Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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' vo ,I l in A-H A il, ' CARDINAL 1968 Lincoln High School Portland, Oregon Editors Ed Gowans David Phipps Staff Introduction Linda Heffley Sherry Wilms'en Activities janet Butler Gayle Holmen Sue Nau Chris Palaske Tad Savinar Sports Mike Maehara Chris Malcolm Evan Metz jeff York Students Debbie Doherty Nancy Finn Hela Hazen Barbara Nelson Barbara Shirk Administration and Faculty Ed Gowans David Phipps Charles Rowland Index Marcy Lavine Artist Sherry Wilmsen Typist Kathy Alport Staff Photographers Frank Chin Bob Reynolds john Roberts Contributing Photographers i Tony Eiwen john Hansen john Reuter Mark Shlim Steve Wilson Advisor Mr. Monteith Macoubrie Senior Portraits by Meier it Frank Co. , Photo Reflex Studio .3 gas-ra sgxfzw Table of Contents Introduction 4 ,.,:,,ix is 553' xyvfgig 3 .. ijivzf of Q. av' A Fall 16 1 :f'i'. 8 Winter44 i'5:fitfz??Lf?.?f:?i: 5 1 '19 V-Q, . ..-4' I . Spring 68 sb, ,4 I if' of ,.sS5. Classes 110 v ixt gi Administration and Faculty 164 Index 188 . 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Y Q f i- -1 sa K 4? nz, Fall Student Body Cabinet Perhaps the most slgmflcant act1v1ty of th1s year s Fall Student Body Cablnet was the maugurauon of open cabmet meetmgs at Whtch many of Lmcoln s pressing problems such as race relatlons were dlscussed Un der Presldent Davld Polonoff the cabmet was engaged 1n such act1v1t1es as a cabmet exchange Wlth Wtlson anda trlp to Gresham for a Reg1on III meetmg, where methods of student government were dlscussed Others plnnlng for the cultural arts Week and con ductlng money ralsmg drlves such as for UGN Lesley Pederson G1rl's League Presldent JQQ Stan H1S1ESk1 Edltor jun Mlller General Assembly Pres1dent Manlyn Larkms, Pep Club Premdent af-as fi fi- ' 25. S' .rg 4 ' is 2 e ,, bg .gf A ' iq .gznv x -W 5 S wt N .4 ,WJ iii' . David Polonoff' Resident Janice Gaiser, Vice President Don Lachman, Order of LAPresident David Delk, Treasurer 4.-4' jim Montagna, ALM President jean Rosenbaum, Secretary . Wx d' f N Fall General Assembly and Nominating Committee STANDING - jim Miller. ROW l fl. to r.l - Pam Hermann, Nancy Cahen, Dana Illo, Carole Wells, Sue Youngman, Charles Matschek, Cindy Morrison, Gordon Snedecor. ROW 2 - Helene Allan, janet Finch, Kitty Snell, Carolyn Carlson, Gail Bowden, Dick Carlson, Marc Laakso, jack Heims, Margaret Butler, Milo Meskel, Dixon Spear. ROW 3 - Mike Kem, Nancy Smith, Vincent Kalafate, David McCollister, Roberta Recken, Terry Lee, Cheryl Schuman, Tom Boothe, Gary Sundquist, Thomas Clark, john Wilhelmi, Tracy Boyce. Composed of a representative from each reg. room, G ene r al Assembly discussed the meaning of student government. Discussions on such things as the Constitution, Cafeteria clean-up, the school budget, and other issues Were also included during their meetings after school. The Fall nominating Committee, selected by the student body cabinet, circulated peti- tions, reviewed the eligibility of candidates, and furnished publicity for the fall elections. Serving under Chairman jan Gaiser were Doug Parks, Dan B ole s , Lori Cronyn, Carol Saito, Lynn Reed, Mike Krall, Mark Laakso, Denise Utzinger, and Alan Tonkin. 20 Fall Government 5 l ,1, ...Q Aff' , , t, , . Fall ALIVI and GirI's League Terry Shuford. A car rally and a ba ske tball court were initiated by the fall ALM, led by President Don Lachman. The profits from these new events and others, such as a candy cane sale, were used to support a foster child, Hovolou Kas- siani, in Korea. Under the leadership of President Lesley Pe de r s on , the fall Girl's League sponsored such activities as a Big and Little Sister Tea, a reception for the senior girls, a sucker sale, and the Father-Daughter Banquet. 1' Members of ALM Cabinet are ROW 1 fl to rj - Mike Maehara, Don Lachman, Zach Patter- son. ROW 2 - Marc Laakso, Brian Butterfield, Dave Scranton, john Kreft, Kenny Carlson, Girl's League Cabinet consisted of fl to rj - Allyson Batiste jamar Pearson, Lesley Pederson, julie Schwartz, Cookie Ber-, nardi, joan Spratlen, fkneelingj, Ienny Jordon, Laurie French Nancy Littlejohn. 21 Fall Government 7 V .-- ..- L, V L W MM W MM, I , v Tj . g'WN-H I 1 X K m. , , 1, 3, L M gr ,J '7 . ef. fr 1: f, , , 35 1 vw Q' ' ..,. I Y! I F 3 I Q Q M y T ,u:Q:tE itz ,' Y wi' Q A A, eu 1 B., ' .. :Sr ,gig M 1 ,, p 'M A rink ' ifffz, , T' M L L J, Ca rdettes, Order of L, F Cardette legs flew both high and low at half- time during home football and basketball games. In their red and White uniforms they attempted to inject Lincoln's spirit into the crowds. During their dance in Popcycles the Cardettes performed enthusiastically u n d e r the special direction of Diane Bigbee and junior Pam Callas. Directed by Mrs. Mary B 0 t h W e ll and as- sisted by p r e s id e n t, Debbie Wilson, Future Teachers of A m e r i c a read to g r a d e school children and honored teachers during teacher's week. They also a s sis te d teachers in filing. Order of L-President, Wayne Karney, conducts TA, Russian Club Keep Busy Cardettes drill at intermission. an assembly. sie ski , ROW 1 Q1 to rj - Kathy Arndt, Susan Landis, janet Metzger, Paula H1- Gloria Van Loo, Mrs. Mary Bothwell, ROW 2 - Connie Gilardi, Debbie Wilson, Sara Kimmel, David Delk, Becky Judd, Nan Smith, Sue jagielski. 23 Fall Activities Thespians Present Gammer Gurtoq Gammer Gurton's Needle was presented as the first play of the year on Nov. l7 and 18. Directed by student teacher janet Mouser, the rollicking sixteenth-c e ntu r y play, one of the first comedies ever Written, offered excellent entertainment. Aterrific cast of stars and supporters added to the insane nonsense that was dominant throughout the play. Rob Turner as Hodge, jeff Hockley as Diccon fthe villainj, Pauline Katchis as Gammer, and Barbie Smith as the Dame Chat, were the main characters. FRONT ROW fl. to r Q - jeff Hockley, Steve Jagielski, Sandy Newton, Marti Peterson, Eric Lovell, Laurie Oliver, Pam Herrmann, Maggie Koko. SECOND ROW A Mr. john Lehman, Patti Thomas, David Delk, Teresa Heartshom, David Phipps, john Kreft, Trish Claridge, Trink johnson, Nancy Williams. 24 Fall Activities Freshie- Soph Frolic and Hugh Q Lincoln's High Q te a m , consisting of Dan Boles, David Polonoff, Alan Unkeles, Captain Bill Dittenhofer, and alternate jim Miller, un- leashed a fe r o c iou s blitzkrieg, slaughtering helpless c o nt e n d e r s from Central Catholic, Reynolds, and Tigard, and returned as the first undefeated team on the KGW television program for eggheads. The team under the direction of Mr, john Hall e s tabl i s he d a record of 1085 points for its three appearances including 430 points in the final game. At mid-year, no other school had scored as many points in any game as Lincoln did in its poorest performance. As a result of the three victor ie s, Lincoln's li- brary received the Wo r l d Book Science Year, the World Book D i c t i ona r y, the World Book Ye a rb o o k and the World Book Encyclopedia. c vw ga :rf Mr Orch Under the supervision of Mr. Favrell Pratt and drum major senior Gene Leo, the Pep Band and Orchestra performed at assemblies and var- ious athletic events. The enthusiasm added by the Pep Band this season supported the Lincoln team. estra, Band, Drill Team The 67-68 Lincoln Drill Team on Febru- ary 24, 1968, high stepped its Way to second place in Forest Grove. Under the leadership of Dr. Lendon Smith, 21 girls competed against teams from all over the state. Leaders Gloria Ross and Sharon Miller led the girls to victory. Distaff side of the Orchestra practices for an upcoming assembly. Band plays its version of Georgy Girl , heard at various school gatherings. Mr. FavrellPrat1:, director PFESIFIJF, 5' . 3 Complete Busy Season X 'Wfx ' f Xi '-x ' At h lf time the Pep Band performs Lincoln Loyalty Lincolns own Dull Team salutes the Lincoln Students in m ., 1 Fi M fig' 1. V5 1 Y.. x. .isa ,glib-f 1. : QWQ .??3,9g2 usic and step. I Wa-L Assemblies Though fewer in number than last year, the assemblies at L inc oln this year ranged from the quietness and solemnity of the Lincoln Day commemoration to the fun and excitement of the Popcycles' kick-off. Perhaps the traditional May Fete and AFS assemblies were among the best liked. However, class play previews, mu- sical department performances, Girl's League, ALM, and Pep assemblies also prove d to be enjoyable to Lincoln students. During the first pep assembly, Laurie Steed takes it easy. 1 Mr. jacob Avshalomov, director of the junior Symphony, thanks the audience for their warm applause following Lincoln concert. Girls League Cabinet members julie Schwartz, Laurie French, Iamar Pearson, jenny jordan, and Rita Batiste dis- cuss the dress code at Lincoln. 28 Fall Activities Boy and Girl ofthe Month f n Howard Rosenbaum , Scholar-Athlete. Liz Poitras, Creativity Neal Phipps, Athletics. Sherry Wilmsen , Sportsmanship. Charlie Fox, Spirit. Varsity Football Season Disappointing P1aYi11S OH Y-he 1967 varsity football team were - FRONT G Mike Meadows, DI-H3 Mike Schuman, QB Howard Rosen- ROW fl to rj - Managers Steve Lintner, David Phipps, james baum, Capt. G james Montagna, I-D3 Bill Tatum, C Chris Alex. SECOND ROW A QB Micky johnson, HB Brecht Babec- Malcolm, G Mark Von Bergen, T Bruce Galloway, HB Gary kos, HB john Mays, DHB Tom Hickman, HB Mike Maehara, Herzog, DHIB jerry Soga, G.Mark Hipkirxs, G Randy Brasfield. john Linn, Luke Fiorante, Lee Knight, Dean Mauchley, 30 Fall Sports THIRD ROW f DI-IB Neal Phipps, QB Roh Mayo, E Pat Fagan, C Ed Good, FB Ken Unkeles, DHS Dennis Schuman, DT john Kraft, FB Andy Paterson, T Zachary Patterson, T Tom Boothe, T Dick Altig, G Steve Myers, T Iohn Yerke, T jim Holland, E Steve Voorhees, E Mark Laakso. FOURTH ROW - G Don Lachman, E Terry McGrath, E john Wilhelmi. Senior guard jim Montagna headed the list of Cardinal performers who earne d notice in City and State football polls. jim, who was voted the 1967 MVP award by his teammates, won All-City honor s in both newspapers. He was also nominated to the All-State First team and was a candidate for the annual Shriners Football game. Senior fullback Wayne Karney won third team honors as did junior halfback john Mays. Gaining Honorable Mention in the city poll were seniors Bill Tatum and Zachary Patterson and sophomores Mike Schuman and Pat Fagen. The 1966 City Cha mp s, Lincoln Cardi- nals, failed to live up to 1967 expectations. Injuries were a major factor in the Birds dis- appointing s e a s o n . Playing without their star performers week after week, the Cards' chances faded into oblivion, though their spirit and effort held strong. In their fir st two non- counting outings, they lost by na r r ow decisions to Grant and a week later, in a hea rt -breaker, to Franklin. After breezing past Roosevelt, in their opening division game, the Cards, the following week, lost a thriller to Wilson. Entering the Madison Conte st with a disheartening 1 win and 3 loss record, the Axe-swingers again came out on the short end of the s t i c k. Continuing the dismal season, Lincoln then lost to the fledgling jack- son Raiders in agame marked by several mis- understandings. The Cards nearly upset the highly rated Demos of jefferson. Matchedin the next encounter with Washington in a playoff for the booby prize, the consistent Cards lost again in their final game, ending the season with a record of 1 win and 7 losses. For the first time in ten years Portland ln- terscholastic League teams clashed during the Football Jamboree under the lights of Portland Civic Stadium. This time the league was divided for the sea s on into Red and Green divisions. Roosevelt, ja c k s o n, jefferson, Madison, and Wilson joined Lincoln in the Red division, with Grant, Franklin, Marshall, Washington, Ben- son, and Cleveland forming the Green division, At the Jamboree, each team played one quarter in a c o m pe t it i on between the two divisions. Lincoln held Washington to a scoreless tie in its turn, as the Red defeated the Green by an ac- cumulated score of 49 to 40. 3 1 Fall Sports C w +--rf 13' Huw Wg.. 'ar-93 S.. ...0' arf'-' '.' ' SWG it 8 png Lmcoln defense stops Grant runner for no game 5 r I . I ,.. g' qv. YA 'K f W f : - - ' ' , , xi , 1 , up xx n , .K .5 .. , Th V A 9 5' n g x K' ' 1 1 , f ex 5 3 e - VE ' 48 . g V 1 3 Y 3 K I . V I 1 3 ' r ..,-351-e , ga 1 l 1 , 3 51 , .hX ' -.g 9: Q3 Hf 4. nv .: ' ' - ., vi' .I '- , ' -.X . ' e, 9,'f' .1 Q ' Gr' . . 'w'5fQ. s 'Q . V R.. ? ' A 4' oz' 1' ka it John Ma S mms circles around Grand tacklerl Steve Voorhees, jim Montagna, and Andy Patterson close in Y on Roosevelt's quarterback. Fullback Wayne Kamey heads for daylight. 3 3 Fall S ports 34 Fall Spgrtg , if Qg 1 Y M L.--H - .. .Q g-Q 5 ,1'5-'f .-,4 ', 1 35 6 41- A- In :Elm S QM ' My ff 'I' 'Qxvsfd X f 1445 .bm M fiwg., 1 1' 'Vs ,lt Q .va . , ,M 1 , 3,5 , v 5 , ' vt L'?44: . ,gf ? 'Mr ' ii 33 V v.. 9 ,V yg, Q 4-, 'I , v 4 an.,-iw w A :W-43145 . .4 ,V M' gwq., X 5--if-' V1 4 , 'Y . , ' v 4-.Q S I .fy .- I. fs.gq.Vh-1. Wayne Kamey puts bear hug on Grant runnel. Bill Tatum looks for help. The bench shows concern for player on field. ,- Tom Hlckman and Vhke Maehara rush m for R111 35 Fall Sports Varsity Rally and Football Court The Fall Rally this year, before school started, contributed much time to Save the PIL Athletics. As the season progressed, they worked hard to promote school spirit. So suc- cessful Were their efforts that they were cho- sen to do a TV commercial. Five lovely pr inc e s s e s made up the fall court for this year. Be cky Porath was chosen queen, and janet Butler, 1967 queen, crowned her successor while Cid Morrison, Sue jagiel- ski, Sandy Newton, and Laurie French offered congratulations. Hela Hazen Wendie Palmblad Patty MacDonald Laurie Steed Janet Butler Barbara Nelson Rally tells the team which way to go n Ph?- wry 1 'fb !'fk! 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'Q ' v 'Y--:-ff: ff--2 'ra ' , V, ,e 2' fe 5' v 4 s 0 ,, I . J 4' T. 1 IQ- ff- . W A 51' we S V c , , . C . - f ' ' ' L ,mst 3 1 A if if U15 41:3 .-M231-X-fzf.?i?: A WS?-3zf..i'z':4 T' 'I l 5-f' f' Laurie French Football JV, Frosh 'fsQfsesvodSAgsfE 2 A F g f fif 9, i t ,j i f il , - ' 71 72. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: M. Manlove, A. Edwards, A. Tonkin, E. Dillman, R. Ellicot, S, Forman, A. McArthur. SECOND ROW: C. Malarky, D Morrison, P. Richmond, S. Corie, J. Warren, C. BLu'ns. THIRD ROW: D. Frazier, I. Van Buren, B. Butteriield, G. Osgood, C, Matschek, O, Butler, I. Hardy. FOURTH ROW: B. Reynolds, T. Quinlin, S. Hare 1 1' 'X' 2 Coach Grove gives instructions to JV quarter back George Osgood. C. Sargent, D. Dufresne. This year's JV team had a re- markably good season, considering that they lost so many of their fine sophomores to the varsity. The jV's, coached by Mr. A1GroVe, had a record of4 Wins and Zlosses. Cited for their outstanding performances were Steve Hare, George Osgood, Mike Manlove, Alan Tonkin, Alan McArthur, and Duffy Defresne. The Cardinal frosh team, coached by Mr. Lee Knight and Mr. Dean Mauchley, boasted a fine array of future varsity prospects. Among the one s that drew notice were C a m e r o n Hyde, Gary Taubman, Mike Reed, Dixon Shaver, and Rich Warren. Frosh lin c explodes into seven man sle d during practice . 38 Fall Sports FROSH FRONT ROW: S. Waters, R. Cochran, W. Wells, 1. Wassarn, I. Butler, D. Wilmot, G. Eaton, R. Warren, E. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Hyde, M. Reed, L. Davidson, J. Parcher, G. Taubman, D. Nealy, M. Blake, R. Burns, K. Cavallero. THIRD ROW: M. Hooten, D, Edwards, V. Kala- fate, G. Galloway, B. Carson, R. Harrison, P. Diem, R. Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. S Lamson, M. Sanders, S. Snedecor, Mgr. R. Ross, B. Cameron, C. Parks, B. Latterfj, Kobayashi, j. Davis, R. Hayes. l 1 3 . Small Turnout Plagues Rookie Trotters With a small turnout and few experienced runners, the cross-country squad faced a dis- maying prospect last fall. Thus their low po- sition at the end of the season came as no sur- prise to Coach Tony Lindstrom, closing out a career of over 40 years, or to the neophyte team. Hope for futu re years may be found in the performance of team leader, Dave Wienecke, and the promising work of junior Dave Scharf, and freshman Ken Carlson. In five meets, with four team s competing in each, the Cardinals placed third in three meets and fourth in two. In the city me e t, the R edbird squad placed eighth out of twelve teams entered. In the state meet, Lincoln's only entrant, Dave Wienecke, placed fifteenth out of a field of 180 to 200 boys competing. Coach Anton Lindstrom. 