Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

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In ' O :I ' W -1.-1',aL'im. ? 4 i A ' !-1'.-153.25 'wiv X ,nh MR' -af , , ,sw I u, gy, -A i Se WS as F- - Q X Jn., X x A f fm . x M ,,: ' 1? r. e F lla x ev - ,9 -' 0 ' I H 5 DQ' -. lf. Q A L . f' G q, ' 4' S But wasted time may never be regained. 'E Q f' 'W 3 xXX ' fl! Q 10 Curriculum A Curriculum ll Administration . ss Q.- ...-W c,,....- Richard West Warren Littlej ohn Principal Admin. Asst. Ernest Scheele Act. Coord. Mary Carson V. Principal l 2 Curriculum Al Rossi Byng Nixon V. Principal Dean of Students Counselor George Geiger Jeanne Whitt Martha Russell Jim Barney Head Robert Lennon Curriculum 13 Classified Per onnel Betty Jo Nolte Head Secretary Ann Kinsman Clerkffypist Betty Wigen Nurse James Sauls E. E. A. Ann 30006 Janice Davis Mary Edwards Vema Jones Bld- SCC- fm- Office Clerk Second Secretary Fiscal Secretary Charis Lavier Joanne McDonald Helen Rodway 1-'rances Sogn Guidance Sec. Registration Sec. Attend. Sec. Study Hall Clk, ,Q +6 la 3 . Q if X . A M if .Q llii J Jennifer Biehn Jennie Modica Rgn Petrie wlgiagl :OSS E.E-A- E.E-A. E. E. A. ' ' ' W. C. Wilson Beverly Evans Robert Hamilton Pauline Walls Inst. Asst. E, E, A, E-E-A Vico-Ed. Sec. ew, w 3 53rSfgh1'ff'f55f if 5 riff 1 c Msiwgsfga 4, I, my S S if rf' Mathematic Departmen James Corlett Amie Helgeson Head Math Club Mary Kelly i l S Paul Lorentz Steve Morris Dick Pangallo Act. Cards Usher Squad Football coach i .Z Diana Shreve Bob Wilhelm Stan Weiss Curriculum 15 Wendell Loveless Head Byron Stevenson Language Art Winifred Elwin Margaret Beaver Sharon Stevens Honor Society Jan Matthews In Debate. Chess Club UGN lnlefliike tern Maryann Spangler 16 Curriculum John Delahanty Creat. Wrtg. Pub. Herb Birchman Department Mark Zerr Ida Roberts Inter. Club H. Burbank Rideout Drama Emest Barnaud D011 JCSPCISOH John Koemer Lunelle Chapin TOTEM WEEKLY Curriculum 17 Health Business Education Bemaf d B21JtiSte Joan Butterworth Ass't Track Coach Volleyball Coach Ruby Marcus Edith Calder Joan Amundsen Usherettes F30 FIOWBI COIHII1 Student Store Karen Paulson V Nancy Scott Dept. Head W. Gordon Wilson Jack I-affill Ticket Manager TOWN All Adv Art Aw '- Q X Q'-Iv --...M -....,..,,...w J .,r - A .M . ..,. ...H Home Economics 'Z Frances Nevilier Triple L Advisor Dorothy Cohoon Pep Club Adv Gordon Bolland Gary Baskett Kent Kammerer A1 Afiang Dept Head ASS! Ftbl-Tr Linc Adv Council Roxie Day Ch Fac Soc Com I L . Q .- n fx ,VV K ' . Q U :ire . K .w K ..r, JE11 Eggs! Curriculum 19 A91 Foreign Music Louis Putsche Dept Head Language Therese Wolfe French Club Jerold Wallen Dept Head 1 Mildred Miller Spanish Club Barbara Moneymaker STA Building Rep Gordon Melvey Donald Thompson Norwegian Club Ushers Patrick Doyle Mary Tembreull Drivers Industrial Education Arts Wayne Sanders Dept Head Robert Dolhanyk Thomas Sather Richard Kiiihara Robert Barta Fire Drills Chester Harvey 2115253 gi? Basketball Coach S John Parker ak m Nancy Kain Girls Club Adv Jack MacDonald Tennis Coach Sr Cl Ad . Kathryn Krauel mo' Louie Hamm STA Rep Curriculum 21 Head ocial tudies A-+ Nrm Ed Coleman Norm Dalfhorp Baseball Coach Dale Nixon Red Cross Chr. Don J espersen Af 'Q' si ni 1 5 l ...... l ,,, ....... John Jacobs Jim Simmons Max Starcevich Open Forum Head I Mel Habel Richard Hays Wrestling Coach Gale Phillips Soccer Coach Jim St. John Fr Cl Adv Ph sical Education L I x.5x r Joe Mahoski Margaret Ilakola PE Dept Head Song Leader Adv Judy Robare Gym T 8L F Coach 0 9 r Robert Romstead Ass't Bask Coach Lenord Tanner Cliff Townsend Joel Watters Golf Coach Cross Country Co Soph C1 Adv peclal X .-:-,k, 3 - f Educatlon Q Lee Bassett Betty Dunbar George Plumis Hiking Club Anthony Stephno Dept. Head Curriculum 23 A Student Life Executive L Mr. Scheele Advisor ,if Rr s- Q l Peter Meade Steve Kinnunen Debbie Dedo Carol Kobuke ASL President ASL Vice-President Treasurer Comm. Co-ordinator on os.. ...N .i P .loan Biggs Bruce Cheadle Darrell Collins Don Johnson Sr. Class Pres. J r. Class Pres. Soph. Class Pres. Frosh. Class Pres. Erma Tampico Dave Woodhouse Doug Beatty Idell Lawrence Genny Mena Girls Club Pres. Boys Club Pres. Pep Club Rep. BSU Rep. TOTEM Weekly Rep. Council Lights 'Em ll Year Executive Council resumed its traditional Tuesday meetings during 6th period with a busy schedule. . The Grievance Procedure received snecial attention with regular committee meetings as did All-City Senate. The Council developed closer relations through club representatives and hard feec working committee chairmen. X sw ..,..aue --as I A .. xv CNS Cindy Lenay, corresponding secretary and Theresa 0'Brien, recording secretary, lst Assembly Orientation take a few minutes from their duties to voice their opinions during a meeting. Jim Missler Jeff Johnson Activity Cards Elections Dance Lee Anne Hartnett Sharyn Robbins Monica Fosmire Human Relations Publicity Tilden Smith Pam Farrel ALL CITY E ATE This year's All-City Senate consisted of Shelley Judd, junior, Sharon Kozai, sophomore and Paul Lukes, senior. They met every Tuesday at the Administrative Services Center in order to become aware of and try to solve school related problems. Student Life 27 eng and Yell Leaders Mrs. Margaret Hakola Summer! Fall Advisor The 1972-73 Song and Yell Leaders sparked Lincolnis spirit with their cheering and performances. The group worked hard on creating and perfecting routines all year. Lincoln hosted the Jamboree Tea held for all of the North Metro Song and Yell squads. After advising for 12 years, Mrs. Margaret Hakola resigned, and Mrs. Alice Savitch and Dr. Mary Carson replaced her. i Chuck Austin and Susan Gelle Dave Bflkef and Monika Klein Mike Pitton and Debbie Skeslien Frank Rosario and Debi Rockfellow 28 Student Life Erik Nelson and Charlene Delfel l 36. Willardth Smith and Karan Collins xx IR QL 0 3,2 1. S iss ax j .K M.. . , A 'K X X lb: Xxx . wg? ,- b w w Q ' iki x as H' ff' 1' 'Q Cobb Secretary Triple L Triple L is a service organization of Lincoln. Many of the groups various activities were helping with registration, painting picnic tables for the school, Christmas caroling, a Halloween party for the kids at the University Hospital, decorating for T-Day, and the annual Blood Drive. Triple L president Candy Lahar, Karen Langlois, secretary Marge Cobb, and Kristin Betker stand in front of a caricature of President Lincoln. 'Lp Above, Genny Mena and Brenda Putnam help decorate for T-Day. At right, Triple L girls participate in the Tri-F Day assembly. X-'xx' sf fs? One of Triple L's service projects was entertaining the children at the University Hospital with a skit and pumpkin carols on Halloween. l Miss A Advisor Girls Club The Girls' Club this year has been busy planning activities such as the canned food drive, selling carmel apples and stockings at Christmas, they planned Girls' Club' week and Mr. lrresistable day. They Erma Tamplco Cindy Kozar ' s President V. Pre 32 Student Life lrarlell Karen Ianglois Sec.-Treas. Comm.-Coord. were also featured in the Donkey Basketball game. Left, Patty Rehder and Jodie llhnglield who are in charge of Friendship and Inter-School committees. Above left, Elaine Mullins of Usherettes and Pam Farrell of Triple L. Also above, Kathy Carlson and Debbie Klein who are committee heads for Girls' Club week and Special Events. Above, Cheryl Krough, chairman of the canned food drive, and Peggy Kirkness in charge of Publicity. At the right is the complete Boys Club Cabinet. Below, the Donkey Basketball game and at its right, Boys Club in mass-approaching. Boys Club Boys Club planned their annual Car Show held in the spring. Competition between Boys Club and Girls Club was limited to the Donkey Basketball game in which Woodies Wienies triumphed over Tampic0's Twinkies. Mr. Scheele Advisor Dave Woodhouse Doug Wille Glen Charles President V. Pres. Sec.-Treas. w 'N We TOTE Weekl - - ef' ' Eagle?-9035 Monica Fosmire, Mark Aiton, editor, Debbie Skeslien, and Steve Kinnunen show their sportsmanship on Sports Staff with their good reporting and coverage. Telling the good and the bad news were l to r, Sharon Teeny, Tracey Elliott, Sylvia Spitzbart, Laura Shulmier, Marie Broderick, David Karch, Pat Mallinson, and Pam Spangler. Watch the birdie! David Daniel and Stan Thomas kept very busy throughout the year taking the pictures for the paper. Writing intelligent and thought-provoking editorials were David Horowitz and Sandi Biggerstaff, standing, and Rolf Jorgenson and Chuck Bridges, seated. Ever Other Week QE A FS'iSi,i5S'Y riffs ME. ist fiiiiism-are Debbie Dedo, Sue Lobo, Sally Pool, editor, Carol Olson, and Barb Boyd sold Fall Managing Editor, Sally Pool, and Spring Totemtimes, one of the many jobs of the Feature Staff. Managing Editor, Genny Mena, work together with the staff and advisor, Miss Lunelle Chapin, to bring the school The Lincoln TOTEM. Complete TOTEM staff: Bottom row 1 to r: David Daniel, Karen Grant, Sally Pool, Miss Lunelle Chapin, Genny Mena, and Peter Meade. 2nd row: Stan Thomas, Mark Aiton, Steve Kimiunen, and Buzz Johnson. 3rd row: Rolf Jorgenson, Dave Horowitz, Sandi Biggerstaff, and Chuck Bridges. 4th row: Monica Fosmire, David Karch, Barb Boyd, Debbie Dedo,and S116 Lobo. Sth row: Marie Broderick, Laura Shulmier, Pam Spangler, Sharon Teeny, and Pat Mallinson. Top row: Slyvia Spitzbart, Tracey Elliott, Debbie Skeslien, Laura Olsen, and Carol Olson. Not pictured are Barb Lee and Jim Missler. 1 9 2' 1 9 3 This years' TOTEM ANNUAL STAFF waded through layouts and copy strips to produce this years yearbook. lr1 between deadlines, they went on a Christmas trip to Sun Valley and visited Vancouver in the spring. Cynthia Doyon Debbie Claus Randi Hartt Rick Lambert Todd Schilperoort Photo. Photo. Photo. Photo. Photo. 