Lincoln High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

BEAR 76-77 ABRAHAM LINCOLN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMINGTON, MINNES VOLUME 28 OTA 1= % t if  f  j «S ' .fc « S Wfe 2 THAT WHICH CONNECTS US WITH ALL PEOPLE 3 Rats, I blew It again! How long do we stand here and smile? b Leader of the pack. Come here and say that! An example of our school spirit. Don't ask me, I just work here. 'TT-1 IsSftfefc RED BARN TAMI JAHR BEARS HAVE THE SPARK TO LEAVE PARK IN THE DARK was the theme that reflected the en- thusiasm of Lincoln students during Homecoming '76. This year's homecoming involved soccer as well as football. Each day during fourth hour, members of both teams showed off their sexy legs only to reveal that Todd Dilley had the best curves. Bruinettes sold carnations so each class could show it's spir- it. Coronation was extra spe- cial. Sparkling decorations set the mood and tensions were high as returning Queen Maggie Dunne and King Ric Everett crowned the new queen and king, Tami Jahr and Mike Harrer. Friday morning, doors were decorated as usual. At the pep fest, once again The Mighty Rocky led his homecoming cheer. Between the soccer and the football game, decorated cars once again formed Lincoln's home- coming parade. Following the football game was the quiet and magic of the dance. No one who participated in the events will ever for- get that special Spark in the Dark of Homecoming, 1976. Fans packed the stands at the Homecoming football game. Homecoming parade, back again. HOMECOMING EVENTS '76 Homocoming slogan. Kevin Holm urges on team-mates. Maggie Dunne, Ric Everett Spirit of Homecoming, Cori Johnson. Pages bearing gifts for royalty. Ric Everett crowns Mike Harrer new king. A glorious moment, Tami Jahr crowned queen. The crowd hails the new royalty. King Mike and Queen Tami receive the royal gifts. The 1976 Lincoln Homecoming Royalty. A SPARK IN THE DARK This year's homecom- ing was enlightend by a Spark in the Dark . That was the title of the 1976 Lincoln Homecoming Dance. Couples danced as the band, Montana Starr , played country western music. Some couples wandered out to the courtyard just to relax. The dance started at nine-thirty and was over at eleven-thirty. But the magic did not end there. Many couples topped off the night by dining at some of Bloomington's finest restaurants. The dance was a huge success due to the enthusiasm and spirit of all who participated. It was an event never to be forgotten. Couples dance In the enchantment of the evening. King and Queen reigning their The dance of the Royalty. Are you blowing in my ear? throne. Couples relaxing under the stars. And he says we're going to McDonalds afterward! 16 As the band, Montana Starr , plays. What did you say?! 17 You forgot what!? Jr. Attendant Paul and his date, Brigid. SADIE STOMPS AGAIN! Woo-ie! The Sadie Hawkins dance of '76 was a boot-stompin, skirt swo- oshing all around good time. The hillbillies from Lincoln came down from the hills and gathered around for a night of fun. Over-alls, cut-offs, long-underwear and of course the garters were some of the attire worn. The good ole hitch- in booth was there but this year it came along with your option of a divorce. The band Fame really got the hoe-down on the road, dancing, swinging, and just a lot of good ole' fool- ing around was found at this years Sadie. Girls, you really got 'em this year! The performing band “Fame 18 I'm gonna kill him! You're stuck with her now. Smile and bo fools. I don't want to got married! Dig it Baby!! Are you going to tako the picture or not? Not until you say you're sorry. I thought this was supposed to be a The boys' first night on the town, square dance. 19 SNOW WEEK Once again, Lincoln students found Snow Week to be relief from the mid-winter blues. The week started with Sports Day on Monday and a pep- fest featuring the Lincoln Babettes and Abe's Babes Spirit Cheerleaders. Tuesday's lyceum brought surprizing awards to many unsuspecting seniors. Bob- by socks, slicked back hair and THE GREAT PRE- TENDERS set the mood to the 50's on Wednesday. Thursday was Farmer Day and on Friday, National Honor Society members de- livered the long awaited carnations. The highlight of Snow Week was the 1977 Winter Formal, Nights in White Satin. Tho rovoaling of the Bear! Grinin1 and Pickin' A Flamingo Dancer? HA! HA! Donna gets the Wigglo Award. 20 The Cheerleaders show their artistic talent. Don't Abo's Babes dress well? The 50's are hero to stay with the Great Pretenders. Aruther Funzeroni, THE FlINZ! SOPHOMORES!!! 21 NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN Tho King and Queen's final roign. The King and Queen's royal dance. The peak of Snow week this year was the 1977 Winter Formal, Nights in White Satin. The music of AIRE made an enchant- ing evening for over 200 couples. The highlight of the evening was the coron- ation of Snow Queen Jan Horstman, and Snow King Tom Russett. Afterwards, the royal court danced to a special song just for them. For all who went, the dance will remain as mem- ories locked in their hearts forever. How cute! Sophomores even go all out. Joy fills Queen Jan Horstman’$ face as she feels the crown. 22 Excitement stirs as they crown King Tom Russett. 23 Jay Hilbert, Sue Lloyd THE EGG AND I Have you ever con- sidered packing up and moving out to a chicken farm? That's egg-zactly what the Me Donald family did in the fall comedy, THE EGG AND I. The McDonalds were played by Michelle Taylor, (Betty), Tim Rudol- phi (Don), Sue Lloyd, and Kathy Hooker daughters Anne and Joan). The play was about their often hil- arious efforts to make THEIR chicken farm the best around. Lincoln's new director, Pat Taylor, did a fine job with the assistance of her stu- dent director, Becky Hell- man and, of course, the indispensable crews. The Lincoln Players have done it again! Not now, I have a headache. I thought singing in the rain was supposed to bo romantic. My girdle is killing me! Eeeeek! A mouse! 24 I think it will look cute! Seniors dominate! Time for bed, Kent! Leigh Ann really has pep! PEP FESTS This year's pep fests were peppier than ever. The first fest of the year was the tradi- tional Burn on Sophomore pep fest. The juniors and seniors thoroughly enjoyed the throwing of pacifiers, candy, and paper airplanes at the sophomores. Kent Petterson, sophomore of the year, got an overall view of the pep fest through the bars of his playpen. The following pep fests were justas spirited. The cheerlead- ers, bruinettes, flags, band, and the student body rooted on the various sports teams of Lincoln High. The enthusiasm of the students at Lincoln is matched by no other school. The involvement of the audience in the skits, races, cheers, and contests gave the pep fests an extra glow. The fest would end with our own marching band playing the school song, while the cheerleaders cheered, the bruinettes danced, the flags pompomed, and the crowd stood and clapped and sang along. This year's pep rests, to the people who participated, were alot more than just a half hour out of class. 25 ... and today wo have a really big shooo. Chuck still has problems dressing himself. 9 % 26 27 28 29 Tho Money Counter. OhYoah! ffeul does precision work. The Vo-Tech option for Lincoln students was pro- vided an interesting and at- tractive educational alter- native. Juniors and Seniors have the choice of applying for approximately twenty- five different programs. The selection is varied and the training facilities are excellent. Under Lincoln's unique quarter plan, parti- cipants are awarded three credits each quarter for successful performance in The Vo-tech program. Transportation is provided by the school district. Another valuable benefit may be received by second- ary students. Their appli- cations for entrance into Post Secondary Vo-tech programs receive special attention. Vo-tech is an excellent alternative for some Lincoln students. Jan asks for tho days receipts. Jan sorts the memos 32 Ho says it's easy, HA! Loft To Right: Front Row: Paul Bakken, Patty O'Rourke, Jeanno Coleman, Sue MIthun, Marti Pierson, Ronae Jensen, Debra Kuppe; Socond Row: Lan Nugyen (DECA), Janet Dewar, Kathy Kelly, Michelle Toun, Vicki Wentz, Debra Green, Don Sullivan, Steve Craddock; Third Row: Dan Stein, Tim Butler, Owen Owens, Shawn Trousil, Mike Nelson, Craig Williams, Robert Boeser (Advisor); Not Pictured; Denise Brew, Darlene Mayor, Steve Kruckow, Mark Smith, Dave Skarolid. W. E. The Work Experience Program is for students who are interested in ex- ploring careers: are ready to experience the real world of work: and need the challenge of a job to motivate them. The goals are to develope in each student good work habits, good attendance, and improve attitudes toward one another and school. It gives each student an opportunity to learn how to set goals and to keep these goals. Credit is given on the basis of how well each student per- forms . Each student is rated by their employer for the job performance. Students have a variety of jobs; many are work- ing in food service, some are employed in clerical, custodial, and factory work. W.E. is an alter- native program offered at Lincoln that will help us attain credit toward grad- uation and prepare us for the world of work. 33 Renac and Debbie share their work of art. Pat checks the mall for postage. 34 MOVE OUT Under the direction of Nat- han W. Earp, with drum major Paul Vanderscheuren, Lincoln 250 piece Show-band of the Midwest achieved a high stand- ard of excellence in their ac- complishments of this past sea- son. Our marching band per- formed in various areas through- out the Midwest, impressing audience anc competition alike. One of the high points of this season was the LaCrosse Oktoberfest competition in La- Crosse, Wisconsin, where the band took an unexpected first in street marching competition, and then went on to capture another first in field marching competition. On the field they performed with an air of pro- fessionalism that was to be unequaled by any other com- peting bands, and left LaCrosse with both of the Class AA first place trophies. Bear football fans are ac- customed to the variety of half- time shows that the band per- forms during the course of a football season. The spectrum of musical expression was ex- plored by the band students, with songs ranging in intensity from Morris Albert's low-key FEELINGS to Ernesto Lecuona's more vibrant MALAGUENA. Tributes to Disney showtunes, the Big Bands, Lincoln Alumni, and Homecoming royalty com- prised the themes for this sea- son's halftime entertainment. A new tradition was begun this year with the addition of an alumni band that provided an extra touch of flavor to our home- coming festivities. The band performed by spe- cial request on several occa- sion this year. Among these was a command performance for Nel- son Rockefeller at Normandale Junior College. The band also acted as pep band and halftime entertainment for St. Thomas football fans during one of their home football games. All in all it was a highly successful season, proving once again that Lincoln's SHOW- BAND OF THE MIDWEST is truly the showband of the midwest. Lino Abreast Stare 'Em Down Quit faking it, Jon. Paul does something other than stare. The best thing to do with an In- strument. Paul commands tho band. Lisa and her licorico stick. That’s a right. You tell'em Mr. Earp Heh! When did they change the music. The bands favori to pastime. Blow it man!! , Blow it From Left To Right; Front Row: Raul Vanderscheuren, Jan Horstman, Marcia Kohout, Julie Klauscn, Tami Timm, Debbie Muller, Cindy Combs, Dynelle McCullun, Ann Cobert, Kris Rltmlro, Kari Olson, Barb Hempel, Diana Markstrom, Mary Barton, Heidi Price; 2nd Row: Charlio Schuman, Michelle Jones, Terry Nopola, “Katy Nelsen, Maureen Esse, Kay Johnson, Debbie Oberg, Lori Olson, Kathy Peterson, Nancy Frank, Kathy Kohls, Dobbio Barringer, Becky Rich, “Mary Nelson, Paula Crosby, Sharon Hanson, Karen Just, Sue Ratz, Linda Schulz, Liz Bray, Terry James, Lisa Ncoly, Cheryl Laughlin, Kim Ander- son, Debbie Bach, Charlie Pagenkopf-Flag Coorindator; 3rd Row: Dawn Kucholmiostor, Sue Moline, “Lynn Leboutlllier, Debbie Sylvester, Sue Desilots, Tammy Tilly, Kris Alango, Ruthanno Gossner, Carol Chapman, Winifred Jenista, Nancy Siebert, Meg Cope, Cheryl Nelson, Kari Moyer, Leanne Scholten, Jeannlo Briol, ftitty Enstad, Mary Garrity, Lori Morrison, Diane Gladhill, Rutty Mann, “Becky Spandy, Julie Hansen, Lisa Mills; 4th Row: Sheila Johnson, Missy Mills, “Heidi Bruder, Lisa Rhea, Kris Ditlev, Amy Christenson, Joan Wagner, Jackie Hei, Patti Champlin, Julie Nielsen, Jolene Klyve, Barb Eller- ing, Erin Gilbert, ftim Glass, Cheryl Breid, Marsha Waters, Morgan Wallace, Karen Nygaard, Sue Eckert, Sherry Swcazey, Lisa Petorson, Shelley Pelton, Christy Kiefer, Debbie Wiese; 5th Row: Jan Meisinger, Kathy Kacher, “Karen Danberg, Mary Lauor, Beth Buckmaster, Melissa Alvin, Brenda Vitters, Mary Muri, Ann Dowling, Sharon Sorvlk, Becky Norman, Carole Anderson, Monica Burns, Peggy Erdmann, Sue Landin, Cathy Behlmor,Carol May, Connie Coun- ters, “Kim Flodin, Barb Heinz, Kim Horian; 6th Row: Mary Moran, Michelle Wells, Cindy Kiecker, Jane Bishop, Lisa Oatman, Mark Abe, Paula Seifert, Jean LeMay, Veirette Beckon, “Linda Anderson, Dave Carlson, Camille Adams, Ellen Goerdt, Sue Hill, Lisa Prasher, Jenny Hartkopf, Julie Frank, Steve Condra, Kathy Brehm, “Dawn Watkins, Karen Porter, Meg Graff; 7th Row: “Julio Houle, Julie Craven, Kathy Hennessy, Laurie Harton, Maggie Weiland, Kevin Mussetter, Mark Buechelc, Pete Von Grossman, Mark Sticha, “Gary Lund, “Cindy Pendroy, Cindy Benik, Lynn Kiecker, Joann Kissed, Shari Landrus, Donna Broas, Pam Perin, Karla Von Osten, Andy Chatfiold; 8th Row: “Dan Beck, Dan Greener, Randy Schuldt, Dave Miller, Scott Jacobson, Margaret Bo- man, Claire Kiecker, Dave Steward, Bill Heinsohn, Ruth Kovach, Kris Kostick, Curt Emanuelson, Pat Grimes, Grog Adamski, Brian Gunderson, Mike Kenny, Jon Pulfus, Louis LaMoore, “Dave Halls; 9th Row: Jeff Blexrud, Paul Hartwig, Mog Hatcher, Leigh Berglund, Karen Goolsby, Glenn Meier, Mike Alvin, Lance Welsh, Peggy Bosanko, Steve Bisco, Karl Vorby, Don Patterson, Kent Peterson, Bruce Laverty, Tom Nurkkala, Danny Brandt, Kelvin Monzel, Jeanne Nolson, “Karen Youmans, Scott Blackard, “Mark Zlcrdon; 10th Row: “Dave Kilian, Tom Solberg, Bill Graff, Jody Zahn, John Manikowski, Mike Wingert, Todd Sanford, Stan Cairns, Mark Copeland, Gary Krohg, “Duane Dannowitz, Alan Kieckor, Jim Lindsey, Brad Hanson, Kathy Bruss, Ann Gilbertsen, Mike Thew, Scott Abell, Dan Holmquist, Dave Miller, “Matt Abe; 11th Row: Joe Klimek, Kevin Carlson, Tim Spandy, Dave Olson, Jim Stainer, Tim Behnon, Steve Grior, Dan Patton, Rick Davis, Bruce Larson, Jordan Jansen, Kyle Ramswick, “Jeff Waddell. indicates rank captain. LINCOLN CONTINENTALS Under new direction by a young, stunning, bright man named Steve Cramer. The Lincoln Contientals have added more personnel in a successful shot at becoming a professional group. After time consuming, rigid, but sometimes fun auditions, this top notch organization sprang into action. This year has been an excellent one at that because of performances at elaborate places like the Gustavus Lodge, the Thun- derbird Hotel, and the Mas- onic Home. Barb and Jo smile brightly. Cramer likes what he hears. Mike and Cori take their work seriously Loft to Right: Stove Cramer, Greg Kley, Cori Johnson, Dana Carrington, Sue Williams, Dewey Dannewitz, Barb Burke, Pete Lundin, Michelle Houser, Kelvin Menzel, Mary Tadich, Mark Horbold, Pam Sundem, Steve Brady, Ann Richter, Guy Dandrea, Donna Bigg, Bob Green, Sue Remarcik, Beth Wlllman, Mike Rumppe, Jo Fischer, Tim Rudolphi, Baxter Pedersen, Davo Mil- ler, Mick Mayhew. If a single word were used to describe choir this year, that word would have to be NEW. Ranging from a new director, Mr. Steve Cramer, to new music, new sound, lighting systems, and pop tunes colored by chore- ography - drum accompniment. These changes impressed audi- ences at Fort Snelling, Penn, Oak Grove, and, of course Lin- coln. Tradition was not lost, however, when the choirs deliv- ered singing valentines as a fund raiser. Choir at Lincoln involved three groups this year, The Teddy Bears (Top), the Concert Choir (Middle), and the Treble Choir (Bottom). CHOIR (Left To Right), 1st Row-Cris Tvedt, Ranja Dahle, Gina Velazquer, Kathy Kacher, Mary Dunbar, Mary Holgl, Cindy Dean, Sue Kelly, Gail Schlessinger, 2nd Row- Cindy Loza, Barb Bellefeville, Barb Jensen, Sandy Johnson, Brenda Zierden, Sylvia Wollin, Julie Workman, 3rd Row-Donna Rife, Nancy Anderson, Terry Kil- leen, Patti Hiller, Jody Jacobsen, Nancy Phibbs, Mary Hausladen, 4th Row-Sheila Bulygo, Margaret Bommert, Laura Becker, Katie Miller, Julie Anderson, Shari Angoll, Nancy Oppogard. (Loft To Right), 1st Row-Nancy Noble, Barb Burke, Donna Bigg, Bob Green, Laura Baker, Sue Lloyd, Sue Brehm, Michell Houser, Jill Dahlstrom, Mr. Steven Cramer, 2nd Row-Holly LaFortune, Alison Johnson, Jean Schmidt, Carol Leon, Jim McKenzie, Daryl Swanson, Dave Mills, Meg Graff, Sandy McMenemy, Carrie Petterson, 3rd Row-Jill Ored- son, Mylieu Tran, Karen Porter, Lori Sclottman, Mark Skapiak, Mark Herbold, Steve Brady, Pete Lund In, Mark Bas- iago, Craig Neagle, Keven Sweckor, Shel Shonka, 4th Row-Terry Nopola, Barb Heinz, Cori Johnson, Debbie Wiese, Tim Rudolph!, Bob Forder, Dave Krueger, Craig Pearson, Mike Rumppc, Don Maple, Donna Hardy, Steve Belsito, Dan Foster, Kari Olson, Drummer-Dave Miller. (Left To Right), 1st Row-Kathy Nesland, Devonne Berdahl, Debbie Capron, Lori Robinson, Mary Roffers, Gail Hellesvlg, Denise Stevens, Becky Heilman, Mr. Steven Cramer, 2nd Row-Nancy Welna, Sandy Sommers, Cindy Becker, Kim Buster, Terry Horb, Jean Dillon, Sue Cook, Lisa Hurley, 3rd Row-Holly McDonough, Steph Grant, Jill Gorton, Sue Williams, Linda Hartman, Jean Machacek, Julie Kranz, Patty Hall, Laurie Cheesman. 38 OH, this was supposed to be pizzicato! This year's orchestra was a group of fine musicians directed by Mr. James Chle- becek. Each performance reflected hours of practice and perfection to every de- gree. In the fall, the group attended the South Sub- urban Orchestra Festival held at Macalaster College, where they played for judges who evaluated their per- formance. They also list- ened to other school orch- estras and feature ensembles. Of course, the orchestra gave traditional concerts at Penn and Lincoln, where their performances were well received by the audiences. ORCHESTRA (Left To Right) 1st Row-Janis Blomgren, Jenny Groon, Sandra Larson, Anne Peterson, Judy Ritter, Jan Smith, Debbio Shepluk, Tom Roberts, 2nd Row-Sue Remarcik, Kaddie Hartkopf, Dean Ritter, Donna Haugan, Anno Cavanaugh, Laurie Thom, Diane Peterson, Mary Rumpee, Ann Bartunok, 3rd Row-Stacy Stoen, Julio Jacobson, Robin Holzapplc, Betsy Hart- man, Ann Nowell, Pat Bontrager, Barb Knutson, Alane Prescott, Lisa Rand, Janet Cooley, Kim Anderson, 4th Row-Diane Jokinen, Cheryl Lund, Kim Matsura, Debbie Buxrude, Pam Bontrager, Cheryl Grafstrom, Mick Mayhew, Debbie Juberian, Nancy Harvey, Missy Bush, Sue Lindstrom. 39 SOCIAL Current and past events are studied in this division, not only events, but ancestry, from Sophomore family trees to An- thropology. Some are bored, others over eager are the faces in these classes, (both stu- dents and teachers). Disillu- sionments of the ages, and the illusions of the future are ex- plored, (the gambet of cave- men to Sociology. Gee that looks like my teacher!! STUDIES This lecture is killing me. Oiane and Linda listen to their wonderful teacher! Magazlno reading class. Studious people. 41 Gee, he really wont on a dlot! I wish the teacher wouldn't write this in Japanese. Judy Chapman a true scholar. Huh! What is math? Let us count the ways. Students in math classes did more than just count. They bisected perpendicular angles, trans- formed matrices, and com- puted the area of cylinders. The amount of complexity and attentiveness boggle the every day student who may wander into this area. Slumberland. 42 Wake up! What the______are you doing. 43 Go away. Sophomores or freshmen? The science department of LHS has pushed, prod- ded, and shoved another group of students through its aoors and out into the cruel world of biological organisms, chemical equa- tions, trajectories of mis- siles. Leaving no stone unturned they the teachers of the science department seek only to bestow the stu- dent with great amounts of knowledge, (or over burden- ing them with homework) for their future years. Yep, thats a meter stick. STUDIES SCIENCE The juniors toybox. ... Caldron bubble... 44 This should make Nitro. Lectures and Notes. 45 Two heads are bettor than one. The only one that stayed. Figuring out reading rates. COMMUNICATIONS We talk, we learn, we listen, we the students of Lincoln. This year's com- munications division has helped to give us greater understanding of languages, not only English, but Ger- man, French, Russian, and Spanish. With this further knowledge we pen- etrate the world. Joff contemplates. OH. . .NO!.' THE LIBRARY Taking notos Is a pain. Man it's cold in here! Hey this is Elton John not French! Mrs. Villolla explains everything. I got Elton John too! AYYYY!!! 