Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

1970 Bear Abraham Lincoln Senior High Bloomington, Minnesota —VoI. 21 i r Contents Curriculum.. 26 Activities..76 Classes... 134 Sports......214 3 Lincoln Means Nothing . . . Lincoln is just a building, an empty shell. Without people, it has no purpose, it helps no one, it does nothing, it has no use. Cm� 7 f� i 4 •� 5 Until the People Come Each fall, people come, filling the halls with voices and laughter and sound. Lincoln awakens to fill their needs; it provides a place to learn, to do new things. People change Lincoln from a cold building to a warm, friendly place. 6 7 Lincoln Is Students Students are the largest part of Lincoln. They come to work, to learn about people, ideas, and new ways of doing things. They come to build and create, to improve old ways and to change old ideas. 8 9 Ploying . . . Students come to meet others, to make new friendships and strengthen old ones. They come to be with others like themselves. to have fun and to talk with them. They participate in sports and club activities. 10 II Relaxing . . . Students relax from the dizzying pace. They try to get away from the pressures and problems of school. They look for quiet. for places where they can forget the everyday difficulties of school life. 12 13 Lincoln Is Students Helping Others ... . 14 To Leorn and Understand Other people are part of Lincoln, too. Teachers. counselors, librarians help the students with different kinds of problems and questions. Students help each other to understand and to tolerate the views and ideas of others. i 16 17 Faculty Kept All Running Smoothly One outstanding trait of Lincoln's administra- tion is their sincere interest in the student body. Mr. Hanson, Mr. Lee, Mr. Karbo, and Mr. Jones always put the best interests of the stu- dents first. Mr. Hanson's never-ending job in- cludes the administration of the policies set by the Board of Education. He was responsible for the organization of curriculum and faculty. Mr. Lee was in charge of scheduling classes and was the advisor to the Student Council and the Senior Class. Mr. Karbo and Mr. Jones handled discipline and attendance. Top: Mr. Raymond Hanson, Principal, gave the stu- dents a voice in school policies. Loft: Friendly Mr. Daniel Jones, Assistant Principal, helped straighten out many hardened criminals. Right: Assistant Principal Mr. Russell Lee worked many hours with the computer. Bottom: Til get on it right away, Chief. Assistant Principal Mr. Michael Karbo followed up crises in the school. 18 Board of Education Members were: Stand- ing: Dr. Robert Rainey. Mr. Luther Ford. Mr. Raymong Glumack, Mr. Fred Atkin- son. Superintendent. Seated: Dr. Harley Racer. Mr. James Kempf, Board President: Mr. Earl Fischer. 19 and Assistance They Gave Advice Each counselor contributed many long hours guiding his students. Much help was needed, as the new quarter system produced many confused schedules. Administering and interpreting tests, offering advice, and listening to students’ problems with a sincere interest were just a few of the ways that the counselors showed the students they cared. Always in a hushed atmosphere, the librarians were prepared to answer the students’ questions. Without them, many students would not have finished their reports, assignments, or term papers on time, or received their overdue-book notices. Lincoln stu- dents always knew that the smile of the librarians welcomed them. Right: Can you imagine 300 students in a biology class?' Mr. Schuman asked Miss Pinten. Below: Miss Buller listened to students' problems. Mrs. Roleff was the counselors' secretary. Middle: Mr. Daffer and Mr. Redmond were pillars of strength. Bottom: I knew we'd get publicity if we met here, Mr. Tesmer confided to Miss Carson. 20 21 Right: Pete Richardson was well-known in his work of supervising the halls. Middle: Someone took my lomon drops, sighed Mr. Ehli, the reading consultant. Special Personnel Offer Services Many specialized persons offered their services to Lincoln. Teacher aides and other personnel added their talents to help both the students and the other faculty mem- bers. An audio-visual department, special education, supervision, special counselling, reading efficiency, and attendance record- keeping were provided by these persons. Fred Miller, city-school coordinator. Mr. Sievers, the school psychologist. 22 Left: Mr. Peterson and Mrs. Scott were amazed at the number of orders for Fanny Hill in the audio-visual department. Below: Mr. Schmidt, the social worker at Lincoln. Me? Matchinig pennies? Mr. Hultine asked incredulous- ly. He worked in the attendance office. Mrs. Melum taught the special educa- tion classes. They Gove Bondages and Information Never a day went by when Mrs. Krom- minga’s services were not needed. She was called upon to care for illnesses ranging from broken knees to headaches and spring fever. The clerks at Lincoln had the responsibility of running the high school office. They took announcements, gave information, answered questions, collected money, sold tickets, had patience, and smiled. Top: This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home ... Middle left: Mrs. Kromminga, nurse, gave advice on med- ical matters. Middle right: Mrs. Frank con- fided, Well, don't tell any- one. but ... Bottom left: Mrs. Kromminga, may I have some aspirins? Mrs. Matychuk pleaded. Bottom right: The WHAT is on fire?? Mrs. Kritzeck won- dered. They Kept LHS Clean and Fed The custodians worked throughout both day and night to keep Lincoln in shining condition. Although often taken for granted, the services of the custodians were always in demand. The cooks had the task of preparing nutritious lunches for 2400 students each day. They made the lunch hour interesting, as no two lunches were identical. The cooks also prepared and served breakfast and after-school snacks. Top left: Mr. Vober, head custodian, listens to a problem. Bottom loft: Mrs. Ry- man, head cook, pre- pared foods in addition to supervising the rest of the lunch. 25 Moth Relates to Many Areas 29 30 The study of geometry demands concentration. Geometry is the branch of mathematics dealing with points, lines, and planes. Students studied properties of two dimen- sional figures, circles and spheres, analytic graphs, and volumes and solids. Higher Algebra students encountered logarithms, imaginary numbers, progressions, probability, conic sections, polynomials, and boredom. This course was a necessity for those who wished to continue work in scientific areas. 31 Mathematical analysis classes soon discovered that the course was actually an introduction to calculus. Much time was spent working with polynomial, trigonometric, expo- nential, and logarithmic functions. With the adoption of the new quarter system, students found an opportunity for a greater variety of courses. Linear algebra classes emphasized operations with matrices and determinants. Students taking probability and statistics tackled the game theory, Poisson distribution, and hy- pothesis testing and correlation. Computer programming students learned to operate a teletype unit which was connected to a computer shared by various businesses and schools. Trigonometry is the study of angles and their functions. The course included the solution of triangles, identities, and sine and cosine laws which are valuable in the study of Physics and other sciences. 32 Mr. LeRoy Martinson Mr. Loyal Younggren Mr. Kenneth SangreneMr. John Ludvigsen Phys. Ed. Is a Pleosont Diversion From Daily Routine The President's All-America Team. Would you believe the lettermen of Podunlc U? 33 Okay. Which one of you wise guys put flubber on my tennys?! a - Physical education classes are required of all sophomores. A wide range of activities can be elected which includes soccer, gymnastics, volleyball, archery, basketball, tennis, and golf. A health unit is included which attempts to develop attitudes and responsible behavior relevant to dating, social behavior, and drugs. The advanced program in physical education is open to juniors and seniors who have demonstrated superior per- formance in physical education. Course work is designed to increase knowledge and skills in organizing and officiat- ing athletic events and in demonstrating training tech- niques that improve athletic performance. 35 Languages Contribute to a Well-Rounded Education German students became familiar with the geography, history, and the people of Ger- many as well as with increasingly complex dialogue, literature, and grammar. Films and skits were used to liven up the students’ interest in the language. Verdammt nochmal. wo 1st denn Berlin?! 36 37 Your Fritos or your life! Because the cultural heritage of mankind rests in language, the ultimate goal of language study is the better understanding of a country and its cul- ture. Through the five foreign languages offered at Lincoln, students are made aware of the areas in the world where people use the language and are acquainted with the everyday life in the coun- tries involved. Russian, Latin, French, Spanish, and German classes study the literature, music, art, history, and scientific achievements of the countries being studied. Levels I and II develop the ability to communicate in the chosen language. Acquiring fluency involves building skills in the four basic areas: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Recordings and oral drills are used for oral practice, while reading and writing involves grammar study and outside reading in higher levels. Even if the student elects not to continue in a language, he has gained a more cosmopolitan outlook than he previously had. “This'll never top the flying nun! 38 Mrs. Conleth Sorrier© Mrs. Mary Stewart Mrs. Dorothy Jackson Mrs. Agnos Loe Miss Barbara Rinehart Home Economics Is Preparing for Domestic Life No. these are NOT baby booties! 40 Courses in foods and clothing construction are the main offerings in Home Arts. Foods classes range from classes in foreign cookery for girls to intro- ductory classes for boys. Girls' clothing classes offer a challenge to the beginner in basic construc- tion classes as well as the advanced seamstress in tailoring classes. Special courses in home design, fabrics and textiles, and household management are also offered. 41 Art Incorporates Utility, Beauty, and Originality Mr. Jerome Kyllo Mrs. Betty Brenner Art stressed the freedom of creative expression in a number of medias. Each of the three art rooms catered to a particular dimension. In one room, three dimensional work—pottery, sculp- ture, wood carving, jewelry—was created. An- other room produced two dimensional work such as painting, drawing, and collages. The third room was devoted to textiles. Here stu- dents dyed fabric, designed patterns for cloth, or weaved rugs. Each quarter the students moved to a different room to attempt new creative expression. 43 Social Studies Promote Responsible Citizenship Mr. Thomas Mr. Joseph Mr. Marshall Mr. Robert Howden Hutton Carlson Normoyle The Normoyle Doll: Wind him up and he runs into the wall. Modern problems attempts to expand student awareness, understanding, and active concern for problems relating to economics, government, and sociology. Sociology classes discussed problems of minorities, social pathology, and family life. Economics stressed the role of an individual in our econ- omy, while the government course examined the modern American political system. The international relations course is designed to develop stu- dent understanding of other societies and their cultures, a sense of responsibility toward the American role in world affairs, and an awareness of the realities of international prob- lems. Different forms of government were evaluated during the year. The comparative government series includes a study of the evolution of political thought, definition of governmental systems, and an examination of the dominant government forms of the twentieth century. Theory was contrasted with changes and developments within nations in recent years. There must be a way to use my teddy bear as an exemption! The American history course is organized on the basis of problems which exemplify the relationship of the past to the present. Units of study include political leadership, reform in America, minority groups, Ameri- can values and the Supreme Court, and the causes of war. Students learned more about their own back- ground through a research paper on the family genealogy. World history is a survey of man's triumphs and tragedies from the beginnings of history to the present. Emphasis is on Western Civilization, but the course includes a study of Asia, Africa, and Latin America and their transition from traditional to modern societies. Current events are also covered to give the student an idea of how the past and present are re- lated. Mr. John Mr. Homer Mr. Donald Lynch Anderson Kuzma 47 Sex Education is not for everyone. Anthropology is the study of the races, characteristics, and social patterns of man- kind. Areas of study include physical an- thropology, a study of the evolution of man with emphasis on the cultural develop- ment of primitive man, the great trans- formation, and the agricultural revolution which set the stage for the emergence of civilization. A study of contemporary pat- terns of culture emphasizing tribal groups is an integral part of the course. Students concerned about the world-wide problems of pollution found conservation a valuable course. The class studies two types of natural resources, the renewable and the nonrenewable. Methods of preser- vation are also discussed. 48 No. I don't want a walnetto!! Mr. Burnham Elton Mr. Gene Wise Students with an interest in a specific area of the world could elect the Area Studies program. Areas covered in the course are Western Europe after the fall of Rome, the Soviet Union and early Russia. China, and India. The diverse cultures of the areas are used as the focal point of concentra- tion on the present. The European historical movements course is de- signed for seniors who have a strong interest in history and wish to acquire an in-depth understand- ing of our contemporary world through a critical reappraisal of the last two centuries. Emphasis is placed upon social, economic, religious, scientific, and artistic movements. 49 Industrial Arts Provide Practical Skills 50 Industrial arts courses provide boys with practical training in all phases of shop. Courses are offered in the general areas of automotive technology, drafting, graphic arts, electricity, metals, and woods. All courses include a research project assigned by the instructor. Through the industrial arts program, the student can learn such useful skills as auto and radio repair, wood- working, and bookbinding. 51 Electricity and Mechanical Drawing Combine Knowledge and Creativity Now I know what's wrong. The hamster escaped! 52 Now if we could only -think of something for it to represent ... Printing Harmonizes Function and Design Mr. Larrys Krueger 53 Science Is the Art of Discovery and Interpretation 54 Under Mr. Pintozzi's ever-watchful eye and his oracle's corroboration. Physics classes delved into the physical world of man. Much of the year was spent determining the nature of light as a wave or a particle. Using such devices as Slinlcies to demonstrate the properties of waves, and human chains to observe static electricity, students examined basic properties of light, sound, and motion. Physical Science is a course designed for stu- dents who desired more background in the basic principles of physics and chemistry. In Space Science, students learned some of the science involved in the conquest of space. Much in- dividual lab work was performed. Mr. Orville White Mr. Robert Pintoni 55 The main topic of study in biology classes was ecology—the relationship between living things and their environment. Micro-organisms, cell structure, and functions were covered, as well as genetics and animal behavior patterns. Chemistry is the science which deals with the composition of the universe. Chemistry classes stressed scientific investigation in the labora- tory. The student's own results were used to help develop an understanding of fundamental scientific theories. Students anticipating nursing, medical, or dental careers found Human Physiology a helpful subject. The course deals primarily with the function of the various systems of the human body. Topics studied included the muscular and skeletal systems, the nervous system, and the sense organs. Psychology is the study of animal and human be- havior. Through a study of human development, students found that each personality is unique. Drugs, hypnosis, and advertising were included in a study of awareness and action. Many opportuni- ties for study occurred where psychology blended with other sciences. 58 A 59 Cooperative Training Students Learn Through Experience Did you hear the one about the traveling salesman?' 60 Mr. Andrew Holland Miss Virginia Roden A special program at Lincoln is the co- operative occupational training program in which qualified seniors participate. Stu- dents work part-time and receive on-the- job instruction during the afternoon. They are paid the going wage rate, while earn- ing two elective credits toward gradua- tion requirements. Training includes mer- chandising and management techniques, business procedures, buying, selling, and storage. An alternate program allows students to remain in school while learn- ing practical business skills and manage- ment methods. 61 Our Band Has Soul PEP BAND I AND II: Row I: S. Graham, C. Jackson, D. Lovich, J. Shepershy, N. Howard. D. Ruehle. D. Bahke, J. Bacon, B. Sylvester, L. Anderson. L. Remington. D. Magnuson, P. Bergstrom, P. Haines. Row 2: K. Nelson. L. Sieber. S. Johnson, T. Gilbert. L. Berry. S. Ellefson. P. Ehlors. S. Hanson, T. Asborne, B. Lees, D. Rosholt, T. Steele. T. Keely, W. Robertson. R. Merhar. P. Collins. M. Maran, G. Schultz, J. Southern, S. Johnson. Row 3: J. Conway. D. LeFehvre, K. Shrivseth, J. Connell, M. Porter. R. Dahlof. S. Turgeon, J. Boattie. A. Urbach, R. Yaung, J. Clark, S. Heintzeman. J. Meier, J. Millin, M. Nelson. K. Paulsen. J. Utecht, T. Anderson. D. Schiffman. E. Anderson, P. Larson, J, Ault, J. Ruehle. R. Groth. T. Henkemeyer. T. Anderson, Director Mr. Robert Shannon, (not pictured) L. Carlson, J. Dartt, M. Drajenovich, A. Helbig. K. James. G. Jones. B. Koch. N. Madich, J. Pintrup, L. Sangrene. D. Timm. R. Youmans, H. Zimmer. 62 Mr. Chlebecek plays excerpts from The Marriage of Figaro for his music appreciation class. