , Susan Meal how.

" I expected Northeast to be bigger and scarier ," a sophomore. Rose Mary Scalf and Diana Richards submit to blowing their minds , opposite page top. Trying to wink his way through his world studies course is Greg Weiler , opposite page bottom. Sophomores enjoy refreshments during the annual Sophomore Tea sponsored by the Reserve Pep Club

Teri Mehlin , Dan Meier , Lori Meier, Randy Meier, Vern Meints , James Melson , Terry Mentgen , Steven Michels , Doug Miller, Gregory Miller, row one ; Joe Mil ler, Maureen Miller, Sandra Mi ller, Susan Milburn , Steven Mill et, Kathy Mitcheltree , Louis Mitzner, Mike Mizerek , Rhonda Moeller , Barbara Moore , row two; Joanne Morford , Darlene Morin , Vince Morin , Robin Moritz , Mi ke Morrison , Barb Mueller, Susan Munday, row three; Michael Munden , Ron Murphy, Marc Nagele , Sally Nekich , Dennis Nelson , Jane Nelson , Mike Neukirch , row four ; Nanette Newcomb , Debra Newman , Ken Northup , Kent Oakeson , Steve Oberg , Jeff Obrecht , Chuck Olsen

David Oneel , Leslie Outz , Melodee Owens , Scott Packett , Rob Pageler , Ken Palensky , row one; Rick Pape , Michae l Paul , Pam Paul Dixie Payne , Gregg Pearce , Steve Penkava , row two; Tim Peterson , Dennis Petri , Dan Pickerel , Dan Pickerill , Becky Pierce , Steve Pierce , row three; Doug Pillard, JoAnn Poor , Susan Powers , Crystal Price , Gaylene Price , row four; Peggy Price , Wi llie Pueppka , David Raddatz , Myrrel Raddatz , Susan Raecke , row five; Robbin Ragland , Nikki Rasmussen , Becky Ray , Lonn i e Ray , Pam Reed , row six ; Diane Reilly, Don Renaud , Burk Renner , Susan Rich, Diane Richards, row seven; Mike Richmond , Linda Riebe , Charlie Rise, Steve Roberts , Paige Rodgers

Randy Rollf , Terri Rood , Vicki Ross , Martin Rost , Lavonne Rotschafer , Clarice Roush , row one; Roy Rowbal , Mark Rowe , Denn i s Royer , Mike Runyan , Dennis Rupert , Mark Russell , row two ; Tom Saba l ka , Bob Sampson , Torrey Sandin , Rose Mary Scalf , row three; Robert Schaffer, Steve Schappaugh , Denise Scharton , Steve Scharton, row four; Cindy Scheer , Doug Scheffert, Pam Scherer , Janice Schlattmann, row five; Damon Schleicher, Aaron Schoeneman, Allan Schoenfeld , Robert Schoenleber, row six; Bob Schulenburg , Greg Scott, Brenda Seale , Melodie Seyersdahl , Sheree Sharp , Melody Sherard , row seven; Marty Shields , Debbie Shonerd, Stephen Simmons , Teri Sipp , Debra Sitzman , Debbi Ski l lett, Susan Slechta.

" Why do the boys line up in the halls? " a sophomore. Peggy Hunt finds out high school brings responsibility a mile high , above. Sophomore and junior girls unite to participate in Rocket spirit , opposite page.

John Slosson , Dave Smith , Dave Smith, Marilyn Smith, Ray Sm ith , Richard Smith , Terri Smith , Ralph Spangler, Susie Spath , row one; Bill Spilker, Debbie Squires , Doug Srb , Pam Stahurski, Rick Stalder, Neil Standley, Dan Steele , Michele Steinman, Barbara Stevens , row two; Beverly Stevens , Pam Stoddard , Roger Stolley, Mark Stoner , Patricia Story, row three; Scott Stotts, Michael Strain , Da le Strough , Gary Suesz , Steve Sulek, row four; Debbie Sullivan, Tom Sundeen , Melvin Svoboda, Pat Swanson , Bill Swearingen , row five; Vernon Swenson, Sue Syme , Scott Tabor, Marvin Tejral, Judy Tenopir, row six; Lori Tenopir , DeAnn Thiesfeld, Jean Thomas, Phyllis Thompson , Keith Titus, row seven; BettyJo Tjarks , Janene Tjarks , Rawley Tomes, Linda Toohey, Janet Traver

Kim Truax , Roberta Turner, John Tyler , Danny Upton , Rhonda Upton, Bob Vance , row one; Bill Vanderford , Nancy Voecks , Scott Votava , Laura Vrana, Betty Wagner , Jodi Wagner, row two; Steve Wagner, Chuck Waldron , Patty Ward , David Ware , Mark Warren, Adele Weber , row three; Luann Weber , Debi Weeks , Connie Weers , Greg Weiler , Janet Wel ls, Denise Wendt , Jean Wenzel , row four; James Wesely, Duane West , Patricia West , Tom Westover, Tim Westrick , Kathy White , Patti Whitefoot, row five; David Wiest , Jeff Wilson , Pauline Wimberly, Linda Winchester , Becky Winkler , Mary Wissink , Beth Witham, row six; Jerry Witters, Esther Woellhof, Carolyn Wolfe , Karen Wolfe, Marilyn Wolfe, Sheila Wolfe, Tim Woodcock, row seven; Jim Woodside , Nancy Wright , Jerald Wurdeman, Jim Yearley, Gayle Yocum, Alan Zavodny, Kery Zimmerman

" The one word that really says my feeling is PRIDE ," a sophomore. Expressing the motto of the sophs is Mark Bach ' s Spirit Week sign, top left.

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"The individual language club will bring the member closer to a particular culture," according to Mrs. Muriel Shores, French Club sponsor.

Activities of the French club included Fete de la Rois , a fondue party and a tea for the AFS students, while Spanish Club members celebrated Christmas with pinatas, Spanish guitars and other festive customs of Spain.

Spanish music , decor and food g i ves Spanish Club members a taste of the life , left. German students Dave Clapper and Donn Beaver deposit stamps that will be sent to a German orphanage for reprocessing , below left. Karen Schwabauer feasts on tacos , tamales and tortillas at a Mex i can restaurant , below center. Practicing on their recorders for an al/city Christmas party sponsored by the French Club are Andrea Grob, Rick Hamilton and Sheila Evans , below right. French <;lub members put the finishing touches on their pastries , yule logs and punch which they will serve to visiting high school club members

The annual AFS assembly acquainted the student body with Andrea and Lena , below left. Andrea indulges in a few moments of relaxation with her American sister , Adell Weihing , right. Lena teaches her sister Sue Swartz the fine points of Swedish cooking, bottom left. Lena and Andrea added international flavor to traditional Christmas carols.

"AFS is an excellent program that provides an opportunity for communication between countries and peop I e," according to Lena Ahnlund, Af S student from Sweden.

The Class of '71 welcomed Lena and Andrea Grob of Switzerland as members of the Lincoln Northeast student body.

"The student body has welcomed us not because we are visitors but because we are now part of Northeast," commented Andrea.

An assembly introduced the visiting AFS students and explained to the student body the purpose of the

AFS ' ers were quickly caught up in the fervo r of Rocket spirit, far left. Andrea tested her skill on the Northeast stage in " The Man Who Came to Dinner ," left. Becky Orr and Adell Weihing shop fo_r luggage in early preparation for thetr anticipated trips abroad.

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As in other years, Kings tickets were sold to encourage support of the program and assist the school in sponsoring future exchange students to Northeast. ·

Chosen for placement abroad in 1971 are Adell Weihingand Becky Orr.

"AFS will provide a chance to see another country and also experience a totally different environment," commented Adell.

"Youth concern is the only way for a world of trouble and hatred to be resolved to a peaceful place to live in," according to Becky.

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Reserve Cheerleaders Mitzi Hennessey, Lynn Wilcox, Patty Wilson, Debby Eley, Sonja Larson and Pam Krohn work to promote Rocket spirit , top. Enjoying the variety of food at the pot luck dinner are Debbie Armstrong , Diane Kurtzer and Liz Byleen, above. Vice-president Marjean Vandhal and President Becky Orr arrive early to decorate the cafeteria for the pot luck dinner, right.

Jody Gleason conveys the philosophy that happiness is a Northeast victo r y , right. The Reserve Pep Club ' s jubilant cries of victory ring through the corridors of Pershing, below. Susie Sizemore discovers the last minutes of the game can be the most agonizing , bottom.

" The ma i n objective of having a reserve pep club is to back up secondary teams and to insure overall spirit throughout the junior class," explained first semester President Tess Jonas.

New uniforms gave a refreshing outlook to the club. Making signs, attending specific athletic events and participating in Spirit Week were activities that kept the members busy.

Members expressed feelings such as, "I enjoy being part of Northeast's spirit," and "Pep club helps me see Northeast as a whole, not as three separate classes."

Also fostering spirit were the six reserve cheerleaders who spent many hours creating coach and locker signs and practicing cheers. Reserve cheerleader Mitzi Hennessey felt, "cheering is more than fun and excitement, it requires a lot of time, effort and practice put forth by each girl."

Greeting the football team is the traditional spirit line , right. Collecting on her sale of a Rockette hat to Lavonne Hennessey is Becky Hanna , below left. " Color My World " is the theme used by Rockettes in decorating the gym for the Turnabout dance , below right.

What is it like to be president of Rockettes? From the president's standpoint "it can be frustrating and scary to talk to a l l those girls at once, but also a wonderful experience. " The vice-president, secretary and treasurer would most likely say the same thing.

What is it like to be a member of Rockettes? Making Spirit signs, attending games and meets as schedu I e d , promoting school spirit, planning, organizing and rendering services to the school were all duties of a Rockette. The most popular change the Rockettes would like to see made, is to have the president serve a full year instead of one semester.

Phyllis Nelson chats with a Lincoln High Pepper during half-ti me , below. Carol Robertson , Pam Brown , Becky Drabant and Brenda Hanson nourish their spirit by starting the day with breakfast , bottom left. Looking over suggested designs for this year ' s spirit buttons is Ilona Machers , bottom right.

Paying a visit to the concession stand during half-time are Nancy Larson and Cindi Brotzman, above. Examining the 13-~onth calendar to be sold for a money mak,ng project is Linda Hohensee far right. '

Judy Ahrens receives a " Bippy " as her reward for being a top seller of the 13month calendars , far left. Winners of the door and sign contest receive their awards from Rockettes Sherri Patzel and Ilona Machers, below. Attending the Rockette sponsored chili feed are Conn i e Bailey, Pam Wach , Brenda Hanson, Carol Robertson, Patty Brinkman and Jeanne Matthews , bottom.

Signs and posters were first seen throughout the halls of Lincoln Northeast during a mini spirit week which started the school year. The traditional spirit week during second semester combined hours of concentration and work to unify the school in attaining the goal of ultimate Rocket spirit.

Many students got together over semester break to create their masterpieces which were judged later in the week. First pla y e prizes were awarded to Debbie Kalcik and Susan Powers in the door and sign contest.

Spirit Girl for 1971 was Shirley Arnold. "I was really touched that the Rockettes gave me the honor of being Spirit Girl, and you can bet I'm going to Iive up to it," expressed Shirley after receiving the honor.

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r-.Shyla McGill and Karen Schwabauer launch their Rocket spirit by competing in the door and sign contest , top left. Joy beams through Shirley Arnold ' s face as she is announced Spirit Girl of 1971 , above. Pam Brown presents a first place award to Duane Schultz , the most spirited teacher , right.

Preparing to choose her future dream date is Dorothy (Jim) Ahlstedt, left. Ronnie J Rocket primps to make sure everything is in place, below left. Modeling the typical leisure time apparel of Marty Shields in the fashion show is Pat Lopour, bottom.

In reaction to the 1971 Spirit Week, first semester Rockette President Harriette Jumper stated, "I thought it was really great People showed a lot more spirit than in previous years and many more people were a part of it."

A sneak preview of what the basketball team wears during their leisure time was presented at the annual rally. Rockette members modeled actual sportswear of the players, topping it off with a typical view of Coach Ed Johnson. Also presented at the rally was a satire of the ever popular Dating Game featuring well known model Dorothy Ahlstedt, who was faced with the challenge of choosing her escort for the festivities. Eligible bachelors included Mad Mother Spartan, Delbert de Knight and lovable Ronnie J. Rocket.

"Being a cheerleader at LN means you have to be sort of an ambassador to represent your school. You learn to work with a group of other girls , exchanging ideas and learning to work under pressure at inconvenient times.

It seems like you are never quite done with locker Signs, door signs

and rally signs. It takes a lot of work, but you get repaid a million times over.

Promoting spirit at LN was not hard to do since the student body kept our tradition of having so much spirit. There is no other feeling like that of leading the entire school together in a cheer."

Terry Bartlett, row one; Laurie Novak , Judy Schmidt , Jackie Jonas , row two; Sue Collins , Patty Broadston , Rebe/a Shipps, row three; Marcia Eley.

"This year for the first time the varsity cheerleaders have been cheering all year long instead of changing with the sports season. I feel the changes have accomplished their objectives, and it has also shown that it is the girls themselves who must make it work. Neither the old or the new system can eliminate the inability to cooperate wtth each other," stated Mrs. Nancy O'Brien, cheerleader sponsor.

Ellen Thompson, Marilyn Wiest , row one; Debbie Eisel , Kim Berger , row two; Maureen Myhre , Nancy Lahm

"Watermelon, watermelon, watermelon rind; look at the scoreboard and see who's behind."

Highlighting the activities of N-Club this year were Happy Brithday Greetings to Football Coach Robert Els, and a skit portraying the life of Gymnastics Coach Robert Heffelfinger.

According to Jeff Bell, N-Club president, "N-Club is an organization of lettermen, designed to promote sportsmanship and recognize athletic achievement."

Confident N-Club members give the victory sign, top. President Jeff Bell, Vicepresident Larry West and Secretary-treas u rer Jim Sinner conduct the N-Club meeting under the supervision of Bun Galloway, above left. Collecting from Pam Brown is Jeff Wright who is selling programs with fellow member Pat Killeen.

The crowning touch to a lot of hard work for Chuck Olsen is the acceptance of the school letter , left. N-Club proved that girl ch ,~erleaders are not the only ones possessing that extra bounce, top. NClub members display their usual school enthusiasm with homemade visual aids.

Masque and Gavel members kept busy organizing an improvisational group entitled "The Brewery." Its purpose was to provide entertainment at school functions and private gatherings.

"I like Masque and Gavel because it is different from other groups. The people are warm and uninhibited," stated Sandi Furrer, member.

A lot of hard work went into the presentation of the skit "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" at elementary schools in December.

The moment arrives for the initiation of the new Masque and Gavel members, top left. Ron Hutchinson, the Grinch, recites his vicious lines in Masque and Gavel's presentation of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" at North Park Elementary School, top right. Karen Brammer, Mark Peters and Jim Fritts go door to door selling tickets for the school play "The Man Who Came To Dinner", above left. All eyes are on members as they enact a scene from Whoville.

Susan Carroll has a front row seat for this demonstration about botany , far left. Demonstrations played an important role in the Science Club ' s meetings held this past year, left. Marvin Riedel takes a close look through an electron microscope , below left. Robert Resz , along with other club members , watch an experiment performed by one of their many guest speakers , below right. Nancy Larson , Marvin Riedel and Lindon Franson combine their skills to set up this experiment

"Science Club attempts to give people who have an interest a chance to observe various applications of the field," explained Mr. Robert Resz, sponsor of the club.

Activities of the club gave each member a chance to broaden his interest in specific fields of SCienCe. Some of these activities included a tour of the different science fields at Wesleyan, a speaker on the topic of botany and a visit to the medical laboratory at Veterans' Hospital.

Aside from annual projects such as the spring banquet and entering district competition, members of FFA found themselves soliciting magazine subscriptions, ringing bells for the Salvation Army and forming a basketball team.

Awards included a thirdplace team finish in the District II Livestock Contest, a second-place finish in overall individual competition for Mike Hermance, FFA president and a plaque given in appreciation for the bell ringing project.

"The ultimate goal of our Red Cross chapter is to involve and serve people," explained Mrs. Nesha Schumann, Red Cross sponsor.

Service projects, constructing toys for the children of TRY, sponsoring the annual assembly and sponsoring a two-day open house displaying aspects of Red Cross, a 11 helped to fu If i 11 their goal of personal involvement and group sharing. Members also found it enjoyable just "getting together."

FFA members Mike Bomberger and Mike Strain get together to study an agriculture project , top left. Accurate measurement of materials for an experiment concerning soil nutrition is observed by Tim Woodcock , top right. Student organizers Chris Smith , Sue Carroll, Carol Sohl and Tess Jonas prepare for the R ed Cross membership drive

Contemplating his next move to defeat his opponent Roy Powell is Dave McCormick, below. Concentration is the key strategy between chess players Loren Schmidt and Don Barry , bottom left. Players take steady moves when playing chess.

The Chess Club, under head mentor Mrs. Marie Kelley and led by Captain Don Barry, engaged in intra-city battles this year for the first time. Other co-captains for the team were Vice-president Loren Schmidt and Secretary-treasurer Roy Powell.

All members this year were underclassmen so it appears the whole squad will return for next years's chess contests.

Tim Nilsson , DECA sponsor , conducts a business meeting concerning the resu Its of the Meadow Lane Shopping Center survey , top. Connie Bailey and David McCormick inspect the merchandise at the Northeast Pole , center right. Jim Sinner practices his salesmanship techniques as he persuades Barry Moore to buy a Northeast pennant, below. Ken Maresh takes time out to make popcorn for a DECA enterprise.

"DECA is organized on the local, state and national levels. It gives students a chance to experience work skills before graduation, " according to Tim Nilsson, sponsor.

Members initiated a trade analysis at Meadowlane shopping center. After taking the survey DECA presented the resu Its to the reta i I owners.

The coop plan is practiced by some DECA students, in which they go to school part of the day while also holding a part-time job.

A club connected with communications was this year's Radio Club. It was designed to provide members with the opportunity to discuss radio equipment and actual operating procedures with others of the same interests. President Kurt Bauer found the club interesting because it gave him a chance to be part of the electronic Communication media.

Sponsor Evan Boiler believed "the purpose of the club is to help members prepare for the Federal Communications Commission radio examination."

Club Sponsor Evan Boiler explains the radio's usuage, left. President Kurt Bauer adjusts his radio to a different wave frequency, below. Kevin McKinney illustrates the techniques of operating a radio transmission , center. Kurt Bauer relays a message in morse code to Craig Hollers.

Jody Bonneau musically dreams of Kansas and her home , top. Mrs Vietta Short is presented a plaque by Karen Vance and Jody Bonneau for her 20 years of work with the Penguins , above left. To make the Tinman, Ilona Machers , come alive , Jody applies a little oil to the rusted hinges , above right. The need for precision in any production is shown by these Penguins

"To Oz" the 1970 Penguin show, "was perhaps one of the best performances for a long time," stated "Mama Penguin" Mrs. Vietta Short, the club sponsor.

Many hours of hard work to complete an 82-foot mural, music selections and routine practice all added up to make the show a reality.

Highlighting the show were five solos and the awarding of a trophy to Mrs. Short for 20 years of service.

Such comments as, "I really

liked it," and "it was different, I enjoyed it," could be heard as members were praised following the performance.

In the spring, the members worked on 40 merits by swimming miles and performance stunts. Letters were awarded to these girls at the annual Penguin banquet.

"Penguins is tough and time consuming, but I know I will miss it when I graduate," stated one member.

Nancy

Kerry, the lollipop kid , welcomes Dorothy to Oz, top left. The entire Penguin Club worked on producing a mural featuring the journey of Dorothy to Oz, top right. Lions, tigers and bears were three of the obstacles in Dorothy ' s venture to the Emerald City , left. To keep the glass slippers and see the Wizard, Jody Bonneau as Dorothy, follows the yellow brick road to Oz.

Girl's Athletic Association members participated in swimming and track and field as competitive SpOrtS this year for the first time. Highlights included a G.A.A.-sponsored hockey and volleyball clinic at the University of Nebraska, holiday parties and a mother-daughter playday.

Mrs. Vietta Short, sponsor, stated "I like G.A.A. because it involves all girls regardless of skill."

GAA member Harriette Jumper persuades the 3:16 crowd to invest their savings in an energy bar , top left. Mary Mattern gracefully performs a front walkover , top right. Fellow gymnasts spot Gloria Zier during her routine, above left. Organization is the key word for the " Senior Sockers."

GAA girls participate in a spirited game of basketball to top off a day at school , above. Marae Raddatz found she could join GAA and see the world by scooter, above right.

Along with learning her lines , Patty Watts finds time to construct scenery, below left. The Stanley home is disrupted by a visit at Christmas by Sheridan Whiteside , right. Adell Weihing finds it a great responsibility to assist James Putman as student director , bottom left. Choir boys add to the confusion of Christmas with Whiteside.

"Each play is unique; the first semester play had total cooperation within the C3St, otherwise, it wouldn ' t have been possible to produce such a presentation," stated James Putman, director of "The Man Who Came to Dinner."

The play, staged in the 1940 era, captured the right combination of drama and comedy to make everybody glad the man came to dinner.

Calvesfood jelly takes the place of gold, frankincense and myrh, as Mrs. Dexter and Mrs. Mccutcheon, Joyce Magorian and Bonnie Smith, bring gifts to Whiteside, below. Whiteside, Ron Hutchinson and Banjo, Tom Doughty, find one way to get rid of their problem, Lorraine Sheldon, Cindy Ehrlich.

Miss Preen Patty Watts

Richard Stanley Dave Hile

June Stanley Sandi Furrer

John Don Renaud

Sarah Sue Swartz

Mrs. Dexter .................... ... . . ..... Joyce Magorian

Mrs. Mccutcheon Bonnie Smith

Maggie Cutler Karen Berka

Mr Stanley Kirby Lehman

Dr. Bradley Larry Adams

Sheridan Whiteside Ron Hutchinson

Harriet Stanley Tess Jonas

Bert Jefferson Mark Peters

Professor Metz Keith Ludden

Mr. Baker...................... . ............... Jim Fritts

Lorraine Sheldon Cindy Ehrlich

Sandy Jerry Renaud

Beverly Carlton Mike Kreifels

Wescott Jim Haynes

Banjo Tom Doughty

Mrs. Ernest Stanley Karen Brammer

Kirby Lehman illustrates to Jim Haynes where next year ' s profits are bound for , below left. A final good-bye is said by Kirby Lehman , Jerry Renaud and Tom Doughty as they quietly slip up the ladder to the roof , right. Chosen to discover Uncle Henry ' s body is Adell We i hing , bottom left. Kirby Lehman f i nds the letter that is the key to Patty Watt ' s fainting spell, bottom right.

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Time consuming efforts on the part of both the cast and Cr8W aided in the production of "My Three Angels."

It was basically a fun play centering around the idea that "hope is everything." It was set in French Guiana around Christmas time 1910. Three convicts who work in a shop suddenly discover their involvement in the lives of the people around them.

The final scene convinces everyone that the convicts are really three little angels.

Fe li x Ducote !. Jim Haynes

Emi lie Ducote!. ..... . . . .. . ........... .. . .. .... Tess Jonas

Marie Louise Ductoe l Patty Watts

Mme. Pa role Ade ll We ihi ng

Jose ph Ki rby Leh man

Jul es Jerry Renaud

Alfred Tom Dought y

He nr i Trochard Mark Pet ers

Paul Roger Bolan

Li euten an t Dale Pe ter

An elaborate set for "My Three Angels" is constructed by the cast and crew , top. Caught surprisingly by Tess Jonas is Jerry Renaud during his search for Adolph. above left. Expressing his opinion of Uncle Henry, Mark Peters, is Kirby Lehman , above right. Mark Peters ages and becomes a distinguished character as make-up is applied by Keith Ludden.

