Southeast High 1974 Yearbook

Battle& Life, That's what it's all about. A constant struggle To overco1ne-Social pressures, Competition, Grades, Parents.

We face these now For what purpose? Soon they will pass, But what have we learned fro1n them? Have we grown, as they said we should, Or have we just completed another stage, Another part of our expected existence?

Soon we'll face more.

Things to come seem more serious, But perhaps they are just another phase.

Another test, of another type for us to pass.

We do what is expected, only because it is expected.

Is that what we want?

Relevance used to he the big word. It now sounds old-fashioned, But it still confronts us.

So we go on, Battling in our little world, In hopes of getting out into the real world, Only to face bigger battles.

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Donald Darnell, assistant principal of student affairs

1) Mrs. Roma Alexander, attendance secretary

2) Mr s Marilyn Churchill, bookkeeper

4) Mrs. Jane Good ding, office personnel

6) Mrs. Maxine Van Horn , counseling secretary

7) Miss Mar cella Pralle, secretary

8) Mrs. Maxine Pivonka, assistant to re gistrar, Mrs. Helen Malek, registrar

1) Mrs. Marjorie Courtney, nurse

2) Martin Buschkamp, counselor

3) Charles HemphiJl, counselor

4) Miss Lois Schwab, counselor

5) John Garrison, media specialist

6) Top: Mrs. Ruth Hudson, media specialist; Bottom : Mrs. Anne Fletcher, media specialist

7) Art Hillman, counselor

1) Mxs. Lois Althouse, English 10, Latin

2) Paul Austin, golf coach, inst:mmenta1 music

3) James Armagost, crafts

4) Harold Baker, algebra, geometry, trigonometry

5) Gail Baum, driver education, physical education, wrestling coach

6) Mrs. Rose Beideck, coordinato r of office occupations , shorthand, steno-clerical training

7) Jon Blocker, administrative aid, gymnastic coach

8) Harold Blount, geometry

1) Mrs. Olinda Boslau, English 10

2) Oscar Bretthorst, chemistry, physics

3) Ken Brunk, health, physical education

4) Roy Churchill, American History, driver education, track and cross country coach

5) Don Byorth, commercial, general and 2-D art

6) Mrs. Mary Commers, English 12, myth and man

7) Joe Dappen, AP chemistry, chemistry

8) Mrs. Rosemary Diehl, biology

1) Tom Douglas, American history, psychology

2) Randy Fricke, American history, economics

3) George Eisele, algebra, CPM, tennis coach

4) Mrs. Marilyn Epp, accompanist

5) Charlie Gordon, algebra, baseball coach

6) Mike Goff, English 11, journalism

7) Bob Hall, architectural drafting, mech a nical drafting

8) Leslie Ekdahl, biology

1) Miss Diane Hall, English 10, debate 9

2) Mrs. Nancy Hash, business principles

3) Jerry Harkrader, girls track, world history

4) Mrs. Sue Holmgren, biology

5) Mrs. Janet Hansen , German

6) Miss Helen Hart, American history , 20th century

7) Mrs. Margie Herrmann, marketing

8) Mrs. Corene Herbster, foods

9) Mrs. Nancy Harding, Spanish , world history

1) Mrs. Lillian Lemon , English 10 ·

2) Mrs. Jan Kinney, bu sines s English, EngUsh 12

3) Bill Kenagy, world studies

4) Harold Kubick, woodworking

5) Mrs. Mimi Kuebler, physical education ·

6) Mrs. Jeannine Jacobs , Ort on-Gillingham '

7) Mrs. Barbara Lister, OLP

1) Mrs. Elinor Mack, English 11, Runes

2) Al Mackevicius, administrative aid

3) Miss Sharon Matejka, typing

4) Mrs. Louise McDonald, drama, stagecraft, speech

5) Bill Miller, athletic director

6) Wally McNaught , American history, basketball coach

7) Frank Mills, vocal music

·KEE P ThIS DO Oi~ · CLO~E AT .

1) Leonard Nickerson, geometry, prt>-calculus

2) Steve Nootz, swimming coach, water sports, world history

3) Mrs. Mara Murphy, creative writing, English 11

4) Gunnar Overgaard, physics, PSSC physics

5) Bob Nielsen, accounting, bookkeeping, business law

6) George Pearce, Spanish

7) Mrs. Barbara Miriovsky, English 10

1) Denny Puelz, girls and boys wei ght lifting, aerobics

2) Mrs. Linda Reiser, shorthand, typing

3) Mrs. Leta Rempe, elementary design, general art

4) Mrs. Tania Rexroth, home planning, bachelor living

5) Mrs. Sue Roux, physiology

6) Mrs. Minnie Ruff, French

7) Jerry Saunders, biology, BSCS biology

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1) Fred Smith, computer math , geometry

2) Frank Solich, drivers education, football coach, supervision

3) Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, algebra , geometry

4) Miss Kathy Tell, English 11

5) Bill Stephenson, American history, drivers education, U.S. government

6) Miss Sharon Stock, bachelor living, clothing, family living, social living

Mrs. Kerstin VanDervoort, contemporary literature, English 11

1) Mrs. Linda Vandever, 3-D art

2) Mrs. Sue Van Horn, geography at an urban age , world studies

3) John Waldron, driver education , electronics, small engines

4) Mrs. Carol Woody , girls volleyball coach, lifesaving, physical education

5) Cafeteria personnel

Front Row: Mrs. Burtus Horner, manager, Mrs. Delores Ronnau, Mrs. Elaine Mu gg y , Mr s Shirly Miller

Second Row: Mrs. Helen Snowden , Mrs. Martha Biggens , a ssi tant manager , Mrs. Edna Walker, Mrs. Evelyn Thaller

Third Row: Mrs. Sharon Smith , Mrs. R a chale Lo o s, :Mrs. Doris St a stny , Mrs. Eleanor Simmons, Mrs. Gertrud e Mills

Not pictures : Mrs. Gerry Caves

6) Custodial personnel

Front Row: Al Pearce , Elvina Jensen, David Peters , Gary Windle , Rufen Wils o n , Dorothy Slocum

Second Row: Leo Shade , J. Anthony Hoefler, Frank Letcher , Robert Stahly , D e an Ame s, Harry Hartshorn, Lyle Moyer, Robert R. Patton, building superintendent

Arts prevalent • Ill '74

Arts concerned with the creation of things of beauty is the definition for fine arts. Beau tifu I art has been excelled this year at Southeast. Backing this expression has been the Lincoln Public School's "Year of the Arts".

It's objectives were to have enhanced the talents of serious students of an art, mobilize a greater mutual use of school and community artistic resources and deepen knowledge and enjoyment of the arts

Council Chairman David Meyers said, "The Year of the Arts was the icing on the cake. What we've tried to do is extend the pleasure and enjoyment of the arts to students and to the rest of the community who didn't directly participate."

Special activities which outlined the "Year of the Arts" consisted of artists and students working within the school, talented students were chosen to work with artists, and public performances and exhibits of the "Year of the Arts" were presented to the community.

Southeast scheduled many extra opportunities to help enforce the arts. Drama was represented by artists such as Oiff

Goodwin, a specialist in dramatic acting and three one-act plays we re given this spring whose authors were Southeast students, Frank Burden , Cathy Lyon and Liz Knoll.

Dance seminars and academies supplied opportunities for interested dance students.

"Body movement is my way of expressing what's on the inside, feelings such as frustration , humility, love just whatever I want to express," explained dancer Chery Priess.

Dance was highlighted by the presentation of the Jaffrey Ballet at Nebraska Kimbal Recital Hall.

University of Nebraska Professor Robert Beadell worked with the music department, helping individual students compose original piano selections. Some of Southeast's music students participated in the AU-City's choir, band or orchestra.

Assemblies with Jerry Shaw, a cartoonist and a Black gospel singing group entitled "Love, Peace , Happiness Unlimited" provided culture awareness for the art department.

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1) "The Fiddler" as Mark Bucholz.

2) A scene from "Man ' s Destiny is Never Forever," one of three one-acts presented at Southeast this spring.

3) Creativity is expressed by Casey Cook's pottery.

4) Skillful hands tie hundreds of knots to make a masterpiece of macrame.

5) Candi Coupe demonstrates the poise of dancing

6) Dana Stev~ns says , "Come blow your horn."

7) Court Choir under the direction 6f Mr. Frank Mills-

1) At the wedding feast, Innkeeper Jeff Searcy leads the villagers in a toast to the newlyweds

2) Frum~Sarah, played by Cathy Perterson, flies across the stage in a fit of rage

3) Russian dancers perform for the villagers during the wedding ceremony

4) Yente, played by Cathy Lyon, tells Polly Hammond , (Golde) about a perfect match for her daughter

5) Set construction crew members gaze at the adjustments needed to be made before opening night

6) Burke Hinds, as Tevye, dreams of a life of prosperity while singing "If I Were a Rich Man"

1) And down came the good fairy, who else but Cliff Davis

2) Sophomore girls join in on "Nite of Knights"

3) "Suite" wins the best act award in " Nite of Knights"

4) Kathy Morrow and Jeff Searcy sing "Mockingbird"

5) A typical teenage dieter is dramatized by Theresa Voss

6) "Little Bunny Fu-Fu", Rick Reynolds, is hoppin' through the forest, boppin' field mice on their heads

7) Marx Brothers portrayed by Mark Olson and Jeff Belker, confer with Vic Wilson

1) Margaret Burden, Greg Zimmer and Frances Laun show togetherness is important for debate team members.

2) Linda Olson and Mary Mahaffy do their part to promote the Runes

3) Marry Sheffield, Kevin Powell and Diane Moseman read through literature submitted to the Runes.

4) Despite the look on Greg Zimmer's face, the Debate team members are one big happy family

5) Business Manager , Dara Gill, writes out another receipt for the Runes

6) Mrs. Elinor Mack and Runes Editor-in-Chief Ken Koop , discuss ideas for the 1974 Runes

7) Burke Hinds and Marty Kushner do some last minute preparation before a debate tournament

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Year of the Arts Inspires Activity

Flat no , no sharp! was often h eard in the musi c d e partment. Just the right note and tone was th e perfe c tion striven for by the choruses, ba nd s and orchestra. All o f this accompanied the struggle for perfection in p erfo rmance. To enable perfection many problems had to be faced.

According t o various Countesses and Nobl e men some do w ns came along with the ups.

" It required extra outside time t o perform and for everyone who got off work o r got o ut of class, th a t presented a probl em , " Countess

Patty Svob o da not e d

" Le ar nin g a va riety of so n gs for a var iety of p eop le," timula ted difficulties according to N o bleman Bob Elwell.

Mo dern Choir put its voices t o work and pre se nted th e stage musical "The Creation."

Coordinating the musi cian s with the voi ces an d the v o ices with the d a n cers t oo k aw hile , but when we go t things working together it worked out," recalled Direc tor Frank Mill s.

The p ro duction of vocal music a l so included d an cers, in st rumen ts, a nd art wor k Mill s a lso co mment e d , " Performanc es ju st don't come, it requires some labor. "

The produ ct ion of "N ight of Knights" was

o nce again p erfor med A va ri ety of acts a nd personalities were represented in this year's theme, " Mid-Kni ght Special," e mcee d by St eve Pauls e n, Ma rk Ol se n, an d Jeff Be lker p ortrayi ng the Marx Bro t h e r s.

Comment in g on the 1974 production, Jo e Da pp e n , ch e mi stry instructor said, " I think th at it was ~onsiderably better than pr ev iou s years."

Ba nd and o rch est ra put t h e ir instrument al ability on displ ay when eac h of them participated in th e All-City co mpetiti on.

Man y i ndividu a l s exce lled in in st rum e nt atio n , includin g s tud ents su ch as J oe i Sund erma n and D ana St eve n s who co mp ose d mu sic for orchestra and s ta ge band res p ec tiv el y

Both band a nd orc he stra parti ci pat e d in several concerts throug h o ut the year , includin g th e "Year of th e Art s" co ncert at Wood's Memorial Garden.

Ph ys ical exercise was also include d a mon g th e b a nd a nd orchestra age nd a with their a nnual football ga me this past fall.

S culpture s, paintin gs, pottery , macrame , ba tik , and decoupa ge co mpose d the Fine Arts Sund ay display in th e Southea st h a ll s May 19th

Many individual s ac hieved honorable ment io ns for their art work Art st ud e nt Casey Cook was the reci pi e nt of th e Andr ea Grain ge r Me m oria l Scholarship

1) Modern choir performs the "Creation;'

2) Polly Hammond, one of six soloists chosen from Southeast to participate in the "Year of the Arts" solo recit a l.

·3) Sing along with Mitch!

4) An every-day classroom for Modern Choir

5) The annual Court Choir's performance.

6) "Music, music , where is my music," questions Cheryl Priess.

1) Countesses Sing themselves happy

2) Dale Lewis, one of six soloists chosen from Southeast to participat e in the "Year of the Arts" solo recital.

3) A he art formation is made by the band members during Homecomin g.

4) T he musical "Godspell" is s ung by Countesses and Noblemen in " Nite of Kn ig hts"

5) Tara Youn g plays the glockenspiel.

6) Band members play for a Pep Rally.

7) Drum Major , Dave Morgan lead s the band.

1) Dana Stevens and Terri Deems practice for a jazz d uet.

2) Come o n brass, ge t it in iune

3) J erry Ficke , Bill Norri s, and Ted Eschliman warm up for an early morning rehe a r sal.

4) Stageband holds one of its many practices to prepare for th e Fath e r - -Dau ghter dance.

5) " All t oge ther now, 1 2 3 " says Pau l Astin as he directs the orche s tra

6 ) J erry Ficke lets his feelin gs out o n the kettle drums

1) Teddy (Steve Ress) explains the building of the Panama Canal to Dr Einstein (Scott Boughn).

2) Teddy (Steve Ress) explodes "Charge" as he prepares to advance up the stairs in "Arsenic and Old Lace".

3) After finding a body in the window seat , Mortimer (Mike Keene) makes a phone call for help.

4) The Brewster family: Abby (Theresa Vos), Teddy (Steve Ress) and Martha (Cathy Lyon) have their afternoon tea.

5) Mortimer (Mike Keene) and Mr. Witherspoon (Steve Paulson) get Abby (Theresa Vos) and Martha (Cathy Lyon) to sign commitment papers for Teddy

6) Officers (Mark Olson and Frank Burden) arrest Jonathan (Vic Wilson) while Mortimer (Mike Keene) looks on.

7) The Brewster sisters Abby (Theresa Vos) and Martha (Cathy Lyon) make plans for their next victim in- "Arsenic and Old Lace".

Diverse Plays Add. Li.fe

The year be gan with "Fiddler on the Roof' put on by the Court Choir For the first time in many years , juniors took several of the leading role s.

Polly Hammond played Golda, Kim Jiracek her daughter, and Mike Keene the tailor and son-in-law to be. Other leads, such as the papa , played with a new and skinnyer character , (Burke Hinds) , were all strong in the areas of voice and acting. One member of the audience later wrote to Driector Frank Mills , " I saw 'Fiddler' put on in New York, and I thought your Yenta (Cathy Lyon) was stronger than the one on Broadway. "

Cathy Lyon , very active in drama, also had a lead role in the comedy " Arsenic and Old Lace " She and Theresa Vos, playing Martha and Abby, brought laughter to the stage as they knocked off old men with their elderberry wine, under the nose of Teddy , their senile brother (Steve Ress) who believed himself to be Teddy Roosevelt.

To add to the antics, Vic Wilson and Scott Bo u ghn played the mad scientist and assistant who also went around murdering people

although they didn't restrict themselves to old men.

Mortimer and Elaine (Mike Keene and Lyn Brammeier) are thoroughly dumbfounded by the goings-on and their expert facial expressions made the show.

To finish the year, Mrs Louise McDonald decided to plunge into some heavy Shakespeare, "Romeo and Juliet." Title roles were played by two new comers, Julie Scott and Dennis Wilson. Taient flourished through the play, and was enhanced by the outdoor setting. The Verona spirit was somewhat dampened though, as one performance was rained out and the last show was held in the girls gym.

The drama department undertook several new and diverse plays this year. From Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" to the musical "Fiddler on the Roof' and the classic comedy "Arsenic and Old Lace," many new faces have appeared on the stage , perfecting these plays to make this "Year of the Arts" one of the best years for SE drama.

I) Congratulations are received by the cast and crews after the opening night performance of "Arsenic and Old Lace".

2) Jeff Belker, as Officer O'Hare explains his life story to a tense Mortimer, played by Mike Keene •

3) "Wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied?" asks Romeo (Dennis Wilson) of Juliet (Julie Scott) •

4) Disgusted Elaine (Lynn Brarnmeier) tries to figure out the proceedings in "Arsenic and Old I..ace".

5) Jeff Searcy looks on intrigued as Dave Chappelle and Gerald Muhle practice a duel in an early "Romeo and Juliet" rehearsal •

1) Finding Juliet (Julie Scott) dead, Romeo (Dennis Wilson} gasps, "Thus with a kiss I die."

2) At one of the many "Romeo and Juliet" rehearsals, Mrs. Louise McDonald demonstrates how to thrust a sword properly with Jeff Searcy as Dennis Wilson observes closely.

3) After finding out of Juliet's plans Nurse (Theresa Vos) exclaims to Juliet (Julie Scott) and Lady Capulet (Pat Oxley), "If I may live to see thee married, I have my wish "

4) Lord Capulet (Louis Freouff) questions Paris (Jeff Searcy) of the possibility of Juliet's marriage to Romeo.

5) "Wilt thou provoke me? Then have at thee boy!" shouts Romeo (Dennis WHson) as he kills Paris (Jeff Searcy).

6) Nurse (Theresa Vos) comes to Romeo (Dennis Wilson) with information about his rendez-vous with Juliet as Friar Lawrence (Greg Goetowski) looks on.

7) Nurse (Theresa Vos) gives some friendly marital advice to Juliet (Julie Scott).

8} "I will tell thee ere thou ask again, I have been feasting with mine enemy," explains Romeo (Dennis Wilson) to Lord Montique (Jeff Belker).

Diverse J-staffs Excel

This year like other years, the publication staffs have looked good in competition both at the state level and nationally. From the National Scholastic Press Association, the Clarion earned a First Gass Rating.

State-wide, the Clarion placed six finalists: Shelley Peterson in newswriting, feature writing and editorial writing; Scott Whitcomb in feature writing ; Tasmen Yauney and Kay Powell in newswriting; Dave Morgan in photography and Scott Ballentine in advertising.

In the preliminary judging, Clarion news writers ranked first, second, and third in the state. The Clarion also won the Nebraska Sweepstakes award given by the Lincoln Journal and Star.

Shield s taff aimed for a diverse b o ok and staff this year. New ideas were added, old themes a c cent e d and some others dropped.

Shield was a lso the champ at the school sports level , winning the 5th annual Shield vs. Clarion football g ame, with a score 21-0.

Another publication s staff which , i n quantity, puts out more than the other staffs

combined, is Newsdesk. Everyday from a little wooden box was heard, "This is Newsdesk for. " and most likely a conversation was started with a friend But for those who listen, Newsdesk contributes much to the day.

Supplying both Clarion and Shield with the all important material are the photographers. Pictures are an important way of communication for the media. Quality and quantity improved as the year progressed

1) Dave Morgan plays "Hide and Seek" in the darkroom

2) Maryjane Dunn and Mike Goff add a little humor to the work of Shield sports editors Mark Olson and Paul Davie.

3) Shield members, Liz Beard, Jayne Woytassek and Sharon Blatchley have a case of in front of the camera cu tsies.

4) Karen Taylor, Nancy Harrin gton and Ken Koop discuss new ideas for laying out a page.

5) The Shield staff agrees that a vacation is needed from preparing the 1974 yearbook as they t,1ke a day off to build a castle in the snow.

6) Jane Harkrader, Molly Collins and Deanne Kobler spend some time looking through old Shields.

1) "Oh the life of a disc jockey," dreams Steve Paulson.

2) Ardale Brame , Steve Paulson, Dianne Moseman and Amy Berniklau get all tied up in a Newsdesk production.

3) CTarion reporter Marcia Divis discusses editing techniques with student teacher Mrs. Pat Smith.

4) Dianne Moseman , Newsdesk coordinator, tries for perfect timing on another production.

5) The Photography staff hams it up for the camera.

6) Clarion editor Shelley Peterson relaxes as she proofreads stories for the next issue of the paper.

7) Several Clarion staff members take time out for a piece of cake on Valentine's Day.

YFU Is Newcomer To SE

Deciding which clubs to join and which activities to be involved in are two aspects of school life that can be explored. There are people to meet and get to know People who have something in common they are alive. People are everywhere, in every corner of the world. Youth For Understanding and the American Field Service were formed so people can learn about thems elves through others.

YFU, the largest foreign exchange program in the world, is new at Southeast this year. Jayne Woytassek and Sue Hudson were the first Southeast students to participate in the program. They were both abroad fro approximately nine weeks. Sue lived in Germany and Jayne lived in Colombia. Sue and Jayne agreed that living in a different country was a very worthwhile experience. "You can' t do thin gs over there (in Germany) you might do at home," Sue said. "Customs , food and the way of life is totally differ e nt. FamHy activities are emphasized , " according to Jayne.

Students may leave Southeast but other students arriv e in their plac es. Katia Angulo, from Colombia, represented YFU and Vroni Suter, an AFS student came from Switzerland. Katia and Vroni were both here for the school year. Both of them said that school life at home is very different than it is here be cause of the activities and organizations. In their countries, home life is more impor ta nt than school life. They also said that people in the U.S. are not very outgoing. Vroni said , "You have to make the effort. Americans h ave many inhabitions and are afraid to express how they really feel , which is unlike the Swiss."

This year three finalists were chosen for AFS from Southeast They were juniors Julie Graf, Beth Llewellyn and Tom Maddox.

Everyone remembers bobbie socks and saddle shoes, penny loafers and greased back hair as being a part of boogie and boogie it was at this year ' s Homecoming Dance. With "Let's Boogie To Knight " a s this year's theme, students and alum be-bopped and boogied all night to the music of Oedipus. Scott Whitcomb and Julie Metzger reigned as King and Queen Attendants to the royalty were Cathy Peterson and Greg Baer , Deanne Kobler and Rick Reynolds, Kathy Morrow and Jim Leslie, and Judy Perry and Tom McNaught.

Opposed to traditional things su ch as homecoming, new and young things are forever faced with a struggle to exi st and a desire for st atus. New club s and organizations also encounter these problems. When th e superficial hassles of drawing up a constitution, going through the approval of the student council and faculty are over, a new organization is established Whether it will survive and prosper or whether it will fight for participation of the student body is not known.

One new club thi s year was the Shirettes. Sponsored by Mrs. Kir s ten Van Dervoort, the Shirettes brou ght a new sparkle to the basketball games and rallies. Co-captains Jayne Woytassek and Sharon Me rritt hoped the Shirettes would bring more int erest to the Pep Club members. Jayne said, "Any new dub has quite a bit Continued on page 80

1) AFS finalists Tom Maddox and Beth Llewellyn pillow talk about their experiences to come.

2) Julie Graf is an AFS finalist suitable for framing.

3) Jayne Woytassek, YFU representative to Colombia during the summer of 1973, chats with Katia Angulo, YFU representative from Colombia.

4) Vroni Suter, AFS student is visiting SE from Switzerland

5) YFU stud ent Sue Hudson offers Katia Angulo a summary of her stay in Germany

6) YFU and AFS students speak at a special assembly for the student body about their countries and future expectations

1) Homecoming attendants, ascending: Judy Perry and Tom McNaught, Kathy Morrow and Jim Leslie, Deanne Kobler, Cathy Peterson and Greg Baer, Queen Julie Metzger and King Scott Whitcomb.

2) Slick Steve Martens jives with all the cool cats at a "like wow man" pep rally.

4) Cheerleader imposters confer with Coach John Lohreberg before the Powder Puff football game.

3) Four of the senior boys encourage the basketball team to shoot the Rockets to the moon •

5) John Dietrich sets the boogie beat at homecoming.

1) Juniors paint the bridge as well as each other at the Pep Club overnight.

2) The Senior hall becomes a star studded wall before a big football game

3) Pep Clu bbers conserve energy prior to an out-of-town game.

4) Senior Jim Wallensky discusses the basketball roster with a young girl sitting on his lap.

5) Cathy Peterson , posing as Sherlock Holmes, searches for a victory at a Pep Rally.

6) The Shirettes give another performance at an inter-city game.

7) Junior boys show their enthusiasm at a basketball game.

1) Pep Qub officers Julie Metzger, president; Debbie Isherwood, secretary; Patty Fowler, sergeant at arms ; and Karen Mortenson, vice-president enjoy themselves at the Southeast vs. Northeast basketball game.

3) The "bumblebees" swarm for a pep rally.

4) Polly Hergert, treasurer and Debbie Dare, central squad leader look over the books at a cabinet meeting.

7) Steve Martens and his greasers shoot the Rockets to the moon at a morning rally.

2) Junior Bob Mattison cheers hi s girls o n for a defeat in the Powder Puff ga me.

5) " You are ugly! '"

6) Vi ctory is our bu s iness

8) Legs ar e wh a t t h e new Shirettes are a ll about

1) Lynne Maseman

2) Kathy Morrow

3) Teri Huber

4) Connie Allen

5) Deanne Kobler

6) Kelly Oark

7) Judy Perry

8) Reserve McCandlessCheer~e~~ers left Edgecomb.' K u ie Scott , ' im Cook

to right : Mar Kendr C garet a amp, Liz

1) Cathy Lang, Candi Coupe , and Becky Anderson practice pom·pon routines for Shirettes try outs:

2) Shirettes salute the Knights with a n " S" at a Pep Rally.

3) Tearful Kim Cook is overwhelmed at being tapped a Reserve Cheerleader.

4) Genalee Gibson concentrates on one of her routines.

5) The Shirettes perform at a basketball game.

6) Bart Kleinweber tells it like it is at a rally.

7) Kay Powell shows her enthusiasrn at a basketball game.

1) Mrs. Herrman, the DECA sponsor , advises the club on money making projects.

2) Members of Art Qub enjoy the springy weather while in the creative mood

3) DECA Officers for this year are Candi Coupe; President , Brad Packett; Vice-President, Patty Mulgrue ; Secretary, DeeDee Mares; Treasurer , Vicki Johnson ; Historian , Rich Brandfest ; Sergeant at Arm.

4) The first half of the " Clan ".

5) The second half of the "Clan" and George.

1) The 1973-74 Southeast Student Council.

3) Sophomore candidates for council speak to the sophomore class at a special assembly.

6) TI1e reorganization of th e Creative Writing Oub got a great response from the student body.

2) International Club President, Libby Swanson, gathers ideas for the Hooterville Hop, sponsored by the club.

4) A university student bring s fresh ideas to the Creative Writing Qub

5) Senior council members, Gary Gilson and Stev e Sands , inform the student body of the problems with open campus and the possibility of losing the privilege.