4 Debbie Dedo Linda Sheeley 'A ' it ' ir' Student Life Debbie Skeslien Jodie Wingfield Student Life Student Life ,J r'k .l l s Karan Collins Lee Ann Hartnett Heather Mackaness Nancy Pilon Sandy Ullum Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 36 Student Life i 31 Mr. Lattin Peter Meade Steve Kinnunen Qljvia Olsson Advisor Editor Copy Editor Secfeta FY ig 1- is Brian Horman - C Linda Tanner Cathy Carlson Karen L311gl0iS Curric. CUrriC. Renee Rodenhauser Curric. Barbara Boyd Classes Marge Cobb C C J C Susan Gelle Sports Sports h ' not pictured: Chuck Austin Jim Missler Sports Sports Classes Classes Classes ,student Life 37 TRI-F DAY The Fall Football Festival, Lincolnis annual homecoming celebration, saw the school carry out the Fifties theme to a great extent. Most students took part in dressing to the tune of l955, in remembrance of the year and majority of Lincoln's graduating class were born. The highlights of Tri-F Day included the assembly in the morning and a dance Friday night. Saturday morning started out with decorated houses for the football players. The day ended with the football game against Ballard. These are some of the mums sold by Pep Club to Susan Gelle', Debbie Skeslien and other Triple-L Mr. Baskett, Mrs. Chamberlin and MI. Parker take a breather after a jitterbug competition with the song and yell leaders. Chris Sheriff, Dennis Monica and other members members put on a skit representing a meeting in of the Greaser Band support the Senior class in the 1955. yell competition. 38 Student Life IV wear as a sign of spirit to the Tri-F Day activities. I Loyal Lincoln Ladies prepare to enjoy the Anna Sullivan goes to pieces while other junior upcoming assembly. girls rock to the music of the Greaser Band. Football players sit at the assembly and psych up for the upcoming game. Student Life 39 Faculty Advisors Mr. Ernest Scheele, Mrs. Francis Nevilier Mr. Louis Putche Ted Reinert discusses George McGovern's acceptance speech as a skit for the assembly. David Ladd is our student guest speaker at the l rededication ceremony. T-Day chairmen - 1 to r are Gary Draper, Candy Drake, Val Darnell, Debbie McAllister, Patty Rehder, Pam Farrel, Gail Morrison J an Trokey and Carol McAllister. a sas i Z Q -,. A few of the many hard workers for the school store. Stage Crew members are eager to pose for any camera. FORCE WITHI LI COL ,fra Ticket Squad members with advisor Mr. Wilson B.S.U. Lounge Ushers take time from their busy schedule. CLUB Honor Society Officers, Linda Chu, President, Chris Lin and Paula Stoppelman have had enough! Lettermen's Club Pres. Denis Monica, Advisor Mr. Gary Baskett, Sec-Treas. John Nagy and Vice-Pres. Steve Kinnunen l H DEBATE CLUB: John Knox, Dave Ladd, Grant Cheadle, Karan Collins, Dave Lurston, Charle MacRae, Joan Ullom, Gillis Heller, Donald Evans. A l l CL B LB ILD LI cor, PIRIT! SKI CLUB: Debbie Klein, Ron Rutherford, Sue Ellis. RUSSIAN CLUB: Back: Marcus Sorlie, Jim Jacoby, Kent Wisner, Mr. Obrastoff, Randy Gravelle, Dale 44 Student Life Raymond, Pat Limb. Front: Ethel Mitchell, Jody Keeler, Sue Hynes, Katerina Kazakos, Corrinne Jones, k Sue Smith. GARDEN SOCIETY! Gary Draper, Redge Campbell, Ray FRENCH CLUB: Karen Kimber, Tracy Greaby,Emil Smestad, Rich Sysinger. Elliot, Karen Grossenbocker, Pat Mallison. USHERETTES: Back: LuAnne Cox, Nora Richards, Susan Bukosky, Ann Rossart, Adele Heller. Front: Aladys Aramburu, Elaine Mullins, Karen Grant, Linda Thompson. Lincoln's clubs provide the foundation for school unity and develop the school pride that stays with the student throughout his later life. Pep Club Committee Chairmen 1 K , -A Mrs. COHOOH, Marie Broderick, Publicityg Mechelle Penny, Homeroom Competition, Peggy Kirkness Advisor Sales and Drives. CHANTERS M. Arnold, M. Attebery, S. Bacon, S. Bardsley, S. Bensusen, T. Betz, D. Boyle, C. Bridges, E. Borwn, D. Brown, T. Brown, R Buston, R. Campbell, R. Carlisle, B. Cheadle, G. Clark, M. Cobb, L. Cummings, M. Dillman, K. Dooley, G. Draper, S. Ellis, D Evans, S. Evans, L. Evensen, B. Ewing, H. Fairbanks, P. Farrel, B. Ford, L. Fowler, V. Frodsham, C. Gagnier, R. Greaby, K Giossenbacker, M. Hillin, D. Honey, D. Honey, C. Holverstott, G. Johnson, S. Judd, M. Key, G. Kinney, D. Klein, J. Kohler P., Livingstone, D. Lockhart, L. Mason, C. McAllister, D. McAllister, K. McCandlish, G. Mena, D. Mendenhall, J. Morrell, M Morrow, B. Morrow, L. Muir, S. Oliver, C. Olson, D. Overmiller, H. Owen, M. Penny, B. Putnam, R. Quint, J. Renando, C Rinaldi, K. Rinaldi, R. Rodenhauser, D. Ropkins, F. Rosario, L. Ross, J. Schiermeister, L. Sheeley, E. Smestad, L. Smith, W Smith, S. Stenstrom, A. Strena, R. Sysinger, M. Tampico, M. Taylor, R. Terry, M. Thomas, S. Turner, T. Williams, T. Wright A. Zarko. NONETTES Dx Airey, K. Anderson, M. Arnold, S. Balph, C. Brown, G. Clark, K. Dlmoley, P. Farrel, B. Ford, L. Fowler, V. Johnson, D. Klein, M. McFarlane, G. Mena, R. Rodenhauser, P. Spangler, S. Spitzbart, R. Williams, T. Wright. 46 Student Life GIRLS CHOIR L. Agustin, D. Airey, G. Aramburu, M. Askegard, S. Bender, D. Bettis, D. Biel, K. Bierman, M. Blattner, E. Bomer, G. Brown, P. Buckles, C. Clubine, M. Davis, L. Durst, D. Fisk, K. Gabdois, D. Greaby, R. Green, V. Herrmann, N. Hjelm, D. Houlton, T. Huston, E. Judeh, J. Kems, K. Kimber, C. Krogh, E. Lehman, W. Lee, J. Lin, D. Mallory, D. Milne, M. Missler, J. Nelson, J Osborne, G. Pearson, L. Richardson, N. Richards, C. Rountree, M. Rowland, L. Rutenberg, S. Scillo, D. Scott, D. Seibert, D Shotwell, J. Slusher, Y. Smith, P. Snyder, C. Sorrel, H. Staggs, J. Ullom, D. White, K. Wild, J. Woodward. SWING CHOIR S. Bacon, S. B Ilgljollwieritott, D. Honey, D. Honey, D. McAllister, C. Olson, F. Rosario, E. smksrad, W. Smith,'R. Sysinger . ay or. arsley, T. Betz, E. Brown, R. Carlisle, L. Cummings, G. Draper H Fairbanks C Gagnier, C Student Life 47 TRUMENTAL A MU IC MARCHING BAND M. Alexander, M. Atwood, K. Baker, D. Balph, R. Batavola, K. Betker, P. Boles, J. Brumley, S. Burlingame, H. Bumett, R. Byrd, R. Chadwick, J. Day, A. Donaldson, G. Draper, E. Duston, T. Elliot, S. Ellis, P. Fry, T. Gee, M. Graf, C. Gravelle, R. Greaby, M. Green, B. Gross, P. Gross, D. Grossenbacher, 0. Harris, G. Hocking, G. Hocking, M. Hoskins, M. Hughes, G. Isla D. Johnson, L. Kobuke, V. Kraakmo, L. Lucas, G. Malek, L. Malleis, K. McCand1ish, T. McCandlish, B. Miles, M. Marrow, G Neisinger, A. Nelson, S. Nelson, M. Pastore, L. Paulson, L. Paulson, L. Pedersen, C. Peevey, E. Petrullo, C. Phillips, F. Price R. Price, P. Rennie, J. Richey, M. Rue, C. Rost, D. Sato, M. Schilling, D. Shotwell, D. Smith, L. Stenstrom, R. Sysinger, L Tan, A. Taylor, S. Teeny, S. Watson, C. Weil, QR. Karzmar, C. Riehl, J. Fryant, K. Nelson, B. Gentryj 48 Student Life Shellie Handel and Linda Sheeley, baton twirler STAGE BAND M. Atwood, B. Barnes, R. Batayola, E. Bjorklund, R. Campbell, K. Chalk, G. Draper, R. Greaby, W. Johnson, V. Lundquist, M. Marchand, R. Ming, D. Nelson, R. Reinert, F. Rosario, D. Sato, L. Stenstrom, R. Sysinger, T. Whiteman, D. Howell, N. Nagy. ORCHESTRA L. Adams, D. Airey, K. Baker, J. Barmuta, B. Barnes, E. Bjorklund, C. Black, P. Chang, R. Campbell, C. Drake, P. Elliot, L. Ellis, K. Gadbois, B. Gentry, A. George, J. George, M. Graf, C. Gravelle, R. Greaby, V. Herzog, E. Heller, K. Hjort, W. Horst D. Houlton, W. Johnson, J. Knox, D. Kobuke, K. Kofoed, K. Kofoed, C. Lahar, L. Lee, C. Lin, P. Lopez, P. Mallinson, M Nakashima, A. Nelson, D. Olson, C. Park, C. Reed, C. Reed, S. Rihanek, K. Schurr, M. Stggs, C. Sun, C. Weil, R. Wheeler, T Willard, T. Whiteman, H. Tuttle. x Student Life 49 72-73 . I. HAR EY KA FALL PLAY Randy Quint Kris Betker Diana Honey Christian Holts Ted Reinert Elwood P. Dowd ..... Myrtle Mae Simmons .... Dr. William Chumley .. Dr. Lyman Sanderson .... Nurse Ruth Kelly ....... Judge Omar Gaffney Mrs. Eugene Chauvenet .... Betty Chumley ......... Publicity-Candy Drake Make-up-Sue Lobo is .am Veta Louise Simmons .... . . . . . Miss Johnson . . . . .... .... . CAST OF CHARACTERS Randy Quint Brenda Beach . .Kris Betker .John Gouille Tim Copland Diana Honey . Ted Reinert . . . Sue Lobo .Lynn Sheriif Kelly Bircher Stage Manager-Kelly Bircher 'THE PRIVATE EAR 6 6 S ONE-ACT PLAYS 'IMPROMPTUH-Tim Copeland Man-In-The-Moon-Marigolds -Christian Holts Arsenic and Old Lace ALL GUMMED UP -Kris Betker SUPRESSED DESIRES -Diana Honey THE TIGER -Sue Allen THE VALIANT -Herb Fairbanks L0 and Behold! THE PROPOSAL -Shelley Judd FUMED OAK -Sue Lobo SHORT SWEET LIFE -Ivy Smit The Curious Savage Born Yesterday Blithe Spirit As You Like It Studen MONTHLY PLAYS The Effect of Gamma Rays on t Life 5 Classes A gi . h E L. . 2 3 vw -at ,as Ns ,x .,., . Q NQX 1 5 av ggi? 3 Qizr ii 315253 5 WS WI: x . 35 3 QX Q C N X xx KH? ,Q ,. 9 Q' P Q L ' . n 1 z T., fm. M P K ey. N S H A X 5 wx, K 5:5 ,QQ X 0 as N , i i S S xx dl K 1 4 5' my . ig 6 If M S - . f QR :P f r 5? '52 ' '5 5 . f pw ' X , 3' W A D L. ,. , T? 5 F 'V 5 M- 1 L Sk 2 I 1 5 L ' . ' KL Lk Q L ' f i as -ff 93 5 gf .. LL.1 ? -X -gk L' H V H lf. My Q3 if W L '1-X L . 1 L 5 , ' J 0 ' ' ., Q .- ' N We X' A '5EQ E:f: - Q!-' h h .. LX Q . ,. 'Q E , Q 1 . an-n..,,,,, 9 if S 5 ,A X Xu SQ W Fre hmen The Class of The spirit of '76 is beginning to show. The freshmen beat the sophomores and juniors in the canned food drive. With the help of their officers, the freshmen got into the full.swing of things at Lincoln this year. CAN me 54 Classes IN, 'FR qu Begin' Advisor Mr. St. John The officers from top to bottom are: Cabinet .... George Safadago Vice President Dave Shotwell President . . . Donald Johnson Sec. Treasurer .... Carol Sun U if M V 'K swf' , fa i 2 ' sw Zkxk A K' Z .. ,T as so sz - gk weft' X A sh ' as hw 'VAA A A , C. Laurie Celia Scott Steve Jody Dan Adams Amundsen Anderson Anderson Attebury Augustin Q-. -' - .,. Dave Tina Dawn Balph Ballestrino Bednared Kathy Bierman Becky Braun mis , fs as Susan Bukoskey . . K ., . 