Lincoln High School - Totem Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1980 volume:

1 £? W i- k S §mmmm « v ’ Ot ur, r v- jQjuu. (y,} « fAwni J, W, U m e jfo jiUfMHu r « f w jA , nxtiy pt Mim , yw Jm a Affiy, CMe tj Mviirf '1 A Mftmt''Sl jut AftfuMea « ■ % £%u. A page that aches for a word] which speaks on a theme that is timeless . . . v A. Lincoln High School Totem Annual i Seattle _Washington m Make this world a better place if you can Just try to take a little time on a busy day to give some encouragement to someone who's lost the way. 10 sT) j y - —r- 7� - 7 ,-€s ' 2 _X J X_ Z r -Oy —' y _ jZJ . John Cameron Patrick Doyle Barbara Lundquist IA-Special Education . Music Music (Choir) ' y£rv - s y - X T O jSrV L a 'ztCsl ' £ Psst, get a load of this! Louis Putsche Music Department Head Geri Saulter BSU Paul Stickles Traffic Education Drill Squad Advisor Pete Wilson Music 11 Marlene Gaw Gordon Melvey Foreign Language Therese Wolfe Foreign Language Department Head Marian Clair ESL Duong Dinh Nga Bilingual-Vietnamese Arthur Morris Foreign Language Virginia Allen Is something wrong? 12 Melvin Habel Social Studies Dale Nixon Social Studies Close Up Adriano Vicente Social Studies Career Center Wrestling Coach Richard Hays Social Studies SHOCK John Jacobs Social Studies Department Head Tomorrow, I'll diet . . . Larry Whitney Social Studies Men's Basketball Coach Willie Williams Social Studies 13 Alvin Arians Industrial Arts Lee Basset NI Edith Calder Business Education William Bogataj Industrial Arts Robert Barta Industrial Arts Karen Davis NI Ann Bailey Business Education Lynx Lair Don't you dare throw that peanut at me!!! 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Joe Mahoski Physical Education Department Head Health Thelma Randles Physical Education Volleyball Coach Judy Robare Physical Education Gymnastics Coach Clifford Townsend Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Women's Track Coach 16 Margaret Beaver Language Arts Department Head Wendell Loveless Language Arts Gartha Morgan Health Football Coach Women's Basketball Coach Philip Renshaw Language Arts Work Experience Maryann Spangler Language Arts Rachel Gray Language Arts Lunelle Chapin Language Arts TOTEM Newspaper This looks suspicious to me 17 Donna Amira Art Gordon Bolland Art Department Head Roxie Day Home Economics Triple L Advisor Those chimpanzees just couldn't Kent Kammerer resist the Charmin! 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Colt tor more KLEIN MONO 7100 E y ror n Wo 7 Hondo CVCC S USED CAR CLEARANCE FERRARI I , cono. 1000 m tchbock.' tttim. W mp .! 1979 SILVER H forte .1 r 71 HONOA 400 t o| alter tern 71 4dr ACCOl FIAT LANCIA S Klrkionq !Jt “TIT rrr- ix-rkjtr TSS1 SKAC Magnet Student Advisory Committee Lincoln's Magnet Program Student Advisory Committee was selected to act as a sounding board for students needs and problems resulting from the desegregation plan. In addition to this function, the Students Advisory Committee assists in orienting new Lincoln students, participates in the Martin Luther King assembly, and promotes Multi-Ethnic week with a variety of activities. The students forming this group were chosen on the basis of teacher recommendations for their leadership and academic qualities. CJUjuu 22 ■■ Shock Proficiency Cards A statement of proficiency is a definite statement of accomplishments in Business and Distribution Education at Lincoln High School. It is a verification that the requirements for one or more of the proficiency Programs (Secretarial, Accounting, Clerical, and Distribution) have been met. It is excellent career preparation, wise planning for combining part-time job skills and college, and a good recommendation to prospective employers. 23 Work Training The work training program offers students a chance to experience the real business world. The students are paid by the program itself, not the employers. This program is funded by CETA alleviate youth unemployment, especially in minorities. Student Directed Student Directed was created several years ago with Lincoln's choice not chance program. Students may take classes rangning from Language Arts and Social Studies requirements to Dream Analysis and Speed Reading. Credits are earned either by being under individual contract and fulfilling its particular obligations or by meeting the requirements of a group class. — E.S.L. English as a Second Language is a language arts class designed for students whose home native language is not English. E.S.L. emphasizes conversation, composition, grammer and comprehension — all the phases of communication North American style. Magnet The magnet program is an enrichment program in the arts, music, dance, drama and arts. The program provides federal funds for field trips, equipment and supplies. One of the most valuable aspects of the program is its hiring of professional artists in these areas to teach in our school making students aware of career opportunities in the arts. 25 Media Center Dedicated business education students organize, operate, and supervise the media center in the main hall. Over 1,000,000 copies of instructional materials are produced monthly by these qualified key operators, after in-service training at Xerox. In the class, key operators learn business operation, dealing with all kinds of people and requests, organization, and efficiency to most usefully serve the instructional copying needs of Lincoln's staff. Work Experience The difference between the Work Experience program and Work Training program is that the students are paid by their employers. Jobs for the work experience program are often suggested or arranged for by Mr. Renshaw, the work experience coordinator. 26 ™ Special Education The Special Education Program here at Lincoln is the largest in Seattle. The teachers work with the students, identify their problem and and work from there. Because of the individual help, the students learn more than they would in a regular classroom situation. The career center is a place open to all students looking for information about different careers available in the working world. Several people in the career center are there to help students learn about various aspects of occupations in many different fields. C)i) a. J I Ya A',1 sMxou n-'y .Vohift jfOi;£cjo OLAAs 27 Lunchroom Manager—Rosemarie Syrjala, Pat Hartwig, Lorraine Bellecy, Bridget Rowland, Jeanette Lindell, Elvira Jenness, Gladys Hamilton, Lila Strom SUPPORT STAFF Assistant Engineer—Otto Pitts, Kurt McMullen, Head Custodian—Milton Papineau Head Assistant—Thomas King, John Lowell Thompson, Dorothy Lacey, Not Pictured: John Kniseley, Charles J. McCue Roscoe Taylor, Jim Clague, Vyann Rhule, Chris Derezes, Tom Eubanks, Not Pictured: George Griego Wanda Allen, Human Relations SPECIAL SERVICES TUTORS Man Wah, Ma (Chinese) Not Pictured: Kith Phallat (Cambodian) Karl Lewan, Nina Harris, Not Pictured: Field Supervisor—Sonny Bown, Bernie Kirschner FALL SECTION Mascots and Pep Squad Football............... Tri-F.................. Women's Softball....... Trainers............... Sports Collage......... Editorial.............. Cross Country.......... Golf................... Volleyball............. Freshmen Shannon Carpenter Sue Chadwick Julie Christensen Pam Jordan Jennifer Williams Laura Weir MASCOTS Linda Smith The Pep Squad and Mascots are very important to Lincoln not only because they are the major pep promoters in the school, but also because of the many hours they spend out of their own time making posters and buttons for all the school's games. They not only attend all of the games, but they also organize almost all of the school assemblies through out the year. 33 Seattle Prep 14 Rainier Beach 8 Franklin 24 Cleveland 2 Season Scores Lincoln 36 Lincoln 15 Lincoln 19 Lincoln 27 Lincoln 8 Lincoln 20 Lincoln 6 O'Dea 13 Monroe 28 Queen Anne 23 2 Leo White RB-DB 89 Ken Hutchinson T E Jr. 18 Alt ha Buford WR 81 Kim Wallace DE-WK Jr. 64 Collin Dalev Guard 39 Terry Griffin DB Jr. 28 Dean Seraile RB 77 Matt Jackson DE Sr Not Pictured 24 Scott Me Farlane 30 Michael Rollins 32 Cedric Smith 76 Jay Walsh 79 Pete Shekeryk 85 Ron Washington Mike Skeel 74 Mike Cummings Tackle Jr 60 Fred Knierim OH Center 