All acts join forces to produce the finale of the 1971 Rocket Revue , right. Lori Lamphear entertains the audience with her version of " All the Lonely People ", far right. The pollution act displays a bit of irony in their " America the Beautiful " sign , below. Junior girls participate in a song and dance act entitled " Melvin in Wonderland ", bottom left. Rocket Revue director Duane Schultz gives last minute instructions at the final dress rehearsal

Under the direction of the pilot, Captain R. 0. Cket, the launching of the Star Rocket 1-9-7-1 proved to be one of the most successfu I Rocket Revues ever.

The ship took the audience of passengers on a tour throughout the universe where they visited such sights as the Five Stars of Sound, Aquarius, good old Earth, the Milky Way, Mars, Halley's Comet and Venus.

Through the large observation window at the front of the ship, passengers witnessed the talents of the galaxy inhabitants. The trip included a fractured fairy tale concerning the Grinch on the Milky Way, a look at the pollution situation on Earth, trampolinist Larry West's gravitational experience on the Moon, a modern dance group involved in a "War" on Mars and a glimpse of "Melvin in Wonderland" on the man-made satellite of Echo 11.

Captain R. 0. Cket , Jim Hitch and his valiant crew, Rollie Hill, Pam Wach and Marg ye Reeves bl ,;1st off to another successfu I Rocket Revue , top. GAA puts together an illuminating act as they express their

dance talents, above. Businessman Marily Gorz finds it a wonderful morning · to buy.

The Grinch, Bruce Ross, and his accomplices Bev Dean and Shirley Arnold terrify the Who's as they steal the Fountain of Youth, right. Tower guide Tom Doughty congratulates the crew of the Rocket on another successful flight , far right. Nancy Gielbelhaus , Terry Danek, Dave Williams, Patty Broadston, Rick Couch , John Logan, Sue Collins , Cindy Hertz/ and Jim Hitch join together to produce the sound " Let It Be Me" , below. After many hours of rehearsal , Girls Glee presented their final production of " Who Will Buy This Wonderful Morning "

Girls Glee asked the question "Who Will Buy This Wonderful Morning" on Jupiter while Madrigals entertained on the planet of Venus. • Triple Trio performed for the captivated crowd on the Little Dipper as Boys Octet sang for their "Coney Island Babe" on Neptune. While pausing on Pluto, the audience was enchanted by folk singer Lori Lamphear.

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Aquarius, a different view came into the picture. Soloists Patty Broadston and Jim Hitch entertained to the accompaniment of their own instrumental group.

According to Duane Schulz, Rocket Revue director, this was the best Rocket Revue ever presented at LN.

Bev Dean exposes the problems of pollution , far left. Triple Trio sings a medley of tunes , left. " I Would Rather Be Blue With You Than Happy With Somebody Else " sings soloist Carole McCormick , below left. Tom Doughty attempts to hijack Star Rocket to Uranus , below right. Melvin , Judy Vifquain , gazes in wonder at the Queen of Hearts as the loyal subjects s t and by.

The newly released operetta "Fiddler on the Roof" was set in pre-revo l utionary times in Russia. It combined a touchingand yet humorist sequence of events revolving around a Jewish father and his concern for his daughters' welfare.

"More in-depth study was needed for this play than ever before since it involved a deeper understanding of a specific ethnic group," commented Mrs. Velma Snook, director of the operetta.

Toasting Ron Anderson upon the confirmation of his agreement to marry Tzeitel is Richard Feldman , Gary Morrison , John Rotert and Tim Bach , below. Marcia Eley looks on as Pat Lopour peacefully sleeps and Vaughn Fritts dreams of Fruma-Sarah , Mary Mattern , and Grandma Tzeitel , Peggy May , right. Pat Lo pour cannot ·rouse Vaughn Fritts from his prayer to God , bottom left.

The three anxious young suitors, Jon Baker, Mike Anderson and Clark Lehr patiently await the presence of their intended brides , below. Debbie Kahler and Sue Packett look on as Sue Swartz, Bev Dean and Lori Rotthaus hope for perfect matches, bottom left.

Tevye Vaughn Fritts

Golde Pat Lopour

Tze itel Bev Dean

Hodel. Lori Rotthaus

Chava Sue Swartz

Shprintze Sue Packett

Bielke Debbie Kahler

Yente Marcia Eley

Motel Jon Baker

Sha indel Jeanne Federle

Perchik Mike Anderson

Lazar Wolfe Ron Anderson

Mordcha John Rotert

Rabbi Richard Feldman

Mendel Gary Morrison

Avrahm Tim Bach

Nachum Don Barry

Grandma Tzeitel Peggy May

Fruma -Sarah. Mary Mattern

Constable ............................. . Mark Westphalen

Fyedka Clark Lehr

Sasha Tom Henson

First woman Nita Walters

Second woman Patty Broadston

The NFL put a new foot forward this year with several innOV3tiOnS. Under the supervision of their Coach Jack Mueller the members created a new constitution, which established qualifications for varsity letters, duties and terms of officers and eligibility for membership. Evenings found members enjoying the annual Christmas party, informal research meetings and money raising projects. Participation in interscholastic competition increased individual national standings.

Recording the points earned by NFL members in an inter-school tournament is Terry Mahlman, below left. The NFL confers on the revision of an obsolete constitution, right. Taking time out from interscholastic competition to enjoy the finer moments is the NFL.

An opportunity to get an inside view of Lincoln Northeast facilities was presented this year when North Central Accreditation from Chicago assisted in a total evaluation. Every seven years in each of the Lincoln high schools, the faculty compares their report with North Central representatives who judge adequacy of the areas studied.

It has a double purpose; one is for the student's benefit, especially those planning to continue their education after high school. The other is to protect the student from a def icient educational background when confronted with college requirements.

Becky Drabant , Nancy Lahm , Jerry Barnett , Steve McBride and Pat Lopour , the student committee responsible for evaluating Lincoln Northeast's math department , listen intently as Buren Thomas explains the appraisal procedure

Increased flexibility in class registration accompanied the initiation of the new set of graduation requirements , below left. Taking time out for refreshments at the Candlelight Ball are Scott Knight , Sue Swartz, Rick Genthe and Bob Forney , right. Discussing Fellowship of Christian Athletes activities are Dave Clapper and Mike McCleery.

In performance at one of Northeast ' s assemblies is the Random Sample from San Diego , California, below right. Receiving his seventh period pass permitting him to leave at 2:15 is Randy Weblemoe , bottom left. An informal gathering of the newly formed Book Club includes members Calvin Reinke, Terry Mahlman, Tom Casady , Marvin Riedel an d Mike Brown.

Involvement in the changing scene, that's what it was all about. At first glance games, rallies, activities and homework too often appeared to be the extent of our involvement.

But these pages will relive those moments which we can never live over again, because yesterday is gone. It was the time, our time, when we were a part of the changing scene.

The Ecology Club is mainly concerned with conditions found in northeast Lincoln, top left. At a symposium concerning the image of the police , Dave Tyler and Tom Cardwell moderate a program that includes Lee Liggett and Ben Goble , top right. The Class of '71 relives the thrill of victory, center. Information about the annual March of Dimes campaign is separated by Marilyn Janda and Pam Brown , above left. Larry Swenson counts the letters received by the NORTHEASTERN which promoted the "Lest They Be Forgotten" campaign which asked for the release of all POWS.

Student Council President Steve McBride proudly holds a $1000 check for the Peace Corps to aid in the construction of a foreign school, below. At the Northeast.,. East pep rally a " little people" is "tromping through the Spartans " , bottom left. Among the Student Council activities was the sponsoring of this Hub Club dance, bottom right.

One revolutionary movement after another came to LN this year and each had its moments. Whether it was a response to a plea for help or gaining more responsibility, any change could not have existed without the vital element which we could supply, people.

Unfortunately not all changes or hopes of changes to be made could be right for everyone. This called for a time of questioning and contemplating, but it still took involvement.

Tension mounts as Nancy Herpolsheimer , homecoming chairman , announces the 1970 royalty , below left. Peggy Coatman relays memories of Northeast activities ten years ago , right. Juniors conjure up a bewitching atmosphere for the 1970 homecoming dance

"When I first heard the homecoming chairman call my name I was so numb it took awhile for me to get up from the bench. I was certainly surprised. (Original isn't it!)

I really did not expect it. In fact, I did not think I would even get nominated. It felt good to know I had more friends than I realized.

It was like a dream, a dream I will never forget. It was a great honor to be part of the Homecoming Royalty. I am thankful for the opp~rtunity."

Homecoming activities include senior boys participating in the half-time entertainment , top. The annual alumni reception welcomes back graduates of Lincoln Northeast , above left. Reserve pep club , Rockettes and band members form the background for the homecoming skits

HOMECOMING

Marcia Eley and Ron Anderson , hostess and host, right. Ron Greeno and Rebe/a Shipps , attendants , below left. Laurie Novak and Jim Sinner, attendants

TURNABOUT

Charlie Rau, King of Hearts, above. Larry White, attendant, top left. Bernie Olsen, attendant.

ALL SPORTS

Cliff Karthauser and Laurie Novak , king and queen , above right. Nancy Lahm and Ken Maresh , attendants , above left. Patti Broadston and Rick Genthe , attendants

SPORTS

An individual team

Rather than A team of individuals

Win some

Lose some

Some get rained out

But everyone must Suit up for them all

V,arsity Football Team: M. Kuck , E. McMeen , B. Schuman , D. Standley, J Sinner , D. Neberman , J Gaskins , J Bell , row one. M. Dinsmore , P Graf, J Michaud , S. Stehr, T Mahlman , S Martin , L. Swenson, H. McGrew Brad Schuman knows the " agony of defeat ", right. Halfback Randy Schlegel whips around right end for a long gainer

The 1970 Rocket gridiron squad was faced with the second coaching changeinthelasttwoyea~.

Robert Els was moved up to head coach after Art Bauer accepted a new coaching career in Washington . Assisting Coach Els was University of Nebraska football standout Barry Alvarez.

The young Rocket squad posted a disappointing 3-6 record but proved to be a big city threat.

Coach Els stated, "I was disappointed in our season for the fact that we thought we had a better team than our record showed. One problem was that we had a young ball club in the sense that we did not have many boys who had varsity playing experience."

Dave Standley puts the finishing touches on this play started by another Rocket defender, above. Off and running to find a would-be tackler is number 81, Mike Anderson, left. Varsity Football Team: J. Grady, J. Hertzel, R Anderson , C. Brown , D. Sloey, R. Schlegel , G. Kennell , T. Hen· son , T. Danek , row one. C. Froschheiser, J. Barnett , K. Hipple , J. Wright, M. Reid, M. Shields , G Sullivan , R. Genthe , M Anderson , B. Walker.

The Rockets were plagued with bad luck several times as they were able to march the ball all the way down the field but could not get the ball across the goal line.

But at every game the Rockets seemed to be full of spirit. "We had spirit all of the time, even if we lost, the boys came out on the practice field ready for the next game," stated Coach Els.

The Rockets boasted four gridders to the "All-City" squad. Ron Anderson was a unanimous choice for the fullback spot as Jim Sinner was selected at end. Tackle Larry Swenson and End Ken Hipple were elected to the honorable mention squad. Sinner and Anderson were members of the elite "All-State" honorable mention team.

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squad fell in their traditional season-opener to Fremont 12-2. The Rockets scored as their stubborn front wall forced a safety in the first quarter. The potent Fremont offensive attack and an intercepted pass set up the winning Tiger touchdowns.

Northeast drew their second loss in a row as cross-town rival Southeast blanked the Rockets 28-0. Several Rocket errors proved costly as the Knights scored on every turnover. The only sustained Rocket drive was halted at the 10-yard line by a Knight interception.

Da n Sloey encourages his teammates from the sidelines, opposite page top. Center Jeff Bell provides a block for quarterback Gay/en Kennell who fires another comple t ed pass, opposite page bottom left. Ed McMeen and Mike Anderson love to get to the ball even if it means blocking a punt , opposite page bottom right. Northeast's co-captains Ron Anderson and Jim Sinner shake hands with the Lincoln High representatives before the opening coin toss, left. Fullback Ron Anderson escapes into the end zone as he did many times throughout the year , bottom left. Northeast scores a TD against fourth-ranked Bellevue.

Pius X edged the Rockets 7-6 as the Rockets held the lead until late in the second quarter. Mike Anderson and Ed McMeen blocked two punts The second attempted punt was picked up by Anderson who carried it over for the score. The Rockets gambled for two extra points but could not cross the goal line.

An impressive Rocket ground attack damaged East High 12-7 marking Northeast's first ViCtOryof the season. The Rockets tallied 169 yards rushing capped off by a 63-yard drive to set up the go-ahead touchdown. An interception by Randy Schlegel put the Rockets in position for their first TD of the season.

Rockets Jerry Barnett , Tom Henson and Larry Swenson combine to terminate a Thunderbolt drive, top. Ron Anderson scoots for daylight behind Dave Standley and Mike Anderson, above left. Sam Martin starts another game by booming one of his kickoffs , above right. Dan Sloey seems to have friends on the other team who want to see him on the ground, opposite page top. Jerry Barnett puts the clamps on an opposing halfback as Jeff Gaskins and Ron Anderson look on , opposite page center. Senior Terry Danek discovers pain is part of the glory of winning , opposite page bottom left. Coach Els and Alvarez watch intently while giving orders to number 81 , Mike Anderson.

The Rockets claimed their second win of the season, with a 28-6 romp over the Tigers of Hastings. The Rockets were led by fullback Ron Anderson who smashed for 124 yards and scored three touchdowns. The stubborn Rocket defense held the Tigers scoreless until late in the fourth quarter allowing their lone six points.

A blocked punt and two recovered fumbles unbalanced the Rockets early as Grand Island scored on both turnovers to end up on top 17-6. The determination of the Rockets did not die as they marched 94 yards in the final quarter for their only score of the game.

A 75-yard drive in the final quarter of play gave the Rockets a 15-8 victory over North Platte. The Rockets were down 8-0 at halftime, but came back to tie it up after driving 83 yards. Quarterback Gaylen Kennel scored the go-ahead TD as he swept the end for 16 yards.

The Rockets' bid to tie with Southeast for the city crown fizzled out as Lincoln High dropped LN in their finale, 26-7. The Rocket hopes were high early as they took the ball 36 yards to take a 7-0 first quarter lead. From there on it was Lincoln High who took control to ruin the Rockets' city crown hopes.

Reserve Football Team: S Schultz , G

Taylor , J. Ryan , T. Knight , M. Knopp , R.

Shaw , T Liddick , R Lobeda , J. Gotcha/I , Coach Monk , row one; D. Clapper , J

Hall , J Underhill , S. Stinehagen , R Ket-

terer, J Wilkerson , R. Woods , 0. Wenzel , row two; R Standley , S. Robinson , C

Cooper , S Remmenga , R Messing , J. Baker, P. Mehuron , G. Pickerel , M Hermance , Coach McMeen

Sophomore Football Team: P Ewoldt ,

B. Hurlbut , R Bloebaum , D Baty, M.

Chaffe , P. Bergman , R. Dyer , D. Fi nke ,

M Nagele , T Eisbernd , row one; 8

Schulenberg , L. Ray, R Gades , L. Lutz ,

M. Rowe , J Deeds , G. Suesz , 8 Swear-

ingen, C. Waldron , K. Emery , D Dodd , row two; Coach Cook , D. Deterdi ng , R

Sampson , M Runyan , C. Huenink , M.

Kelley , R Hamel , J. Kahler , T Dopp , D

Meier , B Buell , S Glantz , row three; L. Ables , B Schoenleber , B Vanderford , S Votava , R Larson , D. Wiest , T Colvert , V Meints , S. Packett , M. Warren , J Sl osson , J Melson , Coach Willemsen , row four; T Kotschwar , J Obrecht, D Hicks ,

B. Vance , K Northrup , 8 Maske , K Avey , J Lee , M. Kuwitzky , R Dale , D. Pickerel ,

M. Shields

The Reserve football team went through the 1970 season by ripping off five straight victories before bowing twice to close the campaign.

"Our defense was probably the key to our 5-2 season," said Head Coach Terry Monk. "We held our opponents to under 10 points a game."

Cited by Monk for their outstanding play were backs Rob Ketterer, Mel Knopp and Tim Liddick and linemen Tim Knight, Jim Ryan and Jeff Hall.

Climaxing the Sophomore footba ll team's 5-0-1 season was a tie for th E City crown. Coaches Hank Willemsen and Gail Cook were largel y responsible for the success, as the y shaped the young Rockets into dete rmined, hardhitting players.

Paul Bergman, Richard Dale, Terr y Dopp and Lonnie Ray were cited by Willemsen for their outstanding pla y He also noted that many sophomo r players were moved up to the varsit y and reserve units.

Gymnastics Team: D. Bickford , L. West, M Schuman, D. Strough, D Spencer, Coach Heffelfinger, row one. A. Guilarte, D. Wesley, S. Dickey, D. Hanneman, B. Heiliger, R. Heffelfinger, 8. Bunn , B. Corning, row two. 0. Strough, B May , D. West, J. Marshall, C. Campbell, R. Landstrom, C. Olsen, T. Bonne/Ii, G. Krohn, L. Darr. Mike Schuman appears to be doing pushups in mid air , below. Larry West performs his usual feats in the tumbling event.

Dean Strough displays his winning form which gave him a first place berth in the state meet, left. Bruce Bunn displays his dismount on the parallel bars.

A second place finish in the state meet highlighted the Northeast gymnastics season. Two gold medal winners helped the Rockets attain the rank as Dean Strough and Duane West won the trampoline and tumbling events respectively.

Coach Bob Heffelfinger's squad also turned in a 7-2 dual season along with runnerup honors in .the in the Trans-Nebraska and district meets.

Consistent efforts throughout the year placed Dean Strough, Duane and Larry West and Steve Dickey on the all-city team.

Hall ' s my name, winning's my game , right. Jerry Renaud is on his way to another victory , below left. Tim Lickei waits anxiously to swat that pesky white ball , below right. Coach Keith Watt gazes intently at his performing players , bottom.

The Lincoln Northeast tennis team posted two first place ties, one in the Trans-Nebraska meet and one at the York Invitational. The netterS backed by only two lettermen, Jerry Renaud, who finished third in state and Blair Hall, ended the season with a 5-4 dual meet record.

Coach Keith Watt, wh9 traveled to East High to teach this year, remained at Northeast to coach.

Tennis Team: Coach Watt, 0 Wampler , W. Schmidt, G. Forney, S. Isaacs , 0 Berger, P Hughes , M McKnight , B Hall, D. Renaud, T. Lickei, J. Renaud, 0. Leavitt

The '71 Rocket wrestling team, under the direction of Coach John McIntyre, finished the season with a fifth place showing in the state meet. Both Art Longoria and Sam Martin captured the illustrious state title

in their respective weight class. Although grappler Ron Anderson was unable to wrestle in the state meet due to an injury, he was voted the outstanding wrestler in the TransNebr. meet.

Varsity Wrestling Team: T. Knight, B. Walton, G Taylor, R. Anderson, A. Longoria , T. Karle , D. Standley, C. Lehr, row one. Coach McIntyre, S. Martin, J. Bell, T Henson, D Ray, D. Bickford, J. Gaskins, Mgr. B. Walker, top. Reserve Wrestling Team: M. Chaffee, R Blowbaum , S. Packett, S. Remmenga, S. Robinson, E. McMeen, D. Dodd, A. Guilarte, C. Reinke, D. Kerr, M. Voecks, D. Wiest, B. Hammel, J Ryan, S. Tabor, A. Shelby, S. Ferguson, row one. D. Finke, M. Nagel, C. Waldron, M. Hildebrand , K. Draper , M. Draper, J. Cardwell , D. King, H. Bauers, above left. Sam Martin, left, and Art Longoria, right, both went all the way to capture th~ state title in their respective weight classes.

Champion Ron Greeno signals Northeast's finish in the state cross country run-off , above. Cliff Karthauser stretches in preparation for the state meet , right. Cliff's preparation pays off as he takes second in state , far right. The recognition rally becomes a family affair with Jan and Mrs. Chelys Hester ' s attendance, bottom left. A season's worth of gold was accumulated by LN ' s only 1970-71 champ i onship team.

"1970 was the best season we've ever had," said Max Hester, Northeast's cross country coach. "We were undefeated and won the city, conference and State titles."

The team's one-two punch, Ron Greeno and Cliff Karthauser, were lauded for their outstanding efforts throughout the campaign. "Not only are they tremendous athletes, but their enthusiasm is overwhelming," Hester said.

The cross country team is honored at an all-school recognition rally , top. Cross Country Team: M. Riedel, J. Kirkland , R. Greeno , R. Thompson , G. Anderson, R. Ems , P. Luke , J Wright, T. Sundeen , row one. Coach Swanson , D. Gross, C. Karthauser , B. DeBusk , S Landenberger, J. Sollenberger, B Olsen , K. Mastin, K. Oakeson, Coach Hester. Coach Max Hester proudly shows off Northeast's first state cross country trophy , bottom left. Ron Greeno and Cliff Karthauser wrap up Nebraska ' s only undefeated cross country season as number one and two, bottom right.

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Jpressive 11-6 record fi~ished th 70-71 campaign for Lincoln rtheast's basketball team under ~ he direction of Coach Ed Johnson.

The Rocket crew was paced throughout the season by Ken Maresh, Jim Sinner, Bernie Olsen, Mike Mahoney and Rob Ketterer. In city play the Rockets held a 5-2 record as they knocked off Lincoln High

and Southeast twice and took a close one from Piux X in overtime. The only two losses suffered in city action by the Rockets were to East High, the eventural 1971 State Champs.

Coach Johnson stated that "every team was up for us because of our past record and our boys just had to go out on the CO Urt and prove themselves."

Coach Johnson offers words of advice to his team, above. Rockets Berni~ Olsen, Charlie Rau and Ken Maresh fight f~r possession of a loose ball, ~igh~. Bern,e Olsen grimaces with determmat,on as he eyes the basket.

Varsity Basketball Team: L. Froscheiser , L. White , R. Ketterer , J. Sinner , R. Schlegel, T. Westover, D Beaver , row one. Coach Johnson, M Mahoney , M. Shields , K. Maresh, D. Taylor, C. Rau , B Olsen, S. Stehr , B Maske, above.

Sophomore Bruce Maske attempts to sink a free throw as teammate Bernie Olsen looks on , left. Jim Sinner desperately tr i es to break the Benson defense by passing off to center Ken Maresh , below.

A fired-up starting lineup ready themselves for the night ' s initial action, top left. Senior Guard Larry White drives the base line as Charlie Rau moves in to give assistance, top right. Ken Maresh muscles his way to a rebound over a Pius defender, above. Mike Mahoney draws a foul from a high flying Southeast player

Everyone wanted to beat the defending state champion Rockets. This was exemplified when the Kearney Bulldogs downed the Rockets by one point in their season opener. The Kearney fans broke out in pandamonium as if they just won the state title.

Even after losing their opener, the

Coach Ed Johnson cons i ders his team ' s situation from the bench , below. The varsity squad honors their mothers precedi ng the Lincoln Northeast vs. Fremont basketball game , bottom left Charlie Rau reverts to ground action to recover a loose ball.

Rocket b-ballers came back in traditional Rocket form as they won 11 of the next 16 games.

Coach Johnson put it this way , " I was real happy with this team, they always showed desire and wanted to do a good job and I felt they did that job and represented Northeast well. "

The pairings found the Rockets facing Southeast in first round play in the district tournament. The Rockets' impressive season ended with their first meeting in the tourney as Southeast halted the Rockets 51-46.

Commenting on the fact that this year could have been Northeast's eighth straight trip to the state tournament, Coach Johnson said, "We all want to win all the time but in competitive athletics one team's got to win and one team's got to lose. "

Coach Johnson also felt "this year's was inexperienced and with a team like this you tend to make mistakes, which loses ball games. But I thought the boys played fine ball throughout the season."

