Northeast High School - Rocket Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1970 volume:

ROCKE Lincoln Northe 63rd an Lincoln, Volun High school... a period of years which spans a lifetime involvement is offered absorption according to the individual rewards to the excellent favorable times compete with misfortunes to be etched in memories time slips away the elusive now what was now —is then to be viewed criticized remembered. Unity parents, teachers students, friends join to function as a body a common goal to search and find knowledge sharing together. 3 Determination, dedication conflict, competition indecision — what comes next? who cares? what happens if we just get out? confusion moratorium who said it had to he done that way? breakthrough man on the moon discovery achievements something has to be done challenge. 4 5 Interest activities conformity, desire success — to be the best what have we got to lose? joy of accomplishment, bitterness of defeat endurance opponents, friendships one year a wrinkle in time culminating thoughts with a kaleidoscope of events all leave their distinct mark after consideration nothing is seen, felt but an imprint. 6 7 imprints of the crowd.... 10 on the mind..... 66 on the calendar... 98 on the field....148 on the economy ...182 imprints of the crowd 12 Seniors experience an active, fun-filled year The final and most hectic year for the Class of '70 was spent in a variety of activities. Emotions and sounds distinguished this class from all the rest-the laughter, the cries of approval over royalty, the depression of defeat, the tears of happiness, the dawning boredom of the final year—no longer car- ing about grades, the gay faces at school dances, the agony of mo- notonous homework and the im- possibility of continuing the same old routine. Every senior at some- time during the year had these feelings, but when all was cast aside, they still felt the pride of being the class on top. It was great, but being a senior was a lot of work, too! There were tests. applications for scholarships and loans and plans for the future to be made. Days were spent listen- ing to college speakers and guid- ance teachers, trying to arrange the confusion. All these mem- orable times led to the final goal of a LN 1970 senior... graduation. Tom Adams Greg Ahlman Ron Alber Judy Albert Russel Alberts Linda Anderson Rick Anderson Donna Anson Mike Argello Marija Armanovs James Armintrout Steve Avey Stephen Baer Jerry Ball Keith Ball Steve Ballard Bob Barnett Peggy Barnhill Ann Bartlett Kathy Basler 14 Aloris Bauers Susan Bauers William Beck Kathleen Becker Dean Belka Joyce Benash Stephen Beran Randy Bergfeld Sandy Bergman Mike Bergstraesser Jackie Berry Acie Bettinger Mary Bettinger Brenda Bickford Doug Biggerstaff Larry Bird Taping black and white streamers to cars, honking horns all the way to KLMS and screaming cheers over the radio, all make up a Rocket car rally. 15 Steve Birdwell Barb Bosteder Russ Boyte Gary Brakhage Linda Brakhage Tim Brannaman Anthony Brehm Allen Brick Ivan Broman Mike Brooks Linda Brown Peggy Brown Jan Bruner Joyce Budt Nancy Buis Pam Bunn Vera Burchardt Jerry Campbell Mike Carlson Susan Carlson Terry Carter Becky Catlett Jan Cejka Rachelle Chappell I 16 Seniors Bd Weir and Scott Knight speed up their math assignments by using the new computer. Dan Clapper Gary Cline Paul Collister Martin Cook Jim Corning Mike Crear Steve Cromer Virginia Crounse Gary Culver Melba Curtis Maury Damkroger Teresa Danner Alan Darr Janene Darr Jeanne Davis Larry Dawson 17 Glen Densberger Rich Drapal Jerry Ellis Charlene Dietrich Dale Durst John Els Sue Doughty Terry Ebben Delora Eppens Mike Drabant Susan Edwards John Esquivel Vicki Dragosh Authur Eisenman Sandi Essman Becky Catlett flaps as a roaring twenties cheerleader in a skit presented by Rockettes at the Bellevue football rally. 