1) Science Club vice-president Kevin Powell tells 'em what it's all about.

2) Kevin Powell keeps an eye on what Gretchen Baumgarten is doin g

3) Art Oub members look over a layout sketch.

4) Science Club president Will Frazier experiments.

5) The guys in bachelor living are proud of the ties they made.

6) Members of Health Careers practice respiratory techniques at Brandeis during the Health Fair.

7) Health Careers sponsored a bingo game at the Key Club Carnival.

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Streaking around the city of Lincoln ringing bells, selling activities calendars, distributing tuberculosis posters, painting bleachers and hoiding the annual carnival, were only a few of the various activities Key Club sponsored this year. Although Key Club really didn't streak (at least as a gro up) , they did do plenty of running around Servin g both the community and the school, Key Club was one of the more active clubs at SE.

Another important organization that remained active was Student Council. The combined efforts of the council members brou ght about many changes in and around the school. Students with " h ot cars" had to cool dawn their driving habits due to council's idea of setting up radar around the campus. Council did this in answer to nei ghborhood complaints about open campus, which was almost lost due to student carelessness. Council also organized assemblies and extrac urricular entertainment for students. The most outstanding Student Council

Roll' Is Here To Stay

achievement was receivin g the Nebraska Student Council Award for bein g the best council in the state.

Along with service oriented clubs were clubs that enabled students to expand their particular areas of interest. Future Business Leader s of America (FBLA), Distributive Education Clubs of Americ a (DECA), Health Careers a nd Science Oub, gave students the opportunity to explore occupations they might wish to pursue.

FBLA. a club for furthering st udent education in business areas, began the year by preparing for the stat~ convention in Grand Island. During the year members sp ent their tim e raising money and attending the Wedn esday ni ght me et ings. The year's activities came to a climax in March when the State Conference was held at the Radisson Cornhusker Hotel.

DECA , a club for students enrolled in marketing and merchandising class, allowed students to combine social activities with learning experiences. Candi Coupe, president of SE's DECA club, was elected St a te DECA president.

Mr s. Margie Herrmann, club sponser praised Candi's work and the success of the club members at the State Conference held February 28 through March 2. One half of the 28 SE members attending the convention came away winners with honors ranging from honorable mention to first place.

For the medical minded, Health Careers Club was the obvious choice. Future Physicians and Future Nurses combined their efforts to organize this new club "We toured Lincoln General Ho spita l, Bryan Me morial Hospital and the Lin co ln T echnical College. We also participated in th e Health Ca reers di sp lay at · Brandeis," commented president Lorie Acklie about the club' s activities.

Science Club, another organization exploring career possibilities, toured various facilities and did work outside of class in science related subjects.

Other SE clubs enabled students with special talents to compete or perform with others.

Chess Club was involved in a four-round Round Robin Tournament with the three other Lincoln Public high sc hools.

Quinquatrus, the art club, placed first in the Student Council window display contest.

Thalians, for th ose involved in drama , did backst age work for various SE productions. Students who had completed 300 hours of excellent work in the drama field were selected for membership in Thespians, an honorary drama club. Club me mbers also worked on technical crews for SE o-roductions.

Girls interested in synchranized swimming opted to try out for Synkra-Knights. President Mary Churchill said, " The purpose of Synkra-Knights is to teach coordination of movement in water and to use this talent to pre se nt a yearly show for the enjoyment of oth e rs." "A Knight of Memories" was the theme for the show.

In tern a tional Club promoted activities between SE st udents and foreign exchange students from the AFS and YFU programs. They explored foreign cultures and introduced foreign foods to the student body at the food-tasting party. International Oub also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance.

2) Good luck charmers be bop at the Sock Hop

3) Winners for Best-Costume arc Lori Nutt and Scott Gleim.

4) "Teen Angel"-Amy Campbell

5) "Lay off of ihem blue suede shoes!"

6) Don Grandstaff, Steve McDonald and Kelvin Roehrs are greased and ready to dance.

1) Future Teachers show they can even bake cakes for the Key Club C.arnival.

2) Becky Sherwood plugs her nose as she's dropped from the dunking machine.

3) Key Oub officers for 1973-1974 are Steve Martens, Jon Edgecomb, Steve Paulson and Louie Freauf.

4) Eric Paulson voices his opinion during a Key Club discussion.

5) Key Oub members enjoy their meetings!

6) Key Oub officers Steve Paulson and Jon Edgecomb discuss ideas for the water polo marathon.

1) Senior Thespi,m, Dale Lewis, takes a break from the stage to play a ga me of solitaire

2) Thespian Speech Contest winners, Jeff Belker and Lynn Brammeier proudly show oftheir trophies

3) Thalians take a break after a har d ni ght's work in the Haunted House for the Key Club Carnival

4) Mrs. Louise McDonald, Thespian and Thalian sponsor shows members how to apply make-up for the one-act plays

5) Members enjoy another fantastic Thalian Workshop

6) Guests speakers highlight Thalian and Thespian activities

7) Senior Theresa Vos leads a double life as a Thespian and Thalian

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1) "S" Club sponsor, Roy Churchill, wonders how so many people on a bus can make so much noise

2) Steve Roper contemplates his next move while his opponent watches carefully

The Senior boys fondly remember the , good times in Dave Marti's hearse

6) Steve Martens sleeps comfortably while Jim Leslie watches a basketball game

7) Mark Reida and Mike Turner concentrate on another chess match

1) A Synkra-Knight practices for the spring show.

2) Ballet legs are one of the common stunts performed by the club.

3) Synkra-Knights traditionally hold the jail at the Key Oub Carnival.

4) Senior Synkra-Knights enjoy a relaxing evening at a supper party for the club

5) "Practice makes perfect," so they say.

6) A newly tapped Synkra-Knight blushes for a photographer.

7) Dress rehearsal is the final step in preparing the Synkra-Knight show that has been in the planning all year.

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1) Prom Royalty for 1973; Attendants: J im Leslie, Scott Whitcomb, Judy Perry, Jan Nuernburger, Rick Reynolds , Ka thy Morrow, (not pi<;:tured: Steve Sands, Ca thy Peterson), Queen Jayne Woytassek and King Dan Weaver

Four Year Rege n ts Scholarship

Winners:

2) Liz Knoll

3) Joel Sunderman

4) Will Frazier

5 ) Kevin Powell

6) G retchen Baumgarten

7) T asmen Yauney

8) Mary Sheffield

1) Armor clad Scott Ballentine brings a little medieval air to the SE versus East football game.

2) Sinister looking Bob Anderson roots for the wrestlers with a "Do it or else" attitude

3) Football players Steve Moessner , Guy Evasco, Dave Marti, and Randy Phipps are encouraged by a bouquet presented to the team by an anonymous well-wisher.

1) An unidentified Daisy May dances to the music of Shotgun at the Sadie Hawkins dance

2) Becky Sherwood shows Steve Statton that the lioness is King when it comes to dancing.

3) The Hooterville Hop is the setting for the Sadie Hawkins with the Shady Rest as the throne, sponsored by International Club.

4) Decked out in patched jeans and overalls, everyone enjoys the atmosphere of the dance.

5) Senior Shalia Young presents the King and Queen, Terry Moser and Jayne Woytassek, with their prize for best costume.

6) Queen Jayne and King Terry

Knight Rick Reynolds

Lady Julie Metzger

Lady Kathy Morrow-

Lady Jayne Woytassek

Knight and Lady

Each year the SHIELD bestows the honorary title of Knight and Lady upon senior students who have excelled in the areas of scholarship, school and community activities, and have earned, through their leadership, the respect of both adults and their peers.

The title is given to those seniors who have demonstrated their ability in all five areas and are decided upon by a three-man anonymous committee.

Knight John Lohrherg

Knight Steve Sands

April Achen

Lorie Acl<lie

Deborah Adams

'Senior Hassles Superficial'

Making it through Mondays after a long weekend, college entrance preparations and having a class B football team as city champs are the superficial hassles of being a senior. It has been said that the senior year was supposed to be the best year of your life, but if these experiences are all high school has given them, people feel the time was wasted.

The student has had many opportunities to become involved in struggles Southeast has encountered, more relative to later life, some physical, others moral Southeast has faced having the general apathy, the fight for the privilege of open campus. The battles experienced this year are only a small preview of what is to come. These problems have given people the chance to try their unused abilities and to strengthen them, to face larger issues.

The future seems to be greater than most can cope with. But then, didn't Pre-Cal seem the impossible when learning plane geometry? Also the thought of finding a class within the allotted five minutes seemed frightening when first entering Southeast.

Doug Agnew

Leonard Akert

Robin Aksamit

Connie Allen

Dorwin Allen

Mike Allen

Karen Allison

Ron Amen

Becky Anderson

N'.mcy Anderson

Scott Ballentine

· Pat Bean

Dec bie Bieck

I)jane Boyer

John Brehm

Greg Baer

Liz Beard

Keith Bigsby

Lynn Brammeier

Mike Brink

Jan Bartels

Cindy Becker

Mary Biggs

Warren Brauer

Charla Brown

Kent Bauer Gregg Bede Nancy Binder

Gretchen Baumgarten Barry Bettge Colleen ,Beran Rich Bokemper Sharon Blatchley

Cheryl Brown

Terry Bush

Lori Campbell

Janell Carlson

Martin Brunhouse

Tom Calvert

Jean Carlin

Bill Carveth

Phil Cary

Sherry Brydl

John Calvin

Barbara Jo Carlson

Jon Cary

Debra Caspers

Mark Bucholz Mike Burcham Katherine Busboom

Mary Churchill Paula Churchill Kelly Oark Lenita Oausen

' Dana Coffman Abbie Collings Philip Corkill, Jr. Mary Costin Ellen Davis Warren Davis

Michael Collins Candi Coupe Terri Deems

Molly Collins Terry Crump Mark Delp

Casey Cook Debbie Dare Bruce Dennie

Connie Cook Darla Davis Barb Deurmyer

Kathy Cool Cliff Davis

Janet Ei~ti Patricia Eisenhauer

Earl Ellsworth Bob FJwell

Connie Epp Patty Erb

Joyce Dietrich Hal Dobson Debbie Dewner

Mike Dilley Tom Donaldson John Edgecomb

anders Tim Fisher Mike Flowers Timothv Foss BiU Fuliiton

Tom Foss Michelle Garren

Patt.y Fowler Larry Gerard

Will Fraizer Barbara Gertz

Jackie Graham Jim Grant

Don Gruenemeyer Mary Guest

Greg Grant Jerald Hall

Mary Gibbens

Tim Gilkerson

Robin Goecke

Debortth Griess

Mary Hall

Gretta Gibson Roger Giebelhouse

Gary Gilson Scott Gleim

Pam Gossin Lin Gowin

Cindy Griffin Steve Grossenbach r "

Randy Halvorsen Janet Halvorsen

Jim Hannaway

Jane Harkrader

Bob Heins

Chuck Hesson

Norm Higley

Janet Hansen

Nancy Harrington

Debbie Heinz

Mary Hewitt Rick Hill

Terri Harvell Nancy Helms

Eric Hasselbalch Dori Hatch Heidi Henningson Polly Hergert

Brian Hecht

Jeff Hertzler Joan Higgins Burke Hinds

Beckie Hinrichs Donna Homes Doris Hitz Connie Hoffman Vonna Honeycutt Brian Hoobler

Kathy Hoffschneider Chris Hogg

Dave Hopkins Linda Hovey Teri Huber Ami Hudson

Kim Holloway Joel Houfek · Sue Hudson

Dianna Jageman

Pam Johnson

Mary Jewell Thomas Jones

Ann Johnson Bill Kane

Mark Johnson Brent Kasi

Terry Hurley Charles Irminger

Mary Johnson

Debbie Isherwood Mike Johnson

Alyce Kennedy

Laurie Kincaid

Joni Knaub

Deanne Kobler Mike Krivda

Steve Kerns Sue Kess

Camilla Klanecky Bart Kleinweber

Pati Knight Elizabeth Kno11

Paul Koerner Roger Kohl

Nancy Kroger Lynn Kubitschek

Kim Koontz Cathy Lang

Kenneth Koop Cheryl Larkins Sue Kreuscher Mike Lawrie

April Lau

Bob Leatherman Sue Louthan

John Laun Rex Leland Dale Luce

Mike Letheby Lee Lukehart

Dale Lewis Gentry Lewis Doug Lienemann Jean Linch

Maria Lippert John Lohrberg Steve Lutzi Catherine Lyon

Brian Magee Carol Manley Lynne Maseman

Mary Mahaffy Curtis Mann Edith Matteson

Dee Dee Mares Sue Maude

Steve Martens

Sharon Merritt

Cindy Meyer Rick Meyer

Dave Marti Julie Metzger Joyce Meyer Dee Dee Miller

Ron Martin Chris Meyer Kim Meyer Marva Mills

Deanna Minear

Dean Molzer

Karen Mortenson

Terry Moser Denis Mcconnel

Sid Misle Kathy Morrow

Diane Moseman Larry Mozer Ted McConnell

Jeri Mittelstadt David Morgan

Kristi Moser Rory Mueller Bryan McCune

~.ary Moats Patty Mulgrue Steve McKee

Susan Moody Mark Mussman Judi McMahan

Steve Moessner Jill McCandless Tom McNaught

Jackie North Nancy Olson

Sue Parker

Jan Nuernberger Barb Oschner

Liz Parrish

Patti Obering Kathy O'Shea Deb bi Patterson

Kent Obrist June Ouellette Richard Paulsen

Mary Naber Ken Navratil

Paula Neiden Merri Beth Nelson

Renee Neumann Patti Niedfelt

Dennis Oelschlager Linda Olson

Brad Packett Sara Pappas

Steve Paulson Cathy Peterson Randy Phipps Paul Prentiss Dianne Quist

Eileen Pazderka Tracey Pearce Shelley Peterson Paul Pettit Tammy Pickering Craig Plaster

Cheryl Priess Julie Proffitt

Patty Range Patdcia Rech

Jane Pemberton Charleen Petty Barb Powel)

Judy Perry Rick Petty Kay Powell

Randall Perry Michelle Philson Kevin Powell

Gayle Selders

Carol Shaffer

Loreda Shuster

Craig Smith

Debra Stiles

Vroni Suter

Monica Sicner

Carolyn Spatz

Laurie Stoehr

Ken Svoboda

Roxanne Siefkes

Barb Stanislav

Jan Stogdill

Patricia Svoboda

Doug

Cindy

Terry Stovall

Diana Swain

Mike

Dana

Joel

Libby

Meg Shaneyfelt

Sibyl Shaw

Brad Sheaff

Simon

Steiner

Holly Shoemaker Bill Swenson

Smith

Stevens

Sunderman

Swanson

Mike Tangney

Theresa

Karen Taylor

Gene Thompson Iris Thompson

Sally Thorne Mark Thurber Kit Tiekotter

Linda Tomlinson

Mike Turner

Jim Wallasky

Melvin Tucker Teri Tuma

Cindy Vagts Cheryl Vasholz

Kerry Watermeier Dan Wea, er

Kent Thompson

Lynette Todd

Gaudia Turner

Rodney VonRotz

Scott Whitcomb

David Turner

Vos

Kathy Turner Kent Wagner

Jack

Eldonna

Terry

Barb

Jud York

Gregg Young

Nancy Young

Shalla Young

Linda Yue

Gregg WhitneyDave Williamson

Dennis Wilson

Wilson

Woltemath

Wood

Woodruff

Jayne Woytassek

Matt Yakel

Tasmen Yauney

New Ideas Change Traditions

The class of '7 5 was the same as every other year but yet so different because of the individuals. What a class accomplishes is not brought about by past traditions, but by the way individuals take the responsibility to carry out these traditions.

For example, the juniors began making money for the Junior-Senior Prom earlier than most classes to avoid the last minute rush. They also developed new ideas such a s a girls shot put contest and a polka dance. In addition they organized traditional money makers, like bake sales and car washes

These were some of the traditions the juniors continued but they also changed a few Reserve Cheerleaders were chosen in October instead of in the spring , as tradition dictates. Juniors were made members of the publications staffs which were previously composed of senio rs. The reserve foo t ball t eam began a cheering section at the football games, chanting t hings a s, " K, I , d o uble L, KILL, KILL."

Thus the changes that came about were created because of the ideas of individuals. The class as a whole was changed by the end of the year because of new experiences challenges met and battles won.

Row 1: M. Adams , R. Allder, C. Allgood, M. Andelt ; Row 2: A. Anderson , B. Anderson, R. Anderson, S. Anderson; Row 3: T. Anderson , T. Anderson, M. Andrew S. Andrews, D. Avlward, R. Bailey, B. Baker, L. Baker , D Balok, V Barnard'. M. Barry; Row 4·: C. Baugous, W. Baumann , M Bailey , C. Bax, J. Beall, J. Belker, P. Bell, M. Benjamin, P. Benner , L. Berg, S. Bergmeyer ; Row S: A. Bernidini , A. Berniklau, T. Bigley, J Blatchley, T. Bloom

Row 1: K. Boehmer, S. Boehmer, S Bokemper, D. Bolin, M. Bonberger, M. Bott; Row 2: J. Bowers, J. Bower, D. Bozar th , C. Bradsley, P. Brady, A. Brane; Row 3: D. Branstetter, B. Braunsroth, B. Brestel, D. Bridger, L. Broman, R. Brown; Row 4: A. Browne, J. Bryant, T. Buckner, S Burcham M. Burhan, C. Burt ; Row 5: S. Burr, L. Burtwell, L. Busboom, J. Byerly, J Byorth, D. Calderon; Row 6: C. Callins, K. Camp; Row 7: P. Carter, A. Catron; Row 8: R. Catts, L. Cech; Row 9: M. Ccdardahl, C. Cederholm

Row 1: D. Chapelle, M. Chapman, G. Charon, P. Chastain, C. Chesen, J. Chicoine, T Chleborad; R o w 2 : K. Christiancy , R. Cipriano, B. Clark, S. Ouse, R. Oements, J. Oine, P. Cole; R o w 3: D. Connell, G. Cook, K. Cook. B. Costin, C. Cotten, J. Cox, D. Crawford, B. Dahlberg, B Dahlberg, S Dale , S Daniell; Row 4 : S. Damm, J. Darrington , S. Darrough, R Davidson , P. Davi e, C. Davis, M. Davis, B Dawson, K. Dean, J. Deeter, C. DeGrawtt; R ow 5: M. DeVrie s, G. Dewey , S. Dickmann , A. Diers, A. Dill, R. Dissmeyer , B Dodds, P. Dort, E. Douglas, J. Duling, K. Dunkle

Row 1: M Dunn , B Duven, A Dzerk, J. Ec ma n, L. Edgeco mb ; Row 2: B. Egger , K. Ellis, C. Enderle, D Enley, S. Eno; Row 3: S Eppler, C. Erickson, K. Erington, T. Eschleman, J. Everett, M. Fahlberg, R. F aust, S. Felber; Row 4: J. Ferris , L. Fildt, Chris Fink, K. Fischer, W Fletcher, F. Flaherty, J. Fogerty, J. Folsom; Row S: M. F oster , R. Foster, S Fralin, R. Freeman, K. Fridrich, J. Fusselman, R. Ganz, C. Garrett; Row 6: B. Genetti, C. Genshorek, J. Gibbons, D. Gill, R. Gloe, G. Godkin, K. Godkin , B. Goebel

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K Griffith, H. Griswold, K. Grosskopf; Row 5: R. Gruenemeyer, T. Guenzel, J. Gulick; Row 6: G. Gzehoviak, M. Haas, B. Hachiya , P. Hagen, T. Hager, J. Hamilton, J. Hammer, P. Hammond, L. Hamnet, L. Hanselman, B. Hansker, R. Hanson; Row 7: M. Harms, M. Harrison , J. Harvey, D. Hassebroek, S. Hatcher, T. Hatt, A. Hecker, K Heggerman , T. , Heiden, T. Hendrickson, J. Hergert, T. Herman; Row 8: D. Heskett , B Hiatt, S. Hill, M. Hodge, M. Hoeft, J. Hollingsworth; Row 9: H. Holmquist, R. Howat, D. Gowe, K. Hoyt, S Hude, A. Hudson

1: T. Goldsmith, J Golon , L. Grabowski; Row 2: M. Grant, R. Grasmick, J. Grof; Row 3: G. Graves ,

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Green; Row 4:

Row 1: C Huetson, J Hurlbutt, R Hurle y , T. Hynek, G. Irons, B Irvin , W. Isaacs, K. Jensen, K. Jiraucek, B. Johnson , D. Johnson , .E. Johnson; Row 2: D. Jo h nson, K. Johnson , M. Johnson, V. Johnson, K. Jones, A. Jordan , J. Junker , M. Kaczka , J. Kaltenberger, J. Kay , M. Keene, D Keller ; Row 3: C.. Kelly , L Kennedy, K. Kerner, K. Kleckner , D. K.leinew eber, D. Knudsen, J. Koeller, D. Koener , M. Krhi da, J Kro ese, J. Krohn , K. Kr o ll ~ Row 4: M. Krondak, F. Kruger , K. Kr u se, M. Kubick, P Kump f, M. Kushner; Row 5: J. Lamphere

S. Manke, R. Manning, M. Marshall, T. Martin, V. Martin, R. Mattison, H. Marx, P. Maude, S. Maybin, M. McCandless; Row 6: T McCandless, S. McCauley, S. McOellan, T. McCork:le, J. McCracken, K. McCulloch, S. McDonald, G. McGill, R. McGinness, J. McGreer; Row 7: L. McGuire, C. Mcilwain, W. McVicker, J. Mehser, S. Meitzen, B. Mellott, W. Mertens, C. Meyer, K. Miller, R. Miller

Row 1: J. Lana, R Lana, R. Lanik, J. Large, C. Lavaty, J. Lawlor; Row 2: L. Leapoldt, T. Leatherman, R. Leber, G. Leitner , G. Leslie , A. Lewis; Row 3: C. Lindgren, D. Lindbloom, C. Lingerfelder, B Llewlyn, C. Lofgreen. C. Lofgren; Row 4: C. Longacre, G. Lopez, L. Loveless, K. Lowe, .I. Lucchino, R. Lucchino, S. Ludke, B. Macek, T. Maddox, S. Malick; Row S:

Row 1: F. Mills, M. Mills, J. Minnick, T. Mitchell, R. Mittlestadt; Row 2: C. Moeller, M. Morgan, G. Morse, R. Moss, T. Moyer; Row 3: G. Muhle, F. Mueting, J. Mundt, S. Murray, M. Multer, M. Naber, N. Naber, P. Nelsen, L. Nesmith, C. Nickerson; Row 4: B. Nicklas, D. Nield, B. Nissen, G. Norland, B. Norris, L. Northup, E. Notycka, T. Novatny, L. Nutt, D. Obbink; Row 5: D. Ogden, M. Olson, N. Olson , P. O'Neal, E. Opp, K. O sborn , R. Ossian, C. Overton, T. Owens, K. Parrish; Row 6: D. Paul, T. Paulsen, B. Pegans; Row 7: D. Pegler , L. Tesek, K. Petersen; Row 8: M. Petersen, R. Pettigrew, T. Pfeiffer; Row 9: J. Pickel, Cindy Plaster

Row l I G. Phusek, M. Poe, J. Polack, J. Popp, S. Powell, B. Prenasil, J. Prosper, J. Purdy, M. Rayman, K. Reckling, C. Redding; Row 2: A. Reed, D. Reger, L Reinchenbach, J. Riggs ; Row 3: B. Ritter, P. Rob; Row 4: R. Robbins, S. Roberts; Row S: J. Robyns, R. Rodgers; Row 6: K. Roehrs, D. Roper; Row 7: S Roper, D. Rosenberg; Row 8: C Russell, B. Rustemeier, D. Ruthsate, D. Sackett, B. Sapp; Row 9: C. Savidge, K. Taylor, P. Schech, W. Scjauer, A. Scherr

Row 1: C. Sheve, J. Scharmer; Row 2: J. Schleiger, M. Schleinina, T. Schleining, G. Schlief, C. Schmidt, F. Schmidt, S. Schmidt, T. Schmidt, M. Schrader; Row 3: K. Schroeder, N. Schupbach, M. Schwartz, K. Schwartzkopf, T. Scissors, F. Scott, J. Scott, D. Seagal, K. Semm, B. Seuss; Row 4: J. Seybold, S. Shear, B. Sherman, B. Sherwood, M. Shipferling, L Shoemaker , C. Shrum, L. Shubert, G. Shute, K. Skinner; Row S: J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith; Row 6: R. Spangler , J. Sneider, P. Sobotka; Row 7 : M. Sortland, T. Spellman, S. Spitsnogle

Tubach, M. llllman, G. Ulrich, N. Unger, S. Unger, K. Vagts; Row S: D. Van Horn, D. Vanneste, C. VanOsdol, K. Vincent, T. Varhees, B. Voth , T. Walker, S. Ward

Row 1: K. Staehr , W. Stange, D. Starr, S. Statton; Row 2: B. Steckmest, P. Stein, D. Stephens, B. Stevenson, D. Stokes, M. Stokke, R. Strom, S. Sugas, C. Suhr, K. Sukovaty; Row 3: D. Svoboda, T. Sevehart , P. Swindler, S. Tallman, G. Tangney, T. Tate, D. Tavis, K. Taylor , D. Tedrick, P. Temple ; Row 4: J. Thomas, J. Thomas, J. Tice, B. Torrence, K.

Row l: M. Warkentin, C. Wassung, K. Watermeier, 0. Watkins, C. Watt, S Weber, M. Weihe, L Weissgerber; Row 2: T. Westmoreland, J. Weygint, T. Weyhrauch, T. Whitacre, J. White, V. White, Jvl Whitehead, M. Wiese, W. Wiese; Row 3: S. Wilbur, V. Wilhelm, B. Williams, S. Williams, W. Williams, K. Wilnes, C. Wilson, V. Wilson, E Wishnow; Row 4: T. Wismer, G. Work, D. Wright, C. Yant, J. Yant, T. Young, D. Zajicek; Row 5: D. Zajicek, D. Zanders, J. Zilly, J. Zimmer, L Zimmerman, L Zimmerman, R. Zimmerman

Rookies Conquer Initial Stigma

Continuing the yea_rly trend, the soph omore cla ss was again the school's largest Six hundred strong, they filled the halls with th eir growing interest and dete r mination to succed.

From their first glance at high school life on Orienta t ion Day, sophomores realized they were entering a new phase in the ir lives. After the first few weeks they settled down into regular routines a nd soon overcame the customary sophomore stigma.