Sophomore Guard Rob Ketterer tries to spot a Rocket teammate behind the Southeast press , top. Marty Shields finds an opening around a screen set by Ken Maresh , center. Larry White, Mike Mahoney, Charlie Rau, Mark Shields and Steve Stehr loosen up during the rally for districts , above left. Despite an attempted block , Jim Sinner goes high for two

Bernie Olsen "finds the range" on a charity toss , above left. Bun Galloway leads the ceremony at which Northeast businessmen make a presentation to Ed Johnson , marking his 300th Rocket coaching victory, above right.

Rocket center Ken Maresh earned a spot on the elite All-City team as he averaged 15 .5 points per game for the Rocket crew. Voted to the honor roll on the All-City team was Guard Jim Sinner, for his fine performance during the season.

The Rockets ended the season as seventh in the state according to the Lincoln Journal and Star rati ngS.

Reserve Basketball Team: G. Kennell , R. Schlegel, G Anderson , T. Westover, K. Rivett, M Anderson, B. Gies , row one. M Shields , H Forney, P Mehuron, D. Taylor, D Folkerts , M Kuwitzky, S Votava , Coach Seng.

Sophomore Basketball Team: B Sampson, P. Bergman, J. Lee, T. Dopp, B. Schulenberg, M. Knopp, row one. M. Runyan , K. Northup, D Hicks , D. Forst , J Ladd, 0 Pillard , S. Votava , B Vanderford , Coach Willemsen

The Northeast sophomore basketball team experienced a losing season in 1970-71, posting a 5-6 record.

Despite their record, the young cagers tallied a total of 589 points in 11 games as compared to 530 for the opposition. The majority of the counters for Coach Hank Willemsen's squad were scored from the outside by guards Terry Dopp and Paul Bergman.

The Northeast reserve basketba ll team, under the direction of Coac h LeRoy Seng, started the 1970-7 1 campaign strong, winning their fir st eight contests without a defeat. The y finished with an excellent l l -L1record.

The scoring burden for the squa d was taken up by sophomore guarc Tom Westover, who set a reserv E scoring mark with 29 points agains t Grand Island. Board strength wa c provided by Juniors Don Adler, Dic k Taylor and Dave Folkerts.

The Rocket swimming team, under the direction of Coach Ken Wall, finished the 1970-71 season with a 3-9 record. Though the season mark was not too impressive, the tankers did break three records.

Jim Curtiss broke the old 400-yard free style as he turned in a 4:36:5 timing. The team of Dan Pickerill, Bob May, Blair Hall and Tracy Petit set a

new medley relay mark at 1:27: 7. Jim Curtiss, Tracy Petit, Mark Wolfe and Rick Rieke set a new mark in the free style medley as they churned for a 3:43:9 record.

Lettermen Rod Kem pkes, Blair Hall, Rick Greer, Dave Wenzel, Tracy Petit and Mark Wolfe returned to pa c e the tankers.

Exhibiting diving form is Rod Kempkes, top left. Greg Pickerel remorselessly pours on the speed to overtake his competitor, top right. Swimming Team: T. Pettit , J. Curtiss , 8. Rorabaugh, M Wulf, G Pickerel, row one. J Miller , R Rieke, R. Greer , S Smith , D. Pickerel, row two. 8 . Hall, D. Wenzel, D Hansen , R. Kempkes , D. Srb , L. Emery, row three. Coach Wall , Coach Strange, Mgr. K. Mastin, above left. Exhausted swimmers finish one and two , above right. Team members coach from the sidelines.

Jerry Barnett arrives too late at first , bottom. Senior Terry Danek rounds first base after smashing a hard liner , opposite page bottom. John Bills patiently waits in center field duri ng a break i n the action , opposite page right.

Baseball Team: 8 Utterback , T Danek , J Bills , J. Barnett , row one. Coach Seng , S. Zimmer , J Hertzel , M. Reid , left.

The 1971 baseballers began their spring training March 15 on the soggy Rocket diamond.

Coach LeRoy Seng boasted seven returning lettermen from last year's city championship team. Five returning regulars lead the team at the plate as they tried to surpass last year's 12-4 mark.

Returning lettermen Jerry Barnett held down shortstop as Terry Danek repeated at second base.Jim Hertzel and Steve Zimmer bolstered the infield.

Outfielders John Bills and Mike Reid were also back to strengthen the lineup. Pitcher Bob Utterback was the only letterman returning for mound duties.

Track Team: J. Larsen, L. Story, M. Riedel , J Johnson, J. Wright, R. Ems, R Greeno, G Sullivan, J. Kirkland , D. Wenzel , S. Schultz, T. Dopp, R. Luft, J. Sinner, row one. L. Meyer , T. Schilke , T. Kotschwar, D Hansen, A. Belka, J. Borchers, D. Gross, P. Luke, R. McConnell, B. Vance, D. Hicks, K. Northup, S Packett , R Leach, C. Karthauser, J Wilkerson, B Gies, row two. S. Wagner , D KobekKobek, M.

Caldwell, M. Von Treger, R. Everett, D Finke, B Sundeen, G Desiniotis , L. Lutz, C Campbell, R. Schoenleber, R. Smith, M. Mccleery , M. Knopp, J Sipma , R. Bloebaum , R Heffelfinger , row three. L. Ladd , H. Schilke , R. Messing, D. Folkerts, J. Sollenberger, B Olsen , K. Mastin, C. Rau, M. Shields , M. Mahoney, B. Maske, S. Landenberger, J. Michaud , D. Adler, D. Forst , D. Dinsmore, J. Janssen, below.

Building a squad for the 1970-71 track season was not hard for Coach Max Hester as he started off with 16 returning lettermen.

Long distances definitely displayed the team's strength. The 800-yard event had state cross country champion Ron Greeno to lead the way along with Steve Landenberger, Randy Leach, Charlie Rau, Rick Thompson and Jim Wilkerson. The two mi le run found Jerry Kirkland, Roger Ems and Cliff Karthauser returning, while the mile had only Bernie Olsen. He was assisted greatly though by Sophomore Paul Luke.

Sh orter events also found a few returnees with Alan Belka and Mark Shields in the 440-yard run Shields also ran the 220-yard dash. The only returning sprinter was Gary Sullivan.

Dave Folkerts and Jim Sinner were back in the shot put and the discus. The pole-vaulters had a lone returner, Rob McConnell.

Bernie Olsen out strides the rest of the field to find the lead to himself , opposite page top. Warming up for the discus competition is Jim Sinner , opposite page bottom. Front runner Bernie Olsen gets verbal assistance from Coach Hester , above left. Rick Thompson catches his breath after running a leg on the Rocket relay team , above right Junior letterman Dave Folkerts hurls the discus during a Northeast home meet, left. Determined Rick Thompson takes the baton from hard running Mark Shields , bottom.

Coach Jack Mueller managed an experienced team during the 1971 golfing season. Eight returning lettermen , Seniors Pat Killeen , John Chase, Jim Green and Todd Johnson and Juniors Jeff Gaskins, Garry Forney, Bob Forney and Dave Lewis led the squad. A multitude of sophomores tried out in hopes of finding open berths to be filled.

Weather conditions at the beginning of the season proved to be a detriment to practice, but golfers partly made up this deficit by hitting balls into the net.

Golf Team: J Chase , 8. Forney , G. Forney, J Gaskins , J Green, T Jo h nson , P Killeen , D. Lewis , row one. Coach Mueller , T. Elsbernd , S Markwardt , D. Scheer, G. Schuldt, D Taylor , T Westover , below.

One of the eight returning lettermen is Junior Jeff Gaskins, top right. Complementing the varsity squad are two brothers, Bob Forney who holds the flag as

brother Gary putts one in , cente r.

Killeen tees off as senior teamma t es

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Keeping the body physically fit was a big part of girls' intramurals, extramurals and competitive athletics. Sports activities included in the program were swimming, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics and track and field.

Competitive meets were a first for girls' athletics. The school board approved city-wide

in track and field and swimming. It is hoped that new sports w ill be added with the success of this program

Carla Pearson practices her routine for an upcoming meet , top. Elaine Wheatley screens a path for teammate Gloria Walker as Linda Hunt and referee Wendy Francis look on , above. Swimming on Saturday mornings provides exercise and enjoyment for Terry Mehlin

The 1970-71 boys intramural program provided participants with a chance to play flag football, basketball and softball. William Maly and Melvin Berka directed the program but received valuable assistance from several other teachers.

The football league was composed of one division this year since only one sophomore team competed. Jim Biggs' senior championship team and Tom Westover's sophomore team went on to the city championships and won their respective divisions.

Jim Biggs goes up for two during a crucial league playoff game , above. As Larry Swenson and Jerry Barnett watch , Jim Hitch and Jerry Renaud team up in an attempt to keep possession of the ball , top right. Intramural Flag Football Champions: L. White, S. Zimmer, T Karle , A. Longoria, row one. J Biggs, K. Maresh , C. Rau , M Mahoney , M Bomberger, right.

Terry Danek faces a tough East High zone defense , below left. Charlie Rau " turns it on " to avo i d Doug Tracy, Alan Belka and Denny Scheer , below right. Intramural Basketball Champions: J Hertzel , R. Genthe , J Barnett , T Danek, row one. L. Swenson , J Wright , J. Bills , J Biggs , bottom.

Sophomore and junior-senior leagues, each comprised of two subdivisions, made up the basketball program. Play-offs capped the end of the season with the winners of each league playing at East High for the city championships. Representing Northeast was Captain Rob Lehr's sophomore championship team and John Bills' senior team.

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Manag e r ; Wr es tling , L e tt e r; DECA. DENNIS

BIGGERSTAFF: Band , Le tt e r , Trump e t Tri o ; Or c h es tra ; Op e r e tta s; Rock e t Re vue; Football , R ese rv e; Dan ce Band. JAMES BIGGS: Stud e nt Co un c il; Ch o ir; Madrigal s; N -Club ; R ock e t R e vu e; lntramural s, Bask e tball, Fo o tball; Football, Vars ity , L e tt e r ; Ba s k e tball, R ese rv e; Ba se ball; Juni o r May Day Att e ndant ; Honor s Convo c ation. BRADLEY BILBO: Radi o C lub ; Honor s C o nv o cati o n.

JOHN BILLS: NORTHEASTERN; N- C lub ; lnt ra mural s, F oo tball , Ba s k e tball ; Ba se ball , L e tt e r ; So ph o mor e C la ss Tre a s ur e r; H o nor s C o nv ocati o n DAN BLOCH: H o nor s Co nv oc ation DAVID BOETTCHER MICHAEL BOMBERGER: FF A; lntramutal s, F oo tball , Ba s k e tball ; C o unt y Go ve rnm e nt Da y JODY BONNEAU: Or c h es tra; C hoir ; Op e r e tta s ; P e n g uin s, Vi ce -pr es id e nt , St ud e nt Dir ec t o r ; R oc k e tta s ; R ese rv e P e p Club; GAA, Vi ce -pr es id e nt , Tr e a s ur e r; Ro c k e t R e vu e; lntramural s, Vo ll e yball , Ba s k e tball; Girl s' Stat e; H onor s Conv oc ati o n CHERYL BOSTEDER: Girl s' Gl ee; Mix e d Ch o ru s; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub. KAREN BRAMMER: R oc k e tt es ; R ese r ve P e p C lub ; Ma s qu e and Ga ve l , Pr es id e nt , V i ce -pr es id e nt; S ec r e tar y ; For e ign Langu a g e C lub ; Ro c k e t R e vu e; All -S c ho ol Play s DENNIS

BRETHOUWER: Boy s' Gl ee PAT BRINKMAN: Ro c k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p Club ; For e ig n Langu a g e Club, Spani s h ; GAA PATRICIA

BROADSTON: Stud e nt Co un c il ; Ch oir , Vi cepr es id e nt; Op e r e tt as ; Tripl e Tri o; Girl s' Gl ee; R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p C lub; C h ee rl e ader , R ese rv e , Va r s it y, Clini c ; R oc k e t R e vu e ; lntramural s, Gy mna s tics; S e nior C la ss S ec r e tary; Sophom or e C la ss Sec r e t a r y; Girl s' S tat e Alt e rnat e; S o ph omor e May Day Att e ndant; Hon or s C o nvocati o n.

CYNTHIA BROTZMAN: Girl s ' Gl ee; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; For e ign Language C lub, Spanis h; R oc k e t R e vu e ; Ho nor s C o nvo c ation; Art Club.

CAROL BROWN: Band, L e tt e r ; Ro c k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; All -S c h oo l Pla ys. CHERYL

BROWN: Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; County Gove rnm e nt Da y; Ho n o r s Co nv oc ati o n. CHRIS

Ro c k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p Club; F o r e ign La ng u age

C lub , Ge rman , Spani s h ; H o n o r s Con voc a ti on · All-S c h oo l Play s ; Int e rnational C lu b, Tr e a s ur e/ Art Club. DEBBIE CARSTENS: Rocke tt es:

R ese rv e P e p Club; H o n o r s Co nv ocati on T OM

CASADY: Student C o un c il ; Ma s qu e a nd Gave l ; Golf; S e ni o r Cla ss Tr e a s ur e r ; Ho n or s Con voc ation; NFL , Pr e sid e nt, S ec r e tar y; Deba tP , Le tt e r· Nati o nal Fr e n c h Co nt es t Winn e r ; e b r. :c; k a De '. partm e nt of Edu c ati o n C o n fe r e n ce o n D ru g Ab use. CRAIG CHENEY PAM COATM A : Ba nd L e tt e r , Twirl e r ; R oc k e tt es , Tr e a s ur er ; Ke s e r v; P e p Club; R ock e t R e vu e. KATHLEE N CO ATS: Ch o ir; Op e r e tta s ; Girls' Gl ee; R oc k e tt e s: RP se r ve P e p Club. DELAYNE COLE: S c ien c 1• C lub Tr e a s ur e r. SUE COLE: Rock e tt es; Re s t·• •.-p Pe ~ Club ; GAA. STEVEN CONNICK i "S AN

CONNICK: Band , L e tt e r; R oc k e tt es ; ',• se r ve P e p Club ; R oc k e t R e vu e. SHANN O I\ -: O N.

OVER: R oc k e tt es ; GAA ; R oc k e t R evu e, I nte rnational C lub RITA COOLEN: B and , e tte r. RICK COUGH: Mix e d C horu s ; R ock et ·1• vu e ; lntramutal s, F oo tball , Ba s k e tball. RAN D \ ~, X: lntramural s, F oo tball , Ba s k e tb a ll. J _, ~ ET

CREAR: R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p C lu b. S. VE

CRUICKSHANK: Band ; R oc k e t R ev u - MICHALE CRUTHERS: Girl s' Gl ee; R oel i te s ; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; Roc k e t R e vu e.

DJON DAHARSH TERRY DANEK: ( , ir; Op e r e tta s; Madrigal s; Bo ys' Gl ee; N- C lub ; R , e t Re vu e ; lntramural s, Bask e tball ; Fo o tball , R e - ve, Vars ity , L e tt e r; Ba se ball, L e tt e r; H o n o r s C oca tion ; Plain s me n Honor F es ti val C h o ir J E A 7 E

DAVIDSON: Choir; Op e r e tta s ; Girl s' ( Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub; F or e ig n L an p <1; e C lub; Honor s Con voc ati o n. RUSSELL D. I -

SON: Tran sfe r fr o m Des Moin es T ec hni ca l 1 h Sc hoo l; H o n or s C o nv oc ati o n ; DE C A. BEV E , Y

DEAN: Choir ; Op e r e tta s ; Madrigal s ; Girl s ' I Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; R oc k e t R \ So phom or e C lass Pres id e nt; H o nor s Co nv oc u· ,

RANDALL DEAN: Band , L e tt e r , Trump et Ra di o C lub , Sec r e tar y, Tr e a s ur e r ; Ro c k e t R , -

JERRY BARNETT: C h oir; Op e r e tta s; Madriga ls; N -C lub ; Roc k e t R e vu e; lntramu ra ls, Ba sk e tb a ll ; F oo tb a ll , R ese r ve, Va r s it y, L e tt e r ; B as k e tball , R ese r ve; B ase ball , Le tt e r ; Juni o r C lass Pres id e nt ; So ph o mo r e C la ss Pr es id e nt ; H o n o r s Co nv oca ti o n.

BROWN: Tran s fer from Tul s a Hal e , Oklahoma; N -Club; lntramural s; F ootball, R ese rv e, Var s ity, L e tt e r ; Tra c k. MICHAEL BROWN: Band ; N ORTHEASTERN; ROCKET ; Ph o t o graphy

JANET BARNHILL:

Rqc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; R oc k e t R e vu e

LINDA BARTLETT: Girl s' G lee; R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C lub ; R oc k e t R e vu e TERRI

BARTLETT: C h o ir ; Op e r e tt as ; Madrigal s; M ixe d C ho ru s; Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; C h ee rl e ad e r, Var s it y, Clini c ; R oc k e t R e vu e

KAREN BARTON: Tran sfe r from Gr e ybull High

Sc h oo l , W yo min g SHEILA BATES: For e ign

Languag e C lub, Spanish, Fr e n c h. DENNIS

BAUERS KEITH BEAMAN DEBORAH

BEHM: Tran sfe r from Fruitport. PEGGY BEH-

RENS: Band; Girl s' Gl ee; Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub. DON BEISNER: Ch o ir ; Op e r e tta s; Boys' Gl ee ; R oc k e t R e vu e JEFF BELL: Stud e nt Co un c il; Ch o ir ; Op e r e tta s ; N-Club , Pr es id e nt ; F oo tball , Va r s it y, L e tt e r ; Wr es tlin g, L e tt e r ; Tra c k; H o nor s C onv oc ati o n. KIM BERGER: R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; GAA; Ch ee rl e ad e r , Vars ity, Clini c ; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; DECA. PAT

BERRY: Ro c k e tte s; R ese rv e P e p C lub; AllSc hoo l Play s, Cr e ws DEBBIE BESCHEINEN: Rock e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club; Ma s qu e and Gav e l ; F or e ign Language Club , Ge rman; Int e rnati o nal C lub, Vi ce -pr e sident; Honor s C o nvocation ; AllSc h oo l Pla ys DERALD BICKFOR~~ N-Club ; For e ign Language Club, Spanish; Gymna s ti cs ,

S taff; J o urnali s m C lini c; Radi o C lub, S ec r e tary , Tr e a s ur e r; S c ie n ce C lub; R oc k e t R e vu e ; County Go ve rnm e nt Da y ; Ho n o r s C o nv oc ati o n; All-Sch oo l Pl a y s; Ne bra s ka Math Fi e ld Day ; Boo k Club.

PAMELA BROWN: Mix e d Choru s; ROCKET; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; Ma s qu e and Gav e l ; Ho nor s Co nv oc ation ; NFL, Vi ce- pr es id e nt, S ecr e tary; De bat e , L e tt e r. MARSHA BRUNKE: Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club; F o r e ign Language C lub, Spanish; H onors Convocation; Art Club.

ANGIE BUELL: Band , L e tt e r ; Mix e d Ch o rus ; R e s e rv e Pep Club; GAA; LEAFORD BURNETT KENT BUTLER: Mixed Chorus; Football, R ese rv e. DEBBIE BUTT: R o ckett es ; R ese rv e P e p Club. STEVEN BUTTERFIELD: lntramural s, Badminton.

CJUDI CADWALLADER: Rockettes; Reserve P e p Club; GAA. PAM CAMPBELL: Choir; Ope r e ttas; Girls' Glee; Penguins; Rockettes; Rese rv e Pep Club; Rocket R e vue. TOM CARDWELL: Masque and Gavel ; lntramurals, Football ; Swimming; Honors Convocation ; NFL. JEANETTE CARLSON: Band, Lett e r; Rock e tte s; R e serve Pep Club; GAA. PAT CARLSON:

Hon o r s Convocation; Dan ce Band ; Lin co ln Boys Choir; Mid-East F e s ti val Se l ec t Band ; C all- to- th eColours; ebraska Math e matics Fi e ld Day. TOM

DETMER: Boys' Gl e e SUSIE DIETZ: R oc ke tt es; Reserve P e p Club; GAA ; DECA. TOM

DOUGHTY: St ud e nt Coun c il; Op e r e tt as; Masque and Gavel ; Rock e t R e vu e, M C ; A ll- Schoo l Pla ys REBECCA DRABANT: RO C K E T , P hoto Editor; Journalism Clin i c; R oc k e tt es, Deme rit Chairman; Reserve Pep Club; H o nor s Co n vocati o n; NFL, Vic e -presid e nt; Vo ice o f De m ocracy.

MARILYN DREWEL: Ch o ir; Op e r e tt as; Roc ke tt es; R eserve Pep Club ; H o n o r s Co n vocat ion

STEVE DRING: lntramu rals, Fo o tball , B as k e tball , Softb all. ADOLPH D UDEK : H o no r s Co nvocation. CINDY D UG DAL E: Girl s' G l ee; R oc k ettes ; Reserv e P e p Club ; CAA ; R oc k e t Revue; Girls Track Team.

KATHY FAIMON: R oc k ettes; R ese r ve P e p C lub. JIL F AZEL: R ese r ve Pep Cl u b. RICHARD FELDMAN: B and : Cho i r; Operettas, Boys Oc t e t ; R ocket R ev u e; Track : State M u sic C lini c; L in co l n Boys C h oi r. DIAN N E FERGUSON : Orches t ra; C h oir; Operettas; T ri p l e T ri o; R oc ke t tes; Rese r ve Pep C l u b ; F oreign La ng u age C lub , pan ish; Roc k et R evue; Hono r s Co n voca t io n

STEVEN FIELDER: B oys' Glee. BECKY

FF oo tball , R ese r ve, V ar s it y ; Tra c k. JA MES

GREEN: -C lub: Golf, L e tt e r. RO N G REE NO:

S tud e nt Co un c il , Pr es id e nt ; -Club ; Track , L e t-

t e r ; C ro ss Co untr y, L e tt e r; H o m eco min g Att e nd-

a nt: So ph o m o r e Ma y Da y Att e ndant ; H o n o r s

Co nv oca ti o n ; C ro ss -Co untr y Stat e Champi o n ;

A ll- C it y Cross -C o untr y ; F C A; R ege nt 's Alt e rnat e.

BRENT GREEVER LINDA GRICE: Band ,

L e tt e r; C h o ir ; Op e r e tta s; R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p

C lub ; F o r e ign Languag e C lub; H o n o r s Co nv oc a -

ti o n. ANDREA G ROB: Tran sfe r fr o m Kand o n s -

sc hul e So lo t h urn , Switz e rland ; Stud e nt C o un c il ;

EJAY EDMISTON DEBBIE EISEL: Rocke tt es; R eserv e P e p C lu b ; C h ee rl eader, Var s ity, Clinic; Rocket Revu e; H o n o r s Convocation.

MARCIA ELEY: Stud e nt Co un c il ; Choir; Op ere tta s; Tripl e Trio ; Girl s' Gl ee; P enguins; Rocke tt es; Reserv e P e p Club ; C h ee rl eader, R eserve, Varsity, C lini c; Rock e t R e vu e; Se n ior Class Secr e tar y; Juni or Cla s s Tr e a s ur er; Hom ecoming H os t ess; Sop h omor e Ma y Day Attendant. JIM

ELLIOTT: Honor s Conv oca ti on J ANET EN-

DORF: NORTHEASTER N ; R OCKET , Editor; Journali sm C lini c ; Rock e tt es; R eserve Pep Club; H o n o r s Convocation ; All-S c h ool Pla ys; Mental H ealth Confer e nce; Int e rnati o n a l Club MA RVI N

ESTLE: lntramutals SHEILA E VA NS : Orchestra, Lett e r; Op e r e tta s; R oc k ettes; Rese r ve P e p C lub ; For e ign Langua ge C l ub, Fre n c h: Ro c k et Revu e ; lntramural s , Vo ll eyball; Ho n ors

Convocation; Youth S y mph o n y, Concertmaster:

AFS Centra l Committ ee ; A ll- Sta t e M u sic Camp; State Music Clinic ; N o rth eas t Str i ng E n sem b le ;

Bea tri c e Mu s ic Clini c ; Pl a in sman Honor's Orchestra; Betty Crock e r H o m e maker of Tomorrow; R egen t s Winn e r ; National Mer it Letter of Comm e ndati on

FI S CHER: Madrigals: ROCKET, Managing Edito r ; J o u rna l ism C l inic; Penguins; Rockette ; R eserve Pep Club; Foreign Languag e Cl u b; Roc k e t Revue; County Government Day; Gi rl s' S t ate Alt e rnat e; Honors Convocation. J EF F FISHER: Honors Co n vocation; Go ld Key Awa r d i n Sc h olastic Ar t Contest. B RAD FLEMMIG: B a nd , Letter; Or c hestra; Opere t t as; Roc k e t R ev u e; Dance Band JI M FO LS O M: NORTHEASTE R N, Sports Editor; ROCKET, Sports Editor; Int ramural s, Basketball, Football; Baseball. MARGARET FOX: Penguins; Masque and Gavel; Foreign Languag e Club. Spanish: GAA. D A VID

FRANC I S: lntramurals, Ba ske t ball Football.

