Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

Bear 75 Abraham Lincoln High School Bloomington, Minnesota Volume 26 WHERE IT’S AT Student Life ...................12 Academics ......................32 Organizations...................52 Sports .........................74 Mugs ..........................100 Ads Index....................160 2 Table of Contents Things aren’t so bad, People shouldn't be so sad. After all, open your eyes And look. Just feel free to reach out, Give it a try without feeling the doubt So hey. I’m going to try. Reach out, and not fear. I’m going to smile and not cry. This time I’m not going to shed a tear. For once I care. I really care. So giving life another chance is only fair. Cindy Walden Optimism 3 Surprise! Something planned, without being told— that secret between friends, keeping you from finding out. And everytime you walk by your friends, they just smile and say Just wait” just wait for what, I wonder? I really can't guess, so I just have to wait. - The minutes clock on by. the hours and the days. Bell after bell rings, Many a time I look at my watch I wind it, I look at it. I rewind it. Tick . . . tick . . . tick ... Life continues as I wait. But what am I waiting for? My eyes focus on time, anticipation awaits, so I stop waiting long enough to relax. I lay down, in grubs and curlers, munching, half asleep the door bell rings anticipation. Just wait?” Oh no. Surprise! Friends are like that. Cindi Walden 6 Tears Tears Why is it that at times I have to cry? And why can’t my eyes stay dry. I can't say that I enjoy my sobs . . so loud. But I'm not embarrassed and yet not too proud. To admit I'm human enough to cry. I won't hold tears back, I can't explain why Depending upon the situation that occured that day. The tears begin many a different way. Sometimes I'll be depressed and down. And tears will follow my expressed frown. And then there’s times I walk around and mope. But really believe me I try to cope. I know my tears won't always stay. Because tomorrow I'll smile . . Cuz it’s another day. Cindl Walden Tears 7 AND A SMILE Does anybody care when the sun shines? or when the birds sing? or when there is a rainbow? or do we just dwell upon inflation, politics, status, money and the stockmarket? But let me tell you that a smile can say more than a book, magazine, t.v. program, or newspaper. A friend can mean a lot more than hearing about riots, murders, theft and crime. A friend can bring a feeling like a blanket does in winter. A friend is one to share life with, to take a walk and talk with; to be with nature and feel the sun upon your back with, to hear the birds chirp and feel the breeze blow through your hair. That’s all natural, as a friend brings a natural feeling, And A Smile! Cindi Walden More Secure I FEAR the silence so like a stone please don't leave me all alone. If only a friend would give me a call, the world would feel less likely to fall. I FEAR the frown upon my face, as I realize life is at a constant pace. I'm AFRAID once again to hear good bye is it ok to fall in love and care?? To want to touch, to give and to share? But I'm SCARED, if I love him. he'll object, and once again I'll feel like a reject. I don't want to be all alone. as time has passed. I know I've grown. I've grown to know how short fears last, and tomorrow they are a thing of the past. And tomorrow I'll be less afraid to FEAR and I'll be much more secure. Cindi Walden 10 Frown 12 Student Life Student Lite 13 Sophomore Attendants Denise Brown and Joel Astleford Tension builds as princesses and princes await the crowning of queen on stage Queen Linda! Princess Sandy Albareila and Prince Shawn Daugherty under the arch. Marcia Meredith and Steve Pike, announcers Annette Ruhme. Spirit of Homecoming, es- corted by the Bear Tommy Knisely delivering the mystery Presenting the gifts are Molly McMahon and Princess Cindy Lytle, escorted by Prince Fran envelope. Pat Mulcare Koch. 14 Homecoming Excitement Continues At Climatic Festivities Suspense and excitement along with tears and laughter set the mood for Homecoming Coronation. Music started. Annette Ruhme and the bear carried the flaming torch to the stage before the breathless crowd. The sophomore and junior attendants entered, followed by the King and Queen candidates. 1973 Royalty. Queen Kim Elton and King Rick Larson completed their final walk. Tommy Knisely carried the envelope containing the names of the 1974 King and Queen to the front, where Kim and Rick finally crowned Linda Stowman and Dave Albers as the new Royalty. Junior Attendants: Ann Qaliogty and Tim Rathgo Queen Linda Stowman and King Dave Albers taking their first walk as reigning royalty. Princess Sue Jensen escorted by Prince Randy Rystad Princess Jill Smiler and Prince Scott Morvig un- der the arch Homecoming 15 Day Damaged by Rain Homecoming day festivities began early Friday morning. Oc- tober 4, as doors, walls, and lights were decorated. Mr. Hor- nig’s room took first place in the contest. Festivities con- tinued in the afternoon as the royalty led the parade around the football field during the pep fest. When the game got un- der way. “Bearfoot on the Park was our intention. Lincoln struggled against the St. Louis Park Orioles to a 17-0 loss for the Bears. Later in the evening the mood quieted down. Students danced to the music of Spark at the Homecoming Dance. Football players Angell. Goihl and Norris decorate Mike Lottus' Olds. Scott Dobesh‘s thoughts at Lincoln Instead of Jefferson. Guarding the entrance to Mr. Hornig’s door, this Bear secured first place. In a quieter mood. Deanna Carlson and date d to the music of Spark. Though slightly soggy. Lincoln fans persevere 16 Homecoming Pederson dances with the Queen ot the Evening, la Stowman. Enjoying the dance talking around a table of flowers. Fran Koch and Brad Jostock decorate Fran's car for the parade past the three schools. itmas lights outlined the Band door, which placed second In the rating contest. Homecoming 17 From the Hills They Came Tattered clothes and pillow-stuffed underwear cropped up on Friday. November 15. as the Student Activity Board sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. At first ticket sales looked grim, but things were hopping when the big night arrived. Chaperones for the dance were: Mr. Robert Schmidt. Mr. Robert Bach. Mrs. Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Boecher. The proceeds went to the Student Activity Board for activities and the junlor senior lounge. Conserving space, two couples double-up. Aiming carefully. Dala Peterson shoots her man. With the assistance of Dave Albers. Keith Appel throws a football. 18 Sadie Hawkins Enjoying some of the quieter moments, two couples dance slowly. Mike Grant and Mrs. Holland dance. Brian Biackard. alias The Gnome, dresses In his finest apparel. Theresa Hays and Scott Buehler boogie. Sadie Hawkins 19 CHINESE photographer was riding one day through lii snow-covered countryside of interior China, Ilia anul whs troubled, lie hod been witnessing n great movement tow.ml hriMinnity among liis friends since the Jnpnne.se invasion. He longeij to know the truth f what hr had been hearing from Christian missionaries As he rode along, he said. “Lord, if 1 could only see Thy fa-'e, I would believe. Instantly a voice j oke to his heart. “Take n picture!” lie looked out at the melting snow, forming pools of water and revealing here and there the block earth. It was an unattractive scene. Nevertheless, being thus strangely compelled, the man descended and focused his camera on the snowy roadside furious to know the outcome of the incident, hi? developed the film nt once on returning to his home. Cut from among the black and white ureas of the snow scene a far e look'd at him, full of tenderness and love—the. face of Christ! He became a Christian as the result. And because the Chinese people think that (iod has in this wonderful wny revealed Himself to them in ihr hour of their trial, many have since found the Saviour through the picture, as the story is told all over China. God Bless Lincoln 20 Religion Religion 21 Minnesota’s popular brew. A more well known name. Booze! An undeniable part of student life at Lin- coln. Not always legal, but present. Popular among parched throats is this liquid refresh- ment. enjoyed while relaxing in a parking lot. Though not always legal this beverage was the way of life of many a party, and several social events ended in a nightcap of a cold beer. At least they were happy in their work. The band that drinks together plays together. 22 Drinking Gnome (Brian Blackard) warming up (or half-time. A typical Homecoming. The Band s mascot Drinking 23 Work Does Not End with the Bell Chris Enstad's |ot . at the Bloomington Ice Garden, involves both sympathy and hsrd work. In a year when the nation's unemployment levels reached higher than 7.1% and more than 5.7% in Minnesota alone, students, too. had trouble finding jobs. The years 1974 and 1975 brought thousands of jobless people to their knees, students being no exceptions. Those who did hold jobs performed a large variety of duties. Many common employment jobs were held by students, some students displayed a talent for very unusual jobs or jobs in unusual surroundings. MOEA member. Melinda Bigg, works in the regional office of IBM. 24 Jobs Rick Anderson keeps things In order at the pet shop at Holiday. Tania Gulbrsnsen enjoys her office work. Many of those students questioned said they worked for the experience and responsibility, while an equal number said they worked out of necessity. Students save their money for further schooling or for moving away from home after graduation. High school years help students form the foundation of the rest of their lives. John House devotes hlmseW to printing Jobs 25 Fishing, roller skating, skiing, learning etiquette, atten- ding plays, and singing old American folk songs are but a few of the many activities students participated in on March 5. According to their interests students went to activities of their choice in groups ranging in size from 12 to 280 people on Lincoln's first extravaganza day. 26 Extravaganza Day Chew If you could handle the commotion Extravaganza Day 27 Moonlight Serenade It was the evening of all evenings. Beginning with the vic- tory of the hockey team and ending with the Moonlight Serenade. Contrasting the zero temperature and the icy parking lot was the warmth of fun and friendship. Highlighting the dance was the crowning of the king and queen. Dinner at an elegant restaurant made the evening perfect. Winter Formal pages. Steve Pike. Kovln Mahal. John Gibbs. Pete Jackson. Shawn Dougherty. Kris Hundley. Theresa Hays. Kathy Ramsted. Mickey Knisley. Terry Wood. Masters of Ceremony introduce candidates. Students enjoyed the company as well as the dancinQ. 28 Winter Formal King Steve Pike looks on as Queen Kathy Ramsled receives roses from Steve Pike dances with Kathy Ramsted. Following the crowning everybody dances to the flowing music. A moment of peace In the moonlight. Winter Formal 29 Albert Peterson....................Tom Larson Rose Alvarez ..............Julie Heinz’ Helen ...................Laurie Jones Nancy...............................Sue Moline Alice .......................Sara Ewen Margie..............................Sue Lloyd Harvey.............................Tim Rudolphi Penelope.................Shawn Gilbert Deborah Sue .............Bev Duckett Suzle ......................Ann Richter Linda .......................Amy Clark Carol....................Wendy Springer Martha...........................Darla Lundy Harold ......................Tim Olson Karl....................Mike Rumppe Henry....................Mark Zlerdan Arthur............................John Crosby Freddio ................... Hal Fossum Peyton............................Dave Oberg Ursula Merkle ..............Heidi Price Kim MacAlee..............Cori Johnson Mrs. MacAfee ..............Wendy Abell Mr. MacAfee ........................Pat Dold Sad Girls.......Lisa Opltz. Karen Rust Mae Peterson ................Liz Bohn Reporters . Pete Lundin. Greg Lundln Conrad Birdie .............Paul Fossum Gultarman...................Hal Fossum Cheerleaders .. Donna Bigg, Karen Aaze Carine Walstrom. Beth Wlllman, Bridget Olson. Cynthia Kiecker. Mayor .....................Dan Nelson Mayor s Wife ...............Kim Buss Hugo Peabody .............Pat Schlagel Randolph MacAfee............Dave Halls Mrs. Merkle..............Sue Johnson Neighbors ... Mary Barton. Linda Mayer. Debbie Blonlgen, Donna Hardy. Jim VanWinkle. Pete Lundln, Klmbel Noah. Greg Lundin Mr. Johnson............Burke Hancer Gloria Rasputin..........Gloria Eaton Charles F Maude..........Dave Pearson Shrlners . Burke Hancer. Dave Pearson. Grog Lundln . Pete Lundln. Mike Rumppe. Tim Olsen. Dan Nelson . Tim Rudolphi ’Members of international Thespians Society Bye, Bye, Birdie Conrad Birdie is coming to Sweet Apple to kiss me. Kim MacAfee. good-bye. This is the thought that any typical teen-age girl would have if she knew the famous rock star. Conrad Birdie (Paul Fossum), was going to kiss her. In Lincoln High’s fall musical. BYE. BYE. BIRDIE. Kim MacAfee (Cori Johnson) almost had this once in a lifetime experience happen to her (but her faithful steady. Hugo F. Peabody (Pat Schlagel) saw to it that this event wouldn't take place). To the dismay of Conrad's manager. Albert Peterson (Tom Larson) everything was going wrong. Only the cleverness of Rosie Alvarez (Julie Heinz), Albert’s fiancee, saved him from ruin. Rose arranged for Conrad to give Kim one last kiss on the Ed Sullivan Show. However, this wasn't very successful, because of Hugo's punching Conrad in the mouth before he kissed her. Not only did Albert receive flack from Hugo, but from the rest of the guys In the town. Kim’s parents (Wendy Abell and Pat Dold). his domineering mother (Liz Bohn), and the other people of the town. Members of the cast nervousfy await their debut. 30 Play Gossipy teenagers tilted the stage with excitement. Mrs. Stainer looks over the script during rehearsal. Studying the scripts Tom Larson and Julie Heinz began blocking out the ptay. Alfred attempts to talk Conrad Into leaving the girls alone. Play 31 32 Academics C€ S31UI9PB0V Friend or Principal? Dr. Stever has helped develop our school into an organized friendship system. First, he created the advisor-advisee system which gave the student a chance to get to know a teacher as a friend rather than a dictator who just dishes out grades. This system’s purpose was to create better relations between teachers and students. Next, he made a giant step toward school spirit by placing pep tests at noon hour which gave the students and the teachers more of a chance to get involved in them. Dr. Stever who likes working here, claims he feels very much at home with both the students and teachers. He enjoys getting to know students and their families and wants them to feel at ease with him. not as a principal but as a friend. 