47 Wo don't know what to write. I finally got them to work! CAREERS Industrial arts. Home ec, and art are the areas which assemble the Career Division, In- dustrial arts is the area where a student may learn something about cars, wood, metals, graphic arts, electricity, elec- tronics, aviation, photo- graphy, fluid power, and drafting. Home ec is where a student can cook up a gourmet dish, sew an evening gown. Knit a sweater, or just be creative. Art de- partment, well they're just a group of creative students, sculpting, drawing, and painting. Business education is the area where a student learns to type, accounting, stenography, and do office work. This is a divi- sion that a student can do it all. Termites! Where? 156+8-200 What do you mean, I'm missing a hand! You mean I just drew it wrong? 48 49 No, you're wrong. •f- Vf a SV: 4' «S'  V  v « £ t  fe  fc «fe Hf «is «V= «Vs ,fv «is «iv «fc )i v GO GET EM! R-O-W-D-l-E . . . that's the way they spelled ROW- DIE! Nowhere could there have been found a group of girls rowdier than Lincoln's cheerleaders. Their faithful efforts reflected a quality of spirit found only at Lincoln. They cheered at homecoming with alumni cheerleaders ... they braved the freezing cold to help the soccer team win the state championship ... they cheered on ice ... they supported the basketball team. They danced at victories, they cried at defeats. No other group was so dedicated in trying to make Lincoln number 1. Betsy Hartman, Paula Carlson, Nancy Wulf, Janis Blomgren, Chris White, Denise Partridge, Crystal Loven, Marsha Millonig, Pam Sundem, Joan McCabe, Karen Aaze, Denise Brown, Jill Dahlstrom, Leigh Ann House, Nancy Green, Ruth Cleary, Liz Johnson, Mary Cuellar. 52 53 First Row: Julie Klausen, Car- rie Petterson, Tami Timm, Deb- bie Muller, Cindy Combs, Kris Ritmire, Kari Olson, Barb Hem- Bel, Second Row: Patti Knisely, ebbie Brownrigg, Sandy McMenemy, Jan Horstman, Marcia Kohout, Diana Mark- strom, Pam Chapman, Sandy Nelson, Carine Walstrom, Mary Barton, Heidi Price BRUINETTES Lincoln High School has accom- plished another excellant year carry- ing and giving the spirit of 76-77. The girls that helped with this task were our one and only Bruinettes. From defeat to victory they have al- ways come through with a smile. Through numberous dances and rou- tines, they demonstrate hard work and enthusiasm. Special gratitude is given to the captains, Sandy Mc- Menemy, and Kris Ritmire without them the dance line wouldn't be the same. You've done it again! Don't shoot. I'll Dane ! I can't hold it any longer! Yeah, that one was good. 54 Up down, up down Wait, come back here Lets all watch our feet Smile (not TOO hard though) Don't mako me laugh Give us a leg 55 56 Jo Fischer Kathy Hooker, Laura Baker, Donna Hardy, Pete Lundin, Darla Lundy, Both Willman, Donna Bigg, Cyndi Kiecker, Mark Basiago, Betty Stainer, Susan Loyd, John Crosby. THESPIANS!! The International Thespian Society this year was headed by president Pete Lundin, Vice Pres. Donna Hardy, and Sec- retary, Treasurer Darla Lundy. To become a thespian a person must put in many hard hours of work, and the quality of the members show this. Many of them are indispensible to the production of the fine Lincoln plays both in crews and on stage by following their motto Act well your part, for there all honor lies. 57 ABE’S BABES Nothing could have been more characteristic of Abe's Babes than eating, laughing, and having fun. Through the year's activities, members had opportunities to meet new peo- ple and share new experiences. Such activities were the fall overnight at the YMCA, pot lucks, Advent Angels, Snow Week and Winter Formal. The cabinet (or the girls from rm. 222 ) was always busy plan- ning an activity for the whole group. Any Babe will admit that it is a good thing that Christmas tree stands and candy canes are around once a year. Thanks will always be due to Mrs. Tisue, Abe's Babes dedicated advisor. My knees hurt. Am I supposed to eat this?! Maybe next year I'll be captain. Occifers: Laura Baker, Jean Machacok, Cindy Angell, Sue Lloyd, Pam Perin, Carol Bruneau, Cindy Pendroy, Cathy Mad- den, Sue Stonerson, Donna Hardy (not pictured). 58 TALKING I heard that, kiddo!! The Chowhounds. Ms. Tissue smiles In appreciation. Laura explains her ideas. Karen Aaze, Kris Alango, Jodi Albertson, Kris Alexander, CamI Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Julie Anderson, Theresa Anderson, Kim Anderson, Sue Andorson, Debbie Anfirtson, Shari Angell, Cheryl Arendsn, Debbie Barringer, Diane Baumgartner, Veirette Bec- kon, Laurie Benda, DeVonne Berdahl, Kim Berglund, Leigh Borglund, Donna Bigg, Lori Birklid, Jill Bjornton, Pat Bjorum, De Blonigen, Renee Bortar, Laurie Boomgarden, Judy Borka, Debbie Brownrigg, Barb Burke, Stephanie Burke, Lori Burns, Nancy Buss, Dobbio Buxrudo, Dindy Cannady, Cheri Capron, Christy Carlson, Kym Carlson, Andy Chatfield, Janet Cooley, Cindy Combs, Bea Comty, Denise Connly, Ranja Dahle, Jill Dahlstrom, Patty Daly, Patty Doppo, Jean Dillon, Kris Ditlov, Anne Dowling, Kris Dykstra, Mary Dzandzara, Marla Ebellng, Yvonne Eikaas, Jan Erickson, Sonja Erickson, Dana Fillmore, Lynn Fleming, Kim Flodin, Julio Frank, Karon Gohl, Mary Geisier, Erin Gilbert, Pam Glass, Coloen Goode, Cheri Graftrom, Lisa Ganolen, Jenny Green, Rhon- da Haagenson, Sue Haddick, Laura Hansen, Karen Haines, Donna Hardy, Linda Hart, Jenny Hartkopf, Nancy Harvey, Bev Heinen, Kim Herlan, Jay Hilbert, Beth Hillyer, Sarah Holmes, Maureen Holtgrave, Jan Horstman, Lisa Huleym, Nancy Huss, Linda Ivers, Alison Johnson, Beth Johnson, Becky Johnson, Jill Johnson, Kris Johnson, Leigh-Anne Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Liz Johnston, Di- ane Jokinen, Leslie Jones, Michelle Jones, Diano Knutson, Marcia Kohout, Marie Kenny, Lynetto Kretchman, Kande Krutsch, Ann Kohls, Lynne Krallman, Kathy Kacher, Terry Kampa, Lynne Klecker, JoAnn Kissel I, Ffetti Knisley, Dawn Kuckeimiostor, Holly La- Fortune, Linda Lamparske, Lynn Leboutillier, Dana Liss, Diane Lundquist, Les Lanzo, Cindy Loza, Cheryl Lind, Darla Lundy, Jane Mack, Pam Manning, Kim Matsura, Carol May, Linda Mayer, Carie McLachlan, Joan McCabo, Maria McCartan, Siobhan McMahon, Sandy McMenemy, Dawn Meier, Vicki Meier, Margie Mellembruch, Katie Miller, Marsha Mlllonig, Lisa Mills, Missy Mills, Paul Montgomery, Lori Morrison, Dawn Morvlg, Debbie Muller, Chris Nelson, Lisa Nooly, Kelly Nylander, Jeanne Nelson, Lisa Nelson, Joni Nelson, Terry Nopola, Karon Nygaard, Bridgid O'Hara, Dobby Ogren, Debbie Olson, Amy Fbge,Cherie ftirker, Jan Parsons, Eric Paulsen, Shelley Pelton, Anne Peterson, Diane Potorson, Kathy Peterson, Lisa Peterson, Carrie Petterson, Nancy Phlbbs, Carl Porcelli, Lisa Prasher, Deanna Prlndle, Christopher Pyle, Cindy Rand, Julio Raymond, Kris Rltmire, Judy Ritter, Nora Rodekuer, Ginger Russell, Anglo Ruzicka, Lynn Ryan, Mary-Beth Schagel, Lisa Schivoer, Chelle Shonka, Jane Siebert, Nancy Siebert, Sue Snaller, Jan Smith, Kim Snethen, Stacy Stoen, Teresa Sullivan, Pam Sundem, Debbie Swartzel, Heidi Swenson, Mary Tadlsh, Marilyn Tangen, Michelle Taylor, Lona Tenpas, Jane Terpstra, Kim Thaxton, Laurie Thom, Margaret Tracy, Renee Tushaus, Jay Trukbas, Karla VonOsten, Lisa Veith, Linda Wallace, Morgan Wallace, Pat Wlllien, Carine Walstrom, Ann Weiland, Lori Weston, Carolyn Wiebe, Gerri Weagnor, Maggie Weiland, Michelle Welle, Chris White, Ann Wlnum, Pam Wishart, Karen You- mans, Jeanne DuKart, Julio Hansen, Joan Wagner, Kris Gross. 59 The Ski Club of Lincoln at- tempted to ski at Buck Hill every Wednesday, but seemed to be plagued with bad weather. However, this relatively large group of people (240) had a nice trip to Lutsen. Ski Club was headed by President Mi- chelle Jones, who helped give the club spirit. SKI FREAKS Move Kid... tor11 Did you see him fall? Good ther's still room. 60 Clockwise From: Dawn Kuchelmolstor, Kim Horlan, Andy Chatfield, Missy Mills, Carla VanOsten, Sue Moline, Sheila Johnson, Danelle McCullum, Torry Nopola, Jan Mei- singer, Kathy Kacher, Lisa Mills, Ann Colbert, Michelle Jones, Mary Moran, Julie Han- sen, Michelle Welle, Kim Anderson, Meg Graff, Debbie Bach, Debbie Weiso, Karen Porter, Cristy Kieffor, Barb Heinz. The Lincoln Flags, along with their spirit, added much to the Showband of the Midwest. Captains Missy Mills and Dawn Kuchelmeister showed their talent and enthusiasm by crea- ting inspiring half-time routines. Perhaps the most remembered drill was the popular Supercal- ifragilisticexpialidocious. Be- sides marching with the band, the flags also pompomed at var- ious basketball and hockey games throughout the year. NOW what's wrong? 61 TIM DRAKE JODY SUE MARY ANN BARB YEARBOOK RICK STEPH JEAN AND LORI Pleasant dreams Mary Ann Papa Krugs, We love you! Arn't they just cute ... 62 Loft to Right: Front Row; Beth Pyle, Suo Glazen, ftxtti Bloomer, Lori IMoothe, Jill Dahlstrom, Lori Edborg, Cheryl Stak, Jody Olson, Diane Markstrom, Carl Porcelli, Socond Row: Greg Stack, Matt Abo, Mark Allen, Mike Olson, Tom Bergstrom, Tim Clarr, What am I supposed to see? MAH QUH Would you believe Kojak? I don't understand Say What What do I do? 63 NHS National Honor Society is a group of students whom teach- ers rated according to leader- ship. Character, service and of course, scholarship. The So- ciety is nationally based and Lincoln's chapter is one of many across the country. This year under the guidance of Miss Pinton and Mrs. Wil- helm the group took on the task of serving the school and rais- ing money for the chapter. A tutoring Service is also pro- vided whereby Lincoln Stu- dents wishing help in a class may get it from a member of N.H.S. From Left To Right: Front Row: Scott Erickson, Todd Dillcy, Kerry Fitzgerald, Terry VonEschen, Mitch Speicher, Chris Pyle, Mary Tadich; 2nd Row: Sue Viitala, Mark Allen, Shelly Polton, Tom Russet, Joan McCabe, Mark Phibbs, Mike Rydberg, Leroy Miller; 3rd Row: Diane Haugesag, Phil Barker, Mike Kenny, Rick Cheesman, Bob Greon, Marsha Millonig, Lori Johnson, Karen Haines; 4th Row: Julie Holman, Janis Blomgren, Cori Johnson, John Crosby, Laura Baker, Beth Willman, Stacy Stoen, Jane Siebert; 5th Row: Tim Allan, Carol Loon, Sut Rotzien, Erin Gilbert, Pam Glass, Darla Lundy, Judy Chapman, Pam Sundem, Jim Subak, Denise Connely; 6th Row: Jordan Jansen, Sue Stenersen, Ann Richter, Bea Comty, Maria Olson, Ruth Kovach, Karen Aaze, Jill Dahlstrom; 7th Row: Donna Bigg, Kolvin Menzel, Cindy Combs, Carine Walstrom, Becky Spande, Jillayne Johnson, Barb Knutson, Kaddie Hartkopf, Paula Seifert, Jerry Wallace; 8th Row: Carrie Anderson, Julie Craven, Katy Nelson, Julie Houle, Pat Enstad, Laurie Benda, Chris White, Steve Wik, Randy Hedman, Dave Hansen; Not Pictured: Linda Andersen, Al Carlson, Becky Forsmark, Dan Nelson, Bridget Olson, Bryan Packer, Lori Paulsen, Baxter Pederson, Mary Ross, Lori Weston. Move Jane. Were Short 75$ 64 Front Row: Gregor Kley, Karen Matsuura, Jean Mack, Arturo Alanzo, Darla Lundy, My- lien Tran, Lisa Christensen, Back Row: Jim Subak, Julie Schumack, Ann Cavanaugh, Donna Hardy, Steve Brady. What organization had a Hal- loween party, a Christmas party, a student exchange weekend, sends students abroad and re- ceives foreign students? The American Field Service Club. This year's officers were: Jane Mack, President and Marge Mellenbruch, Vice-President. This year theA.F.S. Club sponsored only one foreign ex- change student, Arturo Alonzo from Spain, but sent out three Lincoln students. Kimbel Noah was sent to Finland, Jim Subak went to Italy, and Rhonda Mat- sura studied in Australia. They all agree about one thing: A.F.S. provided them with a great, worthwhile experience. AFS No, Your Kidding. Remember count to ten. Hurry up, I gotta go. Don't you dare. SMILE 65 I ovon have a pair of these. DECA DECA students have a com- mon Interest to study for a spe- cific career objective. Through- out the year they learn about marketing, management, display, and human relations. The pur- pose of DECA is to help the stu- dent understand and appreciate the responsibilities of citizen- ship in our free enterprise system. Left to Right: First Row: Pat Daily, Terri Kampa, Pat Knlsley, Sue Darrow, Pog- gy McKeever, Laura Richards, Second Row: Nancy Dolander, Don Blankstad, Patty Geehan, Jim Saussor, Jan Fasching, Goorgie Cribb, Beth Hanson, Third Row: Debbie Olson, Pat Torkolson, Amy Dobish, Dawn Wawracz, Cherl Olson, Sue Wenell, Kathy Cassidy, Kelly Hallvorson, Sandy Summers, Fourth Row: Diane Carolson, Trudy Macziewski, Tim Beebe, Scott Howell, Randy Forland, Todd Thorsen, Jody Ha 11 berg. They don't make em any hotter than this! 66 I wish he'd leave. I hope I look busy! Left To Right: First Row: Rhonda Thomas, Karen Delie, Kolly Kane, Julie Anderson, Barb Anderson, Jan Thew, Second Row: Paulette Spurgin, Denise Carpenter, Marl Prochnow, Patti Bjorum, Marlys Tupy, Vicki Meier, Rhonda Haagonson, Pam Grossooh- me. Third Row: Tammi Jahr, Debbie Larson, Ann Larson, Ffettl Dea, Amy Coleman, Batty Lloyd, Inga Hertzke, TimSikich, Tom Smith. MOEA Cooperative Office Educa- tion is the capstone of the stu- dent's occupational training program in office occupations. This vocational program pro- vides for the coordination of classroom study, on-the-job training, and club activities, each complementing the other. In this program the students have their scheduals arranged so that they attend classes part of the school day and are employed in an office capacity during the other part of the day. The practical office experience is to be considered as an ex- tension of the instruction which the student-learned receives in the classroom. The cooperative education cocept is intended to provide training for office car- eers. 67 YAH H.M.E.C. can I help you? Left to Right: First Row: Scott Hagstrom, Cindy Corder, Kathy Johnson, Rick Baker, Beth Stransky, fcit Harder, Sue Aamodt, Dawn Aamodt, Scott Wagner, Second Row: John Lensegrav, Joel Astleford, Tranger Rynchek, Rich Melster, Bob Krull, Micky Schulz, Jeff Riekena, Brian Courrier, Third Row: Gary Smith, Todd Patton, Steve Fox, A| Olejnicak, Gordon Terpstra, Scott Baker, Fourth Row: Tim Graff, Jim Rochel, Bill Schultheis, Jeff Sorenson, Rick Krauter, Bob Wegner. V.I.C.A Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is the youth organ- ization representing the trades, industrial, technical, and health students in the Cooperative Training Program. By working on-the-job students can learn skills in their career interest field and be better prepared for a full time job or additional training upon graduation. V.I.C.A. provides an op- portunity for students to com- pete and win recognition for themselves by participating in state and national Skill Olym- pics. They can develop leader- ship skills by participating in state conferences and assemb- lies. There are fun times too, at club breakfasts and special activities. 68 H.E.A.R.T. Those students who were on a home economics on-the- job training program know as H.E.A.R.T. participated in a state wide group. A delegate assembly meeting was held in the fall in which state and dis- trict officers were elected. In December the H. E. A. R. T. stu- dents decorated Broncos with Christmas ornaments as a way of earning money for there em- ployer employee banquet which is held at the end of the year in appreciation to the employers. Left to Right: Front Row; Mike Albers, Don Raslcot, Paul Reicnel, Tim Oian, Dave Krieg, John Angrimson, Second Row: Patty Duerr, Cheryl Uhr, Lisa Landmark, Wendy Hanson, Maureen Butler, Nancy Baribeau, Erin Mooney, Third Row: Mark Genung, Mike Fuller, Maureen Bunnis, Rita Eissinger, June Hostetler, Julie Iwinski, Kim Purklns, Kathy Michaelson, Fourth Row: Rich Palmer, Pat Folz, Jim Adelman, Carolyn Nelson, Sandy Miller, Rick Ladenforf, Warren Wells, Mark Klanchnik. reading. You ate the whole thing! I don't see how they eat this stuff! 69 Trust me you'll like it! I just sewod by shirt to these drapes. CANDIDNESS AT LINCOLN You ate the whole thing! Watch it, that stuff 'II kill you! Ha Huh Huh!!! Is she weird? 70 The living statue. Outdoor lunch. That's no way to Polka I'm bored! If this is the top, what is the bottom? Creative Writting Rousing the basketball squad. Sleepy 77 A 0 «0  0 A «0 «Vi «0 «0 A «0 % ' .Vs 1$ %ii fe « • «ft fc 6 74 A NEW LOOK The 1976 football season was one of groundwork and foundation. With only 20 sen- iors to welcome the new coach- ing staff of Stan Skjei, the young Bears played some of the best ball since the Lake Championship team of '73. Lincoln's record of 2-7 wasn't one to cheer about but the attitudes and determina- tion kept them in the games to the final whistle. They suf- fered through two overtime losses only to come back strongly against co-champion Armstrong in a very close game. The Bears of '76 were a team that didn't quit. This type of team will make Lin- coln's football program that of success in the future. Page 76 1) Kevin prepares the line for the play. 2) Move Mr. Dolan, I can't see what's happening! 3) Scott does run for the first down. 4) The backfield gets ready for Burton to run Pag 7 1) Lincoln can make opponents kneel and kiss the ground. 2) Chuck Pruett rests after a hard play. 3) Coach Kitts gets an audio replay. 4) Lincoln almost sacks the quarter- back. 5) Kevin gets help off after being stunned. 6) Mark Klanchnik watches as Lincoln defeats Konnedy. 76 77 STATE CHAMPS! The Lincoln hooters won the state soccer title for the second time in the 3 year history of the tournament. The bears cruised through the regular sea- son and won the Lake Conference Title with an 11-0-3 record. Defense and hustle were the bears' strong points. The scoring punch came from Captain Eric Paulsen, who scored 13 goals. The region final game was played against Benilde, with Chuck Engel sending the bears into the state tournament when he headed the game winner in the third overtime. The first game of the state tournament ended when Bob Schwirtz drilled in a goal late in the fourth overtime. In the state championship games, the bears played undefeated Moundsview. Lin- coln led 2-1 at the half, but Mounds- view tied it up late in the game. Five overtimes were played before the game was won on a penalty kick by Chris Pyle. All conference honors were won by Tom Russett, Mike Rydberg, Brian Budenski, Cap- tains Chris Pyle and Eric Paulsen. All-State honors were won by Goalie Mark Anderson and Half Back Chris Pyle. With an undefeated J.V. team and several returning lettermen, the Lincoln team for next year looks bright. ________ PAGE 78 1) Senior Mark Mullane set up for a pass. 2) Mike Rydberg setting up one of his famous throw-ins. 3) The 1976-77 soccer team shows who's number 1. 4) Chuck Engel looks on with a Robin's defender. 5) Chris Pyle controls the ball as he did all season. post 79 1) Kerry Fitzgerald flies up to beat out a Lindbergh Flyer. 2) What's the matter, Bob, did you forget something? 3) Mike Harrer's throw-ins were a great asset to the soccer team. 4) The fancy footwork of Kevin Wlshy leaves another Robin confused. 5) Eric Paulsen drops back to intercept a Lindbergh pass. 6) Brian Budenski shows that Lincoln can score from anywhere. 7) Coach Tom Lamp! and hoad coach Jack Bom stand with co-captains Eric Paulsen and Chris Pyle at the victory celebration. 78 79 WILD BILLS HARRIERS We started out this sea- son with a bleak outlook, but by the end we had surpassed all our expectations , stated coach Bill Ochs. The boys came through with their 6th consecutive city champion- ship, tie for 4tn place in the conference, and went on to a 4th place finish in the sub- region meet at Lake Nokomis. The Bear Harries in a field of 21 teams finished 7 place in the region meet. These feats maybe attributed to each boy running on an average of 10 miles a day and as much as 800 miles in the year. Leading this year's team were seniors Brad Douglass, John Jacobson, and captain Reed Nelson. Also on the team were juniors Jeff Doer- ing, Drake Aaze, and Paul Schroeder, as well as Sopho- more Harry Schutte. The 1976 girl's Cross- Country team had an outstand- ing year as they ran their way to a 2nd place on the Lake Conference standings and 5 in region meet. Their 7-1 record show they were good contenders for the State meet. But were eliminated at the region by the state champions, Armstrong. Leading the Girls team this season were Co-Captains Becky Forsmark and Judy Rit- ter. 1) Coach Ochs speaks! 2) Val pulls away from the other run- 3) Brad Douglass runs at Lake Noko- mis. 4) Drake Aaze and Paul Schroeder fight for the lead. Paje81 1) Judy Ritter is within sight of the finish. 2) Jake passes the two mile mark. 3) Jeff Doering holds his lead. 4) Reed Nelson leads the pack at Rum River Inv. 80 81 GIRLS’ SWIMMING This year, the girls' swim team was sparked by captains Lori Johnson, Patti Geehan, Pam Wishart. They, along with coaches Greg Anklam and Chuck Peitso led the team to a regional rank of second and a state rank of 17th. The 200 medley relay squad of Laura Brackett, Diane Eppel, Nancy Wishart, and Pat- ti Geehan went to the state meet and did well, as did the 400 freestyle relay composed of Lisa Granoien, Patti Geehan, Kay Humphrey, and Lori Johnson who placed 11th in the state. Both Kay Humphrey and Lori Johnson swam the 100 freestyle with Lori earning a 7th place and Kay a 13th. Lori also earn- ed a 5th place in the 50 free- style. The managers, Tom Benda, Tom Hilton, Brad Wer- ner, and Bruce Laverty helped to make the 76-77 season a successful one with a second of 5 wins, 3 loses 0 ties and excellent placings in regional and state competitions. The best ever! Page 82 1) Diane Eppel comes up to find she Is leading. 