Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

Bear 75-76 + It . Abraham Lincoln High School • . -I Bloomington, Minnesota Volume 27 THIS IS YOUR LIFE !! Student L ife.. .12 Student Spec trum...32 Organized Vitality ...50 Athletic E xis t ence...76 Faces in Your Life...106 SENIORS ... 108 JUNIORS ...134 SOPHOMORES ... 150 FACULTY... 160 INDEX... 168 2 Tobte of Content� We must learn to balance our minds with our bodies though we may never reach perfect harmony we will benefit from what we have achieved as well as what we lost. The future is as distant as the sun, we may reach for it but never touch it. The rays fill our faces with warmth and we accept it as it is. Jane Walczak The Beginning It all began one sun shiny summer morning, when I awoke to find that it was no longer summer, for in fact it seemed that summer had indeed passed me by. Something in the air told me that morning, that school was about to begin. Maybe it was the smell of oatmeal on the stove, the sound of Dad cursing at the school lunch prices, or the feeling of vultures in my stomach. Yes, I knew it had to have been those vultures. As I was wisked out the door in the general direction of last years bus stop, I stopped to think, “where was last years bus stop? For it seemed that the bus schedule had not yet arrived a week before school started as promised. I high-tailed it up the stairs of the bus and somewhere found an empty seat. Only later was 1 to realize mine was the first stop. As I sat contemplating the year to come, 1 thought of the com- forting message my mother had given to me, Be brave, and face that school head on.” So I did, and it hurt. I entered the school door cautiously an. and as I walked in I was quickly snatched into the high speed pace of the school. Students, teachers, every- one hurrying around like they didn’t know what was going on. I soon found out that the hours started to drag on just like they had in pre- vious years. I knew that if 1 could make it through the rest of my World History class, 1 would have it made. Twenty minutes later, 1 was off again. That didn’t last long though because I got stuck in a traffic jam. Toward the end of the day. I began to wonder why all of those registration papers said to be sure to bring my student I.D. card the first day. I brought it, as told and my bus driver didn’t want to see it, no one wanted to identify me! My I.D. got stuck on the shelf in my locker, where it will lay, until I can find the Library. I was glad to hear the bell. Now just two hours of marching band practice, and I can call it a day. Till tomorrow where at the same time and place, those vultures will once again be flying. Cheryl Capron types Intensely during her third hour class. Mark Thomas uses the microscope during class. Our principal, bums on the sophomores. 4 Sophomores Even sophomores take time out to talk between classes. If she puts that stuff on my hand I'll scream. Rock and Roll is here to st3y. Hmmm . . . seems to be working now. It is true that guys have learned to cook. Now what did they say that was called? Now everybody look over here. Sophomores 5 it was my brilliant ideal Now this is the life. Halfway There I stand in the middle. The newness that was once, is no more. I think of the years completed not as a summing up, but as a graph of a process still going on. A past filled with growing and learning stands behind me. Before me; my final year in high school. I know that we as juniors, have just begun to touch upon a life that will open the gateway to many forms of change and opportunity. That everything learned is the key, and whatever still can be used will be. I haven’t set complete goals. I have reached no conclusions. With so much left to understand, I await my final years with fear and hope. Because the days pass so quickly, and time is hard to grasp. I feel that this year was my most imponant year. Another hour another class. Now this is the correct way to do it. Kathy Lande and Bill Bohn relax during break. You've got to be kidding! Lisa Ballstadt studies for English. Sitting in classes Is a very good pastime. 6 Juniors Speak no evil, hear no evil and see no evil. Clast doesn't have to be that boring. O.K. now say cheese. Patti under glass. Boy. did you see that last play? Here I come. Juniors 7 Carrie shows how tough it is. Now Isn't that answer over here? I really hope this is what we're supposed to be doing. The Beginning of the End Twelve years! Ecstatic, traumatic, tremendous, tearful terrific years. The fulfillment of our hopes and dreams of youth. GRADUATION! A new beginning for us all. New people to meet new experiences to encounter, and new memories to make. FREEDOM! No more strings binding us. No more regimentation from parents and teachers. We are adults by law, expected to take the responsibility for our actions good and bad. APPREHENSIONS! After twelve years of school are we truly ready to face life objectively? How different is our school environment from the real world? Will our dealings with each other now help us to understand strangers? Will the knowledge we have acquired carry us through all the trials we will face? Are we able to cope with the frustrations and disappointments in the world? CONFIDENCE! With unending faith in ourselves hope in our future, and understanding from those with whom we deal with we will make it! OUR SENIOR YEAR! The end and the beginning. People curing v.na nour orcaK in tnc nam. Tina Picpcr docs her part at pepfest. btew ana Aiyn at ycarooox auemoiy. 8 Seniors Scott Olsen and Todd Thompson discuss Einsteins theory. Now what should wc call this? Mary Thomas eyes the camera. Working in the library is always fun. Julie Schlagcl and Kim Noah smile for the cameraman Scott Caswell studies for a report. Brulnctts entertain crowds at halftime. Our lives shall soon change like that ot the trees in the tan. We are but one single stalk in the world. Seniors 9 Seventy Six fie celeGration of the Girth of our Nation 3or two-hundred years our country has Seen the United States of America. Our ancestors had the foresight and wisdom to see that we had to he “united states”; that the only way a country will ever he sucessful is if if is united towards one cause, “ohe first cause, that we as a nation supported, was freedom from Brifians ’ rule, freedom has always, therfore, Geen extremely important to us as a people Jreedom today, we so preciously call individualism. 10 8icent� nniol Seventy-Six We are lucky to be living during the bicentennial celebration. It will someday be an important part of our history. I hope it helps more to unite our country. Lori Buklid 11 When I think about the bicentennial, I am reminded that our country had survived for 200 years. Sure, we’ve made many mistakes; but now at least we are mature enough to realize them. A lot of people are trying to make money off of our celebration, but I won’t buy junk - my celebration will be to contribute to the future of our nation. I am an American! A1 Galazen 10 As I see it, the 200th birthday of our country is exploited by businessmen. Commercialism takes over where the individual spirit of America is left off. The American is bombarded this ”76” by buttons, trinkets, gadgets, stickers, posters and postcards. More emphasis is put on buying these products than getting the 1976 spirit across. We should be thinking more of the point of this bicentennial than of the cheap commerical overtones that these businessmen create. Jeff Baker 12 Bicentennial 11 12 Stvd nl Lif« STUDENT LIFE Student life 13 Homecoming 1975 As fourth hour drew near, tensions ran thin. Who would be crowned King and Queen of Lincoln's Homecoming Festivities? To add to the excitement of Homecoming, coronation was placed during the school day. This enabled all of Lincoln's students to share in the coronation ceremony and the joyous moment. Last years reigning King and Queen, Dave Albers and Jill Smiler, crowned Ric Everett and Margaret Dunne Lincoln's Homecoming royalty. I was really surprised when I won Homecoming. I never expected it to happen. Being Homecoming King was an honor and I was happy to be chosen. ’' Ric Everett I was honored to be Lincoln's Homecoming Queen of 1975. That special moment will often flash back in my mind and I wish I could relive it all over again. But it was a once in a lifetime moment and a memory I will never forget.' ’ Maggie Dunne Pictures taken, congratulations made and butterfies gone, the royal court was taken to the Chart House for dinner and more pictures by the yearbook staff. After a grueling day Lincoln's royalty retired, happy, but exhausted. Excitement climaxed as Ric Everett was crowned King of Homecoming. Spirit of Homecoming and Dave Albers. Jill Smiler and Dave Albers. 14 Cofonotion Pete Vongrosaman, Jeanne Coleman, Claudia Eggan. Ken Nygren, Ann Gallogly, Dave Cleary, Manha Shultcis. Meg Dunne, RIc Everett. Deanne Stromwall, Tim Siowman, Alyn Couture, Jeff Baker, Jill Dahlsuom. Steve Kettlckamp Jill Dahlstrom. Steve Kettlekamp Jeanne Coleman, Pete Vongrossmann Deanne Suomwall, Tim Stowman Margaret Dunne, Ric Everett Martha Shultcis. Dave Cleary Ann Gallogly, Ken Nygren Coronation 15 Homecoming Events The day's homecoming events began with homeroom door decorating. Halls were flooded with paper branches, and feathers, as homerooms attempted to illustrate the homecoming slogan, Beary the Falcon's feathers”. Judged by members of Lincoln's maintenance staff and office workers, the top door prize” (a shake for each student) was awarded to Mrs. Villela’s first hour Spanish class, poor Mr. Hornig!! During the advisor period, a special pepfest added enthusiasm to the student body. The Bruinettes performed another unique, innovative routine to Evil Ways.” The varsity cheerleaders led the students in cheers for the coming game. Rocky” Elton followed in close second, displaying his famous Viking paraphernalia for the first time this year. Of course, the Sophomore cheerleaders received their share of paper airplanes, making only partial fools of themselves. Sixth hour, the marching band paraded around the halls, to conclude our annual homecoming traditions. The mighty Rocky lead cheer at the pepfest. Betsy Hartman enjoys the pepfest. Meg and Rick return from the football field. Lincoln cheerleaders do the Hustle. Homecoming spirit brings new door decorations. Car decoration, a lost tradition. Homaeoming 16 Queen Margaret Dunne shows total surprise upon being crowned. Carol Washerman congratulates Margaret In the reception line. Bruinettes present a special coronation dance. Royal pages present gifts to Ric and Margaret. Master of Ceremonies John Elton. Spirit was high as students decorated cars. Homecoming 17 Whispering Winds On Friday, September 24, a hundred couples gathered together to share their excitement at the end of the Homecoming festivities. The band, Moonglow, provided music for Lincoln's students from 9:30 to 11:30, playing a variety of music from the big band era. The couples danced around the center court, which was occupied by the king and queen. The students looked quite stylish in their attire and their enthusiasm helped to make Lincoln's Homecoming a success. Kathy Jacobsen and her date. Why aren't you dancing? Tina Picpcr and Mike Benz. Kathy Lundln and Dave Raymond. Rhae Widell and her date. Nancy Whiting and Jim Jackson. Lynn Saaski and her date. Mark Klanchnik and Lori Limbcn. 18 Homecoming Mike Cleveland and his dale. Michelle Powell. Kim Flodin and Jon Flugstad. Linda Ivers and her escort. Kelly Parkhlll and Lynn Marchesuuk enjoy the dance. One. two. three: one. two. three. James VaSatka and Taml Timm. Amy Coleman and her date. Slow dancing brings you closer together. Homecoming 19 The Girls Caught Their Guys The mood for this year's Sadie Hawkins was set by the play Li'l Abner,” which was performed just a week before by Lincoln’s own drama club. Students were dressed in overalls, cutoffs, long underwear, and other tattered concoctions. The band, ’’Goldy and the Barrymen,” played a very large range of music including polkas, slow type, and fast rock. Some of the attractions at the dance were sack races, a shooting gallery, pictures, and of course the hitching booth. The prices of a wedding varied, with the thirty cent wedding being the deluxe, which featured an all expense paid trip behind Honeymoon Rock. ’' The excitement shown on Friday, November 21, made this year's Sadie Hawkins a dem good, knee-slappin' event! Here arc the Hatfields . . . 1 bet you can't hit It I How'd I get into this mess? Have a sip cutie? Our little honeymoon cottage. Isn't it nice to have caught some guys? The girls take their guys for a swing. 20 Sodie Hawkins Dance -F .. Time to relax between dances. What's so bad about getting caught? . . . and here arc the McCoys. Decisions, decisions, decisions. Sodso Hawkins 21 Lincoln's cupids. Scottlc Holland and Mark Klanchnik. Hearts of Gold Show Week began the Abes Babes Winter Formal activities. Mon. brought distribution of carnations by the National Honor Society. On 50’s day Lincoln students slicked back their hair, turned down bobby socks and danced to the music of the Great Pretenders at the Sock Hop after school. Seniors were slave drivers on Wed. during Senior Day. Jackie Astleford's Abes Babes chapter entertained us on Thurs. by putting on a pep fest for Sports Day. Completing the week's festivities were Singing Valentines by the concert choir. Saturday Feb. 14 was the evening of the dance, Hearts of Gold. Kathy Ramstand and Steve Pike, last year's royalty, crowned Kim Forrey and Ron Lewis King and Queen. Kim and Ron’s royal court were Prince and Princesses, Patty Carins, Lin Morrison, Sandy Rognstad, Jackie Asstleford, Tim Schendel, Mike Hughes, Bill Baker and Mike Cleveland. Sophomore attendants were Pam Wishart and Steve Fling. Junior attendants were Jan Horstman and Reed Nelson. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies were Kim Buss and Rick Faye. Jackie's Abes Babes performing. Winter formal royal pages Baby face, T. Steve Pike and Kathy Ramstad on their final walk. All hall Kim and Ron. 22 Winter Formal Sophomore attendants Steve Fling and Pam Wishart. Kathy and Mike whispering sweet nothings. Ron Lewis crowned king as Tim Schcndcl. Bill Baker. Mike Cleveland and Mike Hughes look on. Kim Forrey crowned Queen as. Jackie Astleford, Lin Morrison, Patty Carins and Sandy Rogmtad look on. Foxy Furlong. Leave us alone! Ray. put that tongue back in your mouth. Let's dance. Carol! Oh Carol . . . Kim and Bob sit down and rest. Winter Formol 23 Jobs Opinion Suzette Bouchard Sophomore, Waitress at Walgreens. What is your job preparing you for? My job is not preparing me for any job in the future, but it is helping me to be more responsible and it helps me to manage money. Why are you working? I am working to help pay for my clothes and for my own personal spending money. Rhonda Matsuura Senior, Dayton’s Pharmacy. Is it difficult for you to go to school and work at the same time? No, one learns to budget the time one has around their activities. What is your job preparing you for? A nursing career, plus learning to work efficiently with others. Paul Hart Senior, Master at Prime Time. What is your job preparing you for? I plan to be a chef when I graduate. If at all possible I will train at Hennepin Area Vocational Technical Institute. Do you feel you are getting a reasonable amount of money for what you are doing? I get $2.15 an hour for being a supervisor and head cook, and I don’t feel, with all the responsibility, $2.15 is adequate. Marilyn Mellenbruch Senior, Dietary Aide at Maple Nursing Home. Is it difficult for you to go to school and work at the same time? Yes, sometimes. It always seems that when there is a basketball game or a football game that I want to go to, it always seems that I have to work. As for my school work, I don’t have as much time for studying, but I seem to be doing okay in my classes. 24 Job Opinion Carol Holm Senior, Waitress at Lemon Tree Southtown Center. What does your job mean to you? Debbie Benites Senior, Swimming teacher at the Y.W.C.A. What does your job mean to you? VmLm t It means meeting new people everyday, taking over a great deal of responsibility and trying to please every customer so that I make money in tips. A waitress doesn’t usually get very much money so she must make money from tips. The best way to do this is to please the What is this job preparing you for? This job prepares me by teaching me to work with people, and how to take criticism, and to be responsible. It means teaching and watching children of all ages, I especially like 2-3 year olds. I learn how kids learn and how they develop mentally as well as physically, by the way we teach them at the Y. We find new methods from parents also. It also is better qualifying me to work independently and to learn how to associate with kids of all ages. M Mike Benz Senior, Works at Town Drug. Do you find it hard to work and go to school at the same time? Diane Teeters Senior, Hostess at Henrici’s. Is it difficult to go to school and work at the same time? y A conflict always arises between work and school. It always seems when I have a test in class, I have to work the night before. But I always seem to get by. A bad grade in a class is usually from personal neglect to study. I think with many jobs, students find it relatively easy to handle. Teenagers have to work to survive in their future excursions. Why am I working? I need money and the experience. The money for transportation, personal usage, and savings. Experience so I am ready to handle other jobs in the future without complete ignorance. No, I have found that spacing out my time works well. My senior class load is not too difficult. My classes don't really require that much studying. As far as not being able to participate in school activities, I have found no problems. I am president of Abes Babes, I work on the yearbook staff. I can usually work activities around my schedule at Henrici's. I was able to attend all of Lincoln's hockey and soccer games. Hockey and soccer are the only varsity sports which I am really interested in. The only disadvantage in going to school and working, is that I don’t spend much time with my family and my bedroom floor hasn't been seen since September 3. Job Opinion 25 Dear Lincoln Dear Lincoln: During my year at Lincoln I made many friends. I really think that Lincoln is a great school because the board, the teachers, and the students are sensational. Thank you for what I learned not only during my classes but also between classes, after school or during the school events. Love from Belgium Andree Markus My Friends at Lincoln: I must say that my year with you has been the greatest experience in my life! You have made me feel welcome in your school and in your community. Please call me when you come to Munich - I will try to help you to know MY country. Aufwiedersehen, Markus Auer Lan Andree In April of 1975 Lan Nugen arrived by plane in Bloomington, from Siagon South Viet Nam. Lan came to the U. S. with her brother who was a war pilot and she is living with her sister and brother-in-law and their daughter. Lan and her family are sponsored by Hillcrest Methodist Church. Lan enjoys living in the U. S. and going to Lincoln. She also thinks the people at Lincoln are very friendly. 26 A.F.S. and Lan Germany Our cheerleaders have changed appearance. Oh - we're on next. Pep Fests Remember those half hour periods in the middle of the day when everyone got together in the gym to watch the Pep Fests? The first one was the traditional bum on sophomores pep fest, which juniors and seniors thoroughly enjoyed. Diapers and pacifiers were tossed at them, and Dr. Stever even got in the act. At different times throughout the year the bruinettes and cheerleaders traded places for the day, cheerleaders became elves, and sophomores, juniors, and seniors had several races, (the seniors won all of them, of course). The cheerleaders spent hours practicing skits to perform for the school, and the bruinettes worked hard to show us new dances. After the Battle Cry, a tribute to the teams, and the school song, everyone was ready and in high spirits for that night’s games. Show me tome spirit! Pep Fest skits are getting better. Victory lor our teams! Oh! I love you Bear! Is this what goes on in the gym over vacation? Pep Fest 27 Li'l Abner On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 13, 14, and 15 the Lincoln auditorium was transformed into the Hillbilly town of Dogpatch U. S. A. There was revealed the Saga of Daisy Mae (Jo Fischer) and Abner Yokum (Berk Hancer) who were trying to save their town and, in Daisy Mae’s case, catch a husband. They and other Dogpatch inhabitants tried to convince Artis T. Fonsdale (Cindy Kiecker) to call off the atomic bomb by proving they were a necessary town. Their necessary items ranged from the crankcase of a model T Ford to a round trip ticket to the birthplace of Elvis Presley, but in the end it was Mammy Yokems (Darla Lundy) Yokom berry tonic that saved the day. The audience seemed to enjoy the play and the cast received two standing ovations, one on opening night and the other Saturday night. The directors of the play were Mrs. Stainer and Mr. G. Barry. The student director was Steve Basiago, and Halley Leffler choreographed all dances in the play. Members of the East practice for the play. Really? You got to be kidding 1 This here's my pal, the World's Dirtiest Wrestler. Mammy and Pappy Yokum fight it out. I'm sure there's a penny around herd Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! And over here we have the National Lincoln Landmark! 28 li'l Abner You can’t get away now! Daisy Mac making eyes at Abner. Well, here's Daisy Mac! Of course Daisy finds me irresistable! You mean this time I’m really getting married! Li l Abner 29 Contiary to popular belief, Bears do not hibernate. After long hours sitting in a class room, our Bears spend their free-time prowling and carousing. There were always . . . Hot poker games at Pyle’s . . . Parties at Baker’s ... The ”T” Bird . . . And multitudes of friendly Bears at Ole Pieper Inn . . . Campaigner's at Tim Stowman’s . . . Skating at Haeg Park . . . Tobogganing at Normandale . . . Foosball at Southdale . . . How about submarine races at Bush ... Or quiet evenings at the Civic Center seeing that favorite group . . . Do you know that people go to the Habidashary for years and never sit in the window seat' ’ For the Bear intellects there is always the library . . . Homework ... Or how about as a last resort watching T. V. . . . Hockey, swimming, basketball, gymnastics practices at night . . . Yearbook deadlines . . . Mah Quh finals . . . Band practices . . . Play practices Working . . . Babysitting . . . Shopping . . . Shows at the Boulevard . . . Handball . . . Roller-skating . . . Bowling . . . Swimming at Holiday Inn . . . Skiing at Buck . . . Perkins at 2:00 A.M. . . . Bridgemans after games . . . J’s with alumni . . . City lights atop the I. D. S. . . . Walking around Lake Nakomis . . . Even blistering cold of Jan. 7th didn't keep our Bears indoors. The closest any of us came to hibernating was falling asleep during first hour on our first day back to school from Christmas vacation. To all obnoxious, but well meaning Bears! Please do your best to nip this fearful rumor in the bud. Do Bears Hibernate? Mike Hughe look for more money to stay In the game. The tneak preview of the winning hand. Collecting up the dough I! I 30 Student Night Life Student Nightlife 31 32 Academic Diviiion Student Spectrum Acodcmtc Division 33 Social Studies In iheir sophomore year, the majority of students were required to take U. S. History. Everyone remembers the first large group which they forgot. Running downstairs to walk in late greeted by embarrassing silence or laughter, if class hasn't started yet. History was one of two courses Juniors were required to take. They were given a choice between World History, Area Studies, Anthropology, or Global Perspectives, according to their interests. Not only facts about other countries, but also the ancient Romans, Greeks and other civilizations were discussed, also current events took up a part of the Junior Year. In the Senior year students were required to take Sociology, Economics, Political Science or Contemporary Perspectives. The course consisted of learning about social problems, our economic situation, and a discovery of our inward selves. In another area, classes were held in which students learned about death, futurism, and their self values. It's that funny. We needed to know that for the test. Work) I'm allergic to It. What? Cheating again? . . . and when I was in Rome . . . 