Lincoln High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1969 volume:

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V E.: ti. I .. .. X X . . - btw New-swesiugvimwnu Marti Peterson, Pep Club president. lim Fenwick, treasurer. lean Kent, vice president. john Wilhelmi, Order of L president. .:- L, an-un: ' ivan-1.1. Cynthia Morrison, Girls' League president. - 1 I Alan Tonkin threatens Mark vonBergen, You can't pull any of that 'Senior Pow- er' bit on me! ., -mess 1- A-ss-L:fW,:.,: ff ' ' . g l V s xt-gg 8 ,wssefw Chris Robinson, ALM president. Mx M Q X Q x H X L7 fi. jak Q is gs lane Coffelt, secretary. Cathy Rosenfeld, Newspaper editor MQ +L L - V L is :fl i - - fi? A.L. M. Pres. Barry Kurren and Order of L Pres. Randy Brasfield chat. K . Y ' ii 5 -, H :SK N- H.. v---Hamann , Q A . Secretary lane Dugan Girls League Pres. Becky Porath ! Newspaper Ed. Trish Emerson and Yearbook Ed. Chris Malcolm con- fer Xia and Treasurer Ernie Woods igumuve- ' An average cabinet session and lr. Class Pres. Alan Tonkin debate ,L . . . - -9, ul L ss Student Body Pres. john Reuter in a typical pose Table Of Contents Photo Essay Activities Sports Students Seniors juniors Sophomores A Freshmen Administration and Faculty Advertisements Index Rarely noticed but always on the job when that unexpected bell rings are Lincoln's fire wardens. Checking doors, windows, seeing that the building is emptied in record time, they are fully prepared for any emergency. Pictured are CBACK ROWJ: Rick Harrison, Myron Reed, Mike Schindele, Charles Bradwell, jerry Warren, Greg Barrell, Floyd Hendren, Doug Winn, Allen Brill. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Smith, Tim Coghill. FRONT ROW: Roger Allen, Vince Kalafate, Rick Wanner, lim Craycroft, lohn Parcher, Dan Leis, and james Newgard. The Quiet Men Another quiet activity involving Lincoln students is the Chess Club. Steve Press, Duffy DuFresne, Brad and Cammie Gibbs ponder over next move. 21 Fall, Spring Girls League Cabinets Show Active Leadership LEFT TO RIGHT - Connie Gilardi, Ioan Utzinger, Gail Bowden, Carol Maier, Robin Hinkel, Margarette Boyd, Nancy Rossen, Christine Grout janet Amundson, Mary Tatum, Corinne Gentner, Kathy Arndt, Pam Gowans,.Carlotta Honeyman, Becky Porath. 'ill , A XR fx' - H - ' Girls' League Week saw the introduction of new activi- ties. Not only were the traditions of the Iollipop sales and the girl-help-boy attitude honored, but Hush Day and Pink Pigtail Days were enthusiastically supported. The Twirp Dance and later the ALM-Girls' League Dance proved to be two of the years better dances. The Dad and Daughter Banquet paid tribute to fathers while the Mr. Ugly Contest recognized those lacking beauty. The May Fete Assembly ended an active year. E , tt Q Cindy Morrison, Fall President Don and Mark show Tim how to clean up Order of L donned hats and moustaches for the Dad and Daughter Banquet 'R P . The fashion show featured the Afro-Look Pink Pigtail Day saw the creation of new hair styles 5 if Girls of The Month Ten senior girls were chosen by their classmates to receive the Girl' League Girl-of-the-Month awards for their outstanding contributions in their - fe l spective fields. The qualities were cheerfulness, creativity, hymor, poise, per- sonality, talent, sportsmanship,leadership, and scholarship. Pam Herrmann Marlene Bauer Charlene johnson Thersa Brown Cindy Morrison Gloria Ross 10 Hardy jean Kent Rachel Jacky . , . .... t .... .. .....,l mi.:. 5: g fH'r'i'srQ l Kwai' . w- 'ff P5 n -K-.. f '1Q- lisrwv Boys of The Month ,. N-51511 wg . - ax-QQ:-.g wi-rin: Brecht Babeckos Don Nelson Mark von Bergen Mark Swenson Gerry Kirby Marc Laakso Bobby Claridge 2 L A 17' y Q f 2955. N s Fall And Spring ALM Cabinets Mark Centennial With Special Activities -aww .M 2 am 1533 sa LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Brasfield, Chris Robinson, ROW 2: Chuck Burns, Gary Taubman, Dennis Schuman, ROW 3: Thad Clark, Robb Mayo LEFT TO RIGHT: Tracy Boyce, Pat Fagan, Gary Beaver, Vince Hicks, Berry Kurren, Don Nelson, Bob Peterson. Great Year for rder of 6' LH Spring President Randy Brassfield. Members of the fall cabinet from LEFT are Don Frazier, Barry Kurren, l. D. Wilhelmi, and Andy Patterson. Order of L - LEFT TO RIGHT - FRONT SEATED, A. Tonkin. ROW 2 - SEATED, A. Paterson, D. Schuman, S. Voorhees, T. Clark, I. Wilhelmi, T Boyce, R. Brasfield, M. von Bergen, C. Burns. STANDING, ROW 1 - M. Tatum, M. Barteaux, M. Meskel, C. Blake, D. Hughes, D. Dominguez, T McGrath, C. Sargeant, D. Altig, D. Morrison, R. Mayo, P. Fagan, M. Schlim, K. Eagon, C. Robinson, G. Scoles, C. Malcom, M. Swenson, R. Ellicot B. Brenner, M. Illias, C. Folkestad, B. Butterfield, 1. Soga, D. Wienecke, D. Morse, D. Miller. STANDING ABOVE, G. Osgood, D. Brooks, R. Snod- grass, J. Krause. AROUND THE FLAGPOLE- K. Unkeles, R. Reynolds, B. Cavallero, B. Bunting, T. Hoitink, T. Quinlan, A. McArthur. Tasque And Line Real Task Forces in Linking School, Community Work Fall president Racheal Jacky reveals exciting ideas for future - s projects. Tasque, the senior girls service club has proven to be indispensable in its help around the school. Under presidents Racheal Jacky and Sue Landis, Tasque entertained at Dornbecher Hospital and Fruit and Flower Day Nursery, ushered at plays, and served at banquets. The last activity was the installation of the sopho- more members. Debbie Smith, Janice Chappell, Claire Bunting and Joan Skinner help Alumni sign in at the Centennial Kick-Off. .X . ttt.s . - tt J E s - . 1, 5 ROW ONE: Jana Stenger, Carman Whiteman, Christine Grout, Debbie Smith, Molly Affleck, Ailene Kobayashi, Jane Dugan, Janet Amundson, Mar- garet Beattie. ROW TWO: Debbie Schoen, Sue Youngman, Betsy Haney, Jan Jewett, Eve Smith, Christine Aungier, Kathy Arndt, Hiromi lwai. ROW THREE: Mrs. Taubman, Margaret Barker, Helen Rosenfeld, Shelley Stephens, Sarah Jones. In tree, from TOP: Maria Boone, Marlene Bauer, Connie Gilardi. 28 LEFT TO RIGHT - Cheryl Stevens, Chris Rankin, jenny Grisewood, Kathy U'PheIan, Leslie Buttum, Carolyn Carlson, Delores Director, Gail Bow- den, Roberta Recken, Miss Rodgers, Gretchen Prewitt, Carol Wells, luanita McCauley, Mary Shaw, Chris Lolich, Carol Maxwell, Nancy Niles, Meg McGill. 'Far N We N Eye wish the meeting would end. Linc, the junior girls service club, was very ac- tive in Lincoln's Centennial year. Nancy Niles and Kathy O'Phelan, fall and spring presi- dents, under the supervision of Mrs. Rogers did charity work as well as Cardinal work. Among their activities were volunteer work for such notable charities as the March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy, and serving at many of the banquets. French Club, BOTTOM ROW, Franz Kinzel, Susan Bloomenfeld, Carolyn Carlson. TOP ROW, jim Peterson, julie Schwartz, Sarah Kimmel, Karen Gun- sul, Laurie Fratt, Lois Hart, Heidi Olshen, Shannon Stember, Debbie Lacy, Nancy Niles, Laura Cusick, Sue Youngman, Patty O'Leary, Donna Henderson. French, Spanish Clubs Sponsor Poet, Party . . . . . M ' l f b F h I b - Highlight of French club activities was the appear- ingnmeurs re ax a ter exu eram rem: Cu meet ance of famous actor-poet Monsieur Viala, an event attracting French clubs from nearly every school in the city. Members also entertained a for- N-.S .. as stsssmsaf . . ct-, eign exchange student, Agnes Carlier. The Spanish club had two bake sales featuring Mexican food and numerous parties culminating in a farewell party for their student teacher. Spanish club members display decorating talents ? Spanish club members not camera shy: Kathy O'Phelan, Krys Anderson Steve Press, and Susan Blumenfeld Russian Club: Hugh McClarty, Mr. Pool, Ann Thompson, Skip Langly, julie Metz- ger, Peter Grossman, Carol Maxwell, Dan Heims, Mike Hooten, jeff Rapp, john Rueter, Charlie Romondi, Matt Clark. Russians rally 'round the Maypole Russian Maypole, German Mock Trial Highlight Year The Russian club made a jump from passive to active completing a full schedule of ac- tivities. The May Day celebration climaxed a year that included a booth at the Christ- mas dance and assistance to students. Though somewhat limited in membership, the German club planned several parties, a refreshment stand at Popcycles and partici- pated in a mock trial of graduating seniors enacted by third year German students. just before the mock German trial jury jeers at defendant as jim Ginger reads evidence. Herr Brasfield applies the curls to Herr Laakso Red Cross Aids Schools, Hospitals Future Teachers Look Over Field ROW ONE: Debbie Cole, Mark Shlim, Ralph Fullerton, Tracy Boyce, Sue Youngman, Gary Beaver. ROW TWO: Corinne Crentner, Chris Ander- son, Hiromi lwai, Kathy Arndt, Betsy Haney, Thad Clark. ROW THREE: Rick Nelson, Patsy Youngman, Kathy Sause, Robin Hinkel, Gail Bowden, Margret Baity, Marie Czyzewski, Christine Grout, Greg Leo. IN THE TREE: Dana lllo, Lauri Gaiser. Besides the traditional Mardi Gras dance, Red Cross members under the leadership of Betsy Haney filled Thanksgiving baskets at the Red Cross Center, and Christmas stock- ings for McClaren and Hillcrest schools. FTA was organized to acquaint stu- dents with teaching. To do this members are assigned to help teachers in tutoring and correcting papers. President Trisha Emerson also organized a successful annual Foreign Foods Sale. ROW ONE: Nancy Baddock, Mari Houten, Mary Schver, Sarah Mason, Mrs. Bothwell. ROW TWO: Walter Taylor, Sandi Seco, julie Stanbury, Debbie Lange. 32 Members of I R L are LEFT Michael Folden Hugh Mcarty Cathy Ridell jenny Gnsewood Cathy Huis- man Hrromr iwai Laurie French Susan Landis Nan Waller Ama Avery ROW TWO Laird Scranton, Pam Herrmann Presldes At State IRL Meet E1ght RGCCIVC Qulll And Scroll Awards I it .X i '-42-f S' .r,:: ik.., K 5 - X The state conference at Eugene was the major event for I.R.L. A discussion held between S.l. Hayakawa and Robert Schearer was presided over by state president Pam Herrmann. Other activi- ties included the showing of films and the annual A.F.S. Day Assembly. Quill and Scroll is a National honorary club for outstanding journalism staff members. Traditionally there are eight members who receive a pin, and a copy of the Quill and Scroll Magazine. OROC And Boskone ew This Year NOROC blasted off settling into an orbit of success. Using rockets of their own design and the West Syl- van playfield as their launching pad, they sent rockets and payloads whose complexities rivaled those of Apollo 10 into space. The club also had their own paper which informed people of launching dates and other notes of interest. In Boskone's first year, the science discussion-club proved to be both educational and interesting. Mr. Flenniken and Matt Clark, advisor and president respectively, led the club in talks concerning life on other worlds, U.F.O.'s, interstellar flight, and D.N.A. They also have their own science-fiction library. tt SE. W gr si t xi LEFT TO RIGHT - Scott Edwards, Richard Monger, lohn Andrews, Bob Hayes, Mr. Turner, Cammie Gibbs, Carol Maxwell, Peter Grossman, Debbie Lacy, Scott Snedecor, Hugh Mc- Clarty, lohn Wassam, Dan Himes, Brad Gibbs, Dennis Koga. FRONT ROW - Debbie Lange Nancy Niles, Don Spiegel, Duncan Smith. X in M - A ., .... i s lfi' l S . r x if Rocket Club blasts off! BACK ROW - john Reuter, lack Andrews, Rick Snodgrass, Eric Smith, Mr. Flenniken. FRONT ROW - Christine Wold, Matt Clark, Nancy Burns, Dan Grossman, lonean Murry. ational Honor Societ , Thespians cknowledge Student Abilit ff ' ' 3 Ixxx i 5 w. i National Honor Society - FRONT: Dave Zimmerman, Mark Von Bergen. ROW TWO: Steve Cameron, lohn Reuter, Tom Boothe, Gary Beaver, led Wilson. ROW THREE: Sue Landis, Debbie Smith, Leslie Carson, Nancy Williams, lan lewett, jamie Pierce, lo Ellen Lucke, jane Coffelt, Debbie Cole, Christine Grout, Helen Rosenfeld. ROW FOUR: Kathy Lange, Molly Affleck, Gabrelle Winkel, Cathy Rosenfeld, Bill Brenner, Chris Blake, julie Schwartz, Carol Cutshall, lo Hardy, Terry Floren. Thespians - ROW ONE: Sydney Clark, Betsy Haney, Nancy Williams, jamie Peirce, Laurie French, Laurel Oliver, Marti Peterson, Rebecca Kimbrell. ROW TWO: Marlyss Meadows, Sandie Newton, lo Ellen Lucke, Claire Bunting, Barry Kur- ren, Nancy Cole, Meg McGill. ROW THREE: lane Dugan, Melody Ketell, Rob Mayo, Elien Gadsby, Gerry Kirby, julie Aldag, Paul Wenfield, Heidi Olshen, Maria Boone. ' . Art Lab Assistants Serve Creatively Art and lab assistants capably performed their tasks again this year. The art assistants made all of the colorful posters as well as the spectacular background for Popcycles. The background i le i 5 I Lab assistants, BOTTOM ROW, Brett Carson, David Zimmerman, Mike Krall, jeff Miller. TOP ROW, Lane Wintermute, Bob Morse, Gary Taub- man, lulie Schwartz, Steve Cameron, jeff Miller. uniquely constructed of tall triangular sections of canvas could be rotated for an ever-changing pattern of design. Lab assistants turned bunglers into would-be scientists with their skilled assistance. Art assistants go Mod on Popcycles background. Es: ZS, nhhiinhthw i I Sl Polyglot Publishes Neat Poetry Advertising Committee Assists Yearbook Polyglot Board - lohn Van Buren, Eve Smith, David Lessing, Ernest Wood, Dennis Koga, Kathy An- drews, Nancy Niles, janet Metzger, Sara Kimmel, Megan Graae, Elaine Overall, Lynn Lubin, Rachel Jacky. Mrs. Perko was advisor. Ernest Wood discusses Polyglot layout. Advertising Committee - Tracy Boyce, lane Kelly, Connie Gilardi, Denise Utzinger, Steve Barker, Sue Youngman, lane Coffelt, lan Vander- cook. ROW TWO: Collete Case, Helen Rosenfeld, Debbie Cole, Maria Boone, Sandy Newton, Marlyss Meadows. ff! S if 3 Q mg- Q. A sgiiv-' 'L X' Z 52: Z X sb? ,L 1.- , - f, F 'i5 x . Q' Xu ti' xl Sw, ' gif' :fig ax , Af 1 . -xx i A N Kg f i 5 '33 . E 2 'X' L!! E 2 Q. R -- V Cardinal Times Staff Wins All-American The Cardinal Times once again received the coveted All-American rating for the fifth consecutive semester. Only 1500!0 effort by all students involved, brought in the award. Editors Cathy Rosenfeld and Trish Emerson and the remainder of the staff continued to objectively report the facts and features as they happened. Sprin Editor, -I-,ish Emerson Tom Boothe Cindy Morrison john Wrlhelml 3 LEFT TO RIGHT - Milton johnson, lanice Chappell. l junior nd Senior Choir FIRST ROW: Sue Smith, Laurie Oliver, Leslie Buffum, Ginger Sherwood, Phyllis Kennedy, Sara McClendon, Corrine Gentner, lan Vandercook, Katie McGraw, lane Kelly, Lynn Luyben, Hiromi Iwai, Shelley Tucker, Patty O'Leary, Betsy Peets, Sandy Crear. ROW TWO: Mr. Trogen, Pam Callas, Sally Manning, luanita McCanley, Gale Lewis, Audrey Cobbs, Kathy O'Phelan, Anita Talton, Liz Brown, Nadine Good, Kathy Lange, Laurie Cross, Sherri Vilhauer, Terry Sugg. ROW THREE: Mike Meadows, Nate Gallo, joe Pennington, Bruce Cavallero, George Galloway, Don Warren, Julius Kobayashi, john Mays, Dpn Nelson, Chris Amonson, Rick Nelson, Eric Dillman, David Littlefield. ROW FOUR: Riggie Fuqua, loe Booth, Andy Paterson, Brent Allison, Ron Kennedy, David Mc- Collister, Darby Watson, Otis Abernathy, Gerry Kirby, john Pollock, Charley Davis, Keith Caval- lero, Larry Ward. , Angels? l i i l l 1 i ,, ,, ,W Go to the back of the room, Paterson! FIRST ROW: Debbie Allen, Lynette Baum, Carolyn McClinton, Della lpox, Francine Payton, Sue Mile- stone, Alice Monroe, DeAnne Henning. ROW TWO: Mark Pallay, lari Pierce, Margaurite Boyd, Chris Lolich, Maribeth Cross, Valerie Coleman Presley, Linda LaFromboise. Ensemble And Orchestra 3 - i 2 t ,yn Andy Paterson, Gerry Kirby, Paul Boehme, Otis Abernathy, Liz Brown, Kathy O'Phelan, jerry Warren, Richard Ackroyd, Ricky Nelson, Kathy McGraw, Corinne Gentner,1an Vandercook, Kathy Lange, Anita Talton, Lynn Luyben, lane Kelly. ROW ONE: Jody Setvin, Brian Marston, Beth Kurren, Steven jelgerson, Maureen Cornell, Elizabeth Morse. ROW TWO: Pam Smith, Sue Borgens- gard, Leslie Baker, Cynthia Dunlap, Elise Greenberg, Robin Grove. ROW THREE: Andy Labadie, Cathy Riddell, Walter Taylor, Mark Taggart, Eric Sparkman, Roberta Recken. BACK: Mr. Pratt. Band nd Stage Band Play At Numerous Events T Special Centennial assemblies, the Fairy Tale Parade and the Rose Festival Parade were among command performances for Lincoln's band and stage band. The smaller stage band also played at the Centennial sports banquet as well as at two lunch hour concerts. Matt Clark strains for high note Mr. Pratt in action Stage Band plays at Law Day Assembly FRONT ROW: Sharon Reed, Karen Stromquist, Debbie Lange, Dennis Koga, Margaret Clark, Kelly Wells, Laurie Halwyler. SECOND ROW: Bet- ty Brown, Sally Voltz, Beth Monger, Brad Gibbs, Sharon Miller, Philip Husserik, Steve Chin, Tom Neill, Susan Wylks, Burton Hyde, Paul Rose George Trudow. THIRD ROW: janet Metzger, Tony Huserik, Lisa Bliton, Roxanne Henning, Margie Barket, Betsy Crocker, Mervin Wilson Mike Schoepper, Rick Leeper, Randy Imes, joe Kerr, Dan Heims, Bruce Allison, George johnson, Kim Weaver, Reggie Fuqua, Lincoln Hayes FOURTH ROW: Chris Camerson, Grace Ross, Mr. Pratt, Doug Hansen, Charles Bradwell, Steve Mayo, Matthew Clark, lim Fenwick, David Duf- fie, Susan Lampsa, Vivian Kurz. 42 Pep Club Generates Spirit Throughout Year . GIF W Patty Reuter shows her spirit on the newly painted 'L'. By tradition, Pep Club is the group responsible for organizing school spirit and directing it toward team encouragement. Under the leadership of Marti Peterson, and later Patty Reuter, Peppers Peppers wait forthe start ofatrack meet. helped generate spirit while picking up the points required for future rally try-outs. Along with paint- ing posters, making Iocker signs, and adding color to sports events, the Pep Club painted a large red and white 'L' by the flagpole. ROW ONE: P. Reuter, P. Tredup, L. Kusick, M. Labarre, S. Landis, L. Growwman, M. Laakso. ROW TWO: C. Platt, L. King, P. Patterson, A. Griswold, 1. Hatfield, C. Allen, S. Landis, D. Allison. ROW THREE: M. Plillips, M. Shaver, A. Walsh, K. Anderson, P. Gowans, C. Mc- Clincey, S. Trip, C. Cameron. ROW FOUR: M. Chamberlain, K. Callas, R. Bonapart. ROW FIVE: L. Ackley, N. Carl, K. Rathe. ROW SIX: G. Anderson, E. Morse, M. Clark. ROW SEVEN: B. Boothe, K. Cole. ROW EIGHT: N. Sandberg, j. Pringle, M. Krause. ROW NINE: T. Bram- well, G. Kvernland, S. Marsh. ROW TEN: L. Faust, A. Phipps, K. O'Brien. ROW ELEVEN: L. Linde, M. Kotchik, M. Torbenson. I n Games, Popcyeles Keep Cardettes in Shape Cardettes come to a stand-off. N Link captain Carol Maier. So easy when you've got the beat. LEFT TO RIGHT - Marlyss Meadows, Delores Director, Cathy Saito, Cindy Miller, Meg McGill, Robin Gunsul, Gail Patterson, Debbie Smith, Eve Smith, lanice Condit, Carol Maier, Mary Tatum, Janice Chappell, lan lewett, Helen Rosenfeld, lan Vandercook,1ari Pierce, Kim Kantor. ,SSW iM'a'M ? 