39 Fall Sports Q I 'X Coach Anton Lindstrom Finishes Long Career fl to rj - Milo Meskel, Lynn McBee, Ken Carlson, Coach Tony Lindstrom, Bob Morse, Dave Wienecke, Doug Miller. Not pictured is Dave Scharf. ., gt - ' ...N ? T'f - 40 Fall Sports TOP ROWQI to rj - Coach jim Peterson, Anthony Husevik, Alden Potter, Dwight Morse, Ron Naito. BOTTOM ROW - Mark Reller, Tom Tarter, Robert Monaco, Rick Snodgrass, Gary Greenberg, Dave Dombrowski. Coach Lindstrom works out. Te v v f, ,f am members board meet bus. l Fall Sports l'M7' Members of the boys swimming team are fleft to rightj - David Littlefield, Don Walls, john Andrews, Phil Sawyer, Greg Usher, Kenyon Eagon, Emst Wood, Bill Brenner, jack Hanson, Micky Kruger, Ron Eiseman, and Alan Littlefield. Not pictured is Kelly Wells. Boys Teani Scores Lincoln vs. - 74 Jefferson 68 Madison 35 Grant 77 Washington 67 Roosevelt 78 Marshall 61 Franklin 25 Wilson 37 Benson 52 Cleveland 65 jackson This year's aquatic squads both swam to successful seasons. With such fine swimmers as Micky Kruger, jack Hanson, Greg Usher, and Bernie Wolford, the boys won eight of their eleven meets. The girls won nine of their eleven with the help of Sally Landis, Connie Cavagnaro, Laurie Taylor, and Prudy Sawyer. The compe- tition was tough, but the Lincoln tankers were just too strong for the majority of their com- petitors. The freshmen swimmers were out- standing this year, swimming coach Mrs. jean Cheshire reports, and if they continue to per- form as well in the future, they could easily become city champions. 42 Fall Sports Lincoln vs. 69 jefferson 70 Madison 45 Grant 77 Washington 87 Roosevelt 64 Marshall 75 Franklin 32 Wilson Sl Girl's Poly 6 1 Cleveland 79 jackson QLeft to rightj A Sally Landis, Prudy Sawyer, Connie Cavrignaro. Stephanie Kelly, Vicky Walls, Beth Kurren, june Herscowitz. Axny Rein, Laurie Taylor, and Susie Landis comprised the girl's swimming team. Not pictured are Laurie French, Laurie Binford, Nancy Xilos, and team sta- tisticians Judy Amnndson, jan Amundson, and Linda I-lerscowitf. Boys-Girls Swim Teams Capture Top Spots in PIL Competition XSD? WJNPU9 Winter Elections Use of Voting machines for the Winter stu- dent body elections was abandoned by the Gen- eral Assembly as an economy measure. Reg- istration Was ordered, as last year, to be by signature on a card. The Assembly also spon- sored an open question and answer period for candidates prior to the election. Representa- tives Were selected from each reg. room. Nancy Littlejohn and Pauline Katehis h elp Clark Greenlee register while Ernst Wood looks on. Alan Tonkin introduces Neal Phipps , Dixon Spear, and Wayne Kar- ney as candidates for Order of L-president. 46 Winter Activities Tasque and Linc Members of Tasque are ROW 1 fl to rj - Mrs. Perl-zo fadvisorj, jana Stenger, Pam Herrmann, Marti Peterson, Helen Rosenfeld, Peggy Smith, Aileen Kobayashi. ROW 2 - Jennie jordan, Susan Swan, julie Schwartz, Carol Cutshall, Betsy Haney, Cathie Palaske, Debbie Schoen, Sue Youngrnan. ROW 3 - Polly Waller, Cindy Morrison, Sandi Newton, janet Amundson, Eve Smith, Barbara Dotter. ROW 4 - janet Finch, Martene Bauer, Deb- bie Smith, Sarah jones, Molly Affleck, julie Derkheimer, Connie Gilardi, jane Kelly, Denise Utzinger, Debbie Cole, Maria Boone, Shirley Moore, Debbie Wilson, Pam Callas, Chris Aungier. Tasque members buff for bucks at their car wash. l Members of Lino are ROW 1 fl to rj - janet Butler, Gayle I-lolmen, Shelley Lewis, Trisha Claridge, Motter Forman, Sue Miller, Leslie Weaver, Barbara Nelson. ROW 2 - Barbara Shirl-1, Patty Thomas, Miss Caldwell Qadvisorl , Linda Heffley, Kathy Alpert, Mer- rilee Spence, Kristy Bums, Joann Beasley, Lisette Shaver, Liz Poitras, Marilyn Larkins. ROW 3 f Eileen Edwards, Chris DeCasiro, Cathy Rosenau, Susan Rose, Randi jones, Debbie Doherty, Lesley Pederson, Laurie Steed, Marta Kallstrom, Chris Bell, Pauline Katchis, Nancy Littlejohn, Trink john- son, Pat Anderson. Serving at various banquets, ushering for concerts and plays, raising money and helping Where needed, Tasque and Line, the junior and senior girls s e rvic e clubs completed a pro- ductive and useful year for themselves and the school. Tasque members also worked with the March of Dimes, the World Affair s Council, the United Good Neighbor s. In addition the m e m b e r s had representatives that Worked at the Alcoholics Anonymous twice a Week. Other ac tivitie s included were a cake walk, slave sale, car wash, and a party for the children at Dornbecher Hospital, Among Linc's other activities were ad- dressing envelope s for the World 's Affair Council and doing whatever Work was required, such as binding hooks and cleaning, at the Fruit and Flower Day Nursery. The girls also made Christmas stockings for needy children. 47 Winter Activities Yearbook Staff Introduces Changes For the first time in school history, Car- dinals this year received a complete yearbook. Events covered included the final days of school and commencement. The 1968 Cardinal introduced many changes including a complete section of color photo- graphs, new lay-out patterns and omission of advertising. Under the supe rv i sion of Mr. Monteith Macoubrie, and editors Ed Gowans and Dave Phipps, the staff met every deadline. Yearbook Co-Editors David Phipps and Ed Gowans. novnvlii' ie f cr ' -lst Members of the Sport: Staff diSCuSS 2 When Activities Editorjanet Butler Qrj finds a problem with one of the pages, her layout for the baseball pages. staff hears about it. Yearbook photographers The complete yearbook staff: Mike, David, Chris M., Ed, Marcy, Charlie, Gayle, Frank Chin, john Roberts, Evan, jeff, Debbie, Kathy, Linda, Barb N. , Hela, Chris P. , Sherry, janet, Nancy, and Robert Reynolds. Barb S. and Sue. 48 Winter Activities 2 F311 Editor - Stan Pusieski Spring Editor - Chris Snell Newspa per Staff Receives All-American Rating For the third straight term, the Cardinal Times won an All-American rating from the National Scholastic Press last fall under the leadership of Editor Stan Pusieski. judges cited its application of creative talent to journal- ism and said that it demonstrated a mature sense of news Value and possessed quite mature and skilled style. Editorial Co-Editor Gordon Snedecor gets the word from Nlr Hal Sawanky. ' rgxz'-A555 ' h . I ':. ' JF. 1.-C2 57 is , y 1 f : VA ,ii :wi Z 4 , '1 l ' - ' 5 e Q V The complete Newspaper Staff: STANDING Q1 to rj Laurie Binford, Marcia Biggs, Mary McCalley, Trinlc johnson, Jack Helms, Ron Nalto, Zachary Patterson, Steve Iagielski, Tony Eiwen, Chris Snell. SEATED Kay Bischoff, Celia Suher, Gordon Snedecor, john Loughran, Brad Tucker, Bill Whitcomb, Stan Pusieski. This IS It! Sparked by seniors Trish Claridge, Charlie Fox, and jeff Hockley, the senior class play You Can't Take It With You delighted large crowds the nights of Dec. 8 and 9. The warmly human Moss Hart-George S. Kaufman comedy of the 1930's carries a strong appeal for appre- ciation of the ind iv i du al and tolerance of the eccentric. Under the guidance of drama teacher john Lehman and student director May Butler, a cast of eighteen seniors unfolded the problems encountered when Alice Sycamore, one of the few conformist members of her large uninhib- ited clan, becomes engaged to Tony Kirby, son of a proper, Wealthy business man. Mr, Kirby quiets Mrs. Kirby before dinner at the Vander hoffs. fCandler Smith and Shelly Lewisj. Leslie Weaver played Essie. 50 Winter Activities Kolenkov played by Dennis Young drops in for dinner at the Vanderhoffs. h x X Qi 351241 fS...,.. , , 5' I . ii? ggi V' X iiejgi 11 ,,x 4 Music Department Busy Lincoln's senior choir displayed results of A their long practice sessions this year. The choir participated in such events as Thanks- giving and the Lincoln Day Assemblies, Pop- cycles and Commencement. The select group of fourteen choir m e m be r s , comprising the ensemble, sang at the Dad and Daughter Ban- quet, Popcycles and Various other assemblies. Basses Chery1Lambing sings in harmony. Ensemble sings from The Golden Book MQSQRW' 2 1 V' 31's V 1 . School Pays Homage To Great Emancipator Honoring the l59th b i r t h d a y of Abraham Lincoln, Miss S u s a n Waters' s pe e c h class, assisted by Mr. Trogen and the choir, combined their talents to honor the school's namesake in Julie Napier Pre Pf1TC S Steve Pallay for the assembly. the sixteenth traditional Lincoln Day Assembly. Senior Alan Unkeles read the Lincoln lines. In keeping with the tradition of this day, all stu- dents dressed up. Brooding Abe ponders as Meg McGill reads. Mr. Trogen leads choir through When johnny Comes Marching Leslie Weaver reads her lines. Home in thi? balcony'- Zach Patterson reads from stage left. 53 Winter Activities Button Dance Lures Large Crowd See, the 'shing-a-ling' isn't that hard to do ! In place ofthe Twirp Dance this year, the Girl's League and ALM sponsored a button dance March 29. The theme button, button, who's got the button ? was carried out through decorations made bymembers ofthe Girl's League cabinet. Because guests were asked to adorn themselves with buttons, prizes were awarded for the most original array. Music was drummed throughout the caf- eteria by the Soultans. Laurie Binford and her date display their array of McCarthy buttons. Boy and Girl ofthe Month Tammy Lester, Spirit Chris DeC2.stro, Poise Wayne Karney, Sportsmanship Dave Scranton, Spirit Trish Claridge, Humor Ken Davis, Scholarship ex! 32336 56 Winter Sports S opho more forward Ken Unkeles grabs re bound. The heavy ball seems to plague sophomore Dick Altig. Looking on is junior Don Nelson. Lincoln Varsity Builds Future Stars Neal Phipps anxiously awaits start of game. .-pg-4 Witharecord of two wins and twenty losses, the Varsity Redbirds motto had to be, lt's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game that counts. Lincoln opponents consis- tently sent our young, inexperienced heroes home hanging their tails between their legs in shame. However , the Cards exhibited much promise for future seasons. Providing leader- ship were the two re turning lettermen, Neal Phipps and Howie Rosenbaum. Other stalwarts in the Lincoln lineup were seniors Mike Smith and Dixon Spear, junior Don Nelson, and sopho- more Ken Unkeles. Mike Smith was awarded an Honorable Mention in the City Poll. Highlighting the Birds dismal season were the two wins, the first against the hometown favorite, Mollala, and the other victory was in their last encounter with jackson. Lincoln's effort and spirit never diminished in spite of their losing trend. in- stead, they sharpened their skills and acquired that all important element needed to win, ex- perience. Ken Unkeles looks worried over condition of Coach Grove Jim Anderson, Bob Cla rid g e and H o W i e Rosenbaum expresses con- cern over game. fbi - ia I .Q Senior Mike Smith goes up for an easy two points. aaa, Mike Smith and Rooseve1t's center jump to start the game. 58 Winter Sports l w Coach Al Grove gives team needed advice. ,LB N X Howie Rosenbaum fires in two more points. Sophomore George Osgood needs 11 little help from his friends. jinxed Roughriders try desperately to stop Super Card Mike Smith, Spring Rally And Court Show Enthusiasm The well renowned Lincoln Spirit seemed non-existent this year as all our teams went down in total defeat. Doing their best to arouse spirit were the basketball rally members, jan Batiste, Susan Gilmore, Susan Miller, Sarah Goodman , Shelly Lewis, Charley Fox, john Loughran, and jerry Todd. Even in spite of the Card B-ballers losing ways, the rally showed up to each game with renewed spirit and tire- less effort. A new innovation in an attempt to enliven Lincoln Spirit was the electing of a Spring Court. Court members were Freshman Patty Reuter, junior Annie Lewis, and Senior Chris DeCastro. The queen was Sophomore Robin Gunsel. Spring Rally members Charlie Fox and john Loughran push jerry Todd in a game of wheelbarrow. Shelley Lewis models Spring Rally girls KNEELING, Helen White, Shelley Lewis, jan Batista and Sue Miller. latest fashions in hats. STANDING: Sara Goodman, and Susan Gilmore. 60 Winter Sports A rare o c c a si o n , Lincoln students and rally members cheer. jerry Todd, Shelley Lewis, Sarah Goodman, and Charly Fox jump for joy? Sara.h Goodman prays for a win. i 1 Freshman Princess Patty Renter escorted by Mike Reed, and Sophomore Queen Robin Gunsel es- corted by Brian Butterfield. junior Princess Annie Lewis escorted by Mark Laakso and Senior Princess Chris DeCa.st1o escorted by Ken Davis. 61 Winter Sports JV and Frosh Cool Opponents Don Frazier fires in two Points- Members of the IV Basketball team are: fl to rj D. Frazier, B. Bunting, B. Butterfield, S, Hare, T. McGrath, D. Morrison. The JV Basketball team showed up to their games seemingly with all the spirit and enthu- siasm, ateam needs in order to Win. However, a good season is never indicated by the wins compiled. Instead, the team despite their losing ways, enjoyed a good season. The freshman basketball team, under the able leadership of coach Lee Knight, breezed through another successful season. Outstandingbaby birds were Robert Cochran, Bob Baker, and Eric Smith, Members of the Fresh Basketball team are frow lj D. Willmot, j. Davis Pat Fagen out-maneuvers Reynolds' opponent. Qmanagerj, S. Hughes, D. Wattson, D. Edwards, S, Waters. Qrow Zj B Bogans, C Parks, T. Patty, B. Carson. frow 3Q Coach Mr. Lee Knight, T, Baker, S. Lamson, M. Doherty, R. Smith, H. Etttlin, E. Smith, K. Carlson, G. Taub- man W. Nelson. Varsity game looks dark to Frosh mentor Mr. Lee Knight. Bill Cameron struggles for a takedown. Freshman wrestlers practice for upcoming meet. 4 1931 George Galloway takes down his opponent. David McCollister, David Nealy, and George Galloway watch intently during match. Varsity wrestlers won onlyfive, while losing nine of their meets in l968, The one bright spot for Coachjohn Linn was Wayne Karney who lost only one match this season, a pin, to Wilson's Frank Bowlby in the City Championship finals. This loss, Wayne promptly avenged, in the state championship finals, where he decisioned his foe from Wilson 5-3. The triumph was Karney's second consecutive state championship. Other members of the varsity wrestling squad are seniors Bruce Galloway, johnjackson, jim Montagna, and Tashi Oda, juniors Brecht Babeckos, Steve Bartlett, Randy Brasfield, Dick Brooks, Chuck Harms, Tim Hoitink, Barry Kurren, Milo Meskel, Steve Meyers, Phil Rich- mond, Chris Robinson, and Mark Von Bergeng sophomores Bruce Cavallero, Terry Overton, Alan Tonkin, Larry Ward, and Steve Ching and freshmen Cameron Hyde, and Burr Hunt. The junior varsity also had a disheartening season, winning two and losing ten. Even though they did not have a good season, manyjV mem- bers were able to move up to varsity by the end of the season, On the junior varsity team were junior john lllias and sophomores Chuck Burns, Mark lllias, Tim Quinlain, Steve Barker, Randy Morlock, David Rose, Roy Wilson, and Mike McDuffie. The freshman squad offered little hope for improving next year's team, losing all eight of their season matches. Freshman squad members include Roland Anders on, Bill Cameron, Larry Davidson, George Galloway, Tim Hart, Tony Kikes, Dave MeCallister, David Nealy, Bruce Nelson, Danny Lewis, and john Pareher. Manager for all of the wrestling teams was jim Alex. Lincoln grap p le r s did better in two pre- season tournaments , placing first in a Lincoln-sponsored event and fourth in a meet at Milwaukie. The Cardinals placed ninth in the league and fifteenth in the state to end their season. 63 Winter Sports Chris Robinson controls his opponent. Tim Hoitink grapples with opponents. Steve Bartlett tangles with foe. 64 Winter S ports jim Montagna is out for the season. kg' gigs? 1 'W - M . Heavyweight Champion, Wayne Kamey. nib Steve Meyers wins again. -Q Wim ' ' W Wayne Kamey ties up opponent. 65 Winter Sports Cardinals Show Promise Randy Brassfield rests with his opponent. Va rsity Wrestling Results Lincoln 37 Reynolds 14 Lincoln 40 Madison 10 Lincoln 44 jefferson 1 1 Lincoln 16 Wilson 37 Lincoln 23 jackson 27 Lincoln 22 Cleveland 29 Lincoln 15 Franklin 39 Lincoln 16 Benson 27 Lincoln 2 1 Marshall 27 Lincoln 33 Washington 25 Lincoln 33 Grant 18 Lincoln 22 Roosevelt 26 66 Winter Sports Coach john Linn. Lincoln wrestlers demonstrate their skills during a pep assembly ' as Junior Varsity Freshman Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Results Scores Lincoln 18 jackson 25 Lincoln 60 jefferson 3 Lincoln 18 Marshall 38 10 Wilson 19 Franklin 35 Roosevelt 10 Madison 17 Grant 15 jackson 28 Washington 10 Benson 12 Marshall 14 Cleveland 40 45 15 40 42 40 25 42 45 31 I Lincoln 35 Reynolds 20 E.. 4215 Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln I ,AY' 2 15 Cleveland 48 10 Wilson 20 10 Benson 45 26 jefferson 35 18 Roosevelt 30 18 Washington 25 State champ Wayne Karney talks with jim Montagna has control over Roosevelt contender. e x-Lincolnite john M ontagna, X L Wayne Karney tries takedown against his opponent. Chris Robinson rides his opponent during match. ,in 1 'x 67 Winter Sports W1 Current Events Challenge Spring Cabinet From assemblies on drugs and a memorial service for Dr. Martin Luther King, jr. to discussions on school spirit, the Spring Student Body Cabinet directed a Wide range of activi- ties. Among their other achievements were coordination of the levy drive, establishment of a progressive honor roll, and the authorization of a memorial plaque for Lincolnites who have died serving in the armed forces. ,., hifi? 1 x :ff ' ' , F David Delk - Treasurer jim Miller - President x S Q9 'M V t is 'E Dave Scranton - General Assembly President kfiiigiiiffzii. Y' ' ' Q rig: Alan Unkeles - Vice President 70 Spring Activities 3 Barbara Shirk - Secretary Howard Rosenbaum - ALM President Chris Snell - Editor Wayne Karney - Order of L-President Sherry Wilmsen - Marilyn Larkins - Gir1's League President Pep Club President 71 Spring Activities Student Groups Cope with Yea r's Activities Members of the Nominating Committee are from fl to rj john Van Burren, Bill Dittenhofer, David Hyman, Steve Camron, Trish Claridge, Helen Rosenfeld, Alan Unkeles. 