34 Social Studies What are you worried about? Loet something again? i'm not ready for this test. Aren't we studious. Chapman's class? And now for current events. Sociol Studies 35 Communi- cate Talking is the best known form of communication. In School students and teachers used a variety of ways to communicate. One form was through the advisor- advisee program. The purpose of this program was to broaden and personalize the communication process between the administration and students in regard to classes and colleges for future quarters and years. Extracurricular activities also helped students broaden personal interests. During Human Relations Day speakers came and each student had the opportunity to listen to someone of different ethnic groups. Another aspect of communications is foreign languages. The languages offered at Lincoln were French, German, Spanish, and Russian. The curriculum included volleyball games between the foreign language classes and a few sample tastes of foreign foods. Plays, novels, short stories, and poems were all under discussion in the English Department. Research papers, themes, films and tests were among different forms of learning devices used by the English teachers. Another hard day In Project English. Boy. that joke really kills met Oh. I see. Wendy recites the Nature Essay. A senior's work is never done. Then you place your other leg . . . 36 Communications Oh. No! Lincoln’s Football team wins 1st place! Okay, but be sure to get the facts straight!! Another exciting day In English Class. ■ . . and the main theme In this essay Is . . . Look Mommy, only two cavities! Communicotions 37 Science Sciences at Lincoln taught the Bear about himself. Chemistry told the Bear the elements that he was made up of. Environmental Studies and Biology showed him where he lived and what genes he was in. Behavior Science explores his inner mind and emotions. Physics told him how he moved himself about and other things. Physiology explains to the Bear how he was put together and how he worked. Computer Science taught him to calculate and add up his world. 1 forgot there was a 20 minute break. Ah, how you say . . . Huh! You could see better if you move your finger. I still can't sec what they think they see. That's a good question 38 Science It looks better the other way. What do I do next? Science 39 Careers Lincoln Career division included five varieties of classes. They included An, Home Economics, Business Education, Industrial Arts, and the Co-op program. The career division provides a vocational and vocational experiences for the students at Lincoln. Business classes prepared the student for a variety of experiences. They learn how to type, prepare accounts, use various business machines, shorthand, do dictating, and a variety of things relating to the business field. In art classes, the student became aware of the many different medias which included: painting, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, and fabrics. The Industrial Arts students had a wide variety of experiences to learn about industry and developed skills for a job or for leisure hobby’s or individual interests. These experiences included: Graphic Arts, auto mechanics, metal working, wood working, photography, drafting, electronics and fluid power technology. Home Economics enabled students to learn about formal and informal cooking, how to sew for enjoyment and advanced sewing such as tailoring. They were also involved in cooking and baking. Child Care and Development is also a pan of Home Economics. The Resource Center for the Career Division provides a place for the student to study or do recreational reading. Just can't seem to get those eyes just right with this thing. Rita ESsslngcr carefully turns her funnel cake. 2+2«5. Is that right? 40 Careers I use Vaseline Intensive Care. Just like wc did it in Kindergarten. Let me kiss it and make it Detier. If you don't like it say something. Jeff James corrects Mike Wacklowik - a sophomore naturally. Careers 41 Vo-Tech After occupying fifth and sixth hour in previous years, Vo-Tech students moved into morning programs with students attending second thru fourth hours. The Vo- Tech program was held on a voluntary basis with students learning a special field in which to prepare for the future. Classes were held at the Eden Prairie Vo- Tech Center where students participated in classes such as dental hygiene, child care, auto body, cooking and auto mechanic. Watering plants with a wine bottle, eh? . . . and then the spaghetti goes over . . . Wow. must be some magazine. 42 Vo-Tech No, please, I don't want my picture taken. Oh, alright. OK. mac, none of that now. Man. I'm so hungry. Vo-Tech 43 Math Besides learning to stop being ostriches Lincoln math students could expand their minds, if ya know what I mean, with analysis; higher, elementary, and linear algebra; trigonometry; and half a dozen other courses. . . measuring the marigolds . . Two of Kitts' osuichcs work out an answer. Allison shows the proper working position. The directions have to be here someplace! 44 Math Camille Adams. Linda Andersen. Gary Anderson, Linnea Anderson. Mary Baglcy, Lisa Ballstadt. David Barry. Stephen Barry. Daniel Beck. Veirettc Beckon. Heidi Brudcr. David Carlson. Ronald Comcc. Mar- garet Cope. Connie Counters. Jeffrey Cox, Paula Crosby. Christoph Cuellar. Duane Danncwitz. Kim- berly Flodin, Jon Flugstad. Harold Fossum. Julie Frank. Erin Gilbert. Pamela Glass. Daniel Greener. Joseph Grimes, Barbara Gunderson. David Halls. Paul Han. Julie Houle. Steven Kcticlkamp. Cynthia Kiccher. Brian Knoch. Kelli Kostick. Randal Krautbauer. Paul Krohg. Joann Kvalstcn. Thomas Larson. Gary Lund. Patricia Mann. Michael McGee, Charles Meredith. John Morrison. Marshall Neeck. Larry Opatz. Bactcr Pedersen, Kyle Ramswick. Kristine Ritmirc. Timothy Schendcl. James Smith. Sharon Sor- vik. Rebecca Spandc. John Surry. Mark Sticha. Jeffrey Waddell. Mark Waters. Dawn Watkins. Mark Zierden, Katy Nelson. Bruce Lavcny. Patty Enstad. Band I'm getting dizzy. No, I'm Not the little drummer boy. Simon says knees up. The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Nathan W. Earp, was very active this year participating in state large group contests and performing numerous concerts for die public. The high quality of their talent has been exhibited through selections such as MARCHE SLAVE by P. Tschaikowsky, GEOMETRICS NO. 1 by M. Mailman, and PROCLAMATIONS by T. George. Our man on the field Mr. Earp. Bond 45 Show Time Two weeks before any of us returned to the halls of Lincoln High, our Showband of the Midwest'' was getting ready for their first half-time. With 103 new sophomores, Mr. Earp and the upper-classmen practiced patience and understanding while teaching them their left foot from their right. Charlie Meridith, drum major, led the band at two fall parades. They entertained us at home football games with flashy and flamboyant half- time shows. They performed for two Normandale football games, and razzled and dazzled Vicking fans during the Viking - vs - San Diego game on November 23. The band performed two indoor concerts and did a benefit concert at Southtown shopping center. With 70 new and much deserved uniforms. Hours and hours of street marching in the blistering cold of December, the band packed up for Florida on December 26 for ten days of sun and fun. While most of us were sitting by fireplaces watching the Orange Bowl football game on television, the Lincoln Band members sat in the Florida sunshine and watched the game in the stadium. They were one of fourteen bands to march in the Orange Bowl Parade on Dec. 31. They were also guest band at Walt Disney World. With crates and crates of Florida oranges and grapefruit the band gave many Bloomington families a taste of the Florida citrus crops while raising money to finance their trip. Oh I'm so sick of this! There's something special about sophomore girls. Ana a one. ana a two . . . Walt! Walt 46 Morchirvg Bond Kris Alango. Melissa Alvir. Linnea Anderson. Debbie Barringer. Dina Boccher. Heidi Bmder, Pam Chapman. Nancy Clermont. Meg Cope, Mary Cuellar. Karen Danburg. Anne Dowling. Barb Erickson. Maureen Esse. Ruihanne Gessner. Jackie Hci. Julie Klauscn. Jolcnc Klyve. Tom Larson. Mary Lauer. Lynn LcBoutillicr. Kaiy Nelson. Kathy Peterson. Sharon Sorvick. Teresa Sullivan. Marlys Tupy. Joan Wagner. Camille Adams. Sue Alango. Lisa Bailstadt. Cathy Brehm. Donna Broas. Monica Byrne. Dave Carlson, Connie Counters, Paula Crosby. Patty Enstad. Peggy Erdmann. Kim Flodin. Julie Frank. Mary Garrity. Erin Gilbert. Diane Gladhill. Jan Gladhill, Pam Glass. Leigh Ann House. Jill Johnson, Lynn Kiccker. JoAnn Kissel I. Kelli Kostick. Randy Krautbaucr. Cheryl Laughlin. Sharon Lcisinger. Cindy Lough. Patti Mann. Joan McCabe. Kathy McManus. Kari Meyer. Marsha Millonig. Dawn Morvig. Annette Mueller. Marshall Neeck. Lisa Neely. Anita Nelson, Cheryl Nelson, Mary Nelson. Sandy Nelson. Becky Norman, Karen Nygaard. Maria Olson. Shelley Pelton. Cindy Pendroy. Pam Perin. Lisa Petersen. Cathy Pherson. Lisa Prashcr. Susan Ratz. Tami Rystad. Linda Schulz, Becky Spande, Sherry Sweazey, Heidi Swenson. Morgan Wallace. Dawn Watkins. Lori Weston. Linda Andersen, Veireue Beckon. Jane Bishop, Denise Brown, Cindy Kieckcr, Greg Schcrt, Paula Seifert. Tami Timm. Laura Baker, Mark Buc- chcle. Dan Dulas. Gary Lund, Mark Stlcha, Pete VonGrossman, Mike McGee. Kevin Mussetter. Greg Adamski. Scott Anderson. Chip Bcrglund, Scott Blackard. Jeff Blexrud, Dan Brandt. Larry Breid. Chris Cuellar. Brian Gunderson, Dave Halls. Paul Jackson. Mike Kenny, Steve Kcttlckamp. Ruth Kovach. Joann Kvalsten, Louis LaMore. Bruce Laveny, Kevin Mcnzcl. Jeanne Nelson. Baxter Pedersen. Jonathan Polfus, Karen Youmans. Mark Zierden, Gary Anderson. Dan Beck. Mike Dunne, Hall Fossum. Dan Greener, Claire Kiecker, Mike Otte. Matt Abe. Scott Abell. Mark Angrimson, Jim Ballinger, Jeff Cox. Dan Holmquist. DeDe How- ard. Paul Krohg. Dave Miller, John Morrison, Time Schcndcl, Paul Vandcrscheurcn. Jim Vasatka, Mark Waters. Ron Comee. Mark Copeland. Duane Dannewitz, Matt Fricbc. Joe Grimes. Nrian Knoch. Mike Wingers. Burke Hanccr. Paul Hart. Dave KSiian. Steve Pherson. Jim Stainer. John Starry, Mark Turgi. Carrie Anderson. Julie Craven, Laurie Harten. Julie Terpstra. Maggie Welland, Steve Bun. Kevin Carlson. Paul Carlstcd. Dave Craft. Rick Davis. John Flugstad. Steve Grier. Jordan Jansen. Jeff Kathan. Joe Klimek. Bruce Larson. Ron Lewis. Trudy Maeziewski. Dave Loson. Kyle Ranswick, Jim Smith. Jeff Waddell. DRUM MAJOR: Charlie Meredith. ANNOUNCER: Mr. Charlie Schuman. Bond 47 Choir The Treble and Concert Choirs directed by Mr. Barry, have entertained many different audiences. Among their performances they caroled at Northwestern Bank and the Mall, and sang at Lincoln’s Winter and Spring Concerts, as well as Fort Snelling Church. There have been many different fund raising events to raise money for the choirs' activities. Some of these events were selling candy and Singing Valentines. Laura Baker. Rebecca Anderson. Wayne Anderson. Teresa Bain. Nancy Baribeau, Mary Barton, Mark Basigo, Donna Bigg. Susan Boyce, Steve Brady. Thomas Bregmann. Katherine Brown. Barb Burke. Karen Clabo. Kevin Craft. Jill DahWirom, Nancy Dittrich, Patrick Dold, Robert Forder. Mary Francis. Sue Grothc, Burke Hanccr, Cathy Heuckcndorf. Carol Holm. Nancy Huss. Cori Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Lau- rie Jones, Kandlcc Kane. Holly La Fortune. Carol Leon. Gary Magnuson, Sandra Maher. Martha Man- love, Donald Maple. Charlotte Mcginlcy. Sandy McMcncmy. Marilyn Mcllenbruch, Abbe Mills, Sus- anne Moline. Lortc Mueller. Mary Oppegard. Carrie Petterson, Karen Porter. Timothy Rudolphi. Michael Rumppc. Julie Schlagcl. Michelle Shonka, David Smith. Pamela Sumdcm. ABOVE PICTURE: Cyndy Becker, Judy Borka. Lynann Brown. Lori Chceseman. Sue Cook. Jean Dillon, Tina Engel. Mary Jo Fischer. Sherlene Frost. Jill Gorton. Ste- phanie Gram. Patty Hall. Chris Hanson, Barbara Heinz, Lisa Hurley. Beth Johnson. Julia Krant2. Holly McDonough. Marjc MellenVruch. Terry Nopola, Melinda Purvis. Mary Schlagcl. Lori Schlottman. Jean Schmitz. Nancy Welna. Susan Williams. Diane Kucnzcl. RIGHT PICTURE: Jeanninc Anderson, Sue Brchm. Maureen, Bunnis. Kathy Cassidy. Diane Carlson, Georgian Cribb. Rita Eissinger, Jan Fasching. Liaa Fells, Jane Frank, Donna Hardy. Lynn Manccke. Jill Orcdson. Wendy Springer. Dan- ette Fhcdcns, Debbie Mattson. Lan Nuygcn. Pam Pcrrinc. DebWc Thielen. Sharon Weller. 48 Choir Diane Adams. Wayne Anderson. Ann Banunck. Janis Blomgrcn. Debbie Buxmde. Anne Cavanaugh. Jenny Green. Kathy Hankopf. Betsy Hartman. Julie Harvey. Donna Haugen, Diane Haugesag. Julie Holman. Robin Holtzappie. Wendy Holtzapple. Julia Jacobson. Diane Joklnen, Cheryl Lund. Kim Matsura. Mick Mayhcw. Ian Nugycn, Cindy Olsen. Mary Pederson. Diane Peterson. Aiane Prescott, Judy Ritter. Tom Roberts. Ann Seha, Debbie Shepeluk. Jan Smith. Stacy Stoen. Brian Strand. Linda Welsh. Wayne Anderson - music jock Linda Welsh plays a difficult piece Orchestra Lincoln’s orchestra had much to offer its members this year. Under the direction of Mr. James Chlebecek, the orchestra had the chance to hear some excellent musicians two of which were Igor Oistrakh and Ruggiero Rioci, both world renowned soloists. Orchestra is included in the school curriculum to broaden understanding of significant music and develop playing skills and styles. To achieve this the orchestra gave winter and spring concerts with the choir, presented school lyceums and visited the Minnesota Orchestra. Conductor - James Chlcbccck. Another view of the orchestra . . . and another. Orchestra 49 50 Organized Vitolity Organized Vitality Orgonixffd Vilolity 51 Look Out Abe Fun; Good times, entertainment, laughter, recreation, giggles and ludicrousness. Eat; Masticate, grub-down, chew, gluttony, feast. These two words described Abe's Babes perfectly. Their main objective was to have a good time. Potlucks, picnics, hockey games, Winter Formal, overnights, skiing, Advent Angels. They provided a means to meet new people and have new experiences. Abe's Babes Cabinet Members were: President - Diane Teeters, Vice President - Kim Forrey, Sec. Cindy Angell. Sue Stenereon. Cindy Pendroy. Jackie Astleford. Pam Perrin, Diane Teeters, Jackie Nelson. Katie Brown. Kim Forrey, Margaret Dunn. Sue Lloyd, Heidi Price. Beth Willman. Karen Haines. Dala Peterson, Nora Rodckuhr, Carolyn Cmmrine. Barb Burke. Sandy McMcncmy, Jill 'Pemiat TMeetiaty... Dahlstrom. Bca Comty, Mary Collins. Jean Machach, Jean Dillon. Kris Ritmire. Mary Ann Oppegard Jenny Mund. Ann Daly, Vicki Vandersloot. Sandy Rognstad. Hope Rasmussen. Sue Grothc. Kim Kerion Sheila Johnson. Sue Molcnc, Andy Chatficld, Laurie Benda, Teresa Hughes, Jenny Jacobson, Carol Bru- neau. Denise Brown. Missy Bums. Lori Birklid. Lisa Hilbert. Alyn Couture. Cathy Hcuckcndorf. Kin Noah. Cathy Phcreson. Joan McCabe. Robin Beebe. Sue Johnson, Denise Panridge. Nance Green. Jai Parsons. Nancy Huss. Denise Connly. Jane Seibert. Kathy Middlcstadt, Kim Nelson. Sarah Schutte. JuUt Herman. Jaylene Johnson, Kim Stavros, Becky Forcsmark. Patti Bjorum, DcAnnc Blonigan. Debbie Olson, Jill Bjomton. Treas. - Katie Brown, and Publicity Chairperson - Cindy Pendroy. Their advisor was Mrs. Travis. Dinner at Di’s. 52 Abe's Bobet FIRST ROW: JIM BJomton. Paul Knlsely. Jean Coleman. Suzette Bouchard. Terry Kampa. DcAnn Blonl- gen. Claudia Eggan. Cindie Enright. Andrea Peigneax, ClorU Stewan. Sure, we'll draw up 100 more posters. Rah Rah Bruins! Enthusiastic, hard-working, spirited and dedicated were just a few words describing the Pep Club members. They chanted cheers at our numerous sports activities. The late nights of making posters and locker signs helped psyche up our athletes. The teams appreciated these students who were concerned enough to take extra time to really pep up our school! If there had been no Pep Club, our school spirit would have been lacking greatly! 'Poatet feawtivup.. Cathy Madden draws pictures for posters. President. Claudia Eggan works around difficulties. Dedicated workers are what It's all about. Pep Club 53 Kick 'Em Up There Practicing ten hours a week, getting those kicks up, screaming to get in line, gossiping around the clock and always having fun. That was what being a Bruinette was all about. Games, games, games, overnights without sleep, cake after school, and pictures by our own Sylvia! Being a Bruinette was time-consuming, exhausting, and frustrating, but it was a rewarding, unforgettable experience for everybody. The girl dance to Evil Ways. 1st Row: Sara Schutic. Sandy McMcnemy. 2nd: Carrie Pcitcrson. Cindy Combes. 3rd: Wendy Springe:. Carinc Walstrom, Sara Ewen. .ScnitM fa n. juafotb... cCec iatiny... 1st Row: Sandee Elftmann. Kris Ritmirc. 2nd: Sue Goolsby. Mary Olson. 3rd: Ann 1st: Juli Herrmann. Debbie Brownrlgg. 2nd: Karen Haines. Barb Gunderson. Gallogly, Sandy Rognstad, Vicki Vandersloot. 3rd: Theresa Koch, Kim Buss. 4th: Patty Nelson. 54 Bfuinottes Karen Aazc. Robin Beebe. loan McCabe, Denise Brown. Dcanne Stromwell. Row 2: Carol Wasserman. Lisa Amundson. Martha Schuitcis. Kim Nelson. Row 3: Alyn Couture, Janis Blomgrcn. Penny Bush. Betsy Hartman. SannyRuhme. Caroline Crumrinc. Ruth Cleary. Tami Rystad. Denise Partridge. Nancy Green. Mary Cuellar. Paula Carlson. Hey! Kung-Fu! Remember when . . . Lincoln cheerleaders proved they knew Kung-Fu? . . . Perhaps that was one cheer they preferred not to remember but it was cute and typical of all of the creativity displayed in the pepfests. All summer long the girls worked hard to perfect and improve their numerous cheers. The students and staff greatly appreciated the cheerleaders' enthusiasm and involvement. Past and present cheerleaders greet the team. ...Stadium, dec %ati M, ... “P t tuefo Janis Blomgrcn and Denise Brown display the mood. Carol Wasserman watches in dismay as our team falls behind. Cheerleader� 55 The Silks Marched Ten by Ten The Lincoln Flags have changed in many ways. In past years the Flags’ purpose was to add color, but became a separate unit of their own performing featured drill routines as pan of half-time shows. In addition to new drill flags and poles, the girls had an instructor, Charlie Pagenkopf, who taught a new style of marching and maneuvering. The Flags practiced every night after school in preparation for half-time shows, the Vikings game, and the Orange Bowl parade in Miami, Florida on FIRST ROW left to right: Dynelle McCullum. Karen Porter. Charlotte McGinlcy, Abbe Mills, Kerry Ander- son, Kim Herian, Kathy Golden. Ann Colbert, Tracy Elftman, Debbie Wetse. Nancy Baribou, Sandy Bethke, Lisa Mills, Meg Graff. Sue Moline, Michelle Jones, Shelia Johnson, Andy Chatfield. Christy Kiefer, Les Lanzo, Sue Foreman, Sue Bcauchainc, Diane Markstrom. Dawn Kuchelmelsier, Missy Mills, Debbie Shepc- luk. Tammy Kuchelmelstcr. Sarah Holmes. My, what a nice mitten. ... ...'Dt ttety 'tVon.td... . . . And then he said . . . Out of line. arc you? Michelle Jones, during practice. S6 Flog Twirlers lit: Ann Richter. Michelle Houser. Beth Willman. Pam Sundarn. Cori Johnson. Barb Burke. Mary Tadich. 2nd: Mike Rumppe. Kevin Kraft. Hal Fossum. Tom Larson. Jim Smith. Burke Hancer. Beth Willman watches Kevin Kraft dance. Hal Fossum's voice - a beacon on the stage. Sing It Again Bearies There was a new look for the Lincoln Bearies this year. The Bicentennial theme influenced the group's selection of uniforms in shades of red, white, and blue. Under the direction of Mr. Gordan Barry, the Bearies have provided pop music entertainment at school concerts and have had various performances at Southtown, Fort Snelling, and local banks throughout the year. At hospitals especially, the children enjoyed the music and dance routines which the members had choreographed themselves . . . This spring, the Pop Group attended a clinic .. occf ntu ic Svieltivify.. The Bearies practice for an upcoming performance, demonstrating the choreography that the Pop Group created themselves. at Mankato State University. Various groups from throughout the area worked on new song arrangements and choreography. A member of the Bearies, Barb Burke, stated: Besides having fun performing and reaching out to others, I think we all have learned to work as a group, which can be very hard at times. I look forward to being in the Bearies again next year. ” Bearies 57 Water Bugs Water Bugs Aqua Ducks Tad-poles - a few of the names given to the girls commonly known as Aqua Debs. The girls spent two nights a week for a few months of the year learning flips and synchronized strokes in time with the music in hopes of being ready for the May show. Mary Lou Allen received her traditional dunking to end another year in the life of a water bug. FIRST ROW: Clorls Stewart. Diana Markstrom. Katy Nelson. Lori Edberg. Chris Hanson. Ruthanne Gessner, Jane Bishop. Leigh Ann House. Laurcen Boomgaardcn, Becky Anderson. Andrcc Pcig- neux. Jackie Nelson. Paula Crosby, Jean Machacck. Julie Klausen. Sandy Nelson. Cheryl Flatten. Lisa Bulsted. 