For many sophomores, Southeast meant obtaining a driv er 's license, whil e for others it was achievin g an outstanding academic ctnd athletic records Whatever the reason, the sophomore cla ss soon established themselves as part of Southeast

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Row l: K. Abker, B. Abbott, F. Achen, fl Acl<lie, C. Adamson, R. Adcock, R. Alby; Row 2: S. Allard, L. Allder , J. Allison, G. Anderson, J. Anderson, K. Anderson, M. Andrews; Row 3: J. Arantham, N. Armigo, S. Arndt, S. Artz, B. · Atwater, R. Banks, E. Bamawell; Row 4: K. Bartels, B Batten, E. Batter, C. Bauer, C. Bauer, T. Bauer, D. Baugous ; Row 5: D. Bauer, K. Baumgarten; Row 6: C. Bax, J. Beck; Row 7: L Becker, L. Becker; Row - 8: S. Beggs, S. Belkin; Row 9: S Bengtson, P. Berkebile, A. Berkheim, D. Berthelsen, S. Bertrand, R. Bettge

Row 1: E. Beum, D. Bishop, D. Black; Row 2: W. Blackelk, P. Blocker, S. Bokemper; Row 3: J. Bolin, B. Bonebright, S. Boughn, D. Bowen, S. Bowker , K. Brackley, B. Braden, S. Bransetter, L Branum, S. Bridge, K. Brown; Row 4: L Brydl, C. Brumnier, L Buckley, M. Bucholz, G. Bruns, G. Burus, F. Burden, N. Burkaren, D. Bruton, S. Busboom, B. Calkins; Row 5: A. Campbell, D Campbell, M. Canaga, D. Carnes, R. Carpenter, W. Carrigan, M. Carroll, K. Carstens, L. Carstens, D. Carter, K. Careter; Row 6: C. Carveth , K. Cary, V. Caspers; Row '7: M. Cast , C. Cathcart, P. Chandler

Row l: L. Chapin, J. Chilen, K. Chleborad, J. Chrastil, C. Churchill, C Citt, V. Clarence, B. Clausen, B. Cochren, L Coff men, C. Combs; Row

2: J. Cook, G. Cooper, R. Copple, S. Copple, L Cornelius, S. Cox , S.Cox, A. Critchfield, J. Cromin, L. Cruey, R. Cuca; Row 3: J. Cunningham, C. Cutler, L. Damkroger, D. Daniel, A. Darnell, P

Darnell, C. Davidson, D. D' Avignon, P. Day , S.

Davey , K. Davis; Row 4: N. Dawson, R. Day , M. Dean, D. Debson ; Row 5: C. Deems, J. Delp, D. Dennie, T. DePreunger

Row 1: B. Dickey, R. Dick, D. Dier, B. Dinsmore, D. Dischner, R. Dodds; Row 2: E. Doerr, L Donley, J. Dorman, T. Dougherty, K. Drain, D. Drbal; Row 3: D. Durand, J. Eaton, S. Eaton, S. Eckman, S. Edwards; Row 4: F. Ehrlick, C. Eisle, D. Eisle, S. Elley, P. Emmons; Row 5: D. Enders, J. Eno, S Etmund, S. Evasco, K. Fairchild; Row 6: W. Pausch, M. Peifer, R. Fergison, G. Ficke, N. Filbert; Row 7: T. Findley, H. Fisher, L. Fisher, C. Foreman, D. Foreman; Row 8: R. Foreman, M. Fraizer, T. Frankforter, C. Frederick, S. Freels; Row 9: S. French , L. Frohn, J. Fussell, D. Ganz, L Garner, K. Gavin, C. George, S. Gerbig, S. Gibson, P. Gilmore; Row 10: K. Goddard, M. Goemann, M. Golon, S. Goodrich, G. Gore, J. Gossin, R. Grady, A. Gradwohl, S. Graham

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Grant, M Gray, T Greenwald, D. Greing, S. Griess , D. Griffen, P. Griffen, G. Griffeth; Row 2: P. G1iffeth, D. Griswald, S. Gross, G. Grove, R. Gulland, G. Gzehovik, L. Haberlan, K. Haggh ; Row 3: M. Hahn, D. Halada, A. Hemersky, J. Hammond, S. Hancock ; Row 4: R. Hanna , A. Hansen, L. Hansen , V. Hansen , J. Harper; Row 5: J. Harrington, C. Harrs, C. Harrison, J. Hartman, P. Hassee; Row 6: P. Hatheway , B. Hatten, J. Havlat, G. Hayes , K. Heaves; Row 7: B. Heald, J. Hempel, T. Hemphill, M Hendrix, R. Henhouse, M Henriksen , K. Hessen, S. Heumphreus , P. Hichley, T. Hill, M. Henrichs; Row 8: K. Hitchcock, J. Hoage, C. Holle, L. Holloway, C. Holm, V. Holston , C. Holzworth , B. Hoobler, K. Hoog, S. Hoper , C. Hough; Row 9: M. Howard, B. Hudson, D Huffer , D. Hughes, J. Hulbert; Row 10: K. Hull, S. Hunt, L. Hurst, K. Hutcherson

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K: Lauterbach, M. LeBaron, L. Lee, M. LeGrande, C. Leip, C. Leopold, W. Lester, D. Leupold, J. Lewno, J. Lewellyn, R. Lewis; Row S: D. Lieneman, D. Livingston, M. Long, N. Long, T. Lonn, L. Loos, R. Louthan, G. Lowery, G. Luedtke, R. Luedtke, T. Macek; Row 6: R. Macke, S. Magee, J. Magnenat, K. Mandery, J. Manley, T. Mann; Row 7: M. Markus, M. Marsh, D. Martin, J. Mason, D. May, S. May ; Row 81 L. McQain, V. McClarnon, C. McOimans, P. McCune, K. Mclead, J. Mcloughlin; Row 91 A. Meehan, R. Meginnis, C. Mehan, M. Meik, B. Messenger, J. Meyenhoff

Row l: C. Kroll, M. Kuhn, G. l..ahners; Row 2: L Lake, C. Landes T. Landoren; Row 3: K. Lane, J. Large, F. Laun; Row 4:

Row 1: G. Meyer , L. Michael , G. Michaelson, J. Mickelson, C. Mikkleson, M. Milk; Row 2: M. Miller, S. Miller, M. Mills, J. Minear, H. Misle, S. Mitrevics; Row 3: W. Moody, J. Moon, L. Moore, R. Moore, G. Morris, K. Mortensen, W. Moseman, J. Motycka, D. Moyer, T. Moyer, R. Mueller; Row 4: P. Muetina, J. Murphy, S. Mussman; Row S: D. Navratil, C. Neal, R. Neanhodd; Row 6: D. Neiden, R. Nelson, G. Neymann; Row 7: C. Neumayer, B. Newsham, M. Nickerson; Row 8: B. Niden, D. Nixon, J. Nolte; Row 9: B. Norman, M. Noonan, J. Nootz, K. Norris, J. Nuernberger, C. Nutt, P. O'Brien, J. Oetjen, K. Oetjen, M. Olsen; Row 10: J. Oliver, M. O'Neill, J. Oosting, L Opp, E. O'Shea, K. O'Shea, L' Overton, P. Ozley, T. Palmer, P. Pansina

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J. Pospisil, B. Prenosil, J. Pr esto n, N. Price. G. Pro chazla, E. Prosper, P. Rall, C. Rebensdorf, R. Rech; Row 7: C. Reckling; L Reed, M. Reed, R. Reyno ld s, R. Rice, J. Rischlim, K. Ritter, A. Robbins , D. Roberts ; Row 8: D. Robert s, A. Robs, D. Roehrs, D. Roeth er, B. Ro gacki, K. Rodgers, M Rabren, V. Rolfsmeyer, D. Ross ; Row 9: G. Ross, R. Ross, D. Rotschafer, D. Rouchard, A. Rudorf, G R uliffson, A. Runyan

Row 1: B. Parrot, S. Parrot, K. Parri sh; Row 2: D. Patchen, D. Patitz , M. Patt ; Row 3: E. Paulson, P. Pegans, N. Pededsem ; Row 4: J. Perry, C. Petersen, J. Peterson ; Row 5: C. Petty, M. Piccolo, D. Piper , C. Pitkar, W. Plank, J.

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Row 1: K. Rutmanis, V. Sack, L Sandberg, P. Sands, G. Saylor, M. Schainost; Row 2: M. Scharton , I.. Scheidt, C. Schmidt, D. Schmeber, J. Schroeder, J. Schoenweiss; Row 3: R. Schoonover, W. Schroeder, J. Schubert, B. Scissors, A. Scofield, L. Sell, D. Sellner, IC Seeman, T. Segal, 1. Shanklin, D. Shepard; Row 4: T. Sherffius , E. Sherman, K. Shonerd, G. Simons, K. Simon, K. Simonson, S. Sirany; Row S: S. Sirany, K. Sissel, D. Slagle, C. Smith, C. Smith, G. Smith,, G. Smith

T. Smith, W Smith, M. Snelling, S. Snyder, S. Soloman, R. Sorenson, C. Sovey, S. Spatz, T. Spencer; Row 2: R. Soringer, D. Sta e hr, S. St.ainslov, R. Stephen, B. Stevenson, G. Stippich, J. Stoehr, R. Stokke, T. Stoll; Row 3: L. Stone, T. Stovall, J. Sander, M. Sutton, C. Svovoda , J. Svovoda, M. Svovoda, K. Tangeman, M. Taylor, T. Taylor; Row 4: K. Teatmeier, J. Tedrick, B. Terpsma. C. Terpsma, .T. Terpsma, L. Thomas, M. Thomas, P. Thomas, J. Thompson, K. Thompson ; Row S: L Thompson, M. Thompson, R. Thompson, P. Thornton, S. Trabert, K. Turner; Row 6: L. T\\inem, T. Turner, K. Tyner, J. Ulrich, P. Ulrich, J. Utecht; Row 7: D. VanBloom , S. Van Oeave, C. Vanderschmidt, J. Vanderslice, D. Voges, J. Voigt

Row 1: C. Vos, K. Wassington, B. Wagner; Row 2: C. Waldman, T. Ward, D Warge, C. Watkins; Row 3: S. Watson, T. Webb, B. Weddington, S. Welts ; Row 4: J. West, J. Westerman, A. Westmoreland, T. Weyer, D. Whipp, D. Whitacre, M. Whitcomb, D. Widders, C. Wiederspan, S. Wiederspan; Row 5: M. Wiemeyer, G. Wiese, A. Willett, K. Williamson, S. Williamson, D. Wilson, J. Wilson; Row 6: R. Wilson, M. Withovski, L Wohlfarth, S. Wolek, D. Woltermath, L. Womack, L. Wood; Row 7: S. Woodruff, S. Yelkin, G. Yetter, K. Young, T. Young, J. Zimmer, T. Zwiebel

'Getting Letter Not For Everyone'

Southeast has seen a complete change of perspective for athletics. Once the center of all high school life, athletics hav e declined Participation is lower than in previou s years, and no longer does a social life center around Saturday's basketball ga me. In a period of less than five years, athletics have changed from a major activity to a minor one.

No lon ge r does the a thlete take the prime spotlight at Southeast. Al thou gh interschoiastic sports parti cipation is lower than in past years, the intramural progr am is just as popular , if not more popul ar , than in pa st years. After school many teams can be seen donning Southeast intramural j erseys , rather than b as ketball or football e quipment. Accordin g to athletic director , Bill Miller , "Only a select few can participate on a varsity basis, which is probably why intramurals hav e ga ined popularit y."

Due to intramural's sudden gain in popularity , the pro gra m m ay be extended to either Saturday, or th e eight o ' cl ock period, or both "We could be seeing this in the n ea r future," Miller said. He

also went on to point out that in ba sketball alone, 26 teams signed up for intramural competition.

Athletics have also changed perspective in other ways. Many compete simply for enjoyment. Times have passed when setting a record was all important. Athletes today face several challenges , coming out every day for serveral months, and a challenge from other organizations that demand ath letes' time. "Many are also guided away by those who oppose sports," Miller said "I feel athletics is one of the most valuable things in high school," Miller added Althou gh quantity has slacked, quality hasn't. During the 1973- 74 season many records were broken , and many teams finished with fine records. Fall sports alone ga rnered fourteen new trophies, including many Trans-Nebraska conference championships. "I fee l Southeast has a fine at hletic department and very fine coaches," Miller said.

Although partic ipation in sports is lacking,

gymnastics is one sport that hasn 't suffered Although the team lost several fine competitiors, many returning lettermen helped shape another fine team. "I felt the juniors and se niors helped the team very much, " Coach John Blocker said The team had as many sophomores and juniors as seniors, so several competitiors were inexperienced.

Still in its formative era, girls athletics continue to prosper in participation and popularity. The girls swim team making its third appearance on an interscholastic basis, again finished the season with a fine record. Included in this were many new records. Although the team was rather young and inexperienc e d, coach Steve Nootz was extremely proud of their efforts. ''I was very happy with what the girls did, they did much better than I expected," Nootz commented. "We placed an emphasis on winning." The swim team went undefeated in dual meets, enroute to a sixth place finish at state

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Varsity Gymnastics Front Row: G. Smith , F. Achen , P. Sellner, P. Gilmo re, T. Greenwald, K. Jensen; Row 2: J. Everitt, J. McLoughlin, S Martens, D. Aylward, B. Kimball; Row 3: K. Fridrich, G Plauzek, J. Grant, L. Gerard, Coach J. Blocker

1) A gymnast finishes his performance on the sti11 rings as Coach Blocker lends a hand.

2) Senior Jim Grant sharpens up on the side hors.e for the· state gy mnastic& meet

4) State all-around champion Larry Gerard wins anot her event.

5) Three-year man Brian Kimball struts o nto the mat at the State Gymnastics meet

6) Junior Kirk Fridrich shows form on the parallel bars in a meet against Lincoln High.

Varsity Tennis Front row: P. P~entiss,, D. __ Weaver, B. Roth, M. Kramer, B. Heinz; Row 2: S. Sands , R. Johnson, A. Dickhute , T. Moser, Coach G. J:1sle

2) Senior Terry Moser used forehand to return a shot to opponent.

3) Varsity letterman Steve Sands reaches to keep the ball in play.

4) Dan Weaver, senior standout, shows serving sty.le in singles match at Southeast

5 ) Sophomore Randy Johnson serves another winner

6) Alan Dickhute sets up for a volley in a doubles match

7) Weaver takes a quick breath before going on.

Volleyball Team Front Row: S. Kess, T. Buckner, K Watermeier, K. Watermeier , J. Blatchley, K. Fisher; Row 2: S. Stock Asst. Coach, C. Klanecky, S. Brydl, B. Sta nislav , A. Lau, L. Stoehr , J. Bartels, Head Coach C. Woody

1) Varsity volleyball player Ja n Blatchley attempts to spike the ball during a match with Lincoln High.

2) Tracey Buckner warms up prior to the Lincoln High meet.

3) Senior Jan Bartels shows her skill by hitting the ball past two defenders

4) Coach Carol Woody takes time to discuss strategy vlith the team

6) Coaches Woody and Stock contemplate the action on the court.

7) Junior varsity member Jan Stoehr easily returns a difficult shot

Blocker, Eisle Praise Teams

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Fine individual efforts were put in by seniors Connie Allen, who placed seventh in to SO-yard su tterfly, and senior Sue Maude who placed fifth in the 100-yard freestyle.

Both relay teams placed well, including a sixth place finish by the treestyle team (Maude, Cathy Schmidt , Carolyn Carveth, and Dallas Griswold) The Medley relay (Mau.de, Allen, Schmidt , a:nd Sharon Jewell) placed fourth and set a Southeast varsity record.

Gymnastics again enjoyed good support to a fine second place finish at state, although this year's season wasn't quite as good as previous years, Coach John Blo c ker termed his year great. The gymnast s put together a fine season dropping only three meets, all to Grand Island.

"This year we have as many sophomores as juniors and seniors," Blocker stated. "The seniors seem to help a lot, they lift spirit and teach others routines, " he added

Returning lettermen Larry Gerrard capped a fine personal season with a state title in all -around.

"Probably the most challenging aspect of gymnastics is concentration," Gerrard said He aiso added he looked forward going on to college gymnastics

Other returning lettermen including Brian Kimball, Jim Grant, Kirk Fredrich, and Dan Alyword all placed high at state Bl ocker said, "The team worked well together, they all got out there and worked hard. We had no real high point during the season b u t we really looked forward s

to meeting Grand Island again."

"We c ould feel our improvement over the season, we felt we could beat them," he said Earlier in the season the team was bothered by restless crowds. Blocker said that it is hard to sit for two hours without making noise. Many attended the meets because of general interest , but Blocker felt that some pep clubbers were attending just to obtain points. Blocker had no objection to this though he felt the team had good support.

Tennis coach George Eisle also had praise for his team. " The boys played all summer and worked hard during the season," he said The entire season went well as they finished undefeated and capped the season with a second place finish at state.

"I felt the team played as well as last year's team." The team was strengthened by experience, including four returning lettermen and several seniors from the reserve team of a

year ago Two sophomore, Randy Johnson and Mark Kramer also made the team.

Eislie al so had explicit praise for Dan Weaver, " I feel that he is the best player I ever coached." Weaver garnered second place honors at state, having his only loss to the eventual state champion Matt lweson. Eislie also cited Terry Moser and Alan Dichu te for their outs tan ding performance over the season. Eislie also pointed out that the team went into the state meet with a spectacular record.

"This gave our players a winning attitude and helped us all the way," Eisle concluded.

The football team had a rather disappointing season in comparison to previous years The team finished the season with a mediocre record of 4-4-1, and a disappointing tie for fo u rth place in the trans-Nebraska conference.

Head coach Frank Solich said, "We looked forward to the season with great optimism. We Continued on p age 1 59

1) Captain John Lohrberg breaks through the spirit banner before a game.

2) Junior Kelvin Roehrs and senior Dave Marti converge on East High runner. (Photo by Lincoln Journal-Star)

3) Senior Rick Reynolds receives one of many passes.

4) Quarterback Tim Hagergets caught from behind after a seven yard gain

5) Dan Heskett warms up before a game

6) Field goal specialist Rick Reynolds, kicks the winning points at the East High game

7) Sophomore Richard Meginnis gets breathing room for the offense with a quick run

Varsity Football Seated: Managers J. Utecht, L. Freauf, R. Paulson; Row 2: J. Brehm, B. Mattson, J. Wallasky, D. Segal, A. Brame, D. Marti, T. Goldsmith , M. Burcham, T. Hager, J. Zilly, R. Hill, J. York, T. Fisher; Row 3: G. Baer, G. Evasco, D. Hesketi, D. Gray, B. Schmidt, R. Reynolds, S. Whitcomb, J. Lohrberg, G. Gilson, R. Brandfas, S. Messner, C. Davis, R. Rech, B. Carveth, R. Meginnis

Reserve Football Front Row: P. Davie, G. Prochazka, L. Chapin, D. Chapelle, S. Andrews , M. Davis, D. Ogden, S. Hill, M. Harrison, T. Vorhies, N Schupbach, M. Hodge, D. Watkins; Row 2: D. Roehrs, D. Slagle, S. McDonald, K. Putnam, T. Bloom, M. Mills, S. Meitzen , G. McGill, R. Clements, M. Fahlberg, J. Large

2) Head Coach Frank Solich shouts commandments for agility drills.

3) Line Coach Al Mackevicius calls for a stack play on defense

5) Captains Marti and Baer shake hands with Lincoln High captains before the coin toss •

6) Senior Greg Baer stops a Lincoln High runner at the hole.

1) Hit and lift warms up backs and receivers before the game

2) Split end Rick Reynolds leaps for a pass against a Pius defender

3) Joel Houfek keeps up a quick pace at the all-city meet

4) John McCracken and Tom McNaught lead the field of runners at the all-city cross country meet

5) The varsity team calls for a win in a side-line huddle

6) Sophomore Bill Fausch ignores pain enrou te to a ninth place finish in the city mec t ·

Cross Country Team: Seated: T. McNaught , J. McCracken; Row 2: D. Ruthsatz, B Pausch, J. Houfek , L. Grabowski, D. Gruenemeyer; Row 3: B. Norris, M. Fraiser, B. Atw ater , R. Loutha n, J. Delp; Row 4 : J. Luebkt\ S. Gleim, C Chastain, W. Frasier, Coach R. Churchill

1) Senior Sue Maude concentrates on her racing start.

2) Jare Deeter gets ready to take the plunge.

3) Cathy Schmidl. and Sue Maude rest before a race.

4) Sophomore Cathy Schmidt stretches for the lead.

6) Connie Allen reaches the edge and prepares for a turn.

Varsity Girls Swimming Front Row: L. Reichenbach, G Stippich, K. McCulloch, C. Carveth, J. Mickelson, S. Jewell, C. Schmidt , K. Wilnes, J. Hollingsworth, P. Hickey, M. Bomberger; Row 3: K. Sukovaty, J. Deeter, J. Scott, M. Gibbens, C. Allen, S. Maude, J, Knaub, B. Goebel, Coach S. Nootz

Continued from page 152 had many returning lette rm en " Solich sa id that he pla ce d emp h asis on a team effort, he a dded, " There was fine individual efforts, but to wi n you have to work as a team."

"We were hurt by our inability to move the ball. This was due to the fac t that there was a lack of returnin g linemen." This sh owed up in several differ ent games, as th e Knights lost several contests by a matter of 5 t o 7 points.

Solich felt the hi gh point during the season wa s the East High ga me. "East had eve r ything gomg for them at the time, a nd we were j u st coming off a loss." The Knights, aide d by Rick Reynolds' field goal sq ue ezed by the Spartans three to zero. "We also played a fine game against Northeast."

Many of the athletes were tabbed as outstandin g, Solich cited K. Rohers, D. Marti an d G. Gilson with the most consis t en t efforts The Lincoln Journal placed Rohers, Marti, Gilson, Reynolds and Baer on the a ll-city team, and Kelvin Roher s on the all-state team ·

Solich also stated that it was a big challenge to come o u t and practice every day from the middle of the summer to the beginning of the winter "It is truly difficult to a pply oneself to practice da y after da y. The team did this very successfully all season," h e said.

Backed by several returnirig lettermen and upcomin g under classmen, the cross country team succeeded in producing a team of fine caliber , paced by returning lettermen John McCracken and Tom McNaught. The team placed well in all meets, comprising a fine season record, i ncludin g a third place finish at state

Junior letterman John McCracken felt that this year's team was far better than the team of 1972-73. "I think we bombed out o n the firt meet, but we all came back, " h e stated. Although he placed well in all the meets he went on to ~Y, " I didn't feel I was the hardest worker on the team. "

In cross co untry , Roy's boys capped the season by placing three men on the all-ci ty team , including Tom McNaught, John McCracken a nd Dave Ruthsatz.

Although most of the other sports tende d to lack par iicipants, girls volleyball was one exception from that fact. "We expected a turno u t of around 50 giils, " coach Carol Woody said. In addi ti on to the large turnout Woody also had five returning l e t terwornen.

De~pite the fact that volleyball is considered a team sp ort, m any individuals contributed fine efforts. Woody cited Sherry Brydl , La u rie Stoehr, Sue Kess, Barb Stanislav, a nd Jan Bartels for fine playing ove r the season. Woody also meniioned t hat these girl s we.te the high score r s for the season

The season e nd e d ,:i.,ith the varsity team posting a record of 1J-2. Also u1cluded · are the LPS and tram -Nebraska championships.

"We folt we would do real well, only two starters graduated from last year's team," Woody said Looking back on her seco nd season Coach Woo dy added, "T he varsity had a very successful season. I think I worked with a fine group of athlete s "

.Varsity Basketball: Row 1: T. Donaldson, G. Schmidt , R. Cipriano, H. Dobson, Row 2 : T McNaught , G. Grace , K. Opp, A. Zobs, Row 3: J. Lohr berg, R. Reynolds, G. Young, G. Gilson.

2) Sophomore Andy Zobs (55) goes up for a shot agiainst Grand IsJand.

3) Rick Reynolds attempts a jump shot.

5} "This is a moving game, not a sitting game, Fred."

Teain Effort Sparks Coineback

"Our main pitfall was offense we missed 38 percent of our shots," basketball coach Wally !"cNaught stated a_fter one of the earlier games m the season. This problem shined above all others, as the varsity cagers dropped six straight games at the beginning of the season. McNaught was quick to add that most of the games were dropped by only a small amount of points. "The final score is not a true indication of the closeness of the game anyway," McNaught added.

As the season progressed the varsity cagers g?t u_ntracked and pulled off three straight vtctones. The cagers started their streak as they defeated Grand Island 73-58. "We started to work more on offense over the Christmas break," McNaught stated. The hard work paid off as the Knights won the next two games in a weekend doubleheader. The team rolled over Hastings on Friday and Beatrice on Saturday. "We were getting both inside and outside scoring efforts which keeps your opponent honest," Mc Naught said.

The winning streak ended at that and was follow~d by several defeats leading up to the East High game. The crosstown rivalry grew to a peak as the game commenced, things looked bleak for Southeast at the half though, as the Knights went into the lockerroom with 32-27 deficit But aided by four players in double figures the Knights pulled another upset, 60-57. ~s ~he season drew to a close the cagers won th err f mal regular season game against Lincoln High, 53-49. As the season came to an end Southeast went into the district tournament against Northeast. The season ended here as the cagers fell in defeat to the Rockets, 51-27. Although there were many disappointments for this year's varsity basketball team, they could look back on many fine moments, t he East High upset, the close games. But although the se3:son had its disappointments, it had its high pomts too.

Wrestling was not an exception to the lack of participants. "We experienced the smallest turnout for wrestling in 15 years," wrestling coach Gail Baum said. "Although the small

turnout did not only effect Southeast, this was typical of all schools throughout the state," he add~d. "Despite the fact that participants were lacking, the amount of observers increased over past year," Baum added.

Coach Baum cited several performers for highly consistant records, among these were Ron Anderson, Steve Hill, and Rick Hill In addition to these stadouts, juniors John Lucchino and Steve Hill, and seniors Bill Swenson and Rick Hill all made state cha:mpionships in · each of their respective weight classes. Although Swenson and Lucchino lost their opening matches, the Hill brothers both finished as runners up.

While fine individual efforts were turned in by the wrestlers, the team as a whole rmished the season with a 3-8 dual meet record.

Although they finished the season with a rather poor record, the varsity wrestlers finished seventh at state, in a field of 28 teams.

Commenting on the state meet Rick Hill added, "I was sure I could have beaten my opponent. I was only three points away from being state champion."

When one refers to a certain sport, such as gymnastics for example, you would probably think of boys gymnastics, which would not be considered a chauvenistic attitude because this seems to be the general coi:sensus of attitudes, both male and female. But when one directly 1efers to girls gymnastics you are referring to a different type of sport than boys gymnastics. The girls compete on several different types of apparatus, most are radically different than those used by the males but they are equally as challenging

But despite the fact that athletics for females still rank second, they have come a very long way In its second year, the girls gymnastics team has come perhaps the farthest of all the female athletic teams. In its preceeding season for instance, they competed in only three meets, compared to seven meets in this year's season. Aided by five returning letterwomen rookie coach Carolyn Bendfeldt

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Reserve Basketball : Front Row: S. Statton , R. Reynold s, M Haas, C. Huetson, J. Hergert, Coach D. Puelz, Row 2: B. Cucca, B. Keller, B. Moody, C. Lofgreen, B. Keller, W. Strange, M Kubick, K. Schroeder

1) Opening tip is a toss up against Northeast.

