Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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M 42- 5 x 5 J Q f Mm, G xi an s V Eff A f , 4 fz 26' Ki ,z ff, , 1 A..,,,,,,,mWnmw Senior Class Officers 'll Carol Bre tz Vice -President Jim Fitzgerald Treasurer Steve Smith President Sue Koinzan S ecretary -I VC' We 44' A is v fi'- sr 4 in iii YB. ff'?g v P 6 ia it s f, K f 1 . 4 , :fi Q' ,LA M .4 Jivxkfx If f 1 K4 x 29- 'nf Abbott, john Adamson, Karen Allstun Walter Amreln, Robert Abeyta, Juanita Aigner, Phillip Almire, Mary Anderson Carl Allen, Susan Altman Linda Anderson, Susan WW' ,aff S IORS Anfield, Sharon Angelucci, Chuck Armstrong, Yvonne Arndt, Linda Asay Judy ,wwf Q aff? Aug'uStiI1e, Pam Ayers, Robert Badger, Lois Bair, Sandra Baker Vxckey SENIORS ' Ball, Carl Batiuk, George Beckel, Gloria Benz, Bob Ball, james Bauman, Kay Beeson, Ray Barron, john Baxter, Valory Belcher, Wayne Best, David .r Bradford, Beverly Bradish, john Brecht, Mike Brestal, Judy Bretz, Carol SENIORS Budgeman, Dave Brown, Stan Brunclige, Ralph Bruns, Craig Bulaacek, Adolph Burdick, Sharon B 'tt D tl BUYIQYI ROY Bimiglj siiagf Carpenter, Lanny Bukacek, john Cassidente, Ronald Clarvella, Mlke Chapman, Nancy Clark, Douglas Cochran, Charles Coleman, Donald Clary, Paul Corbridge, Clark Cobb, Carolyn Cohen, Carol Cody, Charlotte Colt, Pe te r SE IORS Cordova, Gracie Crane, Donna Craven, Shirley Dale. Carol Dallas Cheryl Del-Ierrera, Larry Demmel, Connie Dilley, Pat . figs 24 K ,Ss ' Davidson, Ronald Delants, Armanda Diethorn, JHIIICC SENIORS Dapp, David Delano, Kathie Dick, Lynda Dillon, Dwight Dillon, Gary Dix, Kenneth Dixon, Ronald Dodson, Barbara ia . Rf 4'-v' Dominguez, Carole Dooley, Randy Douglas, Cathy Dowling, Lynda Downes, Marilyn DuBo1s Violet Lvg I O RS Dunbar C arolyn Edwards, Denny Eppe rson, Judy Edlun, Betty Epperson, Barbara Estrada, Bob Facey, Trissa DuVa11, George Effland, Ben Erskine, Susan Farmer, LaRue iw Q is Fellows, Don Fesmire, Wilmer Feuerstein, jerry Fisher, David Fitzgerald, james Force, james Freeburne, Ted French, Robert Fullerton, john Gallagher, Barb ara Gafdella , TOFH Foster, Jerry Garland, Tina Fritz, Bob Gaylord, Linda Garcia, Emma Gesner, janet Giersch, Judy Golden, jim Gentle man, Debbie George , Elaine Gessing, Thomas Gllstrap, Doris Gonzales, Alberta Giddings, Paul Glenn, joe Gonzales, William SE IURS Cow, Gerry Grace, Brien Gray, Judith Green, Marcia Griswold llm Grooters, jay Grospiron Alvin Groves, Don Gurian, Mike Haliw, Janice Gross, Kennelih Groves, Gary Gunde xson Dennis Gutierrez, julie Gutlerrez at Hall, Linda Hamel, james Hamilton, Andy Hammond, Bob Hancock, Bob Hansen, Janice iw' L 1 . , 2 : -f Qi NM' i Hansen, Robert Harris, Donna Harris, Larry Harris, Virginia Hart, Patricia Harvey, Harold He ath, Diana Henderson, Carol Hicks , Theodore I-Iauck, Gary Heffneider, Ellouise Hibbert, jack 7- 1, 3 wg- 'lwgik fq yx ' . -31 .- f fl, Q5,i,2 ,-le Havlat, julie Heikes, Ka thy Hibbe rt, Linda Hight, Wayne W1 'QA Hinkle, Russell Hobson, john l-Ioffschneider, Douglas Holmes, jim Holtam L1nda Holway, Donna Houghes, Micheal Hughes, jun I-loss, Carol Hudson, Walker Hunt, Ken Hurlburt, Connie ggf33f:i'C5f5i1eS JSCRSOH, Shari 7 Hughes, Linda jackson, Shirley Jacobs, Margare t johnson, Sharon jones , Loren jungck, Carol justice, Tom Jacobs, judy johnson, LaDonna johnson, Suzanne jones, Sherry johnson, Larry Jones, Le Roy ff S K? juergens, Dan Kehoe, Edward Keiser, Phil Kenny, Ron Kerns, Michael Kester, Judy Knight, jo Koehl or , Melody Kotzi as , Beth Kustas, Frances Kessler, Karole Kippes, Richard Knight, Robert Koinzan, Susan LaCrue, Richard Khnger, Erleen Kobernus, Marjorie Kolb, Les11e Lafferty, Cynthia Laird, Larry Lamb, jim Langsteiner, Marleen Lawless, Larry Lawson, Joyce Lechman Loree IOR Lee Lorma Lent Daryle Lewis Cassandra Leonard Ann Lew1s, Jem E Lmd, Shlrley Lmdsay, james Lelby, Pat Lmstrom, Mz1rg1e Le Sueur, Steve Lewis, Richard -af' ff' wi Qfr Locklin, De Lodge, Patricia Loomis, jim Lopez, Cynthia ,,E IORS Madden, Diane Marchetti, Karylyn Marshall, james Madrid Gloria . . h , Martin, Mic ael Marker, Walt Marston, Bobetta Magee, Ron Marone, Pat Martin, Larry Martin, Patrick Ludka , Authur Martine Z, Je rry Martine z, Richard M axson, C hristine McDaniel, Kathy Martine z, Maryann Matthews, Judy Mayo, jerry McElroy, Bill Mattingly, jim McCormick, Tom McKinney, Ginny McLaughlin, Douglas McLaughlin, james McMacken, Brenda McMahon, Marjorie McNabb, Babara Medel, Clara Mehrens, Barbara Monroe, Glenn Morrow, Patricia Medina, Jerry Meehan, Tom Metter, Marlene Morehead, Judy IDR Metcalf, Nancy Moore, Roxena Morton, David Mumford, joe Nackerud, Connie Nelson, Ronald Netherly, Richard Newlander Ronald 34 Newman, Nancy Newsom, Linda Nielson, Lloyd Nilson, Claudia Nolin, Larry Nourie, Sandi Oaks, Phil Ogden, Judy Pahel, Michael IOR Novak, Mzlry Olson, Larry O'Brien, Dave Ottosen, Judy WE? Nye, Sam 35 Oetlaen Dgirel Padget, Miehael Palmer, Judith F W i E f r I I i Parenteau, Marilyn Parker, Connie Parker, Ronnie Parrott, Carol Parsons, Phyllis Pedgrift, Becky Pe rkins, Larry Pinney, Veda IGH Patterson, Barbara Penn, Roger Peterson, Craig 36 Payne Marjory Perdew, Nancy Pickup, Cathy Poet, Glenna wi' -'f M' Parsons, Ruth Pogue, Briggs Preston, Richard Price, Juanita Rames, Gary Reed, Gary Price, Deryn Prior, Paul Probst, 11m Rand, Nancy Redmond, Mary Reed, Ron Reeser, Warner Reid, Tom Riedel, James Ritchey, Randall Roarick, Shirley 37 -4:7 ROIJHISOI1, Eudova Rogers, Rlehard Roper, Larry Rounds, Andy Ross, Eloise Russell. Louls Suluy. Adrezma Rothius, Margue Ute Russell. Nancy ,vw Szzgrillo. Jacque Sehzlup, jzmiee SENIUR Sehersehlight. Gene Sehroth, David Selheim, john Sewer. Semra Seymour ine 38 Shrum, Dave Sipe, Judi Shanks, Ronald Shayler, Gary Sheets, Shelia Skipton, Al Smith, Judy Smith, Shary Sisco, LaVon.ne 1'1 E IOR Skill man, Charlotte S mith, jerry S mith, Robert Skeen, Margie Slade, john Smith, Louise Smith, Steve 39 Smith, Suzi Snider, Tom Sonnenberg, Sandra Spencer, Valerie Spurgin, Charlotte IOR Stearns, Ruthie S tanger, Sharon Staab, Pam Stevens, Sharon Stewart, Sherry Sutherland, Beverly Stallings, Karon Stevens, Robert Stringer, Darlene 40 Suder, Gayle Sutherland, jesse Sutphin, janet Tafoya, Erlinda Taylor, Brian Thims, Carol Th ompson, Larry Talbow, joan Taylor, Sharon Theurer, Terri Thomn, P21fSY Tl10mP50Hf Barb-U3 Thompson, Richard Thrapp, Carolyn Tomlin, Betty Toren, Bob Torrez, Anita Townsend, Diane 41 W Y' ' Q E E E A l r , 1 , , r I V l 1 1 -23,, ..7 True, Pat Trujillo, Arthur ,i-ed Tucke r, Mina Urbach, Gerald .XJ as 31 '.,:i ' . X ' .EQFQ 'l V VanLoon, Dan 1 I ff. 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F Buxke Inper, Christine Cagle, Carol Caldwell, Campbell, Pat Margaret Cannady, Dennis ra , 2-fr ' L Carlson, Robert Carney, Tony Carr, Diana Chambers, Terrance Chase, Sheryl Chavez, David Christrnan, Tennie Ciarvella, Arlene Clark, Don C alvaresa, janet Caplan, Murray Cahill, Mike Cardinal, Karen Carroll, Bonnie Carson, Linda Carwin, Kenneth Claybe rg, Craig Claypool, Judy Coffey, Margaret Colosacco, Pam Converse, Sharon Cook, Sally S Coombe, John Corrigan, Sharleen Crawford, Sue Cottrell, David Coulter, Stephen Crabb, Sarah Crandall, Marilyn Crona, jim Davenport, Betty DeHerrera, Lillian Dennis, Linda Cronin, Karen Curtis, Erith Dale, Cheri Dale, Robert Darrow, Judy Davis, Audrey Depperschmidt, Davis, john Davis, Judith Dawson, Linda jan Detwiler, Sheryl Dick, Sharon Dill, john 11,2 'fa-If Dopson, Greg Duane, Pam Ekstrom, Sally Dilley, Chai-lotta Dinsmore, Dona Disbrow, Marilyn Donaldson, S Dwyer, Sandra Dysart, jacquelyn Eastwood, Judy Cathie Eichner, Hal Erickson, Bob Felder, Janice Fitzwater, Judy Ewald, Pete Flannery, Gail Eyerly, Judy Farkash, Majorie Farmer, Allen Farrell, Claudia Ferguson, Cyndy Fetter, Dori Fields, Sherry Fitzgerald, Larry Force, Ellen Fortna, Steven Fowler, Sue Fraker, Doreen ' G--1 Francis, Jeannine Frank, Danny Gallegos, George M. A: ., 5 . . I M 3 ,wi v A hy as 3 5 ii l 'U r 5 3 si X V1 ,. , ' JA ff? Garcia, Patricia German, Dave Geurin, Edward Goodwin, Pace Graham, Susan Graves, Marlene Greeno, Glenn Grizzle, jean Groom, Donna Frazzini, john French, john Frye, Sharon Fugget, jim Fulkerson, Glenda Fullerton, Linda Gabbert, Ron Galey, Pat Giddings, Sandy Gindre, julie Greenmeyer, Sandy Grube r, Ernie Gleason, Cheri Goddard , Cathy Gutierrez, Dan Hammond, Kathie wr' Y Hanel, joe Hansen, janet Hartman, john Hansen, joan Harris, Sharron Harrison, Cindy Harrison, john Harrison, Judy Hart, Annie Hastings, Sandy Hatch, Ronald Hauck, Bonnie Hawkins, Edward Heitert, Kathy Hendrickson, Henderson, Linda Gail Henk, Stanley Herrmann, Vivian Hesse, Bruce Heustis, Mary High, Olivia Hill, Mary Harrison, Jayne Hartley, Don Hill, Pat Henderson, Gerald Henderson, Harold Hines, john Hoff, Susan I-Ioltam, Jim Howes, Thomas Hupfer, Carolyn Ingram, Ron 5 , L ,,, 6 .- .: M: MH. l Holschuh, jan Hook, Cheryl Howell, Peter . I '5' ,K lg , ,., ,zlzt Hoffschneider, Hogan, Mike Hogan, Trish Larry Hornkohl, Leann Howell, Donald Horton, Jim mug., ,ge - . 5 -:Mai , fi, tb 0 4 l Huck, Pamela Jacobsen, Chris Huckeba, Willis Hughes, Cheryl Huff, Gretchen Hunter, Sandra Hupp, Par Jaeger, Robert Huston, Noreen Hutchens, Don Ingle, Cass Jamison, Mary jarrell, Harold johnson, Gary def TH? Z' johnson, Helen Lamb, Martha Kunz, Carol Krys, Joan Kreps, Steve Kramer, Mary Kramb, Alice Koehler, Pat ,id Krug, jack Kretzinger, Linda Koehler, janet V-.. F i Knotts, jarne s Keyton, Ed Kaufman, Leroy Katrien, Jerry f L lll'll Knight, Ruth Kitzman, Wesley Kincade, Edward Killan, Gene Kilgore, Randy Keyser, Edward Kelly, Mike Keller, Nancy Keeney, Shirley Kasson, Anita Justus, Philip johnson, Pam johnson, joan Af L! Lamping, Ed Landis, Toni Levenhagen, Linda I L I 1, - ' Leibbrand, john Leighton, jackie Leyba, Sandi Lidikay, Karen Light, Linda Lira, Carol LO1'1g, Barbara Lopez, Robert Losey, jean Lubinski, Robert Lucero, Elaine Lundquist, Neal LyVere, Paul MacDonald, Carol is aw V Langton, Mike Larew, Dean Lathrop, Diane Lawson, Bonnie Leslie, Ken LeVan, Vicki Lira, Patricia ff' Lisle, Gerald Litle, George Magnie, Vicki Malin, Martha Manion, Larry Markell, Bev Maxwell, Patsy Wi -ff' McC1ung, Sam McDaniel, jean McGuire, Neil McGuire, jim McNamara, jan McQuaid, james if E Markovich, Toni Marquez, Carol Marshall, Carol Martinez, Linda Martinez, Mary Mason, Linda McDermott, Sherry McKenna, jim Melphy, Ralph M .QL jl li L, 1. L McDe rmott, McDonald, john Trudy McMullen, Jeanie Meisinge r, Shirley Martin, Barbara Matthews, Yuvonna rn, -- a Ei? Miller, Carolyn McDougal, Diane McElroy, Ann Miller, Sheryl Qaff r Miller, Shirley Mitchell, Mike Monez, Laura Montagne, Moore, Jeanette Morey, Marsha Mugge, Kay w.,,ft , - - f'f?isS. ff,-fl-in Morris, Paulette Morton, Kathy Moses, Sue Connie Muniz, jackie Murphy, Charles Nance, Cheryl Newland, Richard Moss, Steve Murphy, Paul Nau, Ruth Nichols, Rita wud Mycka, Jean Myer, Richard Neff, Karen Neighbor, Karen Nichol, Shirley Nicholson, Sandy Mullennix, Len Nade au, Pauline Nelson, Judy Nelson, Shirley ,au . M, , 2 ,HM Nicoletti, John Nieman, Oaks, Carol Jacqueline O'Brien Eloise Ore tga, Kenny O'Reilly, Patricia Pa inter, Susie Parsons, Marilyn Partridge, Zay Nydam, janet Nylander, Larry O'Neall, janet Norfleet, Janette Nozot, Linda Olguin, Gloria Olinger, Oliver Ostermiller, Judy Owens, Patricia Pacheco, Padilla, Vickie Maureen Parke r, Sandi Paul, Lucy Palmer, Joyce Potter, Alice Patten, Dennis Paul, Leonard Paiz, Ronald Pate, Donna . fggglf?5yf2'?FfW21 ff! ., f 1 at . .:: .ff fgwgjhz-Nfl: ' - - -a ' , -N4 -' is ,,.,, I .q .wk H 51 5' 'V ...... X 4 'Se F it 5-'I' Pedersen, Cheryl Pell, Judi J t si' uk A H X 6' gf t Pickrel, Pam rf' Perito, Carolyn Petersen, Harry Pfenning, Ken Phelps, Sandra Phillips, Jan Phillips, Jennie Phipps, Linda Pickens, Mike Pierpoint, Nancy Poole, Carole Porch, Dennis Purdy, Karen Purcell, Verene Quisenberry, Pyatt, JoAnn Potts, Alberta Powell, Linda Quick, Elton Quinn, Duane April C' Ragan, Mike Rahne, Terry Pray, George Proctor, Thomas Raichart, Mike Randolph, Gary 'un-v'?'V if rw aw - li H Rathbun, Deanne Rebich, Michael Riedel, Donna Recktenwald, Reed, Brian Reed, joneen ReiSdOrff, Elaine Craig Rhynard, Carol Richards, Dick Rickey, Nancy Rendler, Sue Rios, Olaf Roberts, Fred Roecker, Linda Romero, Shirley Rossi, John Roundtree, Tom nf' Roberts, julia Ross, Carol Rueff, Michele - Roberts, Nita Robe rtson, Bonnie Ross, Dennis Ruesch, Robert Russell, Anita -al 4--..