2) Captains Lori Johnson, Patti Geehan, and Pam Wischart. 3) Lori Johnson placed 7th in state in the 100 freestyle. 4) Pam launches out at Olson pool during a relay. 5) Captain Patti Geehan shows the form that took her to state. 6) Diane sits with the mascot to get ready. 82 AQUA DEBS This year, Aqua Debs looked forward to earning let- ters when for the first time, synchronized swimming be- came a seasonal, extramural sport. The girls competed against other high school teams in regular figure and routine meets as well as the D.G.W.S. state meet held in April. With all the changes, Aqua Debs did not lose their qualities as a club when they performed their an- nual swim show in May. This year's theme for the show was television programs. Pago 83 1) A perfect line is formed by four of the mermaids. 2) The girls swam laps as well as for- mations. 3) Laurie Boomgaarden shows the perfect form needed to do well. 4) There's a long way to go Julie! 5) Tho ontirc group converges to form a fountain. 6) Ruthanne practices her moves for a competition. • ' , ; • • ■% . - ' :| ' Nte— . IJ TENNIS ANYONE? The 1976 girl's tennis team had a very troubled sea- son. Although the Lincoln team was as good, the other teams just edged over our girls. The team was encour- aged by the play of senior Sue Stenerson and junior Rhonda Lundin. The coaching of Mr. David Hornig added much to making this season one which the girls will remember. 1) Total determination comes to Jo Fischer's face. 2) Contact! 3) Nancy Wulf shows how total exten- sion will get things done. 4) Sara Ewen reaches to serve an ace. 5) And then returns a ball later on. 6) Missy returns a volley with grace. 7) Lori Birklid cries, I've got it! 84 CALL - CALL SPIKE! Coach Dube had his work cut out for him this year with varsity, junior varsity and sophomore squads. The team ended with a record of 5-9. This record does not reflect the total effort given by the girls. The fine efforts of sen- ior Kelly Kostick and captain Anita Nelson and of junior Diane Peterson, helped add the wins to the teams record. The team was stopped in re- gions by an excellent Edina East team. CONGRATULATIONS! Page 85 1) A spike which ended a well executed chain of hits. 2) Anita Nelson sets the ball. 3) Cindie Bovy follows the example and sets for a spike. 4) Good teamwork is shown by the girls. 5) Laurie Peterson power serves to win. 6) Robin kneels to get a better hit. 7) A play like this could make or break a close game. 85 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL This year s girls' basket- ball team had two new, ex- Jefferson teachers as the coaching staff. The team was lead by the two co-captains, Jan Smith and Sue Rotzien. The team was also spirited on by Miss Athena, Anita Nelson. The squad owed its success to the drills which they constantly ran and to the constant effort put out by the players and the coaching staff. Although the players were hit with several the team as a minor injuries whole did exceptionally well. Congratulations on an excel- lent season. Paqe 86 1) Excellent ball control loaves de- fenders stunned. 2) Sue heads in for a two point lay-up. 3) Practice at dribbling payed off during this game. 4) Julie recoivos a pass during the Jag game. 5) Jan gets the height to out roach all of the defenders for this easy shot. 6) Coach Skjoi talks the game over during time. 7) Anita Nelson out jumps a Jefferson player to gain control for Lincoln. 8) Another jump could still be anyone's ball I INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The officiating of this year's intramural basketball went smoothly due to the fine efforts of Gerald Molosky and Bill Ochs. This year, the IM bas- ketball league involved six teams. Terry VonEschen, Matt Friebe, Tom Freemark, Kevin Fowler, Wade Timberg, and Dan Beck were all allowed the honor of being captains of their teams. All of the games were fiercely contended to the very end. 1) Dolph keeps the ball away from Terry. 2) Quit palming the ball Terry 3) I'll kill him. 4) Wade defends Greg the stork Girourd. 5) Where did my man go? 6) Kevin goes for 2. 7) Greg gets the jumper. 87 UNCLE TOM’S GRAPPLERS The Lincoln wrestling team experienced another fine season under the coach- ing of Tom Lampi and Dave Herbo Id. The team had a seven win and five loss re- cord with a third place finish in the St. Francis Invitat- ional and a fourth place fin- ish in the Eisenhiwer Invita- tional. The Bear matmen in these two tournaments had five individuals take first place. All conference awards were earned by junior Phil Herbold and senior Dave Ar- buckle, both were undefeated in Lake Conference dual meets. Juniors Don Rasicot and Drake Aaze placed four- th in the regional meet at Cooper High. Also doing well this year were seniors Bruce Larson, Jeff Shand, Jim Hron, juniors Dave Scheer, Lance Nelson, Kelly McDougall, and Greg Eld- red. They all did a superb job for the team this season. Page 88 1) Phil Herbold shows why he was named All-Conference. 2) Senior Dave Arbuckle looks for a gulllotlno. 3) Drake Aaze works for the pin. Page 89 1) Davo Scheer looks for the take- down. 2) Lance Nelson begins to stack his Park opponent 3) Senior Jeff Shand controls his St. Louis Park opponent 4) Jefferson opponent tries for a take- down but Greg Eldrcd says, NO . 5) Bruce Larson switches for a re- versal. 6) Don Rasicot attempts to pin his Wayzata foe. 88 89 LINCOLN SWIMMING AND DIVING Under the coaching of Greg Anklom, the swimmers and divers, though not post- ing an impressive dual meet record, made great individual progress. This year's team was young, dominated by sophomores and freshmen and ended with a 2-6 record for the regular season. Strong individual perform- ances boosted the team to high region and state meet finishes. Throughout the season, many new freshmen and varsity records were set by this year's team. The loss of four outstanding seniors will be felt next year but most of the starting squad will be left intact. The team owes it's swimming skills to the continual lap swimming in the morning and after school. The team would like to thank all of those people who timed for them this year as well. Congradu- lations team. Page 90 1) I wonder if she'll notice my wink- ing? 2) Harry Schuttc practices his back stroke at Penn pool 3) A Lincoln swimmer flies to vic- tory! 4) Jeff DeRudder swims freestyle, a favored ovent amoung spectators. Page 91 1) It can almost make you feel like flying. 2) Reed Nelson, alias Lincoln diving team, shows his good form. 3) Bill Kerr comes up for air, in the lead. 4) Brad Werner, with muscles strain- ing, flies on. 90 91 BEAR BASKETEERS This year's edition of our Bear Basketball team was hopeful of a high finish in the Lake Blue Divi- sion. The letter winning players com- prised a formidable team and one that was to end the season play in second place with an 11 win and 5 loss record against very good compe- tition. The Bears were not a very tall team as Lake Conference standards go but they wore good shooters and ball handlers and played with good teamwork. It was an exciting team and one that pushed the tall and tal- ented Robin's team (16-0) to a double overtime. Jay Hilbert, at center, was one of the most improved players from his junior year and played a steady game at center. Chris Pyle, a great one on one player, Mark Allen, good outshot and rebounder, and Mark The Leap- er Anderson played the forward spots. Bob Hutton, fine shooter, driver and clutch player, along with Tom Rus- sctt, great hustler defensive player and playmaker, and Todd Dilley, driver and good outshot, were the guards of the Bear Basketeers. These seven players formed the nucleus of this year's team. Thanks to the grad- uating seniors for the fine season and look forward to next year's edition of Bear basketball. Page 92 1) Jay out-jumps his man. 2) Bob Hutton lays one up. 3) Excellent one on one play is shown against Cooper. 4) Dilley kept defense strong. 5) Wes Byron gets two feet over his opponent. 6) Kevin Russett shots for two against Osseo. Page 93 1) Brother Tom gets two himself. 2) Pyle can shoot as well as dribble. 3) Bob controls the ball with grace! 4) Fling goes for an easy two. 5) Chuck follows Steve's example. 6) Mark Anderson shows true shooting skill. 92 93 SLALOM This year the Lincoln boys' slalom squad, under the coaching of Jim Dimond, had a very productive sea- son, posting a 10-0-1 con- ference record. Helping post this record were Senior Co- captains Jay Turkbas and Curt Johnson. Rounding out the other five places were Senior Brian Post and juniors Jim Brenner and Scott Strand. At the sectional meet Turkbas took top hon- ors and with the help of Post, Strand, Brenner and Johnson took the squad title. In the State meet Turkbas finished second with Post finishing seventh and Strand finishing fourteenth was good enough to win the squad title. The Lincoln girls' slalom squad, under the coaching of Jim Dimond, had a bit of a problem this year after loos- ing their three best skiers from last year. But in spite of this problem their record in conference was 4-7. The teams Co-captains were Sen- ior Patti Gibbs and junior Steph Peckham. Peckham was the top racer on the team. Patti Gibbs, Steph Peckham, Ann Colbert, Carol Chapman and Steph Gale went to regionals with Chap- man and Colbert scoring high- est for Lincoln. Page 94 1) Steph Peckham competing during the regional meet 2) Curt Johnson taking the course. 3) Scott Strand doing his thing. 4) Carol is in deep concentration dur- ing her run. 5) Ann carving her turn on a slalom run. 6. Steph Gale recoversfrom a fall to go on to the finish. X-COUNTRY Although tho Lincoln boys' cross- country skiing team was basically a young team, comprised mostly of sophomores and juniors, the team still experienced a very successful year. Lincoln cross-country took 6th place in tho region, with freshman Kent Green taking 3rd place in the region meeL At the state meet in Ely, Lin- coln placed 5th in the cross-country skiing competition, headed by Kent Green who took 18th place. With most of Lincoln's cross-country ski- lers coming back next year, the Lin- coln ski team should do quite well. Lead by Bocky Forsmark, Julie Craven, Carrie Anderson, Kris Green, and Sandy Hero, the girls' cross- country skiing team upheld their con- ference record of 11 wins and 0 loses. Their rogion meet was also very suc- cessful. Becky Forsmark remained undefeated, taking first place, fol- lowed by teammates Julie Craven, Carrie Anderson, Kris Green, and Sa- ndy Hero placing 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th respectively. This meet sent five team members to state. Hero Becky placod 3rd overall and the rest of the girls placed in the top 14. In Ely, the site of the competition, the team fin- ished second behind the defending state champ Cloquet team. Other team members were Robin Holzapple, Sue Ratz, Marsha Waters, Patti Da- vidson, Joni Nelson, and Lynn Le- Boutillier. Their coach was Mary Vil lei la. Page 95 1) John Jacobson takes a quick lead at regions. 2) Cross-country like this involves lots of endurance. 3) Tho team was young, made up of several sophomores. 4) Dean Ritter waits for his starting position. 5) Julie Craven, one of the stato compoditors, goes out alone. 6) Becky Forsmark works her way to become third In state. 95 JUMPING The Bear's ski jumping squad, led by senior Mark Ellefson, junior Jim Tenpas and sophomore Mark Hurd, won the Lake Conference Championship and the Sec- tion II title on the way to our team's 2nd place finish at the state meet held at Ely Minnesota. Mark Ellefson won all five conference meets as well as the gold metal in Section II. Mark Hurd usually placed 2nd or 3rd in the conference and won the bronze metal in Section II. Mark Ellefson, Mark Hurd and Jim Tenpas were voted All-Conference heros by the jumping coaches. Other squad members were Jeff Edlund, Emily Ellefson, and 7th grader Jack Ellefson. The jumping squad and boys' ski team was coached by LeRoy Martinson. We would like to thank Mr. Martinson and Mr. Dia- mond for the photos on these skiing pages. Pago 96 1) Mark Hurd takes his jump and looks suprised at how far it is down. 2) Head coach of the boys ski and jumping teams, LeRoy Martinson. 3) Cross-country skliers begin a race at the regional meet Page 97 1) Jay Turkbas takes a top speed run. 2) Carol Chapman prepares for a turn. 3) Brad Douglass, a senior member of the team, takes the lead and is ail alone. 4) Co-captain Stoph Pockham skis at BjJck. 5) Don shows the true X-country style. 6) Jay Turkbas excepts the trophy for the boys' team. 7) This skiier looks suprised at his own speed. % 97 LINCOLN PUCKSTERS The Lincoln hockey team, under the direction of Terry Bergstrom and Harry Mitchell had a fine season. The young and inexperienced team had many ups and downs through- out the season. The Bears had some impressive wins, defeating Edina West 5-2, Hopkins Eisenhower, and Cooper. Mike Harrer (co-captain) and Randy Leeman led this year's team in scoring. Also having a fine season was (co-captain) Mitch Spiecher, sparkling at defence. Other members of the team were outstanding seniors Scooter Larson, Paul Krueger, and Jim Haugen. Returning to next year's team are juniors Steve Levin, Tom Rudrud, Greg Shandley, Tim John- stone, and Kirk Kelsey. The sophomores that are returning are rookies Jim Rushin, Jeff Dobesh, and Mark Ostendorf. Page 98 1) Mike Anderson stops any attempts on goal. 2) Mitch takes control for Lincoln. 3) Jeff Dobesh shows true puck con- trol. 4) Tom Rudrud takes on three LincJ- bergh defenders at once. 5) Paul races down the ice for an open shot 6) Hockey can be an exciting and dangerous sport Page 99 1) Mike Harrer can play well, even on the ice. 2) Rick Schuman deflects a close shot 3) Brad Larson looks to set up an attack. A) Randy beats a Bemidji player to the puck. 5) Kirk waits behind the not to allow time for the other players to get set 6) Harrer goes for a face off during an earlier game. 7) Greg Shanley finds the angle to score. 98 99 Patjo OC 1) Nick shows perfect giants on the pipe. 2) Nadia, eat your heart out 3) Perfect form like Sue's was common with Brad's Babos. 4) Rick becomes a bicentennial gymnast. 5) Stcph Burke completes a handstand straddle down. 6) State competitor Brian Ellis shows state champ form. Page 101 1) This must have been how superman started. 2) Kande Krutch did exceptionally well. 3) Dan could work P-bars as well as floor. 4) Coaches La Fleur, Abraham, and Wolf joke about how to get rid of Houde. 5) It's no wonder they call it a suicide full-twist' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6) As all-around, Brian worked all pieces, including horse. 7) Co.-captain Sue Vitala works beam against St Louis Park. 8) Steve Burt helped to dofeat Edina West with this lever. LINCOLN GYMNASTS The boys' gymnastics team had an excellent season this year under the new coaching of Jeff LaFleu, the Big Ten All-around champs who added the new feeling that the team needed. The gym- nastics ended the 1976 season with an 8-3 record, losing only to the top three teams in the state. One highlight for the team was the winning of the city championship by defeating both Jeffer- son and Kennedy. Both Brian Ellis and Dan Packer went to State and did quite well. The team Is looking forward to an even more successful season next year with co-captains Dan Packer and Steve Nicholas. Other returning lettermen will be Steve Burt, Dan Dulas, Bruce Kitto, Steve McFarland, Steve Buck, Rick Fosseen, Bob Gozola, and Dan Wurdeman. The 1976-77 girls' gymnastics team had a very good season headed by cap- tains Sue Viitala and Denise Brown. The coaches for this year's team were Brad Obbink, Sandy Krantz, and Jean Denison. Throughout the season, outstanding per- formances wore made by: Denise Brown, Steph Burke, Mary Dunbar, Dana Fill- more, Diane Knutson, Kande Krutsch, Missy Mund, Leslie Swartz, and Sue Viitala. The team Is looking forward to another successful season in 1977-78. 100 101 1976 BOY’S TENNIS Under the coaching of Gerald Molosky, the boys' tennis team had a very suc- cessful season. They showed great improvement by rebound- ing from a 2-11 record in '75 to a 6-7 record in '76. The team's strength was mainly in its depthand the fact that there was much competition a- mong team members. This depth was shown in doubles with Dan Haeg and Dan Beck at first doubles. Coach Molosky used the line-up of Rick Bontrager, Mark Loosh Allen with Stan Brown and Tom Bergstrom as well. 102 'o ry VonEscben 1976 LINCOLN BASEBALL The 1976 edition of the Bear Baseball team waddled through to a 2-12 record. In- experience, as only one starter returned from the District 18 championship team, led to many of the woes experienced by first year coach Marty Carlson. The 1977 season has four starters and eight letterman re- turning to form the nucleus of what should be a contending Lake Blue Team. Rich Lough ■ ■■■■ 103 Porter 1976 TRACK TEAM Lincoln's 1975-76 track team, under the leadership of co-captains Bruce Porter and Ronny Lewis, had a very suc- cessful year. Highlights dur- ing the track season included Lincoln's 2-mile relay made up of Ken Patterson, Todd Dilley, Reed Nelson, and Bruce Porter, which was Lincoln's strongest relay. Highlighting the whole track season was Dan Sauffer's first-place finish in the high hurdles at the State Meet. A- nother Lincoln trackman com- peting in the State Meet was Dave Cleary, who took 5th place in the pole vault. With the help of returning State Champion Dan Sauffer and the combined effort of the return- ing sophomores and juniors from last year, the 1977 track team should do very well. 1CM Mike Anderson Larry Opatz Tim Friebe ■  .. iOMi Larry Opatz 1976 STATE GOLF CHAMPS 76 Proved to be a good year for the Lincoln golf team with a 7 win, 3 loss Lake Con- ference record. They also won the Regional title and the State High School Golf Tournement team title. Highlights of the season were Dave Gunderson, who took 5th place in Lake Con- ference and Law Opatz, who took 6th in the State Tourney in the individual section, which helped Lincoln gain the 5 strokes needed to win the State Title after the first day. Assisting the varsity squad were Bart Larson, Brian Johnson, Mike Anderson and Brad Johnson. 77 should be a good year with returning letterman Brad Johnson and Mike Anderson. The returning 'B' squad members will also have a chance to help the team try to defend their State Title. Brad Johnson Tim Friebe 10S Front Row: Jim Hron, Wes Byron, Bob Fordor, Harv Andruss, Jim Swartzel, Capt. Terry Von Eschen, Capt. Steve Clark, Capt. Jay Hilbert, Tom Rudie, Todd Dilley, Scott Le- vin, Don Blakstad, Second Row: Coach Jay Mitchell, Scott Burton, Tim Johnstone, Ke- vin Holm, Dave Barry, Jeff Haaheim, Kelvin Mcnzel, Gregor Kley, Jim Thorman, Erik Anderson, Mark Klanchnik, Mike Otte, Mike Mihelich, Greg Schultz, Steve Stenerson, Coach John Bianchl, Third Row: Coach John South, Coach Harry Kitts, Mgr. Jeff Reed, Todd Johnson, Kevin Sheehy, Steve Levin, Paul Montgomery, Mark Boe, Chuck Pruett, Dave Scheer, Dave Sanderson, Tom Mielke, Phil Herbold, Dan Saunders, Bob Lefflor, Mgr. Bob Keenan, Coach Joe Dolan, Coach Stan Skjei, Fourth Row: Rick Cecka, Doug Lesser, Kent Peterson, Todd Gordenier, Chuck Hines, Greg Eldred, Greg Svendsen, Matt Tadlch, Jim Tenpas, Brian Neuenfeldt, Paul Jackson, Tom Harrison, Tim Kassa, Mark Heinzman, Brian Solstad. VARSITY FOOTBALL BEARS RECORD: 2-7 OPPONENTS 7 EDINA WEST 19 9 LINDBERGH 0 14 KENNEDY 13 0 BURNSVILLE 34 7 ST. LOUIS PARK 10 (O.T. 14 ARMSTRONG 27 7 ROBBINSDALE 10 (O.T. 7 JEFFERSON 35 7 OSSEO 30 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL First Row: Bob Stark, Ron Faye, Rick Moline, Jim Jacobson, Bob Telhe, Doug Taplin, John McKenzie, Ron Walker, Scott Singer, Dan Chase, Tim Walstad, Rick Kassa. Sec- ond Row: Bob Nelson, Mark Johannes, Don Hurst, Jim Gustafson, Bob Lefflor, Tim Caro- lan, John Helslck, Bryan Engfer, Greg Schultz, Jeff Dobesh, John Holm, John Lemley, Larry Roberman. Third Row: Coach Mitchell, Mike Carlson, Jim Rushin, Mike Engol, Dave Boe, Dave Householder, Mike Getchman, Phil Bruneau, Jon Maher, Craig Pearson, Tom Adams, Dave Cody, Bruce Grant, Jon Vasatka, Dave Pertl, Jeff O'Neill, Coach Blanch!. 