2) Surrounded by three East High defenders, Fred Schmidt curls for a lay up.

3) Senior Kevin Opp goes up for a jump shot ,

4) Up and Over is a Tom Donaldson (23) shot.

5) Randy Cipriano drives for a lay up.

6) John Lohrberg is wondering about the outcome of the game.

7) During pregame warm ups the varsity passes the basketballs.

8) Wally McNaught head basketball coach thinks hard during time-out.

1) Greg Young tries a shot with little resistance.

2) Popular sign hook'em horns is shown by the varsity.

3) Steve Hill (top) gets setto wrestle.

4) Grappler Rick Hill rests during a match.

5) Tied up tighter than a drum is Bob Anderson's opponent.

6) Locker room antics prove funny after East High game.

1) Tim Turner p ut s head squeeze on Hastings wrestler.

2) Wrestlin g team ob serves match intentively.

3) Ridin g over other wrestler is Ron Anderson.

4) Steve Hill ties up opposin g wrestler.

5) Reserve wrestler tries leg pick-up in match.

Varsity Wrestling-Row 1: K. Jensen, J. Lucchh10, R Anaerson, C. Leslie, B. Lester, S. H ill , K. Sissie, R. Hill, K. Bigby , B Swenson , D. Morgan, C. Davi s. Row 2: Coach G. Baum , B. Anderson , D. Marti , H. Mislc, G. Lightner, T. Bloom, D Carter, D. Es ile , D. Naiden, R. Kobler, M Jones, D. Drbal, B. Torrence, Co a ch A. Mackevicus. ·

1) Caralyn Carveth, all around champ, performs an uneven parallel bar routine.

2) Proceeding into a floor exercise routine is Cathy Schmidt.

3) Balancing steadily on the beam is junior Kim Cook.

4) Teresa Paulson tries a balance beam routine.

6) " Practice makes perfect," to Jenny Jiracek.

7) Cindy Cedarh olm performs on uneven parallel bars at Lincoln High meet.

Girls Gymnast ic s : R ow 1: K. Jones, T Paulson , S Bokempcr, C. Hoffman, T. Buckner, K. Meyer, J. Jir a cek, Row 2: Coach C Bendfeldt , D Roberts, S Unger , L. Lake , C. Schmidt , K. K lanecky, L. Fisher, P. Vanvee c h , Row 3: P. Blocker, C. Russell , J Hartman, C. Car veth, C. Ci:d e rholm , K Cook, B Nighter

Varsity Swimming: Row l: M Porter, N. Higley, T. Weyhrauch, Row 2: J. Lawlor , S Magee, D. Balock, S. Balentine, T. Stovall C. Smith, E. Johnson, J. Harrington, J. Kay. Row 3: P. Koerner, P. Maude, N Rinne, b. Magee , C. Smith , T. Swihart, J. Yant, J. Samphere, J. Perry.

Winter Teams Excel Overall

Co n tinued fr o m page 1 61 looked forw a rd to t he season with great anxiety "I think we will do ve r y well t hi s season, our so ph o mor es are very strong.,,

As the sea son progresse d the Knights compiled an excellent record of 6-1 , dro p pi ng only one mee t at th e Oma h a No r th Invi tational Fine individual effo rts we r e t u rned in by Susie Unger , J e nny JiraceJ,---, Kim Cook, Cindy Cedarholm a nd Carolyn Carvet h enroute to the city cha mpio n shi p

Sophom or e Carveth earned her six th championshi p o f the season in the a ll-ar o und competition.

A s t he girl s gymnas t ics team la c ked populari t y , t he swimming t eam had th e same compla int Hav ing the fi n est of all th e winter sports t eams, the swimmer s still had t o lo se observer s t o a mediocre basketba ll t eam T he swim t ea m wa s the only te a m in t h e state t o finish with an und efeated record , 10-0.

During th e entire se-,a :mn th e Knights overpower ed a ll of their oppo n ents on the wa y to city , an d Tram-Ne braska titles. Althou gh they c am e in to t he sta t e meet with a fin e record , t hey were only able to place third, behind Om a h a Westside a nd Omaha Burke The state m ee t wa s n ot as disappointin g a s th e standing sh owed t h o u gh. Junio r Edwa rd Johnson swa m his way to three gold. m e dals,

2) The swim t ea m lift s we ights in b e fore season warm-ups.

3) "On your marks , get set, Go !"

4) Ed John so n s wims the butterfly a t 3 Trans-N e bra ska

5) The Sou t hea st swi m team rests be t ween eve n ts.

in cluding a st ate r eco rd in the 1 0 0 y eard butterfly. "I t h i n k E ddie did a fi ne job, t his could qualify him fo r A~Am erican Honors," coach Steve Nootz co mment ed. In a d d i tion to

Johnson's fine output a t sta t e , t he medley relay t eam consisting o f Jo hns on, Brian Ma gee, Pete Maud e, and Jim Perry also c aptur ed sta te honors

1) After a rough inning, several varsity baseball players come in to ba i

2) Benched by a broken arm, senior Jim Leslie observes a game.

3) Terry Wood congratulates Greg Michaelson after making a successfu ~ play.

4) Jon Cary slides in safely to third base

5) Tom Donaldson takes batting practice.

6) Oversliding third base, number 17 is still safe due to an error by t h ,· opposing team.

V~ity Baseball Front Row: Rich Bokemper , Mike Burcham, Jon Cary , Ma r k Haas Row 2: Greg Smith, Jim Lesbe, Bob Schmidt, Greg Grant , Mjke Patt Row 3: Bruce Baker , Craig Leslie Row 4: Randy Phipps, Bill Kane, Mike Petersen , Bob Leatherman, Dan He s kett, coach Charles Gord o n

Girls Track: Front Row: K. Knutsen, C. Adamson , A. Gradwohl, G Tricone, J. Mickelson, S. Wells, K. Litt, J. Stoehr Row 2: S. Bokemper, C. Nu tt, K. Fisc her , C. Watkins , K. Shonerd, C Schmidt, T. Buckner, S. Bokempe r Row 3: Coach Jerry Harkrader , K. Tegtmeier, L Cech, K. T urner, D. Hit z, A. Jordon, B. Stanislav, L Nutt, B. Goebel, S. Jewell, L Brydl, J Harkrader

1) Doris Hi tz is far ahea d of her co mpetiti o n yet she s till puts a ll she has in to fin ishin g.

2) Judy Mickelson throws her arms up in joy after runnin g a su ccessfu l anchor leg at the city re lays.

3) Barb S tanis l av ta kes her second jump at the city relays

4) Ju nior Sue Bokempe r passes th e ba to n to sophomore Karee Shonerd, while the crowd l ooks on with anxiety

5) Ever y jump seems t o b e fl aw le ss fo r Barb Stan is lav •

6) Judy :Mickelso n clears th e hurdle while warming up the twQ mile relay Cindy Nutt run5 the first le g

1) Varsity golfers practice their backswing on the practice tee

2) Senior golfer Rick Reynolds takes a chip shot.

3) Just a sillv little millimeter longe r !

4) Junior Steve Statton blasts hfs way out of a sand trap.

5) John Hergert watches as Steve Statton takes a penalty stroke.

1) Senior Mary Hall executes an overhead smash during a warm-up match

2) Senior Jim Wallasky whips the disc around with all his strength.

3) Competing in the city relays, junior Scott Tallman clears a high hurdi e

4) Meg Shaneyfelt and Mary Hall endure tough competition during match play

5} The girls tenni s team

6) The entire track team takes time out to warm-up 4

5 GIRLS TENNIS: First Row: M. Hall, L Stoher , M. Long, T. Paulsen , K. Young, B. Deurmeyer; Row 2: C. Carveth, J. Deeter, D. Kleinwebe.r, T. Langren , L Donely, N Kroger, P. James, D. Sa c kett , M. Hoeft ; Row 3 : M. Shaneyfelt, S. Etmund, L. Opp, S. Hynek, P. Schneiber, K. O ' Shea, M. Feigar, K. Tyner, B. Llewe llyn, Head Coach B. Kenagy.

Front Row: Greg Prochaza, John Delp, Rich Louthan, Steve Bowker, Dave Campbell, Randy Foster, Ron Re c k, Ardale Brame , Tom McNaught. Row 2: Jim Bolin,Barry H e.-'Jd , Mike Fraizer, Steve Busboom , Chris Chasta in , Mickey Fausch , Joel H olfe c k, Dave Ru thsatz, John McCracken Row 3: Jim Wa llasky , D o n Gruenmeyer , Kent Vincent , Beau Atwater, Gov Allen, Terry Stov a ll , Da ve Bridge; , Scott Tallman, Bob Ste ckmest, George Morris , Randy Moog , Mike Howard. Row 4: Scott Gliem , Sc ott Whitcomb, Ri c h Brandfas , Tim Ha ge r, Jon Eaton, Tim G ilke rs o n , Dave Griffin, Andy Zobs, Wi.11 Fra zier , Bill Norris, Jeff Lewno.

1) Tim Gilkerson flies over the crossbar with ease.

2) Hurdlers compete at a city meet

3) Tension is at its highest as the race is about to begin.

4) Mike Fausch passes the baton to Rich Louthan during the city relays.

5) Vaulter Dave Ruthsatz shows agility as he clears th e bar.

6) A highjumper shows proper take-off form.

1) [ntramural teams play flag football.

2) Intramural weightlil'ters work to improve their strength.

3) " The bomb "

4) Coach Dennis Puelz wades through a four-footed relay

5)

6)

Medieval torture is brought to Southeast in the form of the weight machine.

Chris Lofgreen ' s rush doesn't quite make it in time.

In trainurals Gain Student Popularity

Although intramurals still lack the popularity that varsity athletics enjoy, intramurals are far from dying As the season began, intramural director Bill Stephenson looked to the season with great optimism. "There appears to be teams with great potential," he said.

As in previous years, flag football was the most popular, but many also turned out for the other sports. "I hope there will be a la rger turnout than in previous years, even though the number of participants have increased over the last few years, "Stephenson said.

In addition to football the intramural program covered such diverse sports as girls bowling and weight lifting. Athletic Director Bill Miller also stated that he expected such a large turnout that the program may have to be expanded to the 8 o'clock period, or even Saturday.

As the flag football season drew to a close , "Leslie's Lovers", headed by senior Jim Leslie, ended up on top. As the basketball season progressed, "Little Moe Effort" capped a successful season with the school championship. As intramurals gain popularity many new ideas a.re being tried Stephenson said that a record of statistics will be kept. Stephenson also said bicycling may be added and many other sports may be tried.

1. Two East High defenders pursue reserve quarterback Jim Perry.

2. "You got to love it to play this game," remarks Denny Puelz, reserve head coach.

3. An excited reserve football team huddles for a good practice.

4. Sophomore Ron Rech gets caught after receivin g a short pass"

5. Reserve line coach Wally McNaught gets eye to eye contact with Dave Slagle.

6. Re :-erve placekicker D o n Pegler warms up before the game with help of sophomore Rush Reynolds.

1) Dan Black shows his smashing forehand in tabletennis.

2) Sophomore Bill Moody tries a jump shot over Northeast player.

3) Referee Bill Stephenson checks the time left in an intramural game

4) Two against two is one game called Doubles Ping Pong.

5) Gary Grace (22) tries to rebound over three Northeast. men as teammates Rush Reynolds (14) and John Hergert (44) get in on the action

6) Senior Gene Thompson shoots a hook shot over opposing team center.

7) Sophomore Andy Zobs jumps high for shot over Northeast player.

1) Mark Haas sprin gs fo r a b e tt er sh o t

2) "Over here gjrl s!"

3) Referees Gilson , D o naldso n , a nd Lohrbe rg sh ow th a t th er e w on 't be any funn y busines s du ri ng Li ' I Mo es vs Co a ches

4) "Here you go"

5) "I just a dore a thl et ic ally in cl ini! d m e n"

6) "I thought the wet head was de a d "

7) Intramural polo at it s be st

March

April

April

The service that Amy Campbell, Jeannine Beck and Julie Scott receive at Massachusetts Mutual reflects the company's concern for their future •

Terri Tuma smiles , as she knows Hub Hall will help her with all her realty needs.

Marcie and Scott Whitcomb find the perfect gift for every occasion at Whitcomb's Pharmacy.

Sibyl Shaw :;hows Ken Koop tha t bankin g at First National Bank is easy and rewarding.

Cathy Lang finds calories tempting at Leon's Food Mart.

Bruce Healy knows he can find everything for a perfect party at Bradfield Drug.

Holly Shoemaker and Chris Schlighting look over the tantlizing menu at the Knoll's Restaurant

Mark Krivda vaults into banking at Union Bank and Trust Co.

Carol Manley can always get her fill of fuel from Anita Lewis at Sheridan Conoco.

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Dan Weaver by Arthur Owens Studio Suite 714, 134 So. 13th

Best wishes from the Clarion Staff

Diane Moseman and Jackie Graham find time to talk to their banker personally at the National Bank of Commerce.

John Minnick and Dave Knudse !

After a spat , Paul D a vi e ta kes Mar y Chur chi ll to Ban ke r s F lora. } S hop for a sprig of heather

Sue Maude and Tom M..:,Naught know that Nebraska Book Store h a s more to offer than just books.

Steve Paulson is cagey enough to entrust his money with Mark Olson at the City National Bank

Chris Schlichting and Sharon Blatchley see a sign of the times with the Lincoln School of Commerce

Rick and Rush Reynolds find they will be well protected when dealing with the friendly people at Reynold-.-Blake-Simmons

Varsity Cheerleaders point the way to value at Richman Gordman

Cindi Pitlor gives her smile of approval knowing that Lincoln Welding will get the job done.

with a bicycle from Lincoln Sch- drm Cyde1:r

Lyn Garner and Steve Spatz pick out that special bouquet at Tyrell Florists

David R ick ma n and Jim Hanaway sh o w o ff th e fin e fa r m machin er y one can find at Reddish Bros .

Nancy Harrington and Greg Baer know that Parkway Lanes is the place to go for bowling fun

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Liz Beard by Evan's Studio lJ.40 N. Cotner

Chris Wilson and Doug Gray look up all their school supplies at Ultsch Brothers.

Pam Sands and Corkie Rebensdo r f look over the fine quality of beef one can find at Standard Meat.

Jane Harkrader and Cindy .Kolfsmeyer know Antique Auto won't l~ave them out in the cold.

Valerie Fisher and Joa n Higg in s kn ow t h ey can rely on Arb or Printing to help meet important Oarion de adlines.

Dave Marti experiences the old pie-in-the-face trick at one of the Campus Llfe meetings.

Bill Carveth, Janice Duling , Mike Burcham , ti nd Ja yne Woytassek know th a t T. O Haas is the headquarters for the finest quality in tires.

Lori (',ampbell knows that stamps of blue buy more for you. -

Teri Tuma and Phil Cary gaze at the beautiful plants one can find at Accent by Richmar .

Molly Collins and Tommy Donaldson find theil favorite foods at the Village Inn.

For all her pharmaceutical::.tree.ds, Sara Etmund knows she can rely on Stockwell Pharmacy.

Joel Sunderman and Nancy Kroger prepare their future with safe, oconomic gas appliances at Cengas.

Maryjane Dunn admires the large selection of darkroom equipment available at The Film Shop.

Townsend Studio o f Linco ln wi sh e s t o c onnati:d::i t e Student Council Presid ent Steve Sands an d th e entire -1;enior cla ss ::rn a successful year.

Bets y Norman 3.nd Patty Pansing awaken memori es of yester-year at Coach House Antiques.

Lorie and H01ly A ck.li e jo in t heir frie nds in proving that Crete Carrier jus t keeps on tmckin'

Merri Beth Nelson knows that State F'ann Insurance will give her co mplete coverage at a reasonable cost.

Norden Laboratories leaves Becky Ande r son and Julie Metzger smiling

Nancy Olsen and Shelley Peterson find it is ea sy to stack up savings at Ideal Grocery

Bob leatherman a nd Mike Letheby become absorbed in the latest literature at Family Drug while Seymour combs the fine selection of t oys.

Sid Misle and cousin Bob i,iispJay th~ir rww stt o f wheelt: pmchas.ed at Misle Chevro let

Libby Swanson and l.isa Rohren enjoy faimi onable living at a Woods Brothers and Swans~'>n home-

Scott Ballentin e fi nally finds himself outclassed at ECPI center.

Baer , Judy McMahan

Sharon Blatch ley h elp s Deb b ie Biec k solve her inves tm e nt proble ms

Alexander and Alexander, Inc.

Dave Hassebroek and Sr. eve McDonald watch potato chips come down the conveyor belt, and snatch a

at Weavers.

Every row is like a ba ck row at t he Douglas Theatres as Lynn Brarnmeier and Jim Wallasky well know

Patty Fowler and Nancy Harringt o n know that no matter what time of year, Harrington and Asso c an handle their sal es.

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Cathy Wiederspan kr,OW '.~ that with friendly people like the ones at C.G. Smit.h Realty, all her problems are solved.

Mike Johnson, Paula Neiden and Frank Daluush find tools for every need at Pete's QP Store.

Zabloudil, tudios

Sharon Merritt enjoys the ease with which individually tailored insurance coverage is given at Gates Knight Insurance Agency.

C'..ornpetent as well as friendly help serves Jeff Searcy at First Federal Savings and Loan

Mike Flowers and Fred Brink choose Green Furnace and Plumbing for the most modern in plumbing and heating supplies.

By pushing their car to Stock-well Texaco, Mary Hewitt and Mary Jewell. know they will find all they need for winter car care.

Theresa Vos and Kent Obrist go to Jerryco Motors for the latest and best

Mark Haas !;nows the best place to invest his money i~ with First Mid America.

Jeff Belker smiles in th('; knowledge that his home an d belongings are well-prote cted by Bankers Life.

in two-wheeled fun.

Index

A

Abbott, Barbara - 13 2

Abker, Kurtis - 13 2

Achen , April- tOO

Achen, Fritz - 13 2

Acher , Acklie, H o lly - 132, 209

Acklie, Lorie - 100, 209

Adams, Deborah - 100

Adams, Mark - 120

Adamson, Cynthia - 132, 174

Addcock, Robert - 13 2

Agnew, Douglas - 100

Akert, Leonard - 100

Aksamit, Robin - 100

Alby, Randel - 13 2

Allder, Larry - 132

All der , Roy - 1 20

Allen, Connie - 70, 100, 152, 158

Allen. Dor win - 100, 180

Allen ; Michael - 100

Allgood, Kristine - 120

Allison, Janet - 13 2

Allison. Karen - 100

Amen, R ,ma ld - 100

Andclt, Mark - 1 20

Anderson, Gerald - 132

Anderson , Janet - 13 2

Anderson, John - 120

Anderson , Nancy - 100

Anderson, Reb ecca - 100, 21 i

Ande rson , Robert - 92, 120, 164 , 167

Ande r son, R on- 120,167

Anderson, Steven - 12 0

Anderson. Thomas - 1 20

Andrews, Karen - 1 3 2

Andrews, Mark - 120

Andrews, Molly·· 132

An dr ews, S c ott - 120 , 154

Angulo, Katia · 63

Armijo, Nick - 1 3 2

Arndt , Sheril - 132

Atrz , Sandra - 132

Atwater , Beau - J.32 , 180

A very , Kathleen - 100

Ay lw ard, Daniel - 120

B

Babcock. Michael - 10 l

Ba e d er, Millicent - 1 20

Baer , Gregory - 64, 101, 152, 154, 155, 212

Bailey, Ted - 101

Bailey, Ron ald - 120

Baker. Bruce - 120, 1 73

Baker : Larry·· ] 20

B Scott - 92, 1 01, 170, 211

Balok, Douglas - 120, 1 70

Banks, Richard - 132

Barnard, Vicki - 1 20

Ba rn a welt Er ic - 1 3 2

Barry , Michelle - 120

Bartels, Jan- 101. 150, 151

Bartels , IUmberly - 13 2

Batten. Bria n-132

Batten : Eric - 132

Bauer, Cathy- 132

Bauer , Cindy - 13 2

Bader, Diane- 132

Bauer, Diane - 132

Bauer, Teresa - 132

Baughn, Scott - 50 - 120

Baugous, Craig · 120

Bau gous, David - 132

Baum&n , Walter - 120

Baumgarten, Gretchen - 78, 101

Baumgarten, Kurt - 13 2.

Bax, Connie - J. 20

Bax, Cynthia - 132

Bayley, Martha - 120

Beall, Julie - 1 20

Bean , Patrick- 101

Beard, Elizabeth - 56, 101, 204

Beck, Jeannine - 132, 194

Becker, Cyndia - 101

Becker, Linda - 13 2

Becker, Linda - 132 220

Bede, Gregg - 101

Be ggs , Scott - 13 2

Belker , Jeffrey - 41, 55 , 120, 216

Bell , Patrick - 120

Bengt son , Steven · 13 2

Benner, Patricia - 120

Beran, Colleen - 101

Berg, Lois - 1 20

Bergmeyer, Shari - 120

Berke bile , Phi.tip - 13 2

Berkheim, Anna - 132

Bernardini, Annika - 120

Berniklau, Amy - 58, 12 0

Berthelsen , Debra - J 32

Bertrand, Susan - 13 2

Bettge , Barry - 101

Bettge, R:1y - 13 2

Beum, Elaine - 133

Bieck, Deborah- 101 , 212

Biggs, Mary - 101

Bigley, Timothy - 1 20

Bigsby , Keith- 101 , 167

Binder , Nancy- 1 01

Bishop, Douglas - 133

Bla(:k, Daniel - 133, 186

Blackeik, We sley - 133

Blatchley, Janell e - 120, 150, 151

Blatchley, Sharon - 56, 101, 200, 212

Blocker, Peggy - 133 , 169

Bloom, Todd - 120, 154 , 16 7

Boehmer, Kyle - 1 21

Boehmer, Sara - 121

Bokemper , Rich a rd- 101, 1 73

Bokemper , Sally - 133, 169, 1 74

Bokcmper , Su san - 121, 174, 175

Bolin, De bra - 121

Bolin, .Jim - 131 , 180

Bomber ger , Mary-121, 158

Bonebright , Bradley - 133

Bott , Ma ry - 121

Boughn, Scott·· 133

Bowen, Donna - 133

Bower, Jennifer - 121

Bow ers, Jeffrey - 121

Bowker, Steven- 133, 180

Boy er, Di anne - 10 1

Bozarth, D enn i r. - 121

Braden, Bruce - 133

Bradsby, Courtney - 121

Brady, Pamela-121

Brame, Edward - 121, 154 , 180

Brammeier , Lynn·· 54 , 10 1, 213

Bran<lfas , Richard - 1 54, 180

Branum , Larry - 1 33

Branstett er, Sherla - 133

Brauer, Warren - 101

Braunsroth, Bradley- 121

Brehm, John- 101, 154

Brestel , Bethany - 121

Bridge , Cheryl - 133

Bridger, David- 121, 180

Brink, Michael - 101, 217

Brackley, Kevin - 1 33

Broman, Lisa - 121

Brown , Charla - 101

Brown, Cheryl - 102

Brown, Kim - 133

Brown. R icha rd - 121

Browne , Susan - 121

Brunmeier, Christine - 133

Brunhou se, Marti n - 102

Bryant , J effrey - 121

Bryd~ Lori - 133, 174

Bryd1, Sherry - 102, 150

Buchole, Mark - 36, 102

Bucholz, Mar ga ret - 133

Buckley , Linda- 133

BuckneI, Theresa - 121, 150 , 151, 169, 174

Buechel, Larry - 102

Burcham, Mike - 102, 154, 173, 205

Bur c h a m , Scott - 121

Burden, Franklin - 50 , 133

Burden, Margaret - 42 , 102

Burham, Mark-· 121

Burkgren , Nancy - 133

Burns, Gary - 133

Burt , Scott - 121

Bur ton, Douglas - 133

Burtwell, L. - 121.