34 Dr. Stover Wide World of Words Dear Lincoln: Soon the year will be gone, and I'll find myself travelling back home to Argentina. But all the things that I’ve learned here; not about Math or Physics, but about the United States, the people, the customs I'll never forget. I will remember for ever the fantastic friends I have here at Lincoln; a great school. Like A.F.S. says: Walk together, talk together . Adios Eduardo Temkin Dear Bears: The only name that can describe Lincoln Is. LINCOLN , a great guy's name for a great school. Before I came here everybody was telling me about bad experiences and they said that I should take It easy, but there was nothing except good memories for me. HeDayat Daie AFS 35 Patty Miller, Judy Turgeor� , Tom Larson. Karen Remington. Marcia Engel, Jane Palbickl. Joyco Woodcock. Monica Westerlund. Patty Peterson, Melissa Bagley. Karla Menzel. Delayno Porter, Becky Thommen. Sandy Mloiko, Lynn Newman. Matt Nielke. Damon Mathews. Jim Danburg, Mary Qladhill. Laurl Holcomb. Randy Rystad, Steve Waddell. Nell Stlcha. Kevin Krautbauer. Larry Opatz. Chip Berglund. Kim Buxrude, Pam Blenis. Doug Chambers, Kathy McManus, Sue Foresmark, Randy Krautbauer. Dave Golden, Dale Blomgren, Paul Krohg. Steve Barry. Jon Flugstad. Tom Lun- din. Charlie Meredith. Keith Green. Dan Nelson The concert band had a new look this year. It took the form of a wind ensemble. The band performed con- temporary literature rather than the usual classics. They were adapting to the music of the modern era. Drum Major Woody Lundln. Director of bands—Mr. Nathan W. Earp. 36 Band Showband of the Midwest MARCHING BAND: Drum Major. Tom Lundln. Twirler. Wendy Abell. Karen Aaze. Llnnea Anderson. Carolyn Crumrine. Karen Danburg. Debbie Dehnel. Marcia Engel. Patti Erickson. Gloria Giefer. Sue Goolsby. Jayleen Johnson. Barb Knutson. Tom Larson. Patty Miller. Katy Nelson. Ann Olson. Kathy Peterson. Karen Remington. Heidi Stief. Martys Tupy. Dawn Wawracz. Sue Alango, Erik Anderson. Lisa Ballstadt. Dave Carlson. Emily Deppe. Julie Eldred. Patty Enstad. Kim Flodln. Sue Forsmark, Erin Gilbert, Jan Giadhill. Pam Glass. Wendy Hanson. Linda Hart. Lisa Hilbert. Laurie Holcomb. Jill Johnson. Pam Jorvtg. Kelli Kostlck. Randy Krautbauer. Ann Larsen. Joanne Mamel. Joan McCabe. Kathy McManus. Marsha Millonig. Marshall Neeck. Sharon Nelsen. Anita Nelson. Julie Newman. Karon Nygaard. Marla Olson. Shelley Pelton. Cindy Pendroy. Pam Perin. Cathy Pherson. Kris Ritmlre. Michelle Rudolph. Sue Salmela. Becky Spande. Sharon Stenerson. Sue Stenerson. Heidi Swenson. Diane Teeters. Pat Turgi. Dawn Watkins. Monica Westertund. Lori Weston. Joyce Woodcock. Linda Anderson. Denise Brown. John Gibbs. Cindy Kiecker. Karla Menzel, Matt Mieiki, Lynn Newman. Paula Seitert. Laura Baker. Gary Lund. Damon Mathews. Mark Stlcha. Mike McGee. Chip Berglund. Chris Cuellar. Dave Halls. Mike Kenny. Steve Kettlekamp. Ruth Kovach. Kevin Krautbauer. Louis LaMoore. Kelvin Menzel. Larry Opatz. Baxter Pederson, Jonathan Polfus. Randi Rystad. Jon Skrlvseth. Neil Stlcha. Steve Waddell. Karen Youmans. Mark Zierden, Gary Andorson. Dan Beck. Brian Blackard. Doug Chambers. Hal Fossum. Dan Greener. Jim Ballinger. Dale Blomgren. Jefl Cox. Bruce Gunderson. Jim Karsten. Paul Krohg. Jool LaBissonnlere. John Morrison. Tim Schendol. Jim Vasatka. Mark Waters. Ron Comee. Duanne Dannewitz. John Dunne. Joe Grimes. Brian Knoch. Jim Egan. Dave Golden. Paul Hart. Dan Nelson. John Starry. Mark Turgi. Carrie Anderson. Julie Craven. Julie Houle. Delayne Porter. Paul Carlsted. Pat Collins. David Craft. Jon Flugstad. Keith Groen. Steve Grier. Mike Griffin. Jordan Jansen. Joe Kllmek. Bruce Larson. Ron Lewis. Trudy Macziewskl. Charlie Meredith. Paul Olsen. Jim Smith. Jeff Waddell. Pat Barber, Dean- na Carlson. Cheryl Dean. Sandy Elftmann. Ann Gallogly. Barb Gunderson. Barb Ktssell. Theresa Koch, Janet Kragnes. Julie Larson. Patty Nolson. Mary Olson. Kathy Ramsted. Sandy Rognstad. Sara Schutte. Jill Smiler. Marcia Styrlund. Mary Vlitala. Kerry Anderson. Cindy Bariboau. Sue Beauchaine. Penny Bethke. Marie Blssonetto. Janeil Bonar. Sue Boyce. Roxanne Cecka. Terry Crumrine. Sue Foreman. Nita Hultquist. Karl Kacher. Tammy Kuchofmelster. Pam Lacey. Char McKinley. Abbe Mills, Patty Peterson. Carol Rydberg. Becky Thommen. Rhae Widen. Sue Ellison. Marcia Merodith. Sandy Nelson. Peter Coleman. Gordy Wilson The band proudly entertains the football crowd The Aquatennial Torchlight Parade gave the sophomore marchers an idea of what they were in store for. All marching band members were required to play for sport events. To perfect their halftime shows, it was necessary to practice four nights a week. One of the band’s outstanding halftime performances was at a St. Thomas College football game. After a successful fall marching season the band held their annual indoor marching concert. They also took a short trip to Thief River Falls to support the hockey team. Last summer the band went to San Francisco and came home with first place among high schools and second over all in national competition. Band 37 Evon on a hectic day thoro can be relaxing moments. Bill Angell throwing a pot. Tim Sheehy listens as his math teacher explains the assigr ment. Lori Noethe looks to a neighbor's paper to see it her answer is correct. Leannie concentrates on what to write for her Humanities paper. Laura Podolinsky works diligently at her Sue Freebe tiles cards in the ottice. bookkeeping 38 Academics Ending the quarter. Ken Bergstrom finishes a test In Physics. Dean Erickson takes notes. Associate Principal Robert Schmidt spots the camera. Using the Science Resource Center to Its highest potential. Ken Nygren advises Dave Ray- mond on how to set the margins on the typewriter Academics 39 Row 1: Nancy Huss. Mary Oppegard. Kim Houke. Rhae Wldell. Sharon Weller, Connie Christianson, Kathy Heuckendorf. Lori Jones. Karen Clabo. Becky Ammerman, Jill Dahlstrom. Sue Moline, Sheila Johnson. Marilyn Tangen. Debbie Weise. Nancy Barlbeau. Row 2: Cori Johnson. Julie Pedersen. Diane Janssen. Rita Elsslnger. Janet Furlong. Mary Francis. Sue Friebe. Pam Sundem. Terri Bain. Georglean Crlbb. Janet Fasching. Sandy Maher. Carol Holm. Becky Anderson. Jill Oredson. Pam Perln. Julie Craft. Kandy Kane. Holly LaFortune. Karen Werner. Wendy Springer. Sheryl Dahlstrom. Donna Bigg. Jeannle Anderson. Christy Kiefer. Dawn Kuchelmelster. Front: Brad Jostock. Julie Schlagel, Sandy Sabin. Carrie Gray. Judy Dunbar. Denise Hoyte. Laurie Maple. Liz Bohn, Ann Dillon. Cin- dy Goehner. Char McGInley. Middle: Jennifer Noreen. Kathy Smith. Sue Moline. Kyle Dougherty. Kathy Stack. Debbie Thlelen, Sheryl Behnen. Dick Thompson. Marilyn Mollenbruck, Barb Olson. Lorrl Fosseen, Diane Surlna. Joan Nelson. Amy Clark, Bev Duckett. Lori Mueller. Lisa Johnson. Carol Rudolphi. Sheila Smith. Shawn Gilbert. Kim Busse. Gloria Giefer. Leslie Clark, Marty Bjornson. Diane Kruse. Katy Brown. 8ack: Julie Heinz. Guy Dandrea. Robert Goff. Mr. Barry. Paul Fossum. Rich Craft. Bruce Tempte. Mike Sylvester. Tom Grier. John Moline. Gary Magnuson. Burke Hancor. Pat Schlagel. Tim Rudolphi. Wayne Sletten. Stove Brady. Dick Thompson and Bruce Temte study music for the Christmas Concert. 40 Choir Row 1: Deanna Carlson. Susan Stinson. Mary Pederson. Janis 8lomgren, Karen Haines. Cindy Olson. Marcia Meredith. Linda Welsh. Julie Eihard. Patty Miller. Judy Turgeon. Row 2: Katherine Hartkopt. David Dennis. Stacy Stoen. Debora Buxrude. Judy Ritters. Becky Owens. David Glass. Byron Schiffman, David Chapman. Mellissa Bagley. Karla Menzel. Becky Thommen. Tom Larson. Row 3: Karen Rust. Matthew Leonard. Betsy Hart- man, Terri Anderson. Jan Etftmann, Janet Smith. Kent Jensen. Dale Blomgren, Steve Barry. Monica Westerland, Julie Newman. Row 4: Julie Holman. Diane Haugesag. Wayne Anderson. Brian Strand. Paul Fosseem. Tom Lundin. Keith Green. Mr. James Chlebecek. Director. Not Pictured: Sue Ordahl. Ann Seha. Julie Harvey. Debbie Sundem. Debbie Dannewitz. Jan Elftmann waiting for her cue to start playing. Mr. Chlebecek frowns in disgust as he hears a sharp C. Byron Schiffman and David Glass practice with the Orchestra during fifth hour. Concert Orchestra, directed by Mr. James Chlebecek. performed for both the parents and the student body throughout the year. The orchestra had contributed their talents and abilities to Lincoln in a number of ways; such as participating in the play Bye Bye Birdie In December and playing with other schools In Bloomington and in the Minneapolis area. A banquet was given for the orchestra members at the end of spring quarter. Seniors wore honored, remembered, and bidden a fond farewell. Choir members also attended this banquet. Janis Blomgren concentrates on perfecting the Halleluja Chorus for the Christmas concert. Orchestra 41 Dave Cleary and Bruce Williamson discussing their cam- paign for elections with American Studies students. Gone Wise pondering the day’s activities. Lloyd Peterson. Carol Shelter, Charlie Schuman. Orville White. Marvin Schrimpf, Phyllis Hendrickson. Jean Hatch. Eugene Weyandt, Amy Travis. Mr. Hutton assists a student in Economics. Cindy Weyrauch taking notes on Mr. Hornlg’s lecture. Diane Bradey Informing Mr. Carlson’s Sociology class on Birth Control. 42 Social Studios Social Sciences: Past Present And Future The causes of the Civil War. the evolution of man. the branches of government and all else under the heading of Social Sciences were offered to the students. Speakers such as Diane Brady from the Bloomington Health Dept, speaking on birth con- trol to the Sociology classes, added interest to the subject. Films, lectures and readings by our com- petent Social Studies Department filled out the year. Topics like U.S. and World History, Economics. International Relations. Anthropology, and Political Science were taught. Carol Schmidt takes notes during a Kathy Helgetand waits impatiently for the lecture. teacher to dismiss the class. Left to right: Mr. Noel Faber. Mr. Joe Dolan. Mr. Burnham Elton. Mr. Nathan Earp, Mr. John Daffer. Mr. Robin Carlson. Mr. David Dubrf Shannon Dunn and Sue Dewar writing up In the morning news. Social Studies 43 How Students Communicate Field trips in the Humanities classes were examples of many oppor- tunities the Communications Division offered a serious student. Budget cuts restricted the number of these field trips, but there were two trips of extreme importance to the course of study; the church tour—a study of the correlation of the architecture of six buildings to the creed of the congregations, and the Art Institute visit—a study of paintings and sculpture of the Renaissance. During spring-break, the foreign language students had the opportunity to visit the country they were studying. English students were offered a wide variety of courses in- cluding foreign language, mass media. Humanities. Journalism, writing and literature. Torry Bergstrom. Jack Born. John Bergman. Betty Brenner. James Burke. Laura Barthelme. Robert Boeser. Geraldine Bradford. Mr. T. answers Diane Teeters question on symbolism in DEATH OF A SALESMAN. While threading a film projector. Marcia Fabricius talks to a student. Taking notes. Pat Harder preparos tor class. Harry Kitts. Dorothy Koplitz. Jean Flemming, Larry Krueger. Leroy Martinson. Katy Kritzeek. Arthur Kolvumaki. 44 Communications James Woll. Sonia Kaye. Rodney Shatter. Doris Worwa. Kathleen Sather. Marilyn Wilhelm. Harvey Westrom. Loralne Tracy. Lincoln students await the beginning ot the CRUCIBLE. Joann Mamel reads during class. Discussing the next New One are Barry Johnson and David Pearson Joe Vober. Walt Wozniak. Donnie Anderson. Matt Miller. Jerry Van Handel. Wenton Wagner. Dale Pearson. Qene App. Dick Berkisie. Missing Dick Hagen (Festus). Kathy Allen leads a small group discussion Communications 45 A leaf is examined In General Biology. William Rumple. Duane Ripple. Carlene Patton. Margaret Klrlluk. Shirley Remington. Robert Pintozzi. Dorothy Roloff. After many attempta Kevin Anderson and Steve Bartelmehs are satisfied Mr. Dlmond displays nerves In Psychology, with results. 46 Science Assisted by a lab book. Lisa Fells writes a report. Participating In a psychology experiment Or. Stever catches the yardstick. Orpha Gilbertson. Kay Krueger. Don Lundman. Nell Hamrln. Doug Larson. Judy McDonald. Joe Hutton. Preparing for the weekend Mr. Sheffer feeds his fish. Helen Androff. Ruth Anderson. Mary Ann Aehm8n. Evertyn Aul. Joyce Cooner. Bernice Helfenstein. Ruth Dullng. Lynne Hyghes. Marie Knelp. Evelyn Krueger. Geraldine Lathrop. Donna Platt. Carol Pregln. Jean Salisbury. Ardyce Wurdeman. Science 47 As always, math, the inevitable, has not changed. Two plus two still equals four and geometry still exists. One new happening is that the science and mathematics departments merged together to yield Mr. Burke as department head. Steve Worwa and Doug Gronseth test out each others reflexes fo Psychology. Richard Klaseus. Harry Mitchell. Marlin Meyer. Elaine Nelson. Gerold Molosky. Marcls Fridland. Harriet Carlson. Dorothy Monturi. Although tired. Carrie O'Neil works diligently at her math. During a pep fest. Leroy Martinson entertains the crowd, Combining their brains. Mark Subak and Scott Cooper figure out a math problem. 48 Mathematics Classroom Leads to Jobs Mary Villella. Loyal Younggren. Carol Schlafge. Clifford Severson. Luther Schmidt. Irene Yung. Mary Stewart. Turning the crank. Gretch Smith makes ice cream. Pam Harper and Connie Montgomery Improve their typing skills. Bennetta Harrington. Evelyn Hendrickson. Thomas Lampl. David Hornig. Gordon Barry. Peggy Hartman. Rosalie Myhre. Russel Lee. Careers 49 Gloria Heacox, Marla Frank, Mary Johnson. Edward Ehli, Sylvia Gustafson, Marcia Fabricus. Susan Forris. With protective glasses on, Tom Dillon saws a piece of wood. Welding a project ip Metal Arts are Ray McMurtry and Jtff McGaha. Ann Cook makes an oil painting frame. Doreen Larson keypunches at Donaldsons. Making a circular piece of plastic Is Maury Anderson. 50 Careers Shaping the side Dawn Wawracz makes a clay pot. Learning the elements ot design Paul Krueger produces a work of Terry Shaughnossy practices her typ- art ing. Duane Zahn. Joseph Tufigno. Marlene Plnten. Theodore Van Kempon. David Herbotd. Lorencia Scott. William Ochs. Skills and Talents With a wide variety ot subjects ranging from auto shop to typing, the Career Division offered a realistic opportunity for students to apply themselves. The Career Center was a new ad- dition to the resource centers and was filled with books and materials relevant to career classes. Career classes Included bookkeeping, typing, business law. business, business machines, accounting, shorthand, marketing and management, auto shop. Vo-Tech classes, art. and home ec. Careers 51 o I I 52 Organizations N S Organizations 53 Abe’s Babes Approximately 150 members of Abe's Babes were divided into chapters con- sisting of 15 to 20 people. These chapters planned their own various ac- tivities such as roller skating and ice cream making. Chapter presidents and officers planned large group pot luck dinners, mother-daughter dinners and an Apple Polishing Tea. Candy canes were sold to raise money for the March Winter Formal which Abe’s Babes sponsored. History was made when the group, being a traditionally female group, decided to include males in their activities. Lori Blrklld cut out snowflakes for Winter Formal. At the Cabinet pot luck dinner Laurie Hamilton dishes up her dinner. Janet Hunt reaches for the stars 54 Abe's Babes A.F.S. 7 Eduardo Temkln listens to Alan Paulsen’s sales pitch. American Field Service Club offered excellent opportunities for meeting students from other countries. Lincoln was host to two foreign exchange students this year, and will also sponsor two students for the summer of 1975 Americans Abroad program. Club mem- bers had a great time meeting Minn- eapolis area AFSers. planning a 50 s dance, and raising money through the sale of Arby's coupon book- lets. Joan Nelson and Alan Paulsen exchange an Arby coupon book for a dollar bill. Jackie Jones and Becky Peterson consider problems of money raising. Money exchanging hands. Alan Paulsen explains how Arby's spelled backwards Is s.ybrA. AFS 55 Effigy or Bust Ever noticed the human traits of a chimp, or realized that man once lived in trees? If so. the Anthropology Club, an enthusiastic group of 70 juniors and seniors. Coached by Mr. David Dube, was the place to be. The Club planned field trips to Effigy National Park In Iowa, and the University of Minnesota. Finances for their trips were earned through the sale of cakes and can- dies in the Snack Shop”, located in the south end of the cafeteria after school and on Tuesday and Thursday nights for night school students. Don't be a poor sport Ken. Mary Thomas warms her hands at the campfire. 