'IOP ROW fl to rj: David Scranton, Vincent Kalafate, Charlie Raimondi, jack Heims, George Rinker, Laird Scranton, Paul Dickel, George Osgood, Steve Voorhees, jerry Soga, Charles Matschek, Matt Clark, Ken Davis, Takeshi Oda. MDDLE ROW: Gretchen Prewitt, Terry Lee, Brenda Burns, Connie Cavagnato, Becky Judd, Tracy Smith, Mark Laakso, john Renter. BOTTOM ROW: Sally Chamberlin, Nancy Brown, Pat Youngman, Nancy Conn, Roberta Reckon, Eve Smith, Pat Tredup, Beth Nelson. 72 Spring Activities A.L.IVI. and Girls League Promote Members from flkto rj are Marta Kallsfrom, Janice Chappell, Denise Utzinger, Zizi Shaver, SherryW11msen, Sandy Newton, Debby Doherty, Marianne Tanaka, Kathleen Campbell. Spring Activities Q Members from Q1 to rj are Greg Usher, jim Sproat, Howard Rosenbaum, Mike Reed, Ken Davis, Mr. Knighf. 73 Spring Activities National Honor Society offered a student tu t o r i n g program to all who sought help this year. Guidance was available in all subjects offered at Lincoln. Because of the levy failure, no funds were available for the annual NHS ban- quet. Pre side nt Terry Shuford worked with Advisor Miss Frances Elmer to make the stu- dent tutoring system successful. Self-determination, racial discrimination, over-population, and man's freedom of move- ment were some of the topics dis c u s s ed by s p e cialis t s and foreign students before the N.H.S., I.R.L.,arld International Relations League this year. Pam Hermann, this year's state secretary, was elected state president for the coming year. Advisor Mrs. Lynda Falkenstein, chose the ten Lincoln delegates to the annual two-day state conference in Eugene. They participated in the drafting of resolutions concerning the United States' role in promoting human rights. The group was led by President jack Heims. This year's membership voted decision making through simulation of model nations as the topic to be discussed next year. Members of National Honor Society are FIRST ROW: fl to rj, Maggie Koko, Lenore Hall, Pat Henderson, Christi Burns, Merrillee Spence, Pat Anderson, Eilene Edwards, Mary McCal1ey, Motter Forman. SECOND ROW: Bill Dittenhoffer, Don Lachman, jim Sproat, Terry Shuiord, Laurie Steed, Marta. Kallstrom, Miss Francis Elmer. THIRD ROW: Ken Davis, George Rinlcer, Cathy Buckmaster, Gary Smith, Leslie Pederson. 74 Spring Activides Red Cross Try Harder. Lincoln' s Red Cross Council suffering from the levy cut -back this year, formed an execu- tive council led by President Fred Chown. Service projects included ei successful pickle sale, Christmas stockings filled and sent to Doernbecher Hospital and the annual fund drive in March. New officers will be e le ctcd next year and carry on school and community ser- vices. Members of Red Cross are BACK ROW: Greg Leo, Greg Usher, Dave Scranton, Richard Carlson, and Dave Shlim. FRONT ROW: Mary McCalley, Fred Chown, and Barb Shirk . Ang: W Ln, vm--, 1 'x'x.mn,, Members of International Relations League are FIRST ROW: fl to rj Eric Fulford, Ernest Wood, Greg Anderson, john Reuter. SECOND ROW: Ken Davis, Takashi Oda, jane Kelly, Cindy Lipman, Nancy Conn, Barbara Powers, Terry Floren, Pam Herman, George Rinker. THIRD ROW: Cathy Henderson, Eve Smith, Claire Bunting, janet Finch, Cathy Husman, jim Anderson, Gretchen Reckon, Barbara Nelson, Susan Blumenfield, Eric Lovell, Trink johnson, Chris DeCas11'o. 75 Spring Activitie S Lincoln lab assistants are responsible for setting up lab equipment for demonstrations by the instructor, helping to prepare visual aids, and doing the necessary lab clean-ups after classes. Advised by Mr. Keith, they also tutor students who need assistance. Lab assistants receive credit for their work on their tran- scripts. Posters, banners and programs are just a few of the c re at i o n s produced by Mr. Bruce Clere's art staff. Throughout the year, twelve Student Assistants Play juniors and seniors decorate the school with inf o r m a t iv e posters concerning up -coming events. These students also design advertise- ments for the Cardinal Times. Several mem- bers of the staff have been assigned to the Oregon Education Association on a freelance basis and do the many sign painting jobs and calligraphic assignments offered by that orga- nization. Business outside the school often calls on these pre -professional artists for workin the advertising field. Student assistants in the science labs this year included Ll. to r.j Story Forman, jeff Daugherty, Mike Laakso, Eric Lovell, Gerry Todd, Marilyn Larkins, jim Wilson, Dan Boles, Dave Scranton, Gail Goodman, Bill Dittenhofer, and David Lessing. Serving on the art staff this year were QL. to R. J Dick Stuck, David Del.k, Cathy Wilson, Mary Kem, Cathy Rosenau, Clark Greenlee, Sue Miller, Ed Irish, jerry Burger, and jenny jordan. Vital Role Around Lincoln Knowing the ropes - literally - is just one of the many aspects of a stage crew member's job. He must know which ropes to pull to open and close various curtains and to elevate or lower scrims and scenery. He must also mas- ter operation of the complex stage lighting panel, know how to persuade a balky micro- phone to work, be able to follow cues and performers with the balcony spots, and set a stage c o m p le te ly according to instructions. Crew chief David Delk, assisted by senior David Walker and Freshmen David Haight, john Andrews, Richard Monger, and Ray Ross, has been re spons ible for all operations on the Lincoln stage this year. Advisor is Mr. Les Wood. David Haight, john Andrews learned the ropes this year as fledgling members of the stage crew. Under the leadership of Pep Club president Marilyn Larkins, the Pep Club strives to build spirit and enthusiasm at games for Lincoln's football and basketball teams. Guided by Advi- sor Miss Susan Waters, Pep Club m e m b e r s also managed the refreshment stands, Armed with undying enthusiasm and white pom pons the Pep Club formed the nucleus of the cheering section at every game. Stage crew chief David Della is assisted by Ray Ross at the light panel. Pep Club members headed by Marilyn Larkins were a ia- miliar fixture at basketball games in the gym last fall. Bruce Galloway, john Yerke - Duet Lessonia, Grace, Gloria, Teresa Ross, sing Can't Hurry Love. 'l '78 Spring Activities MUSIC TO WA 2ls'I'An OPENING WITH ORCHESTRA Popcycle Band Windy Tara's Theme lFrom Gone Wifh me WindJ MISTRESS AND MASTERS OF CEREMONIES Hela Hazen A Neal Phipps - Greg Usher A HYMN TO HIM PORTRAIT OF PRETTY GIRLS Annie Lewis Sandi Newton Eve Smith Jan Jewett Jo-Ellen Lucke Trish Claridge Becky Porafh Melody Kefell Maria Boone Laura Friendly Pom Hermann .lime Kelly Mcryls Meadows Sue Yaungman Cclthie Palaske Betsy Honey Laurie French Clair Bunting Denise Utzinger Shelley Lewis Sue Morris Nancy Smith Chrisino De Castro Shelly Tucker Wendy Hallinan Bonnie Stalker Debbie Todd with me Butler Triplets May, Mary and Margaret SlDE BY SIDE LES SYPHIEDES-ballet Polly Dingley ADAM AND EVE and o dirfY SNAKE ADAM--Steve Voorhees EVE-Sue Morris SNAKE--Bruce Galloway IEETHOVEN-Opus 27 if 2 Ill Movement il-'iono Solo? Kathy Eybee ROSE-lduefl Bruce Galloway - John Yerke FISHIN' lskirl Nancy Williams Phil Shaughnessy WADE IN THE WATER--Ramsey Lewis--lfnodem dance? Jo Hardy Pom Callas CDRlNAl CORlNAl 0-larmanica guitar? Peter Wilson CAN'T HURRY LOVE isister acrl Gloria, Grace, Lessonia, Theresa Ross THEME FRDM THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS isolol Cheryl Lambing SWEET OLD-FASHIONED GIRL Cdonce Cardetfesl Helen Rosenfeld Jan Vandercaok Leslie Weaver Charlene ,lahnsan Patty Thomas Delores Director Debbie Cole Kim Kanror SANDY fElectric Guitarl Barbara Galloway - Pat Anderson SPOOKY lmodem dance? Parry Renter BABY BGWL lskifl Bob Claridge A Betsy Wetsy Sue Morris - Announcer Carl French - Klssy Missy Wendy Hallinan - Gertrude Clemonbocker Maria Boone - Cheerful Tearful Melody Kerell - Miss Very Shapely I GOT A FEELING-Brown iDrill Teaml Sponsored by Dr. Lenclon Smith Gloria Ross Sherrie Howard Sharon Miller Charlene Johnson Debbie Todd Caroflyn McClinton Shirley Moors Sara McClendon - ' Theresa Brown Rocky Pcchel Annie Lewis Audrey Cobbs Vernesra Bradliord Jackie White Charlesettc Chiles Pa! Lewis Sondra Craer Anita Talton Romaiean Hadley Doraiean Aller , Grace Ross lNTERMlSSlON I5 minutes ORCHESTRA'-Seiectecl I ENJOY BEING A GIRL Cdonce-Cardekfesl Becky Porath Janice Chappell Janet Amundsnn Rabin Sunsul Carol Maier Cindy Miller Pam Colles Cathy Saito Polly Waller ' :JH GIRLS GO BY lfoncycles l l OH MOTHER! lskitl Pauline Katchis David Phipps NOLA lpiano duet? .lan and Laurie Hallwyler L'ENTENDS SIFFLER LE TRAlN lgirl quarvetl Julie Schwartz Jennie Jordan Jane Cofeldt Becky Pomth THE THREE YS ldancel SOMBNHERE John Hardy - Jo Hardy - Jerry Kirby ORCH! RA I I l MsrFAll5plfES9'-Atrumpei' solo, John Reutef BASEBALL-OH, IT WILL NEVER BE THE SAME-skit Pitcher: Mike Brannon ' Batter: Bruce Galloway Catcher: Steve Voorhees I ENJOY BEING A GIRL lsolol Jeanne Latourette SWEET SUE lEnsemblel Cheryl Lambing Bruce Galloway Kati McGraw Jerry Kirby Paula Pusieski Bob May Jane Vandercook Chris Schatz Jane Kelly Andy Votterson Ons Abernathy Charles Loomis Julie Schwartz Pauline Katchis CLYDE--BUT N0 BONNIE-lskitl Sandie Newton Steven Jagielski Debbie Greenlee Matt Clark Connie Galordi John Pollock Jo-Ellen Lucke THERE'S NOT ANOTHER LIKE MY BABY lquarterf with THE NATURALETTES Annie Lewis Debra Todd Phyllis Branch Charlene Johnson TELEPHONE BLUES lskitl Pauline Karchis David Phipps ' Jeanne Latouretle FLOIL-lcombol Steve Books Rebecca Kimbrell Dean Womer Clcig Mother BABY ELEPHANT WALK lSenior Boys! W Howard Rosenbaum Mike Mciehara Chris Knives Dixon Spear Fred Chown Tim Hickman John Kraft Don Lachman Wayne Karney Charlie Fox Choreography Marie Allen I A CLASSICAL BUT THOKOUGHLY MODERN GIRL ldcnce - Song acfl l Leslie Weaver HAT FASHION SHOW--skit ' ,Jeff Hockley Charles Fox Bob Turner MAAA5-ldancel-lflardettssl Carol Maier Pony Thomas Becky Pofuth Janice Chappell Polly Waller Meg M-:Gm , Pam Callas Laurie Frott Janet Amundson 1 Holly Sidesinger Leslie Weaver POPCYCLES THROUGH THE YEARS ' 1946-47 Howdy Partner ll.azy L i955-56 Gobs of Swobs , Rumherul l956-57 Patches ol Paris l94-7-48 Ll Coborei de lo Poris l957'58 Slars in the Slirrup lthe first Popcyclesl l958-59 Backstage Portland l948-49 Anchors Aweigh l959A60 Oriental-Occidental l949-50 Away to Rio l960'6l Highly Seasoned Revue ' 1950-Sl Alaurney Through the 3961-62 Look at the State We're , Years l952-63 Pupole Hukilou l95lg52 Return to Paradise l963-64 7-Teen l9S2-53A Pods Big Top l964f65 Papa Bolo de Trinidad l?953e5l Kentucky Karniycl l965-66 Trernblmg Twenties k95Q-Q55 pos Toppin' io cuba 1957-sa New vm came square ' W ' ' ' Music TO sz messwrzo burma Acts 'raoizousi-mv MODERN MlLLlE-James van mi-Sen ' I THANK Haven FOR i.irri.s clara-Kfeaefich Loewe ' T I srucrv eeimsf. sim,-Rsgm on You aefiurnrui. noir.-Ayer-Brown X cmov, on canov-aqffon-img . if You Knew sums-suaay Desyiw cecinm-Ruby-ofmf Gzonev sm-Tom spfangfieia 1 HELLO DOLLY-Jerry Herman ,lo Hardy, Pan Callas - Wade in the Water'l Neal Phipps, Greg Usher - Masters of Ceremonies. 80 Spring Activities Greg Usher, Hela. Hazen, Neal Phipps - and away we go! ! Steve Voorhees, Melody Ketell, Claire Bunting - The snake Patti Dingly - Dance of the Waterfall. 1 34' 2. 3 , ,M flfiff F i i to The answer is blovvin' in the wind - PeterWil- SOIL Pretty girls dom inated the scene in Llllb year's Zlst annual Popcycles, Music to Watch Girls Go By. Directed by Mr. john Lehman, this money-making production headlined many dance numbers, skits, singers, and other mu- sical groups. A colorful background of pretty girl's pictures set the stage for the show. Neal Phipps, Greg Usher, and I-lela Hazen acted as Masters and Mistress of Ceremonies, The money raised is used to supplement tax funds in providing needed extras for Lincoln and its students. 81 Spring Activities Junior Play Creates Laughs Curtain Going Up by Gregory Johnston, is the hilarious production of a high school play. The action takes place on stage in a high school auditorium during rehearsal. One unique fea- ture of this play was that there is no set except a stage. The female lead, Miss Burgess, faces many problems, including the disappearance of play scripts. The cast is as follows: lvliss Irene Burgess . ........, . Miss Lorry Fuller . . Nancy Leveridge . . 'vliss Carol n Moran l y . . . Miss Henrietta Rivers Elsie Hunter .... Sylvia Moore . . janet Young . joan White ..,. Kyle Roberts . . . Mr. Norman Carter . . Andy Fulbright . . . jocko Guthrie . . . Milt Sanders . . . Buck O'Hara . . . Mr. Tony Peterson .Sue Youngman Claire Bunting jo Ellen Lucke . Nancy Smith . Teresa Brown . Betsy Haney . Laura Friendly Nancy Williams . . .jan Jewitt . Laurie French . . john Brooks , Alan Peterson . Barry Kurren . . Steve Voorhees . . . .Skip Langley Chris Malcolm Mr, Richard Leveridge . . . Randy Norris First Girl ..,.... , , Becky Porath Second Girl . . . . . Debbie Todd Third Girl . . . . Carol Maier Fourth Girl . . . .Cathie Palaske Fifth Girl . - . . Terry Floren Woman . . . . . Megan Graae Mrs . Young . Boy .... . . jane Kelly . . Tim Hoitink Mr. Peterson played by Chris Malcolm holds a woman's shoe up to Susan Youngman and Megan Graae. Claire Bunting, Dan Brooks, and Susan Youngman await their turn to speak. 82 Spring Activities Mrs. Roberts played by Laurie French, bids farewell to Miss Fuller. Andy Fulbright and jocko Guthrie are played by Alan Peterson and Barry Kurren. Milt Sanders portrayed by Steve Voorhees tells of his aches and pains to Lorry. i ' . 39 H Mr, Carter carries Miss Burgess off stage. Buck, played by Skip Langley, awaivs his enuance on Stage. Spring Sports Festival Stirs Excitement Bicycle races, a junior-senior powderpuff baseball game, a Bar B Q, and a dance were featured at the Pep Club, Order of L-Spring Sports Festival. The senior girls Whopped the junior team by the close score 24-2. A band, The Soul Segment, provided music for the dance which started at 8 p,m. All in all the whole night proved to be exciting. Eric Lovell, Charley Raimondi, and Sneve Cameron discuss strategy for the upcoming bike race. 84 Spring Activities You mean I run that way? exclaims Trish Claridge. Tim Hart proved to be speedy in the races. Parent-Teacher Association and Dads' Club Lend Helping Hand to Many Lincoln Activities Few students are fully aware of the extent of the contributions the two parents' organiza- tions, the Parent-Teachers Association and the Dads' Club, make to the success and enjoyment of the school year. Many interested parents devote long hours to planning, preparation, and execution of a wide variety of projects. Seniors enjoying themselves at the Senior Breakfast this spring were guests of the Parent-Association. Breakfast is only one of the many events offered students by this organization. PTA offic e r s for l967-1968 were Mrs. Melbourne Smith, presidentg Mrs. Kirk Usher, first vice -presidentg Mrs. Preston Phipps, re- cording s e c r e t a r y 5 Mrs. Robert Cameron, corresponding s e c r e ta r y 5 and Mrs. Brooks Claridge, treasurer. Dads' Club members provide the manpower for the Football Patrol in the bleachers during home game s each fall. Besides Pop-Cycles, the Dads' Club sponsors the Athletic Banquet and Dad-Daughter Banquet. From Pop-Cycles receipts, a significant contribution is made to scholarship funds. Mr. Frank Chown was l967-l968 president of the Dads' Clubg Mr. Phil Hunt, treasurerg and Mr. Preston Phipps, s e c re ta r y. Mr. George Shaver was General Chairman for Pop- Cycles. Biggest in terms of monetary returns to the student body are the PTA rummage sale, which grossed over 54,000 this year, and the Dads' Club sponsored Pop Cycles, long a source of funds for an extensive list of equipment pur- chases and activities not covered by tax funds. The Senior Breakfast is the PTA' s traditional salute to the graduating class. Notable among other PTA contributions to school life are Freshman Orientation, the Get -Acquainted Din- ner, and the Information Night program at which questions of parents about all manner of schoolmatters from grading policies to college admissions are answered by faculty and ad- ministration members. Rummage sale receipts pay for the PTA Scholarships announc ed at graduation and the drapes on the cafeteria windows. Senior boys enjoy game of leap-frog after Senior Breakfast sponsored by the PTA. Sports banquets and other activities are sponsored by the Dads' Club. 85 Spring Activities Sp g A vivitl Queen Jan Rules May Fete jan Batiste was introduced as Queen of the May at the traditional May Pete assembly May 3. Stuffed animals were presented to Queen jan and her court and a dance and songs were pre- sentedbythe choir and ensemble. Ten subjects of her realm who have W o r k e d faithfully for 1 Lincoln during the year were knighted in spc- cial ceremonies by Queen jan. -n.....m sgw T52 1 I f if.. an .4s.f,' is ff I ..,., 87 Spring Activities -Q my' x 1 Princess Christine Walsh. Princess Nancy Littlejohn May Fete Court Princess Laurie Steed. Princess Candy Warren. Cs 88 Spring Activities aw, 2 ,..' wi W .Q I+. ' , . 