18 Jane Fager Cathy Farr Dave Ferguson John Fischer Annette Flock Cheryl Fowler Linda Frain Mike Franson Helen Frerking Lois Fritts Frank Funk Jim Furrer Cheryl Gage Bob Gammel Dennis Garbers Tom Gedwillo Deborah Gergens Sue Gies Cathy Glaser Rick Gochnour Diane Goeschel Mike Goodwin Jan Gossard Les Gossman 19 Ed Grace Lonnie Graui Ardelle Graven Peggy Green Pamela Groat Bob Hahn John Hall Rick Hall Dick Hanneman Bill Hansen Diane Hansen Gary Hardt Jack Hart Rod Hartman Terry Hartshorn Dave Hatfield 20 Debi Heffelfinger refreshes her memory on how to ride a tricycle for Rocket Revue. Evelyn Hawkins Dave Heacock Debi Heffelfinger Lynn Hinkel Sally Henninger Shirley Henriksen Janis Hergert Patti Herman Jim Herpolsheimer John Herstein Diane Hielen Richard Hill Lori Hiza Larry Hladik Cindy Hoffman Dave Hofich Steve Hollers Candy Holmes Steve Hood Mary Hudzicki Anita Hughes Beth Hughes Lyle Huston Russ Huston 21 Mark Hutchins Ken Inness Ellen Isaacs Pat James Carolyn Janda Sue Jansing Carol Jensen Sue Jessee Robert Johnson Vicki Johnson Barbara Kaar Dan Kahler Jeff Jobes Carla Johnson Janice Johnson Joyce Johnson 22 Seniors take time out from their class work to decorate Mr. Leatherman's Christmas tree. First semester class officers Pam Bunn, Dick Hanneman, Jan Cejka and Jim Smith clown around a little before starting to work on the senior party. Tom Adams, Cyndi Orr, Steve Westover and Scott Marshall, second semester officers, discuss class gift suggestions. Linda Kalvoda Rick Keane Keith Kennedy Sue Kerrey Leila Keslar Kathy Ketterer Rosemary Kinison Cheryl Kirby Karen Kleeb Randy Klimm Jett Knight Scott Knight Lynette Koehne Pam Koranda Bill Krejci 23 Era of traditions, way out fashions, successful Patty Herman and Gloria Witulski find the new maxi coats practical as well as attractive. Rockette members worked many long hours to make and hang 3000 locker signs for spirit week. 24 Painting the bridge was one of the oldest traditions upheld by Northeast seniors. senior party highlighted fun-packed final year Ellen Isaacs puts her DEC A skills to work . 25 Seniors enjoyed games such as the sack race as well as dancing at their party. Vicki Krogh Gerald Kuehn Dean Lahm Janice Lamborn Billie Lamson Ron Landis Doug Landstrom Jan Layton Randy Leach Barbara Lear Jeanne Lee Mark Lehman Donald Lentfer Deni Lewis Sandy Lightner Marty Lowe Mary Ludden Priscilla Luke David Lux Jeffrey Lyness Senior Letterman Rick Hall displays the collection of signs placed on his locker before each game for good luck. Jim Madsen Jackie Markwardt Jackie Marshall Pam Marshall Scott Marshall Vicki Martin Paul Mattern Beth May Vickie Mays Charles McClure Alan McConnell Linda McGovern Noreen McKinney Sandy Mehan Judy Melichar Ron Mellen Mike Menck Ray Menefee Dale Merrill One of the duties of first semester class secretary, Janet Cejka, is to change the data on the Rocket Docket. Steve Morgan Vicki Morris Glen Muehlhausen Pat Murphy Steve Neberman Nancy Neisius Nancy Neiswanger Ken Nellis Georgia NewVille Chris Nielsen Kurt Nielsen Tom Novak Sally O'Donnell John O'Keefe Rich Olsen Pat Olsen Rod Orduna Kenneth Ore Bob Orosco Cyndi Orr Wanda Parks Mary Peterson Carol Pettet Caron Pettet Kim Phelps Nancy Philippi Sue Pickerel Chris Pickerill Debbie Pierce David Porter Debi Porter Randy Portsche Jacque Prell Russ Priess Bruce Prohaska Patsy Proctor 29 Monte Pueppke Catherine Rada Norajean Rasmussen Cindy Rausch Donna Ray Mike Ray Tim Rea Wayne Rearick Lynn Reinhart Kathy Richard Linda Ripa Debby Roberts Jim Roberts Rob Rohn Wesley Rosenthal Jan Ross Mike Ross Rae Rothe Joyce Rudell Larry Sandahl Bernard Sazama Terry Scalf Jo Ann Schafer Jeff Scheffert 30 Stan Schiermann Judy Schlattmann Kathy Schmidt Wesley Schmidt Tom Schuckman Nancy Schulenburg Janet Scott Mike Seip Vicky Shaw Garry Shepard Dave Sherry Pam Shonerd Pam Simonds Bev Simons Keith Simonsen Terry Sinner Ken Sisel Jim Skinner Judy Skinner Debbie Smith Debi Porter and Pam Simonds choose graduation announce- ments shown by guidance instruc- tor, Mrs. Bowlin. 31 Jim Smith Laurie Smith Dorothy Snesrud Jim Sohl Kathie Spahn Vickie Staberg Jean Starita Gary Statler Chuck Steenson Doug Stevens Marcia Stevens Dave Stewart Jeanette Stickney Diane Stillwell Nancy Story John Strain Dan Studer Barry Stutzman Ann Sulek Greg Sullivan Cindy Sundeen Jeanette Sutter Paul Swanson Louayne Swift 32 Mike Tabor Rick Thurber Carolyn Vandahl Dave Wampler Roger Tenopir Sharon Toohey Dean Vaughn Linda Ward James Thomas Ruta Tramdachs Don Vogel Gale Warren Cathy Thompson Sheila Trausch Authur Wagner Cleve Watts Tom Thrasher Linda Turner Steve Walling Marsha Watts 33 Paulette Watts Robert Way Kipp Webb Linda Weber Jim Weers Martin Weihing Ed Weir Kathy Wells Cheryl Westcott Steve Westover Cathy Westrick Marcia White Ron Whitebear Mike Wilbur Larry Wilcox Christina Williams Jan Williams Vicky Wilson Roger Wisehart Kim Wiseman Gloria Witulski Barbar Woerner David Wolfe Edith Wolfe 34 Pam Wolfe Margaret Woodward Greg Wright Joyce Wulf Kwee Tin Yew Ken Young Doris Zemke Dick Zierke Debbie Smith, Kurt Neilsen, Mary Peterson and Mike Menck make use of the new media center to work on their economics stock report. LN seniors were hopeful about the scores on their SAT tests, even though they had to wait in long lines on a cold, November morning. 