Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1966 volume:

V © And having thus chosen our course, without guile and with pure purpose, let us renew our trust in God, and go forward without fear, and with manly hearts ' Lincoln s Message to Congress—1861 ENIOR HIGH SCHOOL omington, Minnesota Volume XVII 2 Activities at Lincoln High School were many and varied in '6b-66 Stu- dents participated in every- thing from Philosophy Club to G.A.A. Interesting and informative activities were planned by the officers of the numerous clubs. Through outside activities and after school jobs, L.H.S. students worked to better themselves and the community. Jim prepared for another Musy skiing seoscn with the help of Larry MacDonaldpind Jira Shulind 4 Joanne practiced with other Bruinettes: Margaret Fahrenkrog, Debbie Roster, Joanne. Sue Kohls. Homecoming Royalty Joanne and Jim Lincoln High School of- fered to its students a vari- ety of athletics ranging from Intramurals to Lake Conference competi- tion. Enthusiastic sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors spent most nights after school working to repre- sent our school as best they could. L.H.S. teachers doubled as coaches and led our teams onward. At the end of each season, de- serving players received letters for their faithful participation. Mike Olson talked with Mr. Hutton, his modern problems teacher and basketball coach. Tom Backstrom, president of Student Council, discussed future plans with the other officers: Joanne Hemming. Rolf Huss, and Jay Bothwell. Milt Sunde, a I960 graduate of Bloomington High School, talked to acting captains Tom Backstrom and Mike Olson. )0L, 1965-1966 The seniors7 life, as well as the underclassmen's, was a very busy and ex- pensive one this year. Homecoming, student pic- tures, Winter Formal, ath- letic events, Prom, and other varied activities were all important to each one of us. To many seniors the most important event was graduation. For both Lincoln High School and the graduating senior class, it was the beginning of a new era. Ric, a student director of The Mouse That Roared , worked with Joan Velie and Greg Jones after practice one night. 10 Pat, activities editor discussed the yearbook with other editors: Kathy Hartkopf. Sue Reder, Marcia Englestad, and Sue Springer. 1966 graduates Pat Hughes and R i c Hobbie were con gratulated by Mr. Hanson. Seniors’ Life at L.H.S. Although there was much will power in this year's seniors, their co-ordination was sometimes limited. At last year's Junior Burger Burner. Larry MacDonald, Karen Belden. Barb Velie, and Jim Peck relaxed after eating their probably raw hamburgers. One of the art displays was observed by Debbie Roster and Margaret Fahrenkrog. Sadie Hawkins each November posed some problems for the boys. 12 This year's Homecoming Royalty was congratulated after the coronation by numerous Lincoln students and alumni. ADMINISTRATION and 13 FACULTY Administration Mr. Fred Atkinson Superintendent of Schools Mr. P. Arthur Hoblit Assistant Superintendent of Schools in charge of secondary education 14 Mr. Raymond Hanson Principal Mr. Russel Lee Assistant Principal Mrs. Mablo Foss Secretary to Mr. Hanson Mr. Michael Karbo Attendance Officer « Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Nurse Mrs. Marie Erickson Nurse since November I Mr. Mac Redmond Senior Counselor Mrs. Lillian Wikman Junior Counselor Mrs. Janet Anderson Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Dorothy Roleff Secretary to Counselors 15 Tho offico socrotaries (or this year woro from left to right: Miss Elizabeth Hol- brook. Mrs. Shirley Mansur, and Mrs. Jeanette Trimble. Secretaries, Custodians, Librarians and Cooks This year's custodians wero: top row, H. Langdon, D. Martinson. 8. Porter. J. Thornburg. E. McNael, 3rd row, R. Christians. R. Smod. 2nd row, W. 8ehm. K. Veness. R. Daly, Chief Custodian. 1st row, J. Potor- son. Z. O'Konok, R. Haines, and D. Rice. . . . were the forces be- hind the scenes that kept our school func- tioning. This yeor's librarians wore from left to right: Mrs. Maria Frank, clork Mrs. Orpha Gilbertson. Mrs. Donna Hipps. and Miss Cheryl Keprios. clerk. The cooks for this year from left to right were: Lillian Johnson, Food Servico Super- visor. J. Stigseli. M. Hodgeman. D. Hem- ming, 8. Mathis. A. Rock, R. Anderson. A. Gillmeister. L Astle- ford. G. Zielen, S. Mikkolson. E. Austad, D. Cassidy, ond F. Rymen, head cook. “ 16 h Gorman. Department head 8.S. Typing, Shorthand. Department head B.A. Gcomotry. Algebra B.S.. M.A. Mr . C. Brown Phys. Ed. 8.S. Mrs. M. Bots Phys. Ed. B.A., M.A. Mrs. L. Brynildson English B.A. Mr. J. Burlio Physical Science, Chemistry B.S. Mr. R. Byrne Glee Club. Chorus. World History. Choir, Sectionals 8.S.. M.Ed. 0J Brosseth • Journalism fr Publications Mr. M. Carlson Modorn Problems Phys. Ed. B.S.. M.S. Mr. E. Chapman World History Debate B.S. Mr. G. Chase World Hitory Library B.A. Mr. J. Chlobecek Orchestra B.S. Mr . M. Fridland English B.S. Mr . A. Gildcrhu Modern Probloms B.S. Mr. C. Hengol Woodshop, Auto Moch. B.S. Mr. A. Holland Mkt. Ret. Supv., Marketing. Re- tailing. Coord. Work Program B.S.. M.A. Mr. J. Hutton Modern Problem B.A., M.A. Mr . T. Ikitrums Art B.S. Mr. R. Jacob English B.S. Mr . W. Johnson English French Spanish B.S. 19 Mr. W. Kennody English Speech Drama B.S. Mrs. M. Kiriluk Spanish B.A. Mr. V. Koivumaki Speech District Offico B.A., M.A. Mr. L Krueger Metal Printing 8.S. Mrs. L Kuntz Typing B.A. Mrs. A. Loo English. Latin B.A. Mr. J. Ludvigsen Algebra, Math B.S., M.Ed. Mr. D. Kuzma Movements. 19 20 Centuries Ph. B.. M.A. Mr. D. Lund man Mechanical Drawing. Technical Draw- ing, Architcctual Drawing. Depart- ment Head B.S.. M.A. Mr� . E. Melum Speciei Mothomotics English Social Studia� B.A. Mr. G. Molotlcy Phys. Ed. 8.A. Mr. W. Och� Mathematics Geometry B.S.. M.Ed. Mr. B. Paino Electricity Woodshop B.S.. M.A. Mr� . M. Perlman English B.S. Mr. L. Peterson Audio Visual World History B.A. Mr. W. Rumpel Modern Problems, International Re- lotions. Supervision B.S. Mr. D. Rippel Bookkeeping Basic Business B.A. 4 Mr. O. Ruud Physics. Chemistry B.S.. M.A. Mr. S. St. Martin Algebra. Mathematics, Department Head B.S.. M.A. 21 Mr. K. Sangrene Mathematici, Plane Goomotry. Solid Trig. B.S. Mr. C. Scvorion Conservation. Amorican Hiitory. De- partment Head B.A. Mr. R. Shannon Band. Superviiion. Soctionali B.S. World Hiitory. Mr. R. Shelter Biology 8.S.. M.S. Mr. O. White Biology B.S. Mrs. M. Wilhelm Mr. E. Wi e English English, Amorican History B.S. B.A.. M.S. Mri. I. Yung English, Department Head B.A. CURRICULUM Mrs. Wilhelm showed Celine and Shake', the foreign exchange stu- dents, another example of English grammar. LHSers Grasped the Fundamentals of the English Language As Tom Bauer spoke, he had at least one attentive listener. Mr. Kennedy’s Honors English class conducted a stimulating discussion on A DOLL HOUSE. 24 Mike Jones and Dean Schoenburger looked over the reading ma- terial available for individual use. English is grammar, poetry, and exposition . . . I've been reading MOBY DICK for six weeks now, won’t it ever end . . . Write a poem . . . Me? . . . Anyone have a study guide for BABBITT? ... I don't understand the way Sir Lancelot talks . . . Who am I going to write a characterization on? . . . Seniors studied the Greek play OEDIPUS REX. BEOWULF, and CANTERBURY TALES . . . Nathaniel Hawthorne and F. Scott Fitzger- ald were two authors that the juniors read . . . JULIUS CAESAR. HUCKLEBERRY FINN, and OUR TOWN gave the sophomores a smattering of things to come ... Lance Freed contemplated a perplexing question during an English test. Mrs. Wilhelm questioned her junior English class on THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE. Miss Brosseth's journalism class was reminded of their beat reports that were due. 25 Mr. Rumpe! explained to Jim Montague the various reasons for one of the national problems. Social Sciences Gave LHSers a Knowledge and Appreciation of Their Heritage Mr. Wise pointed out an area in discussion to Randi Dargavel and Ralph Francis so that they could understand its geography. Gini Unwin headed the movements class while the other members 4'scussed her report. We came, we saw. we con- quered Cleopatra—but I thought she married Richard Burton . . . man those elephants. Hannibal’s on the move . . . don't give up the ship . . . glub, glub, glub . . . Nebuchadnezzar, never heard of him . . . don't forget Nero and that hot fiddle or Chris Columbus and his ocean ferry business . . . Robespierre and his wonder toy. the guillotine . . . the Scarlet Pim- pernel sure had a good insurance business going . . . where was Custer's Pocahontas? . . . who is Kilroy, anyway . . . General Elec- tric went up one point and Con- trol Data went down three, now how much did I lose? . . . straight life, standard life, and term, what's the difference again? . . . there was another coup in South Viet Nam and Kasavubu took over, are you sure that's what the paper said? . . . Paul Bergstrom. Mike Hurrle, and Tom Backstrom searched through the files trying to find ma- terial for a modern problems assignment. Mr. Junker gave a lecture to his class while they copied notes from the board. 27 Today we’re going to discuss the controversial subject of mod- ern math ... St. Martin's vaca- tions with homework . . . Three dimensional numbers and abstract lines-geometry . . . Learning can be fun, really . . . Equation solv- ing and symbolic representation algebra . . . We made up a new number today, it's called x-? ! . . . Fractions, decimals . . . That trig test was answered by guess- ing .. . What is it? . . . The slide rule helped solve complex prob- lems . . . You're kidding—a mov- ie? — in math? . . . Mathematics: Experimenta Mary Jo Price showed Steve St. Martin how easy it was to use the slide rule. Mr. Birklid tried hard to explain a difficult algebra problem to Bill Michaelson. 28 As Mr. Van Kempen discussed the daily assignment, his first hour trig class corrected their answers. Now. was there anything in today's assignment you had trouble with? ... Okay, we'll try that problem . . . Now, see how easy that was? That's all there is to it . . . Just to make sure, we better check the answer book! lion With Numbers Foreign Necessary Interna The German class members listened attentively while Mr. Boehme questioned them about the Un, deux, trois. quatre minutes until the end of class . . . Habla espanol? . . . Nein! . . . Those earphones belong on your ears! . . . Ursae sunt magnae . . . Balzac sure didn't write bedtime stories . . . does everyone have togas ready for the Roman Banquet? . . . Most language Mrs. Stewart helped her French students increase their vo- cabularies by giving them a French newspaper to read. Steve Merrifield and Pam Kane added the finishing touches on a Spanish bulletin board and Tracy Teporten offered advice. For a better understanding of the French people. Pam Peterson explained the geography of their land. Languages: For fional Peace classes sang familiar Christmas carols in newly learned languages . . . How come there are so many irregular verbs? . . . Don't the slides of France just make you want to pack up and go? . . . el fin . . . fini... Kaput... Estudiamos! wrote Jerry Reierson on the board as part of a Spanish I assignment. As the rest of the class studied Lat- in verbs. Mrs. Lee gave individual help to one of her students. Mr. Ruud helped his student- teacher. Mr. Hanson, prepare a physics lecture. Science Classes Facets of Mr. Burke spent many hours explaining the concept of the mole to his chemistry class. Hey. you've had the microscope for the past half hour, what's really on that slide? 32 Investigated Nature Mr. Burke told time by hydraulic methods, Jerry Kurate set up a physics experiment while the rest of his class observed. We hove to collect bugs? Oh, come on, there's a foot of snow on the ground . . . heart, liver, spinal cord, and — good heavens what is that? ... Mr. Dimond, I’ve got a muscle spasm in my arm from that last experiment ... a typical day in physics — ploying with slinkies in the halls? . . . Mr. Ruud's famous say- ings, Okay, who shorted all the electric outlets? . . . and who hooked the Van de Graff generators to the door knob? . . . Listen students, we're conducting a class in biology not a frog jumping contest ... be careful v ith the Bunson Burner, we don't run a crematorium here . . . but Mr. Ruud, what's a ripple tank for, if we can't make BIG waves. . . John Packer showed Pat Diederich and Barb Butterfield some of the organs of the body. 33 Kathy Jordan showed Mary Holmes how to use the filing cabinet. Adding machines proved to be the most important piece of machin- ery in the bookkeeping classes. One. two. three, go! The students were off on one of the speed tests given in typing class throughout the year. Business Personnel of Tomorrow Trained In Business Education Today Sharon Morrison and Sue Cobb developed their dictaphone skills that they will need for future employment. Donna Linden and Dave Paine looked on while Jeff Kobalt hold up a sign for Distributive Education. [Mr. Hoiland gave some last minute campaign pointers to Diane Robinson hand Cheryl Adams. Distributive Education Look sharp . . . Feel sharp ... Be sharp . . . Job openings coming soon . . . Tree surgeons, Organ grinders, Circus barkers . . . Now let's get serious, Mr. Hoiland just won't fit into the show case . . . Progress reports are due tomor- row . . . Whose turn is it to dress the dummy? . . . Say, how come you kids only have three hours of school? The students of the Distributive Education class listened attentively as Diane Robinson spoke about the personal appearance of a person applying for a }ob. I 35 The auto mechanics class concentrated on their bookwork. Fundamental for Future Trades An industrious woodshop student busily worked on his project. Terry Bowman put the dishes away after the home arts class finished another cooking project. Debbie Lindberg and Pat Kompelin worked on the dresses they were making for children. The Way to a Man’s Heart Is Through Home Economics An essential part of making a dress is pressing, dem- onstrated by Mary Foras. 37 Physical Fitness 38 Would you watch out? That's my neck ya know!' Emphasized in Boys’, Girls’ Physical Education Classes Look at that, I made a basket! Fighting over the volleyball was the most familiar scene during the winter sports season. A spike is one sure way of getting at the weak side of the defensive volleyball team. 39 An artist began a future masterpiece. Mr. Bach kept a watchful eye while one of his stu- dents worked with the potter’s wheel. Your Tensions ... Art Dave Olson consulted his fellow artists about putting up a new showcase. Sue Swanke worked on her woodcut. Members of the Concert Band were: B. Aaio. V. Anderson. H. Angleos. R. Beito. J. Borgh. T. Berry. F. Boyers. P. Bievor. 0. Carlson. P. Childers. D. Clauson. C. Cooper, B. Dohlof. B. Disser, J. Dunn. J. Ewardson, L. Emanuelson, L. Gilbertson, P. Gray. D. Greener, C. Hoiotf. K. Hancor. B. Hanson. T. Hanson. C. Hill. D. Hoiplcemier, C. Johnson, L. Kuypor. K. LaBresh. L. Lind. B. Lindwoll. L. Mohlcr. B. Mares. E. Markstrom. C. Martin. J. Mchlhopp. C. Mcssenbring. P. Morrison. K. Myrmcl. R. Nyen. K. Olson. B. PerVins. B. Perron, S. Poterion. E. Quem. M. Romstad. G. Sobon. R. Smith. J. Spath. N. Stein. J. Stinson. R. Sylvostor. R. Thomas. M. Volgerson, 8. Werner, M. Zeches. Band, Chorus, Orchestra . . . Members of the Pep Band were: D. Almen. R. Anderson. P. Bakkc. C. Carlson. I. Dempster. R. Dick- inson, B. Dodgo. W. Durling, P. Evanoff. D. Frank. J. Hershberger. C. Hodgkins. S. Ingorsoll, A. Jan- stem. L. Jones. C. Loesch. R. Mah- ler. T. Mahlor. B. Muollor, T. Nord- berg, C. Oborg, M. Ockwig. N. Oppel, S. Purcell, C. Ryan. T. Stiles, K. Thompson. D. Weiking. Choir member wore: B. Almon, C. Andrews, C. Boiko. B. Borfon. C. Bishop. S. Blohm. T. Bomon, L. Boss. D. Carl- son. C. Chombcrs. S. Chrlstion. 