'M ' ' - ' -' -' -- -- W W 1 ee, - ,-,Q V - iwkzqsz- Vx :ff-:J - ,L Drill Team aneuvers, Competes City Wide 3 .. i A A L M M35 sa i Drill Team performs at the Mardi Gras Assembly. FRONT ROW: Sharon Miller, Gloria Ross. ROW TWO: Bonny Leonard, Annie Lewis, Anita Talton, Debra Overton, Carolyn McClendon. s E 5' ROW THREE: Lula Smith, Halle Erikson, Regina Warren, Wendy Erikson, Sandy Manlove. ROW FOUR: Grace Ross, Stella Holmes, Deb- bie Wilson. ii' K ! sv ii XS 1 ,, ,L L .mf -- Q . af ill. -px .i 'U . in Senior Class Play The class of '69 presented Neil Simon's The Odd Couple to an audience of elated spectators. Di- rected by lohn Lehman and student lo Ellen Lucke, this year's senior class production proved to be a roaring success. The two male leads, divor- cee Oscar and divorcee-to-be Felix managed to get themselves into many amusing entangle- ments. After a rip-roaring two night stint, the exhausted cast retired to the traditional cast party, while the other students involved in the produc- tion went home to bed! S' 5 --ma., Keep it up, Oscar, you know it feels so good, groans Felix ecstatically. Cast of Characters Speed Paul Winfield Murray Barry Kurren Roy Randy Norris Vinnie Don Nelson Oscar Madison Rob Mayo Felix Ungar Steve Voorhees Gwendolyn Pigeon Rachel Jacky Cecily Pigeon Sandra Newton Felix amuses the Pidgeon sisters. Pssst, what's my next line? mumbles Rob to attentive listeners. - eemsmgae Kilim- xX Q83 in ifi K I was 5. ,,,1 1 ' , KY -S Kiilbvi And they thought Felix and Oscar were an Odd Couple . . . Quick, where is my Hai Karate instruction manual? pleads Oscar hysterically. Steve keeps up his spotless reputation. Rob leaves one of his famous subtle hints. OL The eldest Pidgeon sister coos romantically at receptive Steve and Rob Junior Class Play The Death and Life of Sneaky Finch presented by the junior Class, was written by james L. Rosenberg. Di- rected by john Lehman and student director Claudia Cousins, the play raised money for the junior-Senior Prom. CAST OF CHARACTERS Singer, Narrator john Van Buren Rackham X Neil lumonville Mervyn Vale Eric Dillman Mrs. Vale Lorie Gaiser Maroon Ellen Gadsby Sheriff lim Craycroft Doc Burch Tim Quinlin Preacher Preacher's Wife SNEAKY FINCH joe Carter Bill jackson Bob Wilson Bouncer 1st Cowboy 2nd Cowboy Little Girl Her Mother Dance Hall Girls and Townspeople Towny Angell Charyl deLashmett Mike Foster john Norgaard Moody Nelson Tom Glasow Alan Tonkin jeff Rankin Bill Cowger Sara McClendon Kitty Snell is May I have your attention please? shouts undertaker Towny Angell. We have a very GRAVE condition here that requires immediate consideration! The old 'lipstick on the collar trick', eh It's my best angle , explains john Van Buren to Sneaky? questions Doc Burch. photographer. -VM, mx ,W in WQMM Q Q si' Q K ., fi? Q .Q :X is Neff S- S .T jim: Y' ,., Sai? iii' nw .SSX Saga Wm, f. -.Q .J .-.. XX' W n 3 i i v Nr A L- ., i S S 1 X .. SX? f .XY s 8 S ' ' QQ P . fa yr W . W1 ' -., 'wi' Qs? S X ixfx if x S, J 5' qu--.,,q ,de Black Student Union ew to Lincolnis History Under the leadership of advisor the Reverend E. Boyd lr. and student President Sharon Miller, Lincoln's new- ly formed Black Student Union organized such suc- cessful projects as The Invisible Man Assembly, Black Culture Week, and instigated an amendment to the Lincoln Constitution making it possible for a B.S.U. Representative to have a position and vote on the Stu- dent Body Cabinet. SSH S 'kyg - .. ,: 5 S iff ini 5? . X . B.S.U. members congregate after meeting in front of Mr. President Sharon Miller presides over meeting. McNaughton's room. s l X Future plans are discussed at meeting of the B.S.U. S3 B, fs S -s Popcycles A smashing kick-off assembly on April 17 introduced the 1969 Lincoln Popcycles, Happiness is a Re-Run. The show, a tradition for the past 22 years, proved to be another john Lehman success. Opening the pro- duction were ,lohn Wilhelmi, lim Fenwick, and Sandie Newton, who danced to the familiar jingle, Happiness ls . . . . Variety acts from thigh-slapping hambone to the rocking Soulettes sparked the entertainment. The Centennial theme was interpreted through the dance, beginning with the Charleston, progressing to the samba, polka, and jitterbug, and ending up with a little bugaloo. Lincoln's Centennial Popcycles was cli- maxed by numbers performed by the Cardettes and The Seldom Six. I i And last year, on my trip to outer Mongolia . . . boasts the mys- terious teacher. ln five seconds this phone'will self-destruct . . . . .:. 'S CAS. is -- - , -east , t H 1 ' -' ' X -,-- 1 is -L . - - . ' . V ,- . ---- if X.,-.f Q- . Heh ... heh ... heh, would you like a walnetto? the little old man asks Gladys. Mark von Bergen and Donny Nelson m.c. Popcycle Kick-Off Assembly. What happened?! T T r A . - .... , . -- wx A W rm . o . , X E ix 1 5 5 A i R .Qi yy .Bwj-www R wx is it ' Saiiifii? -. 'WAQQQX I , X av Q 'x 'ima :if -. X .GUSSQQ .xp X ix 4 fA 35' 5 r X 'iffy --N., ' Wi s. +5 Q- -f - . ff SN ' L ' - f ,f l S! 5 x Y W A...a- 4 sf S ,. I 4 X.. k ' Sw' - X f ' i Senior men fight it out during one of their tremendous poker games. Leap high, jo! Cardettes smile prettily for our cameras in their Yeh Yeh outfits. w Laurie French and Pete Wilson return to Popcycles for another one of their great songs. xx XY X an-v ur ,Q QNX ,J L :Sf f fr -i.....,, if x SQ X .QE Q is XT? Q Y.QSgN.,,.,.s.W..s A.X. Under the leadership of Frosh Duncan Smith, this year's KCIW Hi-Q team fought valiantly against McNary high school. In addition to Captain Dun- can, squad members were Megan Graae, Terry Floren, and Tom Boothe. Although Lincoln's team fell to the might of the opposing quartet, they learned much studying nightly with their advisor, Mr. john Hall. Lincoln, also, was fortunate this year to have five National Merit Scholarship semi- finalists and one finalist winner, Leslie Carson. ational Merlt 81 Hlgh Team Team members Megan and Duncan listen intently In the hot competition National Merit Scholarship finalists are Steven Cameron, lan lewett Carol Cutshall Rachael lacky Terry Floren and wtnner Leslie Carson H T li FL INCULN Foreign Exchange Student dds to Lincoln Activities it .. Hiromi sings in Lincoln choir. i Our exchange student from japan is knighted by Her Majesty, Hiromi shows cameraman how to fold lunch sacks the old lapa Queen Annie I at the annual May Pete assembly for her service nese way ! and loyalty to Lincoln. A.F.S. assernbly brings to Lincoln exchange students from Portland area high schools, representing ten nations. Mess, -- 1. L 1. -::. , e .. ss- .Wav .ef X.. Black Culture Week Captures Student Interest The Black Student Union, newly formed to unite black students of Lincoln, organized a Black Culture Week in May to acquaint all students with black heritage. The week began with a seminar led by Mr. William Mc- Clendon and the Reverend E. Boyd lr. Tuesday the B.S.U. presented a fashion show with vocal accompani- ment by several of their members. Music appreciation was the subject presented Wednesday with partici- pants Bennie Carson and Grace Ross. The Highlight of the week was the Invisible Man Soul Assembly, pre- sented Thursday to the entire student body and repeat- ed later for the community. It included spiritual songs and skits summarizing the accomplishments of many black men in history. A sale of Soul food on Friday in the cafeteria completed the week's activities. Ricky Nelson plays preacher for a day. .. . .W ---- was . ' A a S - f -- 1 -.spa as.-sl.-fee-zffiswy t X t . R if ff xl!! . S 3 Q gy 5 A pretty B.S.U. member models for the fashion show. The black choir is led in a moving spiritual. Q 3 l .ie F B.S.U. president Sharon Miller looks on as the choir sings their final number We Shall Overcome . Anita Talton adjusts the mike before introducing B.S.U. models. 52: ii trrvvs, ggggwnm. y .,:M.1- ,,,,q s,qK3M,f3V.y,1,V,Q-,1.z1,,Wf,fa1g..5 ,,,,V iyfry 4 3 'wig f 61 R. But they told me to stand here , says a bewildered B.S.U. member. Wait, you've got to get my best side , says Spurgin Waters. S S X Twirp Dance Blow in my ear and I'll follow you anywhere! Laurie Oliver entertains the spectators. Go, Aries, go. The theme for this year's Girls' League Twirp Dance was 1O0 Years Ago in keeping with the Centennial year. The decor followed that of the Old West. The cafeteria was decorated like an old western town with a saloon, city hall, blacksmith, and barber shop. People dressed like cowboys and Indians danced to the music of the Sound Vendors. The dance ended a very successful Girls' League Week. King Tracy Boyce holds back an admiring court of Randy Norris, Mark Laakso, Chris Malcolm, and Mark Von Bergen. ksgwkq. . K Wk- tt Dave and Mary hash over the evening's plans. .as X t K 1. We wrrf ma -vi'-may 5--. Girls, League And ALM Dance Don't let go, Dennis, or they'll fall down! , Trish warns tact- fully. Pilgrimage to Soul was the theme of the joint Girls League and ALM Thanksgiving dance. The Morn- ing Reign provided entertaining music for the eve- ning. Bales of hay substituted for chairs, with paper filled gunny sacks, cornstalks, and unusual couples adding to the decor. Talk about unusual couples, even the teachers joined in the festivities. P.S. Un- fortunately, this will be LincoIn's last hay dance. Wardens Foulk and Schell observe the inmates from cell block ten at the last hay dance. How some viewed the dance . .. Big Cardinal birds, Thad Clark, Mike Meadows, and Chris Robinson build a nest. Wasn't there something about the 18-inch ruling? Christmas Formal The return of the traditional Christmas Formal brought along with it this year the initiation of a Snow Ball Court. Mike Krall and Maria Boone were crowned the first king and queen at ten o'clock, while the other members of the court waited patiently on stage to collect their gifts, magic Iollipops. Sno Ball Court members giggle at photographer. Pictured are CL. TO RJ lohn Mays, Queen Maria, lohn Wilhelmi, lane Coffelt, jenny Price, Stephen Voorhees, julie Durkheimer, Becky Porath, and Mark von- Bergen. Not shown are Thad Clark, King Mike Krall, and joy Tallent. Betsy makes time with Santa Claus. Bud Hayes shows his right hook to his date jugs. Nancy blushes as Karl hands her corsage to Peggy ardi Gras The traditional Mardi Gras Dance and Court, much missed last year, returned bringing with it twice as much enthusiasm and participation. The Court, consisting of two representatives from each class, was ruled by Senior Don Nelson and junior Debby Chamberlain. Once again the class of '69 came through with a member of the royal court winning either king or queen of the gala affair. Klng Don make5 Sure his nall pollsh is on Straight as Grout Pat Fagan Bob Cochran Bill Hurst Nita Emerson and Don Queen Debby ll 5m'le5 on he' Sublects' na Henderson Not pictured is King Don Nelson Moody Nelson does a mean four corners with Lynn Luyben. Female sin er with New York rock band Natto Bumbo sin s her soul out durln V slow song V V YWYWYWWWN WY - H sgfrfwaensax' Pep Assemblies Under the direction of ALM president, O of L president, and the rally members, the star-studded year was sprinkled with four Pep assemblies. The spirited gatherings included surprise speeches from student athletes and a preview of spring rally. Class competition was heated with the seniors leading in victory and the mighty juniors bringing up second place. Pep assemblies inspired Lincoln athletes to even win a few games. Alan Tonkin gets a good creaming from Mike McCauley. Sophomore girls applaud enthusiastically for Lincoln team ' islam.. M Pssst . . , what's the next step? wonders Denise Utzinger to joy Tallent. Boy, look who is really interested in our great Pep assembly! Annie wonders if the end of basketball sea- son will ever come! sxwvmaxwmaemzawaf stirs.-gasses . Try this after breakfast! The Drill Team shows them where it's at! bmi? if Y 5sfRw2ffwlwWfiS.NA ff: - -ff -- General Assemblies Music ranging from soul to Bach and from chamber music to drums extraor- dinaire provided a wide variety of en- P tertainment in general assembliesQ Among the featured artists were a solo- ist from the Portland Opera Associa- tion, the Disraeli, and the Lejo Brothers accordion trio. Big Chief Funny Feathers leads his tribe in a game of Simon Says Assigned seats cause temporary peace during first period assembly. Security is a pillow, sighs jenny Thl5 is music! O Solo Mio Price to herself. Ll? ' F K' sl 5' ,- X fwxmm l . i ' 2 Nha A x E 2 2 giglfi xx Hi I .Mgt A R, , as X it .. . Q xg , xl ' .w is Sw N- f 8 I5 Packwood nd orse This year Lincoln students had the rare opportunity of seeing here, in person, two outstanding Oregon statesmen and leaders. The two, former U.S. Senator Morse and new U.S. Senator Packwood, were then engaged in a close race for the Senate seat. Deliver- ing speeches on two different days, both left the remainder of their hour talks open for audience par- ticipation. Leading the Lincoln students on the Pack- wood side were Sue Youngman and jane Coffelt. On Morse's side were Claire Bunting, Nick Moss, and other seniors. Senator Wayne Morse. United States Senator of Oregon, Robert Packwood. Smiling the famous victory grin , Sue Youngman backs up against loser Claire Bunting after the Senate election returns were broadcasted f SSI 5 E,f +1 . X Q R - , 4 jg ,gi X ,,f ' '3 3 f 2 X 5 S is E, s f S 1 A X -QWA W X. fk 1 . ,i 'I x 'Q K ,:.. , :X wg 2, X Q? X i X Q ,Q ai Nix f Aiea 5 -Q . X R K' -3 3 5 Sheratan Centennial Part Starting off the centennial festivities with a bang, over 800 Lincoln alums gathered at the Sheraton Hotel january 18 for a reunion extra vaganza. Celebrated guests such as Frank Branch Riley, past Rose Festival Queen Nancy Mueller, Earl Horenstein, and a tape recording of Mel Blanc added to the excitement. Master of ceremonies, Alan Punch Green, led the ex-Lincolnites in song, dance, and a few old rally yells. The party was a complete success thanks to the planning of the adult and student centennial committees. Frank Branch Riley whispers to M.C. Punch Green, Am I on next? Lincoln's spirit is displayed by old and new students I Wish they hadn t placed the numbers Centennial Committees Plan Yearis Celebration Centennial committees began working in the spring of 1968 to carry out special projects honoring Lincoln's centennial. Composed of members from each class, the committees were headed by Senior Cathy Rosen- feld and junior Greg Leo. Planning assemblies, publish- ing a Centennial book, selling buttons, and assisting in the alumnae party at the Sheraton Motor Inn were but a few of their activities. IC Y Q' Q E .Q 5 Centennial Publications Committee ll. to r.J are Mark Swen- son, lohn Wassam, lo Hardy, Chris Blake, Betsy Haney, and led Wilson. Centennial Publications Committee tl. to r.l are Mrs Knutson advisor jenny Relsner Christine Grout, Carol Cutshall, and Greg Leo. Ann Thompson IS not pictured Centennial Alumni Assemblies Attract Celebrities Two well-known Lincoln alumni, Luther jerstad and Mel Blanc, honored the student body by returning to their alma mater for individual assemblies. Mr. jerstad, famous mountaineer, spoke on his historical expedi- tion up the formidable Mount Everest while the audi- ence viewed movies he took at the climax of the climb. Mel Blanc reminisced about his years at Lincoln and ended the sentimental talk with some of his famous Walt Disney and Hanna-Barbra cartoon characters wishing Lincoln and her student body the best in the years to come. Mr. Blanc originated the well-known animated characters in many of America's favorite cartoons. Another talented alumni assembly was presented by Mel Blanc is presented a bouquet of carrots by Cathy Rosenfeld. past Rose Festival Queen Nancy Mueller and her sing- ing husband. ,fu Raimi Mr. lerstad reacts to the question, wer- en't you even cold up on Everest? Ehhh what's up, doc?! mimics Mel And this half goes to you, Mr. Blanc! exclaims Tom Boothe to celebrated Blanc- guest. Mr. and Mrs. Mueller entertain Lincoln students with Tea for Two . i imlf, . E. I f. F x :E A-5'-if sg N Tolkien Folk 81 Ir. Symphony Assembly Rounding out this festive Centennial year, Lincoln was honored to have both The Portand junior Symphony '- and DOI!