Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Lincoln Boar. Julie Schlagel Lincoln Bear: Linda Stow man Lincoln Bear: Keith Green Lincoln Bear: Marcia Meredith Lincoln Bear 63

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Row 1 Mark Moss. Peter Boe. Dave Dennis. Fran Koch. Debbie Heislck. Wendy Holtzappl®. Ann Sommers. Julie Torning. Terri Shaunessy, Kathy Lundin. Kathy Sherer. Tina Pieper. Kevin Mahal. Row 2: John Morrison. Danny Lawrence. Brian Strand. Mike Adams. Jenny Mund. Jackie Nelson. Becky Owens. Shari Wilson. Lynn Peterson. Lenore Polfus. Scott Morvlg. Dave Albers. Lou Drazenovich Row 3: Gary Opatz. Ken Lewis. Tim Stow- man. John Elton. Sharon Nelson. Amy Clark. Joanne Mamel. Sue Stener- son. Barb Anderson, Carrie Anderson. Sue Peake. Mike Mauk. Pete Jackson Row 4: Kieth Jacobson. Gary Anderson. Pat Collins. Mark McDonough. Carl Fuhr. Ann Seha. Julie Harvey. Mary Fischer, Cindy Court. Mary Thomas. Jim Blssonetle. Randy Elssinger Row 5: Earl Kitto. Jetf Baker. Rick Waclaywtk. John Wagner. Ron Lewis. Steve Lloyd. Wayne Sletten. Todd Laverty. Wayne Ebtlng. Steve Bishop. Bob Harlman. Byoung Lee. Row 6: Brian Jostock. Bruce Porter. Paul Rahn, Dave Cleary. Dave Glass. Alan Paulsen. Steve Lapham. Tim Kaly. Stew Llndberg, Jeff Jarness. Tim Rathje. Rick Everett. Ted Boecher. Row 7: Thad Briol. Dan Knutson. Brad Anderson. Bob Reinarz. Dave Williams. Jay Peterson, Rob McMenemy. Paul Langford. Brian John. Dan Haw Row 8: Mitch Flodlng. Brian Saeger. Paul Bosanko, Steve Walker. Rusty Saunders. Steve Worwa. Doug Gronseth. Scott Dobesh. Rick Larson Row 9: Steve Colford. Kevin Ellis. Bruce Temte. Row 10: Scott Schuman, Bob Eckert. Terry Peterson. Steve Pike. Frank Jordan. Row 11: Steve Holland. Dennis Anderson. John Wlllman. Mike Grant. Tom Norris. Jeff Bundy Row 12: Chris Angell Sports play a big role in student life at Lin- coln. Students showing outstanding athletic ability in any sport deserve recognition and thanks for supporting Lincoln. These students make up the Letter Club. Though the club meets only occasionally as a group, the interest and ability In sports shown by each member gives the club a unification. This is the first year girls also have joined the Letter Club. Sold by letterpersons for the hockey team. 62 Leltermen

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Liberal Yet Traditional The MAH QUH or little bear has long been a tradition at Lincoln. The student publication was unique yet consistent with high standards met by papers of past years. A relatively small staff put in many long hours to put out the finished paper. As Barry Johnson, editor in chief put it, I feel this year's MAH QUH has been good. We attempted to be open and liberal, yet at the same time retained a certain element of traditionalism and conser- vatism. Other key staff members include Cindi Walden, news editor; Teri Bain, feature editor; and Larry Couture, sports editor. Newspaper adviser. Ms. Krueger is distressed after a deadline is missed. Valerie Johnson rewrites copy. Barry Johnson contemplates about the next Issue. 64 Mah Quh—New One