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS are: Row I: K. Gilbertson. P. Huchen- dorf, D. Nelson. S. Klausen. E. Cole. D. Paul, D. Boch. Row 2: S. Wenzel. L Sangrene. K. Bruder, D. Sieber. J. Weinond. J. Schaefer. C. Nelson. D. Hermanson. P. Brokering, R. Anderson. R. Fife, I. Sherwood, R. Dirlam. B. Kriel. D. Clermont, J. Doheny. Row 3: C. Wheat, L. Chase. N. Grimes. J. Conway. J. Huss, D. Ingram. J. Miller, R. Olson. R. Sandstrom. S. Augustson, J. Nelson. K. Reed, G. Youmans, P. Rosholt, S. Carlson. T. Olson. J. Moen, M. Maistro- vich, V. Mussetter. L. Roster, S. Rainey, B. Randall. R. Pribble. S. Kutcher, C. Wolfram. Row 4: C. Anderson. J. Meservy. J. Walters, C. Schultz, K. Hersog, G. Carlson, K. Snede, C. Gonycr, M. Siitari, C. Meservy. J. Roth, M. Miller, J. Hanel, D. Lund, R. Hepola, D. Dawson. S. Hawley. M. Anderson, M. Goodoien, D. Olson. J. Wedekind. T. Bloom, R. Boe, T. Wolfram, S. Reinory, J. Brant, M. Sanford. B. Kuyper, D. Siitari. Director Mr. Robert Shannon. Mr. Robert Shannon The Concert Band, directed by Mr. Robert Shannon, provided music for pep fests. athletic events, the Bruin- ettes. graduation exercises, and school plays in addition to the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The group performs music dating from the baroque to contemporary era. The tv o pep bands participate with the Concert Band to form the Marching Band which is indispensa- ble at football games. 63 VI usic Is a Universal Language Mr. James Chlebocolt ORCHESTRA MEMBERS are: Row I: K. Olson. B. Putnam, B Daniel. W. Johnson, M. Fransen. J. Eckels. Row 2: D. Disser, D. Kielblock, K. Helseth, J. Johnson. B. Colebank, M. Olsen. K. Bruder. S. Wenzel. J. Wyman. J. Miller. J. Kretchmer. P. Swift, A. Iverson. C. Peterson. Row 3: C. Hatfield. P. Johnson, R. Fawver, J. Barsody. S. Gillette. J. Grefe. K. Oppel. N. Lip- trap, M. Sanford. S. Augustson, C. Wolfram, J. Barker, L. Hillyer. K. Mattson, D. Ehrhardt, S. Brister. Row 4: N. Marovelli, D. Duryee. K. Hovelson, J. Hoehle, K. Nelson. J. Roth, S. Miller, J. Thorsen. K. Johnson. D. Anderson. S. Rial. J. Roberts, K. Rial. D. Shields. H. Schulz, Director Mr. James Chlebecek. cm HEBBS NM B EiSI9l99l!iyj|||||| CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS are Row I: D. Albert, C. Marr. N. Swanson. D. Langevin, D. Sissenwine. L. Lavaty. J. Fissel. K. Rust. D. Sabin, R. Lattaise, J. St. Martin. L. Merlino. A. St. Martin. B. Olson. C. Stone. S. Billings. G. Pederson, D. Wilson. C. Swanson. D. Nelson. K. Stanley. R. Schultz. J. Bugher. J. Utecht. Row 2: M. Hancer, P. Carlson. B. Olson, J. Lewis. M. Blenis. C. Fox. C. Kadlec, R. Smith. R. Roedecker. D. Bock. C. Fish. R. Farrar. L. Brosam, J. Becker. J. Roberts. K. Leffler. S. Decker. D. Driscoll, C. Wolfram. P. Dozier, S. Grahn. C. Johnson. A. Geilfuss. L. Jones Row 3: G. Gardner. M. Schlagel, S. Basiago. M. Griffin. C. Lewis. R. Dunn. R. Anderson. M. Saastad. D. An- derson. K. Hubbard. J. Grothe. G. Cable. F. Smyser, G. Abrahamson. R. Testa. L Hellesvig, P. Peterson. D. Leonard. R. Taylor. R. Loos. Row 4: J. Horton. L. Daly. S. Bliss, J. King, S. Smith, $. Testa. J. Williams. J. Bock. M. Colby. S. Johnson, J. Mueller. D. Iverson. C. Temte. R. Platte. G. Hanson. B. Johnson, C. Rudie, J. Burkhardt, D. Helgoland, K. Hake. J. Bau. The Concert Choir is a mixed group of se- lect voices which performs at various special programs, concerts, and festivals. For the first time, the choir was divided into two sections which met at different periods. This year's activities included a festival per- formance of Haydn's Creation and a sum- mer trip through Wisconsin. 65 Mr. Gordon Barry ABOVE SOPHOMORE CHORUS. Row I: 0. Thompson. M. Johnson. D. Jorgenson. D. Chambers. B. Kniep, C. Morris. K. Stanko, C. Silcanova, D. Mandt. Row 2: B. Nolan. D. Solly. R. Ruebish, S. Larson. C. Ihring, S. Severtson. E. Rudolphi, N. Burl. D. Bcngston, H. Zimmerman. C. Becker. Row 3: M. Barle'mehs. A. Weiser. D. Cairns, J. Peferson. G. Kriese. N. Moline. B. Bresley, M. Crawford. M. Moline. L. Kroonglawd. J. Tupper. Row 4: J. Foley, G. Lundy. M. Collins. B. Parks. D. Southwell. J. Lange. B. Billison. M. Neudecker. D. Williams. D. Brantner. R. Allen. BELOW GIRLS CHORUS. Row I: B. Jackowiak, D. LacQuay, C. St. John. P. Hines. P. Casey. E. Nelson. A. McGuiggan. Row 2: D. Ballinoer, C. Cable. K. Carpenter. P. Nelson. S. Freund, M. Lobe'lo, J. Gauger. R. Hedlund. A. Avant, C. Meyer. Row 3: C. Larkin. L. Gamble. K. Kranz, A. Free. A. Nelson. L. Sobrek. C. Wallin, D. Werner. M. Cola. C. Stotes- bery. K. Jackson. Row 4: N. Brandberg, J. Hickey. D. Aasen, D. Anderson. K. Junge. P. Welch, C. Nelson, J. Becker. C. Eissinger. S. DeSchane. G. Borseth. 66 Business Education Benefits Everyone Mrs. Jorilyn Mr. Alan Mrs. Kathleen Mr. Eugene Weber Fasching Sather Weyandt 67 Secretaries of Tomorrow. £ 2 II 2_ a- English Offers Opportunities for Varied Interests WTHORNE - Jeff Doheny expounds on the filamous excrescences of Shakespearo. Mrs. Patricia Ballman Mr. Joseph Tufigno Mrs. Marcia Fridland Sophomore English classes stressed reading and com- position skills. Drama was introduced through such plays as Julius Caesar, Cyrano de Bergerac. and Our Town while The Pearl, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Huckleberry Finn were among the novels explored. Junior English emphasized composition and American Literature. The Scarlet Letter, Babbitt, and The Red Badge of Courage were several of the works discussed. A sampling of plays included The Crucible. Macbeth, and Death of a Salesman. A study of Greek and Hebrew literature was an integral part of the Senior English course. World literature of the Middle Ages. Renaissance, and the Modern Era was included. Mrs. Marilyn Mrs. Irene Mrs. Beth Wilhelm Yung Crofoot 71 Mrs. Lorraine Brynildson Mrs. Diana Nelson Mrs. Catherine Cheleen Mrs. Ann Wegner Humanities is an enriched English 12 course designed to develop a humanistic set of values relevant to today's world with respect to the great accomplishments of the past. Students were exposed to many facets of Western Civilization: painting, sculpture, archi- tecture. literature, religion, philosophy, and music. A project was required which consisted of a research paper, a creative produc- tion, and an oral report. Field trips included a visit to the Guthrie theatre, a trip to the Art Institute, and an investigation of Greco- Roman influences on American architecture. Taken as a whole, the Humanities course broadens student horizons and interests and develops h'S skills in analysis, criticism, and composition. 73 A wide range of English electives was avail- able. Classes read several of Shakepeare's plays, including Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, and Richard III. Writing classes learn- ed how theme, plot, character, point of view, tone, and style are developed by the short story writer. Novels classes studied modern novels, including Crime and Punish- ment, The Stranger, and Brave New World. Other English electives ranged from a study of the mass media to a reading efficiency course. Drama classes covered areas ranging from beginning acting techniques to basic direct- ing skills. Students worked on improvisation, pantomime, interpretation of characters, exits and entrances, and characterization. 74 Mr. Arthur Koivumaki Debate classes learned debate techniques and did research on the current debate proposi- tion. Students participated in mid-week and weekend tournaments. Speech classes reinforced oral communication skills. A seminar format was used to give each student attention in individual needs. Mrs. Margaret Palm Mr. Edward Ehli 75 78 Lincoln High School Presents — “The Boyfriend” The Boyfriend was frivolous, frolicking fun straight from the 1920's. Baubles, bangles, and beads helped make the four sell-out performances a smashing suc- cess. Penny Perkins portrayed Polly while Roxanne LaHaise doubled as the same. Debbie Wilson and Gwen Pederson astounded audiences as Masie. When all was said and done, there was really only one ... BOYFRIEND! 79 Behind the Scenes Actors get applause, but often no credit is given to those behind the scenes. Many students spend long, hard hours building sets, developing new techniques in make-up, sewing costumes, and gathering props. All of these people contribute to a mem- orable performance. 80 Members are: Lynn Christenson. Jan Collison. Roxanne LaHaise. Karen Leffler. Nancy Miller. Ron Richard. Patty Widdund. Debbie Wilson. Chris Wolfram. Thespians Are Versatile Actors and actresses who are members of Thespians are sure to have much experience in the theater. To be initiated into the Thespian Society, each person must have had at least one part in a play and have worked at least 100 hours on three different crews. Each member has a well- rounded knowledge of the the- ater and drama. 81 Here Come the One Acts Three On a Bench Junior Roxann La- Haise directed the comedy, Three On - A - Bench. Cast members were Bill Lang, as Harry; Cyndy El- rod, as Mrs. Moir; Lynn Jones, as Betty; and Kerry Hake, played Of- ficer Calahan. Riders to the Sea Riders to the Sea, a tragedy, was di- rected by Mrs. Schloo. The cast included Lynnae Lavaty, as Marya; Kate Irion, as Cathleen; Nancy Moline. Nora; and Pat Peterson, as Bartley. 82 The Choirs The Chairs was the play which was chosen to go on to District competition. It was directed by Sen- ior Lynn Christensen. The cast in- cluded Ron Richard, Kris Franks and Howard Uhr as the Old Man, the Old Woman, and the orator, re- spectively. 83 “Strip Their Stripes and Moke’m Bear!” As the sounds of Strip Their Stripes and Make 'Em BEAR echoed through the hallways. Homecoming activities got off to a rousing start. The real activities began Thursday night with the crowning of Kelly O'Brian and Marcia Johnson as Homecoming King and Queen. Friday's lunch hour found the royalty being treated to a special luncheon. That evening, in the warmth of a late Indian summer, the Bears played to a 20-6 loss against St. Cloud Tech. Homecoming activties came to an end as couples danced to the music of The Light. 85 86 87 Walk Together Talk Together . . . Active was the word for this year's A.F.S. club. Each month an activity was planned. The annual Trim the Tree party at Christmastime saw exchange students from Minneapolis and suburbs gathered at Lincoln. Exchange students Vicky Ortega, from Paraguay, and Martin Bornemann, from Germany, were always interesting additions to the activities, as was Pres- ident Debbie Reynolds, who spent the pre- vious summer in Australia. Lincoln’s A.F.S. gave students a part in the push for in- ternational peace and understanding. 88 Smile! I think he's taking our picture. Upper left: Officers at the Trim the Tree party, (left to right): Debbie Reynolds. President; Chris Wolfram. Secretary; Linda Chase. Historian; LeAnne Sangrene. Treasurer; Vidky Ortega and Martin Bornemann. Foreign Students. Not pictured: Kari Yung, Vice President. A.F.S. MEMBERS are: S. Ahrens, J. Blegan, S. Bliss, S. Block, M. Bornemann, D. Brandtner, J. Brant, L. Chase, K. Collies. C. Del- monico, C. Edberg, B. Elmore, M. Fransen. S. Freund, M. Frisvoid. J. Gustafson, J. Holm, V. Haverkost, D. Herroid, R. Homme. C. Johnson, W. Johnson. R. Kovach, S. Kutcher, K. Mansk, R. Meany, N. Miller, C. Nelson. K. Nelson, B. Ness, C. Nilsson, S. O'Brien. K. Oppel, C. Peterson, J. Peterson, K. Reed, D. Reynolds, W. Rober- son. R. Roedecker. B. Sandberg, L. Sangrene, J. Schuman, K. Skrivaeth, J. Smith, R. Spires, C. Spliethoff, B. Swanson, K. Taylor, P. Thies. B. Thompson, J. Thompson, P. Tischer, J. VanNice, S. Willinger, C. Wolfram, T. Wolfram, K. Yung. 89 We’ve Got Spirit! Cheerleading ... We've got spirit ... jumps ... Pepfests ... Games ... and more games ... Practice ... and more practice ... a lost hairdo .. . BEARS, BEARS ... chug, chug, chug, .. . new uniforms ... Battlecry ... All for Lincoln, stand up and holler ... VICTORY. Fun in the sun. Back row: Sue Harris. Cheryl Peterson, Marsha Johnson, Michele Reimer. Middle row: Jeanne Jackson, Diane Ogden, Gail Vandersheraren, Pam Thorsen. Front row: Cindy Thom. Debbie LaPointe. Karla Kranz, Joanie James. They Look Nice on Ice Hockey cheerleaders displayed the unique ability to cheer while on skates. After many hours of practice at Braemar Arena, the girls were able to perform well at all hockey games. They also contributed their support at soccer games and wres- tling meets. Above, from left: Laura Oatman, Cathy Hovelson. Diane Sieber. Dixie Thompson. Jenny Rehn, Vicky Brevik. Left: The captain watched her sinking ship. 91 B Squad Brings Cheer to Players B-squad cheerleaders performed their duties at Sophomore athletic events and added their pep at varsity events. They acquired valuable experience and perfected tech- niques while keeping the fans happy. B-squad cheerleaders are. from left: Heidi Nelson, Margo Pleasant. Andy Free, Pat McGovern, Heidi Zimmerman, Lynn Rossi, and Capt. Lori Brown. We Twirl Flagtwirlers add color to L.H.S. football games. After many hours of practice with the band, they contributed their precise marching and varied routines to pre-game and half-time shows. Flagtwirlers are the unsung heroines of Lincoln. 92 Front row: Julie Bacon Sue Jackowiak Jane Wickstrom Seated: Cheryl Edberg Sandy Krautkremer Marie Ruhme Standing: Debbie Reynolds Barb Swanson Not pictured: Pat Willenbring Terri Mathwick 93 Can You Tell at a Glance? They Dance! With many hours of after school practice, the Bruinetfes always had good half-time entertain- ment for football and basketball enthusiasts. New school and dance uniforms added a profes- sional look to their performances. Under the guidance of advisor Barbara Rinehart, the Bruinettes always pleased the crowds with their high-kicking routines. 94 MEMBERS, from left: Patty Pindor, Janice Wyman, Leslie Zimmerman. Karen Gilbertson. Linda Roster. Barb Voidness—capt., Julie Netherton, Judy Blegen. Marcy Priener, Nancy Carlson, Sue Rainey. Paula Heath, Marcia MarCia. Sherry Noreng, Grotchen Durkot, Diane Hazelton, Mary Mullen. Advisor is Barb Rinehart. Sadie Hawkins Visits Bear Patch 96 The fountain of juice. Sadie Hawkins made her annua! visit to Bearpatch on Friday, November 14, 1969. The gals at Lincoln grabbed their fellers an' came arunnin'. Doin's fer the night included genuine hitchin posts, marriage licenses, weddin rings, an' Marryin' Sam. Dancin' music was by the Dynamics, with surprise entertain- ment by the Slobbovian Bruinettes at the breaks. It was a real slap-down, bang-up doin'. You're standing on my foot. 97 To Lead That Others May Follow Members of the Notional Honor Society are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service. The main proj- ect was the tutoring service pro- vided by the members. Through- out the year, members also acted as guides for Career Day and sold buttons to raise money for Biafra. Officers are: Pres. John Roth, Vice Pres. Ed Beadle, Tutoring Director Nancy Miller, and Sec. Kori Yung. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS aro: D. Aslesen, J. Baxter, E. Beadle, G. Bradford, S. Bradley, S. Brazeau, M. Brokering, D. Brokke, T. Brown, K. Bruder. S. Carlson. J. Collison, K. Court. J. Eckels, C. Elrod, C. Erickson, B. Fischer, K. Franks. S. Freund. D. Fuller, G. Gar- lough, A. Gielfuss, J. Green, G Gunderson, N. Haggberg, N. Haines, D. Harr. T. Harris, V. Haverkost. J. Heck, J. Hesse, G. Hipp. J. Horton. M. Hughes. C. Johnson, K. Johnson. M. Johnson, R. Johnson. P. Jones, G. Karbo, R. Kesler, M. Kuhn. W. Lang, D. Langseth, V. Larson, J. Lashbrook, K. Loeffler. R. Marchessault. K. Mares. K. McGovern, N. Miller, D. Mortensen, R. Nelson, C. Newman. A. Nor- stad, L Oatman, G. Oderstrom, R. Olson. M. Opheim. B. Peterson. C. Peterson, C. Peterson. M. Peterson, J. Rahn, C. Randall. M. Reimer, D. Reynolds. K. Rodysill, R. Roedecker, J. Roth. J. Roth, P. Rowland, R. Sandstrom, L. Sangrene, N. Schussler, D. Siitari, J. Stanley, M. Stoddard. B. Straw, G. Stucky. B. Swanson. D. Thompson. K. Thompson, R. Thompson. P. Thorsen, C. Trapp, R. Trimble. B. Voidness, C. Wheat, C. Wolfram. R. Worringer, C. Yeager. L. Younggren, K. Yung, C. Zahn, D. Zimmerman. 98 DECA Learns in the Community Classroom DECA, Distributive Education Clubs of Ameri- ca. is an organization designed for students en- rolled 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. MEMBERS are: Dave Bartholomew, Jim Branton, Barb Delesha, Don Fortner. Carol Franklin, Rodney Haugen. Roger Haugen. Roxanne Hetcher. Dan Howard. Nick Hunting. Cindy Jensen, Cindy Keller, Tricia Miller. Brad Overby. Laurie Peterson. Dave Printup, Mike Rasch, Bonnie Sackett, Gayle Smith. Bob Smith. Greg Sperry. Mary Spurgin, Randy Vermeer. Roxanne Vermeer, Kay Wells, and Gail Yambor. 99 Lincoln Students Serve Today Service Club was true to its name. The main duty was to pass out programs at football, basket- ball. and hockey games. They also helped as guides for P.T.A. meet- ings and servers at the sports banquets. MEMBERS are. Back row: Debbie Cor- diner. Sec. Debbie Eggan. Carol Stock- ton. V. Pres. Michele Franzer. Middle row: Sharon Freund. Debbie Hassen- bank. Lynn Christenson. Front row: Nancy Moline. Debbie Sabin. Kathy Rust. Treas. Barb Swanson. Advisor Mr. Pintozzi. Not pictured: Kari Yung. Pres. Tomorrow The purpose of the Future Nurses Club was to visit hospitals and nursing schools and hear speakers to acquaint themselves with various areas of nurs- ing. They made a trip to St. Paul-Ramsey Hospital in the fall. MEMBERS are: S. Astleford, A. Bartels. J. Becker. J. Bud- inski. C. Carlson. M. Doug- herty. S. Fors, K. Junge, D. Janikowski, N. Larson. J. Lash- brook. S. Mahler. B. Ness. C. Peecher. C. Peterson. L. San- grene. C. Stone. D. Surrise, G. Truax. J. VanNice. P. Wil- linbring. 100 Girls Join Athletics Members of the Girls Athletic and Recreation As- sociation met twice a week to prove that girls can be successful in athletics, too. Activities ranged from modern dance and gymnastics to archery and volleyball. MEMBERS OF G.A.R.A. arc: Denise Albert. Wendy Aspholm, Debbie Behner, Sue Bjorltlund, Beth Brokering, Loree Brown. Linda Derby. Susan Donart, Nancy Haines. Peggy Helbig, Terri Hewson. Judy Holrius, Karen Hovila, Maureen Hughes. Linda Hurley. Ellon Juster, Lori Mer- lina. Barb Miller. Michele Moline. Dobbie Nelson. Mary Nelson. Ruth Olson, Marilyn Opheim, Wendy Peters. Margo Pleasant. Jane Po'lock. Terri Rose. Betsy Sandberg. Carol Stotesbery. Barb Straw. Jennifer Utecht. Laurie Walt. Pat Wcich. 101 Bend and Stretch: Reach for the stars. IR Creates Understanding of Nations International Relations Club led the way in acquainting students with international foreign policies. Through its many fund- raising activities, such as selling Christmas paper, and sponsoring a dance and a movie, the club was able to continue its work with its Peace Corps school in Peru, and bring speakers to Lincoln every two weeks on topics of international concern. A winter weekend seminar presented world prob- lems as they relate to Bloomington through a series of panel discussions. The highlight of the year, as always, was the ten-day seminar to Washington D. C. and New York City. 102 Top picture: Club members at the year-end banquet. Bottom picture: Seminar participants hear a speaker at the State Department. tttttttftllll I.R. OFFICERS (at left): Dave Mortenson. Pres. Molly Stoddard. Publicity Committee Chairman Sharon Freund. Sec. Lynne Soeffker, V. Pres. Barb Swanson. Calling Committee Chairman Not Pictured: Joe Heck. Treasurer Dave Sonju, Program Chairman John Miller. Fund-raising Committee Chairman 103 The Little Bear Receives Awards Top picture: Sports Editor Ford Thompson checks the files. Bottom picture: Mary Todd. Nancy Adams, Mark Brokering and Ginny Larson look at pictures. 