Lincoln High School - Leopard Yearbook (Lincoln, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

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T. + 1. 5 as 9 P1437 ,':'-I '5 5' 1, , .t 'if' ' ' J1,A?1:i'-2139, '-f'-f1:s:'-Uk XL' , ' uTime flies over us, but leaves its shadows behind A Hawthorne 570 LEOPARD LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL, LINCOLN, KANSAS produced bythe JOURNALISM CLASS Bob Nelson and Steve Liggett Co-Editors if ,Stl , 4 S S if 5 1 gy We, the Senior Class of Lincoln High School dedicate this 1970 LEOPARD in loving memory of Kathy Rosebrook SHE HAS GONE HOME Few the starry summers Over her path had shone, 'Ere the angels called her To the far unknown. Smiles and cheerful brightness Wreathed her fair young face 'Till its placid whiteness Toldof death's embrace. Dear Kathy, we do miss thee, None but those bereft can tell How our hearts bow down in sadness For we have loved thee well. The tears we shed today Are tributes of our love 'And as we live, we'll pray To meet thee in heaven above. 1970 Administration QSM JAMES METTNER- - Superintendent i i 1 as 3 LEAHMAE LEWICK- - Secretary ' W1 gg. . .lzrrmtagt on , ' I : , K fr it .I 3565 ::' . , mga 52 ,F inf is I if-,QI E at 2 Q I H agili- Xv Q if 5 4, W Q22 L 5 W 2 :'1 ff f --'l75f55Qfd S1S ififfgf' ..., Jw ?gqa2 M1 ,ma f H21 R I gg 3' ,I 'J Q is I iw +, q Milf , ,. ,rf DEAN COLLINS Curriculum Coordinator School Board X ii it ,yr , 3, M N a sg . , S, H23 rag f if-1 I L5 . 1 JIM CLUNN- -Principal PAU LINE WOLF- -Secretary Sheldon VanAmburg, Richard Walters, Wilber Wallace, Clyde Kobbeman, Frank Cole, Dave Campbell Richard Wahl . sPoNsoREo BY J. H. BURT ABSTRACT CO., INC. Toda Is Teachers ., fk,L W DAVID BOGART JEAN CONVERSE CLOVIS CUSI-IMAN B. S. B. S. B. S. Shop- Chemistry Phys. Ed. -Art Librarian ' .1,..-: LS--'i' Al l I . , x .7 v l Q, . . F, h X b , I .Q I I , Nu MARY JANE DAY MARY ANN DRUMMET RAY EVERHART B. S . B. S. B. S. Home Economics English-journalism Phys. Ed.-Psychology fvnqmms. 1 1 KAYLEEN FLANDERS MARION FLORENCE WAYNE GERDES BARBARA GOURLEY B.S. A B.S. B.S. B-5- English-Speech Math- Football Industrial Arts WOrld History Dramatics SPONSORED BY FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Influence T0morrow's Leaders . . A A ,-x we v - ,Vw N f , W 4 Q ' ' MARY ANN GOURLEY JOSEPH ORTIZ SYLVIA ORTIZ B. S. B. S. A. B. English Commerce English- Drama ROBERT RATI-IBUN PAUL ROBERTS RICHARD SCHMIDT B.S. B.S.-M.S. B.S. Math Biology German- General Science GEORGE STEPHENS LARRY STILLWELL DEAN THOMPSON DENNIS TOEWS B.S.-M.S. B.S.-M.E. B.S.-M.S. B.M. Social Science-Basketball Counselor Commerce- Track Band- Vocal Music SPONSORED BY FARMERS NATIONAL BANK I Bus Drivers and Cooks Two groups play an important, if sometimes overlooked, part in the day-to-day routine of Lincoln High School. The bus drivers make sure students in the country and from Barnard and Beverly make it to school on time. Their job is not always the easiest--bad weather, poor roads, and unruly passengers tend to make things difficult for them. lt is amazing that they remain as cheerful as they do, considering the obstacles they are up against. The cooks put in long hours preparing dinner every day. Their biggest handicap is preparing several different meals from a single government subsidy and doing it in a delicious manner. As with everyone else, they some- times succeed, and sometimes fail, but generally their successes far outnumber their failures. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Bogart, Lottie Pruitt, Carl DeNio, Joyce Rathbun, Art Hutchinson, Phil Houston, Doris Larsen, Lawrence Brown, Carolyn Sheldon, Howard Chard. LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Hunt, Renata Davis, Agnes Zuroeveste, Selma Webb. SPONSORED BY LINCOLN AUTO SUPPLY 1,. '1 M' f91f ff adwgfff- 1 7,1 1. l:iLN:I.,':--,E iq gg :LL '. XX hsljwxx 110131, 11,411 wig, IM? 4 ur ,pa , M 'x f XNWV F Q, W 57' Aff KM ,X W X ' A xifhlw I fx 'WwWfH'1f4f Lf, f - . 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SECRETARY- RANDY CHARD A tower of strength. 25 VICB- PRESIDENT DALEN RATI-IBUN than fame, give me truth. Flower: White orchid Rather than love, than money, PRESIDENT- DONALD LEWICK N'o limits but the sky. Colors: Blue s Silver TREASURER- STEVE LEWICK And seem a saint when most I play the devil. Too black for heaven, and yet too She is a little picture painted well. white for hell. ' DAN AI-IRING BECKY BOGART ' SHIRLEY BRUCE Her voice was ever soft, gentle, x and low, an excellent thing in a woman. LEROY BOSCH School. . . No matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney. EDWARD BURNS You can cover a great deal of country in books. PAT BUTTENHOFF LARRY CLEAVER JFANNE CRAWFORD 'Good'lre11lth':1nd good sense are' ' 'A'n1an'fte1- his own heart. 7 '1' ShegInuSt be Seen two of life's greatest blessings. appre ci ated. SANDY CROMWELL MARSI-IA DAI-IL GLEN DAVIS The ripest peach is highest on the A merry heart doeth good like a Life is a symphony. tree. medicine. DUANE FERGUSON JOHN GERDES I won'1: be reconstructed. I only know I'm mighty glad I'm living. FRANK HABBART ADRIAN HANNEMAN JIM HARLOW Sober, steadfast, and demure. Rich in saving common sense. Manners maketh the man GAYE HAZELTON MICHAEL HEALY PATRICIA HEINZE The sweetest garland to the No sooner said than done--so acts She is pretty to walk with, and sweetest maid. your man of worth. witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. i Q STEVE JENSEN DAVID JORGENSEN The rule of my life is to make He's a sure card. business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. 4 ,,,, l TERRY KING A- NANCY LAGERGREN-fi -- STEVE LIGGETT -,--- - H- Y Courage never to submit or yield. It is quality rather than quantity He should, he could, he would, that matters. he did the best. JOYCE LUCK And from her lips drop gentle words. IVAN MCKINNEY I am that I am. BOB NELSON Good to be merry and wise. WH-L M-ADDEN GARY MCDONALD A mind equal to any undertaking 1'11 find a way or make it. he puts it alongside of. W 4 wif' .- 4 ' VA g gfbboj ,, - KAREN MEIER One pearl of great worth. GORDON OBERMUELLER .LINDA PISTORA A man of Wit and humO1'. A wise and understanding heart. , 1 1 , HOWARD REES BILL REINERT JOE REINERT His time is forever, everywhere Lord of himself. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may his place. - Q QA, V .-...-- ... D- .--.,.,, , PATRICIA RYAN SHARON SCHNEIDER Beauty and wisdom are rarely One man in a thousand I have conjoined. found. ANGELA SCHROEDERW--.VW f-.. N - ROYCE SHAFFSIPALL -.-. ..-f - - WALLY SHELDONA A good heart's worth gold. He that plants thorns must never He is most princely. expect to gather roses. NANCY SIMMONS Dropped from an angel's wing. PEGGY TEACH Soul can split the sky in two. MARSHA TIEMANN . Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. CRAIG SRNA JAMES STEWART I dare do all. Much might be said on both sides XM XX i X NILS TVEIT RODNEY VON FANGE Whose words all ears took captive. Everything comes if a man will only wait. i KENNY WALLACE ALTA WENGER MARY WILBECK Life is a jest. Nothing is impossible to a willing For everything you have missed, heart. you have gained something else. - fi .fe f -A 'Q ,l. g',L. l L X W w.?.1N-N' ibx-fF995il?:.:.. ,Q kC.ef'ff-N-'H' 'ig , 'SY'?fx if X, RANDAL WIRTH Something attempted, something done. 1 V- ,RODNEY WIRTH ROGER WITTE 1- -Y-------1-YLEAVNNE WOLTING --.47 Be always sure you're right, then Self-reverence, self-knowledge, Love all, trust a few. go ahead. self- control. fn Lincoln Uniliod Soliool Dmnioi Commencement Activities of the Lincoln High School Clan at 1910 X . Class Flower. White Orchid '-9 Clas Colors: , Silver 8: Blue clsss Motto' We hear each our own dssiinyfl .i-af 3 2 i Commencement Grade School Audllorlum Thursday, May 21, 1970 - B100 P.M. Piooossisnnl s 'll-.imp nnd cn-onmslsnss' Elgar vsndono Howoll, Pismsf lnvoonnon Father schools Introduction of Class: sposlfors Jim Clunn, Principal rzliiss Envoy spi-nlo-r Wm Madden Youths Dilemma This ls thc' Daly lhv Lord Hath Madv Y Richard Proulx Girls Glrw Club Class Pmsidonus Aildioss Don Lswick rho Emi nf ilio Ri-ginningl' lniiodnolion ul Spunky-r .lnmos Metlncr, siipl Addmss s 'lrliis is Your info Murlc Hsydp, Exoonliiio liinsiior - suns Advisory council for Vocational rfliioniinn Announcement of Val and Sal Jim Clunn. Principal Presentation of Class Jim Clunn. Principal Pnssoneslion of Diplomas James Mettner, sup: The HHUS uf IW Russell si Knight Girls Gloo Club Bensdionon Father sensors Rscossionsl s Pnmp and ciroiimslnnw' Elgar Vaudcne Howell. Pianist Don Lewick Dalen Rathbun Randy Chard Steve Lewick msn mining aooky Bogart Lonsy Boson smiley Bruce rdwnrd Bin-ns Psi Buttcnhofl nanny cnsrd L.si-ry clonvor Jssi-ins Crawford Sandy Cromwell Mi-irslis Dsnl Glen Allen Davis Dunne Ferguson .vonn condos ri-nnx A. l-isnlisn Adi-isn lrsnnomnn .nm Harlow Goya Hnsnllon mionsol M, l-lonly Psi Heinze Steven Jonson Dave Jorgensen 'rsrry Kin: Nancy Iagugren Don Lswlok smsvs Lew-lox Steven I-liken Joyce Look will Madden 16 an sci so The End s. CLASS OFFICERS: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS HOLL Gary lvlononsld mn Moxlnncy Karen Mi-lor Bob Nelson cnnsnn oboi-miiellsr Linda Pistora union J, immiun l-lownid Rees alll Reiner! :oo Rclnort im Hyun Sharon solinsldsf Angels sonrooder Royce srisrfsisu wslly shi-ldon Nancy simmons ci-sig si-nn James ls slowm pslzzy 'rssnn Marsha 'riomsnn Nils 'rvoli Rodney von rings Kenny Wallace Alu Wenger Mary wiloook nsndnu Winn Rodney Wirth Roger D, wins Mary leanne wolun 1 if ii k 'ln i Baccalaureate Grade School Auditorium Sunday. May 17. 1970 v 8:00 P.M. Processmnal - March nt' the Priests Mendelssohn Vaudrnu l'-lrlwoll. Pianist Introit - God Be in My I-ll-ml Mlxi-zl Chu Invocation Anthem - 'iwiili s void- of Singing Vllolfcrd Davies l-us Father Scheetz Martin Shaw Mixed Chorus Scripture , Prayer . Father Scheetz Father Scheetz Sermon - Confrontation and this Christian Student - - Father Scheelz Bsnsdiolion rnmhor schools Bonsdiozion Response - --Tslqo rlion My Hand, 0 Father Mixed Chorus Y Silcher Recessional - 'llvlsmli of ins Priests Mondolssolin Vaudinc Howcrll, Pianist Marching Ushers: Rose Jensen Kathy Donley Door Ushers: Lyla Schroeder Nancy Nelson Richard Walters Stan Anderson Galen Liggoli Wally Loy Ben Cromwell Ron anlisnlioff g. 55. , , Ks 1- V i A xi. W, , - 'Y Q Q Q v ' 5 L L'-'P' ' 'f ' 1 A , .4 Q' g wi- F if ' g- 5 'f :'2 QI 0,- V. if Q 2 is 'a is 1 W'-'-'--' Q H 3 ll f 5 ie? 'ff 5 I 2? W' Juniors Prepare for Last Lap 2-33 P fag.. ,Q KI N, M 3 CLASS SPONSORS: David Bogart CLASS OFFICERS--Galen Liggett, Treasg Tim Mary jane Day King, Vice Pres, Stanley Anderson, Secretary, Xfayne Wallace Loy, President. gn Qin' f 'sss ? I ,.. g, , ' ' W x g y , V f fm-if A Q K i.f,.sgwf vs 3, . , Sm S L. 'Q I ir, 15 f' -1.1 s I , I 'V 4' ,.., A . a ll P X r .- '01, 2 . , i 7 SPONSORED BY LA RSON CONTRACT! NG K3 ff1i?Nt5 fr t , , rv. -.Q nf Ancell, DeAnn i i if WI .-... 1 Gerdes Anderson, Stanley Aufdemberge, Vernon Boite, Judy Buttenhoff, Ronald Callahan Ramona 7 Campbell, Jacque Chard, Tim Choitz, june Cromwell, Benny Day, Bill Donley, Kathy Fl ahe rty, Harold Flaherty, Herbert Gab elm ann, Linda Gibson, Connie f' ,1 Q .-w.x4.E2 Kubick, jim Lagergren, Ralph Lewick, Peggy Liggett, Galen Lohmann, Larry Lonberger, Roxanne Loy, Wallace Marinhagen, juretta Marinhagen, Louren Markley, Lillian McReynolds, Steve Meier, Steven 21 V 'N-if-Ii. , l, , ' Lf, . I 1 i. 3 1-on ' 4 .f F i aff 9 'K ,. 'f'M L: 5 A , I.. .vf TL, K Ln ' A Ea 2 X W l il , i , i i lr: Q L sq 1 1 3 , 5 ,W ' 5 :S 7 J Qs. 5 ' V e ,AL Gourley, Nancy Gruber, Shirley Hansen, Kathy Haskins, Roy jensen, Rose jones, Cheryl King, Tim Kroenlein, Marsha 154 If 'N X in 3, in 'ii rig? . i S MA ,, U ,ma 4 - ' - ll l iii? gig +5 5 3 ,xi 23 Ajjgi. ll 'K . Ti W' 'za 1-f-M K 5, , ..,. I SPONSORED BY SNYDERS DRUG STORE Meyer, Janice Montgomery, Mi Morton, Cynthia Morris, Dan Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Randle Quade, Marilyn Rathbun, Connie k i li-'j 5 MSX, wwf 325339853 , ii i , sf 1 6 as 'X I W' , 3 ,- - 'Z iw aw I, . 2 li ,ami 1' 4 S jg iw in, x L,V. K. 1 1 .- - r ,r f It 1,5-jzisgft . E in sf 33' SPONSORED BY KEIIVI GARAGE, BEVERLY .,,. Q ,,,, 7 IBWIW 32 I 6 And, :sw , Ja- M111 ZFX E Q 3 1 Jin W ,J Sl? 1 S S Rhudy, Brent Reno, Mike Rosebrook, Dale Schroeder, Lyla Schulz, Dan Smith, Steve Sperry, Ronnie Tolson, Frank Vestal, Pam Von Fange, Tam Walters, Richard Wiebke, Beverly mY Shift Into Second Gear CLASS SPONSORS CLASS OFFICERS--David Rathbun, Presg Greg Sch neider, Sec-treasg Randy Koster, Vice Pres. 54 joe Ortiz Robert Rathbun E t 0 , S A , A in V L, A S ' 5 S L x A Abell, David A Abell, Robert if bgzgl f 1' M Anderson, Kathy . -N-:' I A WKEQYES N JSA Y -' 1 fg.-95 f I. o oos 1- W . Q 'F 'X All -' h Q . ,A t ,ll 5' hu 5-r of . , ' 1 ' A A , 4 ' -. - X '1' K ,y X H : mf ,,,. fggw .,.,., A 4' V MM' W ' . ' 1 if h K 'S '- fflfff-' ' f f SPONSORED BY LINCOLN GROCERY Aufdemberge, Gloria Bennett, Royce Bogart, Scott Bolte, Kenneth Broberg, Rodney Buttenhoff, Cindy Choitz, Roy Dahl, Sara Davis, Don Davis, Ron Davis, Scott Day, Mike if Q Wa X s C5 King, Kenny A Kobbeman, Shawn Koster, Randy 5 , V Lonberger, Joni Mabry, Mary Manning, Lana Manning, Linda Meier, Dale Meier, Sherry Morgan, Linda Myers, Mari Norvell, jim .1 A N - ,W Detmer, William Donley, Jodi Kent Dressler, Eckhart, john W ur ff 9 ., ,, ,.QW4 . ,rv '-JJ' 91. ea 1 Bi Q K , T50 BVS, lf' , Qu, ,. H f L. X y '55 41, , .. A 'Y 3, i , M , M, X Gerdes, Paul Griffin, Debra Hartzell, Debra Heinze, Pamela um 35,1 Hendrickson, Mik Hickman, Dawn Howell, Vaudene Jensen, jerry K. ' ,pry ,ff 1-. Qf 7 SPONSORED BY SANITARY DAIRY 6 X4f'f N is Nunn, Kevin Obermueller, Nancy fc Pistora Marol n 'N 'Xu- a Y Pruitt, Debra K K 4 ' K J' Ex Pruitt, Saundra Rathbun, David Rayl, Donna Reinert, Bob 1 f fri x fl 5' - U ' iw , K ,K A , V. A NJ L Reinert, Kenton H 'V 1, A if W ,Q .N Reno, Douglas A f ,x ' ' if rf Richardson, Rosemary ' gn .A G Schneider, Greg .. 1 --r W Q I . u ,W I K any , In 1 7 , V -- a rf, J H. - , - 5 ,,.- , l l 3 W il G 1 W f Yi ' i t 1, V X ' Schroeder, Jeannine Schulz, Marilyn Smith, Gayle Thompson, Mary Troeger, Marla Von Fange, Reva QW ,. Wallace, Valerie Webb, Bruce X' ,M - '.. . ,NY Q 3 M l l t A ii, l if Wirth, Jocelyn W S A 2 --. S L 'S l wolf, Debbi '3 1, l Zachgo, Gerald . ' zief, Mark if K if I SPONSORED BY FARIVIWAY CO-OP STATION Freshman's First-Year Challenge CLASS OFFICERS: Nancy Larsen, Secretaryg Monte Abell, Presidentg Roger Suelter, Vice-Presidentg Rod- ney Rathbun, Treas.5 f l ,MQ V? 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Tg,,.'3 N f7:fQ2f1,4:gWd1fQQa-kgywxs fm jv,y',.w1-.w9?'f,f55' ,siflfglqll15,4,Wqmf0l1w16l:,Q,6SZ' if L.1apfJ'02w 1 '1QIyQlH..lll,ii'-25? Xx- ,9 As-warg, it .Q uc: , f? -- Mi g- , 1 'ffm' ' ' ' it MUSIC and Pat Ryan. Pride of the That Their Beauty Three LHS music students were chosen by the Kansas Music Edu- cators Association to attend the KMEA State Band Clinic held at Wichita. The three students were: Nancy Lagergren, Steve Liggett, FRONT ROW: Nancy Lagergren, Pat Ryan, Lillian Markley, Marilyn Schultz, Peggy Gourley, Laura Donley, Nancy Obermueller, Mary Wilbeck SECOND ROW: Cyndy Morton, Linda Lewis, Gloria Aufclemberge, Pat Heinze, Marsha Dahl, Marsha Kroenlein, Jocelyn Wirth, Glen Davis, Meri Lynn Panzer, Nancy Larsen, Nancy Nelson. THIRD ROW: Bob Nelson, Don Lewicl-Q, DeAnn Ancell, Ralph Lagergren, David Jorgensen, jim Heinze, Kevin Nunn, Jodi Donley, SPONSORED BY GOLDENROD ELEVATOR Saline Valley May Be Heard! The LHS band marched at foot ball games, won a superior rating at Hays marching contest, and per- formed at numerours other activities. was 'f Ed Burns, Linda Gablemann, Will Madden, Vaudene Howell, Dan Schultz, Phil Wahl, Howard Rees, Randy Wirth, Mike Healy. FOURTH ROW: Dan Byarlay, Steve Meier, Kathy Donley, Paul Gerdes, Cindy Buttenhoff, Pam Heinze Mr. Toews, Roxanne Lonberger, Don Davis, Ron Davis, Roger Witte, Rodney Wirth, Steve Liggett. SPONSORED BY GOLDEN ROD ELEVATOR LHS Band Council FRONT ROW: Bob Nelson, Pat Ryan, Vaudene Howell, Nancy Lagergren, Mary Wilbeck, Howard Rees. BACK ROW: Ralph Lagergren, jim Heinze, Don Lewick, Glen Davis, Roger Witte, Paul Gerdes. '5fz ..'