0. Conwoy. W. Dudloy. P. Evorts. C. Fromdor. M. George. L. M. Gilbertson. G. Gullikson. R. Holverson, J. Harris. K. Hodgkins, N. Kendall. L King. K. Kronx, J. Kyrk, L. Lorson. L. Loll. L. Macy, A. McAllister, F. McDonough, N. Molhoff. D. Millotto, V. Moullor. K. Okorstrom. B. Ovorboc, R. Pendroy.. P. Porkins. L. Peterson, L. Petsch, M. Phillips. G. Pierson. G. Romstad, K. Ross. I. Scheuchl, K. Shumway, M. Smith, J. Studer, J. Thorburn, K. Warnor. K. Williamson, C. Zohn. Practiced for Precision Members of the Girl's Gleo Club wore: L. Andrews, G. Beosy. L. Burton. P. Buss, C. Carlson. D. Carlson, M. Ehrhardt, L. Elm. G. Erland- son. S. Flafin, M. Fransen, J. Ginsky. B. Globus, L. Honson. D. Hendorson. J. Hoofs. P. Husoman. M. Johnston. P. Joyner. C. Kerr. C. Kimball. C. Larson. J. Lichnor, L. Livingston. P. Moyer. K. Miossner, C. Morris, S. Nolson. N. Newport. K. Oppogard. J. Packer, P. Pag- gan, N. Pahl, L. Pape. M. Peterson, S. Potorson, P. Phillips. C. Robey. J. Robinson. J. £. Seifert, P. Spurgin. D. Stotesbory. K. Swanson, B. 42'Toylcr. K. Vick. N. Zimmorman. S. Borg. J. Hocksteon. Orchostra members included: K. Anderson, R. Anderson, L. Benson, B. Brekke, K. Brown, M. Collins, S. Cox. A. Eckels. C. Gabel, A. Gilbertson. S. Gilbertson. C. Gilman, T. Harris, S. Kohls, M. Lorenson, K. MacDonald. K. McKalla, K. McNamara, H. Meany, K. Osweiler. S. Phillips, C. Pribblo. K. Roinarx. S. Roinhord, K. Sinnott, M. Tildcn, T. Tilloy, T. White, N. Woodcock, H. Angelos, F. Beyors, J. Edwardson. L. Gilbertson. D. Groonor. C. Hiatt. K. Hill. K. LaBrosh. K. Martin, R. Nyon, J. Oberg, M. Romstad. K. Olson, J. Sabon. Performances Trio of choir members practiced for their upcoming Christmas concert. Members of the Sophomoro Chorus ware: R. Berbeau. S. Bjornlio C Carlson G. Oarby C. Dawe. G. Elrod M. Fo P Goorno K Ginsky. G. Gordon, M. Harrison. R. Haugen. K. Kranx. C. Kruogor. J. L.ndstrom, C. Molberg. J. Mayor. M. Palermo. I. Parks. M. Savaga. R. Streeter. R. Tsjosvold. K. Utecht. 43 A study in contrast. Bruin’s Duin’s The man behind the pictures. Oh yeah, and did you tell her the one about ...?! Six projects due tomorrow ... Oh Help!! Sophomore Girls Glee Club entertained LHSers. Hmm, the lunches don't look too bad this week.' The big brass band tooted toughly. 46 In the Halls of LHS 47 CLASSES CLASS of 1966 Caryl Chambers, vice-president: Jim Colt, president: Kathie Shumway, secretary: Linda Nybo, treasurer: Senior Officers We overcame and got our apples back! Senior Pat Hughes mourned over the loss of the apple machine. Pauline Aakre Bill Adland Bonnie Almen Cheryl Adams Don Adelmann Nancy Alstrup 49 Karen Bolden Mary Lou Avant Cindy Angelos Phil Barron Bart Barton Kathy Anderson Richard Anderson Corene Bakko Tom Backstrom 50 Jackie Brant Eric Brown Jim D. Brown Chuck Bruneau Ann Bungert Bill Butler Jim W. Brown Seniors Set Pace and Establish Traditions- Craig Campbell Bill Carey Dolly Carlson Pat Carlson Margaret Callison Lesleo Burton 52 Linda Caven Kathy Cecka for Future Years at LHS. Steve Christian Karen Connell Howard Cleveland Diane Conway Sue Cobb Jim Colt Tim Cook 53 Men's Glee Club performed at the Girls' Senior Tea. Eldora Cordes Allan Cox Diana Davis Steve Crawford Paul Davis Ronna Dayton Marie Critchfield Kathy Dahl Dennis Croonquist Debbie Dagle Bill Dudley Randi Eager Jim DeLong Linda Docker Miko Delesha Rose Desrosier George Edwards Jeff Edwardson Gene Dugal Pat Dunn Dave Durnbaugh Melinda Ehrhardt Marilou Ehlen Gary Erickson Margaret Fahrenkrog Pat Farr John Faulk Sherrie Eisert Linda Elm Keith Ferenc Sharon Fowler Gretchen Eichorn Randy Eisole Dave Elzoa Steve Endean Linda Falconer Jan Green Linda Grant Karon Gardner Terry Geppert Linda L. Gilbertson Coralee Gruber Mike Geariety Don Gamble Steve Gamble Paula Frank Cindy Fremder Linda M. Gilbertson Max Gordon Linda Hanson Ken Gust Cheri Hawes Harry Hart Marsha Harshbarger Tim Hanson Kathy Hartkopf Bill Havnen Sheila Heath Elaine Hart Julie Hanson Meg Holier Tim Howard Donna Henderson Carol Hinkley 59 Stove Jepson Ruth lliff Don Jackson Linda Jetor Cynthia Johnson Kathy Jordan Dan Johnson Steve Johnson Connie Julson Jeanne Jones Jeff Kobold Sandy Kacher Nancy Kendall Ken Kallovig Pam Kane Randy Keenan Pat Kompelien Wayne Kompelien Kathy Kopfmann Kris Kranz Sue Kohls Shako Khachatourian Jan Knoepke Dawn Kollodge 61 Ken LaBresh Britt Langfjoll John Krautbauer Rick Krautkremer Ken Lambortz Sherrie LaGow Sue Kromer Janna Kyrk Bov Larkin Formal wear—Dogpatch style. Colleen Larsen Cecelia Laurie Steve Lindholm Bonnie Lindwall Debra Lindberg Dick Leglcr Doug Lempkie 63 Diane Lunderberg Steve Lynch Larry MacDonald Kathy McComb Deanne McDonald Barb Lovostrand Diana McConnell Lauraloe Macy Joyce Madison Mac McDonough Linda Loll Bev Lorenson Jim McGrath Barb McKee 64 Davo Means Margaret Meany Vickie Metberg Steve Morrifield Glonn Miller Wayne Miller Steve Maras Jan Markstrom Linda Mahler Mary Mahlum Carmen Mesenbring Nancy Mehlhoff Dave Miller Irvan Mills Tom Moberly Jim Murphy Arnold Mynr Mrs. Yung poured tea for diet conscious seniors Vickie Mueller Rayetta Norton Phil Nelson Pam Norstad Sharon Morrison The 1966 Graduating Class of Lincoln High . . . Cheryl Nouska 66 Kathy Ochs Bev Ogdahl Claudia Olson Dave Olson Linda Olsen Linda Nybo Rhine Nyen Larry Odden Riclc O'Gara Best Seniors in the City! Connie Olson Carol Pavlilc Jim Peck Rog Opheim John Packor Kathy Oppogard Jim Partlow Nanci Pattorson Nancy Jo Pahl Betty Otten Diane Otten John Pafko Dave Pahl 68 Ron Pondroy Pat Perkins Steve Peterson Cheryl Perron 69 70 Gladyce Reierson Hey Tom, that's not a basketball! 71 Linda Reishus Janet Richter Donna Sandell Jan Sanford Kristen Sininger Dan Schultz Cliff Sewell Kathy Seydel Pat Schoenaclc Pete Schwartz 72 Richard Stafford Larry Stavos Richard Shearer Susan Shearer Celina de Souia Sue Springer Vilclcie Shoeley Kathio Shumway Suo Snyder Randy Slagel Sue Sletten Morris Skoien 73 Tom Thorman Chuck Stiles Lynn Stoddard Tom Switzer Sandra Tew Donna Stottosbory Dave Strasburg Shake played the piano for the girls at the Senior Tea. Tom Sutton Nancy Tilden Mike Townsend Joe Trautmann Gene Trowbridge Virginia Unwin Sue Watkins Mike Woar Barb Velie Lynda Vikingson Lynn Ward Steve White Don Vogel John Wakely Jan Weinand Steve Ward Mary Williams Nicky Wright Barb Wight Mike Whitenack Julie Wickland Nancy Zimmerman Carter Wolfgang Greg Zarth Gilbert Zitterow Gary Wilson NOT PICTURED ANDERSON. KENNETH ANDERSON. RICHARD S. ASPHOLM. NORMAN BESSER, CRAIG BOERBOOM. BILL BOYSEN. WILLIAM BUETTNER. CHANTAL CLOUTIER. ROGER F. CONAWAY. DENNIS DALEY. RICHARD DRAGER. ERNEST DUMMER. GREGORY FERRY. PETER FIER. DOROTHY FLATEN. SUE GIBSON. BRUCE GROTEWOLD. JIM HAINES. JAMES HARRIMAN, JOHN HENDRICKSON. KEITH HOLLINGSWORTH. Gf HOVEY. BRUCE JARLAND. PATRICIA JOHNSEN. LARRY JOHNSON. DENNIS JUDGE. KIRBY LOESCH. CHARLES LOVEGREN. JANET MACZIEWSKI. LOREN MAY. DAWN MIESSNER. KATHLEEN MONOGUE. JAMES MULLIN, JEFFREY NELSON. ARLEIGH NELSON. JERRY OVERBY. BAUBEE PARLIN. MICHAEL PATES. BARBARA PAULSEN. NANCY PETERSON. LINDA L. PFEIFER. JACK PIERCE. RICHARD PIZZALA, KEITH ROMSTAD. MIKKEL ROSE. ROGER SCHAFT. PATRICK SKRIVSETH. ROBERT SMITH. KERRY SORENSON. KEN SPURGIN, THOMAS SUMNER. WILLIAM WELIN, SUE WILLEY. PETER 76 CLASS of 1967 Mike Schlinder, vice-president; Sharon Jeske, secretary; Jennifer James, treasurer; Jay Bothwell. president. 77 Junior Officers Joanne Bergh and Mark McAllister reigned as Junior Royalty. Jean Abrahamson Judy Abrahamson Dean Adams John Adams Mark Allaman Bruco Anderson Cindy Anderson Dennis Anderson Gayle Anderson Jill Anderson Richard Anderson Bob Anderson Sue Anderson Tom Andorson Vicki Anderson Laying the Laurel Androws Helen Angelos Tom Appolquist Robor) Asleson Dove Atkinson Tom Atwood Tom Bach Paul Bakke Daryl Banks 78 Tim Baumgartner Regina Boaty Col Beatty Lonnie Bongtton Shelley Benton Bonnie Berg Robert Berg Robin Borg Sandio 8org Joanno Bergh Rick Bergman Tom Berry Him work . . . Oh come now!! Foundation of a New School Spirit . . . Forrett Beyort Pat Bievor Sandy Billing Bill Bjorum Nancy Blako Vicki Blanchard Ron Blegon Sherry Blohm Donnit Boolter Terry Boman Tom Boman Bill Borgert 79 Jay Bothwell Phillip Boxoll Marilyn Branton Bonnio Braun Bonnio Brekko Lana Brittain Karl Brown Linda Buo Jano Buhrow Karen Bullinger Carol Bunlholt Randy Burmcittor Linda Buts Sharon Bullor Barb Buttorfiold Ron Carlblom Craig Carlton Janot Carlton Marlono Carlton David Carpenter Dale Carrington Alton Carter Suo Cornier Carl Chapman Jackie Chapman Mary Churchill John Clough Don Cogtwell Jamei Colo Camille Comat Mary Cooner Stephanio Coopor Sharon Corby Donald Cordray Charlet Cornelius Garry Couch 80 Susan Co wo 11 Mory Craigio Ernest Cribb Mike Critchfield Carol Croonquist Richard Curtis Bruce Dahl Maureen Dahl Botty Dahlon Janet Dahlen Robert Dahlof Brian Danielson Dawn Dargavel Diane Delesha Pat Diodorich Barb Disser Bonita Dodge Bruce Drury Diane Dugan JoAnn Duncan 81 Pat Everts John Fagor Mark Falconer Diano Foidor Dolores Flint Mary Forus Colleen Frank Monica Franson Vicki Fenolon Bob Fier Loo Fitzsimmons Jim Flaton Rebocca Fraser Lanco Froo Dennis Freihoit Timothy Frothoim Juniors Start Planning for Their Kathy Frommer Jan Furuli Chris Gabel Ray Gallett Kathy Garding Mark Gardner Pat Garrity Barb Gonsmer Mary Goorgo Shorryl Gordo Richard Giddings LaVonne Gilbertson Stan Gilbertson Jan Gilley David Gilmoro Janino Ginsky Dick Gladhill Bonny Globus Jim Graham Trudco Gray Michael Gray Phil Gray Davo Greener Dan Gregoiro Randy Gronert Pat Spurgin and John Hesse co-ordi- nated their ideas for Sadie Hawkins decorations. Cheryl Halverson Rick Halverson Robert Hamilton Jamos Hancer Tom Grotho Gary Gullikson Kathy Gundorson Stevon Gustafson Bruce Hanson Lynn Hardina Janet Harris Thad Harris Susan Habig Gary Hagar Gary Hague Linda Halme 83 Last Year at L.H.S. Hugh Hatch Mike Hatfield Jill Hedlund Sharon Hedlund Tom Havnen Gail HavrfHch Vicki Hogg Debbie Hoinon Diane Heacox Mike Hooth Rita Hollosvig Marilyn Hendrickson Don Hodgeman Karen Hodgkins Bob Hofmoistor Suo Hofmoistor John Holmes Linda Holsten Lourio Holtor Karin Hommo Linda Host Chris Hubrig Suo Hunerborg Douglas Hunt 84 Tammy Hursh Rolf Hum Richard Iboling Jennifer Jamos Tim James Davin Janikowski Cindy Johnson Ray Johnson Charloon Johnsfon Sharon Johnsfon Cindy Jonos Greg Jones Larry Jones Miko Jones David Jorgonson Peggy Joyner Charlos Kadlec Judy Kalafut 85 Kathy Knutson Larry Kompelion Roger Kormondy Duano Korum Lynda Kosso Cher! Kough “Let Us Have Faith and in That Faith Let to Do Our Duty as Lincoln's Address at Cooper Union, New York February 27, I860 Both King David Klofsaas Gretehon Kloster Karon Knoip Harvoy Knoopko Gregory Knutson Mary Krautbauor Jeff Kruger Kurt Krueger Janot Ladd John LaDuo Linda Lagorquist Stove Landwohr Bruce Langovin Mike Larkin Tom Kudrle Jerry Kurata Larry Kuyper Mr. Kennedy gave a few helpful pointers to LHS de- baters. 86 Bruco Larton That Right Makes Might, Kh?uT Us to the End Dare We Understand It.” Sheryl Letch Billy Linden Diano Lindwall Bob Linttrom Lynda Livingston Honry Lloyd Mike Loitello Marilyn Loronson Grog Ludvigten Well world, here I come.' Dick Luodko Kafhy MacDonald Ronald Maddaut Tom Maditon Carol Mahlum Al Majorut Philip Maleeka Randi Manlovo Davo Mantfiold Al Marcia Marc Marcia Tom Marok 87 Cathy Martin Danito Martin Allan McAllittar Mark McAllittor Mika McCardla Mika McDarmott Bairb McMahon Helen Meany Joan Moyer Pam Meyer Ruth Miller Dave Millette Goorgo Moore Mercy Morriton Pat Morriton Brian Mueller Chris Muntinger Julio Myhr Lynn Myhre Lori Nelson Pam Nolton Suo Nolton Rogor Noss Terry Nowport 88 Kafhy Okortfrom David Oland Poggy Olton Ernetf Olton Jim Orcutt Mark Orlutko Karon Otwoilor Joan Packor Poggy Paggen Jim Palmor Linda Pap© Elona Parthun Stovo Poforton Cindoo Poforton Gregory Poforton Jim Poforton Pam Poforton Richard Poforton Steven Poforton Nancy Piotenpol 89 Lynn Poforton Marcia Poforton Yvotto Pond John Potch Juniors Helped to Make the 1st . . . Jano Ritchart Karon Ritwchko Suo Roleff Jack Rotonblad Margaret Ron Gorry Saban Sue Sandberg Jay Schaber Pat Schil Mike Schlinder Bob St. Martin Marlaino Samuelton John Schmelx Dave Schnedler Dean Schoonberger Ray Schullor The better half showed up for the dance. . . . Year at LHS the Best 91 Janot Sperry Fat Spurgin Tom Steink© Jeff Stillman Don Stock Deb Stomberg Damon Stroth Jan Studer Cyndi Surrisi Sue Swanke Karen Swanson Kathy Swanson Ruth Sylvoster John Tanner Cary Tarbox Barb Taylor Garth Taylor Sue Taylor Barb Teawalt Earl Toporton Dennis Torpstra Ron Teschendorf John Tetrick Pam Thomas Kathy Thompson Jeff Thompson Martin Thomson Jim Thorburn Dick Thorman Cindy Tischer Bobbi Todd Bob Townsond Herb Tufteo Greg Utccht Gary Valentino Jack Vanatta 92 Bon Verrall Jim Violetfo Richard Walton Chrit Warnor Jacliio Warnor Mary Wobb Robert Weiss Dan Wolin Byron Well Bob Worncr Bob Worsal Carol Whitoi Cindy Whitney Mae Whittomore Anita William Dean William Cindy Williamson Ronn Williamton Kim Wilton Linda Wilton Terry Wilton Carol Winter Kathy Winter Nancy Woodcock Tho National Association of Apple Craters and Packagers rebelled. 93 Mark Wooldridgo Donny Workman Carol Wright Janino Yogor Pat Yocum Kris Yung Charleno Zahn Miko Zechos NOT PICTURED Charlono Adolmann Joff Hardy Bruco Pock Michaol Phillips Jeannio Purcell Tom Rosonlund Sherry Schablifsky Tom Stilos Sharon Williams Frank Worroll 94 Gina congratulated '65 royalty. CLASS of 1968 Trygve Mattson, treasurer; Brian Tarbox. vice-president: Brad Netherton, president; Lynda Jeske, secretary. Sophomore Officers 95 Bonifa Aaxo Bob Abrahamson John Akorson Suo Allan Andrea Aim Dan Almon Russell Amlco Suo Amundson Karon Andorson Kristin Anderson Ron Andorson Ron Anderson Tom Andorson Violot Andorson Craig Andrevrs Slovo Ansoll Judy Appel Brian Aspholm Judy Aiwood Cardona Bocon Jack Bacon Rogina Banks Ronald Barbeau Bocky Barron At Marian Basil Torry Beattio Philip Boatty Gloria Bockor Tom Bockor Jorry Beckham Claudia Bockman Linda Benson Mark Benson Rollin Borg Steven Borg Mike Berggron Sophomores Became an Important Adding Spirit 96 Jim Berry Kathloon Bettor Keith Bettor Laura Billy Becky Bjorklund Sharon Biornlie Robori Blackwood Davo Bloodow Robori Boerboom Bronda Bolin Denito Boltiad Paul Bontirom Bonnio Boitart Debbie 8olhwall Cindy Boyd Sandra Boyton Siovo Bruco Linda Buccolli Dalo Buogol Davo Bungori Paul 8urnt Pat Bui� Mark Campbol. Mark Carey Carol Carlton Colleen Carlton Connie Carbon Darrell Carlton Dobbie Carlton Diano Carlton Julio Carlton Linda Carlton Lynn Carlton Jorry Cartion Dobora Carior Tom Cecoro Part of the New LHS - By and Enthusiasm 97 Allen Cecka Rog Chamber Paula Childors John Christianson Max Christman Debra Clauten Ruth Cloutier Pat Cochrane Mike Collins Michelle Collin Candyco Coopi Marloon Coopoi Will you let go of my skirt? Gloria Corby Paula Couch Mary Cowan Susan Cox Lois Cunningham Richard Curry Stoven Dahl Georgo Darby Randi Dargavel Jean Darnoll Ross Davis Gretchon Dea Ric Delmonico Jan Delong Lynn Dempsior James DeSchepper 98 Stevo Dewar Robert Dickinson Steven Dille Mike Doorflingor Harla Doop Suo Dummor Heather Duncan James Dunn Arlca Eckolt Arnold Eggebrecht Barbara Eichorn Jackio Eitolo Larry Ellington Maridee Elliott Kathy Engdahl Don Engan Bernico Englund Bob Engman Claudia Engwall Gaya Erlandton Jackio Etholman Patti Evanoff Linda Evant Bob Fahronbruch Ray Fairman Daryl Farmer Bruco Farr Pat Faulk I just saw a dove fly into Mrs. Smith's kitchen. Martha Farry Janioco Fithor Kovin Ftynn Rick Fortnor Julianno Fowler Martha Fox Ralph Francis David Frank Linda Frericht Karan Fridland Scott Froid Sue Frykman Jeanne Gallogly Steve Gammoll Tarry Garay Linda Garber Bill Gatkell Mark Gelling Becky Gentmor Pat Georgo Tom Gorttol Jim Gertxewtki Al Gilbertton Ann Gilbertton 99 Vorneil Gilbortson Cindy Gilman Koith Ginsky Phill Gladhill Mary Goldonstadt Pat Govo Ooanna Gotola Tiny Gray Gaylono Groon Gary Groonlund Tom Groobnor Ron Grotho Chariot Gundvaldson Roxanno Gustafson Stovo Gustafson Suo Haaso Joan Haines Pam Hall Tom Hallborg Davo Halmo Linda Halverson Marc Hamron Kovin Hancer Carrio Hanninen 100 Hey you get off of my cloud.’ Rita Hack Jill Hodlund John Holkonn Sandra Helseth Deanna Hemming Carol Hanning Kathy Herzog Bruco Hoyduk Clayton Hiatt Jim Hipp Stovo Hoekstoin Colloon Hodgkins Judy Hoofs Bon Hofsoth Davo Heipkemior Pam Hollingsworth Miko Holm Becky Holter Paul Hooker Paul Hoopor Robort Host Stcvo Howo Sarah Howland David Hubbard Cindy Huobnor Pam Huseman Martin Hyman Sharon Ingersoll Kathy Jackowiak Cheryl Janikowski Anita Jantson Mary Jensen Stovo Jerney Lynda Jeske Jerry Johnson Bruce Johnson Playing a musical instrument took a lot of wind and en- durance. 