83 Tay Proctor De 87 Todd Stallworth TE-WR Sr 26 Aaron Dean IV. QB Fr. 15 David Buckley QB Sr. 21 Darrel Watkins WB-DB Sr. 33 Terry White RB-DB Jr. 44 Ray Atkinson DB-QB Soph. 70 Steve Me Farlane Tackle Jr. 82 Alex Raptis DE Jr. 86 Henry Jordan RB-DB Sr. 67 George Derezes Guard Fr. 72 Marshall Airey DE-Guard Jr. vt Unemployed maybe? Tri-F Day - the Fall Football Festival. Lincoln’s own kind of Homecoming, Tri-F is marked by dress-up days, Gartha Morgan football coach speaks with pride, mums, the football game (of course), and the grand finale — the dance. Tri-F is part of the way that Lincoln re-asserts its spirit and pride in being one of the oldest schools in the city, a school where the diverse student body comes together to be a real group — The return of alumni both from the preceding year and from many, many years ago emphasizes the fact that Lincoln students are enriched by their attendance at the school. Horseless cowgirls Our Tri-f-day costume winners Joan Mills Spiro Xenos 39 LINCOLN'S SOFTBALL TEAM Jennie Cornell Paula Dumas Karen Eschwig Carol Larson Tina Martin Kelly Mason Carol Rihanek Linda Smith Liz Stolzheise VARSITY Arietta Butler Carmen Butler Tina McLeod Sheryl Williams Alicia Hall Terri Fyfe Barb McGee Lene Tsoukalas TEAM 40 J.V. TEAM Susan Atkinson Carol Hicks faige Snyder Carmele Jordan Deanne Martin MANAGERS Debbie Heintz Verree Breakfield Paula Cox Pam Rapinan COACH Mr. Brad McClure Records Lincoln 16 vs Lincoln 10 vs Lincoln 0 vs Lincoln 10 vs Lincoln 11 vs Lincoln 16 vs Lincoln 22 vs Lincoln 11 vs Lincoln 26 vs Lincoln 13 vs Lincoln 9 vs Lincoln 14 vs Lincoln 0 vs Lincoln 33 vs Lincoln 2 vs Lincoln 13 vs Lincoln 13 vs Lincoln 15 vs Lincoln 1 vs Lincoln 4 vs Lincoln 2 vs Garfield 2 Rainier Beach 3 Blanchet 10 Franklin 5 N. Hale 8 Seattle Prep 1 Cleveland 1 Franklin 4 Queen Anne 3 Lakeside 1 Lakeside 1 Seattle Prep 4 Cleveland 1 Rainier Beach 5 Franklin 4 Queen Anne 1 Lakeside 5 Holy Names 13 Franklin 7 Ingraham 6 Ingraham 6 41 3rd Place in Metro 42 STUDENT TRAINERS Ronald McCray The trainers are responsible for maintaining the good health of Lincoln's athletes. The trainers' duties include taping (both to protect and prevent injuries), administering first aid, rehabilitating, and, in general, helping to determine the health of the athletes. Kim Shaw Debbie Heintz Connie Shulmier Delia Perla Lael Urquhart Mr. Vicente ADVISOR 43 VM mi fa SPORTS There's nothing like sitting in the stands at a football game with about 500 people screaming in your ear to make you realize that there are times in other sports when, if a person were to cheer, the yell would echo around crazily as though it were in an empty house. Which it very well could be, come to think of it. Try going to a volleyball game sometime. You'll probably see a couple of faculty members, two or three students who seem to know each player's name, and maybe a couple of people bouncing a basketball, waiting for the match to be over with so that something more important can begin. Compare this with, say, a football game. With an average attendance of about 500 this season, the team got more support that it has in many years. With the cheersquad present. Pep Squad out in full force and sweaters, and a whole bunch of excited fans combining the social event of the week with a little genteel sports-spectating, it's no wonder that crowds keep coming in droves to keep the fun going. Sports publicity probably perpetuates the disparity in crowd attendance. After all, with posters, bulletin announcements, and occasional pep rallies both in the hall and the gym, people know about the money” sports in a way that cannot-or is not-given to the minor sports. The conspicuous absence of posters with the ornateness, care, and attractiveness given to football is an aggravation-or at least a wound to the pride - of many a cross-country runner. There may never be huge crowds at swim meets. There may never be long lines at the ticket windows for soccer. Gymnastics and tennis might not ever pull in adoring throngs. But this need not determine the official school promotion of those teams. A few posters here and there and a few enthusiastic fans would be welcome salves to the hurt feelings of a golfer who wins a championship in the rain, to a softball player who comes home with dust in everything, or a swimmer who is tired of knowing that no-one is willing to recognize that living with the smell of chlorine isn't all that fun. Top row (L-R) David Hodsdon, Michael Hardacre, Sylvia Schweinberger, Lenord Nelson,Erica Hintz, Sandey Burlingame, Robert Fore, Lance Alba, Dave Mortenson, David Teeny, Cody Erin Page, Jeff Mills, Margot Page, Steve Northey Middle row (L-R) Sarah Kahn, Robert Barisic, Pamela Schy, Gene Andersen, Debbie Betz, Karen Bjelke, Steve Wolf, Mona Valdok Bottom row (L-R) Brian Alben, Jon Trethewey, David Park, Katherine Macdonald, Sheri Andersen, Becky Schurr, Tracy Magerstaedt __________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Mr. Jim Corlett, coach 2. Mike Collins 3. Laura Fox 4. David Hauck 5. Bill Huntley 6. Keith Latta 7. John Moore 8. Kris Ohman 9. Robert Reed 10. Barbara Ross 11. Louise Selin 12. Vicky Weise not pictured Van Ha Dinh David Fagan Jim Fagan 49 VOLLEYBALL 79 Back Row, L to R Thelma Randles, Coach; Sharon Gartrell, Dawn Prewitt, Brenda Melrose, Vicky Jacoby, Jwana Hammonds, Angela Coleman, Manager Front Row, L to R Esther Tang, Nancy Guidon, Kina Carter, Grace Arevalo 50 HBHHHi VISITING FTUOENTS DENTS Valarie Hunter Britt Marie Berglund Ron McCray, Trainer Sonya Young, Scorekeeper Renee Bonds, Scorekeeper Not Pictured 51 Pacific Asian Student Association 52 The Pacific Asian Student Association, formerly known as the Filipino Club, has expanded and added the Chinese, Japanese, and Pacific Island cultures to their group. Teresa Guerzon and Betty Batayola, chairpersons Alison Mar, vice-chairperson Grace Arevalo, treasurer Lori Ann Anunciacion, secretary Sally Hood, magnet arts rep. Gaudillo Laigo, James Yan, Antonio Peredes and Gerold Sison, sergeants at arms Donald Batayola, costume coordinator Susanna Alcantara and Esther Tang, representatives 53 CD CD tn m Front Row L to R: Advisor, Mr. Hamm; Mike Szilagyi, Back Row L to R: Scott Freeman, Erik Abers, Lori Mitchell, James Van, Steve DeVore, Pedro Tsai Not Pictured: Mell Axtell, Eric Benjamin, Jim Camp, Willie Morgan, Russell Suiter, Gene Andersen Members: Anne Wang Marilyn Chang Margot Page Eric Ruhlen Laura Ritchard John Hatch Marjie Suiter Peter Burkhardt Kim Palmer Advisor-Ms. Wolfe Not Pictured Linda Chang Laura Chang D 2! m ’-n Members: Francine Hobgood-Coordinator Ruth Fajardo Kim Watson Bcnita Anderson Jackie Capenter Hao Nyguen Sally Hood Toni Williams Sam Taylor Ben Batayola Leonardo Harrell Genevive Ordona Ibraheem Judeh Dawn Williams Kevin Hardy Members: Tram Kieu, Suong Kieu, Hoang Vu, Trang Nguyen, Quoc-Anh Phan, Hien Duong, Thanh Quang, Advisor-Mr. Nga Members: Debbie Betz Jill VanderVeer Robert Barisic Michael Hardacre Jim Hodgson Aaron Kahn David Anderson Steve Northey Kawe Safavi-Bayat Robin Leitner Kathy Macdonald Dan Crimmin Pete Szegiet Giw Safavi-Bayat Sandy Lee Members: Sam Taylor Robert Barisic Michael Hardacre Steve Northey Kathy Macdonald Vicky Jacoby Steve Jacques Lori Mitchell JV CHEER YELL L - Kellie Hansen Y - Carmele Jordan N - Deanne Martin X - Keri Lee L - Mark Weir (not pictured) Y - Mark Gordon (not pictured) N - Tony Savini (not pictured) X - Joe Valenzuela 57 CLASS OF '83 Representative: Monica Cornell Representative: Debbie Whalen Mandy Aguirre Dena Ajeto Lance Alba Denise Anderson Lisa Anderson Tracy Anderson Adrienne Andrus Craig Annis Loren Anunciacion Samantha Arellano Heidi Arsenault Susan Atkinson Jay Babcock Karen Baldtrip Kyla Bale James Bangsberg Craig Barker Diane Barnett Cesar Barragan-Cuevas Marie Beckwith Eric Benjamin Debbie Betz Kimberly Bissell Troy Bissell Richard Boyd Missie Braddock Melanie Bragg Arviel Breakfield Adair Brewer David Brown Mike Bruce Patricia Bruno Lynn Burstrom James CamD Karla Carl mas Grant Carpenter Norman Carroll Hau Chao Gloria Chatman Josephine Cimafrance Billie Jo Clark Joey Clark Sean Clewis Cathy Cloud Monica Cornell Connie Cox James Crouse Brian Cummins Cassandra Dameron