106 Front Row: Todd Stroesner Manager, Steve Aga, Pat McClellan, Mike Anderson, John Brownrlgg, Mike Rydberg, Jim Haugen, Carl Porcelli, Mark Anderson, Scott Relerson, Kevin Wlshy, Mlko Harror, Kevin Russett, Kerry Fitzgerald, Bob Schwlrtz, Lance Nelson, Art Alonso, Back Row: Coach Tom Lamp!, Matt Frlebe, Tim Claar, Jeff Wurdoman, Kirk Kelsey, John McCartan, Jay Turkbas, Mark Mullane, Chuck Engel, Brian Budenski, Chris Pyle, Jeff Enney, Eric Paulsen, Steve Fling, Curt Johnson, Steve Albers, Tom Russett, Steve Kettlekamp, Dan Kuppe, Coach Jack Born. Front Row: Mike Anderson, Matt Friebe, John Brownrigg, Dean Kliewer, Carl Porcelli, Scott Relerson, Rick Ottoson, Dan Carlson, Lance Nelson, Back Row: Steve Abers, Dan Kuppe, John McCartan, Pat McClellan, Jeff Wurdoman, Rick Schuman, Tim Clair, Jeff Enney, Steve Fling, Dan Kettelkamp, Bob White. Front Row: Larry Ottoson, Gerry Baker, Westy Graves, Jeff Schubert, Ron Peterson, Phil Harder, Craig Wlshy, Steve Peake, Mike DeMuse, Bob Hensley, Karsten Nelson, Bruce Larson, Don Robblnson, Jeff Svendsen, Jody Olson, Back Row: Coach Bergstrom, Matt Ryan, Butch Bovy, Jim Jansen, Mark Ostendorf, Phil Reilly, Doug McFarland, Jim Smil-| er, Mike Pikoia, Mike Elftman, Bob Maoser, Jeff Clemens, Mark Harrer, Monty Golden- stein, Jim Schmitz, Dave Krueger. VARSITY SOCCER RECORD: 16-0-3 CITY CHAMPS LAKE CONFERENCE CHAMPS REGION CHAMPS STATE CHAMPS OPPONENTS LINDBERGH WAYZATA MINNETONKA RICHFIELD ARMSTRONG EDINA EAST JEFFERSON EISENHOWER ROBBINSDALE BURNSVILLE ST. LOUIS PARK KENNEDY COOPER EDINA WEST REGIONS ROBBINSDALE JEFFERSON BENILDE EDINA EAST MOUNDS VIEW JV SOCCER SOPHOMORE SOCCER 107 BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD: 5-4 6th CITY CHAMPIONSHIP KENNEDY INV.-2nd PLACE LAKE CONFERENCE-4th PLACE TIE SUB-REGION-4th PLACE REGION-7th PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 41 ARMSTRONG 19 23 OSSEO 34 37 LINDBERGH 22 34 ROBBINSDALE 24 17 MOUND 44 18 ST. LOUIS PARK 44 47 BURNSVILLE 15 25 EDINA WEST 33 22 JEFFERSON 36 GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD: 7-1 CITY CHAMPS RUM RIVER RUN-5th PLACE KENNEDY INV.-lst PLACE LAKE CONFERENCE-2nd PLACE REGION-5th PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 46 ARMSTRONG 16 26 OSSEO 29 21 LINDBERGH 36 24 ROBBINSDALE 32 15 MOUND 50 15 ST. LOUIS PARK 50 25 BURNSVILLE 34 26 EDINA WEST 29 15 JEFFERSON 50 BOYS' GYMNASTICS RECORD: 7-3 CITY CHAMPS LAKE CONFERENCE-4th PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 97 EDINA WEST 90 87 BURNSVILLE 77 89 ST. LOUIS PARK 106 89 LINDBERGH 65 100 KENNEDY 99 96 ARMSTRONG 125 102 RICHFIELD 77 99 JEFFERSON 97 96 ROBBINSDALE 120 99 OSSEO 96 p i I - i i m. .i i i 4? 'Is . 1 ,  3 ’ll Front Row: Todd S roessnor, Ken Golding, Jeff Posch, Tom Peckham, Kent Green, Dean Ritter, Bill Corby, Middle Row: Scott Goldensteln, Paul Schroodor, Paul Allen, Chris Vincent, Tom Rudrud, Rick Lawrewce, Back Row: Coach Bill Ochs, Harry Schutte, Drake Aaze, John Jacobson, Brad Douglas, Jeff Doering, Reed Nelson, Asst. Coach Ault. Front Row: Todd Stroessner, Bill Corby, Middle Row: Valerie Johnson, Becky Forsmark, Sandy Hero, Kris Green, Sue Rotzein, Back Row: Coach Bill Ochs, Stephanie Peckham, Debbie Ogren, Judy Ritter, Betsy Hartman, Asst. Coach Ault. Front Row: Pat House, Barry Gunderson, Stove Durxln, Andy Lange, Kieth Veith, Deryl Griepp, Kurt Stensrud, Jerry Girouard, Shawn Jones, Middle Row: Bob Gazola, Paul Hoe- cherl, Steve Maxln, Jim VanDyne, Rick Fossecn, Art Bartels, Dan Wurdoman, Steve Buck, Alan Atwell, Steve Snyder, Back Row: Coach Jeff LaFleur, Co-Capt. Rick Morris, Dan Packer, Steve Nicholas, Co-Capt. Brian Ellis, Jerry Wallace, Steve McFarland, Dan Dulas, Bruce Kitto, Steve Burt, Coach Refky Abraham, Coach Jim Wolf. Front Row: Tami Ellickson, Beth Schultz, Cindy Meeker, Beth Jackson, Sue Cook, Joan Humphrey, Second Row: Greg Anklam, Nancy Wlshart, Lisa Granoion, Kay Humphrey, Marla Ebeling, Julie Cornell, Third Row: Joanne Sotzen, Missy Mund, Julie Martin, Laura Brackett, Pam Wishart, Sarah Holmes, Chuck Peltso, Back Row: Sue Brehm, Diane Eppel, Lori Johnson, Patti Geehan. Front Row: Nancy Wulf, Lynn Kretchman, Nancy Buss, Corl Johnson, Lori Birlid, Chris Johnson, Rhonda Lundin, Back Row: Coach David Horning, Terri Sullivan, Terri Benda, Sara Ewen, Laura Baker, Bea Comty, Sue Stenorson, Jo Fischer, Missy Burns. Front Row: Pam Bontrager, Cheri Graftstrom, Pat Bontrager, Sue Lundy, Ann Majerus, Kris Kostick, Cindy Larsen, Laurie Duehn, Middle Row: Debra Sylvester, Debra Petorson, Robin Holtzapple, Laurie Peterson, Anita Nelson, Kelli Kostick, Angie Ruzicka, Julie Sausser, Jan Johnson, Back Row: Coach David Dube, Carrie Anderson, Jan Dammann, Shelley Bingham, Stacey Bingham, Cindy Bouy, Diane Peterson, Carol Bruneau, Ann Blaylick, Shelley Cleveland, Asst. Coach Jane Rasmussen. GIRL'S SWIMMING RECORD: 6-3 SECTION RUNNER-UP BEARS OPPONENTS 63.5 LINDBERGH 107.5 100 ST. LOUIS PARK 68 93 OSSEO 79 71 JEFFERSON 101 91 ARMSTRONG 81 46 THIEF RIVER FALLS 37 117 BURNSVILLE 51 80 ROBBINSDALE 92 45 EDINA WEST 38 GIRL'S TENNIS RECORD: 0-12 BEARS OPPONENTS 0 MOUND 5 1 EISENHOWER 4 0 LINDBERGH 5 2 ST. LOUIS PARK 3 i JEFFERSON 4 1 ARMSTRONG 4 0 OSSEO 5 0 BURNSVILLE 5 0 ROBBINSDALE 5 0 EDINA WEST 5 1 COOPER 4 1 ARMSTRONG 4 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL RECORD: 5-11 BEARS OPPONENTS 1 OSSEO 2 0 EDINA WEST 2 0 BURNSVILLE 2 2 MOUND 0 2 ST. LOUIS PARK 0 0 HARDING 2 0 WAYZATA 2 2 NORTH BRANCH 0 1 SIMLEY 2 2 SPRING LAKE PARK 0 0 ROSEMOUNT 2 0 CHASKA 2 2 ROBBINSDALE 0 0 LINDBERGH 2 0 ARMSTRONG 2 1 JEFFERSON 2 0 EDINA WEST 2 109 BOVS' VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD: 15-9 LAKE CONFERENCE-2nd PLACE REGION-4th PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 37 CRETIN 50 68 LINDBERGH 63 40 ST. LOUIS PARK 39 55 0SSE0 42 59 EDINA WEST 44 56 ROBBINSDALE 66 60 ARMSTRONG 41 50 JEFFERSON 52 51 BURNSVILLE 46 63 LINDBERGH 49 44 KENNEDY 42 40 OSSEO 32 65 ST. LOUIS PARK 51 60 ROBBINSDALE 60 (O.T.) 63 EDINA WEST 68 67 ARMSTRONG 47 37 JEFFERSON 49 47 KENNEDY REGIONS 64 56 COOPER 45 64 MINNETONKA 43 36 KENNEDY 37 (O.T.) 45 EISENHOWER 47 GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORD: 7-13 BEARS OPPONENTS 29 SO. ST. PAUL 35 37 EDINA WEST 30 39 APPLE VALLEY 26 16 ARMSTRONG 60 24 JEFFERSON 57 24 BURNSVILLE 58 41 LINDBERGH 38 24 KENNEDY 43 46 0SSE0 43 30 ST. LOUIS PARK 44 33 ROBBINSDALE 34 43 EDINA WEST 21 45 ARMSTRONG 53 17 JEFFERSON 33 31 BURNSVILLE 59 34 LINDBERGH 39 30 ROSEMOUNT 27 Front Row: Manager Brian Heinen, Kevin Russott, Chuck Pruett, Tom Russett, Todd Di I Icy, Bob Hutton, Steve Beisito, Trainer Bob Keenan, Back Row: Coach Carlson, Chris Pyle, Brian Nuenfeldt, Erik Anderson, Randy Schultz, Jay Hilbert, Wes Byron, Steve Krull, Mark Allen, Steve Fling, Mark Anderson, Coach Hutton. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front Row: Dan Saunders, David Pertl, Steve Donahue, Brad Cochrane, John Vasatka, Dick Scanlar, Gregg Schultz, Jim Gustafson, Tony Simpson, Back Row: David House- halder, Bruce Grant, Bob Nelson,Garrett Byrne, Phil Bruneau, John Maher, Mike Getch- man, Craig Pearson, Bob Loeffler, Coach Dube. Front Row: Angie McQuoid, Kelli Kostick, Anita Nelson, Co-Capt. Jan Smith, Co- CapL Sue Rotzien, Kris Kostick, Sue Pearson, Michelle Kruger, 2nd Row: Linda Mark- strom Patti Champlin, Debbie Juberian, Angie Ruzicka, Shelly Cleveland, Julie Saus- ser, Julie Trimble, 3rd Row: Lynnette Kretchman, Laura Brackett, Debbie Barringer, Diane Gladhill, Laura Binns, Linda Hart, Jan Damann, Shelia Keogh, Back Row: Coaches Stan Skjei, Jane Rasmussen, Joe Dolan. 110 VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD: 7-5 ST. FRANSIC INV.-3rd LAKE CONFERENCE-4th OPPONENTS BEARS 25 LINDBERGH WASHBURN OSSEO ORONO ROBBINSDALE ARMSTRONG BURNSVILLE ST. PAUL JOHNSON MOUND ST. LOUIS PARK EDINA WEST JEFFERSON Front Row: Drako Aaze, Jeff Shand, Bruce Larson, Kelly McDougall, Paul Budewitz, Lance Nelson, Scott Smith, Back Row: Coach Tom Lamp!, Jim Hron, Greg Eldred, Phil Horbold, Dave Arbuckle, Dave Schecr, Don Rasicot, Asst. Coach Dave Herbold. JV WRESTLING Front Row: Glen Swartz, Craig Wishy, Dean Kliewor, John Bittner, Wayne Rotzien, Jay Baker, Back Row: Coach Dave Herbold, Tom Adams, Kurt Fuhr, John Heisick, Mark Herbold, Marshal Puls, Manager Jeff Stillwell. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE CHAMPS Front Row: Terry VonEschen, Dave Sanderson, Greg Girouard, Jim Swartzel, NOT PIC TURED: Bob Hellerud, Mark Short. Ill VARSITY HOCKEY RECORD: 12-9 BEARS OPPONENTS 3 MPLS. WEST 1 3 LINDBERGH 8 4 OSSEO 2 0 RICHFIELD 3 2 BEMIDJI 5 7 WASHBURN 3 5 EISENHOWER 4 9 ST. LOUIS PARK 5 5 EDINA WEST 2 4 COOPER 3 0 JEFFERSON 5 2 ARMSTRONG 3 3 MINNETONKA 2 4 PARK CENTER 0 4 WAYZATA 2 2 BURNSVILLE 4 5 FRIDLEY 1 3 EDINA EAST 5 4 ROBBINSDALE 9 4 KENNEDY 2 REGIONS 0 KENNEDY 3 JV HOCKEY GIRLS' GYMNASTICS RECORD: 5-3 BEARS 91.55 100.60 99.30 106.65 107.00 97.15 111.90 102.50 ARMSTRONG BURNSVILLE ST. LOUIS PARK EDINA WEST JEFFERSON LINDBERGH OSSEO ROBBINSDALE Front Row: Mike Anderson, Mike Harrer, Jim Haugen, Tim Johnstone, Greg Shandloy, Tom Rudrud, Randy Leeman, Steve Kettlekamp, Rick Schuman, Back Row: Coach Bergstrom, Mgr. Jeff Reed, Jeff Dobesh, Kirk Kelsy, Jim Rushin, Steve Levin, Mitch Speicher, Mark Ostcndorf, Paul Krueger, Brad Larson, Scott Rieirson, Coach Mitchell. Front Row: Brad Krynski, Scott Goldenstein, Jeff Svendson, Westy Graves, Brad Lar- son, John Brownrigg, Rich Brownrigg, Back Row: Davo Cody, John McCartan, Mike Pikala, Jim Rushin, Chuck Engel, Bob Maeser,Steve Albers, Coach Mitchell. 69.55 122.85 96.35 119.25 94.10 93.80 85.95 116.70 OPPONENT Front Row: Captains Sue Viitala, Denise Brown, 2nd Row: Leslie Swartz, Jan Parson, Steph Burk, Dana Fillmore, Sue Haddick, 3rd Row: Head Coach Brad Obblnk, Karee Bailey, Siobhan McMahon, Bridgid O'Hara, Theresa Ellis, Sue Cook, Mary Hogan, De- vonne Berdahl, Back Row: Asst Coach Sandy Krantz, Kristy Olson, Mary Dunbar, Patti Palon, Sue Smallen, Missy Mund, Kandc Krutsch, Diane Knutson, Asst Coach Jean Den- nison. 112 Front Row: Mike Daly, Brian Carlson, Chip Groth, 2nd Row: Mark Anderson, Mark Cleveland, Reed Nelson, Harry Schutte, Tim Donovan, Mark Wilson, 3rd Row: Coach Greg Anklom, Craig Elliott, Brad Werner, Bruce Laverty, Tom Hilton, Brock Lysne, Tom Benda, Back Row: Jeff DeRudder, Mike Carlson, Bill Kerr, Vern Johnson, Pete Heltjke, Greg Sotebeer. Barb Clay, Julie Benda, Diane Peterson, Diane Jokinen, Bea Comty, Head Timer De- nise Connly. Front Row: Lynn Leboutillier, Debbie Shepeluk, Jeanne Briol, Chris Hanson, President Lisa Ballstadt, Katy Nelson, Lisa Peterson, Sec. Julie Craven, Back Row: Coach Mary Lou Allen, Vice President Robin Gcssner, Kim Bcrglund, Lynn Klicwer, Julie Newman, Laurie Boomgaarden, Treasurer Rughanne Gessner, Susie Schimunek, Assistant Coach Bonnie Folsum, NOT PICTURED: Debbie Sylvester. BOYS' SWIMMING BEARS RECORD: 2-7 OPPONENTS 40 LINDBERGH 107 69 ST. LOUIS PARK 101 71 OSSEO 100 32 KENNEDY 51 61 JEFFERSON 72 76 ARMSTRONG 100 72 BURNSVILLE 94 90 ROBBINSDALE 76 100 EDINA WEST 71 TIMERS AQUA DEBS 113 BOYS' SLALOM SKI RECORD: 10-0-1 CITY CHAMPS LAKE CONFERENCE CHAMPS SECTION II CHAMPS STATE CHAMPS BEARS OPPONENTS 25 JEFFERSON 31 24 RICHFIELD 32 28.5 EDINA EAST 28.5 27 EDINA WEST 30 15 KENNEDY 48 16 EISENHOWER 45 16 ST. LOUIS PARK 47 24 ARMSTRONG 35 21 LINDBERGH 38 15 ROBBINSDALE 33 23 COOPER 32 GIRLS' SLALOM SKI RECORD: 4-7 CITY CHAMPS BEARS OPPONENTS 25 JEFFERSON 30 38.5 RICHFIELD 21 44 EDINA EAST 16 34 EDINA WEST 23 25 KENNEDY 30 31 EISENHOWER 24 27 ST. LOUIS PARK 32 43 ARMSTRONG 16 21 LINDBERGH 38 36 ROBBINSDALE 23 36 COOPER 22 BOYS'X-COUNTRY SKI RECORD: 2-10 CITY CHAMPS BEARS OPPONENTS 21 JEFFERSON 39 29 RICHFIELD 26 30 EDINA EAST 25 50 EDINA WEST 15 43 BURNSVILLE 18 23 KENNEDY 34 50 EISENHOWER 15 15 ST. LOUIS PARK 50 47 ARMSTRONG 15 34 LINDBERGH 23 37 ROBBINSDALE 22 33.5 COOPER 24.5 114  w: Becky Forsmark, Julie Craven, Kris Green, Md Row: Robin Holtz, irson, Sandy Hero, 3rd Row: Pa u gg Lynp LeBoutllller, Emilj |5ue Ratz, JoniNelson, Mar hwMBHMjp 1 ick Ref: Cai Mot Piltured GIRLS' X-COUNTRY SKI RECORD: 13-0 CITY CHAMPS LAKE CONFERENCE CHAMPS SECTION II CHAMPS STATE-2nd PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 17 JEFFERSON 41 17 RICHFIELD 38 15 EDINA EAST 40 15 KENNEDY 50 15 EISENHOWER 40 15 FRIDLEY 50 19 EDINA WEST 36 19 BURNSVILLE 42 15 ST. LOUIS PARK 46 15 ARMSTRONG 40 15 LINDBERGH 44 15 ROBBINSDALE 42 15 COOPER 49 SKI JUMPING RECORD: 7-0 CITY CHAMPS LAKE CONFERENCE CHAMPS SECTION II CHAMPS STATE-4th PLACE BEARS OPPONENTS 25 RICHFIELD 30 15 JEFFERSON 42 15 EDINA EAST 44 17 EDINA WEST 39 17 KENNEDY 41 21 ARMSTRONG 36 15 ST. LOUIS PARK 44 BOYS' TENNIS RECORD: 7-7 CITY CHAMPS BEARS 2 3 2 4 4 3 2 5 1 4 0 0 3 1 5 2 OPPONENTS ST. LOUIS PARK 3 MPLS. WEST 2 ARMSTRONG 3 JEFFERSON 1 LINDBERGH 1 EISENHOWER 2 ROBBINSDALE 3 WAYZATA 0 EDINA EAST 4 RICHFIELD 1 MINNETONKA 5 EDINA WEST 5 KENNEDY 2 COOPER 4 REGIONS WAYZATA 0 BLAKE 3 ns BOYS' TRACK RECORD: 2-4 BEARS OPPONENTS 86 MPLS. WEST 62 54 ANOKA 94 48 RED WING 61 41 ROCHESTER MAYO 68 81 EDINA WEST 76 41 JEFFERSON 104 88 ST. LOUIS PARK 69 60 ARMSTRONG 97 GIRLS' TRACK RECORD: 3-7 BEARS OPPONENTS 43 ALBERT LEA 44 49.5 BURNSVILLE 73.5 51 ROBBINSDALE 71 52 LINDBERGH 70 48 ARMSTRONG 75 64.5 ST. LOUIS PARK 58.5 59 JEFFERSON 64 36 EDINA WEST 86 69 ROSEMOUNT 54 71 KENNEDY 42 GOLF RECORD: 7-3 LAKE CONFERENCE-4th REGION CHAMP STATE CHAMP BEARS OPPONENTS 224 EDINA WEST 237 201 RICHFIELD 222 201 COOPER 225 216 EDINA EAST 212 201 WAYZATA 207 230 MINNETONKA 215 195 ST. LOUIS PARK 199 200 KENNEDY 201 195 ROBBINSDALE 213 220 EISENHOWER 216 Front Row: Dave Miller, Dan Saufferer, Tom Mlelke, Chuck Hines, Scott Strand, Mark McDonough, Rick Waclowik, Reed Nelson, Scott Levin, Jeff Doering, Todd Dilley, Bruce Porter, Paul Ragn, John Morrison, Duane Naddy, Middle Row: Coach Faber, Coach Ochs, Ron Lewis, Ken Patterson, Dave Cleary, Dean Kliewer, Bob Forder, Drake Aaze, Pat McCabe, Steve Trimble, Jeff Kathan, Eric Knutson, Jay Turkbas, Steve Levin, Harry Schutte, Paul Swiderski, Coach Hougen, Back Row: Lance Nelson, Steve Nicholas, Jon Polfus, John Jacobsen, Brad Douglas, Mike Mahelich, John Brownrlgg, Steve Gow, Mick Mayhew, Dick Lawrence, Bill Kerr, Jim Starry, Dan Saunders, Dan Moline, Chris Vin- cent, Coach Frig. Front Row: Joanne Mamel, Kathy Lundin, Kim Matsura, Ann Seha, Jan Horstman, Jan Smith, Anita Nelson, Stacey Bingham, Maggie Welland, Middle Row: Tina Piopcr, Julio Harvey, Sue Peake, Carrie Anderson, Sharon Nelson, Judy Ritter, Julie Craven, Lisa Hil- bert, Val Johnson, Debbie Barringer, Back Row: Coach M. Johnson, Patti Geohan, Shelly Cleveland, Steph Peckham, Diane Eppel, Ruth Kovach, Terri Benda, Diane Peterson, Robin Holtzapple, Kris Green, Coach J. Keelin. Front Row: Scott Kuzma, Brian Johnson, Mike Munyon, Larry Opatz, Back Row: Dave Gunderson, Bart Larson, Brad Johnson, Mike Anderson, Coach Ted VanKempen. 116 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD: 2-13 BEARS OPPONENTS 4 ST. LOUIS PARK 3 5 EISENHOWER 11 2 ARMSTRONG 4 7 JEFFERSON 4 0 LINDBERGH 1 2 ROBBINSDALE 8 1 WAYZATA 14 2 EDINA EAST 6 2 RICHFIELD 6 1 BURNSVILLE 4 7 MINNETONKA 8 5 EDINA WEST 10 2 KENNEDY 6 5 CRETIN 12 3 COOPER 7 3 ROBBINSDALE 9 Front Row: Marc Tlllung, Tim Dulas, Pete Coleman, Terry VonEschen, Mickey Dunne, Wayne Lau, Tom Russett, Jim Swartzel, Dave Craft, Brian Budlnskl, Back Row: Coach Monty Carlson, Kevin Sheehy, Bob Hartman, Jeff James, Mark Anderson, Greg Wurde- man, Mark Johnson, Steve Clark, Rich Lough, John Wagner, Scott Anderson, Trainer- Manager Bob Keenan. JV BASEBALL Front Row: Paul Schroeder, John McCartan, Ken Golding, Kevin Russett, Tom Rudrud, Back Row: Coach Hutton, Kirk Kelsey, Jim Rushln, Brian Neuenfeldt, Jeff Enney, Wade Tumberg. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Front Row: Jeff Knutson, Tom Freemark, Matt Friebe, Dave Teawalt, Jeff Dobesh, Mark Ostondorf, Back Row: Kevin Mussetter, Paul Jackson, Steve Krull, Mark Boe, Greg Thompson, Todd Dusbabick, Coach Berglund. 117 118 119 120 121 - «S' (v «V: « . fe %fe iv H? ’ • ? £  Se «0 S . ,fc a'fe fe .fe . KAREN AA2E: N.H.S. 11,12; S.A.C. 12; Choorleador 10,11, Capt. 12; Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Young Life 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10. JEAN ADAMS: JAMES ADELMANN: Contemporary Perspectives. BRETT ALEXANDER: Pres. Explooror Post 628 11,12 TIMOTHY ALLAN: N.H.S. 11,12. MARK ALLEN: Tennis 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10,11,12; N.H.S. 12; Mah Quh 12. ARTURO ALONSO: Foreign Exchange Student. LINDA ANDERSEN: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10, Chap. Pres 11; Timers 10,11,12; Aqua Debs 10; A.F.S. 10; N.H.S. 11,12. BARBARA ANDERSON: Tennis 10, 11; MOEA Chap. Pres. 12; Young Life 10,11,12. CAROLYN ANDERSON: Swimming 10, Track 10,11,12, Capt. 10; X-Country Ski 10,11,12; X-Country 12; Band 10, 11; Abes Babes 11. ERIK ANDERSON: Band 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Letterman 12. JULIE ANDERSON. MARK ANDERSON: Soccer 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11, 12. MIKE ANDERSON: Basoball 10, Foot- ball 10, Intormurals. SCOTT ANDERSON. SUSAN ANDERSON: Ski Club 10,11; Abes Babes 11,12; Yearbook 10,11. HARVEY ANDRUSS. CYNTHIA ANGELL: Abes Babes 10, Chap. Pres. 11, Vice Pres. 12; pep Club 12; Ski Club 12. JOHN ANGRIMSON: Contemporary Perspectives. DAVID ARBUCKLE: Football 10; Wrestling 10,11, Capt. 12. 12S CHERYL ARENDSZ: Abos Babes 12; Flags 12. JOEL ASTLEFORD: Work Program 10, 11,12. LAURA BAKER: Band 10,11,12; Gym- nastics 10; Tennis 10,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Abes Babos 10, occifer 11, Pros. 12; S.A.C. 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Lincoln Players 11,12; Thospians 11, 12; Speech Contost 11,12; Young Life 10,11,12. RICHARO BAKER. LISA BALLSTADT: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10, Chap. Pros. 11; Aqua Debs 10,11, Pres 12. NANCY BARIBEAU: Treble Choir 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Pep Club 10; Flags 11,12. PHILIP BARKER: N.H.S. 11,12. BETH BARRY. MARY BARTON: Choir 10,11; Abos Babes 11; Bruinettes 12. DANIEL BECK: Letterman 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Soccer 10; Intermur- als 12; Band 10,11,12. BRUCE BECKER: Mah Quh 10,11; Yearbook 11; School Printer 11; Lin- coln Players 10,11,12. LAURIE BENDA: N.H.S. 11,12; Abes Babes 11,12; Young Life 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Timer 10,11,12. THERESA BENDA: Ski Club 10,11,12; Tennis 11,12; Lettered 12; Track 11, 12; Volleyball Mgr. 12. EDWARD BERLAND NHRA 10,11,12. TODD BERNLOEHR: Soccer 10,11. MARK BETZOLD: Gorman Club 10,11 12; Ski Club 12; J.A. 12. DONNA BIGG: Volleyball 10; Vocal Contest 10,12; Thesbians 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Speech Contest 10, 11,12; N.H.S. 12; Writing Contost 11; Lincoln Continentals 12; Abes Babes 12; Mah Quh 12. STACEY BINGHAM: Volleyball 11, 12; Track 11; Softball 12; Letterper- son 12. LAURA BINNS: Basketball 12; Abes Babos 12; Alateen Chairman 10,11, 12; W. Pooh Fan Club. LORI BIRKLID: Tonnis 12; Letterper- son 12; Abes Babes 10,11,12. PATRICIA BJORUM: MOEA 11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12. DONALD BLAKSTAD: DECA 12; Foot- ball 12. ANN BLAYLOCK: Volleyball 12; Band 12. JANE BLOMGREN: Orchestra 10,11, 12; Cheerleader Capt. 10,11, Capt. 12; N.H.S. 11,12; S.A.C. 12. 126 DEBRA BLONIGEN: Young Life 10, 11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Drama 10. TIMOTHY BLUNCK: Yearbook 11, 12; Editor in Cheif 12; Boy’s County 11. PAUL BORGERT. ANTHONY BORGMAN. STEVEN BRADY: Concert Choir 10, 11,12; Pop Group 12; Music Man, Musical 12; MARK BRASSEUR: Wrostling 10,11; Intra's 11,12. LAURA SUE BREHM: Theater 10; Choir 10,11,12; Swimming 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Student Advisory 12; Prayer Group 12; Letter Person 10,11, 12; Timer 10,11,12. ZOANNE BRIOL: Ski Club 10,11,12. BARBARA BROWN. DENISE BROWN: Cheorleading 10,11, Capt. 12; Gymnastics 10,11, Capt. 12; Young Life 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11; Letterperson 11,12. WADE BROWN: Contemporary Pers- pectives. DEBORAH BROWNRIGG: Abe’s Babes 10,11,12; Volley Ball 10; Bruinettes 11,12; Ski Club 10,11; Young Life 10, 11,12. CAROL BRUNEAU: Volleyball 11, 12; Letterperson 11,12; Abo's Babes 11,12; Cabinet 12. BRIAN BUDENSKI: Soccer 10,11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11, 12; Lettermen 11,12. SHERYL BUNDROCK. MAUREEN BUNNIS. BARBARA BURKE: Pop Group 10,11, 12; Abo's Babes 11,12; Student Advi- sory 12; Concert Choir 11,12. MELISSA BURNS: Class Officer 10, 11; Tennis 11,12; Letterperson 12 Abes Babes 10,11; Ski Club 10; Young Life 10,11,12. MAUREEN BUTLER. DEBORA BUXRUDE: Theator 11; Or- chestra 10,11,12; Anthropology Club 11; Abes Babes 12; VFW 10,11,12. 127 WESTON BYRON: Track 10; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Letter- man 12. ALAN CARLSON: NHS 12. DAVID CARLSON: DIANE CARLSON: Minn. Toen Corp's 10; Chorus 11; Young Life 11; DECA, DECA Officer, SAC, Young Life 12. KIMBERLEY CARLSON: Abes Babes 12. DENISE CARPENTER: Yearbook 11; OEA 11,12. KATHY CASSIDY JUDITH CHAPMAN: Gymnastics, 11; N.H.S., Prayer Group 11,12. STEPHEN CHARLTON: ANDREA CHATFIELD: Tennis 10; Gymnastics 10; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Flags 10,11,12. RICHARD CHEESEMAN: NHS 12. KATHERINE CHRISTENSON: TERESA CHRISTENSON: TIMOTHY CLAAR: Soccer 10,11,12; Tennis 10.11,12; Ski Club 10,12; Young Life 10,11; Publications 12; Intramural Basketball 12. JONATHAN CLARK: STEVEN CLARK: Football 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; NSA 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Letterman 10,11, 12; Intermurals 10,11,12. ROBERT COLA: Baseball 10; Intra- murals 10,11,12. DENNIS COLBERT: Ski Club 11,12; Ski Racing 12. AMY COLEMAN. CYNTHIA COMBS: Bruinettes 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Abes Babes 12; Philoso- phy 12. 