101 Darcy Johnson Donald Johnson Kathy Johnson Parry Johnson Sandy Jonnson Sheri Johnson Sholdon Johnson Tim Johnson Michello Johnston Frank Jolly Carol Jourdain Larry Kahlow Barbara Kalas Kon Kane Janico Kemper Richard Kennedy Carla Kerr Mike Koy Richard Kirk Stevo Klefsaas Shoila Kleinheksel Gail Kline Ken Knoepko Gregory Knudson Carl Knutson Paul Knutson Bob Kohls Kent Kollodge Craig Kompolion Pat Korum Kevin Kranx Kandy Krapu Al Kruoger Claudia Krueger Kathy Kuenxel Jim Kwakonat 102 Sophomores Invaded the Ideas and Bruce Laden Susan Lagorquist Cynthony La-mbort Edward Landry Lynn LaPointo John Lerltin Jean Larson Stove Larson Sue Larson Terrance Larson Bruco Lee Debby Lee Valerie Lee Gene Loglor Patricia Lilley Dennis Lind Leo Lind BocLy Lindberg John Lindstrom Michael Lloyd Milo Long Tom Lorsbach Scoff Lovon Linda Lundstrom 9 Jim Mad Joan Macxiowsli Eric Magrath Rifa Maher Jim Mahler John Mahlum Suo Maimer Susan Marok Bruco Mares Earl Marksfrom Greg Markuson Lanny Marsh Building With Opinions 103 Buses ran on time, but students didn't! Anno Martin Holon Mattson Sholloy Mattson Trygv© Mattson Bob Mauck Linda Mazxu Kathy MeCalla Miko McCarthy Stovo McComb Craig McFarlan John McGaha Nancy McHalo Roland McKoo Linda MacNabb Kay McNamara Jim McNoal Mary McNutt Janico Mehlhoff Jim Moisingor Chris Molborg Bonnie Monalis Don Meredith Craig Mesenbring Joe Moyer Davo Michaol Bill Michaelson Kathy Millor Marsha Millor Charla Mills Miko Mlazgar Allen Moberg Bruco Mohn Kerry Mohn Andrea Molberg Rogor Morino Choryl Morris 104 Chuck Morrison Loo Mosman Stovo Moss Jill Muni Jon Musil Roborf Myhr Kurf Myrmol Avc Nolson Mark Nelson Ponny Nolson Suo Nolson Kathy Ness Brad Nelhorlon Sandy Newell Bill Nichols Torry Nordborg Pat Norton Charleno Nouska Cathy Oberg Linda Ochs Miko Oekwig Brian Ogdahl Stovo Oian Torry Oleson Doug Olson Gary Olson Judy Olson Lloyd Olson Stovo Ophoim Marilyn Oppegard Nancy Oppol Karla Otton David Pahl Deniso Palandri Miko Palermo John Palmquist A Sophomore dreamed of a south sea cruise, as she tried to forget her mid-winter blues. 105 Sophomores led the woy? Geri Podorson Kathy Pegors Robin Penrod Bruce Porkins Becky Porron Terry Perron Brueo Peterson Lois Peterson Pern Peterson Sandra Peterson Wayne Potorson Robyn Pfeifer Larry Parks Linde Parlin Terry Patterson Sherry Paul Janet Pavlik Gary Pedersen Judy Rcojo 8ob Rooh Koith Roicrion Milt© Richard Wally Riolon Joff Robort Li f Karl Roinarz Shori Rcinhard Colloon Reithus Chori Roboy Jim Robinion Joan Robinion € f £ 1-V t Scott Roionlund Margo Rom Kay Roth B squad cheerleaders hopefully climbed the ladder that leads to successful A squad cheerleading. 107 Randy Simonsor Audroy Singor Cordy Sinner Kathy Sinnott Poter Sltujint Tom Slagol Bob Sholdon “With Malice Toward None; Gary Solgoby Phil Semmor With Firmness in the to See the Right, Priscilla Sharratt Stovon Sharratt Julio Simmons Finish the Work Ron Smith Glon Snosrud Torosa Soronson Julio Soukup Janot Spath Karon Springor Janot Spurgin Linda Spurgin Jim Stark John Stark Poggy Stearns John Stoin Judy Stinson Karon Stono Ray Strootor 108 With Charity for All; Right as God Gives Us Let Us Strive on to We Are in . . Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address—1865 109 John Verrall Keren Vick Bud Vobor Miko Volgerson Margo Wakoly Tori Walsh Michael Walt David Walters Wondy Watschko Jim Woar Karon Woar Stovo Wooks Dave Woiking Marty Wells Tom Whito Dean Whiting Ray Whitney Vaughn Williams Diane Zimmerman Kris Williamson Mike Williamson Pat Williamson Richard Wimborly Robert Wintors Mike Woldahl Monica Wilson Suzanno Wilson Tom Wilson Suo Wood Brad Yeager Ted Zierhut NOT PICTURED William Breedlove Marsha Caroy Roberta Caso Harold Conick Steve Elmoro Dalo Erickson Alberta Fier Michael Geiger Glenn Gordon Jacqueline Grabowski Rosalie Herrboldt Mark Kuxma Gregory Meyer Pat Murphy Thomas Nelson Laureen Ploen Michael Quinn Drow Stein John Webb Betty Wersal NO Ill 1965 World Series The ‘Bloomington’ Twins VS The Los Angeles Dodgers Some ‘Bears’ Were Just Out Watching Two Bloomington Greats Mudcat Grant, (Twins' pitcher) and Randy Eisele (LHS Senior) with Howie Reed, L.A, pitcher in the middle just before Grant's fabulous sixth game. 112 Sam Mele contemplated game from Twins’ dugout. Sieve Berg and Al Krueger (LHS sophs) posed for their fans, before the game out in the Met. parking lot. Hey you with the camera. Wanna ice-cold coke? (LHS Senior Horry Hart) Souvenir vender Roy Meiwurm pulled in the green as dubious buyers kept him hopping. Many ‘Bears’ Were Out at the Series ‘Working’ . . . Steve Endean (LHS Seniori stopped for holf a second to see how the gome was coming ana it was back to . . . SALTED IN THE SHELL PEANUTS . . . CRACKERJACKS . . Lest spring's tennis team was: (from loft to right) Mile Woinblott, Dick Nelson. Chuck Oosonborg, Ken Peterson, Bill Hovnon. John Atkinson, Lon Spando. Don Herron, Doug Lomko, Craig Sorlie. Ward Poterson. Rollio Schlicting, and Mr. White, coach. Bill Havnen, lost year's 2nd singles player, warmed up before a match 114 '65 Captain, Rcllie Schlicting talked to coach. Mr. White, before a home match. SCORES West We 3 They 2 Edina 0 5 Robbinsdale 0 5 West 4 1 Minnetonka 0 5 Southwest 2 3 Hopkins 5 0 Cooper 3 2 Richfield 3 2 Wayzata 3 2 St. Louis Park 0 5 Mound 5 0 Minnehaha Academy 4 0 Southwest 4 0 Mr. White watched Don Herron defeat his opponent during an after school practice. Chuck Desonberg (left) and Dick Nelson, both 1965 graduates, worked together to be our first doubles team. Rollie Schlicting, captain for two years, defeated many opponents as our first singles player. Harold blazed around the track. BLOOMING T 0 N The spirit of Traclcorama was kindled. Track-O-Rama ’65 One cold and dreary spring morning Mr. Ochs decided to have a track meet. He called it TRACK- ORAMA for class,'invited Norm Van Brocklin for color, invited other teams for competition and brought his own team for victories. com i LHS Tracksters of ’65 Tho members of tho 1965 versify track team woro: Row I: Manager, Bob Davis, Davo Roddy, Dalo Miller, Gatis Valtors, Greg Honscn. John Doran, Rick Forrester, Bred Farnoss mgr. Row 2: Mr. Ochs, coach. Tom Bauor, Grog Socman. Bob Tichich. Steve Robey, Don Johnson, Chuck Styles. Pet Mc- Morrow. Row 3: Ron Jopson, Miko Sorem. Buildor Bcntly, Dave Stockwell, Tom Backstrom, Harold Garner, capt.. Chuck Shannon. John Krautbauor. Mork Lumsdon, Mr. Arthur — coach. Tho members of the 1965 sophomore track toom wore: Row I: Ron Kloster, Stove Kompainon, Buildor Bontly. George St. Martin, Bill Ochs. Howio Cook, Jim Takomoto. Grog Utecht. Row 2: Rolf Huss, Bill Kaul, Mark Marcia, John Holmos. Bill Owon, John Englund. Jim Swenson. Steve Palmor. John Melchor. Row 3: Richard Shannon. Jay Bothwoll, Davo Janikowski, Grog Trebil. Randy Penrod, Dave Greonor. Dick Giddlngs, Don Stock. Don Giordinger. 117 Captain Dave Roddy turned out his best, as Mike Sorem called his time out. In track, some worked ... some watched. In the Spring as both lurched over that first hurdle. Randy Gray incurred many honors for the '65 Bloomington golf team. 118 Bear Batters Front Row: Mike Sockor. Ron Hultino. Danny Mulcrome. Gary Fori. Bob Milko. Glonn Kuhr. John McNally, Miko Estcrloy, Gena Trowbridge. Gary Portor. Back Row: Mr. Radobach. coach. David Hohog. Alan Hoffman, Doug Billiton, Harvey Ratilaff. Miko Thoroton. Terry Smith Miko Olson Edward Hoffman. John Wilkin, manager. Tom Goodrich, manager. BASEBALL SCORES We They We They St. Paul Hill 9 2 St. Louis Park 9 2 Edina 6 2 Mound 5 0 Robbinsdale 5 4 Roosevelt 10 2 Benilde 4 16 Washburn 1 0 Minnetonka 3 4 District Owatonna 4 1 Eden Prairie 5 2 Hopkins 4 2 Mound 3 1 Cooper Richfield 3 0 1 2 Waconia Richfield 6 2 5 3 Wayzata 15 1 119 In district game with Richfield. Porter was caught flat on his seat as run scored. Baseball Squad Finishes Second in Conference 120 Bloomington's 1965 baseball squad finished a solid second in the Lake Conference standings with a 7-2 mark, besides winning four out of five non-conference contests for an 11-3 over- all record. During the district playoffs, the Bears defeat- ed Mound, Eden Prairie and Waconia. They lost the final game in the district to Richfield (the 1965 state baseball champions) in a real thrill- er. 3-2. ASSA. SS4M Members of tho 1965 Cross Country team were: First row; Tom Bach. Stan Gilbertson, Kevin Schuman. Darrel Townsend. Gene Studf. Second row; Doug Lcmpko, Ron Williams. Jim Hipp. Dick Luedke. Jim Colt. Third row; Kirk Jensen. Roger Hayes. Tim Frethoim. Doug Pierce. Tom Bauer. Dave Oland (capt. elect of '66). The Cross Country season was marred with a complete lack of experience. Tom Bauer and Dave Oland pulled through with a new record in the 2.0 miles. They knocked 14 seconds off the original record. Tom Bauer (picture at right) was also captain this year but will graduate leaving Dave Oland as captain to keep the team running next year. Cross Country of ’65 Tom Bauer, captain and pace-setter of '65. The following harriers lettered: Tom Bauer. Don Oland. Doug Lempke, Jim Colt, Tom Bach, Stan Gilbertson. Kirk Jensen. Carmen Tschetter. Vaughn Williams and Mike Williamson. 122 Jim Hipp pants toward victory. Mombers of tho Jr.. Sr. Varsity football squad woro: Front row; 8ruce Pack. Stevo Holm. Mike Hurlo. Los (Honk) Knoke. John Krauibauor, Rodney Belt?. Dan Johnson, Don Watson. Daryl Bonks. John Packer, Bruce Larson. Soe. row; Dick Giddinqs. Mark Novak. Carl Chapman. John Tanner. Mike Rooves. Gory Couch, Danny Anderson, Greg Ludvigsen. Third row; Tom Grotho, Grog Utocht, Randy Penrod, Cal Beatty, Jeff Thompson. John LoDuo. Miko Oatman, Miko Townsend (mgr.). Fourth row; Mark McAllister (mgr.) Rich Shannon. Rolf Huss, Bill Koul, Joe Schultz, Mark Marcia. Randy Gronort. Bruco Shorwood. Greg Zorfh. Jon Hesse. Terry Newport. Mike Olsen, Jay 8othwell. Dove Schmidt. Tom Beckstrom. Howie Cleveland. John Wokely. Punt, Pass, Kick . . . Grunt! Actually though it's for- mer Bear great Ken Last (now attending U of M) giving Rich Shannon a Lineman of the Week award at one of the Quar- terback Club meetings. 123 Milt Sunde gives Chuck Shannon Forward of the Month plaque?? Members of the 1965 Sopbomoro footboll teom were: Front row; Jim Blackwood. Butch McKee. Bob Coles, Brian Tarboi. Stevo 8ergh, Bill Michelson, Paul Burns. Glenn Snosrud, Jim Dunn. Bruco Peterson. Second row; Frank Jolly, Ted Taylor. Mike Savogo, Brad Nothorton. Greg Marluson. Kevin Kranz, Abe Nelson, Stevo Anted. Larry Pork . John Siefert, Jim Robinson. Third row; Stovo Sharrat, Don Johnson. Stovo Bruce, Bruco Johnson, Joo Moyor, Doug Wilson. Kont Kollodgo. Gary Schmidt, Reg Chambers. Fourth row; Chuck Gundvaldson, Bob Abrahamson, Torry Bruco, Mark Nelson. John Palmquist, Roger Sandel, Rick Smith, Brad Yeagor. Miko Holme. Fifth row; Bob Reoves, John Stein, Arnio Eggobrocht, Robert Dickenson. Rain, nothin but rain . . . Coach, what do we do now? We've used all our flood plays . . . Try a couple dives . . . Hit 'em harder? Ouch! Are you kidding? . . . Zonk! . . . Pow! . . . Splat! . . . Hey, who's got the ball!? . . . Has anybody seen my front tooth? . . . Brotherhood, nothing—you can't have the shirt off my back! . . . Listen, you guys, get in there and FIGHT—we'll win this game yet!!! — !'? Rolf Huss sprinted around the Bear's strong left corner as the Trojans looked for a pass. 124 Hey, Hurrle! They're a sneaky bunch; keep your eyes open! Lincoln Vs. Kennedy Bears Vs. Eagles It Took a Lot Coachos wore: E. Wise, J. Junior, M. Korbo. J. Born, D. (Shorty) Cochran. R. Bach, B. (Rocky) Elton. Mike Olson received helping hands from Eagles. to Get This . . . 32-3 Feathers flew as Eagles played chicken in 32-3 victory for Lincoln. Since BHS split into two schools a strong rivalry has sprung between Lincoln and Kennedy. A tradition has been set this year which reaches the epitomy of this rivalry. This is 'Thee Old Helmet' game with the winner taking home the ancient helmet found in the ’old' Bloomington High School (Annex). Another tradition we set this year was winning the game and keeping the trophy. Traditions are meant to be kept. It was cold and wet, the stands were filled to capacity, at least the visitor's side was full since we had to sit on the visitor's side in our own stadium, but then......... We were really up for this game. Our Bears were really great that night. The defense kept the Eagles down to 3 points and that was off the boot of Jon Hammer. Mr. Hoblit (asst, supt.), presented Mike Olson (capt.) with the old helmet as Mr. Cochran and Milt Sunde (former grad.) looked on. Rah . . , Rah, Sis Boom Blah Rah Dear God, ploaso lot us win to- night. Amen. Gridiron Results We They Wayzata 26 12 Robbinsdale 0 33 Superior Central. Wis . 0 13 Minnetonka 6 19 Edina 0 39 Kennedy 32 3 Hopkins 7 32 St. Louis Park 0 35 Cooper 14 14 Injury is common enough on the gridiron but it hits close to home when your fellow classmates get hurt keeping up the tra- dition of a great school. Rolf Huss, the splurt of speed on the field, was greatly missed with an injured leg and only played for a few brief minutes at a time. An up and running fellow was out of action when Cal Beatty broke his shoulder. Tribute must be paid to John Packer who put out the hustle despite some painful injuries to his back. For all those millions of bruises, scrapes and jarred bones the Bears can be commended for getting up and hustling back in there. I you want Between the legs, Newport ... between the legs 126 Mfembors of fhe swim feam wero: Bob Werner. Jon Sanders. Curt Myrmol. Scoff Free. Scoff Loven. Craig Carlson. Mike Crifchfield, Roger Hayos, Bob Scrivsefh. Bill Micholson. Rhino Nyen, Roger Ness. Randy Penrod. Kevin Mahor. Ray Sfreeter. Ron Anderson. Jon Webb. S. Lorsback. Marc Hamron. Tim Safes. Craig Murdle, Bill Michels. David Eggbrechf: Coaches: Cliff Gonyer and R. Scheffer Managers: James DeSchopper, Jim Hickey and Jim Mauler Lloyd Bridges Club (Alias: Bear Swim Team) Above are fho members of the '66 diving squad. They ero: Bill Michels, 8ob Wermer, Ron Sanders. Curf Myrmol. David Eggbrechf. and diving coach: Mr. Schoffor Well guys, we'll have to work on cut- ting down our drowning rate . . . Who pulled the plug at the Park meet . . . Turn your Mae Wests in after practice. Since you ero fho only ones who know how fo swim, you can bo fho varsify squad. Of which fhe following are members: Randy Penrod. Rhine Nyen, Scoff Loven, 8ob Scrivsefh. Greg Zarfh, Jock Sprole. 127 Jack Sproule came up for a quick gulp of air as he played in his 'bathtub'. 'It's about this bill from Marineland for five sharks and two squids The swimming Bears found a team that swims together, works together and catches colds together. Between illnesses the team managed to pull in wins against St. Louis Park and Roosevelt. Individually the results were good with Greg Zarth going all the way in the 100 yd. backstroke during the State meet. Also the medley relay team composed of four lettermen: Greg Zarth; Jack Sproule; Bob Scrivseth; and Randy Penrod, swam to a 6th place. Rhine Nyen came in 8th in the 200 yd. freestyle in the State meet. The entire swimming team placed 10th in the state against 34 other teams. We may have had a weak season but the team showed it could do well at the end. It's a good thinq the team was not dependent on cheering, because cheerinq is dependent on spectators and there was a marked absence of both. Maybe if more ’sports fans' had showed up (even just to watch) they might have done better. Captain Greg Zarth. H 0 X 2 Work Team Whistle Sweat + 2 Coach 3 Fans2 Spirit Victories X Skrivseth seemed to be waiting with his surfboard for a decent wave. 128 Members of the '66 Gymnastics foam woro: First row; Stevo Gamblo. Danny Schultz. Steve Ophoim. Gary Guleckson. Chuck Loesch. Rogor Opheim. Grog Pierson. Larry Jonos. Marty Thompson. Second row; Potorson. Scott Nournan. Loo Mosman. Craig KompoHon, Terry Thompson, Jock McMullin. Ric Hobble. Rick Dodgo. Third row: Manager Terry Larson, Doug Jonas, Jim Guleckson. Bront Smith, Stevo Larson, Scott Rosoland. Miko Zeches, Terry Asphalm, Gary MortinsOn end coach Mr. Wolf. Not pictured Rick Pope Now I lay me on the tramp.” The daring young man with the greatest of ease flew through the air on the (still?) rings. Looks like Chuck ate his Wheaties today. Watch Your Form . . . One Opheim at a time.' Ye Gads, it's hiqher than the coach said it would be. 130 Tho following wero iho mombors of tho ‘66 A wrestling squad: Front row; Howio Cleveland, Stan Gilborfson, Jim McGrath, Jim Petorson, Mickoy Roiorson. Back row; Davo Oland, Arnio Eggbroth, Joo Schulh. Bruce Johnson, Stovo Kaiser, Tom Groiho Chuck Eckort. Grapplers . . . LHS Style. Howie Cleveland was captain for this year's wres- tling squad. He ended up with the best average at the end of the season. Howie climbed the ladder clear into the state wrestling meet but lost in his first match. HOWIE! Wrestle! 