35 Senior minds absorb memories of unforgettable To be a senior is to have ques- tions, mixed thoughts, days that never seem to end, pressures and above all to be experiencing a dream that you never thought would be realized so soon. A sen- ior year is a final year. It is a time that you have worked all your life for and a time that took forever to arrive. Finally it comes and when it does you think back at everything that happened and all the fun you had. As your eyes fill with tears and your mind becomes filled with sadness you begin to wonder why it did come so fast and if you really want it to be over. The after thoughts work in- to reality as you remember that all your previous school times 36 happenings while moving toward new destinies were over and unable to be re- lived again. Graduation also came and past leaving you with a life- time of schooling brought to a close. Along with the end of your senior year comes lost friend- ships and divided pathways. For some these pathways lead to col- lege or work, for others the paths lead to war and service, and for even others they lead to a com- pletely new way of life in mar- riage. All pathways are new and make you more adult. But no mat- ter where the pathways lead, you will never be able to forget where they all began...in the life of be- ing a Rocket and in being a mem- ber of Lincoln Northeast High School. 37 38 juniors Juniors find new doors of opportunity in Where is it? wonder AFS finalists, Susie Buss ear and Marjorie Reeves as they anxiously await wordontheirplacement abroad. For the Class of '71 the year had come for those mind-search- ing tests they had heard so much about. The PSAT and National Merit tests refreshed the mem- ories of students about concepts they had gathered over the years. AFS finalists, Susie Bussear and Marjorie Reeves, went through the tense and exciting moments of being selected from LN. The County Government Day representatives participated in a unique day which ended in a seven-minute cramming session to summarize the events of the day. This year’s first semester class officers made extra money by selling basketball antenna top- pers. Second semester class of- ficers again spent many hours planning the annual junior-senior party. Newly created classes and Elisa Adams Chris Aguilar Judy Ahrens lames Ahlstedt Rebecca Alex Kathy Allen Wesley Allen Gordon Anderson Jean Anderson Ron Anderson Pam Andreas Mary Arnett Linda Arnold Shirley Arnold Tim Bach Connie Bailey Peggy Ball Thomas Ball Harold Barnes Jerry Barnett Janet Barnhill Georgia Barthuly Terri Bartlett Karen Barton Sheila Bates Dennis Bauers Peggy Behrens Don Beisner 40 classes, as finalists, as representatives some “firsts in other classes opened the door of opportunity to juniors. The Madrigal group, formed for the first time at LN, sang at public and school pro- grams. Juniors who were in any of the singing groups this year found themselves to be TV celebrities as their Christmas program was televised over cable TV. The math department had a first this year with the addition of a computer. It was connected to the University of Nebraska’s com- puter and was constantly in use. Clothing 3 was also a new class beneficial to those who wished to continue in home economic related occupations. Construc- tion of new garments, repairs, al- terations, draperies, designing patterns and re-upholstering all were part of this class. LN representatives for County Government Day participated in an action-filled day of new and unusual experiences. left Bell Kim Berger Patricia Berry Debra Bescheinen Deraid Bickford Dennis Biggerstafl Bradley Bilbo Janece Bilbo John Bills Daniel Bloch John Blumer Michael Bomberger Joanne Bonneau Sharon Bontrager Cheryl Bosteder Sandra Bowen Karen 8rammer Dennis Brethouwer Patricia Brinkman Patricia Broadston Cynthia Broteman Carol Brown Cheryl Brown Christopher Brown Michaei Brown Pamela