-'23 ii NKL BAND CLINIC Twenty-two LHS band members participated in the annual Northern Kansas League Clinic held February 5 at Minneapolis. Students going and capturing first chair posi- tions were: Mike Healy lst Trombone Pam Heinze lst Bass Clarinet Marsha Kroenlein lst Bassoon Steve Liggett lst Baritone Lillian Markley X 2nd Clarinet Marilyn Schultz 3rd Clarinet LL FIRST BANDSMAN AWARD Steve Liggett received the First Bandsman trophy after attending the Hays marching contest. A member of LHS band four years, Steve served as first Baritone his Sophomore through W Senior years. SPONSORED BY ANDERSONS INC. The Leading Trio Stage Band SPONSORED BY ANDERSONS INC. Spirit Boosters FIRST ROVV: Linda Lewis, Cyndy Morton, Marilyn Schulz, Lillian Markley, Nancy Lagergren, Pat Ryan. SEC- OND ROW: Pat Heinze, Pam Heinze, Marsha Dahl, Glen Davis, Nancy Larsen, Nancy Nelson, Laura Donley, jocelyn Wirth, Mary Wilbeck. THIRD RO'W: Bob Nelson, DeAnn Ancell, David Jorgensen, jim Heinze, Jodi Donley, Ed Burns, Vaudene Howell, Dan Schulz, Howard Rees, Randy Wirth, lvlike Healy, Steve Liggett, Rodney Wirth. FOURTH ROVV: Steve Meier, Kathy Donley, Roxanne Lonberger, Marsha Kroenlein, Linda Ga- belniaun, Mr. Toews, Don Davis, Ron Davis, Roger Witte. Pep Band Does Its Thing The LHS Pep band has been appearing at every home basketball game. Pep band has led the enter- tainment for the crowd during half time and between game performances. The Pep band played at Regional basketball tourney. Pep band also followed the squad to the State basketball tourney. OUR DIRECTOR SPONSORED BY BARN!-XRD GRAIN CO. F un Da Every Da Limb? What limb! The Mad Maestro. T You .................... 'X Here'S the gan Ahh! The good life. namic Duo + One. What's he thinking about? The THINKER phase H. what HOW? SPONSORED BY A. L. DUCKWALIQS STORE Oh, nog it br Soloists Receiving Ils At Contest l U. - , Y 'Iss W 'f I 1 gd lxugrfg 41212351 I Mary Wilbeck afgwzsil ig 5:35, r Jocelyn Wirth 1 A jjj? I I e i 'fp 49 i Pat Ryan Glen Davis Lillian Markley Steve Meier SPONSORED BY KERTH'S GANIBLE STORE Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW, L TO R: Peggy Teach, Vaudene Howell, Gayle Smith, Gaye Hazelton, Dawn Hickman, Linda Pistora, Mary Wilbeck, Pam Heinze, Roxanne Lonberger, Marsha Tieniann, Nancy Simmons, Mr. Toews. SECOND ROW: Jan Burbridge, Nancy Nelson, Reva VonFange, Sandy Pruitt, Marilyn Quade, Janice Meyer, Jacque Campbell, Nancy Gourley, Leanne Wolting, Pat Heinze, Marsha Dahl, Sandy Cromwell, Sharon Sch- neider. BACK ROW: Craig Srna, Bill Detmer, Mike Reno, Mike Healy, Glen Davis, Roger Witte, Steve Lig- gett, Bob Nelson, Dave Jorgensen, Rodney Wirth, Larry Lohmann, Randy Wirth, Not Pictured: Debbie Larsen For the first time in several years, Mixed Chorus was scheduled as a regular subject, and those who participated received a full credit. The third hour class sang at Homecoming festivities and at a Mental Health meeting. In November, the NKL Vocal Clinic was held at Mankato with Mr. James Ralston, University of Kansas, as the guest clinician. Mr. Toews conducted a Winter-Christmas concert and prepared the two numbers for contest at Hays: Jubilate Deo and White Evening. Singing a Spring concert and performing at Baccalaureate concluded a busy year. SPONSORED BY TREASTER IIVIPLEIVI ENT CO. Girls Glee FRONT ROW, L TO R: Mr. Toews, Debra Heins, Nancy Lagergren, Marilyn Schulz, Cathy Walters, Laura Don- ley, Leila Hansen, Jocelyn Wirth, Carol Meili, Rose Jensen. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Crawford, Linda Gabel- mann, Gayle Smith, Reva VonFange, Joni Lonberger, Vaudene Howell, Pam Heinze, Rhoda Valentine, Roxanne Lonberger, Eva O'Bannon, Debra Pruitt. THIRD ROW: Lillian Markley, Mary Thompson, Sandy Pruitt, Dawn Hickman, Nancy Nelson, Jodi Donley, Leanne Wolting, Sara Dahl, Nancy Larsen, Meri Lynn Panzer, Marsha Tiemann. BACK ROW: Marla Troeger, Beverly Blair, Patti Ryan, Gloria Aufdemberge, Peggy Teach, Nancy Gourley, Shirley Gruber, Marsha Dahl, Pat Heinze, Peggy Gourley. Two fine accompanists assisted the Vocal department this year. Vaudene Howell accompanied the Mixed Cho- rus and Pam Heinze played for the Girls Glee. Vaudene and Pam SPONSORED BY HANSEN AND SONS Ensembles Ratel . . II . . Ill. Mixed Ensemble A Mixed Ensemble A sang Gather Ye Rosebuds- Vlfhile Ye May by Butler. The group received a l- rating--making it the only vocal group to come home with gold medals. Mixed Ensemble B Mixed Ensemble B warbled All Ye Who Music Love by Baldassare and was given Z1 ll-rating. I Girls' Ensemble rily We Live and received a Ill-rating. SPONSORED BY J. 81 IVI. CERAMICS The Girls' Ensemble performed Este's How Mer- Q! f 3 1 , 4'1 - . , - 5 me I c ' 1 ' 3 E, W 22' 'g xii i ,rw V- w Q Q 4- fp vi. ml 5 -. swf . ,A ' The BIG Switch H Ready for the dance! STOP! .. iw, DAYDREAMERS! Tra-1a-1a Legs, anyone? Caught in the GIGGLES ! , ,Kwik 'Ns T4 ,N N if ,1 .i?w W ww miwefi ,, ,. . ,K I 'QQ . 7 ,Q is iflgiii It H f 9 1 X 3 1 1 1 i i , , W, ADJOURNED! ! Irwin . T. ti f, 5,4,3,2,1,-B1.AsT OFF! i if .ai act! i Pack Rat Exciting class! If you do .... HOT BUS! Toews' BUBBLE Band! ., -. x V A ...-....... 9 '. , Y-219 ,: . , J K J 5' ' L ' 3 ' 5: ,Q,.,zfj:fr':f ,A li f'ew72If- fm' Nl 'E' X www ffl 1 1,7 Q Al ' Jar- x 1 N' N4 NSN I' ' fn, ' , YHA , ,, X if 'xx nh Numa!! J: V Al 11 , Q MU I4 Sling., XR s 67, A Z 1 x 4 Il 5. N ..-,I 7lf53:41ZQn055??V5'7 A X whim -Qi af iuf1I1f ' 'ma ' fggv' W 'fb zinf N- l lla '14 6 , 655155 .,,.,.. . 113 . 55.f1 'S -' -f?'1'v we - 'ff L,uf ,,f' .V W Wym Qkixf M35 M Fgmggf 'lx ,iff 95, 'gi g-A 7 ., 5. 'T 1, 1 H F H! f y ,.' , fn',5lfi ' ' -, ' WTQ EFFL T , -WWW' i w -'ll -' ix 'fx' is. vudjgnlfllfff f ul ijfl' fgfiin-g, Vlf'1QS1+i.Emi Qxjnya . ww 2-fn, :Mil 3.1. W , 1 Q4 1 IT- qw! 'izgiw-,fLR'9y,fv -:TGP x - .brig 1 X- vf - MHA- ' ' ,' .f 2 -f f ga it - -'7 X ' '2 'f ' Sign -+ -' 3 OR GANIZA TIONS Student Council STANDING: Mr. Clunn, J. Cromwell, I. Harlow, J. Kubick, R. Walters, L. Wolting, N. Simmons, S. Ander- son, M. Healy, J. Reinert, Mr. Thompson. SEATED: K. Walters, L. Manning, M. Troeger, V. Howell, J. Lonberger, B. Bogart, M. Dahl, A. Schroeder, J. Crawford. Several of the programs sponsored by STUCO this year included a visit by Captain jesse P. Thompson, an army release speaker who spoke on his tour of duty in Viet Nam. Research in Action was the theme of a Cen- eral Motors Program in March. The speakers were Harry Czubek, jr. and Tim Pearson. Charles McPheeters really is able to Tell lt Like lt ls because he is a former drug user who has experienced the way-out life. ln April he pre- sented a program on drug use and abuse. jay Bee Flesner presented the wonderful world of words, a program on the English language. A former Kansas student, Bob Elliott, from West Point Academy showed a film about West Point and informed us on the happenings and activities of the academy. STUCO also had two other projects this year. As a re- sult of magazine sales from previous years, Lincoln was once again able to have a foreign ex- change student. Nils Tveit came to us from Norway. This was the first year for a Leopard in school. STUCO raised the money to buy material for a mascot costume, and the Pep Club took charge to see that the outfit was completed and worn at the ball games. SPONSORED BY GOURLEY IVIOTOR COMPANY ur Foreign Exchange Student Nils Arne Tveit Nils Arne Tveit is from Kragero, Norway, and is now living with Mr. and Nlrs. Fred Lagergren and family. He is Lincoln High School's second foreign exchange student. Nils is an active member in football and basketball. Although Nils had never played basketball before, he was able to make three points during the basketball season. Nils is a member of lfClub. He is also a member of the senior play cast. Although Nils, an honor student, is a senior this year at LHS when he returns to Norway he will have two more years of high school before he graduates, Vlfhen asked what he liked best at LHS, he said, I liked the extra- curricular activities, since schools in Norway have none. These are new to me and l have made many friends through them. The LHS students have gained an understanding of another culture through our foreign exchange student, Nils Arne Tveit. 