Lincoln High School - President Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 233 of the 1979 volume:

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' ,Tr mix mu fm 1 As the decade closes we look back at those who left us . Show business lost some great personalities during the 70's. The memories of these people make the entertainment world what it is today. On August 16, 1977 the father of rock 'n roll died of heart failure in his home city, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley, also known as Elvis the Pelvis because of the sexy undulating body motion that typified his style, became a star in 1956 when his first string of hits Heartbreak Hotel, Don't Be Cruel, Hound Dog, Blue Suede Shoes, and Love Me Tender - reached the top of the charts and the first of his twenty-eight motion pictures, LOVE ME TENDER, was released. Freddie Prinze of CHICO AND THE MAN committed suicide on January 28, 1977. He was a good actor and many people enoyed being entertained by him. It was a mysterious t.ragedy that shocked everyone On Christmas Day, 1977, Charlie Chaplin died at the age of 88 at his home in Switzerland. He was first introduced to America as a vaudville clown in 1910. Bing Crosby thrilled audiences of all ages with his great talent not only in singing but also in acting. He made many famous movies in his day, such as - WHITE CHRISTMAS, HOLIDAY INN, GOING MY WAY, not to forget his many road shows. Bing Crosby died as he had lived, a true and faithful son of the church int.o which he was born, a loving husband and father, a sportsman among sportsmen, and a patriotic American. and Went on to a bigger and better place. 54 W ,, L- I . HW, N .,.., nm. ,L 1... vm. - n , , y. 1 4.-. .41 44. FM ' 4 154 1 I w f if Sit? , ff' n W9 J A if 'S 1 w I 1 Y I M -in ARL As the decade closes we will remember those people The 70's made political history when for the first time a president resigned and Watergate became a new word in the dictionary. Vice President Gerald Ford then took over for Nixon. Mr. Ford held this position for the rest of' the termg then President Carter was voted in. Henry Kissinger was an important political figure in the 70's also. He had a big part in keeping peace. As the decade closes Vance has taken over the position as Secretary of State. In the world of sports, Muhammad Ali has been the main man. The world heavy-weight champ has had a couple of tough years. Leon Spinks came into the picture and took the title away from Ali and lost it back to Ali all within a matter of six months. It was the shortest time anyone held the title. The 1972 Olympics created a couple oi' world-wide superstars competing for the big one, the gold medal. Mark Spitz, who was one of them, managed to come home with seven golds in the swimming competition. Little Olga Korhut stole many hearts as she showed her charms in the gymnastic events. The 1976 Decathlon winner was Bruce Jenner, which made him The World's Greatest Athlete. in 4 Sf 158.63-vi g P3 8 2 ,nw sex 1 . , T ' :Q I5 'ggi ..:A- V+ , 1 , 5 ig., ,.aY , . 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M V MVA N ,i iw ' J f iw f 1 Wx rm fx 711 2,1 Af ,U .,'lyLJ,? ,, jf,u,H ,g ,J .5113 MJ ,Q NNY As the decade closes the entertainment World .. The decade of the 70's saw no great musical changes, but did see a number of innovations. In the early 70's Beatles' fans mourned the news of their breakup. The music of the mid-70's was a mixture of Hard Rock and Pop Rock, with popular groups being the Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, the Osmonds and teenage idols like Donny Osmond and David Cassidy. Hard Rock continued to develop with other groups like Boston, the Eagles, and Kansas But a new and completely different kind of music was also emerging-DISCO. Groups like the Commodores, Donna Summer and the Bee Gees contributed to much of the success of disco music. Morever the movie SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER was the major cause of this disco fever. This movie also contributed to the popularity of the star and idol John Travolta. He is just one of the stars to pop out of the late 70's. Sylvester Stallone melted his viewers in his performance as Rocky. Henry Winkler, alias Fonzie, stole the hearts of many in his role in HAPPY DAYS. Farrah Fawcett became an everyday household word through her role in CHARLIE'S ANGELS. Still lives on f S C91 gnnnlllk 6 N. HN. 3 ,-1 .Q 1 CP 'E fe .W S 1 E 25' Ev if In si XE Q U s VW f pw ,QQQN awww ,vanwe- vfg-'-ew wx-- NEQML we As the decade changes new and familiar faces grace the classrooms at Lincoln high- STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF DR. ERICK M. HOLLAND Principal MR. BOB A. MARUYAMA MR. MARTIN MANSFIELD Vice-Principal Assistant Principal MRS. FLORENCE LONG Assistant Principal MR. HAROLD PFEIFER MR. ELLWYN STUCKEY Student Adviser Student Adviser 20 LERK ,Y VV.. X ' x 4 K V. x jf Q, .X x X R xy ' is Alxti fx: A 'U J J 1 . Y un A - -QSM Fran DeCredico Cathy Hanstein Iren Norris Kay Novak 'LT'- a J C A Q J 'x rf' 1 ififfx -x ,I r 'Q ' Evelyn Penn 'Q Jane Peters Agnes Quinn Jane Rodish Clara Shupe Barbara Sumpter Jean Weaver Lois Wieden A SPECI LISTS ff WW Frances Crow T'9Y Carol Lofft ,MW mu - -in? Donna Lossner Marguerite Sobey ' ,a, Q ff: H il 6 if yl,Lis Z1 f r T, JH -, ,fff 1 N f 4? fi' fi A fuk? if I , , 'M 21 , vi COUNSELOR Mary Abeyta John Adams Thomas Bock Robert Evans ...4l' - 13? ,E as M . Q .A'1 ,E ' 'V '.. , A Betty Harmon ' A A A ' ' A Joseph Klune A A, -I 'lf'1 Mary Ann Wiemer ' f ' Barbara Wilson 1 5 ? he W 'fab 'DEQ , PECI L EDUC TIO IDU Pamela Benison Robert Lavely Edward Pelkey Paul Villareal TRI L EDUC TIO . fa' f 2 -, -nga, I:P3'E'1f? uf 135 bl George Besse Dale Conzelman Dwight DeWitt Stanley Gresham fs-ix X Ronald Peterson Thomas Radford James Stevenson Fred Warren 1 1 1 inW1355432E551siz5ff?i?fEfif:i-ff:fl' V: ,,,. i, ,xffgzzig A k,,k ef . , uw v ,, ,V f P P' ,, Q RW ' YQ .yry,s 5 ie..ff 'w f Wi'35-'iyfmwf K Albert Carollo Ralph Clark BU I ESS EDUC TIC HC E ECONOMIC S Cullen Lowe Gilbert Ortez Robert Ramsey May Howell Willa Kealiher Adolph Lucero Glenn Mohr Robert Rosenthal Barbara Thames Not Pictured: Robert Burchfiel Elsie Ballinger Pauline Bostron Joan Kelly E GLIII Eileen Allen Ralph Broten Kathy Callum Herman Faulhaber LA GU GE Joseph Gulizia Ronald Ingle Margaret Kenna Carl Lee Sarah Price Karen Roads Paul Thompson Frances Toepfer William Valentine Eddie Cordova Julia Larson Valerie Layman ,f ni ,K I mm wgf , ,....a - J dai 24 gf ,155 ibm. i S A if ir ,Hs 1 i L ' B 55951 . 2? 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Burney J etton William Ramsey PHYSICAL EDUCATION Christine Claassen Ben Dreith Janet Etchison Patrick Haggerty James Hartman Melvin Hornecker Janice Mansfield Otto Schroeder Eugene Smaldone Jack Fredericksen Not Pictured: William McQueen Jack Girtin Rosie Palmeri Ella Trujillo Not Pictured Richard Rivera Mary Casey V V x --.............. e, 'x .Qb FCOQ O E3 Q T050 Q35 ,V CXQQSS- 'me mfecws of: cfeogscouwmf Gig COUNTFQX, , ,MW STROMQ LE6 MUSCLES AMD QQ! , pf! p095'BLE FAILURE OF ,UQONV ' I Q ,pt ,Zz-f.42:?JT,: ' , W W 'ffwgii C I Q Q00 WN is i N O Qilmf X Q QQ ,avg 941 Q N. in 'N . hw yxwg 'hu -gy , - :ff itmm as , 39 N if W F2 'H 5 Q T ml 5 7 'fre ww r X ' 1110. DHI-' I' ,- .. Riff :Ig Vvff. Q LF. . K 'XX T V'f' 1 Q X I ml? 30 :F-'oo'1'13AL.z.... Swnmmnoe... . Y g X Fx X ,, X I-'n L'1-pp :,:,'.'-' WAIT TILL MA 'vig H'-we-wx, B V .V 1 X N. 'tfsyfgfggga IX .xx M ' N O 0 ,W X , N. gas 89' ' ' H if .ff A , M ik Av af '7 + f X 'XO l 'X I x Q. 1 , . XM ' X gi x 1 1 , ' 1 of Xi C351 5-, NxS..' E X ,XX r 'qu Qtigyv ti ' M w. X. Q,- QCQx 1 Rx gx ' Xi- ff . 1 N-,X NJ L. .b xx S Vuw , , 6125 SYMMSHCS. .. WWW N KJ Z xi ,,,,nNWN SOCCER K ,wig ff Mar LJ PEPPERS. .. SALT, lp-ai-75 X, O Youth plagues cross countr The Lincoln Coed Cross Country Team, coached by Victor Mendez, was a very young team with only 1 senior and 1 junior on the team. Eleven team members were sophomoresg four were girls and five were boys. Cross Country members practiced everyday running over 3 miles each time out. They had meets every Thursday at the South High Stadium. There were two larger meets: The Denver Public High Scbool Athletic League Invitational and the M ,.,t,.. t sm it qgqut y?WiiNl Q if Broomfield Invitational. The runners for Lincoln used these meets as practice to get ready for the District Meet. Lincoln runners tried hard at all their meets, losing a close one to Thomas Jefferson. Next year's team should be a stronger team with twelve returning members and the experience they lacked this year. ygpg , I' - lf- 'suffer' of 31 -ml! 'nwretu ,Huh It-iii isfwsffvi' Back row, left to right: Coach Victor Mendez, Leann Grundemann, April Guerra, David Ragnone, Neil Howell, Troy Clark. Front row: James Akerfelds, Grant Crooks, Todd English, Louis Segura, Mike Romero, Marilyn Wright. 32 oys' tennis season disappointing This year, the Boys' Tennis Team of Lincoln had twelve members. It consisted of 5 seniors, 4 juniors, and 3 sopbomores. The team had 6 returning lettermen. They were seniors Mitch Harper, Jeff Carter, Chris Zahn and juniors Vincent Gonzales, Bob Matoba and Dave Carmany. The team coach, Mrs. Janice Mansfield, was the first woman ever to coach a boys' tennis team. She felt the team was a small team, yet a good team with good players. The Tennis Team lost two close matches, one against North and the other against South. Both scores were 3-4 and all matches were played well. Coach Mansfield said she really enjoyed coaching the boys' team and will be looking forward to next year. The team will have 7 returning lettermen plus any new members. Next yearis tennis team is expected to be as tough as ever. Mitch Harper works on his form. Top row, left to right: Mitch Harper, Dave Carmany, Dean Knoll. Bottom row: Janice Mansfield, Coachg Vincent Gonzalesg Steve Stevensong Rich Peterson. Sergio Miranda uses his two-handed backhand. G mnasts take 2nd in C The Girls' Gymnastics Team had a good season with a record of 7 wins and 1 loss, the team losing only to Kennedy. There were 7 returning letterwomen: Karyl Chace, Jackee Chavez, Linda Dunmire, Cindy Forington, Marcia Kiley, Denise Popper, and Edi Primavera. The team captain was Karyl Chace. Outstanding varsity all-arounders' were Edi Primavera, Karyl Chace, Marcia Kiley, and Jackee Chavez. All had a good season. Strong junior varsity members were Diane Basher, Michele Burke, and Zina Gamble. Next yearis team will be without 5 lettering seniors. Coaching the team was Mrs. Pam Benison. She took over for Miss Limbach while she was on leave. Bars give Cindy F0riHgt0I1 2 Challenge- 101' Marcia Kiley shows strength on the beam. 34 In alphabetical order: Basher, D., Bunnell, T., Chace, K., Chavez, J., Chavez, J., Cook, J., Dunmire, L., Forington, C., Gamble, Z., Gowans, K., Kiley, M., Kuhns, T., Plucheck, S., Popper, D., Primavera, E., Touchstone, W., Veasman, S. not pictured, Burke, M. Mary Greenwald helps the score of the game. row, left to right. Greenwald, M., Main, C., Yablonski, S., Camble, C., Novak, B., Jensen, G., Burris, B., Duran, S., N J., Lee, K., Penny, T., Eichman, G. Front row, left to right: Martin, M., Young, S., Jerdet, S., Richmond, C., it Volleyball Team did well G The Volleyball Team had a tough year. With only one returning letterwoman, Sue Duran, the team had a lot of hard work ahead of them. The team played well through the season with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses, and went on to take second in city. Outstanding varsity players were Sue Young, Sheri Jerdet, Sue Duran, Brenda Novak, and Corrine Main. Next year's team should do well. The Junior Varsity Team had many strong players. Sophomores Marie Martin and Theresa Penny along with juniors Gail Jensen and Beth Burris were the outstanding players. They had a good season. Coach Lynn Roll helped the team through the season. There were many thanks due to Mrs. Roll and Junior Varsity Coach, Miss Medcraft. Manager of the team was Gwen Eichman. J., Straight, C., McQuearie, K., Leyvas, E. ' Sue Young shows good form. ,,.'. f Team members watch the skills of Beth Burris. 35 T. , . -f.V -- Q l i T Sue Young hanging around. e e Michelle Carter flying South for the winter Wendy will do anything for attention. 'l efriisf? '11 121 Eat your heart out, Nadia. Hey, where'd the finish line go? This is no time for patty-cake, Sherry Girls get into swim of things Under the coaching of Jim Hartman and Diane May, the Girls' Swim Team had a good season. The' team had 25 members, 5 of whom were returning . letterwomen. Having lost only to Kennedy and TJ in league meets, the team finished with a 6-2 record. In the City Meet, the girls placed 4th, behind Kennedy, TJ, and East. Of the 40 teams in the State Meet, Lincoln came in 14th. Carol Bush was an All-City swimmer and she placed 7th in the backstroke and 4th in the 100 freestyle swim meet in the State Meet. A new city record for 6 dives was set by Michelle Carter with 238.9 points. Other outstanding swimmers were Lynette Case, Kathy McKibben, Elaine Penny, Janet McGraw, Carter, Pauline Bush, and Debi Peters. Manual Kennedy Jefferson South Washington East North A West Meet Scores: Mary. 100-62 63-108 68-100 109-56 101-70 99-73 113-57 110-40 XC , , .. if V. , ,gf Lisa Johnson is all washed up. It's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's Tandy Beard. BACK ROW, left to right: J. Hartman, Coach, Johnson, L., Stoneman, J., Rose, M., Bush C., Worrell, T., McGraw, J Bush P., D. May, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: Penny, E., Heinrich, D., Peters, D., Vierow, L., McKibben, K., Case, L., Montgomery, C. FRONT ROW: Carter, M., Carter, Mary, Freyta, K., Beard, T., Marquez, O., Garza, C., Martinez, C 38 e, B., Freyta, A. Maybe Greg should have used a driver. olfers not up to par ROW, left to right: Distefano, J., Danforth, R., Bush, C., W. Blair, Coachg Pierce, T., T., Dufficy, J., Girtin, G. FRONT ROW: John Doe, Hilgers, R., Williams, M.g Herrera, L., The Golf Team had a disappointing season, winning only 5 of 16 matches and tying 1 match with Kennedy. Coach Warren Blair suggested that the reason for all the losses was the lack of experience among most of the players. As the season progressed, scores improved and Blair looked optimistically towards next year's team. The team had inter-squad playoffs each week to determine eight members who would play in the next match. Six of the eight played and the other two were alternates. Seniors with the best scores for 18 holes were team captains Gregg Girtin 1781, Joe Distefano 1805 and Jim Dufficy 1901. Outstanding juniors and sophomores were Lorenzo Herrera 1841, Bob Case 1901, Trent Pierce 1901, Roland Hilgers 1901, and Alan Freyta 1845. Lincoln took 7th in city and 5th in the City Cup Tournament. , Match Scores: North 4-2, 4-2 Kennedy 3-3, 0-6 West 6-0, 5-1 Jefferson 0-6, 0-6 South 0-6, 0-6 Manual 6-0, 2-4 East 0-6, 2-4 Washington 2-4, 2-4 Lincoln's own Jack Nicklaus, Lorenzo Herrera. 