Brown Shannon Brown William Bruner 41 Basketball antenna toppers, junior-senior Judge Steve McBride led the junior class with the help of the other first semester class officers Nancy Lahm, vice-president; Nancy Herpolsheimer, secretary and Mike Mahoney, treasurer. Marsha Brunke Andrea Buell Leaford Burnett Pamela Burnham Susan Bussear Kent Butler Oebra Butt Steven Butterfield Michael Byler Patricia Cahill Pam Campbell Thomas Cardwell Jeanette Carlson Patricia Carlson Debra Carstens Kevin Casady Patricia Chappell James Charrom John Chase Barbara Clmefelter Gary Clough Pamela Coatman Kathleen Coats DeLayne Cole Susan Cole Susan Collins Steven Conmck Susan Connick 42 party head class officers7 accomplishments President Jerry Barnett rides out in front of other officers, Laurie Novak, vice-president; Jackie Jonas, secretary and Marcia Eley, treasurer, who led the junior class second semester. Shannon Conover Richard Couch Randy Cox Janet Crear Barbara Crook Steven Cruickshank William Crumb Michale Cruthers Jon Daharsh Larry Oake Jeanette Dana Terry Danek Jeanne Davidson Russell Davison Beverly Dean Randall Dean Dianne DeFreece Thomas Detmer Jack Diehl Susan Dietz Marvin Dmsmore Richard Dittenber Joan Dorenbach Thomas Doughty Douglas Dow Rebecca Drabant Marilyn Drewel Steven Dring iik u 43 Taffy pulling proved to be a sticky subject for this group of juniors. Adolph Oudek Cindy Dugdale Jay Edmiston Deborah Eisel Albert Ehrlich Marcia Eley James Elliott Arlie Elsasser Joyce Emery Janet Endorf Marvin Estle Sheila Evans Douglas Everson Kathleen Faimon Jil Fazel Richard Feldman Dianne Ferguson Steven Fielder Rebecca Fischer Jeffrey Fisher Bradley Flemmig James Folsom Carole Foreman Margaret Fox David Francis Timothy Francis Terry Frank Kenneth Franson Anita Garrels Yvonne Garrison Rickey Genthe Gary Gerlach Nancy Giebelhaus Lynn Gillispie Rodney Glaser 44 Mark Gordon Louise Graesser Paul Graf Jolean Graybill James Green Ronald Greeno Brent Greever Linda Grice Marcial Guajardo Toni Gunn Norman Haas William Haas Hollis Hackman Michael Hadley Karen Hageman Deborah Hahn Blair Hall Catharine Hall Richard Hamilton Becky Hanna Janice Hansen Brenda Hanson Don Hanson Martha Harrington Jeffery Harris Steven Harris James Haynes Cheryl Hegener Donald Helmkamp Lavonne Hennessey Sharol Hensler Susan Hereth Marilyn Hermann Nancy Herpolsheimer James Hertzel 45 You think you've got homework, sighs Mark Westphalen. I «livi Dave Heymg Darla Hiatt Lhonda Hibbert Janet Hicks Lawrence Johnson Linda Johnson Todd Johnson Michael Hildebrand David Hile Glen Hill Tyson Hill Walter Johnston William Johnston Jacqueline Jonas Kenneth Hippie Yvonne Hladik Gary Hofker Linda Hohensee James Jones Steven Jones Harriette Jumper David Horner George Horner Michael Hotovy Linda Hunt Laurie Kahl Deborah Kahler Ted Karle Stephen Hutchinson Ronald Hutchinson Ruth Ingwerson Cynthia Irick Jerry Irons Judith Irons Annette Jacobsen John Jackson Denise Jakub JoAnn James Joyce James Marilyn Janda Alette Jensen Joseph Jensen Francine Jimenez Gary Johnsen Cheryl Johnson Dianne Johnson Judy Johnson Juliann Johnson Lettermen Cliff Karthauser, Bernie Olsen, Ron Greeno and Jerry Kirk- land decorate a car in the tradi- tional black and white before a game. 46 Steven Karr Clifford Karthauser Nancy Kaye Gary King Gregory King James Kirby Cathy Kirk David Kehm Donald Kehr Randolph Keiser Jerry Kirkland Laura Klein Duane Knight Michael Kortum Judy Keller Connie Kelley Kathleen Kelly Robert Kraft LuAnn Kramer Steven Kreifels Deborah Krohn Rodney Kempkes Joel Kennedy Patrick Killeen David Kubicek Marsha Lacey Jacqueline Lageson John Laher Nancy Lahm Rebecca Lahr Thomas Larsen Nancy Larson Randy Leach John Leacock David Leavitt Cindy Lee Richard Lee Bobbette Lehl Kirby Lehman Clark Lehr David Lehr Diana Levorson Timothy Lickei Yvonne LittleThunder John Logan Arthur Longoria Rebecca Loos Rochelle Loos % a mf t.fe4,ktusU ILt 151 47 Reserve pep club members enjoy a pre-game dinner hosted by Cheryl Hegener before the Lincoln High vs Lincoln Northeast basketball game. Patricia Lopour Catherine Love Keith Ludden Lamiia Lutes Ilona Machers Jay Madsen Joyce Magorian Linda Magruder Terry Mahlman Michael Mahoney Florian Makovicka Cheryl Manning Kenneth Maresh Gayle Matthews Jeanne Matthews Gerald Maul Linda Maxson Robert Mays Steven McBride Debbie McGee Harold McGrew Michael