56 Anthropology Karla Menzel announces the winners at the swim meet. During diving timers take a time out. As the excitement builds, the timers clock the swimmers. Stopping for a breath. Linda Anderson cheers the swim team on. Chickies Of the Sea Being a Lincoln timer may seem like it would take little skill and no work, but it does take both. The Lincoln swim team needs timers in order to compete at their meets. To be a timer, a student must try to at- tend as many home swim meets as possible. The timers squad T-shirts give the team a more unified look. At the end of each season all timers are in- vited to the swimming banquet to share in the congratulations of the team. Cloris Stewart practicing hor Beth Willman at Aqua Debs practice. Aqua Debs routine. When hard work, patience and courage are combined with blood-shot eyes and plugged sinuses, you have our Lincoln Aqua Debs. The swim show. Nostalgia , was a creative unique performance and was entertaining to all ages. A touch of humor was added by the comedy routine to the graceful movements and synchronization of the performance. The show began in the Wild West and proceeded through time until the year 2001 with a pop- ular hit from each era. The finale, performed by the entire cast, concluded the show on a patriotic note and after three performances it ended a year of long, hard, intent practicing. Formation practice. Aqua Debs—Timers 57 Dancing Darlings Thrilling an audience with their unique dances the Lincoln Bruinettes have become more popular each year. Their lively exhibitions always added color to our half time entertain- ment and flair to our parades. Their routines, easy as they may have seemed, took many hours of hard work, strained muscles, and tired feet to perfect. Our dance line never failed to give us a great performance and we were always proud to claim them as our Bruinettes. Bruinettes clap tor Queen nominee at coronation. Barb Qunderson. Julie Larson and Cheryl Dean rest during afternoon prac- tice. Mary Vltala. Cheryl Dean, Patty Nelson. Theresa Koch. Sara Schutte. Barb Stylund. Barb Klssell. Pat Barber. Ann Gallogly. Sandy Rognstad. Mary Gunderson. Julie Larson. Janet Kragnes. Kathy Ramsted. Jill Smiler. Marcia Olson. 58 Bruinettes Amy Coleman. Carol Crumrlne. Karen Aa e. Janls Biomgren. Betsy Hartman. Deni� ® Brown. Debbie Clark exhibits frustration while the others lead Pam Sundem. Jan McCabe. cheers Brightening the Homecoming festivities, the cheerleaders are driven around the field. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row. from left Diane Mlttelstaedt (capt ). Robin Beebe. Kim Nelson. Lynn Barr. Margaret Dunne. Annette Ruhme. Carol Wasserman Top Row: Pam Blenls. Debbie Ctark. Sanny Ruhme. Marty Shultlse. Mtckie Knisley. Terry Wood. Cheryl Lough. Bolstering spirit, Margaret Dunne and Carol Wasser- man lead cheers. Yea! Yea! Even when precipitation kept fans from the games these fantastic girls came and cheered our team on. As blisters popped and voices became hoarse towards the end of the game, they continued to cheer for the Bears. They cheered for victory but did not give up hope at defeat, optimistically looking ahead to the next game and a victory. Cheerleaders 59 Swirling Cloth Adds Enthusiasm and Color With flags or with pompoms the Flag Corps added spark which otherwise would have been missing from half-time entertainment and parades. Their diligent work with the band and after school was demonstrated each time they per- formed. The Flag Corps proudly displayed the colors of our division in many varied and innovative routines. The advisor for this club was Mr. Earp. Awaiting the signal to begin marching, the flags are at attention. Abbe Mills. Char McGlnley. Karl Kacher. Penny Bethko, Pam Lacey. Janell Bonar. Kerry Anderson. Cindy Baribeau. Roxanne Cecka. Carol Rydberg. Sue Beauchalne. Marie Bissonnette. Terry Crumrlne. Nlta Hultqulst. Becky Thommen. Susie Foreman. Tammy Kuchelmelster. Patty Peterson. Rhae Widell. 60 Flag Twlrlers During halftime the flags lead the band onto the field. Homecoming pep fast was brightened by the flag corps. While the band advances, the flags wait. DECA VICA Cheryl Peterson accepts money tor Hostess cakes. Students interested In sales, marketing, merchandising, and management, found a way to get a head start in a career through the Distributive Education Clubs of American (DECA). DECA has national clubs at the high school, junior college and four-year college levels. The students who participated in DECA were Involved In many things, such as: the career development conferences, where students compete in different areas: social and com- munity activities. They were also involved in the sale of Hostess Foods here at Lincoln as a money-making project. Sherri KruB. Mr. Zahn. and Cheryl Peterson joke during Front: Tim Angrlmaon. Mike Schermann. Ann Adams. Sue Rued. Patty Forder. Loretta Mootz. Middle: Gary Thorsett, Cheryl Peterson. Sheri Krull, Kathy Landry. Karen Bittlck. Jan Lohlle. Cindy Lytle. Linda Green. Sue Branton. Back: Ross Richardson. Tom Collias. Shawn Bloomer. Mary Weisser. Ken Post. Robert Field. Scott Olson. Brent Peterson OECA VICA 81 Row 1 Mark Moss. Peter Boe. Dave Dennis. Fran Koch. Debbie Heislck. Wendy Holtzappl®. Ann Sommers. Julie Torning. Terri Shaunessy, Kathy Lundin. Kathy Sherer. Tina Pieper. Kevin Mahal. Row 2: John Morrison. Danny Lawrence. Brian Strand. Mike Adams. Jenny Mund. Jackie Nelson. Becky Owens. Shari Wilson. Lynn Peterson. Lenore Polfus. Scott Morvlg. Dave Albers. Lou Drazenovich Row 3: Gary Opatz. Ken Lewis. Tim Stow- man. John Elton. Sharon Nelson. Amy Clark. Joanne Mamel. Sue Stener- son. Barb Anderson, Carrie Anderson. Sue Peake. Mike Mauk. Pete Jackson Row 4: Kieth Jacobson. Gary Anderson. Pat Collins. Mark McDonough. Carl Fuhr. Ann Seha. Julie Harvey. Mary Fischer, Cindy Court. Mary Thomas. Jim Blssonetle. Randy Elssinger Row 5: Earl Kitto. Jetf Baker. Rick Waclaywtk. John Wagner. Ron Lewis. Steve Lloyd. Wayne Sletten. Todd Laverty. Wayne Ebtlng. Steve Bishop. Bob Harlman. Byoung Lee. Row 6: Brian Jostock. Bruce Porter. Paul Rahn, Dave Cleary. Dave Glass. Alan Paulsen. Steve Lapham. Tim Kaly. Stew Llndberg, Jeff Jarness. Tim Rathje. Rick Everett. Ted Boecher. Row 7: Thad Briol. Dan Knutson. Brad Anderson. Bob Reinarz. Dave Williams. Jay Peterson, Rob McMenemy. Paul Langford. Brian John. Dan Haw Row 8: Mitch Flodlng. Brian Saeger. Paul Bosanko, Steve Walker. Rusty Saunders. Steve Worwa. Doug Gronseth. Scott Dobesh. Rick Larson Row 9: Steve Colford. Kevin Ellis. Bruce Temte. Row 10: Scott Schuman, Bob Eckert. Terry Peterson. Steve Pike. Frank Jordan. Row 11: Steve Holland. Dennis Anderson. John Wlllman. Mike Grant. Tom Norris. Jeff Bundy Row 12: Chris Angell Sports play a big role in student life at Lin- coln. Students showing outstanding athletic ability in any sport deserve recognition and thanks for supporting Lincoln. These students make up the Letter Club. Though the club meets only occasionally as a group, the interest and ability In sports shown by each member gives the club a unification. This is the first year girls also have joined the Letter Club. Sold by letterpersons for the hockey team. 62 Leltermen Lincoln Boar. Julie Schlagel Lincoln Bear: Linda Stow man Lincoln Bear: Keith Green Lincoln Bear: Marcia Meredith Lincoln Bear 63 Liberal Yet Traditional The MAH QUH or little bear has long been a tradition at Lincoln. The student publication was unique yet consistent with high standards met by papers of past years. A relatively small staff put in many long hours to put out the finished paper. As Barry Johnson, editor in chief put it, I feel this year's MAH QUH has been good. We attempted to be open and liberal, yet at the same time retained a certain element of traditionalism and conser- vatism. Other key staff members include Cindi Walden, news editor; Teri Bain, feature editor; and Larry Couture, sports editor. Newspaper adviser. Ms. Krueger is distressed after a deadline is missed. Valerie Johnson rewrites copy. Barry Johnson contemplates about the next Issue. 64 Mah Quh—New One eparlng a box. Mark Garton ships parts for Dairy Queon. Work Adds to Classroom For students interested in food and clothing services, child care, home furnishings and housekeeping. H.E.A.R.T. became the ideal organization. H.E.A.R.T. Is Home Economics and Related Training—a state wide association designed to organize and unify students in their study of a career. Experience came from the classroom program and on-the-job training. The Fall Delegate Assembly and Spring State Leadership Conference allowed students from different chapters to get together and to share ideas. Students competed in contests of ability in areas of their own interest. ( The students find out if they want to pursue these skills as a life vocation. Mrs. Geraldine Bradford, advisor.) Carol Gravos sets a table at Perkins. Doreen Larson and Mary Israelson keypunching at Donaldsons. 65 MOEA H.E.A.R.T. Medical Careers Future doctors, nurses, medical technicians and anyone else interested in a medically- oriented career, had the opportunity to par- ticipate in the Medical Careers Club. Although the membership was quite small, they con- tinued to run the concession stand at basket- ball games, using the money raised for two $75.00 scholarships for members of the club. The group also planned trips to United Children's Hospital. University Hospital and Fairview Southdale Hospital. Mrs. Hatch, the school nurse, served as the club’s advisor. Kris Graff and Sheila Johnson shako hands with Big Bird . A young boy enjoys the company of Big Bird . Nurse Rose passes out hospital brochures. Julie Eldred. Sheila Johnson. Kris Graff and Mrs. Hatch study the hospital’s brochure. Medical Careers 66 Working on a poster are Char Kriel. Denise Connally and Laurie Benda. Engrossed in her work, Laurie Holcolm paints a sign Spirit Builders Spirit was essential for members of the Pep Club. With ad- visor Mrs. Casey and President Char Kriel. the twenty members made posters for team members' lockers and sold banners, stationery, and buttons. The green and white buttons emphatically stated Do it Bears. or We can't Bear to Lose. The group also participated in a skit for the homecoming pep test. Vice president Claudia Eggan sorts greeting cards. Heidi Price gives advice to Laurie Benda. Char Kriel and Denise Connally. Pep Club 67 National Honor Society Pres —David Glass Vice Pres —Julie Newman Vice Pres. Tutoring—Jill Mamol Sec.—Marcia Styrlund Trees —Brenda Engleke State Pres —John Gibbs State Newspaper Ed.—Barry Johnson Activity was portrayed when members of the National Honor Society par- ticipated In various workshops throughout the state along with the usual student tutoring. For the first time in Lincoln's history. Sophomores were accepted into the society. Carnation selling was done In an effort to bring in extra funds. Service. Leadership. Character and Scholarship were the key words of the society. Leann Blrklld. Elizabeth Bohn. Deanna Carlson. William Cote. Cynthia Court. Larry Couture. Suzette Crocker. Sheryl Oahlstrom. Debra Dannewitz. Cheryl Dean. Debbie Dehnei. David Dennis. Gloria Eaton. Julie Eldred. Marcia Engel. Brenda Engolke, Susan Forsmark. John Gibbs State Pres.. David Glass Pres.. Michael Grant. Carol Graves. Keith Green. Bruce Gunderson. Linda Harris. Julia Heinz. David Hiller. Denise Hoyt. Barry A. Johnson. Tom Johnson. Keith Jordan. Karen Kacher. Sybllla Klentzle. Barbara Kisaell. Earl Kltto. Janet Kragnes. Charlene Krlel. Rick Larson. Kimberly Lees. Thomas Lundln. Tom Machacek, Jill Mamel V. Pros. Tutoring. Randal Marcheasault. Michael Mauk. Marcia Meredith. Karla Menzol. Sandra Mlelke. Patricia Mlelke. Patricia Miller. Joan Nelson. Karen Nelson. Julie Newman V. Pres.. Lynn Newman. Cynthia Newport. Jennifer Noreen. Paul Olson. Kenneth Olson. Lisa Opltz. Becky Owens. Georgia Patton. Alan Paulsen, Lizabeth Peckham. Patricia Peterson. Kathryn Ramsted. Robert Relnarz. Karen Remington. Michelle Richardson. Randl Rystad. Stephen Sanders. Jerald Saunders. Byron Schlffman. Scott Schuman. Jill Smller. Katherine Smith. Brad Solstad. Kimberly South. Becky Stafford. Sharon Stenerson. Neil Stocha. Susan Stinson. Linda Stowman. Linda Strom. Marcia Styrlund Sec.. Heidi TapHn. Randy Templeton. Bruce Temte. Judith Tyrgeon. Maru Vltala. Stephen Waddell. Stephen Walker, Monica Westerlund. David Williams. Debra Wilson. Stephen Worwa 68 National Honor Society Front: Barb Burke. Corl Johnson. Julia Heinz. Lisa Johnson. Back: Rich Craft. Mike Sylvester. Mike Rumpee. Pat Schiagei Front: Bev Duckett. Sandy Sabin. Barb Burke. Corl Johnson. Back: Tom Larson. Hal Fossum. Rich Craft. Mike Sylvester. Lincoln Bearies Talented students who enjoy music while singing together are the Lincoln Bearies. They are willing to spend time and effort In practicing popular tunes along with bits of choreography. New uniforms added a modern style to their appearance. In addition to the usual school concerts, they performed at various places such as Fairvlew Hospital. Valley West Shopping Center and Bloomington Northwest Bank. From their performances, one can see that their time and effort was well spent. Front: Lisa Johnson. Julia Heinz. Pamela Grant. Sheryl Oahlstrom. Back. Pat Schiagei. Mike Rumpee. Burke Hancer. Paul Fossum. Lincoln Bearies 69 Break a Leg Many students active In the theatre department are Initiated two times each year to the high honor of Thespian. This is a title given to those that have accumulated 100 pts, in crews, walk on parts, and other various jobs. Those who earn much more than a 100 pts. are given the title of Honor Thespian. The officers this year are: President Mike Loftus, Vice-President Liz Bohn, and Secretary Laurie Maple. With the assistance of Mrs. Betty Stainer, the Thespians continually strive to improve the Theatre Department, always keeping their motto in mind: Act well your part; there all honor lies”. Mrs Stainer sorts through cards. Row 1: Julie Heinz. Gloria Eaton Row 2: Karen Rust. Liz Bohn. Laurie Maple. Paul Fossom. Pat Schiagei. Tom Larson. Bov Duckett. Janeil Bonar. Row 3: Laurie Jones. Kim Buss. Sue Johnson Row 4: Amy Clark. Chris Enstad. Debbie Sumdem. Shawn Gilbert. Mrs. Stainer. Greg Lundman. Dan Nelson. Tom Larson is tired of listening to Sue Johnson. Mike Loftus is skeptical white Liz Bohn is excited by an idea. Wendy Abell and Jim VanWinkle enthusiastically listen to the plans. You think knitting with two pencils is hard try It with two fingers 70 Thespians What Is Life About When was the last time you asked yourself. Who am I? and How should I live my life? Those who have joined Philosophy Club had the oppor- tunity to read and or discuss the life styles of others. This was done in the hopes of trying to find answers to such questions. The rather small group of students that made up Philosophy Club seldom found the answers to their questions. The meetings were not held in school, but rather at members houses in the evenings. This factor contributed to a more informal, relaxed style of discussion. According to Mr. Tufigno. the advisor. Philosophy Club has improved the school by contributing better human beings to It; its members. Joan Nelson. Jenny Nocoen. and Tom Thompson read the Prophet. Jenny and Tom listen to Mr. T's ideas on good and evil Dave Moss listens to the others Tom Ross and Dave Moss intentty listen to the discussion. Philosophy 71 Instructor shows student how to ski properly. Mickey Schultz proves skiing can be done. When you first learn to ski It can be a terrifying ex- perience. On my first lesson I went flying down the hill backwards on my ski’s, then when I reached the bottom. I fell so that I wouldn’t fall in the rocky bottom. Once I caught up with the rest of the class, they were managing to go down the hill the right way. Finally after an IV� hours, our instructor threatened us by saying we were going to the top of the hill, so up to the top of the hill we went. Once on the chairlift looking down you think you’re go- ing to fall, though once at the top you thought you were on top of a mountain. Going down though I was forever falling down, so once I finally made it to the bottom I fell. Freezing cold I went Into the chalet. I U b Buckhill and Its night time beauty. Sktiers over-look Burnsville while deciding whether or not to attempt the hill. Jon Flugstad. Jim Smith. Brian Abrahamson, Terry Benda, Mrs Brenner. Holly La Fortune. Hedayat D'aie. Jeane Talberg. Barb Orels. Karen Clabo. Tammy Kuchelmeister. Lisa Opitz. Sue Colford. Jett Wurdeman. Lisa Fuhr. Marie Bissonette. Carrie Kacher. Teresa Hughs. Sue Beauchaine. Marsha Mlllonig. Charlotte McKinley. Andy Chapfieid. Dawn Meier. Abbe Mills. Kerry Anderson. Jett Waddell. Cindy New- port. Mrs Ruetl. Mrs. Casey. Mr. Hamrin. 