-ld alumnus Prof. Tolkien. The entertainment Mr. Tolkien croons an old country ballad for enthusiastic they both provided ranged from subdued Bach to rol- Ufmolfisfudem b0dY' licking folk songs. The student body was very pleased and receptive in both assemblies. A d , t The junior Symphony's maestro leads his orchestra in their version of Greensleeves . If I have to go to another one of these assemblies, l'm going to cry , pouts Sue Youngman to Sandie. Bach on the basketball court? . . , ,vw -- A -'ti' ' K , if L . - -- 4 ' -V ,tt. , .. f - - as ll --l' is .t it. HQ ,wM'T ll My use c ALM Festivities Varied Summing up the week's A.L.M. activities was the an- nual Spring Fling Dance featuring Little Curtis andthe Blues . The preceding week's festivities included a lic- orice sale, bicycle race, beard growing contest, and of course, the traditional barbeque. Under the expert leadership of A.L.M. President Barry Kurren, this year's Spring Carnival was a huge success. Senior Men slave over the old stove in preparation for the V sr J'-s Bicycle race entrants line up at starting post. Pucker up, Polly! 3 S A.L.M. barbeque. Let's twist again like we did last summer! Senior boys beard growing contest winners include Steve Cameron first place and Skip Langley and Tracey Boyce runners up. Chuck Harms grabs the nearest girl and pretends he's having a good time! Three members from The Peanut Butter Conspiracy get ready to set up for enthusiastic Lincoln audience. CC 77 Peanut Butter Conspiracy Arrives for Centennial Dance A very special dance was granted to Lincoln this year as a result of its Centennial Celebration. With the expert assistance of Tom Boothe and his committee, we were able to employ The Peanut Butter Conspiracy - a popular group flown up from Los Angeles to entertain at this extra event. The turnout was fantastic, with mul- titudes of Lincolnites and their dates attending along with the Student Body Cabinets from surrounding area schools. Chris Blake and his mystery date wail to the music of Pride of Man . L t Annie Lewis Reigns Over 1969 May Fete Annie Fay Lewis was crowned Queen Annie I May 9, 1969 by Principal Edwin Schneider. Queen Annie was escorted by jerry Soga, who assisted her in presiding over the assembly held in her honor. The royal court consisted of Seniors Pam Callas, escort- ed by Chris Blake, lane Coffelt, escorted by Tracey Boyce, Pam Herrmann, escorted by Marc Laakso, Cathy Rosenfeld, escorted by Nick Moss, and Den- ise Utzinger, escorted by Randall Norris. The first of Queen Annie's duties was to knight eight Lincoln seniors and four members of the fac- ulty for their service and loyalty to the school. Those who were knighted included Senior Coun- selors Mr. Ryan and Mrs. Bierman, Mrs. Emmons, exchange student Hiromi Awai, Marc Laakso, Prin- cess Cathy Rosenfeld, Mark von Bergen, Tom Boothe, Steve Voorhees, john Mays, Max Bauer, and Sandie Newton. Queen Annie was then entertained by the Drill Team, C-erry Kirby, Tina Underwood, and the band. Principal Schneider crowns Annie as Queen Annie l, as escort lerry Soga stands at attention. 80 Queen Annie I beams her approval of the annual May Fete Assembly held in her honor. Queen Annie and jerry look upon their subjects Q 1 vi . e azwmwx Q -',- 5 5 K Q ax A R63 ef' fi We f 5 9:45 . i g KQQE QQ .8 .QQ :KS sffgllgf . lll3f SQ I ar Wig Rf iff' S355 fig S g s X 'wk xii May Fete Court Reigns Over Spring Festivities i y Ros i Princess Pam Herrmann Princess Denise Utzinger 4 Princess lane C Princess Pam C Il iw RN ueen of May - Her Majesty Annie Fay Lewis As runnerup to the Rose Festival Princess, Annie Fay Lewis became May Queen reigning over a gala May assembly. The beauteous Queen Annie bestowed knighthood upon twelve Lincoln seniors and members of the faculty and pres- ided over entertainment by Lincoln talent. Her court of princesses consisted of five seniors, who like Annie, had contended for the Rose Festival title. , F' . . ., ,., , ,,.. ., M., sw, ,-A, WLQA- Q gi X y .q.X .:. i W SS Y R . . KX x 0 X w Si 3 , hiya .igg eg W x X wk 1' Q i S :rl an sf 1. W X .g q R aw- s fszw fi, X XE? 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E Q, rg Z-- Q' F S if Q Q E F QE . ink: 3 'SV 'E X if 'K x S Q x A x Q - fgamf K s Q x . x Sr? S Greg Leo and Christine Grout chat during break. Ah ,,. you little devil you, Chris Blake! Ernie, whispers Sara Kimmel to Ernest Wood, you're stepping on my toe! Senior Day Assembl Senior Class President, Marc Laakso, crumples his hankie in his hand as he says good-bye to the seniors tearfully. Randy Brasfield receives the Dad's Club award for out- standing senior man. Q.. ...-. F5 is Mrs. Bierman and Mr. Ryan, senior class counselors, smiie fondly as they watch their babies file into the auditorium. Cindy Morrison accepts her award for outstanding service. NSA :?tkw'E5i3Y.:sE.5?:. -5' - iii iii? 5? Seniors Eat Final Breakfast S ' i --fam Before The Big Event .A- S we Senior girls enthusiastically applaud the fine food and fine entertainment Lg, . E 2 . 2 X .. Senior Class President Marc Laakso presents A.F.S. Student Hiromi lwai with a farewell gift from the class of '69 lt's sing along with Glen Berry time again Seniors discuss future plans over breakfast - Neem, 7 4 5 D Q U s N. -saw vp i x . ' YQ. 40 'Q ' ,, x ,nn-.Q . f5Q 1233 1 'keg s. 3' if x X I x 1 X :SEV ,. . K. wi . -3 . 'Wx :af . 'Q k ,.-y J' K ai me K , u . 6' V a v I ,f HTF ig f Q? 4 9 3 Q in V ' iq ?igSQ?fN. kk V Q s ,ww 2 f Q. ,im Q , ' 1 Q S . Y' I x 3 a wx is X X k . ,Ea f . , P p E 5 :M 'X t . 'L X, ' X X 3 -A gg S 1 1 . .3 T- 1' g, g 1 A A' 'af 'Q 4' ' qv Y 'Kiran S -with 'Q' mm Mmm 2 gg Wk, Lincoln Excels in Sports Over 100 Year Periodg Wins First State Title Back in 1919 ml 1936 Tennis Team 1895 Baskc EFA Cx ,vis wg 3 1 as 5, MSHA uf' 5, xtv ' lz 5 X 'Q Q S Q 'Z ' e f I U . . . I I t A VRXA Ji' b 75 t Q, Q Q X. X5,Lk 61 - - fgdxi 'K X A 5 . QQ if , in . ff 3 Q , f K .fi T 9 1' , Q r I S .K ,X if . -ng, i 'F I is we LLg5 ? 5 wi Q ,,-- , ss. sm HUG xii. Q X ,S x .1 F fx. i. - X- f K K- vi nb? Q. Q my 1 'S N51 N m i . nw Q X wh -:fa ,mx. -, - i Nw mx 'Y use-f k 125 K 12-- K .am :X X. X, Q N, a K K X 'wx 'lv Q QW mm Sf i 1 96 . 1-X N3 y -- can Q an 'Wh-Q., wg, ww. M. Q it A? ,fx -if 5 s Varsity Climaxed by a 53-0 birthday victory over Washington, the 2-6 Cardinal season wound up toasting the birth- date of now-retired Coach Luke Fiorante. Overlooking the record, the Cardinals can boast many a close and exciting game being on the down side of only one walk-away in the game with Benson. Remembered most are games with Madison, Cleve- land, and jefferson in which the Lincoln cellar-dwellers almost rose to the rooftops of upset. Washington of the Red division stands out for the Cardinals who in two meetings amassed a total of 72 points to the Colonials 6. Standouts for the season and gaining honorable men- tion were seniors Steve Voorhees, john Mays, Robb Mayo, Brecht Babeckos, Dennis Schuman, and juniors George Osgood, Mike Manlove, and Ken Unkeles. Q HQ? ,il-R., O H5953 x , g, , in F Y.. 'S Q 5 S Lf x .-bbq qQ.'vnnn0' nv- ow ...f -an-4 fr' Q Af. Huw , 1 fx .-ER '- fy- J' 5 g lx QS - 4 K x s '- A 'C i ,..-ups.. Ft uv- Q ,Q Jah- -an-60 .44 xy A A 'W.u,,,,s.no--1D ', I , .,. N-.4unuDU swf- - '0 ' ' Mayo, Robb Osgood, George Butterfield, Brian Manlove, Mike Frazier, Don Spear, Tony Soga, jerry Schuman, Dennis Mays, john Unkeles, Ken Robinson, Chris Nelson, Don Richmond, Phil Reynolds, Bob Hare, Steve Malcolm, Chris Morrison, Dave Babeckos, Brecht Kurren, Barry VanBuren, john McArthur, Alan Boyce, Tracy johnson, Mickey VonBergen, Mark Tonkin, Alan Barteaux, Maike Meadows, Mike Laakso, Mark Quinlan, Tim Paterson, Andy Voorhees, Steve Fagan, Pat Dominguez, Don Warren, jerry Norris, Randy Anderson, lim Wilhelmi, john Scrambling Quarterback Rob Mayo fires a pass completion to Tight End Steve Voorhees. Coach Roumagoux discusses offensive pass patterns with Ends Pat Fagan and Richmond Flowers. 100 3 P, 5 is l ' . 3 rfb S SEN 1 5 W ig f 34 l S x rf QW M W. ,Q W X . Y W l XQNQN . 59 v I ,f ' ,nun J Q. a i lc-X fi.. Xu S - X ka. Yi 1 fx 5 5 +1 'vs XF' f'w-dw-us....., ' '- Suk. X, f 1-C,, U . 1-, 1 1'--Q-.-S..-,M l . x fvfv -Sy Fx. ' N 'X ,- X X KL '0wq,,-s., Q ' ,- .i,- N K. .wiv -l '!+w-.K , - WN l ' X M N . Y K .F! xin..N M Mike Meadows brings down Cleveland ball car SVN Q Y . in kk, QPYS X , Esylfiw s -L 1-.M nw X17 ' ll . f-new l .. - 1 nffftvipb 2 y f . I X Q X x N. A if 4216 .1g'X'1Sf , Q 7 .K , is, X Q. N ,, lm 9' A Q xlx r Kgs K bw Q5 x. nngunn-.n.W..1,,xNQu.Nw.-my mmm. wf .. . .1 4 1-, .Q Q e Q V f 4 5 Q ,gun X X lf S . ,.-1 rs' ' Q QT ' ,QF 1 x sw, .f .1 - X 4' 5 xg 5 1- ' I K 3 in 'di fffijj Q ,mfs I1 42, yfgilfzi X ,. Q ,. SA RK sl' fi w Q' 0 . ox'- -ff XE 1' . fx '- Q f' I A an -'X if 6 5.34 z.n'5 S . QW QQ - S ,wi .- X 4 K Q ,Pk - 9 if 3 Q, Qi f is 15 ',l F, .. 1' vm 7 .JW Q NY 'X S. 'fx p b. , ' 1 A we .. x f s S Q x b. no QQ 1 L. .,.. 1 pl ' X Q in t ' , Q ! Y H1 x K 1, , irwx N J Q h Y, I , 3 X S A,i1 .,,q 1- Q ,Xa 'v Q Q N-fs --mum. f an st-. M. ..,, 44 Queen Chris demonstrates how she got to the coronation. eww FN IN Queen Chris Rules Centennial Football Court Lincoln High School may be 100 years old, but the tra- dition of Football Court will always be young. Mem- bers of the Football Court are selected by the Varsity team for qualities of poise, personality, and school par- ticipation. This year's vivacious court of junior beauties consisted of Mabel jenkins, Mary Tatum, Pat Lewis, Rita Batiste, Robin Gunsul, and Centennial Queen Chris Lindhjem. Princess escorts were Thad Clark, Ralph Fullerton, Rily O'Ferrall, Bill Brenner, john Rob- erts, and the Queen's escort was Chris Palaske. Queen Chris was crowned by outgoing Queen Becky Porath on Lincoln's rainy field during half-time of the Lincoln- lackson game. A few male escorts hang around the bar. Princesses and escorts are LEFT TO RIGHT: Rily O'Ferrall, Mabel jenkins, Rita Batiste, Robin Gunsul, john Roberts, Bill Bren- ner, Pat Lewis, Ralph Fullerton, Queen's escort Chris Palaske, Queen Chris Lindhjem, Thad-Clark, and Mary Tatum. .,, f' of' aff' ,t gy. 4 . Q . ,elif F- ' A s 'R P M ' --A- ' g, ,, , 7, W. , , , ' ' 2.14 ff These fallers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Rousin' Ross, walin' Waller, Bouncin' Blake, Calavantin' Callas, and livin' jordan. Faithful H Fallersw Frolic at Football Functions Give 'em the axe! Hold that line! We want a touch down sooo bad! A few of many familiar cries heard upon the Lincoln battle field. Rally fallers were always there to encourage our boys. Hard work goes into rally! Fallers sold team tags, Jamboree tickets, and worked closely with Pep Club and their future rally members. Through rain and shine, sleet and snow, rally fall- ers were on the go. Members were Gloria Ross, Polly Waller, Chris Blake, Pam Callas, Jenni jordan, janet Amundson, Debbra Todd, Don Hughes, and Mark Swenson. Bouncin'! Blake These faithful fallers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Amorous Amundson, Swin- gin' Swenson, Happy Hughes, and Trapsin' Todd. V And Frosh After a slow start the freshmen completed a successful season by winning their last three games. Outstanding players were Backs Bob Saito, Bob Peterson, Bill Hurst, and Linemen Dolph Timmerman, Doug Smith, and Steve Gentner. The lV's won one and lost five but with many close games. Future Varsity prospects are Line- men Terry Baker, Vince Kalafate, john Butler, Steve Lampson, and Cameron Hyde. Outstanding Backs were Rick War- ren and Gary Taubman. IV defense gang tackles Grant ballcarner ROW ONE: Terry Baker, David Nealy, Steve Lamson, Vince Kalafate, Cameron Hyde, Harold Bre- vig, Larry Davidson. ROW TWO: Keith Cavallero, Bob Burns, Eric Smith, Bill Cameron, Eric Dill- man, Hans Ettlin, David Finn, Tom Patty, Roland Gray. THIRD ROW: Bob Morehouse, lulius Ko- bayashi, Doug Edwards, Doug Parks, Rick Warren, Brant Bunting, Spurgin Waters, Gary Taub- man, Percy Freeman, Story Forman, Coach McNaughton. FOURTH ROW: Willie Wells, Charles Matschek, Richard Harrison, lohn Butler, john Parcher, Charles Sargent, Mike Hooten, Bob Hayes. ROW ONE: Danny Rice, Nick Emerson, Mark Fisher, Tom Mace, Bab Saito, Steve Mayo, Bernie Crane, Tom Parker, Benny Rice. SECOND ROW: jeff Rankin, Mike Schoen, Coach Garbarino, Mike Wood, Steve Gentner, Todd Hinz, Dan Brooks, Bob Peterson, john Doffie, jim Hampton, Mike Scales, lim Angell, Coach Knight, Greg Herron. THIRD ROW: Bill Stevens, Dwight Schwab, Mike Schoepper, Dana Walker, Doug Smith, Gordon Usher, Andy Labadie, Bill Hurst, Matt Groening, Dolph Timmerman, Gary Powell, Mike Maddon, Steve Katagiri. loy Tallent wonders where the ball went. juniors Romp on Seniors Slipping, Sliding, and slithering, juniors and seniors were pitted against each other in the annual Powder Puff football game on September 14. More concerned about hair and smeared make-up than the score, the girls confined their practices to such places as Healy Heights and Stro's. The game, scheduled for 1:30 was postponed until 2:15 because there was no doctor pre- sent. Full of excitement and team spirit, the senior marauders were trampled into the sea of mud by the suppressing juniors. Outstanding seniors were Maria Boone and Pam Callas who went for a T.D. juniors grid- ders were Stella Holmes, Becky Judd, and Kathy Knab. -we W tt. .t Q A .X .1 - Q Q W 5 .QQ on ,gg .,-pf X , Q N f Mr Knight s tongue hangs out intently. juniors manage a pre-game growl before winning 12-7. l . . . is ,.s.e4is,,wS.,... .. - Pam Callas races for another T.D. jim Walter, Dennis and Cheryl Shuman watch acolorful game. Sharon Miller stands in rain, rendering team support. Lincoln Makes Big Splash In Centennial Season Swimmers Up! Take your Mark! The crack of the pistol and surging bodies break the water, surfacing in their stride toward perfection. Lincoln has always had a good swim team, says Mrs. Cheshire, coach for both boys' and girls' teams. Twelve of our team members placed in city and state meets. City Meet results - GIRLS Medley Relay: Connie Covagnaro, Sally Landis, Prudy Sawyer, and Lauri Taylor, first. 50 Yard back Stroke: Connie Cavagnaro, first. 50 Yard Free Style: Sherri Landis, third. 50 Yard Butterfly: Prudy Sawyer, fourth. 100 Yard Free Style: Sherri Landis, fifth. 100 Yard Individual Medley: Sally Landis, second. BOYS 50 Yard Free Style: Dave Livingstone, fifth. 100 Yard Back Stroke: Phil Sawyer, fourth. 200 Yard Free Style: Mickey Kruger, third. 200 Yard Individual Medley: Mickey Kruger, second. 400 Yard Free Style: Dave Livingstone, fifth. Diving Series: Roland Anderson, sixth. Mickey Kruger took fourth place in the 200 yard individual medley in state competi- tion along with Sally Landis who placed seventh in the 'I00 yard individual medley. Girls relay took seventh in state. Romie Iwai, Beth Kurren, Prudy Sawyer, Sally Landis, june Herscovitz, Nancy Wassam, Sarah Kimmel, Amy Kein, Suzie Landis, and Susan Trip. Not pictured: Lauri Taylor, Connie Cavagnaro, and Sherri Landis. IS W--f+1SfQa:1. .-QisEXfLesls61s .weNgQ':W W'A:iWKSSs I . I won't tell if you won't! Visitor Benson Cleveland Franklin jefferson Grant Madison Marshall Roosevelt Washington Wilson Visitor Cleveland Franklin jefferson Grant Madison Marshall Monroe Roosevelt Washington Wilson Boys Swim Team 59 19 42 27 70 38 24 26 26 64 Girls Swim Team 49.5 24 30 59 44 37 18 25 1 5 35 Lincoln 36 76 52 70 24 57 70 68 69 31 54.5 80 74 45 60 67 86 78 88 69 , as WW- M at A MQ- Lauri Taylor heads for the turn. 1 M is john Niles surges forward FRONT ROW: Larry Shlim, Dave Livingstone, Phil Sawyer, jeff Warner. BACK ROW: john Niles, Ernie Wood, David Littlefield, Mickey Kruger Allen Littlefield, Ron Eiseman,1ohn Andrews. Members not present, Kenyon Eagon, Bill Brenner, and Mark Taggart. This year, Lincoln's road runners entered the PIL with their number one man, Dave Weinecke. With an over- all squad numbering 26, Lincoln proved stiff competi- tion. Weinecke easily took second in the city meet and placed eighth in the state meet involving 190 boys. The lV's put up a good struggle for eighth in the city as did the frosh squad. Coach Bailey has this to say at season's end, Returning lettermen and IV are a good nucleus for the future. TOP, left to right - Ken Carlson, Bob Morse, Tony Huseric Dave Wienecke, Doug Miller, Dwight Morse, Milo Meskel. TOP, left to right - S. Sandell, T. Kontey, D. Dombrosky, S. Kelly, D. Dutherie, J. Nelson, P. Husene. BOTTOM- I. Davis B. Carson, M. Berkowitz, D. Muckele, I. Lasel, S. Miller, D. Englehart, R. Becker, T. Woodworth. Ken shows off his tan. ake' X . .is . NNE: J Bob and Dwight, as usual, battle for first. X ,wijial use Marshall Bailey, of Dodge City, prepares to draw. 111 OK, I'Il find some other friends. Q V s- Watch out for snakes in the grass! If A X ' ' , rome: ging- Y. Q e e 2 L' i LL.:A ' fi- L L Xt me M I M N ,.,,, . . . . . A. Meanwhlle, Malo Meskel reaches unto his bag of goodies. .,,, is The fickle finger of fate returns with Mr Lindstrom. s , i - ,.. -. - ,,. , , ,W L . t 113 Don Nelson jim Anderson Mike Manlove Ken Unkeles Coach Al Grove's ball handlers did not quite live up to his expectations this year, but he is looking forward to seeing many of his returning lettermen next season. Only two of his starters are seniors, so he is confident that Lincoln will come on strong during next year's season. At the end of the season, Coach Grove said, For awhile I thought we would be a strong contender after Pat Fagan winning three out of four games in the middle of the season, but injuries kept us from playing our best games. Duffy Dufresne Don Frazier jerry Warren Bob Cochrane bags another two. O.K. you guys, who ran off with my red socks W L The great American cover-up Gif N .3 i . 