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Splendid in the brilliance of the sun, Lost in the folds of wispy mist, An educational symbol;

The physical contour of a school. Banners of allegiance flutter hand in hand in the teasing breeze; Massive, yet skeletal, the classrooms stand ready;

Lush, barren; the geometric field of cinder and chalk;

A philosophical island; a world apart; Proud and vibrant in the realization of infinite opportunity; This, the profile of a school.

As we trace this diagram of diversities, a silhouette looms into view. It blurs into multiples and a third dimension is introduced, A heartbeat is awakened, a living portrait is created:

Days , weeks , months-hours , minutes, seconds; the beat of time, the rhythm of life, the jazz of activity.

Personnel 18 Academics 82 Activities 96 Athletics 134 Business 166 Index 188 5

A heritage of mental keenness, a background of academic preparation, a scholarship won. A deluge of personalized congratulations; financial assistance, personal satisfaction.

A pause in retrospect , a moment of solitary reflection; contemplation , meditation; another day gone by.

Knights Achieve Scholastic Record of Acclaim

The basic responsibility of a school, The measure of its quality; Scholastic achievement.

Hours of study sandwiched between entrees on a busy calendar, Sacrifice , discipline, determination; Success, satisfaction.

A background of excellence, A future . of advancement.

Reverie: an idea to ponder, a principle to weigh. The fanciful play of a stimulated imagination.

Inexhaustible: the written word which binds men's minds The curiosity which searches for depth; study, research '.

Certificate of Award ; a scholastic distinction, a goal. Recognition for academic excellence; reward , respect.

Friendship, Fun; Companions of the Knights

A lively tempo, a soul-reaching beat, A symphony of activity. The staccato drone of the skate board, The lonely chording of guitar, Dance----fortissimo, Repose----pianissimo, The glissando of ski on snow, Diminuendo, crescendo; The life of a Knight-a composition.

Th e r e l e a se of t e n s io n , th e pl eas ur e of fri e nd s hip

Lazy strummin g o f th e g uitar, lau g ht e r , r e laxation ;

Skis , skates , s kate boards-whippin g wind , balan ce v e r s us g ravity: th e thrill s and s pill s of s p ee d

Physical exhaustion, mental ":itigue; the 'teasing call of sleep. Brief repose , then an awakening to st udy-al e rt , refr es hed.

Anticipation , e nchantm ent. delig ht ; a bo y, a g irl, and the fairy -tal e world of a fo rm a l soc ia l occasion - g lam ou r

Vocation, avocation; the magic of diversion, the fascination of concentration , th e captivation of relaxation. Employment ; a connection in the business world ; Monetary gain, public service, self-reliance.

Community-Self Improvement Knights' Goal

Building the foundation s of the future, Cementing ideals . and value s , Soldering principles and ambitions , Fashioning alert and u s eful minds ; The blueprint of education. Apprentice today, leader tomorrow, Striving for satisfaction, service; Concerned, conscientious, talented, The generation of the Knights.

Time to sell candy , time to serve ; generosity , The universal desire to assist on e' s fellow man. Th e Lin co ln Co un c il o f Y o u t h -yo u t hful v igo r , adult maturity , bl e nded to better our society 11

Spice of Sports Sharpens Southeast Spirit

The cacophony of spirit and enthusiasm Mechanized motions of pep, Spontaneous movements of team, Emotions released, Pride flaunted, Tears shed.

The pre-game boosting of egos, The hours of dedicated practice, The unifying quality of athletics.

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An apprehensive glance to the floor , tension ; then pandamonium and a last frenzied rally of support . Minute , yet precise , the mascot of the Knights Mimicry to endear her to the hearts of all Unsophisticated , uninhibited ; the charm of a child'.

Uninhibited, unrestrained , unreserved; a knack at corn , an aptitude for amusement; the frolic of the fair (?).

A change of pace, open rivalry running rampant. Faculty versus students; a challenge , a threat, A hotly contested crown ; thrills , spills, fun

Symbol of soaring ambition, tower of educational strength; unfoldin g.

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Symbol of piety and Jove ; The inspiration of lif e. Th e foundation of society.

Values Molded; Knights Seek New Horizons

Abstract; the idealistic dreams of youth. Boldly colorful, Yet realistically subdued. Youth reaching out to the world, Proving new theories, Discovering new universes, Exploring new minds, Meeting the challenges of our century, Creating challenges for the next.

Patr_iotic and proud , free and equal-American; Dedicated to uphold the democratic way of life

Watchfulness in the Citizen ; the Salvation of the State. An active concern, an introduction to the Unicameral.

All-State Fine Arts Series ; a cross section of ability. Talents mastered , friendships established, inspiration.

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Appreciating our creativity, understanding our perplexities, loving our vitality

Miss Hazel Scott, Assistant Principal, Lincoln Southeast High School

A life dedicated to the advancement of education

A personality devoted to the interests of youth

To you, Miss Scott, we dedicate this SHIELD 1965, The Profile of the Knights

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The Board of Education

Among the improvements initiate , by this year's Board of Education wa paving the three public high schooh parking lots. The Board al s o reviewe < and revised sc hool policy and s trived fo a greater knowledge of curriculum. Dr. Arzell Ball was employed to fi l the newly created po s ition of vice-super intendent. In September , the board ap pointed l\1r. Edward Copple to fill th t position vacated by Mr. I. J. Devoe.

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James Stuart President Robert Wekesser Vice-President Dr. Steven N. Watkins Superintendent of Schools Robert Ammon Dr. Arzell Ball Vice-Superintendent of Schools Dr. Reed Schaefer Assistant Superintendent R. J. Bauer Supt. Operation, Maintenance Edward Copple J. Arthur Danielson Robert r ag, Dr. R. L Fredstrom Assistant Superintendent

Southeast Under Leadership ofNew Principal

Southeas t wa s p riv ileged this ye a r to be put under the lead ers hip of a capable new principal , D r. Wes ley V. La ute r bach. With a warm we lcom e from the faculty and st ud ent bo dy he soon became a part of ou r sch ool.

New IBM st u den t sc heduling caused a grea t dea l of confus ion and mix-up s in cla ss es, bu t with t he patient help of M r. Re x M erce r, Dean of Boys, and Mis s Hazel Scot t , Vice-Pri n cipal , the numerou s sch edulin g problems were finally s traigh t ene d ou t.

M r R e x M e rc e r , D ea n of Boy s, and M iss Haz e l Scott Vi ce- P rin c ipal , l oo k at th e n e w IBM sc h e dul e pro g r amm e rs

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Faculty Members Make

It was back to the traditional grind for faculty members as they prepared lectures, gave exam s and figured grades. Seven new teacher s were added to the faculty bringing the total to sixty-six. Thirteen student teacher s greatly benefited from actual cla s sroom experience. In s tructors had 1,492 students under their charge for the 1964-65 school year. Hours spent with s tudents were extra-curricular as well a s academic.

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L. Adolphson Practical Arts L. Althouse English Language International Club Sophomore Clas s G. Auld Guidance P. Austin Fine Art s Band Golf Senior Class Thro u gh Nati o nal Guar d tr a in ing, M ajo r John Elliott has bec ome a deft mark sman . H e ha s earned many medals to prove it. H. Baker Mathematics Sophomore Class W. Bates R. Beideck F. Bergt S c ie n ce R e d C r oss H. Blount Mathematics Driver Ed. Student Council Guidance Practical Arts Sophomore Cla s s Red Cross Knightettes

Contributio ns to the Educational Processes

"Have a seed , Ginny ," says Paul Austin to his pet Raising chinchillas is both a fun-for -profit hobby and business to Mr Austin. 0. Bretthorst Science Science Club Senior Class L. Bunker English Fine Arts Sophomore Class M. Commers English NHS M. Buschkamp Guidance Sophomore Class D. Byorth Fine Arts Quiriquatrus R. Churchill Social Science Driver Ed. Cross Country Track J. Cole Fine Arts

Teachers Master New Educational Methods

J. Dappen Science Science Club Senior Class D. Darnell Guidance FTA Senior Class F . Dorais Science FPA Science Club Sophomore Class T. Douglas Social Science Camera Club Junior Class M. Douglass Library G. Eisele Mathematics Junior Class L. Ekdahl Mathematics Junior Class J. Elliott English Social Science "Go Jim!" Assistant den mother, Mary Commers, cheers her son and his relay team to victory at one of the Monday night meetings .

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D. Ferguson Journalism Social Science Clarion

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J. Garrison Social Science

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A. Gordon Mathematics Baseball

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Robert Hall often enjoys vigorous hunts on fall days. R. Hall Practical Arts

Hours Are Spent Daily

Take Tom Keene , brush up his English dialect, add some make-up , don a set of early 1900 duds, and what have you got? It's Alfred Doolittl e in the play, "My Fair Lady."

C. Hemphill Guidance Key Club Student Council Senior Class A. Hillman PE S Club Gymnastics L. Jensen English Thalians Thespians B. Jones Practical Arts K. Jurgens PE GAA Knightettes Synkra-Knights M. Kalnins English Cheerleaders A. Karle Social Science T. Keefe Guidanc , Junior C ass

In Preparation for Class Lectures, Tests

Revealing interests, teachers found sponsoring clubs and coach ing a worthwhile diversion from the regular pace. Many found satisfaction in the extra activities at Southeast as they attended concerts, plays, and loyally followed the Knight s' athletic pursuits.

Hobbies, from raising quarterho rses to painting, were favorite pastimes for teachers. Outdoo r activities s uch a s camping, hunting, and fishing were most enjo yed by the men, while reading and knitting topped the list of most enjoyed a ctivities for women.

T. Keene Debate Social Science NFL Junior Clas-s R. Lohrberg Social Scienc e S Club Basketball Senior Class C. Ludeman Mathematics Junior Class Charles H e mphill pursu es hobby and part time job se llin g ca m e ras , this one to Steve Exon. E. Mack English Guidanc e Knightettes Senior Class W. Miller Social Science S Club

R. Mitchell Science Sophomore Class

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In Addition, Instructors

G. Overgaard Science Scienc e Club Junior Class

G. Pearce Language International Club

M. Rassekh English Junior Class

J. R eta Science

Swimming Sophomore Class

L . Ro bi nson Language International Club

D Salestrom Guidanc e Intramural s

S. Sco tt English Language Cheerleaders

A collector of antiques , John Garrison proudly displays a marble-topped comode he has just refinished.

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Community Life

L. Settje Fine Arts Quinquatrus F. Smith Mathematics S. Sn y der Mathematics NHS Lynn S e ttje and Franci s Dorai s e xamin e travel folders anti c ipatin g an excitin g trip t o Europ e this summer. E. Trowbridge Language

H. VanLoh English Kni ghtettes J. Waldron Practical Arts Dr iver Ed Amateur Radio B. Stephenson Social Science S Cl ub Football J. Williams English Social Science Knightettes FTA D. Wismer Pra ctical Arts J. Trimble Science Tennis Junior Class W. Wilson Guidance Key Club

R. Zbaracki Eng li sh Creative Writing

Efficiency Keeps SoutheastRunning Smoothly

Head cook, Mrs. Kathryn Greenfield, and her hard-working kitche n sta ff were kept very busy preparing lunch for over fifteen hundred hungry students and faculty. Many custodian s, und e r Joseph Jones , were responsible for the care and maintenance of our building. Mrs. Marjory Courtney, school nurse, conducted numerous tests and check-ups and cared for students' ach es and pains. Many detail s involving clerical and correspondence work were handled by a busy and efficient office staff

CAFETERIA PERSONNEL - W P i er s on , V Sn y der , V Wright , pose with the head cook , K Greenfield , and V Wagner

CA FETERIA PERSONNEL - FRONT ROW-E Mu ggy, W Wi se, D St as tn y. H Sh o n ewi se, R. Loo s , L. Jo hn s on , E. Br e nnon. E Simmon s, J C a v es , M Miller B AC K ROW -L. V a nL a ndin g h a m J H a rm s, I. Mas k e, A. E lsasse r , D Bro wn , A B a rt e ls , G Mill s , S Mill e r , B Ho wat.

"My , how you have grown! " exclaims Mrs Courtney , R.N , to Geof Heiden

Student records , keeping attendance reports and many other office tasks keep Mrs. Alexander , Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Malek and Mrs. Rakers busy.

SOUTHEAST ' S CUSTODIAL STAFFKNEELING-Carl Smith, Rueben Ruiz. STANDING-Mrs Rownd , Earl Moats , Mrs Du e n s ing , Robert Patton , Andy Rich ar d s on , Larry Allison BACK ROW-H a rry Drake , Norman Erickson , Noe Coto , a nd Tom Clover

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Seniors Prepare for June by Writing Senior

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A . Asman K. Augustin Caged at th e Zoo are se n io r o ffi ce r s Don Shurtl e ff , preside n t ; Nan W e b ste r , vi ce -pr es id e nt ; Nan c y P r oba sco , sec r etary ; and G r egg W ri gh t , t r e a s ur er.

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Themes, Ordering Their Caps and Gowns

Seniors found many new and challenging responsibilities as they took over the leadership of their scho ol. Early feelings of uncertainty and inferiority were soon forgotten as they took on the ways and mannerisms of typical Southea st seniors.

Realizing that their final year was drawing to a close, seniors began making definite plans for the future. Most were challenged by a multitude of tests and a maze of college entrance applications and employment forms.

E. Averill D .Ball J Babb E Baller S. Bailey J. Barger Dr ea min g of that mom e nt o u s day soo n to co m e K . Bak er L Bartholomew

M. Baker M. Barton B Ball J. Baskin

Teachers Guide Seniors To Future Goals

M. Beard D Blum B Bowers B Beckman N.Bly M. Bradford J Beezley C. Boehr A. Brandt D. Beilby C Bohling L. Brandt P. Bell E. Bolton R. Brauer W Bell L. Bomberger H . Braum Wheeeee! Maralie Munger, Jill Graham, Tim Ash, Lynn Purvis, and Bob Wood , heartily agree that even seniors aren ' t too old to enjoy sledding.

Senior Class officers Don Shurtleff, president; Nan Webster , vice-president; Nancy Probasco, secretary ; and Gregg Wright, treasurer, headed the class of 1965 which marked the close of the first decade in Southea st's history.

Class sponsors Paul Austin, Joseph Dappen , Oscar Bretthorst, Robert Hall , Charles Hemphill , Robert Lohrberg, and Elinor Mack ·helped seniors plan Baccalaureate, Commencement , and their various other a ctivities.

"How mu c h are the invitations? " " What do you us e th ese ca rd s fo r ?" Th ese and many other puzzling questions faced Seniors John Hurd and Gregg Wri ght .

D Berck M. Border D . Brogden D. B e r glund T. Boren M. Broly e r

B. Berthelsen T. Bo s s S Bro oks T. Bingenheim e r R Bourne C. Buethe A. Bl ey J. Bowd en R Burgess

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Seniors Make Important Plans about Their

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Futures S t udying Results of Various Tests

P Cobl e S. Dahlberg J D eFrain R. Colin M Dalton R DeHaven J. Collins L. Danielson K . Deitemeyer D. Crouch R. Danley R. Detweiler A . Currie J. Davidson R. Dietrick

Pre-game dinners given by Pep Club members mean loads of yummy food and plenty of school spirit.

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"Southeast is King!" Mobs of brush-wielding senior girls turned out to paint the bridge before our big football victory over LHS .

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Exams, Job Applications, and Regents Tests

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Hard Study Helps Class of '65 Gain High

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T. Haas e R. Fr eese G. Garlin g hou se L. Gogela J Ha ge rman L. Friend C. Gatliff G . Goldman J. Hall S. Frisch R. G e bhard J Graham N. Hall J Furr T Geor g i M. Gray R. Hall J. Gage S. Gilliland R. Guenzel J Hallberg

Academic Level

J. Gake J Goble D. Guilford D. Halpain B. Ganka L. Gobl e J. Gutch R. Hambl e t A. Hammar S. Hansher J. Harper S. Harrington C Hartley D. Harvey E. Hayes G Heiden J. H enderson L. Hendricks

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On Many Memorable Train, Bus Migrations,

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D. Kargo E Hergenrader J. Holsclaw B. Jackson T. Kay V Her ge nrader L. Honeycutt S. Jenkins B. Keeley R. Herman C. Hoover D Jett D Keister V Hertzler N. Horn V. Jeurink W. Kenagy

J. High N. Houfek A. Johnson J. Kenyon

Seniors Enthusiastically Promote LSE Spirit

S H ig ley J. Hou s m a n J John s ton C. K ess L. Hill egass D H oy M J o hn s ton D Kilh ourn N. H oe lk N . Huh e r J J o hn s to n e M Kilh o urn e J Hoffman R. Hud so n C J o n es V . Kimh e rlin K. H o ll a nd D Hun two rk M J o r ge n se n J . Kinn ey K. Ho ll a nd J Hurd R. Kann T Kirk i I, 43

Vital Rehearsals Make rsouth Pacific' a Hit

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B. Lotman N. Mack S. McCormick M . Lowe S Magee R. McCown J. Lowen berg L. Malone M. McCoy Seniors from all the public hi g h schools in Lincoln attend an informative A e ro-Spac e assembly held at Johnson Gym. I J. Ludwig P. Maw K. McCracken B. Lyman H. May J. McDonald

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Senior girls spend hours building and painting the " Black Knight " for the Homecoming dance

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C. M cG raw S Mi c ha e l T. Moor e B. Mull o wn ey 46 B McIntyr e M. Mill e r M . M o r e land M Mun ge r D. McLeod R. Miller L. Morris D. Murray G. McPh e rson T . Mill e r L. Morrison W. N e fs ky G. M e is t e r L. Mill stea d J Mo ses D . N e ls e n S. Metcalf A Mitchell D. Most e rt D Nelson

rNite of Knights' Displays Seniors' Talents

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J Patton S Perkins D. Peterson L. Paul J. Pershing G Peterson M. Payne D. Peter H. Peterson "I'll take two " Completely absorbed m an exciting game of cards are Rob Hurlbutt , Lou Gogela , John Freeman , Dick Stemm , and Al Wood H. Pearson B. Peters K. Pewthers P. Penterman M . Peters B.Pike Karen Pewthers finds the library a quiet place to do the hours of researching required for senior themes

Free Time Is Spent Socializing with Friends

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S Rochfor<l E. Roehl R. Rose S. Rosenber g M Ross R. Roth W. Roux C. Rowlison T. Rozmarin N Ru<lolph T. Rud olph S Russ Shy Seniors D Ryman L. Ryon T. Schluterb 1 sci T. Selvig

Projects Help To Make Lasting Friendships

Aft e r th e Chili Fe ed se ni o r s s win g o ut with th e lat e st dance , y e ah , y e ah , yeah

D. Salem S Schmitt J. Seward K. Salisbury E. Schnabel J Seyler V. Saase R. Schoepf L. Shaw M. Sawdon J Schreurs D Sh e aff

S. Schatz E. Schuchman P. Shelley

Seniors Take on Tradi t ion a l Role of Prestige

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M. Sherffius B. Sovey R. Sherwood L. Spilker D. Shurtleff R. Spomer J Siffring J. Stahl R. Slaughter P Stanley B. Smayda M. Statton N. Strehlo P. Sukhatsathian J. Streiff G. Sutter C. Strobel J. Swanson J. Stroh S. Swihart L. Strong P Tate

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And Superiority

A Smiley R. Stemm L. Smith M. Stephenson S. Smith D. Stewart W. Stuart M Tavlin C. Stucky E. Taylor S Smith D Stewart T Smith M Stewart W Sorrell J Stone

"Wat c h it !" thr ea t e n s Jim K o hl. as Sid Stewart. Tom Kirk and Mik e Stewa r t " work" on Jim 's ca r

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As Year Ends

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Happy Memories Rouse Sentimental Feelings

Seniors Kathy Augustin and Martha Statton were announced as National Merit Semifinalists. Southeast also had six four-year scholarship winners in the Unive rsity of Nebraska Regents exam. The y were Martha Statton, Kathy Augu stin, Mike Tavlin , Ned Mack, Donna Bush and Bob Slaughter.

Knit one, purl one. Senior g irls Mary Du c ker , Jane Wescott, Linda Dani elson, Martha Statton, Linda Osborn and Mary Lynn Durrie enjoy their Sunday afternoon knitting and gossip session.

Commencement Plans Were Finally Complete

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J. William s C Williams on S. Wil s on Southeast citizens of the 1964 Cornhusker G i rl s' State and Boys' State , Alice Asman , Maryann Jorgensen , Cory Strob el and Steve Bailey, chat with Governor Frank B Morrison. Not picture d -Sco tt Stuart and John Hall S Wise C Witt S Wittmann S Wondra

A. Wood D Wright T. Yaussi S. Youngs R. Wood D. Wri g ht J. York L. Zin s master R. Woodford G. Wright N. Yost C. Zitterkopf F Workman M. Wuethrich K. Young P Zitterkopf P Worley S. Yanike N. Young

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Upper 3 %Achieves Superior Academic Level

The fourteen seniors ranking in the upper 3% of the Class of 1965 achieved a superior level of academic excellence. After three years of dedicated study at Southeast they proved themselves to be outstanding scholars.

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Alice Asman Kathy Augustin Joel Babb Donna Bush Maryann Jorgensen Bette Olander Nancy Rudolph Sue Schmitt Susan Hansher Nancy Horn Nancy Probasco Rose Ann Roth Martha Statton Craig Stucky

AFS Students Promote World Friendships

On a t o ur of Lincoln , G r e tch e n Garlin gh o u se and D e ni se M os t e rt , AFS s tud e nt fr o m Witbank. U nion o f S outh Afri c a , s top t o admir e and di sc u ss w o rk s o f art at th e Sh e ld o n Art Gall e r y.

P e p py Sukhat s athian , for e i g n exc h a n ge s tu de nt from Thailand , r e c e iv es se win g tip s fr o m h e r Am e ri c an "s is t e r ," Ann Smil ey , in r et urn fo r t h e l at es t n e w s fr o m Ut a radit , P e p py's h o m e t o wn

Dreami n g of a y e a r ab r 9ad ar e finalist s M e l Goldber g, Su s i e J e nkin s, Lynda Inman and Ja c ki e Hopkins .

Juniors Plan Annual Prom, Organize Acts

Juniors score high with officers John Cunningham, president; Kris Swanson , vice-president ; Gail Tupper, secretary ; and Dave Landis, treasurer.

ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-M. Ackerma n , H Ada m s. L. Ade n ROW TWO-G A k sa mit, C. A ll e n , T. Alles. ROW T HR EE-J. Allgood E. Anderso n M Anderson. ROW FOUR-C. Anclrews C. Artz M. A tkin s. ROW FI V E-J. Badberg, J Baile:v , R. B a l dwi n , R. Barber L. Bare. ROW SIX-M. Bartels T Baski n , D. B a u er, S. B eac hl y, C. Beauchamp , B. Beckett. N. Beem a n , C. B eers, L. Beer s, R. B e ll. ROW SEVEN-T. Bell , D Bentley, K Berkheim , N. Berryman , D. Blankens hip , K Bl azek, N. Bl:v , T. Bock , A. Bogott , C. Bolton. ROW E IGHT-M. Boosalis , P Bord er, D Boren , M. Boss. K Bourn e, T. Bracly , G. Breed , M. Brehm S. Bre nn a n. R. Brockley

for rNite of Knights' and Take Merit Exams

Juniors remained busy throughout the year developing leadership, working for a high scholastic record, and promoting school s pirit. Highlights of the year were trying out for cheerleader, applying for AFS, planning the Junior-Senior Prom and taking the PTSA and the National Merit examination.

Junior class advisors were Thomas Douglas, George Eisele, Mrs. Gail Erwin, Mrs. lVlarie Galloway, John Garrison, Arthur Gordon, Tom Keefe, Tom Keene, Clinton Ludeman , Gunnar Overgaard, Mrs. Mary Rassekh and Jerry Trimble.

A quick pe!' k t hrou gh the k ey hol e r Pveals Linda Inm an st ru gg lin g with the N~tiona l M e rit Exam

ELEVENT H GRA D E- ROW ONE-J. Bronso n , R. Brown, R. Bumgarner , D B un t a in , K. Bunt e m eyer , G Burge , D. B urk ey, T. B urrough s, M Bush, W Cant in ROW TWO - J. Cap l a n , H Carey , P. Ca r ey , N Ca rl so n , R. Car lso n , J. Ca rmi chae l , A. Car r , P. Ca rr ie r , C C h aoin , M C h ase. ROW THREE-S. Chifen , C C hi s um , L. C hitt ende n , - L C h onu s ki e, J. C hri s t e n se n , M. C hri s t e n se n , R. C hri stense n , S. C hri s tm a n, J. Cid lik , J. C l a rk 63 I I I I

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ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-B Dudek , J Duerschner , B. Dunhaver , R. Ebeling, D. Edwards, M. Edwards, R. Egger , J Eiche, C. Eitel, J Ellis. ROW TWO - N. Enlow , N. Evans. J. Evinger , G Ewing, K Fanders , L. Faytinger , D. Feerhusen, B Ferguson , H Feuerberg, N Fischer. ROW THREE-M. Fitzpatrick, V. Flansburg , L. Focht , B. Folsom , R. Fowler , L Francisco, K Frick , J. Furrer , M. Fuss. ROW FOURL. Gabrielson, K. Gake, M. Gant, V. Garnett , R. Garrett, A. Gerard , T. Gering, C. Gibbons , B Gibson , R. Gilbert. ROW FIVE-W. Gilleland, P. Glaser, L. Gochnour, M. Goldberg , M. Goldenstein , C. Gorham. D. Graff, A. Grainger, L. Grams , L. Grant ROW SIX-C. Grasmick , T Gr as mick , L. ' Green, J. Greenwald , K. Gregg , H. Gr iffin , L. Griffi s, K. Gros s, E. Grubb, C. Grundmann, F Gunderson.