TERRY FRANK: Foreign Language Club, French: H o n ors Convocation. KENN ETH

FRANSON: lntramurals , Bask e tball.

~asq u e a n.-! Ga ve l; AFS MARCIAL GUAJAR-

DO: C h ess C lub: Ma s qu e and Gav e l; FL , Vi cepresi d e nt. TONI GUNN: R ese rv e P e p Club

HNORMAN HAAS: H o n o r s C o nv oc ati o n MIKE

HADLEY: R oc k e t R ev u e; lntramural s, Fla g

Footba ll ; Swimmin g; Tra c k. KAREN HAGE-

MAN: C h o ir ; Op e r e tt as; Tripl e Tri o; Girl s' Gl ee; Roc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C lub ; R oc k e t R e vu e;

H o n ors Co n voc ati o n. DEBORAH HAHN: R oc ke tt es; Rese rv e P e p C lub ; F o r e ig n Language C lub ,

F r e n c h ; R oc k e t R e vu e ; H o n o r s Co nv oc ati o n.

JOHN HALL: N-C lub ; Ba se ball , L e tt e r. BECKY

YV O NN E GARRISO N : R ockettes; Reserve P ep C lu b. RICK GENTHE: · Student Co un c il, Secre t ary; C h oir; O pe r e tt as; Mad ri ga ls; N-Club: lntram u ral s, Bas k e t b all ; Football , Va r sity, L e tter; Baske t ba ll , Reserve: Baseball. LYNN GI L LI S -

PIE: Roc k ettes; Reserve P ep C l ub; GAA: Rock e t R ev u e. ROD GLASE R : lntramural s, Ba s k e tball , Football, Softball, Volleyball; Honors Convocation. J AN GLAZE: Transfer from Baymond Central. MARK GORDON : NO RTHEASTERN;

ROCKET: Photography Staff; Journa l ism C lini c; Honor s Co nvo cat ion; NFL. LOUISE GRAES -

SE R: C hoir: Op e retta s; Girls' Glee; Rockettes; Reser v~· Pep Club; Rocket Revue. P AUL GR AF:

GHANNA: ORTHE AS TER ; RO C KET ; Roc ke tt es, Vice- pr es id e nt ; R ese rv e P e p Club ; F o r e i g n La n g u age C lub , Spani s h; R oc k e t R e vu e ; H o n o r s Co n voca ti o n. JAN HANSEN: Ch o ir ; Op e r e tta s; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club; R e d C ro ss ; F o r e ign

L ang ua ge C lub , Fr e n c h. BRENDA HANSON: Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub; H o n o r s Convo c atio n. MARTHA HARRINGTON: Girl s' Gl ee ; Roc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; Ro c k e t R e vu e

J EFFERY HARRIS: Radi o Club , Vi ce -pr es ident; Tra c k, R ese r ve ; Honor s C o nv oc ati o n

JAMES HAYNES : Intramural s, Ba s k e tball; Masque a nd Gav e l ; All-S c hool Plan s CHERYL

HEGENER: R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p Club ; H o no r s Co nv oc ati o n ; Art Club; Int e rnational Club

DON HELMKAMP: lntramural s, F oo tb a ll , B ask e t b all. LAVONNE HENNESSEY: R oc k e tt es ; R eserve P e p C lub ; Ma s qu e and Ga ve l ; GAA; Co unt y G ove rnm e nt Da y; Hon o r s C o n voc ati o n SHAROL HENSLER: R oc k e tt es; Reserve P e p C lub ; GA A SUSAN HERETH: Cho ir ; Opere tt as; R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C lub. MARILYN

HERMANN: G irls ' Gle e ; R oc k e tt es, Vice- pr es id e nt ; R ese r ve P e p C lub ; M as qu e and G a ve l ; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; Hon o r s Co nv oc ati o n ; All- Sc h oo l Pla ys, Cr e ws NANCY HERPOLSHEIMER:

S tud e nt C o un c il; RO C KET ; R oc k e tt es ; Pr es id e nt;

R ese r ve P e p Club , Vi ce -pr es id e nt ; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; Juni o r Cla ss S ec r e tar y ; Co unt y G o ve rnm e nt Da y ; Hom eco ming C hairman JIM HERTZEL: NC lub ; lntramutal s, Ba s k e tball ; F oo tball , R ese rv e, Var s it y , L e tt e r; Bas e ball, L e tt e r. JANET HICKS: Roc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p Club; Ma s qu e and Gav e l; All-S c ho o l Plays, Cr e ws. DAVID HILE: Masqu e and G av e l; lntramural s, Ba s k e tball , S of tball; Football, Res e rve; All-School Play s GLENN

HILL: lntramural s, Football , Ba s k e tball , S o ftball. TYSON HILL: Football , R e s e rv e KEN

HIPPLE: Stud e nt Council; Band; N-Club; Intramurals, Basketball; Football , Res e rve, Varsity, L e tt e r; Track, Letter ; Hon o r s C o nv oc ati o n.

YVONNE HLADIK: Rockett e s; GAA ; Intramurals , Vo lleyball , Ba s k e tball. GARY HOFKER

LINDA HOHENSEE: Ch oir; Op e r e tta s' ROCKET, C o py Editor ; Journali s m C linic; Rockett es ; Reserv e P e p Club; Honor s Conv o cation ; NFL.

MIKE HOTOVY: County Governm e nt Day ; Hon o r s Convocation. JOLEEN H UGUENIN:

Tran s fer from North Platt e Senior High LINDA

HUNT: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club ; GAA; Rocket Revue; lntramurals, Basketball, Voll e yball. RON HUTCHINSON: Transfe r from Humboldt Public High School; Boy s' Gl e e; Masque and Gavel; All-School Play s

RUTH INGWERSON: Girl s' Gl ee; R oc k e tt es;

R e s e r ve Pep C lub ; GAA ; Ro c k e t R e vu e; H o no r s

Co nv oc ati o n. CINDY IRICK: Stud e nt Co un c il ;

R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub , Tr eas ur e r ; R oc k e t

R ev u e JERRY IRONS: lntramural s ; Sw i mming ; Ba se ball. JUDY IRONS: Girl s' Gl ee; R oc k e tt es;

R ese r ve P e p C lub ; GAA ; R oc k e t R e vu e; Y o uth

Sy mph o n y J

ANNETTE JACOBSEN: R oc k e tt es ; R ese r ve

P e p C lub. DENISE JAKUB: GAA, Voi ce o f

Y o ung Ci tiz e n ALETTE JENSEN: Band , L e tt e r ; Mi xe d C h o ru s; R ese rv e P e p C lub; For e i g n

L a ngu age C lub , S pani s h ; GAA ; R oc k e t R ev u e;

H o n o r s Co nv oc ati o n. JOE JENSEN: S tud e nt

Co un c il ; lntrariiural s, Ba s k e tball , Footb a ll ; Go lf;

Se ni o r C la ss Pr es id e nt ; H o n o r s C onv oc ati o n.

FRANCINE JIMENEZ: Girl s' Gl ee; Mix e d

C h o ru s; Ro c k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub; R e d C ross;

G AA; R oc k e t R ev u e. JUDY JOHNSON: R oc ke tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub. DIANNE JOHNSON: R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club. JULIANN JOHN-

SON: Op e r e tt a, C r e w s; R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p

C lub; Int e rnati o nal Club ; Sc i e n ce Club ; GAA;

All-S c h oo l Pl ays, C r e w s TODD JOHNSON: lntramural s , Gol f , L e tt e r; H o n o r s C o nv o cati o n

JACQUELINE JONAS: Stud e nt C o un c il ,

Tr e a s ur e r ; Mi xe d C h o ru s; ROCKET ; P e nguin s;

Ro c k e tt e s; R ese rv e P e p Club , Pre s id e nt ; GAA,

V ice -pr es id e nt ; Ch ee rl e ad e r , Var s it y; Juni o r C la ss

S ec r e tary ; Soph o mor e Cla s s Vi ce -pr es ident; Jun-

i o r Ma y Da y Att e ndant; H o n o r s Co nvo c ati o n ;

S tat e Stud e nt Co un c il C o nv e nti o n s; Intra- C it y S tud e nt Co un c il. JAMES JONES: DECA

STEVE JONES: FFA ; lntramural s, Fo o tball , DE CA, S ec r e tar y. HARRIETTE JUMPER: C h oi r; Op e r e tta s; Girl s' Gl ee ; R oc k e tt es, Pr es id e nt ; R ese rv e P e p C lub , S ec r e tary ; G AA; R oc k e t R ev u e; S e ni o r C la ss Vi ce -pr es id e nt.

Club. DAVID KEHM: Fo o tball , R ese rv e. DO N-

ALD KEHR: Band; N -C lub ; R e d C r oss; S ci e nce

Club; Wr e stling , Kett e r ; Dan ce Band. J U DY

KELLER: Ro c k e tt es, Se c r e tar y ; R ese r ve Pe p C lub; R oc k e t R ev u e; H o nor s Co nv oc iati o n C N-

NIE KELLEY: Band , L e tt e r s; Or c h es tra , L ette r; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; GAA ; R ock e t Revu e; County Go ve rnm e nt Day ; H o nor s Con \'u c ati o n; Dan ce Band ; Yo uth S y mph o n y; St a t e fo s ic C lini c; Di s tri c t Mu s ic C o nt es t. JOEL K E N-

NEDY: Stud e nt Coun c il , Vi ce -pr es id e nt ; C h ,i ir ; Op e r e tta s; Madrigal s ; Bo ys' Gl ee; Ma s q u t> in d Gav e l, Pr es id e nt ; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; lntra m u ,ds , Football , Ba s k e tball , Softball , B oys' St .• t e; Hon o r s C o nvo c ation; Voi ce of Y o ung Cit i,:a n; Am e ri c an Legion National Orat o ri c al Co n : s t; Stat e Stud e nt C ouncil Conv e ntion. PAT K : L.

LAURIE KAHL: C h o ir ; Op e r e tta s; Girl s' Gl ee ; P e nguin s; R oc kett es ; R ese rv e P e p Club ; GAA; R oc k e t R e vu e ; lntramural s, Ba s k e tball , V oll e yball DEBBIE KAHLER: Ch oir ; Op e r e tta s; Madrigal s; R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p Club; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; H o n o r s Co n voc ati o n. TED KARLE: FFA ; N -Club; lntramural s, F oo tball; Wr es tling , L e tt e r; DE C A CLIFF KARTHAUSER: Stud e nt C o unc il ; -C lub; lntramural s, Bask e tball ; Tra c k , L e tt e r ; C ro ss Co untr y , L e tt e r ; B o ys' Stat e ; FCA, V i ce- pr es id e nt ; C r oss Co untr y Co-C aptain ; S o ph o m o r e Ba s k e tball T ea m ; Juni o r May Day

Att e ndant. NANCY KA YE: Or c h es tra, L e tt e r; Ro c k e tt es ; R es erv e P e p C lub; For e ign Languag e Club, G e rman, Int e rnati o nal C lub; GAA ; Boo k

KLEEN: -Club ; Golf, L e tt e r. GARY K l ·· : Band , Trumpet Trio; Radi o C lub , Pr es id e n t , : ,·cr e tary , Tr e a s ur e r ; lntramural s, F oo tball. GR I G -

ORY KING: Band, L e tt e r, Trump e t Tri o ; O r c L.- stra ; R oc k e t R e vu e; lntramural s, Flag F oot ! !I; H o no r s Co nvo c ation; Stat e Band ; All C it y S t · e Band; Mid-East Festival S e lec t Band ; C all -t o- -· eC olo ur s ; All Cit y En se mbl e C o nt es t. LA {; , A

KLEIN: Rock e tte s ; R es erv e P e p C lub. DU A E

KNIGHT: Gymnasti cs ; H o n o r s C o nv oca t , 1

STEVEN KREIFELS: F o r e ign Language C l Spani s h ; lntramural s, Football , B as k e tball , S , ;ball ; Hon o rs C o nv oc ati o n DEB KROHN: C h , Op e r e tta s; Madrigals; Girl s' Gl ee ; R oc k e tt es ; J se rv e P e p Club ; Ro c k e t R ev u e. DAVID K U I

CEK MARK KUCK: N -C Lub; F oo tball , \ sit y, L e tt e r.

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JACKIE LAGESON: Ro c k e tt es; R ese rv e Pep Club; GAA ; H o n o r s Co nv oc ati o n ; Art C lub ; R egents Alternat e JOHN LAHER: We s tling

NANCY LAHM: Stud e nt C oun c il; R ock e tt es; Reserv e P e p Club ; For e ign Languag e C lub , French ; Ch ee rl e ad e r , R ese rv e, Var s ity , C linic ; Rocket R e vu e; Juni o r Cla ss Vi ce -pr es id e nt ; County Gov e rnm e nt Da y; Soph o mor e Ma y Day

Att e ndant ; Honor s Conv oc ati o n REBECCA

LAHR: NORTHEASTER N, C o p y Edit or ; Jou rnalism Clini c; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; F o reign Languag e C lub , Fr e n c h ; GA A; H o n o r s Convo c ation. THOMAS LARSEN: B a n , L e tt er; Or c h es tra; Ro c k e t R e vu e; Dan ce Band. NANCY

LARSON: Ro c k e tt es ; R ese r ve P e p C lub ; Foreign Languag e C lub , Spani s h ; S c ie n ce Club ;

Honors Convocation. JOHN LEACOCK: Intramural s, Ba s k e tball, S oftball ; Tra c k. RANDY

LEACH: N-Club; lntramural s , Fo o tball, Ba s k e tball; Track , L e tt e r ; C ro ss C o untr y DAVID

LEAVITT: Ch ess Club , Pr es id e nt, Vi ce -pr es ident, Se c retary , Tr e a s ur e r ; NORTHEASTER N;

ROCKET ; Ph o to graph y Staff ; N -C lub ; S c ie n ce Club, Pr e sident, Vic e -Pr es id e nt ; T e nni s, L e tt e r ; Honor s C e nvo c ati o n ; All-S c h oo l Pla ys KIRBY

LEHMAN: Op e retta s; Ma s qu e and Gav e l ; R oc k e t

Revue; All-School Play s BOBBIE LEHL: C h oir , Operettas; Rock e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p Club; For e ign Languag e Club, Spani s h ; GAA ; H o n or s C o nv oc a-

Tion. CLARK LEHR: Choir ; Op e r e tta s; N -Club; lntramural s ; Wr e stling , L e tt e r; Bas e ball; C o unt y Government Day; Honor s Conv oc ation DIANA

LEVORSON: R ese rv e P e p Club ; GAA. TIM

LICKEI: N-Club ; lntramural s, Ba s k e tball; Tennis, Lett e r; Honor s Convo c ati o n. CHRIS

LIND: Transfer from Cr e t e High S c hool; Girl s'

Glee; Res e rv e Pep Club. JOHN LOGAN: Choir ; Operetta s ; Boys' Gle e ; Rock e t R e vu e ; Intramurals, Football; Bas e ball , L e tter ; Plain s man

Honors Festival Choir. ART LONGORIA: NClub; lntramurals, Football ; Wr e stling, L e tt e r.

BECKY LOOS: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; R eserve Pep Club; Ro c ket Revue. DENNIS LOOS

ROCHELLE LOOS: Mixed Chorus ; Rock e ttes; Reserve Pep Club. PATRICIA LOPOUR: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Girls' Gl ee ; Rockette s , Demerit Chairman; Re se rv e Pep Club ; Masqu e and Gav e l; Foreign Languag e Club, Fr e nch; GAA ; Rocket Revue ; Honors Convocation. CATHY

LOVE: R oc k e tt es ; R ese r ve P e p C lub. KEITH

LUDDEN: C h o ir ; Op e r e tt as; Mas qu e and Gave l , Tr e a s ur e r; R oc k e t R e vu e; C ount y Go ve rnm e nt Da y; H o n or s Co nv oca ti on ; All- Sc h oo l Pla ys.

H o n o r s Co n voca ti o n ROBERT MILBURN:

Mi x e d C h o ur s. MICHELLE MILLER: R oc k -

e tt es RANDALL MOORE: M a s qu e a nd Gave l.

BOB MORFORD MIKE MUNDAY: Tran sfe r fr o m Omah a B e n so n ; lntramural s; Ba se b a ll.

JACQUELINE MUNSON: Mi xe d C h o ru s ;

MR oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C l u b ; F o r e i g n Lan g ua ge

C lub , S pan s ih; GA A ; lnt ram ural s, Bo wlin g, Fi e ld

H oc k ey, Vo ll ey b a ll , Sw im m in g YVONNE MUN-

SON: R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C lub BARRY

ILONA MACHERS: P e n g uin s ; R oc k e tt es; R eser ve P e p C lub ; F ore i gn L a n g u age C lub , F r e n c h ;

GAA; R oc k e t R ev u e, H o n o r s Co nv oca ti o n. JAY

MADSEN: Boys' Gl ee. JOYCE MAGORIAN:

R oc k e tt es; R eserve P e p C lub ; GA A; Girl s Intr amural s; All -Sc h oo l Pl ays TERRY MAHLMAN:

S tud e nt Co un c il , Tr e a s ur e r ; N -C lub ; Sc ie n ce

C lub; lntramural s; F oo tb a ll , R ese r ve, Va r s it y,

L e tt e r ; H o n o r s Co n voc ati o n ; FL , Pr esi d e nt ,

Vice -pr es id e nt , Sec r e tar y, Tr e a s ur e r; De bat e,

L e tt e r. MIKE MAHONEY: -C lub; lntramural s,

F oo tball ; Ba s k e tball , R ese rv e, Var s it y, L e tt e r ; Tra c k ; C ross Co untr y ; DE CA FLORIAN

MAKOVICKA NANCY MANLEY: Girl s' Gl ee;

R ese r ve P e p C lub ; GAA ; R oc k e t R e vu e JEANNIE MANN: Transfer from Lin co ln High ; Mix e d

C h oru s; R oc k e tt es ; R ese rv e P e p C lub ; GAA

SAM MARTIN: Tran s fer fr o m C h e ye nn e Ce ntral ; -C lub; F oo tball , Var s it y, L e tt e r ; Wr es tlin g,

L e tt e r ; H o n or s C onv oc ati o n ; S tat e Wr es tling

C h a mpi o n GAYLE MATTHEWS: R oc k e tt es;

R ese r ve P e p C lub. JEANNE MATTHEWS:

R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e P e p Club ; lntramural s, Ba s k e tball. ROBERT MAYS: lntramural s, F oo tball. STEVE McBRIDE: Stud e nt C o un c il , Pr es id e nt; Band ; Op e r e tta s; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; Juni o r C la ss Pr es id e nt ; H o n ors C o nv oc ati o n ; Dan ce Band ; FCA ; Co n fe r e n ce on Human S c ie n ce; Junio r L a wm e n Pro gram ; S tat e S tud e nt Co un c il Co nve nti o n CAROLE McCORMICK: Orc h es tra;

C h oir; Op e r e tta s; P e nguin s; R oc k e tt es; R ese rv e

P e p C lub ; R oc k e t R e vu e, Hon o r s C onv oca ti o n.

MIKE McKNIGHT: N -Club ; lntramural s, F oo tball , Ba s k e tball, S o ftball ; T e nni s, L e tt e r ; H o n or s Co nv oc ati o n. HAROLD McGREW: N -C lub ; Radio C lub ; Fo otball, Res e rv e, Var s ity , L e tt e r;

H o n or s Con voc ati o n. MARY MEHURON: Ro c k-

e tt es ROD MERTZ: lntramural s LEON

MEYER SHERRY MEYER: R ese rv e P e p

C lub ; lntramural s ; H o nor s C o nvocation; All -

S c h oo l Play s ; Kee n Tim e C o un c il. JAMES

MICHAUD: Ch o ir; Oper e tta s; Boy s' Gl ee;

C lub ; Football, R es erv e, Varsity , L e tt e r; Tra c k ;

MUNYON: S tud e nt Co un c il ; lntramu ra l s; H o n ors

Co n voc ati on JOYCE MYERS: B a n d, L e tt er, Alt e rnat e Twirl er; R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve P e p C lub ;

GA A ; R oc k e t R ev u e; Int erna ti o n a l C lub. MA U -

REEN MYHRE: S tud e nt Co un c il ; R oc k ettes;

R ese r ve P ep C lu b; C h ee rl ea d e r , R eserve, Varsi t y, C lini c N

DOUG NEBERMAN: lnt ra mural s, B as k et b a ll ; F oo tball, R ese r ve, Var s it y; B o ys' Sta t e; DE C A.

JANICE NELLIS: R oc k e tt es; S c ie n ce C lub ; lntramur a ls, Vo ll e yball , Ba s k e tb a ll. PHYLLIS

NELSON: R oc k e tt es, S ec r e tar y; R ese rv e P e p

C lub ; R oc k e t R e vu e; H o n o r s Co n voca ti o n. LU-

ANNE NEUTZMAN: R oc k e tt es ; R ese r ve P e p

C lub ; For e ig n Lan g u age C lub , S p a ni s h ; GAA; Hon ors Co n voca tion. LAURIE NOVAK: S tud e nt Co un c il ; P e n g uin s; R oc k e tt es; R ese r ve

P e p C lub; GAA ; Ch ee rl ea d e r , R ese r ve, Var s it y,

C lini c ; R oc k e t R e vu e; Girl s' St a t e; H o m eco min g

Att e ndant ; S o phom o r e M ay Da y A tt e ndant ; Hon or s C o n voc ati o n ; S tat e S tud e nt Co un c il Co nve nti o n ; Stud e nt C o un c il Ex c hang e Da y; L i n co ln Co un c il of Y o uth G o v e rn o r 's Co nf e r e n ce

ROGER NUNN. 0

GLORIA OLIVER: Band , L e tt e r ; GAA, Vicepr es id e nt. BARB OLSEN: R oc k e tt es ; R ese r ve

P e p C lub; R oc k e t R e vu e ; H o n o r s Co nv oc ati o n

BERNARD OLSEN: Stud e nt C o un c il , Vi ce -

pr es id e nt ; N -C lub ; Bask e tball , R ese rv e, Var s it y ,

L e tt e r; Tra c k , L e tt e r ; C ros s C ountry , L e tt er;

Boy s' Stat e ; King of H e art s Attendant; H o n o r s Co nv oc ati o n. CHRIS OWEN: R oc k e tt es; R e -

se rv e P e p C lub

SUE PACKETT: Choir; Op e rettas; Madrigals ; Girls' Glee; Rockettes; Reserve P e p Club ; Rocket Revue ; Senior Class Treasurer; Honors Convocation. DEBBIE PARKER: Rock e ttes; Reserve P e p Club. SHERRI PATZEL: Choir; Operettas; Girls' Glee; Rockettes; Res e rv e P e p Club; Honors Convocation LINDA PETER: Choir; Operettas; Girls' Gl ee; Ro c k e ttes ; Res e rve Pep Club; Rocket R ev ue; .Intramurals, Volleyball; Honors Convoca-

tion; All-Stat e Chorus. RUSSELL PUPPO: Transfer from Mason City High School; Intramurals, Ba sketball, Softball.