39 .K ., 9 , 'ff 4 Q X y is MQW-'-' M' d-f1 M 4 'T ' K . 1 w, W Mx .W - Q- , ..-,M ,wndhf -ana - K -4, ' .dosvfq L ,N ,, 7, , . w, yr N - Nw-w - f- 2 , ..., . , A., ,YW 1 ig, ,I ,' ' W' R Nu, iff! 'W Q QA 0' ' 1, g .. ABE My . j, lgflhlum ' 'ww .-if f A 3 Greg Mullen battles with a Kennedy player for control. Andy McPhie 1531 and John Cordova l70l move to put stoppers on Kennedy's running game. 4- fn... U ' Ulu-will This is soccer, not football, Richard Ballinger. --.gum ' A rf,:W,, Alan Woods handles the ball in Lincoln's 18-0 crushing of North li':9l 1 , 1. 4- Dean Tygrett C83 shows why he's l,incoln's top scorer, fi! annie Richard Ballinger shows that, ln soccer, you must use your head. Mike Roberts 171, Mike Lee 1131, and Rick Berns 1295 team up to Corral the soccerball. Brent Howell 1631 looks on as the Lancer defense shows their stuff. fi at :Simi Brent Howell 1635 looks on as Phil Capra 1423 is stopped after a short gain Dean Tygrett trying to dodge that funny black and white thing. , , ,. , , .MMFM Mark Perdew 1263 and Greg Kowalski seem to be in a league all by themselves. 41 Lancers have tough season Every fall, for years uncounted, young men devote three months to a sport called football. Last August, being no exception, 33 gentlemen were found on the Lincoln football field diligently running and rerunning plays in an effort to get ready for the upcoming season. Coaches Otto Schroeder and Mel Hornecker weren't exactly feeling secure as they viewed their troops. They saw only two returning starters and six returning lettermen. However, this inexperienced team wasn't without talent or potential. The already proven talent came from fullback Tom Peterson, tackle Andy McPhie, and safety Phil Capra. The main ingredient that was lacking was the leadership that it takes for a winning team. Coach Schroeder felt that it would surface as the season went on from people like Steve Mayden and Brent Howell. Unfortunately, injuries also plagued the Lancers this year as Pat Smaldone and Steve Sedbrook were lost due to knee injuries. Lincoln also had the distinction of being the first team ever to play a night game at the All City Stadium at South High School which they lost to Bear Creek 22-12. The season followed in much the same manner with only a few bright spots such as the win over Greeley West 27-21. Coach Schroeder looks forward to next year with a lot of depth and experience in Mike Billinger, John Cordova, Rob Prudhomme, Randy Poindexter, and Greg Hamilton. At any rate, Schroeder and Hornecker can start all over again next year with a brand new decade and, hopefully, brand new luck. 'A S fb' R. ff 4 Top row, l to r: Brunken, B., Sanchez, D., Colaizzi, M., Cordova, J., Mannes, J., Mackenzie, M., Penland, S., Mayden, S., Adams, P. Second row: Prudhomme, R.g Sedbrook, S.g Goranson, M.g Ballard, L.g Coach Schroeder, Coach Horneckerg Guzman, R.g Walters, J.g Rude, K., Capra, P. Third row: Dominguez, L., McPhie, A., Broom, K.g Lesser, C., Hamilton, G.g Howell, B.g Helling, R., McVicker, D.g Peterson, T. Bottom row: Hines, M., Lujan, J., Billinger, M., Spitzlberger, T.: Echer, T. Adasiewicz, M.g Harcrow, G. X 5 f '9 'VY B4 ,QA K J.-it '3 I F v .P lfm'i H l ., xx . Q f 17' Q ggi ,I X ' Q W S 'Y gs X S, . as aj! 3, PM 44 Sophomores follow Varsity's example A' 9' XMI , Back row: Meeker, B., Vaughn, M., Algiene, E., Shipley, M., Gallegos, R., Hunt, D., Dickey, J., Castro, D., Hernandez, M. Dowling Archuleta, T., Ballard, C., Hunt, B., Moritzky, G., Economakos, P. J-? TFOCECIU S-Z CataI'13Ch, J-3 Pr0k21P, A-3 C0rd0va, T., Cowgill C Second row: Coach Wilson, Gray, M., Medina, M., Roberts, S., Fourth row: Wallace, S., Delve, D., Gomez, J., Stack, R., Ashworth Martinez, J., Smith, A., Duncan, J., Valasquez, J., Murphy, R., G., Robertson, K., Carrasco, T., Montoya, J., Riggs, A., Thompson Ornelis, M., West, D., Duran, T., Coach Zott, Galvin, J. Third row: This year's sophomore football program had one of the biggest teams in recent years and included a lot of good talent. Coach Zott and Coach Wilson taught the team the new Lancer football system and think this year's team will be a great contribution to next year's varsity squad. The sophomores improved with each game as the season progressed. They played all the league leaders tough, winning the statistics' battle but not the points' battle. Captains voted by the team this year were Brain Meeker and Artie Smith. Sophomore defense swarms to tackle JFK runner. fLeftJ Art Smith tips JFK's winning touchdown pass. occer Team falls short, again Back row, l to r: Ertle, H., Mullen, G., LaPlante, B., Berghorn, E., Roberts, M., Rauen, M., Ingraham, A., Tygrett, D. Middle row: Coach Montejo, Chester, J., Burgesser, D., Montgomery, M., Dragon, T., Sanders, S., Spencer, K., Martinez, E., Raidy, M., Perdew, M. Bottom row: Ballinger, R., Woods, A., Wolke, T., Kowalski, G., Ipson, T., Berns, R., Lee, M. Top row, l to r: Greenwald, S., Sidebottom, J., Chapman, G., Gasner, W., Kim, D. ' Bottom row: Trujuillo, R., Lowrance, P., Coach Montejo, Ertle, H., Engel, N. The Lancer Soccer team has been a strong contender in the DPL for the past few years and this year was no exception. This year's team was very young and was made up of mostly juniors and sophomores along with a few experienced seniors. The Lancers lost tough games to Manual and Kennedy but are sure to be a contender in the district playoffs which may lead them into the state tournament. This year's team got excellent play from senior Dean Tygrett, junior Mike Roberts, and sophomores Rick Berns and Mike Montgomery. Senior Greg Mullen also provided strong defensive support. The Junior Varsity also had a very good team. They were undefeated in league play and are sure to make the Lancer Varsity team powerful in the coming years. Lincoln Jefferson Lincoln Manual Lincoln East Lincoln North Lincoln Washington Lincoln Kennedy Lincoln West Lincoln South Jw. fs Scif .Q ,Q ,L kv 1 s 2-W x 5 , , 1 , ' V I qu kg, 'W A 8 1 gx-gtxlhs 3 My x, xv .f T' 4 O ,V N 1. ,aw 6 , 'E f'ln.. 2 'S i g, 5 5 5 -kt ff 'haw 1- -ff wg! ii: fb Qu rf' x .X Rx. M . M-fy f Q? QW' .. Q Www if 5' X i 'M ,. W. Wm Q E . EV? .J 'SQJS-x14'. 11 lil' xi' A 4 If 4 , RQ PM Q f i ' , 'iii 'T , A v., 4-I r -. !',x' , . Q i ' ww' ,SL kgxs, 2 s K , 0- fy- -V L 9 w . . . A' , .. 1, ,N 4 fe.,-,4 , .E ,:' A 'mf ,b ' sl -. 5, gg, ? 9 , Qi., .5 L ' ' S N, . ' . ff , H Q L- :ek M kk G V' Q J f 'v 1, ' ' In X . 'aw af! tx .. . x V. I T Lk Q 1 f Q ii YA !A ' if ,,. .,f. 'QWQVW5 i unwsr-:aw ' Q iftesr ' ,B 5 'T V - ' W 5 P, m ' .arf QR ,+- QA x 1 . G-ag .w A. 0: 5 f ' ' elf , ,g,..-- , f ' I ,sv , A if . , I f'MHswf:- vin rs . m..Wm, QW - iff Y' iv I 1 ' 3 z 42? 12 1' 98? K 1. aff xy, S , X K K '-in P- is m if A' 5 ff , . K5 i if ' Q f fbl H L, L 1 + Q w, Q v fm , 1 'X ' L ' K , A X A Q Q 13, . QR fn. A 5 A x ,f W' M1 A I I And the spirit goes on . . . The Lincoln Lancer Pep Club had a lot of enthusiasm attending events. They sold buttons for money-earning behind them again this year. The spirit kept going with projects and made posters and decorated halls to promote the help of the sponsor, Miss Betty Harmon. Officers of school spirit. the club were president, Kathy Cferaceg vice-president, The biggest thing this year was the sponsoring of the Karen Head, secretaries, Felicia Taylor, Cindy Novak, and Homecoming Dance, and the performing during halftime Debbie Rogersg treasurer, Tami Thomag drill captain, at the game. The Peppers helped celebrate Mickey Valena Smithg and historian, Cindy Stanley. There were Mouse's 50th birthday. They practiced very hard in the one hundred very spirited girls. main hall for two weeks to make their routines a success. The Peppers worked hard gaining points by . They've got the spirit. .W . ' n Lancer Buddies PGP Club Officefs A sign of our spirit. Lincoln, we're all for you! A ml H MLM Club gives athletic support One of the best established clubs at Abraham Lincoln, the L Club, consists of the lettermen from the nine sports men participate in. For ll years the L Club has done many things for athletic participation and school spirit. This year is definitely no exception. To start off the year they co-sponsored Homecoming with the Pep Club. Another activity planned for the year was a Gong Show, giving students a chance to express their talent. The L Club Athletic Banquet was held at the end of the year, honoring outstanding athletes for their dedication throughout the year. ' This year the officers were Phil Capra, presidentg Andy Coffern, vice-presidentg Dean McVicker, secretaryg Pat Smaldone, treasurerg and Brian Lechman, sergeant at arms. Otto Schroeder was the club's sponsor. The L Club Club Sponsor: Otto Schroeder. Club Officers: Groucho, Harpo, and Chico. aw..4.:. .I ' f , .... ....W.-..t,--,....-..,Mff '. . A f Nlwrsffx ' K 1 1-n-n s wwf' . ,...... .,....., , t Q vm . 52 The mighty Lettermen of Lincoln. A .VS cream.- -..M - K ...ffffj K lf' S S g A ctagon Club helps communit The Octagon Club is a branch of the Southwest Denver Optimist Club designed to provide services to people and students in and around the community. Formed in 1969, the club has continued to show progress in influencing student activity at Lincoln. Some of the projects they accomplished this year were the Youth Appreciation Banquet that honored outstanding students from Lincoln, Kunsmiller, Kepner, Rishel, Morey, Horace Mann, and Lutheran. They also sponsored a volleyball game between the teachers and club members that Club officers being sworn in. resulted in the thrashing of our fearless educators. The match raised money for charity. The club held their annual Tri-star Basketball Contest for kids 9 through 13 years of age in February. They also sold stocking caps during the year. The club officers this year were Pat Smaldone, presidentg Dean McVicker, vice-presidentg Andy Coffern, secretaryg Kevin Rude, treasurerg and Dennis Jones, sergeant at arms. The club sponsor was Mr. Otto Schroeder. Sponsor: Otto Schroeder The Octagon Club at banquet. Mountain Club reaches new peaks Mountain Club is made up of people who love the beauty of the outdoors and want to keep it that way. The Mountain Club is for fun, but it also wants people to realize the importance of the mountains. The club helped the forest service build trails for hikers and helped keep the mountains clean for everyone to enjoy. The club goes all over the Rockies to go hiking. They have gone to such places as Royal Arch near Boulder and Centennial Cone which is close to Central City. If you don't like any of these places you might like to try Gem Lake near Estes Park, or maybe you would like to go hiking on Goose Creek above Pine. If it is snow the members like, the club goes cross-country skiing. For those who can't ski, there is snowshoeing or maybe snow tubing. Once in awhile a few members of the club even go overnight camping and meet the rest of the club the next day on the trail. A few other things the Mountain Club has come up with are rafting, fishing, horseback riding and ice skating. The students who were in charge of all these activities were Brenda Williamson, pres.g Rena Clem, vice pres.g Sandi Clem, secretary, and Susan Blakely, treasurer. The club was sponsored by Mr. Ralph Broten who spent much of his time to make this one a fun club. We made it to the top. f.. E - . T24 1,54 Conquerors of the mountain Limelighters and Thespians look forward to an exciting year. With lots of good plays and outside projects in the offing, Limelighters an exciting, drama filled year. Limelighters is the formal name for Abraham Lincoln's drama club. Thespians is an international organization which has improving the dramatic arts in high school. Membership is limited to drama students who bave earned 100 hours of credit points obtained through acting, directing, or working on stage crew. afternoons to plan club activities and drama projects. This year drama club sponsored a theater tour of London, which included tours of London and the opportunity to attend four current plays. This year the officers were Maureen Mack, president of Limelighters and Thespiansg Sue Kornman vice presidentg Becky DeLio, Thespian secretary, Terry Leslie, Limelighter secretary and Mike Cleese, Treasurer. Mr. Ron lngle was sponsor. d Thespians looked forward to an the purpose of advancing and Drama club met on Tuesday 5 Drama Club initiation. Ya know what I really hate? '3' 'X , 91 . . f Drama Club officers: Becky PQ' W KV DeLio, secretaryg Sue Kornman, vice president, Mike Cleese, treasurer, Maureen Mack, president, and Terry Leslie, Limelighter secretary. Abraham Lincoln presents THE HAUNTI G OF HILL HOUL, E. THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE was put on by students of Abraham Lincoln on October 11, 12, 13, and 14. The play was well received by an audience of 500. The play was about a group of people selected to meet in Hill House to test why it's haunted and attempt to bring out the spirits. The play was directed by Mr. Ron Ingle and student directed by Polly Noone. 1 THE PLAYERS Eleanor ....... ............................................... T erry Leslie Sheila Delorhey Mrs. Dudley ..... ........ L oretta Montoya Betty Burns Theodora ........... ........ S ara Abshire Becky DeLio Dr. Montague ...... ........ J eff Logan Jeff Cook Luke Sanderson ...... ................. S teve Clark Jim Rodriquez Mrs. Montague ........ ........ M aryann Donnelly Robin Hurley Arthur Parks ....... ............. M ike Cleese Ralph Ornelas Upper Right: Sheila Delorhey and Becky DeLio cling together in fright. Middle: Stage Crew. Bottom Left: Terry Leslie and Sara Abshire. Bottom Right: Contact with spirits being discussed. Drama Club does Simon Neil Simon's comedy A PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE was presented by the Abraham Lincoln Drama Club on November 30 and December 1. The play was about Mel, a New York business executive, who loses his job and has a nervous break-down, and his wife, Edna, who tries to keep things under control. The play was student directed by Terry Leslie. The Advance Drama Class presented THE WIZARD OF OZ on January 20 and at other schools, hospitals and libraries on various dates following. The play was student directed by -lenni Meir. Both plays were directed by Mr. Ron lngle. bcarecrow Dorothy and the Tinman lMike Cleese, Maureen Mack. and d Fdna lT0m Dellmg and Brenda Novakl follow the yellow brick road. e Wu ked VVitch ol' the VVesl 4T0rry Leslie! docs In-r thing. Me and Harry lMike Fleese and Brian Leaclnnanl confnlmulatc. HO BOAT received enthusiasticall SHOWBOAT, first produced in 1927 and revived for Broadway in 1946, was considered a novelty for the times, scandalizing for its candidness and for dealing with subjects that were all but illegal land WERE in some casesj. Produced for the first time on a high school stage, Lincoln's version of SHOWBOAT was a great success, one of the classiest productions the school has ever undertaken. SHOWBOAT appeared on March 1,2, and 3. CAST OF CHARACTERS WINDY ....... ....... J im Rodriguez STEVE ........ ......... T odd English PETE ................................... ........ J eff McVicker QUEENIE .................................. ........ B renda Novak PARTHY ANN HAWKES ...... .............. S ue Korman Loretta Montoya CAPTAIN ANDY ............................ ........ R alph Ornelas ELLIE ................. Nancy Salazar ..... ........ T erry Leslie FRANK ................................................. ...... A ndy Rudoff JULIE ............... Sheila DeLohery ............... Betty Burns GAYLORD REVENAL ............................ Barry Hawkins VALLON ............................. ....... ........ M i ke Cleese MAGNOLIA .................... ...... B ecky DeLio JOE ................................ ............................... J oel House RUBBERFACE ............................................ Karl Henning BACKWOODSMEN ............ Bill Peeples, Mitch Harper BARKERS ...... Bill Peeples, Steve Clark, Karl Henning ETHEL ................................................... Robin Cummings LANDLADY ................................................... Polly Noone JIM .................. .......... P at Garcia JAKE ............................. ........ B ill Peeples CHARLIE ........................ ........ - Tim Harper MOTHER SUPERIOR ..... ....... P olly Noone KIM ......................................... ................. P am Pearson OLD LADY ON LEVEE ................................ Diana Fase MINCING MISSES ........................ Marcia Clute, Cheryl Strait, Sandi Clem, Jana Zook BEAUS . ....... ........ B ill Peeples, Karl Henning, Pat Garcia, Steve Clark PRODUCTION STAFF PRODUCER ......................................... Dr. Erick Holland DIRECTOR ................................ .......... M r. Ronald Ingle TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ................... Mr. Ronald Ingle VOCAL DIRECTOR ................... Mr. William McQueen INSTRUMENTAL DIRECTOR ......................................... Mr. Jack Fredericksen CHOROEGRAPHER ............................ Mr. Stephen Nye STUDENT DIRECTORS ........ .................. T om Delling Maureen Mack Barry Hawkins as Gaylord Ravenal and Becky DeLio as Magnolia Hawks. The SHOWBOAT orchestra Leslie and Andy Rudoff as Elli e and Frank' Ralph Ornelas as Captain Andy and Loretta Montoya as Parthy. Joel House as Old Joe and Brenda Novak as Queenie. Betty Burns and Todd English as Julie and Steve. Sophomores strive for spirit This year, a group of sophomore students were elected by the sophomore student body to lead them ' r 1 c through their initial year at Abraham Lincoln High gm ,. 1 School. This group, the Sophomore Class Council, is a bunch of bright, energetic students willing to give their all to make the class of '81 an exceptional and outstanding class. President Jeff McVicker and Vice-President Micki Perez both stressed the importance of student spirit in reaching their goals this year. They believed more students had to participate in school activities to make the year a successful one. These things being accomplished, surely the class of '81 will be a great way to start off a new decade. Assisting the president and vice-president this year were Helen May, secretary, and Mike Carter, treasurer. Student Senators also providing help to the officers were Larry Anderson, Todd English, and Jan Richardson. Mr. Fred Warren is the class sponsor. .5 rr ,V , Sophomore class Senators Mr- Warren, Sponsor The Sophomore Class Council. , A s lgac wt .Q :K 1 1' lik., -an i u ve. ' 'f . s ' .V ,, . Wu. WW V lille' bv gg?--f' in 'I gn, -rm ,my y if -fill -A HJ xl l ' Vg 2 ,A A x 5 5 rv 4 Q 5? x V' . I I 4 -fs' President Jeff McVicker. Vice-President Micki Perez Q. me lfsw wr- um fl' 'A . gm fin.4.,.J, 'r Helen May, secretary Mike Carter, treasurer fs A. ,S Class of '81 James Akerfelds Ron Alberca Lorie Albrecht Larry Anderson Anita Andrews Kathy Antonow Nadia Antonow Karen Apodaca Ronald Apodaca Carla Aragon Karen Acker Mary Acosta Justine Adams Michael Aguilar John Aragon Steve Archer Claudine Archuleta Todd Archuleta Greg Ashworth Norman Austin Cecilia Baca Daniel Baca Liz Baenisch Zoltan Balint Chris Ballard Bonnie Barnett Kurtis Barry Diane Basher Daryl Bates Z X: gf '3 Michael Bates Dannette Baty Angela Baumgartner Bruce Bazil Tammy Bazil Jay Befus Josia Benvides Laura Bendorf Eric Berghorn Rick Berns Liz Bettini Debbie Binning Robin Blackman Susan Blakley Denise Baln Ralph Bradford Patricia Bratcher Mary Bray Sharla Broom Debbie Brown 0 v 4 Eddie Duran Thomas Duran Shannon DuVail Todd Dykes Paul Economakos Kathy Edrich David Delve Jeff Dickey Steve Dominquez Timothy Donahue 1 'UN Jerry 'Dowling Paula Dowse Randy Dragon Linda Drumm Garrett Dugan Joe Duncan Janet Dunlap A Karen Dunmire Chris Dunn Donna Duran Class of '81 Guadalupe Esparza Lisa Espinosa Richard Esquibel Sumi Esquibel Jeff Eubank Mark Evans Patty Evel Diane Everett Tracy Fair Regina Faris 68 Tami Eickstaedt Terry Ellis Mark Engel Todd English Jeff Fedel Andrew Fernandez Jacky Fetterman Mary Fields Steve Fiest Debbie Filipiak Fonda Finn Daniel Fisher Ron Fithian Jeanne Fitzwater Sherry Fletcher Cecile Flores Paulette Fogel Frankie Freeman Sherry Fresquez ll- Allen Freyta Jeff Fuller Albert Gallegos Fred Gallegos Margie Gallegos Robert Gallegos Tina Gallegos John Galvin Joe Gamber Zina Gamble Connie Gance Berry Garcia Gaylene Garcia JoAnn Garcia l' J' all' ,MV W, Class of '81 Shirley Gorin James Gottfird Kelly Gowans Jana Graham Ronald Graves Helen Gray Julie Gray Mark Gray Roy Graybeal Roger Green Bob Goffinett John Gomez Robin Gomez Nadine Gonzales ,..-v--..-... 4'? 'VIllQ'eu. V37 Stephen Greenwald Todd Gregory Dale Greunke James Griego Thomas Griffith Ed Gritters Leann Grundemann Lori Gugel Peggy Gunther Rita Gurule - JoAnn Hackworth Greg Hadt Paul Hale Brad Harman Lisa Harper John Harrigan Gina Harris Frank Hart Jim Hartman ls, Llsa Hawley Lynne Hawley Susan Hawthorn James Hearn Mlke Helm Lloyd Henderson Cathy Henke Tou Her Yee Her Mlguel Hernandez Russell Hernandez Charles Herrera Stephen Herrera Jayne Herrick Mitch Heuer Joann Hicks pri!!!-'P ' :wx . Class of '81 Eric Hoffman Gregg Hoffman Neil Howell Jeff Hughes Dennis Huner Brian Hunt Duane Hunt Clifford Hunter Cynthia Huwa Aileen Ibold Darelane Higginson Deena Higginson Rhonda Hodges Klaus Hoehne Vickie Icke Albert Imrie Todd Ipson Mark Jankowski Caroline Jensen Lisa Johnson Susanne Jones Tracy Jones Gene Jugert Nancy Jugert Donna Jungck Kathy Kalbm Julie Kl6ntZ Dennis Kling Jeneen Kllppel Class of 381 Devania Lubben Bethy Lucero Fill Lucero Lee Lucero Ron Lucero Joe Lucero Gail Lujan Jill Machesky Eddie Madrid Faye Madrid Mike Lopez David Lott Maria Lovato Peter Lowrance oi Neoma Madrid Linda Maestas Marvenus Maez Jenise Maier Deena Major John Malik Rana Malloch Rodney Manzanares Jacob Mares Paula Market Mark Marquez Orlinda Marquez James Marrs Michelle Martello Joseph Martin Marie Martin Michelle Martin Steve Martin Coroline Martinez Cathy Martinez Christy Martinez Daniel Martinez Dolores Martinez Eddie Martinez John Martinez Matt Martinez Renee Martinez Rudy Martinez Sandra Martinez KDE x .1, . Steve Martinez Daenell Mascareras . A Cheryle Mason Sheryl Mauter ? Helen May Cindy Mayden Aa, , w 'iii 5 ,+- I' .....-... Class Cf '81 Katrina McLain Cindy McDaniel Roy McDaniel Rhonda McDonald Kathleen McKibben Maureen McKissack Sandy McKnight Philip McReyno1ds Jeff McVicker Ray Meade 76 Chris Maynes Bonnie McAllister Debbie McAllister Deanna McCartney iv' Annette Medina Joylin Medina Karl Medina Lynda Medina Mike Medina Brian Meeker Cindy Mellinger Naomi Mendez Betty Menzor Charles Michaelson Chuck Mier Barbara Miera Kim Miller Sergio Miranda Eddie Moeder Brenda Morton Linda Morton David Moser Dorothy Muck Ricky Murray Charlotte Nagy ...4-4' Laverne Mondragon Cindy Mondragon Terry Montano Mike Montgomery James Montoya Leona Montoya Loretta Montoya Joe Montoya Suzanna Moore Terry Moore Lena Morales Gordan Moritzky Craig Morley Mitch Morrow Class Bach Nga Nguyen Hien Nguyen Kim Yen Nguyen Thi Nguyen Ken Nicholaisen Richard Nielsen Mark Nieman Roy Nordlander Alfred Nunez Mike O'Bryan of '81 Robert Nakagawa Susan Nelson Anthony Navarrez Anhtu Nguyen Q5 Mark Ochsner Larry 0'Keefe Lisa Okeneske Tracy Olivas Linda Olivares Margaret O'Neill Nancy O'Neill Everett Oreskovich Andy Ornelas Max Ornias Bernadine Ortega Pauline Ortega Rosemaria Ortega Veronica Ortega Bill Orton ,fans Kelly Owens Melvin Pacheco Therese Padilla Douglas Paradise Mark Parris Nadine Peake Loren Penland Teresa Penny Mark Perdew Micki Perez Ray Perez Steve Perron Deborah Peters Karen Peters Lori Peterson Leon Pettyjohn David Pierce Richard Peterson Anth Roch ony Pierce elle Piro .-f ' ..e i es, 'Ka- Q :W Class of '81 Robb Preston Andy Prokop David Ragnone Michael Rampa Dan Ramsey Kim Ramsey Tony Redding Dana Reeves Rhonda Reichel DeAnn Richards Debbie Plucheck Sherrie Plucheck Susan Porter Wayne Preeson Qs. fx. Janet Richardson Clyde Richmond Dawn Richmond Tom Rieger Allen Riggs Anthony Rivera Steve Roberts Tina Roberts Kenneth Robertson Mark Robirds JoAnn Robles Kim Roluti Randall Romero Steve Romero Susan Romero Class of 981 Mike Shipley Jill Shirley Art Smith Eric Smith Laura Smith Laurie Smith LeAnn Smith Mike Smith Millon Smith Rhonda Smith Luis Segura Diana Self Pam Shafar Bernadette Shea Anthony Solis Susan Spahn Kent Spencer Julie Sprague Richard Stack Beth Stanley Particia Starry Gloria Steele Scott Stevenson Sheila Steward Jan Stoneman Patti Stover Sheryl Straight Kathy Styes Katie Styes Richard Trujillo Rita Trujillo Rob Trujillo Matthew Tyler Susan Urban Jackie Valdez Jim Swigart John Szabo Armelinda Tafoya Christina Tafoya Dewayne Teller Teresa Terrones Brian Thieme Kathleen Thomas Marty Thompson Greg Tortorelli Holly Totten Scott Troeger Anthony Trujillo Michelle Trujillo Class of '81 Don Van Anne Diane Vargas Paul Vargas Mark Vaughn Sue Vaughn Sue Veasman Louise Vela Jose Velasquez Andrea Vialpando Steve Vigil Jim Vigil Pamela Wagner Scott Wallace Shelly Wallenstrom Miles Walters Michael Waltner Karen Weiderman Walter Wenglasz Dave West Dean Wheeler Tina Whitney Christi Williams Larry Williams Marilyn Williams Lora Williamson David Willoughby Annette Wilson Brenda Wilson Alan Woods Kelly Wooley Terri Workman Denise Wren Marilyn Wright Marty-Sue Wyza Scott Yablonski Annette Yarbrough Shawn Younger Hyewon Yun Jana Zook . wx' XQIW 86 X CEE: K 'iq' x x lImy.' Nl! ! X if -- S f BASKE1' BALL, X X x xx cw-H 5 ..AA .Qffm 5 W W M ff' U' Q fr W 0 Qx 'Y 'fi .4 w hr 11 'IUC x 51 wwf N M ' 'Q M xAt Q KL! M E 'asv ki, IM' -W V 58g QL 54, 3 is 'ff +41 5. W 43 'fi -ff BLUE., MORE Qwrmvwnme. .. 7 Xfs'.+'f? ' I L I ,514 , - - Rx 'O X ' W J 1 rf Q 0 I 2? Q X X XX f-- ' 1 qif giv-W 'N 1 fx , fa gg llfb SKHMG Swimmers take Cit . The Lancer Swim Team had another excellent season this year. They continued their string of consecutive league wins totaling 63 and took the city championship for the sixth straight year. The Lancer's toughest opponent was Kennedy. Their dual meet was very close and went down to the final relay, which Lincoln won. Lincoln won the city title by about 30 points over Kennedy. Lincoln sent 9 swimmers to state this year. They were Jeff Carter twbo is the number one recruited diver in the nation and returning state champl, Craig Bush, Mike Carter, Tom Carey, Ken Classen, Mike Rauen, Robert Case, Steve Sanders, and Jim Dufficy. The Waterworkers. Swimmers going to state. Back row, l to r: Coach Hartmang Rauen, Mg Duncan, R5 Sanders, Sg Bush, Weier, Dg Mulligan, Kg Reefe, P, Stoneman, L. Front row: Thimyan, My Case C3 Classen, Kg Second row: Enderich, G3 Abbot, Jg Dufficy, J, Mulhern, Jg R3 Ashworth, G, Carter, ,lg Stevenson, S3 Carter, M, Carey, T. 88 J V Jumps to number one The Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a very successful season. They fought their way to the top to finish with the best record in the Denver Prep Leagueg 14 wins and 2 losses. The losses were to George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The team also had a tough time against arch rival, Kennedy. The team had a good turn out at the beginning of the season with fifty girls trying for one of the fifteen positions on the squad. The team was relatively young with only four returning girls. The team responded well to new coach, Mr. Stanley Gresham. This powerful squad should give the varsity team another strong team next year. Back row 1 to r Martinez K Cavez J Rose M Richardson, J.g Broom, S.g Del Toro, 0.5 O'Neill, M.g Jensen, G. Front row Martin M Rogers D Burris B Coach Greshamg Reichel, R.g Rossi, A.g Penny, T. If only something exciting would happen! Girls' loasketballers win trophies I I think it's fun because the girls are enthusiastic and hard-working, stated new head-coach Warren Blair about coaching the 1978-79 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. The team played a round-robin schedule which means they played each league team twice. The first eight games were divided