McKmght Michelle McLaughlin Penny McLaughlin Mary Mehuron Larry Meier Rodney Mertz Leon Meyer James Michaud Michelle Miller Floyd Mohr Randall Moore Robert Morford Terry Muelhausen Michael Munday Jacqueline Munson Yvonne Munson Barry Munyon James Murphey Kevin Murphy Joyce Myers Maureen Myhre 48 Taking time out from the quick pace at the Candlelight are Marty Lowe, Nancy Lahm, Judy Schmidt and Art Longoria. Deborah Neisius Janice Nellis Phyllis Nelson Luanne Neutzmann Laurie Novak Roger Nunn Gloria Oliver Barbara Olsen Bernard Olsen Susan Packett Deborah Parker Sherrie Patzel Linda Peter Dennis Peterson Russell Piippo Pamela Pierce Theresa Planer Deborah Pluta Doris Poor Charles Rau Marjorie Reeves Michael Reid Calvin Reinke Jerry Renaud Michael Rhoades Linda Richards Cheryl Richardson Paula Richardson Marvin Riedel Rick Rieke Carol Robertson Lana Robinson Lonnie Robinson Robert Rogers Joyce Rosenthal Bruce Ross Karen Ross Janet Sabalka Dawn Sanders Terri Schaffer Kristie Schamp Patricia Scharf p Dame! Schilke Linda Schlegelmilch Michael Schleicher Judith Schmidt Michael Steyer Dean Stilwell Debbie Stilwell Ricky Schneider Delores Schoonover Bradley Schuman Kent Sears Dean Strough Laurie Swanda Thomas Swanson SuAnne Sehnert Cindy Sherard Mark Shields Rebela Shipps Larry Swenson JoAnne Syme Beverly Tenopir James Sinner Linda Siske Christine Skiles Shirley Slocum Danny Thompson Ellen Thompson Randi Thompson Danny Sloey Cheryl Smith Duane Smith Paula Smith Ricki Thompson Gregory Thurber Dennis Tipton Robert Smith Sheila Smith Steven Smith Theodore Smith Dale Titus Donald Tuma David Tyler Mary Snell Judy Sobotta James Sollenberger Beverly Somerheiser Robert Upton Ken Urbanec Karen Vance Judy Spader Gregory Srb David Standley Deborah Stansbury Mary VandenBosch Debra Vanderhart Mark VanOsdol Douglas Staples Joseph Starr Michael Stevens Linda Stewart Pamela Wach Connie Wagner Tonja Wagner Class of '71 prepares to fill Debra Waite Charles Walek Teresa Walker Herbert Waller Jacqueline Walter Vicki Waples Timothy Ward Glenn Watts Brenda Way Adell Weihmg Connie Wendt Michael Wenzl Larry West Mark Westphalen Cynthia Wheeler Larry White Bruce Whitefoot Rick Whiting Marilyn Wiest Richard Will David Williams David Wilson Douglas Winkler Judith Wolfe James Woodruff Jeffrey Wright Glenda Wurdeman Leslie York Beverly Young Edward Zachek Gloriann Zier Steven Zimmer seniors' shoes Look what they did to my lockercries Karen Vance as she finds someone remembered her birthday. 51 2S rivt sophomores Sophomores take an active part at Lincoln After that first day of hustle and bustle, things quieted down quickly as the Class of 72 pre- pared for a year of new discov- eries and experiences. It was not long before those homework as- signments were being given and sophomores found the new media center to be a help. It met all of their study needs and even pro- vided things to do during spare time. One of the first things sophs discovered was the wider variety of ways to spend their free time. Games, meets, plays and dances were just a few. Homecoming, Turnabout and the Candlelight were new experiences. The May Day assembly was epecially ex- citing, since members of the sophomore class were elected as royalty. Penguins, International Club and Science Club were a few of the activities in which sophs took an active part. When it came to spirit, the sophs really had it. They made tough competition, after a slow start, when it came to the class victory yell at the rallies. It did not take sophs long to re- alize how much they needed their guidance counselors. Schedule changes, school problems and a three-year plan that made sure all necessary requirements for grad- uation were met were just a few of the “helps sophs received from their guidance counselors. Since many sophs turned six- teen this year, they went through the nervous moments of trying for their driver's license. But by the end of the year there was one lesson all sophs had learned. They now knew what it meant to be a Rocket. Jon Adams Ronald Aden Donald Adler Sandra Ahlstrand David Aksamit Marcia Alber Adele Allison Gregory Anderson Debra Armstrong Michael Aylward Britt Baer Glenda Baer Bette Baker Jonathan Baker Kimberly Baldwin Diane Ball Thomas Barker Walter Barnes Donald Barry Patricia Barzydlo Monica Basler Monteal Basler William Basler Nancy Bauer Carol Bauers