128 BEATRICE COMTY: Volleyball 10; Tonnls 11,12; Ski Club 10; Abes Babes 11,12; Class Secretary 11; S.A.C. 11; Timers 11,12; Pep Club 10; Concert Choir 11; N.H.S. 12; Young Life 10,11.12. DENISE CONNLY: Pep Club 10; Timor 10, Head Timor 11,12; Ski Club 10; Young Life 10,11; Abes Babes 11,12; N.H.S. 11, Treasurer 12; French Club 12; A.F.S. 10. STEPHEN COOK: Football 10; Track 10. WILLIAM CORBY: X-Country 10, 11,12, Mgr. 11,12; Track 10; Letter- man 11,12. JAMES COTE: Gymnastics 10; Intra- murals 11; LRP Vico Pres. 12; Theater Teah. 10,11. JULIE CRAFT. JULIE CRAVEN: Band 10,11,12; X- Country Ski 10,11, Capt. 12; Swimm- ing 10; Aqua Debs 10,11, Soc. 12; Track 11; Abes Babes 11; Lettorman 10,11,12; A.F.S. 10; N.H.S. 11,12; Gorman Club 10,11,12. GEORGIEAN CRIBB: Choir 10,11; DEC A 12. JOHN CROSBY: Lincoln Players 10, 11,12; Thespians 11,12; N.H.S. 12. LAURIE CROWSON: Medical Careers 11,12 Vice Pres; Abes Babes 11. CAROLYN CRUMRINE: Cheerleader 10,11; Band 10,11; Gymnastics 10,11; Abes Babes 11; DEC A 12. JILL DAHLSTROM: Abes Babes 11, 12; Girl's Choir 10; Concort Choir 11,12; Young Life 10,11,12; Cheer- leader 12; N.H.S. 11,12; S.A.C. 12. KAREN DANBURG: Track Mgr. 10; Band 10,11,12. GUYDON DANDREA: Yearbook 10, 11; Lincoln Continentals 12; Lincoln Playors 11,12. DUANE DEWEY: DANNEWITZ: Band 10,11,12, Rank Capt. 12; Tennis 10, 11; Baskotball 10; S.A.C. 12; Class Tres. 12; Lincoln continentals 12; Choir Pres. 12. DAVID DANOWIT: A.F.S. 10,11; In- tramurals 10; Baseball 10. SUSAN DARROW: DECA 12; Contem- poary Perspectives 12. JEFFREY DAVIS. PATRICIA DEA: Abes Babes 10; MOEA 11,12. NANCY DELANDER: Ski Club 10,11; DECA 11,12. KAREN DELIE: B Honor Roll Since 10; Abes Babes 10; Ski Club 10; MOEA Tres. 12. JEFFREY DERUDDER: Swimming 10, 11,12; Letterman 12. JOHN DESILETS. TERRI DICKINSON. 129 TODD DILLEY: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; NSA 10,11,12. BRENDA DORRY. BRADLEY DOUGLASS: X-Country 10, 11,12; Intramurals 10; X-Country Ski 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Letterman 11, 12. PATRICIA DUERR. MARK DZANDZARA: Soccer 10; Golf 10,11,12. NANCY ECKERT: German Club. MARITA EISSINGER. MARK EL HARD. BRIAN ELLIS: Gymnastics 10,11, Capt. 12. RUSSELL EMANUELSON. BEVERLY ENGELSON. PATRICIA ENSTAD: Band 10,11,12; Aqua Debs 10; Ski Club 10; Abes Babes 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; French Club 12. DIANE EPPEL: Swimming 9,10,11,12; Lottorporson 10,11,12; Track 10,11, 12. NELS ERIKSON. PATTI ERIKSON. SCOTT ERIKSON: Tonnls 10,11,12. THOMAS EVERS. SARA EWEN: Bruinettes 11; Tennis 12; Letterperson 12. JANET FASCHING: Choir 10,11; DECA 12. LISA FEILS: Choir 10,11; Abes Babes 11. 130 BRIAN FIELD: Judo 12. BARBARA FISCHER. KERRY FITZGERALD: Soccer 10,11, 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Golf 10; Intramurals 11,12. MICHAEL FLEMMING. KIMBERLY FLODIN: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babos 10,12. ROBERT FORDER: Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11, 12. REBECCA FORSMARK: N.H.S. 11,12; X-Country Ski 10,11,12; X-Country Co-Capt. 12, Abes Babes 11; Letter- person 10,11,12. PETER FOSTER: NCTE Writing Con- test 11. KEVIN FOWLER: Tennis 10,11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12. STEVEN FOX. JANE FRANK: Choir 10,11. MICHAEL FULLER. LANA GAST. PATRICIA GEE HAN: Swimming 10,11, 12, Capt. 12; Track 10,11; Abes Babos 10,11; DECA 12; Letterperson 10,11, 12. MARK GENUNG: Contemporary Pers- pectives. KIMBERLY GERDES: Abes Babes 10, 11. PATRICIA GIBBS: Slalom Ski 10,11, Capt. 12. BRENDA GIBSON. ERIN GILBERT: Abes Babes 12; Band 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12. JANICE GLAD HILL: Band 10,11. 131 PAMELA GLASS: Marching Band 10, 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Abes Babes 12; Concert Band 11,12. DENNIS GLENZINSKI. JOHN GRAFF: VICA Pres. 12. ROBERT GREEN: Ski Club 10,11,12; Lincoln Players 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Pop Group 12; Bear Mascot 12. DANIEL GREENER: Marching Band 10, 11,12; Varsity Band 10; Concert Band 11,12. STEVEN GRIER: Marching Band 10, 11,12; Concert Band 12; Track 10. PAMELA GROOME. PAMELA GROSSOEHME: WE 11; MOEA 12. RHONDA HAAGENSON: Abes Babes 12; MOEA 11,12. JEFFREY HA A HEIM: Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 10; Tennis 11,12; Let- terman 12. SCOTT HAGSTROM. KAREN HAINES: Aqua Dobs 10; Timer 10,11; Cross Country Skiing 10; Brui- nottos 11; Abes Babes 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12, Vice Pres. 12; French Club 12. JEROME HALLBERG: Mah Quh 11,12. DAVID HALLS: Marching Band 10,11; 12, Rank Captain 12; Varsity Band 10; Concert Band 11,12; Orchestra 12: Jazz Ensemble 10,11,12; Yearbook 11; Basketball Manager 11,12; Theater 10, 11,12. KELLY HALVERSON: WE; DECA; Contemporary Perspectives. MARK HAMILTON. DAVID HANSEN. LISABETH HANSEN. THOMAS HANSON. WENDY HANSON. PATRICK HARDER. DONNA HARDY: Theatre 10,11,12; Thespians 10,11, Secy-Treas, 12, Vico Pres; Concort Choir 11,12; Girls Choir 10,11; German Club 10, 11,12; Declam. 10,11,12; Abes Babes 12; AFS 12; Lincoln Players 10,11,12. MICHAEL HARRER: Soccer 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12. 132 LINDA HART. KATHERINE HARTKOPF: Orchestra 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12. ELIZABETH HARTMAN: Cheerleading 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10; Cross Coun- try 12; Downhill 10,12; Track 12. CHRISENDA HASENBANK. JAMES HAUGEN. DIANE HAUGESAG: Orchestra 10,11; Abes Babes 10,11; N.H.S. 12; Theater 11,12; Speech Competition 10,11,12. RANDALL HEDMAN: N.H.S. 11,12. MARK HEINZMAN: Football 10,11; Hockey 10; Baseball 10. ROBERT HELLERUD: Basketball 10; Intramural Basketball 11,12. MARK HERBOLD: Wrestling 12; Con- cert Choir 12; Lincoln Continentals 12. KIM HERIAN: Flags 11,12; Abes Babes 11,12. INGE HERTZKE: Abes Babos 10,11; Ski Club 10,11,12; OEA 11,12. JAY HILBERT: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11; Lottorman 11,12; Abes Babes 12. JULIE HILL: Philosophy Club 12; German Club 10,11,12. MARK H0AGLAND. SUZANNE HOAGLAND: Ski Club 10, 11; MOEA 12. THERESA HOFER. JULIE HOLMAN: Orchestra 10,11; Swim Team 10, Captain 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Vo-Tech 12; Ski Club 10,11, 12. KATHLEEN HOOKER: Theater 10,11, 12; Thespian 11,12. JANENE HORSTMAN: Abes Babes 10, 11,12; Track 10,11; X-Country 11; Letterperson 11; Bruinetts 12; V0- Tech 12. 133 JUNE HOSTETLER. JULIE HOULE: Band 10,11,12; Abes babes 10,11; N.H.S. 11,12. MICHELLE HOUSER: Pop Group 11, 12; Concert Choir 12; Lincoln Players 11,12; Treble Chorus 11. WILLIAM HOWELL: DECA 11,12; On The Job Training 11,12. JAMES HRON: Football 10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Track; Contemporary Perspectives. JAMES HUBERT: Gymnastics 10. THERESA HUGHES: Abes Babes 10,11; Young Life 10,11,12; S.A.C. 12. GLEN HURD. NANCY HUSS: Timer 10; Choir 10, 11; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Young Life 10,11,12. ROBERT HUTTON: Golf 10; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Letterman 11,12. LINDA IVERS: Abes Babes 12. JULIE IWINSKI: DECA 12. MARK JAEGER: TAMI JAHR: Ski Club 10,11; Abes Babes 10,11; O.E.A. 12. JOHN JAKALA. JORDAN JANSEN: Band 10,11,12; N.H.S. 12; Orchestra 12. BRIAN JARVIS. BRIAN JENSEN. ROBERT JENSEN: Concert Choir 12. JEFFREY JOHANNES: Football 11; Hockey 10. 134 BRADLEY JOHNSON: Golf 10,11,12. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON. CORI JOHNSON: Choir 10,11,12; Pop Group 10,11,12; Musical 10; Tennis 11,12; Letterpcrson 12; Student Advi- sory Council 12. CURTIS JOHNSON: Soccer 10,11,12; Ski Team 10,11,12. JILLAYNE JOHNSON: Marching Band 10,11; Abes Babes 11,12; N.H.S. 11, 12; A.F.S. 10; Morning Prayer Group 11,12. KATHRYN JOHNSON: VICA 12. KRISTIN JOHNSON: Philosophy Club 10,11,12; Drama 10; Debate 12; Ten- nis 12; Letterperson 12; Abes Babes 12. LORI JOHNSON. RANDALL JOHNSON: German Club 10,11,12. SHEILA JOHNSON: Treble Chorus 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Marching Band 11,12; Flags 11,12; Abes Babes 11, 12; Ski Club 11,12; Medical Careers 10. YVONNE JOHNSON: Volleyball 11; Basketball 11; Lotterperson 11. MICHELLE JONES: Gymnastics 10; Tennis 10; Flags 11,12; Ski Club 10, 11, Pres. 12; Abes Babes 10,11,12. KELLY KANE: MOEA; Ski Club 11,12. ROBERT KEENAN. TRACIE KELLY: HEART 12. RANDY KEMPLE. MICHAEL KENNY: N.H.S. 12; Band 10,11,12. JULIE KENT: Ski Club 10. WILLIAM KERR: Swimming 11,12; Track 11; Intramurals 10,11,12. STEVEN KETTELKAMP: Hockey 10, 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Letterman 10,11,12. DEBRA KEYES: Yearbook 11. CYNTHIA KIECKER: Marching Bank 10,11,12; Lincoln Players 10,11,12; Thespian Society 10,11,12. CHRISTY KIEFER: Diving 10; Basket- ball 10; Ski Club 10,11,12; Flags 11, 12; Abes Babes 11. VOLKER KIENTZLE: Baseball 10. 135 GREGOR KLEY: Football 12; Choir 12; Letterman 12; YFU Exchange Stu- dent from Switzerland. JOSEPH KLIMEK: Band 10,11,12; Rank Capt. 12; Mah Quh 10,11, Opinion Editor 12; S.A.C. 12; German Club 10, 11,12; Ski Club 12. DAVID KLOYDA. CAROLYN KLUEVIN. ERIC KNUDSEN: Contemporary Pers- pectives 12; Track 10,11,12. BARBARA KNUTSON: Aqua Debs 10; Band 10; Orchestra 12; A.F.S. 10,11, 12; Abes Babes 11. KELLI K OS TICK: Band 10,11,12, Basketball 11,12; Volleyball 12; Soft- ball 11,12; Lotterpcrson 11,12. RUTH KOVACH: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 11; Track 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Anthro. Club 11. DAVID KREIG: HEART 11,12. PAUL KRUEGER. ROBERT KRULL: Football 10; VICA DAWN KUCHELMEISTER: Flags 11, Capt. 12; Ski Club 10,11, officer 12; Abes Babes 11,12; Pop Club 10. DEBRA KUPPE. PER KVALSTEN: Tennis 10; Track 11, 12. HOLLY LA FORTUNE: S.A.C. 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Abes Babes 12; A.F.S. 10. ROBERT LACEY: Baseball 10,11,12. RICHARD LADENDORF: HEART. LOUIS LAMOORE: Band 10,11,12. KATHERYN LANDE. LISA LANDMARK. 136 ANN LARSEN. BRADLEY LARSON: Golf 10; Hockey 10,11,12. BRUCE LARSON: Football 10 Wrest- ling 10,11,12; Lotterman 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. DEBRA LARSON: M0EA 11,12. CYNTHIA LARSON. WAYNE LAU: Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12. RICHARD LAWRENCE: X-Country 12; Track 11,12, Swimming Mgr. 11. RANDY LEEMAN: Hockey 10,11,12. PHILIP LEMAY: Stage Band 11,12. JOHN LENSEGRAV. CAROL LEON: Basketball 10,11; Soft- ball 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Lincoln Continentals 12; N.H.S. 11, 12. SCOTT LEVIN: Ski Club 10; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Intramurals 10. LINDA LIET2. BARBARA LILLEDAHL. SCOTT LINDBERG: Ski Club 10,11, 12. DANA LISS. PATTI LLOYD. SUSAN LLOYD: Bear Mascot 12; Abes Babes 11, Tres. 12; Drama 10, 11,12; Thespians 11,12; Spoech Con- test 11,12. RICHARD LOKENSGARD: Ski Club 10,11,12. GARY LUND: Band 10,11,12. 137 PETER LUNDIN: Lincoln Players 10, 11,12; Thosplarts 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Concert Choir 12; A.F.S. 10,11,12; Lincoln Continentals 12. DAVID LUNDQUIST. MICHEAL LUNDQUIST. DARLA LUNDY: Lincoln Players 10, 11,12; Thespians 10,11,12, Sec. Tres. 12; N.H.S. 11,12; A.F.S. 12; German Club 10,11,12; Abes Babos Babes 12. TRUDY MACZIEWSKI: Basketball 10, Band 10,11; DECA 12. CATHERINE MADDEN: Pep Club 10, 11,12, Vlce-Pres. 11, Pres, 12; Anthro. 11; Abes Babes Cabinet 12. LYNN MANEKE. RODNEY MATTILA. LINDA MAYER: Theater 10; Ski Club 10,12; Abes Babes 11,12. JOAN MC CABE: Marching Band 10, 11; Varsity Band 10,11; Cheerleading 10,11,12; Young Life 10,11,12; N.H.S. 12; S.A.C. 12. PATRICK MC CLELLAN: Soccer 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12. MIKE MC GEE: Track Manager 10; Marching Band 10,11; Concert Band 10,11; German Club 12. MARGARET MC KEEVER: DECA 11, 12, Tres. 12; On the Job Training 12. SANDRA MC MENEMY: Ski Team 10, Abes Babes 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Bruinettes 11,12, Co-Capt. 12. DAWN MEIER: MOEA 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12. VICKI MEIER: Homocoming Commit- tee 10, MOEA 11,12; Abes Babes 12. JOHN MELANDER: Contemporay Per- spectives, VICA, W.E. KELVIN MENZEL: Football 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Pop Group 12; Philoso- phy Club 12; Stage Band 11,12 KATHERINE MICHAELSON. LEROY MILLER: German Club 10,11, 12; N.H.S. 11,12, Vice-Pros, of Tuter- ing 11,12; Soccer 10. PATICIA MILLER: Abes Babos 11. SANDRA MILLER: HEART. MARSHA MILL0NIG: Ski Club 10, 11; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11; Gymnastics 10,11; Cheer- leading 12, Winter Capt.; Soph. Class Rep. 10; 3M Scionco Creativity Award 11; Who's Who Among High School Students 11. LISA MILLS: Flags 11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12. 138 MARIE (MISSY) MILLS: Flags 11,12, Capt. 12; Abos Babos 11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12. SUE MOLINE: Flags 11,12; Band 11, 12; Concert Choir 11,12; Treble Choir 10; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10. ERIN MOONEY: Basketball 11; Vol- leyball 11. SUSAN MORK: Timers 10; Abes Babes 10,11. MATTHEW MORRIS. RICK MORRIS: Ski Club 10,11; Young Life 10,11; Vo-Tech 11,12; Baseball 10; Ski Jumping 10; Diving 10; Gym- nastics 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Letterman 9,10,11,12; Early Graduate. DAVID MUELLER: Track 10,11; Vo- Tech. MARK MULLANE: Soccer 10,11,12; Letterman 10,11; Intramural 11,12. THOMAS MURPHY: Vo-Toch, VICA DUANE NADDY: Basketball 10; X- Country 10; Track Manager 11; Vo- Toch 11,12 GREGORY NASH: Contemporary Perspectives. JEFFREY NASH: Football 10,11; Ski Club 10,11,12; Baseball 10. ANITA NELSON. CAROLYN NELSON: HEART 12. DAN NELSON. KATHRYN NELSON: A.F.S. 10; Aqua Debs 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Abes Babos 10,11, Chap Pres. 11; Band 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12. KEVIN NELSON. REED NELSON: X-Country 11,12, Capt. 12; Swimming 10,11,12, Capt. 12; Track 11,12; Baseball 10; Lotter- man 10,11,12; Young Life 10,11; F.C.A. Pros. 12. RITA NELSON. MIKE NESS. 139 LORI NOETHE: Aqua Debs 10; Mah Quh 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12. ROBERT NORMAN: Fall Play 12. VICKIE NORRIS: KAREN NYGAARD: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 11,12; S.A.C. 10. KATHERINE 0 HARA; Abes Babes 10, Ski 12. DAVID OBERG. ALAN OLEJNICAK: Contemporary Perspectives VICA. SUSAN OLSEN. DONALD OLSON. MARIA OLSON: Band 10,11,12; Abes Babes 11; N.H.S. 12; Philosophy Club 12. TIMOTHY OLSON: Lincoln Players 10,11,12. WARREN OPHEIM. MARYANN OPPEGARD: Gymnastics 10; Abes Babes 10,11; Ski Club 12; Young Life 10,11; Yearbook 11,12; Hockoy 11,12; Concert Choir 10,11, 12. JILL OREDSON: Concert Choir 10, 11,12. BRYAN PACKER. KATHERINE PAHL. RICHARD PALMER: Contemporary Perspectives. TODD PATTON. ERIC PAULSEN: Soccer 10,11,12; Skiing 10,11,12; Track 10; Tennis 11, 12; Letterman 10,11,12; Abespeople 12. LORI PAULSEN: N.H.S. 12. RICHARD PEARSON: BAXTER PEDERSEN: 140 SHELLEY PEL TON: Gymnastics 10; Marching Band 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Young Life 10, 11,12; Abes Babes 12; Girl's Hockey Team 11,12; German Club 10,11,12; Track 12. CINDY PENDROY: Abes Babes Pub- licity Chairman 11,12; Gymnastics 11; Marching Band 10,11; Rankcaptain 12; Concert Band 12; Symphonic Band 11; Varsity 10; Ski Club 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10; PAMELA PERIN: Marching Band 10, 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11; 12; Abes Babes 10; Chapter Pres. 11; Secretary 12; Studont Advisory Coun- cil 10,12; Pep Club 12. CARRIE PETTERSON: Brulnettes 11, 12; Young Life 10,11,12; Abes Babos 11,12; Studont Advisory Board 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12. CATHERINE PHERSON: Marching Band 10,11,12; Abes Babos 10,11; Young Life 10,11,12. MARC PHIBBS: Soccer 10; Hockey 10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Letterman 12; Intramurals 11,12; NHS 11,12. STEVEN PITTMAN: Baseball 10; Soc- cer 11; Intramurals 10,11,12. JONATHAN POLFUS: Cross Country 10; Track 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12 KRYSTN POLYMEROS. CARL PORCELLI: Hockey 10,11; Tennis 10,12; Golf 11; Soccer 11,12; Abes Babes 12; Lottcrman 11,12. KAREN PORTER: Flagtwlrlers 11,12; Concert Choir 11,12; Treble Choir 10; Marching Band 11,12; Lib. Asst. 11; Contemporary Perspectives 12. JOHN POST. RICHARD PREINER. HEIDI PRICE: Pep Club 10; AFS 10; Aqua Debs 10; Drama 10,11; Brulnettes 12; Abes Babes 11,12. DAVID PRILL. MARI PROCHNOW. GAIL PULS. CHRISTOPHER PYLE: Soccer 10,11, capt. 12; Basketball 10,11, capt. 12; Track 10; Letterman 10,11,12; Abes Babes 12; NHS 11,12; Intramurals 11, 12. JULIE RAYMAND: Track 10,11; Cross Country 11; Abes Babes 12. DAVID REBERTUS. 141 CHARLES REGENFUSS: Football 10, 11. SCOTT REIERSON: Baseball 10; Hoc- key 11,12; Soccer 12. SUSANNE REMARCIK: Orchostra 12; Pop Group 12. LAURA RICHARDS: DECA Club 12. ANN RICHTER: Aqua Cebs 10; Pep Club 10; Drama 10,11,12; AFS 10,11; Pop Group 11,12; Student Advisor 10; N.H.S. JEFFREY RIEKENA: Contemporary Perspectives W.E. KRISTINE RITMIRE: Young Life 10, 11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Con- cert Band 11,12; Bruinettes 11, capt. 12; Pop Club 10. JUDITH RITTER: Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 11,12; Lettorperson 11, 12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Abes Babes 11, 12. NORA RODEKUHR: Abes Babes 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10; Tennis 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Young Life 10, 11,12. SUSAN ROTZIEN: Basketball 10,11,12; X-country 11,12; Letterperson 11,12; Softball 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12. TIM RUDOLPHI: Concert Choir 10, 11,12; Pop Group 11,12; Lincoln Players 10,11,12; Thespian 12; DECA 11; Vice Pres. Choir 11,12. MICHAEL RUMPPE: Choir 10,11,12; Pop Group 10,11,12; Theater 10,11,12; Soccer 10. THOMAS RUSSETT: Basketball 10, 11,12; Soccer 11,12; Baseball 11 12; Lotterman 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Young Life 10,11,12. JANET RYAN. MICHAEL RYDBERG: Soccer 10,11, 12; Tennis 11,12; Intramurals 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12. TRANGER RYNCHEK. MICHAEL SABIN. JAMES SAUSSER: DECA 12. RICHARD SCHENDEL: Yearbook 10, 11,12; Mah Quh 10,12. KIMBERLY SCHMIDT: Gymnastics 10; Abes Babes 11; Ski Club 12. 142 CAROL SCHMIT. MICHAEL SCHULZ. RANDALL SCHULZ: Basketball 10, 11,12; Golf 11. DIANE SCHUMACK. ROBERT SCHWIRT2: Soccer 10,11, 12; Lottorman 11,12. RORY SCOTT. JULIE SEEKON. PAULA SEIFERT: Band 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11, .2 ROBERT SEVERSON: V.H.H. Pros.; Ski Team 10. JEFFREY SHAND: Wrestling 11,12; Baseball 12. MICHELLE SHONKA: Choir 10,11,12; Choir Sec. 12; Abes Babos 12; Theater 11,12; Thespians 12. WILLIAM SHULTHEIS. JANE SIEBERT: N.H.S. LL, Sec. 12; Mah Quh 12; Abes Babos 11,12; Young Life 11,12. MARK SKAPYAK. GARY SMITH. JANET SMITH: Abes Babes 11,12; S.A.C. 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Letterperson 10,11,12; Class Pres. 11, 12. STEPHEN SMITH: Anthro. Club 11; Monty Python Fan Club 11,11, Pros. 12; Ski Club 10,11,12. WILLIAM SMITH: Ski Club 11,12; MOEA 12; V.H.H. JEFFREY SORENSON. REBECCA SPANDE: Aqua Debs 10; Abes Babes 11; Band 10,11, Rank Capt. 12; Stage Band 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Ski Club 12. 143 MITCHELL SPEICHER: Football 10, 11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Intramural 11,12; Lctterman 11, 12. WENDY SPINGER: Bruinettes 11; Theater 10; S.A.C. 12; Choir 10. PAULETTE SPURGIN. CHERYL STACK. SUSAN STENERSON: Tennis 10,11,12; Capt. 12; Lottorporson 10,11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; Cabinet 11,12; Band 10; Young Lifel0,ll,12; N.H.S. 11, 12. MARK STIC HA: Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Intramurals 10,11,12. STACY ST0EN: N.H.S. 11,12; Abes Babes 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12. BETH S TR A NS KY: Yearbook 11; VICA Sec. 12. JAMES SUBAK: A.F.S. 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; French Club 12. PAMELA SUNDEM: Choorloader 10, 12; Bear Mascot 11; Pop Group 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12 Abes Babes 12; Young Life 10,11. SUSAN SWANSON. GLEN SWARTZ. JAMES SWARTZEL: Football 10,11,12; Young Life 11; Hockey 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Lettorman 11,12; Intramur- als 11,12. HEIDI SWENSON: Band 10,11; Abes Babes 11,12; Concert Band 12. MARY TADICH: Pop Group 11,12; N.H.S. 11, Pros. 12; Abes Babes 11, 12; Track 10. MARILYN TANGEN: Ski Club 10,11; Choir 10; Abes Babes 12. D ANNE TANNER. GORDON TERPSTRA: VICA 12. TODD TESCHENDORF. JANICE THEW: Abes Babes 10; Bas- ketball 10,11. 144 RHONDA THOMAS. JAMES THORMAN: Football 10,11. 12. TODD THORSEN: DECA 11,12. DANNY TIETZE. PAT TORKELSON: Contemporary Perspectives; S.A.C.; Bloomington Art Assoc.; DECA. WADE TUMBERG: Baseball 10,11, 12; Basketball 10; Intramurals 11,12. MARLYS TUPY: Abes Babes 10,11; Gymnastics 11; MOEA 12; Band 10,11; Young Life 10,11. ROBERT TURGEON. MARK TURGI. CEYHAN TURKBAS. CHERYLE UHR. GINA VALAZQUEZ: Foreign Student from Mexico, Choir 12. SUSAN VIITALA: Gymnastics 10,11, 12; Letterperson 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11, 12. CHRISTOPHER VINCENT. TERRANCE VON ESCHEN: N.H.S. 11, 12; MahQuh 11, Editor 12; Boys Stato Logion 11; Football 11, Captain 12; Baseball 11,12; Intramurals 11,12; Letter men 11,12. JEFFREY WADDELL: Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Drum Section Leader 12; Ski Club 10. SCOTT WAGNER. JEROME WALLACE: Gymnastics 10, 11,12; Track 10; N.H.S. 12; Ski Club 12. STEVEN WALLNER. CARINE WALSTROM: Pep Club 10; Drama 10; Aqua Deba 10; AFS 10; Studont Advisory 10; Abes Babes 11, 12; Bruinottes 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; German Club 10,11,12. 