41 HKayettes F orever i . m.. FRONT ROW: N. Lagergren, R. Jensen, R. Lonberger, C. Morton, L. Wolting, P. Heinze, S. Crom- well, P. Buttenhoff, S. Schneider, N. Simmons, A. Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vance Gourley, sponsor, P. Ryan, S. Dahl, N. Nelson, M. Dahl, V. Howell, P. Heinze, J. Lonberger, J. Burbridge, L. Hansen, Mrs. Flanders, sponsor. THIRD ROW: M. Kroenlein, M. Thompson, D. Ancell, J. Luck, S. Meier, M. Mabry, N. Bolte, B. Bogart, M. Tieniann. FOURTH ROW: L. Markley, D. Griffin, I.. Cabelmann, G. Smith, N. Obermueller, C. Buttenhoff, J. Schroeder, C. jones. The Kayette Tea was held April 23. This years theme was A Summer Place. This year the Kayettes se- lected a Kayette of the 9 weeks. The selection was based on the amount of service the girl gave the club that particular 9 weeks. The four Kayettes of the 9 weeks were: Pat Buttenhoff, Debbie Grif- fin, Nancy Lagergren, and Marsha Dahl. From these four was chosen Miss Kayette of the year. Pat Buttenhoff, Miss Kay- ette of the Year. 'A Sf 1 lk ,I V , 'Er 9 K . 4, , F I . l .fl , ,,1 'llllm H 'QM SPONSORED BY CRONAN'S IGA STORE Future Homemakers Of Tomorrow r X FRONT ROW: Mrs. Day, sponsor, A. Schroeder, B. Bogart, R. Lonberger, S. Cromwell, SECOND ROW: R. Jensen, D. Pruitt, M. Troeger, P. Heinze, K. Hansen, P. Heinze, 1. Crawford, QI. Schroeder, H. Behrens,j Wirth, L. Manning, M. Good. THIRD ROW: K. Anderson, J. Lonberger, C. Rathbun, G. Aufdemberge, I. Donley, S. Dahl, P. Vestal, j. Rosebrook, I. Burbridge, K. Chard, K. Chard, T. Urbanek. FOURTH ROW D. Ancell, P. Lewick, D. Hartzell, V. Wallace, M. Myers, J. Luck, S. Meier, M. Mabry, P. Gourley, N Bolte, E. O'Bannon, P. Geyer, B. Peters. FIFTH ROW: L. Markley, R. Callahan, J. Campbell, L. Donley, B. Blair, B. Hansen, L. Morgan, N. Courley, S. Gruber, P. Buttenhoff, S. Schneider, D. Hickman, S. Pruitt, R. Valentine. 2MAKfRs +09 or May 6 was the date of this years 44, ' 74 SAVE YOUR HEART FOR ME FHA G Home Economics Spring Tea. Q rf' theme for The theme was Age of Aquarius . E 72 Sweetheart Ball This years winner of the Crisco award 3 f rj, fl February 21, 1970 was Sharon Schneider. She was chosen u- 3 -'- -' I J' on the basis of the work she did in A Y 5, FHA d H E . 1 an ome c Ok O Royalty: 4? QSM King joe Reinert D NEW 60 Queen Jeanne Crawford , 1 V , it x ' J- . ,ff ' . E In L f - 'I L 4 'I zrr , . ' 'L if .1 A . SPONSORED BY SUNSET DRIVE-IN AND MARINA Lincoln igh School Letternien FIRST ROW: David Abell, Bob Reinert, Robert Abell, Kenny King, jim Kubick, Mike Montgomery, Galen Liggett, Dalen Rathbun, Ron Sperry, Ivan McKinney. SECOND ROW: Ed Burns, Stan Anderson, Steve Liggett, Royce Shaffstall, Duane Ferguson, Terry King, Bill Reinert, Gordon Obermueller, jim Harlow, Mr. Stephens. THIRD ROW: Dale Rosebrook, Ron Buttenhoff, Harold Flaherty, Shawn Kobbeman, john Gerdes, Bob Nelson, Howard Rees, Ralph Lagergren, Wally Sheldon, Wally Loy, Herb Flaherty, Randy Chard. FOURTH ROW: Dan Ahring, Gary McDonald, joe Reinert, Steve Iensen, Frank Habbart, Mark Zier, Nils Tveit, Don Lewick, Tim King, Steve McReynolds, Mike Reno, Steve Lewick. Officers: Pres, Dulen Rathbun, V-P, Bill Reinert, Sec- Treasg Ivan McKinney. Sponsor: Mr. Stephens. Lincoln High School's Lettermans Club, sponsored by Mr. Stephens, for 1970 consisted of 44 members. The L- Club is an elite group of boys who have won either a letter or reserve letter in one of the five varsity sports at LHS. Twenty- five Seniors have earned letters in at least one sport during the past four years. juniors have fielded 15 lettermen and Sophomores have 4. To make money, the L- Club sold booster buttons and Leopard sweatshirts during the past year. The money goes toward the annual L-Club picnic and Homecoming flowers and trophies. I L 5' -' ' ,, 44 Pep Club Adds Shout Power SEVENTH ROW: D. Griffin, G. Smith, L. Gablemfinfl, P- Teach, L. Morgan, N. Gourley, P. Vestal, J. Meyer, S. Gruber, I. Converse, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW: K. Meier, J. Bolte, I. Wirth, D. Hartzell, M. Mabry, S. Meier, M. Troeger, L. Manning, 1. Schroeder, L. Manning, M. Wilbeck, C. Rathbun. FIFTH ROW: L. Markley, D. Pruitt, M. Schulz, M. Thompson, R. VonFange, P. Heinze, P. Ryan, R. Valentine, B. Hansen, L. Hansen, E. O'Bannon, P. Geyer. FOURTH ROW: N. Lagergren, 1. Lonberger, S. Dahl, V. Howell, N. Nel- son, C. Morton, S. Cromwell, C. Walters, P. Heinze, K. Hansen, C. Meili, D. Heins. THIRD ROW: N. Sim mons, Pres., K. Donley, V. Pres., R. Lonberger, Sec., P. Gourley, J. Rosebrook, J. Burbridge, M. Panzer, N. Larsen, T. VonFange, Treas., M. Dahl, Art Chr., L. Wolting, Pub. Chr. . SECOND ROW: M. Ober- mueller, C. Buttenhoff, R. Jensen. FIRST ROW: M. Tiemann, C. jones, B. Bogart, J. Crawford, A. Schroeder. 15 .3 The mascot was something new this year. Various pep club girls wore the Leopard costume to all ball games. SPONSORED BY GARRISON INSURANCE AGENCY One Acts 1 r W THE HITCH-HIKER Director ........... Paul Gerdes Assistant director .... . .Roy Choitz Cast Ronald Adams . . . Q ..... jim Heinze Mrs. Adams ....... Marsha Kroenlein Gas Station Attendant ...... Glen Davis Cast Mrs. Stevenson . lst Man .... 2nd Man QGeorgeJ lst G Sth Operator . . . Chief Operator . 2nd 84th Operator . . . lst Fireman . 2nd Fireman . . SPONSORED BY FARMERS ELEVATOR 84 FEED CO., INC. Roadstand Proprietor . . . . . Kevin Nunn His wife ...... . . Cyndy Morton Hitch-hiker . . . . . . Dan Ahring Girl hitch-hiker . . . . DeAnn Ancell Mrs. Whitney . . . . Angie Schroeder SORRY, WRONG NUMBER Director ........ Angela Schroeder Assistant director .... Jeanne Crawford . Kathy Donley . Paul Gerdes . . Kevin Nunn . .Becky Bogart Sharon Schneider .Marsha Tiemann 3rd Operator G Information . . . Pat Buttenhoff Western Union Man ...... Mike Healy Hospital Receptionist . . . Marsha Kroenlein Sergeant Duffy .... .... G len Davis THE STILL ALARM Director ........... Kevin Nunn Assistant director ...... Royce Bennett Cast Bob . . ....... Mike Healy Ed .... ...... P aul Gerdes Bell boy . . . . Rodney Rathbun . . .jim Norvell . .Roy Choitz Drama Club FRONT ROW: Marsha Kroenlein, Nancy Nelson, Roxanne Lonberger, Becky Bogart, Angela Schroeder, Mrs. Flanders, Sponsor. MIDDLE ROW: Lillian Markley, Linda Gabelmann, DeAnn Ancell, Cynthia Morton, Gayle Smith, Rodney Broberg, Steve Smith. TOP ROW: Paul Gerdes, Dan Ahring, Glen Davis, Kevin Nunn, Mike Healy, Scott Bogart. LILLIOM Director ........ G ast julie.. Louise , . A SUNNY MORNING Cast Wonzalo ......... Kevin Nunn Servant juanito ...... Paul Gerdes Laura ........ Angie Schroeder Maid Petro ..... Marsha Kroenlein Marsha Kroenlein also received a l- rating for reading a cutting from Our Town. sPoNsoRED BY FARMERS ELEVATOR 84 FEED CO., INC. Lilliom . .... . . . .Becky Bogart Assistant Director ..... . . Doug Reno . . Kevin Nunn Linda Gabelrnann Angela Schroeder Classroom Activities Awards l In an essay contest sponsored by Masonic Lodge, Becky Bogart and Pat Buttenhoff won the Betty Duane Ferguson each wrote an essay on What America Means to Me Crocker Homemaker Award. The and each received a S25 .OO savings bond. award goes annually to the senior girl who receives the highest score on the Betty Crocker Test. By virtue of academic excellence, these students were chosen to be listed in Merit Publishing Company's WI-IO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. FRONT ROW: Marsha Kroenlein, Leanne Wolting, Pat Ryan, Peggy Teach, Nancy Nelson, Rose Jensen, Cynthia Morton, BACK ROW: Steve Meier, Steven Liggett, Michael Healy, Bob Nelson. 48 German Club FRONT ROW: Ramona Callahan, Lillian Markley, Roxanne Lonberger, Nancy Nelson, Marilyn Schulz, IOCSIYTI Wirth, Mr. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Randal Wirth, Sara Dahl, Jodi Donley, Linda Morgan, Mari Myers, Valerie Wallace, Vernon Aufdemberge. THIRD ROW: Steve Liggett, Mike Healy, Glen Davis, Roger Witte, Howard Rees, Rodney Wirth, Larry Lohmann, Librarians ' --- 1- 1 5 I sir S13 STANDING: Nlrs. Cushman, Deborah Griffin, Jeannine Schroeder, Reva VonFange, Joyce Luck, Donna Rayl Zachgo, Valerie Wallace, Mari Myers, Alta Wenger, Debra Pruitt. SITTING: Karen Meier, Nancy Lagergren, Marsha Kroenlein, Rose Jensen, Steve Jensen. SPONSORED BY LINCOLN SENTINEL - REPUBLICAN Journalism Class Is Busy FRONT ROW, L TO R: Becky Bogart, Pat Ryan, Peggy Teach, Alta Wenger, Pat Buttenhoff, Mary Wil- beck, Pat Heinze, Marsha Dahl, Angela Schroeder. BACK ROW: Gary McDonald, Bob Nelson, Howard Rees, Dan Ahring, Craig Srna, Steve Jensen, Mike Healy, Steve Liggett, Dave Jorgensen, Mis. Drum- met, Advisor. For the first time in several years the LHS curriculum included a class in journalism, open only to seniors. This course taught the basic fundamentals of journalistic writing. Publishing the yearbook, the school newspaper PAW PRINTS, and Writing articles for the local paper kept the class busy. l v Bob Nelson Steve Liggett Pat Ryan Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Mgr. -' fit ' Q 4517 fi M,,W,,,, ..a V T ' ' . 'T' -. A fi fiiiiflliifffffl1: i-,' f. - 1 5 r,., A , ,iiys ff ,M si I ,Z , Vk,. , an-1 H ' - H fu -,V 32,562 P? ' in sssl .,.,, ' Working to beat a deadline. Steve and Dave writing-up last Getting into that big orange week's track meet. notebook. 50 All In A Dayls Work? 'f , . , . . .but all play makes Dan a dull boy. l 4' fail The Shop class is always diligently working to create the finest quality products possible. But accidents do happen. . . and here we see one hapless shop-boy's consequences after accidentally lighting another iron-pounders Coveralls with a torch. The Desert Fox? Wow! Those tacks are just shlosh in a gurgle of this stuff! really sharp. 51 H -W , -.1-,...-A A , Mgmf, :. , .V 4 'f- - N AA mb Working on Paw Prints ,VA i jersey Day! Y Peek a boo! - - .,, , : W ,A L lg hi shew? . I A iq Saw ' ,.-, . 5 smaA ' gift s r xfvA:.a'fL. ,Ai M ex A Our beautiful auditorium X' P He or Haw? N N The many faces of. . What's going on? Fourscore and. . . , Q Xia' its awwwrwxwevew dug! . K i 1 .,, ,A . A lig. A 1 liz A - A A ' A ' ' S A 4'.S':.4F -han y, ' A ig 'F' A Q--1 ' ,,,., fW'mif' ' is Agawt-+if A? A A , rrr V Action after school! A Listening to the World Series i Two bits, four bits. . . Look Who's Volunteering Come on in! joe and Skip , victims of the 6th hour blahs! fy' HA I fa' SI 5 ,,,,f2f,7f5wg 1 ' W-glkxtx W ' W7 'lv 5' CME. X ' 0-N Eykwy X , ffl, ,gilt .L If A 111 wage! 0'.,IN,U lung., X .41 w I 9 mxxwqxlx? Q,Z4cfcz4Mh 1 X M X 'wifi XM q11l,4Wf7:i ,111 'iljmu 1110 ,f 101 iffy iw, W 1 Q x'Nkh. 'ligh5i. X I fluffy? JlPell M455 ! nc 'MF' gf' 4, iv: 4v'?5f- -.va-. X X f ! , W AM: ',5,1.'::3,,, Q 1,1 RQ: Q X X -:Nw Q! , 'Mn-nv Q:4i1 'f?'2i'f?flivffg,.f' ' , ,QT f ik ,ffyf lhlfiig j , EfQ75?Q.QfQEp51:1Q',f,,gf V 'Xzx , Rv -1 ,X ' ,LVjQ',51l'f2f1,-:,fir':i'fm'g2fij'3 IN, i Q .Www WX. -wffwf ,971 If 1f'7' ' f - V f Y E EESPJZPJ- vw. WN CF ax 'W Ml f rf 1 ff V 4 I.l'a'fF ' - f4:.vz:.'.,fg Fw. M! 'l '4 'W ,, N -Q ,qfwfh S f ,v , - ,K ,, Y W ' . sb ' I ATHLETICS Queen Sandy Cromwell She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Homecoming 1969 ,grae E E0 ' Inf1n1te r1ches 1n a 11tt1e room. ' Q . 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V I-4 it x. t V+: mngflfj-.. . r X rv' l 9 1. .1 f we., X 2 Best Season Since 1939 A ... A .. ., .,. A A -S . BACK ROW: B. Reinertg R. Chardg Terry Kingg S. Lewicl-45 B. Nelsong G. Obermuellerg I. McKinneyg R. Witte S. jenseng M. Zierg N. Tvietg G. McDona1d5 W. Sheldong R. Shaffstall. MIDDLE RCW: D. Rathbun, R. Lager greng S. Andersong Herbert Flahertyg W. Loyg R. Buttenhoffg D. Rosebrookg I. Kubickg J. Gerdes- I Harlow- - coach Fmenee. BOTTOM ROW: K. Nunng R. vonrange, R. Abelg s. Smithg R. sperry, G. Liggelr, D. Ablelg S. Kobbemang Harold Flaherty. Tim King not pictured. SPONSORED BY LIN-KAN CAFE Junior Varsity fi 5 5 5 R7 an ...st A .. fm il it FW' .isa al BACK ROW: Coach Stephens, M. Dayg R. Davis, K. Bolteg Herbert Flaherty, M. Zierg K. Nunng S. Kobbemang R. Koster, I. Eckhart, D. Abelg I. Kubick. MIDDLE ROW: D. Davis, R. Lagergreng S. Anderson, B. Webb, S. Bogart, W. Loy, R. Buttenhoffg D. Rosebrookg G. Liggettg R. Haskins. BOTTOM ROW: R. Abel, B. Reinertg L. Lohman, S. Smith, R. Sperryg I. Norvell, R. Bennett, M. Hendrickson, Harold Flaherty. Season Summary Football fans saw some of the finest high school football played in Kansas this fall as the Lincoln Leopards completed an 8-0-1 season. It has been thirty-two years since Lincoln has had an undefeated team, and thirty years since a Leopard team has won or shared a league championship. Statistics show the Lincoln squad was ef- fective both offensively and defensively--scored 270 points and allowing opponents only 94 points. Ellsworth headed the schedule this year--and Lincoln had not beaten Ellsworth since 1956. But this year things were different--the Leopards snapped Ellsworth's 17 game winning steak by defeating them 30-12. September 26 was originally an open date for Lincoln, but a game was later scheduled with Clyde. The Clyde-contest became the tiny thorn in Lincoln's side--the Leopards tied the Bluejays 14-14. Most people, how- ever, were quick to point out that a tie is better than a loss and that Lincoln was still undefeated. The Osborne game was another close battle. A last second safety broke the 20-20 tie to give Lincoln its sec- ond win, 22- 20, and start the team on its way to a big championship. The I-e0PHl-'dS traveled to Mankato OCtObe1' 10, and ran through the mud and muck to blank the Cougars 40-0. Then, the Leopards shut out the Smith Center Redmen 50-O to demonstrate to a large Lincoln homecoming crowd a fine example of Lincoln's strength. Lincoln outlasted Belleville in a tension-filled game October 24 at Belleville. A potent Belleville team al- most turned the tide in the final minutes of play, but the Leopard defense saved the 34- 30 score.' On Halloween the Leopards met the Minneapolis Lions--and carded their third shut-out, defeating the Lions 34-O. Four days later the Leopards faced Lindsborg and allowed them only one touchdown, winning with a healthy 27 point margin, 33-6. In the annual Lincoln-Beloit grid-iron clash, Lincoln had not won since 1958. The team needed a win badly, as a three way tie for first place could have developed in the Northern Kansas League. Lincoln sneaked past the Trojans 13-12 to end a fine football season. Lincoln gained 417 112 points under the new State playoff system--2 112 points behind Sacred Heart in the 2A classification. The TOPEKA DAILY CAPITAL ranked Lincoln fifth in the State fC1ass ZAJ in the final rankings SPONSORED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BARNARD Leopard Lettermen 75 N RTHERN aww Q Wd SPONSORED BY QUARTZITE STONE CO., INC. Greats of 770 Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Ellsworth 12 Clyde 14 Osborne 20 Mankato O Smith Center 0 Belleville 30 Minne apolis O Lindsb org 6 Beloit 12 SPONSORED BY ATWOOD TIRE SERVICE Leopards in Action SPONSORED BY IVIARKLEY STAN DARD SERVICE Cross Countr Team Steadil Improves Coach Dean Tho1npson's Cross Country team competed in five Invitationals as well as the Northern Kansas League meet and the Class 1A-2A Regional during the 1969 season. Highlight of the year was a fourth place finish in the league meet at Mankato. Lincoln hosted an Invitational for the secon year in a row. V xy q I 1 the best finish by a Lincoln runner during the season. Vernon Aufdeniberge recorded the year's best time at Be- d ' Ste e McRe nolds il leed 12th in this meet for loit, completing the 2-mile run in 11:41. Lincoln also participated in Cross Country Invitationals at Beloit, Belleville, Osborne and Minneapolis. Three seniors closed out their final season at Minneapolis in the Regional: Don Lewick, Iloward Rees and Duane Ferguson. juniors competing were Vernon Aufdemberge, Steve McReynolds and Mike Reno. 31 LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Ferguson, Howard Rees, Don Lewick, Steve McReynolcls, Vernon Aufdemberge, Coach Dean Thompson. Not pictured: Mike Reno. , t s 1 - ,' A Q K . 1 ,-4, siss , .susu ' , -i fx k o H I , ss , y if I L . ., ,ly waz,-5 P F f W , .ls fr,. C . V if Q ii' I wr Riagg.. f ghd . 'Nasir H 63 Leopards Set New School Record Win 22 Ball Games BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Ray Everhart, Head Coach George Stephens, Terry King, Tim King, Mark Zier, Don Lewick, Steve Lewick, Assistant Coach Marion Florence. FRONT ROW: Manager Steve Jensen, Mike Reno, Steve McReynolds, Gordon Obermueller, jim Harlow, Dalen Rathbun, Manager Ron Sperry. Junior Varsit Wins 8 and Loses 8 BACK ROW: Dale Rosebrook, Ken Bolte, john Eckhart, Shawn Kobbeman, Kevin Nunn, Nils Tviet, Ralph Lagergren, Mike Hendrickson, Bruce Webb, Harold Flaherty, Coach Marion Florence. FRONT ROW: Manager Ron Sperry, Paul Gerdes, Robert Abell, Wallace Loy, Ron Buttenhoff, Herbert Flaherty, David Abell, Galen Liggett, Manager Steve Jensen. sPoNsoREo BY FARNIWAY CO-OP ELEVATORS ww ' f ighlights OfA Great Season SEASON RECORD 22 Wins, 2 Losses Lincoln Opponent 84 41 Downs Belleville 53 Solomon 68 Smith Center 66 Beloit 65 Osborne 72 Minnezipolis 63 Ellsworth 67 Mankato 76 NKI. Tourney Smith Center 57 Minneapolis 49 Belleville 53 Solomon 79 Smith Center 57 Beloit 64 Osborne 60 Minneapolis 49 Mankato 51 District Tourney St. john's Military 91 Minneapolis 69 Regional Tourney Hillsboro 58 Herington 67 Minne npolis 55 State Tourney Ellinwood 41 F-04 SPONSORED BY HALL FURNITURE AND IVIORTUARY, INC. Basketball Team Has Record- Breaking Season The 1969- 70 basketball season marked a climax in athletics at Lincoln High School. A new school record was set with the Leopard varsity Winning 22 ball games and losing only 2. This included first place in the Northern Kansas League as they compiled an 11 win 1 loss mark and a first place trophy in the league tourney. In the State District Tournament Lincoln took an easy 91- 30 win over St. john's Military Academy of Salina. The second game set the Leopards against their league rival, Minneapolis, with the Leopards emerging on top 69- 60. As they made their way to first place in the Regional Tourney at Hillsboro, the Leopard squad de- feated host Hillsboro 58- 50. The quintet then defeated Herington 67-59 and Minneapolis 55-46 to ad- vance to the State Tourney at Hutchinson. ln the first lap of the State Tournament action, the Lincoln team fell in the wake of the Ellin- wood Eagles 41-48. 67 sefiif ,sf Wifi: 5 . A s. , 4 M f I Agig' ... . ' gfivga .,,,.,,.,, . i x t Great Track Season For 'lv V ,M R ,,a, I , ,IL , AL . Hz, :,l , ,,:: .,., z E Z 'Q . . J! -' ' :s I ' ' ., E .. Aff in SP' I . ,,,,- , .. ' 4 , ,if .. M A.. , , ,. 6 . X b ,, og .tk , e' I .i s. Se - ,me ,M 'S Q ig 1 Qs LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Randy Chard, Vernon Aufdemberge, David Jorgensen, john Cromwell, Ron But tenhoff, David Abell, Robert Abell, Rex Fisher, Monte Abell, Kenny King, BACK ROW: Gordon Obermueller, Tim King, Mark Zier, Steve Jensen, Steve Lewick, Tom Shaffstall, Terry King, Shawn Kobbeman, Coach Florence, Coach Thompson . State Indoor Wilson Relays Lincoln Quintangular Mankato Relays Lincoln Invitational Beloit Relays NKL Regional I. M f R i - ' 'L' E fl N S. S a.. I . dw. AI-'V S -E IK- ' N . K r ' -I' l A 5 E I ,slam . .. J 5 f we q' Cf 4 i ' ..,. sw' -N, 5,,:.,R,,+g-.- i Terry One Third Second First Third Second First Second Two seconds One third Senior Initiation ? Gordon SPONSORED BY BEVERLY GRAIN AND FEED CO. ,I .f The Great Of Sevent Steve I I , 'eg HN M 'Qc 9 ,S . 1 15 no hea- r YA .f L' W 4 F :H Q Mxqw W My 'Mr I Y, M X '1 JUWQQOW Wm ef'nwMwe- -ikffav in , gffix. -,f'3 M gg -' H + , K' H g X gl? sf 4 W. 4 If wig his R P S 'G 'L Z M Z af 'W A 1 4' + i 1-me if Q Q' ' Q gf X' W as 1 as 'SSX 5 v 'S ale Q3 Wkf- ,,,: if 5' 5 'T O . ln f' Randy Ron 5 ff E Y i ve -1 H ' H' J .. 3 sir e -3 ixxk fn. Q gggmq 6W44e,Eg ' N- A 3'f1.f+f,.fs-,Q m.,5QJ,,-..,- Q -V y 5' Q- .Tu . , - Q 1mTa:+i?Q.- ' 3 - xy ,L fn if M. -54915 , Dave 2 lkh 2 , i I Z! , . Tim vt Steve 'eff E L W ' ek I . 4,i.+,. 3' J- , .,.L ' fx ,Q .N-er , A - gfQgQfa-'3iCiE3f 1 'e . ' R Mark LL, in M.. J: 0 .a ' wg4Q,,,.,,.ww...w 'Q fx A- X X 1 .:. N f ,is Sffsglfy gggg-'iv 5Qwwf96f1fifEggQ X Q A A ze-si-ET Y f 4 A- . H if I -'1Q'?15'fa .1 1 'WI' r a.'r.'fv'fff 1- '-13,5 -. N -2' '5wizg,? f i 31521-Q f 5 ' . Q ' , 1' 'f' x use figixia Robert John SPONSORED BY BEVERLY GRAIN AND FEED CO. Kenny -Manager 'x Vernon is x L ' in QQ Eze WV Q, ,W W! L sw. :fb A5235 Q, gs 1 Wmggf f Mx 'fav-Ps E' gn, it , EW, 'Wg 3' 'R 3 ' me 'XV . 2 , 7 I ' i f f E' we 8 3324:-' - ' 1 I: 15' :ire-Waffgii' -. X 1 f- Q -5- .4 . f - . .- , , K H533 7 55' Q1 Q., - K-., N, A elaxp .- X- . - ' ri f . - 3 11. - .1 I-V+ r' . 1..,+ . fe -v 5?-Y-is . 4 '- A ' H21 zu '. fwihrfzfp ' A f f-1 Hg me . 7' 2 - - if 1 Af w ,e av!.mm H' B' Shawn Beloit Invitational, 4-Man Team 2nd Howard Rees, 2nd Medalist Sacred Heart Invitational, Salina 4-Man Team 2nd Smith Center Invitational 6-Man Team 1st 4-Man Team lst Don Lewick 1st Medalist Howard Rees 2nd Medalist Ed Burns 3rd Medalist Belleville Invitational 4-Man Team lst Ed Burns, 2nd Medalist Golfers Have Great Season MEDAL MEETS W3 am M-w ' :G aft 4-Man Te am Northern Kansas League Championship, Osborne 4-Man, lst 6-Man, 2nd Ed Burns, 3rd Medalist Don Lewick, 4th Medalist Regional Championship, at Lincoln 4-Man, 1st Howard Rees, 2nd Medalist Ed Burns, Sth Medalist State Championships, Herington 4-Man Team, Champions Ed Burns, State Low Medalist , 3 fin' 'V w . Vigil. ' wlffx. ' 5 . 2 A E, V Q, K , 4 w . . , ' ' 3 s ig, j gi , , VN 'I I Y to -' Ii I- I e,,' 2 If V 7 ,p r r I sag , 4 'E . I - I .. . ,xg wha I . ' xx . - if , - J if--'eff -,., I , Q . ,Q '-gf, -,g. s:,s, 5.1. . L, is s.. ' ' V ' ' 2-Man Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Rees, Don Lewick, Steve McReyno1ds, Ed Burns . K- :V 'Wa 1 4,1 is rl . K M Q, lg' 4' 'sv g 7 I , T ' .-1-.2 , V, In ,V X, 1, ' . , -, ' 5 S, - fo H 3 ,,, p Q M 5 R , 2 ' .ik ,-W 1 Q.. 7 ffl I fl! ' tf't ?' 