5 R Les Campbell JK is ,, l Eileen Dorothy Bird Bomer Debra Brestar Larry Brestar Sue Carla Burlingame Cain -rx' Mike Chanda Carlson Carver Peter Bellecy Sue Jim Bender Berg Susanne Borg Steve Brown Nick Caldwell :H l Q, l ,. S l Roy Typical second floor traffic. Chadwick Brian Baker Jw '21 X' f: 1 .W Becky Betz Classes 55 ,h C 'Q . ' E . -'N' we ' 'R-.W E l Q Kevin Debbie RiCk Claudon Clem Clements if e 'W Susan Dave Crystal Conway Cook Cooper Kerri Chris Bill Denini Derezes Dickson -,-. Mike Kinnunen expertly sews that seam straight. 56 Classes 16 ,145 'Wk is Mike Caren Clinkenbeard Clubine ff? ' of ssll zz' E C 'ff ,1 E ' ' I 9 , me lli, l ii-- .w Sl . S' live- S2 C A X u C9!E.z-ie., 'E 1 B, Luann Elizabeth Cox Crane i... 'T' ' 6 Angie Cominos Mike Connell Angela Maryann Currie Daniels A 1 ' Alan LoAnn Dina Marguerite Donaldson Dreke Drovetto Dye r 'E fp.. - . my , me- ZE YN-v rs-WL I g,wf-Ls, I : xi' 5 , 5 I I l a C Kurt Laurie Barbara Betty Edwards Ellis Ersfeld Evanson ,.,,--? James Jim Don Susan Fisher Friar Frissell Fox '- ,:. ' .k:Qrr,, . .. :Av .. -,i -ir . . ' 'E D '- '7 'P ., . i f , ll., if ' .at it 0 V ' be -- E 1 ' af. ' E, A P 'f ' 'l Kathy Brett Jeff Audrey Gadbois Gallagher Garlid George The LRC in action. vi-x ' se- Edward Patty Heller Herrick Thom as Howell are 5 . Susan Hynes .x Mary Hsu H J ..,..,f. . +A 5 ' as 36-1, .s 4 .. r .. - wa -5 Janet Jacobs Betty Gross TMR- .f .T ..- V. -T: i f i , in , J Elf, V.-..:'s - :X . :aj kg iff W Terry Halbukken - , g ! xx A Adele Heller Debbie Houlton H lx Janice Yvonne Kathy Jan George Grael' Grant Gregersen it ss . 'jj ' '. V' T N r ..,.s.- Patty Diana Don Maureen Gross Grossenbacher Guidon Guindi , 'R if ' is Z, K Ns E 'G gl Nw Lorene Brian Melinda B0b Hansen Harding Hauschild Hazel H '54 H ss- J' J J 1 as is '- . is- f 2 . - R4 1,21 I Kris Jeff Suzanne Brian Hjort Holmes Hopkins Hough sif t 451 fi' 7 f- gg , U iiii N R - ' .. ra N-X, sw- ff Si J -rf' f. Mark Tamara Hughes Huston ' iliii W , ,K K CT, ,wx Sign. In K ffl . . Freshmen and so lon e cl ee lead t 't Jim Richard to Ethan.. pl lor I I ers ge I J, , E ' Classes 57 aeoby Jacques Gloria Johnson n .,:.V S X gpm Ma.. ia .- ,W 1 H. , . ,. W, ,... ,., Q. 5 ififlqf' lg Wim . -ti ff 1 HIT-sy . 3- -. .1 o J AQ ,A 'K 'g--,M , ,, may Q zkkk ,d 4' li , A - f its?-55.4 .A Q i I s ' , emi X E EV 3 I . C yg x i' g. ,,L.iL.fi.tt K. , Q i ff I 2-f C Julie P A Donne Johnson A Ji Johnston . K X - A . ' ' J ,z -A wal? ww Lori Jean TCPCSH Jones Kannn Kaul - .. 9 Q .f I ig.,,,.f . J . 'fa .Xs' , if , . P' ' -35 l Jody Mike I alwayr wanted to Fly. Mike , Keeler Kesler Kinnunen l .--.,,-. . i l l Louise Rhonda Victor Joanne Kathy Jamie Kobuke Komberec Kraakmo Lamphere Lanouette Larsen ' f'A Patrick Jeannette Bill Jeff Christina Cheryl Limb Lin Lupo Lykken Lynch Malmstadt 1 Y xg ,,, ,AV Q . ga ' it J U , A i ' Q W k' - ,-:L 'fi -Q-.- i 6 ,y,. Dwight Kevin Lyn Charles Darla John Marean McCandlish McCracken McCray McGee McPherson .1 C orrinne Jones Katerina Kazakos Lisa Kinsman Elizabeth Lehman Kathy Manning is 9 Bob Miles if 1 X - 'Y . if-iss 1. K 1 M w 5 If. u wr A MM r A s. --,N Mary Jeanne Martha William Missler Morel Morgan Morrow ql 1 L'11- .. , J AL'XL f sy ' K' 11 . J '-kk L k.:r'A f u a ll e 43 Q: ' f is .J - H J A rw H .. ,Q X xr ' vw ' i. .ff J. -Qt, 5 - Q J 555, ' ' W A f ' 4 E? nn J f Bob Greg Brenda Sina Nance Neisinger Nelson Nelson Virginia Alberto Per Kelly Ordona Ortiz Oscarsson O'Toole 'J ll, J I - -.. :W J -' g L A ,. lbgqldb ga X ., Laureen Lorrita Kevin Gail Paulson Paulson Puylor Pearson I Judy Moselle iwywwf I N., sq: 5 ,W s Elaine Ochs fw- -s. ,K A. ,X gms ...'i.. f- we. V f - Lynn Overbey P x W5 Aleta Perry Mike James Motzer Myers Miguel Mike Olgum Opstrup s 73.-.12 gm? K In - sg V s V ifawau V N M AJ I l 'ii' John Clayton Ozbun Park I . X J. ,,. , 5 . - 'ff' ill. 0' 1.. xv., sg 1 if John Sandra Peters Peterson ome ON Fileaunzns, T QN A lVl0vlN', We vs lvl 1, BCTA, WERE GONNH PROVGCVIJ A bit of freshman doggerel graces the first floor. Classes 5 9 l l l i Debbie Pomranky ie it i gag 'fm , , in ...., 1 Randy Richards David Riley J 'Q X i 4 AWE . E, ,B in Lori Rohr Carol Rost Stacey Scillo ik X' ' Q -- itz, as W F Laura Jim Pool Pullman r. Debbie Lori Richardson Richey we ' -N.:-, -V Leslie Dorothy Robinson Rodolf fi- -.. Ada Beth Ron Rossart Mary Chris Rowland Ruth a i Mary An it a Seabeck Selin Trice Colleen Aimee Karin Pyke Ramsey Rasmussen Rhinehart Mr. Baptiste's health class contemplate those heavy questions. A iw, K..-, A, , , Q Qlfe :- George Greg David Kerrie Safadago Schmidt Schnider Schurr iff? 2' 22:14 -v 1' 3 XL 5' 1 4. ,V -. Q fi M W sk ef ,er if F Carrie Dave Nancy Sam Shew Shotwell Shulmier Skats J odeen Dana Slusher Smith rj 'X 'ie X no ! 1.- jk i nf., -A X .. is is 1 if s O- Yuon ne Steve Smlfh Sorensen I xi 4 s ls Katie Desiree Stavros Strindberg W 51 Q by so K it, - 1 '9 ' 2 -1 Les- '- a xf f r N Jeff Kathy Teigen Tinkler 'if Janie Susane Smith Srnith -sw Chris Lin poses precariously on the ladder as she displays a EE: S J 5' A freshman class poster. e 1, 1 f ,Q X X Carol Debbie Mary Al Sun Swenson Tang Taylor f 'ti' Mary Bob Darlene Cheryl Toutongh Trebon Valle Wallace g., - Harolyn Sarah Julie Julie Watson Watson Wells Williams Steven Teeny Pat Walton ' ' 2- an or-nxg it Jamie Wilson Frosh girls relax in the SfACdagter a job Vivian joan Rob Sylvia wen done on the Canned 00 me' Winston Woodward Wortman Yan Classes 61 Advisor Mr. Watters S0phomores, the Class of 7 . With the help of their enthusiastic officers, the class of '75 raised money for their class by having a flower sale at the beginning of the year. A soph-frosh dance was another of the many activities the sophomores sponsored. A As this year ends, the sophomores can look back on their accomplishments, and look forward with anticipation to another two years at Lincoln. 1 President, Darrell Collins, Cabinet Rep., Ron Price, Senate, Sharon Kozaig Secretary Treas., Carrie Peterson, and Vice President, Grant Cheadle. Classes ...def L Karol Ruben George . Adanis Anderson Angvik 'iv S.- Sarah Aoki S ,. , me . 6 V t .. ge X X t i R ' Be lle ooo R f iw 0 fi 1 R - wc' fi r ee ' X Q '- ee ' Q 9 Q o,oo. .e X yi S Doug Susan Karan Gary Bach Bacon ...... X gl on te 5 :3i-'-:' - QA Baker wx X ,eg ax it we R tr Hgfl 'UB .M Baird Laurie Brian Debbie Katherine Baugher Beach Beauchemin Beckner GO! 'mf My N so Marilyn Deanna Sandy Kelley Bergstrom Biel Biggerstaff Bircher sophomore girls. Health classes provide important information lor freshman -ve-N Bill Mike Norma Atwood Austin Asehenbrenner N-:ae-eff Siege E-5 if ' H iitt S. ,Q t --- P i G w- f . ' S +5 -' 1 ,f 'i A I 4. ,if ' Dawn Battson Kenny Reuel Baskett Batayola e we t X 1' 'TN' ew X 'W ie S ee Barbara Bentler Robert Steve Bender Bensusen in ei . M. .SS A e f We X t S s X , ,, 9 If , Dave Black Sandy Cheryl Bircher Bjelke ee w George M im Stexe Blanehird Blattner Breda X X x N Randy lvy Bill Brierley Brown Burns Mike Kurt Bury Bushnell Redge Nancy Campbell Carlson 1 Q as li Kendall Gage Carson Caruthers Pam Grant Chang Cheadel Chuck Judy Cook Cooper Heather Judy Maureen C ullahan ' E a- 'X lll A . ' wg' C iafsk. x. s 3' 5 Carolyn Carlstrom '51 Matt Castner ? Colette Coberly Colleen Cox Julie Sophomores show Lincoln spirit at the Winter Sports assembly. A . 'i f' Cheryl Darrell Lynn Maureen Cole Collins Collins Connors ha L fe' ' L - P I I A 4- .:- 'E ,S C l .Q Le Ann Cathy Pat Rick Cox Craig Crandall Dalrymple Q N Robert Robert Mary Cl'lriS Daniels Davenport Davis Dawley Dillard Difimef Douge E l S Jim Donna Andy Mary Edwards Eggleston Ellis England Sheryl Engler Sharon Marie Betty Cindy Evans Evensen Ewing Feuling Debbie Frost Jeanett Barbara Steve Paul Pat Fujita Garcia Gauthun Gee Gleason Gail Sabina Denise Todd Juli Kelly Goodenough Grant Greaby Gregersen Gwin Hagerty Ramona Hahn K Penny Marie Viola Gayle Scott Kathy Hale Hamada Hand Hansen Hansen Harding Q , Kafhefinf MUSC Verla Terri Nancy Darlene Henry HCFHCK Herrmann Hines Hjelm Hobart 2 Ed Hehman . if Louise Hockersmith l r . 4 K kgs f -ag M- 4 Bra , QM. or Greg Maria Don Hocking Holtz Horman M 2' . J 1, L :I ' . X 1 Y ,., fi Christine Janet Larie Jacoby Jacoby Johnson it Q . Ted Sandra Jennifer Johnston Jones Judd f' V Yi kk . ' ? ,I we 4- C- ' ri , Y 2 if ' QS- -K in it L S 'S if A fr i Tom Diane Kris Knox Kobuke Kofoed . ...fn- Steve Hughes George Isla Lorna Johnson Mike Johnson Kathleen Karch Sharon Kozai Diane Kennedy Andrea Lagmay rrosh-Soph boys pay close attention to the instructor in their Health class. 'l ate the whole thing. t J a ll 3 ' J, .K Q Ai- DW: fi! 5- -, . h H ' W . K I .fx , -1 f , , , rs Karen Shannon Kimber Klasell -s ' x Coreen Tom Lammers Lanske Jenny Cecellia Last Lee Cathy Debbie Lenay Limb os -.A l ..,Z ., 1 Sheryl Karla Margaret Linda SCOTI Lori RiCk Lindell Litzenberger Livingstone Logan Logan Loiseau Mabe Larry Joe Malleis McDaniel - , : A + - ,-:., 2 ,rrrrIV,r b M J fl Terry Wally Mehrer Merciar .- 3 Rosanne Jeanett Moore Morrell ni 'ii 'N J, W , ,J 53 Mari Derek Nakashima Nelson A ,fix sf M .N ,M .. I 11-rv Laurie Samir McFarlane Medawar at Debbie Abbie Milne Minckler as N. 'V' 2. 1 Y f MiCl'16llC Debbie Arlene Trebone keeps her eyes on that copy. Morrow Mullins li: so i irrr A ::,, S .f- A T 3 '- S re wi S. 'nj H Q 1 ,gg M A rVV by Lise Shelly Hui Perry Dean Nelson Nelson Oakley O'Claire Olson Debbie Karen Olson Olson . gs , 4 iii. l X1 Holly Anita Carrie Linda Jean Owen Peterson Peterson Post Price K A, s- l'You can pick up more than apples at the apple machine. Fran Rene ADH Rochon Rose Rossart 'fi MEQQ? 1 .,A. .