Busboom, Kathy · l 02

Busboom, Lorirae - 121

Busboom, Steven - 13 3, 180, 20 l, 213

Bush, T e rren ce - 102

Byerly, Julie - 121

CCaldron, Denise - 121

Calkins , Elizabeth - 13 3

Calvert , Geor ge - 102

Calvin. John - 102

Camp, Kendra - 71, 121

Campanile, Joe - 102

Campbell, Amy- 81 , 133, 194

Campbell, David - 133 , 180

Campbell, Lori - 102

Canaga, Marikay - 133

Carlin, Jean - 102

Carlson. Barbara - 102

Carlson; Jannell - 102

Carpenter, Richard - 133

Carnes, Dale - 133

Carrigan, Bill- 133

Carroll, Michae l - 133

Carstens, Kelly - 133

Carstens, Linda - 133

Carter, Dou gla s - 121

Ca rter , Dou glas-13 3, 167

Carter, Katherine - 133

Carter, Patricia-121

Carveth , Carolyn - 133 , 158, 168, 169

Carve th, Bill - 102, 1 54 , 205

Cary, Jon - 102, l 72, l 73

Cary, Phil - 102, 206

Cary, Keith - 133

Cas p ers, Debbi e - 102

Cas pers, Vickie - 133

Cast, Michael - 13 3

Cathcart, Cynthia· 133

Catron. Allison - 121

Catts, R ebecca - 121

Cech, Laurianne - 121, 174

Ccderdahl , Mark - 121

Cede;holm , Cynthia - 121, 168, 269

Chandler, Paul - 133

Chapelle , Da v id - 5 3, 122, 154

Chapin , Le e - 1 34 , J. 54

Chapman, Michael - 122

Charon, Gayle - 122

Chastain, Chris - 102, 157 , 180

Chastain , Pat ri c k - 122

Cheese , Carrie - 1 2 2

Chicoine, Jame s - 122

Chierechetti, Tina - 122

Chile n , John - 134

Chleborad, Karen - 134

Chrastil, James - 134

Chris tiancy, Katherine - 122

Churchill, Carla - 134

Churchill, Mary- 103, 198

Chur c hill, Paula- 103

Cipriano, Randy 122, 160, 162

Clarence, Victoria - 134

Clark, Bradford - 122

Cla rk, Corey - 122

Clark, Kelly - 70, 103 , 200

Clause, Susan - 1 22

Cladsen, Brian - 1 34

Clausen, Lenita - 103

Clements, Randal - 122, 154

Cline , Jimmy - 122

Cochran, Barbara - 134

Coffman , Dana - 103

Coffman , Leslie - 134

Cole, Penny - 1 22

Collings, Abbie- 103

Collins, Carol - 122

Collins, Mich~el - 103

Collins, Molly - 56 , 103, 206

Connell, Debra - 122

Cook, Casey - 37, 103

Cook, Connie - 103

Cook, George - 12 2

Cook, Janet - 134

Cook, Kim- 71, 122, 1.68, 169

Cool , Kathy - 103

Cooper, Greg - 134

Combs , Charles - 134

Copple, Rebecc a - 134

Copple , Sony - 134

Corkill, Philip - 103

Cornelius, Lori - 134

Costin, Elizebeth - 11 , 122

Costin, Mary - 103

Cotten, Cheryl - 122

Coupe,Candi-37, 103 Cox , Julie - 122

Cox, Sally ·· 134

Cox, Sheri - 134

Crawford, Douglas - 122

Critchfield, Amy - 134

Crowin , Joanne - 134

Cruey, Lavon - 134

Crump, Terri- 103

Cuca, Ralph - 134, 161

Cunningham, John · 134

Cuttler , Candy - 134

D aharsh, Frank - 215

Dahlberg, Bruce - 122

Dahlber g, Bryan - 122

Dale , Shelly - 122

Damkroger, Laura - 134

Damm , Susan - 122

Daniel , Dana - 134

Daniell, Sh ari - 122

D are, Debra - 68, J.03

Darnell, Alice - 134

Darnell, Patricia - 134

Darrin g ton, Jon - 122

Darro u gh, Sherril - 122

Davi ds on, Connie - 134

Davi d son, Rog er - 134

Davie, Paul-· 57, 122 , 154,198

D'Avignon , Diana - 134

D avi s, Carla - l 03

Davis, Cat herine - 122

Davis, Clifford - 40, 103, 154, 167, 214

Davis , E llen - 103

Davis, Karen - 1 34

Davis, Michael - 122, 154

Davi s, Warren - 103

Davy, Sheri - 134

Dawson, Nancy - 134

Daw son, R obe rt - 122

Day, Pa ula - 134

Day, Richard - 134

Dean, Katherine - 122

Dean , Mary · 134

Deems, Cynthia - 134

Deems , Terri - 48, 103

Deeter, Jane-122, 152, 158

DeGraw, Crystal - 122

Delp, John -134, 157, 180

Delp, Mark- 103

Dennie, Bruce - 10 3

Dennie, Douglas - 134

Deprenge r, Thomas - 134

Deurmyer , Barbara -

Devries , Michael - 122

Dewey, Grace - 122

Dewner, Debbie - 104

Dick, Ro ge r - 1 3 5

Dickey , Bryan - 13 5

Dickhute, Alan - 104, 142, 148

Diekmann, Scott - 122

Dier, David - 135

Diers, Ann - 122

Dietrich, Joyce - 104

Dill, Angelina - 122

Dilley , Michael - 104

Dinsmore , Barbara - 135

Dischner, Deborah - 135

Dissmeyer, Rickey - 122

Divis, Marcia - 59, 104

Dobson, D eborah - 134

Dobson , Harold - 104, 160

Dodds, Rob e rt - 135

Dodds , Willi a m - 122

Doerr, Eric - 135

Donaldson, Thom as - 104, 160, 162, 189, 207

Donley , Lynne - 13 5

Dorman, Jenell e - 135

Dort, Patricia - 122

Doug h erty , Terry - 13 5

Douglas, Elaine - 122

Drain, Kurt - 135

Drbal , D ennis - 135 , 167

Drew s, Penny - l 04

Duling, Jani ce - 122 , 205

Dunkle, Kevin - 121

Dunn , Maryjane - 57 , 123, 201, 208

Durand, Dallas - 13 5

Duven, William - 123

Dzerk, Alan - 123

EEaton, Jon - 135, 18 0

Eaton, Susan - 135

Eckman, J eff - 123

Eckman, Scott - 1. 3 5

Edgecomb, Elizabeth· 71, 123

Edgecomb, John - 104

Edwards, Sheryl - 135

Egger, Bruce - 123

Enley, David - 123

Ehrich, Fred - 1 3 5

Eisele , Cynthia - 1 3 5

Eisele, David - 13 5 , 16 7

Eisenhauer , Patti - 104

Elley, Stev e - 135

Ellis, Kevin - 123

Ellsworth, Earl ·· 104

Ellwe ll , Robert - l 04

Emmons, Patri cia · l 3 5

E nderle, Cindy - 123

En d es, Pamela - 13 5

E no , John - 1 35

Eno, Billie · 123

Epley, David - 123

Epp, Connie - 104

Eppler, Sharon - 123

Erb, Patricia - 104

Erickson, Conni - 12 3

Erington, Kevin - 123

Eschlima n , Ted - ] 23

Etmund, Sara - 13 5

Evasco, Guy- 92, 105, 154

Evnen, Jane - 105

Everitt, Jon - 123

FFa hlb erg, Mark - 123 , 154

Fairchild, Karin - 135

Fa llman, Scott - 178

Fan d ers, R od n ey - J 05

Fauss, John - 105

Fa u sc h , William - 13 5, 156, 157, 180, 181

Fejfar , Mary - 135

Fe lber , Shari - 123

Ferris, Jill - 123

Fe ldt , Loren - 1 23

Ferguson, Roi - 135

Ficke, Gerald - 49 , 13.5

Filbert, Nancy - 13 5

Findley, Terri - 13 5

F ink, Christine - 12 3

Fisher, Howard - 13 5

Fischer, Kerry-1 23, 150, 174

Fischer, Tim - 105, 1.54

Fisher , Lorri - 135

Fisher, Randy - 105

Fisher, Valerie - 105 , 204

Flaherty, Frank - 123

Flechs, Dean - 105

Fletcher, Wayne - 123

Flowers, Mike - 105, 217

Flynn, Kelly · 105

Fogerty, James - 123

Folsom, James- 123

Fore man, Christie - 13 5

Foreman, Debra - 135

Foreman , Rick - 135

Foreman, R oxan ne - 105

Foss, Tim - 105

Foss, Tom - 105

Foster, Mike - 123

Foster, Randy - 123, 180

Fowler, Patricia - 66, 105, 2i3

Fraizer, Michael- 135, 157, 180

Fraizer , Will - 79, 105 , 157, 180

Fralin, Steve•· 123

Frankforter, Tracy - 135

Freauf, Lou is - 54 , 105, 154

Frederic)(, Cheryl - 135

Free ls , Stephanie · 135

Freeman , R o n - 12 3

French, Chris - 105

French, Sharon - 13 5

Frohn, Lori - 135

Fridrich, Ki r k - 123 , 146, 14?