3 K--inf! I .J R ff NM SL Y ig AE' if Two more for Lincoln. Whatever tuns you on. My gosh, Ultra-Brite! ai Scores of students view George Osgood jumping for joy. , f as issssfs Yi .Nag . X sg S 92 fi 5' . S Q a T Spunky Springers Support Sport Spectacular Alas, the springer's season was not filled with vic- tory, but there was never any lack of enthusiasm. Springers were Denise Utzinger, lo Ellen Lucke, lane Kelly, l0y Talent, Annie Lewis, Sandie New- ton, jerry Kirby, Charlie Raimundi, and Mark Laakso. BOTTOM ROW: jo Ellen Lucke, Annie Lewis, lane Kelly. SECOND ROW: Charlie Raimundi, jerry Kirby, Mark Laakso. THIRD ROW: loy Talent, Denise Utzinger, Sandie Newton. ff ls?:,5.SS S so M Cardinal Birds Led By Lincoln Chicks Despite setbacks on the court the I. V. Rally led the team to the No. 1 ranking in spirit. The Fledgling red- bird rally learned the ropes while giving the team much needed support. Members included Kathy Har- mon, Lois Hart, joan Spratlen, Margurite Boyd, Patty Zahler, and Ceseley Pedersen. TOP ROW, joan Spratlen, Margurite Boyd, and Kathy Harmon. BOTTOM ROW, Lois Hart, Ceseley Peder- sen, and Patty Zahler. TOP ROW S Hare R Burns, B. Butterfield, R. Smith, K. Carlson, R. Nelson, D. Jacobsen. BOTTOM ROW: T Patty B Carson T Overton, D. Watson, l. Pennington, G. Taubman. Coach Knight's boys were hampered by many injuries. It was doubtful if he would be able to finish the season because of injuries and sickness. After coaching these boys, Coach Knight felt his most outstanding performers were Bob Peters, Doug Smith, Bill Hurst, and Spencer King. 121 Coach Ryan does not feel that you have to win every game and he practices what he preaches. He is quite happy with the play- ers he coaches and is also confi- dent that many of them will be fighting for varsity berths next year. Those showing the most improvement are Darby Watson, Richard Smith, loe Pennington, and Bob Burns. Coach Ryan feels that the boys Did a good job -- plenty of hustle - never quit. ll TOP, FROM LEFT: D. Duffie, B. Stevens, 1. Niles, D. Smith, B. Peterson, D. McGee, B. Hurst. BOTTOM ROW: I. Hampton, S. Mayo, Manager R. Anthony, S. Mays, S. King, P. lacobson, Coach Knight. Burr Hunt rolls his opponent. Varsity Wrestling Led by tri-Captains Randy Brasfield, Chris Robinson, and Brecht Babeckos, the Cardinal Grapplers placed third in the green division with a four and six record. Coach McNaughton's wrestlers boasted four standouts who were undefeated in P.l.L. Dual meets. They were lunior Mark Ellias C115 Ibs.l, Senior Milo Meskel C123 lbs.l, lunior Scott Evans 6130 Ibs.l, and Senior Randy Brasfield 1157 lbs.l. Brasfield was the only wrestler to qualify for state and Robinson took a third place in city. Alan Ton kin forces his opponent to his knees. Scott Evans' foe struggles desperately. were Tim Hoitink spots a quarter. Lincoln wrestlers await the opening of the '68-69 season is Q V fi' .5 S ' g . .V nf 'f f ' . Q1 dynmuai F ar,- , Xr.. W fd.-N..Q..Nb wwwmm A, i .xxx S ff! .Q a ,Q A . , J fs x Y ki 'yy' 4 XX,. -Q wwf S ,fa ISF? 'fir i ' . , 1-mcmsaubgf , x 4 at - 3'....... 5 ww 3 :wa DQR -f anew 1 fi? 1: ' X? N wg , , ,Q .xi QNX. ik 'Q Q QQ, .wmwf . 4 Varsity II nd Freshman Wrestling N5--K. fl vc Freshman Wrestling Team: TOP LEFT TO RIGHTQ Dolph Timmerman, Gordon Usher, Charles Sargeant, Stuart Honeyman, lim Rau. MIDDLEg Dan Brooks, Bob Saito, john Madden, john Schneider. BOTTOMQ Bartin Hyde, Mike Reed, Bill Cameron. Surpassing preseason expectations Coach Yorges' Var- sity II wrestling team compiled a 5-3 record. Highlight- ing the season were four wrestlers who were undefeat- ed in dual meet competition: junior co-captains Dick Brooks i115 lbs.l and Chuck Harms C123 Ibsl and Se- niors Tim Holtink C130 lbs! and Phil Richmond 136 lbsl. Other wrestlers showing promise were Sophomores Bill Cameron and Tony Kikes and juniors Pat Gray and Steve Barker. Although Coach Roumagoux's Freshman wrestling team failed to gain a victory in a disappoint- ing 0-7 season, the young wrestlers showed much po- tential. Leading wrestlers for the Frosh were Bob Saito and Gordon Usher. Bill Cameron counters his opponents single leg takedown in the city tournament. ,as vw Co-Captain Dic Brooks slams his Washington opponent to the mat. , . li' ., . , sssr Co-Captain Chuck Harms scores a single leg take-down in the city tournament. r ww x K' via 59,1 Mis .rs .,. x f Q NNW ...x Annu- u.. V R ...ms ,2--a . ,kk. ik? . F QM W 4 -NSN A wif-is .. -:-:5 'i.-'45 x ' Ez me-f:-J.. , ,. fx- x N 'fenwiq-M mst gf.- ww 4.r,Q , .,, ' uf Q, Q ,. K, , .? 'ls nf may TS? ta! ' X x 5 x fs 5 an 5' -wf'?sSy 4 . Unfortunately, Ryan's Raiders did not live up to his expectations this year. Even though they did not have a winning season, Coach Ryan felt they had a lot of drive and spirit. Commendations are given to: Don Nelson, The Pivot of the Outfieldp lim Anderson, Ex- cellent C-love Manp Mick johnson, First String Catch- er, Milo Meskel, First String All-City, Utility In-Field- er, PIL All-Star Team. Mr. Ryan feels that next year's team will benefit from the abilities of returning Soph- omores and juniors: Don Dominguez,.Craig Lock- wood, Mark lllias, Darby Watson, and Bob Saito. Inci- dently, this was Coach Ryan's last year as head base- ball Coach. Von Bergen you cease to amaze me. . ,af .M ...,,,, , . rl A kg... Qgatlhkxtg Exe K Q- -1 if mi gy :M .swiss gg si ' C- S ' swgk -sexe-f?tlsS 'arg gags ag Milton hits another banana peel. X fist.. ' .ff Q xg 'R' , N,-u f 'A ,QE ,,,,. fi Q :XbRw i H 'S .ix iv 4 f Q! din st -sguga se , K T A if Q t C+.-s Q X' 1 s. Y gf 1 .-.. f 3 I 'NRA' : K ' Sf 'M . f ' , - s , - -A Qt, D.. f. ,.1 . ' ,V ,, . .1 5 .t qt..:.w . . , A- . - it X an iff gi t g .. 'f 1' ' ' 2' A k... . Ui X s -. 9' 1 PS 'l '9'iv'ff- AAMJ 1 T99 t , . 29' .. ' is-,.'QfI V- -- e . 33 ,.-f..wss , N W . -Q-mi -x --sw., jg. W ' ii ' 'fl TOP LEFT - Craig Lockwood, Bill Brenner, Howard Hughes, jim Anderson, Darby Watson, Bret Carson, Don Nelson, Mark Von Bergen, Bruce Cavallero, Don Dominguez, Carlos Beccera, Dennis Shuman, Coach Ryan, Bob Saito, Vince Kalafate, Milton johnson, Doug Edwards, and Milo Meskel. Dominguez quit throwing mudballs. Xt, X ts x Mft' 4, , ,,g,4,Wf, M M t XX Q for -sss jj Catcher Mick johnson gets helping hand 5 from Ump. 4, 51417, WM , I ,.,,,k 1, MMA ,K-'T Q , ,yfwwwr wi' .x C Q' L 2.-. list' I VJ Yirflfiefs li' R win Wits N vysl .t t , 3 ts ' D5 sis f 1 an ,K, .ii !s'S. I, Clif MSIE - 5 lf. l Z' Freshman Baseball- TOP LEFT: Coach Grove, G. Herron, K. Pendegrass, D. Schwabe, 1. Bordeau, S. Hendricks, R Scott, F. Nau, B. Mitchell. Varsity Track Team Sets Relay Record The Varsity Track team closed a successful season by taking second in city and placing fifth in state. The Car- dinals' only loss of the season came with a fatal drop of the baton in the 440 relay against Grant. The 440 relay went on to take first in state setting a record time of 42.7 seconds. john Mays who ran anchor on the relay placed first in state in the 100 yard dash and was run- ning first in the 220 when he pulled up lame. Other standouts were Terry McGrath in the long jump and Dave Weinecke in the mile and two mile. The mile re- lay team, which broke the school's records over and over, boasted an outstanding time of 3.26 in the city meet. The relay consisted of Brecht Babeckos, john Mays, Charles Matschek, and Randy Norris. Coach McNaughton directs javelin throwers Cameron Hyde unwinds to throw the discus. Zorba hands the baton to Charlie Matschek in practice for city meet competition. Varsity Track Fourth in State Benson 67 - 69 Lincoln Madison 55 - 77 Lincoln Grant 72 - 64 Lincoln jefferson 57 - 79 Lincoln Cleveland 37 - 99 Lincoln Franklin 58 - 78 Lincoln Sprinter Donald Frazier kicks for distance in the Iongjump. FIRST ROW - Tony Spear, Brent Bunting, Terry McGrath Alan Tonkln Dave Katagan Brecht Babeckos SECOND ROW Duck Rau Charlie Sargeant, Charles Matschek, Donal Frazier, Dave Wlenecke loe Boothe THIRD ROW lohn Mays Larry Davidson Dave Morrison Tom Boothe, Randy Norris, Ken Carlson, Scott Kelly, Manager Steve Paulson I ws.. , if-ffsffg: X , as , +1 , um: - K K . , g 5- :A 5 . y ,A s 46 .Q K Q X A S 3 an ' Q i ,K K uf S X55 X . E . , ,E if if 35 i as x 'init f. Pez 1, 133 ' sl-. A . sf A HL, ,, . 4 1 Q my , 1 4 x'x,,,.,. Wxxk .N my 4 KMm'fEf.Wx .3 .. K i WI' Q I Q -.. - .X xx T N X X uv.. ,,,,: x A2 X Q as Q' A sf Q 95 X fi, 1 Q 5 vwsm X-,nw I is 5-X Q H Q .- a S ip 5 4 Nw av... 1 Xwfwnmx ,A fs-aww. V And Frosh Track Men Chalk Up Outstanding Wins Posting the upset of the year the lunior Varsity track team outpointed the number one team in the city, Grant 63 to 41. The l.V.'s compiled a 2 and 4 record. Placing 4th in the city track meet they boasted two city champions, lunior Dwight Morse who ran a winning 2102.9 880-yd. run and Sophomore Larry Davidson winning the discus with a toss of 138 feet. Frosh coach Wayne Roumagoux cited Freshman Scott Kelly and Doug Smith as Freshman standouts. Scott Kelly won the Freshman city mile in 4:42.5 and Doug Smith won the shotput with a heave of 51 feet 1 inch. The Frosh placed 7th in the city track meet and compiled a 2 and 4 record . Dwight Morse wins the city 880 j.V. Track KFRONT ROW l. to r.l David Nealey, Dick Rau, Dwight Morse, Bob Moorehouse, Gary Taubman, Bob Bogans. BACK ROW: Dan Carl, joe Pennington, Steve Hare, Tony Huserik, Dave McCallister, Denny Taylor, Mark Berkowitz, Coach McNaughton. Frosh Track lFRONT ROW, I. to r.l Tom Minderhout, Carl Baker, Steve Katagiri, jim Rau, Mike Schoen, Randy Imes, jamie Hampton, lim Hines, Bruce Peterson. ea-....-,,...,,.M--vw.. V... . Golf, Tennis Teams Show Matchless Spirit This year golf and tennis did not quite live up to their expectations. However, through great effort and long hours of practice from team members spirit was brought up to an outstanding high. Out- standing members were Molly Madden, Cindy Morrison, jane Kelly, Trish Emerson, Nick Moss, Mike Madden, Dave Jacobsen, and lim Ginger. TOP ROW: Cindy Morrison, julie Schwartz, julie Aldag. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bailey, julie LEFT TO RIGHT: Nick Moss, Mike Madden, Steve Gentner, Scott Peterson, Mike Foster, Jeff Warner, Bill Stevens. , J i if! K ig 1, s :Z I t Wa Y dw! Gurls Golf LEFT TO RIGHT Dem Rauw Ann Thompson Jane Kelley Mary Tatum Nancy Campbell Smdet McDonald Trlsh Emerson Boys Golf LEFT TO RIGHT Rnck Snodgrass Pete Jacobsen Dave lacobsen Chuck Harms lnm Gmger Scott Andrews Butch Edwards Lincoln High 10C A Great Metropo 1358 Students Attend ' ES Ei 552 Ei ii! H Ili Years After - High School e Variety of Classes Senior Class Cabinet Has Successful Year kQX.:,Z:gs --Q A 'gb-Fl 'i X fi? i' i 'TSW E ' M ' ' e X .qt l Q ll: we M , s ,. ,f, ' g s is 'sss . '- nfs- ,fmt no M V EA ,Qi-am is s- we Q I W5Aa 'vg,,,sSf2s., , ,api 7 'R - 9451 ,-' ,Eg we fm- w,ve.- ,X 1 --Pl. . fs X3 f' f' X' ,lsssff 'Vi' im 'SZ efss 2 ffirRl.'l ea-J X ss.- V - ,N Q kwxfyy 53,43-xx ,ii V 'vis ANSQ I is QF!-A Sip! im' 4 4 s rs, , K.-'JR R51 if' K '15 The Senior Class Cabinet successfully organized Powder Puff Football, and other exciting events. The group consists of Ian lewett, historian, lohn Mays, boys representative, lo Ann Hardy, treasurer, Eric Lovell, vice president, Mark Laakso, president, Eve Smith, secretary. 140 Q WT . W . 5, if k . f H ...Q M aff is '3 . -5 gs..-Q i , 1 fe it ' -1 .J-5 ,. , X A Nh S. it 3 x wp. . 'A 5 1 :ash , H ik D V., wx' Nr i ii! .-vw Q ,A:, ,,,, Q X ik ..q. f X Q-+ fx N. -a xe wi Lincoln Seniors Reminisoe wg., 'R Lincoln seniors make up most of 1964 Downtown Optimist Pop Warner squad 5 ' fH 4l:9' Those were the days, my friend. . - -FK!!-S . .. A L Sportsmanship was ours in '66. ROW ONE: Serena Chen, julie Durkheimer, Claire Bunting, janet Amundson. ROW TWO: Shelly Stephens, Margie VanWyke, Selene Greenberg, Nancy Wilson. The 1965 freshmen wrestling team composed of 26 men. Cathie and Chris Palaske play in birdbath. l l af A .r .3 M t i QS- - affix Q 1 Q X x N' iv.. . xx. . N Y X in X - ,QQ .,.. L' i ' e ' Y ROW ONE: Cathy Rosenfeld, Nancy Smith, Sandie Newton, Eve Smith, Marcia Strome, Lynn White. ROW TWO: lane Conklin, Debra Lehman, lane Kelly. Bonny Berry Chris Blake Susan Blumenfeld Maria Boone Martha Boothe Thomas Boothe S john Bowman Tracy Boyce Vernesta Bradford Anne Bradwell Randolph Brasfield William Brenner L Daniel 3f00l45 l0hn BFOORS DOFOUWY Brown Elizabeth Brown Theresa Brown Timothy Brown Rose Festival Princess dropouts. 144 . 'wi -P'-fr Claire Bunting Eileen Burke Marcia Burns Vern Cabbell Pamela Callas Stephen Cameror P9 .1 1 V'- J-' fir..-is ..- Gin- -J' W WW .ix 44.51. , , f n - M . ' .ia f ' gr' .X -U x U- ha I Q- aye X , gx x X .. K N. s W, . ,.,:, Q X X . X QS! S, X N 'S sf Q -X R W' .1 mx, ,, l . Barbara Dotter jane Dugan Laura Dunne julie Durkheimer john Eberly Kristin Eckholm H Randy Ellicott Patricia Emersoi Don Hughes is the victim of Robert Reynolds' iron grip. Richard Farland james Fenwick janet Finch Terry Floren Elizabeth Frankawski Karl French Laurie French Laura Friendly L., 5 , if Eric Fulford Ralph Fullerton Marjorie Gaddis john Galloway Ill Corinne Gentner Connie Gilardi 146 Megan Graae Selene Greenberg l Christine Grout Clark Greenlee Robin Grove lo Ann Hammond Elizabeth Haney Douglas Hansen lo Ann Hardy Sue Harmon' Carol Harrison lohn Hayes Q, fs? i Qt' 'av Hendren Ill Elona Hendrix TQ' x,f3 i ,P ani!! is 1 2 . itat? white Annie Lewis souls to the beat of Summer Vacation. Hendrix De Anna Hennig Hermann Pamela Herrmann Timothy Hoitink William Hollins Donald Hughes lohn lllias 147 . N T L' ' -5 N S 'K X ' I' Q Q? M.. .. 'UA 1 I :Q , j N A N Xvvf ,! v .X K 4. wwf aw ggxiv 3.5 f Vi ' if if W' Nikki Knoll Aileen Kabayaski Michael Krall Barry Kurren Eric Kvernland Marc Laakso Susan Landis Kathy Lange William Langley Marcia Lee Myron Leis Michael Leite Annie Lewis Michael Lewis Stephen Lintner Eric Lovell jo Ellen Lucke Richard Luper Carol Maier Chris Malcolm Matt Marsh Robb Mayo Alona McCarthy Katherine McGraw 149 john Mclntosh David McNamee Marsha McPhee Marlyss Meadows Milo Meskel lanice Middeke Marilyn Milestone Douglas Miller Jeffrey Miller Sharon Miller Shirley Moore Susan Morris Cynthia Morrison Robert Morse Nicholas Moss Pamela Murrell PHUY MYCVS l-Ynn Nelson 150 Don Nelson Patricia Nerheim Sandra Newton Randy Norris Leslie Nudelman Robyn Norwood Heidi Olshen Cathie Palaske i f . J Chris Palaske Andrew Paterson Gayle Patterson Jeffrey Patterson Alan Peterson Martha Peterson jamie Pierce john Pollock Becky Porath Alden Potter Jennifer Price Charles Raimondi Katherine Reeves Mary Reisner 151 Robert Reynolds Barbara Richard Philip Richmond Paula Ritter I X Chris Robinson Ruth Roemhild Don Ropiequet Cathy Rosenfeld Helen Rosenfeld Gloria Ross Karen Rivers john Roberts lohn Rueter Rhonda Sater Cathryn Sause Debra Schoen Shirley Schultz Dennis Schuman julie Schwartz Gary Scoles 152 Bonnie Scott Yvonne Scurry W. .Me?f.sf2mfsamxsw LAJ-QAJCK' LA kk XA-9 l Foyea Sechrist Thomas Seimears Deneece Shaughnessy Phil Shau ghnessy loan Skinner Deborah Smith Eddie Smith Evelyn Smith Gloria Smith Nancy Smith Peggy Smith Toni Smith jerry Soga Patricia Songer l 1-in 5--'A i i ' Eric Sparkman Bob Stark lana Stenger Shelley Stephens Laureen Strode Susan Swan Mark Swenson joy Tallent Debra Todd 10081 T0dd 154 Mavia Tucker Shelley Tucker Hiromi lwai Christine Underwood Denise Utzinger lan Vandercook Gloria Van Loo Albert Van Slyke Kathy Voll Rex Von Krohn Mark Von Bergen Stephen Voorhees Mary Alice Wadman Polly Waller james Walter Naomi Warren Gayle Weatherspoon Carman Whiteman 'Rt john Wilhelmi Marcia Williams Nancy Williams Carol Wilson Deborah Wilson james Wilson 155 N r N r r 5 Paul Wmfneld Gabrielle Wlnkel Thomas Wmn Lane Wmtermute Ernest Wood Sue Youngman E Things go better with coke. e r rm Mkt Your WHOLE WORLD r BEPSNDH3 -' Q Q .L 2 f W S2 f NX . xxz, K A 5 fax X 'Q x X . By May Teachers say Seniors, go play On the new freeway! Seniors, Sunshine, And The New Freeway N ee 3 ,e,e ii- i -5 mmm KERRY 41 .ii S 4 2 'K L . .1 gig, g 1? 9 ws X 9 s N . Q. ii V 0 Tfjsiigt NSWQPQ SQ wx wssygm. . . if-1 f .ggi NSUN: X M X kgkgg SQQQE Q, SQ. S23 X xg: Xxx KM Y. x junior Class Cabinet 5 Members of the Junior Class Cabinet are: KSEATEDD Alan Ton kin, president, KSTANDING left to rightl Robin Gunsel, Girls' representative, Cheryl Stevens, secretary, Carole Wells, girls' representative, Laurie Gaiser, historian, lKNEELlNC- on walll Dwight Morse, treasurer, Dick Brooks, Boys' representative, George Osgood, vice-president. Not pictured i's Bob Hutchison, boys' representative. 