58 Aqua Debs Timers FIRST ROW: Linda Andersen, Denise Connly. Laurie Benda. Bca Comty. Tammy WInterowd, Nora Anderson. Jill Bjomton. Lynn LcBoutilller. Nancy Bu� . Karon Gchl. Judo Judo was a marshal arts intramural sport, new this year to Lincoln students. It was opened to sophomores, juniors and seniors and had two advisors, Mr. Bach and Mr. Molosky. It featured several important features of judo, one of which was how to fall correctly. The students were also taught all the different holds, strangles and flips. Peggy Mob. Andrcc Pclgncux. Kimbcl Noah. Van Noah. Rick Mayhew, Leslie Jones. Tim Oian. Timor ond Judo 59 Letter Winners Tim Daly - Swimming 60 letter Winner Scon Caswell - Football Jan Smith - Basketball Larry Opaiz - Basketball .foc i, %ad foc6ette ... Sfianfo, Lynn Pctcnon - Tennis FIRST ROW: Chris Pyle. Dolph Andruss, Brian Budenski, Tina Picpcr. Ann Seha. Sue Rotzicn. Carol Bruneau. Rich Louglt, Stephanie Peckham. Lori Mueller. Scott Levin. Reed Nelson. Judy Ritter. Jan Horstman, Ann Sommers. Val Johnson. Bill Corby. John Jacobson. Bt3d Douglass. Bob Keenan, Mike Cleveland, Mark Anderson, Mark Allen. Bob Schwlrtz, Todd Dllley, Steve Clark. Jay Hilbert. Tom Russet. Jim Swartzcl, Mark Mullanc, Steve Trimble. Tim Raihje - Soccer Wise As Owls Gary Anderson. Llnnca Anderson, Wayne Anderson. Mary Baglcy, Barr)- Stephen, Laurie Bartels. Robin Beebe. Debbie Benltes. Vem Berglund. Marie Bissonnctt. Pam Blenis. Jeanne Bohn. Pat Bolen. Mike Brady. Katie Brown. Linda Brunner. Jeffry Bw«. Jeffrey Budcwitz, Penelope Bush. David Cleary. Nancy Clegg. Ronald Comcc. Jeffrey Cox. Chris Cuellar. Tim Dulas, Miles Dunne. John Elton. Paul Engfcr. Cheryl Flatten, David Frank. Anthony Faranza. Carol Gibbons. Sue Goolsby, Gary Fustafson. Jenny Hake. Paul Hart. Robert Hartman, Wendy Holtzapplc. Jennifer Jacobson. Jeffrey James. Brian Knoch, Teresa Knoch, Diane Kucnzcl. Scott Kuzma. Ron Lewis, Kathy Lundin. Thomas Lundqulst. Charlotte McGinlcy. Shelley Madge. Sandra Maher. Joanne Mamcl, Lynn Marchcssault. Abbe Mills. Kathy Mit- telstaedt, John Morrison. Sharon Nelson, Jacqueline Nelson. Ken Nygren. Ann Olsen. Cynthia Olsen, Mary Olsen. Kelly Parkhlll, Tamara Parks. Lynn Peterson. Christine Picpcr. Paul Rahn, Suzanne Ruhme, Diane Sanford. Lori Saunders. Julie Schlagcl. Sara Schulte. Ann Seha, Martha Shulthcis, Brian Strand. Dcannc Stromwall, Mary Thomas. Ann Viitala, Lori Ward. Carol Wasserman, Shari Wilson. National Honor Society was composed of approximately the top 15% of the senior class who demonstrated scholarship, leadership, character and service. Some of the services included selling Snoopy pins and key chains, carnations for Valentine's Day and tutoring. The group was led capably by its officers: President - John Morrison; Vice- President - Ann Olsen; Vice- President (tutoring) - Ann Viitala; Secretary - Linnea Anderson and Treasurer - Jenny Hake. Mrs. Wilhelm and Miss Pinten proved to be excellent advisors. On the state level N. H. S. was involved in a convention at LeSeuer, a convention in Anoka, student exchanges, and state-wide charity .Sencata deco-iatiny... N.H.S. OFFICERS: Jenny Hake. Linnea Andcnon. John Morrison. Ann Viitala and Ann Olsen. projects. Chris Cueller was the State President representing the kind of leadership characteristic of the National Honor Society. M.A.N.H.S. President - Chris Cuellar Notional Honor Society 61 ... 'S'leafafizat at 'Pev6w ... ??ktidtuf )(ta ... I'm sorty but It's out of stock. Mark working at Target. Target, May I help you? Direct your feet to Steve at the County Seat. DECA The Disuibutive Education Clubs of America was an organization for students interested in marketing, merchandising and management. Lincoln DECA students not only had classroom training under the instruction of Mr. Duane Zaun, but they also went into competition with other schools in areas of personal interviews, displays, sales demonstrations and many more. Some won trophies and awards depending on how well they did in the competition. Representing Lincoln at many DECA meetings this year were officers Mitch Horstmen, Janet Furlong, Doug Loos, Steve Thaxton, Diane Basil and John Rochelle. Rick Melandcr, Todd Thompson. John Roche 1. Dan Nelson. Doug Loos. Patty Michaclson, Wade Madson. Katie Barber, Debbi Perron. Sandy Chevalier, Julie Gechan. Linda White. Mark Subak, Al Herth. Mitch Horstman. Jan Furlong, Grctchcn Smith. Pam Harper. Cherry Labissonnicre. Steve Bartclmchs. Greg McCullcn, Matt Schroder. Jeff Lynne. Paul Talberg. Tom Mlazgar. Top Row: Marilyn Bjomson, Anne Dillon, Mike Stavros, Ron Eckert. Steve Ohman. Craig Overby. Jim Benson, Larry Anderson. VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was the youth organization representing trade industrial, technical and health occupations students at the local, state, and national Skill Olympics offered a challenge for every participant to compete and win recognition in the world of work. VICA was a pan of the Trade and Cooperative Training Program. Mike Stavros working at U-Do-1 ...State (Ztowenttoa Matt Schroder taking Inventory. 0 0 0 It. Paul Graffunder changing a tire at Union 76. VICA 63 Greg works at packing. This looks as if It might just fit. MOEA Cooperative Office Education was a joint effort between the business community and Lincoln High School to provide opportunities for students to practice in a real business office the skills and concepts previously learned in school. Students spent a half day in their regular classes, including a related class in Office Education, and received training in a business office during the remaining half school day. Some of the major highlights the students participated in were First Row: Trudy Larweck. Michclc Studt. Lori Limbcn. Cindy Schuerman, Pam Darrow. Second Row: Sandy Maher. Brenda Peterson, Linda Grant, Laura Olson, Diane Blakstad. Nicki Olson. Third Row: Bon- nie McKccver, Julie Bohn. Martha Smith. Kathy Schavcr. Cathy Coleman. Debbie Branton. Cathy Rice, Zocanne Peterson. Pam Johnson. Let's see what I did wrong here. Call me tomorrow, O.K.? .. .SatfiCacfe %-S,ntfiC Hf'Cc 'Saafyuet 0 0 the Regional Competitive events, winners of the regional competitive events advanced to the State Leadership Conference in March, and the winners at the state leadership conference participated in the National Conference which was held May 1-4, 1975, in Topeka, Kansas. Another very important event the students participated in was the Employer-Employee banquet. I refuse to turn around. 1 wish he'd stop looking at me. Well, where do you want my arm? 64 MOEA Jeff Yohn, James Lclningcr. Rick Knoll. David Flemming. Dan Nelson, Kevin Lictzau. Dan Jorgenson, Jim Christiansen. Kris Kranz, Dave Iverson, Vince Gocrdi. Brian Abramson. Dave Kricg, Vcmon Glas- sel. Tranger Rynchck. Becky Ammcrman. Cindy Stransky, June Walczak. Sue Vlckerman. Debbie Sjcl- stad, Mary Benson. Oh baby it's cold outside 111 HEART HEART (Home Economics and Related Training) was a club for those students who were on a home economics on-the-job training program. They were associated with a state club and their activities. In the fall, there was a Delegate Assembly Meeting in which state and district officers were elected. During the year cake decorating contests between the three Bloomington High Schools were held and the Lincoln students competed with students from all over the state in events which they have had training. This is a youth organization which not only helps to develop occupational skills but also helps in a state-wide and city community projects. .. .Ovvwiyht at ... Dec nati M ... Get back In there you turkey. I aui't sund here all day!! Now what should I do? HEART 65 We We,” Work experience was a program designed for students interested in exploring careers, are ready to experience the real world of work, and need the challenge of a job to motivate them. We” was taught by Mr. Boeser. His job was to help the individual through school and outside of school. The success and importance of We” was voiced through comments made by the students themselves; Six hours drug me down. I functioned better on 'We' and I liked school a lot better. Being on the work program Jody Hallbcrg, Pam Grossollme. Ron Price, lames Crandall. Mark Gemng. Jeff Richcna. Joel Anleford. Mr. Bocscr. Tcny King. Gary Smith, Bill Schultheis. Rick Teschendorf. SckaaC TH, . Saeoer kept me in school.' ’ I feel like Mr. Boeser really cared.'' Success has been proved. We' ’ helped many students make the honor roll. Attitudes and attendance were greatly improved. We was definitely caring. 1 hope my hair net isn't slipping. Bubble, boll. toil, and trouble??? That'll be $2.33. please. 66 We STANDING: Karen Skarolld. Advisor Mr. Dube. Sieve Smith. Mary Thomas. SITTING: Ruth Kovach. Kathy Madden. You'll Dig It Lincoln’s Anthropology Club got off to a good start in this, their second year, with a picnic at Moir Park this last fall. Their fund-raiser was the selling of bicentennial trays with the money going towards the members’ trip to Effigy Mounds, in Iowa, during the spring. This year the president was Dawn Knight, with Mary Thomas as vice-president and Karen Skarolid as secretary treasurer. ’’The Head Primate is the name fondly given to their advisor, Mr. Dube. Sifting din to find . . . Tim-� delighted with the game he just bagged. The effects of digging begin to show. Anthropology 67 General Hospital? Medical Careers was for any prospective doctor, nurse, medical secretary, physical therapist or any other medical field. Mrs. Hatch was the advisor and busied herself arranging for speakers and films. The highlight of the year was a trip to the University Hospital. The Medical Careers Club raised money by selling goodies and pop at basketball games. The money was used for Lincoln Medical Scholarships. WOW! Learning Is painless. Lori Elmgrcn. R.N.. hard at work. ••All-cars listening to a speaker. ..Systolic...Ttittety ety t what? ...SCmcC ... Yep, I hear it! 1 Mrs. Hatch Is a very observant advisor. 68 Medico! Careers Here we come. O.K. guys. Unc up!! I Snow Bunnies The Lincoln Ski Club is an active group, consisting of more than 160 members. Weekly trips to Buck Hill proved, again, to be a success. Two Saturday trips and a weekend to Lutsen topped the season off. The appreciation of the club was expressed to both Mr. Jack Bom and Mr. Jim Keelin. Student Planning Committee Members were: Jon Flugstad, Steve Thaxton, Marshall Neeck, Christian Legand, Michelle Jones, Rory Scott, Tom Smith, Jim Smith, Mary Pederson and Greg Lanzo. These interested people worked to keep the various activities running smoothly. ‘Scccfc '%iCC...rf£t Ski Club 69 In the News The Mah-Quh has been around a long time, as a fact since the mid 1950’s. However, since then things have been changed and updated considerably, for instance, colored ink was printed on colored paper, presenting something new and interesting for the student body and faculty. Also, with variety in photography and a change in format, (from the traditional two columns to three columns), there was a totally new outlook for the Mah-Quh. Thus, presenting a school publication Mike Olson. Terry Von Eschcn. Mike Brady. Diane Amell. Nancy Dittrich. Cheryl Stack. Anne Connors. Jeanne Bohn, Joe Klimek. Al Galazen, Mark McGill. Mike Willcutt. Dave Raymond. Leah Gast, Lynn Mar- chesaauli. Clndi Walden, Sally Nelson. Teti Bain. Claudia Eggan. Tina Pleper. NOT PICTURED: Mickey Pickens. MarkTillung, Mike Clevedand. Pete Coleman. Cathy Hcuckcndorf. ?DeacUitie ... £aty- cctate 7tiy6,t everyone could be proud of. Having a first rate staff, twice the size of previous years was the backbone to Co-Editors; Cindi Walden and Lynn Marchessault. Without the entire staff, there would not have been the quality there was. Aside from the pressures, hassles, deadlines, glued fingers, broken typewriters, not to mention many nights working until 9p.m. there were just as many good times. The staff also socialized outside of school. For the first time a bowling team was formed, aptly named paperollers. There were numerous parties with a top advisor, Mrs. Kay Kmeger, at times joining picnics and get togethers all of which helped to keep the spirit together and on a friendly basis. 70 Moh-Qvh Brace Becker. Guy Dandtea. Jon Hanson. Rick Schcndcl. Mike Mihcllch. Debbie Keyes. Mary Ann Oppc- gard. Sue Boyce, Larrys Krueger. Claudia Eggan. Sherry Capron. Wendy Holtzapple. Cathy Hcuckcndorf. Cindie Enright, Suzettc Bouchard. Data Peterson, Timothy Blunck. Denise Carpenter, John Ellon, Greg Gir- ouard. Sue Anderson. Events of the Year A yearbook - not just records, pictures and memories of high school, but a product of a hard working advisor and staff. The new advisor Mr. Larrys Krueger and editor Cindie Enright helped to bring about a change in the appearance and meaning of the BEAR. The incorporation of colored pages and more emphasis on student life brought about the cohesiveness of the book. Living was the theme chosen and the book is based around living and life at Lincoln. Many late nights and What do I have to do now! A look of content. long weekends were spent turning total confusion into a stable and energetic staff. All work and no play couldn’t really be said, for many new friendships were formed, everywhere from staff meetings to selling ads. By continually working with class pictures and candids, the section editors, photographers and staff felt as if they knew everyone in school. The events of this year at Lincoln were pieced together slowly, but surely. With all the deadlines, despairing moments and long nights out of the way, the BEAR arrived, in full print, to the joy of all those who worked so hard to make it a memorable book. Yearbook 71 You think so . . . huh! I don’t think we’re doing tills right you guys. Bearing It All Bearing” - the term used by the girls when they crawled into their furry sauna and went out in front of their fellow student body to rouse up some spirit. To arouse spirit the bear would dance to the band, bug the cheerleaders, (and the players), trip over everything, mainly because they couldn't see, and generally act like your typical, normal, everyday bear. Bearing is a panic. Clods Stewart on location at the IDS Tower. Julie Schlagcl. with a friend. ...S ccei ...flulie in o t tec- Beth Willman smiles for the camera. Bears like popcorn too. says Pam Sundem. 72 Lincoln Boor Thespians Thespian's is an honorary organization set up to give recognition to those who spent many hours working in theatre arts fields. Thespians is open to anyone interested in theatre, however, all thespians spent a required amount of time working on crews and participating in plays. Being a member of Thespians is like lettering in a varsity sport. It takes a lot of time and many hours of extra curricular work. The ’75-'76 Officers were Pres. Tom Larson, Vice Pres. Laurie Jones and Sec. Treas. Donna Hardy. Thespians sponsored a variety show in the spring. They had two initiation dinners, and had much fun during the year. 'Kiqfitet ...S mv ntcc t ya an... Come on over here a little. No, Pm not singing in the rain. Thespians 73 What Is? The philosophy club will best be remembered for the fact that nobody knew there was a philosophy club. There was, however, and the members themselves remember inspirational cruising, sporadic meetings, Viktor Frankl’s MAN’S SEARCH FOR MEANING, Welcome Back, Kotter , those things that just melt in your mouth , and T’s philosophical wit. An unstructured discussion session, philosophy club enabled members of all grades to come together and examine topics ranging from What is the meaning of life? to relationships between people. Kristi Johnson, Tammy Parks, Sherry Doering. Jenny Hake, Mary Thomas, Kevin Menzel, Lynn Marches- sault, Mike Brady, Dawn Knight. LeahGast, Diana Sanford, Mr. Tufigno. flatfeinztianat nui iay... SfraneSeectt. Whit-woo. what legs!!! Pop-party at Mr. T's 74 Philosophy Club Always for the Students This years A.F.S. had two foreign exchange students Markus Auer from Germany and Andree Peigneux from Belgium. As in previous years fund raising was necessary to bring these students to America. American abroad returners were Joan Nelson, Debbie Toming and Sandy Albarella. They told of their experiences at a potluck dinner sponsored by the A.F.S. club. President - Mike Brady, Vice- President - Kim Noah and Secretary - Beth Willman reigned with Mrs. Hendrickson and Miss Schlfge as their advisors. tyefvefocf. 'htteinatiwai 'Diattei... You think so, huh! No! I refuse to look at you. Communicating Is our way of learning. Lectures, lectures, and more lectures. Getting people together Is what we do best. A.F.S. 75 76 Sports Division Athletic Existence Sports Division Blighted Hopes The Bears began the football season with enthusiasm and a new offensive look: '‘The Wishbone.'' Their hopes of turning Lincoln's football fortune around were not realized, with a disappointing 1-9 record. Physically out- manned they entered every game with the will to win and emerged outscored but never defeated. Winning isn’t everything but wanting to is. Vince Lombardi Ron Lewis nukes a diving tackle. 0 12 Burnsville IS 2 Ramsey 0 13 Kennedy 7 28 Jefferson Lincoln 20 21 Armstrong 0 33 Park 7 21 Edina West 6 27 Robbinsdalc 2 14 Lindbergh Ron Lewis comes up to make the tackle. Jeff Gray looks for his receivers. Bear defense displays team unity Coach Dube gives Pat McCabe advice Tim Stocman dives over for six. Graduating Seniors 78 Football FIRST ROW: Trainer Bob Keenan, Chuck Regenfuss. Todd Dilley, Tenry VonEschen, Jon Patterson. Scott Holland. Paul Johneox. Jim Swart zel. Steve Trimble, Jeff Johannes. Jeff Nash. Bob Forder. Doug Lytle. Scott Caswell. SECOND ROW: Rick Faye. Brian Johnson. Rick Waclawlk, Mark McDonough, Paul Engfcr, Harvey Andruss, Tom Rudlc, Dan Helling, John Wagner. John Elton. Ron Lewis. Tim Stowman, Marc TUIung, Mickey Dunne. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Dube. Asst. Coach Kcclln. Mark Johnson. Pat McCabe, Jeff Haahelm, Scott Levin. Eric Anderson. Jim Hron. Mitch Spclchcr. Wes Byron, Jay Hilbert. Jeff Gray. Steve Barry. Dan Lawrence. Steve Clark. Kelvin Menzel. Head Coach Wise, Asst. Coach Kitts. Asst. Coach Elton. P. Engfcr C D. Lawrence F8 ■JflB. P. McCabe E ROW 1: M. Thomas. K. Peterson. D. Saunders. B. Fahnberg. S. Dymokc. K. Sheehy. K. Holm. C. Pruitt. R. Meide. K. Golding, S. Bunon. D. Barry. ROW 2: M. Getchman. B. Bittner. B. Solstad, G. Shultz. K. Angeli. D. Taplin. J. Tempest. B. Lcfflcr. R. Clabo. M. Johannes. M. Puls. M. Boe. S. Strand, T. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Mitchell. T. Beebe. B. Ncucnfcldt. G. Eldrcd. B. Engfer. T. Harrison. T. Johnstone. C. Hines, G. Svcndson. T. Mielke. P. Montgomery. M. Tadich, G. Thompson. T. Kassa. S. Levin, T. Dusbabck. V. Noah. D. Sauffcrcr. R. Daniels. Graduating Seniors S. Holland T M.TIllungQB J. Wagner E R. Waclawlk T S. Barry E P. Tuff G J. Elton G J. Baker G T. Stowman HB S. Caswell HB Football 79 Heartbreak Kids The Bear Soccer Team had another outstanding season, suffering only two losses out of the seventeen games that were played. The first loss came early in the season when they lost to Eisenhower, 1 to 2. This, however, was followed by a fifteen game winning streak which was ended in the finals of the regional play-offs, when they lost a heartbreaker to Edina West, 2 to 1. The teams success can be attributed to their outstanding depth and overall team balance and the fine performance of many individuals. Out of these fine individuals, Bob Hartman, Dave Gunderson, Bart Larson and Captain Tim Rathje, were players selected to the all- conference team. 5 0 Kellogg 1 2 Eisenhower | 1 0 Minnetonka 3 1 Edina West 4 3 Lindbergh S 1 Cooper Lincoln 1 0 Armstrong 2 1 Edina East 3 1 Kennedy 1 0 Wayzata 3 0 Jefferson 2 0 Robblnsdalc 2 1 Richfield 4 1 Ramsey Rcgionals 4 2 Park 1 0 Armstrong 1 0 Lindbergh 1 2 Edina West I Stew Lindbergh beats Jefferson to a head. The two most winningest soccer coaches In the state with a 32-4-1 record over the past two years. Graduating Seniors G. Wurdcman F B. Larson F P. Williams FB D. Gunderson F J. James F S. Benson F 80 Soccer Fini Row: Bob Schwinz, Kevin Wishy. Mike Rydberg, Jerry Gcarou, Dan Hacg, Chuck Engel. Mark Anderson, Rich Lough, Mark Courtier. Frank Jordan, Stew Lindbcrg. Dave Gunderson, Tom Russctt, Cun Johnson. Scon Benson, Ban Larson, Mike Hancr. Second Row: Coach Tom Lampi. Mark Mullane. Brian Budcnskt, Tim Rathjc, Pal Williams, Keith Jacobson. Greg Wurdeman, Bob Hanman, Jeff James. Bill Baker, Rlc Everett. Chris Pyle, Eric Paulson, Kerry Fitzgerald, Jay Turkbas. Coach Jack Bora. Manager Danny Jordan. First Row: Bob Schwinz. Steve Pittman. Mike Rydberg. Pat McClellan. Mark Anderson. Carl Porcelli. Randy Leoman. Markus Auer. Mike Hancr. Second Row: Kevin Wishy. Todd Bcmloehr. Jerry Mcehl. Jeff Wurdman. Mark Mullane. Tim Claar, Cun Johnson. Kerry Fitzgerald. Jay Turkbas. D. Hacg HB B. Hanman FB R. Everett F T. Rathjc HB K. Jacobson F B. Baker F M. CounierG J. Gcarou HB S. Lindbergh Soccer 81 Dave Gunderson takes control over Richfield. Hartman sends the ball down field. 82 So c«r Brian Budenskl up in the air over the game. Lincoln puts another one by. Pint Row: Sue Brehm. Kay Humphrey. Marla Ebeling. Pam Grahm. Cioris Stewart, Julie Martin, Laura Brackett. Pam WUhart. Missy Mund, Cindee Cortez. Coach Greg Anklam. Tom Hilton. Diane Eppcl. Lori Johnson, Julie Holman, Patty Grecham. Tom Benda. Jenni Mund. Julie Hilton. Sue Peake. The Wet Set Lincoln’s swim team showed good form this year due to the girls’ willingness to work hard and to their new coach, Greg Anklam. Sue Peake, one of the tri-captains, felt that their performance, specifically in Regions, was due to the fact that Greg prepared them better for what to expect in competition. ”He expected each one of us to do as good as we could and that was enough for him.” Individual effort was stressed as well as team effort and it paid off. More girls went to state this year than ever before. Julie Hilton races off the block. Julie freestyling. What do you see up there Jenni? H. Radcbach C. Stewart J. Hilton S. Peake J. Mund Tri-captains Sue Peake. Jenni Mund and Julie Holman. 98 105 Armstrong 62 34 Wayzata 103 98 Robblnsdalc Lincoln 96 108 Jefferson 63 123 Lindbergh 55V4 41H Park 48 49 Edina West Girls' Swimming 83 Hot Cross Tracks The Lincoln Harriers enjoyed a winning season, supported by good weather. Girls took 2nd in the Conference meet and 3rd over-all in the Conference, led by Judy Ritter, Sharon Nelson and Stephanie Peckham. They also placed 1st in the Junior Varsity meet and went on to rate 4th over-all in the Region finishing with a 7-2 record. Reed Nelson and Harry Schutte led the boy's team to a 9-4 season record and a 3rd place tied position in the Lake Conference. Said Coach Bill Ochs of the boys: We started the season with a below average (prospects), but ended up tied for 3rd, which was way beyond the expectations as the season started. And the girls: I think the girls came a long way this year, considering most of them have never run before. Attitude was very, very good. Mr. Ochs expects a fine team next year. 33 22 Wayzata forfeit IS SO Robbinsdale Eisenhower 29 28 Edina West ! Lincoln 27 30 Minnetonka 20 43 Lindbergh forfeit forfeit 21 40 Edina East Park Richfield Melissa Baglcy. Sharon Nelson. Sue Rotzien, Judy Ritter, Stephanie Peckham, Valeric Johnson, Ann Somers. Kris Green, Jan Horstman. Cathy Lundin. Leslie Schuartz, Student Manager Robin Holtzapplc, Debbie Ogrcn, Julie Raymond. Tammy Winterowd. Nancy Whiling. Pap3 Ochs. Mr. OcJts discusses running with a friend. Sharon Nelson, one of Lincolns' runners. Graduating Seniors C. Lundin T. Winterowd M. Bagley S. Nelson A. Somers 84 Girls Cross Country FIRST ROW: Ken Nygien. Dave Cleary. Tim Daly, Paul Rahn, Jeff Kathan, Ken Patterson, Jeff Sarles, Mick Mayhew, Jeff Doering, Drake Aazc. Paul Schrocdcr, Harry Schulte, Bruce Porter. Reed Nelson, Steve Gow. Student Manager Bill Corby, Brad Douglass. John Jacobson. Jon Polfus. Mike Adams, Greg Girouard. Dan Moline. Papa Ochs. Bruce Porter running at the Nokomis meet. Tim Daly offers Harry Schulte some pep at a meet. Brad Douglass at Nokomis. 