Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1969 volume:

1 4 We Appreciate One way to express our appreciation and gratitude to a member of the school faculty or administration is to dedicate a yearbook to him. However, in the past, it has been usual to wait until the honored member has left Lincoln before recognizing his contribu- tions. We are violating this tradition this year to dedicate the '69 BEAR to a man whom we hope will stay at Lincoln for a long time to come. Mr. Raymond Hanson has been in the Bloom- ington school system since 1952. He taught science at Bloomington High School until he became assistant principal in 1957. In 1960 he became the principal. He has violated a few traditions of his own by placing much of his trust in the hands of his students. :i V Table of Contents Dedication ......................................4 Curriculum .....................................14 Fall .......................................... Homecoming ...................................72 Sports .......................................77 Activities ...................................86 Sophomore pictures ...........................97 Winter Winter Formal................................120 Sports ......................................122 Activities ..................................144 Junior pictures..............................161 Spring Prom ........................................184 Sports ......................................186 Activities ..................................198 Senior pictures..............................215 Graduation ..................................246 Ads .........................................248 Student Index ...............................264 Activities, sports, faculty index............270 9 They Put the Pal In Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS: Dr. Harley J. Racer Mr. Earl Fischer Mr. Richard A. Fisher Mr. Luther Ford, Chairman Dr. Robert G. Rainey Mr. James Kempf Mr. Fred M. Atkinson, Superintendent (Left) Mr. Fred M. Atkinson, Superintendent (Right) Mr. P. Arthur Hoblit, Asst. Superintendent CITY SCHOOL COORDINATORS: Mr. Fred Miller Mr. Ed Olson 11 Need Advice? This Is De Place 12 Each of the counselors Miss Buller, Mr. Daffer, Miss Pinten, Mr. Red- mond, and Mr. Schuman have spent countless hours providing valuable guidance for each of his 400 stu- dents. To help understand the stu- dents' needs, tests were adminis- tered and interpreted by the coun- selors. Their advice and sincere in- terest in everything from schedule changes to planning the future helped smooth the way of every student. What's Cooking? It takes a lot of behind the scenes work to keep a school as large as Lincoln running smoothly. Custodians worked late into the night to keep the school shining and in a state of constant repair. The cooks had the difficult task of pro- viding nutritious lunches for over 2,000 people. Although the work of both staffs was often taken for granted, the results of their work was always vital to the school. 13 They Make a Clean Sweep 14 Art Is Creative Expression Mr. Jerome Kyllo Mrs. Betty Brenner Mr. Robert Bach Art stressed the freedom of creative ex- pression in a number of medias. Each of the three art rooms catered to a particular dimension. In one room, three dimensional work — pottery, sculpture, wood carving, jewelry—was created. Another room pro- duced two dimensional work such as paint- ing, drawing, and collages. The third room was devoted to textiles. Here students dyed fabric, designed patterns for cloth, or weaved rugs. Each quarter the students moved to a different room to attempt new creative expression. 15 The Band Is Sparkling Rhythm ABOVE PEP BAND: Row one: J. Jackson, J. Walters, G. Carl- son, E. Beverly, D. Ruehle, C. Nelson, H. Zimmer, R. Boe. Row two.- C. Schultz, J. Farrar, K. Herzog, J. Schaefer, R. Thorson, G. Mack, D. Clarmont, J, Hubbs, M. Drazenovich. Row three: M. Thompson, P. Porter, J. Meseny, D. Duerr, L. Robertson, B. Nolle, D. Enroth, L. Huston, S. Dunne. Row four: S. Carlson, R. Ward, G. Grinds, T. Olson, N. Hiatt, S. Smith, S. Fors, G. Schultz, L. Smith, G. Oberg, R. Spongberg, D. Erdmann. Row five: D. Dawson, A. Helbig, T. Mayfield, M. Siitari, G. Hanson, Mr. Shannon (Director) (not pictured: K. Jeffries, T. Theirs, and P. Lambertz.) BAND MEMBERS are: Row 1: J. Larson, S. Wenzel, J. Sellner, B. Bolkcom, L. Sangrene, K. Bruder, S. Merrifield, M. Emmons, C. Martin, B. Kerr, K. Gilbertson, J. Wyman, C. Hanson, P. Hutchindorf, T. Lennard, M. Sanford, B. Kuyper, D. Siitari, B. Smith. Row 2: D. Sieber, C. Wheat, L. Chase, B. Pollock, D. Johnson, J. Conway, N. Grimes, J. Waddell, J, Weinard, J. Gordon, J. Doneny, M. Wad- dell, P. Beltz, D. Dawson, R. Pribble, S. Kutcher, D. Zimmerman, S. Chapman, D. Thorsen, L. Roster, S. Rainey, C. Wolfram, J. Stephenson, B. Hubbard, T. Bloom, T. Wolfram, J. Brant. Row 3: J. Huss, C. Anderson, C. Pickard, R. Weiser, B. Fife, J. Watschke, B. Sandberg, D. Wasmuth, D. Lund, M. Miller, M. Smith, J. Roth, J. Hanel, C. Meservy, P. Thule, J. Hanson, R. Hepola, M. Goodbien, G. Gudbjartsson, R. Olson, J. Stanley, R. Sandstrom, S. Auguston, R. Cornforth, D. Nelson, D. Alfton, V. Mussetter, K. Reed, G. Youmans, P. Rosholt, B. Gilbertson, J. Nelson, M. George, D. Olson. The Concert Band, directed by Mr. Robert Shannon, provided music for pep fests, athletic activities, the Bruinettes, gradua- tion exercises, and the school plays in ad- dition to the Christmas and Spring Con- certs. Many hours of practice were behind these countless performances. Although the Pep Band appeared less often, its help at games and pep fests was indispensable. Mr. Robert Shannon Choir and Orchestra Provided LH8 With Music Mr. Gordon Barry CHOIR MEMBERS are: K. Anderson, R. Anderson, M. Axfell, S. Bauer, K. Bergh, B. Bauman, S. Billings, S. Bliss, J. Boerboom, M. Boom- gardnen, N. Brandberg, J. Burkhardt, C. Cable, M. Colby, L. Daly, C. Daniels, S. Deschane, S. Doig, L. Dugal, C. Enroth, C. Fish, B. Foley, A. Geilfuss, K. Hake, D. Hallberg, M. Hancer, C. Havel, J. Horton, B. Hub- bard, D. Janikowski, S. Jennings, B. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnston, C. Keller, M. Kinyon, R. Kreye, J. Kriel, K. Krueger, J. Lacy, D. Leonard, J. Mackey, K. Maher, S. Mathwick, B. Meleod, S. Merrifield, B. Moir, S. Mueller, D. Nelson, K. Odegard, L. Oredson, C. Overby, K. Overlid, R. Packard, M. Parks, P. Perkins, P. Price, R. Roedecker, C. Rudie, P. Rudolph, M. Saastad, R. Smith, S. Smith, C. Sorenson, L. Sorenson, C. Swanson, C. Tenite, J. Utecht, I. VanBargen, S. Webb, K. Wenstad, N. Winch, J. Wood, D. Zube, H. Whittenmore. i ■ 111111 11111111 i i ii n i u j ■ i ■ 11 ■ i ORCHESTRA MEMBERS are: Row 1: J. Stinson, C. B|orum, S. Dugan, W. Johnson, C. Martin, J. Larson, K. Bruder, C. Friebe, M. Keefe, S. McCarthy, G. Jenson, J. Eckels. Row 2: N. Miller, D. Rosholt, D. Disser, P. Thorsen, J. Johnson, K. Oppel, L. Soeffker, S. Lees, J. Stanley, R. Sandstrom, R. Olson, C. Wolfram, J. Stephenson, M. Sanford, C. Peter- son, S. Bristor. Row 3: K. Olson, J. Grefe, K. Plunket, J. Pederson, K. Wangerin, R. VanDeSteeg, J. Hoehle, K. Hovelson, K. Helseth, L. Eacock, D. Duryee, Mr. Chlebecek, J. Gurney, D. Anderson, P. Thul, Steve Rial, D. Ehrhardt, M. Mellen. Absent: M. Dennis, D. Kielblock, D. Roach. The orchestra was composed of students who could play a stringed instrument and a few members from the concert band. Their daily rehearsals resulted in a Christ- mas concert, background music for the spring musical, and an All-Conference pre- sentation of the Elijah. Other activities included field trips, clinics, festivals, and contests. Mr. James Chlebecek Home Economics Is Preparation For The Future Mrs. Ann Criswell Mrs. Merry Donley Training in cooking, sewing, baby care, home management, nutrition, and budget- ing was acquired in the home arts classes. Home Arts I, II, and III were progressive courses that gave girls general home eco- nomics knowledge. Senior homemaking condensed three years of home economics into one year. Experiences in Clothing was a class that offered intensive study in the fine arts of tailoring. 21 22 Electricity and Mechanical Drawing Are Applied Physics Mr. Donald Lundman Mr. Bruce Paine Printing Is the Production of Intelligible Design in Writing and Illustration Mr. Larrys Krueger Industrial Arts Is a Forearm to the Future Mr. Thomas Lampi Mr. Charles Hengel Industrial Arts courses provided boys with practi- cal training in all phases of shop. Drawing courses prepared students for college training in engineer- ing fields. Included were mechanical, technical, and architectural drawing. A class in fundamental auto mechanics was offered along with a practical elec- tricity course. More in depth were the electronics courses which progressed from basic electronics to the advanced third year course. Wood shop dealt with woodworking on power tools. Metal courses covered the use and care of metal working plus gas and arc welding. Students taking graphic arts learned printing methods, bookbinding, and silk screen processes. Comprehensive shop rotated students through various phases of shop work. 26 Phy Ed Emphasizes Teamwork and 9por+smanship Mr. Donald Switzer Mr. Charles Coffee Physical education classes were required for all sophomores. They participated in team and individual sports. Good sports- manship and teamwork were always em- phasized. Advanced physical education classes were electives offered to upper- classmen interested in learning further ath- letic skills. No You Can't . . . Mrs. Donna Hipps Mrs. Orpha Gilbertson Mrs. Lorenchia Scott Mrs. Dorothy Montouri . . . Make a Copy of That $ 1 0 Bill 29 30 Mr. Theodore Van Kempen Mr. Kenneth Sangrene Math Is the Universal Language Geometry is the branch of mathematics dealing with relationships of points, lines, and planes. Two dimen- sional figures and their properties are studied in depth. Higher Algebra students encountered paraboles, logarithms, imaginary numbers, rates of change, pro- gression, and confusion. An extension of elementary algebra, higher algebra reviewed many of the theor- ems learned in the first course. 31 Math analysis dealt with solid geometry—the relation- ship of objects in space—and trigonometry, the study of angles and their functions. Polynomial exponential and logarithmic functions were also covered. Mathe- matical structure was stressed throughout the course. The survey of mathematics class was for seniors who did not take advanced math courses but wished for a general math background. The course included basic concepts in algebra, geometry, and applications of arithmetic. Shop mathematics was geared for students who planned to go on in industrial arts courses. The math consisted of problems involving scale reading, fractions, decimals, and other problems of practical application to indus- trial arts. 33 Mr. Leroy Martinson Mr. William Qchs 34 Buenos Jour Mein (e) Magis+er (ra) A total of five years of French was offered to students. Simple dialogue was learned in the first two years with the emphasis shifted to reading and composition in the last three years. Language tapes, lectures, and movies were useful study aids. Students taking Latin found themselves learning the history of the great Roman civilization besides learning basic grammar, pronunciation, and sentence structure. Ro- man mythology was read and discussed. 35 1 Students desiring to learn Spanish could progress four years. The greatest emphasis was on conversational Spanish, although Spanish literature and composition was im- portant. Students learned the history and customs of Spain and Latin American coun- tries. A field trip to the Art Institute gave students a taste of Spanish art. German students became familiar with the geography, history, and people of Ger- many as well as with increasingly complex dialogue, literature, and grammar. Films and skits were used to liven up the stu- dents' interest in the language. Russian was a new language added to the curriculum this year. Students taking Rus- sian had to learn not only different gram- mar and pronunciation but also the cyrillic alphabet which contained more characters than the English alphabet. Students learned a little of the background and thoughts of 36 the Russian people. English Is Our Language Mrs. Grace Holland Mrs. Dorothea Larson 39 Humanities was an enriched English 12 class designed to give students the oppor- tunity to explore some of the greatest dra- ma, literature, art, and music ever created. In addition to the regular class room activi- ties, Humanities students studied Greek ar- chitecture in the Metropolitan area, visited cathedrals, saw the Guthrie presentation of the Orestia, and turned in a creative project based on intensive research and individual experimentation. Sophomores received a sampling of litera- ture from all over the world. Julius Caesar, To Kill a Mockingbird, Huckleberry Finn, and Idylls of the King were just a few of the books interpreted and discussed. A grammar unit helped students to write clear, concise themes. Juniors explored the background and com- position of American literature. They delved into classic short stories, books, and plays. The students' knowledge of grammar and writing technique was put to use in the writ- ing of a well-documented research paper and a short story. Seniors studied the development of Western thought from the Hebrews to the present day. Individual projects and speeches, light shows, films, and library research gave va- riety to the classroom activities. Mrs. Dorothy Arko Mrs. Jo Anne Cope Mrs. Mary Uloth The Journalism Class studied and discussed mass me- dia with particular emphasis on the newspaper. Stu- dents learned how to write feature stories, straight news stories, and editorials. They also learned some of the technical work involved in producing a news- paper. Students from this class were selected for edi- torial positions on the Mah-Quh in their senior year. Publications was a continuation of Journalism. Students in this class were editors on various school produc- tions and devoted class time to work on their publica- tions. Each student was required to turn in a project at the end of the year on some phase of journalism. Mrs. Lorraine Brynildson Mrs. Carol Sheffer 43 Word power was the main objective of Mr. Ehli's reading efficiency class. Students prac- ticed with controlled readers, books, and films to improve comprehension, vocabu- lary, and speed. Mrs. Palm and Mrs. Melum offered special instruction services to assist students who needed individual help. While running film projectors, tapes, and record players for all classes of LHS, visual aid assistants also learned how to repair and maintain their equipment. Mr. Edward Ehli Mrs. Evelyn Melum Mr. Lloyd Peterson Mrs. Margaret Palm Debate and 9peech Build Verbal Confidence Standing: Karen Hutchendorf, Sharon Kuenzel, lu- anne Evenson, Bob Ihrig, Barb Hanson, Gary West- fall, Dave Holman, Matt Sikich. Seated: Pat Taylor, Ann Mayfield, Janice Larson. 45 46 Speech classes offered students training in the basic skills of storytelling, serious interpretation, discussion, and lecturing. The course emphasized the importance of speaking clearly, effectively, and pleasantly. Resolved that the U. S. should establish a system of compulsory service for all citizens. This year's debators found themselves asked to solve one of our nation's biggest problems: the draft. The four varsity debators—Janice Larson, Bob Ihrig, Dave Holman, and Gary Westfahl—managed to come through the season with seven trophies: five first, one second, and one third place. Debate trips, the debate choir rehearsals, debate briefings, and debate puns livened up the class where debate students received advance training in oral argument and persuasion. Social Studies Is Discovery of the Past, Present, and Future Happenings. Mr. Thomas Howden Mr. Joseph Hutton Mr. William Rumpel Mr. Marshall Carlson mmr rrn rrm,, American history classes studied the major social, economic, political, religious, and military factors of America's history from Washington's administration through World War II. World history was a survey of man's triumphs and mistakes from ancient civilizations to the present. Dif- ferent cultures and different peoples were studied. Current events were mixed in with the studies to show how the past and present are related. Conservation was intended for students interested in learning about natural resources. The class studied two types of natural resources, the renewable and the non- renewable. Methods of preserving the resources were discussed. Modern problems attempted to increase stu- dents' understanding of national problems re- lating to economics, government, and sociol- ogy. U.S. policies in these areas were contrasted with the policies of other countries. Another area—sex education—was included in the cur- riculum. Mr. Robert Boeser Mr. Gene Wise Mr. Richard Coombs The international relations course was designed to give students a greater understanding of other peo- ples and their cultures plus a greater awareness of existing international struggles. An emphasis was placed on American involvement in world affairs. Different forms of government were evaluated during the year. The 19th and 20th century historical movements class explained some of the most influential philosophies and economic policies of Europe in the last two cen- turies. The course was not a recitation of historical events but an interpretive look into the motivating forces behind those events. 53 Mr. Thomas Randall Mr. James Dimond 55 The study of human behavior—psychology- delved into drives and motivations, emo- tions, perception, learning, and physio- logical principles. Students regularly partici- pated in experiments and surveys which aided them in understanding basic concepts. Physical science was a course designed for students who desired more background in the basic principles of physics and chemis- try. In space science, students learned some of the science involved in the conquest of space. Much individual lab work was per- formed. 56 Mr. Gary Greening Mr. Robert Pintozzi Curiosity, patience, and a willingness to work were prerequisites for physics, the study of man's knowledge of the natural world. The examination of the basic proper- ties of light, motion, electricity, and sound was pursued through lectures, experiments, and mathematical computations. Students taking physiology studied the structure and functions of the systems of the human body. A considerable amount of time was spent performing laboratory experiments dealing with muscle functions, cells, blood type, Rh factors, hemoglobin content, and general anatomy. 