5: 1- N , , e' fji .i4 i1 f:5gg5. qs-T. k aff-?? AV f 'f'-'fyffszi f ?iIA ' 31 . I ' b ,, I 5g1,?5igs f , yfgg., mm, . ggrfyfggf - . ' A1513 J., :f gc -fy VT . . S . V ' xr 522 , 'X fbi . A f q'vvr 'ssi ' f J .Af 1 'Q 41 ...I 4 JAN BATISTE, May Fete Queen 89 Spring Activities Rose Festival Welcomes Princess Janet ,041 Dressed inwhite lace and navy blue organdy, janet Butler was announcedas Lincoln's Princess in the 1968 Portland Rose Festival. janet was presented to the students in a. single as- sembly in the gym the afternoon of April 30 after she and five other candidates were escorted the length of the floor to the stage of lavender and pink flowers. janet received a gold locket from the Senior Class and a scrapbook from last year's Princess, Cheryl Tonkin. Other finalists for the selection were Laurie Steed, Chris- tine Walsh, Nancy Littlejohn, jan Batiste, and Candy Warren. They were escorted by Fred Chown fwith Princess janetj, Howard Rosenbaum, Steve Prewitt, Bruce Galloway, Wayne Karney, and Dave Scranton. f fm f , gr 4 ,Mk Q' ,X J' . 'f , If ' fbi, -I, 9 .07 5. 'rv A .. Q kv, ,Cf Y ' 'I X M. 3.-3' Q51 ' A r xx 'Qfq S Q 0 w qv 3 L v.. 8- ,,,.3.':, g g W gi . w Q - , ON, JANET BUTLER, Rose Festival Princess 91 Spring Activities Q' ,nw wx . , 'R 2. Vx ' ' '. z g in if , g sa V.. , ., Q7 fgt 5 ? 5,5 4'- ,5 2' f ' ,Q Prom Ballroom IVIay18 Sunshine and Dandelions adorned Lincoln's first free Junior and Senior Prom, Saturday May 18 at the Masonic Temple. Under the direction of Prom Chairman Debbie Cole, the Temple was decorated in big flowers and warm colors, with dandelion cov- ered pillars and wrought iron furniture added to the over-all picture of a formal garden. The Charles Bradford orchestra provided the music for dancing from 8:30 - ll:30. Bob Claridge helps his date as Bob Wilhelmi waits. fu- Dancers await arrival of Queen jan and her court. 93 Spring A ctivities Miss Ruth Arbuckle announces awards for seniors. Mr. Hal Sawatsky hands award to Gary Sundquist. 94 Spring Activities Seniors Honored in Assembly Recognition for outstanding s e rv i c e was given to Lincoln seniors on May 16 at the spe- cial Senior Day a s s e m b l y in the auditorium. Dressed in Sunday best, Lincoln seniors filed in solemn p r 0 c e s s io n from the cafeteria to the ir seats in the center of the auditorium. College c o u n s e lo r Miss Ruth Arbuckle an- nounced the names of recipients While senior counselors Miss Frances Elmer and Mr. Harold Sawatzky handed out the awards. Trink johnson and David Delk received the coveted Dads' Club Service Awards. Charlie Fox sheds tears of joy. Nladrlgal Singers Entertain Seniors at Breakfast Gs Sc ram ble d eggs, hash brown potatoes, toast, and milk served as the senior's last meal at Lincoln. Entertainment was provided by the Lewis and Clark MadrigalSingers. Games such as a three-legged race, balloon passing, and leap frog were am ong the activities. 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Class advisors Miss Frances Elmer and Mr. Harold Sawatzky an- nounc ed winners of the Lincoln Trust Fund, Mabel Southworth, and PTA Scholarships and the PTA Service Awards. Service Award win- ners were Barbara Shirk, Marilyn Larkin, jack Heims, and David Scranton. Ron Naito K'e'iv?fir'?f ..,,A..a-wxmv,-n-f Varsity Baseball Season Disappointing The Varsity baseball team compiled a 5 Win!7 loss record. According to Coach jack Ryan, this record resulted from a lack of ex- perience and untimely injuries. Burly Wayne Karneyand quick-handed Dennis Schuman pro- vided the hitting for the Cards. jim Anderson played first and Don Nelson shortstop, Pitch- ing, although the record doesn't show it, seemed to be the key cog in the Cardinal attack. junior Rob Mayo, sophomore Bruce Cavallaro, and senior Wayne Karney, provided the power from the mound. The outlook for next year looks bright, with only three s e n i o r s graduating. Coach Ryan appears optimistic. 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I , 101 Spring Sports N J 1 .M Individuals Shine In Dismal Track Season The track team, although they did not have a winning season, had many outstanding ath- letes. With coaches Anton Lindstrom, and john Linn to guide the team, the cindermen racked up many points in c o m p e t i t i o n. Leading if ? f' I Y 2 t via. Terry McGrath strains for distance in long jump. . . -1: Varsity track squad members are: TOP ROW, L. to R. : john Mays, Dwight Morse, Odell Butler, Tim Quinlan, Terry McGrath, Donald Frazier, Tom Boothe, Charles Sargent, BOTTOM ROW: Brian Butterfield, Dixon Spear, Dave Wie- neeke, Charles Maischek, Brandt Bunting, Randy Norris, Phil Richmond, Donald Lachman. the varsity squad were Dixon Spear in the high jump and the long jump, john Mays l00 yard dashg and Dave Wieneke in the mile. An outstanding performance was given by Dixon Spear who cleared the high jump bar at 6' to tie the school record set by jeff Kolherg and Orhie Scott in 1966. Said Coach Lindstrom, ln the dual meets the team lacked depth, but in the city meet, the individual strengths were shown. Standouts on the junior varsity teams were joe Pennington, Allen McArthur, Skip Langley, and jerry Soga, all sprinters. Ken Carlson in the hurdles, Cameron Hyde in the discus and shot put, and Dave Katagari in the pole vault are all upcoming standouts on the freshman squad. ln the city relay meet Lincoln placed tenth out of twelve teams, and in the city champion- ships Lincoln's varsity placed sixth. Going to the state meet at Corvallis were john Mays in the lOO yard dash, and Dixon Spear in both the high jump and long jump. Performing for the junior varsity are: TOP ROW, L. to R.: john Wilhelmi, Steve Voorhees, Robert Morse, Tracy Boyce, Kenyon Eagon, Charles Kingston, George Osgood, Terry McGrath, Tim Quinlan, Steve Hare, Charles Matschek. BOTTOM ROW: Alan Tonkin, jerry Sega, Steve Chin, Alan McArthur, Brandt Bunting, Phil Richmond. Future varsity athletes are freshmen: TOP ROW, L. to R.: Daniel Carl, Steve Voorhees, Ken Carlson, David McCol- lister, Larry Davidson, Mike Reed, Gary Taubman, Cameron Hyde, Steve Hare, john Butler. BOTTOM ROW: Scott Sandell, Peter Davis, Tom Patty, Willie Wells, jerry Soga, Tim Hart, Phil Richmond, Odell Butler. 103 Spring Sports Randy Norris ta k e s baton from Dwight Morse in relay. Dixon Spear sails over bar in high jump competition junior Varsity runnels get off. 104 Spring Sports john Mays takes first! Don Lachman winds up to throw discus. Track Record Class A Lincoln 44-172 Benson 91 -172 Lincoln 44 Grant 96 Lincoln 47 Marshall 88 Lincoln 46 Roosevelt 90 Lincoln 83 Washington 52 Lincoln 61 Wilson 75 Class B Lincoln 34 Benson 84 Lincoln 38'lf3 Grant 88-213 Lincoln 37 Marshall 80 Lincoln 69 Roosevelt 61 Lincoln 63-173 Washington 50 -273 Lincoln 38 Wilson 85 Class C Lincoln 23 Benson 89 Lincoln 29 Grant 96 Lincoln 27 Marshall 102 Lincoln 43 Roosevelt 59 Lincoln 37 Washington 86 Lincoln 35 Wilson 92 V . Montagna lets go. 105 Spring Sports .S.. 39? 'N Q . ' , ag -'i b,,5uVQ,11,11g.fiv..,xnn,i ff ,. 6 ff ' ,af QQ W1 f ' 'ry Ml, 'V g 'A 3, W f' , f -2 ,1 'f ...Lf ' W , W' '17 'ii ' ,. Tr I ,,.. I f . . ,M gat! W xnxx., 5 L , , Q Xm'KiMfX:'f Q 77 ' W RQ? N- 1. ,,kA, , Arm -L M aw M in gf Q. +-.. -Lb In fm.. S. , Q., ,Q-.Q . -svn - ., A M K Aga -YN, 1 ' . ,hw WN- -Wa , A, 'NSN' 4- ' s f--.. Randy Norris sem to throw the javelin. Tha.t's not a. Lincoln jersey in front! r Brecht Babeckos hands off to john Mays with a one step lead. 107 Spring Sports Golf And Tennis Teams Rack Up Foes 2 Members of the boy's golf team are: Q1 to rj Doug Brown, Tim Ginger, David Jacobson, Rick Snodgrass, Doug Parks, Chris Blake, john Cronan. 108 Spring Sports Members of the gi.r1's golf team are: Q1 to ry Trisha Emerson, jane Kelly, Mary Tatum Kathy Lange, Deni Rauw. Boys tennis team includes LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach john Hall, Robert Schroeder, jeff Hockley, Alan Tuhy, David Trachten- berg, Mike Foster, Richard Carlson, Donald Livingstone. Both boys and girls tennis teams enjoyed winning seasons this year. The girls won eight out of nine matches, losing only to Roosevelt, while the boys also won eight, but lost three. Two of the girls games were rained out. Coached by Mrs. Marie Allen, the top seated girls were Molly Madden, Sherry Wilmsen, and julie Nau. Top members of the boys team, coached by Mr. john Hall, were jeff Hockley and Nick Moss. The girls team will lose only one member for next year's squad, but the boys face a building year with possibly two members re- turning. Tennis Record i Opp. Boys LINCOLN Girls Opp. 3 Benson 2 3 Cleveland 2 l Cleveland -1 4 Franklin l l Franklin 4 - Grant - l Grant 4 3 jackson 2 l jackson 4 3 Jefferson 2 O Jefferson 3 4 Madison 1 3 Madison 2 3 Marshall 2 O Marshall 5 5 Monroe 0 2 Roosevelt 3 l Roosevelt 4 l Washington 4 5 Washington 0 5 Wilson O - Wilson - Feminine netters carrying the Cardinal banner this year are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Mostyn, Ioan Anderson, Deborah Lange, janet Finch, Sue Swan, julie Nau, jane Coffelt, Molly Madden, jean , Kent, Cynthia Morrison, Sherry Wilmsen, with Coach Marie Allen. lane Coffelt awww Serve' Sherry Wilmsen returns ball. 109 Spring Sports The senior jug band walls to the tune of Bottle of Wine. Susan Miller, Ann Greenwood, and Gloria Siringfellow search for the waitress to clear the table in the cafeteria. Bob Campbell is taught 2. lesson by the Regulars. 112 Senior Class Seniors Participate in Various Activities Maryanne Wold marks her art. Cabinet members ponder Sun Valley vacation. Reed College Conference Patti Dingley communicates wiLhYerLle the Turtle. LEFT: 113 Senior Class Kikes Leads Seniors Led by President Chris Kikes and guided by advisors Miss Frances Elmer and Mr. Hal Sawatzky, the senior class completed its final year of high school with its eyes already firmly fixed to the future. In the past are the promo- tion of the class play, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, and such traditional events as the senior breakfast, senior class day, junior- senior prom, selection of the class gift and commencement. . , IM, Bill Whitcomb, Celia Boys' and Girls' reps. I Chris Kikes, President Tom Hickman, Boys' Historian if Kathi Secretary gp! Dave Phipps, Treasurer Motter Forman, Girls' Historian George Rinker, Vice President 114 Senior Class 1 ANDERSON, PAT BATISTE, JAN BIGGS, MARCIA BOND, BETSY BURGER, JERRY I ANDERSON, ROY BEASLEY, JOANN BINFCRD, LAURIE BOOKS, STEVE BURNS, CAROLYN 1, , , Aff, ALLEN, HELENE ARDITO, jUDY BELL, CHRISTINE BISCHOFF, KAY BROWN, DOUGLAS BURNS, KRISTY BABCOCK, TI-IERESA BeLUSKO, CHARLES BOCHMIER, TIM BROWNE, STEVE BUTLER, JANET N .N ' M ex. I ANDERSON, MARK BARSS, ROBERT BERNARDI, IUSTINE BOLES, DANIEL BUCKMASTER, CATHY BUTLER, MARGARET 115 Senior Class ggi A'1!!s T gg 53 K ., i 1' V12 'Y' -G gw Wk ' .-. .I YA. 3 DEVOE, MARVIN DUAEI , KERI DIEM , HENRY EDWARDS , EILEEN DINGLEY, PA TTI ERTELL , JOHN DITTENHOFER, WILLIAM FINN, NANCY DOHERTY, DEBORAH FORMAN, MOTTER Seniors fCM, ff ' 3. I 'K FOSTER, CHRIS GARRISON, DELORIS HAHN, KRISTI HART, IAMES x' 'K 'S nl 5 if we Y 1 'J' I I , . FOX, CHARLES GILMORE, susmv HALL, LENORE HARTSHORN, TI-IERESA FUQUA, GARY GOOD, EDWARD HALLWYLER, JANICE I-LARTVIG, ROSS x. 3, 34 N . 7 15- '. -155 ' GAISER, JANICE GOODMAN, SARA HAMILTON, SUSAN I-IAWORTH, LARRY GALLOWAY, BRUCE GOWANS, EDWARD HANSON, JOHN HAZEN, I-ELA I 1 7 Seniors Seniors HEFFLEY, LINDA HOCKLEY, JEFFREY HEIMS, JACK HOHNSTEIN, PATRICK HEINEMANN, DEBORAH HOLDEN, DEBORAH HICKMAN, THOMAS HOLMEN, GAYLE HITCHCOCK, LINDA HOPKINS , MARK 11 8 Seniors HUGHES, BEVERLY JAMES, LARRY HYDE, HOLLY JEROME , RONNELLE IVERSON, DONALD JOHNSON, KATRINKA JACKSON, JOHN JONES, PAULA I JAGIELSKI, STEVE JONES, RANDI KAKISI-HTA . DANA KALLSTROM, MARTA KARNEY, WAYNE KATCHIS , PAULINE KEM, MICHAEL Seniors Y. J :gi Tv! Q , ' LAMPSA, SHARON LEO, GENE LIVESLEY, MELODY MADSEN. CYDNEY MARSI-I.ALL LEIJ-XND LARKINS, MARILYN LESTER, TAMMY LIVINGSTONE, DONALD MAEHARA, MIKE MATI-IENY, DEBORAH LASICH, PHYLLIS LEWIS, KAREN LOUGI-IRAN, JOHN MAGINNIS, MARY MAZUROSKY, LINDA K LATOURETTE. TEANNE LEWIS. SHELLEY MACDONALD, PATTV MAR. MARINA MCBEE, IAMES KWXL I-ANEBING, CHIERYL LAVINE, MARCY LITTLEJOHN, NANCY MADDEN, LAURA MARRAZZO, LINDA MCCALLEY, MARY ' 119 Seniors TTERSON, JANICE PETERSON, BARBARA IAMAR LES LEY LAN, CLIFFORD ZACHARY PHIPPS, DAVID PHIPPS, NEAL PINKERTON, SCOTT POLONOFF, DAVID POOLE , KATHLEEN POWERS, FRANK PREWITT, STEVE PUSIESKI, STAN REED , LYNN REKATE, RICHARD RICE , DEBO RAH RICHARDSON , TED RHVEBARA, YUZUKI R RINKER, GEORGE Seniors ROSE, LEWIS ROSS. BRENDA . '-sv., 1. P4- 3 . ' ,vw ROSE , SUSAN ROTHROCK, DENNIS ROSENAU, CATHLEEN ROUT, LARRY N OSENBAUM, HOWARD ROWLAND, CHARLES ROSENBAUM, JEAN SCHA TZ , KRIS 121 Seniors THOMAS , PATRICIA TURNER, ROBERT TODD , JERRY UNKELES, ALAN RACHTENBERG, DAVID UPI-LAM, KATHY TROUSDALE, WILMA TUI-I'Y , AIAN USHER, GREG VAN Loo, MARD1 VERNIILYAJ DAVID VVELCH, IULIE x I N - -f- gr W. 'fr ' M' Xl, WAITES, ANDREW WHITCOIVLB, WILLIAM WALKER, DAVID WHITE, HELEN .I ' ' X . A 'M ti WALSH, CHRISTINE YVILLIAMSON, ANN WARREN , CANDIS WILMSEN, SHERRY Seniors K-I4 I, 5. XY A WILSON, LYNN WOODWARD, JAMES I WINKLE, GEORGE WINTERS, JANE WOLD , MARYANNE WOLFORD, BERNARD 123 WRIGHT , RANDY , , I YERKE, JOHN YORK, IEP? YOUNG , DENNIS Seniors Seniors ZINK, RUSSELL EIWEN, TONY HYATT, CHERYL RICHARD, NANCY 4 I Laurie Steed pokes fun at the world situation during art class. lab assistant Mike Iaakso experiments with acid. 124 Senior Class 40 n - Q -iii. if , 1 ff qt Rudolph the RedNoseWi1msen pushes Santa Montagna Claus cmd Dean Counts the da S umjl Schoolys Out. m his httle red wagon. Y Y gsgzz. 1-:,:::5W Wsiwm. . .f. a Patti Dingley straightens out Jeanne Latouxette. GUY Oliver POHdS the PHWHS- x 5 4 il 125 Senior Class Lincoln Seniors Reminisce Class counselors Mr. Harold Sawatzky and Miss Frances Elmer eye the camera for the last time. n n si.. -xii-3 msg Q.. ing- qu--. Betty Snow's Nursery School Class of 1955: From LEFT: Would you believe the same people .... 1968? Barbara Shirk, Susan Youngman, Alan Tuhy, Robby Turner, Barby Smith. 