into three mini-tournaments and the team with the most wins in each tournament won a trophy. Lincoln won the most games during each tournament and received all three coveted trophies. The girls' final season record was 14 wins and 2 losses, both to Kennedy. This record makes the girls the only basketball team from Lincoln, girls' or boys', to achieve such a winning record. Wfw ? it r N R ... Did she have her sprinkle today? Carla wins the jump all. Back row, l to r: Blaser, S.g Main, C., Martinez, K., Richmond, C., Coach Blairg Richardson, J., Jerdet, S., Jensen, G.g Holly, R. Front 90 row: Beard, T., Greenwald, M., Dozsak, L., Bush, C., Young, S., Meeker, T., Martin, M. Vfs need experience A' The 1978-79 Lancer J.V. Basketball Squad had trouble again this year. The team lacked confidence and was very inexperienced. Only a few men had the experience to play quality ball in high school. Coach Hessel attributed this to an absence of basketball programs at the junior high level. He felt the much needed play in the first round would help develop the V , i'iQ team's play during the second round. At the time of this writing the squad needed more than experience. l They were getting blown out of the gymnasium, being outscored by over 20 points in many of their games. This year's team had fine play from juniors John Cordova and Steve Abeyta and from sophomore Eric U T Berghorn. ff 5 f K James Marrs skies high for the ball. Back row, l to r: Stevens, F3 Coach Hessel, Shipley, Mg Byrd, E, Ramsey, D3 Gerze, G3 Berghorn, E, Marrs, Jg West, F, Dickerson, R3 Coach Villareal. Front row, l to r: Martinez, Jg Duran, T3 Perdew, Mg Salazar, Ag Poindexter, R5 Velasquez, Jg Chavez, R. arsit Basketball has a tough ear This year's Varsity Basketball Team had a typical finish. At the time of this writing they had 3 wins and 10 losses, winning against Kennedy, North, and South. The Lancers lacked experience, having only one returning letterman, Tim Betz, The team consisted of seven seniors: Tim Betz, Brian Leachman, Ray Lopez, Tim Romero, Gary Rogers, Tim Willoughby, and Chris Zahn, and five juniors: Steve Abeyta, John Cordova, Tim Leonard, Alan Lopez, and Randy Mashek. The Lancers were coached by Mr. Mel Hornecker. This year's outstanding player was Tim Betz, who moved up to 4th in City, averaging about 16 points per game. His best game was 28 points. With five returning juniors, next year's team should show an improvement. BACK ROW: left to right: Alan Lopez, Gary Rogers, Tim Betz, Tim Leonard, Randy Mashek, John Cordova, Tim Willoughby, Brian Leachman, FRONT ROW: Jake Catanach fmanagerl, Tim Romero, Chris Zahn, Coach Mel Hornecker, Ray Lopez, Steve Abeyta, Dave Tim Betz Shoots fOr two Willoughby imanager. Wrestlers taking down opponents Wrestling is alive and well at Lincoln High School. This yearls squad had a good turnout of over 50 boys, including 22 sophomores. Despite a few lettermen electing not to return this year, the Lancers had a very good season and possessed the enthusiasm of true champions. The team will be losing 5 varsity wrestlers, but Coach Klune feels the J.V. program, which many schools can't support, will help develop wrestlers to fill the vacant spots. This system will continue to make Lincoln's wrestling program one of Denver's best. Wrestlers having a fine season at the time of this writing were Wes Gasner Q13-OJ, Mike Hines C9-U, Brad Brown Q10-31, Steve Mayden C9-3-QD, Alan Ingraham Q9-51, Steve Willmarth C8-51, and Vance Urioste 45-15. The team elected two captains this year. They were seniors Steve Willmarth and Bruce Ingwers. Photo by Dennis Campbell Coach Klune watches his wrestlers intensely. Back row, l to r: Ingwers, B5 Burgesser, D, Goranson, Mg Spencer, Kg McDougall, T, Willmarth, S5 Gasner, Wg Riggs, Cp Romero, Mg Hines, M Kreiling, Kg Brunken, B3 Giroue, R5 Mayden, S9 Ingraham, Ag Second row: Coach Klune, Roupe, Mg Fithian, R, Leinberger, R, Economakos, Pg Hassman, T. Fourth row: Coffern, Ag Tortorelli, G3 Hartwell, N, Gomez, J, Brown, Bg Gray, My Coach Wilson. Front row: Tucker, J, Ornelas, Ag Engle, M, Moeder, E, Robirds, Mg lpson, S, Urioste, Vg Smith, A, Spitzlberger, Tg Morrow, Mg Green, R. Ballard, C, Teilborg, J. Third row: Maynes, Lg Kinsley, B, Peterson, R5 94 f-aw x Si J, , n X . xx rryr k if Rwswy , Q wg , ' '1f, Q T Q 1+ Mx ,R J .171 t him i e a pretzel! 1 S Jing I ,W E if Q Wlrfxti-,q. ,V is-1, 5, 'N 3 ,M . Q. Xx his E. Ski Benders bend on in 9 '1... The Ski Benders had a very slow and discouraging start. Many trips were planned for the season, including two night trips to Keystone and a Saturday trip to Vail. Fortunately the snow was better than last year's but the lack of interest from the students proved the problem in getting to the slopes. This year's officers were President, Mark Montanog Vice President, Diane Heindricksg Secretary, Marcia Cluteg and Treasurer, Mary Nieman. The sponsor for this year was Mr. Stockham. Mr. Stockham, sponsor ' Y gr- L Officers, Left to Right: Mr. Stockham, Marcia Clute, Diane Heindricks, Mark Montano, and Mary Nieman. 'U gi'-Q A Wi' v I wp, W X 4 , ' , 3 'A . A nk A J VE., ' R V ' ,Vk .gl K 7 wr .. i 4 sw T 4. . Q iv in . V K Q,?Qf 1 They MUST be beginners! . . . 3 Y is ' 'V' ' L! ,V . Q21 L. ' Y .f if 1? i ' fix. iff rm' if ii iz . i 1 . '-., ,Q V '. 7' .ji-NQ f ' ' 1 . u V E d, 515 V .QQ is c n 15 Al.l'l ' ' ' ' ' 'V I 96 It's a LONG way down. 5 1 r GLSA., That's not what we mean by tree bashing. F' Up, Up, and Away! -51 -1.1 'r?: . 1 W -5- Where did my skis go? ..,-N Mr. Stockham points the way. Choirs have a successful ear Membership in the Senior Jazz Choir is by audition only. The students accepted are considered to be the most experienced and outstanding singers in the total music program and are expected to be extremely dedicated to Jazz Choir objectives. The Junior Jazz Choir is based on the same principles as the Senior Jazz Choir, the juniors are given an extra year to tune their ears to the ways of the Senior Jazz Choir. One of the largest choirs at Lincoln is the Concert Choir. It consists of both juniors and seniors. It is an organization which provides an opportunity for those interested and musically capable to be exposed to the more difficult and challenging musical literature of both classical and contemporary composers. The Sophomore Choir is available to all sophomores who feel they would like to further their musical education and participate in a large singing group at Lincoln. Sophomore Choir Alphabetical order: Antonow, K., Basher, D., Bermudez, B., Caster, P., Cole, J., Cordova, A., Drumm, L., Fields, M., Brundemann, L., Guerra, A., Jungck, D., Kalbin, K., Krov, G., Leyvas, Y., Madrid, F., McCallister, D., McClain, K., McDaniel, D., O'NeilI, N., Ortega, V., Padilla, T., Roberts, T., Robles, J., Tupp, L., Spahn, S., Sprague, J., Straight, C., Urban, S., Wooley, K., Zook, J. Junior Jazz Choir Alphabetical order: Bourn, M., Burks, K., Carter, M., DeLio, B., Delorey, S., Donnelly, M., Dugger, S., Garcia, L., Gomez, Y., Gass, R., Hale, E., Healey, K., Kleiber, N., Marquand, B., Martinez, B., Mondragon, L., Moore, D., Morris, J., Nelson, S., Novak, C., Richards D., Richmond, C., Taylor, F., Trujillo, T., Urban, K., Wood, S. V Senior Jazz Choir Alphabetical order: Burke, M., Burns, B., Canturbury, J., Clute, M., Delling, T., Donahue, T., Feierabend, S., Fitzsimmons, M., Follette, B., Graige, K., Gonzales, A., Hawkins, B., Hines, M., Holbrook, S., Klippel, K., Leachman, B., Leslie, T., Mosman, I., Myer, J., Novak, B., Ornales, R., Peeples, B., Philpot, T., Schrader, S., Schermerhorn, S., Yablonski, S. Concert Choir Alphabetical order: Brauckmuller, S., Burke, M., Burns, B., Canturbury, J., Cleese, M., Clem, S., Clute, M., Christiansen, D., Fernandez, L., Fitzsimmons, M., Garcia, P., Graige, K., Gonzales, A., Hawkins, B., Hines, M., Holbrook, S., Klippel, K., Leachman, B., Leslie, T., MacArthur, J., Mosman, I., Myer, J., Novak, B., Ornales, T., Pagal, W., Peeples, B., Phanenstiel, D., Philpot, T., Plampin,T., Schmidke, S., Schrader, S., Schermerhorn, S., Stabenow, C., Yablonski, S., Zalesky, P. 100 1 t fy 4 Y 5 I .IV p Q ' ff' 2 ,gg gi fi Jil VSA xhrf ni.. 2 55-., Z gf is 5' gl N 'df S Q- if Yi 3 gray Q Q 1 i Y 'SQ Q' if' if 5 me The beat goes on 'TC Lincoln instrumentalists participated in many varied performing groups including Concert Band, Wind ,QQ Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble and Orchestra. The Concert Band and Wind Ensemble combined to make up the football and marching band. The Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble are a select group of musicians. These two groups perform extensively at festivals and elementary, junior and senior high schools in the Denver area. Many of the top players also participated in a musical theatre orchestra to perform the Broadway musical Showboat. In addition to the above school bands and orchestras, Lincoln students auditioned for All State Band and Orchestra, and City Wide Band, Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble. This year the City Wide Band was selected to perform at the regional convention of the Music Educators National Conference at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs on Saturday, Feb. 3, 1979. The band was selected in competition with high school bands from eight states. Member of the All State Band: Bill Kohut. Wind Ensemble does it again BACK ROW: Left to Rightg Nancy O'Neilg Jeff Ramsayg Ken Broom: Kirk McDaniel: Lloyd Henderson: Director, Mr. Jack Frederickseng Paul Zickefoose. THIRD ROW: Mark Fitzpatrickg Dave Ossentjukg Brad Chapman: Steve Roberts: Walt Wenglaszg Kevin Logang Robert Holley: John Twiningg Dave Trautnerg Tim Donahue: Ken Chavez: Jay Befus. SECOND ROW: Phil Gutierrez: Danny Stempnitzkyg Beth Burris: Robin Garcia. FRONT ROW: Toni Schermerhorng Karen Saucedag Eileen Richmond: Terri Worrell: George Garcia: Terri Bond: Linette Vierow: Jeff Cookg Jan LaMunyong Sue Young: Gina Hollandg Bill Kohut. Missing from 102 picture: Mark Hoyt. azz Ensemble plays it up gg if - ' 0'+ -'-sdiqv,-VQJQL. H ' V 'I BACK ROW, Left to Right: Susie Nelson: Suzanne Jonesg Dirk Phannensteilg Ken McDonald: Robert Holley: Karen Saucedag Director, Mr. Jack Frederickseng Dale di Aragon: Jeff Ramsayg Ken Broomg Steve Roberts: Rick Berns. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Youngg John Twiningg Mark Fitzpatrickg Brad Chapmang Dave Ossentjuk. FRONT ROW: Beth Burrisg George Garciag Robin Garcia: Bill Kohutg Karl Henning. Missing from picture: Jim Martinez. City Wide Band getting bigger every year ' f '. ? '.i P . 216 ' W' ' ' , , . A q?:5.ffT!'3iQ7'f'.?l'v f 1 ., if' ' 1745 Ef2,fsiMfE+eeQ:x O -'H K' 1 s 4 4 N ,N g rim y .. , E, - .V ,,Xr'! 45 7,11 ,f 5 Liu BACK ROW, Left to Right: Steve Roberts: Tim Donahueg Jay Befusg Robert Holley: John Twiningg Kevin Logan: George Garciag Dave Trautner FRONT ROW: Bill Kohutg Gina Holland: Toni Schermerhorng Sue Young: Kent Nakagawa. Orchestra provides the sound of music Orchestra, BACK ROW. Left to Right: Tamar Roesslerg Robert Strauchg Frank Boedeckerg Ken McDonald: Dale Greunkeg Scott McReynolds MIDDLE ROW: Patti Stover: Christy Martinez: Elaine Hahn: Marilyn Williams. FRONT ROW: Jana Zook: Kelly Owens: Dana Reeves. Missing from Picture: Jim Martinez. City Wide High School Orchestra City Wide High School Orchestra: Paul Zickefooseg Nancy O'Neillg Jana Zookg Ken McDonald. Missing from the picture, Tamar Roessler. 104 and Officers keep it together Q A n Band Officers, Left to Right: Sue Young, Treasurerg Jan LaMunyon, Secretaryg Bill Kohut, Presidentg Karen Sauceda, Vice President. Concert Band, the best ever Concert Band, STANDING. Left to Right: Steve Marting Karl Henningg Rick Petersong Dave Ragnoneg Director, Mr. Jack Fredericksen. THIRD ROW: Pete Lowrance, Jr.3 Ed Martinezg Dave Castrog Allen Riggsg Terri Mooreg Rick Bernsg Mark Perdewg Timmy Nikkelg Lee Buntingg Dave Trautnerg Mark Grayg Brad Chapmang Karl Wilderson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Carroll: Richad Esquibelg Ken Nicholaiseng Mike Aguilar. FRONT ROW: Leisa Ackerman Sheryl Claytong Julie Butschleg Merry Braung Vicki Childsg Julie Grayg Kent Nakagawag Grant Crooks. Missing from picture: Dale di Aragon. ROTC on the move! r The Reserve Officers Training Corps here at . Lincoln has had a very good reputation and this ag year's squad was no exception. Kunsmiller's ROTC, ii. Q which is a satellite of Linc0ln's, has also done very well again this year. ROTC is an organization which develops a knowledge of basic military skills in young men and women. It gives them a chance to compete with good sportsmanship and honor and also brings out qualities such as leadership and self-reliance. The activities that Lincoln's ROTC were involved in were rifle matches which were held weekly on Wednesday for the girls and Thursday for the boys, drill meets, and the state meet which was held in March. The color guard performed at Nugget games and sold popcorn to raise funds. Lincoln's ROTC hosted the Brigade Christmas Jam, which was a very big success. Along with all the activities ROTC was involved in, each member always strived to make their school and community the best yet as this decade came to an end' SA1 Colonel Ramsey Executive Officer Michael Ayala I.P.O. Sherry Malone S-1 Ralph Henning , Tifgff. l A fm' sw .M 'AA' .U G 'iii' k , N 5 v f wi J: Q +fQ WF 'Q 9, s y0?Q MURPHY Q A J C I g 2 E Q XX Honor Platoon Color Guard: Smith, Norlander, Eye, Hearn Staff, Companies A, B, and C at attention. Kunsmiller Girls Companies taking orders Junior Class better than ever Every Wednesday morning at 7:00 o'clock the dull, empty room of sponsor Mrs. Layman would suddenly fill with the bright ideas and suggestions of the Junior Class for the upcoming year. Although fund raising was a problem, the class did sell Lancer buttons, T-shirts, and candy during school. The class of '80 did sponsor a Disco Dance in November. President Karen Sauceda worked.hard to build the Junior Class to be one of the finest ever to come out of Lincoln. Others helping in the effort were Toni Schermerhorn, vice-presidentg Jenny Janz, secretaryg Lisa Leverett, treasurerg and about 20 other juniors. Together they made the class of '80 the best of all. AA Sponsor: Mrs. Layman The Junior Class 110 iv' Junior Class Officers, alphabetical order: Garin Austin, Pat Garcia, Jenny Janz, Lisa Leverett, Gene Molloy, Karen Sauceda, Toni Schermerhorn 4-1-1- Officers planning Kidney Foundation project. Junior Class hard at work. ix Boy! She sure has nice legs! Class of '80 Steve Abeyta Sara Abshire Paul Adams Matt Adasiewicz Melodie Aguinaldo Don Allen Randy Allen Mark Allinger Jerri Allison Tim Allons John Altman Laura Amack Kelly Amador Debra Aragon Ruben Aragon Mike Aschenbrenner Truman Aumiller Garen Austin Duralla Baca Richard Ballinger Marie Bee Diane Bender Yvonne Bermudez Anita Bernal Mike Billinger Chris Blair David Blatt. Frank Boedecker Mike Bohn Charles Barboe Vince Barela Michael Barnes Darlene Bates Ronald Bates Marie Battista Randy Beard Charlotte Beckert Class of '80 Terri Bond Andrea Botello Mary Bourn Autumn Brant Brenda Braun Merry Braun Gary Bray Carolyn Breggin Carrie Brin Laura Brinkman Brad Brown Christine Brown Cynthia Brungardt William Brunken Lori Bruntmyer Jeani Buckingham Doug Burgesser Sue Burke Karrie Burke Janet Burnside Beth Burris Craig Bush Greg Bush Leisa Butschle Earl Byrd Lori Calvert Dennis Cambell Mike Carlson ,. ,, ,.,. ,,-.ev AM. .,,-.o...Nk.