Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Rasbidoh Abdultoh Liso Achremeier Lon Adams Rick Albemon Undo Alexander Nedra Alir Chock Allen Korhy Andrews Mork Anson Dave Armstrong Tim Arroyo Chris Bobb Renee Bochmon Looro Bode Coro Lou Boker Beth Baldwin Theresa Bols Nhi Bong 5eon Bomowell Sherry Barnes fodd Bony Francis Borrek Shelly Borrtett Sheila Basel Jeff Bechrolf Unette Becker Jim Bennett Bob Bterboum John Bishop Mary Bliss Lisa Blood Joe Blythe Jeff Bockoven Jodi Boden Dove Botchers Steve Borin New wave invades Lost year ir was disco, This year it's punk rock and new wove. Songs or school donees hove changed from Staying Alive by the BeeGees ro Whip It by Devo, and the disco donees that once dominated the floor ore being pushed aside by the new donees like the pogo and the worm. Most people ore confused by the terms punk rock and new wove. Many think that they ore the some, bur they ore definitely two different types of music. According ro Bobbi Wilson ond Jeff Murrell, punk is more radical ond obscene than new wove. Both Bobbi ond Jeff were first introduced ro punk music by friends, ond ore now loyal punk fans. The Sex Pistols ond Clash ore two of their favorite groups. The song Whip It pushed new wove music ro the height of its popularity or LHS. Ir was recorded by rhe group Devo whose members ore famous for their hors which look like upside down flower pots. Don Burbach enjoys new wove music. He explains ir os being somewhere between punk ond rock music. He likes it because it's not os radi- cal os punk, bur still has the unique sound that separates ir from rock music. Don lists rhe Talking Heads, rhe B52's.. Devo. ond Gary Numan os his favorite groups. The majority of students of LHS ore probably more familiar with rhe term punk, bur they wrongly associate ir with new wove music. But if is punk rock ond new wove which have dominated rhe beginning of rhe 80s os disco did rhe 70s. Vicky Kuehn ond Renee Fox ore Heonbreokers 86—Juniors

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Left: Dromo Aword winner Kim Drown Middle. Emily Wowryszczuk received rhe Debote Aword Right: Kyle Doker obo received the Debore Aword Left: Steve Pieper wos selected os the Joumobim Aword recipient for his three yeors of service os o yeabook ond newspoper phorogropher Right: 1961 LINKS Yeor- book Editor Jonet Kendro olso won the Journalism Aword Left: The An Deportment selected Cord Sroddort os o co-winner of the An Aword Right: Lee Tisdole was also seleaed to receive the An Aword Above: Caroline Tuttle won the Scholarship Key; Below: 1961 Advocate Editor Kore Kopbchke received rhe Student Council Service Aword for her devotion to Lincoln High School octMties Left: John Ellis wos one of the winners of rhe John Philip Sousa Aword Right: Shen Nichob olso received the Sousa Aword Senior Awards—65

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Will Sohs favorite pastime is playing the drums for Stiff Compen non Kirk Dorrs Leslie Dowlond Joyce Drodley Joneile Drondt Mike Drandr Jody Dock Melody Onrtenhom RodDrock Deth Dromon Don Drown Dorerhy Drown Par Drown Alton Druboker Christy Druce Uso Duettgenboch Edgars Dumoms Anne Duntom Kevin Durke Greg Durlmg Dorb Durr Rosalind Duffon Sherry Coin Dino Coldwell Don Compbeil Jim Corey Stocy Corey Roger Comes Kim Corson Mike Cose Don Cashotr Don Costeel Rat Chodd Andy Chisholm Keith Chnsnonsen Leonord Oork Rhondo Ooypool Mike Cole Dob Cole Dill Conkling Solly Connerley Filipe Cook Ken Cook Chrys Cooney Penny Copeland Kothy Cornish Judy Gone Pam Gopson Chorles Crawford Mike Cnsler Oeryl Curran Corto Cusrer Mork Darling Jone Davidson Leslie Davidson Annette Dovilo Emily Davis Mork Davis Lynnetre Day Jeff Defreece John Delisi Linda Delisi Juniors—67