131 Bear Matmen Had Tough Schedule Hey! This guy is Drooling!! Oooo-o-o. nice move, ref.' Have You Tried Losing Weight? Wrestlers Are Always Doing It. Season Boxscore 2 Wins . . . 8 Losses Experience! A reverse half nelson with halitosis is illegal, son.1 This Was During Wayzata Match. This scene was few and far between. 132 Membon of fho wrestling B squed wore: Front row; Dave Atkinson, Donnis Workman. Jerry Reiorson, John Schmolta. Los Harson, Second row; Stovo Shelvor. Stovo Ansoll. John Mahlum, Butch Mckoe. Dalo Buogol, Miko Williamson, Jeff Roberts. Third row; Pat Williamson, Ron Williamson. Tod Toylor, Greg Ludvigson, Bob Reetr, Tim Jamos. Alan Carter. Ted Zierhut. The L.H.S. wrestlers have much to look forward to next year, losing only two seniors. The experience the boys gained during a very rough season will be invaluable to them next season. Many of the starters this year were wrestling in their first varsity matches. Howie Cleveland, team captain, and Jim McGrath were the only seniors. Their coach, Jerry Molosky, didn't expect fabulous performances from his wrestlers. They did their best and worked hard for their points and we were proud of them. Splol Pow . • • • • Matman !! o0 Cooch Molosky Member; of the '66 varsity baskotball foam woro: Front row; Tom Prico, Steve Remington, Tom Bauor. Tom Kudrle, Rolf Huss, Cal Beatty. Tom Bach. Second row; Coach Hutton, Mike Olson, Joy Bothwoll, Ken Kallovig, Mike Potorson. Tom Backstrom. Bob Dahlof, Denny Froheit, John Tonner, Mr. Junker and Mr. Carlson. Final Conference Standings Lincoln Scores ‘I Edina Richfield Lincoln St. Louis Park Robbinsdale Minnetonka Mound YWayzata J Hopkins j Kennedy Won Lost We They 16 0 Red Wing 74 67 12 4 Wayzata 49 46 II 5 Robbinsdale 78 71 II 5 Minnetonka 47 48 9 7 Edina 57 63 8 8 Hopkins 65 56 7 9 Kennedy 60 38 6 10 St. Louis Park 72 65 4 12 Cooper 37 27 3 13 Mound 67 52 2 14 Richfield (2 Overtimes) 60 64 Wayzata 55 51 Wilmar 62 41 Robbinsdale 63 64 Minnetonka 68 51 Edina 69 71 Hopkins 59 50 Kennedy 58 42 Dribblers ‘Drop in Buckets’ 134 Opened season at Red Wing, used press against bigger team to win 74-67. Opening confer- ence season with high- ly rated Wayzata. Jay Bothwell filled in well for injured Tom Backstrom. Good team defense brought 46-45 win home. Traveled to Rob- binsdale with Back- strom back in lineup for the first time. Tom led the team to a 78- 71 win. Peterson with 21 and Olson with 17 shared the spotlight. Tonka handed the Bears their first loss of . the season with a heartbreaking 48-47 win, the last 6 seconds. Bears held first half lead, but let up in the second half. Big game at Edina found the Hornets getting off to a 13-4 lead, but the Bears led by Olson’s 26 points stormed back to outplay and outscore Edina in the remaining game, but did not have quite enough and fell 62-57. The Bears got back on the winning track at the expense of the Hopkins Warriors 55-56. Back- strom's 33 points showed the way to victory. In the big rivalry with Kennedy. Backstrom and Olson broke even in the second half to down the Eagles 60-38 before a packed house at Kennedy. Lincoln probably played its finest game of the year when they downed the No. I team in the state. Park 72-65. It was a beautifully played game by all Bear players. Against taller Park. Bears controlled the backboards. The Bears made it 4 and 5 with victories over Cooper 37-27 and Mound 67-52. The Bears front line controlled the boards in both games. In a heart-breaking game with Richfield, the Bears lost 64-60 in two overtimes. Backstrom, Kud- rle, and Peterson fouled out, hurting the Bear cause. Lincoln bounced back to defeat the Trojans at Wayzata 55-51—behind 49-43 with three minutes to play—Kudrle, Olson and Peterson led a surge to outscore Wayzata 12-2 in the last minute for a win. In a non-conference game with Wilmar, the team played before a full house at 1:15 p.m. The Bears ripped the Cardinals 62-41 with Bauer and Kudrle Backstrom working well inside. In a return match with Robbinsdale, fate crushed our Bears in the last 12 seconds and the Bears came out on the short end of Help! Somebody break! Pete showed how a jump shot is done as a Willmar man looked on. 135 Jump . . . Shoot . Rebound Score! Bothwell dunked—for two points a 64-63 score. Bear guards, Bauer and Kudrle were outstanding, but a last second basket killed their chances. The Bears got revenge on Ton- ka with a 68-51 win on the loser's floor. The team defense was beautiful due to the play making of Kudrle and great control of the boards again by Peterson, Backstrom and Olson. In an exciting game with Edina for the second time, the Bears played great in spots, but a last minute surge by Edina ended in a 71-69 win by the Hornets in a real thriller. The Bears took a 14 point lead into the dressing room at half time against the unde- feated Hornets, but failed to shoot as well in the second half. Lincoln stopped Hopkins for the second time in a 59-50 thankful win, after the big Ed- ina game. Peterson's 19 points and backboard playing were a big factor in the win. In the final game of the sea- son, the Bears clipped the Eagles” for the second time 52- 42. Good team effort on both defense and offense helped Lin- coln's win. 8 Squad team members wcro, first row, managor Dorroll Carlson, Buriy Raymond. Gregg Heocox, Reg Chambors, Bruco Porkins, Gary Schmidt, man- ager Trigvoo Mattson, second row, (Cooch) Mr. Junker, Bud Vobar, Jim Dunn. Bruco Farr, Greg Markasun, Paul Trapp. John Seifert, Glenn Snorrudo, Eorl Markitrom, John Palmquist, Mike Holms 136 A Final Salute to Our Varsity Seniors Tom Backstrom: Leading scorer of the team at 14.6 points a game; given 2nd team all-conference selection by Minne- apolis paper; fine shot around basket; reg- ular for entire 2 years. Thanks Tom!! Mike Olson: Steady on offense and a real Bear on defense; nearly always had toughest defensive assignment; aver- aged 13.2 shots a game; good outside shot. Thanks Ole!! Mike Peterson: leading rebounder with average of 15 a game plus 14.2 points a game; played exceptionally well in the second half of the season; selected all- conference 1st team by coaches. Thanks Pete!! Tom Bauer: Quick moving guard who’s fine play in the back court helped make Lincoln a fine team; had some good games of outside shooting and floor play; solid team man. Thanks Tom!! Tom Bauer scalped corner on o Warrior. Baclcstrom parlied for position. Mike Olson demonstrated his form to Warriors. Mike Peterson seemed disturbed about Park point. G-r-r-r-r . . . Pucksters Play It Cool on Ice The mombers of the '66 varsity hockoy team ware: Front row; Jack Rosonblod. Bruce Larson. John La Due. Ron Tschendorf, Brian Tarbox. Stevo Berg. Kevin Schuman. Second row; Joff Mulfln. Gary Couch. Miko (Buckwheat) Oatman. Greg Utecht. Carl Chapman. Don Jackson. Keith Ockwig. Not shown are coaches Mr. Booster and Mr. Born. 138 The Junior laden hockey team had a . rebuilding season. With the help of only two seniors the team came through a very rough season looking better than expected. This year the juniors and soph- omores had a great opportunity to prove what they could do against the more experienced teams. After the discouraging season, the Bears faced this year, we know their goal is going to be high and inspired for next year. The experience a team gains dur- ing a season is the most important thing to building a strong, more confident team. Many things can be learned in a season no matter what the outcome: the willingness to play your hardest, workinq as a team, and good sportsman- ship. These factors are going to be the thinqs that will make a good hockey team of our returning players. We got the puck so let's keep it that way Well, We Beat ’Em in Football . . . . LHS vs. KHS No, I’m not mad . . . There's always next year.' Hey, Coach, I got it ... Now what? Buckwheat did lift job on puck. 139 Please, Greg, nice bears don't beg. The heck with the game, these oranges are good. Go, Go, down the rink. The New Braemar Rink Was Used by Our Bears St. Louis Park THEY 6 WE 2 Cooper 3 5 Mound 1 6 Edina 3 0 Hopkins 4 2 Kennedy 3 2 Wayzata 4 3 Minnetonka 5 0 Richfield THEY 6 WE 0 Wayzata 4 4 Minnetonka 3 1 Kennedy 5 2 Hopkins 2 2 Edina 2 0 Robbinsdale 1 1 Robbinsdale 4 2 140 Tho following wore tho mombers of tho ‘66 ski toom: Beck row; Larry MacDonald. Bruco Peck. Keith Ferenc. Terry Tilly, Jim Schullen. John Pafko. Mark Wright, Davo Schncdler. Kon Kano, Don Meredith, Lenny Marsh, coach Mr. Martinson. Front row; The toom coptains Jim Peck (slalom), Bill Koul. end Denny Croonquist (jumping and cross country). Strong wind off the ski jump, huh mister? The Ski Team on the Ground and in the Air . . end hero wo have Denny, sporting the now look in ski fashions for this season. Lincoln participants in the State ski meet were: Larry MacDonald. Bruco Peck. Bill Kaul. Davo Schnedlor. Don Meredith, Lonny Marsh, Donny Croonquist. Jim Shullon, and Jim Peck who was the highest placer from Lincoln (6th in slalom). 141 This spaco for autographs ACTIVITIES 143 1964 Homecoming Queen Chris Parsons es- corted by Tom Backstrom took the final steps of her reign. Jill Mundt and Gory Schmidt, the sophomore attendants, experienced their first homecoming festivities. Attendants Joanne Berg and Mark McAllister rep- resented the junior class with pride and dignity. First LHS Homecoming Bearing gifts from the sophomore class were sophomore ambassadors Geri Peterson and Brad Nether'ton. Connie Olson V RuthVfi With the roaring approval of the crowd. 1965 Queen Joanne Hem- ming and King Jim Peck rose to meet their loyal subjects. Newly chosen Queen Joanne cried tears of happiness as outgoing Queen Chris placed the crown upon her head. As the final moment approached. 1964 Queen Chris Parsons placed the king's crown on Jim Peck. Lincoln's first Homecoming king and queen were crowned at the coronation ceremony held in the gym on Thursday, September 30. Dick Daley, as Master of Ceremonies, in- troduced the 1965 Lincoln Homecoming with the words,' With malice towards none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right let us start to finish the work we are in . As the gym lights were dimmed the crown of the king and queen were carried in by pages Monica Wilson and Dennis Lind. Deb- bie Roster brought in the flaming torch, rep- resenting the spirit of Homecoming. Lincoln students and alumni rose as the 1964 Homecoming queen, Chris' Parsons, entered. After Queen Chris talked to the au- dience. the Bruinettes performed their dance routine. Accompanied by a drum roll Queen Chris crowned Joanne Hemming and Jim Peck as the 1965 Lincoln Homecoming Royalty. Class ambassadors presented the royalty with gifts and Queen Joanne and King Jim took their places on their throne to watch the pre-game pepfest. 146 Homocoming Royally was: Connie Olson; Stove Gemblo: Ruth Miff: Dave Olson; 1964 Queen Chris Parsons: Sophomoro Ambassadors. Gori Poterion and Brad Notherton; Junior Ambassadors, Marsha Smith ond forest Byors; Senior Ambassadors, Penny Holmor and Ron Boito: Queen Joanno Hemming: King Jim Peck: pages, Monica Wilson and Dennis Rindd; Sophomore attendants, Jili Mundt and Gary Schmidt: Junior attendants. Joonie Bergh and Mark MacAllistor; Dave Durnbaugh: Barb McKee. Joanno Jones: Tom Bauer. 1965 Royalty 1964 Queen Chris, with a smile of encouragement, gave up her crown to 1965 Queen Joanne. King Jim received his royal scepter from 1964 Queen Chris, 147 Tho highstepping Bruinettes performed St. Louis Blues before the 1965 Royalty. Arise and Greet Your Subjects While cheerleader Cindee Peterson added victory spirit to the homecoming brew, Karen Prolcop sang A Spoonful of Victory 148 What's the word around here? A.F.S. AFS members were able to attend the panol discussion highlighting Lincoln and Kennedy foreign exchange students. Foreign exchange student Celina de Souza talked over the world situation with Mr. Kuzma. Shake Khachatourian told AFS members about her country. Iran. Dear Lincoln friends: I wish I didn't have to say good-bye to you and to the United States because this was one of the best years of my life. I want to thank you for all the great help you gave me. I don't know what I would have done without it. I hope you won't ever forget me easily because I'll never forget you. May God bless you always. My dear American friends: My stay in Bloomington has been a great experience for me. I think American kids are Just great. I will always remember you and your beautiful country and also all of the sincere love and help that I got from each of you during my stay here. Best of wishes with love. 149 Junior members of A.F.S. Seated: Finalists to go abroad noxt year—Marcia Engelstad and Kathy Knution. 8. Aazo. C. Ar.dorson, T. Anderson, L. Andrews, T. Appel- quiit, S. Bapin, R. Bonks. S. Benson, F. Beyers, V. Blanchard. 8. Boorboom, 8. Braun, J. Carbon, L. Coven, S. Cornier, J. Chapman, S. Coopor, S. Corby, S. Cowell, M. Croigio. B. Oahlen. J. Dahlen, D. Dargevol. J. Darnell, R. Dolmonico, D. Dugan. I. Dunn, M. Elliott, M. Engelstad, C. Erickson, B. Eslor. L. Evans, P. Foull, D. Folder. M. Forus. G. Fronk, K. Frommer, C. Gabel. B. Gonsmcr, M. Georgo. I. Gilbertson. S. Gilbertson. J. Gilley, M. Goldonstedt, G. Gray, D. Greener. T. Groolner. G. Hague. C. Halverson. M. Hatfiold, D. Heacox, S. Hedlund. R. Hollesvig, C. Hill. S. Hoblit, J. Hoofs. L. Hotter, D. Homme. L. Host, C. Hubriq. T. Hursh, C. Jonikowski. S. Jesko. C. Johnson, M. Karpf, E. Kauffold. G. Kloster, G. Knudson, K. Knutson. L. Kosso, A. Krueger, J. Ladd, S. Londwehr. M. Larkin. N. Lerxon. K. MacDonald. C. Mahlum, R. Manlovo. D. Martin. H. Meany, J. Mookhoff. R. Miller. K. Mohn, L. Myhro, S. Newell. J. Oborg, B. Ogdon. K. Otton. P. Paggen, E. Parthun, N. Paulson, P. Porkins, L. Poterion, P. Poterion, Y. Pond. L. Price, L. Price. P. Printup. D. Purcell, M. Putnum. S. Roloff. S. Silberg, J. Snyder. T. Stoinke, D. Stombcrg, L. Sullivan. C. Surrisi, K. Swanson, R. Sylvester, G. Taylor, S. Taylor, B. Todd, J. Warnor. K, V eer, C. Whitney. A. Williams, C. Winter. K. Wintors. N. Woodcock, and K. Yung. Largest School Club Sophomore mombors of A.F.S. wore: S. Allen, K. Anderson, K. Anderson, A. Aim. J. Appc. J. Atwood, M. Basil, T. Beattie, G. Becker. D. Bolstad, D. Bothwoll. D. Bungort, D. Buogol. M. Coroy, J. Christianson, R. Cloutier. M. Collins. C. Cooper. M. Cooper, M. Cowan. S. Cox, L. Cunnigham, D. Dolesho, J. DoLong, H. Doop, S. Dummor. A. Eckols. B. Eichhorn, J. Eisele, K. Engdahl, C. Engwall. G. Erlandson, J. Eshelman, L. Frertchs, S. Frykman, B. Gensmor, P. George, A. Gilbert- son. C.-Gilman, J. Grabouski. R. Gustafson. S. Haase, J. Haines. P. Hall. L. Hanson. D. Harris, J. Harshbargor, L. Heck. S. Helseth, K. Herzog, S. Hcckstoin, P. Hollingsworth. B. Holtor, P. Hooper. R. Host. C. Huobnor, M. Jensen. S. Johnson. R. Johnson. S. Johnson, J. Kompor. M. Key, S. Kloinhoksol, G. Klino. P. Korum, C. Kruegor. L. LaPointo, D. Leo. S. Larson. B. Lindbcrg, L. MacNabb. J. Macziewski, R. Maher, S. Marok. G. Markuson, A. Martin. H. Mattson. T. Mattson, C. Meiberg, B. Monalis, D. Morodith. K. Millor, M. Millor, A. Molberg, J. Munt, P. Murphy, K. McCalla. N. McHalo, K. McNamara. S. Nolson, K. Noss. C. Nouska, C. Oborg, L. Ochs. J. Olson, M. Oppegard. N. Oppel, D. Palandri. S. Paul, J. Pavlik, G. Pederson, K. Pcgors, P. Poterion, S. Potorson, R. Pfeifer, S. Phillips, R. Plotto, T. Proiner. C. Pribblo, M. Prico. D. Putnam, E. Quam, J. Reese, C. Roishus. J. Roborts. M. Ross. K. Roth. S. St. Martin, G. Solgoby, P. Sharratt, S. Shearor, J. Simmons. K. Sinott, 8. Smith, T. Sorenson, J. Spath. K. Springer. L. Spurgin. P. Stearns, K. Stone. M. Struthers, M. Stutolborg. G. Sweeney, L. Swenson, M. Sylvestor. T. Taylor, B. Torpstra, R. Thomas. M. Tilden. T. Tilley. C. Tschetter. J. Velio, M. Volgorson, M. Wakely. T. Walsh, V . Watschko. M. Wells. S. Wilson, C. Zohn. D. Zimmerman. 