126 Senior Class 'S Af, W-we ai- ff' ' The Rev. Wendall Wallace and Rabbi Emanuel Rose offici- Lincoln's 1956 Rally Mascot, Mark Hopkins. ated at the Martin Luther King Memorial Service. pr . as 6 uf 3 s fr- 4' Va Frosh Basketball: FRONT ROW: N. Phipps, J. Kraft, R. McCollister, H. Rosenbaum. BACK ROW: B. Tatum, R. Hawthorne, Z. Patterson, L. Ciaffoni, G. Leo. Powder Puff participants play paddy-cake. 127 Senior Class 12 8 S cholarships Lincoln Seniors Receive Allan, Helene Pacific University Scholarship. Barss, Robert Lincoln High School Scholarship. Beasley, Joann Portland Sta te College Scholarshipg PTA Scholarship. Boles, Daniel National Honor Society Scholarship Program - Semi - finalistg Nadonal Merit Scholarship Program - Scholar- shipg Oregon Scholar. Bond, Beth Mills College - Alternate for Schol- arshipg Reed College - Scholarship. Brown, Stevenson National Ho nor Society Scholarship Program - Semi- finalistg National Merit Scholarship Program - Certifi- cate of Meritg Oregon Scholar. Butler, janet Rose Festival Scholarship. Davis, Kenneth University of California at Berkeley - Honors at Entranceg Oregon Scholar. Della, David Portland State Scholarship. Delk, Wayne Portland State Scholarship. Dittenhofer, William National Honor Society Scholarship Program - Semi - finalistg National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendationg Oregon Scholar. Edwards, Eileen University of Puget Sound - Achieve- ment Award and Designation as Uni- versity Scholarg Linfield College - Honors at Ennianceg Oregon Scholar. Forman, Motter University of Washington - Scholarship for Creativity in Music. Gaiser, Janice Oregon Scholar. Goodman, Sara Oregon Scholar. Hall, Lenora Oregon Scholar. I-lartvig, Ross Admitted to U.S. Naval Academy. Holden, Deborah PTA Scholarship. Kallstrom, Marta A d m i tt e d to University of Oregon Honors College. Kikes, Christopher National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendationg Pomona College Scholarshipg Stanford Univer- sity Scholarshipg Oregon Scholar. Kokko, Margaret National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendation3 Admitted to University of Oregon Honors Collegeg Lincoln High School Scholarship. Laakso, Michael Colorado College Scholarshipg Whit- man College Scholarship. Lampsa, Sharon Portland State College - Scholarshipg Scholarships Mabel Southworth Scholarship. Maehara, Michael Pacific University Scholarship. Mazurosky, Susan Portland State College - Scholarship. McCal.ley, Mary University of Oregon - Scholarship. Miller, james Siddall National Merit Scholarship Program - Scholarship. Montgomery, Sherrie PTA Scholarship. Naito, Ronald National Honor Society Scholarship - Alter-nateg National M e ri t Scholar- ship - Certificate of Merit, Oregon Scholar, Oregon Nisei Veteran Schol- arship, T. T. Davis Honor Award. Napier, julie Pacific University Scholarship. Poitras, Lizabeth Qnot picturedj Baylor University Scholarship. Polonoff, David National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendationg Reed Col- lege Scholarship, Yale University - Scholarship, Oregon Scholar. Pusieski, Stanley Oregon Golden Glo v e s Scholarship. Rinker, George Na ti o nal Presbyterian Scholarship, Occidental College Scholarshipg Uni- versity of Oregon Scholarship, Oregon Scholar. Rosenbaum, Howard National Merit Scholarship Program - Certificate of Merit, National Honor Society Scholarship - Semi - finalistg Oregon Scholar. Schober, Mia qnot picturedj Portland State College - Scholarship. Schuman, Michael PTA Scholarship. Shuford, Terry Oregon Scholarg Lincoln High School Scholarship. Scranton, David Admitted to Michigan Suite Honors C olle geg National Honor Society Scholarship Program - Alternateg Na- tional Merit Scholarship Program - S ch o l a r s h i p 5 Stanford University Scholarship, Oregon Scholar. Smith, Gary E. National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendatjong Admitted to University of Oregon Honors Col- lege, Willamette University Scholar- shipg Carlton College Scholarship. Spence, Merrilee National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendation, Whitman College Scholarship, Oregon Scholar. Sproat, james Oregon State University - Scholarship. Unkeles, Alan National Merit Scholarship Program - Letter of Commendation. Weaver, Leslie Portland State College - Alternate. -PW' 413' p.. 12 9 Scholarships Takeshi is an example of a unique studentg he's the only person at Lincoln who takes English notes in japanese. Cris enjoys some imported Brazilianjungle juice with American sister Pam Herrmann. 130 Senior Class Takeshi q u e s t i o ns the upside-down American books with brother and sister, john and Patty Reuter, 2 Wild, Western wrestler comes up for a breather. Exchange Students Enjoy Lincoln Lincoln hosted two American Field Scr- vice exchange students this year. Thoy were Maria Cristina de Castro from Formiga, Brazil, and Takeshi Oda from Sapporo, japan. During the year, Takeshi participated in many school activities. He was a champion wrestler, adding greatly to the team. He also skied and felt right at home on the Mt. Hood slopes. Cris, senior princess on the basket- ball court, enjoyed swimming, reading and playing the piano. She was active in many school functions, participating in both Linc service club and IRL. Both students traveled extensively throughout the state and spoke to endless groups and assemblies. During the summer, they toured the U. S.A. with the rest of the AFS students in America. no na! .1 v ' T, 3.1.1. 3 Cris snaps her fingers to attract attention in English class it Y CHITIGTRIUHH. Cheerfully smiling, Cris offers her apple to due 131 Senior Class UNDERCLASSMEN ' 1 J I 1 fx AX. 1 'K Q' 'll ,- Junior Class Activities Varied julie Durkheimer Vice President Trish Emerson The junior class cabinet's activities this year, ranged from garbage can duty to planning the annual junior -Senior Prom held in May. Cabinet members and classmates, advised by Mrs. Marjorie Bierman and Mr. jack Ryan, worked fe- verishly to decorate for the Winter Dance. With unsurpassed spirit, the juniors won H525 for collecting the most rummage in the PTA rummage drive. The first class play kick-off rally ever held launched the junior class comedy, Curtain Going Up Steve Voorhees Mis. Be my Ha ney Historia n Ralph Fullerton Secretary President Treasurer 3539? ktfgiiifff 5 if . R if Q his 5' E V 1 fi! j 1 Cathie Palaske John Wilhelmi Becky Porath Chris Palaske Gir1'S Representative Boy's Representative Gil-l's Representative Boy's Representative 134 Junior Class Of? f'?7F- fl , - ,,,- fw . A Q' ' la Q?1l':?ff:'::,r 31.2 'A iff K 4 ., 23' fs .A A -1 ,t,.:.,, .lg fr? xiii? w if K' 9 KK 1 F 'X . . s , I, Lx Q. K .- x,, -, , ' 7 f 3, 'A rj 1 , K WK K'r'5l','F ??'Eff ' ff iff K if , . A Q 1 A K , ,,, .p-7 X., 3 . V , knkn--3 . Q K P' T 1 s ' A 4-'M .' f : . .g-- K, V . r rr , , ff . ,I , v 4' , D, ' , x-9 'A ' ,L fr' fi 1 ,,.?,ge., U t Y I. . .,. ,, ,x , ,Nun 5f5Xjz'a'?. K, . V ., '1- . . . 3 - ' ' X K B K f .- .,., 7-V, - f ' f WA: . :I : Y . Q 3,1 ref: , ' : , . . ., ,, Q . is , ' J, y , , , ff . ' - or - . A f y J 'f ,J-, an 'xfz' A Nu 2. Q r ,. Y ., 41 . 1 -K ' , : , ,I fa . .', Ky 4 Y, 1 Q At Ki '14 3535-1 f,.:,L,i,.?. Eggglgv: : W, M W W: , - , ' 5' . , ' L , I s,,T f Kd , 'LZ' ix K Juniors Abernathy, Otis Abero, Francy Ackroyd, Dick Adkins, Judy Aeder, Richard Aifleck, Molly Agosti, Tony Allen, Raymond Amonson, Chris Amunson, janet Anderson, Cindy Anderson, james Archambault, Terry Arndt, Kathy Arnold, Karin Auckland, Rosemary Aungier, Chris Babeckos, Brecht Baller, Wendy Banks, Veronica Barker, Margaret Barss, Allen Bartlett, Steve Bartos, Hana Bauer, Marlene Batma, Lerae Beattie, Margaret Beaver, Gary Belcher, Brenda Benson, Frederick Berry, Bonny Beveridge, Sherry Blake, Chris Blumenfeld, Susan Bolhum, Charlene Boone, Maria Booth, joe Boothe, Tom Bowman, john Boyce, Tracy Bradley, lim Bradwell, Anne Braman, Barbara Brasfield, Randy Brown, Phyllis Brenner, Bill Brooks, Dan Brooks, john 135 Junior Class 136 Juniors Brown, Bruce Brown, Dorothy Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Theresa Brugman, Mike Bunting, Claire Burge, Richard Burns, Marcia Cabbell, Vern Cain, Tom Callas, Pam Cameron, Steve Carson, Lesley Carter, Hope Case, Mary Casin, Brenda Chambers, Rebel Chappell, Janice Cheng, Paul Chiles, Charleset Chin, Frank Claridge, Bob Clark, Matthew Clark, Thad ras: :qv ' ali 5:5 . -Q. -M , , Q 1 Q Q A : 4, 4 x AA -M. 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Q ?: ' ' ' - - Q' 1 '- f -fs K A if -W, 1 , Q. , , ,, , 1 X1 4 '- A A Q 1 X ?,?5f, . ,,. 15122: - ,f:??r5,, ,iff , Q -4: ,?,:g54?,,,: ,gf , , , , ri 4 , PF 2 gg nr' ,aa 'N ff 1 115' U 2 , ' , X s ' f A S, A 1 I -if K' ' '5 if Q, 1 F u . , af-'ww 1 42 Juniors Fenwick, james Finch, janet Fink, Edward Finpatricl-4, Kathleen Floren, Terry Fossi, Carl Frankowski, Eliiabeth French, Karl Friendly, Iaura Fulford, Eric Fullerton, Ralph Fuqua, Reggie Gaddis, Marjorie Gallo, Nathan Galloway, john Gardner, Sharon Gentner, Corinne Gilardi, Connie Goff, Kaye Graae, Megan Greenberg, Selene Greenlee, Debra Griggs, Dan Grout, Christine Grove, Robin Hallinan, VVendy Hammond, Joann Haney, Betsy Hanson, Douglas Hardy, jo Harmond, Carolyn Harrison, Carol Hayes, Bud Hendren, Floyd Hendrix, Elona Hendryx, james Hennig, Deanna Hermann, Charles Herrmann, Pam Herzog, Gary Hoiiink, Tim Hollins, William Howard, Sherrie Hughes, Don Hunter, Donna Hutton, Randy Hyman, David Illias, john 137 junior Class Jumors lush Ed Jacky Rachel Jacoby B111 jaglelskr Sue jewett jan johnson Charlene johnson Gladys johnson jerry Johnson Mllton jones Dave jones Sarah Jordon Jenme Kane M1.ke K3CCh1S Souua Kegg, Bellnda Kelly, jane Kem Marlon Kent james Kent, jean Ketell Melody Kunbrell Be Klmmel Sarah Kmg Florence Kuby, Gerry Klrby, Scott Knoll N1.kk1 Kobayashl, Alleen Krall M1.ke Kurren Barb Kvernland Erlc Iaakso, Mark l2.Hd1S Sue Lange, Kathy Langley Sklp Lazarus, Wllhemxn Leeper, Rlchracl IBIS, Myron Lelte Mlke Leopold Kayla Leshe jeff Lewxs, Anme LEWIS M1.ke Lintnex Steve Lovell Eric Lucke jo Ellen Mackenzie Joyce Mackey john Maier, Carol 138 Iunior Class -f If ya- qv gil H J , flirty. 4. 5 'Ni Br' I we 42: N, 3 71 E62 ff f If if 7 Q, U : ,x , , - :GML 1 I ' ' -s A ' P .m s -Jil W X l . 7 ' K' V Y , .4 i ' ,, , , .A Y V Q X sa 4 -M ' N -M zz' W S 9: 2' ' 'Q' y N -is ' M rv W 5, 5, P 3: t-9 f . 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' 3 , 'f zf X 7 . sk A ' W - T E ' ...sw 4 f J u n io rs Malcolm, Chris May, Bob Mayo, Robb Mays, john McCarthy, Alona McGraw, Kathy Mclntosh, john McNamee, David McPhee, Marsha Melson, Henry Mitchell Menik, Mesl-zel, Milo Milestone, Marilyn Miller, Douglas Miller, jeff Miller, Sharon Moen, jim Moore, Shirley Morris, Emily Morris, Susan Morrison, Cindy Morse, Bob Moss, Nick Murrell, Pam Myers, Steve Myers, Patsy Needham, Sandra Nelson, Beth Nelson, Don Nelson, Lyrm Nerheim, Pat Norris, Randy Norwood, Robyn Nudelman, Leslie O'Ferrall, Riley Olshen, Sue Osborne, Lura Palaske, Cafhjg Palaske, Chris Palaske, Rick Park, Richard Patterson, Andy Patterson, Gayle Patterson, jeff Peterson, Alan Peterson, Marti Pierce, jamie Pisotchi, Gyle 139 junior Class Juniors Pollock, john Porath, Becky Potter, Alden Powers, Barbara Powers, Debby Price, Jenny Raimondi, Charles Randall, Nancy Reeves, Kathy Reller, Mark Reynolds, Robert Richard, Barbara Richmond, Philip Roberts, john Robinson, Chris Roemhild, Ruth Rosen, Eva Rosenfeld, Cathy Rosenfeld, Helen Ross, Gloria Rubin, Molly Rueter, john Sause, Cathryn Savinar, Tad Scharf, Dave Schoen, Debra Schultz, Shirley Schuman, Dennis Schwartz, julie Scoles, Gary Scott, Bonnie Sechrist, Foyea Shaughnessy, Denece Shaughnessy, Philip Skinner, joan Smith, Debby Smith, Eve Smith, Gloria Smith, Nancy Smith, Peggy Smith, Susan Smith, Toni SOSH, I-'UTY Songer, Patti Stalker, Bonnie Stanley, Marti Jana Stenger, Stephens, Shelley 140 junior Class 'Q' . 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The White Tornado visited Mr. Hall's room often this year. john Bowman loves Mom, apple pie, and the girl he left behind. si i 143 junior Class junior girls enjoy the antics of the Soul Brother and Choice Extras, f in 1 ' Robin Grove and Matt Clark make notes Sophomore Year Productive Led by President Greg Leo, the Sophomore class enjoyed an active and productive year. An extremely spirited c la s s , the Sophomores sponsored the Frosh-Soph Frolic as one of their first functions. Class members also partici- pated in class competition projects such as the rummage sale and the Popcycles kick -off assembly. Sophomores and their advisors, Miss Ruth Arbuckle and Mr. Bert Rogers, look ahead to two more successful years at Lincoln. ........x President Treasurer Kathy O'Phelan Greg Leg Gary lvlaehara Q: 'S Representative Gi.rl's Representative Boy's Representative G1.rl's Representatlve Ken Unkeles Ann Schwabe Charles Matschek Anne Rankin Sophomores Allen, Deborah Allen, Dorra Alex, james Altig, Carol Aifig, Dick Anderson, Greg Andrews, jeff Andrews, john C. Andrews, john S. Autzen, Barbara Babcock, Stephen Baddock, Nancy Bahr, Debbie Balodis, Regine Barker, Steve Barkhurst, Karmen Barrell, Greg Barss, Allison Barteaux, Mike Barteaux, Margaret Batiste, Rita Battalia, Brian Beaudoin, jay Belquist, Debby Belusko, David Bidwell, jerry Biggs, jim Black, Kathi Blades, Karen Boggs, Louise Bond, Debby Borgensgard, Sue Bowden, Gail Bradwell, Charles Brevig, Harold Bright, Sharon Brooks, Liz Brooks, Nadine Brooks, Richard Browder, Willie Brown, Mark Brown, Warren Brugman, Marty Buffum, Leslie Bunting, Brandt Burger, Vicki Burns, Barbara Bums, Charles 46 Sophomores u ini. , X F dj? ff -X i : - 9 ' if ,' '4 X, 1 'ff' ' .. - 4,5 .- , A , Xi i if I A W x z- ' YJ X , W 7. , H x . A 4. .3 V, S I :. 6. . ,.5,.f -Mirasrgffgizz 1' ' i ff.: ',,,. , 1 ,. .. , 15, if i M Q , 1 - My x , Kiln: 1: 42' UI ,g P W .zzwga-zff. ' S: aa 4 B K ca' l.. gif Y lb -. I ' A rf . A 'V . 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Cahen, Nancy Cain, Randy Campbell, Penny Carlson, Carolyn Carver, Linda Cavallero, Bruce Chamberlain, Debby Chase, Rick Chin, Stephen Clark, Sydney Clemens, Dale Cobbs, Audrey Cole, Nancy Condit, Janice Cooper, Karen Corie, Scott Cowley, Eileen Craycroft, jim Crosley, Alison Curtiss, Preston Daffron, Nancy Dahne, john Davis, Elmer Dearment, Thomas Debray, Ann Degman, Julianne Delashmutt, Cheryl Devault, Debby Dickel, Paul Dickens, Terry Dickson, john Dillman, Eric Director, Delores Dixon, Phillip Dixon, Rebecca Dombrowski, David Dotter, jeffrey Dufresne, Robert Eagon, Kenyon Earp, Steve Edwards, Allen Edwards, Nancy 147 Sophomores Sophomores Eiseman, Ron Fagan, Pat Falconbuxy, Steve Farnham, Tom Fluker, Linda Forman, Story Foster, Mike Fratt, Laurie Frazier, Donald Freeman, Percy Freeze, Linda Fmiderburk, Nancy Gaiser, Laurie Galloway, Barbara Gibbs, Cameron Ginger, jim Goldman, Art Gonzalez, Richard Good, Nadene Goodman, Gail Goodrich, Marianne Gough, Diana Grammar, Frank Green, Donna Greenberg, Gary Greenwood, George Grisewood, jenny Grossman, Peter Gunsul, Robin Haight, David Hagan, Debra Hall, Liz Hamilton, Melody Hara, john Harder, Lori Hardy, John Hare, Steve Harms, Chuck Hart, Kevin Hartford, Chester Hartvig, Gail Hawkins, Elaine Hemingway, Roger Herscovitz, Linda Heurung, Terrance Hinkle, Robin Holmes, Stella Huff, Harvey 4 Sophomores mfg W' ' .: f 3 'Vu' ' WS E Q .S I N. 1 l . . , 1 -,.. - 3 'I , Ax f' f XFX! - ,Q If. , .' 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Steve Prewitt, Gretchen Pusieski, Paula Quinlan, Tim Rabbe, Chris Rankin, Christine Rapp, jeff Rau, Dick Rausch, Louise Reckon, Roberta Reed, Sharon Reguero, Rafael Ricketts, Robert Rivers, Karen Roller, Pamela Rose, David Rose, Ieflrey 151 Sophornores Sophomores 152 Roth, Cynthia Saito, Carolyn Saito, Cathy Sandberg, Pam Sands, Gary Sargent, Charles Satchell, Darrell Sause, Nick Sawyer, Philip Schlip, Gail Schlottman, Trudie Schuman, Cheryl Schwabe, Ann Setvin, Jody Shaw, Mary Shifton, Kenneth Shlim, Mark Sidesinger, Holly Six, Rita Smith, Boyce Smith, Gary Smith, Nancy Smith, Randy Smith Susan Snell, Kitty Snodgrass, Rick Snyder, Ann Spear, Tony Speigal, Don Standberg, julie Steed, Mike Steeves, Tim Stevens, Cheryl Stevenson, Scott Stromquist, Karen Suga, Terry Summers, David Suttles, Polly Talton, Anita Tanaka, Merianne Tatum, Mary Tharp, Peggy Thatcher, Meg Tonkin, Alan Tucker, Dann Tucker, Tom Underwood, Denise Unkeles, Ken Sophomores C ' lv M ' .v I.. 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A ..-V. 1 1. f, -,:'.f ...., 1 . , Wright, --vr f W FG' , -s , , ' I l53 Weber, Nancy Wellings, Anne Wells, Carole Wells, Kelly Weneke, David White, Jacqueline Wildermuth, Carole Wilson, Roy Winn, Douglas Wold, Christine Wood, Pam Woodall, Greg Woods , Cindy Ken Yeager, Kathy York, Michele Zink, Scott Sophomores Qdil , ' 'M-...-,,.' Sophomore Camie Gibbs displays the rare quality of at- tentiveness. Tim Quinlan looks at his ath1ete's feet. Butch Edwards and teammates warm up before a base- Fred Nussbaum holds a quiet discussion during study hall ball game. 154 Sophomore Class 'au 1 Sophomore girls enjoy an exciting j. V. football game. x .,, ff M 111 ! 1 if Q ,ma if Mr. Ryan tells jerry Warren and Steve Hare that Lhere is still hope. if H49 Barbie Autzen crams for a test. 155 Sophomore Class Freshmen End Active Year Under the guidance of counselors Mr. Luke Fiorante and Mrs. Caroline Day, the freshman steering commit- tee was formed in February to assist the freshman c la s s , and to include them in school activities. Members were selected from each ofthe En- glish classes , and, in turn, Ann Thompson was selected to represent the committee on Cabinet. Activities included Work with the rummage sale and competition in the Popcycle ticket sales. The class of '71 looks to the future with anticipation and great en- thusiasm. Nancy Norman, Patsy Kudzia and Ann Thompson discuss a freshman prob- lem. 