16 43 Lindbergh 26 29 Edina East 21 35 Kennedy 27 32 Wayzata 43 16 Eisenhower Lincoln 22 33 Minnetonka 35 28 Edina West 35 21 Armstrong 23 32 Cooper 18 44 Richfield 23 34 Jefferson 21 38 Park 20 35 Robbinsdale Boys Cross Country 85 Spike it to 'Em The volleyball team faced defeat this year. Although a high level of skill was present, the team lacked a cohesiveness that was necessary for victory. Led by Tina Pieper and Lorrie Mueller, the team faced many heartbreaking defeats. Most games were extremely close, but Lincoln lost the confidence that was needed to win. The season culminated with a record of 2-16, but the athletes’ lesson in losing was a victory in itself. First Row: Pat Walllcn, Ann Daly. Tina Pieper. Shelley Cleveland. Laurie Duchn, Yvonne Johnson. Anita Nelson. Chris Polymeros. Julie Peterson, Sue Pearson. Jan Dammann, Diane Peterson. Stacy Bingham. Carol Bnineau. Rita Eissingcr. Laurie Mueller. Coach Jungwirth. Carol Bruncau serves the big one. 1 2 Mound 0 2 Edina East 0 2 Richfield 0 2 Jefferson Lincoln 0 2 Edina West 1 2 Eisenhower 0 2 Armstrong 1 2 Kennedy 0 2 Lindbergh 1 2 Robbinsdalc 0 2 Park Tina Pieper free hits as Rita Eissingcr looks on. Yvonne Johnson, in position to block the ball. Yvonne Johnson bumps the ball for a set-up. Chris Polymeros battles for the ball. Graduating Seniors A. Daly L. Mucllor J. Peterson T. Pieper 86 Volleyball First Row: Julie Harvey, Rhonda Lundin, Kris Klanderud, Debbie Benitea. Ann Seha, Nancy Wulf, Sue Sten- erson. Missy Burns. Kim Forrcy. Second Row: Coach Homig, Ann Hartwig, Joanne Mamet, Jo Fisher, Wendy Holtzapple, Nancy Noble, Kelly Nylander. Terry Benda, Sue Colford. Bca Comply. Lynn Peterson. Nancy Buss. Margaret Dunne, Nora Rodekuhr. Deb Benltcs attempts a forehand shot. A. Seha Joanne Mamel shows good tennis form serving. Team That Never Quits The Lincoln Girls' Tennis team had improved tremendously since its beginnings two years ago. The girls willingness to practice and work had produced some fine individuals. They started practicing in late August and were out on the courts until mid October. The girls played in anything from forty-degree fall weather to ninety-five degree summer heat. Coach Homig felt that Despite our record, this year's team reached two milestones, one, the Bloomington title was ours for the first time in the history of Lincoln, and second, the doubles team of Peterson and Hartwig came closer than any other Lincoln girls in reaching the state tourney, losing in the quarter finals. 1 1 Kennedy 0 5 Edina Ea� t 3 2 Lind berg Lincoln 0 5 Edina Wen 3 A Jefferson 2 3 Park 1 4 Armstrong 2 3 Robbinsdale S. Colford M. Dunne K. Forrcy A. Hartwig J. Harvc L. Hilbert W. Holtzapple J. Mamel L. Peterson Tenni� 87 Winning Ways The Lincoln wrestling team experienced a most exciting and rewarding season. Under the fine coaching of Tom Lampi and Dave Herbold the Bears had their most successful season since winning the Region title in 1969. The Bears finished the season with an 8 wins and 3 loss record, and finished second in the blue division behind Robbinsdale. Coach Lampi attributes much of the team's success to a well balanced line up. Randy Krautbauer, Mark Moss and John Elton, who were selected to the all-conference team, did a fine job of holding down the lower and middle weights. Others that came through for the Bears were sophomores Kelly McDougall, Drake Aaze, Don Rasicot and Greg Eldred. Those Sophomores with the addition of the leadership of juniors Bruce Larson and Dave Arbuckle will make up the nucleus of next year’s team. 39 24 Southwest 23 30 Jefferson 37 23 Lindbergh 29 19 Watertown 28 23 Eisenhower 29 21 Edina West 44 6 Armstrong 20 32 Robbinsdale 38 14 Irondale 32 15 Park 10 36 Wayzata Reglonals 31 24 Orono 6 42 Minnetonka FIRST ROW: Charles Burrows, Drake Aaze, Bruce Larson, John Vatne, Randy Krautbauer. Kelly McDougall. SECOND ROW: Coach Tom Lamp!, Rick Waclawlk. Jeff Baker. Greg Eldred. John Elton, Dave Arbuckle, Mark Moss. FIRST ROW: Dave Holmes. Robb Krautbauer, Paul Budewitz. Jeff Shand, Hugh Maples. Rick Clabo, Rick Krautbauer, Mark Brasseur, Marshall Puls. SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Hcrbolt, Steve Brady. Don Rasi- cot. John Hclslck. Dave Schecr. Kurt Fuhr, Dave Lange. Dave Sanderson. Mark Klanchnik. Jim Hron. 88 Wrestling Way-to-go Randy! Dave Arbuckle did a fine job for the Bears, John Elton took second in the state competition. Mark Moss sprawls in an attempt to evade a take-down. Drake Aaze attempts a hip throw. Jeff Baker pins his opponent. Graduating Seniors J. Baker C. Burrows J. Elton R. Krautbauer J. Vatnc M. Moss R. Waclawik 180 132 145 105 112 138 HWT. Wrestling 89 Battling Bruins The Girls Basketball Team successfully completed their second year of interscholastic competition under the coaching skills of Judy Jungwirth with a win-loss record of 5-8. The team practiced every day after school alternating with the boys squad. The experience gained through basketball competition proved to be most valuable in the improvement of the team’s skills. Julie Harvey battles for the ball. 44 28 Edina East 23 35 Elsenhower 50 33 Cooper 25 29 Park 34 28 Roscmount 33 35 Kennedy 27 28 Armstrong Lincoln 28 16 Robbinsdale 38 33 Lindbergh 33 21 Edina West 27 42 Jefferson 25 28 Richfield 30 43 Wayzata Regionals 31 44 Minnetonka 25 24 Armstrong 21 36 Jefferson FIRST ROW: Lynette Kretchmcn, Ann Daly, Ann Johnstone, Shelley Cleveland, Yvonne Johnson, Sue Pearson. Julie Trimble, Laura Brackett, Carol Leon. Julie Sausser, Nora Rodekuhr, Anita Nelson, Lynn Peterson, Kelly Kostick, Jan Smith, Julie Harvey. Tina Picper, Ann Scha. Sue Rotzlcn, Coach Judy Jungwirth. Sue Rotzien dribbles away from an opponent. Graduating Seniors A. Daly J. Harvey T. Picper A. Scha 90 Basketball FIRST ROW: Peter Mcrrifleld. Bruce Laverty, Brock Lysne, Lance Nelson, Tom Hilton, Tom Benda, Craig Elliot. SECOND ROW: Phil Harder, Mark Cleveland. Vcm Johnson. Mike Carlson. Harry Schuttc. Tim Donovan. Mike Lewis. THIRD ROW: Coach Greg Anklam. Reed Nelson. Brad Werner, Tim Daly. Wayne Ebeling, Bill Kerr. Manager Rick Lawrence. Coach Chuck Plciso. Lincoln Tankers The Lincoln swim team got off to a slow start in the 75-76 season. Plagued heavily in early meets by injuries to Wayne Ebeling, Steve Wallner and Jeff DeRudder, the Bears finally began to gain momentum after the first of the year. The team was paced by outstanding performers Tim Daly, Nick Richardson and Tom Hilton. Tim Daly placed first in the 200 yard freestyle by setting a new state swim record. Reed Nelson and Wayne Ebeling look on. T. Daly N. Richardson W. Ebeling Coaches Anklam and Pietso discuss swim events. 53 109 Cooper 73 93 Edina West 54Kr 11314 Eisenhower 72 97 Minnetonka 62 106 Jefferson Lincoln 86 76 Wayzata 59 113 Lindbergh 44 39 Edina East 81 89 Robbinsdalc 76 96 Kennedy 56 111 Armstrong 58W 34V4 Park Boys Swimming 91 Mighty Bears Never Quit Varsity Lincoln’s 75-76 basketball squad, under the coaching skills of Joe Hutton had a successful season. Although the win-loss record was great improvement was shown towards the end of the season as the Bears gained confidence and consistency. Steve Barry returned to the starting lineup and led the team in rebounds. The other returning lettermen included Larry Opatz and Mike Cleveland. Opatz proved to be the MVP and averaged nearly 20 pts. a game. Bob Hutton, Chris Pyle and Jay Hilbert were junior regulars for most of the season and played exceptionally well. 61 59 Lindbergh 48 59 Eisenhower 43 59 Edina West 52 57 Armstrong 46 59 Robbinsdalc 37 39 Park Lincoln 47 64 Richfield 52 56 Edina East 51 57 Minnetonka 40 37 Kennedy 62 53 Elsenhower 62 35 Cooper 50 59 Roosevelt 48 42 Wayzata FIRST ROW: Brian Budenskt. Mark Allen, Tom Russell, Tod Dillcy. Tim Dulas, Mike Cleveland, Mark Tlllung, Chris Pyle. SECOND ROW: Coach Many Carlson, Trainer Bob Keenan. Rich Lough, Erik Ander- son, Bob Hutton, Mark Anderson, Steve Wlk, Coach Joe Hut on. THIRD ROW: Wes Byron. Larry Opatz. Jeff Gray, Steve Barry, Jim Robinson, Jay Hilbert. Randy Schultz. Larry 0pat2 was voted to all conference. Bob Hutton gains control of the ball. Muscles strain as play begins. Graduating Seniors S. Barry F J. Gray C M. Tlllung G T. Dulas G M. Cleveland J. Robinson F G 92 Boys 8osketboll SOPHOMORE SQUAD FIRST ROW: Paul Swidcnki. Matt Frclbc. Mark Thomas. Tom Frecmark, Kevin Russett. Tim Kreuchman. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Nate Wolk. Kevin Shechy. Chuck Hines, Steve Kiull, Jeff Enncy. Asst. Coach Bruce Plccklnger. Coach Dave Dube. Steve Patterson, Dave Barry. Brian Neuenfeldt, Chuck Pruett. Steve Fling. Steve Barry free throws as Opatz looks on. The fine an of balancing a ball on the fingenlps. Coach Hutton discusses strategy with his squad. Junior Varsity Lincoln's J.V. team completed another winning season under Coach Marty Carlson. An unusual number of close games were played this year. The victory over Kennedy in a sudden-death overtime was one of the highlights of the season. Rich Lough and Mark Allen were the leading point getters for the J.V. team. Mark Anderson was the rebound leader with help from teammates Marc Tillung, Randy Schultz and Erik Anderson. Sophomores Lincoln's sophomore team, under Coach David Dube’s supervision, compiled a record of 10 wins and 10 losses for the season. The wins over arch-rivals Jefferson and Kennedy and a win over Richfield highlighted the season. Leading scorers were Brian Neuenfeldt, Dave Barry and Steve Fling. Leading rebounders were Steve Krull, Brian Neuenfeldt, Kevin Patterson and Kevin Sheehy. Tom Russett alms perfectly for a basket. Boys Boskatboll 93 Lincoln's Ski Team Under the coaching of Leroy Martinson, Lincoln's 75- 76 ski jumping squad scored highly in Lake Conference competition. Their record was 10-0 with one tie. The squad was small, with one returning letterman-Mark Ellefson, yet did contain depth. Mark Ellefson was region champion and Ellefson and Mark Hurd were the region squad champs. Mark Miles and Jim Tenpas went to the state meet with Ellefson and Hurd where they scored sixth of twelve squads. Lincoln's slalom squad in the last six years has won 57 meets and lost 5. Under Jim Dimonds coaching, the 75- 76 team continued with the winning tradition. The boys' conference record was 11-0 and the girls' conference record was 8-2. Brian Strand and Jay Turkbas placed first and second in sec- tionals, respectively. Strand placed second in the state. Ann Hartwig placed first in sectionals and first in the state. Other Lincoln skiers who qualified for state competition were Tom Jungst, Jay Turkbas, Curt Johnson, Melissa Bagely and Shari Wilson. In overall state slalom squad results, the girls were rated second and the boys were rated third. Lincoln's cross-country squad had a brilliant year in both conference and state competition. The boys' cross coun- try squad were section two champions. Mike Adams placed second and Scott Anderson fifth in the sectional meet. The girls' cross-country squad had an unprecidented year with a conference record of 10-0. Lincoln girls unbe- lievably took the first four spots in the sectional meet. Sandy Hero took first place, Joanne Mamel-second, Julie Craven-third, Carrie Anderson-fourth, and Kris Green-sixth place. In state competition Kris Green took fifth place and Joanne Mamel took sixth. Lincoln girls ski team (slalom and cross-country combined) were first in the state. Yes, indeed, it was a good year! Coach Martinson. Mike Hofer. Jim Tenpas, Cathy Lundin. Mark Ellefson. Mark Miles. It's a long way down! Graduating Seniors M. Miles 4 Jim Tenpas. sliding down the long Jump. 52 56 Richfield 37 71 Jefferson 38 70 Park 39 69 Armstrong Lincoln 51 57 Robbinsdale 47 61 Edina East 49 59 Edina West 39 69 Cooper 43 65 Lindbergh 40V) 67H Kennedy 49 59 Elsenhower 94 Jumping Had a Chris Lcgand's face shows determination. Ann Hanwig - number 1 ip the state! FRONT ROW: Paul Dlmond. Mike Kacher. Terry McGInlcy. Pat Harder, Mark Morris. Brian Strand. Paul Carlstad, Brian Solstcd, Tim Conyer. Markus Auer. Chris Legand, Mike Fuller, Jim Smith. Coach Dlmond. Jim Vasatka, Scott Stand. Greg Thompson. Jon Flugstad. Rick Faye. Mark Elhard. Boys 12 24 Kennedy 13 23 Elsenhower 13 23 Lindbergh 12 24 Edina West Lincoln 10 26 Cooper 12 24 Robblnsdalc 14 22 Edina East 10 26 Armstrong 11 25 Park 10 26 Jefferson 12 24 Richfield Girls 19 39 Lindbergh 27 28 Kennedy 27 28 Eisenhower 32 26 Edina West Lincoln 17 38 Cooper 30 27 Edina East 22 23 Robblnsdalc 27 30 Richfield 21 35 Park 23 35 Armstrong FRONT ROW: Stephanie Peckham. Laurie Duchn. Debbie Shepcluk. Lisa Ohland, Tina Engle, Jill Gorton. Mary Laucr. Patty Gibbs. Nancy Whiting. Shari Wilson, Chris Wallien, Ann Hartwig. Mary Baglcy. Coach Dimond. Graduating Seniors B. Strand J. Vasatka M. Bagley N. Whiling S. Wilson A. Hanwig P. Carlsted R. Faye J. Flugstad C. Legand J. Smith Slalom Skiing 95 Good Year FRONT ROW: Val Johnson. Cheryl Lewis. Jo Mamel. Chris Green. Carolyn Nelson. Becky Fonmark. Julie Craven, Carrie Anderson. Mike Adams. John Morrison. Sharon Nelson. John JacobsoD, Mark Waters. Brad Douglas. Jo Mamel skies to victory. Boys 23 14 Richfield 17 19 Jefferson 19 17 Armstrong 17 19 Park 22 14 Robbinsdalc Lincoln 20 1$ Edina East 26 10 Edina West 19 17 Cooper 20 16 Lindbergh 14 22 Kennedy 26 10 Eisenhower Girls 23 30 Richfield 15 49W Armstrong 15 45 Park 17 37 Robbinsdalc Lincoln 15 44 Edina East 22 33 Edina West 15 50 Cooper 15 49 Lindbergh 25 34 Eisenhower 15 50 Kennedy Julie Craven works hard for Lincoln. Scott Anderson - starting off. Graduating Seniors K. Patterson J. Mamel M. Adams J. Morrison S. Nelson M. Waters 96 Cross Country Skiing Gunder the Wonder. Mike Harrer with his stick flying . . . again. Bob and Jeff defend our net. Pyle’s look of determination. Stew Lind berg and his dazzling smile. Leemy Inaction. Graduating Seniors B. Porter F M. Hughes F T. Harrer F J. Pyle F B. Larson F Champs! Broken appendages, flu, and sudden deaths plagued our Bear hockey team. With a 17 and 1 conference record the team took first place in the Lake Blue division. In a heartbreak sudden death game against Rochester J. M. the Bears missed their chance for state. Under the fine coaching of Terry Bergstrom and Harry Mitchell, the team had a strong and experienced team. Co- Captain Bart Larson was leading point-scorer with 36 goals. Despite the fact that Tim Harrer missed half the season with a broken leg, he averaged two points in the games he played. Co-captain, Jeff James, did an outstanding job defensively for the team. He also spent the most time in the penalty box. Mickey Pickens as goalee topped off a strong team. Adding to the team's power were Dave Gunderson, Stew Lindberg, Jeff Pyle, Bruce Porter, Mike Hughes, Mitch Speicher, Randy Leeman, Bob Hartman, Mike Harrer, Kirk Kesley and Scotter Larson. 5 0 Washburn 5 2 Minnetonka 5 4 Eisenhower 2 5 Kellog 6 1 Armstrong 3 2 Hill Murray 6 7 East Grand Forks 4 2 Bemldjl 10 0 Mpls. Henry Lincoln 5 2 S.P.A. 1 3 Kennedy 6 3 Edina West 2 1 Richfield 3 2 Wayzata 3 1 Jefferson 4 2 Edina East 7 3 Park 3 1 Lindbergh 5 3 Cooper 2 0 Robbinsdalc Hock y 97 FIRST ROW: Mickey Pickens. Randy Leeman. Biad Larson. Tim Harrer. Mike HarTcr, Stew Undberg. Dave Gunderson, Carl Porcelli. Coach Harry Mitchell. Kirk Kelsey. Bart Larson. Bruce Porter. Jeff Pyle. Mitch Spelchcr. Bob Hartman. Jeff James, Mike Hughes. Manager Doug Wold. Coach Teny Bergstrom. Lincoln's own Choir Boy . Ban Larson. Back on the lee after a broken leg. Tim Harrer does an outstanding job. Graduating Seniors M. Pickens G J. James D B. Hanman D S. Undberg F D. Gunderson F Mickey Pickens gets an award for best actor on ice. 98 Hockay Brace Porter at the faccoff. That unmistakable Larson style. There's no need to fear. Pickens is here. PC to James and Speichcr doing what they did best. Hughes chosen Mr. Congeniality? Ah, coach, it's so hard to stand still. Timmy keeps the Robin's hopping. Well, I think it's time to go back to work. Randy gets another one. I Kirk Kelsey, all by himself. Hockey 99 Gymnastics: Lincoln Style The Girls Gymnastic Team exhibited some excellent form this year under the new coaching skills of Mary Johnson who was assisted by Becky Houde. Jackie Nelson, Lincoln's all-around was consistently the high scorer for the team for the past three years. Kandy Krutch excelled on the floor exercise and was also a consistent high scorer. Co- captains were Lynn Saski and Jackie Nelson. The Boys Gymnastic Team, under the commendable coaching skills of head coach Rod Daniels and assistant coaches Jim Wolf and Scott Johnson, produced several outstanding individuals. Brian Ellis, Lincoln's all-around excelled in all events, particularly high bar. Dan Packer exhibited good ability on floor exercise and was consistently the team's leading scorer. Co- captains were Keith Esse and Chip Berglund. FIRST ROW: Sue Cook. Diane Knutson. Kathy Mittelttaedt. Lynn Saaski. Jackie Nelson, Marlys Tupy. Marsha Mllionig. Judy Chapman. Leslie Swartz, Jenny Winum. Kande Kruuch. Cindy Pcndroy. Mary Hogan. Sue Haddick. Linda Welsh, Dana Fillmore. Dala Peterson. Anne Winum. Jan Parsons. Caroline Crumrinc. Sue Viitala. Denise Brown. Dawn Wawracz. Coaches Mary Johnson. Becky Houde. FIRST ROW: Steve Bun. Ronald Tufigno. Chip Berglund, Bruce Kino, Steve Nichols. Dan Packer. Dan Dulas. Brian Ellis. Mike Otte. Maurice Anderson. Jerry Wallace. Steve McFarland. Keith Esse. Paul Vandcrschorn. Coaches Rod Daniels. Craig Johnson. Graduating Seniors K. Mittlestacdt J. Nelson L. Saaski M. Anderson K. Esse 100 Cymnos tics Girls 66.3 38.0 St. Paul Aca. 77.0 79.2 Edina West 77.1 67.6 Park 73.5 82.7 Robbinsdalc 76.8 84.6 Cooper Lincoln 75.6 70.6 Kennedy 85.3 95.0 Richfield 74.4 87.9 Edina East 82.0 88.3 Minnetonka 76.9 68.7 Jefferson 81.6 86.6 Armstrong 59.3 8-1.4 Edina West 74.6 109.8 Park 80.5 119.7 Robbinsdalc 73.5 99.4 Cooper 81.5 103.4 Kennedy Lincoln 78.-1 97.5 Richfield 75.0 90.3 Edina East 83.3 81.6 Eisenhower 66.9 94.9 Jefferson 81.1 130.6 Armstrong Gymnosfic� 101 75 Conference Champs! The 75 Lincoln Golf Team won its first Lake Conference title with a record of eight wins and two ties. The 76 team had three returning lettermen: Larry Opatz, Dave Gunderson and Bart Larson. All have been on the team three years except Opatz. With help from the B squad and sophomores the 76 golf team did quite well. 102 Golf Tennis 75 Lincoln's ”75” Tennis Team was riddled by injuries to key players which resulted in a 2-11 season. Head coach Gerald Molosky assisted by Coach David Homig felt the team was young and that it was a building year. The ”76” team was young also but had some talented players to carry them through a successful season. Tennis 103 Baseball 75 The Bear Baseball Team came through the ”75” season by winning the District 18 Tournament, and placing second in the District 18 Championship. Lincoln's head coach, Joe Dolan, assisted by Many Carlson helped the team to a 9 and 4 record. Mike Mauk, Doug Gronseth, and Dwight Geisler received All Conference honors. The ”76” team was young and inexperienced and played under a new coaching staff. The ”76” team had one returning letterman, Bob Hanman. 104 Baveboll Track 75 Tro k 105 The Boys 75’' Track Team had a successful year led by a strong mile relay team. Ken Lewis, Eric Paulson, Alan Paulson and Brad Jostock were the four main relay runners. Rick Waclawik did an outstanding job in the shot put. Intervals, the horrible conditioner, kept the boys as well as the girls in shape. The Girls 15 Track Team went ahead and broke eleven school records of the fifteen events in track competition. Kathy Sheare did an outstanding job in the state competition placing sixth in the discus. Recognition should also go to Tina Pieper, Joanne Mamel and Patti Geehan for their fine performances. 106 Photo Divijion Faces In Your Life Seniors Class of '76 President: Bob Hartman Vice President: Linnea Anderson Secretary: Penny Bush Treasurer: Mary Pederson 108 Seniors BRIAN ABRAHAMSON: Ski Club 11. 12: Th Klub 12. MICHAEL ADAMS: Cross Country 10. 11. 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12. SUE ALANGO: Ski Club 11: Marching Band 10. 11. 12. SCOTT ALM LISA AMUNDSON: Gymnastics 10: Pep Club 10: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Ski Club 10. 11: Young Life 10, 11: Cheerleader 11. 12. BECKY ANDERSON: Pep Club 10: Treble Chorus 11: Aqua Debs 10. 11. 12: Anthropol- ogy Club 11. 12: Mah Quh n, 12; Concert Choir 12: LERT Society 12. GARY ANDERSON: Wrestling 10: Soccer 10. 11. JEANNINE ANDERSON: Ski Club 11. 12: Tre- ble Chorus 11. 12; The KLUB 12. KERRY ANDERSON: Treble Chorus 10. 11: Theatre 11: Flags 10. 11. Capt. 12: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 11. 12. KEVIN ANDERSON: Gymnastics 11. LINNEA ANDERSON: Theatre 10: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Class VP 10. 12: NHS Sec. 12: Student Advisory Board 12. MARK ANDERSON MAUR1E ANDERSON: Football 10: Gymnastics 10. 11. 12. WAYNE ANDERSON: Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Youth Orchestra and All State Orchestra. SHELLEY ANFINSON DAN ARBUCKLE JACQUELINE ASTLEFORD MARKUS AUER: AFS 12: Skiing 12: Soccer 12. MELISSA BAGLEY: Marching Band 10: Orchestra 10. 11: Band 10. 11. 12: Skiing 10. 11. Co-Capt. 12: NHS 12. TERI BAIN: Pep Club 10: Mah Quh 10. Fea- ture Ed. 11, Groups and Activities Ed. 12: LERT 12. BILL BAKER: Hockey 10: Soccer 10. 11. 12. JEFF BAKER: Football 10. 11. 12: Lettcrman 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Track 11. 12: Afternoon Announcement D.J. JIM BALLINGER: Band 10. 11. 12: Stage Band 11. 12. BRUCE BARNEKOW: Soccer 10: Wrestling 10. 11. Seniors 109 MARY BARNES STEPHEN BARRY: Yearbook 11: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Football 10. 11. 12: Leuerman 11. 12: NHS 12. STEVE BARTELMEHS: Baseball 10: VICA Pres. 12. LAURA BARTELS: Campaigners 12: NHS 12: Prayer Group 12: Young Life 12. DIANE BASIL: WEP 10. 11: DECA Sec. 12. SUE BEAUCHAINE: Pep Club 10: Flags 11. 12: Marching Band 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11, 12. ROBIN BEEBE: Leuerperson 10: AFS 10. 11; Gymnastics 10. 12: NHS 11, 12: Cheerleader 10. 11. Capt. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12. ED BENIK:Soccer 10. DEBBIE BENITES: AFS 10. 11; NHS 12; Utter- person 12: Tennis 12. JIM BENSON SCOTT BENSON: Soccer 10. 11. 12: Tennis 10. 11. 12. MICHAEL BENZ: Track 10: Football 10. 11: Intra. 10. 11. 12: Yearbook 11. 12. DON BERDAHL: Vo-Tech 12: The KLUB 12. GWEN BERG: Young Life 10: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. CHIP BERGLUND: Band 10. 11. 12: Gymnas- tics 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. MARIE B1SSONETTE: Pep Club 10; Flags 11: NHS 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. MARILYN BJORNSON: Pep Club 10: Lincoln Players 10. 11: Concert Choir 11: Nat’l Thes- pian Society 11. 12; VICA 12. DIANE BLAKSTAD: AFS 10: Ski Club 10. 11: MOEA 12. PAM BLENIS: Gymnastics 10. 12: Concert Band 10. 11; Matching Band 10, 11; Abe's Babes 11: Cheerleader 11: Young Life 10. 11. 12; NHS 12. JULIE BOHN 110 Seniors PATRICIA BOLEN: Track 10: Abe's Babes 11; Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Young Life 11. 12; NHS 12. RICK BONTRAGER: Tennis 10. 11. 12. SUSIE BOYCE: Pep Club 10: Flags 11: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Players 10. 11. 12: Thespian 11. 12: AFS 12: Yearbook 12. GREGG BOYSEN: The KLUB 12. MICHAEL BRADY: Track 11: AFS 11. Pres. 12: Mah Quh 12: NHS 12: Philosophy Club 12: LERT 12. DEBBIE BRANTON: OEA 11. 12. TOM BREGMANN: Concert Choir 10. 12: Golf 10. 11. 12. DOUG BROWN KATIE BROWN: Pep Club 10: Theatre 10: Ski Club 10. 12: Abe's Babes 10. 11. Sec. and Trcas. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Concert Choir 11. 12; NHS 11. 12: Student Activity Board 12. JEFFREY BRUSS: NHS 12. CURT BUCHHOLZ JEFF BUDEW1TZ: Baseball 10: Football 10. 11: Wrestling 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12: Letter- man 12. CHARLIE BURROWS: Football 10. 11: Wres- tling 10. 11. 12. PENNY BUSH: AFS 10: Gymnastics 10: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Theatre 10. 11: Young Life 10. 11: Cheerleader 11. 12: Class Trcas. 11: Class Sec. 12: NHS 12. KIMBERLY BUSS: Pep Club 10: Theatre 10. 11: Abe's Babes 12: Bruincttc 12. NANCY BUTTERFIELD KIM BUXRUDE: Band 10, 11: Anthropology Club 12. PATRICIA CAIRNS: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. RICHARD CANNADY: Hockey 10. 