150 Nearly 300 showed up for pictures . . . How's that for school spirit? A some- what smaller GROUP supported the Club all year . . . but those made it fun for every- one . . . Blue Diamonds and the AFS Christ- mas party the same night?? . . . How 'bout selling three million bonds and bringing over an entire country? . . . Physics isn't that bad Shake! . . . That's snow, Celina. S-N-O-W! . . . Kathy and Marsha held their breath for news from AFS New York . . . joint Sports Night with Kennedy . . . we're not prejudiced ... I don't know if it's helping foreign relations any but this punch is sure good . . . Mrs. Melum, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Bryndelson, advisors for the '65- 66 year Farewell from all LHS'ers, Celina and Shake. The 1965-66 officer� woro: Seatod— Noncy Tildon, treasurer, Stan Gilbortton. vico president. Standing—Lynn Stoddard, president, and Barb Lovostrand, secre- tary. in Capacity Year Seated ore: Koran Helkenn ond Colina. Shako ond Kathy Hortkopf. (The foreign students and their American sisters.) Other senior A. F. S. members were: B. Almen. C. Anderson, K. Anderson. C. Belle, P. Bergstrom. K. Besser. W. Bjorklund. E. Borgort. J. Brant. A. 8ungort, D. Corlson, L. Cavan. K. Cesko, D. Conway. E. Cordes. M. Critchfiold. D. Dagle. R. Doyton. L. Deckor. C. DeSouzo. P. Dunn. M. Ehrhardt. R. Eisclo, L. Fofcor.or. P. Farr. B. Fier. P. Frank. L. Grant, L Henson, E. Hart. K. Hartlopf. K. Helkonn. R. Hobbio. T. Hoblit. G. Hollingsworth. P. Hughos. M. Hurrle. L. Jctor. S. Kochor. N. Kendall. S. Khochetourion. P. Kompollon, K. Krovy. S. Kromer. N. Ladd. B. Larkin. L. Larson. D. Lindborg. B Linden. L. Loll. B. Lovestrand. D. Lundorborg. M. Mohlum. M. Moony, V. Mueller, K. McComb, C. Nouska. K. Ochs. C. Olson. C. Pavlik. P. Pellett. L. Potsch. W. Pindorton. L. Reishus. K. Ross, D. Roster. J. Sanford. J. Schultz. P. Schwartz. L Stoddard, D. Stotesbury, N. Tildon. V. Unwin, L- Vikingson, L. Ward. S. Watkir.j, B. Wight. D. Zimmerman. 151 Tho last mombers of B.H.S. Honor Society were: K. Andorson, P. Barron, C. Bonson, R. Biolo, A. Bungerl. J. Coll, K. Connell. G. Eiclhorn, D. Erickson. M. Fohronlrog. P. Ferr, J. Green. J. Honson, K. Hortliopf, K. Holkcn. S. Katcher. S. Kohl� , K. LoBrosh. C. Laurie, C. Leurio, S. Morrison. L. Nybo. D. Olson. K. Olson. J. Pafko. C. Pofcrson, L. Reishus, K. Shumway. J. Seiferl. N. Tifden. V. Unwin. First L.H.S. Honor Society What do you mean that this is last year's popcorn . . . The eternal light . . . he'd better hurry up with his speech because my candle is almost all out of wax . . . Don't anyone breathe on my flame . . . Don't get your candle too close to my hair—I’ve got half a can of hair spray on it . . . How could anyone get so wet just washing a car . . . How much money did we make? ... A dime? . .. Would you believe a nickel? .. . We did use a lot of soap ... if they only would have let us sell popcorn instead. This yoor's Honor Society officers: Dove Olson, president: Cliarlono Peterson, treasurer; Kothy Olson, secretary; and John Pofko. vice prosidont woro cought doing their expected duties. 152 Dave Olson, president, initiated new members. Deficit Spending Karen Helkenn, John Pafko. and Mike Townsend discussed the trip to Chicago. Dave Olson presided over a meeting. 153 Membori of Sfuden� Council wero: G. Beasy. R. Bolts. S. Bergh, W. BiorUand. T. Bowman. J. Brandt, R. Cajo. C. Chambers, B. Dahlen G. Darby. A. Eggebrochl, G. Erickson. S. Gamble. K. Gundorscn, T. Hoblit, B. Hovoy, P. Hughes. S. Josko. G. Jones, K,- Knudson. A. Kruger, J. Kurata, S. Maras. B. McKoo. S. Mullion, L. Myhre, 8. Nethorton. S. Ophiom, B. Pock. P. Pollot, R. Ponrod, C. Porron, P. Poterson. P. Printup. M. Romstad, K. Ross, D. Roster. R. Shannon, M. Smith, S. Springor, B. Tarbox, T. Taylor, P. Thildon, J. Thompson, P. Trapp. G. Trowbridge. B. Volio, T. Wilson. Seated wero tho officers of 1965 Student Council. Joy 8oihwoll, Secrotary; Joanne Hemming, Vico President; Tom Backstrom, President: Rolf Huss, Treasurer. Student Council Is the Student Time; 8:05 a.m. Place; 102; A typical Student Council meeting . . . Tom Backstrom, Now let us all stand and say the pledge . . . Jay Bothwell, busy minutes . . . TROWBRIDGE Whereas our committee . . . new business . . . old business . . . chocolate milk and orange juice . . . potato chips and pickles . . . students REPENT for apples . . . Ethics Committee, take a letter . . . Pep club . . . maybe next year! . . . Joanne Hemming and Barb McKee attended the Student Council convention in Rochester . . . collecting Christmas toys for the Indians . . . How much money is there in the treasury? . . . Money and no debts? A Lincoln first! . . . What we propose this year will be a tradition for generations to follow . . . We have to propose at least one thing! ... I make a motion that the meeting be adjourned . . . I second that motion . . . Adjourned . . . AMEN The bulletin board committee tried to come up with original ideas for the office showcase. Government The highlights of the executive board. Service, Leadership, One nation under God indivisible with Liberty and Justice for all. Representation, and Responsibility 155 Tho members of ♦ho Servico Club wore: C. 8enson. E. Borgerf, M. Gronton, A. Bungert, L. Burton, S. Cooper, S. Corby, B. Dahlen, J. Dehlon, L. Docker, P. Dunn, L. Ehrhardf, L. Elm, S. Er.dcan, C. Erickson, C. Frank. S. Gamble. L. Gilbertson, K. Gunderson. L. Grant. S. Hodlund. P. Holmer, J. Hocksfein, G. Hollingsworth, K. Homme, S. Hunerberg, S. Jeske. M. Korpf. E. Kouffeld, N. Kondall. G. Kloster, K. Knutson, D. Kollodgc. S. Lesch, B. Lovostrand, D. Lunderberg, K. MacDonald, M. Mahlum. W. Millar, V. MuoHor, C. Olsen, K. Oppegard, B. Overby. P. Paggan, L. Potsch, N. Piotonpol, Y. Pond, J. Popo, L. Roishus, J. Ritcbart. J. Soifert, D. Stottesbory, K. Swanson, B. Todd. L. Word. J. Warnor, K. Wintors. Service Club Performs Acts The officers of Service Club wore: president, Sfovo Gamble: vico- president. Barb Lovostrand: secretary. Botty Dahlen; treasurer, Janet Dahlen. 156 Well gang, we have the pennants this week and next week we get the sticks . . . Hey, what's the idea behind the girls in the host sweaters? . . . Why couldn’t the advisor have been a host? . . 300 showed up for yearbook pictures . . . How many members did you say you had left? . . . Would you believe 4 . . . would you believe 2? . . . This year girls were allowed to join . . . it's about time that they realized that what the club needed was girls . . . You have 30 seconds to get the pop to the coaches or else you'll have to go to the boy's locker room . . . Oh Yeah??? . . . The sophomores would like to act as host and hostesses at the next home game . . . We're working on Pep Club .. . aren't we?!? Sophomoro members of Service C-ub were: S. Allan. R. Banks, C. 8ockman, S. Boysen, M. Carey, D. Carlton, M. Cooper, M. Cowan, J. Darnell, H. Duncon, J. Eitelo. C. Engwall. L. Evans. M. Ferry, S. Froid, T. Gove. S. Haate, C. Henninen, J. Harshbargor, R. Heck, K. Honog, S. Ingortoll, C. Janikowtki, M. Jenten, L. Jeske, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, M. Johnson. M. Key. K. Krapu. L. McNabb. R. Mekor, S. Marok. B. McKee, J. Melhoff. J. Muni, S. Nowoll, J. Noelt, D. Palandri. S. Paul. R. Pfoifer. S. Phillips. E. Quam. C. Robey. K. Sinnoti. R. Thomot. P. Tilden, W. Wotschko. M. Wilson. of Mercy for LHS Students Call on the Service Club! President Steve Gamble presided over a meeting. Are there any volunteers? What would have A-squad cheerleaders Ruth Miff, Karen Prokop. Barb Velie, Jennifer James, and Joanne Berg done without, the support of captain Connie Olson? A Cheerleader Is the Spirit Behind the Team The swimming and wrestling cheerleaders were Kim Wilson, Cindee Peterson. Gina Beasy, and Lyn Myhre. Rough and Ready! We're the Bears from Bloomington ... Try again . . . We're the Bears from Lincoln High . . . What's the senior battle cry? . . . V-l-C-T-O-R-Y! ... Do the sophomores say we're going to win? . . . Well? . . . Bonka-Honky-Tonka Would someone care to explain that? . . . and the Eagles thought that they could beat the MIGHTY BEARS . . . Boy-girl competition yell—Louder boys . . . Our guys are rough and tough?! ... 8 o'clock in the morning is too early for school spirit . . . Granny Prokop's shop . . . But Mr. Lee, we can't have awards and a pep fest in a half hour! Our teams were Rough and Tough! The 8 squad (sophomoro) cheorloaders wor®: {standing) Lindo Bucelli. Chorlo Mills. Dobbio Bothwetl, Joon Volie: (knoofing) Karon Vick. Lynn La Pointo. and Charyl Morris. 159 Jeanne Jones, senior mascot, gained the attention of the audience at the games because of her casual, vivacious personality. Air!” (gasp) . . . it's hot in this suit . . . Either this suit is too short or my feet are too tall . . . the Bear's eyelashes are begin- ning to droop ... I wouldn't mind you sit-’ ting on my lap but I'm allergic to your fur . . . Now I wonder why that little boy is screaming so loud? ... it couldn’t have been me . . . maybe it was the suit ... I think the Bear should be an honorary mem- ber of the Bruinettes . . . Bear Boosts Bruins Spirit The Bear was considered a very important part of our football team. The girls behind the Bear were: Jeanne Jones, Nancy Woodcock, and Sue Hoblit. 160 24-54-583-36-36-36—Hoy. Bcrgh hike it. Pep Promotes School Pride Batman is coming! Granny Prokop . . . Peppy Peterson . . . aw c'mon you guys, the girls are yelling louder than you are . . . Ruth is picking up eagle feathers again ... All we have are these suckers . . . Please hold your ap- plause . . . B-E-A-R-S chug chug chug . . . The guys want their jerseys back! . . . sweet victory . . . 36-94-186-43-27-98- hike??? Ready? hit it!!! . . . graveyards and victory stew . . . the sophomores will sit . . . jolly, jolly juniors . . . TWO BITS. FOUR BITS, SIX BITS—HOW MUCH??? ... Will the captains please come forward . . . Let's keep ye Olde Helmet where it belongs . . . Everyone come to the game!!! Let's get together. 161 Tho 1966 BruinoHos wore: Linda Mahler, Marsha Smith, Linda Honson, Joanna Yegor, Barb Buttorfiold, Joanna Hamming, Margorot Fahronltrog, Caryl Chambors, Sub Springer, Barb McKee. Suo Kohls, Dobbio Rostor. Pat Dicdorich, Pam Kano, Chris Hubrig, Lauraleo Macy. Pam Peterson, Kathy Marlin. L.H.S. Bruinettes Enthuse, Spark, 162 Marg Fahrenkrog went through Satan Takes a Holiday. Satan Takes a Holiday . . . Knee, knee, knee, knee, knee, . . . Sweater gals . . . Tues- day and Friday uniforms . . . Nair anyone? . . . What's for dinner, Barb: . . . Prayers . . . Crying room, locker room . . . Our very own bear. . . Who wears green socks, any- way? . . . Toy Teddy . . . Sleighride and Bells . . . Please. Mr. Shannon! . . . One for all and all for one ... Big Sister Sue . . . All shapes and sizes, welcome . . . Wholesome?? . . . Scrawny pom poms . . . smiling sneakers . . . Bots' tennis shoe trea- ment . . . Encouragement is Mrs. Bots . . . The Bruinettes are in their stalls again . . . Only twenty more kicks . . . Button, Button. Button, who wants a Bear Booster Button? ... Do it. . . Let's do it!! . . . Let's show them how!! Pam Kan© illustrated the fundamentals of Blast Off.' and Ignite Fans 163 Senior mombers were, from left to right: Linde Mehlor, Lourelee Mecy, Debbie Roster. Joenne Hemming. Pom Kono. Pom Norstod, Suo Springer. Borb McKee. Morgorot Fohronlcrog, Coryl Chambers, Suo Kohls, end Linde Honson. What supported our school? na A-c-t-i-o-n Our Bears got ahead. Captain Connie Olson showed just how it was done. The aim of GAA president Karen Helkenn seemed to have a direct effect on vice president. Cindy Whitney: treasurer, Sharon Bergh: and secretary. LaVonne Gilbertson. Since this is the twentieth week of GAA, I think it is about time for dues to be paid up .. . Has anyone seen my left tennis shoe? ... All I can find is 4 right ones . . . Pass the ball over here . . . What do you mean I have to say pretty please before I can have it? ... I don't care if you are a lady ref . . . You still don't know the rules . . . GAA playnite ... the turnout was quite good ... the girls asked the boys! . . . Mrs. Bots, I know you won't believe this but my birdie landed in the band room . . . Why do you have your sweatshirt on right side out? . . . Don’t you want to be cool like the rest of us? GAA Accentuates the Positive Tho junior and sanior monitors of GAA wore: C. Bonson. J. Borgh, S. Bergh. B. Brekke, S. BuMej, C. Croonquist. J. EUca. C. Gabel. L. Gilbertson. C. Gruber. C. Holvorson. K. Holkonn. K. Hill. S. Hoblit. S. Hofmoistor. S. Johnston, C. Kimball. D. Kollodgo. M. Kraut- bauor. S. Kromer. C. Mahlum. M. Mahlum, P. Potorson. C. Powors. D. Roster. S. Snydor, L. Stoddard, D. Stotesbory, S. Taylor, B. Velio. M. Wobb. C. Whitnoy. L. Wilton. 165 I've got great treads on my PFs! Tbo sophomoro mombors of GAA wore: V. Andorson. G. Banks. B. Benson, B. Bjorklund, L. Bucolli, C. Carlson, P. Childers. S. Cox, C. Culman, L. Dompstor, J. Eisle, G. Erlandson. T. Garay. J. Grabowski, P. Hall. L. Halvorson, L. Hanson. C. Hodgkins. L. Jeske. S. Johnson. M. Johnston, B. Kalas, J. Kemper, G. Kline. K. Krapu. L. LaPointo. P. Lilly. R. Mahlor. S. Molmor. R. Mamas. A. Martin. K. McCuHa. N. McHalo. B. Monalis. K. Miller. C. Mills. A. Molberg, P. Nolson, C. Nousko. K. Obarg, J. Olson. K. Ottan. 0. Palandor. J. Pavlik. B. Perron, P. Petorson, B. Ptoen, T. Proimar, L. Pries, M. Price. D. Putnam, J. Reese. C. Reishus. J. Robinson. K. Roth. C. Ryan, P. Sharratt, C. Sinner. T. Sorenson, J. Spott. P. Sterns. M. Stutelberg. P. Tilden, C. Tschetter, K. Utecht, T. 166 Walsh Tho Senior mombors of tho LHS Y-Teens woro: C. Adams. C. Bakke, J. Brant. C. Chambers, C. Dahl. L Docker, P. Dunn, P. Farr. M. Fahrcnkrog. P. Frank, L Grant, J. Hanson, E. Hart, J. Hemming. P. Helmer, G. Hollingsworth. R. Iliff, L. Jester, S. Kacher. P. Kane. S. Kohls, P. Kompelien. J. Knoepko. K.- Kranr, N. Ladd. 8. Loronscn. D. lundorberg. L. Mahler. K. McComb, V. Mueller, L Nybo. C. Olson. N. Patterson. L. Petsch. G. Reierson, L. Roishus. S. Rader. D. Ripplo, D. Roster, D. Sandoll, J. Sanford. K. Shumway, B. Velio, N. Zimmorman. Y-Teens Means Fun, The Junior members of Y-Toons woro: C. Andorson. J. Anderson, S. Anderson. V. Anderson. G. Beosy. S. Benson, R. Berg. V. Blanchord, B. Braun. B. Butterfiold. J. Carlson. M. Cooner, J. Chapman. S. Corby. D. Dargovol. J. Dunsan, L. Dunn. M. Engolsted, C. Erickson, D. Feider. J. Gilley. K. Homme. S. Hunorberg, T. Hursh. S. Jeske. C. Kimball. G. Klostor. K. Knutson, J. Ladd. N. Larson, L. Moni, L. Myhre. B. Ogdon, K. Okerstrom, C. Potorson. J. Sebon, P. Shinier. M. Smith. B. Todd. M. Webb. J. Wernor. A. Williams. K. Winters. K. Yung. 167 Tho Sophomoro members of Y-Toons woro: S. Allan, K. Anderson. J. Atwood, C. Beckman. L Belly. 0. Bolsted, C. Cooper, G. Corby. L. Cunningham. J. Darnell, K. Engdahl, P. Evonoff. L. Event, G. Farmor, P. Faulk. M. Forry, T. Garay. 8. Gentmor. P. Gove. J. GraboWtlci, P. Hall. L. Hanton. S. Hasso, D. Homming. K. Hcrcog, P. Hollingsworth, S. Ingersoll, L. Josko, S. Johnson, M. Koy. G. KUno. S. Klienheksol, S. Krapu. K. Kuonzol, C. Lambert, L. LaPointo, S. Malmor, S. Mattson. S. Marok. B. Menalis, M. Miller, A. Molborg. S. Nowell, N. Oppel, S. Poul. S. Peters. T. Priener, M. Price, D. Putnom. C. Rcishus. G. Schipansky. J. Simmons. J. Spath. K. Springer, K. Stono. M. Stutolborg, M. Struthers. L. Swenson. R. Thomas, J. Volie. M. Wekoly. T. Walsh, W. Wetschke. M. Wells. Frolics, Leadership, and Y.M.C.A. Chaptor President wore: front row, Kathy Shumway, Giadyce Reiorson: back row, Joanne Homming. Dobbio Lindberg. Not pictured, Jan Sanford. 168 Officers of Y-Teens woro: president, Bev Lcrenson: vico-presidont. Nancy Larson; secrotary. Lyn Myhre; treasurer. Pat Farr; I.C.C., Robin Borg; chaplain. Linda Jeske. Bells and Bows Queen Barb Velie end King Tom Bockstrom proudly walked before their loyal subjects. Kitt Cooper and Jerry Reed ap- peared to be enjoying the pace of the evening. Pat Farr and Stove Phillips danced to the music of Rod Aaberg and his band. King and Queen candidates Sue Kohls and Mike Hurrle showed signs of excitement bofore the coronation. 169 f The Fenwickian army lined up their prisoners for the march back to Fen- wick. The first play to be given at L.H.S. . . . The Mouse that Roared . . . Greg Jones does resemble Peter Sellers in a way . . . Sir, could you please tell us where we are? . . . the village of Fenwick . . . it's not on the map . . . Declare war on the United States? . . . you must be joking ... 12 men have just landed in New York Harbor . . . they're carrying bows and arrows . . . Isn't anyone living here? . . . Where is every one? . . . Would someone care to explain the F.O.F. buttons? . . . Are you some type of secret agent or what? “The Mouse That Roared” Mrs. Reiner saluted General Snippet. Say. sir, which way to Paris? Queen Gloriana and her ladies-in-waiting anticipated the return of Tully Bascomb. 