57 Biology—the study of living things—dealt with the composition, function, and rela- tionship of different organisms. Students spent much time making microscopic studies of representative species of plants and ani- mals. The environments of living things were observed in several field trips. Chemistry is the science that deals with the composition of the universe. Students be- came adept in the laboratory performing and interpreting experiments that illustrat- ed basic scientific theories. Cooperative Training Programs Offered Experience A special program at Lincoln was cooperative occupational training in which selected qualified seniors participated. The program combined class- room instruction with part time employment in jobs requiring the special training learned in the classroom. The training included merchandising and management techniques, business procedures, buying, selling, and storage. An alternate program, the non-coop, allowed students to remain in school while learning practical business skills and manage- ment. Business Education Is the Key to Success Business education courses supplied students with basic business skills. Classes in typewriting produced a minimum speed of 35 words per minute. Basic business presented the commonplace functions of busi- nesses everywhere. Bookkeeping and accounting were designed to familiarize students with business records and accounting skills. Stu- dents taking shorthand obtained a minimum speed of 120 words per minute after their second year. Office procedures was a class de- signed to put the knowledge gain- ed in previous classes to practical use. Miss Laura Barthelme Mrs. Jerilyn Weber Mr. Eugene Weyandt Modules Have Variety The modular system offered many varied modules, including anthropology, current events, probability and statistics, pre- flight aviation, and American history reading. Unusual subject modules allowed students to delve into a subject which would be skimmed over or missed in 64 the regular courses. In Art Modules, a student could concentrate on one media or experiment lavishly in all medias. Jewelry was designed and created. Leather and wood crafts were fashioned. An art module accounted for the artists' showcase arrangements. Mastery Of Art . . . There were a variety of modules to choose from in industrial arts. Students could learn the proper care of an automobile, repair electrical equipment, probe into the science of electricity, or learn the art of the lab technician. The modules were open to girls as well as boys. 68 The home economics modules were de- signed for talents ranging from an effi- cient homemaker to a beginning sewer. Girls tried their creative efforts at de- signing costumes and making inexpen- sive crafts out of household materials. Efficient home management was learned. An experimental module was a boy's class. . . . And Play The Physical Education modules made students become more coordinated and physically fit in all types of sports. Modern dance, gymnastics, arch- ery, tennis, and badminton were only a few of the individual sports offered. Team sports in- cluded volleyball, softball, football, and soccer. Students learned good sportsmanship in both in- dividual and team sports. 69 Fall Barb Fremder Kim Couch Debbie Smith Jim Lewis Sandy Carter Barry Kessler Kathy Richter Gary Engelson Homecoming 1968 As in years past. Homecoming festivities provided Lincoln with exploding excitement. The cheerleaders prepared cheers to encourage the Lincoln team to Nail the Robin's Tail as the election for a new king and queen took place. Each class worked hard to complete their floats in time for the Homecom- ing parade. At the end of a busy week. Homecoming activities came to a reluctant close with the semi-formal dance which centered around the theme Mystic East. THE '68-'69 HOMECOMING COURT: Queen Marsha Bengtson and King Steve Duerr; Sandy Carter, Barb Fremder, Kathy Richter, and Debbie Smith, princesses; Kim Couch, Gary Engelson, Barry Kessler, and Jim Lewis, princes; Gwen Pederson and Dave Free, junior attendants,- Leslee Zimmerman and Greg Youmans, sophomore attendants; Kris Dickinson, the Spirit of Homecom- ing,- Sharon Merrifield and Jerry Yushfa, senior ambassadors; Ann Norstad and Mark Liptrap, junior ambassadors; and Penny Paul and Tony Fischer, sophomore ambassadors. A 'Rocky' Season The 1968-69 football season was discouraging because of the many games that should have been won, but weren't. The team was always spirited, but mistakes in the forms of fumbles and intercepted passes often hurt. The team also had its good points. Fine play from Tad Bothwell, elected most valuable player, and all confer- ence tackle Monte Johnson bol- stered the BEAR defense. 80 Scores MOUND WE 31 THEY 0 RICHFIELD 7 33 WAYZATA 33 0 CRETIN 18 19 ROBBINSDALE 0 12 MINNETONKA 0 35 EDINA 0 12 HOPKINS 13 27 KENNEDY 0 28 VARSITY FOOTBALL Top row: Gary Fischer, Greg Cernjar, Jim Lewis, Paul Price, Gene Snesrud, Mike Urbach, Monte Johnson, Tad Bothwell, Dennis Tone, Greg Karbo, Dave Swanson, Paul Rosholt, Bill Adams. Row 2: Mitch Axtell, Mark Myhre, Dale Lindberg, Dave McGaha, Joe Elder, Rick Braun, Greg Taragos, Dave Ross, Mark Lamareaux, Brad Johnson, Bob Lees. Row I: Bob Everett, mgr., Jerry Dexter, Jack McMullen, Ray Dahlof, Bob Lorsbach, Ron Trimble, John Grobel, Ralph Keller, Jeffrey Larson, Rick Thomp- son, Bill Mahlum, Jerry Johnson. ABOVE SOPHOMORE: hi row. J. Burchardr, M. Randall, G. Manthey, B. Grebner, C. Urbach, J. Mortenson, D. Richie, R. Voltz, L. Daly, L Wakely, T. Dale. 2nd row: M. Sheriff, F. Ehlers, M. Thompson, B. Ansell, G. Schultz, A. Fischer, Johnson, B. Walker, P. Fuhr, G. Nilson, T. Zimmer. 3rd row: Coach Bach, J. Wienke, M. Brown, D. Barr, G Johnson, G. Bittick, C. Oys, G. Youmens, C. Wiedes, M. Brown, D. Brush, D. Iverson, Coach Lynch. 4th row: M. Linberg, R. Stearns, M. Pavlich, D. Radtke, B. Moen, T. Ruud, D. Finley, D. Nielson, B. Fowler, D. Ricketts, M. Liesons. BELOW JUNIOR VARSITY: 1st row: D. Carlson, G. Hipp, S. Dunne, E. Beade, B. Sherbard, J. Hanel, G. Lee, B. Boe, J. Probsf, M. Robideau. 2nd row: D. Cogswell, L. Leebans, J. Roth, S. Bradley, M. Frank, K. Rodysill, D. Newport, B. Ramsey, A. Nelson, K. O'Brien, B. Lang mgr. 3rd row-. D. Fahlin mgr., J. Stanley, J. Miller, M. Norris, D. Wauracz, T. Thiers, J. Siefert, S. Sensf, J. Williams, D. Birdsong, J. Tupper, Coaches Coombs and Mingo. 81 82 ABOVE: 1st row: Mike Forrey, Matt Sikich, Barry Kesler-captain, Willie Hanson-captain, Steve Boe, Tom Koplitz. 2nd row: Niel Hiatt, John Velie, Mike Hogan, Al Swanson, Pat Chapman, Craig Nelson, Scott Moline, Terry Lee. 3rd row-. Coach Switzer, Bobby Erickson, George Stickney, Warren Anderson, Steve Pope, Dennis Gerou mgr., Mark Rudolph, Steve Duerr, Jerry Yushta, Dan Brokke, Coach Lampi. Sock It To Me This year marked the first year of interscholastic soccer competition for Lincoln. Enthusiasm for the new sport was excellent with sixty boys attending the first week of practice. Hard work and determination to improve unfamiliar skills became the goal for the first season. The lone victory of the season against Minnehaha Academy featured the fine individual talents of Willie Han- son and Matt Sikich. Two players. Matt Sikich and Dan Brokke, were elected to the all conference squad. The loss of eight graduating seniors will make next year's team another young squad. However, with a year of experience, soccer will continue to keep the interest of the Lincoln students for years to come. 83 The cross-country team had another hard fought season and came up with an even 5-5 won-loss record. Coach Bill Ochs pushed the team hard and made the sweat roll. The team started practice about two weeks before school. The practice paid off especially for Mark Liptrap, captain Ken Hayes, Rick Kesler, David Miller, and Rick Thomas who were the top Bear runners. ABOVE: 1st row.- T. Zwedersky. D. Marshall, J. Uhrinak, G. Stuckv, P. Eichorn, R. Lokken, M. Briol, R. Thomas, B. Binns. 2nd row: B. Wasserman, D. McDysan, M. Lewis, D. Holman, D. Knake, M. Liptrap, R. Kesler, B. Thompson. 3rd row.- R. Marchessaulf, P. Ruhme. D. Mil- ler, C. Ochs, J. Mohr, J. Sevelin, K. Hayes-captain, C. Overvold, M. Hepola. 85 They Cheered Through Ups And Downs Cheerleading was . . . coordination . . . arm movements . . . eye contact . . . en- thusiasm . . . jumps .. . flips . . . voice . . . appearance . . . practices twice a week . . . sometimes more . . . windblown hair . . . hoarse voices . . . exhaustion . . . VICTORIES . . . defeats . . . the feeling that you're part of the team .. . action-packed games . . . enthusiastic crowds . . . Battle Cry . . . B-R-U-l-N-S ... all for Lincoln stand up and holler . . . Thanks, Mrs. Brown. '68-'69 CHEERLEADERS (opposite page): Vicki Dourte, Lolly Schiffman, Darcy Dahl, Sue Harris, Karla Kranz, Gretchen Howe, Kathy Skoglund (captain), Marsha Johnson, Cheryl Peterson, Gretchen Brown, Bobby Engwall, Pam Thorson, Gwen Manlove, and Connie Overby. 88 We March . . . Flag twirlers are the unsung heroines of Lincoln. Intensive prac- tices during the summer's swelter- ing heat produced their precise maneuvers on the field. Poise, rhythm, and coordination were apparent in their performances. We Cheer . . . Hockey cheerleaders should be commended for their unique ability to cheer on skates. They were chosen not only for their coordina- tion, enthusiasm, and voice, but also for their agility on the ice. It was hard, tiring work but the girls were always exuberant. B-squad cheerleaders gained valu- able experience in cheerleading techniques. They showed high spirits in facing their peers and upper classmen. Their cheering was greatly appreciated by the sophomore teams. 1968 FLAG TWIRLERS (top picture): Barb Swanson, Debbie Reynolds, Sandy Krautkremer, Julie Wickstrom, Leslie Ward, Cindy Delmonico, Sheryl Thoresen, Linda Armstrong, Bobbi Swanson, Kathy Childers. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS (middle picture): Vicky Brevik, Terry Ander- son, Cindy Keller, Sharon Kuenzel, Soni Smith, Diane Sieber, Laura Oatman. Not pictured: Jenny Rahn. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS (bottom picture): Marsha Kesler, Cindy Thom, Debbie LaPointe, Gail Vanderscheurn, Jeanne Jackson, Jeanie James. Not pictured: Ann Adams. . . . We Laugh! Chosen for their pep and personal- ities, the bear mas- g9 cots do their best to keep spectators smiling. The suit is hot and bulky, the pep is often an ef- fort, but the work of the bear mascot is always rewarded with a youngster's happy laugh, an adult's amused chuckle, or a team- mate's tired grin. The '68-'69 Bear mascots were (top to bottom',. Debbie Wilson, Nancy Miller, Kathy Berg, and Charliss Enroth. 90 Our Girls Can Dance! A special module plus many hours of after school rehearsals provided the Bruinettes with the competence needed for nearly faultless perform- ances during half times and at pep- fests. Choreography was in the hands of Mrs. Cope, the Bruinette advisor; Gwen Pederson, a semi- professional dancer; and each Bruin- ette. Updated school and dance uni- forms gave an added sparkle to the girls' performances. THE '68-'69 BRUINETTES: Peggy Murphy, Randi Miller, Gretchen Durkot, Laurel Nelson (capt.), Barb Voidness, Mary Kampmeyer, Ann Fridland, Kathy Richter, Dana Bouchard, Betse Wager, Marcy Preinor, Cathy Testin (co-capt.), Marilee Waddell, Debbie Smith, Lynnette Everret, Cheryl Olson, Linda Martin, Marcia Banks (not pictured), and Mrs. Joanne Cope, advisor. 92 Rhoda Was A Bad Girl The Bad Seed, a murder mystery, was performed around the appropriate date of Halloween. The cast consisted mostly of talented sophomores in their first play. The lead player, Kathy Gal- lagher, was an eighth grader at Olson. A tremendous set plus coaching by the energetic Mrs. Cope helped bolster the morale of the inexperienced cast and gave them the courage needed for their performances. Over 200 Lincoln girls, dressed in their best hillbilly garb, grabbed a guy and dragged him to Dogpatch for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Many ingenious attractions added to everyone's enjoyment. There was punch served in a bathtub, a thrill- ing lover's leap, a genuine wishing well, and an entertaining dance per- formed by the Slobbovian Bruinettes. Last but not least was a horde of Marryin' Sams to officially hitch a girl and her guy for another year. 96 . . . To Share A Dream The purpose of National Honor Society is to give recognition to the students who demonstrate a high degree of character, scholarship, service, and leadership. It is necessary for the mem- bers to maintain a 90% grade average. One of the services provided by NHS is tutoring. Most of the 96 members aided one student toward a clearer un- derstanding of a particular subject. NHS OFFICERS (lower picture): Kathy Johnson and Barb Hanson, secretaries, Mike Stock, president (also president of Minnesota National Honor Society Association); Gretchen Brown, social co-chairman; Pat Taylor, vice president; Mark Stanford, publicity chairman; Randi Miller, social co-chairman; and Patsy Haggberg, treasurer. NHS members for the class of '69: J. Anderson, S. Anderson, L. Armstrong, M. Banks, M. Beck, M. Bengtson, J. Blake, C. Bolkcom, W. Broughton, G. Brown, W. Carlson, S. Chapman, K. Christensen, C. Cowan, C. Daniel, K. Dickinson, V. Dourte, S. Dugan, M. Eichten, M. Emmons, A. Engel, I. Evenson, L. Everett, G. Fischer, P. Fraser, M. George, M. Gorman, P. Haggberg, G. Halvorsen, B. Hanson, M. Hickey, S. Hitter, D. Holman, B. Hubbard, K. Huchendorf, B. Humphries, K. Hyman, R. Ihrig, K. Johnson, K. L. Johnson, S. Kaiser, M. Kampmeyer, N. Kimball, M. Kinyon, D. Knoepke, K. Knutson, J. Kriel, A. Lacke, M. Lamoreaux, J. Larson. T. Leonard, L. Martin, A. Mayfield, S. Merrifield, S. McDonough, M. McLeod, D. Miller, R. Miller, G. Mohr, J. Morawski, C. Murphy, C. Myrmel, L. Nelson, P. Nice, J. Olson, S. Olson, M. O'Neil, L. Oredson, C. Overvold, D. Peterson, B Plath, M. Radtke, K. Richter, D. Rosholt, L. Schiff- man, C. Schultz, M. Schwartz, J. Secord, J. Sellner, M. Sickich, K. Skogland, J. Smith, M. Stanford, D. Stark, J. Steph- enson, J. Stinson, M. Stock, D. Swanson, P. Taylor, C. Testin, E. Theis, J. Thompson, D. Thoreson, M. Tilden, K. Trim- ble, R. Wander, S. Wasserman, K. Wenstad, G. Westfahl, J. Wickstrom, and C. Worwa. Mrs. Lorraine Brynildson, Mr. Mac Redmond, and Mrs. Marilyn Wilhelm were the advisors. Candy Boenigk Vice-President Julie Netherton Joy Halme President Secretary Mary Dickinson Treasurer Sophomore Class Officers Aamot, Gregory Adams, Ann Adams, George Adams, Nancy Adelmann, Michael Ahmann, Wayne Ahrens, Lydia Albert, Denise Aleckson, Susan Alexander, Scott Allan, Dawn Allen, , Linda Ames, David Ancel, Beverly Anderson, Alida Anderson, Brian Anderson, Craig Anderson, David Anderson, Gail Anderson, Mark D. Anderson, Mark S. Anderson, Michael Anderson, Reed Anderson, Steve 98 Anderson, Susan Andreson, Neil Angelos, Steven Ansell, Barry Appelquist, Joan Applequist, Linda Armstrong, Scott Auguston, Scott Avant, Debra Bacon, Julie Bagley, Barbara Baken, Susan Bakke, David Bakker, Gary Ballinger, Debra Banks, Debra Bard, Stephen Barnhart, Marc Barr, Dennis Barry, Michael Barta, Jerry Bartels, Amy Baruth, John Beck, Susan Becker, Beeler, Benson, Berry, Beverley, Joan Alan Jeff Judy Ellen Beckham, Beeler, Berg, Besser, Billings, Donald Jillayne Deborah Henry Sharon Billy, Bjorklund, David Kiffie Bittick, Bjornton, Gregory Terry Bjorum, Thomas Bishop, Anne Blandford, Eugene Blandford, Harriet Bligard, Mark Bliss, Steven Bloom, Thomas Bly, Denise Boe, Bolen, Boyum, Robert John Stacia Boenigk, Boomgaarden, Brambilla, Candy Lester John Boerboom, Borsch, Braftain, Virginia Nancy Peggy Bogen, Bouchard, Braun, Tim Debra Robert Brazeau, Thomas Brew, Dianne Brinkhaus, Theresa Briol, Mark Brister, Susan Broker, Lynnette Brown, Bridget Brown, Jodie Brown, Bue, Carlson, Carlson, Mark Debra Curtis Gail Brumond, Burkhardt, Carlson, Carlson, Lea Jeffrey David , Patricia Brungard, Buss, Carlson, Carlson, Nancy Ronnie Dean Robert Brush, Campbell, Carlson, Carlson, Dennis Douglas Don Spencer' Carpenter, Kim Carrington, Dawn Carston, John Case, Jeffrey Casey, Patricia Chapman, Dan Chatfield, Christian, Thomas Michael Chiappetti, Christianson, Michael Carol Chiswell, Christy, Carrie Gail Clark, Jeffrey Clegg, Alfred Clermont, Debra Cobb, Nancy Cole, Karen Conway, Julie Cooley, Michael Cooner, David Cordes, Bonita Cordiner, Debbie Cowan, Nancy Cox, Stephen Dahlen, Richard Dahlen, Ronald Dahlien, Meredith Dahm, James Dale, Rexford Daly, Lyle Daly, Lynda Daly, Sheila Darnell, Kathryn Davis, Ann Dawson, David Dea, William Deanovic, Debra Decker, Susan Deiss, Deborah Delie, Steven Demmerly, Douglas Dennen,Jack 101 Deschane, Sandra Dickinson, Mary Dickinson, Dierschell, Phillip Kenneth Dickson, Dixon, Robert Donna Doheny, Jeffrey Donnelly, Penni Doop, Susan Downey, Kevin Dozier, Patricia Dragert, Monica Droege, Dixie Dueland, Melinda Duerr, Daniel Duryee, Diane Dye, Rhonda Eacock, Linda Ebli, Linda Eckmann, Steven Edberg, Cheryl Eddy,Susan Edwardson, Bradley Ehlers, Bruce Eichten, Kathleen Eklund, George Ellefson, Jeffrey Ellison, Michael Elmore, Robert Elzea, Joy Emanuelson, Margaret Emberson, Dwight Engdahl, Brad Engle, Cornelia Englund, William Engstrand, Brad Enroth, Richard Erdmann, David Ericksen, Martin Erickson, Dave Erickson, Kirk Erickson, Mark Erickson, Paul Ernewein, David Evans, Lynn Everett, Ann Fager, Steven Farmer, Susan Farnell, Nancy Farrer, Roberta Finley, Daniel Finnicum, Kevin Fischer, Anthony Fish, William Folz, Keith Forder, Cheryl Fore, Karen Fors, Shirley Forstad, Denice Fosseen, Jacquelyn Fourniea, Yvonne Fowler, Thomas Fredrickson, John Fridland, Marion Friebe, Kathleen Frisvold, Marilyn Fuhr, Peter Gallogly, Kathleen Garber, Julie Gartley, James Garton, John Gauger, Bill Gelling, Matthew George, Anthony George, Scott Giddings, Gilbertsen, Donna James Gilbert, Gilbertson, Gregory Christine Gilbettson, Martha Gillespie, Richard Gilmore, Claudia Ginsky, Steve Goetzke, Michael Goodoien, Michael Gordenier, Terrence Gordon, Daniel Gorton, Jeffrey Graham, Debra Grahn, Sheila Grandpre, Thomas Grant, Laurie Greenland, Barb Greenland, Terri Grimes, Michael Grimes, Nancy Grinols, Gregory Groebner, Kevin Gunderson, Keith Gunderson, Vicki Gurney, Jeffrey Gustafson, Connie Gustafson, Greg Haeg, Gregory Haines, Jay Halme, Joy Hamren, Chris Hansen, Mark Hanson, Anne Hanson, Cynthia Hanson, Gary Hanson, Gregory Hanson, Jean Hanson, Haraldson, Hartman, Jill Martin Dale Hanson, Harrison, Harvey, Neva Chris Stephen Hanson, Hart, Haugen, Thomas Patrick Brian Haynes, Helbig, Henderson, Carol Anne-Marie William Hazelton, Helseth, Henning, Diane Kathie Diane Heitzman, Helzes, Hepola, Steven Marticia Ralph Herbst, Stephen Herzog, Karol Hess, Peggy Hewson, Theresa Heyda, Judith Hiatt, Neal Hicks, Cynthia Hodgkins, Janice Hoehle, Janet Hofius, Holm, Judith Joni Hogan, Holtze, Michael Debra Holly, Houck, Mike Joanne Hovelson, Catherine Hufford, Wendy Humphries, John Huss, Janet Irion, Kathleen Isaacson, Melinda Iverson, Dennis Jackowiak, Susan James, Joanie Jankord, Ann Jaskowiak, Lynn Jeffries, Kathryn Jensen, Bruce Jensen, James Johnson, Diane Johnson, Gary L. Johnson, Gary W. Johnson, Jim Johnson, Jo Ellen Johnson, LaVonne Johnson, Marylee Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Scott Johnson, Wendy Johnston, William Jones, Mike Jorgenson, Luanne Junge, Kathy Junge, Mary Jutras, Marilyn Kahlow, Richard Kainulainen, Jayne Kampmeyer, Joseph Kane, Martin Keeley, Wes Keith, Everett Kelly, Michael Kelsey, Kathleen Kerr, Patricia Kesler, Marcia Kielblock, Diane Kimball, Debra Kinyon, Terry Kirscht, Gary Kline, Richard Kloster, Jill Knake, Daniel Knapp, Knowlfon, Krueger, Elizabeth Phillip Danette Knapp, Krake, Krueger, Gregory Anne Mark Knoke, Krapu, Krueger, Debra Jeffrey Ronald Knoll, Krause, Krumrei, James Janet James Knott, Kromminga, Kudrle, Gregory Brad Geri Kulak, Greg Kurata, Janice Kuyper, Brad Kyllonen, Daniel LaClair, Daniel LacQuay, Denise Laden, Tyler LaHaise, Roxane Lambertz, Mary Ann