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Editor Tom Kos

Copy Editor Carolyn Chapin

Personnel Section Editor Terry Dillworth

Senior Editor Vicki Schick

Junior Editor Melodee McPherson

Sophomore Editor Anne Olson

Academic Section Editor Nancy Tinstman

Assistant Editor Barie Schultz

Student Life Section Editor Cindy Johnson

Assistant Editors Marti Christensen Sitare B. Karagozoglu

Athletic Section Editor John Cunningham

Assistant Editor Al Soshnik

Business Manager Richard Krantz

Assistant Managers Kris Swanson Steve Moses

Index Editor Houston Doan

Photographers Paul Maseman Clare Wunderlich

Cover Artist Bill Crosby

Advisor Don Ferguson

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SHIELD 1966

Lincoln Southeast High School 37th and Van Dorn Lincoln, Nebraska 68506

The individual is often forgotten in the immensity of the group, ... imperceptible in the stereotype of conformity A unique person, he endeavors to realize his potential and distinguish himself from the mass

The Individual Among the Masses-a Quest TABLE OF CONTENTS Personnel ... .. .. .. ... ... ... ... ........ ... ....... .... .... ...... . 18 Academics .................................................................... 78 Student Life . .............................................................. 102 Athletics ...... ................ ... ......................... .. 142 Business ....... .............. ............. ................................. 172 Index ........... ..... ...... .... .... .... ....... ... .... .......... ..... .... .... . ... 196

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Knights Exchange The primary purpose of a school, the standard of its excellence, is the preparation of an individual ... an individual whose immediate goal may be vocational training or further education ... Whatever his choice, his foremost need is to understand the world and find identity in his complex society.

Among the community resources available to every student is the successful artist, outstanding in his chosen field of creativity.

Part-time employment promotes responsibility and encourages self relience.

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Group Attitudes for Personal Aspirations

Many hours of individual study brin g elusive concepts into perspective.

The opportunity to develop individual tal e nts; each participant contributing to a successful production.

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Provocative discussions capture student interest and provide the stimulus for critical thought.

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u Seniors Emphasize Scholastic Excellence The etymological meaning of education is to lead forth ... to lead the individual out of himself and into the world .. Education liberates man from 1gnorance and prejudice and enables him to find fullfillment in a competitive society.

Cooperation: an essential ingredient of learning.

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The mass rocks out to the throbbing beat of a combo; seeking individuality even at a dance.

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Civic-Minded Knights Benefit Community An aroused interest in his environment inspires the individual to channel his ideals into practical community improvement ... Clubs and organizations undertake projects for charity and community benefit, urging traffic safety, and offering students opportunities for enjoyment as they assume responsibility in the community.

Service club members ring bells for charity ; inc;lividual contributions to a community project.

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Students narrate the singular events at Southeast via radio to an interested community.

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Loyalty, Dedication, Typify Knight Spirit The unifying power of athletics rallies individuals toward a common goal ... Recognition for both self and school, a sense of accomplishment, and the excitement of competition reward athletes for hours of practice.

Vibrant hues enhance Southea st's a thletic tra dition.

These are the Knights and we couldn't be prouder .. .

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Mid-game conference - individual consultation - adapting pre-game strategy to actual game situations.

A frenzy of excitement and support greets gridders at Seacrest Field.

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Values Stabilize an Ever Changing World Through education the mass becomes aware of traditional values: allegiance, duty, religion, and the search for knowledge . . . These values form the basis of personal principles which the individual uses to guide his future and evaluate his society.

Allegiance ; the abstract quality that molds individuals into a cohesive group.

The. ~ndividual obligation to meet responsibility; sacr1f1ce to uphold our democratic society.

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Laughter, Frivolity Lighten Life of Knights The pulsating tempo of a combo, The cacophony of sputtering mufflers, The give and take of friendship, The organized confusion of group activity, The solemnity of solitary introspection, The fulfillment of shared experience . . . These counter-balance the serious side of education.

Boys sharing a common interest ; contributions to turn an idea into reality.

The massive movement of a crowd to music - synchronized, yet varied with interpretation.

Goals are fulfilled by individual effort and group organization.

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PERSONNEL

Rex Mercer , newly appointed vice-principal, and Dr. Wesley Lauterbach, principal , scan the daily bulletin before it is read over the public address system.

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Administration Shift Provides New Duties A new trend change began in the administrative department. Faculty members assumed more authoritative duties as traditional administrative personnel shifted responsibilities.

Don Darnell became assistant principal in charge of student affairs, Rex Mercer moved from his position as dean of boys to vice-principal, and Darwin Salestrom became director of athletics.

A newcomer to the staff, Jim Huge was appointed as a second assistant principal, in charge of instruction.

In his second year as principal of Southeast, Dr. Wesley Lauterbach continued to reexamine school policies concerning student problems and activities.

Director of Athletics Darwin Salestrom arranges for bus trips to out-of-town athletic events and han<lles money for activity ticket installme nts.

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Assistant Principals Don Darnell and Jim Huge check second semester registration on IBM sched ule sheets.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION - SEATED-Mr. J a mes Stuart, President Mr. Robert Wekesser, Mr . Robert Magee . STANDING Lux , S uperintendent of Schools Dr. Steven W atkins, Mr. Robe rt Ammon, Mr. Edward Copple.

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Staffs Maintain Outstanding Reputations CUSTODIANS - FRONT ROWR. Ruez , N . Coto. C. Smith, E. Moats . L. Wrum . ROW TWO-T. C lover. Head Custodian J . Jones , N. Erickson, R. Martins. BACK ROW - L. Eas ter , H . Outz, L. Duens ing, G. Stogdill, H . Morton.

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"Try it without your glasses!" RN Marjorie Courtney administers the standard eye test.

Office personnel Helen Malek , Ve rle M orris and Jan Davidson help Roma Alexande r compile the list of ab sentees while Dianne Rakers checks with a parent.

Of Quality Service CAFETERIA PERSONNEL-FRONT ROW-Mana ger H . Schaffer , S. Eno, H . B eall , E . Brenna n , E. Overy, M . Mille r . G . Caves, B .

Howat, A. Bartels. ROW TWO-J . Harms, G . Mills, S . Miller , R. Loos, E . Simmons. A . Eno, E. Muggy , W . Wise . B AC K . ROW-D .

Stastny , H . Snowden, J . Grossenbacher, L. Va n Landingh am , V. Wright, V . K a rel , I. M aske , B . Clair .

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Seniors Take Over Traditional Positions

Seniors eagerly met the challenge offered them by last year's graduates, realizing that this would be a year of opportunity and greater responsibility.

Guidance classes placed emphasis upon preparation for the future as aspiring seniors wrote aptitude tests and filled out college entrance applications and employment forms.

This was also a year of development. Scholastically, spiritually, and socially, Southeast Seniors grew to be more well-rounded individuals.

With baccalaureate and graduation came the realization that this was not the end, but rather the beginning of a new phase in their lives.

M. Ackerman H. Adams L. Aden G. Aksamit R. Barbe r

C. Allen L. Bare

,J. Allgood

M. Bartels

E. Anderson T. Baskin

M. Anderson D. Bauer

C. Andrews S. Beachley

Of Responsibility, ln-Ruence, Leadership

Keepin g the Class of '66 rollin g along are senior offic e rs Dave Lan<lis, presi<lent ; Boh Baldwin. vice presi<le nt ; Di ck Hawl ey. sec retary; an<l Marcia Goldenste in . treas ure r.

C. Artz C. Beauchamp

M. Atkins B. Beckett

J. Badberg N . Beeman

J. Bailey C. Beers

R. Baker L. Beers

R. Baldwin R. Bell

T. Bell P. Benson D. Bentley

K. Berkheim N. Berryman G. Blankenship

K. Blazek N. Bly T. Bock

A. Bogott C. Bolton M. Boosalis

P. Border D. Boren T. Boren

M. Boss K. Bourne T. Brady

G. Breed K. Buntemeyer N. Carlson M. Chase

Class of 1966 Scores High Scholastically

M. Brehm G. Burge R. Carlson S. Chilen

R. Brockley T. Burroughs J. Carmichael C. Chisum

J. Bronson M. Bush A. Carr L. Chittenden

R. Brown S. B. Karagozoglu P. Carrier L. Chonuskie

R. Bumgarner W. Cantin C. Chapin J. Christensen

D. Buntain J. Caplan D. Chapman M . Christensen

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R. Christensen

S . Christman

J . Cidlik

J. Cole

J . Conrad

J. Conrad

G. Clarke S. Corgan

D. Cleavenger S. Cornell

J. Cole J . Cosier

Seniors Experience a Variety of Activities T en sion turns to exc item e nt, a nxi ety to realization , a s Senio r P a m Rash is ta pped va rsity chee rl ead e r a t th f' A ll Sports Ba nqu et last sprin g.

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Rid e 'em cowhoy! For a chan ge in pace, George Witt .

Les Zadina and Jim R ee nts s pe nd an afternoon braving bu ckin g broncs and calves at the Wran gle rs' Rodeo .

J . Curran C. Dahl R. Dalrymple J . Damm

J. Danekas G. Davis G. Davis J. Davis

T. Culwell J. Cunningham

J. Davis D. Dirks

S. Davis H . Doan

N. Dean L. Dobler

T . Deeds J . Docter

J. Deitemeyer J. Docter

J. Delp J . Dorsey

SAT, ACT, Achievement and Regents Tests D. Edwards J. Evinger

Twelve seniors, the largest number in the history of the school, were named as National Merit Semi-finalists. In addition, 13 seniors earned Letters of Commendation. They were Robert Ebling, Terry Dillworth, Susan Jenkins, Robert Dalrymple, David Landis, JoAnn Young, Phyllis Shannon, Susan Smith, Mel Goldberg, Steve Ooton, Ken Rownd, Jim Reents and Andrea Grainger.

Nancy Hardin represented Southeast at Girls' State. Delegates to Boys' State were Dave Landis, Doug Wismer, Tim Burroughs and Ed Icenogle.

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M . Edwar<ls G. Ewing

D. Dethlefs N. Dort

S. Deurmyer C. Drath

M. DeVries B. Dudek

C. Diers J . Duerschner

S. Dietrich B. Dunhaver

T. Dillworth S. Dye

Measure Extent of Accumulative Learning R. Egger K. Fanders

J. Eiche L. Faytinger

C. Eitel D. FeerhusPn

J. Ellis B. Ferguson

N. Enlow H. Feuerberg

N. Evans N. Fischer

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V. Flansburg K. Frick

L . Focht J. Furrer

B. Folsom M. Fuss

M. Fosdick

L. Gabrielson

L. Francisco M . Gant

S. Frederick V. Garnett

Seniors Offered Unlimited Opportunities Black and gold streamers create a colo rful background as seniors swing-out to the beat of the "Maraude rs'' at the Homecoming dance.

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P. Garrett A. Gerard C. Gibbons

B. Gibson R. Gilbert W . Gilleland

P. Glaser M. Goldberg M . Goldenstein I

C. Gorham D. Graff L. Grams

L. Grant C. Grasmick T. Grasmick

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Talented Seniors Shine in 'Anne Frank/ H . Griffin C. Hagerty N . Hardin V. Heggen

K . Griffis S. Hahn P . Harms R . Henderson

K. Gross M. Hall J. Hartley P . Hengstenberg

E. Grubb R. Hall T. Harvey T. Henricks

J. Grubb M. Hamblet N. Hassell M. Hergenrader

C. Grundmann B. Hamilton R. Hasty C. Herring

'Annie Get Your Gun' P. Hickey P . Hickey F. Gunderson S. Hamilton D. Hauswald J. Hesse

A. Haack V. Hanson R. Hawley R. Hevelone

M . Hill T. Hinds

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W . Hinze J . Hlava

R. Hockenbary J. Hoenig

P. Holle R. Holloway

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D. Hoobler J. Hutchinson F. Jacobs

J. Hopkins S. Hyatt M. James

J. Hornby T. Icenogle S . James

B. Housman D . Ihrie L. Jeffrey

V . Hoxie L. Inman S . Jenkins

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Scanning tfte many college opportunities a vailable to them are Southeast's National Merit Semi-finalists. Seated are Susan M cClendon , Richard Krantz , Cindy J ohnson , Lynda Inman and Charles E. Johnson . Standing are Vicki Schick , C lark Wilcox, Dave Buntain and Mary Beth Boosalis. Not pictured - Mary Chase, N a ncy Hardin and J oel Thorson.

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Midnight Finds Seniors Painting the Bridge

I· 'I During a close basketball battle with Pius, Joyce Docter expresses disappointment, encouragement and a final relief and pride as the Knights pull through with a victory.

W. Jennings L. Johnson D. Keister

N. Johns W. Johnson C. Keller

C. Johnson G. Joy S. Kelly

C. Johnson R. Kay J. Kempkes

K . Johnson J. Kehn S. Kess

D. Johnson K. Kayser D. Kepler

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Announcements,Caps and GownsOrdered

C. Kidwell S. Kimberlin C. King D . Kirchhoff

S. Kirk G. Kissel M. Klanecky R. Klone

W. Koch D . Kohl B. Kohout M. Kominsky

T. Korinek J. Kos R. Krantz D . Krieger

S. Kriutzfield R. Krohmer C. Kugel D. Landis

H. Lantz S. Lefferdink C. Lingenfelder

J. Larson J. Lefler D. Loewenstein

J . Latrom S. Lehl J. Lofink

B. Leavitt L. Leland L. Lowrey

A . Lee I. Liede J. Ludwickson

Chefs-to-be Clayton Miller and Mike Edwards receive some helpful advice from Carole King and Leanne Beers on the art of preparing a tasty meal.

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College Choices and Acceptance Confront

M. MacKichan P. Merritt D. Molzer M. Niederhaus

J. Marshall R. Metz J . Moran N. Nix

J. Marx C. Meyers R. Morrison S. Nootz

P . Maseman C. Miller S. Moses S. Nord

S. Maser K. Miller M. Muenchau M. Norris

J. Mathis L. Miller G. Muncy C. Null

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Seniors Not Planning to Attend Nebraska

S. McClendon M. Miller M. Murrell A. Nuss

J. McLoughlin J. Minary S. Musselman M. O'Brien

E . McNeil L . Mitchell M. Mussen R. Olesen

M . McPherson S. Mitchell E . Nellis A. Olson

S. Melson S. Moeller R. Newkirk S. Olsson

C. Mercer V. Mohr V. Nichols C. Oltman

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Pride Shown ,n Tearn Spirit, Participation

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P. Oltrogge M. O'Neal S. Ooton P. Orth

University of Nebraska Chancellor Clifford M. Hardin congratulates Southeast's four-year , full -tuition Regents Scholarship winners. Left to right are Susan Beachly, Nancy Hardin, Joel Thorson , Chancellor Hardin, Richard Krantz, Vicki Schick, Mel Goldberg and Robert Dalrymple. Joel earned a place on the Regents AU-State Scholastic Team, while Dave Buntain, not pictured, was named an Alternate.

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R. Pavelka

C. Petty J. Pittenger R. Radebau gh

K. Phelps L . Playte r B . Rames

S . Phelps R. Prenosil P . Rash

K . Pickinpau gh G. Preston K. R eam

S . Pistne r A. Quinlan J. R eddish

Blissful dreams are short-lived when senior girls get together for a slumber party.

M . Reddish C. Reed R. Reed S. Reed

J . Reents C. Renz P. Reuland S. Riggle

C. Roach J . Roberts R. Roberts M. Robinson

P. Rochford D . Rogers J . Rosenberger K . Ross

K. Rownd E . Runyan s. Russell R. Ryan

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R. Salem R. Salisbury P. Sands L . Sasse

· Friendships Multiply as Year Progresses

S. Sasse V. Schick K. Schneider J. Schwieger

S. Schaefer

J. Schleis W . Schneider S. Schwieder

V. Schaile S. Schmelter K. Schooley C. Schwindt

G. Schainost J. Schmersal B. Schultz R. Sconyers

S. Scherich T. Schmitt .J. Schupbach H. Seward

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R. Solheim A. Soshnik R. Splichal

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C. Staley S. Stevens P. Stines

R. Stoehr D . Stoltzman M . Stranathan

M. Stueber J. Taylor

M. Shannon J . Sharp N. Shelley J. Shneider· F . Shoemaker E. Siemens Y . Siemens

S . Simpson K. Sinkey L. Sitzman T . Slaughter L. Smith N. Smith S. Smith

Agent 00Knigh t swiftly overcomes the threat posed by five enemy LINK agents and continues in his quest for a victory.

Seniors Begin to Prepare for the Future

P . Styles C. Thompson

R. Swain J . Thompson

M . Swanson N . Thompson

M . Swanson W . Thomsen

C. Taddiken N. Thorne

R . Tanner J. Tho-rson

June Arrivesi Commencement Time Nears

T. Tidball N . Troop S. Umberger

Clomping, stomping and crushing. saddl e shoes invade the classroom s and halls of South east .

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N. Tintsman D. Tupper J. Vallery

K. Tramel D. Turnbull D. Vance

A. Trehearn T. Tyrrell P. Van Hook

C. Tribble R. Uhlman D. Van Horn

J . Van Vliet L. Varvel J. Vaughan

CAMERA SHY SENIORS C. Bunn P. Carey C. Davies W. Hagen L. Hartman M. Kelly D. McCashland G. Muggy J. Pavich J. Rosen E. Shaw S. Whelchel C. Wilson

C. von Goetz L. Wagner S. Wagner

A. Walcott K. Walters C. Watson

J. Waybright J. Weaver S. Webster

R. Wekesser K. Welton M. Wendling G. West M. West

R. Westcott S. Westervelt G. White M. White K. Whitesell

Seniors Bid a Final Goodbye to Southeast

T. Wickenhauser J. Wiese C. Wilcox J. Williams

T . Williams E. Wilson J. Wilson M . Wilson

C. Winters D. Wismer G. Witt R. Wittstruck

R. Woest A. Woods R. Woods N. Worrall

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M. Worster J. Wright N. Wunibald A. Wylie J . York ,J. Yost D . Young J . Young T . Young L. Zadina

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David Buntain S. E. Knight

David Landis S. E. Knight Nancy Thorne S. E. Lady

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John Cunningham S. E. Knight Mary Beth Boosalis S. E. Lady

Kris Swanson S. E. Lady

Susan Beachly

Mary Beth Boosalis

David Buntain

Harry Feuerberg

Ideal Scholars Reach Top Three Per Cent I

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The Class of '66 earned more scholastic honors than any other class in the history of Southeast. There were record numbers of National Merit and Regents winners, Merit Letters of Commendation, and Regents Alternates.

The fifteen seniors ranking in the Upper 3% deserve special recognition, as theirs was a difficult achievement.

They maintained a grade average of 1.246 or higher for five semesters.

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Barbara Schultz

Richard Krantz

Susan Smith

Joel Thorson

Susan Riggle

Vicki Schick

Linda Varvel

Jo Ann Young

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I Visiting some of our city 's feature attractions, foreign students Ilkka Liede, Finland , and Sitare Buyuk Karagozoglu, Turkey, brush up on American history as they view a replica of the liberty bell. P eter Hengstenherg. Germany, and Indira Singh, India, admire the baptismal font at Lincoln's newest cathedral.

AFS Exchange Program Enters Tenth Year R ealizing the possibilities of their trips abroad, Southeast's AFS finalists Sarah Olson and Dave Moessner choose coun tries they woul<l like to visit.

Juniors Create New Goals and Continue

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Junior Bob Wolfe presents Dr. Wesley V . Lauterbach with a flag which was flown over the Capitol. He received the flag while attending the United States Senate Youth Program in Washington, D. C., this January.

Southeast Traditions With a year of experience behind them, juniors set out to establish themselves as individuals as well as continue past traditions. Their leadership abilities were brought out in the areas of sports, clubs, and academics. Other goals were AFS, cheerleader, planning a successful Junior-Senior Prom and County Government Day. Junior class sponsors were Thomas Douglas, George Eisele, Mrs. Marie Galloway, John Garrison, Arthur Gordon, Tom Keefe, Tom Keene, Miss Lynn Lanham, Gunnar Overgaard, Mrs. Mary Rassekh, and Jerry Trimble.

Junior class officers were: ScuLi Wright, president; Jack Brickson, vice-president ; D.~ve Moessner, secretary ; John Icenogle, treasurer.

ELEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-N. Adair , J . Adams , R. Adams, L. Alcorn, J. Alden, M . Alla rd, D . Allen , S. Aman , E .

Anderson , G . Anderson , V . Anderson , C. Angus, C . Arnold , H. Augustin , P . Avard . ROW TWO-A . Ayers, M . Baade, M . B a bb, S . Bair, B . B a ker, S. Bakk, W. Banks, C . Barger, R . B a rnes, M . Bates, T. Bates, D . Becker, R . Becker, J . Berglund, N .

Bickley. ROW THREE-R. Bingenheimer, V . Binger , J . Bird, L .

Birkmann, C . Blythe, E . Bookstrom , B. Bottlinger, E. Bourne, V .

Bouwens, W . Boyd , L. Boyer , F . Brakhage, M . Brandt, R .

Breed, J . Breslow, L . Brethouwer, J . Brickson . ROW FOURR. Brill, N . Brolyer, J . Brooks, S . Broutma n , C . Brown , D .

Brown , T. Brubaker, S . Brunzell, B. Buckley, A . Bullock , S .

Burden , M . Burkey, K . Burnett, D . Bush , B . Butler , L. Callaghan, M . Cameron , M . Campbell.

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"A-C-T-I-O-N , to win! " 1s the c ry as potential r eserve chee rl eade rs participate m a n afte r -sch ool practice.

Juniors Seek Cheerleading, AFS Laurels

ELEVENTH <:HADE- ROW ONE- S . Campb e ll . A . Canarsky . L. Cantin . ,T. Ca rrier , M. Casper . M . Charni cki . M . C hres le nsen . C .

Clar k . M. Clark e. HOW TWO- M . C lements . M. C le m e nts . G. Cobb , C . Cole m a n . S. Colin . ,J. Coy . R . Cronkit e . J . Dahl. N .

Dahl. ROW THREE- T . Dalton. W . Danley. E. Davis, M . Davis .

M . D ea n . C. Deats , A . D e bus. S . Del a ir . T . D e nnis. ROW FOU H -C. D ev itt. E. Die tri ch , K . Dreith . J. Dudgeon . D. Dudley. R .

Duffek . D . Durrie . .T . Dworak, T . Dworak . ROW FIVE-G. Eckh ard. H . Eddy .•T. Edington , S. Edwards , T . Een . R Eirick , .J. E isler , N . Eite l, R. Elde r . ROW S IX-D . E lle rbec k . S . E lliott , M . Emmons. L. E nglebrecht . N. E ngle r , ,T. Er ickson . P . Exon , L. ]•' anders. C. Faulkner. ROW SEV EN-W . Ferguson , C . Fick e l, D .

Fiedl e r, P. Findl ey, K . Fisch e r , P . F itzwa te r. S. Folsom, S. Foreman, G . Fost e r , R . Frasie r . M . Freeman , D . Frey, .J. Frisch , R Fulcher , S . Full e r. ROW E IGHT-B . Fullerton. H . Furs t. R. Gansemer, C . Ga rdn er , R . Garne tt , W . G ibbs , N. G ibson , M .

Giesick, W. Gilliland , C. Gogela. R. Gra nt, 8 . Grey, R Griess. ,J. Griffith , W . Guilford . ROW NINE- M. Gunderson . C. Gutgsell.

P . Hadden , C . H a ll , T. H a ll , W. H a ll , C . H a llbe rg, P. H a nd y, ,J. H a nsen . L. H a nsen , S. H a n sen , M. Harl ey, J . H a rri s. W . H ar tl ey, J . Harvey. ROW TEN-P . H ast ings, K . H ayes, T . H ayes, G. H edge , L . H e ilig. P . H e ima n , S. H e ine , H . H empe l. C. H e nd erson .

S . Hennessey, R . H e rge nrad e r , H . H e uma nn . D . H f)ye n , D .

Hicks , M . Hig ley .

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Juniors View County Government At Work Juniors elected to represent Southeast at County Government Day were: Bill Wiley, assessor; Bob Wolfe, attorney; Candy Legg, clerk; Jack Brickson, judge; Judy Newsham, juvenile judge; Willa Boyd, district court clerk; Bob Pewthers, sheriff; Mary Jean Magnuson, registrar of deeds; John Icenogle, commissioner; Dave Moessner, engineer; Jane Hansen, superintendent of schools; Teresa Vant, treasurer; Scott Wright, civil defense director; Bill Banks, extension agent; and Pam Findley, relief and welfare director.

At County Government Day, John Icenogle receives an "Oath of Office" Certificate from County Commissioner Ralph Harlan as Dave Moessne r looks on.

ELEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-D. Hill, R. Hille , P. Hilton , K . Hobson , · A . Hoffman , T. Hoffman, G. Holdren , J . Holland , S . Holland. ROW TWO-J. Holmquist, T. Houtchens, K . Hovels rud , C . Hovey , L. Hoy , L . Hubert, G. Huggins , K. Humble, K . Hunt. ROW THREE-K . Hunt, D. Huntwork , L. Hurst, J . Icenogle, B. Irons, J . Iwan, S .

Jamison , C. Johnson, J. Johnson . ROW FOUR-K . Johnson , L. Johnson , R . Johnson , K . Jones , P. Jones, K . KammerJohr, P. Rehling, J . Kelley , J . Kelly . ROW FIVE-S. Kennedy, T. Kincaid , P. Kindsvater , S. King, V . Kinner , L. Kirchhoff, P. Kirk , C. Kitrell , R. Kivett. · ROW SIX-R. Klein , D . Klemme , C. Klepinger , N. Knapp , S. Knox , L. Knudtson, J. Koch, T. Kohl. ROW SEVEN-P. Kokesch, F. Kos, J. Krieger , S . Kruger , E. Kuhlman , C . Kutzer, L. Lampshire , B . Lang, T. Lang, K . Larson , A. Lee, C .

Leech, J . Leeke , C . Legg. ROW EIGHT-W . Leinberger, K. Levine, P . Lewis, D . Lienemann, P. Linch , C. Lindbloom, S . Lindhllrg, B . Loerch , N . Loerch, E. Ludwick , B. Lunsford, G . Lutman , A . Lutz , C . Lutz. ROW NINE-B . Maca, C. Magee, D. Magee , M . Magnuson , M . Magwire, J. Mahaffy, ·B. Mann , A . Manthey , D. Manton, K . Marchant, R . Marshall , J. Martin, C . Mason, J . Mason. ROW TEN-D. Maw, R. Maxey, J . Maxwell , N. McClellan , R . McComb, C. McCord, G. McCown , D . McEwen , M . McLeod, J . McTwigan, S . Meier. C . Meisinger. T. Mercer , B . Merrill.

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ELEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-W. Merritt, J . Metz, M . Meyer, S . Meyer, B . Miller, D . Miller , G. Miller, G . Miller , M . Miller, T .

Mitchell , G . Moats , L. Mohr , P. Mooberry , M . Moreland , D. Moser , W. Moses, R . Moyer, L. Muggy. ROW TWO-J . Musselman , B .

Nauslar, N. Neal , R . Nea l, R. Nelson , R .

Nelson , P . Ness, J . Newsham , J . Nichols , R .

Nielsen, N. Nolan, R. Norris, R . Oelkers, S. Olson, .J . Oltrogge , S. Osborn , C . Overgaard , R. Parker. ROW THREE-M . Parsons, M .

Patton, R. Patton , D . P e rkins , P. Peter , J .

Peterson , S. P eterson , R . Pewthe rs , J . Pheasant , C. Phelps , S . Pinkerton , J . Pivonka, M .

Prentiss, R. Radmore, D . R app , D . Rauch, M .

R aven , R . R awson . ROW FOUR-B . Ream , F . Regis ter, T . R emigio, F . Remington , J .

Reuland , S . Riedemann , M . Riondan, J. Roach, J. Roberts , D . Rodgers, G. Rogacki, K. Ronning , K. Ronning , D . Roth , R. Rumbaugh , R. Runyan , D . Russ, S . S alisbury . ROW FIVE -C. Schaefer, N . Schaefer, J . Schaffer, K .

Schamp, P . Schluterbusch, D . Schmidt, G .

Schmidt, L. Schorr, E . Schutte, L. Schutte, L. Schwindt, L. Scott, D . Sexton , D . Shaner, J .

