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Chirteen Years at Lincoln KINDERGARTEN 1961-62 Recognize any of these innocent, smiling faces? Believe it or not, here are the beginnings of the Class of 1974. Of course, many of these faces never completed their high school years at Lincoln, but there were others who came later to add to the class. Thirteen years later, these same (maybe not quite so innocent) kids completed their high school education and were turned loose into the world. Following their varied interests, each one traveled a separate road in search of their dreams, as the graduating classes before them. But what makes this group of individuals so spe- cial? They were the very first class to complete thirteen years at LHS, the two schools having com- bined in 1961. Way back in kindergarten, they played four-square during recess and mastered the art of tying their ox- fords. Through elementary, they learned to read and write, subconsciously developing their own per- sonalities. Junior High, although frightening at first, meant going to Stanwood with the big kids. Their freshman, sophomore, and junior years were spent in anxious anticipation of their senior year. This book is dedicated to the Class of 1974 so that they may remember their friends and all the activities of their year. First row: R,. Vickery, C. Krumm, B. Agne, Kendra Murfield, J. Hines, B. Meeks, B. Meeks, Second row: Mrs Long, Kathy Spear, Tracey Peterman, Frosty Meyer, R. Hungerford, Tom Weiland, June Bails, Rick Flockhart, M. Young. Third row: Melinda Taylor, Dawn Coppess, Joan Paulson, Donna Flockhart, Jeff Freeman, Patty Bromell, K. Rouse, Terry Worby. First row: C. Ferguson, David Weber, Jim Studer, Steve Weets, W. Erhart, D. Griffith, R. Sweet. Second row: D. Weber, Julie Johnson, M. Barker, Terry Kurth, R. Brannaman, D. Miller, J. Taylor, Teresa Cook, Third row: J. Banks, Patty Bunge, Scott Davidson, J. Ward, Brian Boots, Scott Brunscheen, Colleen Albaugh, Mrs, Sauer. First row: John Crock, J. Stockman, Eddie Fisher, Steve Weber, Loren Jackson, Tommy Jewell, R. Danly. Second Row: K. Wiedenhoff, E. Miller, S. Hansen, Nancy Sulzner, R. Meeks, G. Zimmerman, Sally Scott, D. Woodard, Doug Weber. Third row: Janet Wagner, A. Cooney, Gloria Farrington, J. Maurer, J. Baird, Wendy Miller, D. Youngblut, Mrs. Sauer.
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W7t i... ON THE NATIONAL LEVEL ...the year Watergate plagued the daily newspapers. Tapes, transcripts, and testimonies involving tricky Dick were the top legal questions. All politicians were mistrusted and labeled crooks by the suspicious public. ...the year of the energy crisis. The land of plenty suddenly shifted to a land of shortage. The news hit home when LHS hot-rodders were forced to slow down to the snail's pace of 55 m.p.h. ...the year of war and peace in the Mideast. No one, including Kissinger, suspected what would happen next in the powder keg, ...the year that the farmers never had it so good! ...the year that STREAKING on college campuses replaced the traditional fad of swallowing goldfish. ...the year of broken records in sports. The end of the 81-game winning streak of the UCLA Bruins and their star, Bill Walton; Hank Aaron surpassing Babe Ruth's career record of 714 home runs; the Miami Dolphins capturing the Super Bow] for the second straight year; and the Boston Celtics winning the NBA play-offs. --.the year of THE EXORCIST, THE STING, and AMERICAN GRAFFITTI. .-.the year of The Streak by Ray Stevens. ON THE LOCAL LEVEI ...the year Sarah Crenshaw was a correct answer on the current events test! .-.the year that the LHS panthers racked up an undefeated season record of 8-0, and were named Mid East Conference Champs for the second year. .-. the year all activities were cancelled during Christmas vacation due to the energy crisis. .-.the year that the girl's bowling team placed twelfth in state. .-.the romantic year which called for the enactment of a Hands-Off Policy at LHS; second floor no longer being termed lover's lane, ... the year that PROM was held at the Highlander in Iowa City, thanks to some hardworking, persistent juniors and the administration. School busses provided the needed transportation, ...the year of both track teams (girls and boys) taking the conference title. ...the year of KAO in the pop machine, .-. the year of JEANS, JEANS, and JEANS!!! ...the year of 57 SUPER, GRADUATING, SENIORS!!!!
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