Djuna Davis Collin Dayley Geoge Derezes Patrick Devine Angela DeVore Chico Duncan Trinh Duong Adam Ehrlich James Eldridge Lisa Ellis Arthur Escalante David Fagan Vilma Fincalero Linda Fletcher Ron Foreman Daniel Frederiksen Deborah Freeman Sharon Gartrell Tracy George Amy Gibbins Ramona Gillian Darren Glover Daniel Gomez John Goodie Emily Gordon Mark Gordon Angela Gratton Ngon Ha Quach Hai Lisa Hale Scott Haller Sarah Hamro Patrick Hanratty Terry Hansen Neil Hardesty Leonardo Harrell Linda Harris Sheila Harris John Hatch Kelly Hehman Klaus Herd Alice Herron Sandra Hinojosa Da Ho Darren Hopkins Donna Howell Nathaniel Hubbard Melodie Hubbard Tommy Hudson Karen Hunt Valarie Hunter Tracy Jackson Ronald Jacobs Carrie James Linda Johnson Marie Johnson Lacita Jones Nancy Jones Peter Jones Carmele Jordan Andy Juhl Roger Kaczor Jim Katsafanas Pat Kearney Bill Khile Sueng Kieu Sung Ae Kim Rachel Kinnc Janine Kirschner Bob Kuchan Tyrone Lake Tom Lamb Teri Langley Tara Lanske Duane LaRue Scott Latta Becky Luke Matthew Lyons Jenny Macdonald Tracy Magerstaedt Emilio Malla Pat Malone Darlene Martin Deanne Martin Shawna Martindale Lori Mason Jana McAnally Indigo McCann Shannon McConnell Julie McCormick Kevin McLean Michael Melrose Loretta Mendoza Jeff Mills Sambo Min Zoerene Mitchell John Mooneyham Joycelynn Moore Pasqalina Moore Todd Moreland Sarah Morgan Dave Mortenson Harold Mortimer Kevin Mullin Lenord Nelson Chinh Nguyen Hien Nguyen Huy Nguyen Kieu-Thu Nguyen Thu-Tram Nguyen Ted Nicoloudakis 63 Laura Norman Gordon Olson Renee Otis Louis Pace Margot Page Loma Parin David Park Timothy Pelham Yvonne Perrigo Jeffrey Petosa Carol Poole Chris Poydras Dawn Prewitt Eric Price Ernest Pumphrey Mathew Pushman Loan Hong Quach Nam Huy Quach Dominique Reneau Beverly Riggins Michael Ritchey Barbara Roemhild Robert Sander Sualata Savini Mark Schachere Kirk Schneider Terry Scott Jeanette Seaman Mary Francis Schafer Eric Sieverling Lisa Sieverling Jacqueline Simon Perdita Smith Susan Snyder Sakhoeun Soth 64 Maria Sotirhos Katherine Stelly Deidre Stearne Robert Sterns Samuel Stills Arleatha Strothers Phillip Sutton Jackie Swensen Michael Sylvan Cody Thompson Cuong Tieu Kokyah Toulas Dat Tran Trang Tran Thanh Tran When is recess anyway? John Tretheway Tan Due Trinh Delyn Tucker Gradine Turner Ronald Turner Ifeanyi Ugochuku Nkeiruka Ugochuku Luann Valiquette Zerlina Velarde Nestor Velasco Hung Vo Bobby Wade Michael Wagoner Mark Weir Penny West Debby Whalen Lance Whire Mark White Rich White Tamie White Paula Wilcox Martin Wilks Shannon Williams Robin Wimbish Charlotte Wrench Wendy Yarbrough 66 Table of Contents Wrestling..................... Gymnastics.................... Girls Basketball.............. Sports Collage................ Bowling....................... Editorial .................... Boys'Basketball............... Wrestling and Basketball Crews Spirit........................ Executive Council............. Sophomores.................... 108- Kevin Krisologo 115- Matt Talley 129- Sylvester Young 70 135- 141- Kim Wallace Varsity wrestler at the beginning of the season 101- James Yan 122- Alex Raptis 129- Pete Miranda 115- Gerry Sison 115- Mark Myers Uni.- Taku Hansen 190- Mike Logan 148- Chris Dawson 148- Robert Red 148- Geoff James 148 Dereck Smith 71 Not Pictured: 190-Will Hung 141-Keith Forde LING 178- Archie McAllister 158- Marshall Airey 158- James Ramos 168- Jaime Smith Zronz Asst. Trainer Lael Urquhart A Gymnastics Lori Hayes Linda Buckley Eva Whitman Eileen Skurski Lydia Ordona Dorrit Keirn Janine Jackson Lisa Ellis Patty Steele Gail Grubb Emily Gordon Amy Elliott Manager: Dave Hodsdon •• A 4 75 10 Rosy Bulzomi 22 Jwana Hammonds 51 Dawn Pruitt 15 Alicia Hall 11 Carol Ryhanek 20 Kelly Mason Gartha Morgan Coach Varsity 53 Ursula Gregory 24 Julie Rice 45 Paula Dumas 14 Wanda Gartrell 41 Kim Shaw TBALL Sharon Gartrell Carmen Butler Kelly Hehman Mona Valdok Zoerene Mitchell Sheryl Williams Brad McLure Coach Junior Varsity Robin I.eitner Barbara Roemhild Van Ha Dinh Kina Carter Paulette Daniels 77 78 as� J;«K I'aa® Bill Huntley Mark Kvalvik Mike Szilagyi Joe Mahoski advisor Laura Fox captain Liz Stolzheise Tina McLeod Lisa Johnson alternate not pictured Mary Campbell alternate I'm a Person Sometimes happy, often sad Some think me kooky - a little mad But I'm becoming glad I'm a Person, I'm Me. I'm a Person I'm the Me that is really Me But I often try so hard not to be Still it's plain to everyone who can really see That I'm neither more nor less than Me I'm a Person, I'm Me. I'm a Person Say it once or many times The feelings sound like church bell chimes Like an opera or a race - a Rodin full of grace I can begin to tell you face to face I'm a Person, I'm Me, I am. From SeM-Futtlllirtg Prophioe and Active Listening by A hatcher. In Eaperiences and Being edited by Bernice Marshall Copyright 1971 by Wadsworth, Inc. Reprinted by permission of the Publisher. Brooks ’Cote Publishing Co. Monterey. CA - s • ■t ' 1 Jim Smith atf ■ ' •■ inMuM rriTFh 9 Henry Jordan Jason Pegues 11 Art Hscolante Manager 2 Ned Logan 3 Robert Stoppa 4 Ted Williams 5 John Cromartie 6 Adrian Mitchell 7 Wade Collie 12 Rich Gonzales £•) Trainer Larry Whitney Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL 83 Bruce Richardson;) Assistant Coach I Pete Shckeryk Cedric Smith Jerry Travis Cliff Melrose Kirk Schneider David Burns Elzie Henderson Dan Finkley Norman Carroll not pictured 84 BASKETBALL Wrestling Crew Gene Andersen, announcer Erin Page, clock Becky Schurr, head scorekeeper Louise Selin Barbara Ross Susana Alcantara Monique Graham Mireya Castillo Margot Page Bill Hutchins Basketball Statisticians 1 Michael Hardacre, clock 2 Robert Fingar, announcer 3 Lori Anunciacion, steals 4 Cathy Peters, bad passes 5 Paige Snyder, steals 6 Holly Mangold, bad passes 7 Brenda Peters, shots not pictured Mary Ann Hennessey, shots Barb Me Gee, JV book 85 SPIRIT Advisor Ms. Saulter Jeanice Daniels Brenda Whalen Toni Marshall Wendy Yarbrough 86 Colleen Cunningham Robin Alexander Doris O'Neal Pamela Smith Perdita Smith Amber Brackee 87 Executive Council Executive Council - the site of dozens of decisions affecting the student body for the semester, the year, maybe for all of Lincoln's future. Ranging from approval of class representatives to agreeing to an amendment to the Constitution of Lincoln, all the subjects tackled by Executive Council, in some way, reflect the changing mood of the students it represents. 88 89 Erik Abcrs Linda Adams Brian Alben Earlcne Alston April Anderson Bcnita Anderson David Anderson Sheri Andersen Terry Andrus Earl Antone Lori Anunciacion Angel Armstrong Danielle Arviso Ray Atkinson Becky Jo Austin Jean Averill Sandra Bartalamay Jon Belair David Beach Roxanne Berdel Susan Bernard Huey Berry Jared Betton Michelle Blair Edgar Bobadilla Michelle Bogan Thomas Boyle Lisa Bradford Tom Bray Verree Breakfield Eric Brockmann Edward Brookman Lynn Brown Rosie Bulzomi Peter Burkhardt 91 Sandey Burlingame Susan Burt Alma Caldwell Chinh Cao Hue Cao John Castaneda Martin Castaneda Mike Castillo Mireya Castillo Susan Chadwick Marilyn Chang Glenn Chappel Greg Christensen Jeatonica Christian Daniel Church Kelly Clark Terry Clinton Angela Coleman Nona Cornell Bonnie Cox Michael Cummings Jessica Cunningham Selina Daniels Aaron Dean Ty Van Do Carolyn Doherty Eamonn Doohan Clifton Dorris Kimberly Douglas Joann Down ham Sharon Dumanis Khanh Doung Trung Duong Amy Elliott Karen Eschwig Elaine Evans Ronald Evensen Ruth Fajardo Lavara Fears Danielle Fennema Danny Finkley James Flewelling Anthony Flight Keith Forde Reginald Fox Katrina Freeman Scott Freeman Theresa Fyfe Brian Gardner Magda Glemba Darrell Glover Ursula Gregory Tracy Green Monique Graham Richard Gonzales Richare Gough Daniel Guidon Annette Hall Erik Hall Kelly Hansen Taku Hanson Robin Halseth Marianne hamburh Frances Hamilton David Hauck Eric Haugland Loraine Hayes Sara Heflin-Black Ian Helfgott Latavna Hendrix Diana Herrmann Dennis Heslin Carol Hicks Erica Hintz Dann Hitwein Tam Hoang Jonathan Hodge James Hodgson Brian Horst Rozalia Horvath Debra Houle Lawrence Yount William Huntley William Hutchins Kay Hutchinson Sylvester Young I.inh Huynh Toan Huynh Samual Jones Zina Ivy Myra Jackson Brett