Juniors Apply for

LEFT:

ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-G Clarke , D Cleavenger , J. Co le , J. Cole , J Conrad. ROW TWO-

J. Conrad, S Co rg a n , S. Co rnell , J. Cosier, J Cottre ll ROW THREE-S. Cra ne , R. Crate, W Cros by , C Cross , T. Culwell. ROW FOUR-J. Cu n ningham , J. Curran, C. Dahl , C. Dahnke, R. Dalrymple ROW FIVE-J

Damm , J Danekas , C. Davies, G Davi s, G. Davis. ROW SIX-J Davi s, J. Davis , S. Davi s, N. Dean, T Deeds. ROW SEVEN-S. DeHaven, J. Dietemeyer.

J. Delp , D Dethles , S. Deurmyer. ROW EIGHTM. DeVries , C. Diers, S Dietrich, T Dillworth, D . Dirks. ROW NINE-R. Doan , L. Dobler , J. Docter, J. Docter , M Dodge ROW TEN-J. Doerr , J Dorsey, N Dort , C. Drath , M. Dres s.

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AFS and Practice for

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The latest fad for Southeast's junior boys this year is "hanging around the Brook" after school.

Juniors Overcome Feeling of 7nbetweeness'

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And Dream of Being Next Year's Leaders

ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-A. Haack, C. Hagerty, S. Hahn, M Hall, R. Hall, M. Hamblet, B. Hamilton, S Hamilton, V Hanson, N. Hardin, P Harms , J. Hartley , L. Hartman, T. Harvey, N. Hassell, R. Hasty ROW TWOD. Hauswald , R. Hawley , V Heggen , R. Henderson, T Henrichs , M Hergenrader , N Hesler, R. Hesler , J. Hesse , R. Hevelone , P. Hickey , P. Hickey , M Hill , T _ Hind s, W Hinze , J. Hlava. ROW THREE-R. Hockenbary , J Hoenig , P. Holle , T Holman, D Hoobler , J Hopkins, J. Hornby , B Hou s man , V Hoxi e, J. Hudson, J. Hutchinson , S. H yat t, T. Icenogle, D Ihrie, L. Inman, S Jackson ROW FOUR-F. Jacobs , M. James, S. James, L. Jeffrey , S Jenkins , W Jennings, G Jen se n, N Johns, C. John s on , C John s on, D Johnson , K Johnson, L. John so n , N Johnson, G. Joy, R. Kay ROW FIVE-K. Kayser , J Kehn , D Keister, C Keller , S. Kelly , J Kempkes , D. Kepler , S. Kess, C. Kidwell , S. Kimberlin , C. King, D Kirchhoff , S. Kirk , G Kissell , M Klanecky, R. Klone ROW SIX-W Koch , D Kohl , B Kohout, M Komin s ky , T. Korinek , J. Kos, R. Krantz , D Krieger , S. Kriutzfield , R. Krohmer , C Kugel , H Lantz, J Larson, J Latrom, B Leavitt, A Lee ROW SEVEN-S Lefferdink , J. Lefler , S Lehi , L. Leland, C. Lingenfelder , D Loewenstein , J. Lofink , L. Lowrey , J Ludwickson, D McCashland , J McLoughlin , E. McNeil, M McPherson , J Mar s hall, J Marx, P Maseman ROW EIGHT-S Maser , J Mathis, V Mattson , S Mel s on , C. Mercer , P Merritt, R Metz , C. Meyers , C. Miller , K. Miller , L. Miller, M. Miller, J Minary, G Mitchell , L. Mitchell , S Mitchell.

Robert Baker

Linda Bartell

Mike Fosdick

Stephen Frederick

Betty Gillespie

Bill Hagen

Robert Holloway

Charlene John son

Dave Landis

Susan McCiendon

Robert Powell

Luisa Thoman

Avery Woods

CAMERA SHY JUNIORS

During Free Hours Juniors Hold Part-time

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ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-J. Mittura , S. Moeller , V. Mohr , D Molzer , J Moran , R Morri s on , S Mo s e s, T Mowery, R Muenchau , G Muggy ROW TWO-G Muncy, M Murrell , S Musselman , M Mussen, E. Nellis, R. Newkirk , V Nichol s, M. Niederhaus , N Nix, S Nootz ROW THREE-S. Nord, M. Morri s , C. Null, A Nuss, M. O'Brien , R. Olesen, A. Olson , S Ols s on , C Oltman, P Oltrogge ROW FOUR-M O ' Neal, S Ooton , P Orth, D. Pardee, F Parks , F. Patton , 0 Paul s on , R. Pavelka , C Petty , K. Phelps ROW FIVES Phelps , L Pickinpaugh , S. Pistner, J Pittenger , L. Playter , R. Prenos il, G. Pre s ton , A Quinl a n , R. Radebaugh , B Rames. ROW SIXP Ra s h , K. Ream , J Reddish , M Reddi s h , C. Reed. ROW SEVENR. R<!ed , S Reed , J Reents , S Reid , C. Renz.

Jobs and Participate

in Clubs and . Sports p

ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-P Reuland , S. Riggle, C. Roach , J. Roberts , R. Roberts, M Robin s on , R Rochford, D Rogers, J. Rosenberger, K Ross ROW TWO-K. Rownd, E. Runyan, S Russell , R Ryan , R. Salem , R. Salisbury, L Sasse , S. Sasse, S Schaefer , V Schaile ROW THREE-G Schainost , S Scherich, B . Schick , J. Schleis, S. Schmelter, J. Schmersal , T Schmitt , K Schneider , W Schneider , K. Schooley ROW FOUR-B. Schultz, J. Schupbach, S Schwieder , J Schwieger, C. Schwindt, R Sconyers, H Seward, R. Shannon , J. Sharp, J Shaw. ROW FIVE-N. Shelley, T Sherwood , J Schneider, F. Shoemaker, E Siemens , Y Siemens, S Simpson, K Sinkey, L. Sitzman, T Slaughter ROW SIXL. Smith , N. Smith, S. Smith, R. Solheim, A Soshnik. ROW SEVENR. Splichal , C. Staley , S Stevens, P Stines, R. Stoehr.

Chaplin G. Witt and model legislatur e senators study proposed amendments

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ELEVENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-D. Stoltzman, M. Stranathan, M. Stueber, P. Styles, R. Subbert, R. Swain, M Swanson, M. Swanson, C. Taddiken. ROW TWO-R Tanner, J Taylor, J. Thompson , N Thompson , W Thomsen , N Thorne, M Thornton, J Thorson, T. Tidball. ROW THREE-N. Tintsman, K. Tramel, C. Tribble, N. Troop, G. Tupper, D. Turnbull, T. Tyrrell, R. Uhlman, S. Umberger. ROW FOUR-J. Vallery, D Vance, P Van Hook, D. Van Horn, J Van Vliet, L Varvel, J Vaughan, C. Von Goetz, L Wagner. ROW FIVE-S. Wagner , A. Walcott, K. Walters, C Watson, S Watson, J Waybright, J. Weaver, S Webster , R. Wekesser. ROW SIXK Welton, M. Wendling , G West, M West, R. Westcott , S Westervelt, S Welchel , G. White, M. White. ROW SEVEN-K. Whitesell, T. Wickenhauser, J Wiese, C. Wilcox , J Williams, T. Williams, C. Wilson , E Wilson , J. Wilson. ROW EIGHT-M. Wilson, K. Winters, D. Wismer, G Witt, R. Wittstruck, R. Woest, R. Woods, N Worrall, M Worster ROW NINE-J Wright, N Wunibald, A Wylie, J. York, J Yost, D. Young, J. Young, T. Young, L. Zadina.

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Juniors Take County Government Offices

Repre s enting Southeas t a t C oun ty Government Day were: Vicki Shi ck , a sse ss or ; Ginger Flans burg , attorne y; Sid · Pistner , regi ste r of deed s; Sta cy Jame s, clerk ; Kris Swan son , commis s ione r; Pam Rash, judge ; Tom Tidball , juvenile judge; Connie Drath , district court clerk; Marcia Goldenstein, superintendent of schools ; Rick Metz , trea s urer ; Dick Splichal, sheriff ; Bob Baldwin , engineer; Gail Tupper, extension agent ; Nancy Hardin, relief director ; Mary Beth Boosalis, welfare director ; and Teri Brady, civil defense director.

" G e t it s trai gh t!" ye ll s R ick M e tz as Tiff Ty rr ell an d B o b Baldw in h e l p hi m to han g his campaign pos t e r "When y ou v ot e, r e m e mb e r m e , Ri c k M e tz

An effe ctive s p eech h e lp ed R ic k to wi n hi s e l ection

F R ONT R O W-M Boo s a li s, P R as h , N H ard in , T Br a d y R OW TWO- M. G ol d en s te in , V Schick , C D rat h , G. F l a n sb ur g ROW T HR EE - G T u ppe r , S Jame s, S P i s t ne r , K Swan s o n. B AC K R OW- R. Metz , D Sp li c h a l , T T idba ll , B. B a ldwi n

Examining all corners of LSE are sophomore officers John Icenogle, president ; Don Stucky , vice -president; Gretchen Hedge , treasurer; and Sarah Olson , secretary.

TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-N. Adair, J. Adams, R. Adams , J Alden. ROW TWO-M Allard, S. Aman, E. Anderson, G. Anderson ROW THREE-V. Anderson, C. Arnold, H Augustin, A. Ayres. ROW FOUR-M. Baade, M. Babb, S Bair, R. Baker. ROW FIVE-J. Baldwin , W. Banks , C. Barger, R. Barnes. ROW SIXM. Barnett, M Bates, T Bates, D. Becker. ROW SEVEN -R. Becker , J. Berglund, N. Bickley, R. Bingenheimer. ROW EIGHT-V. Binger, L. Birkmann, M. Black, C. Blythe ROW NINE-E. Bookstrom, B. Bottlinger, E Bourne, V. Bouwens. ROW TEN-W, Boyd, L. Boyer, T. Boyer, F. Brakhage.

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Wide-eyed Sophomores Invade LSE Halls

TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-M Brandt, R. Baun s roth , R. Breed , J Breslow , L Brethouwer , J Brickson , R. Brill, N Brolyer, J. Brooks ROW TWO---S. Broutman , C. Brown , D Brown , T Brubaker, S Brunzell , B Buckley, A Bullock, R. Bumgarner , S. Burden ROW THREE-M Burkey , K. Burnett , D Bu s h, B Butler , N Butz , C. Callahan , M Cameron, G. Campbell, M Campbell. ROW FOUR-S. Campbell, A Carnas ky , L. Cantin , D Carlson, J Carrier, M Casper, M Charnicki, M Christensen , C Clark.

Bob Adams , Bob Pewthers, Dan Durrie , Bob Rose , and Bill Wiley get together for a hootenanny

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Sophomores' Enthusiastic Spirit

TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE- R. Clark , M Clarke , M Clements, M Clements, G. Cobb , S Colin , C Collins , J Coy ROW TWO-R. Cronkite , D Curti s, J Dahl , N. Dahl , T Dal t on , W Danley , E Da vis , M Dav i s. ROW THREE

-M D e an , C. Deats, A Debus, S. DeLair , T Dennis , C De vitt , E Dietrich, T. Do y le. ROW FOUR-K Dreith , J. Dudgeon , D Dudley , R Duffek , D Durrie, J. Dworak , T Dworak , N. Ebeling ROW FIVE-G Eckhard , R. Eddy, J Eddington , S Edw a rds, T Een , N. Eitel, R. Elder , S Elliott ROW S IXM Emmon s, L Englebrecht, N Engl e r , -J Erick s on , L. E ssink , P Exon , L Handers , C. Faulkner ROW SEVEN-W. Fergu son , D Fiedler , P Findley, K. Fi s cher , P Fitzwater , S Fol s om, S Foreman , G Fos ter.

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Gives

New Life to Traditional Southeast Activities

TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-C Frahm , M Freeman , J Frisch , R. Fulcher , S Fuller, B Fullerton , H Furs t. ROW TWO-R. Gansemer, C. Gardner, R.

a rnett , M. Genthe , N. Gibso n , M. Gieseck, G. Gillette. ROW THREE-W Gilliland, T Gillespie , C. Goge la, R. Go uld , R. Grant, G. Grey, R. Griess, J. Griffith ROW FOUR-W G uilfo rd, M G und erso n , C. Gutgsell, P Hadden , C Hall , J. Hall, W.

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H a nd y, J H a n se n , L. H a n se n , S.

M H a rl ey, J H arris , W H ar tley , J H arvey, P H as tings ROW SIX-T

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Sophomores Find Their New High School

TENTH GRADE - ROW

ONE-G Lutman, C.

Lutz , K. McClain, N. McClellan, D. McClung, R. McComb, C. McCord, G. McCown, D McEwen, S McGuire, M McLeod, J. McTwigan, B. Maca, C Magee , D Magee, M. Magnuson. ROW

TWO-M Magwire, J. Mahaffy, B. Mann, A Manthey, D. Manton, K. Marchant, K Marchant, R. Marshall , J. Martin , C Mason, J. Mason, D

Maw, B. Mawhiney, R. Maxey, J. Maxwell, S. Meier, C Meisinger ROW THREE-G Melson, T Mercer, B Merrill, W Merritt, J. Metz, B

Meyer, M Meyer, S. Meyer, B. Miller, D. Miller, G. Miller, G Miller, M Miller, D Mitchell, T Mitchell, G. Moats.

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TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-K. Hobdon, A. Hoffman , T. Hoffman , G Holdron, J. Holland, S. Holland, J Holmes , J. Holmquist , T. Houtchens, K. Hovelsrud , C. Hovey , L. Hoy, L. Hubert, J. Huggin s, K. Humble , K. Hunt ROW TWO-K. Hunt, D Huntwork , L. Hurs t, J. Icenogle , B Irons , J Jeys , C. John s on , J John s on , L. Johns on , R. Johnson , K Jone s, P Jones, K Kammerlohr, P Kehling , C Keller, J. Kelley. ROW

THREE~. Kelly , S. Kenned y, T Kincaid , P Kind s vater, S King, V Kinner , L. Kirchhoff, P. Kirk , C. Kitrell, R. Kivett , R. Klien , D. Klemme, C Klepinger, N Knapp , W. Knippel, S. Knox. ROW FOUR-L Knudtson , J Koch, S. Kohl , T Kohl , P Kokesch, F. Ko s, K Kranz , J. Krieger , S Kruger, E. Kullman , C. Kutze r, L. Lampshire , B. Lang, T Lang , L Larimer , G Larabee ROW

FIVE-K. Larson , A Lee, J Leeke, C. Legg , W. Leinberger , K Levine , J Lewis, P Lewis , D Leinemann, P. Linch, C. Lindbloom , S. Lindburg , N. Loerch, E. · Ludwick, B Lunsford, N. Luptak

Experience To Be All

They Had Hoped

Ambitious and Eager Sophomores Readily

Despite the confusion of the new IBM scheduling, sophomores adjusted quickly to Southea st. Enthusiastically, they attended games, joined clubs , met fell ow classmen , and strived for a good academic record. Obtaining their license was the high point of the year.

Assisting the sophomore class were advi s ors Mrs. Lois Althouse, Wayne Bates, Max Bunker, Harold Baker, Francis Dorais , Martin Buschkamp, Al Karle , Miss Grace Reiff, Richard Mitchell, and John Reta

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Now that hi s 16t h birthda y has finally co m e. Jim Frisch ca n get hi s lon g covete rl lic e n se. TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-D Maessner, L Mohr, P. Mooberry, M. Moreland ROW TWO-D Moser , W Moses, R. Mo ye r , L. Muggy , J. Musselman , B Nausler , N Neal, R. Neal, R. Nelson , R. Nelson ROW THREE-P. Ness, J Newsham , J Nichols , R. Nielson , N. Nolan, R. Norris, Oelkers , S. Olson, J. Oltrogge, S. Osborn ROW FOUR-C. Overgaard, R Parker , Parsons, M. Patton, R. Patton , D. Perkins , P Peter, J. Peterson, S Peterson, R. Pewthers. ROW FIVE-J Pheasant, C Phelps, S Pinkerton, J. Pivonka, R. Powell , M Prentiss, M Preston, N. Purcell, R Radmore , C. Raspberger

Prove Themselves a Big Asset to Southeast

D Roth, R. Rwnbaugh.

S S a li s bury , T. Sapp ROW SIX-C Schaefer , N Schaefer ,

J Schaffer , K. Schamp ROW SEVEN-P. Schluterbusch ,

D Schmidt , G Schmidt , L. Schoor ROW EIGHT-E Schutte ,

L Schutte , L. Schwindt , L. Scott ROW NINE-D Shaner,

L Shaw , C Shelley , M Shelley

"Hey , look what I've got!" yells excited sophomore Pam Hilton, as she proudly displays her many LSE souvenirs. T ENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-D Rauch, M Raven, R. Rawson , B. Ream ROW TWO-F. Register , T Remigio , L. Retzlaff , J Reul a nd ROW THREE-S Riedman, C. Ritchey, Roach , J. Roberts. ROW FOUR-D Rodger s, G Rogacki, ROW FIVE-L. Runyan , D Rus s ,

" Thi s is a riot !" lau ghs Paula Jon es to Santa Sic! St e wart. at th e Sophomor e C hri s tmas party

TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-D Sikyta, S Slonecker, C. Smith, C. Smith, M Smith, K. Sonderegger, R. Sonderegger, P Sorrell, A. Spencer ROW TWO-L Spier , P Splichal , L. Stapleton, L Stemper, J. Ste ven s, M. Stewart, S Stin e r, K Stip s ky, L. Stolldorf. ROW THREE-W. Stoner , D Stovall , E. Stover , J. Streeter, J Strobel, D. Stucky, J Sullivan, M Sullivan ROW FOUR-S. Sutter , D. Swenson, M Tallman, R. Tatum, L Taylor , M. Tafft , P. Thomas , R. Thompson

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TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-M Tomlinson, D Trombla, J. Troxel , I. Turner, R. Turner, C Unger. ROW

TWO-R. Uribe , E. Van Bloom , D VanDershice, R. VanLandingham , T Vant ROW THREE-D Vasholz, D Venner , B Volz, T. Wagner, K Wald ROW FOURW. Wallace , G Watkins , K Watts , J. Webman, R.

Week s. ROW FIVE-E. Wegner, M Wehrli , W Weilage , K Wendelin, D Werning ROW SIX-D West, L.

Wiedman, J Wilbur, W. Wiley , J Wilkin ROW SEVEN

-R. Wolfe, A Wood, K. Wright , S Wright , S Wright.

ROW EIGHT-C Wunderlich , M Yetman , J York, J. York, C. Yost ROW NINE-J Young , M. Young , A. Zeman, S Zitterkoph , D Zoerb

CAMERA SHY SOPH OMORES

Patty Avard

Steve Bakk

Bill Burkey

David Ellerbeck

Kathryn Ferguson

Billy Francis

David Frey

Marcia Genthe

Kristie Hayes

Katherine Johnson

Shirley Krull

David Moessner

Francine Remington

Karen Rose

Ronald Smith

Rhonda Sykes

Dan VanBu s kirk

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- Sophomore s contemplated grammar and American literature while Shakespeare challenged English literature classes. Thesaurus was the password for senior composition students as they wrote and rewrote senior themes.

Frequent trips to the lab and endless hours of pronunciation practice were a part of foreign language study. ALM enabled students to check out records to improve dialogue recitation.

" I c an ' t fine! an y thin g but co mm e r c ial s," quips Jim K oc h Paula J o n es, R o n N e l so n , and Jim s ta y aft e r th e ir TV E n g li s h cla ss, but th e r e ar e no s how s.

Nancy Dean stretches and Dave Murray lends a helping hand as they hang pinatas, a part of the Spanish culture.

English Grammar Aids Understanding

Di c k H a wl ey d ec id es that " G oldfin ge r " is ju st as e x c it in g in Spani s h in Lif e ma gazin e - "e n es pan o l. " Kar e n Fri c k s tick s t o th e En g li s h ve r s ion .

You'll never believe it , but Mick Lowe ' s senior theme is due next period He'll come through-as all seniors must.

The tape recorder and control board assist Sarah Higley in applying her foreign language in the lab :

Added Lab Rooms Extend Opportunities

Unusual odors drifted from the old and new chemistry facilities as students examined the elements. Double period chemistry was also offered for aspiring Southeast scientists.

In BSCS and standard biology, pupils anticipated the dissection of frogs as physiologists probed the mysteries of the human body. Physics classes studied and applied the properties of sound, light, electricity, and heat.

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"If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times!" Gunnar Overgaard demonstrates to his PSSC physics class a method of measuring distances. Don Rauch and Susie Wondra agree that conducting chemistry experiments isn't exactly a Saturday night pastime. Still, it's a two-way project.

"According to my calculations, this switch doesn't do anything!" Nancy Gibson, biology student, acquaints herself with a new piece of equipment , the " Climatorium."

Scientists Both Challenge and Accept Facts

Steve Russell finds that bravery, as well as brains, is required in physiology as Kris Sinkey pricks his finger .

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disagree about whether current or historical events are more important to social studies Someone should tell them that both are necessary.

Social Studies Classes Observe Elections,

Anticipating the progress of their stocks , Carol Wallace, Charis Christensen , Scott Parker, and John Lehigh study the business section of their newspapers Finding other uses for her newspaper , Jef Furr remains calm and unconcerned

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Compare Current, Historical Happenings

Presidential election s in 1964 provided information and added intere s t to social s tudie s cla ss es .

Government cla ss e s s tudied election procedure s and the importance and function of different offices. American hi s tory s tudents related this election with former one s while economic s cla ss es noted the effect of the election on the s tock market. The election served a s a good example of world progress for world history student s

Act i ng as Justic e s of the Nebraska Supre me Court, Doug Nelsen, Deloris Ryman , Jeanette Hoffman , Susie Carlson , Nancy Burroughs , Sally Newville and Mike Jett view Nebraska government from the top .

Aft e r m o nth s o f h a rd wo rk , K at h y Le v in e pu ts final t o u c h es o n h e r wo rld hi s t o ry project. 8 9

Master Minds Exercise Powers to Reason

Mathematics proved challenging to students as always. Radii , congruent triangles, quadratic equations, and sine functions were all a part of the language frequently used in classes.

Assisting each pupil were compasses , rulers, protractors, slide rules, and countless tables and theorems.

Hours of figuring resulted in piles of scratch paper , broken pencils, and worn-down erasers but also-a relieved student with the right solution.

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"I don't eve r want to go throu g h that a ga in ," sighs Pat Mooberry a s h e fini s h es a proof. " Y o u ' ll n eve r helieve what it says in h e r e!'' Terry Dillw o rth a nd Molly O'Brien di scove r that alge bra is n 't quite as borin g as th ey ex p ecte <l. Bi ll Roux proves that hi s s li<l e rul e is just as accurate as Alice Asman's when working probl e m s It' s also a lot eas i e r to ca rr y hom e!

Business Classes Profit from New Facilities

"Debit cash and credit advertising expense, or is it the other way around?"

Bookkeeping classes were kept on their toes while learning to balance books. Future secretaries followed guidelines to increased speed and accuracy in shorthand and typing classes.

Thirty new IBM typewriters were installed this year at a total cost of $12,000. The machines are equipped with listening apparatus and can also be used to teach key punch operation.

D esk s ittin g isn't on her sched ul e , but Pat H ens l ey finds it goes with shorthand. Buford Jon es commends Pat on both.

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Co nc ent ration co mbin ed with the advantages of mod e rn machin es improv ed eac h pupil's skill.

Musicians Sing, Dance; Artists Paint, Draw

Music students worked vigorously for the school musical, "South Pacific," as they practiced songs and dances. Large choirs as well as small groups were offered for interested singers.

Taking advantage of the snow, art students added it to their plentiful collection of supplies by making large snow sculptures in the school yard. The artists also experimented with abstract paintings and drawings.

"Which would look best where?" Jan Christensen carefully considers the possibilities before she finishes her window decorating project

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MODERN CHOIR - FRONT ROW-J Painter, D. Shurtleff, S Jenkins, K. Pewthers, J VandeKrol, L Hendrick so n , K Leuthauser , S. Gilliland, L. Friend , J. Drew, C. Butterfield. ROW TWO-M. Munger, C. Wagner, A Brandt, J Kenyon , K Ewing, S. Gorham, N. Bly, B . Wells, M. Fitzpatrick , S. Musselman , J . Eiche , D. Fetterley. BA CK ROW-M . Bunker, director ; B . Wiley, D . Dworak, J. Yost, R. Uhlman, S. Davis, S . Stuart, A. Wood, P . Merritt, J . Edington, R. Colin, D . Landis, J . Allen, accompanist.

Practical Arts Offer Skills and Knowledge

Home economics classes set foundations for the future. Studying child guidance and making children's clothing and children's meals prepared the girls for parenthood. Making suits and cooking foreign foods provided enjoyment and sati sfaction in homemaking .

The printing class proved to be a school necessity by printing passes, programs and announcements. Perfection was the aim of the mechanical drafting class in detail and assembly drawing.

Dav e Burkey takes note as Bruce Watso n demonstrates the technique necessary to operate a printing press.

As Kri s Weber put in stitc hes , Ruth Norton takes them out. Both skills are n eeded to mak e a suit.

Swimmers, Gymnasts Learned Basic Skills

Cat robbers? Notorious spies? Just a swimming class trying to get in the pool before anyone sees them in "those awful tank suits."

Participating in varied team sports, physical education students strived toward an understanding of the rules as well as development of skills. Besides competitive sports, gymnastics was a part of the curriculum. Standardized skills tests, given second semester, were an indication of physical fitness.

Beginning swimming classes learned basic skills and practiced water safety as advanced swimmers participated in Red Cross life saving courses. In the spring, fundamentals of life saving were put to use in mixed classes.

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Competing vigorously in basketball,- girls in physical education appreciate the exercise and relief from studies that the class offers. Legs straight, toes pointed , elbows out Nancy Hall finds that even a h e adstand takes con c entration.

Guidance Students _ Look Toward the Future

" Ma d S c i e n t i s t i s n 't in h e r e ." Co nni e Kl e pin ge r r e port s to a di sappo int e d Barb Buc kl ey Th e g ui da n ce fi l es co ntain informati o n o n most occ u pat io n s.

