Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

-ko ALA Q, QQRN QQQXQ ov V .KN Q' Q O . ' C ' ' QW' 'Passrmefo To HDR. Pmux Bmmoeor 1- Elf 1-Hg 1015-7 LINKS Bon-eo f ?F'f 7- , f M,. F'U B+LlISH?ED? BY THE sm.1mfENTs LJTNfC LN'Q SCHOOL AQ ' LrNQgo'LN,, NLEBM SgKA,' Q VQ L.UpQ4:E.x41 'I I i' .Q-1 1. ' .' - - ., . V , - V - 1 1957 LINKS B0 Barbara Barker Kale l-laggie - Harrier Sfriclcland Margarel Werlman Jim Meisinger Pro Sherman Silvija Liepnielcs Don Rixs+ine Ruin Garfner Mildred Waide R. W. Howland Carl Manilwey - - Edilor' - - Managing Edilror Formal Plwoiograplwy Ediior Senior Biography Ediror - Business Manager - Sludenf Phorograplwer - S+uden+ Plwolographer - Siudenr Plwoiograplwer - Board Adviser Financial Adviser Pholograpliy Adviser Plworography Adviser TABLE nr CUNTENT Faculry - 4 Classes - 22 Aciivilies - 74 Sporls - - I IO Adverlisernenls - I36 Index - 145 THEEAHEUHLMS . . . And we couldn'+ be prouder. These words are siqnilicanl ol Lincoln l-ligh School: nor only of The heroes of Jrhe loolball field and lhe baslcelball courl, buf ol every- one-everyone who has allended Lincoln l-ligh, everyone who has become a parl of ils Jrradilions and herilage, everyone in whom is inslilled lhe inlinile spiril ol lhe Linlqs. As Lincoln l-liqh conlinues lo grow, each sludenl loe- cornes fused as a linlc in lhe ever-lenglhening chain of lhe Linlcs. To Jrhal qreal spiril of Lincoln l-liqh School, lo The endless chain ol Jrhe Linlss, we, lhe Links Board, dedicale lhis edilion, The 1957 Links. These are the Links . . . .Mews ..,.,i..., ,W www-ww-N' ' f ,sm . 1 . ' Wpvfwf ..,,'N'V, X FACUL J The feachers of Lincoln High School-insfilling in +heir s+u- denis a knowledge of fhe lan- guage and fhe arfs, ceaselessly molding +oday's youfh info +o- Q morrow's cH'izens . . . . . . Tlzesv are tlzv Links. DR. STEVEN N. WATKINS, Super- inlendenl' of Schools, checlcs over lhe aclivilies schedule for +he Lincoln school sysiem. Upon Dr. Sleven N. Wallcins, Super- inlendenl of Schools, fall The dulies of co- ordinaling lhe curricula and aclivilies ol all 'rhe Lincoln Public Schools. l-le is aided by Dr. Rudolph Fredslrom, Associale Super- inlendenl of Schools, David Sell, Assislanl Superinrendenr in Charge of Business Af- fairs: and Ralph Parlc, Assislanl Superinlen- denl in Charge of Operalion and Mainle- Assisring wirh public school affairs are DAVID SELL, Assislanl Superinlendenl in Charge of Business Affairs: DR. RUDOLPH FREDSTROM, Associare Superinrend- em' of Schools: and RALPH PARK, Assislanr Superin- fendenl in Charge ol Operalion and Mainrenance. Lincoln Educational Program Broaclenecl by School Board Six civic-minded individuals malce up The Lincoln Board of Educalion Jrhis year. Through lhe eiclorls of lhis group, a new public schools aclivilies building was made possible for Jrhe use of The Lincoln schools. This building, which was compleled lasl sum- mer, is localed direclly soulh of Lincoln l-ligh School. FIGTTCG. Page 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Sealed: Glenn Yaussi, Warren T. Parker, Mrs. Rosc e l-l ll Robe C Venner Sfandi : l Ban ro mmon r ven ng Dr. Pau c ll, Roberr l-l. A , D. Sie N. W Higher School Standard Set by LHS Executives The distinct guality ot leadership is very evident in Lincoln l-ligh School's princi- pal, William B. Bogar. l-le has spent seven years as principal, and during this period, with the help ot student and taculty sug- gestions, has instituted many changes and improvements in the activities and curricu- lum programs at Lincoln l-ligh. Lincoln l-ligh's assistant principals, Dor- cas Weatherby, girls' adviser, and William Pteiti, boys' counselor, can always be rec- ognized by their triendliness and cordiality toward pupils. They are always available tor advice on studies, personal problems, col- lege plans, and scholarships. These people have greatly aided the educational standard ot Lincoln l-ligh School by raising it to a new high within the past year. Taking an ever-increasing interest in Lincoln l-ligh's broadening activities program, WILLIAM B. BOGAR, principal, contributes greatly to morale and school spirit. A triendly smile and a warm welcome greet anyone who steps into the ottice ot MISS ' DORCAS WEATHERBY, assistant principal and girls' adviser. Always available tor oidvice or iust a triendly chot is WILLIAM PFEIFF, who just completed his tirst year as assistant principal and boys' adviser. lt you're not in class, it's a sure thing that MISS MARSUERITE GUNDERMANN, at- tendance director, lcnows the reason why. Page 7 IPL lr 1 Keeping the main otlice running smoothly is a big job. , I ond it is handled expertly by MRS. ALICE HIBBERT, ottice clerlc, and MRS. ENID KAVAN, secretary to Mr. Bogar. Carolyn Warner thoroughly agrees with MRS. RUBY EVANS, boolc clerk, that no student should be without The Little Black Book, Lincoln t-ligh School's new handbook. Administrative details are handled smoothly by the clerks Page 8 and secretaries, who aid exec- utives, teachers, and pupils. An efficient tiling system enables MRS. MARTHA STROI-lM and MRS. MARIE PERRIN to tind a pupil's permanent record quiclcly and easily. MRS. HELEN HULTBER6 MRS. DORIS McCARTY di- ELDON l-lESKETT and MISS LOIS SCI-lWAB. recTs her aTTenTion To a read- sophomore class sponsors, discuss The ideas presenTs a discussion in ing discussion in her special in The looolc, Planning Your Future, Tor use one oT her special educa- education closs. in Their classes. Tion classes. Counselors advise students in various Tieldsp registration, program adjustment, social growth, vocational choice, and college preparation. Senior sponsors HARRY KUKLIN and MRS. VlRGlNlA ROBERTS discuss some oT The ocTiviTies oT special in- TeresT To seniors. MRS. ALICE UPDEGRAFT and GUILFORD BURNT-TAM, junior class advisers, consulT The boolc, About You, in preparaTion Tor Their classes. Chip Kulclin and Pamela Holloway receive Triendly advice al3ouT collefge plans Trorn WINDLE REEL, a sopho- TTIOI' e class sponsor. Page 9 MRS. RUTH GARTNER, Advocate and Links adviser, pauses lo char wilh Margarel Werrman, Links senior ediror, and Dwighl' Meierhenry. lirsl' semesrer Advocate didionary. sporls ediior. MISS MARGARET CTROURKE, English Jreacher and Mimes sponsor, finds infor- marion from a very reliable source, lhe English classes help to de- velop a thorough knowledge of the English language, with special emphasis on grammar, MAX LIEN, English inslrucror, seems lo be answering o puzzling guesrion for The srudenrs in one of his lively American lir- eralure classes. Larry Klein is learning all aboul movie oper- MRS. MARYLOUISE ALEXANDER, English leacher arion from ALVA CAVETT, who leeches and Mummers sponsor, discusses Jrhe Mummers' play, English and direcrs rhe visual education de- George Washington Slept Here, wilh Janice parrmenr. l-lellweg, Mummers' presidenr. Page 10 MISS EREDA SCI-IMELING MRS. JANET TERRY, who di- consulls a new Jrexlboolc where recls Ihe senior and iunior plays, she finds some dihferenl and reads a scripl' of Ihis year's inferesling ideas Io presenl Io senior ploy, L0 and Behold! her classes. English Ieacher CLINTON NELSON, Iils dislinclly inlo his elemenl' surrounded loy many books from his collec- lion. Reading and evaluating lit- erature from many lands and fI'0m many EYES IS all Imp0ftant Miss IRENE MARTIN, English deparlr- . menf head, ind MIES WAN DA CRAW- MER, E I' I , po W 'fer part of English classes. an Hzigziezszifgisi Os 'rhe Scribe. MISS ESTI-IER MONTGQMERY cannolr convince Jerry English Teachers MRS. MARION GILBERT, Sievers and John Gandara Thar There was really such Coed Counselor sponsor, and MISS MARY a person as Paul Bunyan. SIGLER, Joy Nighl sponsor, compare closs noles and plans. Page 1 1 BUEORD GROSSCUP, Varsity baseball coach. ond Pointing out the importance ot Lincoln's geo- NEIL HAFEMEISTER. intramural coordinator, talce graphical location to one ot his classes is history time out trom their busy schedules ot social studies teacher DARRELL GRELL, who also coaches the classes to greet our Links photographer. sophomore tootball team. The study of social sciences leads to a better understanding ot citizenship in our American democracy and our world com- e munity. Reading adds to your knowledge in every way, says MRS. RUTH PINNEY. history teacher, as she relaxes with a new boolc. Teaching a tull schedule ot sociol studies closses and sponsoring County Day keeps a teacher busy. as MISS WILHELMINA JOHN- SQN can tell you. A discussion ot voting in a current magazine draws the attention ot history teachers MRS. RUTH SCHWARZ, who sponsors Red Cross Council. and MISS FLORENCE JENKINS, Student Council adviser. Page 12 Distributing sweatshirts to traclcmen Bill Johnston and Bill Swanson is his- tory teacher and Varsity traclc coach HAROLD SCOTT. Taking a brealc trom his busy sched- ule is history teacher RICHARD BEECHNER, who coaches Lincoln l-ligh's golt team. Knowledge acquired in these fields confirms our per- sonal relationship tothe events of the past and the challenges ,Nor teach., MRS' ,RMA coomtss enters the gym tor on- of other practice session with the cheere leaders, whom she sponsors. By adding unusual tacts and data, MISS CARRIE ROBERTS, social studies department head. brings in- terest and variety into her classes. MRS. MABLE SWARD, library clerlc, and MISS EMMA SNYDER, librarion, tind an interesting news article in one ot the many newspapers in the Lincoln l-ligh library. Page 13 MISS FRANCES BUELL and DONO- VAN 'LUEDKE lcnow ThaT much valu- able maThemaTical knowledge can be gained Trom a sTudy oT prisms. MaTh Teachers MISS RUTH HALL, who heads The MaThe- moTics DeparTmenT, and MISS EDITH ELLIS, chairman of The E.C.A. CommiTTee, greeT our Links phoTographer wiTh Triendly smiles. MISS GRACE MCMAHON shows The spherical sTaTus oT The world in one oT her inTer- esTing igeomeTry classes. The Mathematics Teacher provides new and inTeresTing ideas Tor The classes oT MRS. LILLIAN THOMPSON and MRS. LAVINA DVORAK. Knowledge of math- MISS IVIILDRED WAIDE, molTh Teacher and business adviser Tor all school publicaTions, discusses The selling oT ads wiTh Deanne Duis and Jim Meisinger, Advocate and Links business managers. Closed Corridor! LYLE WEYAND, maTh Teacher and VarsiTy boslceTball coach, repri- mands Junior LamberT Tor enTering a Tor- bidden area. Page I4 ematics is just as essen- tial to everyday living as it is to highly specialized fields of work. R. W. HOWLAND, science Jreacher, reveals Jrhe inrricacies of a new camera +o one of his phorography classes. P Training in scientific fields is ofvalueto every- one in developing a com- prehension of both every- day happenings and un- usual occurrences. Yw Q, 'Q MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE. science Jreacher, lcnows Jrhor wilhoui proper care, planis cannoi flourish properly. Aoliusling a microscope for surveillance by one ol her classes is MISS LUCY GEIGER. science insirucior. Euiure scieniific geniuses may owe Jrheir lcnowleclge of physiology ancl chemislry io CARL MANTHEY and LEROY COLSON, science insiruciors. ' sm Glen Kempi ancl Nancy Tally seem fascinareol by lhe eleciric eye counrer Thai JULIUS D. YQUNG explains lo Them. JAMES SOMMERS, science leacher, also as- sumes ihe posilion of baclcfield coach for Lincoln l-ligh's fooiball ieam. Page 15 Jucly Ann Zaclina learns The origin of lhese comedy and Iragecly maslcs from l.al'in reacher MISS LORRAINE STRAS I-IEIM, who is also a Pepper sponsor. By gaining skill in foreign Showing one of lhe many Spanish sou- venirs which cudcl inieresl lo her classes is MISS TERESINA DANESE, Spanish Teacher and Usherelle sponsor. languages, a pupil may com municate with people of many COUl1tI'iES and cultures. Some of us may noi be alole io 'rranslaie 'rhe wriiing on Jrhis posler. buf i+'s a sure Thing lhai MISS VALERIA BONNELL, German Jreacher, knows whol il' means. Page I6 MISS ELIZABETH GRONE poinis our some of Frances geographical highlighfs in one of her inleresiing French classes. Discussing some of The laTesT arTisTic Trends are arT insTrucTors MRS. SHIRLEY MARTIN and DONALD BYORTI-I, who also sponsor ArT Club. Through Training in music and art, pupils become ac- TrumpeT player RuThie Miller seems ' ' T b ' 'ng a mus'cal joke wiTh lAOYLEeV?fnlgEgI-I, orches'lra and bancl irecTor. appreciate the fine arts. Unoler The direcTion oT MISS IVAN CALDWELL, music in- DOROTI-IEA GORE, The girls' sTrucTor, clirecTs The Apollo glees and ocTeT presenT many Choir, The boys ocTeT and ouTsTandinq performances. The boys' glees. Relaxing aTTer a rehearsal wiTh The Aeolian Choir, which he clirecTs, is I-IUGI-I RANSELER, who also charge oT The Lincoln Boys Choir. has Page 17 MISS HELEN HAGENSICK and MISS EULALIE BRATCHER discuss The resulis ol: a naiion-wide shorihand Jresi which was given in Their shori- hand classes. Pausing in preparing assignmenis for iheir iyping closses are MISS BETTY HECKMAN, who sponsors Aqualinks, and MRS. LEILA HUGHES, a Pepper sponsor. Home economics and com- I mercial teachers provide train- i ing for future work in the home I Always Ioolcing our for new recipes, MRS. GWENDOLYN COOPER and MISS MILDRED KEMP find some' Thing delicious for ihe cooking classes 'Io prepare. Page 18 -1- E or in any career. Q Two commercial reachers, MISS ESTHER LEFLER, who is head of Irhe business deparimeni, and MRS. KATH- ERINE STEWART. head oi ihe oudiring comrniiiee, inspeci a new iypewriier. Preparing to present a new ALBERT LAMERE, auto shop Head tootball coach ED topic to his drafting classes, teacher, seems certain that any- SCHWARTZKOPF explains a ARVID JOHNSON finds intor- one can understand the opera- blueprint layout to Gale Riley, motion in a current magazine. tion ot an ignition condenser. a pupil in his industrial cratts class. Prattical knowledge and skills necessary to future train- ing are the results ofthe varied efforts ofthe shop teachers. A comprehensive background ot au- tomobile operation and repair can be acquired in the classes ot ROB- ERT HARRINGTON, auto shop in- structor. New in the machine shop this yeor is the Bridgeport vertical mill, here being inspected by CLAUDE WIN- GROVE, CLARENCE EVANS, and CHESTER SAUS- MAN, shop teachers. Page 19 Physical education instructors PHIL MRS. ALICE YOUNGSCAP, school nurse. assures SPRAGUE, gymnastics coach, and Barbara Cade that it she can read this eye chart, she HAROLD GILLILAND, wrestling can read almost anything. coach, enioy an amusing story loe- tween their closses. Qualities ol sportsmanship, poise and health are pro- duced through basic training in physical and health eclucation and by participation in athletics. MISS HELEN MILLER, igirls' physical edu- cation teacher, gives Harriet Strickland some pointers in handling some new gym equipment. For the tirst time, Lincoln High's physical education closses were able to malce use ot this large, modern gym in the new Public Schools Activities Building. Page 20 CUSTODIANS: Bottom Row: Mrs. Pickering, Mrs. Crook, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Ashford, Mrs. Nelson. Row 2: Sypherd, Fredell, Gates, Kilkoyne, Johnson, l-losic, Wanislca, Flanagan, Childs, Luehr. Through the efforts of the cafeteria staff and the custo- dians, students are given well prepared food: and the school is kept clean and attractive. CAFETERIA STAFF: Bottom Row: Mrs. l-leclcman, Mrs. Myers, Mrs, Round, Mrs. Kargo. Row 2: Mrs. Winkler, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lott. Row 3: Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Lonclon, Mrs. l-loxie, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Lange. Mrs Farley Mrs Haas Mrs Schuelke . , . , . . Page 21 V 1 I x 1 - L xx , ix A X X CLAS SS S The s+uclen+s-carrying on 'll'1e fradiiions and heritage of Lincoln High School, forever loyal lo +l'1e greaf spirii' of'rl1e Links . . . . . . Tlnfsf' are tlzv Links. Carol Vermaas Paul Kreiss Paul Kreiss and Carol Vermaas wiTh idenTical scholasTic averages oT I.I6 each received a Lincoln l-ligh Scholarship Key, symbol oT superior achievemenT. This is pre- senTed To The senior mainTaining The high- esT grade average. Paul is also The winner oT The RegenTs' Scholarship. l-Tis exTra-curricular inTeresTs included InTernaTional Club, Science Club. lvlummers, Joy NighT. Carol, in addiTion To being scholasTi- cally superior, lisTed among her many ac- TiviTies Cheer Leader, Peppers, Agualinlcs Joy NighT, CleT Club, GAA. RegenTs' Scholarship alTernaTes include: Phyllis Brunlcow, Gale CoTTingham, KaTe T-laggie, John l-loerner, lvlary Jane Koch, l-larrieT STriclcland, Sue Thorpe, Yvonne Um- land, Brad WrighT. I Receive Color Day Honors Top Lincoln High Seniors Jose Gacusana, recipienT oT The l-larry Sidney Dobbins Award, was chosen Tor achievemenT in aThleTics, scholarship and ciTizenship. This award is presenTed annual- ly by lvir. and lvlrs. l-larry T. Dobbins in memory oT Their son. Jose earned Two leT- Ters in TooTball, Three in Track and Three in swimming. l-le has been sTaTe high school champion in The 50-yard Tree sTyle Tor The pasT Three years. l-larrieT STriclcland, GAA Award winner. has mainTained an enviable record boTh scholasTically and in The Tield oT girls' aTh- leTics where she has been ouTsTanding in mosT oT The spor-Ts oTFered. An average oT I.53 places her in The upper Three per cenT oT The class. l-larrieT received I2 emblems and I8 leTTers in Three years oT GAA par- TicipaTion. She served The organizaTion as presiclenT in her senior year. JaneT TeSelle has been awarded The l-larold C. Mardis Scholarship, esTablished To honor a Tormer Lincoln High principal. JaneT, wiTh an average oT I.7l, is in The upper Ten percenT oT The class. She has parTicipaTed in numerous acTiviTies includ- ing Coed Counselors, Joy NighT, InTerna- Tional Club, Peppers. Jose Gacusana HarrieT STrickland JaneT TeSelle Page 24 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: BoHom Row: Myers. Gellman, Blende, Pinlcerron, presideni: Duis, vice-presidenlrq Sanger, secrelary-Ireasurer: Healey, Haggie, TeSeIle. Row 2: Joanna Rogers, Liepnielcs. McMuIIens, Werlman, Mosher, Cullen, Keill, Misa. Besch. Purviance. Row 3: Laase, Umland, Morgan, Hanson, Waller, Roker, Queen, Blore. Smifh, Vermaas. Row 4: Hanneman, Barrell, Busboom, Bernslien, Cook. Jones, Kreiss, Place, Johnsfon, Klein. Honor Society Initiates Seventy-Seven Sevenly-seven of The Class of I957 were The lceyslone and flaming Iorch symbolize selecled for membership in Ihe Lincoln High Ihe high ideals and purposes of The sociely. chapler ol Nalional Honor Sociely. Membership is based on scholarship, cifi- zenship, leadership and service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: BoHom Row: Udd, Cox, Turner, Sfriclcland, OH, Ellsworfh, Luiz, Bryan. Row 2: Moomaw, Jane Rogers, Thorpe, Caldwell, Davis, Shlaphohc, Warner, Wagner. Row 3: Brunlcow, Slepanelc, Collingham, Burneli, Beclamann, Crosby, Plall. Koch. Row 4: Sranley, Barker, Hoerner, Cadwallader, Wrighi, I-louchen, Hughes, Meierhenry, Sommer, Porler. Noi' picfured: Carrier, Dean, Orwig, Sfaklis. Page 25 Class of l957 Recalls Three Memorable Years During lhese years al Lincoln I-ligh, we. lhe Class of I957, have worked hard and accomplished greal lhings. Teachers have diliqenlly helped us achieve our goals ol honor roll, Nalional I-lonor Sociely, and scholarships. We have sludied hard for lesls, swealed over senior lhemes and Those Abboff Agena Ahrends Allen Andrews, D. Andrews, P. Arledge Aiaisik Counly Day. Page 26 SHARON LEE BAKER: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Inlernalional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens. linal lesls, and have parlicipaled in school aclivilies. As we graduale and look inro Jrhe fu- lure we musl pul inlo praclice all lhese lhings we have learned. Truly we have grasped Jrhe spiril of The Links and now we musl nol Iel go. BEVERLY ANN ABBOTT: Arls and Sciences, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MARLEN H. AGENA: Trades Preparalory-Carpenlry, Boys Glee Club. LARRY LEE Al-IRENDS: Trades Preparalory-Carpenlry. CAROLYN M. ALLEN: Business Adminisfralion and Teachers, junior play commillee, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. DENNIS LYNN ANDREWS: lndusirial Arls, Sophomore Band. PATRICIA ANN ANDREWS: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, senior play commillee, Assembly Commirlee, Fulure Nurses Club, GAA, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. baskelball. volleyball, and badminlon emblems, Ushererres. WILLARD DEAN ARLEDGE: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Junior Class vice-presidenr. I-lome Room Represeniarive, L Club president Apollo Choir, Reserve and Varsiry foorball Ielrers, Reserve and Varsiry golf Ierrers, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, GUNEL ATAISIK: Arls and Sciences, Library Commirlee, Inlernalional Club, Science Club, honor roll, American Field Service Exchange Sludenl from Turkey. MYRA JANETTE BAARS: Clerical, Peppers. WILLIAM THOMAS BAMMER: Business Adminislraiion and Teachers. MARILYN GWEN BANISTER: Aris and Sciences, Aqualinks, Peppers squad leader, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll. Baars Baker Bammer BHHISTGI' Barker Barnhill Barrefr, J. Barrefr, M. Baumgarfner Beboui' KAY ARDIS BECKMAN: Business Adminisfrafion and Teach- ers, Home Room Alfernafe, Advocate reporfer, opera lead, junior play casf, senior play commiffee, Mummers play casf, Library Commiffee, Safefy Commiffee, Clef Club, Inferna- fional Club vice-presiclenf and freasurer, Mummers, Fufure Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Ocfef, Joy Nighf par- ficipanf, Sfafe Music Clinic, honor roll. BONNIE LOU BECKMANN: Arfs and Sciences, Advocate reporfer. opera chorus, Clef Club, Coed Counselors secre- Tary-freasurer, Fufure Nurses Club, lnfernafional Club, Pep- pers, Ouill and Scroll, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf Cenfral Commiffee and parficipanf, Ushereffes, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociefy. SAMUEL KNOX BELER: Business Adminisfrafion and Teach- ers, L Club president Apollo Choir freasurer, Reserve baslcef- ball leffer, Varsiry fraclc leffer, Joy Nighf parficipanf. JACOUELINE ANN BENZING: Business Adminisfrafion and Teachers, Clef Club, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Wrifers Club, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee club, badminfon, volleyball, and bowling emblems. EDWARD THOMAS BERGMAN: Business Adminisfrafion. ZEFF JAY BERNSTIEN: Arfs and Sciences, Home Room Represenfafive and Alfernafe, Advocate reporfer, junior play commiffee, senior play cas+, Mummers play casf, Camera Club, lnfernafional Club, Mimes presidenf, Mummers vice- presidenf, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighf parficipanf, Nafional Honor Sociefy. CHARLYN YVONNE BESCH: Arfs and Sciences, iunior play commiffee, E.C.A. Commiffee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociefy. DARRYL WAYNE BIGGERSTAEF: Business Adminisfrafion and Teachers, Advocate adverfising sfaff, Links salesman. Scribe business manager, Camera Club vice-presidenf and secrefary, Science Club, Wrifers Club, Debafe, Nafional Forensic League secrefary-freasurer, debafe leffer, Fine Arfs Eesfival. LARRY EUGENE BIGLEY: Business Adminisfrafion. ANN R. BILLMYER: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Repre- senfarive, Sfudenf Council, Safefy Commiffee, Ari Club, lnfernafional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Wrifers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf parficipanf, Varsify Cheerleader. CARRIE MARLENE BLACK' Clerical Pe ers Band So ho- - - PP - 1 P more Band, Band leffer. LAURlE ELON BLENDE: Arfs and Sciences, Home Room Alfernafe, opera chorus, E.C.A. Cornmiilee chairman, Safefy Commiffee co-chairman, Clef Club secrefary-freasurer, lnfer- narional Club presidenf and vice-president Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Ocfef, Joy Nighl' parficipanf, Sfafe Music Clinic, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociely. BARBARA JOAN BARKER: Arfs and Sciences, Links edifor, iunior play commilfee, senior play commiH'ee, Library Com- miffee, Safefy Commiffee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Mimes, Peppers, Quill and Scroll. Red Cross Council, Wrifers Club, Apollo Choir vice-presiclenf, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, N.H.S.P.A. award, N.S.P.A. Conference, Joy Nighf parficipanf, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociefy. JOHN GENE BARNHILL: Trades Preparafory-Aufo Shop, Reserve and Varsify wresfling leHers. JACK M. BARRETT: Trades Preparafory-Prinfing, honor roll. MARLENE RAE BARRETT: Arfs and Sciences, Advocate ad- verfising sfaff, iunior play commiflee, opera chorus, Safefy Commiffee, Clef Club, Mimes, Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens presidenf and freasurer, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club accom- panisf, Joy Nighl' parficipanf, Sfafe Music Clinic, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociely. JANE LEA BAUMGARTNER: Arfs and Sciences, opera chorus, Clef Club, lnfernafional Club, Orpheons, Peppers assisranf squad leader, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf parfici- panf, honor roll. SANDRA K. BEBOUT: Arfs and Sciences, Fufure Nurses Club, Peppers, Apollo Choir, .Junior Girls Glee Club. Beckman Beckmann Beler Benzing Bergman Bernsfien Besch Biggersfaff Bigley Billmyer Black Blende P Page 27 Blore Blue Bobs? Boffs Boveia Bray ELIZABETH L. BLORE: Arls and Sciences, Camera Club vice-presidenl' and secreiary, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Ushereiles, honor roll, Nalional Honor Socieiy. SARA DUNNINGTON BLUE: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represeniafive, Future Nurses Club, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, honor roll. KAREN LEE BOBST: Business Adminisirarion and Teachers, senior play commirlee, Safely Commiflee. Coed Counselors, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club librarian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles. DAVID CURTlS BOCKELMAN: Engineering, Science Club, Joy Nighi crew. CLAU DYNE BOSAK: Slenographic. RICHARD ALLAN BOSWELL: Engineering, Science Club, Joy Nighf crew. CAROLYN JOANN BOTTS: Business Adminisfrarion and Teachers. Home Room Represenralive, opera chorus, GAA secrerary and ireasurer, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolien Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baskelball, 'louch foorball, badminlon, volleyball, and bowling emblems, Joy Nighl pariicipani. Bruce Brunkow Bryan Bockelman Bosak Boswell Breslow Brill Brownson ROGER DUANE BOVEIAV: lndusirial Arls. GEORGE F. BRAY, JR.: lndusirial Arls. LOIS HAVA BRESLOW: Business Adminislraiion and Teach- ers, Band, Sophomore Band, Band leiler. ALAN WAYNE BRILL: Engineering. AUDREY COZETTA BROWNSON: Clerical, Peppers. MARSHALL C. BRUCE: Engineering. PHYLLlS JEAN BRUNKOW: Arl's and Sciences, opera cho- rus, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Naiional Honor Socieiy. DONNA LEE BRYAN: Business Adminisiralion and Teachers, iunior play commiriee, Coed Counselors, lniernalional Club, Mimes secreiary, Peppers assisranl' squad leader, Wrirers Club, World Aliiairs Conference, Naiional Honor Sociely, JAMES R. BRYANT: lndusirial Arl's. ROBERT LEE BUETHE: Business Adrninisiraiion and Teachers, Orpheons presidenl, Band presidenl, Sophomore Band, Or- chesrra vice-president Band leller, Joy Nighl' parricipani, Slaie Music Clinic. JERRY LEE BUNTEMEYER: lnduslrial Arls. Bryan? Buefhe Bunfemeyer Page 28 MARY ANN BURBACK: Clerical, Peppers, Apollo Choir. MICHAEL JOE BURKE: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Senior Class president I-lome Room Represenfaiive and Allernaie, Sludenl Council, Boys Glee Club, Joy Night pariicipanl. JERRY LEE BURLEY: Business Adminislraiion, Home Room Alfernale, Reserve gymnaslics manager leller. PATRICIA ANN BURNETT: Business Adminislraiion and Teachers, junior play casr, senior play cornmiilee, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Mummers, Peppers, Y-Teens vice- Dresidenr, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighi' pariicipanl, Slale Music Clinic, honor roll, Narional Honor Socieiy. RONALD L. BUSBOOM: Engineering, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. DONALD LEROY BYE: Trades Preparalory-Eleclricily. BARBARA JEAN CADE: Arls and Sciences, Fuiure Nurses Club, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Peppers. JAMES CHARLES CADWALLADER: Aris and Sciences, Home Room Represenlalive, Sludeni' Council, senior play casr, Mummers play casl and commillee, opera lead, Safely Commillee, lnrernalional Club, Mimes, Mummers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir vice-president Boys Glee Club, Boys Ocler. Reserve baslcerball manager leller, Counly Day. Joy Nighf parficipanl, S+a+e Music Clinic, American Field Service, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociely. PATRICIA LEE CALCATERRA: Business Adminisiralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, iunior play commiilee, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MIRIAM KAY CALDWELL: Arls and Sciences, Advocate copyreader, iunior play commillee. opera lead, Coed Coun- selors, Fuiure Nurses Club secrelary-lreasurer. Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens music chairman, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Girls Oclei, Snowball Aliendanl, Joy Niqhf pariicipanl. Siale Music Clinic, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, honor roll, Nafional Honor Socieiy. DAVID THROOP CALHOUN: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Advocate assislanl sporls ediior, iunior play casr, senior play casl, Mummers play slage manager, opera lead, lniernalional Club, L Club, Mummers, Aeolian Choir manager, Boys Glee Club, Boys Ociel, Varsily lennis leller, Joy Nighi pariicipanl, Slale Music Clinic, Fine Arls Feslival. CAROL LEE CAMPBELL: Slenographic, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. FLOYD NORMAN CAMPBELL: lnduslrial Aris. CAROL JEAN CANTERBURY: Slenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. NANCY .JANE CANTERBURY: Slenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl pariicipanl. BARBARA HELENE CAREY: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenlalive and Alrernare, Advocate news ediior, senior play commillee, opera chorus, Safely Commiilee, Clei Club, lnlernalional Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Red Cross Council, Ouill and Scroll, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club presidenf, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighi' Ceniral Commiiiee and parlicipani, honor rall. JEANNE WEST CARRIER: Aris and Sciences, Siuclenl Coune cil presidenl and vice-president Advocate second page edi- lor, senior play commifiee, Aqualinks, GAA, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Wriiers Club presideni and vice-presidenl, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club secreiary, golf leller and emblem, Varsily Cheerleader, Counly Day, Joy Nighl' pariicipanl, home- coming queen, honor roll, National Honor Sociely. JUDITH KAY CARROLL: Business Adminisiralion and Teach- ers, Home Room Represenlalive and Aliernale, Peppers squad leader, Apollo Choir. Sophomore Girls Glee Club. , M, '-L Mem WY 2, qw-yr R s if felc.