Lamoreaux, Renee Landis, Bonnie Landry, Dianne Landwehr, Mark LaPointe, Deborah Larson, Mary Larson, Nancy Larson, Robin LeClaire, Roger Lee, Gary Leeman, Loralee Leonard, Daniel Leonard, Janet Leonard, Mark Leviton, Ronald Lewis, Lindberg, Loeffler, Mark Mark Lawrence Lien, Lindert, Loeppky, Mike Gary Gary Liesen, Lindstrom, Lokken, Mark Jacqueline Robin Lilly, Lloyd, Lorenson, Randy John Mark 107 Manthey, Gerald Maple, Roxanne Mark, James Marr, Connie Marshall, David Martin, Dorothy Mathews, Stuart Mathwich, Terry Mattson, Kari Loscheider, McCune, McGregor, Barbara John John Lossing, McDonough, McGuiggan, Shirley Kenneth Alice Ludvigsen, McDysan, McHale, Kirk David Robert McCarthy, McFarlan, Mackey, William Steve John McCay, McFarland, Madison, Vince Bruce Alan McComb, McGrane, Maher, Bruce Barbara Kathleen Mahler, Susan Major, David Malecka, Steven Malinowski, Thomas Malmstedt, Candace Mansfield, Kevin May, Kevin Mayfield, Thomas Mellen, Monica Mellenbruch, Martha Meriwether, Peggy Merservy, James Meyer, Thomas Meyer, William Miller, Beth Miller, Gary Miller, Miller, Moen, Morse, Mortenson, Mosman, Mullin, Gregg Susan Barrett Dave John Mark Patrick Miller, Millonig, Mootz, Morse, Moses, Mueller, Mullin, Mark Michael Terry Helen Kari Jay Timothy Murphy, Elizabeth Murphy, Richard Nelson, Ann Nelson, Carol Nelson, Cary Nelsen, Craig Nelson, Dale Nelson, David Nelson, Debra Nelson, Jeffrey Nelson, Jerome Nelson, Kurt Nelson, Leslie Nelson, Linda Nelson, Mary Ness, Beverly Netherton, Julie Newell, Karen Nielsen, Dennis Nilsson, Candace Nilson, Gregory Nolte, Brad Norman, Greg Oberg, Barbara Oberg, Greg Obrien, Jim Oconnor, Steven Odden, Le Laine no ODonnell, Olson, O'Rourke, Helen Michelle Sharon Ogden, Olson, Overlid, Bryan Thomas Kim Oliver, Oost, Overvold, Ann Theresa Carolyn Olsby, Opheim, Oys, Virginia Paul Charles Olson, Opheim, Packer, David Susan Richard Olson, Oppel, Pahl, Elizabeth Kathryn Robert Painter, Lu Anne Palm, David Parker, Shelley Paul, Penney Paulson, Randall Pauly, Earl Pavlik, Malcolm Pederson, Joann Peecher, Cindy Perkins, , Gregory Perlich, Steven Perrine, Peni Petersen, Roxanne Petersen, Wendy Peterson, Barbara Peterson, Caroline Peterson, Caryl Peterson, Deborah Peterson, Richard Peterson, Sandra Philipp, Michael Phillips, Sue Pickard, Charles Pinkerton, Dawn Plafh, Polfus, Price, James David Keni Platt, Porter, Pyle, Timothy Marguerite Everett Plunkett Powers, Quint, Katherine Michael Kristy Pochardf, Pribble, Radebach, Diane Ralph Laurie Radtke, Reese, Rice, David Duane Pamela Randall Reichel, Richard, Michael Mark Daniel Raun, Reierson, Ricketts, Kevin Patricia Don Reed, Retherford, Rimnac, Kevin Susan Karen Ritchie, Donald Rivard, Jacqueline Roach, Margaret Roberson, Willa Roberts, Jane Robinson, Patricia Rosenblad, Judith Ross, Marlene Roster, Michael Rudie, Charles Rudolph, Mark Ruehle, Dawn Ruhme, Marie Runnels, Craig Ruud, Thomas Ryan, Daniel 112 Rysfad, Rick St. Martin, Anne Saastad, Mark Sackett, Sue Sagendorf, Bradley Salmcla, Terry Sandberg, Elizabeth Sausen, David Scalon, Debbie Schablitsky, Wayne Schaefer, Jacqueline Schauer, Judith Schenck, Sandra Scherbarth, Patricia Schimunek, Warren Schol, Chris Shrader, Guy Schroeder, John Schroedcr, Linda Schuck, Forrest Schuler, William Schultz, Carol Schultz, Cathryn Schultz, Greg Schultz, Thomas Schuman, Jill Schutfe, Joanna Senst, Bruce Sharratt, Thomas Shelton, Connie Shelton, Richard Sheriff, Mike Sherman, Jerry Shillock, Sandi Sieh, Ronald Siitari, Mike Sikich, Kathryn Silberg, Kathleen Simmons, Peggy Simonson, Ronald Sinnott, Sissenwine, Oiane Skjelstad, Wayne Skogland, Todd Skogmo, Georgina Slimmer, Smith, Barbara Smith, David Smith, Greg Smith, Jennifer Smith, Smith, Lawrence Smith, Pamela Smith, Penny Sorensen, Gary Sorenson, Sorenson, Steven Sperry, Dana Spongberg, Robert Stark, Karen Stark, Stauffer, Stearns, Steinkopf, Stephenson, Stillman, Struchen, Surrisi, Swartz, Janet Richard Michael Jill Martha John Deborah Diane Stauffer, Stein, Stephens, Stickney, Stomberg, Struthers, Swanson, Sweat, Jean Barbara Scott George Pamela Greg Carmen David Swiderski, Taylor, Thomas, Thompson, Bruce Robin Richard Michael Talberg, Tetrick, Thompson, Thompson, Patricia June Brad Noelle Tapsak, Thielen, Thompson, Thorburn, John Jean Cheryl Leann Taylor, Thom, Thompson, Thorson, Catherine Cynthia Maureen Ronald Thongard, Tischer, Tone, Topping, Tuttle, Cheryl Margaret Diana Ann Wendy Tingley, Todd, Topness, Traetow, Uhr, Dian Mary Kathleen Vernon Howard Uhrinak, James Urbach, Charles Vanderlinden, John Vanderscheuren, Gail Van Desteeg, Roxann VanDyne, Dianne VanHandel, Julie Vatne, Sfeven Velie, John Vickerman, Cynthia Vincent, Mike Voltz, Ronald Vonbargen, Gerald Vonrader, Michael Voza, Frederick Wakely, Lynn Wakely, Thomas Walsh, Richard Walters, Julie Wangerin, Catherine 115 Warble, Blaine Wardwell, Alan Wasmuth, David Wasserman, Weckworth, Weinand, Brian Delores Jean Wear, Wedin, Weise, Constace Robert Rodney Webb, Weides, Welin, Carol Christopher Pamela Wersal, White, Wiech, Jerry Jeffrey Lee Westrom, Wickman, Wiencke, Eric Diane John Wettstein, Wickstron, Willenbring, Nancy Martha Patricia 116 Williams, Zoe Williamson, Keith Wilson, Timothy Wineberg, David Wineberg, Dennis Witt, Steve Wolfe, Barbara Wolfram, Timothy Wyman, Debra Wyman, Janice Yambor, Ellen Youmans, Gregory Young, William Youngdahl, Christine Youngquist, Joanne Zack, Susan Zierwick, Denise Zimmer, Harold Zimmerman, Leslee Zylstra, Wilma Childs, Bruce AAcCumber, Julie Ofstad, Randy Pahl, Mark Sande, Sharon SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED 117 Ahlstedt, Greg Fife, Robert Platte, Robert Anderson, Sleven R. Fischer, Mark Ploen, Michele Bartholomew, Elizabeth Fredericks, Kathryn Sandell, William Beasy, Peter Fritz, Michael Schroeder, Harold Becksted, Patricia Glade, Dennis Smith, Gail Borseth, Gayle Griffith, Brian Spires, Richard Brosam, Lori Jackson, Jeanne Stone, Catherine Brown, Thomas Kurowski, Clifford Streed, Bradford Buchanan, Jim Lofgren, Don Sweeney, Charles Cameron, Randy McCarthy, Michael Thies, Patricia Carston, James Mack, Gary Tschetter, Rick Chevalier, David Marinenko, Dale Vainikka, Larslevi Clarin, Ricky Meagher, Sally Vendel, Michael Crist, Laurie Nelson, Daniel Vollmer, Robert Crumrine, Raymond Nelson, Nicky Walker, Kenneth Davis, Bradley Elrod, David Pedersen, Douglas Schrader, Carol 118 120 Winter Formal Enchants Frozen Hearts Preparations made weeks be- fore the annual Y-teen spon- sored winter formal successful- ly transformed the lunchroom into a land of Winter Enchant- ment. The dreamy music pro- vided by Dick Whitbeck Orches- tra, the silver-toned decora- tions, and the delicate refresh- ments helped make a perfect evening. Winter Enchantment thoroughly enchanted all who came, especially Queen Marcia Banks and King Tad Bothwell. 122 Almost . . . Qcores WE THEY ST. LOUIS PARK 53 58 ROBBINSDALE 56 55 WAYZATA 55 37 MINNETONKA 47 36 EDINA 58 53 ROOSEVELT 47 60 HOPKINS 53 57 MOUND 52 40 KENNEDY 53 46 RICHFIELD 69 54 ST. LOUIS PARK 69 50 ANOKA 55 45 COOPER 54 42 MOUND 60 45 RICHFIELD 67 46 ROBBINSDALE 52 63 HOPKINS 62 63 COOPER 60 55 DISTRICT 18 TOURNAMENT WAYZATA 56 51 ROBBINSDALE 49 48 MINNETONKA 64 51 HOPKINS 54 49 REGION 5 TOURNAMENT MPLS. SOUTH (OT) 60 62 What a difference a field goal makes! One field goal was all that separated our Bears from first place in the Lake Con- ference, and one point was all that stood between our boys and a possible trip to the State Tournament. Rated as 'good, but not a serious contend- er' at the start of the season, Coaches Hutton, Carlson, and Randall welded a strong contender around All Conference selections Tad Bothwell (guard) and Scott Finley (center). Joining these were strong performances by Mike Urbach (All Conference Honorable Mention), Bill Ste- vens, Greg Karbo, Dave Free, and Terry Martin which kept our guys at or near the top all season. A thrilling District Tournament which fea- tured a fantastic final 13 seconds against Robbinsdale and a near catastrophic last quarter against Hopkins brought the Dis- trict title home to Lincoln. With the loss of only two starters next year's team should continue where this year's left off. PICTURED ABOVE: Coach Tom Randall, Tom Koplitz, Greg Karbo, Bill Mahlum, Tad Both- well, Scott Stevenson, R. Scott Finley, Bob Noll, Carl Melberg, Terry Martin, Mike Ur- bach, Dave Scherf, Bob Brenner, Ron Trim- ble and Coach Joe Hutton. 125 Think Snow 128 PICTURED ABOVE: Row 1: M. Nelson, B. Lees, G. Kallenbach, K. Anderson, B. Johnson, C. Overvold. Row 2: S. Bradley, B. Jenkins, D. Schiffman, G. Miller, M. Ellison. Row 3: D. Boelter, G. Morris, J. Vanderlinden, G. Han- son, M. Reichel, M. Kane, G. Garlough. Row 4; Coaches Martinson and Groehler, R. Gar- rison, G. Fisher, G. Engelson, K. Hayes, D. Miller, D. Engstrand. All in all it was a successful season for the Lincoln Ski Team led by Captain Chris Overvold and Bob Lees. The team finished the season with a 5-3 record. There was quite a range of skiers with the freshmen to seniors being repre- sented on the varsity squad. Finishing 4th in the district and 8th in the state the team can look forward to another good year next year. Our Icemen Qcore+h 129 130 I Lincoln skaters rated a strong 5th in the conference this year. Hard skating and tough defensive body-checking often led the BEARS to victory. Goalie Barry Kesler made the All-Conference Team with center Kim Couch rating honorable mention. Ray Dahlof was the highest BEAR scorer. Next year should have a strong squad with many returning lettermen. PICTURED ABOVE: Row Mark Myhre, Greg Taragos, Dale Carlson, Terry Lee, Barry Kesler—Captain, Dean Sandin, Scott Moline, Ray Dahlof, Kim Couch. Row 2: Coach Switzer, Tony Fischer, Mike Sheriff, Kelly O'Brien, Monte Johnson, Joe Kampmeyer, Dennis Barr. Steve Pope, Jeffrey Larson, Coach Born. Scores 133 WE THEY ST. LOUIS PARK 3 0 COOPER 3 2 MOUND 4 2 RICHFIELD 1 4 WAYZATA 3 5 ROBBINSDALE 0 3 MINNETONKA 1 1 EDINA 0 9 KENNEDY 2 1 WE THEY HOPKINS 3 1 COOPER 3 3 RICHFIELD 0 13 WAYZATA 4 2 EDINA 0 7 HOPKINS 3 2 KENNEDY 4 4 COOPER 6 1 Wolfe-men Tumble Victoriously Qcores WE THEY AUSTIN 53 52 FAIRMONT 44 ' 2 60' 2 OSSEO 60 Vi 441 2 KELLOG 52 53 PARK 74 31 ROBBINSDALE 75 30 KENNEDY 58 47 RICHFIELD 63 42 COOPER 48 57 The gymnastic team had its best season ever, placing second in the confer- ence with a record of four wins and one loss. The team was especially strong in trampoline, free exercise, tumbling, and rings. At the Northwest Open, nine of the top ten teams in the state were present with the Bears taking fifth place. Seniors did most of the scoring this year, with Brent Smith and co-cap- tains Gary Mortenson and Steve Wasserman leading the way. Smith scored the most points for the team and was undefeated on high bar in conference meets. Mortenson chalked up numerous first places on both free exercise and tumbling while Wasserman made his points on the rings and parallel bars. Other seniors were Rick Blohm on trampoline, mats and free ex- ercise; Jim Gullickson on mats, and free exercise; and Jack McMullin and Rick Dodge on the rings. Prospects are bright for next year with many returning let- termen. Lincoln should prove to be a strength of region meets in years to come. B-SQUAD GYMNASTICS Dennis Blanchard Steve Cameron Steve Smith David Anderson Steve Perlich John Baruth Bryan Ogden Charles Picard Brian Wasserman Rick Packer A-SQUAD GYMNASTICS Rick Blohm Rick Dodge Gary Mortenson—Captain Steve Wasserman—Captain Jack Mcmullin Jim Gullikson Brent Smith Pat Jones Kent Johnson Kevin Stroth Rick Olson Roger Rego Jim Perlich Brad Boe John Gurney Dale Kogaman Dennis Gearou Mike Metzig Dave McDonald Bruce Petit Steve Spires Keith Rykken John Mortenson Tom Bloom Scott Auguston Wayne Skjalstad Tankers Take Their Dips 137 The swimmers had a tough season with only one victory. The team was young and inexperienced, however, which makes next season's prospects better. Practice for swim- mers was a fast-paced three or four miles a day. Divers Craig Myrmel and David Egge- brecht, rated among the top in the state, practiced nearly two hours a day perfecting difficult dives. Scott lindberg was rated 7th in the state for his backstroke. Coffee's Grinders Ground PICTURED BELOW: Coach Tom Lampi, Paul Price, Gary Eckert, Jerry Dexter, Jerry Yushta, Mark Lamereaux, Bill Adams, Jim Lewis, Bill Ramsey, Matt Sickich, Brad Bergstresser, Mark Workman, Brad Gilbertson, Jim Anderson and Coach Charles Coffee. Bob Everett, mgr. 139 Wrestling took its place beside basketball and hockey as a major winter sport this year. The team took first place in two tournaments and second to Hopkins—rated third in the state—in another. The Lincoln team contained some of the best wrestlers in the state. Among these were captain Jim Lewis, who went undefeated in conference meets; Brad Gilbertson, who lost only one match; Mark Work- man, who won first place in two tournaments by pinning every opponent; and Gary Eckert, a skill- ful, determined wrestler. Boys Can Play Any boy not out for organized sports could participate in intramural basketball. The teams were formed by lot, with a captain appointed to each. The teams played in double round rob- in and double elimination tournaments. The rules were simple.- all boys had to play the equivalent of one quarter, and not gripe about anything. Officiating was done by Mr. William Ochs and Mr. John Lynch, with help from interested boys. 144 Athletes Form Christian Club The Fellowship of Christian Athletes began its first year at LHS. The purpose of the club was to confront athletes with the challenge and adventure of following Christ. The boys who par- ticipated met in homes to listen to speakers such as Jim Kaat and tapes by Bob Richards and Bart Starr on the influence of Christian morals on ath- letic life. Other topics discussed during the year were sex, sports, liquor, and sportsmanship. FCA MEMBERS (top): First row: Dennis Tone, Rick Thompson, Dave Free, Steve Boe. Sec- ond row.- Mr. D. Herbold (advisor), Jerry Dexter, Monte Johnson, Ray Dahlof. Third row: Scott Finley, Barry Lesler, Paul Price, and Ken Hayes. FCA OFFICERS (bottom): Dave Free, treasurer; Jerry Dexter, vice presi- dent; Barry Kesler, president; and Monte Johnson, publicity chairman. LHS LETTERMEN (as of fall '68): B. Adams, M. Ax tel I, T. Bothwell, G. Cernjar, P. Chapman, K. Couch, S. Duerr, G. Eckert, D. Eggebrecht, J. Elder, R. Erick- son, G. Fischer, J. Gullickson, J. Grobel, K. Hayes, B. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Kesler, T. Lee, M. Lamoreaus, J. Lewis, S. Lindberg, J. Little, B. Lorsbach, B. Mahlum, R. Moline, G. Mortenson, C. Myrmel, S. Pope, P. Price, D. Ross, S. Siitari, M. Sikich, B. Smith, G. Snesrud, M. Stanford, D. Swanson, G. Taragos, D. Tone, M. Urbach, M. Workman, J. Yushta, W. Anderson, S. Boe, D. Brokke, S. Carlson, D. Cogswell, R. Dahlof, J. Dexter, S. Finley, M. Forrey, W. Hanson, L. Harrison, G. Hipp, G. Karbo, W. Lang, J. Larson, M. Liptrap, D. McGaha, M. Meier, J. Probst, P. Rosholt, A. Swanson, R. Thompson, R. Trimble, M. Hogan, and T. Ruud. Sportsmen Score Better in 'G9 The mighty Bear lettermen had a wonder- ful year promoting school spirit and service. A dance and the sale of megaphones helped raise funds for the club. The excellence of Lincoln athletes in the past year made the membership of the club higher than it has ever been. 146 Lincoln Spirit Grows S-P-l-R-l-T—spirit—an old word at Lincoln gained new meaning this year. Never before had cheerlead- ers, skits, speeches, and programs been so enthusiastically supported. Signs, buttons, and cheers were just a few of the contributions made by the newly-formed yet well-repre- sented Pep Club. The Bear Letter- men pitched in with their strong vo- cal support to add a bit of their own pep. Pep Club officers: Michelle Reiner, secretary; Cindee Hunt, president; Julie Nether- ton, vice-president; and Stacey Boem, treasurer. Girls Get Organized Y-teens was an all-girl organization that geared its activities to 148 programs of service, religion, careers, art, personal development, and recreation. The 350 Y-teen members were divided into 13 chapters. Each chapter met twice a month to participate in activi- ties ranging from money-raising projects to handwriting analysis. To supplement the chapter meetings, all-school events were held once a month. The hilarious Mock Olympics led the all-school events with the Apple-Polishing Tea, Recognition Banquet, West- minster overnight, and the Winter Formal following. RIGHT: First row: chapter presidents, Con- nie Overby, Cathy Cooley, Linda Pear- son, Joanne Secord. Second row: Janet Blake, Chris Worwa, Kris Dickinson, Di- ane Jenkins, Barb Frender. Not pictured: Kathy Stark, Kathy Ericson, Joan Free- man, Barb Brown. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Joani Holme, sec- retary; Pat Rudolph, chapter coordinator. Second row: Candy Boegnik, assistant publicity chairman; Shannon White, treas- urer; Sandy Krautkremer, publicity chair- man. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Randine Miller, president; Claudia Erickson, I.C.C. representative. Not pictured: Becky Jeske, vice president; Gail Lewis, social chair- man; Marsha Bengtson, chaplain. DELTA DELTA (Janet BUk« K. Johnson. D. Rlmnac, J. Stinson, S. Winters. N. Carlaon. J. Ebli, K. Franks. P. Heath, K. McGovern, M. Peteraon, L. Bcummund. M 149 Fridland, M. FrlsvokJ. S. Miller, M. Roos, P. Tischer, D. Tone, S. Zack, G. Brown, C. Smith, G. Vandertchueren, G. Skogmo. P. Kelly. L Fumier. S. Meyer, C. Merr. SIGMA RHO (Berb Brown) L Dickie, C. Anderton, S. Boyd, P. Nice, K. Moravec C. Alexander, I. Fournier, K. Jacobson, C. Hunt. J. leshbrook, S. Meyer, J. Thomp. ton, J. Willette, S. Doop, M. Gilbertson. D. Holtze, D. Krueger, B. Greenlund. D. Wickman, p. Porter. KAPPA CHI (Cathy Cooley) S. Campbell, S. Ha eg, D. Perrin. B. Peteraon, J. Savage. P. Savola, M. Johnthoy. R. Kovach, A. Norstad, N. Schuttlcr, C Wheat, l. Applequlat, S. Eddy, J. Ha na on, G. Seteratrom, S. Mathwlch, S. Johnson, S. Billings, J. Houck, C. Havel, P. Rickett� . THETA IOTA (Krla Dickinson) N. Haggberg, J. Boylea. C. Krueger, S. leipold, L Nelaon, D. Smith, J. Winter, C. Carlaon, K. Kuhn, J. McGuire. J. Rahn, M. Stoddard, S. Aneraon, L Grant, M. Ploen, L Radebach. N. Thompson, B. Voldneat, A. Adama, D. LaPointe, N. Brungard, L iohnaon, M. Bengtaon. I, Schlffman, P. Donnelly, G. Adlin, J. Pederaon, P. Paul, D. Giddinga. ALPHA GAAAMA (Kathey Ericaon) S. Carter, L Chevalier, A. Fredrickson, D. Krapu, C. LeClalre, D. Volgerton, L Thielen, P. Uu, J. Roaenblad, J. Bacon. T. Brinkhous, D. Oroege, A. Gronert, G. Gunderson, J, Hanson, K. Helmer, R. Hetchler, B. Jeake, L Knoepke. B. Loacheider, M. MarCia, M. larson, 8. Begley, C. Throngard, M. Roberson. ZETA DELTA (Joan Freeman) P. Belt , S. Carlaon. C. Foger, B. Kalmen, M. Kinyon, D. Peteraon, E. Richard, D. Rotholt, C Schultz, R. Swanson, N. Heines, C. Erick- son, 0. Spang. C. Trapp. L Ebli, J. Elza, T. Greenlund. D. Kimball. J. Klosrer, H. O'Donnell. B. Peteraon. J. Morawski. J. Wickatrom. D. Dawson, C. Thoreaon, C. Jacobson. KAPPA GAAAMA (Barb Fremder) L Cornk, B. Holz, S. Honsvall, K. Johnson, N. Merher, C Sorenson, J. Berg, C. Olson, D. DeUnder, P. Pindor, A. Bishop, C. Ed- berg, N. Farnell. D. Pochandt, J. Schuman, P. Thies, J. VanHandel, J. Wimand, M. Wimand. M, Junge, B. Murphy, D. Scanlon, A. Topping, C. Peteraon. XI OMICRON (Diane Jenkins) M. Gillespie, D. Bveler, L. Dickinson, R. Hochstatier, C. Peteraon, J. Gustafson, D. McClarfy, J. Saries, L. Springer, J. Vatne, S. Willlrv ger, D. Nelson, D. Peteraon, S. Peteraon, K. Stark, C. Taylor, N. Wettatein, l. leeman, J. Studer, C. Biever, K. Lokensgard. C. Yeager, J. Yongquist, J. Stutelberg, M. Keege, M. Bligard. BETA KAPPA (Connie Overby) S. Brleaemeiater, V. Duvlck. P. Hofaeth, C. Molin, C. Amundson. G. Anderson, A. Frldland, L Irmen, B Johnson, M. Hohnaon, C. Newman, C. Peteraon, C. Dahlen, N. Swenson, 8. Fischer, C. Gilbertson, M. Johnson, C. Nelson, K. Sikich, G. Manlove, M. Brinkhaus, M. Kealer, S. Krautkremer, V. Havercoat. ALPHA THETA (Linda Pearson) V. Brevik, M. Boomgaarden, S. Chapman, P. Gleason, D. Gubmer, K. Kloater, M. Roberson, J. Whiting, G. lewis, B. Peterson. L Roster, D. Thompson, L Ahrens, D. Allan, C. Boenig, D. Delas, K. Eichten, D Henning, K. Newell, K. Oppel, B. Smith, J. Tapper, N. Whipps, R. Umoreaux, D. Ruud. SIGMA ALPHA (JoAnn Secord) E. Carlson, L Gordon, M. McLeod, S. Mallek, B. Bonstrom, J. Coll.son, C. Delmonico, K. Gilbertson, l. Jorvig, P. VanHouten, G. lar- ton, R. Zylstra, S. Beck, J. Conway, A. Everett, S. Rarmer, J. Huas. M. lutras, J. Jackson, J. Holm, P. Telberg, K. Richter, M. Banks. GAAAAAA THETA (Kathy Stark) K. Armstrong, J. Lacy, C Sorenson, C. Testin, I. VonBergen, I. Ward, N. Winch, J. Blegen, R, Ebgwall, M. Kuhn, M. McCalla, L Sangren, D. Wangiard, A. Hanson, N. Larson. L Nelson, W. Peterson, K. Quint, P. Scherbelh, Penny Smith, J. Thielen, P. Willenbring, M. Waddell. NU EPSILON (Chris Worwe) D. Studt. P. Allan, M. Ekhten, M. Kempmeyer, M. Russ. J. Baxter, M. Gallagher, J. Gasi, J. Grefe, C. Peterson, S. Rainey, C. Randall, J. Sutherland, S. Brister, K. Carpenter, W. Dickinson, C. Hovel son, P. Johnson, M. lambertz, B. Landis, T. Mathwlch, L Nelson. B. Neu, K. Plunkett, J. Smith, J. Beeler, N. Grimes. Studen+9 Leave School — To Work More DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, is an organization de- signed for students enrolled in the co-op training program. Students in this program had four hours of school instruction and several hours of on-the-job training each day. The club strived to instill in its members the realization of the necessity of specialized training. OECA MEMBERS: Row o«: Den Fortner, Roger Haugen. Sieve Bielke, Sieve Lloyd. Row two: Kathy Stark, Gail Yamber. Jill Whiling. Pam Savola. Mary Spurgeon. Marilyn Footed. Row three: Terry lee. M ke Wilton, and Jim Little. The Evergreen Still Branches The Evergreen, Lincoln's literary maga- zine, contained the best literary and ar- tistic work produced by students during the year. The work was screened by spe- cial literary and art staffs under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Tufigno. To bol- ster the treasury. Evergreen was put in charge of the concession stand at the basketball games. Students taking graphic arts printed the Evergreen, mak- ing it completely a student project this year. Evergreen editorial board (below): John Bris- fer, art editor; Nancy Miller, assistant editor, Beth Radtke, business editor; Janice Larson, member; Ann Mayfield, member; Pat Taylor, editor; Barb Hanson, production editor; and Janet Blake, member. 151 152 Dramatists Present Three One-Acts Instead of producing one one-act play, Lincoln dramatists produced three. The three plays, Sorry Wrong Number, Dirty Old Man, and The Lady of Larkspur Lotion, were judged by a play critic before district .competition. Dirty Old Man, the play he judged as best, went on to compete in the districts. All three plays were performed for the public in a single perform- ance. OPPOSITE PAGE: (top) Cathy Crowley and Mindy O'Neil in Lady of Larkspur Lotion. Middle and bottom-Chris Worwa and Steve Bliss in Sorry, Wrong Number. THIS PAGE: Karen Hyman, John Seveland, and Ben Wiech in The Dirty Old Man. 154 IR Studies Foreign Affairs 3 Po (L (j 4c S cf KiC The International Relations Club offered members the chance to become familiar with the policies of the Uriited States in other countries of the world. Money raised by sell- ing Christmas paper, sponsoring a dance, and showing a movie during school was sent to the Peace Corps for building a school in a needy area. The highlight of the year was an educational trip to New York City. OPPOSITE PAGE: Students listen to lectures, view the capital, and decorate motel rooms during the Foreign Affairs Seminar sponsored by the IR Club. THIS PAGE: IR OFFICERS (top): Joe Heck, treasurer, Mark Stanford, vice president; Bob Ihrig, presi- dent; Luanne Evenson, parliamentarian; and Kathy Grant, secretary. Mr. Ngwu Okoro (bottom), a native Biafran, de- scribes conditions in his country. 155 atlas i', • Wat� •a 4u � � • «• U tW 4)m n uarii' M m- f U|Mi im U r. vr korm «« «■ T tfKoM lirl to . ik nii.i Kathy Mfthfr. Lynn OlM.f r. cn. Uh| Fit D� lt« T r r Miiiof •ludant play iK« f«4ri in Thr U4y of Lark •put l-o� � by Tar � Wil- liam . Mi� Hy OSatll rUy Mr HirJ� xkc MMtt, Cathy Crw . lay � Mr� , Wira, arM Scott Farr play� a tnttr. ’Sorry, Wim| Kvator Cart Carr to (to «lag manager aid Jan Cnllixu, to Um l« darit 4t wrtar. TM pnatortUNi crna b a t at Data ola«. IUH. Wctf. Car 4y NVIi � r , Jim f� r I'tirk, K� r N Um. Jity (• rafa, Bon rw Whit , anl K m Afv4� r� nrt Haa H.wk M Jafca Ha� alan4 trr.ag a r MAH-QUH Abraham jCJncoin Satior High School To Gel f 3 ■ t« Mah-Quh Is A Little Bear ABOVE. QUILL SCROLL MEMBERS: Top to bot- tom: Brenda Peterson, Janice Olson, Janet Blake, Nancy Kimball, pres.; Leslie Oredson, Patsy Hagg- berg, Denise Stud� . Not pictured: Della Hallich, Yvonne Nemic. BELOW, left to right: Cathy Anderson, reporter; Karen Bourdouklis and Brenda Peterson, advertising editors. ABOVE, left to right: Kathy Johnson, feature editor; Patsy Haggberg, news ed- itor; Denise Studt, reporter; Mary Jo Beattie, sports editor. Lincoln's newspaper, the Mah-Quh, entailed continuous effort. The work involved included writing stories, edi- torials, and headlines; taking pictures; making page lay- outs; selling ads; and meeting deadlines. Mrs. Carol Shef- fer proved to be a patient and encouraging advisor. Quill and Scroll was an honorary society for high school journalists. Its purpose was to give'recognition to superior individualistic efforts on the Mah-Quh, Evergreen, or Bear. Members ranked in the upper third of their class and were recommended by the advisor of their publication. TOP: Leslie Oredson and Janet Blake, co-managing editors ABOVE: Dan Dueland, exchange editor; Yvonne Nemec, opinion editor; and Della Hallich, editor-in-chief. Girls Can Play, Too Members of the Girls' Athletic Association met twice a week to participate in sports ranging from archery to modern dance. The girls in the green sweat- shirts have shown that girls can be successful in athletics, too. GAA MEMBERS: Row one: Linda Daly, Terre Hewson, Sue Zack, El- len Yambor, Debbie Deiss. Row two: Bernie Eithier, Margy Purcell (vice pres.), Diane Wasserman, Mar- ilyn Opheim (treas.), Nancy Haines, Barb Straw, Debbie Nelson, Kathy 158 Havelson. Row three: Pat Beltz, Kar- en Odegard, Steph Mueller, Ann Helvig, Yvonne Rournier, Debbie Delander, Wendy Peterson. Row four: Cathy Adams, Darlene Loiselle, Jenny Utech (sec.), Laurie Walt, Maureen Hughs, Chris Wolfram, Bet- sy Sandberg, and Debbie Denovich. Not pictured, Karen Anderson (pres.). They Are Nurses of the Future The Future Nurses Club broadened members' knowledge of nursing and related fields. Visits to Rochester's Mayo Clinic and the Faribault State Institution and lectures inspired the girls to strive for a nursing career. FNC MEMBERS: Front row: Chris Worwa, Barb Brown, Jan Olson, Sandy DeVito, Iris VonBargen, Mrs. Marilynn Krom- minga (advisor). Back row.- Cindy Peach- er, Joan Becker, Debra Knoke, Beverly Ness, Pat Belfz, Mary Ann lambertz, Wendy Peterson, Kathy Richter (pres.), and Marty Carlson. 159 . . . And Out Pop The Honeys! The Pop Group, directed by Mr. Gordon Barry, sang current popular songs for their own enjoyment and for special performances at public functions. The co-ed group wore matching uniforms which gave a professional air to their performances. The Honey Bears was a group of 11 senior girls who liked to sing 160 popular tunes. Their sweet harmony rang out at church banquets, PTA meetings, Southdale, Camelot, and school lyceums. The mem- bers of the Honey Bears began as the Penndettes at Penn Junior High when they were freshmen. HONEY BEARS (above): Pat Fraser, Sue Bauer, Jerri Boyles, Leslie Oredson, Mary Emmons, Mary Beck, Kathy Overlid, Jane Kriel, and Sharon Merrifield. CHOIR OFFICERS (right): Pat Rudolph, president; Mitch Axtell, vice president; Jane Kriel, business manager; and Sue Bauer, secretary. POP GROUP (below): Karry Hake, Dan Leonard, Doug Nelson, Jennifer Utechf, Chris Hovel, Karen Odegard, Jan Lacey, Penny Perkins, Jeanette Stin- son, Sharon Merrifield, and Sue Chapman. Not pictured: Judy Boerboom, Steve Johnston, Jeff King, Donnis Rosholt, Steve Smith, and Kay Wenstad. Nancy Haggberg Secretary John Stanley President Penny Perkins Cherie Wheat Vice President Treasurer Junior Class Officers Alexander, Cynthia Alexander, Nancy Allen, Debbie Allison, Bob Amundson, Cynthia Anderson, Carol Anderson, David A. Anderson, David R. Anderson, Gail Anderson, Lia Anderson, Meridee Anderson, Warren Andreson, Barb Applequist, Mike Aslesen, David Atwood, Al Bachmeyer, Kathy Balm, Jim Barry, Lynn Barsody, Al 162 Bartels, Susan Bartholomew, Dave Barton, Nola Basil, Cheryl Baumann, Bill Baxter, Janet Beadle, Ed Becker, Linda Beckman, Steve Berg, Barb Berggren, Gary Bergman, Vickie Binns, Patti Bergh, Kathy Bergstrom, Ted Birdsong, Don Bjorklund, Mark Blanchard, Dennis Blegen, Judy Blenis, Mary Bocchi, Peggy Boe, Brad Boe, Steve Boelter, Dean Boerboom, Judy Bohlen, Bonnie Brant, John Brazeau, Sue Brevik, Vicky Brokering, Mark Brokke, Dan Brown, Timothy Bruder, Karen Brugger, Jim Burmeister, Greg Burns, Dan Burton, Gary Byrd, Lori Bohn, Dan Bolger, Maureen Book, Ken Boomgaarden, Mark Bonstrom, Barb Borgert, Sue Bourke, Diane Bradford, Gayle Bradley, Scott Brandberg, Nancy 164 Cable, Carlson, Chase, Cogswell, Connie Jessie Linda Dan Cameron, Carlson, Childers, Colby, Steve Nancy Kathy Mike Campbell, Carlson, Christensen, Collison, Carol Scott Lynn Jan Carlson, Carr, Tom Clarin, Connell, Carol Carrington, Gerald Liz Carlson, Dean Codding, Court, Chris Carol Kevin Crothers, Carl Crowley, Pat Dahl, Darcy Dahlem, Cindy a Dahlen, Jim Dahlof, Ray Dahlstrom, Sue Daly, Jim Darnell, Linda Dartt, David Davidson, Mary Davis, Sara Delander, Debbie Delesha, Barb Delmonico, Cynthia Dennis, Mike Dering, Gary Dewar, Sandy Dexter, Jerry Disser, Darlayn Dixon, Jim Doig, Sue Dougherty, Kent Dourte, Becky Drazenovich, Marilyn Driver, Debbie Duerr, Terry Dunne, Jeanne Dunne, Steve Durkot, Gretchen Ebli, Jody Eckels, Jeannine Ehrhardt, Don Eichhorn, Peter Elrod, Cyndy Engwall, Roberta Erickson, Bruce Erickson, Claudia 165 Erickson, Kristine Erickson, Mike Erickson, Pam Erickson, Paul Esler, Diane Esse, Julie Everett, Robert Fahlin, Daniel Farmer, Douglas Feider, Peter Finley, Scott Fischer, Bonnie Fissel, Julie Fleming, Frank Fore, William Forrey, Fox, Freund, Michael Carol Sharon Forstad, Frank, Fridland, Marilyn Michael Ann Fortner, Franklin, Friesen, Diana Carol Jody Fortner, Franks, Froid, Don Kristine Mary Fournier, Fredrickson, Fuller, Lavonne Jane Dennis Fowler, Free, Gallagher, Mark David Mary Garding, Patricia Gardner, Greg Garlough, Gregory Garrison, Richard Garrity, Thomas Gearou, Dennis Geilfuss, Angela George, Barb Gerszewski, Donald Gibbs, Sandra Gilbertson, Bradley Gilbertson, Karen Glavan, Mary Goetzke, Diane Golden, Richard Gordon, Kathryn Goss, Julie Gozola, John Gray, Patrick Green, Julie Grefe, Joy Gronert, Andrea Groome, Margaret 167 Gruber, Gunderson, Gust, Bruce Gail Tom Gudbiartsson, Gurney, Gustafson, Ann John Bill Gustafson, Jane Haaland, Joel Haggberg, Nancy Haines, Nancy Hake, Kerry Hallberg, Debra Halverson, Christie Hamernick, Lee Hancer, Michelle Hanel, James Hankel, Linda Hankel. Nancy Hanson, Kelly Hanson, Lynne Hanson, Willie Harper, Gregory Harr, Diane Harris, Susan Harris, Theresa Harrison, Lee Hartley, Tom Harvey, Scott Hatch, Lois Hatfield, Cheryl Haugen, Rodney Haugen, Roger Haverkost, Valerie Heath. Paula Hecht, Lynn Heck, Joseph Hedlund, Jay Helmer, Kris Helsene, Peggy Hepola, Matthew Hetchler, Hicks, Roxanne Nancy Hickley, Hildreth, Kathleen Mary Hipp, Gary Hodnik, Janet Hermsen, Karol Herrboldt, Mike Hesse, Jane Holcombe, Diane Homme, Ranelle Hooker, Dan Horton, John Huber, Bill Huchendorf, Peggy Hughes, Maureen Humting, Nick Hunn. Bruce Hunt, Cindy Huston, Linda Irmen, Lorraine Jacobson, Kay Jackowiak, Betty Jensen, Cynthia Jensen, Gail Jensen, Linda Jeske, Becky Johnshoy, Mary Johnson, Brad Johnson, Christine Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Kent Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Ken Johnson, Kristine Johnson, Lori Johnson, Marcia Johnson, Mark Johnson, Mary Johnson, Peter 169 Johnson, Rebecca Johnson, Stephen Johnston, Steve Jones, Patrick Jorvig, Linda Kacher, Larry Kadlec, Christine Kaiser, Keith Kallevig, Gary Karbo, Gregory Kashuba, Glen Kaul, Clo Keller, Cynthia Kesler, Richard King, Christine King. Jeffrey King, Lizabefh Knapp, John Kneip, John Knoepke, Linda Knott, Michael Knudsen, Denise Kobold, Kathryn Koch, Bonnie Koch, Dick Kolkind, Jim Koosmann, Dale Koplitz, Thomas Korum, Sandra Kovach, Roberta Kranz, Karla Krautkremer, Sandra Krueger, Kurt Kruger, Stephen Kuhn, Karen Kuhn, Mary Kukachka, Jon Kutcher, Steven Kyrk, Brent Lacquay, Deanna LaClair, James Lashbrook, Janice Lagerquist, Cheri Lambert, Jerilynn Lambertz, Peter Landwehr, Christine Lang, William Langseth, David Larson, Amy Larson, Lavelle, Leebens, Sandra Marty Lawrence Larson, LeClair, Leeman, Virginia Diane Robin Lavaty, Lee, Lehman, Lynnae Gregory Susan Leipold, Lane Lewis, Gail Lewis, Jeffrey Liptrap, Lundin, Mark Rick Lossing, Lynch, Dave Darrell Lund, McCalla, Robert Margaret McCarthy, Susan McClarty, Debra McDonald, David McGovern, Kathy McGuire, Jackie McLeod, Robert Manlove, Brian Mansk, Kathryn Marchessault, Rich Marcia, Marcia Mares, Karen Marinenko, Linda Martin, Terrence May, Steven Meier, Mark Mellenbruch, Melinda Mertz, Deborah Merservy, Charles Metzig, Michael Meyer, Ronald 172 Meyer, Selma Miller, Barbara Miller, John Miller, Nancy Miller, Patricia Mittelsfaedt, Dean Montgomery, Tom Moran, Kathleen Moravec, Joseph Morris, Greg Mortensen, David Mosman, Wayne Mullen, Mary Mundy, Kent Murray, Debra Mussetter, Vicki It Norris, Michael Norstad, Ann Myhre, Mark Neilson, Mary Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Craig Nelson, Gregory Nelson, Janet Nelson, Karen Nelson, Robert Neudauer, Marjorie Neuman, Beth Newman, Christine Newport, Dwight Nichols, Jacqueline Noll, Robert Noreng, Sheryl Novak, Brenda Nyman, Karen Oatman, Obrien, Odland, Ogden, Okerstrom, Laura Kelly Craig Diane Gail Oberg, Ochs, Odum, Ohman, Olson, James Clayton Bethany Paula Janet 174 Olson, Karin Olson, Richard Olson, Ruth Opheim, Marilyn Oppen, Gary Overby, Brad Overby, Debbie Paggen,Joan Pahl, Dennis Palmquist, Susan Pederson, Gwen Pell, William Pendroy, Tom Penrod, Nancy Perkins, Penney Perlich, James Perrine, Greg Petersen, Beverly Peterson, Carol Peterson, Cheryl Peterson, Debra Phillips, Gary Pierce, Susan Pindor, Platt, Patricia Linda Pineda, Ploen, Maria Jacqueline Peterson, Laurie Peterson, Patrick Pfau, Shirlene Pollock, Robert Porler, Jack Preiner, Marcia Preston, Todd Price, Linda Price, Merilee Prindle, Deborah Printup, David Probst, Jerry Procbnow, Marsha Radtke, Rasch, Reko, Sandra Michael Roger Rahn, Rasmussen, Reynolds, Jennifer William Deborah Rainey, Rathje, Rial, Susan Bruce Stephen Ramsey, Ratzburg, Richard, William Terri Ronald Randall, Reimer, Richards, Colleen Michele Greg Rickabaugh, Doug Rivard, Judith Robideau, Mark Rodysill, Kirk Roedecker, Robin Rosholt, Paul Roster, Linda Roth, James 175 Ruehle, Ryder, Sandin, Steve John Dean Ruud, Rykken, Sandstrom, Darcee Keith Roger Ryan, Sackett, Sanford, Mary Bonnie Dale Roth,John Rowland, Patricia Ruckle, Dale Rudie, John 176 (jjy Sanford, Michael Sangrene, Leanne Sarles, Scherbarth, Schussler, Jane Robert Nancy Sass, Scherf, Scott, Diane David Charles Sedio, Tom Seifert, Jay Selk, Bruce Semmer, John Senst, Steven Shinabarger, Loann Sieber, Dianne Sievertson, Glenn Siitari, David Skierkiewcz, Michael Smith, Gayle Smith, Jay Smith, Jeanette Smith, Kenneth Smith, Kristine Smith, Martin Smith, Roxanne Smith, Stephen Smith, Steven Soeffker, Lynne Sonju, David Soukup, Michael Southam, Carol Spang, Dorothy Sparby, Richard Sperry, Gregory Springer, Lorelei Spurgin, Mary Stanko, Sandra Stanley, John Stevens, Kim Stevens, William Stevenson, Scott Stinson, Charles Stoddard, Mollie 177 Stotesbery, John Strand, Linda Straw, Barbara Stroman, Wayne Stroth, Kevin Strupp, Cheryllyn Stucky, Gary Sullivan, Cynthia Sullivan, Sandy Sutherland, Jane Swanson, Alan Swanson, Barbara Swanson, Lori Swenson, Nancy Talarczyk, Chris 178 Tapper, Janice Temte, Clarence Testa, Sam Testerman, Patricia Thompson, Dixie Thompson, Ford Troiden, Ronald Tupper, John Utecht, Jennifer Van Dyne, Christine Van Houfen, Patricia Vatne, Jorgine Thompson, Julie Thompson, Karen Thompson, Thorsen, Richard Pamela Thompson, Thul, Steven Patrick Tietze, Linda Tracy, John Trapp, Carol Trimble, Ronald Vennes, Martha Vermeer, Randy Vermeer, Roxanne Vittera, Barbara Vogland, Kevin Voidness, Barbara Waddell, Jennifer Wakely, Terrell Wallin. James Walt, Laurie Wangaard, Deborah Ward, Randall Wassather, Craig Wasserman, Diana Watkins, Kerry Wawracz, Dale Webb, Suzanne Weber, John Welin, Mike Wells, Kaylynn Wheat, Cheryl Whipps, Nancy White, Bonnie White, Gregory Wickland, Patti Wilkinson, David Willette, Joanne Williams, James Williams, John Willinger, Susan 180 Zube, Marilyn Zurn, Michael Zylstra, Roely Parsons, Gail Wilson, Yambor, Zahn, Deborah Gail Christine Witt, Yaste, Zarth, Gregory Debra Debra Wolfram, Yeager, Zierhut, Christine Cynthia Susan Worringer, Younggren, Zimmerman, Richard Lynn David JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Anderson, Bonnie Anderson, Roy Berg, Scott Beverley, Bob Branton, Jim Brenning, Mary Brew, Deborah Campbell, Bruce Carlson, Dale Carston, Jeannie Carter, Bernard Case, Robert Crofoot, Terry Dagle, Roberta Dodge, Charles Ericksen, Mark Fasching, Karen Fish, Candace Gilley, Gail Hallberg, Gary Holmes, Thomas Hubacher, Linda Hubbs, Joyce Hummel, John Jahr, Lynnae Janikowski, Dana Johnson, Craig Johnson, Linda Johnson, Robert Johnston, Daniel Kane, Bill Kelly, Kathleen Kraml, Donald Kreye, Ruth Krueger, David Krueger, Kathy Larson, Jeffrey Lokensgard, Tom McArthur, Lauren McGaha, David McQuay, Timothy Macziewski, Pamela Madison, Bradley Manila, Kristine Mulligan, Michael Murashie, Bob Murphy, Duane Nicholas, Harry Oland, Darcy Olsby, Richard Olsen, Kenneth Olson, Janet Paine, William Peterson, Marilyn Pizzala, Carolynn Potvin, Dave Rasmussen, William Saeger, Don Schaft, Daniel Shearer, Robert Sheriff, Richard Shinier, Gary Sjoberg, Janice Slattery, Christopher Smith, Michael Spires, Steven Springer, Michael Switzer, Ronald Thiers, Thomas Truax, Gloria Tweedy, Bruce Violette, Thomas Ward, Mark Warner, Kathryn Watschke, John Webb, Patrick Weiking, Cheryl Wenzel, Steven Whiting, Rose Winter, Jan Wooz, Dale Yung, Kari 184 Midnight In Moscow On a cold, wet evening, Lincoln society entered behind the Iron Curtain for an elegant Midnight in Moscow. A corridor of flags led the way into the Grand March which began a memorable evening in an intriguing Russian ballroom. Colorful gowns and corsages added to the back- ground of burgundy drapes and richly striped domes. The junior proletariat had slaved many tedious hours making silver chandeliers while the peasantry of the sophomore class prepared themselves for service to the upper classes. 