104 The Mah-Quh staff brought many honors to Lincoln High School for outstanding achievement as a high school newspaper. The All-Ameri- can Newspaper rating, was given by the National Scholastic Press As- sociation. It is based on the achieve- ments of a newspaper in comparison to other student publications. A Minnesota School Bell Award was presented to the Mah-Quh staff and its advisor, Mrs. Sheffer, from the Minnesota Education Association. With these high standards to main- tain, the Mah-Quh staff worked many hours to make each issue an award winner. Quill and Scroll is an hon- orary society for staff mem- bers of the Mah-Quh, the Bear, and the Evergreen. Ad- visors of these publications nominate outstanding staff members each year for rec- ognition in this national group. QUILL AND SCROLL (left): Kris Franks. Glen Sievertson, Cindy Johnson. Diane Sieber. John Hor- ton. Janet Baxter, Cheryl Peter- son. and (seated) Nancy Miller. Not pictured: Sandy Radtke. and Dave Sonju. 105 Athletes Earn Letters, Learn Morals. The powerful Bruin Let+ermen led the school in spirit and serv- ice. As fund-raisers, the club sold megaphones and sponsored a dance. With the continuing ex- cellence of athletes at Lincoln, the club's membership rolls grew to the highest point ever. The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes swung into its second year at L.H.S. Through speakers, tapes, and discussions, the sports- men evaluated their morals in sports and life. L.H.S. LETTERMEN are: Seniors D. Anderson, W. Anderson, E. Beadle, T. Bergstrom, D. Birdsong, D. Blanchard, B. Boe, S. Boe, M. Bornemann, S. Bradley. D. Brokke. D. Burns. S. Cameron, D. Carlson. S. Cawson. D. Cogswell. K. Court. J. Dahlen, R. Dahlof. J. Daly. G. Deering, M. Peering, M. Dennis. J. Dexter, S. Dunne. P. Eichhorn. R. Everett, D. Fahlin. S. Finley. F. Fleming. M. Forrey, M. Frank, D. Free. G. Garlough, R. Garrison. D. Gearou, B. Gilbertson. J. Gurney. J. Hanel. W. Hanson. L. Harrison. M. Hepola, G. Hipp, K. Johnson, P. Jones, G. Karbo. R. Kesler. D. Koosmann, T. Koplitz, J. Kukachka, W. Lang, J. Larson. M. Liptrap. D. Mc- Donald. D. McGaha. T. Martin, M. Meier, G. Morris. M. Myhre, A. Nelson. C. Nelson, K. O'Brien. C. Ochs, R. J. Olson, J. Perlich, B. Pettit. J. Porter. D. Printup. J. Probst, W. Ramsey, R. Reko, M. Rabideau, P. Rosholt, J. Roth, J. Rudie, K. Rykken. D. Sandin, M. Sanford. W. Seifert, D. Siitari, S. Smith, S. Spires. M. Springer. J. Stanley. W. Stevens, W. Stroman. K. Sroth, G. Stucky, A. Swanson. T. Thiers. R. Thompson. P. VanNice. R. Trimble. G. White. Juniors: D. Anderson. A. Anderson. S. Armstrong. D. Barr, J. Baruth. T. Bloom. R. Braun. M. Brown. M. Chiappetti. M. Cooley. B. Ehlers. D. Finley. A. Fischer, G. Gilbert. G. Haeg, G. Hanson. N. Hiatt. M. Hogan. D. Johnson, S. Johnson, L. Loeffler. D. McDysan, G. Manthey. B. Moen, J. Mortenson. D. Nielson, B. Oqden, R. Packer. C. Pickard. M. Powers. D. Radtke, K. Reed. D. Ritchie, T. Ruud. M. Sheriff. W. Skjelstad. R. Stearns, G. Stickney. R. Thomas, M. Thompson. C. Urbach. B. Waserman, T. Wolfram. G. Youmans. Sophomores: J. Alberio. T. Clevelan. R. Haines. J. Harr. K. Paulson. M. Peter. J. Printup, T. Robinson. J. Roddy. T. Skoglund. D. Wolden. F.C.A. MEMBERS (bottom picture): B. Stevens, R. Thompson. M. Meier, S. Finley. P. Rosholt, T. Schultz, R. Dahlof. G. Karbo. D. Finley. J. Kukachka. D. Birdsong, T. Ruud. D. Free. 106 L.B.F.C Supports Our Teams Lincoln Boys’ Fun Club was organized in late fall to help promote pep and spirit at Lincoln. They sat together and prompted all those around them to cheer along. Member are: Brad Boe. Steve Boo. Kevin Court, Ray Dahlof. Jim Daly, Mike Frank, Denny Gearou, Matt Hepola, Tom Koplitz, John Kukachka. Jeff Larson, Mark Liptrap, Mark Meier. Mike Norris, Kelly O'Brien, Jack Porter. Jerry Probst, Dave Radtke. Doug Rickabaugh, Mark Robideau, Paul Rosholt, Don Seager, Dean Sandin. Bob Scherbarth, Dave Schef, Wayne Stroman. Ford Thompson, Tom Wakely. 107 They Slip and Slide Down Slopes Ski Club members took ski trips together in order to learn new skiing techniques and per- fect old ones. Some of the trips were to Hy- land Hills. Buck Hill and Big Powderhorn. Members are: D. Aim, S. Baken, S. Basiago. D. Beck- ham. D. Blanchard. S. Bergh. D. Chapman. K. Court. J. Crane. D. Deanovic, M. Dickinson. K. Downey. G. Durkot, J. Fredricks. M. Glavan. L. Grant. A. Hanson, D. Hasenbank, C. Hovelson, B. Hoyt, J. Jackson, K. Jacobsen. G. Johnson. J. Kissel. D. Klemens. M. Kline. D. Knoblock, S. Korum. A. Krutch, J. Leonard, K. Leonard. D. Marshall. L. Martin. L. McCarthy. S. Mc- Carthy. D. McDonald. K. McDonough. P. McGovern. K. McGovern, M. Melien, L. Merlino. G. Morris. M. Mos- man, W. Mosman, B. Odum. J. Olson. K. Olson, C. Overvold, L. Overvold. C. Palm, D. Palm, R. Paulson. B. Perkins, C. Peterson, R. Pribble. K. Prico, L. Rade- bach, M. Reichle. M. Reimer. T. Rice. D. Schiffman, J. Schuman, J. Smith. S. Smith, C. Spliethoff, J. Struchen, D. Sweot, J. Thielen. J. VanderLinden, J. VonBargen, C. Wendel. P. Willenbring. 108 The Thinkers Philosophy Club met Thursday nights to discuss ideas on free will. Members prepared for each meeting by reading a paper on each philosopher's ideas. Advisor. Mr. Kuzma, helped all members to understand each philosophy. 109 Back row: Poul Opheim. Kate Irion. Jim Roth. Pat Peterson. Sue Johnson. Wendy Peterson. Barb Swanson. Marilyn Opheim. Front row: Nancy Miller. Kris Mattila. Carolyn Overvold. Caroline Peterson. Bill Lang. Dennis Fuller. Sharson Freund. Martin Bornemann. Dawn Kuzma. They Could Hove Danced All Night Frosted Fantasy, this year's winter formal, was held on Saturday, December 20th in the L.H.S. lunchroom. The dance was sponsored by the Y-teens. Following tradition, it was a girl-ask-boy occasion. The Moon Misters from St. John's provided entertainment for the couples. During the course of the evening, Patty Pindor and Scott Finley, who had been elected earlier in the week by the student body, were crowned Queen and King. no Fun and Friendship Found Through Y-Teens Y-Teens members were well known by the student body be- cause the Y-Teens member was the one selling lollipops. This all-girl organization geared its activities to programs of serv- ice. religion, careers, art. personal development and recrea- tion. Each of the twelve chapters met twice a month at members' homes. The chapters were brought together at the monthly all-school events; Mock Olympics, the Apple-Polishing tea. and Winter Formal. CINDY AMUNDSON'S CHAPTER: J. Berry. G. Carlson. J. Collison, M. Johnson. J. Laverty, P. Ochs. G. Pederson. P. Perkins. M. Pleasant. K. Rahn, P. Smith. M. Stillman. L. Teawalt. B. Voldnoss. BARB BAGLEY'S CHAPTER: J. Bacon. D. DeRudder. T. Ditler. A. Everett. S. Farmer. N. Farnell, B. Fieder. C. Gilbertson. J. Hanson. M. Johnson. N. Larson. K. Maher. C. Marr, C. Mund. P. Thorkee. P. Willenbring. JILL BEELER'S CHAPTER: L. Adeibach. R. Dye. A. Hanson. J. Harrison. K. Leonard. J. Lewis. J. Mazzu, C. Meyer. K. Olson. C. Patrilla. J. Pederson. K. Plunkett. G. Pritchard. L. Rossi. B. Ruud. K. Stark. P. Stomberg, J. Tupper. L. Zimmerman. JANET HUSS’S CHAPTER: S. Beck. T. Brinkhaus. B. Cole. K. Collies. D. Droego. J. Folkestad. M. Fransen, L. Gonyer, N. Grimes. S. Hanson. S. Heddens, D. Ingram. J. Jackson. D. Jorgensen. S. Kreye. S. Larson. L. Painter. J. Petersen. R. Reubish. J. Schutte, D. Solly. H. West. J. Yager. LORRAINE IRMEN'S CHAPTER: L. Ahrens, J. Everett. C. Hanson. J. Holm, M. Johnson. B. Johnson. K. Marse. A. McGuiggan, J. Netherton. C. Newman. K. Oppel. V. Ortega, C. Peterson. D. Wickman. Z. Williams. ROBBIE KOVACH'S CHAPTER: D. Allan, B. Bonstrom, C. Carlson, T. Diesser. K. Eichten, L. Evens. M. Frisvold, K. Franks. L Hecht, D. Henning. J. Johnson. M. Kuhn. G. Larson. N. Pond. P. Rieirson. L. Roberson. K. Sikich. GAIL LEWIS S CHAPTER: L. Basil. L. Brumund, D. Belton. V. Belton, H. Dyck. L. Dykins, G. Gunderson. K. Helmer, B. Jeske. P. Johnson. S. Johnson. L. Jones. C. Trongard. G. Perron. J. Rosenblad. P. Talberg, S. Shillock, C. Wear. R. Zylstra. PATTY PINDORS CHAPTER: S. Anderson, N. Brungard, M. Dickinson. J. Fischer, M. Fridland, L. Grant, J. Grefe, C. Hunt, B. Hurley. B. Kriel. R. Lamoreaux, M. MarCia. S. Moliet, S. Noreng. B. Novak, L. Remington, C. Robinson. R. Smith. J. Thielen. JENNY RAHN S CHAPTER: J. Becker, C. Dahlen. P. Dozier, C. Erickson, Y. Fourniea, C. Hamren, J. Holm. J. James, S. Krautkremer, D. LaPointo, B. Murphy. B. Odom. P. Robinson. M. Stoddard. C. Thom. LeANNE SANGRENE S CHAPTER: G. Anderson. L. Anderson. D. Blegen, J. Blegen, B. Brokering, C. Delmonico, S. Graham, J. Gustafson. S. Lossing, D. Reynolds. L. Sangrene. N. Swanson. J. Thompson. G. Truax. J. VanNice. S. Willinger. K. Yung. PAT THIES S CHAPTER: N. Adams, S. Backfin, A. Bishop, D. Clermont, M. Dahlien, P. Donnelly, K. Fore, P. Kampmeyer, D. Lo- Febure. M. Moran. P. Rathje, B. Rykken. J. Strandberg, D. Wheeler. K. Worwa, J. Wyman. P. Youmans, D. Zierwick. DIXIE THOMPSONS CHAPTER: A. Adams, L. Bodger. C. Boenigk, V. Brevik. K. Fredericks, D. Hazelton, M. Junge. A. Krake, B. Petersen. S. Rainey. C. Randall. L. Roster. D. Ruud. G. Skogmo, G. Vanderscheruen. 112 Y-TEENS OFFICERS (left): Becky Jeske. C.T.C.: Sandy Kreutkremer, Chapter Co- ordinator: Claudia Erickson. President; Darcee Ruud. Treasurer; Karen Olson, Assistant Publicity: Nancy Grimes. Social Chairman; Candy Boenigk. Publicity: Betsy Murphy. Chaplain; Gayle Pritcher. Secretary. Not pic- tured: Joni Holmes. Vice President. CHAPTER PRESIDENTS: Cindy Amundson Barb Bagley Jill Beoler Janet Huss Lorraine Irmen Robbie Kovach Gail Lewis Patty Pindor Jenny Rahn LeAnne Sangrene Pat Thies Dixie Thompson 113 Mus ’c Alone Shall Live The Pop Group, directed by Mr. Gordon Barry, sang cur- rent popular songs at public functions and for their own enjoyment. The group gave a professional look to their per- formances with matching uniforms. Honey Bears are twelve girls who sing at special functions and performances. In their sweet harmony, they make audiences feel happy. POP GROUP MEMBERS (top picture) are: Row I: Michelle Hancor. Jennifer Utecht, Diane Bach. Roxanne LaHaise. Debbie Sabin. Karen Leffler, Chris Wolfram. Robin Roedecker. Tony Weiser, Nancy Miller. Diano Driscoll. Debbie Wilson. Angie Geil- fus, Director. Gordon Barry. Row 2: Steve Smith. Jerry Bach. Steve Johnston. Dan Leonard. Kerry Hake. John Bau, Mike Neudecker, Gary Gardner. Row 3: Lyle Daly. Mark Abrahamson. Sam Testa, and Randy Loos. HONEY BEARS (bottom picture) are: Kathy Stanley. Lynn Jones. Joanne Lewis. Anne St.Martin. Kathy Rust. Michelle Fransen, Debbie Solly. Pat Carlson, Chris Meyer, Denise Albert. Shar Billings, Debbie Nimbs. 114 Student Council Improves School Environment The Student Council brought many things to Lincoln this year which improved the school environment. After many months of hard work. Lincoln got pop machines in the lounge, which was created by the Student Council. Clocks were installed in the halls. A snack bar was set up after school, and rolls and coffee were sold before school. Representatives from each home room helped with the United Fund drive. With many interested and active mem- bers, the Student Council accomplished many tasks. Seated in the student lounge were officers Mery Junge. Sec., Jim Roth, Pres., Bill Leng, V. Pres., end Tom Ruud. Trees. First Querter representetives were C. Ammunson, S. Anderson. J. Bacon, D. Barr. A. Bersody, E. Beadle, C. Beebe, L. Borget, 8. Brasseur, V. Brevik, B. Brokering. J. Buler, M. Christian, R. Dahlof, M. Dickenson, L. Dykins. B. Elmore. S. Finley. K. Franks. S. Freund. K. Garlough. G. Gilley. N. Heggberg, M. Hall, A. Hanson, J. Heck. S. Huber, C. Hunt, L. Irmen. K. Johnson. M. Johnson, P. Jones, D. Jorgenson, K. Kelsey, S. Krautkremer, S. Kutcher, R. Lameroux, C. Larkin, J. Larson, J. Lewis, M. Lewis. M. MarCia. J. Manthey, T. Martin, J. Manu, D. McDonals, J. McGovern. N. Miller. B. Moberly. B. Mohn. M. Nelson, S. Noreng. R. J. Olson. B. Overby, J. Pratt, D. Peterson, P. Pindor. M. Pleasant, S. Rainey, C. Randall. R. Richard. D. Richabough, T. Robinson. M. Ruhme, P. Saari. J. Schauer, K. Schussler, J. Seifert. J. Simpson. T. Skogland, J. Smith, G. Sperry, B. Stewart. T. Totten, P. Truax. J. Tupper, J. Velie, T. Wakely, J. Waltors. D. Wilson. 115 Pep Club is a group of enthusiastic hard-workers. Nearly every night after school, these girls may be found painting signs and making locker decorations which cheer the teams on to victory. They sell pompoms and pennants and attend all games. Here's a hearty thanks for a job well done. Top: A step towards victory. Bottom: Little messages left in the night. The Good Fairy, maybe? 116 MEMBERS are: Cyndi Alexander, Debbie Anderson, Debbie Behmen, Dartyn Berg, Anne Bishop. Stacia Boyum, Lynnette Brok- er. Lea Brumund. Debbie Chamber. Meri- deth Dahlien, Cindy Daly, Linda Daly, Sheila Daly, Kathy Darnell, Sue Doop, Cheryl Edberg, Jane Everett, Dawn Fimn, Marilyn Frisvold. Mary Grandpre, Sue Gro- bel. Colleen Hanson, Lynn Hecht, Joanne Houck, Beth Hurley, Dana Janikowski, Cindy Jensen, Sue Mahler, Sue Martin, Beth Miller. Kari Moses, Peggy Porter, Ellen Rudolphi, Marie Rhume, Wendy Tuttle, Patti VanHouten, Jill VanNice, Debby Wei- ner. Catherine Wangerin, Connie Wear, Nancy Wettstcin. Diane Wickmen, Joanne Willette. Zoe Williams. OFFICERS: are: Lorraine Irmen. V. Pres.; Rhonda Dye. Membership Chairman: Cindy Hunt, Pres.: Meridee Anderson. Trees.; Cindy Amundson (not pictured). Secretary. 117 Yearbook Editors at Work? Eight of the hardest working students at Lincoln (cough, cough) got together and compiled one of the school's best yearbooks ever (tsk?). Aside from miss- ing deadlines, pulling out each others hair, exposing negatives, organizing the lettermen's club, pulling out each others hair, fixing broken typewriters, and pulling out each other's hair, the staff went through some mutually aesthetic experiences. The end product, of course, was an interesting conglomeration of pictures, copy, captions and advertising with a few (very few) lasting friendships formed in the process. That was cer- tainly the Year(book) that was ... 118 Top: Editor-in-Chief Janet Baxter. Bottom: Advertising Editor Sharon Freund. Activities Editor Kris Franks Copy Editor Barb Swanson 119 Sports Editor Cindy Johnson Classes Editor Glen Sievertson Learning Today Teaching Tomorrow Future Teachers Club gives those in- terested in the teaching profession an idea of what teaching involves. The girls were assistants to grade school teach- ers for a day. and they went on a field trip to the University of Minnesota. They participated in Project Understand- ing. Through this project, five Lincoln girls exchanged places with five Aitkin girls for three days. This helped promote the understanding which is necessary in teaching. OFFICERS (pictured right): Pres. Robbie Kovach. V. Pres. Diane Harn. Sec.-Treas. Deb- bie Herreid. Program Chairman Kris Franks. 120 NOEA president Chris King learns techniques in dental hygiene. VICA and NOEA Prepare for the Future x uM ez VICA, the local unit of state and na- tional Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, provided occupational train- ing for high school students. The club developed leadership abilities in its mem- bers through participation in numerous activities. Members were: N. Alexander, R. Allison, D. Anderson, G. Clarin, T. Crofoot, M. Fergu- son. P. Gray. B. Gruber. T. Hartly, K. Hickey, J. Hubbs, J. Hummel, B. Johnson. B. Kane. C. King. J. Knapp. R. Kreye. D. Lynch, G. Madi- son. D. Newport, R. Olsby, B. Rasmussen, S. Rial. R. Ridlon, D. Sass. D. Shaft. S. Senst, P. Sharrette, L. Strand, J. Vatne, W. Velishek, L. Fournier. NOEA is best known to the student body as the sponsor of donut breaks. It is a co-curricular national youth organization dedicated to serve students enrolled in vocational office educa- tion. It is a program which develops the stu- dents abilities and interests in the business world. NOEA members: B. Anderson. A. Barsdoy, B. Berg. C. Carlson, B. Carter. R. Dagle, S. Dewar, D. Esler, D. Goetzke, C. Halverson, N. Hankel, L. Hensen, B. Koch. S. Meyer, S. Palmquist, J. Paulson, C. Pizzala, G. Phillips. R. Pineda, S. Sullivan, J. Tapper. N. Whipps, D. Zarth. 121 Lincoln Students Participate in Community Activities Various community activities attracted the attention of Lincoln students. Energetic students participated in plays presented by the Bloomington Teen Theater, traveled to Kentucky with the Teen Corps or were elected to the Bloomington Youth Council. Some Join BTT Bloomington Teen Theater, organized last sum- mer, joined with the Lincoln chapter of Thes- pians to produce the fall play at Lincoln, Arsenic and Old Lace. This play, combining the talents of both Lincoln and Kennedy students, netted the largest profit for a non-musical in the history of Lincoln. Teen Corps Teen Corps brought together teens from ell of Minnesota to pursue their goal—to help people help themselves. Students traveled to Knott County in Appalachia to help the people build a community center. Teens worked with people in the inner city and Cambridge State Hospital. Through these efforts, people in poverty areas were given a start in helping themselves. BYC REPRESENTATIVES ore: Seniors Ed Beadle. Rick Kesler, Davo Langseth, Larry Leebans, and Cheri Wheat: Juniors Rhonda Dye. Brad Thompson, Janice Wyman; and Sophomores Debbie Jorgenson, and Linda Remington. A Few Are Elected to BYC BYC is the representa- tive group which in- cludes students from Lincoln and Kennedy. The main projects through the year were the monthly dances for Bloomington stu- dents. Plans were made to continue and expand the summer Teen Center. They sponsored a clothing drive for Appalachia and problem sym- posuims for the Mar- tin Luther King Me- morial Fund. Dream the Impossible Dream 124 To dream the Impossible Dream ... This is what L.H.S. guys and gals hoped for on a warm evening in April of 1968. The Impossible Dream, was held in the ballroom of the Thunderbird Motel, the first prom held outside of the school. Sophomores, in their brightly colored costumes, served punch, while Juniors and Seniors danced to the music of Jules Herman. After a day of fun on the annual Senior Play Day. the girls looked elegant in their long dresses and curls. As the evening drifted to a close, the couples found that they had reached the Impossible Dream. 125 Le Cercie Francois French Club brought the language and the culture of the French people closer to its members. This year the club had more members, and was more active than it has been in recent years. The girls sold candy as a fund- raising project. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS (right): Ann Everett, co-vice president: Jill Schuman. president: Janet Huss. co-vice president: JoAnne Smith. Sec.-Treas. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: Ellen Belden. Terry Britton. Karen Collias. Roxanne Dale. Maura Douherty, Dee Driscoll. Betsy Dunne. Jeanne Dunne. Linda Ebli. Ann Everet, Michelle Fransen. Mary Glaven, Chris Hamren, Diane Harr. Hanot Huss, Kate Irion. 