Jackson Danielle Jackson Ramona Jackson Lisa Johnson Leslie Johnson Alan Johnson I'll make you a deal you can't refuse! Geoff James Terrence Jordan Kevin Jones Larry Jones Ibraheem Juoeh Aaron Kahn Sarah Kahn Rhonda Kauffman Joseph Kiehn Gerald Kiehn Thuy Kieu Tram Kieu Sung Kim Erin Kinney James Knox Scott Kreger Kristine Kuchan Mark Kvalvik Sandra Stubbs Shaun Lake 95 9:45 ... time to go home... Maud Langeland Timothy Larson Keith Latta Keri Lee Sandra Lee Dana Le Grand Lisa Lewis Shirley Lindell Gerald Loft Giang Loi Mesha Lowe Erik Lunde Mark Mackey Pat Madland Shelby Magerstaedt Teddy Mah Chico Manderez Holly Mangold Omid Mantashi Terri Mar Dante Marioni Tina Martin Yolonda Marzest Heidi May Glen Mayeno Aaron McDonald Tina McLeod 96 Royce McMillon Melissa Medley Kierstin Miller John Missler Angel Mitchell Andy Moore John Moore Margie Morris Thomas Moseley Mark Myers Sang Nairn Tina Nakayama Dennis Navin Chau Nguyen Hoa Nguyen Son Nguyen Thanh van Nguyen Garfield Nishioka Steve Northey Paul O'Dell Patricia Oetjens Tito O'Francia Gordon Olson Lisa Owen Sandra Paredes Leslie Parker Linda Parker Jeffrey Parsons Brenda Patnoe Cindy Paulsen Jennifer Paup Cathy Peters Eva Petersen Pam Rapinan David Reed Darrell Reeve Joseph Reid Steven Renar Luc Reneau Cheresa Rials Laura Richard Kristina Robinson Carrie Rolfe Monica Ross Edward Roy Elpidio Rumbawa Michael Rutledge Kawe Safavi-Bayat Togi Savini Sylvia Schweinberger Pamela Schy Linda Scott Dean Seraile Marie Shumway Scott Siemers Renay Simone Eileen Skurski Anthony Smith Jaime Smith Paige Snyder Rhonda Snyder Eric Soderback Jay Steele Robert Stewart Elizabeth Stolzheise Terri Stusscr Russell Suiter Ky Ta Mai Ta Hugo Taboada Matthew Talley Eric Tauscher David Teeny Terrie Tessier Mark Thomas Anthony Thompson Susan Thompson Lee Son Peng Tieng Rhonda Todd Colleen Toliver Allen Tompkins Trang Tran Jerry Travis Thoai Trinh Joy Trokey Maria Tsoukalas Mona Valdok Joe Vaenzula Jill Vander Veer Robert Vbungen Phue Vo Counita Walls Steve Walter Tom Ward Jeff Wells Kevin Werringer Maureen Wyerick Lisa Wheeler Eve Whitman Joseph Wiek Sharyl Williams Carla Wildridge John Wilkins Teresa Williams Tracy Willis Julie Willman Jay Winger Charlotte Webb Steve Wolf Michelle World Julie Wright Spiro Xenos Denise Young Cam Thoai Hua Kiel Huynh Vu Huynh Tieu-Tran Lac tf Vv Barger, Susan - B.S. Kahn, Sarah -F.S. Barisic. Robert - F.S., Sp. Kualuik, Mark - F.S.,Sp.,Dis. Derezes. Frances - F.S., Sp, La Rue, Duane -F.S. Eschwig, Karen - F.S., Sp. Moreland, Todd -F.S. Hardacre, Julie - F.S., Br.S. Morgan, William A. -F.S. Hardacre, Michael - F.S., Bk.S. Page Margot - F.S., Sp. Helfgott, Ian - F.S. Paup, Jennifer - Br.S. Hopkins, Darrel - F.S. Robinson, Kristina - F.S.,Sp. Jacobs, Pamela - I-M Teeny, David - F.S.,Dis. Jones, Nancy E. -F.S. Steele, Jay P. -F.S. Wrench, Charlotte -F.S. Not Pictured • Bartow, Jules A. - Bk. S. Br. S. - Breast Stroke Eriks, Elaine E. - F.S.,bp.,Dis. F.S. - Free Style Bk. S. - Back Stroke Sp. - Sprint I-M - Individual Medley Dis. - Distance Coach, Don Gregory Lincoln High School Band Linda Adams April Anderson Samantha Arellano Loren Anunciacion James Babcock Robert Barisic Craig Barker Ben Batayola Arviel Breakfield Keith Forde Leigh Forde Sandra Foy David George Monique Graham Brian Horst Julie Horst Melodie Hubert Lisa Johnson Randy Kirk Randi Krisologo Trenton Lorrekovich Janey McBride Karla McLean Kevin McLean Andy Moore Pete Presson Luc Reneau Pam Ritzenthaler Kristina Robinson Jim Tanner Louise Selin, drum major Marjorie Suiter Matt Talley Mark Thomas Lance White Sylvester Young Louis Putsche, Director 106 107 m -J . ,war j . « jsv n mdM?Xj Wm Holly Mangold, Julie Wright, Captain: Suzanne Davis, Janine Kirshner, Debby Freeman, Eileen Skurski, Renay Simone, Eva Peterson, Emily Gordon, Deborah Whalen, Esther Tang, -- L Grace Arevelo r irts TSPJraE | fJMflP'.''. Pete Wilson teacher Drums, Trenton Lorrekovich, Robert Barisic Top row, Dave George, Kevin McLean, Craig Barker, Ken Eilers Middle row, Leigh Forde, Loren Anunciacion, Pete Presson, Bottom Row, Karla Mclean, Pete Wilson Randi Krisologo not pictured, Curtis Bell, Keith Forde, Luc Reneau, Rodger Tanner, Matt Talley, Louie Putsche, Music Barbara Lundquist LINCOLN'S PROG Pete Wilson, Music 110 MAGNET RAM Gordon Bolland, Art Donna Amiia, Art The Magnet Program is an excellent system in uplifting the desegregation program within the Seattle Public School. It enables some schools in various parts of the Seattle district to concentrate on a specific field of academic or curriculum activities which in turn attracts students who may be exposed to a particular study or activity within their respective schools. Pat Doyle, Music 111 AFRICAN MUSIC ENSEMBLE 1. Robin Alexander 2. Amber Brackeen 3. Jeanice Daniels 4. Paulette Daniels 5. Lacita Jones 6. Tyrone Lake 7. Antoinette Marshall 8. Ron McCray 9. Adrian Mitchell 10. Sandra Moore 11. Doris O'Neal 12. Tay Proctor 13. Bernard Ragland 14. Connie Reed 15. David Reed 16. Michael Rollins 17. To ny Savini 18. Pamela Smith 19. Rhonda Todd 20. Kim Traxler 21. Ronald Washington 22. Tamie White 23. Toni Williams 24. Albert Willis, Jr. 25. Tony Wilson not pictured Tracey Adams Shawn Hill Shurondia Otis Beverly Riggins Sandra Stubbs Ted Williams Waltereen Young 2. Sarah Bartow 4. Michelle Bogan 5. Chris Boyd 6. Amber Brackeen 7. Verree Breakfield 8. Lynn Burstrom 9. Karla Carlmas 10. Jennie Castner 13. Coleen Cunningham 14. Bonnie Dibble 15. Rhonda Downs 17. Darlene Forner 18. Debbie Freeman 19. Daniel Gomez 20. Penny Green 21. Penny Hanson 23. Paul Harding 25. Dianna Herrmann 26. Frank Holden 28. Jeatonica Christian 29. Mary Hughson 30. Pamela Jacobs 31. Kevin Jones 33. Della Kostelnik 34. Julie Krie 35. Sandra Lee 36. Helen Ngu 37. Julie Palmgren 38. Shirly Lindell 39. Lori Mason 40. Karla McLean 41. Sandra Moore 42. Sandra Paredes 43. Linda Parker 44. Pam Rapinen 46. Robert Sowell 49. Tammy Tebelius 50. Karen Thompson 51. Sue Thompson 53. Cournita Walls 54. Denise Young 55. Choir Director Barbara Lundquist 56. Cadet Gary Jones Not Pictured 1. April Anderson 3. Curtis Bell 11. Billie Jo Clark 12. Paula Cox 16. Terry Draper 22. Anastasia Harding 24. Kevin Hardy 27. Donna Howell 32. Shari Jones 47. Rhonda Snyder 48. Todd Stallworth 45. George Quijance 52. Jill VanderVeer 115 116 o ao Hrn n AND T I John Cameron Advisor Ticket Squad Ernest Scheele Advisor Stage Crew Jim Petosa Stage Manager Jim Cullinan Stage Manager Ron Snyder Stage Crew Brian Cummins Stage Crew Ophelia Airey Ticket Squad Rita McAllister Jeff Petosa Ticket Squad Stage Crew not pictured Tom Moseley Stage Crew 117 trombones-Michael Hardacre Pete Presson cello-Debbie Heintz french horns-James Knox David Mortenson 118 flutes- Jill Vander Vere Debra Moore Nancy Jones Susan Barger Amy Gibbons Sandra Bartalamay violins-Julie Willman John Hodge Thanh Quang Jackie Helfgot Jill Thebout Marilyn Chang not pictured Joe Weik 119 Susana Alcantara Kristen Baumgartner Brent Benson Jared Betton Karen Bjelke Kathy Blakney Shannon Carpenter Jennie Castner Dan Christensen Greg Christensen Rhonda Downs Gordon Kaplan Monique Graham Rhene Hardesty Joe Hicks Bobby Houston Mary Hughson Vicky Jacoby Steve Jacques Della Kostelnik May-Ling Mee Melissa Morrow Garfield Nishioka Kevin Nixon Leilani Owen Erin Page Kim Palmer Delia Perla Susan Richey Pam Ritzenthaler Kristina Robinson Eddy Roddy Kim Shaw Taunie Sleeth Paige Snyder Ron Snyder Grady West Julie Willman Katie Wright Kent Kammerer Advisor 121 J%tr Last year. Annual Staff began a tradition of including the work of a very special group of people who generally have not been represented before... ...On these pages we continue the tradition by presenting the art of Lincoln students. WITH REGARDS TO BROADWAY WITH REGARDS TO BROADWAY is a musical medley of Broadway hits from shows as far back as Showboat and as recently as The Wiz. Some of the songs that are included are Give My Regards to Broadway , Hello Dolly , Maria , Ease on Down the Road and many others. Other than the songs, the production is original. It is written by teachers involved in the Magnet Arts Program. 