-Q9 Robison, Diane Rodriguez, Irvin Russell, Mike wx, -f fir 4 Schempp, Sharon Schilz, Randy Sears, Duane ilin ,, A , A.5: i DT . ,. 5 5 ,Q wiv . ,i:P:g 5 , i S '-in .. ' M N' N? e ffgk ,W x S 'is' . .ff2.: an P l Ruybal, Robert Rybolt, Carol Ryden, Jerome Sagrillo, Carolyn Schmidt, Darlene Schroeder, Gary Schultz, Ann Sealy, Ira Sekerak, Steven Sherman, Deanna Single ton, Sandra is .if yylex'-g4f,i way - Senti, Bo Sipe, ju j' .of - ' gf, I ff' 'I . 1,30 -, ind N 4 M K i 'P - ..rl, RJ nnie Senti, Connie Shaw, Bob Shebesta, Karen Shedd, Gary Shinaut, Donna Shirley, Karen Shy, Linda Simpson, Danny Sisneros, Lee Roy Skidmore, Glenda Slatten, Brent Sletvold, Robert lie 411 Smith, Marilyn Smith, Pat Spence, Deleta Slife, jim Smith, Cherryl Smith, Cindy Smith, Dianna Smith, Vicki Sneddon, Judy Soderquist, Spaar, Sheri Sharon ,J we T E Q Spurrier, Chuck Stanley, Carla Stedman, Clifford Sterkel, Rod Stevenson, Linda Streiffert, Stewart, Barbara Russell Stubert, Frank Sutphin, Barbara Taylor, Michael Taylor, Naomi Tebow, Linda Terry, Tanya Springer, Shari Stevenson, Penny Swearengin, Swann, Scott Phyllis Thiede, Robert Thielke, Ianice Tower, judy 9' Trane, Larry Travis, Barbara Trickcy, Barbara Tucker, Guida Turner, Martin Urioste, Lucy Vandekerk, Del Vasquez, Rudy Velasquez, Laura ...af Thompson, jerry TIWOJUPSOU, Thompson, Pat Thrapp, Loyd Timian, Leslie MHTUYU Tompkins, Ron Torp, john Timmons, Sonja Trill, Philip True, Linda 5 31: Valdez, Phyllis I ' I Vercelli, jacki fi- L ,I ' '. Q 1, ..f ....'1 ' Trueblood, Richard 9 Truijillo, David V Vessey, Diana Vick, John Lll', l1,ff 65 Vogt, Vickie Wagnon, Beverly Watson, Mona Wallis, Janice Wamser, Bill Wait, Cherie Walker, Chifford Walker, Cindy Walker, Susan Wanczyk, Philip Watson, Mary WHUE, Ronald Weathezs, john Weist, David Welch, Dan Welch, Karen Wickenhauser, Wesley, Stan Wever, Don Whaley, Susan Charlotte Wiggans, Fred Wilbom, Judi Wiley, Dana Willey, Tom Wells, Barbara Wenzinge r, Gary Williams, Garry Williams, jeneane i J Y 'Saw 3 . -r li-if . 5 I Williams, jeneone Williams, Kathy Williams, Rodney Williams, Sandra Wilson, Pat Wilson, Paulette Winldepleck, Witbeck, Sue Linda Furrer, Barbara Wright, Judy Wright, Marilyn Williamson, julie Wilson, Bruce Wood, Mary Young, Norman Zie reis , Sue IUNIORS ---- wouldn't you know it! ix Sophomore Class Officers Robyn Wilkins Se cretary Greg Sulhvan President Karen Hunter Treasurer Lana Colhns Vice -Pre sident W Jvg , Aanonson, Mark Aardal, Dan Abeyta, L1nda Albertson, Lmda Allen, Ivhchael Aulsona BQUTY Allen, Trent Almire, Donna Amos, Sue Anderson, Donna Anderson, Gay Arndt, Bob Ashton, Nancy Anderson, M1ke Arnnjo, Joyce Baird Dale 3 Andrade, james Atkmson, Gary Ba1rn, Charles Baker, Dennis Baker, Cathleen Baker, Mary Baker, Sharon 5 I X Ball, Gary Ball, Susan Banks, joan Barrionuevo, Barry, Kathy Batiuk, Susan Ivan , ,, Bauer, Steve Bebo, Denny Beckel Beeler, Susan Billings, Mike Bingha Blaylock, Sally Na-it Blondo, Sandi r -a , Boardman, Gary J., a . at R, W .. E 5 .df Bohnet, Walter Baxter, Charlotte Beeson, Sandra Blessing, Kristi i S 2 Wi ?::, 1 B, ' s . I X' 9 46 if ,A if do ,f , Nancy Be atty, S andra Beedle, Gary Benz, Betty Benns, Gary Beyer, Barbara m, Gayla Bishop, Karen Black, james Blakely, Ronnie Blewitt, Renee Bohlen, Don 4, if '11 w If ki , gig Book, Carol Booker, Lois Borden, jo Borden, Borke, Boss, Gail Ann Karyn Robert 1 l 3 4 3 3 3 1 l LBA! Bowe n, Robe rt Bradley, VICK1 Bretz, Kathy Burns, Randy Burns, Sharon Brock, Pam Burrows, Nancy Campbell, Carolyn Bowyer, Karen Braddy, Lynn Brady, Belinda Bre rnne r, Paul Brockel, janet Bujaci, Bob Buschy, Gary Butz, Judy Cardwell, Barbara Carr, Linda Cleary, Mary Io Cloepfil, Cathy Close, Kathy Clover, Monica Coleman, Eli Collins, Lana Colwcll, Congram, Conover, Conzelrnan Linda To m Lind a Yvonne 7 2 8 Cook, Nancy Copps, Thomas Cordova, Arnold Cordova, Delores Coulter, jay Cowan, Heather Cross, Greg Crouse, Karen Danford, Linda Daniels, Rebecca Dardano, Loretta Davis, Betty Day, Ronald Corbin, Barbara Cornelius, S te pllilflle Crawford, Peggy Crist, Lar TY ,Ml Cox, Jessie 3, Q Cruth, Edward Cuhel, Barbara Curtis, Barbara Daniels, Warren Dawson, john Dean DeBe11, Deerman, Del-laan, Denny, De twiler, Barbara Karen Sandi Jeanne Flo-Retta Michael Diehl, joan D iethorn, C hris Dinsmore , Janice Disbrow, Gloria Dixon, Ardyce Dodd, Debra Dunc an, jane t Dunlap, jackie Eaton, Larry Eldredge, Patricia Ellis, Nancy L. Elrod, Virginia Emmons, Chuck Dietz, Margare te Dittenbe r, Robert Drennan Lana Dominguez, Marcie - f 9 3 .QW Duke, Bob T 1 .ami E' 529 .iff Durfee, Donna Durkop, jerry Dytri, Sheelagh Ellis, Nancy J. Elston, janet fi, RJ l Enlow, Linda Erickson, Facey, Don Fancher, Fanning, Fark ash, Beverly Robert Kenneth Susan Fe igt, Larry Ferguson, Pat F1SCCObI'1DO, Sue Fielder, Victor Fields, Kathy AIN '-at JFK , , ,..,.. .. Forster, Diane Fle ischacker, Linda Ford, julie Frank, Carol Frint, Ronald Felts, Robert Fenton, Danny Fetterhoff, Karen Fey, Marlene Fillenberg, Carol Fillenberg, Cheryl Fowler, Edward Frandsen, Clark Freeman, Robert Freitag, Janet Frye , Terry Fulkrod, Cheryl Gade, Terry Galey, Mike Galt, Suzanne Garcia, Gamer, Sue Gauthier, Gememhardt, Andrea Cliff Georgia Gerber, Glenda Giarmoble, Richard Giddings, Marty Gie rhart, Jerry Givens, Barbara Glackin, Nita Godsey, Terry Gonzales, Eva Gordon, Che ryl Gordon, Bill Grace, JoAnne Graham, Judy Grant, Stuart Giauque, Mickie Givan, Sharon Godsey, Judy Goddard, Mick Gloyd, Suze tte ' Gonzales, Joan Good, Donald Goodman, Bruce Gordon, Rick rant, Janet Gravning, Gray, Charles Green, Janie Greene, Kathy Greenough, Griffin, Dale Gail Grlzzle , Kay Haberkorn, Kay Hamilton, Larry Hanlin, Linda Hansen, Patricia ' Y t ew I n L . X f Q, ma s i 1 . ,.,. ,sf Haska, Sandra Harris, Rodney Harris, Rusty Hayes, Lonnie He nning, jane t ma . ' ..,,:,f:- M. H, N A, , ,Yi --ma . .,,.,f:v, -L A 7 - - an , , j H . . -gt L ' Wi ' A V ' Grossklags, Peggy Gutie rrez, Gloria Hager, Donna Halfacre, Margie Hanson, Bruce Hardwick, Cindy Hauff, Karen Havens, Toni Hayes, Susan Henderson, julie Hibbe rt, Pat Higlitowe r, Ellen Hileman, Audrey Hills, Harold Hooks, Te rri Hodges, Hogan, Holcomb , Holland juanelle je anne Leroy Paul PM .,,.,,,,, .- YS' E E r E I Y I E L E E I s E L F I F I 1 f i E I i s E ? E Holt, Dawn Honnoll, Janice I-loughes, Louise Hubbart, Don Hume, Kathy Hutchins, Larry Hussion, Sandra Huston, Sally Irwin, Judy jackson, George Holt, Virginia I-Ioneycutt, Carol Homing Steve Horton, Lynda Hunte r, Karen Hurst, Sharon Ideen, Candice Inglis, jean jackson, Cyndi jackson, Daniel Jackson, Sharon Jacobs, Donald Jac obson, Peggy james, Linda Janssen, Ann Jenkins, jay Jensen, Gary johannessen, Johnson, Larry Be ve rly johnson, Cherrie Johnson, Greg johnson, Jeanie Johnson, jeannene johnson, Vicki jones, Susanne Keck, Diane Keller, Tom Kidne igh, Julie Kidney, Jerry Knight, Harold Knowlton, Steve Kouns, Kim Johnson, Harley johnson, Robert Kasin, Linda Kayton, Judy Kaiser, Linda ff-Wifi' Qi Mar .mug ,, ,, ,., I Si Kenny, D avid Kerby, Donna Kerns, Susan Kipp, jo Ann Koller, Annemarie iugler, Laura Ladwig, Beth Laird, Linda Lamb, Kit Lamorie, Lamping, Ann Andrew rw, 'lx ' . -- :seize 4 ' : 3:52 1.-L L f f i iw M, Q 1 I Nr 4' .. 1-'if H r R Egg? if rf X1 s, in: SX af K X K ,mr Q as It qs a Q 4 ,, N f s 1 ,wi 4, ,ms Siinff n 'GiQ?izaa:::2..:':-.rag-, .-iq,,.?sL . 3 'N 1 .-. Kiley ? ,Pele 1 1 E15 KX as 5,5 or IS as ,V Q1 rx fe ww -- Ms ia. ' K in Land, Sue Larson, Craig Lechman, Pam Le dbe tte r, C arol Legros, Dure ne Lemay, Roy Libsack, Vickie Light, Richard Locklin, Dixie Loechel, Dan Loomis, Curt Long, Merri Kay Lopc: z, Barbara ,Nu Lawson, Linda Q 1 if E? N r X ,' 'IW ,af :ir ,a.i,.1: ,rr - 12.1 . Lent, Lesh Lee pe r, Duane Lesse r, Roge r Lester, Sandy Lindvali, Marie Little, David Lockhart, Pamela Lombard, Sherry Long, Therese a H .,n.,W,f - M- ig: ww - ' ,.:.z.w Lopez, Tom Lord, Paul Ludka, Loveall, jack Lujan, Cathy Lutircll, Game th C arol MacDonald, Kathy Maki, Dick Manion, Leland Martens, David Mattocks, Henrietta Martinez, Martin, Connie Martin, Daniel May, john McCormick, jean Clemente Madden, Marilyn Maldonado, Leroy Mallory, Lavonna Manalo, Anthony Marquez, Darlene Marshall, Linda Marston, David Maurer, Frank McCabe, Cindy McCla.ran, Mary McDonald, Brenda McFer1on, Stephen McKenna, Tim Mc Kinney, McLennan, Melichar, McQuitty, Meier, Meler, Pat Carol Ron Don Carolyn Marilyn Me lze r, Mary Meyer, D1 ane Mitchell, Larry Mohler, Mike Monhe ISG r, B111 Morris, Davis Moreau, Ellen Mora, Ron Muir, Sue Murphy, JOSH Me rriwe a the r, C arolyn Me rriwe zlthe r, Donna Miller, Linda Milligan, Jim Montoya, Madaliene Morn, Agnes Morris, jim Mosie r, je ff Mulle n, Darrell Murley, judy E 4 . . j,,f15,t.,2,,, , 59, 1 4 I 4' 1 3 INN 1.- ,Sins , :gk-vgl?,:z5g,, 'JJQYFFQQ' abil' . I-q.v,5 .. 3 uggk: Nm itil 62, 4,2-0 'W fs- 'fi' 5' ik ra W' 'l 'Qs Musumecc i, Veny Myer, Ronald Navratil, Mary Nelson, Nelson, Newton, Russ Nielson, Nilsen, Judy Nix, Ellen Kenneth Robert Mary 'milf'-M if Nothdurft, Joyce Nylander, Linda Olson, Carol Oman, Patricia Osborn, Marsha Otte, Edward Pasder, Peggy Patmor, John Okizaki, Gary Ondovcik, Agnes Packer, Duane Parker, D1ane Pabst Kathv an ,mn-vs Marg are t Peters, Jeri Petrelli, Ann Pixler, Charlene Porter, Sue Price , Ron Pedersen, Michael Person, Linda Phillips, Linda Powers, Michael Priest, Peggy Proffitt, Quinn, Vicki Ramsour, Ratay, Gary Raver, Rod Brenda Linda Reed, Beth Reid, Lois Reynolds, james Rhodes, Jerri Riley, Linda Ritchey, Marilyn Robinson, Alan Rock, Terri Rose, Stephen Ruble, David Rushing, Larry Russell, Eddie Salazar, Geraldine Reisbeck, Joanne Rice, Sharon Roberts, Carol Robertson, Tom Ritenour, Karen Rockwell, Claudia Roecker, William Romero, Rosella Rudine , Dave Sabe ll, Nancy Sumidg, Sanchez, jack Sanders, Sayler, Mary Schmiedbauer, Schneider, Richard William Eileen Karen ' Schnurbusch , Gerry Schultz, Fred Seavey, Desta Scott, Sharon Seible, Rober t Senti, Dorothy Schwartz, Donna Sconce, Kathy Seaton, Priscilla S Sis, David Skeen, Matt Smith, ja mes Smyth, Ellen lade, Margaret Sexton, Peggy Shanks, Richards Sledge, Rick Smith, James Smith, Maureen Smith, Wanda Sneith, Larry Snider, Alan Snider, Shirley Snyder, Gary Snyder, Linda Snyder, Sodia, Mary Southworth, Southworth ROS6mH1'y Carolyn Thelma Spitz, Patty Stackhouse, Susan Spurrier, Dave Stafford, Shirley Steepleton, Cheryl Stewartson, Sue Starme r, Myrna Stites, Craig Stewart, Mary Steinbach, Laura Stevenson, Sharon Stolberg, Barb ara Stoll, Joyce Stone , Dana Strader, Elaine Stonebraker, Beverly Stout, Donna Stradiotto, Diane Strickland, julie Sullivan, Greg Sungre n, A1 Sullivan, Susan Suvada, Linda Tacke tt, Tate , Dee Taylor, Taylor, Theurer, Thields, Glenda I Patricia Patrick Steve Sherry nie ff' Thompson, Patricia Tripp, Dean Trujillo, Nick Trujillo, Vicki Turner, LaRue Velasquez, Rose Van Every, Sandie Van.Loon, Diane Vincent, Bonnie Ward, Graceanne Thompson, Sharon Thompson, Terry True, Sharon Trujillo, jerry Turner, Lynn Vande rworth, Anne Ve rcelli, Sandy Vest, Bonnie Wa ldvogle , je rry Wallis, Linda Wardrip, Vickie Ware, Mary Warren, Elaine Watson, Watson, Watson, Waugh, Weber, Allen Wcbc r, Judith Marlene Phyllis Kenneth Marilyn i l 1 A 1 ll ,. '1 . i 3 'N 1 1 1 i.,-NAA Welch, Linda Wever, Penny Westerberg, Janis Whaley, Juanita Wheeler, Mike Wilkins, Robyn Mfhaley, Toni Williams, Jacque Widgery, William White, Rick Widener, Shirley Williams, Patricia Willis, Darla Wilson, Linda Wood, Robert Wilson, Sandy Wolgamott, john Wood, Sharon Woods Earl Woods, Linda Wright, Mary Wright, Rosalie Wright, Roxanne Young, David Zahtila, Ziege, Sally Zinanti, Mary Bachus, Cheri Brecht, Pam Theresa Converse, Pamela Holdlng, Sue Le1Ja, Carmen Melton, Gloria Riddle, Sue Dout, Sharon Gesner, Candy Hurlburt, Pam Leija, Consuela Voss, Barbara Re ally? Ya'11 have laryngitis? az Li xx Q wi , . Lf? FZ 7 f , M I-iiiffsv-Q :fuzz ,i ,.,,1J:gz:fg-1 Q: v , fl-Ef1YeiQ2 ff- , 45:31 My , iff I '- 'awzifwaw , , Mr. Glenn Leyden ...WMM ' 9 -- - - A,ALW MMWMWMW -mag' '5.,. if' -...f..'f1'i,f'-f' Aja 5 ' 4. f.Ql. 