39, W5 F jak, -f a an , 1 '. fr Y f t - ,I af ar I . , . w' i if 70 Bob Nelson, Steve Liggett. .M 'flaw to p X. aaa X 7 I ' 4 b ln are , I if ,i., ,g2g,wgi,,,Y I, I M? ,, V f - 4 ' 2' 7 AS .7'?'i4i - as' f .FI--' ,, f F . ': as, 'A , . , I, ft gfff-I 'liar : 11 A me-r.xff -.15 - - -- f A ,Q L1 'W j K I 1 2:91 x. fa? 3' hi 1 3' 2 K I 1 M , ww uae: Y, 1. .1 ni' , ' Q ' .V-u. ' ,fk? a':f-?'yR5'.552 Four-Man Team First In State 5 31 I 7 l SAND GREENS STATE CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Burns, Howard Rees, Coach George Stephens, Don Lewick, Steve McReynolds. STATE GOLD MEDALIST Ed Burns WE'RE NUMBER ONE Lincoln's 4-man golf team, making their third straight trip to state, outclassed the field in 4-man and medalist competition to capture two state championships. The 4-man team of Ed Burns, Howard Rees, Don Lewick, and Steve McReynolds breezed to the title by 24 strokes over its nearest competitor, Scott City. The 36-hole event was up for grabs after the fiist day with Lincoln leading by 4 strokes over Ulysses. The four- some carded a 313--Ed, 715 Howard, 78, Don, 815 and Steve, 83 over the long, par 74 Herington course. Many people believed that Ed and the team would fold on Saturday. Everyone's score improved, however, and as a team Lincoln fired a 294, two UNDER par, and came away with two State Championship trophies. Ed led the way with a blistering 69, five under par. Howard fired a 71, a three under par. Don had a excellent 75, and Steve carded a fine 79. Ed Burn's remarkable total of 140 won him the state championship by four strokes. The dual championships were the first in Lincoln High School history. 71 Varsity Cheerleaders n fs. Marsha Tiemann, Cheryl Jones, Becky Bogart Qhead cheerleaderj, Jeanne Crawford, Angela Schroeder B-Team Cheerleaders N1 Cindy Buttenhoff fheadj, Rose Jensen, Nancy Obermueller SPONSORED BY HOGGNS STU DIO Undefeated Football Season!! Sissy BACK ROW: Tom Shaffstall, jim Heinze, Roger Suelter, Chuck Kerth, john Cromwell, Denny joe Flaherty, Dan Byarley, Ray Everhart, coach. FRONT ROW: Mark Wilson, Gary Reinert, Rodney Rathbun, Monte Abell, Curtis Suelter, Randall Clunn, Rex Fischer, jeffry Bos ch. Lincoln O Lincoln 34 Lincoln 32 Lincoln 52 Lincoln 18 Lincoln O Football Record Ellsworth Delphos Mankato Beloit Solomon Gypsum jo Rosebrook, Ian Burbridge, Peggy Gourley, Meri Lynn Panzer, Nancy Larsen 73 Freshman Take Second In KL! BACK ROW: Coaches Ray Everhart and Robert Rathbun. 3rd ROW: john Cromwell, Roger Suelter, Tom Shaffstall, jim Heinze. 2nd ROW: Curtis Suelter, Denny Flaherty, Dan Byarley, Dan Wolting, Monte Abell. lst ROW: Phil Wahl, jan Pruitt, Rex Fischer, Randall Clunn, Rodney Rath- bun. NOt PiCU1rSd1 Stanley Kohlmeier. Basketball Record Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln Delphos Belleville Delphos Smith Center Beloit Osborne Delphos Mankato Osborne Beloit Beloit Delphos Mankato 4375 ,M! E1jE1Lb0 faafwlw f Q Y is ,M 4 ufffw 1 '5'i'Qi?E11f, ,, N www he , Qqllftflwl A E51 ,' 'H , A ,'!x00,'Ux'0y,g':!rI. 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Connie Gibson Clara Smith . . . DeAnn Ancell directed by Nlrs. Kay Flanders SPONSORED BY BIG VALLEY MEAT CO CLASS OF '70 PRESENTS THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS Parents Dr. Caldwell Mike Healy Mrs. Caldwell Pat Heinze Mr. Rogers Gordon Obermueller Mrs. Rogers Nancy Simmons Nh. Woodbridge Glen Davis Mr. Wright Craig Srna Mrs. Wright Angela Schroeder Mr. McGinnis Dave Jorgensen Mrs. McGinnis Nancy Lagergren Mr. Prince Royce Shaffstall Students Bob McGinnis Bert Hendricks Carol Tommy Prince Alice Woodbridge Susan Caldwell joey Rogers Bill McGinnis and voices jim Harlow Du ane Ferguson Elizabeth Wright Pat Ryan Le ann e Woltin g Wally Sheldon Becky Bogart Marsha Tiemann Steve Lewick Terry King Others Miss Frank Mr. Kovalesky Mary Wilbeck Nils Tviet Directed by Mrs. Flanders SPONSORED BY MASON REFRIGERATION In The Misty Moonlightu ml . . My 1, ii, NIGHT TRAIN K ANNUAL Prom Help 78 Yggdrasill Cum Multis Alliis! Turn around, look at me! The morning after. . . 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Kenny 84 J unior-Senior Prom 3 The Junior Class of Lincoln High School presents Misty Moonlight n Saturday Evening l April Eighteenth Nineteen Hundred Seventy 57' n Qs V7 ,g if 2 1-5 79 Class f 1970 Senior Records DAN AHRING Cross Country 1,2, Lettered 1, 25 Basketball 15 Golf 25 Track 15 L-Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 One-Acts 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. BECKY BOGART Kayettes 3,45 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Drama Club 3,45 Secretary 35 One-Acts 3,4, Senior Play 4, junior Play 35 Student Council 1,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Head Cheerleader 45 Girls Track 1, 2, 3, Lettered 1, 2. LEROY BOSCH Football 1,2, 35 L-Club 3,4. SHIRLEY BRUCE EDWARD BURNS Golf 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 1,25 3,45 Basketball Manager 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,45 Soloist 25 National Hon- or Society 3,45 L-Club 2, 3,4, PAT BUT Kayettes 2,3545 Kayette-of-the-Nine-Weeks 45 Kayette-of-the-Year 45 F.H.A. 45 Kayettes Secretary 35 An- nual Staff 4, Business Manager 45 National Honor Society 3545 Pep Club 1, 25 Class Secretary 25 One-Acts 4, junior Play 3. RANDY CI-IARD Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,45 All League 4, All Area 45 Track 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 3,45 Basketball 35 L- Club 2, 3,45 Class President 15 Class Secretary 4. LARRY CLEAVER Band 1. JEANNE ANN CRAWFORD Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Treasurer 35 Cheerleader 1, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Sweetheart Ball Queen 45 STUCO 45 F.H.A. 45 Girls' Glee 45 Class Secretary 15 Twirler 2. SANDY CROMWELL Kayettes 1, 253,45 Vice-President 4, Kayette-of-the-Nine-Weeks 35 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, President 45 Pep Club 1,2, 45 Homecoming Oueen5 STUCO 2,35 Band 15 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Vocal Ensemble 1,45 Girls' Glee 1. MARSHA DAHL Kayettes 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Kayette-of-the-Nine-Weeks 45 STUCO 4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 An- nual Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1, 2,3,45 Stage Band 45 Ensemble 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' Glee 152, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 4. GLEN DAVIS Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Council 45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Stage Band 45 Ensemble 1,253,4, I Rating 1, 25 Soloist 253,4, I Rating 2,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Vocal Ensemble 152,3,45 Boys' Glee 1,2,35 German Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 One-Acts 3,4, Senior Play 4, junior Play 35 Basketball 3. DUANE FERGUSON Cross Country 2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 2, 35 L-Club 2, 3,45 STUCO 15 Senior Play 4. JOHN GERDES Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,35 I.-Club 2,3,4. FRANK HABBART Cross Country 2, 3, Lettered 2, 35 Track 1,2535 L-Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 3. ADRIAN HANNEMANN JIM HARLOW Football 152,3,4, Lettered 3,4, All-League 45 Basketball 1,253,4, Lettered 3,45 L-Club 2, 3,45 STUCO 4, President 45 Class President 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play 45 Mixed Chorus 4. GAYE HAZELTON F.H.A. 1,25 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Librarian 3. MICHAEL HEALY Golf 15 Band 15253545 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Stage Band 45 Soloist 2, 3,45 Ensemble 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Vocal Ensemble 45 Boys' Glee 1,25 German Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,4, President 35 One-Acts 2,3,4, Senior Play 4, junior Play 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 STUCO 45 Debate 1. PAT HEINZE Kayettes 2,3,4, President 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Band Council 35 En- semble 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Vocal Ensemble 2,45 Girls' Glee 1,2,3. STEVE JENSEN Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3, Manager 45 Track 1,2,3,4, Lettered 253,11-5L-Club 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 4. DAVE JORGENSEN Track 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Glee 1, 2, 35 Drama Club 