Student C o uncil; N-Cl ub ; lntramural s, Fl ag Fou t. ball; Basketball, R ese rv e, Varsity, L e tt er: T rac k Letter ; Kin g of H e arts.

MARJORIE RE E V ES; Ro c ke tte s; Reserv e Pep Club; Ma s qu e an d Gave l; Foreign Language Club, French ; Rock et Re vue MC; Honor s Convocation; All-School Pla ys : AFs: MIKE REID: -Cl ub ; Football, Reserv e, \" d rs ity, Letter; Ba s k e tball , Rese rv e; Ba seball, L Pt te r· Track. CALVIN REINKE: Rock e t R Pv ue'. Wr es tling, Lett e r. JERRY RENAUD: N -l ] ub; Masque and Gav e l; Ro c k e t R e vu e ; lnt ra m:.i r als; Tennis, Letter; Honors Convocation; Al k·c hoo l Plays; Voic e ofYou ng Citizen; Voi ce of Dem o, r acy CHERYL RICHARDSON: Cho ir ; Op e H tas; Rock e ttes; Res e rv e P e p Club; Co unt y Gov e rnment Day; R ep r esenta tiv e on McCalls F a h io n Board. PAULA RICHARDSON: P e n i 1ins; Rockettes; Reserve P e p Club; GAA. MA f-- VIN RIEDEL: N-Club; Sci e nc e Club, Vice-pr e s , ; c nt; Tra c k, L e tt e r; Cross Country, Lett e r ; h nors Convocation; Book Club RICK RIEKE: N --. iu b; Swimming, Le tt e r. CAROL ROBER T ~ ) N: Band; Choir; Op e r e ttas ; Ro c kett es; R ese n Pe p C lub ; Fore ign Languag e Cl ub , Spanish; H ,ors Convocation. LANA ROBINSON LO i" " IE ROBINSON BRUCE ROSS: Stud e nt < ,unc il; ROCKET ; Journali s m Clinic; Rock e t R ue; Football, Reserve; Wr es tling; S o ph o mor e l ay Da y Attendant. KAREN ROSS: Transfe r o m Hay s High School; Choir; Girl s' Gl ee; !\ , e d Chorus; Roc kett es ; Rese rve P e p Club; H ( or s Convo c ation

sJANET SABALKA: Penguins, President , :: epresident; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Cl ub ; ( A, President. DAWN SANDERS: Ro ckette s 1. eserve Pep Club; Honor s Co nv ocat ion. T E RI

SCHAFFER: Ro c kett es; Reserve Pep < b ; For eign Languag e C lub, French; Ro c ket R < ,e ; Hon ors Convocation. PATRICIA SCH A f : Rockettes; Res erve Pep C lub. DAN SCH H E

STEPHAN SCHILKE LINDA SCHLE t L-

MILCH: R eserve Pep Club; Mixed C h , s

JUDY SCHMIDT: Choir, Secretary; Ope rc:· s ; Ro c k ettes; Res e rv e Pep Cl ub; Cheerlead e r ese rv e, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket R evue; Soph o , re Class Secretary; Hon ors Convoca tion Rl l Y

SCHNEIDER: lntramurals, Football, Ba ~ tball, Softball. DELORES SCHOONO V } l : DECA. BRAD SCHUMAN: N-Club; F oo t , 11, Reserve, Varsity, Lett e r; Swimming; T r MIKE SCHUMAN: N-Club; Gymanstics, L e i r; Swimming. KENT SEARS: N-Club; Wre st l 5, Letter; Track; H onors Convocation. SUA E

SEHNERT: Rockettes; Res e rv e Pep Club , : retary ; Foreign Language Club, Spanish G \ ; Ro c ket Revue. GARY SEYERSDAHL CI !\ Y

SHERARD MARK SHIELDS: N-Club; F t · ball , Varsity, Letter; Ba s ketball , Reserve , Va r Letter; Track, Letter. REBELA SHIPPS: · 1dent Council; ROCKET: Journalism Clinic; R,ettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, R es Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revu e; Home co min g ttendant; Junior May Day Attendant. JA

SINNER: N-Club, Secretary, Treasurer ; F t · ball, Varsity, Letter , Co-Captain; Bask et !, l, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Homecomin g ttendant; Junior May Day Attendant; DECA , V > president. LINDA SISKE: Rockettes ; Re s e- e Pep Club; DECA; International Club. CH l S

RMARAE RADDATZ: Penguin s; Ro cke ttes ; Reserve Pep Club; Science Club; GAA ; Rocket Revue; lntramurals , Track. CHARLES RAU:

SKILES: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. SH LEY SLOCUM: lntramurals , Gymans t i Volleyball, Track, Field Hockey. CHE R L SMITH DUANE SMITH: Radio Club, S e 1 tary, Treasurer; Science Club; Rocket R e v Gymnastics; Honors Convocation. PAM SM I1 r: Transfer from Omaha North High; GAA; Track Team. PAULA SMITH: Rockettes; ,serve Pep Club, Treasurer; F ore ign Langu , e Club, French; Rocket Revue; H on ors Conv o ,

tion STEVEN SMITH: lntramural s, F oo tb all; Swimming. MARY SNELL : P eng uin s JUDY

SO B OTTA JIM SOLLENBERGER: Intramurals, Bask e tball; Football, R eserve; Track; Cross Country; FCA. BEVERLY SOMER-

H ISE R : Mixed Chorus. JUDY SPADER: Transfer from Waverly Hi g h Sch oo l; Foreign Language Club , Spanish DEAN SPENCER: R ocket Revue; Gymnastics, L e tter. GREG SRB: Honors Convocation. DAVE STANDLEY: N-Club; Football, Re serve, Varsity, L e tt er; Wrestling , Letter; baseball. DEBORAH STANSBURY: Choir; Operettas; Rockett es; Re se rv e Pep Cl ub ; Red Cross; Voice of Young Citizen. DOUG STAPLES

JO E STARR: School Announcer; Pen g uin Show

MC. LINDA STEWART: Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Penguins; R oc kettes; R eserve Pep C lub;

R ocket Revue. MICHAEL STEYER: DECA.

D EAN STILWELL: lntramurals , Bask etball; Football, Res e rve; Track; H onors Convocation.

D E BB IE STILWELL: Rockettes; R eserve Pep Club. DEAN STROUGH: Gymnastics, Letter.

EUGENE SUMMERS: Boys' Glee; Mixed Chorus; All-School Plays; Masque and Gavel.

TO M SWANSON: Band; 1 ORTHEASTER ; l ntramurals, Track. LARRY SWENSON: ORTHEASTER ; -Club; Intramurals, Ba s ketball; Football , Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Track.

ROBERT UPTON: Intramurals. Softball, B as ketball ; Track; Cross Country; DECA.

PHALEN: tudent Council; Choir, President; Operettas; Boys' Glee; Rocket Revue; S op hom o re C las s Vice-President; Boys' State; Hon o rs Convocation; State Music Clinic; Plainsman Hon o r Cho ir; Nebraska Safety Convention; Linc oln

VKAREN VANCE: Band , Letter, Twirler; Peng uins , President, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve P ep Club; Foreign Language Club, Spanish; Rocket Revue; lntramurals, Swimming; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; NFL; Student R epresenta ti ve for Committee on Student Foreign Travel.

DEBORAH V ANDERHARR.

PAM WACH: Rockett es; Reserve Pep Club; Foreign Language Club; Rocket Revue, MC; Honors Convocation. CONNIE WAGNER: Transfer from K ea rney High , Sanhliego, California. TONJA

WAGNER: Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket R evue DEBBIE

Boys Choir. RHODA ELAINE WHEATLEY: Transfer from Provo High; lntramurals, Bask e tball , Volleyball. CYNTHIA WHEELER: R e d Cross; Foreign Language Club, Fren c h ; GAA; Drama Class Play. LARRY WHITE: Choir; Operettas; B oys Octet; B oys' Glee; N-Cl ub ; Rocket Revue; lntramurals, Football; Ba sketball, Reserve, Var s ity, Letter; Track; King of Hearts

Attendant; Junior May Day Attendant; Hon o rs Convocation. BRUCE WHITEFOOT: Track; Cross Country RICK WHITING: B oys' Gl ee ; Rocket R e vue. MARILYN WIEST: Choir; Operettas; Girls ' Glee; Rockettes; Re se rve P e p Club; Chee rl eader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. DAVE WILLIAMS: Choir; Operettas; Boy s' Glee; R ocke t Revue. STEVE WILLIAMS

wDOUG WINKLER JUDI WOLFE: Rock e tt es; Reserve Pep Club; Foreign Language Club; Honors Convocation; Nebraska Conference of Youth JAMES WOODRUFF: N-Club; Swimming , Letter. DAN WORLEY GLENDA

WURDEMAN: Transfer from Monroe High School; Rockettes; R ese rve Pep Club.

TTO M TA B OR: Wrestling. BEV TENOPIR: Girls' Glee; Reser ve Pep C lub ; Rocket R ev u e

D A R YL THOMPSON ELLEN THOMPSON: Band; ROCKET: Rockettes; Reserv e Pep C lub , Vice-president; Cheerleader, Varsity, Cli ni c; Rocket Revue RANDI THOMPSON: Intramurals , Bask e tball RICK THOMPSON: -Club; lntramurals, Basketball; Tra ck, L e tt er; Cross Country, Letter. DENNIS TIPTON: HONORS Convocation. DALE TITUS DAVID TYLER: Orchestra , Letter; NORTHEASTERN, Editor; Journalism Clinic; Youth Symphony; Superintendent' s Stud en t Advisory Board; State Music · Clinic.

WAITE: Girls' Glee; Rockettes ; R eserve Pep Club; R oc k et Revu e CHARLES WALEK: Science Club; lntramurals, Basketball; Honors Convocation. HERB WALLER VICKI WAPLES: ROCKET; Photography Staff; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Co unt y Government Day; Honors Convocation. GLENN

WATTS: Operettas; Masque and Gavel; Rocket R ev u e; All-School Plays. BRENDA WAY: R oc ke ttes ; R ese rv e Pep Club. ADELL WEIHING: R oc k e tt es; Res e rv e Pep C lub; Masque and Gavel; Foreign Lan guage C lub; GAA; All-School Plays; AFS. CONNIE WENDT: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation; All-Scho ol Pla ys.

MICHAEL WENZL: NORTHEASTERN; Intramurals, Ba sketball, Football. LARRY WEST: Boys' Glee; N-Club, Vice-President; R ocke t Revue; Gymnastics, Letter. MARK WEST-

yLESLIE YORK: Rockettes; Keen Time Counc il. BEVERLY YOUNG: Ro c kettes , Res e rve P ep Club; Foreign Language Club, Spanish.

zGLORIANN ZIER: Reserve P ep Club; GAA. STEVE ZIMMER: Choir; Operettas ; Madrigals; Boys ' Glee; -Club; Intramu ra ls , Football; Ba seball, Letter.

1st Semester President

Joel Kennedy Vice -president

Karen Brammer

Secretary

Patty Watts Treasurer

Keith Ludden

2nd Semester President

Karen Brammer

Vice -president

Patty Watts

RED CROSS

President

Carol Sohl

Vice-president

Jeri Hurlbut Treasurer

Tess Jonas Secretary

Cindy Gossard

Cathy Bloom

Sue Carroll

Jerry Coleman

Jane Kennedy

Sue Munday

Sheree Sharp

Marilyn Smith

Tina Smith

Pam Stickney

Gayle Yocum

Secretary

Bonnie Smith

Treasurer

Sandi Furrer

Karen Berka

Aloma Bouma

Tom Cardwell

Marla Carlton

Barb Clinefelter

Jerry Coleman

Betty Collins

Tom Doughty

Cindy Ehrlich

Jim Fritts

Marnie Fox

Patti Geist

Andrea Grob

Jim Haynes

Marilyn Hermann

Jan Hicks

Dave Hile

Sandy Huber

Ron Hutchinson

Virginia Irwin

Tess Jonas

Cathy Kirk

Lynn Kucera

Kirby Lehman

MASQUE AND GAVEL

Joyce Magorian

Randy Moore

Becky Orr

Mark Peters

Don Renaud

Jerry Renaud

Denise Scharton

Sheree Sharp

Beth Swanson

Sue Swartz

Jim Underhill

Glenn Watts

Adell Weihing

Tom Yearly

1st semester President

Tom Casady

Vice-president

Pam Brown

Secretary

Terry Mahlman

2nd semester President

Jim Curtiss Vice-president

Marcial Guajardo Secretary

Loren Schmidt

John Anderson

Eric Asboe

Pam Brown

Becky Drabant

Paul Hartz

Pam Hoagenson

Mary Mattern

Mike Mundon

Jim Raymond

Jim Underhill

Daniel Uyesato

Don Wesely President

Don Barry

Vice-president

Loren Schmidt

Secretary-treas u

Roy Powell

Jerry Coleman

Lindon Franson

Paul Hartz

Dave McCormick

Mike Munden

John Rotert

Steve Wagner

Steve Wilson

SCIENCE CLUB

1st semester

President

Jim Curtiss

Vice-president

Marvin Riedel

Treasurer

Bruce Lovejoy

Secretary

Jeri Hurlbut

2nd semester

Pres ident

Bruce Lovejoy

Vice-president

Terry Mahlman

Treasurer

Dean Kirby

Secretary

Carol Sohl

Sue Carroll

Lindon Franson

Cindy Gossard

Andy Lahr

Nancy Larson

Dave Leavitt

Robin Ragland

Marilyn Smith

Dean Wampler

Adele Weber

1st semester

President

Jan Sabalka

Vice -presi dent

Gloria Oliver

Secretary

Peggy Ball

Treasurer

Diane Ball

2nd semester President

Shirley Arnold

Vice-president

Jody Bonneau

Secretary

Sherry Landenberger

Treasurer

Bobby Kaenel

Shirlene Adams

Cindy Arnett

Sara Arow

Janelle Belknap

Pam Bickel

Kathy Borcher

Glenda Bourne

Jana Buss

Jenny Cockrell

Janelle Cox

Janis Clark

Jenny Drabant

Julie Eley

Susan Emmons

Gloria Esquival

Mary Fech

Lisa Foster

Wendy Francis

Cindy Gossard

Gwen Graesser

Chuck Griffin

Diane Guerry

Judy Hanna

Peggy Hart

Patricia Helmick

Yvonne Hladik

Susan Hoerner

Martie Hoffman

Ruth Ingwerson

Cindy lrmer

Gloria Jernigan

Jacqueline Munson Kim Stinehagen

Sheree Johnson Joyce Myers

Jeanne Judds

Harriette Jumper

Phyllis Thompson

Oliver Jodi Wagner

Gaylene Price

Nancy Kassebaum Marae Raddatz

Susan Kendle Becky Ray

Jane Kennedy Janet Sabalka

Nancy Kerry Debbie Shonerd

Christy King

Debbie Kirkland

Sue Slechta

Shirley Slocum

Connie Weers

Janet Wells

Denice Wendt

Elaine Wheatley

Patti Whitefoot

Beth Witham

Karen Wolfe

Kathy Koranda Pam Smith Sheila Wolfe

Ruth Kuhfahl Terri Smith Gayle Yocum

Jackie Lageson Debbie Squires Gloriann Zier

Becky Lahr Pam Stahurski

Sherry Landenoerger

Donna Larson

Joyce Magorian

Mickey McLaughlin

Lori Meier

Rhonda Moeler

Joanne Morford

Barb Mueller

Kery Zimmerman

President

Mike Brown

Jean Anderson

Nancy Kaye

Dean Kirby

Steve Landenberger

Dave Leavitt

Terry Mahlman

Marv Riedel

Cal Reinke

Karen Stei nbruegge

BOOK CLUB

President

Ken Maresh

Vice-president

Jim Sinner

Treasurer

Ted Karle Secretary

Steve Jones

Connie Bailey

Carol Bauers

Kim Ber ger

Derald Bickford

Russ Davidson

Susie Dietz

Tom Henson

Doug Hosek

Jim Jones

Randy Keiser

Mike Kortum

LaMila Lutes

Dou g Neberman

Dennis Ray

John Rotert

Deloris Schoonover

Linda Siske

Bob Upton

ROCKET

Editor

Janet Endorf

Managing editor

Rebecca Fischer

Photo edi tor

Rebecca Drabant

Copy editor

Linda Hohensee

Business manager

Ellen Thompson

Pamela Brown

Pam Burnham

Pam Cameron

Mary Fech

James Folsom

Becky Hanna

Nancy Herpolsheimer

facquelin Jonas

Kathleen Joseph

Linda Kalcik

Rebecca Orr

Bruce Ross

Dennis Scheer

Linda Schneider

Rebela Shipps

Marjean Vandahl

Jackie Walker

Vicki Waples

Ann Wenzl

SPANISH CLU B

President Karen Vance

Vice-president

Beth Swans on Secretary-treasurer

Tom Mo rey

Rick Cadwallader

Dixie Griffin

Wendy Hanna

Shyla McGill

Barbara Matthew s

Karen Schwabau er

Judy Spader

Keith Titus

Karen Wo lfe

Sheila Wolfe

FRENCH CLUB

Rick Hamilton

Virginia Irwin

Nancy Lahm

Becky Lahr President

Paula Smith Secretary

Peggy Hart Treasurer

Lena Ahnlund

Sheila Bates

Sheila Evans

Debbie Hahn

Sheila Evans

Dianne Ferguson

Rebecca Fischer

Mark Gordon

Ronald Greeno

Linda Grice

Deborah Hahn

Becky Hanna

Brenda Hanson

Kenneth Hipple

Linda Hohensee

Ruth Ingwerson

Deborah Kahler

Nancy Kaye

Judy Keller

Connie Kelley

Joel Kennedy

Gregory King

Duane Knight

Jacqueline Lageson

Nancy Lahm

Rebecca Lahr

Judy Ahrens

Wesley Albers

Kathryn Allen

Jean Anderson

Shirley Arnold

Timothy Bach

Jerry Barnett

Jeffrey Bell

John Bills

Joanne Bonneau

Patricia Broadston

Cynthia Brotzman

Michael Brown

Shannon Brown

Patricia Carlson

Thomas Gasady

Barbara Clinefelter

Susan Collins

Beverly Dean

Randall Dean

Rebecca Drabant

Janet Endorf

Pat Lopour

Ilona Machers

Karen Nilson

Susie Ruhmann

Terri Schaffer

Gail Smith

Kim Stinehagen

Cindy Wheeler

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF

Mike Brown

Mark Gordon

Andy Lahr

Dave Leavitt

RADIO CLUB

1st semester President

Kurt Bauer

Vice -president

Stan Foreman Secretary

Duane Smith

2nd semester President

Dan Pickerill

Vice -president

Stan Foreman Secretary

Duane Smith

Randy Dean

Craig Hollers

Gary King

Kevin McKinney

Martin Rost

President

Mike Hermance

Vice-president

Jim Ryan

Secretary

Harlan Bauers

Treasurer

Jerry Kirkland

News Reporter

Steve Jones

Sent inel

Jim Luedtke

Frank Beaty

Mike Bomberger

Larry Bratt

Bill Crumb

Rex Cornell

Leroy Covert

Ron Davidson

Dave Deterding

Doug Dow

Steve Ferguson

Bill Florea

Steve Gochnor

Dwight Green

Bill Haeffner

Dave Hansen

Tom Higgins

Arnold Jensen

Steve Kaar

Leo Keane

Kent Kennedy

Randy Keiser

Loren Leonard

Tim Liddick

Rod Lobeda

Louis Ridgley

Rob Schoenleber

Randy Schroeder

Rich Standley

Mike Strain

Terry Traush

Don Tuma

Jim Wesley

Don Witulski

Tim Woodcock

FFA

Nancy Larson

David Leavitt

Patricia Lopour

Steven McBride

Penny McLaughlin

Ilona Machers

Terry Mahlman

Samue l Martin

Jaqueline Munson

Barry Munyon

Luanne Neutzman

Laurie Novak

Gloria Oliver

Bernard Olsen

Susan Packett

Sherr i Patzel

Dennis Peterson

Marjorie Reeves

Chery l Richardson

Carol Robertson

Karen Ross

Judith Schmidt

Mark Sh iel ds

Duane Smith

Paula Smith

Dean Stillwell

Ellen Thompson

Karen Vance

Pamela Wach

Charles Walek

Judith Wolfe

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Editor

Dave Tyler

Managing editor

Becky Hanna

Copy editor

Rebecca Lahr

Sports editor

James Folsom

Business manager

Mike Pratt

Wes Albers

John Bills

Lynnette Brooks

Terry McGregor

Jennie Pii ppo

Bonnie Smith

Carol Sohl

Thomas Swanson

Larry Swenson

Michael Wenzl

NORTHEASTERN

1st semester

President

Karen Vance

Vice-president

Janet Sabalka

Secretary

Patty Wilson Treasurer

Betty Collins

Student director

Jody Bonneau

2nd semester

President

Janet Sabalka

Vice-president

Jody Bonneau

Secretary

Carla Pearson Treasurer

Debbie Eley

Student director

Betty Collins

Jane Anderson

Linda Arnold

Cathy Bloom

Susie Bussear

Pam Campbell

PENGUINS

1st semester

President

Ron Greeno

Vice-president

Joel Kennedy

Secretary

Gaylen Kennel

Treasurer

Terry Mahlman

Donn Beaver

Peggy Coatman

Richard Dale

Janet DeWitt

Mary Dolan

Debby Eley

Paul Hartz

Ken Hipple

Steve Hutchinson

Jacqueline Jonas

Cliff Karthauser

Susan Ketterer

Dav id King

Nancy Lahm

Steve Landenberger

Sonja Larson

Steven McBride

Laurie Novak

Charles Rau

Janet Rood

Mark Westphalen

Lynn Wilcox

Gayle Yocum

2nd semester

President

Steven McBride

Vice-president

Bern ie Olsen

Secretary

Mike Anderson

Treasurer

Debbie Hanneman

Lena Ahnlund

Debbie Armstrong

Cathy Bloom

Patty Broadston

Tom Casady

Terri Cook

Mary Dolan

Tom Doughty

Debby Eley

Julie Eley

Kathy Ernst

Jeff Gaskins

Ron Greeno

Andrea Grob

Roger Heffelfinger

Nancy Herpolsheimer

Sandi Huber

Joe Jensen

Joel Kennedy

Gaylen Kennel

Tim Knight

Pam Krohn

Terry Mahlman

Laurie Novak

Jeff Obrecht

Becky Orr

Lori Rotthaus

Rebela Shipps

Mark Westphalen

Gayle Yocum

STUDENT COUNCIL

Marcia Eley

Gaylen Engelsgjerd

Mary Fitl

Margaret Fox

Becky Halleen

Marilyn Janda

Jackie Jonas

Tammy Kaar

Laurie Kah l

Nancy Kerry

Mary Kortum

Donna Larson

Joan McKernan

Ilona Machers

Mary Martin

Laurie Novak

Marchelle Plucknett

Marae Raddatz

Sherre Sharp

Gai l Smith

Mary Snell

Bobbie Story

Sue Taylor

Lou Ann VanHorn

Jean Wenzel

Patty Whitefoot

RESER VE

1st semester President

Tess Jonas

Vice-president

Lori Rotthaus

Secretary

Becky Halleen Treasurer

Ann Swearingen

2nd semester

PEP President

Becky Orr

Vice -president

CLUB

Marjean Vandahl Secretary

Donna Lahm

Treasurer

Terri Thiesfeld

Sandy Ahlstrand

Marcia Alber

Debbie Armstrong

Bette Baker

Kim Baldwin

Dianne Ball

Patti Barzydlo

Carol Bauers

Jill Beck

Vicki Belz

Karen Bergman

Pam Bickel

Glenda Bourne

Holly Bowmaster

Randi Brehm

Lynnette Brooks

Laurie Brown

Beth Buis

Holly Buis

Roxi Burnett

Janet Bushing

Liz Byleen

Pam Cameron

Susan Carroll

Vicki Carrol l

Jackie Case

Debbie Caves

Mary Chappell

Chris Clapp

Patty Clark

Gloria Collier

Janet Crow

Carol Damkroger

Cheri Dart

Linda DeGarmo

Mary Dolan

Debbie Eaton

Cindy Ehrlich

Cheryl Eirich

Debby Eley

Lila Emery

Janet English

Teri Eyster

Mary Fech

Jeanie Federle

Mary Fitl

Connie Fletcher

Patty Franson

Debbie Frye

Sandi Furrer

Jan Fye

Cindy Gabel

Margaret Garrels

Carol Gerbeling

Jodi Gleason

Marily Gorz

Cindy Gossard

Jolynn Gray

Sue Greb

Debbie Greenfield

Pam Gustafson

Marian Hamby

Charmaine Hansen

Judy Harmon

Donna Harned

Peggy Hart

Debra Hauder

Ann Hayes

Patty Hendrych

Mitzi Hennessey

Nancy Hergert

Julie Herstein

Cindy Hertzel

Sally Highfield

Patti Hill

Sharon Hitz

Marcia Hoffman

Pam Hogenson

Linda Hotovy

Sherrie Humann

Jeri Hurlbut

Helen Hyde

Virginia Irwin

Arletta James

Linette Johnson

Alice Jorgensen

Kathy Joseph

Nancy Kassebaum

Debby Kelly

Vicki Kerns

Nancy Kerrey

Susie Ketterer

Chris Keyser

Dianne Krecklow

Pam Krohn

Pam Krumm

Ruth Kuhfahl

Lori Lamphear

Cindy Lape

Sonja Larson

Kim Lawson

Anne Lee

Sue Lightner

Chris Lofgren

Sharon Lopour

Sharon Lovell

Mary Mattern

Peggy May

Loyce McCormick

Vicki McDiffett

Shyla McGill

Terry McGregor

Joan McKernan

Jo McMahan

Connie Menebroker

Sandi Miller

Wanda Mitchell

Marilyn Mroz

Debra Murrell

Anita Myers

Nancy Pappa

Nancy Parry

Carla Pearson

Kim Penton

Roxi Peters

Susan Peterson

Linda Petracek

Cathy Pettet

Denice Pickerill

Diane Pickerill

Jenny Piippo

Cindy Pont

Connie Prai

Roberta Rada

Cheryl Rap

Carol Rhoadarmer

Carol Riley

Cindy Rinne

Janet Rood

Suzie Ruhmann

Jan Rustermier

Debbie Sauer

Eva Schilke

Rhonda Schlegel

Rita Schlegel

Linda Schneider

Sharyn Schukar

Karen Schwabauer

Debbie Shanks

Kathy Shelton

Cathy Sieck

Suzie Sizemore

Bonnie Smith

Olga Smith

Tina Smi t h

Carol Soh l

Karen Ste inbr uegge

Sheryl St evs ns

Dianna St okke

Carol Sto lze;: berg

Bobbie St or·:

Trudy Stra u,n

Kathy Sue sz

Sandy Svo bc Ja

Beth Swan s( ·,

Sue Swartz

Bobbie Ta yll

Sue Taylor

Rhonda Th ur: ,r

Dixie Troutt

LouAnn Van ~ · ,rn

Judy Vifqua ir

Susie Wagn e,

Cheryl Wait e

Rhonda Wal k -.