Shaw, L . Shaw, C. Shelley, M . Shelley. ROW SIX-D. Siky ta , C. Smith , C . Smith, R. Smith , K. Sonderegger. ROW SEVEN-R. Sonderegger, P . Sorrell , A. Spencer, L. Spier. P . Splichal. ROW EIGHT-L. Stapleton , L. Stemper, J . Stevens, M . Stewart, S. Stiner. ROW NINE-K. Stipsky, L. Stolldorf, W. Stoner , L. Stovall , .T. Stree ter.

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Juniors Candy Legg and Nancy Gibson collect for the March of Dimes as one of their Lin-Co-Y service projects.

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ELEVENTH GRADE-ROW ONE -J. Strobel , D . Stucky, J . Sullivan, S . Sutter, D . Swenson , R. Sykes, M . Tallman . ROW TWO-R. Tatum , L. Taylor, M. Tefft, P. Thomas, R . Thompson , M . Tom linson. D . Trombla. ROW THREE -I. Turner. R . Turner, K . Tyson , C. Unger. R Uribe, D . Van Buskirk , C . Van D erslice . ROW FOUR -R. Van Landingh am, T. Vant , D .

Vasholz , D . Venner, J . Vogt, B .

Volz, K. Wald. ROW FIVE-H. Wallace , D. Watts, K. Watts, J .

Wehman , R. Weeks , E . Wegner .

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1 ELEVENTH (;HADE- ROW ONE-S . Wehrli , W . Weil age. D . Weinstein , K. W endelin , D . Werning , D . West, L. Wi edem a n . .J . Wil bu r. W. Wil ey . ROW TWO- J . Wilken , R. Wolfe , A. Wood , G. Wors ter , K. Wright, S. Wright , S .

Wri ght. C . Wund e rli ch , S. Y a tes . ROW THREE-M . Y etm an . J. York , J . York , C . Yos t , J . Young , M. Young, A .

Zeman. S . Zitt e rk opf. D . Zoe rb .

Part-time Employment In Outside Activities ,Junio r Tim Gibbs s pe n<ls his spare time as carry-out boy at ]dea l Grocery where he is a part-time e mployee .

CA MEHi\ S HY ,JUNIORS

A. Ampudia M. Barne tt A . B eck H. Bra uns rotli W . Burkey N . Butz C . Chubb E. Curtis T . Doy le L. Essink K . Ferguson M . Genthe T . Gillispie D . Higgins M . Holmes L. Larimer K. McClain S . McGuire C . M cIntosh D . Moessner C. R aspe rger R. Ruiz M. Smith T . W agne r

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Sophomore class offi cers-Alan McCracken, vicepresident; Kay Calkins, sec retary; Gwen Hlava , treasurer; Ed W ekesser , president - discover the so urce of th e noise in the classroom registers.

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With Largest Sophomore Class m History Ready, willing, and eager to attain new knowledge, sophomores plunged headlong into high school life. The largest class in history, 565, they added to the mass confusion in the halls.

Puzzled at first by accepted traditions, they quickly proved themselves a big asset to Southeast. Present in all aspects of the school, sophomores supported athletics with undaunted spirit, increased club memberships and worked zealously on service projects.

In their first year, they learned how to keep their individuality and contribute to the image of .Southeast.

TENTH GRADE-HOW ONE- N . Ad a m s. N . Ad a m s on . L Age r. M. Ahre n s, ,I. Aik e n. ROW TWO- J . Allen . M .

All e n , T . All en , M . Aman. ,J . Amos . now THnEE- H. Ande rson. M . Ank e r. M . i\rt<'r . ,J. As h mun . ,J. ,\ v res. HOW FOUH- M . Ba bb. N . Bachman. M . Barndt. <: . Bart('ls . E .

Bn s kin . now FIVE- M . Ba ue r. K . B:iumg-art L• n . N . B:i xt('r . /\ . Be:1d1l v. I { . B !'a rcl . HOW SI X-,J. Bec k, .J . B ec ker . .J. lk<·k,·r .. J .· lkc ke r , K . 11<-,·rs. HOW SEVEN- B . Beezl ey, ,l.

Beggs , K. lki ghl <'v. (; . Hl' ll. I '. B engs to n. W . Be nn e tt , N. Bess . K . Bingl' nh e inwr . M . Blv . D . Bl y th e. T . Bl:vth e, D .

Boil ese n . S . Books trolll . (; _ Boo,-,:i lis, P . Bore n , G . Born grahe r . D . B oss . (; _ Bouw1•ns . ,J. Bowd e n . HOW EIGHT/\ . B oye , C' . Boynton . K . Boy um , K. Brakke , D. Brantley , .l . Brauch . I) _ Rreh111 . N . Bric kson , E. Brobst , J. Brock m e ie r, R. B ro man . W. Bron son , L . Brown , K. B u ckley , E .

Bulloc k . C . Bunn . P. Bunt.emeye r , K. Burden, C . Bur-I.on .

HOW NIN E- P . Butterfield, K. Butterick , L. Buttke, R. Caddy, C . C a lkins , F. C a mpbell , ,J . Campbell , C . Carls on, D. Carls on , C . Carper, L. Ca rt e r , J . Cath er , D . Chapman, K. C h eeve r , J . Childress, N . Ch ism , J . Chra stil, C. Chri s tens en , S . Chris te nse n .

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Sophomores Slip Easily into the Routine TENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-D. Christiansen , S . Chris tiansen, D . Cisney, M . Clements.

J . Clever, T . Cole, T . Collier , K. Collings, V .

Collins. ROW TWO-S . Conners, R. Cook , K .

Coons , K. Copple, 0. Coss io, E . Cowling, J .

Cox, J . Coy, M . Craft. ROW THREE-0 .

Crespo, J . Crisp , B . Crops ey, N . Crosby, F .

Cross , S. Cross , B. Crump, N . Cunningham , R .

Cyr. ROW FOUR-C. D a nce, N . Daniels, J .

Dare, S. Davidson , F. Davie , W . Davis, K .

D ay, S . Dean , S . D ecker .

TENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-R. Deitemeyer, T . Deitemeyer, G . Detweiler, S . Diers, T . Dietrich , D. Dietrick , K . Dinges, R. Dittmer, D .

Doerr, R . Dolk, C . Dorband, M . Dow, B . Dreeszen . ROW TWO-D. Dresselhaus , M . Drew, D .

Duckworth , J . Dunlap , R . Dunovan , R . Dutton , J . Dworak, R. Dye, W . Dye, S. Eaton, D . Ebel , E. Edgecomb , J. Edstrom . ROW THREED. Edwards, D. Egger , C. Elliot, E . Elliot, J. Elliot, E. Els , L. Embury, C . Enlow, M . Eno, M . Epp, M . Epp , S. Evinger, S . Ewing . ROW FOUR-M. Fallon, P . Fastabend, L. F a ulkner, L. Feerhusen , L. Ferguson , A. Fink , J . Firestone, S . Fisk , T . Flack , J . Forke, C. Fowler, R. Fraker, M . Franklin.

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Gartner, S . George, L. Gerlach , R. Giese, J . Gilbert. ROW TWO-A . Gilkerson, S. Gilleland, S. Goehel , M. Goecke.

T . Goeschel, J. Goiriz, L. Goldberge, L. Goodding , I' .

Goracke, R. Gormley, K. Grabowski. L. Graff , R . Green .

ROW THREE-D . Grether . K . Griffith , R. Groff , L. Grotelueschen, E. Grubb, M. Gruhn , K . Guenzel , M. Haack, T . Hacke r, B. Hagerty, D. Hal es , K . Hall , S . Hall.

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TENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-D . Halversta<lt, J. Hamilton , R . Hamilton, T. Hamor , S. Hanson, P . H a rmon . S. Harms , K . Harney , J. H a rpe r . ROW TWO-T. Hart. D .

Hartman , A. Harvey , P . Haskins, T . Has tie , J . H a lhawav .

T. Hedberg, B . Hein, L . Helmer. ROW THREE- P . HPncl ricks , G. Henry, K . Hernandez , T. Heuer . (;_ Hic ks . C'.

Hile , N . Hill , B . Hinze, G . Hlava . ROW FOlJl{- .J . Hoak .

R. Hoback, H . Hobbs, L. H ock . M . Hoffm a n . . Hohn stein, P . Holle, M. Hollingsworth , S. Holman .

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TENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-T. Holma n , J. Holmes , S. Holyoke, L. Honeycutt, B . Hoobler, C. Hopkins , R. Horm a ndl , H . Horn, J. Horn , L. Howa rd, R. Hoy , M. Huddleston. ROW TWO-T. Hulbe rt , P . Hunt , R Huntwork , D .

Irons , R. Jacobs , P . J acobson , W. J a nssen , W . Jenkins, D . .T espersen. T. ,Jett, D. John , K . Jolliff. ROW THREE-I.. ,Jones. N . ,Jo:i es, D. Jorgensen , G. Joy , C. Joyce , L. Judd , M. Kahm , A. Kallase, J. K a mtz , R. K a ufman , D . Kay , R. K eebler. ROW FOUR-G . K eele, J . K elle, N . K ell y, P. K elly, D . Kennedy , L. Kern , C . Kimba ll , J . Kirk , G. Kisse l, C. Klr1hn, M. Klumpp , M . Kn arr. ROW FlVE-N .

Knudsen , S. K oser, S . Kraus, R. Krejci , C . K,·ogm an , T. Kubicek , D . Kubick , K. Kugel , G. Kuklin . J . Kurtz. C. Kushner, S. L ang . ROW STX-J. Larsen , R. Larson. D .

Lee, P . Lee , M . L eh echka , C. Leinberger , B . Lewis , ,T. Li enem a n, C . Lingenfeide r , D . Lininger, M . Lockee, D. Loewens tein . ROW SEVEN-J. Loisel, B . Lostroh, C. Lun ger, L. Lybe ris, D. Macaluso, R. Magee, D . Maguire , L. Mallon, S . Malone, S. Manth ey, D . Manton . ROW EIGHT-D . M a rsh , N . M a rtens, D . Martin , J . Martin , D .

Martinous, C. Marx , D. M as ters, M . M a th e r , V . Matth es, ,T. M a w, D . M ayh ew , S. McCa rth y . ROW NlNE- W. McC latchey, T. M cCown , A . McCracken. T . M cDon a lo , M .

McGinnis, S. M cG int_v , M . M cG lothlin. L. M cIntosh , M. McMahon , J. McNeil. W . M cN eil , R . M essman .

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Sophomores got off to a good start on their scholastic careers, ca refully planning schedules and making early preparat ions for further educat ion.

Helping sophomores learn t he way of high school life were class sponsors Mrs. Lois Althouse, Max Bunker, Harold Baker, Wayne Bates, Gail Baum, Martin Buschkamp, Francis Dorais, John Reta, Al Karle, Richard Mitchell, Miss Grace Reiff, Robert Glenn, and Miss Henrietta Van Loh.

TENTH GRADE-ROW ONE-C. Meyer, D. Meyer, W .

Meyer, M . Miller , W. Miller, D . Minard , B . Misle, L .

Misle , B . Monson, D . Moravec, F. Playter, K . Popp, P .

Poyner, K. Prenosil , E. Pulos, J . Putman, G. Quackenbush, K. Quay , M . Quinlan , K. Raasch. ROW TWO-D .

Morgan, R. Morton, S. Moser, W. Moses, J . Mowbray, J . Nearhood , J. Needham , D. Neil, B. Nelsen , M . Nelsen, L. R aser, J . Reed , L . Reentz , K . Reger , T . Reigert , R. Richards, T . Richter , C. Roach , D . Roach , P. Rohb .

ROW THREE-D. Nelson , P . Nelson , R . Nelson, D. Nicklas , K . Nied·e rh aus, C. Nolan, L. Nord , L . Nuernberger, C . Olson , R. Olsson , T. Rob el , J . Roberts, C. Robinson , K . Rogge, R. Ronning, S. Rosewell , D . Roth , B. Rawlinson , C. Rumbaugh , E. Runge . ROW FOURM. Oppegard , M. Osterberg, R. Otoupalik , M . Otteman, A. Pansing, S. Papenfuss , J. Patterson , D . Patton, L .

Pavelka , L . Perry , L. Ryan , R. Ryman, L. Sackschewsky, A. Sakai , J . Salestrom, S. Sal strand , J. Sanborn, E. Sands , J . Sasse, G. Savery. ROW FIVE-G. Peterman , P . Peters, A. P e terson, N. Pettett, P . Pettey , I. Pfoltner , S. Ph ipps , K. Pickett, R. Pinkerton, S . Schaefer, J .

Sch amp , K . Schamp, C . Scheibe, R. Schiebinger, D. Schmidt , B . Schoneweis, D . Schrader, P . Sch rader, E .

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TENTH GRADE - ROW ONE-K. S chroed e r , R. S chroed e r , W . S chroed e r , C . Schroed e rmei e r , S. Schwied e r, C . S cott, R. Seve rin, ,J. Shaffer, T . Sha lberg, E. Shapiro. ROW TWO-C. Shattuc k, ,J. Shneid e r , IL Short , ,J. Silverman , R. Simon , S . Sims. I. Singh , ,J. Smayda , M. Smiley , A . Smith . ROW THREE-J . Smith , L. Smith . R . Smith. T . Smith , V . Smith , F . Snyde r. V . Southern, C' . Spohn. M . Spomer , G . Spray . ROW FOUR-P . Staberg. M . Staple ton , R. Stemm , A . St ewa rt. J. Stewart . T . Stewart. N. Stier. R. Stolte , B. Stork , V. Stucky.

TE N TH (~RADE-HOW ONE-E . Subil , T . Sundling , K. Sunyok e, J. Swa nson, D . T a te . N. Tate, J . Tavlin. J .

T a ylor . S. T a ylor , P . T egele r , S . T e nHulzen , B . Thie l. S .

Th o mps on . T . Th om1>s on. S . Thornton . ROW TWO- M .

Tidba ll. W. Timm e rm a n . S . Titus, S . Towle , P . Trauclt.

B. Tra vis, T. Tyl e r . ,J . Valli cott , T . Vane k , J . VanSi c kl e.

J. V:cin Vli e t , S. Vas ina . ,J. Vave rk a, A . Virgil. J .

Voigt. HOW TI-IHEE- 1.. Wa e rsch. C . W a lcott . K . Walk (•r , L. Walter , E . W a lt e rs, n . Watkin s, G. Way, P. W e bb. [) _ W e be r , D . W e iss, E. W e kesser . ,J. Wes t , M. W est e rve lt.

W. W ey hrauch . S . Wh e lchel , J . Whit e, J. Whittington. S .

Wi c ks. ROW FOUR- T . Willits, B. Wilson, C . Wilson .

I' . Wilson , H . Windl e . /\ . Wise , S . Wise , L. Wondra . F .

Woori . C. Wooden. A . Wrighl. J . Wunibalrl . R. Yokel, S .

Young . H . Za ji ce k. L. Zhv tniuk . M . Ze m a n , C. Zi c h .

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P ooling their efforts, s::> phom or es Nancy Brick son . Mary Ti d ball . and N a ncy C unningham t urn an eve ryday salad into stunning vegetable co rsa ges fo r the Sad ie Hawkins Dance.

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Students Work To Improve English Skills A wide variety of English courses gave students the opportunity to better their capabilities and understanding of the language. American literature and grammar were the subjects of study for sophomores taking T. V. English, while English literature classes studied and analyzed plays and several other pieces of writing. Senior themes were all of a sudden a reality for those in composition classes and nightly trips to the library became necessities.

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Kay Blazek gets h elp on a question concernin g p ep club from senior compositi on instructors Sall y C ra m e r and June Willia m s. These teache rs along with Kathy Jurgens and Pat J oynt took time out to serve a s the club's sponso rs.

Students find the library to be one of the most stimulating and vital places in the school.

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"Up a little and to the left. " Mary Commers and Mara Murphy get a few pointers on settin g up their window display from another expe rimental English teache r, H enrietta Van Loh.

Assistant Cathy Grundmann saves librarians Mary Douglass and Claudell Ge rlac h a littl e t ime by signing passes and checking out books .

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Mike Zeman find s himself learning th e h a rd wa y that the best place to do hom ework is hom e.

" You 've got to be kidding!" sighs Jim R eents a ft e r being trapped by Paula J ones in order to practice som e makeup techniques learned in drama class.

E n glish instructo rs M a ry Rassekh , N eva R eel a nd E linor M ack , fin d that sem este r break offe rs no rest as th ey attempt to registe r final grades.

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"Please, I'd rather do it myself!" jokes Bill Jennings as he receives a little constructive criticism from Dan Boren and Dave Feerhusen concerning his theme for senior composition.

"It's only Shakespeare!" exclaims Sandy Campbell as she and Jan Harris inspect a pile of albums.

Senior composition teachers Pat Joynt and Janice Kinney decide to join forces and correct som e past papers.

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Latin teach e r Lois Althou se find s that teaching do esn't e n<l with th e 3:15 bel l as sh e stays after school to help Ann e Olson w ith some hom ewo rk.

Modern Facilities Beginning Spanish, French, and German classes learned to comprehend dialogues, pronunciation drills and basic grammar, while more advanced classes mastered translating model sentences and stories with the emphasis on conversation. With ALM fully underway, hours of endless concentration were spent in the lab practicing correct pronunciation by repeating sentences or phrases spoken in foreign countries.

Students found Latin stressed the memorization of conjugations, and vocabulary used in written translations.

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French teachers Linda Robinson and Edna Trowbridge retreat to the teachers' lounge after school and look at a few points of interest in France.

"All right, who took the staples!" German teacher William Hammelmann finds a scarcity of supplies has foiled his ingenious decorative efforts.

Assist m Foreign Language Instruction

George Pearce and Sarah Scott, Spanish instructors find that brushing up pronunciation is helpful.

Rod Uhlman, intri gued by Nazi swords, discove rs studying German is not just learning fundamentals.

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Guidance Courses Advise Students and Aid

Pamphlets, forms , fold e rs .. . Sophom ore guida n ce counselors Way n e Bates, Martin Buschka m p a nd Wayn e Wilson get togethe r and organize the endless stream of pa pe rs fill ed ou t by their classes.

" Not anothe r form! " Junior guidance counselo rs Th om as K eefe and Ly nne Lanham look ove r a CLARION poll.

S enio r guidan ce counselors Charl es H emphill and Loma Faling check the dates an<l t imes of a visitin g college representative.

In Future Planning Private conferences with guidance counselors were a common occurrence with students ·as each received at least one period of separate counseling in which past school records, test results and future plans were discussed.

Besides planning their educational programs, sophomores busied themselves by looking into different occupations. Juniors considered various personality traits and attended conferences held by college representatives. Between the necessary preparations for graduation, seniors studied and discussed a love and marriage unit.

Joel Thorson enlists the a id of senior gui dance counselor Marjorie H ougland to h elp him ou t with a confusing coll ege application.

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Fine Arts Classes Strive for Perfection Vespers, concerts, and the musical "Annie Get Your Gun" were produced with diligence and ability by the combined efforts of the music departments.

Sculpturing with clay, designing effective program covers, and creating various abstract objects kept artists busy while increasing their knowledge.

Following the advice " practice makes perfect" are Gary Davis and Paul Austin, instrumental directo r.

Art tea chers Donald Byorth and Adrianne Lambert don't agree. She says, "Mmm, it cou ld be better."

Max Bunker and John Cole, vocal instructors, find time to enjoy the organ and examine its parts.

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Practical Arts Classes Develop Techniques A constant hum from the wood shop buzz saws reported that future carpenters diligently worked on their wood working projects. Architectural aptitude was applied to design house plans, as knowledge of electronics was used to build electrical equipment.

Tantalizing aromas filled the air with their origin in the foods classes open to both boys and girls. As girls made clothes for themselves in sewing classes, home planning courses taught them to be more capable and domestic.

Nancy Nix discove rs a clothin g course offe rs m o r e than is expected as L o rraine Adolph son , h om e economics teache r, h elps h e r make holiday ado rnments.

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Students Delve Into Backgrounds, Customs; As world history students studied the rise and fall of the world's former powers, American history classes witnessed the birth of our nation and its struggle to become great. The basic fundamentals for our democracy were studied in government classes and economics, now a required course, supplied a complete understanding of the economic system and its function.

Students studying the history of the far East concentrated on oriental history by doing skits which provided entertainment as well as knowledge.

With a hint of anticipation, Alan Karle, economics teacher, checks the stock market report for a rise.

"Our stock is up ten points again! " Molly O' Brien finds economics educational but also profitable.

Bill Miller and Tom Douglas, American history teachers, catch a sneak preview of a film.

Analyze Their Effect on Today's World

Government teachers, Bill Stephenson and Bob Loh rberg, keep up on current world happenings.

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Social Studies Presents Students a Basic

"Oriental beauties" Mary Ackerman, Linda Inman and Molly Murrell demonstrate the customs of the far East to " American sailor" Sid Pistner, as history comes alive in John Elliott's cJassroom.

To understand d emocracy at work, Steve Deurmeye r and Nancy Thompson review Congressional Records.

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"Smile pretty!" jokes world history teacher John Elliott , as Bill Snyder models an oriental hat.

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" 103 . .. 104 .. . 105 ... " Philosophy instructor and debate coach Tom Keene proudly contributes a few m o re trophies to those which were won by the debate squad.

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A Variety of Science Courses Finds Each

Man-eating plant? No, but biology teachers F . J . Dorais, L . J. Eckdahl and Flora Bergt investigate to be sure.

Joseph Dappen and Oscar Bretthorst, chemistry teachers , always find experiments worthwhile and rewarding.

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Biology instructor Dick Mitchell finds class reports to be not only informative to students but interesting to the teacher.

·Student Delving Into His Area of Study Dissection of worms, crayfish and frogs were a common occurrence in biology classrooms while learning the structures of organisms. Physiology offered a fascinating study of the human body concerning its functions and processes.

Physics students found both a challenge and knowledge in studying and applying the principles of gravity, sound and light, while future chemists were absorbed in formulas and experiments.

" Open wide!" says health education teacher Jerry Trimble as he and physiology instructor John Reta examine one of their long lost friends.

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"The cosine of an angle is equal to the sine of its complement." Courses in math found pupils learning a whole new vocabulary while, at the same time, mastering slide rules and compasses.

While patience was the password to understanding complex principles, each class required application and effort as students attempted to keep up with their daily assignments.

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"O.K ., let's get down to business!" Harold Blount decides to hold a class of h is own a fte r school a s oth e r geometry teachers Roger H adley, Sheryl Snyder and Fred S m ith join in on the fun.

·Become a Way of Life To Math Students

Positive or n egative? Algebra teach e rs Harold Bake r and A rthur Gordon try t o discove r whe re the fault lies.

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Students discover both concentration and skill are two elements which must be included in a t yping course.

Business Classes Strive to Improve Skills Mary Mussen dutifully fi gures out one of h e r bookkeeping assignments with the aid of a reliable class adding machine.

T y ping teach ers, Marie Gallowa y and Robe rt Glenn , m atch their skills in us in g the IBM ty pew riters.

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"You bet! " exclaims Jane Bailey as she and T e rry Wickenhause r try to decipher one of their shorthand assignments.

And Add Knowledge

R ose Biedeck demonstrates a shorthand assignment to one of her many classes.

Students in advanced typing classes increased speed and those in beginning courses mastered basic skills. Sounds took the place of words for those learning shorthand. Terms like net loss, liabilities and proprietorship added to the vocabulary of bookkeeping classes. The more technical phases of business were explored by business law students.

Each course offered its aspect of business or developed a certain skill.

M· dern equipment and methods aided in making these skills a reality.

Business law instructor, Robert Neilsen, <liscove rs that even a teacher may have homework.

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Co-ordination and Form Important in P.E.

While beginning swimmers practiced basic strokes, the advanced swimmers accomplished grace and style.

Water safety was taught and mastered in Red Cross life saving courses.

Skill and agility were the goals of the physical education classes. While intramurals helped build sportsmanship, participating in gymnastics and competitive sports boosted physical fitness.

Art Hillman, P . E. teacher, finds his job takes muscle as well as careful planning.

A common sig-ht. P .E . instructor Kathy Jurgens' office is usually fillf~rl with talkative but often helpful girls.

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Driver trainers Gail Baum, Roy Churchill, and John Waldron find that even the instruction car breaks down.

Simulators Aid in Training Safe Drivers

Identifying road signs, obeying safety rules, practicing parallel parking, and knowing how to change a tire played an important part in training students to be alert and careful drivers.

Supplementing the classroom instruction was the use of stimulators and movies. Students also spent hours as an observer in a car and in actual driving practice for the drivers license test.

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Barie Schultz, Al Soshnik and Marti Christensen polish copy and put it into final form as section editors Nancy Tinstman, John Cunningham and Cindy Johnson evaluate their work.

1966 SHIELD Staff Seeks to Identify Role With copy and captions to write, pictures to take and ever-present deadlines to meet, the 1966 SHIELD staff plunged eagerly into the job of publishing a yearbook. Imagination came in handy when planning layouts and pictures, and a background in journalism proved invaluable in writing copy.

Staff members experienced both fun and frustration as they worked together toward their goal- a goal that was realized in June with the publication of the 1966 SHIELD.

Hard-working business staff members Kris Swanson, Richard Krantz and Steve Moses (with overhead assistance from Houstan Doan) start their SHIELD sales campaign in an unusual manner.

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Sitare B . Karagozoglu , Advisor D on Ferguson.

Anne Olson , Melodee McPherson and Tom Kos find that a united effort brings results.

Of the Individual SHIELD STAFF Edi tor...... -- ····--·-····-··-·--·--····-··--·-·-··--·····--···-·-····-·····-·- .. _Tom Kos Copy Edi tor __ ·-···-··-----···-···----···--······--··----Carolyn Cha pin Personnel Section Editor............ Terry Dillworth Senior Editor..... ·-------·-·----·······---------·--Vicki Schick Junior Editor__ ··-----·---·----Melodee McPherson Sophomore Editor·-····---·······-·-----•····-·Anne Olson Academic Section Editor····-·······Nancy Tintsman Assistant Editor........... ·------···-·----·--Barie Schultz Student Life Section Editor.._____ ._Cindy Johnson Assistant Edi tor __ ·--·---··----··-Marti Christensen Assistant Editor ___ ___8itare B. Karagozoglu Athletic Section Editor·--·---·----John Cunningham Assistant Edi tor __ ·---------··-·-----------·--------Al Soshnik Business Manager__ ·-·---------··----------·---Richard Krantz Assistant Manager_________________ .___ Kris Swanson Assistant Manager __ ··----···------·------Steve Moses Index Editor _______ ·----·-------·---------· ·----··-Houstan Doan Photographer_·-··-··•··---------··----···------·-·-·-----Paul Maseman Cover Artist__·-·-----·------··-···········•·························Bill Crosby Advisor............................................................... Don Ferguson

Surrounded by a maze of copy sh eets, pictures, page layouts and printers' envelopes, Copy Editor Carolyn Chapin offers a few suggestions for page improvement to SHIELD staff members T e rry Dillworth and Vicki Schick.

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Avid Clarion Staff Covering beats, planning the paper, writing stories and headlines, reading copy and proof, and laying out pages were all in a two weeks' work for members of the Clarion Staff as they kept up with the latest in school news.

Writing many controversial editorials, Editor Dave Buntain also kept his enthusiastic staff busy maintaining high journalistic standards.

Appearing on the editorial page this year was a new feature, "Perspective." Written especially for the Clarion by a well-known figure, this article stimulated the thoughts of many.

"What a great paper!" exclaims editor Dave B untain as he reads his first issue of the Clarion.

Joi ned by t he m an who p ri nts their paper, Clarion staff members, Bob W oest , Nancy Hardin, Ed Icenogle, Lynda Inman, Mr. Fer guson, advisor; Susie Westervelt a nd S usan J enkins, rea d a paper hot off the press.

Works to Attain Complete News Coverage

Janet Maxwell, Christie Reed, Kathy Ross , Nancy Thorne , K en Wald , Jim Evinge r, Ann Quinlan, Ron Pavelka, Bill Hinze , P eter Hengstenberg, Tiff Tyrrell , and John H olland, Clarion staff membe rs, gathe r around the layout table on a visit to the printers to watch the progress of their paper .