186 The Many Facets of Our Diamond Men Jack Junker's last year as baseball coach was rather disappointing. While tying last year's record of 2 wins and 12 losses, the team had hopes of a better season. Kevin Kranz, captain, urged his team to keep their spirit and play well. Jeffrey Larson held the team's highest batting average. He and the other four returning lettermen have their eye on a promising '69 season. Richard Mingo, new head coach, and Robert Boeser, assistant coach, are also looking for- ward to a promising season. 188 9cores WE THEY ROBBINSDALE 7 8 MINNETONKA 4 2 HOPKINS 0 3 EDINA 1 4 NORTH ST. PAUL 1 1 KENNEDY 0 5 SOUTH ST. PAUL 2 1 ST. LOUIS PARK 2 3 COOPER 5 9 MOUND 7 0 RICHFIELD 1 7 WAYZATA 3 7 ABOVE: Row J: Mike Urbach, Gary Schmidt, Jeffrey Larson, Kraig Kranz, Gary Rice, Brad Johnson. Row 2: Jeff Mohr, John Grobel, Reg Chambers, Brian Tarbox, Mike Lynch, Brad Yeager. Row 3: Kevin Kranz, Greg Heacox, Dave Ross, Monte Johnson, Tad Bolhwell, Bud Vober. Row A-. Coaches Junker and Boeser. 189 Our Men Make Love Not Score 9cores WE THEY WEST 4 0 ROBBINSDALE 2 3 SOUTHWEST 3 2 MINNETONKA 0 5 HOPKINS 2 3 EDINA 0 5 KENNEDY 4 1 ST. LOUIS PARK 2 3 COOPER 0 5 RICHFIELD 1 4 WAYZATA 3 2 191 PICTURED LEFT: Buzz Raymond, Terry Nord- berg, Rollin Berg, Craig McDonald, Coach White, Gene Studt — Captain, Dave Free, Tom Gerstel; Carl Rein- arz. . . Four Quick Laps, Then Take a 9hower . . Basically the '68 track team had the spirit, talent, and de- termination necessary for any good team, although early injuries to captain Glen Snesrud, and senior Jim Dunn crippled the hurdles and relays. Several boys started run- ning in mid-February in hopes of a good season. Work- outs were always tough, led by Mr. Larrys Krueger with the jumpers; Mr. Don Arthur with the sprinters; Mr. Bill Ochs with distance and hurdles; and Mr. Burnham Elton with weights. Only a small part of the team was seniors, so hopes for a good '69 season are high. 193 PICTURED ABOVE: 1st row: K. Hayes, D. Gerou, M. Bullard, B. Mahlum, D. Swanson, J. Lewis, J. Mahlum, J. Patter- son, M. Stanford, M. Liptrap, C. Melberg, J. Mahr, G. Hipps. 2nd row: S. Finley, P. Rosholt, M. Williamson, R. Kess- ler, D. Langevin, P. Ruhme, D. Miller, P. Williamson, G. Garlow, W. Hanson, D. Tone, B. Binns. 3rd row: J. Hart, J. Sevelin, B. Tait, B. Sandall, J. Elder, J. Johnson, G. Snesrud, B. Netherton, J. Dunn, M. Benson, G. Mamula, J. Probst, B. Ramsey. 4th Row: B. Polluck, J. Brattan, J. Dexter, T. Rodysill, M. Hepala, K. Johnson, B. Gruber, G. Burmeister, D. Gerou, B. Rasmussen, G. Lee. 5fh row.- D. Fahlen, D. Gerzewski, B. Stevens, J. Wafchke, L. Lebans, A. Swanson, T. Hartley, D. Holman, D. Anderson, C. Ochs, D. Wawracz. A. Ludvigsen. 6th row: B. Marchessault, B. Lang, Coach Ochs, Coach Krueger, Coach Elton, T. Taylor, P. Price, G. Stucky. PICTURED RIGHT: Joe Elder, Jerry John- son, Jim Lewis, Mark Stanford PICTURED RIGHT: Dennis Tone, Bill Mah- lum, Mike Bullard, John Mahlum PICTURED BELOW: Scott Finley, Paul Ros- holt, Dave Langevin, Tom Rodysill JOMJNGTOtf BEARS. PICTURED ABOVE: Glen Snesrud, Jim Hart, Joe Elder, Dave Swanson Fore, Qcore, and Qeven Iron We Go Golf—a challenging, individual sport- had its share of ups and downs in '68. Inconsistent play kept the team from a top place in the standings although the consistently good plays of Steve Howe sent him to the state. Because four of the six varsity teammates were seniors 1969 will be a season of rebuilding. PICTURED LEFT: Dave Bun- gerf. Bob Dickinson, Jerry Pifzrick, Steve Howe, Jer- ry Lawrence, Bob Fahren- bruch. 197 198 Meeting New Friends From Here and Abroad The AFS Club provided an oppor- tunity to meet new friends from here and abroad. A hayride, exotic International Dinner, Trim-the-Tree party, successful bond drive, and farewell to Lily Cornic, the foreign exchange student, at the Recogni- tion Banquet were the activities that highlighted the year. AFS OFFICERS (opposite page): Front row. Kari Yung, treas.; Janice Larson, sec.; Jeanne Christensen, v. pres., Curt Carr, pres. Back row: Roger Hellesvig, finance chairman; Bonnie White, social co-chairman,- Angela Geilfuss, hospitality co-chairman,- Debbio Reynolds, so- cial co-chairman; Pat Taylor, hospitality co-chairman; Nancy Miller, publicity co-chairman; and Linda Chase, historian. D. Allan P. Allan G. Anderson S. Anderson I. Armstrong J. Baxter L Becker M. Bengtten J. Blegen 0. Bouchard J. Brant V. Brevick S. Brester S. Briesmelster S Campbell C. Carlson J. Carlson J .Carston C. Carr K. Christensen C. Cooley 8 Cordes C. Daniel D. Dawson C. Demonieo L Dickinson J. Ebli K. Eichlen P. Eklund J. Esse 1. Evenson N. Farnell B. Fischer F. Fleming D. Fortner S. Freund 8. George K. Gilbertson G. Gilley J. Green J. Crete J. Gustafson D. Harr V. Htberkosf R. Hellesvig P. Helsene S. Halseth T. Hewson J. Holn S. Honsvall K. Irion L. Irmen J. Kralse AFS MEMBERS M. Kuhn C. Jacobsen M. Johnshoy M. McLeod B. Johnson C. Johnson K. Johnson L. Johnson P. Karvduth J. Karnulainen C. Keller I. Knapp K. Knutson D. Kovack A. Krake D. Krapu J. Krause C. Kruger $ Kueniel C. labarazyk R. Lamoreaux C. landwehr M. Landwehr J. Larson G. lee P. Iceman J. lindstrom A. lacke G. Manlve C. Matin S. Mallak K. Mansk K. Mares N. Merhar H. Moiie B. Murphy C. Murphy V. Mussetter D. McClarty K. Nelson P. Nelson B. Neuman A, Norstad I. Oatman K. Odegard G. Okerstrom M. Opheim R. Olson C. Overby K. Overlld J. Pederson N. Penrod C. Peterson D. Peterson M. Peterson R. Pinade S. Peerce M. Preiner S. Rainey C. Randall S. Rutherford D. Reynolds R. Richards R. Roedecher D. Rosholt M. Roes D. Ruud I. Sangreno J. Series N. Schussler C. Schultz D. Sleber D. Slssenwine D. Spang M. Stoddard B. Straw J. Sutherland B. Swanson P. Talberg P. Taylor C. Talorzyh C. Testin P. Theis P. Fraser O. Thompson S. Thoresen J. Thompson N. Viller K. Vogland M. V addell D. Wangaard C. Walking R. Westberg B. White R. Whlttemore J. Wickstrom S. Willinger J. Winter S. Wold C. Wolfram C. Yeager E. Yembor L Yovnggren K. Yung 199 200 “Calamity Jane Was . . . Calamity Jane was . . . chorus girls and wild In- dians . . . lingering melodies like Windy City ' Secret Love and A Woman's Touch . . . Mrs. Cope's marvelous directing . . . costumes taking yards and yards . . . and yards of material . . . late night snacks after long rehearsals . . . mothers call- ing ... Arnie's dislocated shoulder . . . Adelaide, the sex symbol . . . thunderous applause ... a stand- ing ovation every night . . . and an extra perform- ance required by popular demand . . . Calamity Jane was most of all Lori Hanson. Students Try Involvement 202 The '68-'69 Student Council, headed by David Swanson, was idea and action packed. At the beginning of the school year committees were formed to try and obtain clocks for the halls, flowers for the planter, and music for the lunch- room. A grievance committee was set up to hear and solve student complaints. The council cre- ated Spirit Week before the Lincoln-Kennedy football game to encourage school patriotism. One of the biggest projects begun by the coun- cil was the establishment of a student lounge. The Metro-Suburban Teen Project and the United Fund Drive were also important ventures spon- sored by the student council. . . . Teaching, and Helping The purpose of the Future Teach- ers of America was to give inter- ested students a better under- standing of the role arid respon- sibilities of teaching. Club mem- bers had the opportunity to try teaching at nearby elementary schools. The enthusiastic help and sup- port that went unmentioned at athletic games, PTA meetings. College Night, and other school functions came from members of the Service Club. They hand- ed out programs and acted as guides throughout the year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (opposite page): Tad Bothwell. vice-pres.; Jim Roth, treas.; Dave Swanson, pres.; Gwen Peterson, sec. (not pictured). STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: J. Kneip, M. Metzig, G. Kallevig. J. Kolkind, J. Olson, M. Johnson, G. Mortenson, D. Finley, M. Junge, C. Hunt, T. Montgomery, B. Smith, T. Wakely, D. Ehrhardt, T. Wilson, J. Dexter, S. Merrifield, L. Roster, T. Fischer, M. Forrey, G. Struthers, M. Kampmeyer, T. Hewson, T. Ruud, G. Bailey, D. Kimball C,. Schol, M. Bentson, P Jones, D. Reese, J. Larson, P. Stomberg, P. Murphy, R. Packer, D. Scherf, J. Sidfert, E. Beadle, J. Velie, C. Keller, R. Taylor, D. Peterson, N. Haggberg, J. Roth, B. White, K. Price, S. Duerr, J. Wood, J. Netherton, S. Carter, J. Oppen, L. Duvick, S. Noreng, M. MarCia, B. Peterson, P. Thul, B. Radfke, D. Brush, D. Hann, S. Kraufkremer, G. Vanderscheuren, D. Wawracz, A. Krake, B. Voidness, S. Rainey, P. Larson, J. Freeman, P. Taylor, B. Fremder, P. Pindor, K. Skogland, P. Price, and K. Bourdouklis. SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS (top): Back row: Pat Loschieder, Donna Anderson, Debbie Reynolds, Cindy Peterson. Mid- dle row.- Karen Kloster, Cindy LeClaire, Chris Carlson, Patty Binns, Debbie McClarty, Carolyn Anderson. Front row: Jill Whiting, Karie Yung, Debbie Grebner, and Kathy Stark. FTA MEMBERS (left): Back row.- Jeanne Dunn, Chris Franks, Karen Nelson, Margaret McCalla, Kathy Mansk, Sherri Lagerquist, Robbi Kovach, Sharon Freund, Carol Pdterson, Diane Harr, Jane Kriel, Cathy Cooley. Front row.- Jeanette Smith, Debbie Hatfield, Sue Anderson, Mary Johnshoy, Cindy Yager, Sharon Campbell. FTA OFFICERS (above); Sherry Lagerquist, sec.; Jane Griel, pres.,- Sue Anderson, vice-pres.,- and Robbi Ko- vach, treas. 204 They Converse With the World The biggest project of B.A.R.K.— Bloomington Amateur Radio Klub— was sending Christmas messages to anyone anywhere. The rest of the year is spent in transmitting and re- ceiving messages from other radio clubs. B.A.R.K. is affiliated with the American Relay Radio League. BARK OFFICERS: Brad Bolkom, treasurer; Grant Halvorson, president; BARK MEMBERS: Bob Krueger, Keith Kaiser, Dave Krueger, and and Chris Cowan, communications manager. Jeff King. 205 VICA MEMBERS (top picture) Back row.- Mary Besser, Jean Studer, Ann Gilbertson, Kevin Hetchler, Mark Krueger, Joe Tolkein. Mark Dols, Carl Olson. Middle row: Janet Morris, Kim Peterson, Terry Aspholm, Richard Nelson, Chuck Williams, Mark Lehman, Dennis Carpenter. Front row: Joyce Julson, Jim Sinnott, Bob Bergstrom, Peggy Olson, Randy Crist, and Larry Oliver. NOEA MEMBERS (bottom picture): Yvonne Turcotte, Anemone Engel, Barb Berge, Carol Hottel, Parlette Hofseth, Shirley Ryan, Donna Miller, Teri Nelson, Kathy Slagel, Roger Hellesvig, Shari Pannkuk, Sandy Carter, Gerry Peterson, Carol Nelson, Debbie White, Chris Mertz, Kathy Warner, and Mary Stillman. VICA, NOEA Help Teach Vocations VICA is the local unit of state and national Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Its purpose is to provide occupational training for high school students. The club tries to develop leadership abili- ties in its members through par- ticipation in numerous activities. NOEA is a co-curricular national youth organization dedicated to serve students enrolled in voca- tional office education. It is a pro- gram which develops the stu- dent's abilities and interest in the business world. . . . All the World's A Qtage ... Thespians, a national organization for high school dramatists, was a goal desired by all who had participated in a play. To become a Thespian, a student had to have worked on various stage crews for a minimum number of hours and have had at least a walk-on part in one play. The Thespian Club tries to further interest in theater arts by attending numerous plays and learning the work that goes on be- hind the scenes. THESPIAN MEMBERS: TOP: Kris Durkott, sec.; Cathy Crowley, pres.; Dave Bolen, clerk; Curt Carr, v. pres.; Marcia Landw$hr, treas.; Char Enroth, historian. LEFT, Steve Olson, Tim Leonard, Pat Taylor, Scott Farr, and Judy Rivard. RIGHT, John Seveland, Ron Richard, Mary Beck, Mindy O'Neil, Ben Wiech, and Tom Broughton. From the Land of Qky Blue Waters The Aqua Debs practiced hard ail year long to perfect difficult stunts, dives, and strokes set to music. Their extensive practice resulted in the '68 synchronized swimming show, A Walk Down Broadway. The girls did their own choreography and costumes, with help from their ad- visor, Mrs. M. Allen. AQUA DEB MEMBERS: First row: Monica Mellon, Sue Chapman, pres.; Joni James, Cherie Wheat, Diane Og- den, Cindy Sullivan. Second row: Car- ol Peterson, Mary Emmons, Bonnie Bolin, Marcia Johnson, Pat Kerr, Kitty Sickich. Third row: Jean Jackson, Cathy Eggan, Pat Beltz, Carolyn Pe- terson. Last row: Carolyn Peterson, Nancy Haggberg, Nancy Penrod, Jeanine Eckels, Kris Dickinson. Bear Is a Four Letter Word Crop those pictures please . . . oops . . . hand me the eraser .. . one lay- out done, only 270 to go ... have the pictures come yet? . . . where are those pictures? . . . three days 'til deadline, 95 pages left ... I'M LOSING MY MIND . . . are your pages done? . . . yes—well, just about ... I resign, Mr. Howden . . . You can't resign You're fired . . . tough . . . emergency all night meeting . . . are we done, you mean actually finished . . . Ahhh! .. . '69 BEAR EDITORS: opposite page—Kathy Johnson, editor (top); Janis Olson, busi- ness; and Nancy Kimball, classes (middle); Sharon Kuenzel, curriculum (bottom). This page-Janet Blake, copy; Patsy Haggberg, activities (top); Denise Studt, sports; Mike Pearson, photography (middle); Pat Los- chieder, advertising (bottom). Language Creates Understanding Language clubs taught words of welcome in five different lan- guages. Travelogue slides and descriptive words from guest speakers encouraged language club members to learn more about the country of their lan- guage. Fiestas, a Roman ban- quet, folk dances, and a marvel- ous state language festival kept members enthusiastic through- out the year. 210 LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS: Janice Larson, German Club sec.; Barb Hanson, Latin Club pres.; Pat Taylor, French Club sec.. Bob Ihrig, German Club pres.; Cynthia Yaeger, Spanish Club rep., Joan Freeman, German Club sec.- treas.; and Ann Mayfield, French Club pres. Not pictured: Mark Gorman, Russian Club pres.; Dave Hann, vice pres.; and Steve McDonough, sec. Clubs Strive for Learning The philosophy club spent the year discussing the philosophies of Nietzsche and Pascal. The pur- pose of the club was to examine these great thinkers of the past. Members strived to understand why the philosophers thought as they did and the effect of their philosophies on the world. Mr. Donald Kuzma, advisor, lectured at each meeting and guided the discussions. The chess club was for students who wished to sharpen their skills at playing chess. Numerous games played at Lincoln various levels of skill prepared members for the State High School Chess Tournament. Participation in the Metro- politan Chess Conference and the local All-Stu- dent Chess tournament gave chess club mem- bers an incentive for improving their game. PHILOSOPHY CLUB MEMBERS (top): Kris Matfila. Mark Stanford, Bob Moir, Mindy O'Neil, Chris Zahn, Steve McDonough, Kathy Knutson, and Beth Radtke. CHESS CLUB MEMBERS (left): Julie Fissel, Paul Op- heim, Mark Gorman, Gary Westfall, Bill Lang, Mark Brokering, and Steve Thompson. 211 Seniors Celebrate Seniority A breakfast held first hour in the LHS cafeteria on February 10 marked 213 the beginning of Senior Week. Artistic paper cor- sages, water balloons, and green confetti helped seniors to celebrate the week. Dress-Up Day, Weird Wednesday, Play- nite, and Sports Day made the week a success. The Sweetheart Dance on Valentine's Day, held af- ter the basketball game, was an appropriate end to a memorable week. J.IHCOU Treasurer Vice President Secretary President Mike Bullard Bill Adams Pat Rudolf Bill Mahlum Qenior Class Officers 216 Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Catherine Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Donna Anderson, Gary Anderson, Jacqueline Anderson, Julie Anderson, Karen Anderson, Kimberly Anderson, Meredith Anderson, Susan Anderson, Terry Annett. Elizabeth Armstrong, Linda Arne, Linda Axtell, Mitchell Bailey, Gregg Banks, Marcia Barbeau, Cheryl Bauer, Susan Beattie, Mary Jo Beck, Colleen Beeler, Deborah Behrendt, Kim Belford, Karen Belfz, Patricia Bengtson, Marsha Benson, Gary Benson, Steven 217 Benson, Susan Berg,Janet Berg, Kathy Berge, Barbara Bergstreser, Brad Bergstrom, Robert Besser, Mary Bielke, Steven Biever, Carol Binns, Robert Bjorklund, Brad Blake, Janet Bligard, Marcia 218 Blohm, Rick Boeser, Joan Bolen, David Bolkcom, Charles Boomgaarden, Marty Borgen, Edward Borgert, Michael Both well. Tad Bouchard, Dana Bourdouklis, Karen Boyd, Sally Boyles, Jerri Bradford, Stephen Braun, Richard Bredesen, Burhnam Briesemeister, Sandra Brinkhaus, Mary Brister, John Brokke. Robert Broughton, Walter Brown, Barbara Brown, Gretchen Bue, Bonnie Bullard, Michael Bulson, Larry Bulson, Linda Bungert, Carol Busch, Linda Byron, Bonnie Cameron, Thomas Campbell, Sharon Carlson, Ellen Carlson, Sherry 220 Carlson, Wayne Carpenter, Dennis Carter, Sandrya Cernjar, Greg Chapman, Pat Chapman, Susan Chevalier, Linda Chiappetti, Cliff Christensen, Christianson, Coffelt, Jeanne Mary Toni Christensen, Cleveland, Cola, Karen Catherine James Christianson, Cobb, Cooley, Gregg Don Catherine Cooner, Jack Cornelius, Peggy Cornforth, Ray Couch, Kim Cowell, Tom Craig, Teresa Crowley, Catherine Dale, Timothy Dodge, Richard Dols, Mark Dourte, Victoria Dueland, Daniel Duerr, Stephen Dugal, Linda Dugan, Suzanne Dugan, Terry Duncan, Robert Dawson, Dawn DeRudder, Graceanne DeRudder, Scott Devito, Sandra Dickie, Linda Dickinson, Krisanne Dickinson, Linda Dille, Barbara 221 Dunlap, Marchele Durkot, Kristine Duvick, Vicki Eckert, Gary Eckmann, Sharon 222 Edwardson, Steve Eggan, Catherine Eggebrecht, David Eichten, Mary Eklund, Pauline Elder, Joe Elrod, William Elzea, Jacquelyn Emanuelson, Janet Emmons, Mary Engel, Annemore Engelsen, Gary Engstrand, Daniel Enroth, Charliss Erickson, Brian Erickson, Katherine Ethier, Berndette Evenson, Luanne Everett, Lyneffe Fager, Connie Fager, James Fansler, Ronald Farnell, Michael Farr, Scott Farrar, Janet Feist, Alvin Fischer, Gary Fish, Force, Fraser, James Evelyn Patricia Flint, Fors, Fredrickson, Claudia Jerry Anne Foley, Forseth, Furuli, Robert Terry Norman Furuli, Sharon Gabriel, Kristy Gaskell, Denise Gearou, David Geilfuss, Louise George, Michael Gerry, Kirk Gibbons, Mark 224 Glavan, John Gleason, Paula Gochnour, Donna Goetzen, Richard Gordon, Lind Gorman, Mark Grace, Richard Grahn, Pamela Grant, Kathy Grebner, Gundvaldson, Hall, Deborah Wayne Bruce Grobel, Gustafson, Halme, John Susan Peggy Gubdjartsson, Haeg, Halvorsen, Greg Susan Grant Gunderson, Haggberg, Halverson, Kevin Patsy Cheryl Halverson, Patricia Hamilton, Martha Hann, David Hansen, Barbara Hanson, Jerrold Hart, James Hartke, Lynn