-Jx K Burbaclc Burke Burner? Busboom Cade Cadwallader Caldwell Calhoun Campbell, F. Canferbury, C. Carey Carrier Burley Bye Calcarerra C b Il amp e , Canferbury, Carroll Pa c. N. ge 29 Case Casper Calron Cepure Cerny Charles Cihasfain Chilfon Chrisliansen Churchill Clcsner Colby lnlernafional Club. Peppers presidenl, Wrilers Club, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club secrelary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club vice-president lable fennis lef+er and emblem, Counly Day, Girls' Sfafe, Joy Nighf parficipanl. LESTER COl.LlERS, JR.: lnduslrial Arls, Band. Band leller, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. PATRICIA ANN COMBS: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band. Sophomore Band. ROBERT LEROY COMER: Trades Preparalory-Carpenlry. BRUCE A. CONDON: lnduslrial Arls, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl. LARRY C. CONVERSE: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, L Club, Varsily swimming leller. MICHAEL TERRANCE COOK: Aris and Sciences. Page 30 ROBERT J. CASE: Trades Preparalory-Aulo Shop. KAY l. JOHNSON CASPER: Clerical, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SANDRA JANE CATRON: Businesss Aclminislralion and Teachers, Senior Class secrelary, Home Room Represenfalive and Alfernale, Advocate reporler, Links salesman, Scribe salesman. iunior play commilfee, Mummers play commillee. opera chorus, Safely Commillee, Fulure Nurses Club, Mum- mers, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council Wrilers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, librar- ian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Varsify Cheerleader, Joy Nighi parlicipanl and crew, honor roll. JANIS CEPURE: Engineering. GARY DON CERNY: Fine Arls. L Club, Sophomore Band, Orchesfra, Reserve, Varsily and manager gymnaslics lellers. SUSAN LYNNE CHARLES: Business Adrninislralion and Teachers, lnfernarional Club, Peppers. ALLEN CLARK CHASTAIN: Engineering, Reserve and Var- sil'y baseball lellers. DONALD GLEN CHILTON: Business Adminislralion. GARY RAY CHRISTIANSEN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenialive, Mummers play casf, opera lead, lnfernalional Club, L Club. Mummers, Aeolian Choir, 'Boys Glee Club, Boys Oclel, Varsiiy lraclr manager lerler, Joy Nighl' parlicipanf, Fine Arfs Fesfival. MARVIN LEROY CHURCHILL: lnduslrial Arls. GARY M. CLOSNER: Business Adminisfralion and Teachers. SARAH COLBY: Arls and Sciences, Sludenl Council, Advo- aate reporler, opera chorus, Safe+y Commillee, Aqualinlcs, Clel Club presidenl, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, Colliers Combs Comer Condon Converse Cook, M. Cook, R. Cooper Copeland, M. Copeland, N. Coppinger Corn GAYLE BLYTHE COTTINGHAM: Engineering, opera chorus, Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Boys Oclel, Sophomore debafe award, Joy Nighf par+icipanl', honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. RICHARD E. COUCH: Business Adminislralion. DONNA LYN COX: Ar+s and Sciences, Home Room Repre- senlafive, Advocate book review edilor, junior play corn- millee, senior play produclion manager, Mummers play sfudenf direcfor and commifree, Library Commiflee, Safely Commiflee, Aqualinlcs, Arr Club secrelary, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Debaie, lnlernafional Club, Mummers secrelary, Peppers, Joy Nighf Cenlral Commilfee and crew, honor roll, Nalional Honor sociery. JOHNNY C. COX: Engineering, Siuclenl' Council vice- presiclenl, Mummers play casf, opera chorus, Mumrners, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighl' Cenlral Com- miflee and parlicipanr, Keen Time Council. LARRY JAY CRABB: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Apollo Choir, Joy Nighr parficipanf. lvlEREDlTH MERNA CRAIN: Business Aclminislralion and Teachers, Safely Commi++ee, Fulure Nurses Club presidenl, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens. VERA DEANNA CROCKETT: Homemalcing, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. PATRICIA ANNE CROSBY: Arls and Sciences, E.C.A. Corn- mil l'ee, Safely Commilrlee, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociery. BARBARA GAIL CRUMB: Clerical, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SHARRON JEAN CULLEN: Business Adminislraiion and Teachers, iunior play commilfee, opera chorus, E.C.A. Com- miflee, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, Science Club secreiary, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighlr parlicipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. JUDITH CATHERINE CURTIS: Arls and Sciences, opera chorus, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf parficipanf, DEE ERNEST CUTTELL: Business Adrninslralion and Teachers. ROY EDWARD COOK: Engineering, Home Room Allernafe. Camera Club president Band vice-president Sophomore Bancl, Orcheslre, Band leH'er, Slale Music Clinic, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociely, THOMAS REED COOPER: Engineering, Banol, Sophomore Band, Band leller, Joy Night parlicipani. MARLENE A. COPELAND: Arls and Sciences. NOEL JOHN COPELAND: Engineering, Advocate reporier, lnfernalional Club, Joy Nighr parficipanl. JOYCE ELAINE COPPINGER: Slenographic, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parficipanl, honor roll. ROGER ALAN CORN: Business Aclminislralion and Teach- ers, Camera Club, Reserve swimming and 'rrack lellers. Colfingham Couch Cox, D. Cox, J. Crabb Crain Crockeii' Crosby Crumb Cullen Curris Cuffell Page 31 MARILYN KAY DALLAS: Homemalcing, Peppers. ROBERT LEE DALLY: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. DONALD G. DAVIS: Business Aclminis+ra+ion and Teachers, Home Room Represenralive and Allernare, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily ioolball lellers, Reserve and Varsily 'rrack lellers, Debare. Joy Niqhr parricipanl, Counly Day. PAMELA HALL DAVIS: Arls and Sciences, Advocate adver- lising slafl, E.C.A. Commifree, Aqualinlcs, Arr Club, GAA, lnrernalional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. horseback riding emblem, honor roll, Nalional Honor Society. WILLIAM H. DAVIS: lnduslrial Arls. DeBoer Deqenhardl Denham Derby Dickey Diekmann, S. J. Diekmann, S. A. Dolberg Dooley Dubas Duis Duke Page 32 Dallas Dally Davis, D. Davis, P. Davis, W. Dean ROGER LEE DEAN: Arls and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Allernale, Advocate reporler, iunior play casl, Mummers play cast Safery Commillee, lnlernalional Club, Mummers, Band, Sophomore Band, Reserve lraclc lelrer, Boys' STa'l'e, Narional Honor Sociely. BONNIE LOU DEBOER: Clerical, Peppers, Y-Teens. GRETCHEN KAY DEGENHARDT: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Salery Commilfee, Fulure Nurses Club, Or- pheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Band, Junior Girls Glee Club, Band lelfer. ROBERT E. DENHAM: lndusrrial Arls. JOHN ARDEN DERBY: Arls and Sciences, Mummers play comrnilfee, Mummers, Science Club, Boys Glee Club. PAYE MARIE DICKEY: Business Aclminislralion and Teach- ers, iunior play commillee. Coed Counselors, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SANDRA JEAN DIEKMANN: Homemalcing, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SHIRLEY ANN DIEKMANN: Slenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens. Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Joy Nighl' parricipani. WARREN DEAN DOLBERG: Trades Preparalory-Carpcnlry, L Club, Reserve and Varsily baseball leflers. RONALD DELAX DOOLEY: Engineering. LAWRENCE T. DUBAS: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Advocate repor+er, senior play commilree, Mummers play commilrlee, Mummers, Joy Nighl parricipanl, Doormen. ANITA DEANNE DUIS: Ar+s and Sciences and Engineering. Home Room Allernare, Advocate business manager, Linkx salesman, iunior play commiffee, senior play commillee, E.C.A. Commillee, Safely Commillee. Camera Club vice- presidenr, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Peppers squad leader, Quill and Scroll, Wrilers Club vice-president Joy Nighl' parlicipanr, honor roll, Narional Honor Sociely vice-president AILENE N. DUKE: Business Aclminislrafion and Teachers, Peppers. LARRY GENE DURST: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS: Arls and Sciences, Mimes, Pep- pers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sopho- more Girls Glee Club. JOHN ARTHUR ELLIOTT: Engineering, Junior Class presi- clenl, Senior Class vice-presidenl, Home Room Represenfalive, L Club, Reserve and Varsily baslfefball lellers, Reserve and Varsily loolball lellers, Reserve and Varsily 'track lellers. SHARON LEE ELLSWORTH: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Sfuclenl' Council, opera chorus, Safely Commillee, Aqualinlcs vice-presidenl. Arl Club presidenl, Clef Club presi- denl, Fulure Nurses Club secrelary-Treasurer and correspond- ing secrelary. Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club vice-presidenl, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Courily Day, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl, Apprenlice Cheer- leader, Varsily Cheerleader, Keen Time Council chairman. homecoming allendanl, winler sporls allendanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JAMES FORREST ENO: Engineering, opera casl, Arl Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Boys Oclel, Joy Nighl parficipanl, Slale Music Clinic. GARY LEE ERICKSONI lnduslrial Arls. DONALD HOWARD FAZEL: Trades Preparalory. DONNA LEE FINIGAN: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, iunior play comrnillee, lnlernarional Club, Peppers. BARBARA KAY FIRESTONE: Slenographic, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, iunior play commillee, senior play commiflee, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club. KATHLEEN JANET EISK: l-lomemalcing, Home Room Aller- nafe, Safely Commillee, Fufure Nurses Club, GAA, ln+er- nafional Club secrelary, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Unifed Nalions Seminar. ANN MARIE FISHER: Business Aclminislralion ancl Teachers, Home Room Represenralive and Allernale, Advocate re- porler, iunior play commillee, senior play commillee, Safely Commillee, Arl Club vice-presiclenl, lnrernalional Club, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl crew and parlicipanl. JAMES HENRY FOX: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Allernale, L Club. Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily baseball lellers, Joy Nighr parlicipanl. DWAYNE ALBERT FRAILEY: Engineering, Science Club lreasurer, Joy Nighf parlicipanl. NAOMl GAlL ERANClS: Business Aclminislralion and Teachers. MARlLYN KAY FRANK: Slenographic, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl. JOYCE LARAE FRANZEN: Slenographic, Peppers. JANET LOYE FREESE: Arls and Sciences, opera chorus. Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, lnlernalional Club, Peppers. Aeolian Choir, Joy Night parlicipanl. DARREL WAYNE FRENZEL: Arls and Sciences and Business Adminislralion and Teachers, lnlernalional Club, Science Club, Band, Joy Nighr Cenlral Commiflee, honor roll. Dursl' Edwards Elliolr Ellsworth Eno Erickson Fazel Finigan Fireslone Fisk Fisher Fox Freilev Francis Frank Franzen Freese Frenzel Page 33 ' I 'A,:: i n -. , .,l, - .T , , ' , A ' -,v, ,.',-4 F' . .':', : 2 :E . ., 1-xiii' I f . -- ' W? '- 4--:. lv V ' , r Q :,. 1 ,'.v. i v,-,.. ,.,,..g,-'j- Y 2 ---.,. E -' 'v -g 1,3 , f-A. .A,,.. I 4 I ' ' I T ,if A I s' I .:'i,: '5 '5 , ' . , , ,Q - W . A ' I 'I gy gf ,,'A, Z Ab., fm, I, Q 5 A fi il f is 'A,M. , al. rl 'I Friedman Frills Frilz Gable Gacusana Gandara MORRIS GENE ERIEDMAN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Band. NAOMA JEAN FRITTS: Clerical, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens. Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baseball and lable lennis emblems. JAYNE E. FRITZ: Clerical, Home Room Represenlalive, opera chorus, Peppers. Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Niqhl parlicipanl. BETTE JOYCE FULLER: Slenographic, Library Commillee, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll. CAROLYN JEAN FULTS: Arls and Sciences, Safely Com- millee, Fulure Nurses Club, GAA, Y-Teens publicily chair- man, horseback riding emblem, Usherelles. Gardner Gaylor Geisllinger Gillen Gellrnan Goeden Page 34 Fuller Fulls Fusselman Gannon Garcia, J. Garcia, R. SHIRLEY ANN FUSSELMAN: Arls and Sciences, Salely Commillee chairman, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers, honor roll. RAYMON LYLE GABLE: Clerical. JOSE M. GACUSANA: Engineering, Home Room Represen- lalive and Allernale, L Club, Red Cross Council, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily loolball lellers, Varsily swimming and lraclc lellers, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Counly Day. JOHNNY GANDARA: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Reserve baseball Ieller, Reserve and Varsily loolball Ie+lers. KENNETH GANNON: Trades Preparalory-Prinling, Home Room Represenlalive. JOHN VINCENT GARCIA: Trades Preparalory-Prinling. RAYMOND JON GARCIA: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Reserve gymnaslics leller, Varsily wreslling Ieller. LARRY DEAN GARDNER: Trades Preparalory-Aulo Shop. MELVIN E. GAYLOR: lncluslrial Arls. CLARICE ANN GEISTLINGER: Slenographic, Home Room Represenlalive, senior play commillee, GAA, Peppers, Soph- omore Band, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, swimming and bowling emblems, honor roll. FRANK-EDWARD JOHN CHARLES DAVID GILLEN: Arls and Sciences and Engineering, Links salesman, junior play sludenl direclor, Mummers play commillee, Mimes, Mum- mers, Science Club, Wrilers Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll. PATRICIA ANN G-ETTMAN: Slenographic, Junior Class lreasurer, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, Advo- cate reporler, Links lypisl, Salely Commillee, Coed Coun- selors, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers vice-presidenl, Y-Teens. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl and crew, Twirler, Head Drum Maior, homecoming allendanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JANICE ADEL GOEDEN: Slenographic, GAA, Fulure Nurses Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sopho- more Girls Glee Club, Links salesman, Joy Nighl parlici- panl. ELEANOR IRENE GONZALEZ: l-Iomemalcing, Peppers, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club. JUDITI-I KAY GOODENKAUF: Sienographic, GAA, Inler- nafional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, hiking emblem. REBECCA GOODMAN: Arirs and Sciences, Advocate ex- change edilor, Scribe edilor, Mummers play commiliee. Fulure Nurses Club, Mimes vice-president Mummers, Pep- pers squad leader, Wrirers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. GERALDINE ADA GRADY: I-lomemalcing. MICHAEL JEROME GRAETZ: Engineering, Home Room Represenlaiive, senior play commiilee, Mummers play casl and commillee, Camera Club secrelary, Mimes, Mummers. Science Club, Boys Glee Club, Debale, debale lelier, Joy Nigh+ parlicipani, honor roll. JERRY EUGENE GRAFF: Trades Preparalory-Machine Shop. CLAUDETTE MARIE GRAHAM: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Aliernaie, opera chorus, Clei Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Ocfel, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Siaie Music Clinic, honor roll. JUDITI-I JEANETTE GRAY: I-lomemaking, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. VIRGINIA PAULINE GREEN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, opera commiliee, senior play commillee, Inlerna- iional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Joy Nighi crew. JUDITI-I FRANCIS GRIFFIN: Business Adminisfraiion and Teachers, Advocate phofographer, Camera Club Ireasurer, GAA, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, bowling emblem, honor roll. JAYELL WAYNE GROSS: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. LEVONNE JOY GRUTTIS: Business Adminisiraiion, Clef Club, Fuiure Nurses Club, Mimes, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf pariicipani. LARRY E. I-IAACK: Engineering, Camera Club, L Club, Var- siiy lraclc lelier, Joy Nighf parlicipanl, Graham Gray Green Haack, L. Haack, S. Haas Gonzalez Goodenkauf Goodman Grady Graefz Graff SANDRA JEAN HAACK: Business Adminisirafion, Camera Club, lnlernafional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelfes. DENNIS DALE I-IAAS: Business Adminisiralion and Teachers. DENNE LORRAINE I-IACKSTADT: Homemalcing, GAA vice- presidenl, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baske+balI, swimming, badminion, volleyball, and hilcinq leHers, iouch foolball and lable +ennis emblems. KATE MORROW HAGGIE: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenfafive and Alfernaie, Links managing ediior. Scribe managing edilor, Peppers, Wriiers Club, Joy Nighl parficipani, American Field Service, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JERRY RICHARD HAHN: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Advocate iealure ediior, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighf parlicipani. Griffin Gross Grullis Hackslaclf Haggis Hahn, J. Page 35 Hahn, R. Hamillon Hanneman, J. Hanneman, L. Hansen, D. Hansen, G. Hanson Hanfhorn Hard? Harris Hari Harvey Hawk Headley Healey Hedglin Hellweg Henlhorn Page 36 RONALD RALPH HAHN: Engineering, Band, Sophomore Band. Varsiiy swimming manager leller, Band leller, Joy Nighl parlicipant JOHNNY D. HAMILTON: Business Adminislralion, Mum- mers play cast lviummers, Wrifers Club. JUDITH SUE HANNEMAN: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, Sludenl Council, Advocate reporler. senior play commillee. Mummers play commillee, Safeiy Commillee, Clel' Club vice-president Inlernalional Club presidenl and lreasurer, lvlummers. Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club librarian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club president Joy Nighl parlicipant American Field Service, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. LARRY EDWARD HANNEMAN: Engineering, iunior play slage manager. DARRELL J. HANSEN: Trades Preperalory-Elecfricily. GARY LEE HANSEN: Engineering, Ari Club. Band, Orches- lra, Joy Nighl' parficipanl. KAREN A. HANSON: Arls and Sciences. Home Room Rep- resenlalive and Aliernale, senior play commillee, Safely Commiliee, Camera Club president Coed Counselors presi- dent Fulure Nurses Club, Inlernaiional Club, Mimes. Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf parlicipant honor roll. Naiional Honor Sociely. ROBERT DALE I-IANTHORN: Engineering. LARRY HARDT: Engineering. WANDA KAY HARRIS: Clerical, Home Room Represenla- live, Peppers. Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club. LARRY E. HART: lnduslrial Aris, Boys Glee. EDITH LUELLA HARVEY: Homemalcing, Peppers. NORMA JEAN HAWK: Slenographic, iunior play commillee. senior play commillee. Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Ushereiles. ROBERT L. HEADLEY: lnduslrial Aris. L Club, Reserve and Varsily gymnaslics lellers. SUSAN ROSE HEALEY: Arls and Sciences, Advocate ex- change edilor, junior play commillee, opera chorus, Aque- links presidenl and ireasurer, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Orpheons, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Joy Nighl' parlicipant honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. DANIEL LEE HEDGLIN: Arls and Sciences. Reserve baseball leiler. JANICE ANN HELLWEG: Arfs and Sciences, Home Room Alrernafe, Advocate adverfising slari, Links salesman, iunior play commillee, Mummers play cast Salefy Commillee, Arl Club. Fulure Nurses Club, Inlernalional Club. lviimes, Mum- mers president Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll. LARRY JAMES HENTHORN: Engineering. Hergenrader, G. Hergenrader, J. Herqenrader, R. Hibberr l-lildrelh Hill Hilliqoss, D. Hilligoss, R. Hinkle GARY D. HERGENRADER: Trades Preparalory-Machine Shop, Home Room Represenlalive. JANlCE JANE HERGENRADER: Clerical, opera chorus, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. ROCHELLE KAY HERGENRADER: Aris and Sciences, Clef Club, Orpheons, Peppers squad leader, Y-Teens lreasurer. Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Band leifer, Slaie Music Clinic, Usherefles, Snowball Princess. DIXIE CHARLENE HIBBERT: Arfs and Sciences, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers, Science Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. NORBERT LOUIS HILDRETH: Trades Preparalory-Prinling, Boys Glee Club president honor roll. GARY HILL: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive and Alfernafe, Links salesman, iunior play commilree, senior play cast Mummers play commiffee, Assembly Commiflee, Safely Commillee, Camera Club, ln- lernalional Club, L Club, Mimes vice-president Mummers, Science Clu-b, Reserve and Varsily swimming leilers, Debale, Debale lefler, Joy Nighl crew, Fine Aris Feslival. DEXTER NELSON HILLIGOSS: Trades Preparaiory-Can penfry. RICHARD WADE HILLIGOSS: lnduslrial Arls. LOUISE E. HINKLE: Sfenographic, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl' pariicipanl. JOHN LEE HOERNER: Engineering, Home Room Alfernaie. Advocate adverfising slaff, iunior play commillee, Mummers play casf, Library Commilfee, Clef Club, In+erna'rional Club, Mimes, Mummers, Science Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Band leller, Joy Nighl Cenlral Commiflee and crew, Slalc: Music Clinic. honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. OWEN LEE HOIBERG: Business Adminislralion and Teach' ers, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Joy Nighi parlicipanf. JACK LESLIE HOUCHEN: Business Adminislralion and Fine Arls, Home Room Represenlaiive and Allernaie, Advocate assislanl sporis ecliior, Links arfisf, senior play casl, Mum- mers play casi and commifiee, L Club, Mummers. Ouill and Scroll, Reserve and Varsily swimming leilers, Ari Gold Key, Joy Nighl' Cenlral Commillee, crew, and parlicipanf, honor roll, Nafional Honor Socieiy. JUDY ANN HOUSEL: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. JAMES F. HOUSER: Business Aclminisiralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, L Club secre- lary, Reserve and Varsily ioofball lellers. DONNA RAE HOY: Arls and Sciences, opera chorus, Aqua- linlcs, Mummers, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. ARTHUR HAYDEN HUGHES: Engineering, Home Room Rep- resenlarive, Sfudenl Council presidenr, Links wriler, opera lead, lnlernalional Club, Aeolian Choir assislanl manager, Boys Glee Club, Boys Oclel, Reserve fooiball leH'er, Boys' Srale, Couniy Day, Joy Nighr crew and parlicipanl, Junior Red Cross Counly Represenlalive, Slafe Music Clinic, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JACK KENNETH INGHAM: lndusirial Arfs. JOHN FREDERICK ITZEN: Trades Preparalory-Carpenlry. Hoerner Hoiberq Houchen Housel Houser Hoy Hughes Ingham llzen Page 37 DONNA RAE JACKSON: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Advocate exchange edilor, iunior play commillee, senior play commillee, opera chorus, Safely Commiliee, Clei Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Wrifers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, Twirler, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll. JUDITH MAY JANC: Clerical. ELLEN M. JANOUSEK: Slenographic, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night parlicipani. JEREMY T. JOHNSON: Business Adminisiralion and Teach- ers, Band, Sophomore Band, Reserve foolball and swimming lerlers. LARRY HALL JOHNSON: Engineering. NANCY ESTHER JOHNSON: Business Adminislrafion and Teachers, opera chorus, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Slale Music Clinic, honor roll. RICHARD G. JOHNSON: Trades Preparalory-Aulo Shop. MILES WILLIAM JOHNSTON, JR.: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenialive and Allernale, L Club vice- president Varsily lrack leller, Oplimisl' Speech Award, De- bale, Nalional Honor Sociely. GORDON PAUL JONES: Engineering, Band, Sophomore Band, Band leller, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. THOMAS FREDERICK JONES: Arls and Sciences, Mummers play casl and sludenf direclor, opera chorus, L Club, Mummers, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsily looiball manager leller, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. JAMES N. JOYNER: Engineering, Reserve ioolball leller. KARIN MARGARETA JUNGTORP: Arls and Sciences, lnler- nalional Club, Peppers, Joy Nighl parlicipani, American Field Service Exchange Sludenl' from Sweden. ROSE MARIE JURICA: Slenographic, Home Room Repre- senlarive, Peppers squad leader. EVELYN BEA JUDKINS: Clerical, Home Room Allernale, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band, Sophomore Band, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Band lehler. Johnson, R. Johnslon Jones, G. Jurica Judkins Jundl' Jackson Janc Janousek Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, N. CAROLE JEANETTE JUNDT: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlaiive, senior play commillee, Mummers, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir secrelary, Sopho- more Girls Glee Club, Usherelles. MARY LU KEILL: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernaie, Advocate edilor-in-chief, Links wriier, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, lnrernalional Club, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl, Girls' Slale, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, N.S.P.A. Conference, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. RACHEL KAY KELLER: Business Adminisfralion and Teach- ers, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, Advocate book review edilor, opera chorus, Assembly Commillee, Safely Commiflee, Coed Counselors, Euiure Nurses Club. lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens. Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Slaie Music Clinic, honor roll. LARRY LEE KELLER: Trades Preparaiory-Machine Shop, Home Room Represenlafive and Allernale, Reserve wresfling le++er. Jones, T. Joyner Jungforp Keill Keller, R. Keller, L. Page 38 GLEN M. KEMPF: Engineering. WILLIAM DERRELL KENNEDY: Clerical. MAIDA LORRAINE KERNS' Clerical o era chorus Pe ers - - P - PP . Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighr parficipanr. FRED T. KESS: Engineering, Boys Glee Club. PATRICIA ANN KINNEY: Srenographic, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll. EIEUCE STERNER KIPLINGER: Trades Preparalory-Aulo op. JOHN WAYNE KISSLER: Business Adminislraiion and Teach- ers, L Club, wresiling manager Iel rer. LARRY J. KLEIN: Engineering, Home Room Represenlafive, opera chorus, L Club rreasurer, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily baseball IeHers, Joy Nighf par- Ticipanf, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. DALE ROLAND KLEMSZ: Business Adminislralion, Apollo C oir. JUDITH ANN KOBEL: Arls and Sciences, Fuiure Nurses Club, Peppers, honor roll. MARY JANE KOCH: Arrs and Sciences, Home Room Rep- resenfalive and Alfernare, opera lead, Aqualinlcs Treasurer. Arr Club, Clel Club Ireasurer. Coed Counselors, Inferna- Iional Club, Mummers, Orpheons, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Oclel, Joy Nighr parricipanf, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. ROBERT HARRY KOEHN: Business Adminisrraiion and Teachers, Reserve baseball Ieffer. Kohl Konz Korell Kraniz, B. Kraniz, C. Kreiss Kempf Kennedy Kerns Kess Kinney Kiplinger Kissler Klein Klemsz Kobe! Koch Koehn SHARRON LEE KOHL: Slenographic, Home Room Repre- senlafive and Alrernafe, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. LARRY RICHARD KONZ: Trades Preparalory-Elecrriciiy. ARLENE JOANN KORELL: Sfenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll. BARBARA FRANCIS KRANTZ: Fine Arls, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens. CAROL ANN KRANTZ: Srenographic. PAUL HOOD KREISS: Aris and Sciences, Engineering, iunior play casf, Mummers play commifiee, Infernalional Club, Mummers, Science Club, Joy Nighr pariicipanr, honor roll, Narional Honor Sociely. Page 39 KENNETH E. KRUSE: lnduslrial Arla. RICHARD G. KRUSE: Trades Preparalory. THOMAS WILLIAM KRUSE: lnduslrial Arls. HERBERT ,LOUIS KUSTER: Engineering, Home Room Alle-re naie, Reserve swimming Ieffer, Doormen. NANCY KAY LAASE: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, iunior play commifiee, opera orcheslra, Coed Counselors, Mimes, Orpheons, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Orchesrra presiclenl, Band leirler, Joy Nighi crew, Stale Music Clinic, Usherelfes, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociely. LEE LAMSON: Iridusirial Aris. Landinqham Law Lear Leonard Lessman Lefcher Leuschner Lewis Liebers Liepnieks Liming Lind I I I I I I Page 40 Kruse, K. Kruse, R. Kruse, T. Kusler Laase Lamson GERALD G. LANDINGHAM: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Varsiiy gymnaslics lelier, Reserve swimming leller. RONNIE JOE LAW: lnduslrial Arls. M. JOAN LEAR: Arl's and Sciences, Advocate adverlising slail, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club. WESLEY CHARLES LEONARD: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. MARY CATHERINE LESSMAN: Arls and Sciences, senior play commilree, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl. FRANK HORACE LETCHER: lnclusirial Arls. HANS-JUERGEN LEUSCI-INER: Arls and Sciences and En- gineering, iunior play casl, senior play sludenl direclor, Mummers play commiliee, lniernalional Club, Mummers. Science Club, Boys' Slale. PAUL LEWIS: Business Adminisiralion and Teachers, Home Room Allernale, L Club, Band, Sophomore Band, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore baslcelball leiler, Reserve and Varsity loolball lellers, Band leller. MARGARET R. LIEBERS: Arls and Sciences, Saleiy Com- millee, Aqualinks, Inlernalional Club, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parricipanl. SILVIJA AINA LIEPNIEKS: Arrs and Sciences. Home Room Aliernale, Advocate pholographer, Links pholographer, senior play commillee, Camera Club, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, GAA secrelary, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Science Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, bad- minion emblem and leller, lable lennis, bowling, and archery emblems, honor roll, Nafional Honor Sociely. EVERETT LELAND LIMING, JR.: Business Admiriislralion and Teachers, Home Room Representative and Allernale, Sluclenr Council, Boys' Slaie, Counly Day. BEVERLY JOAN LIND: Aris ancl Sciences, Home Room Represenlaiive, Advocate exchange edilor, Mummers play commirlee, Aqualinks, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, golf and swimming emblems and leflers, Joy Nighl parficipanl, Counly Day, Varsily Cheer- leader, winler sporls queen. Liffie Loos Lopez RODNEY EDWARD LITTLE: Business Adminisiralion and Teachers. GERALD EUGENE LOOS: lnduslrial Aris, DONALD GORDON LOPEZ: Trades Preparaiory--Carpenlry, Reserve wresiling lerrer. IDA CAROLYN LOWE: Sfenographic, Peppers, Y-Teens. LYALL EARL LUFF: Arfs and Sciences, L Club ireasurer, Boys Glee Club, Varsiiy loorball lelrer, Joy Nighi pariicipanf. JUDY ANN LUTZ: Arrs and Sciences, Srudeni' Council, Advocate +hird page ediior, opera chorus, Safely Com- miiree. Clef Club, Furure Nurses Club, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Wrifers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Cl-noir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Counry