8ev Johnson. Wendy Johnson, Dobbio Kimball. Ginny Larson. Rohnda Linville, Cary Nelson. Carol Palm, Diana Paul, Caroline Peterson. Kathy Ramsey. Bonnie Rykken. Jill Schuman. Joanne Smith. Pam Smith, and Kitty Taylor. 126 “Speak the Speech, Pray You’’ Resolved: The Congress should prohibit all unilateral United States military in- tervention in foreign countries. This was the topic which was taken up every week by the debate team. The year was a building year, with several juniors on the team. With each trip, the debators learned new speaking techniques. Speech activities included serious and humorous reading. extemporaneous speaking and storytelling. Those work- ing in this activity were working on ob- taining points in the National Forensics League. Top Picture: Karen Leffler, lynnae Lovaty, and Kris Franks. Bottom Picture: (seated) Nancy Post. Larry Hubner. Steve Stadther, and Rick Lundin. (Standing] Dave Mortensen. Brad Thompson, Mr. Robin Carlson, Scott George, and Bob Elmore. 127 A Tree Grows In Lincoln: Evergreen Interested students from Lin- coln each year get together to form the Evergreen staff. They put together the best samples of student expression to give the school a taste of Lincoln creativity. Mrs. Cro- foot and Editors Nancy Miller and Sandy Radtke kept their staff busy reading works sub- mitted by the students. STAFF MEMBERS: Lynn Christensen Carol Codding Cyndy Elrod Michele Hancer Karen Lefler Karen Mares Nancy Miller Sandy Radtke Glen Sievertson Kitty Taylor Jim Williams Joe Williams Janice Wyman Kari Yung Mrs. Crofoot. Advisor 129 Talent and H20 Make a Water Show The Aqua Debs practiced many hours to produce their synchronized swim show. Man Scents, in May. 1969. The numbers, which had titles from men's colognes, ranged from large groups of twenty to solos; Sue Chapman and Pat Beltz had solos. Seven girls also par- ticipated in district competition in April. Middle: Officers are Bonnie Bohlen. treasurer; Jan Laverty. secretary; Caroline Peterson, president. Bottom: Body lights added interest to the Sea Breeze number. 130 Above: The girls in 007 danced before their routine in the water. Top: Members of the 1969-70 Aqua Debs are: Front row: Steph Gillette, Roberta Eclcers, Sue Klausen, Debbie Cairns, Bonnie Bohlen. Beth Odum, Carol Peterson, Cheric Wheat, Janet Baxter. Second row: Lynn Sieber, Janice Whiteneck, Sue Han- son, Vicky Ortega, Barb Voidness. Laurie Radeback, Pat Kerr, Dennice Bakke, Debbie Werner. Third row: Jeannine Eckels, Kathy Stanley, Sue Martin, Debbie Magnuson, Chris Bain. Pat McGovern, Jan Laverty, Marylee Johnson, Caroline Peterson. Back row: Sue Baken, Lynn Gonyer, Kathy McGovern, Cary Nelson. Jill Schuman, Kitty Sikich. Not pictured are: Ann Adams, Betsy Dunne, Jeanne Jackson. Monica Mellen. Nancy Penrod. Judy Tupper. 131 Glad, Grateful, and . . . Graduating! On June 4, 1969, 607 Lincoln seniors walked to the platform and received their diplomas. While listening to the speakers, thoughts drifted back to their three years at Lincoln. Memories of their first hectic days as sophomores, the Homecoming games. Prom, and finals were brought back. When the All-Night Party came to a close, final good- byes were said. It was all over. 32 133 Sophomores Class Officers President: Jim Roberts Vice-President: Joel Simpsor Secretary: Karin Worwa Treasurer: Lynn Jones 136 Aasen, Debbie Abrahamson, Janice Abrahamson. Mark Ahlstrom. Cheryl Ahmann. Debbie Alberio. Joe Aldrich. Dan Alexander. Doug Allen. Jeff Allen. Linda Allen. Mike Alien, Richard Ancel. Robert Anderson. Cindy Anderson. Debbie Anderson, Gloria Anderson, Jim Anderson, Joel Anderson, Josette Anderson, Kathy Anderson. Keith Anderson, Loren Anderson. Lucy Anderson, Mike Anderson, Richard F. Anderson. Richard W. Anderson, Sue Anderson, Theresa Anderson. Tom Anderson, Warren 137 Andre, Jamos Appel. Cher Appel. Karen Aspholm, Wendy Astleford. Sue Ault. John Axtell. Diane 8acklin. Sue Bacon. Jeanne Bain. Barbara Bain. Chris Baker. Jon Bakke, Dennice Bakke. Steve Bakken. Deborah L Bakken. Debra A. Bakken. Vicki Ballinger, Diane Balthasar. James Barker. Jean Barthelmehs, Marylynn Bartos. Richard Basil. Linda Beaumont. Scott Beebe, Cindy Behnen. Debbie Benson. Pam Berg. Darilyn Berg, Gregg Berg. John 138 Berg. Bergstrom, Billison, Blalcstad. Bloomor. Boe. Bogard. Borgen. Wayne Jenny Brad Debbie Scott Ronald Jon Alan Berge. Bielke. Bishop. Blegen. Blomgren, Boecher, Bolstad. Borgert. Susan Susan Joan Debbie Judy Bill Kip Lyle Borgeson, Brandtnew. Brinkhaus. John David Tom Bradford. Bronner, Broderick. Mary Scott Kerry Bradley. Bresley. Brown, Brenda Barb Ruth Bradley. Brevilc. Brueder, Linda Cindy Tom 139 Brugger, Rita Brungard, Mike Buccelli, Mark Budenski. Jan Bugher. Judy Bunkholt, Roger Burg, Dan Burpee. Mike Burt. Nancy Butcher. Michelle Byrnes. Kevin Cable. Gary Cairns. Debbie Cairo. Fran Califano. Martha Cameron. Stan Campbell. Bruce Campbell. Dana Campbell, Ron Carew, Pat Carlson. Allan Carlson. Kevin Carlson. Laura Carlson. Paul Carlson. Robert Carlston, Mike Chamberlin. Rick Chapman. Monte Chapman, Tom Christensen. Jean Christensen. Laura Christensen. Nancy Christenson. Paul Christenson, Julie Christianson. Richard Christianson. Robert Christianson. Scott Christoferson, John Cillo. Cheryl Clark. Jim Clausen, Jackie Cleveland. Tim Cola. Colebank. Mary Bruce Cole. Collins, Elizabeth Miles 140 Creaqan, Ellen Crist. Julie Croft. Sue Crumrino. Ron Cruse. Gayle Cummins. Mike Curtis, Bill Dahlof. Ruth Dale. Roxanne Daly. Cindy Dammen, Drew Daniel. Bruce Daniels, Debbie Darrt. John Davis. Ginny Devito. Barb Dewar. Terry Dyck. Holly Dietz. Dave Dille. Lynne Colville. Cathy Cook, Tom Cordell. Jeff Court, Mike Cramond. Jim Crawford, Michelle Dillon, Dioiazza, Dirlam. Doering, Doig, Dots, Donart, Donhem. Pat Terry Richard Zachery Terry Kathy Susan John 141 Dougherty, Maure Doyle. David Dragert. Elaine Driscoll. Diana Dukert. Randy Dunlap, Easton, Ennenga, Reg Jeff Gary Dunn. Egan. Erickson. Bob David Mark Dunne. Eggan, Erickson, Betsy Debbie Mary Dupont. Eissinger, Ericson, Gary Corette Jim Dykins. Engelstad. Erke. Lee David Robert 142 Everett. Jane Fahnberg, Craig Falconer. Fawver. Debra Ross Fasching. Fieder. Ken Barbara Foley. John Folkstad. Julie Foreman. Rex Fredericks. Nancy Free. Andrea Fritz. Steve Frommer. Gamble. Brian Laurie Fuhr. Garding, Erich Sue 143 Garlough, Kathy Gauger, Julie George, Andrew Gerdes, Bob Gilbert, Terry Gillette. Steffie Glavan. Mike Glossing. Barb Gorman. Richard Graham. Sue Gray. Kathy Grier. Jim Griffin, Michael Grinols. Nancy Grothe. Jeff Gruber. Kathy Guess. Arthur Gustafson. Ken Haeg. Bill Haeg. Jerry Hagen. Kris Haines. Ron Halpin, Lenny Hainlin, Randy Hansen. Kathy Hanson. Colleen Hanson, Deena Hanson. Kathy Hanson. Mark Hanson. Sue Harrison. Cyndy Harrison. Jaye Harvey. Jim Hasselstrom. Harriet Hays. Mike Hedegaard. Jill 144 Hedlund. Heintzeman. Romelle Scott Heinen, Helbig, Joan Peggy Helgoland, Hellesvig, David Lee Helgeson, Hendricks. Robin Terry Henkemeyer. Hermanson, Tom Debra Hepola, Herreid. Eric Debbie Hertzke. Heyer. Barb Richard Hesler, Hicltey, Mark Joanne Hill. Pete Hilleren, Jerry Hillyer. Laurie Hoaglund. Mark Hochstatter. Duane Hoel. Sheryl Hoffman, Dan Hoffman, Mike Holm, Julie Hovey. Lynn 145 Howard. Nancy Howe. Don Hubacher. David Huber. Sue Hubner, Larry Huchendorf. Steve Hunt. Russ Hurley. Beth Hurley. Linda Ihrig. Charlene Ingersoll. Eldred Ivers. Steven Iversen. Ann Iverson. Susan Jackson. Carla Jakeman. Stove Johnson. Bernard Johnson. Brent Johnson. Beverley Johnson. Corinne Johnson. Curt Johnson. Debbie Johnson. Jeff Johnson. Kent Johnson. Mary C. Johnson. Mary S. Johnson. Marybeth Johnson. Molly Johnson, Randy Johnson. Sandy Johnson. Scott Johnson. Shelly Johnstone. Debbie Jones. Gene 146 Jones, Lynn Jones. Pat Jones. Robert Juveli. Jim Kainulainen, Mari Kalausen. Susan Kallenbach. Gary Kampmeyer. Patrice Kanduth. Terry Kauffman, Valerie Kaul, Dan Keefe. Dennis Keely, Tad Keenan; Sue Kennedy. Milce Kissell. Jim Kleve. Jim Kline, Mike Kneip. Barb Koch. Debbie Koch, Becky Kormendy. Ann Korum, Douglas Koiul. Nick 147 Kranz, Kenneth Kretchmer, Jeanlne Kreye. Susan Kroonblawd. Lynn Krouse. Mauri Kruse. Debbie Labine, Rick Landry. Jim Lange. James Langevin, Dianne Larsen. John Larson. John Larson. Phillip Larson. Sue Lashbrook. Gary Lawrence. Denise Leebens. Robert Lehman. Renee Leigh. Debbie Leonard. Karen Leonard. Thomas Lewis. Chuck Lind. Randal Lindberg. Mike Lindert. Bruce Linvitle. Rhonda Liptrap. Nancy Lobello. Mary Loesch. Larry Lovik. Debbie Luedke, Steven Lunderberg, Dave Lundy. Greg McClarty. Tony McCombs. Roger McGrane. Patti McKilligan. Daniel McLeod.1 Linda McMullen, Kevin McWilliams. Paul Macziewski. Susan Madsen. Gary Magnuson. Debbie Maistrovich. Mark Manlove, Magnus Marinenko. Raymond 148 Marks, Jeff Marovelli. Natalie Marrs, Bruce Marshall. Frank Martin. Eric Martin, Harry Martin, Larry Martin, Steve Martin. Mattson. Mauck, Sue Mary Jim Mastandrea, Matychuk, Mayer, Joe Mark Dave Mazzu. Jackie Meany. Ruth 149 Meier. Jeff Melien, Neal Menlc. Bev Meyerson. Faith Millen, Jeffrey Miller. Gregg Miller. John W. Miller. Lynn Miller. Scott Mitch. Cindy Moen. Brad Moen, Jim Moline. Michelle Moline. Nancy Monitor. Dave Montgomery, Moore. Pat Moore. Roberta Moran. Michelle Morris. Cindy Morse. Kris Mueller. Dean Mund. Cindy Mundy. Scott Myhr. Rebecca Nash. Reid Neilson, Mark Nelson. Barb Nelson. Debbie Nelson. Claire Nelson. Craig Nelson. Cynthia Nelson. Mark Nelson. Patti Nelson. Rick 150 Nemoc. Nancy Newell. Chuck Nilson, Jeff Nims. Debbie Nolan. Barb Noll. Larry Nolfe. Ann Novare. Alan Nygaard. Carol O'Brien. Shannon Ochs. Paulette Odegard. John Odum. Jim Olsen, Mark Olson. Mark Olson, Nancy Olson. Randy Olson, Rebecca Oppegard. Mark Ordahl. Bob Overson. Brad Paffel. Greg Pahl, Jane Pannkuk. Bruce Partlow, Gary Paul. Dianna Paullak. Phyllis Paulsen, Kevin Paulson. Roger Pedersen. Paul Pedersen. Valerie Perron. Gail Peter. Susan Peterson. Jan Peterson. Jill 151 Peterson. Vicki Pherson. Bill Pleasant. Margo Pollard. Roxanne Pollock. Jane Pommer, Pam Porter. Bill Porter. Debra Post. Nancy Price. David Price. Jeff Pritchard. Gayle Proehl. Dawn Prolmnow, David Purcell. Sally Quist. Marsha Rahn, Karen Ramsey. Kathy Randall. Bred Rathie, Pauline Redman, Lesslie Reimer, Lynn Reinarz. Steve Reko. Meg 152 I Remington. Linda Roubish, Roxanne Rial. Karen Rice. Terry Roberts. Jim Roberts. Tim Robideau, Renee Robinson. Brad Robinson. Chris Rodysill. Steve Rose. Theresa Rosholt. David Ross. David Rossi, Lynn Rudolphi, Ellen Ruehlo, Jeff Rust. Kathy Ryder. Jim Rykken. Bonnie St. John, Cindy St. Martin. Jill Sabin. Debbie Salmeta. Daniel Sandin. Lynn Sarles. Lee Sata, Jon Schanche. Richard Schendel. Steve Scherf, John Schermann. Pam Schiffman, Dean Schultz. Roberta Schulz. Harry Schusslor, Kerry Sedio, Karon Seekon. Vicky Seha. Tom Semmer, Mary Severtson. Sharon Shepersky. Judy Sherer. Keith Sherwood. Linda Shields. Richard Shreve, Kathy Sieber. Lynn Sieh, Rob Sievers. Theresa Siirila, Gary 153 Simpson. Joel Sinnott, Peggy Skrivseth. Keren Siegel. Russ Sletten. Bob Smith. Jeri Smith. Kim Smith, Pern Smith, Terry Smyser. Frenk Snede, Kristi Sobrek. Lori Soderholm. Steve Sorenson. Merit Southern, Jim Southwell. Deniel Speng, Henry Splinter. Jim Springer. Bred Steber. Gery Stedther, Steve Stefford. Pern Stenko, Keren Stenley. Kethy Steton, Mike Steele. Steensoerd. Stowert. Tom Merk Steve Stinde. Ann Stith. Strendberg Debbie Jonelle Stresburg. Jeff 154 Streed. Sheila Stroessner, Libby Stromwall. Dan Struckmeyer, Don Stuart, Brad Stuart. Marilee Stuart, Wendy Stutelberg, Mark Swanson. Mark Swanson. Nancy Swanson. Steve Swanson. Todd Swift, Pam Sylvester. Becky Teawalt. Linda Tenpas. Doug Testa. Randy Tester. Bill Testin. Mack Theyson. Bill 155 Thiers. Scott Thomasberg. Leslie Thompson. Debbie Thompson. Jim Thompson. Keith Thorke. Pam Tietze, David Timm. Dawn Tjosvold. Mark Tone. Debra Topness. Debbie Totten. Tim Towner. Sue Tracy. Martha Trautman. Dan Truax, Patti Turqeon, Sue Tuttle. Kathy Urbach. Al Utecht. Jeff Vanatta. Jay Vainikka. Joel Van Dyne, Sue Vireide. Lori Voigt. Blane Von Bergen. Gail Voza. Connie Weddick. Kevin Waldner. Debbie Walker. Randy Wallin. Don Wallin. Ron Walsh. Sean Walz, James Wangerin, David 156 Warble. Dan Warner. Ron Wassing, Kim Watkins. Tom Wear. Kevin Wedekind. John Wells, Jackie Wendet. Chris Werner, Debra West. Holly Wheeler. Debra Whitcomb. Betsy Whitcomb. Dan White. Dave White. Patti Whitenack. Janice Whitten. Melissa Wickman, Brian Wiech, Patricia Wieser. Trudie Willcutt. Clarence Willette. Steve Williams. Don Williams. Shari Wilson. Mike Wilson, Ron Wimberly. Ron Wisser. Glen Wolden. Don Wooldridge. Scott Workman. Jim Worwe. Karin Wurst, Jean Yager. Joyce Yocum. Sandra 157 158 Put 'er in. put 'er in. put 'er in ... Put that camera away or I'll .. Juniors 159 Adelmann. Mike Ahlstedt, Greg Ahmann, Wayne Ahrens, Lydia Albarella. Kathy Albert. Denise Aleckson, Susan Alexander. Scott Ancel. Beverly Anderson. Brian Anderson, Craig Anderson, Gail Anderson. Mark S. Anderson. Michael Anderson. Roed Anderson, Steve M. Applequist, Linda Augustvon. Scott Bacon, Julie Bagley. Barbara Ballanger, Debbie Banks. Debbie Barr. Dennis Barta, Jerry 160 Bartels, Amy Baruth. John Beck, Susan Becker, Joan Beckham. Don Beeler, Alan Beeler, Jillayne Benson. Jeff Berg, Wayne Bakke. Dave Besser, Henry Billings. Sharon Billy. Dave Bishop. Anne Bjorklund, Kiffie Biornton, Terry Biorum. Thomas Bliss. Steve Bloom. Thomas Bly, Denise Bock. Gerald Bee. Robert Bogen. Tim Borsch, Nancy Borseth, Gayle Brattain, Peggy Braun. Robert Brazeau. Thomas Brew. Dianne Bn'nkhaus. Thersa 161 Briol. Mark Brister. Susan Broker, Lynnette Brosam. Lori Brown, Bridget Brown, Jodie Brown, Tom Bruening, Barbara Buchanan. Jim Bue. Debbie Campbell, Douglas Carlson. Curtis Carlson, David Carlson, Dean Carlson. Gail 162 Carlson, Robert Carpenter, Kim Carrington. Dawn Carston. Jim Carston, John Casey. Patty Chapman, Dan Chatfield, Thomas Chevalier, David Chiappetti, Michael Childs. Bruce Chiswell, Carrie Christian, Michael Clarin, Rick Clark. Jeff Clegg. Alfred Clermont. Debbie Cole, Karen Conway. Julie Cooley, Michael 163 Cooner, David Cordes, Bonnie Cowan. Nancy Cox. Steve Crumrine. Raymond Dahlen, Ronald Dahlien, Meredith Dahm, Jim Dale. Rexford Daly, Lyle Daly. Linda Dargavel, James Darnell, Kathy Davis. Ann Dawson. David Dea. William Decker, Susan Delie. Steve Demmerly. Douglas Dennen. Jack DePyper. Denise Dickinson. Mary Dickinson. Phillip Dierschell, Ken Dixon. Donna Doheny. Jeff Donnelly. Penni Doop. Susan Downey. Kevin Droege, Dixie 164 Duerr. Daniel Duryee. Diane Eacock. Linda Eddy. Susan Edberg. Cheryl Eichten, Kathy Ellefson. Jeff Ellefson. Steve Elzea. Joy Emanuelson, Margaret Emberson. Dwight Engdahl. Brad Engel. Cornelia Englund. William Engstrand. Brad Enroth. Richard 165 Are ya cornin' to the dance after the game?' Ericksen. Martin Erickson. Torry Erickson. Dave Erickson. Mark W. Evans. Lynn Everett. Ann Fager. Steve Farmer, Susan Farrar. Roberta Finnicun. Kevin Fischer. Anthony Fish. William Forder. Cheryl Fore. Karen Forstad. Denice Fosseen, Jacquelyn Fredricks. Kathy Fredrickson, John Friebe. Kathy Fritz. Michael Fuhr. Peter Gartley. James Garton, John Gauger, Bill 166 Gelling. Matthew George. Anthony Gess. Debbie Giddings. Nancy Gilbert, Greg Gilbertson. Chris Gilbertson. Martha Glade. Dennis Goetzke, Michael Goodoien. Michael Gordenier. Terry Gordon. Greg Gorton. Jeff Graham. Debbie Grandpre, Thomas Grant. Laurie Greenlund, Barb Groebner, Kevin Gunderson. Keith Gunderson, Viclti Gurney. Jeff Haeg, Greg Hagg. Scott Hanson. Anne Hanson. Cindy Hanson. Mark Hanson. Greg A. Hanson. Greg Hanson. Neva Harrison. Chris 167 Harte. Kevin Hartman. Dale Harvey. Steve Haugeh, Brian Hazelton, Diane Hoitzman. Steve Helbig. Anne M, Helleson. Jean Helseth, Kathie Hepola. Ralph Herbst. Stephen Herzog, Karol Heyda, Judy Hicks. Cindy Hinrichs. Tom 168 This is gonna hurt me more than it does you. J Hofius, Judy Hogan. Michael Holly. Mike Houck. Joanne Hovelson. Cathy Huemmer. Gail Hufford. Wendy Humphries. John Huss, Janet Irion. Kathleen Jeffries. Kathryn Jenning. Richard Jensen, Bruce Jensen. James Johnson. Chris Johnson. Dave Johnson. Diane Johnson. Gary L Johnson, Gary W. Johnson. Jo Ellen 169 Johnson, LaVonne Johnston, Bill Kahlow. Rick Keith, Evorett Kelly. Mike Kelsey, Kathy Kerr, Pat Kevler, Robert Kielblock. Diane Kimball, Debbie Kinyon, Terry Knake, Dan Knoblauch, Don Knoke, Debra Knoll, James Knott. Greg Knowlton. Phil Krause, Jan Krieg. Mike Kromminga, Brad Krueger, Ron Kudrle, Geri Kyllonen, Daniel Lacquey. Denise Lahaise, Roxane Laden, Tyler Landis. Bonnie Landry. Dienno Landwehr, Mark Larson. Mary 170 Larson, Nancy Leeman, Lori Leffler. Dean Leonard. Dan Leonard. Mark Leonard, Janet Leviton, Ron Lewis. Mark Lindberg. Made Lindstrom. Jacqueline Lloyd. John Loeffler. Lee Loeppky, Gary Lorensen. Mark Ludvigsen. Kirk Lytle. Sharon McComb, Bruce McCune. John McDonough. Ken McDysan, David McGregor. Alex McHale. Bob Maher. Kathy Mahler. Susan Malmstedt. Candace Mansfield. Kevin Manthey. Jerry Maple, Roxanne Mark. Jim Marr. Connie 171 Marshall. Dave Martin. Dorothy Mathews. Stuart May. Kevin Mayfield. Tom Mellen, Monica Mellenbruch. Martha Meyer. Bill Meyer, Tom Miller. Beth Miller. Gary Miller. Gregg Miller, Mark Miller. Sue Millonig. Mike Moen. Barrett Montouri, Carla Moot . Terry 172 Mors®. Dave Mortenson. John Mosman. Mark Moses. Kari Mullin, Tim Nelson, Carol Nelson, Cary Nelson. Dale Nelson. Dan Nelson. David Nelson. Jerry Nelson. Leslie Nelson. Mary Ness. Beverly Netherton, Julie Nilsson. Candy Norman. Greg Nelson. Ann Oberg, Barb Oberg. Greg O'Brien, Jim O'Connor. Steve Odden, Lelaine O'Donnell. Helen Ogden. Bryan Oliver. Ann Olsby, Virginia Olson. Dave Olson. Elizabeth Olson. Tom 173 Opheim. Paul Opheim, Sue Overlid. Tim Overvold. Carolyn PaKI. Bob Pahl. Marie Painter. Lu Anne Patrilla, Candy Paul. Penny Pederson. Doug Pederson. Joann Peecher. Cindy Perkins. Greg Porlich, Steve Perrine. Peni Petersen. Wendy Poterson, Caroline Peterson. Richard Peterson. Sandy Phillips. Sue Pickard, Charles Pinkerton. Dawn Ploen. Michele Plunkett. Kathy Pochardt, Diane Polfus. David Porter. Peggy Powers. Mike Pribble, Ralph Price, Kent 174 The coach said to get some experience with the full press! Quint, Randall, Reese, Kris Mike Duane Radebach. Raun, Reichel, Laurie Kevin Mark Radtke, Reed, Reierson, Dave Kevin Pat Resop, Ricketts. Roberts. Sandy Don Jane Retherford Ritchie, Robinson, Sue Don Patti Rice, Roberson, Rosenbald, Pam Willa Judy 175 Ross. Marlene Rudie, Chuclc Rudolph. Mark Ruehle. Dawn Ruhme, Marie Runnels, Craig Ruud. Tom Ryan. Dan Rystad. Rick Sackett, Sue Sagendorf. Brad St. Martin. Anne Salmela, Terry Sandberg, Elizabeth Sande. Sharon Sausen, Dave Schaefer. Jill Schauer. Judy Schenck. Sandy Scherbarth. Pat Schimuner. Warren Schol. Chris Schroeder, John Schrooder. Linda Schuck. Forrest Schultz. Carol Schultz. Cathryn Schultz. Greg Schultz. Tom Schuman, Jill 176 Schutte, Joanna Senst, Bruce Sharratt, Tom Shelton, Richard Sheriff. Mike Sherman. Jerry Shrader. Guy Siitari, Mike Sikich. Kathryn Silberg. Kathy Simmons. Peggy Sinnott. Sean Sissenwine, Dianne Skjelstad, Wayne Skogland, Todd Skogmo, Gina