124 Hello. Dolly r t 1 • • « •3 CAST, ND gKlX ]CTjQNS $EW J Brigitte Adams Solita Alcantara Craie Amis ‘SheraAnc jrsen Angela Armstrong Diane Baipett Sarah Bartow Curtis Bell Lee Bennett Michelle Bogan m Amber Bradfeen ♦ Veree tfceakfield MeWnda Brljran Ajpha 9b ford , ShSwn Bullock Peter Burkhardt Lynn Burstrom Jerry BuU i • Karla Carlmas 9 Jacquelfne Carpenter 9 Jennie £ast9er Jeatonica Cj rist n Sarah Cooper Jennie Cornell Colleen Cunningham Bonnie Dibbf£ Rhonda Downs Terry Draper Celeste Eytel Frederick Floyd A M- � Greg Fori Darlene Forner Rohn Foreman Deborah ffeeman Gdttet Lolj i (Gordon Penny Green Tonita Hall Penny Hanson KevinJiardy Lori Hay i 'Herrma roljjfks-cine Hobgood Frank Holden Donna Howell Lori Howell MarjjyHughson Pafheia Jacobs Kevin Jones H Shari Jones — Cathy Keller 4? Della Kostelnik Julie Krie Sandra Lee Lori Mason Melissa Medley May-Ling Mee Brenda Melrose V- L9rettfl Meitdoza Helen Ngu cl Jens juii, grfafc ■Sandy Paredes L Lind yPark Yvonne Perrigo Sharon Ramsey Pamela Rapinan Alex-Rapt )er� P n I + 4 •r Har - rv Terri Sutter Marjie Suiter Earlene Sutton J% Tammy Tibews • • Karyi Thompion - Jill Vanderveer Courryfa Walls Jay Walsh Kim Watson Grady West Deborah Whalen Ted Williams Carla Wildridge Tracv Willi V Demse Young Well, hel - i- —T S. i ! pp-- 8 : 5 t u rhythm) I ♦ Special thanks to: BarB ra Lurtdquist, Pouis Putsche, , Jeri-Saulter, Gary Jones, Ti Powell, Jesse JaraThflfo and all the other people who gave their time and ef- ; . fort in the jK-oduct|an of the rjusical. + % ■ “ • § i : m MUST EVERYTHING OLD DIE ? Author's note: The following editorial was written before the School Board made its final decision concerning school closures. However, Totem annual staff felt that it would be appropriate to express some students' views on this subject. With the possibility of Lincoln closure in 1984, there arises a conflict between practicality and sentimentality. Or so it seems ... True, at first thought, Lincoln High School is old, in disrepair, and operating on what is termed inadequate site size. However, to get the total rationale behind keeping Lincoln open, one must examine the hidden qualities of this school. First, the Desegregation program. For approximately ten years now, the process of desegregation has been taking place successfully. To uproot this kind of proven program, to transfer the students involved in it to other schools, would mean the end of the special atmosphere of a naturally integrated school that has taken so much to achieve. Second, the Ballard plan. Dr. Moberly has mentioned three options for Ballard High School for 1995. 1) To close it. — This closure, along with that of Queen Anne and Lincoln, would leave a large part of the city with no secondary schools. 2) To remodel Ballard - Ballard, being almost as old as Lincoln, would require very nearly the same amounts needed to bring Lincoln up to standard. 3) To build a new Ballard on the proposed Denny regrade site— Not only would a new building cost more than repairing Lincoln, but with a downtown high school there is no way the School Board's fifteen acre site size requirement could be met, which is one of the rationale for closing Lincoln. Third, location. Lincoln High School is virtually in the center of the city, which makes it easily accessible to all main Metro bus routes. It s location is also advantageous when considering the rising cost of gasoline. By 1990, families will be moving back into the city from the suburbs, thus increasing school-age population. Fourth, according to Seattle's Office of Policy Planning, Department of Research and Evaluation, the projected population of the Wallingford area shows an increase of seven per cent for 1990. Fifth, the District Planning Commission, a citizens' group working in conjunction with the School Board, recommended that “Dr. Moberly's plan be modified to provide better service to the large area affected by the proposed closures of Lincoln, Queen Anne, and Ballard under low enrollment conditions (a “core high school facility in the Ballard area is recommended)'' and that every effort be made to provide for use of a secondary school (intermediate or senior) in each existing consortium (the Lincoln and West Seattle communities lose both their intermediate high schools under the Superintendent's proposal). Finally, the pure, unabashedly sentimental fact that Lincoln is Seattle's oldest public high school still in operation. Too often these days, the old and traditional is tossed aside to give way to all things new and progressive. With a fine reputation for restoring and cherishing old buildings, the city of Seattle must relinquish all claims of pride in its heritage should its citizens allow Lincoln High School to be closed. 126 Honor Society The people who are listed on this page are receiving recognition for the effort and hard work they have put forth in order to maintain the grade point needed to be on Honor Society. The grade points needed are 3.0 for Seniors, 3.2 for Juniors and 3.5 for Sophomores. Pres. - Robert Fingar Vice-Pres. - Mary Hughson Sec.-Tres. - Karen Eschwig 10th Grade Honor Society 11th Grade Honor Society 12th Grade Honor Society Abers, Erik Andersen, Gene Alcantara, Solita Andersen, Sheri Arevalo, Grace Baumgartner, Kristen Bainbridge, William Barger. Susan Bennett, Nancy Ann Bentler, Frederick Benson, Brent Bjelke, Karen Cao, Chinh Due Blakney, Rebecca Blakney, Kathryn Cao, Hue Thi Breuer, Linda Broderick, Thcrcsc Do, Ty Van Brooks, Tilman Brown, Ian Douglas, Kimberly Bui, Ha Phuong Cao, Hoai Eschwig. Karen Bui, Hao The Cao, Lan Thi Gough, Richard Castner, Jennie Caulfield, Eric Hall. Annette Christensen. John Chang, Laura Hansen. Kelly Davis, Suzanne Chang. Linda Herrmann, Diana Dinh, Van Thanh Cooper, Sarah Huntley, William Downs, Rhonda Crimmin, Daniel Huynh, Khanh Ngoc Fox, Laura Dawson, Christopher Kieu, Thuy Bich Forinash, Gregory Dinh, Lam Tung Kieu. Tram Bich Guidon, Nancy Dinh, Van-Ha Kim. Sung Ki Heintz, Deborah Dumanis, Steven Knox, James Heiss, Henry Dumas, Paula Le, Thanh Ngoc Helfgott, Jacqueline Emery, Teresa Mah, Teddy J. Horst, Julie Eriks, Elaine Martin, Tina Hughson, Ann Fun Fingar, Robert Moore, Andrew Hung, Jo-Ann Fletcher, Carole Nakayama, Christina Jacobs, Pamela Floberg, Paula Ngu. Kien-Helen Hung Jacoby. Vicky Forde, Leigh Nguyen, De Van Jacques, Stephen Galvin, William Nguyen, Hung Tien Le, Ngoc-Mai Thi Green, Tina Nguyen, Son Linh McCarter, Jonathan Hall, Kari Northey, Steven McGee, Barbara Hardacre, Michael Nishioka, Garfield Nguyen, Huyen Diem Hoang, Binh Ung Oetjens, Patricia Nguyen, Tu Van Hughson, Mary Okkonen, Paul Olson, William Kirk, Pandora Paup. Jennifer Page, Erin Kostelnik, Della Petersen, Eva Pham. Kim Trang Thi Krisologo, Randi Reyes, Alvin Pham. Phuoc Trong Landis, Amy Richard, Laura Phillips, Sheila Lemes. Robin Schweinberger. Sylvia Quach, Thai Hong Ly, Long Quoc Snyder, Paige Quinn. Dale De Gala Macdonald, Kathy Snyder, Rhonda Reed, Molly Madden, Heidi Taboada, Hugo Ross, Barbara Madland, Michael Teeny, David Selin, Louise McDonald, Jill Ubengen, Roberto Shean, Scott McLean, Karla Willman, Julie Shon, Andy Mee. May-Ling Wright, Julie Stoppa, Robert Morrow, Melissa Strandin, Lisa Nguyen, Dan Thanh Thi Walker, Douglas Nguyen, Linh Hong Wright, Katie Nguyen, Mai Thah Yan, James Nguyen, Mai Thi Nguyen, Qui Due Omoto. Glynn Palmgren, julliannc Palmer Kimberly Paulette, John Raptis, James Reed, Robert Richey. Susan Ries, Chris Rihanck, Carolyn Ritzenthaler, Pamela Safavi-Bayat. Giw Schmidt, Paul Schurr, Becky Shaw. Kimberly Smith, Linda Steele, Patricia Swain, Gail Szilagyi, Michael Tsai. Peter Tze-Hsi Tsoukalas, Elene Vivas. Elvira Wang. Anne Welch, Dean Wilhelm, Rebecca Williams, Jamie Wilson. Dajuana Woodhead, Parris Yu, Chin-Fang LA 7. T President: Connie Reed Secretary-treasurer: Barb McGee Mary Derezes Representatives: Bob Houston Advisor: Jack MacDonald Vice-president: Barbara Ross Tracey Adams Marshall Airey Susana Alcantara Gene Andersen Grace Arevalo Erma Baker Susan Barger Tom Barrett Sarah Bartow Ben Batayola Dolores Beers Scott Beighle Jackson Bennett Brent Benson Britt Marie Berglund Shavonna Black Rod Blanks Vickie Boede I.isa Bolson Renee Bonds Christopher Boyd Lisa Bragg Linda Breuer Sherri Brown Joann Brown Anthony Brown Michele Brown Linda Bryant Michelle