'f if-331 5 F -z' 4, .. .F-5,,h .21::..n,.'+z ?..1,:is4-fra, e-f'r'f.f S. HQ? 'iff 32 .M Q ye Q I .xv ,, - kyryk . 57.3. V VW to 6 f i .Q .A W A aging.. K A?f2,,E..x.:! S! Y W ...... V? iz- ' .. g..'1,, 55.3 V ' ' 1' 1- f ' ff . -f ' Lf 6 f .4 v. ' 2 LW- -1. fi 'K' W' A 'Q 1 ..... it . ..,, . .. ,... .... . Y ,. 4 Q- Q vi 1 . H- 'ff,.J.f'- ., .Eff ?':QT':'-.1 ...Sf :: . fna'5759.E' - '53 . 'ir we l Lincoln's gridders finished in fifth place in Denver Prep League action in 1962, a season highlighted by the running of captain and all-city performer jim Holmes. Ron Stewart and Ken Car- win augmented the running attack, as did Warner Reeser'spass- ing. Defense played its part with the line headed by all-confer- ence selections Bill McElroy and Ray Beeson. Larry Trane, Ken Carwin and Randy Kilgore augmented this nucleus. Mr. john Adams, Lincoln's coach, spurred his forces on to a four win, four loss over-all log, highlighted by an impressive 40-12 con- quest of arch-rival West to cap the season. Mr. joe Klune E M l962 Standings 5 Team East South Thomas jefferson George Washington LINCOLN Manual North We st W L T Pct. 6 O l .929 5 l l .826 5 2 O .7l4 5 2 O .7l4 .429 Mr. john Adams 3 4 O 2 5 0 .286 l 6 O .l43 0 0 7 .OOO tae Kee a tlas ...pf l ff ff? 1? 4, 'F 1 ! FRONT: joe Blattner, Larry Trane, Mike Ciarvella, Bob Shaw, Mike Kelly, Mike Russell, john Dill, Ray Beeson, Bob Bever, Rich LaCrue, Chuck Spurrier, George Gallegos, Dennis Bauer, Gary Simpson, Terry Rahne. MIDDLE: Ron Watt, Bob Hansen, Andy Hamilton, Chuck Whitchurch, Steve Sekerak, jim Holmes, Randy Kilgore, Ray Spurrier, Mike Pahel, Oliver Olinger, Ron Stewart, Glenn Greeno, Duane Quinn, john Bates, Tom Tullos. BACK: Dennis Can- nady, Tom Reid, jim Ball, Warner Reeser, Tom Beeson, Paul Murphy, Ron Shanks, Bill McElroy, Mike Cahill, Ken Carwin, Steve Smith, john Frazzini, Mike Langton, Ed Kehoe. jim Holmes Bill McElroy Captain Ron Stewart is shown on one of jaunts. All-City' All-City All-Metro Warner Reeser passes. Ray Beeson A11-City Ken Carwin I 3 3 r X E E 5 n E 2 A E i 2 5 ve . i , E is sf Coach Adams spurs his charges on to higher heights. Holmes neckties a North ball carrier in Homecom- ing clash. jim Holmes tallies the first six pointer in Lancer romp over West. This Lancer runner is tough to bring down, as Lancer and Patriot players look on. Bench and Mr. Gruenler rise up as Lincoln begins a goal line thrust. Warner Reeser booms one in the Patriot clash as Washington defenders move in. il f dv- .V OPH FOOTBALL 1 ROW ONE: Terry Frye, Rick Reeser, Dave Young, jay Alverson, Dale Deter, Greg Cross, Tom Angelo, Mike Allen, Tom Congram, Mike Pedersen, Steve Horning, Dave Spurrier. ROW TWO: Larry Hamilton, Vennie Musumecci, john Tabor, Ed Otte, Mike Billings, Allen Weber, Gary Snyder, jim Morris, Rick Giannoble, Mike Anderson, jim Martin. ROW THREE: Roger jones, Steve Ramsey, jerry Durkop, Gary Jensen, Larry Knowlton, Dan Schack, jerry Schnurbusch, Stu Grant, George Stansberry, Richard Moore, jim Milligan, Rick White, Bill Monheiser. ROW FOUR: Coach Mel Horneker, Larry Burnett, Ierry Roberts, Bob Borke, Ted Barela, Calvin Schmidt, Don Dreith, Dan Fenton, Steve Ellis, Robert Dittenber, Alan Snider, Curt Loomis, Coach Lloyd Flanders. Ted Barela f48Q and Mike Anderson lead blockers on this Lancer thrust. This group of footballers became the first team in Lincoln history to capture a sophomore league champi- onship as they went through the year undefeated, with one tie. Outstanding players during the year included captains Stu Grant and Vennie Musumecci, al g with Mike, Allen, Rick Cross and Dale Deter. Spirit was the keynote of this aggregation, a credit to Mr. Lloyd Flanders and Mr. Mel Hornecker, the coaches. Team 1962 STANDINGS LINCOLN East Washington jefferson South North Manual West W L T Pct. 6 O 1 .929 6 1 O .827 5 2 U .714 3 3 1 .500 3 4 U .429 3 4 U .429 1 6 0 .143 O-7 --0 .OOO Gary Snider uproots a Rebel as help moves in. 1962 CROSS COUNTRY fi Q W Q STATE CHAMPIONS Champs prepare for the big conquest in the state meet. Levi Mendez looks as fresh as a daisy upon completing this jaunt. Mike Mendez Jim Fugget Levi Mendez Captain x O mf Lancers Sal Sanchez and jim Fugget close out race as a Jefferson sprinter fails. FRONT: Paul Holland, Gary Johnson, jesse Sutherland, Dick Samide, John Hines, Sal Sanchez, Levi Mendez, Bill Martinez, Jim Fugget, jim Becker, BACK: Pat McKinney, Ben Langton, Torn Justice, Bob justice, John Meeker, Mike Mendez, Bruce Goodman, Don Groves, John LaCrue, Wayne Anderson, Don McQuitty. STANDING IN BACK: Mr. Warren Blair. Mike Mendez eyes the finish. Jesse Sutherland For the third consecutive year Coach Blair's runners copped the state trophy, though missing the city championship by one point to East. Mike and Levi Mendez were the leaders with jim Fugget, Sal Sanchez and jesse Sutherland compris- ing the championship -quintet. The year was high lighted by Mike Mendez's 7:22 clocking in a league encounter which broke the existing city mark of 7:23. 1962 CITY MEET East 30 ABRAHAM LINCOLN 31 North 55 Thomas jefferson 67 George Washington 86 Manual 87 West 103 South 108 1962 STATE MEET ABRAHAM LINCOLN 51 Greeley 56 Aurora 75 Mike gives that little extra Sal Sanchez . 1 1 962 .. .,A. 1, K, ,HX K - . 45 . ,. , ,- ww . . - ff 4' 2 - 2- ,,,., 1 , 1 ,- 1 1 1 e T E N N I S . .,,, 1, Jack I-Iibbert il. 3 a s. 4 4 ani i Lincoln's tennis team finished fourth in 1962 city com- petition, an accomplishment highlighted by a victory over highly-touted South. Mr. john Schrant, Lincoln's CO-Captain coach, stated at the beginning of the year that his forces would be shooting for fourth-place status. Led by cap- tains jack Hibbert and Paul Clary, the racketeers finished in this predicted slot. siift . ,t.i ,.1if, ,. . ' 1962 STANDINGS . Team W L Pct. Team W L Pct. , -2 Geo. W. 36 6 .857 North is is .500 iit' if s,,p , dpi f East 30 12 .714 T. jeff 13 24 .361 + ' . ...'tt .,t'1 3 South 29 13 .690 West 8 34 .190 LINCOLN 28 14 .667 Manual 0 24 .000 Paul Clary Co-Captain ROW ONE: Dennis Patten, jim Fitzgerald, Ben Effland, Paul Clary, Bob Estrada, Skip Walker, jack Hibbert. ROW TWO: Chip Black, Dennis Gilmore, jim Ecl-cart, Sherrill Gelwick, Dennis Gunderson, Dwight Dillon, Cass Ingle -MGR. ROW THREE: Allan Duckworth, Dave Marston, Matt Skeen, Don DeFoe, jim Franks, jay Grooters, Dave Larson, Mr. Schrant. 1962 GOLF Experience was again lacking on the links but Craig Clayberg, Ed Hawkins, Torn Snider, and Mike Pickens Craig Clayberg played ably, as they form ed the nucleus. Lincoln fin- Capfain ished fifth in the city. 1962 STANDINGS Team W L Pct . Team W L Geo. W. 26 2 .929 LINCOLN 12 16 23 5 .821 North 8 20 South 19 9 .679 West 7 21 East 17 11 .607 Manual O 28 Ct. .42 .286 .250 .OOO Mike Pickens works on getting the groove. X- RKX3 . .Vx - 3 A? gs FRONT: Gordon Erickson, Tom Snider, Mike Pickens, Craig Clayberg, Kent Hunt, Mr. Andres. BACK: Chris Scena, Ernie Gruber, jerry Kidney, John Hartman, Bob Bujaci, Ken Nakagawa, Mike Ragan. 1963 ASKETB LL Finishing tied for third in the Denver Prep League race, Lincoln's 1963 ro undballe rs featured close ball games, with seven contests of one or two point margins. Winning five of seven games in the second round, the Lancers finished with a 6-8 loop mark and 8 -l0over-all. jayGrooters and Mike Rebich, both second team all-city selections, along with Bill McElroy, Craig Clayberg and john Iii 'EPS Ollt . jay Grooters Captain Second Team All-City Dill provided the fireworks through- Mr. Tom Bock Mike Rebich takes b r e a t h e r after 41 -point performance. 100 Head Coach McElroy battles Tj's McBride for rebound. Q'-35.352 1962 Team South East Manual LINCOLN West North Washington jefferson Mike Rebich Second team All-City -3 STANDINGS W L 11 3 8 6 8 6 6 8 6 8 6 8 6 8 S 9 Pct. 785 578 578 428 428 428 428 357 Glenn Monroe John Dill ROW ONE: Warner Reeser, john Dill, Craig Clayberg, Bob Bever, George Gallegos, Randy Kilgore. ROW TWO: Mike Langton jim Holmes, Roy Burley, Glenn Monroe, Mgr. Mike Pahel. ROW THREE: Ron Stewart, jay Grooters, Bill McElroy, Mike Rebich, Bob Hansen, joe Blattner. Mr. Warren Blair junior Varsity Coach Clayberg fights for control of ball against North. 101 Bill McElroy MJ., J, Monroe blocks a jefferson p1ayer's attempt for a shot. A Bill Clears rebound against W-estgs Headon. Rebich shoots drive shot over hands of West opponent Bob Hansen drives for basket against jefferson. McElroy rebounds against North. McElroy gets rebound position. di G 102 SUPHO ORE BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Mike Allen, Allan Snider, Steve Horning, Dean Tripp, Mike Billings, George Cordova, Dave Larson, Richard Moore. ROW TWO: Rick Shanks, Tom Congram, Jim Eckart, Rick Reeser, jim Dawson, jim Mooris, Rick Fields, Bob Rivard. ROW THREE: Dan Fenton, Ron Mora, Curt Loomis, jim Martin, Dennis Nelson, Dan Herald, Ted Barela, Larry Sneith. Highlighted by their third straight championship in the Adams City Invitational Tournament, Lincoln's sophomore roundballers featured a torrid threesome of Steve Horning, George Cordova and Mike Billings. Giving board strength to the squad were Richard Moore and Dave Larson. Team Washington 13 1 East 12 2 jefferson 8 6 LINCOLN 7 7 South 6 8 Manual 5 9 North 3 11 West 2 12 1962-3 Standings W L Pct. 929 857 571 SOO 429 357 214 143 Moore, Cordova and Horning fight for tip. 103 1? '- ,Ri Mr. john Adams Sophomore Coach 'lf' . ,. 1963 WRESTLI G City Standings Team T-W-L-Pct. LINCOLN 7-O-1-. 000 South 6-1-. 857 G. Wash. 4-3-.571 Manual 1-2-4-. 357 T. Jeff. 2-5-, 286 West 1-6-. 143 East 1-6-0-. O71 Lancer Wrestlers continued to dominate DPHSL action during the 1962-3 season, taking both city match honors and tournament trophy. Three juniors, Larry Trane, Bob Shaw, and Tom Beeson, led the tourney effort with champ- ionship conquests. Meanwhile, four teammates finished in the city's top four, headed by Ray Beeson, lone Lancer second place finisher, as Lincoln accumulated a total of 104 points. Dual match competition was highlighted by the unde- feated records of Tom Beeson, Ray Beeson, Harold Harvey and captain Ken Dix. Tom Beeson Went on to finish second in the state meet. Ci Meet Stgmdings Team Pts. LINCOLN 104 South 90 North 57 T. Jeff. 50 G. Wash. 49 East 29 West 20 Manual 6 ROW ONE: Dan Lochner, john Coombe, Tony Salazar, Torn Keller, John Rossi, Ken Dix, jerry Kidney, Ron Blakely, jim Gra- ver, Larry I-Ioffschneider. ROW TWO: Ed Lara, Ron Dougherty, Dave Young, Ben Langton, john Walgamatt, Harold Harvey, Tom Angelo, Sal Sanchez, Bob justice, Dave Trujillo, john I-lines. ROW THREE: Iohn Nicoletti, Terry McClain, Ronnie Watt, Mike Raichart, Wayne Anderson, Loyd Thi-app, Bob Frisk, John Bates, Mike Russell, Ray Beeson. ROW FOUR: Andre Tiquet, John Lahr, jack I-Iibbert, Tom Beeson, Paul Murphy, Andy Hamilton, Larry Trane, Bob Shaw, Barry Priemazon, Mr. Klune. r 104 ,,,.-M ff ' K V. 2 . Z1 Tom Beeson accepts the congratulations of Mr. Wilson, after championship victory. Ken Dix Captain DPHSAL. Tom Beeson City this championship match. M nr , Larry Trane accepts city championship medal from Mr. Robert Wilson, p r e s i d e nt of the 5 Ray Beeson shows strain involved in wrestling, in Champion State Runner- up Heavyweight. Bob Shaw City Champion Champ Bob Shaw rides his op- ponent en route to title. Larry Trane City Champion 165 pounds 180 pounds Tom justice retains control of North opponent. 