Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)
- Class of 1973
Page 1 of 200
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:
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My thoughts are free Who can guess them? They fly by Like shadows in the night. No man can know them. No man can destroy them. No man can deny My though ts are free. .e 3 , 3 . a.guu. W , thmm , A g So I think as I please and this gives me pleasure and also peace both are worth having. My wish and desire - No one can bind them No man can deny My though ts are free. Yet if I am imprisoned In darkest dungeon These things will not last They shall all pass away. Beca use my though t5 Will rend the barriers and walls My thoughts are free. Th erefore I will den y all care and worry. I will not be downcast. I will not be downbearted. I can in my heart continue to laugh and rejoice And think because of that My though ts are free My Though ts Are Free Traditional ll Ea F. J NVMWV J ....:v .Wr Jugf.khh I I I ,' I I ,- .- w u i Administration, Secretaries The Lincoln Plain Talk . . . Computers, Computers, Computers . . . Schedules . . . Rules . . .Discipline . Suspensions . . . To expel, or nottS to expel, that is the ques- tion . Budge . Curriculum . The student councgil't s Sgrioefs . . . Full length mir- rors in the girlsi lavatories? . . . And, what about the break? . . . Announcements, and the lack of them . . . The auditors are com- ing today! . . . Ours is not to question why; ours is but to do or die . . . Pacing thelihalls . . . And, running the school . What time, this morning, will those teach- ers gethere? 7:00? 7:35? 2:35? . . . Parent surveys, teacher surveys, student surveys . . Hanson here, Russ Lee there, Karbo- hydrates everywhere. . . Ms. Maria Frank Attendance Clerk 3 V Office Staff, Clerks,lqurse Without the friendly assistance of the office staff, clerks, and nurse our attendance would have never been taken . . . many fake fevers would have never been discovered . . . phones would have never been answered . . . and catalogs never been typed! . . . and when we needed an excuse, there would have been no one there to write it . Without them there would have t 3 l, ltaumhlll Ms. Dorotthofif my; I Clerk Why; .g ' w been no mail sorted . . . no bulle- ,, tins . . . and none of the miscella- m neous typing they do would have t gotten done . . . Lincolnls great set W of office girls deserved more credit than they got e Thanks a lot - all of you . Counselors And Their Staff Got a problem? . . . Go see your friendly counselor . . . They regis- ter students . . . Calm the crying . administer the ACT, MSAT, SAT, and GATB entrance tests to students . . . Uncle Charlie, am I registered for the MSAT tomorrow? You always count at Lincoln . Here I am at the drinking foun- tain, wondering WHY I came in .You mean the college rep. from East Ioint came last week? . Well, thats another one, only 738 more schedule changes to go . . Test scores here, and schedules there, student 3 problems every- where . M3; W . 7, 1 f; MssDrumlla Careoy 5 Counselor i W ThE k UHCQC ATMHM 30k Ms Marle Counselor Mr. Charlie Schuman Head Counselor rintupp Special Personnel The diligent behind- the-scenes workers . . . valiantly fighting everyday doldrums . . . serving to better the system . . . the estab- lishments best friend . . . friends of students and teachers alike . smilingly accepting impossible jobs . . . the unsung heroes of LI-IS . . . all of our personnel are special; these were just more so Mr. Roger Sandviek I .. Psychologist illhllmlll fill Mr. Luth; M . f Social. Worker Library Books and books and books . . . Maga- zines and newspapers killing an hour of study hall . . . boning up for a news quiz reports . . foreign lan- guage room . LOUD TALKING! . . . showing your ID. card . . . having over- due books . . checking out records . . . using the card catalog . . . pamphlet file . stamping the slips . . always hav- ing the one book you need checked out Study Study is not studying . . . sitting in the courtyard . . . talking to a friend . . . drinking a can of pop . . . hanging around the lunchroom working in the resource center . . . reading in the library . . . English Iambis Pentameter' . . . Julius, Bru- tus . . . King Arthur . . . the first term paper . . . ehow to plagerize; the scientific approache . . . Silas Mariner . . . Spoon River . . . epi- thets and epitaphs . . . short stories, long tests . . . Our Town . . . The Scarlet Letter . . . The Red Badge of Courage . . . Wes Henry, there is a war om . . . The King and I, uI think Moses shall have been a fool . . . Babbitt . . . Vocabulary . . . Cyrano . . . Hamlet . . . Arguments . . . Oedipus . . . The Oresteia . . . It's all Greek to me . . . W3. DianeBBruhn I nglish 10, Journal .4 :u . e e now an; v v eaue 3 am. 9. w x . Douglas Larson lish 10 umaki ,. e - Plasure k wa....--naa4yuuanua, Ms. Laraine Tra'cy English 12, Humanities, Realism and Romarfiicismf 4 WM 3. Ester Eaton English Aide Ms Betty St:- Theatre Arts English Electives Alas, poor Huck, we knew him well! . . . iiWhether itis nobler to take Shakespeare with Ms. Stainer, or Novels with Mr. iTi . . . Col- umn Hunt . . . Arguments dots of themi . . . Theatre Art . . . Holden Caulfield lives . . . Modern Plays . . TV. and Radio Production . . . 27, count iem, 27 courses! . . Humanities, Humanities, wherefore art thou, Humanities? . . . Grammar here, and Novels there, Plays for Pleasure everywhere . 20 Mathematics Math M.A.A. Tests . . . Geometry . . . two-column proofs . . . theo- rems . . . postulates . . . axioms . . . S.A.P. Postulate tSegment addi- tion Postulatet . . . Calculus . . . Polynomials tPoly what'O . . . Con- ics . . . Mr. Kitts, Now let us reach into our bag of numbers and plug one back in . . . Dimensional alge- bra .. . Porbability: There is a chance that you MIGHT pass the course? . . . Cartesian coordinate systems. . . . Tests! . . . tSOWo cor- rect is an At . . . Hector the Vector . . . Transfinite numbers thow does that send you'n . . . Iames Wolf Project th ert Pintozzi Computer Tech. John Ludx igsen i nth Analysis, Science Computer Technology . . . Run . Illegal Format Bad Input Error. . . Error . . . Error. . . Data Analysis . . . Reject this copy . . . Simulations . . . REM. . . On line . . .Program. .By e. Psychology The Wizard of Id . Mind over Matter . . . Flowers for Algernon uNymphomani- acs . . . Territorial imperative . . Down Ego Down . The girl in the Freudian slip . . . Psycho Ward 122 . . . Dimond is forever . . How quick is NOW! . . . Mongo- loids and Mentally Retarded. 21 22 Physical Sciences Physics . . . Vectors tall downhilD . . . Galileo, Aristotle, Einstein . hand some of us are eagles, and some of us are sparrows . . . Chemistry 04, H20, hut, hut . electrons . . . Figuring out . the mole . . . Test tube terror . . . grad- uate from beakers t0 Bunsen bur- ners . . . Physiology . . . dry bones . . . the toe bone connected to the ear bone . Heartbeat . . . letts go see an autopsy . nanother day, another life savedh . . . Pseu- dostratified columnar epithelium tissue . .. Muscles here, muscles there, muscles, muscles, everywhere . . . Conservation . . . this is a tree . . . the rise and fall of the aardvark . . . Save our badgers . . . SOB . . . Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink . Have you thanked a green plant lately . . . Biology . . . dissecting frogs playing kissy face and huggy bear osmosis is the process of . . . The long 3175, t and short of cell division . . the continuing adven- tures of the green chromo- somes . . . light up with photosynthesis? . . . and this is an aardvark communities and ecosys- tems . . . individuals and population . .,, :34 fr l3!!! 895103 0?, 1.3 x , MIEIROdney-QS effer g, Biblogy m 6:511. M a ...t f; 31 63g ! f Physical Education Sweaty sweat socks . . . one, two, three . . . smile . . . IVs good for y01111! . . . shape up i . . deodorant - fig ts . . . waiting ines - squat 123431938 Egammarbe squad . . . atomic situps . . . having 11.? S v y ' to play badminton . . . gymnastics . . . calisthenics at the beginning of the hour . . . wrestling . . . lockers and locks . . . towels . . . tennis . . . golf . . . weight lifting . . . uni- form . . . a born loser . . . some people wrestled with the subject 23 24 d6. Ma VmShA - nisign , Foreign Languages Guten Tag films . . . Zu Spat, Zu Spat! . . . annual Christmas calen- dar . . . quarterly book reports . . . verb conjunctions . . . movies that you never understand . . . uWould you repeat that in English, please? learning A, B, C33 is easy in Rus- sian . . . it doesn't always rain in Spain . . . books that you never understand We love our Deutschland . . . eAztre or not ?atre? 26 Home Economics uFood, glorious foodV burn, baby, burn . . milk and cookies at midmorning break . . . 3 lbs. of but- ter . . . baste in sewing machine for two hours . . from figs to polyes- ter . . . 2 balls of red yarn . . dontt eat the food e just lick the bowl . . . deciding whether to eat it or wear it child care gets in your hair . . . Warning! Home EC. cookies may be hazardous to your health . . . have you seen my ging- erbread man Today the Kitchen, tomorrow the bathroom v m1 ., ': 13,9973, Foo o s . D rothy Koplitz , conomics Aide avg . r4 : xi'f- V O ' Ms. Geraldine Bradford ' Co-Operative Home ' Economics, Boyst Foods ary has ,4 ; dustrialArtS.A 6 Mr. Marlin Meyer . Wood, Basic Metal Mr. Ieffre p Industrial Art Drafting . . . bookmaking . . . Elec- tronics . . . skills . . . motors . . . home wiring . . . block printing . . . oscilliscope testing . . . watch it, or they'll fix your clock . . . how much wire could a welder weld, if a welder could weld wire . . . Char- gers 10, Volts 0 . . . that was a real shocker . . . curve fitting . . . safety first, band-aids second . . . take apart, reassemble . . . machine design we make our radios fresh from Japan . . . 27 28 Graphic Art, Art, Audio Visual Graphic Art . . . The Language of Drawing technical drawings interpretations . . . silk screen printing . . . basic machine draw- ings . . . hand platen and power platen presses . . . creativity . type setting . . . Art . . . ifs pretty but is it art? . . . painting . . . clay thumbprints . . . textiles collages . . . pattern design . wood carving . . . ifs a symbolic figure pointing to the sky Audio Visual . . . overhead projec- tors . . . tape recorders . . . films Q1313 . LMr. Lloyd Peter Audio Visual .3 Wnci $ 0. 'd r; ting, Texti Choir Handelts ttCreation Oratorio. . .Gordon Barry's Benitots Burrott. . .LuLuLu. 2nd Annual Funtdt Raising Marathon Hallelujah Chorus . . . harmony . . . mel- ody . . . over 100 students in Choir . . . Ora- torio at Kennedy . . . Christmas Concert . . . after school rehearsals . . . robes e some in blue . . . Mr. ttB . . . carolling on the Mall . . . Midland National Bank . . . The Honey Bears . . . Girlst Chorus . . . The Lincoln Bearries . . . Pine Cones and Holly CG Ber- ries . . . singing in German, Latin, and even Yiddish . . . ttIesus the Christ is Bornh . soloists. . .State Contest. . .ensemble. Band Lincolnts Finest Goes National . . .Pit Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Brass Ensemble . . . How the West was Won . . . ttThe Horse . . . A new drum cadence . . .ttIitterbug Iive -50ts dance. . .aweek in Florida - what a way to spend Easter Vacation. . . flourescent drumsticks. halftime . . . pepfests . . . the parents worked hard . . . marching in an airplane hanger . . . Nathan ttWyatt Earp . . . new uniforms . . . meanwhile, T-shirts . . . Brui- nettes and Flagtwirlers joined the marching band to form the ttShow Band of the Upper Midwest . . 'g'Nathan Earp d. Music Worksh Orchestra Great sounds . . . practice, practice, practice . . . Handelts Messiah . . . Hallelujah Cho- rus . . . why doesntt that Choir learn that song?. . .festivals. . .participation. concerts . . . music man of the strings . . many talents unite . . . I dontt have that sheet of music . . . organization . . . stac- ceto scales. . .vibrant violins. . .invincible Vlolas. . .champion cellos. . .beautiful basses . . . scales, scales, and more scales . ' . experience . . . fulfillment . . . accom- phshments . . . circle flyies . . . Arioso from Centata No. 156 by I. S. Bach . . . performing w1th the Choir at Christmas time . . . State Contest. . .soloists. 30 Social Studies Rockie . . . lectures . . . Indians . Chicken Farm . . . Mountain Men, Mandan Indians, and Muck- rakers . . . LARGE group . . . Films, slides Audi0 Visual Educa- tional Appliances . . . writing your Family History . . . World History . . . the subject gets bigger as it goes along . . . Joe Cool Mr. Chapmans Magical Mystery Tour Around the World . . . Map drawing . . . notebooks . . . Wide lined paper . . . The BIG final . . . list the six causes of World War 11 Mr. John Ramler AWonlogy, Physiology tory --.-.-. u - Q A V afIiEEitf-m: 'I. vWilliam Rumpel ern Problems tProf' Political Scienc , r. me A Anderson Area Studies Mr. Everett Chapman World History Economics . . . GNP . . . National Debt . . . deficits . . . DFL GOP . . . sexology . . . Nixon George and Alice . . . what to do on a date . . . when should you kiss for the first time sleep McGovern . . . Political Science . book reports . . . computer games . . . Donkeys vs. Elephants Clayton Act . . . personal monopoly Babe Ruth is one . this is a program to simulate marketing . . . where YOU make the decisions . . . You re cheating Socialism . . . where did you say Russia was? . . . Did he say he lived in the time of the Neanderthal Man? . . . quarter long projects . Are we really going to Washington, DC? arguing for an entire quarter on one subject . . . Gallop Polls. . .will tricky Dick win again . yes, says the computer classifying people - jocks, freaks. 31 Mr. ---- Work ' nnsiness Machme Business Education Olivettis . . . adding machines . filing . . . mimeograph . dictaphones . . . guest speakers OEA meetings fund raising . . . Ah, Mr. Kla- seus, you didntt tell us to do that . . . typing . . . fj fj fjfj fjfj . . . typewriters . . . era- sures and correction fluid . . 5 minute timing with a broken timer . . . keypunch . . . find- ing a job . . . shorthand what does this squiggle mean does cong come before cond . . balance the school boards budget . . . you have until the end of the hour to finish . . . tax forms checking accounts . MrMaklaseu Related Offliemc ?r. Eugene Weyandt 2rsona'l Business, Eglsines's Law Co-Operative Training Distributive occupations atti- tudes . . . Employability Employer-employee relations . sales promotion . . . Sales kits . advertising . . . career objectives . . .Merchandising. . .Product analysis .