Day, Joy Nighr parricipanr, Twirler, Apprenlice Cheerleader, Varsiiy Cheerleader, homecoming alrendani, winier sporrs alfendanr, honor roll, Narional Honor Sociery. JERRY ANN MADISON: Business Adminisrrafion and Teach- ers, Furure Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. EVERETT EUGENE MADSEN: Engineering, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighr parricipani. JOHN MADSEN: Trades Prepararory-Machine Shop, Res serve wreslling le+'ier. GERALDINE MARIE MARHENKE: Aris and Sciences, Pep- pers squad leader, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf pariicipani. Madison Madsen, E. Madsen, J. Maflice Malulka Mauei Lowe Luff Luiz JUDITH ANN MARTIN: Sienographic, Coed Counselors, Peppers assisiani squad leader. SONDRA SUE MARTIN: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Home Room Alrernare, Advocate exchange ediior, iunior play commirree, senior play commiiree, Safely Commilree, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Wrirers Club, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club vice-president Sophomore Girls Glee Club presideni, Joy Night pariicipani, Couniy Day. EILEEN M. MATTICE: Sienographic, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MARGIE ANN MATULKA: Homemalcing, Peppers. MARY JEAN MAUEL: Business Adminisrraiion and Teachers, Home Room Alfernaie, Advocate reporrer, Mummers play commiifee, opera commiliee, Safely Commiiree co-chair- man, lnfernaiional Club, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Wrirers Club, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club librarian, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighi pariicipanr. SHARON KAY McCONKLE: Srenographic, senior play com- miiiee, GAA, Orpheons ireasurer, Peppers, Wrilers Club rreasurer, Band secrefary-rreasurer, Sophomore Band, bowling emblem, Band lefier. BARBARA GWENE MCDOUGALL: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Camera Club secrerary, Peppers, Wrifers Club, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighr parlicipanl. DUANE M. MCGOWEN: Business Adminisiralion, Reserve baseball lerrer. Marhenke Marlin, J. Marlin, S. McConkIe McDougall McGowen Page 41 I Mclnlyre McMas+er, A. E. Megee Mendoza Miller, T. Misa Page 42 McKee McMullen Meierhenry Meyer Million Miffelberg McMasIer, A. M. McWilliams Meisinger Miller, P. Miniscz Mock ANN ILENE MCINTYRE: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Home Room Represenlalive and Aliernaie, Advocate adverlising slarf and bool: review edilor, Safely Commillee. Camera Club vice-presidenl, Fulure Nurses Club, Inferna- lional Club secrelary, Peppers assislanr squad leader: Unirecl Nalions Seminar. Joy Nighl pariicipanl, honor roll. WILLIAM CRAIG McKEE: Engineering. ALYCE MAE MCMASTER: Arls and Sciences, Inlernafional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band, Sophomore Band, Band Ieller, Twirler. ARLINE ELLEN MCMASTER: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Alrernale, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens Cabiner, Band, Sophomore Band, Band leiler, Twirler, honor roll. BARBARA J. MCMULLEN: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernaie, opera chorus, Saieiy Commillee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, lniernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens secrelary, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighr pariicipanl, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociely. MYRNA ARLENE McWILLIAMS: Homernalaing, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers. BETTE JUNE MEGEE: Business Adminisirafion and Teachers, Eulure Nurses Club, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. DWIGHT WESLEY MEIERHENRY: Arrs and Sciences and Engineering, Sophomore Class vice-president Junior Class secrelary, Home Room Represenlaiive and Aliernaie, Sludeni Council, Advocate sporls ediior, L Club, Boys Glee Club, Varsiry baseball and lioolball leiiers. Reserve baskelball Ie'H'er, Joy Nighf parlicipanf, Couniy Day, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JAMES ALAN MEISINGER: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Home Room Allernale, Links business manager. Ouill and Scroll, Reserve iooiball and wresfling leliers, Joy Nighl parlicipanf, N.H.S.P,A. Conference, N.S.P.A. Con- ference. PHIL E. MENDOZA: lnduslrial Arls, L Club, Reserve and Varsiry fooiball Ieflers, WILLIAM GRANT MEYER: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Band sludenl direclor. Band leller. PATRICK MILLER: Trades Preparaiory-Eleclricily. THOMAS M. MILLER: Ar-rs and Sciences, Band, Sophomore Band, Band leiler. GAYLENE LEE MILLION: Homemaking, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. OLGA MINISCZ. AIJA L. MISA: Arls and Sciences, Peppers, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociery. JEANETTE ETHEL MITTELBERG: Clerical, Horne Room Al- rernale, Sophomore Band. Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. ERNEST GORDON MOCK: Trades Preparafory-Eleciricily. Moeller, J. Moeller, P. Moomaw Moore Moralez Morgan, M. E. JOHN CHARLES MOELLER: Trades Preparalory-Machine Shop. PATRlClA JEAN MOELLER: Homemalcing, Orpheons, Pep- pers, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. Orcheslra, Band leller. JUDITH ANNE MOOMAW: Arls and Sciences, E.C.A. Com- millee, Salely Commillee, Aqualinks, Arl Club, Coed Coun- selors, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl par- licipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. CAROL JEAN MOORE: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, opera chorus, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Usherelles. JACOUELYN KAY MORALEZ: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, senior play slage manager, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll. MARY ELLEN MORGAN: Homemalcing, Fulure Nurses Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MELINDA JO MORGAN: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Aqualinlrs. lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nlqhl parlicipanl, honor roll. SUSAN KAY MORGAN: Arls and Sciences, Aqualinlcs, Arl Club, Clel Club, Coed Counselors, GAA. lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, goll, horseback riding, and swimming emblems, volleyball leller, Joy Nighl parlicl- panl, Varsily Cheerleader, Apprenlice Cheerleader, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. THOMAS D. lvlORRlSSEY: Business Adminislralion and Teachers and Engineering, Arl Club lreasurer, lnlernalional Club, L Club, Varsily swimming leller, Sophomore loolball and lr-ack lellers, Doormen, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. SALLY ANN MOSHER: Arls and Sciences, Advocate copyreader, opera accompa- nisl, Safely Commillee, Clel Club, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Peppers assislanl squad leader. Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir accompanisl, Junior Girls Glee Club accompanisl, Girls Oclel accompanisl, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Slale Music Clinic. honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. VALDIS iv1ucENiEKs: Engineering. THOMAS J. MULDER: Engineering, Home Room Allernale, Reserve baslcelball leller, honor roll. ELIZABETH JANE MUNDORF: Arls and Sciences, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SHARON KAY MURPHY: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Links wriler. Mummers play commillee, Aqualinlcs, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Red Cross Coun- cil, Wrilers Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, swimming emblem, Joy Nighl par- licipanl. PATRICIA ANN MYERS: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, junior play casl, senior play casl, Mummers play commillee, opera lead, Safely Commillee, lnlernalional Club, lvlimes, Mummers, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Oclel, Joy Nighl par- licipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. JANlCE DIANE MYRBERG: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Links lypisl, Safely Comrnillee, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club. Peppers squad leader, Wrilers Club, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. CARL ALRAY NEEMAN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Band, Boys Glee Club, Band leller. TED RAYMOND NEILL: Business Adminislralion. Mundorf Murphy Myers Myrberg Morgan, M.J. Morgan,S. Morrissey Mosher Mucenieks Mulder Neeman Neill Page 43 Nelson Newlon Nilz Ohlrich Oldenburg Olson GARY WAYNE NELSON: lnduslrial Arls. BETTE JO NEWTON: Home Room Represenlaiive, opera chorus, Clef Club, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens. Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl pariicipanl, Varsiiy Cheerleader, Appreniice Cheer- leader. ROBERT DEAN NITZ: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Band. Sophomore Band, Band lefler. ROZANNA NOE: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Advocate reporier, iunior play commiriee, senior play com- miiiee, lnlernaiional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. NANCY NEAL NUSS: Homemaking, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens, hiking emblem and lefler. THOMAS C. ODELL: Business Aclminisiraiion and Teachers, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighr pariicipanl. LARRY L. OHLRICH: Engineering. ELWIN A. OLDENBURG: lncluslrial Aris. SANDRA JEAN OLSON: Businesss Adminisiraiion and Teachers, opera chorus, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. EARL LEE OLTMAN: Business Adminisfralion and Teachers, Senior Class co-secreiary, Home Room Represenlalive, L Club, Sophomore, Reserve, and Varsiiy baseball lerrers, Varsily baskelball manager lelrer. Orwig Osburn OH' Noe Nuss Odell Olfrnan Opp Orliz LILLIAN MAE OPP: l-lomemaking, opera chorus, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighi pariicipanl. FERDINAND O. ORTIZ: lnduslrial Aris, L Club, Reserve and Varsiiy 'ioorball leiiers. WILLIAM ANTON ORWIG: Aris and Sciences, Home Room Represeniaiive, Siudenl' Council, Links wriier, Mummers play cast opera chorus, lniernafional Club, L Club, Mum- mers, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore. Reserve, and Varsily baskerball le'H'ers, Varsify Tennis leiler, Joy Nighi parlicipani, American Field Service, honor roll, Nafional Honor Socieiy. PAULA RAE OSBURN: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Peppers, Y-Teens. SANDRA SUE OTT: Arrs and Sciences. iunior play commiliee, E.C,A. Commiliee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Usherelies, honor roll, Naiional Honor Socieiy. JOHN PETER OVERGAARD: Arfs and Sciences, Assembly Commiiiee, L Club, Reserve and Varsiry looiball lel l'ers. KATHRYN JEANETTE OWENS: Arls and Sciences and Sienographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. LINDA ANNE OWENS: Clerical, opera chorus, Orpheons, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night parficipani, Twirler. Overqaard Owens, K. Owens, L. Page 44 DOUGLAS A. OXENHARDT: Trades Preparatory-Machine Shop, Band, Sophomore Band. SILVIJA PAKALNS: Arts and Sciences, International Club. GARY DEAN PARKER: Business Administration, L Club, Ref serve and Varsity gymnastics letters. DAVID WILLIAM PAULY: Business Administration and Teachers, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club. RONALD J. PEARSON: Business Administration and Teach' ers, Home Room Alternate, Advocate reporter, senior play committee, L Club, Varsity track manager letter, Reserve and Varsity wrestling letters. GLENDA MAE PERRINE: Bookkeeping, opera chorus, Satety Committee, Future Nurses Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant. HELEN ELAINE PESTER: Business Administration and Teach' ers, Peppers. JACOUELINE NAOMI PETERSON: Arts and Sciences and Engineering, senior play committee, Satety Committee, Clet Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant. KENNARD J. PILKINGTON: Engineering. OLIVER RAY PILLARD: Clerical, Reserve baseball letter. JAMES HALE PINKERTON: Engineering, Sophomore Class secretary. Senior Class treasurer, Home Room Representative and Alternate, Student Council, Links writer, senior play committee, opera lead, Aeolian choir president, Boys Glee Club, Boys Octet, Reserve and Varsity baslcetball letters, Joy Night participant, Keen Time Council, honor roll, National Honor Society president. JOHN SHANDON PLACE: Arts and Sciences and Engi- neering, Home Room Representative, senior play stage man- ager, opera cast, Satety Committee, International Club, L Club. Red Cross Council, Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Varsity wrestling letter, Boys' State, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, National Honor Society. ELIZABETH JANE PLATT: Arts and Sciences, iunior play committee, opera chorus and committee, Coed Counselors, GAA, International Club, Mimes, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Platt Pocras Polsky Porter Powell, C.. Powell, L. Oxenhardt Pakalns Parker Pauly Pearson Perrine Pester Peterson Pilkington Pillard Pinkerton Place baslcetball, swimming and hilcing emblems, Joy Night Central Committee and crew, honor roll, National Honor Society. KENNETH B. POCRAS: Business Administration and Teach- ers, Home Room Alternate, Apollo Choir, Boys Glee Club, Sophomore and Reserve tootball letters, Joy Night partici- pant. RENEE ILEEN POLSKY: Arts and Sciences, Satety Committee, International Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Night participant. PATRICIA ANN PORTER: Arts and Sciences, Home Room Alternate, Advocate third page editor, Links writer, iunior play cast, opera chorus, Aqualinlcs, Clet Club, Coed Coun- selors, GAA, Mumrners, Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Octet, golt emblem, N.H.S.P.A. Award, N.S.P.A. Conference, Joy Night participant, State Music Clinic, honor roll, National Honor Society. CLEO LEE POWELL: Clerical, Advocate advertising statt, GAA secretary, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, sott- ball emblem. LARRY MONROE POWELL: Trades preparatory-Auto Shop. Page 45 HERBERT A. PROBASCO: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Advocate assislanr sporis edilor and sporls edilor, Clef Club, lnlernalional Club, L Club, Mimes, Mummers. Quill and Scroll, Band, Sophomore Band, Boys Glee Club, Varsily baslceiball manager and frack manager le++ers, Band leller, Joy Nighl parricipant SALLY AILEEN PURVIANCE: Business Adminisfrafion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlafive and Allernale, Advo' cate reporfer, iunior play commillee, senior play cast Mum- mers play commiffee, Mimes Treasurer, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Ouill and Scroll, Wri+ers Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighf parlicipanf, winler sporls al- lendani, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely, MARGARET ANN QUEEN: Arls and Sciences, lnfernalional Club, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Nalional l-lonor Sociely. LAUREL JANE RAGER: Arfs and Sciences, Advocate adver- lising srafi, Scribe poelry edilor, junior play commillee. senior play commillee, Arl Club, Eulure Nurses Club, Pep- pers squad leader, Wrilers Club secrelary and vice-presidenl, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Orcheslra. PATRICIA ANN RAPP: Slenographic, iunior play comrnillee, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles. CAROL LEE RAY: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens. Sophomore Girls Glee Club. BARBARA ANN RECTOR: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. BARBARA JOYCE REED: Ar'l's and Sciences, Clef Club. GAA, lnfernalional Club, Peppers assisfanl' squad leader, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nigh+ parficipanl, honor roll. LAWRENCE LEE REGER: Engineering, Boys Glee Club. Reifschneider Renemans Reynolds Risfow Rifchey Rixsfine Rogers, J. B. Rogers, J. F. Roker Page 46 Probasco Purviance Queen Rager Rapp Ray Recfor Reed Reger LARRY DEAN REIFSCHNEIDER: lnduslrial Arfs, Reserve gymnaslics leller. LUKE lVARS RENEMANS: Engineering. MAURICE LEE REYNOLDS: lnduslrial Ar'ls. RUDENE A. RISTOW: Slenographic, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlici- panl. DOTTY JEAN RlTCl-lEY: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, l-lome Room Represenlralive and Allernale, opera chorus, Clel Club, Orpheons vice-presidenl, Peppers lreasurer, Y-Teens social chairman, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Girls Oclel. Joy Nighl parlicipanl. DONALD RALPH RIXSTINE: lnduslrial Arls, Advocale phofographer, Links pholographer, Camera Club presidenf and vice-presidenl, Boys Glee Club, N.l-l.S.P.A. Conference. Joy Nighf parlicipanl. JANE BERNICE ROGERS: Ar'ls and Sciences. Home Room Alfernale, Scribe associale edilor, E.C.A. Commillee. Aqua- linlcs, Mimes, Peppers. Wrifers Club presidenl and secrefary, Aeolian Choir, Band, Sophomore Band, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Band lefier, Slale Music Clinic, Usherelles, honor roll, Nafional l-lonor Sociely. JOANNA FLORENCE ROGERS: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive, Advocale feafure edilor, Links salesman, senior play commilfee, Safely Corn- miflee, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens. bowling emblem, Usherelles, honor roll, Nalional l-lonor Sociely. LOIS MARILYN ROKER: Arrs and Sciences, Home Room Allernaie, opera chorus, E.C.A. Commillee, Coed Coun- selors, Fulure Nurses Club, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Orcheslra, Joy Nighr parlicipanl, honor roll, Nalional l-lonor Sociely. Roseberry Rosenlof Ross Roze Russell Saddoris Salmon Sanger Sapp TERRY EUGENE SAPP: Business Adminisfrafion and Teach- ers. L Club vice-president, Sophomore foolball Ieiler, Reserve and Varsily lrack leirers. STANLEY ALAN SAX: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, l-lome Room Represenlaiive and Aliernare. DONNA D. SCAGGS: Clerical, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. RONALD LEE SCHAFER: Engineering, Band, Sophomore Band, Band le++er. JANICE L. SCHARTON: Clerical. ROGER LEE SCHEIDT: Business Adminislrafion and Teachers, L Club. Varsiry baskefball leifer, Reserve and Varsify fool- ball leflers. MARILYN JOAN SCHLAPHOFF: Arls end Sciences, senior play commiflee, Clef Club, lnfernelional Club, Peppers. Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usher- eires, honor roll, Nalional l-lonor Sociefy. BARBARA JEAN SCHLEIGER: Sienographic, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MARGARET ANN SCHMIDT: Sienoqraphic, Peppers, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. RONALD HARRY SCHRADER: Business Adminisfraiion and Teachers, Apollo Choir. KAREN JEAN ROSEBERRY: Arfs and Sciences, Peppers, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. GRETCHEN ILEANE ROSENLOF: Business Adminisiraiion and Teachers, Fufure Nurses Club, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. ROGER D. ROSS: Business Adminislraiion and Teachers. Boys Glee Club, Reserve fooiball leiier, Joy Nighf parlici- pant ULDIS P. ROZE: Engineering, senior play commillee, Science Club, honor roll. DONALD GENE RUSSELL: Trades Preparafory-Carpenlry. DAWN MAY SADDORIS: Clerical, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. - SANDRA KAY SALMON: Arls and Sciences, Orpheons, Peppers, Y-Teens, Band, Sophomore Band, Orchesfra, band lerrer, Sraie Music Clinic. SANDRA KAY SANGER: Arls and Sciences and Fine Arls, Home Room Alfernale, iunior play commiilee, senior play casr. Mummers play commiiree, Safely Commiflee, Ari Club secrelary, rreasurer, and vice-presidenl, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, lnlernafional Club, Mummers. Peppers secrefary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighr Cenlral Commilfee and crew, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociefy secrelary- freasurer. Sax Scaggs Schafer Scharion Scheidi' Schlaphoff Schleiger Schmidt Schrader Page 47 Schullz Schumacher Schwarzenbach Shepard Sheridan Sherman Shilhan Shoemaker Shonerd Siddens Sievers, J, C. Sievergl J, L, JERROLD LEE SIEVERS: Business Aclminislralion and Teach- ers, L Club, Reserve gymnasfics leller, Varsily lrack manager leller. JUDY ELAINE SIMON: Homemalcing, GAA, Peppers, Y-Teens, hiking emblem and leller. ROSE MARGARET SIMPSON: Arls and Sciences, Coed Counselors, Eulure Nurses Club, lnlernalional Club, Peppers assislanl squad leader, Red Cross Council, Sophomore Band. JAMES B. SINKULE: Business Adminislralion. JOHN OTTO SKOLD: Engineering, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Boys Oclel, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. SANDRA KAY SLOTHOWER: Business Aolminislralion and Teachers. FRANKLIN DEWEY SMITH: Business Aclminislralion and Teachers. Page 48 SARA JANE SCI-IULTZ: Arls and Sciences, senior play com- millee, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Pep- pers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles, honor roll. MICHAEL G. SCHUMACHER: lnduslrial Arls, Home Room Represenlarive, Safely Cornrnillee, lnlernalional Club, Links salesman, Varsily wreslling manager leller. RONNIE EUGENE SCHWARZENBACH: Trades Preparalory -Aulo Shop. RAY ANTHONY SHEPARD: lnduslrial Arls, lnlernalional Club, Mummers, Boys Glee Club, Fine Arls Feslival. MATTHEW SHERIDAN: Commercial, L Club, Reserve and Varsily baseball lelfers. PRO SHERMAN: Business Aclminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Allernale, Advocate pholographer, Links phoe lographer, Camera Club, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighl par- licipanl. HELEN RUTH SHILHAN: Slenographic, iunior play com- millee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club secrelary, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SUZAINE SHOEMAKER: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Advocate reporler, senior play commiflee, opera chorus, Aqualinlcs, Clel Club, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, swimming emblem, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll. WILLIAM DEAN SHONERD: Clerical, Home Room Aller- nale, Reserve foolball leller. SHARONLEE SIDDENS: Business Aclminislralion and Teach- ers, honor roll. JAMES C. SIEVERS: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, L Club, Varsify Toolball manager leller. Simon Simpson Sinkule Skold Slolhower Smifh, F. Smifh, J. Smilh, S. Snowden JANICE KAY SMITH: Clerical, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. SHARON JEAN SMITH: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, E.C.A. Commillee, Safely Commillee, Coed Counselors, Pulure Nurses Club, Inferna- lional Club, Peppers squad leader, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. MICHAEL EDWIN SNOWDEN: Arls and Sciences. HELEN ETHYLE SODERSTROM: Homemalcing. STEPHEN JOHN SOMMER: Engineering, Boys Oclel accom- panisl, Joy Nighl parficipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. RICHARD LEE SPAEDT: Arls and Sciences and Engineering, Home Room Represenlalive, Safely Commillee, lnlernalional Club, Red Cross Council secrelary, Sophomore baskelball and loolball lellers, Reserve lrack leller. SHARON LEE SPLAIN: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Links salesman, iunior play commillee, Eulure Nurses Club, GAA, Peppers. Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. horsobaclr riding emblem and eller. RODNEY BLAINE SPOOR: Business Adminislralion and Teachers. GRETCHEN MARIA SQUYRES: Arls and Sciences, Euluro Nurses Club, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. ANDRIS A. STAKLIS: Engineering, opera chorus, L Club. Science Club, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Varsily lennis Splain Spoor Squyres Slauning Steele Slein Soderslrom Sommer Spaedf leller, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. NANCY ANN STANDLEY: Arls and Sciences, Advocate reporler, Arl Club, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Quill and Scroll, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. SUSAN ANNETTE STANLEY: Arls and Sciences, Mummers play commillee, Clel Club, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Mimes, Mummers Treasurer, Orpheons, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighr parlicipanl, Slale Music Clinic, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely, BERNIE STAUNING: Trades Preparalory-Eleclricily. ROBERTA DEANNA STEELE: Arls and Sciences, Advocate adverlising slall, Coed Counselors, Fulure Nurses Club, GAA, Mimes secrelary, Peppers, Y-Teens, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles. ROBERT EUGENE STEIN: Engineering, L Club, Band, Soph- omore Band, Reserve and Varsily baseball lellers, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl. TONI STEPANEK: Arls and Sciences, Arl' Club. lnlernalional Club, Mimes, Wrilers Club Treasurer, Junior Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Narional Honor Sociely. JORGIA LEE STERKEL: Homemalcing, Peppers. MARY LOU STEWART: l-lomemalcing, GAA presidenl, vice- presidenl, and lreasurer, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, baseball, loolball, and fable Tennis emblems, volleyball, badminfon, hiking. and baskelball lellers. Slaklis Sfandley Slanley Srepanek Slerkel Slewarl' Page 49 Sloehr Sfrauss Sfronberg Sfuhr Swelland Thompson, J. Page 50 Slolci Sfolley Strickland Sfromer Sfrough Sfudier Sullon Swaim Talberl' TeSelle Thompson, lvl. Thornlon BARBARA JEAN STOEHR: Arls and Sciences. opera or- chesfra, Camera Club, GAA, Orpheons, Peppers, Junior Girls Glee Club, Orcheslra, lable lennis emblem, Slafo Music Clinic, Joy Nighr crew, honor roll. PETER DEAN STOKI: Arls and Sciences. JEROME HARRIS STOLLEY: Business Adminisfralion and Teachers, Reserve Toofball lelfer, Varsiiy swimming leller. GUNTlS STRAUSS: Engineering. HARRIET ANN STRICKLAND: Arls and Sciences, Links formal pholography ediror, GAA president vice-president and secrelary, sollball, baskefball, rouch foolball. badminfon, hiking, swimming, selling, archery, bowling, horseback riding, ping pong, and volleyball emblems, soffball, baskelball, louch loolball, badminlon, hiking, swimming, selling. archery, bowling, and volleyball lellers, Quill and Scroll, N.H.S.P.A. Conference, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. JOHN L. STROMER: Business Adminis+ra+ion and Teachers, Joy Nighl' parficipanl. DONALD HARVEY STRONBERG: Engineering, L Club, Science Club, Varsily 'rennis leller, Joy Nighf crew, honor roll. DUANE LEON STROUGH: Business Adminislrafion and Teachers, L Club, Reserve and Varsily gymnaslics lellers. DONALD DEAN STUDIER: Engineering, Home Room Repre- senfarive and Allernale. Links salesman, opera chorus, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore loofball leller, Varsily lraclr manager leller. SANDRA ORRELLE STUHR: Homemalcing, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. RICHARD MORRISON SUTTON: Arls and Sciences, iunior play commil+ee, Band, Sophomore Band, Joy Nighl crew. ROBERT R. SWAIM: Engineering. DONALD LEE SWETLAND: Trades Prepararory-Eleclricify. RICHARD LEE TALBERT: Engineering, L Club, Reserve and Va rsily gymnaslics leHers. JANET LEE TESELLE: Arrs and Sciences, Home Room Repre- senfalive, Advocate second page edilor, opera chorus. Coed Counselors, lnrernafional Club, Peppers assisfanl' squad leader, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociefy. JOHN MAURICE THOMPSON: Engineering, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir. Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily baskef- ball lellers, Reserve 'lraclc leHer, Joy Nighf parficipanf. MERLE JAMES THOMPSON: Business Admlnislralion and Teachers. SANDRA MARIE THORNTON: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Allernare, Links salesman, opera orchesrra, Aqualinks, Peppers, Band, Orcheslra, Band le'r'ier, Srafe Music Clinic, honor roll. YOLANDA SUE THORPE: Arls and Sciences, Advovate reporrer, senior play commillee, Mummers play casl, opera lead, Assembly Commillee, Safely Commiflee, Aqualinlcs, lnlernaiional Club, Mimes, Mummers, Peppers squad leader, Wrilers Club, Y-Teens, Aealian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. SHIRLEY EVELYN TIMM: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers and Clerical, Mummers play slage manager and com- millee, opera orcheslra, GAA, Mummers, Peppers, Orcheslra lilvarian, bowling emblem, Slale Music Clinic, Twirler, honor ro . LOIS ARLENE TIPTON: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Peppers, honor roll. YVONNE EMILY TURLEY: Business Adrninislralion and Teachers, GAA, lnlernalional Club, Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE LEE TURNER: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, S+uden+ Council, Advocate news edilor, senior play commillee, Aqualinlcs secrelary, Arr Club, GAA, Mimes, Peppers, Wrilers Club, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, goll emblem, Varsily Cheerleader, Apprenlice Cheerleader, Counly Day, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, homecoming al'+endan'r, Junior Red Cross Counly Represenla- live, Keen Time Council, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. KENT D. TURNER: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Band, Sophomore Band, Sophomore Toolball lefler, Band Ieller, Slale Music Clinic. JANET CAROL UDD: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Allernele, opera orcheslra, Coed Counselors, Orpheons, Peppers squad leader, Band librarian, Sophomore Band, Orcheslra, Band leller, honor roll, Nal-ional Honor Sociely. Usher Uplon Venerable Verrnaas Veronis Vlasnik Vogel Wagner Walenla Thorpe Timm TiPIOf1 Turley Turncr, C. Turner, K. Udcl Uland Umland JANET P. ULAND: Clerical, Peppers. YVONNE ELSIE UMLAND: Arls and Sciences, Advocate adverlising slailf, Assembly Commillee, E.C.A. Commillee, Coed Counselors, lnlernalional Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Wrilers Club, Orcheslra presidenl, Naliorial Forensic League, Uniled Nafions Seminar, honor roll, Naiional Honor Sociely. JOHN ARTHUR USHER: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers, Joy Nighl parlicipanlz LARRY M. UPTON: Business Adminislraiion and Teachers. Boys Glee Club, Reserve loofball leller. VIRGINIA RAE VENERABLE: Homemalcing, Fulure Nurses Club, Apollo Choir, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. CAROL SUE VERMAAS: Arls and Sciences, Home Room Allernale, Advocate managing edilor, opera chorus, Aqua- Iinlcs secrelary, Clel Club, Coed Counselors, GAA, Orpheons, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club presidenl, Sophomore Girls Glee Club librarian, golf emblem, Varsily Cheerleader, Apprenlice Cheerleader, Counly Day, Joy Nighl parlicipanl, Keen Time Council, honor roll, Narional Honor Sociely. DIMITRIS VERONIS: Home Room Represenlalive, Inferna- lional Club, Wrilers Club presidenl, Reserve wreslling le'l'I'er, Joy Nighf parlicipanl, American Field Service Exchange Sludenl' lrom Greece. GEORGE LYNN VLASNIK: lnduslrial Ar'l's. GEORGIA ANN VOGEL: Clerical, GAA, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, solrball and bowling emblems. IDA WAGNER: Sienographic, lnlernalional Clvub, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. ROBERT LEE WALENTA: Business Adminislralion and Teach- ers. Page 51 Walin Walkinshaw Waller Watkins Weers Weelh ELMER EDWARD WALIN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, opera chorus, L Club, Aeolian Choir, Sophomore Band, Boys Glee Club, Reserve and Varsily baseball Iellers, Reserve and Varsilv baslcelball lellers, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. DALE RONALD WALKINSHAW: Trades Preparalorv-Ma chine Shop. ROJANE RAE WALLER: Arls and Sciences, junior play commillee, senior play commillee, Coed Counselors, Peppers, Y-Teens, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Nalional Honor Sociely. CAROL LOUISE WALTERS: Arls and Sciences, Eufure Nurses Club, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. CAROLYN JEAN WARNER: Arls and Sciences, Advocaie reporler, Clef Club, Coed Counselors, Orpheons, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. LARRY K. WARREN: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Joy Nighl' parlicipanl. JOHN MICHAEL WATKINS: Engineering, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, Safely Commillee, Boys Glee Club, Reserve foolball Ierler, Debale, Boys' Slale, Doormen, Jov Nighl' parlicipanl. ORLAN LEE WEERS: Incluslrial Arls. DORA ANN WEETI-I. Wells, J. Werlman Wesl' Wallers Warner Warren Weisgerber Welch Wells, H. LAURENCE G, WEISGERBER: Arls and Sciences. RICHARD LEROY WELCH: Engineering, Sophomore Class lreasurer. Home Room Allernale, Sludenl Council, opera chorus, .L Club secrelary, Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club. Varsily baseball and baskelball lellers, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. HAROLD FRANKLIN WELLS: Business Aclminislralion ancl Teachers, opera chorus, Aeolian Choir, Sophomore and Re- serve loolball lellers, Joy Nighr parlicipanl. JEANNETTE JOYCE WELLS: Clerical, iunior play cacl, senior play casl, opera chorus, Mummers, Peppers viceepresidenl, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir secrelary, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighl parlicipanl. MARGARET ANN WERTMAN: Arls and Sciences and Busi- ness Aclrninislralion and Teachers, Advocate book review edilor and reporler, Links senior biography eclilor, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll secrelaryelreasurer, Debale, N.H.S.P.A. award, honor roll, Nalional Honor Sociely. DARLENE JEANETTE WEST: Clerical, Peppers. EDWIN F. WEYAND: lncluslrial Arls, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighl parficipanl. PHILIP W. WHITE: Arls and Sciences and Engineering, L Club, Sophomore Band, Reserve and Varsily baseball lellers, Reserve and Varsily baskelball lellers, Varsily loolball lelfer. RODNEY LEE WHITE: Clerical, honor roll. Weyand While, P. While, R. Page 52 DONALD EDWARD WHITEMON: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Home Room Represenlalive and Allernale, L Club, Reserve and Varsily looiball lelrers. VIRGINIA ANN WHITNEY: Arls and Sciences, GAA, lnler- nalional Club, Wrilers Club, Aeolian Choir. THOMAS G. WICKEN: Trades Preparalory--Carpenlry, Re- serve baseball lelier. WILLIAM HOWARD WILBUR: Business Adminislrafion and Teachers, iunior play commillee, Band, Sophomore Band, Orcheslra, Band lelier. ROXANNE WILCOX: Slenoqrnphic, Links salesman. RICHARD A. WILKE: Trades Preparalory-Machine Shop. JANICE R. WILKINS: Clerical, Home Room Aliernale, opera chorus, Peppers, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club. Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Niqhl' parficipanl. JERRY B. WILLIAMS: Aris and Sciences. RALPH BUD WILLIAMSON: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, L Club, Varsily loolball and goll Iellers. JUDY ELIZABETH WILSON: Business Adminislralion and Teachers, Fulure Nurses Club, Peppers, Red Cross Council, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MARGARET L. WILSON: Business Adminisiralion and Teach- ers, Advocate reporler, senior play commiflee, opera com- millee, Clel Club, GAA, Orpheons, Peppers, Ouill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Apollo Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Soph- omore Girls Glee Club, horseback riding emblem, Joy Nighl parficipanl. MAXINE JOYCE WIMP: Homemalcinq, Sophomore Girls Glee Club. MELVIN D. WIMP: lncluslrial Arls. Reserve and Varsily gym- naslics Iellers. PAUL CHARLES WINKLER: Engineering, Joy Nighl parlici- panl. IGOR WISCH NEWSKY: Engineering. JIMMIE CLARK WITTSTRUCK: Business Aclminislralion and Teachers. FERN MARIE WIXSON: Clerical, Peppers, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Usherelles. JUDITI-I ANN WOODARD: Clerical, Y-Teens. wiiiiemon Whifnev Wiskefi Wilbur Wilcox 'Wlllse Wilkins Williams, J. Williamson Wilgcnl J, Wilson, M. Wimp, M. J. Wimp, M. D. Winkler Wischnewsky Wifisfruck WIXSOD WOOCIBVCI Page 53 Yonkey Yosi' Young Wriqhi, B. Wrighi, R. Yalcel Zelen Zolor Zuerlein BRADFORD LAWRENCE WRIGHT: Engineering, senior play commiiiee, Mummers play casI', Library Comrniiiee, Mum- mers, Science Club presidenr and vice-presideni, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighr pariicipani, honor roll, Naiional Honor Socieiy. ROBERT LEE WRIGHT: Engineering, opera chorus. Aeolian Choir, Boys Glee Club, Joy Nighi pariricipani, honor roll. RONALD DEAN YAKEL: Business Adminisirarion ancl Teach- ers. QZAEYJEAN YONKEY: Sienographic, Sophomore Girls Glee u . LEROY W. YOST: Business Aclminisireiion and Teachers, Band, Sophomore Band. ROGER LEE YOUNG: Business Adminisrrafion and Teachers, Sophomore Class president Home Room Represeniaiive, Reserve and Varsiry fooiball Ieiiers, Reserve and Varsiiy wresrling Ieirers, Joy Nighi parricipani. ANITA ZELEN: Aris and Sciences, Peppers. I DAVIDA ZOLOT: Arfs and Sciences, Home Room Represen- iaiive, Advocate reporrer, Links wri'I'er, senior play commii- fee, Mummers play commiiiee, opera chorus, Safely Corn- miiiee, Ari Club, Iniernaiional Club, Mimes, Mummers. Peppers, Red Cross Council, Quill and Scroll, Wri'I'ers Club, Y-Teens, Aeolian Choir, Junior Girls Glee Club, Sophomore Girls Glee Club, Joy Nighi pariicipani, honor roII. VANCE MARSHALL ZUERLEIN: Business Aclminisrraiion and Teachers, Reserve swimming Ierier. Seniio-rs Not Pictured JAMES BALLENTINE ROGER BELL LEROY ALLEN BIRNBROOK CHARLES BORDEN JANE BRADY RICHARD GENE DIEKMANN CASEAL JORDAN SALLY MAXWELL FRED MERRIMAN OLA MOORE KARMEN LEE PERKINS Page 54 ROBERT E. REID NORMUNDS REKTE RICHARD LEE SCHENAMAN ROBERT C. SMITH WILLIAM HAROLD SMITI-I WILLIAM F. SWANSON C. KENT TURNER TOM TURNER CLARENCE L. WASSER BILLY LEE YOST During The halflime ol: 'l'he Lincoln High - Lincoln Norlheasl' loolball game. Jeanne Carrier was crowned homecoming queen. l-ler allendanls were Sherry Turner, Sharon Ellsworlh, Pal Gellman, and Judy Lulz. Sports Queens Climax Fall, Winter Seasons Bev 'Lind reigned as win'l'er sporls queen al' lhe annual winler sporls loanquel. She was nominalred lay The swimming Team. and her allfendanls were Sally Purviance, Judy Lulz, and Sharon Ellsworlh, Afler lhe crowning and homecoming hall- lime leslivilies, Queen Jeonne was es- corled from lhe oval in a converlible. Page 55 Jim Cadwallader is warmly welcomed Memories oT lTaly are recalled by KaTe l-laggie as she home by Dove Calhoun, Johnny Cox, Jim prepares some spagheTTi Tor American Field Service lvleisinger. and Lee Liming aTTer spending a sTudenTs Judy l-lanneman, DimiTris Veronis, Bill Orwig, summer in Sweden. Jim Cadwallader, and Karin JungTorp. The Omaha World-Herald award To The Advocate is discussed by PaT PorTer, Barbara Barker, and MargareT WerTman, NJ-l.S.P.A. award winners. Seniors Climax Thre lT's all behind us now: The sTrangling Tear on The TirsT day oT our sophomore year aT Lincoln l-lighg The conTusion oT Trying To Tind a hidden TourTh Tloor room: The Tun oT campaigning Tor ThaT special oTFice on CounTy Dayg The inTangible Lincoln High spiriT ThaT aroused iTselT in us as we cheered The Links Through vicTory and deTeaT: The eager awaiTing Tor The revealing oT Amer- ican Field Service sTudenTs, homecoming Jack l-louchen is glad ThaT he is TirsT in line To receive his I957 Links from Jim Meisinger, Links business manager. Senior class o'TTicers, Jim PinkerTon, Treasurer: Mike Burke, presidenT1 Sondra CaTron and Earl OlTman, co- secreTaries7 and John EllioTT, vice-presidenT, Tind pasT yearbooks quiTe amusing. Page 56 Brad WrighT admiTs ThaT a gas mask isn'T really neces- Adding Their names To a STudenT Council sary as he, Frank Gillen, and Paul Kreiss peer Through peTiTion To reTain Lincoln High School s The eerie glow OT Their laTesT chemisTry experiment nome are JaneT TeSelle and Joe Gacusana. nforgettable Years queen, NaTional l-lonor SocieTy members, and scholarship winners: and Tinally, The sadness oT Color Day, BaccalaureaTe, and graduaTion, as Three unTorgeTTable years aT Lincoln l-ligh are ended. These are our memories of Lincoln High School: These, and many, many more are recalled as each oT us becomes a link in The lengThy and ever-growing chain oT The Links. Ouch! ThaT hurTsI This is guiTe evi- denT in DoTTy RiTchey's expression as she receives her shoT OT polio vaccine. Ann Billmyer can add noThing louT shade To The siTua- Tion as BeTTy Blore aTTempTs To make Gary l-lill's l-lobo Day aTTire a biT more inTormal. Buckles, baggy-shag sweaTers, and buTTon-down shirTs everywhere show The inTluence oT The Ivy League on Jim PinkerTon, Jim Eno, Dick SpaedT, ond Jim Cad- wallader. Page 57 unior Year ls illed With Fun, Excitement, And Memories for All Junior otlicers Charlotte Douglas, treasurer: Brian Etheridge, president: Carolyn Frey, vice-president: and Bill Bowers, secretary, wait patiently tor the concesoon stand to open. Rowl: Laurie Abernethy, Kay Adams, Shirley Ahrends, Frances Albers, Brenda Allacher, Kenneth Allen, R'ich- ard Allen, Kent Amerman Row 2: Gerald Anderson, James An- derson, Judith Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Harry An- drews, John Andrews, Ershal Arnold, Barbara Baars Row 3: Marilyn Baars, Thomas Baker, Melvin Ballard, Ann Barnard, Lawrence Barron, John Bart- zatt, Ellen Basoco, Chester Bates Row 4: Alexander Bauer, Carole Bauers, Ronald Bauman, Don- na Becker, Patricia Beckman, Kathryn Beqgs, Barbara Ben- zel, Jo Berk Row 5: Francis Bettinger, Gertrude Bice, Robert Biel, Linda Bin- clrum, Brian Blnninq, Florence Blacker, Gearald Blacketer, Judith Blackwell Page 58 Row 6: Donna Blodgett, Eunice Bod- field, Roger Bodtield, Patricia Boqar, Ronald Bond, William Booth, Margaret Borner, Gen Boslau Row 7: Gary Bostic, Jack Bowen, Barbara Bowers, William Bowers, Sharon Brannen, Jan- ice Breen, Jonathan Brett- mann, Charlotte Brown Row 8: Harold Brown, Joan Brown, John Brown, Betty Brownson, Dotty Bruce, llene Brunkow, William Brunsen, Da niel Buckner Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: Row I0 Row ll Row I2 Lorraine Bullock, A r I e n e Bumgardner, Marian Bunker, Joanne Bunlemeyer, Careen Burgess, John Burke, Joyce Burns, Richard Burns Kennelh Busch, Bonnie Bush, Dianne Camp, Gary Camp- bell, Jerry Campbell, Pauline Campbell, Dennis Caples, John Chapman Darlene Cheever, D o n n a Cheever, J u d i 1' h Chilelly, J u d y Chrisfensen, Frances Clark, Ann Cleavenger, Co- zelle Close, Belry Clough Carolyn Coffman, Michael Collins, Jane Connealy, Ma- donna Cook, Josephine Couch, Harold Crafe, Wayne Craps, Jerry Crisp Wesley Crist, Bruce Daland, Julie Dalling, Donald Da- rnoude, Timolhy Darnauer, Jim Darnell, Marilyn Davey, Brenda Davidson Joan Debus, Lavonn Debus, Willa Delehoy, Joy Densberg- er, William Dermyer, Bruce DeVore, Kay Diamond, James Dick Sian Dinges, Karen Dillenber, John Donaldson, R o b e r T a Donnelly, John Dormer, Ma- rion Dorn, Melva Dorn, Char- lolfe Douglas Roberl Dreilh, Kennelh Drevo, Larry Durham, Dale Eaton, Beverly Elam, Marilyn Epp, Brian Etheridge, T h o m a s Evans Judy Farris, Judy Feaiher, Jeannine Fenlon, Judilh Fields, Nancy Finigan, Roger Fish, Jan Follz, Sharon Fore- man Henry Fox, Shirley Frazier, Carolyn Frey, Thomas Friller, Garland Frizzell, Janet Frohn, Suzanne Fry, Rulh Ganshorn Gwendolyn Garrett, Marlin Gales, Diane Geier, Bob Geffman, Sharron Giebelhaus, James Gies, Marlene Goe- den, David Gomez Jacqueline Goodman, Mary Golfula, Larry Grady, Larry Grage, Jack Granlslci, Jack Graves, Marqaref Greb, San- dra Greeness Page 59 Having linishecl dinner, Ken Drevo, Diane Yosl, Judy Kroll and lno Griggs lislen lo Mrs. Joanne Ann Muehlbeier, and Jim Yosl enioy The pro- Duncan, accompanist play a seleclion lo be gram al lhe loolball banquel. sung by lhe music classes. Page 60 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row B: Row 9: Jan Grierson, Jerome Grone, Rulh Gruendeman, G I e n Gruenemeier, Joe Haag, Gary Hansen, Carol Harder, Waller Harder Charles Harlamerl, Norma Harley, Linda Harm, Jo Ann Harris, Jludy l-larf, Ed- win Harlley, Maxine Harvey, Carolyn Hawk Donna Haynes, Dick Headley, Palsy Healh, Glenn Heckman, Susan Heggen, James Held- rick, Richard Hemmer, Ron- ald Hense James Hergenrader, Pafricia Hergenrader, Gary Herr, Connie Hessner, Bob Hill, Roberf Hill, Geraldine Hirf- zel, Jacqueline Hoaglin Carmen Holloway, Mary Mar- garel Hollmeier, Mary Hoke, Beverly Honner, Harold Hop- kins, Sandra Horn, Ray How- lelf, Janice Hoyer Robert Hruza, Barbara Hud' son, Sfanley lcen, Barbara llg, Donald Jackson, Jerrie Jager, Raifa Jlansons, Max Jensen Viola Jeys, David Johnson, James Johnson, Jlerome John- son, Monle Johnson, Nanci Johnson, S a n d r a Johnson, Beffy Jones Alyce Kahler, Pele Kalnins, Fay Kapke, Ray Kaplce, Har- lan Karlson, Sandra Karnopp, Douglas Keill, Donna Keiser Harold Kelley, James Kellogg, Shirley Kennedy, W e s I e y Kerns, Pafricia Kess, Jerry Kessler, Mary Kezeor, Evelyn Kiene Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row bc Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: Row I0 Row ll Row IZ: Norma Kilcoyne, D a v i d Kirnrn, Palricia King, Melvin Kinnison, Sluarl Kirkbride, lla rold Knaubier, Ja mes Knowllon, Louis Kochccr Mary Krarzer, Marvin Kruger, John Kyker, Roger l.aPaqe, Larry Larsen, Andy Lasenieks, Darryl Larlure, Charlene Laulzenheiser William Lehman, John Lernbke, Kay LeRiche, Myrna Lewis, Nancy Liden, Ilona Liepins, Mary Lingenfelder, Beverly Lillle Roger Lillle, Angela Long, Joyce Love, Sandra Lovell, Wilhelmine Lowe, Judilh Ludlam, Janet Lylle, Karen Mahaffey Rebecca Mariscal, Jane Marks, Cecelia Marsh, Karen Marlens, Mary A. Marrin, Mary Rulh Marlin, Ronald Marlin George Mallicc, Margeris Malulis, J i m m y Mauqhan, Carol Maurer, Belly Maxfield, Judie McCarfhy, Mike Mc- Carthy, James McCoy Diane McCully, Carolee MC- Gowen, George Mechling, Norma Meinls, James Men- ard, Sharon Merrill, Judie Melzger, Charles Meyer Grace Middleswarl, H e r b Miller, James Miller, Larry Miller, Rurhie Miller, Sallye Miller, Janice Mills, John Mills Mary Miner, Gary Milchell, Janice Mitchell, John Mifche ell, Judith Moore, Lowell Moore, Lloyd Morgan, Eliza- beth Morris Marie Morris, David Morri- son, Gary Mouden, Susan Mourer, Mary Muck, Ann Muehlbeier, Margaret Muel- ler, Jean Murphy Melva Mussmann, Belly Jean Myers, James Nesmirh, Mar- ilyn Nienaber, Barbara Niqhl- inqale, Richard Nissen, Law- rence Nobbman, D o n a l d Novicofl Palricia O'Dell, John Olson, Kalhleen O'NeiIl, Robert Overqaard, Judy Overion, Kalherine Pabsl, James Par- dee, Berry Parks Page 61 Gary lvlouden demonslrales lhe improper way Applying aulo shop knowledge while slrudying lo prachce lirsllaiol on his poor heallh educalion The inlricacies of a four-cylinder engine are Don colleague and vichm, Jim Diclc. Damoude, Jock Granlslci, and Jerry Kessler. Page 62 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: i l Carol Parks, Bonnie Parrish, Richard Pallerson, Sian Pal- zel, Judilh Pease, Pamla Pen- lon, Gayle Pelersen, Calvin Pelerson. S a I l y Pelerson, Annemarie Pfeffer, Dorrhy Phelan, Rod- ney Phelps, Barbara Phillips, Wayne Phillips, Roger Picker- ing, James Pickelf Belh Pielenpol, Belly Pillard, Lyle Porler, Don Posey, Rob- erl' Power, Lonnie Prall, James Preston, Mary Lou Pre- will Norman Prucha, Mary Ann Qualirocchi, Wilbur Ramsey, Richard Raley, Dave Rau, Bonila R e d i q e r, Calherine Reed, Monle Reed Donila Reich, Tom Reigerl, Ka Rendell, Kenneth Relz- lafli Paul Relzlafl, Judilh Re- veal, Kendrick Reynolds, Jon Rhine Nancy Rhoads, Charlolla Ris- ser, Ronald Roach, Judy Robarchek, Richard R'oberl, Loren Roberls, Sleven Rob- erl's, Lena Robinson Gerald Rominger, Richard Rook, Judy Rudolph, Oiars Rulmanis, Larry Rull, Sharon Ryan, Julia Sampson, Suzanne Saunders Janice Schaaf, Shirley Schmidl, James Schnirl, Cha- reen Schwabauer, C a r o l Schwindl, Richard Schwindf, Roger Schwindf, Mary Segner Jon Sell, Alvin Shafer, Jud- ilh Shaw, Truman Shaw, Ann Sheldon, Janice Sheldon, Bar- bara Sheridan, Kennelh Sher- wood ow DW ow row ow ow ow Row ow ow ow OW Donna S h i p m a n, DeAnn Shipps, Clifford Sibley, Adoll Siegl, Hermann Siegl, Wil- liam Sievers, Philip Silva, Jolene Sims Roberl Slepicka, Kay Smilh, Sharon Smilh, Larry Snyder, Wesley Snyder, Beniamin Soboflca, Gerald Sodersfrom, Mark Sorensen Allen Soulcup, Velma Spears, Kalhryn Sproul, Gary Sfarck, Nancy Slefanisin, Herb Siem- per, Harry Sliyerson, Ray Slory Marlin Strand, John Slranslcy, Larry Slroul, Alma Slubble- field, Susan Srurnp, Carol Ann Suesz, Linda Sullivan, lan Summers Lane Surron, Don Swanson, Anifa Synovec, Nancy Tally, Barbara Tanner, Denny Tay- lor, James Taylor, Richard Taylor Karen Temple, Eleanore Te- Selle, Judy Thimgan, Jane Thompson, Norma Thompson, Gene Tice, Belly Tichola, Joan Traudi Don Trippel, Mary Tucker, John Tully, Sfanley Tyrrell, Paul Ude, Neil Unrerseher, Thomas VanDoren, Andrew VanSicklc Diane Venerable, Inese Ven- ners, Larry Verqilh, Kafhryn Vogel, Leon Vogr, Barbara Vondry, Myron Voss, Ann Walker Karen Walker, Palricia Walk- er, William A. Walker, Wil- liarn W. Walker, Roland Wal- lick, LaVonne Warak, Garlh Warner, Judilh Warner Carolyn Washburn, Carol Warr, Marilyn Waybrighl, Roberl Weber, Lela Weelh, John We-hr, Phyllis Werlman, Judilh Wes? Monie Weslf, John Wesrer- berg, Jack Wheeler, Valerie Wheeler, Dale Whiraker, Lar- ry Whifemon, Terry Whillock, Dougal Whilmer Ne-lma Wicken, James Wil- bur, Richard Wilcox, Phyllis Wilke, Sandra Willis, Jludilh Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Ed- ward Winchester Page 63 Row I: Row 2: Alene Winlclepleclc, Marily Winler, Helen Wipi, Kali Wirschlce, Beverly Worsler William Wren, Loy Ly Wrighf, Tod Yarbrough Jerry York, Bernie Yosl, Dian Yosr, Danny Young, Gordo Young, Ores? Zbylnivk, Del anna Zierenberg, Connie Zinl- Whoopsl This locker is iusl loo full, exclairns Jim Johnson. as Bonnie Parrish slancls helplessly by. Jim Piclceil hopes no one is below, as he anol his books rumble down lhe sleps. Jan Grierson really isn'l looking al a Space flqlp- llls lflsl llqe fool Qlilqe Whelher sporls. +he lalesl gossip, or school news is new ,Lmcoln Publm School ACi'V'l'e5 lheir inleresr, lhese sluclenls fincl whal 'rhey wcinr in BU'ld'n9' ihe Advocate. Page 64 Row Row Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 2: Janice Anderson, John An- 8: Shirley Bowers, Claire Brad- Sophomores Hope The Next Two Years Are As Much Fun as the First Sophomore officers Jeon Morrison, secrelaryg Marilyn l-loppe, lreasurerg ond Donna Lilcens, president walch Don Burl, vice-president lry lhe new nie box : R'usseIl Abbirik, N o r rn a n Aqena, Carmen Ag u i I a r, Rosemary Allacher, Waller Alley, Terry Allqood, Carol Andersen, Arida Anderson derson, Marilea Anderson, Shirley Anderson, Winifred Arnold, Anfon Auslrurn, Glen Baadc, Saundra Baars Susan Backslrorn, D i rn i l' ri Bade, Lois Baker, Jerry Bain- bridge, Rollin Barnrner, Dan- iel Bank, Jerome Barlow, Norma Barnell' Karen Barlow, Marry Basseri, Charla Bares, Charles Bares, Jacqueline Bauer, Da ryl Bauer, Kenneih Baylor, Pa- lricia Bebour Judilh Beck, Willard Beck, William Becker, Richard Beck- man, Belly Beckmann, Sharon Behrends, Judy Beldin, Dean Belknap Lone Bell, Saundra Benkerk, Gloria Bennesen, Arla Bick- more, Inara Birnbaums, Doug- las Bishop, Nancy Blackburn, Sandra Bock Larry Bodfield, Merril Bolinq, Charles Bonds, Richard Boorh, Kenny Borchers, Kalhryn Bork, Kennelh Borreir, Charles Bou- wens ley, John Brehrn, Roger Bridger, Wallace Bridgewa- ler, Annabelle Briggs, Belly Brock, James Brodecky Page 65 l i A+ leasl l've already ealen, lhinks Larry Sinner. Coed Counselor Mary Jane Koch serves punch aslom Harperand Dwame Mapelhdp Hnipkk lo Madene Sddena Donna Handey and Vu- up his dropped Tray. ginia Dier ol lhe annual Sophomore Tea. l Page 66 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Erich Broer, Warren Brooks Roena Brown, Ole Buck, Mor ris Buhrdorl, Charles Bull, Ju difh Burianek, Roger Burke i Karen Burns, Donald Burt Derroll Busch, Nancy Bufler Warren Buzek, Joan Cacek Asfra Cakanovskis, N a n c ' Calder l Carolyn Campbell, Charle Campbell, lda Campbell Kennelh Campbell, La rr' Campbell, Lois Campbell Ro b erf Campbell, Dougla Carr Richard Carler, Priscilla Cas sidy, Caroline Caywood, Ron ald Chapman, Jean Cherry Sidney Chesnin, Fred Chras lil, Virginia Chudly Leah Clark, Bruce Cleayen ger, Clarice Clemens, Janici Clemens, Max Cline, Lan. Clough, Margery Coffey Charles Cole Jerry Coleman, Joyce Comp lon, Eber Cooper, Eugen- Copley, Judilh Corn, Willian Couch, William Cox, Susannl Crabbe Joyce Cramer, Tommy Crock er, Danny Crosby, Gar Crosby, Richard Curry, Rob erl' Cusler, Sandra Damrow Charles Danley Ronald Davis, William Davis Thomas Day, Gerald Deahn Harrier DeBus, Lauma Deke nis, Judifh DeLand, Rober Delgado Row I: Row 2: Row 3: RowA: Few 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 7: Row IO: Row ll Row IZ: Joyce Dellos, Margarei De- Ryke, Diane DeShon, Phyllis Dewey, Befh Dickey, Virginia Dier, Karhleen Dinges, Gunars Dornbrovskis Sarge Dulainsky, Clara Duke, Tad Dunham, Glenda Dwyer, Joseph Edwards, Marla Ed- wards, Larry Elarn, Dianne Ellickson R o s a l i e Ellsworrh, Shirley Ernerick, Gary Emerl, Robert Engel, Judilh Ernisse, Kalhy Eyer, Donna Farber, Mary Farley Richard Farley, David Fauss, Donna Fell, Glenn Fielder, Mariorie Filberl, Jeanne Finks, Larry Finley, Sandy Finley James Fischer, Beverly Flan- ders, Ga ry Fleischmann, Carlelon Flynn, Bonnie Foud- ray, Marylou Fox, Slanley Fraley, Lyle Franklin Fredrick Frania, Gerald Fred- rickson, William Freeman, Roberr Frey, Ronald Fried- man, Harvey Froscheiser, Jack Frosl, John Gabarron Terry Gaber, Roberla Gard- ner, Judy Garner, Lesler Garf risen, Arnie Garson, Reg Garfner, W i I m a Gassell, Jacqueline Gallo Kaye Geiger, Arlhur Gerdes, Larry Gerlach, Karen Ger- slenbevger, John Gi bson, Sandra Kay Gibson, Sandra Lee Gibson, Phillip Gilberl Aun na Gilrnore, Mardelle Goeden, Judi Goldberg, Bob Goodban, Phyllis Goss, Rich- ard Gorlula, Sue Goucher, Bonnie Graham Ronald Granlski, Roberl Greenfield, Douglas Greenlee, Larry Grenemeier, Fredrick Griffin, Lionel Griffin, Roberl Griffin, Barbara Griggs Arvis Grindulis, Audrey Grisinqer, Donald Granr, Vic- ror Groih, Palricia Haley, Harlan Hall, Linda Hamer, Joan Hancock Sue Hanna, Larry Hansel, Consfance H a n s e n, Felicia Hardison, Thomas H a r p e r, Frances Harpsfer, M e I v i n Harris, Wanda Harrison l Page 67 Page 68 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Richard Hari, Vernon Harf- man, Harold Haskins, David Hafcliff, Joyce Hatfield, San- dra Hayes, lrwin Heckman, Frank Heqwald Helen Heinbigner, Henry Heizenrader, Linda Hellerich, Janel Hempel, Sharon Hem- safh, David Hendricks, Wil- liam Henke, Margarel Hen- riksen Donna Hensley, Diane Her- qenrader, Janel' Hergenrader, Kennefh Hergenrader, Ronald Hibberr, Donna Hibner, Shir- ley Hilliard, Sharon Hillis Leonard Hines, Ted Hinkle, Kalhy Hoffman, Bruce Hoi- berq, Rodney Holman, Wil- Iiam Honnor, Marilyn Hoppe, Ivaloo Housel Delberf Howland, Palricia H r u z a, Dorolhy Hubbard, James Hudkins, Jim Huff, Nancy Hufman, Leslie Hugel- man, Marie Hulewicz Pafricia Humrick, Glo r i a Hunl, Lucy Hunr, Edwin Hy- afr, Robert lcen, Donald lhlanfeldr, Janel Irwin, Phillip lvaldy Jerry Ivory, Jim Jacobson, Beverly Jancik, Mary Jancilc, Juris Jaunilis, Helen Jeffers, James Jensen, John JeH Palsy Jones, Richard Jones, Roycelon Jones, Larry Johns, Gary Johnson, Pairicia John- son, Saundra Johnson, Jacqueline Johnsfon Lois Balcer inlrocluces her moiher, Karen Kenney, Mary Sliasiny, and Sharon Will Mrs. Ralph Baker, lo her counselor selecl Jrheir favorile sophomore candidales for and home room Teacher, Windle Sludenr Council, as 'rhey casl 'rheir ballols. Reel, al sophomore open house. Row I Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: Row 9: Row IO Row II Row I2 Kay Johnslone, Odry Jordan, Slephen Joynl, Arlene Jundl, Jane Kaiser, Gerald Kapke, Donald Karnopp, Elizabelh Kaufman Mary Keeney, Nancy Keirn, Philip Kelly, Virginia Kelly, Carolyn Kennel, Lorelfa Ken- nel, Karen Kenney, Linda Kerns Sherry Keszler, Shirley Kesz- ler, Mervin Kiene, Kalhleen Kimmel, Penelope Kirk, Ron- nie Kilchen, Larry Kleclwner, Deanna Klemsz Fred Kluqe, Lynn Knighl, Michael Knopp, Linda Koci, Lenore Koehler, Karen Kraus, Belly Krcmarik, Robert Kreiss Delberl Kreuqer, H a r old Kuenninq, Jo Ann K u h n, Bailey Kulclin, Brin Kushner, Joyce Kylcer, Gary Lahm, Charles Lamberl Eldon Lamberl, Harry Lane, Judy Laursen, Slephen Leb- sock, Evelyn Lelller, Sharon Lehl, Ronald Lehman, Janel Lehr Gloria Lernrnerman, William Leo, Helen LeRossiqnol, Saun- dra Lelner, R'ulh Liepnieks, Donna Likens, Dolly Linden, Gary Lindholrn Lorella Linlz, Kennelh Lil- frell, Kalhleen Lomax, Rich- ard Loos, Shirley Loos, Arnis Lucs, Carol Luecllke, Joel Lundak Joan Lupp, Valclis Lusins, Lewis Lyons, Marilyn Mace, Beverly Madsen, Richard Ma- her, Kappie Mahr, Don Mapel Dwaine Mapel, Alvin Mares, Janice Marler, Lesfer Marsh, Conslance M a r I, Angelee Marlin, Conslance M a r l i n, Lula Mae Marlin Charlene Maslers, William Maslers, Ieva Malulis, Carol Maxfield, Carol McAlIisler, Duncan McCallum, Larry McCarlney, James McCauley Nancy McCIees, Richard Mc- Coy, Carolyn McDonald, Dar- rell McKay, Judy McKay, Sandra McLaughlin, David McMullen, Gayle,n McWil- Iiarns Page 69 Linda l-larner, Jo Ann Mesa, and Jackie Gallo ll's a long way up, lhink Janel l-lempel, compare lheir freshly baked pie wilh lhe one Chorles Temple, Leah Clark, Ronald Davis, and piclured in lhe cook book. Judy Laursen, aller discovering Room 403. Pag e7O Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row 8: John Meier, Linda Mellinqer, Gunla Melnalksnis, Gerald Menlzer, Thomas Merrirnan, Leroy Merrill, JoAnn Mesa, David Mellam Evelle Meyer, Mary Meyers, Sharon Meyers, Janel Miller, Marcia Miller, Marilyn Miller, Nancy Miller, Palricia Miller Rolaerl Milchell, Geraldine Moeller, William Mooberry, Janice Moody, Joseph Moore, M u r I i n Morehead, Charles Morgan, Sheri Morris Jean Morrison, James Mosely, Dennis Mowrey, Beverly Mox- ham, lnls Mucenieks, Donald Murphy, llla-Dean Nelson, Ro- berla-Rae Nelson Sharon Nelson, B a r b a r a Newell, Jeanne Newman, Ted Newman, Barbara Newell, Alan Nielsen, Bill Niemann, Bruce Nims LeRoy Novak, Jerald Norris, Gary Null, Roberl Ochsner, Carol Ogden, Dennis O'KeIly, Kalherine Ollenburq, Mar- qarel Olsen Carlene Ollman, James Os- borne, John Oslerlund, Bev- erly Owens, C.onnie Owens, Judilh Parker, Jianel Parsons, Jay Parsons Jack Parlinglon, Jack Paller- son, Joan Fallon, Chesler Paul, Raymond Payne, Ted Payne, Gary Peeks, Frances Pekarek Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row B: Row 'iz Row I0 Row ll Row l2: Richard Penninqlon, Pairicia Perkins, Donald Peterson, Kathryn Phelps, Nikki Phil- burn, Gene Phillips, John Phinney, Dale Poifschy Jack Powell, Billy Power, Marilyn Powers, Karl Prell, Ronnie Prorfill, Ralph Queen, George Rager, Pamela Rake- slraw Carol Ramer, Mary Randall, H e I e n Rasmussen, Carolyn Ray, Rosemary Rebensdorl, Carol Reddish, Oren Reich, Ann Reilschneider James Reiqerl, Dennis Rhine, Mary Richards, Cliffon Rigg, David Riley, Gale Riley, Alice Rimpley, Nancy Rislau Ronald Roberls, Sh i rl e y Roemrnich, Carol Rohlmeier, Judy Rominger, Briqifa R'onis, Tommy Roof, Janel Rowbal, Susan Rowder Mary Kay Rowen, Minnie Royal, Roger Rudolph, Peler Saller, Rosie Sarnmons, War- ren Sampson, Lynn Sanborn, lnqrid Sandall Linda Sanders, C a r o I y n n Sandvold, Linda Sallerfield, Tom Saunders, Sharon Saylor, Dick Scaqqs, Lore Schaeufele, Roy Scheele John Scheerer, John Scheidf, Jack Scherbak, Donald Schleqelmilch, Deloris Schlei- qer, Doris Schleiger, Loren Schmidl, John Schneider Palricia Schneider, Larry Schrader, Olivia Schroeder, Don Schrunk, Henry Schuman, Roberl Schwab, Janice Schwa- bauer, Bill Schwalm .lon Schwindf, Lilly Scoll, Gary Seqobiano, Robert Seip, Klea Sellmeyer, Vicloria Sey- mour, Louise Shadley, Kara- Iee Shaner Alberl Shaw, John Shaw, Mary Shaw, Shirley Shefferd, Cornelius Shepard, Darrell Shepard, Ronald Sherwood, Larry Shields Manny Shneider, M a r I e n e Siddens, Bonnie Sievers, Tom Silva, Barbara Simon, Edward Simon, Gordon Sincebauqh, Larry Sinner Page 71 To Ronold Roloerls and Kalhy Eyer, biology re- Nancy Keim, Janel Lehr, Joe Edwards, Mary veals many new and inleresling lhings, such as Elizabelh Farley, Kalhy Eyer, and Carolyn Kennel lhe slarlish Marilyn Miller holds. each hopes his reporl card is besl. Page'72 Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Row B: Vicky Sloan, Edwin Smidf, Adam Smilh, Andrew Smilh, Cenifh Smilh, Diane Smith, Larry Srnilh, Wally Srnifh Judilh Sommers, Glen Sou- kup, Saundra Sovereign, Pa' lricia Spealman, Carmi Spi- cer, Sharon Spomer, Stephen Spray, Richard Spreier LaVefa Slarkwealher, Dianne Slerkel, Willie Slewarl, Mary Sliaslny, Sandra Stiles, Duane Srlverson, Phyllis Sfoki, Olaf Srokke Claudia Sfolley, Vicki Slork, Lilila Slrazdins, Rebecca Sfuhr, Judy Summers, Harold Swan, Connie Swolaoda, Jan- ice Swenson Judilh Swinclle, Donald Swin- scoe, Sharon Tall, Jackie Taggarl, J a mes Tanquary. Carolyn Taylor, Eileen Taylor, Winnifred Taylor Charles Temple, Bruce Thompson, Jack Thompson, Karen Thurslon, Anne Tiller, Donald Tilman, Barbara Tish- er, Sharon Toland Raimonds Tonfegode, Nancy Townsley, Paul True, Gary Tucker, Larry Turek, Don Tuttle, Joan Uplon, Marqarel Url Roger V a m po l a, Florence Valh, Pamela Veon, Joe Vlach, James Vlasnik, Judy VonDane, Richard Vonden- kamp, Edward Voss Row l Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: I Virqinia Wadhams, Harvey Wagner, Augusl Walczyk, Jue dilh Walker, Beverly Wallin, Deanna Warkow, J u d i l h Waser, Linda Walson Sharon Weber, Carol Weelh, Sleve Weigandl, Mary Weis- enborn, Marvin Wells, Char- lene Welsh, Larry Wenlink, Larry Wesl Sandra Wesl, Waller Wesl, William Wesl, James Wesl- coll, Mary Ann Welzel, Ger- ald Whalen, Barbara While, Goldie Whillock Karl Whilney, Gary Wilbur, Karen Wilhelm, Donald Wil' liams, Wesley Williams, Ann Marie Wilson, Belly Wilson, Fred Wilson Slephen Wilson, Sleve Clay Wilson, John Winlcelman, Marva Winslon, Ronnie Wise, Sharon Will, Slephen Will, Dave Wohllarlh Larry Wood, John Wood- ward, Karen Woodward, Jay Worley, Perry Worsler, Bruce Wriqhl, J u d ilh Wynkoop, Dian Yanl Mary Yanl, Connie Yonkey, Donna Yonlcey, Judilh Zadina, Bernice Zelen, Darrell Zuer- lein, John Zuerlein As she digs lor lhe assignmenl which she can'l lind, Marilyn Pow- ers lells 'Lenore Koehler, ll musl be here somewhere! Building up lheir courage lo go oul in lhe rain are Harry Rasmussin, Sharon l-larl, Carolyn Milche-ll, and Judy l-lansen. Page 73 Y l 3 i i 3 r 3 ,, 5 vi gl 5? ga 2 75 55 '53 14 'E Z if gi 113' ,3 32. 