Nita Walter s

Diane Warre n

Patty Watts

Ann Weidem a

Juanita We Ia n ~r

Ann Wenzl

Diane Westli n

Connie Weye r~

Debbie Wible

Lynn Wilcox

Nancy Willem ~ n

Patty W i lson

Jan Wisehart

Diana Wollen

Cheryl Zier

Debby Eley

Mitzi Hennessey

Pam Krohn

Sonja Larson

Lynn Wilcox

Patty Wilson

RESERVE CHEERLEADERS

President

Jeff Bell

Vice-president

Larry Wiest

Secretary-treasurer

Jim Sinner

Mike Anderson

Ron Anderson

Jerry Barnett

Alan Belka

Derald Bickford

Jim Biggs

John Bills

Chris Brown

Bruce Bunn

Carl Campbell

Bob Corning

Terry Danek

Steve Dickey

Marv Dinsmore

Roger Ems

Bob Forney

Garry Forney

Harry Forney

Lee Froscheis E

Jeff Gaskins

Rick Genthe

Ron Greeno

Rick Greer

Amado Guilart t

Blair Hall

Doug Hannem a

Roger Heffelfi r e,

Brad Heileger

Tom Henson

Jim Hertzel

Ken Hipple

Phil Hughes

Ted Karle

Cliff Karthaus e

Gaylen Kenne l!

Rob Ketterer

Pat Killeen

Tim Knight

Mel Knopp

Mark Kuck

Steve Landen l g

Randy Leach

1st Semester

President

Harriette Jumper

Vice -president

Becky Hanna

Secretary

Phyllis Ne lson

Treasurer

Jeanne Davidson

Demerit Chairman

Pat Lopour

Sign Chairman

Ilona Machers

Sergeant-at-Arms

Nancy Herpolsheime r

Sergeant-at-Arms

Debb ie Carstens

2nd semester President

Nancy Herpolsheimer

Vice-president

Marilyn Hermann Secretary

Judy Kel ler

Treasurer

Pat Coatman

Demerit Chairman

Becky Drabant

Sign Chairman

Barb Olsen

Sergeant-at-Arms

Judy Ahrens

Sergeant-at-Arms

Marsha Brunke

Lisa Adams

Lena Ahn lund

Becky Alex

Kathy Allen

Jean Anderson

Pam Andreas

Mary Arnett

Linda Arn old

Sh irley Arno ld

Conni e Bailey

Pe ggy Ba ll

Janet Barnh ill

Geo rgia Barthul y

Linda Bart lett

Terri Bartlett

Peggy Behrens

Kim Berge r Pat Berry

Debbie Besche ine n

Mar ilyn Black Elk

Jody Bonneau

Cheryl Bosteder

Karen Brammer

Pat Br inkma n

Patty Bro adston

Cindi Brotzman

Carol Brown

Cheryl Brown

Pam Brown

Shannon Brown

Pam Burnham

Susie Bus sear

Debbie Bu tt

Judy Cadwallader

Pam Campbell

Jeanette Carlson

Pat Carlson

Kathy Coats

Susan Cole

Su e Collins

Su sa n Connick

Shannon Conover

Janet Crear

Barb Cro ok

Mich ele Cruthers

Bev Dean

Susie Dietz

Marilyn Drewel

Cindi Du gdale

Debbie Eisel

Marcia Eley

Joyce Emery

Janet Endorf

Sheila Evans

Kathy Fa imo n

Dianne Fer gu son

Be ck y Fischer

Marnie Fox

Yvonne Garrison

Lynn Gillispie

Louise Graesser

Linda Grice

Andrea Grob

Karen Hageman

Debbie Hahn

Jan Hansen

Brenda Hanson

Martha Harrington

Cheryl Hegener

Lavonne Hennessey

Sharai Hensler

Susan He ret h

Jan Hicks

Yvonne Hladik

Linda Hohensee

Linda Hunt

Ruth Ingwerson

Cindy Ir ick

Judy Irons

Annette Jacobsen

Marilyn Janda

JoAnn James

Fran Jimenez

Dianne Johnson

Judy Johnson

Julie Johnson Doris Poor

Jackie Jonas Marae Raddatz

Laurie Kahl Margye Reeves

Debbie Kahler Cheryl Richardson

Nancy Kaye Pa ul a Ri chardson

Connie Ke lley Carol Robertson

Cathy Kirk Karen Ross

Laura Klein Janet Sabalka

Debb ie Krohn Dawn Sanders

Jackie Lageson Terri Schaffer

Nancy Lahm Patty Scharf

Becky Lahr Judy Schmidt

Nancy Larson Su Sehnert

Cindi Lee Rebe la Shipps

Bobbie Lehi Linda Siske

Becky Loos Chris Sk iles

Rochel le Loos Shirley Slo cum

Cathy Love Paula Smith

Carole McCormick Joan Snowardt

Joyce Ma gori an Debbie Stansbury

Jeannie Mann Stewart

Gayle Matthews Debbie Strlwel I

Jeanne Matthews Ellen Thompson

Mary Mehuron Karen Vance

Michelle Miller Debbie Vanderharr

Jacque Munson Pam Wach

Yvonne Munson Debbie Wa ite

Joyce Myers Vicki Waples

Maureen Myhre Brenda Way

Janice Nellis Adell Weihin g

Luanne Neutzman Connie Wendt

Laurie Novak Marilyn Wiest

Sue Pa ckett Judi Wolfe

Debbie Parker Glenda Wurdeman

Sher ri Patzel Bev Youn g

Linda Peter Gloria Zier

ROCKETT ES

Clark Lehr

Dave Lewis

Tim Lickei

Art Longoria

Paul Luke

Terry Mahlman

Ken Maresh

Sam Martin

Bruce Maske

Rick Messing

Robin McConnell

Mike McKnight

Harold McGrew

Ed McMeen

Jim Michaud

Bernie Olsen

Chuck Olsen

Tracy Pettit

Greg Pickere l

Charlie Rau

Mike Reid

Steve Remmenga

Jerry Renaud

Marvin Riedel

Randy Schl egel

Brad Schuman

Mike Schuman

Mark Sh iel ds

Dan Sloey

Dean Spencer

Dave Sta ndley

Steve Lehr

Dale Strou gh

Dean Strough

Larry Swensen

Ric k Thompson

Brad Walker

David Wenzel

Duane West

Jim Wilkerson

Jeff Wright

Joe Wright

Mark Wulf

Steve Zimmer

N-CLUB

Terri Bartlett Kim Berger

Patty Broadston

Sue Collins

Debbie Eisel

Marcia Eley

Jackie Jonas

Nancy Lahm

Maureen Myhr e

Laurie Novak

Judy Scmidt

Rebela Sh ipps

Ellen Thompson

Marilyn Wiest

BOYS OCTET

Vanderford Bette Baker

Mike Kuwitsky

Wells Kurt Bauer

Grice Susa n Light ner

Wesely

Bergman

Griffen

Haas

Martin

Woodside Dennis Biggerstaff

McCracken

ROCKET BAN D

Arnol d Rick Lee Ka thleen Clark Davi d King

Le na Ahnlu nd Ke nt Kenn edy

Cochrell Di anne Krecklow

Avey Marty Madson

Bach

Marshall

David Collister Tom Larsen

Beisner

Nelson Susan Emm on s Linda Lionb erger

Gaylen Engelsgj erd Bruce Lovejoy

John Bruner Larry Rohrer

Dennis Brethower Burk Renner H

Shelia Evans Debra McCracken

Terri Eyster Michelle McLaughlin

Randy Gades Dennis Royer E

Terry Colvert Dale Robertson

Dale Finke Jo Ell en McMa han

Brad Flemmig Sus an Meal how Ron Dahl Doug Scheffert

Rex Cornell Dennis Scheer s

Gwen Grae ss er Kathy Mitcheltree

Rick Hamilton Robbin Ragland

Bob Debusk Art Shelby

Ron Davidson Bob Schulenberg T

Rollie Hill Cheryl Rap

Tom Detmer Pete Sinica R

Sharon Hitz Bill Roberts

S t eve Hlavic a Terri Smith

Mike Frain Alan Stutzm an

Art Ewoldt Randy Schlegel A

Virginia Irwin Kathy Steinm an Bob Gies Eugene Summers

Steve Isaacs Bill Sundeen

Alice Jorgensen Tom Sundeen

Ga ry Kapp erman Mik e Swartz

Nancy Kay e Dav e Tyler

Connie Kelley Ardis Wilkinson

Mark Kell ey Gayle Yocum

Jane Kennedy Kery Zimmerman

Steve Goehner Vern Swenson

Steve Hadley Scott Stotts

Roger Heff elfing er Dino Solomos

Allan Hennec ke Bob Vance

Richard Janssen Dave Ware

Jay Kahler Duane West

Randy Landstrom Tom Westover

Larry Lantz Rick Whiting

John Lee Dan Worley

Wesley Ziec

ASSEMBLY

Dennis Biggerstaff A

Jim Curtiss

Dwight Dean

Randy Dean

Greg King

Debbie McCracken

Steve Remmenga

Jim Underhill

Dan Uyesato

President

Mark Westphalen

Vice -president

Patty Broadston

Secretary-treasurer

Judy Schmidt

Lena Ahnlund

Kathy Allen

Wesley Allen

Becky Alex

Mike Anderson

Ron Anderson

Tim Bach

Jon Baker

Diane Ball

Jerry Barnett

Don Barry

Terri Bartlett

Jill Beck

Don Beisner

Jeff Bell

Jim Biggs

Jody Bonneau

Lynnette Brooks

Pam Cambell

Kathy Coats

Jerry Coleman

Sue Collins

Tim Cox

Terry Danek

Jeanne Dav idson

Bev Dean

Mar ilyn Drewe l

Marcia Eley

Jean Federle

Richard Fe ldman

Dianne Ferguson

Vaughn Fritts

Jeff Gaskins

Rick Genthe

Nancy Giebelhaus

Lou ise Graesser

Linda Grice

Pam Gustafson

Karen Hageman

Marian Hamby

Janice Hansen

Tom Henson

Susan Hereth

Cindy Hertzel

Linda Hohensee

Harriette Jumper

Debbie Kahler

Joel Kennedy

Debbie Krohn

Lor i Lamphear

Bobbie Leh i

Clark Lehr

John Logan

Pat Lopou r

Keith Ludden

Mike McClerry

Carole McCormick

Vick i McDiffett

Mary Mattern

Peggy May

Pat Mehuron

Jim Michaud

Gary Morrison

Sue Packett

Sherri Patzel

Dale Peter Linda Peter

Deelyn Porter

Cheryl Richardson

Carol Robertson

John Rotert

Lori Rotthaus

Debbie Sauer

Rita Schlegel

Rhonda Schlegel

Karen Schwabauer

Sonja Larson

Jim Shepard

Patty Broadston

Sue Co ll ins

Marc ia Eley

Dianne Ferguson

Nancy Giebe lhaus

Pam Gustafson

Karen Hageman

Cindy Hertzel

Lori Rotthaus

Sue Swartz

Kath y Borcher

Jana Buss

Gare ld But ler

Steve Cartagena

Joan Snowardt

Linda Slaughter

Debbie Stansbury

Leon Story

Susan Swartz

Roberta Taylor

Terr i Thiesfeld

Rhonda Thurber

Marjean Vandah l

Lou Ann VanHorn

Nita Walters

Alan Webb

Ann Wenzl

Dav id Wenze l

Larry White

Marilyn Wiest

Nancy Willemsen

David Williams

Steve Zimmer ·

CHOIR

Nance Christensen

Chris Cole

Pau lette Crosier

Larry Darr

John Deeds

Richard Dolezal

Dan Elliott

Timothy Elsbernd

Robert Everett

Fred Fleming

William Herr

Robert Hurlbut

Ken Julian

Kathy Koranda

James Larsen

Larry Lutz

Pat McClure

Debra Newman

Steven Pierce

Mark Russell

Melodie Seyersdahl

Dav id Smith

Robert Smith

Dino So lomos

Gregg Stokke

Deanne Thiesfeld

Roberta Turner

Polly Wimberly

Adele Allison

Sharon Anson

Debbie Armstrong

Linda Arnold

Rene Bailey

Pat Barzydlo

Barbara Beisner

Karen Bergman

Karen Berka

Pam Bickel

Peggy Behrens

Holly Buis

Diane Camper

Cheri Dart

Debra Eaton

Cynthia Ehrlich

Debby Eley

Janet English

Debby Fettin

Sandi Furrer

Carol Gerbeling

Marily Gorz

Debby Greenfield

Peggy Hart

Martha Harrington

Marilyn Hermann

Gayle Hilbert

Jan Ho llett

Ruth Ingwerson

Arletta James

Bobby Kaenel

Diane Kelley

Kathy Kelley

Pam Krohn

Pam Krumm

Donna Lahm

Sharon lovell

Mary Martin

Loyce McCormick

Nancy Pappa

Kim Penton

Susan Peterson

Cindy Pont

Mary Poulos

Connie Prai

Carol Rhoadarmer

Carol Riley

Debby Rodgers

Brenda Seale

Debby Shanks

Cathy Sieck

Kathy Spaur

Pam Stickney

Ann Swearingen

Julie Urbauer

Judy Vifquain

Susan Wagner

Tonja Wagner

Debby Waite

Ann West

Diane Westling

Lynn Wilcox

Patty Wilson

Diana Wollen

Cheryl Zier

GIRLS GLEE

Tim Bach

Jerry Barnett

Terry Bartlett

Jim Biggs

Terry Danek

Bev Dean

Becky Fischer

Jeff Gaskins

Rick Genthe

Debbie Kahler

Joel Kennedy

Debbie Krohn

Pat Lopour

Mary Mattern

Sue Packett

Karen Steinbruegge

Steve Zimmer

I ND Ex

Ab les, Leonard 81 , 152

Adams, El isa 52

Adams , Jon 70

Adams , Shir lene 81

Adams , Larry 81

Aden , Rona ld 70

Adler , Dona l d 70

Ahlstedt , James 52

Ah lstedt, Kenneth 107

Ahlstrand, Sandra

Ahnlund, Lena 52 , 98

Ahrens , Judy 16, 52, 105, 183

Aksam it, David 70

Alber , Marcia 70

Albers , Wesley 41, 52

Al bers , Yana 81

Albert , Ar l en 81

Alex , Rebecca 52 , 55

Al len , David

Al len , Kathryn 52

Allen, Michael 81

Al l en , Rhanda 81

Allen , Roberta 81

Allen , Wesley

Allison , Adele 70

Anderson, Gordon 52

Anderson , Gustav 70 , 159 , 166

Anderson , Jane 33 , 81

Anderson , Jean 52

Anderson, John

Anderson , Kevin

Anderson , M ichael 42, 70, 130, 147, 14 150, 151, 166

Anderson , Nancy

Anderson, Ronald 52 , 55 , 130, 140, 14 149 , 150, 151 , 157

Andreas, Pamela 24, 52

Anson, Janice 81

Anson Keith 70

Armstrong, Debra 70 , 74, 100

Arnett , Cindy 81 , 195

Arnett, Mary 52, 181

Arnold, Larry 32, 33 , 81

Arnold, Linda 52

Arnold , Mark 42, 81

Arnold , Shir ley 52 , 64, 106, 128

Arow , Sara 81 , 85

Asboe , Eric 81

Atkinson , Elizabeth 81

Axthelm, Jeffery 81

Avey , Kevin 81 , 152

Bach , Mark 81

Bach , Timothy 46 , 52, 130

Baer, Britt 70

Baer, Glenda

Bauers , Carol 70

Bauers , Dennis Bauers , Harlan 70

Beaderman , Joseph 81

Beam, James

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Beckman, Randall

Beeck , Alfred

Behm , Deborah

Behrens , Peggy 52

Beisner , Barbara 70

Beisner , Don 52

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Belka , Alan 70

Belknap , Janelle 81

Belknap , Michael 81

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Boyte, Lynn 82 arstens , Debra 54

Bradford, William arstens , Michael 82

Brammer, Karen 53 , 112 Cartagena, Steven 82

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Carter, Leta 82

Bratt, Larry Cary, Byron 71

Brehm , Randi 70 Jjasady, Thomas 55, 61, 64, 135, 178

Brehm , Robert 70

Brehm, Wendy 82, 184

Brethouwer, Dennis 54

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Brinkman, Jeffrey 70

Case, Jacqueline 71

Caves, Deborah 71

Caughey, Amber 82

Chaffee, Michael 82 , 152

JChappell, Mary 71

rinkman, Patricia 53, 105, 178 Chase, John 55

Broadston, Patricia 47 , 53 , 108, 128, Cheney, Craig 55

Brooks, Lynnette 40, 70

Brophy, Pamela 82

Brotzman, Cynthia 53, 104, 181

Christensen, David 82

Christensen, Fred 71

Christensen , Nancee 82

Brown, Carol 53 Christie Sandra 82

Brown , Cheryl 53 Civkulis' Juris

Brown, Chri~topher 53, 147, 187

Brown, Lc~une 70

Clapp, Christine 71

Clapper, David 71, 96, 134, 152

Brown, Michael 41, 53, 135 Clark, Cecelia 82

Brown, Pamela 39, 48 , 53, 103, 106, 110, Clark, Janis 82

136, 179 r i\ Clark Kathleen 82

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Clark, Patricia 82

Clinefelter, Barbara 55

Clough, Gary

Clupny, Scott 55

Coates, Sharon 82

Coatman , Pamela 44, 55 , 68

Coatman, Peggy 42, 82, 83, 138

Coats, Kathleen 55

Coburn, Ben 71

Cockrell, Jennifer 82

Cockrill, Jon 71

Coffey, Daryl 71

Cole, Chris 82

Cole, Delayne 55

Cole, El mer 82

Cole , Randall 82

Cole, Susan 55

Coleman, Gerald 71

Collier, Gloria 71

Collier, Kathy 82

Bel l, John 32 , 70 Be ll, Richard 70

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Bergfeld, Scott 70 Bergman, Arthur 70

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JBergman, Paul 81, 152, 166, 182

Bergmanis , Daina 81 Berka , Karen 81

Berlowitz , Stanley 70 Berry, Patricia 53

1Bescheinen, Debra 53

Bescheinen, Terry 70

Bickel , Pamila 70

Bickford, Derald 53, 154

Bailey, Connie 52 , 105, 116 ~ gerstaff, Dennis 29, 53, 181, 193

Bailey, Rene 81 gs, James 46, 53 , 181

Baker, Bette 70

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Baker , Jonathan 47 , 70 , 130, 152 Bi lbo: Janece 53

Baker, Joni Bi l ls, John 40 , 53 , 59 , 168, 169

Baker, Josephine

Baker, Phyllis

Baldwin, Kimberly 70

Ball , Diane

Ball, Peggy 52, 179

Blackelk , Mar i lyn

Blackford, Wesley 70

Bliss , Steven

Bloch , Daniel 53, 192

Bloebaum, Reginald 152

Ball, Thomas Bloom, Catherine 81

Barker , Thomas 70, 72 , 196

Barnes, Walter 70

Barnett. Jerry 46, 52 , 133, 147 , 150, 15

168, 169, 184

Barney, Kathleen 81

Barnhi l l, Janet 52

Barry, Donald 70 , 115, 199

Barthuly, Georgia 52

Bartlett, Linda 52

Bartlett, Terri 46 , 52 , 108, 185

Boettcher, David 53

Boettcher , JoAnn 81

Bohaty, Bobbie 81

Bolan , Roger 81

Bomberger, Michael 53 , 114

Bonelli, Anthony 81 , 154

Bonneau , Joanne 53, 118, 119

Bontrager , Dennis

Borcher, Kathy 81

Borchers, Joey 81

Barton Karen 52 ,__.,.,...u1eaux, Charlotte

Barton, Susan 81 or quist, John

Barzydlo, Patricia 70

Basler, Monica

Basler, Monteal 70

Bates, Joyce 81

Bates, Sheila 52

Batty , Richard 81 , 152

Baty, Duane 81

Baty , Terry 81

Bauer , Kurt 81, 117

Bosteder, Cheryl 53, 179

Botts, Christian 70

Bouma, Aloma 81

Bouma , Julie 81

Bourne, Glenda 70

Bowen , Sandra 53

Bowers , Michael

Bowmaster , Hollis

Bowsman , Cynthia 82

Bruner, John

Bruner , John 82

Bruner , William 54 0

Brunke, Marsha 54

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Burell , William 82, 152 ert, Terry 82, 152

Buell, Andrea 54

Buis, Elizabeth 70

Buis , Ricky 70

Buis, Holly 70

Bunn, Bruce 71, 154, 155

Buntemeyer, Gary

Burgess, Paul

Burgess Malinda B rnett, Leaford 54

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Bushing, Janet 71

Buss, Jana 82

Bussear, Susan 44, 54

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Connick, Steven 55

Connick, Susan 55

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Conover, Barry 71

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Cornell, Rex

Corning, Robert 71, 154

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Butler , Kent 54 l7(")