105 Ray Beeson City Runner-up 154 pounds awww 1963 ,Q 'wmv .WMM A K wif.,-f. SWIMMING Highlighted by the diving of Rich Nadeau, Mike Gurian and Cliff Gauthier, Lincoln's swimmers attained fifthplace city status. City champ Gurian and state champ Nadeau 'ia Qi .. , iw, -Q3 copped the top two places in their event in the DPHSAL and state tour- neys. Dave Shrum and Tom Reid co- captained the squad throughout the 1962-3 season. CITY MEET STANDINGS Team George Washington South 68 East ' 56 fp ..,. 5 Thomas jefferson 36 I A M' ABRAHAM LINCOLN 32 North 10 john Mycka works on breast stroke. West 5 Manual O Mike Gurian City Champ State Runner'-up jim Probst catches breath along the pool ledge. Rich Nadeau State Champ City Runner-up Crrrrrrr-plunkl ! ! ! ! a 2 I Ed Weston Dave Shrtusn Co -captain Tom Reid Co -captain Steve Smith E 106 x ,K f . ' will ,. Ab f we Lincoln's divers, brightest spot in the 1963 season-Gauthier, S ll' G ' N . u wan' unan and adeau ,john Mycka splashes to victory in backstroke. ROW ONE: Jerry Doyle, Bruce Goodman, Joe Griffin, Cliff Gauthier, Rick White, jim Hise, Mike Kennedy. ROW TWO: Greg Sullivan, Greg Cross, john Mycka, Gary Gaudreau, john Fix, Steve Theurer, Steve Knowlton, Mark Dendinger. ROW THREE: Coach Hartman, jim McGuire, Terry Nichols, Mike Kelly, Bruce Wilson, Mike Mitchell, Larry Fitzgerald, Gary Schroeder, Chuck Van Kirk, jim Golden QMgr.J ROW FOUR: Rich Nadeau, Mike Gurian, Ed Weston, Larry Olson, Phil Aigner, Lanny Carpenter, Steve Smith, Brien Grace, Tom Reid, Dave Shrum. Lanny Carpenter puts more effort in stroke in victory attempt. Chuck Van Kirk dives into water in beginning of this race. ,.,is,,., W ,W , '1hr:i' ff? -,z .. Q' 1 k ' F' K' ' it yflfjQZ' we-1 as , 1-fi-fi' , wmv, - 1, Wi, - . f. :Q-2 We - M, , ,fl-,tw , -' ' ' ,Gigi ,,g,',vg.- ' ,. firm, W. , ky, . - 107 1963 GYMNASTICS .Eyeing their third straight city and state championships, Lincoln's gymnasts faced an uphill battle as the 1963 season opened. Forming the nucleus for the squad were lettermen Rich Nadeau, Mike Gurian, jim Lamb and Ray Beeson, as tough com- petition Was evident throughout. Mike Gurian Mr. james Hartman Gymnastics Coach ROW ONE: Tom Gardella, Bob Ewing, Cliff Gauthier, Mike Gurian. ROW TWO: Rich Nadeau, Ray Beeson, Dave Shrum, jim Lamb, Ken Bergman. 108 Jim Lamb performs high bar routine. Ken Bergman performs on the side horse. Jim Hewing practices hand stand on the still rings WWWGGQ Ray Beeson executes the iron cross. Rich Nadeau workouts a routine on the parallel bars. Dave Shrum prepares to vault off p-bars. F f ,Jw pf ,fx - sys ,V VA N , 1 96 3 ,C 1: ki-A s lr, b V, , M 25 .,,, C, ,. , , , , W, ii' C Hier? I 'R C K T : Mr. Glenn Leyden Steve Smith Head Track Coach 'T-it Prospects were high for Lincoln's 1 trackmen as the 1963 Season opened. With EW ' n ,, ' ten returning lettermen from last year'S h-:AV ,..n W , , Alii, squad, fourth place finisher in the city fi, meet, the sprinters set their sights high ii for this yea r' S effo rts. , W ,5.,Zl5 HMN,-f . J, ROW ONE: Pete Howell, Bill Martinez, Vennie Musumecci, Tom Beeson, Larry Trane, Tony Carney, Dave Spurrier, Bob Avila, Bob Keller. ROW TWO: Corky Frandsen, Don Clark, Chuck Spurrier, Sal Sanchez, john Coombe, George Gallegos, jim Hughes, Bob Beyer, Bruce Hesse, Mike Kelly, Mike Allen. ROW THREE: Darrell Mullen, Dennis Cannady, Bob Loyd, Bob justice, Don Groves, Ray Spurrier, Sherill Gelwick, jim Loomis. ROW FOUR: Paul Baker, Tom Iustice, Gary Benns, Steve Smith, Tom Weathers, Oliver Olinger, Roy Burley, Ron Stewart, Ron Shanks, Mike Conner, Paul Murphy, Allen Weber. ROW FIVE: Bill Russell, Mike Hogan, Mike Raichart, Mike Mitchell. Steve McFerron, Larry Olson, jim Huey, john Lahr, jerry Durkop, Bob Dittenber, William Briggs, Randy Kilgore, Leroy Holcomb. ROW SIX: Rich Giffin, john Nicoletti, jerry Mayo, A111155 Gelwigk, Fred Schultz, Phil Justus, Leo Allstun, Rich Samide, Steve Knowlton, Benny Langton, Mike Pickens, Larry Burnett. ROW SEVEN: Terry Brice, jim Smith, Dave Jamison, Ken Waigh, Bruce Goodman, Dave Mandridge, Paul Holland, Larry Rushing, Dave Amick, Mike Peirce, Pat McKinney, Lloyd Newsome. 110 f 91 3 m an 1 , k 'I Levi Mendez hits tape in mile race. K f li fe A an 1 f L2 M- 5' ,Z 51: 555 2 - Ev: - , F , R , .V l,,.,7ezg? asm' az f f L , - ,Ag - -ws vga ff'-v wf1,f,f1igsf'v.t:fgf ' f-+V-Q in ,:':5,- LLpgf1wf,,,,,, A , f ,ff Q g M , ,. Mffff 1, i f f zw s v g a y,s1f jff1i':-W, , A, . H ,.., .,,.,, -,.w,fe N A I George Gallegos gives the big kick to get over bar. , M4 ,W4fWe:Q,.sW.,f.mQw4w-wwfbe . f ' K .,,. A Y A f 1.. W M, .L ,.v, Ron Stewart takes off on his leg of the mile relay. .,,,,, V z 5. , W N .,,. un J, Z A i .,,, . ,g f Q e 5 as :,a g ,K 'S ef ,.,. , , , Mr . Lloyd Flanders jim Hughes vaults over bar in city meet. Ziisigitlggggh Assistant Coach 111 1963 BASEB LL ROW ONE: Ralph Melphy, 'Tom Snider, john Barron, John Dill, Rich LaCrue, jim Fugget, Larry Laird, john Hartman, Mgr Richard Rodcay. ROW TWO: Mgr. David Elgin, jim Holmes, Dennis Redeker, Glenn Greeno, Mike Langton, Mike Rebich Bill McElroy, Bob Hansen, john Frazzini, Duane Rea, Craig Clayberg. Mr. john Adams Mr. Pat Haggerty Assistant Coach Head Coach Paced by Six returning lettermen from the '62 champs, Lincoln's baseballers were solid contenders in the 1963 pennant chase. jim Holmes, a 1962 second team all-city out- fielder, john Dill, Dennis Redeker, Warner Reeser, Craigfllayberg and Larry Laird formed the nucleus for the club. 112 Holmes bangs out hit against West. ' R d k R h 1 th t d ' ' . 225215. e e er ta es e 3 Y Cu urmg practlce game Reeser strokes blngle Versus the West Cowboys. t Q Redeker is shown in loop action whacking a base hit. Z E 3 jim Holmes dives back safely at first. ' Clayberg loosens up before loop encounter. 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Q?'? fl? 2 1 i iff QU ES? -S 3 The Night Enchanted, this year's senior prom, provideda truly unfor- gettable evening and divine climax to awonderful senior year for the Class of 1963. joys and tears provided an atmosphere of ecstasy and enchant- ment to be remembered forever in the hearts of the seniors- - one lasting memory of the World of fantasy and delight and knowledge which accom- panied them throughout their high school years . Melancholy and hap- piness Waltzed with the dancers as the Class of 1963 imagined their fu- tures and V i s ual iz ed their pasts, realizing that they would soon part-- only to embark on new and exciting adventures in the World of reality. La Nuit Enchantee, held on May 17 in the ballroom of the Hilton Hotel, will linger eternally in the memories of the Class of 1963 . UMMDWEWHMWR ATTENDANT GHARLENEIVQEBER ATTENDANT P v Q ' C ,M . 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They were attended by Bonnie Robertson and Vicki Magnieg Craig Clayberg and john Dill TTENDAN we . wmwwcr Q 'f + ,wf-+2?l i4'f-21 ffxwg L 1. .f Jiww WL Q M Q.-1 Ek 'hx' 'Y Only Moo 4,, ' could give to the at- mospher the S oph - ,, ty - ling stars and a glowing moon s h ow n brightly above the d ancers, lighting the pathway to enchantm e nt . Soft blue lights beamed through the m is ty at- mosphere castin special rad1ance to coronamon of the lo ly queen da Sny a n d a t t end Collins and da Smlth N -if Wanda Sm ith Attendant Lana Collins Attend H1111 We . 1 1 1 4 2 i 4 f 1 E , 4 Jaw t L f fish Q X y 2, ! A -at r, ga , 5 3- is 5 'e :S 1 z Wi 5? if iss? e s ,B it it X, , ,W ., Q ,, , ,Y A ft 3 On February 9, 1963, in the combined gyms the second Birthday Ball was held in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. Decorations of blue and white with a sparkling c han d el ie r provided an ecstatic mood for the swaying dancers. Reigning over the dance as President and First Lady were Skip Walker and Carol Bretz. Attending them were De Locklin, Becky Pedgrift, Jay Grooters and Bill McElroy. N . ' 5. N, MISS DE LOCKLIN TTENDAN MISS BEC1-fr PED GRIFT 1 TTENDAN nn-nn-gpg af , :zkfgiii M ,sz Key !mh: the 1963 Color Day dancej Spring an enchanting to a KS. f . . Az. W, - S ' ' igidbwsponsongd and Egpuvenlrs, giubs entefqggagglng Wlth skggts at Color gay assenglaif, free afteiinoon n picnicggfin a osphere the at an track and a d b S a' Gnd' d Dag apgefmie y a 1 1 mgggan - .f Q ,ff aw L52 we ,U fn ,X ' - iw gm ,W ,gglw ,Wfgggw ,ag M., V, Q. .QM W A s A-vflyiifgsgfwglsgwgzfw-S5 W-Lf in is fa wffwsi-,view -may R2 gif? W if Q MISS SA DT GIDDI G TTE D wW,m..,, . , CCH n 25 ii 5 K ff 6 K E s ff , V W Ki, 4,1 , 4 1 w I ,, 7 W .gl 3, ? , wild, Q, . gsm Q' , W, vw THE PRE IDE ' HALL OF FA E Tina Garland, Warner Reeser, Sue Anderson, jim Holmes, Dave Fisher, Skip Walker, Becky Pedgrift, and Bob Knight. just faces in the crowd. . .the student body officer. . .the football hero. . .the club president. . ,the outstanding student. . .the dramatist. . .thc musician. . .the orator. . .all faces in the great crowd of us. We watched them closely. They were with us.. .cheering at the close games, laughing in the lunchroom, saluting the flag in assemblies. They entertainedus in plays and musicals, they worked for us on student council, and represented us from the football field to Washington, D.C. They were our pulse, our Voice. They spoke for us, participated with us, made us proud of them, and were always proud to be one of us. We watched them and raised our standards with each of their thrilling achievements. They set new goals for us to aim for, new ideals for us to achieve, and new paths for us to explore. lt is these students. . .the leaders who were always ready to follow, to encourage, to inspire through example. . .whom the President wishes to recognize in the Hall of Fame. We pay tribute, now, to the outstanding faces in the crowd, the faces of those who were unafraid to be different. . .to excel. Wm TINA GA RLA ND DAVE FISHER Our dynamic Head Boy has done much forthe well- functioning and prestige of our school. While a sopho- SUE ANDERSON Music, drama, and dancing have highlighted the achievements of this outstanding senior. Sue, a mem- ber of Lincoln's Concert Choir since her sophomore year, has sung with the All-City Choir for two years. She has also, as amember of Music Club, participated in all threeAll-School shows, and soloist in both Rud- digore and Carousel, demonstrated her exceptional musical ability. Serving as vice-president of Dolphins, member of Limelighters, National T he spi ans, and Orchesis, she has been an excellent example of ver- satility and well-used talent. more and junior, Dave was active in various clubs, excelling in speech club. He also participated in class sports and devoted much time to class council. He had the privilege of being in National Honor Society and Key Club as one of the outstanding boys at Lincoln. As Head Boy of our school he has represented us well at Boys' State, leadership camp, and in variouscity func- tions. His deep voice has pr e s e nt e d many stirring thoughts to the student body on several occasions. The President pays tribute to an e xc elle nt leader---our Head Boy, Dave Fisher. As Head Girl of Lincoln High School, Tina has done an excellent job in servingherschool and showing her versatility. Starting as a sophomore, she began to show her school spirit by activity in many clubs, among them FTA and Ski Club. She has maintained a high grade point average, making her eligible for induction to the National Honor Society of which she is a member. Selected as attendant at the junior Prom and Homecoming Queen, 1962, Tina has been popular with the class and school she has done so much for. Selected to attend Girls' State, she also went as one of two delegates to Girls' Nation. She has used her excel- lent voice in both Lincoln's Concert Choir and All-City Choir. Again, the President salutes a fine Head Girl and wonderful person, Tina Garland. BOB KNIGHT Outstanding seems to be much too weak a word when used in de sc rib i ng Bob Knight. His numerous school activities such as Key Club, Senior