Slimmer. Brenda Smith. Barb Smith. Dave Smith, Greg Smith. Jeff Smith. Jennifer Smith. Larry Smith. Ponny Sorensen. Gary Sorenson. Russ Sorenson, Steve Speltz, Jane Sperry. Dana Spires. Richard 177 Spliethoff. Chris Spongberg. Robert Stark, Karen Stark. Larry Stein. Barb Steinkopf. Mike Stearns. Rick Stephens. Scott Stephenson. Jill Stickney. George Stillman. Martha Stomberg. Pam Stone. Cathy Streed, Brad Struchen, John Struthers. Greg Surrisi. Deborah Swanson. Carmen Swanson. Sharon Sweat. Dave 178 Sweeney. Chuck Swiderski, Bruce Talberg. Pattie Tapsak. John Taylor. Catharine Taylor. Robin Thiolen. Jean Thies, Patricia Thom, Cindi Thomas. Richard Thompson, Brad Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Cheryl Thompson, Maureen Thompson, Mike Thorburn, Leanne Thorson, Ron Thongard, Cheryl Tischer, Peggy Todd. Mary Tone. Diana Topping, Ann Topness, Kathy Traotow, Vern Tuttle. Wendy Uhr, Howard Urbach. Charles Vanderunden, John Vanderscheuren, Gail Van Dyne, Diane 179 Vanhandol, Julie Van Nice, Jill Vatne. Steve Velie, John Vickerman, Cindy Vincent, Vanessa Vincent. Mike Voltz, Ron Vonbargen, Jerry Vopat, Paul Voza, Fred Wakely, Lynn Walker. Gregg Walters, Julie Wangerin, Kathy Warble. Blaine Wardwell. Alan Wasmuth, Dave Wassweman. Brian Wear, Connie Weckwerth, Delores Weides, Chris Weinand. Jean Weise. Rodney Wettstein, Nancy White. Jeff Wickmen, Diane Wickstrom, Jane Wiech. Lee Willenbiring. Pat 180 Williams. Wineberg, Wyman, Youmans, Youngquist. Zimmer. Zoo Dennis Dobbie Greg Joann Harold Williamson. Wolfe, Wyman, Young, Zaclc. Zimmerman, Kieth Barb Janice William Sue Leslee Wilson. Wolfram, Yambor. Youngdahl, Zierwiclc. Zylstra. Tim Timothy Ellen Chris Denise Wilma 181 Seniors Class Officers: President: Joe Heck Vice-President: Cheryl Wheat Secretary: Nancy Haggberg Treasurer: Pam Thorson Alt land. Allison. Anderson. Anderson. Aslesen, Mark Robert David A. Meridee David Alexander, Amundson. Anderson. Anderson. Bachmeyer, Cynthia Cindy David R. Michael Kathy Alexander. Anderson, Anderson. Anderson, Barry, Nancy Bonnie Gail Warren Lynn Allen. Anderson. Anderson. Appelquist, Barsody. Deborah Carol Lia Mike Allan 183 Bartels, Susan Bartholomew. David Barton, Note Bau. John Baxter. Janet Beadle, Ed Becker, Linda Beckman. Steve Berg. Barb Berg. Scott Berggren. Gary Bergman. Cheryl Bergman. Victoria Bergstrom, Ted Binns, Patricia Birdsong. Don Blanchard. Dennis Blegen. Judith 184 Blenis. Mary Bocchi, Peggy Bock. Diane Bodger. Linda Boe. Bradley Boe. Steven Bohlen, Bonita Bohn, Daniel Bonstrom, Barbara Book, Kenneth Boomgaarden. Mark Borgert, Susan Bornemann. Martin Bradford, Gayle Bradley. Scott Brandberg, Nancy Brant, John Branton, James Brazeau, Susan Bresslor, Chuck 185 Brevik. Vicky Brokering, T. Mark Brokke. Daniel Brown, Timothy Bruder. Karen Brugger, James Burmeister. Gregory Burns. Daniel Cable. Connie Calhoon, Nancy Cameron, Steven Campbell. Bruce Carlson. Carol Carlson, Christine Carlson. Dale Carlson. Jessie 186 Carlson, Carston. Christensen. Collison. Crothers. Nancy Jeannie Lynn Jan Carl Carlson, Carter. Codding, Connell. Crowley, Scott Bernard Carol Elizabeth Pal rick Carr. Chase. Cogswell. Court. Dagle, Tom Linda Daniel Kevin Roberta Carrington. Childers. Colby. Crofoot, Dahl. Dean Kathy Michael Terry Darcy Dahlen. Cynthia Dahlen, James Dahlof. Ray Dahlstrom. Susan Daly. James Darnell. Linda Dartt. David Davidson, Mary Davis, Sally Deering. Gary Delmonico, Cynthia Dennis. Michael Dewar. Sandra Disser, Darlayn Dixon. Jim Doran. Vickie Dougherty, Kent Dourte. Becky 188 Drazenovich. Marilyn Duerr. Terry Dunne. Jeanne Dunne. Steve Durkot, GretcKen Ebli. Jody Eckels, Jeannine Ehrhardt, Donald Eichhom. Peter Elrod, Cynthio Erickson. Claudio Erickson. Pam Eslor, Diane Esse, Julie Everett, Robert Fahlin, Dan Farmer, Doug Fasching, Karen Foider, Pete 189 You’re under arrest for clipping, illegal procedure, and kicking.' Finley. Scott Fischer. Bonnie Fish. Candy Fissel. Julie Fleming, Frank Fore. William Forrey, Mike Forstad. Marilyn Fortner, Diana Fortner. Donald Fournier. Lavonne Fowler, Mark Fox. Carol Frank. Michael Frank, Scott Franklin, Carol Franks, Kris 190 Fredrickson, Jane Free. David Freund, Sharon Fridland. Ann Fritz. Geneva Froid, Mary Fuller, Dennis Gording, Pat Gardner. Greg Garlough, Greg Garrison, Richard Gearou, Dennis Geilfuss. Angola George, Barb Gerszewski. Don Gibbs, Sandra Gilbertson, Brad Gilbertson. Karen Gilley. Gail Goetzke, Dione 191 Gordon. Kathryn Gozola. John Gray. Pat Green. Julie Grefe. Joy Lou Gronert. Andrea Groome, Margaret Gruber. Bruce L' lift Gudbjartsson, Ann Gunderson, Gail Gust. Tom Gustafson, Jane Gustafson, William Haaland, Joel Haggberg, Nancy Haines, Nancy Hake. Kerry Hallberg. Dobbie Halverson. Chris Hancer, Michelle 192 Hanel, James Hankel, Nancy Hanson, Kelly Hanson, Lynne Hanson, Willie Harper. Greg Harr, Diane Harris. Sue Harrison, Lee Hartley, Tom Harvey. Scott Hatch. Lois Haverkost, Valerie Heath, Paula Hecht, Lynn Heclc. Joe Hedlund. Jay Helmer. Kris 193 Heisene. Peggy Hepola. Mathew Hermsen, Karol Hesse. Jane Hetchlor. Roxanne Hickey. Kathie Hicks. Nancy Hildreth. Mary Hipp. Gary Hodnik. Janet Holcombe. Diane Holmes. Thomas Homme. Ranelle Hooker. Daniel Horton. John Hubbs. Joyce Huber, William Huchendorf, Peggy Hughes. Maureen Humting, Nick 194 Hunn, Jackowiak. Jensen. Johnson. Johnson. Bruce Betty Cindy Brad Kathy Hunt. Jacobson, Jonsen, Johnson. Johnson. Cindy Kay Gail Chris Ken Huston. Jahr. Jensen. Johnson. Johnson. Linda Lynnae Linda Cynthia Kristine Irmen. Janikowski, Jeske, Johnson. Johnson. Lorraine Dana Becky D. Kent Linda 195 Johnson. Marcio Johnson. Marlc Johnson. Mary Johnson. Peto Johnson. Rebecca Johnson. Bob Johnson. Steve Johnston. Dan Johnston, Steve Jorvig, Linda Kacher. Larry Kadlec. Chris Kallevig. Gary Kane, Bill Karbo. Greg Kashuba, Glen Kaul. Clo Keller. Cynthia 196 Kesler. Knapp, Knott, Richard John Mike Keuler, Kneip, Kobold, Barb John Kathryn King, Knoblauch, Koch. Christine Julie Bonnie King, Knoepke, Koch, Jeffrey Linda Richard Kolkind, James Koosmann, Dale Koplitz, Tom Korum, Sandra Kovach, Roborta Kranz. Karla Krautkremer. Sandra Kreye. Ruth 197 The food in the lunchroom was quite good this year. Kruger, David Kruger, Stephen Kuhn. Mary Kulcachlca. Jon Kutcher, Steven Lac Quay. Deanna Lagerquist, Cheri Landwehr, Christine Lang, William Langseth. David Larson. Amy Larson. Jeffrey Larson. Virginia Lashbrook, Janice Lavaty, Lynnae Lavelle, Marty 198 nc Laverty. Jan Le Clair, Diane Lee. Gregory Leebens. Larry Leeman, Robin Leffler, Karen Lehman. Susan Liepold. Lane Lewis, Gail Lewis. Jeffrey Liscombe, David Lolcensgard, Tom Lossing, David Lund. Robert Lundin. Richard Lynch, Darrell McCarthy. Susan McClarty. Debra McDonald. David 199 McGaha, David McGovern, Kathleen McGuire. Jackie McQuay. Timothy Madison, Bradley Manlove, Brian Mansk, Mares. Mattila, Kathryn Karen Kristine Marchessault. Marinenko, Meier. Richard Linda Mark MarCia. Martin, Mellenbruch. Marcia Terry Melinda Meservy, Charles Meyer, Ronald Meyer. Selma 200 Michels. Hope Miller. Barbara Miller, John Miller, Nancy Miller, Patricia Montgomery, Thomas Moravec, Joe Morris. Grog Mortensen, David Mosman, Wayne Mullen, Mary Mundy, Kent Murashie. Robert Murphy. Duane Murphy, Milce Murray, Debbie Mussetter, Vicki Myhre, Mark Neilson, Mary Nelson. Andrew 201 Nelson, Craig Nelson, Greg Nelson. Janet Nelson. Karen Nelson, Kathy Nelson. Robert Newbauer, Marjorie Newman, Chris Newport. Dwight Noel. Vicki Noreng, Shori Norris. Michael Novak, Brenda Oatman, Laura O'Brien, Kelly Ochs. Clayton Odland. Craig 202 Odum, Beth Ogden. Diane Ohman, Paula Okerstrom. Gail Olsby. Rick Olson. Janet L Olson, Janet M. Olson, Karin Olson. Richard Olson, Ruth Opheim, Marilyn Oppen, Gary Ortega, Vicky Overby. Brad Overby. Debbie Paine. Bill Palmquist, Susan Parrish. David 203 Parsons. Gail Paulson. Jean Pederson. Gwen Pell. Bill Penrod. Nancy Pendroy. Tom Perkins, Penny Perlich. James Petersen. Bev Peterson. Carol Peterson. Cheryl Peterson. Debra Peterson. Laurie Peterson. Marilyn Peterson. Pat Pettit. Bruce Pfau. Shirlene Phillips. Gary Pierce. Susan Pindor. Patty 204 Pineda, Porter, Price. Rosa Jack Marileo Pizzala, Preinor, Prindle. Carolynn Marcy Debbie Plett, Preston. Printup, Linda Todd David Ploen. Price. Probst. Jackie Linda Jerry Radtke. Sandy Rahn, Jennifer Rainey. Sue Randall. Colleen Rasch. Mike Rassmussen. William R. Rothje, Bruce Rafzburg, Terry 205 Reimer. Michele Reko. Roger Rial. Steve Richard, Ronald Richards. Greg Rickabaugh. Doug Ridlon. Randy Robideau. Mark Rodysill. Kirk Roedecker. Robin Rosholt, Paul Roster. Linda Roth, James Roth. John Rowland. Patricia Rudie. John Ruud. Darcee Ryan. Mary Ryder, John Rykken, Keith 206 Sacfceft, Bonnie Saeger, Don Sandin. Dean Sandstrom, Roger Sanford. Dale Sanford. Michael Sangrene, LoAnne Sarlos, Jane Safa, Dianna Scherbarih. Bob Scherf. David Schussler. Nancy Scoff, Charles Sedio, Tom Seiferf, William Semmor. John Sensf. Sieve Shoarer, Robert Shinabarger. LoAnn Shinier. Gary 207 Sieber. Diane Sievertson, Glen Siitari. David Sjoberg, Janice Smith, Gayle Smith, Jay Smith. Martin Smith, Roxanne Smith, Steven Smith, Southern, Sperry. Steven Caro! Gregory Soeffker, Spang, Spires, Lynne Dorothy Steve Sonju, Sparby, Springer, David Richard Lori 208 Springer, Stevens, Stockton, Straw, Stucky, Michael Kim Carol Barb Gary Spurgin. Stevens. Stoddard, Stroma n, Sullivan, Mary William Mollie Wayne Cindy Stanko, Stevenson, Stotesbery, Stroth, Sullivan. Sandy Scott John Kevin Sandy Stanley, Stinson, Strand, Strupp, Swanson, John Charles Linda Cheryl Alan 209 Swanson, Talarczylc, Thiers. Thompson. Thul. Barb Chris Tom Karen Pat Swanson, Tapper, Thompson, Thompson. Tietze. Lori Janice Dixie Richard Linda Swenson, Temte. Thompson, Thompson, Tracy. Nancy Clarence Ford Steven John Switzer, Testa. Thompson, Thorsen, Trapp. Ron Sam Julie Pam Carol 210 Trimble. Ron Troiden, Ronald Truax. Gloria Tupper, John Tweedy. Bruce Utecht, Jennifer Van Dyne. Chris Van Houten, Pat Van Nice. Pete Vatne. Jorgine Vetishek. Wayne Vennes. Martha Vermeer. Randy Vermeer, Roxanne Violette. Thomas Voidness. Barbara 211 Ward. Randall Wassather, Ernest Wasserman, Diane Watkins. Kerry Watschke. John Wawracz. Dale Weber. John Weiking. Cheryl Wells. Kay Wenzel. Steve Wheat. Cheryl Wheeler. Sybil Whipps. Nancy White. Bonnie White. Greg Willette. Joanne Williams, Jim Williams. John Willinger. Susan Wilson. Deborah 212 Winter. Jan Witt. Greg Wolfram. Chris Worringer. Richard Yambor. Gail Yaste. Debbie Yeager. Cindy Younggren. Lynn Yung, Kari Zahn. Chris Zarth. Debra Zierhut. Sue Zimmerman. David Zube, Marilyn Zum. Mike Zylstra. Roely Robert Pollock The challenges of life and youth were his to conquer—be it the problems of humanity that concerned him so greatly; the quest for knowledge into which he delved with such success: the world of books he entered with eagerness and enthusiasm; the thrill of a wind-tossed sail on a white capped lake: the awesomeness of a snow-veiled ski slope: or the mysteries of the paths of nature down which he loved to hike. These challenges and others held his concern and interest; and yet he still took time to notice the little things that are too often overlooked in today's chaotic society. Thus, he stood out as an individual. His satisfaction was a job always well done, and the success ne achieved was ac- cepted in his quiet way with a humble heart. May we. as his friends and classmates, continue to carry on for him the things that he had to leave undone. Let us accept the challenges of our youth as he did his—with courage and conviction, moral integrity, and steadfost purpose—and may we realize the value and wonders of the precious gift of life itself. 213 Hopes, Thrills Disappointment Front row, left to right: Coach Tom Randall, Tim Wolfram, Gary Miller. Scott Johnson. Rick Thompson, Jerry Manthey, Mark Brown. Mike Thompson. Bill Lang. Coach Joe Hutton. Back row, left to right: Dean Leffler, Dave Sausen, Tom Ruud, Dave John- son. Dave Free. Tom Thiers. Terry Martin. Bill Stevens, Scott Finley. Pete VanNice. Dan Finley, Dennis Nielson. Chuck Urback. Bruce Ehlers. 216 The 1969-70 basketball season began with great hope and expectation, suffered a week of disappointment in January, then built up again to the District 18 Finals. In the finals, a tight defensive struggle, our Bears were defeated by 4 points. Overall the team compiled an out- standing record which gave its' supporters much to cheer about. Coach Hutton was pleased by the performance of the entire team, but as always certain individuals stood out. Forwards Bill Stevens (1st team All-Conference) and Scott Finley (2nd team All-Conference) gave outstanding service. Guard Dave Free provided the needed outside shooting and developed into a fine playmaker. Guards Greg Karbo and Rick Thompson gave the team a quickness needed to break the full court press. Forwards Terry Martin and Pete Van Nice helped round out one of the finest teams in LHS history. Reserve forward Dave John- son showed a drive and determination which should provide a strong nucleus for 1970. Unlike most seasons when the phrase, Wait till next year can be used to help soothe some wounds, next year does not look too bright. This year's team was heavy with seniors, and the opening of Jefferson High next September will draw off many promising JV and Sophomore team members. Regardless of next year, however, we want to thank Coach Hutton, his assistants, and especially the team for the thrills and hopes they gave us all. 217 Scores Winona Kennedy St. Louis Park Cooper Mound Richfield Wayzata White Bear Lake Robbinsdale Minnetonka Edina Hopkins Kennedy St. Louis Park Cooper Mound Richfield Wayzata Minnetonka Edina Robbinsdale We They 60 47 68 46 71 46 47 34 55 42 64 43 64 49 77 64 39 44 44 50 67 55 53 49 59 35 43 33 46 47 58 44 67 41 84 56 72 47 51 45 33 37 Terry Martin drives for a layup. 218 BEARS BEARS • EARS 12 Scott Finley makes a shot. Rick Thompson prevents a turnover. 219 Front row, left to right: Joe Mastandrea. Brad Adams. Don Struckmeyor, Dan Hoffman. Al Urbeck. Not pictured: Al Yokubonia. Dave Herrwald. Back row, left to right: Mark Hall, Dan Houck, Dick Bartos, Terry Hartke. Rand Jensen. Jim Roberts, Kurt Olson, Kevin Paulsen. Mike Slagel. Mark Buccelli. Rich Anderson. Joe Simpson, Coach Marshall Carlson. I want it 220 Matmen Continue Their Winning Ways The 1970 wrestling season saw a number of strong individual perform- ances, but the team did not obtain last year's form when they gained the Region Championship. Overall the team had a 7-4 won loss rec- ord. One of the season's high points came when our Bears growled to a first place finish at the Winona Tournament. A second place at the St. Francis Tournament also brought honors to the team. Strong individual performances came from Jerry Dexter who quali- fied for the State Tournament, and Craig Anderson, Steve Boe, and John Lloyd who gained All-Confer- ence honors along with Jerry. 221 Front row sitting, left to right: Tom Steele. Mike Randall. Dan Whitcomb. James Workman, Pat Collins, Scott Miller, Gary Bakker. Chris Johnson. Curk Ludvighen. Jeff Millen. Middle row, left to right: Jeff Ellifson. Jeff Bunkhardt. Brad Sergendorf, Tom Bruder. Steve Smith. Mike Allen. Jeff Gorton. Craig Nelson. Brad Billison, Jeff Gruce, Tom Seha. Back row, left to right: Ron Voltz, Tom Sharratt, James Printap. Pat Jones, Mike Griffin. Phil Larson. Dave Tietze, Steve Soderholm. Doug Tempas, Fawver, Mark Oppengard. 222 223 Above, loft to right, front: Jerry Probst. Bill Ramsey. Gone Jones, Chris Johnson, Steve Boe, Mike Randall. Craig Anderson. Back, loft to right: John Lloyd. Greg Youmans, James Andrem. Jerry Dexter, Steve Smith. Peter Fuhr. Paul Rosholt. I love you, too Skiers Did Well and That Snow Joke Because of the efforts of the slalom squad, the ski team had a successful season. Injuries to the jumping squad cancelled the efforts of the two senior jumpers. During the conference season, the slalom squad lost only to Edina and placed second in the conference. The young team, mainly sophomores and juniors, placed seventh in the state with 92.9 out of 100 points. With most of these skiers returning next year, Lincoln should have a strong team. Look out below! 225 Top picture: CROSS COUNTRY SKIERS: Lett to right: Joe Alberio. Dave McDyson. Gary Hanson, Greg Garlough, Mike Ellison, Greg Miller, Don Wolden. Second picture: JUMPERS: Lett to right: Greg Morris. Dan Kaul, Mark Nelson. Coach L. Martinson, Scott Bradley, Steve Ellefson, Mike Dennis. 226 227 SLALOM TEAM: Loft to right, front row: Peter Wilson. Dave Aim. Lee Overvold. Greg Hanson. Dave Engelstad. Back, left to right: Dave Lees. Bruce Jenkins. Craig Johnson. Dean Schiffman, Keith Anderson, Kent Price. Jim Kisseli, John Scherf. Bryce Johnson. Kevin Court. Jim Deanovic. Coach D. Yoakum. Gymnasts Bounce to New Heights Scores We They White Bear 371 2 671 2 Fairmont 42 63 Osseo 63 37 Kennedy 59� 2 45 2 Cooper 32 73 Stout State Meet 7 th of 20 Richfield 61 44 Edina 901 2 14 2 Robbinsdale 63 42 Park 82 23 Front row, left to right: Reed Anderson. Bryan Ogden. John Mortenson, John Barouth. Wayne Slcjelstad, Rick Packer, Bryan Was- sermen, Charles Pichard, Tom Bloom, Sieve Perlick. Mike Staton, David Anderson. Middle row, left to right: Jim Perlick, Roger Reko. Bruce Pettit. Dennis Gearou, Dale Koosman, Steve Cameron, Steve Smith, Dave McDonald, Kevin Strouth, Dent John- son, David Anderson. John Gurney, Pat Jones. Keith Ryken. Rick Olson. Brad Boe. Back row, left to right: B” SQUAD Coach Jim Wolf. Rex Roreman. Ron Young. Bill Pherson, Mike Kline. Scott Johnson, Larry Locsch. Stuart Gale. Jerry Hilleren. Pat Carew. Rick Heyer. Jim Lange. Mike Musselman. Mike Phillips. Roger LeClair, Greg Lundy. Jay Vannetta. Steve Huchendorf, Tom Leonard, Dan Warble, Tom Montgomery, Mark Kline, Kevin Hubbord. Coach Gary Greening. 228 Jerry Hilleron does routine on the horse. The gymnastics team had a successful season with an overall record of six wins and three losses. Captains Bruce Petit and Dennis Gearou and top point winner Jim Perlich led the team to a second place finish in the Lake Confer- ence. At the Northwest Open Gym- nastics Meet, the gymnasts brought home a trophy for their second place finish of 18 teams. At the Stout State Meet, which brought together twenty of the best teams in Minnesota and Wisconsin, the Bears placed seventh. The gymnasts finished their season at the Region and State meets in early March. 229 Look Ma, no feat! 230 HI The hockey team had an average season with several outstanding in- dividual performances. Co-Captain Jeff Larson and Ray Dahlof were honored as All-Conference players. Dale Carlson was given an All-Con- ference honorable mention. The sea- son record included 8 wins, 9 losses and 2 ties, with a conference record of 5-9-1. The team should be strong next year as many of this year's team members were juniors. A 'born thinker' 232 Scores Brooklyn Center We 3 They 3 John Marshall 1 7 St. Louis Park 4 2 Kennedy 2 6 Hopkins 1 5 Mound 2 4 Wayzata 3 1 Cooper 7 2 Robbinsdale 6 6 Minnetonka We 3 They 4 St. Louis Park 3 4 Mound 4 2 Cooper 7 1 Richfield 0 5 Mound 2 0 Richfield 1 10 Minnetonka 3 4 Burnsville 6 2 Front row, left to right: Todd Skoglund. Jerry Haeg. Jay Roddy. Jeff Larson. Dean Sandin, Lee Loeffler, Ray Dahlof, Ted Berg- strom. Mark Myhre, Tom Robinson. Back row, left to right: Joe Kampmeyer, Dennis Barr, Tony Fischer, Bruce Brasseur, Barrett Moen, Kelly O'Brien, Mike Sheriff. Mike Gooley. Dale Carlson. Tim Cleveland. 