162 Deborah Allen james Alex Brent Allison Dick Altig Greg Anderson Kristin Anderson jeff Andrews john Andrews john Andrews Barby Autzen Nanci Baddock Debbie Bahr Sally Baker Steven Barker Greg Barrell Allison Barss Margaret Barteaux Mike Barteaux Rita Batiste Brian Battalia lim Biggs Karen Blakes Louise Boggs Deborah Bond Joe Bordeville Sue Borgensgard Gail Bowden Estella Brace Charles Bradwell Harold Brevig . - i., Q K has f f We Q- t is L , f ,g s k I 2 if if xr are S ,si ws it SPS if X ii A A A - i , a X 955- s 3 il ' - af' e. ea I .af ti? is . -t-- ii-2 as. - 2 .1-:Q K' .,' Ash Sw iff. if WN' no N.. K- .RNSB F N Elizabeth Brooks Richard Brooks Leslie Buffum Brandt Bunting Vicki Burger Barbara Burns Charles Burns Karen Burns Sonny Butler Brian Butterfield Tawnya Bybee Nancy Cahen Randy Cain Carolyn Carlson Bruce Cavallero Debby Chamberlain Steve Chin Sydney Clark SN l Y X if se' Ms - 12 'a Lana Audrey Cobbs Nancy Cole Janice Condit Karen Cooper Scott Corie Eileen Cowley lim Craycroft Alison Crosley Nancy Daffron lohn Dahne Charles Davis james Davis Ann DeBray Cheryl DeLasshmutt Debby Devault Terry Dickens Eric Dillman Delores Director Philip Dixon Rebecca Dixon David Dombrowski Don Dominguez Jeff Dotter Lynn Drake Robert DuFresne Kenyon Eagon Butch Edwards Rebecca Ehrich Ava Escolar Ron Eiseman Scott Evans Arlene Exel Pat Fagan Steve Falcon bery Thomas Farnham Mike Foster Story Forman Laurie Fratt Donald Frazier Percy Freeman Nancy Funderburk Ellen Gadsby Lorie Gaiser Barbara Galloway Tula Georges Cameron Gibbs jim Ginger Art Goldman wwe. as aff -we as-wr .aux .112 if isffiwf 1:5 fl? F' Qs :ETXF-RESY X155 X I 1- iw jr-11' i- X Y Nam' 4. t Agia F X 1 X 1 X E X . ,. .X' X Us QS l' 'it Nadine Good Gail Goodman Marianne Goodrich Frank Grammer Pat Gray Donna Green Gary Greenberg Judy Griffith jenny Grisewood Peter Grossman Robin Gunsul Debra Hagen N rr S' X t i-we N wx:-Q.-in ,R fr. :F i:. Q X X aa .. . .. .. .fi- ,X .. i is s Q 4 1? 3 mm E Q ' -4 Ef A rw All john Hara David Haight Lori Harder john Hardy wx' . eff A f' -- X -tt .M . . :.. Steve Hare V C h u C k H a r ms .:.. is Q. iii . s Reggae: 7 'ff :st ki Mi 3 W, 1 s S if , Xe as X X 4596 X Wx Q X es his N Wi t is N 'ex SR K- gy' X ,, X. f: -1 : is ite' Q' ,J 1,4 - i fi ,MW ef .ai :Si s Kevin Hart Gail Hartvig Elaine Hawkins Dick Helgeson Roger Hemingway Sally Herman Linda Herscovitz Terrance Heurung Vincent Hicks Pete Hillman Robin Hinkle Stella Holmes Harvey Huff Iohn Huisman janet Hurst Gale Huseman Anthony Huserik Bob Hutchison Fusako Ikeda Dana lllo Victoria Irwin Alan johnson leanne johnson Susan johnson Becky Judd Neil lummonville Donna Kadow Kim Kantor john Kasal Stephanie Kelly Mark Lash baugh lohn Lazarides Thomas Leary Arleta Leeper Greg Leo Alan Leonard David Lessing Gale Lewis Pat Lewis Chris Lindhjem Candi Lindy Cindy Lipman David Livingstone Chris Lolich Cheryl MacDonald Ross MacDonald Robin Mackey Molly Madden Gary Maehara Chaz Malarkey Michael Manlove Brian Marston Liz Mason Charles Matschek Ronald Kennedy Chuck Kingston Franz Kinzel Richard Klaus Kathie Knab Ted Kontny jeff Krause Susan Kudzia Debbie Lacy Linda Lalfromboise Deborah Lange Scott Langley t .LV :fs- it - - L- is 3 s x x i s N215 F is c 5 1s i fr ..tvc . Nl: .eq 'sie ix .:. A f eil A bi -N Ne l g ,., i 1 31' M ,i I w ig s,r,.:,. w. R , '- M M X. 5 rn M Sisiiskfsrgifl ' iff , X af 5- X S + is X . L k X x i: .e H Q .,- be xg sag 'UG R t by P X Y iii if X Q x X 5 is N K X if W 1 x i x. , , X sssifpis 1 2 Kwai MK S l 5 I ' ' ' 'f A-f ff, Richard Monger Alice Monroe David Morrison Dwight Morse lerri Munson Deborah jean Myers julie Nau Diana Nauman Rick Nelson Nancy Niles lolm Norgaard Kathy O'Phelan 168 2: FN Q' X' ' ..,r: Sl X X X X W i X anga f i 1 Ir- .. K .si jesse Matza Carol Maxwell Alan McArthur Iuanita McCauley Sara McClendon Carolyn McClinton Victor McDaniel Mike McDuffie Marianne McGee Meg McGill Terry McGrath Philip McKinney Tisa McKinney Mike Meadows Lyn Metz janet Metzger james Mijo Mike Milentijevic Cindy Miller james Miller Janette Miller jeff Miller Leigh Mills Robert Monaco 5 t Jr . 3 5 sf. X X lerri Munson Margaret Parker Rockie Paschal Francine Payton Randy Pederson Don Peerman Betsy Peets lim Peterson Scott Peterson Ieanette Phelps Diane Prentice Steve Press Gretchen Prewitt Valori Pattee Tim Quinlan Chris Rabbe Chris Rankin jeff Rapp Dick Rau Roberta Recken Sharon Reed Robert Ricketts Sharon Ricks lohn Roe Mark Ropiequet David Rose leff Rose Cynthia Roth Carolyn Saito Cathy Saito Pam Sandberg is R Wim C . ESQ ,ae Q-1+ fs? 'SN K tsl? X ln Memoriam lanuary 15, 1952 - April 3, 1969 George Osgood Elaine Overall Terry Overton Donna Packard Kathleen Pade Mark Pallay ,tf.Q,,-if ss S Q S ig! is tv iii XT 'Q' Xl? X KX t Y X ts 1 ' sg: E 51 'xg ff' 5 xc. Q fs .ae af? Q t E ,Sw as SNR s esss S -fi. k..-- Q? gi N K K Q . m fs . r ::. - V s -359 s its si mx X ihifx . X , . ,, fam' ' XXX NK new X -1 gstxga 9 Charles Sargent Dick Sause Philip Sawyer Gail Schlip Annie Schwabe ludy Setvin 'St 5 X A t Q '!aR 'fSi ,. . :Vex .. X Q T si . si' iii' s 0 Sue Shaffer Alex Shaw Mark Schlim Holly Sidesinger Tina Siminich Rita Six Boyce Smith Nancy Smith Susan Smith Kitty Snell Rick Snodgrass Ann Snyder Tony Spear Don Spiegel julie Stanbery Moses Stash Darrell Satchell Mike Steed Cheryl Stevens Jim Stevens George Stevenson Karen Stromquist Terry Sugg lan Sullivan Geoffrey Sutton Marianne Tanaka Mary Tatum Peggy Tharp Meg Thatcher Alan Tonkin .-.....,..............v.1.aa..... ...NMC . Connie Walter Larry Ward Ronnie Waner jerry Warren Lance Warren Gary Wassum Charlette Webb Nancy Weber Anne Wellings Carole Wells Kelly Wells David Wienecke Carole Wildermuth Douglas Winn Christine Wold Laura Wolfe Pamela Wood Greg Woodall Cindy Woods Ken Wright Alan Wurzweiler Harvey Yaeger Kathy Yaeger Michele York 'fr s -S F we X S gil X A Q w 5 ii 2, 1 we-ww 'T fin x EF . X at N 5 Dan Tucker Tom Tucker Anita Talon Denise Underwood Ken Unkeles loan Utzinger john Van Bu ren Donald Walls Q' it 5 2 ' L i .eww A ss .'a'r-wr:--fa ri : T 'iam 1 Xgfifziilf ' NX? A? r Q ag I8 N - me :gg-:. .L L Q. X M. .Sm er F Wi.: fa Q M vi N L-N 1 affix X am . .. X if -Q. Sophomore Cabinet gg ig' M., i 1 at fs: 4 .- 4-. , ,w . F LP .5 2 . ai: in . A E I .Nh , 5-5-1 .I f i . E g 4 5 wi I r as 9' , it ,J is 3 G my Q, me 3 F 1' at 3 5 Q tr R ,Q 4 is 3 la x it if f E 3-s Q 3 Q if . ti. ' K' as 5 STM fs .-: fs 1 , y: , of .. QQ. Y 'X Qi' pg Af 3: is nit? 415m ' is-5 Er David Katagari, vice-presidentg Hans Etlin, president: Bennie Carson, boy's representative Patsy Youngman, girls representativeg Barbara Dugan, historiang Karen Cunsel, treasurerg Kathy Harmon, girI's respresentativep Pat- ty Reuter, secretaryg not pictured: Ken Carlson, boy's representative. 172 Ng 3 a X v wa X fs X RRY? a -.fr X1 Er that ' XX X ii at N 'B N NX - 1 Reb . 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Debbie Abernathy julie Aldag Roger Allen ludy Amundson Chauncey Anderson Roland Anderson Sally Anderson Kathryn Andrews Veronica Anthis Donna Archambault Steve Arnott Ienifer Babeckos Leslie Baker Mike Baker Gretchen Bauer Lynn Bargman Trudy Barncord Deborah Barton Allyson Batiste Lynette Baum lean Beatty Heidi Benz Mark Berkowitz Denise Bilow Mark Blake Paul Boehme Kathy Bolan Renee Bonaparte Charlene Bothum Deborah Bourhill Margurite Boyd Cynthia Bramble Sharley Bramwell Elizabeth Brown Nancy Brown lanis Buckmaster Brenda Burns Nancy Burns Robert Burns john Butler Bill Cameron Dan Carl Ken Carlson Benny Carson Brett Carson Connie Cavagnaro Keith Cavallero Karen Chaivoe Sally Chamberlin David Chown Robert Cochran Tim Coghill Mark Coil Heather Cook Carolyn Cooper Robin Cornell Marcy Cottrell William Cowger Maribeth Cross Lorah Cusick Marie Czyzeweski Kathy Danzer ludith Davidson Mary Ann Davis Larry Davison Debbie Dean April Keseric Gary De Vita Post Diem Charlotte Digregorio Mike Doherty Madeleine Dortch Barbara Dugan George Eaton Doug Edwards Erna Eiwen Michael Eleff Deanie Ellicott lack Enzler Halle Eriksen Hans Ettlin Carol Evansich Toni Everett Mark Faggot Evan Farnham Dave Finn Sharon Fitzpatrick Delores Frison Delores Funderburk George Galloway Sara Gavin Bradley Givvs Crystal Gibson Sam Giese lullie Goodman Tina Gordan -I: i . f 5 ' -s be XNT5 X is t fx C? 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N U S arms 5 Ri ' S K Q is X is ' Q'-' assi X, wm,,,,..,wa Si y-.J s-F iff S lim Gray Ron Gray Elsie Greenberg Sally Greenlee Marilyn Gurevitch Karen Gunsul Laurie Hallwyler Rucia Hansen Leslie Hara Kathy Harmon Richard Harrison Lois Hart l'im Hart Sandra Hart Cecelia Haworth Robert Hayes Dan Heims Marie Helfend Donna Henderson Terry Henderson Derek Henson Meg Henson John Herrick lune Herscovitz Pamela Hinchliff Cameron Hyde Barbara Hoitink Ann Holsapple Carlotta Honeyman Micheal Hooten Sarah Horner Scott Hughes Cathy Huisman Burr Hunt Della Ipox Marion jackson David Jacobsen Robbe lacoby julie johnson Peggy Johnson Vincent Kalafate janet Kallstrom David Katagiri Karen Kellow Howard Kem Phyllis Kennedy john Keppinger Tony Kikes Puscilla Klaner Tom Kloos Betzy Kiring Tom Koeppl in Dennis Koga Georgia Kotchik Mickey Kruger Patsy Kudzia Beth Kurren Vivian Kurz Reuel Kurzet Ann Laakso Marilyn LaBarre Susan Lampsa Steve Lamson friiffs-'E 1- r 4' Ter! , main xx . we sf: N r 'Bi i .,s Q5 :- g slil 3 1 Mwwfif-Q X31 'X sr' is iiiffifliil ,i.,eewf:sseQ - Y A . L Sally Landis Sandie Lan gfitt Helen Louise Lee ludy Leidy Danny Leis Clifford Lewis Danny Lewis Allen Littlefield David Littlefield Loree Lipman Craig Lockwood Patti Lowe I Q- 1 H' W? .sf- ,fii ' s ff its af'-iii S Sui' . . . .. L ffiiv ,...Q3?'e K .. , swf s A -SX ms -E sk Q A W 4 Ss 'iii E . i X if N 2 H. X M NA ,a is if , E Q A X N s i M5 1: 5 1 ., Y L ss ,-,s Q 7 Q, Q W 3 .3 X .L ,E wwe' .qs 5 s xt X VE X A f - Qssetgff is Eibf K - -r. '-+ 55 'sf NS J.. 5 3 ti I Laurel Oliver William Osborne Alex Paluch Chris Parks Tom Patty Ioni Paulson Ceseley Pederson Sharon Perry Leslie Peterson Molly Phillips Jary Pierce Gail Pope -1-+ Q 'T 'XX X Y sf!- X is v E A s z l N? L N ., A uuit if . George Lupp Eric Lurie Lynn Luyben Dori MacDonald Elizabeth MacPherson Roy Mansfield Susie Mayer David McCollister Mary McFarland lean Mclntosh Elizabeth Milestone Kevin Miller Akss 1' EQ. - Wendy Miller Robert Morehouse Martha Mostyn Sandy Murrell Dave Nealy Bruce Nelson Sandra Nelson William Nelson jim Newgard Nancy Norman Sue Nugent Patty O'Leary Steve Poulsen Hank Price Deni Rauw Kelley Reed Mike Reed Amy Rein lennie Reisner Dirk Renshaw jeff Richmond Catherine Riddell Linda Rinker Sheri Rodemaker Cindy Rosenau Kenneth Rosenbaum Garth Rosenberg Gay Ross Melinda Rouzie Patty Rueter Scott'SandeIl Mason Sanders Pru Sawyer Linda Schaaf Michael Schindaie Ronnie Schwabe Laird Scranton Sandra Seco Gary Setvin Steve Shaughnessy Dixon Shaver Ginger Sherwood Eric Smith Fabian Smith Martha Smith Pam Smith Rouland Smith Steve Smith Scott Snedecor Cindy Sparks Rebecca Spellman loan Spratlen Melinda Sproat Shannon Stember LaVerna Sundquist Gary Taubman Lauri Taylor Walter Taylor Molly Tharp Ann Thompson T , , -if s ci' erm. .R Y A x X Noxi gt E time 9 S siii T 34 X 31 X ix S 3 R it 3 , bs F it if, wk Q .. E 2 X X Q -...a t R Qi.. T ,.,, as T ,. . Q 1 ' .. . X - S ,Q .. 1 , f-'xg . we Sei ti? ...ae , we ,P as Q A ,. Q rrp J if ts sw, in 3 gf 1. WT' ,, X i t s Q es, ,V . . Q ,.' .:..t-,:.qa - K . K1 mi- f' lg fit 1523515 as f -is E . ce s l S- srl' . .1 52 ,. LL i f ' ii sf ii a. Carol Thompson Pat Tredup joel Trent George Trudeau Pat Ban Buskirk Sherri Vilhauer Heidi Vorst Sally Voltz Sonya Wages - X, Q? Q , W w T an 6 N f, x ' Q X . X :- St ew K, t , in 3 ' -QA 1 , :tr- Q N .X Q :Trix Carolyn Walker Kim Walter lan Ward jeffrey Warner Donald Warren Rick Warren john Wassam Spurgin Waters Darby Watson Martha Weiskopf Willy Wells Dan West Beth White Mervin Wilson Peter Wilson Mary Winters Rocky Wolf Gary Wolstrom Debbie Worden Brian Workman Gloria Wroten Robert Wroten Patsy Youngman Patty Zahler Denver Zimmerman Robert Zink Julius Kobayashi 1 A , 1 n 5 S 3 180 181 Homework does usually end up in the trash can anyway. You won't find HIM in the biology book Students enjoy dogs on a beautiful day. I 1 ' i is Mental telepathy? rdf My 1 -v 'N S ,,.., E :QS Nz mm Yin if Y? ke wx f r - A x R ' ' . 5 w , 5 H - , i: z , 6 X Y....A , K? L I' x Xa A f V , ' f 'M ' Q r i 2 I f' . b 2, 5 A E ,,.-4 ! 1 . fx 5 . 1 x M i k Ex ' x 3 1 A ' X ' A- EXW Qi 4 f 5. A px L , ' 5 , Baa! J' ' X E Q 5 A 8' K Ekifx 'V 'EW-1nuuns.Q '7' -4 . Q 'xii A 4 fganai X - , 1 .,..,...- , ... K . nf' asf' 3 we-'R 13:5 Q..- wx 1? f'v- xx, iw 'X ig., Q '-1 M' N' 3 vf Algae r .Z lit 8 ,, -1+-Ye 'Q di, X YM xxx, Xi X . Q . M 3 N. I Q, - . x .psf , x J , Q ' tw I 54 I . f . K ix .,.w11+ Q M, . :iff .wuipqtk il ,., as QQQ! W -YQQW tsww-551i F033 f-QffIfQlLllQ FQ! The Freshman Steering Committee organized projects consisting of a Popcycle Skit and the Rummage Sale. Other proposed plans were the frosh money making project and a hospitality committee. The Committee encourages students to involve themselves in student politics and freshman fund raising projects. ,av Dolph Timmerman, Carolyn Platt discuss current freshman projects while leff Rankin has his mind on other things. YN . 'fha ..-wt---K-I.-I.gu-1...-.Ts ,fm l9l..........Ll!lQ .5 W-WN - vw- 'W -W nn: wx1,1A.!'t.,...--. ...wtulwl . t Q F n f ' 5,13 A-.stator Nt EFS Franzi Ridgeway speaks out during the Freshman Steering Committee meeting. if L. LEFT TO RIGHT: lim Overall, Tom Woodworth, David Savinar, Pam Gowans, Linde Grossman, Franzi Ridgeway, Dolph Timmerman, Caroyn Platt, jeff Ran kin. Not pictured are Ron Cochran and Shawnye Dixon. ARK Q t Q 5 X X - f E 1 . at L 1 fag? is-Q :I 1, . f L-.Kg sf QE: is is s X it t L, 1. 7 5 at 5 iii i I fs. wade ess? sr sssf .. as L - ..h. L . r :SERS-Q S Saas 3 i n L -. :t y IEEE L 55ii??5Si5f - sy. S si? 2-ff K. xk.. X X., -- Q f 5 Q x Y NGN 'X SX ik 9... x 2 'Q as w Q X X Q .E , . -X Six ,QR .. , 35555 if A , ., 4 5535 , S I 1 . 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Lynn Ackley Barbara Affleck Claudia Allen Debbie Allison Ann Alport Barbara Anderson Gretchen Anderson Sharon Anderson Stephen Andrews james Angell Roger Anthony lanet Aungier Sandy Barker lim Barteaux Rob Beasley Ralph Becker David Benedict Cathy Beovich Lisa Bliton Dan Boggs jennifer Bohrer Patrick Bolan Barbara Boothe lim Boyd Tresa Bradwell Gretchen Brevig Valerie Bright Dan Brooks LuAnn Brown Teri Buckmaster Laurie Burford Heather Burns Kristy Caldwell Kathy Callas Cristine Cameran Lori Camp Laurel Campbell Nancy Campbell Rafael Cancio Nancie Carl Sheila Carson Molly Chamberlin Margaret Clapperton Stuart Clark Arleen Cleveland Ronald Cochran Kathy Cole Nicolas Colescott Greg Combs Michael Colley Linda Coombes Mike Coombes Maureen Cornell Berne Crane LaVonne Cross Burk Daggett Curtis Davis Elizabeth Day Evette DeVoe Shawnye Lynn Dixon Ron Dowd Gay Dowell Amy Drake john Duffie David Duthie Anita Emerson Nick Emerson David Englehart Wendy Erikson Kathleen Falconburg Q . QS m' HFS -F X X N.,- N5 2 I if x it I All Q it Sometimes cramming for a test before class comes in handy, even ifyou are a Freshman. awk 1 Q X Q F: K: cs i i 1 F S QA X G . ., zz, :,, ga SF X-A if tt we .90 9 lr at s s.,.,t,-f H. .S T 21: i 5 is . as 1 Q c Pegg si K .t 3 K 5 Linda Faust Denise Fennell judy Fessenden jennifer Feucht Frank Fink Mark Fischer Maureen Fitzpatrick Kevin Foster Arthur Francis Ursula Frankowski Dennis Frederick Willie Freeman janet Fullerton Gretchen Fulop Sonny Gaspasin Bryan Gearry Richard Gehr Suretta Geller Steve Gentner Lynne Gerber jill Goldman Kathryn Gorrell Pam Gowans jon Grasle Brad Green Sharon Greenman Rick Greenwood Kathy Grewe Ann Griswold Matt Groening Lindsay Grossman janet Grove Lawrence Haddalein Barbara Hagan jarney Hampton Vicki Harmon Mike Hart janet Hatfield Lida Hazen Todd Heinz Stephen Helgeson Eric Henderson Steve Hendricks jeffrey Herscovitz Maggie Hirsch Charlotte Hodgson Stuart Honeyman Mari Hooten Debi Howell Mary Hunt Nancy Hurley Bill Hurst Beverly Huseman Philip Huserick Barton Hyde Ann lllias Peter jacobson Anne jamonville wmv, . l want my Maypo. sd' ss . . xx x X 33X X... 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I - 1mLL N t 5 'il . - LL-- P ' X X .5 s s t Eg SNS S, Q 3 X st Zi s 5 R S Sandra Manlove Bob Mannheimer Lisa Manning Sally Marsh Sarah Mason Steve Mayo Stanley Mays lan McAulay Michael McCauley Cheryl McClincy Melissa McCollum Dan McGee Ginny MCC-raw jennifer McMurran Beverly Mesenbrink Marianne Meskel julie Metzger Merilee Meyer Connie Miller lennie Miller joy Miller Liz Miller Steve Miller Robert Mitchell Beth Mon ger Elizabeth Morse Dean Muckle Angela lean Murray David Murrell Max Myers Frank Nau Thomas Neill Daryl Nelson lim Nelson lulie New Deborah Niedermeyer john Niles Candi Norton Kitty O'Brien Betsy Ollermann Jamey Overall Stuart Patten Patti Patterson Susan Patterson Steve Pederson Kim Pendergrass Donna Perry Bruce Peterson Marjorie Peterson Robert Peterson 's in a s 3' t-S'-it 15 ,. Q .ii-TNT--' ii' 1. re if 7 in i P , x X R S ft' at 3 s O l' A L Xa A X 'As P S -'- Q t 'QQ S s N. l R in 1 K Q Ng ii' ,. Q,,,. L digs :. 4 . i s OX ft . Qs s 1 P ' - a' X -- is ars- s it . 