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Butterfield , Stanley

Butterfield , Steven 54

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Cox, Janelle 82

Cox, Jo Ann

Cox, Randy 55

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Cadwallader Rick 71

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Cuba, Gayle ' ' Culver, George

Carlson, Debra

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Carroll , Vickie 44, 71

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Dale, Richard 82, 83, 152

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Dana , Jeanette L'-

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Dav is, Yvonne 42, 83

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Dean , Dwight 71

Dean, Randall 29, 56

DeBoer, Susan 83

DeBusk, Robert 71, 159

Decker, Ardith 83

Decker, Debra 71

Decker, Michael 83

Decker, Nolan 83

Decker, Rick

Deeds, John 83, 152

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DeGarmo, Linda 72

Deines, Mary 83

Delong, Ronald

Dennis, Margie 72

Desiniotis, George 83

Deterding, David 83 , 152

Detmer, Mary

Detmer, Thomas 56

DeWitt, Janet 83

Dickey, Stephen 72, 73, 154

Dieck, Leila 72

Diehl, Jack

Diehl, Michael 83

Dietz, Susan 54, 56

Dinsmore, Dale 83

Dinsmore, Marvin 56, 146

Dirksen, Debra 83

Dittenber , Richard 56

Dittmer, Dana 72

Dloughy, David 83

Dodd , Dennis 83, 152, 192

Dolan, Mary 72, 196

Dolezal, Richard 83

Donahoo, Kevin 72

Dondlinger, Donald 83

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Doughty, Thomas 123, 124, 128

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Dow, Douglas 56

Dowling, Douglas

Drabant, Jenifer 83, 84

Drabant , Rebecca , 38, 48, 56, 103, 133,

Draper, Kendall

Draper , Monte

Drewel, Marilyn 56, 184

Dring, Steven 56

Dudek, Adolph 56

Dugda le, Cindy 56

Dunn, Judy

Durst , Jack 83

Dvorak , Kathleen 83, 194

Dyer, Randy 83, 152

Eaton, Debra 72

Eckstein, Diane 83

Edmiston, Jay 56

Edwards, Kent 72

Ehrlich , Albert 56

Ehrlich , Cynthia 72, 123

Eirich , Cheryl 72

Eisel, Deborah 56 , 109

Eley, Deborah 72, 74 , 75, 100, 188

Eley, Julia 83, 188

Eley, Marcia 47, 56 , 64 , 108, 130, 140, 188

Eliker , Crystal 72

Elliott, Dan 83

Elliott, James 56

Ellis, Jeanne 83

Elsasser, Arlie 56

Elsbernd , Timothy 83 , 152

Embree , Douglas 83

Emergy , Joyce 54, 56 , 185

Emery, Lila 72, 196

Emery , Lyle 83 , 152, 167

Emry , Randy

Emmons, Susan 83

Ems , Jolin

Ems , Rickey 83

Ems , Roger 70, 72, 159

Endorf, Janet 38, 39, 56, 179

Engel , Michae l

Engelsgjerd, Gaylene 83

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Erickson, Barbara

Erks, Patricia 84

Ernst, Kathi 84

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Esquivel, Perry 72

Estle, Marv i n 56

Ethridge , Mark 72

Evans , She i la 56, 97

Everett, Robert

Everson, Douglas 56

Everson, Randall 84

Ewoldt, Patrick 84, 152

Eyster, Susan 44, 72

Faimon, Kathleen 56

Farmer , Mark 84

Farnsworth, Susan 84

Farr, Guy 84

Fazel, Jil 57

Fech, Mary 39, 72, 180

Federle , Jean 72, 77

Feldman , Richard 47 , 57 , 130

Ferguson , Dianne 57, 131

Ferguson, Steven 72

Fettin, Debra 72

Fielder , Steven 57, 192

Fi nk, Pamela 84

Finke, Dale 84, 152

Finke, Douglas 52

Finley , Jeff 84

Fischer, Rebecca 39, 46, 57

Fisher, Jeffrey 57

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Flaherty , Dixie 82, 84

Fleming, Frederick 72

Fleming, Michael 72

Flemmig, Bradley 57

Fletcher, Connie 72

Florea, William

Folkerts, David 72, 166, 171

Folsom, James 39, 40, 57

Folsom, Nancy

Folsom, Steven 72

Forcier, Mary 72

Foreman , Carole

Foreman, Stanley 84

Forney, Garry 72, 156, 198

Forney , Harry 72 , 166, 198

Forney, Robert 72, 134, 198

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Fox, Allan 72

Fox , Kerry 84

Fox , Margaret 57

Frain , Michael 84

Francis, David 57

Franc is, Ti mothy 29 , 57

Francis, Wendy 72, 173

Frank, Terry 57

Franson , Kenneth 57

Franson , Lindon 72 , 113

Franson , Patr icia 72

Franz , Scott 72

Freese , Steven 72

French, Debra 72

Frerking, Helen

Fritts, James 84, 112

Fritts, Vaughn 47 , 72 , 130, 13 1

Froschhe iser, Conrad 72, 147, 161

Frye , Debra 72

Fuehring Deonna 84

Fujan, Randall 84

Furrer, Sandra 73

Fye , Janet 44 , 73

Gabel, Cynthia 73

Gandara, Gary 84

Garrels , Anita

Garrels , Margaret 73

Garrison, Michael 84

Garrison , Yvonne 57

Gaskins, Jeffrey 40 , 46 , 73 , 146, 151

Garton , Darwin 73

Geer, Nancy

Geist , Patti 84

Genthe, Rickey 46, 57, 134, 142 , 147, 194

George , Donna 84

Gerbe l ing, Carol 73 , 189

Gere , Jul ie

Giebelhaus, Nancy 47, 57 , 128

Gies , Robert 84, 166

Gillan, Barbara 84

Gillispie, Christine 84

Gillispie, Lynn 57

Glantz, Steven 84, 152

Glaser , Rodney 57

Glaze , Janel 57

Gleason, Jody 73, 101

Gochnour, Steven 33 , 84

Godden , Michael 73

Goldsby, Ricky 84, 198

Goomis , Mary

Gordon , Mark 41. 57

Gorz, Marily 73, 127

Gossard, Cynthia 73

Gotchall , John 73, 152

Gothier, Michael

Grady , John 73 , 147

Graesser, Gwen 84

Graesser, Louise 57

Graf , Paul 57, 146

Grant, Denis Gray, Jo 73

Graybill, Jolean

Greb , Richard 73, 179

Greb, Susan Green, Dwight 84

Green, James 57 Green, Pamela 84

Green, Richard 84

Greenfield, Debra 73

Greeno , Ronald 42, 57, 58, 140, 158, 159, 188

Greer , Richard 57, 167

Greever, Brent 58

Gregg, Thomas Grice, Linda 58

Griffin , Dix ie 84

Griffin, Kent 73

Grob, Andrea 58, 97, 98, 99

Gross, Daniel 73, 159

Groves, Jerry

Guajardo , Marcial 58

Guerry, Diane 84

Guidinger , Joyce

Guilarte , Amado 73 , 154

Gunn , Terry 73

Gunn , Ton i 58

Gustafson , Pamela 47 , 73

Guthm i ller, Wrendy 84

Haar, Craig 73

Haar, Debra 84

Haas, Jerry 73

Haas , Norman

Haas, William 58

Haase, Helen 85

Hackman, Hollis 55

Hadley, Michael 58

Hadley, Ronald 85

Hadley, Steven 85

Haeffner, William 85

Hageman , Karen 47 , 58, 186

Hahn, Deborah 58

Hahn, Ramona 85 , 197

Hahn, Rebecca 85 , 197

Hall, Blair 58, 156, 167 , 186

Hall, Catharine 58

Hall, Jeffrey 73 , 152, 186

Hall , Pamela 85

Halleen , Rebecca 21 , 73, 192

Hamby, Marian 73

Hamel , Robert 85 , 152

Hamilton, Richard 58 , 97

Haney, Michael

Hann~ Becky3&4~ 5& 10~ 18~ 181

Hanna , Judith 85

Hanna, Wendy 85 , 181

Hanneman, Beth 85

Hanneman , Debra 42 , 85 , 185

Hanneman , Douglas 73, 154

Hansen , Candyce 85, 195

Hansen , Charmaine 73

Hansen, David 73, 167

Hansen , Janice 58

Hansen Larry Hanson Bre nda 58 103 105

Hanson , Don 58

Hanson, Pam 85

Harmon, Judy 73 , 77

Harned , Donna 73

Harrifeld , Susan 73

Harriman, Steven 73

Harrington , Martha 58

Harris, Jeffery 58

Harris, Myrtle 85

Harris, Steven 58

Harrison, John

Harrold, Beth

Harrold , Jo 85

Harrold, Sue

Hart, Peggy 73

Hartz, Paul 85

Hauder, Debra 73

Hayes, Ann 73

Hayes, Michael

Hayes, Steven

Haynes, James 58 , 124

Heffelfinger, Roger 72, 73 , 154, 188

Hegener, Cheryl 29, 58, 60, 181

Heiliger, Bradford 73 , 154

Heise, John 73

Hellerich, David 85

Helmick, Patricia 85

Helmkamp, Donald 28, 58

Hendrych, Patricia 73, 190

Hennecke, Allan 73

Hennessey, Lavonne 58 , 102

Hennessey, Mitzi 43, 73, 100

Henry, Linda 85

Henshaw, Pamela 85

Hensler, Sharol 58

Hensley, Michael 85

Henson , Luann 85

Henson , Tho m as 73 , 147, 150

Hereth , Susan 59

Hereth, Thomas 73

Hergert, Nancy 73

Hermance, Michael 73 , 152

Hermann , Marilyn 59 , 189

Hermann, Steven 85

Herpolsheimer, Nancy 38 , 58 , 138, 195

Herr , William 85

Herstein , Julie 73

Hertzel , Cynthia 47 , 59 , 73 , 128, 187

Hertzel , James 59, 147, 169

Heying, Dave 59

Hickman , Bonnie Hicks , Douglas 85 , 152, 166

Hicks, Elizabeth 59

Hielen, Peggy 85

Higgins , Michael 73

Higgins , Thomas 73

Highfield , Sally 73

Hi lbe rt , Gayle 85

Hildebrand , Michael 59

Hi le, David 59

Hil l, Glen 59

Hill , Patti 73

Hil l, Rol lie 73, 127

Hi ll , Tyson 59

Hilsabeck, Deborah 85

Hipple , Kenneth 59 , 147

Hitch , James 127, 128

Hitz, Sharon 73

Hladik Yvonne 59

H lav ica , Steve 85

Hoage , Kendall 73

Hoefs, Kristy

Hoffer, Michael 85

Hoffman , Marcia 73

Hofker, Gary 59

Hofker, James 73

Hogan , Debra 85

Hogan , Donald

Hogenson , Pamela 70 , 73

Hohensee, Linda 39 , 59, 104

Hollers, Chr ist i ne

Hollers, Craig 85, 117

Hollett. Janice 85

Holmberg , Connie 73

Holmes , Julie 85

Horner, David 59

Horner, George

Horner, Susan 85

Hosek, Douglas 59

Hotler, Randall

Hotovy, Micheal 59 , 73

Hotovy, Linda 73

Howard , George 74

Huber, Sandra 82 , 85

Huckaba , Brenda

Huckeba , Deborah 85

Huckeba , Truman

Huenink, Clark 152

Hughes, Phil i p 74 , 156

Hughes, Susan 85

Humann , Richard

Humann , Sharilyn 74

Hun t, Linda 59, 173

Hunt, Peggy 85, 90

Hurlbut, Jeri 74

Hurlbut, Robert 85 , 152

Hutchinson, Ronald 59, 112, 123

Hutchinson, Stephen 59

Hutchison , Glenda 85

Hyde , Helen 74

Ingwerson, Ruth 59

Irick, Cynthia 60, 186

I rick , Rebecca 85

lrmer , Cynthia 85

Irons , Jerry 60

Irons , Judith 60

Irwin , Virg i nia 74

Isaacs, Steven 85 , 156

Jackson , John

Jacobsen , Annette 60 , 195

Jacobsen , Nancye 85 , 185

Jakub , Denise

James, Arletta 74

James , Jo 60

James , Scott 85

Janda , Marilyn 60 , 136, 199

Janney, Kim 74

Janssen , Jefferey 74

Janssen, Richard 85

Janssen, Steven 85

Jellsey, Steven 85

Jenki ns, Teresa 44 , 74

Jensen, Alette 60

Jensen , Arnold 192

Jensen , Beverly 86

Jensen , Joseph 60 , 64 , 67

Jernigan , Gloria 86

Jimenez , Francine 60

Johnsen, Garry 60

Johnsen , Larry

Johnson, Arlene 74

Johnson , Beverly 74

Johnson , Che ryl

Johnson, Danny 74

Johnson , David 86

Johnson , Dianne 60

Johnson, Duane

Johnson, Eric

Johnson, Gerald

Johnson , Jackie

Johnson , James 74

Johnson , Judy 60

Johnson , Ju li ann 60 , 181

Johnson , Larry 60

Johnson , Linette 74

Johnson , Luann

Johnson , Ralph 74

Johnson , Sharon 86

Johnson , Sheree 86

Johnson , Sh i rlene 74

Johnson, Thomas 86

Johnson , Timothy 86

Johnson , Todd 60

Johnston , Gilbert

Johnston , Linda

Johnston, William 60

Jonas, Jacqueline 38 , 60, 108, 183

Jonas , Teresa 72, 74, 114, 125

Jones, Bradley 86

Jones, Duane

Jones, James 60

Jones, Joey Jones , Linda 86

Jones, Steven

Jorgensen , Alice 74

Joseph , Kathleen 39 , 74

Joye, Bruce 74

Joye, Paul 86

Judds, Jeanne 86

Julian, Kenneth

Jumper, Harriette 60 , 120, 179

Kaenel , Roberta 74

Kah l, Laur ie 60

Kahler, Deborah 46 , 60, 131 , 181

Kahler, Jay 86 , 152

Kah ler , Terry

Kalc i k, Debra 86

Kalc i k, Li nda 39 , 74

Kapperman Garry 86

Karle Karen 86

Karle , Ted 60 , 178

Karr , Steven 60

Karthauser , Cl ifford 60 , 142, 158, 159

Kasselbaum , Nancy 74

Kaul , Barbara

Kaye , Nancy 60

Keane, Helen 86

Keane , Leo

Keating , Kathleen 86

Keele , Niona 86

Kehm , Dav id 60

Kehr , Donald 61

Keiser , Randolph 61

Kel ler, Judy 61 , 194

Kelley , Conn ie 61

Kelley , Diane 86

Kelley, Mark 86 , 152

Kelly , Debra 74

Kempkes , Ricky 86

Kempkes , Rodney 61 , 167

Kendle , Susan 86

Kennedy , Jane 74

Kennedy, Joel 42, 46 , 61

Kennedy , Kent 86

Kennell , Gaylen 42, 147, 148, 166, 179

Kerns Vick i 74

Kerrey, Nancy 74 , 119

Ketterer , Robert 86 , 152, 161 , 164

Ketterer , Susan 74 , 195

Keyser , Christine 74

Killeen , Patrick 61 , 110

King, Christine 86

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Kn ight , Pau la 86

Kn ight, Ti mothy 74 , 152 , 198

Knoel l, Jacqueline 86

Knopp , Me lvi n 86 , 152, 166

Kobek , David 74

Koeh ler , Dan iel 33 , 86

Koen ig, Patty 86

Kohmetscher, Thomas 86

Ko l b, Michae l 86

Koranda , Katherine 86

Kortum , Mary 74

Kortum , Michael 61 , 199

Kotschawar, Terry 86 , 152

Kouma , Richard 74

Kovar, Michael 74

Kramer, Kim 74

Krecklow , Dianne 74

Kreifels , Janet 86

Kreifels Michae l 74

Kreifels , Steven 61 , 192

Kr iege r, Wil liam 61

Krogh , Gary 74

Krohn , Deborah 46 , 184

Krohn , Gregory 86 , 154

Krohn , Pamela 43 , 74 , 100

Krum m, Pamela 74

Krumme , Car la 87

Krumme , Katherine 75

Kubicek , David 61

Kucera Lynn 86

Kuck, Mark 55 , 61 , 146

Kuebler , Stephan ie 61

Kuhfahl , Ruth 75

Kuhn , Vernon 87

Kurtzer, Diane 75 , 100

Kuw itzky , Michael 87 , 152, 166

Ladd , James 87 , 166

LaFollette , James 75 •

Lageson , Jacqueline 60 , 61

Lagemann , Steven 75

Laher , John 61

Lahm , Donna 74, 75

Lahm , Nancy 57 , 62, 109, 133, 142

Lahr, Andrew

Lahr, Rebecca 41 , 62

Lamborn , John 75

Lamphear, Lor i 75 , 126

Landenberger, Sherry 87

Landenberger Steve 75 159

Landstrom , Randall 87 , 154

Lane, Jon 87

Lantz , Lar ry 87

Lape, Cynthia 75

Larsen, James 87

Larsen , Thomas 62

Larson, Donna 87

King, David 82 , 86

Ki ng, Gary 61

King , Gregory 29

King , Michael 74

King , Sheryl 86

Kirby, Dean 74

Kirby , James 61

Kirk , Cathy 61 , 199

Ki rk , Mickey 86

Kirk, Terry 74

Ki rkland , Debra 86

Kirk land , Lawrence 61 , 159

Kirwan , Steven Kitrell , John

Kleeb, Lynn 74

Klein , Laura 61

Klusha , Joel 29

Knapp , Warren 86

Knapp, Thomas 74

Larson , Jul ia

Larson , Nancy 62, 104, 113

Larson , Ronald 87 , 152

Larson , Sherilyn 87 , 159

Larson , Sonja 75, 100

Lawson, Kimberly

Lawson , Joni 87

Lawson, Sherman

Leach , Randy

Leach, Ronny

Leacock , John 62

Leacock , Randall 75

Leavitt , David 41, 62, 156

Lee, Ann 75

Lee, Cindy 62

Lee , John 87, 152, 166, 178

Lee, Richard

Lehechka, Diane 87

Lehi, Bobbette 62 , 188

Kaar, Tamara 86

Kadlec , Diana 86

Knaub, Richard

Knight, Duane 61, 191

Lehman , Kirby 62 , 124, 125

Lehr, Clark 62, 130

Lehr, Danny 75

Lehr, David 62

Lehr, Robert 87

Lempka , Linda 87

Lentfer, David 75

Lenz, Daryl 87

Leonard, Loren 75

Levorson, Diana 62

Lewis, Curt

Lewis, David 75

Lickei, Timothy 62, 156

L!ddick, Tim 75 , 152

Lieb , Loretta

Lightner , Susan 75

Lind, Lois 62

Linder, Jeri 87

Lionberger, Linda 87

Lisle, Donna 62

Lobeda , Robin 75, 152

Lofgren, Christina 75, 185

Logan, John 62, 128

Logan, Laura 87, 199

Longoria, Arthur 62 , 157

Loos, Dennis 62

Loos, Nancy

Loos, Rebecca 62

Loos , Rochelle 62

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Love, Catherine 62

Lovejoy, Bruce 75

Lovelace, Michael 87

Lovell, Sharon 75

Low, Byron 87

Ludden , Keith 29 , 62, 125, 131

Luedtke, Gary 87

Luedtke, James

Luft, Rodney 87

Luginbill , Larry

Luke , Paul 17, 87 , 159

Lutes, Lamila 62

Lutz, Lawrence 87, 152

Lutz, Steven 87

Lybarger, Sheilarh 87

Lyman, Christine 87

Machers, Ilona 62, 103, 105, 118

Madse n, Jay 62

Magonan, Joyce 62, 123

Mahlman, Terry 42, 43, 48, 61 , 62, 133, 135

Mahoney, Ja yne 75

May, Peggy 75 , 130

May, Robert 87, 154

Mays, Robert 63

McBride, Steven 42, 63, 133, 137, 193

McCleery, Michael 33, 75 , 134

McClure, Patrick 87

McConnell, Robin 75

McCormick, Carole 63, 184

McCormick, David 115, 116

McCorm ick, Loyce 75

Mccown, Debra 87

McCracken, Deborah 87

McDiffett, Vicki 75

McDonald, Bill

McDonald, Gregory

McDonald , Thomas

McGill , Shyla 75, 106

McGregor, Teresa 32, 41 , 75

McGrew, Harold 75

McKernan, Joan 76

McK inn ey , Kev in 76, 117

McKnight Michael 63, 156

Mclaughlin , John 87

Mclaughlin, Michelle 63

Mclaughlin , Penny

McMahan, JoEllen 76

McMeen , Edwin 76, 146, 148, 188

McMullen, Patricia 87

McNeil, Patricia 87

Mealhow, Susan 87 , 194

Medearis, Rick 76

Meduna, Tom 63

Meehan , Michael 76

Mehlin, Teresa 88, 173

Mehuron, Mary 63

Mehuron, Patr ick 76, 152, 166

Meier, Daniel 88, 152

Meier, Larry 63

Mahoney, Michael 62, 161, 162, 164, 180, Meier, Lori 88 197

Makovicka, Florian

Manley, Nancy 62

Mann , Jeannie 63

Meier, Randall 88

Meints, Raymond 76

Meints, Vernon 88, 152

Melson, James 88, 152

Manning, Cheryl Menebroker, Connie 76

Manning, Mary 87

Mentgen , Terry 88

Maresh , Kenneth 63, 116, 142, 161 , 162, Merrill, David 164, 191

Markwardt, Steven 87

Marshall, Jerry 87, 154

Marshall, Richard 87

Mertz, Rodney 63

Messing, Richard 76, 152

Metcalf, Mark 76

Meyer, Leon 63

Martin, David Meyer, Sharolyn 63

Martin, Maribeth 75

Martin, Richard 87

Michaud, James 63, 146

Michels, Steven 88

Martin, Samuel 63, 146, 150, 157 Mick, Daniel 76

Maske, Bruce 87 , 152, 161

Middleton, Bradford

Mastin, Keith 75, 159, 167 Mikesh, John

Mattern , Eva 87

Mattern, Mary 46 , 48, 75, 120, 130

Matthews, Barbara 87

Matthews, Gayle 63, 193

Milburn, Susan 88

Miller, Darrell

Miller, Douglas 88

Miller, Gary 76

Matthews, Jeanne 63, 105 Miller, Gregory 88

Maul, Gerald Miller, Joseph 88 , 167

Maul , Steven Miller, Mark 76

Maxson, Jeannie 87

Ml ller, Maureen 88

Maxson, Linda Miller, Michelle

'