233 You'll never get it past me! 234 Our guys relax after a tough period. 235 Lying down, left to right: Lee Harrison. Scott Carlson. Front, left to right: Frank Fleming, Mauri Krouse, Bruce Daniels, Bob Sletten. Middle, left to right: Coach Ron Stinson, Dave Sitari, Dan Bums, Bob Braun, Michael Frank, Andy Nelson, Michael Springer, Gary Stucky, Tom Olson. Back, left to right: Dave Dauson, Bruce Swilderski. Michael Peter. Greg Gilbert. Ron Haines, Dan Knake, Ralph Hepola, Greg Schultz. Coach Dick Swanson. 236 Swimmers Pool Their Talents The 1969-1970 swim season was dot- ted with fewer wins than losses. But. to the delight of both team and coaches, with each successive meet, individual times improved and meet tallies become closer. Highlighting the season in the tough Lake Conference were individual ef- forts by Sophomore, Mike Peter, who qualified for the state meet in the 400-yd. freestyle; Junior diver, Mike Chiapetti, who placed seventh in District 18 competition; Ron Haines in the 50-yd. freestyle; and senior co-captains Lee Harrison, in the 50 and 100-yd freestyle, and Scott Carlson, in the 100-yd. butter- fly. The conference record was 0-7. The Bears had two victories in non-con- ference competition, one of which was over a previously undefeated team. Top picture: Well done, good and faithful servant. Hopkins We 21 They 74 Park 39 56 River Falls Invitational 4th of 8 Southwest 79 16 Robbinsdale 42 53 Golden Valley 22 73 Kennedy 41 54 Burnsville 31 64 Cooper 44 51 Fridley 66 29 Park 45 50 Blake 36 59 Robbinsdale 34 61 Highland Park 40 54 Murray 39 56 Edina 36 59 237 Track-O-Rama The annual Track-O-Rama was held at Lincoln on May 10. 1969. Queen Judy Winter and Princess Linda Pearson reigned over the festivities. The L.H.S. sprint medley team of Mark Liptrap, Dave Swanson. David Jereau. and Don Ritchie took third place. Jerry Johnson took fourth place in low hurdles and qualified for finals in the high hurdles. The hundreds of boys who participated agreed that Track- O-Rama was a success. 238 The 1969 track team had a generally successful season, with six men moving on to Region V competition from the District 18 meet. Mark Liptrap set a new school record in the 880 to give him a second place. Jerry Johnson placed fifth in the low hurdles and qualified in the high hurdles. The mile relay team of Dave Swanson, Clayton Ochs, Paul Ruhme, and Dennis Tone also did a good job, placing fifth. These Bears went on to the Region V meet in St. Cloud. Mr. Krueger's last season as track coach was successful. 239 Above: Greg Garlough Lower: Tony Fischer Above: Don Ritchie Lower: Bill Mahlum and Dave Swanson 240 241 VARSITY. Front row, loft to right: Dave Erdmann. Manager. Kent Price. Bruce Pettit. John Rudie, Matt Hepola. Dennis Gearou. Paul Ruhme, Greg Garlough, Bill Rasmusseen, Gary Hanson, Stevo Angelos. 2nd row: Gary Stuclcy. Manager. Marie Lewis. Alan Swanson. Scott George. Scott Bradley. Lyle Daly. Tony Fischer. Chris Weides. Mark Liptrap, Gary Hipp. David McDysen. Pete Fuhr. Brian Ogden. Dan Chapman. Bill Lang. Manager. Richard Marchessault. Manager. 3rd row: Jerry Probst. Greg Norman. Rick Kesler, John Mortenson. Don Ritchie. Willie Hanson. Rex Dale. Kent Johnson. Jerry Johnson. 4th row: Coach Robert Wanberg, Coach Dave Herbold. Dave Radke, Jerry Sherman. Mark Lindberg. Dan Finley, John Seve- land, Clayton Ochs. Peter Lambertz. Carl Melberg, Scott Finley. Paul Rosholt. Dennis Tone, Bill Mahlum. Dave Swanson. Dave Miller, Tom Ruud, Ken Hayes. George Adams. Melcom Pavlik. Dennis Neilsen, Coach Richard Coombs. Head Coach Larrys Krueger. 242 Golf Team Tees Off The 1969 Lincoln golf team finished third in the conference with a 6-4 record. Thanks to excellent rounds by sophomore Dennis Barr, the team placed third in District 18 competi- tion. The outlook of 1970 is excellent, as only two of the top ten men were seniors. Coach Van Kempen is ex- pecting the Bear team to go all the way. Lower left: Jerry Pitzrick Scott Armstrong Mike Hogen Greg Hanson Terry Duerr Upper left: George Stickner Charles Urbach Garry Deering Dennis Barr Coach Mr. VanKempen 243 Dennis Barr follows through. Jerry Pitzriclc addresses the ball. 244 Bob Hill ponders next shot. 245 Sophomore Dennis Barr who placed third in District 18 Competition. Batter-Up The 1969 baseball season was quite a bitter pill for Coach Mingo and the team to swallow. They had the potential to be a good team in the spring, or so it seemed. During one of the first practices, Joe Elder hit a ball out of the park, across the street and into a yard. Tad Bothwell provided a strong pitching arm while Jack Porter was a strong reserve pitcher. All positions were occupied by at least two players during the season. John Grobel and Ron Trimble found action behind the plate. First base was covered by Mike Urbach or Don Birdsong. Kraig Kranz or Tom Koplitz held second base while Jeff Larson took short stop and Jeff Moore or Jack Porter found duty at third base. Monte Johnson, Jon Kukachka. Gary Rice, and Joe Elder rotated in the outfield to complete the team. Inexperience plagued the team and led to the one- run defeats by Minnetonka, Hopkins, and Kennedy, the Lake Conference's top three teams. Front row: Tom Olson. Jim Henel, Barry Ansell. Brad Boa. Mark Meier. Second row: Jon Ku- kachka, Ron Trimble. Tom Koplitz, John Grobel. Jeff Larson. Jack Porter. Kevin Kranz. Gary Rice. Third row: Head Coach Mr. Mingo, Dave McGaha, Joe Elder. Jeff Mohr. Monte Johnson. Mike Urbach. Tad Bothwell, Don Birdsong, Assistant Coach Mr. Omen. 246 Scores Rosemount We 2 They 0 Golden Valley 9 0 Robbinsdale 0 5 Minnetonka 0 1 Edina 8 7 Mechanic Arts 3 2 Hopkins 5 6 Kennedy 5 14 St. Louis Park 1 5 Mpls. Central 4 5 Cooper 0 3 Mound 0 6 LaCrosse Central 5 6 Richfield 1 5 Mechanic Arts 3 6 Wayzata 4 2 247 248 Pictured left: Tad Bothwell Pictured right: John Grobel 249 All Conference Shortstop Jeff Larson Coach Mingo hopefully watches the game. VARSITY SINGLES Left to ri ght: Mark Krueger Dave Free Kevin Reed Scores Robbinsdale We 1 They 4 Minnetonka 0 5 Edina 0 5 Hopkins 1 4 Kennedy 2 3 St. Louis Park 0 5 Cooper 0 5 Richfield 0 5 Wayzata 1 1 VARSITY DOUBLES. Front: Ed Beadle. Greg White. Back: Randy Paulson. Warren Anderson. 250 B SQUAD: Don Beckham Joe Heck Tim Wolfram Marty Kama Kurt Krueger Charlie Ricord Jerry Nelson Gary Lee Dave Olson Racketeers Go to Court The 1969 Tennis team placed last in conference competition but in the District 18 Tournament, the Bears moved up to a tie for fourth place. With many compe- tent juniors and sophomores 1969 was a year of building. 251 Sock It to 'Em The 1969 soccer team improved its record and play over the season, with 4 wins, 5 losses, and 3 ties. The overall team displayed an outstand- ing defense, led by seniors Dan Brokke and Jim Dahlen, allowing only 1.7 goals per game. Recognition was given to seniors Steve Boe and Jim Dahlen, who were selected to the 1969 All Lake Conference Soccer Team. Front row: Tom Koplitz, Kevin Court. Mike Hogan, Warren Anderson. Steve Boe. Dan Brokke, Gary Deering, Martin Bornemann. Ted Bergstrom. Second row: Head Coach Mr. Switzer. Jim Printup, Jack Harr. Neal Hiatt, Al Swanson, Willie Hanson, Mark Rudolph. Jim Dahlen, Mike Powers, George Stickney. Jerry Sherman. Craig Nelson, Assistant Coach Mr. Lampi. Back row: Mark Sorenson, Tom Robinson. Bryan Ogden. John Velie. Tom Bloom. Jim Daly. Jack Porter, Assistant Coach Mr. Born. 252 Scores Breclc We 3 They 1 Richfield 1 2 Benilde 0 0 Edina 2 1 Highland Park 1 0 Kennedy 1 1 St. Louis Park 1 2 Richfield 0 7 Edina 1 1 Brady 3 0 Kennedy 1 4 St. Louis Park 1 2 Lower left: Steve Soderholm Brad Thompson Jim Uhrinak Rick Thomas Mark Liptrap Rick Kesler Joe Aiberio Don Wolden Gary Hanson Steve Angelos Upper left: Coach Mr. Ochs Greg Norman Dave Medysan Dan Houck Clayton Ochs John Borgeson Kevin Paulson Greg Garlough Jeff Haines Mike Ellison Matt Hepola Mike Kuhlman 254 This year's cross-country team had the best record a Lincoln team has ever posted, with 7 wins and 3 losses in conference competition. Co- captain Mark Liptrap became the second Lincoln man ever to go to the state tournament. Mark placed 4th in district, 5th in region, and I Oth in state competition. Co-cap- tain Rick Kesler also placed 3rd in district and 9th in regional competi- tion. Mark and Rick do fancy footwork. 255 Below: Fullback. Tom Ruud, breaks into clear as halfback. Mike Thompson, mows down a would be tackier. Right: Jim Hanoi anxiously waits on the side lines. Bottom: Lunge by defense halfback prevents a Bear touchdown. The Lincoln Bears Play a Different Role in 69 Rocky Elton's last season as Head Coach was Lincoln's best in many years. A team of dedicated and disciplined athletes fought to a 4 victory 3 loss and I tie season. The Bears finished in the top half of the conference for the first time in many years. Several outstanding individual performances added to the team's glories. Fullback Tom Ruud and Tackle Paul Rosholt were selected as Conference Honorable Mentions. Senior Linebacker Mark Meier was a first team All Conference selection. Co-captain Scott Finley, a defensive tackle and offensive end, was also selected to the All-Conference team and was given All State honors at end. Halfbacks Rick Thompson and Ron Trimble also attracted recog- nition from college scouts. 257 258 Varsity Scores We They St. Louis Park 0 7 Coooer 0 0 Mound 35 7 Richfield 13 7 Wayzata 15 14 St. Cloud 6 20 Robbinsdale 6 8 Minnetonka 33 23 Edina 0 20 SOPHOMORE TEAM. Left. Front row: Randy Olson. Jim Conway. Jeff Race. Art Guess. Gene Jones. Bob Dunn. Doug Tenpas. Dave Rosholt. Jim Andre. Bob Leebons. Jeff Utecht. Second row, Left: Kip Dolstad, Mike Bunpce. Blano Voight, John Baker. Pete Hill, Craig Nelson, Mike Kline. Mark Nelson. Dave Zeches. Kevin Weaz. Joe Nastandria, Jeff Nilson, Brad Ouverson. Chuck Lewis. Pat Collins. Third row, Left: Ron Wallin, Curt Okon, Gary Staber, Dean Schirfmen, Tom Bruder, Mike Schagel. Hary Schulz, Tim Anderson, Rick Andorson, Bryce Johnson, Joy Wawnatta. Randy Walker. Brad Billison, Paul Christianson, John Donhra, Steve Nodysill. Dennis Keefe. Back row, Left: Jim Thompson, Jim Armstrong, Brad Adams. Dave Egan. Mark Buccelli, Joel Simpson. Tim Totten, Brad Moen, Joe Hauel. Rand Jensen, Terry Hartice. Keith Anderson. Mark Tjosbold. Dick Bartos, Mike Allen, Dan Horrman. 259 JUNIOR VARSITY. First row, Loft: Grog Knapp. Pete Fuhr, John Burkhardt. Dan Chapman. John Mortenson. Tom Schultz, Don Voeltz, John Lloyd. Tony Rischer. Second row, Left: Mark Lewis. Mike Christian. Spencer Carlson. Kent Price, Howard Uhr, Don Ricketts. Alan Krutch, Gary Johnson. Jerry Manthey. Back row. Left: Mike Sherriff. Barry Anzell. Charles Oys. Greg Bittick, Charles Rudie, Joe Kampmeyer, Greg Walker. Kevin Groebner. Marty Kane. Rex Dale, Mark Liesen. VARSITY. Left: Bill Ramsey. Mark Robidoau. Jerry Probst. Larry Leebens. Jim Hanoi. Brad Boe, Rick Thompson, Jeff Larson. Mike Thompson. Bruce Ehlers. Scott Bradley. Mike Frank. Greg Youmann. Scott Johnson. Second row. Left: Gary Hipp, Steve Dunn. Dennis Barr. Dave Johnson. Dick Garrison. Tom Wakely. Dan Fahlin. Tom Thiers. Dave Radtke. Paul Rosholt. Mike Norris. Donald Birdsong, Jim Roth, Ron Trimble. Back row, Left: Jerry Dexter. Mark Meier. Rick Sterns. John Miller, Jay Siefert, Dave MaGaha. Mike Sanford, John Rudie. Dan Finley. Scott Finley. Barrett Moen. Greg Karbo. Ed Beadle. Bob Scherbarth. Ray Dahlof. Tom Rudd. Dale Carlson. 260 261 Bloomington, Minnesota; Home of “The Lincoln Bears” The school year 1969-70 saw many new and exciting things happen in our home town. Continuing growth and expansion was common in all parts of town. A brief tour of the city taken today, would reveal much growth and development. Directly across from our school is the new Penn Lake Library, finished just in time for Winter quarter book reports. About one mile to the Southwest is the new Ice Arena, which will contri- bute greatly to improving hockey programs and rec- reational opportunities. Just West of the arena is Normandale State Junior College, which will graduate its first class this year. Many ex-Bears have already made a name there and many more will follow. Less than a mile from the college is our third high school, Jefferson High. While it may mean a tem- porary downturn in LHS athletics it will mean in- creased educational opportunities. A few blocks away a new shopping center is rising, bringing new jobs and prosperity to Bloomington. Out West the hills are sprouting new homes and churches, as we move towards becoming Minnesota's third largest city. We've had much to be proud of this year: Our Vik- ings, our Twins, and our North Stars have all brought national prominence to our borders. While many seniors may be sad about leaving LHS they can be happy they live in a 1 city: Bloomington, Minnesota. 263 John Horton finds WARD'S Men's Wear is where it’s at. [WrySI i The NEW young man look of TODAY styled and taylored for TOMORROW! 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Exit 35 W. at 94th St. 888-9294 Bloomington, Minnesota 276 Men's Student's Boy's Wear Clover Center 98th and Lyndale 888-3232 This Page for Autographs Stung by a robin SPECIAL NOTE: The merchants and businessmen whose advertisements appear on the preceding 14 pages have just saved each BEAR purchaser over $1.00. The revenue received from these advertisements has paid about I 8th of our total printing cost, and thereby reduced the yearbook price by $1.00. We ask that you patronize these fine merchants and say thank you next time you see them. 277 Senior Class Index AKLAND. MARK Orchestra. 10. II: Soccer, 10, II; Swimming. 10. II; Tennis. 10. II. ALEXANDER. CYNDE Pep Band. 10; Pep Club 10. II: Y-teens. 10. II. ALEXANDER. NANCY DECA. II: VICA. 12. ALLEN. DEBORAH Pep Club. II: Y-teens, 10. ALLISON. ROBERT VICA 12. AMUNDSON. CINDY Student Council. 10. 12; Pep Club. II. 12-secretery. Y-teens. 10, II. 12-chapter president. ANDERSON. BONNIE Glee Club, 12: NOEA. 12. ANDERSON. CAROL Service Club. II; Pep Club. II: Y-teens. 10. ANDERSON. DAVE A. VICA, 12; Track. 10. ANDERSON. DAVID R. Orchestra, 10. II. 12: Football. 10: Gymnastics. 10. II, 12. ANDERSON. GAIL Y-teens. II. ANDERSON. LIA FNC. 10: Pep band. 10. ANDERSON. MERIDEE Student Council, II. 12: Pep Club. II. 12-treosurer. ANDERSON. R. MICHAEL ANDERSON. WARREN lettermen, II. 12: Basketball. 10: Intormurals. 10. II, 12: Soccer. II. 12-captain; Track. 10. II. 12. APPLEQUIST. MIKE Student Council. 10: Baseball, 12. ASLESEN. DAVID Honor Society, II, 12. BACHMEYER. KATHY BALM. JAMES BARRY. LYNN Y-teens. 10. BARSODY. ALLAN DECA. 12: NOEA. 12: Ski Club. 12; Student Council. 12. BARTELS. SUE Y-teens. 10. BARTHOLOMEW. DAVE DECA. 12. BARTON. NOLA GARA. 10: NOEA. 12. BAU. W. JOHN BAXTER. JANET AFS. 10. II: Aqua Debs. 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II. 12; French Club. 10; Meh Quh. 10. 12: Quill Scroll. 12: Bear. 10, II, 12-editor- in-chief; Y-teens, 10. 11 BEADLE. EDWARD Honor Society, II, 12-vice pres- ident; Language Club. 10; Letter- men. II. 12; Mah Quh. II; Stu- dent Council. 10. II. 12: Pep Club. II. 12: Basketball 0: Football. 10. II. 12; Intermurels. II, 12: Ten- nis. 10. II. 12. BECKER. LINDA BECKMAN. STEVE BELTON. DARWIN BERG. BARB NO EA. 12-secreta ry. BERG. SCOn BERGGREN. GARY BERGMAN. CHERYL BERGMAN. VICKIE BERGSTROM. TED Hockey, 12; Soccer. 12. BINNS. PATRICIA AFS. 10: Hockey Cheerleader. 12: Lincoln Players, 11: Service Club. 11; Pep Club, 11. BIRDSONG. DONALD FCA. II. 12: Lettermen. II, 12: Baseball. II. 12: Basketball. II; Football. II. 12. BJORKLUND. MARK BLANCHARD. DENNIS Ski Club. 12: Gymnastics. 10. II. BLEGEN. JUDY AFS. 10. II. 12: Bruinettes. 12: GARA. 10; Y-teens. II, 12. BLENIS, MARY IR. 12: Pep Club. II: Bear. 10; Y-teens. 10. BOCCHI. PEGGY Lincoln Players. 10: Bear. 10: Y-teens. 10. BOCK. DIANE AFS. 12: Concert band. 12: Pop group. 12: Y-teens. 12. BODGER. LINDA Y-teens. 12. BOE. BRADLEY Lettermen. 12; Student Council. 12; Baseball. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12; Golf. 10: Gymnastics, 10. II, 12. BOE. STEVEN FCA. II. 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Soccer 10. II. 12-captoin; Wres- tling, 10. II. 12. BOHLEN. BONITA Aqua Debs. 10, II, 12: Homecom- ing contestant. 12; Pep band. 10; Student Council. II: Y-teens. 10. BOHN. DAN BONSTROM. BARBARA French Club. 10. II; Y-teens. 10. II. 12. BOOK. KEN Track-o-Rama. II. BOOMGARDEN. MARK Gymnastics. 10; Intormurals. 10. BORGERT. SUSAN Y-teens, 10. BORNEMANN. MARTIN AFS. 12-enchange student from Germany: Philosophy Club. 12: Soccer. 12: Tennis. 12. BOURKE. DIANE BRADFORD. GAYLE FNC, 10-vice president; Honor Society. II. 12: Orchestra. 10. BRADLEY. SCOTT Honor Society. II, 12: Lettermen, 12: Baseball. 10; Football. 10. II. 12: Skiing. 10. II, 12; Track, II. BRANDBERG. NANCY BRANT. JOHN AFS. 10. II. 12: Concert band. 10. II. 12: Bear. 12. BRANTON. JAMES DECA. 12: Track. 10. BRAZEAU. SUSAN Honor Society. II, 12: Y-teens. 10. BRESSLER. CHARLES BREVIK. VICKY Hockey Cheerleader. II, 12: Lin- coln Players. 10; Pep band. 10; Student Council. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. BREW. DEBORAH IR, 12: Language Club. II. BROKERING. T. MARK Chess Club. II: Evergreen, 12: Honor Society. II, 12: Mah Quh. 12: 8ear, 12. BROKKE. DANIEL Honor Society, II, 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Football. 10: Hotkey. II: Soccer. II. 12. BROWN. TIM Honor Socioty. II. 12: Student Council. 10. BRUDER. KAREN Concert band. 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II, 12: Lincoln Players. 10: Orchestra. II. BRUGGER. JAMES BURMEISTER. GREG DECA. 12; Track-O-Rama. 10: Track. 10. BURNS. DANIEL Lettermen, 10. II. 12; Swimming, 10. II. 12. BURTON. GARY BYRD. LORI Mah Quh. II. 12. CABLE. CONNIE Pop group. 10. CALHOON. NANCY GARA. 10. Pep Club. 10. II: Year- book. 10. II. CAMERON. STEVE Gymnastics. 10. II. 12. CAMPBELL. BRUCE CAMPBELL. CAROL CARLSON. CAROL AFS. II: Pep band. 10: Y-teens. 10. CARLSON. CHRISTINE FNC. 11: Service Club. 11: Pep Club. II: Y-toens. 10. II. 12. CARLSON. DALE Lettermen. II, 12: Student Council. 12: Football. 10. II. 12; Hockey. 10. II. 12. CARLSON. JESSIE 278 CARLSON. NANCY Bruineltes. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. CARLSON. SCOTT Concort band. 12; Honor Socioty, II. 12: Lettermen. 10. II. 12: Pop band. 10. II: Golf. 10: Soccer. 10. II; Swimming. 10. II. 12-ceptain. CARR. TOM Student Council. 12. CARRINGTON. DEAN Gymnostics. 10. II. CARSTON. JEANNIE NOEA. 12. CARTER. BERNARD DECA. 12: NOEA. 12: Football. 10: Intermurali. 10. II: Track, 10. CASE. ROBERT CHASE. LINDA AFS. 10. II. 12-historian: Concert band, II. 12; Pop bond. 10: Y-taens. 10. CHILDERS. KATHLEEN Flog twirler. II; FNC. 10. II: Stu- dont Council. 12: Y-teens, 10. CHRISTENSEN. LYNN AFS. 10: Evergreen, 12: GARA. 10: Lincoln Playcri, 10. II: Mah Quh, H. 12: Sorvico Club. 12: Ski Club. 10: S'udent Council. 