170 Oh what a beautiful evening as the entire cast danced in the last scene of the play. O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A Oh what a beautiful morning . . . Ric a Persian peddler! oh come on now . . . There's a bright golden haze on the meadow . . . Shiny little surrey with the fringe on the top . . . ouch you're cramming that gun too far... a two year running cast party—say whose turn is it next? . . . hey, where’s eagle beak? . . . The farmer and the townsmen should be friends . . . Jeanie Melcher flirted with Tom Netherton as Anita Byers looked on with envy. ”Ah come on! says Curly to Ado Annie. 171 “The old gray mare she ain't what she use to be! Thespians Change to Theater Service The hard work of the make-up and stage crew helped make the ploys a success. •photo bv Fran Koch The Bloomington Civic Theater also held their performances at Lincoln and the cast of Irma La Douce seemed to be the biggest hit with the students and public. 172 Mombori of Thentor Sorvlco woro: soafed: R. Hobble, P. Farr, and R. Doly. first row: P. Pollet, C. Mosonbrinq, J. Seifert, L. Gilbortson. C. Johnson. C. Engdol. C. Andorso.n. J. Potorson, P. Jorland, second row: P. Schoenacli:, T. Appfequist. R. Pondroy. P. Kano. C. Nouste, P. Potorson, K. Hill. S. Anderson, J. Harshborgor. B. Langfioll. third row: J. Troutman, S. Froid, T. Mullin, H. Hart, C. Johnson, D. Schodlor, F. Byers, K, Ross. D. Stotosbory. L. Lund- sirom. B. Ogdon, fourth row: S. Londwehr. T. Hoblit, G. Taylor, D. Stofford. J. Sproulo. G. Jones. B. Wight, M. Collison, J. Volio, L Dunn, L. Hanson. The Mouse that Roared? Theater Service Devotes Talent to Enjoyment Oklahoma . . . Once more through that number, and please do it right this time!! . . . Splattered paint and scribbled initials ... A roaring mouse?!? . . . How do I get this purple ink off my feet? . . . New York invaded by foot soldiers carrying cross-bows? . . . All right, you work on the words and I'll work on the lyrics . . . How many cast parties are we having?!? Student director, Pat Farr, touched up Joan Velie’s makeup before the play. Dick Daley eased the tension of rehearsals. 173 Section Editors of the 8oar were: Dobbio Lindborg, Faculty: Pat Hughes. Activities: Ric Hobbio. Sports: Tim Hanson, photography: Stove Ward. Advertising: Suo Springor, Curriculum: Paula Frank, Advertising: Jan Richter Undorclosimen. This is YOUR book, do what you want—but check with me first . Aw heck . . How about some windows for the Photo Lab? . . . Good Grief . . . THIMK . . . and you say that we have no pix for the following . . . this is fun fun fun Fun!!! . . . Pat, please don't cry . . . Sure, if that is Builder Bentley, I'm Flash Gordon . . . Hi Flash . . . You guys just want to ruin our senior year . . . Talk to the editor about it . . . and I said over and over and over and over again . . . MEET THE DEADLINE?!?!?!?!? . . . COP . . . We do not meet, we work!! . . . They have stamped her to death . . . deficit spending—who us?? . . . Does anybody have a big eraser, a big piece of scratch paper, a big bottle of aspirin? . . . It's great . . . Don’t let him in!! . . . Meet Mr. Melander, the official yearbook photographer . . . He’s a very patient man . . . QUIET . . . Bill Cosby and Henry Mancini . . . Mr. Weyandt, I've got to get some hypo-cleaning agent . . . Try Stridex . . . Our 1966 Lincoln Bear—'nuff said. ’66 Yearbook Staff Set Pace for Member of the '66 Boar were: S. Anderson, V. Blanchard. M. Craigio. S. Elstod. M. Engelslad. G. Erickson. P. Frank. K. Fromer, T. Hanson, Editor-in-Chiof Kolhy Harlkopf. D. Hoacox. L Host. P. Hughes. C. Jonos. C. Kimball. D. Lindberg, M. Krautbauor. H. Meany. S. Morrison, J. Mundt, B. Ogdon, E. Parthun. T. Priner. P. Printup. Edifor-in-chiof Suo Rodor. J. Richter. G. Reiorson. D. Rippol. P. Shcenack. J. Siefert, J. Snydor, L Spurgeon. S. Ward. S. I 74Sprihger. C. Whitois, K. Yung. Editors-in-chief Kathy Hartkopf and Sue Reder polished the surface of the '66 Bear. First LHS Yearbook Tim Hanson, photo editor, took time out from the hard work for a picture. The photo lab had many unforeseen visitors. 175 Membors of the Evorgrcen staff were: Editorial staff; T. Boaftio, D. Buogal. M. Callison. T. Carlson. H. Childors, D. Clausen. M. Cowan, D. Dagte, R. Davis, L Dunn, J. Eshclman, P. Farr. L. Falconer, B. Fraser, D. Harris. S. Hodlund, P. Hooper, B. Host, T. James, C. Johnson, J. Kemper. K. Knutson. S. Kohls. N. Ladd, J. Ladd. C. Laurie, C. Laurie. K. McNamara. S. Morrison. J. Musii, K. Noss, G. Pedorson, K. Pogoirs, T. Proincr, E. Quana, L. Reishus, J. Soifort, S. Sowoll, S. Springor. J. Sproutc. R. Stafford. D. Stromberg. M. Struthors. M. Sy'vostor. N. Tildon, T. Tilloy. Business staff; R. Daley. S. Elstad, S. Endoan, K. Engdahl, G. Gamble. L. Hanson. S. Hodlund. K. Hill. S. Hoblit. T. James, C. Jones. K. Kr.utson. A. Molborg. J. Myhr, J. Oberg, E. Parthun. C. Tschotter. J. Velio. J. Walcoly. Art staff; M. Farrol!. S. Frykman. S. Gomblc. P. Jarland. C. Mesenbring, D. Olson. C. Surrisi. C. Tschottor. Evergreen Replants Literature and Art in LHS Minds The Evergreen . . . Abraham Lincoln's talented tree-bearing Bloomington's best lit- erary and art work . . . Planted six years ago by Bloomington students it is kept alive through their contributions . . . Let's have some cinquains and haikus . . . How about some more literary masterpieces from the Student Body! Editors of the 1966 Evorgrcon wero: Koron Holionn, senior editor; Marsha Engelstod. junior oditor; Sandy Kacher. editor-in-chief, Davo Olson, art editor; Richard Daley, business editor; Mrs. Perlman, advisor. 177 This ycor's staff wero from loft to fight: Mivs Brofsoth, advisor. P. Jarland. C. Nousla, L Andrews, M. Carlson. D. Roster, K. Gundorson, C. Croonqoist, C. doSouia. J. Bergh, J. James. Second row: C. Dahl. P. Frank. J. Doe. K. Frommor, C. Nouska. S. Anderson, C. Johnson, I. Falconor, D. Pierce, J. Doe, S. Hedlund, J. Morkstrom, T. Hanson, and P. Hughos. All right you guys, said Linda Falconer Mah Quh editor-in- chief, as she eyed her busy staff Mah-Quh’s Interest - Mah Quh, meet that deadline or else! . . . But Miss Brosseth! . . . Uh, about this beat report, dear . . . those juniors are lousy . . . that's Linda's desk so keep away . . . pictures, pictures, pictures— even on the wall . . . Supercalifragilisticexpiali- docius or Bugs Bunny records? . . . Shut up Tom! . . . those juniors are getting better . . . What? columns? never! . . . 2nd hour journalism class is better . . . kids, only 4 more pennants, out with the dough! . . . turn up the radio . . . where are the typewriter covers hidden?—in the cof- feepot ... Oh. bow to the honorable coffeepot . . . hey, those juniors are pretty good . . . 178 Managing editor Karen Belden, took time out from work to release some of her tension. Editor-in-chiof Linda Falconer seemed to excite feature editor Cathy Dahl and to depress managing editor Nanci Patterson. The Students of LHS ■ - f • � Deep thought occupied the mind of news editor Char Peterson, Members of Quill and Scroll ware: P. Hughos, K. Hartkopf, K. Bolden, N. Pattorson, C. Peterson, C. Dahl. L Falconor. Quill and Scroll Rewards Journalistic Achievement Quill and Scroll . . . International Honorary Society for High School Journ- alists . . . Mah-Quh . . . Yearbook . . . Evergreen . . . Candle light ceremony for new members . . . Superior work in journalism . . . From the candle of Truth I light the light of Judgment. Officers were: president, Char Peterson; treasurer, Kathy Hartkopf; vice-president, None! Pat- terson: Advisor, Miss Carol Brossofh; secrotary, Karen 8olden. The membors initiated ot the Fall condlo light ceromony were: D. Lindberg, J. Merkstrom, J. Ricthor, 180 S. Springer and C. Mosonbring Mombcrs of tho Philosophy Club wero: T. Apploquist, B. Butlor. F. Byers. C. de Soura. M. Fahrenkrcg, P. Farr, S. Hoath, T. Hoblit. P. Jarland, S. Katchor, K. LoBrosh. C. laurio, C. Laurie. D. Lindberg. C. Mosenbring, A. Molborg, D. Olton. R. Rose, J. Norsfad. G. Taylor D. Daglo Wine, Women, and Song . . . Philosophy of Life Existensionalism . . . Kant . . . Critique of Pure Reason . . . Who's Who in Philosophy Club. Hume, Berkeley, and Sarte ... Do you really feel deep in your heart that you are right? . . . REPENT . . . Did you ever stop to think that you aren't really here or there for a matter of fact? ... September-Go-Round. Officers of the Philosophy Club wero: Cecolia Laurie, treasurer: Pa! Farr, secretary; Tom Hoblit. presidont: Dave Olson, vice-presidont. 181 Momberi of fho Debate Club wore: First row—L. Host, L. Hanson. A. Molborg, J. Volio. G. Peterson; second row— G. Taylor. S. Landwehr, D. Groonor, V. Williams, Mr. Chopman, advisor; third row—T. Applequist. B. Peterson, T. Hoblit, B. Lloyd, B. St. Mortin. Debaters Score High in “66” Debate . . . resolve, resolve, resolve . . . Beth, oops I mean Annie . . . To adopt or not to adopt . . . Tom, slow down . . Up at 6:00 on Saturdays? . . . Groan! . . . Garth . . . good debater . . . Oh! That pun . . Who sits on the motor this trip? . . . Yawn! What (yawn) time is it? . . . YES! 1st place at Glencoe. St. Cloud State or bust was the motto of tho A-squad debaters. 182 Member of fhis year'� Future Nursei Club wore: C. Anderson. T. Beattie, S. Borgh. L. Caven. C. Coma . M. Cooper. M. Critchfield. S. Dummor, W. Durling, L. Emanuclton, 8. Engen, S. Froid, J. Gollofly, T. Gray, P. Hall, C. Hanninon. C. Hawos, D. Hoaco� . K. Horgog, S. Helseth. L Holmo� . S. Howland. C. Huebnor, C. Johnson, K. Johnson, C. Johnston. S. Johnson. S. Larson, D. Mortin. H. Meany, C. Molberg P. Nelson, M. Niswandor. M. Oppegord, N. Oppel, L. Parlin, C. Pedorson, P. Porkint, K. Pegors, L. Price. S. Silberg. T. Sorenson. P. Spurgin, J. Stark, M. Stutolberg, L. Sullivan, K. Thompson. C. Tschetter. J. Warner, K. Wintors. S. Wood. Future Nurses — It’s My Life Sadie Hawkins . . . who won the clothing drive? . . . the Christmas spirit that never was . . . who bought the smashed brownies for the bake sale . . . Peace Corps representative . . . now about that future nurses' pin . . . what do you mean Marryin' Sam's house won't fit through the prop room door . . .Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Erickson in one year? . . . future nurses shouldn't be afraid of a little immunization . . . Dianne Heacox and Trudi Gray discussed the St. Pat- rick’s Day Tea at one of the after school meetings. Futuro Nurtoi officori for this yoor wero: Trudi Gray, troawror: Jim Stark, vico proiidont; Kofhy Winters, president and not pictured, Pat Spurgin, tecrotary. 183 Membors of FTA woro: P. Aalro, B. Aazo. S. Anderson, C. Benson. M. 8onson. J. Bergh, L. Bucelli, E. Borgort, A. Bungert, M. Collins, S. Corby. S. Cox, M. Croigie, L. Dempstor. B. Disser, S. Efstod, C. Erickson, J. Esholman, M. Fronson. P. George, L. Gilbertson, J. Grobouski. D. Groonor, J. Harshbargor, M. Harshbargor, E. Hart, D. Hoocox, K. Hill, S. Hoblit, J. Hoofs, S. Ingorsoll, S. Johnson, S. Kachor, K. Krapu, S. K'omor, B. Larkin, S. Malmor, H. Mattson, S. Parthun, P. Potorson D. Putnam, C. Roishus, L. Reishus, J. Sanford, J. Snydor. M. Stutolberg, S. Takayama. V. Unwin, C. Whitos. C. Zahn. Future Teachers Explored Fantasies of Education Future Teachers . . . grade school . . . high school . . . col- lege . . . B.A. . . . M.A. . . . Ph.D., . . patience . . . hard work, and intelligence . . . E=MC2 . . . the more energy you have, the better . . . Sometimes I wonder if I do have any brains . . . Col- lege or bust! 184 Officers of FTA woro: Marsha Harshbargor. President: Elaino Hart, Vice President; Joannio Bergh, Secretary: Colloen Reishus, Treasurer. D. Anderson. T. Backstrom. S. 8org. T. Bauer. J. Bothwell. M. Oatman. C. Chapman. H. Chattorton. H. Childers. H. Cleveland. D. Cogswell. J. Col� . G. Couch. M. Critehfield, S. Eckert, L. Froe. D. Froihcit. D. Giddings. $. Gilbertson. M. Gray. 8. Havnon, S. Holm. M. Hurrlo, R. Huss. 0. Jackson, K. Jenson. 0. Johnson. L. Jonos, L. Kc.oke, J. Krautbauor, T. Kudrlo, J. LaDoo. B. Larson. 0. lompkio, S. Lovon, G. Ludvigson, M. McAllistor. T. Moberly, J. Mullin, T. Nowport, M. Novak. R. Nyon, K. Ockwig, M. Olson. J. Packer. R. Penrod. M. Petorson. M. Reevos, S. Remington. D. Schmidt. J. Schulte. K. Schunjan, R. Shannon. B. Skrivseth. J. Tannor, B. Tarbo . J. Thompson. M. Townsond. G. Trowbridge, J. Wakoly. B. Brown, and G. Zarth. Not pictured: D. Croonquist. B. Koul. L. MacDonald, and J. Pock. Lettermen - Character Builders of LHS The athletic department couldn’t afford shoes for everyone ... 45 officers and only 37 members . . . LHS lettermen are Rough and Tuff (?)... the doctor says no contact sports . . . football is such a stimulating game . . . too bad we didn't win more games . . . you should have never told your mother to wash your sweater—it's 4 sizes too small . . . lift weights for another year . . . Are you kidding Coach? . . . Ser- geant-at-Arms—a new addition to the club . . . the K-men—our rivals . . . This year's Lottormen's Club officers wore from loft to right: Miko Poforson, Troasuror; Miko Olson, Secretary: Dove Schmidt, Sorgoant-at-Arms and Entertainment Chairman: Gono Trowbridgo, Vico President; and Miko Hurrlo. Presi- dent. j 35 Mombers of Ski Club wero: K. Bolden, M. Churchill, D. Croonquisl, K. Fcrcnc. P. Front, L. Honson. 0. Homming, J. Homming, T. Howard, G. Jones, B. Koul, J. Knopko. S. Krcmor, J. Lindstrom, L MacDonald, H. Meany, A. Molberg, D. Olson, C. Olson. J. Pofto, C. Pavlik, B. Peck, J. Peck, M. Price, D. Rippel. G. Schulind The meeting will now come to order . . . Hey you in the back shut up! . . . Dad's long underwear and ski pants . . . class! and just how am I going to ex- plain this to my parents? . . . Did you see a dog with a barrel go by? . . . The ski patrol is really on the ball . . . Now remember if you fall off the T- bar you'll have the 46 people behind you on top of you . . . Our president will not be able to ski with us . . . due to the foggy conditions, no snow, and lack of skiers the trip will be canceled . . . Saint Bernard Badges . . . will we ever get them? . . . Telemark, Trollhaug- en. Sugar Hills, here, we come! . . . Courage, Co-ordination, and crutches! Stamp Ski Club officers wore: John Pefko, president: Bill Koul, sccrotory-troosuror: Lorry Moc- Donold, vice-president. 186 Out Summer! Ski Club When learning to ski, the first step to re- member is ... Kings and Queens Ruled Supreme Members of the Choss Club woro: C. Whiteis, B. Winters, M. Craigie. P. Hooper, G. Studto, S. GtillicHon, B. Butler. R. Anderson, B. Lee. S. St. Martin. P. Scheuror. E. Endoan, M. Kuzma. K. Hansor, D. Hoiplemier, P. Barron, R. Davis. Not pictured wero: J. Fagor, B. Farr, B. Holter, 8. Werner. H. Chileders. T. Frethoim. Checkmate . . . Hey that's my queen and your knight ... a game of concentration and skill? . . . who said it was easy? . . . You need an I.Q. of three hundred thousand to play this game . . . Bill Butler and Phil Baron took a break during a grueling game. Communications: Members of Radio Club wero: (from left to right) Paul Burns Lonnie Marsh. Rod Adesen. Mile Larkin. Russ Amlee, Craig Carlson. Making a Big World Smaller Did you say B.A.R.K.? . . . What are radiograms, anyway? ... I sent radiograms instead of Christmas cards . . . it's free . . . the blue box in the office . . . meetings on Tuesday mornings at 8:05. 187 Give me Wine. Wine. Wine!' “Do You Wanta Dance” 'The way that kid dances is unbelievable . George Darby of the Del Phis put heart and soul into Carolyn . Sadie Hawkins brought out the best in LHS students. 188 Sadie Hawkins Pat Schoenack. Harry Hart. Neil Benson, and Char Peterson — The Four Kissin' Cousins. I got 16 shaves with my Personna blade.' Joy Juice, Joy Juice, and More Joy Juice Me go with you? ... I thought the girl was supposed to ask the boy . . . How many times were you married? . . . 48!! . . I can't get the ring on your finger... If you didn't crack your knuckles I could have . . . What did you say was in that bottle? . . . Kicka poo Joy Juice ... oh come on! . .. Now you may kiss the bride . . . say, stop . . . Stop!! . . . Does your chewing gum lose its flavor? . . . Boy are my feet tired from you walking on them!! 'May the Bird of Paradise fly up your nose . . . I thought it was your turn to be the boy! 189 The creativity of the Junior class mode the Prom a complete success. Sayonara ’65 The boys spent most of tho evening telling their dotes how nice and different they looked. Sayonara . . . Prom '65 . . . The junior class's ambition made the Prom a real big hit . . . The Buddha took a lot of paper and paste ... I just know I’ll fall down the stairs in front of all those people ... A purple boutonniere would match her yellow dress just perfectly . . . Dad I've got to have the new car tonight! What a great way to end the year! Cheri Kraskin ond Greg Becker were served punch by the sophomore girls. Finally—your diploma—now a graduate of LHS. The Future Is Now the Present A last look at the halls of LHS. 191 Bruins Bits SUNNY CHAR 193 ADVERTISING HUB JEWELERS 20 W. 66th St. 866-7700 BEAUTERIA BEAUTY SALON 10744 France Ave. So. 888-7736 Southtown Minneapolis house Furnishings Co. 