Haslip, Barbara 225 226 Havel, Chrisanne Hayes, Kenneth Heckman, John Hegg,LaVonne Heitzman, Diane Hellesvig, Roger Hemken, Michael Herman, Roxann Hickey, Michael Hicks, David Hill, Robert Hitter, Sandra Hochstatter, Hodnik, Holman, Holmes, Honsvall, Ruth David David Nancy Sherril Hodgkins, Hofseth, Holmberg, Holz, Hottel, George Paulette Nicky Betty Carol Hovey, Roger Howard, Holly Howe, Howley, Hubbard Huchendorf, Humphries, Ihrig, Gretcben James Barbara Karen Bonnie Robert Johnson, Monte Johnston, David Judge, Jeb Julson, Joyce Kadlec, Chester Kaiser, Susan Jacobsen, Cindy Jennings, Susan Jeske, Duane Johnshoy, Dan Johnson, Brad Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Kathic E. Johnson, Kathy L. Kersting, Stephen Kalman, Bonna Kampmeyer, Mary Kaphings, Thomas Keefe, Maureen Keller, Ralph Kelly, Patricia Kelsey, Gregg Kemper, Bruce Kendall, Bruce Kerr, Barbara Kesler, Barry Kimball, Nancy Kinyon, Mary Kloster, Karin Knoepke, Debra Knutson, Kathleen Kolkind, John Kuhn, Robert Lacy, Janice Lamoreaux, Mark Lange, Larson, Janice Lacke, Ann Laden, Lawrence Landwehr, Marcia Karolynn Larson. Julie Langevin, David Kriel, Jane Kroyer, Daniel Krueger, Mark Krueger, Robert Kruger, Carolyn Kuenzel, Sharon Kopfmann, Dennis Koplitz, Paul Koss, Gary Kranz, Kraig Krapu, Debra 229 Larson, Paul Larson, Robert Larson, Ronald Lau, Patricia LeClair, Cindy Lee, Deborah Leipold, Sharon Leonard, Tim Lewis, James Lindberg, Dale Lindberg, Scott Lindsfrom, Jerry Little, James Livingston, Mike Lloyd, Stephen Loeppky, Valerie Loiselle, Darlene Lokensgard, Karen Lorsbach, Bob Loscheider, Patricia Ludvigsen, Michael Lundeen. Lonnie McCombs, Steve McDonald, Craig McDonough, Maryann McDonough, Steve McGrane, Dan McLeod, Mallak, Mayfield, Mary Susan Ann McMullin, Manlove, Melander, Jack Gwenel Kurt Maher, Martin, Melberg, James Carol Carl Maher, Martin, Merrifield, Kevin Linda, Sharon Mahlum, Mathwich, Mertz, Bill Sandra Christie 231 Miller, Donna Miller, Randine Mittelstaedf, David Mohn, Daleyna Mohr, Gordon Moir, Robert Moline, Robert Montouri, Patricia Moravec, Karen Morawski, Jill 232 Morris, Janet Mortenson, Gary Mueller, Steffanie Murphy, Colleen Murphy, Marquerite Myrmel, Craig Nash, Barbara Needham, Mark Nelson, Carol Nelson, Douglas Nelson, Laurel Nelson, Richard Nelson, Teri Nelson, Thomas Nemec, Yvonne Newman, Scott Newport, Susan Nice, Peggy Nielsen, Patsy Nolan, Debbie Novak, Kurt Odegard, Karen Oliver, Lawrence Olsby, Gail Olson, Jalaine Olson, Janis Olson, Shelley Olson, Stephen 233 Olson, Steven O'Neil, Melinda Oppegard, Patricia Oppen, LaJean Oredson, Leslie Osweiler, James Otto, Chris Overby, Constance Pearson, Pelto, Petersen, Colleen Suzanne Gerri Pearson, Perrin, Petersen, Linda Debbie Kim Pearson, Peters, Peterson, Michael Sandra Brenda Peterson, Pitzrick, Cynthia Gerald Peterson, Plath, Diane Barbara Radtke, Mary Beth Raun, Gary Rice, Gary Richard, Eileen Richter, Kathy Ricketts, Patricia Riegert, Cheryl Rimnac, Donna Rippel, Rollin Roach, Donald Platt, Greg Pond, Constance Pope, Stephen Price, Paul Purcell, Margaret Pyle, Doris 235 Roberson, Marsha Rosenblad, Jill Rudolph, Patricia Ruhme, Paul Runnels, Mark Russ. Marilyn Ryan, Shirley Rykken, Bruce Rosholf, Donnis Ross, David Samlaska, James Sandell, Bryce Sass, Patricia Savage, Judy Savola, Pam Schiffman, Lolly Schultz, Christine Schultz, Margaret Schultz, Mary Schultz. Thomas Schwartz, Melanie Secord, Joanne Sellner, Jeanne Seterstrom, Gayle Seveland, John Shinabarger, Thomas Siitari, Steven Sikich, Matthew Slagel, Kathy Smith, Brent Smith, Deborah Smith, Jean 237 Smith, Snesrud, Stanford, Cindy Gene Mark Smith, Sorensen, Stark, Michael Cathie Douglas Smith, Sorensen, Stark, Soni Linda Kathy Swanke, Robert Swanson, Daniel Swanson, David Swanson, Nadine Stephenson, Joanne Sficha, Paul Stillman, Mary Stinson, Jeanette Stock. Michael Straw, Carolyn Streed, Steve Studt, Denise Stutelberg, Julie Sunde, Paul Swanson, Roberta Swenson, Raymond Tait, Barry Tapper, Randy Taragos, Gregg Taylor, Patricia Testin, Cathy Tetrick, Jerry Tew, Pamela Theis, Edmund Thompson, Zoe Thoresen, Debbie Thoresen, Sheryl Tilden, Mary Tone, Dennis Traefow, James 239 Thielen, Lynn Thompson, John Thompson, Steve 240 Urbach, Mike Vereide, Terry Viellieux, Loretta Vogel, lance Volgerson, Debra Von Bargen, Iris Waddell, Marilee Wagner, Betse • Wesfberg, Roberta Wesrfahl, Gary White, Debbie White, Shannon Whiting, Jill Whittemore, Robyn Wickstrom, Julie Wiech, Bennett Wieser, Richard Willman, Charles Wilson, David Wilson, Lane Wilson, Michael Wimmer, Richard Winch, Nancy 241 242 Tom Bain Curt Carr Barbara Fremder Wolden, Bruce Wood, Judith Workman, Mark Worwa, Christine Wright, Gary Young, Amy Yushta, Jerry Zimpfer, Tom Zube, Deborah Studer, Jene SENIORS NOT PICTURED Adams, Kenneth Huston, Phillip Nelson, Pamela Adelman, Carol Hyman, Karen Olson, Cheryl Alexander, Linda Jankord, Monica Olson, Margaret Anderson, Kathy Johnson, Craig Overvold, Chris Andre, Bill Kallehbach, Bruce Paulson, Steve Aspholm, Terry Kanduth, Pamela Perron, Paul Bjorum, Debra Kennedy, Marlys Pickens, Jack Boecher, Susan King, Dana Schenek, Steve Brenner, Bob Kudrle, Janis Schweitzer, Joel Carlson, Bruce Laursen, Dwight Sinnott, James Cowan, Christopher Long, Michael Skogland, Kathleen Cribb, Robert Luedke, Thomas Smith, Gary Crist, Randall McCune, Pat Sorenson, Cheryl Daniel, Catherine McMullin, Larry Thompson, Tom Erickson, Robert Maddaus, Terry Tolkein, Charles Folz, Craig Meany, Francis Verrall, Nicholas Francis, John Mellen, Michael Wakely, Tim Freeman, Joan Merhar, Nancy Wallin, Valll Gullikson, James Mertz, Steve Walsh, Eileen Hake, Steven Miller, David Watkins, Dave Hallich, Della Molin, Cheryl Webb, Carleton Hanson,Jack Monitor, Thomas Welin, Daniel Harris, Phillip Mullin, Steven Welin, Margaret Helsene, Gordon Munger, James Wickland, Ward Hetchler, Kevin Holm, James Nelson, Gary Will, Pat This Qpace for Autographs Compliments of the Senior Class 246 At Last! June 5, 1968 marked the end of the twelve years of schooling for over 530 seniors. The graduation exercises were held outdoors in the waning light of a beautiful day. The graduating seniors had mixed emotions—re- luctance to leave the security of familiar sur- roundings and anticipation for whatever lay ahead. They held as their very own the memories of the good times, sad times, and funny times of their class. 247 The Bears Take a 9pring Fling at Qouthtown Shelly Olson discussing information pertaining to her Marketing, Sales Promotion, Advertising Job Manual with Roger Grande, Lawn, Garden, and Toy Dept. Mgr. J 0 B R E L A T E D 1 N S T R U C T I O N MONTGOMERY WARD Training Distributive Education SENIORS Cathy Cleveland and Craig Johnson, Catalog Dept. 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AFS. 10. 11. 12; GAA, 10; Inter- national Relations, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club. 10, 11; Spanish Club. 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens, 10. 11. 12 AHLSTROM, TERRY L. ALEXANDER, LINDA ALFTON, DENNIS L. Concert Band. 10, It, 12; Intramural Sport� . 12 ALLAN, PEGGY L. AFS. 10. II. 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11. 12 ANDERSON, BEVERLY J. DECS, 12; Y-Teen� , 10 ANDERSON, CATHIE LEE Future Teachers. 10; letln Club, 10; MahQuh. II, 12; Y-Teens. 11. 12 ANDERSON, CURTIS G. ANDERSON, DONNA J. GAA, 11. 12; Service Club. 12; Yeer- book. 12 ANDERSON, GARY I. Orchestra, 10, II; Pep Club, 12; Ski Team Manager. 11, 12 ANDERSON, JACQUELINE L. GAA. 10. 11; Honor Society. 11. 12, International Relations, 12; Latin Club. 10, 11, 12 ANDERSON, JULIE K. AFS, 10; German Club, 12 ANDERSON, KAREN CHRISTINE GAA. 10. II—Sec., 12—Pres.; Y- Teens. 10,- Pop Group Singers. 12 ANDERSON. KATHRYN L. AFS. 10; German Club, 12; Interna- tional Relations, 11; Y-Teens, 10, II, 12 ANDERSON, KIM T. Mah-Quh. II ANDERSON, MEREDITH AFS, 10. 11; Spanish Club. 11; Y- Teens, 10. 12 ANDERSON, SUSAN J. AFS, II. 12; Future Teachers, 10, 11. 12; German Club, II; Hon-So- ciety, 11. 12; Service Club, 11 ANDERSON. TERRY ELAINE Hockey Cheerleader. 12; Lincoln Players. 11 ANDRE, BILL A. Pep Club. 12 ANNETT, ELIZABETH J. DECA, 12,- Girl's Glee Club, 11 ARMSTRONG, LINDA AFS, 10. 11. 12,- Flag Twirlers. 12; GAA. 10; Honor Society. II, 12. Ski Club. 12; Spanish Club. 10, 11. 12; Yearbook, 11; Y-Teens, 10. 11, 12 ARNE, LINDA MARIE Girl's Glee Club, 12 Senior Class Index ASPHOLM, TERRY A. lettermen's Club II, 12; VICA. 12; Gymnastics. 10, 11, 12 AXTELL, MITCH A. Lettermen's Club. 12; Football, 10, 11, 12,- Pop Group Singers, 12 BAILEY, GREGG International Relations, II, 12; Stu- dent Council, 11, 12; Wrestling. 10 BAIN. THOMAS A. Student Council. 12; BYC Delegate, 12 BANKS, MARCIA R. Bruinettes, 11 -Co-Captain, 12; French Club. II; GAA. 10; Honor Society, 11, 12; International Rela- tion� , 12; Lincoln Players, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club, 10; Student Council, 11—Tree� .. 12; Winter For- mal Queen. 12,- Y-Teens. 10. II. 12 BARBEAU, CHERYL LEE BAUER, SUZANNE Majorette, 10. 11,- Honey Bears, 10, II. 12 BEATTIE, MARY JO AFS, 10; French Club. 11. 12; Inter- national Relations. 11; Meh-Quh. 10, It 12-Sports Editor; Ski Club, 10. II. 12 BECK, MARY COLLEEN Honey Bears, 12,- Honor Society, 11, 12; Thetpians, 12 BEELER. DEBORAH GAY Y-Teens, 12 BEHRENDT, KIM KAY GAA, 10. II BELFORD, KAREN JEAN GAA, 10; Yearbook, 12 BELTZ, PATRICIA JEAN AFS, 10. Aqua Debt, 10. 11. 12; Concert Band, 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses. 10; GAA, 10, 11—Tree� ., Orchestra, II; Y-Teens, 10, 12; Red Cross Club. 12—Pres. BENGTSON, MARSHA AFS. II. 12; French Club. 11, 12; Homecoming Queen. 12; Honor So- ciety, 11, 12; Student Council. 12; Y-Teens. 10, 11. 12-Chaplain BENSON, GARY G. BENSON. STEVE Wrestling, 10 BENSON, SUE J. GAA. 10; Ski Club. 12 BERG, JANET French Club, II, 12; International Relation� , 12; Y-Teens, 11. 12 BERG, KATHY SUE German Club, 12 BERGE, BARBARA L. NOEA. 12-Publicity; Y-Teens, 10 BERGSTRESSER, BRAD J. Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 BERGSTROM, ROBERT VICA, 12 BESSER, MARY A. VICA. 12—Trees. BIELKE, STEVEN ROBERT AFS. 10. 11. 12. Debate. II; DECA. 11—Trees.. 12-Pres-; Honor Society, 11, 12,- Service Club, 11 BIEVER, CAROL S. Y-Teens, 12 BINNS, BOB lettermen's Club, 12,- Basketball, 10, 11; Cross Country, II, 12,- Track. 10, 11. 12 BJORKLUND, BRAD W. BJORUM, CHRIS Orchestra. 10, 11. 12,- Ski Club, 12 BLAKE, JANET LEE AFS, 10. 11-Publicity Chairman; Evergreen, 10, 11, 12—Editorial Board, GAA, 10; Honor Society. 11, 12; Meh-Quh, II, 12—Co-Managing Editor; Student Council, 10; Winter Formal Coronation Chairman, 11; Yearbook, II, 12, Copy Ed.tor. Quill Scroll. 12; Y-Teens. 10. II. 12- Chap., Pres. BLIGARD, MARCIA MARIE Y-Teens, 12 BLOHM, RICK Gymnastics. 10. 11, 12; Lettermen's Club, 12 BOECHER, SUSAN N. French Club. 10 BOESER, JOAN M. BOLEN, DAVE AFS, 10,- International Relations, II, 12; Thespians, 10. 11. 12-Clerk; Stagelighting, 10, II, 12 BOLKCOM, CHARLES B. Concert Band. 10, 11, 12, BARK. 10, 11, 12—Tree� .; Honor Society, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball. 12; Golf, It. 12 BOOMGAARDEN, MARTY JO Future Nurses, 12; Concert Choir, 12; Y-Teens, 12 BORGEN, EDWARD H. Pep Band. 10 BORGERT, MICHAEL D. BOTHWELL, TAD T. Lettermen's Club, 11, 12,- Pep Club, 12, - student Council. 10. 11-Sec.. 12 —V. Pres.,- Winter Formal 12; King, 12,- Baseball. 10, 11. 12; Basketball. 10. II. 12-Captain; Football. 10. 11. 12—Co-Captain BOUCHARD, DANA DIANE AFS. 10; Bruinettes. 12; Lincoln Players. 10. tl-V. Pres.; Yearbook. 10 BOURDOUKLIS, KAREN LEE MehQuh. 11. 12—Advertising Edi- tor; Student Council, 12 BOYD, SALLY M. Lincoln Players, 11; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 BOYLES, JERRI LYNN AFS. 10. II. 12; Class Trees., 11; Future Nurses. 12; Homecoming M.C.. 12; Honey Bears, 10, 11, 12; International Relations, 11, 12; Kara e Club, 10. Madrigals. 10; Prom Com- mittee, II; Ski Club, 10. II; Year- book, 11; Y-Teens. 11, 12 BRADFORD, STEPHEN C. BRAUN, RICH lettermen's Club, 12; Football, 10, II. 12,- Hockey. 10, 11; Track, II. 12 BREDESEN, BUCKY Intramural, 12 BRENNER, RUPERT J. BRIESMEISTER, SANDRA AFS. 12. GAA, 10; German Club. 10; Y-Teens, 10, 11. 12 BRINKHAUS, MARY M. Girl's Glee Club. 10. II. 12« Y- Teens, 12 BRISTER, JOHN TYLER Evergreen. 11, 12 BROKKE, BOB H. BROUGHTON. W. THOMAS Honor Society. II. 12; Thespians, 12 BROWN, BARBARA ANN Y-Teens. 10, 11, 12—Chapter Pres.; Young Republicans. 12; Ski Club. 12; Future Nurses, 10, 12 BROWN, GRETCHEN AFS, II. 12,- B Squad Cheerleader. 10; A Squad Cheerleader, 12; GAA. 11,- German Club, 11, 12; Roney Bears, 10, II; Honor Society, 11, 12—Social Chairman,- Student Coun- cil. 11; Y-Teens. 12 BUE, BONNIE JEAN AFS. 12; Choir, 10, 11 BULLARD, MICHAEL D. Claw Treas., 12,- lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Lincoln Players. 12; Pep Club. 12,- Intramural Basketball, 11; Bascball, 10; Basketball. 10; Foot- ball. 10. 11,- Track. 11 BULSON, LINDA L. Girl s Glee Club. 10. II BUNGERT, CAROL JEAN AFS, 10. II, 12; French Club, 12. International Relations, II, 12; Lin- coln Players, II BUSCH, LINDA AFS, 10; Lincoln Players 11 BYRON, BONNIE L. Spanish Club. 10, 11 CAMERON, THOMAS M. Wrestling. 12 CAMPBELL, SHARON MARIE Future Teachers, 11, 12,- Y-Teens, 10, 11. 12 CARLSON, BRUCE W. CARLSON, ELLEN F. Student Council, II; Y-Teens, 12 CARLSON, SHERRY L. Spanish Club, 12; Student Council, 11; Y-Teens. 12 CARLSON. WAYNE J. Chess Club, 10; Honor Society, 11, 12. Golf, 11, 12; Soccer. 11; Swim- ming Manager, 10, II, 12 CARPENTER, DENNIS C. DECA, II; VICA. 12 CARR, CURTIS C. AFS. 10. II-Trees.. 12-Pres.; Fu- ture Teachers, 12,- Latin Club, 10, 11—Treat,, 12—V. Pres.; Student Council, II; Thespian� , 10, 11, 12— V. Pres. CARTER, SANDRYA DENISE Homecoming Queen Candidate, 12; NOEA. 12; Student Council. II. 12, Y-Teens. 12 CERNJAR, GREG D. International Relations, 12; letter- men's Club. 12,- Pep Club. 12; Base- ball. 11; Football. 10, II, 12; Track. 10; Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 CHAPMAN, PATRICK JAMES Intramural Basketball. 12; Hockey 10. II CHAPMAN, SUSAN R. AFS, 11; Aqua Debs. 10, 11. 12- Pres; Concert Bend, 10, 11. 12; Glfl'1 GIm Club, 10; Honor Society. II, 12; Latin Club, 10; Pep Club, 10; Pop Group Singer� , II, 12; Ski Club, 1«; Spanish Club, 10. 11; Y- Teem, II. 12 CHEVALIER, LINDA M. AFS, 10; NOEA, 12; Student Coon- cil, II; Y-Teens, II, 12 CHIAPPETTI, BUZZ CHRISTENSEN, JEANNE L. AfS, 11. 12—V Pro� .; Latin Club, II, 12-Trea .; Service Club. 11; Ski- Club. II CHRISTENSEN, KAREN E. AFS, II, 12. GAA, 10, II; Honey Beer . 10; Honor Society. II. 12 CHRISTIANSON, GREGG O CHRISTIANSON. MARY A. CLEVELAND. CATHY J. DECA, 12,- Student Council, 11 COBB, DON S. Concert Band, 10 COFFELT, TONI French Club, 12; Ski Club. 12 COLA, JIM COOLEY, CATHY JANE AFS. 12; French Club. 12; Future Teacher , 11, 12; Y-Teem, 10, 11, 12-Chapter Pre . COONER, JACK M. Track. 10; Wrettling, 10 CORNELIUS, PEGGY J. CORNFORTH, RAYMOND J. Concert Band. 10, 11. 12 CORNIC, LILY YVETTE AFS. 12, French Club, 12-V. Pres.; International Relationi, 12; Y-T en� , 12 COUCH, KIM FCA, 12; Homecoming King Candi- date. 12; Homecoming Attendant, II; International Relation , 11; Let- termen' Club, 11. 12; Cross Coun- try, 11; Football, 10; Hockey, 10, 11. 12; Track. 10, 11 COWAN, CHRISTOPHER L. BARK, 11, 12 COWELL, THOMAS J. CRAIG, TERESA CRIBB, ROBERT C. CRIST, RANDY PAUL VICA. 12 CROWLEY. CATHERINE J. GAA, 10; Lincoln Player� , 11; Madri- gal . 10. II; Thespians, 11, 12—Pre . DALE, TIMOTHY H. DANIEL, CATHERINE G. GAA, 10. 11. 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Madrigal� , 10, 11; Pop Group Singer . II, 12 DAWSON, DAWN LYN AFS, 10. 11; Pep Band. 10; Concert Band, 11, 12; Spanith Club, 10, 11; Y-Teen� , 10, II, 12 DeRUDDER, CHRIS DECA, 11. 12 DeRUDDER, SCOTT DeVITO, SANDRA MARIE Future Nur e , 10, II, 12—Treat.; GAA, 10; International Relation� , 12; Y-Teem, 11 DICKIE, LINDA LEE Futura Nurtet, 12; GAA, 10; Pep Club, 10, 11 -Pre� .,- Spanith Club, 11; Yearbook. 12; Y-Teem, 10. 11. 12 DICKINSON. KRIS AFS, 10. 11. 12; Aqua Deb� , 10. 11. 12; French Club, 11. 12; Spirit of Homocoming, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Prom Decoration Co-Chair- man, 11; Service Club, 12; Student Council. 12; Y-Teem, 10, II, 12- Chapter Pre . DICKINSON, LINDA SU AFS, 12; French Chib, 12; Madrigal , 11; Service Club. 12; Y-Teem. 11. 12 DILLE, BARBARA LEE Evergreen, 11 DODGE, RICHARD A. Lettermen'� Club, 12; Gymnastics, 10. II, 12 DOLS, MARK P. VICA, 12 DOURTE, VICKI FAYE A Squad Cheerleader, II. 12; French Club, II; Honor Society, 11, 12; Madrigal , 10, II; Student Council, 12 DUELAND, DANIEL DALE Che Club, II; Mah-Quh. II, 12- Exchange Editor; Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 DUERR, STEPHEN JAMES Homecoming King, 12; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 12; Baieball. 10, 11, 12; Cro� t Country, 10, 11; Soccer, II, 12 DUGAL, LINDA C. Girl Glee Club, II DUGAN, SUZANNE P. AFS, 10, II; Evergreen, 10; Glrl'a Glee Club, 11; Honor Society, 12; Orcheitra, 10, 11, 12; Pop Group Singer� , II; SpanUh Club, 10; Stu- dent Council, 12 DUGAN, TERRY M. Wrestling, 10, II DUNCAN, BOB DUNLAP, MARCHELE L. Future Teachers, 12 DURKOT, DEE KRISTINE Debate, 10. Latin Club. 10,- Lincoln Player� , 11; Thespian� , 11, 12—Soc.; Orchestra. 10; Y-Teem. 11 DUVICK, VICKI LYNN AFS, 11; Choir, 10, II; Y-Teem, 10, It. 12 ECKERT, GARY W. Letlermen's Club, 12; Wrestling, IQ 11. 12 ECKMANN, SHERRY K. Girls Glee Club, II. 12 EDWARDSON, STEVE Weight Lifting, 10, II EGGAN, CATHERINE E. Aqua Deb� , 10. II. 12; GAA, 10, 11; International Relation , 12; Lin- coln Player , 11 EGGEBRECHT, DAVID A. Concert Band, 10, 11; lattermen't Club, II, 12; Student Council, 11 j Swimming, 10, II, 12—Captain EICHTEN, MARY J. AFS, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society. 11, 12; Student Council. 12; Y-Teem, 10. 11, 12 EKLUND, PAULINE ELDER, JOE B. lettermen' Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Football. 12; Track. II ELROD, WILLIAM S. AFS, 10, 11; Pep Band. 10; BARK, 10. II; Track Manager, 10 ELZEA, JACQUELYN RAE EMANUELSON, JANET MAY EMMONS, MARY CAROL Aqua Deb . 10. II. 12; Concert Band, 10. II. 12; GAA. 10; Ger- man Club. 12; Honey Bear� , 10. 11. 12; Honor Society. II, 12; Student CouncH. 10 ENGEL, ANEMONE E. German Club, 10; Honor Society, 11. 12, NOEA. 12-Pre . ENGELSEN, GARY Homecoming. King Candidate, 12; lettermen'� Club. 12; Ski Club. 10. 11. 12—Board Member; Ski Team, 10. II, 12; Track. 10 ENGSTRAND, DANIEL V. International Relation , 12; Ski Club, 12; Student Council, 11; Intramural Sport� , 11; Ski Team. 10; Soccer. 10. 11. 12; Ski Team Manager, 12 ENROTH, CHARLISS J. Bear Mascot. II, 12; Pep Club, 12; Thespians, 11, 12 ERICKSON. BRIAN G. Pep Club, 12; Cross Country. 10; Golf. 10, II. 12; Swimming. 10 ERICKSON, BOB Soccer. 12 ERICSON,' KATHY A. French Club, 10; Internet „• Re- lations. 11; Lincoln Player . 11; Serv- ice Club. 11; Y-Teem, 10, II. 12 ETHIER. BERNADETTE T. French Club, 12; GAA. 10. 11. 12; Lincoln Player� , 11; Yearbook, 11, 12 EVENSON, LuANNE LENORE AFS. 12; Debate. 11, 12; German Club, 10, 11. 12; Honor Society, 11. 12; International Relationi, II. 12- parliamentarian; NFL, 11, 12 EVERETT, LYNETTE N. AFS, 10; Bruinotfe� , 11, 12—Tree� .; Honor Society. 11. 12; Lincoln Play- er . II; Student Council. M. 12; Yearbook. 10 FAGER, CONNIE J. Ski Club, 11, 12; Y-Teem, 10. 11. 