- . . buying procedures . Sales and Marketing . . . Doughnuts . . uniforms . . . Part time . . Full time . . . Influence the employ- ers . . VICA . NOEA . . . DECA...MOEA...OEA... SOS . . . Applications here, inter- views there, employment factors everywhere . 33 - MS.Dor6ny79tr o L Project Director m 1 rI- y '1 nudgega . - 1 'MsJKdcheHEl: , special Educationw s. Maia German, dritzksn ,atipn ,7! 1 34 Special Services Modified interdisciplinary instruction coordi- nated with special services . . . small groups . .independent study. . .improving basic skills. . .the student is the most important. . . individualized instruction. . .U.S. History. World History, Modern Problems, English 10, 11, 12, Basic Math, Physical Science . . . Work Experience. . .remedialreading. . . P Q 9, ii. 3951.395, ,snvifixiigx N x 4 z: . .1 2.212; A 22 : ; ? Qawzx, ,2; 35 o . 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Anderson Mitchell Anderson Pamela Anderson Rick Anderson Terri Anderson Shawn Bloomer Lorelei Boe Peter Boe Theodore Boecher Elizabeth Bohn Ianell Bonar Paul Bosanko Lynn Boysen Susan Branton Thad Briol Gregory Broker Bradley Brown Craig Brown Terri Brune Scott Buehler Iames Bultman Jeffrey Bunday Michael Bunnis Benjamin Burrows Glenn Buth Michael Carey Colleeh Carlson Deanna Carlson Kendra Cash Earnest Casselman Roxanne Cecka Douglas Chambers David Chapman Karin Chatfield Michael Christenson Constance Christianson Amy Clark Debra Clark Cynthia Cole Michelle Coleman Steven Colford Patrick Collins Debra Connly Ann C00 Kathyrn Cordell David Cormier Robert Cornelius William Cote Cynthia Court Larry Couture Donald Craig Suzette Crocker Terry Crumrine Sheryl Dahlstrom Deborah Dale James Danburg Brenda Dandrea Debra Dannewitz Cynthia Dea Cheryl Dean Debbie Dehnel Iulie Delander Kathleen Delie David Dennis Susan Dewar THAT FREEDDM TBTHEIREHRDRENI Wimom Haxvavd ,'Rz3ulu9 Susan Dickinson Thomas Dillion Timothy Divine Scott Dobesh Kyle Dougherty Shawn Daugherty Louis Drazenovich Barbara Dreis Beverly Duckett Tamera Dudek Scott Dukart Randal Eissinger Iulie Eldred Ian Elftmann Iulie Elhard Stephanie Ellering evin ' Suzanne Ellison Daniel Enright Christopher Enstad Anita Erickson Michael Erickson Richard Erke Dnaiel Ernewein lay Evenson John Falkenstein Michael Feils Peter Feils Robert Field Mitchell Floding Karen Folz Patricia Forder Timm Foreman William Forrey 39 40 Susan Forsmark Lorri Fosseen Linda Fowler Dianne Freund Susan Friebe Leroy Frisvold Karl From Cark Fuhr Mark Canon Paul Garvey Dwight Geisler Steven Gelakoski Iohn Gibbs Mark Gibson Gloria Giefer Shawn Gilbert Brian Cileczek Thomas Gillespie Mary Gladhill David Glass Gordon Goihl Kristine Graff Barbara Grant Michael Grant Pamela Grant Carol Graves Keith Green Linda Green Lloyd Green Thomas Crier Paul Grimes Douglas Gronseth Tania Gulbrandsen Bruce Gunderson Julie Hall Laura Hamilton Robert Hand David Hanson Kirby Hanson Timothy Hanson Thomas Harder Karen Harris Linda Harris Matthew Harrison Colleen Harvey Dennis Harvey Dale Haugen Debra Haugen Mark Heckman Kathleen Heerwald Julia Heinz Debra Heisick Kathy Helgeland William Helgeson Deborah Helleson Harlan Hermes Thomas Hertzke Iean Hewitt David Hiller David Hinz Richard Hoffman Laurel Holcomb Steven Holland Heidi Holmes Donald Holt Leroy Hostetler Kim Houck Terrence Houck Iohn House Denise Hoyt Teresa Hron Thomas Hudson Nita Hultquist Kristine Hundley t r-ans Noun lane! Hunt Linda Hurst lnsvph Hullun Robert Hygrcll Mary lsravlsnn David lverson Lauralyn lvursun Marlin Ivcrsun James Imzksnn Pulur Iacksnn Grngnry lawyer Karynn Jensen Lori Jensen Robert Iensvn Susan lensvn Barry A. Johnson Barry D. Johnson Craig Johnson Donald Iohnsnn Kevin Juhnsnn Lisa Johnson Richard Johnson Sandra Inhnsun Thomas luhnsnn Jacquvlin Innus Timothy InnI-s Keith Jordan Cindy Inrgunsun Brad Instock Kurun szhe-r Bradley Kargus Dirhhue Kully Iunws Kvlly john Kelly William Kenny Jennifvr Ken! Syhilla Kiuntzlt- Barbara Kissvll Earl K1110 Paul Klanderud Ronald Kluvn Debra Kluydu Denise Kloyda Kurt Kneelund Michelle Knisvly Francis Kouh Kimberly Knuh David Kulkmd Debra Kurlgard Crt'gnry Kurum Ianvt Kragnvs Kenn Krauthuuvr Churlvm? Krivl Randal Kroyvr Mary Kruugl'r ShI-rri Krull Dmm' Krusv Minhuul Krynski Pamvlu mey Scull Ladvndurf Robyn LaFnrlum' Dxnghl Land:- Cathvrim: Landry Stvx'un Lthum Demsv Larson Dorrmvn Larson leffruy Larson lulin Larson Invl Labissonnit-n' 41 Randal Marchessaull Joann Marinenko Steven Mark Danny Marlinson Damon Mathews Pamela Matychuk Michael Mauk Margaret Max Steven Mayer Scott McArdle Thomas McCarthy Michael McDougall Alison McCaha Robert McMenemy Cory Meier Karla Menzel Marcia Meredith Sandra Merhar Pamela Meyer Manhew Mielke Sandra Mielke Debra Miller Patricia Miller Steven Miller Diane Mittelstaedt Linda Moates Susan Moline Connie Montgomery Bradford Moore Loretta Mootz Janice Morrison Charles Morse David Morse Scott Morvig David Moss Nancy Mulcare Dana Muller Kevin Myrmel Brenda Nash Christy Nelson Daniel Nelson Joan Nelson John Nelson Karen Nelson Raoul Nelson Sandra Nelson Thomas Nelson Paul Newberg Rick Larson Mark Lauer Todd Laverty Iames Leebens Kimberly Lees Kevin Leigh Wilbur Lewis Ronald Lietz Nancy Limberl Ion Lind Michelle Lindberg Deborah Lindquist Steven Lloyd Michael Loftus Kathleen Looney Cheryl Lough Gregory Lundin Thomas Lundin Teresa Lundy Cynthia Lytle Thomas Machacek Maureen Macziewski Thomas Madden Donna Magnuson Mark Magnuson Kevin Mahal Jill Mamel Laureen Maple Thomas Newell Julie Newman Lynn Newman Cynthia Newport Art Ng Robert Nordin Jennifer Noreen Thomas Norris Kirk Nygren Bradley Nylander William Obergt Loreen den Jeffrey Oland Paul Olsen Cynthia Olson Debra Olson Kenneth Olson Scott Olson Greg O'Neil Gary Opatz Lisa Opitz Susan Ordahl Robert O'Rourke Karlene Overlid Becky Owens David Oys Elizabeth Pahl Raymond Pahl Jane Palbicki Jerry Palmer Ronald Palmer Charles Parsons Georgia Patton Alan Paulsen David Pearson Lizabeth Peckham Patricia Pelto Kimberly Perkins Rebecca Petersen Brent Peterson Cheryl Peterson lay Peterson Kevin Peterson Patricia Peterson Robert Peterson Rollyn Peterson Scott Peterson Terence Peterson once Phillips Steven Pike Patricia Plaisance Lenore DeLa ne Porter Kent 0st Timothy Preiner Roberto Prescott Darcy Prindle Laurie Proehl Dean Qualley Ionakhan Quist Kathryn Ramsted Curtis Reierson Robert Reinarz Richard Reishus Karen Remington Michelle Richardson Ross Richardson Mary Richter Stephen Risacher Charles Ritmire Mark Robin Michael Robin Rebecca Roehm Roger Rosdahl Thomas Ross Michael Rudolph Carol Rudolphi Susan Ruef Annette Ruhme Karen Rust Susan Ryan Carol Rydberg 43 44 Randi Rystad Sandra Sabin Brian Saeger Stephen Sanders Pamela Sather Ierald Saunders Debbie Sauve Donald Sauve Mona Schelmeske Michael Schermann Byron Schiffman Cynthia Schipper Patrick Schlagel Barbara Schroeder Scott Schuman Rourk Scott Allen Senstad Michael Settle Gregg Severson Stephen Shandley Katherine Sharer Patricia Sieber Elizabeth Smith Katherine Smith Todd Smith Margie Snedeker Bradley Solslad Michael Somers Thomas Somers Joan Sorensen Kimberly South Kathleen Stack Becky Stafford Kim Steenblock Cynthia Stein Sharon Stenerson Teresa Stewart Neil Sticha Susan Stinson Diane Stone Linda Stowman Brad Strasburg Stacy Slroessner Linda Strom Christopher Stroth Marcia Styrlund Debra Sundem Diane Surina Russell Swansen Donald Swanson Sharon Swanson Michael Sylvester Denise Taghon Jeanne Talberg Heidi Taplin Julie Taylor Randy Templeton Bruce Temte Lynn Thomasberg Rebecca Thommen Heidi Thompson Richard Thompson Thomas Thompson Susan Thorman Gary Thorsett Susan Tilden Tracy Tilley Steven Tollefson Dean Tomaschko Scott Tonsager Debra Torning Sharon Trabant Judith Turgeon Patrick Adelmann Rick Anderson Gene Bakke Jeffrey Bakke Iohn Barton Michael Becker Susan Besser Steven Bishop Ion Bogen David Borka Mark Brenner Rocky Brinkman Patricia Brown Jerome Burg Juli Catt Thomas Christianson Tim Christianson Randy Christy Tommy Collias Richard Craft Iohn Dagle Danny Dahl Dan Elrod Dean Ericson David Fatland Wayne F012 Mary Fredrickson Roberta Gazelka .M ., 4 once Woodcock Lisa Woodward Steven Worwa Thaddeus Wozniak Jody Wyman Sandra Zylstra SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED David Golden Kathryn Grimes Thomas Haeg Scott Harrington Iohn Hemken Eugene Heyer Ioel Hillyer Paul Hoaglund Mark Horstman Gary Hummel Cynthia Iohnson Chris Iudge Linda Kathan Carolyn Kuenzel Nita Lacoste Kimberly Larson Judith Malecha Deborah Melecha Connie Marinenko Dana Masters Dickson Michael Tina Michaelson Daniel Moates Ian Montgomery Lori Montgomery Michael Moran Sherri O'Donnell Karen Oland Nancy Overby Steven Peterson Coleen Pflepsen Laura Podolinsky Debra Pyle Barry Robach Kenneth Robinson Renee Robinson Timothy Rochel Jeff Sackett Nancy Schimunek Gretchen Schuck Kenneth Schumack Kevin Selgeby Lavonne Skinner Susan Spencer David Swanson Wayne Talarczyk Mark Thorman Ianettte Tovsen Susan Tovsen Anita Trautmann Renee Weils Thomas Wilson Arnester Winans Charles Winum Patricia Turgi awn Turnberg Kevin Turner Gary Ulstad Yvonne Vandeplasch Kim Van Vugt James VanWinkle Mary Vitala Allen Violette Marie Volgerson Vickie Von Mosch Stephen Waddell Roberta Wagner Stephen Walker Kathryn Wallien John Ward Randall Wegner Paul Weise Mary Weisser Patricia Weller aren Werner Monica Westerlund Cindy Weyrauch David Williams Ion Willman Debra Wilson Barbara Wood Terry Wood 45 SWw$fK w x WM vmxmw mewgqm NV 11 er I Trea Sue Adams Joan Adkins Cynthia Adland Dennis Ahmann Beth Anderson Blair Anderson Deborah Anderson Kristin Anderson Melanie Anderson im Anderson Vickie Anderson Ann Arneson Gwen Aslleford Becky Axelson Sandra Bachmeyer Mark Backlin Suzanne Backman Joy Baker Diane Barber Jeffrey Baron Jeffrey Barr David Barringer Cathryn Barry Michael Bartels Robert Basiago Robert Beattie Deborah Behlmer Tamara Benninghouse Ieff Berg Lynn Berglund John Biehl Susan Binns Brad Bishop Mary Bittner Linda Bjornlie Wendy Bjornton Denise Blakstad Beth Blenis Gayle Bliss Mary Bloomer Susan Bocchi Duaine Boe Connie Bohanon Carolyn Boyd Jill Boyd Debra Brandon Linda Brandlner Mark Bregmann William Bresley Dennice Briol Brian Broekema Carole Brokke Patricia Bue Cynthia Burke Susan Bush Kathy Grier Glenn Grob Mary Grobel Sue Gullberg Brian Byrne Laverne Caauwe Brent Carlson Lynn Carlson Ioe Cavanaugh Katherine Child Tim Christianson Martha Clabo Dale Cody Mike Coleman Marlene Coonrod Ann Courrier Karen Cowan Alecia Cox Iulie Cramolini David Crook Bruce Daily Teresa Daly Robert Darrow Iay De Tuncq Edward Deppe Gregory Dobesh Lisa Doering Dnaiel Dougherty Denise Dubisar Bruce Dudzik Michael Dunbar Debra Edberg Conrad Eggan Claudia Ehlen Pamela Elhard Dan Ellefson Kimberly Elton Christopher Engel Sharon Ep e Steven Erickson lay Erke Debra Ernewein Gail Essa Bradley Everett David Evers Steven Fowler Scott Frank Wendy Frank Gmdon Fransen Barbara Friebe Dawn Forelich Judith From Kathy Gibbs Gary Gilbertson Robert Gladhill Delores Glassel Cindy Clenzinski Bruce Geode Nancy Goolsby lay Gorton 3' Robert Graham Paul Green 49 Kathleen Cundvaldson Lawrence usl Kay Cuslafson William Haaheim Barbara Hafich Timothy Hagstmm Mark Hallberg Patricia Hamilton Marvin Hand! Howard Handy Puul Hansen Dulinda Hanson Dawn Harder Michael Harder Michael Hasselstmm Jun Haughan lean Heinen Karen Heisick Kay Helsman Lynn Herian Karen Hermsen Kimberly Hewson Patricia Hickey Paul Hill Kim Holm Michael Hohze Lawrence Hoyl Laura Hurley Stephen Huss Mark lsaelson Lindalee lvurson Vanessa labaay James lacuhsen Karla Jacobson Cleon Ianikowski Diane lensen Melodie Jensen Kimberly Iohn Vickie lohncux Bradley Iuhnson David lnhnsun Dawn Iuhnson Ian Iuhnsnn Karla Johnson Lisa Johnson Mark E. lohnsun Mark K. luhnson Nancy A. Johnson Nancy I. Johnson Norrene Iohnson Sharon Johnson Timothy Johnson Barbara Jones Bradley Jones Lisa Inrdahl Jennifer Jordan Christine luneau Michael Kary Gary Kassu Mary lean Kassa Torry Kassa Brenda Keeley Roland Keeley Richard Keenan Debra Keller Ann Kenny David Kersting lnhn Klanchnik Paul Klausen leunne Koch Steven Kuhls David Knplitz Teresa Korum Katherine Kozul Ronald Kraml Duane Kraulhauer Grant Kromminga Laurel Krouse Sandra Krull Lauri Krynski Kim Kuchelmcister Crag Larson Rick Larson Tim Larson Debra Lawrence Kay Lawson Karen LuBcau Bub Loclairv Halley Lemur Leo Leininger lean Leon Michael Lennard Darlene Leslie Patricia Lindhurg Stacie Lindberg Stephen Lindhvrg Craig Lindgren Terry Lundherg Mark Lundin Dan MacDonald Susan Maddaus Mary Madden Jerry Madge Teresa Mndscn Denise Magnustm Sheila MilhtT Harald Mallwily. Ion Manningl Deborah Marmzk LuAnn Murvk Bruce Mathias Randall May Ruhcctza Mayor Cathleen Mayhew Sandra McArdlc Margarel McCabe Mary McClellan Pamela McDonald Sandra McLain Pal McManus lay Melhoff Glenn Meinjohans Len Mcinko Roberta Mellon Marga rel Mcallenhruch Larry Merrifield Darrell Mesenbring Nancy Miller Mark Mlazgar Steven Mark Michael Morrison Greg Moses Deborah Mueller Cynthia Mundhenk Ruben Munyon ludith Murphy Edy Naddy Kandis Nassif Dennis Nelsen Claude Nelson lamcs D. Nelson Iamus L. Nelson lane Nelson luff Nelson Robert Nelson Gregory Nuss loan Nicholas Bradley Nielsen Craig Nilssun Dan Noelhe Charles Norris Eric Nygrcn Megan O'Hara Steven Oherg 51 Iimi Olson Pamela Olson Richard Olson Ronald Olson Matthew Oppegard Michael Osborne Michael Packer David Pahl Julie Pahl Steven Palbicki Carey Part ridge Gregory Perkins Daniel Peterson Debbie Perlerson Douglas Peterson Mary Peterson Claudia Pfaeffln Mary Pherson Wayne Phibbs William Philipp ohn Phin Jeffrey Pierson Bradley Plunketl Patricia Pomeroy ori Pommer Michael Posch Wendy Price Daniel Prill Wendy Radehach David Reynolds ' mmy R'ca Cymhia Rickahaugh Iodee Riekena Michael Risacher Gary Rodekuhr Ted Rueff Renee Ruhme James Russ John Rydberg Thomas Salmela Mary Sanford Pamela Saunders Deborah Schlagel Scott Schroeder Guy Shields Daniel Shfader Gayle Smith Kim Smith Steven O'Donnel Cathy Ogdahl Brian Olson Kim Turnberg Kim Vaith Amy Vandersdleuren Michelle Van Vugt Karen VanWinkle Marcy Velline Ruth Verby Daniel Vincent Catherine Vober Robert Voltz Bambi Wager James Wagner Patrice Wakely Cynthia Walczak Patricia Waldner David Walz David Wangaard Deborah Warling Corey Wassing Gary Weber Tamara Smith Pamela Snedekcr Christine Spires Cary Springer Thomas Springer Tim Springer Juan Spurgin Iohn Slaber Iunu Slainer Toni Sleenblock Jeff Slonsrud Todd Stensrud Jeff Stickmty Chad Stiles Jeff Strnmwall Joel Suomwall Kathy Struckmeyer Scott Studt Sherry Sutherland Karen Swanson Lynette Swiderski Patricia Taylor John Thomasherg Richard Thomasherg Donna Thompson Kim Thompson Kim M Thompson Roxann Timm Sally Tinnes Susan Trabant Ianelm Tracy Joanne Tracy Jeff Tschida Dennis Tully Thomas Turgcon William Turgi 53 Barb Wt-dekind lvff VVvis Scott Wnntz Kim Westin Scott Wheeler lvff Williams Martin Wolf Gary Wolfe Sandra Young Claudine Zahn Bradley Zarth Bruce Zierwick Janet Zimmerman IUNIORS NOT PICTURED lnsvph Adelmann DHIP Altenhnfun Craig Anderson James Baruth William Bogart luvrgun Bnhlen Iatzkiv Borsmh Stvvon Buchanan Tum Buehler Roger Bulsnn Roger Carlson Dm'ld Cassidy Michael Chapman Montgomery Chapman Denise Chevalier Ion Chevalier Clarin Kenneth William Cook Lauren Daniels Karen Dewar Chester Doha Sandra Dodge Tom Driscoll Gregg Eckert Daniel Erickson Joseph Fredrickson Steven Frudiker Edward Carrity Therese Geehan Charles Cinsky lamus Greenlund Manhew Cmbel Randall Hobbie Robert Iablonski Judith Jacobson Bonnie Iohnson Rnhnrm Iohnson Gregory Johnston Lori Kainulainen Stephen Kiefer Karen Krueger Lori Landmark Steven Lange Linda Lange Nancy Lange Kent choutillier Tad Luttrell Donald Mauck Ronald Mauck Theresa Moore Debra Murphy Karen Norris Steven Nrn'nk Patrick Uchs Renee Olson Knvin Pahl Mary Palermo lumes Passnfumv Deborah Plrll Rodney Pvrt'nich VVuynn Pvrumch luhn Praetorius Keith Ramswiuk Catherinv Russ Nancy Schmdcr Nancy Shundluy Cheryl Singvr Laurie Smith Michael 8011 William Spalh Dennis Styrlund Paul Swanson lumes Talberg Scott Teschundnrf Dnhorah Thiol Bruce Donald Vasmkn Gregory Vasatka Michael ana Debra Warner Raymond Witll SECfe arym- Paulson Treasurer I Marty Burnett ROXANNE AAZE:AFS,12;Cheerleader.A-squad. 