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Freeway ford 9700 Lyndale Ave. Mustang and G.T. Headquarters HOME of the MOST At FORD Able FORD OAN GlIASON Box 6574 Mliwivopolit 20. Minotiofo The Most Distinguished Name in School and College Jewelry YOUR GUARANTEE OF: This Space for Autographs Courtesy of MILTONS 16 W. 66th St. 866-7828 Congratulations CLASS OF '66 Perfect Satisfaction Unmatched Quality Dashing Style Complete Security This Space for Autograph Courtesy of s CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '66 MIDWEST HARDWARE 3916 W. Old Shakopee Rd. 881-9345 CREATING 8ETTER HOMES FOR BETTER LIVING This Space for Autographs Courtesy of the YEARBOOK STAFF s 207 This Page Courtesy of KATHY HARTKOPF and SUE REDER , Sf- jg S 3 J? sX J- -y if 4°' j? o o • c? A,- cf ? V a jK - A ‘X-S5 r, y , Vi 208 To Our Classmates: The Senior Class of '65-'66 is no more. But they have left behind many memories and traditions. Many hours of hard work have gone into the production of this first LHS year- book, and we hope that through the years not just the seniors, but also the juniors and sophomores will be able to enjoy the work of the '66 Bear staff. Although we would not be able to thank everyone that we want to on this one page, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to the following people: Mr. Raymond Hanson for helping us organize our staff last summer and for his helpful advice throughout the year. Mrs. Mabel Foss for patience, understanding, and encouragement. Our teachers who let us out of class so that we could meet our deadlines. All the LHS faculty for tolerating our demanding requests throughout the year, and especial- ly Mr. Joe Hutton for his help in writing basketball body copy. Mr. James Dimond who developed pictures for us in times of emergency and for helping us design our cover. Mr. George Melander for supplying us with pictures whenever we asked for them. Mr. Dan Gleason and Taylor Publishing Company for their guidance and advice. Mr. Fran Koch for pictures loaned to us from the Sun-Suburbanite. Office secretaries and counselors for helping on the sale of our yearbooks and for providing us with proofreading and class lists. Steve Gamble who provided us with art work for our cover and title page and miscellaneous art work in the Sports Section. Mr. Bruce Paine and the custodians for opening up the photo lab for us at all odd hours of the day and night. Miss Virginia Roden who was the advisor of the circulation staff. Mr. Eugene Weyandt, our faithful advisor who put up with the staff the entire year, for more than words can express. '66 Bear—enough said. Sincerely, Sue Reder and Kathy Hartkopf Co Editors-in-Chief EDITORS Kathy Hartkopf Sue Reder Paula Frank Tim Hanson Ric Hobbie Pat Hughes Debbie Lindberg . . , Jan Richter Pat Schoenack Sue Springer Lynda Vikingson .... ... Curriculum Editor (Asst. Editor) SENIORS Sandy Kacher Sharon Morrison .... Gladyce Reierson . . . Char Peterson Diane Ripple Judy Seifert Advertising JUNIORS Bonnie Brekke Mary Krautbauer Jan Carlson Bonnie Ogden Sue Elstad Elena Parthun Linda Host Judy Snyder Cindy Jones Kathy Frommer Carol Kimball Kathy Winters Colleen Frank Kris Yung SOPHOMORES Jackie Eisele Charlene Nouska Scott Froid Judy Reese Pat Korum Linda Spurgin Jim Stark Senior Class Index AAKRE, PAULINE ........... 49 Future Nurses 10; Service Club 12 ADAMS, CHERYL ............ 49 French Club I I; Modern Dance II; Y-Teens 10, II. 12; GAA 10; Intramural 10 ADELMANN, DON .............49 ADLAND, BILL...............49 Student Council 12 ALMEN, BONITA ............ 49 AFS 12, Art 10, Future Nurses 10, GAA 10. YFC 10. II, 12 ALSTRUP, NANCY.............49 Chess Club 11, German 10, GAA 10, II ANDERSON, ANN ............ 50 ANDERSON. CAROLYN .... 50 AFS 10. II, 12; German Club 10, II; Y-Teens 10, II; GAA 10; Mah-Quh 10 ANDERSON. KATHY .......... 50 AFS II, 12; Honor Society II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II; Yearbook Staff 10 ANDERSON, KEN ANDERSON. RICHARD A.......50 Hi-Y II; Intramural 10, II, 12; Footballl0.il; ANDERSON, RICHARD S. Football 10 ANGELOS, CINDY.............50 Y-Teens 11 ASPHOLM, NORMAN AVANT, MARILOU.............50 Future Nurses i0; GAA I I; YFC II BACKSTROM. TOM ........... 50 Student Council 10, 12, Hi-Y 10; Lettermen’s Club 10, II, 12: Track 10, II; Football 10, II, 12; Bas- ketball 10, II, 12; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, Senior Winter Formal King 12 BAKKE, CORENE.................50 AFS II. 12; Y-Teens 10. II. 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Korean Sister School 11 BARRON. PHILIP................50 Chess Club II, 12; Honor Society 11. 12 BARTON, BART ................ 50 Choir 11,12 BAUER, THOMAS ............... 50 Latin Club I I; Honor Society 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Cross Country 12; Track II, 12; Basket- ball 10. II. 12 BEITO, RON .................. 50 Honor Society II, 12; Hi-Y 10, II; Band 10. II. 12; Wrestling 10: Tennis 10; Senior Ambassador to Homecoming BELDEN, KAREN ............... 50 Future Nurses 10; Ski Club II, 12; French Club 10; Mah-Quh II, 12; Quill and Scroll 11,12 BELTZ, RODNEY ............... 51 Student Council 12; Ski Club II; Football 10, 12; Ski Team 11 BENSON, CRISTINE..............51 Future Teachers 10, II, 12; Hon- or Society II, 12; Y-Teens 10; GAA 10. II. 12; Service Club 12 BENSON. MICHAEL ............. 51 Theater Service 10 BERG. PHILLIP.................51 Football 10 BERGH, SHARON ............... 51 Future Nurses 12: Student Council 12;GAA 10. II. 12 BERGSTROM. ,PAUL ............ 51 AFS 12: Hi-Y II; Football 10. II; Wrestling 10, 11 BESSER, CRAIG BIELKE, LINDA..............51 Student Council 12 BJORKLUND. WENDA ......... 51 BISHOP, CONNIE............ 51 AFS 12; Student Council 10, 12 BLISS. SUZANNE ........... 51 Y-Teens 11; Girl's Pep Club 11 BOERBOOM, BILL BOLIN. LOUISE..............51 Honor Society 12 BORGERT, ELIZABETH ....... 51 AFS II, 12; Future Teachers 12, Service Club 12 BOUNDS, RONALD.............51 Track 10 BOYSEN, WILLIAM Track 10 BRANT, JACQUELYN ......... 52 AFS II, 12; Student Council II, 12; Y-Teens I I. 12; GAA 10 BROWN. ERIC................52 BROWN. JIM D.............. 52 BROWN, JIM W...............52 BRUNEAU. CHARLES...........52 BUETTNER, CHANTAL (transfer stu- dent) BUNGERT, ANN ............. 52 AFS 10, II, 12; Honor Society I I, 12; Service Club 12 BURTON, LESLEE.............52 BUTLER, WILLIAM .......... 52 Chess Club 10. II. 12; Debate 10. 210 11; Philosophy Club 11,12 CALLISON. MARGARET .... 52 Debate 10; Latin Club I I; Honor Society II, 12; Evergreen II, 12 CAMPBELL, CRAIG.............52 AFS 11. Tennis 10, 11 CAREY. WILLIAM ............ 52 CARLSON, DOLLY............. 52 AFS II, 12; Theater Service 10; GAA 10; Kips 10; Girls Pep Club 11: YFC 10. II, 12 CARLSON, PAT .............. 52 CAVEN, LINDA .............. 53 AFS 12; Art II, 12; Future Nurses 10, II, 12; Girls Pep Club II; Chorus 10 CECKA. KATHY............... 53 AFS 12; Honor Society 12 CHAMBERS. CARYL ........... 53 Student Council II; Y-Teens 10, 11, 12; Bruinettes 12; Senior Win- ter Formal Princess; Senior Class Vice-President CHILDERS, HANK .............. 53 Evergreen Staff 12; Golf 12 CHRISTIAN. STEVE..............53 CLEVELAND. HOWIE.............53 Student Council 10, II; Track 10; Football 10, II, 12; Wrestling 10, II, 12; Sophomore Homecoming Ambassador: Sophomore Class President. CLOUTIER, ROGER Intramural 10, II. 12 COBB, SUSAN.................53 French Club 10; YFC 10 COLT, JIM ................. 53 Honor Society II, 12: Student Council 10: Intramural II. 12; Let- termen's Club 12; Cross Country 12; Basketball 10: Senior Class President CONAWAY, DENNIS CONNELL, KAREN............53 Chess Club I I; Honor Society I I, 12; GAA II; Girls Pep Club II CONWAY, DIANE.............53 AFS I I; Chess Club 11; Theater Club 10, II; Modern Dance 10; YFC II COOK, TIM 53 CORDES, ELDORA .... 54 AFS 12 COX, ALLAN 54 CRAWFORD, STEVE .. 54 Chess Club 10, Debate 10; Mah- Quh 12; Football 10 CRITCHFIELD, MARIE............54 Future Nurses II, 12; Kips 12 CROONQUIST, DENNIS .... 54 Latin Club II; Ski Club II, 12: CrossCountry 12; Ski Team I I, 12 CURRY. RANDI DAGLE, DEBBIE .............. 54 AFS 10, II, 12; Chess Club II; Future Nurses 10; Philosophy Club II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Theater Service 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 10; Evergreen 12 DAHL, KATHLEEN ............. 54 Honor Society 12; Philosophy Club II; Y-Teens 12; Mah-Quh II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Flag Twirler 12; Evergreen II; Korean Sister School Committee II. 12 DALE. ROY.................... 54 AFS 10. II; Cross Country 10 DALEY. RICHARD Debate 10; Thespians 10, II, 12; Student Council 10, II; Secretary 11; Speech Activities I I; One- Act Play II, 12 DAVtS, DIANA..................54 Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10, 11 DAVIS, PAUL ................ 54 DAYTON, RONNA................54 AFS 12; Theater Service 11: Y- Teens 11,12 DECKER, LINDA............... 55 AFS 10, II, 12; Theater Service II; Y-Teens 10, II. 12; YFC II, 12; Service Club 12 DELESHA. MICHAEL ............55 Intramural 10, 11 DE LONG, JIM.................55 Intramural 10; Cross Country 10, II; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, II DESROSIER, ROSE ............ 55 DRAGER. ERNEST DUDLEY, WILLIS ............. 55 Intramural 10 DUGAL, GENE ................ 55 DUMMER, GREGORY DUNN, PAT .................. 55 AFS 12; Modern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Girls Pep Club 10; Service Club 12 DURNBAUGH, DAVID ...... 55 Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Homecoming King Attendant 12 EAGER, RANDI . ... 55 EDWARDS, GEORGE Student Council 10 ,... 55 EDWARDSON, JEFF YFC 10. II. 12 ...55 EHLEN. MARILOU Ski Club 12 ...55 EHRHARDT, MELINDA ... AFS 12; Theater Service 1 ice Club 12 ...55 1; Serv- EICHHORN, GRETCHEN . Honor Society 11,12 ...56 211 EISELE, RANDY ............... 56 AFS 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10 EISERT, SHERRIE...............56 Distributive Ed. Club 12 ELM. LINDA .................. 56 Girls Pep Club 11; Service Club 12 ELZEA, DAVID..................56 ENDEAN, STEVE................ 56 Chess Club 12; Evergreen 12: Service Club 12. ERICKSON, GARY................56 FAHRENKROG, MARGARET .. 56 Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 10; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; GAA 10, II; Bruinettes 12; Royal- ty 10 FALCONER, LINDA...............56 AFS 10, II. 12; Y-Teens 10; Mah- Quh II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 FARR. PAT ..................... 56 AFS 10, II. 12; Debate 10; Honor Society II, 12; Philosophy II, 12; Dance 10. II; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Evergreen 12 FAULK, JOHN ............... 56 French Club 10: Hi-Y 11 FERENC. KEITH ............. 56 German Club 10; Ski Club II. 12, Ski Team 12 FERRY, PETER FIER, DOROTHY FLATEN. SUE FOWLER, SHARON ............ 56 Future Nurses 10; Girls Pep Club II FRANK. PAULA .............. 57 AFS 12: Future Nurses 10; Phil- osophy I I; Ski Club II, 12; Mah- Quh 12; Yearbook Staff 12 FREMDER, CINDY ........... 57 Girls Pep Club 11 GAMBLE, DONALD.............57 GAMBLE, STEVE..............57 Student Council II, 12; YFC 10, II, 12; Senior Homecoming At- tendant 12; Service Club II. 12; Gymnastics 11,12 GARDNER, KAREN ........... 57 GEARIETY, MICHAEL ........ 57 GEPPART, TERRY.............57 GIBSON. BRUCE Spanish Club 10; Hi-Y 10, II; Intramural 10, II; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Track 10, II. 12; GILBERTSON L. LINDA......57 Band 10. II, 12 GILBERTSON M. LINDA......57 AFS 12; Future Nurses 10; Future Teachers l2;Thespians 12; Y-Teens 10 II; Girls Pep Club II; Year- book staff 10, II; Service Club 12 GORDON, MAX............... 57 GRANT. LINDA ............. 57 AFS II, 12; Y-Teens II, 12 Serv- ice Club 12 GREEN. JAN .............. 57 Latin Club 10; Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 10 GROTEWOLD, JAMES GRUBER. CORALEE............57 Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10; GAA 10, II. 12 GUST, KENNETH..............58 HALL, TOM..................58 Intramural II; Band 10; Math Club; Dramatics 10 HAINES, JAMES HALVERSON. KENNETH .... 58 HANSON, JULIE..............58 Honor Society 12; AFS 10, II, 12 Y-Teens II. 12;GAA 10; HANSON. LINDA ............ 58 AFS II, 12; Modern Dance 10; Y- Teens 10; Bruinettes 11,12 HANSON. TIM .............. 58 Debate 10. II, 12; Mah-Quh 12; Yearbook Staff 12 HARRIMAN, JOHN HARSHBARGER, MARSHA .. 58 Future Teachers 10, II, 12; GAA 10, II, 12; Evergreen 12 HART. ELAINE ............. 58 AFS II, 12; Future Teachers II 12; Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 'I I, 12; Girls Pep Club II; Korean Sister Club II, 12. HART. HARRY............... 58 Honor Society 12; Thespians 12; Student Council 10, II; Hi-Y 12; Intramural 10. II; Evergreen 12; Football 10 HARTKOPF, KATHY .......... 58 AFS 12; Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 11; Girls Pep Club II; Yearbook Staff 10, II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Senior Action Committee. HAVNEN, BILL................58 Tennis 10, II, 12 HAWES, CHERI .............. 58 Future Nurses 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 10; Mah-Quh 12 HEATH, SHELIA............. 58 Honor Society 12; Philosophy Club 12 HELKENN, KAREN ............ 59 AFS 12: Honor Society II, 12; GAA 10, II, 12; Mah-Quh 10; Evergreen 10, II, 12 HELMER, PENNY...............59 Y-Teens 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Senior Homecoming Ambassador 12: Service Club 12 212 HEMMING, JOANNE..........59 Honor Society 12; Student Coun- cil II. 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Kips 10; Ski Club 10, II, 12; Bruin- ettes 12; Homecoming Queen HENDERSON. DONNA ........ 59 HENDRICKSON, KEITH HERRBOLT, DICK .......... 59 Track 10 HINKLEY, CAROL............59 HOBBIE, RIC ............. 59 AFS 10; Latin Club 10. II; Thes- pians 10, II, 12; Theater Service 10, II, 12; Hi-Y II, 12; Mah-Quh 10; Yearbook Staff 12; YFC 10; Gymnastics 12 HOBLIT, TOM ............... 59 AFS II, 12; Debate II, 12; Ger- man Club 12; Honor Society 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Thespians 12; Student Council 12: Football 10; Basketball 10; Tennis 10 HOLLINGSWORTH. GRETCHEN AFS 12; Y-Teens 12 HOLM. STEVE.............. 59 Lettermen’s Club II, 12; Football 10, II. 12; Basketball 10, II; Golf II. 12 HOLTER, MARGARET..........59 Modern Dance 10; HOVEY. BRUCE HOWARD, TIM ............. 59 Intramural 10; Ski Club 10, II, 12: Cross Country 10, II; Track 10. II, 12; Gymnastics 11 HUGHES, PAT...............59 AFS 12; Student Council 12; Y- Teens 11; Girls Pep Club 11; Mah- Quh 12: Yearbook Staff 10, II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Jun- ior Action. Senior Action HUNT, CAROL ................ 59 Y-Teens 11; GAA 11 HURRLE, MIKE ................ 60 AFS 12; Student Council 10; Hi- Y II, 12; Intramural 10, II, 12; Lettermen’s Club II, 12; Track 10, II; Football 10, II. 12; Baseball 12 ILIFF, RUTH ..................60 Student Council 12; Y-Teens 12; Cheerleader 10. II, 12; YFC 10. II, 12; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Senior Homecoming Attendant JACKSON. DON..................60 Hockey 10, II, 12; Golf 11,12 JARLAND, PATRICIA AFS 12: Philosophy Club 12; Thes- pians 12; Mah-Quh 12; Evergreen II, 12 JEPSON, STEVE ................ 60 JETER, LINDA.................. 60 AFS 12; Y-Teens 12; Girls Pep Club 10, 11; YFC 12 JOHNSEN, LARRY JOHNSON, CINDY ......... 60 GAA 10; YFC 10. II, 12; AFS 12 JOHNSON, DAN.............60 Intramural II, 12; Lettermen s Club 12; Evergreen 12; Track II; Football 10, II, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 12 JOHNSON, DENNIS JOHNSON, STEPHEN ........ 60 Ski Club II. 12 JONES, JEANNE.............60 Student Council II; Y-Teens 12; GAA 10; Homecoming Attend- ant 12; Bear Mascot II, 12 JORDAN, KATHY ........... 60 AFS 11; Y-Teens 10 JUDGE. KIRBY JULSON. CONNIE .......... 60 Latin Club 10; Modern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens II; GAA 10; Girls Pep Club 10 KACHER, SANDRA .............. 60 AFS 10. II, 12; French Club 10; Honor Society II. 