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I E A ' I . .7 W F -3 Pima, , il' A F? 49 f A l Ackley, Sandy Aldag, julie Ainundson, Judy Anderson, Ionee Anderson, Roland Anderson, Sally Andrews, Kathryn Anthis, Veronica Arbury, Ardyth Archambault, Donna Arnott, Steve Atherton, jerry Avshalomov, Dan Babeckos, jennifer Baker, Leslie Baller, Gretchen Bargmann, Lynn Barncord, Trudi Barry, Kent Bartlett, Bob Batiste, Allyson Baum, Lynnette Baxley, Donna Beatty, jean Benz, Heidi Berkowitz, Mark Blake, Mark Boehme, Paul Bourhill, Deborah Boyd, Margaurita Bramble, Cynthia Bramwell, Sharley Brooks, Panela Brown, Elizabeth Buckmaster, Janis Burns, Brenda Burns, Nancy Burns, Robert Cameron, William Campbell, Katharine Campbell, Kathleen Carl, Dan Carlson, Ken Carson, Brett Carson, Benny Cavagnaro, Connie Cavallero, Keith Chivoe, Karen Chamberlain, Sally Chown, David Cochran, Robert Coghill, Tim Cooper, Carolyn Cornell, Robin Cortese, Angelo Cottrell, Marcy Cusick, Lorah Czyzewski, Marie Davidson, Judith Davis, Ann Davis, Charles Davis, Robin Davison, Larry Dean, Debbie DeVita, Gary Diem, Post Dietzen, Harold Digregorio, Charlotte Ditmer, Angela Doherty, Mike 157 Freshmen Freshmen Dortch, Madeleine Dugan, Barbara Duncan, Peggy Edwards, Doug Eiwen, Ema Eleff, Michael Ettlin, Hans Evansich, Carol Everett, Toni Farnham, Evan Finn, Dave Fitzpatrick, Sharon Folden, Michael Forest, Lois French, Jean Frison, Delores Trudeau, George Funderburk, Dolores Furrer, Kathy Cabinet, Katie Gabinet, Sarah Galen, Hal Galloway, George Gardiner, Jo Gibson, Crystal Gibbs, Bradley Gordon, Tina Goodman, Julie Greenberg, Elise Greenlee, Sally Gurevitch, Marilyn Gunsul, Karen Haight, Janice Hammerschmith , Margaret Hansen , Ruela Hanson, William Hara, Leslie Harmon, Cathy Harris, Ray Harrison, Richard Hart, Lois Hart, Sandi Hart, Tim Hartzler, Lynn Hawksley, LeeAnn Haworth, Cecilia Hayes, Robert Heims, Dan Helfend, Marie Henderson, Donna Henderson, Mark Henderson, Terry Hensel, Michelle Herscovitz, June Hinchliff, Pamela Holsapple, Ann Honeyman, Carlotta Hooten, Michael Horner, Sarah Hughes, Scott Huisman, Cathy Hulen, Sally Himt, Burr Hyde, Cameron lpox, Della Jackson, Marion Jacobsen, David Jacoby, Rebbe Johnsen, Julie Johnson, Peggy 158 Freshmen V - , J aa, 0 -,say -'f P ' k ' , 1 3, A tc!! : 1 ., 3,,. 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L r , 1 . ,E . 40 -, . 5, ,, i, iv 5 - af '7 .1 li' i a i 1 shmen johnson, Peter Kalafate, Vincint Kallsimom, janet Katagiri, David Kem, Howard Kennedy, Phyllis Keseric, April Kikes, Tony Klaner, Priscilla Klare, Max Kloos, Thomas Kobyashi, Julius Koepplin, Thomas Koga, Dennis Krall, Becky Kruger, Michael Kudzia, Patsy Kurren, Beth Kurzet, Reuel Kurz, Vivian Laakso, Ann Labarre, Marilyn Lampsa, Susan Landis, Sally Langfitt, Sandy Larson, Jeff Later, Barney Lawrence, Iames Lee, Helen Leidy, Judy Leis, Danny Lewis, Clifford Lewis, Kurt Lewis, Ray Lipman, Loree Littlefield, Allen Littlefield, David Lowe, Pairicia Lupp, George Lurie, Erick Luyben, Lynn MacDonald, Dori MacPherson, Elizabeth Mansfield, Roy Mayther, Craig McCollister, David McFarland, Mary Mclntosh, jean McKim, Reeve McLarty, Hugh Meyer, Susie Mick, Marlys Milestone, Elizabeth Miller, Kevin Miller, Wendy Morehouse, Robert Mostyn, Martha Murrell, Sandy Musick, Felicity Nealy, David Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Sandra Nelson, Wiliam Norman, Nancy O'Lear'y, Patricia Oliver, Laurel Osborne, William Farcher, john Park, Margaret Parks, Christopher Freshmen Patty, Tom Paulson, Ionee Paulson, Steve Peterson, john Pederson, Ceseley Peterson, Leslie Phillips, Margaret Pierce, jary Poitmas, Robert Pope, Gail Price, David Price, Hank Rauw, Deni Reed, Kelly Reed Myron Rein, Amy Reller, Marsha Renshaw, Dirk Reynolds, David Richmond, jeff Riddell, camy Rinker, Linda Roclemaker, SheriAnn Rolan, Kathleen Rosenau, Cynthia Rosenbaum, Kenneth Rosenberg, Garth Rosen, Mike Ross, Grace Ross, Ray Rouzia, Melinda Rowland, Garry Rueter, Patty Ryley, jennifer Sandell, Scott Sanders, Mason Sawyer, Prudy Schaaf, Linda Schindale, Michael Scranton, Laird Seco, Sandra Sennett, Terri Setvin, Gary Shaughnessy, Steven Shaver, George Sherwood, Ginger Smith, Eric Smith, Fabian Smith Martha Smith, Pamela Smidi Richard 1 Snedecor, Scott Snyder, Marshall Sparks, Cynthia Spellman, Rebecca Spratlen, Ioan Stember, Shannon Stevenson, john Sundquist, Laverna Taggart, Mark Takushi, Georgette Taubman, Gary Taylor, Lauri Thayer, Leslie Thompson, Ann Thompson, Carol Thorp, Molly Tredup, Pat Vanbuskirk, Patricia Vance, Linda 160 Freshmen . 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' a ,gf K R ' Q- ' N ti 1' EE 4 1 ,f - 1 - ' ' Y , - ..- .bf . ri I -a-c,g wg 13:25, 1 r ,. Q' 'fr rf ' fb. an Q. -39? ' X Q .uf it Ai' ff 'fa .1 Freshmen W Voltz, Sallie Vorst, Heidi Wages, Sonya Walker, Carolyn Walstrom, Gary Walter, Kim N! '! Ward , jan Warner, jeff ' Warren, Donald FIV Warren, Rick 3 ' Wassam, john Tl Waters, Spurgin Wells, Willie West, Daniel Wilmot, Doug Wilson, Maldon Wilson Mervin Wilson, Peter , -1 Winters, Mary 'A N Wolf, Rocky 4 Worden, Debra A X. X i ra w .. Y XX .41 , aj. S51 fi 'W ' 5: A W' 55952, , . f .A .V K D I . 5:5 b 1 A I ' L ? 'rl ,, 'fha 1 ,l , 3-3 Wroten, Gloria Wroten, Robert Yaeger, Elizabeth li Zahler, Patti Zimmerman, Dennis Zink, Robert Q I! I Youngman, Mary Allison, Brent Coil, Mark Cross, Maribeth Davis, jim Hoitink, Barbara 161 Freshmen i Q Craig Mayther confers with freshman girls. Where are all those senior men? l'35 ifL 162 Freshmen -'-ill!! Q i ,..-F, .., W I fs!!! R ,f 3 is MM--na Pamela Hinchcliff seriously contemplates math problem. Chris Parks and G e o r g e Lupp Q nv i o u sly eye David Reynolds strumming his guitar. Q. . 3 ,J FTW? fa! fa 3 Freshmen A 1 I 4 A '4 '14 4 . , xf- X . f . 22 V , ,Q-'N' 1 fb .5 ,I l 31? .,, , . d' .. 4 .. 'lf ur WW 5 W 'iff' 3 3. 3. 3, M Administration Traverses Difficult Road Let no one make the road harder by mag- nifying difficulties. One mark of an educated person is the ability to examine problems, evaluate factors favorable and unfavorable to their solution, and to perceive their signifi- cance in the total structure of individual or institutional goals. To communicate knowledge, to nurture maturity, to develop skills in using a rational problem -solving approach-all these are goals of the school. But it is equally impor- tant that each of you learn to maintain a sense of balance and perspective when confronting personal, community and vvorld problemsg that you possess a sense of calm objectivity at times when others about you make the road harder . The world desperately needs people who solve problems, rather than magnifying them. EDWIN SCHNEIDER Principal MR. JAMES H. SCI-HELL Administrative Vice Principal V 's TC? MR. ROBERT F HENDERSON Curricu.lu:n-1 Vice Principal MRS. GRACE W. CLARK 1 A Administrative Vice Principal 67 dministranion Faculty During the past s chool year, the display cases in the main hall and outside the art rooms have been continually adorned with the creative products of the varied activities in the Lincoln art classrooms. Clay s c u l pt u r e s, wire and paper mobiles, Wall hangings, block prints, and record albums have been exhibited, all produced by students in the c 0 m m e r c i al, ceramics, crafts, andgeneral art classes. Lincoln's three art teachers conduct a broad four-year program to teach a Wide diversity of skills. MR. BRUCE CLERE - Art, Art Dept. Chairman MRS. ELIZABETH PORTWOOD - Art 168 Art, Business Education MRS. JUNE BOWIE - Art Under the guidance of Mrs. Barbara Clyde, the Business Education Department teaches a wide variety of subjects in the field of business. Students acquire a skill in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office pr a c t i c e, and basic eco- nomics. All of these study areas help in the future ofprospective secretaries, bookkeepers, and businessmen. MRS. BARBARA CLYDE - Business Education, Business Ed. Dept. Chairman. vii 5--' 'B . .QQ V Q. 'J Wiki .f '. 4 I X gigs 1 I .-I S551 4 . 7 Y W . .H tr W 1 S -gp if 5 1? R 42? -r A- . MISS ALICE JOHNSON - Business Education MRS. LOUISE VAN NUYS - Business Education MISS RUTH ARBUCKLE - English, College and Scholarship counselor, Sophomore girl's coun- selor. MRS. ANN BEHRMAN - English , Social Studies. Every Lincoln student, over his four year span, should have a variety in the four basic areasg speech, language, literature, and coni- position. In addition to these basic areas a unit in poetry, nov e ls , and Shakespeare is taught each year. ln general, the department tries to sort the students into their levels of learning and comprehension, thus the EE, A, B, and C classes. D e pa r t m e n t head, Mrs. Margaret Labby, coordinates the work of a corps ofeigh- teen teachers. MRS. MARJORIE BIERMAN f English, Junior girl's coun- selor. MRS. MARY BOTHWELL - English, FTA advisor. 169 Business Education, English fl.: Om- if ii MISS BERTHA MacDOUGALL Y English, Effective Reading. MR. MONTEITH MACOUBRIE - English, Yearbook Advisor, Photography. MR, JOHN RYAN - English ,junior Boys' Counselor, Varsity Baseball, j.V. Bas- ketball. MR. HALSAWATZKY - journalf ism, Senior Boys' Counselor. MRS. LAURA PERKO f English MRS, MILDRED STEVENS - English, Social Studies. 171 English Faculty MR. STEPHEN TIPTON - Language Arts MISS SUSAN WATERS - MISS EVELYN WALL f Language AHS, Social Studies. S peech 172 English MISS VIRGINIA CALDWELL Y French, Foreign Language department chairman, Linc advi SOIU MRS. JUNE CHAMBERLAIN f Latin MRS. BLANCHE MASSEY - French M I S S MA RL EN E PLEINIS - English , FTEHCIT , GSUHKD. MRS. ROSE ROGERS - Spanish rl , , ... MR, LESLIE WOOD - German, German Club advisor, Stage Crew advisor. Lincoln's foreign language program, through listening. speaking and reading skills, provides s tu dc nt s with an in sigh t into the country, While establishing a solid background for future language studies. Through reading and class discussions, students identify them- selves with customs and attitudes ofthe country they are studying. In the fourth and fifth year classes, advanced students are sometimes de- toured by interesting linguistic problems from consideration of some of the literary classics of the culture they are studying. Z 75 2 5 r-1 W '-l O r-' l Cl 0 -1 E? W P UU E 5. .P FU s: 5 r-1 :s Q c o-' Y-7 Q.. 5, v 910101106 SOI. W- ...-v.., ryan Al 173 Foreign Languages Faculty The home -economics department offers varied courses from baby care to interior dec- oration. Under the guidance of Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Day, the girls enjoy their own cooking and display their own projects in fashion shows. Problems in family development and budgeting are discussed. MRS. CAROLYN DAY - Home Econom- ics, Freshman Counselor. I R-ll'!l f R. 3 .af 1-- va MRS. IANA FRANK - Home Economics. MR. KENNETH KLETZER -Industrial Arts, In d us trial Arts Department Chairman, Math . Learn by doingg doing leads to learning' is the principle practiced in wood, metal, electricity, and mechanical drawing shops. Challenging projects from building electrical circuits to bow and arrows train the hand as man's basic tool, Building the framework for Lincoln plays and Popcycles is part of the shop classes' contribution to the school. 11,4-2 lv' , t ' C K3 2 CL 3 J 1. 'X ' :- MR. GEORGE SIMS - Industrial Arts. MRS. HELEN KEYSER - Librarian. MR. ROBERT BROWN - Geometry, Algebra, Vocational Counselor. ' ' ' ' Ez' 1 '- :iz v'-z1t':'1jf rv . MISS BARBARA EATON - A dvanc e d Algebra Chem1stry. .M-f . Q ' : S 1 M- ' X ij is fgaffi : The teachers of Lincoln's mathematics de- partment, headed by Mr. Still, teach students to use rea s on i ng and perception in problem solving. Beginning with General Math and work- ing through Algebra and Geometry, students gain background for more advanced courses in first and second year senior math. The pre- cision and patience gained in these classes becomes useful in high school and college science courses. Faculty MR. LEE KNIGHT - A lge bra, Geometry, Golf, Swimming, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Football Coach. MR. DEAN MAUCHLEY - Consumer Faculty MR. DEAN STILL - Mathematics, Mathe- matics Departrnent Chairman, Chess Club Advisor. MR. BERT ROGERS - Mathematics, Sophomore Boys' Counselor. MR, FEVREL PRATT - Instrumental Music. Y .2 1 ea 'Q ' T9E'E13?? 51Fi?-2933235 ffm ,fini A-sfnllg ie1e1zfi 1ffgf2w,f2ff-z2A ef: ,nf wk' i?i:sYaaifl.i:.zifilvggi. if .' 'ui . 3,9f,Qizf ' is mf, A K5 1 X XX V . ,As is x 'Q' 176 Math - Music MR. DONALD TURNER - Mathematics MR. STAN TROGEN - Vocal Music gp n Ill Dil Faculty g g Q 5 MRS. JEAN CHIESHIRE - cum PE. MR, ALLEN GROVE - Boy's PE. MRS. CATHY NELSON - Girl's PE. Looking over the athletic field any fair day last fall or spring, one could se e vast amounts of energy being ex- pended by students in the physical education classes. While obviously not enjoying the first week of conditioning, they nonetheless foundthemselves enjoying the privilege of getting out of doors and working off a little steam. The more visible outdoor activity is only part of the reg- ular two-year program to develop sportsmanship, coordination, and sports skills and undersmndings among Lincoln youth. Sophomores spend half of their class time in the classroom studying basic hygiene and good driving practices, A third year elective of advanced sports also is offered boys. iilii- a MRS. MARIE ALLEN - Gi.rl's PE. 177 Physical Education Fa C u Ity MR. LEONARD RICHARDSON - Biology MISS IEAN HILL - Biology MR. CHARLES KEITH - Chemistry, Physical Science, Sci- ence Department Chairman. MR. WILLIAM MULLISON - Physics, Physical Science, Chess Club Advisor. . 4 M MR. ANTON LINDSTROM - Biology, General Science. if ,,fI MR. ROBERT DeLACY - English, Social MRS. GRACE CLARK A Vice Principal, Social Studies, Athletic director. Studies, Counselor Chairman. MRS. LYNDA FALKENSTEIN - Social Studies. MR. KEITH ANDERSON - Social Studies, Sociology. MR. LUKE FIORANTE - Social Studies, Fresh- man boy'S counselor. Faculty MRS. MARGARET EMMONS - Language Arts, Social Studies. MR. IOSEPH RIFE - Social Studies, ,IV Basketball Coach. 180 Faculty MR, ROBERT W. HENDERSON - Vice-Principal, History. 1 rf, '51 MRS. EDWINA B. LENNINGTON - Social Studies MR. JOHN HALL - Social Studies, Social Studies Depart ment Head. s, '. . sl-:.1,.: Providing food service in the cafeteria were QL. to R. J: Eva Brown, Pat Gallatin, Mabel Pauley, Katherine Klaus, Har- riet Rea, Dorothy Galloway, Katheryn Wills, Laura Anson, Carolyn Strode. Not pictured: Helen Oppck. jim Schmunk and Zeda Feldon roam the corridor without a hall pass. Members of the custodial staff, fl. to r. j Delmar Rollman, Ernest johnson, Howard Potts, Erling Ellingson, Roy Gann, Nick Bleys, larry Keller, Wes Schultz. Cafeteria, Custodial Staffs Crucial to School Ever thought about who has raised the flag in the morning before even early bird students get here? Or how early some people have gotten up in order to provide food for first period study hall? The real unsung heroes of Lincoln are the custodial and cafeteria staff, Mrs. Laura Anson, head of the cafeteria staff and Mr. Charles Probert of the custodial staff are responsible for meeting the phys- icalneedsof what amounts to a small city, that must be fed, cleaned up after, and kept in operating order. 181 Supporting Staff Clerical Staff And Secretaries Vitally important to the classroom program at Lincoln are the library, student store, and bookroom. Each is managed by a staff member carefully selected and trained for their Work. Mrs. Martha Tathwell, who manages the stu- dent store, must keep all school financial rec- ords and handles all records of ticket sales, as well as supervise sale of school supplies. Help- ing students find books they need, checking circulation, shelving, and other library tasks are left to Mrs. jean Shirley. Operating at the hub of the school, Lincolns' four secretaries provide the links to tie together the varied aspects of the school organization. Checking attendance, handling bulletins, oper- ating the switchboard and sorting the mail are some of the jobs the secretaries undertake to keep the school informed. Q it., 'anno-as-Q-.v-....,, f, MRS. JEAN A. SI-HRLEY - Library Assistant. 'fl N fi MRS. LENORE B. FRIEDMAN - Book Clerk. MRS. MARTHA TATHWELL - Student Store Manager. 182 Supporting Staff 1? Mrs. Muriel Corey - Head Secretary Mrs. Grace P. Wolff - Assistant Secretary L x .4- gi 0-Q N, ......... gf! 5. if ' ' 4 x, 1 ., , Q 55 X 1, 5 X W HTS f - Q' X U 1 .4 ,-....,,,f,,- r , um.-....,. im , . x ' x , Mls. Dorothy E. Zink - Counseling Secretary Mrs. Elsie M. Schnare - Attendance Secretary Counseling, Office, and Assistants The girls who work as assistants to the counselors and the secretaries all gain useful knowledge throughout the year as to a future in a clerical career and at the same time give in- valuable help to the clerical staffs. The library assistants perform many important tasks that greatly help Mrs. Keyser. They check books in and out, they straighten books on the shelves, and they do mending and cataloging. l i I Office: Allison Barss, Margaret Butler, Mrs. Schnare, Aileen Kobayashi, Connie Gilardi, Mrs. Wolff, Mary Butler. Not Pictured: Gail Lewis, Marilyn Milestone, Kim Kantor, Nancy Smith, Patty MacDonald, Barbara Nelson. 