11: Golf 10. 11. 12: Lcitcrman 12: Student Equality Board VP 12. PAUL CARLSTED: Band 10. 11. 12: Skiing 11. 12. Seniors 111 SCOTT CASWELL: Football 11. 12: TcnnU 11. 12. MARCIA CHARLTON SANDRA CHEVALIER: DECA 12. KAREN CLABO: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Conecu Choii 11. 12. DAVE CLEARY: Soccer 10: Basketball 10. 11: Track 10. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12: Cross Country 12: Row Captain Soci- ology 12. NANCY CLEGG: Golf 10: Abe1 Babes 10. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Young Life 11. 12. MICHAEL CLEVELAND: Basketball 10. 11. 12: MahOuh 12. PATRICIA CODY: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Gym- nastics 10. 11; Young Life 10. 11. 12. PETE COLEMAN: Football 10: Band 10. 11: Basketball 10. 11: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Mah Quh 12. MARY COLLINS: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. RONALD COMEE: Soccer 10. 11: Band 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12. ANNE CONNORS: Track 10: Abe's Babes 11: Cheerleader 11: Young Life. 10. 11. 12: Mah Quh 12. SCOTT COOPER ROBERT CORMIER ALYN COUTURE: Young Life 10. 11: Cheer- leader 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. JEFFREY COX: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. ALLAN CROSBY: The KLUB 12. CHRIS CUELLAR ANN DALY: Track 10: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Pep Club 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12: Letterperson 12: Mah Quh 12: Young Life 12. TIM DALY: Track 10. Cross Country 11, 12: Swimming 10. Cape. 11 and 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12. 112 Seniors PAMELA DARROW: OEA 11. 12. JON DAVIDSON EMILY DEPPE: Aqua Debs 10: Pep Club 10: Marching Band 10. 11: Ski Club 11: Abe's Babes 12. MICHAEL DERKSEN ANNE DILLON: Concert Choir 11: VICA 12: Dcnul Assistant. RICK DITLEV: Cross Country 10. NANCY DITTRICH: Marching Band 10: Extemporaneous Reading 10: Concert Choir 12: Mah Quh 12. JOE DIVINE SHERRY DOERING: AFS 10. 11: Mah Quh 11: Philosophy Club 12. PATRICK DOLD: JA 10: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Players 11. 12: Thespians 11. 12: State Speech Contest Rep. 10. 11. 12. DEBBIE DOWLING: Anthropology Club 11: MOEA 11. 12. MICHAEL DRAZAN: Hockey 10. 11. TIM DULAS: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12. SHANNON DUNN MARGARET DUNNE: Letterperson 10: Cheer- leader 10. 11: Gymnastics 10. 11: Young Life 10. 11, 12; Abe's Babes 11, Chap. Pres. 12: Tennis 12: Track 12. MILES DUNNE: Wrestling 10: Baseball 10. 12: Football 10. 11. 12: Track 11: Letterman 11. 12. WAYNE EBEL1NG: Letterman 10. 11. 12: Swimming 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 11. RON ECKERT: WEP 11; Trades and Industry Parliamentarian 12. Seniors 113 CLAUDIA EGGAN: Ski Club 10: Pep Club 10. VP 11. Pic . 12: LERT Society 12: Mah Quh 12: Yearbook 12. SANDRA ELFTMANN: Bruinette 11. 12: Abe'� Babes 12. RENEE ELLIS: Mah Ouh 12: Who’s Who Among American High School Student 12. LORI ELMGREN: Flag 10: Orchestra 10: Ski Club 10: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe’s Babes 11. 12: Medical Careers 12. JOHN ELTON: Track 10. 12: Football 10. 11. Capt. 12: Wrestling 10. Capt, 11 and 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: NHS 12: Yearbook 12. PAULENGFER: Baseball 10; Football 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. CINDIE ENRIGHT: Yearbook 10. 11. Editor- In-Chief 12: DECA 12: Pep Club 12: STB Vlcc-Pre . 12. TIM ERICKSON: Band 10. KEITH ESSE: Gymnastics 10. 11. Capt. 12. RIC EVERETT: Soccer 10. 11. 12. RICK FAYE: Football 10. 11. 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Tennis 10. 11. 12: Letierman 11. 12: Row Capt. Sociology 12. CHERYL FLATEN: Orchestra 10; Aqua Debs 10. 11. 12; LERT 12: Young Life 12. DAVID FLEMMING: Track 12. JON FLUGSTAD: Concert Band 10, 11. 12: Marching Band 10. 11, 12: Pep Band 10. 11. 12: Archery 11. 12: Skiing 12: Ski Club 11. 12. SUE FOREMAN: Basketball 10: Pep Club 10; Flags 11. 12: Abe’s Babes 12: AFS 12: Ski Club 12. KIMBERLY FORREY: Aqua Debs 10: Track 11: Tennis 10, 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe’s Babe 11. VP 12: Letterpetson 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. MARY FRANCIS: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Young Life 11. 12. DAVID FRANK TONY FRANZA: LERT Society 12: NHS 12. DEBBIE FREIHEIT: Abe’s Babes 10: Ski Club 12. 114 Seniors TIMOTHY FR1E8E: Football 10. 11: Wrestling 10. 11: Baseball 10. 11. 12. ANN GALLOGLY: Brulnetlc 11. 12. ANNEGARTON: Abe's Babes 12: OEA 11. 12. LEAHGAST: Debate 10. 11: MahQuh 11. 12: Philosophy Club 12. MATT GAUKER 1ERRY GEAROU: Skiing 10. 11: Soccer 10. 11. 12. JUUE GEEHAN: WEP 11: DECA 12. CAROL GIBBONS: Prayer Group 10. II. 12: NHS 11. 12. GAYLE GILBERTSON: AFS 10: Pep Club 10. 11: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. CINDY GOEHNER VINCENT GOERDT: HEART 12. IAMES GOLDEN: Soccer 10. 11: Student Equality Board Pres. 12. PAM GOODE: Girls Hockey 11: Ski Club 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. SUSAN GOOLSBY: Concert Band 10: Marching Band 10. 11: Bmincues 11. 12: NHS 12. PAUL GRAFFUNDER LINDA GRANT JEFF GRAY: Track 10. 11: Basketball 10. 11: Football 11. 12: Letterman 11, 12. JOSEPH GRIMES: Band 10. 11. 12. SUE GROTHE: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. BARBARA GUNDERSON: Gymnastics 10; Marching Band 10: Swimming 10: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Band 11. 12: Bruinettes 11. CO-Capt. 12. Seniors 115 DAVE GUNDERSON: Golf 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12. GARY GUSTAFSON: Baseball 10: Basketball 10. 11: Intra. 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12: Tennis 11. 12. DEBBIE HAAHEI.M: AFS 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Players 11. 12: Thespians 12. WILLIAM HADD1CK: Tennis 10. DAN HAEG: Letterman 11. 12: Soccer 11, 12: Tennis 11. 12. JENNIFER HAKE: NHS Treas. 12: Philosophy Club 12. BURKE HANCER: Band 10. 11. 12: Concert Choir 11. 12: Lincoln Players 11. 12; Pop Group 11. 12. DAVID HANDT WILLIAM HANSON PAMELA HARPER: DECA 12. TIM HARRER: Hockey 10. 11. 12. LORI HART PAUL HART: Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Tuba Club 10. 11. Pres. 12. BOB HARTMAN: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12: Soccer 10, 11. 12: Class Pres. 12: Student Activity Board 12. ANN HARTW1G: Swimming 10; Skiing Capt. 10. 11. and 12: Tennis 11. 12. JULIE HARVEY: Intra. 10: Volleyball 10: Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Bas- ketball 11. 12: Letterperson 11. 12: Tennis 11. Capt. 12. BARB HAZELTON STEVEN HECHT: Ski Club 12. JIM HELBLING: Ski Club 11. 12. DAN -HELLER HELLING: Wrestling 10. 11: Football 10. 11. 12: Letterman 12. 116 Seniors JULI HERRMANN: Orchestra JO: Aqua Debs 10. 11: Ski Club 10. 11; Tennis 11: Abe- Babes 10. 11. 12: Band 12: Brulneties 12. CATHY HEUCK HEUCKENDORF: Treble Chorus 11: Concert Choir 11. 12; Young Life 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12; Mah Quh 12: Year- book Senior Class Ed. 12: Transfer from Forest Lake High School. LISA HILBERT: Marching Band 10. 11: Track 10. 11, 12: Abe's Babes 12: Letterperson 12: Ski Club 12: Tennis 12. JENNIFER HILL JULIE HILTON: Ski Club 11. 12: Swimming 11. 12. LOIS HOCHSTATTER: Band 10: Prayer Croup 10. 11. 12. TIMOTHY HOEL SCOTT HOLLAND CAROL HOLM: Abe's Babes 10: AFS 10: Con- cert Choir 10. 11. 12: Mah Quh 11. 12. KEVIN HOLTCRAVE: Student Equality Board Sec. 12. WENDY HOLTZAPPLE: Track 10: Lcttciper- son 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10. 11, 12: Tennis 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12: STB Sec. and Treas. 12: Yearbook 12. MITCH HORSTMAN RAY HOVERSEN MIKE HUGHES: DECA 12; Hockey 10. 11. 12. ALAN HURSH: DECA 12: The KLUB 12. LISA HURST: Teen Corps 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. SANDRA IVERSON KATHY JACOBSEN: Optimist Club. JENNIFER JACOBSON: Aqua Debs 10: Abe's Babes 11. 12: NHS 11. 12. KEITH JACOBSON: Soccer 10. 11. 12. Seniors 117 DIANE JANSSEN: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. JEFF JARNES: Golf 10: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. PAUL JOHNCOX: Football 11. 12: Track 12. BRIAN JOHNSON: Golf 10. 11. 12: Football 10. 11. 12: Lcitcrman 11. 12: NHS 12. JAYLEEN JOHNSON: Young Life 10: Band 10. 11: Abe's Babes 10, 11. 12. LINNEA JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON: Track 10: Football 10. 11. 12: Baseball 11. 12. PAMELA JOHNSON: OEA 11. 12. PAUL JOHNSON ROSS JOHNSON: Wrestling 10. 11. 12. SUSAN JOHNSON: Lincoln Players 10. 11: Thespian 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. FRED JONES: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Skiing 12. LAURIE JONES: Treble Chorus 10. 11: Con- cert Choir 12: Ski Club 11. 12: Lincoln Play- ers 10. 11. 12: Thespian 10. 11. VP 12: Young Life 11. 12. FRANK JORDAN: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. 12: Letterman 11. 12. DAN JORGENSON: Wrestling 11: The KLUB 12: Work Program 12. PAM JORVIG: Band 10. 11: Abe's Babes 11. KANDICE KANE: Abe's Babes 10: AFS 10: Pep Club 10: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Optimist Club. ROBERT KARY: NHRA 11. 12. JEFFREY KATHAN: Marching Band 10. 12: Basketball 11: Band 10, 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Crosscountry 11. 12: Letterman 12. CONNIE KELLY 118 Seniors BONNIE KERVINA: Work Program 12. TERRY KING BARBARA KINNANE: Abe1 Babes 11. ROBERT KISSELL DAWN KNIGHT: AFS 10. 12: Tennis 11: Anthropology Club 11. Pres. 12: German Paper 11. 12: German Club 12: LERT Society 12: Philosophy Club 12. BRIAN KNOCH: Ski Club 10. 11; Band 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. RICHARD KNOLL LAURA KNOTT LINDA KNOTT: Ski Club 12. THERESA KOCH: Abe s Babes 10. 11; Bnii- neitcs 11. 12: NHS 12. STEVEN KOSSE RANDY KRAUTBAUER: Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Marching Band 10. 11. Rank Capt. 12: Wrestling 10. 11. Capt. 12. PAUL KROHG: Stage Band 11: Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Marching Band 10. 11. 12. SHERJLL KRUGER: Pep Club 10. Ski Club 10. 11. 12. TAMMY KUCHELMEISTER: Theatre 10. 11: Ski Club 10. 11: Abe's Babes 11: Flags 10. 11. 12. DIANE KUENZEL: Track 10. 12: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. GARY LAMPARSKE GREGORY LANZO: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. BART LARSON: Soccer 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Golf 10. 11. 12: Lctierman 10. 11. 12. Seniors 119 LORI LARSON: The KLUB 12. THOMAS LARSON: AFS 10: Concen Band 10. 11. 12: Lincoln Player 10. 11. VP 12: Marching Band 10, 11. 12: Yearbook 11: Declamation 11, 12: Internat’l Thespian Society 11. Pres. 12: Orchestra 11. 12: Pop Group 11. 12. DAN LAWRENCE: Football 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. SCOTT LEBOUTILUER JOEY LEEMAN: Golf 10. 11. CHRISTIAN LEG AND: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. JAMES LEININGER DAVID LESLIE CHERYL LEWIS: Skiing 12. RON LEWIS: Band 10. 11. 12: Football 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12. KEVIN UETZAU: The KLUB 12. LORI LIMBERT: OEA 11. VP 12: Young Life 10: Tennis 10. 11. BRUCE LIND STEWART LINDBERG: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Lcitcrman 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. 12. STEVE LINDGREN: Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 11: Intra. 12. 120 Seniors DOUGLAS LOOS: Wrestling 10: Football 10. 11: DECA 12. STEPHEN LOOS KATHY LUNDIN: Anthropology Club 10: Cross Country Capt. 11, 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Lcttcrperson 11. 12: Yearbook 12. THOMAS LUNDQU1ST: Basketball 10. 11: NHS 11. 12. JEFFRY LYSNE: The KLUB 12: VICA 12. DOUG LYTLE: Football 11. 12: Intra. 12: Letterinan 12. WALTER MACEO: The KLUB 12. SHELLEY MADGE: Orchestra 10: Abe's 8abes 11: Anthropology Club 11: NHS 11. 12. WADE FLASH MADSON: DECA 12: The KLUB 12. GARY MAGNUSON SANDY MAHER: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: NHS 12: OEA 12. JOANNE MAMEL: Marching Band 10. 11: Concert Band 11: Lctterperson 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Skiing 11. 12: NHS 12: Tennis 12. LYNN MARCHESSAULT: Pep Club 10: Year- book 11: Mah Quh 10. 11. Co-Editor 12: LERT VP 12: NHS 12: Philosophy Club 12. RUSS MARK: Track 11. 12. SHARON MARTIN: Ski Club 10: Abe's Babes 10. 11. DEAN MATHIAS RHONDA MATSU’URA: Abe's Babes 10, 11: Ski Club 11: AFS 10. 11. 12: AFScr to Austra- lia; FSH Medical Explorers 10. 11. 12: Ger- man Club 10. 11. 12. DEBBIE MATTSON: DECA 12. RICHARD MAYHEW: Concert Choir 10: New One 10: Mah Quh 11: Theatre 10. 11. 12: Order-of-the-Arrow Award. PATRICK McCABE: Track 11: Football 10. 11. 12: Lettcrman 10. 12: Intra. 12. Seniors 121 MARK McGILL: Football Mgr. 10: Basketball Stat. 12. BONNIE McKEEVER: OEA 11. Pres. 12. CHARLOTTE McGINLEY: Concen Choir 10. 11: Flags 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12; NHS 12. MARGARET McMAHON: Ski Club 10: Track 10: Abe's Babes 11: Cheerleader 11. MARY McMAHON: Ski Club 10: Young Life 10. 11: Abe's Babes Chapt. Pres. 11. KATHLEEN McMANUS: Class See. 10: Class See. 11: Concen Band 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12. GERRY MEEHL: Soccer 11. 12: AFS 12. RICK MELANDER: DECA 12: The KLUB 12. MARTHA MELLEN MARILYN MELLENBRUCH: Pep Club 10: Tre- ble Chorus 10: Concen Choir 11. 12: AFS 12: MahQuh 12. CHARLIE MEREDITH: Basketball 10: Football 10: Track 10. 11: Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Marching Band 10, 11. 12: Letterman 11: Drum Major 12. PATRICIA MICHAELSON MARK MILES RAY MILLER: Soccer 10; Basketball 10. 11: Intra. 12. ABBE MILLS: Concen Choir 10. 11. 12: Flags 11. Capt. 12: Ski Club 11. 12: Abe's Babes 12: NHS 12. KATHLEEN M1TTELSTAEDT: Pep Club 10: Letterperson 10. 12: Gymnastics 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 11. 12; NHS 12. 122 Seniors CHERI MCCONNELL: Skiing 11: Swimming 11: JA 12. GREG McCULLUM: The KLUB 12: VICA 12. MARK MeDONOUGH: Wrestling 10: Football 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Intra. 11. 12: Letterman 11, 12. MARK MeDOUGALL THOMAS MLAZCAR: VICA 12. JOHN MOLINE: Tennis 10. 12: Intra. 10. 11. 12. MIKE MONTGOMERY: Gymnastics 10. 11; The KLUB 12; Letterman 11: Ski Club 12. BRIDGET MORRIS: Abe’s Babes 12. JOHN MORRISON: Cross Country 10. LINDA MORRISON: Abe’s Babes 11. DAVID MOSES: Golf 12. MARK MOSS: Cross Country 10: Wrestling 10. 11. 12. LORR1E MUELLER: Pep Club 10: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Volleyball 10. 11. Capt. 12: Letterperson 12. JENNIFER MUND: Track 10: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Swimming 10. Capt. 11 and 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe’s Babes 12. MICHAEL MUNYON: Football 10: Golf 10. 11. 12: The KLUB 12. DENISE MUSSETTER ANTHONY NASH MARSHALL NEECK: Concert Band 10. 11. 12: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. SHARON NELSEN: Marching Band 10. 11; Concert Band 10. 11: Track 10. 12: Cross Country 11. 12: Letterperson 11. 12: Skiing 11. 12: NHS 12. DAN NELSON JACQUELINE NELSON: Cheerleader 10: Swimming 10: Aqua Debs 10. 11. 12: Gym- nastics 10. 11. Capt. 12: Abe’s Babes 11. Chapt. Pres. 12: NHS 12. KIMBERLY NELSON: Gymnastics 10. 11: Abe’s Babes 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11, 12: Cheerleader 11. 12. Seniors 123 PATTY NELSON: Young Life 10: Abe’s Babes 10. 11. 12: Bruinettes 11, Capt. 12. SALLY NELSON: Pep Club 10: Aqua Debs 10. 11: MahQuhll. Managing Ed. 12. STEVEN NELSON: Football 10: Ski Club 10. 11. MONA NEESE KIMBEL NOAH: Lincoln Player 11: AFS 11. VP 12: JA Pres. 11 and 12: Ski Club 11. 12: Young Life 11. 12: Abe’s Babes 12: Judo Club 12. KEN NYCREN: Wrestling 10: Football 10. 11: Ski Club 11. 12: Cross Country 12: Letterman 12: Track 12. SCOTT OHMAN: The KLUB12. ANN OLSON: Marching Band 10. 11: German Club 12: NHS VP 12. BARBARA OLSON: Treble Chorus 10: Concert Choir 11. CYNTHIA OLSON: Ski Club 10: Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe’s Babes Chapt. Pres. 11: NHS 12. LAURA OLSON: Pep Club 10. 11: Homecom- ing Committee 11: MOEA 11. 12. MARY OLSON: Orchestra 10: Swimming 10: Abe’s Babes 10. 11. 12: Bruincues 11. 12: NHS 12: Young Life 11. 12. MICHAEL OLSON NICKI OLSON: MOEA 11. Sec. 12. SCOTT OLSON LARRY OPATZ: Band 10. 11. 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Golf 10. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12. DEBBIE PARADY: JA 10. 11: Anthropology Club 11. KELLY PARKHILL: Soccer 10: Anthropology Club 11: Yearbook 11: Ski Club 11. 12: Ger- man Club 12: Mah Ouh 12: Theatre 12. TAMMY PARKS: Pep Club 10: Abe’s Babes 10. 11: AFS 10. 11. 12: German Club 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12: Anthropology Club 12: Phi- losophy Club 12. LISA PARTRIDGE 124 Seniors KEN PATTERSON: Cross Country II. 12: Ski- ing 12: Track 11. 12: Lincoln Players 10. 11. 12. SUSAN PEAKE: Swimming 10. 11. Cape. 12: Track 10. 21. 12: Abe’s Babes U. 12; Young Life 11. 12. SCOTT PEARSON: Baseball 11: Ski Club 11. 12. JULIE PEDERSON MARY PEDERSON: J.A. 10: Timer 10: Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Senior Class Treasurer: Student Advisory Council 12. ANDREE PEICNEUX: Abe’s Babes 12: AFS Club 12: Aqua Debs 12: Judo Club 12: Pep Club 12. DENNIS PERENICH: VICA 12. PAM PERRINE: New One 10: Abe’s Babes 10. 11: Treble Chorus 10. 11. 12. DEBBIE PERRON: MOEA 11: DECA 12. BRENDA PETERSON: MOEA 12. DALA PETERSON: Swimming 10: Aqua Debs 10. 11. 12: Gymnastics 10. 11. 12: Abe’s Babes 12: Yearbook 12. JULIE PETERSON: Volleyball 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Track 10. LYNN PETERSON: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Tennis 10. 11. Capt. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: NHS 12: Mah Quh 12; Pep Club 12. ZOE ANN PETERSON MICHAEL PICKENS: Hockey 11. 12: Letter- man 11. 12. CHRISTINA PIEPER: Marching Band 10: New One 10: Pep Club 10: Track 10. 11. 12: Vol- leyball 10. 11. 12: Basketball 11. 12: Letter- person 11. 12: NHS 11. 12. KRIS PIERSON RJCHARD PIERSON SCOTT PIKE: Bird Watchers Club 10. 11. Pres. 12. CHERYL PITTMAN Seniors 125 BRUCE PORTER: Cross Country 10. 11. Capt. 12: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12. MARK PORTER: Vo-Tech 12. NEAL PUNCHARD JEFFREY PYLE: Hockey 11. 12. HOLLY RADEBACH: Class Treas. 10: Class VP 11: Swimming 10. 12. PAUL RAHN: Cross Country 10. 11. Capt. 12: Intra. 11. 12: Letterman 10. 11. 12: NHS 11. 12; Skiing 10; Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12; Young Life 10. 11. 12. HOPE RASMUSSEN: Young Life 10. 11; Abe's Babes 12. TIM RATHJE: Golf 10. 12; Letterman 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. Capt. 12. DAVE RAYMOND: Wrestling 10. 11; Mah Quh 12: Yearbook 12. DONALD REKOWSK1 CATHY RICE NICHOLAS RICHARDSON: Football 10. 11: Swimming 10. 11, 12. SUSAN ROBACH: Skiing 10: Tennis 11: Abe's Babes 10. 11: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. JIM ROBINSON: Soccer 10: Basketball 11. 12: Tennis 12: Nat'l Achievement Scholar Semi Finalist. JOHN ROCHEL; The KLUB 12. MITCHELL RODYSILL SANDY ROCNSTAD: Skiing 10; Tennis 10: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Abe's Babes 11. 12: Bruinettes 11, 12. KAREN ROTZIEN SUZANNE RUHME: Track 10: Young Life 10. 11. 12: Cheerleader 11. 12: NHS 11. 12. DOUGLAS RYAN 126 Seniors DAVE RYDER: Ski Club 10. 11. 12. LYNN SAASKI: Abe's Babes 11: Gymnastics 11. 12. DIANA SANFORD: Tennis 10, 11; AFS 11. 12: German Club and Newspaper 11. 12: NHS 11. 12: Philosophy Club 12: LERT 12. JEFF SARI.ES: Track 11. 12: Cross Country 12. LORI SAUNDERS: NHS 12. THOMAS SCHARF KATHY SCHAUER: MOEA 11. 12. TIMOTHY SCHENDEL: Band 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Skiing 11; Stage Band 12. JULIE SCHLAGEL: Lincoln Players 10: Concert Choir 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12: NHS 12: Abe's Babes 11. 12: Mascot 11. 12. MATT SCHRODER: VICA 12: The KLUB 12. CINDY SCHUERMAN: OEA 12. SARA SCHUTTE: Abe's Babes 10. 11. 12: Bruineues 11. 12: NHS 12: Young Life 11. 12. JANET SECORD: Orchestra 10: Basketball 10. 11: Track 12. ANN SEHA: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Letierperson 11. 12: NHS 11. 12; Tennis 11. 12: Track 11. 12. RONALD SENN TERESA SHAUGHNESSY: Track Mgr. 10: Cross Country 11: Lcuerperson 11. TIM SHEEHY: Baseball 11. 12; Intra. 12. BRAD SHRADER MARTHA SHULTHEIS: Track 10; NHS 11. 12: Cheerleader 10. 11. Capt. 12: Ski Club 10. 11. 12: Young Life 10. 11. 12. CRAIG SIMON Seniors 127 KAREN SKAROLID: Anthropology Club 11 Treas. 12: AFS 12. DEBORAH SKJELSTAD CRETCHEN SMITH JAMES SMITH: Football 10: Concert Band 11. 12: Ski Club Co-Officer 11 and 12: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Pop Group 10. 11. 12: Ski- ing 12. ANN SOMERS: Track 10. 11: Cross Country 11. 12: Letterpenon 11. 12. THOMAS SPRINGER PHILLIP SPURGIN: DECA 12. AMY STAFFORD JOHN STARRY: Swimming 10, 11: Band 10. 11. 12. MICHAEL STAVROS: WEP 11: The KLUB 12. CLORIS STEWART: Pep Club 10. 12; Abe's Babes 11: Mah Quh 11; Aqua Debs 10. 11. Treas. 12: Swimming 10. 11. 12: Mascot 12. KENT STEVER: You've come a long way. baby! SANDRA STICKNEY TIM STOWMAN: Wrestling 10; Track 10. 11: Class Ring Committee 11: Football 10. 11. 12: Lciierman 11. 12: Young Life 12. BRIAN STRAND CINDY STRANSKY: Yearbook 11: HEART Sec. 12. USA STROESSNER: Tennis 10. DEANNE STROMWALL: Theatre 10: Cheer- leader 11. 12; NHS 12. 128 Seniors MICHELE STUDT: Sadie Committee 10; Homecoming Committee 11: MOEA 11. 12. BILL STUTELBERG: The KLUB 12. MARK SUBAK: Ski Club 10. 11. PAUL TALBERG: VICA 12; The KLUB 12. ROBERT TAYLOR DIANE TEETERS: Golf 10: Band 10. 1; Abe's Babes 10. 11: Pres. 12; Yearbook 10. 11. 12: STB Pre . 12. RICK TESCHENDORF: The KLUB 12. STEVE THAXTON: Ski Club 10. Pre . 11 and 12: DECA Trea . 12. DEBBIE TH1ELEN: Treble Choni 10. 12: Con- cert Choir 11; Vo-Tech 12. MARY THOMAS: Tennl 11; Letterpercon 11: Anthropology Club 11. VP 12: NHS 11. 12:' AFS 12: LERT 12; Philosophy Club 12. PETER THOMMEN: Cross Country 10. TODD THOMPSON: DECA 12: The KLUB 12. PATTI THORKEE: Abe' Babes 10: Pep Club 10: Ski Club 10. MARC TILLUNG: Golf 10. 11: Basketball 10. 11. 12: Football 10. 11. 12: Baseball 12: Lei- terman 12. ANITA TIMM: Marching Band 10. MIKE TRACY: Explorers Post 628. WARD TRACY: Electronic Lab Ass't 11. 12. STEVE TRIMBLE: Football 12. PETE TUFF: Football 10. 11. 12: Lcttcrman 12. LORI TURNBERG: Aqua Debs 10. Wors 129 JEFF UHR: Hockey Mgr. 10; Intra. JO: Foot- ball 10: The KUJB 12. TANYA VAITH: Letterperson 10: Swimming 10: Capital Page 11. VICKI VANDERSLOOT: Theatre 10: Young Life 10. 11, 12: Abe’s Babes 11. 12: Brul- nettes 12. MARIANNE VANWINKLE LAMES VASATKA: Track 10: Soccer 10. 11: Marching Band 10. 11. 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Ski Club 11. 12. JOHN VATNE: The KLUB 12. SUSAN V1CKERMAN ANN VIITALA RICHARD WALLAWIK: Football 10. It. 12: Track 10. 11. 12: Wrestling 10. 11. 12. JOHN WAGNER: Basketball 10: Tennis 10. 11: Football 10. 11. 12: Intra. 11. 12: Letterman 11. 12. JANE WALCZAK CYNTHIA WALDEN: Yearbook 11: Mah Ouh 10. 11. Co-Editor 12. CHRIS WALLIEN: Gymnastics 10: Track 10: Ski Club 10. 11: Skiing 12. LORI WARD CAROL WASSERMAN: Gymnastics 10: Cheer- leader 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. MARK WATERS THOMAS WEGNER: Football 10; Wrestling 10. 11, 12: Boys' State Representative. LINDA WHITE: DECA 12. NANCY WHITING: Ski Club 10. 11: Abe's Babes 11: Skiing 10. 11. 12: Cross Country 12: Letterperson 11. 12. RHAE WIDELL: Track 10: Flags 11: Treble Chorus 10. 11: Abe's Babes 12: AFS 12; JA 12. 130 Seniors MIKE WIUCUTT: TennU 11: Mah Qu.ih 12. PATRICK WILLIAMS CORDON WILSON: The Klub 12. SHARI WILSON: Flag 10: Tennis 11: Lcticr- peraon 10. 