11.12; Hockey, 12; B-squad. 10; WA 11; NHS, 12; Lincoln Players. 10. 11. 12; Pep Clubl. 2:10 StudentCouncil.11;Thespians.11. 12; Y Teens. 10.11 ION ABRAHAMSONZ:Football.10.11. JOSEPH ALBARELLA: Student Council. 10. 11: VICA. 12 1V. PresJ; Football. 10. 11. 12; Track. 10. 11 imng; Intramurals. 11. 12. DEBORAH ALESHIRE: NHS. 12. MIKE ALTENHOFEN: NHS. 12: Letterman. 12; Football. 10. 11.12;Track.10.11;Intramurals.11.2 BRIAN ANDERSON:Letterman.111.12;601f,10.11.12; Intramuralsfl DAVID ANDERSON:NHS.12;I.R., 11. 12; Baseball. 10; Intramurals.1 JEANNE ANDERSON:Bruinettes.11, 12; Pep Club.10.11; Y- Teens. 10. 11.12;Young Lief 10. IEFFREY ANDERSON PAT ANDERSON WARREN ANDERSON: Choir.10; Football.12; Hockey. 10, 11.1m MARCrANGELL:Lettermlen.11,12;Footba11.10.11.12; H0ckey.10;lntramurals.1,12. IAN ANGELOS: GAA,10;Y-T88ns.10. CRAIG2 ANGRIMSON: Marching Band,110.11.12:French Clubl LYNNETTE APPEL: Lincoln Players. 10. 12; Y-Teens. 10. 11. IACIKIE AULT: AFS. 1'0 Choir, 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Players. .:12 Y-Teens.10.11. TIM 1BACHMEYER CHARLES BAKEBER6:Choir. 10.11. JOHN BAKERzConcertBand. 10: Lettermen.10. 11 12; Stu- dent Coulnclil. 10; Hockey. 10, 11. 12, Soccer,10. 11. 12;Ten- nis. 10.1 CRAIG BAIKKENzLetterrnen.12;SkiClub.10.11;Student Council,10,11.12; Young Life 10. 11. 12'Football. 10.11 12; Skiing. 10; Intramurals. 12. LYNN BALLINGER VICKIE BANNOCHIE: DECA. 12; MOEA. 11. MARTHA BARKER: AFS.10. 11.12; FTA.12;NHS.12; Mah Qua .;12 Service Club. 10; Yearbook 11; Y- Teens. 10. 12. SALLY BAORR RY: Choir.10.11.121Bus.mgr.y FSA.11;NHS. 2:6Pop .10.11,12;Thespians 11 12 DEEDEE BARTELMEHS RUSSELL BARTUNEK:I.R..12;Philosophy Club.12; Orchestra 10.11.12. THOMAS BEHNEN DUANE BERDAHL LYNN BE MOE.1A LAURIE BERCSTROleChZOir.10.11.12.6AA.10.11.12;Y- Teens, 10 11.12;Young Life.10.11:1ntramurals.10. 11 . DON BERRY LINDA BERRY: Choir. 10. 11; Pep Club. 10; Y-Teens. 10, 58 DEBRA BETHKE: MOEA. 11, 12; Pep Club. 10. 11. ROBERT BETSINGER SHEILA BINNS:GAA;StudentCouncil.11.12;Young1Life. 12; Basketball. N.10 11; Softball; Field Hockey;Track 10 PEGGY BITT E:R GAA MARTHA BIIyRKE:MOEA. 11,12 BEVERLY BOERBOOM: Choir. 10; Lincoln Players, 10; LESLIE BOHN: VICA LYNN BOOMGAARDEIN. Student Council, 12 MICHAEL BOSANKO:AFS.10;Debate.10.11.12;Declama- tion. 10. 11. 12; French Club, 10; Student Council. 10. 12; Tennis. 10. 11. 12; Intramurals. 11, 12 KARIBRASEL:AFS.10;GP;A 10.12;NHS,12; French Club. 10.11 12; Y-.Teens 10 11. DAVID BgITTAI IN D R:OCK Concert 1.Band 101 Marching Band 10; EART.12;Wrestling.101 BUD BROEKEMA:VICA.112;Young Life. 10. 11. 12; Cross Country.810; Track, 10 DARYLB RROKE TERRY BROKER IEFFNBROWNzTrack.10 12. IOH WN MIK EBROWN. VICA. 2. MERRILEE BRUDER: Y-Teens. 10. MARCIA BUDENSKI: Cheerleader; A-squad. 12: WA. 10. 11.112; GAA 11.12; NHS 1:2 Y-.Teens 10.11;Gymnastics SUE2 BURKE: Concert Band, 10; Class Officer. 12 IPresJ; NHS. 12; Student Council. 10. 11. 12; Yearbook. 11 IActivi- ties edJ; Y-Teens. 10; Young Life. 10. 11. 12; Hockey, 11. 12 apt. . MARTY BURNETT: AFS. 10; Concert Band. 10. 11. 12; Marching Band. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader. A-squad. 11. 12 mapm; Hockey. 11. 12 ICath; Class Officer. 12; NHS. 12 French Club, 10: Lincoln Players, 10: Student Council. 12; Y- Teens. 10; Gymnastics. 10. 11 MARY BURNS: Choir. 10, 11. KATHLEEN BUSH: AFS. 11. 12 IfinalisO; Marching Band. 12; Bruinettes. 11. 12 Icale; NHS. 12; French Club. 10; Pep Clubi 10; Student Council. 11; Y- Teens. 10. 11. 12; Orchestra, 10.1.2; Winter Formal Queen. 12 PATRICK BYRNE KENNETH CAMERON: Letterman 11.12;Basketball 10.11. 12. Baseball. 10; Soccer. 10. 11. 12; Tennis. 11. 12 STEVEN CARLSON: Golf. 10. 11. 12. DIANE CARPENTER: FSA. 11; NHS. 12; MOEA. 11. 12 1Pres.1: Pep CLUb.11:Student Council 12. IOH N CA AUGH GORDONV CHNANT LLEVEO'11 CHAPMAN: GAA. 10; Student Council, 11; Young 113 NANCY CEHAPMAN: Y- Teens 11 PAULA CHASE1AFS 10,111Sec.1. 121Pres.1; Concert Band 10.11.12; Marching Band 10.11.12;NHS.12;Y-Teens.11.0 CAYLYN CHRISTEN NSON CURT CHRISTIANSON: BARC 10 11. 12 03163.;1 I.R.11; Student Council. 10. LORI CHRISTY SCOTT CHRISTYzFTA. 11; Lettermen.11.12;SkiClub.10. 11; Student Council. 10. 11 12; Baseball 10. 11; Football. 10. 11; Skiing. 10.11. THDAYS 3RD ESTERNWE HggRTkKE BLDERS M! 1m MINER E ButLDb' wry wggzzdkggbt elLow JENNIFER CLARK:GAA.10. 11 12, NHS. 12; Y-Teens. 11. MOLLY CLEARY: Y Teens 12. FOHN COGSW WEL L TERESA COLEMAN: French Club. 11; Pep Club.12; Y- Teens, 12. BARB COLLINS:GAA.12;Service Club. 12 W. pres.1; Stu- dent Council 12;Y-Teens.10;Young Life,12. TIM MOC MA SHERYLE CSOMBS:Bruinettes.12;Y-Teens.10.11. NOANICYZ COOLEY: Choir, 10. 11. 12' Pep C1ub.12;1Y-Teens. TOHOIMAS COONER: Debate. 10. 11. 12; Philosophy Club. 11. '12. BRIAN COURT: Soccer. 10. 11. 12. DANA DECKNADEL SUSAN DEERING: Aqua Debs. 10 11 12; GAA. 10; Y- Teens. 10; Young Life.10.1.1 giREL DEHNEL: Intramurals.110.12. AN DELIE DAVE DELMONICO: Letterman, 12; Student Council. 11. 12; Football. 10. 11. 12; Hockey. 10. 11. 12; Intramurals. 12. JEFF DENNISTON: Cross Country. 10; Swimming. 10 ION DETUNCO: Go lf.1 KAREN DITLEV: 0French Club 10 11.12;StudentC0uncil. 10 11; Y- Teens.1 EDWIN DONAR1T: Concert Band. 10 11 12; Marching Band, 10,11 12; pStage Band.1 AL DOO Concert Baznd. 10 12; Marching Band. 10 12; NHS.12:pLettermen, 10.11, 12;Croanoutnry. 10 11.12; Swimming. 10' Track 10 11 12; Skiinsgs. 10 11 121Capt1. 60 KERRY DOUCHERTY PERRY DOUGLASS DELORES DUGA AMYD KIM DUUKNCARN:StudentCouncil,11.12;Young Life,11.12. DANA DUNEMAN: Gymnastics. 10,111, PAULASE ATON: Concert Band, 12; Malrching Band, 10 11 ,;12 FrenchClub,11,12;Pep Clu b,1 1SHELLSYE E:CKELS AFS, 10; Concert Band 101,11,12;March- ing Band.10,11,12;NHS,12;1V.pres.;1 12;F1'ench Club,10,11;SwimmingTimers 10 11,121CaIpR.1. IEAN ECKERT.2' Pep Club,10,11;StudentCouncil,11,12;Y- Teens, 101 PAUL EIFERTIZChoir,10,11;NHS,12;StudentCouncil,11; Intramurals, 10 11. kit Bis: m? Rauvuews n1: 11W WWW: XS 1116mm 0. , 311m 4311 ER JANICE EISELE MARK ELDRED:Lettermen,11,12;Basketball,10,11;Foot- ball, 10, 11, 12. Track. 10 11:01ntramu1'als, 12 MICHAEL EPPEL: Soccer,1 NA NCYE EARDM NNtAFS,10,11,12;GAA.12;NHS,12. DAVID ERICSON: Choir; Pep Club; Thespians; Golf 1mgr. 1. JEANETTE EVENSON JEFFREY FARNE ELL IUDY FAFSCHING: DECA,1 CINDYF E:ILS Choir,10,11.12;FTA 10,11 12; Honey Bears,11;Pop Group, 1'2 Y- Teens, 10. TIM FIRSTBROOK IIM FISHERzBaseball,10,11;Skiing.10,12. IODY FISSEL:FSA.11,12;MOEA,11. MATTHEW FLING: Marching Band. 10; I...R 11; Lettermen, 11,12;Young Life 10; Basketball, 10 11; Fomball. 10; Golf, 10. MICKEY FLODING: Choir, 10, 11, 12 1P1'es.1; Class Officer, 12 W. pres.1; Lettermen, 12; Lincoln Players, 10, 11, 12; Pop Group, 10 11.12p;tThespians, 11,12; Young Life. 10, 11, 12; Skiing 11,12 1Ca RONALD FORAR: Baseball 10 MARYFORDER:MOEA,11.12. MARK FRA CIS RHON NDA FRANCK: DECA 11, 121Pres.1. KURT FREEMA N GERALD FROST:ConcertBand,11,12;MarChing Band, 10, 11,12;Stage Band,12;Basketball,10,11, 61 STEVE FRUDIKER TIM FULLER: Swimming 10; Skiing.1 MARK FUZZEY: French Club 10;Lettei'men.11. 12: Student Council. 10.11:Y0ung Life:Golf.10.11.12;Intramurals.10. AIMEE GALLOGLY: GAA. 10; NHS. 12 1pres.1; French Club, 10. 11. 12; Student Council. 10. 11 1860.1. 12; Y-Teens. 10. 1soph. rep.1. 11 1V. pres.1. 12 1V. pres.1. ANDREW CARTON MIKE GEEHAN: Football. 10: Intramurals. 12. WARREN GEHL:NHS.12:StudentCouncil.10.11.Tennis LORI GELAK2:OSKI Lincoln Play.e1's 10. 11; Thespians. 10. 11; HEART LAUREL GELZLING: Bruinettes. 11; Y-Teens. 10. JEFF GRE ES STEPHEND GIBBONS: BARC. 11 12: Track. 10. MARY GIEFER: AFS. 10; MOEA. 11. 12 01151.1. Ssrvice Club 10.11:Yearbook.101Winter ED.1.121Bus.ed.1. Y- Teens. 10. BETH GILBERTSEN: Bruinettes. 12' NHS. 12; Stzudent Council 10.11.12;Young Life 10.11.12;Skiing.11. KEITH GILL: VICA. 121Treas.1. FRANK GILLIAM: Letterman. 10. 11. 1'2 Student Council. 12;Basketball.10.12;Footbail 10. 11.12:Track 101 JAMES GLENZINSKI GREGORY GOEHNER: Marching Band.10; Lettermen.12; Football.10.11.12;lntramurals.11.2 CARLA GOIHL:AFS.10.12: I.R..12;Pep Club.12;Service Club.1 RUSSELL GOLLNICK KIM GORDENIER: Pep Club. 10. 11. 121Pres.1 CYNTHIA GORDON: Pep Club. 12. IONI GOZOLA: Pep Club. 10 12; Y-Teens. 12' Young Life. 10. MICHAEL GRADY:Choir.10.11.121V.pres.;1 Pop Group. 10.12; Ski Club.10. 11; Young Life:Skiing.1ZUngr..1 DAVE GRA HARRY 'PETER GRANT: NHS. 12; Letterman. 12; Student Council.10.11:Football.10 11 12; Intramurals. 11.1.2 DAWN CREEN:AFS:11.12; Flag Twirlers.11.121Capt1; FTA.11.12:Lincoln Player.10;Y-.Teens 10.11.1Capt.pres1, 12 1Pres. 1 DOUGLAS GREENER: Concert Band. 10. 11. 12; Lettermen. 11.12;Baskelball.10.11.12:Baseball.10;Soccer.10.11. CARLA GREENLUND: Aqua Debs. 10 :.MOEA 11.12 LINDA CRIMES: AFS. 10' Marching Band.12;FlagTwirlers, 11.12 1Capt.1; French Club.10; Service Club. .Ski Club. 10.11; Yearbook.101Classes ed1. 11 Classes ed.1; 121Ed.-in- ch1ef1; Y-.Teens 10 11; Young Life 10 RODNEY CR ROB JOHN CROEBNER: I...R 12;Lettermen.12;StudentCouncil, 10.11.12:Baseball.10.11;Football.10.11.12'Gymnastics. 10.11. I! f 3:; ,- llinII-l CRAIG GRONSETH PA AUL B. GUNDERSON: Student Council. 10. 11; Young Life.10; Golf. 10. 11. 12; Hockey. 10; Soccer. 10. PA LL GUNDERSON:Lettermen;Gymnastics,10.11. 12; Soccer, 11;Track.10.11 12. LYNN NALCUNDV DSON SUE GUSTAFSON KENNET H HAEG NANCY HALL: EChoir. 10 11. 12; CAA. 10. CAROL HAMR DIANE HANDT:Choir.10;DECA.11. ERIC HANSOON AFS. 12; NHS. 12:181udent Council, 10; Young Life.111.12;Golf.11 12: Soccer 10; Skiing. 12; The New One. 12 artist 1. IACQUELYN HANSON: Aqua Debs, 10. 11, 12; Marching Band.10.11.12:ConcertBand.12;Pep Club.1218ec.1;Y- Te ensI.I 10iseoc.1. 11 121V. pres.;1 Young Life.1 JEFF KIM HA SSON: Choir.10; Gymnastics. 10; Tennis. 10. SANDRA HARDINA: HEART. 12 MAUREEN HARPER IEFF HART CINDY HARTKE: DECA. 12' Service Club.1 MARY HARVELL: Choir. 10; Student Council. 12; VICA. 11, 12 iSecJ. RUTH HATCH: HEART.1 NANCY HATFIELD: Concert Band. 12; Marching Band. 10 12; Bear Mascots.11.12'CAA.10.11.12:Y-Teens.10 11' Young Life. 11; Gymnastics 10. 11. 12 NANCY HAUGEN: Concert Band. 10; Marching Band 10; Student Council 10; Y-Tee ens. 10; Young Life. 10.11.12; Hockey. 12: Track 10: Skiing. 11.12 STEPHEN HAYS DAVID HEATH LAURA HELLING: AFS. 10' Pep Club. 12; Student Council. 11f1012;Y1-Teens. 10 isec.1. 11 Social Chairman1, 12; Young Li e.1 PATRICZIA HELSETH: Concert Band.12;Marching Band. 10. BECKY HEMKEN MELOGY HERBST: AFS. 10; GAA. 11. 12; French Club. 10. 11; Y-Teens. 10.11 12 1Social Chairman1: Gymnastics. AN NH VICKI HERRMANN: AFS. 10 11; Aqua Debs.11.12;i'-TA. 11;NHS.12'SI.R.11.Orchestra.10.11.12:Y-Teens.10.11 12 1Chapter pe ELIZABETHs HEWSON: AFS.10.111Socialmg1-.1' GAA. 10. 11; LR. 12; Lincoln Players.10'Mah Quh.10.111News Ed.1; StudentCouncil.10.11 12; Yearbook.1 63 JAMES HOFFMAN:C1'oss Country.11,12;Track.10.11.12. DAVE HOFSIiiTH: Baseball, 11. DENNIS HOUCK: Lettermen. 10. 11. 12; Student Council. 10. 11, 12; Basketball. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Soccer. 10. 11. ROLLIN HOUCK: Student Council.10;Young Life. 10,11; Tennis, 10. DENISE HUKE: Choir. 10; MOEA. 11. 1.2 PAUL HUNDLEY:NHS.12;SkiClub;10.11;Young Life.10: Soccer. 10; Tennis. 12; Skiing. 12; Lettermen,1 LINDA HURSH:GAA.10,11.12;NHS,12;2Pep Club. 10; StudentCouncil10.11.12;Y-Teens 10,12;Young Life,10. 11.12;Track.1 LORRI HURST: Choir. 10 11.12; Mah Quh.10,1liSports ed.1. 12 :Pop Group, 10; Ski Club. 10, 11; Student Council; Yearbook.10,11iBus mgr.1,121Curriculum ed..1 Young Life 10. 11. 12: The New One iEditor- -in- -chief1.1 ELIZABETH HUTTON: Cheerleader A-squad.s11, 12 icapt1, B squad. 10.1Capt.1;GAA 10; NHS 12; ec.1; Student Council.10.11.1;2 Y- Teens. 10' Young Life, 10; eGymnastics, 10.11.A121Capi.1; Track. 10 RICH RDCKIA SON: Debate, 12;I..R.11.12; Student Coun- 011,101.11 12' Baseball, 10; Intramurals. 11.12. RK IACO B:SON Lettermen. 10. 11.12. SkiClub, 10; Young Life. 10;Soccer.10.11.12;Track.10;Skiing.11.12; Intramuras ..11 CHRISTINEIAHR:AFS. 10; DECA,10, 11,12;Orchestra.10. 11; Student Council. 12; Y- Teens, 10. KEVAN IANSSAN: MOEA. 11, 12 WENDY AANSSEN ES JEFF IEPSON: Gymnastics. 10. 11. 12. IOELLEN IESSEN CRAICIOHNSON:Lettermen.10,11. 2N pres.1; Studen t Council.10.11;Young Life,10.11,12;1.Baseball 10; Soccer. 10. 11, 12; SkiingN. $100,131. 12 MICHAEL IOH PATTI JOHNSON:O 1Cheerleader. A-squad, 11 12, B-squad. Oszmnasiics. 11, ROBERT JOHNSON? French Club. 10; Cross Country. 12; lntramurals. 10.11. ROXANNE JOHNSON RUSSEL JOHNSON: Ski Club; Gymnastics. 10; Skiing. 11 SCOTT IO HtNSON Gymnastics. 101 ,12. STEVEIOHNSON:Choir.10.11 12:1NHS.12;1...R 11; Pop Group. 10.11 VZINCE JOHNSON: Football. 10; Track. 12; Intramurals, 11. WILLIAM JOHNSON CAROL IOKINEN: AFS, 10. 11. 12; Marching Band. 10; FTA, 10, 11. 12 Sec. TreasJ; French Club. 10. 11 1PresJ. 12; Y- Teens. 10, 11. 12; Young Life, 11. JEFFREY JORVIG ROBERTA IUSTEN: Lincoln Players, 10, 12. RUTH KARSTEN: MOEA, 11, 12 186ch Pep Clu . 10. TODD KELSEY: Letterman; Baseball. 10, 11. 12; Football. 10, 12: Hockey, 10, 11, 12 1Capt. . 'THLEEN KENNEDY: Pep Club. 10: Y-Teens. 10. JERRY KESLER: Lettermen, 10, 11. 12: Hockey. 10. 11, 12: Soccer. 10, 11. 1 . MARILYN KILIAN: AFS. 12; Pep Club, 12; Service Club, 12. SHELLY KING: Aqua Debs, 11, 12; GAA. 10; NHS, 12; Stu- dent Council. 12; Orchestra. 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens, 10. 11. ROLFE KLANDERUD BARB KLUEVEIN KAY KNEELAND MICHAEL KNISELY: AFS. 10; Letterman, 11 , 12; Young Life. 11, 12: Swimming, 10, 11. 