Harland Bauers James Beam Barbara Beaty Frank Beaty Donn Beaver Jill Beck Deborah Becker Barbara Beisner Alan Belka John Bell Richard Bell Vicki Belz Gene Benash Jeffrey Bennett Scott Bergfeld 54 Northeast after adjusting to a Rocket life Arthur Bergman Karen Bergman Stanley Berlowitz Terry Bescheinen Wesley Blackford Steven Bliss Charlotte Bordeaux Glenda Bourne Hollis Bowmaster Katherine Brady Lou Ann Brady Debra Brakhage Deborah Brannin Randi Brehm Robert Brehm Jeffrey Brinkman Sherry Brittenham Lynnette Brooks Laurie Brown John Bruner Elizabeth Buis Ricky Buis Holly Buis Bruce Bunn Roxanne Burnett Janet Bushing Gary Butterfield Stan Butterfield I'll race you to the corner says speedster Tim Knight to Randy Schlegel. 55 Elizabeth Byleen Rickie Cadwallader Pamela Cameron Susan Carroll Barbara Davis Dwight Dean Robert DeBusk Byron Cary Jacqueline Case Deborah Caves Mary Chappell Debbie Decker Linda DeGarmo Margie Dennis Gary Chisholm Fred Christensen Juris Civkulis Christine Clapp Mary Detmer Stephen Dickey Leila Dieck David Clapper Patricia Clark Jon Cockrill Daryl Coffey James Dmgwell Dana Dittmer Mary Dolan Jean Cole Gerald Coleman Gloria Collier Betty Collins Kevin Donahoo Michael Dormer Kendall Draper Mary Collins David Collister Danny Connick Barry Conover Debra Eaton Kent Edwards Cynthia Ehrlich Nancy Cook Craig Cooper Dennis Corey Robert Corning Cheryl Einch Deborah Eley Crystal Eliker LeRoy Covert Timothy Cox Ronald Cramer Debra Cratsenberg Lila Emery Roger Ems Michael Engel Janet Crow James Curtiss Carol Damkroger Chert Dart Janet English Perry Esquivel Mark Ethridge Experimenting, observing and record- ing the results is all routine to biology student Don Reinhart. Susan Eyster Mary Fech Jean Federle Steven Ferguson Debra Fettm Doug Fmke Michele Fisher Mary Fitl Fred Fleming Michael Fleming Constance Fletcher David Folkerts Steven Folsom Mary Forcier Garry Forney Harry Forney Robert Forney Danny Foster Allan Fox Wendy Francis Lmdon Franson Patricia Franson Scott Franz Steven Freese Debra French Vaughn Fritts Conrad Froschheiser Debra Frye Sandra Furrer Janet Fye Cynthia Gabel Nancy Gargrave Margaret Garrels Darwin Garton Jeffrey Gaskins Carol Gerbelmg © £ Li Mm Hit r.r, m 4 1 iii a 57 Jody Gleason Michael Godden Marilyn Gorz Cynthia Gossard John Gotchall John Grady Dennis Grant Jo Lynn Gray Richard Greb Susan Greb Debra Greenfield Kent Griffin Daniel Gross Amada Guilarte Terry Gunn Pamela Gustafson Craig Haar Jerry Haas Jeffrey Hall Rebecca Halleen Marian Hamby Douglas Hanneman Charmame Hansen David Hansen Judy Harmon Donna Harned Susan Harrifeld Steven Harriman Peggy Hart First semester officers Donn Beaver, vice-president; Monica Basler, president; Gary Sullivan, treasurer and Mary Dolan, secretary have fun while raking leaves. Debra Hauder Steven Hayes Roger Heffelfmger Bradford Heiliger Patricia Hendrych Allan Hennecke Mitzi Hennessey Thomas Henson Thomas Hereth Nancy Hergert Michael Hermance Julie Herstem Cynthia Hertzel Michael Higgins 58 Patti Hill Roilie Hill Sharon Hitz Kendall Hoage Marcia Hoffman James Hofker Donald Hogan Connie Holmberg Pamela Holthus Linda Hotovy George Howard Sharilyn Humann Jeri Ann Hurlbut Helen Hyde Enjoying the prestige of being class officers are Steve Landenberger, president; Roger Heffelfinger, vice president; Lori Rotthaus, secretary and Pam Krohn, treasurer. Roberta Kaenel Linda Kalcik Nancy Kassebaum Barbara Kaul Debra Kelly Jane Kennedy Jeffrey Kennedy Gaylen Kennell Steven Kepford Vicki Kerns Nancy Kerrey Susan Ketterer Christine Keyser Michael King Virginia Irwin Gaylene Isham Arietta James Jefferey Janssen Teresa Jenkins Arlene Johnson 59 Dean Kirby Terry Kirk Steven Kirwan Lawerence Kiser David Lentfer David Lewis Tim Liddick John Kitrell Lynn Kleeb Timothy Knight David Kobek Susan Lightner Robin Lobeda Christina Lofgren Mary Kortum Richard Kouma Michael Kavar Kim Kramer Nancy Loos Sharon Lopour Bruce Loveioy Jolene Kraus Michael Kreifels Dianne Krecklow Gary Krogh Sharon Lovell James Luedtke Jayne Mahoney Pamela Krohn Cindy Krueger Pamela Krumm Katherine Krumme Merle Manley David Martin Maribeth Martin Ruth Kuhfaul Dianne Kurtzer James LaFollette Donna Lahm Mary Mattern Peggy May John McCarter John Lamborn Lori Lamphear Steve Landenberger Cynthia Lape Michael McCleery Robin McConnell Loyce McCormick Sonja Larson Randall Leacock Craig Lee