Council, and National Honor Society, are perhaps crowned with his excellent achievements in competitive speech. His numerous speech awards in oratorial contests and count- less superior and first place ratings at speech meets easily qualify him as president of Speech Club. As a member of Tau Sigma he was selected to receive its Certificate of Merit. He is president of the Tri-County Voice of Youth. His many abilities in Scouting have taken him from Washington, D, C. , where he met the President of the United States, and was one of twelve boys to give S coutin g ' s Report to the Nation, to Gotemba, japan, forthe FirstAsianBoyScout Jamboree. Truly, in the eyes of his nation, state, and fellow students, Bob Knight is an outstanding figure, fail HM HOLMES Famous for his winning smile and friendliness, Jim Holmes is one of Lincoln's best athletes. He carried the ball to victory many times amid the excited yells of faithful Lincoln Lancers during football season, par- ticipated in Varsity basketball, and had the hi gh e st batting average on the varsity baseball team that took the all-city title in 1962. His football ability as half- back won him the title of Captain of his team, a posi- tion in the Rocky Mountain News All-City footb all team, and a Most Valuable Player award at a banquet directly after football season. Chosen King of Home- coming, 1962, he r e i gnend at the first homecoming dance celebrating a victory. As an officer in L Club, jim has served his fellow ath l e t e s, and in turn, his school. BILL MCELROY An e n dle ss list of activities and achievements follows the name Bill McElroy. As a sophomore he participated in football, basketball, and baseball, ex- celling in each. As a junior he was selected as All- City Center in football, played on our baseball team as it took the city title, and was on the varsity basket- ball team. He was a member of Key Club, L Club, Tau Sigma, and National Honor Society. At the end of his junior year he was selected to attend Colorado Boys' State. He continued his past activities as a senior to become president of Key Club, treasurer of L Club, and attendant at Homecoming and the Birthday Ball. Sports fans have seen him make the All-City first team, and All-Metro and All-State second teams, This out- standing senior has truly established a precedent which will be very hard to duplicate to the future. BECKY PEDGRIFT Our e ff i c i e nt student-body secretary has been praised and is known for her efficient, conscientious work and winning personality. Becky's many achievements include Girl's State Concert and All-City Choirs, Na- tional Honor Society, Lancerettes, FTA and Ski Club. She has been selected as Royalty for both Homecoming and the Birthday Ball in her senior year. During her many activities, especially on Student Council, she has maintained a hi gh grade point average and has be en active inher church youth group. We acknowledge and pay respect to one of the most industrious, outstanding officers of our fine school, Becky Pedgrift. SKIP WALKER Although last alphabetically on our list of out- standing students, Skip Walker has always been at the first of the list in achievements. and hard work. His outstanding work in scientific fields has brought him recognition as has his endless, cheerful, unforgettable personality has lent itself well to his activities in Key Club, L Club, and Ski Benders. He has atte nde cl various state functions, such as the Ft. Collins Leader- ship Conference and Outward Bound , a school for boys outstanding intellectually, morally, and physi- cally. He has an extremely high class rank---a good sign of his all-around excellence. Skip was President ofthe Birthday Ball. We thank Skip forhis contributions to our school and honor him with a place to our Hall of Fame. WARNER REESER Excelling in scholastic achievements as well as athletics, Warner Reeser has been one of the unfor- gettable faces inthe crowd. Ranking extremely high in class st an din g, a difficult task when lettering in varsity football, basketball, and baseball is one of Warner's phenomenal achievements. Serving as pres- ident of the L Club and treasurer in Key Club and National Honor Society. He has demonstrated his ver- satility and dependability. He was chosen as a member of Tau Sigma. The President wishes, at this time, to honor and thank Warner for his endless devotion to his school and community. -:isnt .- . sale? . A 51 - -rf Susie Brickey junior Representative Sue Crawford junior Representative Vicki Magnie 'If' gg? 1 254115 -ri' . .J S Xen? junior Representative Dennis Patten junior President David Trujillo S4- K, Q? 1 i ,R K Cheryl Fillenberg Linda S nyder K r I 4,4 yi . ,. . .,g,jf.p,ff--1, ri., 4 5 i N mi Greg Sullivan Sophomore President Sherry Thields Sophomore Representative Mike Wheeler Sophomore Representative junior Repres entative Sophomore Representative Sophomore Representative Skip Walker A11-school Treasurer Becky Pedgrift A11 -school S ecretary f.:4...'Ii.. X, ' 5, his Dave Fisher Tina Garland Head Boy Head Girl Mr. Glenn Leyden Sponsor fiw- Y 1 ' f C' Semra Sever an ' - y5'fr ' Exchange Student Qlp l w f 1 3 1 'EJ BU TE? Vi 'wi' ' .:' Gila? Lonna Lee Senior Representative je rry Mayo Senior Representative jacque Sagrillo Senior Representative Steve Smith Senior President John Abbott Senior Representative Carol Bretz Senior Representative Judy Kester Senior Representative 7 I P459 Y ,,, ,, Y, We S haron Stanger Editor Mr. Bonnet Sponsor THE PRESIDE T STAFF Members of Lincoln's annual staff work year round drawing layouts, Writing copy, and meeting deadlines in order to produce The President. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Bonnet, staff members assemble the many pages which record happenings of the year. john Blair Lonna Lee Photographer Activities Editor Irs' v' H .f f. . 5 Carol Cohen Marjorie McMahon Album Editor Copy Editor yr an A afliffi . Rr ,ii,,i W, if ' T dal ,af Shari jackson Mike Pahel Roy alty Editor S ports Editor gg-f -pits mi V . , Vg eil , X J X iQ V2 af 53? -QQ Connie Bickford Karen Cronin Jayne Harrison Jan Holschuh Ann Leonard - ke. , -.. r V' r,..v-- iifxgi ' . '-gg K , Z-gilfiflg W V f 1 . if ' Y-uf V J , .2zfLe:fN'?,.5,gv ,LJA ' ' U 5 Vicki Magnie 4' Members of the yearbook staff complete layouts for a deadline. Jacque Sagrillo Marilyn Thompson Barbara Wells Paulette Wilson Sandra Parker Michele Rueff Jerome Ryden ,.,..-Q-'T Linda Nozot ff' Margie McMahon incoln T- s THE LINCOLN LOG Abraham Lincoln High School, Denver, Colorado 2285 South Federal Boulevard The Lincoln Log is published nine times a year by juniors and seniors of the newspaper class. lt is sold by subscription with the Student Activity Ticket, or for 15 cents a copy. Editor in Chief .......... ............... Assistant Editor - Photographer ......... . . Layout Ed itor ............. ..... Business Manager - Society Editor . . . . News Ed itor ....... . ............ . S ports Ed itor .................. Assistant S orts Editor P - - L Feature Editor .......................... . . . Margie McMahon . . . . . .Jerome Ryden . . . . Dennis Bauer . . . . . . Elaine George . . 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Q 5 W' ,, :7fj7Uji.f . 0 WWMMMMM WW' I M171 A, X , , , , L' X .4 I f ,, 4 I . .uv 8 ,l- WI gi' 9 QV, . Z! ,J-ru n , W ., ..... Vw Wm ., fi W ,I , 7 l, ,. 1, I fl , ' V yt., I , fi A ,kfffb 10- Wg? 71,1 SV ' 2 -' ' V442 Wi? 5:05 7 fam: z rl JW!! Kay Bauman Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Welch Sponsor Mr. Bonnet Sponsor Vicki Wardrip Ronnie Tompkins Editor of Art Editor of Business and Publicity Anderson, Herb Anderson, Janeen Bauman, Kay Forster, Diane Godsey, Judy Good, Don jackson, Cyndi Lindahl, Karen McMahon, Margi Maxson, Christine Mayfield, George May, john Steepleton, Cheryl Tompkins, Ronnie Wardrip, Vicki Wever, Penny LITERARY BOOKLET Literary minded students constitute Lincoln's Touch- stone staff, which was organized this year. The staff got off to an interesting start when they chose Touchstone as the title for their booklet. Touchstone is comprised of the more promising and interesting Writings which are submitted for consideration by Lincoln students. In the short time the literary booklethas existed it has prompted interest and appreciation in creative Writing. Altman, Linda Baker, Vicky Blattner, Joe Bretz, Carol Colt, Peter Corbridge, Clark Davidson, Ioan Dominguez, Carole Effland, Ben Epperson, Barbara Fisher, David Freeburne, Ted Garland, Tina Gesner, Janet Gow, Geraldine Gurian, Mike jones, Sharon Knight, Robert Lent, Daryle Lewis, Cassandra Mc Elroy, Bill McMahon, Majorie Pedgrift, Becky Reeser, Warner Sisco, Lavonne Spute, Marguerite Stanger, Sharon Walker, Donald Yamrick, Barbara Young, Leonard joe Blattner President M arjorie M cM ahon Vice President C arol Bretz Secretary W arner Re eser' Treasurer ATIO AL I-IO OR National Honor was organized to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American secondary schools. Each year students who are juniors are honored by receiving an invitation for mem- bership on the basis of scholastic achievement. W---n-ng-,.,, is af ef? Who says National Honor students work? Mr. Lee Sponsor Connie Bickford Carole Dominguez CI-IEER The 1962-63 cheerleaders gave Lincoln representation to be proud of through their enthusiasm at athletic events, pep rallies, and cheerleading clinics. Pam Duane V, V, - Victory , LEADERS This years squad con- sisted of four seniors and two junior girls, who did their best to providehours of enjoy- ment to countless Lancers attending Lincoln's athletic events. B arbara Epperson f 41441 lk? Cathy Pickup Linda Holtam -1, iw V it . L 'T w . W , Q? Mem ..,,. 1 ...,,.. sf, ...,, MW.. ma Wi Wm ' fb fr Our cheerleaders cheer the football team onto a touchdown Q? Carol Cohen Lynda Dick x W X 4 M, .V ' BVU! ' ..q.:, .1 Y A -as f' M KY .f-'QL x 1 f' ' Kfift ,ft PO -POM GIRL Pom -porn girls pose 4553 W' me-Mon 2 5 Janice Diethorn Eileen Klinger W 'mum rettil Judy Ogden joan Talbow Happy smiles and dancing feet of this years pom -pom girls did much to maintain Lincoln's Well known school spirit. Two of the eight senior porn-pom girls are serving for their second year. 11 s 6 Christine Wagner Charlene Woeber Who's the girl with the stars in her eyes? Sing along LA CERETTE Lancerettes are Lincoln High Schoo1's bearers of the schoolcolors and the Lancer's spirit. Their enthusiasum adds a spark to Lincoln's Well-known loyalty. Membership requirements include maintain- ing average grades with no failures, passing posture and marching tests, and recommendation by the dean of Women. Lancerettes is the largest service club in the school. It has 113 members. Annually they co- sponsor the Homecoming dance. Did you know, that according to the constitution of the United States.. . Allen, Susan Altman, Linda Augustine, Pam Bickal, Rita Bills, Brenda Blanton, Marilyn Bodeman, Louise Boles, Donna Boudreau, Mary Lou Bren, Carol Brickey, Susie Brokaw, Sandy Brunner, Vivian Chase, Sheryl Christensen, Cheryl Converse, Sharon Cook, Sally Crawford, Susan Curtis, Erith Dale, Carol Dale, Cheri Davenport, Betty Dawson, Linda Depperschmidt, Janet Dwyer, Sandra Dysart, Jackie Sue Edlun, Betty Fitzwater, Judy Flannery, Gail Fraker, Doreen Francis, Jeannine Garland, Tina Grizzle, Jean Hammond, Kathie Mary Lou Boudre au President Linda Altman Vice-President Carolyn Thrapp Secretary Kathy Wilson Secretary -af-5 - .-:rf . ,- it--V - ' fi -, K ' -1- is - -9-ff ,X J. Y :srlkg . 1? 4 it f, 11, K L 5 tn, Slig- us- , if Z li. iff? Treasurer Assistant Betty Edlun Claudia Nilson Drill Captain Pam Williams Drill C aptain Miss Barbara Wilson Sponsor Miss Ardis Rohwer Sponsor 'ff' - Q ggse,se,:.1f: 53 Li 7 SI -J :-' .L f -iflliifllivfi' - 1 -:.,' . , are 4- ?,?f,gi ,H ag ,, if ra'-e13fv.+,f' - . f . 