12; Track, 11 1mng. LARRY KORMENDY BRIAN KOSIAK: I.R.. 11; Track, 10; Wrestling. 10. TOM KOSSE JOE KRANZ: Student Council, 10, 11; Track. 10: Wrestling. 10 11 BR'UCE KRAUTBAUER: Debate. 10. 11, 12; NHS, 12; Lincoln Players. 12; Tennis. 10, 11. TIM KRIEC: Lettermen, 12: Baseball, 10. 11. 12. UEGER MIKE KRUTSCH: NHS, 12; Letterman. 11. 12; 11, 12 10'1th; Track, 10. 11 Lifting, 10, 11, 12 1Cath. JAY KURPIERZ Football. 10. . 12; Intramurals. 11. 12: Weight- CHERYAL LAFRENIERE: Choir. 10: LR, 11: cil. 10, 11, 12; Yearbook, 11; Young Life. 10, 11 JOHN LADD: Mah Quh. 11. SCOTT LAGOW: DECA, 11, 12. Student Coun2 IRV LAITI: Letterman, 10. 11, 12; Cross Country, 10. 11, 12: Swimming. 10; Track. 10, 11. 12; Skiing, 11. 12. LYNDA LANDMARK: Aqua Debs. 10; DECA, 11, 12. MICHAEL LANCE: Intramurals. 10, 11 65 JAMES LANCSETH: AFS. 11. 12: Debate. 10. 11.12;NHS. 12:1qu12zPhilosophy Club. 11: Student Council. 12: Soc- SCOITT LAPHAM:CrossCountry.10.11. 12 LAURA LARSE DOUGLASLARSONsNHS.12:Basketba11.10. MEREDITH LARSON: Concert Band. 10 11 12:Mar1:h1ng Band. 10 11.12'CAA.10.11.12:SkiC1ub.10.11. PAUL LARSON: Tennis 10.11.12;TableTennisTeam 12. GAIL LASHBROOK: GAA. 10. 11. 12' Tennis. 11. 12; Track. 10.11.12. PAMELAL DAVE LEESE: E.Golf 10.11;Soccer 11:Sk11ng.10.11.12. DAN LEZER 1311111111 511111111. 10 wt 111mm . 1411mm TERRI LIND GARY LINDHOL JOANN LITTLE:Fren1;h Club. 10. 11: Student Counc11.10 Y Teens.10.11.12:Young Life1 ANDERS LJUNG:AFS.12:NHS.121:Mah Quh.12:Soccer. 12:Track.12:Skiing.12. NANCY LOKENSGARD2AFS.1O:AquaODnebs 10. 11. 12: PTA. 10 11 121Y-Teens 10: Young Life. DAVID LOONEY: NHS. 12: Letterman. 11. 12: Student Council. 10. 11. 12; Football. 10. 11. 12: Tennis. 10: Track. 10. 11.12;1ntramurals.11.12 DAVID M A E GLORIA MACKEY: AFS. 12: Concert Band. 10. 11. 12: Marching Band.10.11.12:NHS. 12: I.R..11; Med. Car.. Y-Teens.11.12:Y0ung Life LARRY MACNABB2Lettermen.12:Cross Country. 10.11 121Track. 10.11 12. SHEREE MADGE VICKIMAGNUSON:Y-Teens.10:Y0ung Life.1 10. CARY MAHER: Lettermen. 11.12;Cross Country. 10.11 12' Skiing 10. 11. 12; Track. 10. BRUCE MAMEL: Letterman.11. 12: Football. 10: Swimming. 10:Tennis.10.11.12; Intramurals.11. BARRY MANSURzLeltermen.11.12:So1:cer.10.11.12: Intramurals.10.11.12. WILLIAM MANSUR: Letterman 111.122;S1udent Council. 10; Soccer.10.11.12;Intramurals.10. DEBRA MAPLE: Lincoln Players 11 12;StudentC10uncil. 10.11.12; Thespians. 12: Y-eeT 9.115 10. Young Life. 10 ROBERT MA PLE KATHY MARCIA:Ch01r.11. DECA.1 THEA MATSUURA:AFS.10. 12:2FTA. 10 11. 121 NHS. 12: French Club. 11. 12; Y- Teens. 10. MICHAEL MAY 66 WILLIAM MAYHEW LAWRENCE MCDONOUCH: Concert Band. 11. 12: March- ing Band. 10. 11. 12: BYS. 10. 11; Ski Club. 10. 11; Student Council. 11. 12: Swimming. 10: Track. 11. 12: Skiing. 12. IEAN MCFARLAND: Pep Club. 12; Y-Teens. 10. BEV MCHALE: Concert Band. 11. 12: Marching Band. 10. 11. 12: Bear Mascot, 11. 12: CAA. 10. 11. 12; Ski Club. 10: Stu- dent Council. 12. STEVE MELANDER MARY MELLENBRUCH: Medical Careers.11. 12 IV. preSJ: Y- Teens LEE MEZRIEDITHzConcertBand.10.11.12;Marching Band. 10. SUE MIEREDITH: Concert Band. 10. 11.11 12; Marching Band. 10.11 12:GAA.10;French Club.1 GREGORY MERLINO:Ch01r.10. 11;NHS. 12: Leltoermen. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics. 12; Swimming. 10 11: Track1 RANDALL MICHAELSON 11111131115111 MARK MIELKE PATRICIA MILLONIG: Flag Twirlers. 12: NHS. 12: Medical Careers. 11. 12 iPresJ; Pep Club. 11. 12: Y-Teens. 10. DAWN MOEN SIEGLINDA MNOOTZ: DECA. 11. 12 DA VE MOR N.HS 12: Letterman.11. 12;StudemC0un- cil.10.11.12:AY0ungLife 10 11; Basketball. 10. 11 12: Base- ball.10.11.12:Soccer.10 11.12. RANDYMORRIS:Lenermen. 10.11.12;SludentCouncil. 10. 12; Young Life.10.11.;12 Baseball 10 11: Gymnastics. 10. 11, 121Cath; Soccer. 10. 11. 12; Track. 12. NANCY MOSES: Pep Club. 10. 11. DIANE MURPHY KEITH MYRMEL: Skiing. 1.0 RUDINE NASSIF:Ch01r.10.11.DECA. 12 Pep Club 10: Y- Teens. 10 11: Young Life.1 JACKIE NEECK BRUCE NELSON:AFS.10.11.12;IBARC.10.11.12;Debate. 10.11 12' NHS.12.TenniS. 10. 11. BYRON NELSON GREG NELSONsDECA. 12:1Nrestling.10. 11 RICK NE LSON: Marching Band 10: Ski Club 10; Student Coun11110. 11. Cross Country. 11. SIUSIAN NELSON: Bruinettes. 11 12: NHS 12: YTeens. 10. LAVON NEUMANN 67 ANTHONY NEWMAN SCOTT NOETHE: Cross Country.12;ln1ramurals.1 ORVILLE NOUSKA:March1ng Band 10:51uden112Council. 10. 11.121Young Life. 10. 11: Football. 10 JOHN NYGAARD: Golf 10. 11: Soccer. 10 MARK OB RG.Choir.10.11.12:Studen11C0uncil.10.11: Footbalcl.1OI?11:Track.10:1ntramurals.1 HS MIKE OLENICAK: Hockey. 10. DALE OLSBY ROBERT OLSON ROBERTA OLSON: Concen Band. 10. 11. 12: Marching Band.10.11.12;NHS.12;Timers.10. 11.12. SUSAN OLSON: NHS. 12: Service Club. 12. TERI OLSON: NHS. 12 WAYNE OPHEIM: Work. 10 KRYSTAL OVERLID: GAA. 10:1H1E?ART.12. LINDAPAHL: DECA.11. MATTHEW PALERMO TERI PALMER1Choir 10. 11: GAA. 10: HEART.1 KATHY PAULSON: Aqua Debs 10: Class Officer.10. 11. 12 1Sec.:1 FTA.11. 12:NHS.12: I...R 12: French Club.10.11: Student Council. 10 11.12:Young Life 10 POUL PEDERSEN: Letterman. 10 11.12:Gymnastics.10.11. 12.Soccer.11:Track.11. DAVID PEDERSON: Concert Band 10 11. 12: Marching Band. 10 11.12.Class Officer.101V pres.1; Ski Club, 10; StudentCouncil.10.111Treas1121Presi1; Yelarbook 11 12 18130115 ed.1: Youn ng Life.11:Track :11211tramurals. 10; MASC 101Delega191 1101Delegate1zBH0881C. MARY PEDERSON: Pep Club 10' Ski Club. 10: Y- Teens 10. 12; Y0ungLife.10.11. 12 LEE PERKINS MARIA PERZINSKI: HEART. 12. KIM PETERSEN CHRIS PETERSON: HEART. GREGORY PETERSON: Young2 Life. 10 11: Football. 10.11: Trac k.1 1.0 KIMBERLY PETERSON BRAD PICKENS: Class Officer. 10: NHS. 12; French Club. 10: Letterman 10.11.12;StudentCounc11.10.111.12:Foot- ball 10.11 12:Track.10.11.12:Sk11ng.10 11. LARRY PIETENPOL JOAN PLAISANCE: Marching Band. 10: Student Council. 12; Y-Teens. 10: Young Life. 10. 11. 12. CARMEN POLFUS: CAA, 10. 11. 12: Student Council. 12; Basketball. 10. 11: Hockey, 12: Tennis. 11. 12; Track. 10. 11, 12. 68 'Ilantvsaii CYNDIPORTERZAQUH130115.10. 11.1;2 Ch11ir.111.11.12: Flag T11irI11rs 12;GAA.1:O Y-T1111ns.111 11 1Chap. pr11s.1. 12 1S11ci11l Chairman1. LISA PRITBBIE NHS. 12; 1.11.. 111; Orchestra 10 11. 12; YoungLife. 111.11. RICHARD PRICE:S11'imming.111.11.12:Tr111:.k 111.11 RICHARD PRICE RIC1K PROEHL:C0n1;11rI Band.111.11.12; Marching Band. 12:S01::111r.11. T11nnis.111 DZEBRA RA SCzH 2Concert B11nd.111.11. 12: Marching Band. 1:2 NH KIRK REICHFI.: Skiing. 111. 11 BARB REIERSON: B1111r M11s111t12: P1111 Club. 111. 11. 12: Y0unglif11.111. 11.12 STEVE REYNOLDS:NHS.12: I,11tt11rm11n. 11.12 Stud1m Count: 11. 12' Cross C1111111ry.11.12 1C11pt1:Fo11th11II. 111: Tra1:.k 111. 1.1 12: Wrestling 11: Skiin. ROBIN RICHARDS: Ch11ir.211.1 12; FTA. 11.1 11:L1n1:11ln PI111'V ers 12:Th11spians. 11 SCOTT RICHA R3DS DECA 111. 11.12: H111k111 111 ELIEN RICHTEzR Bruinvttes.11.12:FTA.111.11:NHS.12: French Clubi111. 11. 122Studen1 Council. 111. 11. Y-T111-ns. 111: Young Life. DORENE ROF1 LIN DAN ROSDHAL STEVEN RUDIF SCOTT RUDOI.PHI:1h11ir.10. 11.12 Tennis 111. DAVIDRYAN:Choir.111.11.12:F11olhaII. 111:1Vr1s1l1ng111. DAWN RYKKEN: 8111111211 Club 10.11.12 1Pr11s $1.: Young Life. 12. CRAIG SAASTzAD C0n1311rtB11nd. 111. 11. 12: Marching Band. 10.11 12:Stu1I11nl C11un1:iI.12 IAN SAFCPR1..AA 111:P11p12.l11b 111:Y-T1111ns.111:Y01.1n;11 Lif11.111.11.12 SUE SAN FRITV. SCHEIRENBRAND:I11tl1rrm11n.11.12:Bz1sk11tb11ll. 2;S11122111r. 111.11 12: Track 11.12: Intr11mur11Is.11 MITC H SC HIII CINDY SCHULZ KURT SCHUMAN: NHS. 12: Letterman. 111. 11. 12; Muh Quh. 11 12 1Sp11rts 0111:1Stud11nt Council. 12; Football. 11 12:H111:k111'. 111. 11.12: S11122111r.111 SZUZY SCHUTTE NHS. 12: P1111 CIuh. 12: Y-T1111ns. 111. 11. DZIANI' SCOTT KEVIN SCOTT: Lett11rm11n. 11. 12: Football. 111. 11. 12: Track. 11 12: Wr11stling. 111. 11. 12. 69 LYNN SEEKON: Bruinettes 12; Pep Club. 10; Y-Teens. 10. 11.12:Young L1fe.11.1 JOHN SHELDON: NOHS.12;Choir.10.11:Debate 10 11.12;' Mah Quh.11. 12. Philosophy Club 11.12:StudentCouncil. 10. 11. 12; Yearbook. 11. 12; The New One!. 12: NFL. 10. 11. 12. CHARLES SIMON DEANNA SIMPSON: Class Officer. 11 1V. pres.1: Declama- t10n.10:FlagTw11'lers 12:NHS.12;French Club.10;L1nC01n Players.12:81udentCounc11.11 12;Yearbook.11;YTeens 11.12:Young Life. TALLA SKOGMO: Cheerleader.1A-sq2uad 11. 12' B-squad. 10.1...R 11; Student Council. 10 :Y-Teens.10:Young L118 10; Gymnastics. 10: Skiing. 12.1 IODISMILER:Bruinettes.11.121Capt.1:Ch01r.10;NHS 12; Y-Teens.10:Young Life.10.11. BRUCE SMITH: FSA 11: NHS 12; MOEA.121TreaS.1 CRAIG SMITH: BARC. 11;L1ncoln Players. 10 11.12;Thes- p1ans.11.12:Cross Countrzyl GARY SMITH: HEARTJ LIANNE SMITH: Ph1losophy C1ub.12: Student Council 12: Evergreen.12. LYNETTE SMITH: MOEA. 11. 12. SHARON SMITH IIM SORENSON: Track 10. MERYLEE SORENSON2Ch012r.10.11 12: Pop Group. 10. 11. OWEN SORENSON BRUCE SOUTHWORTH: NHS. 12: LR. 10: Student Council. 12. CINDEE SPANDE: Y-Teens. 10. KATHLEEN SPIRES: MOEA 12. TERRI STAFFORD CHARLES STAINER III:AFS.11.12;BARC 10.11.12; NHS 12: LR 11.12:L1nc01n Players.10.11.12;Student Council 10.121Parl.1'Thesp1ans.10.11.121Pres.;1 Football. 10: Gymnas11c cs. 10. DEBBY STAVROS:FSA.11: NHS.12;MOEA 121V.pres.;1 Pep Club.10;Student Council DALE STEEL: Studem Council.111: Young Life 11 12; Intra- murals.12. DEBBIE STEELE TERRY STEINHAUS QUINTON STEWART:Concer1 Band. 10 11. 12; Marching Band. 10. 11. 12;Orchestra. 10.11. 12: NHS. GARY STINSON: Lettermen 10.11.12:StudentCounc11 10. Gymnastics 10.11.121Capt.1:Track.11.12 SHERY L:STOWMAN Class Off1cer.11;1Treas.1;Declama- 110n.10; NHS. 12181319, pres.1. Student Council 10.11 12: Y- Teens.10:Young Life. 10 MARK STROESSNERzBARC.11:Choir.10 11.12:Debate. 10:81udentCouncil. 10 11; Yearbook. 11 12:1ntramurals. 10: The New One!. 12:NFL.10.11.12. NANCY STROM: AFS. 10. 11. 12 1Treas.1; PTA. 11. 12 1Pres.1; NHS. 12; French Club, 10. 11 1Treas.1: Evergreen. 12; Y-Teens. 11. 121Chapt. pres1 70 SANDRA STUCKY: Aqua Debs. 10: Marching Band. 12: Bruinettes,11.12:Choir.11;NHS.12;Pep Club 10: Student Council.10.11;Y-Teens.10:Young Life.10,11. 12. KEN STYRLUNDzNHS.12;Lettermen.10.11.12;H0ckey. 10.11.12:80ccer.10.11.121CapU WILLIAM SURINA SANDRA SWANSON LIZ TALBERC: Pep Club. 10: Y-Teens. 10; HEART 12. VICKITAYLOR2AChoir,10.11.12zMOEA,12. JOAN TERRES; .10.12;Marching Band.10.11.12; Concert Band.101.A1F1.1.2 PTA. 12; NHS. 12; French Club. 10' MedicalCareelrs.11;Y-Teens.10.11.12;Young Life.10; Evergreen. 11 DAW NTHIELIEZN. Pep C1ub.1120;StudentC0uncil.10.11:Y- Teensrfl 10: Young Life.10.11. IlM THOMAS: Lettermen. 10. 11. 12: Student Council 11: Young Life. 10. 11. 12' Basketball. 10' Cross Country10.11, 12;Track.10.11, 12: Skiing.12: Intramurals,1 CINDY LU THOMPSON: Philosophy Club.11: Student Council.10.11.12:Thespians 12' Young Life.10.11;Skiing. DIANA THOMPSON: Y Teens. SUSAN THOMPSON: AFS. 10.1CAA 10 11.12; NHS.12: Volleyball 10.11.12. DAVID THORSETT SHERRIE TIMM DENNIS TOLES: Lettermen, 10. 11. 12: Basketball. 10. 11. 12 Ca p.t TOM TOLLE LORITOMASCHK01HE1ART. 12; Y-Teens 10. LAUR R:ATRACY DEC PATTY TRACY: French Club 10: Pep Club.10.11. IANET TRAETZ: DECA MARTA TUFF:AFS,10;GA.A 10.11.12:N1HS 12' French Club.10.11; Track. 11 12.V012leyball 10.11 RONALD TUPY: DECA 11. GREGORY TURNBERC BARB TURNER: DECA. 12. ROBERT ULSTAD KAYCEE VATNE2Choir.11;CAA.10.11:281udentCouncil. 10.11.12;Y-Teens.11:Young Life.10.11. CAROL WAGNER:AFS.10: Aqua Debs.10.11. 12. Debate. 10; CAA. 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Players. 10. 11. 12; Mah Quh. 10. 11; Pep Club. 10. 11; Ski Club. 10: Student Council. 10. 11. 12: Thespians. 11. 12; Gymnastics. 10. 11. 12: Track. 10. 11. MTCHAEL WAKELY: Student Council. 12: Hockey. 10. 11. DEBBIE WALBURN 7i KEN WALES CA NDY WA SSATHER: MOEA DEBBIWATERSTONE:Bruinettes.12;GAA.10.11;Student Councib: 11: Y- Teens. 11; Young Life, 10.1 SU SA WEIL' Marching Band. 10; Concert Band. 10. GLENN WHITE:ConcertBand.10.11.12;Marching Band. 10.11.12;Lettermen.10 11 12;Socce1'. 10, 11. 12. Swim- ming. 10.11.12 1Capt.1. KATHLEEN WHITE:HEART.12; Y-Teens. 10.11. 11M WHITING:V1CA FRAN WILLCUTT: Aqlua Debs. 11; GAA.11;Y- Teens. 10. PETE WILLENBRING: Tennis. 10.11. SHARON WILLIAMSONzBruinettes,12:Pelp Club. 10; Ski Club.10;Y-Teens.10.12;YoungLife.10,11 PETE WILSON DAVID WOLD: Class Officer. 11 1Pres.1; NHS. 12; I.R.. 11: Lettermen. 10. 11. 12; Mah Quh. 11. 12; Student Council. 10. 11,12.Football.10.Soccer.11;Tennis.10:Skiing.10.11. MARJORIE YOUNG: MOEA12. MARCZAFFRAN:AFS.12; Choir,12: I..R 12; Yearbook, 12; Lincoln Players. 12. SCOTT ALECKSON DUANE BENIK MICHAEL BITTICK JEFF BREW STEPHEN BRIOL MICHAEL BRUNNER STEVEN BGU STEVENR CHEVALIER JOHNC DONALD CIROOK: NHS. 12; Lettermen. 12' Student2 Council 12; Basketball 10' Baseball 10 12; Football 10 11.121Wrestling.11:1mramurals 11 PAMELA FOSS: Honey Bears. 10; Student Council. 10. 11. 12; Yearbook. 11. 12 Classes ed.1 RICHARD GAZELKA DEBORAH GEHL: MOEA. 12. WILLIAM GILBERTSON MARK HALLBERG CATHY HALVERSON: Choir. 10; MOEA. 11. 12: Ski Club. 10. BRUCE HAUCEN LYLE HEDLUND PATRICIA HEIGL: DECA 11.121Treas.1'StudentCouncil, 11. CURT HE MMI NC IAYNE KAINULAINEN: Philsophy Club. 12 MARI KAINULAINEN JOHN KAMPMEYER KEVIN KING MIKE LADUE LINDA LAWSON: Bruinettes. 11: Philosophy Club. 11. 12. CLAUDIA LOVEN TODD MAISTROVICH ALAN MARTIN: French Club.10.111Crusanuntr3. 10:Tennis.10'Track1 MARILYN MAYER: DECA. 11 12.CAA.1I1;SkiClub 10; Siudent Council 10:Y-Teens.10.11: Young Life. 10 BRUCE MEYER PATRICIA MOORE CONNI NELSON TERRY REISHUS:StudentC0uncil.10. 11 DOEBBY RISDALL: Bruinettes. 11 12: NHS. 12: P111 Cluh 10;SludentC0unnl10.11:Y-Teens. 1.1 12: Young Life. 10. 11 BalUCE SAA SKI DEBBIE SATA: DECA 11.12 BRAD SA VLO A URSULA SCHILLING DALE SCHRADER ROBIN SIETH ROBERT SMITH: I.R..12:Tennis. 12. MARY STEIL FRED STEPHENS: Concert Band. 11: Pop Group. 11: Basketball. 10. 11; Baseball. 10. 11: F001- ball. 10. 11: Track. 10.11: Intramurals. 12 MARK STUTELBERG DEAN TAB OR DAVID UHR1Choir 10.N11.12;Football.10.11.12;Tra11.k 10' Wrestling. 10 11. 