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Schwab Rick Scott james Seastone Kathy Senders Alison Shaughnessy Mary Shaver Larry Shlim Mike Simcich Beverly Skamanich Donna Smith Doug Smith Duncan Smith Lula Smith Deborah Renee Sommers Allan Sorenson Dana Stahly lim Staples Linda Stearns Chris Stember Bill Stevens Michele Stoughton Michael Sutton Susan Trip . I lg , ti 1 Bs zuzz C r S ll 'A' cv if Qi ,.: in A X' 1 0 S px ,,.. A if zix. .S.:ii1Q:, . W ' G'-V.. W i 4 .51 X . 1 f ---c,tai,5,Q.., .. A i . X QX T 'E 1 -i . A A 5 wi? of 'L lliias.. lm 'F' X - 1' .,.. A ,X . i nf -ack .. ,- vs -:1 15? Q 'fs ,lei -my Q -sa Q R X X4 ,, we so tw,-A A- Q :few . Si-fi-W 7 6, i i e K Q s X - - X 5 X E 3 il? New XR' s.,-- N n like S X X Q . I: J, Es A if S X if f Pat Tredup Marcy Torbenson lohn Topp Patty Todd Theodora Todd Dolph Timmerman Thea Thomas Erika Trostad Eric Tu rn bull Gordon Usher loe Vermilya Sandra Vilhauer Rachel Wagner Dana Walker Nan Waller Anne Walsh Regena Warren Nancy Wassam Kim Weaver Kim Weller Elizabeth Wellings Patti Whiteman Beverly Wilder Susan Wilks Rob Winfield Mike'Wood Tom Woodworth Carl Wold Wendy Wolfard Eileen Wolfe Elizabeth Yaegar Barbara Affleck Ardyth Arbury Anya Averill Cynthia Dunlap Ranveig Fredrickse Tim Gilbert Kathy Grewe lanice Haight Elaine Hawkins Rox Anna Hennig Greg Herron Teri Le Roy Margaret Clark K Q 'six a. X'a . f... Carmen Koegh Gayle Kvernland fl inn S I X 1 NS. at 'N sf '5? X FQ 2 'S .A Ml Bliss, Si Xe X 'T' 'X 1 I-uw -T r. fy- KX ,I 'N -wx M X I. ,1 -5 X' 3 L X X, . ,L 'Y- 'XN V ' S115 . 194 Xi A,,..,-f- ,-...av-1 Q... . W..- .Af- Today's Teachers Continue To Turnout Top Students Hairstyles and skirt lengths are altered, the classroom ap- proach is more informal and relaxed, but today's teachers continue a 100-year-old tradition of turning out superior students. Records list a total of 74 national merit finalists in- cluding 11 scholarship winners, one presidential scholar, four Woodrow Wilson fellowships, and four Rhodes schol- arships. In addition, many Lincoln graduates have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa through the years. l xk-B.. .. all- F L. M M2923 wssl' W4 W? What is a Lincoln teacher in 1969? A paper-grader? An old crab? A busy-work genius? Or maybe a first-rate counselor A cerebral stimulus An empathetic listener Sometimes even a friend Caring enough to be world-aware To study, to travel In the pursuit of excellence Caring enough to become involved In the problems of the black youth Or the disadvantaged child Or the mixed-up kid. These pages show Lincoln's teachers Not posing but striving. V Students are their first concern. Not the wayward bus, but a field trip to the Albina community RM? 23 The Most Promising Force Is Reason Though reason's victories are partial, and its strength always tentative, it is the most attractive, the most promising force we have. In this truly troubled time in our nation's history, of greatest portent to our future is not the social and economic problems which demand solution, for we shall be able to solve these if we have the patience and the will. Rather, of greatest portent is the increasing number of people who in solving these problems, are ready to abandon not only humane and civilized means, but the very processes of democracy itself. Those who bully professors, take over buildings, shout speakers down, or burn cities to get what they want are, in fact, creating a problem more serious than any they are trying to solve. And what shall it profit us, if, no matter how noble our motives, how sincere our convictions, how ar- duous our efforts as we seek to right social ills, we destroy the very fabric of society itself. It is my hope you each will join and defend, even with your life, the forces of democracy and reason in which lie our only salvation. Edwin Schneider, Principal MR JAMES SCHELL administrative vice principal MRS. GRACE CLARK, administrative vice principal 6 X-fm. Am ww-Q...-, MR. ROBERT HENDERSON, supervisory vice principal ' C 'L 1 s f MRS. BETTY WAID, Freshman social studies and English. N' I KKQA A MR. ROBERT DE LACY, Freshman social studies, English, and athletic MRS. LYNDA FALKENSTEIN, Freshman social studies and Sociology. department head- MR. JOHN HALL, American Problems, European MR JOSEPH RIFE American Histor History, department chairman. ' ' Y' wluqnlv Black Culture, Politics Highlight Social Studies Activity, enthusiasm, and perception contributed to the success of the history department this year. Under the direction of Mr. Hall, the history program spon- sored various assemblies including the visits of Mr. Packwood and Mr. Morse. For the faculty Black Cul- ture classes were introduced. In the classroom, courses in European and American history along with Ameri- MR. DAVID BAILEY, Freshman social studies and American Problems. MR. ROBER Problems. can problems and sociology encouraged students to explore events and problems of both past and present. Looking ahead, history teachers hope to expand the department to include such semester and mini courses as Black History and psychology. More courses de- signed for the average student are also being considered. MRS. EDWINA LENINGTON, American History T GARBARINO, American History and American Actual Work Experience Offered Distributive education students enjoyed on-the-job experience this year as they prepared for the future full-time employment. The business education pro- gram includes such office skills as typing, office prac- tice, bookkeeping, and shorthand. MRS. BARBARA CLYDE, office practice, shorthand, and typing MRS. RUTH MOSELEY, bookkeeping and typing E MISS ALICE JOHNSON, typing MR. CLYDE MONROE, distributive education 204 v-nn. ini Choir : Maxi - Addition to Chorus Mini choir , a new addition to the choral department, is designed to develop the quality of its members and to prepare them for senior choir excellence. Music Understanding, a half-year course under the direction of Mr. Pratt, teaches composer's building blocks, which are the elements of music. Band, orchestra, boys and girls glee, and ensemble round out the music program. MR. STANLEY TROC-EN, vocal music MR FEVREL PRATT instrumental music vaxfsv gif gkvisfgg 5 gxifia X3 .M , 5' Q R7-4,Q ii, Qf, 3 1 f ax I5 if 'f f if-V1 s MR. WILBERT POOL, Russian and German MRS. IUNE CHAMBERLAIN, Latin ng f'4?? 'Vn I I if S I I K 113.5 MR. LESLIE WOOD, German 'nigga MISS VIRGINIA CALDWELL, French Foreign Language Interest Zooms This past year over fifty percent of the Lincoln student body enthusiastically participated in the foreign lan- guage department. Under the chairmanship of Miss Caldwell, language teachers conducted classes in French, German, Spanish, Russian, and Latin. Strong foundations in speaking, listening, and reading were created while a cultural as well as oral understanding of different peoples was stressed. In the fourth and fifth year classes, advanced students explored the enriching areas of linguistic skills and literature. Instruction often included such aids as records, tapes, and two classroom laboratories. MRS. BLANCHE MASSEY, French MRS. DORA SCHRAMM, Spanish and English MRS. ROSE ROGERS MISS MARLENE PLEINIS German French and English Spanish Science Stresses MR. CHARLES FOWLKES, biology Experimentation And Participation Science, more than ever, has become an important subject. The students are actively involved in experi- ments and research studies. Mr. Fowlkes' biology stu- dents discovered that the bacteria count was high on the floor of the girI's locker room. Seniors in the phys- ics department created an independent study group. Physical and general science and chemistry complete the science curriculum. MR. LEONARD RICHARDSON, general science, physical science mathematics. MR. CHARLES KEITH, chemistry, department chairman. MR. EUGENE COLE, physical science, physics X Q . ,LYNX E X, X as Q N X mr 1 Q S N X3 S X N X E .V yin. .. H , 51,3 . f K - '- -Sy A wks. X gf' X. R me 3 c 3 Rah SR X H! ,aa 'Sy W 4 as -Q fx 3 Q Q- A is fy N Q' W ,Sf 5 ' .,,,,w?'Q ,Q . Xgysx .ml MISSJEAN HILL, biology. 209 es: aw- ':- . .. . Q 1 X +X t 'f my +R ex' F X Q' Q is S X s- ,XXT-X X gs Xxx Q AX, Si?s:'X Xi L, X255 1. S S553 cfgisg iswi 5 HThe Centennial Clubn - The ow Thing The Centennial CIub , a new enrichment program developed by the English department, served as both a loung and a resource center. It served as a place for independent reading and television and movie viewing Next year independent centers for research will be located throughout the school. ll Sa S ir ' H. X W - X X3 :egg . r E.: mess:- ,, -N - f up 1 :art 'S X if se g fn A 5 S Y QXSR X XX Q ' - X K X XQX t X -lx QQ ee at E X XX xxx X X Ss W infix 1 JJ as 3 -X 9. jfti say IIA Gfffx rc-ss rllalrcslffll aff ,,...r W' r-GJ Orff W MRS. PHYLLIS KNUTSON, junior English and Publications MRS. MARY BOTHWELL, sophomore and junior English MISS FRANCES ELMER junior and senior English g 0 MlSS EVELYN WALL, freshman English MRS. GAIL CUSTIS, junior and senior English MRS. CECELIA TAUBMAN, junior English speech, and first year journalism 4 YT' Wf i : I MRS. LAURA PERKO, junior and senior Eng lish MRS. MARGARET EMMONS, special education U QR A Y XR i MRS. MARGARET LABBY, English, Department chairman. MR. IOHN LEHMAN, Drama. MRS. DORIS BRECKENRIDGE, English MRS. MILDRED STEVENS, English and Effective Reading. 212 Basic Skills, Coordination Stressed Under the direction of department head Al Grove, P.E. offered a num- ber of interesting and exciting programs. Studies in golf, tumbling, apparatus, and modern dance were featured for students with empha- sis on development of basic skills and coordination. Volleyball, basket- ball, badminton, and field activities were other sports enjoyed during the year. A healthy body is a prerequisite to a healthy mind. s MR. ALLEN GROVE, department chairman boys P.E., health. E MRS CATHY NELSON, girls P.E. health. 5. E 9, QF 5 A Q ' S t 9 MRS MARIE ALLEN activities coordinator girls P.E MR. R. 1, YORGES, boys P E health fwwf Skills Developedl With eagerness, students in the home economics pro- gram launched into a year of fun and productivity. Courses such as baby care and interior decorating oc- cupied the attention of some students while fashion designing and cooking interested others. With the vi- bration of sewing machines and the divine smell of food, no one could doubt that the home economics department this year was at its greatest. Qfwsef. i ::2 i' . vi K K im 4 tt: an xi. MRS. WIRKKALA, homemaking. MR. GEORGE SIMS, industrial arts and woodworking. X 214 MRS. LANA FRANK, home economics. While homemaking courses progressed on the second floor, the industrial arts department actively launched into the school year on the lower level. Challenging projects in the areas of wood, metal, electricity, and mechanical drawing brought rewards to enthusiastic students. MR. KENNETH KLETZER, industrial arts, architectural drawing and mathematics, drafting and mechanics. Y ,Sw . . MRS. ELIZABETH PORTWOOD, general art, department chairman. X fs.,,,,. ,,, .,,, ,, ..f, , , ., 'fffsm' f f V .,r.3 4. , ,f , qrr, 5, MR. RONALD CROSIER, general art. Art Goes Mod Art staff did art. Art staff did art commercial. Art staff did well. Art staff did a thing for popcycles. See Mr. Caffrey See him cry, Mr. Caffrey advises art staff. Poor Mr. Caffrey, Poor art staff, they do art, see art cry. '55 -ai! MR. DENNIS CAFFREY, art understanding, general art, commercial art. .. ,QD by murmur- A A N Mm-M-N-MWA M vxxx 4 bvvx M-.w..M...,X .L . K. - - 'fiivx:::Ka.A..A..,,,,..Wx.,. .f..x.x ,,.,,,,W,.W, M -V W .f,.,,H,m i 9N 'IIS-veunmw ,MW , . Qu 'S --Jr 2-sf' XL s'w4mvq.,L, D 5, KK M..-Q-' ' 5 fwmww 2 K2 53 R 5- E 'Wim--.X.,,,. f 5 3. .KKKWKK-f X K XE k Nxkwwff , 2 Q if-ffffV4 'A4+,w x N wx 3 9 A kt .Lf .wfwfww .- -5 5 Aff W X .,.. 5,,..f'A'x HP Xwwf' vm. NM ' A L R K K xxRv:Ngg ?wKzK 2 Q X H, NWMKK K ., wx-Maafgwafgww . Y A L p 1 L K p - - . 5 qs hm A , Q 2 x P WSNMQW-mx E ? ' N Nhwwwwmmmy- Xwwmsh . S K i 5 KK 5 Km gy -xx 4 ., K K Kg? A ES ff 3 .5 x 1 ' S 2 I fe: ' : X 9 sf 'E Qi ,W-X L f 5 Q by is ,vi 2 Q ' X S fm' , : . 2 XFN? S jf EK K1 1 V 5 K ai: i. . X -N KKK, if KYW . xx KK W A, MKKKKKMK , wi, X K if 3 ' N g.... X ,W L KK? .-. ,Wm WNMKKK K KK , K i , K -.NH K . 3 K WK ke A - .. K W mx K NW, Y, ,,,.. , U ,N ,x,, - . KMK 53 NKKKX? K K Nu-www K KKKKK K X....,.,,,,,n,'Q S Q E EQNNME ,ww S ' 'Suze ,N - .ff .P Space Age Math Intrigues Students MR. GLENN MCNAUGHTON, introductory algebra, geometry. MR. LEE KNIGHT, general mathematics, beginning algebra, geometry. Computers and the space age provide math students with new challenges. The emphasis in mathematics is now why rather than how . Programs must change constantly as students are learning more at an earlier age. Courses ranging from general math to advanced senior math provide every student with the opportuni- ty to take a math class geared to his knowledge and capacities. MR. WAYNE ROUMAGOUX, beginning algebra, con sumer math. MR. JOHN FLENNIKEN, beginning algebra, chemistry. S. MRS. CAROLYN DAY, spohomore counselor, homemaking. l I MR. L-UKE FIORANTE, sophomore sounselor, vocation- al counselor. Counseling Assistants, TOP ROW: jenny Grisewood, Alice MR. BERT ROGERS, intermediate algebra,junior counselor. Monne- BOTTOM ROW5 M98 McGill, Laura Friendly, Mal'- MRS. MARLYS TAYLOR, counseling secretary. garet Barker, Cathe Pade. -A .1 5595 , , 1 fs? Happiness Is A Successful Year MR. HAROLD SAWATZKY, freshman counselor, journalism. MISS RUTH ARBUCKLE, college and sophomore counselor, senior English. Mr. john Ryan, senior counselor, English. MRS. MARIORIE BIERMAN, senior and freshman counselor. i S 3 S Bookroom Assistants: lean Kent, Sotiria Katchis, lana Stenger, and Patty Lowe Typists: Diana Cox, Carol Maier, Paula Dillman, Annie Lewis, and Vernesta Bradford Mrs. lean A. Shirley, Library Assistant J K A 220 1, -+, Mrs. Elsie M. Schnare, Attendance Secretary Mrs. Lenore B. Friedman, Book Clerk Office Assistants: Collette Muller, Cynthia Roth, Sonya Wages, and Peggy Smith , ,.,,---M-Q1 i--- ...s.ww-f-www-dmv m we Student Store Assistants: Linda Herscovitz, Mark Pallay, Carolyn Platt, Ernie Wood, X' A? X Mrs. Tathwell, Nancy Sandberg, and Ann Grisewood Mrs. Martha Tathwell, Student Store Manager, Bookkeeper WN? iss- is -x.Nftsfafes,g iff 1 V- 1- :V ' Y 'W' F . 33s .- XM . as Q vvS'5T, x. ,e 4 .W Mrs, Grace P. Wolfe, Assistant Secretary Office Assistants: Kristyn Anderson, Lindsay Grossman, and Karen Bums Mrs. Muriel Corey, Head Secretary Mrs. Helen Keyser, Librarian .scgsw l sfs ff fg .1 H,-,qs X 1 KMBNW- l Day custodial staff: Roy Gann, Charles Probert, head custodian, Howard Potts, Zada Eelton. 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Portland, and the nation, is fortunate If -to have had for a century the service of so devoted an institu- r X tion as Lincoln High School. li E 5 x g' ME MARK COLE, CLARK 5 . anunmnnuiminsunnnng 3' CUNN'NGHA'V' 'NS- High School Seniors Congratulations on your graduation DIRECTOR S the Northwest s leading home furnish ings store welcomes you to browse through either one of our two large stores Downtown and Eastside Very shortly you will probably be needing home fur nishings We offer the largest selection of famous na tional brand name home furnishings carpeting and appliances and the absolute lowest competitive price with full service backed by our 57 years of integrity ble young people with an exclusive credit plan that we will be only too happy to explain to you Stop by and see us at your earliest convenience Jewett, cwtofn, Free parking adjacent to either store 4 Downtown 804 SW Third L Eastside 4344 NE Hancock I And, exclusively at DIRECTORS, we welcome responsi- J , - I FOR IN DUSTRY Morgan Building o Portland, Ore. 0 222-181 Member National Association of Insurance Agents PONTIAC PLAZA INC. Pontiac Plaza Inc. . . .- .1. - ti- if - Q 13, 1 ,I . 4, . M, fjtfu ka' .9 3 lglfflf 'ilhgi 3-5-as fi-IAQ ie .1 g . . -- -. V- 'tiff I L The Biggest Deal From the Biggest Dealer M11 300 SE 122nd Ave. Portland, Oregon CHEMICAL ORPOR TION 255-4421 PHONE 503 f 233-6182 CUFIIPANY 1700 s.E. 11TH AVENUE PORTLAND. onceou 97214 Specialists in Skiing. Hiking, Backpacking, Mountaineering 1127 S.W. MORRISON ST., PORTLAND I 15031 227-2958 0regon's largest Cross-Country Ski Supplier Fnscusn sms! K21 KASTLE cm 50015 ROSSAGNO L Raichle, Le Trappeur Down Sleeping Bags Light Weight Food Nylon Tents, Etc. Complete Rentals Boots, Tents Packboards Ice Axes, Rope, Etc SPEClAl.lSTS IN SKIING, HIKING. IACKPACKING, MOUN'l'AlNEERlNG CROSS COUNTRY TOURING and RACING EQUIPMENT Henke, Lange, Rieker, Visual Products Duplicating Products Compliments of Photo Reflex actor , rank Photographers of the Senior Class LlPMAN'S Where Exciting Things Are Happening. li:- '5 Z Ll. ' s r-1 5 U I High Board Representative Pam Callas 68-69 Honest Abe's philosophy is found in Lectro Lift equipment Quiet and unassuming but strong and durable With a built-in quality of Greatness Material Handling equipment at its best ' U CAN WE GIFE YOU A LIFT? Manufacmed by Electrics cost less to own - run - maintain LECTRO-LIFT, INC. OREGON HANDLING EQUIPMENT INC. 2949 NW. ST. HELENS RD. PORTLAND. OREGON 972l0 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL founded 7869 QQ Lei us have fanln fha! ngnz' makes mfgnzi' and fn fhaz' faffh let us fo ine end dare to do our duty as we undersfand 11.99 Abraham Lfncofn H809 - 78652 S Q v 'xgf Vic I W' i XX X .N , .X Q ESCO CORPORATION founded 7973 TOWN PHARMACY Drugs, Cosmetics, Film Uptown Shopping Center 2334 W. 