CLARION STAFF Editor................................................... Dave Buntain News-feature Editor............ Nancy Hardin Managing Editor..................Susan Jenkins Sports Editor....................................Ed Icenogle Business Manager........................ Stacy James Photographer ..........................................Bill Hinze Cartoonist. ................................ Susie Westervelt Advisor ................................................ Don Ferguson News Staff: Jim Evinger, Peter Hengstenberg, Lynda Inman, Ron Pavelka, Carolyn Petty, Ann Quinlan, Christie Reed, Kathy Ross, Nancy Thorne, Bob W oest, Janet Maxwell, Ken Wald, and John Holland. Business Staff: Connie Drath, Linda Faytinger, Linda Jeffrey, and Susie Bair.

The operation of the linoty pe machine inte rests the business staff, Stacy J ames, Linda Faytinge r, Susie Bair, Connie Drath , and Linda J effrey.

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Nancy Hardin takes the initial crack at the strength tester being constructed i:;>y Julie Swanson. John Becker, Cindy Kutzer and Bill Timmerman for the Key Club Carnival.

'66 Council Launches Finding itself on a two-day-a-week class schedule, the Student Council had more time to devote to Southeast.

Council members returned fresh from a summer of conventions ready to work with their seven newly elected sophomore contemporaries.

Taking over National Honor Society duties, the Council pondered the problem of selecting NHS members.

In the fall eighteen council members represented Southeast at the state convention where Junior Bob Wolfe was elected State Council President.

"That football will become an important part in your presidential campaign speech," explains Dick Elder.

Bob Wolfe listens intently realizing his speech must ha ve the ri ght approach if he is to influe nce delegates and be elected State Student Co uncil President.

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Working late isn 't unusual for Dave Buntain, Dave Landis , T erry Grasmick , C harles H emp hill , Ed W ekesser, Don Darnell, and Dave Van Horn whe n studying the n ew NHS plan.

" W e' ll be s tacking cans all ni ght !" states Ilkka Li ede to Sitare B. K a ra go zoglu , Gwen Hlava , and Jack Brickson a s they pile the seven hundred cans of food received at th e all -sc hool food drive dance.

New Schedule Whe n Christmas roll s around . Council members Sarah Olson , Dave Moessner, Laurel Gerlach, Mary Eno , and Scott Wright display Christmas spirit by decorating a tree for the hall.

Huske r co-captain , Mike K ennedy narrated a film of Nebraska football hi ghli ghts for Southea st and Omaha Wests ide co unc il officers Mary B eth Boosalis, Rusty Welch , Phil Blum , Ginn y Hanson , P ennie Ande rson , Kris Swanson. John Ice nogle and Rick Ande rson.

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Developing a closed circuit television microscope was a major project of the Amateur Radio Club. Radio Club members also hosted speakers, took field trips, had exchanges with other schools, and still found time to operate their own amateur station, KAOGDI. By taking various field trips members of Camera Club broadened their knowledge of photography and intensified their interest in it. Trips were taken to the Air National Guard to survey the production of aerial photography and to the Lincoln Journal-Star and U niversity of Nebraska to view photo facilities.

CAMERA CLUB- FRONT ROW-Mr. Douglas , sponsor; Bill Hinze, Paul Maseman . BACK ROW -Craig Henry, Owen Paulson.

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Club Stimulates Scientific Experimentation In order to give its members experience in the many different fields of science, Southeast's Science Club encouraged both group and individual research and experimentation.

Field trips and speakers gave members good background for this research, and the Nebraska Science Fair, held in Lincoln, provided them with the opportunity to exhibit their projects.

As a result of these activities, club members discovered that science can be fun as well as informative.

Science Club officers Phyllis Shannon, Cha rles Johnson and Sue Beachly apply their scientific knowledge in the examination of some lab "pets."

FRONT ROW-Mr. Dappen, sponso r; Charles Johnson , vice-pres ident; Phyllis S ha nnon , treasurer; Sue Beachly , preside nt ; G lend a W ood en .

Carmen Scott, Ann S a kai , Nancy Knapp, June Turne r , Lo uise Stapl eton , Al Spence r, Jim Strobel , David R od ge rs. ROW T W O-Mr .

Overgaard, s ponsor ; Harold Lantz , Clare Wund erlich, Ron Sconyers , Mike Stranath a n , Craig Sch aefer, Michael Ch a rni cki , Jim K ell y, ,James Cole, Robert D a lrymple, Charles H a ll , Don Stucky. Tom Hoffma n , K enneth Brakke , Mr. Bretthorst , s ponsor ; Mr. Mitchell , sponsor.

BACK ROW-Arthur Bullock, Mark White, Ch a rles G a rdner , R oge r Breed , Tim Kincaid , John Holland , Ri cha rd N eal, Lind a Grant, Jon Curron , Marshall Came ron , Don Bus h , Kurt Sonderegger, M a rty Ahrens, Jim M arx. ·

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Thespians Tapped; Read, memorize, practice and perfect are the steps that lead to a successful dramatic production. This goal was attained in the production of the fall play, "The Diary of Anne Frank," the story of a young Jewish girl and her family during their years in hiding during World War II. By taking part in the presentation of plays, Thalian members earned points towards membership in Thespians, honorary dramatic organization.

THESPIANS-Linda Varvel, Sue Simrson , Wm . Charles ,John s on, Dave Bunta in , Ro se m ary Reed , Linda Mitchell.

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Katha Levine captures the character of Anne Frank in order to protray her feelings to the audience.

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THALIANS--FRONT ROW-Danny Allan, Ed Nellis, Paul H eiman, Linda Mitchell , Coreen Clark , Robert Dalrymple, K atha Levine, Gail Moats, Linda Varvel , Wm. Ch arles Johnson . ROW TWO- Bill Vze , Cathy Ku shner , Patty Avard, Lora Aden , Ann Harvey , Diane Peterm a n , Susan Diers, Richard Krantz, Suzanne Simpson, Judy Cottrell. ROW THREE-Susi e Edwards, Susan Broutman , Linda Goldberg, Martha Pren tiss , Sally Folsom , Barb Stork , Bonnie Beezley, Becky Broman, Susy Davidson , S h errv Pin kerton . ROW FOUR-Carolyn Von Goetz, Ann Nuss , Cathy Coleman, Margaret Babb , Marcia Mather, Ed Sands, Jerry W ebman , Fred Register , Mary Freeman. BACK ROW-Linda Mallon, Ca th y Enlow, Ann Wright, Leslie Heilig , Nol a McClellan , Susie H enn essey, Nan cy Loerch, Kathy Berkheim, D ave B un ta in , C harl ie Burton .

" You and your cigarettes!" yells Mrs. Van Daan ( Rosemary Reed) to Mr. Van Daan ( Charlie Burton) at one of the many play practices for 'The Diary of Anne Frank' .

Club Members Explore Field of Education Anticipating careers in teaching.

Future Teachers of America, sponsored

by Mrs. Mary Commers and Mr. Don Darnell, participated in many activities.

In addition to tours and speakers, club members assisted during several Southeast open houses and sponsored a tea for faculty members. During American Education Week~ they presented an apple to each teacher.

Future Teachers officers Darlene Dirks, Cindy Null.

Kathy Berkheim and R onda Ryan receive h elp from club sponsor Don Darnell in planning their careers.

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-FRONT ROW-Fred R egister, Mrs. Commers, sponsor ; Mary Casper, Cheri Gorham, Ronda Ryan, president: Pat Sands , Jennifer Caplan, D a rlene Dirks , vice-president; Kathy Berkheim, secretary; Bob Prenosil. ROW TWO-Linda Hansen , Anita Bogot , Judy Doctor, Sherlayne Lehi , Joyce D octor, Elaine McNeil , Susan Schmelter, Karen Whitesell, Nancy Troop, Gre tchen Cla rke . ROW THREE-Paul a Kokesch, Teresa Vanek , Nancy Evans, Judy Cottrell , Nancy Berry man, Cindy Beers, Steph anie Maser, Darlene Molzer, Cind y Null , Dennis Dethlefs. BACK ROW-J ean ette Johnson, Cathy Phelps, Pam Glaser , Cheryl Allen, Sandy Corne ll, Dearwyn Lowenstein, Ann Quinlan , Jean Hudson, Pam Carri e r, Mary Freeman .

J\RT C LUB •- FRONT HOW- Todd Smith, Hic k Otoupa lik , ,J ay Ca th e r , Tom Ca rpe r , J im Koch. Roger J ohnson , S teve Burd e n , John Lee ke , Rick G roff , Ed N e llis. ROW TWO-De bbi e Siky ta, K a th a Lev in e , M a rc ia G old e ns te in , P a tty Av a rd, S ue B eachl y, vice-preside nt: M a rgaret Babb, s ec reta ry : S ue Smith , pres ide nt ; B e tty Leav itt, treas ure r: M a ry F a lloo n , M a rgaret M ac Ki chon , D eb b ie R a pp , Billie Naus la r, K a thy H erna nd e z , Di a ne Bunya n . ROW THREE- Lo ra A d e n , Linda S tolld o rf , M a rth a Pre nti ss, M e linda M c M a h o n , B e tt y H askins, .Jane t Steven s, L eeA n n M u ggy , L iz P ul os, Mary W este rv e lt . N a ncy ,John s, Mary K lumpp , And a Ka llase , Lind a Ca rte r . BA C K ROW-Krist in Ronn ing . Kath y J o hns on, T e r ri Bru ba ker , Cor<'e n C la r k, N a ncy Knapp , Mary Cas pe r, ,Ja n S c hwe ige r , P a t Stin es , M ary DeV r ies, M a ry E no, B ill C rosny , his tori a n : S uzy Goe be l.

Quinquatrus Stimulates Artistic Aptitude Students interested in art found in Quinquatrus an excellent opportunity to increase both their artistic interest and proficiency. Embracing many different aspects of art, the organization sponsored a variety of activities during the year including gue s t lecturers, sketching trips and workshops. Members were also given the opportunity to apply their talent, as the club painted scenery for the operetta.

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Sparked with enthusiasm , the Knightettes supported all sports during the year and fostered school spirit by yelling, making signs, and attending games, meets, and pep rallies. Bus trips were taken to Fremont and the state swim meet at Omaha Westside.

The pep club also held the annual Homecoming Dance, All Sports Banquet, and Pep Club Spring Breakfast.

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KNIGHTETTES-FRONT ROW-Jane H ansen, Pam Sorrell, Sarah Olson . Teresa Vant, Kathy Hunt, N ancy Dort, Ginger Flansburg , Sally Phelps, Kris Swanson , Mary Mussen , Pam Rash , Teri Brady. ROW TWO-Mrs. Williams, sponsor; Anita Bogott. Joyce Doctor , Molly O ' Brien, Carol Andrews, Cindy Wagner , Connie Gibbons , Gail Tup pe r. Judy Wright, ser geant-at-arms; Ginny Hanson, vice-president; Nancy Thorne, president; Nancy Carlson , secretary; Susan Jenkins, treasurer; Mary Beth Boosalis, Nancy Tins tman, Marti Chris tensen , Vicki Schick , Sid Pistner , Terry Dillworth, Kay Blazek, Vicki Mohr , Mrs. Jurgens, s ponsor. ROW THREE-Mary Klanecky , Sally Olsson, Sarah Musselma n, Melodee McPherson , Carol King, Jamie Williams, Avery Woods, Susie Westervelt, Nancy Fischer, Linda Faytinger, Camilla Diers , Jean Hudson, Dearwyn Loewenstein, Christie Reed , Molly Sandra Sasse, Colleen Hagerty , Lynda Inman , Stacy James , Kay Anderson, Connie Drath , Murrell , Kathy Johnso:, . ROW FOUR-Stephanie Scherick, Anne Olson , Ann Gerard, Michelle Mathis, Connie Eitel, Mary Atkins , Terry Wickenhauser, Vicki Heggen, Mary DeVries, Pam Van Hook, Kay Stuber , Kathy Buntemeyer, Margaret Wendling, Jean McLoughlin , Jennifer Caplan , Indira Singh, Kris Walters, An':! Walcott, Leanne Beers , Karen Gross , Carolyn Chapin , Marcia Goldenstein, Barie Schultz. ROW FIVE-Jan Christensen, Kathy Schooley , Karen Frick , Sue Kirk, Patricia Rochford, Pam Oltrogge , Shirley Kess, Sandie Christman, Barb Gibson , Cheryl Artz, Kathy Kayser, Susie Riggle, Sharon Jackson , Nancy Evans, Linda Smith , Jane Kehn, Linda Dobler, Judy Duerschner, Darlene Dirks , Marcia Kominsky, Kathy Berkheim , Gretchen Clarke, Nancy Thompson . ROW SIX-Kathy Grundma nn , Linda Jeffrey , Nikki Bly , Pat Holle, Jean Kempkes , Kay Bourne, Gail West, Darlene Dirks , Sandy Cornell , Judy Doctor , Linda Chittenden , Sue Melson, Shirlayne Lehi Teresa Bell , Virginia Hoxie, Janice Schweiger, Linda Grant, Kathy Ross, Joan Waybright, Pam Hickey . Marilyn Miller, Charlene Thompson . ROW SEVEN-Karen Miller, Yvonne Siemans, Mary Hill, Mary H a mblet, Diane Bauer , Julie Cosier, Jackie Hoenig , Carolyn Von Goetz, Judy Cottrell , Ch eri Gorham, Nancy Berryman, Susa n Schaefer, Janet Dorsey , Cheryl Allen , Pam Glasser , Sue Kirtzfield , Pat Hickey , JoAnn Young, Cindy Lin genfelder, Cindy Null. ROW EIGHT-Carol Staley, Donja Cleavenger, Judy Reddish, Eunice Sieman s , Wanda Gilliland , Kathie Griffis, Phyllis Shannon , Shirley Nord , Betty Leavitt, Sue Beachly, Pat Sands, Ronda Ryan , Kathy Gregg, Janic·e Conrad , Cindy Oltman , Sandy Moeller, S usie Chilen , Kathy Tramel, Linda Green, Terry Korinek, Nancy Troop, Melinda Robinson . ROW NINE-Connie Bolton , Linda Johnson, Connie Schwindt, Lucinda Chonus kie , Naomi B ee• man, Ann Quinlan , Nancy Hassell , Cheryl Keller , Pam Orth , Nancy Enlow, Chris Grasmick, Linda Playter, Joan Badberg , Joyce Latrom , Candy Mercer, Rita Roberts, Pam Carrier, Sharon Unberger, Lora Aden, Rosemary Stoehr. ROW TEN-Marleen Fuss, Darleen Mozier, Elaine McNeil, Cindy Beers , Stephanie Maser, Susan Schmelter, Shirlee Hahn, Diane Runyan , Nancy Johns , Janet Moran , N a n cy Nix , ·susan Lefferdink, Nancy Hardin , Sitare B. Karagozoglu , Jan Ellis , Barb Hamilton , Linda Mitchell, Cindy Johnson. BACK ROWMargaret McKeechen, Nancy Worrall, Jean Taylor, Pam Garrett, Sherrie Kelly, Kathi Phelps , Jody Weise. Kris Sin key, Jane Bailey , Sally Kimberlin, Nancy Dean, N ancy S h elley, Nancy Wuniba ld , E li zabeth Wilson , Jill Eiche, Martha Gan t, Rosem ary Reed .

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Homecoming attendants, Bill Jennings, Nancy Tinstman, Sally Phelps, and Bob Baldwin, discuss the impressive Homecoming victory and the crowning of the king and queen.

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Tak ing advantage of the g reat music provided by the " Maraude rs" combo are attendants, Nancy Dort, S t eve Mitchell , Kris Swanso n, and Jim D eitem eye r.

Vars ity Cheerleaders-Nancy Dort , Ginge r Flansburg, Sally Phelps , Kris Swanson , Mary Mussen , Pam R ash , and Teri Brady.

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To gather students and help build spirit the cheerleaders organized in and out of school rallies, pep skits, parking lot rallies and a bonfire.

To help create victory spirit for the reserve basketball games five reserve cheerleaders were tapped in November.

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S CLUB-FRO N T ROW-Mr. M iller , sponsor; Steve M itch ell , B ob Kay, Jim Hose nberger. Jim Heents . J im Weaver, Tom K os. John Cunn ingh am , vice-presiden t ; B ill Jennin gs , secretary ; Tom Tidball , treasurer; Dick H awley, presiden t; Tom Hin rls, Mr . Lohrberg , spon sor. ROW TWO-Al Zeman . Tim Burroughs , Bob Solheim , Lynn Focht, Gregg Aksamit, Mark Hergenrader, R on Mor rison , Tiff Tyrrell , Dick Splich al, Bob Baldwin , Ronn B um ga rn er , Larry B are, Tom Bock. ROW T H REE-Todd H alt, Nei l Bickl ey, Bart Denn is, Brad F ergu son, Mike O'Neal , Jim L arson, Jim Deitemeyer, Terry Culwell , John D av is, Bob Duffek. Scott Bru nzel !. ROW FOUR-H ous ton Doan , Jim Koch , Scott Dworak , Pat Moobe r ry , Ron Nels :;n , Craig Lutz, Jon Roberts, Bi ll Lei n be rger , Steve B u rden , Joe Martin , Bill T immerman , Dar ry l Cisn ey . ROW F I VE-Ch ris Kidwell, Bob Adam s , Dave McEwen , D a n Durri e, Harold Gri ffin , D onn K ohl , R ick Gilbert , D an B oren, Mike Fosdick, Bill G u ilford , Mike S h elley, Mi ke Adams , Dave Moessner , Craig Cross. B ACK ROW-Scott Wrigh t , Dave Schmid t , · Jerry Coy, Steve Nootz, B ob Pewthers, Jack Brickson , Ken t Augustin , Paul Benson. Kent Hobson . Pat Border, J im Metz, Lloyd B reth ouwer .

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The election of Homecoming and All-Sports queens was one of the lettermen's main responsibilities. Other duties included init iating new members, roping off the basketball court at the halftime of games and promoting school spirit as well as good sportsmanship.

An S Club Scholarship, financed by program sales and dues, was awarded to the outstanding senior athlete.

S Clu b o ffice rs T om Tid ball , Dick H a wley. Bill J e nnings, a nd J o hn C unningham exhibi t prid e in So uthea st 's previo us a thletic achievem e nts.

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Writing Club Goal-- '66 RUNES Publication

RUNES STAFF - FRONT ROW-Mrs. Ra ssekh , sponsor ; R ich ard Kra nt z, Linda J effr ey, Marcia Golde ns tein, Kathleen Butterick , Cindy Johnson , Robe rt Dalrymple, Connie Drath, Con nie Gibbons, Mrs . Mack , sponsor. ROW TWO-Kay Stipsky, B a rbara Dudek. Barie Schultz, K ay Blazek, Terry Dillworth , Vicki Sch ick, Terry Grasmic k , Caroly n Ch api n , T eri Brady, Chris Reed, Mary Ackerman . ROW T HREE-Cathy Coleman, Andrea W ood, K a ri Ron nin g, Joan Waybrigh t , Sally Olsson, J an et M oran, Nancy Nix, L ind a Grant. Julie Cosier , Melinda. Robinson, Marti Christensen . ROW FOUR-Bud Folsom, Judy Cottrell , Kathy Johnson, Lora Aden, Judy Lieneman .

Cindy Null , Delaine Loewenstein , Sus ie Edwards, Susan Broutm an , S uza nne S impson . ROW FIVE-Dave Buntain , Jim Evinger, Kirsten Tyson , J erry Webman , Fred Regis ter. M argaret Babb, Terry K orinek, K a th y Berkheim, Judy Wright , Molly O'Brien . BACK ROWBa rbara Hamilton, Katha Levine .

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The highlight of the year for the Creative Writing Club came in May with the publication of the 1966 RUNES, Southeast's literary magazine.

Working on the RUNES staff gave Writing Club members an opportunity to put their literary interest to use.

Besides producing the RUNES, Writing Club members sponsored talks

by Karl Shapiro, Pulitzer Prize winner, Neal Copple, a journalism professor at the University of Nebraska, and Mrs. Mary Commers, teacher at Southeast, who discussed Japanese Haiku.

C reative Writing Club officers, Nancy H a rdin , Barbara Hamilton, and Linda Jeffrey, look ove r original works suhmitted for publication in the RUNES.

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Honor Society Tapped under New Policy National Honor Society members were chosen under a new plan developed by a special committee of the Student Council. The new arrangement provides for the selection of membership under four · criteria: scholarship, leadership, service and character.

Four Southeast seniors qualified as semi-finalists in the NHS scholarship program. They were selected on the basis of their PSAT scores.

National Honor Society Scholarship winners, Robert Dalrymple, Dave Buntain, Richard Krantz, and Susan Smith, stock up on the books they are planning to read before entering college next fall.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW-Gary Ewing, Joel Thorson , Gary Davis , Jan Schwieger, Nancy Hardin, Susan Smith, Betty Leavitt, Linda Varvel, Susan McClendon, Terry Dillworth, Barie Schultz, Molly O'Brien, Sally Phelps, Sally Kimberlin, Pam Rash , N a ncy Tinstman, Kris Sinkey, Nancy Dort, Susan Lefferdink, Janet Dorsey . ROW TWO-Mike Worster, Bob Solheim, Dave Van Horn , H a rry Feuerberg, Melvin Goldberg, Richard Krantz , David Stoltzman, Robert Dalrymple, Doug Wismer, Ed Icenogle, Peter Hengstenberg, Mark Bronson , Ilkka Liede, Terry Grasmick, Carolyn Chapin, Ginny Hanson, Susan Jenkins, Nancy Thorne, Marcia Goldenstein, Janet Moran. ROW THREE-Lynda Inman, Pam Garrett, Cindy Johnson , Kay Anderson , Mary Beth Boosalis, Christie Reed , Mary Ackerm a n , Candy Mercer, N ancy Troop , Melodee McPherson , Julie Cosier, Kathy Berkheim , Jackie Hopkins , Sid Pistner, Marti ·Christensen, Phyllis Shannon, Stephanie Scherick , Susan Beachly, Barbara Dudek , Kathy Schooley. BACK ROW-Kris Swanson, Susan Riggle, Pam Carrier, Kathy Ross, Vicki Schick, Stacy James , Elizabeth Wilson, Vicki Nichols, Linda Jeffrey , JoAnn Young, Linda Grant, Ann Quinlan , Larry Bare, John Cunningham , Ron Christensen , D ave Buntain, Virginia Hoxie , Darlene Dirks.

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Southeast debators spent many hours gathering information relative to the 1965-66 National Forensic League topic, "Resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt a program of compulsory arbitration of labor-management disputes in basic industries."

Participation in various tournaments afforded debators an opportunity to gain experience outside the classroom and also to earn points necessary for membership in Forensic League. The debate squad took part in tournaments in Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska.

Future Nurses Gain Valuable Experience Future Nurses of America, an organization designed to give students insight into the many aspects of nursing, proved to be of valuable assistance to its members in planning their careers.

Sponsored by Mrs. Courtney, Southeast school nurse, and Mrs. Faling, the organization hosted speakers, toured hospitals and schools of nursing, and held money-making projects.

Club members also assisted Mrs. Courtney with the various health tests given to all students.

"Will I live?" Linda Green anxiously awaits the decision of future nurses Chris Grasmick , Judy Harvey and Linda Chittenden.

FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA - FRONT ROW-Marcia Wherli, Janice Pivonka , Barbara Lang, Donna Russ, Cindy Henderson, Peggy Handy, Shirley Nord , Nancy Enlow, Peggy McLeod . BACK ROW-Mrs . Courtney, sponsor; Lucinda Chonuskie, Sharon Umberger, Judy Harvey , corresponding secretary ; Linda Green , secretary-treasurer; Linda Chittenden , vice-president; Ch ris Grasmick, president; Janet H arris , Diane Swenson, Gayle West , Rita Roberts .

International Club Sponsors Bermuda Dayi In February International Club sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance, which featured the jugband and the coronation of the king and queen.

Bermuda Day, a money-making project for International Club was held in May. Susan Jenkins, president of International Club and an American Field Se r vice Returnee from Germany, showed her slides of Germany and spoke at one meeting. Many other interesting guest speakers provided the programs at other meetings.

K ing Ri ck M et z a nd Qu eC'n Vi c ki M ohr and their attendants.

L inda Sto lldo rf. B ill Co ndo n, D a n Higgins, a nd T e rry Ko rinek , we re revea lec! during ha lft ime a t the Sadi e Hawkins dance.

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB-FRONT ROW-Mr. H a mmelman , sponsor; Mr. Pearce, sponsor; Lynda Inma n , secretary; Susan Jenkins, president Pat Hicky, vice-president; Marcia Kominsky, treasurer ; Sitare B. K a ragozoglu, Vicki Shick, Terry Dillworth , Barie Schultz, Lin da Faytinger , Marti Christense n . Kathy Johnso n , Judy Wright , Connie Gibbons , Christie Reed , Marilyn Miller .

ROW TWO-Nancy Stier , LeA nn K e rn , Candy Mercer, Rita Roberts , Sue Schmelter, Li nda Grant, Pam Hic key, Mary Kl a necky , Stacy James, Cheryl Artz , Karen Frick, Kay Anderson, Lorraine Birkma nn . Renee Garnett, Cheryl M ason , Carol Blyt he, Kathy Day. ROW THREE-Nancy Dahl, Jeanette Johnson, Carol Smith, M a ry Smiley, Sue McCarthy, Joan Maw, Debbie Mayhew, Kathleen Butte rick , Judy Lie n eman , N a ncy Hohns tein, Kay Stips ky, Cindy Cla rke , Linda Stemper, Janet S tev en s, Sus ie Am a n , Pat P e te r , Linda Schutte, Kathy Quay . ROW FOUR-Sandy Meier, Carol y n M cCord , Sally M cG inty , Connie Robinso n , Virginia Stucky, Mary Klumpp, Nancy Knudsen, K a th y Jolliff , Nancy Gibson , C indy Henderson , Debie Vasholz, Bobbi Cronkite, Lynn Boyer, M ary H a rley , J ea n Pheasant , Linda H a nsen , Mona Stewart , Ellen Schutte, Kathy Nelsen. ROW rlVE- K ar en Collings , Sandra M a lone, Janis Dare, Kathry n Raasch , N a ncy Martens, Sally Evinger. K a thy Voight , Lisa Furr, B a rb Lewis, Debbie Edwards, Randi Cook, Kathy Burden, Lir.da H oward, La urel Gerlach , Jud y Brauch. Janet M a xwell , Ann Hoffma n , Betty Walters. ROW S IX-Carol Ca rlso n , M e linda M cM a hon , P a t Has kin s, Willa Boyd, Marcia Parsons, Kathy Johnson , Susan Diers, Ann H arvey , Diane Peterman, M a rc ia Mather , An n Stovall, Julie Swans on , Nancy Cunningh a m. Nancy Cros by , M a rs h a K a hm , Dia nne D a lton , Jan Schwieger , Dorothy Neill .

ROW SEVE N-Lind a E mbury. Ger ry Hic ks, Trudy Damor , K aren Frischmann, Shelley Thorton , Linda Goldberg. Pam Butt e rfi e ld , Linda Judd , N a ncy Adamson , Jod y Beek, Terry Korinek , Jacq u e Nichol s, Vicki Anderson, Teresa V a nt , P a m Sorre ll. Jud y Newsham, Barb Maca , Michele Gies ick, ivlary Young. BA C K ROW-Carol Hovey, Cindy Arnold, Di a ne Swenson, Marcia Wehrli , Judy Cottrell. Ca rolyn Von Goetz. Susan Holyoke , Ilkka Liede, Dave Moess ner , Steve H anson, Dave La ndi s. H e nry Adams , Tim Burrough s, Dory Marsh , P e te r Hengs tenberg , Mary T idball.

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During semest e r break , Inte rnational Club officers, Marcia K omin sky, S usan J e nkins. L ynda Inman , and Pat Hickey , fo und t h em selves returning to school to begin d eco ra tions for Sad ie Hawkins.

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KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW-Mr. Wilson, sponsor; Tom H inds , Tom Tidball , secretary; Dick Hawley, Tiff Tyrrell , presiden t ; Scott Wright, vice-president; Terry Grasmick, treasurer; Houston Doan, Mr. Ferguson, sponsor. ROW TWO-Dick Splichal , Jim Reents , Rick Windle , Harold La ntz. Ed Icenogle, Al Soshnik , Ed Sands, B ::: b Duffek. ROW THREE-Clayton Miller, Gary Kissel, Mike Edwards, Jim Allgood , Bill Cantin, Joel Thorson , Terry Remigio, Mike Shelley. ROW FOUR-Charlie Hall , Dave Becker, Eldon Dietrich , Allen Lee , Dick Elder, Bill Wiley, Bob Wolfe, Craig Schaefer, Kurt Sonderegger. ROW FIVE- Don Hill, Dave Bu ntain , Jim Evinger, Ter.ry Lang, Mark Bronson, Dave Van Horn, Gary Ewing, John Icenogle . BACK ROW-Jim Mason , Jack Brickson , Steve ·Moses, Craig Taddiken , Bob Woest, Steve Nootz, Dave Schmidt , Bart Denn is , Bob Solheim.