12. MICHAEL VICKER MA MICHAEL WERNER Hwa mm It is With a heavy heart and utmost admiration that we dedicate this page to a guy we were all proud to call our friend, Britt Q. Syderski. Britt was a man among men. As a member of the 43-man squamish team, his leadership was only excelled by his exper- tise with the foosenagel tboth on the field and abroadl. Britt always made sure that getting up for a game was not just a psychological phenomenon. The teams admira- tion for Brittls ability was demonstrated not only when they elected him captain of the team, but also when 6-8 weeks into the season they all contributed to the Britt Syderski Puerto Rican Vacation fund tthis was before the recent Supreme Court rul- ingl. Britt was very tinlactive as president of the Lincoln chapter of the Apathy in our Schools Society . Britt became a favorite of the Lincoln office staff because of his uncanny ability to extricate himself from potentially hazardous classroom situations. Britt was remembered by his teachers as a quiet student, never uttering a word, even when called upon. In closing, we the friends of Britt would like his most famous phrase to be remembered in your heart for years to come: iiAsk not what you can do for your country, but what you can do for Britt Q. Syderski. Elk glimmk Ye 33W? SwMR$KK x 73 1 'PROCESSI Student Life Sports 76 Our future Childrens' future lies in their hands. Let,s play school! . . . Future Teachers Association, otherwise known as FTA . . . once a month we embark on a journey back to grade school . . . doing assignments such as: giving spelling tests, correcting papers, making bulletin boards, and babysitting . . . act- ing as older sister to twenty-five seven-year-olds . . . preparing for the future . . M : :nnnuuaunnnnu ,. W : M ? if; I- Ya. Marcia 11913 Cindy Dawn Green, Judy 1972-73 F V e uers: 'ow One: Mane 'arer, endy ran , Carol Iokinen, oni Steenblock, IOan Terres, The Budenski, Kim Kuchelmeister, Debbie Edberg, Patty Pomeroy, Mary Peterson, Robin LaFortune. Row Two: Linda Brandt Feils, Sue Gullberg, Trish Hamilton, Donna Thompson, Nancy Lokensgard, Sandy Bachmeyer, Nancy Strom, Jacobson, Kathy Kozul, Sandy Krull, Cindy Glenzinski, Sue Thorman. Basketball games were their specialties. Service with a smile . . . missing the first quarter of games . . . passing out programs . . . basketball T-Shirts . . . freezing fingers . . . needing 8 arms when a hoard of people walk in . . . getting to usher the elderly to lunch . . . meeting different kinds of people . 1972-73 Service Club: Row One: Barb Collins, Vice-Pres.; Cathy Mayhew, Sue Olson, Vickie Von Mosch. Row Two: Sue Gustafson, Sec.-Treas.; Dawn Rykken, Pres.; Io Miller, Carla Goihl, Marilyn Kilian. Not Pictured: Cindy Hattke. Medical Careers Club . . . the beginning of a fascinating career in medi- cine . . . speakers . . . films . . . a tour of the Metropolitan Medical Cen- ter . . . selling candy and pop at basketball games . . . the money earned is awarded to a Lincoln nursing student. $75 . a3 , . U 3w 1972-73 Medical Careers Members: Row One: Iulie Eldred. Denise Dubisar. Vicki Johncox, Wendy Price. Row Two: Mrs. Hatch, adviser; Sue Gustaf- son, Kim Westin, Gwen Astleford. Row Three: Bill Haahiem, Mary Mellen- bruch, Tricia Millonig, pres. 77 78 Student Government The student body witnessed one of the most productive years of student government history. Guidance was provided under the leadership of President Dave Pederson, along with the other members of the Executive Council. Activity began early, as the council took quick action in getting the break back, replacing the furniture, and set- ting up a mock presidential election. A crisis arose because of difference in opinion concerning the ttUgly Girl contest. It was finally resolved in compromise as the ttOdd Couple contest. The major project of the year proved to be the information-gathering concerning budget cuts and teacher negotiations. I ,, a Q g Q 3'31! 13' a $ 2! 1972-73 Executive Council Lisa Doering a Secretary; Dave Pederson a President; Dave Grady a Vice President; Jeff Holcomb - Parliamentarian Dave Glass - Treasurer. SORRY On June 11, 1973 copy for this page was incomplete and missing. Editorial notes state Everything is complete on it - but the entire layout is missing? The page was to be devoted to Lincoln,s work programs. The administration substituted graduation photographs. 79 80 On your mark, Get set, Tick, tick, tick There were a dedicated group of girls at Lincoln who spent a sizable amount of their time by the side of a pool. Some of the things one might have heard there could have been: Do you have anything on under that T-shirt? . . . SPLASH! . . . tiOh, Iim soaking wet! . . . silence . . . then the gun - BAM! . . . I think Iim going deafii . . . come on guys! . . . What was his name again? . . . It wouldn't take long to realize that these girls were the Lincoln Timers. tiWhy would it have to stop at a time like this? 1972-73 Lincoln Timers: Row One: Mardia Styrlund, Nancy Iohson, once Wood- cock, Shelley Eckels, Lisa Johnson, Carol Rudolphi, Diane Larson. Row Two: Marcy Velline, Debbie Mareck, Stephanie Ellering, Halley Leffler, Cathy Mayhew. Lynn Carlson. Row Three: Brenda Engelke, Annette Ruhme, Terri Bruns, Sue Ien- sen, Laurie Proehl, Roberta Olson, Kathy Looney, Lauri Krouse, Char Kriel. Not Pictured: Sandy Albarella, Leanne Birklid, Liz Bohn, Diane Freund, Melody Herbst, Diane Jensen, Sandy Johnson, Barb Kissell, Jill Mamel. The Water Bugs Shiny hair . . . getting water-plug- ged ears . . . executing choreogra- phy such as the: ballet leg, kip, human fountain . . . flamingo back dolphin, swordfish . . . Oh well, let's go back to the good old tub! . . . holding your breath until you turn blue . . . raising money by holding swim-a-thons . . . 97, 98, 99, 100 lengths! . . . new suits . . . get- ting cramps in your toes . . . walk- ing home after a practice and acquiring icicles in place of hair .. .. M u... I 1972-73 Aqua Debs: Row One: Nancy Lokensygard, Sue Dickinson, Karla Jacobson, Kathy Looney, Wendy Frank, Sue Gullberg, Carol Wagner. Row Two: Linda Hurst, Vickie Herrmann, Ioan Nelson, Pam Olson. Row Three: Ian Elfman, Sue Deering, Iean Koch, Donna Magnuson, Linda Strom, Pam Lacey. Row Four: Carol Brokke, Lisa Johnson, Trish Sieber. R A .. . s LHS Aqua Debs helped in judging the tadpoles from Penn. 81 82 u? :1 .. H ,. euundmvxwum Look-Out! Here they come! . . . Lincoln Cheerleaders 0n the run! . . . summer practices . . . camp at Augsburg . . . falling in the mud while trying to retrieve a soc- cer ball . . . smelly adidas . . . shin splints . . . white gloves . new pom-pon routines . . . only waist-high kicks! . . . pot-lucks . . . pulling down trunks . . . da,da-da-da-da-da-da-da, . . . wear- ing support-hose . . . Tome on everybody, do the bruin heath . new swimming uniforms . . . being at home long enough to say hello and good-bye . . . without them, where would the spirit be? . . . guts, bravery, dedication . . . something anyway kept them going in all kinds of weather . . . pep fests here, porn-pons there, froggy voices everywhere . a a n I. When you're hot youhre hot, but when you're not youhre not. 1972-73 A-squad Cheerleaders: Row 1: Roxanne Aaze, Cindy Burke, Patty Waldner. Tara Buehler. Row 2: Susie Bush, Beth Anderson. Debbie Beebe. Row 3: Marsha Budenski, Marty Burnett, Lisa Skirveth, Talla Skogmo, Beth Hutton. Stacie Lindberg, Patti Johnson. Row 4: Amy Vanderscheuren. Ieff Baaarfs luck! Quite embarrassed after accidentally colliding with cheerleader Marty Bur- nett, Little Tommy Harder began toying with his helmet. 83 A typical hockey game where the Bruinettes await Beth to get off her ttcan-can and start the routine. 84 Alive and Kicking for the Entertainment of Lincoln Fans for Bruinettes only . . . falling down during the richfield soccer game . . . yeeeech - Mmmud!!! . . . jump knee, cross knee, jump kick . . . keeping corners sharp . . . dieting for 9 months out of the year . . . making up new dances . . . and pompom routines . flappers . . . car washes galore . . . hockey games . . . making a costume the night before the dance . . . opera hose and pointed toes . . . practice here, pulled mus- cles there, smiling faces everywhere . 1972-73 Bruinettes: Row One; Sharon Williamson, lean Anderson, Sheryle Combs, Becky Axelson, Patty Wakely, Carey Partridge, Ianet Zimmerman. Row Two: Debby Risdall, Debbie Waterstone, Cindy Walczak, Beth Gilbertson, Kathie Child, Jane Nel- son, Ellen Richter, Dawn Moon, Sue Nelson. Row Three: Iodi Smiler, Lynn Seekon, Sue Sanders, Kathy Bush, Beth Blenis, Sandy Stucky. 85 DISCIPLINE . . . usual 2 hour meetings . . . new marching flags and sweaters for Washington sailing a flag halfway across the gym . . . new pom-poms and jackets . . . tears and smiles . . . a good- bye party for Denise eWe are LADIES! . . . halftime routines . . . good times here, hard work there, captains yell- ing everywhere . 1972-73 Flag Twirlers: Row One: Dawn Harder, Dee Dee Glassel, Kim Kuchemeister. Row Two: Andrea Pederson. Cyndi Porter, lane Fisher, Linda Grimes wath, Ruth Verby, Connie Bohanon, Deanna 81mp- son, Denise Dubisar, Tricia Millonig, Nancy Coolsby, Dawn Green, math. Cundi Porter and Andi Pederson Tension mounted for new flag twirler, Kim Turnberg, before twirling her first basketball game! 87 The Bouncing Bears Waving at little kids . . . cleaning the suit . . . keep- ing the secret of whots in the Bear . . . sweating like a horse when everyone else is freezing to death . . . making friends with a Robin, 3 Jaguar, an Eagle, and even a fox! . . . trying to skate at hockey games . clapping. . . SPIRIT! Nancy Hatfielwd' 88 wu'vh M 2: r3 Pheamon Bev McHale A w; 89 Sophomore Squad Stirred Spirit B-Squad Cheerleading: more than a uniform. B-Squad meant being told to shut up in the middle of a cheer . . . sliding . . . practice . yells for more . . . Straight arms, 10w voices, and always smile . . . Flubbing a cheer and doing it again . . . putting in the hours: tense, surge, jump, cheer, exhaustion, letdown, elation . . . PRACTICE . . . being laughed at by upperclassmen . . . Wearing a uniform day after day. A fabulous year. Q XQ. $ 1972- 73 B- Squad Cheerleaders: Left to Right: Linda Stowman Cheryl Lough Debbie Clark TerrV Wood, Diane Mittelstaedt Mickey Knisely. The Good Old tNew One' eh v '9 . t; E 1 xx. . 1972-73' 'new one Staff: Row 1: Lynn Olson, Jean Seifert, Magnus Manlove, Laurie Hurst, Andrea Pederson, Torn Norris. Row 2: Kay Gustafson, Craig Nilsson, Chris Gauker, Mark Stroessner, Greg Larson, Bob Beattie. Russel: ttAnother paper?', Raymond: ttThe New One? Russel: uYea, the new one. What's its name? Raymond: uThe New One. Russel: ttI know itts new, but whafs ifs name? Russel: A weekly talmost a weeklyt paper under the capable leadership of Laurie Hurst and advisor Ms. Diane Bruhn . . . typed in Uncle Rayts cabin . . . printed in Magnus' manhole . . . written in Ms. Bruhnt journalism class . . . paste-ups . . . collecting late stories . . . critiquing the New One . . . running down the middle of Chicago Avenue at 8:00 at night . . . late nights and dinner at Wallyts . . . Let's Have a Big - - - IBI Lettermen . . . an uneventful year . . . although an abundance of outstanding athletes. . . especially skiers, football, cross country and basket- ball stars. . .no longer waiting in the wings . . but onstage at the top . . . hard work, skill and satis- faction . . . victory or defeat . . . the lettermen represent the best of Lin- coln. 1972-73 Lettermen: Row 1: Dave Moran, Dennis Toles, Scott Lapham. Row 2: Dan Ellefson, Tom Gallogly, Tom Beck, Iim Wagner, Dave Koplitz, Larry McNabb, Mark Jacobson, Kurt Schuman, Irv Laiti, Steve Rey- nolds, Dave Looney, Mike Altnhofen, Kevin Scott, Lynn Gundvaldson, Greg Merlino, Steve Briol, Brian Anderson, Greg Nelson, Randy Morris. Row 3: Greg Dobish, Ken Styrlund, Dan Olson, Fritz Scheurenbrand, Gary Maher, Matt Oppegard, Dennis Houck, Craig Johnson, Dave Delmonico, Steve Lindberg, Steve Hayes, Steve Rudie, Greg Goehner, Duane Krautbauer, Marc Angell. Row 4: John Baker, Ken Cameron, lack Groeb- ner, Ierry Kesler, Gary Gilbertson, Don Crook, Paul Pederson, Frank Gilliam, Gary Stinson, Ieff Garlough, Mark Fuzzey, Iim Bogen, Mike Krutsch, Mark Eldred, Mark Jacobson, Pete Grant. 91 92 . . . And let your joyful song resound. from Haydn's Creation Choir - Singing at Snelling, caroling on the Mall, Midland National Bank . . . rerun of the Hallelujuh Chorus . . . Basses are Beautiful! . . . uThe Creation . . . ttThere is a Balm in Gilead . . . Company . . . have you got my choir robe? Sweating under the shell . . . Singing Valentines Lasagna Dinner in Mama Lincolnts own Cafeteria . . . Talent Show . . . State Contest . . . solos . . . Mrs. st wry tryet humor . . . laryngitis . . . Orchestra - Play it again Sam . . . string tern up . . . basses are beautiful here too . . . practice, polish, SHINE! . . . dwindling size due to schedule conflicts . . . watch out or P11 play you a little tune on my violin . . . tutti- fruity-flutes . . . heavy on the drums . . . tno, thatts Maistrovich on the drumst . . . trying to work with the choir . . . The Cre- ation . . . Beethoven anyone? . . . supersounds . . . Mozarts first flute concerto . . . tand they threw in a little Haydn tooD . . working on the musical . . . 1972-73 Concert Choir: Row One: Cathy Mayhew, Karen Cowan, Kathy Ramstead, Cindy Burke, Debbie Marek, Sherry Smith, Sally Barry, Cheryl Dahlstrom, Mary Peterson, Lynn Olson, Kathy Smith, Mary Viitala, Renee Ruhme, Nancy Hall, Merilee Sorenson, Kim Thompson, Lisa Woodward, Director, Gordon Barry. Row Two: Ioan Nelson, on Baker, Karen VanWinkle, Georgia Patton, Kim Elton, Jackie Ault, Cindy Fiels, Kathy Stac , DeeDee Smith, Diane Kruse, Diane Stone, Carol Rudolphi, jean Leon, Cindy Porter. Kathy Wallien, Patty Peterson, Debbie Mueller, Teresa Daly, Debbie Schlagel. Row Three: Scott Rudolphi, Bruce Uhr, Dave Grady. Bob Gladhill, Mike Posch, Brad Iostock, Barb Hafich, Hally Leffler, Marcie Velline, Tammy Rice, Maggie Max, Sandy Sabin, Bev Duckett, Iane Fischer, Lisa Iordahl, Nancy Cooley. Row Four: Mark Bregmann, Mark Stroessner, Dave Ryan, Wayne Sletten, Gary Wolf, Pat Schlagel, Rich Craft, Mike Sylvester, A1 Senstad, Iim Sletten, Gordy Fransen, Cathy Barry, Iulie Heinz, Shawn Gilbert. Jenny Noreen, Iohn Manning. 1972-73 Concert Orchestra: Row 1: Lisa Pribble, Shelly King, Sue Stinson, Gloria Eaton, Kathy Bush, Russ Bartunick, Iulie Elhard, Kay Lawson. Row2: Sue Gullberg, Lori Pommer, Debbie Dannewitz, Tania Gulbrandson, Roberta Olson, Beth Blenis, Jackie Neeck, Wendy Frank, Iirn Wagner, Byron Schiffman. Row 3: Mike Leonard, Vicki Herrmann, Karen Harris, Karen Russ, Quinton Stewart, Karla Menzel, Marsha Meredith, Sue Ordahl, Terri Anderson, Ian Alfman. Row 4: Terri Korum, Karla Jacobson, Nancy Miller, Barb Grant, Cindy Schultz, Debbie Sundum, Meredith Larson, Paul Clauson, Brad Sovola, Gerry Frost, Tim Johnson. Row 5: Director Iames Chlebecek, Todd Maistrovich, Ieff Holcomb, Becky Roehn, Pam Saunders, Marta Tuff, Boyd Adams, Bill Surina. sBaby FaceJ've got the cutest little baby face? Don Crook Got the Wreatment from choir members. 