What are the requirement s for graduation? Why do people act the way they do ? When do y ou know it' s love?

How do these que s tion s link together? The y are amon g the one s raised by student s in their guidance classes.

Sophomores planned three-year programs, considerin g requirements and fields of intere s t , while junior s delved into personalities. Seniors discu ss ed love and marriage as well as college.

Co u nselo r C harl es H e m p hill l e nd s a sy mpath e tic e ar to J oy Pr eece, Di c k Hall , Jill Graham and Jim Pow e ll who p ro test th a t th e r es ult s of th e PSAT ar e m o r e d iff ic ult t o und e rstand than th e a c tual t es t.

" It l o ok s lik e an ink blot t o m e, " Su s i e Ri gg l e s i ghs aft e r vi e win g her pap e r from all an g l es. Juni o r g uidan ce pupil s took th e ink blot t es t durin g th e ir p s y c holo g y study .

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Added Efforts to Encourage Lounge Use

The theme of the State Student Council Convention, " '64 Progresses More Through Student Leadership ," became the goal for Southeast's Council. Painting, refurnishing, and sponsoring class parties in the lounge encouraged usage of the lounge. Other tasks were running school elections and participating in intra-city exchange programs and Meet the Principal sessions.

M e mb e r s Kath y Ewin g, Marcia Gold e nst e in , and Di c k Eld e r s ri s k their h e alth t o b ec om e offic ial r e fr es hment ta s t e r s for loung e parti e s. Student Council members, Ellen Hayes, Karen Dotson, John Cunningham, Peppy Sukhatsathian, Bob Erickson, and Gregg Wright, leave for the Nebraska Association of Student Councils Convention in Fremont

"Thanks anyway , but walking wakes us up for early morning Council meetings, " claim Betsy Stov e r and Bob Pewthers to other members , Dave Landi s and Don Shurtleff

Become Major Tasks for Council Members

Checking over last minute plans for the Student Council exchange day with Omaha Westside are members John Icenogle, Denise Mostert, Bob Wolfe , Harold Blount , sponsor, Jane Hanson , Jack Brickson , and Judy Wright.

Tired of waiting tor protession als , Gail Tupper , Nan Webste r and Jef Furr combine talent to paint the lounge.

Creating a Profile of the Knights became the ultimate objective for the SHIELD staff. With a little luck, much determination and a lot of hard work, that creation became a reality.

Ideas, copy writing, layouts, picture takes and retakes had deadlines to be met. The mixed spirit of excitement and pressure made the staff more eager for the first view of the SHIELD 1965, ready for Signing Party distribution.

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"Wait till we get our hands on the culprit who stole our prune. We'll really fix him!" exclaim Sally

Newville, Mary Payne, and Susie Frisch. Doug Dworak , Maryann Jorgensen , Bob Beckman , Pat Hensley, Nancy Probasco and Linda Danielson take time out of their schedules to examine the 1965 cover design done by Jack Gartside, artist.

Theme, Profile of the Knights, Is Revealed

SHIELD STAFF

Edi tor ...... .............. .... ................. .. ..... ... Maryann Jorgensen

Business Manager ........ .. .... .... .... ... .......... Bob Beckman

Personnel Edi tor ............... ........ ........ .Linda Danielson

Academic and Copy Editor Nancy Probasco

Organizations Editor Pat Hensley

Sports Editor..... .. ............... ....... ................... Doug Dworak

Head Photographer....... .. ... ... .. ......... ... .. .. ... Dick Fowler

Advisor............. .. ... ............. ...... ................. ........ Don Ferguson

Business Staff. .... .G. Garlinghouse, N. Webster

Editorial Staff. ...... ...... ..... .... .... S. Frisch, M. Payne, S. Newville

Photography Staff. ........ ... .. ... J. Breslow, H. Doan, B. Hinze, J. Shneider

L e arning from e xp e rience , Shield photograph e r s Di c k Fowler , J e ff Shneider , Houston Doan , Bill Hinze and John Bre slow s p e n d man y hour s in th e darkroom s tudying camera equipment.

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Aspiring Staff Edits More Six-page Clarions

A mild mannered reporter , a female sport s editor and the thought-provoking " Ratiocination and Such" were new feature s of the Clarion. More additions were a modernized name plate and a publication for the Parent-TeacherStudent Ass ociation. Six-page editions featuring the national election a ct ivitie s , holiday fe s tivitie s, and special sc hool event s became frequent.

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" All W P rwp d a r t' C h r is tm as l ig ht s and J o hn D eF ra i n will h e th e p e r fec t C h r is t ma s t r ee ," a g r ee K a thy A u g u s t i n , B ru ce Wat so n. and Jan e t C a rl s o n

Lu Wallace , Peppy Sukhatsathian , and Vicki Umberger are calm as the deadline n e ars , but Alex rurrie sweats it out with technical probl e m s .

" R e lax g u ys, w e h av e o n e minu t e t o ge t th ese C lari o n s so ld ," r e ass ur es Cat hi e Ca th e r and C onni e McGra w t o J o h n Allow ay a nd J o hn Hall.

To Provide LSE with Total News Coverage

CLARION STAFF

Editor Janet Carlson

News Editor Kathy Augustin

First Page Editor Cathie Cather

Second Page Editor John De Frain

Third Page Editor ................... .. .. ... .... ... ....... John Hall

Fourth Page Editor................:...... ....Vicki Umberger

Business Manager... .... ..... .. ................. ......... .Lu Wallace

Cartoonist Connie McGraw

Pho tographer Dick Fowler

Advisor Don Ferguson

News Staff: A. Currie, K. Holland, D. Hoy , P. Sukhatsathian, S. Swihart, C. Wallace , B. Watson, and N. Young. Business Staff: J. Alloway, M. Brolyer, and J. Ramsey.

"This story better be right this time," anticipate reporters Ken Holland, Nancy Young and Mary Lou Brolyer as Dick Fowler and Jaye Ramsey give suggestions before the stories are handed in for the final proofreading.

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A news lead in an elevator? True , it's a little out of the ordinary, but the Clarion staff efficiently check it out.

Camera Club members hosted speakers and held contests between photographer s They also experimented with pictures to find the most effective ways of producing more quali ty prints.

"This is WAOGDI calling W4SQT." Ever walked by Room 125 after school and heard that familiar sound? Radio Club members attained valuable experience by calling other ham operators, meeting with Northeast and Lincoln High and visiting local radio stations.

Clubs Attract Shutterbugs, Ham Operators

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CAMERA CLUB - FRONT ROW-S H a milton , P Masemen , R. Barb e r ROW TWO-D Fowler, T. Douglas , sponsor; D K ep ler BACK ROW-B. Nefsky , D. Kei s ter, 0 Pa ul so n , B Hin ze. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB - FRONT ROW-G. Gebhard, G. Schainos t. J Marx BACK ROW-J Waldron, sponsor; T. Williams, secretary-treasurer; J. Harper, M Lowe , president ; S. Kohl, M White , M Goldberg

Question, Examine _ ,. Conclude--Science Club

Tours to Hallam, the Ag Campus and Dorsey Laboratories supplemented the Science Club agenda. Speakers from all areas of science and an exchange meeting with Northeast followed the club's policy of variety and activity.

Individual projects, chosen to augment the student's specific field of interest, were prepared for the annual statewide Science Fair, held in May.

SCIENCE CLUB - FRONT ROW-R. Bourne, D . Peterson, J. Strobel , D. Stucky , C . Dreezen, vice-president; S. Metcalf, C. Strobel, D. Halpain. ROW TW~ Dappen, sponsor ; R Spomer , T "'-shmun , A Grainger, J. Streiff, secretary-treasurer; A. Asman, president; C Ahrens , P Shannon, L. Hillegass, K Augustin ROW THREE-F Dorais, sponsor ; W. Johnson, J. Lehigh, D. Peter, J. Hagerman, J . Cole, C . Wallace, L. Grant, J . Thompson . BACK ROW-O . Bretthorst, sponsor; N. Mack, N. Leach, C . Stucky, D. Dow, W . Nefsky, M. Goldberg , J . Curran, J . Powell .

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Joseph Dappen's supervision reassures the science club officers Alice Asman , Janet Streiff and Craig Dreeszen

NFL Members Travel to Argue and Persuade

" Re s olved: That nuclear weapons should be controlled by an international organization. " Thi s wa s the 1964-65 topic for debate and the National Forensic League members set out to find a solution to this momentous issue. The teams travelled to Omaha and Independence , Missouri as well as entering intra-city and district tournaments.

I I l I I i I NAT I ONAL FO R ENS I C L EAGUE - FRONT ROW - K. W a ld , J We b ma n , L. Wes se l , J. Car ls on , S. W e b s ter ROW TWO-S M as er , F Register , G Witt , M O ' B rie n , G H a n so n , S Perkin s ROW T H RE E -D Dirks , K. Be r k h eim , E. S chuchman , D Landi s, R. Da lr y m p le ROW FOUR- D B u n tain , C Wallace , C. A h rens, M Lowe, D Mo s tert. ROW FIVE-W. Hinze , P M as ema n , J. Ch ri s ten sen , W Jo hn so n. B AC K RO W : J. DeFra in , T K e e n e , spo n sor; D. Kepler , A Cu rr ie.

NFL m e mbers get h e lpful hints as Mr. K ee ne g iv es one of hi s l ec tur e s on h ow to win fri e nds and influen ce jud g e s.

Key Club Practices Their Key Word, rService'

Under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club, Key Club members participated in "Honey Sunday" for crippled children, served at the Kiwanis Club pancake feed and provided Christmas dinner and presents for a needy family. Key Club made pennants representing Southeast's athletic competitors for the lounge and sponsored dances after the football and basketball games.

"What happened to all the money? We can't imagine who exhausted the funds," cry district treasurer Jim Swanson and club Treasurer Dale Guilford to VicePr esident Tiff Tyrrell and President Pete Shelley

KEY CLUB - FRONT ROW-B. Keeley, R. Miller, W Wilson, sponso r , P. Shelley, president, J. Swanson, district treasurer, B Roux , secretary, D Guilford, treasurer , C Hemphill, K. Tyler, E Hergenrader, T. Bingenheimer. ROW TWO-K Holland, B. Watson, T. Tyrell, vice-president, D. Dworak, B. Lane, B Nelson, J Tidball, J Alloway, J. Gutc h , C. Moon, M. Bradford. ROW THREE-R. Novak, W Radcliff, S Stuart, A Wood , B Prenosil, T Williams, H. Doan, B Woest, C. Taddiken, E. lcoenogle, T Grasmick ROW FOUR-D Shurtless, R. Hurlbutt, K. Dietemeyer , J. Powe ll , T Roxmarin, J Pattou, B. G uenz el, D. Wright , T. Ashmun, J. Moses. ROW ' FIVED. Roth, N. Hartley, M Dulton, A. Zeman, D. Schmidt, B. Wiley, B. Wolf , S. Wright, J. Icenogle, M. Preston, M Shelley BACK ROW -D Becker, M Barnett, T. Dworak, D Hergenrader , D. McEwen, R McComb, B. Guilford, D Elder, L. Merritt, M. Camero n , E Davis.

Honor Society Recognizes Scholars, Leaders

Chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and service, National Honor Society members conducted the Honors Convocations and also the senior tapping ceremony which was held in March. Officers for this year were John Hall, president; Bob Erickson, vice president; Nancy Horn, secretary; and Nancy Probasco, treasurer.

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A. Asman K. Augustin J. Carlson C Cather B. Erickson J. Hall S. Hansher P. Hensley K. Holland N Horn R. Hurlbutt M.Jorgensen L. Olmstead J. Pershing J. Preece C. Stucky V. Umberger Mrs M Commers J. Lehigh N Mack B Olander N. Probasco M. Statto r J. Dappen D. Darnell Miss H. S c , t

Literary Club Encourages Ambitious Writers

Sponsoring the creative writing contest and composing a club constitution were two major tasks of the Literary Club. Participating in national and state writing contests and listening to guest speakers encouraged the development of new composition skills.

N AT IONAL HONOR SOCIETY - FRONT ROW-B Nefsky , J Babb , G Wright, C Eichler, C Dreezen , D Pete r , C St robel , S W a ld , J Fr ee m a n , G Heid e n , T Bingenheimer ROW TWO-N Pivonka, C. Knappenberger , S Wondra , D. Bu s h , N H a ll , M Mung e r , L. W a ll ace, T Walker , S Schmitt , S Dahlberg , P Otto ROW THREE-G Garlinghouse , K. Pewthers , P Penterman , N Rudolph , N. W ebste r , G Gake , N Strehlo , J VandeKrol , S Carlson, C Boehr, J Vaverka, J Johnstone , R. Novak BACK ROW- C. Wallace , L. M a lone , S Gilliland , D Dirks , V Evens, J Beezley , J. Graham, D Salem, L. Daniel s on , c : Rinehart, V Jerink , S Parker, L Paul. NOT PICTURED-C. Ahrens LITERARY CLUB - Mrs. Erwin, sponsor FRONT ROW-D Peter , pres ident ; M Brolyer , K. Griffis , N. Hardin. ROW TWO-J Hall , J. Ram s ey , D Wilcox ROW THREE-S Gilliland , K. Holland , B Hamilton BACK ROW-T Bingenh e imer , L Jeffery , J Babb

Thespians Seek Goal

From two precocious orphans and a sensitive young governess to the colorful and amusing character of Eliza Doolittle, Thalian members were challenged with "The Innocents " and "Pygmalion."

Thalian members were eligible for membership in Thespians, the national club, after they obtained the required point s through participation in plays.

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" Does the squeak of Miles' (Dave Landis) pencil send shivers through you?" inquires Flora (Jenny Seyler) to Miss Giddens (Janet Carlson). THALIANS - FRONT ROW-M Anderson, P. Exon, L. Wallace , R. Dalrymple, J Carlson, president; M Tyler, secretary; S. Perkins, treasurer ; K Luethauser , A. Nuss, L. Wessel , L. Strong, K Berkheim. ROW TWO-S. Simpson, K. Holland, E. Schuchman , J. Davidson, S. Corgan, S Broutm a n , C Johnson , C Kutzer, C. Shelley, K. Dreith, T Dalton, J. Beezley ROW THREE-J Furr, S Edward s, N. Horn, S Swihart, S. Frisc h , J. Gage , P Oruch, K Wendelin, N Brolyer, G. Moats, D. Sikyta, K Levine, D Perkins. BACK ROW-R Oelkers, L. Varvel, A. Hamm a r, T Bingenheimer, D Peter, E Nellis, M Goldberg, S. Harrington, D Schessler, D. Landis, D. Peterson, D Higgin s, P Heiman, S Folsom

As Thalians Staged 7nnocents', rPygmalion'

THESPIANS - A Smiley, J Carlso n , president; D Landis, M. Tyler, secretary ; J. Swanson , N. Hom , S Perkins , treasurer; R. Roth, vicepresident.

"Spaw! a por e ge l' s flahrzn th a n run awa y athaht pyin ," sulk s Eliza Doolittl e ( J a n e t C arlson) to Miss Eynford Hill ( Suz y P e rkin s) , Mrs Eynford Hill ( Ro se mary R ee d ), an d Mr . H e nr y Hi ggins (Dave Buntain ) at a " Py g mali o n " p lay pra c ti ce.

J e nn y Seyl e r c aptures th e inn e r e motion s of Fl o ra , a characte r in the " Inno ce nts ," throu g h h o ur s of concentrat e d stud y and ima g ination.

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Read All About the rrExtra, Extra" Edition

"Extra, Extra!" was the theme of Nite of Knights this year. The program, held March 18, 19 and 20, included an "extra" diversification of acts. There was the hint of a hootenanny, drama in "Colloquy of the States", music in "The Underdogs" and humor in "Gripper Girls" and "Babysittin ' Boogie."

Recipients of t alent and originality awards were Jill Eiche in "Story Time," Ginny Hanson and Terry Schmitt in "Single Girl" and the Clarion staff in "The Foiling of Percy Putrid." Emcees Al Wood and John Hall co-edited the "extra" -special 1965 Nite of Knights.

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"We don't believe in dating , coking," Gail Tupper and Co n n i e Gibbons plead for acceptance by " Gripper Gi r ls." " What ar e t h e y u p to no w ? " Al Wood an d John Hall k ee p th e audien ce wonderi n g what th e cle ve r e m cee s w ill do next Ronda Ryan is amaz e d by hep baby Ch e ri G o rham in a pantomimed v e rsion of " Babysittin ' Boo g ie "

Singing "Fennario " and " Kumbya ," Jim S w an s on , Jenny Seyler and Bob Rose pattern their act after th e P e t e r , Paul and Mary style P e ppy Sukhatsathian brin gs part o f h e r hom e to South e a s t by p e rformin g a Thailand danc e. Folk singer Ginny Hanson relates the exciting life of a "Single Girl" as she is accompanied by Terry Schmitt.

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Lau g ht e r ari ses as Jim W e a ve r b eg in s, " Oh , gee, ain ' t it g r e a t to ha ve a gal so bi g and fat "

Concerts, Pep Rallies :

While the pep and marching bands sparked spirit at the pep rallies and games, a concert was prepared and given to the school in February.

The orchestra's first performance was accompanying the Choir in "South Pacific." After participating in music clinics and exchange · programs, February and May concerts were presented.

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MAJORETTES - R. Kolder , L G obel , S Riggle , and C. Dier s

BAND - FRONT ROW-A. Bullock, J. -Edington, S. Schmitt, T Korinek , J Hopkins, M. Stewart, L. Kuhlman , L. V a rvel , S. Riggle. ROW

TWO-D Heyen , D. Dirks , J Kreiger , C. Gregg , K. Drieth , B. Bolton , J Kehn, L. Goble, A. Zoerb, J Manaffy , C. Diers , J. Ottoson, D Dirks, B Powell, B. Olander ROW THREE-J, Duerschner, D. Stoltzman, T. Manthey , S. Bair, C. Hall, C. Bolton , L. Johnson , T. Houtchens, P. Kokesch , C. Butterfield , R Brill, E. Icenogle , S. Grey, E. Davis, N Beem a n , T. Harvey , S Umberger , C. Iechler, J Davis. ROW FOURK, Augustin, E. Bourne, L. Shaw, J Moran, S. Schmelter, S. Schaefer, N Evans, E. Anderson , M. Gunderson, E. Van Vliet, L. Hartman , J Strobel, C Beauchamp, M. Presto n, M Peters, A. Bley , R. Uribe, B. Uribe, B. McCown, B Cantin, N Mack, R. Thompse n , F. Parks, J. Hlava, W Weilage , J Kleppinger. BACK ROW-B Brethouwer , M. Cameron , L. Leland, J Carrier , J Leffler , L. Grams, Mr. Austin.

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ORCHESTRA - FRONT ROW-K. Griffis, M McPherson, J Holmquist , D Werning, J. Baldwin , R. Eddy. ROW TWO-N Bly, N Shelley, A Quinlan , J Gage, L. Runyan, C. Een, D. Shaner, P H ast ing s, P. Shannon. ROW THREE-M Tavlin, M Tyler , C. Shelley , J Kelley , C Callahan, S. Cornell, R. Novak , B Kubick , T Remigio, D Stucky, M West, S. Kohl. ROW FOUR-G Davis , B Bank s , K Kammerlohr, S Davis, C Butterfield , T. Georgi, C Stucky, S Hamilton, T. Hall. BACK ROW-Mr. Au s tin, N B ly, C Petty.

CHOIR - FRONT ROW-S Yanike, N. Burroughs, A. O'Connor, N. Hall, M Munger , M. Ducker , B. Pike , D. Peter, B. Rose, J. Painter, L. Friend, J. Drew, D Shurtleff, G Peterson , S Gilliland, N. Strehlo , D. Salem, S. Brooks , S. Dahlberg, D Fetterley. ROW TWO-J Cole, director ; K Dotson, J Kenyon, K Ewing, D Ryman, J Wescott , E. Schuchman, S. R ose nb erg, L. Danielson, D. Mulder , J. Swanson, J. Stone, J. Moses, R Miller , R. Colin, C. Roberts , L. Hendrick so n , D. Berck, L. Strong, K. Leuthauser, L. Malon e, P Tate, J. Allen, L. Wickenhauser , K Pewthers, M Bunker, assistant directo r. ROW THREE-S. Swihart, S. Wittman, C Thompson , S. Wondra, V. Hergenrader, S Carlson, C. Adamson , J Hurd, B. Kubick , J Yo st, D D worak, S. Stuart, A. Wood, D. Rauch , K. Walters , H. May , B. Wells, D. Bush, B Berthelson, J Vaverka, L. Bartholomew , R. Norton. BACK ROW-B Baller , N. Young , M. Jorgensen, J Furr, K. Augustin, S Higley, B Ball, P Otto , D Guilford, J. Ludwig , L. Gogela, B. Beckman, B Wood , T. Ash, M. Anderson, C. Zitterkopf, L. Purvis , J : Preece, N Horn, V. Evans, M Brolyer, K Holland, B Mullowney

Special instruction through the voice classes help students improve th e ir tone and quality.

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,John Cole and Max Bunk e r take a f ew minut es out from th e ir music classes for a coffee hr eak.

Choral Groups Provide Vocal Exercise, Fun

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GIRLS OCTET- SEATEDN Horn , K. Dotson, K . Augustin STANDING-D Fetterley , A. O ' Connor , L Danielson , S Gilliland , D. Salem

NOBLEMEN ON THE G O - J Painter , D Peter , A Wood , J Drew , T. A s h , J Swan s on, L. Gogela, B B eckma n , D. Dwor a k , S S tu a rt , D Shurtleff.

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Cable (Doug Dworak) is intrigued by the enchantment Bali Ha'i as sung by Bloody Mary (Elaine Schuchman). Excited sailors applaud vigorously as Nellie Forbush (Vicki Evans) and Billis (Jeff Dr ew) e nact " Honey Bun "

Comes Alive As rSouth Pacific' Is Performed

Southeast choir members, under the direction of John Cole, became seabe es , nurses, marines, sailors, and Polynesian women as they presented the popular musical play, "South Pacific."

Intriguing, amusing lines and appealing songs captivated the audiences as the romantic plot between Nellie Forbush and Emile de Becque, and Lt. Cable and Liat was enhanced by military humor, gay dances, and the island stage settings of the South Pacific.

"Oh, Billis, it was so nice of you to do my laundry ," cries Nellie despite the kidding sailors ' accusations A tender moment of mixed emotions fo r Nellie confuses sophisticated Emile de Becque (Ji m Swanson).

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Appearing ste rn , Nellie washes Emile de Becque out of her hair and se nd s him on his way.

FTA Investigates Diverse Areas ofEducation

FT A members highlighted their year by attending the Introduction To Teaching Conference at Wesleyan University in November and by touring ' the State Education Association facilities.

Fu t ure Teacher s al s o had the privilege of s peaking to D r . Lauterbach and a repre sentative of the Lancaster Association fo r Retarded Children.

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - FRONT ROW-B Sovey, B Berthelsen , D Dirks, A. Asman, vice-president, R. Ryan, sec r eta ry, C. Null, K. Gros s, L. Beers, M Gray, N. Hesler , L Strong ROW TWO-D. Schessler, K Tramel, N Troop, L. Jeffrey, B H a milton , 8. Lehi , L. Wessel , M Prentiss, D. Berck, N. Evans , J West , C. Willi a mson. BACK ROW-S. Harrington , president, D. Darnell , spo n s or , S Schmitt, treasurer , R. Norton , K Berkheim , M Miller , S. Tatum D. Dirks, C. Jone s. C Rinehart. L. Bra ndt , L. Hillegass

" W e' r e d oi n g w ha t yo u s ai d -buildin g c ar ee r s!" j o k e Ali ce Asman , Rh o nda R y a n an d S u e Sc h mitt to Steve H arrington

Quinquatrus, Southeast's art cl u b, gave students opp ortunities to further their art interests. Personal projects decorated the Lounge Christmas tree and made up the annual Spring Exhibit as sc enery for the fall and s pring plays and the operetta became group projects. Field trips, speakers, s ketching trips and the annual Quinquatrus picnic comp leted the club's activities.

Art Interests Strengthened in Quinquatrus

In a serious discussion of n ew techniques and future proj ect plans are Kathy Augustin, Susan Smith, Don By orth, sponsor , Dave McLeod and Connie McGraw.

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ART CLUB - FRONT ROW-M DeVries, J Gake, B. Dudek, J Babb , historian ; D. McLeod, members hip chairman; K. Augustin, president. ROW TWO-C Lindbloom, L. Mitchell , T. Bruba ker , M Casper, R Garnett, L. Birkmann, C McGraw , secretary-treasurer; C. Witt , J Tomlinson, S. Smith, vice-president ROW THREE-C. Gatliff, M. Babb , M. Black, L. Smith, J Erickson , M Freeman , C. Clark, L Muggy , N Fahrlander, N Rudolph , B. Leavett, A. Grainger , S. Beachley, G. Mei ste r. BACK ROW-K. Levine, D. Perkins, S. Eclwar<ls. D. Peterson , P. Heiman , J. Leeke, C. Dreeszen, D. Wilcox, J. Johnston, L. Zinsmaster, J Schwieger, S Smith, P Styles

International Club Promotes Understanding

International Club helped promote a deeper understanding of people and nations through speakers and activities. Projects were created to raise money to help support an AFS student.

As a new innovation for the club's annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, the PlugChewin' Six was created. Their original so ngs and jokes preceded the crowning of the 1965 Do gpatch royalty.