'Km , 'sw -,g 5,315 2 Q Qi-:z.2g2is,i - 15-22. ,mn '21 o ' O 79 '!'l Na.?'HD+ Hansen, Janet Hansen, Joan Harris, Virginia Hart, Annie Henderson, Linda if f7 we , rzi if 2 Us gi Kiss Markell, Beverly Marston, Bobbie Martin, Barba F3 M axwell, Patsy McDaniel, Jean Sagrillo, Carolyn Sagrillo, Jacque Sherman, Deanna Sever, Semra Sipe, Judy Sipe, Julie Sisco, Lavonne Skillman, Charolotte Sneddon, Judy Stevenson, Linda Stevenson, Penny Sterns, Ruthie Holschuh, Jan Hook, Cheryl Hornkohl, Leann Johnson, Pam Johnson, Suzanne Keller, Nancy Kester, Judy King, Noreen Kingsbury, Candace Knight, Ruthie Koinzan, Susan Kramb, Alice Kramer, Mary Krys, Joanne Lathrop, Diane Lechman, Loree Leiby, Pat Linstrom, Margie Magnie, Vicki McElroy, Ann McMullen, Jeanie Morehead, Judy Morey, Marsha Mycka, Jean Nance, Cheryl Nicholson, Sandy Nilson, Claudia Owens, Pat Paul, Lucy Pedgrift, Becky Pitts, Sharon Purcell, Verene Purdy, Karen Pyatt, JoAnn Riedel, Donna Robison, Diana Roecker, Linda Ross, Carol Taylor, Naomi Thims, Carol Thompson, Marilyn Thrapp, Carolyn Vessey, Diana Wagnon, Beverly Walker, Cindy Walker, Sue Wallis, Janice Wells, Barbara Wickenhauser, Charlotte Wilborn, Judi Williams, Kathy Williams, Pam Williams, Sandy Wilson, Kathy Winklepleck, Linda Woodland, Patricia Ziereis, Sue Warner Reeser President Ron Stewart Vice President This scene was taken in Linco1n's parking lot on Homecoming preceding the football game. L CLUB L Club is an honor club for the boys of our school who have lettered in one or more sports. Throughout the year, these boys keep the school spirit at a peak by sports activities and their service to the school. An L Clubber watches a wrestling match. K fa 56 jim Holmes Bill McElroy Mr, Adams Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Beeson, Tom Beeson, Ray Blattner, joe Bradbury, joe Bujaci, Bob Cahill, Mike Carlson, R. J. Carwin, Ken Clary, Paul Clayberg, Craig Dill, john Effland, Ben Frazzini, john Fugget, jim Gallegos, George Greeno, Glenn Grooters, jay Groves, Don Gunderson, Dennis Gurian, Mike Hamilton, Andy Hartman, john Hawkins, Ed Holmes, ,lim Hughes, jim Ingle, Cass Katrien, jerry Kehoe, Ed Kidney, jerry Kilgore, Randy Lambert Chris Langton, Mike McElroy Bill McGuire, Jim Mendez, Levi Murphy, Paul Nzrdeau, Rich Nye, Sam Olson, Larry Pahel, Mike Patton, Dennis Pickens, Mike Probst, jim Reeser, Warner Reid, Tom Russell, Mike Shaw, Bob Shrum, Dave Smith, Steve Spurrier, Chuck Spurrier, Ray Stewart, Ron Trane, Larry Tullos, Tom Walker, Skip Weston, Edward Wilson, Bruce Whitchurch, Charles if judy Asay, Kay Bauman, Lynn Braddy, Murray Caplan, Ron Cassidente, Danny Chambers, Lynn Claar, Don Coleman, Tom Copps, john Davis, Don Fellows, jim Fitzgerald, Cathy Fluckey, jim Force, jim Franks, Sharon Frye, Mike Curian, Bruce Hanson, Frank Hardin, Stanley Henk, John Hines, Walker Hudson, lim l-lughes, Pat Hupp, Cass lngle, Cynthia jackson, Ron Kenny, Mike Kerns, Ed Kincade, jack Krug, Daryle Lent, Cassy Lewis, Ian Madsen, Ion Madsen, Walt Marker, Torn McCor- mick, John McDonald, Lawrence Olson, Mike Pahel, Roger Penn, Harry Petersen, Nancy Pierpoint, Glenna Poet, Paul Prior, David Rudine, Duane Sears, Pat Shanahan, Cary Shayler, Bob Sletvold, jim Songer, Rich Spires, Scott Swann, Ron Torp, Dale Tumey, john Weathers, Clinton XVhite, Brian Wold, lim 'Wurtsmith, Stephen Young. C NCERT ORCHE TR The Concert Orchestra. through its talented par- ticipants, has brought the realm of classical music before the Lincoln students. lt has displayed its musical unity for other Denver High Schools and a large radio audience. Twenty of its members were chosen for City- Wide Orchestra. Eight of these students moved to the hon- orof All-State Orchestra. Through the diligent work of all its members, it has proven itself outstanding in the world of music. lxlr. Culver Director 152 CO CERT B ances including the Memorial Day Parade, NDCC Parade, concerts at various junior and senior high schools and, traditionally, at school rallies and assemblies. Thirty-two of its talented members were selected for the City-Wide Band, some of which Went on to the All-State Band, All-Colorado Band, and All-State Orchestra. The Concert Band was organized so that Lincoln students might develop and dis play their talents in music. john Abbot, janeen Anderson, Lois Badger, Gary Batts, Yvonne Conzelman, Brigitte Cordova, Stephanie Cornelius, Odette Cul- len, Richard Erlacher, Susan Farkash, Ellen Force, Diane Forster, Patricia Garcia, Sherrill Gelwick, Dave German, james Hamel, Mary Heustis, john Horton, james Hughes, Sharon Hurst, Anita Kasson, Denisea Kincaid, joan Kipp, Carol Ledbetter, Marie Lindvall, Eugene Lucero, james Marshall, Ann McElroy, Mary Melzer, Dick Netherly, Nita Roberts, Ann Schultz, Cheryl Steepleton, janice Thielke, Bob Toren, Patricia Woodland, john McDonald, Larence Olsen, Michael Pahel, Roger Penn, Harry Peterson, Nancy Pierpoint, Glenna Poet, Paul Prior, David Rudine, Duane Sears, Patrick Shanahan, Gary Shayler, Robert Slet- vold, james Songer, Richmond Spires, Scott Swan, Ronald Torp, Dale Tumey, john Weathers, Clinton White, Brian Wold, james Wurtsmith, and Stephen Young. 153 This year's Concert Band represented Lincoln With many outstanding perform- l john Davis, Mark D e ndin ge r, james Fitzgerald, james Force, Martin Fritter, Dave German, james Hughes, Ronald Kenny, Mic hael Kerns, Don Kuehn, Lawrence Olson, Harry Petersen, Nancy Pierpoint, Paul Prior, Duane Sears, Patrick Shanahan, Robert Sletvold, Scott Swann, Dale Tumey, john Weathers. Lincoln High'SConcert Choir has spent many hours on their per- formances which have been presented to the student body this year. They provided entertainment throughout the Denver area, such as at our local churches and hotels. The highlight of this year's Concert Choir was their television appearance on Channel 6 in December. Un- der the direction of Mr. Eichenbcrger the choir has contributed to the musical enjoyment of all. Mr. Eichenberger Director 154 HOW BA The lights dim and the music begins. Show Band swings its way through the All- School Show and into junior high school musical assemblies. Its participants have ex- tracurricular group. With diligence and enthusiasm the band perfected its Broadway style and has developed a truly professional touch. Sue Allen, Sue Anderson, Judy Asay, Cathy Beasley, Kenneth Bergman, Sharon Bishop, Gary Bluhm, joseph Bradberry, Michael Brecht, Susan Brickey, Donald Brown, Tony Carney, Ronald Cassidente, Mervin Chapman, Dianne Clevenger, Sharon Converse, Susan Crawford, Sheldon DeWitt, Lynda Dick, Carole Dominguez, Dennis Edwards, Robert Erickson, Don Fellows, jerry Feuer- stein, Larry Fincher, George Foster, Doreen Fraker, Libby Fraker, Ted Freeburne, George Gallegos, Catherine Garland, Elaine George, Marcia Green, Donna Groom, Donald Groves, Dwight Hagee, Donald Hartley, john Hartman, Stanley Henk, Linda Holbrook, Peter Howell, james Hughes, Ron Ingram, Stanley jackson, Anita Kasson, Nancy Keller, Mary Kramer, Geraldine Lewis, Ianice McNamara, Marsha Morey, Lenny Mullennix, joe Mumford, Dick Netherly, Linda Newsom, Sandra Nicholson, David O'Brien, janet O'Neall, Zay Partridge, Donna Pate, Dennis Patten, Rebecca Pedgrift, Alberta Potts, JoAnn Pyatt, Mike Ragan, Nita Roberts, Shirley Romero, Michael Russell, Glenda Schroeder, Lee Roy Sisneros, Bruce Smith, Raymond Spurrier, Karon Stallings, Penny Stevenson, Ron Stewart, Russell Streiffert, jerry Thompson, Marilyn Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Thurl Van Kirk, Jacqueline Vercelli, Cherie Wait, Ronnie Watt, Ina Kathy Wilson, Barbara Wittwer. 155 celled in their specialized musical areas and have combined their talents into an ex- NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE National Forensic League is affiliated with the Competitive Speech Team. lt is organized for the purpose of providing an opportunity for wide experience in fields of rhetoric. Twenty- iive points earned in speech competition are necessary to qualify for membership. Call on me! I know the answer, for a change! So you don't like my joke.. Ea A ' . if In .naw And it's all your fault we have to stay after school One more time boy, just one more! ,fifli-4 I rr.. 1 We'll do it my way or we won't do it at all! See I told you he'd say that! julie Akers D ave Allen Tom Beresford Don Bohlen C arol Bretz Karen Cronin Karen Fetterhoff D ave Fisher C andy Gesner janet Gesner D an Gilmore Susan Graham Donna Holway jean Inglis Harley johnson P am johnson Mike Kelly Bob Knight Rudy Lopez Ron Melichar Jackie Nieman Pat Owens C arol Parrot jim Perkins Larry Perkins jerry P itm an Dave Rudine Duane Sears Brent Slatten jerry Waldvogle Qs. A Mr. Kr am ish Sponsor Bob Knight President janet Gesner Vice President Judy Wilborn Susan Graham Richard Wright Secretary julie Akers Treasurer r I l I , wp- , 59221.1- wrfe. Karen Bottoms Mike Phelan Marge Kobernus Mike Kelly Mr. joe Craft President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 'Q-...hs Now, all happy, smiling Thespians. TIO AL THESPIANS Thespians is a nationalhonorary society composed of young people who have earned membership through dedicated Work in high school dramatic pr od uc tio n s. They are chosen not only for acting, but through out- standing contributions. Each year two Honor The spians, one boy and one girl, are chosen for this dedicated service. Bottoms, Karen Colt, Peter Preeburne, Ted Hamel, jim johnson, Pam Kelly, Mike Kobernus, Marge McElroy, Ann Phelan, Mike Vogt, Vickie Williams, Dwanah MUSIC CLUB Music Club provides an opportunity for inter- ested students to become acquainted with various Ted preebume forms of music. lts purpose is to further apprecia- President tion and participation in fine music. 1. N- s,-if Roll Call. . . Bach. . . Beethoven. . . Chopin. . Anderson, Sue Asay, Judy Bauman, Kay Bowden, Kay Brown, Diane Close, Kathy Cordova, Brigitte Cornelius, Stephanie Force, Ellen Freeburne, Ted Fritter, Martin German, Dave Hamel, jim Horton, john Hudson, Marsha Hughes, jim Kasson, Anita Keller, Nancy Kincaid, Denise Lindvall, Marie Lucas, jane Netherly, Dick Peterson, Harry Pickrel, Pam Roberts, Carol Roberts, Nita Roberts, Rodney Rueff, Michele Sears, Duane Steepleton, Cheryl Thompson, Marilyn Vanderworth, Anne Walker, Cindy Widmayer, Carlyn Williams, Dwanah Wilson, Kathy Ziggy, Sally 'TYR l'm a little teapot. . . fl A Q, iitll in iii, y . .. .V :- 2557, ,ff X. ' If f y A I jim Hughes Vice President Kathy Wilson Secretary Kay Bauman Treasurer Miss Sobey Sponsor 63'- Margie Skeen President When a r igo ro u s initiation is completed, new members joinin the project of learning about drama. Through lectures , seeing plays, and creating pro- ductions of their own, Limelighters learn about the theater. The club brings enjoyment to both the mem- bers ancl the community through their art. Performers backstage during the produc- tion of Carousel. Mike Kelly gives jim Hamel 47 ' lg fraternity pin. ' xQ' jim Hamel Vice -President Ann McElroy Secretary Mike Kelly Treasurer Mr. joe Craft Sponsor dings. Best Man: When is it our turn, Don? Maid of Honor: I hate being second best at wed- Sue Allen Diane Allomong Sue Anderson Ken Bergman Donna Bogren Karen Bottoms Mike Bradshaw Linda Breeden Carol Bretz Susie Brickey Sharon Burdick Peter Colt Erith Curtis jan Depperschmidt Dana Diehl Carole Dominguez Don Fellows Cathy Goddard jim Hamel Kathy Hammond Frank Hardin jan Holschuh Pam johnson Mike Kelly jean Losey Ann McElroy Dick Netherly Pat Owens Suzy Painter Margaret Patterson Cathy Pickup Alice Potter Dave Rudine Steve Sekerak Judy Sipe Margie Skeen Penny Stevenson Sharon Stevenson joan Talbow Dee Tate Terri Theurer Vickie Vogt Barbara Wells Dana Wiley Dwanah Williams Be nice to me, or I'1l hit The Beloved Couple you with my purse! f F PHI BETA Anderson, Sharon Caplan, Murray Cassidento, Ronald Challacombe, Ken Coombe, John Cridlebaugh, Allen Fortna, Steve Graham, Susan Greigo, jim I-Ioffschneider, Larry Hornbrook, Mark Karet, Ira Lidikay, Kary McQuaid, Jim Penn, Roger Rueck, Peter Sears, Duane Sherman, Deanna Slatten, Brent Spaar, Sheri Weathers, john Wright, Richard Sheri Spaar Secretary Ira Karet Treasurer Mr. Einarsen Sponsor CI-II Students with interests centered around science find Phi Beta Chi, Lincoln's science club, an excellent place to delve further into their pursuits. Experiments, lectures and field studies provide knowledge and enjoyment. Will it really do my homework??! Susan Graham President Mark I-lornbrook Vice-President Q' na., 162 You have chosen brand X. . . Science Club members pay close attention. All your white things will be this white if you use Cheer! My Members enjoy the very informative meetings. 