2 5 58 3 3 5' 5 I i . K Q LHS Projects Aided By Student Council Lincoln l-ligh School is still Lincoln l-ligh -and this is due largely to the ettorts ot lt's time tor another home game, ond Student The STUCTSHT Cowell' when a Change ln Council members Bill Lehman, Brian Binning, Sharon The School, name was proposed' the Cqmcll Ellsworth, Pat Bogar, and Sharon Witt prepare to stepped ln, began circulating petitions. sell programs. searching old tiles and records tor intorma- tion on the game and history, canvassing l votes trom parents, Lincoln citizens, and stu- l dents, and members represented Lincoln l-ligh at Board ot Education hearings con- cerning the name change. Because ot the council's action, no alteration was made in Lincoln l-ligh's name. This is an example ot only one ot the council's activities. Meeting every Tuesday and Thursday, members planned the Football Banquet and a dance honoring spring sports. They also sold tootball and basketball programs at all home games and, in the spring, sold Lincoln l-ligh pens and pencils. Money talcen in trom these projects went toward the Sherry Turner, Bill Orwig, Mark Sorensen, and Ann Hi'Sp0t: The new 5TUClel'lT loumge- Billmyer to the Links Hi-Spot lounge. A tast-moving Scrabble game attracts Lee Liming, What to name the Student Council lounge? Bill Dermyer, Diclc Welch, Mary Margaret l-loltmeier, Ron Lehman, and Judy Lutz loolc over student suggestions. Chip Kulclin, Sarah Colby, Dwight Meierhenry, and Judy Garner loolc over some Student Council peti- tions to help Lincoln l-ligh retain its name. Page 76 1 J L .lg--. 'mul J , uf -,.., L ,ty Sfudenl' Council olllicers Sharon Anderson, Ari l-lughes, Johnny Cox, Diane Geier, and .Jeanne Carrier look over +he council scrapbook before be- ginning a meefing. which was made possible lhrough Sludenl Lasl summer, Jeanne Carrier and Lee Council elforls. Liming aflendeol Nalional Sludenl Council The lwenly-Tour council members are se- Camp al Camp Cheley, Colorado. They re- lecled each spring by The sludenl body. ll Jrurned wilh suggesiions for improving slu- is lheir duly lo acl as Jrhe sludenl govern- denl governmenl and new ideas for Sludenl ing body. Council proiecls. STUDENT COUNCIL: BoHom Row: Will, Liminq, Dermyer, Orwig, Garner. Row 2: l-lolimeier, Bogar, Hughes, Carrier, Welch, Colby, Geier, Turner. Row 3: R. Lehman, Billmyer, Cox, Anderson, Ellsworth, Lulz, Row 4: Sorensen, Kulclin, Binning, B. Lehman. Noi piclured: Meierhenry. Page 77 HOME ROOM ALTERNATES: BoTTom Row: Duis, Rolcer, SrniTh, Brown, Tisher. Row 2: Keiser, TraudT, Beckman, Gibson, ThursTon, Mosely. Row 3: LyTle, McMullen, Koch, Kohl, Spomer, STul'ir, Kirlc, WaybrighT. Row 4: Miller, Morgan, MarTin, Vermaas, JohnsTon, Couch, Phelan, PieTenpol. Row 5: YosT, GroTh, Gilbert Schroeder, l-louser, Walker, Tice, Dean, ReTzlaTT, Sell. Reps Further LHS Projects, Charity Drives When iT is Time Tor The real worlc To be niTy ChesT, Red Cross, and The March oT done, The school calls on The home room Dimes. They also collecT class dues. An RepresenTaTives and AlTernaTes. They col- AlTernaTe is elecTed To help The RepresenTa- lecT money Tor all drives, such as Commu- Tiye or replace him if necessary. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: BoTTom Row: CaTron, Lind, Douglas, l-lessner, VVeTzel, Cadwallader, Kirnm, MiTchell, Lusins. Row 2: T-lagqie, Zelen, MclnTyre, Carroll, MarTin, Clough, JohnsTon, BOTTS, Swindle, Hoppe, Veronis. Row 3: Place, l-lanneman. Raqer, Crisp, Power, Freclrickson, Arledge, Klein, Moralez, Fisher. Row 4: BorreTT, LeRiche, Bullock, I-loyer, Bush, Davey, Liden, Tally, Meyer, Holloway, Zadina, Morrison, SchaaT. Row 5: Bonds, EllioTT, OlTman, SchwinclT, BurT, ETheridge, Keill, SpaedT, Burke, Mouden, Edwards. A M A ' Page 78 ' 7 Neil Unlerseher and Nancy Sfefanisin compare posfers as Jrhey prepare +o s+ar'r Jrheir Counfy Day campaign. Marilyn Epp, Judy Chris+ensen, and Brenda David- son are convinced Thai l'he only way lo win The Counfy Day eleclrion is by dislribuiing campaign badges. County Day Is New Experience for Juniors Campaign poslers and signs hanging on Lincoln l-ligh walls, and numerous hand- bills being passed oul reveal Jrhal once again Counly Day is drawing near. The cam- paigns for olllfice lead up To primary and general eleclions which delermine lhe slu- denls chosen as represenlalives 'For Jrhe an- nual Counly Governmenl Day held al lhe Counly Courlhouse in December. COUNTY DAY WINNERS: Sfanding: Douglas, Dermyer, Hoyer, Follz. Seafed: Anderson. This ac+ivi+y is open To all juniors meel- ing cerlain qualilicalions, and Jrhere are lil- Jreen oliiices lo be held, of which eleven are eleclive and four are appoinlive. Oblaining a beiler undersfanding of how governmenl operales is The main purpose of Counry Day, which begins wilh a Tour, and includes a holel luncheon, a sludy of each indiviolual's elecled office. and a general group meeling. Aa ww.-LM-..w,,a.s COUNTY DAY WINNERS: Elheridge, Zinlc, Geier, Bush, Her enrader K lley Q . 6 . Page 79 Dwighl' Meierhenry, Mary Lu Keill, Pal Porler, Comparing noles 'laken in conneclion wilh a Carol Sue Vermaas, and Jeanne Carrier loolc big news slory are Mary Jean Mauel, Mar- over The Advocate ofler il has been dis- garel Wilson, Nancy Slandley, Carolyn War- lribuled. ner, and Sandra Calrron. Rushing lo meer Jrheir deadline are Advocate reporlers Bonnie Beclqmann, Suzaine Shoe- molcer, Sally Purviance, Rozanna Noe, and Judy l-lanneman. Advocate Brings Stuclenl Lincoln l-ligh Schools bi-weelcly news- paper, lhe Advocate, enlered ils sixly-sec- ond year of publicalion, under The auspices ol Mrs. Rulh Garlner. The Advocate covered all newsworlhy evenls and happenings around school. Two slalils, each serving one semesler, carried our publicalion dulies. Members of The iirsl semesler slall allended lhe Nebraska l-ligh School Press Associalion Convenlion al lhe Universily ol Nebraslca in November. Sludenls loolc Donna Cox, Roger Dean, Bev Lind, Davy Zolol, and Sarah Colby lind inleresling news and lealures in lhe exchange papers in lhe Advocate office. Page 80 parl in varied panel discussions and com- pelilive conlesls. Slrange lacls are ollen found in old Advo- cate issues, as Deanne Duis, l-lerb Probasco, Sally Mosher, Mimi Caldwell, Joonna Rogers, and Barbara Carey discover. Noel Copeland Types a lasT-minuTe news iTem as Donna Jackson, Sony lvlarTin, and Kay Beckman help him meeT his deadline. i-Weekly News Again This year, The Advocate was presenTed The World-Herald award Tor The ouTsTanding prinTed newspaper in a large Nebraska high school. The lNlaTional ScholasTic Press Associa- Tion ConvenTion held lasT AugusT in Ann Arbor, Michigan, was The incenTive Tor sev- as sTaTT members, They were iniTiaTed inTo Quill and Scroll, inTernaTional journalism so- cieTy Tor high school iournalisTs. ATTer concluding Their sTaTT respon- sibiliTies, members were iniTiaTed inTo Quill and Scroll, inTernaTional iournalism socieTy Tor high school iournalisTs. To relax, An amusing iTem in an Advocate ciTTracTs The aTTenTion oT Judy WesT, Ann Marie Fisher, Brian Binning, and PaT GeTTman. The Advocate has iusT gone To press, and Barbara Tanner, Phyllis WerTman, Bob l-lill, JaneT TeSelle, and l-lerb Probasco Take Time Ann MclnTyre, Koy Keller, and Doug Keill Some inTeresTing inTormaTion abouT Lincoln qeT The laTesT word on adverTising space in l-ligh is discovered by Dave Calhoun, Sherry This Advocate issue Trom STan lcen. Turner, Susan STump, ond Jerry l-lahn. Page 81 Margaref Wer+man Senior Biography Edilor Kale Haggie Managing Edilor Barbara Barker Ediror Memorable Year Recorde The 1957 Links is oul now-'rhe se- crels lhal have for so long been hidden be- hind lhe locked door of Room 3l9 have finally revealed rhemselves. The lasl piclure has been Jralcen, The lasl page made up, 'rhe lasl bil ol copy wrirlen, and lhe final dead- line mel. Par Gerlman, +ypis+g Ari' l'-lughes, sporrs wriler: Sharon Murphy, wriferi Davy Zolor, wrilerg ond Janice Myrberg, Typisr, warch Neil Unrerseher, arf- isr. as he compleles a drawing. Page 82 Carolyn Coffman. rypisl, finishes a manuscripr as Mary Lu Keill, wrirerg Bill Orwig, sporls wrirerg Pal Porrer, wrirerq Jack l-louchen, arlisly and Jim Pinlc- erlon, sporfs wriler, loolc on. Y Harrief S+riclclancl Formal Pholography Edilor Jim Meisinger Business Manager 1957 Yearbook Staff A year filled wilh many hours of hard work, numerous momenls of pure enjoyment and all sorls of fun and fruslralion comes lo an end as fhe boolcs are dislribuled. This school year has been an unforgef- lable one al Lincoln l-ligh, and il is hoped ihal every memorable momenl has been re- caplured fully in This, The lorly-firsi ediirion Oil: Thi? Links- Sludenl' Pholographers Don Rixsfine, Silviia Liepnieks, Pro Sherman LINKS SALESMEN: seafeaz ovarian, canon, mmm, Yosl, Duis. Heiiwgg, niam+0n, Splain. Sovereign- S+andin9r Hover. Wilcox- Goeden, Schumacher, Vergiih, Swan, Olson, Gillen, l-lowleli, Osborne. Biggerslolzl. SClWWifiCli- Page 83 lvlilo Alcoll lzelil Bern- slienl discusses lhe lerms of his will wilh his law er Mr. Win- Y I gale lRay Shepardl. Ghosls l-loney Wain- , wrigh+lSally Purviancel. f lvlinnelonlca Small- llower lSanclra Sangerl, ancl Kennelh Moore lJaclc l-louchenl relax belween scenes. Spirits Haunt Senior Play Lo and Behold Sharing his home wilh ghosls and lhe love lroubles of his living friends were lhe problems ol weallhy lvlilo Alcoll in lhe Sen- ior Play, L0 and Behold! Alcoll, a Nobel Prize winner wilh a bad hearl, ale a sump- luous meal and diecl happy, only lo find lhal his home, which was lo be a sancluary lor his soul, was inhabilecl by lhe ghosls of an Indian maiden, a soulhern belle, and a piano composer. An inleresling love lriangle was formed by a boolcmalcer, Alcoll's coolc, and Alcoll's doclor, bul in lhe end, agree- menls were made among bolh lhe living and lhe ghosls. ls if dead or alive? This seems lo be lhe Boolcie Jackie McDougal lDave Calhounl has lurned puzzling queslion conlronling sludenl direc- lhe Tide on Dr. Roberl' Dorsey lJim Cadwolladerl lors l-lans Leuschner and Gary l-lill. and Daisy Durdle lPa+ lvlyersl. Page 84 ATTer The Tinal curTain had been rung Rose, and TooTie, and his son, Lon, Toolc KaTie, The cook lJudy Blackwell, second Trom leTTl, sees ThaT unexpecTed visiTors Mr. Durly lGordon Youngl, lvlr. Dodge lDoug Keilll, lvlrs, Waughop lJo Couchl, and The conducTor lEd WinchesTerl are comTorTable. Juniors Present Me Heading Tor The World's Fair are EsTher lCharloTTe Douglasl, Fred Gregory lBob l-lilll, Rose lfxngela Longl, John Shepard lBrian Binningl, Lucille PenTard lPc1T Beclxmanl, Lon llvlark Sorensenl, and Ida BooThby lMarilyn WinTerl. et Me in St. Louis down, The iuniors decided ThaT Their class play. Meet Me in St. Louis, had been a Tremendous success. The play dealT wiTh The problems oT lvlr. SmiTh, a ST. Louis TaTher who received an oTTer OT a beTTer-paying iob in anorher ciTy. l-lis Tour daughTers, Agnes. EsTher, Mr. and Mrs. SmiTh lclohn Donaldson and Penny PenTonl pose Tor Their porTraiT. Grandpa ProphaTer lJim Diclcl Tells Agnes lJane Connealyl and TooTie lJan FolTzl oT his many riches. desperaTe measures To keep Trom leaving ST. Louis, and Their acTions helped To Tire Their TaTher Trom his job. RomanTic Tangles added To The sTory's gaieTy, and aTTer all sorTs oT Tamily pranks, The sTory ended as Mr. SmiTh was rehired. l Page 85 Aeolian Choir Presents Tale ol Conluse A Trip To Bermuda on The yachT oT wealThy Mrs. Van Dare brings complicaTions Tor many people in The Aeolian Choir's presenTaTion oT The Firefly, an opera by Rudolph Friml and OTTo l-larbach. Jack, The Tiance of Mrs. Van Dare's niece, Geraldine, is capTivaTed by The smile oT Nina, an lTalian sTreeT singer, iusT before The ship sails. BuT C5eraldine's maid and -l'hursTon, The valeT oT Jacks' uncle, help Nina disguise herselli as a cabin boy, and she becomes a parT of The ship's company. AT The Van Dare home in Bermuda, l-lerr Franz, a choirmasTer Triend oT The Tam- l can malce you rich! says l-lerr Franz lJim PinlcerTonl To Nina lPaT Myersl, as PieTro lArT l-lughesl, SuzeTTe lMimi Caldwelll, ThursTon lJim Codwalladerl, Geraldine lKay Beclcmanl, Mrs. Van Dare lSue Thorpel, Sybil lMary Jane Kochl, and Jenkins lDave Calhounl loolc on. Page 86 May l presenl Geraldine Van Dare? Thurslon lJim Cadwalladerl is very glad To meer Geraldine lliay Beckmanl as Sybil lMary Jane Kochl inlroduces lhem. Don'+ lel lhem send me away, pleads Nina lPaJr Myersl of l-lerr Franz lJim Pinkerlonl. Mrs. Van Dare lSue Thorpel and Jenkins lDave Calhounl look on. omance in Opera The Firefly ily, becomes enraplured by Nina's voice, and, Thinking her To be a cabin boy, de- cides lo adopl her. Bur when lhe New York police reporl lhal lhe cabin boy is a no- lorious pickpockel, Tony Colombo, Nina is forced lo reveal her lrue idenlily as lhe Firefly singer, and Jack's love lor her is rekindled. Three years laler, al a parly given by Mrs. Van Dare for Geraldine and Jack. everyone is surprised lo learn Thar Jrhe par- Jry's world famous guesl' singer is none olher Than Nina. Jack's uncle, who has iusl relurned from Europe, renews a previous love alllair wilh Geraldine, Jack once again falls in love wilh lhe Firefly, and everyone ioins in a happy conclusion. Members of l'he Aeolian Choir relax a momenl' during Jrheir rehearsal of The Firefly. Page 87 An AugusT l-leaT Wave hiTs as Brenda Allacher. Karen l-Tanson, Judy l-lannernan, Deanne Duis, Bruce Condon, Dick Welch, John Mills, Johnny Cox, Marlene BarreTT, KaThy Fisk, Bonnie Beckmann, and and DwighT Meierhenry rock Through Too Much JaneT Freese, summer breezes, and Susan Morgan, and Shoke, RaTTle and Roll. Laurie Blende, Sharon EllsworTh, PaT Myers, Ann MclnTyre, and Sarah Colby, sunbeoms, all appear in Jour d' ETe. Joy Night Takes Audiences The Tour seasons and various holidays T were represenTed in This year's producTion oT Joy NighT, as iT opened wiTh The Theme, All Through The Year. The Boys Glee Club, in The show open- er, recalled The TooTball spiriT oT SepTem- a ber Daze. Susie l-leggen. Barbara llg. Diane Geier, Sandy , , , Greeness, Mary MargareT l-lolTmeier, Bonnie Bush, Senior qlrls pOrTrayed 5 QFOUFD oT CJIS- Julie Dalling, and Barbara Phillips lsealredl, and repuTable males whose girls could noT grow MargareT Borner, Jonice l-loyer, MarTy Davey, Lorraine Bullock, Shirley SchrnidT, Nancy STeTanisin, Sharon Anderson. and CharloTTe Douglas lsTanolingl, bring back memories oT The roaring TwenTies To . . . . k - H Y .H Alma STubbleTueld, Willie Walker, Marxine Bradley, K Mary MUG ln appy New ear Diana Venerable, Warren Brooks, Carol Parks, I iuuon, livin., -ivvuaeu, vwvvi vuycuuuuu, uul uullll- l sTon, and Bill Arledge. Page 88 When ll's Tax Time in April, Sue l-lealey, Judy Moomaw. Melinda Morgan, Mary Lu Keill, Ann Billmyer, and Renee Polsky llcneelingl, and Janice Myrberg, Margarel Liebers, Mary Jane Koch, Sharon Smilh, Karin Junglorp, and Janice l-lellweg lsealedl, lind a Money Tree is very welcome. All Through The Year accuslonned lo lheir ways in My Fair Fel- low. The Boys Oclel, in Dial AD-I957, de- cided lhal all lhrough lhe year, much ol lheir lime was spenl lelephoning girls. The Junior Girls Glee Club closed lhe show wilh a musical presenlalion ol Fair and Warmer. Judy Ann Zodina and Jackie Gallo recall a Joyous Noel in lheir piano and marimba duel. Neil Unlerseher lcenlerl acls as Joy Nighl masler ol ceremonies. while Johnny Cox and Jim Cad- wallader coordinale lhe show by playing lhe organ and piano belween acls. Crews are necessary in any produclion, ond Joy Nighl is no exceplion. These sludenls judge lryouls, design scenery, secure properlies, man Iighls, and help lo direcl lhe show. Page 89 AEOLIAN CHOIR: BoTTom Row: NewTon, TeSelle, Keller, Myers, LuTz, N. CanTerbury, Caldwell, Mosher, Hergenrader F RiTchey, Vermaas, PorTer, Shoemalcer, BurneTT, Moralez, WhiTney, Moore, Cullen, Thorpe, Keill, l-lanneman, Rolcer, Beclcmann P Freese, Johnson, McMullen, Rogers, Janouselc. Row 4: Brunlcow, Owens, BarreTT, ChrisTiansen, CoTTingham, Hughes, Cadwallader Pl Assemblies, Vespers Filled With Music Music, music, and more music rings ThroughouT every Third and TourTh periods when The Aeolian and Apollo Choirs meeT in Room 326. The Aeolian Choir, direcTed by Hugh Rangeler, perTormed aT Teachers' Conven- Tion, and aT The annual Kiwanis ChrisTmas dinner, while The Apollo Choir, direcTed by Ivan Caldwell, joined wiTh The Aeolian Choir To give The Thanksgiving, ChrisTmas, and EasTer assemblies, and The ChrisTmas vesper. Musical numbers oT all Types were given APOLLO CHOIR: BoTTom Row: Reed, M. Wilson, Goeden, Rager, Ferguson, Edwards, McDougall, JundT, BobsT, STanley, Marher Blore, Crosby, Fisher. Andrews, Kohl, Roseberry. AbboTT, Dickey, Magee. Row 3: Rapp, Lear. J. Wilson, Schmidt Splain Rec Page 90 mgarTner, C, CanTerbury, Wilkins, Blencle, Perrine, FriTz, Colby, Graham, EllsworTh, Maclison. Row 2: Kerns, FriTTs, Carey, Healey, krnan. Row 3: Opp, BoTTs, Koch, Jackson, ZoloT, l-loiberg. Jones, Cox, Orwig, STudier, PinkerTon, Klein, H. Wells, S+aklis, Skolcl, houn Wrighf, Walin, Thompson, Eno, Welch, Pauly, J. Wells, Lessman, Curlis. lent of Aeolian and Apollo Choirs by boTh groups, Trom The olrarnaTic A Car- penTer CuT The lVlanger's Wood, presenT- ed aT The ChrisTrnas vesper, To The lighT and iolly, Cranberry Corners, sung aT Teachers' ConvenTion. The opera was anoTher proiecT oT The Aeolian Choir, wiTh The assisTance OT The Apollo group. No, music will never be TorgoTTen in Lincoln l-ligh School as long as such groups as The Aeolian ancl Apollo Choirs conTinue To prove Their TalenTs. kmann, Barker, SmiTh, Carroll, Burbaclc, Caldwell, direcTor. Row 2: Cade, CrockeTT, Moornaw, Gray, GruTTis, DegenhardT, WalTerS, 1nsTon, Beler, Crabb, Pocras, Klernsz, Schrader, l-loy, BebouT, SchlaphoTT, Myrberg, Mauel. i Page 91 JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE: Boffom Row: Mefzger, lvliddleswarf, accompanisl: Geier, secrelary: I-Iollmeier, vice-president Tucker, presidenl: Sheldon, librarian: Coffman, accompanisf: Rediger, O'Neill. Row 2: Love, Follz, Penlon, Diamond, Miller, Jones, Davidson, Chrisrensen, l.eRiche. Row 3: Barnard, Davey, Murphy, Brown, Waybrighl, Walker, Dilfenber, Frey, Rendell. Row 4: Beckman, Foreman, Bogar, Muehlbeier, Warner, Hoyer, Risser, Greeness, Lylle. Outstanding Performances Made by Girls Glee Eighly harmonious voices blended lo- gelher lo make one of lhe besl years for The Junior Girls Glee. This group proved ils abilily many limes lhroughoul lhe school year. The November and Chrisrmas Vespers, which lhe glee helped in presenling, will be long remembered, as well as Joy Nighl. which would nol have been The same wilhoul lhe Junior Girls Glee acl, Fair and Warm- er, +o end il. The busy glee also found lime lo share lheir lalenls wilh many iunior high schools in The spring. JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE: Bolfom Row: Delehay, Gruendeman, Long, Beggs, librarian: Gore, direclorg Saunders, Treasurer: Ludlam, Fenlon, McCully. Row 2: Camp, Burns, Winler, Prewilf, Reich, Fealher, S. Anderson, Fields, Douglas, Keiser, Breen, Hessner. Row 3: Lowe, Elam, Phelan, Bush, Wise, Zink, Bunker, Marks, Parrish, Borner. Row 4: Epp, Connealy, Miller, Abernefhy, Sleianisin Myers, Jager, lvlahafiey, Cheever, J. Anderson. Nor picluredz Lylle, Thompson. Page 92 BOYS GIEE: BoH'om Row: Bowers, Wesicoii, Thompson, Nielsen, Schrader, Anderson, Bond, Howland, Burr, I. Caldwell, direcior. Row 2: Pererson, Lec, Mechling, Roof, Bridger, lBouwens, Gaver, Penningion, Wiii, Barron. Row 3: Burke, Piclceii, Mouden, Tyrrell, Roberrs, Fredrickson, Weniinlc, Gilbert Wise, Kerns. Row 4: Novicolri, Garson, Lebsoclc, Lane, Bridgewafer, Flynn, Marks, Schrunk, Peelcs. Boys Glee, Qctets Provide More Music at LHS Sophomore ancl junior boys wirh a Tal- eni Tor singing were members oi This year's Boys Glee, under The direcrion of Ivan Cald- well. ln addiiion To gaining enioymeni and Trienclship in class, The boys spenr many ourdde hours enierraunng Tor vesper con- cerrs, in Joy Nighl, and ai junior high schools. Harmony conrinued To be The lceynore of The Girls and Boys Ocrers This year. These Two musical groups were lcepi busy singing Tor school assemblies, vesper concerrs, Joy Nighr, privaie clubs, and business organiza- rions. BOYS OCTET: Pinlcerion, Colling- harn, Chrisliansen, Cadwallader, Calhoun, Hughes, Slcolcl, Eno, Sommer, accompanist. GIRLS OCTET: Myers, Blencle. Graham, M. Caldwell, Koch, Beck- man, Rifchey, Porfer, Mosher, ac- companisf. Page 93 BAND: Row I: Moody, Smiih, Miller. Row 2: l-loerner, I-lergenracler, Hahn, Frenzel, Grolh, Moeller, Powers, Winrer, Goliula, Laa Meyer, Evans, Schafer, Judlcins, Cooper, G. Campbell, Udd, Buelhe. Row 4: Fauss, Collins, Olson, Breslow,1Blaclc, Johnson, Weslerbe Mills, Miller, Cook. Row 5: l-lansen. Lewis, Colliers, Rook, Vergifh, Whilmore, Moore, Degenhardf, Folrz, NVelch, direclorp Wilb B. Lehman, Band and Orchestra Perform Through Year c This year would nor have been com- in many parades wearing well Jrhe Lincoln l plele wilhour 'rhe Lincoln l-ligh School band High colors. l -The band Jrhal rocked 'n' rolled school Slcirs performed by lhe band members spiril inlo lhe specralors ar loolball and during hall-lime al foolball games honored baslrelball games-The band lhal marched relevision programs and personalilies. ORCHESTRA: Row I: Delehoy, Lylle, Sievers, Kyker, Taylor, I-lousel, Sell, Fry. Row Hubbard, Middleswarl. Row 3: Seymour, Arnold, Salmon, Ucld, Collier, slring Teacher: Milli 5 E 5 l in fx ii li Page 94 Conkle, Rogers. Row 3: Cottman, Ludlam, Friedman, Peterson, Neeman, Jones, Salmon, Arline McMaster, Aiyce McMaster, Thornton, scheiser, Gibson. Gattula, Saunders. True, Wehr, Turner, Harper, Reigert, Copley, Busch, Brown, Hall, Bonds, R. Lehman, McCallum. rter, Jackson, Frey, Dappen, cadet director: Kirlcbride, Campbell, Reed, Nitz, Story, Edwards, Bartzatt, Summers, Bockelrnan, rades, Athletic Events, Concerts, and Vespers t The band's rendition ot The Star Spangled Banner at athletic events created a teeling ot patriotism throughout the crowd mellow notes ot the orchestra entertained audiences betore plays and vesper concerts, in assemblies, and accompanying the opera. ot spectators. These two organizations have added a The Lincoln l-ligh School orchestra also added a musical tlavor to school events. The during the past year. eenlee, Moxharn, Sandall, Bogar, Laase, Thornton, Spicer, Shepard, Cottman, Kreiss, with, Salter, Buethe, Umland, Garrett, Darnauer, Timm, Welch, director: Stoehr, Jetters, Mace. true musical note to Lincoln High School Page 95 SOFHOMORE BAND: Row I: Summers, Hancock, l-'libberT. Row 2: Johnson. Hinlcle, Kerns, Phelps, WesT. Row 3: Elliclcson, Curry. Huff, l-lenlce, Harris. MenTzer, Siddens, l-leckman, Schmidt Dombrovslcis, Baade. Row 4: Voss, Uri, Welch, direcTorg Reich, JauniTis, Franklin, Fleischmann, Payne, Peelcs, CarTer, ProTTiTT, Meier, Morehead, Sinner, Fraley, Brodeclcy. Prep Band and Twirlers Perfect New Routines One oT Lincoln l-ligh School's lesser The Twirlers also spend much Time prac- lcnown organizaTions is The Prep Band. IT is Ticing. They can always be seen leading The whaT mighT be called The reserve Team. Advanced Band onTo The TooTball Tield Tor The members will malce up The Advanced The playing oT The STar Spangled Banner. Band oT The TuTure. Many hours oT pracTice They also provide halTTime enTerTainmenT are puT TorTh beTore They perTorm beTore by perTorming well-execuTed drills and Tor- The public. maTions. TWIRLERS: SchrnidT, Jackson, T-larm, Owens, Walker, Alyce McMasTer, GeTTman, Arline McMasTer. Karnopp, WesT, Ryan, Timm. Page 96 SAFETY COMMITTEE: Bottom Row: Crosby, Eislc, Cadwallader, chairman ot Parking and Trattic Committee: Kezeor, chairman ol General Satety Committee: Eusselrnan, chairman ot Fire Committee: Zolot, chairman ot Civil Detense Committee: Spaeclt, Place, Degenhardt. Row 2: Von Dane, Lutz, Mauel, Carey, Catron, Crain, Ellsworth, Gettman, Keller. Row 3: McMullen, Smith, Martin, l-larpster, Schumacher, Hanson, Jaclcson, Polslcy, Perrine. Committees Plan, Organize Projects The main proiect ot the Satety Com- mittee, sponsored by Carl Manthey and Mrs, Alice Youngscap, was the conducting ot tire and civil detense drills. . The Library Committee, directed by Miss Emma Snyder, chose new books to be LIBRARY committee: nesmiiii, Beckman, Farley, added to the school library. Bowers, Campbell, Fuller. Miss Mary Siqler sponsored the Assem- bly Committee, which planned and intro- duced all assemblies. The Extra-Curricular Activities Com mittee, under Miss Edith Ellis, checlced pu pils' E. C. A. records. E. C. A. COMMITTEE: Standing: Gruendeman, Lytle. Moomaw, Crosby, Watt. Seated: Breen, Rolcer, Cheever, Fry, Davis, Cullen. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Standing: Taylor, Joynt, Queen, Delehoy, Thorpe, Sheldon, Miller. Seated: Ovcrgaard. Bcrizel. Not pictured: Andrews. Page 97 ar, tfurianek, tieckmann, hp mer, cI.augnlin. Various Groups Render Services to LHS May I have your ficlief, please? This can always be heard coming from a smiling boy or girl af all Lincoln I-Iigh performances. These pupils belong fo fhe Ushereffes and Doormen, service organizafions which as- sisf af all plays, vespers, operas, and Joy Nighf performances, and af any ofher occa- sion when fhey are needed. A group of sophomore girls malce up fhe Ushereffes, and if is fhe dufy of fhese girls fo falce ficleef sfubs, usher people fo fheir seafs, and hand ouf programs af I.I-IS performances. Boys from all grades malce up fhe Door- men. They assisf af all exifs and direcf peo- ple fo fheir seafs af all presenfafions. The movie operafors are always on hand fo run a film, fape recorder, or record player for any class or school group. In addi- fion fo fhis, fhey repair broken proiecfors and sound eguipmenf. Indeed, fhe members of fhese organiza- fions, confribufe a greaf deal of fime and service fo fhe smoofh running of fhe school. MOVIE OPERATORS: Boffom Row: Probasco, Pearson, Klein, MOVIE OPERATORS: Boffom Row: Swefland, Ingham, Norris, McCauley, Sfoki. Row 2: Liming, Sfein, Larsen, Davis Reifschneicler, Denham, Friedman. Row 2: Oxenhardf, Cuffell, Neeman, Row 3: Law, Burke, Sfrauss, Warren, Williamson. Luff, Chrisfiansen, Johnson, Pa ne. Row 3: Bammer, Bunfe- Page 98 Y meyer, Ross, Overgaarcl. Gannon, I-Iarfman, Bye. Darryl Biggerstatt, Ned Prucha, Mike Graetz, and Gary l-till, mem- bers ot the National Forensic League, inspect some ot the new trophies won by this year's Deboite Squad. Debaters Participate in Many Tournaments The Lincoln t-ligh School Debate Squad took part in many activities and tourna- ments this year, under the supervision ot Clinton Nelson, coach. ln December, Lincoln High participat- ed in an invitational tournament at Lincoln Northeast, and debated at the Missouri Valley Boys Tournament. The team took part in the Wesleyan Invitational Tourna- ment. The squad took Class A tirst place in the Mercy Debate Tournament held at Chesnin and Mike Watkins won individual honors by placing second in the Pius X Tournament tor beginners. The District Debate Tournament was held at the University ot Nebraska in April, and debaters also participated in the Uni- versity's Fine Arts Festival. The National Forensic League, a so- ciety to encourage speech activities, is a nationwide organization in which points are awarded tor every debate activity, and awards are presented according to the num- Omaha Cathedral, and debated at Midland ber ot points received. College in Fremont during February, Sid Presenting a demonstration debate to gain expe- rience betore tacing their real opponents are Darryl Biggerstatt, Gary I-till, and Mike Graetz. Debate Team members Sid Chesnin, Elizabeth Platt, Donna Cox, and Mike Watkins look up new terms with the help ot their cooch, Clinton Nelson. Page 99 Scribe Produced By Writers Club SCRIBE STAFF: Chesnin, sTory ediTorg Rager, poeTry ediforg Murphy, managing ediTorg Goodman, ediTor: BiggersTaTF. business manager: Breen, assisTanT ediTor: GarreTT, essay ediTor: AberneThy, arT ediTor. STudenTs wiTh a TalenT or inTeresT in wriTing were always Tound busy aT work aTTer school aT meeTings oT The WriTers Club. Un- der The sponsorship oT Miss Wanda Craw- mer and Miss Irene MarTin, club members made creaTive Tun The obiecTive oT Their meeTings. They wroTe anyThing Trom essays abouT hilarious incidenTs To comic commer- cials. Workshop meeTings, where members read Their own manuscripTs and received criTicism Trom oTher members, helped These liTerary hopeTuls To grow in wriTing skill. During The second semesTer, The im- porTanT obiecTive oT The'WriTers Club was The reading and criTicizing oT enTries Tor The Scribe, Lincoln l-ligh's liTerary magazine, which was published in The spring. These en- Tries were made by The sTudenT body and consisTed oT essays, shorT sTories, and poems. The WriTers Club helped choose The members oT The Scribe sTaTT, which selecTed and organized The maTerial To be published. WRITERS CLUB: BoTTom Row: Corn. Benzing, Ludlam, STepanelc, Treasurer: Duis, vice-president Rogers, president Rager, secreTaryq Dorn. l-lardison. l-larpsTer, Liebers. Row 2: Goodman, Morgan, STump, Kenney, Bulloclc, Reifschneider, Couch, AberneThy, Tanner, R. Miller. OlTman, Greeness, Chesnin. Row 3: Irwin, Birnbaums, Frenzel, Gillen. Prucha, STolclce, BiggersTaTT, Winlcelman, Dubinsky. Colzfman, l-lanna, Murphy. Row 4: Boslau. Morris, Breen, S. Miller, FeaTher, Veronis, Davidson, QuaTTrocchi, Zelen, FolTz, Douglas, l-leggen. Page 100 CLEF CLUB: BoHom Row: Phelps, Johnson, Rogers, Likens, Swindle, Gallo, Dier. Row 2: Sfalley, Bigson, Joynf, Bowers, Barnelr, Blackburn, Will. Row 3: Henriksen, Kirk, l-lansen, Kaufman, Zadina, Beckmann, Arnold. Row 4: Kuhn, Edwards, Bonds, Franklin, Buller, Ollenburg, Roemmich. People of Note Form Orpheons and Clef 'Club h Whal musical lalenl dwells in Lincoln and lo discuss lhe currenlr word in music. l-l'9ll S hallowed halls! Clef Club, Orpheons' sophomore coun- The musicians ol The junior and senior lefparlr also holds lvflcfe monlllllf meel'lnQ5- Classes blend ,Lhegr Jfalenfs +0 for-m Jfhe QF, To hear melodic exhibrlions from :ls lalenled pheons Club. Twice monlhly Jrhey meer lo members Ol mole- lislen lo performances from club members Ol lhese people we can be proud! ORPHEONS: Bo'Hom Row: Udd, Penlon, Coffman, secrefaryi Lehman, vice-presidenlq Buelhe, presidenl: Frenzel, sergeanl'-al-arms: lvlcConkle, lreasurer: Winler, Row 2: Sheldon, Miller, Baumgarlner, Warner, Murphy, Abernefhy, Wilson, Salmon. Row 3: Lowe, Delehoy, Mefzqer, Hergenrader, Middleswarf, Barrefl, Rilchey, Pabsl, Laase. Page 101 Y-TEENS: Bottom Row: Backstrom, R. Allacher, Fults, publicity chairman: Caldwell, music chairman: Waller, worship chairman: Alyce McMaster, program committee co-chairman: Burnett, vice-president: Barrett. president: R. Hergenrader, treasurer: McMullen, secretary: Bogar, social chairman: Arline McMaster, program committee co-chairman: Degenhardt, service chairman: Veon, Rebensdort. Row 2: Miller, Finks, Henriksen, Ritchey, Rogers, Tucker, P. Hergenrader, West, Karnopp, Walker, Harpster, Rowbal, Schwabauer, Bock. Row 3: B. Baars, Simon, Newell, Mart, Roemmich, Hessner. McCarthy, Schaat, Marhenke, Kohl, Diekmann, Salmon, Schlaphoti, Mesa, Parsons. Row 4: Sattertield S. Baars, Goodman, Becker, Miner, Brown, 'Norster, Buntemeyer, Benzing, B. Allacher, Jancik, Ramer, Dier, Phelps, Haley. Row 