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Int e rnati o nal Club officers open a meeting answering questions , passing attendance sheets and taking dues.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB - FRONT ROW-W. Hammelman, sponsor; L. Robinson ; sponsor ; E. Roehl, L. Bomberger, N. Webster, D. Mostert, M. Jorgensen, president; C Garlinghouse, vice-president ; J Streiff, treasurer; K. Augustin , secretary; P. Sukhatsathian, S. Wittman, L. Danielson, L. f'urvis, M Ducker , L Althouse, sponsor; G. Pierce, sponsor ROW TWO-E. Schuchman , S Rochford, K. Knappenberger, S Hennessey, K. Wendelin, K. Larson , C Henderson, D Russ, M Giesick, L. Stemper , L. Zinsmaster, J. John s ton , N Young, M Durrie, P. Hensley, V. Kimberlin, N. Probasco, L. Olrrste a d , L. Osborn. ROW THREE-S. Frisch, D. Berck , P. Otto, C. Wallace, V E v an s, D. Bu s h , B. Olander, L Goble, J Beezley, D Beilby, J. Calkins, C. Chri s tensen, L. Spilker, S. Aman, K. Johnson, L. Stolldorf, S. Broutman, J Swa nson ROW FOUR-S. Swihart, N. Gibson, L. Boyer, C. Clarke, P F i t z water , C Phelps, M Stewart, C. Hovey, L. Hansen, J. Stevens, K. F e rgus o n , N Butz , P Penterman , L. Malone, S Higley, J Preece, R. Roth , S. G illiland , M. Prentiss, M Lowe. ROW FIVE-B Smayda, M. Kaminsky, V S c hick , S DeHaven, T Rochford, C Mercer, J Schwieger, P. Hickey, P H ic key , L Aden , C von Goetz, S. Schmelter, A Wood, L. Grant, M. Thornt o n , L. Birkmann, R. Garnett , D Landis BACK ROW-P Stanley, M Chr ist ensen , B Schultz, L. Faytinger, N. Fischer, L Inman, S. Jenkins , K J o hn so n , P Stines, K. Gross, S. Olsson, L. Beers , A. Johnson, N Fahrl a n der, P. Ros s , A Mitchell, D. Hoy , J. Wilken, R. Erickson

Sadie Hawkins Dance: top left , crownin g of the 1965 royalty , Jim Raven and LeeAnne Muggy; top right, time out from the dance; lower left , the crowded dance; lower right, the Plug-Chewin' Six receive undivided attention.

FNA Obtain Practical Career Knowledge

The Future Nurses Club of America acquired valuable insights regarding the nursing career through lectures by nurses, doctors, and laboratory technicians. After touring three Lincoln hospitals and schools of nursing, the Future Nurses traveled to Omaha to visit the Children's hospital. Concluding the year's activities was a tea honoring sophomores and FNA alumni.

FUTURE NURSES CLUB - FRONT ROW-M. Ebbers, C Gra s mick , corresponding secretary; N Strehlo , vice -president ; D Meyer, president ; J Davidson, secretary - treasurer; K. Dusenb<!rry , L Green BACK ROW -F Workman., L. Kuhlman, Mrs Co urtney , sponsor; C Zitterkopf , L. Morrison , J Holsclaw , R. Brauer.

"Wait a second! I'm not sure I want to go through with this now," protests Darlene Meyer to other future nurses, Nancy Kay Strehlo, Chris Grasmick and Joyce Davidson.

Red Cross Solicits Funds, Sponsors Projects

Sponsored by Miss Flora Bergt, the Red Cross kept busy earning money for their club and promoting good will to Lincolnites. Southeast students helped the Red Cross make five families happy during Christmas by bringing canned goods, money, clothes and toys. A hanger drive, bake sale, and the selling of concessions added money to the treasury.

Among piles of hangers are Vicki Hertzler and Linda Ryon who agree the drive was a success.

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RED CROSS - FRONT ROW-N Hardin, K. Griffis, P. Carrier, J. Hudson , C. Shelley, K Dreith , L. Ryon ROW TWO-C. Wagner , S. Crane, M Brolyer , A. Brandt, C. Een , M DeVries, J Hoffman , V Hertzler, president. BACK ROW-D. Mostert , M. Anderson, W Johnson , M White , D. Buntain, L. Jeffrey , S Scherich, B Hamilton.

After the initiation of twenty-one new members, the Synkra Knights began preparing for their annual swim show. Entitled "New York, New York", the show consisted of acts ranging from "Central Park" to "Coney Island."

A duet by Tish Walker and Jenny Seyler and Virginia Vallicott's solo act "Miss Liberty" highlighted the show. The April performance was directed by Mrs. Kathy Jurgens.

"You'll never get my money ," exclaims Molly O'Brien to Sally Phelps , Nancy Worrall, Sally Kimberlin, Nancy Thorne and Stacy James as they rehearse for their act, "the Chase ."

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SYNKRA-KNIGHTS - FRONT ROW-N Thorne , sec retary ; T. Walker , N. H a ll , J Sey ler, M. O ' Brien , S Kimberlin, M Moreland, A. Hoffman BACK ROW-E Hay es, tre as urer; P. Rash, S. Phelps, J Ken y on, L. Edwards, V Umberger, N Worr a ll, J We sc ott , S. Jame s , Mr s. Jurgen s, s ponsor.

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"We thought girls were supposed to be lighter in water," complain Pete Sh elley, Gregg Wright, Kip D eitemeyer , Chuck Roberts , Bob Ko se r and scott Stuart to Kathy Ewing , Virginia Vallicott, Ellen Hayes, Judy Kenyon, Kris W e b e r , and Lynn Edwards.

" Hey , you ' re lookin ' good. Now let's see you smile a little," suggest Tish Walker , Jenny Seyler , Kris Weber and Ellen Hayes as Virginia Vallicott reviews her solo act.

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SYNK R A- KNI G HTS - FRONT ROW-K. Weber , vice - president ; T. V a nt , S. Ol so n , K. Whit s ell , M Ducker , K. Ewing , K. Salisbury , A. O ' Co nn e r , C. K e ll e r. BACK ROW-V Valli cot t , president: S. Wondra, N. Yo st, G H edge, L. Thoman , K. Sc hoole y, J Wie se, N.

With spirit to burn and a dinner to e at. South e ast supporters climb aboard th e P e p Club sponsor e d train.

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Rally spirit · is high as Knightettes cheer the teams to victory and provid e e ntertainment through skits.

Southeast Athletics

KNIGHTETTES - FRONT ROW-N. Dort, G Flansburg, M Mussen, P. Rash, T Brady, S. Dahlberg, C. Cather, K Ewing, N. Probasco, V. Umberger, J Kenyon, E Hayes. ROW TWO-J. Williams, sponsor; K. Jurgens, sponsor; S. Wise, L. Morris, E. Furr, K. Holland, L. Olmstead, secretary ; N. Webster, vice-president; K. Dotson, president; S. Carlson, sergeant-at-arms; G Garlinghouse, central squad leader; A. O'Connor, treasurer ; N Hall, L Malone, E Schuchman, K. Pewthers, S Frisch, E. Mack, sponsor; H VanLoh, sponsor. ROW THREE-J. Chance, L. Kuhlman, J Graham, L. Osborn, S. Newville, S. Whittmann, L. Purvis, L. Danielson, M. Brolyer, B. Pike, B Berthelsen , D. Bush, A. Asman , J Kreiger, K Baker , C McGraw, L. Millstead, T. Watts, T. Walker.

ROW FOUR-D. Mostert, M Durrie, M Ducker, M Statton, D Berck, A. Hammar, S. Tatum, L. Wessel, P. Zitterkopf , G. Sutter , C. Boehr, K Moffitt, S Brooks , J. Stahl, R. Schoepf, N. Rudolph, P Penterman, S. Higley, C. Thompson ROW FIVEM. Tyler, M. Anderson, C Buethe, J. Johnstone, P. Coble, H. May, C. Adamson, J Vaverka , J. Williams, M. Jorgensen, K. Knappenberger , K Augustin , P Otto , L. Hillegass, C. Williamson , J. Siffring, C. Goeschel, C. Kess, P. Campbell, L. Caves. ROW SIX-J. Gage, E Bolton, L. Shaw, B. Lyman, S. Gilliland, N Horn, N. Strehlo , D. Meyer; D. Hoy, A. Mitchell, J Wilken, G TenHulzen, P. Beard, S. Rochford, B. Ganka, M. Payne , J Preece, D. Fetterley, S. Swihart. ROW SEVENE Abbott, L. Wickenhauser, C. Witt, L. Bartholomew, L. Ryon, D. Ryman, J Ramsey, P Ross, B. Mullowney, S. Rosenberg, J Davidson, V Evans , B Olander , P Sukhatsathian, C Gatliff, C. Een, C Rinehart, L. Brandt, A. Brandt, R. Roth. ROW EIGHT -D Salem, R. Brauer, F. Workman, L. Goble, R. Kolder, S Schmitt, D Dirks, N Yost, C. Ahrens, S Fisk, A Smiley, C Zitterkopf, L. Morrison, J. Holsclaw , N. Young, N Pivonka, B. Sovey. ROW NINE-C. Roach, C. Bohling , P. Stanley , L. Bomberger, E Roehl, S. Jenkins, L. Zinsmaster, J. Johnston , W. Wuetrich , J Schreurs, B Ball, K. Dusenberry, R. Norton , M Ebbers, J. West, B Peters, B. Baller, J Hoffman. ·

ROW TEN-M. Flack, B. Wells, N. Burroughs, D. Kargo, M Munger, L. Walt, P. Burton, K Garber, S. Fosdick, S. Magee , D. Sheaff, V Sasse, G. McPherson , S. Perkins, J. Gake, C Wallace, N. Schulling, V Hertzler ROW ELEVEN-J Wescott, C. Rowlinson, S. Smith, K. Salisbury, J Cessna, C Holly, S. Wondra, J McDonald, V Vallicott , J. Kinney, B Smayda, N Bly, J Carlson, L. Cherry, S Hansher, A Johnson, N Fahrlander. BACK ROW-S Clair, J. Tomlinson, S. Eddings, P Hensley , V. Kimberlin, L. Edwards, C Walters, K. Weber, S. Webert, J Beezley, D. Beilby , C. Christensen, J Calkins , J. Bowden , L. Spilker, M. Kilbourne, P. Bell.

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Guided by their newly revised constitution , the Knightettes completed a productive and enthu s iastic y ear. The seniors worked on Homecoming , AllSports and Senior Breakfa s t committees and made s ign s to earn merit s .

Pep Club fo stered s chool s pirit by attending all s port s event s and spon s oring bus and train trip s to games. Use of black and gold pompon s wa s a club innovation to accentuate SE chee rs .

Sums Up Pep Club

Nan Webster proudly pr ese nts Kar e n Dotso n with th e traditional pre s id e nt's m eg aph o n e from the Pep Club.

Active Cheerleaders Generate Spirit at LSE

To promote enthusiasm and spirit at Southeast , sharp and clear-cut cheers were introduced this year by the seven varsity cheerleaders. Activities for these girls included pep rallies, pre-game dinners, and the sale of booster buttons and victory ribbons. The money earned from these sales made it possible for the cheerleaders to sponsor a dance after the annual Southeast Chili Feed.

Five energetic reserve cheerleaders were tapped in November to inspire the reserve basketball team on to victory.

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Reserve cheerl e aders Nancy Dort , Ging e r Flansburg , Mary Mussen , Pam Rash and Teri Brady exhibit perfect formation as they prepare for the game.

Spirited Lettermen Display Sportsmanship

Black, gold or white, cardigan or pullover, short or long sl eeved, the sweater was fina l proof of the S Club member's athleti c abilities.

In addition to initiatio ns , the members elected Homecoming and AllSports queen s, roped off the game floor at half time and p r ovided rally and game suppo rt. Dues and profits from program sales financ ed the S Club Scholarship awarded at the All-Sports Banquet.

R. Danley , M McCoy , M Kl e pinger , D McLeod, A. Bley , G. Aksamit, J. Alloway, G. Peterson , R. Hall , S. Exon, T. Priefert, J. Swa n so n ROW FOUR-I;<.. Deitemeyer, R. Kn ap p , W. Nefsky, T C ulw c 11 M O ' Neal, J. Deitemeyer, D. Murray , J Hurd , M Moreland , P Shelley, J. Lar s on ROW FIVE-T. Tidball , T Tyrrell , B Bower s, C. Robert s, D Wright , R. Wood , C. Cross , J. Luqwig , L. Duckworth, R. Ko ser, S Stewart, T Kay. BACK ROW-G H eide n , R. Sp li c hal , L. Bare , M Tavlin, R. Stemm, R. Hurlbutt , S. Bailey , R. F indl ey, J. Tidball, R. H amb let, R. Thompson

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Seven Consecutive Victories Overshadow Two

The Knights of Southeast, under Head Coach Bill Stephenson , ended the 1964 campaign in a most impressiv•e fashion. Not only was the Knights ' 7-2 record the ·finest in the school's history but also accounted for the school's longest winning streak. After two initial losses, LSE swept to seven straight wins.

As a tribute to the team's outstanding play, four Knights were chosen for the All-City slate: tackle Jim Kohl, end Pete Shelley, guard Jim Swanson and back Doug Dworak. Dworak was also awarded All-State by the press.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD - FRONT ROW-Dan Wright, Tom Priefert, Steve Bailey , David Feerhusen, Joh n Baskin, Jim Swanson. BACK ROW-Coach Dale Wismer. Richard Thompson. Jim Powell , Steve McCormick, .Jim Kohl. Dale Guilford. John Pershing.

Early Season Defeats for Southeast Knights

VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD - FRONT ROW-Pete Shelley, Dick Hall, Kip Deitemeyer, Bob Koser BA C K ROW-Coach Bob Lohrberg, Bob Findley , Steve Exon, Geo£ Heiden , Dave Murray, Bob Wood, Coach Dean Sell.

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-· FRONT ROW-Sid Stewart , Gary Peterson, Chuck Roberts, Dick H aw ley , Tom Ko s, Bob Erickson. BACK ROW-Coach Bill Stephenson. Tom Kay, Jim Dietemeyer, Mike O ' Neil , Doug Nelson. Bill ,Jennings. Doug Dworak. Coach Bill Miller

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Characterize Southeast's Victorious Season

An old story was reenacted in the season opener as Southeast was stunned by cross-town rival Northeast, 20 to 0. Once again the Kni ghts dominated the statistics with 13 first downs compared with 5 for the Rocket s. Northeast managed only 71 net yards on the ground facing a tou gh Knight's forward wall led by Seniors Dale Guilford, Jim Swanson : Ste ve McCorm ick and John Baskin .

Nearly flawless football was turned in by Southeast as they rolled over the eighth ranked Fremont Tigers 40 to 19. Senior Bob Erickson's strong running game helped in ripping apart the Tiger defense for 315 yards. A stiff defensive showing highlighted by Senior Sid Stewart's two pass interceptions, one going for a 35-yard touchdown, kept the versa tile Tiger back£ ield in check.

Southeast suffered its second setback in as many weeks at the hands of Grand Island, 7 to 0. Southeast once again failed to score as they saw two would-be touchdowns forfeited by penalty infractions. Gaping holes made by Seniors Jim Kohl and Kip Deitemeyer enabled the Knights to penetrate Islander territory time after time, helping to pile up over 210 yards on the ground.

Southeast exploded for 40 big points in its third game of the young season as they downed the Hastings Tigers 40 to 0. Six Knights figured in the scoring brigade headed by Senior Bob Erickson's 51-yard burst and Senior Chuck Robert's 42-yard jaunt with a recovered fumble. Junior Bill Jennings's great defensive efforts were instrumental in setting up two Knight touchdowns.

Junior Dick Hawley uses his all -important speed in picking up vital yardage during a touchdown drive.

Links Fall to Black and Gold for Third Time

Bellevue provided Southeast with enduring competition before going down in defeat 14 to 6 to make it three in a row for the Knights. After spotting the Chieftains an early second-quarter touchdown, the Knights staged two scoring drives which clinched the victory. Sparkling line play by Seniors Jim Kohl and Pete Shelley was the key to Southeast's outstanding defense.

Southeast's third consecutive win over arch rival Lincoln High, 13 to 12, kept their victory string alive at four. Traditionally tough football was displayed throughout the contest as the Knights' triumph was again decided by Senior Bob Erickson's extra point. Senior Dale Guilford's fourteen unassisted tackles kept the Links at bay for most of the hotly-contested inter-city game.

The Black and Gold made Beatrice its fifth consecutive victim blanking the Orangemen for the third straight year, 32 to 0. Senior Tackle Jim Kohl got the Knights rolling as he blocked his second punt in two weeks and rambled to the two-yard line. The Knights, while piling up a 16 to 5 first-down margin , received a reliable running game from Juniors Dick Hawley and Mike O'Neal.

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Knights' All -City end, Pete Shelley, cleverly evades a tackler to pick up needed yardage. Eluding blockers and tacklers , Senior Halfback Bob Erickson plunges for a first down against Bellevue

PAT Again Decisive

Southeast's defensive team turned m a top performance a s t he Knights felled Lincoln Piu s X , 10 to 6. The defensive unit held the Thunderbolts in two of three goal line s tand s and nearly held on the third. The offensive hero for the Knights was Senior Bob Erickson who scored all ten of the Knights' points and had a s an individual effort a 32 yard field goal from a difficult angle.

Fine defensive play by Seniors Kip Deitemeyer and Dale Guilford produced the third shutout of the year and provided the Knights with the finest record in their history. The key defensive play was a blocked punt by Guilford while the timely passing of Junior Tom Kos supplied the offensive punch in the 20 to O victory over Omaha Bishop Ryan.

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Seniors Bob Erickson (35) and Jim Swanson (58) provide excellent pass protection for Junior Tom Kos (34)

Ardent Workouts Produce Knight Victories

Anxiety, joy, sorrow and a few tears describe the most successful campaign in Southeast's history. It required a special team effort to make the comeback that the Knights accomplished this year. After two opening losses, the Knights quickly recovered with seven wins, of which three were shutouts. The team found that these games were won through tough, rigorous, daily workouts. These spirited practice sessions plus careful coaching techniques prepared the team for their weekly clash.

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Beginning a perfectly executed play, one which produced four touchdowns against Fremont , Junior Quarterback Tom Kos starts a handoff to Senior Halfback Doug Dworak. Leading interference is S e nior Fullback Bob Erickson. Senior Tackle Dale Guilford's (75) aggressive rushing continually kept the Links off balance.

Drive for Perfection

Mid-w e ek scrimmages help condition th e t e am as well as sharpen each individual's blockin g and ta c klin g skills

In preparation for the upcoming game, players put on game uniforms to practice and perfect execution.

The "block across " plays an important part in the Southeast offense as End Bob Findley prepares to demonstrate against Linebacker Bob Erickson.

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Diligent Reserves Prepare for Next Year

Southeast's reserve gridiron team, with the passing of Sophomore quarterback Craig Lutz and the running of Junior halfback Ron Bumgarner, compiled a creditable 3-0-1 record this season. The Knights' 0 to O tie with the Links was the only flaw in their otherwise perfect season. A main factor in their successful season was the strong line play headed by Junior Dave Feerhusen.

Tou g h d efe nse displayed by Juniors Stev e Mitchell and Mike Fosdick throw a Thunderbolt for a loss. RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUAD - FRONT ROW-Coach Charles Gordon, Pat Mooberry , Bill Leinberger, Don Kohl , Ron Bumgarner, Bob Solheim, Bob Kay, Bill Munsie , Jim Delp , ,Jon Robert s, Henry Adams, Ron Morrison. ROW TWO-Coach Dale Wi s mer, Craig Lutz , Ronald Swain, Stephen Davis, Jim Sharp, Robert Baldwin, Les Zadina , Mike Stranifan, Lynn Focht, John Thompson, Bill Guilford, Jim Rosenberger, Steve Mitchell. BACK ROW-Tom Bock, Mike Fosdick, Ron Nelson, Bob Egger, Mark Hergenrader, Mike Dodge, Paul Merritt, Gregg Aksamit, Brad Furgeson, Bob Prenosil , Mark West, Harold G riffin.

Fundamentals Aid Sophs in Winning Season

A hard hitting and dedica t ed gr oup of sophomore s compiled a 3-2 ma r k fo r the 1964 campaign. The y oung Kn i ght s scored victorie s ove r Beatrice , Piu s X and Lincoln High while dropping t wo to a strong Northeast squad. Line play led by Guard Rick McComb and End Paul Thoma s combined with the pa ss ing of George Hinman and r unning of S cott Dworak to supply a potent attack.

SOPHOM O R E FOOTBALL- FRONT ROW-Mike Shelley, Ron Nielse n , Ed Wegner, Ga r y Eckhard, Rick McComb, Gary L u tma n , Scott D wo r a k , Dave McEwen, Gary Foster , Tom Houtchens, Roger Nelson, Bennett Volz, Steve Wrig h t. ROW TWO-Mike Adams, Eri c Bo o kst rom , Tim Mercer, Paul Thomas, Dick Elder , Charles Goge la , Lee Merritt, Bi ll Wiley, Gregg Anderson, Jim McTwiga n , Tom Dw ora k , Jeff Martin, M i ke Charnicki , Scott Peterson BACK ROW-Coach Dean Sell, Larry Wiedman, Dennis F iedle r , M ike Mill e r, Dan Durrie , Richard Hergenrader, Tom Een , Roger Maxey , George Hinman, Don Bu sh, Neil Bickley, Coach Bob Loh rbe r g.

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Scott Dwo r ak th r ows a key block fo r sop h o m ore fullback Dave McEwen as h e races for y a rdage.

Added Depth Proves Beneficial to Harriers

Southeast's Cross Country team, improving with each meet, finished a relatively successful season. Senior Jim Ludwig paced Coach Churchill's harriers to a second place finish in the city

meet and then displayed his individual talent with a sixteenth place finish in the State Meet. Adding depth to this year's team were Senior Lee Duckworth and Juniors Jim Larson and Craig Cross.

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Seniors Jim Ludwig and Lee Duckworth and Junior Jim Larson pace the Knights in 1964 inter-city action CROSS COUNTRY - FRONT ROW-Bob Bingenheimer , Terry Lang, Craig Cross, Lee Duckworth , Jim Ludwig, Jim Larson, Jerry Coy, Houston Doan. BACK ROW-Gary Davis, Ron Sconyers , Bob Pev.thers, Fred Jacobs, Tom Haase, Dave Messner , Rick Bourne, Coac h Roy Churchi ll

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D o u g D worak G u a r d Jo hn C u nn in g h a m Forwa r d B ru ce B owe r s Fo r ward L.S.E. 70 Beatrice ........ ..... ... .. 63 High Scorer-Burgess .. ............. .. . 21 L.S.E. 44 Omaha Central 61 High Scorer-Burgress, Knapp , Roberts ... ..... ....... .. .. .... .......... .. .... .. .. .. 8 L.S.E. 36 Northeast 74 High Scorer-Burgess ......... ........ . 13 L.S.E. 50 Fremont .................. 63 High Scorer-Dworak 13 L.S.E. 60 Omaha South ... 53 High Scorer-Roberts 19 L.S.E. 64 Lincoln High .. ....... 61 High Scorer-Burgess ... ............... 26 L.S.E. 72 Nebr . City ............ 84 High Scorer-Burgess .............. .... 18 L.S.E. 60 Grand Island ......... 61 High Scorer-Burgess .................. 23 Jim D e i te m eye r F o rwar d T e rr y C ul we ll Gu a r d D oug P e ter Mana ge r Ri ck K na pp Gu a r d

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L.S.E. 57 Hastings .. ..... ......... .. 69 High Scorer-Dworak, Knapp 11 L.S.E. 36 Northeast ........ .... 35 High Scorer-Dworak - 11 L.S.E. 68 Lincoln High 49 High Scorer-Dworak ....... .... ..... .. 20 L.S.E. 54 Pius :.. ...... ........... ....... .. . 80 High Scorer-Bowers, Burgess ........ .... ....... ... .... .... ..... ... ....... 13 L.S.E. 59 Omaha Westside ............... ....... ... .... ........ ... .. 84 High Scorer-Dworak ... ....... ..... ... 20 L.S.E. 63 Boys Town .... ... .. 67 High Scorer-Burgess .... .... .... ... ... 22 L.S.E. 54 Lincoln High 52 High Scorer-Bowers ... ..... .. ........ 15 L.S.E. 53 Northeast .... ... .. ... 89 High Scorer-Dworak ..... .. ......... .. 15

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While winning only six of sixteen games, the Knight cagers finished a relatively successful season under Coach Bob Lohrberg. Capturing the runnerup spot in the district tournament and tieing for the city championship were the high spots in this year's campaign. The Knights split two games with district champion Northeast. Three wins over arch-rival Lincoln High capped the Knight's drive for the city title.

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Pulling down an all important rebound in the closing minutes of the Knight 's 64-61 win over Lincoln High is center Ron Burgess (53) Knights Jim Deitemeyer and John Cunningham match strength with Link Henry Jackson for a rebound in waning moments of the game.

Knights Upset Fourth Ranked Rockets 36-35

Pa cing this years basketball team in both sc oring and rebounding was center Ron Burgess. The 6 ' 4 " senior tallied 216 points and 128 rebounds for the 16 game cage season. Senior Doug Dworak was second in scoring with 179 points and tied redheaded Bruce Bowers for the s econd spot in board r e tri eves at 99. Both Burge ss and Bowers scored at a 42 percent clip from the field.

"What's up there?" wonder Kni g ht cagers Jim Kohl (45) and Doug Dworak and a host of Pius d efende r s as the int e r -c ity contest is temporarily halted in search for the ball.

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Guard Chuck Roberts hits for a bask e t in a losing cause against state power Omaha Central.

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Managers Steve Schatz and John Icenogle pack varsity and reserve uniforms for the weekend contests. Southeast basketball coach Bob Lohrb e r g leaves his 6th period class for the gym where he spent his time coachin g the Knights to a 6-10 season and a deadlock for the city title with Northeast. Seeking relief after a tough practice, Doug Dworak and Rick Knapp find contentment in a hot shower.

Varsity Goal Set by Sophomores, Reserves

Completing a fair 6-8 season under new Coach Denny Pueltz , the reserve team used good teamwork and hustle to shun off a height disadvantage.

Junior Steve Duermeyer's 11.2 average combined with the rugged rebounding of Ron Nelson and Mike O'Neil and the swift playmaking of Sophomo re Scott Dworak provided the junior Knights with some sound basketball .