'rs s N A r Q if W 'T is , N-M 1 A i, 'V1sf,,f4f,?m kr A zyyzz A 163 v lated fields find Caduceus amost interesting and enjoyable activi- ry. through movies, lectures, and experiments. CAD CEUS Students considering careers in medical science and its re- Caduceus members become educated extra-curricularly Dick Netherly President ,M H.. 'QQ ASA u ' is ,, .A Caduceus members adjourn after an interesting meeting. Dick Netherly lectures the club on some opportunities in the various fields of medicine. What do you mean, dissect Mr. K1une? Janet Williams Secretary, Vice President WGN Cheryl Hook Mrs. Rosner Treasurer Sponsor 5 f Badger, Lois Banks, Joan Beresford, Thomas Buschxnan, Rusty Cook, Nancy Crawford, Peggy Caplan, Murray Curtis, Erith Erskine, Susan Farkash, Margie Farkash, Sue Fedler, Eddie Forster, Diane Fulkrod, Cheryl Godsey, Judy Grizzle, Kay I-lalfacre, Margie Hauck, Gary I-leitert, Kathy Holt, Ginger Honnall, Janice Hook, Cheryl Ideen, Candice Ingle, Cass Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Sharon Kasson, Anita Legros, Durene McMullen, Jeanie McNamara, Janice Medel, Rebecca Meier, Carolyn Merriweather, Donna Miller, Shirley Nelson, Bob Netherly, Dick O'Reilly, Pat Ostermiller, Judy Parrott, Carol Parsons, Marilyn Perkins, Larry Reid, Lois Rivera, Sally Roberts, Julia Rothfus, Marguerite Rudine, Dave Salyards, Susan Sanchez, Jack Schultz, Lydia Smith, Maureen Thims, Carol Walgren, Lavina Whyte, Mary Widmayer, Carolyn Wiley, Dana Williams, Janet Zinanti, Mary Jo M ,rw- '91-jp Bill McElroy, President Blattner, joe Clayburg, Craig Corbridge, Clark Effland, Ben Fisher, Dave Freeburne, Ted Grooters, jay Gunderson, Dennis Gurian, Mike lwan, Greg Knight, Bob Krug, jack Lamb, jim Langton, Mike McElroy, Bill McQuz1id, jim Morton, Dave Patten, Dennis Reed, Brian Reeser, Warner Smith, Steve Trujillo, Dave Wenzinger, Gary Weston, Ed Wilson, Bruce Young, Mike Clark Corbridge, Secretary KEY CLUB Key Club is a branch of the Kiwanis Club. lt is a service club which gives out- standing boys the opportunity to grow into better citizens while helping the school, community and nation. Dennis Gunderson, Vice President Warner Reeser, Mr. Wilson, Treasurer Sponsor 166 Q. 1 5 ogg Akk,,. i Q, if-Q -i Carole Dominguez Diane Madden Mary Jane Sodia Cheryl Christensen Eileen Klinger Jennie Phillips Ann Brown Sponsor Fashion Board members put up another of their very at- tractive and informative bulletin bo ard s in the main hall. This display demon- strates the proper dress for the Birthday Ball. ,Q W 9 s wg, - 5 Christine Wagner Vicki Magnie ,Q Tina Garland FASHION BOARD Fashion Board, composed of spe- cially selected girls, coordinates fashion activities for the school, sets standards of dress and encourages good grooming. Many projects range from very interesting show cases on display throughout the school to variouspro- jects during the year. X i ABRAGALS Abragals is asocialclub. Allgirls attending A. I... H.S. are members, however only those who pay their dues are active members. Through their activities, Abragals portray loyalty honor and service to the student body. These ideals, loyalty, honor, and service, are incorporated into the design of the Abragal pin and serve as a reminder to each member. Abrams, Karen Allison, Betty Altman, Linda Augustine, Pam Ball, Susan Barry, Kathy Batiuk, Susan Beeler, Sue Bickford, Connie Bill, Judy Bingham, Gayla Blondo, Sandy Boles, Donna Boudreau, Mary Bradley, Sandy Bradley, Vicki Brecht, Pam Bremner, Glenda Bretz, Kathy Brickey, Susie Brockel, janet Judy S mith President Browning, Kathie Bustamante, Pauline Calvaresi, jan Carroll, Bonnie Christensen, Cheryl Cohen, Carol Converse, Sharon Cook, Sally Cronin, Karen Dawson, Linda DeBell, Karen DeGallo, Linda Depperschmidt, jan Dick, Lynda Judy Sipe Trish Hogan Margaret Patterson Mary Ann Parthum Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 168 1 Duane, Pam Duncan, Jan Dunn, Mollie Dwyer, Sandy Eastwood, Judy Edlun, Betty Edrich, Dorothy Epperson, Barbara Estrada, Barbara Felder, Jan Fetter, Dori Fey, Marlene Fillenberg, Carol Fillenberg, Cheryl Finken, Alice Fischer, Terri Francis, Jeannine Fuller, Carolyn Gaylord, Linda George, Elaine Girten, Linda Gleason, Cheri Gonzales, Carole Gonzales, JoAnn Grant, Janet Greenough, Gail Griffin, Marie Hansen, Patty Hammond, Kathie Harrison, Cindy Havens, Toni Hocks, Terri Lea Hogan, Jeanne Hogan, Trish Holtam, Linda Hoover, Linda Horiuchi, Jeri Huck, Pam Hunter, Karen Hupfer, Carolyn Johnson, Cherrie Johnson, Joan Johnson, Pam Juarez, Hope Kerby, Donna King, Kathy Kipp, JoAnn Koinzan, Susan Kramer, Mary Krys, Joanne Lamb, Kit Land, Sue Lee, Lonna Leonard, Donna Lewis, Karen Lexa, Dolores Libsack, Vickie Light, Linda Linstrom, Margie Lobato, Orlinda Lombard, Sherry Lopez, Portia Ludka, Garneth Magnie, Vicki Malin, Martha Markell, Bev Martinez, Linda Martinez, Mary Maxwell, Patsy McDaniel, Jean McDermott, Sherry McDougal, Diane 169 McLennan, Carol McMahon, Margie McMullen, Jeannie Merriweather, Donna Meyer, Norma Morey, Diane Morton, Kathy Muir, Sue Muniz, Jackie Mycka, Jean Nadeau, Pauline Neighbor, Karen Nelson, Judy Nerim, Nancy Nieman, Jackie Nylander, Linda Ogden, Judy Olson, Carol Osborn, Marsha Owens, Pat Paez, May Painter, Suzie Parker, Diane Parker, Sandi Patterson, Jackie Patterson, Margaret Paul, Lucy Perito, Carolynn Person, Linda Peters, Jeri Petrelli, Ann Phillips, Jan Pickup, Kathy Porter, Sue Priest, Peggy Rankin, Shirley Reed, Beth Reed, Joneen Riddle, Sue Romero, Shirley Rothfus, Marguerite Schlabach, Sharon Seavey, Desta Sexton, Peggy Shebesta, Karen Sipe, Judi Sipe, Julie Smith, Judy Smith, Wanda Smyte, Ellen Snyder, Linda Sodia, Mary Jane Stackhouse, Sue Stearns, Ruthie Steinbach, Laura Stonebraker, Beverly Stout, Donna Taylor, Sharon Thims, Carol Thrapp, Carolyn Tucker, Guida Valdez, Phyllis Vandenberg, Edna. Vincent, Bonnie Walgren, Lavina Wallis, Jan Ward, Graceanne Wardrip, Vicki Watson, Judy Watson, Phyllis Weber, Marilyn Westerberg, Janis Whaley, Sue Widener, Shirley Williams, Pam Woeber, Charlene Wright, Roxanne Ziereis, Sue Anderson, Janeen Binkley, Rita Burdick, Sharon Clary, Paul Cloepfil, Cathy Cornelius, Stephanie Cottrell, Dave Dick, Lynda Doren, Elaine Dowling, Lynda Downes, Marilyn Dysart, jackie Elston, janet Griffin, Marie Hupp, Pat Karet, Ira Kerns, Susan Kingsbury, Candy Lent, Daryle Long, Terry Maxson, Christine McQuaid, Jim Mycka, jean Olson, Carol Patterson, Barbara Paul, Lucy Penn, Roger Rueff, Michele Sipe, Judi Stevenson, Linda Tompkins, Ronnie Vessey, Diana Williams, Sandy Winklepleck, Linda Woodland, Pat Lynd a D owling Treasurer FTA Future Teachers of America promotes interest in the vo- cational field of education, and presents the opportunity to be- come familiar with the activities of a teacher by substituting grading papers, tutoring individual students and performing duties required of teachers. Trips , conferences and social meet- ings make it a worthwhile organization . Roger Penn Daryle Lent President Vice President Marilyn Downes Secretary Miss Carney Sponsor D. E. members receive instructions from their sponsor. No dirty jokes in this class. DISTRIB TIVE EDUCATIO Linda Arndt Barbara Bostwick Dorothy Ann Britton Carol Campbell Jeanie DeWitt Terrie Follick Mike Hughes Connie l-lurlburt Judy Jacobs Loree Lechman Diane Madden Connie Nackerud Deryn Price Janice Schapp Reva Turner Diane Valentine Aims of Distributive Education are concentrated upon the idea of improving service to the customer in all branches of distribution. The three primary objectives are: to offerabalanced, comprehen- sive, and instructional program in distribution and marketing, to aid in techniques of distribution, and to develop an understanding of social and economic responsibilities of those engaged in distri- bution in a free competitive society. Mike Hughes President Linda Arndt Vice President Deryn Price Secretary Loree Lechm an Treasurer il 1 J . Don Groves Marguerite Rothfus Darlene Stringer TEENAGE REP BLICAN CLUB Abbott, John Blanot, Doug Blish, Sue Carpenter, Lanny George, Elaine Goodman, Bruce Groves, Don Holland, Paul johnson, Pam McMullen, jean Manion, Larry Dave Kathy Pat Susan Sandi Morton, Morton, Owens, Painter, Parker, Perkins, Larry Peterson, Harry Phelan, Mike Rothfus, Marguerite Rudine, Dave Skeen, Matt Smith, Steve Stringer, Darlene Taylor, Naomi The purpose of the Teenage Republican Club is to encourage young men and women of ability to enter the political field and to develop a stronger Republican Partyg to aid in the organizing and conducting of political campaignsg to promote good government and cultivate a sense of individual obligation to the community, state, and nation, and provide a better understanding of political affairs. If looks could kill. . . Pam johnson Dave Morton Mrs. Garretson 172 xv E gf aw M wi,-,. ,N,i3J,,sQ,,.,,.m.gal::,,, 'lf msg mr? 5 ,S we r is feng r L..,.. Q, is, ss.-f -gov' john Abbott Darlene Stringer Pat Smith Ioneen Reed Cheri Gleason President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Mr. Schrant Sponsor IRC Members of the International Relations Clubgain understand- ing and interest in national and international affairs. They partici- pate in conferences, hear speakers from other countries and are given the chance to know people from other countries. The key words to the purpose of this organization are international under- standing. Members of IRC carry on an interesting discussion with the Norwegian foreign exchange student. Abbott, john Arnott, Lynell Bauman, Kay Blanton, Marlyn Bodemann, Louise Breeden, Linda Brock, Brian Dardano, Loretta Flannery, Gail George, Elaine Gleason, Cheri Giddings, Sandy Grace, Jodi Koehler, Pat Knight, Ruth Landis, Toni Lechman, Loree Maxwell, Patsy McDougal, Diane Morton, David Mugge, Kay Nackerud, Connie Netherly, Richard Pamphins, Ronnie Reed, Joneen Ritenour, Karen Sagrillo, Jacque Sever, Semra Smith, Pat Taylor, Sharon Wilkins, Robin Bev Markell, Patsy Maxwell Marilyn Downes Vice-President Secretary Secretary GIRLS' BOWLI G CL B Girls' Bowling Club provides after school recreation for girls interested in improving their bowling skills. Once a week they meet for inter-league competition. Jayne Harrison, President At the end of the school year, trophies are awarded to MP- COM, SPOnsor the best and most improved bowlers. Maybe I should take up archery. Oh, my gosh--it's coming back! 174 Akers, Julie Allison, Betty Appleby, Sandy Augustine, Pam Baker, Cathy Beckel, Gloria Bostwick, Barbara Cody, Charlotte Cohen, Carol Colosacco, Pam Conner, Peggy Dale, Carol Dallas, Cheryl Dawson, Linda Detwiler, Sheryl Disbrow, Marilyn Dowling, Lynda Downes, Marilyn Epperson, Barbara Fetterhoff, Karen Fowler, Sue Frye, Sharon Galt, Suzanne Giddings, Sandy Gindre, Julie Glacken, Anita Gleason, Cheri Godsey, Judy Grizzle, Gloria Grizzle, Kay Groom, Donna Hansen, Janet Hansen, Joanie Harrison, Jayne Haska, Sandy Henderson, Julie Henderson, Linda Herrmann, Vivian Hill, Hazel Holtam, Linda Johnson, Sue Jones, Susanne Kasin, Linda Kessler, Carol Kester, Judy Koinzan, Susan Kouns, Kim Lee, Jeri Ann Lent, Daryle Lodge, Pat Lombard, Sherry Long, Barbara Lopez, Cynthia Markell, Beverly Marshall, Linda Maxwell, Patsy McCormick, Jean McDonald, Brenda McKinney, Virginia McLennan, Carol McNabb, Barbara Meier, Marilyn Newman, Nancy Nicholson, Sandy Norfleet, Janette Nozot, Linda Nydam, Janet O'Brien, Eloise Parker, Sandi Pell, Judi Poole, Carole Purcell, Verene Rodrock, Donna Roecker, Linda Sagrillo, Carolyn Seymour, Jane Sherman, Deanna Sneddon, Judy Spitz, Patty Springer, Shari Stevenson, Linda Stringer, Darlene Stuckey, Cheryl Suvada, Linda Tucker, Guida Tucker, Mina VanLoon, Diane Wever, Penny Wilborn, Judi Williams, Jeneane Williams, Jeneone Williams, Sandy Woeber, Charlene Wright, Roxanne Zahtila, Theresa 175 Who asked you? ! 