5: Johnson, Morrison, Thurston. Kimmel, Likens, Yant, Johnson, J. Anderson, Crabbe, Gibson, Kautman, Watson, Wallin, Reddish. Y-Teens Active in City and School Projects Hanging ot the greens, selling book covers, and the Snowball Formal are only a tew activities undertaken by the Y-Teens. This is one ot the largest clubs in Lincoln High School, and is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A., a worldwide organization. Their primary purpose is to help build universal understanding and good will. For entertainment, the Y-Teens annual- ly present the Snowball Formal. This year, Rochelle Hergenrader was crowned Snow- ball Princess trom Lincoln High School. Mimi Caldwell was her attendant. Every year a style show is held, to help the girls choose their school clothes and learn the latest styles. They work hand-in- hand with the downtown Y.W.C.A., helping to plan activities and organize new Y-Teen clubs throughout the city. The tun ot work- ing and play-ing together makes the Y-Teens one ot Lincoln High's most popular organi- zations. Y-TEENS: Bottom Row: Ollenburg, McAllister, Matulis, lrwin, Lomax, Goodenkaul, Osburn, Hawk, Combs, Besch, Oltman, Blackburn. I. Nelson, R. Nelson. Row 2: Spomer, Krantz, Liepnieks, A. Anderson, Casper, Abbott, Edwards, Jundt, Meyer, Randall, Sheridan, Washburn, Parrish, Bobst. Row 3: West, Powers, Beckmann, Clough, Felt, Segner, McDougall, Hoy, Rhoads, 'Bunker, Wilson, Blore, Haaclc, Wright. Row 4: Cherry, Cacek, Martin, Laursen, Sandall, Gottula, Watt, Mourer, Crain, Baker, Ray, Baumgartner, Million, C. Canterbury, N. Canterbury, Roseberry. Row 5: Caywood, Hatfield, Martin, Luecltke, Philburn, Woodard, Lowe, Nuss, Weeth. Vogel, Korell, Simon, Kraus, Smith. Page 102 Journalism Society Expands: Counselors Initiate Newcomers QUILL AND SCROLL: Bottom Row: Keill, Vermaas, Shoemaker, Meis- inger, Zolot, Duis, Barker, Porter, Meierhenry. Row 2: l-lealey, Lind, Standlev, Warner, Strickland, Wertman, Carey, Probasco. Row 3: Carrier, Lutz, Purviance, Rogers, Wilson, Catron, Mauel. The Lincoln l-ligh School chapter ot Quill and Scroll, international journalism so- ciety tor high school journalists, has been organized tor only two years. ln order to become a member, a student must have ex- celled in some phase ot journalistic endeav- or, be in the upper third ot his class, and be approved by the journalism sponsor. Students applying tor membership in Quill and Scroll must make an exhibit ot their journalistic work and send it to the organization's headquarters. Students merit- ing membership are then decided upon. This year, twenty-tive persons were accepted tor membership, and they were initiated in May by past Quill and Scroll members. Every girl will long remember her tirst tew weeks at Lincoln l-ligh School, and her Coed Counselor. The members ot this or- ganization hold a tea a week betore school begins to become better acquainted with their counselees. At this tea, they help in- coming sophomores to tind their lockers and new classrooms. Atter the beginning ot school, Coed Counselors keep in contact with their girls and turn in a report each week atter meet- ing with them. These reports are made available to home room counselors and ottice personnel. The girls also sell concessions atter school to earn money tor their club. COED COUNSELORS: Bottom Row: Standley, Healey, Cox, Ott, Beckmann, secretary-treasurer: Hanson, president: Mclntyre, vice-president: Fusselman, Simpson, Lessrnan, Udd. Row 2: Steele, Besch, Keill, Sanger, Frank, Opp, Bryan, TeSelle, Keller, Gettman. Row 3: Cullen, Kinney, Kohl, Laase, Warner, McMullen, Koch, Mosher, Caldwell, Polsky, Myrberg, Moomaw. Row 4: Platt, Colby, Freese, Smith, Morgan, Vermaas, Peterson, Martin, Blore, Dickey, Liepnieks, Schultz. Row 5: Roker, Burnett, Shilhan, Barker, Porter, Duis, Stanley, l-lellweg, Bobst, Waller, Llmland, Crosby. Page 103 Mn Fuller! lvlr. Fuller! We did it! We've struclc water! shouts lvlr. Kimber lJohn Hoernerl to New- ton Fuller lJohnny I-lamiltonl, as his wite, Annabelle Fuller lcludy Ludlaml, loolcs on in amazement. Mummers Present uGeorge Would you buy a house because George Washington had slept in it? Well. That was the circumstance under which such a house was secretly bought by Newton Fuller in the Mummers Play, George Washington Slept Here. FuIler's wite. daughter, and daughter's boy Triend were not overly impressed by This ancient and A sudden disaster puts Annabelle lJudy Ludlgml, Newton lJohnny l-larniltonl. Mr. Kimber lJohn l-loernerl. Steve Eldridge llloger Deanl, Rena Leslie lclanice l-lellwegl, Madge Fuller lLiz Morrisl, and Clayton Evans lJack T-iouchenl in an uproar. Washington Slept Here decrepit purchase. The situation became worse when they learned that there was no water on the land and the only road was owned by an untriendly neighbor, Mr. Pres- cott. Two summer theater actors and va- rious triends and relatives visited the Fullers at the most inopportune times to add to The comedy, but the play ended happily-dur ing a hurricane. As Uncle Stanley lBracl Wrightl and Mr. Prescott fZeTt Bernstienl straighten out property ditticulties, Rena lJanice l-lellwegl and Annabelle lJudy Lud- lczml make a tinal et-tort to control Cousin Raymond lBiII Orwigl. Page 104 Donna Cox, student director, checks last-minute de- tails with Katie lSue Thorpel. Mr. Prescott lZett Bernstienl. Hester lJo Couchl, Mrs. Douglas llvlary Lou Kratzerl. and Tom Jones, stage manager. MIMES: BoTTom Row: Coffey, Beckmann, WesT, Shadley, secreTary: Kuklin, presidenh Zelen, Treasurer: Morrison, Walker, Bork. Row 2: ThursTon, STuhr, Kimmel, Liepnieks, Kenney, Swindle, Henriksen, Mcfxllisfer, Clough, VonDane. Row 3: WaTson, Wallin, Shepard, Phinney, Kreiss, Phelps, Kaufman, l-larpsTer, GaTTo. Row 4: lv1arTin, Dier, JoynT, DeBus, Goldberg, Cacek, Taylor, Waser, WaybrighT, Chesnin, JohnsTon, Dramatic Experience Gained by Mimes, Mummers The Mummers, Lincoln l-ligh's iunior- senior dramaTic club, gave iTs many mem- bers poinTers in such Tields as make-up, di- recTing, acTing, and sTage-seTTing. This group presenTed The hilarious com- edy. George Washington Slept Here, and members oT The club worked on adver- Tising, programs, props, cosTumes, and va- rious oTher cornmiTTees in order To produce The play. The group also had an exchange pro- gram wiTh The NorTheasT l-ligh School dra- maTics club To presenT diTTerenT skiTs and geT ideas on Their club or'ganizaTion. The anxious undersTudies oT Mummers, members oT lvlimes Club, worked very hard aT Their bi-weekly meeTings To gain poise in acTing beTore an audience. Jokes, readings, and skiTs were pre- senTed aT each meeTing, and The goal To overcome sTage TrighT was Tinally aTTained aT The end oT The year. MUMMERS: Bo++om Row: Jones, Young. Myers, Goodman, Morris, Cox, secreTary7 l-lellweg, president Sfanley, Treasurer: BernsTien, vice-president Carey, Purviance, Probasco, Hill. Row 2: Lind, lvlauel, CaTron, Murphy, Connealy, Sanger, Walker, Basoco, Risser, Miller, Diamond, Couch, Cox, Orwig, l-loy. Row 3: Derby, Iv1cCuIIy, lvlaughan, KraTzer, CoTTman, l-lemmer. Gillen, Dean, ChilTon, ChrisTiansen, l-loerner, Leuschner, Zoloir, Thorpe, Beckman, QuaTTrocchi. Row 4: Ludlam, JundT, I-lanneman, Shepard, Cadwallader, GraeTz, WrighT, Dubas, Calhoun, l-lamilTon, STrand, WaybrighT, Beggs, Long. l-louchen. Page 105 INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Boffom Row: Sfepanelc, Waybrighf, Coffman, llg. Thompson, Pfeffer, Wheeler, Sfefanisin, Davey, Palcalns. Row 2: Duis, Bryan, Green, Waff, ray, Anderson, Goffula, Goodman, Reed, Winfer, Sheldon, TeSelle. Row 3: Murphy, Becker, Afaisilc, Schlaphoff, Schulfz, Polslxy, Myrberg, Blodgeff, Barnaro, Thorpe. Frey, Yosf. Row 4: I-lessner, Washburn, Geier, Moomaw, I-laaclc, Risser, Peferson, Basoco, Lyfle, Mclnfyre, G-reeness, Walker, Sfump. Row 5: Power, Zolof, Bunfemeyer, Mourer, Goode-nlcauf, Taylor, Dean, Donaldson, Shepard, I-Iughes, I-Iill, Prucha, Binning. International Club Aims at GIoI1e-Trotting Many sfudenfs fulfill fheir dreams of fravel by becoming members of Inferna- fional Club. By lisfening fo speakers, read- ing abouf foreign counfries, and visifing wifh fhe American Field Service exchange sfudenfs, nearly every corner of fhe globe can be visifed. The club sponsors varied fund raising proiecfs fo aid in sending Lin- coln sfudenfs fo foreign counfries fhrough fhe AFS program. In fhe spring, fhe club sponsored a Smorgasbord held in fhe Lincoln I-Iigh Cafeferia. This proiecf helped fo raise money for fhe American Field Service. INTERNATIONAL CLUB: Boffom Row: Hanson, Bunker, Fisk, secrefaryg I-Ianneman, Ireasurer: K. Beckman, vice-presiclenfg Blende, presidenf: Blue, S. Smifh, International Information edifor: I-Ioerner, International Information ediforq Sheridan. Row 2: I-Ieggen, Myers, Charles, J. Smifh, Breen, Diamond, Carey, Mauel, Douglas, Boslau, Ahrends. Row 3: Dorn, Frenzel, Borner, Bullock, Parrish, Pabsf, Phelan, Whifney, Wrighf, Delehoy, Sullivan, S. Smifh, Willie, Freese, Beggs. Row 4: Couch, Davidson, Chrisfensen, Mueller, Rhoads, Crain, Muehlbeier, Jungforp, Quaffrocchi, Wagner, P. Beckman, Tanner, Marlcs, Lowe. Row 5: Willis, I-Iardison, Morrissey, Fry, Kreiss, Fisher, Chrisfiansen, Spaedf, Farris, Calhoun, Cadwallader, Place, I-lemmer, Probasco, Queen. Page 106 FUTURE NURSES CLUB: Boffom Row: lBlackwell, l-lanson, Simpson, Ellsworfh, corresponding secrefary: Connealy, vice-presidenfg Crain, presidenf: Hoyer, courfesy chairman: Caldwell, secrefary-freasurerg Tucker, Overfon, Freese. Row 2: Sfeele, Lufz, Geffman, Cafron, Perrine, Lyfle, Mclnfyre, Wilson, Schaaf, Kezeor, Chilelly, Finigan, Cade, Donnelly. Row 3: McWilliams, Peferson, Wilson, Long, Donna Chee-ver, Reveal, Gruffis, Fisk, Degenhardf, Dorn, Kennedy, Elam, Thompson, Blue. Row 4: King, V. Venerable, Brannen, Johnson, Marfens, Piefenpol, Splain, Crosby, Fulfs, Arnold, Squyres, Rosenlof, Fusselman, D. Venerable, Darlene Cheever. Red Cross Goals Advanced by Future Nurses This year, in cooperafion wifh fhe Lin- Members of fhe Fufure Nurses Club coln Red Cross, a Junior Red Cross Coun- furfhered fhe aims of fhe Red Cross by eil was organized af Lincoln l-ligh. Members learning more abouf he-alfh and safefy af fook parf in varied acfivifies sponsored by fheir meefings. The club cooperafed wifh fhe Nafional Red Cross. fhe Safefy Commiffee in sfaging fire and civil defense drills. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL: Boffom Row: Weefh, Sfiasfny, Douglas, Ellsworfh, Bosak, Boffs, Spaedf, secrefaryq Davey, freasurerg Hughes. L.l-LS. Red Cross represenfafive7 Geier, Lufz, Mauel, Carrier, Keller. Row 2: Vogel, Saddoris, Frifz, Carey, Greeness, Warner, Keill, Jackson, Cafron. Billmyer, Crain, Lind, Anderson. Liepnieks. Row 3: Holfmeier, Borner, Dalling, Blue, Vermaas, Bush, Shepard, Phillips, Crumb, Piefenpol, Bogar, Polsky, Simpson, Sfefanisin. Row 4: Noe, Shirley Kessler, Sherry Kessler, Shoemaker, Porfer, Cadwallader. Barreff, Hill, Mourer, Barker, Zolof, Ilg, Calcaferra, lvloralez. Page 107 9 AOUALINKS: BoTTom Row: Garner, Bell, Phillips, AberneThy, Davis, Morgan. Row 2: Laase, l-lolTmeier, Davey, Vermaas, ThornTon, Rogers. Row 3: Morgan, Lind, Murphy, Thorpe, Shoemaker, PorTer. Row 4: R. Miller, Colby, Moomaw, Liebers, Warak, Hoy, Tanner, Harm, S. Miller, Elam, PenTon, Burns, Bush, Treasurer: Turner, secreTaryq EllsworTh, vice-prseidenh Healey, presidenT. Aqualinks, Camera Club Improve Techniques The new swimming pool and The under- waTer sound sysTem were asseTs Tor This year's Aqualinks. They learned and prac- Ticed synchronized swimming This year un- der The direcTion of Miss BeTTy l-leckman. AT Their weekly meeTings, The Aqualinks pracTiced sTrokes, sTunTs, and dives, and worked on Their spring waTer show, SaTire oT a SulTan. The mosT noTeworThy proiecT oT This year's Camera Club, under The sponsorship oT R. W. I-lowland, was The Taking, develop- ing. and prinTinq oT beTTer picTures. To ac- complish This, members Took picTures oT va- rious school TuncTions, developed and prinT- ed Them, sold Them To inTeresTed persons, and discussed The resulTs. CAMERA CLUB: SToehr, l-laack, STrand, Olson, Biqger5TaTT, Andrews, Blore, Cook, SalTer, Schuman. Page 108 E WW gi wie 'Ni f I .T r . 'ig-5 I ' i- r f 1 s X , I-I J r ': Q X 5 . ART CLUB: Boffom Row: Hessner, vice-presidenf: Goodman, secrefary: Becker, presidenf: Morrissey, freasurerg Jager. Row 2: Muehlbeier, Lowe, Birnbaums, Keim, Couch, Winklepleck. Row 3: Bunfemeyer, Gruendeman, Yosf, Sheridan, Farley. Art, Science Club Members Seek New Methods Promising young arfisfs worked fo- gefher on all kinds of arf work during meef- ings of fhe Arf Club., Members mef wifh professional people in order fo undersfand beffer fhe qualifies necessary fo carry on fheir work. Advice from club sponsors along wifh crificisms from fellow members helped fo develop more skillful fechnigues and more careful planning of arfful en- deavors. Learmng abouf phenomena shenger fhan ficfion made Science Club inferesfing fo ifs members. Speakers and discussions liyefned meefings, and fhe probing minds of fhe scienfisfs of fhe fufure presenfed many inferesfing quesfions and fopics for discus- sion. Everyfhing from nuclear fission fo space fravel sparked fhe affenfions of fhe members as fhey worked on experimenfs which someday may lead fhern fo new dis- covedes SCIENCE CLUB: Boffom Row: Biggersfaff. Wrighf, presidenf: Sfaklis, vice-presidenf: Frailey, freasurer: Wheeler, secrefaryg Donaldson. Row 2: Cullen, Derby, Coffingham, Frenzel, Hardison, Mooberry. Row 3: Gillen, Kreiss, Sfokke, Graeh. Winkelman, Sfronberg. Page 109 W 'WW ' ' 1 11 ? X . r 1 i f m S I f 5 1 Z . I T l 5 ? 2 1 Q x v f PEPPERS: iBoHom Row: Rogers, Rapp, Udd, Cafron, Vermaas, Carrier, Sleele, Ray, Reed, TeSelle, Reclor. Row 2: Zelen, J. Wilson, M. Wilson, Wilkins, Simon, J. Smifh, Wixson, Salmon, Slandley, Werfman, Slrickland. Row 3: Scaggs, Sloehr, Schleiger, Timm, Warner, Wesf, Risiow, Siewari, Sacldoris, Vogel, Simpson. Row 4: Sranley, Waller, Rosenloi, Squyres, S. Smiih, Thorpe, Rager. Schuliz, Tipion, Rogers, Schlaphoif, Queen. Row 5: Sierlcel, Soclersirorn. Umlancl, Zoloi, Shoemaker, Shilhan, Rolcer, Roseberry, S-plain, VVallers, Thornion. Peppers Promote School Spirit By Cheers Sa+isiieol, real sarisiieolf' was a cheer games, olher sporis evenls, ancl our of lown ollen hearcl coming from ihe 250 members games, giving color, spirir, and supporr To ol Peppers al Ll-lS sporrs evenls, These girls lhe alhlelic reams. ariencled all home loolball and baslcelloall In aoldirion To cheering, lhe girls, in PEPPERS: BoHom Row: Keller, Goodman, Jordan, Newron, Morgan, Kraniz, l-libberr, Green. Row 2: Fuller, Janouselc, Frank, Gonzalez, l-laggie, l-lealey, Keill, Gray, Kerns. Geisflinger. Row 3: Grifllin, Friiis, Frilz, Graham, Jackson, Koch, Harvey, l-lousel, Haaclc, Hawk, Jungiorp. Row 4: J. l-lergerirader, Korell, I'-larris, Hoy, Kohl, Kinney, Fusselman, Judlcins, Johnson, Jurica, Finigan. Row 5: Hanson, Juncll, Kobel, l-laclcsiadl Goodenlcaul, R. l-lergenrader, Grulfis, l-lannernan, Fisher, l-lellweg. Page 112 PEPPERS: BoHom Row: Dallas, Charles, Burback, Lind, Rilclwey, Treasurer: Wells, vice-presidenl: Colby, presidenly Gelrman vice-presidenr: Sanger, secreiaryg Ellsworllw, Bryan, Cox, Cade, Row 2: Crockelr, Carey, Bosak, N. Canrerbury, Combs, Besclw Brownson, DeBoer, Baker, Caldwell, Blende, Carroll. Row 3: Casper, C. Canlerbury, Bells, Duke, Baurngarlner, Crain, Ferguson. Cullen, Andrews, Coppinger, Dickey, Franzen. Row 4: Edwards, Beboul, Blue, Allen, Davis, Beckman, Freese, Blore, Banisier, Curris, Back, Crumb. Row 5: Beckmann, Benzing, Bobsr, Crosby, Burneli, Duis, Diekmann, Calcalerra, Degenliardl, Barker, Fisk, Baars Barrell. eams Through Victories And Defeats llneir black skirls, red swealers, and black and planning and giving skils for pep assem- beanies, also did oulside aciiviiies wliicli plies all conrribuled meriis 'For The Peppers. supporled +l'1e learns and promoled school Yes, we're Hsalisified, real sarisliedf' spiril. Making poslers and Jrlie lucky liorse- willw our i956-i957 Peppers! slwoe, selling rickers, decals and concessions, PEPPERS: Boffom Row: Murplny, Mauel, Purviance, Luiz, Turner, Billmyer, Myers, Madison, Megee, McWilliams. Row 2: Liepnieks Moomaw, Opp, Marulka, Lear, Pesler, O. Moore, Nuss, Million, OH. Row 3: C. Moore, Misa, S. Marlin, McMullen, McConkle Polsky, Mclnryre, Morgan, Powell, Mirlelberg. Row 4: Lessman, Moslwer, Olson, McDougall, Lowe, Plall, Laase, Owens, Moeller Mafiice, Munson. Row 5: Arline McMas'rer. Marlwenke, Alyce McMasrer, Liebers, J. Marlin, Osburn, Owens, Porler, Pelerson Myrberg, Noe. Page 113 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: BoHom Row: Newron, Calron, Vermaas, Turner, Carrier. Row 2: Ellsworrh, Billmyer, Morgan, Lind, Luiz Cheerleaders Spark Lincoln High Spirit Lincoln l-ligh's Cheerleaders spenl a busy year planning pep assemblies, leading cheers for leam send-oils. and filling fans wirh Lincoln l-ligh spirii al arhlelic eyenls. Six Apprenlice Cheerleaders were chosen ar Jrhe beginning of The baslcelball season. They cheered for reserve and sopho- more games, and, along wilh lhe Varsily Cheerleaders, pracliced cheering and coor- dinalion al weekly meelings. Under Jrhe sponsorship oi Mrs. lrma Coombs and Miss Marguerile Gundermann, lhe girls designed new emblems for rheir swealers and inrroduced many new cheers ro Jrhe sludenr body. The Cheerleaders welcomed cheer- leaders from opposing reams Jrhrough pre- game dinners. They did much ro spark The Lincoln l-ligh sporrs year and make il a success. Page 114 Year's L Club Program Highlighted by Reunion Of Former Lettermen Again This year, The L Club, made up oT Lincoln High VarsiTy leTTermen, Took over many worThwhile acTiviTies. The club's TirsT proiecT was cleaning and polishing all The Lincoln High School Trophies, and plac- ing Them in The new Trophy cases in The Lincoln Public Schools AcTiviTies Building. L Club members also sold concessions aT TooTball and baslceTball games. Talking over some imporTanT maTTers OT business are L Club o'lTicers Terry Sapp, vice-presidenT7 Jim Hauser. Treasurer: Lyall LUTT, secreTory: and Bill Arledge, presidenT. One oT The year's ouTsTanding acTivi- Ties was The L Club reunion held in The Lin- coln High caTeTeria aTTer The HasTings bas- l4eTball game. Former club members were admiTTed To The game Tree, and They re- ceived an L Club news leTTer which was pre- pared by Harold ScoTT, one oT The L Club sponsors. L CLUB: BoHom Row: D. Headley, Allen, McWilliams, Hill, Allgood, GeTTman, Sapp, Pearson, Jones, STudier, Mendoza, Oriiz. Garcia, Probasco, B. Headley, Parsons, JeTT. Row 2: Cerny, Orwig, Usher, Fox, Holman, Schumacher, Walliclc, ChrisTiansen, STaklis, Gruenerneier, Tice, Klein, PinlcerTon, Hahn. Row 3: Gandara, Swanson, STolley, PiclceTT, JohnsTon, Beler, Welch, Olfman, STein, lug, Place, Meierhenrfy, An-ierman, J. Zuerlein, Drevo. Row 4: Kelley, UnTerseher, Morrison, Houser, Lewis, Dafvis, Calhoun, EllioTT, Converse, Parker, WhiTemon, V. Zuerlein, Dolberg, Arleclge, Morrissey. Row 5: Houchen, Hergenracler, BreTTmann, Walin, Posey, Corn, Overgaard, Haack, Thompcon, Gacusana, Creps, Snyder, KnowlTon, Williamson, Page 115 1 f 1 1 ' iff Q T 'kL? 1 2 1 ' 1 .1., egg 1 A'f'-V lig 'V.1. - 'A - W - -li .1'., 2' 2 'zz f'I: 5 1 1, iii :QQA ' 1 '1 1 W ' , Q Davis Darnauer Arleclge Two New Coaches Lead if Z.,, T , ' LHS Grlclders Through Drevo EI1io++ Elhe lclge ,s-: ,: I 1 ::' 2 ' 5' 1956 Football Season Varsify Coaches Schwarhlcopf and Sommers Allhough Lincoln 1-ligh School's 1956 foolball Team did no+ emerge from The season wilh a speclacular win record. 'rhey showed greal spiril on The field and a Tre- mendous desire +o win. Ed Schwarlzkolof, in his Tirsl year as head coach, whipped his men inlo lop physical condi- +ion early in The season. A new lace. lhal of Jim Sommers, was seen on The praclice field and coaching from The sidelines. The 1956 season was Sommers' Tirsl as baclcfield coach for Lincoln l-ligh. The Links slarled The season wilh Twelve relurning lellermen. Their Tirsl game ended in a disappoinling 13-I2 loss lo Omaha Cenlral afler a hard Toughl' ballle. . Q S YA. Q 1 ig TX ag J 4 1 if J Y win g - L Luff Ganclara Lewis Gacusana GeHman Grenemeier Hergenrader Houser Kelley Page 116 'ww -e ,V - N, Liiiigris. 5, j A N' , 3 ' xv 'Y :i :,, g.gQ H - ' T , TT s,. :' :i,fjs:.k:E Ll' Zuerlein Williamson I956 FooTball Schedule Lincoln l-ligh Opponenf I2 Omaha Cenfral - - - - 29 Norfh PlaTTe - - 2 Sioux Falls WashingTon High 6 Grand Island ----- 26 ScoTTsbluTT - - - - - 6 Omaha NorTh - 7 Omaha SouTh - Managers Winches+er, Sievers, and Jones 7 Omaha Tech ' ' 52 Lincoln NorTheasT - - The second game was more hearTening To The Links as They rolled To a 29-20 vicTory over The NorTh PlaTTe Bulldogs. The hard-driving Warriors Trom Sioux Falls, SouTh DakoTa's WashingTon l-ligh School were new opponenTs Tor The Links This season. The score aT The end oT This conTesT read: Warriors I8, Links 2. .. sf? L .2 .EZ ,V il-2' 54' 4' xv .... Q .E-'LI -' 2:',2'..., H g zzgf ' '. . 22 as 4- G5 -7191: h. W lTemon A 22-1 3:-Z f 'Y :gi ' 153 .QI wry J' -.-. 'I-'-'2 'Z ::??r T WhlTe 1 fi ' 2' : F 21255 H. 'Tm .Q.g1EQ:i,,f,.1,, . Wesl' Mendgzq Lincoln l-ligh mlscued again on The nexT Friday nighT Wallick aT Grand lsland, going down in a I3-6 deTeaT. l-lowever, They bounced back To shuT ouT The ScoTTsbluTT crew. V T , g VVV1 A niggas: 26-O, in a game dominaTed all The way by The hungry - '-'1f-s '-:' T 1 ,sr,l T as . '2', ,- if .,-... -s1-: .-1 -iiq V T if .li, i 9, '-kA,4 I .'.,. ,. '-.' T V Morrison Ude .,., M: -.,-2 f if, ' 'T i .V Or+iz Overgaard ScheidT Snyder B. Swanson D. Swanson Page 117 Don WhiTemon and Joe Gacusana have Things well in hand as They Team up To cuT down a Sioux Falls ball carrier Larry Grenemeier l4Il and Phil Mendoza lbehind 5Ol orrive Too laTe To help Don Swanson lcarrying balll who has made a good gain againsT ScoTTsbluTT. A TerriTic Omaha NorTh Team handed Lincoln l-ligh iTs worsT beaTing oT The season, 40-6, on The Tollowing Thursday nighT. Omaha SouTh, The nexT Toe To be enTer- Tained in The oval, handed The Links a 26-7 deTeaT. Three second-half Touchdowns gave Omaha Tech a I9-7 vicTory over The Links. A sTarving Links Team enTerTained Lin- coln l-ligh alumni aT The annual l-lomecoming game by crushing The Tizzled-ouT NorTheasT RockeTs, 52-I2, in The season wind-up. Lincoln sporTswriTers named six Links gridders To The l956 All-CiTy Team. They were Don Davis, John EllioTT, Joe Gacusana, Phil Mendoza, Bill Swanson, and Paul Ude. Joe Gacusana l8Ol snags a pass Tor a long Paul Lewis l2ll crosses The sTripe Tor six big poinTs as gain, buT a deTermined Packer Trom Omaha Bill Swanson l3ll Throws a good block againsT o Lincoln SouTh is iusT behind him. NorTheasT player. Page 118 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: BoTTom Row: Flynn, manager: Tucker, LiTTrell, Rudolph, Merriman, Power, OrTiz, Delgado, Jones, Fraley, Queen, Parsons, Scheerer, Reich, Gabarron, l-lergenrader, Saunders. Row 2: Grosscup, coach: Mowrey. GriTTin, Segobiano, Burke, LamberT, SmiTh, BorreTT, Jensen l'lyaTT, Roberfs, Lundalc, Scheele, Gerlach, Thompson, Gibson. Bammer, Kelly. Sophomores, Reserves Gain Grid Experience The Sophomore grid crew gained inval- uable experience This year in Their schedule oT six games. Their Three losses were To The Boys Town Sophomores, Lincoln NorTheasT Sophomores, and Linlcs Reserves, by scores oT 2-O. I5-O, and I3-6. Their Three wins came Trom The Lincoln SouTheasT Reserves, I9-Og BeaTrice Reserves, 27-63 and CreTe Re- serves, 7-6. ln Their Tive-game schedule, The Linlcs Reserves won Three and losT Two, Their Two losses going To Boys Town Reserves, 25-8 and 38-O. Three vicTories came Trom Lincoln NorTheasT, 33-l2g Grand Island, I4-73 and The Linlcs Sophomores, I3-6. RESERVE FOOTBALL: BoTTom Row: Overqaard, McCoy, Allqood, ParTingTon, Lehman, WesTerberg, Amerman, McMullen, Carr, Reed. Wilson, EaTon, Row 2: Sprague, coach: Tyrrell, lvory, Moore, I-Teizenrader, TuTTle, BosTic, Dunham, Johnson, Scaggs, Lindholrn, Gomez, Bammer, Beechner, coach. Row 3: Campbell, BurT, Fleischmann, KnowlTon, Frizzell, SmiTh, Nielsen, Collins, l-lruza, Paul, Caples, STory, Tice, Dermyer, Greenlee, SchwindT. Page 119 4 l i l X BreTTmann Burf Ellio1'T ETheridge Moore Play of Three Returning Lettermer WiTh only Three reTurning leTTern'ien on The squad, The T I95o-I957 cage Team did a surprisingly good iob and Tinished i The season wiTh an eighT win, seven loss record. John EllioTT. 4 Brian ETheridge, and Neil UnTerseher were The reTurning leT- Termen who paced The Links and provided The bulk of expe- rience in This year's round-ball play. ATTer falling 49-4I To The pre-season TavoriTe, Fremont in The season opener in The new Lincoln Pulolic Schools AcTivi- Ties Building, The Links sTruclc Tor Tive sTraighT wins over fighT- ing opponenTs. McCook was deTeaTed 55-46, Fairbury by a Orwig Pinlcer+on Posey Thompson Page 120 xo, Ude Un+erseher Walin While arks Eight Win, Seven Loss Cage Record score of 54-40, Norlheasl Tell 44-43, and was again slunned 50-46 aller The Links had pracliced on Jrhe Soulheasl five swamping lhem by a score ol 68-37. The nexl week end, Boys Town invaded and whipped lhe Links 52-38 by using a Tull courl press much ol The game. In lheir nexl Jrwo games The Links failed lo sink enough field goals and Tell lo Bealrice and Omaha Varsify Coach Lyle Weyancl Tech by scores of 5 l -4l and 57-56. The cag- ers lhen bounced olll The springboard lo slip by Grand Island, 53-48. The Norlh Plafle Bulldogs were lhe nexl lo bow before +he delermined Links. 54-5I. Nearly I5O former L Club members walched lhis conlesl and allended +he L Club reunion afler lhe game. Managers Probasco and Olfman Page 121 One of Lincoln's mainsTays, Brian ETheridge T541 grabs Reaching Tor conTrol of The ball are a rebound during a hoTly conTesTed game wiTh crossTown Don Posey l45l ancl Brian ETheridge l54l rival, Lincoln NorTheasT. John Thompson HIT ossisTs, during a Links cage baTTle. On The Tollowing week end, l-lasTings became The lasT Team To Tall To The inconsisT- enT Links. In The Tinal minuTe and a halT oT The game, Ude's Tour quick poinTs and Un- Terseher's pair oT Tree Throws gave The Links a 54-48 win. The regular season ended on a dismal noTe when Omaha's SouTh and CenTral sur- prised The Links, 5 I -45, and 60-4l. Page 122 STreTching high Tor a i rebound in The Omaha Tech game is Phil WhiTe l42l as Brian ETheridge ond John Thompson assisT. WaiTing Tor 5ouTh- easT's Ron Keal To de- scend, John Thompson l4ll prepares To sink Two more poinTs Tor The Links. The Links wenT down in a 69-58 deTeaT aT The hands oT a spiriTed Grand Island cage squad in The disTricT Tourney, This loss can- celed all chances oT a sTaTe Ti+le Tor The Links. Two Lincoln High sTarTers, John EllioTT and Brian ETheridge, were chosen by Lin- coln sporTswriTers aT The Tinish oT The season Tor membership on The myThical All-CiTy Team. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: BoTTom Row: Jones, Powell, Finley. Row 2: Morehead, Penning- Ton. SmiTh, Schrunk, Dombrovskis. Row 3: Jordan, Honnor, OsTerluncl, Curry, Gerlach, Lucs. Sophomores, Reserves Complete Cage Season Darrell Grell's Sophomore Squad helped The Linlcs' building program as They Tinished The season wiTh a Tive win, seven loss record. The Links Reserves came Through again This year wiTh a good season, dropping games only To Lincoln NorTheasT and Boys Town. l-larold ScoTT's boys won eleven games againsT The Two losses. Sophomore Joe Moore was moved To The VarsiTy Squad near The end oT The season. RESERVE BASKETBALL: BoTTom Row: Finley. Greenlee. Row 2: BridgewaTer, Young, ParTingTon, BaTes, l-loTT, manager. Row 3: l-lergenracler, Bowers, Mills, Paul. I-lonnor, Kelley. Page 123 WRESTLING: Boffom Row: Garcia, McWilliams, Parsons, Jeff, Brunsen, Rominger. Row 2: Syd Wllckl-ll A PI T R 3C p G ' l:alyB e L M B V s I1 EV, 6 I , Oman, mefmdn, GCS, opez, erriman, ouwens, eroni. ICB. OW I OO GF, FSHGFYIEISF, F 9 , i1!'I'!fTl F, Links Grapplers Paced by Four City Champs l-larold Gilliland's Wresfling Team had a full schedule of fen dual meefs and fhe cify and sfafe fournamenfs. The grapplers garnered sixfeen poinfs and placed sevenfh in fhe sfafe meef. Gene Barnhill, Larry l-lolman, Jay Par- sons, and Roland Wallick were cify champs, and Larry Snyder and Gene Tice were nar- rowly beafen by a referee's decision in fhe cify finals. Gene Barnhill proved fo be fhe season's oufsfanding grappler. l-le was beafen only once in fhe regular season and finished fhird in fhe sfafe meef. Using fhe insfrucfion given him by Coach Gilliland, Barnhill proceeds fo force his opponenf info a pin posifion. As Gene Barnhill fakes a breafher, wresfling coach l-larold Gilliland gives him a few poinfers for fhe final period of his mafch. Page 124 VARSITY GYMNASTICS: Bottom Row: Landingham, Morgan, Wimp, W. W. Walker, Strough, Allen, D. Headley. Row 2: Knauber, B. Headley, Talbert, Parker. Cerny, Knowlton, manager. LHS Gymnastics Squads Garner State Laurels Under the leadership ot Coach Phil Sprague, the Links Gymnastics Team com- pleted a very successtul season. l-lowever, the Novice Team came through with the state championship, while the Optional Squad, paced by Dick Allen and Duane Strouqh, tinished second only to their cross- town rival, Lincoln Northeast. Gary Parker demonstrates his skill on the parallel loars. RESERVE GYMNASTICS: Bottom Row: Densberger. Roach, Zuerlein, Collins, D. McCoy, W. XrVaikzr, Bammer, Reitschneider, R. Kapke. Row 2: Danley, Root, Strand, J. McCoy. Blacketer, Crisp, F. Kapke Taylor, Sobotka. Page 125 SWIMMING: BoTTom Row: STolley, Haack, Corn, Morrissey, Converse, Houchen, Gacusana, Zuerlein, PickeTT, Drevo, Usher. Row 2: sTer, Meier, Wilbur, Hahn, Hemmer, Hines, Bauer, Johnson. Row 3: HardT, Dermyer, Heizenrader, Morrison, Kuklin, Vlasnik, D bas, Thompson, BorreTT, JoynT, Hill. GeTTing OTT To a good sTarT in The ZOO-yard medley relay are Links mermen Jon Morrison and Jim PickeTT. Jerry STolley execuTes a perTecT dive To pile up poinTs Tor Lincoln High in The meeT againsT Omaha Tech. Page 126 Links Swimmers Splash To State Championship The Tinned men did iT again. They capfured The sTaTe swim TiTle Tor The Third sTraighT year, earning The righT To keep The UniversiTy OT Nebraska duck Trophy. As usual, Harry Kuklin's boys were in Top Torm Tor The all-imporTanT sTaTe meeT. Larry Converse, Roger Corn, and Joe Ga- cusana each Took TirsT place in Their spe- cialTies, and The Links Took TirsT place in l9oTh The 200-yard medley and Tree sTyle relays. The Links also copped The ciTy crown, and losT only one meeT during The regular season. Dave Celhoun's loaclchancl smash neTs The Links an im- porTanT poinT on The way To anoTher Tennis vicTory. Bad weaTher doesn T keep STaTe Singles Champion Neil UnTerseher Trom Talcing some pre-season pracTice swings. Five Returning Lettermen Bolster 1957 Tennis Hopes Five reTurning leTTermen and Three new concreTe oourTs pleasanTly c:onTronTed Tennis coach Leroy Colson aT The beginning oT This year's season. Seniors Dave Calhoun, Bill Orwig, An- dris STalclis, and Don STronberg. ancl iunior Neil Unlerseher reTurned 'FFOITI The I956 Andris STal:lis shows perTecT Torm Squad- as he exhibiTs his serve in e Linlcs Tennis maTch. Page 127 I' Y l l l VARSITY TRACK: Bo'Hom Row: McWilliams, Johns+on, Sapp, Sfudier, Dean, Kess, Roach, Zuerlein, D. Swanson. Row Z: Morehead, manager: Ellioll, D. Whilemon, l-lyaff, B. Swanson, Davis, L. Whifemon, Greenlee, Beler, Morrison, Huff, manager. Row 3: Moore, Mulder, Gacusana, Posey, Efheridge, Corn, Thompson, I-laaclc, Snyder, Pearson, manager. Track Prospects Remain Uncloude l Exlremely bad wealher hampered early worlcouls l and opening meels of Coach l-larold Sco++'s lhinclads. l-lowever, ihe relurn of spring wealher and nine lerler- men gave lhe Links a larighi oulloolc for a successful season. Coach Scoll and his assislanl, Jim Sommers, Taking Jrhe hand-off from Larry l-laack. Sam Beler prepares +o carry Jrhe loalon To a mile relay win. Bu+ coach, if's nol' our iauljr lhal Jrhe wearherman was wrong! complain Kenny Pocras and Don Posey +o assislanr 'rraclq coach Jim Sommers. Jusl oil The slarling blocks lo a fasl siarl in 'rhe 880-yard run is senior leflerman John Ellioff. Page 128 Terry Sapp seems +o have lefi Bill Swanson knows Thai only prac- his opposiiion well behind in lice and more praciice go info +his +his Links Jrrack meel. perlecl' pole vaull: Dim Workout Weather looked lo promising underclassmen +o add deplh lo rheir crew of monogram winners, which included Sam Beler. Don Davis, John Ellioli, Joe Gacusana, Larry l-laack, Bill Johnslon, Terry Sapp, Larry Snyder, and CROSS COUNTRY: Boliom Row: Sapp Sludier. Row 2: Johnsfon, Dean. Row 3 Haack, Thompson. Bill Swanson. RESERVE TRACK: Bo+'rom Row: Rudolph, Griffin, Hart G-renemeier, Kessler, Gomez. Row 2: Brooks, l-lill, Jordan, Franklin, Kelly, True, Powers, Holman. Row 3: Lucs, Baylor, J. Johnson, Donaldson. JSVISSVN Prucha, M. Johnson, Sibley. Sfafe Sand Greens Champion Bud Bill Arledge follows 'rhe rule Skill, pracfice and deep concen- Williamson 'fakes a pracfice swing keep your eye on fhe ball as he frafion go info fhe sinkineg of 'rhis before meefing his opponenf. makes his approach fo fhe green. puff by Glen Gruenemeier. New Coach Leads Golfers In Title Defense Dick Beechner fook over fhe reins of men were defending fheir Sfale Sand fhis year's Links golf squad. Refurning leffer- Greens Tifle and enfered Sfafe Grass men Glen Gruenemeier and Bud Williamson Greens Tournamenf compefifion. formed fhe nucleus of fhe feam. The links- GOLF: Bo'H'om Row: Gruenemeier, Arledge, K. Campbell, Collins, Rau. Row 2: Taylor, Williamson. Biqgersfaff, C. Campbell, Borreff, Page 130 VARSITY OUTFIELDERS: Kelley, White, Chastain, Walin. Baseball Squad Again Vies for State Title l-laying won the state championship tor three years in a row, the Lincoln l-ligh nine, under the tutelage ot Butord Gross- cup, had their iob cut out tor them this year. The squad ot eighteen was paced by ten returning lettermen. Games were scheduled with Lincoln Southeast, Lincoln Northeast, Creighton Prep, Omaha Westside, Omaha Tech, Omaha Central, Omaha North, Omaha VARSITY INFIELDERS: Bottom Row: Porter, lvlouden, Robert, Fox. Row 2: Ude, Dolberg, l-lonnor, Klein. VARSITY PITCHERS: Sheridan, Burt, Gettman, Welch. South, and Omaha l-loly Name. RESERVE BASEBALL: Bottom Row: West, Adam Smith, Allgood Partington, Roger, Darnauer. Row 2: Knauber, Finley, McCoy: DeVore, Mechling, Becker. Row 3: Lindholm, l-leizenrader, Dunham, Nielson, Andy Smith, Ballard, Gilbert, Binning, Bridge water. manager. VARSITY CATCHERS: Oltman, Stein. Page 131 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIAUON: Bottom Row: Schwindt, l'loaglin, Hillis, Nuss, Weeth, Watt, Steele, Cloze, DeShon. Row 2: Simon, Washburn, Abernethy. Koehler, Strickland, Botts, Mellinger, Fritts, Cassidy, Cheever. Row 3: Vogel, Pelcarelc, Ray, Wilnklepleclc, Stewart, Powell, Warner, Liepnielcs, Jager. Row 4: Sterkel, Benzing, Mart, Dinges, Fry, Haclcstadt, Newell, Waralc, Mi ler, Shaner. Girls Participate in Many Sports Through GAA Girls with an incentive to participate in participate. Good sportsmanship, exercise. athletic activities tind their desires tultilled and the establishment ot new triendships are by the program ot the Girls Athletic Asso- valuable assets gained trom GAA. ciation. This program enables girls to earn When school opened in the tall, the emblems and letters, in addition to one-halt GAA program went immediately into ac- hour ot credit tor every sport in which they tion. On crisp tall days, members could be GIRLS L CLUB: Bottom Row: Striclcland, Botts, Stewart, l-laclcstadt, Jager. Row 2: Nuss, l-loaglin, Simon, Liepnieks, Abernathy, Vogel. Page 132 i VOLLEYBALL: Row I: Slewarl, Dinges. Slerkel. Row 2: HIKING: BoHom Row: DeShon, Vogel, Behrends, L. Weelh, Behrends, Slrickland, Pekarek. Row 3: DeShon, Benzing, Simon, Nuss, Dinges, C. Weelh, Slerkel, Mart Cheever, I-loaglin, Newell, Schwindf, Close, Sfrickland. Row 2: Shaner, Koehler, found hiking in lhe counlry. The girls also sharpened up on Their horsemanship for lhe annual fall horseback riding Jrournamenl. When winler winds blew, lhe GAA members moved indoors lor alhlelic ac- livilies. The girls' gym and swimming pool of The new Lincoln Public Schools Aclivilies Building were indeed assels for lhe club Ihis year. The winler sporls season began wilh a swimming Iournamenl, and girls also parlici- paled in badminlon and volleyball games. Clark, Warner, Sfewarl, I-Iacksladl. Laler in The winler, baskelball games began and archery praclice and inslruclion slarfed. The mid-semesler awards banguel was an imporlanl occasion lor Jrhese sporls- minded girls. The parly was held afler school in lhe new sludenl lounge. Emblems and lei- 'rers were presenled, and new officers were announced and inslalled. When The oulside lemperalures once again became moderale, GAA members BOWLING: BoHom Row: Rogers, Frills, Slewarl, Mellinger Row 2: Dinges, De-Shon, Blackburn, Liepnieks, Benzing, Close. Marfens, Schwindl, Johnson, Slrickland. SWIMMING: In Pool: I-lacksfadf, Phelps. On Side: Slrickland, Winklepleck, Abernefhy. Page 133 BASKETBALL: Hoaglin, Pekarelc, Weelh, Behrends, Slerlcel, BADMINTON: Boflom Row: Dinges, DeShon, S. Liepnieks. Slewarl, Dinges, Benzing, Slriclcland, DeShon. Row 2: Behrends, Finigan, Hoaglin. Row 3: Chilelly, Cheever, ARCHERY: Row I: Slrickland, DeShon, S. Liepnieks, R. Liep- nieks, l-lacksladl, Slewarl, Benzing. Row 2: Sleele, Powell. Vogel, Winklepleclc, Hoaglin. Row 3: Slerkel. Dinges, Wall, Behrends, Wilson, Bindrum, Pelcarek, Koehler. Slriclcland, Benzing, Slewarl. soughl lhe greal ouldoors lor alhlelic aclivilies. Baller up! was a lrequenlly heard cry coming lrom lhe sollball diamond on warm spring days. Goll enlhusiasls once again made lrips around lhe links, and goll classes and a lournamenl were held. On cooler spring days, lhe members lcepl busy playing ping pong in lhe gym. GAA members concluded lheir aclive year wilh a picnic held in May. The climax ol lhe year, which came on Color Day, was lhe presenlalion ol lhe coveled GAA TENNIS: Wall, Fry, Abernelhy. HORSEBACK RIDING: Slanding: Davis, Mrs. Ackerman, Healey. On Horseback: Cassidy, Turley, Koehler, Ray, Close, Jager, Welzel, Pulls, Splain. Page 134 Award, which wenl lo lhe club's oulslandirig senior member. Tom Jones prepares to swing at the rapidly approaching bird during an intramural badminton game. Intramural coordinator Neal l-latemeister has greatly aided in the expansion ot the Lincoln l-ligh intramural pro- gram. Athletics for Everyone Provided by Intramurals Since its beginning, Lincoln l-ligh's intramural program has improved greatly. Activities such as bad- minton, baseball, basketball, bowling, dancing, toot- ball, golt, and swimming have been made available to students. Under the direction ot Neal l-latemeister, the intramural department has become one ot Ne- . . ' t 'lc braska S mod Versahle' Gary Parker aims tor a s rr e as he sends his bowling ball down the alley during an intramural tourna- ment. Bob Dally seems to have his oppo- nent on the run in the tirst round ot the table tennis tournament. Diclc Spaedt, Sam Beler, Jim Houser, Larry Warren, and Tom Mulder eye the pertect spot tor the intramural baslcetball trophy. Page 135 i E 2 Q 5 if 5 2 5 5 A US ,Z f The business firms of Lincoln -who in+egra+e Lincoln High School wi+l1 +l1e communify, and +o whom a vo+e of fhanlxs goes for 'rlweir generous sup- porl' of The 1957 Links . . . . . . These are the Links. Jim Brodelcy, Bob Walenfa, and Dennis l-laas inspect lhe wide seleclion ol greefing cards af ALVORD PHARMACY. This drug slore also has complete founlain and prescripfion service. All The ilems on The menu in lhe TEE FEE ROOM ol The Cornlzusker Hotel are very lempfing To Kenr Amerman, Judie Anderson, Jeannine Fenlon, and Gene Tice. They know lhe food will be delicious, whalever lheir order. Pal Burnell, Janice Willcins, and lvlargarel Wilson complele Their purchases at CHEAPPER DRUGS. This pharmacy boasls complele drug, Sundries, and picfure developing service. Bonnie Bush gives Nancy Slefanisin and Marry Davey all The deiails of HOVLAND-SWANSON'S newly formed High Siylers group, of which she is a member. ll is plain lo see Thar Donna Jackson, John Usher, Davy Zolol, and Roger Young are enioying lhe relaxing almosphere and lradifionally good food al KlNG'S DRIVE-lN. Page 138 Lee Liming shows Jeanne Carrier and Judy Luiz all The fine poinls alaoul new and used 'Furniture al LIMING FURNITURE AND CHET'S TRANSFER. I. Laurie Blende, Johnny Cox, nnd Pal' Myers are cure Io Iind all The Ialesl record hirs in the Tune Shop al MILLER 81 PAINE. lfems for every need can be found in 'this sIore's many deparf- me-nfs. Susan Sranley, Laurel Rager, and Mary Ann Ouaifrocchi have selecied a sweafshiri from fhe complele line oi N shirfs. school supplies, and lex? books al THE NEBRASKA BOOK STORE. Par Porler and Jim Houser hope Thar some day Ihey can drive our of RANDOLPH OLDSMOBILE COMPANY in a sporry new car like Ihis Oldsmobile converrible in which They are relaxing. , fs-si,f.l4.Wa-n'n I Margarel Liebers, Melinda Morgan, and Renee Polsky Ihor- SI-IERWIN-WILLIAMS has so many dihlereni colors and shades of pain? Thar Susie Backslrorn, Carol Mcfkilisfer, Jeanne Pinks, and Rosemary Allacher can'I seem To decide on Ihe one rhey like besr. oughly agree ihaf iI's besf To abandon all diefs when faced wilh a delicious sundae from SKYLINE DAIRY. Work on The 1957 Links has begun, and Mr. Fred Kissler ol WOODRUFF PRINTING COMPANY shows Kale I-Iaggie,Li11k3 managing ecliior, and Barbara Barker, Links edifor, some lay- oul Iechniques, Page 139 ANDERSON STUDIO has done anoTher 'line iob on This porTraiT. Judy FeaTher and Kay O'Neill have decided ThaT nexT year They will have Their senior picTures Taken aT This phoTography sTudio. Mike Schumacher, Roger Dean, and Jim Eno all TiT inTo This clean-looking CorveTTe aT The DUTEAU CHEVROLET COM- PANY. They all agree ThaT This is The kind oT car They would like To own. Seeming very pleased wifh Their ice cream Trom The LINCOLN DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY are Lois Breslow, Gaylene Million, Jane BaumgarTner, and Judy G-riTTin, as They are served in The Lincoln High caTeTeria. Page 140 Janice l-lellweg, Sue Healey, Janice Myrberg, and Judy l-lanneman look Thoroughly puzzled by The mechanism oF The pasTeurizing machine aT BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY, buT iT assures Them oT delicious milk and dairy producTs. Gary l-lill and Mike GraeTz know ThaT The key To a happy TuTure lies in a savings accounT aT The FIRST NATIONAL BANK. This bank boasTs many oTher Tine banking and saving TaciliTies. JaneT Freese, KaThy Fisk, Ann MclnTyre, and Bonnie Beckmann relax in The lobby oT The modern building oT The MIDWEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, where The policy is good insurance. This boTTling machine aT NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY puTs The caps on boTTles conTaining many flavors of pop, Sharon EllsworTh, Karin ..lunqTorp, and Sarah Colby seem very pleased wiTh Their drinlrs. ff 4 Silviia Liepnielcs, a Links phoTographer, and STan lcen, of Camera Club, are TascinaTed by This enlarger aT PAT ASH CAMERA STORE. This sTore also has a fine selecTion ol olher phoTographic equiprnenT. This Trophy is very appealing To Darryl BiqgersTaTl, Don RixsTine, and Jerry Hahn. A compleTe line oT Trophies, L pins, and class rings can be found aT The RIXSTINE JEWELRY COMPANY. As Arl' Hughes, Bob Sfein, and George Bray inspecT The rnillc carTons aT ROBERTS DAIRY, They find ThaT only The mosT sani- Tary equipmenT is used in handling RoberTs dairy producTs. You can he sure Thar picTures Taken by TOWNSEND STUDIO will be even more life-like Than This one oT Carolyn Frey and Sharon SmiTh. This phoTography sTudio also has a wide seleclion OT picTure Trames. Page 141 Belly Pillard and Dianne Camp are selecling lheir iavorife Jaclc Houchen and Mr. Drew DeVrienclf seem very pleased as lhey examine fhe color division pages for The 1957 Links. CAPITAL ENGRAVING COMPANY has done anofher line job for ihis yearbook. shade of lipsficlc af ALLEN DRUG STORE. This drug slore also has a complele prescripiion deparfmenl and a fine lunch counfer. Pro Sherman feels as many olher people do, lhai a safe deposil box al The COMMONWEALTH COMPANY is The very besf place 'ro keep his valuables safe. Ready and eagerly wailing 'ro begin bowling a line al The new Jan Folfz and Neil Unlerseher agree Thai These globes would come in very handy in 'rheir geography lessons. They go To LATSCH BROTHERS INCORPORATED for all Their siudy needs. and modern HOLLYWOOD BOWL are Bill Arledge, Barb Phil- lips, John Elfiolf, and Don Davis. Page 142 'lerb Probasco, Sony lvlarTin, and Jirn Meisinger are selecTing 'heir TavoriTc linoleum aT MEISINGER BROTHERS. They know 'haT any produd aT This Tine sTore will saTisTy all Their llnoleum weeds. Top on any graduaTe's Iisf, as Frank Gillen and Sandra Sanger know, are graduaTion caps and gowns Trom MOHAWK CAP AND GOWN COMPANY. Dave Calhoun can be sure Tl1aT unTil he needs This money, iT will be working for him in a savings accounT aT The NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Enjoying The comTorT and luxury OT a l957 PlymouTh aT WHITE JIOTORS COMPANY, Lincoln's DeSoTo-PlymouTh dealer, are Jeanne Duis and Marshall Bruce. Dick SpaedT, Sherry Turner, Bill Orwig, and Barbara Carey loolc over The many varieTies oT wallpaper aT VAN SICKLE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY. They lcnow ThaT This is The place To go Tor qualiTy painTs, wallpaper, and glass. Page 143 I-Iarrier Slrickland wisely follows The Roger Young seems +o be very pleased rule a penny saved is a penny earned. wifh Ann Billmyer's Iyping abllily She knows Ihair her savings will be sale she fries our a new Iypewriler model ar in an accounf aI Ihe CONTINENTAL Ihe NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER COM NATIONAL BANK. Allen Drug .,,,,,,,,,.,, Alvord Pharmacy ,...... Anderson Siudio ,,,.........,..,,v,,, Bealrice Foods Company ,,,,,,, . Capilal Engraving Company. Cheapper Drug Company ,,,,,,,, Commonweallh Company ..,,..,. Conrinenlal Nalional Bank .......... DuTeau Chevroler Company ......., Firsl Nalional Bank .....,..,,.,,.,,,,,,, Hollywood Bowl ......,.,,,,,,,, ,,a, I-lovland-Swanson ......,. ,,...,,.,, King's Drive In ,,....,,.,,,,.,,A4,,,,AY,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,, Laisch Brolhers lncorporaled A.....,.. , ,A..,,,,, , Liming Furniiure and Chefs Transfer ..,,.,,,, Lincoln Dairy and Ice Cream Company ......... Ivleisinger Brofhers ,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,A,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Midwesl Life Insurance Company ,..,,,.,,, A, Page 144 PANY. Advertising Index ,.,,...,.l42 Miller and l38 Mohawk Cap and Gown Company ,,.. .,.,....,I4O Nalional Bank of Commerce....,......... ..,,,....I4O Nebraska Book Srore,W...,,,.,,,..,.......,.. ......,,,l42 Nebraska Typewriler Company.......... I 33 Nehi Boffling Company..,,...,,,.,s...,,. ,........I42 Pal Ash Camera S'rore....,...........,..,. ,..,,.,..l44 Randolph Oldsmobile Company........ l4O Rixsline Jewelry Company............... ,,....,..I4O Roberls I42 Sherwin-Williams ,.,,,,.,,I38 Skyline Dairy..,.,,,,... ,,.,,,.,,I38 Tee Pee Room,,....,.,,.,,,,,, Wn...l42 Townsend ,,,,,,,..I38 Van Sickle Painr and Glass Company ..,....,.l4O While Morors Company,,............,,.,.,.. ...,....,I43 Woodruff Prinling Company....... ,,,..,,.,I4O A Abbink, R'usse1l-65 Abboll, Beverly-26, 91, 102 Abernefhy, Laurie-58, 92, 100, 101, 108 133, 134 Adams, Kay-58 ADVERTISEMENTS-138-144 ADVOCATE-80-81 AEOLIAN CHOIR-90-91 Agena, Marlen-26 Agena, Norman-65 Aguilar, Carmen-65 Ahreinds, Larry-26 Ahrends, Shirley-58, 106 Albers, Frances-58 Alexander, Mrs. Marylouise-I0 Allacher, Brenda-'58, 88, 102 Allacher, Rosemary-65, 102, 139 Allen, Carolyn-26, 113 Allen, Kennefh-58 Allen, Richard-58, 115, 125 Alley, Waller-65 Allgood, Terry-65, 115, 119, 131 Ameirman, Kenl'-58, 115, 119, 124, 138 Ammon, Andersen Roberl-6 Carol-65 Anderson, Anda-65, 102 Anderson, Gerald-58 Anderson, James-58, 93 Anderson, Janice-65, 102 Anderson, John-65 Anderson, Judilh-58, 92, 106, 138 Anderson, Marilea-65 Anderson, Sharon-58, 77, 79, 88, 92 107 114 Anderson, Shirley-65 Andrews, Dennis-26 Andrews, Harry-58 Andrews, John-58, 108 Andrews, Patricia-26, 91, II3 APOLLO CHOIR-90-91 AOUALINKS-108 ' Arleacie, Willard-26, 78, 88, II5, 116, 130, Arnold, Ershal-58, 107 Arnold, Winifred-65, 94, 101 ART CLUB-109 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE-97 Alaisik, Gunel-26, 106 Auslrum, Anfon-65 Baade, Glen-65, 96 Baars, Barbara-58, 102 Baars, Marilyn-58 Baars, Myra-26, 113 Baars, Saundra-65, 102 Backsrrorn, Susan-65, 102, 139 Bade, Dimlfrl-65 Bainbridge, Jerry-65 Baker, Lois-65, 68 Index Beck, Willard-65 Becker, Donna-58, 102, 106, 109 Becker, William-65, 131 Beckman, Kay-27, 81, 86, 87, 91, 93, 97, 105 106, 113 Beckman, Palricia-58, 78, 85, 92, 106 Beckman, Richard-65 Beckmann, Belly-65, 98, 101, 102, 105 Beckmann, Bonnie-25, 27, 80, 88, 91, 103, 113 140 Beechner, Richard-13, 119 Beggs, Ksfhfyn-sa, 92, 105, 106 Behrends, Sharon-65, 133, 134 Beldin, Judy-65 Beler, Samuel-27, 90, 115, 128 Belknap, Dean-615 Bell, Lona-65, 108 Benkerl, Saundra-65 Bennesen, Gloria-65 Benzel, Barbara-58, 97 Benzing, Jacqueline-27, 100, 102, 113, 132 133, 134 Bergman, Edward-27 Berk, Jo-58 Bernslien, Zell-25, 27, 84, 104, 105 Besch, Charlyn-25, 27, 102, 103, 113 Ballinger, Frances-58 Bice, Gerlrude-58 Bickrnore, Arla-65 Biel, Roberl-58 BIQQGVSIEH, Darryl-27, 83, 99, 100, 108, 109 130, 141 Biqley, Larry-27 Billmyer, Ann-27, 56, 76, 77, 89, 107, 113 114, 144 Bindtrum, Linda-58, 134 Binnlng, Brian-58, 76, 77, 81, 85, 106, 131 Birnbaums, lnara-65, 100, 109 Bishop, Douglas-65 Black, Marlene-27, 94, 113 Blackburn, Nancy-65, 101, 102, 133 Blacker, Florence-58 Blackefer, Gerald-58, 125 Blackwell, Judilh-58, B5, 107 Blend3e, Laurie-25, 27, aa, 91, 93, 106, 113 I 9 Blodqefr, Donna-58, 106 Blore, Elizabelh-25, 28, 56, 90, 102, 103 108, 113 Blue, Sara-28, 106, 107, 113 Bobs1', Karen-28, 91, 102, 103, 113 Bock, Sandra-65, 102 Bockelman, David-28, 95 Bodfield, Eunice-58 Bodfield, Larry-65 Bodfield, Roger-58 Bogar, Palricia-58, 76, 77, 92, 94, 102, 107 Boqer, William-7 Boling, Merril-65 Bond, Ronald-58, 93 Bonds, Charles-65, 78, 88, 95, 101 Brown, John-58, 95 Brown, R'oena-66, 78 Brownson, Audrey-28, 113 Brownson, Belly-58 Bruce, Dolly-58 Bruce, Marshall-28, 143 Brunkow, Ilene-58 Brunkow, Phyllis-25, 28, 90 Brunsen, William-58, 124 Bryan, Donna-25, 28, 103, 106, 113 Bryanl, James-28 Buck, Ole-66 Buckner, Daniel-58 Buell, Frances-14 Buelhe, Roberl-28, 95, 101 Buhrdorf, Morris-66 Bull, Charles-66 Bullock, Lorraine-59, 78, 88, 100, 106 Bumgarclner, Arlene-59 Bunker, Marian-59, 92, 102, 106 Bunlemeyer, Jerry-28, 98 Bunlemeyer, Joanne-59, 102, 106, 109 Burback, Mary-29, 91, 113 Burgess, Careen-59 Burianek, Judirh-66, 98 Burke, John-59, 93 Burke, Michael-29, 56, 78 Burke, Roger-66, 98, 119 Burley, Jerry-29 Burnell, Palricia-25, 29, 90, 102, 03 Burnham, Guilford-9 Burns, Joyce-59, 92, 108 Burns, Karen-66 Burns, Richard-59 Burl, Donald-65, 66, 78, 93, 119, Busboom, Ronald-25, 29 Busch, Derroll-66 Busch, Kennelh-59, 95 Bush, Bonnie-59, 78, 79, 88, 92, 107 8 114, 138 Bufler, Nancy-66, 98, 101 Buzek, Warren-66 Bye, Dowald-29, 98 Byorlh, Donald--17 C Cacek, Joan-66, 102, 105 Cade, Barbara-20, 29, 90, 105, II3 Cadwallader, James-25, 29, 56, 57, 78, 84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 93, 97, 105, 106, 107 Cakanovskls, Asfra--66 Calcalerra, Palricia-29, 107, 113 Calder, Nancy-66 Caldwell, Ivan-17, 91, 93 Caldwell, Miriam-25, 29, 80, 86, 90, 93, 102, 103, IO7, 113 Calhoun, David-29, 56, 81, 84, 86, 87, 90, 93, 105, 106, II5, 127, 143 CAMERA CLUB-108 Camp, Dianna-59, 92, 114, 142 Barker, Barbara-25, 27, 56, 82, 91, 10 Bolls, JoAn n-28, Baker, Sharon-26, 102, 113 Baker, Thomas-58, 98 Ballard, Melvin, 58, 131 Bammer, Rollin-65, 119, 124 Bammer, William-26, 98, 125 Bancrofl, Dr. Paul-6 BAND-ADVANCED-94-95 BAND-SOPHOMORE-96 Banisler, Marilynn-26, 113 Bank, Daniel-65 3, 107, 113, 139 Barlow, Jerome-65 Bonnell, Valeria-16 Boolh, Richard-65 Boofh, William-58 Borchers, Kenny-65 Bork, Kalhryn-65, I05 Borner, Margarel-58, 88, 92, 106, IO7 Borrell, Kenneth-65, 78, 119, 126, 130 Bosak, Cllaudyne-28, 107, 113 Boslau, Gen-58, Bosflc, Gary-58, 100, 106 119 Boswell, Richard-28 Bouwens, Charles 78. 88, 90, 107, 113, 132 -ss, 93, 124 Boveia, Roger-28 Bowen, .lack-58 Bowers, Barbra ra-58 Campbell Carol-29 Campbell, Carolyn-66 Campbell, Charles-66, 95, 130 Campbell Floyd-29 Campbell Gary-59, 95, 119 Campbell Ida-66 Campbell, Jerry-59 Campbell, Kennelh-66, 97, 130 Campbell, Larry-66 Campbell, Lois-66 Campbell, Pauline-59 Campbell, Roberf-66 Clanlerbu ry, Ca rol- 29,91,102, 113 Canleirbury, Nancy-29, 90, 102, 113 119 Ca ples, Dennis-59, Carey, Barbara-29, 80, 90, 97, 103, 105, 106 Barnard, Ann-58, 92, 106 Barnell, Norma-65, 101 Barnhill, John-27 Barrelf, Jack-27 Barrell, Marlene-25, 27, 88, 90, 101, 102, 107, 113 Barron, Lawrence-58, 93 Barlow, Ka re n-65 Barlzall, John-58, 95 BASEBALL-131 BASKETBALL-120-123 Basoco, Basself, Ellen-58, 105, 106 Marry-65 Bale, Chesler, 58 Bafes, Charla-65 Bales, Charles-65, 123 Bauer, Alexander-58, 126 Bauer, Daryl-65 Bauer, Jacqueline-65 Bauers, Ca role-58 Bauman, R'onaId-58 Baumqarlner, Jane-27, 91, 101, 102, 113, 140 Baylor, Kennelh-65, 129 Bebouf, Beboul, Palricia-65 Sandra-27, 91, 113 Beck, Judifh-65 Bowers, Shirley-65, 97, 101 Bowers, William-58, 93, 123 BOYS C-LEE-93 BOYS OCTET-93 Bradley, Claire-65, 88 Brannen, Sharon-58, 107 Bralcher, Eulalie-IB Bray, George-28, 141 Breen, Janice-58, 92, 97, 100, 106 Brehm, John-65 Breslow, Lois-28, 94, 140 Brellmann, Jonalhan-58, 115, 120 Bridger, Roger-65, 93 Bridgewaler, Wallace-65, 93, 123, 131 Briggs, Annabelle-65 Brill, Alan-28 Brock, Belly-65 Brodecky, James-65, 96, 138 Broer, Erich-66 Brooks, Warren-66, 88, 129 Brown, Charlolfe-58, 102 Brown, Harold-58 Brown, Joan-58, 92 107, 113, 143 Carr, Douglas-66, 119 Carrier, Jgeanne-29, 55, 77, 80, 103, 107, 112, 114, 1 B Carroll, Judiih-29, 78, 91, 113 C.arler, Richard-66, 96 Case, Roberl-30 Casper, Kay-30, 113 Cassidy, Priscilla-66, 132, 134 Carron, Sandra-30, 56, 78, 80, 83, 97, 103, 105, 107, 112, 114 Cavell, Alva-10 Caywood, Caroline-66, 98, 102 Cepure, Janis-30 Cerny, Gary-30, 115, 125 Chapman, John-59 Chapman, Ronald-66 Charles, Susan-30. 106, 113 Chaslain, Allen-30, 131 CHEERLEADERS-114 Cheever, Darlene-59, 92, 97, 107, 132, 133, 134 Cheever, Donna-59, 107 Page 145 Donaldson, John-59, Cherry, Jean-66, 102 Chesnin, Sidney-66, 99, 100, 105 Chi1e11y,Judi1h-59, 107, 134 Chillon, Donald-30, 105 Chrasiil, Fred-66 Chrisrensen, Judy-59, 79, 92, 106 Chrisliansen, Gary-30, 86, 90, 93, 98, 105 106, 115, 127 Chudly, Virginia-66 Churchill, Marvin-30 Clark, Frances-59 Clark, Leah-66, 70, 133 Cleiavenger, Ann-59 Cleavenger, Bruce-66 CLEF CLUB-101 Clemens, Clarice-66 Clemens, Janice-66 Cline, Max-66 Close, Cozeife-59, 132, 133, 134 Closner, Gary-30 Clough, Belly-59 Clough, Lana-66, 78, 102, 105 COED COUNSELORS-103 Cof'1ey, Margery-66, 105 Coffman, Carolyn-59, 82, 92, 94, 95, 100, 101 105, 106 Colbyj Sla4rlah-30, 76, 77, 20, as, vi, 103, 108 Cole, Charles-66 Coleman, Jerry-66 Collier, Morris-94 Colliers, Lesfer-30, 88, 94 Collins, Michael-59, 94, 119, 125, 130 Colson, Leroy-15 Combs, Pafricia-30, 102, 113 Dean, Roger-32, 78, 80, 104, 105, 106, 128 129, 140 DEBATE-99 DeBoer, Bonnie-32, 113 Debus, Joan-59 Debus, Harriei-66, 98, 105 Debus, Lavonn-59 Degengwardf, Grefchen-32, 90, 97, 102, 107, ll Deksnis, Lauma-66 DeLand, Judilh-66 Delehoy, Willa-59, 92, 94, 97, 101, 106 Delgado, Roberr-66, 119 Dellos, Joyce-67 Denham, Roberf-32, 98 Densberger, Joy-59, 125 Derby, John-32, 105, 109 Dermyer, William-59, 76, 77, 79, 119, 126 DeRyke, Margaref-67 DeShon, Diane-67, 132, 133, 134 DeVore, Bruce-59, 131 Dewey, Phyllis-67 Diamond, Kay-59, 92, 105, 106 Dick, James-59, 62, 85 Dickey, Beih-67 Dickey, Faye-32, 91, 103, 113 Diekmann, Sandra-32, 113 Diekmann, Shirley-32, 91, 102 Dier, Virginia-66, 67, 101, 102, 105 Dinges, Kafhleen-67, 132, 133, 134 Dinges, Sian-59 Diflenber, Karen-59, 92 Dolberg, Warren-32, 115, 131 Dombrovskis, Gunars-67, 96, 123 85, 106, 109, 129 Comer Compi , Roberl-30 on, Joyce-66 Condon, Bruce-30, 88 Connealy, Jane-59, 85, 92, 105, 107 Converse, Larry-30, 115, 126 Cook, Madonna-59 Cook, Michael-30 Cook, Roy-25, 31, 95, 108 Coombs, Mrs. lrma-13 Cooper, Eber-66, 124 Cooper, Mrs. Gwendolyn-18 Cooper, Thomas-31, 95 Copeland, Marlene-31, 88 Copela1d, Noel-31, 81 Copley, Eugene-66, 95, 98 Coppinger, Joyce-31, 113 Corn, Judith-66, 100 Corn, Roger-31, 115, 126, 128 Co11ingham, Gayle-25, 31, 90, 93, 109 Coucclk Josephine-59, 85, 102, 104, 105, 106, Couch, Richard-31 Couch, William-66, 70 COUNTY DAY-79 Covglgonna-25, 31, 80. 88, 99, 103, 104, 105, Cox, Johnny-31, 56, 77, 88, 89, 90, 105, 139 Cox, William-66 Crabb, Larry-31, 91 Crabbe, Susanne-66, 102 Crain, Meredifh-31, 97, 102, 106, 107, 113 Cramer, Joyce-66 Crafe, Harold-59 Crawmer, Wanda-11 Creps, Wayne-59, 115 Crisp, Jerry-59, 78, 125 Crist, Wesley-59 Crocker, Tommy-66 Crockelr, Deanna-31, 90, 113 Donnelly, R'oberia-59, 107 Dooley, Ronald-32 DOORMEN-98 Dormer, John-59 Dorn, Marion-59, 100, 106, 107 Dorn, Melva-59 Douglas, Charloiie-58, 59, 78, 79, 85, 88, 92 100, 106, 107 Dreilh, Roberi'-59 Drevo, Kennelh-59, 60, 115, 116, 126 Dubas, Lawrence-32, 105, 126 Dubinsky, Sarge-67, 100 Duis, Deanne-14, 25, 32, 78, 80, 83, 88 100, 103, 106, 113, 143 Duke, Ailene-32, 113 Duke, Clara-67 Duncan, Mrs. JoAnn -60 Dunham, Tad-67, 119, 131 Durham, Larry-59 Durs'l', Larry-33 Dvorak, Mrs. Lavina-14 Dwyer, Glenda-67 E Eaion, Dale-59, 119 E.C.A. COMMITTEE-97 Edwards, Joseph-67, 72, 78, 95, 101 Edwards, Marla-67 Edwards, Shirley-33 90, 102, 113 Elam, Beverly-59, 92, Elam, Larry-67 107. 108 Ellickson, Dianne-67, 96 El1ioI'rLIiJohn-33, 56, 78, 115, 116, 120, 128, Ellis, Ediih-14 Ellsworfh, Rosalie-67 Ellsworfh, Sharon-25, 33, 55, 76, 77, 88, 91 Crosby, Danny-66 Crosby, Gary-66 Crosby, Palricia-25, 31, 91, 97, 103, 107, 113 Crumb, Barbara-31, 107, 113 Cullen, Sharron-25, 31, 91, 97, 103, 109, 113 Curry, Richard-66, 96, 123 Curiis, Judilh-31, 91, 113 Cusfer, Roberl-66 Curlell, Dee-31, 98 D Daland, Bruce-59 Dallas, Marlyn-32, 113 Dal1ing,Ju1ie-59, 88, 107 Dally, Roberl-32, 135 Damoude, Donald-59, 62 Damrow, Sandra-66 Danese, Teresina-16 Danley, Charles-66, 125 Darnauer, Timolhy-59, 95, 116, 131 Darnell, Jim-59 DaveygMari1yn-59, 78, 88, 92, 106, 107, 108, Davis, Davis Davidson, Brenda-59, 79, 92, 100, 106 Donald-32, 98, 115, 116, 128, 142 Pamela-25, 32, 97, 108, Davis' Ronald-se, 70 Davis, William 1-1.-32 Davis, William Keni'-66 Day, Thomas-66 Deahn, Gerald-66 Page 146 113,134 97, 107, 108, 113, 114, 141 Emerick, Shirley-67 Emerl, Gary-67 Engel, Roberf-67 Eno, James-33, 57, 91, 93, 140 Epp, Maril n-59, 79, 92 Erickson, Gary-33 Ernisse, J'udi1h-67 Eihelrigge, Brian-58, 59, 78, 79, 116, 120, 122, Evans, Clarence-19 Evans, Mrs. Ruby-8 Evans, Thomas-59, 95 Eyer, Kaihy-67, 72 F FACULTY-6-21 Farber, Donna-67 Farley, Mary-67, 72 Farley, Richard-67, 97, 109 Farris, Judy-59, 106 Fauss, David-67, 94 Fazel, Donald-33 Feafher, Judy-59, 92, 100, 140 Fell, Donna-67, 102 Fenfon, Jeannine-59, 92, 13B Ferguson, Joann-133 Fielder, Glenn-67 Fields, Judill-1-59, 92 - Filberi, Mariorie-67 Finigan, Donna-33, 112 Finigan, Nancy-59, 107, 134 Finks, Jeanne-67, 102, 139 Finley, Larry-67, 123, 131 Finley, Sandy-67 Firesione, Barbara-33 Fischer, James-67 Fish, Roger-59 Fisher, Ann-33, 78, 81, 91, 106, 112 Fisk, Kathleen-33, 88, 97, 106, 107, 113, 140 Flanders, Beverly-67 Fleischmann, Gary-67, 96, 119 Flynn, Carleion-67, 93, 119 Fioliz Jan-59, 79, 85, 92, 94, 100, 142 FOOTBALL-116-119 Foreman, Sharon-59, 92 FORENS1C LEAGUE-99 Foudray, Bonnie-67 Fox, Henry-59 Fox, James-33, 115, 131 Fox, Marylou-67 Frailey, Dwayne-33, 10? Fraley, Sfanley-67, 96, 117, 124 Francis, Gail-33 Frank, Marilyn-33, 90, 103, 112 Franklin, Lyle-67, 96, 98, 101, 129 Franfa, Fredrick-67 Franzen, Joyce-33, 113 Frazier, Shirley-59 Fredrickson, Gerald-67, 78, 93 Fredsfrom, Dr. Rudolph-6 Freeman, William-67 Freese, Janei-33, 88, 91, 103, 106, 107, 113, 140 Frenzel, Darrell-33, 94, 100, 101, 106, 109 Frey, Carolyn-58, 59, 92, 106, 141 Frey, Roberi-67, 95 Friedman, Morris-34, 94 Friedman, R'ona1d-67, 98 Friffer, Thomas-59 Friffs, Naoma-34, 90, 112, 132, 133 Fri1z,Jayne-34, 91, 107, 112 Frizzell, Garland-59, 119 Frohn, Janei-59 Froscheiser, Harvey-67, 94 Frosf, Jack-67 Fry, Suzanne-59, 95, 97, 106, 132, 134 Fuller, Belle-34, 97, 112 Fulis, Carol n-35, 102, 107, 134 Fusselman, ghirley-36, 97, 103, 107, 112 G GAA-132-134 Gabarron, John-67, 119 Gaber, Terry-67, 93 Gable, Ramon-34 Gacusana, Jlose-24, 34, 57, 115, 116, 126, 128 Gandara, John-11, 34, 115, 116 Gannon, Kennelh-34, 98 Ganshorn, Rulh-59 Garcia, John-34 Garcia, Raymond-34, 115, 124 Gardner, Larry-34 Gardner, Roberfa-67 Garner, Judy-67, 76, 77, 108 Garreif, Gwendolyn-59, 95, 100 Garrison, Lesier-67 Garson, Arnie-67, 93 Gartner, Reg-67 Gariner, Mrs. Rufh-10 Gassell, Wilma-67 Gales, Marlin-59 Ga1'1o,Jacgue1ine-67, 70, 89, 101, 105 Gausman, Chesler-19 Gaylor, Melvin-34 Geier, Diane-59, 77, 79, 88, 92, 106, 107 Geiger, Kaye-67 Geiger, Lucy-15 Geisrlinger, Clarice-34, 112 Gerdes, Arlhur-67 Gerlach, Larry-67, 119, 123 Gersfenberger, Karen-67 Gellman, Bob-59, 115, 116, 131 Geifman, Pafricia-25, 34, 55, 81, 82, 96, 97, 103, 107, 113 Gibson, John-67, 94, 119, 127 Gibson, Sandra Kay-67, 78, 101, 102 Gibson, Sandra-67 Giebelhaus, Sharron-59 Gies, James-59 Gilberi, Mrs. Marion-11 Gilbert, Phillip-67, 78, 93, 131 Gillen, Frank-34, 57, 83, 100, 105, 109, 143 Gilliland, Harold-20 Gilmore, Aunna-67 GIRLS OCTET-93 Goeden, Janice-34, 90 Goeden, Mardelle-67 Goeden, Marlene-59, 83 Goldberg, Judi-67, 105 GOLF-130 Gomez, David-59, 119, 129 Gonzalez, Eleanor-35, 112 Goodban, Bob-67 Goodenkau1',Judifh-35, 102, 106, 112 Goodman, Jacqueline-59, 102, 106, 109 Goodman, Rebecca-35, 100, 105, 112 Gore, Dorolhea-17 Goss, Phyllis-67 Goflula, Mary Elizabelh-59, 95, 102, 106 Gollula, Richard-67, 94 Goucher, Sue-67 Grady, Geraldine-35 Grady, Larry-59 Graefz, Michael-35, 99, 105, 109, 140 Graff, Jerry-35 Grage, Larry-59 Graham, Bonnie-67 Graham, Claudelle-35, 91, 93, 112 Granl, Donald-67 Granfski, Jack-59, 92 Granlski, Ronald-67 Graves, Jack-59 Gray, Judith-35, so, 112 Greb, Marqarel-59 Green, Pauline-35, 106, 112 Greeness, Sandra-59, 88, 92, 100, 106, 107 Greenfield, Roberl-67 Greenlee, Douglas-67, 94, 119, 123, 128 Grell, Darrell-12 Grenemeier, Larry-67, 116, 124, 129 Grierson, Jan-60, 64 Griffin, Fredrick-s7, 119, 129 Griffin,Judi1h-35, 112, 140 Griffin, Lionel-67 Griffin, Roberl-67 Griggs, Barbara-67 Griggs, Ina-60 Grindulis, Arvis-67 Grisinqer, Audrey-67 Grone, Elizabelh-16 Grone, Jerome-60 Gross, Jayell-35 Grosscup, Buford-12, 119 Grofh, Viclor-67, 78, 94 Gruendeman, Rulh-60, 92, 97, 109 Gruenemeier, Glen-60, 115, 130 Grullis, Levonne-35, 90, 107, 112 Gunderrnann, Marguerile-7 GYM NASTICS-125 H Haack, Larry-35, 88, 115, 126, 128, 129 Haack, Sandra-35, 102, 106, 108, 112 Haag, Joe-60 Haas, Dennis-35, 138 Hacksladl, Denne-35, 112, 132, 133, 134 Hafemeisler, Neal-12, 135 Hagensick, Helen-18 Haggie, Kale-25, 35, 56, 78, 82, II2, 139 Hahn, Jerry-35, 81, 94, 141 Hahn, Ronald-36, 115, 126 Haley, Palricia-67, 98, 102 Hall, Harlan-67, 95 Hall, Ruih-14 Hamer, Linda-67, 70 Hamillon, Johnny-36, 104, 105 Hancock, Joan-67, 96 Hanna, Sue-67, 100 Hanneman, Judilh-25 105, 106, 112, 140 Hanneman, Larry-36 Hansel, Larry-67 Hansen, Conslance-67, 101 Hansen, Darrell-36 Hansen, Gary-60 Hansen, Gary Lee-36, 94 Hansen, Judy-73 Hensley, ,Donna-66 Hanson, Karen-25, 36, 88, 97, 103, 106, , 36, 56, 78, 80, 88, 91 107, 112 Hanlhorn, Roberl-36 Harder, Carol-60 Harder, Waller-60 Hardison, Felicia-67, 100, 106, 107 Hardl, Larry-36, 126 Harlamerl, Charles-60 Harley, Norma-60 Harm, Linda-60, 96, 108 Harper, Thomas-66, 67, 95 Harpsfer, Frances-67. 