72 Ski Club Yearbook Jim Robinson drawing pictures for some pages in the yearbook. Guy Oandroa focuses his camera at a Lincoln hockey game. The approximate twenty members of the yearbook staff studiously worked in the photo lab sixth hour and after school trying to develop a presentable yearbook. They made many appearances to the general student body of Lincoln including selling shirt Iron-ons. presenting movies over lunch hour for promotion of book sales, and of course, booksales they were slightly over 1000. Steve Barry and Jim Robinson work diligently to make the deadline. Mary Kay Hatcher depicted on the blackboard by Steve Barry. Heidi Taplin proofreads yearbook copy after she was through typing It Sharon Weller sorts pictures for the yearbook. Yearbook 73 SPORTS VN3UV Team Stresses Individualism With emphasis on the individual, cross-country racing had extra merit as a sport. Although the members raced as a team, each runner was working as an in- dividual In competition. For the first time in Lincoln's history girls were added to the team. The team finished the season with a stan- ding of 11 and 2 In the Lake Conference. Returning lettermen Fran Koch, Thad Briol. Brad Jostock and Rick Anderson form- ed the nucleus of the team. Lin- coln placed fourth out of twenty- four schools In the district 18 meet to qualify for the regional contest. The team placed sixth out of seventeen schools, missing the four team cut off for State. Leading the psck from the gun Kathy Lundin. Julie Tor- nlng. and Terry Shaughnessy compete in the District meet at Nokomls. Filled with vitality, highly rated junior. Sharo Nelson approaches the starting line. Row 1: John Morrison. Mike Adams. Brad Jostock. Fran Koch. Rick Row 3: Randy Marchessautt. manager. Dan Danowit. Bill Corby. Duant Anderson, Thad Briol. Pete Boe. Row 2: Brad Douglas. Jon Poltus. Ken Naddy. Jeff Kathan. John Jacobson. Dan Knutson. Jeff Egan. Coach Ochs Patterson. Paul Rahn. Tim Daly. Bruce Temte. Bruce Porter. Earl Kitto 76 Sports Cross Country thy Lundin. Sharon Nelson. Julie Tornlng. Bill Ochs. Ann Somers. Valerie Johnson. Terry aughnessy. Star Fran Koch rambles on to victory at Lake Mokomis. At the Lake Nokomis District meet. Brad Jostock and Rick Anderson sprint past a Jefferson runner. Finished with the race Paul Rahn catches his breath at a Hyland Park meet. Lincoln Opponent Score 88 Edina West 132 110 Eisenhower 100 82 Jefferson 135 91 St Louis Park 119 83 Lindberg 131 103 Edina East 107 59 Kennedy 159 63 Richfield 163 100 Wayzata 110 80 Cooper 132 74 Robbinsdale 136 66 Minnetonka 152 Girl's Cross Country 4th out of 6 3rd out of 4 Surveying the race course before a meet at Hyland Park are Paul Rahn and Mike Adams. Cross Country 77 Victorious! Never before had any team been this good. Championship material was what it took, and the Lincoln Soccer team had It. With the support of many students, they kicked their way to the top. •Lightning Lou Drazenovich led the team in scoring. Although faltering slightly in mid- season. the team found the unity they needed under the guidance of Tom Lampi and Jack Born, coaches, enabling them to come back and go all the way to the top. Jett James steals ball as Bjourtg Lee looks on. Row 1' Dave Gunderson. Dan Haeg. Stewart Llndberg. Dennis Anderson. Paul Bosanko. Carl Fuhr, Steve Holland. Steve Pike. Frank Jordan. Ted Boecher. Steve Peterson. Tim Rath)e. Bari Larson. Rich Everett. Manager Steve Lapam. Row 2: Coach Lampl. Steve Shandiey. Mike Mauk. Co- captain Shawn Dougherty. Randi Rystad. Dave Oys. Bob Hartman. Steve Collord. Jeff James. Chris Pyle. Co-captain Lou Drazenovlch. Bob Berg. Steve Bishop. Pat Williams. Coach Born Row 1: Dan Haeg. Jim Golden. Mark Waters. Row 2: Mark Courrier. Gerry Meehl. Mike Adams. Tom Jungst. Gary Anderson. Row t: Pat McClellan. Scott Anderson. Mark Phibbs. Mark Dzandzara. Todd Banloehr. Charlie Brown. Mike Rydberg. Kevin Wlshy. Bob Schwitz. Dan Beck Row 2: Tim Blair, Brian Budenski. Leroy Miller. Chris Pyle. Rick Lough. Tod Patton. Kerry Fitzgerald. Mark Mullane. Mike Harrer. Jay Turkbas. Eric Paulson. Curt Johnson Varsity Lincoln Opponent 7 Elsenhower 3 3 Minnetonka 0 3 Edina West 1 3 Llndberg 1 3 Cooper 2 3 Armstrong t 0 Edina East t 0 Kennedy 2 3 S. St. Paul 1 1 Jefferson 1 t Robbtnsdale 0 3 Richfield 2 2 Kellogg 0 3 St. Louis Park 1 3 Edina West 0 4 Armstrong 0 Playoffs 2 Richfield 1 7 Copper 0 2 Moundsvlew 0 Sophomore Lincoln Opponent 2 Eisenhower 1 3 Minnetonka t 1 Edina West 2 3 Lindberg t 2 Cooper 0 t Armstrong 0 1 Edina East t 3 Kennedy 0 5 Wayzata 0 1 Jefferson 0 3 Robblnsdale 1 2 Richfield 0 2 Kellogg 0 4 St Louis Park 2 79 Soccer Gymnastics Both teams are equal and need equal practice time. This caused some problems for the girls gymnastics team. The boys girls teams prac- ticed together every afternoon which was fine until the time for floor exercises. The boys did not like the loud music needed for practice. The tri- captains, the girls voted for handled the problem. Due to the closeness of the votes, tri-captains Sue Dewar. Debbie Clark and Diane Mittlestadt were chosen. Buses to all meets were shared with the boys with the girls taking care of all their own equipment. At the meets there were outstanding performances by sophomores Sue Vitalia, all around. Junior Lynn Saaski top performer on the beam and Seniors Debbie Clark and Sue Dewar floor exercises with Diana Mittlestadt top scorer on the unevens. Lack of dedication was evident with under half the team lettering. Cindy displays grace on the beam. Row 1: Shelley Pelton. Kathy Mittelstaedt. Diane Mlttelstaedt. Sue DeWar, Debbie Clark. Jackie Nelson. Dala Peterson. Row 2: Caroline Crumrlne. Kim Schmidt. Lynn Saaski. Sue Viitala, Cindy Weyrauch. Melissa Jones. Andrea Chatfield. Sandy Merhar Row 3: Miss Hartman. Karen Aaze. MaryAnn Oppegard. Laura Baker. Rlndo Welsch. Marcia Milionlg. Denise Brown. Miss Fourniea. 80 Gymnastics Gymnastics 81 Maggie Dunn poses gracefully on the balance beam. Lincoln Opponent Score 70.375 Armstrong 76.05 81.55 Cooper 77.70 71.55 Edina East 76.45 64.65 Edina West 74.50 74.55 Jefferson 62.95 72.30 Kennedy 51.95 68.45 Minnetonka 70.50 6945 Park 63 95 68 20 Richfield 86 90 70.95 Robbinsdale 72.60 73.50 Way 57.555 Once again Jan Elftmann straddles the lower high bar. Sue Vitala does her routine on the balance beam in perfect symmetry. Jan Elftmann straddles the high bar Raqueteers For an inexperienced team, the female tennis players of Lincoln did quite well. Their record for their se- cond season was 5 wins and 8 losses finishing fourth in the district tourna- ment. They started practicing 2 weeks before school started and from 2:30 to 5:00 after school. It was a good size group with over 30 girls. Row 1: Becky Owens. Debbie Heislck, Wendy Holtzapple, Laura Baker. Cindy Court. Ann Soha. Arr Hartwlg Row 2: Debbie Dehnel. Sharon Stenerson. Linda Stowman. Kim Forrey. Barb Anderson. Juli Harvey. Paula Carlson. Lynn Peterson. Shari Wilson. Number one singles player Julie Harvey battles for another vic- tory. Junior Ann Seha provides an additional punch with her backhand. Lincoln Opponent Score 0 Minnetonka 5 4 Wayzata 1 0 Edma West 5 2 Jefferson 3 0 St. Louis Park 5 0 Armstrong 5 4 Mound 1 5 Robbinsdale 0 3 Lindberg 2 . 5 Cooper 0 2 Kennedy 3 0 Edina East 5 Playoff 2 Jefferson 3 82 Girls Tennis Wet, Wild and Wicked Bunny Aaze's swimmers dove Into their second year of competition. These girls showed their strong dedication by practicing from 3:30 to 5:30 every night after school at Penn Junior High School where they swim from 4500 to 5000 yards each night. Three of the nineteen team members are divers who practice five nights a week at the Oak Grove Junior High. Some of their more relaxing ac- tivities included having breakfast together at 5:30 A M., getting together at Bunny's apartment for a party to see slides of divers, and attending their second annual ban- quet where awards were presented. The girls can be recognized with their T-shirts proudly displaying the words. This Is Bruin Country which Bunny presented to them. Lincoln Opponent Score 59 Copper 140 33 Edina West 63 36 Elsenhower 56 66 Minnetonka 133 63 Jefferson 141 36 Wayzata 60 72 Lindbergh 123 67 Edina East 134 91 Robbinsdale 105 125 Kennedy 56 75 Armstrong 127 95 Park 109 Pam Wlshart. Sarah Holmes. Christy Kiefer. Patty Qeehan. Carrie Anderson. Julie Craven. Sue Brehm. Diane Eppei. Nancy Whiting (man) Row 2: Cloris Stewart. Cindoe Cortez. Sue Peake. Julie Holman. Jennl Mund (capt ). Julie Martin. Cathy Brehm. Laura Brackett. Cheryl McConnell. Coach Bunny Aaze Girls Swimming S3 It’s Not Whether You Win Or Lose . . . Failing to obtain the necessary un- ity between offense and defense the L.H.S. football team won only one out of nine games. However, the team did produce a fine run- ning back in Ken Lewis and an outstanding line backer, all- conference Steve Worwa. Lincoln 6 Burnsville 10 20 Alexander Ramsey 0 0 Kennedy 7 14 Jefferson 20 7 Armstrong 20 0 St Louis Park 17 0 Edina West 24 6 Robbinsdale 34 19 Lindbergh 28 Atone and waiting Mike Grant anxiously eyes the pass Senior halfback Scott Morvtg leaps to make the reception against city rival Kennedy Following blocks by Ken Lewis and Steve Worwa fullback Tim Foreman struggles for extra yards during Lin- coln's Homecoming game. Determined quarterback Dave Albers sprints outside to elude tacklers. 84 Football VARSITY AND J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: Coach Kite. Mike Grant (Co- Captaln). Steve Walkor. Mike Fells. Bob Eckert. John Willman. Steve Worwa. Rick Waclawik. Pete Jackson. Dave Albers (co-captaln). Scott Mor- vig, Ken Lewis. Rusty Saunders. Mike Benz. Steve Lapham (trainer). Row 2: Scott Holland. Mark Johnson. Steve Barry. Jeff Bunde. Terry Poierson, Chris Angel. Tom Norris. Brian Johnson, Doug Gronseth, Marc THIung, Tim Foreman. Tim Stowman. Brian Strand. Scott Caswell. Steve Lloyd. Doug Ly- tle Row 3: Coach Wise. Coach Elton. Don Johnson. John Wagner. Mickey Dunne. Nick Richardson. Rick Faye. Doug Loos. Ken Nygren. Paul Engfer. Wayne Slutton, Jeff Baker. Mark McDonough. Dan Laurence. Jim Jackson. Gordy Golhl. Jeff Gray. Randy Elsslnger. Rick Larson. Tim Preiner. Pat McCabe. Ron Lewis, Peto Tuff. John Elton. Jeff Budewlte. Tim Frlebe. Coach Koelin. Coach Dolan. Row 1: Mike Anderson. Chuck Reginfuss. Jon Patterson. Bruce Larson. Bob Krull, Todd Dllley, Jim Swartzel. Bob Forder. Row 2: Harvey Andruss. Scott Levin. Mark Elhard. Dave Arbuckle. Mike Griffin. Erik Anderson. Kelvin Menzel, Tom Rudle. Row 3: Steve Clark. Scott Anderson, Jim Hron. Steve Cook. Wes Byron. Mitch Spelcher. Warren Wells. Jeff Nash. Jeff Haaheim. Dave Albers discusses strategy with coach Kollin Lincoln Opponent Score 20 Lind berg 26 0 Robblnsdalo 24 6 Jefferson 49 6 Kennedy 12 18 Armstrong 24 0 St. Louis Park 30 20 Edina West 28 12 Robbinsdale 20 Football 85 Gymnastics The Lincoln gymnastics team got off to a slow start. The resignation of Mr. Wolf brought confusion as to who was going to fill his job as coach. After captains practice a coach was found. Mr. Daniels a math teacher from Penn Jr. High. Later in the season two St. Cloud students John VanDupas and Gus Vickus were acquired. With only three returning letterman the team had a lot of hard work ahead of them. Under the new coaches practice went real well. There was a lot to be learned, hoping to have more depth for next year. In regions tournament Lincoln came in sixth place with co-captaln Kevin Ellis taking fourth in the all around event. Though the victories were minimal it was a good group of gym- nasts. with very helpful coaches. Kevin Ellis throws his weight around. Caught In the midst ot the great swing Jerry Wallace shows good form. 86 Gymnastics Lincoln 70 65 74 66 78 83 78 86 78 90 93 Edina West Park Robblnsdale Coo par Kennedy Richfield Edina East Elsenhower Jefferson Undberg Armstrong Opponent 86 135 103 113 94 94 79 105 95 88 150 Brian Ellis dismounts from the horse. Keith Esse gets his knee caught on the horse. Dan Packer at the height of his somer- sault. Row 3: Steve Nichols. Dale Cormier. Paul Vanderschern. Jim Hubert. Jerry Wallace. Adam Gray. Paul Anderson. Bruce Kltto. Dan Packer. Coach Daniels Row 2: Gus Vickus ass t coach. Kevin Ellis. Maurie Anderson. Keith Esse. Peto Fells. Ben Burrows. Brian Ellis. John VanDupas ass'l coach. Row 1: Chip Berglund. Mark McDougall. Mitch Floding, Mike Montgomery. Rick Morris. Gymnastics 87 Matmen The Lincoln matmen finished their regular season with a 4-8 record. The Bears lost some close meets where winning one more match could have given the team another victory. The outstanding abilities of seniors Pat Collins. Steve Lloyd and Bob Eckert gave the team needed victories in dual meet competition. Juniors Randy Krautbauer. Mark Moss and John Elton came through for the team in tight spots and won many close matches. Special con- gratulations go to Bob Eckert and John Elton for their performance in past season tournaments, with Elton wrestling in Regions and Eckert becoming a state entrant. Back: Coach Dave Arons. John Elton. Carl Fuhr. Steve Lloyd. Jett Baker. Bob Eckert. Rich Waclawik. Coach Thomas Lampl. Front: Randy Krautbauer. John Valne. Bruce Larson. Pat Collins. Charlos Burrows. Mike McDougall. Mark Moss. Lincoln Opponent Score 9 Kennedy 40 10 Jeff or son 35 12 Lindberg 43 39 Southwost 12 27 Elsenhower 31 22 Edina West 29 29 Armstrong 20 19 Robbinsdale 37 31 Irondale 21 27 Park 33 State wrestler John Elton attempts to roll his Jefferson opponont. Another state representative Bob Eckert concentrates as he awaits his match. Junior Jeff Baker defeats his opponent. Back: Tim Friebe. Jeff Budewttz. Ron Senn. Bruce Barnekow, Dave Arons. Front: Dan Jorgenson, Mark Brasseur. Steve Brady. Ross Johnson. Dave Arbuckle. 88 Wrestling Girls Basketball Lincoln girls Basketball was interscholastic for the first time. Although the record did not reflect a winning season, the experience gained was very rewar- ding. The only three victories occurred near the end of the regular season of play. The pressure in girls sports is not that the victory is the only gem but rather to improve and have a good time whether a team wins or loses. Possibly when participants and publicity increases then the pressure of winning will also become stronger. As usual Lincoln attendance was kept to a minimum of 150 or less while other schools especially crosstown rivals demonstrated their school spirit by supporting their girls athletics with large cheering crowds. Row 1: Carol Leon. Sue Rotzlen. Tina Pleper. Cathy Scherer. Rhonda Thomas. Ann Seha. Judy Jungwlrth. Row 2: Anita Nelson. Cris White. Janet Secord. Nova Rodekuhr. Laurel Holcomb. Jan Thew. Sue Gerard. Row 3: Mary Fischer. Julie Harvey. Jan Smith. Trudy Macziewski. Erin Mooney. Lynn Peterson. Girls Basketball Record Lincoln Opponent 24 Rosevelt 38 24 Park 48 34 Marshall U. 44 23 Kennedy 22 29 Jefferson 33 29 Richfield 34 33 Wayzata 49 25 Park 38 32 Jefferson 35 29 Shakopee 47 57 Spring Lake Park 39 37 Wayzata 35 31 Bhaska 29 21 Benilde 57 Basketball-Girls 89 x-country For the Lincoln ski team the 1975 season was one of success and dis- appointment. The Bears under the excellent coaching of LeRoy Martln- son breezed through Lake Conference competition with all-0 record. The region B meet proved to be one of suspense though, with no squad taking first in any event (jum- ping—2nd. cross country—2nd. and slalom—4th) yet capturing the title overall, this qualified the team for the state meet. At the state meet only one Bear (Brian Strand) finished the almost impossible course (nearly two-thirds of state competitors did not finish the course) thus putting the squad in 4th place. The jumpers finished with a somewhat disappoin- ting 4th. Then the sun shined thru, the cross-country squad placed number one. with Fran Koch, placing 2nd individually. With that the Bears finished the season as number three in the state. Row 1: Earl Kltto. Fran Koch. Rick Anderson. Row 2: Bruce Temte. Mike Adams. Bill Kenny. John Morrison. Row 3: Steve Wadell, John Gibbs. Randy Marchossault. Cross Country Coach Leroy Martin- son. Rick Anderson trots along. Fran Koch enthusiastically starts. Lincoln Cross Country Opponent 10 Richfield 5 10 Armstrong 5 7 Park 8 12 Edina West 3 14 Cooper 1 12 Edina East 3 5 Elsenhower 10 Bill Kenny makes it through the gstes. Mike Adams trudges along through the snow 90 Cross Country Skiing The girls look on as Art NG finishes the race. Earl Kitto emerges from the woods. The girls cross country ski team was a young and entirely new team com- prised mostly of sophomores and juniors with little or no experience. Through much hard work and gain- ed talent the girls comprised a successful record of 6 wins and 4 loses going on to take second place in districts and seventh place in regionals. Outstanding perfor- mances were given by Carrie Ander- son and Julie Craven, both sophomores. The team also ex- perienced a first for Lincoln—its coach Mary Villella had to take maternity leave toward the end of the season. A spectator cheers Thad Brlol to the finish. Bill Kenny receives help with his number. Joanne Mamel. Cindy Court. Carrie Anderson. Gina Murray. Becky Forsmarck. Ms. Villella. Sharon Nelson. Karen Haines. Lincoln Opponent Score 35 Armstrong 20 40 Richfield 15 22 Park 33 44 Edina West 15 15 Lindbergh 45 42 Kennedy 17 25 Robbinsdale 30 20 Edina East 38 15 Cooper 50 20 Eisenhower 40 District 87 Edina West 55 Robbinsdale 101 Richfield 102 Armstrong 121 Cross Country Skiing 91 Sky Fliers Lincoln Jumping Opponent 9 Richfield 6 9 Armstrong 6 15 Park 0 8 Edina West 7 11 Cooper 4 13 Edina East 2 15 Eisenhower 0 Jim Tempest gasps at the hill. 92 Jumping Jett Lande turns Into the next gate. Dave Chapman makes a sharp corner. Row 1: Patty Gibbs. Sandy McMenemy. Melissa Bagley. Row 2: Betsy Hartman. Debbie Heislck. Ann Hartwig. Shari Wilson. Nancy Whiting. Julie Holman. Lincoln Slalom Opponent 11 Richfield 4 12 Armstrong 3 15 Park 0 12 Edina West 3 15 Cooper 0 8.5 Edina East 6.5 12 Eisenhower 2 Row 1: Dave Chapman. Paul Carlsted. Tim Hoel. Row 2: Brian Post. Rob McMenemy. Randy Ebner. Row 3: Jim Vasatka. Rick Faye. Kurt Johnson, Eric Paulson. Jeft Lande. Scott Schuman. Slalom 93 Volleyball A second place standing in the dis- trict highlighted girl's volleyball. Fif- teen dedicated girls comprised the volleyball team for the second year of girl's Interscholastic competition. “They made great improvements, says coach Judy Jungwirth, and came close to being first in their dis- trict. They played especially well at the end of the season. Kathy Sherer, Tina Pieper, Mary Fischer, and Sue Girouard stood out as the more prominent members of the team. Row 1: Lorrle Mueller. Ann Daly. Lenore Polfus, Tina Pieper. Patsy Crook. Rhonda Thomas. Anita Nelson. Coach Jungwirth. Row 2: Mary Fischer. Sue Girouard (capl). Rita Eissinger. Kathy Sherer. Bea Comty. Laurie Holcomb. Julie Peterson. Aaron Mooney. Tina Pieper backs up Kathy Sherer as they make the set-up. 15 Rosemount 5 15 Edina East 7 15 Richfield 5 11 Jefferson 15 14 Edina West 16 7 Elsenhower 15 15 Armstrong 6 15 Kennedy 13 15 Lindbergh 17 15 Robbinsdale 8 15 Burnsville 5 15 St. Louis Park 7 13 Minnetonka 15 Coach Jungwirth reviews the team's strategy during a time out. Anita Nelson lofts one over as captain Sue Girourd moves Into position. Outstretched Sue Girourd punches a serve. 