Despite a poor 2- 7 record , Coach

Al Karle's sophomores made up for their losing season with needed experience and knowledge for the coming years.

This year's team was paced by center Scott Kennedy. Kennedy led the sophomores in both scoring and rebounding. Backing him up were backcourt men Tom Hayes and Gary Lutman. Helping out with the board work was forward Doug Brown.

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RESERVE B AS K ETBALL TEAM - FRON T ROW-Coach Pueltz, Steve De urm ever. P a ul Thoma s , Scott Dwo r a k , Rick M e t z , J o hn Ice n ogle. ROW TWO-Roger Maxey , Ron Nel s on BACK ROW-Craig Lutz, Bill J~ nnin gs , Bill G uil ford, Tom K os , Mik e O ' Neil , Ga l e

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SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL T EAM - FRONT ROW-Ed W ag n er, Scott Brunzell , Benny Volz , B a r t Denni s Bob Duffek , M a rk Tallman. Gary Lutm a n , D ave M cEwen, Tom H ayes, Coac h K ar l e. BA C K ROW-Jim Carrier, Mike Mill e r , Don Hill , Scott K e nn e dy , Bill Banks , Bill Sto n e r , Bob Raw so n , Doug Brown. Steve Kini!"

Knight's Depth Leads to Undefeated Season

The Southeast varsity swim team rallied to def eat O maha Westside 82 -81 and claim their seventh consecutive state title. Trailing by a single point as they entered the final event, the Knight tankers_ overtook Westside to place fourth in the relay and first in the state swim meet held at Lincoln High pool. Gregg Wright placed first in two events and shattered his own state backstroke record, being timed at 58.4 Southeast won five dual meets, the Trans-Nebraska, and the city title enroute to another undefeated season.

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South eas t diver Bob Baldwin displays varsity form as h e e xhibits a ba c k dive. SWIM TEAM - FRONT ROW-Coach Reta, Bob Baldwin , Mike Kleppinger, Dave Schmidt, Bill Kenagy, Scott Wright, Clark Faulkner , Tom Houtchen s, Jim Ma so n ROW TWO-Gary Campbell, manager, Jack Brick s on, Bob Adams, Chris Kidwell, Todd Hall, Steve Nootz, Jerry Coy, Rick Gilbert, John Tidball, Tom Tidball, Mark Moreland, Gregg Wright, Bob Lotman. BACK ROW-George Joy, Stan Delair, Bob Rose, John Alden, Les Zadina, Dave Murray, Cory Strobel, Steve Michael, Rick Van Landingham, Tom Yaussi, XI Zeman.

Displayin g South e a st's seventh state trophy ar e Coach John Reta , Mik e Kleppinger , Bi 11 K e nagy, and John Tidball.

Warriors Threaten, but Knights Take Title

Top l e ft: Gr egg W r ig h t s h ows determination as he r e adi es him se lf fo r t h e next event during the state meet. To p ri g h t: In t h e midst of the race

Wri ght g rab s a br ea t h of a i r. Bottom r i ght: State Champion Gr egg W ri g h t co n gratu lates t e ammate

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Improved Gymnasts Capture Fifth in State

Qualifying ten men for the State meet, the gymna sts captured the fifth spot. Trans£ er students , Tom and Dan Boren paced the Knights in their try for a State championship. The Knights found the intra-city

action tough this year, losing to both Lincoln High and Northeast twice. While placing fourth at the TransNebraskan Meet, the Knights ended the season with an overall record of 5-4.

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GYMNASTIC TEAM - FRONT ROW-Tom Bates , Tom Rozmarin , Scott Parker , Gary Peterson, John Hurd , Gary Christman, Dan Boren , Tom Bor e n , Jim Hut c hinson. ROW TWO-Coach Hillm a n. St e ve Osborn. D ev Traver , Rich Me n chau. Steve Burd e n Rick McComb , Steve Wagner , Tony Manthey , Steve Yates , A ll an Hartle y, Tom Hinnd s, Mgr. BACK ROW-Robert Dalrymple , Robert Bingenheimer , Dan Durrie , Bill Wallace, Bob Radmore , T e rry W ag ner , Dennis Miller. Demon s trating hi s ability on th e parall e l bars, Senior Scott Parker perfectly ex ecutes a on e arm l e ver.

Wrestlers Captu re City and District Titles

Senior Pete Shelley, 145 lb. state champion, led the Knights to an eighth place State Wrestling Meet finish. Senior s Bob Erickson, Art Bley and Joe St r oh placed third , fourth and fourth re s pectively in their individual weight cla ss es. Stroh also placed first in the No r th Invitational at Omaha.

Although winning only 3 of 7 dual meet s the matmen swept the city, district and Trans-Nebraskan titles on the way to their eighth place state finish.

WR ES T LING TEAM - FRONT ROW-Jim Koch Larry Teple y. Tim Burroughs , At Bley , Joe Strnh , Dick Splichal. Don Larsen, Mike Ad a m s, Mi k e Shell ey, Pete Shell ey, Bob Er i cks on. Ned Mack ROW TWO-Clayton Miller , Alla n Spe n ce r , Ken Wald , Craig Schafer , S t eve R eed , R oger Brill , Pat Mooberry , Don Stt;cky , Ev in Grubb , Bob P ew ther s, F lo yd Pa rk s, Bob Preno s il. BACK ROW-Coach Loos, E d Ice n og le, Mgr. , Steve Web s t er, Gary Fo s t e r , D ave M es ner , De nni s V a ntz, Jim Stro b e l , Rick Miller , Fritz Shoe m aker , Dave McC l un g, Terr y R e mi gio , Dave Brogden , Coa c h Goeglein. Sophomore Mike Adam s, the Southeast's 133 _ l b. entry in the Trans -N e bra skan Meet , uses bo dy agility and · strength in o vercoming oppone n t.

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Junior sprinters Terry Culwell and Jim Reents and Sophomore Bill Leinberger break away from the starting blocks in a practice run before the time trials in preparation for city track competition. Gregg Aksamit and Larry Bare practice the hurdles for the coming inter-city meet.

For City Track Title

With nine returning le tt ermen this year, the Knight cinde rmen will be going for another city title. T h e hurdles seem strongest for the campa ign.

Letterman pole vaulte r D ick Stem is the strong man in the fiel d events with Gary Peterson, Bill Jenn ing s and Greg Aksamit heading the sho rt track events and Jim Ludwig pa cing the distance men. Completing t he lis t of 1964 lettermen are Jim Reents, Larry Bare , Terry Culwell and Mike McCoy.

er Maxey, R o g e r Sh e rwo c d RO W THREE-Ken Holland, Fred Brakhage , G a r y F o s t er , R o n Morri s on , John Bro n s on , Tom E e n , G r eg o r y Larabee, K eit h Franc is, Tom Deed s, Evin Grubb , Terry Boss ROW FOUR-Mik e Bra dfor d, D a vid Kei s t e r , D avi d K e pl e r , Di c k Elder , T e rry La n g , G a r y E win g , Fri tz S hoem a ker , Barry Dunha v er , Ron Chri s ten s en , Jim M e t z, Mik e Swa n s on , D av id Stoltzm a n ROW F I VE-Bill G uilford, Bill Bank s, Bill Leinber g er , John Huggen s , Bob Becker , Da v id Beck e r , D avid Ro dg e r s, Eric Book s t ro m , K e n t Augustin, Jim Schaffer , Todd Sl a u g ht e r , R o n S ubbert , Bill Koch BACK ROW Don Stucky, Gary Ki ss ler , J o hn Streete r, Ed N ea l , Ed Wegn e r , Dave Sch mi dt, Bill Wil ey , Sco tt Wright , Bob Wolf , Don Bush.

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TRACK TEAM - FRONT ROW-J o hn H a ll be r g, Jim Larso n , Di ck Ste m m T iff Ty rr e ll , Bill Jenn in gs , Larr y Honeycutt , Gay Peterson , Mike McCoy , Bob P e wther s, C r aig C ro s s, Ne il Bi c k le y. ROW TWO-Ste ve Ooto n , J im Pow e ll , Jo hn Dav is, Terry Culwell , Dick Splichal , Larr y Bare , J e rr y Mun s i e, Jim Ludwig, Gre gg Ak s amit. Ly nn Focht , Ro g

Baseballers Look Toward City, State Titles

A chance for a state tourney berth was among the high hopes set by this year's varsity baseball team. Pitching seemed the strongest position with letter winners Tom Kay, Rick Knapp, Chuck Roberts and Bob Erickson. Other lettermen include infielders Dale Guilford, Tom Tidball, Bob Findley and Jim Kohl. Outfielders back are Kip Dietemeyer and Doug Dworak.

Southeast's initial contest was scheduled with Lincoln Pius X on April 9, followed by a road trip to Council Bluffs' Thomas Jefferson on April 10.

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VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW-Bill Roux. Bob Eri c k s o n , Ri c k Kn a pp , Tom K ay , Tom Moore, C hu ck Roberts , Do u g Dwor a k ROW TWO- C o ac h Al K a rle , Ri c k M e tz , St eve Ru ss ell , Di c k H a wl ey , John L e high , S t ev e Mitchell , Stuart Wat s o n , Mike Fo s di c k. BACK ROW-Ron Bumg a rner , John Ko s , Da le G ui!f ord , Jim Deit e me ye r , Kip Deit e me y er , Bob Fi n dley , Tom Tidball , Coac h Gordon Bill Roux takes a ievel cut while k eep in g hi s eye on the ball during an intra-city baseball game.

After Three Initial Games Postponed by Rain

Rick Knapp displays mid-sea son form while pitching in the third ga m e of the seaso n. Dale Guilford , senior first baseman, stretch e s for a late throw during the Knights ' losing contest with Northeast. RESERVE BA SEBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW-Dennis Vanc e, Gary Davis, K en Rownd , Tom H ayes, Dick Henderson.· ROW TWOLes Zadina , Doug Zoerb, R obe rt Park er, Jon Roberts, Dave McEwen , Bob Griess. BACK ROW-Barry Mann , m anager ; Ron Nelson, Mike O'Neil, Steve Davi s, Craig L u tz, C u rt Sonderegger , S tan Delair , manager; Coach Karle.

Early Wins Spur Netmen Toward Fine Yea,

Late season snowfall and unusuall~ cold weather postponed early outdoo tennis matches, but practice session: continued indoors. Coach Jerry Trim ble's tennis team boasts only letterme1 Rob Hurlbutt and Alex Currie, as mud of the team was drawn from reserve ~

Promising candidates for varsit~ positions included Seniors Tim Ash John Defrain , and Junior Jim Weave1

Following an inter-squad tennis match, Tim Ash and John DeFrain demonstrate the chivalry of sportsmanship needed in every athletic contest.

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VA R S ITY TE NNI S TEAM - FRONT ROW-Jim Wea v er, S cot t St u art, Ti m As h , Al ex C urr ie , Ro b Hurl b u tt, John Defr ai n , Coacl Jerry T r imbl e

Wet Golf Links Halt Practice, Cancel Meets

With Senior Kim Tyler the sole returning letter winner, the bulk of the Southeast golf team, coached by Paul Austin, came from last year's reserve squad and a fine crop of sophomores.

Senior golfers Kim Tyler and Walt Radcliff, Juniors G. E. Breed and Charley Davies, and Sophomores Scott Brunzell and Bart Dennis headed the list of contenders for varsity positions.

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Golfers Doug Brown, Bryan Keeley , and Scott Brunzell check Tom Haase 's arithmetic while figuring their scores from a previous round of golf. Seniors Walt Radcliff and Kim Tyler , Juniors Tom Bock, G. E. Breed , and Bob Baldwin , and Sophomore Paul Thomas observe the expert techniqu e with which Sophomore Bart Dennis earned a varsity golf position.

I ntramurals - Variety

Boys' intramurals proved exciting this year in both the flag football and basketball games. Also included in intramural activity was ping-pong, swimming, softball, track and volleyball. All intramural action was under the direction of Darwin Salestrom.

IThe champions of most intramural sports met the winners from the other Lincoln schools to decide a city champion. Also highlighting the basketball season was the annual teachers-intramural champion game held before 1200 fans in the Southeast High School gym.

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Senior Don Wilkens pulls down a r ebo und as the Warriors race past another opponent on the way to the 1965 intramural bask e tball championship. This is flag football! Th e fin e r facets of lin e blo c kin g are exhib it ed by Ron Burgess and Royce Knapp as they clear a path for back Bill Roux.

Intramu rals Meet Competive Athle t ic Needs

Th rough the intramurals program, directe d by Kathy Jur gens , girls received an op portunity to compete in various sports. Included in girls' intramurals were vo ll e yb a ll and basketball I

In girls' phys. ed. classes, guidance in tenn is, b a dminton , archery, gymnastics , and mo d e rn dance provided many exciting and constructive hours.

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"Here's another one that might help," advises Martha Statton, as she helps Steve Bailey look for more references for that senior theme. At the Nebraska Book Store, 1135 R St., you can find everything in references and supplies.

"The UPI says it's 39 ° below in Buhl, Idaho," states DJ Stan Kent as Gail Tupper and Mary Beth Boosalis shiver out a giggle. Seriously, for music, weather, news, sports and rallies, it's radio station KLMS, 1480 on your dial.

A Bankers Life Nebraska first-Plan G-is explained by Vice President-Sales James Lantz, C.L. U. This new plan guarantees to the 16-35 age group that they may buy additional insurance in the future at the low rate they are paying at their present age. From left, 2nd V. P.-Health Sales Ed Wescott, 2nd V.P.-Underwriting John Freeman, Janie Wescott, John Freeman, II; Mr. Lantz, Harry Seward, III, and Administrative V. P. Harry Seward.

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Happiness is showing off your new car to your friends , and happy Tom Kirk is showing Tom · Kay, Karen Dots on and Cathie Cather hi s shiny new Plymouth from Kirk Motors, In c . , Plymouth sales and service at 18th & O Sts.

As far as Pam Ra s h is co ncern ed, Family Drug, 48th and Van Dorn , ha s ever ything she will need for anythin g from her schoolwork to a party. You , too, will di scover this fact when you walk through the doors of Family Drug.

"Th is necklace fits perfectly ," Jim Reen ts prou dl y beams as he places it on Mary Alice Ack erman. This necklace is just one example of the many exquisite gifts of jewelry you ca n b u y at Steven C re dit J ewele rs, 1338 0 St .

"I scre am , you scream , we all scream for nice and creamy and smoot h and dreamy Meadow Go ld Ice Cream," hums Tom Priefert as he gets ready for another huge bite. Meadow Gold Ice Cream is fro m B eatrice Foods , 726 L St.

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It doesn't look like Dave Schmidt, Jack Brickson, Al Zeman and Scott Wright will become architects, but at least they can recognize good lumber when they see it. For the most durable building materials, contact Watson-Brickson Lumber Company, 660 N.

Clarion editor, Janet Carlson reads the first copy of the paper as it comes off the press at Northeast Printers, 2719 No. 48th. The Clarion is just one example of the excellent printing accomplished at Northeast Printers.

Debbie Rauch and Connie Yost are findi that the most convenient place to have a Sc ings or checking account is at the First N tional Bank and Trust Co., 12th & N. For aut banking, use the Drive-In Bank, 13th and

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Don Shurtleff watches as Tom Boren delivers his ball down one of the twenty-four lanes at · Hollywood Bowl, 920 No. 48th. Besides excellent facilities, Hollywood Bowl has a varied selection of bowling balls, bags and shoes.

Doug Dworak makes use of one of the many fine oven-ranges at Western Power and Gas Co. at 12th and N to bake a cake for a SHIELD party Western Pow er and Gas features many other appliances empl oyin g gas.

ng John Icenogle and Ron Norris have found the tv- drugstore to satisfy their various needs and a- wants in College View Pharma cy, 3947 S. 48th ~o- St. Why don't you go to College View PharL. macy and discover the drug store just for you?

Chuck Roberts and Mr. Mohr show what muscles are made ~£-Wheaties-from Mohr's !GA Foodliner , 3534 So. 48th. Mohr's has all the cereals and other foods you may need. Also Mohr ' s is open Sunday for your convenience.

Buying one of the many pairs of HIS slacks at The Ca ptain's Walk, 1127 R St., is Bill Roux. Tom Moore or any of the sales men at The Captain's Walk will be glad to help you choose from a wide selection of quality men's wear.

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Jeff High and Steve Exon present problems to any barber, but even this two-heads-for-theprice-of-one difficulty can be overcome by Loyd or any of the expert barbers cutting at Loyd's Drive-In Barber Shop, 3863 South St.

This replica Eiffel Tower is just one of the thirty-six different holes that will challenge your putting skill at Cool Crest Triple Links, 220 North 48th St. Try a round of miniature golf for an enjoyable "change of pace" date.

Pat Ash Cameras, Downtown, 1320 P St. an Gateway, have the best artist's supplies avai : able. Tim Ash confirms this while painting profile of Jim Swanson by stating, "I owe m talents to materials from Pat Ash Cameras.

Nancy Dort, Sally Kimberlin and Kris Sinke: find the solution to the problem of keepin; fit by "taking long rides" on exercise bikeE These bikes, prescriptions and other supplie are available at Donley-Dort Drug, 2421 0 St

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Da y o r night , g o to D oan - Rose Auto Sales, 125 N. 21 for the c ar o f your choice. Greg White, · Ron S c onyer s and H o u sto n Doan have found thi s " 6 5" Mu s tan g comfortable while Jeff S hneider in s pe cts t h e 289 cubic inch engine.

If yo u are looking for the latest in clothes, go to Natelson's at Gateway. Nancy Burro u gh s not only enjoys the prompt, courteous service of N atelson employees Sally Webert and Sa ll y Newville, but also appreciates the low p r ices.

Go to K e n Ed d y ' s Drive-In , 4750 0 Street , fo r dinner , an aft er- date s n ack or any tim e yo u feel hun g r y. T o m Bock, Carol Andrews , T eri Brad y and B ill Je nn i n gs find a ver y lar ge selection o n t h e m e nu from whi ch to c ho os e

Wa n t to get something for that special person in yo ur life ? Then buy long stem red roses from T vrrell's Floral Shop & Gr ee nhouse , 1 133 N . Cot ner. Jim Yost has found that flowers from Tyrrell's always make t h e perfect g ift .

Would you like to have a 40,000 po un d doo r g uarding your mo n ey? If so , j u st ope n a s a ving s account at t h e Commonwealth Com p a n y, 126 No . 11th St., li ke Sara H ig ley, Ma r y L o u Brolyer and C h ar is C hri st en se n are doin g .

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Trying to find her way out of a maze of spotless clothes is Ka thy Schooley. No matter how soiled, the clothes that are brought to South Side C le an e rs, 4 702 Prescott , come out immaculate. Fast service is a must at South Side .

Tom Kos and Nancy Tinstman are busy ing stamp books with Community Savii Stamps. They know that their filled books as good as cash at any of the fine Lincolnlo merchants who give and redeem Blue Stam

" Help! " shouts Cindy Wagner , while trying to figure out the best plan of attack on a huge Dair y Qu ee n cone. For all those after school goodies-cones, Mister Mistys, malts-be sure to stop by the Dair y Que e n, 39th and South.

Betsy Stover , Gretchen Hedge, Sarah 01s and Bobby Cronkite were ready to watch th favorite TV program when-no picture. Aftinkering behind the set didn't work th dialed S perr y TV , 434-438 3, and-a pictu

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Carl Bark and Fred Thiesen are demonstn ing their barbering skills on Lynn Edwar and Jill Cessna. But don't worry fellov there ' s always time for you at Gateway Barb Shop. Just c all 4 34-5104 for an appointmer

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John Breslow is surrounded by welding equipment from Lincoln Welding Supply, 216 S. 7th. Aside from a wide array of electric welding units, Lincoln W e lding carries welding helmets, goggles, rods and other supplies for professional jobs.

"They still have a dipstick," notes John Hurd, but Steve Norden still can't seem to understand all the changes in the new Chevy engines. They're bigger, faster and more powerful than ever before. Stop at DuTeau Chevrolet, 18th and 0.

Denise Mostert, South e ast's A.F.S. student from South Africa, buys all her air mail stamps at Brad f ield Drug located in Rathbone Village. Sh e also is amazed and impressed by the variety of items obtainab le at Bradfield, but aren't we all!

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Dan Durrie, Pat Mooberr y and Rick McComb seem thoroughly engrossed in the making of those good crisp Weav e r Potato Chip s The W eave r Potato Chip factory is located at 1600 Centerpar k Road in Lincoln's new Indu strial Park.

Make life easier by purchasing a Kitchen Aid di shwasher from Green Furna ce & Plumbing, 2747 No. 48th. Nancy Hall has found it so easy to unload that she doesn't even need Karen Salisbury's aid. Plumbing problems? Call Green's.

Discussing the many advantages of having insu ran ce before entering the hospital, Liz Van Bloom and Jan Maxwell reach the co nclusion that John Van Blo om and Associates at 1311 M St. is the place to go for your a cc ident insurance.

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Torn between the diet and a splurge-Marcia Goldenstein gives in and Marijean Hall stays true to the last (pound). Remember, Leon's Food Mart, Winthrop and Ryons, has all the foods you'll want to satisfy your diet's needs. 1111

Cheryl Allen and Diane Bauer are about to go inside Allen Realty, 3863 South Street, and be welcomed by the friendliest real estate salesmen in town. To sell any home , just call Allens , 488-2347, and it 's as good as sold.

Bob Danley and Nancy Rudolph know when the Senior Prom, Homecoming or Christmas Ball season arrives they can count on Azalealand Floral, 37th and Prescott, for the finest in corsages and boutonnieres for all occasions.

Kathy Walters and Linda Bomberger, modeling ready-to-wear clothes, are admiring one of the many beautiful sweaters that can be found at Schoenberg's, Rathbone Village. If you want to add to your wardrobe, try Schoenberg 's

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Courteous and competent service is one of the many reason s Susie Wise patronize s the Hou se of Hollowa y beauty s h op, 3265 Sheridan Blvd. She knows one of the Mr. Holloways or one of their fine st aff will be glad to serve you.

" E ven a Model A pick-up drives li ke a RollsRoy ce," testify Rick Knapp, Mike Jett and Ron Bur gess. All the credit isn't due to Henry Ford , but to the fine products and services at Pat Hines' Conoco, Winthrop Rd. and South. 432-6686

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Bruce McIntyre and Gary Peterson seem lost in Campbell's Nur se ri es' forest of young oaks. These trees, and other plants and shrubs to beautify your yard c an be obtained by going to Campbell's Nur se ri es, 2342 South 40th St.

Bob Lane and Sally Phelp s are peeking out of a window of a 1965 Buick Wildcat from Mo wbra y Buick Rambl e r , 421 N. 48th. For the finest in new Buicks and Ramblers and used ca n: in excellent condition, go first to M owbray 's .

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Shirley Dahlberg, Vicki Kimberlin, Marilynn Kilbourne , Linda Danielson and Mary Lynn Durrie are surveying the wide selection of floral arrangement s from Dani elson Floral Co., 127 So 13t h St. For any reason, from a corsage to party decoration s, yo u ca n rel y on Dan i e lson's for the flower s

" I want this blue o n e," says Teresa Vant to Cand y Legg as s h e picks a University of Nebra ska sweatshirt fr om t h e wide selection at Campus Book Stor e, 1245 R St. Campus Booh Sto r e is the cente r for every school need.

Thi s fine hom e is just one of the many propert y m atter s handled by Austin Realty , 3912 South St. , ever y clay. If yo u h ave a house, rental or o ther real estate to be ma n aged, call 488-2 36 3 and Austin's will g la d ly h e lp you

Jane Ke hn a nd Karen Pi cke np a u g h are s eeing how the stea m i ron wo r ks at H o ll yw ood Cl ea ners, 2760 So u t h St r ee t. F o r the finest and fastest clea nin g service in Lin co ln, take all your so ile d clot h es to H o ll ywoo d Cl e an e rs

Runnin g out of gas o n a da te can be e mb arra ss in g, so take Steve Mit c h e ll 's advic e and stop at Sheridan Co n oco, 32 75 S h eri dan Bl vd., fir st S h e ridan Conoco ha s the p rodu cts a n d per so nnel to kee p yo ur car running sm oo th ly

Y o u mi g h t a s well s top tr y in g, Kathy Hunt a n d Scott Dworak. You ' ll never pass for bowlin g ba ll s at P a rk w a y Lan es, 2555 South 48th. W h y n o t go bowlin g like ever y one else on one of t h e twe n ty -four lane s at Park w a y? It's fun!

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Roger Sherwood, Dennis Carlson, Jim Nelson , and Di c k Nuernberger-soiled and s loppyseem ready for their annual journey to Glob e C leaning and Laundry in Rathbone Village. No matter how grubby, Glob e will clean them. Maralie Munger, Jill Graham, Linda Osborn and Eleanor Roehl are receiving hel 1 in filling out forms for a savings account at Union Bank and Trust Co mpan ) 48th and Bancroft. Union Bank's services include trusts and safe deposit boxe ~

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Co r y St robe l and Crai g Stucky are a d miring a t rumpet and t rom b one , two of t he m a n y fine in s trume n ts found at Dietze M u s i c H o u s e , In c ., 1208 0 St. Als o avai lab le a t D ietz e i s a wide se le c tion of mu s ic, st e reos and o r g an s

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"The Place" at Miller and Paine Downtown or Gateway is the place to go for the newest in special occasion, school or sports clothes. Here, Hi-Visors Ann O'Connor and Vicki Umberger show Ginger Flansburg the latest in formals.

Are yo u read y for somethin g new , differen t and fun for a chan ge? Wh y don ' t you put y ours elf in t he pla ce of Ri chard Kran t z, Andre a Grain ger o r S u sa n Bea c hl y and come to Pla za Bowl , 333 N. Cotner Blvd. , and enjo y your s elf ?

Nancy Fahrlander and Chuck Gogela are finding that a wide selection of frames-one perfect for any pain ting or picture-as well as many other art supplies, are available at Ed Smith's Art and Hobby Cent e r, 1320 South.