--rr aim. ,, ,..,. ,,..,,,. ,. C. ...' David Carmany Michelle Carillo Mark Carter Mary Carter Sonja Cash Sherri Cehura Ronda Chadwick Ken Chambers Brad Chapman Qk,.nLi,I ,,.a M, He 115 Class of '80 Desiree Chavez Mary Chavez Ray Chavez Renee Chavez Brian Cherry Vicki Childs Dennis Clayton Michael Cleese Jerry Coleman Ricbard Connett Jenny Cook Barbara Cooper Melonie Cooper John Cordova Raymond Cordova Cinda Cozart William Cozart Robin Cummings Lori Dalton Robert Deaguero SYN y 7 Janet DeBraak Donna Deffenbaugh Randy DeHerrera Rebecca Delio Sheila Delohery Eric Deltoro Pat Derr Maryann Donnelly uevff 03 . Steven Doughty Frances Dozsak Tom Dragon Susan Dugger Joy Duncan Tammy Duncan Anthony Duran Ricky Duran Robert Duran Class of '80 Ty Echer David Edrich Gwen Eichman Janice Eldridge George Enderich Howard Ertle Teddy Espinoza Louis Esquibel Alan Evel Brad Farnen Kevin Fast Lori Feist Sandy Fetterman Jon Fillipi David Fisher Roger Fithian Cindy Forington Tracy Gamble Janet Garcia Jeanette Garcia f Olivia Gonzales Marlyn Goranson Judi Granger Class of '80 Philip Gutierrez Elaine Hahn Stacy Halax Steve Hale Brad Harcrow Elizabeth Harris Karen Head Kim Healey Diane Heinrich Todd Helling Liz Hemphill Karl Henning Juan Hernandez Lorenzo Herrera Patty Herrick Barry Heuer Susan Hightower Barbara Hodges Tony Hoffman Ed Hogan -J K April Hurst Alan Ingraham Felicia Innes Roger Isaacson Shelly Jackson Kelly Jaramillo David Jenkins Gail Jensen Sherry Jerdet 'SX Dan Hohn Tammy Holmes David Homan Denise Hood Kurt Hopkins Arlin Howard Mark Hoyt Murry Huizingh I K: ,I N sv 4vf ..- ,,.qg -..- ' C ass of '80 Alan Jimenez Mike Johnson Cyndi Johnston Michele Jones David Kim Bob Kinsley Ray Kite Nancy Kleiber George Kreiling Kenneth Krov Deborah Kuchma Gail LaPointe Jackie Lammie Dineen Lawrence Kathy Lee Deborah Leeper Steve Lindsay Tim Linstrom John Lirette Rodney Loos N T '-170 N rn' '-ar' Brett Major Sherry Malone Tim Marez Toni Marple Barb Marquand Steve Marquez Barbara Martinez Charlotte Martinez Diana Martinez Judy Lopez Doreen Lucero David Lunberg Jeri Machesky Alex Madrid Mona Madrid Cathy Magee Corrine Main 123 Class of '80 Diedra Martinez James Martinez Kimberly Martinez Meloney Martinez Pricilla Martinez Valerie Martinez Veronica Martinez Stephanie Mashburn Randy Mashek Bob Matoba Robert McAllister Kurt McDaniel Ken McDonald Thomas McDougall Janet McGraw Lloyd McNutt Kathy McQueary Mark Melander Marilyn Mikesell Jeff Miles Mark Miller Sharon Miskel Cheryl Moers Leslie Moncrief Leona Mondragon Andrea Montano Charlene Montoya Charles Montoya Rin DGP?-lf Quan Class of '80 Shelly Navarro Sandra Nelson Kim-Dahn Nguyen Vicki Niederhaus Tim Mikkel Polly Noone Cindy Novak Don Novotny Anthony Nunez Phil Ornelas Mitchell Ortega Andrew Owens Dustin Owens Dale Pacheco Thomas Padillo Glen Penland Chris Perez Steve Peterson Theresa Peterson Delani Pfeifle Linda Pritchard Bernie Quintana Anthony Ramos N k 'vez-1'-ev' Lisa Prokop Robert Prudhomme Shirley Quintana Eddy Rafferty Cheryl Rankin Jeff Rauen -S ,Mag Rodney Philpot Roger Phipps Cindy Plampin Randy Piondexter Tony Popish Denise Popper Kerry Porch Julie Preeson Class of '80 Randy Reister James Rice Debbie Richard Carla Richmond Starla Rippen Mark Roatcap Mike Roberts Debbie Rodreguez Valerie Rodriguez Linaia Roe Debra Rogers Beverly Romero Mike Romero Margret Rose Tameria Rowland Regina Roybal Tammy Ruffin Lynda Rush John Russell Joseph Ryan ,jp Karen Sauceda Mark Schaaf Toni Schermerhorn Diane Schmid Steve Sedbrook Christina Segura Kathleen Shaw Kelley Shirley Jim Sidebottom Art Salazar Scott Salley Cecilia Samaniego Connie Sanchez Sylvia Sanchez Loretta Sandoval Renee Sandoval Roger Sandoval 7- .Qi- 49' N ,,. 129 Class of '80 Susan Silva Steve Simms Debra Smith Marilyn Smith Mike Roderic Shannon Tina Smith Smith Smith Smith Valena Smith Lynn Snell David Snider David Spiringer Tom Spitzelberger John Staley Lucinda Stanfield Cynthia Stanley Gnara Starr Daniel Stephens Rhonda Stewart Penny Stout Bennie Tompkins Martha Trouth Lori Trujillo Wendy Touchstone John Townley Anna Trujillo Laura Trujillo Roslyn Trujillo Sandy Trujillo Robert Strauch Sherry Svendsen Tammy Sweetman Jeannie Taitt John Tanner Felicia Taylor Michael Thimyan Tami Thoma Class of '80 Traci Trujillo Cameron Tuck Leticia Tucker Edna Tuscon Karen Urban Agnes Valdez Beverly Vallejos Johanna Van der Laan Rebecca Van Deusen John Vialpando Linette Vierow Joe Vigil Judy Vigil Vincent Vigil Wayne Vigil Terry Vincent Tam Vu Arthur Wadlington Jolene Warren David Weber Lori Ziege Teresa Zornes Mike Zuhlke Micheal Webster Douglas Weier Floyd West Julie Whittemore Deborah Wilcox Donna Wilcoxson Karl Wilderson Martin Williams Patricia Williams Tamara Willis Margaret Wilson Sherry Wood Chris Woolen Gary Yarbrough Jim Young Paul Zickefoose CS X amllluu. EDU245 TEM M ,Sn M, XS 5,31 N'-X SW wig 'N 1 SW 'C fr.. Si Q3 .f., N -'51 7' xxx A7 BASEEP-L 1.. N 9? x, ' X ,A . lx A X MXN: ' 'X QRADUATION 4QsK?' xx' Rx ' , Xxx , f f If ' . ' 'I '4.'Jt'?s 'ix X , QM- .'0ite'i.'ef'f.'sv -' f f 7 4 ' iwixji.-'ii f lj .f ff ' Nqvwcfw MW KXK 'jr 1: ' A 'NUI X xx xx ' D iffy' Qszzigl , ,319 say iw QIRLS' SOCCER. 7? r ef' .si Q 1 F O ,H v 4 A 4 4v.0. ':4 '0'o ', I-ls 1 r ' . X, . mx .5s X YSWN Mi' Nu J x wN, bl' b Q T 2 Gu 5 QYWINASTIQS ,V uk Q 0 0 V 0 W ll S LQ., QM YN: , g ' XXSQ 5 v, xfkggs I2 I Q ' , ff X MJ X Y ' il U O tl Q ll Abe's Babes are on the run Abe's Babes, Lincoln's Girls' Track Team, were expected to be very strong this year, according 6 to Coach Stan Gresham. The team had four returning members, and 18 new members. The team's strength seemed to lie in the 440-yd. relay, 2-mile run, and the shot put and discus events. First, second, and third places were taken in these events in the girls' first meet this season. Returning letterwomen were Leslie Moncrief and Leslie Parks. Other members from last year 3i,,,P,,,, ,,V any were Robin Cummings and Pam Marquez. ff' g Outstanding sophomores, this year, were Sharla Broom, Zina Gamble, Julie Gray, Leann Grundemann, and April Guerra. 51.92. . , A ...pn-.. X ,am 1 '- BOTTOM ROW: -l. Richardson, R. Reichel, S. Fresquez, Z. Gamble, A. Guerra, L. Williamson. SECOND ROW: R. Cummings, L. Moncrief, D. Peters, T. Trujillo, -I. Kientz, M. Martinez. -I. Gray. THIRD ROW: L. Brinkman, L. Parks, C. Martinez, L. Grundemann, M. Donnelly, J. Klippel. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Madrid, P. Marquez, S. Broom, S. Hawthorne, Coach Gresham, L. Albrecht, mgr. 136 L oys' track is strong in middle distances Oi' the 50 members on the Boys' Track 'l'eam, lil were returning and 5 had previously lettered. 'l'he team was strong in middle distances, the hall'-mile and mile. and the long and triple jumps. Coach Hessel said ofthe team, It's really a rebuilding year and it's difficult to say where we'll place in the city meet. lt depends on how the younger kids improve. Outstanding members ol' the team were Brian Lechman. Brent. Howell, Delanie Pfeille, and sophomore Mark Perdew. .an ..-oe' 0 Mitch Harper slips a disc. It's hurdles, not high jump! 0 lr V4 I. ,J , - 4. i e W1 I 25- -Q . I .Nigel Q Q j S 'r A Q-nvlf-g.'A ' ...,, s fe ll , ' M- N A Tifiififiilf ,M . ' I. 4 'r? 7'a2'-. 'Q 'l'5::12 . - Q T . . H ff Z ,' . ' ' + 'N' ' ' ll ' I M Greg Ashworth makes a cheap shot. Members in alphabetical order: Arcbuleta, E.: Austin, G.: Ballinger, R.: Brunken, H.: Varter. M.: Vliaprnan. G.: Vlark. 'l'.: Coffern, A.: Columbia K.: Crooks, G.: Daiker, R.: Dellesare, B.: Dickerson. R.: Dickey. -l.: Duncan. -l.: licher. 'l'.: Fedel. .l.: Gomez, J.: Gonzales, V.: Gray, M.: Green, R.: Harper, M.: Hernandez, -l.: Coach Hessel: Howell. B.: Huner. ll.: lngraharn. A.: Ipson, T.: Klippel, K., Manager: Marrs. J.: Mayden. S.: Molloy. E.: Mulligan, K.: Mulligan. S.: Parachini. Y.: Pt-rdew. M.: Pfeille, D.: Riggs, A.: Robirds, M.: Roupe. M.: Schneider, D.: Shipley, M.: Smith. A.: Spitzlberger. 'l'.1 Yelasqm-1. .l.: Wallace. J.: West, F.: Coach Wilson. lJl'i' Lancers defeat i Commanders. I The Girls' Tennis Team of Lincln started out well this season, losing a close match to George Washington. They then won over Alameda and beat the Kennedy Commanders 6-1 in a great victory. . .. . . . 6,5 '55,-C farm Janice Mansfield, coach of the Girls' Team, feels the 'f 'Q' 4'5 t'f 1 team is playing terrifically. She hopes the girls will N V ff' 'Q' ., '1 is I W ya, f,,rf,,, A 7' ,A ,Vi W My continue to play Well and earn a high ranking in the City Tournament. Z Returning tennis players for Lincoln are Shari Yablonski, Bernie Falsetta, Sue Young, Karen Graige, Kathy Lee, and Janet Graige. New members oi' the team are Mary Nieman, Linda Ivey, Sue Blaser, Janice LaMunyon, Gail Jensen, Kathy McQuery, and Loretta Montoya. 'Vs-L. f -A , ,, Top row, left to right: Janice Mansfield--Coach, Gail Jensen, Mary Nieman, Sue Blaser, Sue Young Shari Yablonski, Kathy McQuery, Kathy Tafoya--Manager. Middle row: Loretta Montoya, Linda Ivey, Karen Graige, Kathy Lee, Janet Graige. Bottom row: Bernie Falsetta, Janice LaMunyon. 138 irls' Soccer determined to win This year's girls' varsity soccer team was composed of twenty-two players. Twelve of them were returning letterwomen, which gave the team depth. Coach Ed Montojo felt the girls had great potential and skill. Their toughest competition this year came from Kennedy and Manual. The team was comprised of many outstanding players, many of whom will be returning next year . Coach Montojo said next year will be a rebuilding season, and hopes it to be a good one. fo ROW, left to right: Main, C., Chace, K., Clark, D., Roberts, D., Jerdet, S,, Cantril, J., Meeker, SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Montojo, Chavez, L., Mulder, M., Shirley, J., Estock, M., Greenwald, Rogers, D. FIRST ROW: Sauceda, K., Rossi, A., Marple T., Fresquez, E., Feist, L. BOTTOM Penny, T., Shirley, K., Martin, M., Gibson, K. V run u . 'l1CffV A vrfrn up 3 'Yi QYYXI P' .---rv'-i n is il QQ 2' 4 u rg 1 Theresa fRinkyJ Penny puts power behind her kick. Lorraine Chavez has her own style of kicking. Gymnasts go head over heels This year's gymnastic squad consisted of twelve enthusiastic gymnasts. The team was a young team with only one senior. Though the team was young, it did not lack effort. or talent. Coach Ron Albright said that Andy Solis is a very promising gymnast and expected him to do very well in the city meet. Coach Albright, with one meet hehind them, expected to have a very strong team this year and looked forward to next year and the following years. J Steve l eterson shows style on highbar. Tony Pierce demonstrates his talent. Walt Fitzsimons being bucked by the horse. t 4 Anthony Nunez works on difficult Japanese handstand. 140 . Q ,f ' I tv Back row: l to r: Solis, Ag Pierce, 'l'3 lleaguero, R: Kovac, B3 Fullmer, My Rauen, .lg Nunez, A3 Cross, R3 Coach Albright: Kling. D. Middle Row: Young, .lg Peterson, S3 Fitzsimons, Wg Solis, A Bottom Row: Har Tenders. unior Varsit lacks eadership. This year's Junior Varsity Baseball Squad was made up ol' good, consistent talent that had the potential to take the city title. The team, consisting ot' eleven sophomores and two juniors, showed signs oi' inexperience in their first few outings but should improve in time. What the team needs most is a leader, someone who can take control on the field, said coach .lack Girtin. That lack of leadership was evident in the team's heartbreaking loss to rival Kennedy, 8-7. Coach Girtin is counting on Eric Berghorn, Jerry Dowling, and Paul Economakos to provide this missing ingredient. With the varsity team already loaded with talent for next year's squad, the Junior Varsity should give the team great depth. Eric Herghorn awaits the pitch from Rod Loos. X w X 5151 -1 ui QQ ml '1 1 Il , Egfr' Q- iii 5, - 41- ..