94 Girls Volleyball The Water Cubs Co-captains Tim Daly and Todd laverty tense before state meot. Swim Toam Record Lincoln Opponent 72 Prior Lake 100 66 Cooper 104 47 Edina West 43 31 Elsenhower 57 68 Jefferson 100 82 Fridloy 91 97 Wayzata 72 68 Lindberg 103 72 Minnetonka 100 82 Edina East 90 89 Robblnsdale 92 68 Kennedy 104 96 Armstrong 79 101 Park 73 Row 1: Lance Nelson, Brock Llnsey, Bruce Laverty. Tom Hilden, Peter Malrfield. Brian Gunderson. Grog Elliot. Row 2: Jim Egan. Tom Benda. Reed Nelson, Scot Pomeroy. Tom Bergstrom. Stan Brown. Jeffery Derudder, Mike Peter ass't coach. Row 3: John Starry. Wayne Ebllng, Tim Daly. Todd Laverty. Brad Nylander. Wayne Sletten. Nick Richardson. Coach Waters. The Bear's swimming team did a good job this year with a young team of three seniors, four juniors, four sophomores, and twelve freshman. The teams times are much improved over last year making the meets a lot closer. For the first time in three years. Lincoln sent someone to the state meet. Lincoln's co- captains Todd Laverty and Tim Daly went to state this year, in the 500 yd. Freestyle and 200 yd. Freestyle. Boys Swimming 95 As a student and spectator. I feel the hockey team did very well. Although we didn’t make first in the state we had a very good season (23-1). I feel that in every game a certain cheering crowd led them on to the playoffs. There was a great enthusiasm in each game and each crowd. I told ya you could do It. 96 Hockey Row 1: Carl Porcelli. Randy Lceman, Jeff Lee. Brad Larson. Paul Kruger. Jim Swartzel. Row 2: Mike Hughes. Bob Hartman. Mitch Spiker. Steve Kettlekamp. Bruce Porter. Lincoln Opponent Score 6 Washburn 0 6 Minnetonka 3 3 Eisenhower 0 3 Mounds View 0 4 Armstrong 0 to Thief River 1 8 Roseau 2 6 Kellogg 0 0 Kennedy 3 6 Richfield 3 7 Edina West 2 3 3 Wayzata Jefferson 0 1 4 Edina East 2 10 St. Louis Pk 3 3 Lindbergh 2 5 6 Cooper St. Paul Ac 2 4 7 Robblnsdale 2 5 Mpls. Henry 0 Regionals 26 LeSueur 0 8 Albert Loa 4 3 Jofferson 2 3 Kennedy 2 State Tournament 4 Lindbergh 2 1 Southwest 2 With the beauty of a figure skater Brad Larson glides across the Ice. Tim Harder and Dave Gunderson shot a goal. Row 2: Mitch Anderson. Terry Houck. Mike Krynskl. Steve Pike. Jeff James. Steve Worwa. Bruce Porter. Steve Shandly. Lou Orazonavich. Scott Dobesh. Bart Larson. Doug Wold. Row 1: Mickey Pickens. Dan Lawrence. Stewart Llndberg. Jeff Pyle. Tom Harder. Mike Harrer. Tim Harrer. Dave Gunderson. Scott Schumen. Hockey 97 Lincoln Dribblers Lead by tri captains Gary Opatz, Chip Hutton and Mike Grant the Lin- coln Basketball team had a very dis- appointing season finishing with a record of twelve wins and eight losses. What is not indicated by their record is that almost all the games were by only two or three points. In fact the Bears had a good chance to place in the state tournament had they not suffered a bitter defeat to Cooper in the region playoffs. Junior Steve Barry shoots over Richfield op- ponent. Guard Chip Hutton drives the middle against city rival Kennedy. Center Doug Gronseth muscles up a rebound. Lincoln Opponent Score 64 De LaSalle 59 59 Jefferson 62 68 Lindbergh 61 66 Cretin 68 63 Eisenhower 55 62 Edina West 74 69 Mpls. West 49 75 Armstrong 55 64 Robbmsdale 65 57 St. Louis Park 66 57 Richfield 54 84 Edina East 56 67 Minnetonka 51 47 Kennedy 60 56 Fridley 52 58 Eisenhower 40 56 Cooper 69 45 Wayzata 40 Regionals 50 Cooper 53 Senior forward Mike Grant breaks down the lane. 98 Basket-Boys VARSITY AND J.V. Row 1: Davo Cleary. Tom Lundqulat. Mike Cleveland. Tim Dulas. Gary Gustafson, Pete Coleman. Row 2: Chip Hutton (tri-capt.). Shawn Dougherty. Gary Opatz (trl-capt.). Ray Miller. Jeft Kathan. Steve Lindgren Row 3: Coach Carlson. Jim Jackson. Doug Gronseth. Steve Barry. Mike Grant (trl-capt.). Steve Colford. Jeff Gray. Coach Hutton Row 4 Larry Opatz. Steve Lapham (trainer). Dave Glass (man ). Bob Keenan (man ). Jim Robinson. Row 1: Tom Russet. Wade Tumberg. Wayne Lau. Brian Budenskl. Todd Dllley. Chris Pyle. Row 2: Dave Halls. Erik Anderson. Jeff Haahelm, Harvey Andress. Bob Hutton. Mark Anderson. Rick Lough. Row 3: Weston Byron. Randy Schulz. Jim Hubert. Steve Wlk. Duane Naddy. Bob Hellerud. Mr Dube. Gunner’' Gary Opatz lays one up on a break Elluslve Opatz snares a rebound, away. Basket-Boys 99 CLASS soniAi Wondy Abell; Thespians 11.12; Drama 10,- 11.12; Paper 10.11; Band 10.11.12. Ann Adams; DECA 11.12. Boyd Adams; Football 10; Wrestling 11; Orchestra 10 Ben Ahmann Sandy Albarella; AFS 10.11.12. Abes Babes 10. chap, pres 11. Pres 12; SAB 12. David Albers; Baseball 10.11.12; Football 10.11.12; Hockey 10; Intra 11.12; Letter- man 10.11,12. Bryan Aleshire. Chess Club 10.11.12. Kathy Allen; Abe s Babes chap pres 12. Lisa Alvin; Bear 12; AFS 11; Abe's Babes 10.11.12; Basketball 10; Orchestra 10.11.- 12; SAB 10.12. Brad R. Anderson Brad S. Anderson; Qolt 10.11,12; Wrestling 10.11.12; Letterman 10.11.12. Dennis Anderson Tennis 11.12; Football 10; Soccer 12; Hockey 10.11; Intra 12; Letterman 12. Elaine Anderson Karen Anderson Mark Anderson Mitch Anderson; Football 10: Hockey 11,- 12. Pam Anderson Rick Anderson; Cross Country 10,11.12; Track 10.11.12; Skiing 10.11,12: Letter- man 10.11,12; Band 10.11.12. Terri Anderson; Yearbook 12; Abe's Babes 10; Orchestra 10,11,12. Wayne Anderson Kim Anruss Chris Angell; Track 10; Football 10,11,12; Intra 10.11.12; Letterman 12. William Angell. AFS 10; Wrestling 10. James Angrimson Seniors 103 Keith Appel Sherri Atkinson; Track 11: Basketball 10,- 11; Skiing 10.12; Soccer 12; Hockey 10,11; Pep Club 10: Anthro 12. Tim Ault Pat Barber; Abes Babes 10.11,12: Brymettes 12; Choir 10.11.12. Cindy Baribeau: FTA 11; Flags 11.12; Pep Club 11. Band 11.12 Lynn Barr; Student Council 10; Cheerleader 11,12. Kathy Bartholomew Sheryl Behnen; FTA 11; Pep Club 10.11; Choir 10,11.12. Robert Berg; Skiing 10: Soccer 10.11.12: Lettermen 12. Ken Bergstrom; Paper 10.11.12; Track 10; Anthro. 12. Martha Bergstrom Doug Berland Donald Berry Penny Bethke; French Club 12; Abe's Babes 12; Ski Club 12; Choir 10.11,12; Band 11.12; Flags 12. Melinda Bigg Leann Birklid; NHS 11.12; Med. Careers 10; Abe's Babes 10.11. Chap. Pres, and Treas. 12: Swimming 11; Aqua Debs 10,12 Steve Bishop James Bissonnette: Track 10.11.12; Foot- ball 10,11.12; Intra. 10.11,12; Lettermen 10. Karen Blttlck; DECA 12. Dale Blomgron: Radio Club 10.11,12; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 12. Shawn Bloomer; Spanish Club 10.11 DECA 12. Peter Boe; Paper 10.11; Yrbk 12; X Country 12; Track 10.11.12; Football 10.11 Swimming 10; Intra. 11.12: Lettermen 12 Ted Boecher; Track 10; Soccer 10.11.12 Lettermen 12 Jon Bogen; SAB 12; Paper 10.11; Golf 10. 11.12; Football 10; Chess Club 11. 104 Seniors Liz Bohn; NHS 12. Nat l Forensic League 10.11.12; Thespians 10.11. V Pres. 12; Declamation 10.11,12; Drama 10.11.12; Chorr 11.12 Janell Bonar; Thespians 11.12. Drama 10.- 11.12; Band 11.12; Girls Chorus 10.11.12; Flags 11.12. David Borka Paul Bosanko. SAB 12; Tennis 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12, Inira. 11.12; Lettermen 11.12; Choir 10.11.12. Lynn Boysen. Abe s Babes 10; Skiing 11. Archery 10. Susan Branton; DECA 12. Mark Brenner. Yrbk 12; Skiing 10.12. Greg Broker Craig Brown Scott Buehler.Golt 10.11.12; Soccer 10; In- tra 10; Lettermen 10.11.12 Jeff Sunday. Golf 10.11.12; Football 10.12; Skiing 10.11; Intra. 12; Lettermen 12 Mike Bunnis Ben Burrows. Gymnastics 10.11,12. Track 10 Tom Burl; Skiing 12. Glenn Buth; Track 10.11.12; Football 10. Mike Carey. X-Country 11; Track 10.12; Skiing 10.11.12; Ensemblo 11. Deanna Carlson; NHS 12; Abes Babes 10.- 11; Brulnetles 11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12. Roxanne Cecka; FT A 11; Flags 11.12; Pep Club 11; Band 11.12 Douglas Chambers. Basketball 10,11; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10. David Chapman; Drama 10; Skiing 10; Ensemble 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12. Seniors 105 Mike Christensen Connie Christianson; Student Council 10; Choir 11 Amy Clark; Thespians 11,12; Drama 10.- 11.12; Track 10.11.12; Intra 10.11 Debra Clark; SAB 12; Spanish Club 10.11,- 12; Choerleader 10.11,12; Gymnastics 10.- 11,12; Track 10; Lettormen 10.11 Robin Coggshall Steve Colford; Basketball 10.11,12; Soccer 10.11.12; lettermen 11,12. Patrick Collins; Wrestling 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.11.12. Kim Condon Debra Connfy; Abe's Babes 10. Ann Cook; Drama 11. David Cormier William Cote; NHS 12; Swimming 10.11; Wrostllng 10. Cindy Court; SAB 10.12: NHS 12: Abo's Babes 10. chap. pres. 11, chap, coor- dinator 12: Tonnls 11.12; Skiing 12; Lettormen 11,12. Larry Couture; NHS 12; Paper 12; Baseball 10.11.12; Basketball 10. Gene Cox; Drama 11,12; Tennis 10; Skiing 12; Wrostllng 10 Don Craig Suzette Crocker Terry Crumrine; Abe's Babes 10: Flags 10.- 11.12. David Cormier Sheryl Dahlstrom; NHS 12: Drama 11.12; Choir 10.11.12; Pop Group 11.12. 106 Seniors Hedayat D'Aie; AFS 12; Swimming 12; Soccer 12 Deborah Dale James Danburg; Drama 10.11. Ensemble 10.11.12 Brenda Dandrea: Med Careers 11. Debblo Dannewitx; NHS 12; Yrbk 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12. Cindy Dea; Abes Babes 10. MOEA 12; Hockey 10.11.12 Cheryl Dean; NHS 12; Abes Babes 10; Brumettes 11,12. Debbie Dehnel;NHS 12; Tennis 11,12; Ski- ing 11.12; lettorperson 12; Band 10.11.12. Julie Delander; Abe's Babes 10.11,12; Pep Club 10 Kathy Delie Oavid Dennis; NHS 12; Skiing 10.11.12 Susan Dewar; Gymnastics 10.11. capt 12; Track 10.11.12; Lotterperson 10.11.12 Susan Dickinson Tom Dillon Tirp Divine Scott Dobosh Kyle Dougherty; Choir 10.11.12. Shawn Dougherty. Baseball 10; Basketball 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12; Lettermen 11,- 12. Louis Drazenovlch; Baseball 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12; Hockey 10.11.12: Lettermen 10.11.12. Barbara Dreis; Drama 11.12; Skiing 10.11.- 12; Swimming 10.11.12. Seniors 107 Bev Duckett; Thespians 11.12; Drama 10.- 11.12: Yrbk 10.11: Choir 10.11.12; Pop Group 10.11.12. Scott Dukart Judy Dunbar John Dunne; Abe's Babes 12; Baseball 10; Football 10; Band 10,11.12 Gloria Eaton Randy Ebner; Skiing 10.11.12. Robert Eckert; Football 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11.12; Lettermen 11,12. Joff Egan; X-Country 12; Track 11.12. Randy Elsslnger; Basketball 10; Football 10.11.12; Intra. 10.11.12; Lettermen 11,12. Julie Eldred Jan Elftmann; Abe's Babes 12; Gymnastics 10.11.12; Aqua Debs 10; Orchestra 10.11,- 12 Julie Elhard; Track 11; Basketball 10.11; Skiing 12; Hockey 10.11; Orchestra 10.11,- 12. Kevin Ellis; IR 12: Gymnastics 10.11.12; Lettermon 11,12. Suzanne Ellison; Yrbk 12; Abes Bsbes 10.- 11. pub chrm. 12. Band 10.11.12. Susan Eilwanger Marcia Engel; NHS 12; Yrbk 12; Abe's Babes 10.11.12. Brenda Engelke; NHS. troas 12; Abe's Babes 10.12; Timer 10,11.12; Pep Club 10.11. Class Treas. 12; German Club 10.- 11.12. Dan Enright Anita Erickson Mlko Erickson David Fatland Mike Fells; Football 10,11.12. Peter Fells Mary Fischer; Archery 10,11,12; Track 10.- 11,12; Basketball 11,12; Intra. 10. 108 Seniors Ronald Fllgge Milch Floding; Spanish Club 10; Gym- nastics 10.11,12. Pam Ford; Drama 10; Intra. 10; Philosophy Club 12. Patty Forder; FT A 11; DECA 11.12; Choir 10.11. Timm Foreman; Track 10.11.12; Football 10.11.12; Hockey 11.12; Lettermen 11.12. William Forrey Sue Forsmark; NHS 12; Band 10.11.12. Lorri Fosseen Paul Fossum Linda Fowler Mary Frederlckson Dianne Freund Sue Frlebe. Choir 10.11.12. Loroy Friswold Kari From Carl Fuhr; Soccer 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.- 11.12; Lettermen 11.12. Mark Garton; MOEA 12; Tennis 10; Ski Club 11; Anthro 12. Dwight Geisler; Baseball 10.11.12; Skiing 12; Hockey 10.11; Intra. 12 Steven Gelakoski John Gibbs; NHS. Mn. Pres 12; Goll 10.- 11.12; Football 10.11; Skiing 11.12; Ensemble 10.11.12; Band 10.11. v. pros. 12. Seniors 109 Mark Gibson Gloria Gieler; Drama 11; GAA 10: Choir 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12. Shawn Gilbert; Thes 11.12; Drama 11.12; Philosophy Club 12; Choir 10.11.12. Brian Glleczok Thomas Gillespie Susan Girouard; Track 11,12; Basketball 10.11; Intra 10.11. Mary Gladhill; Band 10.11.12. David Glass; NHS 11. Pres 12; Y-Teons 12; Basketball Mgr. 10.11. Statistician 12; Letterman 11,12; Orch. 10,11.12; Stud. Council Treas. 10; SBCR 11; MASC Delegate 10,11. Gordon Golhl; Stud. Council 10.12; Paper 11.12; Boseball 10; Basketball 10; Football 10.11.12; Intra 12; Lettermen 12. David Golden; Y-Teens 12: Track 10,11; Swimming 10,11; Band 10.11,12. Kristine Graff Barb Grant; Y-Teens 12; Orch. 10.11,12. Michael Grant; Natl Forensic 11.12; Basketball 10.11.12; Football 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.11.12. Pamela Grant Keith Green; NHS 11.12; Tennis 10; Band 10.11.12; Orch. 11.12; Mascot 12. Linda Green; DECA 11,12. Lloyd Green Tim Grier; Thes 11,12; Paper 12; Drama 10.11.12. Kathy Grimes; Honor Society 10.11. Doug Gronseth; Baseball 10.11.12; Basketball 10.11,12; Football 10.12; Lottermen 10.11,12. Tania Gulbrandson; Y-Teens 10; MOEA 11.12; Orch. 10.11. Bruce Gunderson; NHS 11.12; Tennis 10.- 11.12; Intra 11.12; Lettermen 12; Ensemble 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12; Orch. 12. 110 Seniors Teresa Hamernlck; MOEA 11, parllamen- tarian 12. Laura Hamilton; Abe s Babes 10.11. treas. 12; Band 11,12. Bob Hand David Hanson Tim Hanson Thomas Harder; Hockey 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.11.12. Scott Harrington Linda Harris Matthew Harrison Colleen Harvey; Abe’s Babes 10; QAA 10; Gymnastics 10. Archery 10; Tennis 10; Golf 10; Baseball 10. Dennis Harvey Mary Kay Hatcher; Paper 10.11.12; Yrbk 10.11. ed. 12; Spanish Club 10; FTA 10; Astro Club 10; Model UN 10. Anthro. 12; Skiing 11. Dale Haugen Therosa Hays; Abe’s Babes 11.12; Skiing 12; Choir 11.12. Mark Heckman; Tennis 11.12; Hockey 10.- 11; Choir 10. Kathleen Heerwald; Abe’s Babes 11.12. Julia Heinz; SAB 12; Thespians 11.12; Drama 10.11.12; Philos. Club 11.12; Choir 10.11,12; Pop Group 12. Deb Heisick; Abe's Babes 11; Tennis 12; Skiing 11.12; Swimming 10; Lettermen 11,- 12; Philos. Club 12; Anthro. 