93 94 Enter Stage Left The play is not everything, it is the only thing . . . turning dreams into reality . . . comedy, tragedy . . . agony, ecstacy . . . Lincolnts chapter of the National Thespians continued to be an experience. The curtain: in front - the lights, the crowd. Behind - excitment, tension . . . ttAnd now we proudly present The Seven Year Itcht and South Pacific' . . . Mr. h . . costumes . . . props . . . crew work . . . Working to meet the requirements to become a Thes- pian t3 crews, 2 walk-on parts, and 100 pointst . . . the cherished goal. 1972-73 Thespians: Row One: Chuck Stainer, Gordy Fransen, Roxanne Aaze, Mr. Tufigno tadvisort, Dan Vin- cent. Row Tow: Craig Smith, Kim Elton, Sally Barry, Didi Smith. Row Three: Debbie Mareck, Robin Rich- ards, Shari Smith, Halley Leffler. Pride Energy Promotion 1 having a creative mind . . . De Fuel the Flyers . . . Put the t Jaguars on the Spot . . . a bigger membership than ever! . . staying after school every night to make signs . . . using col- oring books for the place of an artist . . . selling buttons . . . pot-luck dinners . . . lots of leftovers . . . knowing the locker number of every athlete in the school . . . Rah! Rah! . nDontt tell anybody, but I just broke another crayon! - President Kim Gordenier. r mMJx M The 1972-73 Pep Club. 95 96 The page was to be devoted to Lincolnes Debate and Phi- losophy. To fill in, the administration has utilized gradua- tion pictures from 1973. And the band played on . 4; i VICA 1972-73 VICA Members: Row One: Craig Overby, Mike LaDue, Leslie Bohn, John Brown. Row Two; Joe Albarella, Keith Gill, Mike Brunner, Mary Harvell, Mark Hall- berg, Chris Newberg, Bob Salseg. Row Three: Mike Brown. Pat Ochs, Bob Bet- singer, Dave Brittain, Dave Graham. Row Four: Iim Whiting, Kerry Dogherty, Roger Bulson, Bud Brokema, Dana Decknadel, Jeff Farnell. DECA 1972-73 DECA Members: Row One: Sue Maddaus, Amy Dukart, Sherry Madge, Judy Fasching, Vicki Bannochie, Kathy MarCia, Diane Handt. Row Two: Donna Thompson, Debbie Sata, Chris Iahr, Sieglinda Mootz. Rhonda Franck, Cindy Hartke, Diane Mur- phy. Row Three: Trish Hamilton, Bob Sherman, Laura Tracy, Greg Turnberg, Marilyn Meyer, Ron Tupy, Io DePyper, Scott LaGlow, Rudine Nassif, Steve Frudiker, Lynda Landmark, Richard Thom- asberg, Scott Richards, Scott Richie, . HEART 1972-73 HEART Mem- bers: Row One: Kris Peterson, Ruth Hatch, Debbie Thiel, Lynn Bal- linger, Gary Smith, Gayle Christensen, Bill May- hew, Dave Brock. Row Two: Sandy Hardina, Kay Kneeland, Lori Gela- koski, Bob Dzurec, Krys- tal Overlid, Lori Tomaschko, Terri Staf- ford, Roger Carlson, Dale Olsby, Debbie Eddy, Marilyn Boyd, Dean Tabor, Tom Tollefson. W fax WWWQ WW wmmwmmwmmm z Wazm-wmw ElngW xVy-wawm 97 98 The Banana Society International Relations . . . doughnut sale . . . 360 dollars . . . in debt! . . . Dictator Rumpel . . . International Foreign Policies . . . U.N. Seminar . . . reading and reading and reading . . . a Christmas party . . . confusion: Class, seminar, or club? . . . a medium sized banana e has 85 calories . 5th hour,s flag-a banana . . . 6th hour's flag-a monkey eating a banana . . . tThe Banana Republict . . . sending off the Kunst brothers for their round-the-world- walk . . . guest speakers . . . special ses- sions . . . surviving for another year . nh LeBeau, .-v- John Shel- Living It! Club, campaigners, weekend retreats . . . finding some- one special in the world . . . minutes . . . getting ice cream and caramel in your nose . . . kissing a candle- holder . . . mot-lips Hurley and HeidD . . . eating a car- amel-covered onion . . . Walking 13 miles and getting to eat a 458-foot banana split . . . sharing here, music there, inspiration everywhere . Lincoln's Young Life Director. Dave Scherf. 99 100 A smile is a cheer to you and me The cost is nothing-it's given free It comforts the weary-gladdens the sad consoles those in trouble-good or bad. To rich or poor-beggar or thief It's free to all of any belief A natural gesture of young and old cheers on the faint-disarms the bold Unlike most blessings for which we pray It's one thing we keep when we give it away - AppIes of Gold Dear Lincoln High: Lincoln has given me a lot of important experience. Maybe not so much academically, except English, of course, but the experience of meeting new people. My year here has given me a lot of friends. When I ever had a period when I was depressed there were always friends to help me out. So I can with all my heart say: Thank you w. 53mm 08mg Good Old Abe, I look at myself when I was a year younger, and wonder- ing how Ild be on the way back to my country, and I look now at what Ive been living here, during this school year. Lincoln? For me it means some words like Corridors, Library, Mah-Quh, Yearbook, Cheerleaders, and Brui- nettes Ulm not a Frenchman for nothingD, Pep-fests, Bears, Auditorium, Drama, Homecoming, ltPsykeil, ttPhys, and Anthro , Humanities, Social Studies, and so many other things . . . but things arenlt much if you donlt have peo- ple. And I know it is thanks to people here I have lived this Adventure, and got the best out of it. When I came here, I was a Stranger in a Strange Land, But Iim not anymore. Back home, when they meet me at the Airport, theylll think Ilm crazy with my farmerls overalls and my funny accent,and some difficulty in finding my French words . . . but Illl smile, and be proud of it. Peace. . WW 24?? 1972-73 AFS Members: Row 1: Vicki Herrmann, Denise Dubisar. Diane Bar- ber, Margaret Mellenbruch. Anders Ljung, Mark Zaffran. Nancy Erdman, Kris Anderson, Kim Elton, Chuck Stainer. Row 2: Io Tracy. Dawn Green, Judy Jacobson, Jennifer Clark. Linda Brandtner, Iuno Stainer. Karen LeBeau, Gail Esse, Marilyn Kilian, Carla Goihl, Debbie Edberg, Martha Barker, Bill Haa- heim. Row 3: Pam Olson. Debbie Mueh- ler, Kim Kuchelmeister, Kim Turnberg, Mary McClellan, Joan Terres, Roxanne Aaze, Pattie Lindberg, Paula Chase, Vicki VonMosch. Sue Crocker. Patsy Taylor. All People Smile in the Same Language American Field Service . . . a sliding party thO-Chom . . nations join together in laughter . . . Lincoln's stu- dents from abroad Anders Ljung from Sweden, and Frenchman Marc Zaffran . . . at times the only lan- guage one can understand is a friendly smile or a hand- shake . . . Kathy Bush, Bruce Nelson, and Thea Matsu- ura travel to Peru, Argentina, and Thailand respectively . . . International weekend . . . the annual bond drive 101 102 dvertising Manager. Fresh Outlook and Face- Lift for the Oldest Paper in Bloomington ttThe Mah Quh is the result of the staffers whom I consider to be the most ere- ative in the twenty-plus years I have been in Bloomington and Llncoln ngh School. Those were the words of Princiapl Ray Hanson in a letter to the edltor in the December Mah-Quh, and indeed 72-73 was a year of great change for Lin- colnts newspaper. Under the leadership of Editor Chris Gauker and the new advisor Miss Diane Bruhn', the Mah-Quh became a 10-12 page monthly magazine of innovative lay- outs and in-depth reporting. The Mah-Quh became a stand-out among high school papers by reaching put to student-related concerns in the community as well as delving into the h1dden corners of our own school. --?--- 2 Q 1972-73 Mah-Quh Staff: Row 1: Scott Schuman, Chris Gauker, tEditor-in-ChieS. Row 2: Pete Boe, Lisa Doering, Laurie Hurst, Mike Leonard. Row 3: Miss Diane Bruhn tadvisorL Juno Stainer, Dave Moss, Iohn Sheldon. Row 4: Lynn Herian, Kay Adams, Martha Barker, Dave Wold, Ken Bergstrom, Karen LeBeau, Dave Barringer. Row 5: Barry John- son, Kurt Schuman, Ed Deppe, Dan MacDonald, Craig Nilsson, Iim VanWinkle. Not Pie- tured: Jeff Holcomb, Anders Ljung, Mike Loftus, Tom Lundin. Between planning issues, making sure articles are written right and in on time, writing headlines, proof-reading, doing paste-ups and getting the paper printed, editorialship becomes a job requiring hours of work after school almost every day. Staff member, Iuno Stainer. Ms. Bruhn and Karen LeBeau think it stinks.! 103 Ideas Are Funny Little Things. They Won't Work Unless You Do. Yearbook Advisor Marvin Schrimpf and Taylor Representative Steve Wright. g; V .V $4 Vicki VonMosch and A1 Senstad Were ready and rarin Becoming a familiar face around Lincoln was Scherling and Pletsch photographer to go. Steve Larson. 104 mm You ms team . 309M m, X .31 N .-;'.-. ; BEAR section editors scrambled to the door and anxiously awaited the arrival of. . . Grimes and Hurstie contemplated a lay-out. Bodies here and bodies there twell they were hereD . . . There must be a better headline for B-squad . . . ttwhat does 12ing mean? . . . ttDoes anyone know how to count headlines? . . Hi Mom! 111 be here for at least another eight hours. Would you mind bringing me some food? . . . Caution: clothing must be worn in this area . uYou can,t go in there the girls are dressing . . . Or are they undressing? . . . baby-face Larson . . . writing body copy in the dark . . . monkey island . . . lost pictures, late pictures, NO pictures! . . . ttAny new problems? Rough drafts here, quad-paks there, nervous breakdowns everywhere . 1972-73 BEAR staff: Row One: Laurie Hurst, Pam Foss, Linda Grimes, Cindy Burke. Row Two: Linda Hurst, Mary Giefer, Dave Pederson. Row Three: Judy Jacobson, Vickie VonMosch. Row Four: Mr. Schrimpf, Mark Stroessner, Al Sen- stead, Mike Sylvester. Not Pictured: Beth Anderson, Sue Bocchi, Terri Broker, Megan O'Hara, John Sheldon. 106 Happy Days Are Here Again! The excitement of the game couldnT floor Mansur. Parks and :ies. The winners! The Ugly Girl contest . . . YES . . . NO . . . a showdown with Woments Lib . . . Student Council in an uproar . . . the compro- mise . . . the Odd Couple contest . . . with hosts Talla Skogmo and Dave Looney . . . Sony and Cher were declared the winners . . . talias Tara Buehler and Ken Camerom . . . Mae West and Charlie Chaplin won talent . . . talias Jeff Lande and Iackie Han- sow . . . Student-Faculty Basketball . . . the ferocious faculty slice students and win for the sixth year in a row with a score of 20-19 . . . gymnastics demonstration big crowds . 107 at Lincoln. . .1972-1973 108 109 110 mu. mew a .v P ' W ww. W w ..m . .I n . - '- -.- HI 112 ntu.m;W a H3 114 115 V O c '-' ' C $4 '4. V llrrrKJvfwnrr H7 '.:...........L.ti; 118 OUT-PUT: . STUDENT SPOTS H9 I20 I21 I22 Co-captairrs, Ierry Kesler and Ken Styrlund. Kicking Up a Storm Right up there . . . Best ever Superstar! . . . Pour- ing rain . . . Heartbreaking losses . . . An injured star goalie . . . contact . . . waltlng . . warmup . . . defense . . . Dribble dribble . . Kick it! Head it, Get it on . . . MCream the Jaguars . . . Craig Iohnson - 3 time double goal scorer . . . Face-off, . . Pass . . . Drive, . . . throwing the ball in . . kicking it out . . . Socm'ar it to Mem . . . Fullback . . . drills and spills . . . penalty shots . . . scrim- mages . South St. Pa ul Mariner Kellogg Kennedy Armstrong Coo piggr Lindbergh a:aa w St. Paul 10hr? leffcrsg .4 NA v wag N$- Edina, East Bumsville Mouhdsviewv Brock Eisenhower: wu-AN ?vw Mwyp w. lf1bn-.; .. -a '. Varsity Heft to righU, Row 1: Jeff Gerdes, Dave Koplitz, Ierry Kesler, Mark Jacobson, Pete Wilson, Bill Mansur, Barry Mansur, Brian Court, Glenn White, Bob Beattie, Mike Dillon, Rick Larson, Randy Morris. Row 2: Coach Lampi, Lou Drazenovich, Dan Olson, Dave Hartwig, Craig Johnson, Ken Cameron, Dave Moran, Fritz Scheurenbrand, Ken Styrlund, Tim Larson, John Baker, Kerry Dougherty, Ken Haeg, Bill Bresley, Mark Mazgar, Coach Born. a 'Huhmlllgs- .. 1w 1 B-Squad Heft to righU, Row 1: Chip Parson, Mike Mauk, Bill Cote, Pat Patton, Paul Bosanko, Chris Sikich, Terry Houck, Shawn Dougherty, Claude Nelson, Steve Holland. Row 2: Coach Larson, Tom Wilson, Steve Colford, Brian White, Dave Oys, Dave Wangaard, Steve Shandley, Anders Ljung, Ion Manning, Scott Dobesh, Paul Green, Iim Langseth. 123 124 HOMECOMING '72 Homecoming ,72 . . . smiling faces . . parade . weeks of preparation . . WE WON! . . . balloons . . . Happy Birthday Queen Linda . . Iim Thomas, our 15th Homecoming King . . . letes play football! . . . Sheryl Stowman carries the torch . sighs of relief . . . . a parade, a BIG V-I-C-T-O-R-Y , w: , -' wif'sW ?,gwme-x , n: .,t M '. - AR.eVSX wan Spirit of Homecoming, Sheryl Stowman and Royal Pages, Mic- helle Partridge and Bob Helling were pictured during the parade. V'- . m . I :7? II . ' . 475 mix: , w. QAeyXWLWJV Sophomores produced the winning float. K. Kai; ' HOMECO f . K75 j$5fw2w , duf ,Wuig! , 73m jfosm? F , 3pm 1.! C71 76mmmag: . 7 7C$ PMQIIIK thmfw K mm , ,5 P39250020?! XYZMJanZs, Q1101. P3014? dud? 7W Wk m5, Jaw ., gm WM Orgy 704m -' W, Jmm ' x ' , 7M1 9!! K75, Qa$g6y OHM? 73mg! L . V , IQQQOPPD; ; .- algal Ir; 3. I 6 6 $14,! 73mg! 70; gazzzyg, Mm, W 121111 FKM I26 3.. ii! E 1.?n .5. I27 128 The Best Part of the Oriole is De-Feet 8 September 29 . . . Lincolnhs Lovely Legs, namely Iohn Baker! . . . sorry Mickey . . . the jockettes of LHS, Elvis Presley eat your heart out! . . . congrats to room 202 for winning the door decoration prize . . . Band, Make Me Smile . . . the players tried to take the field, our marching band refused to yield . . . Princess - Marty Burnett Sophomore Mike Grant hCremes the Oriole. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Lincoln Iockettes like to jive! AFTERGLOW . . . Open Road . . . Will You Love Me Tomorrow? . . . Royalty Dance, Beginnings . . . decoration, coronation, celebration . . . anyone for punch? . . . tinsel and crepe paper . . . flowers here, music there, love and kisses everywhere. 129 Henry Newbolt to love the game beyond the prize ' . a ?t'k'li; x i W m 3 A ,0 Nil; .1. .guml tbody copy with drum and vioIiIv Over hill, over dale, with some skill even through the hail, it's the tMerry Ment of Mr. Ochst in State tboom, boomD. Roving here, moving there, be it by foot, like a hare, it,s the tMerry Men' of Mr. Ochs' in State. tboom, boom - pausel So give a cheer, stand up and drink some beer, for the tMerry Ment of Mr. Ochst, in State tboom, bamy maeewmv V ,t at v - q; .A P x ' . - . 4 g. 0N2044 :Rnss cuuum . .; 131 I32 Cross Country Oeft to righti, Row One: Coach Ochs, Fran Koch, Greg Dobesh, Al Doo 1'9 W; p,' Iim Thomas, Irv Laiti, Steve Reynolds, Tom Siebert, Tim Firstbrook, tmng. Row Two: Gary Maher, Iim Hoffman, Bruce Mathias, Terry Lundberg, Wayne Phibbs, Larry McNabb, Scott Nothe, Bob Hygrel. Row Three: Rick Anderson, Brad Iostock, Bruce Tempte, Tim Preiner, Brian Benson, Greg Lundin, Thad Briol, Mark Anderson, Paul Klanderud, Paul Clauson. Coach Ochs and his iharei legged runners, at right, brought to Lin- coln many of the trophies and awards which crowded the Lincoln Cross Country showcase. These three athletes led the team to a second place finish in state standings. Room 207 was occupied by a very mild mannered man to the unaided eye, whereas, in reality, this standard man of the class- room was an excellent cross country coach, holding honors not only through his team, with their 1972 region and state stand- ings, but also for his personal awards as Minnesota State Cross Country Coach of the Year,, and founder of iiTrack-O-Ramafi the largest one day track event in the nation. Mr. Ochs may have looked mellow on the outside, but on the inside, he was ibear gutsi. 