-in-. . Back row, l to r: Szabo, -1.3 Carmany, D.g Hoffman, G. Middle row: Dowling, 'lg liconomakos. Pg t'ordovu, 'l'.1 Martinez. M.: Robertson, K. Front row: Montoya, J.: Ramsey, D.: Berghorn, E.: Alhercu, R.: l,oos, R, I-il arsity has high hopes This year's Varsity Baseball Team was looking forward to a good season. Coach Haggerty felt Kennedy T..l., and North should he tough competition in the city, hut at the time of this writing, Linclon was 3-0 with a thrilling win over Kennedy. The Lancers had 7 returning lettermen on the team. They were Truman Aumiller, Phil Capra, Dean McVicker, Gary Rogers, Kevin Rude, and two all-city players, Steve Sedbrook and Pat Smaldone. Also making the cuts were seniors Randy Helling, Greg Mullen, Tom Peterson, .leff Vaughn, and Joe Walters. -Juniors who made the squad were Mike Billinger, Greg Hamilton, Todd Helling, Randy Mashek, and Jim Walters. Next year with this returning talent, Lincoln should continue to he city contenders. As an aside, Lincoln played the second half of the season in the new facilities at South High. This U' U' included 5 night games. A I ancer dives safely back to second base ,f Back row tl to rj: Coach Haggerty Sedbrook S Vaughn I Walters, Joe, Mashek, R5 Rogers G Mullen C Walters lim Second row: Catanach, JtMgrb Aumiller T Helling T Hamilton, G3 Rude, K, Capra P Helling R Front row Billinger Mg Smaldone, Pg Peterson, T McVicker D Mat Mice L. to R., back row: Miera, B.g Buckingham, J.g Bunnel, T. Mid. row: Gowans, Kg Stanley, C. Front row: Chace, K.g Johnson, L.g Gesink, S.g Mat Mice Members. ., ,,,. .V if .5 5 1 in Pam Marquez makes like O.J. I I' 4. , we A ,X . . . Liberty and Justice for all. , in g Slip-sliding away. KING ll l f V, LFILL The Boston Two-Step. 4 KNAW! fe ff Student Senate fights for improvement The Student Senate is a special group of students who are interested in making Lincoln better than it has ever been. The Student Senate encourages school participation and promotes school spirit. This year they tried new techniques to get people involved with the school and used some of the old ones, too. The Student Senate organized such things as the Presidents' Roundtable where the presidents of all the clubs got together and discussed the activities that they have planned. Operation Cheer, in which they gave a Christmas party to children who ordinarily wouldn't have had one and the rewriting of the school constitution, bringing it up to date, were just a couple of things that they did. A few things that were done to raise money for the betterment of the school were having a candy sale and selling Gold C. Books. They also raised money to benefit the Kidney Foundation by having a Denver-Bronco-football and a kidney-bean contest. The Student Senate was organized under Chip Nielsen, Head Boy and Judy Elsen, Head Girl. The sponsor was Mr. Pat Haggerty. a nh' Q Ks I Head Girl Judy Elsen, and Head Boy Chip Nielsen l Q ,. ' The members of Student Senate ' 4 .. 5 l. iq, E Sponsor: Mr. Pat Haggerty Dam ft. . E' n ,X-4 I-.. M W .,L. , .1 ,...--.v..1!i ,. Lx., A. ,. .- 0' a 1' 'A ...po I 2 ' ,, Nl. , 2:22133 I 6,' 1 ti, 1 lx R M.. ak-, df, ,Q V X MA . in 3., 5 . .Sgt 5 .5 I 3 N .ww K . ,Q xfxww News Qlhum w r fw -.J , . Mft' x ff' Delegate Assembl improving communications The Delegate Assembly increased the involvement and the participation of the student body this year. Some of the activities included Spirit Week, Operation Cheer, Birthday Ball and sales of Gold C Books. The Delegate Assembly helped involve the whole student body in earning money during National Kidney Foundation Week. Delegate Assembly representatives were chosen by their third hour classes. They reported to meetings every other Wednesday and helped improve the communication between Student Senate and the student body. The officers in charge were Head Boy, Chip Nielsen and Head Girl, Judy Elsen. Mr. Haggerty was the Spgnggr, Officers take charge rzfwfmefsirrsse-3 ....,,,,,. Mr. Haggerty and Chip. 146 peech Team prepares for future Mrs. Margaret Kenna, sponsor .-If or we ,Qi- Team officers: Cathy Tafoya, vice-president, Jim Ridgeway, president, and Autumn Brant, secretary-treasurer At the CSU Novice Workshop in Fort Collins, l. to r.: Steve Hale, Kevin Knoll, Kim Martinez, Debi Peters, Mary Longoria, Autumn Brant, and Marilyn Smith. The Lincoln Speech Team is designed for students who enjoy competitive speech. Mrs. Margaret Kenna, as the sponsor, teaches the students to express themselves and communicate more successfully orally. Students who compete in individual and debate events are able to earn points. By earning twenty-five points, the student becomes a member of the National Forensic League. This enables the student to be an eligible judge for speech events. Events for Lincoln students are held in different schools throughout the Colorado-Wyoming area. The events they compete in are Extemporaneous Speaking, Original Oratory, Interpretation of Drama, Humor, Poetry, and Oratory, The officers of the Speech Team were Jim Ridgeway, President, Cathy Tafoya, Vice-Presidentg and Autumn Brant, Secretary-Treasurer. Speech Team, top row, l. to r.: Debi Peters, Kevin Knoll, Autumn Brant, Pat McAlister, and Mary Longoria. Bottom row: Kim Martinez, Jeff Cook, Collette Marihart, Steve Abeyta, and Cathy Tafoya. D.E.C.A. has busy year. Distributive Education is a program for juniors and seniors who are interested in careers in the fields of marketing and distribution. This includes retail store careersg wholesaleg travel and recreationg petroleum marketingg service careers, like banking and insuranceg floristryg and food marketing. The program includes the related classroom plus the on-the-job training and youth activities. Students receive school credit for both the class and the job. The activities are organized in the D.E.C.A. CHAPTERS fDistributive Education Clubs of Americal. D.E.C.A. Chapters are to DE students what a civic or professional organization is to a group of business people. Chapter activities are recognized as part of the total Distributive Education educational program because of their development of leadership ability, professional attitudes, better citizenship characteristics and social growth of the individual. D.E.C.A. serves as an avenue of expression for individual talent. Lincoln D.E.C.A. has participated in the District competitive events at the State Leadership Conference at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. They are involved in service projects with local nursing homesg enjoy breakfasts and socials with other clubsg promoted the Mr. Muscleman contest at Lincoln, and sponsor fund raising events to cover expenses for the activities. This year D.E.C.A. officers were Ron Daiker, President Margaret Coran, Vice President and Program Chairmang Yvette Balint, Secretaryg Craig Burdette, Treasurer. In Memory of Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not sog For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy picture be, Much pleasureg then from thee much more must flow, And soonest our best men with thee do go - Rest of their bones and souls' delivery! Thou 'rt slave to Fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And doest with poison, war, and sickness dwellg And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell'st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And Death shall be no moreg Death, thou shalt die! Charles Michaelson Robert Gibbons FHA plans for future The FHA QFuture Home Makers of Americal is a national organization for students of Home Economics. The local chapter at ALHS is a part of the Mountain View District of the state organization. Club members attended two district meetings in the fall held at JFK and GW high schools. The goals of membership are to work toward learning cooperation, taking responsibility, developing leadership, and giving service to school and the community. -.t,,,,, , 4,4 4 - I . wr ' f 3 1 ' ' A' . QQ' .. A . g 3 -V. .... A. .va + . , , ,, .. . s.- FHA officers from L. to R.: Tina Smith, Lori Williamson, Margaret Coran, Debbie Rupple, Vanette Ruark and sponsor Mrs. Bostron. SPOUSOI' Mrs- Kelly . ERO helps communit Second hour HERO class. The Home Economics Related Occupations Club is a group helping students at Lincoln understand different careers. It puts special interest in occupations dealing with the community. Every year the group raises money and H E R O is at it again this year. They sold such things as calendars, stationery, and posters. During the year they sold candy and frustrated pencils to the students and teachers at Lincoln. All the money earned from their projects helped organizations in the community. A check was also donated to the school social worker for her help throughout the year. The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Elsie Ballinger. Thanks from the club were given to Mrs. Ballinger for her support during the year. Third hour HERO class. Second hour officers. Mrs. Ballinger, sponsor. Third hour officers. 151 FBLA stays hard at Work FBLA is an organization for future business leaders of America. FBLA helps train students to become future leaders in the business world. lt also promotes leadership and responsibility. Some of the events and activities the club took part in were candy sales for fund raising, and a field trip to Arapahoe Community College. Mrs. May Jones, paralegal and a guest speaker from Mountain Bell Legal Staff, came to speak. They also organized an Employer Appreciation Banquet in the spring at Heritage Square Opera House. Officers for the year of 78-79 were President, Joanie Bradfordg Vice President, Pamela Pearsong Secretary, Lucille Aquilarg Treasurer, Cathy Hubbard. Officers of FBLA fi if ,sf-L if 'sims .,.....c. , .,,,,, 1 i First semester future leaders 152 5 if Second Semester leaders Don't look now the boss is comin A hard day at the office Bowling strikes success 15 There was a trace of bowling in this country at the time of the earliest colonists in Massachusetts. The sport didn't begin to boom until the invention of the automatic pin-spotter. Abraham Lincoln High School's Bowling club is helping the sport grow with its many new members. The club meets every Wednesday at Crown Lanes. Tournaments are held with the bowling clubs from Thomas Jefferson, John F. Kennedy, West, and other high schools throughout the year. After the Lancers and the Commanders had two tournaments, the score was one win for Lincoln and one for Kennedy. The two teams have set up one more tournament to break the tie. Awards are given to the bowlers at an annual banquet near the end of the year. Lincoln's Bowling Club has a new sponsor, Mr. Lucero, who has given the club many new ideas. Officers are Micki Wilson, President, Carol Stabenow, Treasurer, and Lynette Anderson, Secretary. slug, BN , Sponsor, Mr. Lucero. is Y, Officers Micki Wilson, Lynette Anderson, and Carol Stabenow Members in alphabetical order: Randy Allen, Lynette Anderson, Ed Donaho, Jeff Fedel, Ron Graves Larry Herrera, Gina Holland, Alan Lamont, Bruce LaP1ante, Mr. Lucero, Chuck Mier, Mitch Ortega Julie Preason, Carol Stabenow, Jeannie Taitt, Brian Wanberg, Doug Weber, Karl Wilderson Micki 4 Wilson. 4, , . f , w,,,,, Maybe a strike and maybe not! Don't I have a nice form? Watch out pins, here I come! Lincoln bridge builders crack up It was a shattering experience for all involved. That's the best way to describe the Bridge Building Contest held during the week of January 15-19. The participants, students of Mr. Einarsen's and Mr. Weimar's physics classes, designed their bridges to withstand the most weight. Their efficiency was decided by dividing the amount of weight the bridge held by the weight of the bridge itself. There were many successful entries and some that were not so successful. The three best bridge builders traveled to state competition held in February. They were Linda Dunmire, third place winner, who had a bridge ratio of 2684 poundsg Teresa Zornes, who had a bridge ratio of 2816 poundsg and Hoa Vu, whose first place bridge held 2850 pounds before shattering. There were 84 entries competing in this year's event. Mr. Einarsen was also Lincoln's sponsor in the contest. Terry Worrell studies her bridge closely Students look on as Mr. Weimar tests the stability of a bridge. 1... 5 n. i., Trent Jensen and Mr. Einarsen on the job. ..,. Chris Zahn in a destructive mood. Chip Nielsen displays his bridge College and career counseling prepares students for future A new addition to the yearbook was college and career counseling, whose purpose was to advise and aid students in preparing for the future. Mr. Joseph Klune was the career counselor, he helped students to find jobs and to plan their careers. The college counselor was Mr. John Adams, who helped the students become aware of which colleges are available and what they have to offer. Throughout the year there have been college representatives giving talks, out-oi'-state college meetings and meetings which introduced students to what kind of scholarships were available. ,bg-v--' . Lx aw. ' x : El. 'kit - . A . wawhm Mr. John Adams Mr. Joseph Klune College Counselor Student Board of Education The Student Board ol' Education is a group consisting of' one student from each Denver public high school. The Student Board serves for a whole year as an advisory board to the Board of Education. Accomplishments this term included working to get Red Rocks, improving the basketball schedule, discussing discipline projects, and compiling a better mandatory curriculum. This year's board member was Judy Fllsen. 158 Career Counselor E- 151 5 11.39 ' g Student Board Member Judy Elsen ational Honor Society encourages leadership. The National Honor Society is a nation wide organization designed to encourage scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Elected to the society during their junior or senior years, members must first qualify as candidates by achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or better. The group of candidates is then submitted to a faculty vote and then to a faculty committee for final review, endorsement, and acceptance in the society. This special group consists of 40 members. The officers are president Mike Carpenterg vice president, Denise Roberts, secretary, Judy Elseng and treasurer, Sue Blaser. The sponsor was Mr. Robert Blair. National Honor Society officers qv! National Honor Society members. National Honor Society members. Fashion Board starts off slow Tryouts for Fashion Board were held in September. There were twenty-one new girls selected as members of the club. Acceptance was based on appearance, personality, poise, and an interview. Fashion Board planned several activities such as breakfast and fashion shows. The fashion shows were designed to show good grooming fashion ideas and appropriate social behavior for girls of Abraham Lincoln. The officers of Fashion Board were: President, Karla Winbergg Vice-President, Doreen Valdezg Secretary, Shirley Castanedag Treasurer, Sherry Jerdet. The sponsor was Mrs. Kelly. Officers: Karla Winberg, pres. and Doreen Valdez, vice pres 160 fw wb. Q x fi! 4? if' ii? W' y g 6' WW? V I, L xx 285' I . ,..ww'Y1 X me . 2 - - Q 1 . Hx A J: wwe . ,,1, ,. fx 5 t ., 'n , f. ,, 1 - ' A. Nall' ,A 1- J rx 6' 3 QQ f 2 , 'Aa- 'S w J '53 ,gs ' .X , f, , 1 . - A '.:':'4T1:n -fy.. . W- . -- ,. 1 f Mei' 'fs , qv S it .U xg , , M X. 3' ,ff +v'32?ffw W ff q ., . . W u lm. , Me .1 L Q 3 - . A Gy' , , mivsg! 5 X 'Q ,:5 +,s.g- we 6 VS 4 X .. W Ae' ..,., 3 Q: , S 1 z1!'1 - ., E ii . R I in I ,Qi rf, . D A Q 'A . I ' 3 .Q ff' f,' . ,iq . . .,,. ........ N ,S , .. , , J 1 1 YW ,,. Y: 'Z 2 3 n Sw f A A I , .. ,S to Balarat. ce of Clubs has busy year The Ace of Clubs is a federally funded experience study program whose main is to raise funds for their field trips. Their main activities included going skiing, beat tags, eating at several fine and their main activity, which was The club sponsor was Mr. Pelkey, who was by Mr. Villareal. The club officers President, Patricia Lopezg Vice President, Princeg Secretary-Treasurer, Danna Cotter. -.nu w.-.M ewosmxipe .. or ,,...,l.s:.,si,-. r ..-.sn A Q ' x....------'I The Ace of Clubs officers. .-.-.... N .. 'Q law ........-oo -Q--037 The Ace of Clubs, Club members at Balarat. Mr. Villareal,'Mr. Pelkey. Black Student Alliance Club comes on strong The purpose of the Black Student Alliance Club is to build Black awareness, pride and encourage participation in school activities. Some of the club's activities this year included a disco dance attended by Denver Bronco Riley Odoms. The officers of the club were Barabra Cooper, Presidentg Jill Gilbert, Vice Presidentg Sonja Cash, Treasurerg and Sharon Duncan, Secretary. Mr. Stan Gresham sponsored the club. Barbara Cooper, President ft. y-,ff f f .i M-Mr., pu--Us f I' Bottom Row, left to right: Joel House, Christy Williams, Barbara Cooper, Top row: Lissie Collins, Bridget Davis, Sonja Cash, Tammy Woolis. 164 ggg,g H 1 N.x .3 Eiifffiifffi E l 91-,W . . . 9 I . 1 - . 3 5 5 . i. v,..W4.,5 vb- 2 L K 2 E pn. X-Af-fu'-mini? dm .aw N awp. mum 'N gi! ' 4 .. --Q -M X -.aww wffifiw g Qui' Q- - . ,sf :,Q,'3.f- ' 0 LA C recognizes their heritage The Latin American Student Club started out the year with a small group, 12 members. LASC met every Tuesday at 2:30, while the Latin dancers practiced 5-7 every Tuesday. The officers of the club were Pauline Gomez, Presidentg Roberto Jaramillo, Vice-Presidentg Yvonne Bermudez, Secretary and Yvette Gomez as Treasurer. The club sponsor was Mr. Gil Ortez. The purpose of the LASC is to help Chicano students become aware of their culture through music and dance. One of the club's main features is the Latin dancers. This year the club had 15 Latin dancers, who performed in school as well as outside of school. ln December, the dancers put on a show at Heather Gardens for a women's group known as Zanta. This year's LASC hoped to participate in the Fiesta Cinco de Mayo, on May 5. The Latin American Student Club hopes to be more active and to have more members next year. Mr. Gil Ortez, Sponsor if .W 55 i fa 1g,.fl:f'.r y A ,K M . H th- r N K taxa ,ts g.pg if V' - P 'de t: R berto Jaramillo A A me Tfjlurgrz Yxette Gfymez Top Row: Andrea Montano, Roberto Jaramlllo. Middle Row: Yvette president. pauline Gomez Gomez, Leona Montoya, Theresa Trujillo. Bottom Row: Veronica 166 Montoya, Pauline Gomez. dance Veronica Montoya Claudine Archuleta Yvonne Hermudez The Lincoln Log keeps a-rollin' Being on the Lincoln Log staff is -getting assigned stories you know nothing about. -writing about practically non-existent clubs. -misusing your press pass to go to the lunch room. -addressing 60 envelopes for exchange papers. -licking 60 stamps to mail exchange papers. -getting put off for an interview 7 times. -finding all the errors in the paper, AFTER it has been printed. -taping 200 advertisements in the halls to try to sell the paper. -trying to cover every event, club, dance, award, and play in school. -having to sell papers in competition with an ice cream social . . . then a Bronco highlight film. -getting a story exactly 323 words long so that everything will fit right on the page. -accidentally getting a headline printed 3 feet long. -being cheerful and courteous while selling papers, even though no one is buying them. -feeling good because one more issue of the Lincoln Log is out. Barry Hawkins, editor-in-chief. Mrs. Frances Toepfer, sponsor. A. Larry, you can't put THAT in the paper! THIS is supposed to be funny? Maybe this time I got the facts straight. NFHW ',,,. 2.1 Posting ads. What fun! 4' 054950, I hate rewriting! This paper can't compete with the Log. 70 Yearbook Staff completes the book on schedule lt's a struggle every year to meet the exacting production schedules imposed by the publisher, and this year was no exception. It all begins with the color deadline in early November, when all color photographs and copy must be in as well as the style sheet and cover and end-sheet design. In December comes the BIG ONE: the album deadline, 90-some pages of student pictures along with pictures of outstanding seniors. This year on December 18, 19, and 20, while the rest of the student body were on Christmas break, YEARBOOK STAFF was in room 224 working on this deadline. By Christmas, half of the book was in. Then came January and February and the two club deadlines. Traumatic is the word for it. As usual, everything that could go wrong, did. But the notable among them were the two editors: Laura Larrabee and Jackee Chavez. Senior staffers were Phil Capra, Cindy Charbonneau, Rose Costello, Lori Dreisbach, Gregg Girtin, Mary Greenwald, Debbie Hjelm, Anne Jones, Kerri Klippel, Greg Mullen, Mary Nieman, aand Stefanie Taylor. Junior staffers were Sara Abshire, Robin Cummings, Gwen Eichman, Cindy Forington, Janet Graige, Greg Hamilton, Patty Herrick, Steve Sedbrook, and Cindy Stanley. Photographers were John Townley, Gene Molloy, Bryan Wamberg, Chris Woolen, Ken Classen, Lori Lindbloom, and Kathy Dow. The staff sponsor was Mr. Valentine and the photography sponsor was Mr. Jones. staff redouhled their effort, and by April the book was in. All that was left was to celebrate and pray the book would be well received and the budget met. The year 1978-79 produced not only a good yearbook but also a splendid group of staffers. Most he fl wt XS The Class of '79 sure is fine The Senior Class Council is made up of young men and women who want to make sure that their class is the best to ever come out of Lincoln High School. They met every Tuesday morning at 7:00 so they could get ready for their many accomplishments they created throughout the year. The Class Council was responsible for a great many things through the year, but their two main concerns were the senior prom and graduation. The Senior Class Council went through a lot of work and arrangements for their graduation. They made it possible for the 1979 class to be the first class from Abraham Lincoln High School to graduate at Red Rocks Ampitheater. They also arranged for the prom to be held at the Brown Palace. All this required money. A few ways they raised money for this were having a candy sale, a T-shirt sale and having a Bronco football contest. The students who were in charge of all these accomplishments were Betty Burns, presidentg Marcia Clute, vice presidentg Tracy Philpot, secretaryg Barry Hawkins, treasurerg and sixty other students who were involved in the Senior Class Council. The sponsor for the 1979 class was Mr. Ortez who spent much of his time to create the finest class of all. ,-. .1 ,fy n Q X-4-S' X W f X f---'sf-I ' xy-,.....-fa' '-' -,,4--1-1 ,Q-1 Mr. Ortez, sponsor. K f' , X X. w fa., 'is ., rf. iff-7 ' reins !r Senior Class Council officers, l to r: Tracy Philpot, Betty Burns, Marcia Clute, Barry Hawkins. Q.. of cl. .. ,Ri , , . 'U .524 Qitif- l 1' Ag, - A ' ui +f-Lu. ws., f. Q, 1 e' F' ., .aigfrrzy W , Av ,E 1,6 V In - ,-.z.,,-x 4' .'-f,,: .. L ...AQ Told you we took a wrong turn back there. .' .1 Behind the scenes of the Senior Class Council. We can't go on meeting like this. ,, '4 ., at .41-1 What was that about David and Goliath? ,,v 173 -,x XF Q -ffjpwx. .5 5+ Q -x ' 9 -awgzju , wwf igs. Y- in 0 f 1 jf, 5 if ff A: V 5,1 x 1' 'K x ., , A ff , ., vt i A kj Q, 5 7 .' 'L Sw A X - ww: 'S r ' k X . ,fl -5 il3 M ., 3.4-'A M I. utstanding Seniors 19 9 ,.3nf t v Grew The President proudly announces this year's Outstanding Seniors as elected by the senior class. These fourteen Lancers were among 51 nominees selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership and service. The President and President's Lady, the boy and girl who received the highest number of votes, were Chip Nielsen and Betty Burns. aff? p li. i W 'iff s ? . . ,.n A Muni Z'-A... AV, sf ,Q , ,X M. ,U , . ,K L Xt 1-A J - 3 . Lf v SQ A-. ,.-.,, ... q nl' 1 0 Lorren Ballard Alan Barba Brad Barlow Janice Basher Pamela Bates Andrea Beard Tandy Beard Mark Bee Yvonne Bernal Rudy Bettini Shelley Billinger Dorothy Blacksten Susan Blaser Steve Bond Ken Brackeen Theresa Boston Shelly Braukmuller Stacy Brewer Ken Broom Pater Buena Class of ' 9 Outstanding Senior Mike Carpenter Michele Burke Lois Burnett , Betty Burns Cindy Burr Carol Bush Cindy Campbell Jeff Canterbury Joan Cantril Mike Carpenter Jeffrey Carter Rosemary Carter Lynette Case Sandy Casados Shirley Castaneda V191 all Q4 , WIN ,af- 149 Glenda Catanach Karyl Chace Theresa Chacon Cindy Charbonneau Cheryl Chavez David Chavez Jackee Chavez Ken Chavez Linda Chavez David Christensen Paul Christensen Diana Clark Ken Classen Rena Clem Marcia Clute Andy Coffern Ron Colaizzi Kevin Columbia Donald Conner Lila Conwell Class of ' 9 Beth Cook Margaret Coran Charles Cordova Gerard Cordova Outstanding Senior Jackee Chavez Rose Costello Barb Covert Becky Cox Ken Crays Jill Cristofano Louie Cruz Tim Dahl Debbie Danforth Rick Danforth Bridgette Davis -Af 1.5.9 v,,.ww! uni Shawna Davis Mario Derrico Debbie Dietz Joe Distefano Greg Doizaki Leroy Dominguez Tracy Donahue Kathy Dow Elizabeth Dozsak Lori Driesbach Ron Duncan Linda Dunmire John Dunn Anita Duran Mike Duran Susanna Duran Sean Eichensteadt Judy Elsen Tammie Engblom Robert Erskine Class of ' 9 Outstanding Senior Diana Clark Bernadette Falsetta Mary Estock Karen Fanning Diana Fase Susan Feierabend Linda Fernandez Jf' 06 Susie Filipiak ' Mark Fitzpatrick Margie Fitzsimmons - Beth Follette Jim Forington David Frazier Karen Freyta Tim Gallegos XT 0 if al.? f I fm V312 182 Q' f 1 Iffieg D earl Q 4 1 fi' ,Q Qs ,,,,,:,,.' . V55-,iQ I Silliiff -.N 4 ii - 1 , u. 1 4. 1 I 5 , .am 2 t f . .,v. , My . ,W Y W , . 4M 1, M ,, I 5 Q f 118- , f ' -vi' ,, , .1- ' fl W Class of ' 9 Outstanding Senior Sue Duran Janet Hanke Susan Hafliger Roger Guzman Judy Hankle Rick Hansen Greg Harcrow Mitch Harper Denise Hasler Karen Graige Deborah Graves Mary Greenwald Don Gritters Patricia Gutierrez Rosalind Gutierrez mififta M fe , FT - we W2 , 1. ' M' it linux:-B -v er f JUQQ 'MY' 3 x .VA X ss QK Tracy Hassman Barry Hawkins Randy Helling Raymond Henry Jill Herbert Roger Hernandez Debi Hiatt Shelly Higdon Christopher Hight Michael Hillman Kent Hilton Mike Hines Mike Hines Joette Hitt Debbie Hjelm Judy Hodges Sarah Holbrook Gina Holland Robert Holley Ginger Hooley if A W 13?'i4 , if ,W N ui, W Jw. Jayne Johnson Robin Johnson Anne Jones Shelley Jones Paula Jurgens David Karashinskl Stanley Kenny Teresa Kenny Jerry Kidwell Marcia Kiley Diane Kim Kerri Klippel Ron Knight Dean Knoll Kevin Knoll Debbie Koch William Kohut Sue Kornman James Kotch Debbie Kulas Class of ' 9 QF' Outstanding Senior Sarah Holbrook Janice LaMunyon Cheryl LaJoie Bruce Laplante Laura Larrabee Brian Lechman William Lechner Mary Lee Mike Lee Wilma Lehl Terry Leslie Jolene Lester Lori Lindbloom Karla Lindloff Jeff Logan Brad Loney Gina Long Tony Lou John Lujan Jenny McArthur Maureen Mack Mike MacKenzie Jeff Maddux James Maes Matt Maes Richard Maier Patrick Malone Jim Mannes Cindy Margheim Beth Marquez Pam Marquez Terri Martell Donna Martinez Ernie Martinez Janet Martinez Class of ' Outstanding Senior Roberta J aramillo Juan Martinez Melissa Martinez Michele Martinez Ronald Mathews Steve Mayden Karen McBride Mike McKibben Andy McPhie Dean McVicker Patricia Meeker Brenda Mellinger Jenni Mier Deborah Miller Laurie Miskol 190 Nancy Montenegro Cathy Montgomery Toni Moore David Morley Doug Morse Isabell Moseman Margaret Mulder James Mulhern Shelly Mull Greg Mullen Kevin Mulligan Steven Muniz Collen Narverud Eric Nelson Rick Newman Minh Nguyen Chip Nielsen Mary Nieman Brenda Novak Sally Olivares Class of ' Outstanding Senior Laura Larrabee Louis Pacheco Walter Pagel Joe Paradise Leslie Parks Farzin Parsa Janice Patton Geraldine Peake Pamela Pearson Sylvia Olivares James O'Neill Ralph Ornelas David Ossentjuk Heidi Oswald Anita Oxley Q M ,,-f 4 v .. 3 1- A 1' -1 11 h V, S bw, v ,fr- f 1 w Lf i , ,,,. 45? 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Jay Teilborg Karen Teter Ken Thompson John Thomas Linda Thornsberry Richard Tippit Matt Tomon Rena Tramutolo David Trautner Dolores Trujillo John Twining Christine Valdez Mishelle Valdez Hung Van Jeff Vaughn Terrie Velasquez Patricia Vialpando Mark Vigil Rosene Vigil Sabrina Wallenstrom Class of ' Rosalia Wallach Joe Walters Bryan Wanberg Debbie Warner Kathleen Watkins Tod Weiner Outstanding Senior Christopher Zahn Patricia Wenglasz Lynne White David Williams Belinda Williamson Tim Willoughby Debbie Wilson Joe Wilson Kathy Wilson I 4 i '13 Christopher Zahn gl- Patty Zalesky Pam Wilson Pam Wilton Karla Winberg Tim Wolke Loretta Woods Terry Worrell Shari Yablonski Sue Young x fsifi 'mnkx ' 1 ,N :1,fg25-if QU .. , b W Wi 4 :,L Ve 3 4 e Gesink Brent Howell 4' x ? if HOMEOOMI G 667877 hen You Wish Upon A Starv This year's Spirit Week had a few additional wrinkles. There was an ice cream social on Friday and a night pep rally on Thursday, which were both very successful. The week was composed of five Spirit Days including Toga Day, an idea taken from the popular movie ANIMAL HOUSE. On Saturday, October 28, at 10:00, the Lancers football team met the South High Rebels. Despite the disappointment of a 48-20 loss, the Lancer's spirit never died! The Homecoming game was highlighted by a halftime that was a tribute to Mickey Mouse's 50th birthday. It was done excellently by the band, Pep Club, cheerleaders, and a few selected actors and actresses. The Homecoming Dance was Saturday night from 8 to 11 p.m., in the Lincoln gym. One hundred and seventy-five couples danced to the music of Taliesyn in the navy-blue and silver decorated gym. Brent Howell and Joanne Gesink were crowned King and Queen. Dean McVicker and Jayne Johnson were first attendants, Jeff Carter and Lois Burnett were second attendants. 