12. Model UN 12 William Heigeson Tom Hertzke; German Club 12. Seniors 111 Jean Hewitt; Abe's Babes 10; Pep Club 10; Med. Careers 11; Choir 10. David Hiller; Nat l. Forensic League 12: IR 11; Radio 10.11. pres 12. Joel Hlllyer; Tennis 10.11.12; Skiing 12. David Hinz; VICA 12; X-Country 10; Track 10.11: Skiing 10. Paul Hoaglund Richard Hoffman Laurel Holcomb; Track 10.11.12; Basket- ball 10.11.12: Volleyball 10.12; Band 10.- 11.12. Steve Holland; Stud. Council 10; Abe's Babes 12; Golf 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12; Hockey 10.11; Intra. 11.12; Lettermen 10.- 11.12. Leroy Hostetler; Tennis 11; Swimming 11. Kim Houck; Archery 10; Tennis 10; Basket- ball; Choir 10.11.12. Terry Houck; Baseball 10.11.12; Soccer 10.11.12; Hockey 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.- 11.12. John House; Stud. Council 10; Paper 11,- 12: Swimming 10. Denise Hoyt; Stud. Council 10; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 12; Gymnastics 10; Tennis 10; Golf; Skiing 10.11.12; Choir 10.11.12. Teresa Hron Thomasa Hudson Nlta Hultqulst; Paper 10; Abe’s Babes 12; Skiing 12; Band 11.12; Flags 11.12. Kristine Hundley; Abe's Babes 12; Skiing 11.12. Linda Hurst Robort Hygrell Mary Israelson 112 Seniors David Iverson Jim Jackson; Baseball 10; Basketball 10.- 11.12; Football 10. Peter Jackson; Baseball 10.11.12; Football 10.11,12; Intra. 12; Lettermen 11,12. Gregory Jaeger; Intra 10. Lori Jenson Robert Jensen Susan Jensen; Abe's Babes 10. chap. pres. 11. v. pres. sec. 12; Band 10.11.12. Jean Jensen Barry Johnson; Stud. Council 10; NHS 12; Drama 10; Paper 10,11. ed. 12; Swimming 10.11; Philos. Club 12; Model UN 11,12 Barry Johnson Craig Johnson, Gymnastics 10.11; Lettermen 10,11. Kevin Johnson Lisa Johnson; Med. Careers 12; Abe's Babes 11,12; Timer 10.11,12; Aqua Debs 10.11; Philos. Club 12; Choir 10,11,12; Pop Group 12. Sandra Johnson; Abe's Babes 10,11,12; MOEA 11. Band 10.11. Thomas Johnson; NHS 12; Basketball 10; Intra. 11.12. Jackie Jones; AFS 12; MOEA 11; Skiing 10,11.12; Timer 11. Tim Jones Cindy Jorgenson. MOEA 11,12; Choir 10.- 11. Brad Jostock; X-Country 10,11,12; Skiing 11,12; Lettermen 10.11.12; Choir 10.11.12. Karl Kacher. NHS 12; Abe's Babes 10.12; Ski Club 11,12; Flags 11,12. Bradley Kargus James Karsten. Band 10.11,12. Linda Kathan Brian Kary Seniors 113 Colleen Kelly John Kelly Bill Kenny; Tennis 10.11.12; Skiing 10.11.- 12; Intra 11; Lettermen 12 Jennifer Kent; Skiing 12. Sybilla Kientile; MOEA 11. Pres. 12. Barb Klssell; NHS 11.12. Earl Kltto; NHS 11.12; Cross Country 11.- 12; Track 11,12; Skiing 11,12; Lettermen 12. Paul Klanderud Ron Kleve; Skiing 11,12. Debbie Kloyda; Abes Babes 10.11, Chapt. Pres. 12. Denise Kloyda Kurt Kneeland Mickey Knlsely; SAB 12; Abes Babes 11,- 12; Cheerleader 10.12; Gymnastics 10; Swimming 11,12. Daniel Knutson; Cross Country 11,12; Track 11.12; Lettermen 12. Fran Koch; Drama 12; Cross Country 10,- 11.12; Track 10.11.12; Skiing 10,11.12; Lettermen 10.11.12; Ensemble 10.11.12; Band 10,11.12; Class VP 12. Kim Koch Dave Kolklnd Debra Kortgard; Abos Bobos 10. Janet Kragnes; NHS 11.12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Bruinettes 11,12; German Club 10.11,12. Kevin Krautbauer; Cross Country 11; Foot- ball 10; Band 10.11.12. 114 Seniors Charlene Krlel; NHS 11.12; Abes Babes 10.11.12; Pep Club 10. V Pres. 11. Pres. 12; Timers 10.11.12; Anthro. 12. Randy Kroyer Sherri Krull Diane Kruse; AFS 12; Choir 10.11.12; Pep Club 10. Mike Krynskl; Golf 10: Soccer 10; Hockey 11.12. Joel LaBIssonniere; Tennla 10.11.12; Lettermen 12; Ensemble 12; Band 10.11,- 12. Pam Lacey; Latin Club 10; Aqua Dobs 10. Sec. 11. Pres 12; Flags 12; Ski Club 12. Scott Ladendorf Robyn LaFortune; FTA 10. Dwight Lande; Spanish Club 10.11; Foot- ball 10; Skiing 10.11.12; Lettermen 11.12. Cathy Landry. DECA 11.12 Steve Lapham. Cross Country 11.12; Gym- nastics 11.12; Golf 11.12; Track 10.11.12; Baseball 11.12; Football 10.11.12; Soccer 11.12; Wresting 11.12; Hockey 11.12; Lettermen 11,12. Denise Larson. Abes Babes 10; MOEA 11,- 12. Doreen Larson; Abes Babes 10; MOEA 11.12: Hockey 10.11; Choir 10.11. Julie Larson; Abes Babes 10.11.12; Brunettes 11,12. Rick Larson Mark Lauor Todd Laverty; Swimming 10.11. Capt. 12: Lettermen 11,12. B)oung Lee; Soccer 12. Kimberety Lees. NHS 11.12. Abes Babes 11; Tennis 10; Goff 10; Band 10.11,12. Ken Lewis; Archery 10.11.12; Track 10.11,- 12; Basketball 10.11; Football 10.11.12; Skiing 10.11.12. Lettermen 11,12; Band 10.11. Nancy Llmbert; Student Council 10: MOEA 11.12. Jon Lind; Track 10; Football 10. Michelle Llndberg; FTA 10.11; Abes Babes 10.11.12; Football Stat.; Choir 10,11,12; Pep Club. Seniors 115 Steve Lloyd; Football 12; Wrestling 10.11.- 12. Mike Lottus; SAB 10. Pres. 12; Thespians 11. pres 12; Drama 10.11,12. Paper 10,- 11.12; YRBK 10.11.12. Abes Babes Chapt Pres. 12. Cheryl Lough; Stud. Council 10. Abes Babes 12; Cheerleader, capt. 10,11.12. Greg Lundm, Thespians 11, 2; Drama 10.- 11.12; X-Country 10.11. Teresa Lundy; Abe's Babes 11; Choir 10.- 11; Ski Club 12 Cindy Lytle; DECA 11. trees. 12. Thomas Machacek; NHS 12; Intra. 11,12. Maureen Maczlewskl. MOEA 12; Track 10; Swimming 11; Band 11,12. Thomas Madden Donna Magnuson; Abe's Babes 10.11; Bruinettes 11; Aqua Debs 10.11.12; Pep Club, treas 10. Mark Magnuson; Debate 10; Track 10; Football 10 Kevin Mahal; Gymnastics 11.12; Baseball 11.12; Soccer 12. Deborah Malecka Jill Mamel; SAB 12; NHS. V. pres, tutoring 12; Timers 10. Laureen Maple; SAB 10. sec. 12; Nat'l Forensic League 10,11,12; Thespians, sec. 10.11.12; Drama 10.11.12; Choir 11.12. Georgia Maples; MOEA 11.12; Band 11. Randy Marchessaull; NHS 11.12; YRBK 12; Cross Country 12; Track 10.11.12; Skiing 11,12; Swimming 10. Joann Marinenko Steve Mark; Inti. Relations 11; Golf 10.11,- 12. Danny Martinson Damon Mathews; Band 10.11,12; Hydraulics Club, pres; German Club 10,- 11.12. Mike Mauk. NHS 12; Baseball 10.11.12; Basketball 10.11; Soccer 10.11.12; Intra 12; Lettermen 10.11.12 Steve Mayer. Tennis 11,12; Intra. 12. Scoti McArdle; Gymnastics 10.11; VICA 12; Lettermen 11. 116 Seniors Thomas McCarthy Mike McDougall; Wrestling 10.12. Alison McGaha; Abo's Babes 11. Robert McMenemy, Tennis 10,11.12; Ski- ing 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.11,12 Cory Motor Karla Menzel; Stud. Council 10; NHS 12; AFS 11; Abe s Babes 11.12; Philos. Club 12; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12; Timers 10.11.12; Class V. pres 10. Marcia Morodith Sandra Merhar; DECA 11; Gymnastics 10.- 11.12. Pamela Meyer Matt Mlelke; Tennis 10.11.12; Band 10.11,- 12. Sandra Mlelke; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 11.- 12; Band 10.11.12. Debra Miller Patricia Miller; NHS 12; AFS 10.11.12: Abe's Babes 10.11; Choir 10.11.12; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11,12; Ensemblo 11.12; Pop Club 10. Steve Miller Diane Mittelstaedt; Abes Babes 10.11.12; Cheerleaders 10.11. Capt. 12; Gymnastics 10.11. Capt 12; Track 10; Skiing 10.11; Lettermen 10,11.12; Softball 10. Suo Moline; Thespians 11.12; Drama 10.- 11.12; Abes Babes 11.12; Choir 10.11.12. Connie Montgomery; Abes Babes 10. Loretta Mootz Janice Morrison; Abes Babes 10,11,12: Ski Club 11.12. Charles Morse Seniors 117 David Morse Scott Morvlg; DECA 12; Baseball 10,11.12; Football 10,11.12; Hockey 11,12; Lettermen 10,11,12; Band 10.11. David Moss; Int'l Relations 11; Radio Club 10.11; Paper 10,11; Philosophy 12. Nancy Mulcare; Abe's Babes 10. Susan Mullane Dana Muller; Golf 11; Wrestling 10,11,12. Kevin Myrmel Crtsty Nelson Dan Nelson; Nat'l Quill and Scroll; Declamation 10,11,12; Band 10.11.12 Joan Nelson; Student Council 10; NHS 11,- 12; French Club 10;AFS 11. Pres 12; Aqua Debs 10, pres. 11,12; Philosophy 12; Choir 10,11,12; Model UN 12. John Nelson Karen Nelson. NHS 11,12; Yrbk. 10,11,12; German Club 10,11,12; AFS 10,11,12; Med Careers 11; Ski Club 12. Sandy Nelson; Skiing 11; Band 11,12. Thomas Newell; Golf 10; Football 10; Ski- ing 10,11; Lettermen 11. Julie Newman. NHS 12. VP; Yrbk. 11; Abes Babes 10,11, Chap. Pres. 12: Band 10.11,- 12; Orchestra 12 Lynn Newman. SAB 10. VP 12; NHS 11.12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12. Cynthia Newport. SAB 10.12; NHS 11,12; Abes Babes 11,12; Bruinettes 11,12; Band 11,12; Ski Club 12; Class Treas. 11; Class Sec 12. Robert Nordin; Gymnastics 12. Jennifer Noreen. NHS 11,12; Orama 10,11; French Club 10. AFS 12; Philosophy Club 12; Choir 10.11,12; Model UN 12 Tom Norris; Baseball 10,11; Football 10.- 11,12; Wrestling 10; Intra 11,12; Lettermen 12. 118 Seniors Bradley Nylander; Golf 10; Swimming 10,- 11.12: Letter men 12. Loreen Odden Karen Odland Paul Olsen; NHS 11.12; Abes Babes; Band 10.11.12. Cynthia Olson. MOEA 11,12. Dobra Olson Kenneth Olson; NHS 11,12; Golf 11.12. Scott Olson Greg O'Neil Gary Opatz. Basketball 10.11,12; Lettermen 10,11.12. Lisa Opltz. NHS 11,12; Drama 11,12 Susan Ordahl. Abes Babes 12; Orchestra 10.11.12 Karlene Overlid Becky Owens; SAB 12; Tennis 12; Orchestra 10.11,12. David Oys; Soccer 10.11.12; Hockey 10; In- tra 10.11 Elizabeth Pahl Raymond Pahl Jane Palbickl; AFS 10.11.12; Abes Babes 11; Band 10.11,12. Jerry Palmer Ronald Palmer; Football 10. Georgia Patton. NHS 11.12; Girls Chorus 10.11. Alan Paulsen; NHS 11.12; AFS 11,12; Track 10.11.12; Football 10,11; Lettermen 11.12; German Club 10,11,12 David Pearson Lizabeth Peckham. Abes Babes 10; Skiing 11.12; Field Hockey 10 Seniors 119 Patricia Pelto; Swimming 11. Rebecca Petersen Billie Peterson; NHS 10; Paper 11.12; Band 10; Orchestra 11. Brent Peterson Cheryl Peterson Jay Peterson Jeff Peterson Kevin Peterson Patty Peterson; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 10; Choir 10; Band 11.12; Flags 11. capt. 12. Roltyn Potorson Scott Peterson; Radio Club 10,11,12. Steven Peterson Terry Peterson. Baseball i0.il; Basketball 10.11; Football 10.11.12; Intra. 11,12. Stevo Pike. Soccer 11.12; Hockey 11.12; Lettermen 11.12. Pat Plaisance Laura Podolinsky Lenore Polfus; German Club 10: AFS 11. 12; GAA 10.11.12; X-Country 12; Archery 10; Track 10.11.12; Basketball 10.11.12; Hockey 10. Letterperson 11,12; SAB 12 Delayne Porter; Stud. Council 10; Latin Club 10; Abe's Babes 12; Swimming 10; Band 10.11.12; Pep Club 10. Tim Preiner; X-Country 10.11; Track 10. 11.12; Football 12. Skiing 10.11. Intra. 12; Lettermen 11,12. Band 10.11.12. Robert Prescott Darcy Prindle; Gymnastics 10. Laurie Proehl; Band 10. Jonathan Quist Kathy Ramsted. NHS 12; Abe s Babes 10.- 11,12; Bruinettes 11. capt 12; Choir 10; Pep Club 10; Band 11.12; German Club 10.11.12 120 Seniors Robert Reinarz; NHS 12; Golt 10.11.12; Football 10: Hockey 10. Intra. 11; Lottermen 10.11.12. Rick Reishus Karen Remington; NHS 12; Yrbk 11; AFS 10; Abe's Babes 11.12; Band 10.11.12. Michelle Richardson; NHS 12; Pep Club 10 Ross Richardson, DECA 12. Mary Richter; French Club 10; AFS 11; Mod. Careers 10: Abe's Babos 10.11.12; Brulnettes 11. Steve Risacher; VICA 11.12. Charles Ritmlre Mark Robin Mike Robin Renee Robinson Roger Rosdahl Thomas Ross; Golf 11; Basketball 10; Intra. 11.12; Philos Club 12. Carol Rudolphl; Philos, Club 12; Choir 10,- 11.12. Sue Rueff; DECA 11.12; Choir 10. Annette Ruhme; Abe's Babes 11.12; Cheerleader 11.12. Arlene Russell. MOEA 11.12. Karen Rust; Thespians 12; Drama 10.11,- 12; Orchestra 10.11.12 Susan Ryan; Abe's Babes 11.12; Cheerleader 12. Carol Rydberg; Abe's Babes 10.11.12; Track 10; Int a 10.11; Band 11.12; Flags 11. capt 12. Seniors 121 Randl Rystad; NHS 10.11.12; Basketball 10; Soccer 10.11.12; Intra. 11.12; lettermen 11,12; Ensemble 11,12; Band 10.11.12. Sandy Sabin; Drama 10.11; Abes Babes 11; Choir 10.11.12. Brian Saeger; Tennis 10.11. Lettermen 11. Stephen Sanders; NHS 11.12; Cross Coun- try 10.11; Track 10.11; Skiing 11.12. Jerald Saunders; NHS 11,12: Baseball 10; Basketball 10: Football 10.11,12; Intra. 11,- 12: Lettermen 11.12 Debbie Sauve; Pep Club 10. Byron Schlffman; Stud. Council 10; NHS 11.12; Paper 10.11; YRBK 10. Ed. 11; AFS 10; German Club 10.11,12. Nancy Schimunek Cynthia Schipper Pnt Schlagel; Thespians 11.12; Drama 10.- 11.12; Skiing 10; Choir 10.11.12: Pop Group 10.11.12. Barbara Schroedor Scott Schuman; NHS 12; NatT Quill and Scroll; Paper 10.11.12; Hockey 11.12; In- tra. 10; Lettermen 11,12; Class Pres. 10.- 11.12; SAB 12. Rourk Scott Michael Settle; IR 12. Gregg Severson Stephen Shandley; Baseball 10.11; Soccer 10.11.12; Intra. 10.11.12. Kathy Scherer; Track 10,11.12: Basketball 10.12; Intra. 10,11; Letterwoman 10,11.12; Volleyball 10.11.12. Patricia Sieber; Abe's Babes 10,11; Aqua Debs 10.11; Choir 11. John Sirba; Baseball 11,12; Lettermen 11,- 12. Teree Sjolln Lavonne Skinner Jon Skrivseth; X-Country 10.11; Tennis 10; Track 11; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 12. Wayne Sletten Jill Smiler 122 Seniors Angie Smith Dane Smith; SAB 11,12; Paper 10.12; AFS 10; Abe's Babes 10,11,12; Football 11.12; Hockey 10. capt. 11; Pep Club 11. Elizabeth Smith Katherine Smith; NHS 12; Debate 11; Abe's Babes 11; QAA 11; Tennis 10.11; Choir 10.- 11.12; Band 10.11.12. Brad Solstad; NHS 12; Tennis 10; Intra. 11.12. Mike Somers Thomas Somers; IR 11.12. Joan Sorenson; Pep Club 11. Mike Spurgln; Stud. Council 10.11; Latin Club 10.11; Football 10.11; Intra 10.11. Becky Stafford; NHS 12. Abo's Babes 10.- 11,12. Kim Steemblock; Med Careers 10; Ski Club 11.12; Pep Club 11. Cindy Stein; Tennis 10. Skiing 10.11. Sharon Stenorson; NHS 12; Tennis 12; Band 10.11.12. Teresa Stewart; Abe's Babes 10.11; Swim- ming 10; Aqua Debs 10.11.12; VICA. v. pres. 12. Neil Stic ha; NHS 12; Gymnastics 10; Band 10,11.12; Suo Stinson; NHS 12; German Club 10.11.12; Abe's Babes 10; Orchestra 10.11.12. Diane Stone; Choir 10.11.12. Linda Stowman; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 12; Lettermen 11,12; Band 10.11. Stacy Stroessner; MOEA 12; Hockey 10.11. Linda Strom; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 10.11,- 12; Aqua Debs 10.11; AFS 10.11. v. pres. 12. Seniors 123 Chris Stroth Morels Styrlund; NHS 12; sec Abe's Babes 10.11.12; Brulnettes 11.12. Pep Club 10; Timers 10; Class Treas 10. Sec. 11 Debbie Sundem; Thespians 12. Declama- tion 10.11.12; Drama 10.11.12; Abe's Babes 10.11; Orchestra 10.11.12. Diane Surma. Drama 10.11.12. APS 11.12; Abe's Babes 10; Choir 10,11.12. Donald Swanson; Skiing 11,12. Mike Sylvester; Drama 12; Choir 10.11.12; Yrbk 10.11.12. Jeanne Talberg. HEART 12. Heidi Taplln; NHS 12. Yrbk 10.11.12; Abe's Babes 10; APS 10. Julie Taylor Eduardo Temkln; Yrbk 12; APS 12; Basket- ball 12; Soccer 12; Intra. 12. Randy Templeton Lynn Thom as berg Becky Thommen. Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12; Flags 12. Richard Thompson; Gymnastics mgr. 10,- 11; Choir 11.12. Thomas Thompson Susan Thorman Gary Thorsett; DECA 12. Susan Tllden; FT A 11; DECA 12; Band 10,- 11. Tracy Tilley Scott Tonsager 124 Seniors Sharon Trabant. Debate 10. Judith Turoeon; NHS 12; Yrbk 12; AFS 12; FT A 11; Band 10.11.12; Orchestra 11.12. Dawn Turnberg; Abe's Babes 12; QAA 12; MOEA 12; Gymnastics 12. Yvonne VanDeplasch Jim Vanwinkle Mary Vlltala; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 10; Bruinettes 11,12; Choir 10.11.12: Band 11. 12; Pep Club 10 Allan X IaIaHA Marie Voioerson; AFS 11; Abe's Babes 11. chapt. pres 12. Steve Waded; SAB 12; NHS 12. Cross Country 10,11; Track 10.11; Skiing 10,11. 12; Ensemble 10.11,12; Band 10.11,12. Roberta Wagner; MOEA 11,12; Track 11. Steve Walker. NHS 11,12; Baseball 11; Football 10,12; Hockey 10; Intra. 12; Letter men 12 Kathy Walilen. MOEA 11,12; Choir 10.11. John Ward. Paper 10.11,12. Randy Wegner. Gymnastics 10 Patricia Weller Karen Werner; Abe's Babes 12; Choir 10.- 11.12; Pep Club 10,11. Monica Westerlund; NHS 12; Band 10,11,- 12. Cindy Weyrauch; Abe's Babes 10.11,12; Intra. 10.11.12; Gymnastics 10.11.12: Choir 10.11. Janice White; DECA 11,12. David Williams; NHS 12; Track 10.11.12: Skiing 11; Intra 10.12; Lettermen 10.12. Jon Wlllman; Track 10.11.12; Football 11,- 12; Swimming 10.11.12; Lettermen 10.11,- 12. Debra Wilson; NHS 12; Abe's Babes 10. Tom Wilson; Skiing 10.11.12; Soccer 10.