-v .M - vi., Debbie Diane Linda Schneider Scott Scrivanich iw ' ' Q 3' El Te .3-,ga Q- -17 vi Randy Devan John Selstad Shears Shipek 5 - e, Q M 'E' Ron Al Shawn Carol Price Rainsberger Rawlings Reed Peter Nora Tom Lena Rennie Richards Richards Richardson Angela Kate Del Cheryl Rinaldi Rinaldi Rinaldo Rock John Cindy John Mark Rost Ruff Schaedler Schilling 3 fi ' Q f Lorraine Karilyn Lise Diane Scrivanich Seeger Seeschaaf Seibert Sue Calvin Josanne Marisa Skates Smith Smith Smith -- if s 1- jf' wi K i. ,Q :Q ,V I h if 1 , Debbie Claus and Todd Schilperoort feed Barb Boyd 'ilelappy Mike Harold Dan Heidi Biflhdayn Cake- Smith Spilde Spreine Staggs Wa if V9 Mike Diane Richard Lynda Katheine Ralph Mary Stoll Sundsby Tanner Tarr Taylor Terry Thomas Tone' . 1.: i Y :rr ., .3 Cindy Norma Athanasia John Cheri Rick Thomas Thompson Timbang Trapalis Tsoukalas Tuttle Valenti Kathy Walter Tamsyn Willard :T gf ,, if i Darrell Winston Ei? -J R YJ ? Chris Laura Cathy Robin Debbie Ronalie Wargo Watkins Weil Wheeler White Wichman Terry Williams Tina W' , , . - right the LRC. Classes 69 Dave Hill Gail Clark and Sharon Blair socialize in Bruce Cheadle Nancy Pilon President Vice President Jan Trokey Ralph Davison Cabinet Rep. Advisor Laffy Hynes Michelle Attebery Secretary Cabinet Rep. Class of 1974 The Class of '74 showed their spirit throughout the entire year. Their activities started out early, with a bake sale on the first day of school. Other activities were a car wash in the rain, selling hot dogs at the wrestling matches and basketball games, and a class ski trip. Overall, it was a good year for Lincoln's Class of '74. Classes Sue Albright Sue Balph 5' if K ' 1' Sandy Bergerson 'il?i??5i1Q aaaa Bev Breda Helen Bumett Bruce Cheadle at if 5 af ll :eggs 4, , 'H' li A My Susan Gary Kim Allen Anderson Anderson ff ..L. Mike Jolm Kasandra Bardsley Barmuta Bass Don Maria Sharon Bjelke Bjelke Blair , 321 ' J.. X A 9 5 ' , Connie Trudy Cindy Brown Brown Brunotte ' erie , L- ' Frank Mary Charlie Burns Butler Cantrell - C ' S ' -eee J j t J v vb . W ,, -za Debbie Sheila Ron Claus Cline Clinkenbeard Sheila Michelle Jeanette Anderson Attebery Baer Q.A b 'V r n f kkk-1 if -f Qi' 3 Ati l A A D E Elizabeth Debbie Jim Bathurst Beasley Bendewald Elizabeth Braun Ken Barbara Bowen Boyd i ,. .r,.. M' Y i H Iii ' I At Jennifer Dave Bukoskey Burlile . seslea .3 e H .. .,,, ff, . 'Ia i fu- -6 Cindi Burlingame Melanie Carlson 2 gy in t 1 N ws lr 25 - S 1, 051-1 1 'Sa , 'V at 9 2 vi 1 if Cindy C lubine ,,.. iii' ey, Rhonda Colleen Carlson Caruthers alaatae . A 1 Bill John Cody Coggan , 4' 'Cv Donna Nick Colleen Maria Jerry Paul Judy Colar Cominos Conners Converse Cook Copeland Cornell ai . V Nick Sharon Sue Val John David Debbie Cranee Curto Daly Darnell Darrow DeLaro Dedo Rick Diane Becky Paul Douge DuBois Durham Elliott i 'Fr'- Q U' .yn Tracey Sue John Joan Who saysjunior girls don't have spirit. Elliott Ellis Elsasser Eustaquio a fr ft, 2 Dolores Sally Herbert Lisa Eustis Fagan Fairbanks Fessel uv o-1'-f I ff Kim Jane Pat Chris Freeman Frissell Fry Gagnier is Denise Fisk , k',r Ji. Q as Elizabeth Garber E s ,, gif sg . W 4 he E Q ar D Xi' Q 1 t H y S V ,A 4 Cherie Laurie Founds Fowler as vs, R. Q 5 ta args, A.. ' ..' A-.TQ P--ll N' Sharon Chris Garrett Gibson :gn-ff S' 'R f 6 ri Dave Golob X gif sl 4+ fx if SEQ, yQ y l Mary Guidon Anne Molly Goodwin Graf saves f i ii sw ,L David Bill Hadaway Hale Michelle Gillis Robin Heese Heller Hendershot Dean Kathy Cindy Hira bayaslii Hobson Holmes Charles Hoppe Kay Hyer Mike Evan Hoskins Hundley Pam Jackman Robin Jesse Karen Grant .sas s .lsr bm' sa s. e w, A gm-ee f Q 5 1 .. .- , .., ,R Debbie Hauschild Bruce Herbig '15' 'Q s on l Rx -x .L-. f- emma. l s 35 in 5 5 r 3 E Vi Diana Honey Larry Hynes e we s s wr! sf . r J.. J R, J x x- 1.4 0. sw N Rolf Johansen -sf' Clay Scott Ray Gravelle Gregerson Guardiano Georgia Peggy Vickie Hazel Helgevold Helmick Clair Sue Wayne Herrmann Hillesland Hingtgen Linda Evansen can't believe that Cindy Rusch is really studying. Classes 73 i J is I s, i- ssse V ,, . . L 4 A :I Q xx v m Q - K e . . ,333 LLLL , mm,A J . , Faith Fawn Valerie Shelley Neil Rick Donna Johnson Johnson Johnson Judd Kanikkeber Keenan Keirn g Ken Kesler i QC. John Knox .,,,, ,. 104' Richard Chris Don Susan Debbie Donna Kessrna n Kiehl Kincl Kinsman Klein Klein 5 Jean Larson Carol Karen Bill Sharon David Karl . Kobuke Kofoed Korvin Krank Ladd Langlois ,, . J liillgf . ., M ,ju , L f Gordon Christine Susan Nancy Vic Dawn Hehman Lin Lobo Lucier Lundquist Mahnke -J in ' , w lj -, Sharon Joe Georjean Maples Marchand Marks C indee Manus in-, . . ,.4--- John Knox studies hard in the LRC. Tim Janice Carroll Tim Martz Matzke McAllister McCandlish Qu. WCSWY Paul Patty Aida Bob MCDaniCl MCEllli11Cy McGlauilin Medawar Melvey . ., . ,X.. M +' N R Q fi l . 1 Bob Paul Dan lim -'lm' Debbie Klein hoses down a clean car for tl Menzer Milliken Minnick MISSICT MOSUTIHE junior class car wash. l Marella Bill Shirley John Rolf Gloria Karen Moon Morris Moton Nagy Nelson Neuharth Nichols Eivind Pam Andy Pam Carol Lori Olivia Nilsen Normand Norton O'Gornian Olson Olson Olsson Kathy Penny Camilla Mike Wesley Neal Oralia Oman Parr Pascual Pastore Patton Pedersen Perez ' :1,s , ' I er i' i P V ki M Karen Deborah Nancy Carolyn Edward Gina Merry Peruch Peters Pilon Poore Powell Prendergast Pritchard le x M Rae Cliff Rasmussen Reed The slicked-up juniors won class competition at the TrisF Day Patty Gary assembly. Reltder Reid JO N- Tom Dawn Cathy Mike Sharon John Bill Reinert Rene Rennebohm Rennie Rihanek Roal Robinson '04 Barbara Don Renee Jim Chris Cindy Ron Robinson Roddick Rodenhauser Rooney Rountree Rusch Rutherford ,s K.. , . Q.,- QQ? l Rose Linda Marie Todd Judy Lynn Dorothy Ryan Sanbom Sargeant Schilperoort Shelton Sheriff Shotwell Laura Robin Sheila Ivy Byron Sandra Cathy Shulmier Siemers Skurski Smit Smith Smith Sorel F5 v Pam Pat Jacob Jeff Richard Lynne John Spangler Spangler Spiflbafi Staff Stern Stenstrom Strickfaden ix ,'- 'E 1 ia , f' i 5 Anna Karen Sharon Faye Elaine Linda Mariann Sullivan Tanler Teeny Thomas Thomas Thompson TJOISCH Tinna Bill Pat Jan Warren Jim Sue Toland Trapalis Trine Trokey Truitt Ullman Ullom Daryl Mike Elveriu JOYCE Jessie Susan Debbie Van Camp Varon Vinson Vordahl Walsh Weil Wille if 1 if is -..... Cindy Jodie Tim Carol Wilson Wingfield Wortlien Young Keith MHVY Rolf Nelson, Barb Boyd, and Ken Basket! count the Young YOUUS cans collected by the juniors in the canned food drive. Classes 7 7 The 1973 Sports Staff would like to thank David Daniels, Jimmy Johansen, Jeff Johnson, and Gordon Wang for additional photographs used in Sports.Section. 1-W k ,. imgzs sr-ff 'i?'w 'Y r f'Ak'3v M 'sm ' .ij Y . - ,f , :fi x. , J 1 ez 1 k -. :..,:i.:l , 511'-5 QM ,HKS ww R m. is 6 K X EN is ' V A ef' fe i it 'gg . .. w w , X X use X ,V Q :M , ,ing Qi A QM he ,. i s .. K- 1 f new M ff, R, A -Q 9 l, V 1 k if , , eff: mf' 4 1 ' . , ,ss wi! A .. A Q x. ,J s YN Q, 1972 FOGTBALL TEA TRIE The 1972 managers are: Del The Lincoln reserves await their chance during the Cleveland game. Rif121d0, Bob Bartwen, Alan COX, Bob Bender. Trainer: Ernie Dusten. Head Coach Asst, Cgach Asst. Coach Asst. Coach Dick Pangallo Gary Baskett Sam Beechner Bud Norris 14 Roosevelt 7 S 7 Hale 24 l 6 Cleveland 31 C 6 Ballard 27 40 lngraham 7 R 6 Shorecrest 0 22 Shoreline 16 E R' Beach LYNX! 80 Sports A LITTLE HARDER S. Kinnunen No. 15 D. Wille No. 17 Sr. Quarterback Sr. Quarterback T. Barr No. 6 Jr, Quarterback --1 .,:,,l Y N . M. Rennie No. 48 Jr. Fullback W. Beasley No. 25 Sr. Fullback S. James No. 32 Soph. Halfback R. Dalrymple No. 10 J. Ferry No. 22 J. Bendewald No. 33 Soph. Tailback Sr. Tailback Jr. Slotback The football team showed marked improvement in 1972 as they accomplished a feat unmatched since 1969: they won two games. The Lynx played an exciting brand of football as they were able to give some of the, league's toughest teams a real battle, losing 14-7 to Roosevelt, 22-16 to Shoreline, and 24-7 to Nathan Hale. Perhaps the hardest defeat to take was their 14-12 loss to Rainier Beach, which wasn't decided until the last play of the game. But the season was not without bright spots as Lincoln defeated a strong Cleveland team, 31-7, and squeaked past Shorecrest, 6-0, in the mud at Shoreline Stadium. Individual standouts were Denis Monica, team captain, Seattle TIMES A11-Metro team Linebacker. Dave Woodhouse was named second-team center on the Seattle P-I's All-Metro team. Jim Ferry, who led the league in kickoff return yardage, and scored seven touchdowns, was named the team's Most Valuable Player and Willie Beasley, a hard-running fullback. was elected the team's Most Inspirational Player. P. Jeffery No. 89 B. Bames No. 86 B. Cheadle No. 87 Jr. Slotback Sr, Tight End Ir. Tight End slid' get Dave Woodhouse C001 and Dale Robbins f82j watch Willie Beasley crawl for every inch he can get against Roosevelt. D. Robbins No. 82- n, Bjelke No, 83 SI. Tight End Jr, End 1 if The Lynx take a flex on their way to the first win of the season A- Speak? NO- 81 C. Sheriff No. 84 against Cleveland. Sr, Spllt End Sr. Split End G. Wang No. 18 M. Nealy No. S4 D. Woodhouse No. 00 G. Kraus No. 72 J. Rover No. 90 C. Gibson N0 64 Sr. Flanker Jr. Center Sr. Center S0ph.Tack1e SL1-ackle Jr Guard A ...,. J li L l82 Sports S. McDermo'tt No. 65 Jr. .Guard N. Kanikkeberg No. 67 Jr. Guard R' Rutheffofd NO' 61 M- de Oliveira NO- 39 Willie Beasley says hello to Cleveland defense. Jr. Guard Sr. Kicker . - - so M M' Ms... Q Q X ANN - f .,.......:. . .F gsm 5. .Elf ,.qg..,.g.g5...:g2 ., . . it 5 5. wil 0 gr' G 7 :inf M... 7 -T T hQ T sqnuwulldvf 'A gigs? ' '..... . . , s 7 o . f--- 3 -if 7 pair. , QW, K. T ' . .rf Mm -M ff... il 1 x'LL I Q K . - ' 3 , Lis s u t : s.PimrkowSkiN0.11 D,Hudaway NO, 85 ' 1 G l X il 3. Sr. Punter Jr, End D- I-add NO- 53 5- Cuffan NO- 70 Flash Gordon and Gerry Cook put Ron Hall out ol' Jr. End Jr. Tackle the game. J B. Hale No. 75 j. Nagy No. 79 W. Williams No. 78 K. Baskett N0. 