203 5, xx Carol Bush Chip Nielsen Brenda Novak and Chris Zahn Too Much Heaven Birthday Ball '79 On March 17, 1979 Lincoln's gym was filled with Too Much Heaven. Couples danced to the music of Close Enough in the pink, maroon and orchid surroundings. Birthday Ball, sponsored by Student Senate, is usually held in February in honor of Lincoln's birthday but this year's had to be in March. The dance promised to be a success. This year's Birthday Ball King and Queen were Chip Nielsen and Carol Bush. First attendants were Pat Smaldone and Betty Burns. Chris Zahn and Brenda Novak were second attendants and Bryan Wanberg and Dee Dee Gonzales were third attendants. Dee Dee Gonzales and Bryan Wanberg IGHT TRAI EXPRESS: Sophomore Stag Dance This was the first stag dance in three years that has been successfully sponsored by the sophomores. The sophomore Class Council and Mr. Warren planned the dance and sold two hundred fifty tickets. The profit of S8200 went to the sophomore fund. The live entertainment was 'tNight Train Express. Dale Aragon, a Lincoln sophomore, was the leader of the band. Mr. Warner reported that the dance was a big success and a g g g good money making project to help the Class of g'81', fill their class fund. M John Twining and Cheryl Chapman dancing to the beat. Bryan Wanberg hams it up. AW ms, ' l V M J t .tttat T K K s ' ,.,,- -:f- fsgue ws- Garon Austin and Cindy Novak groove it! 'ix X QQ' 'Tai ,g4 ..L W5 S. 9 55 N- NV 1 E.: :IN QQNSKHSWA in in S A , , Y , w 'L', . , ,, 'J 4 . ,, ' ' ,' W, r 54- . Q, Judy Elsen Roberto J aramillo Denise Roberts IG drpenler 42233 Tandy Beard Hurry Hawkins W, M1 A X N x . Q X 'Uiznw flnrk Gregg Girtin E x ff Ruse' f'nsteHn Brian I.enc'hrnan ,AW , ff Q M X , fig, ,W 45, 6 o o O .,'f?, Q N , 1 x NDAMPSN H+ DI saxgg o' 1 V u f? 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Rod McKuen Berns, Rick ACE OF CLUBS Andrews, Anita Beard, David Carter, Mark Chavez, Gene Cotter, Danna Cruz, Louie Fitzwater, Jeanne Garcia, John Higginson, Darlene Kenny, Stanley Leeper, Deborah Lopez, Patricia Martinez, Leonard Medina, Larry Nguyen, Nu Thi Orozco, Carol Prince, Ronald Roundtree, Annie Sailor, Jame Salazar, Sidney Salazar, Susan Sandoval, Barbara Sandoval, Max Suazo, Christina Vallejos, Larry ACE OF SPADES Cash, Sonja Collins, Lissie Cooper, Barbara Duncan, Sharon Hall, James Herbert, Jill House, Joel Maxwell, James Pfeifle, Delani Williams, Christy Williams, Larry Willis, Tammy ALL STATE BAND Kohut, Bill BARTENDERS Bunnell, Tammie Dow, Kathy Forington, Cindy Gowens, Kelly Stanley, Cindy Ziege, Lori BOWLING CLUB Allen, Randy Anderson, Lynette Donaho, Ed Graves, Ron Gregory, Todd Herrera, Lorenzo Jaramillo, Roberto Marrs, Jimmy Ortega, Mitchell Stabenow, Carole Taitt, Jeannie Wanberg, Bryan Wilson, Micky CHEERLEADERS Basher, Janice Braun, Brenda Burnett, Lois Costello, Rose Driesbach, Lori Engblom, Tammy Gamble, Regina Gesink, Joanne Herrick, Patti Hjelm, Debbie Johnson, Jayne Jones, Anne Larrabee, Laura Martinez,Melissa Montano, Andrea Morris, Jeri Rippen, Starla Taylor, Stephanie Williams, Trish Woolen, Chris 226 CITYWIDE BAND Befus, Jay Donahue, Tim Garcia, George Holland, Gina Holley, Robert Kohut, Bill Logan, Kevin Nakagawa, Kent Roberts, Steve Schermerhorn, Toni Trautner, Dave Twining, John Young, Sue CITYWIDE CONCERT CHOIR DeLio, Becky Graige, Karen Klippel, Kerri Madrid, Alex Moore, Dana CITYWIDE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Graige, Karen Gonzales, Alejandra Hawkins, Barry Hines, Michael Holbrook, Sarah Klippel, Kerri Leachman, Brian Leslie, Theresa MacArthur, Jennifer Mosman, Isabel Mier, Jenni Novak, Brenda Ornelas, Ralph Pagel, Walter Peeples, Bill Phanenstile, Dirk Philpot, Tracy Plampin, Theresa Schmidtke, Sheila Schermerhorn, Shelley Schraeder, Steven Stabenow, Carole Yablonski, Shari Zalesky, Patricia D.E.C.A. Balint, Yvette Broom, Kendall Burdette, Craig Coran, Margaret McDonald, Ken O'Neill, Nancy Roessler, Tamar Zickefoose, Paul Zook, Jana CITYWIDE TENTH GRADE CONCERT CHOIR Antonow, Kathy Bendorf, Laura Clark, Steven Cole, Julie Cordova, Ann Margaret Straight, Cheryl CONCERT BAND Acherman, Leisa Aguilar, Mike Berns, Rick Braun, Mary Bunting, Lee Butschle, Julie Carroll, Jerry Castro, Dave Chapman, Brad Childs, Vicki Clayton, Sheryl Crooks, Grant DeAragon, Dale Esquibel, Richard Gray, Julie Gray, Mark Henning, Karl Lowrance, Pete, Jr. Martin, Steve Martinez, Ed Moore, Terri Nakagawa, Kent Nicholaisen, Ken Nikkel, Timmy Perdew, Mark Peterson, Rick Ragnone, David Riggs, Allen Trautner, Dave Wilderson, Karl CONCERT CHOIR Brauckmuller, Shelley Burke, Michell Burns, Betty Canterbury, Jeffrey Christenson, David Cleese, Michael Clem, Sandra Clute, Marcia Fernandez, Linda Fitzsimmons, Margie Garcia, Patrick Daiker, Ron Gonzales, Brenda Hightower, Susan Jurgens, Paula Kaufman, Daniel Kenney, Teresa Magee, Cathy Reyes, Tandy Stanley, Cindy Trujillo, Dolores Trujillo, Ricky Warner, Debbie Wolfers, Ernie DELEGATE ASSEMBLY Anderson, Larry Barboe, Chuck Basher, Janice Beard, Randy Bee, Marie Bell, Liz Bohte, Kris Braun, Brenda Brunken, Bill Buckingham, Jeani Bushmire, Andy Carrasco, Toby Carter, Mike Casteneda, Shirley Catanach, Jake Chavez, Angela Cherry, Renee Cooper, Melanie Cordova, John Costello, Rose Duncan, Ron Eichman, Gwen English, Todd Filipiak, Debbie Filipiak, Susan Flores, Ted Forington, Cindy Fullmer, Mike Garcia, Barry Gerace, Kathy Gesink, Diana Gomez, Peri Gonzales, DeeDee Gordon, Bob Graige, Karen Guzman, Roger Halbert, Tracie Hale, Steve Hamilton, Greg Hartwell, Stan Helling, Randy Herbert, Jill Hernanez, Juan Hernandez, Russell Hightower, Susan House, Joel Howell, Brent Hurst, April Iche, Vickie Janz, Jenny Jones, Tracy Longoria, Mary Lou Lopez, Patricia Lucero, Joey Maez, MarVenus Marquez, Orlinda Martinez, Dan Martinez, Deidra Martinez, Melony May, Helen McKissack, Maureen McVicker, Dean Mellinger, Brenda Mikesell, Marilyn Montano, Terri Morris, Jeri Muck, Dorothy Mullen, Greg Nelson, Sandy Noone, Polly Novak, Cindy Perez, Chris Pfeifle, Delani Plucheck, Sherrie Pritchard, Linda Quintana, Melissa Ridgeway, James Rippen, Starla Rodriguez, Debbie Ruhland, Eileen Sanchez, Reggie Sauceda, Karen Smith, Art Stanley, Cindy Starry, Patricia Steadman, Sylvia Stempnitzky, Dan Strange, Ron Stuckey, DeDe Sullivan, Mary Beth Tomon, Matt Trujillo, Barbara Valdez, Mishelle Vigil, Ramona Wenglasz, Patti Wilcox, Debbie Williamson, Belinda Willin, Tamara Young, James F.B.L.A. Aguilar, Lucille Blacksten, Dorothy Bradford, Joanie Brunger, Lee Case, Lynette Cook, Beth Fierabend, Susan Graves, Deborah Hasler, Denise Healey, Kimberle Heinrichs, Diane Hubbard, Cathy Kulas, Deborah Laflin, Cheryl Lee, Mary Pearson, Pamela Ramirez, Angela Rankin, Cheryl Richards, Debra Romero, Debra Ruffin, Tammie Tams, Janet H.E.O. Amador, Kelly Bates, Pam Boston, Theresa Catanach, Glenda Clark, Diana Danforth, Debbie DeLosReyes, Linda Gomez, Peri Gomez, Sheri Guntle, Lisa Haflinger, Susan Hillman, Michael Hiyat, Debbie Lehl, Wilma Lucero, Cheryl Mares, Cindy Martinez, Donna Martinez, Deidra Martinez, Sharon McCoy, Bernadette Miskol, Sharon Muniz, Annette Nichols, Lori Pelham, Brian Pritchard, Linda Ruark, Janette Rever, Cindi Richards, Debbie Sanchez, Sylvia Schmidtke, Sheila Sena, Cindy Silva, Susan Smith, Marilyn Smith, Tina Stewart, Rhonda Trujillo, Anna Trujillo, Barbara Trujillo, Linda Trujillo, Lori Urban, Karen Vigil, Ramona Zalesky, Patti JAZZ ENSEMBLE Burris, Beth Broom, Ken Chapman, Brad DeAragon, Dale Fitzpatrick, Mark Garcia, George Garcia, Robin Henning, Karl Holley, Robert Jones, Suzanne Kohut, Bill Martinez, Jin McDonald, Ken Nelson, Susie Ossentjuk, Dave Phannensteil, Dirk Ramsay, Jeff Roberts, Steve Sauceda, Karen Twining, John Young, Sue JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Austin, Garen Brin, Carrie Calvert, Lori Cummings, Robin DeLio, Becky Eichman, Gwen Garcia, Pat Garza, Clemy Herrera, Lorenzo Janz, Jenny Lee, Kathy Leverett, Lisa McQueary, Kathy Moncrief, Leslie Novak, Cindy Penland, Scott Popper, Denise Sauceda, Karen Schermerhorn, Toni Smith, Shannon Thoma, Tami Valdez, Doreen JUNIOR JAZZ CHOIR Bourn, Mary Burks, Karrie Carter, Mary DeLio, Rebecca Delohory, Sheila Donnelly, MaryAnn Dugger, Susan Garcia, Lorraine Gomez, Yvette Goss, Rhonda Hale, Elva Healey, Kimberle leiber, Nancy arquand, Barbara artinez, Barbara ondragon, Leona oore, Dana orris, Jerri elson, Sandra ovak, Cindy ichards, Debra ichmond, Carla aylor, Felicia rujillo, Traci rban, Karen ood, Sherry ATIN AMERICAN TUDENT CLUB rchuleta, Claudette ermudez, Yvonne omez, Pauline omez, Yvette aramillo, Roberto artinez, DeeDee edina, Beatrice edina, Cecilia edina, Irma ontano, Andrea ontoya, Leona ontoya, Veronica oybal, Paula rujillo, Traci L CLUB umiller, Truman rown, Brad apra, Phil 'arter, Jeff olumbia, Kevin irtin, Gregg lassen, Ken offern, Andy elbrough, Steve uncan, Dan drick, George orman, Brad asner, Wesley uzman, Roger eonard, Tim arper, Mitch owell, Brent owalski, George echman, Brian ayden, Steve cVicker, Dean ullen, Greg oberts, Marc ogers, Gary ude, Kevin LIMELIGHTERS bshire, Sara arboe, Charles ell, Liz reggin, Carolyn rinkman, Laura urns, Betty hristensen, Dave lark, Steven leese, Michael ook, Jeff ordova, Ann Margaret orrigan, Shannon eLio, Becky elling, Tom elohery, Sheila Donnelly, Maryann English, Todd Fase, Diana Fiest, Lori Fillipi, Jon Fletcher, Sherry Garcia, Patrick Harper, Mitch Harper, Tim Hurley, Robin Jones, Dennis Kornman, Susan LaPlante, Bruce Lawrence, Dineen Lechman, Brian Leslie, Terry Logan, Jeff Long, Gina Mack, Maureen Martinez, Diane McReynolds, Scott McVicker, Jeff Mier, Jenni Miller, Debbie Moncrief, Leslie Montoya, Loretta Noone, Polly Novak, Brenda O'Neill, Peggy Ornelas, Ralph Peeples, Bill Rampa, Michael Rice, James Rodriguez, Jim Doe, Linia Rudoff, Andy White, Lynne Williamson, Belinda Yu n, Hyewon LINCOLN LOG Anderson, Larry Austin, Garen Conner, Jim Coffern, Andy Crooks, Grant Dickerson, Randy Dow, Kathy Dunlap, Janet Garcia, Patrick Hawkins, Barry Herbert, Jill Hines, Wilbur Klippel, Kerri Leslie, Terri Mier, Jenni Mulligan, Kevin Ornelas, Ralph Penland, Loren Penland, Scott Richmond, Eileen Ziege, Lori MAT MICE Buckingham, Jeani Bunnell, Tammie Chace, Karyl Gesink, Diana Gowans, Kelly Johnson, Lisa MacArthur, Jenny Miera, Barbara Stanley, Cindy Valdez, Doreen MERMAIDS Carter, Mary Hodges, Barbara Kienta, Julie Longoria, Mary Martinez, Christy McGraw, Janet McKibben, Kathy Peters, Debi Stoneman, Jan MOUNTAIN CLUB Baumgartner, Angela Campbell, Dennis Case, James Clark, Diana Clark, Troy Cranny, Mary Cross, Randy Cross, Rodney Davis, Jerry DeCesare, Ben Drumm, Linda Edrich, Kathy Edrich, David Elsen, Judy Ertle, Howard Eye, Bryan Fitzpatrick, Mark Gonzales, Brenda Hawley, Lisa Hawley, Lynne Hines, Michael Hoehne, Ralf Hoehne, Klaus Imrie, Albert Janz, Jennifer Jaramillo, Robert Jugert, Nancy Krieger, Jolene Leverett, Lisa Lundstrom, Michael Marquez, Orlinda Martin, Steve McClain, Katrine Montgomery, Cathy Nielsen, Chip Nielsen, Chris Perry, Lisa Philpot, Rodney Philpot, Tracy Pulasky, Germ Reyes, Tandy Schofield, Mike Solis, Andrew Solis, Anthony Spitzlberger, Tom Stuckey, Danette White, Lynne Williams, Marilynn Williamson, Belinda NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seniors Aschenbrenner, Karen Beard, Tandy Billinger, Shelly Blaser, Susan Burnett, Lois Bush, Carol Carpenter, Mike Charbonneau, Cindy Case, Lynette Chavez, Jackee Clark, Diana Davis, Shawna Dow, Kathleen Dunmire, Linda Elsen, Judy Estock, Mary Fase, Diana Gasner, Wesley Girtin, Gregg Hanke, Janet Hillman, Michael Holland, Gina Hooley, Ginger Hurley, Robin Jaramillo, Roberto Jones, Dennis Klippel, Kerri Kohut, William Kornman, Susan Kulas, Deborah LaMunyon, Janice Larrabee, Laura Mack, Maureen Montgomery, Cathy Morrison, John Nguyon, Minh Nielsen, Chris Novak, Brenda Ossentjuk, David Philpot, Tracy Richmond, Eileen Roberts, Denise Rocchio, John Roessler, Tamar Sam, Taun Quang Sanders, Stephen Schofield, Michael Sword, John Thomas, John Vu, Hoa Wolke, Timothy Worrell, Terry Yablonski, Shari Young, Susan Yun, Mi NHS Juniors Aschenbrenner, Mike Brunger, Lee Cook, Jeannette Cummings, Robin Edrich, David Garza, Clementina Graige, Janet Hoffman, Tony Hurst, April Innes, Felicia McDaniel, Kirk Marquand, Barbara Schermerhorn, Toni Sedbrook, Steven Plampin, Cynthia Popish, Anthony Ryan, Joseph Winters, Shelley Ziege, Lori OCTAGON CLUB Ashworth, Greg Berghorn, Eric Billinger, Mike Capran, Phil Carter, Jeff Carter, Mike Coffern, Andy Columbia, Kevin Cowgill, Chip Dowling, Jerry Echer, Ty Ellis, Terry Gasner, Wesley Girtin, Gregg Hamilton, Greg Harper, Mitch Homan, David Jones, Dennis Jenkins, David Lechman, Brian Lee, Mike Lesser, Chris McVicker, Dean Montoya, Joe Mullen, Greg Penland, Loren Rieger, Tom Robertson, Ken Rogers, Gary Rude, Kevin Sanders, Steve Sedbrook, Steve Shipley, Mike Smaldone, Pat Spencer, Kent Spitzlberger, Tom Tygrett, Dean Wallace, Scott Walters, Jim Zahn, Chris ORCHESTRA Boedecker, Frank Greunke, Dale Hahn, Elaine Martinez, Christy Martinez, Jim McDonald, Ken McReynolds, Scott Owens, Kelly Reeves, Dana Roessler, Tamar Stover, Patti Strauch, Robert Williams, Marilyn Zook, Jana PEP CLUB A'Costa, Mary Acker, Karen Albrecht, Lorie Barnett, Bonnie Baumgartner, Angela Bermudez, Barbara Blan, Denise Broom, Sharla Buckingham, Jeani Bunnel, Tammy Burke, Kathy Casto, Denise Chapman, Cheryl Cherry, Renne Childs, Vicky Clem, Sandra Cole, Tina Cordova, Bridgette Coronado, Bernadette Corrigan, Shannon Dowse, Paula Drumm, Linda Duncan, Tami Dunlap, Janet Dunmire, Karen Duran, Dona Edrich, Kathy Eickstadt, Tami Fields, Mary Fresquez, Sherry Garcia, Jo Ann Gardelli, Susan Gerace, Kathy Gesink, Diana Glandon, Paula Gorin, Shirley Grundemann, Leanne Gugel, Laurie Harris, Gina Head, Karen Herrick, Jayne Hodges, Rhonda Ibold, Aileen Johnson, Lisa Jones, Susanne Jones, Tracy Jugert, Nancy Kalbin, Kathy Kientz, Julie Klodt, Vickie Kurtz, Jennie LaPoint, Arlene Longoria, Mary Lopez, Patricia Machesky, Jeri Machesky, Jill Martin, Michelle Mason, Cheryl Mauter, Cheryl May, Helen Mayden, Cindy McClain, Katrina McDaniel, Cindy Miera, Barbara Miller, Kim Mondragon, Lola Montano, Terry Montoya, Leona Montoya, Loretta Morton, Linda Muck, Dorothy Novak, Cindy Ortega, Veronica Owens, Kelly Peterson, Lori Porter, Susan Ramsey, Kim Reeves, Dana Robles, Joann Rogers, Debbie Romero, Debbie Roybal, Kathy Sanchez, Cathy Sandsted, Lori Sauceda, Karen Sauve,Terry Smith, Laurie Smith, Leann Smith, Valena Sprague, Julie Stanley, Beth Stanley, Cindy Stewart, Sheila Strange, Rose Styes, Kathy Taylor, Felicia Terrones, Teresa Thoma, Tami Touchstone, Wendy Valdez, Doreen Wren, Denise Wyza, Marty Yun, Hye won Ziege, Lori PRESIDENT STAFF Abshire, Sara ,. wv 27 4. 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