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Sixth Ave. Portland, Oregon Lincoln's Princess Polly Waller at the Portland Rose Show. Members of the 1969 Rose Festival Court. LEFT: Elaine leffries, Roosevelt, Elizabeth Campbell, Clevelandp Gerutha Nickleberry, leffersonp Mary Smith, St. Mary's5 Polly Waller, Lincoln, Francis White, Monroe, Diane Sholian, Washington, Marlene Feves, Grant, and Jacqueline Fowler, lack- son. Pictures by Dennis Koga. as i , IIM FISHER fgmglll I r '1 DOWNTOWN IMPORTS G Datsun Volvo X X . Simca Sunbeam I l Triumph Q J' Phone 226-2545 1520 W. Burnside St. Portland, Ore. 97212 , 2 PARR LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Materials Headquarters 'I320 SW 19th Senior Pictures By MEIER 84 FRANK Photo Reflex r s Editors Chris Malcolm Chris Palaske Activities Christine Grout Sandie Newton Helen Rosenfeld Nancy Cahen jim Ginger Clubs Connie Gilardi Katie McGraw Faculty Janet Finch Katherine Reeves Sports Robert Reynold- Paul Winfield lan Vandercook Chuck Harms Students julie Durkheimer 1969 Cardinal Staff Katie McGraw Shelley Stephens Denise Utzinger Photographers Frank Chin lohn Roberts Contributing Photographers Steve Barker jeff Rapp Robert Reynolds Don Spiegel also Nancy Cahen john Huisman Tom Kloos, Dennis Koga Eugene Cole Advertising Maria Boone Cover Alan McArthur Advisor Mrs. Phyllis Knutson Putnam Studios, Prom Pictures Photo Reflex, Senior Pictures Photo Graphic Inc., Underclassmen American Yearbook Company, Publisher 4 Baum, dministration nd F aeult Index Allen, Marie 213 Anderson, Keith 202 Anson, Laura 222 Arbuckle, Ruth 210 Bailey, David 203, 137 Bennett, Arlene 222 Bierman, Marjorie 218 Bissell, Betty 222 Bleys, Nicholas 222 Bothwell, Mary 210 Breckenridge, Doris 210 Brown, Eva 222 Caffrey, Dennis 215 Caldwell, Virginia 204 Chamberlain, june 204 Cheshire, jean 108, 213 Clark, Grace 200 Clay, Elsie 222 Clyde, Barbara 206 Cole, Eugene 209 Corey, Muriel 221 Cresap, Marilyn 214 Crosier, Ronald 215 Custis, Gail 212 Day, Carolyn 214 De Lacy, Robert 202 Elmer, Frances 210 Emmons, Margaret 218 Falkenstein, Lynda 202 Felton, Zada 222 Fiorante, Luke 213 Flenniken, john 217 Abernathy, Debbie 173 Abernathy, Otis 40, 41,143 Abero, Frances 143 Ackley, Lynn Ann 185 Ackroyd, Richard 40,143 Adams, jeanette Adkins, judy 143 Aeder, Richard M. 143 Affleck, Barbara jean 185,190 Affleck, Molly Sue 28, 143 Agosti, Toni 143 Aldag, julie Anne 133, 136 Alex, james Steve 101, 163 Alexander, Tracy Allen, Claudia E.185 Allen, Deborah P. 40, 163 Allen, Roger 20, 173 Allen, Raymond August 143 Allison, Brent W. 40, 42,163 Allison, Debbie M. 185 Alport, Ann E.1B5 Aung, Richard 23, 27,163 Amonson, Christopher 40, 143 Amundson, janet L. 27, 28, 103,143 Amundson, judy Dale 173 Andersen, Gregory j. 163 Andersen, Barbara j. 185 Anderson, Channcey173 Anderson, joan V. Anderson, james Allan 101, 143 Anderson, David E. Anderson, Kristyn 163, 221 Anderson, Gretchen 185 Anderson, Sally Ann 173 Anderson, Sharon Rae 185 Anderson, Roland 173 Andrews, jeffrey W. 163 Andrews, john Charles 163 Andrews, john Scott 163 Fowlkes, Charles 208 Frank, Lana 214 Friedman, Lenore 220 Galloway, Dorothy 222 Gann, Roy 222 Garbarino, Robert 203 Grove, Allen 213 Hall, john 202 Henderson, Robert 200 Hill, jean 209 johnson, Alice 206 johnson, Margaret 222 johnston, Bob 222 Keith, Charles 209 Keller, Larry 222 Keyser, Helen 221 Kletzer, Kenneth 214 Knight, Lee 217 Knutson, Phyllis 210 Labby, Margaret 210 Lehman, john 210 Lenington, Edwina 203 McNaughton, Glenn 217, 131, 135 Massey, Blanche 204 Monroe, Clyde 206 Moseley, Ruth 206 Nelson, Cathy 213 Palmer, Michael 212 Perko, Lau ra 210 Pleinis, Marlene 204 Pool, Wilbert 204 Portwood, Elizabeth 215 Student Index Andrews, Kathryn M. 173 Andrews, Stephen C.185 Angell, james K.185 Anthis, Veronica C.173 Anthony, Roger Dixon 185 Arbury, Ardyth L.190 Archambault, Donna j. 173 Archambault, Terry L.143 Arndt, Kathleen Marie 143 Arnold, Karin Deborah 143 Arnott, Mark Albert 143 Arnott, Steve Craig 173 Auckland, Rosemary H. 143 Aungier, Christine M. 143 Aungier, janet Ann 185 Autzen, Barbara 163 Averill, Anya K.190 Babeckos, jennifer L.173 Babeckos, William B. 25, 85, 87, 101, 124, 134 Babcock,Stephan P. Baddock, Nancy 64,163 Bahr, Debbie Sue 163 Baker, Carl Allen 135 Baker, jay Mike 173 Baker, Leslie Kathryn 41,173 Baker, Terry Lee Baker, Sally 163 Baller, Wendy jo 143 Baller, Gretchen Kay 173 Banks, Veronica 143 Bargman, Lynn Carol 173 Barker, Margaret Rose 42, 143 Barker, Sandra jane 185 Barker, Steven E. 126,163 Barncord, Trudy Lynn 173 Barrell, Greg Mark 163 Barss, Alison Anne 163 Barss, Allen Patrick 36,143 Barteaux, james D. 101, 185 235 Potts , Howard 222 Pratt, Fevrel 41, 42 Probert, Charles 222 Proffitt, Pat 222 Richardson, Leonard 208 Rife, joseph 202 Rogers, Bert 218 Rogers, Rose 204 Rolman, Delmer 222 Roumagoux, Wayne 217, 133 Ryan , jack 218 Sawatzky, Harold 210 Schell, james 200 Schn Schn are, Elsie 220 eider, Edwin 200 Schramm, Dora 221 Schu Schu ll, james 222 lz, Wes 222 Shirley, jean 220 Sims, George 214 Stevens, Mildred 212 Still, Dean 216 Tathwell, Martha 221 Taubman, Cecilia 28, 212 Trogen, Stanley 40 Turner, Donald 216 Waid, Betty 202 Wall, Evelyn 210 Wirk kala, Mrs. 214 Wolfe, Grace P. 221 Woo Yorg d, Leslie 204 ES, RJ. 126,133 Barteaux, Margaret A. 163 Barteaux, Michael 23, 27, 163 Bartolome, Susan Barton Batiste , Deborah 173 Hana 143 Bartos, , Allyson Rose 179 Batiste, Rita 102, 163 Battalia, Brian Wayne 163 Lerae 143 Baum, Lynnette 40,173 Bauer, Marlene 26, 28, 44, 143 Beasley, Robert N. 185 Beattie, Margaret 28, 143, 153 Beaver, Gary Beckley 143 Beatty, Clarissa jean 173 Becerra, Carlos 143 Becker, Ralph Pitman 94,185 Belcher, Brenda L.143 Belgard, Sharon Belusko, David T. Benedict, David A.185 Benz, Heidi 173 Berkowitz, Mark C.94,135,173 Benson, Frederick 143 Benz, William Berry, Bonny Susan 144 Biggs, jim 163 Bilow, Denise 173 Biovich, Cathy Sandy 185 Blades, Karen M. 163 Blake, Chris Alan 23, 27, 79, 81 Blake, Lorene Blake, Marcus David 173 Bliton, Lisa Gale 42,185 Blumenfeld, Susan j. 30, 144 Boehme, Paul Eric 41,173 Boggs, Daniel R.185 Bogans, Bobby 135 Boggs, Louise Ann 163 Bohrer, jeni Louise 185 Bolan, Kathleen Marie 173 Bolan, Patrick Kevin 185 Bonaparte, Renee 173 Boone, Maria 18, 28, 64,144 Bond, Debora Eaton 163 Boothe, Thomas S. 39, 58, 75, 144 Boothe, Barbara E.185 Booth, Marlton 40,144 Bordeville,joachim163 Borgensgard, Sue A.41, 163 Bothum, Charlene Sue 173 Bourhill, Deborah M.173 Bowden, Gail 22, 29, 163 Bowman, john Linden 144 Boyce, Tracy Tipton 23, 27, 42, 56, 57 Boyd, Herbert Wayne Boyd, james Peter 185 Boyd, Margaurite Gene 22, 40, 173, 179 Brace, Estella 163 Bradford, Vernesta L. 44, 220 Bradwell, Anne 144 Bradwell, Charles W. 20, 42, 163 Bramble, Cynthia Sue 173 Branch, Phyllis 63 Bramwell, Sharley Ann 173 Bramwell, Tresa Lynn 185 Brasfield, Randolph B. 18, 23, 27, 89, 144 Brenner, William 23, 27, 102, 109,144 Brevig, Gretchen Ann 185 Brevig, Bright, Harold 0.163 Valerie Sue 185 Brill, Alan 20 Brooks Brooks , Daniel Owen 176,185 Daniel W. 126,144 Brooksl Elizabeth 163 Brooks Richard Earl 23, 27, 126,163 Brooks, john 144 Brown, Dorothy Lee 144 Brown, Elizabeth 144, 173 Brown, james Timothy 144 Brown, Elizabeth A. 40, 41, 42 Brown, Nancy 173 Brugman, Martha j. Brugman, Michael S. Brown, Lu Ann 185 Brown, Mark Brown, Theresa 24, 156 Brown, Bruce Brown, Warren j. Buckmaster, janis Lee 173 Buckmaster, Teri A. 185 Buffum, Leslie Ann 29, 40,163 Bunting, Brandt Ellis 23, 63,163 Bunting, Claire Sue 28, 54, 70, 144 Burford, Laurie 185 Burger, Vicki Gay 163 Burke, Eileen 144 Burns, Barbara 163 Burns, Brenda Lee 173 Burns, Mary Burns, Heather 185 Burns Karen Ann 164 221 Burns: Charles A. 23,i7, 101,164 Burns, Burns, Marcia Gail 144 Nancy Maureen 173 Burns, Robert Shannon 173 Buttler, john Howland 173 Butler, Odell 164 Butterfield, Brian F. 23, 27, 85,101, 164 Bybee, Tawnya Oralie 44,164 Cabbell, Vern A.144 Cahen, Nancy Radle 38, 164 Cain, Randall Charles 164 Caldwell, Kristy 185 Callas, Kathleen M. 155, 185 Callas, Pamela jean 40, 81, 82, 91,103,144 Cameron, Daniel Cameron, Cristine Sue 42, 185 Cameron, Rosemary Cameron, Stephen A. 36, 58, 144 Cameron, William G. 126, 173 Camp, Lori Susan 185 Campbell, Laurel E. 185 Campbell, Nancy C. 137, 185 Cancio, Rafael jorge 185 Carl, Daniel Robert 135,173 Carl, Nancie lrene185 Carlson, Carolyn May 29, 30, 52, 84, Carlson, Kenneth L. 94, 173 Caron, Pamela Robin Carson, Benny Anthony 172, 173 Carson, Brett 94, 173 Carson, Lesley 58,145 Carson, Sheila T.185 Carter, Artice Carter, Hope Zelma 145 Case, Collette 145 Case, Mary 145 Casin, Brenda 145 Castien, David Cavagnaro, Connie L. 108, 173 Cavallero, Bruce A. 23, 27, 40 Cavallero, Keith F. 40, 173 Chaivoe, Karen Laine 173 Chamberlain, Debby B.65, 104 Chamberlin, Molly E. 85 Chamberlin, Sally Ann 174 Chappell, janice M. 28, 39, 55 Cheng, Paul 145, 159 Chiles, Charlesetta 48, 66,145 Chin, Frank 145 Chin, Stephen 42, 164 Choate, Pamela M. Chown, David Byron 174 Clapperton, Margaret Claridge, Robert R. 25, 145 Clark, Matthew M. 31, 32, 42,148 Clark, Thad joseph 23, 27, 52,63, 148 Clark, Margaret 42,190 Clark, Sydney Leigh 164 Clark, Stuart Temple 185 Clerin, Gary Cleveland, Arlein 185 Cobbs, Audrey Ren ae 40,164 Cochran, Cora E. Cochran, Robert E. 65, 174 Cochran, Ronald Lee 185 Coffelt, jane 17, 64, 82, 145 Coghill, Tim Eugene 20,174 Coil, Mark Willis 174 Cole, Deborah jane 145 Cole, Kathleen Ruth 185 Cole, Nancy Elinor 164 Coleman, Valerie 40,145 Colescott, Alex G. 145 Colescott, Niki 185 Combs, Gregory Earl 185 Condon, john 145 Condit, janice Lee 54, 55, 87 Conkling, jane Linton 145 Cook, Heather 174 Cooley, Michael jan 185 Coombes, Linda 185 Coombes, Mike 185 Cooper, Carolyn 175 Cooper, Karen Denise 164 Corie, Scott William Cornell, Maureen E. 41, 185 Cornell, Robin Lee 174 Cottrell, Marcy jean 174 Cousins, Claudia Cowger, William 174 Cowley, Eileen 164 Cowley, Sonia 145 Cox, Diana 145 Crane, Berne Richard 220 Craycroft, jim C.185 Crear, Sandra Nell 20, 164 Crosley, Alison Day 40, 48, 145 Cross, Laurie 164 Cross, Maribeth 40, 145 Cross, Lavonne 174, 185 Cusick, Lorah jean 174 Cutshall, Carol Anne 58, 145 Czyzewski, Marie Enid 32, 66, 174 Daffron, Nancy D. 164 Daggett, john Burk 185 Dahne, john William 64 Danzer, Kathryn 174 Davidson, judith Ann 174 Davison, Larry john 174 1 Davis, Charles Gilman 40, 164 Davis, Curtis Michael 185 Davis, Elmer Davis, james Allan 94, 164 Davis, Moody Ann 174 Davis, Oudia Day, Elizabeth Rose 185 Dean, Deborah Karen 174 Debray, Anna Marie 164 Delashmutt, Cheryl 164 Dennis, Lesley 145 Devault, Deborah N. 164 Devita, Gary Frank 174 Devoe, Evette C.185 Dowd, Ronald jay 185 Dickens, Terry 164 Diem, Post Vincent 174 Dillman, Paula A.145, 220 Dillman, Eric Miller 40, 164 Digregorio, Charlotte 174 Director, Delores 29, 44, 164 Dixon, Rebecca Ann 164 Dixon, Philip Charles 164 Dixon, Thomas Dixon, Shawnye Lynn 185 Doherty, Michael P. 174 Dombrowski, David R. 94, 164 Dominguez, Donald 23, 27, 101,164 Dortch, Madeleine C.174 Dotter, jeffrey 164 Dotter, Barbara Allin 146 Drake, Amy Ann 185 Drake, Lynn Ann 164 Dufresne, jr Robert S. 20, 165 Dugan, Barbara Mary 174 Dugan, jane 18, 28, 146,172 Duncan, Peggy Dunlap, Cynthia j. 41, 190 Dunne, Laura 146 Duffie, john Kern 42, 185 Durkheimer, julie 64, 142, 146 Duthie, David joseph 94, 185 Eagon, j. Kenyon 23, 27, 109, 165 Eaton, George Michael 174 Eberly, john Gregory 146 Eckholm, Kristin H. 146 Edwards, Edwards, Edwards, Ehrich, R Allen Carl 137 Butch 165 Douglas Ralf 174 ebecca 165 Eiwen, Erna Katharina 174 Eiseman, Ron Craig 109,165 Ellicott, Randy S. 23, 27, 146 Eleff, Michael 174 Elliott, Deanie174 Emerson, Anita E. 65, 185 Emerson, Patricia A. 19, 39, 54, 63 Emerson, Nicholas W. 124, 185 Emery, Chris Englehart, David 94, 185 Enzler,jack174 Eriksen, Hallie 45, 174 Eriksen, Wendy 45, 185 Escolar, Ava 165 Es pedal, Scott Ettlin, Hans 172,174 Evans, Timothy 165 Evansich, Carol jean 174 Everett, Toni Ann 174 Exel, Arlene 165 Fagan, Patrick 23, 27, 65, 100, 101 Falcon bury, Kathleen 185 Falconbury, Steve D. 165 Farland, Richard 146 Farnham, Evan 174 Farnham, Thomas Ross 165 Faust, Linda C.186 Fennell, Denise 186 Fenwick, james A.14, 16, 42, 53, 56 Ferguson, Michael Fessenden, judith E.1B6 Feucht, jennifer Lee 186 Finch, janet C. 38,146 Fink, Frank Alton 186 Finn, David Senders 174 Fischer, Mark Allan 186 Fitzpatrick, Sharon 174 Fitzpatrick, Maureen 186 Floren, Terry 58, 146 Fluker, Linda L. Folkestad, Chris 23, 27 Folden, Michael D. Forman, Robert Story 165 Foster, Kevin McKeag 186 Foster, Michael 8.48, 136,165 Fossi, Carl Astor Francis, Arthur 186 Frankowski, Elizabeth 146 Frankowski, Ursula C. 186 Fratt, Laurie E. 30, 44, 165 Frazier, Donald T. 27, 101, 132 Frederick, Dennis A. 186 Fredrickson, Ranveig 190 Freeman, john Freeman, Percy 165 Freeman, Willard 186 French, Karl 54, 64,146 French, Laurie 55, 146 Friendly, Laura 146, 218 Frison, Delores Marie 174 Frostad, Erica B. Fulford, Eric Reid 55,146 Fullerton, janet D. 186 Fullerton, Ralph W. 102, 146 Fulop, Gretchen 186 Funderburk, Dolores j. 174 Funderburk, Nancy C. 165 Fuqua, Reggie Lee 40 Gaddis, Marjorie 146 Gadsby, Ellen 165 Gaiser, Laurie C. 165 Gallo, Nathan joseph 40 Galloway, Barbara 165 Galloway, George L. 40,174 Galloway, III john B. 146 Gardner, Sharon Lee Gaspasin, james 186 Gavin, Sara 174 Gehr, Richard Edgar 186 Gearry, Bryan 186 Geller, Suretta joan 186 Georges, Tula 165 Gentner, Corinne Holm 22, 40, 41, 146, 158 Gentner, Stephen H. 81, 137,186 Gerber, Lynne 186 Gibbs, Bradley Thomas 20, 42, 174 Gibbs, Cameron Anne 20, 165 Gibson, Crystal 174 Giese, Sam 174 Gilardi, Connie 22, 28, 38, 146,158 Gilbert, Timothy Lynn 140 Ginger, james Robert 27, 31, 137, 165 Glasow, Thomas Goldman, Arthur 165 Goldman, jill Ann 186 Good, loyce Nadine 40, 165 Goodman, julie Dolman 174,182 Goodman. P. Gail 165 Goodrich, Marianne 165 Gordon, Christine R. 174 Gorrell, Kathryn M. 186 Gowans, Pamela Hunter 186 Graae, Megan E.. 58, 147 Graham, E. Nadean Grammer, Frank A. 165 Grasle, jon Robert 186 Gray, jim 175 Gray, Patrick 126, 165 Gray, Ron 175 Green, Bradford 186 Green, Donna 165 Greenberg, Elise jean 41, 175 Greenberg, Gary Allen 165 Greenberg, Selene Bea 147 Greenman, Sharon 186 Griffith, ludy165 Grout, Christine L. 22, 28, 38, 65, 88 Greenlee, jon Howard Greenlee, Sally Arm 175 Greenlee, Clark 147 Greenwood, George Greenwood, Mary jo Greenwood, Rick 186 Grewe, Kathy 186, 190 Griggs, Dan Grisewood, jennifer E.29,165, 218, 221 Griswold, Ann Lee 186 Grochowski, Marylou Groening, Matt A. 186 Grossman, Lindsay Lee 186, 221 Grossman, Peter Frost 81, 165 Grove, janet M. 186 Grove, Robin Dale 41,147 Gudeika, Gary Gunsul, Karen Marie 30, 172 Gunsul, Robin Ann 44, 55, 102, 165 Gurevitch, Marilyn 175 Haddakin, Lawrence D.186 Hagan, Barbara 186 Hagen, Debra Lynn 165 Haight, David C. 166 Haight, janice Arlene 190 Hallwyler, Laurie A. 42, 175 Hammond, joann 147 Hampton, james Cavin 135, 186 Haney, Elizabeth C. 28, 54, 64, 147 Hansen, Douglas Scott 42, 147 Hansen, Ruela Denise 175 Hara, john 166 Hara, Leslie jane 175 Harder, Lori Ann 166 Hardy, lo Ann 24, 55, 147 Hardy, john Conrad 166 Hare, Steven A. 101,135, 166 Harmon, Carolyn Sue 147 Harmon, Debra Harmon, Kathryn Mae 120, 172 Harmon, Vicki Lynn 186 Harms, Chuck 30, 38, 79, 126, 136,166 Harrison, Carol L. 147 Harrison, Richard D.120,175 Hart, Kevin 166 Hart, Lois Elizabeth e6,12o,13o, 181 Hart, Michael Glenn 186 Hart, Sandra Lynn 175 Hart, Timothy Lytle175 Hartvig, Gail Helen 166 Hatfield, janet Lea 186 Hawkins, Elaine 166 Hawkins, Elaine Marie 190 Haworth, Cecilia Hope 175 Hayes, john Folsom 64, 147 Hayes, Robert Paul 175 Hazen, Chris Hazen, Lida 186 Heidel, joel Heims, Dan Mark 31, 42, 147 Heinz, Todd 186 Helfend, Marie M. 175 Helgeson, Richard 166 Helgeson, Stephen j. 41, 135,186 Hemingway, Roger 166 Henderson, Donna Cate 30, 65, 175,1 Henderson, Eric Alan 187 Henderson, Terry Lee 175 Hendren, Floyd Graham 20 Hendricks, Stephen C.187 Hendrix, Elona Ann 147 Hendryx, james Norman 147 Hennig, Deanna Lynn 40,147 Hennig, Roxanne Rae 42, 190 Hensel, Michelle Henson, Derek 175 Henson, Meg 175 Herman, Sally 166 Hermann, Charles 147 Herrick, john 175 Herrmann, Pamela K. 27, 82, 147 Herron, Greg 190 Herscovitz, jeffrey S. 187 Herscovitz, june A. 108, 175 Herscovitz, Linda R. 166, 221 Herzog, Gary Heurung, Terrance W. 166 Hicks, Vincent 166 Higgison, Christopher Hillman, Pete 166 Hinchliff, Pamela M. 175 Hinkle, Robin Lynne 22,165 81 Hirsch, Margaret D.187 Hodgson, Charlotte E.187 Hoitink, Barbara jean 175 Hoitink, Tim 23, 27, 122, 126 Hollins, William 147 Holmes, Stella 45, 166 Holsapple, Ann C.175 Honeyman, Carlotta S. 22, 175 Honeyman, Stuart Alan 126,187 Hooten, Mari Michelle 187 Hooten, Michael L. 31,175 Hopkins, David Donn Horner, Sarah Kathryn 175 Howard, Sherrie Huff, Harvey 166 Hughes, B. Scott 175 Hughes, Donald 23, 27, 64, 103, 147 Huisman, Catharine F.175 Huisman, john E. 166 Hunt, Burr V. 122, 175 Hunt, Mary Ellen 187 Hunt, Randy 42, 55 Hurley, Nancy Louise 187 Hurst, janet Perchell 166 Hurst, William DFwson187 Huseman, Bever y 187 Huseman, Gale 166 Huseman, Lorna Huserik, Frank A. 42, 135,166 Huserik, Philip S. 42, 94, 187 Hutchison, Robert H.166 Hyde, Barton Darrow 42,126, 187 Hyde, Cameron George 123, 131,175 Ikeda, Fusaka166 Illias, Ann Elaine lllias, john Henry 39,147 Illias, Mark jeff 27 lllo, Dana E. 166 Imes, Randall D. 42,135 lpox, Della Mae 40,175 Irish, Edward Dennis 148 Irwin, Vicki