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by Kiwanis, the club emphasized reorganization and an increase in school and community service.

In the area of community service, members participated in "Salvation Army and Muscular Dystrophy fund drives, and sponsored an all-school food drive for needy families.

A major event was the Key Club Carnival, designed to raise money for AFS and other school clubs.

Key Club officers Terry Grasmick, Scott Wright, Tom Tidball, Dick Hawley , and Tiff Tyrrell, and sponsor Mr. Fran Dorais plaster the halls with colo rful poste rs in hopes of a successful project.

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Toys, Recordings Keep Red Cross Active Membership doubled and participation improved as Red Cross increased its role among Southeast clubs.

Two major projects the Red Cross undertook this year were collecting and repairing toys for the Winnebago Indian children and recording books for the blind. The organization also assembled a s.crapbook for a school in South Africa to continue communication with a former Southeast AFS student.

R eco rding a hook fo r the blind are R ed Cross offic ers, Nancy Hardin , Mark White, and Carole Shelley.

RED CROSS-FRONT ROW-Carole Shelley, Don ja Cleavenger , J u dy W un n ibald , M ary Bly, J oan Mau , D ebbie Irons, Candy Mercer , R ita Roberts, Nancy H a rdin , Mary Kay Quin la n , Janet Moran , N a n cy Nix , Mark W hi te . R OW T W O-Kath a Levine, P at Hickey, Sally O lsson , Carolyn Chapin, Connie Drath, Mary DeV ri es , Sitare Buyuk K a ragozoglu , M elodee M cPh erson , Linda J effr ey, B a rba ra H a milton, Mary Kl anecky , Terry Grasmick . ROW THREE- Kath y Dreith , P am H ickey , Ja n Schwieger , Ch e ryl Ar tz, Cindy H en de rson , N ancy Fisch e r , Kathy John son , Lora Aden, Betty Leavitt, J u lie Cosie r , K athy G riffis, D ave Va n H orn . R OW FOU R-S t epha nie Scherick , Susan Edwards. M a rci a Komins ky, Kathy Be rkh eim , D ebbie V ash olz, Mari ly n Mille r , S u san Lefferd ink , S usan Brou tm an , Cin.d y Lingenfe lder . Terry Korinek , Nancy Troop , John Icenogle. B ACK R OW-S h aron P inke r ton, Pam H asti ngs , K ay Stipsky , Ann Quinla n , JoAnn Youn g, Nancy Gibson, Ch eri Go rh a m , Patty Avard , Ronda Ryan , W m. Ch arles J ohnson , R oger Johnson .

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SYNKRA-KNIGHTS - FRONT ROW-Karen Whitesell, vice-president; Pam Carrier, Teresa Vant, Debbie Magee, Sarah Olson, Jody Wiese, Lynne Smith, Jan Christensen, Pam Rash , Cindy Wagner. BACK ROWMolly O 'Brien, president; Kay Calkins, Sara Bookstrom, Carolyn McCord , Leslie Shaw, Gwen Hlava, Stacy James, Nancy Worrall, Sally Kimberlin, Sally Phelps.

Synkra-Knights Take 'This Ole Riverboat' 'Gay nineties' costumes and music from a player piano set the mood as Stacy James, Jim Deitemeyer, Nancy Thorne, Jim Yost, Sally Phelps and John Cunningham participate in the boy-girl act, "Honky-Tonk A Go-Go."

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SYNKRA-KNIGHTS - FRONT ROW-Nancy Brickson, Cindy Henderson, Sandy Meier, Ann Hoffman , Jane Hansen , Linda Lampshire, Cindy Johnson, Terry Robel, Kathy Hunt, Nancy Tinstman, treasurer. BACK ROW-Mrs. Kathy Jurgens, sponsor; Sue Stiner, Nancy Cunningham , Terry Dillworth, Nancy Thorne, Martha Gant, Cheri Gorham , Mary Moreland, Gretchen Hedge, Sue Christiansen, Kathy Schooley, secretary.

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Boo! The Villain (alias Sue Stiner) plunges into the water in hot pursuit of "The Hero."

With all members participating, "Last Stop New Orleans" ends the 1966 Synkra-Knights show.

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"Fabulous Four Farces," Bob Wolfe, Scott Wright, Clarke Faulkner and Bill Wiley, perform popular songs with a folk music flair.

Suzanne Simpson, Linda Varvel and Rosemary Reed effectively capture the tragic mood of junior Tracy Dalton's original play, "The Lonely Sea and the Sky."

'A Thousand and One Knights' Provides Seven graceful senior boys exhibit faultless style as they perform their interpretation of the ballet "Swan Lake."

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Consisting of Bill Cantin, Larry Grams , Gary Davis, Dave Moessner, Jim Lefler, and Joel Thorson (not pictured) , award-winning " Jamaica Brass" offers a spirited rendition of the popular song "A Taste of Honey."

Amusement for All An abundance of Southeast talent was displayed at this year's Nite of Knights, "A Thousand and One Knights." Emcees Terry Grasmick and Ed Icenogle entertained audiences between acts and kept the annual variety show going smoothly.

Musical acts ranging from folksinging to songs from the 1920's provided a large part of the entertainment. Drama tic acts, skits and a ballet by senior boys added variety to the show.

The Best Act Award was presented to the "Jamaica Brass," an instrumental group doing their own interpretations of several popular songs.

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Many hours of rehearsal under Director Paul Austin proved well worthwhile as band and orchestra members participated in various activities during the year. The band added an energetic spark to football and basketball games, participated in assemblies and parades, and sponsored Southeast's annual variety show, Nite of Knights.

Orchestra members were kept busy entertaining at vespers and public concerts, and attending various music clinics. In addition, the orchestra provided the instrumental background for Southeast's annual operetta.

With unending enthusiasm, the pep band bolstered school spirit throughout the sports seasons.

School Year

BAND-FRONT ROW-Dennis Heyen , Gene Bourne , D aryl Cisney , Jan Harris, Connie Bolton , Jim Edington, Darlene Dirks , Paula Hadden , Debbie Mayhew , Ann Sakai, Jackie Hopkins. Mona Stewart, Bla ke Rowlison , Sharon Umberger , ROW TWO-Kent Augustin . Tony M a nthey. Charles McIntos h , Georgia Schmidt , Neal Bachman , Cathy Gregg , M a rcia Parsons, Bob Dye. Ilkka Liede. Bill Cantin, John Tavlin , Don Bush , Dick Sonderreger. Mike Barne tt. Al L ee . E ldon Davis . Naomi Beeman . ROW THREE-,Tudv Duerschner, Charles Hall , Nancy Martens . Nancy Evans. Linda Johnson. Rav Thompson . Bruce Baker , V/ood y Weil age, Rich Rumbaugh. Floyd Parks. Jim Hlava, Gary Way. Linda Jones , P a t Peters , Gary Davis .

Jud y Schwa rtz , Rich Ronning . Curt Kimba ll, Bruce Bottlinger , Mr. Austi n , Ed Icenogle. ROW FOUR-Tom Houtchens . Paula Kokesch , Camilla Diers. John Mahaffy, Bill Brethouwer , Marshall Cameron , Jim Wilken. L arry Grams , ,Tim Lefler.

Jim Carrier , Erik Anderson , Ed Bullock , Ed Van Vliet , Larry Hartman . Ri chard Tatum, Steve Holman, Alan Boye , Bryce Ande rson, Jim Strobel. ·

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Musical Accomplishments to be Rewarding Production of the operetta, "Annie Get Your Gun", was the highlight of the year for choir members. Building sets, gathering costumes, and learning lines and songs to perfection was hard work, but well worth the effort.

Always eager to perform, the choir, directed by Mr. John Cole, took part in assemblies, vesper concerts and the City-Wide Choral Festival.

C HOIR- FRONT ROW - M a ry B e th B oosalis, K a th y J ohnson , Ca ro l Andrews, N a ncy Tintsm a n , C indy W a gn e r , She rrie K e lly, Cindy Null , P a m R ash , Sa ll y Ph elps, Sa ll y Kimbe rlin , J ody Wi ese, Suzy W es te rv elt , K a thi e G riffis, Karen Fric k, Sue Chilen , Vicki Mohr, Teri B ra <l y, Joyce L a trom , Ca nd y M erce r , Rit a R obe rts, Ann Ge rard . ROW T WO-Che ri G orh a m , N a ncy Carlson , M elodee M cPh e rs on , Ave ry W oods, Che ry l A ll e n , L y nda Inm a n , R o nda R ya n , S us ie Jenkin s, M a ry Kl a nec ky. R osem a ry R eed , N a ncy Nix , N a ncy D ea n , J a ckie Hoenig , Vi c ki H eggen , S us ie Ri ggle, C ind y Lingenfe lde r , S h a nn o n Corga n , K a ren G ross, M a ry Ac ke rm a n , Jill Eich e, K ay Anders on , Chris W a lte rs, S ara h Musselm a n , S h e rl ay ne L ehi. Mr. C ol e. ROW T HREE-M a ry Atkins, P a m G lase r , M a ry Mussen, K ay Bla zek , Bob P ewth e rs, H a rry Sewa rd , Ann Walco tt, Linda ,Je ffr ey , Ginn y H a nso n , Vicki Schi ck. Li gzie Wilso n , N a ncy S he ll ey, Cindy J ohns on ,. C hris Grasmi c k , J a mie Willia m s, Rosem a ry S toehr , M a ri jean H a ll . S teve R eed, Jim R eents, Tim Burroughs, P a ul R e ulancl , Rob S chupba ch . ROW FO U R - Al a n Sasse , B o b H oll oway , R o nn Bumga r<ln e r , B ob B a ldwin Dic k K rohm e r, Da n Durri e. Steve O s bo rn , S teve D a vis, D a ve L a ndis, .J e ff G reenwa ld . Jim R ose nbe rge r . D ave V a nHo rn , Bi ll Wil ey, H enry Ad a m s, T om H ayes, Al a n S pe nce r , D a n Trombla , Ri ck Barbe r, Dennis D et hl e fs, Doug Brown, John C id lik. S teve M itc he ll. R oger Hill e , .Jim Yes t. Tiff T y rrell . B AC K ROW- ,Jon Furre r , Al Haack , D a n W e rnin g , B a rry M a nn . Boh P renos il.

'66 Operetta After many disagreements, Annie Oakley (Liggzie Wilson) and Frank Butler (Jim Yost) admit that "falling in love is wonderful." .....,_

Dolly Tate (Jill Eiche) pleads with Sitting Bull (Steve Davis) to spare her scalp while Charlie Dave nport (Tim Burroughs) steadies the victim.

Tommy Keller (Dave Landis) and Winnie Tate (Shirley Kess) spend a tender moment together after a long separation .

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Brings Comedy, Romance to L. S. E. Stage "Oh ya cain't git a man with a gun!" With this in mind, sharpshooter Annie Oakley set out to win the attention of handsome Frank Butler, and the stage was set for the Advanced Choir's presentation of 'Annie Get Your Gun'.

Under the direction of John Cole and Max Bunker the various phases of the show were co-ordinated. A variety of musical selection with orchestral accompaniment, lively choreography and light-hearted comedy combined to make the musical a success.

"That's mi ghty purty shootin'," exclaims Foster Wilson ( Bob Solheim) , hotel proprietor, on examining Annie's victim. Annie's sisters Minnie (Pam Rash ) .

Nellie (Susie Westervelt) and J essie (Vicki Mohr). and brother , Little Jake (Henry Adams) , stand by to le nd moral support to her.

'Tm an Indian too , a Sioux ," sings Annie as she tries to imitate the intricate footwork of the Indian dancers.

GIRLS GLEE-FRONT ROW-Anne Stovall , Nola McClellan , Mary Yetman, Nancy Schaefer , Pam Fitzwater, Michele Chres tensen, Judy Newsham , Pam Findley , Susie Lindburg , B a rba ra Lang, Susie Aman, Kathy Ferguson , Rosemary F ulcher, Katy Jones, Pam Sorrell, Lorraine Knudtson, Linda Cantin, Cindy Kutzer, Jan et Stevens , Cathy Phelps , Jane Muss elman , M aria n Bra ndt, Jackie Oltrogge, Nancy G ibson, Cindy Johnson , Linda Hoy. ROW T WO-Carole Shelley, Judy Reuland, Nancy Butz , Linda Schwindt, Pat Lewis, T eresa Vant, Diane Swenson, Candy L egg , Susie B ai r; Chris Johnson , Lois Scott, Linda Stolldorf, Louise Stapleton, Cathy Unger, Linda Lampshire, Jody Holmq uist, Peggy McCloud, Gail Moats, Sandy M eyer , Cindy C lar ke , Linda Stemper, Nancy E ngler , Sharon Pinkerton, Nancy Brolyer, M a x Bunker; director. ROW THREE-Kathy McCla in , Sandy Colin , Cathy Barger, Jean Pheasast, Carol Blythe, Pam Exon , K athy H ovelsrud, Janice Pivonka, Paula Jones, M ary Morela nd , P a m Hil ton, Debbie Vasholz, J anet M axwell , Nancy Nea l, Verna Kenner, Vickie Anderson, Cathy M agee , Michele Giesick, Cathy Fickle, Kay Stipsky , Melanie Bates , M a ry Dean, Ka th y Larson , Mary Harley, A nn Hoffman , N a n cy Nolon, B arb Maca . BACK ROW-Ka thy Burnett, Vickie Bouwens , S usan Kru ger , Leslie H eilig, Kirsten Tyson, Mary Cam pbell , Gretchen H edge, W illa B oyd, Cathy H a llberg, K a th y W atts, Lynn Boyer, Ruth Frasier, Carol Smith, R enee Garnett, K athy Humble, Linda Varvel, Virginia Binge r , Cindy Henderson , Lynda Schorr , M ary Gunderson, Mary Allard, Donna Russ, Sandy M eier, Colleen Gutgsell , Roxanne Turner , Susan H ennessey, N an cy Loerch .

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Marijean H a ll, Cindy W a gner, Susan ,J e nkins, J a n Smayda, Rosem a ry Stoehr , Rond a Ryan , Jill Eiche. BACK ROW-Leland Sasse, Scott Wright , Steve O s born . Cla rk e Faulkner , Jim Yost , Bill Wil ey, Jim Edington , Steve D avis, Tom M cCown , Ga ry Davis, D ave W eyh ra uch , S ta n Ewing , Gretchen H eclge .

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Colorful decorations and music by the "Jags" combo provided the setting for the 1965 Junior-Senior Prom. The decorations, effectively carrying out the theme "A Royal Night," transformed the boys' gym into a medieval castle.

Highlighting the Prom was the announcement of 'the Royal Court and the crowning of the king and queen.

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ROYA L COURT. - F RONT R O W - Sha wn S eac rest . page ; John C unningh a m . Kin g; G inge r F la nsburg . Queen ; Sall y T horne, page. B AC K R OW Dick H aw ley, Bill ,Je nnin gs, T iff Ty rrell , K ris S wa nson, Na ncy H a rdi n , Te ri llra<ly .

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Outstate Wins, Tie, Highlight 3-5-1 Mark .

Built around a nucleus of only six returning lettermen, Head Coach Bill Stephenson's Knights compiled a reputable 3-5-1 record. Three decisive wins over outstate foes and a scoreless tie with third-ranked North Platte highlighted a rugged schedule.

Six Southeast standouts were chosen to the All-City Honor Roll. These were Juniors Jon Roberts and Bill Guilford, and Seniors Harold Griffin, Mike O'Neal, Steve Mitchell, and Dick Spichal. Dick Spichal also was chosen to All-State Honorable Mention.

Hard Work and Desire Southeast 0 Southeast 0 Southeast 26 Southeast 6 Southeast 0 Southeast 6 Southeast 26 Southeast 12 Southeast 19

North Platte............... 0 Northeast ..................... 26 Hastings ........................ 0 Fremont ........................ 19 Bellevue ........................ 6 Lincoln High............... 12 Beatrice ........................ 12 Pius X .............................. 40 Grand Island ............ 6

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A staunch Kni ght d efense led by Seniors Dave Feerheusen and Jim Deitemeyer stifles Link back Charles King.

Breaking tackles by stiff-arming and sid e-stepping . . .

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VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW-Tom K os , Jon Rob erts . M ike 0-Nea l. D ave M cEwen . ROW TWO-Bill Lein berger, Larry B are, Scott Dworak , Bill Jen n ings. Pau l M erritt. Pau l B e nson . H a ro ld G riffin , Dave F ee rhusen . ROW THREE-Dick Splichal.

Steve M itch ell , Jim S h a rp , R amon Kohl. Coach Bi ll Stephenson , Ri ch a rd H awley, Dave Stoltzman . Coach Bill Miller, B ob Prenosil, Mark H ergen rader, Paul Harms, Brad Ferguson. ROW FOUR-Ron Morrison. Tiff Tyrrell. Jim Ri senberger, B ob Kay, Tom B ock, Greg Aksamit , Ron N elson , Bill G uilford , Dan Durrie, Jim D e item eyer . BACK ROW-Cra ig Lutz . P a t Mooberry, Jim Delp , Bob Solheim.

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Junior Jon Roberts and Senior Tom Kos each ran for three touchdowns and Kos also threw five passes for tallies. The longest touchdown of the season was a 55-yard ramble with a pass interception by Junior Ronnie Nelson.

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Football--A Synthesis of Fall Activities Football players strive for personal satisfaction and school glorification.

Cheerleaders and pep club quest for that intangible ingredient - spirit. Students show support by being faithful followers at pep rallies, games and bus migrations. The marching band, concession sellers, apprehensive coaching staffs, and the grandeur of Homecoming all helped to synthesize the many diverse facets of a football season.

Junior End Bill Guilford secures assistance from Coach Bill Miller as Dr. Dwight Cherry looks on.

Cheerleaders actuate enthusiasm from Knightette section.

RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW-Dan Hartm im , Joe Martin , Tom Flack , Larry Feerheusen, Norm Hill , Tom Hayes, Gary Eckhard, Steve Wright , Dick H ergenrader, Bill Loerch, Mike Ch a rnicki , Gary Keele. ROW TWO-Keith Walker, Steve Koser, David Rodgers , Roger Maxey, Gary Lutman, Paul T homas, T im Mercer, Steve Bakk, Roger Nelsen, Bill Wiley, Larry Wiedman, Stu Sims. BACK ROW-Coach Ch a rles Gordon, Lee Merritt, Bob Pewthers, Jeff Elliott, Bob Peterson , Dick E lder , Tom Dworak , Tom Een, Roger Nelson , Dick Beard, John B ecker, Terry Gillispie, Coach Dean Sell.

Reserves, Sophomores Prepare for Future Wins over Northeast and Hastings and a tie with a tough Lincoln High squad highlighted the reserve season.

Coach Charles Gordon noted the fine efforts of Paul Thomas, Stu Sims, Steve Bakk, and Joe Beard, which were rewarded with positions on the varsity.

Southeast's 1965 Sophomore football squad battled to a 2-1-2 season.

Noting the balance of this year's team, Coach Bob Lohrberg praised the good play of Bruce Wilson, Jim Cleven, Doug Manton, and Bruce Monson.

SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW-Rick Dolk, Rick Messman , Paul H endricks, Jim Sasse, Les McIntosh , Don Fuller, Bob Frake r , Tim Stewar t, Mike Arter, Bob G reen, J ohn Aitken , Doug Manton , Terry Riegert. ROW TWO-Terry Richten , R od Yokel, Tom Holman , Dan Morgan , Dick Otoupalik, Jim C leven, M arcis Upeslacis, Tom McCown , Joey Roberts, Bruce Monson, Phil Tegele r , John Salestrom, Audie Wise, Doug Ebel. BACK ROW-Coach Dennis Puelz, Trey Fink, Tom D eitemeyer, D ave Jesperson, Craig El!io tt, Craig Morton, Bob Dunova n , Steve H a ll , Bruce Wilson, Chuck S~th, Barry Lostroh, Tim Hedberg, Alan McCracken , Coach Boh Lohrberg .

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CROSS COUNTRY T E AM-Ga ry Fos te r. D e nni s Duckwo rth . L o nni e H o n eyc utt , Jim Coy . Eri k Anderson , John Mahaffy , Pat Border, Jim Sch a ffer, Bill Timme rm a n . D a ry l C is n ey . Jim M e tz, D ave M oessn e r . Ke nt Augus tin , Jim L a rson , N ~al B ickley, Coach Roy Churchill .

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Winning the Trans-Nebraska meet and placing second in the city meet rewarded the squad for its 230 miles of running during practices.

Coach Roy Churchill praised state tournament qualifier Neal Bickley and also Jim Larson, Kent Augustin, and Dave Moessner for their efforts.

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For a Respectable District Runner-up Finish Senior John Cunningham springs for a tip-in.

Senior defensive stalwarts Bill Jennings and Steve Deurmyer join to blanket a Pius cager high and low.

Junior Bill Guilford drills a nifty left-handed hook against Northeast in a tough Intra-city battle.

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Second Place District Finish L.S.E. 57 Beatrice ..................68 High Scorer - Deitemeyer...... 12 L.S.E. 50 Northeast ............74 High Scorer - Tyrrell..................... 14 L.S.E. 52 Fremont .................. 56 High Scorer - Guilford................. .17 L.S.E. 70 Pius X .....................63 High Scorer - Culwell.....................16 L.S.E. 64 Lincoln High ......66 High Scorer - N elson ..................... 19 L.S.E. 83 Grand Island ......61 High Scorer - Deitemeyer......15 L.S.E. 56 Creighton Prep ......80 High Scorer - Nelson .....................10 L.S.E. 72 Hastings ...............57 High Scorers-Deitemeyer, Culwell......14 L.S.E. 56 Bellevue .....................61 High Scorer - Nelson .................... .18 L.S.E. 45 Northeast ............ 74 High Scorer - Guilford ..................10

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L.S.E. 69 North Platte ......56 High Scorers - Deitemeyer, Cunningham......13 L.S.E. 55 Lincoln High ......61 High Scorer - Deitemeyer...... 17 L.S.E. 58 Sioux City Central 78 High Scorer - Cunningham ......12 L.S.E. 54 Pius X .....................65 High Scorer - Culwell ..................... 13 L.S.E . 72 Nebraska City 57 High Scorer - Guilford..................18 L.S.E. 39 Boys Town ........ .85 High Scorer - Thomas .................. 11

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A crescendo of coaching savvy, synchronized team effort, and zealous school support peaked at district tournament time as the Knight basketball squad finished runner-ups.

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RESERVE B AS KETBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW-Dan Kubick, D oug Weber, Tim Willits, Oscar Cossio , Bob Morton , Steve Moser, Randy Smith . TOP ROW-Manager Roger Zajicek , Tom Deitemeyer, Stu Sims, Doug Manton , Roger Ryman , Roger Maxey, Scott Kennedy , Don Hill, Coach Dennis Pueltz.

Reserves and Sophomores Key for Future Though young and inexperienced, t he Knight reserve basketball team posted a respectable 6-10 record. Built on the nucleus of only three juniors and eleven sophomores, the squad improved greatly as the year progressed. Earning praise from Coach Pueltz were Junior Don Hill and Sophomore Randy Smith.

A young and inexperienced sophomore basketball squad improved through the season and earned a 4 and 5 mark. Coach Wayne Bates noted a team weakness in freethow shooting but praised the consistently good play of Mark Oppegard, Tim Hedberg, and Steve Moser, who were all rewarded with positions on the reserve team.

SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM-Standing left, Coach Wayne Bates. FRONT ROW-Mike Epp , John Salestrom , Paul Hendricks , Jim Sasse. ROW TWO-Roge r Severin, Trey Fink , John Larsen, Lee Grotelueschen , Scott Young , Rick Windle. BACK ROW-Roger N elson, Terry R eigert , Bob G reen, Mark Oppegard .

Four State Records Surpassed by Knights The Southeast swim team successfully retained the state swimming title for the eighth consecutive season. The Knights share the crown with Westside, each t allying 78½ points. Four records fell to the team as Dave Schmidt, Stan Ewing and the freestyle relay team bettered existing state marks.

The strong squad easily won four dual meets, the city meet and the T rans-Nebraska meet during the year.

Tom Tidball butterflies well ahead of the field .

SWIMMING TEAM-FRONT ROW-Kevin Popp, Bob Adams , Dave Schmidt, Scott Wright, Jack Brickson, Al Zeman , ,Jerry Coy , Tom Houtchens. ROW TWO-Mike Zeman. ROW THREE-Coach John Reta , Manager John Tavlin , L es Zadina, Tom Tidball , Todd Hall, Steve Nootz, Chris Kidwell , Rick Gilbert, Bob Baldwin , Jim Roberts . BACK ROW-Assis tant Coach Don Copas , George Joy , Dave Weins tein , Bruce Magee, Kent Hobson , John Alden , Rick Van Lan dingh am, Stan Delair, Jim Mason, Stan Ewing.

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Left, David Schmi d t Tom Tidball and Stan Ewing build up their legs with kickboards.

As Eighth Straight Swim Crown Captured Junior Dave Schmidt races against the clock on way to the state mark in the 100-yard backstroke.

1966 SOUTHEAST STATE SWIMMING RECORDS 100-yard Breaststroke Stan Ewing 1:04.2 200-yard Individual Medley Dave Schmidt 2:06.6 100-yard Backstroke Dave Schmidt 57.1 400-yard Freestyle Relay Tom T idball, Jerry Coy, Steve Nootz, Rick Gilbert 3:29.2

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Bob Pewthers completed the season as the winningest wrestler with fifteen triumphs while Dick Splichal emerged with only three losses, the fewest number on the team.

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WRESTLING TEAM-FRONT ROW-AI Spen cer, Steve Hanson, Craig Schaefer, Tim Burroughs , John Bres low , Mike Adams, Mike Shelley, Don Stucky, Bob Pewthers . ROW TWO-Don Fuller, Don Jorgenson , Phil Tegler, Tom Een , Dick Splich~l, Paul Benson, Joe Martin, Chris Holdren, Bill Bronson, Rick Elliott. BACK ROW-Assistant Coach Roy La uderblade, Barry Hocbler , Gene Baskin, Jeff Elliott, Bryan Butler, Jerry Brockmeier, Bill Timmerm ·m , Ted Boyer, Jerry Kelle , Roger Brill , Jim Strobel , Tom Jett , Coach Gail Baum.

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G YM NASTI CS TEAM- FRONT ROW-Bob Short, Steve Burden, Alan Hartley , Bill Leinberger, Steve Yates, J im E dstrom. SECOND ROW-Tom Hinds, K eith Walker, Bill Wallace, Ray Hall, Mike Edwards, P aul Boren, Rick McComb , Jim Cox, Coach Arthur Hillman.

BA.CK ROW-Les M cIntosh , Tony Manthey, Barry Lostroh , D a n Boren , Ken Bingenheimer, Tom Boren , Dennis Mille r , R ick Muenchau , Dan Blythe .

nights Repeatedly Dominate Statistics Despite being plagued by recurrent injuries all season, Southeast gymnasts nabbed seventh place in the state meet.

Led by the talented senior duo of Jim Hutchin son a nd Dan Boren , the Knights captured five dual meets and finished third in the Trans-Nebraska meet . The gymnasts were confronted with stiff competition in the city.

Senior Gymnast Jim Hutchinson combines a cute coo rdination with long hours of practice.

Balancing high on the rings, Senior Gymnast Allen Hartley exhibits agility and form.

Thine/ads Look to Challenging City Meet Self-discipline is the call word for Knights thin-clads. Coach Churchill's runners looked forward to this season with much more enthusiasm than any other year. This year's senior returning lettermen Gregg Aksamit, Terry Culwell, Bill Jennings, Mark Hergenrader and Jim Reents led the team toward the city meet with juniors Bob Pewthers, Bill Leinberger and Sophomore Bruce Monson supporting the team effort.

Coach Churchill predicted a donnybrook in city meets, indicating the team will improve with competition.

Senior trackmen Terry Culwell and G. E. Breed move indoors to do their isometric exercises on a rainy practice afternoon.