Buckingham Linda Buckley David Burns Daniel Bush Carmen Butler Jerry Butler Lisa Cain 129 Huy Cao Colette Carlisle Shannon Carpenter Ernie Carroll Jennie Castner Dan Christensen Julie Christensen Dawn Clark Chrissie Cloud Joyce Coleman Wade Collie Mike Collins I mbrini Cooper Cynthia Coward Tawnya Crandall James Cullinan Colleen Cunningham Jeanice Daniels Phuong Dao Gene Davis Hung Do Ray Dorris Rhonda Downs Moira Dragcr Dcmeatoris Duggins Binh Van Duong Rob Durbin Debbie Edwards Timothy Elliott Brady Engcr Robert Estes Celeste Eytel Janet Farr Pedro Fincalero Frederick Floyd Greg Forinash Terry Faulkner Laura Fox Alex Fyfe Wanda Gartrell Gary Gerber Scott Gettman Michael Glass Margie Goodwin Lolita Gordon Penny Green Teresa Green Tami Gregersen Nancy Guidon Michelle Hall Jwana Hammonds Susan Hamro Don Hansen Penny Hanson 131 Julie Hardacre Sheila Harrell Floreen Harrell Karen Haugen Debbie Heintz Henry Heiss Jackie Hefgott Thomasina Hendrix Sam Henry Lorraine Hilliard Frank Holden Julie Holmgren Sally Hood David Horman Julie Horst Craig Housley Bob Houston Debbie Hughes Ann Hughson Jo Ann Hung Kenneth Hutchinson Pamela Hutchison Phuoc Huynh Pamela Jacobs Vicky Jacoby Janine Jackson Stephen Jacques David Johnson Dean Johnson 132 Jeff Johnson Betty Jones Shelly Jones Shari Jones Pam Jordan Fred Juhl Gordon Kaplan Catherine Keller Marguerite Kelly Michael Kelly Lisa Kinnunen John Kirschner Scott Kneeland Julie Krie Kevin Krisologo Khanh Lam Rene Lafferty Lisa Lawrence Mai Le Thanh Le Joseph Lee Christine Lenay Robert Leonard Diane Lindell Michael Lisner Michael Logan Ned Logan Daranda Lowe Yen Ly Chau Ly David Novak Steve Mabie Sally Malla Cammie Malmstadt Alisha Marks Manuel Marshall Gavin May Janey McBride Jonathan McCarter Michael McDade Steve McFarlane Barb McGee Clifford Melrose Joan Mills Pete Miranda Joni Mitchell Lori Mitchell Kelly Monahan Michael Moon Peter Mooneyham Ann Moore Sandra Moore William Morgan Janelle Moss Sang Nairn Carol Nelson Crista Netolicky Helen Ngu Due Nguyen Dung Nguyen Tu Nguyen Daniel Nolan 134 Kristine Ohman William Olson Doris O'Neal Greg Otis Erin Page Vicky Parin Susan Park Thomas Parris Jim Petosa Sheila Phillips Harold Price Danielle Proctor Tay Proctor Tom Protzeller Dwayne Pryor Thai Hong Quach Hue Quach Nam Hung Quach Ngoc Lan Quach Sonny Quinn 135 James Ramos Alex Raptis Drew Ray Connie Reed Molly Reed Alexander Ring Sharlene Risner Michele Rispoli Kevin Rosenthal-Ford Barbara Ross Joyce Roy Eric Ruhlen Keith Savory Brenda Schellbach Kathy Schneider Louise Selin Scott Shean Pete Shekeryk Andy Shon Connie Shulmier Preston Singletary Terri Singleton Gerald Sison Taunie Slceth Cedric Smith Darnell Smith Pamela Smith Ron Snyder Sakhorn Soth Jennifer Sternberg Robert Stoppa Lisa Strandin Marjorie Suiter Esther Tang Jill Thebaut Andrew Thomas Michael Thomas Son Tran Gia Thah Tran Huong Tran Kimberly Traxler Jenelle Trokey Lael Urquhart Tu Vuong Lori Wagoner Kim Wallace Douglas Walker William Walker Marcos Wallace Michael Walter Ronald Washington Kevin Watters Laura Wreir Vicky Weise Grady Wrest Stephen Weyrick Brenda Whalen Terry White Jennifer Williams Ted Williams Albert Willis Katie Wright James Yan Sonya Young Walterreen Young Lynx Lair......... Totem Newspaper... Seniors .......... Hall of Fame Shame Drama ............ Editor's Page .. Credits ....... Closing Section Ads............. Varsity Cheer Yell Men's Baseball....... Editorial............ Men's Soccer .. Women's Soccer T-Day........ Triple-L..... Women's Track Men's Track ... Sports Collage .. Tennis....... Headlines Elections. Close-up Calendar .142-143 . 144-146 ....147 .148-149 . 150-151 .152-153 .154-155 .156-157 .158-159 ....160 161-163 .164-165 ....166 ....167 168-169 ....170 ....171 172-173 174-191 182-183 ....192 ....193 194-195 196-203 204-212 _ LINCOLN VARSITY O Jennie Cornell Vince Gallo Solita Alcantara Peter Burkhardt Joe Mahaski Cheer Advisor Ernie Scheele Yell Advisor 145 BELONGING The need to belong is something we all feel. There are many different groups that people belong to or identify with. Groups at school and churches, friends, and so on. Everywhere we go we want to belong and feel a part of whatever is happening; even if it is just sitting on a bus quietly looking out the window, doing what everyone else is doing, we belong. We all need to feel that we are wanted, accepted, respected, and appreciated. That is what belonging is all about. Groups spring up everywhere at school, and many of us belong to several. In each class groups are formed whether it be because of common friends or interests or just because the seating chart has placed those people together. Whatever the reason, a group is formed and a feeling of security established. Groups are born at lunchtime too, as people gather on the stairs, at a certain table, or in a certain room to eat and socialize. These lunchtime friends prevent the loneliness of wandering the halls alone or of trying to find a spot for one in the lunchroom. People searching for their niche might join a club or team. In spite of the bashing heads and the yelling in a sport such as football, the team members become really close friends, and give each other a lot of moral support and encouragement. Belonging, too, can come from conforming, often to unwritten dress codes. The only first-grader in the school wearing purple velveteen pants usually feels a little weird, but when supplied with a pair of Levis for Kids, the weirdness disappears. Have you ever looked at your mom's yearbook? Check out the saddle shoes, bobby socks, pleated skirts and cashmere sweaters. You think she looked pretty funny, right? She had no choice! If she hadn't worn that, she might not have had as many friends. Today, we can almost wear whatever we want and not feel outcast. Finding groups to be a part of and conforming to social dress codes helps give one that special feeling of belonging. Sometimes, though, merely wearing a fashionable skirt doesn't provide one with enough of that feeling. The answer to the resulting loneliness may be . . .a cult. A person's reasons for joing a cult, one which destroys choice and emphasizes strict rituals, are often a mystery unless you realize that a cult provides, along with an intense feeling ol belonging and being loved, an insulation from the world. As life forces decision after decision, the only decision made may be, paradoxically, to not make one. Let something else do the decision-making. If that something is a cult, decisions are eliminated because choice is eliminated. And so, the diverse groups of high school can later give way to one group that demans everything of its members; the feeling of belonging is overcome in time by no feeling at all. Personal identity, individual identity is lost, and group identity is the only thing left. Groups should exist for the individual, rather than the individual existing for the group. The feeling of belonging is a security blanket which can be either positive or negative, depending on the pressure to conform within the group. When people are surrounded by those who are supportive, unconfining, and caring, they can realize their full potential and become the best person they can be. Robert Barisic Daniel Nolan Edgar Bobadilla Jeff Nolan Tim Elliott Eric Price Martin Fore Mike Skeel Daniel Gomez Robert Stoppa Sam Henry Michael Szilagyi Thanh Ngoc Le Hugo Taboada Erik Lunde Coach - Alex Zahaiko Sang H. Nairn Assistant Coach- Jeff Gaw Sang Y. Nairn Manager - Monica Cornell Son Nguyen Trainer-Charlotte Wrench 148 SOCCER SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S SOCCER WOMEN'S cnrrci? SOCCER is a kick in the GRASS. 