145 DAWN WATKINS: Marching Band 10, 11,12. DAWN WAWRACZ. GERRI WEGNER: Abos Babos 12; I.S.E. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10, Vice Pres. 11; Alert Club 11; A.F.S. 10; Gorman Club 10,11; Yearbook 11. ROBERT WEGNER. DEBRA WEISE: Troblo Choir 10; Con- cert Choir 11,12; Pep Club 10; Flags 11,12; Marching Band 11,12. SHARON WELLER: Girls Chorus 10, 11; Yearbook 10; Docca 12; WE 12. SUSAN WENELL. BRADLEY WERNER: Swimming 11, 12, Co-captain 12; Lottormon 11,12. LORI WESTON: Band 10,11,12; Ski Club 10, Abes Babes 12, N.H.S. 12. CHRISTINE WHITE: Young Life 10, 11,12; Abes Babes 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Cheerleader 12. JOHN WIDELL. ROBERT WIGHT: Ski Club 10,11,12; Ski Team 12; Soccer 12; Golf 10,11, 12; Lettermen 11,12; Intramurals 11, 12. STEVEN WIK: Basketball 10,11; Intramurals 10,11,12; JA 10; Ski Club 10,12; N.H.S. 11,12. BETH WILL MAN: Bear Mascot 11, 12; Pop Group 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; AFS 10, Sec. 11,12; Abos Babos 11,12; Student Advisory Council 12; Thespians 11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Aqua Debs 10; Spooch 10. KEVIN WISHY: Baseball 10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Lettermen 11,12. CURTIS WOOD DANIEL WORKMAN: Junior Achieve- ment 12. DAVID WORKMAN: Junior Achieve- ment 12; Young Life 10,11,12. JEFFREY WURDEMAN: Ski Club 10; Soccer 11,12; Lettermen 12. KAREN YOUMANS: Marching Band 10,11,12; Rank Capt. 12; Concert Band 12; Abes Babes 11,12; Ski Club 12. JOHN YUSHTA. MARK ZIERDEN: Golf 10,11,12; Let- termen 12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Stage Band 11, 12; Theater 10,11,12. JAYNE ZIMMERMAN: Abes Babes 10; Ski Club 10,11,12. 146 SENIORS NOT PICTURED SUSAN AAMODT MICHAEL ALBERS SCOTTALM STEVE APPLEBY PAUL BAKKEN KATHERINE BARBER HAROLD BLISS CRAIG CHRISTIANSON KATHERINE CHRISTIANSON PENNY COFFELT BRIAN COURRIER AMY DOBESH MARK ELLEFSON PATRICK FOLZ MICHAEL FONTAINE DEBORA GREEN JOSEPH HAAS NICHOLAS HUMMEL DAVID JABAAY JOHN JACOBSON CHERYL JOHNSON VALERIE JOHNSON RICHARD KING MARK KLANCHNIK RICHARD KRAUTER STEVEN KRUCKOW DEBRA LAWSON RICHARD LIND WALTER MACEO DARLA MADSON NANCY MARTIN CYNTHIA MCCAY JAFFERY MCGAHA KATHERINE MICHAELSON PHILLIP MOATES ANTHONY NASH DAVID J. NELSON DAVID W. NELSON JAMES OLSON SHERIE OLSON CARRIE ONEIL DANIEL PAHL JON PATTERSON DAVID PAULSON KATHY PETERSON ROGER PETERSON RONALD PRICE CHARLES RECTENWAL CURT REIERSON JAMES ROCHEL MARY ROSS THOMAS RUDIE MICHELLE RUDOLPH CARLOTTA SHATTUN MARK SHORT KIM SICKLER TIMOTHY SIKICH PEDER SKOGMO THOMAS SPRINGER DARRELL TOUTGES LESLIE VELLINE LOU ANN WALD WARREN WELLS BART WENTZ CHARLES WILLIAMS PATRICIA ZIRBES Aamodt, Dawn Aaze, Drake Abe, Matthew Abnell, Scott Adams, Camille Adamski, Greg Alango, Kris Albert, Jim Aldrich, Larry Amell, Diane Andersen, Nora Anderson, Camilla Anderson, Carrio Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Mike Anderson, Paul Anderson, Rick Anderson, Scott Angrimson, Mark Appleby, Brad Arlett, Terri Arvis, Nick Ashland, Cheryl Bach, Cathy Baker, Scott Baribeau, Rich Barker, Melanie Barringer, Debbie Barry, Dave Bartkiowicz, Barb Bartunek, Ann Basiago, Mark Baumgartner, Diane Beauchaine, Steve Beckon, Veirette Beebe, Tim Belisle, Maria Benda, Tom Benick, Mike Benninghouse, Guy Bergstrom, Tom Bethke, Sandy Bingham, Shelley Bishop, Jane Bittner, Bill BJornton, Jill Blackard, Scott Blexrud, Joffrey Blonigon, DeAnn Bloomer, Patty Boe, Mark Boocher, Dina Bohn, Bill Bonar, Renee Boomgaarden, Lori Borka, Judy Bouchard, Suzette Bovy, Cindy Boyce, Mike Boyd, Mark Brackett, Laura Brandt, Dan Brohm, Cathy 149 150 Breid, Larry Brenner, Jim Broas, Donna Brown, Lynann Brown, Stan Brownrigg, John Bruder, Heidi Cope, Meg Copeland, Mark Cormier, Dale Counters, Connie Craddock, Steve Crosby, Jim Crosby, Paula Bruneau, Craig Budewitz, Paul Buechele, Mark Burns, Tom Burt, Steve Burton, Scott Buss, Nancy Buster, Kim Buth, Russell Byrne, Monica Capron, Cheri Carlson, Dan Carlson, Julie Carlson, Kevin Carlson, Paula Cecka, Rick Chapman, Pam Choeseman, Lori Christensen, Carol Clabo, Rick Clermont, Nancy Cleveland, Shelly Colbert, Ann Coleman, Jean Collins, Jerry Comee, David Conkey, Rick Cook, Sue Crothers, Tracy Cuellar, Mary Daly, Patty Dammann, Jan Davidson, Patty Davis, Richard Dillon, Jean Dimond, Paul Dobbins, Jody Doering, Jeff Donnelly, Beth Dowling, Anne Driscoll, Doris Duehn, Laurie (if Dukart, Jeanne Dulas, Dan Dunne, Mike Dusbabek, Todd Dymoko, Steve Edborg, Lori Ehrhardl, Dennis 151 Eide, John Eifert, John Eldred, Gregg Elftmann, Tracy Elloring, Barb Elliott, Craig Ellison, James Jfc Emanuolson, Curt Engel, Chuck Engel, Tina Enney, Jeff Erdmann, Peggy Erickson, Sonja Erickson, Susan Flaten, Ken Fling, Steve Forland, Randy Frank, Julie Freemark, Tom Friebe, Matt Froolich, Jackie Esse, Maureen Evorett, Mike Factor, Dave Fahnberg, Bob Farnoll, Jill Fillmore, Dana Fischer, Jo Fuhr, Kurt Galazen, AI Garrity, Mary Gasow, Ralph Gavle, Rita Gehl, Karon Gelakoski, Mike Genung, Monica Gessner, Ruthanne Gilbertson, Glen Ginsky, Kim Girouard, Greg Gladhill, Diane Golden, Kathy Golding, Ken Gonyor, Tim Gordenier, Todd Gorton, Jill Gow, Steve Graff, Meg Grant, Steph Gray, Adam Green, Jenny Green, Kristin Green, Nancy Griepp, Cheryl Gries, Dan Grimes, John Grob, Barb Grobel, Anne Gross, Kris Grundy, Kevin Gunderson, Brian Gustafson, Joette Gustafson, Julie 153 Hansen, Julie Hansen, Mike Hansen, Sue Hanson, Chris Harrington, Tod Harrison, Tom Harten, Laurie Haaland, Paul Haddick, Duane Hall, Doug Hall, Patty Halpin, Bill Hancor, Martin Handt, Marilyn Hasselstrom, Mark Haugen, Donna Hedman, Cheryl Hel, Jackio Heigl, Ed Hcilmer, Bruce Heinen, Bev Heinz, Barb Heinzman, Mark Hellesvig, Gail Heilman, Becky Hempel, Barb Herbold, Phil Hewitt, Brad Hilton, Tom Hines, Chuck Hogan, Mary Holm, Kevin Holmes, Dave Holmes, Sarah Holmquist, Dan Holtzapple, Robin Hostetler, Janet House, Leigh Ann Hron, Cheryl Hubbart, Carol Hughes, Jim Hurley, Lisa Hyden, David Jackson, Paul Jacobson, Julia Jahr, Jackie Jenista, Winnie Johns, Jeff Johnson, Alison Johnson, Beth Johnson, Chris Hohnxon, Pat Johnson, Becky Johnson, Scott Johnson, Sheryl Johnston, Liz Johnston, Kevin Johnstone, Ann Johnstone, Tim Jokinen, Diane Jones, Leslie Juberian, Dave Kacher, Mike Kampa, Terry 154 Kassa, Tim Kawamura, Dale Keenan, Penny Kennan, Tim Kelly, Kathy Kelsey, Kirk Kelsey, Wanda Kenney, Julie Kenny, Marie Keogh, Sheila Kiecker, Claire Kiecker, Lynne Kilian, Allen Kilian, Anne Klyve, Jolene Knisely, Patty Knutson, Diane Knutson, Jeff Kohout, Marcia Koplitz, Mark Krallman, Lynne Kilian, Dave King, Julie Kissell, JoAnn Kitto, Bruce Klausen, Julie Kliewer, Dean Kloyda, Tom Krantz, Julia Krapu, Kim Krautbauer, Reck Krautbauer, Robb Kretchman, Lynette Kretschmer, Tim Kruckow, Kerry Kruger, Michele Krull, Steve Krutsch, Kande Kuppe, Dan Kvalsten, Joann Lamparske, Linda Landry, Mark Libby, Jim Lind, Rebecca Lindgren, Cathy Lindner, Brenda Loven, Crystal Luedke, Rodger Lund, Cheryl 155 156 .undorberg, Karen .undin, Rhonda -ysne, Brock •tachacek, Joan dack, Jane Madson, Rena Mann, Patty Matsuura, Kim Mayhow, Mick McCartan, John McCullum, Dynelle McOonough, Holly McOougall, Kelly McFarland, Stove Manning, Pam Maple, Don Marek, Joe Markstrom, Diana Martin, Julie Martinson, Diane Matsuura, Karen McMullin, Kathy McGinley, Terry McGowan, Tom Meide, Randy Meisingor, Jan Mellenbruch, Margie Meyer, Kari Morris, Mark Morrison, Lori Morvig, Dawn Moss, Peggy Mueller, Annette Muller, Debbie Mund, Michelle Michaud, Vicki Mielko, Tom Mihelich, Mike Miller, Dave Mills, Rick Mithun, Susan Montgonery, Paul Mundhenk, Tom Mussetter, Kevin Neely, Lisa Nelson, Cheryl Nelson, Jeanne Nelson, Joni Nelson, Lance Nelson, Mary Nelson, Mike Nelson, Sandy Neuenfeldt, Brian Nicholas, Steve Nichols, Alison Nickells, Mark Noble, Nancy Nopola, Teresa Nordin, Mancy Norman, 8ecky Nugyon, Lan Nygaard, Karl Nylander, Kelly 157 158 ) Hara, Bridgld )borg, Peter )hland, Lisa Jhman, Jeff Olojnlcak, Annette Olson, David Olson, David Olson, Debbie Olson, Kari Olson, Mike 0 Rourke, Patty Otte, Mike Ottoson, Rick Overlid, Kurt Packer, Dan Page, Amy Parady, Mark Parks, Pat Partridge, Denise Patton, Nora Petersen, Lisa Paulsen, Shoryl Pearson, Sue Pearson, Wendy Peckham, Steph Pedersen, Steve Pcgors, Naomi Peterson, Julie Prindle, Deanna Pruett, Charles Puls, Marshall Purvis, Melinda Ramsted, Erid Ramswidk, Kyle Rand, Cindy Peterson, Dobra Peterson, Diane Peterson, Kathryn Peterson, Laurio Plucinak, Jay Pomeroy, Scott Prasher, Lisa Rasicot, Donald Ratz, Susan Raymond, Dean Reed, Jeffrey Reichel, Paul Rich, Becky Reimer, Lynn Richards, Jeffrey Rickabaugh, Chris Risacher, Mary Ritchie, Elizabeth Roberts, Thomas Rosin, Sandra Rudrud, Thomas Russell, Ginger Russett, Kevin Ryan, Lynn Sanderson, David Saufforer, Daniel Sausser, Julie Schocr, David 159 Schultz, Linda Schumack, Julio Schuman, Eric Schweer, Lisa Segelstrom, Debbie Shandly, Greg Sheehy, Kevin Schert, Grog Schlagel, Mary Schlottman, Lori Schmitz, Joan Schroeder, Paul Schroeder, Sue Schultz, Grant Shepeluk, Debbie Shrader, Steve Skapyak, Brad Skarolid, Dave Smith, Bronda Smith, Dave Smith, Mark Soeffker, Soft Soil, Bill Solstad, Brian Somers, Sandy Sorvik, Sharon Sotzon, Jeanne Spande, Tim Speer, Bob Stainer, Jim Stark, Barb Starry, Jim Stenerson, Steve Strand, Scott Strocssner, Todd Sullivan, Teresa Svendsen, Greg Swartz, Leslie Sweazey, Sherry Sweiven, Paul Tadich, Matt Teawalt, Dave Ticen, Mary Timm, Tami Timmons, Dan Tonsagor, Karen Tran, Mylien Trimble, Julie Tufigno, Ron Teeters, Suo Templeton, Kevin Tonpas, James Terpstra, Jane Tesmor, Chris Thompson, Greg Thorman, Linda Tushaus, Renee Vanderscheuren, Paul Vatne, Jone Vinatieri, Brian VonEschon, Michelle Vongrossmann, Poto Waclawic, Michaol 160 Walkowiak, Terry Wallace, Dave Wallace, Morgan Wetter I und, Laura Weyrauch, Jack Wilbur, Russell Wade, John Wagner, Joan Wagner, Maxine Wallien, Pat Wassather, Randy Wegner, Rich Wei land, Maggie Wolle, Denise Welna, Nancy Williams, Sue Wilson, Mark Wilson, Mike Windhauser, Dottie Wingcrt, Mike Winterfeldt, Deb Winum, Anne Wishart, Pam Woodcock, Andy JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Joe Allen Dan Alstrup Melissa Alvin Beth Barnekow Roy Barns Cindy Becker Steve Belsito Donise Brew Wendy Briese Lynn Budholz Anne Cavanaugh Ruth Cleary Cindy Corder Janot Dewar Kevin Dugal John Fissel Dan Frederickson Greg Garvy Scott Goldenstein Bill Grossoehme Randy Groth Mike Hofer Craig Johnson Terry Johnson Todd Johnson Kris Klanderud Dave Lange Jay Larson Mark Larson J.P. Legand Randy Lietz Denise Macziewski Darlene Mayer Richard Meister Pete Merrifield Lisa Mlazgar Cheryl Niedfeldt Owen Owens Chris Pahl Jan Parsons Cindy Petersen Kent Petersen Kevin Petterson Lou Prell Alane Prescott Shawn Reiter Tammy Ridgoway Chuck Robin Chuck Russell Kevin Schablitsky Patrick Schmit Tom Shelson Robert Soil Louise Somers Kim Stavros Jamie Stenrud Jeff Stillwell Paul Swiderski Wulf, Nancy York, Liz Young, Brad Yushta, Joel Zipse, Mike 161 Beattie, John; Becker, Laura; Behlmer, Kathy; Behnen, Tim; Belisle, Mike; Benick, Cathy; Benik, Cynthia; Ben- nett, Lori; Benson, Steve; Beranek, David Berge, Cheryl; Berg- lund, Leigh; Biever, Mark; Bittick, Stove; Bittner, John; Bjerke, Brian; Bontragor, Pat- ricia; Booth, Riki; Borseth, Robert; Bosan- ko, Margaret Adams, Tom; Adi in, Christina; Aga, Steve; Albertson, Jodine; Alex- ander, Adair; Alexander, Kristine; Alvin, Mike; Anderson, Carol; Ander- son, Daniel; Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Theresa; An- geli, Sharon; Arlett, Mike; Arvis, Cathy; At- well, Alan; Bach, Deb- bie; Bailey, Carol; Baker, Gerald; Barry, Scott; Baskfield, Beth Bray, Elizabeth; Bresley, Tom; Broekema, Brett; Brown, Colin; Brownrigg, Richard; Buck, Steve; Buckmaster, Beth; Burke, Stophanie; Burnham, Kathy; Burns, Lori Butterfield, Allan; Byrne, Garrett; Cable, Phillip; Cannady, Cyn- thia; Capron, Debbie; Carlson, Christine; Carlson, Jeff; Carlson, Mike; Carolan, Tim; Carrington, Dana Chaffee, Jon; Champ- lin, Jon; Champlin, Patricia; Chapman, Carol; Charon, Lisa; Chase, Dan; Christen- sen, Lisa; Christianson, Amy; Clark, Terry; Clay, Barb Clemens, Jeff; Clemons, Tim; Cleveland, Mark; Cochran, Brad; Cody, David; Coleman, Joe; Condra, Steve; Conn I y, Mike; Conrad, Jeff; Cooley, Janet Dobesh, Jeff Donahue, Steve Donovan, Sally Donovan, Tim Drazan, Christoph Dunbar, Mary Dunn, Peter Dutcher, Jeff Dykstra, Kris Dzandzara, Mary Cooper, Mark; Cote, Annette; Cox, Gordon; Craswell, Richard; Craven, Jon; Crosby, Janet; Dahlo, Ronja; Dahlke, Gail: Daley, Jim; Danowit, Hannan Dean, Cynthia; Deck- nadol, Craig; Demuse, Mike; Deppe, Patricia; Derudder, Tim; Dcsilots, Sue; Ditlev, Kristen; Dittrich, Christoph; Di- vine, Christoph; Dobbin, Julie 163 164 Ebeling, Marla; Eck- ert, Susan; Eckstrom, Jeff; Edlund, Jeff; Eikaas, Yvonne; El ft— mann, Michael; Elli- son, Daniel; Emard, Lisa; Engel, Michael; Engelson, Brad Engfer, Bryan; Eng- strom, Steve; Erick- son, Jan; Erickson, Jeff; Erickson, Tom; Ernewein, Doug; Esau, Eric; Eue, Kathy; Evers, Lori; Ewon, Carol Hiller, Patricia Hoecherl, Paul Holcomb, Doug Holm, John Holman, John Holmes, Donald Holmes, Julie Holtgrave, Maureen Horb, Teresa Housholder David Gale, Stephanie; Gal- logly, Dan; Garton, Tom; Geisler, Mary; Getchman, Michael; Gilbert, Heather; Gil- bertsen, Ann; Gjevre, Steve; Goerdt, Ellen; Goff, Christoph Goldenstein, Monty; Goode, Coleen; Go- olsby, Karen; Gow, Carl; Gozola, Robert; Grace, Robert; Graff, Bill; Grafstrom, Cheryl; Granoien, Lisa; Grant, Bruce Hartman, Linda; Hart- wig, Paul; Harvey, Nancy; Hatfield, Dan; Haugesag, Linda; Hausladen, Mary; He- gerle, Janice; Heigl, Mary; Heinen, Brian; Heinsohn, William Factor, Alan; Farrell; Shana; Faye, Ronald; Feider, Debbie; Fin- ne, Brad; Fleming, Lynn; Fligge, Lynn; Fordor, Margaret; For- gaard, Erik; Forland, Michael Foss, Sherie; Fosseen, Richard; Foster, Dan; Fox, Brad; Foy, David; Frank, Nancy; Frank- land, Beth; Fuhrman, Cindy; Gailfus, Ann; Galazen, Susan Heisick, John; Hell- man, Terry; Helm- berger, Marshall; Hen- nessy, Kathy; Henry, Ken; Hensley, Robert; Horo, Sandy; Hertzke, Peter; Hilbert, Nancy; Hill, Susan Grant, Steve; Graves, Bill; Griepp, Darrell; Grimes, Pat; Gum- mow, Scott; Gustafson, Jim; Hagedorn, Mi- chael; Hall, Duane; Hamilton, Jane; Hand, Mark Hansen, Laura; Han- sen, Sandy; Hanson, Brad; Hanson, Diane; Hanson, Robert; Han- son, Sharon; Harder, Philip; Harrer, Mark; Hart, Michael; Hart- kopf, Jennifer 165 166 Johnson, Kay; John- son, Leigh; Johnson, Sandra; Johnson, Tracy; Johnson, Vern; Jones, Todd; Jordan, Jeffrey; Juberian, De- borah; Julin, Chris; Just, Karen Kacher, Kathy; Kam- pa, Daryl; Kaphings, Pam; Kassa, Richard; Kathan, Laurie; Kelly, Brian; Kelly, Susan; Kevern, Elizabeth; Kiecker, Alan; Kli- mek, Mary Larson, Bruce; Lar- son, Sandra; Larson, Sandra R.; Lavell, Wendy; Leclaire, Ke- vin; Lee, Deborah; Lee, Vicki; Leeman, Michael; Leffler, Rob- ert; Lemay, Jean Lemieux, James; Lemley, John; Lcs- sard, William; Lie- vense, Robyn; Lind, Kevin; Lindsey, James: Lindstrom, Susan; Loftus, Ronald; Loza, Cindy; Lunder- berg, William Howell, Craig; Hruby, Jeffrey; Humphrey, Katherine; Hurd, Mark; Hurst, Donald; Israelson, Lori; Jacob- sen, Scott; Jacobson, Brad; Jacobson, James; Jacobson, Jody Jaeger, Paul; James, Terry; Jansson, James; Jasper, Paul; Jensen, Barbara; Jenson, Re- nae; Johannes, Mark; Johnson, Charles; Johnson, Jan; Johnson, Jana Kluevein, Shirley; Koch, Linda; Kohls, Ann; Kohout, Michael; Kostick, Kristin; Kot- tke, Deborah; Kranz, Lisa; Kretschmer, Kevin; Krohg, Gary; Kroyer, Mary Krueger, David; Kry- nski, Brad; Kulseth, Lisa; Ladendorf, Ju- leen; Lamonica, Mi- chael; Landrus, Shari; Langston, Jodi; Lar- sen, Cindy; Larson, Brad; Larson, Brett Lundquist, Brian; Lundquist, Diane; Lundy, Susan; Lyon, James; Maeser, Rob- ert; Magnuson, Gregg; Maher, John; Ma- honey, Cheryl; Ma- jerus, Ann; Mallwitz, Manfred Manikowski, John; Marek, Kevin; Mark- strom, Linda; Mathias, Sandra; Maxson, Steven; May, Carol; Me Ardle, Stacy; MC Cartan, Maria; MC Combs, Jon; MC Don- ald, Michael McFarland, Douglas McMillan, Grant McGowan, William McKenzie, James McLachlan, Cara McMahon, Siobhan McQuoid, Angela Mehlhoff, Richard Michaelson Curtis Milbrandt, Jon 167 168 Miller, Catherine; Miller, David; Mills, David; Miner, Law- rence; Moline, Rich- ard; Montgomery, Steven; Moran, Mary; Muri, Mary; Murphy, David; Nash, Becky Nash, Bret; Neagle, Graig; Nelson, Chris- tine; Nelson, Karen; Nelson, Karsten; Nel- son, Lisa; Nelson, Robort; Nelson, Wayne; Ncslund, Ca- thy; Newell, Ann Niedfeldt, Bruce; Nielsen, Julie; Nor- ris, Linda; Notvedt, Greg; Nurkkala, Tho- mas; O'Brien, Steve; Oatman, Lisa; O'Berg, Debra; Ogren, Debo- rah; Olson, David Olson, Jody; Olson, Kristy; Olson, Lorrl; Olson, Michael; Ol- son, Scott; Onoil, Jeff; Oppegard, Nan- cy; Orr, Christopher; Ostendorf, Mark; Otte, Sholdon Peterson, Greg; Poter- son, Ronald; Peterson, Steven; Peterson, Todd; Petterson, Kent; Phibbs, Nancy; Pier- son, Marti; Pikala, Michael; Porter, Su- san; Porth, Mark Posch, Jeff; Post, Bar- ry; Prather, Catherine; Prindle, Douglas; Punchard, Diane; Pyle, Elizabeth; Rand, Lisa; Rauker, Dina; Reier- son, Paige; Reilly, Philip Ottoson, Kimborly; Ottoson, Laurence; Packer, Nancy; Paffel, Marguerit; Palon, Pat- ti; Paquette, Jon; Par- etta, Oscar; Parker, Cheryl; Patterson, Donald; Patton, Daniel Patton, Lisa; Peake, Stephen; Pearson, Craig; Pedersen, Mic- hael; Pegors, Berna- dett; Penticoff, Sheryl; Pertl, David; Peters, Suzanne; Petersen, Anne; Peterson, Richard. Reiter, Kaj; Reith, Erip; Rife, Donna; Ritter, Doan; Rober- man, Lawrence; Rob- inson, Don; Robinson, Lori; Roehm, Jenni- fer; Roffers, Mary; Ruddy, Lynn Rudie, Patricia; Rueff, Greg; Rumppe, Mary; Rushin, James; Ru- zicka, Angela; Ryan, Matthew; Rynchek, Torie; Sanderson, Shari; Sanford, Todd; Saunders, Daniel Scanlon, Richard Scharf, Jon Scherer, Eric Schetina, Larisa Schlessing- er, Gail Schmidt, Jodi Schmit, Barbara Schmitz, James Schneider- han, Rich- ard Schnell, Keith 169 M 79 Scholten, Leanne; Springer, Stove; Wollo, Michelle; Wurdeman, Susan Abe, Mark; Albers, Steve; Allen, Paul; Aim, Greg; Anderson, Dawn, Anderson, Kim; Ander- son, fern; Anderson, ftuil; Andorson, Todd; Arsenault, Mike Burg, Michelle; Cooner, Julia Haddick, Sue; Hanson, Jim; Hatcher, Margaret; Hose, Mich- elle; Killoon, Theresa; Landin, Suo; Mcohl, L Lee; Meier, Glenn Baker, Pam; Bartels, Art; Bellefeville, Bar- bara; Benda, Julie; Ber- dahl, Devonne, Berger, Greg; Berglund, Kim; Beriss, Dave; BIsco, Stove; Boo,David k Boldt, Laurie; Boman, Margaret; Boniarczyk, Rita; Bontrager, Pam; Bovy, Butch, Brown, Bob; Bruneau, Phil, Bruns, Dan Bruss, Katherine; Bulygo, Sheila We at the yearbook staff would like to apo- ligize for the fact that these sophomores are out of place alphabeti- cally. The pictures were lost by the sec- tion editor and were not found until after those pages were print- ed. We hope that these students will accept our apology and we hope that you enjoy the rest of your year- book. Thanks again! 