TRACK TEAM - FRONT ROW-Jim Reents, Jim Larson, Bob Morton, Mark Bronson, Bob Becker, Gale Breed, Bill Loerch , Gary Foster, Jerry Huggins, Mark Tallman, Jim Firestone, Dave Collins, Bruce Wilson, Paul Boren, Bill Bronson, Gregg Savery, Tom Goeschel, Jerry Coy, Alan McCracken, Bill Timmerman , Ed Wegner. ROW TWO-Steve Frederick, Tim Blythe, Bob Short, Steve Papenfuss, Tim Kincaid, Kent Augustin, John Plaszay, Greg Spray, Jerry Muncy, Tim Willits, Bill Wiley, Neil Bickley, Bill Koch, Jim Schaffer, Bill Meyer, Dave Weyrauch, Ernest Shaw, Dick Elder, Dave Moessner, Keith W'alker.

BACK ROW-Gregg Aksamit, Tom Een, Steve Schaefer, Don Hill, Lynn Focht, Don Bush, Phil Tegeler, Larry Mahaffy, Bruce Monson, Mark Hergenrader, John Davis, Jim Metz, Chris Holdren, Bob Morton, Bill Jennings, Ron Christensen, Mike O 'Neal, Terry Culwell, Coach Roy Churchill.

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Knight distance runners put forth 100 per cent effort m preparation for upcoming track meets.

Varsity high-jumper Greg Aksamit clears the bar during a practice session.

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VARSITY BASEBALL- FRONT ROW-Ken Rownd, Steve Moser, Trey Fink , Tom Hayes , Jon Roberts, Steve Russell, Bob Kay. ROW TWO-Les Zadina, Lee Grotelueschen, Dave McEwen, Gary Davis, Dick Hawley , Pat Mooberry, Dick Henderson. BACK ROW-Coach Charles Gordon, Charles Chubb, Jim Deitemeyer, Tom Tidball, Harold Griffin, Tom Kos, Steve Mitchell , Rick Metz, Coach Bill Stephenson.

Lee Grotelueschen waits for a better ball as he lets this pitch go through to Les Zadina.

Senior letterman Dick Hawley makes a valiant attempt to nab a grounder at a practice session.

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Catcher Les Zadina is ready to catch the ball but Jon Roberts connected solidly for a base hit.

Coach Charles Gordon's Varsity Baseball team showed promise during spring drills. A fine crop of seniors led by two-year letterman and captain Tom Tidball and many juniors and sophomores formed the Knights' hopes to improve on last season's 4-5 mark.

Players destined to see plenty of action included lettermen Tom Kos, Steve Mitchell, Jon Roberts, Jim Dietemeyer, and Dick Hawley, and underclassmen Pat Mooberry, Lee Grotelueschen, Steve Moser, and Trey Fink.

Third baseman Tom Tidball is ready to catch a hardhit line drive in an after-school practice session.

RESERVE BASEBALL - FRONT ROW-Dick Beard, Bob Dunovan, Tom Flack, Paul Hendricks, Jim Sasse, Mark Oppegard. ROW TWO -Cha rles Gardener, Ben Collier, Bob Parker, Bud Olsson, Don Jorgenson , O scar Cossio, Roger Severin. BACK ROW-Coach Charles Go rdon, John Becker, Roger Nelson, Tom McCown, Randy Smith, Terry Riegert, Randy Thompson, Coach Bill Stephenson.

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With only two lettermen returning from last year's 6-1 squad, competition among the 41 boys out for tennis was keen for the top berths.

Coach Jerry Trimble looked to lettermen Jim Weaver and Bob Duffek for team leadership but noted that the addition to the team of foreign exchange student Illka Liede proved beneficial.

Senior veterans Ron Sconyers and James Cole and Junior Jim Bergland provided fine back-up strength.

VARS ITY TENN IS TEAM-FRONT ROW- J im Weave r , James B e rgl u nd . BA CK ROW- Bob Duffek , Coach Trimble, Illka Lied e.

Competition Brings Outstanding GolfTearn With Juniors Bart Dennis and Scott Brunzell the only returning lettermen, Coach Paul Austin relied heavily on the depth provided by reserves.

Seniors Charley Davies, Bob Baldwin, Steve Noo'tz and Al Soshnik also vied for varsity status throughout the season. Competition was always keen as underclassmen played their best.

Y /\HSITY GOLF SQUAD-Kneeling : B a rt D ennis. S tanding: Scott Brunzel!, Steve Nootz, Ch a rley D a vies, Coach Paul Aus tin .

GOLF TEAM-Doug W ismer , Al Soshn ik, D ou g B rown , T e rry Gr asmick , H a rry Feuerberg, Terry T y ler , Tom D eitem eyer.

lntramurals Provide The boys' intramurals program was greatly stepped up this year due to an increase in staff supervision. Intramural Director Al Karle noted that more teams were able to play because both Howard Mitchell and himself were able to work with the program full-time.

The IDC's, intramural football champs, easily defeated Lincoln High en route to the city extramural title.

The intramural sports included flag football, basketball, swimming, softball, track and volleyball.

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Sitting: Tom Boren, Jim Hutch inson, Ron B umgarner.

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The program included basketball, volleyball,. and a tennis tournament.

Int ramural Director Kathy J urgens noted that the addition of field hockey t o the program in the fall should stimulat e greater interest.

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Are they helping each other shoot a basket? Sometimes it's hard to tell wh at's h a ppening w}wn t he action is at full speed in intramural basketball games.

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It's a fight to the end in Leon's Food Mart, Winthrop and Ryons. Our Trix rabbit, Melodee McPherson, struggles to get a box of Trix as Susie Davidson yells, "Trix are for kids!"

Only fine foods are always found at Leon's.

If you're a mad artist or just a weekend dabbler, Ed Smith's Art and Hobby Center, 1320 South, has just the right supplies.

Lynne Smith and Rita Jacobs found all their art needs at Ed Smith's. Why don't you?

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Whether you want a Beatle cut or a crew cut Gateway Barbers at Gateway Shopping Center will serve you with skill and in style. Just follow Bob Wekesser's good example, and for a short cut to a good cut go Gateway!

It's straight to Starview Outdoor Theater, 50th and Vine, for the best entertainment.

Just ask Kathy Burden, Dave Van Horn, Don Stucky, or Mary Tidball - they'll tell you that Dubinsky Brothers Theaters are tops!

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"Lead us to a yard," say Sandy Campbell and Craig Lutz as they show off their gardening aids from Campbell's Nursery, 2342 S. 40th.

Make Campbell's your first st op this spring for all your lawn and garden problems.

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Jan Smayda is explaining the inner workings of the 1966 Barracuda's engine to bewildered Susie Jenkins and Liggzie Wilson. All they need to do is ask one of the friendly Got/ reds on Motor Co mpany salesmen. At 4 714 Prescott, Gotfredson's is the Plymouth center in Lincolnland.

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Ed Sands, Bob Simon, and Stu Sims listen to an old Indian friend as he explains that Standard M eat Market products are really superior. Located at 16th and 0, Standard carries the very best in wholesale beef, and only the finest restaurants, institutions, and hotels use Standard supplies!

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Where do hungry athletes and their dates eat after a close game? Terry Culwell, Connie Gibbons, Christie Reed, and Dan Boren say that Tillman's Sunny brooke, Winthrop Road and South, is the height of eating pleasure.

Ilkka Liede, AFS student from Finland, is getting a warm welcome from Vicki Schick.

But then who wouldn't be impressed by N elson Cleaners , 3309 A Street? N elson's always produces quality work with prompt service.

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Steve Burden and Dave Weinstein are trying out their favorites in the music section of International S uper Store, 48th and Leighton. Everything from cameras to cosmetics or clothing is 20 per cent less at Jnternational!

For quality in modern homes in beautiful surroundings, see H. A. Wo lf, 609 Federal Securities Building. Jan Christensen and Pat Stines are preparing Wedgewood for a spring display of fine homes by H. A. Wolf R ealty.

Mary Falloon and Sherry Pinkerton really get excited as they think of the wealth of merchandise they can get for their Community Savings Stamps books. Patronize Lincolnland merchants that give and redeem Blue Stamps.

Looking for just the right gift item? Take Roger Maxey's advice and shop College View Pharmacy, 3947 South 48th. Gifts, medicines, or school supplies - the very finest are always to be found at College View Pharmacy .

As graduation approaches, Harry Feuerberg and Claudia Wilson inspect fine watches and class rings at Steven Credit Jewelers, 1338 0 St. Your credit is always good there, so why don't you open an account today?

Bill Cantin rides high as he gets a trim at Piedmont Barbers, Piedmont Shopping Center, Cotner and A Streets. For the finest in haircuts, make your appointment right now at Piedmont Barbers, and saddle up!

Jim Mowbray and Jim Cox observe the world from behind the windshield of a 1966 Buick Riviera. LeSabres, Gran Sports, and Wildcats can be seen at Mowbray Buick, 421 N. 48th. Mowbray's service is also tops!

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Whether you bowl singles or doubles, Ruth Kaufman and Bill Davis know that Parkway Lanes, 2555 S. 48th, always serves your purpose best. In addition, Parkway has a varied selection of bowling balls, bags, and shoes.

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Even Ben Franklin, alias Katha Levine, would do his shopping at Ben Franklin's. Located in the Piedmont Shopping Center at Cotner and A, Ben Franklin's carries only the best in a wide range of gift and school items.

Pam Exon can be found busy typing away in the new lower level showroom of J. J. Exon Co., 23rd and O Streets. Pam knows that only t he very latest in office equipment and accessories are found at Exon's.

Even if your car is of 1932 vintage, Rick Barber and Harry Seward discover that Sheridan Co noco, 392 5 Sheridan Blvd., can still give your car expert attention. Remember them for all your service station needs.

Thinking of raiding a refrigerator? Martha Christensen finds it easy with a new, large capacity refrigerator from Christensen's, 11th and M Streets. Modern appliances from Christensen's serve best in modern homes.

Shocked to find herself as a TV-Radio technician, Laurel Gerlach decides to let Sperry TV, 2110 South 14th, handle the job. Call 434-4383 for quick service on all types of TV sets and other electrical equipment.

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In the market for a new sweater or sports coat? Set your sails for 1127 R St. and The Captain's Walk. Mike Fosdick and Tom Boren know that style sails high at The Captain's Walk, the campus fashion center for boys.

It seems as though Mike Edwards is up in the air at United Supply and Rents, 29th and A, because Leanne Beers likes to test equipment before renting it. Always rent or buy from United Supply for satisfaction guaranteed.

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Ginger Flansburg admires a beautiful floral arrangement from T y rrell's Floral Shop and Greenhouse, 1133 N. Cotner. T y rrell's has everything from corsages to gift items to party decorations just waiting for you!

Delaine Loewenstein is hoping her "bagging" technique will help Bruce Wilson appreciate the super service at Southside Cleaners 4 702 Prescott. Southside is the place fo; any and all of your cleaning problems.

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Watching a Brunswick pinsetter in action, Cindy Kutzer discovers the real secret of bowling - that Plaza Bowl, 333 N. Cotner Blvd., offers the most in enjoyment. On a date or out alone, stop in at Plaza for a great t ime!

Linda Varvel and Ann Quinlan help with the packaging and boxing at the Weaver Potato Chip plant in the Industrial Park. They know that at Weaver's only top quality ingredients ,Produce the best chips for meals and snacks.

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Interested in a business career? Lincoln School of Commerce, 1821 K, can prepare you in their new facilities. Denie Gant and Kay Blazek take advantage of the speed reading machines in one of many available courses.

Keep right up to date on the latest styles by browsing at Natelson's, Gateway Shopping Center. Susie Salisbury, Jane Hansen, and Julie Swanson find Natelson's a great place to shop for Homecoming dresses along with all their other clothing needs. Visit Lincoln's quality clothing store soon!

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Even the healthy make good use of the newest in patient lifters at Donley-Dort Drug Co., 2421 0 St. Molly Murrell makes light work of lifting Nancy Dort as they agree that high quality supplies are found at Donley -Dort.

A special day coming up? If so, follow the example of Sue Beachly and Linda Grant at Bradfield Drug, Winthrop Road and Ryons.

They carry cards from amusing to serious, and a full line of drug and school needs.

Joan Tomlinson, Linda Faytinger, and Pat Styles tiptoe through the tulips at Azalealand, 37th and Prescott. Beautiful flowers for corsages, boutonnieres, and centerpieces are always specialties at Azalealand.

While Dick Splichal waits impatiently for his pizza, Dave Feerhusen takes a big bite at Pizza King, 5520 South Street . The boys rushed right over after fo otball practice, but you can call 489-6541 anytime to order.

Danny Allen is discussing future insurance coverage with Marcia Kominsky at Banker's Life of Nebraska. Marcia plans to insure her home, car, health, and life with Banker's Life's complete policies, since a new plan guarantees the 16 to 35 age group that they can buy extra insurance later at a low rate. Be sure to check Banker's Life, Cotner and 0, for all your insurance needs.

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Bob Woest and Steve Moses are discussing the features of a late-model car from Central Auto Sales, 1928 0 St. Craig Taddiken just listens patiently, for he knows that the very best used cars in town can be found there.

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As senior picture ti me draws near, Jerry Coy and Kathy Johnson know where to get quality yearbook and billfold pictures. Edholm-Blomgren Photographers, 318 S. 12, add a personal, creative touch to all school or family portraits.

Carole Shelley, Southeast correspondent, checks her column as it rolls off the press at the Sun Newspaper office, North Cotner and Garland. Don't forget Sun Want-Ads for all of your buying and selling needs.

A big appetite and a wide selection combine to give Jerry W ebman all the groceries he can carry at Mohr's IGA , 3534 S. 48. Mohr's has any food you'll ever need, and is open all day Sunday for your convenience.

Del Gould Meats, 120 South 52nd St., takes pride in its service. Larry and Mr. Bud Feerhusen know well that only quality meats are prepared at Del Gould . . Any fine restaurant can be proud to serve outstanding Del Gould beef.

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Roxanne Turner watches as Miss Donna of House of Holloway, 3625 Sheridan, applies her hairstyling skill. For a special occasion or anytime a new hairstyle is in order the place to go is the House of Holloway.

Engrossed in a homework problem, John Icenogle and Ann Beachly stay where all their supplies are available-Nebraska Book Store, 1135 R Street. For the finest in school and art materials, it's smart to shop Nebraska.

The best way to amass a fortune is by saving at Firs t National Bank and Trust Co. , 1201 N St. or 13th and L. Even if you start with only one dollar like Laurel Gerlach and Nancy Cunningham, The First welcomes the account.

Melinda Robinson and Ronn Bumgarner watch closely as DJ Gary Kines writes down their request for a record. At 1480 on the dial, KLMS Radio, 1025 S. 84th, offers the best in all popular music, news, and weather .

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"You meet the nicest people on a Honda," laughs Tom Williams to Julie Cosier. Tom's 160 and Julie's 565 are from Randolph Cycle and Marine, 21st and N St. They carry the complete Honda line, and service them too.

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Stevie Scherich and Margaret Babb have their hair done under Ben's expert instruction at B en Your Hairdress er School of Beauty, 1228 M St. B en's offers quality

preparation to girls interested in cosmetology. Talk to them soon!

"Small, but powerful," comments Fritz Shoemaker as he examines the exciting Chevelle Super Sport 396. The Chevelle, as well as the many other beautiful 1966 Chevrolets, can be seen at DuTeau Chev role t , 18th and O Streets.

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If t he temperature heads up or down, you can go down t o Bry ant A ir Conditioning and H eating , 631 7 Havelock. T hey solve all of your troubles. Just say Debbie and Mr. Fred Sikyta, Kathy Johnson, or Sue T anderup sent you.

D ale Brook Drive-In at 32nd and South serves as the true eating center for both Southeast students and staff. Finding the service quick, the prices reasonable, and the food great are Tom Clover, Tom Hinds, and Rob Schupbach.

Jim Weave r seems puzzled as Steve Deurmyer, tJ ohn Cunningham, and Tom Kos request a life insurance policy to cover their car.

But of course We qvi?T-Mrn ier . 400 First National Bank Bldf .. rak es care of every insurance prnHem .

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As Chuck Furst watches, David Venner points out the features of an attractive home from Schumacher-Venner Realtors, 300 So. 13th.

Schumacher-Venner offers the complete real estate services needed to purchase a home.

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Although cheating isn't in the rule books at Cool Crest Triple Links, 220 No. 48th St. , Paula Jones has found her own way to beat Dave McEwen. Coo l Crest has 36 challenging holes to test your true putting abilities.

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Terry Grasmick knows that girls love pretty surprises, and he is ready to really treat Carolyn Chapin with flowers from Dittmer's Greenhouse, 14th and High, where the very best surprises always seem to originate.

Campus Book Store, 1245 R St., can satisfy anyone's reading desires. Dave Kepler and Nancy Hassell not only get all their books t here, but they've discovered the other fine supplies at Campus Book Store as well.

Debbie Edwards and Mary Smiley are getting a lift from the great service at Smiley's Conoco. Located on the corner of Normal and South Smiley's features the complete line of C~noco products with expert service.

Scott Kennedy explains the great savings in renting a locker to Steve Wehrli at HallKennedy Locker Service, 4025 South 48th St. Supplement your home cold food storage with short term locker rental at Hall-Kennedy.

Looks like Tom Tidball and Bob Hockenbary have turned the tables at Loy d's Drive-In Barber Shop, 3863 South St. For fast service and a good looking trim - from a real barber - make an appointment right now at Loyd's.

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Safer than a sugar bowl? Burton Folsom and Nancy Fischer decide that their money is far more secure in the National Bank of Commerce vault, 13th and 0. Mr. Jack Goodwin explains the checking services also at NBC.

For the "special person" in your life, it's candy from Family Drug, 48th and Van Dorn. As Bob Solheim and Ron Christensen ponder their choices, they know that Family Drug has everything they need for any occasion.

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little kids and big kids a1rn.e enjoy 84th and O Drive-In Theater. The greatest movies are v:-- playing there, and for the young in heart, like Gail Tupper and Steve Hyatt, playground . 1 p•nent is also available. A full line of snack goods and pizza is always offered, so keep lz and O D rive-In Theater in mind and truly discover entertainment at its very best .

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Senior Summaries A ACKERMAN, MARY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Runes.

ADAMS, HENRY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Nite of Knights participant; "S" Club; Varsity Football.

ADEN, LORA-Art Club; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes; Red Cross; Runes; Thalians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

AKSAMIT, GREG-"S" Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Track.

ALLEN, CHERYL-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

ALLGOOD, JAMES-Key Club.

ANDERSON, ELEANOR-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Girls' Octet; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society.

ANDERSON, MOREY-Varsity Track.

ANDREWS, CAROL-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knighettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

ARTZ, CHERYL-International Club; Knighettes; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross.

ATKINS, MARY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes.

B BADBERG, JOAN-Knightettes.

BAILEY, JANE-Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant.

BAKER, ROBERT BALDWIN, ROBERT-Advanced Choir, treasurer; AFS Central Committee; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Homecoming Attendant; "S" Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Council, vice-president; Varsity Football; Varsity Golf; Varsity Swimming.

BARBER, RICHARD-Advanced Choir; . "Annie Get Your Gun"; Camera Club.

BARE, LARRY-National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; "S" Club; Varsity Football.

BARTELS, MICHAEL-Regents Alternate.

BASKIN, TYRONE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." BAUER, DIANE-Knightettes.

BEACHLY, SUSAN-Art Club, vice-president; Future Physicians of America; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Quiz Bowl; Regents Four-Year Scholarship winner; Science Club, president.

BEAUCHAMP, CRAIG BECKETT,BRUCE BEEMAN, NAOMI-Band; Knightettes.

BEERS, CYNTHIA-Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

BEERS, LEANNE-Knightettes.

BELL, RICHARD BELL, TERESA-Future Homemakers of America; Knightettes.

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BENSON, PAUL-"S"Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; "Witness for the Prosecution."

BENTLEY, LELAND-Varsity Basketball.

BERKHEIM, KATHERINE-Creative Writing Club; Debate; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Future Teachers of America, secretary; Knightettes; National Forensic League; National Honor Society; Quiz Bowl; Red Cross; Runes; Thalians; Thespians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

BERRYMAN, NANCY-Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

BLANKENSHIP, GODFREY BLAZEK, KATHERINE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

BLY, NIKKl-"Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes; Orchestra.

BOCK, THOMAS-"S" Club; Varsity Football.

BOGOTT, ANITA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes, squad leader.

BOLTON, CONNIE-Band; Knightettes.

BOOSALIS, MARY BETH-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; County Government Day; Knightettes, central squad leader; National Honor Society ; National Merit Finalist; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate; Student Council, secretary.

BORDER, PATRICK-"S" Club; Varsity Cross Country.

BOREN, DAN-Nite of Knights participant; "S" Club; Science Club; Varsity Gymnastics.

BOREN, TOM-"S" Club; Varsity Gymnastics; "Witness for the Prosecution.

BOSS, MARLA BOURNE, KA Y-Knightettes.

BRADY, TERI-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; County Government Day; Creative Writing Club; Homecoming Queen; Junior-Senior Prom Attendant; Knightettes; Nite of Knight participant; Reserve, Varsity Cheerleader, secretary; Runes.

BREED, GALE-Nite of Knights participant; "S" Club; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Golf; Varsity Track.

BREHM, MARY JO-Knightettes.

BROCKLEY, ROBERT-Math Club; Varsity Golf.

BRONSON, JOHN-Key Club; Math Club; National Honor Society; Varsity Track.

BROWN, ROBERT BUMGARNER, RONALD-Advanced Choir; "S" Club; Varsity Baseball.

BUNN, CHARLOTTE-Debate; National Forensic League.

BUNTAIN, DAVID-AFS Central Committee; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Clarion, editor; Creative Writing Club; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Key Club; National Forensic League, president; National Honor Society; National Merit Finalist; Quiz Bowl; Regents Four-Year Scholarship winner, All-State Scholastic Team Alternate; Runes; Student Council; Thalians ; Thespians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

BUNTEMEYER, KATHLEEN-Knightettes.

BURGE,GORDON BURROUGHS, TIMOTHY-Advanced Choir- " Annie Get Your Gun"; Boys' State ; Nobleme~; "S" Club ; Varsity Wrestling; "Witness for the Prosecution."

BUSH, MARY B. KARAGOZOGLU, SITARE - AFS Exchange Student, Turkey ; International Club ; Knightettes ; Red Cross; SHIELD; Student Council ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

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CANTIN, WILLIAM-Band, president; Key Club ; N ite of Knights Central Committee, participant ; Va rsity Baseball.

CAPLAN , JENNIFER-Future Teachers of America ; Knightettes.

CAREY, PATRICIA-Knightettes.

CARLSON, NANCY-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Girls' Octet ; Knightettes, secretary ; Nite of K nights participant.

CARLSON, RICHARD CARMICHAEL, JOHN CARR, ALICE CARRIER, PAMELA-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; Math Club ; National Honor Society ; Synkra-Knigh ts.

CHAPIN, CAROLYN - Creative Writing Club ; Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross; Runes; SHIELD. CHAPMAN, DENNIS CHASE, MARY-National Merit Finalist; Regents Alternate.

CHILEN, S USAN-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes.

CHISUM, CAROL-Knightettes.

CHITTENDEN, LINDA-Future Nurses of America , vice-president ; Knightettes.

CHONUSKIE, LUCINDA-Future Nurses of America ; Knightettes.

CHRISTENSEN, JANICE - Art Club ; Debate ; Knightettes; N a tional Forensic League ; Red Cross; R egents Alternate; Synkra-Knights.

CHRISTEN SEN, MARTHA - Creative Writing Club; Interna tional Club ; Knightettes, signs chairman; N a tional Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; R egents Alternate; Runes; SHIELD. CHRISTENSEN, RONALD-National Honor Society; N ite of Kni ghts participant ; Regents Alternate; Va rsity T ra ck.

CHRISTMAN, SANDRA-Knightettes.

CIDLIK, JOHN-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; N oblemen.

CLARKE, GRETCHEN-Future Teachers of America; K nightettes.

CLEAVINGER, DONJA-Knightettes; Red Cross.

COLE, JAMES - Math Club, president; Science Club ; Varsity T ennis.

COLE, JEFFREY CONRAD, JANICE-Knightettes.

CONRAD, JOHN CORGAN, SHANNON-Advanced Choir; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes ; Thalians ; Thespians.

CORNELL, SANDRA-Future Teachers of America ; Knightettes ; Nite of K n ights participant ; Orchestra, secretary-treasurer.

COSIER, JULIE-Creative Writing Club ; International Club; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; Red Cross ; Runes.

COTTRELL, JUDITH-Creative Writing Club ; Future Teachers of America ; International Club ; Knightettes ; Modern Dance Club ; Runes; Thalians.

CRANE, SALLY-Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant.

CROSBY, WILLIAM-Art Club, historian.

CROSS, CRAIG-"S" Club ; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Track.

CULWELL, TERRELL-Nite of Knights participant;" S" Club ; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track.

CUNNINGHAM, JOHN-AFS Central Committee ; Junior Class President ; Junior-Senior Prom King ; National Honor Societ y ; Regents Alternate; " S" Club, vice-president ; SHIELD; Student Council ; Varsity Basketball.

CURRAN, JON -Amateur Radio Club ; Science Club.

D DAHL, CANDICE - International Club ; Knightettes.

DALRYMPLE, ROBERT- Chess Club ; Creative Writing Club ; "Diary of Anne Frank"; National Honor Society ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; R egents Four-Year Scholarship winner ; Runes, poetry editor; Science Club ; Thalians; Varsity Gymnastics ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

DAMM, JAMES DANEKAS, JEANNE - Future Homemakers of America.

DAVIES, CHARLES-Varsity Golf.

DAVIS, GARALD-"Annie Get Your Gun"; Band ; Modern Choir; National Honor Society ; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; Noblemen ; Orchest ra.

DAVIS, GARY DAVIS, JOEL-Art Club ; International Club ; Math Club ; Nite of Knights participant; Science Club.

DA VIS, JOHN-"S" Club ; Varsity Track.

DAVIS, STEPHEN-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Modern Choir; Noblemen.

DEAN, NANCY - Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant.

DEEDS, THOMAS-Creative Writing Club ; Regents Alternate ; Runes.

DEITEMEYER, JAMES-Homecoming Attendant; Junior-Senior Prom Attendant; Nite of Knights participant ; " S " Club ; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Football.

DELP, JAMES-"S" Club ; Varsity Football.

DETHLEFS, DENNIS - Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; Future Teachers of America ; Noblemen.

DEURMYER, STEPHEN-"S" Club ; Varsity Basketball.

DE VRIES, MARY-Advanced Choir ; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Art Club ; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant ; Red Cross.

DIERS, CAMILLA-Band; Knightettes; Majorette; "Witness for the Prosecution."

DIETRICH, STEPHEN-Varsity Baseball.

DILLWORTH, TERRY -Creative Writing Club; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; Regents Alternate; Runes; SHIELD; Synkra-Knights.

DIRKS, DARLENE - Band, librarian; Future Teachers of America, vice-president; Knightettes; National Forensic League; National Honor Society.

DOAN, HOUSTON-Key Club; Red Cross; "S" Club; SHIELD; Varsity Track; "Witness for the Prosecution".

DOBLER, LINDA-Knightettes.

DOCTER, JOYCE-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes, squad leader.

DOCTER, JUDY-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

DORSEY, JANET-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate.

DORT, NANCY -Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Homecoming. Attendant; Junior-Senior Prom Candidate; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Reserve, Varsity Cheerleader, president; Student Council.

DRATH, CONSTANCE-Clarion; County Government Day; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross; Runes; "Witness for the Prosecution."

DUCHSCHERER,STEVEN DUDEK, BARBARA-Creative Writing Club; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Runes.

DUERSCHNER, JUDITH - Band; Knightettes; Majorette.

DUNHAVER, BARRY-Nite of Knights participant.

DYE, SHARON-"Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes.

E EDWARDS, DAVID EDWARDS, MIKE-Key Club; Varsity Gymnastics.

EGGER,ROBERT EICHE, JILL-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Teachers of America; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant.

EITEL, CONNIE-Knightettes.

ELLIS, JAN-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; Thalians.

ENLOW, NANCY -Future Nurses of America; Knightettes.

EVANS, NANCY-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant.

EVINGER, JAMES - Clarion; Creative Writing Club; Key Club; Quiz Bowl; Regents Alternate; Runes.

EWING, GARY-Key Club; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Varsity Track.

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FEERHUSEN, DAVID..__"S" Club; Varsity Football.