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Bob Wood, Doug Nelson, Dale Guilford and Pete Shelley (behind wheel) naturally go to Nelson C l ea ners, 33rd & A, when their football uniforms get dirty. They realize the fine cleaning work at Nelson's will hold true for them.

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Senior Summaries A

ABBOTT, HELEN - Knightettes.

ADAMSON, CATHERINE -Advanced Choir; Knightettes; "South Pacific".

AHRENS , CELIA - Debate; Futu re Physicians of America ; Knightettes; National Forensic League; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate; Science Club.

ALLEN, JOAN - Advanced Choir; Modern Choir; "South Pacific".

ALLOWAY, JOHN - Clarion; Key Club; Nite of Knights participant; S Club; Varsity Track , manager.

ANDERSON, MARCIE - Advanced Choir; Knightettes; "South Pacific"; Thalians.

ASH, TIMOTHY-Advanced Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen; " South Pacific".

ASHMUN, TOD - Key Club, Science Club. ·

ASMAN, ALICE - Future Teachers of America, vice president ; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Alternate; Girls' State representative; Science Club, president.

AUGUSTIN, KATHLEEN -Advanced Choir; AFS Finalist; AFS Central Committee; Art Club , president; Clarion, news editor; Girls ' Octet accompanist; International Club, secretary; Knightettes; National Honor Society; National Merit Finalist; Nite of Knights pa rtici pant ; four-year Regents Scholarship winner; Scienc_e Club; "South Pacific".

AVERILL, EDWARD - "The Innocents"; Chess Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Science Club.

BABB , JOEL - Art Club; International Club; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate; Thalians.

BAILEY, STEPHEN-K ey Club; Nite of Knights participant; Boys' State representative; S Club; Varsity Football.

BAKER, MICHAEL

BALL, BARBARA - Advanced Choir; Knightettes; "South Pacific".

BALL, DAVID - Runes, assistant editor.

BALLER, ELIZABETH-Advanced Choir; Knightettes ; "South Pacific ".

BARGER,JERRY

BARTHOLOMEW, LOIS-Advanced Choir; Kni ghtettes ; Nite of Knights participant; "South Pa cific"

BARTON, MARY

BASKIN, JOHN -Varsity Football.

BATES, EUGENE

BEARD, MARGARET- Knightettes.

BECKMAN, ROBERT- Advanced Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen; Runes , business manager; SHIELD, business manager; "South Pacific".

BEEZLEY, JANET - International Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Thalians.

BEILBY, DIANE - International Club; Knightettes.

BELL, PAMELA -'-- Knightettes

BELL, WARREN

BERCK , DEANN-Advan ced Choir; Future Teachers of America; International Club; Knightettes; "South Pacific ".

BERGLUND,DONALD

BERTHELSEN , BARBARAAdvanced Choir; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; "South Pacific".

BINGENHEIMER, THOMASChess Club; Creative Writing Club; Key Club; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Runes, assistant editor; Science Club ; Thalians.

BLEY, ARTHUR - Band; S Club; Varsity Wrestling.

BLUM, DOUGLAS

BLY, NANCY -Advanced Choir; Knightettes; Modern Choir; Orchestra; Nite of Knights participant.

BOEHR, CONNIE - National Honor Society; Regents Alternate.

BOHLING, CHERYL- Knightettes.

BOLTON, ELIZABETH - Band ; Knightettes.

BOMBERGER, LINDA - International Club; Knightettes.

BORDER, MICHAEL

BOREN, THOMAS

Varsity Gymnastics.

BOSS, TERRY

BOWDEN, JANICE - Knightettes.

BOWERS, BRUCE-Nite of Knights participant; S Club; Varsity Basketball.

BRADFORD, MICHAEL - Ke y Club; Runes, assistant editor.

BRANDT, ALICE-Knightette s ; Modern Choir; Red Cross.

BRANDT , LINDA - Futur e Teachers of America; Knightett es

BRAUER, RUTH - Future Nurses of America; Knightettes. BROGDEN , DAVID - S Club ; Varsity Wrestling.

BROL YER, MARY LOU - Advanced Choir; Clarion; C reati v e Writing Club; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Kni ghts participant; Red Cross; Runes, associat e editor; "South Pacific."

BROOKS, SUSAN - Advanced Choir ; Knightettes; "South Pacific"

BUETHE , CONNIE - Knigh tettes.

BURGESS, RONALD - AF S Central Committee; Nite o f Knights participant; Varsity Ba sketball .

BURROUGHS, NANCY - Advanced Choir; Knightettes; "South Pacific".

BURTON , PATRICIA - Art Club ; Knightettes.

BUSH, DONNA - Advanced Choir ; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; four-year Regents Scholarship winner; "So ut h Pacific"

BUTTERFIELD, CRAIG-Band ; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights Central Committee; Orchestra ; "Pygmal ion ".

CALKINS, JEAN - Internationa l Club; Knightettes.

CAMPBELL, PATRICIA Knightettes.

CARLSON, DENNIS

S Club;

BOURNE, RICHARD - Science Club; Cross Country.

CARLSON, JANET- AFS Central Committee; Clarion, editor ; Debate ; Knightettes ; National Forensic League, vice president; National Honor Society; Nationa l Merit Letter of Commendation ; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; "Pygmalion"; Regents Alternate; "South Pacific " ; " The Innocents"; Thalians, president; Thespians.

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CARLSON, SUSAN - A dvan ced Choir; Knight e tt es , serg e ant- a tarms; Nationa l H o n or S oc ie t y; "South Pacific ".

CARPER, JEFFREY -S C l ub; Varsity Footba ll, m anager

CARPER, TIMOTHY

CARROLL, JEFFREY - Nit e o f Knight s pa rticip a nt.

CATHER, CATHIE - Clarion , first pa ge ed i tor; Knigh t e t t es: National Hon o r Soci e t y ; R egents A lternat e; R ese r v e Ch eerl eader; Varsity Che e rl eader

CAVES , LIND A - Kni ghtettes .

CESSNA , JIL L - A dv an ce d Choir ; K ni ght ette s, squ ad le a de r : "South P a cifi c".

CHANC E , ,JEANN E - Kni g htettes.

CHERRY , AV A LYNNE - A F S Centra l Co mmit tee; K nigh t e t t es ; Nite of K nights p ar t icip a nt; Thalains ; T h e sp ia n s.

CHRIS T E NS E N , CATHERINE -Intern at io nal C lub ; Knighte tt es .

CHRI ST M AN, GARY - S C lub ; Varsity G y m nastics.

CLAIR , MARTHA - Kni g h tettes.

COATSWORTH , BROOKS

COBLE, PATRICIA

COLIN , RONA LD - A dv an c e d Choir ; M o d ern Cho i r ; "Sou th Pacific ".

COLLINS , JA MES

CROUCH , DO NALD

CURR IE , A L EXAN DER - Cla rion; D eb a t e; N ational Fore n sic League ; N i V! of Kni ghts pa r t icipant; S Cl u b ; \ ·a rsit y Tennis.

DAH L B : W, S HIR LEY - Advan c e d n o i r; Homecomin g Atten da n t V nig h te ttes ; Nationa l Hono r 'ie ty ; Nit e o f Knights partic ip a L;; R e se r ve Ch e erleader ; " South Pa ci fi c"; Va r si t y C h ee rleader

DALTON, CHRISTOP HE R -Key Club; Nati o n al Meri t Letter of Commendati on

DANIELSON, LI ND A - --· A dvanced Choir ; Girls' O ctet ; In tern ational Club ; Knightett es, sq ua d lead ec National Honor Soci ety ; N i te of Knights p articipant ; G irl s ' Statealternate ; SHIELD, personn e l editor; "South Pacifi c".

DANLEY, ROBERT - Cros s Country; S Club ; Vars ity Tra c k.

DAVIDSON, JOYCE - F u tu re Nurses of Amer ic a , secretar ytreasurer; Kni ghte t tes; Nite o f Knights Centra l Com mit tee; Thalians.

DEFR AIN, JOHN -Clarion , sec -

o nd page editor ; D ebate ; N a t i o n al Fore nsic Lea g ue , presiden t ; Ni te of Kni g hts particip an t; R ege n ts Alt ernate ; Run e s , co-edito r .

D EHAVEN, R IC HARD

D EITEMEY ER , KIPLEY

H omeco min g Atte n da n t; K ey C lu b; S Club ; Va r s ity Baseba ll ; Va r sity F o o t b all

DETWE ILE R , RONALD

DIETR ICK , R OY

DIRKS, DIANE - Band ; Fu tur e Teac h e r s o f Am e rica ; Knightettes ; Na t ional Honor Society ; R ege n ts Al t e rnate.

DOTSON , KAREN - Adv an ced

C h o i r; AFS Ce ntral Committee; Gi rl s ' O c t e t ; Hom e coming A t tendant; Knightet tes, pre sident; N ite of Kn i ghts parti cipant ; " So u th Pacific "; Stud e nt Co uncil , sec r etary.

DO W, D AVID - R ege nt s Alternate ; S c i e n c e C lu b.

DR EESZEN , CRAIG - Art Club ; Nationa l H onor Soc iet y ; Nite of Kn ig ht s Central Co mmitt ee; R ege n ts Alt e rna te; S ci e n c e C lub , vice p r esid e nt.

DREW , JEFF REY - Adv anced

C h oir ; M odern Choir; N it e of Kn igh t s p a r tic ipan t; Noble men; " Pygma l ion "; "So u t h Pa c if i c "

DUC K ER, MARY - A dvanced

C ho i r ; Interna t ion a l C lub ; Kni g h tettes ; " South Pa ci fie "; Sy nkraKnights

DUCKWORTH , LEE - Cross

C ountr y ; Regen t s Alt ernate ; S Club; Varsit y T rack.

D U P ONT, SHARON DURHAM , P ETER

DORRIE, M A RY L Y NN - International Club ; Kni g htett e s ; " Pygmalion "

DUSE NB E R RY, KA THYKnightettes

DWORA K , DO U GLAS - Adv an ced Choir; Homecoming Attend an t; Junior-Senior Prom Attend ant ; Ke y Club; Modern Choir; Nite of K ni g hts p a rticipant; Nobleme n ; S C l u b , secretar y; SH I ELD, sp orts e dit o r; " South Pacific " ; V ar s it y Ba s e ball; Var s ity Basketball; Varsity Foo tball. E

EBB E RS , M A R Y - Fu tu res N urs e s of America ; Knightettes.

E DDI NGS , S HERR Y - Knig h tette s

ED WARDS, LYNN - A dv anc ed Ch oi r; K n ightettes; " South Paci fic " ; Synkra-Knights.

EEN, CA RO LYN - Kn ighte t tes ; Orc hestra ; " South Pacific"

EICHLER , CHARLES - Band; Nation a l H o n o r Socie ty ; R e gents

A l ternate; A ma t eu r Radio Club.

ENO , GILBERT

ERI CKSON, ROBERT - AFS

Central Co mm itte e ; Jun io r- S enior

Prom King; K ey C lu b; N ational Honor Society, vice p res ident ; Nite of Knight s p a rtici pan t; Boys ' State r e presentative ; S C lub , presiden t; · Stud e nt Council; Varsity Ba s eball ; Varsity Football ; V a rsi ty Wres tling

E SSI N K, KENNETH

E V AN S, V I C KI - A dv anced Choir ; Internatio n al Cl u b; Knigh tettes ; Modern C ho i r; N ational Honor Society; " So uth Pa ci fic " .

EWING, KATHRYN-Advanced Cho i r ; Junior-Senio r Prom Attenda n t ; K nightettes; Modern Choi r ; " South Pa c ifi c"; S t uden t Co un cil; Synkra- Kn ig h ts; V ar s ity Cheerleader , vice p r eside n t. EXON , STEPHEN - S Cl ub ; Varsit y Foot ba ll.

FA HRLANDER , NANCY - Art Club ; Internat io nal C lub ; Kni g h tettes

FAN NIN , PATRICK

FET TERLEY , DIANE - Advanced Choi r ; G irls ' O ctet ; Knighte ttes ; Modern C h oi r ; Ni te of Knights p a rticip an t; " So uth Pacific ".

FIN D LE Y , ROBERT- -Nite of Knights p art icipa n t; S Cl ub ; Varsit y Baseb a ll ; V ars it y F o otball.

FISK, S U SAN - Kni g htettes

FL A CK , M ARYELLEN-Knightettes .

F OS DICK , J AMES

F OS DICK , SUSAN -Knightettes

F OWLE R, ROBERT

FR EDERICK , LINDA

FREEMAN , JOHN - National Honor S oc iety ; Regents Alternate.

F REESE , ROGER

F RIEND , LEE-Advanced Choir; Modern C ho i r ; " South Pacific".

F RIS CH , SUSAN - Advanced Choi r ; In t erna t ional Club ; Knightettes; SHIELD; Thalians.

FU RR, JEAN - Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee ; Debate; Junio r C la ss President ; Sophomore

Cla s s Vice President ; Knightettes , squ ad leader ; Ni t e of Knights partic i p ant ; " South Pacific " ; Student Cou n cil.

GAGE, JUDY -Creative Writing Club; Kn i ghtettes; Nite of Knights partici pan t; Orchestra ; Runes, assista n t ed itor ; Thalians

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GAKE, JEANNE - Art Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society.

GANKA, BARBARA - Knightettes.

GARBER, KAREN -Knightettes.

GARLINGHOUSE, GRETCHEN

-AFS Central Committee; International Club, vice president; Junior-Senior Prom Attendant; Knightettes, central squad leader; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Central Committee; Girls' State alternate; Runes, art editor; SHIELD; "Pygmalion".

GATLIFF, CHERYL - Art Club; Knightettes; "Pygmalion".

GEBHARD, RAYMOND - Amateur Radio Club.

GEORGI, TODD - Orchestra; "South Pacific".

GILLILAND, SHERRIE - Advanced Choir; Creative Writing Club; Girls' Octet; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; Modern Choir; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; "South Pacific".

GOBLE, JENNIFER - Knightettes; Thalians.

GOBLE, LINDA - Band, majorette; International Club; Kni ghtettes.

GOESCHEL, CONNIE - Knightettes; "The Innocents ".

GOGELA, LOUIS - Advanced Choir; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen; "South Pacific".

GOLDMAN, GERALD

GRAHAM, JILL - Advanced Choir; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; "South Pacific "

GRAY, MARY - Future T eac hers of Am er ica.

GUENZEL, ROBERT-Key Club. ·

GUILFORD, DALE - Advanc e d Choir; AFS Central Committee ; Homecoming King; Junior-Senior Prom Attendant; Key Club, treasurer; Nite of Knights participant ; S Club , treasurer; "South Pacific "; Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Football.

GUTCH, JOHN - Key Club.

tral Committee; Boys' State representative; "South Pacific".

HALL, NANCY - Advanced Choir; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; SynkraKnights .

HALL, RICHARD-S Club; Varsity Football.

HALLBER~ JOHN - Cro~ Country; S Club.

HALPAIN, DALE-Science Club.

HAMBLET, ROBIN - S Club, Varsity Football, manager.

HAMMAR, ANN - Knightettes; Thalians.

HANSHER, SUSAN - Knightettes; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate

HARPER, JOEL - Amateur Radio Club.

HARRINGTON, STEVENFuture Teachers of America, president; Nite of Knights participant; Thalians.

HARTLEY,CAROL

HARVEY, DANIEL

HA YES, ELLEN - Knightettes; Reserve Cheerleader; Student Council, treasurer; SynkraKnights , treasurer ; Varsity Cheerleader, treasurer.

HEIDEN, GEORGE - National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant ; S Club; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football.

HENDERSON, JAMES - Amateur Radio Club, vice president.

HENDRICKS, LINDA

HENDRICKSON, LINDA - Advanced Choir; Modern Choir; "South Pacific".

HENNESSEY, MICHAEL

HENSLEY, PATRICIA - International Club; Knightett es; National Honor Society; SHIELD, organizations editor.

HERGENRADER, EDWARDKey Club.

HERGENRADER, VICKI - Advanced Choir; "South Pacific".

HERMAN, ROBERTA

HERTZLER, VICKI - Knightettes; Red Cross, president.

HICKMAN, JACK

HIGH, JEFFREY

HOLLAND, KATHY - Advance , Choir; Creative Writing Club, secretary; Knightettes , squad leade r : National Honor Society; Regen h Alternate; "South Pacific"; Tha lians.

HOLLAND, KENNETH - Clar • ion; Key Club; Regents Alternat e HOLLY, CAROL - Knightettes.

HOLSCLAW, JUDITH - Futu n Nurses of America; Knightettes

HONEYCUTT,LARRY

HOOVER,CARTER

HORN, NANCY - Advance d Choir; Creative Writing Club; Junior Class Vice President; Girl s Octet; Knightettes; National Honor Society, secretary; Nite of Kn ights participant, Central Commi ttee; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Alternat e : "South Pacific" ; Thalians; The spians.

HOUFEK, NATHAN

HOUSMAN, JACK

HOY, DIANE-Clarion; Intern ational Club; Knightettes.

HUBER, NAOMI

HUDSON,ROGER

HUNTWORK, DAVID

HURD , JOHN - Advanced Choir Nite of Knights participant ; Club; "South Pacific "; Varsit ) Gymnastics.

HURLBUTT, ROBERT - K e ) Club; Nati o nal Honor Society; N a tional Merit Letter of Commend a tion; R egents Alternate; S Clu b Varsity Tennis .

JACKSON, BARRY

JENKINS, SUSAN - Knight et t e s

JETT, D. MICHAEL - Nite o : Knights participant

JEURINK, VERA - Nation a Honor Society.

JOHNSON, ANN - Internation a Club; Knightettes.

JOHNSTON, JANICE-Art Club Knight ettes.

JOHNSTON, JANICE - A r ' Club; International Club; Knight ettes; National Honor Society ; Na tional Merit Letter of Commend a tion; Re ge nts Alternate

HAASE, TOM

HAGERMAN, JOHN - Chess Club; Science Club; Thalians

HALL, JOHN - Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee; Clarion, third page editor; Creative Writing Club; National Honor Society, president; Nite of Knights participant, Master of Ceremonies, Cen-

HIGLEY, SARAH - Advanced Choir; International Club; Knightettes; "South Pacific"

HILLEGASS, LINDA - Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Science Club.

HOELK, NORMAN

HOFFMAN, JEANETTE Knightettes; Red Cross.

JOHNSTON, MARY

JOHNSTONE, JUDY - Knigh t ettes.

JONES, CHARLENE - Futu n Teachers of America.

JORGENSEN, MARYANN-A vanced Choir; AFS Central Co m mittee ; International Club, pre s i dent; Knightettes; National Hon o Society; Regents Alternate; Gir ls

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State representati ve; SHIELD, editor; "South Pacific ".

KANN, ROBERT

KARGO, DIANE - Junior Class Secretary; Knight ettes.

KAY, THOMAS - Key Club; S Club; Varsity Ba seball : Varsitv Football. ·

KEELEY, BRIAN - Ke y Club.

KEISTER , DAVID

KENAGY, WILLI AM - S Club; Varsity Swimm ing.

KENYON , JU DITH Ad vanced Choir; Ho mec oming Attendant; Junior-S en ior Prom At te ndant ; Knighte tt es; M o dern Ch oi r ; Nite of Kni gh t s participant ; " South Pacifi c" ; S y nkra- Knights; Va rsit y Cheerle a d e t

KESS , C AROL YN - Knightettes.

KILBO R T'~. DA VI D

KILBO U RtJ£, MA RILYNNEKni ght ett ·. ; _

KIMB E R L YN, V ICKI - Internationa l C lwl; Kn i g htettes.

KINN E Y, JA NE - Knightettes

KIRK , TH OMAS - Nite of Kni ghts participant.

KIRK, TIMOTHY

KLEPPINGER , MICHA EL Band; S Club ; Vars it y Swimming

KNAPP, RICH ARD - Juni o rSenior Prom Attendant; Nite of Knight s participant ; S Club; Varsity Ba seball ; Varsity Basketball

KNAP P EN BERGE R, KATHER-

INE - · ,\ i;s Ce ntral Committee; Inte rn a l ,,1J C lub; Knightettes; Nati o n::1 [ u nor Society.

KNIE S .. WI LHE LM - Advanc ed , ,: c, "So uth Pacific."

KOH L, , ,\'.fE S - Regents Alternate ; \' . ty Baseball; Varsity Bask et b , V a rsi t y Foo tball.

KOLD E ,; , REN ATA-B a nd majorette ; Kn ig htettes.

KOSER, ROB ERT - S Club; Varsity Footb all.

KOSMAN, S TEVEN Science Club

KRIEGER, JUDI TH K ;1. _ : 1:, ettes.

KUBICK , BRUCE - Ad · ,1:; c ,'·; Choir ; Orc hestra ; " Sou th Pa c ifo :''

KUENNING, DENNIS - S C' lLi1 Varsity Wrestlin g .

KUHLMAN, LINDA-Ba nd : Future Nurses of America; Kn ightettes.

LARSEN, DONALD - Varsity Wrestling.

LEACH, NILE - Science Club.

LE HIGH, JOHN - Chess Club ; Nat ional Honor Society ; S Club; Sc ienc e Club; Varsity Baseball , ma na ger

LEMBK E, JE RRY

LERDA HL, ALLAN

LEU TH AUSER, KATHY - Advanced C h o ir; Modern Choi r ; " P ygma lion"; South Pacific"; Tha1ians

LOTMAN , BARRY - S Club; Varsity Sw imming.

L OWE, MICHAEL - Chess Club; Debate; Internationa l C lub ; National Forensic L e ague , treas urer ; Nit e o f Knights Central Co mmittee, participant; ''P ygmalion"; R egents Alternate ; Runes, associate editor; Thalians ; Amateur Radio C lu b, president.

LOWENBERG, JUDITH

LUD WIG, JAMES - Advanced Choir ; C ross Count r y ; S Cl ub ; "South Pa c ifi c"

LYMA N, B ERT HA-Knightettes.

MACK, NEW TON - Band; National Hono r Society ; Nationa l M e r it Letter of Co mm end ation; fo ur -yea r Regents Scho l arsh ip winner; All-S t a te Sc h o lastic Team alterna t e; sc·ence Cl ub; Va rsity \,\r re s tli n g .

MAGEE , S UZA NNE - Knightett es.

MALONE, LINDA - Adva nc ed Choir; In te rnati o nal Cl ub ; Knightett es, squad leader; National Honor Soci e ty; "South Pa cific".

MAW, PENNY

MAY, HOLLY - Advanced Choir; International Club; Knightettes; " South Pacifi c"

McCORMICK, STEVE - Homeco min g Attendent ; S C lub ; Va rs ity Football.

McCOWN , ROBERT - Band.

McCOY, MICHAEL - S Club; Varsity Tra ck.

McC RACKEN , KATHERINE

Mc D ON ALD, JAMIE - Advanc(' d C hoir; Knightettes.

'.\'lcG RAW, CONSTANC E - Art C lub, se creta ry-tr e asurer; Clarion, c n toon ist; Kni ghtettes.

h 1dNT YRE, BRUCE

MeLb OD, DAVID - Art C lub ; S Club; Va rsity Football , manager.

McPH ERSON, GWENDOLYNKn i g h te tt es .

METCALF, STEPHEN - Science Club

MEYER, DARLENE - Future Nurses of Amer ica , president; Knightettes.

MICHAEL, STEVEN

MILLER , MICHELLE - Knightettes

MILLER, RICHARD - Advanced Choir; Key Club; S Club; "South Pacific "; Varsity Wrestling, manager.

MILLER, TIMOTHY

MILLSTEAD, LINDA - Knightettes.

MIT CHELL, ANN - International Club ; Knightettes.

MOFFITT , KAREN - Knightettes.

MOORE, THOMAS - Advanced Choi r ; Key Club; Nite of Knights participant; " South Pacific"

MORELAND, MARK - S Club; Varsity Swimming.

MORRIS, LINDA - Knightettes , sq uad leader

MORRISON , LINDA - Future N ur ses of America; Knightettes.

MORRISON, JERRY

MOSES, JAMES - Ad vanced Choir; K ey Club; " South Pacific".

MOSTERT, DENISE - AFS Student; AFS Cent ral Committee; Debate; Internationa l Cl ub ; Knightettes; Nat ional Forensic League; Red Cross; Runes , as sistan t editor.

MULDER, DANIEL - Advanced Choir; D ebate; "So ut h Pacific".

MUL LOWNEY , BETH-Advanced C hoir ; Knightettes; " South Pacific". ·

MUNGER, MARALIE - Advanced Choir; Knightettes; Modern Choir; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Nite of Knights participant ; "So uth Pacific "

MURRAY, DAVID - S Club ; Varsity Football; Varsity Swimming.

NEFSKY, WILLIAM - Camera Club; Nationa l Honor Soci e ty ; Regents Alternate; S Club; Science Club; Va r sity Track, mana ge r.

NEL SEN , DOUGLAS

NEL SON , DOUGLAS - S Club; Varsity Football.

NEL SON , JAMES

NELSON, RONALD

NEWVILLE, SALLY - Knightettes, sq u ad l eade r ; SHIELD.

LANE, ROBERT - K ey Club ; Nite of Kni ghts participant .

LARABEE, RICHARD

MEISTER, GWENDOLYN - Art C lub ; Nation al M e r it Letter of Commendation: Regents Alternate.

NIELSEN, ROGER - Nite of Knights participant.

NOR DEN, STEVE

191

NORTON, RUTH - Advanced Choir; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; "South Pacific".

NOVAK, RUSSELL - Key Club; National Honor Society; Orchestra.

NUERNBERGER, RICHARD

O'CONNOR, ANN - Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee ; Girls' Octet; Knightettes , treasurer; Nite of Knights participant ; "South Pacific"; Synkra-Knights.

OLANDER, BETTE - Band; International Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate.

OLMSTEAD, LINDA-AFS Central Committee; AFS . Finalist; Homecoming Queen; International Club; Knightettes, secretary ; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Runes, assistant art editor

ORUCH, PATRICIA-Runes, assistant editor; Thalians.