12; Thespians, 12. CLARIN. GERALD CODDING. CAROL Concert band, 10: Evorgreen. II, 12. COGSWELL. DANIEL Lottermen. II. 12: Baseball. 10. 12; Football. 10. II. 12; Hockoy. 10. COLBY. MICHAEL Pop group. 10: Concert choir, 10. II. 12. COLLISON. JAN GARA, 10: Honor Society. II. 12; Spanish Club. 10: Thespians. II, 12: Y-tocns. II. 12. CONNELL. ELIZABETH Service Club, 12: Y-toons. 10: Drama, II. 12. COURT. KEVIN Honor Socioty. II. 12: Lottermen. 12: Mah Quh, II; Ski Club. II. 12: Intormurelt, II; Skiing. 12; Soccer. II. 12. CROFOOT. TERRY VICA. 12. CROTHERS. CARL CROWLEY. PATRICK Lincoln Players. 11: Student Coun- cil. 12; Wrestling. 10. DAGLE. ROBBIE NOEA, 12-vice president. DAHL. DARCY Cheerleader. 10. II; GARA. 10. II. 12. DAHLEN. CYNTHIA Orchestra. 10: Winter Formal decorations. 12; Y-teons. II, 12. DAHLEN. JAMES Lettermen. 12: Soccer. II, 12. DAHLOF. RAYMOND FCA. II. 12: Lottermen, 10, II, 12-treasurer: Pep band. 10: Stu- dent Council. 12; Pep Club, II, 12: Baseball. 10. 12: Football. 10. 11. 12: Golf. II: Hockey. 10. II. 12. DAHLSTROM. SUSAN DALY. JAMES AFS. II; Lottermen. 12: Intermur- ols. 12: Soccer. II, 12. DARNELL. LINDA DARTT. DAVID Lettermen. 12: Golf. 10. II, 12. DAVIDSON. MARY DAVIS. SALLY Y-teons, 10. DEERING. GARY Lettermen. 12: Golf. 10. II, 12: Intermurals. 10. II. 12; Soccer. II, 12. DELESHA. BARBARA DECA. 12. DELMONICO. CYNTHIA AFS. 10. II. 12: Flag twirler: Pep band. 10: Pep Club. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12; Bear, II. DENNIS. MIKE Lottermen. 12: Orchestra, II, 12; Skiing. II, 12-captain. DEWAR. SANDY NOEA. 12: Student Council. 12. DEXTER. JERRY Lettermen. II. 12-president: Stu- dent Council. H: Football. 10. II, 12: Wrestling. 10. II. 12-coptoin. DISSER. TOBIE Lincoln Ployors. 10: Orchestra. 10. II. 12: Pep Club. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. DIXON. JAMES Ski Club. 12. DORAN. VICKIE DOUGHERTY. KENT DOURTE, BECKY DRAZENOVICH. MARILYN Pop band. 10. II, 12; Y-teens. 10. DUERR. TERRY Golf. 12. DUNNE. JEANNE AFS. II. 12: FT A. 10-treasurer, II. 12: GARA. 10: French Club. 11. 12: Lincoln Players. 10 Orches- tra. 10. II. 12: Y-teens. 10: Bear. 12. DUNNE. STEVE Lettermen. 12: Pep band. 10. II: Baseball. 10. II: Football. 10. II, 12; Intermurals. 10. II. 12. DURKOT. GRETCHEN 8ruinottos. II. 12: Homecoming Attendant. 10: Lincoln Players, 10; Ski Club. 12. EBLI. JODY AFS. II: French Club. 10: Y-teens. 10. II. ECKELS. JEANNINE Aqua Debs. 10. II. 12; GARA. 10: Honor Society. II. 12: Orchestra. 10. II. 12. EHRHARDT. DONALD IR. 12: Orchestra. 10. II. 12; Stu- dent Council, II. EICHHORN. E. PETER Lettermen, 12: Cross Country. 10, 11. 12: Hockey. 10. II. ELROD. CYNTHIA AFS. 10: FNC. 10. II: Evergreen. II. 12: Honor Society. II, 12: Lincoln Players. 10. II: Thespions. 11. 12: Track-O-Rama. 10. ERICKSON. CLAUDIA Honor Society, II. 12: Y-teens. 10-tocrotary, 11-ICC, 12-president. ERICKSON. KRISTI ERICKSON. MICHAEL Cross Country. 10: Intermurals. 12: Wrestling. 10. ERICKSON. PAM Bear. 12. ESLER, DIANE NOEA. 12: Pop bond. 10. ESSE. JULIE EVERETT. ROBERT Lettermen, II, 12: Managor—foot- ball. 10. II, and wrestling. 10, II, 12. FAHLIN. DANIEL FARMER. DOUG FASCHING, KAREN FEIDER. PETER Skiing. 10; Soccer. 10, II, 12. FERGUSON. MIKE VICA. 12. FESLER. EDWARD FINLEY. R. SCOn Lettermen. 10. II. 12: Basketball, 10. II, 12-captain; Football. 10. II, 12-captain; Track. 10. II, 12. FISCHER. BONNIE AFS. 10. II: Chess Club. 10: Let- 12: French Club. 10: Y-teens. 10. 11. FISH. CANDACE Concert choir. II. 12: FTA. 10. FISSEL. JULIE FLEMING. FRANK AFS. 10. II: Chess Club. 10: Lat- in Club, 10. II: Swimming, 10; Manager—swimming. II, 12. FORE. WILLIAM FORREY. MIKE Lettermen. II. 12: Student Coun- cil. II: Soccer. II. 12: Swimming, 10. II: Trock. 10. FORSTAD. MARILYN DECA. II. 12. FORTNER. DIANA AFS. 10. II. FORTNER. DON AFS. 10: DECA. II. 12. FOURNIER. LaVONNE Glee Club. II: Y-teens. II. FOWLER. MARK FOX. F. CAROL FRANK. MICHAEL Lettermen. 10. II. 12: Ski Club. 10. II; Student Council. II: Football. 10. II, 12: Swimming, 10. II. 12. FRANK, scon FRANKLIN. CAROL FRANKS. KRIS FTA. 10. II. 12; Honor Socioty. II. 12: Languoge Club. 10, II; Student Council, II: Pep Club, II; Y-teens. 10. II. 12: Bear. II. 12- activities editor. FREDRICKSON. JANE Studont Council. 12: Y-teens. 10. FREE. DAVID Homecoming Attendant, 11; Let- termen, 10. II, 12: Basketball, 10. II. 12: Tennis. 10, ll-coptein, 12- captain. FREUND. SHARON AFS. 10. II. 12; FTA. 10. II. 12: 279 GARA. 10: Homecoming com- mitte chairmen, 11: Honor So- ciety. II. 12: IR. II. 12-iecretory: Lincoln Pleyeri. 10. II: Pep Club, II; Philosophy'Club. 12-secretary: Service Club. 12: Student Coun- cil. 2: Beer, 12-businets editor. FRIDLAND. ANN Aqua Debt. 10: Bruinettet, II, 12: French Club. II: Y-teent. II; Beer. 10. FRITZ. GENEVA FROID. MICKEY FULLER. D. DENNIS Honor Society. II. 12: Philosophy Club. 12: Student Council. 12; Intermurali, 10. GARDING, PATTY Pep Club. II. 2: Student Coun- cil. 10. II. 12; Y-teem. 10. II. GARDNER. GREG GARLOUGH, GREG Honor Society. II, 12: Lettermen, 10. II. 12: Treck-O-Rame. 10. II, 12: Crots Country. 10. II. 12; Crotl Country. 10. II, 12: Skiing. 10. II, 12-ceptein; Trock, 10, II, 12. GARRISON. RICHARD LeHermon, 12: Football. 12; Man- eger—skiing. 10. II. 12. GARRITY. TOM GEAROU. DENNIS Lettermen. II, 12: Trock-O-Roma, II; Football. 10; Gymnastici. 10, II. 12-captain; Soccer, II; Track, 10. II. 12. GEILFUSS. ANGELA AFS. II; Concert choir. II. 12; Honor Society, II. 12: Lincoln Players. 10. II; Pop group, 12; Y-tqpns. 10. GEORGE. BARD GERSZEWSKI, DON Ski Club. 10. II. 12: Track. 10. GIBBS. SANDRA FTA. 11: Language Club. 11: Pep Club. II; Yteens, 10. GILBERTSON, BRADLEY Concert bond. II: Lettermen. 10, II. 12: Wrestling. 10. II. 12-cap- tain. GILBERTSON. KAREN AFS. II: Bruinettes. 12: Concert band. 10. II. 12: GARA. 10; Y-teens. 10. II. GILLEY. GAIL GLAVAN. MARY GARA. II: IR. II. 12: Pep Club. II: Ski Club. 12; Y-teens. 10: Beer. 12. � GOETZKE. DIANE IR. 10: NOEA. 12-treaiurer. GOLDEN. RICHARD Gymnastics, 10. GORDON, KATHY GOZOLA, JOHN AFS. 12: Beer, 12: Track. II. GRAY. PAT VICA. 12. GREEN. JULIE AFS. 10. II: GARA. 10: Glee Club. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: IR. II: Lincoln Players. 10: Service Club. 12: Beer, 12. GREFE. JOY LOU AFS, 10. II. 12: GARA. 10; Orchestra. 10. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12; Beer. 12. GRONERT. ANDREA GARA, 10. 12: Student Council. 10; Y-teens. 10: Bear, 12. GROOME. MARGARET GRUBER. BRUCE Track. 10. GUDBJARTSSON. ANN Meh Quh. II. 12 Pep Club. II. 12. GUNDERSON. GAIL Honor Society. II, 12: Y-teens, II. 12. GURNEY. JOHN GUST. TOM VICA. 12. GUSTAFSON. JANE AFS. II. 12: Pep Club. 12: Y-teens. II. 12-chaplain. GUSTAFSON. WILLIAM Golf. II: Intermurals. 10. II, 12. HAALAND. JOEL HAGGBERG. NANCY AFS. 10. II; Aqua Dobs. 10. II; Class officer, 10. II: Honor So- ciety. II. 12: Pep Club. II; Prom committee. 11; Student Council, 10. II. 12; Y teens. 10. II. HAINES. NANCY AFS. 10. II: GARA. 10. II. 12; Honor Society. II. 12: Language Club. 10. II: Ski Club. 10: Y-teens. 10. II. HAKE. KERRY Concert choir, II, 12; Lincoln Players. II; Pop group. II. 12. HALLBERG, DEBRA HALVERSON. CHRIS GARA. 10: NOEA 12. HANCER. MICHELLE Concert choir, II, 12: FTA, 10. It, 12; Lenquege Club. II. 12; Pop group. 12. HANEL. JAMES Concert bend. II. 12: Baseball. II. 12; Football. II. 12. HANKEL. NANCY NOEA. 12. HANSON. KELLY HANSON. LYNNE DECA. II; Y-teens. 10. HANSON. WILLIE Lettermen. II. 12: Treck-O-Rema. 10. II. 12: Soccer. 10. II. 12- ceptein; Track. 10. II. 12: Wres- tling. 10. II. HARPER. GREGORY HARR, DIANE AFS. II. 12: FTA. 10. II. 12-vice president; Honor Society. II, 12: French Club. 10. II, 12. HARRIS. SUE Cheerleader. 10-8-quad. II end 12-A-squad: Lincoln Players. II: Orchestra. 10. HARRIS. THERESA Honor Society, II, 12. HARRISON. LEE Lettermen 10. II. 12: Pep band. 10: Ski Club. 10. II; Intermurals, 10: Swimming. 10. II. 12-captain. HARTLEY. TOM HARVEY. SCOTT Hockey. 10. II. HATCH. LOIS Pep Club. II. 12. HATFIELD. CHERYL FTA. II, 12: Language Club. 12: Orchestra, 10, II. 12. HAUGEN. RODNEY DECA. 12: Treck-O-Rame, 10; Track. 10. HAUGEN. ROGER DECA. II. 12-president. HAVERKOST. VALERIE AFS. II. 12: FNC. 10: GARA. 10: Homecoming float chairman, 11: Honor Society, II. 12: German Club. 10. II: Wiilosophy Club. 12: Student Council. 10. II. 12: Y-teen,. 10. II. HEATH. PAULA Bruinettei. 12: GARA, 10; Y-teons. 10. II. HECHT. LYNN AFS. 12: Pep Club. 12; Student Council, 12: Y-teens. 12. HECK. JOSEPH Class president. 12: Honor Society, 11. 12; IR, 10. II, 12-treasurer; Student Council. 10. II. 12; Inter- murals. II: Tennis. II. 12. HEDLUND. JAY HELMER. KRIS Y-teens. 12. HELSENE. PEGGY Glee Club.' II. 12: Meh Quh. II. 12. HEPOLA. MATTHEW Lettermen. II, 12: Treck-O-Rema. 10. II. 12. Cross Country. 10. II. 12; Track. 10. II. 12. HERMSEN. KAROL GARA. 10. II. HESSE. JANE Honor Society. II. 12: IR. 12; Language Club. 10; Lincoln players 10: Y-teens. 10: Beer, II. 12. HETCHLER. ROXIE Concert choir, 10: DECA. 12: Glee Club. II: Student Council. 10, 12: Y-teens. 10. HICKIE. KATHIE Aqua Debs. 10; VICA. 12. HICKS. NANCY IR. 12. HILDRETH. MARY Meh Quh. II. 12. HIPP. GARY AFS. 10; Honor Society. II, 12: Lettermen. 10. II. 12: Track-O- Rama 10 II. 12: Basketball. 10: Football. 10. II, 12; Intermurals. 11, 12: Track. 10. II. 12. HODNIK. JANET HOLCOMBE. DIANE AFS. II: Ski Club. II. HOLMES. THOMAS HOMME. RANELLE AFS. 12; Y-toens, 10. HOOKER. DANIEL HORTON. JOHN Concert choir 12: Honor Society. II, 12: Newspaper, 10: Student Council. 10. II: Bear, II, 12-cur- riculum editor. HOWARD. DANIEL Ski Club. 12. HUBBS. JOYCE FNC. 10: Pep band. 10. II; VICA. 12-troasuror. HUBER. BILL HUCHENDORF. PEGGY Concert band. 10. II, 12. 280 HUGHES. MAUREEN AFS. 12: GARA. 10. II. 12-vice president; Honor Society, II, 12: Language Club. 10: Gymnastics Oub. 12. HUMMEL. JOHN HUMTING, NICK DECA. II. 12: Football. 10; Inter- murals. 10, II. HUNN. BRUCE HUNT. CINDEE Student Council. II. 12: Pap Club. II and 12-president; Winter Formal attendant. II; Y-teens, 10. II. 12. HUSTON. LINDA FNC. 10; IR. 12: Pep band. 10, II. IRMEN. LORRAINE AFS. 10. II; Homecoming com- mittee chairman. 12; Student Coun- cil. 12; Pep Club. II, 12-vice pres- ident: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. JABAAY. DUANE JACKOWIAK, BETTY Glee Club. 12. JACOBSON. KAY AFS. 10: Ski Club. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. JAHR. LYNNAE JANIKOWSKI. DANA AFS. II. 12: FNC. 12; Concert choir. II, 12: IR. 10: Language Club. 10; Madrigals. II: Pep Club. 12: Pop group. 10: Bear, 10. II. JENSEN. CYNTHIA DECA. II. 12: Pep Club. II. 12; Student Council, 12: Y-teens, II. JENSEN. GAIL GARA. 10: Language Club. II, 12: Orchestra. 10. II. 12. JENSEN. LINDA Glee Club. II: NOEA. 12. JESKE. BECKY GARA. 10. II; Y teens, 10. 11-vice president. 12-CTC. JOHNSON. BRAD Student Council. 12: VICA. 12: Wrestling, 10. II. JOHNSON, CHRISTINE Glee Club. II; Language Club. 10; Y-teens. 10. JOHNSON. CINDY AFS. II; FTA. 12; Honor Society, II. 12: Language Club. 10. II: Y-teens, 10: Bear, II, 12-sports editor. JOHNSON, CRAIG L. JOHNSON. CRAIG O. JOHNSON. D. KENT Honor Society. 11.� 12: Lettermen. II. 12; Student Council. 10, 12; Gymnastics. 10. II. 12: Track, 10, II. JOHNSON. GORDON JOHNSON. KATHLEEN NOEA. 12: Student Council. 12. JOHNSON. K. SUSAN Pap Club. 10. II: Philosophy Club. 12. JOHNSON. KEN Track. 10. JOHNSON. KRISTINE AFS. 10: Lincoln Players, 10, II; Thespians. 12: Y-teens, 10. JOHNSON. LINDA JOHNSON. MARCIA AFS. II, 12: Aqua Debs, 10, II: Cheerleader. 10-B-squad. II and 12-A-squad (12-captain); Home- coming Queen, 12: Honor Society, II, 12: Student Council, 12; Y-teens. 10. II. 12. JOHNSON. MARK JOHNSON. MARY DECA, 11-parliamentarian; Pep Club. II; Student Council. 12. JOHNSON. PETER JOHNSON. REBECCA AFS. 10. II; Honor Society. II. 12: Student Council, 10; Y-teens. 10. II, 12. JOHNSON. ROBERT JOHNSON. STEVE JOHNSTON, DANIEL JOHNSTON. STEVE Evergreen. 12: Concert choir 10, 11, 12: Lincoln Payers. 10. II: Pop group. 10. II. 12; Thespians, 12. JONES. PATRICK Honor Society, II, 12: Lettermen, II, 12: Student Council. II. 12: Gymnastics, 10. II, 12. JORVIG, LINDA Y-teens. 10. II. KACHER. LARRY Ski Club. 10: Golf. 10. KADLEC. CHRISTINE KAISER, KEITH BARK. 10. II. 12. KALLEVIG, GARY Student Council, 11; Intermurals. 10. II. 12. KANE. WILLIAM VICA. 12. KARBO. GREGORY FCA. II, 12: Honor Society, II, 12: Lettermen. II, 12: Student Council, 10. 12: Baseball. 10: Bas- ketball. 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12; Tennis. II. 12. KASHUBA, GLEN KAUL. CLO KELLER. CINDY Hockey Cheerleader. 11; Concert choir. 10. II; DECA. 12: Glee Club 12: Homecoming Attendant. 12: Student Council. II. KEPRIOS. JOHN Student Council, 12: Footboll, 10. II: Hockey. 10; Intermurals, II. KESLER. RICHARD Homecoming Attendant, 12; Hon- or Society. II. 12: Lettermen. 10, II, 12: Track-O-Rama. 10. II; Cross Country. 10. II, 12; Track, 10. II; Wrestling. 10. KEULER, BARBARA Bear, 12. KING. CHRISTINE Glee Club. II. 12: VICA. 12. KING. JEFFREY BARK. 10. II. 12: Concert choir, 12: Lincoln Players, II; Pop group. 11. KING. LIZABETH KNAPP. JOHN VICA. 12. KNEIP. JOHN Wrestling. 10. II. KNOBLAUCH. JULIE KNOEPKE. LINDA KNOTT. MICHAEL Intermurals. 10. KNUDSEN, DENISE KOBOLD. KATHRYN KOCH. BONNIE NOEA. 12. KOCH. RICHARD KOLKIND, JAMES KOOSMANN, DALE Lettermen. II, 12: Gymnastics, 10, II. 12. KOPLITZ, THOMAS Lettermen. II, 12: Baseball, 10, II, 12: Basketball. 10. II; Intermurals. 12: Soccer. II. 12. KORUM. SANDRA Ski Club. 12; Pep Club. II; Y-teens. 10; Bear. 10. KOVACH. ROBERTA AFS, II. 12: FTA. 11-treasurer. 12- president; Language Club, 10: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. KRANZ. KARLA Cheerleader. 10-B-squad. Il-A- 12-A-squad; Y-teens. 10, II. KRAUTKREMER. SANDRA Flag twirler, II. 12: Student Coun- cil. 10. II. 12; Y-teens. 10. II- publicity. 12-chapter coordinator. KREYE, RUTH VICA. 12. KRUEGER. DAVID BARK. II. KRUGER. STEVE Baseball, 10: Karate Oub. 10. KUHN. MARY Honor Society, II, 12; Ski Club. II; Y-teens. II. 12. KUKACHKA. JON FCA. 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Base- ball. 10. II. 12; Basketball. 10. II; Intermurals. 12. KUTCHER. STEVEN AFS. II. 12: Concert band. II. 12: Pep band. 10; Student Council, 12. KYRK, BRENT LAC QUAY. DEANNA LAGERQUIST. CHERI FTA. 10. 11-secretary. 12. LAMBERT. JERILYNN LANDWEHR. CHRISTINE LANG. WILLIAM Chess Club. II: Honor Society. II. 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Student Council. II. 12-vice president; Manager—football and basketball and track. 10. II. 12. LANGSETH. DAVE Honor Society. II, 12: Philosophy Club. 12: Intermurali. 10. 12: Soc- cer. II; Track. II. LARSON. AMY GARA. 10. II; French Club. 10. LARSON. GINNY Honor Society. II. 12: Language Club. 10. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. LARSON. JEFF AFS. II. 12: FCA. II. 12: Let- termen. 10. II. 12: Pep Club, II. 12: Student Council. 10. II. 12; Winter Formal Attendant, II. 12; Baseball. 10. 11. 12-captain: Foot- ball 10. II. 12-captain; Hockey. 10. II. 12-captain. LASHBROOK. JANICE AFS. 12: FNC. II. 12: GARA, 10: Honor Society. II. 12: Pep Club, II; Y-teens. 10, II. 281 LAVATY. LYNNAE IR. 12: Thespians. 12. LAVELLE. MARTIN LAVERTY. JAN Aqua Dab� . II. 12-secrotary; Cheerleader, 10-8-squad, ll-A- •.quad: Concert band, 10. II; FNC, 12: Homocoming eommittoo. 12: Pap Club. 10, II: Winter Formal committee. 12: Y-taens. 12. LaCLAIR. DIANE LEE, GREGORY AFS, II. 12: Football. 10. II: Hockey. 10. II: Track. 10. II. 12. LEEBENS. LAWRENCE Lettermon, 12; Student Council, 12: Football. 10. II. 12: Track. 10, II. LEEMAN. ROBIN LEFFLER. KAREN AFS, 10. II: Evergreen, 12: Lincoln Playon, 10, II. 12: Pop group. 10, II, 12: Thespian� . 12: Girt Gym- naitict. 10, II. LEHMAN. SUE LEIPOLD. LANE Student Council, 12. LEWIS. GAIL FTA, 12: Studont Council. 10: Wintor Formal, ll-chairman, 12- Attendant; Y-ieent, 10, II, 12. LEWIS. JEFF UPTRAP. MARK Homecoming Attondent, 12: Lot- tormon, 10, II. 12: Trock-O-Remo. 10. II, 12; Crott Country, 10. II, 12; Track. 10. II. 12. LISCOMBE. DAVID LOKENSGARD. TOM IR. II; Ski Club. 12: Student Council, 10. II: Football. 10: Intermuralt. 10, II. LOSSING. DAVID LUND. ROBERT Chau Club. 10. II; Concert band, JO. II. 12. LUNDIN. RICHARD Che� � Club. 10. II: Debate 12: DECA, II; IR. II. 12: Football. 10: Wrestling. 10. II. 12. LYNCH, DARRELL VICA. 12. McCALLA, MARGARET McCarthy, susan AFS. 12; Orchestra, 10. II. 12; Ski Club. 12: Y-teen . 10. McCLARTY. DEBBIE AFS, 10: Pep Club. II: Service Club. II: Y-teen� . 10. II. 12. McDonald, david Letlermen. II. 12: Ski Club, 12: Gymnastics, 10, II. 12. McGAHA. DAVID Lottormen. II, 12: Pep Club, II. 12: Pep Club. II. 12; Ski Club. 12: Student Council. 10, 12: Ba� o- ball. 10. II. 12: 8a� ketball. 10; Football, 10, II. 12: Intermurals. II. 12. McGovern, kathy Aqua Debt. 12; Honor Society. II. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: Pep Club, II: Ski Club, 12: Y-teens. 10: Bear. II. 12. McGUIRE. JACKIE McLEOD. BOB McQUAY. TIM MADISON. BRADLEY VICA 12. MANLOVE. BRIAN MANSK. KATHY AFS. 10. II. 12: FTA. II. 12: IR. 12: German Club. 10; Pep Club. II: Y-teons. 10. MARCHESSAULT. RICHARD Honor Society. II. 12: Managor— cross country. II. 12, ond track, 10. II. 12. MARCIA. MARCIA Bruinotte� . 12: Homecoming At- tendant, 12: Student Council. II, 12; Winter Formal Attendant, 10; Y-teens. 10. II. 12. MARES. KAREN AFS. II. 12: Evergreen. II. 12: FTA. II: German Club. 10. II: Honor Socioty. II, 12; IR. 12 Y-teens. 10. MARIENKO, LINDA MARTIN. DONNA MARTIN. TERRENCE Lettermen. 12: Student Council, 12: Track-ORema. 10. II: Baslot- bell. 10. II. 12: Track. 10. II. MATTILA. KRISTINE Lincoln Ptoyer� , 11, 12: Philosophy Club. II. 12. MAY. STEVEN NOEA. 12. MEIER. MARK FCA. 12; Lettermen. II, 12: Pop band, 10: Student Council. 12: Baseball, 10. II. 12: Basketball, 10: Football, 10, II. 12; Intormurols. 12. MELLENBRUCH. MELINDA Pep Club: Y-teens. 10. MESERVY. CHUCK Che� � Club. 10; Concert band. 10. II. 12. MEYER. RONALD AFS, 10: IR. 12: Language Club. 10. II; Student Council. 10. MEYER. SELMA NOEA. 12: Y-teen� . II. MEYERSON. SHARON MICHELS. HOPE Pep band. 10; Prom committee. II. MILLER. BARBARA MILLER. JOHN Lettermen, 12: Football, 10, It. 12: Golf. 10, II, 12: Intormurals, II, 12. MILLER. NANCY AFS, 10. II. 12: Bear Mascot, II. 12: Evergreen, 10. Il-esst. editor. 12-editor; Homecoming committee, 10: Honor Society, II. 12: Lincoln Players. 10. II: Orchestra, 10. II: Philosophy Club 12: Pop group. 12 Prom committee. II; Quill Scroll, 12: Student Council, 12: Thespian� , 12-vice president; Y-teens, 10. MILLER. TRICIA DECA. II. 12. MITTELSTAEDT, DEAN MONTGOMERY. THOMAS Student Council. II. MORAN. KATHY MORAVEC. JOSEPH MORRIS. GREGORY Lettermen, 12: Ski Club. 10. II, 12: Skiing. 10. II. 12. MORTENSEN. DAVID Debate. II. 12; Honor Society, II. 12: IR. 10. II, l2-pre� ident. MOSMAN. WAYNE Ski Club. II. 12: Swimming. 10. MULLEN. MARY Bruinettes, 12: Y-teen� . 10. MULLIGAN. MICHAEL Lincoln Players, 10. II. MUNDY. KENT MURASHIE. ROBERT MURPHY. DUANE Tennis, 10. II. MURPHY. MICHAEL MURRAY. DEBERA MUSLER. LEE ANN MUSSETTER. VICKI AFS. 10: Concert band. 10. II. 12; GARA. 10: Language Club. 10. MYHRE. MARK Lettermen, II. 12; Hockby. 