9'ilQDDkf!?GD?il Mr. Charlesworth Sponsor M . jeffry s Sponsor 'X s? . ., Don Colem an Treasurer SKI BE DER C harles Brooks President Pete Howell Vice President Ruth Knight S ecretary Ski Benders is a unique sports organization which provides hours of fun, enjoyment, and thrills to its members. The purpose of the club is to promote sportsmanship and to train Lincoln students in the skills of skiing. Adam, Noel Anderson, Herb Armburst, Myrna Beck, Barbara Bickford, Connie Bills, Brenda Blanton, Marilyn Bodemann, Louise Blish, Susan Bradley, Sandy Bradley, Vicki Breeden, Linda Bretz, Kathy Brooks, Charles Campbell, Charles Clark, Doug Cody, Charlotte Coleman, Donald Cook, Nancy Crist, Larry Dill, john Dillon, Dwight Dominguez, C arole Doyle, jerry Duncan, janet Edwards, Denny Fellows, Don Felts, Robert Frank, Carole Forster, Diane Giddings, Paul Gilbert, Keith Harrison, Jayne Havens, Toni Hendrickson, Gail Hogan, Mike I-lonnoll, Janice Howell, Pete 'Sl 4 Ski Bcndcrs enjoy a sunny day in the snow. Hupfer, Carolyn Isenhart, Marlene Jackson, Cyndi Jackson, Shari Jaeger, Robert Keller, Nancy Kilgore, Randy Knight, Ruth Krys, Joanne Lafferty, Cindy Larson, Craig Lent, Leslie Lindberg, Fred Long, Merri Kay Lopez, Barbara Lord, Paul Magnie, Vicki Markell, Bev Marshall, Carol Marston, Dave Martin, Dan McDougal, Diane McGuire, Neil McKin.ny, Ginny MCM ahon, Marjorie Meeker, John Mebrens, Barbara Mumford, Joe Murley, Judie Nelson, Bob Netherly, Richard Painter, Susan Porch, Dennis Priemazon, Barry Randolph, Gary Reed, Joneen Reeser, Rick Riley, Linda Ritnour, Karla Rock, Terri Rockwell, Claudia Rose, Steve Rothfus, Marguerite Rueck, Peter Ryden, Jerome Salo, Craig Scott, Sharon Seaton, Priscilla Seavy, Desta Simpson, Danny Sisneros, Leeroy Skeen, Matt Snyder, Linda Spurrier, Chuck Tackett, Glenda Tate, Dee Trill, Phil Walgren, Lavina Walker, Susan Weathers, John Wells, Barbara Wheeler, Mike Whitchurch, Charles Whitchurch, Dennis Wiley, Dana Williams, Jeneane Williams, Pam Williams, Sandy Wood, Robert Young, Kenneth Young, Mike Young, Stephen ROLLER CL B ln addition to providing its members with evenings of relaxing skating, the Roller Club promotes participation in racing and other competitive skating events. Juanita Abeyta President Out of my Way, I'm coming through! Abeyta, Juanita Abeyta, Linda Armstrong, Lorna Bair, Sandy Bender, Pat Blaylock, Sally Bradford, Bev Butler, Doran Callahan, Pat Cobb, Carol Craven, Shirley Dick, Sharon Doak, Ralph Elrod, Ginny Galasso, Vince Garner, Sue Girton, John Haliw, Janice Hammer, Evelyn Hammond, Kathi Hansen, Janice 6 Jungck, Carol Lemay, Roy Martin, Mike Mason, Linda Maurer, Frank Navratil, Mary Novak, Jo Reeves, Carol Scott, Frank Shane, Mike Smith, Don Staab, Pam Sutphin, Barbara Sutphin, Janet Thibeaut, Arlene Tippie, Sherri Veal, Linda Whitfield, John Williams, Pam Womack, Elva Wood, Sharon Wright, Marilyn Carol Cobb Vice President S ally Blaylock Secretary Mr. R. Blair Linda Abeyta S ponsor Tre asurer jf! Miss Vote Sponsor Mr. Lee Sponsor Mrs. C ooke Sponsor 1992 N. President Bri an R eed Vice -President Kathy Pickup Secretary Christine M axon Treasurer Donna Riedel GAY BLADE Lincoln's ice skating club, the Gay Blades, meets every first and third Tues- day of the month at the Denver University Skating Rink to learn and participate in the art and joy of ice skating. Two Gay Blades members discuss skating. Noel Adam Paula Adams Betty Jo Allison Sharon Anderson Kathy Beeson S andi Beeson Pat Bender Barbara Beyer Ronnie Blakely Renee Blewitt Susan Blish Mary Lou Boudre au Kyle Boyce Lanny C arpenter Jim Christy Arlene Ciarvella Linia Coleman Erith Curtis Bill Dawson Sharon Dick Jan Dodd P am Duane Judy Earnest Judy Epperson Barbara Estrada Bob Estrada John Fullerton Linda Golden Bonnie Hauck Gary Hauck Trish Hogan C arolyn I-Iupfer Pat Leiby Karen Lidikay D anny M ahaffie Beverly Markell Christine Maxson Jeanie McMullen Jan McNamara D arrell Oetken Lorraine Olsen Suzanne Pavlica D ave Perkins Jennie Phillips Linda Phipps John Pickup Kathy Pickup Jim Probst Duane Quinn Brian Reed Donna Riedel Eudova Robinson Wayne Sprague Patricia T aylor Armand Trujillo Patty Ann Thorna Linda True Barbara Vass Charles Whitchurch Dennis Whitchurch Mike Young Anderson, Sue Beeson, Sandi Book, Carol Brown, Nancy Bustamante, Pauline Carlson, Louis Carpenter, Lanny Clark, Barbara Colt, Peter Corbridge, Clark Crist, Larry Curtis, Barbara Dendinger, Mark Fillenberg, Cheryl Fillenberg, Carol Fitzwater, Judy Fix, John Gallagher, Doug Grace, Brian Griffin, Joe Havens, Toni Harris, Rusty Herald, Danny Clark Corbridge President Sue Anderson Vice-President Barbara Clark Secretary Holt, Dawn Horiuchi, Jerry Jackson, Cyndi Kelly, Mike Kennedy, Mike McCoy, Pat McQuire, Jim Meyer, Diane Muir, Sue Nichols, Terry Parsons, Marilyn Perdew, Nancy Probst, Jim Salyards, Sue Seymore, Jane Sherman, Deann Sipe, Judy Smith, Jim Smith, Judy Smith, Maureen Sneith, Larry 8. DOLPHINS Dolphins is a co-ed swim club whose purpose is to promote healthy relationships and represent ALHS in a favorable and benificial manner. Members learn about and enjoy swimming after they are admitted following a difficult screening of swimming ability. 71 .ias Mrrwvwhi 'i ,,aifi1,,,is,,, pp S L 2 it .M , Q fiisssfs ,,.mm,,,X W-,,,,r A Taylor, Sharon Van.Kirk, Chuck Vick, John Wagner, Vicki Wilkins, Robyn Wilson, Bruce Jim McGuire Treasurer Miss Limb ach Sponsor Christine Wagner Virginia Harris Judy Morehead Norma Zawodsky Linda Hughes President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Treasurer ORCHESIS Orchesis, the modern dance club, has its meeting every day hour eight. Modern dance develops grace, poise, and an enthusiasm for movement. Members are chosen by try-outs based on dancing aptitude. Orchesis meets as a class, bringing to the participants, pleasure and knowledge of dance. A dancer shows graceful form Mrs. Evans Sponsor Members study movem ent. Beck, Barbara Bottoms, Karen Collins, Lana Duane, Pam Flannery, Gail Geirsh, Judy Gutierrez, Pat Harris, Ginger Hughes, Linda Jackson, Shirley Kobernus, Marge Lee, Lonna Maxon, Chris Morehe ad, Judy fp Murley, Judie Nelson, Judy Phillips, Jennie Roberts, Carol Robinson, Eudova Schultz, Ann Sutphin, Jan Swartley, Judy Tacketft, Glenda Wagner, Christine Yalch, Jan Ziereis, Sue Dance discussion ,..,q, Q ffl ' 1: -nf. Wy' , , I R gs 1- wi W wg'-Ji 1 lZ ' AI-IARBA TARGETEER C arolyn Cobb Mrs. Rinderknecht S ponsor Pitts, Sharon Robertson, Bonnie Schwartz, Donna Sexton, Peggy Slavsky, Judy Stewartson, Sue Turner, LaRue Webber, Pat ,....-mild President Girls' Rifle Club gives interested girls the opportunity to learn the proper use of firearms The girls also prepare for competitive shoot ing with other schools. Peggy Sexton Vice President Jeneane Williams Secretary Jan Hansen Treasurer C onnie Parker Executive Officer Beatty, Sandy Campbell, Carolyn Cloephil, Cathy Cobb, Carolyn Dinsmoe, Janice Fey, Marlene Freitag, janet Griffin, Marie Halfacre, Margie Hansen, Jan Harrison, Bonnie Henderson, julie Henderson, Linda Hunter, Karen Laird, Linda Langsteiner, Marlee Lent, Lesli Lexa, Dolores McDermott, Trudy McDougal, Diane McDougall, Virginia Nadeau, Pauline Parker, Connie sw fx Lt. Colonel RVamSSY DEFENSE CADET CORP is sf- 1 ' I Xb S COLOR GUARD ,. W,-QZSTWN SEVENTH B TTLE GROUP DCC ROSTER Aden, E- Claar, L. Adolph, R. Cogk, W, Alverson, L. Coulter, 1, Anderson, B. Coulter, S, Anderson, H. Craft, D, Armstrong, D- cmhfieid, T. Arnold, R. C1-Qttg, L, Bahl, R- Cutler, R. Baldridge, l' Davidson, R. B3ll., C. Day, R, Ball. G- Decker, L. Bfltffh G- Delve, E. Bell, R- DeWitt, S. Beyer, J- Doak, R. Bickford. J- Dhainin, K. Biesemeier, D. Domenico, B- Blackl J' Dominguez, R. Boardman, G. Duckworth, T. Dudt, P. Egiirglvgr Edwards, D. W- Bright' J' Farnswdrth. M. Brinkhaus, M. Fastenovw 'R. Bfotti B- Feight, L. Brown, D. Ferro, J, Bmndise. R- Fiedler, v. Brundige, R. Fitt, C- Brunk, D. Fogley L. Bullard, W. Ford, J. Bush: R- Foster, G. Butler, D. Foster, N. Carter, F. Frank, F, Chambers, T. French, B, Chapman, M. Frisby, T. Ch1'iSfY, D- Garcia, A. ChUVeD, R- Gartrell, B. Gates, J. Gilmore, D. Gilmore, D. Goldman, T. Goodwin, P. Graham, D. Griego, J. Grizzle, D. Grayum, R. Gross, G. Groves, G. Hanel, J. Hansford, I. Harris, R. Harris, R. Harvey, D. Harvey, H. Henderson, H. Hendricks, I. Herman, K. Higginson, G. Hills, H. Hindman, I. Hobson, 1. Horton, I. Howard, C. Howell, D. Hunt, C. Hunter, T. Iwan, G. jackson, D. jarrell, H. johnson, L. Johnson, R. Karr, F. Kelley, D. Keyser, E. Keyton, E. Martinez, J. Kovacev, D. Martinez, P. Kreps, S. Marye, B. Kroening, E. Meehan, T. Lahr, R. Moon, D. Lamorie, A. Moore, D. Larson, C. Moore, G. Larson, J. Moyer, E. LeCavalier, J. Murphy, D. Lesser, R. Murphy, P. Lewis, D. Murphy, R. Lewis, G. Nelson, R. Lewis, J. Newland, R. Lewis, T. Newton, 1. Light, s. Nicholson, c. Lilly, W. Patterson, R. Lindberg, F. Pearce, M. Liscomb, I. Pierce, I. Lopez, R. Proctor, T. Lopez, R. Quick, E. Loveall, J. Ramsey, S. Lucero, G. Rand, J. Ludka, A. Randall, T. Lundquist, N. Randolph, G Lyle, H. Reed, S. McBride, D. Robbins, P. McCall, J. Robinson, A. McGuire, I. Rothermel, J. McGuire, N. Roundtree, T. McKenna, T. Roy, D. McLaughlin, J. Russell, E. McMeans, R. Sagrillo, R. Mahaffie, D. Saunders, S. Manczur, G. Saville, R. Marley, D. Seder, A. Martens, D. Shedd, G. Martin, M. Shetterly, M Signorelli, R. Simms, M. Slife, I. Smith, B. Sneith, L. Snyder, G. Sprague, W. Stallsworth, S Stedman, C. Stephenson, B Stowell, R. Stubert, F. Sutton, W. Swanson, L. Sypherd, L. Thiede, R. Thompson, K Thorsen, D, Tomlinson, J. Tompkins, R. Torp, J. Urshan, R. Van Stone, K Verseman, R. Vick, Waldvogle, J, Wallace, R. Walter, S. Watt, R. Weber, I. Weiss, R. Wenzinger, I. Wever, D. White, C. Whitfield, J. Woods, K. Wurtsmith, I. .,,,...............------ HONORARY CADETS Stanger, Sharon, Col. Klinger, Eileen, Lt. Col. Marston, Bobetta, Maj. Epperson, Barbara, Capt. George, Elaine, Capt. Locklin, Deanna, Capt. Ogden, Judy, Capt. Sipe, Judy, Capt. Binkley, Rita, Lt. Magpie, Vicki, Lt. Sipe, julie, Lt. Spaar, Sheri, Lt. Stevenson, Penny, Lt. g CADET OFFICERS Penn, john Roger, Col. Force, james G., Lt. Col. Martinez, Richard, Lt. Col. Clark, Douglas A. , Maj. Peterson, Leonard, Maj. Pogue, Briggs, Maj. Whipple, joseph, Capt. Schroth, David, lst Lt. Brueggemann, William, 2nd Lt. Giddings, Paul A., 2nd Lt. Leslie, Kenneth, 2nd Lt. Newlander, Ronald, 2nd Lt. Walker, Clifford, 2nd Lt. Wilde, Frank, 2nd Lt. i J N 5 5 Z , 5 A i If DRILL TEA RIFLE TEA REM MBER WHE s 5 s YN e had our Sen io r Homecoming sri' They were our Hsophom Ron n s King and Queen. and Jacque were Blue Heave ' 189 OTS Heroes REM MBER HE ..... auhf Carole was our Sophomore Color Day attendant. Our Junior Ex- ecutives were jim, Carole, De, and Sl-:ip Do you? Gulf? We clowned around! We had those better than average rallies. L1ncoln's cross country team took state. RE BER WHE X F Q 2 -Q his gg, 4 1 ws 3152 'x ,J 4 Judy was Exotica's Queen. eb Own 35 O02 We all were on Mr. G rue n1er's Christmas 1 i s t They said it WOULDN 'T hurt. We had those important Senior meetings. V wlfhfffgffff ff Tk 3 if fff, 4 K Y K 1 Q 5 lg? 35 2 F gf. RE BER WHE . . . De was our Junior Color Day attendant. We decorated the Redwood , We had one more year to go. We had our first field day, sf . - r Y UL' M9122 'fl .. 2- x N N N Semra was our exchange student. We wanted to win so badly. We were asked--- which little girl is different? Abd? The eight o'clock rallies were too much for the senior boys. 192 -..