Danny Lehr Vicki McDiffett Gregory McDonald Shyla McGill a a ft 60 4(1 4 4jII 4I Teresa McGregor Paul McIntosh Joan McKernan Kevin McKinney Jo Ellen McMahan Edwin McMeen Michael Meehan Patrick Mehuron Rick Messing Mark Metcalf Danny Mick Gary Miller Mark Miller Richard Miller Sandra Miller Cynthia Mitchell Gregory Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Karen Molden Thomas Morey Heather Morgan Gary Morrison Peggy Morton Marilyn Mroz Karey Mulder Debra Murrell Anita Myers Martin Neberman Susan Nmneman Cheryl Null Tim Ogden Dan Ore Rebecca Orr Randall Owen Nancy Pappa Making those last minute touch-ups be- fore the Turnabout is Sonja Larson. . . ® V I yhM Paul Panzek Stanley Parks Denise Parry Nancy Parry Steve Paulson Daniel Payne Carla Pearson Jere Penkava Kimberly Penton Dale Peter Mark Peters Roxanne Peters Larry Peterson Susan Peterson Linda Petracek Cathleen Pettet Tracy Pettit Gregory Pickerel Demce Pickerill Diane Pickerill Jennie Piippo Marchelle Plucknett Gary Pohlman Cindy Pont Mary Poulos Roy Powell Connie Prai Ricky Prise Roberta Rada Cheryl Rap Donald Reinhart Steven Remmenga Jonathan Rezek Carolee Rhoadarmer Sandra Rhoadarmer Louis Ridgley Carol Riley Cynthia Rinne Kevin Rivett Dale Robertson Cynthia Robinson Steven Robison Bruce Rodgers Debra Rodgers Lawrence Rohr Janet Rood Eugene Rorabaugh Teresa Rose Eugene Rosenberry Rodney Rosenthal John Rotert Laura Rotthaus Debra Rowden Susan Ruhmann Janice Rustermier James Ryan 62 Sophomore girls trying out for reserve cheerleader spent numerous Keith Sackschewsky Deborah Sauer Gayleen Schaffer Dennis Scheer Betti Shepard Catherine Sieck John Sipma Eva Schilke Alan Schlattmann Randall Schlegel Rhonda Schlegel Linda Slaughter Bonnie Smith Christine Smith Rita Schlegel Ronald Schluter Loren Schmidt Linda Schneider Gail Smith Olga Smith Carol Sohl Randall Schroeder Sharyn Schukar GusSchuldt Steven Schultz Naomi Sommerville Ricky Standley Monte Steenson Karen Schwabauer Eileen Schweitzer Michael Scribner Rick Sedersten Steven Stehr Karen Stembruegge Domta Stellmg Debra Shanks Richard Shaw Mark Sheldon Kathryn Shelton Sheryl Stevens Pamela Stickney Kim Stmehagen 63 The media center provided a more re- laxed environment for sophs to do research. Jeffrey Stiverson Deanna Stokke Carol Stolzenburg Bobette Story Trudy Strauch Bradford Sturgeon Kathy Suesz Gary Sullivan William Sundeen Clyde Sutter Helen Sutter Sandra Svoboda Beth Swanson Michael Swartz Susan Swartz Ann Swearingen Gary Taylor Richard Taylor Roberta Taylor Susan Taylor Terri Thiesfeld Dwight Thompson Rhonda Thurber Delvm Tobler James Tompsett Douglas Tracy Dixie Troutt Gail Tudor Randy Tweton James Underhill Wanda Underwood Julie Urbauer Dianne Uribe Shelley Uttecht Daniel Uyesato Marjean Vandahl Lou Ann Vanhorn William Vaughn Judith Vifquain Michael Voecks Theresa Voelker Richard Vryheid 64 Susan Wagner Cheryl Waite Bradley Walker Rhonda Walker Kathryn Wallick Robert Walton Nita Walters Dean Wampler Maureen Warne Diane Warren Patricia Watts Alan Webb Lanny Weber Randy Weblemoe Michael Weekly Ann Weideman Juanita Welander David Wenzel Ann Wenzl Donald Wesely Bart West Elizabeth West Diane Westlmg Connie Weyers Jerelyn Weyers Lynne Wilcox James Wilkerson Ardis Wilkinson Beverly Will Nancy Willemsen Patricia Wilson Steven Wilson Janice Wisehart Diana Wollen Randall Woods Joseph Wright Mark Wulf Thomas Yearley Donald Young Gregory Zessin Cheryl Zier Steven Zimbelman Sophomores: 'It's great to be a Rocket' imprints on the mind 69 Board of Education approves New dress and grooming code Supt. John Prasch and the Board of Education attempted to improve communications with students, parents and faculty by sponsoring a summer symposium. A revised dress and grooming code was one of the major re- sults of this discussion. In addition, Supt. Prasch visited Lincoln Northeast to view the new and expanded facilities. Superintendent of Schools, John Prasch, delivers the address at LN open house. Scholl BoorS Members Frut row-Mr Robert Wehesser, Mr Doi Bilbo. Mrs Catherine Rifle. Supt Jlho Prasch Bach row-Mr. Robert Mafee. Or lohi In. Mr Edward Copple 70 The 1970 ROCKET is dedicated to Mr. Harland Taylor in recogni- tion of his untiring service and loyalty to Lincoln Northeast. Un- der his guidance, Northeast has been an outstanding school; out- standing schools reflect out- standing