Miller, Richard 76

Miller, Sandra 76 , 195

Miller, Sandra 88

Milleson , Clay 76

Millet, Steven 88

Mitchell , Cynthia 76

Mitchell , Wanda 76

Mitcheltree, Kathleen 88

Mitzner, Louis 88

Mizerek , Michael 88 Moeller, Rhonda 88

Mohr, Floyd

Montgomery, Wayne

Moore, Alan

Moore, Alexis

Moore, Barbara 88

Moore, Randall 63

Morey, Thomas 76

Morford , Joanne 88

Morford, Robert 63

Morin, Darlene 88

Morin , Vincent 88

Moritz, Robin

Morrison, Gary 47, 76 , 130

Morrison, Michael

Morton , Peggy 76

Mroz, Marilyn 70, 76

Muehlhausen, Terry Mueller, Barbara 88

Muir, Teresa

Mulder, Karey 76

Munday, M ichael 55 63

Munday, Susan 88

Munden, M ichael 88

Munson, Jaqueline 63

Munson, Yvonne 63

Munyon, Barry 63

Murphey, James

Murphey, Ronald 88

Murrell , Debra 76

Mutchie, Jeffery

Myers, Anita 76

Myers Joyce 63

Myhre, Maureen 63, 109

Nagele, Marc 88, 152

Nahley, Alan

Neberman, Douglas 64 , 146

Neberman , Martin

Neisius, Deborah 64

Nekich , Sally 88

Nellis, Janice 64

Nelson, Dennis 88

Nelson , Jane 88

Nelson, Phyllis 64, 103, 183

Neukirch, Gregory

Neukirch, Michael 33, 88

Neutzman, Luanne 64

Newcomb, Nannette 88

Newman, Debra 88

Niles, Steven Nilson , Karen 76

Ninneman, Susan 76, 187

Northup, Kenneth 88, 152, 166

Novak, Laurie 57, 64, 108, 140, 142

Nunn, Roger 64

Oakeson, Kent 88,159

Oaks, Jimmy

Oberg, Steven 88

Obrecht, Jeffrey 88 , 152

O' Hare, John 64

O'Hare , Richard Oliver , Gloria 64

Olsen, Barbara 64, 183

Olsen, Bernard 42 , 64, 141, 159, 160, 161, 165, 171

Olsen , Charles 88 , 111, 154

O' Neel , David 89

Ore , Daniel 76

Orr, Rebecca 39 , 75, 76, 99, 100

Ouse , Calvin

Outz, Leslie 89

Owen , Christ in a 64

Owen , Pamela

Owen, Randall 76

Owens, Melodee 89

Packett, Bonnie

Packett , Scott 89, 152, 182

Packett, Susan 46 , 64,131 , 183

Pageler, Robbie 89

Palensky, Kenneth 89

Pape, Ricky 89

Pappa, Nancy 76

Parizek , Paul 76

Park.James

Parker, Deborah 64

Parks, Stanley 76

Parry , Denise

Parry, Nancy 76

Patterson , Mark

Patzel, Sherr i 64 , 105

Paul , Michael 89 , 182

Paul, Pamela 89

Payne , Daniel 76

Payne , Dixie 89

Payne , James 76 , 87

Pearce, Gregory 89

Pearson, Carla 77 , 173

Penkava, Steven 89

Penton, Kimberly 77

Pester, Gregory

Peter, Dale 47 , 77

Peter, Linda 64

Peters , Mark 77 , 112, 125

Peters , Roxanne 77

Peterson, Dennis 41, 64, 192

Peterson, Larry

Peterson, Susan 77

Peterson, Timothy 87, 89

Petracek , Linda 77

Petri, Dennis 87, 89

Pettet, Cathleen 77, 185

Pettit, Tracy 77 , 167

Pickerel, Daniel 89 , 152, 167

Pickerel, Gregory 77, 152, 167

Pickerill, Daniel

Pickerill , Denice 77

Pickerill, Diane 77

Pierce , Rebecca 89

Pierce , Steven 89

Piipo , Jennie 77

Piippo , Russell

Pillard, Douglas 89 , 166

Planer, Theresa 64

Plucknett, Marchelle 77

Podraza, Jacqueline

Pohlman, Cheryl 77

Pohlman , Gary 77

Pohlman, Walter

Pont , Cindy 77

Pool , Lonnie

Poor, Doris 64

Poor , JoAnn 82, 89, 190

Poulos, Mary 77

Powell, Roy 77 , 115

Powers, Susan 89

Prai, Connie 77

Pratt, Michael 40 , 77, 193

Price, Crystal 89, 187

Price, Gaylene 89

Price, Peggy 89

Price, Ricky

Pueppke; Willis 89

Rada, Roberta 77

Raddatz , David 89

Raddatz, Marae 64, 121

Raddatz, Myrrel 89

Raecke, Susan 89

Ragland, Robbin 89

Rap , Cheryl 77

Rasmussen , Nikki 89

Rau, Charles 64, 141, 160, 161 , 162, 163, 164, 191

Ray, Dennis 47

Ray , Lonnie 89, 152

Ray, Rebecca 89

Reed, Pamela 89

Reeves, Marjorie 64, 127

Reid, Michael 64 , 147, 169

Reilly, Dianne 89

Reinhart, Donald 77

Reinke, Calvin 64 , 135

Remmenga , Steven 77, 152

Renaud , Donald 89, 156

Renaud, Jerry 64, 124, 125, 156

Renner, Burkhard 89

Rhoadarmer, Carolee 77

Rhoadarmer, Sandra 77

Rhoade~ M~hael 64

Rich, Susan 89

Richards, Diane 89

Richards , Linda 64

Richardson, Cheryl 64

Richardson, Paula 65 , 193

Richmond , Michael 89

Ridgley , Louis

Riebe, Linda 89

Riedel, Marvin 21, 65 , 113, 135, 159

Rieke , Rick 65, 167, 193

Riley, Carol 77

Rinne, Cynthia 77

Rise, Charles 89

Rivera, Stephanie

Rivett, Kevin 77, 166

Roberts, David

Roberts , Steven 89

Robertson Carol 65 , 103,105,178

Robertson, Dale

Robertson , Ronald

Robinson, Cynthia 77

Robinson, Lana

Robinson, Lonnie 65

Robison, Steven 77, 152

Rodgers , Bruce 77 , 78 , 188

Rodgers, Debra 77

Rodgers, Paige 89

Rogers, Robert 65

Rohr , Lawrence

Rohrer, Larry 77

Rollf, Randy 90

Rood , Janet41 , 7~ 185

Rood, Teri 90, 184

Rorabaugh , Eugene 77, 167

Rose, Teresa 77

Roseberry, Eugene 77

Rosenthal , Rodney 77

Ross, Bruce 38, 65, 128, 178

Ross, Karen 65

Ross, Vicki 90 ·

Rost, Martin 90

Rotert, John 78, 130

Rotschafer, Lavonne 90

Rotthaus, Laura 47, 78, 131, 188

Roush, Clarice 90

Rowbal , Roy 90

Rowden, Debra 78

Rowe, Mark 90, 152

Royer, Dennis 90

Royer, Glenda

Royer, Ronald

Ruhmann, Susan 78 , 190

Runyan, Michael 90,152,166

Rupert, Dennis 90

Russell, Mark 90

Rustermier, Janice 78

Ryan , James 78 , 152

Sabalka, Janet 65 , 179, 181

Sabalka, Thomas 90, 179

Sackschewsky , Keith

Sallee , Jane

Sampson, Robert 90 , 152, 166

Sanders, Dawn 65

Sandin , Torrey 90

Sauer, Deborah 78

Scalf , Rose Mary 89 , 90

Schaffer, Gayleen

Schaffer, Robert 87, 90

Schaffer, Terri 65

Schamp, Kristie 65

Schappaugh , Steven 90

Scharf, Patricia 65

Scharton , Denise 90

Scharton , Steven 90

Scheer, Cynthia 90

Scheer, Dennis 39 , 78

Scheer, Roxanne

Scheffert, Douglas 90

Scherer , Pamela 90

Schilke, Daniel

Schilke, Eva 78

Schilke, Harry

Schilke, Stephan

Schilke, Terry 78

Schlaebitz , Deborah

Schlattmann , Alan 78

Schlattmann, Janice 90

Schlegel , Randall 78 , 146, 147, 161, 166

Schlegel , Rhonda 78, 186

Schlegel, Rita 78, 186

Schlegelmilch, Linda 65

Schleicher, Damon 90

Schleicher , Michael 65

Schluter , Ronald 78, 198

Schmidt , Judith 65, 108, 182

Schmidt , Loren 78 , 115

Schmidt, Wayne 78 , 156

Schneider, Linda 38 , 77, 78, 196, 197

Schneider, Ricky 65

Schneider, Terry 78

Schoeneman , Aaron 90

Schoenfeld, Allan 90

Schoenleber, Robert 90 , 152

Schoonover, Delores 65

Schroeder , Randall 78

Schukar, Sharyn 78

Schukar , Steven 65

Schuldt, Gus 78

Schulenberg, Robert 90, 152, 166

Schultz , Steven 152

Schuman , Bradley 65, 146

Schuman , Michael 65, 154

Schwabauer , Karen 44, 78 , 96 , 106

Scott , Gregory 90

Scribner , Michael

Seale, Brenda 90 , 185

Sears, Kent 66

Sedersten, Rick

Sehnert, Suanne 66, 191

Seyersdahl , Gary

Seyersdahl, Melodie 90

Shanks, Debra 78

Sharp , Shel ia

Sharp, Sheree 90

Shaw, Richa rd 78, 152

Shaw , Vincent

Shelby , Arthur

Sheldon, Mark 78

Shelton, Kathryn 78

Shepard, Betti 78

Shepard, Jimmy 42, 47, 78

Sherard, Cindy 66

Sherard , Melody 90

Shields, Mark 17, 66, 147, 171 , 197

Shields, Martin 90, 152, 161 , 164, 166, 181

Shipps, Rebela 39, 57, 66, 108, 140, 183

Shonerd , Debbie 90

Sieck, Catherine 78

Simons, Steven 90

Singleton , Jerry

Sinica , Peter

Sinner, James 66, 110, 116, 140, 146, 149, 161, 164, 171

Sipma, John 78

Sipp , Teresa 90

Siske, Linda 66

Sitzman, Debra 90

Sizemore, Susan 78, 101

Skiles , Christine 66

Skillett, Debra 90

Slaughter , Linda 78

Slechta, Susan 90

Slocum, Shirley 66

Sloey , Danny 66 , 147, 148, 151

Slosson, John 91 , 152

Smith, Bonni e 41 , 78, 123

Smith , Cheryl

Smith , Christine 78, 114

Smith , David 91

Smith, David 91

Smith, Duane 66

Smith, Gail 78, 184

Smith , James

Smith , Mar il yn 91

Smith, Olga 78

Smith , Pamela 66

Smith, Paula 66 , 198

Smith, Raymond 91

Smith, Richard 91

Smith, Robert

Smith, Sheila

Smith , Steven 66, 167

Smith, Terri 91

Smith, Theodore

Snell , Mary 32, 66

Snowardt, Joan 66

Sobotta , Judy 66

Sohl , Carol 41 , 78 , 114

Sollenberger, James 66, 159

Somerhiser , Beverly 66

Spader, Judy 66

Spangler, Ralph 91

Spath , Susan 91

Spaulding, Larry 79

Spaur, Kathleen 79

Spencer , Dean 154

Spilker, William 91

Squires , Debor h 91

Srb, Douglas 91, 167

Srb, Gregory 66

Stahurski , Pamela 91

Stalder, Ricky 91

Standley, David 66, 146, 147, 150, 194

Standley , Neil 91

Standley , Ricky 79 , 152

Stanley, Danny

Stansbury, Deborah 66 , 189

Staples, Doublas 66

Starr, Joseph 67

Steele , Daniel 91

Steenson , Monte 79 , 179

Stehr, Steven 79, 146, 161, 164, 184

Steinbruegge, Karen 79

Steinman , Michele 91

Stevens , Barbara 91

Stevens, Beverly 91

Stevens, Sheryl 79

Stewart , Linda 67

Steyer, Lynn

Steyer, Michael 67

Stickney, Pamela 79

Stilwell, Dean 67

Stilwell, Debbie 67

Stinehagen , Scott 79 , 152

Stinehagen, Kim 79

Stiverson , Jeffery 79 , 192

Stoddard, Pamela 91

Stokke , Deanna

Stokke, Gregg

Stolley , Roger 91

Stolzenburg , Carol 79

Stoner, Mark 91

Story, Bobette 79

Story , Leon 79

Story, Patricia 91

Stotts , Scott 81, 91

Strain, Michael 91 , 114

Strauch, Trudy 79

Strough , Dale 91 , 154

Strough, Dean 67, 154, 155

Sturgeon, Bradford 79

Suesz, Gary 91, 152

Suesz , Kathy 79

Sulek , Steven 91

Sullivan , Debra 91

Sullivan , Gary 79, 147 , 179

Summers, Eugene

Sundeen , Thomas 91 , 159

Sundeen , William 79

Sutter, Clyde 76, 79

Sutter , Helen 79

Svoboda, Melvin 91

Svoboda, Sandra 79

Swanda, Laurie 67

Swanson , Beth 79

Swanson , Patricia 91, 195

Swanson, Randall 79

Swanson , Thomas 40, 67, 183

Swartz , Michael 79

Swartz , Susan 21, 47, 79 , 98 , 131 , 134

Swearingen , Ann 79

Swearingen , Wi lliam 91 , 152

Swenson, Larry 40, 67 , 136, 146, 150

Swenson, Ronnie 67

Swenson, Vernon 91

Syme , Joanne 67

Syme , Susan 91

Tabor, Scott 91

Tabor, Thomas 67

Taylor, Gary 79, 152

Taylor, Richard 79 , 161, 166

Taylor , Roberta 79

Taylor, Susan 79

Tejral, Marvin 91

Tenopir, Beverly 67

Tenopir, Judy 91

Tenopir , Lori 91

Thiesfeld , DeAnn 91

Thiesfeld , Terri 80, 192

Thomas , Jean 91

Thompson, Danny 67

Thompson, Daryl 67

Thompson, Ellen 38 , 67, 109, 191, 197

Thompson, Phyllis 91, 191

Thompson, Randi 67

Thompson, Ricki 67, 159, 171

Thoms, Joel 67

Thurber, Gregory

Thurber, Rhonda 80

Tipton, Dennis 67

Titus , Dale 67

Titus, Keith 91

Tjarks, Betty 91

Tjarks, Janene 91

Tobler, Delvin

Tomasek, Cheryl

Tomes , Rawley 91

Tompsett, James 80

Toohey, Linda 91

Townsend, Richard

Townsend , Teresa

Tracy, Douglas 80

Trausch; Terry

Traver, Janet 91

Triplett, Steven 80

Troutt, Dixie 80

Trcfax, Kim 92

Tudor, Gail 80

Tuma, Donald 67

Turner, Roberta 92

Tweton, Randy

Tyler, David 40 , 45, 58, 68, 136

Tyler, John 92

Underhill, James 29, 74, 80, 152

Upton, Danny 92

Upton, Rhonda 92, 189

Upton, Robert 68

Urbanec, Kenneth

Urbauer, Julie 80

Uttecht, Shelley 80

Utterback, Robert 80, 169

Uyesato, Daniel 48 , 80

Vance, Karen 44, 68, 118

Vance, Robert 92,152

Vandahl , Marjean 39, 75, 80, 100, 180

VandenBosch, Mary 68

Vanderford, William 92 , 152, 166

Vanderharr, Deborah 68

VanHorn, Lou 80 , 186

Van Osdol, Mark 68

Vifquain, Judith 80, 189

Voecks, Michael 80

Voecks, Nancy 92

Voelker , Paula 68

Voelker , Theresa

Votava , Scott 92 , 152, 166

Vrana, Dale 80

Vrana , Laura 92

Wach, Pamela 68, 105, 127, 187

Wagner, Betty 92

Wagner , Connie 24, 68

Wagner , Jodi 82, 92

Wagner, Steven 92

Wagner, Susan 80

Wagner, Tonja 68 , 178

Waite, Debra 68

Waite, Cheryl 80

Wakefield, Rick

Waldron, Charles 92, 152

Walek, Charles 68

Walker, Bradley 80 , 147

Walker , Brenda

Walker , Cecelia

Walker , Crystal

Walker, Gloria 173

Walker, Karen

Walker, Linda

Walker, Rhonda 80

Walker, Teresa

Waller, Herbert

Walter, Jacqueline 38, 68

Walters , Nita 80

Walton, Robert

Wampler, Dean 80 , 156

Waples, Vicki 38, 41, 68

Ware, David 92

Ward, Patty 92

Ward, Timothy 68

Warren, Diane

Warren, Richard 92, 152

Watts, Glenn 29, 68

Watts, Patricia 80 , 122, 124

Way, Brenda 68

Webb, Alan 80 , 191

Weber , Adele 92

Weber, Luann 85 , 92

Weblemoe, Randy 80 , 135

Weekly, Michael 80

Weeks , Deborah 92 , 190

Weers , Connie 92

Weideman, Ann 80

Weihing , Adell 68 , 98 , 99 , 122, 124

Weiler, Gregory 89, 92

Welander , Juanita 80

Wellman , Rita

We ll s, Janet 92

Welter, Norbert

Wendt, Connie 24, 68

Wendt, Denise 92

Wentink , Russell 68

Wenzel, David 80 , 152, 167

Wenzel, Jean 92

Wenzl, Ann 38, 80, 182, 195

Wenzl, Michae l 41, 69

Wesely, Donald 80 , 154

Wesely , James 92

West , Ann 80

West, Bart 80

West, Duane 92 , 154

West, Jeff

West, Larry 69 , 110, 154, 155

West, Patricia 92

Westling, David

Westling, Diane 80

Westover, Thomas 92, 161 , 166

Westphalen, Mark 69

Westrick , Tim 92

Weyers, Connie 77, 80

Wheatley , Elaine 173

Wheller, Cynthia 69

White, Kathy 92

White, Larry 47 , 69 , 141 , 161 , 162, 164, 184

Whitefoot Bruce 69 191

Whitefoot' Patti 92 '

Whiting, Rick 69

Wiest, David 92, 152

Witters, Jerry 92

Witulsk i, Donald 69

Woellhof, Esther 92

Wolfe , Carolyn 92

Wolfe , Judith 69

Wolfe, Karen 92

Wolfe , Merilyn 92

Wolfe Sheila 33, 92 194

Wo ll en , Diana 80

Wood , Gary 69

Woodcock, Timothy 92 , 114

Woodruff, James 69

Woods , Randall 152

Woods ide, Kale 92

Wor ley, Daniel

Wright , Jeffrey 69 , 14 7, 170, 194

Wright, Joseph 80 , 152 ·

Wright , Luann

Wright, Nancy 92

Wulf , Mark 80 , 167

Wurdeman, Glenda 69

Wurdeman , Jerald 92

Yearley, James 92

Yearley, Thomas 80

Yocum, Gayle 92

York , Leslie 69

York, Scott 69

Yost, Barry

Young, Bever ly 69

Young, Donald 80

Zachek , Edward 69

Zang , Macy 80

Zavodny , Alan 92

Zessin , Gregory 80

Z!er, Che~yl 80

Zier, Glonann 69 , 120

Zier , Wesley

Z!mbelman , Steven

Z~mmer, Steven 46 , 69, 169

Wiest, Marilyn 16, 69, 109 Zimmerman, Kery 92

Wilcox, Lynn 80 , 100

Wilkens , Billidene

Wilkerson, James 80, 152

Wilkinson , Ardis 80

Willemsen, Nancy 80, 178

Williams, David 69, 128

Williams , Steve 69

Wilson, David

Wilson, Jeffrey 92

Wilson , Patricia 39, 74 , 80

Wilson, Steven 80

Wimberly , Pauline 92

Winchester, Linda 92

Winkler, Douglas 69

Winkler, Rebecca 85, 92

Wisehart, Janice 80

Wissink, Mary 92

Witham , Beth 92

FACULTY

Mrs Marjorie Adams 18

Mr. Barry Alvarez 35 , 151

Mr Jack Anderson 12

Miss Terry Baumbach 36

Mrs. Norma Be nnett 36

Mr Melvin Berka 22 , 174

Miss Margaret Billings 34

Board of Education 34

Mrs. June Boehmer 27

Mr Evan Bo iler 30

Mrs. Vincie Bower

Mrs Beryl Bowlin 34

Mrs. Wanda Brown 30

Mr George Bruner 22

Mrs Edythe Cascini 23

Mr Richard Colerick 12

Mrs Erma l Collister 26

Mr . Gail Cook 19, 152

Mr . Lynn Crozier 34

Mr Harold Dietr ich 13

Miss Margaret Dolezal 14

Mr Robert Els 18, 151

Mr Bernard Ga ll oway 35 , 110

Mrs. Mary Jean Gast 30

Mrs Robert Heffelfinger 35 , 154, 155

Mrs Max Hester 35 , 159, 170

Mr . John H iza 22

Miss Jean Ho l mquist 22

Miss Jean Hopkins 36

Mrs Helen Hubka 26

Mrs Marlys Hughes 14

Mr Dav id Hunter 19

Mrs Mabel Jacoby 26

Mr. Robert James 19

Mr . Edward Johnson 31 , 160, 161, 162, 165

Mrs Sally Jones 34

Mrs Jeanette Kahm 27

Mrs Marie Kelley 15

Mrs Ida Klockner 30

Mrs Barbara Kos 15

Mrs Helen Krause 15

Mrs Barbara Kuhn 36

Mr Tim Lahrs 30

Mr Richard Larson 23

Mr Keith Leatherman 22

Mr Don Mach 30

Mrs Ula Maher 15

Mr William Maly 34 , 174

Mr Lawrence Mason 15

Mr John McCorm ick 23

Mr John McIntyre 35

Mr Reynold McMeen 19, 152

Mr Terry Monk 23 152

Mr Berry Moore 13

Mr Jack Mueller 22, 172

Mr Richard Nagele 18

Mr. Duane Nichols 31

Mr Tim Nilson 27

Mrs Nancy O'Brien 23

Mr Lee Pasco 30

Mrs Cathie Petsch 23

Mr Ceci l Pine 37

Mrs Gail Plessman 31

Mr James Putman 31

Mrs Elizabeth Reeder 18

Mr Kent Renegar 14

Mr Robert Resz 19, 113

Mrs Mildred Richards 26

Mrs Laverne Rudell 26

Mr George Rush 31

Mrs Grace Rutherford 27

Mrs Blanche Schafer 37

Mrs Leona Scheffert 27

Mr Lloyd Schmadeke 30

Mr Duane Schulz 31 , 106

Mrs Nesha Schumann 15

Mrs Audria Schumard 26

Mr LeRoy Seng 35 , 166, 168

Mrs. Muriel Shores 14

Mrs Vietta Short 35

Mr Frank Simon 34

Mrs. Velma Snook 31

Mrs Margaret Stednitz 14

Mr. Albert Stewart

Mr David Strange 14

Mr. Richard Temme 19

Mr Buren Thomas 18

Mrs Dorothy Vifquain 26

Mr. Robert Wagner 18

Mr Kenneth Wall 14, 167

Mr Keith Watt 156

Mrs. Judy Wilcox 14

Mr Henry Willemsen 22, 152 , 166

Mrs. Vivian Wilson 34

Mrs Lucille Witt 34

Mr Robert Wohlers 18

Time

A steady drone

The clock ticks on Another year ends Of high school life

Termination for some

Others sow new fields

Seeking their future yields

A sequence of changes

Forged together

Effecting and affecting Causing a whirlpool

Of new horizons

To be shared with others

Walking a thousand streets

End to end

Passing from one to the next

Finding new revolutions

Around every corner

There's a dream

For each age

Revealing the need For change

Being limited Only by ourselves

Needing merely

An outstretched hand

Because change is people

Transformin U d 9 ' converting n ergo,ng I A /"ttl a terations , e ch,sled off A Iittle added A on perpetual mot· U . ton nve,/ed A REVELATION OF A REVOLUTION

In the 1971 ROCKET

ADVISER

Mrs. Cathie Petsch

EDITOR

Janet Endorf

MANAGING EDITOR

Becky Fischer

ART DIR ECTOR

Linda Kalcik

COPY EDITOR

Linda Hohensee

ASSISTANT EDITORS

Pam Brown

Rebela Shipps

PHOTO EDITOR

Becky Drabant

ASSISTANT EDITORS

Jackie Jonas

Bruce Ross

Vicki Waples

ASSOCIATE EDITORS

Mary Fech

Jim Folsom

Kathy Joseph

Becky Orr

Denny Scheer

Marjean Vandahl

Patty Wilson

ROW

BUSINESS MANAGER

Ellen Thompson

ASSISTANT MANAGERS

Pam Burnham

Pam Cameron

Nancy Herpolsheimer

Becky Hanna

Linda Schneider

Ann Wenzl

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Mike Brown

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Andy Lahr

Dave Leavitt

PRINTERS

Petersen Typographers

Inter-Collegiate Press

With special appreciation for the advice and cooperation of Mrs. Cathie Petsch, Larry Romjue and Richard Larson.