FERGUSON, BRADLEY-"S" Club; Varsity Football.

FEUERBERG, HARRY-Math Club; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Varsity Golf.

FISCHER, NANCY-International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; Red Cross.

FLANSBURG, VIRGINIA - County Government Day; Junior-Senior Prom Queen; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; Reserve, Varsity Cheerleader.

FOCHT, LYNN-"S" Club; Varsity Track.

FOLSOM, BURTON-Creative Writing Club; Quiz Bowl; Runes.

FOSDICK, MIKE-"S" Club, Varsity Baseball.

FRANCISCO, LONNIE FREDERICK, STEPHEN-Varsity Track.

FRICK, KAREN - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; International Club; Knightettes.

FURRER, JON-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." FUSS, MARLEEN-Knightettes.

G GABRIELSON, LEONARD GANT, MARTHA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; Synkra-Knights.

GARNETI, VEL-Debate.

GARRETI, PAMELA-Knightettes; National Honor Society.

GERARD, ANNA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Girls' Octet; Knightettes; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant .

GIBBONS CONSTANCE-Creative Writing Club; Internatio~al Club; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

GIBSON, BARBARA-Knightettes.

GILBERT, RICHARD-"S" Club; Varsity Swimming.

GILLELAND, WANDA-Knightettes.

GLASER PAMELA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gu~"; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

GOLDBERG, MEL VIN-AFS Central Committee; AFS Finalist· Amateur Radio Club, secretary-treasurer; Math Club; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents .Four-Year Scholarship winner; Science Club; Thalians.

GOLDENSTEIN, MARCIA - Art Club; County Government Day; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes· National Honor Society; Nite of Knights particip~nt; Runes, art editor; Sophomore Class Vic~President; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council.

GORHAM, CHERYL-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Debate; Future Teachers of America; Girls' Octet; Knightettes; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; Red Cross~ Synkra-Knights.

GRAFF, DENNIS GRAMS, LARRY-Band; Nite of Knights participant.

GRANT, LINDA-Creative Writing Club; International Club; Knightettes; Math Club; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate; Runes; Science Club.

GRASMICK, CHRISTINE-Advanced Choir· " Ann ie Get Your Gun"; Future Nurses of America' president ; Knightettes. ' GRASMICK, TERRENCE-Creative Writing Club ; Key ~ lub, treasurer; National Honor Society; N ite of Kmghts Master of Ceremonies ; Red Cross; R egents Alternate ; Runes; Student Council ; Varsity Golf.

GREEN , LINDA-Future Nurses of America secretary-trea surer; Knightettes. ' GREENWALD, JEFFREY-Advanced Choir· "Annie Get Your Gun.,, ' GREGG, KATHLEEN-Band ; Knightettes.

GRI~FIN, HAROLD-"S" Club ; Varsity Baseball ; Va rsity Football.

GRIFFIS, LINDA-Advanced Choir; "Annie G et Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club ; Knightettes ; Orchestra; Red Cross ; Runes.

GROSS, KAREN-Advanced Choir · " Annie Get Your Gun" ; Knigh tettes. ' GRUBB, EVAN- Varsity Track.

GRUBB, JOHN GRUNDMANN, CATHLEEN-Knightettes.

GUNDERSON, FRED

H HAACK, ALAN - Advanced Choir ; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; Noblemen.

HAGEN, WILLIAM HAGERTY, COLLEEN-Knightettes, squad leader.

HAHN, SHIRLEE-K nightettes.

HALL, MARIJEAN - Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes, squad lea der; Modern Choir ; Nite of Knights participant.

HALL, RAYMOND-"S" Club ; Varsity Gymnastics.

HAMBLET, MARY ELLEN-Knightettes.

HAMILTON, BARBARA-Creative Writing Club, vice-president-treasu rer; Future Teachers of America ; Knightettes; Red Cross; Runes; "Witness for the Prosecution."

HAMILTON, SCOTT HANSON, VIRGINIA-Advanced Choir; AFS Central Comm ittee; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes, vice-president; National Forensic League ; National Honor Society; N ite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate; Student Council, treasurer.

HARDIN, N ANCY-Clarion; County Government D a y; Creative Writing Club, secretary ; Girls' State; J u nior-Senior P rom Attendant; Knightettes ; Nationa l H onor Society ; National Merit Finalist; Red Cross, president; Regents Four-Year Scholarship winner ; Student Council.

HARMS, PAUL-"S" Club ; Varsity Football.

HARTLEY, JOSEPH-Varsity Gymnastics.

HARTMAN, LARRY-Band; Nite of Knights Central Committee.

HARVEY, THOMAS-"Witness for the Prosecution."

HASSELL, NANCY-Knightettes.

HASTY, RICHARD HAUSWALD, DAVID

HAWLEY, RICHARD-Homecoming King ; JuniorSenior Prom Attendant; K ey Club, district treasurer; Quiz Bowl; "S" Club, president; Senior Class Secretary; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Football.

HEGGEN, VICTORIA - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant.

HENDERSON, RICHARD HENGSTENBERG, PETER - Clarion; ICY Exchange Student, Germany ; International Club; ?i{ational Honor Society ; Quiz Bowl; Student Council.

HENRICHS, . TERRY HERGENRADER, MARK - " S" Club ; Varsity Football ; Varsity Track.

HERRING, CRYSTAL-Knightettes.

HESSE , JOHN HEVELONE,REX HICKEY, PAMELA-International Club; Knightettes; Red Cross.

HICKEY, PATRICIA-International Club, vicepresident ; Knightettes ; Red Cross.

HILL, MARY-Knightettes.

HINDS, THOMAS-Key Club ; " S" Club; Varsity Gymnastics.

HINZE, WILLIAM-Camera Club ; Clarion; Debate ; National Forensic League ; Nite of Knights Central Committee ; Thalians.

HLAVA, JOSEPH-Band ; Nite of Knights participant.

HOCKENBARY,ROBERT HOENIG, JACKLYN - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Girls' Octet ; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant.

HOLLE , PATRICIA-Knightettes.

HOLLOWAY, ROBERT-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." HOLMAN, TERRY HOOBLER,DOUGLAS HOPKINS, JACQUELINE-AFS Central Committee ; AFS Finalist; Band ; Knightettes; Majorette; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate.

HORNBY, JACK HOUSMAN, BETTY-Knightettes.

HOXIE, VIRGINIA-Future Homemakers of America; Knightettes ; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate.

HUDSON, JEAN- Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; "Witness for the Prosecution."

HUTCHINSON, JAMES-"S" Club; Varsity Gymnastics.

HYATT, STEVEN I ICENOGLE, THOMAS-Band, drum major; Boys' State ; Clarion; Key Club ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Master of Ceremonies; Quiz Bowl; Regents Alernate ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

IHRIE, DEAN INMAN, LYNDA-Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee; AFS Finalist; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; Clarion; International Club, secretary; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; National Merit Finalist; Regents Alternate ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

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JACOBS, FREDERICK JAMES, MARK JAMES, STACY-Clarion, business manager; County Government Day; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; SynkraKnights.

JEFFREY, LINDA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Clarion; Creative Writing Club, president; Knightettes ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Central Committee ; Red Cross ; Runes, business manager.

JENKINS, SUSAN-Advanced Choir; AFS Central Committee; AFS Returnee, Germany ; "Annie Get Your Gun"; International Club, president; Knightettes, treasurer ; Modern Choir ; National Honor Society ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; Regents Alternate ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

JENNINGS, WILLIAM-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Homecoming Attendant ; JuniorSenior Prom Attendant; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen ; " S" Club, secretary ; Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Football ; Varsity Track.

JOHNS, NANCY-Art Club ; Knightettes.

JOHNSON, CHARLES-Chess Club ; Math Club ; Natinal Merit Finalist ; Regents Alternate ; Science Club.

JOHNSON, CYNTHIA - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Creative Writing Club ; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; National Merit Finalist ; Runes, fiction editor; SHIELD. JOHNSON, DOUGLAS JOHNSON, KATHERINE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; International Club ; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross.

JOHNSON, LINDA-Band ; Knightettes.

JOHNSON, WILLIAM-"Annie Get Your Gun" ; "Diary of Anne Frank" ; Future Physicians of America ; Nite of Knights participant ; Red Cross ; Science Club; Thalians ; Thespians ; " Witness for the Prosecution."

JOY, GEORGE-"S" Club; Varsity Swimming.

K KAY, ROBERT-"S" Club ; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football.

KAYSER, KATHALEEN-Knightettes.

KEHN; JANE-Knightettes.

KEISTER, DOUGLAS KELLER, CHERYL-Knightettes.

KELLY, MICHAEL KELLY, SHERRIE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant.

KEMPKES, JEANNE-Knightettes.

KEPLER, DAVID-Camera Club, secretary-treasurer; Debate ; National Forensic League.

KESS, SHIRLEY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Knightettes.

KIDWELL, CHRISTOPHER- "S" Club; Varsity Swimming.

KIMBERLIN, SALLY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate; Synkra-Knights.

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KIRCHHOFF, DON KIRK, SUE-Knightettes.

KISSEL, GARY-Key Club.

KLANECKY, MARY - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Girls' Octet; International Club ; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross.

KLONE,ROBERT KOCH, WILLIAM - Varsity Track.

KOHL, DONN-" S" Club; Varsity Football.

KOHOUT, BARBARA-Knightettes.

KOMINSKY, MARCIA-International Club, treasurer; Knightettes ; Red Cross.

KORINEK, TERRILYN-Creative Writing Club ; Future Teachers of America ; Knightettes; Red Cross.

KOS, JOHN-AFS Central Committee; Homecoming Candidate ; " S" Club; SHIELD, editor; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Football.

KRANTZ, RICHARD-Creative Writing Club ; National Honor Society ; National Merit Finalist; Nite of Knights participant ; Quiz Bowl ; Regents Foury ear Scholarship winner; Runes; SHIELD, business manager; Thalians.

KRIEGER, DONNA - Future Homemakers of America, treasurer ; Knightettes.

KRIUTZFIELD, SUSAN-Knightettes.

KROHMER, RICHARD-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." KUGEL, CRAIG-Chess Club; Varsity Tennis.

KUYPER, HAROLD-Modern Dance Club; "S" Club ; SHIELD; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football.

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LANDIS, DAVID - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Boys' State ; Chess Club; Creative Writing Club ; "Diary of Anne Frank" ; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class President; Junior-Senior Prom Candidate; National Forensic League, vicepresident; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Regents Alternate ; Runes, editor; Student Council; Thespians ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

LANTZ, HAROLD-Key Club ; Math Club, secretary-treasurer ; Science Club.

LARSON, JAMES-"S" Club; Varsity Cross Country ; Varsity Track.

LATROM, JOYCE-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun" ; Knightettes.

LEAVITT, BETTY-Art Club, treasurer; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Red Cross ; Regents Alternate.

LEE, ALLEN-Varsity Golf.

LEFFERDINK, SUSAN-Girls' Octet Accompanist; Knightettes ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross.

LEFLER, JAMES-Band; Nite of Knights participant.

LEHL, SHIRLA YNE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

LELAND, LE ROY LIEDE, ILKKA-AFS Exchange Student, Finland; Band; Chess Club ; International Club; National Honor Society ; Student Council; Varsity Tennis.

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LOFINK, JIM LOWREY, LON LUDWICKSON, JOHN

M MacKICHAN, MARGARET - Art Club ; Knightettes.

MARSHALL, JOHN MARX, JAMES-Amateur Radio Club ; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Physicians of America ; Math Club; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate; Science Club ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

MASEMAN, PAUL-Camera Club ; SHIELD. MASER, STEPHANIE - Debate; " Diary of Anne F rank" ; Future Homemakers of America ; Future Teachers of America ; Knightettes ; National Forensic League ; Nite of Knights Central Committee.

MATHIS, JAN-Knightettes.

McCASHLAND, DAVID McCLENDON, SUSAN-National Honor Societ y ; N ational Merit Finalist ; Regents Alternate.

McLOUGHLIN , JEANNE-Future Homemakers of America , president; Knightettes.

McNEIL, ELAINE-Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

McPHERSON, MELODEE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club; Knightettes, squad lea der ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Centra l Committee; Orchestra, vice-presiden t; R ed Cross ; Runes; SHIELD. MELSON, SUSAN-Knightettes.

MERCER, CANDICE - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; International Club; Knightettes; Red Cross.

MERRITT, PAUL-Noblemen; "S" Club; Varsity Football.

METZ, RICHARD-County Government Day; "S" Club; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball.

MEYERS, CAROLYNNE-Knightettes.

MILLER, CLAYTON-Camera Club ; Key Club.

MILLER, KAREN-Knightettes.

MILLER, LINDA-Knightettes.

MILLER, MARILYN-International Club; Knightettes ; Red Cross.

MINARY, JAMES MITCHELL, LINDA - "Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes ; Thalians; Thespians.

MITCHELL, STEPHEN-Advanced Choir, president; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Homecoming Attendant; Quiz Bowl ; " S" Club; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Football.

MOELLER, SANDRA-Knightettes.

MOHR, VICKI-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

MOLZER, DARLENE - Future Homemakers of A~erica, secretary ; Future Teachers of America; Kmghtettes.

MORAN, JANET-Creative W riting Club ; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; Red Cross; Runes; "Witness for the Prosecution."

MORRISON, RONALD-"S" Club ; Varsity Football ; Varsity Track.

MOSES, STEPHEN-"Diary of Anne Frank" ; Key Club; SHIELD. MOWRY, TIMOTHY MUENCHAU, MURL-"S" Club ; Varsity Gymnastics.

MUGGY, GARY MUNCY, GERALD-"S" Club ; Varsity Football ; Varsity Track.

MURRELL, MARY - Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

MUSSELMAN, SARAH-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes, squad leader.

MUSSEN, MARY- Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Kn ightettes ; Nite of Knights participant ; R eserve, Varsity Cheerleader, treasurer.

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NELLIS, EDWARD-"Annie Get Your Gun" ; Art Club ; " Diary of Anne Frank"; Nite of Knights participant ; Thalians ; "Witness for the Prosecution."

NEWKIRK, ROBERT NICHOLS, VICTORIA-Future Nurses of America; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate.

NIEDERHAUS, MARVIN NIX, NANCY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club ; International Club; Knightettes ; Red Cross; Runes.

NOOTZ, STEVEN-Key Club ; "S" Club ; Varsity Golf ; Varsity Swimming.

NORD, SHIRLEY - Future Nurses of America; Knightettes.

NORRIS, MARY NULL, CYNTHIA-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club ; Future Teachers of America, treasurer; Knightettes ; Runes.

NUSS, ANN-"Diary of Anne Frank"; Thalians; " Witness for the Prosecution."

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O'BRIEN, M~RY - Debate ; Knightettes, squad leader; National Forensic League ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Runes; SynkraKnights, president OLESEN, RICHARD OLSON, ANNE-Knightettes ; SHIELD. OLSSON, SARAH-Creative Writing Club; International Club ; Knightettes, squad leader; Red Cross; Runes.

OLTMAN, CYNTHIA-Knightettes.

OLTROGGE, PAMELA-Knightettes.

O'NEAL, MICHAEL-Nite of Knights participant; "S" Club ; Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Football; Varsity Track.

OOTON, STEVE-National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Varsity Track.

ORTH, PAMELA-Knightettes. p PARDEE, DAVID

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PAULSON, OWEN-Camera Club, vice-president.

PAVELKA, RONALD-Clarian.

PAVICH, JOHN PETI'Y, CAROLYN-Art Club; Band ; Clarion; National Honor Society ; Orchestra.

PHELPS, KATHI-Creative Writing Club ; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant, Runes.

PHELPS, SALLY-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Homecoming Attendant; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; Nite of Knights participant ; Synkra-Knights ; Varsity Cheerleader.

PINCKINPAUGH, KAREN PISTNER, SIDNEY - County Government Day ; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor So ~iety ; Nite of Knights participant.

PITI'ENGER, JAMES-Varsity Tennis.

PLACHY,GARY PLAYTER, LINDA-Knightettes.

PRENOSIL, ROBERT - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Teachers of America; Noblemen ; Regents Alternate.

PRESTON, GREGORY - Amateur Radio Club ; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Art Club; Varsity Track.

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R RADEBAUGH, RONALD RAMES, BROOKE RASH, PAMELA - Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; County Government Day ; Homecoming Candidate ; Junior-Senior Prom Candidate ; Knightettes ; National Honor Society ; Nite of Knights par ticipant; Reserve, Varsity Cheerleader; Student Council ; Synkra-Knights.

REAM,KATHRYN REDDISH, JUDITH-Knightettes.

REDDISH, MARILYN REED, CHRISTIE - Clarion; Creative Writing Club; Homecoming Candidate ; International Club· Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society ; Nite of Knights participant.

REED; ROSEMARY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; "Diary of Anne Frank" · Girls' Octet· ~(n~ghtettes ; Nite of Knights participa~t; Thespians i Witness for the Prosecution."

REED, STEPHEN-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; Varsity Wrestling.

REENTS, JAMES-Advanced Choir; '"Annie Get ~our Gun"; " Diary of Anne Frank"; Key Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation· Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant ; Regents Alternate ; " S" Club; Student Council; Thespians· Varsity Track; "Witness for the Prosecution." ' RENZ, CONNIE REULAND, PAUL-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." RIGGLE, SUSAN - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Yo~r Gun"; Knightettes; Majorette; National Honor Society ; Sophomore Class Secretary.

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ROBINSON, MELINDA-Creative Writing Club ; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant.

ROCHFORD, PATRICIA-Knightettes.

ROGERS, DANIEL ROSEN, JUDY-Knightettes; Red Cross.

ROSENBERGER, JAMES-Advanced Choir; " Annie Get Your Gun"; " S" Club ; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Football.

ROSS, KATHLEEN-Clarion; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Regents Alternate.

ROWND, KENNETH-National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Varsity Baseball.

RUIZ, RICHARD RUNYAN, ERLENE-Art Club ; Knightettes.

RUSSELL, STEVE-Varsity Baseball.

RY AN, RONDA - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Teachers of America, president ; Knightettes ; Modern Choir; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Nite of Knights participant; Red Cross.

s SALEM, RICHARD SALISBURY, ROBERT SANDS, PATRICIA-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes.

SASSE, LELAND-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Modern Choir.

SASSE, SANDRA-Knightettes, squad leader.

SCHAEFER, SUSAN-Knightettes.

SCHAILE, VICKI-Knightettes.

SCHAINOST, GRANT-Amateur Radio Club; "Annie Get Your Gun"; ''Diary of Anne Frank"; Nite of Knights participant; "Witness for the Prosecution."

SCHERICH, STEPHANIE-Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Red Cross; Regents Alternate.

SCHICK, VICKI-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Yo':1~ Gun"; County Government Day; Creative Wntmg Club; International Club; Knightettes, squad leader; National Honor Society; National Merit Finalist ; Regents Four-Year Scholarship winner; Runes; SHIELD. SCHLEIS, JOHN SCHMELTER, SUSAN-Band; Future Teachers of America ; International Club; Knightettes.

SCHMERSAL, JAMES SCHMIT!', TERRY-Nite of Knights particpant; Quiz Bowl; Varsity Golf.

SCHNEIDER, KURT SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM SCHOOLE_Y, KATHRYN - Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Regents Alternate; Synkra-Knights, secretary.

SCHULTZ, BARBARA - International Club· Knightettes; National Honor Society· Nite of Knights participant ; Regents Alternate; SHIELD. SCHUPBACH, JOHN - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun." SCHWARTZ, RICHARD SCHWIEDER, SUSAN-Knightettes.

SCHWIEGER, JANICE-Art Club; International Club; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Quiz Bowl; Red Cross.

SCHWINDT, CONSTANCE - International Club; Knightettes.

SCONYERS, RONALD - Future Physicians of America, vice-president ; Key Club; Quiz Bowl ; Regents Alternate; Science Club; Varsity Tennis.

SEWARD, HARRY-Advanced Choir ; AFS Central Committee; "Annie Get Your Gun".

SHANNON, MARY-Creative Writing Club; Future Physicians of America, president; Knightettes; National Honor Society ; National Merit Letter of Commendation ; Nite of Knights Central Committee: Orchestra; Quiz Bowl ; Regents Alternate ; Runes, non-fiction editor; Science Club, secretary-treasurer.

SHARP, JAME~uiz Bowl ; "S" Club ; Varsity Football.

SHAW, ERNEST SHELLEY, NANCY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Future Nurses of America ; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; Noblemen Accompanist; Orchestra .

SHNEIDER, JEFFREY-Regents Alternate.

SHOEMAKER, FREDRIC - Art Club; Nite of Knights participant.

SIEMENS, EUNICE-Knightettes.

SIEMENS, YVONNE-Knightettes.

SIMPSON, SUZANNE-Creative Writing Club; " Diary of Anne Frank"; Knightettes ; Nite of Knights participant; Quiz Bowl; Red Cross; Runes; Thalians; Thespians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

SINKEY, KRISTIN-Knightettes; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant.

SITZMAN, LINDA-Knightettes.

SLAUGHTER, TODD-Regents Alternate.

SMITH, LINDA-Art Club; Knightettes.

SMITH, NANCY SMITH, SUSAN - Art Club ; Knightettes; Math Club; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate ; Science Club. · SOLHEIM, ROBERT - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Homecoming Candidate; Key Club; Math Club; National Honor Society; Noblemen; Regents Alternate ; " S" Club; Science Club; Varsity Football.

SOSHNIK, ALLAN - Key Club; Quiz Bowl; SHIELD; Varsity Golf.

SPLICHAL, RICHARD-Key Club; "S" Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling.

STALEY, CAROL-Knightettes.

STEVENS, SHARRYS STINES, PATRICIA - Art Club ; Knightettes; Runes; Student Council.

STOEHR, ROSEMARY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Girls' Octet; Knightettes; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant.

STOLTZMAN, DAVID-Chess Club, vice-president; Future Physicians of America ; National Honor Socity; "S" Club ; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Football.

STRANATHAN, MICHAEL-Nite of Knights participant; Science Club; Varsity Track.

STUEBER, MARY-Knightettes.

STYLES, PAT-Knightettes.

SWAIN, RONALD -, SWANSON, MARY - AFS Central Committee; County Government Day; Homecoming Attendant; Junior Class Vice-President; Junior-Senior Prom Attendant ; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant; SHIELD; Student Council, president; Varsity Cheerleader.

SWANSON, MICHAEL-Chess Club, president

T TADDIKEN, ·cRAIG-Key Club; Regents Alternate ; Varsity Golf; "Witness for the Prosecution."

TANNER, RONALD-Regents Alternate; Varsity Tennis.

TAYLOR, JEAN-Knightettes.

THOMPSON, CHARLENE-Knightettes. / THOMPSON, JOHN-Future Physicians of Merica; Quiz Bowl ; Varsity Golf. / THOMPSON, NANCY - Homecoming Candidate; Knightettes ; Regents Alternate.

THOMSEN, WILLIAM THORNE, NANCY-AFS Central Committee; Clarion; Homecoming Candidate; Junior-Senior Prom Candidate; Knightettes, president; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights Central Committee, participant ; Student Council ; Synkra-Knights, secretary.

THORSON, JOEL-Chess Club ; Key Club; National Honor Society ; National Merit Finalist; Nite of Knights participant; Quiz Bowl; Regents Four-Year Scholarship winner, All-State Scholastic Team; Varsity Baseball.

TIDBALL, THOMAS - Advanced Choir; JuniorSenior Prom Candidate ; Key Club, secretary; "S" Club, treasurer; Varsity Baseball ; Varsity Swimming. _ TINSTMAN, NANCY - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Homecoming Attendant; Knightettes, pep rally chairman ; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; SHIELD; SynkraKnights, treasurer.

TRAMEL, KATHLEEN-Knightettes.

TREHEARN,ARLAN TRIBBLE, CAROL YN-Knightettes.

TROOP, NANCY-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; National Honor Society ; Red Cross.

TUPPER, DOROTHY-County Government Day; Junior Class Secretary ; Knightettes, game chairman; Nite of Knights participant; Student Council.

TURNBULL, DENNIS TYRRELL, TIFFANY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Homecoming Candidate; JuniorSenior Prom Candidate; Key Club, president; "S" Club ; Sophomore Class President; Varsity Basketball ; Varsity Football.

u UEHLING, PETER UHLMAN, RODNEY-Modern Choir.

UMBERGER, SHARON-Band; Future Nurses of America; Knightettes; N ite of Knights participant.

V VALLERY, JANET VANCE, DENNIS-Varsity Baseball.

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VAN HOOK, PAMELA-Knightettes.

VAN HORN, DAVID-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Key Club; Math Club; National Honor Society; Noblemen; Red Cross; Regents Alternate; Student Council; "Witness for the Prosecution."

VAN VLIET, JOHN-Band.

VARVEL, LINDA-"Annie Get Your Gun"; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Future Physicians of America; Knightettes; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Quiz Bowl; Regents Alternate; Thalians, vice-president; Thespians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

VAUGHAN, JOHN-Band.

VON GOETZ, CAROL YN-"Diary of Anne Frank"; International Club; Knightettes; Modem Dance Club; Thalians; "Witness for the Prosecution."

w WAGNER, LUCINDA - Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun" ; Knightettes, squad leader; Modern Choir; Nite of Knights participant; Synkra-Knights.

WAGNER, STEVE-Varsity Gymnastics.

WALCOTT, ANN-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Debate; Knightettes.

WALDMAN, REGINA-National Honor Society.

WALTERS, KRISTIN -Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Future Physicians of America; Knightettes.

WATSON, CRAIG WAYBRIGHT, JOAN - Creative Writing Club; Knightettes; Runes.

WEAVER, JAMES-AFS Central Committee; Nite of Knights participant; "S" Club; Varsity Tennis.

WEBSTER, STEVEN-"S" Club; Varsity Wrestling.

WEKESSER, ROBERT WELTON, KATHRYN-Knightettes.

WENDLING, MARGARET-Future Homemakers of America; Knightettes.

WEST, GAYLE - Future Nurses of America; Knightettes.

WEST, MARK WESTCOTT, RALPH WESTERVELT, SUSAN-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Clarion; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

WHELCHEL, SUSAN-Knightettes.

WHITE, GREG WHITE, MARK-Amateur Radio Club, president; Red Cross; Regents Alternate; Science Club.

WHITESELL, KAREN-Future Teachers of America; Knightettes; Red Cross; Synkra-Knights, vicepresident.

WICKENHAUSER, TERRY-Knightettes.

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WIESE, JODY-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes; Nite of Knights participant; Synkra-Knights.

WILCOX, CLARK-National Merit Finalist; Regents Alternate.

WILLIAMS, JAMIE-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes, squad leader.

WILLIAMS, THOMAS-Amateur Radio Club, vicepresident; Future Physicians of America; Key Club ; Regents Alternate.

WILSON, CATHY .

WILSON, ELIZABETH-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Creative Writing Club; Girls' Octet ; International Club; Knightettes; Math Club; National Honor Society; Nite of Knights participant; Regents Alternate.

WILSON, JAMES WILSON, MARGUERITE-Knightettes.

WINTERS, KONRAD-Amateur Radio Club.

WISMER, DOUGLAS-Boys' State; National Honor Society; Varsity Golf.

WITT, GEORGE-"Annie Get Your Gun." WITTSTRUCK,ROBERT WOEST, ROBERT - Clarion; "Diary of Anne Frank"; Key Club; Varsity Golf.

WOODS, A VERY-Advanced Choir, vice-president; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Knightettes, squad leader; Nite of Knights participant.

WOODS, RICHARD WORRALL, NANCY - Knightettes; SynkraKnights.

WORSTER, MICHAEL-National Honor Society; Regents Alternate.

WRIGHT, JUDITH-Creative Writing Club; Homecoming candidate; International Club; Junior-Senior Prom Candidate; Knightettes, sergeant-at-arms; Nite of Knights participant; Student Council.

WUNIBALD, NANCY-Knightettes; Red Cross.

WYLIE, ALEXA-Knightettes. y

YORK, JO ANN-Knightettes.

YOST, JAMES-Advanced Choir; "Annie Get Your Gun"; Modern Choir; Noblemen.

YOUNG, DAVID YOUNG, JO ANN-Knightettes; National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Red Cross; Regents Alternate.

YOUNG, THOMAS-Regents Alternate.

z ZADINA, LESLIE-"S" Club; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Swimming.

Faculty Summaries A ADOLPHSON, LORRAINE Ho me Ec onomics , department hea d ; F uture Homemakers of America.