10, II, 12. NEILSON, MARY NELSON. ANDREW Red Cross. 10, II: Football, 10. II. 12: Swimming. 10, II. 12: Track. 10. NELSON. BOB Honor Society. II. 12: Wreitling. 10. NELSON. CRAIG Student Council. 10: Gymnastic� , II: Soccer. 12: Wrestling. 10. II. NELSON. GREG Hockey. 10. NELSON. JANET NELSON. KAREN AFS. II. 12; FTA. II: GARA. 10: Language Club. 10. II: Lincoln Players II; Thetpians. 12. NELSON. KATHLEEN Orchestra. 10. II. 12. NEUDAUER. MARGI Y-teen� . 10. NEUDECKER. MICHAEL Pop group. 12. NEWMAN. CHRIS AFS. 10: Honor Society, II, 12: IR. II. 12: French Club. 10. II; Pep Club, 11: Student Council, 12; Y-teen . 10. II. 12. NEWPORT. DWIGHT NOEL. VICTORIA NORENG. SHERI Bruineties, 12: Student Council, II. 12: Y-teens. 12. NORRIS. MICHAEL Homecoming, II. 12-mostor of cnromoniet; Lottormen. II. 12: Ski Club. 10: Student Council. II, 12: Baseball. 10. 12: Football. 10. II. 12; Intermuralt. II. 12. NORSTAD. ANN AFS. 10: FTA. II; Honor Scoiety. II, 12: Language Club. 10: Y-teens. 10. II. NOVAK. BRENDA AFS. 12: Lincoln Players, 10; Y-teen� . 12. 282 OATMAN. LAURA AFS. II: Hockey Cheerleader, II, 12: GARA. 10: Honor Society. II, 12: Pep Club, II: Y-ieont. 10. O'BRIEN. KELLY Homecoming King. 12: lottermen. 12; 8aseball. II, 12: Hockey. II, 12. OCHS. CLAYTON Lettermen, II, 12: Ski Club. II. 12: Track-O-Rama. 10. II. 12: Crost Country. 10. II, 12; Intermurali, 10: Trock. 10. II. 12. ODLAND. CRAIG APS. 12: Hockey. II. ODUM. BETHANY Aqua Debt. 12; GARA. 10: Glee Club. 10: Ski Club. 12: Pep Club. 10: Y-toens, 10, 12. OGDEN. DIANE APS. II: Aqua Debs. 10. II; Cheerleader. 12 A Squad: Fronch Club. 12: Y-teenv 12. OHMAN. PAULA Y-teens. 10. OKERSTROM. GAIL AFS. II; Honor Society, II, 12; IR. 12: Language Club. 10. II; Y-toens. 10. OLSBY. RICK Gymnoitict. 10: Wrestling. 10. OLSON. DENISE Cheerleader. II; GARA. 10. II; PTA. II; Prom committeo, II; Pep Club. 10. II. OLSON. JANET L OLSON. JANET M. OLSON. KARIN Aqua Deb;, 10, II: Orchestra. 10. II. 12; Y-teons. 10. OLSON. RICHARD Concert band. 10. II. 12: Honor Socity. II. 12: lettermen. II. 12: Orchestra. II. 12: Student Council. 10. 12; Gymnastic . 10. II. 12. OLSON. RUTH APS. II. 12: GARA. 10. II. 12. OLSON. SHELLEY OPHEIM. MARILYN GARA. 10. 11 •troaiurer. 12; Honor Society, II. 12; IR. II: Philosophy Club. 12. OPPEN. GARY Ski Club. II; Track. II. 12. ORTEGA. VICKY APS. 12-o� change student from Paraguay: Aqua Debs. 12: Y-toens, 12. OVERBY. BRAD Ski Club. 10. II. 12: Student Council, 12. OVERBY. DEBBIE Cheerleader. 10-B-squad: Y-toens. II. PAHL. DENNIS PAINE. BILL Football, 10: Intermuralt, 10: Track II. PALMQUIST. SUSAN NOEA. 12: Y-toens. 10. PARRISH. DAVID PARSONS. GAIL Pop Club, 11: Bear, 10. PAULSON. JEAN NOEA. 12. PEDERSON. GWEN Concert choir, 12: Homecoming Attendant. II; Lincoln Players. 10; Prom committee, 10. II: Student Council. 10. 11-secretary: Thespians. 12: Y-teens. 10. 12. PELL. BILL Student Council. 12. PENROD. NANCY APS, 10: Aqua Debs. 10. II. 12: GARA. 10: German Club. 10. II. PENDROY, TOM PERKINS. PENNEY Class Vice President. 11: Concort choir 12: Homecoming Ambas- sador. 10: Lincoln Players. 10. II: Madrigals. 10; Pop group. II. 12: Prom committee. 11: Student Coun- cil. 10: Thespion . 12: Y-teens. 10, II. 12. PERLICH. JIM Lettermen, II. 12: Gymnostics. 10, II. 12. PETERSON. BEVERLY Honor Society. II, 12: French Club. 10. II; Lincoln Player , 10: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. PETERSON. CAROL APS. 10: Aqua Debs. 10. II. 12; FNC. 12: FT A. 12: Honor Society. 11. 12: German Club. 10. II. 12: Lincoln Player . 10: Pop Club, II; Service Club. II: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. PETERSON. CHERYL APS. 10: Cheerleader. II. I2-A- squad: Class Vico President. 10; Spirit of Homecoming. 12: Honor Society. II. 12 M.h Quh. II. 12- editor-in-chief: QuIH Scroll. 12: Student Council. 10. PETERSON. DEBRA APS. II. 12: FNC. 12. PETERSON. LAURIE AFS. «0. 11: DECA. 11. 12: Y-teens. 10. PETERSON. MARILYN AFS. 10: PTA. II; Honor Society, II. 12: French Club. II; Y-teon:. 10. II. PETERSON. PATRICK Lincoln Players, II, 12; Philosophy Club. 12: Student Council. 10. 12: Concert cohir, 12: Intermurals. 10. II; Soccer. 12. PETTIT. BRUCE Gymnastics, II. 12: Track. II. PFAU. SHIRLENE PHILLIPS. GARY NOEA. 12. PIERCE. SUSAN FS. 10. II: GARA. 10. PINDOR. PATRICIA Bruinettes. 12: Homocoming at- tendant. 12: Student Council, 12: Y-teens. 12. PINEDA. MARIA AFS. 10, II. 12: Homecoming At- tendant. 12: Spanijh Club. 10: NOEA. 12: Bear. 12. PIZZALA. CAROLYNN Mah Quh. II: NOEA. l2-pre !dent. PLATT. LINDA PLOEN, JACQUELINE FNC. 10. PORTER. JACK PREINER. MARCIA AFS. 10. II; 8ruinette . II, 12: FNC. 10: Lincoln Player . 10. II: Pep Club. II; Y-teons. 10: Bear. 10. PRESTON. TODD Baseball, 10. PRICE. LINDA PRICE. MARILEE Girl Gymnastic . 12. PRINDLE. DEBBIE PRINTUP. DAVE PROBST. JERRY Lottormon, II. 12: Track-O-Rama. 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12; Track. 10. II. 12: Wrestling. 10. 11. 12. PROCHNOW. MARCY IR. 12: Pep Club. 12. RADTKE. SANDRA Evorgroen, II. 12-esst. editor; Latin Club. 10: Student Council. II; Y-teons, 10. RAHN. JENNIFER Hockey Choreleader, II. 12: Hon- or Society, II. 12: IR. II; Y-teons. 10. II. 12. RAINEY. SUSAN AFS. It. 12: Bruinettes. 12: Concert band. 10. II. 12: IR. II: Studont Council. II. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. RAMSEY. WILLIAM FCA, 12: Lettermen, II, 12: Stu- dent Council. 10: Track-O-Rama. 10: Football. 10. 11. 12; Track. 10: Wrestling. 10. It. 12- RANDALL. COLLEEN AFS, 10. It; Honor Society. II, 12; Student Council, 12; Winter Formal committee. 10. 12: Y-teent. 10. II. 12. RASCH. MICHAEL DECA. II. 12. RASMUSSEN. WILLIAM G. IR. II: Trock-O-Rama, II: Football. 10: Track 10. II. RASMUSSEN. WILLIAM R. RATHJE. BRUCE Intermurali. 10. II. 12. RATZBURG. TERRY REIMER. MICHELE Cheerleader. 12-A-squad: Honor Society, 11. 12: German Club 10: Pep Club. I I-secretary. 12: Stu- dent Council. 10: Y-teens. 10. REKO. S. ROGER Gymnestics. 10, II, 12. RESOP. JOHN REYNOLDS. DEBORAH APS. 10. It. 12-president; Flag Twirler. II. 12: Honor Society. II, 12: IR. II; Y-teens. 10. 12. RIAL. STEVE VICA. 12. RICHARD. RONALD AFS. 10. II: Lincoln Pteyers, 10. II, 12: Student Council. 12: Thespians. 10. II, 12-president. RICHARDS. GREG Go'f. It. 12: Intramurali. 10. 12. RICKABAUGH. DOUGLAS Student Council. 12: Baseball, 10. RIDLON. RANDY VICA. 12-parliamentarian. ROBIDEAU. MARK FCA 12: Lettermen, 12; Football 10, II, 12: Intermuralt, 12: Wres- tling. 10. II. RODYSILL. KIRK Honor Society. It. 12: Football, 10. II: Track. 10, II. ROEDECKER. ROBIN AFS. 10. It, 12; Concort choir, II, 12: Honor Society, II. 12: IR. II; Lincoln Piayors. 10. II, 12: Pop group. 12: Student Council. II. 283 ROSHOLT. PAUL Concert band. II. 12: FCA. 12: Lettormen. II. 12: Track-O-Roma. 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12: Hockey. 10. Track. 10. II. 12: Wrestling. 12. ROSTER. LINDA Bruinottes. 12: Concert band. 10. 11, 12: Lincoln PI a yen, 10-sec re- tary: Student Council. 10. II: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. ROTH. JAMES Can President. 10: Concart band. 10. II, 12: Honor Sociaty, II, 12: Lettermen. 12: Orchestra, 10. II, 12: Philosophy Club. 12: Student Council. 10. I (-treasurer. 12-pret- idant: Basketball. 10: Football 10. 11, 12: Intermurali. II. 12. ROTH. JOHN Homecoming Attendant, 10: Hon- or Sociaty. II. 12-pretident; Stu- dent Council. II: Wreitling. 10. ROWLAND. PATRICIA Honor Society. II. 12: Lenguego Club. 10. II: Bear. i0. RUCKLE. DALE RUDIE, JOHN FCA. 12: Lattarman. 12: Football. 11. 12: Intermurali. 12: Track. II, 12. RUEHLE. STEVEN RUUD. DARCEE Prom commifao. II: Pep Club. II, 12: Student Council, II; Y-teeni. 10. II, 12-treature': Baer, 10. RYAN. MARY Pep Club, II. RYDER. JOHN IR. 12-porliementarian. RYKKEN. KEITH Gymnastics. 10. II-, 12. SACKETT. BONNIE DEC A. 12. SAEGER. DON Intermurali 12: Wreitling. 10, II. 12. SANDIN. DEAN Homecoming Attendant. 12: Lat- tarman, II. 12. Baiaball. 10. 12; Hockey. 10. II. 12. SANDSTROM. ROGER Concert band, 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: Orchestra. II. SANFORD. DALE SANFORD. MICHAEL Concert band. 10. II. 12: Latter- man. 12: Orchestra. 10. II. 12: Football. 10. 12. SANGRENE. LeANNE AFS. 10. II. 12-treoiuror: Concart band, 10. II. 12: FTA. 12. GARA. 10. II, 12: Honor Society, l|, 12; IR. 12: Language Club, 12; Pap Club 12: Winter Formal committee 12: Y-taant. II. 12. SARLES. JANE AFS. 10. II. 12: Homecoming com- mit'e. 12: French Club. II: Service Club. II; Y-teens. 10. II; Baer, 12. SASS. DIANE FNC. 10: Pep band. 10: VICA. 12. SATA. DIANNA SCHAFT. DANIEL SCHERBARTH. ROBERT Lattarman. 12: Pep Club. II: Base- ball. 10: Basketball 10: Football. 10. II, 12: Intermurali. II. 12. SCHERF. DAVID IR. 12: Golf, 12: Intermurels, 12. SCHUSSLER. NANCY Honor Society. II, 12: IR. 12: Y-taans. II. SCOn. CHARLIE Student Council. 10: Basketball, 10; Intermurali. 11. SEDIO. TOM SEIFERT. W. JAY Lettormen. 12: Ski Club. 12: Stu- dent Council. 12; Football. II. 12: Track. II. 12. SEMMER. JOHN SENST. STEVEN VICA. 12: Football. II. SHAURETTE. PATRICK Student Council. 12: VICA 12. SHEARER. ROBERT Gymnastics. 10. 12. SHINABARGER. LoANN Red Cross. 10. SHINLER. GARY SIEBER. DIANE AFS II 12: Aqua Debs. 10: Hockey Cheerleader. II. 12: Con- cert bind. II. 12: Language Club. 10: Mah Quh. II. 12-news editor; Pep band 10: Y-teens. 10. SIEVERTSON. GLEN Evergreen, 12: Mah Quh, 12. Bear, 12-classcs oditor; Golf. 10, 11: Intramurals, 10. SIITARI, DAVID Concert band 10. II. 12: Honor Society, II. 12: Orchestra. II: Swimming, 10, II. 12. SJOBERG. JANICE SMITH. GAYLE DECA. 12: Student Council. 10: Y-teens. II. SMITH. JAY SMITH. JEANETTE SMITH. KRISTINE SMITH. MARTIN SMITH. MICHAEL Concert band. 10. II, 12: Baseball. 10: Football. 10: Hockey, 10. SMITH. ROBERT SMITH. ROXANNE Concert choir. II. 12: GARA. 10: Y-teens. 10. 12. SMITH. STEPHEN R. Lincoln Players. 10: Ppe band. 10. II: Ski Club. 12: Student Council. 12: Gymnastics. 10, II, 12: Soccer, 10. II. SMITH. STEVEN M. Concert choir, II, 12: Pop group, 10. II. 12: Golf. II. 12: Wrestling. 10. II. 12. SOEFFKER. LYNNE IR. II, 12-vice president; Or- chestre. 10, II, 12. SONJU. DAVID Debate 12: IR. II. 12: Mah Quh. 11. 12-opinion editor; Swimming, 10. II. SOUKUP. MIKE Track, II; Wrestling, 10. SOUTHAM. CAROL SPANG. DOTTI Glee Club, II: Y-teens, II. SPARBY. RICHARD Golf. 10. II. 12: Bear 12. SPERRY, GREG DECA. II. 12: Student Council. 12. SPIRES. STEVEN Chess Club. 10: Gymnastics. 10. II. SPRINGER. LORELEI Homecoming Attendant. 10: Y-teens 10. II. SPRINGER. MICHAEL SPURGIN. MARY DECA. II. 12: FNC. 10: GARA. 10: Glee Club. II: Lincoln Playort. 10. II. STANKO. SANDY STANLEY. JOHN Class President. 11; Concert band. 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: Lettormen, 12; Orchestra. II, 12: Pep Club. 11: Prom committe, 11: Football. 10. II, 12: Intermurals, II, 12: Wrestling. 10. STEVENS. KIM STEVENS. WILLIAM FCA. II, 12: Homecomir g At- tendant, 12: Lettormen, II, 12: Basketball. 10. II, 12: Track. 10. STEVENSON. SCOTT Bear 12. STINSON. CHARLES Chess Club. 10. II; Student Coun- cil. 10. STOCKTON. CAROL AFS. 12: Service Club. 12 Bear. 12. STODDARD. MOLLIE AFS. 10: II: Honor Society. II. 12: IR. II. 12-publicity: Y-teens. 10, II. 12; Bear. 10. II. STOTESBERY. JOHN STRAND. LINDA Pep Club. II; VICA, 12-reporter; Y-teens. 10. II. STRAW. BARBARA AFS. 10, II. 12: GARA. 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II, 12: Latin Club. 10-secretary; Y-teens. 10. STROMAN. WAYNE Lettermen. 12: Soccer. 10, II, 12. STROTH. KEVIN Gymnastics, 10. II. 12. STRUPP. CHERYL Evergreen, 10. II: Lincoln Players, 10: Y-teens. 10. II: Bear. 12. STUCKY. GARY Honor Socioty. II, 12: Lettermen. II, 12: Student Council, 12: Cross Country, 10. II: Swimming, 10. II. 12: Manage', 10. II. SULLIVAN. CINDY Aqua Debs. 10. II: Y-teens. 10. SULLIVAN. SANDRA NOEA. 12: Student Council. 12: Y-teens. 10. SUTHERLAND. JANE AFS. H: IR. 12: Lincoln Players. 10: Pep Cub. II: Y-tien$. 10. II: Beer, l0. 12. SWANSON. ALAN Lettermen. II. 12: Intermurals. 10. II, 12: Soccer II. 12: Track. 10. II. SWANSON. BARBARA AFS. 10. 12: Flag Twirlers. II. 12- captain: FTA, 10. II. 12: Honor So- ciety. II. 12: IR. II. 12: Pep band. 10: Philosophy Club. 12: Service Club, 12-treasurer; Beer, 12-copy editor. 284 SWANSON. LORI AFS. 10. II. 12: Y.Iimi, 10. SWENSON. NANCY SWITZER. RONAI D TALARCZYK. CHRISTINE AFS. n. 12: IR. 12: Language Club. II. TAPPER. JAN AFS. II: NOEA. 12: Y-teens. II. TEMTE. CLARENCE Cimi Club. 10. II. 12: IR. 12. TESTA. SAM IR. II. 12: Latin Club. 10. II: Pop group, 12. THIERS. TOM Lettermen, 12: Pop bar'd. 10. II: Basketball. 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12: Traci. 10. THOMPSON. DIXIE AFS. II: Hoc Cheerleader. 12: Honor Society II. 12: French C ub. II: Lincoln Players, 10: Y-teens. 10, II. 12. THOMPSON. FORD IR II. 12: Meh Quh. II. I2-,ports editor; Intermurali, II, 12. THOMPSON. JULIE AFS. II. 12: IR. II; Languaqe Club. 10: Pap Club. II, 12: Stu- dent Council. 10: Y-teenv II. 12. THOMPSON. KAREN Honor Society. II. 12. THOMPSON. RICHARD FCA. 10. II: Honor Society. II, 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Student Council. 12: Bstebsll, 10: Basket- bail 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12. THOMPSON. STEVEN IR. 12: Gymneitict, 10. THORSEN. PAMELA Aqua D;bi. 10: Cheerleader. I0 B- squad captain. II. 12-A-tquad; C'ess Trea'.urer. 12: Homecoming Page. 10: Honor Society. II. 12: Lincoln Players. 10. II: Orcheitra. 10. II: Pep Club. II. 12: Student Council, 12. THUL. PATRICK Concert band. II: Orcheitra. 10, II. 12: Student Council. 10. II; Football. 10. TIETZE. LINDA TRACY. JOHN Swimming, 10. II. TRAPP. CAROL Honor Society. II. 12: IR. 12: Y-teeni, 10. II. TRIMBLE. RONALD Honor Society. II. 12: Lettermen. II. 12: Baieball. 10. II. 12: Basket- bell. 10. II: Football 10. II. 12. TROIDEN. RONALD TRUAX. GLORIA AFS 12: Aque Debt. 10: FNC. 12: German Club. 10: Y-teent. 10, 12. TUPPER. JOHN Ski C'ub. 12; Student Council. 12; Footba1!. II: Wreitling. 10. II. TWEEDY. BRUCE UTECHT. JENNIFER Concert choir. II. 12: GARA. 10. I l-iecretary. 12-president; Lincoln Playerv II: Pop group. II. 12: Thespians, 12. VANDYNE. CHRISTINE Pep Club. 11: Ski Club, 11; Y-teent, 10. II. VANHOUTEN. PATRICIA GARA 10: Pep Club. II. 12: Ski Club. 12: Y-teens. 10. II. VANNICE. PETE Student Council. 10. II: Letter- men. 12: Basketball. 10. II, 12; Track. 10. II. VATNE. JORGINE VELISHEK. WAYNE VICA. 12: Football. II. VENNES. MARTHA Meh Quh. 12: Philosophy Club. 12. VERMEER. RANDY VERMEER. ROXANNE VIOLETTE. THOMAS VOGLAND. KEVIN AFS. II, 12: IR. 12: Germen Club. II. VOLDNESS. BARBARA AFS, 10: Aqua Debs. 10. 11-treas- urer, 12: Bruinettei. II. 12-captain; Clais Secretary. 10: Honor So- ciety. II. 12: French Club 10: Lincoln Players. 10: Pep band. 10: Student Council. II; Y-teent, 10. II. 12. WADDELL. JENNIFER Concert band. 10. II. 12: Ever- green, 12: Orchestra. 10, II; Y-teens. 10. WAKELY. TERRY WALLIN. JAMES IR. II. 12: Track. 10. WALT. LAURIE GARA. 10. II. 12: Meh Quh. 12. WANGAARD. DEBORAH AFS. 10. 12: IR. II. 12: Y-teent. 10. II. WARD. RANDALL Pep band. 10, II; Swimming, 10. WARNER. KATHRYN WASSATHER. ERNEST WASSERMAN, DIANA WATKINS. KERRY Intermurali. 10: Track. 10. WATSCHKE. JOHN Concert band. II: Pep band. 10: Swimming. 10: Track, 10. WAWRACZ. DALE Pep band. 10: Student Council, 10. II. 12: Football. 10. II. 12: Track. 10. II; Wrestling. 10. II. WEBB. PATRICK WEBER. JOHN WEIKING. CHERYL DECA. II; Pop Club. II: Y-teenj. 10. WELLS. KAY DECA. 12 WENZEL. STEVE Concert bend. 12: Orchestra. 12. WHEAT. CHERYL AFS. 10. II: Aqua Debt. 10. II. 12: Class Officer. II. 12; Concert bend. II. 12: Homecoming Parade Marshall. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: Language Club. II: Lincoln Players. 10-treasurer. II: Pep band, 10: Pep Club. II. 12: Prom com- mittee. 11: Student Council, 10, 11. 12: Y-teens. II, 12. WHEELER. SYBIL WHIPPS. NANCY AFS. 12: NOEA. 12: Y-teent. 12. WHITE. BONNIE AFS. to. II. 12: GARA. 10: Gar- man Club. 10. II: Lincoln Players. 10. II: Pep Club. II: Student Council. 11: Y-teent. 10. WHITE. GREGG Lettermen II, 12: Tenniv 10. II. 12. WICKLAND. PATTI WIDEL. MICHAEL WILLETTE. JOANNE Evergreen, II: GARA. 10: Lincoln Players. 10: Pep Club, II, 12; Y-teens. II. WILLIAMS. JIM Evergreen. II, 12; Football. II: Track, 12. WILLIAMS. JOHN WILLINGER. SUSAN AFS. II. 12: GARA. II. 12: IR. 12: Pep band. 10; Pep Club. 12: Y-teeni, 10. II. 12. WILSON. DEBORAH Beor Mascot. II, 12: Pop group, 12: Student Council. 10, 12; Thes- pians, 12; Bear, 12. WINTER. JAN AFS. II: DECA. II; Language Club. 10: Pep Club, II. WITT. GREGORY Gymnastics. 10. WOLFRAM. CHRISTINE AFS. II, 12-secretary; Concert band. 10. II. 12: GARA, 10. II, 12; Honor Society. II. 12: German C'ub 10. II; Lincoln Players. II, 12: Orcheitra. II. 12: Pop group, 12; Thespians. II, 12-treasurer; Y-teens. 10. WORRINGER. RICHARD Honor Society, II, 12. YAMBOR. GAIL DECA. II, 12-secretary: GARA 10. II. 12: Y-teens. 10: Bear. 10. YASTE. DEBBIE YEAGER. CINDY AFS. 10: FT A. 10. II. 12: Honor Society. II. 12: Longuage Club, 10. II: Y-teens. 10. II. 12. YOUNGGREN, LYNN AFS. II. «2: Honor Society. II. 12; German Club. 10. II. YUNG. KARI AFS. 11 treasurer. 12-vice pres- ident: Evergreen, II, 12: Honor Society. II. 12-secretary: Service Club. II, 12-president; Y-teens, 10. 12. ZAHN. CHRISTINE AFS 10: Homecoming. 11-master of ceremonies: Honor Society, II, 12: Lincoln Ployers, 10. II. 12; Philosophy Club II. ZARTH. DEBRA NOEA. II. 12. ZIERHUT. SUSAN Evergreen, 11. ZIMMERMAN. DAVID Concert bond. 10. II: Honor So- ciety, II, 12. ZUBE. MARILYN Y-teens, 10. ZURN. MICHAEL NOEA 12: VICA. 12. ZYLSTRA. ROELY Y-teens. 10. II. 12. 285 Activities Index AFS .. 88 International Relations 102 Aqua Debs ..130 Lettermen’s Club .. 106 BEAR ..118 Man Quh 104 Bear Mascots .. 93 Music groups 114 Boys’ Pep Club ... ..107 National Honor Society 98 Bruinettes .. 94 NOEA 121 BTT ..122 One-act Plays 82 BYC ..123 Pep Club 116 Cheerleaders .. 90 Philosophy Club .... -109 Debate and Speech ..127 Prom 124 DECA .. 99 Quill and Scroll 105 Evergreen ..129 Sadie Hawkins 96 FCA ..106 Service Club 100 Flag Twirlers .. 92 Ski Club 108 French Club ..126 Student Council .... 115 FNC ..100 Teen Corps 123 FT A ..120 Thespians 81 GARA ..101 VICA 121 Graduation ..132 Winter Formal NO Homecoming .. 84 Y-Teens 112 Sports Index Baseball........................246 Basketball .....................216 Cross Country...................254 Football .......................256 Golf ...........................243 Gymnastics .....................230 Hockey..........................225 Skiing .........................233 Soccer .........................252 Swimming .......................236 Tennis .........................250 Track ..........................238 Wrestling .....................221 286 70 Bear Staff Editor-in-Chief....Janet Baxter Activities Editor...Kris Franks Classes Editor .... Glen Sievertson Curriculum Editor ... John Horton Sports Editor.....Cindy Johnson Business Manager ... Sharon Freund Copy Editor .... Barbara Swanson Photography .... Melander Studios Mark Brokering Advisor .... Mr. Thomas Howden 287 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Th World'� B � f Yearbook� A • Teytor-mede