- 11. Laura Witt Seniors 125 Terry Wood; SAB 12; Spanish Club 10.11,- 12; Abo’s Babos 10.11.12; Cheerleader 10.11,12; Tennis 10; Skiing 10,11.12; Choir 10.11. Joyce Woodcock; Philosophy Club 12; Band 10.11,12. Steve Worwa Thad Woznlak Jody Wyman Sandy Zylstra Gary Ulstad 126 Seniors Not Pictured Jayne Aamodt Charles Amundson Caron Anderson: Abe's Babes 12: Pep Club 10.11. John Barton Mary Bendtsen Robert Benik; Track 10; Football 10 Brian Benson Kirk Berg Brian Blackard Thad Briol; Cross Country 10.11. capt. 12; Gymnastics 10, Track 10,11.12: Skiing 11,12; Lettormon 11,12. Juli Catt Karin Chatfleid Tim Christianson Michelle Coleman Tom Colllas; DECA 12 Robert Cornelius. Tennis 10. Richard Craft; NHS 12. Thespians 10,11.12; Choir 10.11, v pres. 12. Gregg Eckert Conrad Eggan Stephanie Ellerlng Dean Erickson Scott Fagerwold Ronald Favorit Robert Field Daniel FmneHy Karen Folz Robin Foss Paul Garvey Roberta Gazelka Robert Gladhill Carol Graves Carrie Gray George Green Paul Grimes Dobra Haugen Mark Horstman Janet Hunt; Stud Council 10; Abe s Babes 10,11.12. Chip Hutton. Basketball 10,11.12. Robert Jabkmski Don Johnson; Football 10.12. R chard Johnson Lisa Jordahl Lori Kamulainen Jeff Larson; Basketball 10. Debra Lawrence Kevin Leigh Ronald Lietz Deborah Lindquist Thomas Lundtn Bill Mackenstadt. Football 12 Glenn Memjohans Michael Moran Paul Newberg Steven O'Donnell Nancy Overby Brenda Passafume Joyce Phillips Kent Post Dean Qualley Ken Robinson Rebecca Roehm Larne Schermann Michael Schermann David Schuck Ken Schumack Mark Solerstrom Patrick Sharer Todd Smith; VICA 12 Klmberety South. NHS 11,12. Susan Spencer Kathleen Stack; Abe's Babes 10, Softball 10; Choir 10.11.12. Bruce Temte; Cross Country 10.11.12; Baseball 10.11.12; Skiing 11,12; Lettermen 11.12; Choir 10.11.12 Heidi Thompson Ronda Timm Steven Toilefson Debra Torning Janette Toveen Patricia Turgl Desiree Veigel Mary wetsser. DEC A 11,12 Renee Wells Michael Wert. Synchronized Swimming 10. Seniors 127 JUNIORS Brian Abrahamson Michael Adams Susan Alango Scott Aim Becky Ammorman Lisa Amundson Cory Anderson Jeannine Anderson Kerry Anderson Llnnea Anderson Maurle Anderson Rebecca Anderson Wayne Anderson Daniel Arbuckle Jacquolin Astletord Brian Backman Mary Bagley Terosa Bain Jetlery Baker Bill Baker James Ballinger Katherine Barber Bruco Barnoknow Mary Barnes Stophen Barry Steven Bartelmehs Laurie Bartels Susan Beauchaino Robin Beebe Edward Benik Dobra Benites Scott Benson Michael Benz Donald Berdahl Gwen Berg Chip Berglund Juniors 129 Marie Bissonete Paul Bjerke Marilyn Bjornson Diane Blakstad Pamela Blenis Blake Bodin Patricia Bolen Rick Bontrager Susan Boyce Gregg Botsen Mike Brady Debra Branton Thomas Bregg man Connie Brooks Douglas Brown Katie Brown Linda Brunner Curtis Bucholtz Jeffrey Budewitz Charles Burrow Penelope Bush Kimberly Buss Nancy Butterfield Kimberly Buxrude Patricia Cairns Rick Canady Paul Carlstad Scott Caswell Marcia Charleton Nancy Cheeney Sandra Chevalier Karen Clabo Leslie Clark David Cleary Nancy Clegg Michael Clevfand 130 Juniors Patricia Cody Pete Coleman Susan Colford Mary Collins Cynthia Colville Ronald Come© Anne Connors Scott Cooper Mark Courrlor Alyn Couture Jeftrey Cox Lorraine Cox Patricia Crook Allen Crosby Christopher Cuellar Ann Daly Pamela Darrow Jon Davidson Emily Deppo Michael Derksen Anne Dillon Richard Ditlev Nancy Dittrich Joseph Divine Sherry Doerinfl Patrick Ddd Dobra Dowling Michael Drazon Timothy Dulas John Dunn Shannon Dunn Margaret Dunne Miles Dunne Wayne Ebaling Ronald Eckert Claudia Eggan Juniors 131 Sandra Elttmann Renee Ellis Lori Elmgren John Elton Paul Engfer Cynthia Enright Timothy Erickson Keith Esse Richard Faye Cheryl Flatten David Flemming Jon Flugstad Mark Fontaine Susan Foreman Kim Forrey Mary Francis David Frank Debra Freihelt Janet Furlong Ann Qallogty Anne Garton Leah Gast Matthew Gauker Julie Geehan Carol Gibbons Vernon Glassel Vincent Goerdt Robort Got! James Golden Pamela Goode Susan Goosby Paul Graffunder Linda Grant Josoph Grimes Susan Grothe Barbara Gunderson Gary Gustafson Deborah Haahelm William Haddock Daniel Haeg Jennifer Hake Burke Hancer 132 Juniors David Hand! William Hanson Pamela Harper Timothy Harror Lori Hart Paul Hart Robert Hartman Ann Hartwlg Julie Harvey Barbara Hazetton Steven Hecht James Helbllng Daniel Helling Julie Herrman Kathy Heuckendorf Lisa Hilbert Lois Hochstatter Timothy Hod Scott Holland Carol Holm Wendy Holtzapple Micheal Hughes Lisa Hurst Louann Iverson Sandra Iverson Kathy Jacobsen Jennifer Jacobson Keith Jacobson Diane Janssen Jeffrey James Juniors 133 Paul Johncox Brian Johnson Janelle Johnson Linnea Johnson Mark Johnson Pamela Johnson Richard Johnson Susan Johnson Fredrick Jones Laurie Jones Frankie Jordan Dan Jorgenson Pamela Jorvlg Thomas Jungst Kandlce Kane Robert Kary Jeffrey Kathan Constance Kelley Terry King Barbara Klnnane Robert Kisseil Dawn Knight Brian Knoch Richard Knoll Linda Knott Carol Kormendy Chris Kranz Randy Krautbauer Paul Krohg Sherili Kruger Tammy Kuchelmeister Diane Kuonzel Charles Kurata Scott Kuzma Cheryl Lablssonnlere Gregory Lanzo 134 Juniors Bart Larson Lori Larson Thomas Larson Trudy Larweck Daniel Lawrence Joey Leeman Christina Legand David Leslie Cheryl Lewis Ronald Lewis Kevin Lietzau Lori Limbert Bruce Und Stewart Llndberg Steven Lindgren Doug Loos Steve Loos Kathy Lundln Thomas Lindquist Jeff Lysne Doug Lytle Shelley Madge Wade Madson Gary Magnuson Sandy Maher Joanne Mamel Lynn Marchessault Sharon Martin Dean Mathias Rhonda Matsu ura Richard Mayhew Patrick McCabe Cheryl McConnell Greg McCullen Mark McDonough Mark McGill Juniors 135 Charlotte McGinley Margaret McMahan Mary McMahan Ray McMurty Gerald Meehl Martha Mellen Marilyn Mellenbruch Charlie Meredith Micheal Michealson Mark Miles Raymond Miller Abbe Mills Kathy Mittlestaedt Thomas Mlaigar John Moline Mike Montogomery Mary Morris John Morrison Linda Morrison Dave Moses Mark Moss Lorrie Mueller Jenny Mund Mike Munyon Denise Mussettor Marshal Neeck Sharon Nelson Dan Nelson Jackie Nelson Kim Nelson Patricia Nelson Sally Nelson Steve Nelson 136 Juniors Kim Noah Ken Nygren Steve Ohman Ann Olson Barbara Olson Cindy Olson Laura Olson Mary Olson Nickl Olson Scott Olson Larry Opatz Oebora Parady Kelly Parkhlll Tammy Parks Lisa Partridge Ken Patterson Susan Peake Scott Pearson Julie Pedorsen Mary Pedersen Dennis Perenich Pam Perrlne Brenda Peterson Data Peterson Julie Peterson Lynn Peterson Lynn Peterson Mitch Petorson Zoeann Peterson Michael Pickens Christina Pieper Kris Pierson Richard Pierson Juniors 137 Scott Pike Cheryl Pittman Bruce Porter Mark Porter Neal Punchard Jeffrey Pyle Holly Radebach Paul Rahn Hope Rasmussen Tim Rathje Curtis Relerson Donald Rekowski Cathy Rice Nick Richardson Susan Robach James Robinson John Rochel Sandra Rognstad Karen Roteien Suzanne Ruhme Douglas Ryan David Ryder Lynn Saaski Nathan Saimela Diana Sanford Jeff Saries Lori Saunders Thomas Scharf Kathleen Schauer Timothy Schendei Julie Schlagel Cindy Schuerman Sara Schutte Janet Secord Ann Seha RonakJ Senn Teresa Shaughnessy 138 Juniors Tim Sheeny Brad Shrader Martha Shultheis Craig Simon Karen Skarolid Deborah Skjelstad Gretchen Smith James Smith Martha Smith Sheila Smith Ann Somers Tom Springer Amy Stafford John Starry Mike Stavros Lois Stevenson Clorls Stewart Sandra Stlckney Tim Stowman Brian Strand Cindy Stransky Lisa Stroessner Deanne Stromwafl Michelle Studt Mark Subak John Tapper Robert Taylor Diane Teeters Richard Teschendorf Steve Thaxton Debra Thielen Mary Thomas Peter Thommen Todd Thompson Patti Thorkee Marc Tlllung Juniors 139 Julie Tornlng Dean Townsend Mike Tracy Ward Tracy Peter Tuff Lori Turnberg Jeff Uhr Tayna Valth Vicki Vandersloot Malranne Vanwinkle James Vasatka John Vatne Susan Vlckerman Ann Viitala Richard Walclawik John Wagner Kerry Wakely Jane Walczak Cindi Walden Chris Wallien Chris Wassweman Mark Waters Tom Wegner Nancy Whiting Rhae Widell Mike Willaut Pat Williams David Wilson Gordon Wilson Shari Wilson Tammy Wlnterrowd Doug Wold Greg Wurdeman Chris Wygle Sandy Zeches 140 Juniors Late Retakes Shelley Anflnson Gary Anderson Mark Anderson Terry Bain Diane Basil Tim Friebe Jeff Gray Jenny Hill Tom Jungst Terri Koch Kathy McManus Richard Ztrbes Not Pictured Tim Albers Alan Hursh Bradford Moore James Benson Cindy Johnson Connie Musselman Joanne Bohn Donald Johnson Anthony Nash Julie Bohn Paul Johnson David Nelson Sharon Brlnge Ross Johnson Michael Olson Jeff Bruss Kennoth Kelly Gralg Overby James Christianson Debra Kennedy Deneso Pahl Cherrl Coleman Richard King Mark Pell Kathy Coleman Laura Knott Kimberely Perkins Paul Cook Steven Kosse Doborah Perron Tom Corder Mary Krueger David Person Robert Cormier Gary Lamparske Colleen Pflepson Dennis Cote Dale Lange Dawn Pflepson Timothy Daly Daniel Larson David Raymond Ted Dock David Larson Mitchell Rodyslil Richard Everrett James Leebens Richard Sanders Susan Fischer Scott LeBoutillier Kimberly Sodlo Cathy Fredrickson James Leebens Phillip Spurgln Alan Fritz James Lelningef Heidi Stief Gerome Gearou Debra Lorence William Stutolberg Dennis Glenzmski Wally Macoo Paul Talberg Cindy Goehner Russell Mark Susan Tovsen Dave Gunderson Sharon Mayer Barb Valentene Guy Hanson Mark McDougall Linda White Susan Hemken Patricia Michaelson Charles Wlnum Kevin Holtgrave Tina Michaelson Jeff Yohn Mitchell Horstman Linda Moates Ian Montgomery Jamey Zahn Juniors 141 SOPHOMORES 142 Sophomore� Karen Aar e Jean Adams James Adelmann Brett Alexander Tim Allan Mar Allen Linda Andersen Barb Anderson Carolyn Anderson Erik Anderson Julie Anderson Mark Anderson Mike Anderson Scott Anderson Susan Anderson Harvey Andrusa Cindy Angetl John Angrimson David Arbuckle Joel Astleford Laura Baker Lisa Baltstadt Nancy Baribeau Philip Barker Mary Barton Daniel Beck Bruce Becker Laurie Benda Terry Benda Ron Bengston Ed Borland Todd Bernloehr Terry Bethke Mark Berzold Donna Bigg Sophomores 143 Laura Binns Lori Blrklid Pat Bjorum Don Blakstad Harold Bliss Janls Blomgren Debra Blonigen Tim Blunck Paul Borgeri Anthony Borgman Bryan Bouchard Steve Brady Mark Brasseur Laura Brohm Zoanne Brlol Barb Brown Charles Brown DenlBe Brown Deborah Brownrlgg Carol Bruneau Brian Budenski Sheryl Bundrock Maureen Bunnis Barb Burke Melissa Burns Maureen Butler Debora Buxrude Weston Byron Diane Carlson Kim Carlson Denise Carpenter Kathy Cassidy Richard Champagne Judith Chapman Stephen Charlton Andrea Chatfield 144 Sophomores Richard Cheesoman Kathy Christensen Teresa Christianson Ann Christianson Craig Christianson Lori Cilia Tim Claar John ClarK Stevo Clark Robert Cola Dennis Colbert Amy Coleman Cindy Combs Beatrlco Comty Denlso Connly Steve Cook William Corby Ron Corwlne James Cote MaryJo Coto Brian Courrier Anita Timm Dave Craft Julie Craft James Crandall Julie Craven Georgloan Crlbb John Crosby Carolyn Crumbine Jill Dahlstrom Karen Danberg Guy Dandrea Duane Dannewitz David Dahowit Susan Darrow Jeff Davis Sophomores 145 Pat Dea Nancy Delander Karen Delle Jeff Derudder John Desllets Terri Dickenson Todd Dilley Amy Dobesh Brenda Dorry Bradley Douglass Pat Duerr Mark Dzandzara Nancy Eckort Jody Eckstrom Jim Egan Marita Eissinger Mark Elhard Mark Ellefson Brian Ellis Russell Emanuelson Pat Enstad Diane Eppel Nels Erickson Patti Erickson Scott Erickson Tom Evers Sara Ewen Janet Fasching Lisa Fells Brian Field Mike Fitzgerald Carrie Fleming Mike Fleming Pat Flier Kim Flodin Mike Fontaine Robert Forder Rebecca Forsmark Harold Fossum Pete Foster Kevin Fowler Steve Fox 146 Sophomores Jane Frank Michael Fuller Lana Gast Pal Geehan Mark Genung Kim Gerdes Pal Gibbs Brenda Gibson Erin Gilbert Jan Gladhlll Pamela Glass Nancy Globus John Graft Robert Green Daniel Greener Steve Grier Mike Griffin Pamela Groome Pamela Grossoehme Jeff Haaheim Scott Hagstrom Karen Haines Jerome Hallberg David Halls Kelly Halverson Mark Hamilton David Hansen Ltzabeth Hansen Tom Hanson Wendy Hanson Sophomores 147 Pat Harder Donna Hardy Michael Harrer Linda Hart Kathy Hartkoph Elizabeth Hartman Chrisenda Hasenbank James Haugen Diane Haugesag Corey Hechter Randall Hedman Robert Hallerud Kim Herlan Inge Hertzke Jay Hilbert Julia Hill Mark Hoaglund Suzanne Hoaglund Theresa Holer Julie Holman Kathy Hooker Janene Horstman Juno Hostetler Julie Houle Roland Hron James Hubert Theresa Hughes Nick Hummel Nancy Huss Robert Hutton Linda Ivors Julie Iwtnskl Dave Jabaay John Jacobson Mark Jaeger Taml Jahr 148 Sophomores John Jakala Jordan Jansen Brian Jarvis Brian Jensen Kent Jensen Nancy Jensen Robert Jensen Jeff Johannes Brad Johnson Cheryl Johnson Chris Johnson Corl Johnson Curtis Johnson Jlllayne Johnson Kathy Johnson Keith Johnson Kristin Johnson Randy Johnson Sheila Johnson Valorio Johnson Yvonno Johnson Michelle Jones Kelly Kane Kari Kaser Robert Keenan Trade Kelly Randy Kemple Mike Kenny Julie Kent William Kerr Steve Kettelkamp Debra Keyes Cindy Klecker Christy Klefor Volker Klentzle Mark Klanchnlk Sophomores 149 Joseph Klimek Dave Kloyda Carolyn Kluevein Eric Knudsen Barb Knutson Kelli Kostick Ruth Kovach Richard Krauter Dave Krelg Steve Kruckow Paul Krueger Robert Krull Dawn Kuchelmeister Debra Kuppe Per Knalsten Robert Lacey Richard Ladendorf Holly LaFortune Louts Lamoore Kathryn Lande Lisa Landmark Ann Larsen Brad Larson Bruce Larson Cindy Larson Debra Larson Wayne Lau Richard Lawrence Debra Lawson Randy Leeman Philip Lemay John Lensgrau Carol Leon Matthew Leonard Scott Levin Scott Lindberg 150 Sophomores Dana Uss Patti Lloyd Susan Ltyod Dick Lokensgard Richard Lough Gary Lund Petor Lundin Dave Lundquist Micheat Lundquist Darla Lundy Robert Mackenstadt Trudy Macziewski Cathy Madden Lynn Manecke Martha Manlove Hugh Maples Linda Mayor Joan McCabe Pat McClellan John McCree Mark McDougall Jeff McGaha Mike McGee Margaret McKeever Sandy McMenemy Dawn Meier Vickie Meier Kelvin Menzei Dan Merrill Kathy Michealson Leroy Miller Pat Miller Sandy Miller Marsha Millonig Lisa Mills Marie Mills Sophomores 151 Susanne Molina Erin Mooney Susan Mork Matthew Morris Ricky Morris Dave Morson Dave Muelter Mark Mullane Gina Murray Alan Musselman Duane Naddy Jeff Nash Anita Nelson Carolyn Nelson Dan Nelson Kathryn Nelson Kevin Nelson Rita Nelson Mlcheal Ness Lori Noethe Robert Norman Vickie Norris Karen Nygaard David Oberg Katherine O'Hara Alan Ole|nicak Susan Olsen Bridget Olson Marie Olson Tim Olson Carrie O'Neil Warren Opheim Mary Oppegard 152 Sophomores Bryan Packer Richard Palmer Ronald Partlow Jon Patterson Todd Patton Eric Paulsen Lori Paulsen Baxter Pedersen Shelley Pelton Cindy Pendroy Pamela Perln Kathy Peterson Roger Peterson Carrie Peterson Catherine Pherson Mark Phibbs Steve Pittman Jonathan Pulfus Krystn Polymoros Karen Porter John Post Richard Prelner Heidi Price Dave Prill Marie Prochnow Gall Puls Christopher Pyle Julio Raymond Dave Rebertus Charles Regenfuss Scott Reierson Laura Richards Ann Richter Joft Riekena Kristine Ritmlre Judith Ritter James Roche! Nora Rodekuhr Mary Ross Susan Rotzlen Tom Rudie Michelle Rudolph Sophomores 153 Tim Rudolph Michael Rumppe Tom Russett Janet Ryan Michael Rydberg Tranger Rynchek Michael Sabin Susan Salmela Pat Sasges James Sausser Richard Schendel Kim Schmidt Carol Schmlt Michael Schulz Randy Schulz Diane Schumack Scott Rory Julie Seekon Paula Seifert Robert Severson Cariotta Shattun William Shuttheis Kim Slckler Jane Siebert Tim Siklch Mark Skapyak Peder Skogmo Janet Smith Stephen Smith William Smith Jeff Sorensen Rebecca Spande Mitch Spolcher Wendy Springer Paulette Spurgln Cheryl Stack 154 Sophomores Susan Stenoison Mark Stlcha Slacy Stoen Both Stransky Jim Subak Pam Sundem Glen Swartz James Swartzel Heidi Swenson Mary TadiCh Marilyn Tangen 0 Anne Tanner Gordon Terpstra Janice Thew Robin Thomas Katy Thomasberg James Thorman Todd Thorsen Danny Tietze Pat Torkelson Darrell Toutges Wade Tumborg Marlys Tupy Robert Turgeon Mark Turgl Ceyhan Turkbas Cheryle Uhr Kim Van Fleet Leslie Vetllne Susan Vlitala Chris Vincent Jeft Waddell Scott Wagner Jerome Wallace Karen Wallar Steve Wallner Sophomores 155 Carlne Walstrom Dawn Watkins Dawn Wawracz Geraldine Wegner Debra Weise Sharon Weller Warren Wells Linda Welsh Susan Wenell Lori Weston Christine White John Widen Robert Wight Steven Wik Charles Williams Beth Wlllman Kevin Wishy Brad Wnetz Curtis Wood Jeff Wurdeman Karen Youmans John Yushta Mark Zlerden Not Pictured Susan Aamodt Jody Hallberg Glen Nelson Mike Albers Gary Hjellmlng Jill Oredson Paul Bakken Diane Hubacher Dan Pahl Wade Brown Toresa Iverson Dave Paulson Alan Carlson Juneau Cyrus Richard Pearson David Carlson Steve Laden Peter Scheurenbrand Kevin Dugal Linda Lletz Robert Schwirtz Beverly Engelson Darla Madson Deborah Somers Barb Fischer Randy McHale Karin Spears Pat Folz Phillip Moates Suzanne Swanson Walter Garvey Cindy Moose Todd Teschendorf Rhonda Haagenson Tom Murphy Bart Wentz Joseph Haas Greg Nash 156 Sophomores Duane D. Bathtub Dwight One Grace t an Candy Barr Rusty Nalls Ornn Jade April Showers Tim Foyle Barry L Vault May Flowers Nick Naim � Justin Case Hope Chest Sury Cue Leah Tard Bea Flat Phtl Ahsoter Don 8 Ridiculous June Bugg Mary Garound Anita Bath Pete Bogg AI G. Bru Phil D Tankup Modge Esty EorlE Tabed Sue Uhr Dan Drutt C U. Soon Cathy Lick Chuck Wagon Sue Aside Pate Moss Lindsay Doyle Ray L Rode Sandy Boach Ida Eye Yul B Saarl Char Broylod Randy Udderway U. Forrlck Mary Krismas Len Ocinoor Noah Count Bill Board luie Hurt Horace Bock VI Zene Guy Dmgllta Art C Craftay Fran Tick Ed JarUto Cass Teroyl Janet Tor Marcia Dimes Jerry Mander Patty Cake Ellen Emm Kay Nino Clara Fye Gore E Delates Sharon Shnretike Maura Torium Polly Ester Shirley Ujoat Pete Suria Carl Start June Broid Leif Mealone Ono Malik Barb Wire 0 B Kwyatl Max Ecoat Marv Allua Cal Kulate Ray Strack Dick Tatlon Al Kasettzor Al Urgy Ben 2 Dreon Wynn E. Bago Oick Shinary Ken Tucky P. 