Fulliton, William - 1OS

Fussel, J ames- 135

Fusselman, Jerry - 123

G

Ganz, Doug- 135

Ganz. Richard-123

Garner, Lyn - 135, 201

Garren, Michelle - 105

Garrett, Karl - 123

Genetti, William - 123

Genschoreck, Carmen - 123

George , Christine - 13 5

Gerbig, Stephan - 135

Gerard, Larry- 105, 146, 147

Gertz. Barbara - 105

G ibbens, Joyce · 123 , 15 8

Gibbens, Mary- 106

Gibson, Genalee - 123

Gibson, Gretta - l 06

Gibso n, Scor.r - 135

Gicbd11au s, Roger - 106

G il k?rso n , Tim - 106, 180, 181

Gill, Dara- 43 , 123

Gilmore, Pat- 135

Gilson, Garr - 106, 154, 160, 189, 217

Gleim, Scott- 106,157, 180

G loe, Ri chard - 123

Goddard, Kathy - 135

GocfrJn, Gary - 123

Goebel, Elizabeth - 123, 158, 174

Goecke, Robin - 106

G a emann, Ma rti · 135

Goetowski, Paul - 54 , 106

Goldsmith, Torn - 124, 154

G a l o n , John - 124

Golen, Mark- 135

Goodrich, Sandra·· 13 5

Go.re, Gary · 13 5

Gossin , Jeff-135

Gossini Pam · 106 Gowin , Kyle- 135

Gowin, Lin - 106

Grabowski, Louis - 124, 157

Grace, Gary - 161 , 1 86

Gradwohl, Ann - 135, 1 74

Grady. Rochelle- 135

Graf, Julie · 63, 124

Graham, Jackie - 106, 19 8

Graham, Sue - 135

Grandstaff, Donald - 81

Grant, Greg - 106 , 173

Grant, James - 10 6 , 146, 147

Grant , Mark - 136

Grant, Mike - 1 24

Grasmick, Ron - 124

Gray , Doug - 124, 154, 204

Gray, Mark - 136

Green, Richard - 1 24

Greenwald, Todd - 136

Gruenerne ye r, Donald - 106, 157

Greuenemey er, Rosalie - 124

Greving, Doug - 136

Griess, Deb - 106

Griess , Susan - 136

Griffin, Cynthia - 106

Griffin, D avid - 136, 180

Griffin, Phillip - 136

Griffin, Ru th - 124

Griffith, Guy - 136

Griffith, Patri c ia - 136

Griswold, Dalla s - 136

Griswold, Holly - 124

Gross, Susan - 136

Grossenbacher, Steven - 106

Grosskoff, Kimberly - 124

Grove, Gary - 136

Gruenmeyer, Don - 180

Guenzel, Thomas - 124

Guest, Mary - 106

Gulick, James - 124

Gulland, Robert - 136

Gzkeoviak, Greg - 136

Haas, Mark-124, 161 , 173, 189, 217

Haberlan, Lane- 136

Hachiya, Bob - 124

Hagen, Polly - 124

Hager, Tim - 124, 153, 154, 180

Hagerman, Kaye -

Haggh, Karen~ 136

Hahan, Mary - 136

Halada, Debbie - 136

Hall, Jerry - 106

Hall, Mary - 106, 178

Halvorson, Janet - 107

Halverstadt, Ph yllis - 106

Ha1versen, R andy - 106

Hamersky, Ann - 1 36

Hami lton , John - 124

Hmmer, Jolene - 124

Hammond, James - 136

Hammond, Polly - 45, 124

H::imnett, Lisa - 1 24

Hancock, Michelle - 136

Hanna, Roberta - 136

Hannaway, James - 107

Hanselmann , Lisa - 124

Hansen , Andy - 136

Hansen, Janet - 107

Hansen, Linda - 136

Hansen, Vicky - 136

Hansher, Bill - 124

Hanson, Ro ge r - 124

Hardekopf, Mike -

Harkrader, Jane- 56, 107 , 174, 205

Harms, Mike - 124

Harper, John-136

Harrington, John - 136, 1 70

Harrington , Nancy - 56, 107, 213

Harris, Cindy - 136

Harrison, Carla · 136

Harrison , Mark - 124 , 154

Hartman, Judy-136, 169

Harvell, Terri - 107

Harvey, Joan - 124

Hasse, Pam - 136

Hassebrook, Dave - 24 , 212

Hasselbalch, Eric - 107

Hatch, Dori - 107

Hatcher , Sue - 124

Hathaway, Pam - 136

Hatt, Teresa - 124

Hattan, Brenda - 136

Halvat, Judith - 136

Hayes, R o n - 136

Heald, Barry - 136 , 180

Healey , Bruce - 195

Hecht, Brian - 107

Hecker, Arvella - 124

Heggerman, Kaye - 124

Heiden, Terry - 124

Heins , Robert - 107, 148

Heinz, Debra - 107

Helms, Nancy - 107

Hempel , Jon - 136

Hemphill, Teresa - 136

Hendrickson, Tari - 124

Henhouse, Robert - 126

Henningson, Heidi - 107, 117

Henricksen, Mike - 136

Hendriz , Marcena - 136

Hergenrader , Jody -

Her gert, John - 124, 160 , 177, 186

Hergert, P olly - 68, 107

Herman, Tracy - 124

Hertzler, Jeff - 107

Heskett, Dan - 124, 153, 154, 173

He ss on, Charles - 1 0 7

He~ s on, Kelly - 136

Heumphreus, Sherril - i36

Hewitt, Mary - 107, 217

Hiatt, R obert - 124

Hickey, Pe ggy - 136, 15 8

Higgins, Joan · 107

Higley, No rm - 107 , 170

Hill, Richard-107 , 154 , 164, 166

HHill, Stev e - 124, 154, 164, 166

Hill , Ted - 136

Hinds, Burke - 39, 43, 107

Hinrichs, Marijo ·· 136

Hinrich s, Becky - 10 8

Hitchcock, Kevin - 136

Hitz, Doris-108, 174,175

Hoage , Jolie - 1 36

Hodge, Michael - 124 , 154

Hoeft, Mary - 1 24

Hoffman, Connie - 108, 169

Hoffschnieder, Kathy - 108

Hogg, Chris - 108

Holfeck. Joel - 180

Hogg, Kathy·· 136

Holle, Charlene - 136

Hollinsworth, Joy - 1.2 4 , 158

Holloway, Kim - I 08

Holloway, Lynn - 136

Holm , Chris - 136

Holmes , Donna - 108

Holmquist, Harold - 124

Holston, Varerie - 136

Hoizworth , Carme n - 136

Honeycutt, Vanna - 108

Hoobler , Brian - 108

Hoobler, Bru ce - 136

Hopkins , David - 108

Hopper , Steve -

Hopper, Sam - 136

Hough , Carol- 136

Houfek, Joel- 108, 156, 157

Hovey , Linda·· 108

Howard, Michael - 136, 180

Howat, Robin - 125

Howe, Debbie · 124

Hout, Kim - 125

Huber, Teri - 3, 1.08, 200

Hude, Susan - l 24

Hudson, Alice - 124

Hudson, Ann - 108

Hudson, Bruce · 1 36

Hudson, Susan - 63, 108

Huetson, Curtis- 115 , 161

Huffer , Debbie - 136

Hughes, David - 136

Hulbert , Jeff - 136

Hurlbutt, Jane - 125

Hurley , Renee - 125

Hurley, Terry - 109

Hunt , Scott- 136

Hurst, Lou - 136

Hutchin gs, Karen - 136

Hynek, Sandra·· 137

H ynek, Terri 125

IIrminger, Charles - 109

Irons, Gary - 1 2 5

Irv i n , William - 125

Isaa cs, Wanda - 125

I sherwood, Deborah - 66 , 109, 214

Isherwood, Denise - 13 7

JJ ac kson, Ka thy - 13 7

Ja c kson , Me_lony - 13 7

Jacox , Jay - 13 7

Jageman , Dianna - 109

Jensen, Karen - 125

Jensen, Kenneth - 137, 167

Jensen, Martin - 137

Jewell , Mary - 109, 217

Jewell, Sharon - 137, 158, 174

Jiracek, Jennifer - 137, 160, 169

Jiracek, Kimberly - 125

Johnson , Ann - 109

John son, Brian - 125

Johnson, Daniel - 125

Johnson , Edward - 125 , 1 70, 171

John son, Eric - 13 7

Johnson, Kristen - 125

John son, Mark - 109

John son , Ma ry - 109

John son , Michael - 109, 215

John son , Mi chael - 125

John son, Michael - 13 7

John so n , Pamela - 109

John son , Randall- 137 , 142, 148

John so n, Victoria - 125

Jon es , Donald - 13 7

Jon es , Judy - 13 7

Jon es, Kimberly - 125, 16 8, 169

Jon es , Lucinda - 137

Jon es, Michael - 13 7

Jon es, Martin - 13 7, 16 7

Jone s, Thomas - 109

Jord a n , Ann - 125 , 174

Junk e r , Jon - 125

Kaczka , Michael - 125

Kaltenber ger, Joni - 125

Kam tz , Je a n - 13 7

Kan e, Willi a m-109 , 173

Kas i , Br e nt - 109

Ka s i, Sco t t - 13 7

Kay, Jam es - 125 , 170

Kee n e, Mi cha e l - 51 , 1 25

Kee tl e, P R e x - 137

Ke tt e r , Bria n - 137 , 161

Ke lt er , Bru ce - 137, 161

Ke tt er, D o n a ld - 125

Ke ll e r , Karen - 13 7

Ke tt y, Chri s ty - 125

Ke ndl e, Pa tricia - 13 7

Kenn e dy , Alyc e - 110

Ke nn e dy , L y nn - 1 25

Ke nn e dy , Mark-137

Ke nt , T a mm y - 137

Ke rmm oa d e, Br e nda-137

Ke rn e r , Ka th e rin e - 13 7

Ke rn s, St eve n - 110

Kess, Su sa n - 110, 15 0

Kess ne r, Mi c hael - 13 7

Ke t e lhut , Jan e - 137

· Kimb a ll , Bria n - 110 , 146 , 14 7 Kin ca id, L1urel - 110

Kin gh o rn , J. Allen - 137

Ki ss le r , St even - 13 7

Kl a n ec ky, Camilla - 110, 150, 169

Kl ec kn e r , Ka re n - 125

Kl e in, Sa ndra - 13 7

Kl e in we be r , Bart - 110

Kl e in e w e be r , Donn a - 125

Kn a pp , St e ph e n - 137

Kn a ub , Joni - 110 , 158

Kni ght , De b o rah - 137

Kni g ht , Pa ti- 110

Kn o ll , Elizabeth - 110

Kn ox, K e nn e th - 13 7

Knuds e n , D avid - 125, 199

Knut so n , Karl a - 137 , 174

K o bl er, Deanne - 56, 64 , 70 , 110 , 200

Kobl e r , Ron a ld - 137, 167

K oe tt e r , J o n - 125

K oee ne r , Colette - 137

Ko e rn e r , Daniel - 125

K oe rner, Paul - 110, 1 70

Kohl , Rodney - 13 7

K o hl , Ro ger - 110

Koontz, Kimberly - 110

Koop, Kenneth- 43, 56 , 110, 195

222

Kracht, Kelly - 13 7

Kramer, Karen - 137

Kramer, Mark- 137, 148

Krause, Kevin - 13 7

Kreuscher, Susan - 110

Krivda, Mark - 125, 196

Krivda, Michael - 110

Krivosha, Terri- 137

Kriz, Rodney - 13 7

Kroger, Nancy - 110, 206

Krohn , Judith - 125

Kroll, Catherine - 13 8

Kroll , Kevin - 1 25

Krondak, Michael - 125

Kru g er, Frances - 125

Kruse , Kim - 125

Kubick , Mark- 125 , 161

Kubit schek, Lynn - 110

Kuhn, Michael - 13 8

Kumpf, Priscilla -

Kushner, Martin - 42

Kushner, Matt - 125

Lawlor, John - 126

Lawrie , Michael - 110

Leapaldt, Lois - 126

Leapaldt, Lorie - 138

Leatherman, Robert- 111,173 , 210

Leatherman, Thomas - 126

Leber, Randy - 126

Lebaron, Marcia - 138

Lee , John - 126

Lee , Linda - 138

Legrande, Michael - 13 8

Leip, Cynthia - 13 8

Leitner, Gregory - 126, 16 7

Leland, Rex -

Leslie, Crai g - 126, 16 7, 173

Les lie, James - 64, 111 , 173, 215

Le ster , William - 138, 167

Letheby, Micha e l - 111 , 210

Leupold, Darre ll - 138

Lewis, Anita - 116, 197

Long, Michelle - 138

Long, Nancy - 138

Longacre, Cynthia - l 26

Lonn, Teresa - 138

Loos, Lanelle - 13 8

Lopee, Gail - 1 26

Lou than, Richard - 13 8, 157, 180 , 181

Louthan, Susan - 111

Loveless, Linda - 1 26

Lowe , Kathleen - 1 26

Lowery, Gregg - 13 8

Luce, Dale - 111

Luebke, John - 111, 157

Lu c chino, John- 126, 167

Lucchino, Ri c ardo - 126

Luedke, Sa ndra - 126

Lu e dtke , Gre gory - 13 8

Lu e dtke , Randall - 138

Luk e hert, Lee - 111

Lutz, David - 111

Lutzi , Steven - 111

Lyon, Catherine - 38, 50, 111 M

Mac ek,

La hn e r s, Gu y - 1 3 8

Lak e, Li sa - 138 , 169

Lamph e re, Jam es - 125 , 1 7 0

Lan e, Ka thl ee n - 125

La n e, Kirk - 138

La nd es, Carol - 13 8

La nd gr e n , T e rri - 138

La n g, Ca thy - 1 l 0, 195

La n g, J a m es - 126

La ng, R a ndall - 12 6

Lanik, Rodn e y - 1 2 6

Lar ge , J a m es - 138

Lar ge, Jon - 126 , 154

La rkins , Cheryl - 110

La u,April-111 , 150

Laun , Frances-1 3 8

Laun, John - 111

Lauterbach, Kathy- 138

Lavaty , Charles- 126

LLewis, D a le - 46 , 111

Le wi s, G e ntr y - l l l

Lewis, R ober t - I 3 8

Lew n o , Jeffrey - 1 38, l 80

Lie n e m a nn, Doro th y - 1 38

Li e n e m an n , D o u g las - 11 I

L in c h , J ea n - 111

L in dbl oo m , Daw n - 126

Lind g r e n , Crai g - 1 26

Linge n fel d e r , C o nni e - 126

Li pp er t, Maria - 111

L itt, K a rl a - 138, 174

Li vin gs t o n, Davi d - 13 8

Llewe llyn , Be th- 6 2, 126

Ll ewe ll y n , J a n et - 138

Lofg r ee n, Chri st opher - 126 , 161, 183

Lo f gren , Connie - 126

Lohrber g, John - 65 , 111 , 153 , 154, 160, 162, 189, 210

e, Su san - 112, 15 8 199

May , De b ora h - 138

Ma y , Stuar t - 13 8

Ma y bin. Su sa n - 126

Meg inni s, Richard - 13 8. 153, 154

Mee han , Ann e - 138

Me h o n , Cindy - 13 8

Me h se r , J ea nn e - 126

Me il e, Mi c h ae l l 3 8

Meit zen , St even - 126 , 154

Me ll o t. Bri a n - 126

Me rri tt, Sh a ron - 112, 215

Mer t e n s. Willi a m - 126

Messe nge r , Bru ce - 138

Me t zge r, Juli e - 64, 66 , 112 211

Meye r , Christoph e r - 112

Meye r, Cindy - 126

Meye r, Cynthi a - 11 2

Meye r, Gr egg - 139

Mey er , Joy ce - 11 2

Me y e r, Kim - 112, 169

Meye r, Ri c ha rd - 112

Me y e rhoff, Jame s - 13 8

Mi c h ael , Sh a ron - 139

Mi chaelson , Gre g ory - 139

Mi c ke lson , Judy- 139, 158, 174 , 175

Mikkleson , Lucinda - 139

Miller , Dawn - 112

Miller, Kathleen - 126

Miller, Martin - 139

Miller, Russell - 126

Miller, Susan - 139

Mills, Franklin - 127

Mills, Mark - 127, 154

Mills, Mary - 139

Mills, Marva - 112

Minear, Deanna - 113

Minear, John - 139

Misle, Howard - 139

Misle, Sidney - 113, 210

Mitchell, Tracy - 127

Mittelstadt, Jeri - 113

Mittelstadt, Rita - 127

Mitrevics, Sandra 139

Moats, Mary- 113

Moeller, Cindy - 127

Moessner, Stephen - 9 2, 113, 154

Molzer, Dean - 113

Moody, Susan - 113

Moody, William - 139 , 161, 186

Moog, Randall - 180

Moon, James - 139

Moore , Lindsay - 139

Moore, Raejean - 139

Morgan, David - 4 7, 56, 57, 113, 167, 201

Margan, Mary - 127

Morris, George - 139, 180

Morrow, Kathleen - 41, 64, 70, 113, 200

IMorse, Gini - 127

Mortensen, Karen - 6 8, 11 3

Mortensen, Kim - 139

Moseman, Dianne - 43 , 58, 113, 198

Moseman, Bill - 139

Moser, Kristi - 113

Moser , Terry - 94 , 113 , 148

Moss, Ruth - 12T

Motycka, Elaine - 127

Motycka, Jo Ann - 139

Moyer, Raymond - 139

Moyer, Theresa - 127 , 139

Mozer, Larry - 11 3

Mueller , Rory - 113

Mueller, Royce - 139

Mulgrue, Pa tty - 113

Mueting, Frank - 127

Mueting, Patricia - 139

Multer , Mark- 127

Mundt, Judy- 127

Murphy, John - 139

Murray, Ka thy - 127

Mussman, Mark - 113

Mussman, Scott- 139

McCandless, Jill- 113

McCandless, Margaret · 71 , 126

McCandless, Tracy - 126

McCault, Suzanne - 126

McClain, Laurie- 138

McClarnon, Vickie - 138

McClirnans, Cynthia - 138

McConnell, Denise - 11 3

Mccorkle, Teresa- 126

McCracken, John - 126, 156, 157, 180

McCulloch, Kathleen- 126, 158

McCune, Bryan - 113

McCune, Patricia - 13 8

McDonald, Steven- 81, 126, 154, 213

McGill, Gordan - 126, 154

McGinness, Rich - 126

McGinness, Rose Mary - 13 8

McGreer, John - 126

McGuire, Leslie - 126

Mcilwain, Cayton - 126

McKee, Stephen - 113

McLellan, Stephanie - 126

McLeod, Kimberly - 13 8

McLaughlin, James- 138

McMahan, Judith- 113, 212

McNaught, Thomas - 64, 113, 156, 157, 160, 180, 199

Mc Vicker, William - 126

Naber , Mary- 114

Naber, Nancy - 127

Navratil, Daniel - 139

Navratil, Kenneth-114

Neal, Carolyn - 139

Nearhood, Richard - 139

Neiden, Daniel - 139, 167

Neiden, Paula - 114, 215

Neild, Dirk - 127

Nelsen, Paula - 127

Nelson, Merri Beth - 114 , 210

Nelson, Randy - 139

Nesmith, Lesli- 127

Neumann. Gail - 139

Neumayer, Cindy - 139

Newsham. Brian - 139

Nickerson, Cory- 127

Nickerson, Marilee - 139

Nicklas, Bradley- 127

Nider, Rebecca - 139 , 169

Niedfelt, Patti-114

Nissen, Barbara-127

Nixon, Deborah- 139

Nolte, Joanne - 139

Noonan, Michael - 139

Nootz, Julie - 139

Norland Genevi.eve - 127

Norman; Betsy - 139, 208

Norris, Katherin e - 139

Norris, William - 127 , 157 , 180

North , Jacqueline - 114

Northup, Lee - 127

Novotny, Tammy- 127

Nuemberger , Jan - 114

Nuernber ger, Janis - 139

Nutt, Cynihia - 13 9, 1 74 , 175

Nutt, Lory-127, 174

Obbink. Dirk- 127

Obering, Patricia - 114

O 'B r ien, Patrick - 139

Obrist, Kent - l 14 , 21 6

O chs ner, Barham - 114

Oelschlager, Dennis - 1 J. 4

Oet ien, John - 139

Oetjen, Keith - 139

Ogd en, Denn,s- 127, 154

Oliv er, James - 139

Ol son, Linda 43, 114

Olson, Mark- 4 1, .50, .57, 127 , 198

Olson, Martha - 139

Olson, Nancy - 127

Olson, Nancy - 114 , 21 0

O ' Neal, Patrick- 1 27

O'Neill , Mi c h elle - 139

Opsting, Jon - 139

Opp, Eugene - 127

Opp, Kevin - 161, 162

Opp, Lori - 139

O s born, Keith - 127

O ' Shea, Ed wa rd - 139

O ' Shea , Karen - 139

O'Shea , Kathleen - 114

Ossian, Pamda ·· 139

OueHette, June - 114

Overton, Cindy- 127

Over ton, Laura - 13 9

Owens, Teresa - 127

Oxley, Patricia - 54, 139, 20l

Packett, Brad- 114

Palmer, Terr i 1 3 9

Pausing, Patricia·· 139, 208

Pappas, Sarah - 114

Pare nt, Stacy - 140

Parker, Susan - 114

Parratt , Bobbie - 140

Parrish, Elizab eth - 114

Parrish, Kathryn - 127

Panish, Kristi - 140

Patchen , Debra - 140

Patitz, Donald - 140

Patt , Michael - 140 , 173

Patterson , Deb ora h - 114

Paul, Debbie - 127

Paulsen, Richard - 114, 154

NPaulsen, Teresa - 127, 168, 169

Paulson , Eric - 140

Paulson, Stephen - 51 , 58, 115, 198

Pazderka , Eileen - 115

Pearce, Tracey - 1 i 5

Pedersen, Neil - 140

Pegans, Pamela - 140

Pegans, William - 127

Pegler, Donald - 127, 185

Pemberton, Jane - 115

Perry, James - 140 , 170, 185

Perry, Judy - 64, 70, 115, 200

Pesek, Leslie - 127

Peterson, Cathy - 39, 64, 66, 115

Peterson, Chris - 140

Peterson, Julia 140, 158

Peterson, Kim - 127

Peterson , Michael - 127, 173

Pe terso n, SheHey - 59, 115, 210

Pettit, Paul - 115

Pettigrew, Roxana - 127

Petty , Carolyn - 1 40

Petty, Charleen - 115

Petty , Edmund - 115

Pfeiffer , Patricia -127

Philso n, Michelle - 115

Phipps, Randy - 92, 115, 173

Piccolo, Mary - 140

Pc kel , Jack - 127

Pickering , Tarnyra - 115

Piper, Daniel - 140

Pitlor, Cindi - 140, 200

Pl ank, William- 140

Plaster, Craig - U 5

Pleasant , Julie - 140

Plith, Michael - 140

Poe, Michael - 128

Polak, Joseph - 128

Pop p, Julie - 128

Porter, Mark- 140, 170

Pospisil, Dwayne - 140

Pospisil, Julie - 140

Powell, Barbara - 115

Powell , Kay - 115

Powell, Kevin - 43, 78, i 15

Powell, Ste:ven · 128

Pr enosil, Bryan 140

Preno sil, Bmce - J. 28

Prentiss, Paul- 115,148,212

Prc::.t on. Julie - 140

I'ric e, Niesje - 140

t>r ie~s, Cheryl- 44 , 115, 207

Prochazka, Gregory - 140, 15 4 , 180

Proffitt, Juliann - 115

Prosper, Eva n gel ine- 140

Prosper, Jean- 1 28

Purdy, Jam e s - 128

P1.1tnarn, Kendall - 154

QQ uist, Dianne - 1 l 5

RR ade r, Ronald - .128

Rall, Patti - 140

R~mge, Patti - 11 S

Ray , Kimberly - 128

R ay man, Michel- 128

Rebensdorf, Courtney- 140, 205

Reckling, Carol - 140

R ech, Patricia - 115, 154,185

Rech. Ronald · 140, 180

Redding, Kar en - 128

Redding , Conn ie - 128

Reed. Alice - 128

Reed, Lynette·· 140

R eed, Marcy - 140

Reed, Stephen - 116

Reger, Donald - 128

Reichenbach, Laurie- 128, 1.58

Reid, Mark - 128

Reigert, John - 128

R eiger t , Joe - 128

Reighard, Janet - 116

Reinh ar dt, Bruce - 128

Reinmitz, Joel - 128

R.einmuth, Deborah - 116

Ren ner, Rebecca - 116

Renner, Rober t - 1 16

Ress , Steven - 50, 51 , 116

Revnolds, Richard - 40, 64, 116 , '153, 154, 156 , 160, 177, 200

Reynolds, Robert - 140, 161, 180, 185, 200

Renzy, Richard - 128

Rice. Ricky - 140

R ichar ds, Barry- 128

Rickman, David - 128

Riggs, John - 128

Rinne, Neal- 116, 170

Rischling, Joan - 140

Rittenhouse, Gary - 140

Ritter , Bruce - 128

Ritter, Kendra - 140

Raoch, Donald - 140

Robb, Patricia - 128

Robbins, Alicia - 140

Robe r ts, Dea..'1na - 140, 169

Roberts, Douglas- 140

Roberts , Susan - 128

Robbins , Ro ge r - 128

Robinson, Lyl a - 116

Roby, Tania - 116

Roeh rs, Douglas- 140, 154

R oehrs, Kelvin - 81 , 12 8, 15 3, 154

Roether, Dan - 140

Raether, Marcie - 116

Rogacki, Blane - 140

Rogers, Kevin - 140

Ro ge rs, Rodney - 116

Rohren, Mark - 140

Rohren, Mejjssa 116, 211

Rolfsmeyer, Cindy- 116, 205

Rolfsmeyer , Vickie - 140

Rop er, D 1~borah - 128

Roper , Robert · 116

Roper, Steven - 128

Rosenberg, D ,rniel - 128

Ross, Debra - 141

Ross , Gc>Jy - 141

Ross. Mic hael- 128

RosS: R obert-141

Ro ss , Thomas · 116

R o th, Brn dley--116 , 148,201

Rotschafer, Deborah - 1 41

Ruclorf, Ann- 141

Rul.iffson, Gre g · 116

Runyan , Angie·· 14]

Russel.I. Cynthia - 128, 169

Rustermier, Robert - J 28

R u thsatz. David - J. 28, 180. 181

Rut rnanis, Kelvin - 141 s

Sack, Vakrie 141

Sacke tt, Diane - 1 :!8

Sa ndberg, Lisa - 14i

Sands. Pamela - 141. 205

Sands: St e phen - 1 l6, 209

Sapp, Beth 128

Savidge, C"'harles- 128

Saylor, Gregory- 1 41

Saylor, Kathy - 128

Schach, Paula - 128

Schainost, Mitchell- 141

Scharton, Mark - J.41

S c hartz, Michael - 129

Schauer, Lu e llen - 116

Schauer, Wayne - 128

Scheidt, Diana - 11.6

Scheidt. Laura - 141

Scherr, -Allen - 128

Scheve, Cynthia - 129

Schirm e r, Jerome - 129

Schleif, Grant - 129

Schleiger, Jill- 129

Schlichting, Christine 116 , 196, 200

Schleining, Merry - 129

Schlei11ing, Terry - 129

Schmid, Fredrick- 129, 160, 162

Schmidt, Ca t herine - 141 , 158, 168, 169, 174

Schmidt, Cynthia - 129

Schmidt, Douglas - 116

Schmidt , R obert - 116, 154, 173

Schmidt, Steve n - 129

Schmidt, Tami - 129

Schmitz, Russell - 116

Schnieber, Peggy - 141

LORIE ACKU E - .~ Future Ph ysic i crew, Cour"t t;, Represen ta t i..,-,: Society.

APRIL ACH E!\)

Lace ' '; c!·ew

DEBORAH AD .-\ ·,_. :•:

I :i~r.:rma ional Club, Science Club , (:·c,t. ncil, Ski Club, Nite of Knights; · ' ,, ;:; :,: Day Representative, Girls State ' f{,J li, Modern Choir, National Honor

1 r: t he Roof" ; crew, "Arsenic and Old

DOUG AG 11r ;,1:' : \ :•/'..'.-- U ub.

LEO NAR D A KP'ii i · Sc Knce Club, Honor Roll.

ROB IN AKSAf1F ., · FBLA, Thalians, "Oklahoma"; crew, Honor R c.11, Moder '.1 ;i,, · i.r.

CON NJE ALL £:',, · Pc: µ Club; spirit girl, Synkra-Knights, Reserve an d V:i"."Sity C, ;;-; e rleader, Honor Roll , Junior Senior Prom cantii daL:, HomC;comi ng candidate, Varsity Swimming.

DA RWIN ALL EN - Science Club , Ski Club, Honor Roll, Varsity F ootoalJ, Reserve Gymnastics, Varsity Track.

MIK E ALLEN

KAREN ALLISON - Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast and crew , " Our Town"; crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, '' Oklahoma"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew, AFS; central committee, Honor Roll , Modern Choir, Court Choir.

!~ON AMEN - "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast , "Oklahoma"; crew, Ni te of Knights; cast, County Government Day Representative, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom candidate, Noblemen , Modern Choir, State Band , Marching Band, Court Choir , Reserve Track, National Honor Society.

BECKY ANDERSEN - Pep Club , Synkra-Knights, Ski Club, "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast, Nite of Knights ; cast, Shirettes, Honor Roll, Modern Choir, Court Choir , Varsity Track and Field.

NANCY ANDERSON - Pep Club , Intern a tional Club, Shirettes.

KATIA ANGULO - Pep Club, International Club , Student Council, YFU; participant.

KATHLEEN AVERY

MICHAEL BABOCK

GREG BAER - S-Club officer, Student Council officer , Nite of Knights ; cast , County Government Dave Representative, Homecoming attendant, Reserve Baseball, Varsity Football; All-City.

TED BAILEY

SCOTT BALLEJ\.ffINE -- S-Club, Key Club, FBLA, Thalians, Student Council, Ski Club, "Fiddler on the Roof' ; crew, ''Ars enic and Old Lace '.•' ; crew , "Oklahoma"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew , Nite of Knights; cast, Boys State Representative , Clarion, Elks Scholarship, Honor Roll , Modern Choir, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Swimming, Senior Class President, "Romeo :md Juliet"; cast.

JAN BARTELS - Pep Club , Future Physkians , Honor Roll, Varsity Volleyball , Varsity Track and Field.

KENT BAUER - Honor Roll, Soph o mo re, Reserve , and Varisity Football.

GRETCHEN BAUMGARTEN - Pep Club, International Club, Science Club officer, Shirettes , Letter of Commendation, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Four-Year Regent Scholarship Winner.

PATRICK BEAN - Modern Choir, Sophomore Football.

LIZ BEARD International Club , Ski Club, "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast and crew, "Our Town"; cast, Nite of Knights; central committee ,SHIELD, Honor RoJl, Modern Choir , Court Choir , National Horior Society, Alternate Regents Scholar ship , " Romeo and Juliet"; cast.

CINDY BECKER - Pep Club, "Fiddler on th e Roof'; cast, Honor Roll , Modern Choir, Court Choir.

GREGG BEDE - International Club, Honor Roll.

COLLEEN BERAN - Nite of Knights; cast, Stage Band, Marching Band.

DA YID BERKHEIM - Honor Roll.

BARRY BETTG E

DEBBIE BIECK - Honor Roll, Varsity Tra c k and Field.

MARY BIGGS

KEITH BIGSBY - Nite of Knights; cast, Sophomore Football, Reserve Track, Reserve and Varsity Wrestling.

NANCY BINDER

SHARON BLATCHLEY - Pep Club, Nite of Knights; cast, SHIELD , Honor Roll, Modern Choir.

RICH BOKEMPER - Key Club , Honor Roll, Marching Band, Reserve Baseball, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

TERRI BONEBRIGHT - Honor Roll, National Honor Society , Alternate Regents Scholarship. ·

ROBERTA BOUCHARD

DIANNE BO YER

LYNN BRAMMEIER - Pep Club, International Club, Thespians, Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, " Our Town" ; cast, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; cast, Night of One Acts; cast, "My Three Angels"; cast and crew , "Night of January 16th"; cast , Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Countesses, Modern Choir, Court Choir , Reserve Volleyball, Speech Contests, "Romeo and Juliet "; cast.

WARREN BRAUER - National Honor Society

JOHN BREHM - Varsity Football; All-City

MICHAEL BRENNING

BRENDA BRESTEL

MICHAEL BRINK

CHARLA BROWN -- FBLA

CHERYL BROWN FBLA.

MARTIN BRUNHOUSE - Thalians , "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, " Our Town" ; crew, "Oklahoma"; crew, " My Three Angels"; crew, "Night of January 16 th"; crew, Nite of Knig.hts; cre w, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

SHERRY BRYDL - International Club. Varsity Tenn i s, Varsity Volleyball ; All-City, Varsity Track and Field.

MARK BUCHOLZ" Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, Honor Roll, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship

LARRY BUECHEL

MlKE BURCHAM - S Club, Student Council, "Oklahoma"; cast, Nite of Knights; crew, Soroptomist Merit Award, Honor R oll , Junior Senior Prom finalist , Marching Band, So phomore Basketball , Sophomore , Reserve , and V arsity Football, National Honor Society.

MARGARET BURDEN - National Forensic League, Thespians, Thalians , "Oklahoma"; crew, Night of One Acts; crew, "Little Abner"; c rew , " ·My Three Angels"; crew, "Night of January 16th"; cast, ''Romeo and Juliet"; crew, Nite of Knights ; cast, AFS ; finalist, Run. es, Honor Roll, Orchestra.

KATHERINE BUSBOOM - Future Nurses-Future Physicians, Thespians; officer, Thalians ; officer, "Fiddler on the Roof '; crew, " Our Town"; crew, " Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, " Oklahoma "; crew, Night of One Acts; cast, " Little Abner"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew, "Night of January 16th"; crew, "Romeo and Juliet " ; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Countesses, Modern Choir, Court Choir, National Honor Society.

TERRY BUSH - Honor Roll, Marching Band, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

DAVID BYORTH

TOM CALVERT - Honor Roll

JOHN CALVIN - "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast, "Our Town"; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll , Noblemen, Modern Choir , Marching Band, Court Choir, National Honor Society.

JOE CAMPANILE

LORI CAMPBELL - "Oklahoma"; crew , " Romeo and Juliet "; crew, H onor Roll

JEAN CARLIN Pep Club, Scien ce Club, Future Phsicians-F uture Nurses , Honor Roll , National Honor Society, International Oub.

BARBARA CARLSON

JANELL CARLSON - Honor Roll.

BILL CARVETH - S Club, Ski Club , Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom candidate, Varsity and Reserve Football , Junior Class Vice-President.

JON CARY - S Club, Varsity and reserve Baseball, Sophomore Football.

PlilL CARY - Key Club, Student Council, Ski Club, "Oklahoma"; cast, County Government Day Representative, Honor Roll, Sophomore Class Treasurer , National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholorship

DEBBIE CASPERS Future Teachers; officer , "Little Abner"; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Modern Choir, Court Choir, Marching Band, Stage Band , National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholorship

CHRIS CHASTAIN - Varsity Cross Country , Sophomore Football, Varsity Track and Field

MARY CHURCHILL - Pep Club , Synkra-Knights; secretary and president, Future Nurses-Future Physicians, Nite of Knights; cast and central committee, Honor Roll.

PAULA CHURCHILL - Pep Club , International Club, "My Three Angels"; crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, Honor Roll.

KELLY CLARK - Pep Club; officer , "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, Nite of Knights ; cast , AFS Central Committee , Varsity Cheerleader, Honor Roll, Homecoming candidate , Modern Choir, Court Choir.

LENITA CLAUSEN - "My Three Angels" ; crew, Thalians , "O klahoma"; crew, Modern Choir.

DANA COFFMAN - International Club, Honor Roll.

ABBIE COLLINGS - Pep Club , Nite of Knights ; cast, Honor Roll.

MICHAEL COLLINS

MOLLY COLLINS - Nite of Knights; crew, SHIELD, Honor Roll , Modern Choir , Re serve Volleyball.

CASEY COOK

CONSTANCE COOK Pep Club, International Club, " Oklahoma"; cast , AFS Central Committee, Honor Roll , Letter of Commendation, Orchestra , Court Choir, National Honor Socie ty , Alternate Regents Scholarship.

KATHY COOL - Pep Club , "Fiddler on the Roof'; ca5t, crew, Nite of Knights; cast , Countesses, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

PHILIP CORKILL

MARY COSTIN - Pep Club , "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast, Honor Roll , Varsity Track and Field.

CANDI COUPE - Pep Club , DECA ; Se c retary and State President, "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, Shirettes , Synkra-Knights, Honor Roll.

TERRI CRUMP

FRANK DAHARSH - Varsity Gymnastics.

DEBBIE DARE - Pep Club; Central Squad Leader, "Fiddler on the Roof' '; cast, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

CARLA DAVIS - Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll , Marching Band.

CLIFF DA VIS - S-Club ; officer, Photography, Modern Choir, Sophomore, Reserve , and Varsity Football, Reserve and Varsity Track, Reserve and Varsity Wrestling, FCA; offi cer.

ELLEN DAVIS

WARREN DA VIS - "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast , Modern Choir , Court Choir, Sophomore Football, Reserve Golf.

TERRI DEEMS - National Honor Society

MARK DELP

BRUCE DENNIE - National Honor Society.

BARB DEURMYER

DEBBIE DEWNER - DECA ; secretary of class , Ski Club , Nite of Knights; central committee, Art Club, Camera Club.

ALAN DICKHUTE - S-Club , Key Club, Varsity Tennis ; All-City.

BRAD DIEKMANN

JOHN DIETRICH

JOYCE DIETRICH

MIKE DILLEY

MARCIA DIVIS - Pep Club, International Club , Future Nurses-Future Physicians , Synkra-Knights, Student Council, Nite of Knights, AFS ; participant, Clarion, Honor Roll, Varsity Swimming, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

HAL DOBSON - Key Club, Varsity Basketball , Reserve Cross Country, Reserve Golf.

TOM DONALDSON - Ski Club, Reserve and Varsity Basketball.

PENNY DREWS - Pep Club , International Club.

DAVID DUDEK

BRUCE DUERSCHNER - Orchestra

JOHN EDGECOMB - National Forensic League, Key Club; officer , Honor Roll.

JANET EIGSTI - "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, Nite of Knights; cast , Honor Roll, Countesses, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

PATTI EISENHAUER

EARL ELLSWORTH

BOB ELWELL - "Fiddler on the Roof''; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Noblemen, Marching Band , Court Choir, Sophomore Football , Varsity Track.

JOHN EMERSON

CONNIE EPP - Honor Roll, Modern Choir.

PATTI ERB - FBLA , DECA , Modern Choir.

JUDY ESTES

GUY EVASCO - S-Club , Honor Roll , Varsity Football.

JANE EVNEN" Oklahoma"; crew, "Little Abner" ; cast, "My Three Angels" ; crew, County Government Day Representative, Honor Roll.

RODNEY FANDERS

JOHN FAUSS - Key Club, Science Club , Ski Club, Clarion , Honor Roll, National Honor Society.

TIM FISCHER - S-Club , Honor Roll , Modern Choir, Sophomore , Reserve , Varsity Football , Reserve and Varsity Track, Reserve Wres tling , Reserve Track and Field , National Honor Society.

RANDY FISHER - Key Club, Reserve Baseball.

VALERIE FISHER - Pep Club , International Club, Future Nurses-Future Physicians, Nite of Knights ; cast, Clarion , Letter of Commendation , Honor Roll , Nati on al Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship

SUE FLAHERTY

DEAN FLECHS - Honor Roll

MICHAEL FLOWERS

KELLY PLYNN - Modern Choir.

ROXANE FOREMAN - FBLA, Modern Choir.

TIM FOSS - International Club

TOM FOSS Intern at ional Club.

PATTY FOWLER - Pep Club; Sergeant at Arms, Ski Club, Nite of Knights~ cast and central committee.

WILLIAM FRAIZER - Science Club ; President, County Government Day Representative , Boys State Representative , National Merit Finalist, Honor Roll, Varsity Cross Country , Varsity Track, National Honor Society, Four-Year Regents Scholarship Winner.

LOUIS FREAUF - Key Club ; officer , "Oklahoma"; crew , Honor Roll, Varsity Football ; manager, S Club, "Romeo and Juliet"; cast, Nite of Knights ; c ast , Modern Choir , Wrestling.

CHRIS FRENCH

RICHARD FULLER

WILLIAM FULLITON

MICHELLE GARREN

LARRY GERARD - S-Club, Varsity Gymnastics ; AU-City All-Sta te, and All-American.

BARBARA GERTZ - National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

MARY GIBBENS - Pep Club, Ski Club, AFS ; semi-finalist anc central committee, Honor Roll , Varsity Swimming , Reserv( Track and Field, National Honor Society .

GRETTA GIBSON Pep Club, "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast "Oklahoma "; cast , Honor Roll, Countesses , Modern Choir Orchestra , Court Choir.

ROGER GIEBELHAUS - Key Club, FBLA, DECA ; officer Modern Choir, Reserve Wrestling.

TIM GILKERSON - S--Club ; officer, Ski Club, "Fi ddler on the Roof' ; cast , "Oklahoma"; cast , Night of On e Acts ; cast "Little Abner"; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll Noblemen, Modern Choir, Stageh and, Marching Band , Cour Choir , Sophomore and Reserve Basketball , Varsity Track All-City and All-State.

GARY GILSON - S-Club; officer, Key Club, Student Council, "Little Abner "; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll , Modern Choir , Court Choir , R eserve and V arsity Basketball , Sophomore , Reserve , and Varsity Football; All- City , National Honor So ciety , Alternate Regents Scholarship

SCOTT GLEIM - Honor Roll , Stage Band , Reserve and Varsity Cross Country , Varsity Track.

ROBIN GOEOKE - Pep Club, "Fiddle·r on the R oof'; crew, " Ou r Town "; crew, "Oklahoma" ; crew , "Little Abner "; crew, "Night of January 16th "; crew, " Romeo and Juliet "; crew, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

PAUL GREG GOET OWSKI - International Club, Future Nurses-Futur e Physicians, "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast and crew, Honor Roll, Court Choir , Reserve Track, R eserve Wrestling.

PAMELA GOSSIN - Pep Club , Thalians, Night of One Acts; crew, Run es, Letter of Commendation , Honor Roll , Modern Choir , Nation al Honor Society , Alternate Reg ents Scholarship

LIN GOWIN - "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast , Nite of Knights ; cast , Honor Roll , Countesses , Modern Choir , Court Choir.

JACKIE GRAH AM - Pep Club, Interna t ional Club , Honor Roll.

GREG GRANT - S-Club, Key Club , Honor Roll, Orchestra, Reserve and Varsity Baseball , Sophomore Football, N a tion al Honor Societ y.

JIM GRANT - S-Club, FBLA; officer , Ski Clu b, Homecomin g; candidate, Va rsity Gymnastics; All-City.

CARRIE GRANT HAM

DEBORAH GRIESS

CINDY GRIFFI N - F BL A ; officer , ' Little Abner' '; crew , Honor R oll, National Honor Society

STEVE GROSS ENBAC HER - Sophomore Football.

DON GRUE NEMEYER - Marchin g Band , Varsity Cross Country, Re serve Tennis, V arsity Track.

MARY GUEST - Pep Club ; spirit girl , Ski Club, Honor Roll , Reserve Volleyball , National Honor Society.

ELAINE HAKE -- Modern Choir.

JERRY HALL - HFiddler on the Roof" ; cast , Modern Choir, Court Choir, Sophomore Baseball.

MARY HALL - International Club, DECA , Ski Club, " Ar se ni c and Ol d Lace "; c rew , Modern Choir , Varsity Tennis; All-City.

PHYLLIS HALV ER STA DT

RANDY HALVOR SE N - Marching Band.

JANET HALVORSEN - International Club , "Fid dl er on the Roof' ; cast, Honor Roll , Orchestr a , Vars ity Volleyball , National Honor Society.

JANET HANSEN - FBLA, Modern Choir.

PIDUP HAMMER

JAMES HANNAWAY

JANE HARKRADER - Pep Club , Ski Club, County Governm ent D ay Representative, SHIELD, Mode m Choir , Varsity Track and Field.

NANCY HARRI NGT ON - Pep Club , Future Nurses-Future Physicians , Ski Club, "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast, " Oklaho ma"; cast, "My Three Angels "; crew , Nite o f Knights ; cast , Shirett es, SHIELD, Honor Roll , Senior Cl a ss Vi ce- Pr esident , National Honor Society.

TERRI HARVELL ''Li ttle Abne r"; crew

JOAN HARVEY - County Government Day R e p resentative , Hono r Roll , Modern · Choir , National Honor Spcie ty , Alternate Regents Scholarship

ERIC HASSELB ALCH

DORI HATCH - Pep Club

LOWELL HA YES

BRIAN HECHT - DECA.

ROBERT HEIN S - Honor Roll , Rese rve and Vars i ty Tennis, Alternate Regen ts Scholarship.

NANCY HELMS - F BLA , DECA , Modern Choir.

HEIDI HENNI NGSON - Pep Club, International Club, Student Council , Ski Club , "Fiddler on the Roof '; crew, County Government Day Resp res entative , Shirettes, Honor R o ll , Junior Senior Prom candidate, Modern Choir, Junior Class Secretary , National Honor Society.

POLLY HERGERT - Pep Club; treasurer , Future Teachers , "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast an d crew, Homecoming candidate, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

JEFF HERTZLER - Honor Roll.

CHUCK HESSON - V arsity Gymnastics.

MARY HEWITT - Pep Club, International Club , AFS ; Semi-FinaJist and Cent r al Committee , Clarion, Honor Roll , Modern Cho ir , Varsity Swim m ing

JOAN HIGGINS - Pep Club , International Club , Quinqu atrus, Student Council , Nite of Knights , County Government Day Repre sentative, AFS ; Central Committee , Clarion, Honor Roll , Homecoming candidate , Varsity Tennis, Reserve Volleyball.

NORM HIGLEY - Alternate Regents Scholarship.

RICK HILL - - S-Club , Ski Club, Honor Roll , Sophomore, Reserve and Vars ity Football, Reserve and Varsity Wrestling ; AU-City.

BURKE HINDS - National Forensic League , Key Club, Th espians, Thal.ians , "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cas t , " Our Town "; c rew , " 0kJaho ma"; cre w , " Little Abner "; c rew , N ite of Knights ; ce ntral committee, ca st, "Night of January 16 th" ; cast, "Romeo and Juli et"; crew , Noblemen , Star Spangled Bann er Soloist , Court Cho ir , Honor Roll , National H o nor Society, Alternate Regen ts Sch ol a rship

BECKY HINRlCHS FBLA , Synkra-Kni gh ts , Junior Senior Prom candidate, Modern Choir.

DORIS HITZ - Pep Club, fnternational CJub , Honor Roll, Modern Choir , Varsity Track and. Field , National Hono r So c iety

CONNIE HOFFMAN -- Pe p Club, D ECA, Honor R oH, V arsi ty Gymnastics

KATHY HOFFSCHNEIDER - DECA.

CHRIS HOGG

KIM HOLLOWAY

DONNA HOLMES

VONNA HONEYCUTT - Pep Club.