11: Abe's Babes 10. 11. 12: Skiing 10. 11. 12: NHS 12. TAMMY WINTEROUD: Pep Club 11: Track 11. 12: Young Life 11. 12: Cross Country 12. DOUGLAS WOLD GREGORY WURDEMAN: Basketball 10: Base- ball 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10. 11. 12: Lener- man 11. 12. CHRISTINE WYGLE: Track 10; Abe's Babes 10. 11; Ski Club 10. 11. IEFF YOHN JAMEY ZAUN: Soccer 10: WEP 11: The KLUB 12: Vo-Tech 12. SAND1 ZECHES: Pep Club 10: Abe's Babes 12. RICHARD ZIRBES: HEART 12. Seniors Not Pictured TIM ALBERS BECKY AMMERMAN BRIAN BACKMAN KATHY BARBER MARY BENDTSEN DON BERRY PAUL BJERKE CATHY CHASE IAMES CHRISTIANSON KATHY COLEMAN SUSAN COLFORD PAUL COOK MARK COURRIER 8ETTY DICKS JOHN DUNN SUSAN FISHER MARK FONTAINE ALAN FRITZ JANET FURLONG VERNON GLASSEL ROBERT GOFF CONNIE GRIMES KATHY HELGELAND SCOTT HURD DAVID IVERSON RICHARD JOHNSON TOHMAS JUNGST • RICHARD KING PAUL KLANDERUD CHRISTOPHER KRANZ CHARLES KURATA SCOTT KUZMA DAN LARSON DAVID LARSON TRUDY LARWECK SHARON MAYER IAN MONTGOMERY BRADFORD MOORE JOANNE MOZIS JEFFERY OLAND CRAIG OVERBY MARK PELL KIMBERLY PERKINS MARTHA SMITH SHEILA SMITH HEIDI STIEF JOHN TAPPER ROBERT TAYLOR DEAN TOWNSEND DAVE WILSON Seniors t 131 Time seemed to drag Then at the end - It all went too fast. There wasn’t enough Left to finish All that we started here. But, it’s time to start anew. To tears we give way - Tears of and sorrow - Tears for yesterday - And even tomorrow - Your future lies before you Friends, I will remember you Like a shining path of snow. Think of you, pray for you. Be careful how you tread And when another day is through For every step will show. I'll still be friends with you. - Bill Danoff - - Taffy Nivert - Hulship is a horizon - which ids whenever we approach it. -E. R. Hazlip - The best of life is good communication, and the greatest success is perfect understanding between sincere people. For the children and the flowers are my sisters and my brothers. Their laughter and their loveliness will clear a cloudy day. Like the music of the mountains and the colors of the rainbow. They’re a promise of the future and a blessing for today. - John Denver - Seniors Do a Number In The Gym Seri i c � 133 Juniors Class of '77 President - -Jar Vice President - Secretary — - Be; Treasurer - -Mi 134 Juniors — I ; i Smith — Amy Dobesh i Comty issy Burns Susan A a mod i Karen Aaze Jean Adams Brett Alexander Timothy Allan Mark Allen Linda Andenen Barbara Anderson Carolyn Anderson Erik Anderson Julie Anderson Mark Anderson Micheal Anderson Scott Anderson Susan Anderson Harvey Andruss Cynthia Angell John Angrimson Steve Appleby David Arbucklc Joel Astlcford Laura Baker Lisa Ballstadt Nancy Bari beau Philip Barker Mary Barton Daniel Beck Bruce Becker Laurie Benda Theresa Benda Ronald Bengston Edward Berland Todd Bcmlochr Theresa Bethke Mark Bctzold Donna Bigg Stacey Bingham Laura Binrn Lori Blrklid Patricia Bjonim Donald Blakstad Janis Blomgren Juniors 135 Debra Blonigen Timothy Blunck Paul Borgen Anthony Borgman Steven Brady Mark Brasscur Laura Brehm Zoanne Brlol Barbara Brown Denise Brown Deborah Brownrigg Carol Bruncau Brian Budenski Sheryl Bundrock Maureen 8unnis Barbara Burke Melissa Bums Debora Buxrude Weston Byron Alan Carlson Diane Carlson Kymberley Carlson Denise Carpenter Katherine Cassidy Judith Chapman Stephen Charlton Andrea Chatflcld Richard Che esc man Teresa Christenson Lori Cilia Timothy Claar Jonathan Clark Penny Coffelt 136 Juniors Robert Cola Dennis Colbert Amy Coleman Cynthia Combs Beatrice Comty Denise Connly Stephen Cook William Corby James Cote David Craft Julie Craft James Crandall Julie Craven Georgican Cribb John Crosby Uurie Crowson Carolyn Crumrlnc Jill Dahlstrom Karen Danbcrg Guydon Dandrca Duane Dannewitz Susan Danow Jeffrey Davis Patricia Dea Nancy Delander Jeffrey Dcrudder John Deal leu Terri Dickinson Todd Dliley Amy Dobesh Brenda Dorry Bradley Douglass Patricia Ducn Juniors 137 Mark Dzandzara Nancy Eckert Marita Kissinger Mark Elhard Brian Ellis Patricia Enstad Diane Eppcl Nets Erickson Patti Erickson Scott Erickson Thomas Evers Sara Ewen Lisa Fells Michael Fitzgerald Michael Flemming Kimberly Flodln Michael Fontaine Robert Forder Rebecca Forsmark Harold Fossum Peter Foster Kevin Fowler Steven Fox jane Frank Michael Fuller Lana Cast Patricia Geehan Mark Gcnung Kimberly Gerdes Patricia Gibbs Brenda Gibson Erin Gilbert Janice Gladhill 138 Juniors Pamela Glass Dennis Glcnzinswi John Graff Robert Green Steven Grier Pamela Groome Pamela Grossoehme Rhonda Haagenson Karen Haines Jerome Hallbcrg David Halls Mark Hamilton David Hansen Usabeth Hanson Thomas Hanson Wendy Hanson Patrick Hardes Donna Hardy Michael Harrer Linda Hart Katherine Hartkopf Elizabeth Hartman Chrisenda Hasenbank James Haugen Diane Haugesag Randall Hcdman Robert Hellcrud Kim Herian Inge Hertzke Jay Hilbert Julia Hill Mark Hoaglund Suzanne Hoaglund Theresa Hofcr Julie Holman Kathleen Hooker Janene Horstman June Hostetler Juniors 139 Julie Houle Tina Houser Roland Hron James Hubert Theresa Hughes Nicholas Hummel Glenn Hurd Nancy Huss Robert Hutton Linda Ivers Teresa Iverson David Jabaay John Jacobson Mark Jaeger Taml Jahr John Jakala Jordan Jansen Brian Jarvis Brian Jensen Robert Jensen Jeffrey Johannes Bradley Johnson Cheryl Johnson Cori Johnson Curtis Johnson Kathryn Johnson Keith Johnson Kristin Johnson Lori Johnson Randall Johnson Sheila Johnson Yvonne Johnson Michelle Jones Kelly Kane 140 Juniors Robert Keenan Michael Kenny William Kerr Steven Kcilclkamp Debbie Keyes Cynthia Kicckcr Christy Kiefer Howard Kietzer Volker Klcntzlc Mark Klanchnlk Joseph KISmek David Kioyda Carolyn Kluevein Eric Knudsen Barbara Knutson Kelli Kostick Ruth Kovach Richard Krautcr David Kricg Robert Krull Dawn Kuchclmelster Debra Kuppc Per KvaUtcn Holly La Fortune Robert Lacey Richard Ladcndorf Louis La moo re Kathryn Landc Lisa Landmark Ann Larsen Bradley Larson Bruce Larson Debra Larson Cynthia Larson Wayne Lau Richard Lawrence Debra Lawson Randy Lccman Philip Lemay John Lensegrav Carol Leon Scott Levin Junior 141 Barbara Lilledahl Scott Lindbcrg Dana Li� Patti Lloyd Susan Lloyd Richard Lokcnsgard Richard Lough Gary Lund Peter Lundin David Lundqulst Michael Lundquist Darla Lundy Roben Mackcnstadi Trudy Maczlewski Catherine Madden Lynn Manccke Martha Manlovc Hugh Maples Linda Mayer loan McCabe Patrick McClellan Michael McGee Margaret McKccvcr Sandra McMcncrny Dawn Meier Vicki Meier iohn Mclandcr Kelvin Menzel Katherine MichaeUon Leroy Miller Patricia Miller Sandra Miller Marsha Millonig Lisa Mills 142 Juniors Marie Mill� Susanne Moline Erin Mooney Susan Mork Matthew Morris Ricky Mortis David Mueller Mark Mullanc Duane Naddy Jeffrey Nash Anita Nelson Carolyn Nelson Dan Nelson Kathryn Nelson Kevin Nelson Michael Ness Lori Nocthc Robert Norman Vickie Norris Karen Nygaard Katherine O'Hara David Oberg Alan Olejnicak Bridget Olson Donald olson Maria Clson Timothy Olson Carrie O'neil Warren Opheim Mary Ann Oppegard Jill Oredson Bryan Packer Katherine Pahl Richard Palmer Jon Patterson Todd Patton Juniors M3 Eric Paulson Lori PauUon Richard Pcanon Baxter Pedersen Shelley Pelion Cindy Pendroy Pamela Perin Kathy Peterson Carrie Petterson Catherine Pherson Mark Phibbs Steven Pittman Jonathan Polfus Krystn Polymeros Carl Porcelli Karen Porter John Post Heidi Price David Prill Mari Prochnow Gail Puls Chris Pyle Julie Raymond David Re gc fuss Scott Relerson Cun Relerson Keith Reinfeld Laura Richards Ann Richter Jeffrey Rickena Kristine RJimire Judith Ritter Nora Rodekuhr Mary Ross Susan Rotzlen Thomas Rudlc Michelle Rudolph Timothy Rudolphl 144 Juniors Thomas Ruse it Janet Ryan Michael Rydberg Michael Sabin James Salmon James Sausscr Lori Sauve Richard Schcndc! Kimberly Schmidt Carol Schmit Michael Schulz Randall Schulz Diane Schumack Robert Schwirtz Julie Scckon Paula Seifert Robert Severson Jeffrey Shand Cariotta Shattun Michelle Shonka Jane Sicbcrt Timothy Siklch Mark Skapyak Peder Skogmo Cary Smith Janet Smith Stephen Smith Tom Smith Jeffrey Sorensen Rebecca Spande Mitchell Spcichcr Wendy Springer Paulette Spurgin Cheryl Stack Susan Stenerson Junior 145 Mark Sticha Stacy Stoen Beth Stransky James Subak Pamela Sundem Glen Swartz James Swanzcl Heidi Swenson Mary Tadlch Marilyn Tangen D'Anne Tanner fodd Teschendorf Janice Tbcw Rhonda Thomas James Thorman Todd Thorsen Pat Torkclson Darrel Toutges Wade Tumbcrg Marlys Tupy Robert Turgcon Mark Turgi Jay Turkbas Chcyrlc Uhr Kim VanFlcet Leslie Vclline Susan Viitala Christoph Vincent Terrance Von Eschon Jeffrey Waddell Scott Wagner Jerome Wallace Karen Wallar Steve Wallncr Carine Walstrom Dawn Wawracz 146 Juniors Geraldine Wegner Robert Wegner Debra Wclsc Sharon Weller Linda Welsh Susan Wenell Bart Wentz Bradley Werner Lori Weston Christine White John Wldell Robert Wight Steven Wik Charles Williams Beth Willman Kevin Wlshy Cunis Wood Jeffrey Wurdcman Karen Youmans John Yushta Mark Zicrden Brian Zierwick Jayne Zimmerman Juniors Not Pictured Paul Bakkcn Daniel Greener Phillip Moatis Sue Swanson Harold Bliss Jeffrey Haahcim Thomas Murphy Gordon Terpstra Wade Brown Joe Haas Alan Musselman Danny Tietzc Maureen Butler Scott Hagstrom Greg Nash Dawn Watkins David Carlson Gordy Hallbcrg David Nelson Warren Wells Lisa Bugenstein Kelly Hall verson Patti Zirbes Richard Champagne Julie Iwinskl Rita Nelson Craig Christenson Christi ph Johnson Susan Olsen Steven Clark Cyrus Juneay Dan Pahl Karen Dclic Tarcic Kelly Denise Pahl Sharia Denning Randy Kemplc Jon Patterson Kevin Dugal Julie Kent David Paulson Mark EUefson Steven Kructor Roger Peterson Bcv Engclson Paul Krueger Richard Prcincr Janet Fasching Linda Lietz Ronald Price Brian Field Darla Madson Charles Rcgcnfuss Barbara Fischer Jeff McGaha James Roche! Pat Folz Randy McHole Michael Rumppe Walter Garvey Daniel Merril Rory Scott Willcam Shulthels Juniors 147 Candid� 149 Sophomores Class of '78 President: Mike Dunne Vice President: Bruce Kitto Secretary: Jean Machacek Treasurer: Brad Hewitt 150 Sophoow � Dawn Aamodi Drake Aaze Matthew Abe Scott Abell Camille Adams Diane Adams Gregory Adamski Kristin Alango Lawrence Aldrich Daniel Alstrup Melissa Alvin Diane Amcll NorA Anderson Camilla Anderson Carrie Anderson Deborah Anderson Dclaync Anderson Michael Anderson Paul Anderson Ricky Anderson Scott Anderson Brad Appleby Cheryl Ashland Cathy Bach Richard Baribeau Melanie Barker Beth Bamckow Debra Barringer David Barry Ann Banunck Diane Baumgartner Steven Beauchaine Cynthia Becker Vcirettc Beckon Timothy Beebe Maria Bclisle Thomas Benda Michael Bcnick Guy Bcnninghousc Thomas Bergstrom Sandra Bethke Shelly Bingham Jane Bishop William Bittner Jill Bjomton Scott Blackard Jeffrey Blexrud De Ann Blonigcn Patricia Bloomer Mark Boe Bernard in Boccher William Bohn Renee Bonar Laurcen Boomgaardcn Judith Borka Suzette Bouchard Cindy Bovy Michael Boyce Mark Boyd Laura Brackett Shareen Brambllla Daniel Brandt Catherine Brchm Larry Brcid James Brenner Denise Brew Donna Broas Diana Brown Lynann Brown Stanley Brown Sophomores 151 John Brownrigg Heidi Bruder Craig Bruncau Lynn Buchholz Paul Budewitz Mark Bucchele Thomas Bums Steven Burt Kimberly Buster Nancy Buss Russell Buth Cheri Capron Daniel Carlson Julie Carlson Kevin Carlson Paul3 Carlson Anne Cavanaugh Pamela Chapman Rick Cccka Lori Cheescman Richard Clabo Ruth Cleary Nancy Clermont Michelle Cleveland Ann Colbert Jeanne Coleman Jeremiah Collins David Comce Richard Conkcy Susan Cook Margaret Cope Mark Copeland Dale Cormier Cynthia Cortez Connie Counters Kevin Craft Paula Crosby Mary Cuellar Patricia Daly Jan Dammann Patricia Davidson Richard Davis Jean Dillon Paul Dimond Jeffrey Doering Anne Dowling Doris Driscoll Laurie Duehn Jeanne Dukart Daniel Dulas Michael Dunne Todd Dulas Steven Dymokc Lori Edbcrg Dennis Ehrhardt John Eidc John Eifert Gregg Eldred Tracy Elftmann Barbara Ellering 152 Sophomores Craig Elliott lame Elluch Cunis Emanuclson Charles Engel Christina Engel Jeffrey Enney Peggy Erdmann Sonja Erickson Susan Erickson Maureen Esse Michael Everett David Factor Robert Fahnbcrg Jill Famell Dana Fillmore Mary Fischer Kenneth Flaten Steven Fling Randall Forland Julie Frank Thomas Frecmark Mathew Fricbe Jackie Froelich Sherlene Frost Kurt Fuhr Allen Galazen Mary Garrity Ralph Gasow Karon Gchl Michael Gelakoski Monica Genung Ruthannc Gessncr Glen Gilbertson Gregory Girouard Diane Gladhlll Kathleen Golden Scott Goldenstein Kenneth Golding Timothy Gonycr Todd Gordcnier Jill Gorton Stephen Gow Margaret Graff Pamela Grahm Stephanie Grant Jennifer Green Kristin Green Nancy Green Cheryl Griepp Daniel Grics John Grimes Barbara Grob Anne Grobel William Grossoehme Kevin Grundy Brian Gunderson Julie Gustafson Paul Haaland Duane Haddlck Douglas Hall Patricia Hall Sophomores 153 William Hal pin Martin Hanccr Marilyn Hand! Julie Hansen Margo Hansen Susan Hansen Christine Hanson Jon Hanson Tod Harrington Thomas Harrison Laurie Hanen Mark Hasselsuom Donna Haugen Cheryl Hcdrnan Jacquelyn Hci Beverly Hcincn Barbara Heinz Call Hellesvlg Rebecca Heilman Barbara Hcmpel Bradford Hewitt Thomas Hilton Charles Hines Michael Hofer Mary Hogan Gene Hollister Kevin Holm David Holmes Sarah Holmes Daniel Holmquist Robin Holtzapplc Janet Hostetlor Leigh Ann House Diane Howard Carol Hubbart James Hughes Lisa Hurley David Hyden Paul Jackson Julia Jacobson Jacquelin Jahr Jeffrey Johns Alison Johnson Beth Johnson Christoph Johnson Craig Johnson Dcbora Johnson Patrick Johnson B. Johnson Rebecca Johnson Scott Johnson Sheryl Johnson Todd Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Kevin Johnston Ann Johnstone Timothy Johnstone Diane Jokinen Leslie Jones David Jubcrian Michael Kacher Theresa Kampa Timothy Kassa Dale Kaqamura Penny Keenan Timothy Keenan Kathleen Kelly Kirk Kelsey Wanda Kelsey Julie Kemey 154 Sophomores Marie Kenny Sheila Keogh Claire Kiecker Lynne Kiccker Allen Kilian Anne Kilian David Kilian Julie King Jo Ann Kissell Bruce Kino Kristen Klandcmd Julie Klauscn Dean Klicwcr Thomas Kloyda Jolene Klyve Patrice Kniscly Diane Knutson Jeffrey Knutson Marcia Kohout Mark Koplitz Lynne Krallman Julie Krantz Kimberly Krapu Rick Krautbauer Robb Krautbauer Lynctic Krctchman Timothy Kretschmer Michele Kruger Steven Krull Kandacc Krutsch Daniel Kuppe Joann Kvalsten Ann LaFrenlcrc Linda Lamparskc Mark Landry David Lange Leslie Lanzo Amy Larson Donald Lanon Jeffrey Larson Mark Larson Mary Lauer Cheryl Laughlin Bruce Laverty Lynn Lcboutillicr JcanpierT Lcgand Sharon Leisinger Theresa Leonard Brian Leslie Steven Levin Sophomores 155 Mark Lewis Cathy Lindgrcn Dcnesc Lorcncc Cynthia Lough Crystal Lovcn Roger Lucdkc Cheryl Lund Karen Lunderberg Rhonda Lundin Brook Lysne Jean Machacek Rena Madson Patricia Mann Pamela Manning Donald Maple Joseph Marck Diana Markstrom Julie Martin Diane Martinson Karen Mauuura Kim Mauuura Darlene Mayer Michael Mayhew John McCartan Teresa McCrcc Dyne lie McCullum Holly McDonough Kelly McDougail Steven McFarland Kathleen McMullin Terrence Meginley Randy Meidc Janice Meisnger Marjorie Mcllcnbnich Peter Merrifield Kari Meyer Victoria Michaud Thomas Miclkc Michael Mihelich David Miller • Richard Mills Lisa Mlazgar Daniel Moline Paul Montgomery Mark Morris Lori Morrison Dawn Morvig Peggy Moss Annette Mueller Debra Muller Michelle Mund Thomas Mundhenk Kevin Mussetter Lisa Neely Cheryl Nelson Jeanne Nelson 156 Sophomores Joni Nelson Lance Nelson Mary Nelson Michael Nelson Sandra Nelson Brian Neucnweldt Steven Nicholas Mark Nickells Van Noah Nancy Noble Teresa Nopola Nancy Nordin Becky Norman Lan Nugyen Karl Nygaard Kelly Nylander Bridgid O'Hara Patricia O'Rourke Lisa Ohland Timothy OSan Annette Olejnicak David Olson David Olson Debra Olson Karl Olson Mark Olson Twila Olson Michael Otic Richard Ottoson Kurt Overlid Owen Owens Daniel Packer Amy Page Mark Parady Patrick Parks Janice Parsons Denise Partridge Nora Patton Sheryl Paulsen Susan Pearson Wendy Pearson Stephanie Peckham Steven Pedersen Naomi Pegors Julie Petersen Lisa Petersen Cynthia Peterson Debra Peterson Diane Peterson Kathryn Peterson Kevin Peterson Laurie Peterson Kevin Petterson Stephen Pherson Kathy Pickens Jay Plucinak Scott Pomeroy Lisa Prasher Sophomores 157 Alanc Prescott Deanna Prindlc Charles Pruett Marshall Puls Melinda Purvis Erik Ramsted Kyle Ramswick Cindy Rand Donald Rasicot Susan Ratz Jeffrey Reed Paul Rcichcl Karen Rcinfcld Shawn Reiter Thomas Rekowski Jeffrey Richards Chris Rickabaugh Mary Risacher David Risdall Elizabeth Ritchie Thomas Roberts Sandra Rosin Thomas Rudrud Charles Russell Ginger Russell Kevin Russctt Lynn Ryan Tamml Rystad David Sanderson Daniel Sauffcrcr Julie Sausscr David Scheer Grcgoy Schcrt Mary Schlagcl Lori Schlottman Patrick Schmit Jean Schmitz Paul Schroeder Susan Schroeder Grant Schultz Linda Schulz Julie Schumack Eric Schuman Lisa Schweer Debra Scgclstrom Jacquclin Shaughncssy Kevin Sheehy Thomas Sheldon Debra Shepcluk Steven Shrader Tammy Sjolandcr Bradley Skapyak David Skarolid Brenda Smith David Smith Dwight Sccffkcr William Soli Brian Solstad Sandra Somers Sharon Sorvik Timothy Spandc James Stainer 158 Sophomores Barbara Stark lames Starry Kimberly Stavros Steven Stenerson Jamie Stcnsntd Connie Stevenson Jeffrey Stillwell Scott Strand Todd Strocssncr Teresa Sullivan Gregory Svendson Leslie Swartz Sherry Sweazey Paul Sweiven Paul Swiderski Matthew Tadich David Tcawalt Susan Teeters Kevin Templeton James Tempas Jane Terpstra Christoph Tesmer Gregory Thompson Mark Thompson Linda Thorman Mat)' Ticen Tami Timm Daniel Timmons Julie Tonsager Karen Tonsager Julie Trimble Ronald Tufigno Renee Tushaus Mark Uhr Virginia Vandeplasch Jane Vatnc Brian Vinaticr James Volgerson Michelle Von Eschcn Peter Vongrossmann John Wade Joan Wagner Maxine Wagner Theresa Walkowiak David Wallace Morgan Wallace Patrica Wallicn Randy Wassather Richard Wegner Margaret Welland Denise Welle Nancy Wclna Brian Werner Jack Weynauch Susan Wilkerson Sue Williams Mark Wilson Michael Wilson Dorthy Windhauser Michael Wingert Deborah Wintcrfcldt Ann Winum Pamela Wishari Dell Wissler Andrew Woodcock Nancy Wulf Eliz York Bradley Young Joel Yushta Michael Zipse Sophomores 159 160 Foculfy Oivition Faculty Division Foculfy Division 161 Our Administration Dr. Kent Stever Principal Mr. Russel Lee Associate Principal Sylvia Gustafson Secretary Maria Frank Secretary Jan Trimble Secretary Mr. Charles Nelson Associate Principal 162 Faculty Mr . Kay Krueger Home Ec. Mr. Marshall Carlson Social Studies Mr. David Dube Social Studies Mr. Donald Lund man I.A. Mr. Robert Pintozzi Science Mr. Duane Zaun Co-op - Business Mr. Larry Anderson Co-op - I. A. Mrs. Orpha Gilbertson Library Mr. Marlin Meyer I.A. Mr. William Ochs Math Mr. Everett Chapman Social Studies Mr. Neil Hamrin Math Mrs. Sharon Casey Home Ec. Mr. Arthur Koivumakl Mr. Harvey Westrom English Science Mr. Nathan Earp Music Mrs. MargrctPalm Spec. Ed. Mrs. Margret Kiriluk English Mr. Douglas Larson English Mrs. Irene Yung English Mrs. Marcia Fridland English Mrs. Larainc Tracy English Mrs. Patricia Ballman English Faculty 163 Our Faculty With the large classes, multiple preparations, boundary disputes and contract negotiations hanging over our teachers' heads, Lincoln's faculty taught under strained conditions. Despite these tensions school went on to a successful year. The grade distributions were well above average. The faculty carried on their classes ’ 'business as usual. ’' There have been no tears or tantrums and our faculty rose above these uncontrollable forces and graduated students to bigger and better things. Communications Support Staff Robin Carlson Dmcilla Carson Marcia Fabrlcus English Counselor German Donhy Jackson Carol Schlafge Carol Sheffcr French German English Berry Stainer Mary Stewart Joe Tufigno Mary Villella Marilyn Wilhelm English French English Spanish English Jerry Yahnkc. Mat Miller. Walt Wazniack. Kay Lone. Herb Gjerdingen. Mike Lhul. Wenten Wagner. Dick Berleizle. Gene App. NOT PICTURED: Joe Vober. Walt Beam. Dwight Anionc, Dick Hagan. Jean Taylor. Bob Kimler. Norm Hoafcr. Helen Androff. Ruth Anderson. Mary Ann Aihman. Evelyn Aul. Joyce Conner. Ruth Durling. Lynn Hughes. Marie Knelp. Evelyn Krueger. Geraldine Lathrop. Donna Platt. Carol Prigler. Jean Salisbury. Andyce Wurdeman. 164 Faculty Studying, my favorite pastime. Marilyn McCroarty Mary Lee Johnson Dale Miller Jacqulc Clemens Darlene Patton Carol Hengcl Kaye Almqulst Mary Bums Doris Worwa Jean Fleming Dorthy Koplitz Geraldine Hudson Phyllis Hendrickson Sonia Kaye Patrick Smith Picking a lock. How disgusting. A woman's work Is never done. And that's how you make a Molotov cocktail. Fastest way to get your homework done. Another boring day of class. Foculfy 165 Career Support Staff Lloyal Youngrcn I.A. Duane Zaun jean Hatch Business Nurse Science Support Staff Randy johncox Side by Side Joe Vober Scott Johnson Custodian Photographer Jim Burke Science Jim Dimond Science wldhbA jt Lorenchia Scott A. V. Lloyd Peterson A. V. Office Staff Noel Faber Science Dave Hcrbold Jim Keelin Math Phys. Ed. Harry Kitts Math LcRoy Martinson Math Gerald Molosky Phys. Ed. Charlie Schuman Counselor Ted VanKempen Math Joe White Jim Wolf Science Driver Ed. 166 Faculty Social Support Staff John Bergman Social Studies James Ctcbccck Music Rocky Elton Social Studies Dorothy Arko Special Ed. Dave Horalg Social Studies Harry Mitchell Social Studies Marlene Plnten Counselor Luther Schmidt Social Worker Cliff Severson Social Studies Bill Rumpel Social Studies Gene Wise Career Support Social Studies A,an Allsudt Bob Bach Terry Bergstrom Business Tom Lamp! I.A. Bob Bocscr Work Exper. Duane Rippel Business Geraldine Bradford Home Ec. I.A. John Daffer Counselor Kitty Sathcr Business Marvin Schrimpf Art Art Richard Klaseus Business Amy Travis Home Ec. Gordon Barry Music Joe Hutton Social Studies Staff Laura Banhelme Business Larry Krueger Print Shop Eugene Weyandt Business Faculty 167 A a mod t. Dawn 10: 151 Aamodt. Susan 11: 135 Aazc. Dawn 10: 38. 89 Aaze, Drake 10: 85. 89, 151 Aazc, Karen 11: 55. 135 Abe. Matthew 10: 47. 151 Abell. Scott 10: 47. 151 Abrahamson. Brian 12: 65. 109 Adams. Camille 10: 45, 47. 48. 151 Adams. Diane 10: 49. 151 Adams, lean 11: 135 Adams. Mike 12: 85. 96. 109 Adamski. Gregory 10: 47. 151 Adelmann, Elizabeth 10 Adelmann. lames 11 Alango. Kristin 10: 47. 151 Aiango. Sue 12: 47. 109 Albers, Michael 11 Albers. Tim 12 Aldrich. Lawrence 10: 151 Alexander. Brett 11:135 Allen, loscph 10 Allan. Timothy 11: 135 Allen. Mark 11: 92. 135 Aim, Scott 12: 109 Alstrup. Daniel 10: 151 Alvin. Melissa 10: 48. 151 Amell. Diane 10: 151 Ammerman. Becky 12: 65 Amundson. Lisa 12: 55. 109 Andersen. Linda 11: 45. 47. 109. 135 Andersen. Nora 10: 151 Anderson. Barbara 11: 135 Anderson. Becky 12: 18. 70. 109 Anderson. Camilla 10: 151 Anderson. Carolyn 11: 47. 135 Anderson. Carrie 10: 47, 87. 96. 151 Anderson. Christy 11 Andctson. Deborah 10: 151 Anderson. Dctayne 10: 151 Anderson. Erik 11: 79. 92. 135 Anderson. Gary 12: 45, 47. 109 Anderson. Jcannine 12: 48. 109 Anderson. Julie 11: 135 Anderson. Kerry 12, 47. 56. 109 Anderson. Kevin 12: 109 Anderson. Unnea 12: 45. 47. 48. 109 Anderson. Mark 11: 81. 92. 135 Anderson. Mark 12: 109 Anderson. Mauric 12: 100, 109 Anderson. Michael 10: 151 Anderson. Michael 11: 135 Anderson. Paul 10: 151 Anderson. Rick 10: 151 Anderson. Scott 10: 47. 151 Anderson. Scott 11: 135 Anderson. Susan 11: 71. 135 Anderson. Wayne 12: 48. 49. 109 Andruss, Harvey 11: 79, 135 Anfinson. Shelly 12: 109 Angell. Cynthia 11: 52. 135 Angrimson, John 11: 135 Angrimson, Mark 10: 47 Appleby. Brad 10: 151 Appleby, Steve 11: 135 Arbucklc. Dan 12: 109 Arbuckle. David 11: 88. 89. 135 Ashland. Cheryl 10: 151 Astelford, Jackie 12: 52. 109 Astelford. Joel 11: 135 Auer. Markus 12: 26 . 