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YOUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER SCHERLING-PLETSCH STUDIO 7909 SOUTHTOWN CENTER 884-3425 162 Advertisemont Ptlapeen. Dawn 153 Seen. Rory 154 Pheraon, Catharine 37.153 Seekoo. Juke 154 TurOL Mam 37.155 PMN a. Marc 79.153 Sadart. Paula 154.37 Turk baa Ceyhan 76.155 Pittman. Sleven 153 Savor � on Robert 154 PoMu� . Jonathan 7647.153 Snanun. Canona 154 Uhr. Choryla 159 Potymecoa. Kry«n 153 Shurtha.v William 154 Ponar. Karan 153 Sick tar. Kimberly 154 Van Meet Kim 156 Pom. Brian 153.93 Siebert. Jana 154 Vaiima Laaiie 156 Premor. Richard 153 Sdtch. Timothy 154 Vanne� . Dowd 155 Price Maidi 67,153 Skapyak. Mark 154 Vlilal� . Suaan 1554160 Prlca. Ronald 153 Skogmo. Peter 154 Vmcant Chrialooher 159 Prill, Oevid 153 Smith. Janal 154.41.66 Prochnow. Marl 153 Smith. Stephen 154 Waddell Jeffrey 37.72.199 Put� . Q� J 153 Smith. Wui.am 154 Wagner. Scoff 159 Pyle. CnriMophar 79.153.99 Sonvart. Deborah 154 Wallace, Jerome 155.86.67 Raymond. Ju a 153 Soranaan. Jaflary 154 Weller Karan 166 Rebertua. David 153 Soanda. Rebecca 13447 Waanar Steven 155 Regenfuaa. Chari � 15345 S pole her M Schell 15445 Weiesrom, Car me 196 Raiaraon. Scon 153 Sprmger. Wendy 154.40 Watkine Dawn 37.19« Richard� . Laura 153 Spurgm. Pouleita 154 Wawraci Dawn 37.51 156 R-chtar. Ann 153 Stack. Cheryl 154 Wagner. Geraldine 156 Rwkana. Jeffrey 153 S tonor ion. 5uian 13547,62 Wegner. Robert 156 Rnmaa. Krlanno 153.37 Sticna. Mark 15547 Wa � e. Debra 40.156 Ritter. Judith 153.41 Stoan. Stacy 155.41 Waaar Sharon 40.156 Rochet. Jamea 153 Slrantky. Bath 156 Wee� . Warren 65.15« Rodekuhr. Nora 15349 Subak. Jamea 155 Watah. Linda 41.19« Row. Mary 153 Sundem. Pamela 155404« Waned. Suaan 136 Rouen. Suwn 15349 Swanaon. Suianna 156 Wantl. Bari 15« Rude Thome� 153.65 Swertt. Gian 155 Weelon. LOrl J7.19« Rudolph. Mtcheffe 153.37 Swaruat Jama� 15545 White Chrntioe 15646 Rudolpru Trmothy 154.40 Swanton MWdi 15597 Wide . John 15« Rumppe Michael 154 Wignt. Robert i56 Rutieff Thome 15499 Temch, Mary 156 Wk, Steven 156 99 Ryan. Janet 154 Tangan. Marayn 136.40 William� . Char lea 15« Rydberg. Michael 79,154 Tanner. 0 Anna 135 WMlman. Beth 15« Rynchek, Tranger 154 Tarpaara. Kordon 155 Wrahy. Kevin 79,15« Teecnendort. Todd 156 Wood. Curte 15« Sabin. Mcheat 154 Thaw. Jamea 155.69 Wur deman. Jeffrey 72.19« Salmele. Suaan 154.37 Thomaa. Thonda 94 Saagea Paineva 154 Thomaabarg Kaly 159 roumana. Karan 37.19« S� ua� er. Jamea 154 Thorman. Jama� Vuehta John 19« Schandel. Richard 154 Thoraan. Todd 159 SchnudL Kmberh 154.60 Tiatia. Danny 195 Ziardan Mart 37.19« Schmit. Carol 154 Tort Kaon Pal 155 ZrOfWCk Brian 19« Sc hull. Michael 154 T outgo . Oar re� 156 Zimmerman. Jayne 156 Sc hull. Randan 154.99 Turn berg. Wad 155.99 Zirbea. Pabcia 15« Schumack. Diana 154 Tupy. Mariya 37.156 ScIvwiru. Robert 154.79 Turpeon. Robert ‘56 Junior Index Abrahamaon. Brian 72.129 Bfarka. Paul 130 Comae. Ronald 37.131 Adama. Michael 77,79.129.62.90 Bjorn aon Marilyn 40,130 Connor . Ann 131 Alango. Soaan 37.129 Blakated Diane 130 Cook. Paul Albor Timothy � 29 8lania Pamela 30.99.130 Cooper. Scon 40.131 Aim, Soon 129 Bodin Blake 130 Corder. Thomas Ammarman. Becky 40.129 Bohn. Joanne 130 Cormier. Robert 67 Amundaon Ut 12« Bolen. Patricia � 30 Counter. Mark 79.131 Anderson. Cory � 2« Bontrager Ricky � 30 Couture. Alyn 131 Anderaon Gary 37.79.141.02 Boyce Susan 130 Co . Jeffrey 37.131 Anderaon Joonnno 40.129 Boyaen. Grego 130 Crook. Patro 13194 Andoraon, Korry 37.00.77.129.91 Brady. Michael 130 Croeby. Akan 131 Andoraon. Kemn 40.129 Branton. Debra 130 Cuellar. Chrlalophar 37.131 Andoraon. imneo 37.129 Bragmann. Thoma � 30 Andoraon. Mark 141 Brook , Coonle 130 Daly. Ann 13194 Andoraon. Maieie 90.129.01 Brown Douglas � 30 Daly Timothy 70.131.99 Andoraon. Rebecca 40.129 Brown Katherine 40.130 Oa row Pamela 131 Andoraon. Wayno 41 129 Brunner. Unde 130 David aon Jon 131 Anllnaon. Snoaoy 41,141 Bruaa. Jeffrey Depp Emily 37.131 Ai buck Io Oanoi 129 BuchhoU. CiAtia � 30 Oerkaen Mchaet 131 AtiMord Jecqueiin 129 Budewiu. Jeffrey 09.13090 Oiflon. Anne 40.131 Burnham. Cheryl Dtdev. Richard 131 Bock man. Brian 129 Burrow . Charles 13098 ORtrich. Nancy 131 Baglay. Mary 30.41.129.93 Bu� h. Penelope 130 Owl na. Jotepn 131 Bam Tore 40.141 Bute. Kimberly 40,130 Ooonng. Sherry 131 Bakor. JeRrey 85.129.02.09 Butterfield. Nancy 130 Ootd. Patrick � 31 Baker. Wilfred 129 Buirude Kimberly 30.130 Dowling. Debra 131 Ballinger. Jama 37.12« Drew Michael 131 BannocMo. Konnolh 129 Ceirna, Patro 130 Duta . Timothy 131.99 Barber Katherine 219 Cannady. Richard 130 Dunn. John 131 Barnokow. BruCO 129.80 CarHted. Paul 37.13093 Dunn. Shannon � 31 Barno . Mary 12« Caswell. Scott 05.130 Dunne Margaret 99.13191 Barry. Stephen 30.41.00.12999 Charlton Marcia 130 Dunne. MUe 69.131 Bartetmeh . Steven 41.12« Chaney, Nancy 130 Banal Laud 129 Chevalier. Sandra 130 Ebettng. weyne 131.02.95 Bask Owna 141 Christianson Jamas 130 token. Ronald isi Baauchamo. Suaan 3790.72.129 Ctebo. Karen 40.72.130 Eggan. Clauda 07.131 Boo bo Robin 59.129 Clark. Leake 40.130 Elhmann. Sandra 32.132 Bone. £ dear cl 129 Clear, David 130.02.99 Eiu . Renee � 32 Benda Dobra 129 Clegg Nancy � 30 Efkeenger. Suaan Bonaon. Jamet 129 Cleveland. Michael � 3099 Elmgren, Lon 132 Bonaon. Scott 129 Cody. Patricia 131 Elion. John 05.132.0298 Bony. Michael 89 129 Coleman Karieen � 31 Engfar Paul 09.132 Berdan. Donald 12« Coleman Peter 37.131.99 Enright, Cynthia 132 Borg. Gwendolyn � 2« Cotlord. Suaan 72.131 Erick aon. Timothy 132 Borglund. Vernon 3097.129.14197 CoOtne. Mary 131 Erewem Danwl Biasonnone Mane 00.130 Comm. Cynthia 131 Eaaa. Kean � 3297 NEW! Ktma iJ Morrlaon JOlWW� 76 I3MJ Mor-laon. Linda 06 Uoaaa Oand. 1� Uoaa Math 06 87 1 MOM. JO Ann Muaoar lorn 40.1 KIM Mund Janmaaa «3 136 63 Muhyon. Daw 06 . CoMianna 04 Koi er Oottm Knott Law Koott. Lind Koch. In Kormana� Hot � , jaouams oaej'lO Hotoor Kimbtfi, M.OS NMaon. I'atricta 56 67 1M Gibbon Moan. kh im V Nygran Kann.fi Krohg. Paul 36i Krug Stwill t: 0 0 1 Kathryn Otwnan. 8con Oland jaitry Otaon. Ann 37 137 Olaon. Cymtua 41.07 Oiaon Law a 07 Olaon Mary 37.5« 07 Olaon, U n.iM Oiaon, Mwa 07 Olaon. Scow. 07 A Oiaon. leo«. Opal� . Larry 3 67 tfr Ovaroy. Crag Kuonial. Diana I34 Kurala Cnortaa 04 Ku ma. Scott 134 Grani. Unda 1! LatMaaonmara Chary! Lamparaka. Gary langa. Oa� Unto. Or ago� � ’ 34 laraon. Ban 76 OS t laraon Oarue' laraon. David | laraon. Lon OS Laraon, Th©ma 36.37 LanMCfc. Trvtf� 1� .13541 ri. M k� u, nli Para Tamara V.O Partndga. naa 07 Panaraon Kmnath 76.07 P«a a. Ciaan � 1 07.67 Pawapn. tk«i 07 Padaranm Mary «0.0� Padaraon Juna 40.07 labounmar $coo Larnwv Joa� 05 Lagand. Chn� nan OS Laaaa David 05 Latvia. Chary 05 lm J Ronald 37.66 05 67 l.r r Rc-nald U Lr� u. Aayin 135 Pleam� vi«M« 07 Papar. C •� « ■6 07 4 «3 Piartcn Kilt 07 % 133 93 lit 65.133 «0.133 Holm. C«r Mongrava Wandr 2.03 67 Ma,--'«vT hard 1« MeCr-.a, Pairca K 05 MeC . 46a.. Chary oi MceJn Gragory 05 Chariot� 37.4060 7?. iM Uargarai 06 Ryan. Oouoto 138 Ryder. Davd IM Saaski. Lynn 138 Salmoia Hainan 138 Sander . Richard Santend Diana 138 Sarla . Jail 138 Sounder . Lori 138 Scharl. Tnema 138 Schauor Kathleen 138.88 Schandel. Tmomy 37.138 ScMaget JiAe 40,138 Schroder. Mall haw Schuerman. Cmdy 138 Scholia. Sara 37.58.138 Saoord. Janet 138,89 9aha. Ann 41.138.CJ.89 Soon. Ronald 138.88 Seteratrom. Mark Sheughnesay. Terete 51.78.77.138.8? Snaay. Timothy 38.139 Shrader. Bardiey 139 Shunnaia. Martha 59.139 Simon. Craig 139 Skaroiid. Karan 139 S� |o� «Ud Deborah 139 Smah. Gratchan 49.139 South. Jamaa 37.72.139 Smah. Marina 139 Smah. Sheila 40.139 Somar . Ann 77.139.62 Springer. Thomaa 139 Spurgm. Phrflip SUIIord Amy 139 Slarry. John 37.139.95 Starroa. M naei 139 Sievanaoo. Lot 139 Stewart Cion . 83.139 Suck nay. Sandra 139 Stiat. Maid 37.141 Stowman, Timothy 85.139.62 Strand. Brian 4135.139.62 Slransky, Cmdy 139 Strootmer. Lit 139 Stromwail. Oeann 139 StodL Mwhole 139 Stutelberg. WMam Subak. Mark 48.139 Talbarg. Paul Tappor John 139 Taylor. Robori 139 Teeter� . Diane 37.44.139 Teachendort. Richard 139 Thaiton. Siaven 139 Thielen. Debra 40.139 Thoma . Mary 139.62.56.89 Thomman. Peter 139 Thompson. Todd 139 Thorkee. Pain 139 Timing. Marc 83.139 Timm, Anita 139 Torning. Julia 76,77.140,62 Towntend, Dean 140 Tracy. Ward 140 Tull. Paler 85.140 Tumberg, Lori 140 Uhr. Jeflery 140 Valin. Tanya 140 Vender 1001. Mc i 140 Vanwinkle. Marianne 140 Vaaalka. Jama 37.140.93 Vaina. John 140 Vickerman. Susan 140 Vinaia. Ann 140 Wadawtk. Richard 65.140.68.62 Wagner. John 65.140.62 Wakely. Kerry 140 WaleMk. Jana 140 Waktan. Cynlhta 84.140 Wabon. Chri Ward. Lori 140 Watterman. Carol 59.140 Water . Mark 37.79.140 Wegnar. Thoma 140 While. Linda Whiling. Nancy 83.140.92 Widen. Rhae 37.40.80,140 Wincun. Michael 140 WMam . Palrick 79.140 Wilton. Da-no 140 Wll� on. Gordon 37.140 Wilson. Shar, 93.82.140.62 Wimerowd. Tammy 140 Wold. Oougia 140 Wordeman Gregory 140 Wygie. ChrWme 140 Yohn. Jattrey Zahn. Jamey Zee he . Sandra 140 Z� be . Richard 141 A moot. Jayne Abell. Wendy 37.103 Adam� . Arm 103.61 Adam� , Boyd 103 Ahmann. Ronald 103 Albareia. Sandra 14.103 Albor� David 15.M BS. 103,62 Aleshlre. Bryan 103 Allen. Kathryn 45.103 Ahrtn, Ltaa 103 Andersen, Careon 62 Ander� on. Bradley R 103.62 Ander� on. UraiJey S 103.62 Anderson. Oennis 70.103.62 Anderson. Elaine 103 Anderson. Karen 103 Andertoo. Marti 103 Anderson. Mltches 103 Anderson, Pamela 103 Anderson, Rich 76.77.103.23� Anderson, Terri 41.103 Anderson. Wayne 103 Andrus� . Kvnberty 103 Anged. Chris 16.65.103.62 AngeH. WWIam 36.103 Angnmson. James 103.61 Appel. Kean 104 Athlnson. Sherri 104 Ault. Timothy 104 Barber. Patricia 37.50.104 Banbeeu. Cyntnia 37.60.104 Barr. Lynn 50.104 Bartholomew. Katnieen 104 Bennen. Sheryl 40,104 Benih. Robert Benson. Brian Berg. Kat Berg. Robert 70.104 Bergstrom. Kenneth 39.t04.S6 Bergstrom. Martha 104 Borland. Douglas 104 Berry. Donald 104 Cethke. Penny 60.104 8IM. Melinda 10494 Bkkftd. Leenn 36.104.54 Bishop. Sloven 79.104.62 Biseonnetie James 104.62 BlthCk. Karen 104.61 Blechard, Brian 37 Biomgren. Data 36J7.41.l04 Bloomer. Snewn 104.61 Boe. Peter 76.104.62 Beocher. Theooore 79.104.62 Bogen. Jon 104 Bohn. Efcxabeth 40.105 Boner. Jana 60.105 Borha. David 105 Boeanko. Pad 79.10562 Boy son Lynn 105 Branton. Susan 10561 0 cnnor Mark 105 Brtol, Thad 78.62.91 Broker. Gregory 105 Brown. Craig 105 Buehler. Scon 105 Sunday. Jeffrey 65.105.62 Bums . Michael 106 Burrows. Benjamin 1066667 Burt. Thomas 105 Buth. Glenn 105 Carey. Michael 106 Canton. Deanna 16.37.41.105 Can. Jdi Cache. Rosanna 37.60.105 Chambers Oougtaee 36.37.105 Chapman. David 41,10593 C ha the Id. Kann Cnristansen. Michael 106 Christianson, Conaunce 40.106 Clerk. Amy 40.106.62 Clark. Debra � 9.106.60 Coggehah. Room 106 Cofford. Steven 79.106.62,99 Ceaiaa Tommy 61 Conns Pafrick 37.106.6266 Condon. Klmberty 106 Connly. Debra 106 Cook. Ann 50.10« Cormier. Cav'd 106 Corneous. Robert Cose. Wllham 76,106 Court. Cyntfsa 82.106.62.91 Couture, Larry 106 Cos. Oene 106 Craft, Richard 40 Craig. Donald 106 Crocher. Surens 106 Crumrine. Terry 37,60.106 Dele Hedeyai 107,7295 Dsgie. Jonn 106 OsWstiom. Sheryl 40.106 Oale. Deborah 107 Oanburg. Jamee 36.107 Dendrae. Brenda 107 Denneweu. Debra 41.107 Oenowe. Daniel Oat Cynffile 107 Dean. Cheryl 37.56.107 Dehnei Debtue 62.137.107 0wander. JuOe 107 De«w. Kathleen 107 Oenrri� Dend 41.107.6292 l e«s . Susan 10760 Die Ineon. Susan 107 DMon. Thomae 50,107 Drvuie. Tknoffiy 107 Oobean. Scon 16,10762 Dougherty. Kyle 107 Dougherty. Shawn 1460,79.10796.99 Drarenonch. Loue 79,10762 Dreis. Barbara 72.107 Ouchett Boverty 40.109 Oukart. Scon 109 Dunbar. Judy 40.108 Dunne. John 37.106 Cason. Gloria 108 Ebner. Randy 10893 Eckert Robert 85.108.6268 Egan Jeffrey 76.108 Elsemger. Randal 85.108.62 EJd� ed. Jdle 37.86.10« EJffmann. Jan 41.10661 Emard. June 41.10« Ena. Kevin 108.6296.67 Ml ,! !Hhi'h.i li! Sill!? 3 22 2-o? - o - X Z 2 -IliSf Vandeplasch. Yvonne 125 Vanwinkle, James 125 Vaigel. Oes� reo 125 Vital . Mary 37.58.125 Vlotett . Allan 125 Vdgerson. Mana 125 Waddell. Stephan 36.37.125 Wagner. Robert 125 Walker. Stephen 85.125.62 Wflllien. Kathryn 125 Ward. John 125 Wogner. Randan 125 War� . Paul 125 Weiaaer. Mary 61 Wader. Patricia 125 Weds. Ranee Warner. Karen 125.40 Wen. Michael Wotsofland. Monica 125.36.37.41 Weyrauch, Cindy 125.42.80 WNte. Janice 125 Waaams. Dand 125,62 W man. Jon 125.85.62 Wilson. Debra 125 Wilson. Thomas 125 WHiian. Charles 125 Win. Laura Wood. Terry 50.126.28 Woodcock. Jo ce 36.37.126 Worwa. Steven 48.84.85.126.62 Wointak. Thaddeus 126 Wyman. Sandra 126 174 Closing Which step into the future will I take? I wonder often what of my life I will make. I have spent many a break here and there. Mostly standing in the foyer NEXT to the Bear. I have grown and matured in the past 3 years. While I think back I can joke about my Sophomore years. When I was a Sophomore I felt so young, I didn’t drive yet I still managed to have fun. When I thought it unfair not having study hall. I couldn’t wait to be a Junior in the fall. The finals came and went; school let out in June. There were many things to do, like shoot the moon. Try my first cigarette, and drink a beer or two. That summer was filled with memories none too few. Summer ended buying clothes that were in And not too excited about school again to begin, Just wishing and hoping to keep grades steady I went back to Lincoln, feeling a little ready. It was now my turn to really give a tease. And I found burning” on Sophomores a real breeze. Junior year was one of my very best. It was like I was always preparing for a test. Constantly I was learning what life was all about. There was more than grammar, math. etc. there was doubt, And then I learned doubt is another word for fear. One way to solve that was sit and enjoy a beer. In my Junior year, there were parties all the time. People doing their own thing and me doing mine. I learned how to accept every day. As a learning experience in its own way. There were times I was down, sad and low, But yes there were 20-1 good times that I know. My Senior year went by super fast, Everyone was excited about it being our last. So finals came around once again, And we sat around saying remember when. Yes, the good old days of skipping class, And then worrying about being excused by a phony pass. Many crazy things in our locker we hung, And I’ll never forget our school song, many times sung. There were games we’d lost and games we won, And the crazy things afterwards we’d done. Many a experience we’ve all had here, Thinking back as we complete our last year. School, just what does it mean? I’ve done my time, and I can’t grieve, And I say good-bye” as I leave. By Cindi Walden THE END Cast All Students, Faculty and People Pictured Make-up (lay-out) Sue Anderson Terri Anderson Steve Barry Bev Duckett Cindie Enright Lynn Marchesault Randy Marchessault Kevin Myrmel Kelly Parkhill Script Debbie Dannewitz Pam Lacey Karen Nelson Patty Peterson Heidi Taplin Cindi Walden Sharon Weller Character Design Jim Robinson Photo-graphers Steve Larson Scherling-Pletsch Mike Benz Guy Dandrea Rick Schendel Business Consultant Marvin Schrimpf Produced by Steve Zantow Intercollegiate Press Directed by Mary Kay Hatcher Special Thanks to Mr. Weyant’s Typing Class Mrs. Sheffer’s writing classes The Custodians for putting up with us, the mess, the late hours the hassle THANK YOU ALL! 176 Advertisement 'V —— V' - j-i-r i £ f