150 1. Linda Adams 21. Delyn Tucker 2. Denise Anderson 22. Maurine Weyrick 3. Jennie Castner 23. Eve Whitman 4. Jessica Cunningham 24. Coach Ricki Carlson 5. Rhonda Downs 6. Kellie Hehman NOT PICTURED 7. Debbie Heintz Becky Austin 8. Kina Howell Joni Mitchell 9. Lisa Johnson 10. Sarah Kahn 11. Sonja Langeland 12. Robin Leitner 13. Tina McLeod 14. Patty Oetjens 15. Lonnie Owens 16. Kim Palmer 17. Delia Perla 18. Dominique Reneau 19. Barb Roemhild 20. Louise Selin 151 HEAD CHAIRMAN: Bobby Houston Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Delia Perla Henry Jordan ASSEMBLY: Laura Richard DANCE: Della Kostelnik DECORATIONS: Barbara Ross FINANCE GRAMS: Eddy Roddy HONORING TEACHERS: Bobby Houston INVITATIONS: Erin Page MR. MRS. LINCOLN: Kathy Blakney May-Ling Mee PROGRAMS: Mary Hughson PUBLICITY: Greg Christensen SPECIAL EVENTS: Vicky Jacobv Cathy Peters STUDENT LUNCHROOM: Barbara Ross TEACHERS' LUNCHROOM: Bobby Houston 152 Traditions Day is very important to Lincoln. It gives the student body a chance to observe and participate in some of the traditions that have been built up through the years and to make new traditions to carry on in future years. One tradition which has been carried on annually for many years is the election of a Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln. These two people are chosen for their special investment in Lincoln. They are involved in school activities and are important because of their service to our school. 153 Triple L (Loyal Lincoln Lynx) is definitely one of Lincoln's most valuable organizations. All through the year members are very busy doing such things as making baskets of food for needy families at Thanksgiving , filling Christmas stockings for Red Cross, Christmas caroling at retirement homes and hospitals, sponsoring the school blood drive, helping with school registration, and also helping with Freshmen orientation. 1 Adviser: Mrs. Day 2 President: Karla McLean 3 Vice-Pres.: Sarah Cooper 4 Secretary: Melissa Morrow 5 Treasurer: Audrey Lamar 6 Activity Coordinator:Della Kostelnik 7 Activity Coordinator:Julliane Palmgren 8 Activity Coordinator: Patty Steele 154 9 Ophelia Airey 10 Jennie Cornell 11 Paula Dumas 12 Robert Fingar 13 Michelle McCarty 14 Kim Palmer 15 Delia Perla 16 Pam Ritzenthaler 17 Carol Sajonia 18 Kim Shaw 19 Anne Wang WOMEN'S TRACK Coach: Clifford Townsend Assistant Coach: Charlene Lacro Sheri Andersen, Susan Atkinson, Rosie Bulzomi, Jeatonic Christian, Angela Colman, Djuna Davis, Paula Dumas, Elaine Evans, Sharon Gartrell, Wanda Gartrell, Tracy Green, Jwana Hammonds, Alice Herron, Valarie Hunter, Lisa Johnson, Pam Jordan, Barbara Ross, Becky Schurr, Sylvia Schweinberger, Liz Stolzheise, Maria Tsoukalas, Shannon Williams, Sharyl Williams, Rosanne Williamson, Julie Willman 156 Not Pictured Brian Alben Mike Cummings Aaron Dean Mike Hardacre Carol Hicks - Manager Dave Hodsden Kent Kammerer -Coach Gordon Kaplan Tay Proctor Alex Raptis Mike Rollins Todd Stallworth Mike Sylvan David Teeny Terry White 1st row Taku Hansen John Jesse Dan Crimmin Gene Andersen Alpha Buford Tony Willson Carla Wildridge - Manager Ron Evenson Deby Freeman - Manager John Belair - Manager Lance Alba 2nd row Steve Northey Ben Batayola Steve Wolf Cedric Smith Sylvester Young Lael Urguhart - Manager Marie Shumway - Manager Bill Hutchins - Manager 3rd row Curtis Hicks - Coach Pete Miranda Ron McCray Dave Mortenson David Burns Darrell Watkins Luc Reneau Jeff Mills Brad McClure - Coach Sandy Burlingame - Managei 159 VARSITY Glynn Omoto David George ouston Teresa Emerv Kristen Baumgartner Helen Ngu Huyen Nguyen Not Pictured Varsity Kathy Macdonald Terri Fyfe George Quijance Jon Trethewey U.S. hockey triumph GOLD SILVER A U.S. War Warning to Soviets Iran Inquiry The American dream Afghan Rebels Claim Heavy Fighting Ban on N-waste Thejs Passed by House Sfes The best ideas are the ideas that help people Gas Ration Plan y c1 j • t Mahres ICC tjKrCltlTh IS ' pamper your face Best U.S. Hope . mo Heiden stricken by Climbs ■ P -onf „„ oft'1 House Passes N-waste Ban 164 Lincoln closure: to be or not to be 3 stowaways now attend Lincoln Teacher coach suspended •— = Freshman class leads activity card sales m o Tackling Lynx upset O’Dea E Green Lake gets face lift — Jj TOTEM again rates All-American u 'I Ballard bows out, ‘Love’s Holiday’ •= m men cagers still undefeated Custodian injured on job Victor number 2 Undefeated wrestlers down Lakeside Bowlers predict victory METRO CHAMPS Grades can determine How spirited are you? pail Of yOUr future Recycling is better than burning. stenmark Boies, principal O-L llC o dies Billy Graham Injured in Bathtub Fall Student in coma after accident 165 ELECTIONS COMMITTEE 1. Susana Alcantara 2. Gene Andersen -Co-chairperson 3. Karen Bjelke 4. Dan Crimmin -Co-chairperson 5. Robert Fingar 6. Erin Page 7. Delia Perla 8. Anne Wang Not pictured The Elections Committee plays an organizational role in coordinating the freshmen, varsity song and yell leader, and all-school elections. The chairpersons work out the schedules of the primaries and finals, organize the accompanying assemblies, and supervise the counting of the votes. 166 The purpose of CLOSE UP is to enable students to observe our national government through direct contact and discussion with members of Congress, the State Department, the Petagon, the President's staff, the Supreme Court, members of the national news media. D.S. Nixon 'Paid-in-full fellowship LydiajOrdona 11 Kimberly Palmer Jullianne Pahngreqjp Carol Sajonia Hi Brenda Schellbach ‘ 0 ■ . NJ Q ■A ? sk X 1? I p mf' SEPTEMBER - (4) School opens - (14-15) Softball Tournament Jamboree -tball Jamboree - (21) First All-school Dance OCTOBER - (1) Career Awareness Day - Air Force Swing Band - Voice of Democracy Contest - (19) Homecoming Dance - (26) Freshman officers elected NOVEMBER - (8) Air Force Jazz Band - (11) Regional Football Playoffs AA -(12) Veterans Day - (16) Shock Wedding - (22-23) Thanksgiving vacation -(30) All School Dance DECEMBER - (4) Donkey Basketball - (7) All-school Talent Show -(14) Winter Tolo - (24) Winter vacation begins . . . JANUARY - (4) Winter vacation ends - (14) Martin Luther King Assembly -(17) Piano Recital - (29-31) Final examinations - (29) Second Semester begins FEBRUARY - (7) Save Lincoln Assembly - (8-9) Once upon a Midnight Weary - (12) Lincoln's Birthday - (15) Swimming All-metro finals -(18) President's Day - (22) Washington's Birthday - T-Day - Wrestling State Tournament - (23) T-Day Dance MARCH - (1) Vietnamese Dance - (4-7) Red Cross Drive - (13-15) Boys Basketball State Tournament - (31) Spring vacation begins . . . APRIL - (4) ...Spring vacation ends - (10-11) Student Job Development Workshop - (13-19) Close-up - (25) Gym Disco MAY - (2) Imagination Celebration - (9) Senior Prom - (15-17) Spring Musical - With Regards to Broadway - (26) Memorial Day - (30) Awards Assembly JUNE - (2-4) Senior Examinations - (4) Last Day for Seniors - (7) Graduation -(9-11) Examinations - (11) Last Day 170 Not Pictured Secretary Antoinette Marshall Tamara Hammonds Representative 2 Advisor: Ms. Bailey The following students spent many of their lunches selling snacks to students in the school store: Paula Cox Scott Freeman Susan Hamro Janine Jackson Lisa Johnson Not pictured Robin Halseth Chris Dawson Amy Landis Anthony Smith Teddy Mah TOTEM NEWSPAPER 172 Linda Chang Robert Fingar Margot Page 2nd semester associate editor Laura Chang 2nd semester editor Becky Shurr Mike Cummings Michael Hardacre not pictured Robert Stoppa CLASS Teresa Emery Julli President Rep 174 John Jesse Secretary-Treasurer Diai Vice ne Siemers Eddy Roddy ?