OSBORN, LINDA - AFS Central Committee; International Club; Knightettes ; Runes, assistant editor.

OTTO, PAMELA - Advanced Choir; International Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society; "South Pacific ".

OTTOSON, JOHN - Band ; Nit e of Knight s participant.

OVERY, RONALD

PAINTER, JOHN - Advanced Choir; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen ; "South Pacific".

PANSING, JAMES - Advanced Choir; Key Club; ' South Pacific "

PARKER, SCOTT - National Honor Society ; S Club; Varsity Gymnastics.

PATTON, JAMES-K e y Club.

PAUL, LINDA - Art Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate.

PAVICH, JOHN - Chess Club.

PAYNE, MARY - Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; SHIELD.

PEARCE, ROGER

PEARSON, HERBERT

PENTERMAN, PATRICIA - International Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society.

PERKINS, SUZANNE - Art Club; Debate; Knightettes; National Forensic League; "Pygmalion "; Runes, assistant editor; Thalians , treasurer; Thespians; "The Innocents".

PERSHING, JOHN - National

Honor Society; S Club; Varsity Football.

PETER, DOUGLAS - Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee; AFS Finalist; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; Noblemen accompanist; Creative Writing Club, president; Regents Alternate; Science Club; "South Pacific"; Thalians.

PETERS, BARBARA - Knightettes; Thalians.

PETERS, MICHAEL- Band, president ; Nite of Knights participant , Central Committee

PETERSON, DAVID - Art Club; Nite of Knights participant ; "Pygmalion"; Runes, assistant editor; Science Club; " South Pacific" ; Thalians; " The Innocents".

PETERSON, GARY - Advanced Choir; S Club; " South Pacific"; Varsity Football; Varsity Gymnastics ; Varsity Track.

PETERSON,HARRY

PEWTHERS, KAREN - Advanced Choir; Knightettes , squad leader; Modern Choir; National Honor Society; "South Pacific" .

PIKE; BETTY JO - Advanced Choir; International C lub; Knightettes, squad leader ; " South Pacific"

PIVONKA, NANCY - Kni g hte ttes; National Honor Soci e ty.

POWELL, JAMES-Key Club; Nite of Knights pa rtici pant ; S Club; ·Science Club; Varsity Football.

PREECE, JOY -Advanced Choir; International C 1u b ; Knightett es; National Honor Society; "So uth Pacific ".

PRENOSIL, RICK-S Club; Varsity Football , manager .

PRIEFERT, TOM - S Club; Varsity Football.

PROBASCO, NANCY - Senior Class Secr e tary; Homecoming Attendant ; International Club ; Junior- Senior Prom Attendant; Knightettes; National Honor Society , treasurer; Re ge nts Alternate ; Reserve Cheerleader; SHIELD, academic editor; Varsity Che e rleader, president.

PURVIS, MARGARET-Advanced Choir; International Club; Knightettes , squad leader; "South Pacific".

QUACKENBUSH,GENE R

RADCLIFFE, WALTER - Key Club.

RAMSEY, JAYE - Clarion; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes.

RAUCH, DONALD - Advanc e , ~ Choir; "South Pacific."

REAM,KENNETH

REINMUTH, JAMES

REMINGTON, JEAN - Futur1 Nurses of America.

RESTAU, RONALD

RINEHART, CAROL - Futu re Teachers of America; Knightette s · National Honor Society

ROACH, CHERYL-Knightette s Regents Alternate

ROBERTS, CHARLES - A dvanced Choir ; S Club; " South P acific"; Varsity Baseball ; Varsit ) Basketball; Varsity Football.

ROBINSON, JOHN

ROCHFORD, STELLA-International Club; Knightettes.

ROEHL, ELEANOR - Interna tional Club; Knightettes.

ROSE, ROBERT - Advance i Choir; Nite of Knights participan t S Club; Varsity Swimming

ROSENBERG, SUSAN - A d vanced Choir; Knightettes ; " Sou tl Pacific."

ROSS, MARGARET - Intern a tional Club ; Knightettes

ROTH, ROSE ANN - Intern a tional Club; Knightettes , squa c leader; N aional Honor Societ y Nite of Knights participant; R e ge nt s Alternate ; Runes, assista n 1 edito r ; Thalians , vice-presiden t Thespians.

ROUX, WILLIAM - Key Clu b sec retary

ROWLISON, CAROLYN-Ban d Knight e ttes

ROZMARIN, THOMAS - K e ) C lub ; S Club; Varsity Gymnastic s

RUDOLPH, NANCY - Art Club Knightett es; Creative Writin ! C lub ; National Honor Society

RUDOLPH, THOMAS

RUS~, SUSAN - Knightettes

RYMAN, DELORIS - Advance < 1 Choir; Knightettes; "South P a cific."

RYON, LINDA - Knightette s R ed C ross. s

SALEM, DEBORAH - Advanc e < C hoir; Girls' Octet ; Knightett e s National Honor Society ; Nite 0 1 Knights participant ; "South P a c ific."

SALISBURY, KAREN - Knigh t ettes; Synkra - Knights.

SASSE, VIOLA - Knightettes.

SAWDON, MICHAEL

SCHATZ, STEPHEN - S Clu b Varsity Basketball , manager

SCHESSLER, DEAN - Futu n

'. I 1 '!I -~If I I: ! ( i ,! ' Ii I I I, I! I l lal Jl H , ' : [I I I I , IUII II 11 ,, ! 11 192

Teachers of America , sergeant- atarms; Nite of Knights parti cipa n t ; "Pygmalion"; Runes, as sistan t editor; Thalians, sergeant-at -arm s.

SCHLUTERBUSCH, TER RY

SCHMITT, SUE - B and ; Future Teachers of America , tr ea s urer : Knightettes ; National H onor S ociety; Nite of Knight s p articip a n t.

SCHNABEL, EDWA RD

SCHOEPF , REN NA I n t ,:. rnational Club ; Kni ght ette s

SCHREUS , JUD ITH K nightettes.

SCHUCH MAN , E LAINE - A dvanced Ch o ir ; D e bate ; In t ern ational Cl ub; K nig h tet t es, s qua d leader ; N atio n al Fo r e ns ic Leag u e ; "Pygma li on ' ' ; Run es , a ssista nt editor ; "So u th Pacif i c"; T hal ians.

SCHUL LI N G, N IKKI - Knightettes.

SEWA R D , ,JOHN

SEYL ER , ,JE NN IFE R - Nite of Kni ght s pn rtic ip ant; Runes, assistant ar t \, rlito r; Synkra-Knights; "Th e I n noc ent s."

SHA W , LI ND A-Band; Knightettes

SHEA FF, DAYLE - Kni ghtette s

SHELLEY , PETER - Home c oming Attendant ; Key Club , president ; National M e rit L etter of Commendation ; Nationa l M e r it Semifinalist ; Regents Alternate ; S Club; Var sity Football; Vars ity Wr estlin g.

SHER F FIU S, MAURICE

SHE R \\ '• ·') D, ROGER

SHU R '] <. F F, DONAL D - Advanc e d 1 , ,i r : AF S Central Committ e e ; :- ,h n more Class President; Seni or t .; Pres id e nt; Key Club; Mo de rn 1o ir; Ni te of Knights parti ci p ; No bl e men ; " Py gmalion "; ' ,.1t h Pacific "; Student Counci l : f he Innocen ts."

SIFFR I NG , JUDITH - Knightettes.

SLAUGHTE R, ROB ERT - National Meri t Lett er of C ornnwn<lation; four-year R egents Scholn n,l1ip winn e r

SMAYDA, BARBAR A -- 11 11 • r:i.·tional Club; Knightett es ; Tl w ! u:, ;

SMILEY, ANN - AF S C(•nt ,,1 Committ ee; Kni g htettes ; " P y gn ,· lion" ; Thalians; Thespians ; ' 'The Innocent s."

SMITH, LINDA - Art Clu b: Knightettes.

SMITH, SALLY - Art Clu b : Knightettes.

SMITH, SHARON SMITH, TERRY SNYDER, JON

SORRELL, WILLIAM - Advanc e d Choi r ; "So uth Pacific."

SOVE Y, BEVERLY - Future Te achers of America ; Knightettes.

SPILKE R, LYNNETTE - Internati onal Clu b ; Knightettes

S POMER, ROBERT - Regents A lt ern ate

S T AN LEY, PRISCILLA - Internatio nal Club ; Knightettes.

S T ATTON, MARTHA - AFS

Cen tral Committee; AFS Finalist; In t e rnational Club; Knightettes ; N ational Merit Finalist; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights partic i pant ; four-year Regents Scholarship winner; Runes, coeditor.

STEMM, RICHARD S Club; Varsity Track.

STEPHENSON , MARY

STEWART , DENNIS - S Club; Varsity Football.

STEWA RT, DONALD

STEWART , MICHAEL

STONE , JAMES - Advanced

C ho i r ; "So u th Paci f i c".

S T RE HLO, N ANCY - Adva nced Choi r ; Future Nurses of Americ a, v i ce president: Knig htettes ; National Ho n or Society; "So uth Pacif i c"

S TREI FF, J ANET - AFS Cent ra l Com mitt ee; Inte rn a tional Club, tr e a s ur e r ; Kni ghtettes, squad leader; Reg e nt s A lt e rnate ; Science Club , secretary - treasurer.

STROBEL, CORY - National Honor Society ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; R ege nts Alternate ; Boys' State representative; S Club ; Science C lub ; Varsity

Swimming

STROH, JOE - Cross Country; S Club; Varsity Wrestling.

STRONG, LINDA - Advanced C hoir ; Future Teachers of America; Regents Alternate ; Thalians.

STUART, JUTTA - Knightettes; T halians

S TUART, W. SCOTT- Advanced Cho ir ; Key Club; Modern Choir; Nite o f Knights participant; NoblemP n; Bo y s' Stat e representative; --s o ut h Pacific" .

~T UC KY, CRAIG - National Hon or So c i ety ; National Merit L.·tte r of Commendatio n ; Nite of Knir.h ts p articipant ; Orchestra; p .-,g,•n ts A lt e rnate ; Science Club; .,nut h Pac ific".

SUK HAT SATHIAN, PEPPYAF S Centra l Committee; AFS Stude nt; Clarion; Internatio nal Club; Knightettes; N it e of Knights part ici pRnt ; St u de n t Counci l.

SUTTER, GEORGIA - Knightettes; Thalians

SWANSON, JAMES Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee; Homecoming Attendant ; Junior Class Treasurer; Junio r-Sen ior Prom Attendant ; Key Club ; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen ; " Pygmalion "; S Club; "So uth Pacific "; Thespians; Varsity Football.

SWIHART, SALLY - Advanced Choir; Clarion; International Club; Knightettes, squad l eade r ; National Merit Letter of Commend ation ; Regents Alternate; Runes, co-editor ; Thalians.

TATE , PATRICIA - Advanced Choir; Knight ettes; "South Pacific ''.

TATUM, SHARON - Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

TAVLIN, MICHAEL - Orchestra; four-year Regents Scholarship wi nner ; S Club; "South Pa c ific "; Varsity Baseball , manager.

TAYLOR, EDWARD

TEGLER, PAUL

TENHULZEN, GLENDA Knightettes

TEPLEY, LARRY - Regents Alternate; S Club; Science Club; Varsity Wrestling.

THOMPSON CAROL - Advan ced Choir; Knightettes ; " South Pacific"

THOMPSON, JOHN - Regents Alternate.

THOMPSON, RICHARD -:- S Club; Varsity Football.

TIDBALL, JOHN - K ey Club; S Club; Varsity Swimming .

TOMLINSON, JOAN - Art Club ; Knightettes .

TRAVER, DEVLIN - Varsity G y mnastics

TRAVIS, BRUCE

TYLER, MARY KAY - Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; 0 rchest ra ; Re gen ts Alternat e; Runes, assistant edito r ; "South Pacific"; Thalians , sec retary ; Thespians.

TYLER, KIM - K ey C lub ; S Club; Varsity Golf.

UMBERGER, VICKI - Clarion, spo rts ed itor; Hom eco ming Attendant ; Junior-Senior Prom Qu een; Kni g ht e tt es; National Honor Society; Nite of Kni g ht s parti ci pant ; R ese rv e C heerleader; SynkraKni g hts ; Varsity Cheerleader, secretary.

UPESLACIS, GIRTS - Art Club.

193

VALLICOTT, VIRGINIA Knightettes; Synkra-Knights , president

VANCE,LARRY

VANDEKROL, JOYCE - Modern Choir ; National Honor Soci e ty.

VAVERKA, JANICE -Advanc e d Choir ; Kni g ht et tes ; National H o nor Society ; " South Pacific ".

VONDANE , VICKI - Advanc e d Choir.

WALD , STEVEN-National Honor Society ; S Club ; Vars ity Wr e stling.

WALKER, LETITA - Knightettes ; Nation a 1 Hon o r Soc i et y ; Synkra - Knights

WALLACE, CAROL - Clarion; International Club ; Debate ; Knightettes ; National Forensic League ; National Honor Society ; Nite of Kni g hts Central Committee , parti c ipant ; Regent s Alt e rnat e; Science Club

WALLACE , ALYS LOU - Cla·rion, bus ines s manager ; Kni g ht e tt e s ; National Honor Society ; Nit e o f Kn i ght s participant ; " Pygmalion "; R ege nt s Alt e rnat e; Thalians ; " Th e Inno ce nt s"

WALT , LESLIE - Art Club ; Kni ght e t tes; Cam e ra Club

WALTERS , CATHLENE - Advan c ed C h o ir ; Kni g ht e tt es; " South Pa c ifi c".

WATSON, BRUCE - Clarion; K ey Club ; S C lub ; Var s it y Football , mana ge r ; Varsity T e nni s.

WATTS, TEDDA - Kni g ht e tt es

WEBER , KRIS - Kni g ht e tt es; Synkra -Kni gh ts, v i ce pres ide n t.

WE BERT , SALLY - Kni ght ettes.

WEBSTER , NAN - AFS Ce ntral Co mmi ttee; In t e rna ti o nal C lub ; Kni g h tettes, v ice pr es id e nt ; Nation al Hon o r Soci e ty ; SHIELD; Sen ior Cla s s Vice Presid e nt ; Soph -

omore Class Treasurer ; Student Council , acting president.

WELLS, BONNIE - Advanced Choir; Knightettes ; Modern Choir ; " South Pacific "

WESCOTI', JANE - Advanc e d Choir ; Knight e tte s; " South Pa c ific "; Synkra -Knir,hts.

WESSEL, LINDA - Debate ; Future T e ach e r s of America ; Knightett e s ; Nationa l Forensic L e ague : Thalians

WEST, JANET - Future Teachers of America ; Knightette s .

WICKENHAUSER , LINDAAdvanc e d C hoir ; Knightette s ; " South Pacific "

WILCOX , DANIEL - Art Club ; Creati ve Writing Club

WILEY, NANCY

WILKEN , JACKIE-International Club ; Kni g ht e tt e s .

WILKINS , DONALD

WILLIAMS, JAN

WILLIAMSON, CHERYL - Future T e ach e r s of America ; Knightettes.

WILSON, SHERRY

WISE, SUSAN - Kni g ht e tt es, squad lead e r .

WITT, CAROLYN - Art Club ; Kni ght e tt es.

WITTMANN, SONNIE - Advenc e d C h o ir ; Int e rnat ional C lub ; D e bat e; Kni g ht e t tes, squad lead e r ; Nati o nal F o r e n s ic L e a g u e; Runes , a ssoc ia te ed i to r

WOOD, ALAN - Ad v an ced Ch o ir ; K e y Clu b; M ode rn C hoir ; Nit e of Kni ght s Ma s t e r of C e r e moni es, parti c ipant ; N o bl e men ; "Pygmali o n "; "So u t h Pa c ific "; " Th e Inn oce nt s."

WOOD , ROBERT - Ad van ce d C h o ir ; S C lub ; " South Pa c ifi c"; Varsi ty Fo ot ball

WOODFORD, ROBERT - Runes, assi s tant e di t or

SHIELD Index

A ll e n , C h ery l - 62, 178

A ll e n , Joa n - 32, 92 , 116

A ll e s , Theresa - 62

A ll good, James - 62

Ada m s, Henry - 62, 144

Adams, Jo h n - 72 , 14 5, 157

Adam s , Robert - 72, 73 , 154

Adamso n , Cat h e rin e - 32, 11 6 ]28

Aden, Lora - 62

ADMINISTRATION - 20 , 21

Ahrens, Ce li a - 32 , 105, 106 , 128

A k s amit, Gregg - 62, 13 1 , 144, 158, 159

A lde n , Jo hn - 72, 154

A ll ard , M a ry - 72

A ll oway, Jo hn - 3 2 , 102 , 107, 131

A m a n , S u sa n - 72 , 123

AMATEUR RA DI O CLU B104

AME RI CA N FIELD SER VI CE - 6 1

A n de r so n , E lea n o r - 62, 114

Anderso n , Erik - 72

Ander s o n , Gre gg - 72 , 14 5

Anderso n , Marcie - 32 , 110 , 11 6, 125 , 128

Ander s o n , Morey - 62

WONDRA, SUSAN - Advan c e-:1 Choir ; Knightettes ; National H o nor Society ; "South Pacific "; Sy nkra-Knights.

WORKMAN, FRANCINE - F u ture Nurses of America ; Knig h t ettes ; Thalians

WORLEY, PAMELA

WRIGHT , DANIEL - Advan c e < C hoir ; S C lub ; " South Pacifi c ' · Var s ity F ootball.

WRIGHT, DAVID - K e y Clu b .

WRIGHT, GREGG - AFS C e n tal Committ ee; National Hon o Society ; National M e rit Letter o C omm e ndation ; Nit e of Knigh t participant ; Re ge nt s Alterna t e S Club , vice pres id e nt ; Senior Cla s J'r e asur e r ; Stud e nt Council , ho n orary presid e nt ; Vars ity Swi m min g .

WUETHRICH , MARLENE

Knightettes y

Y ANIKE, SUZANNE - Ad van e ed Choir ; Kni ghtettes ; " South P a cific ".

Y AUSSI, THOMAS

YORK, JAMES

YOST, NANCY - Kni ghtett e s Synkra-Kni ght s.

YOUNG, NANCY - Advanc e ( C hoir ; Clarion; International Clu b Kni ght e tt es; " S o uth Pacific"

YOUNG , KEDRICK

YOUNGS , STEVE z

ZINSMASTER , LYNN - A r C lub ; Int e rnati o nal Club ; Kni gh t e tt es

ZITTERKOPF, CONNIE - A d van ced C h o ir ; Futur e Nurses o Am e ri ca ; Kni ght e tt es ; " South P a c if ic".

ZITTERKOPF , PAMELA - · Kni gh te tt es

ZOERB, ANGELA - Ban d Kni ghtette s

A n de r s on , V ictor i a - 72

A n d r ew s , Caro l - 62 , 17 3

Arno ld, C y nt h ia - 72

ART CLUB - 121

Artz, C h ery l - 62

As h , T im ot h y - 32 , 3 4 116, 11 7 , 162, 172

As hmun , Tod - 32 , 105, 107

As m a n , A l ice - 3 2, 56, 60, 90, 105, 108 , 128

At kin s , Ma r y - 62

A u g u st in , H a ro l d - 72 , 159

A u g u st in , K at hl ee n - 32 , 60, 102, 105, 108 , 114, 117, 12 1 , 128

Aver ill , Edwa r d - 33

Ayres, A n d r ea - 72

B aa d e, M a r ge n e - 72

Babb , J oe l - 33 , 60, 109, 12 1

Babb, M a r ga r e t - 72 , 12 1

Badbe r g, Joa n - 62

B a il ey, Bru ce Ba il ey, Ja n e - 62

B a il ey, S t eph en - 33 , 56, 1:j 136 , 168

B ai r , S u sa n - 72, 114

B a k e r , Bru ce - 72 Ba k er, Kath y - 33, 128

B a k e r , M ike - 33

B aker , Robert

B a l dwi n , Jo s ep h - 72, 11 5

B a ldwi n , Robert - 62, 71, 14 · 154 , 163

I I V

A Abbott, H e l e n - 32, 1 28 Ac k erman, Mary A l ice - 62, 169 Adair ,

Nancy

Ball, Barbara - 33, 116 , 128

Ball, David - 33

Baller, Elizabeth - 33, 116, 128

BAND-114

Banks, William - 72, 115, 153 , 159

Barber, Richard - 62, 104 , 185

Bare, Larry - 62, 131 , 158 , 159

Barger, Cathy - 72

Barger, Jerry - 33

Barnes, Richard - 72

Barnett, Michael - 72, 107

Bartell, Lynda

Bartels, Mich ael - 62

Bartholomew, Lois - 33, 11 6, 128

Barton , Mary - 33

BASEBALL - 160, 161

BASKETBA LL -147-1 53

Baskin, John - 33 , 1 36

Baskin, Tyrone - 62

Bates, Eugen e Bates, Melan ie - 72

Bates , Thom as - 7 2, 156

Bauer , Di an e - 6 2 , 178

Beachl y, Su sa n - 62 , 121. 184

Beard , Ma r jory - 34, 128

Beauch am p , f:raig

Becker , D avi d 72, 107, 159

B ecker, R obi"d 72, 1 59

Beck ett , Brn ce - 62

Beckm a n, B o::,c r t 34. 100, 101, 11 6 117. 200

Beema n , Na u:)~ : 62, 114

Beers, Cyn l 1:,• - 62

Beer s , L e;i r P - (i~, 123

Be ezley , J, ,r. • - '.:!

Bowden , -Janice - 35 , 128

B owers, Bruce - 34, 1 3i, 148

Buyd , Willa 72

Bl,yer. L vn w , 72

B oy er, T h e odo r e - '/2

B radford, '.vlicnae l - 3 4 , 107, 158

Br ad y, Te r_-i 62, 7], 128, 13 0 , l7:;