Ann 166 lwai, Hiromi 28.40.59.108 jackson, Marion 175 jacky, Rachel 24, 28, 46, 47, 58, 158 jacobsen, David P.137,175 jacobsen, Peter E. 137 jacoby, Robbe Allen 175 jagielski, Susan 148 jenkins, Andrew Marty jenkins, Peter jewett, Janet L. za, 55, sa, 148 lobe, Sandy e johns, K vin johnson, Alan H.166 johnson, Charlene 148 johnson, Elizabeth A. johnson, George Cowen johnson, Gladys Anna 148 johnson, leanne M. 166 johnson, julie Ann 175 johnson, Linda jean johnson, Margaret A. johnson Milton Dale 39, 85, 98, 101, 148 johnson Peggy 176 johnson, Susan 166 johnson, William C. jones, Dave jones, Doris jones, jay Franklin jones, Sarah Ann 28,148 jordan, jennifer L. 52, 103,148 jordan, Nadine judd, Rebecca Ann 166 jumonville, Annette E. jumonville, Neil T. 166 Kadow, Donna joanne 166 Kalafate, Carmen M. Kalafate, Vincent C. 20,176 Kallstrom, janet M. 176 Kane, Michael Lauren 148 Kantor, Kim Susan 87, 166 Karney, Sharon Kasal,jon166 Kasal, Timothy Edward Katagiri, David Allen 133,172, 176 Katagiri, Stephen j. 135 Mong Katchis, Sotiria 220 Kegg, Belinda P. 148 Kein, Anne 108 Kelley, jr. Scott M. Kelley, Michael H. Kellow, Karen 176 KellYf lane Elizabeth 40, 41,137,148 Kelly, Stephanie H. 67, 166 Kem, Howard Newton 176 Kem, Marion 148 Kemper, Melissa Kennedy, Lester Kennedy, Phyllis C. 40, 176 Kennedy, Ronald j. 40, 167 Kent, james 148 Kent, jean 16, 34, 56, 69,148, 220 Keogh, Carmen Marie 190 Keppinger, john 176 Keseric, April Ann 174 Keseric, Carl Ketell, Melody Lynn 54,148 Kies, Caprice V. Kikes, Anthony james 126, 176 Kimbrell, Rebecca 52,148 Kimmel, Sarah 30, 88,108,148 Kinersly, jan King, Easter King, Florence King, Lili Marie King, Spencer Howard Kingston, Charles 167 Kinney, Kenneth M. Kinzel, Franz Alan 30,167 Kinzel, Maureen Kirby, Gerald 25, 40, 41, 119, 148 Kiring, Betsy 176 Klaner, Priscilla Ann 176 Klaus, Richard Lee 166 Klevit, Rachel Ellen Kloos, Thomas Edward 176 Knab, Charles Lee Knab, Kathryn E. 56, 167 Knoll, Nikki Sue 149,157 Kobayashi, Aileen A. 28, 40,129 Kobayashi, julius H. 179 Koepplin, Thomas D. 176 Koga, Dennis Michael 42, 176 Kontny, Edward james 94, 167 Kotchik, Georgia Lee 176 Kotchik, Marjorie j. 183 Krall, Becky jane 18, 36 Krall, Michael Adam Krausse, jeffery 109, 176 Krausse, Mary Ann 23, 27,101, 167 Kruger, Michael Gene Kubeck, William 176 Kudzia, Patricia M.167 Kudzia, Susan Helen Kurren, Barry Martin 18, 27, 46, 47, 57,101, 102 Ku rren, Beth Myra 41, 108, 176 Kurz, Vivian Fay 42,176 Kurzet, Reuel Louise 176 Kvernland, Eric Bruce 149 Kvernland, Gayle 190 Laakso, Ann Louise 119, 176 Laakso, Marc 19, 25, 57, 62, 66, 89, 101, 149 Laakso, Melody Sue Labadie, Andrew C. 41 Labarre, Marilyn j.176 Lacy, Deborah Ann 30,167 Lafromboise, Linda 167 Lampsa, Susan Rae 42, 176 Lamson, Steve Gregory 176 Landis, Sally Ann 108, 176 Landis, Sherri Lee 108 Landis, Susan 108, 149 Lange, Deborah Ann 42,167 Lange, Kathy Lynn 40, 41,149 Langfitt, Sandra M. 176 Langley, Scott 167 Langley, William M. 27, 30, 159 Lapham, Sarah Eileen Larkin, Sandra L. Larson, jeffry john Lashbaugh, Mark 167 Latou rette, Laurie Lawrence, james G. Lazarides, john 167 Lazarus, Frances Leary, Tom 167 Lee, Helen Louise 176 Lee, Marcia 149 Leeper, Arleta 167 Leeper, Richard 42 Lehm Leidy Leing an, Deborah , judy 176 ang, Gordon Leis, Danny Gene 20,176 Leis, Myron 149 Leite, Michael T. 149 Leo, Greg james 88,167 Leonard, Alan joseph 167 Leonard, Bonnie Kay 45 Leopold, Kayla Mary Leroy, Terese Irene 198 Lessing, David 167 Leudy, Cindy 167 Lewis, Annie Fay 45, 56, 66, 67, 149 Lewis , Clifford 176 Lewis, Danny Ray 176 Lewis Lewis , Kurt Allen , Gale 40,167 Lewis, Lorenzo Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lacro , Mike 149 , Patricia 102, 167 , Michael , Stephen B. sse, Candace R. Linde, Linda Kae Lindh jem, Christine M. 102, 16 Lintner, Steve Lyle 149 Lipman, Cynthia Dee 167 Lipman, Loree176 7 ao, 119, 120, Mayo, Robert 23, 27, 46, 47, 98, 101, 149 Mayo, Stephen 42,188 Mayoe, Suzy 177 Mays, john 40, 64, 99,101,134 Mays, Stanley Eugene 188 Mayther, Mary jane McArthur, Alan Hewett 23, 27, 101,168 McAulay, jan Marie 188 McCarthy, Alonda149 McCauley, juanita 5.29, 40, 168 McCauley, Michael R. 66, 188 McClendon, Sara Ann 40, 45, 168 McClincy, Cheryl L.188 McClinton, Carolyn j.40,168 McCollister, David B. 40, 135,139 McCollum, Melissa 188 McCray, Oliver McDaniel, Victor Gene 168 McDuffie, Michael 168 McFarland, Mary E. 177 McGrath, Terry R. 23, 27, 134,168 McGraw, Katherine A. 38, 40, 41, McGraw, Virginia 5.188 McGee, Dan Patrick 188 McGee, Marianne M.168 76 McGill, Margaret E. 29, 44,168, 218 Mclntosh, john D. 150 Mclntosh, Margaret j. 177 McKinney, Philip j. 168 McKinney, Tisa168 McLarty, Hugh jensen McMurran, jennifer 188 McNamee, David 64, 150 McPhee, Marsha 150 Meadows, Marlyss 44, 55, 150, 156 Meadows, Mike 40, 63, 100, 101 Melson, Henry F. Merrall, Gaylyn Merrell, judy Littlefield, Allen R.109,176 Littlefield, David R. 40,109,176 Livingstone, David 109, 176 Livingstone, Ernest Lockridge, Rowland Lockwood, Craig 176 Lockwood, Kirt Lolich, Christine M. 29, 40,167 Loomis, Charles M. Lovell, Eric 68, 81, 149 Lowe, Patricia Louise 176, 226 Lucke, jo Ellen 53, 73,119,149 Lulich, Karen Marie Lupkin, Richard 187 Lupp, George 177 Lurie, Erick Scott 177 Luyben, Lynn Marie 40, 41,177 MacDonald, Cheryl L.167 MacDonald, Dorothy M.177 MacDonald, jessica C. MacDonald, Ross 137, 167 Mace, Tom Edward Mackey, john Mackey, Robin 167 MacPherson, Elizabeth 177 Madden, john Michael 126,136 Madden, Molly L. 136, 167 Madden, Tim Maehara, Gary A.167 Maier, Carol Ann 44, 149, 220 Malarkey, Charles 167 Malcolm, Christopher 16, 19, 38, 62,149 Manlove, Michael Ray 100, 101, 167 Manlove, Sandra Fay 188 Manning, Lisa jean 188 Manning, Sally 40 Mannheimer, Robert 188 Mansfield, james H. Mansfield, Roy Keith 177 Marsh, Matt 149 Marsh, Sally 188 Marston, Brian 41 Mason, Elisabeth F. 167 Mason, Sarah M.188 Matschek, Charles R. 131, 167 Matza, jesse j. 168 Maxwell, Carol Ann 29, 31, 168 Mesenbrink, Beverly E. 188 Meskel, Marianne M.188 Meskel, Milo james 23, 27, 96,124, 150 Metz, Lyn K. 168 Metzger, janet Metzger, julie Nova 31, 42, 188 Meyer, Merilee 188 Meyer, Susanne Martha Middeke, janice E. 150 Mijo, james Michael 168 Milentijevic, Misha 168 Milestone, Elizabeth 177 Milestone, Marilyn K.150 Millar, Constance l. 188 Miller, Barbara C. Miller, Cynthia joy 177 Miller, Douglas 23, 27, 50 Miller, Elizabeth A.188 Miller, james 168 Miller, janette Miller, jeff 36, 52,188 Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller ,jeffrey Allen 36, 150,168 , jennie Lee188 ,joy Elisabeth 55, 168 , Kevin john 45, 51, 61, 91, 150 , Sharon 94,188 Miller, Steven H. Miller Miller , Steven james 177 , Wendy Louise 168 Mills, Leigh 135 Minderhout, Thomas Minnaugh, Brian 188 Mitchell, Robert C. 168 Monaco, Robert L. 42, 188 er, Beth Ellen 42, 188 Monger, Richard Bruce 168 Monroe, Alice V. 40, 168 Moore, Alice 218 Moore, Shirley 48, 150 Morehouse, Robert 135, 177 Morris, Sarah Ann Morris, Susan 150 Morrison, Cynthia L. 17, 24, 39, 136,150, 159 Morrison, David P. 27, 101, 168 Morse, Dwight 23, 27, 95, 135, 168 Morse, Elizabeth B. 41, 188 Morse, Robert Lee 36, 94, 95, 150 Moss, Nicholas Arthur 57, 136,150 Mostyn, Martha Lee 177 Muckle, jr. Dean G. 94, 188 Muller, Collette 220 Munson, jerri C. 168 Murray, Angela jean 188 Murray, jonean M. Murrell, David Eugene 188 Murrell, Pamela Anne 150 Murrell, Sandra Lee 177 Myers, Debora jean 168 Myers, Max Lavon 188 Myers, Patsy Ann 150 Nau, Frank Laurence 188 Nau, julie 137, 168 Nauman, Diana Lee 168 Nees, Brenda Neill, Thomas Howard 42, 188 Nelsen, Lynn Marie 150 Nelson,Bruce Emmett 177 Nelson, Daryl james 188 Nealey, David B. 135, 177 Nelson, Don Alexander 25, 40, 46, 47, 52, 151 Nelson, jim Mark 94, 135, 188 Nelson, Ricky 40, 41, 60,168 Nelson, Sandra Faye 177 Nelson, William H. 177 Nerheim, Patricia A. 151 New, julie Ellen 188 Newgard, james 20, 177 Peets, Elizabeth D. 40, 169 Pendergrass, Kim P.188 Pendergrass, Mark j. Pennington, joseph L. 40,135 Perry, Donna Lou 188 Perry, Sharon 177 Peterson, Alan R.151 Peterson, Bruce Alan 135, 188 Peterson, jim 169 Peterson, Leslie Anne 177 Peterson, Marjorie 188 Peterson, Martha G. 16, 181 Peterson, Randy 169 Peterson, Robert L. 135, 188 Peterson, Scott H. 136,169 Pfeiffer, Erika Ann 189 Phelps, jeanette Loel 169 Phillips, Margaret M. 177 Phipps, Anne 189 Pierce, jamie Blair 52, 151 Pierce, jary Nan 40, 55, 167 Pisotchi, Gyle G. Platt, Carolyn 189, 221 Pollock, john Clark 40, 151 Porath, Becky Kay 18, 22, 64, 81,151 Pope, Gail Edith 177 Potter, Alden 151 Pouldrn, Steven 178 Powell, Gary D. Powell, joseph A. Newton, Sandra 46, 47, 53, 66, 77,118,151 Niedermeyer, Deborah 188 Niles, john Lindsay 109, 188 Niles, Nancy 29, 30, 168 Norgard, john 168 Norman, Nancy E. 177 Norris, Randy 46, 47, 62, 81, 100,101, 134, 151 Norwood, Robyn 151 Nudelman, Leslie E. 151 Nugent, Sue 66, 177, 181 Nunn, Kitty Obrien, Katherine O.188 Oferrall, Riley K. 102 Oleary, Patricia Anne 40, 177 Oliver, Laurel Susan 40, 62,177 Ollerman, Betsy C. 188 Olsen, Cheryl Anne Olshen, Heidi 30, 151 Ophelan, Kathleen Ann 40, 41,168 Osborne, William B. 177 Osgood, George Neu 23, 101, 102, 272 Overall, Elaine 85, 169 Overall, james E. 188 Overall, Lucille E. Overby, Andy Overby, Donna Overton, Deborah A. 45 Overton, Terry Wayne 169 Packard, Donna Mae 169 Pade, Kathleen 169, 218 Palaske, Cathie May 151 Palaske, Chris jay 38, 102, 151 Palaske, Rick Pallay, Mark Alan 40, 169, 221 Prentice, Diane V. 169 Press, Phyllis Louise 189 Press, Stephen 20, 169 Prewitt, Gretchen M. 29, 169 Price, David Lewis Price, Hank 178 Price, jennifer 64, 68,151 Pringle, judy 189 Quinlan, jim 23, 27, 48,101,103,169 Rabbe, Chris 169 Raimondi, Charles 119, 151 Rambeau, Candace Randall, Barbara Lynn 189 Randall, Nancy jan Rankin, Anne C. 29, 169 Rankin, jeffrey M. 189 Rapp, jeffrey Gordon 31, 169 Rathe, Karen Marie 189 , Rau, james Ross 126,135,189 Rau, Richard Allen 69, 135 Rauw, Deni Marian 137,178 Recken, Roberta L. 29, 41, 169 Reed, Kelley Gene 178 Reed, Myron Freeman 20, 129, 178 Reed, Sharon 42, 169 Reeves, Katherine 38, 151 Rein, Amy Elizabeth 178 Reisner, jennie 178 Reisner, Mary 151 Rinker, Linda Kay Renshaw, Dirk 178 Requero, Rafael Reynolds, Robert M. 23, 27, 38,101, 102, 150 Rice, Benjamin Lee 189 Paluch, Alex 177 Parcher, john Curtis 20 Park, Lowell Park, Margaret E. Parker, George Thomas Parker, Margaret Ann 169 Parks, Christopher R.177 Paschal, Rockie Ann 169 Paterson, Andrew C. 23, 27, 40, 41, 151 Pattee, Valerie 169 Patten, Stuart 158 Patterson, Gayle W. 151 Patterson, jeffery L. 151, 157 Patterson, Patty jo 188 Patterson, Susan 188 Patty, Thomas F. 177 Paulsen, joni jan 177 Payton, Francine 40, 169 Pedersen, Ceseley j. 120, 177 Pederson, Steve 188 Pederson, Steve Gene Peerman, Donald Reed 169 Rice, Daniel Lewis 189 Richard, Barbara j. 152 Richard, Brian Edward 189 Richmond, jeffrey M.178 Richmond, Philip 85, 101,126, 152 Ricketts, Robert R. 169 Ricketts, Terry Ranae 189 Ricks, Sharon 169 Riddell, Catherine A. 41, 178 Ridgway, Franzi189 Ritter, Paula L.152 Rivers, Karen Yvonne 152 Rives, Helen 189 Rives, Nancy 189 Roberts, john M. 38, 102,152 Robertson, Dan 189 Robinson, Christopher 17, 23, 27, 85, 101, 123, 152 Rodemaker, Sheri Ann 170 Roe, john Timothy 169 Roemhild, Ruth 152 Roller, Pamela Rae Roper, William Ropiequet, Don 152 Ropiequet, Mark 169 Ropiequet, Suzanne 189 Rose, David Lee 169 Rose, jeffrey Steven 169 Rose, Paul Edward 189 Rosen, Nancy joy 189 Rosenau, Cynthia Lee 178 Rosenbaum, Kenneth L. 178 Rosenberg, Garth 178 Rosenfeld, Cathy j. 17, 39, 75, 82,152 Rosenfeld, Helen B. 28, 38, 54, 152 Ross, Gloria 29, 45, 103, 152 Ross, Nannie Grace 22, 42, 45, 178 Roth, Cynthia S. 169, 220 Roth, jennifer Lynn 189 Rout, Glenda M. Routt, Lee Rouzie, Melinda joan 178 Rueter, john Gorham 17,18, 19, 31,152 Rueter, Patty Anne 172, 178 Saito, Carolyn jo 169 saim, Cathy K.169 Saito, Robert Neil 126,189 Sandberg, Nancy j. 189, 221 Sandberg, Pamela Ann 169 Sandell, Scott Carter 94, 178 Sanders, Mason 178 Sargent, Charles D. 23, 27,126, 133, 170 Sargent, Mary Alice 189 Sasaki, jr. Paul K. 189 Satchell, Darrell R.170 Satchell, joseph Kim 189 Sater, Rhonda 152 Saunders, Paula 189 Sause, Cathryn 152 Sause, H. Richard 170 Savinar, David Harry 189 Savinar, Tad Lee Sawyer, Philip 109,170 Sawyer, Prudy Ellen 108, 178 Scales, Michael Allan 189 Schaaf, Linda Elaine 178 ' Schindele, Michael R.20,178 Schllp, Gail E. 170. Schmeer, William Schneider, joseph 176,189 Schoelz, Linda M.189 Schoen, Debra Lee 28,152 Schoen, Michael j.135 Schoepper, Michael E. 42, 189 Scholl, George Albert Scholze, Patricia L. Schulberg, Gail Mona 189 Schultz, Kathy jean 189 Schultz, Shirley Mae 152 Schuman, Dennis 23, 27, 52, 63, 86, 101 Schwab, jr. Dwight L. 189 Schwabe, Ann Michele 86,170 Schwabe, Ronald W. 135, 178 Schwartz, julie Ann 30, 36,136, 152 Scoles, Gary William 23, 27,152 Scott, Bonnie 152 Scott, Ricky Lee 189 Scranton, Laird 178 Scurry, Yvonne 152 Seastone, james V. 189 Sechrist, Foyea Rhae 154 Seco, Sandra 178 Seimears, Thomas 154 Senders, Kathy 189 Setvin, Gary M.178 Setvin, jody 41,170 Shaffer, Susan Shaughnessy, Alison 189 Shaughnessy, Deneece 154 Shaughnessy, Phillip 52,154 Shaughnessy, Steven B. 178 Shaver, George Dixon 78,178 Shaver, Mary Suzanne 189 Shaw, Alexandra Mary 29, 170 Sherwood, Virginia L.40,178,180 Shlim, Larry Frank 189 Shlim, Mark A. 23,170 Sidesinger, Hollis L.170 Simcich, Michael Simcich, Tina Louise 170 six, Rita Kay 170 Skamanich, Beverly J. 189 Skinner, loan 128, 154 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith I , Bradley Nathan Deborah Leah 28, 54, 72, 154 Donna Gene 189 Duncan Howard 58,189 Douglas Duane 135, 189 Smith Eddie 154 Smith Eric Starheim 178 Smith Evelyn W. 28, 55, 62, 154 Smith, Fabian 178 Smith, Gary Allen Smith, Gloria jean 154 Smith Lula 45, 189 Smith Martha lane178 Smith Nancy 170 Smith Nancy Larson 154 Smith Smith Pamela lean 41, 128 Patrick Scott Smith Peggy Eileen 154, 220 Smith Randy A. Smith Richard Dennis 20 Smith Roland 178 Smith Scott Smith, Steve 178 Smith, Sue P. 40,170 Smith, Toni 154 Smith W. Boyce Fenton 170 Snapp, Charles Paul 155 Snedecor, Scott P. 178 Snell, Kitty 170 Snodgrass, john R. 23, 27, 137, 170 Snyder, Ann Rippey170 Snyder, Marshall L. Soga, jerry H. 23, 27, 57, 80, 85,101,154 Sommers, Renee 189 Songer, Patricia N. 154 Sorensen, Allan Craig 189 Sparkman, Eric 41,154 Sparks, Cynthia Lou 178 Spear, Hamilton E. 101, 170 Spellman, Rebecca 178 Spiegel, Donald K. 170 Spratlen, loan Cheryl 120, 178 Sproat, Melinda jo 178 Stahly, Dana D. Stanbery, lulie Anne 170 Staples, lames Virgel 189 Stark, Bob 154 Stearns, Linda Diane 189 Steed, Mike H. 69, 170 Steeves, Tim Stember, Christine 189 Stember, Shannon 178 Stenger, lana Alice 28,154, 220 Stephens, Shelley Dee 28, 38,154 Stevens, Cheryl Ann 29,170 Stevens, jim 170 Stevens, William Hart 131, 188 Stevenson, George 170 Stevenson, Iohn K. Stevenson, Scott Stockert, john Stosh, Moses 170 Stoughton, Michele 189 Strode, Lauren 154 Stromquist, Karen Ann 42,170 Sugg, Terry lean 40,170 Sullivan, janet170 Summers, David Darrel Sundquist, Laverna M. 178 Sutton, Geoffrey 170 Sutton, Michael S. 189 Swan, Susan V. 184 Swenson, Mark Sidney 23, 25, 103, 154 Taggart, Mark Louis 41,109 Tallent,1oy Ann 6, 7, 91,119,154 Talton, Anita Louise 40, 41, 61, 170 Tanaka, Merianne M.170 Tatum, Mary 22, 23, 54, 102,137,170 Taubman, Gary Richard 36, 135,178 Taylor, Lauri Rae 108, 109, 178 Taylor, Lloyd 135 Taylor, Walter 41,178 Tharp, Margaret 64, 170,178 Tharp, Molly Thatcher, Margaret Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Thea R. 190 Thompson, Ann E. 31, 137, 178, 181 Thompson, Carol 179 Thompson, George Timmerman, Dolph R. 126, 135, 184, 190 Todd, Debra 66,103,154 Todd, lonet Elaine 154 Todd, Patricia 5.190 Todd, Theodora Anne 190 Tonkin, Alan Baron 17,18, 23, 27, 103,122, 170 Topp, lohn Wesley 190 Torbenson, Marcy Lynn 190 Tredup, Patricia A. 179, 190 Trent, loel 179 Trip, Susan Ilean 189 Trostad, Erika 190 Trudeau, George john 42, 179 Tucker, Dann Rogers 171 Tucker, Mavia155 Tucker, Shelley Dawn 40,155 Tucker, Tom Raymond 171 Turnbull, Eric W. 190 Tysell, Bruce Underwood, Christine 155 Underwood, Denise T.171 Unkeles, Kenneth 1.23, 27, 101, 103,171 Usher, Gordon G.68, 126, 135,190 Utzinger, Denise june 7, 81, 82,119, 115 Utzinger, loan Marie 22, 60, 171 Wassam, Nancyl. 108, 136,190 Waters, Spu rgin M. 61, 79 Watson, Darby L.40,179 Weatherspoon, Gayle A. 155 Weaver, Kim Donovan 42, 190 Webb, Charlette A. 171 Weber, Bruce Weber, Nancy 171 Weller, Kimberly Ann 190 Wellings, Anne K. 171 Wellings, Elizabeth N. 190 Wells, Carole L. 29, 75, 171 Wells, Kelly 42,171 Wells, Willie Rosasco 179 Weskopf, Marta 179 West, Daniel Max 179 Westfall, Dorothy Westfall, Richard White, Beth 179 White, Jacqueline Whiteman, Carman 1. 28, 155 Whiteman, Patsy Mae 190 Whiting, Gary Whiting, William Wickham, Hazel Ann Wienecke, David L.17, 23, 27, 94,132 Wilder, Beverly Gail 190 Wildermuth, Carole A. 171 wilhelmi, John 17, 23, 27, 39, 53, 64, 101 Wilks, Susan Cheri 190 Williams, Marcia 155 Williams, Nancy Ann 54,155 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Wilson Carol Ann 155 Deborah Lee 45, 155 , lames Edward 155 , Mervin Wayne 42, 179 Wilson, Vanburen,1ohn H.48, 101,171 Vanbuski Vandercook, lan Irene 38, 158 rk, Patricia 179 Vanloo, Gloria Lynn 155 Vanslyke, Albert 155 Vaughan , Margot C. 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