BRIAN HOOBLER

DAVE HOPKINS - Science Club, Orchestra , Res erve and Vars i ty Swimm ing.

STEVE HOPPER Reserve Ba sebal l.

JOEL HOUFEK ·- S-C lub , Va r sity Cross Country , Varsity Track

LINDA HOVEY - Pep Club .

TERI HUBER - Pen Cl ub , F utur e Nurses-Future Physicians , "Fiddler on th e Ro of ' ; ca st, Nite of Knights ; cast, Reserve and Varsity Cheerleade r, Honor Roll , Modern Choir , Court Choir.

ANN HUDSON - Internati o nal Club , Honor Roll.

SUSAN HUDSON Pep Club , " Little Abner" ; cast, YFU; part icipa n t, Rune ,1, Hon or Roll , Orchestra, National Honor Society , Alternate Regents Sch olarship.

TERRY HURLEY-· Pep Clu b, Ski Club.

GINA HUTCHERSON

SCOTT HIMS

CHARLES IRMINGER - Ski Club , Honor Roll.

DEBBIE ISHERWOOD Pe p Oub ; secretary , Ski Oub , Nite of Knights ; cas t, Clarion , Honor R oll, Jun ior Senior Prom candidate, Homeco ming candidate , Junior Class Trea surer.

DIANNA JAGEMAN - Honor Roll.

PATTY JEFFRIES

RON JENSEN - Future Phys icians, Night of One Acts ; crew , H o nor Roll , Sophomore Foo t ball.

MARY JEWELL - Pep Club , Student Council , "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast and cre w , Nite of Knights; cast, Shirettes, Honor Roll , Modern Choir , Court Choir , Senior Oass officer.

ANN JOH NSON - Varsity Volleybail , Varsity Track and Field , Band

BRIAN JOHNSO N Varsity Swimming.

MARK JOHNSON

MARY JOHNSON - Pep Club , Modern Choir.

MIKE JOHNSON

NANCY JOHNSON

PAM JOHNSON - FBLA , Modern Choir..

TOM JONES

BILL KANE - S-Club Key Club, DECA, Nite of Knights ; cast, Reserve and Varsity Baseball.

BRENT KASL - FCA, Clarion, Photography, Reserve Golf, Sophomore Basketball.

ALYCE KENNEDY - Pep Club, FBLA, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast.

RICHARD KELLER

STEVE KERNS - "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, crew, and central committee, AFS; semi-finalist and central committee, Clarion, Honor Roll, Stage Band, Marching Band, National Honor Society.

SUE KESS - Pep Club; spirit girl, Future Physicians, Student Council, Ski Club, Nite of Knights; cast, Shirettes, Honor Roll, Varsity Volley ball.

BRIAN KIMBALL - S-Club, Ski Club, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Swimming.

LAURIE KINCAID - Thalians, Honor Roll.

CAMILLA KLANECKY - Pep Club, International Club, Science Club, Honor Roll, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track and Field, National Honor Society.

BART KLEINEWEBER

JONI KNAUB - Pep Club, Synkra-Knights, Ski Club, Varsity Swimming.

PATTI KNIGHT - Modern Choir.

ELIZABETH KNOLL - Runes, National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Four-Year Regents Scholarship.

DEANNE KOBLER - Pep Club, Ski Club, Nite of Knights; cast and central committee, Varsity Cheerleader , SHIELD, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom candidate, Homecoming attendant.

t>AUL KOERNER - Varsity Swimming.

ROGER KOHL

KIM KOONTZ - Nite of Knights; crew, Honor Roll , Marching Band.

KENNETH KOOP - Thespians; secretary-treasurer, Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, " Our Town"; cast and crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, "Oklahoma"; crew, Night of One Acts; crew, "Little Abner"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew, "Night of January 16th"; crew, Nite of Knights; crew and central committee, Runes, SHIELD, Honor Roll.

SUSAN KREUSCHER - Pep Club, Synkra-Knights, Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, "Our Town"; crew, "Oklahoma"; cast; "My Three Angels"; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Shirettes.

MIKEKRIVDA

NANCY KROGER - Pep Club, International Club, Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, "Oklahoma"; cast, "Little Abner"; crew; "Night of January 16th" ; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Countesses, Modern Choir, Star Spangled Banner Soloist , Court Choir, Reserve Tennis, National Honor Society.

LYNN KUBITSCHEK - Pep Club, International Club, Modern Choir.

MARTIN KUSHNER - National Forensic League, Chess Club.

CATHY LANG - Pep Club, Oeca, Synkra-Knights, Ski Club, Nite of Knights; cast, Clarion, Honor Roll. ·

CHERYL LARKINS

APRIL LAU - Pep Club, Honor Roll, Varsity Volleyball.

JOHN LAUN

DOUG LAUTERBACH

MIKE LAWRIE - Key Club, FBLA; president, Ski Club , Honor Roll, Sophomore Basketball, Reserve Golf, Reserve Tennis.

BOB LEATHERMAN - S-Club, Key Club , Sophomore Basketball, Reserve and Varsity Baseball.

REX LELAND

JIM LESLIE - S-Club, Key Club, Ski Club, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom Attendant, Homecoming Attendant, Junior Class President, Varsity Baseball, Sophomore Basketball, National Honor Society.

PAT LESTER - Honor Roll, Reserve and Varsity Wrestling, Reserve Golf.

MIKE LETHEBY - Key Club, Sadie Hawkins Attendant, Reserve Basketball, Varsity Track.

BECKY LEWIS

DALE LEWIS - Thespians, Thalians; officer, "Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, "Our Town"; crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, "Oklahoma"; crew, "Night of One Acts"; crew, "Little Abner"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew, "Night of January 16th"; crew, "Romeo and Juliet "; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Noblemen, Court Choir.

GENTRY LEWIS - Future Nurses-Future Physicians, Honor Roll, Modern Choir, Alternate Regents.

PEGGY LEWIS - Honor Roll, Modern Choir.

DOUG LIENEMANN - Marching Band.

JEAN LINCH - Pep Club, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll.

MARIA LIPPERT

JOHN WHRBERG - S-Club; president, Student Council, Nite of Knights; cast, County Government Day Representative, Photography, Honor Roll, Sadie Hawkins Attendant, Modern Choir, Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Reserve and Varisty Football, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

JON LOUGEE

SUSAN I.Of ITH AN

DALE LUCE - Honor Roll.

JOHN LUEBKE - Clarion, Honor Roll, Reserve and Varsity Cross Country, Reserve and Varsity Track and Field.

LEE LUKEHART - International Club, Science Club, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, " Oklahoma"; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Noblemen, Modern Choir , Court Choir, Reserve Gymnastics, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

DAVE LUTZ

STEVE LUTZI - Key Club, Ski Club, Reserve Golf.

CATHERINE LYON - Pep Club , International Club, Thespians, Thalians; president, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, "Our Town"; cast, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; cast, "Oklahoma"; crew, Night of One Acts; cast, "Little Abner"; crew, "My Three Angels"; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, central committee, Honor Roll , Countesses, Court Choir, National Honor Society, Speech Contests, Alternate Regents Scholarship , "Romeo and Juliet"; cast.

BRIAN MAGEE

MARY MAHAFFY - Pep Club , International Club, Runes, Honor Roll, Reserve Swimming, Reserve Tennis, National Honor Society.

CAROL MANLEY - Nite of Knights; cast, Modern Choir.

CURTIS MANN - FBLA, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast and central committee , Honor Roll, Noblemen, Modern Choir, Court Choir, Basketball: manager, National Honor Society.

DIANE MARES

BOB MARLETTE

STEVE MARTENS - S-Club, Key Club; president, Ski Club; president, Honor Roll , Junior Senior Prom candidate, Reserve and Varsity Gymnastics.

DA VE MARTI - S-Club, Student Council, Ski Club, County Government Day Representative, Honor Roll, Homecoming candidate, Varsity Football ; All-City, Varsity Wrestling, National Honor Society.

RONALD MARTIN

LYNNE MASEMAN - Pep Club, Ski Club , "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Reserve and Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Senior Prom candidate, Countesses, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

EDITH MATTESON - Science Club, Future Nurses-Future Physicians, Ski Club, Honor Roll, Marching Band, Reserve Swimming, Reserve and Varsity Track and Field.

SUSAN MAUDE - Pep Club, Synkra-Knights, Ski Club, AFS; participant, Honor Roll, Varsity Swimming; All-City, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

CATHY MAYBIN - Modern Choir, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Track and Field.

JILL McCANDLESS

DENISE McCONNELL

TED McCONNELL - International Club, Future-Nurses-Future Physicians , "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast and crew, N e wsdesk, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

BRYAN McCUN E - - Honor Roll , Or chest ra, Stage Band, Alternate Regen ts Scholarship.

STEPHEN McKEE Ski Club, Honor Roll, Reserve Gymnastics.

PATMcKEEN

JUDI Mc MA HAN Future Nurses-Fut ure Physicians, Synkra-Knights; officer, Ski C]ub , Runes, Honor R oll, Modern Choir_

TOM McNAUGHT - Homecoming Attend a nt Reserve and Varsity B asketbaJl , Varsi ty Cross Country; All-City, Sophomore Football, V arsity Track.

TOM McNEIL

SHARON MERRITT - Pep Club, International Club, Deca, Future Teach ers, Shirettes: captain, Honor Roll, National Honor Society.

MARK MESSEN GER- De c2., Honor Roll

JULIE METZGER - Pep Oub; president, Synkra-Knights, Thalians, Student Cou n cil, Sb Club, "Fiddler o n i:he Roof'; cast and crew, "Oklahoma"; crew, Cforion , Runes, Honor Roll , Junior Senior Prom Candidate, Homecoming Queen, Sadie Hawkins Queen , Modern Ch,)ir, Court Choir, National Honor Society.

CHRIS MEYER Key Club, Ski CJub , "Romeo and Juliet" ; cre w, Nite of Kni gh ts ; cast, Hon or Roll, Reserve Swimming, Alternate Regent ~ Scholarship.

CYNTHIA MEYE R

JOYCE MEYER

KIM MEYER Pep Clu b, Iha.Hans , '•Fiddler on the Roof ' : c ast , "Arsenic at!d Old Lace"; crev,, Hon.or Roll, Rese rve Gymnastics.

RICK MEYER --· Ski Club, "Oklahoma": c rew , "My Three Angels"; crew , R eserve Track.

DAWN MILLER ··-· ;i.,fodern Ch o ir.

MARVA MILLS --- Pep Ciub , Honor Roll, Modem Choir, Reserve and Varsi ty VoUeyball.

DEANNA MINEAR

NAOMI MISLE

SIDNEY MJSLE -- Key C1u b, FBLA, ·'Little Abner " ; c:.:ist, Honor Roll , Or chestra.

JERI MITTELSTA OT - - M,) dern Choir.

MARY MOATS Pep C1ub ln ternutionaI Club, "Fi~d1er on the Roof' ; cast, Honor Roll , Mod ern Cho ir , Court Cho1r_

STEVE MOESSN ER Honor Roll, Sophom o re, Re~erve and Varsity Football, Reserve and Vi:lrsity Track, Alternate Regents Scholar shi p.

DEAN MOLZER

SUSAN MOODY -- Pep Club, Orchestra

DAVE MORGA N --· County Government Day Representative, Phot ography, Honor Rol.l, Drum Major, Marching Bari<l, Varsity Wrestlin g.

KATHY MORROW - Pep Club , Synkra-Knigh t s, Ski _ Club, "Fiddler on th e Roof \ cast, "Okla homa'': cast, Nite of Knights; cast , Reserve a nd. V,uisty Che erlead~r, Honor Roll, Juni or Senior Prom attend ant, Homecomrng attend.ant, Modern Choir, Cot,rt Choir, Gymn a:;; t ics .

KAREN MORTE NSEN Pep Club : vic e-president, Ski Cl ub , "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast, Nite of Knights; cast and central committee, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom candidate, Countesse s, Mod ern Choir, Court Choir.

DIANNE MOSEMAN Pep Club, International Club, Newsdesk , Runes, Honor Roll, National Hon ')!" Society, Alternates Regents Scholarship.

KRISTI MOSER -- Pep Club.

LARRY MOSER - National Forensic League; trea surer, Chess Club, Scienc e Club , Honor Roll.

TERRY MOSER - S-C]ub, Varsity Tennis; AH-City, Sadie Hawkins King.

RORY MUELLER -· Key Club, Honor Roll.

PATTY MULGRUE - Pep Club, De ca; historian, Synkra-Knights, Ni te of Knights , Honor R oll, Varsity Swimming.

MARK MUSSMAN

SUSAN MYERS - Honor R oll.

MARY NABER

KEN NAVRATIL

PAULA NEIDEN - Modern Choir.

MERRI -BETH NELSON - Pep Club , Ski Oub , Clarion, Honor Roll, Reserve Volleyball , National Honor Society.

RENNEE NElJMANN

ANDY NEUMAYER

PATTI NJEDFELT - Pep Club, "Fiddler on the Roof"; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

JACKIE NORTH

RICK NOVOTNY " Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast , Honor Roli , Modern Choir, Court Choir, Sophomore Football.

DENNIS NUERNBE RG ER

JAN NUERNBERGER Pep Club, Synkra-Knights; vice-presiden t, Honor Roli, J unior Senior Prom Attendant, National Honor Society.

PATRICIA OBER1NG - Pep Club, FBLA , Thalians, "Little Abner" ; crew, Runes , Honor Roll , Modern Choir.

KENT OBRIST - Key Club, FBLA, "Fiddler on the R oof '; cast, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; crew, Nitc of Knights ; cas t and central committee, Clarion , Honor Roll , Reserve BasebalL

BARB OCHSNER Pep Club, County Government Day Representative, Girls State Representa t ive.

TERESA O'CONNOR

DENNIS OELSCHLAGER

LINDA OLSON - Pen Club , International Club ; secret ary, Future Tea che r~. Y-F·u participant, AFS ; central commit t ee, Run es, Honor Roll , Marching Band, Varsity Tenni,s, Nationa] Honor Society ·

NANCY OLSON - Pep Club, Intem ational Club, Tha1ia:1s, Night of On e Acts · crew, "Little Abner "; crew, "Night ot fanuary 16th" ; crew, 'o. arion, Honor Roll , Nahonal Honor Society.

PAM O'NFlLL

KE\!1N OPP Honor R oll, Orchestra, Sophorriore. Reserve and Varsity Basketball.

TOMOR.R

RON ORTH

KATHY O'SHEA

JUNE OUELLETTE - Pep Clu b. Modem Choir.

BRAD PACKETT - De ca; officer , '•'fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Modern Choir, Court Choir , Reserve and Sophomore Basketball, Reserve 1 ennis.

SARAH PAPPAS - Honor Ro1L

SUE PARKER - FBLA, Honor Roll.

ELIZABETH PARRISH

DEBBI PATTER.SON - Pep Club, ln ternational Club; officer, AFS Central Committee

RICHARD PAULSEN -- S-C1ub, Key Club , Nite of Knigh ts; central committee, Varsity Football; manager.

STEPHEN PAULSON - Ke y Club; officer. Dec a, Thespians, Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast and crew , ' 'Our To~n"; cast "Arsenic an d Old Lace"; cast, "Oklahoma" ; crew. ··My Thr~e Angels"; cast, '" Night of J anu_ary 16th" i, cr~w, ~i ~e of Knights ; cast, Newsdesk, Honor ~oll , 1 Cot~rt Chou, Nanonal Honor Society , Alternate Regents Sch.01arsh1p.

EILEEN PAZDERKA - Honor Ro lL

TRACEY PEARCE - Pep Club; spirit gir l, [nternational Club, Thespians , Thalians, "Our Town "; cast., "Arsenic and })Id Lace" ; crew, "Oklahoma"; crew, Night ot One Acts; cas t ,. My Three Angels "; crew, Honor R oll, National Honor Society, Alternate Regent s Scho]arship.

JOANN PEDIGO

JANE PEMBERTON

WANI PENNOH Pep Club , Nite of Knights; cast, YFU ; part icipant, Honor Roll.

JUDY PERRY - Pep Oub , Synkra-Knights , Student Council , Art Club, Nite of Knights , Reserve and Varsity Cheerleader , Run es , Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom At t endant, Homecoming A t tendant , Sophomore Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, National Honor Society.

RANDALL PERRY - Chess Club, Science Oub , "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast , Modern Choir, Court Choir.

CATHY PETERSON - Pep Club , Synkra-Knights , Ski Club, "Fiddler on the Roof ' ; cast , Honor Roll , Junior Senior Prom Attendant, Homecoming A tt endant , Countesses , Modern Choir , Court Choir, National Honor Society.

SHELLEY PETERSON - Na t ional Forensic League , Pep Club, In t ernational Club , Future Nurses-Future Physicians , Thespians, Thalians; secretary-treasurer , " Fiddler on the Roof ' ; crew , "Our Town ' ; cast and crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace" ; c rew, Nigh t of One Acts; crew, "Little Abner "; crew, '" Night of January 16th" ; cr e w, "Romeo and Juli e t" ; crew, Nite of Knights ; cast , crew, and central committee , AFS ; central committee, Clarion , Runes, Honor Roll , Speech Contests, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

PAUL PETTIT - Chess Club , Honor Roll , National Honor Society , Alternate Regents Scholarship

CHARLEEN PETTY -- Pep Oub ; spirit girl, Modern Choi r.

EDMUND PETTY - FBLA , Deca.

ROBERT PHILLIPS

MICHELLE PHILSON - Pep Club; spirit girl , Honor Roll.

RANDY PlllPPS --· Nite of Knights; cast, Hono r Roll , Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football , Alternate Regents Scholarship.

TAMMY PICKERING - Pep Club , Hon or Roll.

CRAIG PLASTER

KEVIN POHLMAN

BARBARA POWELL - Pep Oub , Internati onal Club , FBLA, Thal ians

KAY POWELL- Pep Oub, Ni te of Knights, Shirettes , Clar ion.

KEVIN POWELL- Chess Club ; secretary- treasurer and president, Science Club ; vice-president, Runes, Orche stra , Reserve Baseball, Na ti o nal Honor Socie t y. Four-Year Regents Scholarship

IlMPOWERS

PAUL PRENTISS - Key Oub , Ski Club, Night of One Acts; crew, "Night of January 16 t h; crew , Hono r Roll, Reserve Gymnastics, Varsity Tennis; All-City, Reserve Track.

CHERYL PRIESS - "Fiddler on the R oo f" ; cast , "Oklahoma " ; cast , Nite of Knights ; cast and central com1nittee , Honor Roll, Countesses, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

JULIANN PROHITI

· DIANNE QUIST

PATRICIA RANGE - Pep Club, Honor Roll.

PATTY RECH

STEPHEN REED

JAN REIGHARD - Honor Roll, Modern Choir.

DEBBIE REINMUfH - Pe p Club , Internati onal Club , Honor Roll , National Honor Society.

BECKI RENNER

BOB RENNER

STEVEN RESS - Key Club , Chess Club, Thespians , Thalians, "Fiddler on the Roof '; crew, "Arsenic and Old Lace"; cast , "Oklahoma" ; crew , Night of One Acts ; crew , "Night of January 16th" ; crew, "Romeo and Juliet " ; cast , Nite of Knights ; crew , Honor Roll

RICK REYNOLDS - S-Oub, Student Council, Junior Senior Prom Attendant, Homecoming Attendant, Varsity Basketball ; All-City, Varsity Football; All-City and All-State, Varsity Golf ; All-City.

NEAL RINNE - Key Club, Student Council, Honor Roll , Varsity Swimming, Reserve Tennis , Al t ernate Regents Scholarship.

LYLA ROBINSON Pep Club, Deca ; se c retary , Art Club.

TANIA ROBY

RODNEY ROGERS - "Our Town" ; cast , AFS central committee , Honor Roll.

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MARCIE ROETHER

LISA ROHREN - Pep Club , International Oub , Future Nurses -Future Physicians , Nite of Knights; cast and crew, Clar i on , Marching Band, Honor Roll, Varsity Tennis, National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

CYNTHIA ROLFSMEYER

CRAIG ROPER - Honor Roll.

TOM ROSS

BRAD ROTH - National Forensic League , Key Club, Ski Club, Clarion , Photography, Honor Roll, Noblemen , Modern Choir, Court Choir , Sophomore FootbalL

GREG RUUFFISON" Fiddler on the Roof', cast and crew, Nite of Knights; cast , Honor Roll , Noblemen , Modern Choir, Court Choir , Sophomore Football.

CHARLY SAFARIK - Sophomore , Reserve , and Varsity Football.

STEVE SANDS - Key Club , Student Council ; officer, Ski Club , " Night of January 16th"; crew, Nite of Knights; cast, Boys State Representative, Elks Scholarship , Letter of Commendation , Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom Attendant, Sophomore Class President, Reserve and Varsity Tennis , National Honor Society. Alternate Regents Scholarship.

LUELLEN SCHAUER

CLARK SCHELL - De c a

DIANA SCHEIDT - Pep Club, International Club , Honor Roll.

JANICE SCHLEIGER

CHRIS SCHLICHTING - Pep Oub, FBLA; secretary, Modern Choir , Court Choir.

BOB SCHMIDT - Varsity Baseball , Sophomore , Reserve , an d Varsity Football.

DOUGLAS SCHMIDT

RUSSELL SCHMITZ

SHEILA SCHOENING-- Pep Oub.

SALLY SCHRADER - Deca, Modern Choi r.

MOME SCHULL.ING - Pep Club , International Club , Quinquatrus ; secretary-treasurer , Ski Oub , "Night of Januar y 16th"; crew , Nite of Knights, cast , crew, and centr al committee , AFS ; semi-finalist , Modern Choir.

JOHN SCOFIELD

JON SCOTT - Ski Club ; officer, Honor Roll , Reserv e Gymnastics , Reserve Tennis, Varsity Track.

JEFF SEARCY - Thespians, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cas t , " Romeo and Juliet"; cast , Nite of Knights ; cast , Coun t y Government Day Representative, Honor Roll , Court Choir.

GAYLE SELDERS - International Oub , Fu t ure Nurses-Futu r ,. Physicians , Runes , Hon o r Roll, Marching Band , Varsity Trac k National Honor Society.

CAROL SHAFFER - Pep Club, Quinquatrus , Synkra-Knight s Nite of Knights, County Government Day Representativ e Runes, National Honor Society, Honor Roll.

MEG SHANEYFELT - Thalians , Ski Club, "Our Town" ; cas t "Arsenic and Old Lace " ; crew, "Romeo and Juliet" ; cre w Honor Roll, Varsity Tennis.

CAMERON SHAW - Ski Club , Reserve Gymnastics.

SIBYL SHAW - Pep Club, Future Teachers , Thespians; office r Thalians ; officer, "Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, "Our Town ' ' cast and. crew , "Arsenic and Old Lace "; cast and cre w "Oklahoma"; crew, "My Three Angels" ; crew , "Night o January I 6th" ; crew, "Romeo and Juliet" ; crew, Nite o · Knights ; crew , Honor Roll , National Honor Society.

BRAD SHEAFF - Deca

MARY SHEFFIELD - Pep Oub , International Oub, Rune s Letter of Commendation, Honor Roll, National Hon o Society, Four-Year Regents Scholarship.

HOLLY SHOEMAKER - Pep Oub, Stu-dent Council; secretar y Nite of Knights ; cast , Clarion, Honor Roll.

LOREDA SHUSTER - "Fiddler on the Roof' ; cast , Night o: One Acts; cast , Modern Choir, Court Choir , "Romeo arn Juliet" ; cast.

MONICA SICNER - Pep Club , Ski Oub , "Oklahoma" ; cas t " Little Abner" ; cast , Varsity Gymnastics.

ROXANE SIEFKES - Pep Club , Hono r Roll.

DOUG SIMON

CRAIG SMITH

MIKE SMITH

SHANNON SMITH

CAROLYN SPATZ -- Pep Club , International Club, Runes.

BARB STANISLA V - Honor Roll, Ma r ch ing Band, Varsity Volleyball; All-City, Varsity Track and Field

ONDY STEINER - Pep Club , Honor Roll.

DANNA STEVENS - "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, "Oklahoma"; cast, "Little Abner "; cast, Nite of Knights; cast , crew, and central committee, Honor Roll, Star Spangled Banner Soloist, Orchestra, Stage Band , Marching Band, All- City Stage Band , National Honor Soc iety

DEBBIE STILES

LAURIE STOEHR -- Nite of Knights ; crew, Honor Roll, Marching Band , Varsity Tennis, Varsity Volleyball; All-City, National Honor Society.

JAN STOGDILL -- Future Nurses-Future Physicians , Honor Roll.

TERRY STOVALL

MIKE STUART

JOEL SUNDERMAN Key Club, "Fiddler on the Roof' ; c ast , "Little Abner "; c ast, Nite of Knights ; cast, crew, and central committee, A F S; semi-finalist and central c ommittee , Orchestra, S tag e Band, Marching Band , National Honor Society, Four-Y ,~ar Regents Scholarship.

VERONIKA SUTER - International Club , Student Council, AFS ; participan t, Clarion.

KEN SVOBODA - Marching Band.

PATRICIA SVOBODA - Pep Oub , "Fiddler on the Roof '; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll , Countesses, Modern Choir , Court Choir , National Honor Society

DIANE SWAIN

LIBBY SWANSON - Pep Club, International Club; president , Nite of Knights ; cast, Girls State Representative, AFS; semi-finalist, c entral comm i ttee, Clarion, Tennis; manager, Honor Roll , National Honor Society , Alternate Regents Scholarship.

BILL SWENSON -- S-Club, Student Council, "' Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll , Noblemen, Modern Choir, Court Choir, Sophomore Football, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling.

MIKE TANGNEY -· Honor Roll.

KAREN TA YWR - Science Club, Future Nurses- Future Physicians, "Little Abner"; cast and c rew, Nite of Knights; cast, SHIELD, Honor Roll , Varsity Gymnastics.

TERRY TERPSMA

IRIS THOMPSON

SARAH THORNE - Pep Club , Hono r Roll.

EDMUND THORNTON

GENE THOMPSON

KENT THOMPSON - National Fo r ensic League, FBLA , Honor Roll, Sophomore Football, Reserve Wrestling.

MARK THURBER - FBLA.

KA THY TIRK0ITER

LYNETTE TODD - Future Teachers; secretary-treasurer, Nite of Knights ; crew , Honor Roll, Modern Choir , Marching Band , National Honor Society.

LINDA TOMLINSON

GINA TRONCONE

MELVIN TUCKER

TERI TUMA - Pep Club, Student Council, Ski Club , Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Gymnastics , Alternate Regents Scholarship.

CLAUDIA TURNER - "Little Abner"; crew , Letter of Commendation, Honor Roll , Orchestra , National Honor Society, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

DA VE TURNER - Key Club, Science Club, "Fiddler on the Roof\ crew, Nite of Knights; crew, Photography , Letter o f Commendation , Honor Roll, Marching Band, Reserve Tennis, Alternate Regents Scholarship.