133 134 FOOTBALL 1972 SCOREBOX We They Jefferson 12 14 Kennedy 15 21 Armstrong 20 22 St. Louis Park 7 0 Edina West 11 21 Robbinsdale 12 15 Lindbergh 43 O Mound 36 7 'c, 2 m: r 4 w : 2 2 44253 2' 2V 2 'f :1 223 . 1 fan , 55349 2222 ..- 1;; I - . .J' . i ' A 5- ' z. ,m ,4'2 .r . Yea 5,. 80 22234: 334:: 38 Varsity Football Heft to righU, Row One: Mark Johnson, Mark Angell, Grant Kromminga, Ieff Lande, Ron Olson, Bob Voltz, Jeff Berg, Steve Lindberg, Todd Kelsey, Ioe Albarella, Don Crook, Scott Lapham, Craig Bakken, Frank Gilliam, Mike Krutch. Row Two: Kurt Schuman, Gary Gilbertson, Ken Wales, Mark Backlin, Dan Lezer, Tom Springer, Ed Deppe, Iohn Biehl, Brad Pickens, Steve Rudie, Tom Beck, Tom Gallogly, Steve Carlson, Chris Engel. Row Three: Iohn Cogswell, Ian Johnson, Iim Russ, Matt Oppegard, Mark Eldred, Kevin Scott, Bruce Uhr, Chuck Norris, Gary Rodekuhr. Row Four: Dave Delmonico, Bob Munyon, Kim Holm, Iack Groebner, Greg Goehner, Mike Altenhofen, Tim Springer, Guy Shields, Gary Gilbertson. Row Five: Pat Byrne 2Mgr3, Mark Iohnson, Mike May, Dave Looney, Iohn Rydberg, Dave Crook, Dale Altenhofen, Duane Krautbauer, Steve Mork 2Mng. Row Six: Coaches, Harry Kitts, Ioe Dolan, Gene Wise 2Head CoachL Bob Gates, Iim Keelin. am '3 2 Albers. chatt morvig, Pete Boe, Jeff Befg'; De 11' ' ' evin Krautbauer, Jim 2 d C . Row Two: Bill Forrey. Tom Norris, Chris Angeli. Tomf'JNewsell, ' sty Saunders, Dean Tomaschk 2 Bob Ecke-rt, Jim Bissonette, Dwight Lande, Bob Reinarz. Row Tbr 2. . Suit? Olson.- Ron Palmer, Scott Tonsage. D H ft R' Larson, Timm Foremgn, Steve Walker, John Gibbs, Joh unne, Steve Lapham 2Mng. Row Four: Paf' Schlag Jack ' V ' Sophomore FgotballKleft t0 rightL Raw 022: C. N 11.00112; Gronseth, Rgdy. Eisinger. Kurt Kneeland, Dave Anderson. Doug C ber2gAIgn Paulsen, MikeFeils, Greg O'neil, Fe 11. Ken Lewis. Bo Buth. ,, ., , 4 . , Show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser. -s.w. I35 136 Our Marching Band Led the Big Parade . . . Thundering, Thundering, All Along the Way ttlntroducing the Lincoln High School Marching Band and their new look in pre-game '72 . . . Under the direction of Mr. Nathan W. Earpn . . . ttdrum Major Todd Maistrovich . . . and our star twirler Wendy Abell . . . 1 - 2 - 3 UP . . . uMake Me Smile . . . ttThe Horse . . . practice, practice . . . lst place in Anoka . . . $500.00 . . . practice . . . lst and 2nd place in Grand Meadow . . . congratulations . . . rep- resenting Minnesota in the Inauguration Day Parade . . . ttShowband 0f the Upper Midwest . . . itts A11 in the Family . . . Indoor Concert . . . selling candy . . . trip to Florida . . . a great year . . . and DOWN! ' l. '41. t 3,; m , . I i ,, Y t. .. 1'5 t 3h NW I r i - U I Band Director, Mr. Nathan W. Earp Pat Patton and Ray Meredith wait for the cue. t -a v V ,n'u 't l t q t 9,: 4 , e ' 1 e .2. . -. ' mzr The band that went to Washington got an early start during the Homecoming parade. Drum Major Todd Maistrovich con- ducted the band at hockey games. 5 Q ' 5rn5w$ Q; A Due to a lack of heat, band members often involved themselves in a ceremony of coat-removing in the end-zone before pre-game ,72. I37 I38 Daisy Mae's Draggin' Days Were Here The daily 6th hour announcements finally came to an end . . . November 10, 1972, Sadie Hawkins com- menced . . . gittirf yer head pushed inta a bucket d water an' bitin' th bottom instead 0 3 apple . . . mis- sin a balloon by ten feet an hittin' th clock . . . ya git ta smooch til th bell rings . . . ever, ones favorite - Marryiw Sam . . . Well 111 be a chicken with mah head out off! Th bell doggone went an, got busted! . . . garbage corsages . . . fightin over th last drop 0, moonshine . . . endin up in a maze 0 Hillbillies while tryid ta square dance . . . swing yer pardner, Don let er fall, or she l1 g0 crashiw aginst th wall . . as uoverall swingin' time . . . big shoes an boingy braids . . . freckles here, overalls there, teeth are missin, evefwhere . 139 140 Benito's Burro Benitots Burro . . . a children,s play written by our own Mr. Gordon Barry . . . improvised by the actors . . . performing for the students of Michael Dowling School for Children . . . a Mariachi Band . . . three performances in one day . . . Marguerite made a journey to the big city . . . found a job in a dirty night Club . . . Benito, and his Burro, saved the day . . a burro with a strained back . . . CAST: Wendy Abell Cathy Barry Sally Barry Leslie Bohn Ianell Bonar Iim Danburg Denise Dubisar Kim Elton Gordon Fransen Kris Graff Bill Haaheim Barb Hafich Delinda Hanson Vanessa Iabaay Steve Johnson Meredith Larson Jean Leon Lallie Leffler Debbie Maple Laurie Maple Debbie Mareck Karla Menzel Sandy Sabin Debbie Schlagel Al Senstead Donna Smith Charles Stainer Bruce Uhr Dan Vincent Gary Wolfe Marc Zaffran Directed by: Gordon Barry and Betty Stainer LHS One-Act - A Winner! Tennessee Williams Lady of Larks- pur Lotion . . . Gordy Fransen as the Russian alcoholic . . . Laurie Maple played a prostitute . . . Liz Bohn as the domineering landlady . . . directed by Mr. Joseph Tufigno living in dream worlds three performances . . . waiting. . . the result . . . voted as one of the seven plays chosen from twenty- three to go to the One-Acts Festival 141 142 The Seven Year Itch . . . I look at you and just melt . . . untimely teacups . . . the Itch to end all Itches . . . the apartment with 110 exit . . . embar- rassing moments on stage . . . teaching the leads how to kiss: ttDo it naturally . . . Marie What- Ever-Her-Name-Was . . . I feel positively naked . . a loaded gun lost in the couch . . . early morn- ing cast parties . . . first stage kiss . . . late night rehearsals . . . champagne here, grease paint there, dirty scenes were everywhere . . . V Yen 4 'i t Itm just doing what comes naturally. h. Richard! What are you doing?! CAST in order of appearance Radio Voice .................................. Bill Haaheim Richard Sherman .......................... Gordon Fransen Helen Sherman .................................. Kim Elton Vicky ........................................ Laurie Maple Miss Morris .................................. Ann Courrier Elaine ........................................... Liz Bohn Marie What-Ever-Her-Name-Was .......... Cheryl LaFreniere The Girl ..................................... Wendy Abell Dr. Brubaker ............................... Brian Blackard Tom MacKenzie ............................ Mickey Floding Pat ...................................... Cindy Thompson Director ................................ Mr. Joseph Tufigno Assistant and Technical Director ............. Charles Stainer Business Manager ........................ Mrs. Betty Stainer Music is playing inside my head Over and over and over again My friend, there's no end to the music Carole King Performing at hospitals, churches, hotels, parties, etc. . . . uniforms . . . 'Yin- gle Bells . . . getting up at 6:00 to sing at 8:00 and sleeping through a lecture on Oedipus. . . choreography. . . Sweet Seasons . . . 1972-73 Honey Bears: Row One; Doreen Larson, Ianell Bonar, Kathy Stack, Marge Snedeker. Row Two: Iudy Dunbar, Penny Bethke, Cindy Iorgensen, Kim Houck, Kris Graff, Kathy Cordell. 1072-73 Lincoln BeariesaRow One: Merylee Sorenson, Mike Grady, Pam Grant, Dave Grady, Steve Johnson, Shari Smith. Row Two: 131.31. gltqgi Mlckey Flodmg, Bev Duckett, Cindy Feils, Iohn Manning, Sally Barry, Gordon Fransen, Debbie Schlagel, Mike Vincent, 1 1 m1 . I43 144 J 1973 Wrestling Team: Row 1: Coach Lampi. Coach Allsladt. Iim Iuneau. Tim Larson. Rich Doran. Ieff Berg, Kevin Scott. Dave Reynolds. Bob Eckert. Dan Peterson. Coach Herbold. Row 2: Steve Loyd, Dan Ernewein. john Klanchnick. Lynn Gundvaldson, Steve Briol. Dave Crook. Chris Sikich, Tom Norris. Duane Krautbauer. ifs 3; Dana Muller. Don Craig. Dennis Anderson, Iim Passafume. Carl Fuhr. Jeff Berg, Bill Angell. Patt Collins. io ette. ' t . Appropriately enough, the Lincoln wrestlers were all wrapped up in their sport with the ever-watching eye of Coaches Lampi, Allstadt, and Herbold, the wrestlers led a personally satisfying year. Notable matmen for the 72-73 season were Iohn Klanchnik, Lynn Gundvaldson, and Kevin Scott, Within the grasp of the Bruin boys was a win- loss record of 30-6. 145 ?'ng qr Mm WM W MvM w I47 14s 31me w Doug Peterson. DaveI Ihniv Randy Morris POI , Coach Jeff Voigt 149 150 Basketball bounced into another big season for the year 1972-73 with their top scoring favirrte Dennis Toles and the rest of the Bears rounding off the regu- lar season play with a 11-11 win loss record which put them into region and district playoffs. Dave Moran and Ken Cameron were responsible for much of the Bruins success with the backing of coaches Ioe Hutton and Marshall Carlson. SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Anoka S 35 71 St. Louis Park 64 79 Jefferson 57 45 Lindbergh 56 i 64 Mound 47 44 Sibley 53 48 Roosevelt 48 49 Edina West 51 55 Armstrong 58 39 Robinsdale 62 63 Wayzata 55 46 Minnetonka 58 46 Eisenhower 51 59 Fridley Grace 61 46 Richfield 54 70 Kennedy 54 38 Cooper 39 56 Edina East 55 58 L 1973 Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1: Dave Glass mng, Doag Greener, Dale Altenhofen, Gary Opatz, Dennis Toles, Frank Gil- liam, Mike Grant, Chip Hutton, Chris Angell mng. Row 2: Asst. Coach Marshall Carlson, Dennis Houck, Dave Moran, Tom Tur- geon, Brian White, Ierry Frost, Craig Lindgren, Tom Gallogly, Iohn Riehl, Dennis Nelson, Head Coach Ioe Hutton. Not Pictured: Ken Cameron. n If Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1: Shawn Dougherty, Randy-Rystad. Row 2: Gordy Goihl, Terry Peterson, Randy Elssmger, Larry Couture, Doug Gronseth, Don Johnson, Iim Iackson, Bill F orrey, Eoixfl Rgss, Scott Olson, Kenny Lewis, Mike Mauck, Rusty Saunders, Tom Iohnson. Not Pictured: Steve 0 0r . 1973 151 .. v git. m ,y'h h Q. x :x. 3: Y-Teens Said Farewell Lost of activities: Mock Olympics mushing a peanut with your nosm . . . Mother-Daughter Banquet . . . stuffing yourself to the brim . . . a style show . . . Winter Formal . . . Starlit Reflections . . . Overnight . . . getting a half an hour sleep . . . Y-Teens Carnival . . . selling candy- canes . . . Sending letters and cookies to servicemen . . . potluck dinners . . . getting up at five dclock to go out to breakfast . . . aook-out Uncle IohnD . . . making new friends. . . 154 Gail Esse's Chapter: Sandy Albarella, Debbie Anderson, Terri Anderson, Cindy Doa. Cheryl Dean, Debbie Edberg. Marcia Engel, Wendy Frank. Sue Gullberg. Dawn Harder. Diane jen- sen, Kim Kuchelmeister, Doreen Larson, Lisa Peckham, Andrea Pederson, Terry Wood. Diane Freund. Kim Gardenier's Chapter: Beth Anderson, loan Becker, Marti Clabo, Teresa Coleman, Aimee Gallogly, Joni Gazola, Jackie Hanson. Laura Helling. Melody Herbst, Nancy I. Johnson, Deb- bie Keller, Darlene Leslie. Ioie Little. Debbie Marek, Kathy Mayhew, Peggy McCabe, Kathy Ogdahl, Suzy Schutte, Lynn Swiderski, Jeanette Tracy, Sandy Young. Kathy Gundvaldsnn's Chapter: Vickie Anderson, Debbie Behlmer, Lynn Boysen, Dennice Briol, Karen Cowan. Iulie Cra- molini, Kris Graff, Linda Hurst, Mary Israelson. Vickie Iohn- cox, Ann Kenny Debbie Kortagard, Margaret Mellenbruch, Connie Montgomery, Loretta Mooty, Wendy Price, Diane Surina, Pat Taylor, Dawn Turnberg. Marcie Velline. Vickie Herrmann's Chapter: Roxanne Aaze. Jeanne Anderson, Kris Anderson, Kathy Bush, Nancy Cooley, Sherry Combs. Sue Dickinson. Kim John. Nancy Iohnson, Lauri Krause, Diane Lar- son, Mary Pederson. Sue Nelson. Mary Richter, Debby Risdall, Carol Rydberg, Lisa Skrivseth, Becky Stafford, Dee Simpson, Kathy Struckmeyer. Sharon Williamson. Patti Lindberg's Chapter: Gwen Astleford, Connie Bohanon, Liz Bohn, Terri Brune, Cindy Court. Brenda Engelke, Jane Tischer, Nancy Goolsby. Teri Korum, Char Kriel, Nancy Miller, Debbie Mueller, Iulie Newman, Pam Olson. Cyndi Porter, Kathy Ram- stead, Jeanne Secord, Sue Stinson, Marcia Styrlund, Sue Tra- bant. Io Tracy, Ruth Verby, Cindy Walczak. Mary McClellan's Chapter: Linda Bjornlie, Julie Delander, Kathy Gibbs. Mary Grobel, Tonia Gulbrandsen, Janet Kragnes, Denise Magnuson. Lee Meinke, Marge Snedeker, Kathy Stack, Sherry Sutherland, Heidi Taplin, Kim Turnberg, Pat Wieller, Debbie Wilson, Sandy Zylstra. Debbie Schlagel's Chapter: Lisa Alvin. Debbie Beebe, Sue Boc- chi, Cindy Burke. Deanna Carlson, Kathy Child, Teresa Daly, Sue Ellison, Kim Elton, Laura Hamilton, Jean Hewitt, Laura Hurley, Linda Hursh. Sue Jensen, Sandy Johnson, Stacie Lind- berg, Roberta Mellen, Nancy Mulcare, Cindy Mundhenk, Megan O7Hara. Patty Peterson. Wendy Radebach, Renee Ruhme, Gayle Smith. Debbie Sundem, Patty Wakely, Cindy Weyrauch. Nancy Strom,s Chapter: Pat Barber, Martha Barker, Lynn Ber- glund, Beth Blenis, Jennifer Clark, Debbie Dale, Pam Grant, Carol Graves, Carol Iokinen. Kari Kacher, Denise Larson, Julie Larson, Gloria Mackey, Donna Magnuson, Thea Matsuura, Mary Pherson, Teresa Stewart. Linda Strom, loan Terres, Deb- bie Torning, Mary Vitalla. 1972-73 Y-Teens Cabinet: Row One: Aimee Gallogly 7 Vice President, Cindy Walczak - Publicity, Terri Brune 7 Secre- tary. Row Two: Andrea Pederson 7 Publicity Assistant, Mel- ody Herbst - Social Chairman. Row Three: Carrie Kacher - Sophomore Representative, Kris Anderson 7 Chapter Coordi- nator, Kim Turnberg - Chaplain. Row Four: Debbie Edberg 7 Chapter Coordinator, Cyndi Porter - Social Assistant, Laura Helling - Historian. Row Five: 10 Tracy - Treasurer. Dawn Green 7 President. wM ., ,. .,,.. ., Urn , 1972-73 Y-Teens Chapter Presidents: Heft to righU, Kim Corde- nir, Nancy Strom, Mary McClellan. Gail Esse, Debbie Schagel. Patti Lindberg. Vicki Herrmann. Not Pictured: Kathy Gund- valdson. 155 156 Starlit Reflections Start with one lunchroom, add two fake trees, five cans of snow, and lots of ideas . . . blend in a gen- erous amount of meetings, hard work, and diligent planning . . . mix well and the finished product is Winter Formal 1973 . . . Y-Teens sponsored Starlit Reflections 011 Ian. 17, under a sky of twinkling stars . . . King A1 and Queen Kathy were crowned suits and ties intermingled with flowers and formals . . . just one last dance . . . and the end of a perfect evening . . . Connie Bohanon and John Phin looked on during cor- onation. mIWWthw nwh mm ,g:.m--. . . 1973 Winter Formal Royalty: Sophomore Attendants: Terri Bruns, Kenny Lewis; Princesses Suzy Schutte, Jackie Hapson, Queen Kathy Bush, Princesses Dawn Green, Laura Helling. Princes Andy Carton, Paul Gun- derson, Klng Al Doop, Princes Randy Morris, Pete Grant. Iunior Attendants: Mike Dillon, Diane Jensen. 