170 Schoeben, Steve; Schubert, Jeff; Schuck, John; Schuldt, Randall; Schultz, 3reg; Schutte, Harry; eekon, John; Seter- trom, Scott; Sherer, David; Siebert, Nancy Simpson, Anthony; Singer, Scott; Smal- len, Sue; Smiler, Jim; Smith, Dennis; Smith, Douglas; Smith, Lynn; Snothen, Kim; Snida- rich, Mark; Snyder, Steve Solberg, Tom; Sond- ergaard, Paul; Soren- son, Wayne; Sowada, Cheryl; Stark, Rob- ert; Steinkopf, Lisa; Stevens, Denise; Ste- ward, David; Stinson, Paul; Subak, David Svendsen, Jeff; Swan- son, Daryl; Swanson, David; Swanson, Gayle; Swartzel, Deb- ra; Swecker, Kevin; Sylvester, Debbie; Taplin, Douglas; Tay- lor, John; Taylor, Michelle Tehle, Robert; Ten- pas, Lona; Tesmer, Paula; Thaxton, Kim; Thew, Mike; Thom, Laurie; Thompson, William; Tilley, Tamra; Tliimmons, Leo; Tomashek, Shari Tovsen, Kevin; Town, Michelle; Trabant, Sally; Tracy, Marga- ret; Traetow, Tom; Trocke, Lynn; Trou- sil, Shawn; Tvedt, Christine; Vandyne, Jim; Vasatka, Jon Vasatka, Maren; Veig- el, Jacquelin; Veith, Lisa; Verby, Karl; Vickerman, Peter; Vitters, Brenda; Vogt, Alan; Voiding, Joe; Vonosten, Karla; Walker, Ronald Walkowiak, Steve; Wallace, Linda; Wal- lin, Mike; Walstead, Tim; Wangaard, John; Waters, Marsha; Wei- land, Ann; Welsh, Lance; Westcott, Kel- ley; Weston, Julie SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED. Julian Anderson, Mark Ander- son, Debbie Anflinsen, Mike Bigg, Lori Blair, Mike Bohl- man, Margaret Bonnert, Hian Briol, Missy Bush, Tim But- ler, Stan Cairns, Grog Cas- well, Brian Chrisianson, Cher- rl Coleman, Lucy Collins, Kari Duncan, Emily Ellefson, Nick Evangelista, Celesta Foster, Marianne Grace, Wanda Hanson, Pat Hawkins, Todd Hillman, Beth Hillyer, Dale Hinz, Debbie Jackson, Mike Lewis, Shauntane Mac- ziewski. Sue Mathias, Mike Mulcahy, Jeff Nelson, Tom Paretta, Lisa Rhea, Colleen Sanford, Joni Sausser, Debbie Schermann, Deanne Smith, Danny Stein, Don Sulivan, Donna Swanson, Shirley Tal- berg, Tom Thompson, Mark Vaughn, Vicki Wentz, Gail White, Craig Williams, John Wilson, Steve Wold. Wetterlund, Dan; Wiebe, Caralyn; Wi- ley, Bruce; Wilson, Paul; Winum, Jenni- fer; Wishy, Craig; Wollin, Sylvia; Work- man, Julie; Wurde- man, Dan; Wygle, Steve Yohn, Greg; Young, Elizabeth; Young, Je- rome; Zahn, Jody; Zir- bes, Bernard 171 174 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Charlos Nelson-Assoc. Principal Mr. Russell Lee-Assoc. Principal Mrs. Maria Frank-Secretary Ms. Kathy Voith-Secretary Mrs. Jan Trimble Darlene Patton, Doris Worwa, Dorothy Koplitz, Win Bank- Mftry Johm Mary BurnJ st,|r|y Remington, Elaine Harvey, tson, Juanita Krueger, Jan Ramthun Dorathy Roleff, Lorenchia Scott SUPPORTIVE STAFF Custodiarii- Richard Belisle, Wenton Wagner, Mat Miller, Katherine Lone, Gerry Yanke, Gene App, Bob Buffington- Not Picture- Joe Vober, Bob Kimbler, Dwight Anton, Dick Hagen, Walt Wozniak, Norm Hoffer, Walt Behm Kitchen holp-Marie Kneip, Mary Ann Athman, Ann Hayes, Joyce Cooner, Evelyn Aul, Ruth Anderson, Lynne Hughes, Carol Proglor, Ruth Durllng, Donna Platt, Evelyn Krueger, Gerry Lathrop, Helen Androff-Mang. Jeansalisbury School nurse-Mrs. Hatch SPECIAL TEACHING STAFF Mrs. Gene Olson Tutor Ms. Shirley Gilmore Spec. Ed. Ms. Judy Oberaignor Dir. of Eva I. Mr. Jay Olsen Tutor Mrs. Evelyn Hendrickson Spec. Ed. Ms. Renata Tusheus Spec. Ed. Mrs. Orpha Gilbertson Librarian Mr. Paul Sheehan Cont. Persp. Mr. Holt Spec. Ed. Joe Whitford Hall Monitor Mr. Lloyd Peterson A. V. Ms. Liz Halverson Para-Professional 177 FACULTY COUNSELORS This year at Lincoln there were new faces in many of the classrooms. Because of boundary changes, Lincoln's faculty was enlarged to com- pensate for the additional stu- dents. The school received seventeen new teachers who taught in a variety of areas in- cluding Phy-Ed, Business, In- dustrial Arts, Music, Langu- ages, Science, Math and His- tory. They came here from many different places such as Ken- nedy, Jefferson, Armstrong, Oak Grove, Portland, and some came from out of state. Not to be out done, the reg- ular staff also contributed to the school year. They coached athletic activities, chaperoned dances, and helped greatly with student activities throughout the year. Faculty, where would Lincoln have been without you? Mrs. Marilyn Wilhelm English Mrs. Irene Yung English Mrs. Drucilla Carson Counselor Ms. Marlene Pinton Counselor rr Mr. Charles Schuman Counselor Mr. Luther Schmidt Social Worker Mrs. Patricia Ballman Mr. Arthur Koivumaki English English Mr. John Daffer Counselor LANGUAGE STAFF Mr. Douglas Larson English Mrs. Carol Sheffer English 178 Mrs. Laraine Tracy English Mr. Joseph Tufigno English Mr. Robin Carlson English Mr. Harry Mitchell English Mrs. Margaret Kiriluk Spanish Mrs. Mary Stewart French Ms. Carol Schlafge German Mr. Mark Ginder English-German Mrs. Marilyn Wilhelm English BUSINESS AND JOB TRAINING STAFF Mr. Stan Skjei Business Mr. Terry Bergstrom Mr. Eugene Weyandt Business Business Mrs. Betty Stainer English Mrs. Mary Villella Foreign Language Ms. Pat Taylor English Mrs. Kathleen Sather Business 179 Mr. Duane Ripple Business Mr. Larry Anderson Co-op Mr. Duane Zaun Mrs. Geraldine Bradford Co-op Co-op Mr. Theodore VanKempen Mr. Neil Hamrin Math Math Mr. Harry Kitts Math Mr. David Herbold Math Mr. William Ochs Math Mr. LeRoy Martinson Math Mrs. Jane Rasmussen Math Mr. Mark Zellmer Science Ms. Linda Tamillo Math Mr. Robert Pintozzi Science Mr. James Burke Science 180 Mr. John Bergman History Mr. Nool Faber Scionce Mr. Rodney Sheffer Science Mr. Harvey Westrom Science Mr. Jamos Dimond Science Mr. Larrys Krueger Shop Mr. Robert Bach Art 181 SOCIAL STUDIES STAFF Mr. Marvin Shrimpf History Mr. Joseph Dolan History Mr. Robin Carlson History Mr. Gene Wise History Mr. Everett Chapman History Mr. Clifford Severson History Mrs. Linda Tisue History Mr. Burnham Elton History Mr. Joseph Hutton History Mr. Marshall Carlson History Mr. David Hornig History Mr. David Dube History HOME EC. AND PHY. ED. STAFF Mr. Larry Anderson Co-op Mr. Gerald Molosky Phy. Ed. Mr. Jack Bom Phy. Ed. Mrs. Elaine Nelson Phy. Ed. Mr. John Bianchi Phy. Ed. Mrs. Sharon Casey Home Ec. Mr. Nathan Earp Music DRIVER EDUCATION AND HEALTH STAFF 183 SENIORS y j ve: 128 V Aamodt, Susan: 68 Aazc, Karen: 125 Adams, Jean: 114, 125 Adelmann, James: 67, Albers, Michael: 67 Alexander, Brett: 125 Allan, Tim: 99, 125 Allen, Mark 23, 62, 110, 115, 12 Aim, Scott Alonso, Art: 65, 107 Anderson, Linda: 36, 125' Anderson, Barb: 125 Anderson, Carol: Anderson, Erik: li Anderson, Julie: 12 Anderson, Mark: 107,’ Anderson, Mike: 125 Anderson, Scott: 125 Anderson, Sue: 125 Andruss, Harvey: 106, 125 Angell, Cindy: 125 Angrimson, John: 125 Appleby, Steve Arbuckle, Dave: 111, 121, 125 Arendsz, Cheryl: 126 Astleford, Joel: 68, Baker, Laura: 10' Baker, Richard: Bakken, Raul: 33 Ballstadt, LI Anthohv, B. Barber, Katie Baribeau, Nano Barker, Phil: Barry, Beth: Barton, Mary: Beck, Dan: 3r Becker, Bruce Benda, Laurl Benda, Terri: 109, 116, 126 Borland, Ed: 126 Bernloehr, Todds 126 Bethke, Terri Betzold, Mark: 126 Bigg, Donna: 126 Bingham, Stacey: 109, 116, Binns, Laura: 110, 126 Birklid, Lori: 109, 126 Bjorum, Patricia: 67,126 Blakstad, Don: 66, 106, 126 Blaylock, Ann: 109, 126 Bliss, Harold Blomgron, Janls: 39, 126 Blonigen, Debbie: 5, 127 Blunck, Tim: 127 Borgert, Paul: 127 Borgman, Anthony: 127 Brady, Steve: 65,127 Brasseur, Mark: 127 Brehm, Sue: 109, 127 Briol, Zoanne: 127 Brown, Barb: 127 Brown, Denise: 11, 127 Brown, Wade: 127 Brownrigg, Debbie: 127 Bruneau, Carole: 109, 127 Budenskl, Brian: 78, 107, 117, Bundrock, Sheryl: 127 Burns, Melissa: 109, 127 Butler, Maureen: 67, 127 Buxrude, Debbie: 39, 127 Byron, Weston: 106, 110, 128 Carlson, Alan: 128 Carlson, Dave: 36, 128 Carlson, Diane: 66, 128 Carlson, Kym: 128 Carpenter, Denise: 128 Cassidy, Kathy: 66 Champagne, Rick Chapman, Judy: 42, 128 121 128 Charlton, S Chatfleld, Cheeseman, Christensen, Christenson, Christianson, Claar, Tim: Clark, Jon: Clark, Steve: off el t, Pei la, Rob Colbort, Denny: 114, 128 Coleman, Amy: 67, Combs, Cindy: Comty, Bea: li Connly, Denise Cook, Steve: ’ Corby, Bill: Cote, Jim; Courrler, Craft, Dave: 117 Craft, Julie: 129 Crandall, Jim Craven, Julie: 5, 36, 115, Cribb, Georgiean: 66, 129 Crosby, John: 129 Laurie: 129 Carolyn: 129 Jill: 12, 62, ai n: 36, 129 Guy: 129 !, Duane: 13, •arrow, Sue: 66, 129 Davis, Jeff: 129 3 Dea, Patricia: 67,129 Delander, Nancy: 66, 12 Karen;  7, 129 i _ Derudder, Jeff: 113, 120, 129 Desilets, John: 129 Dickinson, Terri: 129 Dllfey, Todd: 23,106,110,116, Dobesh, Amy: 66 Dorry, Brenda: 130 Douglass, Brad: 116, 130 Duorr, Patricia: 67, 130 Dzandzara, Mark: 130 Eckert, Nancy: 130 Eiisinger, Marita: 67, 130 Elhard, Mark: 114 Ellefson, Mark Ellis, Brian: 23, 74, 108, Emanuelson, Russel: 130 Engolson, Bev: 130 Enstad, Patricia: 36,130 Jr Eppel, Diane: 109, 130 Erickson, Nels: 130 Erickson, Patti: 130 Erickson, Scott: 115, 130 Evers, Thomas: 130 Ewen, Sara: 74, 109,W M Faschlng, Jan: 66, 130 Fells, Lisa: 130 Field, Brian: 131 Fitzgerald, Kerry: 78, 107, 131 Fischer, Barb: 131 Flemming, Mike: 131 Flodln, Kim: 23, 36, 131 Folz, Pat: 67 Fontaine, Mike Fordor, Bob: 106, 116, 131 Forsmark, Becky: 108, 115, 131 Foster, Peter: 131 Fowler, Kevin: 131 Fox, Steve: 68, 131 Frank, Jane: 131 Fritz, Alan Fuller, Mike: 67, 114, 131 Gast, Lana: 131 Geehan, Patricia: 66, 75, Genung, Mark: 67, 131 Gerdes, Kim: 131 Gibbs, Patricia: 114, 131 Gibson, Brenda: 131 Gilbert, Erin: 36, 131 Gladhill, Janice: 32, 131 Glass, Pamela: 36, 132 Glenzinski, Dennis: 132 Graff, John: 132 Green, Debora:.132 Green, Robert: 56, 132 Greener, Daniel: 36, 132 Grier, Steve: 36, 46 Groome, Pamela: 132 Grossoehme, Pamela: 67 132 Haagenson, Rhonda: 67, 132 Haahelm, Jeffrey: 106,132 Haas, Joseph Hagstrom Scott: 68,1?2 ■' ' ww Jerry: 132 Jody.; _ Jody: 66______ Halls, David: 34, 36, 132 Halverson, Kelly: 66, 132 Hamilton, Mark: 132 Hansen, David: 132 Hansen, Llsabeth: 66, 132 Hanson, Thomas: 132 Hanson, Wendy: 67, 132 p. . 132 65, 132 Mike: 15, 16, v V Betsy . .Chr , ... . JHitK i Haugesag, Diane: 133 Hedman, Randy: 133 elnzman, Mark: 106,1 ellerud, Robert: 133 erbold, Mark: Ul, 133 Herlan, Kim: 36, 133 Hortzke, Inge: 67, 133 Hilbert, Jay: 23,106, 110, 133 Hill, Julia: 133 Hoaglund, Mark: 133. Hoaglund, Suzanne: 133; Hoffor, Theresa: 133 Holman, Julie: 133 Hooker, Kathleen: 133 Horstman, Jan: 22, 23,; 133 Hostetler, Juno: 67, 134 Houle, Julie: 36,134 Houser, Tina: 134 Howell, William: 66, 134 ii Roland: 106, Ul, 134 ,'i mjs: 34 m . heresa: 134 fel, Nicholas 1 .Glen: 134 Huss, Nancy: 134 Hutton, Bob: 23, 134, 110 Ive«, Linda: 134 Teresa Julie; 67, 134 iy, David Jacobson, John: 108, 116 Jaeger, Mark: 134 Jahr, Tami: 15, 16, 67, 134 Jakala, John: 134 116, rad: 116, 135 n, Cheryl inson, Chris: 135 Johnson, Cori: 8, 15, 37, 109, 135 Johnson, Curtis: 9, 107, 114, 135 Johnson, Jillayne: 135 Johnson, Kathryn: 68, 135 Johnson, Kristin: 135 Johnson, Lori: 109, 135 Johnson, Randall: 135 Johnson, Sheila: 36, 135 Johnson, Valerio: 108, 116 Johnson, Yvonne: 135 Jones, Michelle: 135, 36 Kane, Kelly: 67, 135 Keenan, Robert: 106, 110, 117, 135 Kelly, Trade: 135 Kemple, Randy: 135 Kenny, Michael: 34, 36, 135 Kent, Julie: 135 Kerr, William: 113, life, 135 Kervlna, Bonnie Kettelkamp, Steven: 107, 112, 115, 135 Keyes, Debra: 135 Kiocker, Cynthia: 36, 135 Kiefer, Christy: 36, 46, 135 Kientzle, Volker: 135 King, Richard Klanchnik, Mark: 67, 76 106 Kley, Grog: 12, 37, 65, 106, 13fe, 204 Kllmek, Joseph: 36, 136 Kloyda, David: 136 Knudsen, Eric: 32, 116, 136 Knutson, Barbara: 39, 136 | Kostick, Kelli: 109, 110, 116, 136 Kovach, Ruth: 36, 116, 136 Krauter, Richard: 68 Krieg, David: 67, 136 Kruckow, Steven Krueger, Paul: 112, 136 Krull, Robert: 68, 136 Kucholmelster, Dawn: 36, 136 Kuppe, Debra: 136 Kvalsten, Per: 136 La Fortune, Holly: 136 Lacy, Bob: 136 Ladondorf, Richard: 67, 136 LaMooro, Louis: 36, 136 Lande, Kathy: 136 Landmark, Lisa: 67, 136 Larson, Ann: 67,137 Larson, Scooter: 112, 137 Larson, Bruce: 36, 111, 137 Larson, Debra: 67, 137 Larson, Cynthia: 137 Lau, Wayne: 117,119, 137 Lawrence, Richard: 108, 116, 137 Lawson, Debra Leeman, Randy: 112, 120, 137 Lemay, Phil: 137 Lensegrav, John: 68, 137 Leon, Carol: 137 Levin, Scott: 106, 116, 119, 137 Lietz, Linda: 137 Lilledahl, Barb: 137 Lind, Richard Lindberg, Scott: 137 Llss, Dana: 137 Lloyd, Patti: 67, 137 Lloyd, Sue: 23, 56, 137 Lokensgard, Richard: 137 Lund, Gary: 36, 137 Lundin, Pete: 138 Lundquist, David: 76, 138 Lundquist, Mike: 138 Lundy, Darla: 65, 138 Maceo, Walter Macziewskl, Trudy: 66, 138 Madden, Catherine: 138 Madson, Darla Manecke, Lynn: 138 Martin, Nancy Mattila, Rodney: 138 Mayer, Linda: 138 McCabe, Joan: 13, 138 McClellan, Patrick: 107, 138 McGee, Michael: 138 McCay, Cynthia McGaha, Jeffery McKeever, Margaret: 66, McMenemy, Sandra: 54, Meier, Dawn: 138 Meier, Vicki: 67, 138 Melander, John: 138 Menzel, Kelvin: 36, 106, 138 Mlchaolson, Katherine: 67, 138 Miller, Leroy: 138 Miller, Patricia: 138 Miller, Sandra: 67, 138 Mlllonig, Marsha: 138 Mills, Lisa: 36, 138 Mills, Marie: 36, 139 Moates, Phillip Molino, Susanne: 36, 139 Mooney, Erin: 67, 139 Mork, Susan: 139 Morris, Matthew: 139 Morris, Ricky: 75, 108, 139 Mueller, David: 32, 139 Mullane, Mark: 78, 107, 139 Murphy, Thomas: 139 Naddy, Duane: 32, 116, 139 Nash, Anthony Nash, Gregory: 139 Nash, Jeffrey: 139 Nelson, Anita: 109, 110, 116, 121, 139 Nelson, Carolyn: 67, 139 Dan: 139, 116 m, David: , Glonn: 12, 75, 108, 113, 119, 139 Nelson, Kathryn: 36, 139 Nelson, Kevin: 139 Nelson, Rita: 139 Ness, Michael: 139 Noethe, Lori: 62, 140 Norman, Robert: 99, 140 Norris, Vickie: 140 Nygaard, Karen: 36, 140 O'Hara, Katherine: 46, 140 Oberg, David: 140 Olejnicak, Alan: 68, 140 Olsen, Susan: 140 Olson, Donald: 140 Olson, James Olson, Maria: 140 Jfn, Sherle: 66 [Olson, Tlrhothy: 140 [nell, Carrie pheim, Warren: 140 ppegard, Mary: 140 jredson, Jill: 140 Backer, Bryan: 140 fPahl, Daniel Pahl, Katherine: 140 Palmer, Richard: 67, 140 Patterson, Jon Patton, Todd: 68, 140 Paulsen, Eric: 13, 74, 79, 107, 114, 140 Paulsen, Lori: 140 Paulson, David Pearson, Richard: 140 Pederson, Baxter: 140 Pelton, Shelly: 36, 141 Pendroy, Cindy: 36, 141 Perin, Pam: 36, 141 Perkins, Kim Peterson, Roger ------------ Petterson, Carrie: 141 Pherson, Catherine: 141 Phibbs, Mark: 141 Pittman, Steven: 141 Polfus, Joanathan: 34, 36, 116, 141 ™ Polymeros, Krystn: 99, 141 Porcelli, Carl: 9, 62, 107, 141 Porter, Karen: 36, 141 Post, John: 141 Proiner, Richard: 141 Price, Heidi: 36, 54, 141 Price, Ronald Prill, David: 141 Prochnow, Marl: 67, 141 Puls, Gail: 141 Pyle, Christoph: 74, 78, 107, 110, 119, 141 Raymond, Julie: 141 Rebertus, David: 141 Rectenwal, Charles Rogenfuss, Charlos: 142 Reireson, Curt: 12 Reierson, Scott: 107, 112, 142 Remarcik, Suzanne: 39, 142 Richards, Laura: 68, 142 Richtor, Ann: 142 Riekena, Jeffrey: 68, 142 Ritmire, Kristine: 23, 36, 54, 142 Ritter, Judith: 39, 108, 116, 142 Rochel, James Rodekuhr, Nora: 47, 142 Ross, Mary Rotzlen, Susan: 108, 110, 142 Rudie, Thomas: 12, 107 Rudolph, Michelle Rudolphi, Timothy: 142 Rumppe, Michael: 142 Russott, Thomas: 22, 23, 107, 110, 117, 120, 142 Ryan, Janet: 142 Rydberg, Michael: 78, 107, 142 Rynchek, Tranger: 68, 142 Sabin, Michael: 142 Saussor, James: 66, 142 Sauve, Lori Schendol, Richard: 142 Schmidt, Kimberly: 142 Schmit, Carol: 143 Schulz, Michael: 68, 143 Schulz, Randall: 110, 143 Schumack, Diane: 143 Schwirtz, Robert: 107, 143 Scott, Rory: 143 Seekon, Julie: 143 Seifert, Paula: 36, 143 Severson, Robert: 32, 143 Shand, Jeffrey: 111, 143 Shattun, Cariotta Shonka, Michelle: 143 Short, Mark Shultheis, William: 143 Sickler, Kim Siebert, Jane: 46, 143 Sikich, Timothy: 67 Skapyak, Mark: 143 Skjelstad, Deborah Skogmo, Peder Smith, Gary: 68, 143 Smith, Janet: 39, 110, 116, 118, 121, 143 Smith, Stephen: 143 Smith, William: 143 Sorenson, Jeffrey: 68, 143 Spande, Rebecca: 36, 143 Speicher, Mitchell: 112, 144 185 Springer, Thomas Springer, Wendy: 144 Spurgin, Paulette: 67, 144 SUck, Cheryl: 62, 144 Stenerson, Susan: 109, 144 Stlcha, Mark: 36, 144 Stoen, Stacy: 39, 144 Stransky, Beth: 68, 144 Subak, James: 65, 144 Sundem, Pamela: 12, 144 Swanson, Suzanne: 144 Swartz, Glen: 111, 144 Swartzol, James: 106, 117, 144 Swenson, Heidi: 144 Tadlch, Mary: 144 Tangen, Marilyn: 144 Tanner, Deanne: 144 Terpstra, Gordon: 68, 144 Teschendorf, Todd: 144 Thew, Janice: 67, 144 Thomas, Rhonda: 67, 145 Thorman, James: 106, 145 Thorson, Todd: 66, 145 Tietze, Danny: 145 Torkelson, Pat: 66, 145 Toutges, Darrell Tumberg, Wade: 117, 145 Tupy, Marlys: 67, 145 Turgeon, Robert: 145 Turgi, Mark: 145 Turkbas, Ceyhan: 107, 145 Uhr, Cheryle: 67, 145 Velazquez, Gina: 145 Velline, Leslie Viitala, Susan: 112, 145 Vincent, Christoph: 108, 116, 145 Von Eschen, Terrance: 46, 106, 117, Waddell, Joffrey: 36, 46, 145 Wagner, Scott: 68, 145 Wallace, Jeromo: 108, 145 Wallner, Steven: 145 Walstrom, Carine: 54, 145 Watkins, Dawn: 36, 146 Wawracz, Dawn: 66, 146 Wogner, Geraldine: 146 Wegner, Robert: 68, 146 Woise, Dobra: 36, 146 Weller, Sharon: 146 Wells, Warren: 67 Wenell, Susan: 66, 146 Wentz, Bart Werner, Brad: 113, 146 Weston, Lori: 146 White, Chris: 146 Widell, John: 146 Wight, Bob: 10, 146 Wik, Steve: 146 Williams, Charles Willman, Beth: 23, 56, 146 Wishy, Kevin: 79, 107, 146 Wood, Curtis: 146 Workman, Dan: 146 Workman, David: 146 Wurdeman, Joff: 107, 146 Youmans, Karen: 36, 146 Yushta, John: 146 Zierden, Mark: 36, 146 Zierwick, Brian: 146 Zimmerman, Jayne: 146 Zirbes, Pat JUNIORS Aamcdt, Dawn: 68, 149 Aaze, Drake: 75, 108, 111, 116, 119 Abe, Matthow: 62, 149 Abell, Scott: 36, 149 Adams, Camille: 36, 149 Adams, Diane: 149 Adamski, Gregory: 36, 149 Adolmann, Elizabeth Alango, Kristin: 149 Albert, James: 11, 149 Aldrich, Lawrence: 149 Allen, Joseph Alstrup, Daniel Alvin, Melissa: 36 Amell, Diane: 149 Andersen, Nora: 149 Andorson, Camilla: 149 Anderson, Carrie: 109, 115, 116, 149 Anderson, Deborah: 149 Anderson, Michael: 99, 107, 112, 116, 149 Anderson, Paul: 32, 149 Anderson, Ricky: 149 Angrimson, Mark: 67, 149 Appleby, Brad: 149 Arlett, Terri: 149 Arvls, Dominick: 149 Ashland, Cheryl: 114, 149 Bach, Cathy: 149 Backman, Tom Baker, Scott: 68, 149 Bakke, David Baribeau, Richard: 149 Barker, Melanie: 149 Barnekow, Beth Barnes, Roy Barringer, Debra: 36, 110, 116, 149 Barry, David: 23, 106, 149 Bartkiewicz, Barbara: 149 Bartunek, Ann: 39, 149 Basiago, Mark: 149 Baumgartner, Diane: 149 Beauchaine, Stovon: 149 Becker, Cynthia Beckon, Vcirette: 36, 149 Beebe, Timothy: 66, 149 145 Bclislc, Maria: 149 Belsito, Stephen: 110 Benda, Thomas: 113 Bonick, Michael Bennlnghouse, Guy: 99, 149 Bergstrom, Thomas: 62, 115, 149 Bethke, Sandra: 149 Bingham, Shelly: 109, 149 Bishop, Jane: 36, 149 Bittner, William: 149 Bjornton, Jill: 149 Blackard, Scott: 36, 149 Blexrud, Jeffrey: 36, 149 Blonigen, Do Ann: 149 Bloomer, Patty: 62, 149 Boo, Mark: 106, 117, 149 8oecher, Bornardln: 149 Bohn, Bill: 149 Bonar, Renee: 149 Boongaarden, Laureen: 149 Borka, Judy: 149 Bouchard, Suzette: 149 Bovy, Cindy: 109, 149 Boyce, Michael: 149 Boyd, Mark: 149 Brackett, Laura: 109, 149 Brandt, Daniel: 36, 149 Brehm, Catherine: 36, 149 Breid, Larry: 151 Brenner, James: 114, 151 Brew, Denlso: 151 Broas, Donna: 36, 151 Brown, Lynann: 151 Brown, Stanley: 115, 151 Brownrlgg, John: 4, 107, 112, 116, 151 Bruder, Heidi: 36, 151 Bruneau, Craig: 151 8uchholz, Lynn Budewltz, Paul: 151 Buechele, Mark: 36, 151 Burns, Thomas: 151 Burt, Steven: 108, 151 Burton, Scott: 106, 151 Buss, Nancy: 109, 151 Buster, Kimborly: 151 Buth, Russell: 151 Byrne, Monica: 36, 151 Capron, Choryl: 151 Carlson, Daniel: 107, 151 Carlson, Julie: 151 Carlson, Kevin: 36, 151 Carlson, Paula: 151 Cavanaugh, Anne: 39, 65 Cecka, Rick: 106, 151 Chapman, Pamela: 54, 151 Chase, Cathy Cheeseman, Lori: 151 Christonsen, Carole: 151 Clabo, Rick: 151 Cleary, Ruth: 4 Clermont, Nancy: 151 Cleveland, Shelley: 99, 109, 110, 116 151 Colbert, Ann: 36, 117, 151 Coleman, Jean: 151 Collins, Jeremiah: 151 Comee, David: 151 Conkey, Rick: 151 Cook, Sue: 112, 151 Cope, Margaret: 36, 151 Copeland, Mark: 36, 151 Corder, Cindy: 68 Cormier, Dale: 151 Counters, Connie: 36, 151 Craddock, Steve: 151 Crosby, James: 151 Crosby, Paula: 36, 151 Crothers, Tracy: 151 Cuellar, Mary: 151 Daly, Patricia: 66, 151 Dammann, Jan: 109, 110, 151 Davidson, Patricia: 115, 151 Davis, Richard: 36, 151 Dewar, Janet Dillon, Jean: 151 Dlmond, Paul: 151 Dobbin, Jody: 151 Doering, Jeffrey: 108, 116, 151 Donnelly, Elizabeth: 151 Dowling, Anno: 36, 151 Driscoll, Doris: 151 Duehn, Laurlo: 109, 114, 151 Dugal, Kevin: 151 Dukart, Joanne: 151 Dulas, Daniel: 108, 151 Dunno, Michael: 151 Dusbabek, Todd: 117, 151 Dymoke, Steven: 114, 151 Edborg, Lori: 62, 151 Ehrhardt, Donnls: 151 Eide, John: 153 Elfert, John: 153 Eldred, Gregg: 106, 111, 153 Elftmann, Tracy: 153 Ellering, Barbara: 36, 153 Elliott, Craig: 113, 153 Ellison, James: 153 Emanuelson, Curtis: 153 Engel, Charles: 57, 78, 107, 112, 153 Engel, Christina: 114, 153 Enney, Jeffrey: 107, 117, 153 Erdmann, Peggy: 36, 153 Erickson, Sonja: 153 Erickson, Susan: 153 Esse, Maureen: 36, 153 Everett, Michael: 153 Factor, David: 153 Fahnberg, Robert: 153 Farnell, Jill: 153 Fillmore, Dana: 112, 153 Fischer, Jo: 23, 56, 109, 153 Fissel, John Flaten, Kenneth: 153 Fling, Steven: 107, 110,153 Forland, Randy: 66, 153 Frank, Julie: 36, 153 Fredrickson, Daniel Freemark, Tom: 117, 153 Friebe, Matt: 107, 117, 153 Froelich, Jackie: 153 Fuhr, Kurt: 111, 153 Galazen, Al: 153 Garrity, Mary: 36, 153 Garvey, Greg Gasow, Ralph: 153 Gavle, Rita: 153 Gehl, Karon: 153 Gelakoski, Michael: 153 Genung, Monica: 153 Gessner, Ruthanne: 36, 153 Gilbertson, Glen: 153 Ginsky, Kim: 153 Girouard, Greg: 153 Gladhlll, Diane: 36, 110, 153 Golden, Kathy: 153 Goldenstein, Scott: 108, 112 Golding, Kenneth: 108, 117, 153 Gonyer, Tim: 153 Gordenier, Todd: 106, 153 Gorton, Jill: 153 Gow, Stephen: 116, 153 Graff, Meg: 36, 153 Grant, Stephanie: 153 Gray, Adam: 153 Green, Jennifer: 39, 153 Green, Kristin: 108, 1156, 116, 153 Green, Nancy: 153 Griepp, Cheryl: 153 Grles, Daniel: 153 Grimes, John: 153 Grob, Barbara: 153 Grobel, Ann: 153 Gross, Kristin: 153 Grossoehme, William Groth, Randall Grundy, Kevin: 153 Gunderson, Brian: 36, 153 Gustafson, Joette: 153 Gustafson, Julie: 153 Haaland, Paul: 154 Haddick, Duane: 154 Hall, Douglas: 154 Hall, Patricia: 154 Halpin, William Hancer, Martin: 154 Handt, Marilyn: 154 Hansen, Julie: 36, 154 Hansen, Michael: 154 Hansen, Susan: 154 Hanson, Christine: 114, 154 Harrington, Todd: 154 Harrison, Thomas: 106, 154 Harten, Laurie: 36, 154 Hasselstrom, Mark: 4, 154 Haugen, Donna: 39, 154 Hedman, Cheryl: 154 Hel, Jacquelyn: 36, 154 Helgl, Edward: 154 Heilmer, Bruce: 154 Heinen, Beverly: 154 Heinz, Barbara: 36, 154 Hellesvig, Gail: 154 Heilman, Rebecca: 154 Hempel, Barbara: 36, 54, 154 Herbold, Philip: 111, 106, 154 Hewitt, Bradford: 154 Hilton, Thomas: 113, 154 Hines, Charles: 106, 116, 154 Hofer, Michael Hogan, Mary: 112, 154 Holm, Kevin: 106, 154 Holmes, David: 154 Holmes, Sarah: 109, 154 Holmqulst, Daniel: 36, 154 Holtzapplo, Robin: 39, 109, 115, 116, 154 Hostetlor, Janet: 154 House, Leigh Ann: 154 Hron, Cheryl: 154 Hubbart, Carol: 154 Hughes, Jim: 154 Hurley, Lisa: 154 Hyden, David: 154 Jackson, Paul: 106, 117, 154 Jacobson, Julia: 39, 154 Jahr, Jackl: 12, 154 Jenlsta, Winifred: 36, 154 Johns, Jeffrey: 154 Johnson, Alison: 154 Johnson, Beth: 154 Johnson, Christoph: 109, 154 Johnson, Craig Johnson, Patrick: 154 Johnson, Rebecca: 154 Johnson, Scott: 154 Johnson, Sheryl: 154 Johnson, Theresa Johnson, Todd: 106 Johnston, Elizabeth: 154 Johnston, Kevin: 154 Johnstone, Ann: 154 Johnstone, Tim: 7, 106, 112, 154 Jokinen, Diane: 39, 154 Jones, Leslie: 154 Juberian, Dave: 154 Kacher, Mike: 114, 154 Kampa, Theresa: 66, 154 Kassa, Tim: 106, 155 Kawamura, Dale: 6, 155 Keenan, Penny: 155 Keenan, Tim: 155 Kelly, Kathy: 155 