184 Student Assistants Library Counselors' Office: Kathy Reeves, Cathie Palaske, Terry Archambault, Mrs. Zink, Sandy Newton, Emily Morris, Krisii Hahn. Library: Peter Grossman, Mrs. Keyser, Fred Nuszbaum, Theresa Hartshorn, Paula Pusieski, john McIntosh, Debby Myers. Not pictured: Jim Alex, Debbie Bourhill, David Hopkins, Richard Klaus, Nancy Littlejohn, Sue Rose, Richard Stuck. Student Store and Bookroom Assistants Student Store: Vick Wall, Linda Herscovitz, Mrs. Tathwell, David Delk, Wayne Delk, Chris Bell, Mark Pallay. Not Pictured: Kristi Burns, Andy Paterson, Joanne Beasley, Linda Hitchcock, Sharon Lampsa. , 1 F -f'fi? Mark Pallay waits for a customer. Without the aid of the Student Store assis- tants, bookkeeper Mrs. Tathwell would not be able to keep up with the pace of Lincoln's stu- dents who flock to the store, The Boo kroom assistants, who aid Mrs. Friedman, are very important to her at the beginning and end of each year in keeping the books organized. Duringthe year they keep themselves busy by dusting the shelves and sorting supplies. Bookroom: jim Brown, jean Metcalf, Pam Hermann, Janice Chap- pell, Steve Pallay, jenny Price, john Roberts. 185 Student Assistants 1-Q4 A . df f P 5 A ' 1 - Wnxf, ,. V f A f i ' I , , -ff' Q - . 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X- fi 4 'V ' W ,L V 'lia- Q may , va f M' an im e 5 M 3 4 IZ' af, R' 187 Ed tors Cho ce A ABERNATHY, OTIS 135 ABERO, FRANCIS 135 ACKLEY, ALEXANDRA 157 ACKROYD, DICK 135 ADAMS, KATHLEENE 135, 115 ADAMS, MARY ADKINS, JUDY 135 AEDER, RICHARD 135 AFFLECK, MOLLY135 AGOSTI, TONI135 AITKEN, STEVEN 115 AITON, DEBORAH AITON, PAMELA 115 ALBERTI, LAWRENCE 30, 115 ALDAG, JULIE 157 ALEX, JAMES 30,146 ALLEN, HELENE 20, 115 ALLEN, DEBORAH 146 ALLEN, DORRA 146 ALLEN, RAYMOND 135 ALLISON, BRENT ALLISON, BRUCE ALPORT, KATHY 49,115 ALTIG, CAROL 146 ALTIG, RICHARD 30,31, 146 ALVAREZ, NELLY AMONSON, CHRISTOPHIER 135 AMUNDSON, JANET 22,43, 135 AMUNDSON, JUDY 43, 157 ANDERSEN, GREGORY 146, 75 ANDERSON, CINSE 135 ANDERSON, JAMES 135, 142,75 ANDERSON, JOAN 157,109 ANDERSON, MARK 115 ANDERSON, PATRICIA 74 ANDERSON, ROBERT ANDERSON, ROLAND 156, 157 ANDERSON, ROY 115,95 ANDERSON, SALLY 157 ANDREWS, JEFFREY 146 ANDREWS, JOHN C, 146 ANDREWS, JOHN S. 146 ANDREWS, KATHRYN 157 ANTHIS, VERONICA 157 ARBURY, ARDYTH 157 ARCHAMBAULT, DONNA 157 ARCHAMBAULT, TERRY 135, 184 ARDITO, JUDITH 115 ARNDT, KATHLEEN 23, 135 ARNOLD, KARIN 135 ARNOTT, MARK ARNOTT, STEVE 157 ASHFORD, KATHRYN ATI-EERTON, GERALD 157 ATKINSON, DOROTHY 115 AUCKLAND, ROSEMARY 135 AUNGIER, CHRISTINE 135 AUSITN, SCOTT 146 AUTZEN, BARBARA 155 AZSHALOMOV, DANIEL 57 B BABCOCK, STEPHAN 146 BABCOCK, THERESA 115 BABECKOS, BRECHT 30, 135,104,107 BABECKOS, JENNIFER 156, 157 BADDOCK, NANCY 146 Index BAHR, DEBBIE 146 BAKER, LESLIE 157 BAKER, TERRY 62 BALDWIN, BRADLEY BALLER, GRETCHEN 157 BALLER, WENDY 135 BAIJODIS, REGINE 146 BANKS, VERONICA 135 BERGMAN, LYNN 157 BARKER, MARGARET 135 BARKER, STEVEN 146 BARKHURST, KARMEN 146 BARKHURST, THOMAS BARNCORD, TRUDY157 BARRELL, GREG 146 BARRY, KENT 157 BARSS, ALISON 146,135, 84 BARSS, ALLEN BARSS, ROBERT 115 BARTEAUK, MARGARET 146 BARTEAUX, MICHAEL 146 BARTLETT, PATRICIA BARTLETT, ROBERT 157 BARTLETT, STEVE 135, 64 BARTON, STEVE BARTOS, HANA 135 BATISTE, ALLYSON 21, 156,157 BATISTE, JAN 60, 115, 89, 36,37 BATISTE, RITA 28,146 BATTALIA, BRIAN 146 BAUER, MARLENE 135 BAUERLEY, CAROLYN BAUM, LERAE135 RAUM, LYNNETTE 157 BAKLEY, DONNA 157 BEARCUB, PEGGY BEASLEY, JOANN 115 BEATTIE, MARGARET 135 BEATTY, CIARISSA 157 BEAVER, GARY 135 BEAUDOIN, JAY 146 BEAUDOIN, LARRY 115 BEAUDOIN, RONALD 115 BECERRA, CARLOS BELCI-DER, BRENDA 135 BELGARD, SHARON BELL, CHRISTINE 115 BELUSKO, CHARLES 115 BELUSKO, DAVID 146 BELQUIST, DEBBIE 146 BENSON, FRITZ 135 BENZ, HEIDI 157 BERKOWITZ, MARK 157 BERNARDI, JUSTINE 21, 22,115 BERRY, BONNY 135 BETHELL, GUERRANT BEVERIDGE, MICHAEL BEVERIDGE, SHERRIE 135 BIDWELL, JERRY 146 BIGGS, JIM 146 BIGGS, MARCIA 22, 148, 115 BINFORD, LAURIE 43,48, 54,115 BISCHOFF, KATHERINE 43,115 BLACK, KATHI146 BLADES, KAREN 146,22 BLAKE, CHRIS 54, 135, 142 BLAKE, LORENE BLAKE, MARCUS 38,157 BLUMENFELD, SUSAN 135, 75 BOCKMIER, TIMOTHY 115 BOEHME, PAUL 157 BOGGS, LOUISE 146 BOLAN, KATHLEEN BOLES, DANIEL 22, 115, 76,187 BOND, BETH 115,92 BOND, DEBORA 146 BOONE, MARIA 135 BOOTH, JOE 135 BOOTI-IE, THOMAS 20, 30, 31,103 BORGENSGARD, SUE 146 BOURHILL, DEBORAH 157 BOWEN, GAIL 20,146 BOWMAN, JOHN 135,143 BOYCE, TRACY 20,135, 55,103 BOYD, MARGARET 157 BRADFORD, VERNESTA BRADWELL, ANNE 135 BRADWELI., CHARLES 146 BRAMBLE, CYNTHIA 157 BRAMBORA, STEVE BRAMAN, BARBARA 135 BRANWELL, SI-IERLEY 157 BRANCH, PI-IYLLIS 135 BRANNAN, MICHAEL 115 BRASFIEID, RANDOLPH 30, 66, 135 BRENNER, WILLIAM 135 BREVIG, HAROLD 146 BRIGHT, SHARON 146 BROOKS, DANIEL 135 BROOKS, ELIZABETH 146 BROOKS, JOHN 135 BROOKS, NADINE 146 BROOKS, PAMELA 157 BROWDER, WILLIE 146 BROWN, BRUCE 136 BROWN, CHUCK BROWN, DOROTHY 135 BROWN, DOUGLAS 115 BROWN, ELIZABETH A. 157 BROWN, ELIZABETH 135 BROWN, JIMMY 115,185 BROWN, JUNE BROWN, MARK 146 BROWN, NANCY BROWN, TI-IERESA 22,135 BROWN, WARREN 146 BROWN, WILLIAM 115 BRUGMAN, MARTHA 146 BRUGMAN, MICHAEL 135 BUCKMASTER, CATHERINE 74, 115 BUCKMASTER, JANIS 157 BUFFUM, LESLIE 146 BUNTING, BRANDT 62, 146,103 BUNTING, CLAIRE 136,75 BURGE, RICHARD 136 BURGE, ROBERT BURGER, JERRY 115,76 BURGER, VICKI 146 BURKE, EILEEN BURKHURST, THOMAS BURNS, BARBARA 146 BURNS, BRENDA 157 BURNS, CAROLYN 115 BURNS, CHARLES 38,146 BURNS, KAREN 147 BURNS, KRISTINE 74,115 BURNS, MARCIA 136 BURNS, MARY 147 BURNS, NANCY 157 BURNS, ROBERT 38,157 BUTLER, JANET 90, 91, 36, 37, 115 BUTLER, JOHN 147,103 BUTLER, MARGARET 20, 115,184 BUTLER, MARY 116,184 BUTLER, MAY 116 BUTLER, O'DELL 38, 147, 103 BUTTLER, JOHN BUTTERFIELD, BRIAN 61, 62, 21, 33, 103, 142 BYBEE, KATI-HE116 BYBEE, TAWNYA 147 BYRNES, MICHAEL C CABBELL, VERN 136 CAI-EEN, NANCY 20,147 CAIN, RANDELL147 CAIN, THOMAS 136 CALDWELL, JEANI49,36, 37,135,60,116 CALLAHAN, KATHLEEN CALIAHAN, SHAWN CALLAS, PAMELA 22, 136, 54,79 CAMERON, ROSEMARY CAMERON, STEPHEN 136, 84 CAMERON, WILLIAM 38, 157,63 CAMPBELL, KATHLEEN 157,73 CAMPBELL, KATHY 157 CAMPBELL, PENNY 147 CAMPBELL, ROBERT 116 CANO, ROBERT CARL, DANIEL 157,103 CARLSON, CAROLYN 20, 147,155,103 CARLSON, KENNETH 62, 21,40, 156,157 CARLSON, RICHARD 20, 75,116,109 CARNEY, MARK CARON, PAMELA CARR, JAMES 116 CARSON, BENNY 62,157 CARSON, BRETT 62,33, 157 CARSON, LESLEY 136 CARTER, GEORGE CARTER, HOPE 136 CARVER, LINDA 147 CASE, MARY 136 CASIN, BRENDA 136 CASSERA, DISRAELI116 CATLIN, MARY 116 CAVALLERO, BRUCE 147 CAVALLERO, KEITH 38, 157 CAVAGNARO, CONNIE 157,43 CAVANAUGI-I, CLAIRE 116 CHAIVOE, KAREN 157 CI-IAMBERLAIN, DEBBY 147 CHAMBERLIN, SALLY 157 CHAMBERLIN, SUSAN CHAMBERS, REBEL 136 CH.APPELL, JANICE 22, 73, 136,135 CHASE, RICHARD 147 CHARBONEAU, LYNNEA 116 CHEN, SERENA CHENG, PAUL 136 CHILES, CHARLESETTA 136 CI-IIN, FRANK 136 CI-ILN, STEPHEN 147, 103, 106 CHOWN, DAVID 156, 157 CHOWN, FREDERICK 75, 116 CHRISTENSON, NADENE CIAFFONI, LARRY 116 CLARIDGE, PATRICIA 24, 50, 55, 84, 116 CLARIDGE, ROBERT 136, 93 CLARK, MATTHEW 22, 136,144 CIARK, MYRA 116 CLARK, THAD 136 CLARK, THOMAS 20 CLARK, SYDNEY 147 CLARK, WILLIAM 116 CLEMENS, DALE 147 COBB, AUDREY 147 COCHRAN, CELISTA COCHRAN, ROBERT 38, 157 COE, GEORGE COFFELT, JANE 136, 54, 109 COGHILL, TIM 157 COIL, MARK COLE, DEBBIE 22,136 COLE, NANCY 147,75 COLEMAN, VALERIE 136 COLESCOTT, ALEX 136 CONDIT, JANICE 147, 144, 155 CONDIT, JEFFREY 116 CONDON, JOHN 136 CONDON, MARY CONKLING, JANE 157,136 COOPER, CAROLYN 157 COOPER, KAEREN 147 COOPER, ROSLYN 136 CORKUM, DAVID CORKUM, LYNN CORIE, SCOTT 38,147 CORLISS, JUDY CORNELL, ROBIN 157 CORTESE, ANGELO 157 COTTRELT, MARCY 157 COUSINS, CIAUDIA COWLEY, EILEEN 147 COWLEY, SONIA 136 COX, DIANA 136 CRAMER, CI-LERILYN 116 CRAYCROFT, JIM 147 CRIMR, SANDRA 136 CROMWELL, COLLIN 136 CRONAN, JOHN 116,108 CRONYN, LORI116 CROSLEY, ALISON 147 CROSS, LAURIE 136 CROUCHLEY, JANET CULLY, JET CURTISS, PRESTON 147 CUSICK, IDRAH 157 CUTSHALL, CAROL 136 CZYZEWSKI, MARIE 157 D DAFFRON, NANCY 147 DAHNE, JOHN 147 DARIAS, GLORIA DAUGHERTY, JEFF 76 DAVIDSON, JUDITH 157 DAVIDSON, LARRY 38, 157,103 DAVIS, CHARLES DAVIS, KENNETH 61, 55, 74,75,116 DAVIS, JAMES 62,318,103 DAVIS, MOODY ANN 157 DAVIS, ROBERT 116 DAVIS, ROBIN 157 DAVIS, WILLIAM 116 DAVISON, CONNIE116 DAWSON, JOHN DEAN, CYNTHIA 116 DEAN, DEBORAH 157 DEARMENT, KENNETH 6 DEARMENT, THOMA S 147 DEBRAY, ANNA 147 DECASTRO, CRIS 61,S5, 75,116 DEERE, MICHAEL 116 DEGMAN, IULIANNE 147 DELASHMUTT, CHERYL 147 DELK, DAVID 19,23,24, 70,116 DELK, WAYNE 116 DELEON, ROSEMARY 117 DELONG, SHERRIE DENNY, LOUIS DENNIS, LESLEY 54,136 DERRICK, RON 117 DERRYBERRY, MARILYN 117 DEVAULT, DEBORAH 147 DEVITA, GARY 157 DEVOE, MARVIN 117 DICKEL, PAUL 147 DICKENS, TERRY 147 DICKSON, JOHN 147 DIEM, HENRY 117 DIEM, POST 38,157 DIETZEN, HAROLD 157 DIETZEN, PHILLIP 117 DILLIVAN, ERIC 38,147 DILLMAN, PAULA DIGREGORIO, CHARLOTTE IS7 DINGLEY, PATRICIA 117,31 DIRECTOR, DELORES 22, 147 DITTENHOFER, WILLIAM 74, 117, 187, 76 DITTMER, ANGELA 157 DIXON, REBECCA 147 DLXON, PHILLIP 147 DIXON, THOMAS DOHERTY, DEBORAH 73, 49,117 DOI-IERTY, MICHAEL 62, 157 DOMBROVVSKI, DAVID 41, 147 DONAID, KATHY 136 DORTCH, MADELEINE 158 DOTTER, BARBARA 136 DOTTER, JEFFREY 147 DUAEI, KERI 117 DUFRESNE, ROBERT 38, 147 DUGAN, BARBARA 158, 156 DUGAN, JANE 136 DUMMLER, JEANNIE DUNBAR, WARD DUNCAN, PEGGY 158 DUNNE, LAURA 136 DIJIZKHEIMER, JULIE 136, 3 E BADEN, BRENDA EAGON, JAY 147,103 EARP, STEVE 147 EATON, GEORGE 38 EBERLY, JOHN 136 ECKHOLM, KRISTIN 136 EDWARDS, ALLEN 38, 147,154 EDWARDS, DOUGLAS 62, 33, 158 EDWARDS, EILEEN 74,117 EDWARDS, NANCY 147 EDWARDS, STEVEN EIWEN, ANTHONY 48, 124 EIWEN, ERNA 158 EISEMAN, RON 148 ELEFF, MICHAEL 158 ELLICOTT, BRADLEY ELLICOTT, RANDY 38, 136 ELLIS, ROSEANNA EMERSON, PATRICIA 136, 134,108 ERICKSON, JOHN ERICKSON, LEWELLYN ERTELL, JILL ERTELL, JOHN 117 ETTLIN, HANS 62,158 ETTLIN, KARL EVANSICH, CAROL 158 EVERETT, TONI158 EWING, ROBERT 117 F FAGAN, PATRICK 30, 148 FALCONBURY, STEVE 148 FARLAND, RICHARD 136 FARNHAM, EVAN 153 FARNI-IAM, THOMAS 148 FAVOR, NANCY FEIST, LINDA FEINWVICK, JAMES 137 FERRELL, MARTHA FERRELL, LAURA FLAMM, LINDA FINCH, JANET 2O,136,75, 109 FINK, EDWARD 137 FINN, DAVID 158 FINN, NANCY 117,49 FISHER, SCOTT FISHER, VICTORIA FITZPATRICK, KATHLEEN 137 FITZPATRICK, SHARON 158 FLETCHER, STEVE FLOREN, TERRIE 137,75 FLUCKER, LINDA 143 FOLDEN, MICHAEL 153 FORD, MICHAEL FOREST, LOIS 158 FORMAN, MOTTER 74, 117 FORMAN, STORY 38,148, 76 FORRER, KA THYLEEN FOSTER, CHRISTOPHER 117 FOSTER, JIM FOSTER, MICHAEL 148, 109 FOSSI, CARL 137 FOUTHER, ELIZABETH FOX, CHARLIE 29, 50, 51, 60, 117, 94, 92 FRATT, LAURIE 22,148 FRAZIER, DONALD 38, 143,62,103 FREDERICK, DAVID FREEMAN, JOHN FREEMAN, PERCY 148 FREEMAN, TIMOTHY FRENCH, JEAN 158 FRENCH, KARL 137 FRENCH, LAURIE 21, 22, 23,37,43 FREEZE, LINDA 143 FRIENDLY, LAURA 137 PRISON, DEIORES 153 FROESE, MARGARET FULFORD, ERIC 137, 75 FULLERTON, RALPH 137 FUNDERBURK, DEIDRES 153 FUNDERBURK, NANCY 148 FURRER, KATHY 158 FUQUA, GARY 117 FUQUA, REGGIE 137 G GABINET, KATHRYN 158 GABINET, SARAH 158 GADDIS, MARJORIE137 GAISER, JANICE 117,19 GAISER, IAURIE 148 GALEN, HAL 153 GALLENT, ROLLAND GALLO, NATHAN 137 GALLOWAY, BARBARA 148 GALLOWAY, BRUCE 117, 30, 78, 86 GALLOWAY, GEORGE 33, 153,63 GALLOWAY, JOHN 137 GARDINER, JO 153 GARDNER, SHARON 137, 144 GARRISON, DELORIS 117 GENTNER, CORINNE 137 GIBBS, BRADLEY 158 GIBBS, CAMERON 143 GIBSON, CRYSTAL 158 GILARDI, CONNIE 137, 23,184 GILMORE, RICKIE GILMORE, SUSAN 117,60 GINGER, JIM 143 GLAZER, PETER GOELZ, GISELA 117 GOFF, KAYE 137 GOLDBERG, MICHAEL GOLDBERG, SUE 117 GOLDMAN, ARTHUR 148 GONZALEZ, RICK 143 GOOD, EDWARD 117,30 GOOD, JOYCE 143 GOODMAN, GAIL 143, 76 GOODMAN, JULIE 158 GOODMAN, SARA 117, 60, 61 GOODRICH, MARIANNE 148 GORDON, CHRISTINE 158 GOUGH, DIANA 148 GOWANS, ED 117,49, 186, 97,91 GRAAE, MEGAN 137 GRAMMER, FRANK 148 GRAY, RONALD GREEN, BEVERLY GREEN, DONNA 143 GREENBERG, ELISE 153 GREENBERG, GARY 41, 143 GREENBERG, SELENE 137 GREENLEE, CLARK 142 GREENLEE, DEBRA 137, 144 GREENLEE, SALLY 158 GREENWOOD, GEORGE 148 GRIGGS, DAN 137 GROSSMAN, PETER 143, 134 GRIS SWOOD, JENNIFER 148 GROUT, CHRISTINE 137 GROVE, ROBIN 137,144 GULICK, FRANCES H HADLEY, ROMA HAGEN, DEBRA 148 HAHN, KRISTI 117,184 HAIGHT, DAVID 148 HAIGHT, JANICE 158 HALL, LENORE 74,117 HALL, LOUISE 148 HALLINAN, WENDY 137 HALLWYLER, JANICE 117 I-IALLWYLER, LAURIE HAMILTON, MELODY148 HAMILTON, SUSAN 118 HAMNLERSCHMITH, MARGARET 158 HAMMOND, JOANN 137 HANEY, BETSY 137,134 HANSEN, DOUGLAS 137, 142 HANSEN, RUELA 158 HANSON, JOE-BNI 118 HANSON, TERRY HANSON, WILLIAM 158 HARA, JOHN 148 HARA, LESLIE 158 HARE, STEVEN 38,62, 148,155,103 HARDER, UORI48,155 HARDY, JO ANN 137, 79 HARDY, JOHN 38, 148 HARMON, CAROLYN 137 HARMON, GARY HARMON, KATHRYN 158 HARMS, CHUCK 148 HARPER, KELLIE HARRIS, DAVID HARRIS, DENNIS 158 HARRIS, DONALD HARRIS, MARGARET HARRISON, CAROL 137 HARRISON, RICHARD 38, 158 HART, JAMES 118 HART, KEVIN 148 I-LART, IOIS 158 HART, SANDRA 158 HART, TIMOTHY 158, 84, 103 HARTFORD, CHESTER 148 HARTSHORN, THERESA 24,118, 184 HARTVTG, GAIL 148 HARTVIG, ROSS 118 HARTZLER, LYNN 158 HAWKES, VIRGINIA 118 HAWKINS, ELAINE 148 HAWKSLEY, LEEANN 158 HAWORTH, CECILIA 158 HAWORTH, LARRY 118 HAYES, JOHN E. 137 HAYES, ROBERT P. 38, 158 HAZEN, HELA 36,49, 118, 80 HIEFFLEY, LINDA 49,118 I-IEIDEL, JOEL I-IEIMS, DAN 158 HQEIMS, JACK 20,22,48, 74, 118, 75, 98 HEINEMANN, DEBORAH 118 HIELFEND, MARIE 158 HIELGESON, RICHARD HEMINGWAY, ROGER 148 HENDERSON, CATHY 75 HENDERSON, DONNA 158 HENDERSON, MARK 158 HENDERSON, TERRY 158 HQENDREN, FLOYD 137 HENDRIX, ELONA 137 HENDRIX, IIMI 137 HENNIG, DEANNA 137 HENSEL, MICHELLE 158 HERMANN, CHARLES 137 HIERRMANN, PAMELA 20, 24, 74, 137,-75, 185 HERSCOVITZ, JUNE 43, 158 HERSCOVITZ, LINDA 43, 148 HERZOG, GARY 30, 137 HEURUNG, TERRANCE 148 HEYDORF, DEBORAH HICKMAN, THOMAS 30, 35,118 HICKS, GLEN HICKS, VINCE HINCHLIEF, PAMELA 158, 163 HINES, CHARIDTTE HINKLE, ROBIN 148,155 HITCHCOCK, LINDA 118 HOCKLEY, JEFF 24, 50, 118,109 HOHNSTEIN, PATRICK 118 HOITINK, BARBARA HOITINK, TIMMY 137, 64 HOLDEN, DEBORAH 118 HOLLAND, JAMES 30, 31, 118,92 HOLLINS, WILLIAM 137, 143 HOLMEN, GAYLE 118,49 HOLMES, STELLA HOLSAPPLE, ANN 158 HONEYMAN, CARIIOTTA 158 HOOTEN, MICHAEL 38, 158 HOPKINS, DAVID HOPKINS, MARK 30,118 HORNER, SARAH 158 HOWARD, SHERRIE137 HUEF, HARVEY 148 HUGHES, BEVERLY 118 HUGHES, DONALD 137 HUISMAN, CATHERINE 158,75 HUISMAN, JOHN 148 HUGHES, SCOTT 62,158 HULEN, ROBERT 149 HULEN, SALLY 158 HUNT, BURR 158 HUNT, JAMES 118 HUNT, RANDY HUNTER, DONNA 137 HUNTER, KATHERINE HUSERICK, FRANK 41, 149 HURST, JANET 149 HUTCHISON, ROBERT 149 HUTTON, BRADLEY HUTTON, RANDY 137 HUTTON, SHELLEY 118 HUTTON, DEBORA 149 HYATT, CHERYL 124 HYDE, CAMERON 38,158, 103 HYDE, HOLLY 118 HYMAN, DAVID 137 I IKEDA, FUSAKA 149 ILLIAS, JOHN 137 ILLLAS, MARK 149 ILID, DANA 20,149 IPOX, DELLA 158 IPOX, MIKE IPOX, PATRICK IRISH, EDWARD 138 IRWIN, VICKI 149 IVERSON, DONALD 118 IVERSON, TINA I JACKSON, ED 118 JACKSON, JOHN 118 JACKSON, MARION 158 JACKY, RACHEL 138 JACOBS, DAVID JACOBSON, DAVID 158 JACOBY, BILL 138 IACOBY, ROBBE158 JAGIELSKI, STEVEN 24, 48, 118, 187 JAGIELSKI, SUSAN 37,23, 138,144 JAMES, IARRY 118 JAMES, WARREN JANNSEN, JESSE 118 JENKINS, MABLE149 JEROME, RONELLE 119 JEWITT, JANET 138 JOHNSON, ALAN 149 JOHNSON, CHARLENE 138 JOHNSON, DEBORAH JOHNSON, GERALD 138 JOHNSON, GALDYS 138 JOHNSON, JEANNIE JOHNSON, JOHNNY JOHNSON, JULIE 158 JOHNSON, KATRINKA 24, 48,75, 119 JOHNSON, LINDA 149 JOHNSON, MICKY 11, 30 JOHNSON, MARGARET 158 JOHNSON, MILTON 138 JOHNSON, PETER 159 JOHNSON, SUSAN 149 JONES, BILLIE JEAN JONES, DAVE 138 JONES, DORIS JONES, PAULA 119 JONES, SARAH 138 JONES, RANDI119 JORDAN, JENNIFER 21,28, 138 IUMONVILLE, NEIL 149 JUDD, BECKY 23,149 K KADOW, DONNA 149 KALAFATE, VINCENT 20, 38,159 KALLSTROM, JANET 159 KALLSTROM, MARTA 73, 74,119 KANE, MICHAEL 138 KANTOR, KIM 22,149 KARNEY, WAYNE 23,33, 38, 51, 55, 65, 67, 71, 119, 86,87 KARNEY, SHARON KASAL, JON 149 KATCHIS, POLIXENI119 KATCHIS, SOTIRIA 138 KATAGIRI, DAVID 159 KEATON, CHARLES KEGG, BELINDA 138 KAKASHITA, DANA 119 KELLY, JANE 138,75 KELLY, STEPHANIE 43, 149 KELLER, ROBERT KEM, MARION 138 KEM, HOWARD 159 KEM, MICHAEL 20,119 KENNEDY, DANIEL KENNEDY, JACK KENNEDY, RONALD 149 KENNEDY, PHYLIS 1,159 KENT, JEAN 138, 109 KENT, JAMES 138 KEOGH, KATHERINE 119 KESERIC, CARL 149 KESERIC, APRIL 159 KETELL, MEIIODY 138, 144,80 KIEHLE, JAMES A. 149 KIKES, ANTHONY 159 KIKES, CHRISTOPHER 119 KIMBRELL, REBECCA 138 KIMNLEL, SARAH 23,138 KING, EASTER 149 KING, FLORENCE 138 KING, LISA KINGSTON, CHARLES 149,103 KINZEL, FRANZ 149 KIRBY, GERALD 138 KIRBY, SCOTTY KIRKIAND, DIANE 119 KIRKWOOD, CHARLES 119 KLANER, PRISCILLA 159 KLARE, MAX 159 KLAUS, RICHARD 149 KIIOOS, THOMAS 159 KNAB, KATHRYN 149 KNOLL, NIKKI138 KOBAYASI-H, AILEEN 138, 184 KOBAYASHI, JULIUS 38, 159 KOEPPLIN, LARRY