12 FAGER, JIM S. FANSLER, RON E. Intramural Basketball, 12. Soccer, 12 FARNEL, MICHAEL P. Wrestling, 10. 11, 12 FARR, SCOTT W. AFS, II,- Che � Club, 12; Thespiam, 11. 12; Football, 10; Russian Club. 12 FARRAR, JANET FEIST, ALYIN VICA, 12 FISCHER, GARY M. Honor Society, 11. 12; lettermen' Club. 12. Ski Club, 11, 12—Pre .; Basketball. 10, 11; Football, 10, 11, 12; Ski Team. 11. 12,- Track, 10 FISH, JAMES W. FLINT, CLAUDIA S. FOLEY. ROBERT FOLZ, CRAIG A. FORCE. EVELYN LEE DECA, 11. 12-Sac FORS, JERRY D. Basketball, 11 FORSETH, TERRY ANN FRANCIS. JOHN P. FRASER, PATRICIA S. AFS. 10, 11, 12, Honey Bear� , 10, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11. 12; Span- i h Club. 11. 12; Choh, 10. 11 FREDRICKSON, ANNE ELIZABETH AFS, 10. 11; FAA. 10; Y-Teen . 12 FREEMAN. JOAN KRISTINE Future Teacher . 12; German Club, 10, 11, 12-Sec.Trea .; Student Council. 10, 12; Y-Teen . 10, 11. 12-Chapter Pre FREMDER, BARBARA Homecoming Queen Candidate, 12; Spanish Club. 12; Student Council. 10, 12,- Winter Formal Attendant, II; Y-Teem. 11, 12-Chapter Pre . FURULI, NORM J. Service Club, 10; Student Council, 10; Gymnatics, 11 FURULI, SHARON K. Girl'� Glee Club. 12,- Y-Teen� , 10, 11 GABRIEL. KRISTINE GAA. 10. II; Y-Teem, II. 12 GASKELL, DENISE A. Girl's Glee Club. 12 GEAROU, DAVID CHARLES Pep Club. 12; lettermen’ Club, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 10, 11; Track. 10, 11. 12 GEILFUSS, LOUISE A. AFS, 11; Pep Club, 12; SpanUh Club, 10, 11. 12; Y-Teem, 11 GEORGE. MICHAEL RALPH Concert Band. 10, 11, 12; Honor Society. II, 12,- Wrestling, 10. 11. 12 GERRY. KIRK L. GIBBONS, MARK THOMAS Debate. 10 GILBERTSEN, RHODA I. AFS. 10, 11. 12; German Club. 11; Student Council. 10; VICA. 12 GILLESPIE, MICHELE MARY Future Teacher . 10, 11—Trees.; SpanUh Club, 11, 12,- Latin Club, 10; Y-Teem. 10. 11, 12 GILLETTE, TRACEY SUE GLAVAN, JOHN M. Intramural Basketball, 10, 11, 12 GLEASON. PAULA RAE Future Nurses, 11; GAA, 11; Pep Club, 10; Y-Teem, 12 GOCHNAUR, DONNA L. AFS, 10, 11; Fronch Club. 12 GOETZEN, RICHARD J. Track. 10 GORDON. LINDA M. Y-Teem, 12 GORMAN, MARK W. Che � Club, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11. 12; International Relation� , 12; Student Council, 12; Russian Club, 12—Pre . GRACE. RICHARD Baseball, 10; Soccer, 12; Intramural Basketball, 12 GRAHN, PAMELA M. Orchestra, 10; Spanish Club, II, 12 GRANT. KATHY International Relations, 11, 12; Y- Teens, 11 GREBNER, DEBBIE A. German Club, 10, 11, 12; Service Club, 12—Sec.; Y-Teem, 11, 12 GROBEL, JOHN K. lettermen'� Club, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council, 11; Baseball, 10, It, 12; Football, 10, 11. 12; Wrettling, 10, II GUDBJARTSSON, GREG Concert Bend, 10, 11, 12 GULLIKSON, JAMES THOMAS lettermen'� Club. 10, 11, 12; Gym- nettle , II. 12 GUNDERSON, KEVIN E. GUNVALDSON, WAYNE E. Tenni� , 10, 11, 12 GUSTAFSON, SUSAN HAEG, SUE AAARTE Future Nurte� , 11; GAA, 10, 11; Y- Teen� , II. 12 HAGGBERG, PATSY ANN AFS, 10, 11; Honor Society. II, 12- Tree� .; Mah-Quh. 11. 12—New� Edi- to� ; Quill 4 Scroll. 11, 12; Yeer- book. II. 12—Actlvltie Editor; Y- Teen� , 10. 11—Sodel Cheirmen HAKE, STEVE MARK HALL, BRUCE C. HALLICH, DELLA L. AFS, 10; Lincoln Pleyen, 10; Mah- Quh. 10. II. 12—Edltor-irvChief; Quill Scroll, 11 ,12 HALME, PEGGY COLLEEN Mah-Quh. II; NOEA. 12; VICA, 12; Jr. Achievement, 10 HALVORSEN, GRANT T. BARK, 10. 11, 12—Free.; Honor So- ciety. 11, 12; Golf. II HALVERSON, CHERYL LYNNE HALVERSON, PATRICIA ANN Lincoln Pleyer� . 12 HAMILTON, MARTHA ANNE HANN, DAVE AFS, II— Sodel Cheirmen; Evergreen, 12. Germen Club. 10, 11-Publicity Cheirmen, 12—Pret.j Intemetlonel Relation� , 12; Lettermen't Club, 12; Spenith Club, II, 12; Student Coun- cil, 11, 12; Football, 10; Track, 10; Wrettling. 10. II. 12; Football Man- ager. 11, 12 HANSON, BARBARA JANE Debete, 12; Evergreen, II, 12—Pro- duction Editor; Honor Society, 11, 12—Recording Sec.; Intemetlonel Re- lation� . 11, 12; Latin Club, 11, 12- Pre� .; Y-Teent. 10. 11 HANSON. JASON HANSON, JERROLD A. Concert Bend. 10, 11, 12,- Hockey, 10; Soccer. 12 HARRIS, PHILLIP J. HART, JAMES M. Track. 10, 11, 12; Wrettling, 10, 11. 12 HARTKE, LYNN S. HASLIP, BARBARA L. HAVEL, CHRISANNE Lincoln Player� , 11; Medrigelt, II; Pop Group Singer� , 12; Yearbook, 11; Y-Teen . 11, 12; Ru� � len Club, 12 HAYES, KENNETH A. FCA, 12; lettermen'� Club, 11, 12; Crota Country, 10, 11. 12; Ski Team. 10. 11; Track. 10. 11. 12 HECKMAN, JOHN FREDRICK DECA. 12 HEGG, LAVONNE HEITZMAN, DIANE MARIE Girl'� Glee Club, 12; Y-Teen . 10 HELLESVIG, ROGER R. AFS, 10. 11. 12—Financial Chair- man; Che� � Club, 11; Evergreen, II, 12; Latin Club, 11; NOEA, 12- Perliamentarien; Pop Group Singer� , II HELSENE, GORDON HEMKEN. MICHAEL ALLEN HERMAN, ROXANN M. Lincoln Pleyer� , 10. II, 12 HETCHLER, KEVIN JAMES HICKEY, MICHAEL C. Che� � Club, 11; Honor Society, II, 12; International Relation . 11, 12; Swimming, 10; Track, 10 HICKS, DAVE A. Intramural Batketball, 11 HILL, ROBERT L. Pep Club, 12 HITTER, SANDRA K. AFS, 10. 11; GAA. 10, 11; German Club, 10; Honey Bean. 10, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12; Latin Club, 11. 12-Sec..- Pep Club, 12 HOCHSTATTER, RUTH D. Future Nurte� , 10; GAA, 10; Girl'� Glee Club. 11; Spanlth Club. 10, II. 12; Yearbook, 10; Y-Teen . 10, II, 12 HODGKINS, GEORGE HODNIK, DAVE HOFSETH, PAULETTE D. NOEA, 12—Publicity Chairman; Fu- ture Teacher� . 10; Y-Teen� , 10, 11, 12 HOLM, JAMES P. Bate ball, 10, 11; Football, 10, 11 HOLMAN. DAVE Debate. 10. II, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Intramural Batketball, 12; Track, 10, 11; Prom M.C.. 11; Win. ter Formal M.C., 12 HOLMBERG, NICHOLAS L. Wrettling, 10. II, 12 HOLMES, NANCY ELIZABETH AFS. 10, 11; Future Nurte� , 10; Future Teacher� , 12; Spanish Club, II. 12—V. Pre .; Y-Teen� , 12 HOLZ, ELIZABETH ANNE GAA, 10; Ski Club, 10, 11; Spanlth Club. 10, 11. 12; Y-Teent, 11, 12 HONSVALL, SHERRIL AFS. II, 12; French Club, II. 12; Y-Teen , II, 12; International Re- lation . 12 HOTTEL, CAROL HOVEY, ROGER HOWARD, HOLLY JEAN GAA, 10; International Relation� , 12; Y-Teen� . II HOWE, GRETCHEN SUE Bruinettet. 11; B Squad Cheerlead- er. 10; A Squad Cheerleader, 12; GAA, 10; Girl'� Glee Club. 11,- Stu- dent Council. 10. 11. 12 HOWLEY, JIM D. HUBBARD, BARBARA F. Concert Band, 10. II. 12; GAA. 10; Honey Bear� . 10, 11. 12; Honor So- ciety. 11, 12; Orche� tra, 11; Pop Group Singer� , 11 HUCHENDORF, KAREN L. AFS, 10. II; Band. 10. II; Debate. 10, II, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; International Relation� , 12; Ski Club, 11, 12 HUMPHRIES, BONNIE A. Honey Bear� , 12; Honor Society, 11, 12 HUSTON, PHIL L. Karate Club. 10, II; Philosophy Club. 12; Football, 10. II HYMAN, KAREN IHRIG, ROBERT H. Debate. 10. II, 12; German Club. 11. 12—Pro� .; Honor Society, 11, 12; International Relation� , 12—Pres.; Forenti� Club, 12—Pre . JACOBSEN, CINDY J. AFS, 12; French Club, 12; Inter- netional Relation� , 12; Y-Teen� , 11, 12 JANKORD, MONICA JENKINS, DIANE Mah-Quh, 11; Spanlth Club, 10; Y- Teen� , 10, II, 12—Chapter Pre� . JENNINGS, SUSAN CAROL Latin Club. 12; Y-Teent. 10; Choir. II, 12 JESKE, DUANE ALLAN JOHNSHOY, DAN JOHNSON, BRADLEY S. lettermen'� Club, 12; Baseball. 10, II. 12; Football. 10. 11. 12; Ski Team. 12; Wrettling, 10. 11 JOHNSON. CRAIG JOHNSON, JERRY lettermen'� Club, 10, 11, 12—V. Pre� ,- Football, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, II. 12 JOHNSON, KATHIE E. AFS. 12; French Club, 11; Honor Society. 11, 12 JOHNSON, KATHY L. Aqua Debt, 10, 11; Evergreen, 10, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12—Corres- ponding Sec.; Mah-Quh, 11, 12- Feature Editor; Prom Grand March Chairman. 11; Quill Scroll. 11, 12; Yearbook. 10. 11, 12-Editor; Y-Teen . 10, 11. 12; Winter Formal Decoration Chairman, II JOHNSON, MONTE CHARLES lettermen'� Club, 11. 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council. 10. 11. 12; Baseball, 10. II, 12; Football, 10. 11. 12; Hockey. 10, 11, 12 JOHNSTON, DAVID M. Ski Club. 10, 11, 12 JUDGE, JEB JOE JULSON, JOYCE VICA, 12; Y-Teen� , 10 KADLEC, CHESTER KAISER. SUSAN M. AFS. 10, II; Honor Society, 11, 12; International Relation� , 12; Span- ish Club, 10, II KALLENBACK, BRUCE KALMEN, BONNIE JEAN Orchestra, 10; Y-Teen� , 10. 11, 12; Red Croat Club, 12 KAMPMEYER, AAARY AFS, 10, II; Bruinettet. 12; French Club, 12; Honor Society, II. 12; International Relations, II; Student Council. 12,- Y-Teens, 10, II, 12 KANDUTH, PAM KAPHINGS, THOMAS W. T wort Band. 10; T'ack, 11 KEEFE. AAAUREEN ELAINE Orchestra, 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil. 10; Y-Teent, 10. 11. 12 KELLER, RALPH N. lettermen'� Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Football, 12 KELLY, PATRICIA KAYE AFS. 10. II. 12; Future Teechert. 12; Girl'� Glee Club, 11; Y-Teent, 10. 11. 12 KELSEY, GREGG J. Tennis, 10, II, 12 KEMPER, BRUCE D. Latin Club, 10; Intramural Batket- ball, 10, 12. KENDALL, BRUCE KENNEDY, MARLYS D. KERR, BARBARA AFS, 10, 11; Concert Bend, 10, 11, 12,- Ski Club, 12; Spanlth Club, 12; Y-Teent, 11 KERSTING, STEVE M. FCA, 12; Batketball. 10. 11;. Foot- ball, 10. 11; Track. 10. 11. 12 KESLER, BARRY FCA, 12—Captain,- Homecoming King Candidate, 12; lettermen'� Club, 11, 12—Treat-; Pep Club. 12; Football, 10, It; Hockey, 10. 11, I2-Captaln; Track. 10, 11, 12 KIMBALL, NANCY NOEL AFS, 10, II, 12; French Club. 11; GAA, 10; Girl'� Glee Club, II; Honor Society, 11, 12; Quill Scroll. 11, 12. Yearbook. 10, II, 12—Classes Editor; Y-Teent, 10, 11 KING, DANA M. VICA. 12 KINYON, AAARY ANN Girl's Glee Club, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12; Y-Teen , 10, 11. 12 KLOSTER, KARIN AFS, 10. 11,- Service Club, 11, 12; Y-Teen� . 10. 11, 12 KNOEPKE, DEBBIE AFS, 10; Concert Band, 10; GAA, II,- German Club, II; Honor Society, 11. 12; Y-Teent. 10 KNUTSON. KATHLEEN M. AFS, 10. 11, 12; Evergreen, 10, 12, - French Club, 11-Sec. 12; Honor Society. II. 12; Philosophy Club, 11, 12; International Relation . 11, 12 KOLKIND, JOHN L. Student Council, 12 KOPFAAANN, DENNIS German Club, 10, 11; Track. 10, 11 KOPLITZ, PAUL R. German Club. 10; Ski Club, 11; Wrettling. 10, 11 KOSS, GARY W. VICA, 12 KRANZ, KRAIG ANTHONY Latin Club, 10; Lettermen'� Club, 12; Lincoln Players, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12,- Student Council. 12,- Base- ball. 10. II. 12; Hockey. 10, 11; Soccer, 12 KRAPU, DEBRA D. AFS. 12; International Relatione, 12; Y-Teen , 12 KRIEL, JANE E. Future Teachers, 10, II—Sec.; 12- Pret.; Honey Bears. 10, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Karate Club, 11; Choir. 10. 11. 12—Business Man- ager KROYER, DAN KRUEGER, MARK A. VICA, 12; Track, 10 KRUEGER, ROBERT C. BARK, 10, 11. 12 KRUGER, CAROL Spanish Club. 11; Y-Taani, 11. 12 KUDRLE, JANIS KUENZEL, SHARON ANN AFS, 10, 11, 12; Hockoy Cheer- (••dor, 12; Debate, 10, 11. 12; GAA, 10; Karate Club, 11; Lincoln Play- er� , 10, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council, 10; Yearbook, 11, 12—Curriculum Editor; Forensics, 10, 11, 12 KUHN, ROBERT F. LACKE. ANN MARIE AFS, 12; Girl' Glee Club, 11; Hon- or Society, 11, 12; Y-Teen� , 11 LACY, JANICE C. Future Nur e , 12; International Re- lationi, 12; Pop Group Singer , 12; Yearbook, 12; Y-Teen� , 12 LADEN, LAWRENCE R. German Club, 12; Hockey, 10; Red Cro � Club, 12—Sec.-Trea . LAMOREAUX, MARK D. Honor Society, 11, 12; lettermen' Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club, 11; Student Council, 11; Footboll, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11; Wreitllng, 10, 11. 12 LANDWEHR, MARCIA LANGE, KAROLYNN KAY LANGEVIN, DAVE Football, 10; Track, 10, 11, 12 LARSON, JANICE A. AFS, 10, 11, 12-Sec.; Debate, 11, 12; Evergreen, 11, 12—Exec. Board Member; German Club, 11, 12—V. Pro .; Honor Society, 11, 12; In- ternational Relations, 12 LARSON, JULIE M. AFS, 10, II. 12; Concert Band, 10, 11, 12; GAA, 10, 11; Orchestra, 11, 12 LARSON, PAUL M. Homecoming Ambassador, 11; Pep Club. 12; Student Council, 12; Ten- nis 10 LARSON, ROBERT LARSON, RON J. LAU, PATRICIA SHEILA International Relations, 11; Y-Toens, 11, 12 LAURSEN, DWIGHT LeCLAIRE, CINDY Futuro Teachers 11; GAA, 10; Lin- coln Players, 11; Service Club, 11. •12; Y-Teens, 10. 11, 12 LEE, TERRENCE JOHN Pep Band, 10; Concert Band, 11; DECA, II. 12; lettermen's Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council, 11; Cross Country, 10; Hockey, 10, II, 12; Soccer, 11, 12; Track, 10 LEES, ROBERT lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Ski Club, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country, 11; Foot- ball, 12; Golf, 11; Ski Team, 10, 11, 12—Captain LEES, SANDRA Orchestra, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club, 12; Y-Teens, 10 LEHMAN, AAARK RICHARD BARK, 10; VICA, 12 LEIPOLD, SHARON LEONARD, TIMOTHY W. AFS, 11, 12; Pep Band, 10, 11; Concert Band, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Lincoln Players, 11, 12; Thes- pians, 12; Track, 10; Wrestling, 10 LEWIS, JAMES W. Homecoming King Candidate, 12; lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Winter Formal King Candidate, 12,- Foot- ball, 10, II, 12—Co-Captain,- Track, 10, II; Wrestling, 10. II, 12-Cap- laln; Pep Club, 12 LINDBERG, DALE C. International Relations, 12; letter- men's Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Stu- dent Council, 10; Football, 12 LINDBERG, SCOTT B. Concert Band, 11; lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Swimming, 11, 12—Captain LINDSTROM, JERRY A. LITTLE, JAMES B. DECA, 11, 12; FCA, 12; Interna- tionel Relations, 12; lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Foot- ball, 12; Manager. 10. 11; Basket- ball Manager. 10, 11, 12 LIVINGSTON, MIKE DECA, 11; Homecoming Page, 10; Winter Formal King Candidate, 12 LLOYD, STEVE P. Pep Band, 10; DECA, 11—Historian, 12—Trees.; Student Council, 10 LOEPPKY, VALERIE E. Yearbook, 12 LOISELLE, DARLENE DENISE GAA, 10, 11, 12 LOKENSGARD, KAREN L. French Club, 11, 12; International Relations, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 LONG, MICHAEL LORSBACH, ROBERT J. Icitermon's Club, II, 12; Pep Club, 12, - Football, 10, 11, 12; Swimming, 10. 11 LOSCHEIDER, PATRICIA A. DECA, 12; Mah-Quh, II; Service Club, 12; Y-Teens, 11, 12 LUDVIGSEN, MIKE Cross Country, 12; Wrostling, II, 12 LUEDKE, THOMAS JAMES Gymnastics, 10 LUNDEEN, LONNIE L. GAA, 10; Pep Club, 10; Girl's Glee Club, 10 McCOMBS, STEVEN A. 0ECA, 12; Cross Country, 10, 11 McCUNE, PAT McDonald, craig a. International Relations, 12; Intramur- al Soccer, 12,- Tennis, 11 McDonough, maryann MARGARET French Club, 10, 12; GAA, 10; Ski Club, 10; Student Council, 10; Y- Tcens, 10 McDonough, steve l. Honor Society, II, 12; International Relations, 12; Philosophy Club, 12 McGRANE, DANIEL J. McLEOD, MARY JANE GAA, 10; Honor Society, II, 12; Spanish Club, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 11, 12 mcmullen, larry McMULLIN, JACK P. lottermen's Club, 12; Football, 12; Gymnastics, 12 MADDAUS, TERRY L. MAHER, JAMES T. Basketball, 10; Track, 10. 11. 12 MAHER, KEVIN M. MAHLUM, BILL L. Class Pres., 12; International Rela- tions, 12; lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Mah-Quh, 12,- Pep Club, 12; Stu- dent Council, 10; Basketball, 10, 11. 12; Football. 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12 AAALLAK, SUSAN CAROL AFS, 10, II, 12; GAA, 10; Ski Club, 12; Spanish Club, 10, 11; Y- Tcens, 11, 12 MANLOVE, GWENEL KRISTINE A Squad Cheerleader, 12; Latin Club, 11; Lincoln Players. 11, 12; Pep Club, 12—Chairman, Activity Committee; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 MARTIN, CAROL JOYCE Concert Band, 10, II, 12; Orchestra, 10, 11, 12 MARTIN, LINDA R. AFS, 10; Aqua Debs, 10, 11; Pep Band, 10; Concert Band, 11, 12; Bruinettes, 12; Homecoming Am- bassador, 11; Honor Society, II, 12; International Relations, 11; Y-Teens, 11 MATHWICH, SANDY L. Lincoln Players, 12; Y-Teens, 12; Choir, 12 AAAYFIELD, ANN M. AFS, 10, 11, 12; Debate, 11, 12; Evergreen, 11, 12; French Club, 11, 12—Pres.; German Club, 12; Honey Bears, 10, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12, - International Relations, 12; Year- book, 10; Y-Teens, 10, II; Foren- sics. 12 MEANY, FRANCIS PATRICK International Relations, 11; Ski Club, 11; Student Council, 10, 11; Gym- nastics, 10, 11 MELANDER, KURT MELBERG, CARL A. Lettermen's Club, 12; Baskotball, 10, 11. 12; Football, 10; Track, 10, 11. 12 MELLEN, MICHAEL J. MERHAR, NANCY JOYCE AFS, II, 12; French Club, 11, 12; In- ternational Relations, 11; Y-Teens, 11, 12 MERRIFIELD, SHARON L. Concert Band, 10, 11, 12; Class V. Pres., 11Homecoming Attendant, 10; Homecoming Ambassador, 12; Honey Bears, 10, 11, 12; Honor So- ciety, 11, 12; Orchestra, 11; Pop Group Singers, 11, 12,- Prom Com- mittee, 11; Student Council, 11, 12 MERTZ, CHRISTIE Homecoming Page, 10; NOEA, 12; Y-Teens, 10, II MILLER, DAVID DAWES AFS, 10; Honor Society, 11, 12; Karate Club, 10; lettermen's Club, 11. 12; Cross Country, 10, 11, 12; Ski Team, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12 MILLER, DONNA L. NOEA, 12—Sec.; Y-Teons, 10, 11, 12 MILLER, RANDINE MARIE Concert Band, 10, 11; Bruinettes, 12; Class Sec., 11; Evergreen, 10; Future Nurses, 10—Treasurer, 11 — V.-Prosident; Honor Society, II, 12; International Relations 11; Karate Club, 10, 11; Prom Gen. Chairman, 11; Yearbook, 11,- Y-Teens, 10, 11- Chaplain, 12—Pres. MITTELSTAEDT, DAVID J. MOHN, DALEYNA D. Girl's Glee Club, 11. 12 MOHR, GORDON GEOFFREY Honor Society, II, 12; lottermen's Club, 11, 12; Student Council, 12; Intramural Sports, 11, 12,- Baseball, 10, II, 12; Basketball. 10; Cross Country, 10. II, 12 MOIR, R08ERT J. Philosophy Club, 12 MOLIN, CHERYL MOLIN, ROBERT SCOTT lettermen's Club, 12; Pep Club, 12,- Hockey, 10, 11, 12; Soccer, 12 MONITOR, THOMAS E. VICA, 12; Baseball, 11; Football, 10, II; Ski Team, 10 MONTOURI, PAT MORAVEC, KAREN A. Y-Teens, 10, 12 MORAWSKI, JILL C. Honor Society, 12; International Re- lations, 12; Y-Teens, 12 MORRIS, JANET LEE Evergreen, II; VICA. 12 MORTENSON, GARY C. lettermen's Club, 10. II, 12; Stu- dent Council, 11, 12; Gymnastics, 10, 11, 12-Captain MUELLER, STEFFANIE KAY GAA, 10, 11, 12 MULLIN, STEVEN T. Hockey, 10. 11 MUNGER, JIM D. MURPHY, COLLEEN AFS, 12; French Club, 10; Honor Society, 11, 12,- Yearbook, 12; Y- Teens, 11,-MahQuh, 11 MURPHY, PEGGY AFS, 10, II; Bruinettes, 12; DECA, 11— Pres., 12—V. Pres.; GAA, 10; Student Council, 12 MYRMEL, CRAIG A. FCA, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; In- ternational Relations, 12; lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Spanish Club, 11; Swimming, 10, 11, 12 NASH, BARBARA NEEDHAM, MARK K. DECA, 11—Parliamentarian; Baseball, 10,- Basketball Manager, 10 NELSON, CAROL JEAN NOEA, 12 NELSON, DOUGLAS S. Pop Group Singers, 12; Choir, 11, 12; Choir, 11. 12; Track, 10, II NELSON, GARY WILLIAM NELSON, LAUREL Aqua Debs, 10,- Bruinettes 11, 12- Captain; French Club, 10, II, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council, II; Winter Formal Queen Candidate, 12; Year- book, II; Y-Teens, II, 12 NELSON, PAMELA RAE AFS, 11, 12; Spanish Club, 12; Rus- sian Club, 12; Yearbook, 10 NELSON, RICHARD D. VICA, 12; Wrestling, 10 NELSON, TERRI Mah-Quh. 11; NOEA, 12 NELSON, THOMAS NEMEC, YVONNE L. French Club, 11, 12; Mah-Quh, 11, 12— Editorial Editor NEWMAN, SCOTT RAYMOND Gymnastics, 10, 11 NEWPORT, SUSAN RAE GAA. 10; GW'� Glee Club, 10, II; Y-Teens. 10, 11, 12 NICE, PEGGY JEANNE Honor Society, 11, 12; Y-Teen� , 12; Yearbook, 12 NIELSEN, PAT Future Nurses, 11, 12; AFS, 10, 11; Y-Teen . 