KATHY TURNER - Pep Club, "Little Abner"; cac;t and crew.

MIKE TURNER - Chess Club; officer, "Fiddler on the Roof'; cast, Nite of Knights; cast , Clarion, Runes, Honor Roll, Noblemen, Modern Choir , Court Choir. National Honor Soc~~

MARIAN ULLMAN - Ho n or Roll.

CYNTHIA VAGTS

DENISE VAN HA VERBEKE - Pep Club , Reserve Swimming

CHERYL VASHOLZ - Pep Club, Modern Choir.

RODNEY VON ROTZ

THERESA VOS - Future Nurses Future Physicians, Thespians , Thalians , " Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, "Our Town" ; cast, " Arsenic and Old Lace"; cast , "Oklahoma" ; crew , "Little Abner " ; crew, " Night o f January 16th" ; crew , Nite of Knights ; cast, County Government Day Representative, Honor Roll, " Romeo and Juliet"; cast.

KENT WAGENER - Ski Club , Reserve Swimming.

JIM WALLASKY - S-Club , " Fiddler on the Roof'; crew, "Little Abner" ; crew , Nite of Knights ; crew and central committee , Noblemen , Modern Choir, Court Choir, Varsity Football, Reserve Track, Reserve Wrestling

KERRY WATERMEIER - Pep Club , Varsity Volleyball.

DANIEL WEA VER - S-C l ub , Key Club , Student Co u ncii , Ski Club , Honor Roll , Junior Senior Prom King , Soph omore Basketb all , Varsity Tennis ; All-City , Alt e rnate Regents

Scholarship

SCOTT WHITCOMB - S-Club, Student Council , Ski Cl ub, Clarion , Honor Roll , Junior Sen i or Prom A ttendant, Home c oming King, Reserve Baske t b a ll , Sopho m ore , R es erv e, and Varsity Football ; All City.

TRACY WlllTEHEAD GREGWHHNEY

DAVID WILLIAMSON ·" Our Town"; cast , " Little Abner " ; crew , " Night of January 16th" ; c rew , Honor Roll, Mar c hing Band , "Romeo and Julie t'" ; ca st.

DAVE WILSON

DENNIS WILSON - Deca, " Romeo and Juliet "; ca st , Ho n o r Roll.

JOHN ½1LS0N - Alternate Regents S c hol a rship.

JAMES WOERTH

ELD0NNA WOLTEMATH - Pep Club , Internati o nal Club , Honor Roll, Modern Choir.

TERRY WOOD - S-Club , Honor Roll , Reserve and Varsity Base ball, Reserve Football ·

BARBARA WOODRUFF - Pep Club, Inte r national Club, Science Club, Honor RolL

JAYNE W0YTASSEK - Pep Club; spirit girl , International Club, Scien ce Club , YFU particiapant, AFS; semi-finalist and central committe e, Shirettes; captain , Run e s, SHIELD , Soroptomist Merit A ward, Honor Roll, Junior Senior Prom Queen , Sadie Hawkins Queen , National Honor Society.

MATT YAKEL

TASMEN YAUNEY -- Pep Club , International Oub, Nite of Knights; c ast, AFS Central Committee, Clari o n, Letter of Commendation , Honor Roll, Tennis: manager , National Honor Society, Four-Year Regents Scholarship.

JUD YORK - Varsity , Reserve and Sophomore Football.

GREGG YOUNG - S-Club, Ski Club, Honor R o ll , Reserve and Varsity Basketball , Varsity Baseball, Rese rv e Football.

NANCY YOUNG - Pep Club, Deca, Ski Club, " Fiddler on the Roof' ; c ast , Nite of Knights; cast, Honor Roll, Modern Choir, Court Choir.

SHALLA YOUNG - - Pep Club, International Club; treasurer , Deca; officer , Nite of Knights ; cast, Runes, Reserve Tennis.

LINDA YUE - International Club, Honor Roll.

JAMES ZWIEBEL

Clarion

Shelley Peterson

Valerie Fisher

Libby Swanson

Marcia Divis

Mary Hewitt

Nancy Olson

John Luebke

Joan Hi ggins

Brent Kasl

Scott Whitcomb

Julie Metzger

John Minnick

Cindy Piaster

Kay Powell

Lisa Rohren

Dianne Sackett

Steve Spitsnogle

Vroni SuteI

Tasmen Yauney

Mani Beth Nelson

Scott Ballentine

Lorie Busboom

Deb Jsherwood

Cathy Lang

Holly Shoemaker

Kent Obris t

Mike Goff, adviser

Newsdesk

Dianne Moseman

Ardale Brame

Amy Berniklau

Steve Paulson

Mike Goff, adviser

S-Club

John Lohrberg, president

Cliff Davis, vice-president

Tim Gilkerson, secretary

Gary Gilson , tre as ur er

Greg Baer, sergea nt-at-arms

Ardale Brame

Mike Burcham

Bill Carveth

Tim Fischer

Louis Freauf

Dave Hassebroek

Joel Houfek

Bill Kane

Jim Leslie

Bob Leat h erman

Dave Marti

John McCracken

Rich Paulsen

R ick Reynolds

Dave Ruthstatz

Roy Churchill , sponsor

Bill Miller, sponsor

Synkra-Knights

Connie Allen

Becky Anderson

Amy Berniklau

Sara Boehmer

Mary Churchill

Candi Coupe

Jane Deeter

Marcia Divis

Liz Edgecom b

Julie Graff

Anne Hamersky

Tari Hendrikson

Becky Hinricks

Joy Hollingsworth

Karen J e n sen

Jo ni Knaub

Karen Kramer

Sue Kruescher

Kathy Lang

Sandy Luedke

Sue Maude 232

Juli McMaha n

Julie Metzger

Kathy Morrow

Patty Mulgrue

Mary Naber

Julie Nootz

Jan Nuernberger

Judy Pe rry

Cathy Peterson

Jill Schleiger

Julie Scott

Carol Shaffer

Gail St ippich

Karen Tyner

Mrs. Carol Woody, sponsor

National Forensic League

Mark Adams

Margaret Burden

John Edgecom b

Joyce Gibbens

Burke Hinds

Martin Kushner

Larry Mozer

Shelley Pet erso n

Ken Putnam

Joel R eimnitz

Steve Spit snogle

!\liss Diane Hall, sponsor

Deca

Candi Coupe, president

Brad Pac kett , vice-presi dent

Lyla Robin so n, second peri od secretary

D eb bi e Dewner, third period secretary

Roger Giebe lhau s, fourth period secre tary

DeeDee Mare~, treasurer

Patty Mulgrue, historian

Rick Brandfas, sergeant-at -ar ms

Vikki Johmon, publicity chairman

Warren Brauer

Cindy Cederholm

Karl Garrett

Brian Hecht

Connie Hoffman

Kathy Hoffschneider

Jane Hurlbutt

Bill Kane

Fran Kruger

Cathy Lang

Connie Lofgren

Sharon Merdtt

Jo h n Minnick

Russ Miller

Barb Nisse n

Jackie North

Dirk Obbink

Steve Paul son

Roxana Pettigrew

Rick Petty

Rick Rezny

Barry Richards

Doug Schmidt

Brad Sheaff

Jerry Tice

Joni Thomas

Brian Torrence

Deb VanNeste

Shalla Young

Dave Zanders

Dan Z.ajicek

Dennis Zajicek

Mr s. Margie Herrmann , sponsor

Chess Club

Kevin Powell , president

Joel Reimnitz, vice-president

George Work, secretary-treasurer

Mike DeVris

Howard Fis her

Jerry F us se lman

Mike Krondak

Martin Kushner

Randall Perry

Paul Pettit

Mark R eida

Steve R oper

R ex Strom

Mike Turner

George Pearce, spo ns or

Science Club

Will Fraizer, preside n t

Kevin Powell, vice-preside n t

Gretchen Baumgarten , secretary-treasurer

Lorie Ack.lie

Leonard Akert

Walter Baumann

Chris Chastain

Kathy Cool

Crystal DeGraw

Micael DeVries

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Joe Da ppen , sponsor

Gunnar Overgaard, sponsor

Health Club

Lorie Acklie

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Elaine Douglas

Marti Goemann

Greg Goetowski

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Judi McMahan

Bill Moseman

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Lisa Sandberg

Gayle Selde r s

Dennis Svoboda

Karen Taylor

Karen Tyner

Ja c kie Zimm er

Mrs. Marjorie Court n ey, spo n sor

Drill TeaID

Sharon Merritt, capta in

Jayne Woytassek, cap tain

Kay Powell , secretary-treasurer

Nancy Anderson

Gretchen Baumgarten

Debbie Bolin

Candi Coupe

Genalee Gibson

Nancy Harrington

Heidi Henningson

Mary J ewell

Sue Kess

Sue Kreusc h er

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Student Council

Steve Sands, presiden t

Steve Spitsnogle, vice-president

Holly Shoemaker, secretary

Greg Baer, Treasurer

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Connie Bax

Jeannine Beck

Amy Berniklau

Mike Burcham

Kendra Camp

Amy Campbel!

Doug Carter

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Gary Gilson

Heidi Henningson

Mary Jewell

Julie Metz ger

Cindy Meyer

Lory Nutt

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Jim Perry

Judy Perry

Cor kie Rebensd o i:f

Neal Rinne

Pam Sands

Cindy Scheve

Kylie Sissel

Terry Young

Donald Darnell, adviser

Dr. Dayid Meyers , advise r

Key Cl ub

Steve Martens, pre sident

John Edgecomb , vice-president

Stephen Paulson , seer tary

Louis Freauf, tr easu r er

Steve Spitsnogle , treas urer

Scott Ballentine

Rich Bokemper

Phil Cary

Alan Dickhute

Mark Fahlberg

John fauss

R oge r Giebelhaus

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Greg Grant

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Bill Kane

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Jim Leslie

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Joh n Min n i c k

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R ick Petty

Paul Prentis

Neal R inne

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Steve Sands

Dough Schmidt

Joel Sunderman

Dave T u rner

Mike Goff~ sponso r

Bill Ke n agy, spon so r

J erry Saunders , sponsor

Quinquatrus

Theresa We bb , president

Debbie Van Horn , vice-president

Judy Perry, secretary-treasurer

Karen Andrew

Sally Cox

Amy Critc h field

Cindy Deems

Debb ie Dew n er

Polly Hage r

Anne Hamers k y

Stephanie McLellan

Shelly Moore

Lisa Sa n d b e r g

Carol Shaffer

Bec k y Sherwoo d

Kevin Taylor

J u lie Thomso n

Sue Walek

Steve Webe r

Steve Wilbur

Don Bvorth. sponsor

Mrs. Linda Vandever, span or

Thespians

Kathy Busboom, president

Sibyl Shaw, vic(}-pr es ident

Ken Koop , secretary-treasurer

J eff Belker

Lynn Brammeier

Warren Brauer

Margaret Burden

Burke Hinds

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Dale

Catherine Lyon

Steve Paulson

Tracey Pearce

Shelley Peterson

Stev e R ess

Jeff Sec1.rcy

Theresa Vos

Mrs. Louise McDonald, sponsor

1"' h.alians

Catherine Lyon, pr es ident

Dale Lewis, vice-president

Shelley Peterson , sec retary -treasurer

Margaret Burden

Karen Allison

Tom Anderson

Cathy Bauer

Julie Be a lle

Jeff Belker

Scott Boughn

Lynn Bramme1er

warren Brauer

Sheryl Bridge

Chris ti e Brunnimeier

Margaret Buchholz

Frank Bruden

Kathy Busboom

Steve Busboom

Jub e Byerly

Joe Campanile

Le e Chapin

David Chappell

Jan et Cook

Paul Davie

An gie Dill

Tra c y Frankforter

Cheryl Frederick

Pam Gossin

Kyle Gowin

Lin Gowin

Karen Hagg h

Andy Hansen

Julie Hoa ge

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Kim Hoyl

Mike Keene

Ken Koop

Mark Krivda

Anita Lewis

I(jm Meyer

la nice Neurnbeiger

Pat Olson

Pat O x ley

Patti Pans ing

Stephen Paulson

Tr~cey Pearce

Nilsie Price

Steve Ress

Jeff Searcy

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Meg Shaneyfelt

Si byl Shaw

Laurel Shoema k er

Kevin Skinner

Mary Snelling

Craig Sovey

John Utecht

Theresa Vos

Carol Waldma n

Sue Walck

Sherry Wells

Cathy Wiederspa n

Vic Wilson

Mrs Louise Mc Dona ld, spo n sor

In tern a tio11al Club

Libby Swanson. president

Cindy Lon gac re , ice-president

Linda Olson, secretary

Shalla Young , tre;;.s urer

Lorie Acklie

Cindy Adamson

Kati a Angulo

Teresa Bauer

Amy Berniklau

Susan Bertrand

Jean Carlin

Cindy Cathcart

Penny Drews

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Juli e Graf

Mjke Grant

Tri sh Griffith

Cyndie Harris

Marv Hewitt

Robbi H ogg

Kathy Jackson

Dave Knud se n

Nancy Kroger

Fra nces Laun

Ma ry Mahaffy

HoUy Marx

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John Minnick

Er ic Paulson

Shelkv Peterson

Marcy· R e ed

Debbi e R einm uth

Joan Ri sch ling

Susan Rob e rts

Lisa Roh re n

C indy Scheve

Diane Sackett

Mary Sheffield

Becky Sherwood

Ma r y Sortland

Carolyn Spatz

Vroni Suter

Debbie Van Horn

Steve Weber

Marci Whitcomb

Barb Woodruff

Jayne Woytassek

Tasmen Yauney

Mrs. Janet Hansen, sponsor

George Pearce, spo n sor

WJ.rs. Lois Althouse, sponsor

Mrs. Minnie Ruff, sponsor

Mrs. Nancy Harding, sponsor

Fiddler on the :Roof

Tevye - Burke Hinds

Fiddler - Mark Buchholz

Golde - Polly Hammond

Tzeitel - Kim Jiracek

Hodel - Ka thy Co o l

Chava - Karen Morte n sen

Shprintze - Nancy Kroger

Beilke - Cheryl Priess

Yente - Catherine Lyon

Mot e l - Mike Keene-

Perchik - Ron Amen

Lazar Wolf - Curtis Mann

Mordcha - J eff Searcy

Rabbi - Jeff Belker

Me n dell - Jerry Fusse l man

A vraham - Lee Lukehart

Nachum - Bob Elwell

Grandma Tzeitel ·· Kathy Morrow

rrumna - Sarah - Cathy Peterson

Constable - Paul Goetowski

Fyedka - Mike Turner

Shaindel - Janet Eigsti

Rollleo and Juliet

Romeo - Dennis Wilson

Juliet - Julie Scott

Nurse - Theresa Vos

Lord Montigue - Jeff Belker

Lady Montigue - Cathy Lyon

Benvolio - Dennis Ogden

Lord Capulet - Louis Freouf

Lady Capulet - Pat Oxley

Tybalt - Mike Keene

Mercutio - Vic Wilson

Friar Lawrence - Greg Geotowski

Bathasa - Dave Chappelle

Page - Eric Doerr

Page - Joe Reigert

Apothecary - Andy Hansan

Friar John - Scott Baughn

Abraham - Jerry Muhle

Peter - Tom Weyrauch

Prince - Scott Ballen tine

Paris - Jeff Searcy

Watchman 1 - Mark Olson

Watchman 2 - Bill Noris

Watchman 3 - Kevin Hull

Gregory - David Williamson

Ladies in Waiting: Liz Beard , Kim Cook, Loreda Shuster, Lynn Brammier , Kathy

Parrish, Jol.ie Houg, Joy Hollingsworth, Julie Nootz

Tumblers: Molly Andrews, Theresa Webb, Amy Critchfield

Juggler - John Eaton

Arsenic and Old

Lace

Abby Brewster - Theresa Vos

Reverend Harper - Joe Campanile

Ted Brewster - Steve Ress

Officer Brophy - Mark Olson

Officer Lkine - Frank Burden

Martha Brewster - Cathy Lyon

Mortimer Brewster - Mike Keene

Mr. Gibbs - Kevin Ellis

Jona than - Vic Wilson

Dr. Einstein - Scott Boughn

Officer O'Hara - Jeff Belker

Lt. Rooney - Andy Hansen

Mr. Witherspoon - Steve Paulson

Runes

Ken Koop, Editor-in-Chief

Poetry Staff

Dianne Moseman, editor

Cindy Adamson

Kelly Clark

Molly Collins

Cheryl Frederick

Lyn Garner

Pam Gossin

Mary Hewitt

Joan Higgins

Sue Hudson

June Ouellette

Kathy Sukovaty

Vic Wilson

Fiction Staff

Kevin Powell, editor

Rosalie Gruenemeyer

Kathy Jackson

Eric Johnson

Cindy Longacre

Kathy McCulloch

John Minnick

Gayle Selders

Non-Fiction Staff

Mary Sheffield, editor

Amy Berniklau

Scott Boughn

Marti Goemann

Business Staff

Dara Gill, manager Scott Ballentine

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Jayne Woytassek

Shalla Young

Promotion Staff

Angelina Dill

Mary Fejfar

Mary Mahaffy, manager

Linda Olson, manager

Art Staff

Carol Shaffer, editor

Kurt Baumgarten

Sally Cox

Sue Damm

Judy Perry

Mrs. Elinor Mack, advisor

Countesses

Nancy Binder

Lynn Brammeier

Kathy Busboom

Katy Cool

Janet Eigsti

Gretta Gibson

Lin Gowin

Nancy Kroger

Cathy Lyon

Lynne Maseman

Karen Mortensen

Cathy Peterson

Cheryl Priess

Patty Sv~boda

Frank Mills, sponsor

Nobleinen

Ron Amen

John Calvin

Bob Elwell

Tim Gilkerson

Burke Hinds

Dale Lewis

Lee Lukehart

Curtis Mann

Greg Ruliffson

Bill Swenson

Mike Turner

Jim Wallasky

Frank Mills, sponsor

Pep Club

Julie Metzger, president

Karen Mortensen, vice-president

Debbie Isherwood, secretary

Polly Hergert, treasurer

Patty Fowler, sergeant at arms

Debbie Dare, central squad leader

Lorie Acklie

Holly Acklie

Amy Anderson

Becky Anderson

Nancy Anderson

Karen Andrews

Shelkil Arndt

Sandy Artz

Martha Bailey

Teresa Bauer

Gretchen Baumgarten

Connie Bax

Julie Beall

Patty Beener

Amy Berniklau

Debbie Berthelsen

Jeannie Beck

Peggy Blocker

Kyle Boemer

Sally Bokemper

Debbie Bowlin

Lynn Brammeier

Sheila Branstetter

Sheryl Bridge

Christie Brunmeier

Lori Brydl

Margaret Buchholz

Linda Buckley

Tracey Buckner

Julie Byerly

Kendra Camp

Amy Campbell

Jean Carlin

Carolyn Carveth

Vickie Caspers

Cindy Cathcart

Allison Catron

Lauri Cech

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Sue Oause

Mary Churchill

Paula Churchill

Penny Cole

Kim Cook

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Mary Costin

Cheryl Cotten

Candi Coupe

Karen Davis

Jane Deeter

Debbie Dischner

Debbie Dobson

Lynne Donley

Penny Drews

Janice Duling

Maryjane Dunn

Sue Eaton

Liz Edgecomb

Cindy Eisele

Sharon Eppler

Connie Er ikson

Sara E t mund

Kim Feitmeier

Mary Fejfar

Jill Ferris

Chris Fink

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Lorri Fisher

Valerie Fisher

Cheryl Frederick

Sharon French

Lynn Garner

Christin e George

Barb Gertz

Genalee Gibson

Dara Gill

Karen Godkin

Robin Goeke

Sandy Godish

Ann Gradwohl

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Sue Graham

Trish Griffith

Dallas Griswald

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Sue Gro ss

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Rosalie Gruenemyer

Mary Gu est

Kaye Hagerman

Lisa Hamnett

Shelley Hancock

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Jane Harkrader

Nancy Harrington

Judy Hartman

Teri Hatt

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Judy Havlat

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Heidi Henningson

Kelly Hesson

Tracy Herman

Peggy Hickey

Joan Higgins

Doris Hitz

Coletta Hoehner

Robbi Hogg

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Valerie Holston

Vonna Honeycutt

Julie Hooge

C.arol Hough

Debbie Houe

Robin Howat

Debbie Howe

Sandy Hynk

Denise Isherwood

Kathy Jackson

Karen Jackson

Karen Jensen

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Sharon Jewell

Jenny Jirack

Kim Jirack

:Mary Johnson

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Tammi Kent

Sue Kess

Pam Kes.sler

Cammie Klanecky

Colette Koener

Karen Kramer

Sue Kruesher

Kathy Kroell

Nancy Kroger

Judy Krohn

Fran Kruger

Terri Krivosha

Carol Landis

Terry Landgren

Cathy Lang

April Lau

Kathy Lauterbach

Linda Lee

Marsha LeeBaron

Kim Legtmeier

Beth LeweUyn

Jean Linch

Dawn Lindbloom

Karla Litt

Janet Llewelln

Michelle Long

cindy Longacre

Teresa Lonn

Lannelle Loos

Debbie Loren

Linda Loveless

Kathy Lowse

Sandra Luedke

Mary Mahaffey

Shelley Malick

Tammy Mann

Holly Marx

Jody Mason

Sue Maude

Theresa Mayer

Margaret Mccandles:;

Cindy McOimans

Sharon Merritt

Cindy Meyer

Kim Meyer

Sharon Michael

Judy Michelson

cindy Mickelsen

Tracy Mitchell

Shelley Moore

Mary Morgan

Gini Morse

Dianne Moseman

Elaine Motycka

Patty Mulgrue

Judy Mundt

Tammy Novotny

Jean Nelson

Merri Nelson

Gail Neumann

Cindy Neumeyer

Jan Neurnberger

Cory Nickerson

Marillee Nickerson

Becky Niden

Patti Niedfelt

Debbie Nixon

JoAnn Nolte

Julie Nootz

Kathy Norris

Jan Nuernberger

Cindy Nutt

Lori Nutt

Linda Olson

Martha Olson

Nancy Olson

Lora Overton

Teresa Owens

Pat Oxley

Kathy Parrish

Bobbie Parrott

Debbie Patterson

Theresa Paulson

Tracy Pearce

Cathy Peterson

Julie Peterson

Jill Petty

Michelle Philson

Leslie Pisek

Cindy Pitler

Cindy Plaster

Kay Powell

Niesye Prince

Caride Rebensdorf

Karen Reckbeing

Debbie Reinmuth

Dendra Ritter

Deanna Roberts

Susan Roberts

Lisa Rohren

Cindy Rolfsmeyer

Lisa Sandberg

Pam Sands

D ian a Scheidt

Cindy Scheve

Jill Schlcigcr

Teri Schleining

Cathy Schmidt

Teri Schmidt

Peggy Schnieber

Sheila Schoenin g

Tracy Scissors

Julie Scott

Linda Sell

Roxanne Seifkes

Barb Seuss

Carol Shaffer

Barb Sherman

Becky Sherwood

l\lfary Shipferling

Holly Shoemaker

Sheila Shoneing

Karee Shonerd

Cathy Shrum

Kelly Simonson

Mary Kay Snelling

Sherly Snyder

Ma ry Sortland

Cheryl Stanton

Cindy Steiner

Debbie Stephens

De bbie Stokes

Kathy Sukovaty

Ka tie Svoboda

Libby Swan son

Tina Tate

Kim T e glmeier

Kit Tiekotter

Patty T homas

Be c ky Thompson

Lori Thomp s on

Kathv Tubach

Teri Tuma

Kim Turner

Karen Tyne r

Kathy Un g erlow

Jane Ulrich

Diana VanBloom

K a thy Voss

K i m Waddington

Tin a Wagey

Betty Wagner

Carol Waldman

Donna Woltemath

Sherri Wassung

C andy Waterrneier

Kerry Waterm e ier

Cindy Watkins

Ka thy Weider span

Sherry Well s

Marcy Whitc o mb

Sue Williamson

Kim Wilnes

Chris Wilson

Linda Wohfforth

Denise Woltemath

Sydie Woodruff

J a yne Woytassek

Pa tti Woytassek

Tasmen Yauney

Krista Young

Nancy Young

Shalla Young

Teri Young

Mrs. Sue Roux , sponsor

Mrs. Rosemary Diehl, co-sponsor

Miss Helen Hart , co-sponsor

Mrs. Jan Kinney , co-sponsor

Mrs Barbara Miriovsky, co-sponsor

Miss Kathy Tel~ co-sponsor

National Honor Society

Acl<lie, Lo rie

Amen, R o nald

Baumgarten , G r etchen

Beard. Elizabet h

Bokemper, Richard

Bonebright , Terri

Brauer. Warren

Bucholz, Mark

Bucham, Michael

Busboom, Katherine

C'..alvin, John

Carlin, Jean

Cary , Phillip

Caspers , Debra

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Cook, Con s tance

Deems, Terri

Dennie, Bruce

Divis, Marcia

Fauss , John

Fischer , Timothy

Fisher , Valarie

Fraizer, William

Gertz, Barbara

Gibbens, Mary

Gilson, Gary

Gossin , Pamela

Grant, Gregory

Griffin, Cynthia

Guest, Mary

Halvorson, Janet

Harrington , Nancy

Harvey, Joan

Henningson, Heidi

Hinds, E Burke

Hitz, Doris

Hudson, Susan

Kerns, Steven

Klanecky, Camilla

Knoll , Elizabeth

Kroger, Nancy

Leslie , Jame

Lohrberg, John

Lukehart, Lee

Lyon, Ca t herine

Mahaffy, Mary

Mann, Cur tis

Ma rti, David

Ma ude , Susan

Merritt, Sharon

Me tzger, Julie

Moseman, C. Dianne

Ne lson, Merri-Beth

Nuernberger, Jan

Olson, Linda

Olson, Nancy

Paulson, Stephen

Pearce, Tracey

Perry, Judy

Peterson, Mary

Peterson, Shelley

Pettit , Paul

Powell 1 Kevin

Reinmuth, Deborah

Rohren, Melissa

Roth, Bradley

Sands, Stephen

Selders , Gayle

Shaffer , Carol

Shaw, Sibyl

Sheffield, Mary

Stevens, Danna

Stoehr, Laura

Sunderman, Joel

Svoboda, Patricia

Swanson, Elizabe t h

Toddy , Lynette

Turner, Oaudia

Turner, Michael

Woytassek, Jayne

Yaun e y, Tasmen

Donald Darnell, sponsor

Most of the battles are now over. Some won, some lost, But we have gained more than an occasional victory .

We also have our memories, The best of which we remember the clearest. The scars prod the past Even the sadness has some satisfaction, And the happiness can fill lonely hours~ The memories which fill the Yoid of time (:on1e from experjences,.

The struggles £or height Leave us exhausted, But fulfiHed~