Kesley, Kirk: 107, 112, 117, 118, 155 Kelsey, Wanda: 154 Kenny, Julie: 154 Kenny, Marie: 155 Keogh, Sheila: 110, 155 Kiecker, Claire: 36, 155 Kiecker, Lynne: 36, 155 Kilian, Allen: 155 Kilian, Anne: 155 Kilian, David: 36, 41, 155 King, Julie: 155 Kissell, Jo Ann: 36, 155 Kltto, Bruce: 108, 155 Klanderud, Kristen Klausen, Julie: 36, 54, 155 Kliewer, Dean: 107, 111, 116, 118, 155 Kloyda, Tom: 155 Klyve, Jolene: 36, 155 Knlsely, Patti: 6, 66, 155 Knutson, Diane: 112, 119, 121, 155 Knutson, Jeff: 117, 155 Kohout, Marcia: 36, 54, 155 Koplitz, Mark: 155 Krallman, Lynne: 155 Krantz, Julia: 155 Krapu, Kim: 155 Krautbauer, Rick: 155 Krautbauer, Robb: 155 Kretchman, Lynette: 109, 110, 155 Kretschmer, Tim: 155 Kruckow, Kerry: 155 Kruger, Michele: 110, 155 Krull, Steve: 110, 117, 155 Krutsch, Kande: 112, 155 Kuppe, Dan: 107, 155 Kvalsten, Jo: 155 Lamparske, Linda: 155 Landry, Mark: 155 Lange, Dave Lange, Steve: 155 Lanzo, Les: 114, 155 Larson, Amy: 155 Larson, Don: 155 Larson, Jay Larson, Jeff: 155 Larson, Mark Mauer, Mary: 36, 155 Laughlin, Cheryl: 36, 154 Laverty, Bruce: 36, 113, 154 LeBoutillier, Lynn: 36, 115, 155 Legand, Jean Pierre: 114 Leisinger, Sharon: 155 Leonard, Theresa: 154 Lesser, Douglas: 106, 155 Levin, Steven: 106, 112, 116, 155 Lewi, Mark: 155 Libby, James: 155 Lietz, Randall Lind, Rebecca: 155 Lind, Richard: 155 Lindgren, Cathy: 155 Linder, Brenda: 155 Lorence, Denese Loven, Crystal: 155 Luedke, Roger: 155 Lund, Cheryl: 39, 155 Lunderberg, Karen: 157 Lundin, Rhonda: 109, 157 Lysne, Brock: 157 Machacek, Jean: 157 Mack, Jane: 65, 157 Macziewski, Denise Madson, Rena: 157 Mann, Patricia: 36, 157 Manning, Pamela: 157 Maple, Donald: 157 Marek, Joseph: 157 Markstrom, Diana: 36, 54, 62, 157 Martin, Julie: 109, 157 Martinson, Diane: 157 Matsuura, Karen: 65, 157 Matsuura, Kim: 116, 157 Mayer, Darlene Mayhew, Michael: 39, 116, 157 McCartan, John: 107, 112, 117, 157 McCree, Teresa 187 McCullum, Dynello: 36, 157 McDonough, Holly: 157 McDougall, Kelly: 111, 157 McFarland, Steve: 108, 157 McMullln, Kathleen: 155 McGInley, Terry: 114, 157 McGowan, Tom: 157 Moide, Randy: 157 Melslnger, Jan: 36, 157 Meister, Richard: 68 Mellenbruch, Marjorie: 157 Merrifioid, Pete Meyer, Karl: 36, 157 Michaud, Vicki: 157 Mlelke, Tom: 106, 116, 157 Mlhelich, Mike: 106, 157 Miller, David: 36, 116, 157 Mills, Richard: 15 Mlthun, Susan: 157 Mlazgar, Lisa Montgomery, Paul: 106, 157 Morris, Mark: 114, 157 Morrison, Lori: 36, 157 Morvig, Dawn: 157 Moss, Peggy: 157 Muollor, Annette: 157 Muller, Debra: 36, 157 Mund, Michelle: 109, 112, 157 Mundhenk, Tom: 157 Mussetter, Kevin: 36, 117, 157 Neely, Lisa: 36, 157 Nelson, Cheryl: 36, 157 Nelson, Jeanne: 36, 157 Nelson, Jonl: 115, 157 Nelson, Lance: 107, 111, 116, 157 Nelson, Mary: 36, 157 Nelson, Michael: 157 Nelson, Sandy: 54, 116, 157 Neuenfeldt, Brian: 106, 110, 117, 157 Nicholas, Steve: 108, 116, 157 Nicholls, Alison: 157 Nickells, Mark: 157 Nfedfeldt, Cheryl Noble, Nancy: 157 Nopola, Teresa: 36, 157 Nordin, Nancy: 137 Norman, Becky: 36, 157 Nugyen, Lan: 157 Nygaard, Karl: 157 Nylander, Kelly: 157 O'Hara, Bridgld: 112, 159 O'Rourke, Patty Oberg, Peter: 159 Ohland, Lisa: 114, 159 Ohman, Jeff: 159 Oian, Tim: 67 Olojnicak, Annette: 159 Olson, David: 36, 159 Olson, David: 159 Olson, Debbie: 66, 159 Olson, Karl: 36, 54, 159 Olson, Mike: 159 Olsen, Sherle Otte, Michael: 106, 159 Ottoson, Richard: 107, 159 Overlid, Kurt: 159 Owens, Owen: 33 Packer, Daniel: 108, 159 Page, Amy: 159 Pah I, Chris Parady, Mark: 159 Parks, Patrick: 159 Parsons, Jan: 112 Partridge, Denise: 4, 159 Patton, Nora: 159 Paulsen, Sheryl: 159 Pearson, Susan: 110, 159 Pearson, Wendy: 159 Peckham, Stephanie: 108, 114, 116, 159 Pedersen, Steve: 159 Pogors, Naome: 159 Petersen, Julia: 159 Petorsen, Lisa: 36, 159 Peterson, Cindy Peterson, Debra: 109, 159 Peterson, Diane: 39, 109, 116, 159 Peterson, Kathy: 36, 159 Peterson, Kent Peterson, Laurie: 109, 159 Patterson, Kevin Plucinak, Jay Pomeroy, Scott: 159 Prasher, Lisa: 36, 159 Prell, Louisa Prescott, A lane: 39 Prindlc, Deanne: 159 Pruett, Charles: 76, 106, 110, 159 Puls, Marshall: 111, 159 Purvis, Melinda: 159 Ramsted, Erik: 159 Ramswick, Kyle: 36, 159 Rand, Cindy: 159 Rasicot, Donald: 67, 111, 159 Ratz, Sue: 36, 115, 159 Raymond, Dean: 159 Reed, Jeffrey: 106,112, 159 Reichel, Paul: 67, 159 Rleter, Shawn Rich, Becky: 36, 159 Richards, Jeff: 159 Rickabaugh, Chris: 159 Rlsacher, Mary: 159 Ritchie, Betsy: 159 Roberts, Tom: 39, 159 Robin, Chuck Rosin, Sandra: 159 Rudrud, Tom: 108, 112, 117, 121, 159 Russell, Charles Russell, Ginger: 159 Russett, Kevin: 107, 110, 117, 159 Ryan, Lynn: 159 Sanderson, David: 106, 159 Saufforer, Dan: 116, 159 Sausser, Julie: 109, 110, 159 Schablitsky, Kevin Scheer, Dave: 106, 111, 159 Schert, Greg: 160 Schlagel, Mary: 41, 159 Schlottman, Lori: 160 Schmit, Patrick Schmitz, Jean: 160 Schrooder, Paul: 12, 108, 117,160 Schroeder, Susan: 160 Schultz, Grant: 160 Schulz, Linda: 36, 160 Schumack, Julie: 65, 160 Schuman, Eric: 36, 107, 112, 160 Schwoer, Lisa: 160 Segelstrom, Debra: 160 Shandley, Greg: 112, 160 Shattum, Cariotta Sheey, Kevin: 75, 106, 160 Sheldon, Thomas Shepeluk, Debra: 39, 160, 114 Shrader, Steven: 160 Skapyak, Bradley: 160 Skarolid, David: 160 Smith, Brenda: 160 Smith, David: 160 Smith, Mark: 160 Soeffker, Dwight: 160 Soli, Robert Soil, William: 160 Solstad, Brian: 106, 160 Somers, Louise Somers, Sandra: 66, 160 Sorvik, Sharon: 36, 160 Sotzen, Jeanne: 109, 160 Spande, Timothy: 36, 160 Spoor, Robert: 160 Stainer, James: 36, 160 Stark, Barb: 160 Starry, James: 116, 160 Stavros, Kimberly Stonerson, Steven: 106, 160 Stensrud, Jamio Stillwell, Jeffrey: 111 Strand, Scott: 114, 116, 160 Stroessner, Todd: 107, 108, 160 Sullivan, Teresa: 109, 160 Svendsen, Gregory: 106, 160 Swartz, Leslie: 112, 160 Swoazoy, Shorry: 36, 160 Sweiven, Paul: 160 Swiderski, Paul: 116 Tadich, Matthew: 106, 160 Teawalt, David: 117, 160 Teeters, Susan: 160 Templeton, Kevin: 160 Tenpas, James: 106, 160 Terpstra, Jane: 160 Tesmer, Christopher: 160 Thompson, Greg: 114, 117, 160 Thorman, Linda: 160 Ticen, Mary: 160 Timm, Tami: 36, 160 Timmons, Daniel: 160 Tonsager, Karen: 160 Tran, Mylien: 65, 160 Trimble, Julie: 110, 160 Tufigno, Ronald: 160 Tushaus, Renee: 160 Uhr, Mark Vanderscheurer, Paul: 34, 36, 160 Vatne, Jane: 160 Vinatieri, Brian: 160 Von Eschen, Michelle: 160 Vongrossmann, Peter: 47, 160 Waclawik, Michael: 160 Wade, John: 161 Wagner, Joan: 36, 161 Wagner, Maxine: 161 Waikowiak, Theresa: 161 Wallace, David: 161 Wallace, Morgan: 36, 161 Wallien, Pat: 161 Wassathor, Randy: 161 Wegner, Richard: 161 Welland, Margaret: 36, 116, 161 Welle, Denise: 161 Welna, Nancy: 161 Wetterlund, Laura: 11, 161 Weyrauch, Jack: 161 Wilbur, Russell: 161 Wllkerson, Susan Williams, Susan: 37, 161 Wilson, Mark: 113, 161 Wilson, Michael: 161 Windhauser, Dorothy: 41, 161 Wingert, Michael: 36, 161 Winterfeldt, Deborah: 161 Wlnum, Anne: 114, 161 Wlshart, Pamela: 109, 161 Woodcock, Andrew: 161 Wulf, Nancy: 75, 109, 161 York, Elizabeth: 161 Young, Bradley: 161 Yushta, Joel: 161 Zipse, Michael: 161 SOPHOMORES Abe, Mark: 36 Adams, Tom: 106, 111, 163 Adlin, Christina: 163 Aga, Steven: 107, 163 Albers, Steve: 107 Albertson, Jodlne: 163 Alexander, Adair: 163 Alexander, Kristine: 163 Allen, Paul: 108 Aim, Gregory Alvin, Michael: 36, 163 Anderson, Carol: 36, 163 Anderson, Daniel: 163 Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Julianne Anderson, Kimberly: 36, 39 Anderson, Nancy: 163 Anderson,Pamela Anderson, Paul Anderson, Theresa: 163 Anderson, Todd Anflnson, Deborah Angell, Kurt Angell, Sharon: 163 Arlett, Michael: 163 Arsenault, Michael Arvls, Catherlno: 163 Atwell, Alan: 108, 163 Bach, Debra: 7, 36, 163 Bailey, Carol: 112, 163 Baker, Gerald: 107, 163 Barry, ker, Pamela Barry, Scott: 163 Bartels, Arthur: 108, 114 Baskfleld, Beth: 163 Beattie, John: 163 Becker, Laurie: 163 Behlmer, Kathryn: 36, 163 Behnen, Timothy: 36, 163 Bellsle, Michael: 163 Bellefevllle, Barbara Benda, Julie Benick, Catherine: 163 Benlk, Cynthia: 36, 163 Bennett, Lori: 163 Benson, Steven: 163 Beranek, David: 163 Berdahl, Devonne: 112 Berge, Cheryl: 163 Berger, Gregory Berglund, Kimberly: 163 Berglund, Loigh: 36, 163 Beriss, Dave Biever, Mark: 163 Bigg, Mike Bisco, Steve: 36 Bittlck, Steve: 163 Bittner, John: 111, 163 Bjerke, Brian: 163 Blair, Lori Boo, Davie: 106 Bohlman, Mike Boldt, Laurie Boman, Margaret: 36 Bonlarczyk, Rita Bonnert, Margaret Bontrager, Pam: 39, 163 Bontrager, Pat: 39, 109 Booth, Rlkl: 163 Borseth: Bob: 163 Bosanko, Margaret: 36, 163 Bovy, Butch: 107 Bray, Liz: 36, 163 Breid, Cheryl Bresley, Tom: 163 Briese, Wendy Brlol, Jeannine: 36 Broekema, Brett: 163 Brown, Colin: 163 Brown, Robert Brownrlgg, Rich: 163 Bruneau, Phil: 106, 110 Bruns, Dan Bruss, Kathy: 36 Buck, Steve: 108, 163 Buckmastor, Beth: 36, 163 Bulygo, Sheila Burg, Michell© Burke, Steph: 112, 121, 163 Burnham, Kathy: 163 Burns, Lori: 163 Bush, Missy: 39 Butler, Tim Butterfield, Allan: 163 Byrne, Garrett: 110, 163 Cable, Phil: 163 Cairns, Stan: 36, 114 Cannady, Cindy: 4, 163 Capron, Debbie: 163 Carlson, Chris: 163 Carlson, Jeff: 114, 163 Carlson, Mike: 106, 113, 163 Carolan, Tim: 106, 163 Carrington, Dana: 37, 163 Chaffee, Jon: 163 Champlin, Jon: 163 Champlin, Pat: 36, 110, 163 Chapman, Carol: 36, 114, 163 Charon, Lisa: 163 Chase, Dan: 106 Christensen, Lisa: 163 Christianson, Amy: 36, 163 Christianson, Brian Clark, Terry: 163 Clay, Barb: 163 Clemens, Jeff: 107, 163 Clemons, Tim: 163 Cleveland, Mark: 113, 163 Cochran, Brad: 110, 163 Cody, Dave: 106, 163 Coleman, Cherri Coleman, Joe: 163 Condra, Steve: 36, 163 Connly, Mike: 163 Cooley, Janet: 39, 163 Conrad, Jeff: 163 Cooner, Julia Cooper, Mark: 163 Cosgrove, Lisa Cote, Annette: 163 Cox, Gordon: 163 Craswell, Rick: 163 Craven, Jon: 120, 163 Crosby, Janet: 163 Dahle, Ranja: 163 Dahlke, Gail: 163 Daley, Jamos: 163 Danowit, Hannah: 163 Dean, Cynthia: 163 Decknadel, Craig: 163 Demuse, Michael: 107,163 Deppe, Patty: 8, 163 Derudder, Timothy: 163 Desilets, Susan: 36, 163 Dltley, Kristen: 36, 163 Dittrich, Christoph: 163 Divine, Christoph: 163 Dobbin, Julie: 163 Dobesh, Jeffrey: 106, 112, 117, 163 Donahue, Steven: 110, 163 Donovan, Sally: 163 Donovan, Timothy: 163 Drazan, Crlstoph: 163 Ducan, Kari Dugal, Kevin Dunbar, Mary: 112, 163 Dunn, Peter: 163 Dutcher, Jeffrey: 163 Duvick, Kimberly Dykstra, Kris Dzandzara, Mary: 23, 163 Ebeling, Marla: 109, 165 Eckert, Susan: 36, 165 Eckstrom, Jeffrey: 165 Edlund, Jeffrey: 163 Eikaas, Yvonne: 163 Elftmann, Mlchaol: 107, 163 Ellefson, Emily: 115 Ellison, Daniol: 165 Emard, Lisa: 165 Engel, Michael: 106, 165 Engelson, Bradley: 165 Engfer, Bryan: 106, 165 Engstrom, Steven: 165 Erickson, Jan: 165 Erickson, Jeffrey: 165 Erickson, Thomas: 165 Ernewein, Douglas: 165 Esau, Eric: 165 Eue, Kathryn: 165 Evangelista, Nick Evers, Lori: 165 Ewen, Carol: 165 Factor, Alan: 165 Farrell, Shaha: 165 Faye, Ronald: 106, 114, 165 Felder, Debra: 165 Finne, Bradley: 165 Fleming, Lynn: 165 Fllgge, Lynn: 165 Fordor, Margarot: 165 Forgaard, Erik: 165 Forland, Mlchaol: 165 Foss, Sherie: 165 Fosseen, Richard: 165 Foster, Celostc: 165 Foster, Daniel: 165 Fox, Bradley: 165 Foy, David: 165 Frank, Nancy: 36, 165 Frankland, Both: 165 Fuhrman, Cindy: 165 Galazen, Susan: 62, 165 Gailfus, Ann: 165 Gale, Stephanie: 114,118, 165 Gallogly, Daniel: 165 Garton, Thomas: 165 Geisler, Mary: 165 Getchman, Mlchaol: 106, 110, 165 Gilbert, Heather: 165 Gilbertsen, Ann: 36, 165 Gjevre, Stephen: 165 Goerdt, Ellen: 36, 165 Goff, Christoph: 165 Goldenstein, Monty: 107, 165 Goode, Coleen: 165 Goolsby, Karen: 36, 165 Gow, Carl: 165 Gozola, Robert: 165 Grace, Marianne Graco, Robert: 165 Graff, William: 36, 165 Grafstrom, Cheryl: 39, 109, 165 Granoien, Lisa: 109, 165 Grant, Bruce: 106, 110, 165 Grant, Steven: 165 Graves, William: 107, 165 Grimes, Patrick: 36, 165 Grlepp, Darrell: 108, 114, 165 Gummow, Scott: 165 Gustafson, Jamos: 106,110, 165 Haddick, Susan: 112 Hagedorn, Mlchaol: 165 Hall, Duano: 165 Hamilton, Jane: 165 Hand, Mark: 165 Hansen, Laura: 165 Hansen, Sandra: 165 Hanson, Brad: 36, 165 Hanson, Diane: 165 Hanson, James Hanson, Robert: 165 Hanson, Sharon: 36,165 Hanson, Wanda Harder, Philip: 107, 165 Harrer, Mark: 107, 165 Hart, Michaol: 165 Hartkopf, Jennifer: 36, 165 Hartman, Linda: 165 Hartwig, Paul: 36, 114, 165 Harvey, Nancy: 165 Hatcher, Margarot: 36 Hatfield, Daniel: 165 Haugesag, Linda: 165 Hausladon, Mary: 165 Hawkins, Patrick Hogerlc, Jan: 165 Heigl, Mary: 165 Heinon, Brian: 110, 165 Heinsohn, Bill: 36, 165 Heislck, John: 106, 111, 165 Heilman, Terry: 165 Heilman, Todd Helmberger, Marshall: 165 Hennessy, Kathleen: 36, 165 Henry, Ken: 165 Hensley, Robert: 107, 165 Hero, Sandra: 108, 115, 165 Hertzke, Peter: 165 Hilbert, Nancy: 165 Hill, Susan: 36, 165 189 Hiller, Patty: 165 Hillyer, Beth Hinz, Dale Hoecherl, Paul: 108, 165 Holcomb, Doug: 165 Holm, John: 106, 165 Holman, John: 165 Holmos, Don: 165 Holmes, Julie: 165 Holtgrave, Maureen: 165 Horb, Teresa: 165 Hose, Michelle Householder, David: 106, 110, 165 Howell, Craig: 167 Hruby, Jeff: 167 Humphrey, Katherine: 109, 167 Hurd, Mark: 167 Hurst, Don: 106, 167 Israelson, Lori: 167 Jackson, Debra Jacobsen, Scott: 36, 167 Jacobson, Brad: 114, 167 Jacobson, James: 106, 167 Jacobson, Jody: 167 Jaeger, Paul: 167 James, Terry: 36, 167 Jansson, James: 107, 167 Jasper, Paul: 167 Jensen, Barb: 167 Jenson, Renae: 167 Johannes, Mark: 106, 167 Johnson, Charles: Charles: 167 Johnson, Jan: 167 Johnson, Jana: 109, 167 Johnson, Kay: 36, 167 Johnson, Leigh: 167 Johnson, Sandra: 167 Johnson, Tracy: 167 Johnson, Vern: 113, 167 Jones, Todd: 167 Jordan, Jeff: 114, 167 Juberian, Debbie: 39, 110, 167 Julin, Chris: 167 Just, Karen: 36, 167 Kacher, Kathy: 36, 167 Kampa, Daryl: 167 Kaphlngs, Pam: 167 Kassa, Richard: 106, 167 Kathan, Laurie: 167 Kelly, Brian: 167 Kelly, Sue: 167 Kevern, Beth: 167 Kiecker, Alan: 36, 167 Killeen, Theresa Klimek, Mary: 167 Kluevein, Shirley: 167 Koch, Linda: 167 Kohls, Ann: 167 Kohout, Michael: 167 Kostlck, Kris: 36, 110, 167 Kottke, Debbie: 167 Kranz, Lisa: 167 Kretschmer, Kevin: 167 Krohg, Gary: 36, 167 Kroyor, Mary: 167 Krueger, Dave: 107, 167 Krynskl, Brad: 13, 167 Kulseth, Lisa: 167 Ladendorf, Jlleen: 167 Lamonica, Michael: 167 Landin, Susan: 36 Landrus, Shari: 36, 167 Langston, Jodi: 167 Larsen, Cindy: 109, 167 Larson, Brad: 167 Larson, Brott: 167 Larson, Bruce: 107, 167 Larson, Sandra J.: 39, 167 Larson, Sandra R.: 167 Lavell, Wendy: 167 Leclaire, Kevin: 167 Lee, Deborah: 167 Lee, Vicki: 167 Leeman, Michael: 167 Leffler. 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PHONE- 888-4651 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55420 Open 'Til 7 PM Weeknights 195 LINCOLN’S SHOW BAND OF THE MIDWEST, AND THE BAND BOOSTERS THANK AND CONGRATULATE ALL GRADUATING SENIORS MADE THIS THE YEAR OF THE LINCOLN BAND SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR: GRAPHIC ARTS AUDI0 VISUAL COMMERCIAL ART ARTS SILKSCREEN GO FRIENDLY STORES TO SERVE YOU BLOOMINGTON'S NO. 1 CENTER Freeway 494 ans Penn Ave. So. - 881- 2800 196 197 qopher I RETAIL DIVISION OF GOPHER ATHLETIC SPORTS Bloomington’s headquarters for all school athletic supplies. GOPHER SPORTS SOUTH 9615 Lyndale Ave. South BLOOMINGTON 884-3735 HOURS Mon.-Thurs 9-9 Fr. 9-6 Sat. 9-5 SPEEDCX pjnw MCONFA adidas ftigef 1976-77's choirs took a giant leap this year! With the arrival of Steve Cramer the concert choir grew . . . the pop group changed from Bearies to Contin- entals ... the girls choir to The Teddy Bears . . . The Messiah ... the successful winter concert . . . the trip to Duluth ... all the Continentals gigs ... the spring festival . . . homecoming entertain- ment . . . new tuxes and formal dresses taking over the old robs ... a more than successful year, thanks to the newly formed Choir Booster Club, (the choir students parents). 198 199 SPECIALISTS IN FLIGHT TRAINING FOR OVER 20 YEARS PRIDE | IS A SENIOR CLASS OF 77 IFT • PRIVATE • MULTI-ENGINE • COMMERCIAL • AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT • INSTRUMENT • RECURRENT TRAINING 1 • CERTIFIED FLIGHT • SPECIALTY COURSES INSTRUCTOR INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINING. INC. flMHV ST. PAUL DOWNTOWN AIRPORT ST. PAUL, MN„ 55107 Flit Canter phone: 612 224-4348 Vj , Even the best pilots can afford to be a little better. HAPPINESS HOPEFULNESS IS A IS A JUNIOR SOPHOMORE CLASS OF CLASS OF 78 79 200 Distributive Education Clubs of America STUDENT SCHOOL £ 9d Minnesota Office Education Association. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Home Economics and Related Training 201 Available at all 13 Twin Cities Schaak Electronics Stores. A r DRIVING E SSI E SCHOOL A THE FEW THE PROUD THE MARINES Before a man becomes a Marine recruit, we make sure he's the kind of man we want to train: a high school graduate with brains as well as brawn, integrity as well as intelligence. After boot camp, the good man that went in. . . comes out even better. Because he's earned what we think is the proudest title in the world A United States Marine. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING OFFICE 686 WEST 92ND STREET BLOOMINGTON, MN . 55420 CALL COLLECT (612) 881-6911 ESSE SCHOOL OF DRIVING WE TRY HARDER! 8120 PENN AVE. SO. BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 881-1061 202 203 LINCOLN FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS To my dear school Lincoln: After the experience that I have lived here, I would only like to say, thank you Lincoln!... for showing me that a country is judged only by its people. I am not mistaken in believing that we young peo- ple can do much more for nations with our simple and natural form of communications, than can old leaders of the world there eternal speeches:.. .UNITED in emotion ----at the first pep fest ; at the soccer state championship game: sharing, and simple things like.. .WHERE an unfamil- iar language is not so important, because feelings speak through us. For all of this, I thank my teachers, my friends, Jeff and the McFarlands family____and I thank God for the freedom that He gives us to communicate! I hope to see you in Mexico Dear Lincoln: In this fantastic year, Lincoln has been a very special part in my life. I want to thank you all for your help, who made my adaptation so easy. In such a short time you've made me feel I really belong to this school. Back in Spain a piece of Lincoln spirit will always remain with me. Arturo Alonso Gina Dear Lincoln: I really like to attend this school. Teachers, kids, and spirit are just great, school here is really fun compared to Switzerland. In America, you don't have the feeling of being a part of a huge un- personal machine tnat just gives people nothing else than scientific knowledge. Here everybody looks at you as an indiv- idual and you have control about your own learning process. I really like this country, because people are nice, the standard of living is high, and food is good (espec- ially ice cream). It is great to be an American, I can feel it. Thank you Greg Kley Dear Lincoln: I have really enjoyed my stay here, but it is very hard to express my feelings. I have met many people and I just like all of you. I have also enjoyed doing many different things-seeing snow for the first time Thank you, for all your cooperation and friendship. Your Friend Cheryl Arendsz 205 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR The individuals on the Bear staff have come together again, (as do different individuals each year), to produce a book that both students and staff may be proud of and grateful for the memories which are wrapped in the Bear . Even though I inherited the title of Editor-in-Chief almost all of the credit for the book must be given to the everpresent staff, especially the very faithful, and those people know who they are. We have tried to cover all aspects of Lincoln, yet Lincoln having such diversity, we have missed some areas and are sorry for these oversights. Errors are always committed in a yearbook, and we did our best to make the ‘77 Bear an exception, but we are human beings so errors have probably occured. I would like to personally thank Lincoln's staff for allowing us to miss class hours in order to complete deadlines. I also wish the entire student body the best of life for the future. Thanks Lincoln Timothy Wm. Blunck 206 207 THE 1977 BEAR STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR THEIR EXTRA TIME AND EFFORT IN MAKING THIS YEARBOOK A SUCCESS: CHUCK ROBINSON: JOSTEN’S REPRESENTATIVE STEVE LARSON AND KIM SAVRE: SHERLING PLETSCH JOLENE KLYVE, LESLIE LANZO, AND AMY LARSON: TYPING MICHELLE JONES: TYPING AND COPY WRITING PAUL VANDERSCHEUREN AND JULIE HOULE: BAND HELP LYNN KLIEWER: WORKING ON WEEKENDS SHELLEY PELTON, DARLA LUNDY: COPY WRITING MIKE McGEE, MRS. YUNG: PROOFING THE JANITORS: FOR PUTTING UP WITH US AND THE MESS DR. KENT ST EVER: FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT CHARLES NELSON AND RUSSELL LEE: FOR LETTING US DO IT OUR WAY MAH QUH STAFF: FOR THE PHONE BILLS MR. WEYANDT’S TYPING V CLASS MRS. MARIA FRANK: BUSINESS SUPPORT THE CARGILL MANSION: HOMECOMING PICTURES STAR AND TRIBUNE: SOCCER PICTURE MR. BACH: ARTWORK AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR TEACHERS WHO LET US OUT OF CLASS, TO OUR GIRL AND BOY FRIENDS FOR THEIR PATIENCE, AND TO THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY FOR ALLOWING US TO MAKE THIS YEARBOOK, ONE WHICH WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER. Wmim •vV '0}Wli