Brakhag e F1-~d - 72 159

Brandt. A;i.::~ - 34, ~) 2, 125, 128

Br:-m.it. I i.1·la -·· 'q 120

Hrdrdt. td2:·a!1 7:J l~J" -.>lh• l' f,!H'.1 :,.;, 1 24, 128

lci.',.Ltl'l Hf,·,,·r: ,q Pr 1 ln:~rut;-,. ~-i~n.,Jal. - 73

J-Jr·au!. CaiP - - h'.?. 1 5:3, 163

J•; n•t~ d. l·loger 73

B r e hm , Mur,v ,Jo - 62

Brennan, Sher y! - 6~

B re -d o w. ,l o hn -· 73, 101 , 17 6, 21)0

Brethouwer, Llovd - 73, 114

Brlcksun, Jo hn~ 73, 99, 154, J.70

Brill. Hoger - 73, 114 , 1 57

Brocklev, Robe rt - 6 2

Brogd0~. D av id - 35, 13 1 , 157

Brolyer, M a ry Lo u - 3 5, 103 , 109, 116, 12 5, 1 28, 173

Bro l yer, Nancy - 73 , 110

Bron s on , John - 63, 159

Brooks, John - 73

Brooks, Susan - 35, 116 , 128

Broutman , Susan - 7 3, 110 , 123

Brown, Cather i n e - 73

Brown , Douglas - 7 3, 1 53, 1 63

Brown, Robert - 63

Brubaker, Terri e - 73 , 121

Brunzell, S co t t - 73, 153, J.63

Buckley , B arba r a - 73 , 95

Bu e the , Conn i e - 35, 128

Bulloc k , Ar th ur - n. 114

Bum garner, Ronald - 63, J -t,t, JGO

Bunta i n, David 63 106. ]11, 125

Buntemev e r , Kathleen - 63

Burden, ·Steven - 73, 1.5G

Burge, Go rdon - 63

B urgess, Ron a ld - 35, 149 , 150, 164, 1 79

Burk ey, Bill

Bu r k ey, D av e - 63 , 93

Burk ey, Mary - 73

Burnett, Katherine - 73

Burrough s, Nancy -

Burroug h s , Timoth y -

Carmic h ae l , John - 63

Carper, Jeffrey - 36, 131

Carper , Timothy - 36

Carr, Alice - 63

Ca rri e r , James - 73, 114, 153

Ca rri er , Pamela - 63 , 125

Casper, Mar y - 73, 121

Cather, Cathie - 36, 102 , 108, 128, 130 , 169

Caves , Linda - 36, 128

Cess na , Jill - 36, 128, 174

Chance , Jeanne - 3 6, 128

Chapi n , Caroly n - 63

Charnic ki , Michael - 73 , 145

C h ase , Mary - 63

CHEE R LEADERS - 130

Cherry, Ava - 36, 128

Childress , William

C hilen , S u sa n - 6 3

Chisum, Carol - 63

Chittenden, Linda - 63

Chon u skie, Lucinda - 63

C hristensen , Cather in e - 36, 88 , 123, 128 , 17 3

Christen s e n , Ja ni ce - 63, 92, 106

Christensen , Martha - 63, 123

C hristen s en, Ronald -.63, 159

C hrist e nsen. Michele - 73

C hri s tman , Gary - 36, 156

C hri stman , S a ndra - 63

Cidlik , John - 63

Clair , M a rth a - 36 , 128

CLARI O N - 102, 103

Cla rk Core en - 7 3, 12 1

Cla rk , J u dy - 63

Clar k , Rex - 74

Cla r ke, Gre t c h e n - 64

C l a rke , Mary - 7 4

Cleave ng er, Do nja - 64

Cleme nt s, Me linda - 74

Clements, Me li ss a - 74

Coatsworth, B r ooks - 36

Cobb, Ga le n - 74

Coble, Pa t r ici a - 3 7, 1 28

Cole. James - 64

Co le, ,T effrey - 64 , 105

Colin. Hona ld - 37, 92, 11 6

Colin , Sa n dra - 7 4

Collins. Con n ie - 7 4

Collins, James - 37

Conrad, Janice - 64

Conrad, Joh n - 64

COOKS-3 1

Corga n, S h a nn o n - 64. 110

Cornell, Sand ra - 64, 11 5

Co si e r , Juli e - 64

Cottr e ll, Judith - 64

C OUNTY G OVERNMENT -

Co y, Je rrol d - 74, 1 55

Danielson , Linda - 3 7 , 5.5, 100, 109, 116, 117, 128 , 180 , 200

Danley, Rob e rt - - :17, 131, 178

Danley , William - 74

Davidson, Joy c e - 3 7 , 110 , 124, 128

Da v ies , C h arles - 64

Davis , Eldo n - 74, 107 , 114

Davis, Garald - 64

Davis, Gary - 64 , 11 5, 161

Davis, Joel - 64

Davis, John - 64, 159

Davis, Marth a - 74

Davis , Stephe n - 64, 92, 115 , 144

Dean, Mary - 74

Dean, Nancy - 64, 84

Deats, Charles - 74

DEBATE-106

Debus , A nita - 74

DEDICATION - 16 , 17

Deeds, Thomas - 64 , 159

DeFrain , John - 37 , 102 , 106 , 162

DeHaven, Richard - 37

DeHaven , Susan - 64

Deitemeyer, James - 64, 13 1 , 137, 148, 150, 160

Deitemeyer, Kipley - 37, 12 7, 131, 133, 137, 160 , 186

DeLair , Stanley - 74, 154, 161

Delp, Jimmie - 64, 144

Dennis , Theodo re - 74 , 153 , 163

Dethlefs, Dennis - 64

Detwe il er, Ronald - 37 · Devitt, C lo vis - 74

De urm yer, Step h en - 64, 1 53

Devries , Mary - 64, 121 , 125

Dier s, Camilla - 64, 114

Dietrich, Eldon - 74

Di e trich , Steve - 64

Dietrick, Roy - 37

Dillwo rt h , Terry - 64, 90, 200

Dirk s, D a rlene - 64, 106, 114

Dirk s, Diane - 38, 109, 114 , 128

Doan , Roger - 64 , 101, 107, 1 73, 200

Dobl e r, Linda - 64

Doct e r , Joyce - 64

Doct e r , Judy - 64

Dodge , Micheal - 64 , 144

D oe rr, J a ck - 64

Do r sey, Janet - 64

Dort, N a ncy - 64, 128 , 130, 172

Dotson , Karen - 38, 98 , 1~6 , 11 7 , 128, 129, 1 33, 169

Dow , David - 38, 105

Doyle , Timothy - 74

Drath , Co n stance - 64 , 71

Blum , D <,. , 34

Bly, Arth , '.!5, 11 4, 1 3 1, 1 57

Bly, Nan , >14, 92, 11 5 , 1 28

Bl y, Ni k k , 6 2, 115

Blythe , C ai o l - 72

BOARD O F EDUCATION 20

Bock , Thomas - 62 , 144 , 163, 173

Boehr, Connie - 34 , 109 , 128

Bogott, Anita - 62

Bohling, Cheryl - 34, 128

Bolton , Connie - 62 , 114

Bolton, Elizabeth - 34 , 114 , 1 28

Bomberger , Linda - 34, 128, 178

Bookstrom , Eric - 72, 145, 1 59

Boo s alis , Mary Beth - 62, 71, 168

Border, Michael - 35

Border, Patrick - 62

Boren, Dan - 62, 156

Boren , Thomas - 35, 156 , 171

Boss, Marla - 62

Boss , Terr y - 35, 159

Bottlinger , Bruce - 72

Bourne , Euiene - 72, 114

Bourne , Kay - 62

Bourn e, Richard - 35, 105

Bouwens , Vickie - 72

Bu sh, M a ry, - 63 B u sh, Do n na - 60, 10 9, 11 6,

B ut le r , Br ia n - 73

B u tte rf ie l d, C r a i g - 36, 9 2 , 114 , 115

B ut z, N a nc y - 73 C

Cal kins. Jea n 36, 1 23, 128

CaUahrrn , Ca t herine - 73, 11 5

C' '\ MF;HA CLU B - 104

(':,mcn,u , l\/larsha ll - 73, 107, ; .i

I· n,,h I Car.v - 73 1 54

1°',,m:.1 L \,1a1:, - 7 ;-3

{' ,, ,. .': , :ric 1,, -· :J(j, 128

( 'a1.· ,,·: ~,~u.d,:1 - 7:\

(\u· ,1·, ,,,t i:1

C ar",. · ,,,, 1 i?. 187

Ca n'.: ',,,:, 1 --/~, ! , 11 4

Cap :Li, 11, --· 1;;3

C a r e-.• i l .1' 1 -,, ,,:-l

C a r ey, l '.,, :, ; ::1

Ca rlson ·; ., ,:1 1H2

Car l son.

Cr a n e, Sa li y - 64 , 12 5

Crat e , R o b e r t - 64

C R EA TIV E WRITING - 109

Cro nkite , Rob e rta - 74 , 174

Cro sby, Willi a m - 64

C ro ss, C raig - 64, 131 , 159

CR O SS C OUNTY - 146

C rou ch, Dona ld - 37

Cu l we ll, Te rry - 64, 131, 148 , 1 58, 1 59

C u n nin g h a m, John - 62, 64, 98 , 14 '7 , 148, 150

C ur ra n , J on - 64, 105

Cur ri e. A lexander - 37, 102 , 106, 13 1 , 162

Curtis, E liz a beth - 74

CUST O DIANS - 3 1

Da h l, Can di ce - 64

Dahl, Jeff r ey - 74

Dahl , Nancy - 74

Dahlberg, S hirle y - 3 7, 109 , 1J6, 128, l 30 , 13 3, 180

Dahn k e, Ca nd ice - 64

Dalrymple, Ro b ert - 6 4 , 106 , 110, 156

Dalton, C hri s t op her - 37 , 107

Dnlto n , Te re s a - 74, 110

Da mm , Jam es - 64

Danekas, Jean - 64

Dres s, Michael - 6 4

Drees zen , Craig - 38 , 105, 109, 121

Dreith, Kathy - 74 , 110 , 114 , 12 5

Drew, Jeffrey - 38 , 92, 116 , 117 , 118

Ducker , Mary - 38, 55, 11 6 , 127 , 128

Duckworth, Eddie - 39, 13 1 , 146

Dudek , Barbara - 121

Dudgeo n , John - 74

Dudley, Diane - 74

Duerschner, Judith - 65, 114

D uff e k , Robert - 74, 1 53

Dunhaver , B a rr y - 65, 1 59

DuPont, Sharon - 39

Durham, Peter - 39

Durrie , Daniel - 73, 74 , 14 5, 156, 1 77

Durrie, Mary Lynn - 39, 55, 123, 128, 180

Dusenberry, Kathy - 39, 124 , ~8

D wora k , Doug l as - 38, 92, 100, 107, 116, 117 , 118 , 131 , 133, 137, 142 , 148 , 1 51 , 152, 160, 1 71, 200

Dworak , Jo hn - 74 , 145 , 153 , 181

Dworak, Thomas - 74 , 107 , 145

4, 109, 110, 12 3, 1 28 B eilby, Di an,· - 3 4 , 123, 128 B ell , P arnel d - 34 , 128 Bell , Ric hard - 62 B ell, Ter esa - 62 Bell, Warren - 34 Bentley , Do uglas - 62 B erc k , DeAnn - 35, 116, 12 3 , 128 Ber g lund, Donald - 35 B erglund, James - 72 Berkheim, K a thy - 62 , 106 , 1 10 B er r y m a n , Nancy - 6 2 Be rt h e lse n, Barbar a - 35, 11 6, 120, 128 Bickl ey, Neil - 72, 145, 1 59 Bin genheim er, Robert - 72 , 109, 156 Bin genh ein , , , T h o ma s - 35, 107 , 1(1< () Binge r , V '-''" - 7 2 Birkm an n. , , nLJ ine 7 2 , 121 , 123 Bla c k , 1\1 · i" 72, 121 Blank en sl r •,m - 62 Blazek, :K · ,·r,t1c

3 6

6, 1

, 8 9, 11

28 , 17 3

6 3,

3 6

1 28

7 3, 14 5, 1 5 9

157 Burt o n , P a tri c ia -

Bu sh , D on -

12:J, 128

,}-,:,.,U /::\ Carl sor, ,l.,'l•'t ·", 102, 106. 108, lhl J 1), 1.~!K 171) Carl son, N ,.rnc~ - 1,· • Car lson , H ir:brd 63 Carlson , Sm, n :16, 8$1. 109, 11 6 , 128, 18 5

195

Splichal, Richard - 69, 71, 131, 157, 159

Spomer , Robert - 52, 105

Stahl, J: u dith - 52, 128

Staley, Carol - 69

Stapleton, Louise - 80

Stanley, Priscilla - 52, 123, 128

Statton, Martha - 52, 55, 60 , 108, 128, 168

Stemm,

Taylor , Larry - 80

Tefft, Mike - 80

Tegler, Paul - 54

Tenhulzen, Glenda - 54 , 128

TENNIS-162

Tepley, Larr y - 54, 157

THALIANS - 11 0

THESPIANS -11 1

Thom an , Lui sa - 1 27

Thom as, P au l - 80 , 14 5, 153

163

Thom pson, C a r o l - 54, 116, 128

Thom pson , John C - 54 , 10 5

Th omps on , Jo h n R. - 70 , 144

T homp so n , Nanc v - 70

Thom p s o n , R a y n ;o nd - 80, 11 4

Th o m p s o n , R ic h a rd -- 54, l 3t,

136

Th o m s en Wi ll i a m 70

Th o rn e, N a ncy 70 126, 186

T h ornton , M arc i a - 7D, 123

T h o r so n , Jo e l - -- 70

T idb a ll , Joh n - 5-t , 107, 13 1 ,

1 54, 1 55

Ti db a l l. Th o ma s - 70 , 71 , 107 ,

13 1 , ] 54, 160

T in !:> tman , .l'ia n cy - 70 , 127,

174. 200

Tom li m, u n, Joan - 54. 121, 1 28

Toml in s on , M icha e l - 80

T R 1 C'K - 158, 1 5\:1

T r am e l , K at hl een - 70, 1 20

Tr a v e r, T homa s - 54, 1 56

T r a 1,, i ,;, B ruc e - 54

T r ibbl e , Ca rolyn - 70

T r o rn bla, Dani e l - 81

Tr oop, Nan cy - 70, 1 20

Tro xe l , J a ni ce - 8 1

Tu p p e r Gai l - 62, 70, 71 , 99,

11 2, 168

T u rnbull , D e nni s - 70

Turn e r , Id a - 8 1

Tu rn e r , Rox anne - 81

T y l er, K im - 54, 107 , 1 15, 1:1] , ]6:3

T y le r, M a r y K ay - 5 4 , 110

111. 128

T yr rel l. Ti ff a n y - 70, 7 1 , 107,

1:11 , 14 9. 1 59

Uhlm a n , Rodn ey - 70 , 92

Umb e rg er, Sharon - 70 , 114

Um be rger. Vick i - 54, 103 , 108,

1 26 , 1 28 , 1 30, 1 33, 184

Ung e r , Cat h e r ine - 8 1

Up es la ci s, G irt s - 54

U PPE R 3%- 60

U rib e , R o n a ld - 8 1 J 14

Va ll e r y , Jan e t - 70

V allico tt , Vi rg in ia - 54 , 127 , 128

V a n Bl oo m , E li zabe th - 81 , 177

V a n B u s k ir k , D a n Vance, Dennis - 70 , 15 7 , 1 6 1

V a n c e , L a r r v - 54

V a n De r s l ic C h ery l - 8 1

V mrl e K ro l. J oyc e - 54 , 92,

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V;,n l-luok, P a m el a - 70

\' .,1, lfo;n, l Jav i d - 70

\ ',,, L'l11din1.:ham Ri ch a r d - 8 1,

VOC AL MUSIC - -- lH,, l, 7

V o l z, Ben nett - - 1, 1 i;, 1;-;·;

V on D an e. Vick v .J,)

V on G o et z , C :1 r l yn ~ll w

W ag ner , Lu cin da - ill, 12,,

1 74

\V a g ner , S teven - 7d I ,

W a gn er , T erry - 1, l :i,

W a lc o t t. Ann - 70

Wa l d, K e nn e th l J , 1

Wa l d, S t eve n - 55, •11,1 1 '1

Wa l ke r L etit ia - 5:, 11 •

127, 1 28 , 1 65

Wa ll a c e , A lys - 5 5, 11).?

1 10

W a ll a ce, Carol - 55, 8, ] ilL,

105, 106 , 109 , 1 23. 128

W a ll a c e, Willi am - 8 1, J.">6

W alt , Leslie - 55, 128

W a lt e r s, Cat h len e - 55 , 11 6

128 , 178

W a l te r s , Kri s tin - 70

W at kin s , Ginger - 8 1

W atso n , Bru c e - 55, 93, 102, 107 , 13 1

Wa t so n , Cr a ig - 70

Wa t so n , S t ua rt - 7 0 , ]GO

Wa tt s , Ka t her in e - 8 1

W a tt s, Ted da - 55 , 1 28

Waybr ig h t , ,Joan - 70

We ave r , J ame s - 70 , 113, 162

W e ber , K ris t i na - 5 5, 93 , 1 2 7,

128

Weber!, all y - 55 , 1 28, 165 ,

17 3

W ebma n , Jerry - 8 1 , 106

Webs t er , Nan - 3 2, 55, 99, 10 1 , 10 9 , 1 23. 128 , 1 29, l 65 , 187,

200

Web s ter , Ste ve n - 70 , 106, 1 5 7

W ee k,.,, H ic k y - 8 1

We g n er , E d wa r d - 8 1 , 14 5, 1 5 9

W ehrli , Mar c i a - 8 1

W e i l ag e \Noodrow - 8 1 , 114

v,:ek e"se r , Robe r t - 70

W ell<;. Bonita - 55 , 9 2 , 116 ,

l;!b

W e lton , K a thry n - 70

Wen de lin, K at h le en - 81 , ll O,

12 3

W e nd l i n g , M a rg a ret - 70

W e rn in g, D an i e l - 8 1 , 11 5

We s cott , J a n e - 55, 11 6 , 126 ,

128, 168

We ss el , L i n d a - 55 , 106 , 110 ,

12 0, 1 28

We s t , D e borah - 8 1

W es t , Gay le - 70

W es t , J a net - 5 5, 1 20, 128

We s t , M a rk - 70, 11 5, 144

W es t co tt , Ralph - 70

W es t e r ve l t , S u s an - 70

Wh elc h e l , Su a n - 70

Wh it e, G reg - 70 , 17 3

Wh i t e , Ma rk - 70, 104 , 1 25

W hi te s ell , K a re n - 70, 1 27

W ic k e n hau s e r , L in da - 55 , 11 6, 128

W ic k e nh a u s er , Te r ry - 70

Wiedm a n , L a wr e n ce - 8 1 , 14 5

Vv ie sc• , Jo dy - 70 , 12 6 , 127

Wilbur , Ja m es - 81

Vi lco x , Clark - 70

W i ll i am s , Jan 56, 1 28

W i ll i ams, T h o mas - 70, 104 ,

J07

Will i a m s on , C h e r y l - - 56, 120, 12d

\\ 1bon, Ca thi 70

' ·1lson. Eliz a beth - 70

\ •.'!l,,c., n, J a m e s - 70

\\ i!-on, Mar gueri t e - 70

\ ·i1son, Sherry - 56

iv:nt,•r,;, o nr ad - 7 0

'.Vise. S:i,,a n - 56, 128 , 179

'\: 11v•--. Do u g l as - 70

\· -. t!"l'ly n - 56 , 1 21 , 128 o;ge - 70 , 88 , 106 ,1 1. , ' a n d ra - 56, 11 6, ( /-,, 187

\\', dc Rober t - 70

\', c • • ber t - 70 , 107 : ,be rt - 81, 99 , 159

'\ ·, Sus an - 56, 86 , 109, 7. 128

'\\,, 1.l..-u1 - 48, 57 , 92, 107 , I l t, 117

,>;JI. A n d re a - 81 , 123

\Voocl. H ob ert - 34, 57 , 116, l~~l. t:1 7 , 186

W ood fo rd , Robe r t - 57

W o od s , Richard - 70

Wor km a n , Fra n c ine - 57 , 1 24 ,

128

Worl e y , Pame l a - 57

Worrall , Na n cy - 70 , 1 26

Wors t e r , Mi c h ae l - 70

W R EST LIN G - 157

Wrig h t , Da n - 57 , 131, 136

W r ig h t , David - 57 , 10 7

W r ight , Gregg - 32, 57 , 98 , 109, 127, 13 1 , 154 , 155, 18 5

W r i ght, Ju di th - 70 , 99

Wrig h t , Kathlee n - 8 1

Wr ig h t , Scott - 8 1 , 107, 1 54, 1 59 , 1 70

W r ight , Steve n - 8 1 , 14 5

W u ethrich , M arle in e - 57, 1 28

Wun der li c h , C l a r e - 81

W u ni ha lcl , N a n cy - 70

Wy lie, Ale xa - 70 y

Yanik e, Suz a nn e - 57 116

Y a te s , Ste ven - 156

Y a u ss i , T h o m a s - 5 7 , 1 54

Y e tm a n, Mary K ay - 81

York , J a me s - 57

Yo r k , Ja n et - 8 1

York , Jean - 81

Y9rk. Jo A n n - 70

Yost , Con n ie - 81 , 1 70

Yost, J a m e s - 57, 70 , 92, 116 , 17 3

Yost , N a n cy - 127 , 1 28

Young , D a v id - 70

Young , Ja n ic e - 8 1

Y o un g, Jo Ann - 70

You n g , Kedr ic k - 57

Young , Mary - 81

Youn g, Nan c y - 5 7 , 103 , 116, 123, 128

Y o ung , Thomas - 70

Y oungs , S t eve - 57 z

Zadin a, Les l ie - 70, 144 , 1 54, 16 1

Zem a n , A l ber t - 8 1 , 107 , 1 54 , 1 70

Taddiken , Cra ig - 70, 107

Tallman , M a rk - 80 , 153

Tanner, Ron a ld - 70

Tat e, Patri c i a - 52, 116

Tatum , Rich a rd - 80

Tatum, Sh a ron - 52 , 120, 128

Tavlin, Michael - 53 , 115 , 131

Taylor, Edward - 53

Ta y lor, Jean - 70

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\'t,1·t. i~n.•.,--~ 1 12 7. 18 1 Van ' .,,,. ,, •I,, - 70 , 114

V a rv, ,. l:. 1 - 70 , 11 0 , 114

V a sh, I·. , 1 l w; 11 .,_ 8 1

Va u gc•:ui ._ 01J1

V av crh.d, / ,J

1 28

7il - :J I 109 , 116,

V enn er fl ,,, i I - [<i

W i lcox. Dan i e l - 55 , 109, 1 2 1

W ile v Na n c- v - 55

W11 e- , W i lli~ m - 7 3, 8 1 , 92, ]() 7, 145 , 15 9

W i lken, Jacque lin e - 55 , 123 , 128

W ilk e n ,J a m e s - 81

Wilki n s , D o n - 55, 70, 1 64

Will iam s, J a mie - 70

Zi n sma s t e r , L yn n - 57 , 1 21, 12 3 , 1 28

Zitte r k o pf , Co n s t ance - 57 , 11 6, 12 4 , 128

Zitt e r kopf , Pam e la - 57 , 128

Zitt e rkopf , Shirl e y - 81

Zoerb , A ngela - 5 7, 114

Zo e rb , D o uglas - 81, 16 1

159

Rich ard - 48, 53, 1 31,

123

53 Stevens

Janet

80, 123 Stevens

Sharry

69 Stewart, Dennis

53, 80

131

13 7

143 Stewart

53 Stewart

Michael

53 Ste w a rt,

80, 114

1 23

12 3

Stoehr,

69 Stolldorf, Lind a - 8 0, 123 Stoltzman , D a vid - 70, 114 , 159 Stone, J a m e s - 53, 116 Stoner , Will ia m - 80 , 1 53 Stov a ll , D ee - 80 Stov a ll , Lee - 80 Stov e r, Eli z a b e th - 80, 99 , 17 4 Stra nath an , M i c h ae l - 7 0 , 144 Stree ter , J ohn - 80, 1 59 Str e hl o , N an 'V - 52, 109 , 11 6 , 1 24 , 1 28 St rei ff, J a n I - 52, 10 5 , 123 S trobe l , C or G2. 56, 10 5, 10 9, 1 54 , JI'"{ St robe l , J arr: c; - 8 0 , 105, 114, 1 57 Stro h , Jo sep h - 52, 1 5 7 S t rong , Lin da - 52, 110 , 11 6, 120 S tu a rt , J u tt a - 52 S t u a rt , Willi a m - 53 , 92 , 10 7, l 16 , ll7, 127 , 162 Stu c ky , C r a ig - 53 , 60 , 10 5, 108, 1 1 5 , 183 Stu c k y , Do n a ld - 7 2, 8 0 , 10 5, 11 5, 1 5 7 , 1 59 STUDENT COUN I L - 98 , 99 S tu e b e r, M a ry - 70 S t yl es, P a tti 70 , 121 S u bb e rt , R o n ,d<l - 70 , 1 5 9 S u khat s a t h ia P eppy - 52, 6 1 , 98, 10 2 I 1 28 , 1 83 Sull ivan , ,J ' • 81 ) Sull ivan J\ 1 ·, ,•l - RO Sutt e r , G e <• "' - - .j:z, 128 Sutte r , S an · ·- RO Swain , R o r, 70, 1 44 Swan so n , ,J ,,,. - 5 2 , 107 , 111 , ll 3 , 11 6 , ',', J El, 1 2:l, 1 3

133,

Stemper, Linda - 80 ,

Stephe n son, Mary -

, Donald -

Mona -

Stiner , Suanne - 80 Stines, Patricia -

Stip s ky , Kay - 80

Rosemary -

13 6 ' · 14 2 , 172 Swan s on , J\ , - !i2 , 70 , 7 1 ,

2 Swan s on , M idiac l - 70 , 159 Swen s on , Di ane - 80 Swih a rt, S a ll y .:_ 52, 10 3, 11 0 , 11 6 , 123 , 128 SWIMMING -154 , 1 55 S YNKRA -KNIGH TS - 1 26, 12 7

The SHIELD 1965 staff -

Nineteen profiles superimposed, nineteen personalities merged, nineteen lives focused on a single goal - the perfection of the SHIELD 1965. A portrait of responsibility and dedication , tempered with tradition, sparked with creativity and originality, perfected by talent, unified with the frivolity of friendship.

My sincere appreciationFor the time, the toil, the talents, the thoughts - for the SHIELD 1965.

My gratitude -

To Mr. Jack Riggle - photographer, Mr. Paul Bateman - Lincoln Yearbook Company, the middlemen between our ideas and your SHIELO 1965.

Mr. Donald FergusonOur advisor, our critic, our inspiration. Without your generous, patient, and capable leadership, the Profile of the Knights would have remained a dream.

The SHIELD 1966 staff -

Our best wishes to you for an outstanding SHIELD 1966.

I I I· I I ! 200

Editor, SHIELD 1965

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Southeast High 1965 Yearbook

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Knights Achieve Scholastic Record of Acclaim

Friendship, Fun; Companions of the Knights

Community-Self Improvement Knights' Goal

Spice of Sports Sharpens Southeast Spirit

Objectives,

Values Molded; Knights Seek New Horizons

SSIS

The Board of Education

Southeast Under Leadership ofNew Principal

Faculty Members Make

Contributio ns to the Educational Processes

Teachers Master New Educational Methods

Hours Are Spent Daily

In Preparation for Class Lectures, Tests

In Addition, Instructors

Fill Time

with Hobbies,

Community Life

Efficiency Keeps SoutheastRunning Smoothly

Seniors Prepare for June by Writing Senior

Themes, Ordering Their Caps and Gowns

Teachers Guide Seniors To Future Goals

Seniors Make Important Plans about Their

Futures S t udying Results of Various Tests

Seniors Slave Over PSA T, SAT, A CT, Military

Exams, Job Applications, and Regents Tests

Hard Study Helps Class of '65 Gain High

Academic Level

On Many Memorable Train, Bus Migrations,

Seniors Enthusiastically Promote LSE Spirit

Vital Rehearsals Make rsouth Pacific' a Hit

Free Time Is Spent Socializing with Friends

Varied School

Projects Help To Make Lasting Friendships

Seniors Take on Tradi t ion a l Role of Prestige

And Superiority

Happy Memories Rouse Sentimental Feelings

Commencement Plans Were Finally Complete

Upper 3 %Achieves Superior Academic Level

AFS Students Promote World Friendships

Juniors Plan Annual Prom, Organize Acts

for rNite of Knights' and Take Merit Exams

Juniors Apply for

AFS and Practice for

Tryouts

Juniors Overcome Feeling of 7nbetweeness'

And Dream of Being Next Year's Leaders

During Free Hours Juniors Hold Part-time

Jobs and Participate

in Clubs and . Sports p

Juniors Take County Government Offices

Wide-eyed Sophomores Invade LSE Halls

Sophomores' Enthusiastic Spirit

New Life to Traditional Southeast Activities

Sophomores Find Their New High School

Experience To Be All

They Had Hoped

Ambitious and Eager Sophomores Readily

Prove Themselves a Big Asset to Southeast

Eager Sophomores Create New Friendships

CAMERA SHY SOPH OMORES

Blending of Foreign,

English Grammar Aids Understanding

Added Lab Rooms Extend Opportunities

Scientists Both Challenge and Accept Facts

Social Studies Classes Observe Elections,

Compare Current, Historical Happenings

Master Minds Exercise Powers to Reason

Business Classes Profit from New Facilities

Musicians Sing, Dance; Artists Paint, Draw

Practical Arts Offer Skills and Knowledge

Swimmers, Gymnasts Learned Basic Skills

Guidance Students _ Look Toward the Future

Added Efforts to Encourage Lounge Use

Become Major Tasks for Council Members

Efficient r65 SHIELD Staff Attains Goal As

Theme, Profile of the Knights, Is Revealed

Aspiring Staff Edits More Six-page Clarions