68 R. Nelson No. 77 'T Thomas No. 55 r. Tackle jr, Tackle Sr. Tackle S0ph. Guard Jr. Guard Jr. Guard B. Cook No. 30 S. Gregerson No. 21 Sr. Halfback Jr. Halfback o . . 5 TL. T... S Q...b X .. fx.. -M . x Lxyk o QL. Hi. .. . S . kfoo f T . s . s s ss kkkk 7 A - 1 -X , . . -Smilh NO. 35 M. zamer No. 26 Jrm Ferry dodges Roughrrders at rrght end. Sf, 1-mfback Jr' Halfback Sports 83 B. BIUCS NO- 44 J. Darrow No. 60 Jr. Linebacker Jr, Linebacker Denis Monica Captain Willie Beasley Inspirational Jim Ferry Most Valuable Pl. K. James No. 88 Jr. Safety METRO STANDINGS North Division South Division W L W Hale... ..... 7 1 QueenAnne.. .,.,8 Ingraham . . . ..... 6 2 Franklin . . . . . . .5 Roosevelt ..... ..... 6 2 West Seattle .... .... 4 Shoreline . ..... 4 4 Cleveland .... .... 4 Shorecrest .,.. ..... 3 S Sealth ........ .... 3 LINCOLN . . . . ..... 2 6 Rainier Beach .... . . . .2 Ballard ..... ..... I 7 Garfield ..... .... I Joe Rover 1905 shows his rhythm as he moves in time with the team. 1 D. Monica No. 66 G, Cook No, 80 Sr. Linebacker Jr. Safety 2 E A Steve Kinnunen sucks it up during pre season practice. JUNIOR VARSITY SOPI-I-FROSI-I FOOTBALL FOOTBALL North Division Ingraham .... .... Shoreline .... .... Lincoln . . . Roosevelt . . . . . . . Shorecrest . . . . . . . Ballard ..... .... Nathan Hale South Division Garfield .... Queen Anne Franklin . . Cleveland . . Chief Sealth West Seattle Rainier Beach North Division Nathan Hale Ballard .... Ingraham . . . Shorecrest . . Roosevelt .. Shoreline . . . Lincoln .... South Division Queen Anne West Seattle Franklin . . . Chief Sealth Cleveland . . Garfield .... Rainier Beach OPH-FRO H FOOTBALL G. Allen, S. Anderson, J. Ams, B. Baker, P. Bellecy, J. Berg, Breda, A. Brooks, S. Brown, M. Bury, N. Caldwell, R- C2-Thle, Carlson, T. Carter, S. Cartier, R. Clements, D. Collins, P. Crandall, C1-opp, R. Davis, R. deOliviera, M. Erben, J. Fisher, P. Gee, D, Goss, Hadfield, S. Hanson, M. Herrick, D. Hill, D.K. Hill, T. Hmson, Hocking, G. Hudson, M. Hudspeth, S. James, M' Johnson, Kinnunen, J. Leaf, R. Lewis, B. Mann, D. Muir, C. Nagey, J- 0Sf1'0m, A Pachucki, E. Petrullo, B. Powell, G. Safadago, J. Schulte, C. Shelton, C Shotwell, R. Spaulding, J. Sproul, M. Squibb, P. Storbakken, F. Symon, M. Thompson, G. Turay, L. Viola, A. Wahl. JU IOR VARSITY Lincoln's junior varsity and sophomore-freshman football squads experienced a mixture of success and disappointment in 1972. The jayvees, composed of players who saw limited action in varsity games, enjoyed their first winning season in many years with a 3-2 record. All of their victories came at home as they defeated Nathan Hale, Shoreline, and Ballard. The third team had a different kind of season, losing each of their seven games. The team didn't even have a full-time coach until two games had been played, but the many talented freshmen on the team will be back next year to improve their record. J. Bendewald, D. Bjelke, B. Cheadle, D. Decaro, P. Jeffrey, K. James, D. Ladd, W. Patton, W. McDaniels. AR ITY CROW COUNTRY The 1972 Lincoln cross-country squad finished in fine fashion in the always-competitive Metro League. The harriers placed fourthin the northern division, behind Nathan Hale, Shoreline, and Ingraham, and were fifth in overall league standings. The Lynx were paced this year by juniors George Frick and Tim Dupont, and also contributing to the all-out team effort were seniors, Brian Horman, Gary Hocking, and Gary Albright. Varsity letters were also awarded to Gillis Heller, George Anderson, Kurt Smith, and Don Horman. The team also awarded varsity letters to head manager, Tom Smith, who was unable to run because of eligibility problems, and time-keepers, Heather Machaness and Linda Sheeley. At the annual cross-country banquet, team members voted Brian Horman in as this year's most inspirational runner and also voted Brian and Gary Hocking as the squads co-captains for the '72 season. Junior harrier George Frick was the lone Lincoln runner to compete in state competition. Coach Cliff Townsend With a look of determination, Gary Albright Tom Smith 3 Manager gets off to a good start against West Seattle. l 9 l George Frick Tim Dl1p011t Brian Horman Gary Hocking Junior Junior Senior Senior l No. l No. 2 Co-captain Cocapgain 86 Sports Inspirational x l 1 1 1 U.. . 3 Gary Albright Gillis Heller Don Horman George AI'ldCfS0n Senior Junior Sophomore No. 7 Sophomore N0 3 No. 5 NO, 6 SCORES , Lincoln .............. 44 Nathan Hale Lincoln . . . . . . 31 Chief Sealth Lincoln 26 Ballard Lincoln . . . . . . 25 West Seattle Lincoln . . . . . . 22 Shorecrest . . Lincoln . . . . . . 15 Cleveland . . Lincoln . . . . . . 32 Roosevelt . . Lincoln . . . .... 25 Franklin . . . Lincoln . . . . . . 36 Ingraham . . . Lincoln . . . . . . 18 Rainier Beach Lincoln . . . .... 25 Franklin . . . Lincoln . . . .... 21 Queen Anne Lincoln .............. 33 Shoreline . . . Northern Division - 4th place we All-Metro - Tied for 5th jf . .:.- f Brian Horman and Gegrge Fi-ick blitz past an Linda Sheeley and.Heather MacKaness, timers for the team Ingraham runner during the All-Metro meet. are HIWRYS busy duflng the Cf0SS COUHUY meets Sports 87 all I A Coach Townsend instructs the lt Junior Varsity Cross Country The Junior Varsity team suffered a rough year going 2-ll for the regular season and a disappointing 10th in the All Metro Meet. But through gaining needed experience and a year of big improvement, the JV's are looking to be strong contenders in 1973. Lincoln 33 Franklin 22 Lincoln 15 Queen Anne 50 Lincoln 50 Shoreline l 5 Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Nathan Hale Sealth Ballard West Seattle Shorecrest Cleveland Roosevelt Franklin Ingraham Rainier Beach 15 23 20 23 23 50 20 19 l 5 43 Top row: Kurt Smith, Martin Cody, Dean Olsen. Bottom row: Sheldon Chu, Dana Smith, Gary Reid. 88 Sports i ,,7,, n VOLLEYBALL This year for the first time volleyball had boys on the team. However, the boys did not play in varsity games because no other school had a boys team. The girls faired poorly winning only 2 games out of ten during the season and sixth in the North. But with volleyball becoming a varsity sport and with 5 returning lettermen they hope to do better in 1973. Coach Joan Butterworth Anita wilson drills the ball Onto her Brenda Putnam spikes the ball in practice as her teammates watch. opponent's side while Brenda Putnam looks on. Top row: Bob Perry, Bill Bums, Brenda Putnam, Jo Beste, Anita Wilson, Shirley Moton, Barbara Putnam, Dan Crist. Bottom row: Cathy Weil, Sarah Watson, Donna Klein, Karen Nichols, Kathy Henry, Sue Kinsman. Not pictured: Frank Shaw, John Balph, Barbara Robinson, Jim Meyers, Jay Pringle . U Jo Beste gives a look of determination as she serves the ball. ASKETB LL Chester Harvey Mr. Robert Romstead Varsity Coach J ,V, Coach Basketball Scores LINCOLN - 38 Nathan Hale - 62 LINCOLN - 42 Roosevelt - 67 LINCOLN - 44 Ingraham - 78 LINCOLN - 48 I Ballard - 73 Basketball managers: Terry Clinkenbeard fVarl LINCOLN - 49 Shorecrest - 48 LINCOLN - 48 Cleveland - 35 LINCOLN - 47 Shoreline - 52 LINCOLN - 43 Nathan Hale - 60 LINCOLN - 32 Roosevelt - 59 l LINCOLN - 48 l Ingraham - 86 LINCOLN - 56 Ballard - 99 LINCOLN - 59 Shorecrest - 61 . LINCOLN - sa l Franklin - 71 I LINCOLN - 67 Shoreline - 65 -21. liz. w ' -- 5, I I 53? Mr. Joel Watters Soph-Fresh Coach Tebelius QJVJ and Mike L-R: C. Harvey, B. Barnes, D. Ladd, G. Jones D Hadaway D Wille, P. Milliken, N. Tsoukalas, A. Brooks A Ramsberger J Tsoukalas, S. Gregerson, M. Clinkenbeard fMgrJ J .V. Basketball Team LINCOLN - 38 LINCOLN - 29 Nathan Hale - 72 Nathan Hale - 72 LINCOLN - 55 LINCOLN - 30 Roosevelt - 53 Roosevelt - 66 LINCOLN - 51 LINCOLN - 51 Ingfaham - 76 Ingraham - 73 LINCOLN - 56 LINCOLN - 34 Ballard - 60 Ballard - 56 LINCOLN - 47 LINCOLN - 40 Shorecrest - 82 Shorecrest - 55 LINCOLN - 49 LINCOLN - 54 Cleveland - 69 Ffaflklifl - 66 LINCOLN - 47 LINCOLN - 41 Shoreline - 49 Shoreline ' 63 L-R: R. Romstead, A. Brooks, G. Gilbert, M. Wiley, M. Erben, S. Bensusen, G. Krause, D. Olsen, D. Cunz, A. Rainsberger, O. Smith, R. Herring. Soph-Fresh Basketball S-F 52 Loyal Heights 47 S-F 34 Queen Anne 59 S-F 49 fO.Tj Magnolia No. 1 52 S-F 26 Roosevelt 43 S-F 40 Magnolia No. 2 30 S-F 34 Laurelhurst 57 S-F 34 Roosevelt 53 S-F 53 Magnolia No. 2 63 S-F 37 Meadowbrook 56 S-F 32 Roosevelt 58 S-F 46 Madison 51 S-F 41 Bitterlake No. 1 S-F 58 Hamilton 47 S-F 32 Queen Anne 53 S-F 56 Univac 62 S-F 52 Blaine 49 S-F 33 Loyal Heights 51 D. Brown UVB, M. DeCottle, and K. Hopper fsoph-freshj are not pictured. LR, back-front: J. Watters, J. Gregersen, K. Wisener, P. Oscarrson, C. Millro, D. Johnson, M. Mosby, J . Turner, K. Williams, C. Bennet. 4 x Q R 2 ii? if . sf: L 1 A ,Q A 5 IA! 5 P if ind 1-1 ...M Q.-. 