ALEXAN DER, ROMA - Production Secretary.

ALTHOUSE, LOIS - English ; Lang ua ge; International Club ; Sophomore Class.

AUSTIN , PAUL - Music ; Band ; O rch estra; Golf ; Senior Class.

B B AKER, HAROLD - Mathematics ; Sophomore Cla ss.

BATES, WAYNE - Guidance ; Soph omo re Basketba ll ; Sophomore Cl ass.

BAU M, GAIL-D river Educa tion ; W restling.

BEIDECK, R OSE-Business, department head; Junior R ed Cross.

BERGT, FLORA-Science; Junior Red C ross.

BLOUNT, HAROLD-Mathematics. .BR E TTHO RST, OSCARScien ce, depart ment head ; Science C lub, Senior Cla ss.

BUN KER, LLOYD MAX-English; M usic ; Sophomore Class.

USCHKAMP, MARTIN- Guid,mce; Sophomore Class.

3YORTH , DONALD - Art, de1a rtm ent head; Quinquat rus.

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CHU RCHILL, ROY-Driver Education ; Social Studies; " S" Club ; ross Count ry; Track.

COLE, JOHN-Music , department head.

COMMERS, MARY-English, department h ead; F utu re Tea ch ers of Am erica .

COU RTNE Y, M ARJORIE N urse .

CRAMER, SALLY-English; P ep Club.

D DAPPEN, JO S E PH - Science; Science Club; Senior Class.

DARNELL, DONALD-Assistant Principal, student affairs.

D O RAIS , FRANCIS - Science ; K ey Club ; F utu re Physicians Club ; Soph omore Class.

DOUGLAS, TH OMAS - Social Studies ; Camera Cl u b; Junior Class.

DOUGLASS, MARY-Librarian.

E EISELE, GEORGE - Mathematics; Math Club.

EKDAHL, L. J.-Science; Mathematics; Indust rial A rts ; Science Club.

ELLIOTT, JOHN-Social Studies ; English.

F F ALING, LOMA-Guidance; Future Nurses Club.

FERGUSON, DONALD-Journalism ; Social Studies; Key Club; Clarion ; SHIELD. G

GALLOWAY, MARIE-Business, Junior Class.

GARRISON, JOHN-Social Studies; Junio r Class.

GERLACH, CLAUDELLE - Library Assistant.

GLENN, ROBERT-Business ; Social Studies ; Sophomore Class.

GORDON, ARTHUR-Mathematics; Baseball ; Reserve Football ; Junior Class.

H HADLEY, ROGER - Mathematics; Math Club.

HALL, ROBERT-Industrial Arts, department head ; Senior Class.

HAMMELMANN, WILLIAM' Lanuage, department head ; English ; International Club.

HEMPHILL, CHARLES - Guidance; Student Council ; Senior Class.

HILLMAN, ARTHUR - Physical Educa tion , department head ; Gymnastics ; " S " Club.

HOUGLAND, MARJORIE-Guidance ; Senior Class.

HUGE, JAMES-Assistant Principal, instruction.

J JENSEN, LEANNE - English ; Thalians; Thespians.

JONES, JOE-Head Custodian.

JOYNT, PATRICIA - English, Language ; P ep Club.

JURGENS, KATHY - Physical E ducation ; Pep Club ; SynkraKnights; lntramurals.

K KARLE, ALAN - Social Studies; lntramurals.

KEEFE, THOMAS - Guidance, Junior Class.

KEENE, THOMAS-Debate ; Social Studies, department head ; National Forensic League; Junior Class.

KINNEY, JANICE - English ; Creative Writing Club.

L LAMBERT, ADRIANNE - Art; Quinquatrus.

LANHAM, LYNN - Guidance; Junior Class.

LAUTERBACH, WESLEY-Principal.

LOHRBERG, ROBERT - Social Studies; Basketball; "S" Club; Senior Class.

M MACK, ELINOR-English; Cr~ative Writin g Club ; Runes; Semor Class.

MALEK, HELEN - Attendance Secretary.

MERCER, REX-Vice-Principal.

MILLER, WILLIAM - Social Studies ; Assistant Football ; "S" Club.

MITCHELL, RICHARD Science ; Science Club; Sophomore Class.

MORRIS, VERLE-Registrar.

MURPHY, MARA - English; Cheerleaders.

N NICOLAI, ART - Administrative Intern.

NEILSON, ROBERT- Business; Senior Class.

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OVERGAARD, GUNNAR Science ; Science Club ; Junior Class. p PEARCE, GEORGE - Language ; International Club.

R RAKERS DIANNE-Secretary.

RASSEKH, MARY - English; Creative Writing Club ; Runes; Junior Class.

REEL, NEVA - English ; Home Economics ; Future Homemakers of America.

RETA, JOHN - Science; Swimming ; Sophomore Class.

ROBINSON, LINDA-Language ; International Club.

s SALESTROM, DARWIN-Guidance· Athletic Director.

SCHAFFER, HELEN-Cafeteria.

SCOTT, SARAH - Language; Cheerleaders.

SMITH, CARL - Assistant Head Custodian.

SNYDER, SHERYL-Mathematics.

STEPHENSON, WILLIAM-Social Studies; Driver Education; Football ; " S" Club.

T TRIMBLE, JERRY - Science; Tennis.

TROWBRIDGE, EDNA - Language.

V VAN LOH, HENRIETTA-English; Pep Club ; Sophomore Class.

w WALDRON, JOHN-Driver Education, department head ; Industrial Arts ; Amateur Radio Club.

WILLIAMS, JUNE-English; Social Studies; Pep Club.

WILSON, WAYNE-Guidance; ance ; Key Club.

WISMER, DALE-Industrial Arts.

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Index A Ackerman, Mary Alice - 24, 92, 122, 123, 137 Adair, Nancy - 57 Adams , Henry - 24, 127, 137, 139, 160 Adams, John - 57, 121 , 162 Adams, Nancy - 67 Adams , Robert - 57, 121 Adamson, Nancy - 67 , 127 Aden, Lora - 24, 113, 115, 117, 122, 129 Ager, Linda - 67 Ahrens, Martin - 67, 111 Aiken, John - 67, 134, 151 Aksamit, Gregg - 24, 121, 148, 165 Alcorn, Laura - 57 Alden, John - 57, 160 Allard, Mary - 57, 140 Allen, Cheryl - 24, 114, 117, 137 Allen , Daniel - 57, 113, 184

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Atkins, Mary - 24, 117, 137 Augustin, Harold - 57, 121, 135, 152 Avard, Patricia - 57, 113, 115, 129 Ayers, Andrea - 57 Ayres , Joseph - 67

B Baade, Margene - 57 Babb, Margaret - 57, 113, 115, 122, 188 Babb, Mary - 67, 134 Bachman, Neal- 67 , 135 Badberg, Joan - 25, 117 Bailey, Jane - 25, 99, 117 Bair, Susan - 57, 107, 140 Baker, Bruce - 57, 135 Baker, Robert - 25 Bakk, Steve - 57, 151 Baldwin, Robert - 25, 118, 121, 137, 160 Banks, William - 57

Barber, Richard - 137; 179, 190 Bare, Larry - 24, 121, 123, 148 Barger, Cathy - 57, 140 Barnes , Richard - 57 Barnett, Mark - 67 Barnett, Michael - 65, 135 Bartels, Gwen - 67 Bartels, Michael - 24 Baskin, Eugene - 67, 162 Baskin, Tyrone - 24 Bates, Melanie - 57, 140 Bates , Thomas - 57 Bauer, Diane - 24, 117 Bauer, Mary- 67 Baumgarten, Karl - 67 Baxter, Nancy - 67 Beachly, Ann - 67 , 187 Beachly, Susan - 24 , 42, 54, 111, 115, 117, 123, 183 Beard, Richard - 67, 151, 165 Beauchamp, Craig - 25 Beck, Ardyce - 65 Beck, Joanne - 67, 127

Becker, David - 57, 128 Becker, James - 67, 151 Becker, Jean - 67 Becker, John - 67, 108, 165 Becker, Robert - 57 Beckett, Bruce - 25 Beeman, Naomi - 25, 117, 135 Beers, Cynthia - 25, 114, 117 Beers, Keith - 67 Beers, Leanne - 25, 39, 117, 180 Beezley, Bonita - 67, 113 Beggs, Jon - 67 Beighley, Karen - 67 Bell, Gregory- 67 Bell, Richard - 25 Bell, Teresa - 26, 117 Bengtson, John - 67, 134 Bennett, Willam - 67 Benson, Paul - 26, 121, 148, 162 Bentley, Leland - 26, 157, 168 Berglund , James - 57 Berkheim, Katherine - 26, 113, 114, 117, 122, 123, 129 Berryman, Nancy - 26, 114, 117 Bess, Nancy - 67 Bickley, Neil - 57, 121, 152 Bingenheimer, Kenneth - 67, 163 Bingenheimer, Robert - 57 Binger, Virginia - 57, 140 Bird, Judy - 57 Birkmann , Lorraine - 57, 127 Blankenship, Godfrey - 26, 190 Blazek, Katherine - 26, 80 , 117, 122, 137, 182 Bly, Mary - 67, 124 Bly, Nikki - 26, 117, 134 Blythe, Carol - 57, 127, 140 Blythe , Dan - 67 163, Blythe, Tim - 67 ' Bock, Thomas - 26, 121, 148 Bogott, Anita - 26, 114 Boilesen, Douglas - 67 Bolton, Connie - 26, 117, 135 Bookstrom, Eric - 57 Bookstrom, Saranne - 67, 130 Boosalis, George - 67 Boosalis, Mary Beth - 26, 36, 54, 109, 117, 123, 137 Border, Patrick - 26, 121 , 152 Boren, Dan - 26, 83, 121 , 163, 177 Boren , Paul - 67, 163 Boren, Tom - 26, 163, 170 Borngraber, Gabriele - 67 Boss, Diane - 67 Boss, Marla - 26 Bottlinger, Bruce - 57, 135 Bourne, Eugene - 57, 135 Bourne, Kay - 26, 117 Bouwens, Gayle - 67 Bouwens, Vicki - 57 , 140 Bowden, Judith - 67 Boyd, Willa Jean - 57, 127, 140 Boye, Alan - 67, 135 Boyer, Lynne - 57, 127, 140 Boyer , Theodore - 162 Boynton, Cathy - 67 Boyum, Kristine - 67 Brady, Teri - 26, 117, 119, 122, 137, 141 , 191 Brakhage, Frederic - 57 Brakke, Kenneth - 67, 111 Brandt, Marion - 57, 140 Brantley, Debra - 67 Brauch, Judith - 67 , 127 Braunsroth, Randy - 65 Breed, Gale - 26, 156, 164 Breed , Roger - 57, 111 Brehm, Deborah - 67 Brehm, Mary Jo - 27 Breslow, John - 57, 162, 188 Brethouwer, Lloyd - 57, 121, 135 Brickson, John - 57, 121, 128, 160, 194 Brickson, Nancy - 67, 109, 131 Brill, Roger - 57, 134, 162 Brobst, Eileen - 67 Brockley, Robert - 27 Brockmeier, Jerry - 67, 162

Brolyer, Nancy - 57, 140 Broman, Rebecca - 67, 113 Bronson, John - 27, 123, 128 Bronson, William - 67, 162 Brooks, John - 57 Broutman, Susan - 57, 113, 122, 129 Brown, Catherine - 57 Brown, Douglas - 57, 137, 169 Brown, Lauren - 67, 134 Brown, Robert - 27 Brubaker, Terrie - 57 , 115 Brunzell, Scott - 57, 121, 169 Buckley, Barbara - 57 Buckley, Katherine - 67 Bullock, Arthur - 57, 111, 134 Bullock, Edwin - 67, 110, 135 Bumgarner, Ronald - 27, 121, 137, 170, 187 Bunn, Charlotte - 49 Bunn, Cynthia - 67 Buntain, David - 27, 36, 42, 54, 106, 112, 113, 122, 123, 128 Buntemeyer, Kathleen - 26, 117 Buntemeyer, Patricia - 67 Burden, Katherine - 67, 127, 174 Burden, Steven - 57, 115, 121, 163, 177 Burge, Gordon - 27 Burkey, Mary - 57 Burkey, William - 65 Burnett, Kathy - 57, 140 Burroughs, Timothy - 27, 121, 127, 136, 137, 138, 162 Burton, Charles - 67, 113, 134 Bush , Don - 57, 111 , 134 Bush, Mary - 27 Butler, Brian - 57, 162 Butterfield, Pamela - 67, 127 Butterick, Kathleen - 67, 122, 127 Buttke, Lynda - 67 Butz, Nancy - 65, 140 B . Karagozoglu , Sitare - 27, 55, 105, 109, 117, 127, 129

C Caddy, Ruth - 68 Calkins, Carolyn - 67, 130 Callaghan, Linda - 57 Cameron , Marshall - 57, 111, 135 Campbell, Frank - 67 Campbell, John - 67 Campbell, Mary- 57, 140 Campbell, Sandra - 59, 83 , 175 Canarsky, Alex - 59 Cantin, Linda - 59 Cantin, William - 27, 128, 133, 135, 140, 178 Caplan, Jennifer - 27, 114, 117 Carey, Patricia - 49 Carlson, Carol - 67, 127 Carlson , Diane - 67 Carlson, Nancy - 117, 136, 137, 182 Carlson, Richard - 27 Carmichael, John - 27 Carper, Christopher - 67 Carr, Alice - 27 Carrier, James - 59, 135, 157, 168 Carrier, Pamela - 27, 114, 117, 123, 130 Carter, Linda - 67, 115 Casper, Mary - 59, 114, 115 Cather, Jay - 67, 115 Chapin, Carolyn - 27, 105, 117, 122, 123, 129, 193, 212 Chapman, Dennis - 27 Chapman, Doris - 67 Charnicki, Michael - 59, 111, 151 Chase, Mary - 36 Cheever, Kathy - 67 Childress, James - 67 Chilen, Susan - 27, 117, 137 Chism, Nancy- 67 Chisum, Carol - 27 Chittenden, Linda - 27, 117, 125

Chonuskie, Lucinda - 27, 117, 125 Chrastil, Janet - 67 Chrestensen, Michele - 59, 140 Christensen, Charles - 67 Christensen, Janice - 27, 117, 130, 177 Christensen, Martha - 27, 104, 105, 117, 122, 123, 127, 179, 212 Christensen, Ronald - 28, 123, 194 Christensen, Sally - 67 Christiansen, Don - 67 Christiansen, Sue - 67, 131 Christman , Sandra - 28, 117 Chubb, Charles - 65, 164 Cidlik, John - 28, 136, 137 Cisney, Daryl - 68, 121, 135, 152 Clark, Coreen - 59, 113, 115 Clarke, Gretchen - 28, 114, 117 Clarke, Mary - 59, 127, 140 Cleavenger, Donja - 28, 117, 129 Clements, Melania - 68 Clements, Melinda - 59 Clements, Melissa - 59 Clever, James - 68, 151 Cobb, Galen - 59 Cole, James - 28, 111, 168 Cole, Jeffrey - 28 Cole, Thomas - 68 Coleman, Cathy - 59, 113, 122 Colin, Sandra - 59, 140 Collier, Thomas - 68, 165 Collings, Karen - 68, 127 Collins, Vincent - 68 Connors, Scott - 68, 134 Conrad, Janice - 28 , 117 Conrad, John - 28 Cook , Randi - 68, 127 Coons, Kathryn - 68 Copple, Kenneth - 68 Corgan , Shannon - 28, 137 Cornell, Sandra - 28, 114, 117 Cosier, Julie - 28, 117, 122, 123, 129, 187 Cossio, Oscar - 68, 165 Cottrell, Judith - 29, 113, 114, 117, 122, 127 Cowling, Eloise - 68 Cox, James - 68, 178, 163 Coy, James - 68, 152 Coy, Jerrold - 59, 121 , 160, 185 Craft, Michael - 68 Crane, Sally- 29 Crespo, Odette - 68 Crisp, James - 68 Cronkite, Roberta - 59, 127 Cropsey, Bruce - 68 Crosby, Nancy - 68, 127 Crosby, William - 29, 105, 115 Cross, Craig - 29, 121 Cross, Frederick - 68 Cross, Susan - 68 Crump, Bonnie - 68 Culwell, Terrell - 29, 121, 154, 156, 164, 170, 177 Cunningham, John - 29, 104, 105, 121 , 123, 130, 141 , 154, 155, 156, 159, 212 Cunningham , Nancy - 68, 127, 131, 187 Curran, Joe - 29, 111 Cyr, Ruth - 68

D Dahl , Candice - 29 · Dahl, Jeffrey - 59 Dahl, Nancy - 59, 127 Dalrymple, Robert - 29, 42, 111, 113, 122, 123 Dalton, Clarissa - 75 Dalton, Tracy - 59 Damm, James - 29 Dance, Craig - 68 Danekas, Jeanne - 29 Daniels, Nancy - 68 Danley, William - 59 Dare, Janis - 68, 127 Davidson, Susan - 68, 113, 174 Davie, Fred - 68

Davies, Charles - 49, 169 Davis, Eldon - 59, 135 D avis , Gerald -- 29, 88, 133, 134, 135, 136, 140, 164 Davis, Gary - 29 Dav:s , Joel - 29 Davis, John - 30, 121 Davis, Martha - 59 Davis, Stephen - 30, 136, 137, 138, 140 Davis, William - 68, 178 Day, Katherine - 68, 127 Dean, Mary - 59, 140 Dean, Nancy - 30, 117, 137 Dean, Sheila - 68 Deats, Charles - 59 Debus, Anita - 59 Decker, Sharon - 68 Deeds, Thomas - 30 Deitemeyer, James - 30, 118, 121 ,130, 146, 147, 148, 154, 156, 164 Deitemeyer, Robert - 68 Deitemeyer, Thomas - 68, 151, 169 Delair, Stanley - 59, 160 Delp, James - 30, 148 Dennis , Theodore - 59, 121, 128, 169 Dethlefs, Dennis - 31, 114, 136, 137 Detweiler, Gary - 68 Deurmyer, Stephen - 36, 92, 155, 156, 189 Devitt, Clovis - 59 De Vries , Mary - 31, 115, 117, 129 Diers, Camilla - 31, 117, 134, 135 Diers, Susan - 68, 113, 127 Dietrich, Eldon - 59, 128 Dietrich, Steve - 31 Dietrich, Terry - 68 Dietrick, Dale - 68 Dillworth, Terry - 31, 105, 117, 122, 123, 127, 131, 212 Dinges, Kathy - 68 Dirks, Darlene - 30, 114, 117, 123, 135 Dittmer, Richard - 68 Doan, Houston - 30, 104, 105, 121 , 128, 192, 212 Dobler, Linda - 30, 117 Docter, Joyce - 30, 37, 114, 117 Docter, Judy - 30, 114, 117 Doerr, Deborah - 68 Dolk, Rodrick - 68, 151 Dorband, Cynthia - 68 Dorsey, Jane - 30, 117, 123 Dort, Nancy - 31, 117, 118, 120, 123, 183 Dow, Mary - 68 Doyle, Theodore - 65 Drath, Constance - 31, 107, 117, 122, 129 Dreeszen, Barbara - 68 Dreith, Kathy - 59, 129 Dresselhaus, Dan - 68 Drew, Marcia - 68 Duchscherer, Steven Duckworth, Dennis - 68, 152 Dudek, Barbara - 31, 122, 123 Dudgeon, John - 59 Dudley, Diane - 59 Duerschner, Judith - 31, 117, 134, 135 Duffek, Robert - 59, 121, 128, 168 Dunhaver, Barry - 31 Dunlap, James - 68 Dunovan, Robert - 68, 151, 165 Durrie, Daniel - 59, 121, 137, 148 Dutton, Robert - 68 Dworak, John - 59, 121, 148, 157 Dworak, Joseph - 68 Dworak, Thomas - 59, 151 Dye , Robert - 68, 135 Dye, Sharon - 31 Dye, William - 68

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Griffin, Harold - 34, 121, 148, 164 Griffis, Linda - 34, 117, 129, 134, 137 Griffith, Joseph Griffith, Kent - 70 Groff, Richard - 70, 115 Gross, Karen - 34, 117, 137 Grotelueschen, Lee - 70, 159, 164, 166 Grubb, Ellen - 70 Grubb, Evan - 34 Grubb, John - 34 Gruhn , Michael - 70 Grundmann, Cathleen - 34, 115, 117 Guenzel, Kathryn - 70 Guilford, William - 59, 121, 148, 150, 155, 156, 158 Gunderson, Fred - 36 Gunderson, Mary - 59, 134, 140 Gutgsell, Colleen - 59, 140

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Gabrielson, Leonard - 32 Gage, Gwendolen - 70 Gansemer, Ronald - 59 Gant, Martha - 32, 117, 131, 182 Garber, Marvin - 70 Gardner, Charles - 59, 111, 165 Garnett, Renee - 59, 127, 140 Garnett, Vel - 32 Garrett, Pamela - 33, 117, 123 Gartner, Mary - 70 Genthe, Marsha - 65 George, Sarah - 70 Gerard, Anna - 33, 117, 136, 137, 140 Gerlach , Laurel - 70, 109, 127, 179, 186 Gibbons, Constance - 33, 117, 122, 127, 177 Gibbs, Warren - 59 Gibson, Barbara - 33, 117 Gibson, Nancy - 59, 127, 129, 140 Giese, Rick - 70 Giesick, Michele - 59, 127, 140 Gilbert, Joel - 70 Gilbert, Richard - 33, 121, 170 Gilkerson, Adrian - 70 Gilleland, Suzanne - 70 Gilleland, Wanda - 33, 117 Gilliland, William - 59 Gillispie, Terrence - 65, 151 Glaser, Pamela - 33, 114, 117, 137 Goebel , Susan - 70, 115 Goecke, Monte - 70 Goeschel, Thomas - 70 Gogela , Charles - 59 Goiriz, Jose - 70 Goldberg, Linda - 70 , 113, 127 Goldberg, Melvin - 33, 42, 123 Goldenstein, Marcia - 25, 33, 115, 117, 122, 123 Goodding, Leslie - 70 Goracke, Patricia - 70 Gorham, Cheryl - 33, 114, 117, 129, 131, 136, 137 Gormley, Ronald- 70 Grabowski, Karen - 70 Graff, Dennis - 33 Graff, Larry - 70 Grams , Larry - 33, 133, 135 Grant, Linda - 33, 54, 111, 117, 122, 123, 127, 183 Grant, Robert - 59 Grasmick, Christine - 33, 117, 123, 125, 137 Grasmick, Terrence - 33, 54, 109, 122, 128, 129, 133, 169, 193 Green, Linda - 33, 117, 125 Green, Robert - 70, 151, 159 Greenwald, Jeffrey - 33, 137 Gregg, Kathleen - 33, 117, 135 Grether, Deborah - 70 Grey, Steve - 59 Griess, Robert - 59

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Hubert, Leslie - 60 Huddleston, Mark - 72 Hudson, Jean - 36, 114, 117 Huggins, Gerald - 60 Hulbert, Thomas - 72 Humble, Kathleen - 60, 140 Hunt, Kathleen - 60, 117, 120, 130, 131 Hunt, Kendall - 60 Hunt, Peggy - 72 Hunter, Kay - 75 Huntwork, Daniel-60 Huntwork , Robert - 72 Hurst, Lynn - 60 Hutchinson , J a mes - 36, 162, 170 H ya tt, Steven - 36, 170, 195

I Icenogle, John - 57 , 60, 109, 128, 129, 156, 187 Icenogle , Thomas - 36, 106, 123, 128, 133, 135 I hrie , Dean - 36 Inm an, Lynda - 36, 92, 106, 117, 123, 127, 137 Irons, Barbara - 60 Irons, Deborah - 72 , 129 Iwan , J eanette - 60 J Jackson , Sharon - 36, 117 Jacobs, Frederick - 36 Jacobs, Rita - 72, 174 Jacobson, Pamela - 72 James, Mark - 36 James, Stacy - 36, 107, 117, 123, 127, 130 J amison , Sara - 60 Janssen, Wayne - 72 Jeffrey, Linda - 36, 107, 117, 122, 123, 129, 137 Jenkins, Evelyn - 75 Jenkins, Susan - 36, 106, 117, 123 , 127, 137, 140, 175, 182 Jenkins, William - 72, 134 Jennings, William - 37, 83, 118, 121, 136, 141 , 148, 155, 157 Jespersen, David - 72, 151 ,Jett, Tom - 72, 162 John, David - 72 J ohns, Nancy - 37, 115, 117 Johnson, Charles - 36, 37, 111 Johnson , Cristine - 60, 131, 140 J ohnson, Cynthia - 36, 37, 104, 105, 117, 122, 123, 137, 140, 212 Johnson, Douglas - 37 Johnson, Jeanette - 60, 114, 127 J ohnson, Katherine - 60 , 115, 122, 127, 189, 212 Johnson, Katherine - 37, 117, 127, 129, 137, 185 Johnson, Linda - 37, 117, 135 Johnson, Lucinda - 60 Johnson, Roger - 60, 115, 129 Johnson, William - 37, 112, 113, 129 Jolliff, Kathy - 72, 127 Jones, Kathryn - 60, 140 Jones, Linda - 72 , 135 Jones, Nancy - 72 Jones, Paula - 60, 82, 140, 190 Jorgensen, Donald - 72, 162, 165 Joy, George - 37, 160 Joy, Gregory - 72, 110 Joyce, Christine - 72 Judd , Linda - 72, 127

K Kahm, Marsha - 72, 127, 192 Kallase, Anda - 72, 115 Kammerlohr, Kathryn - 60, 134 Kamtz, Jerry - 72 Kaufman, Ruth - 72, 178 Kay, Debbie - 72 Kay, Robert - 37, 121, 148, 164 Kayser, Kathaleen - 37, 117 Keebler, Rebecca - 72 Keele, Gary - 72, 151

Kehling, Paul - 60 Kehn, Jane - 37, 117 Keister, Douglas - 37 Kelle, Jerry - 72, 162 Keller, Cheryl - 37, 117 Kelley, Jeanne - 60, 134 Kelly, James - 60, 111 Kelly, Michael - 49 Kelly, Nancy- 72 Kelly, Patricia - 72, 171 Kelly, Sherrie - 37, 117, 137 Kempkes, Jeanne - 37, 117 Kennedy, Dale - 72 Kennedy, Scott - 60, 193 Kepler, David - 37, 193 Kern, LeAnn - 72, 127 Kess, Shirley - 37, 117, 138 Kidwell, Christopher - 38, 121, 160 Kimball, Curt - 72, 135 Kimberlin , Sally - 38, 117, 130, 137 Kincaid, Timothy - 60, 111 Kindsvater, Pamela - 60 King, Carole - 38, 39, 117 King, Stephen - 60 Kinner, Verna - 60, 140 Kirchhoff, Don - 38 Kirchhoff, Loretta - 60 Kirk, Jean - 72 Kirk, Pamela - 60 Kirk, Sue - 38, 117 Kissell, Gary - 38, 128 Kissel, Gordon - 72 Kitrell, Connie - 60 Kivett, Ronald - 60 Klahn, Colleen - 72 Klanecky, Mary - 38, 117, 127, 129, 136, 137 Klein, Randy - 60 Klemme, David - 60 Klepinger, Connie - 60, 175 Klone, Robert - 38 Klumpp, Mary - 72, 115, 127 Knapp, Nancy - 60, 111, 115 Knarr, Michael - 72 Knox, Susan - 60 Knudsen, Nancy - 72, 127 Knudtson, Lorraine - 60, 140 Koch , James - 60, 115, 121 Koch, William - 38 Kohl, Donn - 38, 121, 148 Kohl, Stanley - 134 Kohl, Terry - 60 Kohout, Barbara - 38 Kokesch, Paula - 60, 114, 135 Kominsky, Marcia - 38, 117, 127, 129, 184 Korinek, Terrilyn - 38, 117, 122, 126, 127, 129 Kos, Fred - 60 Kos, John - 38, 105, 121, 146, 148, 164, 184, 212 Koser, Steve - 72, 151 Krantz, Richard - 36, 38, 42, 54, 104, 105, 113, 122, 123, 212 Kraus, Sheila - 72 Krejci, Richard - 72 Krieger, Donna - 38 Krieger, John - 60 Kriutzfield, Susan - 38 Krogman, Cheri - 72 Krohmer, Richard - 38, 137 Kruger, Susan - 60, 140 Kubicek, Terrence - 72 Kubick, Dan - 72 Kugel, Craig - 38 Kugel, Kathy - 72 Kuhlman, Elgin - 60 Kuklin, Gary - 72 Kurtz, John - 72 Kushner, Cathy - 72, 113 Kutzer, Cynthia - 60, 108, 140, 181