-President Representative dnne Palmgren Della Kostelnik resentative Representative OF '80 ASL Secretary Triple L Junior Clan Cabinet Representative Business Mgr. of Totem Annual I Coal: Business Administration I Robin Alexander Solita Alcantara Honor Society Softball Junior Class Vice-President Varsity Cheerleader Coal: Medicine Scott Almoslino John Attebery Curtis Bell Band Coal: Be successful and a professional musician. Angela Bennett Shavonna Black Coal: Job. money, car, and to become a nurses aid. Jules Bartow David Barrie Don Batayola Robert Barisic Cross-Country Swimming Team Soccer Team Ski Club Coal: Assure my life by having a good job and reputation. Kathy Blakney T-Day Elections Coal: SPU and a Christian counselor Kristen Baumgartner ASL President Varsity Tennis Totem Newspaper Reporter Varsity Cross-Country Overall T-Day Chairperson Coal: Harvard Top Ten (someday!) Karen Bjelke Cross Country Annual Co-Editor 78 - '79 ASL Treasurer Nancy Bennett Varsity Softball 77 Graphic Communications Photography Coal: To find myself and be happy, in whatever I do. Therese Broderick Teresa Bray Business Education Election Committee Track Honor Society Goal: To be healthy, happy, and have success. David Buckley Amber Brackeen Alpha Buford Charlcye Cable Volunteer at Children's Ortho. Hosp. Choir Goal: To help handicapped children. Mary Campbell Varsity Bowling Band Choir The King (r I Goal: I want to be happy and successful at what I do. Arietta Butler Carol Larson Girls Softball Goal: Enjoy life. Shawn Bullock Linda Chang I Totem Newspaper The King I Seattle Youth Symphony Goal: To keep beeping like the happy sneep I am. Laura Chang j Totem Newspaper Music Sneep Superiority Goal: To outgrabe the momeraths Kenneth Cone Raymond Connelly Eric Caulfield Sarah Cooper j Triple L. Vice-President Totem Business Manager Musical Goal: Happiness and Citizenship. Crimmin Frances Derezes Vanity Swim Team Annual Staff 79 Goal: Marine Biology and Oceanography. Dennis Doohan Mary Ann Demapan Steven Dumanis Paula Dumas Ida Dorsey Theresa Dye Daniel Doris Pamela Eastman Robert Fore Cross Country Graphic Arts Vico Ed Goal: 7b become a printer. Leigh Forde Darlene Fomer Choir Drama Spanish Club Goal: To be successful. Paula Floberg William Galvin James Gallagher Robert Gardner David Geiger Sindra Foy Band Goal: To pursue life's happiness. David George Tennis ' Music Hockey 178 Goal: College. Hockey and Tennis Physical Therapy. Nutrition. Kari Hall Carkeek Parties Goal: A lounging life in a warm place Tonita Hall Theresa Guerzon P.A.S.A. -President Tennis Kimberly Hanson Gail Grubb Gymnastics Hiking Club Drill Squad Goal:,CPA in Accounting, and to just enjoy life. Michael Hardacre Cross Country Orchestra Totem Newspaper Track Goal: To be the Australian Priminister. Roy Heidloff Kevin Hardy Choir BSU President Image The King I Goal: Professional actor, singer, and dancer. Leonard Hawkins Michael Hanson Joseph Hicks Mary Ann Hennessey Volleyball Basketball Stats. Young Life Goal: College Jordan Hintz Angela Haynes Francine Hobgood Image Singer in stage band Fashion Shouts Musical Fashion Goal: Coordinator and to be success- David Hodsdon Young Life Cross Country Soccer Land Owner Goal: A full time job, college. ful in everything I do. Joy Hudson Renee Hughes Goal: To live life to its fullest. Ken Johnson Lisa Johnson Vanity Track Vanity Bowling Business Education Honor Society GoaIs: Major in Business and Admir tration. Frederick Knierim Pandora Kirk Mary Hughson I Honor Society Choir Musical Annual Staff Goal: To be successful in music, life, and happiness. John Jesse David Johnson Melody Johnston Mascot Pep Squad Softball . Young Life Goals: Work in field of trawl. Gail Jordan Goal: Executive Secretary and Business Administration DorritKeim Della Kostelnik Pep Squad i Senior Gass Representative £ Annual Staff Ad Manager 1 Triple L Project Coordinator I Goal: T.V. and Communications Randi Krisologo Honor Society Band Swim Team Goal: Dentistry Audrey Lamar Triple L Treasurer ; Goal: To follow where Christ leads. Varsity Softball • Varsity Basketball Varsity Soccer Varsity Track S'—I. Amy Landis Alan Lindwall Elton-Denver John Litzenberger Michelle McCarty Cheerleader Triple L Pep Squad Freshman Vice-President Goat: To realize and grab the brass ring of life when it comes. Kathy Macdonald Totem Nexospaper Exchange student Cross Country Goal: Fellowship and compassion for mankind. Jill Me Donald Scott Me Farlane Kelly Mason David Me Ginnis Hall of Fame and Shame 1. Not pictured: Voguest Dressers Darrell Watkins and Betty Batayola They were out buying clothes. Most Likely to Succeed: 7. Senior Spirit: Rob Fingar Michael Hardacre Becky Schurr Michelle McCarty Most Touchable Hair: 8. Brightest Brains: John Jesse Parris Woodhead Karen Bjelke Laura Chang Most Respected: 9. Most Talented: Mike Torrence David George Kristen Baumgartner Karla McLean Most Primitive: 10. Service to School: Dereck Smith Eddy Roddy Becky Wilhelm Linda Smith Sexiest Eyes: 11. Threat to Society: Lene Tsoukalas Terry Cannon John Cromartie Space Cadets: Vince Gallo Ophelia Airey Jennifer Cornell 183 Karla Me Lean Jullianne Palmgren L Spirit M African Drum Triple L J Senior Clots Representative Musical Coal: To be able to achieve and be Antonio Parades Kimberly Palmer Annual. Co-Editor '79- 60 Junior Class. Sec Treat. Annual Staff Coal: Never lo stay after school again. Donald Pullman Brenda Patnoe Brenda Peters Robert Reed James Raptis Wrestling Cross Country Sharon Ramsey ® Singing Dancing Drill and Drum Corp. Community help Coal: To become a physical therapist and a first grade teacher. Sennie Ricks Ray Rigney Ed Roddy Senior Clou Representative Tennis Totem Annual Coals: CPAtReal estate Metlical Field Carolyn Rihanek Softball Basketball Soccer Coal: College and Dentistry .Michael Rollins Varsity Football Varsity Track African Drum All American Track Nominee Goal: Architect. Musician. Worlds Greatest Lover Totem Newspaper Track Cross Country Wrestling. Storekeeper Orchestra Coal: 9 hrs. of sleep a night. Giw 5afair Kimberly Girls' Basketball Tennis Trainer Annual Goal: Physical Therapy Joy Roberts Carol Sajonia Goal: Swing from a star create miracles. Diane Siemers James Smith Basketball Track Goal: College. State Patrol Patricia Robinson Goal: Life Wendy Sajec Dereck Smith Varsity Wrestling Varsity Football Inter High Representative Executive Council Goal: Teacher and coach 188 Robert Sowell Soccer Choir Coal: To be happy and successful. Linda Smith Track . Young Lift Coal. Medical Field [Michael Szilagyi Yell Leader | Soccer Chess Bowling Goal: To graduate from College I in the top'ten. | Penny Sylte Coal: Air Force. Wildlife, and Forestry. Amy Trotter Elene Tsoukalas Michael Torrence Varsity Football Varsity Track Coal: To get rich Tamara Tebelius 1 I The King 6 I Choir . I I Coal: To get what I want out of life I and be successful in what I do. Eunice Valenciano 189 Dwana Wilson Parris Woodhead Debate Totem Newspaper J.U.N.K. Computer Programming Goal: Find the (my?) right answer and tan in the Bahamas. Jamie Williams Duane Wright Rebecca Wilhelm Band Drama Wombats Pep Band Goal: Accounting. Writing and Happiness Sally Zeibak Goal: Succeed in my career and live life to the best of my ability. Audray Yount Lori Brassington Modeling school Goal: Secretary symbolizes being on Honor Society for three years School '79-'80 Annual e Linco’ HB're glad ww it Lchance to knowjyof yotf. out you, our lovely bolbe? aViki for helping us leari%tb get along with ALKyttk|. £ V m people, just a few reminders of tfhe year: Ren er our: Pizza Par j WATCH OUT 4pr the flying pffSar spit, wads and ic . M Christmas Party - carolirTgTfooq?..Killer, food,’ arm and indign wrestling, and ■ Lt st 1 m°re ® TH fJuSTfSJ trip hat poor little cold a’ncl, wet kltfl Birthday Parties - one for each of us! TH figs planned for after this pag waTcommitted: I Ski Trip - Ho chocofSte and a warnuti: fur never-ending Jsneral love for alHfcas a constant help in Beeping our faith irnllof you, as wedfes ourselves. We hope $jc A • your being on staff h rjchede and will help you in the future as we know it has helped us. Pam Ritzenthaler (alias Kam and mer Shannon'Carpenter Sport's Collage Gymnastics Drill Team Susana Alcantara Softball ' Wrestling Magnet b.s:u. Bobby Houston Special Programs Juniors Headlines, Baseball Copy Editor Melissa Morrow ( ; , j Jennie Castner Graphic Arts Greg Chjj|0 |h Kristen Baumgartner Cross Country Wrestling Editorial Headlines Tennis :ky Jacoby deface Sky ball in P ge ■ v . Preface -L Editorial Juniprsx ✓ Hall of'Fa'me • and Shame Production Division Seniors Sports Collage Karen Bjel Kim Palmer- Co-Editor ' Credits tors' Page Delia Perla Opening Closing Senioi Picture Swimming r Senior Collage Della Kostelnik flfai Fall Division Sophomores kgjjAVarsity Ched Sjyi Leader Editorial 3 lylusical Girls' Track ary rlfig Teachers Executive Cou: Editorial 4l Tirke | pod Sh Teachers 2§8ys Basketball Musical HH! i Girls'Tra$ Taunie Sleeth Tri-F • -Freshmen Choir Boys Track Katie Wright Support Staff Sports Collage fc Choir IjU ® Boys' Track To the following Photogfap for contributing in the mak this '79-'80 y arbook'compl lH, NK-VOli ; Brent Benson Jared Bettor, Danny Christensen Steve Jacques Monique Grahem [rjBisM' Joe Hicks . Gordon Kaplan Ron Snyder Leilani Owen§. 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