'TZ 'ki RW BNN' F'- -E. , X TS W A X f if ,y x wh.. K--x. i I X Mr. Richard Hays Head Coach Varsity Wrestlers J .V. Wrestlers WE'RE 0. Lincoln's wrestling team continued the pattem of success established by last seasonis team by winning all of its dual meets to keep a 26-match winning streak alive. The grapplers also won the Metro League wrestling tournament by an overwhelming margin, sending 12 of the team's 13 wrestlers to the Region ll meet held at Lincoln. Steve James, Brian Klukas, Jim Roma, and Windell Williams represented the Lynx at the state tournament. Few of Lincoln's regular-season matches were close as the squad demolished its Metro foes until the last match of the season. Shoreline and the Lynx clashed for the league title before 1700 fans in the Lincoln gym as Lincoln pulled out a 32-22 victory, with Dave Woodhouse and Williams pinning their opponents to secure the victory and the championship trophy. E E XA g ,M 1 I Front, L-Rg M. Berona 11351, D. Ordona 11011, R. Page 11081, S. James 11151, M. Tampico 11221, B. Klukas 11291, J. Dwyer 11351, T. Hingtgen 11411, J. Roma 11481, J. Schaedler 11581, W. Beasley 11681, J. Nagy 11781, D. Woodhouse 11901, W. Williams 1unlimited1, D. Robbins, R. Terry 1manager1, J. Reid 11081 not pictured. Lynx Queen Anne Lynx Shorecrest Lynx Hale Lynx R. Beach Lynx C. Sealth Lynx Ingraham Lynx Cleveland Lynx W. Seattle Lynx Queen Anne Lynx Shorecrest 1 Lynx Hale Lynx R. Beach Lynx . ..,. . Sgalth Front, L-Rg P. Rennie, K. Tampico, J. Tiegen, K. Carson, M. Squibb, J. Robertson, K. Baskett, M. Rennie, R. Davis, C. Nagy, R. Nelson, P. Bellacy, R. Wartmen, 1manager1. Lynx Ingraham Lynx Cleveland Lynx W. Seattle Lynx Franklin Lynx Ballard Lynx Roosevelt Lynx Shoreline I8 34 20 5 21 3 12 0 34 21 33 21 56 21 Sports 95 Jim Schaedler 11581 Tim I-Iinofa LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN LINCOLN WRESTLING PLACEMENTS Queen Anne LINCOLN Shorecrest LINCOLN N. Hale LINCOLN R. Beach LINCOLN C. Sealth LINCOLN Ingraham LINCOLN Cleveland W. Seattle Franklin Ballard Garfield Roosevelt Shoreline i 5 l l Marco deOliveira Sr. Halfback Stefan Pieczatkowski tSr. Forward i I i l l F v t l l 1 1 i l 1 i l t 5 5 f SOCCER 1972-7 Coach Gale Phillips poses with the soccer squad. L-R, Back Row - Jim Safioles, Jeff Garlid, George Safadago, Gordon Wang, Bill Burns, Paul Gee, Peter Garlid, Larry Westling, Todd Schilperoot, Karl Hasley, Glenn Charles, Andrei Speaks, John Knox, Joe Bentler, Steve Braun, Dave Christensen, Bill Melnik, and Reuel Batayola. Peter Garlid Steve Braun Joe Bentler Bill Melnik Gordan Wang Sr. Fullback Matthew Castner Soph. Fullback F rward Sr. C0211 Jeff Garlid Fr. Forward Bi11BUmS Lincoln soccer players, L-R, Dave Christensen, Todd Schilperoot, P3111 Gee S0Ph- Funback George Safadago, Steve Braun, Andrei Speaks, and Jim Satioles, defend Soph. HHIFDHCK the goal against the strong Ballard attack. Gale Phillips Head Coach The Lincoln Varsity Soccer team started off the season great taking second place in the pre-season tournament held in December at Memorial Stadium. Karl Hasley Sr. Goal Larry Westling Soph. Fullback Reuel Batayola Soph. Forward Dave Christensen Sr. Fullback Andrei Speaks Sr, Forward Ricardo deOliveira Todd Schilperoot Glenn Charles Jim Saiioles Fr. Forward Jr. Forward Sr. Halfback Sr. Halfback George Safadago Fr. Fullback John Knox Jr. Fullback l In the regular season the Lincoln hooters reluctantly fell to defeat. With the team's continuous effort, the Lynx flayed each game close, taking 2 out of he 7 games and tying 1. l l l QM Bill Melnik makes a dash for the ball while Jim Safioles readies Peter Garlid stands ready to defend the himself to assist. Lincoln goal from the Ballard team corner kick. l. S ' ' l Dave Christensen strides towards the 1, to get it to his teammates. Steve Braun heads the pass to Marco de0liveira in a game at Memorial while Dave Christensen stands ready. 100 Sports Carol Kobuke awaits the gun beiore swimming her Lloyd Hartsock and Jo Beste prepare to go against a Ballard opponent. way to fourth in Metro. WIMMIN In swimming's first year as a letter sport the team faired well. They have plenty of young members who will return next year. In the Metro fmals, Carol Kobuke placed fourth. Jo Beste and Bruce Cheadle were team co-captains. From left to right: lst row: Karen Klubine, Louise Kobuke, Cathy Sorrel, Dorothy Shotwell, Donna Klein, Coach Con Gregory, Kevin McCanlish. 2nd row: Rob Vincent. Saraj Watspm, Bill Myers, Genny Mena, Barb Putnam. 3rd row: unidentified, Bruce Cheadle, Debbie Klein, Rudy Karzmar, Barb Lee, Bill Morris, Jo Beste. 4th row: Richard Brown, Jim Murdock, Jay Schere, Mark Towner, Ken Bowen., John Ozan. Sth row: Lloyd Hartsock, Tom Tailor, Cathy Wilde, Neil Mason, and Steve Teeny. Bruce Cheadle rests up after taking two firsts against Franklin. SCORES LINCOLN 94 Franklin 60 LINCOLN 93 West Seattle 79 Sports lOl GIRL ARE FIR T Coach-Lenard Tanner N NORTH After capturing the Northern Division championship, Lincoln's girls basketball team lost to Garfield in the Metro League playoffs. But the Lynx finished high in their first year of competition. They compiled a reoord of four wins against only one loss. There were eighteen girls on the team. Judy Braxton checks out her Wandra Baucham aims for the basket. grip. Cheryl Malmstadt, Judy Braxton and Pam Spangler set up under the basket. Coach Tanner shows Shirley Moton how to grip the ball. Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln SCORES Nathan Hale Ballard Ingraham Roosevelt Queen Anne Shirley Moton shoots the Ball. Lisa Kinsman drives for the hoop Coach Mrs. Robare. Vanessa Herzok shows her grace on the Left to right: bottom rowg Twyla Kanzaki, Vanessa Herzok, Kylin Parks, Angie Dan balance beam, Linda Bartells, Karen Erdahl. Top row, Gail Goodenough, Donna Kearn, Cher Alexander, Laurie McFarlane, Brenda Putnam, Lynn Collins, Colleen Caruthers ai GYM A TIC This year's gymnastic team finished with a respectable record of five wins against seven losses. Out of twelve members, the team sent two to state with Brenda Putnam taking twelfth out of eighty-one participants in the vaulting event. The team elected Cheryl Alexander and Brenda Putnam co-captains. Coach-Judy Robare Kylin Parks tries the uneven parallel bars while Mrs. Robare and Donna Kearn spot for her. Brenda Putnam flies over the vault with perfect form. ..--.. --.7...... r-7.-7-777 .... 777777777 77 777 77 7 7 I x ia ' J' BA EEBALL1973 Back L-R3 Coach Joel Watters, M. Squibb, K. Baskett, P. Rennie, J. Lindwall, A. Wahl, J. Mcl-erson, M. Kinnunen, K. Williams, G Sirhmidt, J. Burnett, J. Burg, R. Reed, Wayne Hingtgen, Manager front L-Rg B. Robertson, P. Bellacy, M. Ward, K. Hadiield, F. Symon Sz Breda. .... 5 llllll P Nick Tsoukalas lst base-short stop Bill Bruce 3rd base Charlie Orear catcher-3rd base Nlt Jim Roma pitcher-center field Mr. Ed Coleman Varsity Coach Mike Rennie center field John Riley catcher Buzz Johnson 2nd base John Tsoukalas short stop .rxllllllk Gerry Cook pitcher-right field Pat Jeffery left field Derwin Brown -kllllflllilif Chris Gibson catcher Dean Hiribayshi lst base Neil Kannikaberg Nick Cominos right field Paul Milliken left field Mike Clinkenbeard manager ks.,-S1 AR ITY TRACK The boy's track team was still looking for their first win of the season against Shorecrest. The track men suffered many untimely injuries to key performers which kept them out of the 1973 running. However, the team did gain a lot of experience and is looking forward to a higher Finish next year. W it . Leftto Rightg Coaches: Dale Baskett, Gary Baskett, Bernard Baptiste, and Gary Prout. Sports 107 Scott Gregerson warms up. i r 4 i 1 t i K A S X :I W H--sux-c N au? 1 t B108 Sports Coach Baptiste instructs his runners. Coach Prout leads his runners. Hurdlers: Gordon Wang, Paul Gee, Dave Sato, and Mike Nealey 880 Relay Team: Mark Towner, Dave Sato, Brad Cook, and I im Ferry. The distance team works out on the track. s 2 E' 1 I Top Row, Left to Right: Steve Anderson, Keith James, Tim Dupont, Brian Horman, Bill Barnes, Kurt Smith, Mike Hudspeth, Darrell Collins, Kent Tampico, Steve Teeny. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Greg Turay, Dan Jasper, Gary Hocking, Scott Anderson, Steve Roe, Neil Pedersen, Mike Zahler, Jeff Garlid, Pete Cropp. Sports 109 Top Row, Left to Right: Dale Raymond, Ralph Terry, Kent Wisner, George Safadago, Bob Perry, Dean Olson, Paul Storbakken, Jim Edwards, Bruce Herbig, Jan Gregerson, Willie Turner. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Tom Richards, Ray Gardono, Steve James, Tony Hinson, Nick Caldwell, Mike Bury, Ed Heller, Fred Floresca, Don Fisher, Sheldon Chu. Top Row, Left to Right: Tilden Smith, Dave Sato, Mark Towner, Paul Gee, Gordon Wang, Tom Betz, Mike Nealey, John Darrow, Dave Hadaway, Kurt Smith, George Anderson, John McLean, Gillis Heller. Bottom Row, Left' to Right: Erik Nelson, Brad Cook, Don Bjelke, Scott Gregerson, George Frick, Rolf Nelson, Coach Bemard Baptiste, Rick Dalrymple, Bruce Cheadle, Tim Barr, Dave Hill, Jim Ferry, Dan Ordona. GIRL CROSS COU TRY GIRL TRACK Karen Grant leads the pack during the All Metro meet. F. LO A - it if as .5 1 xr -- Lyn McCracken, Ramona Hahn, Marilyn Herts, Judy Braxton, Anita Wilson, Jane Frissell, Desiree Strindberg, Jeral Turay, Abbie Minkler, Mary Pavolry, Marella Moon, Karen Giant, Jo Beste. Not Pictured: Pat Herrick, Christine Roundtree, Anita Wilson, Cheryl Alexander, Kerrie Schurr, Debra Klein, Brenda Putnam, Adele Heller, Tina Ballestino. Sports l l 1 Pete Meade accepts the trophy for last year's singles championship. Dan Crist sets ready for H forehand VOUCY TENNI 1973 Lincoln's temiis team, starting the 1973 season with three straight wins, hoped to defeat Roosevelt and Nathan Hale later in the season to win the Metro League's Northern Division. The Lynx were led by 1972,s state tennis champion Pete Meade who hoped to make it two titles in a row at Yakima over the Memorial Day weekend. Other returning lettermen were Frank Shaw, senior, No. 6g and Gary Reid, junior, No. 2. Coach Jack MacDonald Pete Meade Gary Reid No. 1 No. 2 112 Sports Senior Junior , 5, Richard Stern No. 3 Junior Dan Crist No. 4 Senior Evan Hundley No. 5 Junior 5 Steve Bensusen Frank Shaw No. 7 No. 6 Sophomore Senior Sports 1 13 Coach MacDonald gives his players some pre-match instruction. The LYNX 100k OH with interest- ' ' 6 J.. k's r '- N- '51 -. A il SEQQ-6lff': I K E 'XFX ' js- 'W 1 -, . - I Jx:S5i1,TX:,f-'X 'H 'Lf i r '.kkk'i4if', A' - .hljvflf ' Q we :'. . 5 5 ,M .F ff r , '-,. , ,jr X i - ,L ,,. i if M M a - if , I Left to right: bottom rowg Mark Hughes, Jim Bendewald, Bill Morrow, Bill Burns, Mike Motzer. Top row: Per Oscerson, Peter Garlid, Steve Bensusen, Doug Wille, Bill Morris, Grant Cheadle, and Rick Tanner. 