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Annual Staff 4. TERRY KING Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 3,45 All-League 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 3,4, All-League 4, All-Area 4, All-State 45 Track 2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,45 L-Club 2, 3,45 Treasurer 45 Senior Play 4. NANCY LAGERGREN Band 1,2,3,45 Band Council 1,3,45 Soloist 2,3,45 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,45 Kayettes 1,2, 3,4, Kayette-of-the-Nine-Weeks 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 All State Band 45 Se- nior Play 45 junior Play 35 Librarian 4. DON LEWICK Cross Country 3,4, Lettered 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,45 Golf 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Council 3,45 Soloist 15 Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 I Rating 1, 35 Pep Band 15 Stage Band 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Boys Glee 15 L- Club 2, 3,45 Class President 45 Band Vice-President 3. STEVE LEWICK Football 2,3,4, Lettered 4, All-League 45 Basketball 3,4, Lettered 45 Track 3,4, Lettered 3,45 L-Club 3,45 Senior Play 45 Class Treasurer 3,4. STEVE LIGGETT Golf 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Council 35 Soloist 1,2, 35 Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 I Rating 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Stage Band 45 First Bandsman 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Vocal Ensemble 1,45 Boys' Glee 15 German Club 1,2, 3,4, President 35 Drama Club 35 L-Club 45 STUCO 35 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 One-Acts 3. JOYCE LUCK Kayettes 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Librarian 4. WILL MADDEN Football 15 Track 15 Wrestling 25 Golf 3,45 Band 1,2, 35 Ensemble 1, 25 German Club 35 Student Council 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 15 Class Vice-President 25 Debate 2,35 Nat'l Forensics League 35 Degree of Honor, Cal. Schol. Fed. 35 F.T.A. 2. GARY MCDONALD Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 2, L-Club 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. IVAN MCKINNEY Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4, All-League 4, All-Area 45 L-Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 45 German Club 1, 2,3,4. KAREN SUE MEIER F.H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 German Club 3. BOB NELSON Football 2,3,4, Lettered 45 Basketball 1, 3, Manager 25 Golf 3,4, Lettered 3,45 L-Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Council 2, 3,4, Band President 3,45 Soloist 15 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, l Rating 1,35 Pep Band 1,45 Stage Band 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Vocal Ensemble 1,45 I Rating 45 Boys' Glee 25 Student Council 2, 35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor 4. GORDON OBERMUELLER Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4, All-League 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,45 Track 1,3,4, Lettered 3,45 L-Club 2, 3,45 Senior Play 4. LINDA PISTORA Mixed Chorus 4 . DALEN RATHBUN Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4, All-League 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4, All-League 45 Track 1,2, 3, Lettered 2,35 L-Club 2, 3,4, President 45 Student Council 15 Class Vice-President 4. HOWARD REES Golf 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,35 Cross Country 3,4, Lettered 35451.-Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Band Vice-President 43 Band Council 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,43 Stage Band 43 German Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Annual Staff 4. BILL REINERT Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 3,43 Basketball 1, 23 Track 1, 2,33 L-Club 2, 3,4, Vice-President 43 Class President 2 . JOE REINERT Football 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,43 Track 1,23 L-Club 2, 3,43 Student Council 43 Class Treasurer 2. PAT RYAN Band 1,2,3,43 Band Council 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Soloist 1,2,3,43 Ensemble 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Vocal Ensemble 1, 2,3,43 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,43 Kayettes 43 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 4 . SHARON SCHNEIDER Kayettes 1,2,3,43 F.H.A. 43 Pep Club 1,23 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Ensemble 43 One-Acts 4. ANGELA SCHROEDER Drama Club 3,4, President 43 One-Acts 3,4, junior Play 3, Senior Play 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 33 Cheerleader 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Treasurer 43 Student Council 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 13 Band 13 Pep Band 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' Glee 1, Girls' Track 2. ROYCE SHAFFSTALL Football 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 43 Track 33 L-Club 2, 3,43 German Club 1, 23 Senior Play 4. WALLY SHELDON Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 43 Basketball 13 L-Club 3,43 Drama Club 33 Senior Play 4. NANCY SIMMONS Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Class Secretary 33 Kayettes 1, 2,3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Ensemble 43 Girls' Glee 1, 23 Student Council 43 One-Acts 33 Senior Play 4. CRAIG SRNA Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Ensemble 43 Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 43 German Club 13 One-Acts 1 . JIMMY STEWART Football 33 Golf 2, 3. PEGGY TEACH Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Vocal Ensemble 1, 3,45 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. MARSHA TIEMANN A Homecoming Attendant 43 Cheerleader 1,43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 Student Council 2, 3,43 Kayettes 1,2, 3,45 One- Acts 4, Senior Play 43 Girls' Glee 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Vocal Ensemble 4. NILS TVEIT Football 4, Lettered 43 Basketball 43 L-Club 43 Senior Play 4. RODNEY VON FAN GE Football 4. f KENNY WALLACE ALTA WENGER Kayettes 1,23 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 33 Librarian 3,4, MARY WILBECK Band 1,2, 3,43 Band Council 43 Soloist 2,4, I Rating 43 Ensemble 2, 3,43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Vocal Ensemble 1,3,43 Girls' Glee 33 Student Council 33 Annual Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, RANDAL WIRTH Football lj Band 1,2, 3,43 Soloist 1,23 Pep Band 1,2, 3,43 Stage Band 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,43 Vocal Ensemble 43 Boys' Glee 1,2, 33 German Club 2, 3,4, President 43 National Honor Society 3,4, RODNEY WIRTH Football 13 Band 1,2, 3,43 Band Council 23 Ensemble 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,43 Boys' Glee 1,25 German Club 1,2,3. ROGER WITTE Football 1,4, Lettered 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Band Council43 Ensemble 1,2,3,4, I Rating 33 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Vocal Ensemble 3,4, I Rating 43 Boys' Glee 2,33 German Club 1,4, LEANNE WOLTING Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Vocal Soloist 2, 33 Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,43 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,43 Kayettes l,2,3,4, Sec- retary 43 Student Council 3,4, Secretary 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Senior Play 43 Class Vice-President 23 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. a .,, Ong Wa ab! Marsha D. lr' P if L? 'Snr I ,k ,V ky, , N i ,fy ft ' 7 .. vb: -r 1 L , W . wi -Q . 13 5 if :sw I ek 5 8 :fly 2 a f F, r sigh: Nancy L. Pat R. 4 Z A V! N., QQ. 4 Glen Duane john Adrian Jim H. ,,,,K 5 3' L an a- . Ml Steve and Don Lewick Steve L. Joyce Will FI U Sharon Angela Randy and Royce Wally - . .. f K '51 2 ,5 ,. 3' Q L ' 2 Y f 2 .S 7. . . w -we ri! 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