11 NOLAN, DEBBIE C. NOVAK, KURT MahQuh, 12; Basketball, 10; Foot- ball, 10, 11; Soccer, 10 ODEGARD, KAREN ANN AFS, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band, 10, II; Pep Club, 10, 11; Pep Group Singers, 12; Red Cross Club, 11, 12 OLIVER, LARRY D. BARK, 10; Karate Club, 10; VICA, 12; Cross Country, 10; Track, 10, 11 OLSBY, GAIL OLSON, CHERYL LYNN Bruinettes, 12; French Club, II; Mah-Quh, 11; Student Council, 11, 12; Y-Tcens, 11, 12 OLSON, JALAINE AFS, 10, 11; Concert Band, 10; Ski Club, II, 12; Student Council, II; Y-Teen , II OLSON, JANIS LYNN AFS, 11, 12; French Club, 11, 12; GAA, 10, 11; Honor Society, II, 12, Quill Scroll. II, 12; Yearbook, 11, 12—Business Editor OLSON, PEGGY M. VICA, 12 OLSON, SHELLEY M. ‘68 DECA, 11, 12; Student Council, 10 OLSON, STEPHEN MARK AFS, 12; Honor Society, II, 12; Thespians, II, 12 OLSON, STEVE L. Gymnastics, 11 O'NEIL, MELINDA M. Honor Society, 11, 12; Philosophy Club, 12; Thespian . 11, 12; NFL, 10, II, 12 OPPEGARD, PATTY JEAN Girl'a Glee Club, 10. 12 OPPEN, LaJEAN AFS. 11,- Future Nurses, 10; GAA, 10, 11; Girl's Glee Club, 12; Stu- dent Council, 11, 12; Yearbook, 10; Y-Teens, 11. 12 OREDSON, LESLIE L. Honey Bears, 11, 12; Honor So- ciety. 11. 12. MahQuh. 11, 12- Co-Managing Editor; Y-Teens, 10; Choir. 10. 11. 12 OSWEILER, JIM LOUIS OTTO, CHRIS ANN OVERBY, CONNIE OVERLID, KATHLEEN E. AFS, 10, 12,- Evergreen, 10; Ger- man Club, 10; Honey Bears, 10, 11, 12; Service Club, 11 OVERVOLD, CHRIS R. Honor Society, 11. 12,- lettermen's Club. 11, 12, Orchestra, 10, 11; Ski Club, � 1; Cross Country, 10, 11. 12; Ski Team, 10, 11, 12-Cap- tain; Track, 10, 11 PAHL, MARY J. DECA, 12,- Evergreen, 10; Interna- tional Relations, 11; Servico Club, 11; Spanish Club, 10; Yearbook. 12; Y-Teens. 10, 11 PALMER, JAN E. DECA, 12 PANNKUK, SHARI MARIE GAA. 10. NOEA. 12; Y-Teens 10 PARKS, MAX Concert Choir, 10, 11, 12; Football, 10; Baseball, Manager, II PATTERSON, JAY Pep Club, 12,- Ski Club, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 10; Intramural Bas- ketball, 10, 12,- Golf, 11 PAULSON, STEPHEN JOHN PEARSON, COLLEEN J. AFS, 11 PEARSON, LINDA M. Homecoming Ambassador, 10,- Karate Club. 10. Madrigals, 11; Mah-Quh, II; Winter Formal Queen Candidato, 12,- Y-Teens, 10, 11. 12-Chapter Pres PEARSON, MICHAEL LAWRENCE Mah-Quh, II, 12; Yearbook, 11, 12-Photographer PELTO, SUZANNE J. International Relations, 11; Latin Club, 10. 11-V. Pres.; Y-Teens, 10 PERRIN, DEBBIE ANN AFS, 10; French Club, II. 12; Ski Club, 10,- Y-Teens. 10, 11, 12 PERRON, G. PAUL PETERS, SANDRA CYNTHIA Concert Band, 10; GAA, 10, 11; Pep Club. 10. 11; Ski Club, 11 PETERSEN, GERRI LOUISE AFS ,11; NOEA, 12; Y-Teens, 11 PETERSEN, KIM W. VICA, 12 PETERSON, BRENDA LEE Evergreen, 11,-MahQuh, 11, 12—Ad- vertising Editor; Student Council, 11, 12, Y-Teens, 10, II. 12 PETERSON, CYNTHIA GAA, 10; Service Club. 12; Student Council. 12; Yearbook, 11, 12; Y- Teens, 12 PETERSON, DIANE AFS. 10. 11; GAA, 10, II; German Club, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12, - Y-Teens, 11. 12 PICKENS, JACK EUGENE PITZRICK, JERRY lettermen's Club, II, 12,- Pep Club, 12; Golf, 10. II. 12 PLATH, BARBARA R. GAA, 10, 11; German Club, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12 PLATT, GREGORY ALLAN POND, CONNIE A. Y-Teens, 10 POPE, STEPHEN T. Concert Band, 10, 11; lettermen's Club. 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Hockey, 10. 11. 12, Soccer, 11. 12 PRICE, PAUL J. lettermen's Club, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12,- Student Council, 11, 12; Foot- ball. 10, II, 12,- Track, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling, 10, II, 12 PURCELL, MARGARET CHRISTINE Future Nurses, 10, 11; GAA, 10, 11, 12 PYLE, DAVID RADTKE, BETH Evergreen, 10. 11, 12—Business Ed- itor; Honor Society, 11, 12; Inter- national Relations, 12; Philosophy Club, 10, 11, 12; Student Council, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11 RAUN, GARY L. Ski Club. 10; Student Council, 12; Hockey, 10 RICE, GARY M. Intramural Basketball, 12,- Baseball, 10. 11, 12; Football, 10, 11. 12; Swimming, 11 RICHARD, EILEEN A. Y-Teens, 10. 11. 12 RICHTER, KATHY J. AFS, 10; Bruinettes, 11, 12; Future Nurses, 11, 12—Pres.; Homecoming Attendant, 11,- .Homecoming, Queen Candidato, 12; Honor Society. 11, 12; Track-o-rama Queen Candidate. 11 RICKETTS, PAT Y-Teens, 12; Teenage Republicans, 12 RIEGERT, CHERY J. Girl's Glee Club, 10, 12 RIMNAC, DONNA MARIE AFS, 10, 11; German Club, 10, 11; Yearbook, II, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 RIPPEL, ROLLIN ROACH, DON Orchestra. 10, 11, 12 ROBERSON, MARSHA J. German Club, II; Girl's Glee Club, 10, 11; International Relations, 12; Pep Club, 10; Student Council, 10; Y-Teens, 12 ROSENBLAD, JILL Future Nurses, 11; International Re- lations, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 ROSHOLT, DONNIS LYNNE AFS, 10, 11, 12; Evergteen, 12; GAA, 10; Honor Society, 11, 12; Philosophy Club, 12; Pop Group Singers, 12; Winter Formal Commit- tee Chairman; Yearbook, 10; Y-Teens, 11. 12 ROSS, DAVID L. AFS, 11; German Club. 10. 11. 12; International Relations, 12,- letter- men's Club, 11. 12,- Pep Club, 12; Baseball. 10, 11, 12; Football, 10. II, 12; Wrestling, 11 RUDOLPH, PATRICIA J. Class Sec.. 12; Madrigals, 10. Pop Group Singers, 10, II; Y-Teens, 10- Sec., 11—V. Pres., 12—Chapter Co- ordinator; Choir, 10, 11, 12—Pres. RUHME, PAUL Intramural Basketball. 10, II, 12; Cross Country, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12 RUNNELS, MARK S. Chess Club, 11; Evergreen, 11; Ka- rate Club, II; Soccer, 10 RUSS, MARILLYN K. AFS, 10. II; French Club, 12,- Y- Teens, 10, 11. 12 RYAN, SHIRLEY KAY NOEA. 12 RYKKEN, BRUCE DONALD Track, 10, II, 12; Gymnastics, 10 SAMLASHKA, JAMES SANDELL, BRYCE Orchestra, 10, II; Cross Country, 10, 11; Track, 10, II; Lettermen's Club, 11 SASS, PAT SAVAGE, JUDY Future Nurses, 11,- GAA, 10; Girl's Glee Club, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil, 12,- Y-Teens, 11, 12 SAVOLA, PAM A. AFS, 11; DECA, I2-Asst. Historian; Y-Teens, II, 12 SCHENCK, STEVE J. SCHIFFMAN, LOLLY JANE B Squad Cheerleader, 10; A Squad Cheerleader. II, 12,- German Club, 10, 11, 12. Honor Society, 11, 12; GAA, 10; Pep Club, 12,- Ski Club, 10, 11, 12,- Student Council, 11; Y- Teens, 12 SCHULTZ, CHRIS AFS, 10; Concert Band, 10; Honor Society, II. 12; Y-Teens, 10, II, 12 SCHULTZ, MARGARET AFS, II SCHULTZ, MARY SCHULTZ, TOM D. DECA, II,- Wrestling. 11 SCHWARTZ, MELANIE AFS, 10,- Debate. 10, 11; Honor So- ciety. 11, 12; Ski Club, 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11 SCHWEITZER, JOEL R. SECORD, JOANNE C. Class V. Pres., 10; Debate, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12; latin Club, 10; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12-Chaptcr Pres. SELLNER, JEANNE M. Concert Band, 10, 12,- Honor So- ciety, 11, 12,- Y-Tcens, 10 SETERSTROM, GAYLE S. Lincoln Players, 12; Y-Teens, 12 SEVELAND, JOHN WILLIAM AFS, 10; lettermen's Club, 12,- Lin- coln Players, 11; Thespians, 11, 12; Cross Country, 10, 11, 12; Track, 10, 11, 12 SHINABARGER, TOM SIITARI, STEVE J. Concert Band, 10, 11; Swimming, 12; Track, 10 SIKICH, MATTHEW SINNOTT, JAMES R. SKOGLAND, KATHY AFS, 10; B Squad Cheerleader, 10; A Squad Cheerleader, IT. 12—Cap- tain; Honor Society, 11, 12,- Pep Club, 12; Student Council, 10, 12 SLAGEL, KATHY MARIE AFS, 11; NOEA. 12; Y-Teens, 11 SMITH, BRENT A. Concert Band, 10. II, 12; letter- men's Club, 10, 11, 12; Cross Coun- try, 10; Track, 10,- Gymnastics, 10, 11. 12 SMITH, DEBORAH ANNETTE AFS, 10, II, 12,- Aqua Debs, 10, II; Bruinettes, 11, 12; Class Trees., 10; French Club, 11, 12; Futu Teachers, 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 12; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club. 12,- Student Council, II; Win- ter Formal Queen Candidate, 12; Yearbook, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 SMITH, GARY SMITH, JEAN A. German Club, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12 SMITH, LUCINDA SMITH, MIKE JOHN SMITH, SONI LEE AFS, 10,- Hockey Cheerleader, 12- Captain,- German Club, 10; Pep Club, 12; Ski Club. 10. 11. 12, Y-Teens, 10 11, 12; Y.T«m, 10 SNESRUD, GENE Lettermen's Club. 12; Pop Club, 12; Student Council, 10; Football, 10, II. 12; Tuck, 10; Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 SORENSON. CATHIE Y-Teens, 12 SORENSEN, CHERYL S. Choir. 12; Y-Te n , 10, II. 12 SORENSEN, LINDA GAA. 10; Concert Choir. 11, 12 STANFORD, MARK ALAN Honor Society, II. 12; International Relation . 11, 12; Batketbell. 10; Football, 10. 11; Track. 10, 11 STARK, DOUGLAS C. Pep Club. 12; Football. 10, 11; Hockey. 10 STARK, KATHY H. AFS. 10. II; D€CA, 11-State Hi� - torian, 12—V. Pres.; Pep Club, 12; Service Club, 12—Treat.; Y-Teent, 10, 11—Publicity Chairman, 12- Chapter Pre . STEPHENSON, JOANNE R. Concert Band. 10, II. 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; Kaute Club. 11; Orcheitu, 10, II; Spanith Club, 10, 11, 12 STICHA, PAUL STILLMAN, MARY NOEA, 12 STINSON, JEANETTE L. AFS, 10, 12; Honor Society, 11. 12; Orchettra, 10, 11, 12; Pop Group Singer., 12. Y-Teent. 11. 12 STOCK, MICHAEL Honor Society, II, 12—Pre� .; Ka- rate Club, 10, 11—Imtructor STRAW, CAROLYN JOANN AFS, 10, II; DECA, 11-Sec.; GAA. 11; Yearbook, II; Y-Teent, II STREED, STEVE C. STUDER, JENE S. Pep Band, 10, 11; Spanish Club, 10, 11; Student Council. 10,- VICA, 12; Y-Teen . 10, II. 12 STUDT, DENISE DIANE AFS, 10, II. 12; Evergreen, 10; Future Nurias, 12; GAA, 10; Karate Club. 10, II; Mah-Quh, II, 12; Prom Committee, Chairman, II; Spanish Club, 10. 11; Yearbook. 11, 12-Sport Editor; Y-Teen . 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll, 12 STUTELBERG, JULIE ANN Orchettra, 10, II; Y-Teent, 10, 11, 12 SUNDE, PAUL Student Council, 11; Swimming, 12 SWANKE, BOB Ski Club, 10; Student Council, 10 SWANSON, DANIEL J. Intramural Sports, It, 12 SWANSON, DAVID L. AFS, 10, 11; Clast Pre ., 11; Hon- or Society, II. 12; Latin Club, 10; lettermen't Club, 10, 11, 12—Sec.; Pep Club, 12; Prom Committee, 11; Student Council, 12—Pre� .; Yearbook, 11; Croat Country, 11; Football, 10, 12; Track, 10, 11. 12 SWANSON, NADINE GAA, 10, 11, 12; Y-Teent, 11 SWANSON. ROBERTA Flag Twirlers. 12; Y-Teent, 10, 11. 12 SWENSON, RAY Football, 10, 11; Wrestling, 10, II TAIT, BARRY M. Cro Country, 11, 12; Football, 10; Track, 10, 11, 12 TAPPER, RANDY TARAGOS, GREGORY WILLIAM lettermen't Club, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council, II; Football. 11. 12; Hockey, 10. 11. 12; Track. 10. 11. 12 TAYLOR, PATRICIA JO AFS. 10, II. 12; Debate. II. 12; Evergreen, 10. 11 -A� t. Editor, 12- Editor; French Club, 12—Sac.; Ger- man Club, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12—V. Pre .; International Relations, 12; Lincoln Players, II, 12; Student Council. 12; Thespians, 12 TESTIN, CATHY D. AFS. 10, 11. 12; Concert Band. 10; Bruineltes, 12—Captain; French Club, 11. 12-Treat.; Honor Society, II, 12, - Ski Club, II, 12—Sec.; Y-Teens, 10, It, 12 TETRICK, JERRY E. TEW, PAM J. DECA, 11. 12 THEIL, ED C. Honor Society, 11, 12; Intramural Sports. II. 12 THIELEN, LYNN THOMPSON, JOHN THOMPSON, STEVE A. Chess Club, II, 12; Evergreen, 11; Karate Club. 11 THOMPSON. TOAAMY T. THOMPSON, ZOE THORESEN, DEBBIE JEAN Concert Band, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12,- International Rela- tions. 12,- Karate Club. 11; Ski Club, 10. 11. 12 THORESEN, SHERYL LEE AFS, II, 12; Flag Twirlers, 11. 12- Co-Captain; Pep Club, 12,- Interna- tional Relations, 11; Y-Teent. II, 12; Spanith Club, 11 TILDEN, MARY TOLKIEN, CHARLES EMBURY VICA 12 TONE, DENNIS Pep Band, 10; Concert Band, 11; FCA, 12; Honor Society, 11, 12; lettermen't Club, II, 12; Pep Club, 12; Intramural Sports, 11, 12; Bas- ketball. 10; Football. 10, 11. 12; Track, 10, 11, 12 TRAETOW. JIM L. Intramural Sports, 10, 11, 12 TRIMBLE, KATHY Aqua Debt, 10, II, 12; Concert Band, 10, 11; Future Teachers, 11; Honor Society, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10; Spanith Club. 12 TSCHETTER, STEPHANIE AFS, 10, 11; German Club, 11; Service Club, 10, 11; Student Coun- cil, 11,- Yearbook, 10, 11; Y-Teens, 11 TUFTEE, RICHARD W. TURRUTTE, YVONNE NOEA, 12; Y-Teens, 11 URBACH, MICHAEL J. Clast Sec. 10; lettermen't Club, 12; Lincoln Players, 10, 11. 12; Student Council, 10, 11; Baseball, 10, II, 12; Basketball. 10, 11. 12; Football, 10, 11. 12 VEREIDE, TERRY KENNETH VERRALL, NICK P. VIELLIEUX, LORI L. Karate Club, 11; Orchettra, 10 VOGEL. LANCE J. VOLGERSON, DEBBIE JEAN GAA. 10; Girl's Glee Club, 10; Spanish Club, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12 VAN BARGEN, IRIS ANN French Club, II; Future Nurses, 10, 11, 12—Sac.; International Relations, 12; Latin Club, 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10, 12 WAKELY, TIM WADDELL, MARILEE KAY AFS, 10; Concert Band. 10. 11, 12; Bruineltes. 11, 12,- German Club, 10, 11, 12,- Y-Teens. 10. 11, 12 WAGER. BETSE AFS, 10, 11; Concert Band, 10; Bru- ioettes, 11, 12; GAA, 10, 11; Lin- coln Players, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Student Council. 11; Y-Teens, 11 WALLIN, SUZANNE M. AFS. 10, 11, 12; DECA. 11. 12, Yearbook, 10; Y-Teens. II WALLIN, VALLI JEANNINE Lincoln Players, 10, 11, 12; Y- Teens. 10, 12 WALSH, EILEEN WANDER, ROBERT P. WARD, LESLIE PATRICIA AFS, 10, 11; FUg Twirlers. 12,- GAA, 10; International Relations, 10, II; Karate Club. 11. Pep Club, 12; Year- book, II; Y-Teens. 11. 12 WARNER, CATHY LOUISE NOEA, 12; Chorus, 10; Concert Choir, 11 WASSERMAN, STEVEN L. Honor Society, 11, 12; Lettermen't Club, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics, 10, 11. 12—Co-Captain WASSING, SCOTT M. WATKINS. DAVID W. Karate Club, II, 12; Lincoln Players, 12 WEBB, CARLETON J. WEBER, BARB Y-Teen . 10 WEHNER, ERNIE International Relations, 12 WELIN, DANIEL K. DECA, 12 WELIN. MARGARET WENSTAD, KAY R. French Club, 11; German Club, II; Honor Society, 11, 12,- Latin Club, 10. 11, 12; Pop Group Singers, 11, 12; Declamation, 10, 11. 12 WERMERSCHIRCHEN, GARY L. Cross Country, 10 WESTBERG, ROBERTA L. AFS, 11, 12,- Future Teachers, llj Spanith Club, 10. II. 12; Y-Teent. 11 WESTFAHL, GARY W. Chess Club. 11. 12; Debato, 11, 12; Honor Society, II, 12; International Relations, 12 WHITE. DEBBIE KAY GAA. 10. NOEA, 12; Ski Club, 10; Y-Teens. 10. 12 WHITE, SHANNON M. International Relations, 12; Y-Teent, II-Treat. WHITING, JILL R. DECA, ll-V. Pres.; Service Club, 11- V. Pres.. I2-Pret.j Student Council, 10; Winter Formal Attendant, 10; Yearbook. 12; Y-Taam, 10. II. 12 WHITTEMORE, ROBYN J. AFS, 10, 12; Concert Band, 10; Ger- man Club, 10, 11,- Lincoln Players, 11, - Pop Group Singers, 11 WICKLAND, WARD ALAN Baseball, 12 WICKSTROM, JULIE ANNE AFS, 10, II. 12,- Flag Twirlers, 11, 12- Co-Captain; Honor Society, 11, 12, - International Relations, 11, 12,- Pcp Club, 12,- Spanish Club, 10, n.-Y-Teena. 10, 11, 12 WIECH, BEN Lincoln Players, 11; Mah-Quh, 12; Thespians, II, 12 WIESER, RICH Concert Band. 10. 11. 12; Student Council, II WILL. PATRICIA WILLMAN, CHUCK D. VICA, 12 WILSON, DAVID C. VICA, 12 WILSON, LANE WILSON, MICHAEL J. DECA, 12—Historian WIMMER, RICHARD J. Intramurals Sports, 12 WINCH, NANCY M. Concert Choir. 11. 12; Y-Teens, 11, 12 26 WINTER, JUDITH L. Clast Pres. 10; International Rela- tions, II, 12,- Y-Teent, II. 12 WINTERS, SHERIDA L. AFS. II. 12; Yearbook, II, 12; Y-Teens, II, 12 WOLD. SHERYL AFS, II, 12,- Future Teachers. 11; Spanish Club, 10. 11. 12; Y-Teens, 10. 11 WOLDEN, BRUCE R. Intramural Baskotball, 10, 11; Cross Country, 10; Track, 10 WOOD, JUDITH ANNE Concert Choir, 12; German Club. 10, II; Girl's Glee Club. 11; Mah-Quh. 11, 12; Student Council. 12 WORKMAN, MARK JOHN lettermen't Club, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Wrestling, 10, II. 12 WORWA, CHRIS AFS, 10, 11. 12; French Club, 11, 12; Future Nurses, 12; Honor So- ciety, II, 12; International Rela- tions, 11,- Lincoln Players, 11; Year- book, 11; Y-Teens, 10, 11, 12-Chap- ter Pres. WRIGHT, GARY Baseball, 10; Hockey, 10 YOUNG, AMY MELANIE DECA, 12 YUSHTA, JERRY W. Homecoming Ambassador, 12; let- termen't Club, 11, 12; Pep Club, 12; Soccer. 12; Wrestling, 11, 12 ZIMPFER, TOM ZUBE, DEBORAH S. Girl's Glee Club, II; Concert Choir, 10, II, 12 Activities Index AFS ........................................... 198, 199 Aqua Debs .......................................... 207 BARK.................................................204 Bear..................................................89 Bruinettes.......................................90, 91 Cheerleaders.....................................86, 87 Chess Club...........................................211 DECA................................................ 150 Evergreen .......................................... 151 FCA ................................................ 144 Flag Twirlers........................................ 88 FNC ................................................ 159 FTA................................................. 203 GAA ................................................ 158 Graduation .................................... 246, 247 Homecoming............................. 72, 73, 74, 75 Honor Society........................................ 96 Industrial Arts Club ............................... 205 International Relations ....................... 154, 155 Language Clubs.......................................210 Lettermen s Club.....................................145 270 Lincoln Players .................................... 206 Sports Basketball.................... 122, 123, 124, 125, 126 Baseball .......................... 186, 187, 188, 189 Cross Country .................................... 84, 85 Football............................ 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 Golf ................................................. 197 Gymnastics ............................. 134, 135, 136 Hockey........................ 129, 130, 131, 132, 133 Mah-Quh .................................... 156, 157 Music Groups .................................... 1 60 Pep Club ........................................147 Philosophy Club.................................. 211 Plays..................... 92, 93, 152, 153, 200, 201 Prom........................................ 184, 185 Quill Scroll................................... 157 Red Cross Club................................... 159 Sadie Hawkins................................ 94, 95 Senior Week..................................212, 213 Service Club .................................... 203 Student Council..................................202 Thespians ....................................... 206 VICA............................................. 205 Yearbook ................................... 208, 209 Y-teens..................................... 148, 149 Index Skiing ...................................... 127, 128 Soccer ....................................... 82, 83 Swimming..................................... 137, 138 Tennis ...................................... 190, 191 Track ...................... 192, 193, 194, 195, 196 Wrestling......................... 139, 140, 141, 142 Advisor...........Mr. Thomas Howden Editor-In-Chief...... Kathy Johnso Activities....Patsy Haggber Ads.......... 1..........Jim Littl Business..'TTBSpL. ..........Janice Olson Classes .............. Nancy Kimball Cop...m...................... Janet Blalfl mAL. — ... Sharon Kuenzel elander Studios 8T Photography Mike Pearson Sports........................ Denise Studt _ Cover Design.................Jeanette Stinson Bear Drawing.......................John Roth 272 TAYLO fUIUSHING COMPANY %