L Lampshire, Linda - 60, 131, 140 Landis, David - 25, 38, 109, 124, 127, 137, 138 Lang, Barbara - 60, 125, 140 Lang, Sara - 72 Lang, Terry - 60, 128 Lantz, Harold - 39, 111, 128

Larimer, Leon - 65 Larsen, John - 72, 159 Larson, James - 39, 121, 152 Larson, Katherine - 60, 140 Larson, Rebecca - 72 Latrom Joyce - 39, 117, 137 Leavitt, Betty - 39, 115, 117, 123, 129 Lee, Alan - 60 Lee, Allen - 39, 128, 135 Lee, Diane - 72 Lee, Pamela - 72 Leech, Carol- 60 Leeke, John - 60, 115 Lefferdink, Susan - 39, 117, 123, 129, 136 Lefler, James - 39, 133, 135 Legg, Candace - 60, 140 Lehl, Shirlayne - 39, 114, 117, 137 Lehechka, Mary - 72 Leinberger, Christine - 72 Leinberger, William - 60 , 121, 148, 149, 163, 184 Leland, LeRoy - 39 Levine, Katha - 60, 112, 113, 115, 122, 129, 179 Lewis, Barbara - 72, 127 L<:!wis, Patrica - 60, 140 Liede, Ilkka - 39, 55, 109, 123, 127, 135, 168, 177 Lienemann, Delmar - 60 Lieneman, Judy - 72, 122, 127 Linch, Patsy - 60 Lindbloom, Connie - 60 Lindburg, Susan - 60, 140 Lingenfelder, Cheryl - 72 Lingenfelder, Cynthia - 39, 117, 129, 137, 140 Lininger, David - 72, 134 Lockee, Marsha - 72 Loerch, Bill - 60, 151 Loerch, Nancy - 60, 113, 140 Loewenstein, Delaine - 72, 122, 180 L'Jewenstein, Dearwyn - 39, 114, 117 Lofink, Jimmy - 39 Loisel, Jeffrey - 72 Lostroh, Barry - 72, 151, 163 Lowrey, Lon - 39 Ludwick, Edward - 60 Ludwickson, John - 39 Lunger, Chalis - 72 Lunsford, Betty - 60 Lutman, Gary - 60, 151 Lutz, Andrea - 60 Lutz, Craig - 60, 121, 148, 175 Lyberis, Linda - 72

M Maca, Barbara - 60, 127, 140 Macaluso, Debbie - 72 MacKichan, Margaret - 40, 115, 117 Magee, Cathy - 60, 140 Magee, Deborah - 60, 130 Magee, Robert '- '72, 160 Magnuson , Mary Jean - 60 Magwire, David - 72 Magwire, Michael - 60 Mahaffy, John - 60, 135, 152 Malloon, Linda - 72, 113 Malone, Sandra - 72, 127 Malone, Steven - 72 Mann, Barry - 60, 137 Manthey, Anthony - 60, 135, 163 Manthey, Sandra - 72 Manton, Denise - 60 Manton, Douglas - 72, 151, 159 Marchant, Karen - 60 Marsh, Dory - 72, 127 Marshall, John - 40 Marshall, Richard- 60 Martens, Nancy - 72, 127, 135 Martin, David - 72 Martin, Jeff - 60 Martin, Josef - 72, 121, 151, 162 Martinovs, Daina - 72 Marx, Charles - 72, 110 Marx, James - 40, 110, 111

Maseman, Paul - 40, 105, 110 Maser, Stephanie - 40, 114, 117 M ason, Cheryl - 60, 127 Mason, James - 60, 128, 160 Masters, Danny - 72 Mather, Marcia - 72, 113, 127 Mathis, Jan - 40, 117 Mathes, Vicki - 72 Maw, Daniel - 60, 129 Maw, Joan - 72, 127 Maxey, Roger - 60, 151, 159, 177 Maxwell, Janet - 60, 107, 127, 140 Mayhew, Debra - 72, 127, 135 McCarthy, Susan - 72, 127 McCashland, David - 49 McClain, Kathy - 65, 140 McClatchey, Bill - 72 McClelland, Nola - 60, B4, 113, 140 McClendon, Susan - 36, 41, 123 McComb, Richard - 60 McCord, Carolyn - 60, 127, 130 McCown, Gary - 60 McCown, Thomas - 72, 140, 151, 165 McCracken, Allan - 72, 151 McDonald, Thomas - 72 McEwen, David - 60, 121, 148, 164, 190 McGinnis, Margaret - 72 McGinty , Sally - 72, 127 McGlothlin, Monica - 72 McGuire, Sherry - 65 McIntosh, Charles - 65, 135 McIntosh, Leslie - 72, 151, 163 McLeod, Margaret - 60, 125 McLoughlin, Jeanne - 41, 117 McMahon, Melinda - 72, 115, 127 McNeil, Elaine - 41, 114, 117 McNeil, James - 72 McNeil, William - 72 McPherson, Melodee - 41, 105, 117, 123, 129, 134, 137, 174, 212 McTwigan, James ---60 Meier, Sandy - 60, 127, 131, 140 Meisinger, Charles - 60 Melson, Susan - 41, 117 Mercer, Candice - 41, 117, 123, 127, 129, 137 Mercer, Timothy- 60, 151 Merrill , Bruce - 60 Merritt, Pauly - 40, 136, 148 Merritt, William - 63, 151, 168 Messman, Rick - 72, 151 Metz, James - 63, 121, 152 Metz, Richard - 40, 126, 157, 164 Meyer, Cheryl - 74 Meyer, Dale- 74 Meyer, Mary- 63 Meyer, Sandra - 63, 140 Meyer, William - 75 Meyers, Carolynne - 40 Miller, Bruce - 63 Miller, Clayton - 39, 40, 128 Miller, Dennis - 63, 163 Miller, Gary - 63 Miller, Gaylan - 63 Miller, Karen - 40, 117 Miller, Linda - 40 Miller, Maria - 74 Miller, Marilyn - 41, 117, 127, 129 Miller, Michael Miller, William - 74 Minard, Douglas - 74, 134 Minary, James - 41 Misle, Betty - 74 Misle, Lynn - 74 Mitchell, Linda - 41, 112, 113, 117 Mitchell, Stephen - 41, 118, 121, 137, 148, 164 Mitchell, Thomas - 63 Moats, Gain - 63, 113, 140 Moeller, Sandra - 41, 117 Moessner, David - 55, 57, 60, 109, 121, 127, 133, 152

Mohr, Lynda - 63 Mohr, Vicki - 41, 117, 126, 137, 139 Molzer, Darlene - 40, 114, 117 Monson, Bruce - 74, 151, 157 Mooberry, Patrick - 63 , 121, 148, 164 Moran, Janet - 40, 117, 122, 123, 129 Moravec, Daniel - 74 Moreland, Mary - 63, 131 , 140 Morgan, Dan - 74, 151 Morrison, Ronald - 40, 121, 148 Morton, Robert - 74, 151, 159 Moser, David - 63 Moser, Stephen - 74 , 159, 164 Moses, Stephen - 40 , 104, 105, 128, 184, 212 Moses, William H . - 74 Moses, William L. - 63 Mowbray, James - 74 , 178 Mowry, Tim Moyer, Robert - 63 Muenchau, Muri - 40, 163 Muggy, Gary- 49 Muggy , Lee Ann - 63, 115 Muncy, Gerald - 40 Murrell, Mary - 41, 92, 117, 183 Musselman, Jane - 140 Musselman, Sarah - 41, 117, 137 Mussen , Mary - 41, 117, 120, 137

N Nagle, Anita - 75 Nauslar, Billie - 63, 115 Neal, Nancy - 63 Neal , Richard - 63, 111, 140 Nearhood, James Needham, John Neill, Dorothy - 127 Nellis, Edward - 41 , 113, 115 Nelsen, Bonnie Nelsen , Mary - 127 Nelsen , Roger - 151, 159 Nelson , Doug Nelson , Patti Nelson, Roger - 63, 165 Nelson , Ronald - 63, 121, 148, 151, 156 Ness, Patrick - 63 Newkirk, Robert Scott - 41 Newsham, Judy - 63, 127, 140 Nichols, Jacqueline - 63, 127 Nichols , Victoria - 41, 123 Nicklas, David Niederhaus, Karen Niederhaus, Marvin - 40 Nielsen, Ronald - 63 Nix , Nancy - 40, 89, 117, 122, 129, 137 Nolan, Cynthia Nolan , Nancy - 63, 140 Nootz, Steven - 40, 121, 128, 160, 169 Nord , Larry Nord, Shirley - 40, 117, 125 Norris, Mary - 40 Norris, Ronald - 63 Nuernberger, Linda Null, Cynthia - 40, 114, 122, 137 Nuss , Ann - 41 , 113, 117

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p Pansing, Arthur Papenfuss , Stephen Pardee, David - 42 Parker, Robert - 63 , 165 Parks, Floyd - 42, 135 Parsons, Marcia - 63 , 127, 135 P atterson, Jan Patton, Douglas Patton, Margaret - 63 Patton, Richard - 63 P a ulson, Owen - 4i , 110 Pavelka, Leonard Pavelka, Ronald - 42, 107 Pavich, John - 49 Perkins, Diane - 63 Perry, Leo Peter, Patricia - 63, 127 Peterman, Gloria - 113, 127 Peters, Patrick - 135 Peterson, Ann Peterson , James - 63, 151 Peterson, Robert Peterson, Scott - 63 Pettett, Nancy Pettey, Philip Petty , Carolyn - 43 , 107 Pewthers , Robert - 63 , 121, 137, 151, 162 Pfoltner, Iris Pheasant, Jean - 63, 127, 140 Phelps, Cathy - 63, 114, 140 Phelps, Kathi - 43, 117, 137 Phelps, Sally - 43, 117, 118, 120, 123, 130 Phipps, Sandra Pickett, Kathryn Pickinbaugh , Karen - 43 , 192 Pinkerton, Richard Pinkerton, Sharon - 63 , 113, 129, 140, 177 Pistner, Sidney - 43, 92, 117, 123 Pittenger, James - 43, 168 Pivonka, Janice - 63, 125, 140 Plachy , Gary Playter, Frank - 75 Playter, Linda - 43, 117 Popp, Kevin - 75, 160 Poyner, Perry - 75 Prenosil, Kathleen - 75 Prenosil , Robert - 43 , 114, 136, 137, 148 Prentiss, Martha - 63, 113, 115 Preston, Gregory - 43 Pulos, Elizabeth - 75, 115 Putman, John - 75

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Raasch, Kathryn - 75, 127 Radebaugh , Ronald - 43 Radmore, Robert - 63 Rames , Brooke - 43 Rapp, Deborah - 63 , 115 Raser, Linda - 75 Rash , Pamela - 28, 43, 117, 120, 123, 130, 137, 139, 186 Rasperger, Cindy - 65 Rauch, Deborah - 63 Raven, Marvin - 63 Rawson, Robert - 63 Ream, Barbara - 63 Ream, Kathryn - 43 Reddish, Judith - 43 , 117 Reddish , Marilyn - 44

Reed, Christie - 44, 107, 117, 122, 123, 127, 177 Reed, Julie - 75, 192 Reed , Rosemary - 44, 112, 113, 117, 132, 136, 137 Reed, Stephen - 44, 137 Reents, James - 29, 44, 82, 121, 128, 137 Reents, Linda - 75 Reger, Karen - 75 Register, Fred - 63, 113, 114, 122, 124, Reigert, Terry - 75, 151, 159 Remigio, Terrence - 63, 128, 134 Remington, Francine - 63 Renz, Connie - 44 Reuland , Judith - 63, 140 Reuland, Paul - 44, 137 Richards, Roger - 75 Richter, Terry - 75, 151 Riedemann, Sandy - 63 Riggle, Susan - 44, 54, 117, 123, 137 Riondan, Mike - 63 Roach , Caryl - 44 Roach , Charles - 75 Roach, David - 75 Roach, Jean - 63 Robb, Pamela - 75 Robel , Terry - 75, 131 Roberts, James E . - 44, 160 Roberts, James M. - 75, 151, 186 Roberts, Jon - 63 , 121, 148, 164, 167 Roberts , Rita - 44, 117, 125, 127, 129, 137 Robinson , Connie - 75, 127 Robinson, Melinda - 44, 117, 122, 187 Rochford , Patricia - 44, 117 Rodgers , David - 63 , 111 Rogacki, Gloria - 63 Rogers, Daniel - 44, 111, 151 Rogge, Kathryn - 75 Ronning, Kari - 63 , 122 Ronning, Kristin - 63 , 115, 134 Ronning, Richard - 75, 135 Rosen, Judy - 49 Rosenberger, James - 44, 121, 137, 148 Rosewell , Sandra - 75 Ross, Kathleen - 44, 107, 117, 123 Roth , Diana - 63, 75 Roth , Douglas Rowlinson, Blake - 75, 135 Rownd , Kenneth - 44 , 164 Ruiz, Richard - 65 Rumbaugh , Charice - 75 Rumbaugh , Richard - 63, 135 Runge , Edward - 75 Runyan, Erlene Diane - 4.4, 117 Runyan, Rea - 63 Russ, Donna - 63, 125, 140 Russell , Steve - 44, 164 Ryan, Linda - 75 Ryan, Ronda - 44, 114, 117, 129, 137, 140 Ryman , Roger - 75, 159

s Sackschews ky , Lana - 75 Sakai, Ann - 75, 111 , 135 Salem, Richard - 44 Salestrom, John - 75, 151, 159 Salisbury, Robert - 44 Salisbury, Susan - 63, 182 Salstrand, Stephanie - 75 Sanborn, James - 75 Sands, Edward - 75, 113, 120, 176 Sands, Patricia - 44 , 114, 117 Sasse, Jan1es - 75, 151, 159, 165 Sasse, Leland - 44, 137, 140 Sasse, Sandra - 45, 117 Savery, Gregg - 75 Schaefer, Craig - 63, 111, 128, 162 Scha efer, Nancy - 63 , 140 Schaefer, Stephen - 75

Schaefer, Susan - 45, 117 Schaffer, James - 63, 152 Schaile, Vicki - 45 Schainost, Grant - 45, 110 Schamp, Judy - 75 Schamp, Karen - 63 Schamp, Kathryn - 75 Scheibe, Charles - 75 Scherich, Stephanie - 45, 117, 123, 129, 188 Schick, Vicki - 36, 42, 45, 54, 105, 117, 122, 123, 127, 137, 177, 212 Schiebinger, Rick - 75 Schleis, John - 45 Schluterbusch, Phyllis - 63 Schmelter, Susan - 45, 114, 117, 127 Schmersal, James - 45 Schmidt, Dave - 63, 121, 128, 160, 161, 194 Schmidt, Donna - 75 Schmidt, Georgia - 63, 135 Schmitt, Terry - 45 Schneider, Kurt - 45 Schneider, William - 45 Schoneweis, Berleda - 75 Schooley, Kathryn - 45, 117, 123, 131, 190 Schorr, Lynda -"63, 140 Schrader, Daniel - 75 Schrader, Paula - 75 Schrank, Eugene - 75 Schroeder, Kay - 76 Schroeder, Royann - 76 Schroeder, Wallace - 76 Schroedermeier, Carol-. 76 Schultz, Barbara - 45, 54, 87, 104, 117, 122, 123, 127, 212 Schupbach , John - 45, 137, 189 Schutte, Ellen - 63, 127 Schutte, Vnda - 63 , 127 Schwartz, Judith - 75, 135 Schwartz, Richard Schwieder, Sara - 76 Schwieder, Susan - 45 Schwieger, Janice - 45, 115, 117, 123, 127, 129 Schwindt, Constance - 45, 117 Schwindt, Linda - 63, 140 Sconyers, Ronald - 45, 111, 168, 192 Scott, Carmen - 76, 111 Scott, Lois - 63, 140 Severin , Roger - 76, 159, 165 Seward, Harry - 45, 137, 179 Sexton , Di Ann - 63 Shaffer, John - 76 Shalberg, Thomas - 76 Shaner, Dorothy - 63 Shannon, Mary - 47, 111, 117, 123 , 134 Shapiro, Elizabeth - 76 Sharp, James - 47, 148 Shattuck, Carolyn - 76 Shaw, Ernest - 49 Shaw , James - 63 Shaw , Leslie - 63, 130 Shelley, Carole - 63, 129, 140, 185, 212 Shelley, Michael - 63, 121, 128.

134, 162 Shelley, Nancy - 47, 117, 137 Shneider, Jeffrey - 47 Shneider, Joy - 76 Shoemaker, Fredric - 47, 188 Short, Robert - 76, 110, 163 Siemens, Eunice - 47, 117 Siemens, Yvonne - 47, 117 Sikyta, Deborah - 63, 115, 189 Silverman, Janet - 76 Simon, Robert - 76, 176 Simpson, Suzanne - 47, 112, 113, 122, 132 Sims, Stuart - 76, 151, 159, 176 Singh, Indira - 55, 76, 117 Sinkey, Kristin - 47, 117, 123 Sitzman, Linda - 47 Slaughter, Todd - 47 Smayda, Janet - 76, 140, 175 Smiley , Mary - 76, 127, 193

Smith, Arthur - 76 Smith, Carol - 63 , 127, 140 Smith, Charles - 63 Smith, James - 76 Smith, Linda - 47, 117 Smith , Lynne - 76 , 130, 174 Smith, M ichael - 65 Smith, Nancy - 47 Smith, Randolph - 75, 159, 165 Smith , Rena - 63 Smith , Ronald - 76 Smith, Susan - 47, 54, 115, 123 Smith, Todd - 76, 115 Smith , Victoria - 76 Snyder, Floyd - 76, 92 Solheim, Robert - 46 121 123, 128, 136, 139, 148, ' 194 ' Sonderegger, Kurt - 63 111 128 ' ' Sonderegger, Richa rd - 63 , 135 Sorrell , Pamela - 63 , 117, 120, 127, 140 Soshnik, Allan - 46, 104, 105, 128, 169, 212 ' Southern , Virginia - 76 Spencer, Alan - 63, 111, 137, 162 Spier, Linda - 63 Splichal, Pamela - 63 , 134 Splichal, R ichard - 46 , 121, 128, 148, 162, 183 Spohn, Cassie - 76 Spomer , Michael - 76 Spray, Gregory - 76 Staberg, Diana - 76 Staley, Carol - 46, 117 S tapleton, Louise - 6.'3, 111, 140 S tapl~ton, Margaret - 76 temm, Rhonda - 76 S temper, Linda - 63, 127, 140 S tevens, Janet - 63, 115, 127, 140 S tevens, Sharrys - 46 Stewart, Ann - 76 S tewart, Jeanne - 76 "tewart, Mona - 63, 127, 135 S tewart, Timothy - 76, 151 Stier, Nancy - 76, 127 S tiner, Suanne - 63, 131 S tines, Patricia - 46, 115, 177 Stipsky, Kay - 63 , 122, 127, 129, 140 Stoehr, Rosemary - 46, 117, 136, 137, 140 Stolldorf, Linda - 63 , 115, 126, 140 S tolte, Rox Ann - 76 S toltzman, David - 46, 123, 148, 158 S toner, William - 6.1 S tork, Barbara - 713. 113 S tovall, LeAnne - 6:J , 127, 140, 180 S tranathan, Mich ael - 46, 111 Streeter, John - 63 Strobel, James - 64 , 111, 135, 162 S tucky, Donald - 64, 111, 134, 162, 174 Stucky, Virginia - 76, 127 Stueber, Mary - 46, 117 Styles, Pat - 47 , 183 Subil, Emilio - 76 Sullivan, John - 64 Sundling, Tom - 76 Sunyoke, Karen - 76 Sutter, Sandra - 64 Swain, Ronald - 47 Swanson, Julie - 76, 108, 127, 182 Swanson, Mary - 47, 104, 105, 109, 117, 118, 120, 123, 141, 212

Swanson, Michael - 47 Swenson, Diane - 64 , 125 127 140 ' ' Sykes, Rhonda - 64

T Taddiken, Craig - 47 , 128, 184 Tallman, Mark - 64 Tanner, Ronald - 47 168 Tate, David - 76 ' Tate, Nancy - 76 Tatum, Richard- 64, 135 Tavlin, John - 76, 135, 160 Taylor, James - 76 Taylor, Jean - 46, 117 Taylor, Lawrence - 64 Taylor, Steven - 76 Tefft, Michael - 64 Tegeler, Phillip - 76, 151, 162 Ten Hulzen , Sandra - 76 Thiel, Brad - 76 Thomas, Paul - 64, 151, 157 Thomas, Charlene - 4-, , 117 Thompson, John - 47 Thompson, Nancy- 47 , 92, 117 Thompson, Raymond - 64, 135, 165 Thompson, Susan - 76 Thomsen, William - 47 Thome, Nancy - 47, 87, 107, 117, 123, 130, 131, 182 Thornton, Shelley - 76, 127 Thorson, Joel - 36, 42 , 47, 54, 87, 123, 128, 133 Tidball, Mary - 76, 127 174 Tidball, Thomas - 48, 121, 128, 160, 161, 164, 167, 170, 193 Timmerman, William - 76, 108, 121, 152, 162 Tinstman, Nancy - 48, 87, 104, 105, 117, 118, 123, 131, 137, 212 Titus, Stephen - 76 Tomlinson, Michael - 64 Towle, Sandra - 76 Tramel, Kathleen - 48, 117 Traundt, Patricia - 76 Travis, Brent - 76 Trehearn, Arlan - 48 Tribble, Carolyn - 48 Trombla, Daniel - 64, 137 Troop, Nancy - 48, 114, 117, 123, 129 Tupper, Dorothy - 48, 117, 195 Turnbull, Dennis - 48 Turner, Ida - 64, 111 Turner, Roxanne - 64, 140, 186 Tyler, Terry - 76, 169 Tyrrell, Tiffany - 48, 107, 121, 128, 137, 141 , 148, 157 Tyson, Kirsten - 64, 122, 140

u Uehling, Peter Uhlman, Rodney - 48, 85 Umberger, Sharon - 48, 117, 125, 135 Unger, Catherine - 64, 140 Upeslacis, Marcis - 75, 151 Uribe, Ronald - 64

V Vallery, Janet - 48 Vallicott, Jay - 76 Van Buskirk, Dan - 64, 168 Vance, Dennis - 48 Van Derslice, Cheryl - 64 Vanek, Theresa - 76, 114 Van Hook, Pamela - 48, 117 Van Horn, David - 48, 109, 123, 128, 129, 136, 137, 174

Van Landingham, Richard 64, 160 Van Sickle, John - 76 Vant, Teresa - 64, 117, 120, 127, 130, 140 Van Vliet, James Van Vliet, John - 49, 135 Varvel, Linda - 49, 54, 112, 113, 123, 132, 134, 140, 181 Vasholz, Deborah - 64, 127, 129, 140 Vasina, Sandra - 76 Vaughan, John - 49 Vaverka, Joe - 76 Venner, David - 64, 190 Virgil, Allen - 76, 134 Vogt, Jay - 64 Voigt, Janet - 76, 127 Volz, Bennett - 64 von Goetz, Carolyn - 49, 113 , Von Goetz, Carolyn - 49, 113, 117, 127

w Waersch , Linda - 76 Wagner, Lucinda - 49, 117, 129, 130, 137 Wagner, Steve - 49 Wagner, Terry - 65 Walcott, Ann - 49, 117 , 137 Walcott, Clifton - 76 Wald, Kenneth - 64, 107, 124 Waldman, Regina Walker, Keith - 76, 151, 163 Wallace, Herbert - 64, 163 Walter , Linda - 76 Walters , Elizabeth - 76 , 127 Walters, Kristin - 49, 117, 137 Watkins, Ron - 76 Watson, Craig - 49, 190 Watts, Dennis - 64 Watts, Katherine - 64, 140 Way, Gary - 76, 135 Waybright, Joan - 49, 117, 122 Weaver, James - 49, 121, 168, 189 Webb, Patricia - 76 Weber, Douglas - 76, 159 Webman, Jerry - 64, 113, 122, 124, 185 Webster, Steven - 49 Weeks, Richard - 64 Wegner, Edward - 64 Wehrli, Marcia - 64, 125, 127 Wehrli, Steve-65, 193 Weilage, Woodrow - 65, 135 Weinstein , David - 65, 160, 177 Weiss , Diann - 76 Wekesser, Edward - 76, 109 Wekesser, Robert - 49, 174 Welton , Kathryn - 49 Wendelin, Kathleen - 65 Wendling, Margaret - 49, 117 Werning, Daniel - 65, 134, 137 West, Deborah - 65 West, Gayle - 49, 117, 125 West, Joyce - 76 West, Mark- 49, 134 Westcott, Ralph - 49 Westervelt, Mary- 76, 115 Westervelt, Susan - 49, 106, 107, 117, 137, 139 Weyhrauch , William - 76, 140 Whelchel, Sandra - 49, 76 Whelchel, Susan - 49 White, Greg - 49 White, Janet- 76 White, Mark - 49, 110, 111, 129 Whitesell , Karen - 49, 114, 130 Whittington, John - 76

Wickenhauser, Terry - 50, 99, 117 Wicks, Sue - 76 W~~an, Lawrence - 65, 151, Wiese, Jody - 50, 117, 130, 137 Wilbur, James- 65 Wilcox, Clark - 36, 50 Wiley, William - 65, 128, 132, 137, 140, 151 Wilken , James - 65, 135, 168 Williams, Jamie - 50, 117, 137 Williams , Thomas - 50, 187 Willits, Tim - 76, 159 Wilson, Bruce - 76, 151, 180 Wilson, Cathy - 49 Wilson, Claudia - 76, 134, 178 Wilson, Elizabeth - 50 , 117, 123, 136, 137, 138, 175 Wilson, James - 50 Wilson , Marguerite - 50 Wilson , Phil - 76 Windle, Richard - 76, 128, 159 Winters, Konrad - 50 Wise, Audie - 76, 151 Wise, Sandra - 76 Wismer, Douglas - 50, 123, 169 Witt, George - 29, 50 Wittstruck, Robert - 50 Woest, Robert - 50, 106, 107, 128, 184 Wolfe, Robert - 56, 65, 108, 128, 132, 212 Wondra, Leon - 76 Wood, Andrea - 65, 122, 212 Wood , Frank - 76 Wooden, Glenda - 76, 111 Woods, Avery - 50, 117, 137 Woods, Richard - 50 Worrall, Nancy - 50, 117, 130 Worster, George - 65 Worster, Michael - 50, 123 Wright, Ann - 76, 113 Wright, Judith - 50 , 117, 122, 127, 182 Wright, Kathleen - 65 Wright, Scott - 57, 109, 121, 128, 132, 140, 160, 194 Wright, Steve - 65, 151 Wunderlich , Clare - 65 Wunibald, Judy - 76, 129 Wunibald , ·Nancy - 50, 117 Wylie, Alexa - 50 y Yates , Steven - 65, 163 Yetma n , Mary - 65, 140 Yokel , Rodney - 76, 151 York, Janet - 65 York , Jean - 65 York , Jo Ann - 51 Yost, Connie - 65 Yost, James - 51, 130 , 136, 137, 138, 140 Young, D avid - 51 Young, Janice - 65 Young , Jo Ann - 51, 54, 117, 123, 129 Young, Mary - 65, 127 Young, Max - 76, 159 Young, Thomas - 51

z Zadina , Leslie-:- 29, 51 , 160, 164, 166, 167 Zajicek , Roger - 76, 159 Zbytniuk, Larissa - 76, 134 Zeman, Albert - 65, 121, 160, 194 Zeman, Micl:iael - 76, 82, 160 Zich , Gerald - 76 Zitterkopf, Shir Lee - 65 Zoerb, Douglas - 65

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Through the Shield 1966 we attempted to portray the individual's search for identity amidst .the pressures of conformity . . . his loyalty to the group, yet his need to develop personal principles to give dimension to his life . Special thanks to Mr. Jack Riggle and John Kircher-Photographers Mr. Paul Bateman - Lincoln Yearbook Company . . . Sincere gratitude to our advisor Mr. Donald Ferguson for his criticism, his inspiration, and his opinions . Best of luck to the Shield 1967 staff for an impressive Shield 1967.

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