114 Sports -R5 Coach Len Tanner, Tim Wo th M'k C r en, 1 e arlson, Jim Friar, Bill Cody, Don Miller, Don Nealey, Greg Hocking. Not Pic- iredg Dave Skurski, Frank Burns, Karl Langlois, and David Ladd. March fifth marked the beginning of the season for the LHS Golf team. Their coach is Mr. Len Tanner and they have five returning lettermen. Besides their scheduled matches, the team practiced at Jefferson three times a week. Don Miller Don Nealey Bill Cody David Ladd i 1973 W 1 9 i 7 1 3 1116 Seniors S E N I O R S I Seniors 1 17 ? ' x f if u E 0 OX X Lfwf I L Ct! kk, R QW ms f1Qn-Q... 1 1 ,M Kgs? EW My gfii' -Q MSP? 5 6, . if Wx ,.,k K . .. , ,. A, pf . K i ,U ,f S A it X wx A .-J' m 1 I -M.. f-' 3 f' -.,f,.....,, Q4 x 'sQ--fl xv we M M622 kffpb 74,4 '? ix , Ikrggf 59Q'i,'J5Q O6 C?-9 LID! '0 xox QUE? 9754 A154 611 lfgyyzpg 79!74f-X? NR glhx LQ! yoke WCl'-A A2 Q X in WP' P29 PN 17,1 CL Ss or l '73, A YEAR TO REMEMBER e Senior class devoted much of its energies towards the grand tin e of the prom, cruise, and graduation. In so doing, they saw so I e innovative money-making projectsg ugly men and pig kissing, as well as the usual senior pin and mistletoe sales. Seniors proved to Lincoln that they had the biggest heart whlile helping Neighbors in Need with effort in the canned food drive, bringing in 1,326 cans. Seniors went all out in making Tri-F Day a success by portraying students from the Class of '55. The Greasers', never looked better! Seniors helped celebrate T-Day with spirit this year by honoring their own Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. 'The coming of Senior Week made seniors realize that their year was soon to end. With this thought seniors made their week enjkmyable. The climax of the Seniors' year began with the cruise on the Si tseer followed by a dinner and dance. The Prom, held at the Nile Country Club, was enjoyed by all. Commencement brings the year to a close, and with it, the seniors stop to reflect on all that thdy have done this past yearg a year to remember. 4 r 120 Seniors Senior Cabinet discuss plans for upcoming activities Joan Biggs President I I 1 fl f vs? jj 'IP ,Q Mr. Parker Tim Hingtgen Advisor Vice President COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN SENIOR WEEK Renae Green Debbie Skeslien FUND RAISING: Bev Noyes PROM: Pam Gillespie Bonnie Watson SENIOR CRUISE: Judi Johanson Jo Beste Gary Hocking David Sato ' Secretary-Treasurer Senior Representative SSHIOI RCPTCSCHUIIVC Seniors 121 A X LUISA AGRECADO 'GAR Y ALBRICHT GUS ARAMBURU CHUCK A USTIN TOTEM ANNUAL NYell Leader Cross Country INT - Skiing LUCY AGUSTIN Girls Club Girls Choir INT - Singing Church CHER YL ALEXANDER Track INT - Camping Horseback riding Cycle riding DEBI ARMSTRONG JACK AUSTIN MICHAEL AHOLA ELMER ANDERSON MARIAN ARNOLD Nonettes Fiddler on the roof INT - Church GOALS - Music teache I DEBRA BA CH DIA NA AIRE Y Nonettes Orchestra INT - Tennis GOALS - Music Educ. STEVE ANDREWS INT - Hunting Fishing INT Interior Motorcycles lW,,,,,:.. .. B-I-N G O ' -6 DA VID BAKER LORA BALLARD JOHN BALPH DA VE BANKS SUE BARDSLE Y All Cay Choir Swing Choir Chan ters Pres. Nonettes BILL BARNES BRENDA BEA CH WILLIE BEASLEY DOLORES BEA UDOIN PA TTY BELLESSA Varsity Football Factory - the play Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Fall - play Varsity Wrestling Varsity Track INT - People GOALS - Law Enforce MELCHOR BERONA .l O BES TE KRISTINE BE TKER JOAN BIGGS Varsity Wresting Volleyball Cap. Fall Play Sr. Class Pres. INT - Sports Swim Team Co-Cap. One-Act Plays Exec. Council A GOALS - College Triple L Triple L ASC Secretary Gymnastics T-Day Dec. Chr. Honor Society ERIC BIORKL UND DENNIS BLAIR .IEANNE BLAKEL Y JOE BORDEN Stage Band INT - Pool Brass Monkeys Psychology l INT - Music GOALS - Montessori Tchr. Semofs 123 GOALS - Prof Musician ' is , X' SALLY BOUCK CAROL BOWER DEAN BOYLE Swim Team Civil Air Patrol Chanters INT - Skiing INT - Reading Square Dancing A Embroidery INT - Skiing Dancing MAR CIE BRES TAR CHUCK BRIDGES CHER YL BR ODERI CK NT Day Dance Boys' Club Rep 'T Day Assembly All-City Choir INT - Sports Chanters WILLIAM BRO WN Slurpy seniors hog out. JEFF CALDWELL JIM BOYLE MARIE Pep Club Pub. Chanters Reporter for KING Co-Chrm. Dance Com. VICKIE BR OXSON PA UL CARDINAL STE VEN BRA UN CINNY BROOKINS IDICKIE B URCH Stage Crew Teacher Assist. INT - Skiing GOALS - Artist CATHY CARLSON Triple L CirLs Club Cab. I . 121 Semofs TOTEM ANNUAL INT Sewing JAN CARRIVEAU EVEL YNE CHOUERY DEBBIE CHRIS TENSON LINDA CHU LA URIE CLARK INT - People Animals Nature PAMELA COM YN x- K Y I f X.. ROSETTE CHOUER Y INT - Roller skating INT - Tennis Tennis Swimming Bowling Camping GOALS - College GOALS - College CAIL CLARK Honor Society Pres. Chanters International Club Nonettes Human Relations KALEE CLENDENNINC LA URIE CLINKENBEARD MARCE COBB INT - Football INT - Nursing Triple L GOALS - Accountant GOALS - LPN Totem Annual Chanters 11 rv -. I BRAD COOK SHAR COOMBS DENIS COOPER Dean Boyle, alias Galloping Gourmet. KA RAN COLLINS Songleader Triple L Totem Annual Jr. Class Pres. MARC COX Seniors 125 I DAN CRIST .IOANNE CROUSE g Varsity Tennis Torch 1 INT - Marxism N l N N N V w I Hot Rod Robbins - look out! lKRISTINE DOOLE Y CYNDY DO YON TO TEM ANNUAL . Triple-L UF Seniors Ir. T-Day Chrmn. Honor Society 4 LORI CUMMTNGS Mascot All City Choir Chanters Girl of the Month 4 MARY DA VIS Lynx Lair Staff INT - Sewing Camping GOALS - Teaching l 1 MARCO DE OLIVEIRA Varsity Football Varsity Soccer GOALS - College DA VID DANIEL TOTEM Weekly INT - Photography V TIM DA Y Wrestling INT - Organic Farming Herb Garden GOALS - Morocco CHARLES DILLARD INT - Ping-Pong GOALS - Film Director l GAIL DA VIS TA INT - Waterskiing Swimming GOALS - College CHARLENE DELF EL Songleader Sen. Cruise Co-Chrm. Team-Tags INT - Skiing ALAN DIXON Soph. Basketball INT - Guitar Music GOALS - Travel I CANDIDA DRAKE GAR Y DRAPER KIM ECONOMU T-Day Co-Chr. Stage Band Bowling All-City Orchestra All City Choir Tennis Monthly Plays Brass Monkeys INT - Modeling CiTev-ye!! Animals 'fe HENRIETTA EISEMAN CHARLIE ELSASSER Sr. Cl. Roll Rep. Football GOAL - Police Officer BE TH E TCHOE DA WN E VANS LINDA E VA NS Mataras Chanters Mixed Choir INT - Music Boating Human Relations GOALS - Dental Tr. PAM FARREL .IIM FERR Y Girls Club Cab. Varsity Football Triple L Varsity Track Lynx Lair INT - College, Spts. T-Day Chr. GOALS - Coach MONICA F OSMIRE DA VE F RJAR BONNIE FORD Chanters Nonettes All City Choir VALERIE FRODSHAM Carol Bower, tl e mad scientist? Chanters Spring Musical Teacherfs Asst. INT - Singing PETER GARLID SUSAN GELLE' BECK Y GERLACH PAM GILLESPIE MICHELLE CONZALES Songleader GOALS - Clerking Sr. prom. Co-Chr. Triple L Honor Society . me N. Fash. Bd. Senmfs 127 TOTEM ANNUAL Seniors go ape one spring day. DIANE HADEMAN l iMICHELLE HARNDEN lTic ket Squad ,Girls Tennis rINT - Cooking K Sewing I HEDYLOU GORDON P.A. W.S. INT - Bowling Foreign languages Animals K YM RENAE GREEN T-Day Chairman Human Relations INT - Tennis GOALS - Bemez, NY BECK Y HA LE DEBBIE HALLAS .I OE HAMA NN INT - Skiing Bowling Skating GOALS - College RA Y GREABY Stage Band Brass Monkeys INT - Ocean Wind 396 KAREN GROSSENBA CHE French Club Chanters INT - Singing GOALS - Teaching MIKE HARDING LEE ANNE HAR TNETT RANDI HAR TT DEBRA HARTWIG SUE HAR VEY i Triple-L IC Pres. TOTEM ANNUAL Bowling One-Act Pl. Fest. TOTEM ANNUAL INT - Water skiing Water Skiing The Play Factory Girls ' Club Insp. Hiking INT - Sewing Assemblies Acct. Card Chrm. GOALS - College Work GOALS - Wealth KARL HASELEY Soccer INT - Photography Hiking TIM HING TGEN DA VID HOROWITZ T0 TEM Weekly INT - Writing Exercising GOALS - Presidency DEBBIE HA ZEL PA TTY HENNESSE Y BARB HILL GAR Y HILL INT - Motorcycling Honor Society INT - Skiing Pool Skiing Motorcycle racing Driving INT - Animals Travel Outdoors CARYHOCKINC CHRISTIAN HOL TZ DENNIS HONEY BRIAN HORMAN Cross Country Co-Cpt. The Play Factory Swing Choir Cross Country Insp. Varsity Track Literary Magazine All City Choir Cross Country Co-Cpt Sr. Class Cabinet INT - The Arts INT - Music Varsity Track Torch Honor Society Military strategy Poiterv TOTEM ANNUAL WINDIANNE H0 VER DA VE HOWE STEVE HUBBARD In the quiet atmosphere of the LRC, seniors enjoyed Senior Week. Q 1 DA VE H UNDLE Y INT-Natural Elements Jazz People GOALS - To Be Happy JAN J OHANSON Teams Tags INT - Badminton Swimming JEFF JOHNSON Orientation Chairman TOTEM WEEKLY Boy of the Month Pep Club Exec. Board - is DENNIS HUSTON NANCY IMES CHUCK IHRIG KA TH Y JAMES JUDI JOHANSON Triple L Sr. Cruise Chrm. Team Tag Chrm. INT - Sports CAM JOHNSTON Youth Symphony Seattle Concert Orch. INT - Science Music gg C UR TISS JOHNSON TOTEM Weekly Baseball INT - Baseball GOALS - College MEL VIN JONES Semmfu DA VID KARCH RUDY KARZMAR STEPHANIE KASALKO TIM KAS TEN THOMAS KELLER Swim Team INT - Water skiing . Band Swimming 130 Semors Skiing Camping GOALS - Nursing RN CA THERINE KE Y STEVE KINNUNEN ASL Vice-Pres. Football TOTEM ANNUAL T0 TEM Weekly PEGGYKIRKNESS Pep Club Sales Chrmn. Girls Club Cab. Letterettes Stage Crew JOAN KOHLER Chanters INT - Piano Composition GOALS - Prof Music CANDY LAHAR Triple L Pres. TOTEM ANNUAL Orchestra INT - Skiing LINDA LARSEN IDELL LA WRENLE GREG LEECH B.S.U. Activity Coord. Executive Cab. GOALS - Apparel buyer JOHN KLASELL T-Day Comitt. Football INT - Sailing GOALS - College CYNTHIA KOZAI Girls Club V.P. Triple L Honor Society Orchestra RICK LAMBERT TOTEM ANNUAL INT - Skiing Swimming Ifking GAR Y LELAND Rock Music Skiing MONIKA KLEIN Cheerleader CHER YL KROGH Triple L Girls Club Cab. Girl of the Month INT - Sewing KARAN LANGLOIS TOTEM ANNUAL Girls' Club. Comm. Crd Triple L GOALS - College CINDY LENA Y Mataras Pres. Exec. Cab. Sec. Chanters Office Asst. KAREN LIMB BETTY LOWE Lynx Lair Honor Society INT - Camping Biking .IUANITA LUDWIC Play Factory INT - Drama Dentistry GOALS - Dentist PA UL LUKES Hiking Club Ecology Club All-City Senate INT - Scuba diving DIA NE L YONS l JACK MABE HEATHER