81. 95. 109 Bach, Cathy 10: 151 Bach. Tom 10 Backman. Brian 12 Backman. Tom 10 Baglcy. Melissa 12: 45. 95. 109 Bakke. David 10 Bain. Terry 12: 48. 70. 109 Baker. Bill 12: 81. 109 Baker. Jeff 12: 15. 88. 89. 109 Baker. Laura 11: 47. 48. 135 Bakken. Paul 11 Ballinger. Jim 12: 47. 109 Ballstadi. Lisa 11: 6. 45. 47. 135 Barber. Katherine 12: 62 Barlbeau. Nancy 11: 47. 48. 135 Baribeau, Richard 10: 151 Barker. Melanie 10: 151 Barker. Philip 11:135 Bamckow, Beth 10: 151 Bamckow. Bruce 12: 109 Barnes. Mary 12: 110 Barnes, Roy 10 BarTinger, Debra 10: 47, 48, 151 Barry. David 10: 45. 79. 93. 151 Barry. Steve 12: 45. 92. 93, 79. 110 Bartelmchs, Steve 12: 63. 110 Bartels. Laurie 12: 110 Banunek. Ann 10: 49. 151 Barton. Mary 11: 48. 135 8asiago, Mark: 10, 48 Basil. Diane 12: 110 8aumganncr. Diane 10: 151 Bcauchainc, Steven 10: 151 Bcauchainc, Susan 12: 47. 110 Beck. Daniel 11: 45. 47. 135 Becker. Bruce 11: 71. 135 Becker. Cynthia 10: 48. 151 Beckon. Velrcttc 10: 45. 47. 151 Beebe. Robin 12: 52 . 55. 110 Beebe. Tim 10: 79. 151 Behnen, Gerard 10 Belisle. Marla 10: 151 Benda. Laurie 11: 52. 135 Benda. Theresa 11: 87. 135 Benda. Thomas 10: 83. 91. 151 Bendiscn. Mary 12 Bengston. Ron 11: 135 Benik. Edward 12: 110 Benick. Michael 10: 151 Benltes. Debra 12: 25. 87. 110 Benninghouse, Guy 10: 151 Benson. James 12: 63, 110 Benson. Mary 12: 65 Benson. Scott 12: 80. 81. 110 Benz. Mike 12: 18. 25. 110 Bcrdahl. Don 12: 110 Berg. Gwen 12: 110 Berglund. Chip 12: 4T. 100. 110 Bergstrom. Thomas 10: 151 Borland. Edward 11: 135 Bemloehr. Todd 11: 81. 135 Berry. Don 12 Bethke. Sandra 10: 47. 51. 56 Bethkc. Theresa 11: 135 Betzold. Mark 11: 135 Bigg, Donna 11: 48. 135 Bingham. Shelly 10: 151 Bingham. Stacey 11: 86. 135 Blnns, Laura 11: 135 Birklid, Lori 11: 52. 135 Bishop. lane 10: 47. 151 Bissonnette. Marie 12: 110 Bittner, Tom 12 Bittner. William 10: 79. 151 Bjerke. Paul 12 Bjomson, Marilyn 12: 63. 110 Bjomton. Jill 10: 52. 151 Bjorm, Patricia 11: 52, 135 Blackard. Scott 10: 47. 151 Blakstad, Diane 12: 64. 110 Blakstad. Donald 11: 135 Blcnis. Pam Blcxrud. Jeffrey 10: 47, 151 Bliss. Harold 11 Blomgren. Janls 11: 49. 55. 135 Blonigcn. Dc Ann 10: 52. 151 Blonigen. Debra 11: 136 Bloomer. Patricia 10: 151 Blunck. Timothy 11: 71. 136 Bodin. Blake 12 Boecher. Bcmardin 10: 47. 151 Boe. Mark 10: 79. 151 Bohn. Jeanne 12 Bohn. Julie 12: 64. 110 Bohn. William 10: 6. 151 Bolen, Pat 12: 111 Bonar, Renee 10: 151 Bonuagcr. Ricky 12: 111 Boomgaarden, Laureen 10: 151 Borgcrt. Paul 11: 136 Borgman. Anthony 11: 138 Borka. Judith 10: 48. 151 Bouchard. Suzettc 10: 24. 71. 151 Bovy, Cindy 10: 151 Boyce. Michael 10: 151 Boyce. Susan 12: 71. 48. 110 Boyd. Mark 10: 151 Boysen. Gregg 12: 110 Brackett. Laura 10: 83. 90. 151 Brady. Mike 12: 48. 74. 110 Brady. Steven 11: 88. 136 Brambilla. Kathleen 11 Brambllla. Sharccn 10: 151 Brandt. Daniel 10: 47. 151B Branton. Debbie 12: 64. 110 Brasseur. Mark 11: 88. 136 Bregmann. Tom 12: 48. Ill Brchm. Catherine 10: 47. 151 Brehm. Sue 11: 48. 83. 136 Breid, Larry 10: 47. 151 Brenner. James 10: 151 Brew. Denise 10: 151 Briol, Zoanne 11: 136 Broas, Donna 10: 47. 151 Brown. Barbara 11: 136 Brown. Charles 11 Brown. Denise 11: 47. 52. 55. 100. 136 Brown. Diana 10: 151 Brown. Doug 12: 111 Brown. Katie 12: 48. 52. 110 Brown, Lynann 10: 48, 151 Brown. Stanley 10: 151 Brown. Wade 11 Brownrigg. Debbie 11: 47. 136 Brownrigg. John 10: 152 Brudcr. Heidi 10: 45. 47. 152 Bruncau. Carol 11: 52 . 86. 136 Bruncau. Craig 10: 152 Bnrn. Jeff 12: 111 Buchhoz. Cun 12: 110 Buchholz. Lynn 10: 152 Budcwitz. Jeff 12: 111 Budewitz. Paul 10: 88, 152 Budcnski. Brian 11: 81. 82. 92. 136 Bucchele, Mark 10: 47. 152 Bugcnstcin. Lisa 11 Bundrock. Sheryl 11: 136 Bunnis. Maureen 11: 48. 136 Burke, Barbara 11: 48. 52. 57. 136 Bums. Missy 11: 52 . 87. 134. 136 Bums, Thomas 10: 152 Bun. Steven 10: 47. 100, 152 Burton. Scott 10: 79 Bunows, Charlie 12: 88. 89. Ill Bush. Penelope 12: 55. 108. Ill 168 Index Delie. Karen 11 Denning. Sharia 11 Deppe. Emily 12: 113 Derksen. Mike 12: 113 Dcrudder. Jeffrey 11: 137 Dcsilcis. John 11: 137 Devlch. Laurie 10 Devich. Michael 11 Dewar, Janet 10 Dick. Betty Jo 12 Dickinson. Terri 11: 137 Dillcy. Todd 11: 79. 92. 137 Dillon. Anne 12: 63. 113 Dillon. Jean 10: 48. 52. 152 Dimond. Paul 10: 95. 152 Ditlev, Rick 12: 113 Dittrich. Nancy 12: 48. 70. 113 Divine. Joe 12: 113 Dobesh. Amy 11: 134. 137 Doering, Jeffrey 10: 85. 152 Doering. Sherry 12: 74. 113 Dold. Pat 12: 48. 113 Dorry. Brenda 11: 137 Douglass. Bradley 11: 85. 96. 137 Dowling. Anne 10:47, 152 Dowling. Debbie 12: 113 Drazan. Michael 12: 113 Driscoll. Doris 10: 152 Duehn, Laurie 10: 86. 95. 152 Duerr. Patricia 11: 137 Dugal, Kevin 11 Dukart. Jeanne 10: 152 Dulas. Daniel 10: 152. 47. 100 Dulas. Tim 12: 9. 113. 92 Dunn. John 12 Dunn. Shannon 12: 113 Dunn. Maggie 12: 17. 15. 16. 87. 52. 113 Dunne, Michael 10: 152. 150. 47 Dunne. Mickey 12: 79. 113 Duran. Wancn 10 Dusbabek. Todd 10: 79. 152 Dymokc, Steven 10: 79. 152 Dzandzara. Mark 11: 138 Ebcling, Wayne 12: 91. 113 Eckert. Nancy 11: 138 Eckcn. Ron 12: 63. 113 Eckairom. Jody 11 Ed berg. Lori 10: 152 Eggan. Claudi 12: 14. 15. 70. 71. 114 Ehrhardt. Dennis 10: 152 Etde. John 10: 152 Eifcn, John 10: 152 Eisslnger. Rita 11: 40. 48. 86. 138 Elhard. Mark 11: 138 Eldred, Gregg 10: 79. 152. 88 Elftmann. Sandy 12: 47. 114 Elftmann, Tracy 10: 47. 56. 152 Ellcfson, Mark 11: 94 Ellering. Barbara 10: 47. 152 Elliot. Craig 10: 91. 153 Ellis. Brian 11: 100. 138 Ellis, Renee 12: 114 Ellison. James 10: 153 Elmgren. Lori 12: 114 Elton. John 12: 17. 71, 79. 88. 89. 114 Emanuclson, Curtis 10: 153 Emanuelson, Russ 11 Engel. Charles 10: 81. 153 Engel. Tina 10: 48. 95. 153 Engelson. Beverly 11 Engfer. Paul 12: 78. 79. 114 Enncy. Jeffrey 10: 93. 153 Enright. Cindie 12: 71. 114 Enstad. Patricia 11: 45. 47. 138 Buss. Kim 12: 111 Buss. Nancy 10: 87. 152 Buster. Kimberly 10: 47. 152 Buth. Russell 10: 152 Butler. Maureen 11 Butterfield. Nancy 12: 111 Buxrude. Dcbora 11: 49. 136 Buxrudc. Kim 12: 111 Byroe. Monica 10: 47 Byron. Wes 11: 79. 92. 136 Cairns, Patty 12: 111 Cannady. Rick 12: 111 Capron. Chcrl 10: 4. 71. 152 Carlstcd. Paul 12: 111. 95 Carlson. Alan 11: 136 Carlson. Daniel 10: 152 Carlson. David 11: 47. 45 Carlson. Diane 11: 48. 136 Carlson. Julie 10: 152 Carlson. Kevin 10: 47. 152 Carlson. Kymberly 11: 136 Carlson. Paula 10: 55. 152 Carlstcd, Paul Carpenter. Denise 11: 71. 136 Cassidy. Katherine 11: 48. 136 Caswell. Scott 12: 9. 79. 112 Cavanaugh. Anne 10: 49. 152 Cecka, Rick 10: 152 Champagne, Richard 11 Chapman. Judy 11: 100, 136 Chapman. Pamela 10: 47. 152 Charlton. Marcia 12: 112 Charlton. Steve 11: 136 Chatfleld. Andy 11: 52 , 56. 136 . 47 Cheese man, Lori 10: 48. 155 Cheeseman. Richard 11: 136 Chevalier. Sansy 12: 62. 112 Christianson. Ann 11 Christianson, Craig 11 Christianson, Jim 12: 65 Christianson. Teresa 11: 136 Cilia. Lori 11: 136 Claar, Timothy 11: 81. 136 Clabo. Karen 12: 48. 112 Clabo. Richard 110. 88. 79. 152 Clark. Jonathan 11: 136 Clark. Steve 11: 79 Cleary. Dave 12: 15. 85. 112 Cleary. Ruth 10: 55. 152 Clegg. Nancy 12: 112 Clermont. Nancy 10: 47. 152 Cleveland. Michelle 10: 86. 152 Cleveland. Mike 12: 19. 92. 112 Cleveland. Shelly 90 Cody. Patty 12: 112 Coffctt. Penny 10: 136 Cola. Robert 11: 137 Colbert. Ann 10: 56. 47. 152 Colbert. Dennis 11: 137 Coleman, Amy 11: 19. 137 Coleman. Jeanne 10: 15. 15 Coleman. Kathy 12: 64 Coleman. Pete 12: 112 Colford, Sue 12: 87 Collins. Jeremiah 10: 152 Collins. Mary 12: 52. 112 Colville. Cindy 12 Combs. Cynthia 11: 47. 137 Comcc. Davis 10: 152 Comcc, Ron 12: 45. 47. 112 Comty. Bca 11: 52 . 87. 134.137 Conkcy. Richard 10: 152 Connly. Denise 11: 52. 137 Connors, Anne 12: 70, 112 Cook. Paul 12 Cook. Stephen 11: 137 Cook. Susan 10: 48. 100. 152 Cooper. Scott 12: 112 Cope. Margaret 10: 45, 47. 152 Copeland. Mark 10: 47. 152 Corby. Bill 10: 85. 137 Cordcr. Cindy 10 Cormier. Bob 12: 112 Cormier. Dale 10: 152 Cortez. Cynthia 10: 83. 152 Cote. James 137 Cote. Mary Jo 11 Counters. Connie 10. 45. 47. 152 Courtier, Brian 11 Counter, Mark 12: 81 Couture, Alynn 12: 8, 15 , 55 . 52. 112 Cox. Jeff 12:45. 47. 112 Cox, Lorraine 12 Craft. David 11: 47. 137 Craft. Julie 11: 157 Craft, Kevin 10: 48. 152 Crandall. James 11: 137 Craven. Julie 11: 47. 96, 137 Cribb. Gcorgiean 11: 48. 137 Crosby. Allan 12: 112 Crosby. James 10 Crosby, John 11: 28. 137 Crosby. Paula 10: 45. 47. 152 Crovson, Laurie 11: 137 Crumrinc. Carolyn 11: 52. 55. 100. 137 Cuellar. Chris 12: 45. 47. 112 Cuellar. Mary 10: 10. 47. 55. 152 Dahlstrom. Jill 11: IS. 52. 48. 137 Daly. Ann 12: 52. 86. 90. 112 Daly. Patricia 10: 152 Daly. Tim 12: 85. 91. 112 Dammann, Jan 10: 86. 152 Danburg, Karen 11: 47. 137 Dandrca. Guy 11: 71. 137 Danncwiiz. Duane 11: 45. 47. 137 Danowit. David 11 Darrow. Pam 12: 64. 113 Darrow, Susan 11: 137 Davidson. Jon 12: 113 Davidson. Patricia 10: 152 Davis. Jeffrey 11: 137 Davis, Richard 10: 47. 162 Dca. Patricia 137 Delander. Nancy 11:137 Index 169 Eppcl. Diane 11: 83. 138 Erdmann. Peggy 10: 47. 153 Erickson. Nels 11: 138 Erickson. Paul 11: 7. 47. 138 Erickson. Scott 11: 138 Erickson. Sonia 10: 153 Erickson. Susan 10: 153 Erickson. Tim 12: 114 Esse. Keith 12: 100, 114 Esse. Maureen 10: 47. 153 Everett. Michaci 10: 153 Everett. Ric 12: 14. 15. 16. 17. 81. 114 Evers. Thomas 11: 138 Even. Sara 11: 138. 47 Factor, David 10: 163 Fahnberg. Robert 10: 78. 153 Famell. Jill 10: 153 Fasching. Jan 11: 48 Faye. Rick 12: 114. 78. 79. 95 Feils. Lisa 11: 48. 138 Field. Brian 11 Fillmore. Dana 10: 100. 153 Fischer. Barbara 11 Fischer. Bonnie 10 Fischer. Mary 10: 153 Fischer, Susan 12 Flshcer. Jo 10:28. 29. 48. 89 Fissel. John 10 Fitzgerald. Kerry 11: 81. 138 Flaten. Cheryl 12: 114 Flaten, Kenneth 10: 153 Fleming. Carrie 11 Flemming. David 12: 65. 114 Flemming. Mike 11: 138 Flier. Patrick 11 Fling, Steven 10: 93. 153 Flodin, Kim 11: 19. 45. 47. 138 Fiugstad. Jon 12: 19. 45. 47. 95. 114 Folz. Patrick 11 Fontaine. Mark 12 Fontaine. Michael 11: 138 Fordcr. Robert 11: 79. 48. 138 Foreman. Sue 12: 56. 47. 114 Forland. Randall 10: 153 Forsmark. Becky 11: 52. 96. 138 Forrcy. Kim 12: 52. 87. 114 Fossum. Harold 11: 45. 47. 57. 138 Foster. Peter 11: 138 Fowler. Kevin 11: 138 Fox. Steven 11: 138 Francis. Mary 12: 48. 114 Frank. David 12: 114 Frank. Jane 11: 48. 138 Frank. Julie 10: 45. 48. 47. 153 Franza. Anthony 12: 114 Fredrickson, Daniel 10 Freemark. Thomas 10: 93. 153 Frelhclt, Debra 12: 114 Friebc, Mathew 10: 93. 153 Fricbc. Timothy 12: 115. 47 Fritz, Alan 12 Froellch. Jackie 10: 133 Frost. Shcrlcnc 10: 48. 153 Fuhr. Kurt 10: 88. 153 Fuller. Michaci 11: 95. 138 Furlong, Janet 12: 52. 62 Galazcn. Allen 10: 153. 170 Gallogly. Ann 12: 15. 47. 115 Garrity. Mary 10: 47. 153 Garton. Anne 12: 115 Garvey. Greg 10 Garvey. Walter 11 Gast. Lana 11: 138 Gasok. Ralph 10: 153 Gast. Leah 12: 74. 115 Gaukcr. Matthew 12: 115 Gearou. Jerome 12: 115, 81 Gcchan. Julie 12: 83. 62. 115 Gcehan. Patricia 11: 138 Gehl. Karon 10: 153 Gelakoski. Michaci 10: 153 Genung. Mark 11: 138 Genung, Monica 10: 153 Gerdes. Kimberly 11: 138 Gessncr, Ruihanne 10: 47. 153 Gibbons. Carol 12: 115 Gibbs. Patricia 11: 95. 138 Gibson. Brenda 11: 138 Gilbert. Erin 11: 45. 47. 138 Gilbertson. Gayle 12: 115 Gilbertson. Glen 10: 153 Ginsky. Kimberly 10 Glrouard. Gregory 10: 85. 71. 153 Gladhill. Diane 10: 47, 153 Gladhlll. Janice 11: 47. 138 Glass. Pamela 11: 45. 47. 139 Glasscl. Vernon 12: 65 Glenzinsui. Dennis 11: 139 Gochncr. Cynthia 12: 115 Goerdt. Vincent 12: 65. 115 Goff. Robert 12 Golden. James 12: 115 Golden. Kathleen 10: 56. 47. 153 Goldenstcin. Scott 10: 153 Golding. Kenneth 10: 79. 153 Goode. Pamela 12: 115 Goolsby. Susan 12: 47. 115 Gonyer, Timothy 10: 95. 153 Gordenfcr. Todd 10: 153 Gorton. Jill 10: 48. 95. 153 Gow, Stephen 10: 85, 153 Graff. John 11: 139 Graff. Margaret 10: 47. 56. 153 Graham. Pamela 10: 83. 153 Graffunder. Paul 12: 115 Grant. Linda 12: 64. 115 Grant. Stephanie 10: 48. 153 Gray, Adam 10 Gray. Jeff 12: 9. 79. 78. 115. 92 Green. Connie 12 Green. Jennifer 10: 49, 153 Green. Kristin 10: 96. 153 Green. Nancy 10: 52. 55. 153 Green. Robert 11: 139 Greener. Daniel 11: 45. 47 Griepp, Cheryl 10: 153 Grier. Steven 11: 47. 139 Gries. Daniel 10: 153 Grimes. John 10: 153 Grimes, Joseph 45. 47, 115 Grob. Barbara 10: 153 Grobcl. Anne 10: 153 Groomc. Pamela 11: 139 Grossochme. Pamela 11: 139 Grossoehmc. William 10:153 Groth. Randall 10 Grothe. Susan 12: 52. 48. 115 Grundy. Kevin 10: 153 Gunderson. Barbara 12: 45, 115, 47 Gunderson, Brian 10: 47. 153 Gunderson. David 12: 81. 82. 80. 116. 98 Gustafson. Gary 12: 116 Gustafson. Joettc 10 Gustafson. Julie 10: 153 Haagcnson. Rhonda 11: 139 Haaheim. Deborah 12: 116 Haahcim. Jeffrey 11: 79 Haalnad. Paul 10: 153 Haas. Joseph 11 Haddick. Duane 10: 153 Haddick. Williams 12: 100. 116 Hacg. Daniel 12: 80. 81. 116 Hagstrom. Scott 11 Haines. Karen 11: 47. 52, 139 Hake. Jennifer 12: 74. 116 Hall. Douglas 10: 153 Hall. Patricia 10: 48. 153 Hallberg. Jerome 11: 139 Hallberg. Jody 11 Halls. David 11: 45. 47. 139 Halpin, William 10: 154 Halverson. Kelly 11 Hamilton, Mark 11: 139 Hancer. Burke 12: 28. 29. 47. 48. 57. 116 Hanccr. Martin 10: 47. 154 Handt. David 12 Handt. Marilyn 10: 154 Hansen. David 11: 139 Hansen. Julie 10: 154 Hansen. Lisabeth 11: 139 Hansen. Margo 10 Hansen. Michael 10 Hansen. Susan 10: 154 Hanson. Christine 10: 48. 154 Hanson. Jon 10: 71. 154 Hanson. Thomas 11: 139 Hanson, Wendy 11: 139 Hanson. William 12: 116 Harder. Patrick 11: 95. 139 Harper, Pam 62: 116 Hardy. Donna 11: 48, 139 Harrer. Timothy 12: 97. 98. 116 Hancr, Michaci 11: 81. 98. 99. 139 Harrington. Tod 10: 154 Harrison. Thomas 10: 79. 154 Hart. Linda 11: 139 Han, Lorin 12: 116 Hart. Paul 12: 24. 45. 47. 116 Harten. Laurie 10: 47. 154 Hartkopf. Katherine 11: 49. 139 Hartman. Elizabeth 11: 16. 49. 55. 139 170 Index Johnson. Kathryn 11: 140 Johnson. Keith 11: 140 Johnson. Kristin 11: 74, 140 Johnson. Linnea 12: 118, 108 Johnson. Lori 11: 83. 140 Johnson. Mark 12: 78. 79. 118 Johnson. Pamela 12: 64. 118 Johnson. Paul 12: 118 Johnson. Randy 11: 140 Johnson, Rebecca 10 Johnson. Richard 12 Johnson. Ross 12: 118 Johnson. Scott 10: 154 Johnson. Sheila 11: 52. 56. 48. 47. 140 Johnson. Sheryl 10: 154 Johnson. Sue 12: 62. 118 Johnson. Theresa 10 Johnson. Todd 10: 79. 154 Johnson. Valeric 11: 96 Johnson. Yvonne 11: 86. 90. 140 Johnston. Elizabeth 10: 154 Johnston. Kevin 10: 154 Johnstone. Ann 10: 154 Johnstone. Timothy 10: 79. 154 Jokinen. Diane 10: 49. 154 Jones, Frederick 12: 118 Jones, Laurie 12: 48. 118 Jones, Leslie 10: 154 Jones. Michelle 11: 47. 56. 140 Jordan. Frank 12: 80. 81. 118 Jorgenson. Dan 12: 65. 118 Jorvig. Pamela 12: 118 JuberLan. David 10: 154 Juneau. Cyrus 11 Jungit. Thomas 12 Kacher. Michael 10: 95. 154 Kampa, Theresa 10: 154 Kane. Kandlce 12:48. 118 Kane. Kelly 11: 140 Kary. Robert 12: 118 Kassa. Timothy 10: 79. 154 Kaihan. Jeffrey 12: 47. 85. 118 Kawamura, Dale 10: 154 Keenan. Penny 10: 154 Keenan. Robert 11: 92 Keenan. Timothy 10: 141. 154 Keer. William 11 Kelly. Constance 12: 118 Kelly. Kathleen 10: 154 Kelly. Trade 11 Kelsey. Kirk 10: 98. 154 Kelsey. Wanda 10: 154 Kcmplc. Randy 11 Kennedy. Debra 12 Kenney. Julie 10: 154 Kenny. Marie 10: 155 Kenny. Michael 11: 47. 141 Kent. Julie 11 Keogh. Shelia 10: 155 Kerr. William 11: 91. 141 Kervina. Bonnie 12: 119 Kettclkamp. Steve 11: 15. 45. 47. 141 Keyes. Debra 11: 71. 141 Kicckcr, Claire 10: 47. 155 Kiccker, Cynthia 11: 28, 29. 47. 141, 145 Kicckcr. Lynne 10: 47. 155 Hartman. Bob 12: 81. 82. 108. 98. 116 Hart wig. Ann 12: 86. 86. 95. 115 Harvey. Julie 12: 49. 90. 87. 116 Hasenbank. Chrlsenda 11: 139 Hasselstrom, Mark 10: 6. 154 Haugen, Donna 10: 49. 154 Haugen. James 11: 139 Haugesag. Diane 11: 49. 52. 139 Hazelton. Barbara 12: 116 Hecht. Steven 12: 116 Hcdman, Cheryl 10: 154 Hcdman. Randall 11: 139 Hci. Jacquelyn 10: 47. 154 Heibllng. James 12 Heigl. Edward 10 Heilmcr, Bruce 10 Heincn. Beverly 10: 154 Heinz. Barbara 10: 48. 154 Hclbing. Jim 12: 116 Helgoland. Kathy 12 Hellerud. Robert 11: 139 Hellesvlg. Gall 10: 154 Helling. Daniel 12: 79. 78. 116 Heilman. Rebecca 10: 154 Hempel. Barbara 10: 154 Herian. Kim 11: 56. 52. 47. 139 Herrmann. Juli 12: 52. 117. 47 Hertzke, Inge 11: 139 Heuckendorf. Cathy 12: 52. 48. 117. 71 Hewitt, Bradford 10: 154. 50 Hilbert. Jay 11: 79. 139. 92 Hilbert. Lisa 12: 52. 117 Hill.'Jennifer 12: 117 Hill. Julia 11: 139 Hilton. Julie 12: 83. 117 Hilton. Thomas 10: 154. 91. 83 Hines. Chuck 10: 79. 93. 154 Hoaglund. Mark 11: 139 Hoaglund. Suzanne 11: 139 Hochstattcr. Lois 12:117 Hocl, Timothy 12: 117 Hofcr. Michael 10: 94. 154 Hofcr. Theresa 11: 139 Hogan. Mary 10: 154. 100 Holland. Scott 12: 79. 117 Hollister. Gene 10: 154 Holm. Carol 12: 25. 4-1. 48. 117 Holm. Kevin 10: 79. 154 Holman. Julie 11: 83. 49. 139 Holmes. David 10: 88. 154 Holmes. Sarah 10: 47 . 56. 154 Holmquist. Daniel 10: 47. 154 Holtgrave. Kevin 12: 117 Holtzapplc. Robin 10: 49. 154 Holtzapple. Wendy 12: 49. 71. 117 Hooker. Kathleen 11: 139 Horstman. Janene 11: 139 Horstman. Michell 62: 117 Hostetler. Janet 10: 154 Hostetler. June 11: 139 Hovcrscn. Ray 12: 117 Houle. Julie 11: 47. 140. 45 House, Leigh Ann 10: 154. 47 Houser. Tina 11: 139 Houser. Michelle 11:57 Howard. Diane 10: 47, 154 Hron, Cheryl 10 Hron. Roland 11: 79, 88. 140 Hubbart, Carol 10: 154 Hubert, James 11: 140 Hughes. James 10: 154 Hughes. Michael 12: 97. 98. 99. 117 Hughes. Theresa 11: 52. 140 Hummel, Nicholas 11: 140 Hurd. Glenn 11: 140 Hurd, Scott 12 Hurley. Lisa 10: 154. 48 Hursh. Alan 12: 62. 117 Hum. Usa 12: 117 Huss, Nancy 11: 52. 48. 140 Hutton. Robert 11: 92. 140 Hydcn. David 10: 154 I vers. Linda 11: 19. 140 Iverson. Dave 12: 65 Iverson. Sandra 12: 117 Iverson. Teresa 11: 140 Iwinski. Julie 11 Jabaay. David 11: 140 Jackson. Paul 10: 47. 154 Jacobson. John 11: 85. 96. 140 Jacobson. Julia 10: 49. 154 Jacobsen. Kathy 12: 18. 117 Jacobson. Jennifer 12: 52. 110 Jacobson. Keith 12: 81. 117 Jaeger. Mark 11: 140 Jahr. Jackie 10: 154 Jahr. Tammi 11: 140 Jakala. John 11: 140 Janssen. Diane 12: 118 Jansen. Jordan 11: 47. 140 James. Jeffery 12: 80. 81. 82. 41. 118. 98. 99 Jarvis. Brian 11: 140 Jensen, Brian 11: 140 Jensen. Nancy 11: 17 Jensen. Robert 11: 140 Johannes. Jeffrey 11: 79. 140 Johncox. Paul 12: 79. 118 Johns. Jeffrey 10: 154 Johnson. Alison 10: 154 Johnson. B. 10: 154 Johnson. Beth 10: 48. 154 Johnson. Bradley 11: 140 Johnson. Brian 12: 78. 79. 118 Johnson. Cheryl 11: 140 Johnson. Christopher 11 Johnson. Christopher 10: 154 Johnson. Cori 11: 48. 57. 140 Johnson. Craig 10: 154 Johnson. Curtis 11: 81. 140 Johnson. Cynthia 12 Johnson. Debora 10: 154 Johnson. Janella 12 Johnson. Jaylene 12: 52. 118 Johnson. Jill 10: 154 Johnson. Jlllayne 11: 47 Index 171 Kiefer. Christy 11: 47. 56. 141 Klentzle. Volker 11: 147 Kietzer. Howard 11: 141 Kilian. Allen 10: 155 Kilian. Anne 10: 155 Kilian. David 10: 47. 155 King. Julie 10: 155 King. Richard 12 King. Terry 12: 119 Kinoanc. Barbara 12: 119 Kisscll. Jo Ann 10: 47. 155 Kissell, Robcn 12: 119 Kitto. Bruce 10: 1O0. 150, 15S Klandcrud. Kristen 10: 87. 155 Klanchnik. Mark 11: 18. 88. 141 Klauscn, Julie 10: 47. 155 Klicwcr. Dean 10: 155 Klimck. Joseph 11: 141. 147 Kloyda. David 11: 141 Kloyda. Thomas 10: 155 Kluevein. Carolyn 11: 141 Klyve. Jolcnc 10: 47. 155 Knight. Dawn 12: 74. 119 Knlscly. Patrice 10: 155 Knoch. Brian 12: 45. 47. 119 Knoll. Richard 12: 65. 119 Knott. Laura 12: 119 Knott, Linda 12: 119 Knudscn. Eric 11: 141 Knutson. Barbara 11: 141 Knutson, Diane 10: 100. 155 Knutson, Jeffrey 10: 156 Koch. Theresa 12: 47. 119 Kohout, Marcia 10: 155 Koplitz. Mark 10: 155 Kosse, Steven 12: 119 Kostick. Kelli 11: 45. 47. 98. 141 Kovach. Ruth 11: 47. 67. 141 Kraft. Kevin 11: 57 Krallman. Lynn 10: 155 Kramz. Julia 10: 48. 155 Kranz. Christopher 12: 65 Krapu. Kimberly 10: 155 Krautbaucr. Randal 12: 47. 88. 89. 119. 145 Krautbauer, Rick 10: 88. 155 Krautbauer, Robb 10: 88. 155 Kramer. Richard 11: 141 Krekclbcrg. Mary 12 Krctchmcn. Lyncttc 10: 90. 155 Kretschmer, Tim 10: 93. 155 Krleg, David 11: 65. 141 Krohg. Paul 12:47. 119. 145 Kruckow. Kerry 10 Kruckow, Steven 11 Kruger. Kathleen 10 Kruger. Michelle 10: 15S Kruger. Shcrill 12: 119 Krueger. Paul 11 Krull, Robert 11: 141 Krull, Steven 10: 93. 155 Krutsch. Kandacc 10: 100. 155 Kuchclmcistcr, Dawn 11: 47. 56, 141 Kuchclmeister, Tammy 12: 47. 56. 119 Kuenzel. Diane 12: 48. 119 Kuppe. Daniel 10: 155 Kuppc. Debra 11: 141 Kurata. Charles 12 Kuzma. Scott 12 Kvalstcn. Joann 10: 45. 47. 145. 155 Kvalstcn. Per 11: 141 LaBlssonnicrc. Cheryl 12: 62. 119 Lacey. Robert 11: 141 Ladcndorf. Rick 11: 141 LaFortunc, Holly 11: 48. 141 LaFrcnicrc. Ann 10: 155 LaMoorc. Louis 11: 47. 141 Lampankc, Gary 12: 119 Lamparskc. Linda 10: 155 Lande. Kathryn 11: 6. 141 Landmark. Lisa 11: 141 Lange, Dale 12 Lange, Dave 10: 88 Landry. Mark 10: 155 Lange. David 10: 155 Lange, Steven 10 Lanzo, Gregory 12: 119 Lanzo. Leslie 10: 47. 155 Larsen. Ann 11: 141 Larson. Amy 10; 155 Larson. Bart 12: 80. 81. 82. 119. 97. 98 Larson. Bradley 11: 141. 98 Larson. Bruce 11: 141, 47. 88 Larson (Moose). Cynthia 11: 141 Larson. Daniel 12 Larson. David 12 Larson. Debra 11: 141 Larson. Donald 10: 155 Larson. Jay 10: 155 Larson. Jeff 10 Larson. Lori 12: 120 Larson. Mark 10: 155 Larson. Thomas 12: 28. 29. 57. 45. 47. 120 Larwick. Trudy 12: 64 Laugh. Rich 11: 92 Lau. Wayne 11: 141 Laucr. Mary 10: 155. 47. 95 Laughlin. Cheryl 10: 155. 47 Lavcrty, Bruce 10: 45. 47, 91. 155 Lawrence. Daniel 12: 79. 120 Lawrence, Richard 11: 91. 141 Lawson. Debra 11: 141 Le Boutilller, Lynn 10: 47. 155 Lc Boutilller. Scott 12: 120 Leeman, Joey 12: 120 Lccman. Randy 11: 81. 98. 141 Lcgand. Christian 12: 95. 120 Legand, Jean Picrr 10: 155 Leiningcr, James 12: 65. 120 Leisinger. Sharon 10: 47. 155 Lcmay. Philip 11: 141 Lcnsengrau. John 11: 141 Leon. Carol 11: 58. 90. 141 Leonard. Theresa 10: 155 Leslie. Brian 10 Leslie. David 12: 120 Lesser. Douglas 10: 155 Levin. Scott 11: 79. 141 Levin. Steve 10: 79, 156 Lewis. Cheryl 12: 96. 120 Lewis. Mark 10: 155 Lewis. Ron 12: 79. 78. 120. 47 Lietz, Linda 11 Lietz, Randall 10 Lietzau. Kevin 12: 65. 120 Llllcdahl. Barbara 11: 142 Limbers. Lori 12: 18. 64. 120 Lind. Bruce 12: 120 Lindberg, Scott 11: 142 Lind berg, Stewart 12: 8. 81. 80. 82. 98. 99. 120 Lindgren. Cathy 10: 156 Lindgrcn. Steven 12: 120 Liss, Dana 11: 142 Lloyd. Patti 11: 142 Lloyd. Sue 11: 52. 142 Lokensgard, Dick 11: 142 Loos. Douglas 12: 62. 121 Loos. Stephen 12: 121 Lorcnce, Denese 10: 156 Lough. Cindy 10: 47. 156 Lough. Rich 11: 81. 91. 142 Loven. Crystal 10: 156 Lucdke. Roger 10: 156 Lund. Cheryl 10: 156 Lund. Gary 11:45. 49. 142 Lunderberg. Karen 10: 156 Undin. Katherine 12: 18. 94. 121. 95 Undin. Pete 11: 142 Lundin. Rhonda 10: 87. 156 Undqulst. Dave 11: 142 Undqulst. Mike 11: 142 Lundqulst. Thomas 12: 121 Lundy. Darla 11: 28. 29. 142 Lysne, Brock 10: 91. 156 Lysnc. Jeffery 12: 63. 121 Lytle. Douglas 12: 78. 79. 121 Macco. Walter 12: 121 Machacck. Jean 10: 52, 150. 156 Mack. Jane 10 Mackenstadt. Robert 11: 142 Maczlcwski. Denise 10 Macziewski. Trudy 11: 47. 142 Madden. Cathy 11: 67. 142 Madge. Shelley 12: 121 Madson. Darla 11: 142 Madson. Rena 10: 156 Maples. Hugh 11: 142 Madson. Wade 12: 62, 121 Magnuson, Gary 12: 121 Maucr. Sandra 12: 64. 121 Mamcl. Joanne 12: 87. 96. 121 Manccke. Lynn 11: 48. 142 Manlovc, Martha 11: 142 Mann. Patricia 10: 47, 45. 146. 156 Manning, Pamela 10: 156 Maple. Donald 10: 156 Maples. Hugh 11: 88 Marchcssault. Lynn 12: 19. 70. 74. 121 Marek. Joseph 10: 156 Mark. Russell 12: 121 Markstrom. Diana 10: 47. 56. 156 Martin. Julie 10: 83. 156 Martin. Sharon 12: 121 Martinson, Diane 10: 156 Mathias. Dean 12: 121 Matsuura. Karen 10: 156 Matsuura. Kim 10: 49. 156 Matsuura. Rhonda 12: 24. 121 Mattson. Debbie 12: 48, 121 Mayer. Darlene 10: 156 Mayer, Linda 11: 142 Mayer, Sharon 12 Mayhew. Michael 10: 85. 156 Mayhcw. Richard 12: 49. 121 172 Index McCabe. Joan 11: 47. 