98, 100, 102, 105 Harringlon, Roberl-19 Harris, Jo-60 Harris, Melvin-67, 96 Harris, Wanda-36, 112 Harrison, Wanda-67 Harl, Judy-60 Harl, Larry-36 Harf, Richard-68, 129 Hari, Sharon-73 Harlley, Edwin-60 Hartman, Vernon-68, 98 Harvey, Edilh-36, 112 Harvey, Maxine-60 Haskins, Harold-68 Hafcliff, David-68 Halfield, Joyce-68, 102 Hawk, Carolyn-60 Hawk, Norma-36, 102, 112 Hayes, Sandra-68 Haynes, Donna-60 Headley, Dick-60, 115, 125 Headley, R'ober'r-36, 115, 125 Healey, Susan-25, 36, 89, 90, 103, 108, 112, 134, 140 Healh, Patsy-60 Heckman, Belly-18 Heckman, Glenn-60 Heckrnan, Irwin-68, 96 Hedglin, Dan-36 Heggen, Susan-60, 88, 100, 106 Hegwald, Frank-68 Heidrick, James-60 Heinloigner, Helen-68 Heizenrader, Henry-68, 119, 126, 131 1-lellerich, Linda-68 Hellweq, Janice-10, 36, 83, 89, 103, 104, 105, 112, 140 Hernmer, Richard-60, 105, 106, 126 1-lempel, Janel-68, 70 1-lemsalh, Sharon-68 I Hendricks, David-68 Henke, William-68, 96 Henriksen, Margarel-68, 101, 102, 105 Hense, Ronald-60 Hensley, Donna-68 l'lenl'hC..n, Larry-36 Hergenrader, Diane-68 Hergenrader, Garye37 Hergegmrader, James-60, 79, 115, 116, 119, 12 Hergenrader, Janel-68 Hergenrader, Janice-37, 90, 112 Hergenrader, Kennelh-68 Hergenrader, Palricia-60, 102 Hergenrader, Rochelle-37, 94, 101, 102, 112 Herr, Gary-60 Heskelr, Eldon-9 Hessner, Connie-60, 78, 92, 102, 106, 109 Hibberf, Mrs. Alice-8 Hibberl, Dixie-37, 112 1-libberf, Ronald-68, 96 Hibner, Donna-68 Hildrelh, Norberl-37 Hill, Bob-60, 81, 85, 106, 107, 129 Hill, Gary-37, 56, 84, 99, 105, 115, 126, 140 Hill, Mrs. Roscoe-6 Hilliard, Shirley-68 Hilligoss, Dexler-37 Hilligoss, Richard-37 Hillis, Sharon-68, 132 Hill, Roberl-60 Hines, Leonard-68, 126 Hinkle, Louise-37 Hinkle, Ted-68, 96 Hirlzel, Geraldine-60 Hoaglin, Jacqueline-60, 132, 133, 134 Hoerner, John-25, 37, 94, 104, 105, 106 Hoffman, Kalhy-68 Hoiberg, Bruce-68 Hoiloerg, Owen-37, 90 Hoke, Mary-60 1-lolloway, Carmen-60 Holloway, Pamela-9, 78 Holman, Larry-124, 129 Holman, Rodney-68, 115 Hollmeier, Mary Margaret-60, 76, 77, 88, 107, 108, 114 HOME ROOM ALTERNATES-78 HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES-78 Honnor, Beverly-60 Honnor, William-68, 123, 131 HONOR SENlOR'S-24 Hopkins, Harold-60 Hoppe, Marilyn-65, 68, 78 Horn, Sandra-60 Houchen. Jack-25, 37, 56, 82, 84, 104, 105, 115, 126, 142 Housel, lvaloo-68, 95 Housel, Judy-37, 112 Houser, James-37, 78, 115, 116, 135, 139 Howland, Delberl-68, 93 Howland, R, W.-15 Howlelf, Ray-60, 83, 127 Hoy, Donna-37, 91, 102, 105, 108, 112 Hoyer, Janice-60, 78, 79, 83, 88, 92, 107 Hruza, Palricia-68 Hruza, Robert-60, 119 Hubbard, Dorofhy-68, 95 Hudkins, James-68 Hudson, Barbara-60 Huff, Jim-68, 96, 123, 128 Hufman, Nancy-68 Hugelman, Leslie-68 Hughes, Arlhur-25, 37, 77, 81, 82, 90, 93, 106, 107, 141 Hughes, Mrs. Leila-18 Hulewicz, Marie-68, Hullberq, Mrs. Helen-9 Humrick Palricia-68 Hunl, Gloria-68 Hunl, Lucy-68 Hyall, Edwin-68, 119, 128 1 lcen, Robert-68 lcen, Sfanley-60, 81, 141 lhlanfeldl, Donald-68 llg, Barbara-60, BB, 106, 107 lngham, Jack-37, 98 INTERNATIONAL CLUB-106 INTRAMURALS-135 Irwin, Janel'-68, 98, 100, 102 lfzen, John-37 lvaldy, Phillip-68 Ivory, Jerry-68, 119 J Jackson, Donald-60, 95 Jacksian, Donna--38, 81, 90, 96, 97 107 112 l Jacobson, Jim-68, 98 Jager, Jerrie-60, 92, 109, 132, 134 Janc, Judith-38 Jancik, Beverly-68, 102 Jancik, Mary-68 Janousek, Ellen-38, 91, 112 Jansons, Raila-60 Jaunilis, Juris-68, 96 Jeffers, Helen-68, 95, 98 Jenkins, Florence-12 Jensen, James-68, 119, 129 Jensen, Max-60 Je11',John-68, 115, 124 Jeys, Viola-60 Johns, Larry-68 Johnson Aryid-19 Johnson, David-60 Johnson, Gary-68, 92 Johnson, James-60, 64, 129 Johnson, Jeremy-38, 94, 98, 126 Johnson Jerome-60 Johnson Larry-38 Johnson Monle-60, 119, 129 Johnson Nanci-60, 107, 133 Johnson Nancy-38, 91, 112 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Palricia-68, 101, 102 Richard-38 Sandra-60 Saundra-68 Wilhelmina-I2 Johnslon, Jacqueline-68, 78, 102, 105 Johnslon, Miles-13, 25, 38, 78, 88, 90, 115, 128, 129 Johnslone, Kay-69 Jones, Belly-60, 92 Jones, Gordon-25, 38, 94 Jones, Palsy-68 J'ones, Richard-68 Jones Roycelon-68, 119, 123 Jones, Thomas-38, 90, 104, 105, 115, 117, 135 Jordan, Caseal-113 Jordan, Odry-69, 123, 129 Joyner, James-38 JOY NIGHT-88-B9 Joynl, Stephen-69, 97, 101, 105, 126 Judkins, Evelyn-38, 95, 112 Jundl, Arlene-69 Jundl, Carole-38, 90, 102, 105, 112 Jungloro, Karin-38, 56, 89, 112, 141 JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE-92 JUNIOR PLAY-85 JUNIORS-58464 Jurica, Rose-38 K Kahler, Alyce-60 Kaiser, Jane-69 Kalnins, Pele-60 Kapke, Fay-60, 125 Kapke, Gerald-69 Kapke, Ray-60, 125 Karlson, Harlan-60 Karnopp, Donald-69 Karnopp, Sandra-60, 96, 102 Kaufman, Elizabelh-69, 101, 102, 105 Kavan, Mrs. Enid-8 Keeney, Mary-69 Keill, Douglas-60, 78, 81, 85 Keill, Mary Lu-25, 38, 80, 82, 89, 91, 103, 107, 112 Keim, Nancy-69, 72, 109 Keiser, Donna-60, 78, 92 Keller, Kay-aa, si, so, 97, 103, 107, 112 Keller, Larry-38 Kelley, Harold-60, 79, 115, 116, 123, 131 Kerlloqq. James-60 Kelly, Philip-69, 119, 129 Kelly, Virginia-69 Kemp, Mildred-18 Kempf, Glen-15, 39 Kennedy, Shirley-60, 107 Kennedy, William-39 Kennel, Carolyn-69, 72 Kennel, Lorella-69 Kenney, Karen-68, 69, 100, 105 Kerns, Linda-69, 92 Kerns, Lorraine-39, 90, 112 Kerns, Wesley-60, 93 Kess, Fred-39, 128 Kess, Palricia-60 Kessler, Jerry-60, 62, 129 Keszler, Sherry-69, 107 Page 147 Keszler, Shirley-69, 107 Kezeor, Mary-60, 97, 107 Kleine, Evelyn-60 Kiene, Mervin-69 Kilcoyne, Norma-61 Kimm, David-61, 78, 83 Kimmel, Kafhleen-69, 102, 105 King, Palricia-61, 107 Kinney, Patricia-39, 103, 112 Kinnison, Melvin-61 Kiplinger, Bruce-39 Kirk, Penelope-69, 78, 101 Kirkbride, Sluarl-61, 95 Kissler, John-39 Kilchen, Ronnie-69 Kleclwner, Larry-69 Klein, Larry--10, 25, 39, 78, 91, 98, 115, 131 Klemsz, Dale-39, 91 Klemsz, Deanna-69 Kluge, Fred-69 Knauber, Harold-61, 125, 131 Kniqhf, Lynn-'69 Knopp, Michael-69 Knowl1on,Jar'nes-61, I15, II9, 125 Kobel, Judilh-39, 112 Koch, Mary Jane-25, 39, 66, 78, 86, 87, 90, 93, 103, 112 Lind, geverly-40, 55, 78, 80, 103, ll , 114 Linden, Dolfy-69 Lindholm, Gary-69, 119, 131 Lingenfelder, Mary-61 LINKS BOARD-82-83 Linlz, Lorefla-69 Lillle, Beverly-61 Lillle, Rodney-41 Lilfle, Roger-61 Lilfrell, Kennefh-69, 119 Lomax, Kalhle-en-69, I02 Long, Angela-61, 85, 92, 105, 107 Loos, Gerald-41 Loos, Richard-69 105, 107, Loos, Shirley-69 Lopez, Donald-41, 124 Love, Joyce-61, 92 Lovell, Sandra-61 Lowe, Ida-41, 102, 113 Lowe, Wilhelmine-61, 92, 101, 106, 109 Lucs, Arnis-69, 123, 129 Ludlam, Judifh-61, 92, 94, 100, 104, 105 Luedke, Donovan-I4 Lueclfke, Carol-69, I02 Luff, Lyall-41, 98, 115, 116 Lundak, Joel-69, 119 Kocher, Louis-61 Koci, Linda-69 Koehler, Lenore-69, 73, 132, 133, 134 Koehn, Roberl-39 Kohl, Sharron-39, 78, 91, 102, 103, 112 Konz, Larry-39 Korell, Arlene-39, 102, 112 Kranlz, Barbara-39, 102, 112 Kranlz, Carol-39 Kralzer, Mary Lou-611, 104, 105 Kraus, Karen-69, 102 Krcmarik, Befly-69 Kreiss, Paul-24, 25, 39, 57, 106, 109 Kreiss, Roberf-69, 95, 105 Lupp, Joan-69 Lusins, Valdis-69, 78 Lu1'Z, Judy-25, 41, 55, 76, 77, 90, 97, 103 107, 113, 114, 132 Lyons, Lewis-69 Lylle, Jane?-61, 78, 92, 94, 97, 106, 107 M Mace, Marilyn-69, 95 Madison, Jerry-41, 91, 113 Madsen, Beverly-69 Maclse n, Everell-41 Madsen, John-41 Kreuger, Delberf-69 Kroll, Judy-60 Kruger, Marvin-61 Kruse, Kennelh-40 Kruse, Richard-40 Kruse, Thomas-40 Kuenning, Harold-69 Kuhn, Jo Ann-69, 101 Kuklin, Chip-9, 69, 76, 77, 98, 105, 126, 127 Kuklin, Harry-9 Kushner, Brin-69 Kusler, Herberl-40, 126 Kyker, John-61 Kyker, Joyce-69, 94 Mahaffey, Karen-61, 92 Maher, Richard-69 Mahr, Kappie-69, 98 Manfhey, Carl-15 Mapel, Don-69 Mapel, Dwaine-66, 69 Mares, Alvin-69 Marhenke, Geraldine-41, 91, 102, 113 Mariscal, Rebecca-61 Marks, Jane-61, 92, 106 Marks, John-61, 93 Marler, Janice-69 Marsh, Cecelia-61 Marsh, Lesfer-69 Marf, Conslance-69, 98, 102, 132, 133 Marlens, Karen-61, 107, 113 Marlin Angelee-69, 102 .7. L Laase,3Nancy-25, 40, 94, 95, 101, 103, ll Lahm, Gary-69 Larnloerf, Char1es-69 Lamberf, Eldon-14, 69 Lamere, Alberf-19 Lamson, Lee-40 Landingharn, Gerald--40, 125 Lane, I-larry-69, 93 LaPaqe, Roger-61 Larsen, Larry-61, 98 Lasenieks, Andy-61 Laflure, Darryl-61 Laursen, Judy-69, 70, 102 Laufzenheiser, Charlene-61 Law, Ronnie-40, 98 Marlin: Consfance-69, 78, 105 Marlin, lrene-11 Marfin,Judi1h-41, 103, 113 Marlin, Lula-69 Marlin, Mary A.-61 Marfin, Mary Rulh-61, 102 Marlin, Ronald-61 Marlin, Mrs. Shirley-17 Martin Sondra-41, 78, 81, 97, 113, 143 Maslers, Charlene-69 Masters, William-69 Mallice, Eileen-41, 113 Malfice, George-61 Malulis, leva-69, 102 Mafulis, Margeris-61 Malulka, Margie-41, 113 Mauel, Mary Jean-41, 80, 91, 97, 103, 1 Lear, Joan-40, 90, 113 Lebsock, S1-ephen-69, 93 Lefller, Evelyn-69 Lefler, Eslher-18 Lehl, Sharon-69 Lehman, Ronald-69, 76, 77, 95, 119 Lehman, 'Nilliam-61, 76, 77, 95, 101 Lehr, Janel-69, 72 Lembke, John-61 Lemmerman, Gloria-69 Leo, William-69, 93 Leonard, Wesley-40 LeRiche, Kay-61, 78, 92 Lellossignol, Helen-69 Lessman, Mary-40, 91, 103, 113 Lelcher, Frank-40 Lelner, Saundra-69 Leuschner, Hans-40, 84, 105 Lewis, Myrna-61 Lewis, Paul-40, 94, 115, 116 LIBRARY COMMITTEE-97 L CLUB-115 Liden, Nancy-61, 78 Liebers, Margarer-40, 89, 100, 108, 113, 139 Lien, Max-10 Liepins, Ilona-61 Liepnieks, Rulh-69, 102, 105, 134 Liepnieks, Silviia-25, 40, 83, 103, 107, 113, 132, 133, 134, 141 Likens, Donna-65, 69, 101, 102 Liming, Leland-40, 56, 76, 77, 98, 138 Page 148 106 10 113 Maughan, Jimmy-61, 105 Mauler, Carol-61 Maxfield, Betfy-61 Maxfield, Carol-69 McA1lis1er, Carol-69, 102, 105, 139 McCallum, Duncan-69, 95 McCar1hy, Judie-61, 102 McCar1hy, Mike-61 McCarfney, Larry-69 McCar1y, Mrs. Doris-9 McCauley, James-69, 98 McC,1ees, Nancy-69 McConkle,S11aron-41,95, 101, 113 McCoy, James-61, 119, 125 McCoy, Richard-69, 125, 131 McCu1lv, Diane-61, 92, 105 McDonald, Carolyn-69 McDougall, Barbara-41, 90, 102, 113 McGowen, Carolee-61 McGowan, Duane-41 05. McMullen, David-69, 119 McWilliams, Gaylen-69, 115, 124, 128 McWilliams, Myrna-42, 105, 113 Mechlinq, George-61, 93, 131 Megee, Belle-42, 91, 113 Meier, John-70, 96, 126 Meierhenry, Dwighl-10, 25, 42, 76, 80, 88, 103, 115 Meinrs, Norma-61 Meisinger, James-14, 42, 56, 83, 103, 143 Mellinger, Linda-70, 132, 133 Melnallcsnis, Gunla-70 Menard, James-61 Mendoza, Phil-42, 115, 117 Menlzer, Gerald-70, 96 Merrill, Sharon-61 Merriman, Thomas-70, 119, 124 Merri1'1', Leroy-70 Mesa, JoAnn-70, 102 Meffam, David-70 Mefzger, Judie--61, 92, 101 Meyer, Charles-61 Meyer, Eveffe-70, 78, 102 Meyer, William-42, 95 Meyers, Mary Ann-70 Meyers, Sharon-70 Middleswarr, Grace-61, 92, 95, 101 Miller, Helen-20 Miller, Herb-61 Miller, James-61 Miller, Janel'-70 Miller, Larry-61 Miller, Marcia-70 Miller, Marilyn-70, 72, 102, 132 Miller, Nan:y-70 Miller, Palricia-70, 78, 97 Miller, Pafrick-42 Miller, Rulhie-17, 61, 92, 95, 100, 101, 108 Miller, Sallye-61, 92, 100, 105, 108 Miller, Thomas-42, 94, 95 Million, Gaylene-42, 102, 113, 140 Mills, Janice-61 Mills, John-61, 95, 123 MIMES-105 Miner, Mary-61, 102 Miniscz, Olga-42 Misa, Aiia-25, 42, 113 Mifchell, Gary-61, 78 Mifchell, Carolyn-73 Milchell, Janice-61 Milchell, John-61 Milchell, Roberl-70 Miffelberg, Jeanelle-42, 113 Mock, Ernesl'-42 Moeller, Geraldine-70 Moeller, John-43 Moeller, Patricia-43, 94, 113 Monlgo mery, Esther-11 Mooberry, William-70, 109 Moody, Janice-70, 94 Moomaw, Jludilh-25, 43, 89, 90, 97, 103, 106, 108, 113 Moore, Carol-43, 91, 113 Moore, Joseph-70, 119, 120, 128 Moore, Judilh-61 Moore, Lowell-61, 94 Moore, Ola-113 Moralez, Jacquelyn-43, 78, 90, 107 Morehead, Murlin-70, 96, 123, 128 Morgan, Charles-70 Morgan Morgan Morgan 139 , Lloyd-61, 125 , Mary Ellen-43 , Melinda-43, 78, 89, 100, 108, II3, Morgan, Susan-25, 43, 88, 103, 108, 112, 114 Mclnfyre, Ann-42, 78, 81, 88, 103, 106, 107, 113, 140 McKay, Darrell-69 McKay, Judy-69 McKee, William-42 McLaughlin, Sandra-69, 98 McMahon, Grace-I4 McMas'rer, Alyce-42, 94, 96, 102, 113 McMasler, Arline-42, 94, 96, 102, 113 McM61:llen, Barbara-25, 42, 78, 91, 97, 1 1 , 113 02, Morris, Elizabelh-61, 100, 104, 105 Morris, Marie-61 Morris, Sheri-70 Morrison, David-61, 115, 117, 126, 128 Morrison, Jean-65, 70, 78, 102, 105 Morrissey, Thomas-43, 106, 109, 115, 126 Mosely, James-70, 78 Mosher, Sally-25, 43, 80, 90, 93, 103, 113 Mouden, Gary-61, 62, 78, 93, 131 Mourer, Susan-61, 102, 106, 107 Mowrey, Dennis-70, 119 Moxham, Beverly-70, 94 Mucenieks, lnls-70 Mucenieks, Valdis-43 Muck, Mary-61, 88 Muehlbeier, Ann-60, 61, 92, 106, 109 Mueller, Margare?-611, 106 Mulder, Thomas-43, 128, 135 MUMMERS-105 MUMMERS PLAY-104 Mundorf, Elizabefh-43 Munson, Beverly-113 Murphy, Donald-70 Murphy, Jean-61, 92, 100, 101, 106 Murphy, Sharon-43, 82, 105, 108, 113 Mussmann, Melva-61 Myers, Befly Jean-61, 92 Myers, Palricia-25, 43, 84, 86, 87, 88, 90, 93, 105, 106, 113, 139 Myrbegg, Janice-43, 82, 89, 91, 103, 106, 113 14 N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-25 Neeman, Carl-43, 94, 98 Neill, Ted-43 Nelson, Clinfon-11, 99 Nelson, Gary-44 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson Illa-Dean-70, 102 Roberla-Rae-70, 102 h r n 70 , S a o - Nesmilh, James-61, 97 Newell, Barbara-70, 98, 102, I32, 133 Newman, Jeanne-70 Newman, Ted-70 Newfon, Belle-44, 90, 112, 114 Nielsen, Alan-70, 93, 119, 131 Niemann, Bill-70 Nienaber, Marilyn-61 Nightingale, Barbara-61 Nims, Bruce-70 Nissen, Richard-61 Nilz, Roberl-44, 95 Nobbman, Lawrence-61 Noe, Rozanna-44, 80, 107, 113 Novak, LeRoy-70 Norris, Jerald-70, 98 Novicoff, Donald-61, 93 Null, Gary-70 NURSES CLUB-IO7 Nuss, Nancy-44, 102, 113, 132, 133 O Ochsner, Roberl-70 O'DelI, Pafricia-61 Odell, Thomas-44 Ogden, Carol-70 Ohlrich, Larry-44 O'Ke11y, Dennis-70 Oldenburg, Elwin-44 Ollenburg, Kalherine-70, 101, 102 Olsen, Margaref-70 Olson, John-61, 83, 94, 108 Olson, Sandra-44, 113 Olfman, Carlene-70, 100, 102 Ollman, Earl-44, S61,78, 115, 121, 131 O'Neill, Kalhleen-61, 92, 140 OPERA-86-87 Opp, Lillian-44, 90, IO3, II3 ORCHESTRA-95 O'Rourke, Margarel-10 ORPHEONS-101 Orfiz, Ferdinand-44, 115, 117, 119 orwig, William-44, ss, 76, 77, sz, vo, 104, 105, 115, 120, 127, 143 Osborne, James-70, 83 Osburn, Paula-44, 102, 113 Os1erlund,Jo11n-70, 123, 127 OH, Sandra-25, 44, 103, 113 Overgaard, John-44, 97, 98, 115, 117 Overgaard, Roberl'-61, II9 Overfon, Judy-61, 83, 107 Owens, Beverly-70 Owens, Connie-70, 98 Owens, Kafhryn-44, 113 Owens, Linda-44, 90, 96, 113 Oxenhardf, Douglas-45, 98 P Pabs1', Kafherine-61, 101, 106 Pakalns, Silviia-45, 106 Pardee, James-61 Park, Ralph-6 Parker, Gary-45, 115, 125, 135 Parker, Judifh-70 Parker, Warren-6 Parks, Befly-61 Parks, Carol-62, 88 Parrish, Bonnie-62, 64, 92, 102, 106 Parsons, Jane?-70, 102 Parsons, Jay-70, 115, 119, 124 Parfinglon, Jack-70, 119, 123, 131 Pafferson, Jack-70 Pallerson, Richard-62 Paflon, Joan-70 Palzel, Slan-62 Paul, Chesfer-70, 119, 123 Pauly, David-45, 91 Payne, Raymond-70, 96, 98 Payne, Ted-70 Pearson, Ronald-45, 98, IIS, 128 Pease, Judifh-62 Peeks, Gary-70, 93, 96 Pekarek, Frances-70, 132, 133, 134 Penningion, Richard-71, 93, 125 Penlon, Pamla-62, 85, 92, 101, 108 PEPPERS-I 12'1 13 Perkins, Patricia-71, 98 Perrin, Mrs. Marie-8 Perrine, Glenda-45, 91, 97, 107 Pesfer, Helen-45, 113 Petersen, Gayle-62 Peferson, Calvin-62 Peferson, Donald-71, 93 Pelerson ,Jacqueline-45, 103, 113 Peferson, Sally-62, 94, 106, 107 Pfeffer, Annemarie--62, 106 Pfeiff, William-7 Phelan, Dorfhy-62, 78, 92, 106 Phelps, Kalhryn-71, 96, 101, 102, 105, 133 Phelps, Rodney-62 Philburn, Nikki-71, 102 Phillips, Barbara-62, 88, 107, 108, 114, 142 Phillips, Gene-71 Phillips, Wayne-62 Phinney, John-71, 105 Pickering, Roger-62 Pickelf, James-62, 64, 93, 115, 126 Piefenpol, Belh-62, 78, 107 Pilkinglon, Kennard-45 Pillard, Belly-62, 142 Pillard, Oliver-45 Pinkerlon, James-25, 45, 56, 57, 82, 86, 91, 93, 11S, 120 Pinney, Mrs. Rulh-12 Place, John-25, 45, 78, 90, 97, 106, 115, 124 Pla11', Elizabelh-25, 45, 91, 99, IO3, 113 Pocras, Kennefh-45, 91, 128 Polsky, Renee-45, 89, 97, 103, 106, 107, I39 Porfer, Lyle-62, 94, 131 Porter, Palricia-25, 45, 56, 80, 82, 90, 93, 103, 107, 108, II3, I39 Porfschy, Dale-71 Posey, Dan-62, 115, 120, 122, 128 Powell, Cleo-45, 113, 132 Powell, Larry-45 Powell, Jack-71, 123 Power, Billy-71, 129 Power, Roberl-612, 78, 106, 119 Powers, Marilyn-71, 73, 95, 102 Prall, Lonnie-62 Prell, Karl-71 Preslon, James-62 Prewifr, Mary-62, 92 Probasco, Herberl-46, 80, 81, 98, 103, 105, 106,115, 121,143 Prolfiff, Ronnie-71, 96 Prucha, Norman-62, 99, 100, 106, 129 Purviaiice, Sally-25, 46, 55, 80, 84, 103, IOS 11 O Quarfrocchi, Mary Ann-62, 100, 105, 106 Queen, Margarel-25, 46, 106, 112 Queen, Ralph-71, 97, 119, 127 QUILL AND SCROLL-103 R Rager, George-71, 78, 131 Rager, Laurel-46, 90, 100, 112, 139 Rakesfraw, Pamela-71 Raley, Richard--62 Ramer, Carol-71, 102 Ramsey, Wilbur-62 Randall, Mary-71, 102 Rangeler, Hugh-I7 Rapp, Palricia-46, 90, 112 Rasmussin, Harry-73 Rasmussen, Helen-71 Rau, Dave-62, 130 Ray, Carol-46, 102, 106, 112 Ray, Carolyn-71, 98, 132, 134 Rebensdorf, Rosemary-71, 102 Reclor, Barbara-46, II2 RED CROSS COUNCIL-107 Reddish, Carol-69, 102 Rediger, Bonila-62, 92 Reed, Barbara-46, 90, 106, 112 Reed, Cafherine-62 Reed, Monfe-62, 95, 119 Reel, Windle-9, 68 Reger, Lawrence-46, 90 Reich, Donila-62, 92, 114 Reich, Oren-71, 96, 119 Reifschneider, Ann-71, 100 Reifschneider, Larry-46, 98, 125 Reigerl, James-71 Reigerl, Tom-62, 95 Rendell, Kay-62, 92 Renemans, Ivars-46 Refzlaff, Kennefh-62, 78, 98 Refzlaff, Paul-62 Reveal, Judifh-62, 107 Reynolds, Kendrick-62 Reynolds, Maurice-46 R'hine, Dennis-71 Rhine, Jon-62 Rhoads, Nancy-62, 102, 106 Richards, Mary-71 Rigg, Cliflon-71 Riley, David-71 Riley, Gale-19, 71 Rimpley, Alice-71 Risser, Charlolle-62, 92, 105, 106 Rxsfau, Nancy-71 R'is1ow, Rudene-46, 112 R1+Chey, Dolly-46, 57, 90, '73, 101, 102, 113 Rixsiine, Donald-46, 83, 141 Roach, Ronald-62, 125, 128 Robarchek, Judy-62 Roberf, Richard-62, 131 Roberls Roloerfs , Carrie-1 3 Loren-62 Roberfsi Ronald-71, 72, 119 Roberfs Roberls , Sleven-62, 93 , Mrs. Virginia-9 Robinson, Lena-62 Roemmich, Shirley-71, 101, 102 Rogers, Jane-25, 46, 91, 95, 100, 103, 108, 112 Rogers, Joanna-25, 46, 80, 102, 112, 132, 133 Rogers, Rohlme Roker, Karen-101 ier, Carol-71 Lois-25, 46, 78, 91, 97, 103, II2 Rominqer, Gerald-62, 124 Rominger, Judy-71 Ronis, Brigifa-71 Roof, Tommy-71, 93, 125 Rook, Richard-62, 94 Roseberry, Karen-47, 91, 102, 112 Rosenlof, Gretchen-47, 107, 112 Ross, Roger-47, 98 Rowbal, Janel- 71, 98, 102 Rowden, Susan-71 Rowen, Mary Kay-71 Royal, Minnie-71 Roze, Uldis-47 Rudolph, Judy-62 Rudolph, Roger-71, 119, 129 Russell, Donald-47 Rufmanis, Oiars-62 R'uH, Larry-62 Ryan, Sharon-62, 96 S Saddoris, Dawn-47, 107, 112 SAFETY COMMITTEE-97 Salmon, Sandra-47, 94, 101, 102, 112 Salrer, Pefer-71, 94, 108 Sammons, Rosie-71 Sampson, Julia-62 Sampson, Warren-71 Sanborn, Lynn-71 Sandall, Ingrid-71, 94, 102 Sanders, Linda-71 Sandvold, Carolynn-71 Sanger, Sandra-25, 47, 84, 103, IOS, 113, 143 Sapp, Terry-47, 115, 128, 129 Safferfielcl, Linda-71, 102 Saunders, Suzanne-62, 92 Saunders, Tom-71, 94, 119 Sax, Stanley-47 Saylor, Sharon-71 Scaggs, Dick-71, 119 Scaggs, Donna-47, 112 Schaaf, Janice-62, 78, 102, 107 Schaeufele, Lore-71 Schafer, Ronald-47, 95 Scharron, Janice-47 Scheele, Roy-71, 119 Scheerer, John-71, 119 Scheidf, John-71 Scheidf, Roger-47, 117 Scherbak, Jack-71 Schlaphoff Marilyn-25 ,91, 102, 112 Schlegelmilch, Donald Schleiger, Barbara-47, 112 Schleiger, Deloris-71 Schleiger, Doris-71 Schmeling, Freda-11 Schmidl, Loren-71, 96 Scl-1mid1', Margaref-47, 90, 96 Schmidl, Shirley-62, 88 Schneider, John-71 Schneider, Pafricia-71 Schnirl, James-62 Schrader, Larry-71, 93 Schrader, Ronald-47, 91 Schroeder, Olivia-71, 78 Schrunk, Don-71, 93, 123 Schullz, Sara-48, 103, 106, 112 Schumacher, Michael-48, 83, 97, 115, 140 Schuman, Henry-71, 108 Schwab, Lois-9 Schwab, Roberl-71 Schwabauer, Chareen-62 Schwabauer, Janice-71, 102 Schwalm, Bill-71 Schwarfzkopf, Ed-19, 116 Schwarz, Mrs. Rulh-12 Schwarzenbach, Ronnie-48 Schwindl, Carol-62, 83, 93, 132, 133 Schwindl, Jon-71, 78, 119 Schwindf, Richard-62 Schwindf, Roger-62 SCIENCE CLUB-109 Scofl, Harold-13 Scoff, Lilly-71 Segner, Mary-62, 102 Segoblano, Gary-71, 119 Seip, Roberr-71 Sell, David-6 , 47 -71 Sell, Jo Sellmey n-62, 78, 95 er, Klea-71 SENIOR PLAY-84 SENIORS-26-57 Page 149 Seymour, Shadley, Vicloria-71, 94 Louise-71, 105 Shafer, Alvin-62 Shaner, Karalee-71, 132, 133 Shaw Alberf-71 Shaw, John-71 Shaw, Judilh-62 Shaw, Mary-71 Shaw, Truman-62 Shefferd, Shirley-71 Sheldon, Ann-62, 92, 97, 101, 106 Sheldon, Janice-62 Shepard, Cornelius-71 Shepard, Darrell-71, 95, 105, 107 Shepard Ray-48, 84, 105, 106 shefida-1', Barbara-42, 102, 104, 109 Sheridan, Maflhew-48, 131 Sherman Pro-48 83 142 Sherwood, KenneIhQ62 Sherwood, Ronald-71 Shields, Larry-71 Shilhan, Helen-48, 103, II2 Shipman, Donna-63 Shipps, DeAnn--63 Shneider, Manny-71 Shoemaker, Suzaine-48, 80, 90, 103, 112 Shonerd, William-48 Sibley, Clifford-63, 129 Siclclens, Marlene-66, 71, 96 Siddens, Sharonlee-48 Siegl, Adolph-63 Siegl, Hermann-63 Sievers, Bonnie-71, 94 Sievers, James-48, 117 Sievers, Jerrold-ll, 48 Sievers, William-63 Slgler, Mary-ll Silva, Philip-63 Silva, Tom-71 Simon, Barbara-71, 102 Simon, Edward-71 Simon, Judy-102, 112, 132, 133 Simpson, Margarel'-48, 103, 107, 112 Sims, Jolene-63 Sincebauqh, Gordon-71 Sinkule, James-48 Sinner, Larry-66, 71, 96 Skold, John-48, 91, 93 Slepicka, Roberl-63 Sloan, Vicky-72 Slolhower, Sandra-48 Smidf, Edwin-72 Smi1'h,Adam-72, 119, 123, 131 Sn'1i1h,Andrew-72, 119, 131 Smilh, Cenilh-72 Smilh, Diane-72 Smilh, Franklin-48 Smi1'h,Janice-49, 102, 106, 112 Smilh, Kay-63 Smifh, Larry-72 Smilh, Sharon Jean-25, 49, 78, 89, 9 106, 112 Smifh, Sharon Lou-63, 141 SmiI'h, Wally-72 Smifh, William-94 Snowden, Michael-49 Snyder, Emma-13 Snyder, Larry-03, 115, 117, 124, 128 Snyder, Wesley-63 Sobolka, Beniamin-613, 125 Soderslrom, Gerald-63 Soderslrom, Helen-49, 112 Sommer, Sfephen-25, 49, 93 Sommers, James-15, 116, 128 Sommers, Judifh-72 SOPHOMORES-65-73 STUDENT COUNCIL-76-77 Sorensen, Mark-63, 76, 77, 85 Soukup, Allen-63 Soukup, Glen-72 Sovereign, Saundra-72, 83 Wall, Carol-63, 97, 102, 1061, 132, 134 speed? Richard-49, 57, 70, 97, 104, I4 Spealman, Palricia-72 Spears, Velma-63 Spicer, Carmi-72, 95 Splain, Sharon-49, 83, 90, 107, 112, 1 Spomer, Sharon-72, 78, 98, 102 Spoor, Rodney-49 Sprague. Phil-20, 119 Spray, Slephen-72, 98 Spreier, Richard-72 Sprour, Kafhryn-63 Squyres, Grelchen-49, 107, 112 S1aklis,Andris-49, 91, 109, 115, 127 Slandley, Nancy-49, 80, 103, 112 107, 108, 1, 97, 103, 107 135 34 Slanley, Susan-25, 49, 91, 103, 105, 112, 139 Slarck, Gary-63 Slarkwealher, LaVela-72 Slauning, Bernie-49 Sleele, Roberfa-49, 103, 107, 112, 132, 134 Sfefanisin, Nancy-63, 79, 88, 92, 106, 107, 138 Stein, Robert-49, 98, 115, 131, 141 Sfemper, Herb-63 Page 150 Slepanek, Toni-25, 49, 100, 106 Srerkel, Dianne-72, 132, 133, 134 Slerkel, Jorgia-49, 112 Slewarf, Mrs. Kafherine-I8 Slewarl, Mary-49, 112, 132, 133, 134 Slewarl, Willie-72 Sliaslrny, Mary-68, 72, 107 Sliles, Sandra-72 Sliverson, Duane-72 Sliverson, 1-larry-63 Sroehr, Barbara-50, 95, 108, 112 Sloki, Peter-50, 98 sfaki, Phylus-72 siakke, olsf-72, 100, 109 Slolley, Claudia-72, 101 Slolley, Jerome-50, 115, 126 Sfork, Vicki-72 Slory, Ray-63, 95, 119 Slrand, Marlin-63, 98, 105, 108, 125 Slransky, John-63 Turner, Charlolle-25, 51, 55, 76, 77, 81, 108, 113, II4, 143 Turner, Kenl-51, 95 - Tulfle, Don-72, 119 Tully, John-63 TWIRLERS-96 Tyrrell, Slanley-63, 93, 119 U Udd, Janel-25, 51, 94, 95, 101, 103, 112 Ude, Paul-63, 117, 121, 131 Uland, Jane?-51 Umland, Yvonne-25, 51, 95, 103, 112 Unrerseher, Neil-63, 79, 82, 89, 115, 121, 127, 143 Updegraff, Mrs. Alice--9 Upton, Joan-72 Upfon, Larry-51 Uri, Margaret-72, 96 Sfrasheim, Lorraine-16 Strauss, Gunlis-50 Sfrazdins, Lilila-72 Slrickland, Harriel-20, 24, 25, 50, 83, 103 12, 132, 133, 134, 144 Slrohm, Mrs. Marlha-8 Sfromer, John-50 Srronberg, Don-50, 109, 127 Sfrouf, Larry-63 Slrough, Duane-50, 125 Slubblefield, Alma-63, 88 Sfuclier, Donald-50, 90, 115, 128, 129 Sluhr, Rebecca-72, 78, 105 Sluhr, Sandra-50 Slrump, Susan-63, 81, 100, 106 Suesz, Carol Ann-63 Sullivan, Linda--63, 106 Summers, lan-63, 95 Summers, Judy-72, 96 Sutton, Lane-63 Sullon, Richard-50 Swaim, Roberl-50 Swan, Harold-72, 83, 98 Swanson, Don-63, 115, 117, 128 Swanson, William-13, 117, 128, 129 Sward, Mrs. Mable-13 Swefland, Donald-50, 98 Swenson, Janice-72 SWIMMING-126 Swindle, Judirh-72, 78, 101, 105 Swinscoe, Donald-72 Swoboda, Connie-72 Synovec, Anila-63 Taff, Sha ro n-72 T Taggarl, Jackie-72 Talberf, Richard-50, 125 Tally, Nancy-15, Tanner, Barbara- 63, 78 63, 81, 100, 106, 108 Tanquary, James-72 Taylor, Carolyn-72, 97, 105 Taylor, Denny-63, 106, 130 Taylor, Eileen-72, 95 Taylor, James-63 Taylor, Richard-63, 125 Taylor, Winnifrecl-72 Temple, Charles-70, 72 Temple, Mrs. Gladys-I5 Temple, Karen-63 TENNIS-127 Terry, Mrs. Janel-11 TeSe1Ie, Eleanore-63 Usher, John--51, 115, 126, 138 US1-IERETTES-98 V Vampola, Roger-72 VanDoren, Thomas--63 VanSickle, Andrew-63 Valh, Florence-72, 98 Venerable, Diana-63, 88, 107 Venerable, Virginia-51, 107 Venner, Roberl-6 Venners, Inese-63 Veon, Pamela-72, 102 Vergilh, Larry-63, 83, 94 Vermaas, Carol-24, 25, 51, 78, 80, 90, 103, 107,108, 112, 114 Veronis, Dimifris-51, 56, 78, 100, 124 Vlach, Joe-72 Vlasnik, George-51 Vlasnik, James-72, 126 Vogel, Georgia-51, 102, 107, 112, 132 Vogel, Kalhryn-63 Vogr, Leon-63 VonDane, Judy-72, 97, 105 Vondenkamp, Richard-72 Vondry, Barbara-63 Voss, Edward-72, 96 Voss, Myron-63 W Wadhams, Virginia-73, 98 Wagner, Harvey-73 Wagner, Ida-25, 51, 106 Waide, Mildred-14 Walczyk, Auqusl'-73 Walenla, Roberl-51, 138 Walin,E1mer-52,91,115, 121, 131 Walker, Ann-63, 105, 106 Walker, Judilh-73, 105 Walker, Karen-63, 92, 96, 102 133, 134 Walker, Palricia-63 Walker, William A.-63, 88, 125 Walker, William W.-03, 70, 125 Walkinshaw, Dale-52 Waller, R'oiane-25, 52, 102, 103, 112 Walllck, Roland-63, 115, 117, 124 Wallin, Beverly-73, 102, 105 Walters, Carol-52, 90, 112 Warak, LaVonne-63, 108, 132 Warkow, Deanna-73 Warner, Carolyn-8, 25, 52, 80, 101, 103, 107, 112 Warner, Garlh-63 Warner, Judilh-63, 92, 132, 133 Warren, Larry-52, 98, 135 Waser, Judilh-73, 105 Washburn, Carolyn-63, 102, 106, 132 Watkins, Michael-52, 99 Warkins, Dr. Slephen-6 Wafson, Linda-73, 102, 105 TeSelle, Jane?-24, 25, 50, 57, 81, 90, 103, 106, 112 Thimgan, Judy-63 Thompson, Bruce-72, 93, 119 Thompson, Jack-72 Thompson, Jane-63, 107 Thompson, John-50, 88, 91, 115, 120, 128, 129 Thompson, Mrs. Lillian-14 Thompson, Merle-50 Thompson, Norma-63, 106, 126 Thornfon, Sandra-50 83, 94, 95 , , 108, 112 Thorpe, Sue-25, 51, 86, 87, 91, 97, 104, 105, 106, 108, 112 Thursron, Karen-72, 78, 102, 105 Tice, Gene-63, 78, 115, 119, 124, 138 Tichofa, Belly-63 Tiller, Anne-72 Tilman, Donald-72 Timm, Shirley--51, 95, 96, 112 Tiplon, Lois-51, 112 Tisher, Barbara-72, 78 Toland, Sharon-72 Tonlegode, Raimonds-72 Townsley, Nancy-72 TRACK-123-129 Traud1', Joan--63, 78 Trippel, Don-63 True, Paul-72, 94, 129 Tucker, Gary-72, II9 Tucker, Mary-63, 92, 102, 107 Turek, Larry--72 Turley, Yvonne-51, 134 Waybrighr, Judee-78, 105 Waybrighl, Marilyn-63, 92, 105, 106 Wealherby, Dorcas-7 Weber, Roberl-63 Weber, Sharon-73 Weers, Orlan-52 Wee1h,Carol-73, 133, 134 Weelh, Dora-52, 102, 107 Weelh, Lela-63, 132, 133 Wehr, John-63, 95 Weigandl, Sleve-73 Weisenborn, Mary-73 Weisgerber, Laurence-57 Welch, Lyle-17, 94, 95 Welch, Richard-52, 76, 77, 88, 91, 115, Wells, Harold-52, 91 Wells, Jeannelle-52, 91, 113, Wells, Marvin-73 Welsh, Charlene-73 Wenlink, Larry-73, 93 131 Werlman, Marqarel-10, 25, 52, 56, 82, 103, 112 Ya kel, Ronald-54 Werl man, Phyllis-63, Bl Wesl, Darlene-52, ll2 Wesr, Judith-63, 8l, 96, 102 Wesf, Larry-73, 96 Wesr, Monle-63, II7 Wesl, Sandra-73, I02, I05 Wesf, Waller-73 Wesf, William-73, I3I Weslcolr, James-73, 93 Weslerloerq, Jbhn-63, 94, Il9 Welzel, Mary Ann--73, 78 Weyand, Edwin-52 Weyand, Lyle-l4, I2l Whalen, Gerald-73 Williamson, Ralph-53, 98, ll5, II7, l3O Willis, Sandra-63, l06 Wilson Ann-73, 98 Wilson Belly-73 Wilson Fred-73, II9 Wilson Judifh-63 Wrighf, Bruce-73 Wrighf, LoyLyn-64, I02, lO6 Wrighf, Roberf-54, 9l WRITERS CLUB-IO0 Wynkoop, Judifh-73, 98 Y Wilson Jiudy-53, 90, I05, ll2 Wilsgrg Margarel-53, 80, 90, IOI, IO3, ll2 Wilson, Sharon-63, I02, I34 Wilson Stephen-73 Wilson Steve-73 Wimp, Maxine-53 Wimp, Melvin-53, l25 Yanl, Dian-73, l02 Yanl, Mary-73 Yarbrough, Tod-64 Yaussi, Glenn-6 Yonkey, Connie-73 Wheeler, Jack-63 Wheeler, Valerie-63, IO6, IO9 Whifaker, Dale-63 While, Barbara-73 whne, Philip-52, 117, 121, 122, 131 While, Rodney-52 Whifemon, Don-53, IIS, II7, I28 Whifernon, Larry-63, l28 Whiflock, Goldie-73 Whitlock, Terry-63 Whifrner, Dougal-63, 94 Whilney, Karl-73 Whifney, Virginia-53, 9l, l06 Winchesler, Edward-63, II7 Wingrove, Claude-I9 Winkelman, John-73, IOO, IO9 Winklepleck, Alene-64, IO9, 132, I33, I34 Winkler, Paul-53 Winsion, Marva-73 ' wimer, Mariiyn-64, 05, 92, 95, 101, IO6 Wipf, Helen-64 Wirschke, Kaiie-64 Wischnewsky, Igor-53 Wise, Phyllis-92 Wise, Ronnie-73, 93 Wicken, Wicken Wilbur Nelma-63 Thomas-53 Gary-73 waibufl James-ss, I26 Wilbur, William-53, 94 Wilcox, Richard-63, 83 Wilcox Roxanne-S3 Wilhelm, Karen-73 Wilke, Phyllis-63, IO6 Wilke, Richard-53 Wilkins, Janice-53, 9l, lI2, I38 Will, Sharon-68, 73, 76, 77, l0l Will, Sleiphen-73, 93 Wirfslruck, Jimmie-53 Wixson, Fern-53, ll2 Wohlfarlh, Dave--73, I27 Wood, Larry-73 Woodard, Judilh-53, IO2 Woodward, John-73, 98 Woodward, Karen-73 Worley, Jay-73 Worsier, Beverly-64, l02 Worsrer, Perry-73 Williams, Donald-73 Williams, Jerry--53 Williams, Wesley-73 Wren, William-64 WRESTLING-124 Wrighr, Bradford-25, 54, 56, IO4, l05, l09 Yonkey, Donna-73 Yonkeiy, Maryiean-54 York, Jerry-64 Yosl, Bernie-64 Yosf, Diane-60, 64, 78, 83, I06, IO9 Yosf, LeRoy-54 Young, Danny-54, l23 Young, Gordon-64, 85, I05 Young, J'ulius-I5 Young, Roger-54, l38, 144 Youngscap, Mrs. Alice-20 Y-TEENS-I02 Z Zadina, Judilh-lb, 73, 78, 89, lOl Zbyfnivk, Ores?-64 Zelen, Anifa-54, Il2 Zelen, Bernice-73, 78, IO0, I05 Zierenberg, Deanna-64 Zink, Connie-64, 79, 92 Zolor, Davida-54, so, a2, 90, 97, 103, 105, 106, 107, ll2, l38 Zuerlein, Darrell-73 Zuerlein, John-73, IIS, II7, l25, I28 Zuerlein, Vance-54, IIE, l26 Page 151