157 158 Lincoln Skating Fuckers and Stickmen The Hockey Team, hindered by injuries and ineligi- bility, had a basically good year. Facing the difficult task of rebuilding, the team encountered the season with determination and forbearing charge. After a grim start the Bruins showed the Lake Conference teams that they meant business. Coming close to the leaders of the league, the Bruins won and tied the rest of their games, which eventually lead them to the sub-regions, where they lost to Cooper, the team that, three days earlier, Lincoln had defeated. Individual standouts were Kurt Schuman, Todd Kelsey, Ken Styrlund, and Ierry Kesler. '11 Emw .. km; ,ka 9 5 Lincoln s 1972-73 Hockey players and captain are pictured above: Front row, Heft to righU: John Baker, Tom Harder, Steve Lindberg, Kurt Schuman, Dave Delmonico, Rick Larson, Terry Houck, Steve Shandley. Back Row, Heft to rightJ: Coach lack Boyn, Lou Drazeno- vich, Ken Haeg, Ken Stylund, Todd Kelsey, Dave Krueger, Scott Dobesh, Paul Green, Greg Vasatka, Ass t Coach Iay Mltchell, IV Coach Mike Shannon. The year of M5 at Lincoln The year 1972-73 belonged to the girls e new sports programs were added. girls outnumbered boys, they took over many activities. provided entertainment, organized a girls hockey team. held car washes, watched baseball games. helped with trackorama, worked at many jobs including filling stations. They sat in the foyer. reasoned well,learnedt01ive and let live without a hassle e the boys loved them! ,- .. . a4. grwux 9 One of the most active, yet the least heralded girls activities at Lincoln, was the Aqua Debs which performed regularly for the public under the leadership of Ms Mary Lou Allen. One of her proteges is shown above in perfect form. In 1972-73 Lincoln fielded its first girls' hockey team - Dress rehearsals for South Pacific weaker sex,indeed! were a high point during spring months. A lonely male has it made - on stage at Lincoln anyway! Our ladies were aggressive all the time - but they were ladies at all times on stage or off. Perfect performance is 8 Lincoln tradi- tion. And practice must take place - whether in the halls, or in the classroom. At the far left, a Lincoln MS does her hit. Snow King and Queen! The epitomy of success for some young lady each winter season at a very popular affair hosted by Lincoln,s Y-Teens, pictured at the imme- diate left. 163 164 The female athletes of Lincoln gave their utmost. Rigid training and desire to be winners put our ladies in an enviable position. Pigtails flew e but she made her jump and cleared the bar in good form in Lincoln's first track season. And there was more action at the nets - a preview of Lincolnls girls sports to come! A friendly wink for the cameraman. and for our readers. from a participant in the annual Trackorama. Lest you think our girls were all athletes - many were service minded and spent hours as tutors, teacher aides and other service jobs. Girls will be girls - and you now know why they are loved at Lincoln. 166 Swimming caused ripples in the Olson pool as the Lincoln Bears lead the way to a very successful year, considering the loss of three excellent seniors from last year's team. Dazzling under the leadership of former state champion and co-captain Glenn White and Jeff Garlough, the team wound up the sea- son with a win-loss record of 2-6. Out- standing showings were provided by Scott Frank t200 freestyleL Tim Johnson 000 butterflyL Glenn White t50 frees- tylet and Jeff Garlough 000 freestylet. The team was number one in the dis- trict in stroking t0 the beat of the music and showed just as much enthusiasm in the water as out . .f E f1 ' w 10-h . t ---J I u; , v, Vf ulggu :V VVT W ,A4 . ' U ' 1i 16 J; a ' iti .?.' ' 3 $ -, 3; 0,5? 1972-73 Swimming Team: Row 1: Iohn Willman, Scott Frank, Mike Knisely, Rick Price, Ieff Garlough, Glenn White, Tim Firstbrook, Brad Zarth, Mike Dunbar, Tim Johnson, Mike Osborne. Row 2: Wayne Ebelng, Nick Richardson, Tim Daly, Ron Mauck, Ed Gar- rity, Bruce Zierwick, Bruce Goode, Pete Boe. Row 3: Coach Molosky, Dave Golden, Mike Adams, William Caly, Iohn Falkenstein, Bill Sletten, Dave lessen, Todd Laverty, Brad Nylander, Coach Lee Walters. 167 ..1::z::zt:m:: 4 , .. 1 . , 1nd, fff$y $mr , k. .3 .. 169 I ...x:$. i552 Skiing was an uphill affair all the way downhill from last year. Although the ski team lqst a few gum? ; . . 3 men with last year s graduates, the normal degree of excellence was maintained thrqughout the. w entire season. Under the excellent coaching of L. Martinson, I. Ramler, and I. Dimondx the team t showed the Lake Conference, the districts, and the state that the one-year syndrome could lie 12 ke ', when the slalom team placed first in the state with an overall team placing of third. l n13 , - eciakrec o - x ix tion should be given to Pete Wilson with his first place state individual championship. O i - recognition goes to Craig Johnson and Dave Lees. OPPONENT Armstrong Park 1 Richfieid Robbinsdale Lindbergh Edina West Eisenhower Jefferson Kennedy Edina East Cooper Mound WE 29 37 25 35 37 36 28 36 23 25 24 29 I I 1972-73 SKIING SCOREBOX 1973 Jumping Team: Dan Ellefson, Mike Cary, Dave Dennis, Skiing Coaches: Iohn Ramler, Leroy Martinson, Iames Dimond. Lee Perkins. 1973 Cross Country Ski Team: Row One: Pic+ure Paul Klanderud, Fran Koch, Rick Ander- spn, Earl Kitto, Bill Kunny, Anders Ljung, No? 11111 Thomas, Mike Morrison, Mike Grady. Row Two: Mark Johnson, Larry Available McDonough, Steve Reynolds, Al Doop, Steve Waddell, Tom Siebert, Dave Wold, Gary Maher, Paul Hundley, Tim Priener,. Brad Larson. 1973 Slalom Team: Ieff Williams, Brian Strand, Mike Erickson, Dave Grady, Rob McMenemy, Kirk Nygren, Steve Kohls, Tim Fuller, Iim Fisher. Row Two: Pete Wilson, Blair Anderson, Dave Lees, Craig Piciure Johnson, Scott Christy, Mick Floding, Dave Hartwig, Eric Hanson, Mark Bren- Nof . ner, Dwight Lande, Tom Wilson. Availa ble I72 Truth, Honor, Wisdom National Honor Society . . . bound in honor . . . at the November carwash, the majority of the time was spent chipping the ice off the cars . . . bringing parents to join in the honor of that moment . . . NHS Initiation . . . we all know who didntt sell those carwash tick- ets! . . . bringing boxes to collect cans of food for families during Christmas . . . when an NHS tutor finds someone to tutor he usu- ally needs help in the same subject . . . ten minute meetings. . . 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Dracula is reformed and decides on the sexy nurse . . . Lucy and Arthur went on being fair and innocent . . a bloody good show. . . The Players an order of appearancei Gypsy .................................. Denis Shields josh .................................... Mauri Krause Beti .................................... Roxanne Aaze Voivold, Count Dracula .................. Steve Basiago Gypsy Girl .................................. Beth Cole Dr. Seward ............................. Gordy Fransen Asylum Matrons ............ Dee Driscoll, Ieanne Krauter Nurse .................................. Kathy Stanley Renfield ................................ Micky Floding Arth ur ................................. Bryce Johnson Lucy ...................................... Kathy Rust Sword Dan 081' ............................. Terri Ditlev Bartender ............................. Mark Oppegard Barmaids ....... Debbie Sabin, Nancy Moline, Lynn Iones Frank ................................... Paul Haugan Harry ....................................... Ion Ault Professor Van Helsing ...................... Dick Hovel Sylvia ................................ Michelle Moline Director ........................... Mr. Joseph Tufigno Music, Vocal Director ................ Mr. Gordon Barry Choreographer ..................... Mrs. Dee Schneider Technical Director ................. Miss Jennifer Utecht Stage Manager ......................... Charles Stainer I75 Smile - for the Joy of Others , a pples ofgold 176 What you dislike in another take care to correct in yourself. -appIes ofgold I77 ' ' 'J . x . L. w: .1; mix 5;:- 1: M3 3 i: ' leix ; 232 K ; viz? 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Located conveni- ently in central Bloomington, the company maintains a wide selection of materials for all types of construction, remodeling, and repair jobs. There is a friendly staff to help find whatever you need, and the firm is proud of its fme reputation for service and quality. 9421 Lyndale Ave. 80., Bloomington Phone 881-8659 FAMOUS CHINESE RESTAURANT Serving only the finest in American and Cantonese cuisine nly 4 minutes from the stadium and arena on Interstate 494. What's your pleasure. . . . a delicious tenderloin or Hung Show Guy tCaMonese BanB-Qued Chickent . . . broiled African lobster of War Shaw Opp tMandarin Pressed DucU. Whatever your pleasure. American or Cantonese. you'll find HOWARD WONG'S 19 greatest! Cocktails. of course, in the beautiful Dragon's Head Lounge. Entertainment nig Iy tor your singing and listening enioymanf. FREEWAY 494 and PENN AVENUE $0.. 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Blominglon, Minn. 5543l Phone 83 l-5000 llBank where you shopli..just a few steps from your favorite stores isl your neighbor- hood bank - First Southdale National Bank - with all the services of a metropolitan banking institution. First Southdale can handle all your bahking needs: savings and checking accounts, money orders, cashiers and travelers checks, loan service, safe de- posit boxes. Use the drivc-up windows, or stop while shopping. Hours planned' for your convenience- 9 3.111. to 3 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.z Friday; special evening teller service 4 pm. to 7:30 p.m., Monday and Thursday; drive-uo and walk-up teller window, daily 8 a.m. through regular closing hours: 226 Southdale, Edina Phone 927-4661 MEMBER 182 Free Delivery Twin Cities and Suburbs Burnsville and Savage WORLD- WIDE WIRE SERVICE 9737 LYNDALE 884-4 791 PRUHSSIUNAI OllAlllY GUARANHIU DAVEYS SINCLAIR ' Tune-up 'Brake Work ' VW Repair 9007 Penn A V9. 80. 884- 7 563 The Mosf Disfinguished Name in School and College Jewelry IllIlllllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIllllillllllll'llllllllllllllllllllll Your GUARANTEE OF: Perfec'r Sa+isfac+ion Unmai'ched Quali+y Dashing S+yle Complefe Securify Dan Gleason 8900 Penn Ave. 50. Bloomingfon. Minn. I83 8099 PENN AVENUE SOUTH IAT SUUTIITIMWVI BLOOMINGTON. MINNESOTA 55431 All New Hornet - Gremlin -- AMX - Mini-Cor Hornet Sportabout Matador - Ambassador -- Javelin American Motors Soles - Service - Parts FREEWAY FORD 'PINTO 9700L dal A .80 888-921,: e ve 'THUNDERBIRD 'FORD 'BRONCO 'TORINO 'CL UB WAGON 'MUSTANG .FORD TR UCKS 'MA VERICK Community State Bank 9633 LYNDALE AVE. 8884651 IIISIIIIWQKI f 184 SENIORS, THANKS FOR A 8 GREAT YEAR: , - JUN IORS. See You Next Year! YOUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER SOHERLING-PLETSCH STUDIO 7909 Southtown Center 866-3425 185 o BANKAMERICARD O SHOPPERS CHARGE OR-x-Lll 0 REGULAR CHARGE '- t 1 glanson Drug GREAT BEAR SHOPPING CENTER 9040 lYNDAlE AVENUE SOUTH I 884-7247 I FREE EIUWIERYI Cosmetics v un- rou pocru . can a plum Me.n s Sh0p Complete Card 8: Gift Shoppe 186 Good Luck to the '73 Grads Plywood Minnesota 1601 West 98th Street 888-8876 Congratulations to the Class of '73 Korner Plaza 66th and Nicollet 866-5071 TOU SI 1E Y FORMAL WEAR hni, 3'; dxHhrer t,tylvs to choose Ht Wu mt Q hummus, wedding, HvH' :;':Y' A Wixwk sun FREE! VJM: a group 05 hvo or more I BLOOMINGTON'S FIRST '3 ND ONLY FORMAL WEAR STORE TOUSLEY VALLEY WEST 888-9223 1X FORMAL WEAR muugley qurmal Wear 10572 FRANCE AVE. SO. VALLEY wesr SHOPPING CENTER BLOOMINGTON, MINN. TUXEDO 8-9223 A new store with quality formal wear rental sefvice - We feature After Six brand merchandise with the very latest styles and colors. cox STANDARD 8950 Penn Ave. 30. 0 - A A 881 9766 STANDARD American State Bank of Bloomington Valley West Shapping Cntr. 10544 France Ave. 884-9291 JCPenney We know what you're looking for. INSIDE THE SOUTHDALE SHOPPING CENTER EDINA 187 YOUNG WOMEN AND MENl SOON TO BE ALUMNI OF LINCOLN HIGH WHAT IS YOUR NEXT MOVE? MiliIary? College? TRADE SCHOOL? FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT? OR UNDECIDED? WHATEVER IS YOUR CHOICE IT WILL AFFECT THE REST OF YOUR LIFE MANY YOUNG PEOPLE IN YOUR POSITION HAVE FOUND THAT THE ARMY RESERVE'S NEW SHORT TERM ACTIVE DUTY PROGRAM ENABLES THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR OTHER GOALS WHILE FULFILLING THEIR MILITARY OBLIGATION. RECENTLY SEVERAL NEW RESERVISTS RETURNED FROM THEIR CHOICE OF SCHOOLING WITH THE RANK OF SP-5. WITH THIS RANK ANNUAL ARMY RESERVE PAY AMOUNTS TO OVER $ I .000.00. WHAT COULD ONE DO WITH $ I .000.00? H could ge+ one Ihrough Ihe expensive college years or Wipe ouI' Ihe aufomobile paymen+s or Le+ you purchase +hose fhings +ha+ funds were never available for previously or Travel abroad or Jusf plain mad money. WOULD YOU BELIEVE THE TOTAL ECONOMIC VALUE AMOUNTS TO $50,000.00. BASED ON 20 YEARS PLUS RETIREMENT BENEFITS. YES THERE ARE RETIREMENT BENEFITS. PLUS OTHER BENEFITS: $50,000.00 INSURANCE POLICY. UNIFORMS. AND THE MANY TAX BREAKS WHICH LET YOU RETAIN MORE OF YOUR EARNED DOLLARS: NOT TO MENTION THE LASTING FRIENDSHIPS ONE ENCOUNTERS AS WELL AS BUSINESS AND SOCIAL CONTACTS. AND THERE'S MORE! CALL I6 I 2I 726- I 660 ASK STEVE ARCHER ABOUT THE PROGRAM. I88 wmamEEmkhozc 189 waw-ujadvrww V'r-z. ACTIVITIES A.F.S. Aqua Debs Bear Mascots Benitds Burro Bruinettes Cheerleaders A-Squad B-Squad Debate D.E.C.A. Fall Play Flag Twirlers F.T.A. Homecoming Honey Bears Honor Society I.R. Lettermen Mah-Quh Marching Band Medical Careers M.O.E.A. One-Acts Pep Club Philosophy Club Pop Group Sadie Hawkins Service Club Spirit Week Spring Musical-172 Student Council Thespians Timers V.I.C.A. Yearbook Y-Teens Young Life Winter Formal 192 100-101 81 88-89 140 84-85 82-83 90 79 96-97 142 86-87 76 124-129 143 172-173 98 91 102-103 136-137 77 96-97 141 95 79 143 138-139 77 106-107 174-175 78 94 80 96-97 104-105 154-155 99 156-157 SPORTS INDEX Basketball 150-153 Cross Country 130-132 Football 133-135 Gymnastics 146-149 Hockey 158-160 Skiing 168-171 Soccer 120-123 Sports Shots 108-117, 161-164 Swimming 165-167 Wrestling 1973 BEAR STAFF Editor-in-Chief Linda Grimes Advisor Marvin Schrimpf Activities Editor Cindy Burke Curriculum Editor Lorri Hurst Faces Editors Pam Foss Terry Broker Sports Editor Dave Pederson Photographers Mark Stroessner Marc Zaffran Mike Leonard Artist Eric Hanson Beth Anderson Renee Ruhme Kathy Childs Byron Schiffman Chris Gauker A1 Senstad John Sheldon Craig Nilson Mike Sylvester Magen O1Hara Vickie VonMosch The yearbook staff wishes to express sincere apologies for the delay of the 173 BEAR. 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