52. 55. 142 McCabe. Patrick 12: 8. 79. 78. 121 McCartan. John 10: 156 McClellan. Pat 11: 81. 142 McConnell. Cheryl 12 McCree, Teresa 10: 156 McCullum. Dyne 11c 10: 56. 47. 156. 122 McCullum. Gregory 12: 63. 122 McDonough. Holly 10: 48. 156 McDonough. Mark 12: 78. 79. 122 McDougall. Kelly 10: 88. 156 McDougall. Mark 12: 122 McFarland. Steven 10: 100. 156 McGaha. Jeff 11 McGill. Mark 12: 122 McGinlcy. Terrence 10: 156. 95 McHale. Randy 11 McKccvcr. Bonnie 12: 64 McKeever, Peggy 11: 142 McMahon. Margaret 12: 122 McMahon, Mary 12: 122 McManus. Kathy 12: 47. 122 McMenemy. Sandy 11: 47. 52. 142 McMullin, Kathleen 10: 156 Mechl. Gerald 12: 81. 122 Meidc, Randy 10: 79. 156 Meier. Dawn 11:142 Meier, Vicki 11: 142 Melslnger. Janice 10: 156 Meister, Janice 10 Melander. John 11: 142 Melander. Rick 12: 62. 122 Mellen. Martha 12: 122 Mcllcnbruch. Marilyn 12: 24. 122 Mellcnbruch, Marjorie 10:48. 156 Menzel. Kelvin 11: 47. 74. 79. 142 Meredith. Charlie 12: 45. 122 Merrlflcld. Peter 10:91. 156 Merrill. Daniel 11 Meyer. Kari 10:47. 156 Michaclson. Kathy 11: 142 Michaclson, Patricia 12: 62. 122 Michaud. Victoria 10: 156 Mittlcstadt. Kathy 12: 52. 122 Mielke. Thomas 10: 79. 156 Mlhelich. Michael 10: 71. 156 Miles. Mark 12: 70 . 94. 122 Miller. David 10: 47. 156 Miller. Leroy 11: 142 Miller. Patty 11: 52. 142 Miller. Ray 12: 122 Miller. Sandy 11: 142 Millonlg, Marsha 11: 47. 142 Mills. Abbe 12: 47, 56. 122 Mills. Lisa 11: 47. 56. 142 Mills. Missy 11: 47. 56. 143 Mills. Richard 10: 156 Mlazgar. Tom 12: 63. 123 Moates. Phil 11: 143 Moline. Daniel 10: 85. 156 Moline. John 12: 123 Moline. Sue 11: 52. 47. 56, 143 Montgomery, Ian 12: 123 Montgomery. Mike 12: 123 Montgomery. Paul 10: 79. 156 Mooney. Erin 11: 143 Moore. Brad 12 Mork, Sue 11: 143 Morris. Mark 10: 95. 156 Morris. Mary 12: 123 Morris. Matthew 11: 143 Morris. Ricky 11: 143 Morrison. John 12: 45. 47. 96. 123 Morrison. Linda 12: 123 Morrison. Lori 10: 156. 47 Morson, Albert 10 Monon, Dave 11 Morvig. Dawn 10: 156, 47 Moses. Dave 12: 123 Moss. Mark 12: 123 . 88 . 89 Moss. Peggy 10: 156 Mozis. Joanne 12 Mueller. Annette. 10: 156. 47 Mueller. Dave 11: 143 Mueller. Lorric 12: 86. 123 Mullanc. Mark 11: 81. 143 Muller. Debra 10: 156 Mund. Jenny 12: 83 . 52. 123 Mund. Michelle 10: 83. 156 Mundhenk, Thomas 10: 156 Munyon, Mike 12: 123 Murphy. Tom 11 Musselman. Alan 11 Musselman, Connie 12 Mussetter. Denise 12: 123 Musscttcr. Kevin 10: 156. 47 Naddy. Duane 11: 143 Nash. Greg 11 Nash, Jeff 11: 79. 143 Nash. Tony 12: 123 Neeck. Marshall 12: 45. 47. 123 Neely. Lisa 10: 156. 47 Nelson. Anita 11: 86. 90. 47. 143 Nelson. Carolyn 11: 143. 96 Nelson. Cheryl 10: 156. 47 Nelson. Dan 12: 62. 143. 123 Nelson, Dan A. 12: 65 Nelson, Dave 11 Nelson. Jackie 12: 52. 123 Nelson. Jeanne 10: 156, 47 Nelson. Joni 10: 5. 157 Nelson. Katy 11: 143. 45. 47 Nelson. Kevin 11: 143 Nelson. Kim 55. 52. 123 Nelson, Lance 10: 157, 91 Nelson. Mary 10: 157. 47 Nelson. Michael 10: 157 Nelson. Patty 12: 124. 47 Nelson, Reed 11: 85. 91. 143 Nelson. Rita 11 Nelson. Sally 12: 70. 124 Nelson. Sandra 10: 157. 47 Nelson. Sharon 12: 96. 123 Nelson. Steve 12: 124 Ness. Mike 11: 143 Nesse, Mona 12: 124 Nevenfeldt. Brian 10: 79. 157 Nicholas. Steven 10: 157. 100 Nlckclls. Mark 10: 157 Noah. Klmbel 12: 52. 9. 124 Noah. Van 10: 79. 157 Noble. Nancy 10: 87. 157 Noethe. Lori 11: 143 Nopola. Teresa 10: 157. 48 Nordin. Nancy 10: 157 Norman. Becky 10: 157, 47 Norman. Bob 11: 143 Norris. Vickie 11: 143 Nugyen. Lan 10: 157. 26. 48. 49 Nygaard. Karen 11: 47. 143 Nygaard. Karl 10: 157 Nygren. Ken 12: 15. 85. 124 Nylander. Kelly 10: 87. 157 O'Hana. Bridgid 10: 157 Neunfeldt. Brian 93 O'Hana. Katie 11: 143 O'Rourke. Patricia 10 Obcrg. Dave 11: 143 Oberg. Peter 10 Ohlard. Lisa 10: 157. 95 Ohman. Jeffrey 10 Ohman. Scott 12: 124 Ohman. Steve 12: 63 Oian. Timothy 10:157 OlaDd. Jeff 12 Olcjnlcak. Alan 11: 143 Olejnlcak. Annette 10: 157 Olsen. Sue 11 Olson. Ann 12: 124 Olson. Barb 12: 124 Olson. Bridget 11: 143 Olson. Cindy 12: 49. 124 Olson. E. David 10: 157 Olson. M. David 157. 47 Olson. Debra 10: 52. 157 Olson. Donald 11: 143 Olson. Kari 10: 157 Olson. Laura 12: 64. 124 Olson. Maria 11: 47. 143 Olson. Mark 10 Olson. Mary 12: 47. 124 Olson. Michael 10: 167 Olson. Mike 12: 124 Olson. Nicki 12: 64. 124 Olson. Scott 12: 9. 124 Olson. Tim 11: 28. 143 Olson. Twila 10: 157 Ofiicl. Carrie 11: 17. 7. 143 Opatz, Larry 12: 45. 93. 92. 124 Opheim. Warren 11 Oppegard. Mary Ann 11: 143. 52. 71 Oredson. Jill 11: 48. 143 ORourke. Patty 10: 157 Otte. Michael 10:47. 100. 157 Ottuson, Richard 10: 157 Overby. Craig 12: 63 Overlid. Kurt 10: 157 Ovshak. Nance 12 Owens. Owen 10: 157 Packer. Bryan 11: 143 Packer. Daniel 10: 100. 157 Page. Amy 10: 157 Pahl. Chris 10 Pahl. Dan 11 Pahl. Denise 11 Palmer. Richard 11: 143 Parady. Debbie 12: 124 Parady. Mark 10: 157 Parkhill. Kelly 12: 29. 124 Parks. Patrick 10: 157 Parks. Tammy 12: 74. 124 Parsons. Janice 10: 52. 157 Partlow. Ron 11 Index 173 Partridge, Denise 10: 52, 55, 157 Partridge, Lisa 12: 124 Patterson, Jon 11: 79 Patterson, Ken 12: 85. 125 Patton, Nora 10: 157 Patton, Todd 11: 143 Paulsen, Eric 11: 31, 144 Paulsen. Lori 11: 144 Paulsen. Sheryl 10: 157 Paulson, Dave 11 Peake, Sue 12: 83. 125 Pearson, Richard 11: 144 Pearson. Scott 125 Pearson, Susan 10: 86 , 90, 157 Pearson, Wendy 10: 157 Pcckham. Stephanie 10: 157, 95 Pedersen. Baxter 11: 144, 45. 47 Pedersen. Steven 10: 157 Pederson. Julie 12 Pederson. Mary 12: 103. 125. 49 Pegors. Naomi 10: 157 Pcigncux. Andree 12: 53 . 26. 125 Pell. Mark 12 Pclton, Shelley 11: 144, 47 Pendroy. Cindy 11: 47, 52, 144 Perin, Pam 11: 47. 52, 144 Pcrcnich. Dennis 12: 125 Perkins, Kim 12 Petrine. Pam 12: 48, 125 Perron. Debbie 12: 62, 125 Person. Dave 11 Petersen. Julie 10: 157 Petersen. Lisa 10: 157. 47 Peterson, Cynthia 10: 157 Peterson. Brenda 12: 64. 125 Peterson. Dala 12: 52, 125 Peterson. Debra 10: 157 Peterson. Diane 10: 86, 49, 157 Peterson. Julie 12: 86, 125 Peterson. Kathryn 10: 47, 157 PetersoD. Kathy 11: 144 Peterson. Kent 10: 79. 157 Peterson. Laurie 10: 87, 157 Peterson. Lynn 12: 87. 90. 125 Peterson, Roger 11 Peterson, ZocAnn 12: 64. 125 Petterson. Carrie 11: 47, 144 Petterson. Kevin 10: 157 Petterson. Steve 10: 93. 167 Pherson, Cathy 11: 52, 47, 144 Pherson. Stephen 10: 157, 47 Phlbbs. Mark 11: 144 Pickens. Kathy 10: 157 Pickens. Micky 12: 98. 125 Pieper. Tina 12: 8. 18. 70. 90. 125 Polfus. Jon 11: 47. 85. 144 Polymeros. Krysten 11: 86. 144 Pomeroy. Scott 10: 157 Porcelli. Carl 11: 81. 98. 144 Porter. Bruce 12: 85. 97. 93. 126 Porter. Karen 11: 47. 56. 144 Porter, Mark 12 Post. Brian 11: 144 Prashcr. Lisa 10: 47. 157 Prcincr. Rich 11 Prcll, Louisa 10 Prescott. Alane 10: 49. 158 Price. Heidi 11: 52. 144 Price. Ron 11 Prill. Dave 11: 144 Prindle, Deanna 10: 158 Prochnow, Mari 11: 144 Pruett, Charles 10: 79. 93. 158 Puls. Gail 11: 144 Puls. Marshall 10: 79. 88. 158 Punchard, Neal 12: 126 Purvis. Melinda 10: 43. 158 Pyle. Chris 11: 81. 92. 144 Pyle. Jeff 12: 97, 98. 126 Radebach, Holly 12: 126 Rahn. Paul 12: 85. 126 Ransted. Erik 10: 158 Ramswick. Kyle 10: 45. 47. 158 Rand. Cindy 10: 158 Rasicot. Donald 10: 88 . 89. 158 Rasmussen. Hope 12: 52. 126 Rathje. Tim 12: 80. 81 Ratz. Susan 10: 47. 158 Raymond. Dave 12: 18, 70. 126 Raymond. Julie 11: 144 Rebertus, David 11: 144 Rectenwal, Charlc 11 Reed, Jeffrey 10: 158 Regenfuss. Charlie 11: 79 Reichel. Paul 10: 158 Rierson. Scott 11: 144 Reinfcld. Karen 10: 158 Reirson. Cunis 11: 144 Reinfeld. Keith 11: 144 Reiter. Shawn 10: 158 Rekowski. Don 12: 126 Rckowskl. Thomas 10: 158 Rice. Cathy 12: 64. 126 Richards, Jeffrey 10: 158 Richards, Laura 11: 144 Richardson. Nick 12: 126 Richardson. Rebella 10: 158 Richter. Ann 57, 144 Rickabaugh. Chris 10: 158 Rickcna. Jeff 11: 144 Rlsdall. David 10: 158 Risachcr. Mary 10 Ritchc. Elizabeth 10: 158 Riimirc. Kris 11: 45. 47. 52. 14-1 Ritter. Judy 11: 49, 144 Robach, Sue 12: 126 Robinson. Jim 12: 92. 93. 126 Roberts. Thomas 10: 49. 158 Robin. Charles 10 Rochcl. Jim 11 Rochcl. John 12: 62. 126 Rockwell. Dan 10 Rodekuhr. Nora 11: 52 . 82 . 90. 144 Rodysill. Mitch 12: 126 Rognstad. Sandy 12: 47. 52. 126 Rosin. Sandra 10: 158 Ross. Becky 11: 144 Rotzlcn. Karen 12: 126 Rotzicn. Sue 11: 144 Rudic. Tom 11: 79. 144 Rudolph. Michelle 11: 144 Rudolphi. Tim 11: 48. 144 Rudrud. Thomas 10: 158 Ruhme. Sandi 12: 55 Rumppe. Mike 11: 28, 57 Russell. Charles 10: 158 Russell, Ginger 10: 158 Russett. Kevin 10: 93. 158 Russell. Tom 11: 81. 92. 145 Ryan. Doug 12: 126 Ryan. Janet 11: 145 Ryan. Lynn 10: 158 Rydberg. Mike 11: 81. 145 Ryder. David 12: 127 Rynchek, Trangcr 11: 65 Rystad. Tami 10: 47. 55. 158 Saaski. Lynn 12:18. 1'27 Sabin. Mike 11: 145 Salmela, Nathan 12 Salmon, James 11: 145 Samela, Susan 11 Sanderson. David 10: 88, 158 Sanford. Diana 12: 74. 127 Sarlcs. Jeff 12: 85. 127 Saufferer, Daniel 10: 79. 158 Saunders. Lori 12: 127 Susscr. James 11: 145 Sausser. Julie 10: 87. 90. 158 Sauve, Lori 11: 145 Scharf. Thomas 12: 127 Schablltsky, Kevin 10 Schaucr. Kathleen 12: 64. 127 Schccr. David 10: 88. 158 Schendcl. Rick 11: 71. 145 Schcndcl. Timothy 12: 45. 47. 127 Schcn. Gregoy 10: 47. 158 Schctina. Kenneth 10 Schlagcl. Julie 12: 9. 127 Schlagcl. Mary 10: 48. 158 Schlottman. Lori 10: 48. 158 Schmidt. Kim 11: 145 Schmidt. Carol 11: 145 Schmite. Patrick 10: 158 Schmitz. Jean 10: 48. 158 Schroder, Matthew 12: 63. 127 Schrocdcr. Paul 10: 85. 158 Schrocder. Susan 10: 158 Schucrman. Cindy 12: 127 Schultz. Grant 10: 79. 158 Schulz. Linda 10: 47. 158 Schulz. Mike 11: 145 Schulz. Randall 11: 92. 145 Schumack. Diane 11: 145 Schumack. Julie 10: 158 Schuman. Erie 10: 85, 158 Schuttc. Sara 12: 47. 52, 127 Schwccr. Lisa 10: 158 Schwirtz, Robert 11: 81. 146 Scott, Rhonda 10 Scott. Rory 11: 42 Secord. Janet 12: 127 Seekon, Julie 11: 145 Segelsuom, Debra 10: 158 Seha, Ann 12: 49. 87. 90. 127 Seifert. Paula 11: 47. 145 Senn, Ronald 12: 127 Severson. Robert 11: 145 Shand. Jeff 11: 88. 145 Shandley. Gregory 10 Shattun. Cariotta 11: 145 Shaughnessy. Jacquclin 10: 158 Shaughnessy. Teresa 12: 127 Sheehy. Kevin 10: 79. 93. 158 Sheehy. Tim 12: 127 Sheldon. Thomas 10: 158 Shcpcluk, Debra 10: 49. 57. 95 Sbonka. Michille 11: 145. 158 Sharder, Bradley 12: 127 Shrader. Steven 10: 168 Shulthels. Marti 12:15. 55. 127 Shulthels. William 11 Sicbcrt. Jane 11: 52. 145 Sikich. Tim 11: 145 Simon. Craig 12: 127 Sjolandcr. Tammy 10: 158 Skapyak, Bradley 10: 158 Skapyak. Mark 11: 145 Skarolid. David 10: 158 Skarolid. Karen 12: 67. 128 Skjelstad, Deborah 12: 65. 128 Skogmo. Peder 11: 145 Smith, Bill 11 Smith. Brenda 10: 158 Smith. David 10: 158 Smith. Gary 11: 145 Smith, Grctchen 12: 62. 128 Smith. Janet 11: 49. 90. 184. 145 Smith. Jim 12: 45. 47. 57. 95. 128 174 Index Sorvik. Sotzen. Spandc. Surk. Surry. Strom. . Julie 10 . Mark 10 Smith. Martha 12: 64 Smith. Sheila 12 Smith, Steve 11: «7. 145 Smith. Tom 11: 145 Soeffker. Dwight 10: 158 Soil. Robert 10 Soli. William 10: 158 . Brian 10: 79. 95. 158 . Ann 12: 128 . Lou Ire 10: 158 . Sandra 10 . Jeff 11: 145 . Sharon 10: 45. 47. 68 . Jeanne 10 . Becky 11; 46. 47. 146 . Timothy 10: 158 Spelchcr. Mitch 11: 79 . 98 . 99. 145 Springer. Thomas 12: 128 Springer. Wendy 11: 47. 48. 146 Spurgln. Paulette 11: 145 n. Phil 12: 128 . Cheryl 11: 145 . Amy 12: 128 ;r. James 10:47. 158 . Barbara 10: 159 . James 10: 159 . John 12:45. 47. 128 . Michael 12: 63. 128 . Kimberly 10: 5. 62. 159 n. Steven 10: 159 n. Sue 11: 52. 87. 145 d. Jamie 10: 169 Stevenson. Connie 10: 159 Stewart. Clorii 12: 83. 128 . Kent 12: 128 a. Mark 11: 46. 47. 146 Stlckney. Sandra 12: 128 SUef. Hcldl 12 Stillwell. Jeffrey 10: 159 Stoen. Sucy 11: 49. 146 Stowman. Tim 12: 15. 78. 79. 128 d. Brian 12:49, 95. 128 d. Scott 10: 79. 169. 95 Sixansky. Beth 11: 146 Strantky. Cindy 12: 65. 128 Suoeaner. Uaa 12:128 Stroesaner. Todd 10; 159 Stromwall. Deanne 12: 128, 15. 6. 56 Studt. Michelle 12: 64. 129 Stutelberg. William 12: 129 Subafc. James 11: 148 Subak. Mark 12: 62. 129 Sullivan. Teresa 10: 159. 47 n. Pam 11: 57. 146. 48 n. Gregory 10: 79. 159 . Sue Swan . Glen 11: 146 Swans. LesUc 10: 159 Swanzcl, Jim 11: 79. 146 Swcazey. Sherry 10: 159. 47 Swclvcn. Paul 10: 169 Swenson. Hcldl 11: 146. 47 Swldenki. Paul 10: 159. 93 Tadich. Mary 11: 57. 146 Tadlch. Matthew 10: 79. 169 Talbcrg. Paul 12: 63. 129 Tangcn. Marilyn 11: 146 Tanner. D’Anne 11:146 Tapper, John 12 Taylor. Robcn 12: 129 Tcawalt, David 10. 159 Tecten. Diane 12: 25. 52 Tcctco. Sue 10: 129. 159 . Kevin 10: 159 j. James 10: 79. 94. 159 Tcrpjtra. GoTdon 11 Terpsua. Jane 10: 47. 159 Teschendorf. Richard 12:129 Teschendorf. Todd 11: 14G Tcsmcr. Christoph 10: 159 Thaxton, Steve 12: 129 Thew. Jan 11: 146 Thedens, Daoette 11: 48 Thlelcn. Debra 12: 48. 129 j. Mark 10: 4. 79. 159. 93 Thomas. Mary 12: 9 . 67 . 74. 129 Thomas, Rhonda 11: 146 Thommen. Peter 12: 129 Thompson. Gregory 10: 79, 95 Thompson. Todd 12: 9. $2. 129 Thorman. Jim 11: 14C Thorman. Linda 10: 159 Thorkce. Patti 12: 129 Thorscn. Todd 11: 146 Ticen. Mary 10: 159 Tlctzc. Danny 11 Tilling. Marc 12: 79. 92, 129 Timm. Aniu 12:129 Timm, Taml 10: 19. 47, 159 Timmons. Daniel 10: 159 Tonsager, Julie 10: 159 Tonsagcr, Karen 10: 159 Torkclson. Pat 11: 146 Toming. Debbie 12 Toming. Julie 12 Toutgcs. Darrel 11: 146 Townsend, Dean 12 Tracy. Mike 12:129 Tracy. Ward 12:129 Trimble. Julie 10: 90. 159 Trimble. Steven 12: 78. 19. 129 Tuff. Pete 12: 129 Tufigno. Ronald 10: 100, 159 Tumberg. Wade 11: 146 Tupy. Marlysll: 146. 47 Tumberg. Lori 12: 129 Tuxgcon. Bob 11: 146 Turgi. Mark 11: 146 Turkbus. Jay 11: 81. 146 Tushaus. Renee 10: 159 Uhr.Cheryle 11: 146 Uhr. Mark 10:159 Uhr. Jeffery 12: 130 Vaith, Tanya 12: 130 Vandeplasch. Virginia 10: 159 Vandeschcurcn, Paul 47, 100 Vandersloot. Vicki 12: 52. 47. 130 Van Dyke. Taml 10 Van Fleet. Kim 11: 146 Vanwinkle. Marianne 12: 130 Vasatka. James 12: 10. 47. 95. 130 Vatnc. Jane 10: 159 Vatnc. John 12: 88 . 89. 130 Vcllinc. Leslie 11: 146 Vickcrman. Sue 12: 65. 130 Viltala, Ann 12: 9. 130 Vlitala. Sue 11: 146 Vinatlcrl. Brian 10: 159 Vincent. Chris 11: 146 Volgenon. James 10: 159 Von Eschen. Michelle 10: 159 Von Eschcn, Terrance 11: 79. 146 Vongrossmann. Pete 10: 15, 47. 159 Waclawlk. Mike 10 Waclawlk. Rick 12: 79. 88. 89. 130 Wade. J. 10: 159 Waddell. Jeff 11: 45. 47. 146 Wagner. Joan 10: 47. 159 Wagner. John 12: 79. 130 Wagner. Maxine 10: 159 Wagner. Scott 11: 146 Wakely. Kerry 12 Walkowlak. Theresa 10: 159 Wallace. Dave 10: 159 Wallace. Jerry 11: 100. 146 Wallace. Morgan 10: 47. 159 Wallar. Karen 11: 146 Walllen, Patricia 10: 86. 159 Walczak. Jane 12:3. 65. 130 Walden. Cindy 12: 70. 130 Walllen. Chris 12: 95. 130 Wallncr. Steve 11: 146 Walnrom. Carlnc 11: 47. 146 Waolc. John 10 Ward. Lori 12: 130 Wasuthcr. Randy 10:159 Wasserman. Carol 12: 17. 55. 130 Waters. Mark 12: 45. 47. 96. 130 Watkins. Dawn 45. 47 Wawracx. Dawn 11: 146 Wegner. Gerrl 11:147 Wegner. Rich 10: 159 Wegner. Bob 11: 147 Wegner. Tom 12: 130 Welland, Margaret 10: 47. 159 Weise. Debbie 11:47. 58. 147 Welle, Denise 10: 159 Weller. Sharon 11: 48. 147 Wells. Warren 11 Wclma. Nancy 10: 48. 159 Welsh. Linda 11: 49. 147 Wcnell. Sue 11: 147 Wentz, Bart 11: 147 Wemcr. Brad 11: 91. 147 Werner. Brian 10: 159 Weston. Lori 11: 47. 147 Weynauch. Jack 10: 159 White. Chris 11: 147 White. Linda 12: 62. 130 Whiting. Nancy 12: 18. 95. 130 Wldell. John 11:147 Wideil. Rhac 12: 18. 130 Wight. Robert 11: 147 Wik. Steven 11: 92. 147 Wllkcrson. Susan 10: 159 Willcutt. Michael 12: 131 Williams. Charles 11: 131. 147 Williams. Patrick 12: 80. 81 Williams, Sue 10: 159 Williams. Susan 10: 48 Wlllman. Beth 11: 52. 57. 147 Wilson, David 12 Wilson. Gordon 12: 131 Wilson. Mark 10: 159 Wilson. Michael 10: 159 Wilson. Shari 12: 95. 131 Wingcrt. Michael 10: 47. 159 Windhauscr. Dotti 10: 159 Winterfcldt, Deborah 10: 159 Winierowd, Tammy 12: 131 Winum. Anne 10: 159 Wishart. Pam 10: 83. 159 Withy, Kevin 11: 81. 147 Wissler. Dell 10: 159 Wold. Doug 12: 98. 131 Wolfe. Tom 10 Wood. Curtis 11: 147 Woodcock. Andrew 10: 159 Wulf. Nancy 10: 87. 159 Wuxdcman. Gregory 12: 81. 131 Wurdeman. Jeff 11: 81. 80. 147 Wyglc. Chris 12: 131 Yohn. Jeffrey 12: 65. 131 York. Liz 10: 159 Youmans. Karen 11: 47. 147 Young. Bradley 10: 159 Yushta. Joel 10: 159 Yushta. John 11: 147 Zahn. Jamcy 12: 131 Zeches. Sandy 12: 131 Zierdcn. Mark 11: 45. 47. 147 Zierwick. Brian 11: 147 Zimmerman. Jayne 11: 147 Zips . Michael 10: 159 Zlrbes. Patti 11 Zlrbcs. Richard 12: 131 176 Condidi Candid 177 Congratulations Class of 76 From CARRIERE'S FLORAL 9737 Lyndale Avc. 884-4791 Like the twilight, they don’t see, just where we're goin’ and all the secrets in our universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go and take us up, always up. Make your own kind of music, Sing your own special song Even if nobody else sings along. CONCERT CHOIR AND TREBLE CHORUS f76 178 Adv rti m«nl If TT 6 ORNER HAS A IMP, LIGHT BROWN HAIR, 4N HIM fROM BULGARIAN STOCK. HE VISlTCD AF5ANA3WN AKENJTC ,.. I SHOULD SAY WWIN TVS Lfi'ST Y iK.m IS AN EMPIOYEF «V A L NOLEl AT FACTORY OUTSIDE LONDON aL)D oeftfliNci Nor Abj esse owduate'. Adverti i« men ti 179 12620780 Howard Bastian is available. That's becauso he's one of our Personal Bankers. And he could be your Personal Banker. If so, Howard would be the one person you'd see to open a new account, apply for Ready Reserve or Executive Credit, take out an auto loan or just about anything else we can offer you. You'd get to know Howard and he'd get to know you And he's just one of several Personal Bankers at Northwestern Bank Southwest. He's friendly. He's courteous. He's trained and experienced In banking. And he's available. He's also just what you've always wanted . . . a personal friend in the banking business Northwestern Bank Southwest. 7900 Xerxes Avenue South. Bloomington, Minn 55431. Phono 831-5000. Northwestern bank Southwest — Banco More than just a place to put your money. Thanks for Another Great Year! Autograph Space Provided 180 Adv rti� m nts See You Next Year akiy graphic supply, inc. 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No matter how discouraging today . . . there's always Tomorrow, with its promise of better things. - Helen Keller - • Tenniswear ♦Baseball “Tennis Stringing •Lincoln Jackets •Tennis Supply •Footwear •Swimwear •Skate Sharpening Congratulations to the Seniors From The Class of 1978 10732 France Ave. So. Phone (612) 888-3185 Bloomington, Minnesota 55431 Many people come and go through the doors of my life, taking what they need and giving what they can. Our moments were only seconds of a lifetime but so imponant because we shared what we could. Only a glimpse of the sun but enough to warm the hean. Class of 1976 For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived Makes yesterday a dream Of happiness And every tomorrow A vision of hope. 1976 Yearbook Staff 184 Advort.tement� MEYER BROTHERS DAIRY TOWN DRUG 8925 Penn Ave. 888-8811 105 E. Lake Wayzata, Minn. 473-7343 SlliMitmi • tern • Oldtown in Southtown 14 Distinctive Shops • Southtown Now Enclosed Mailt. Climate-Controlled • 5000 Sq. Ft. Auditorium OUTHTOWN � HOf=P 1Nta Cl FREEWAY 494 AND PENN AVENUE SOUTH BLOOMINGTON'S LARGEST AND NO. 1 SHOPPING CENTER Advertisement 185 Distributive Education Clubs of America Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Home Economics and Related Training Congratulations i to the M Students °f 5- Lincoln High School for Another SCHOOL v GREAT YEAR!! Minnesota Office Education Association Condidi 187 Congratulations Seniors of 1976 Lincoln High School Band Boosters, and The Showband of the Midwest 188 Advortijoment� lililA liUUliliLfliLMg ' Vi i ifi i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i V GHSiRf deuse A PRIVATE SUPPER CLUB . EXCELLENT FOOD • • AIR CONDUIONED • BANQUET FACILITIES OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL CALL 435-7156 CAP'N DAN AHMANN-MGR SOUTH ON 35W TO HWY 50 WEST 3 BLKS ON HWY 5 TO 179TH ST JUST ACROSS FROM ORCHARD LAKE LAKEVILLE, MINN Letter From the Editor: To my fellow classmates. Our lives together in the Yearbook room were memorable. There were mahy good times and a few bad times for all those who worked together on the BEAR. All in all, it was a good year and a good experience for those so involved in this year's publication. This is the way we were: . . . coke in the washer . . . hiding colored pictures ... a scary new advisor . . . our new staff . . . seven days a week at Zapata . . . drawers full of food . . . McDonalds . . . breaks out back . . . suspension ... my back teeth are floating . . . coffee on at all times . . . who the @ 1 stole my grease pencil . . . what do you mean it goes in THIS deadline ... a day at the U . . . where are the homecoming pictures . . . Friday night and all day Saturday . . . never yell at an editor, she can always yell louder . . . hours of dedication and caring . . . Miss Lincoln Homemaker in our presence . . . yearbook sales . . . Joe Zeb Walton . . . cheering yearbook style . . . new loves . . . cleaning the room . . . Indexing . . . makin’ the hay . . . heffers ... is this what light looks like . . . wanna pick us up . . . you turkey . . . ba baa . . . dis dis . . . how can you find anything in this •dtg'S! mess . • - STB. . . flirting with Walt . . . Broncos . . . Krug ... I get the couch . . . foxy lady . . . turn the radio up . . . new friendships . . . goodbye Mr. Steak . . . the longest exhale in history ... I want my schedule changed . . . this is MY page ... Oh Ann, remember us? ... I want the 202 or else . . . Surprise! Green end sheets . . . Teddy hates you ... 1 quit . . . bikes in the darkroom . . . let's get Mikie, he won’t eat it. he hates everything . . . do it in the dirt . . . there’s an orgy next door . . . am I doing it right? . . . only five pages left ... a week off . . . missed deadlines . . . developing pictures . . . hockey games . . . lipstick on Ban . . . sitting in the cage . . . let’s boogie . . . John Denver (sigh) . . . bottles . . . Sylvia and Mr. Nelson ... A day with Joy ... I live at 8900 Queen Avenue . . . blind dates . . . 50’s dance . . . Bobbsey twins and camera . . . Mamma's got a squeeze box . . . another collect call to Dallas . . . working at Scherling-Pletsch with Kim and Renee . . . We’ve finally made it! I want to thank everyone who worked on the 76 BEAR and everyone who helped in giving of their time and energy. For myself I have the pleasure and satisfaction in knowing I've put into this book all that I have. And to you I give the 1975-1976 BEAR. Thanks for a Great Year, Cindie Enright Editor-in-Chief 75-76 190 letter From Editor Editor-in-Chief: Cindie Enright Suction Editors: Introduction: Suzcue Bouchard Student Life: Claudia Eggan Organizations: Cindie Enright Spons: Wendy Holtzapple John Elton Faculty: Diane Teeters Underclassmen: Debbie Keyes Senior Class: Cathy Heuckendorf Managing: Tim Blunck Art: Keith Rcinfeld Staffers: Mary Ann Oppegard Dala Peterson Denise Carpenter Beth Stransky Cheri Capron Sue Boyce Photographers: Greg Girouard Jon Hanson Bruce Becker Guy Dandrea Mike Mihelich Rick Schendel Advisor: Larrys Krueger Cloiing 191 The Staff of 1976 Would Like to Give a Special Word of Thanks to Following People: Mr. Duane Zaun: DECA Advisor Sylvia Gustafson: Business Manager Mr. Russel Lee: Administrative Power Dr. Kent Stever: Trusting us to do the job Mr. Charles Nelson: Administrative Power and Friendship Mr. Scott Johnson: Helping with Photography Mr. Robert Bach: Artwork and Friendship Kevin Holm: Cover Design All of the Janitors: Putting up with the mess The Forester: Forest Lake, Minnesota Minneapolis Star and Tribune: Picture Steve Larson and Scott Knight: Scherling Pletsch Studio Photo Offset II: Hours of Printing Mr. Weyandts Typing Class: Index Section And to all teachers who let us out of so many hours of class. 192 Acknowledgements