MACKANESS MIKELLE MADSEN PATRICIA MALLINSON CHER YL MANN l TOTEM ANNUAL Teacher Asst. Orchestra Cross Country timer INT - Bowling TOTEM Weekly I INT - Skiing Medical Field Honor Society People GOALS - X-my Tech. INT - Astrology FIONA MASTERS Team Tags Honor Society INT - Fig. skating Sports MAR Y McC UIRE Nurse fs Aide IBM Assist. INT - Home Mkg. L 1 SHEREE MAXWELL DEBBIE McALLIS TER T-Day Chairman All-City Choir GOALS - Nurse The senior class of 1973 celebrated SCOTT MCCLEOD GENE MCNAUCH TON their last football game with Senior Line-Up. I l PETER MEADE DIANE MELS TAD GENN Y MENA ASL President INT - Plants TOTEM Weekly TOTEMANNUAL editor GOALS - Botanist Triple L TOTEM Weekly Secretary Nonegtes State Tennis Champion Swim Team RELODY MER GENS MARCIE MEYER Triple-L involves everybody. RANDY MING Stage Band Band Football INT - Music KAI O VE MOLDSKRED DENIS MONICA LISA MORA GAIL MORRISON MARGARET MOSELEY Football Team Tags INT - Camping INT - College football T-Day Comm. Ice Skating GOALS - Police officer Soph. Senator GOALS - Nurse Coach INT - Skiing Day Care ELAINE MULLINS DON NEALE Y ERIC NELSON ERIK NELSON JAN NELSON Programs Yell Leader Usherettes Pres. Track T-Day Mr. si Mrs. Lincoln INT - Skiing Seniow 133 IANEY NELSON Band Orchestra INT - Music GOALS - College N N BEVERLYNOYES Sr. Fund rais. Chr. ' Norwegian Club. Pres. I Triple L I INT - Art ROBER T OCHS INT - Skiing Motorcycles Auto mo tive mechanics L YNN NE VI TT GAR Y NE WBERR Y INT - Art Tennis Skiing STAN N YBERG THERESA OBRIEN Human Relations Comm. Exec. Cab. Sec. INT - Ma taras Sec.-Treas. Creative Photography INT - Travel 'SHARON OLIVER LA URA OLSEN TOTEM Weekly T-Day Dance Comm. INT - Music Mataras girls sold tickets making the Xmas Ball a smash. LINDA OLSON DANILO ORDONA Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling 'Z ,, I ,I is s 2 ' l l jg l I S' K I i I ERIN PARKS STE VE PASCUAL PHY LLIS PA ULL MECHELLE PENNY BOB PERR Y INT - Tennis Soph Poll Rep. I . Art INT - Climbing 134 Seniors Music Hiking N i GOALS M - ozer NA NC Y PERSON CHERI PETERSON INT - Mr. ci: Mrs. Lincoln Si n Language T Da Guests 3 ' ' J' GOALS - Sign language Pep Club Sales Interpreter Secretarial Ser. BARB PUTNAM BRENDA PUTNAM Triple L Volleyball Lincolnelle Pres. Gymnastics Chanters Track Honor Society Triple L S TEF AN PIECZA TKO WSKI CA THERINE PIKE SA LL Y POOL Varsity Soccer Varsity Football Snow skiing Scuba diving GOALS - Medicine X-ray INT - Biology Professional Soccer Ecology LINDA QUIJANCE FOREST RANDALL TOM RANKINS Soph Dance Comm. INT - Music Typing Ping-Pong 'KEITH REDDING .l UD Y RENA NDO Chanters Ticket Squad INT -f Music Church Stairway to Heaven. JOE RIES BERT RILEY ODESSA RICHARDSON CARM RINALDI Varsity Baseball Soph Sec-Trees INT - Basketball Chanters Football INT - Dance Weight training DALE ROBBINS Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Varsity Baseball JIM ROMA Varsity Baseball Varsity Wrestling INT - Sports GOALS - College BONNIE ROBINSON Volleyball INT - Skiing Swimming GOALS - Airlines FRANK ROSARIO All City Choir Stage Band Yell Leader GOALS - Profl Music. ,J Kwik And the seniors float on . . . 136 Seniors RENEE R OBINSON i RICHARD ROST Track INT - Hiking Photography LINDA RUTENBERC INT - Art Music DAVID SCOTT DEBI ROCKFELLOW KIM ROHR Songleader Stage Crew Girls Stater INT - Skiing Teachers Asst. Camping GOALS - Dental Hyg. Mechanics JOE ROVER STEVE RUSK Football T-Day Assembly Boys' Club Rep. One-act Plays INT - People Literary Mag. GOALS - College INT - Cars DA VE SA TO Varsity Track Sr. Cab. Rep. Stage Band INT - Sports NICOLE SCILLO MIKE SHANNAFELT' FRANK SHAW LINDA SHEELE Y TO TEM ANNUAL Chanters Cross Country Timer Baton Twirler N BARBARA SINER Human Relations GOALS - Tmvel Homemaker I I I EMIL SMES TAD Chanters Swing Choir All City Choir Lazar Wobw TILFORD SMITH CHRIS SHERIFF Varsity Football INT - Snow skiing GOALS - Col. Football COALS - Head Start tchf. C OLLEEN SINGER EARL SMITH TOM SM TH Cross Country TOTEM ANNUAL INT - Ind. Arts Sports BONNIE SHOLSE T INT - Painting Bike riding DEBBIE SKESLIEN The grand male- Songleader TOTEM ANNUAL TOT EM Weekly Triple L K UR T SM TH PA UL SMITH TILDEN SMITH r WILLARDTH SJW TH COLLEEN SPELLA C Y ALLEN SPICER Yell Leader MIINIFUS Chanters INT - Skiing . All City Choir Traveling Seniors 137 BSU President iSYL VIA SPITZBART PA ULA S TOPPELMAN Honor Soc. Wee-Pres. JOHN SWEET Football TOTEM Weekly INT - Travel GOALS - Business exe C. MIMI SPREINE Human Relations INT - Travel Europe DOUG STREETER ga T , . l I - l 9 1 it f ' 'T ll , bvfv- ' VX, :ss A . 55125 I ERMA TAMPICO Girls Club Pres. Publicity Comm. Dance Comm. INT - Music il 1 1, MICKEY STAGGS ANI TA S TRENA Chanters Fiddler on the Roof One-A ct Plays The Play Factory LINDA TANNER Pep Club Exe. TOTEM ANNUAL Girl ofthe month - Skiing INT ROBERT TORRENCE SUSAN TURNER SANDY ULLOM ' Chanters Pep Club Exc. 138 Seniors Office Asst. TOTEM ANNUAL ' Teachers Asst. Nonettes I INT - Bowling Mataras VP SHARON STENSTROM GLORIA STIL WILL Chanters Fiddler INT - Music GOA LS - Seme Christ MARK STULTZ CHRIS SU VER Track INT - Water skiing Electronics I VICKIE TAPPE MARY TA YLOR Ticket Squad Chanters Volleyball Team All-City Choir Senior Pins Comm. INT - Horseback riding GOALS - Personal Sec. TERRIE VAN HORN RICK VOEGELE INT - Baseball Car Mechanics Horses GOALS - Police offcer SARA WAISANEN INT - Cars Music GOALS - College Mechanic BONNIE WATSON Mascot Sen. Prom Chrm. Honor Society INT - Art CYNTHIA WALLACE CYNTHIA WALTER GORDON H. WANG Varsity Football Varsity Soccer INT - Photography GOALS - Photojournalist KAREN WA TKINS CLIFF WHEELER TIMOTHY WHITEMAN MARLEI WHITTEN DOUGLAS WILLE Band Varsity Basketball Orchestra Varsity Football Drum Major Boys Club VP Stage Band GOALS - College REBECCA WILLIAMS LORI WIN TERS DA VE WOODHOUSE PA TTY WOOLBERT Counseling Off. Human Relations Varsity Football Photography Indian Club INT - Art Varsity Wrestling Soph Pep Club Nonettes P. INT - Auto Mechanics Home Room Rep. INT - Music GOALS - Med. School GOAL - College INT - Hiking iii' uiureyor al Wbtf2li'l3i2'7fif Seniors 139 O EUIUI' Ha f SPIRIT OF '73 SERVICE T0 SCHOOL 1 J UDI JOHANSON KARAN COLLINS JEFF JOHNSON I 1 I SUE GELLE WILLARDETH SMITH E S T T MOST LIKELY I TO SUCCEED MOST FEMININE MOST MASCULINE of 35311113 DAI-E ROBBINS PETE GARLID CARM RINALDI CHUCK AUSTIN U HEATHER MACKANESS WILLIE BEASLEY E IOR H0 OR OCIETY TOP CHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTA' ir P Cheryl Broderick J P Linda Chu Brad Cook Peter Garlid Lee Anne Hartnett' Gary Hocking Cynthia Kozai Barbara Lee Karen Limb es 'Sf' Y D P Not Pictured: Patricia Mallinson Kai-Ove Moldskred Bill Titera ' Deborah Lehwalder Paul Lukes 'Tied for top honors 4.0 through Sth semester' Armstrong, Deborah Arnold, Marian Austin, J ack Balph, John Bardsley, Susan Barnes, William Bernona, Melchor Beste, Charlotte Betker, Kristin Biggs, Joan Bower, Carol Braun, Steven Broderick, Cheryl Carlson, Kathleen Chu, Linda Clark, Laurie Cobb, Marjorie Collins, Karan Cook, Brad Cook, Marilyn Crist, Dan Cummings, Lori 140 Seniors Dermody, Martin Dooley, Kristine Doyon, Cynthia Ford, Bonnie Garlid, Peter Gelle, Susan Gillespie, Pamela Gordon, Hedylou Guidon, Patricia Hale, Rebecca Hartnett, Lee Anne Hartt, Randi Henry, Vivian Hill, Barbara Hocking, Gary Horman, Brian Horowtiz, David James, Kathy Johnson, Jeff Jorgensen, Rolf Karzmar, Rudy Key, Catherine Kinnunen , Steven Kozai, Cynthia Krank, Janet Krogh, Cheryl Lahar,'Candy Lee, Barbara Lehwalder,-Deborah Lenay, Cynthia Limb, Karen Lukes, Paul Lyons, Diane Mackay, Nancy Mallinson , Patricia Meade, Peter Christian Mena, Genevieve Ming, Randall Moldsdred, Kai-Ove Morrison, Gail Nealey, Don Noyes, Bev Olson, Linda Pieczatkowski, Stefan Pier, Daniel Putnam, Barbara Putnam, Brenda Robbins, Dale Robinson, P. Renee Roma, James Rost, Richard Rover, Joseph Sato, David Siner, Barbara Skeslien, Debbie Spitzbart, Sylvia Staggs, Michele Stenstrom, Sharon Stoppelman, Paula Stults, Mark Suver, Christopher Titera, Bill Tsoukalas, Nick Ullom, Sandra 'Woolbert, Patty Watson, Bonnie DUT TA DI G DEPARTME T STUDE TS Language Arts Peter Garlid Home Economics Sylvia Spitzbart Social Studies Barbara Hill Music Gary Draper Mathematics Bill Titera Art Bonnie Watson Science Chris Suver Industrial Arts Mark Stults Foreign Language Patricia Mallinson P.E. and Health Curtis Johnson SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH: Chris NATIONAL TEACHERS OF ENGLISH AWARD: , . . . Pete Garlid lst. GIRLS STATE. Debbie Skeslien, Debi Rockfellow Steve Kinmmen hon- men. BOYS STATE: Pete Garlid, Tim Hingtgen DRAMA: Fumed Oak, Best Play, Ted Rienert, Best Actor, Shelley Judd, Best Actress, Steve Rusk, Best Supporting Actor, Lynn Sheriff, Best Supporting Actress. MUSIC: All City Choir, Susan Bacon, Susan Bardsly, Tom Betz, Lori Cummings, Kris Dooley, Gary Draper, Herb Fairbanks, Bonnie Ford, Chris Gagnier, Dennis Honey, Diana I-Ianen, Valerie Johnson, Debbie McAllister, Carol Olson, Don Overmiller, Holly Owen, Emil Smestad, Lee Smith, Willardth Smith, Rich Sysinger, Mary Taylor, Ralph Terry. All City High School Symphony and Honor Band, Diana Airey, Susan Weil, Kathy James, Lynne Stenstrom, Molly Graf, Gary Hocking, Tracey Elliott, Clifford Reed, Carol Reed, Candy Drake, Cathy Weil, Sharyn Robbins, Richard Sysinger, Randy Ming, All Northwest Choir, Kris Dooley Mr. 8: Mrs. Lincoln, Peter Meade and Jo Beste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tanwyn Willard, Jeff Day, Mickey Staggs, Karen Kofoed, Wendy Lee, Clayton Park, Kyung Lee. The 1973 TOTEM Annual Staff wishes to express our appreciation to the following for their time, effort, and helping produce this year's annual. cooperation in Covers ...... .... ..... S . K. Smith Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 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