KOEPPLIN, THOMAS 159 KOGA, DENNIS 159 KOKKO, MARGARET 24, 74,119 KONTNY, EDWARD 149 KOTCHIK, GEORGIA KRALL, BECKY 159 KRALL, MICHAEL 138 KRAUSSE, JEEFERY 149 KREFT, JOHN 21,24,30, 31,119 KRUGER, MICHAEL 159 KRUGER, SHERIN KRIPPAEHINE, JOANNE KUBECK, WILLIAM KUDZIA, PATRICIA 156, 159 KUDZIA, SUSAN 149 KURREN, BARRY 138 KURREN, BETH 43,159 KURZ, VIVIAN 159 KURZET, REUEL 159 KVERNLAND, ERIC 138 KYLE, ARTHUR 149 L LAAKSO, ANN 159 LAAKSO, MARK 2O,21, 3O,31,61,138 LAAKSO, MICHAEL 119,76 LABARRE, MARILYN 159 LABARRE, VALERIE 119 LACHMAN, DONALD 19, 21, 30, 31, 74, 119, 105, 103 IACY, DEBORAH 149 IAFROMBOISE, LINDA 149 IAFROMBOISE, LAWRENCE 119 LAFORE, PAMELLA 119 LAMBING, CHERYL 119 IAMPSA, SHARON 119 LANIPSA, SUSAN 159 LAMSON, STEVE 30, 62 IANDIS, SALLY 43,159 IANDIS, SUSAN 23,43, 138 IANDON, STEVEN IANGE, DEBORAH 149, 109 LANGE, KATHY 138 LANGFITT, SANDRA 159 LANGLEY, SCOTT LANGLEY, SKIP 138,142, 106,104 IARKINS, MARILYN 18, 71, 119, 76 IARSON, JEFFREY 159 LARSON, PAMELA IARVICK, NANCY IASHBAUGH, MARK 149 IASICH, PHYLIS 119 LATER, WILLIAM 38,159 LATOURETTE, JEANNE 119 LAVTNE, MARCY 49,119 LAWRENCE, JAMES 159 IAZARIDES, JOHN 149 LAYARUS, MARIA 149 IAZARUS, WILHEMINA 138 LEE CA TI-IERINE LEE, HELEN 159 LEE, JFANIE LEE, MARCIA LEE, MYRON 135 LEE, TERRY 20,149 LEITE, COLLEEN 149 LEITE, MICHAEL 138 LEIDY, JUDY 159 LEIS, DANNY 159 LEIS, MYRON 138 LEEPER, ARLETTA 149 LEEPER, RICHARD 138 LEO, GENE 119 LEO, GREG 75,145,149 LEONARD, AIAN 149 LEOPOID, KAYIA 138 LESLIE, JEFF 138 LESSLNG, DAVID 149,76 LESTER, TAMMY 55,119 LEWIS, ANNIE 61,138 LEWIS, CLIFFORD 159 DANNY 159 LEWIS LEWIS, GALE 149 LEWIS, KAREN 119 LEWIS, KURT 159 LEWIS, MIKE 138 LEWIS, PATRICIA 149 LEWIS, S1-ELLEY 50, 60, 61,119 LINDE, CANDI149 LINDI-UEM, CHRISTINE 149,155 LINTNER, STEVE 30,138 LIPMAN, CYNTHIA 150, 75 I LIPMAN, LOREE 159 IJTTLEFIELD, ALLEN 159 LITTLEFIEID, DAVID 159 LITTLEJOHN, NANCY 21, 88,120 LIVESLEY, MEIIODY 120 LIVTNGSTONE, DONALD 120,109 UOCKE, CURTISS LOLICH, CHRISTINE 150 LIOOMIS, CHARLES IIOUGHRAN, JOHN 60, 48, 120 IDVELL, ERIC 24,138,7S, 76,84 LOWE, PATRICIA 159 LUCKE, JO ELLEN 138,144 LUMAN, DAVE 49 LUPP, GEORGE 159, 163 LURIE, ERICK 159 LUYBEN, LYNN 159,156 M MABON, ANDREW MACDONALD, CI-IERYL 150 MACDONAID, DOROTHY 1 59 MACDONAID, PATRICIA 36,120 MACDONALD, ROSS 150 MACKENZIE, BONNIE MACKENZIE, JOYCE 138 MACKY, ROBIN 150 MACKEY, JOHN 138 MACPHERSON, ELIZABETH 159 MADDEN, LAURA 120 MADDEN, MOLLY 150,109 MAEHARA, GARY 145, 150 MAEHARA, MIKE 21, 30, 35, 49, 120 MAGINNIS, MARY 120 MAIER, CAROL 22,138 MAIARKEY, CHAZZ 38, 150 MALCOLM, CHRISTOPHER 3O,49, 139, 92 IviANI.DVE, MICHAEL 38, 50 MANSFIELD, JAMES 150 MANSFIELD, ROY159 MAR, MARINA 120 MARKEN, JUDY MARKER, KAREN MARKER, KATHY MARKS, CIAUDIA MARRAZZO, LINDA 120 MARSHALL, LELAND 120 MASON, ELIZABETH 150 MATI-EENY, DEBORAH 120 MATSCHEK, CHARLIE 20, 38,150,145,103 MATZA, JESSE 150 MAXWELL, CAROL 150 MAY, ROBERT 139, 144 MAYO, ROBB, 30,31,139 MAYS, JOHN 30,33, 139, 105,103,107, 104 MAYTHER, CRAIG 159, 162 MAZUROSKY, SUSAN 120 MCARTHUR, ALAN 38, 150,104,103 MCBEE, LYNN 40,150,120 MCCALLEY, MARY 48, 75, 74, 120, 128 MCOARTHY, ALONDA 139 MCCALL, SAM 120 MCCLENDON, SARA 150 MCCLLNTON, CAROLYN 150 MCCRAY, OLIVER 150 MCCLURE, SHARON MCCOLLISTER, DAVID 139,103 MCCOLLOM, RICHARD 120 MCDANIEL, VICTOR 150 MCDUFFIE, MICHAEL 150 MCFARLAND, MARY MCGALIS, DEBORAH 120 MCGRATH, TERRY 30, 31,150,62,103 MCGRAW, KATHERINE 139 MCGEE, MARIANNE150 MCINTOSH, JOHN 139,184 MCINTOSH, MARGARET 139 MCKIM, REEVE MCKINNEY, CLARINDA 120 MCKINNEY, PI-HLLIP 150 MCKINNEY, THERESA MCLARTY, HUGH MCNAMEE, DAVE 139 MCPHIEE, MARSHA 139 MCWILLIAMS, MARY MEADOWS, MIKE 30,150 MECUM, WILLIAM MELER, ALIN MEI-ILIG, DANA MELSON, HENRY 139 MENIK, MARCLA MENIR, MITCI-HELL 139, 150 MESKEL, MIIO 20,410,139 METE, EVAN 49,120 MEIZ, LYN METZGER, JANET 23,150 MEYER, CHARLOTTE MEYER, SUSANNE2 MICK, KATHRYN 120 MICK, MARLYS MICK, THEODORE 150 MILENTUEVIC, MESHA 150 MILES TONE, ELIZABETH MILES TONE, MARILYN 139 MILLER, DOUGLAS 40,139 MILLER, CYNTHIA 22,141 MILLER, 120 MILLER, JANETTE 150 MILLER, JEFFREY A, 139 MILLER, JEFFREY L. MILLER, KEVIN SHARON 139 JAMES 18, 20, 70, MILLER MILLER, STEVEN 150 MILLER, SUSAN D. 60,120 MILLER, SUSAN J. 120 MILLER, TONI120 MILLER, WENDY MILLS, LEIGH 150 MITCHELL, GLORIA 120 MOEN, JAMES 139 MOEN, SUSAN 150 MONACO, ROBERT 41,150 MONROE, ALICE 150 MONGER, RICHARD 150 MONTAGNA, JAMES 19, 30, 33, 64, 65, 67, 120, 105 MONTGOMERY, SHERRIE 120 I MOORE, SHIRLEY 139 MOREHOUSE, ROBERT MORLOCK, RANDY 150 MORRIS, EMILY 139,184 MORRIS, SUSAN 139 MORRISON, CYNTHIA 20, 37,139,109 MORRISON, DAVID 38, 62, 150 MORSE, DWIGHT 41, 145, 150,103, 104 MORSE, ROBERT 40, 139, 103 MORTON, REXANNE 120 MORTRUDE, CARMELLA MOSTYN, MARTHA 109 MOSS, NICK 139 MUNSON, JERRI 150 MUNSON, LINDA 120 MUNSON, LYNN 121 MURR, EUGENE 150 MURRAY, JONEAN 150 MURRELL, PAMELA 139 SANDRA MURRELL, MYERS, BETH 121 MYERS, DEBORAH 150,184 MYERS, PATSY 139 MYERS, SARAH MYERS, STEVEN 30, 31,65, 139 N NAITO, RONALD 41,48, 121,98 NAPIER, JULIE 121 NAU, SUSAN 121 NAU, JULIE 151,109 NAUMAN, DIANA 151 NEALY, DAVID 38,63 NEFF, SUSAN W. 121 NELSON, BARBARA 36, 75,459,121 NELSON, BRUCE NELSON, CHARLENE 121 NELSON, BETH 139 NELSON, DELOIS NELSON, DONALD NELSON, DON A. 139 NELSON, LYNN 139 NELSON, RICHARD 121 NELSON, RICKY 151 NELSON, SANDRA NELSON, WILLLAM 62 NEEDHAM, SANDRA 139 NERHEIM, JOHN 121 NERHEIM, PATRICIA 139 NEWBURY, MARY 151 NEWCOMMER, BONNIE NEWHOUSE, JO H. NEWTON, SANDRA 22,24, 37, 73, 144, 184 NILES, NANCY 151,43 NORDSTROM, TAMMY 43,121 NORMAN, NANCY 156 NORRIS, RANDY 139,104, 103,107 NORWOOD, ROBYN139 NUDELMAN, LESLIE 139 NUSZBAUM, BARBARA 151 NUSZBAUM, FRED 151, 154,184 O ODA, TAKESHI22,75,121 O'DONNELL, PATRICIA 121 O'FERRALL, RILEY 139 OILAYOS, JANET O'LEARY, PATRICIA OLESKO, BONNIE OLIVER, GUY 121 OLIVER, LAUREL 24 OLMSTED, TIMOTHY 151 OLIVERSON, BRIDGET OLSHEN, SUE 139 O'PI-LELAN, KATHLEEN 145,151 OSBORNE, LURA 139 OSBORNE, WILLIAM OSGOOD, GEORGE 38, 56, 59,151,103 OVERALL, LUCILLE 151 OVERBY, ANDY OVERBY, DONNA 151 OVERTON, TERRY 151 P PACKARD, DONNA 151 PADE, KATHLEEN 151 PAGET, JOHN 151 PALASKE, CAT1-HE 134, 139,184 PALASKE, CHRIS 134,139 PALASKE, RICK 139 PALIAY, MARK 151 PALLAY, STEVEN 121,92, 185 PALMBIAD, WENDIE 36, 121 PARCHER, JOHN 38 PARCHER, STEVEN 121 PARK, LOWELL PARK, MARGARET PARK, RICHARD 139 PARKER, MARGARET 151 PARKS, CHRISTOPHER 62,38, 108 PARKS, DOUGLAS 51,121 PASCHAL, ROCKIE 151 PATERSON, ANDREW 30, 31,153,139 PATTERSON, GAYLE 139 PATTERSON, JANICE 121 PATTERSON, JEFFREY 139 PATTERSON, ZACHARY 21,30,31,48,121 PATTY, THOMAS 62,103 PAULSON, JONI PAULSON, STEVEN PAYNE, CI-IARLENE151 PEARSON, JAMAR 2l,28, 121 PEDERSON, CESELEY PEDERSON, LESLEY 18,2l, 74,121 PEERMAN, CLIFFORD 121 PEERMAN, DONALD 151 PEETS, ELIZABETH PELUSO, DAVID 121 PENDERGRASS, MARK 151 PENE, JUDITH PENNINGTON, JOSEPH PETERSON, ALAN 139 PETERSON, BARBARA 121 PETERSON, JIM 41 PETERSON, LESLIE 18 PETERSON, MARTIE 24, 139 PETERSON, RANDY 151 PETERSON, SCOTT 151 PHELPS, JEANETTE 151 PHILLIPS, MARGARET PHIPPS, DAVID 24,30, 121, 80 PHIPPS, NEAL 30,31,S5, 57, 121, 80,79 PICKERING, MARY 151 PIERCE, JAMIE 139 PIERCE, JARY PINKERTON, SCOTT 121 PISOTCHI, GYLE 139 POITRAS, ROBERT POITRAS, ELIZABETH 29, 121 POLONOFF, DAVID 19,122 POLLOCK, JOHN 140 POOLE, CAROL 151 POPICK, KIM PORATH, BECKY 22,37, 134,140 POTTER, ALDEN 41,140 POTTS, DAVID POPE, GAIL POST, BECKY 122 POWELL, ELIZABETH POWELL, JOSEPH 151 POWERS, BARBARA 75,140 POWERS, DEBORAH 140 POWERS, FRANK 122 POWELL, SUSAN PRENTICE, DIANE 151 PRESS, STEPHEN 151 PREWITT, STEVE 22,122 PREWITT, GRETCHIEN151 PRICE, JENNIFER 140, 185 PRICE, DAVID PRICE, HANK PUSIESKI, PAUIA 23,151, 184 PUSIESKI, STAN 18,48, 122 Q QUINIAN, TIM 38,151, 154,103 R RABBE, CHRIS 151 RABBE, SHELLEY 122 RAIMONDI, CHARLES 22, 84,140 RAMP, DEBORAH RANDALL, NANCY 144, 140 RANKIN, ANNE 145,151 RAPP, JEFFREY 151 RAU, RICHARD 151 RAUSCH, LOUISE 151 RAUW, DENI RECKON, ROBERTA 20, 151,75 REDD, SANDI REDGRAVE, MARTYN REED, KELLEY REED, LYNN 122 REED, MIKE 73, 103 REED, MYRON 38, 61 REED, SHARON 151 REEVES, KATHERINE 140,184 REID, MILDRED 122 REIN, AMY 43 RELLER, MARSHA RELLER, MARK 41,140 REKATE, RICHARD 122 RENKER, LINDA RENS1-LAW, DIRK REQUERO, RAFAEL 151 REYNOLDS, DAVID 163 REYNOLDS, ROBERT 38, 142,140 RICE, DEBORAH 122 RICHARD, BARBARA 140 RICHARD, NANCY 124 RICHMOND, PHILIPP 38, 140,103 RICHARDSON, TED 122 RICHMOND, JEFFREY RICKETTS, ROBERT 151 RICKS, SHARON RIDDELL, CATHERINE RIMBARA, YUZUKI 122 RINKER, GEORGE 74, 75 RISTICK, JIMMY RISTICK, JOHNNY RITTER, PAULA RIVERS, KAREN 151 ROBERTS, JOHN 140,185 ROBINSON, CHRISTOPHER 54, 67, 142, 140 ROBINSON, RODNEY ROBINSON, RUSSELL RODEMAKER, SHERI ROE, JOHN ROGERS, PATRICK ROLLER, PAMELA 151 ROMHILD, RUTH 140 ROPIQUET, DONALD ROPIQUET, MARK ROSCH, EVA 140 ROSE, DAVID 151 ROSE, JEFFREY 151 ROSE, LEWIS 122 ROSE, SUSAN 122 ROSEN, MICHAEL ROSENAU, OXTHLEEN 122 ROSENAU, CYNTHIA ROSENBAUM, HOWARD 29, 30, 57, 59, 71, 73, 122, 98 ROSENBAUM, JEAN 19,122 ROSENBAUM, KENNETH ROSENBERG, GARTH ROSENFELD, CATHY 140 ROSENFELD, HELEN 22, 140 ROSS, BRENDA 122,78 ROSS, GLORIA 140, 78 ROSS, NANNIE 78 ROSS, RAYMOND 38 ROTH, CYNTHIA 152 ROTHROCK, DENNIS 122 ROUT, GLENDA ROUT, LAURENCE 122 ROUZIE, MELINDA ROWLAND, CHARLIE 122 ROWLAND, GARRY RUBIN, MOLLIE14O RUETER, JOHN 22, 75, 140 RUETER, PATTY 61 RUMSCH, BRUCE RUNDEL, MARK RUNDEL, WENDY RYAN, FREDERICK 122 RYLEY, JENNIFER S SAIGON, ANTONIO 122 SAITO, CAROLYN 152 SAITO, KATHY 22,152 SAMPSON, MORRIS SANDBERG, PAMEIA 152 SANDELL, SCOTT 103 SANDERS, MASON 38 SANDS, GARY 152 SARGENT, CHARLES 38, 152,103 SATCHELL, DARRELL 152 SAUSE, CATHRYN 140 SAUSE, RICHARD 152 SAVTNAR, TAD 49,140 SAWYER, PI-HLLIP152 SAWYER, PRUDIE 43 SCHAAF, LINDA SCHARF, ARTHUR 40 SCHARF, DAVE 140 SCHATZ, KRIS 122 SCHATZ, PATRICIA 122 SCHINDALE, MICHAEL SCHILLING, JERRY 122 SCHMIDT, GREG 122 SCHLIP, GAIL 152 SCHOEN, DEBORAH 140 SCHIIOTTMANN, ALMA SCHTJOTTMANN, TRUDIE 152 SCHOBER, MLA 122 SCHROEDER, ROBERT 122,109 SCHULTZ, SHIRLEY 140 SCHUMAN, CHIERYL 20, 152 SCHUMAN, DENNIS 30, 31,140 SCHUMAN, MICHAEL 30, 122 SCHWABE, ANN 145,152 SCHARTZ, JULIE21,28, 140 SCHWEIKER, LIZ 123 SCOBEY, KYLE SCOLES, GARY 140 SCOTT, BONNIE 140 SCRANTON, DAVE 55, 70, 75,76, 123, 86 SCRANTON, LAIRD SECHRIST, FOYEA 140 SECO, SANDRA SENTER, DAVE 123 SENNETT, TERRI SETVIN, GARY SETVIN, JODY 152 SHAUGHNESSY, DENECE 140 SHAUGHNESSY, PHILLIP 140 SHAUGHNESSY, STEVEN SHAVER, DIXON SHAVER, LISETTE 73,123 SHAW, MARY 152 SHEARER, DAVID 123 SHEARER, TIM SHERWOOD, VIRGINIA SHIFTON, KENNETH 152 SI-HRK, BARBARA 29,71, 75,123 SHLIM, MARK 75,152 SHUFORD, TERRY 21, 74, 123 SIDESINGER, HOLLY 21, 152 SIMICH, TINA SIX, PATRICIA 123 SIX, RITA 152 SKINNER, JOAN 140 SMITH, BARBARA 123 SMITH, CANDLER 50 SMITH, DEBORAH 140 SMITH EDDIE SMITH, ERIC 38,62 SMITH, EVE 144,7S,140 SMITH, FABLAN SMITH, GARY A. 152 SMITH, GARY E. 74,123 SMITH, GARYI. SMITH, GLORIA 140 SMITH, KIMBALL SMITH, MARTHA SMITH, MICHAEL 123 SMITH, NANCY 152 SMITH, NANCY L. 20, 23, 140 SMITH, NATHAN SMITH, PAMELA SMITH, PATRICK 123 SMITH, PEGGY 140 SMITH, RANDY 152 SMITH, RICHARD 62 SMITH, SUE P. 140 SMITH, SUSAN 152 SMITH, THOMAS K, SMITH, TONI 140 SMITH, TRACY 123 SMITH, W. BOYCE 152 SNAPP, CHARLES SNEDECOR, GORDON 20, 48,123 SNEDECOR, SCOTT 38 SNELL, CHRIS 48, 71, 123 SNELL, KITTY 20, 152 SNODGRASS, RICK 41,152 SNYDER, ANN 152 SNYDER, MARSHALL SOGA, JERRY 30, 140, 103, 105 SONGER, JOAN 140 SPARKS, CINDY SPEAR, DIKON 20,37, 55, 123,104,102 SPEAR, TONY 152 SPELLMAN, REBECCA SPENCE, MARRILEE 48, 74,123 SPIEGEL, DONALD 152 SPINA, BEVERLY 123 SPRATLEN, JOAN 21 SPROAT, JAMES 73, 74, 123,98 SPROAT, MELINDA STALKER, BONNIE 140 STANBERY, JULIE 152 STANLEY, MARTI14O STEED, LAURIE 36, 74, 88, 123 STEED, MICHAEL 152 STEEVES, TIM 152 STEMBER, SHANNON STENGER, IANA 140 STEPHENS, SHELLEY 140 STEPHENS, SUSAN STEVENS, CI-LERYL 152 STEVENS, SANDRA 123 STEVENSON, BARBARA 123 STEVENSON, JOHN STEVENSON, SCOTT 152 STRINGFELLOW, GLORLA 123 STRODE, LAUREN STROMBERG, GREGORY STROMQUIST, KAREN 152 STUCK, RICHARD 123,76 SUGG, TERRY 152 SUHER, CELIA 48,123 SULLIVAN, WILLIAM 123 SUMMERS, DAVID 152 SUNDQUIST, GARY 20, 123,94 SUNDQUIST, LAVERNA SUTTLES, POLLY 152 SUTTON, THOMAS 123 SWAN, SUSAN 141 SWANSON, JAMES 123 SWENSON, MARK 141 T TACKETT, STEPHEN TAGGART, MARK TAKUSHI, GEORGETTE TALLENT, JOY 141 TALTON, ANITA 152 TANAKA, MERIANNE 73, 152 TARTER, THOMAS 41 TATUM, BILL 30,235,123 TATUM, MARY 152,108 TAUBMAN, GARY 33,62, 156,103 TAYLOR, IAURI43 TERSIEEF, LILLY 141 THARP, MARGARET 152 THARP, MOLLY THATCI-EER, MARGARET 152 THAYER, CRISTY 141 THAYER, LESLIE THOMAS, PATRICIA 22, 24,123 THOMPSON, ANN 156 THOMPSON, CAROL THOMPSON, GEORGE 141 TODD, DEBRA 141 TODD, GERALD 60, 61, 123,76 TODD, JONET 141 TONKIN, ALAN 33, 152, 103 TRACHTENBERG, DAVE 123,109 TREDUP, PATRICIA TROUSDALE, WILMA 123 TRUDEAU, GEORGE 158 TUCKER, BETSY TUCKER, BRAD 48,123 TUCKER, DANN 52 TUCKER, MAVIA 141 TUCKER, SHELLEY 141 TUCKER, TOM 152 TUHY, ALAN 123,109 TURNER, ROB 123 U UNDERWOOD, CHRISTINE UNDERWOOD, DENISE 152 UNKELES, ALAN 22,7O,123 UQNIEELES, KEN 3O,31, 145, 5 UPI-IAM, KATHLEEN 123 UPTAIN, JACK UTZINGER, DENISE 73 UTZINGER, JOAN 152 USHER, GREG 73,75, 123, 30,79 V VANBUREN, JOHN 33, 152 VANBUSKIRK, PATRICIA VANCE, LINDA VANDERCOOK, JAN 22, 141 VANIDO, GLORIA 23,141 VANLOO, MARDI123 VANSLYKE, ALBERT 141 VAUGHN, MEAGAN VANWYK, MARGIE VERDUZCO, IGNACIO 152 VERMILYA, DAVE 123 VILHAUER, SHERRI VOLL, KATHY 141 VOLTZ, SALLIE VONBERGEN, MARK 30, 142 VONKROI-IN, REX 141 VOORHEES, STEVE 30, 31, 33,40,134,103,141,8O VORST, I-IEIDI W WADE, ROBERT WADMAN, MARY WAGES, SONYA WAITES, ANDREW 123 WALKER, CAROLYN WALKER, DAVID 123 WALKER, YVONNE 141 WALLACE, LANITA WALLER, POLLY 22,141 WALLS, DONALD 152 WALLS, VIC 43,141 WALTER, CONNIE 152 WALTER, JAMES 141 WALTER, KIMBERLY WALSH, CHRISTINE 33, 123 WALSH, NANCY WALSTROM, GARY WANNER, RICHARD 141 WANNER, RONNIE WARD, JAN WARD, LARRY152 WARNER, DEAN 22 WARNER, JEFFREY 23 WARNER, SANDRA 152 WARREN, CANDIS 88,123 WARREN, DONALD WARREN, JERRY 33,152, 155 WARREN, LANCE152 WARREN, NAOMI141 WARREN, RICK 38 WASSAM, GARY 152 WASSAM, JOHN 38 WATERMAN, MERLIN WATERS, SPURGIN 33, 62 WATSON, DARBY 62 WAYMIRE, TERRANCE123 WEAVER, LESLIE 50,123 WEBB, CHARLETTE 152 WEBER, BRUCE WEBER, NANCY 22,152 WELCH, JULIE 123 WELLINGS, ANNE 152 WELLS, CAROLE 2O,145, 152 WELLS, KELLY 152 WELLS, WILLIE 38 103 WEST, DAN WEST, DANIEL WHITCOMB, BILL 43, 123 WHITE, ALLEYN 92 WHITE, ELIZABETH WHITE, HELEN 60,123 WHITE, ,UXCQUELINE152 WHITE, LAURA WICHTEMAN, CARMAN 141 WI-HTLOW, EDWARD 123 WICKHAM, HAZEL WIENECKE, DAVID 40, 152,103,106 WILCOK, BRUCE 123 WILCOX, IANETTE WIIDERMUTH, CAROLE 152 1 WIL1-LELM, ELIZABETH WILHELMI, JOHN 20, 30, 31,134,141,103 WILHELMI, WILLIAM WILLENE, KIRBY WILLIAMS, NANCY 24,141 WILLIAMSON, ANN 123 WILMOT, DOUGLAS 38, 62 WILMSEN, SHERRY 71, 73, 123,109 WILSON, CAROL 141 WILSON, DEBORAH 23, 141 WILSON, JAMES 76 WILSON, JED 141 WILSON, LYNN 123 WILSON, MALDON WILSON, MERVIN WILSON, PAUL 141 WILSON, PETER S1 WILSON, ROY 152 WINEIEID, PAUL 141 WINKLE, GABRIELLE 141 WINKLE, GEORGE 123 WINN, DOUGLAS 152 WINN, THOMAS 141 WINTERMUTE, LANE 141 WINTERS, JANE 123 WINTERS, MARY WOELFEL, JOHN WOLD, ALAN 141 WOLD, CHRISTINE 152 WOLD, MARYANNE 123 WOLE, ROCKHAIN138 WOLEORD, BERNARD 123 WOOD, ERNEST 75,141 WOOD, PAM WOODALL, GREG WOODS, CYNTHIA WOODWARD, JIM 123 WORDEN, DEBRA WRIGHT, KENNY WRIGHT, RANDY WROTEN, GLORIA WROTEN, ROBERT Y YAEGER, KATHY YAEGER, HARVEY YAEGER, LIZ YANCEY, ROBERT 123 YERKE, JOHN 123,73 YORK, JEFF 123,49 YORK, MICHELE YOUNG, CAROLYN 123 YOUNG, DENNIS YOUNG, PAMELA 141 YOUNGMAN, MARY YOUNGMAN, SUSAN 141 Z ZAHLER, PATRICIA ZIMMERMAN, DAVE ZINK, ROBERT ZINK, RUSSELL ZINK, SCOTT FA CULTY IND EX ALLEN, MARIE 177,109 ANDERSON, KEITH 179 ARBUCKLE, RUTH 169, 94 BEHRMAN, ANN 169 BIERMAN, INLARJORIE 169 BOTHWELL, MARY 169 BOWIE, IUNE 168 BRECKENRIDGE, DORIS 170 BROWN, ROBERT 174 CALDWELL, VIRGINIA 172 CHAMBERLAIN, JUNE 173 CHESHIRE, JEAN 177 CLARK, GRACE 179,167 CLERE, BRUCE 163 CLYDE, BARBARA 163 DAY, CAROLYN 174 DELACY, ROBERT 177 EATON, BARBARA 175 ELMER, FRANCES 74,170 EMMONS, MARGARET 130 EALKENSTEIN, LYNDA 179 EIORANTE, LUKE 177 FRANK, IANA 174 GROVE, ALLEN 177 HALL, JOHN 109,180 HILL, JEAN 178 1-HENDERSON, ROBERT 180,167 IOHNSON, ALICE 169 KEITH, CHARLES 178 KEYSER, HELEN 174 KLETZER, KENNETH 174 KNIGHT, LEE 73, 62, 103 LABBY, MARGARET 170 LEHMAN, JOHN 170 LENNINGTON, EDWINA 180 LINDSTROM, ANTON 106 LINN, JOHN 177 MA CDOUGA LL, BER THA 17 1 MA C CO UBRIE, MON TEITH 171 MASSEY, BLANC1-LE173 MAUCHLEY, DEAN 175 NELSON, CATHY 177 PERKO, LAURA 171 PLEINIS, MARLENE 173 POOL, WILBERT 173 PORTWOOD, ELIZABETH 168 PRATT, FEVREL 176 RICHARDSON, LEONARD 178 RIFE, JOSEPH 180 ROGERS, BERT 176 ROGERS, ROSE 173 RYAN, JOHN 171 SAWATZKY, HAROLD 171 SIMS, GEORGE 174 STEVENS, MILDRED 171 STILL, DEAN 176 TIPTON, STEPHEN 172 TROGEN, STAN 176 TURNER, DONALD 176 VAN NUYS, LOUISE 169 VIELHAUSER, CATHY 177 WALL, EVELYN 172 WATERS, SUSAN 62,172 WOOD, LESLIE 173 INDEX 44 Non-professional Staff ANSON, MRS. 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