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Student Council II; Y-Teens 10, II; Evergreen 10, II, 12: Yearbook Staff 10, 12; Quill and Scroll 11,12 KALLEVIG, KEN ............... 61 Football 10, II; Basketball 10, II, 12; Lettermen's Club 12 KANE, PAM.....................61 Art 10, II, 12; Debate 10; Honor Society 12: Thespians 12; Modern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens II, 12; Bruinettes II, 12; Service Club 12 KEENAN. RANDY .......... 61 KENDALL. NANCY...........61 AFS 12; YFC 12; Service Club 12 KHACHATOURIAN, SHAKE .. 61 Foreign Exchange Student from Iran; AFS 12; Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 12: Ski Club 12 KNOEPKE, JANET ........... 61 AFS II; Student Council 10; Y- Teens 10. II, 12; GAA 10; Ski Club 12 KNOKE. LES ................ 61 Debate 12; Hi-Y II; Intramural 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Football 10, II, 12; Basketball 10, II; Base- ball 10, II; Golf 11; Senior Home- coming King Attendant KOBOLD. JEFF.................60 Hi-Y 10, II; Intramural 10; Foot- ball 10; Hockey 10, 11 KOHLS, SUE...................61 Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Y-Teens 12; Bruin- ettes II, 12; Evergreen 10, 12; Winter Formal Attendant 12 KOLLODGE, DAWN ............. 61 GAA 10, II. 12; Ski Club 12; Girls Pep Club 11; Service Club 12 213 KOMPELIEN, PAT ............ 61 AFS 12; Y-Teens 10, II. 12: GAA 10. II. 12 KOMPELIEN. WAYNE.........61 Track 10; Hockey 10, I I KOPFMANN, KATHLEEN .... 61 Y-Teens 10 KRANZ, KRIS ................ 61 AFS 12; Y-Teens 12: GAA 10; Girls Pep Club 11; Glee Club 10 KRAUTBAUER, JOHN.............62 Intramural II, 12; Lettermen's Club 12: Track 10. II. 12; Football 10. 12 KRAUTKREMER. RICK .......... 62 Intramural 10, 11; Ski Club II, 12; Baseball 12 KROMER. SUSAN .............. 62 AFS 10, 12: Future Teachers II. 12; Student Council 12; Y-Teens 10: GAA 10. II. 12; Ski Club 12; Evergreen 12 KYRK, JANNA ............... 62 Theater Service II; GAA 10; YFC II. 12 LABRESH. KEN ............. 62 Honor Society II, 12; Philosophy Club II. 12 LADD, NANCY................ 62 AFS 12: German Club 12; Honor Society 12: Y-Teens 12 LAGOW, SHERRY.............. 62 LAMBERTZ. KEN...............62 LANGFJELL, BRITT............62 AFS 10; Thespians 12; LARKIN, BEV ............... 62 AFS 12; Student Council 12; Girls Pep Club 11 LARSON, COLLEEN ........... 62 Girls Pep Club 11 LAURIE, CATHY..................63 German Club 12; Honor Society II, 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Evergreen 12 LAURIE. CECELIA .............. 63 Honor Society II, 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Theater Service II, 12; Evergreen 11,12 LAVENDER, LINDA .............. 63 Future Nurses 10; LEGLER, RICHARD .............. 63 CrossCountry 10; Wrestling 10 LEMPKIE, DOUG..................63 Lettermen's Club II, 12; Cross Country 10, 12; Track 12; Baseball 10. II LICHNER, JOANNE............... 63 LINDBERG. DEBBIE ............. 63 AFS 10. II, 12; Honor Society 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, II, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 LINDEN, DONNA Science Club 10; .. 63 LINDHOLM, STEPHEN .... ...63 LINDWALL, BONNIE GAA 10; ...63 LLOYD. WILLIAM 63 Debate 10, II, 12; Student Coun- cil 10; LOESCH, CHUCK Wrestling 10; Gymnastics . 2 LOGAN. KATHY ...63 LOLL, LINDA AFS 12; Modern Dance 10 ... 64 LORENSON. BEVERLY .... ...64 Y-Teens 10. II, 12; Girls Pep Club LOVEGREN. JANET LOVESTRAND, BARB......... 64 AFS II, 12; Junior Action Com- mittee LUNDERBERG. DIANE...........64 AFS 12; Future Nurses 10; Mod- ern Dance 11; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; GAA 10; Girls Pep Club 11; Serv- ice Club 12 Korean Committee II LYNCH, STEVEN..............64 Swimming 10; YFC 10, I I MACDONALD, LARRY..........64 German Club 12; Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10. II, 12; Ski Team II. 12 MACY, LAURLEE ............ 64 Bruinettes 12 MACZIEWSKI, LOREN MADISON, JOYCE.............64 Future Nurses 10; Honor Society 12; MAHLER, LINDA ............ 65 Future Nurses 12; Latin Club 12; Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Bruinettes II, 12; Yearbook Staff 10 MAHLUM, MARY.................65 AFS II. 12; French Club 10 Phil- osophy Club 12; Student Council 12; Y-Teens 10; GAA 10, II, 12; Girls Pep Club 10; Senior Action Committee; Service Club 12 MARAS, STEVE.......... 65 MARKSTROM. JANET...... 65 AFS 10; Modern Dance 10; Mah- Quh 12; Yearbook Staff I I; MAY. DAWN MCCOMB, KATHLEEN ...... 64 AFS 12; Future Nurses 10; Y- Teens 10, 12; Girls Pep Club 11 MCCONNELL, DIANA ...... 64 MCDONALD. DEANNE ...... 64 MCDONOUGH, MAC.........64 214 MCGRATH, JIM...............64 Wrestling 10, II, 12; MCKEE, BARBARA.............64 Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Senior Home- coming Attendant; Bruinettes 11, 12 MEANS. DAVID 65 MEANY, MARGARET .... 65 AFS 12; Theater Service 10. II; GAA 11; Girls Pep Club 1 1; Ever green 10; Yearbook Staff 10. II; Junior Action Committee MEHLHOFF, NANCY ... 65 Student Council 11; FHA MELBERG, VICKI 65 Future Nurses 10; GAA 10, II; Distributive Ed. Club 12 MERRIFIELD, STEVE 65 YFC 10, II, 12; Service Club 12 MESENBRING, CARMEN 65 AFS 10. II. 12; Y-Teens 10, 12; Girls Pep Club 11; Mah- Quh 10, II, 12; Flag Twirlers II, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; YFC 11 MIESSNER, KATHY GAA 10, 11; YFC 10, II MILLER. DAVID ............. 65 MILLER, GLENN ............. 65 Track 11 MILLER. R. WAYNE............65 Service Club 12 MILLS, IRV ................ 66 Intramural 10 MOBERLY, TOM ...............66 Intramural 10, II, 12; Lettermen s Club 12; Football 10, II; Basket- ball 10; Golf 10; Golf 10, II. 12 MOHR, THOMAS ............. 6 MONOGUE, JAMES MORRISON, SHARON .......... 66 AFS 10, II; French Club, 10; Honor Society II, 12; Modern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens 10, II; Yearbook Staff 12 MUELLER, VICKIE ............ 66 AFS 10, II, 12; Future Nurses 10; Theater Service II; Y-Teens 10, 12; Yearbook Staff 10; YFC 10. II, 12; Service Club 12 MULLIN. JEFFREY Student Council 12; Intramural 12; Lettermen's Club 12; Hockey 12 MURPHY, JIM ............. 66 Basketball 10, 11 MYHR, ARNOLD ............. 66 NELSON. ARLEIGH NELSON, GERALD NELSON. PHILLIP .......... 66 Hi-Y 10 NORSTAD, PAM...............66 Student Council 12, Y-Teens 10, I I; Bruinettes 12 NORTON, RAYETTA .......... 66 NOUSKA, CHERYL ........... 66 AFS II, 12; Future Teachers 10; Latin Club 10, II; Thespians 12; Theater Service 10, II, 12; GAA 10. II; Kips 10, II; Mah-Quh 12 YFC 12 NYBO, LINDA....................67 Honor Society 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Ski Club, II. 12; Yearbook Staff I I; Senior Class Treasurer NYEN. RHINE................... 67 Lettermen's Club 12; Swimming 10. II. 12 O’BRIEN, MIKE ............... 67 OCHS. KATHRYN ............67 AFS 12; Theater Service II, 12 YFC 12 ODDEN, LARRY .......... 67 O'GARA, RICHARD.............67 Intramural 10, II, 12; Track 10, 11; Hockey, 12, Golf 12 OGDAHL, BEVERLY ........... 67 Y-Teens 10. II; GAA II; Girls Pep Club 11; OLSEN, LINDA .............. 67 Y-Teens 10, II; Ski Club II; Y- Teens 10, OLSON. CLAUDIA..............67 AFS 12; Y-Teens 10, II; GAA 10; Service Club 12 OLSON, CONNIE...............67 Student Council I I; Modern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens 12; Ski Club 12; Girls Pep Club II; Cheerleaders 10, II, 12; Home- coming Attendant OLSON. DAVID .............. 67 Honor Society II, 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Evergreen 10, II, 12; Royalty Homecoming Attendant OLSON, KATHERINE............67 AFS II; Honor Society II, 12; Modern Dance 10, 11; Y-Teens 10; OLSON. MELVIN...............67 Student Council 12; Wrestling 10; Tennis 10 OLSON. MIKE................ 67 Lettermen's Club II, 12; Football 10, II. 12; Basketball, 10, II, 12; Baseball 10, II, 12 OLSON, DICK................ 67 Ski Club 11,12 Tennis 10 OPHEIM, ROGER ............. 68 Intramural II, 12; Ski Club II 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Track 11; Gymnastics 11,12 OPPEGARD, KATHY ........... 68 AFS II; Modern Dance 10, II; Ski Club; 12; Girls Pep Club II; Service Club 12 OTTEN, BETTY................68 German Club 10; Theater Service 10; Mah-Quh 10, II; Future Teachers 10, 11 215 OTTEN, DIANE................68 Student Council 12 OVERBY, BAUBEE Student Council 11; Modern Dance 10 PACKER, JOHN .............. 68 Lettermen's Club II, 12; Football 10. II. 12 PAFKO, JOHN ............... 68 Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 12; Ski Club II, 12; Foot- ball 10 PAHL, DAVE ................ 68 Intramural 10, 11 PAHL, NANCY ............... 68 PAINE, DAVE ............... 68 PARLIN, MICHAEL PARTLOW. JIM .............. 68 PATES. BARBARA PATTERSON. NANCI ...........68 French Club 10; Theater Service 12; Modern Dance II; Y-Teens 12; GAA 10; Ski Club II; Mah- Quh 10, II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 PAULSON, NANCY Y-Teens 11; AFS 12; Future Nurs- es 10 PAVLIK. CAROL.................68 AFS 12; Ski Club 12; PECK, JIM .................. 68 German Club 10; Student Council II. 10; Ski Club 10, II, 12: Let- termen's Club 10, II, 12; Baseball 10; Ski Team, 10, II, 12; Home- coming King PELLETT, PENNY..................69 Art Club 10, II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Student Council 12; PELLETT, POLLY ................ 69 AFS 12; Art II; Student Council 11; Modern Dance 11; Cheerlead- er 10, II; PENDROY. RON ............... 69 Thespians 12; Theater Service II. 12; Boys Glee Club 12 PERKINS. PAT ............... 69 AFS II, 12; Art II, 12; Future Nurses 12; Philosophy Club 12 PERRON. CHERYL.............. 69 Student Council 12; Y-Teens 12; GAA 10 PETERSON. BRAD ............. 69 PETERSON, CAROL ............ 69 PETERSON, CHARLENE..........69 AFS 10; French Club 10; Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 12: GAA 10; Mah-Quh 10, II. 12; Flag Twirler 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 PETERSON, LINDA L. PETERSON. MICHAEL ........... 69 French Club 10; Philosophy Club 12; Lettermen's Club II. 12; Foot- ball 10, II, 12: Basketball 10. II, 12; Baseball 10, 12; Golf I I PETERSON. ROBERT ........... 69 PETERSON. STEVE ............ 69 Baseball 12 PETERSON. SUSAN..............69 PETERSON, WARD ..............69 Honor Society 12; Cross Country 10, II; Track 10; Hockey 10, 12; Tennis 11,12 PETSCH, LINDA .............. 70 AFS 10, II, 12; German Club 12; Honor Society 12; Theater Service II; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Service Club 12 PETERSON. LINDA Mah-Quh 10; GAA 10 PFEIFER, JACK Intramural 10, I I PIERCE, DICK Mah-Quh II. 12 PIERSON, GARY ................ 70 PIZZALA, KEITH Wrestling 12 PHILLIPS, JOYCE............ 70 Y-Teens 11 PHILLIPS, MARY............ v, POPE, RICK ....................70 Track 10; Service 12; Gymnastics 12 POWERS, CHRIS ................ 70 Y-Teens 10. II; GAA 10, II, 12 PREBLE. DAVE ................. 70 Student Council 10 PRICE, TOM.................70 AFS 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Intra- mural II, 12; Cross Country 10, 12; Track II, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12 REDER, SUE.......................70 Student Council II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II. 12; Girls Pep Club II; Yearbook Staff 10, II, 12: Senior Action REED, JERRY .................... 70 Student Council 10; Football 10; Basketball 10, II, 12; Baseball 10 REGENFUSS, RAMONA.........70 Y-Teens 10, II; Kips 10. 11; Ski Club 10, II. 12; REIERSON, GLADYCE ........ 70 Future Nurses 10; Theater Service 11; Y-Teens 10. II 12 REINHARDT, SCOTT ......... 70 REISHUS, LINDA............... 71 AFS 12; Future Teachers 10, II; Latin Club 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Theater Service II, 12; Y- Teens 11-12; GAA II, 12; Girls Pep Club I I, Evergreen 12; Serv- ice Club 12 216 RICHTER, JAN.................71 Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff II, 12; Quill and Scroll 12 RIPPEL. DIANE .............. 71 Y-Teens 12; Ski Club II, 12; Mah- Quh 12; Yearbook Staff 12 ROBINSON, DIANE ............ 71 AFS II; Honor Society II, 12; Student Council 10; Girls Pep Club 10, II ROMSTAD, MIKKEL Honor Society 12; Student Coun- cil 12; Swimming 10 ROSE. ROGER Philosophy Club 12 ROSS, KATHY..................71 AFS II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Student Council 12; Service Club 12 ROSTER, DEBBIE...............71 AFS 10. 12; Honor Society 12; Student Council 12; Y-Teens 12; GAA 10. II, 12; Bruinettes II. 12; Mah-Quh 12 SANDELL, DONNA...............72 Modern Dance 10; Y-Teens 10, II. 12; GAA 10; Ski Club 12; Flag Twirler I I. I2;YFC 10 SANFORD, JANIS ............. 72 AFS 12; Future Teachers 10, II; German Club 10; Theater Service II; Student Council 12; Y-Teens 10. II. 12; GAA 10; Girls Pep Club II; Yearbook Staff 10; Service Club 12; Korean Com- mittee 11,12 SAUL, GAIL...............72 Modern Dance 11 SCHAFT. PAT SCHEUCHL, LEWIS ........ 72 SCHOENACK, PAT ......... 72 AFS 10; Theater Service 10, 12; Y-Teens 10; Mah-Quh 12; Year- book Staff 12 SCHMIDT. DAVE...............72 Intramural II, 12; Lettermen's Club 12; Football 10, II, 12; Bas- ketball 10; Baseball 10 SCHULTZ, DAN .............. 72 Gymnastics II, 12; Golf II, 12 SCHWARTZ. PETE ............ 72 AFS 12; Hi-Y 11 SEIFERT. JUDY....................72 Honor Society II, 12; Thespians 12; Y-Teens II; GAA II. 12; Yearbook Staff 12 SELK, DEE ...................... 72 Honor Society 12; Y-Teens II; GAA 10 SEWELL, CLIFF .... 72 SEYDEL, KATHY .... 72 Modern Dance 10 SHEARER. 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CELINA.............73 Foreign Exchange Student from Brazil; AFS 12; Honor Society 12; Mah-Quh 12 Ski Club 12 SPRINGER, SUSANNE .......... 73 AFS 10, II; Theater Service 10, II, 12; Student Council 12; Mod- ern Dance 10, II; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Girls Pep Club II; Bruinette 12; Mah-Quh 12; Yearbook Staff 10, II, 12; Evergreen 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Senior Action SPROULE, JACK................73 AFS 12, Philosophy Club 12, Let- termen's Club II, 12; Evergreen 12; Swimming 11,12 SPURGIN. TOM Ski Club II. 12: Track II, 12; Football I I; Ski Team 11,12 STAFFORD, RICHARD .......... 73 French Club 12; Thespians II, 12; Student Council 12; Hi Y I I; Ever- green 12. Football II; Wrestling Manager 12 • STAVOS. LARRY ............ 73 Track 10, Baseball 12 STILES. CHARLES ............ 74 Student Council 12; Lettermen's Club II. 12;Track 10. II, 12 STOTTESBERY, DONNA..........74 AFS 12; Thespians 12; Future Nurs- es 10; Theater Service 10, II, 12; GAA 10, II, 12 Service Club 12 STODDARD. LYNN............74 AFS II. 12; French Club 10; Y- Teens II; GAA 10, II, 12; Girls Pep Club I I; STRASBURG. DAVID ......... 74 SUMNER, BILL Art 12 SUTTON. TOM...............74 217 SWITZER, THOMAS ......... 74 TEPORTEN. TRACY TEW, SANDRA ............. 74 THORMAN, TOM ............ 74 THUL, MIKE................74 Hi-Y 10 TILDEN. NANCY.............74 AFS 12; German Club 12; Honor Society II, 12, GAA II. 12; Evergreen 10, 12 TOWNSEND, MIKE............74 Honor Society 12; Philosophy Club II, 12; Basketball 10; Base- ball 10, II, 12 Intramural 12; Ski Club I I; Lettermen's Club 12; Football 10. II. 12, Wrestling II. 12 VELIE, BARBARA ............ 75 Honor Society 12, Student Coun- cil 10. II. 12; Y-Teens II, 12; Cheerleaders 10, II, 12; Winter Formal Queen VIKINGSON. LYNDA .......... 75 Yearbook Staff 10. II, 12 VOGEL, DON ................ 75 •WAKELY, JOHN...............75 Honor Society 12; Intramural II. 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Ever- green 12; Football 12 WARD. LYNN ................ 75 AFS II, 12; Philosophy Club 12; Girls Pep Club 11; Service Club 12 WARD, STEPHEN ............. 75 Student Council 11; Hi-Y 11: Mah-Quh II, 12; Track 10; Foot- ball 10: Wrestling 10. II; Junior Ambassador TRAUTMANN. JOE ............ 75 German Club 10: Theater Service 12; Intramural II, 12; Wrestlinq 10: Golf 12 TROWBRIDGE. GENE............75 Latin Club 10. II: Student Coun- cil 10, II, 12: Intramural 12. Let- termen's Club II. 12: Football 10, II. 12, Baseball 11,12 WATKINS, SUE .............. 75 AFS 10. II, 12: Y-Teens II; Mah- Quh 10, 11; YFC 10. II WEAR. MIKE ................ 75 Intramural 10; Football 10 WEINAND. JANICE.............75 Theater Service 10; Korean Sister Club 12 UNWIN. VIRGINIA................75 AFS 10. 11 12: French Club 10: FTA 12; Honor Society II, 12: GAA 10. II. 12; Kips II. WELIN. SUE WHITE. 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