leadership. During his tenure Lincoln Northeast has ex- celled both within and beyond the classroom. Mr. Taylor has al- ways exhibited pride in our school, and likewise Lincoln Northeast is proud of Mr. Taylor. ROCKET Staff “Lincoln Northeast and Rocket; these are words that to me, shall always have special and par- ticular significance; words that stimulate warm and welcome reminiscence. May I leave with you an exhortation —continue to choose carefully your position and then stand firm in the right. as you see it to be; preserve our tradition of excellence. And 1 be- stow upon you a wish from the heart —may the blessing of the eternal God be on you now and in the years to come. Thank you for being my friends and allowing me to be yours.” Harland Taylor 71 Mrs. Helen Hubka and Mrs. Grace Rutherford discuss the day's upcoming agenda. Office personne Necessary part Preparing the daily bulletins, mimeographing the many tests and handouts and compiling the attendance sheets are just a few of the jobs performed by the I help make up of the school Northeast clerical staff to help the school run more efficiently. The staff of six also supervises the student assistants assigned to the office. Helpful office assistance is given to students by Mrs. Leona Scheffert, Mrs. Erma Collister and Mrs. Jeanette Kahm. Issuing activity tickets to LN students each fall is an im- portant job of Mrs. Selma Pavey, school business and activities manager. 72 Administrators keep school running smoothly Helping to make the school op- erate smoothly is the job of Vice- principal Harold Dietrich and Assistant Principals Richard Col- erick and Barry Moore. Mr. Dietrich takes care of stu- dents' individual problems. He is also in charge of planning assemblies. Mr. Moore is responsible for instruction, which includes the enormous task of scheduling classes for more than 1,600 stu- dents. Student services is the main concern of Mr. Colerick as he counsels daily with many Northeast pupils. Mr. Harold Dietrich, vice-principal, is frequently called upon to make a special announcement over the public address system. Mr. Barry Moore and Mr. Richard Colerick, assistant principals, discuss the latest changes taking place in the high school curriculum. 73 Newest Northeast addition Offers relaxed atmosphere Job specialization is needed in Mr. Cecil Pine, building super- maintaining an efficient school. intendent, assisted by 14 men, Mrs. Blanche Schafer, cafeteria keeps the school and cafeteria director, is responsible for pre- in order, paring nearly 800 lunches daily. 74 Mr. Cecil Pine, building superintendent, is able to check the temperature of each classroom on this electronic chart. Job specialization necessary part of LNHS Art, home economics, industrial arts, science and vocal music are all part of the special education curriculum. Many of the students are given the opportunity to par- ticipate in a work-study program under the direction of Mr. Gary Tunnison, student employment coordinator. Instructor and coun- selor for the department is Mrs. Dorothea Plum. Keeping the student body in good health is the gigantic task of the school nurse, Mrs. Lucille Witt. Throughout the year she takes care of the visual examina- tions, height and weight measure- ments and dental checks, plus the regular series of aches, bruises and cuts. Wrapping a student's sprained wrist is all part of Mrs. Lucille Witt's job as nurse. Mrs. Dorothea Plum, special education instructor, plans upcoming assign- ments for her classes. Registering sophomores for second semester classes is a major concern of guidance counselor, Mr. Frank Simon. 76 Junior sponsors, Mr. Lynn Crozier and Mr. William Maly, talk over the financial problems of the Class of 1971. Counselors help, Schedule, test Initiating sophomores, helping juniors plan for the future and preparing seniors for graduation keep eight guidance counselors busy. Innovations include a different approach to scheduling prob- lems. The change helped to move students in and out of class more quickly and with less effort. Tests given this year included the PSAT, S.A.T. and National Merit Examination. Counselors also held a college information session in which they informed parents of the many scholarships available, university entrance requirements and financial aid programs. Monday morning brings the usual line of sopho- mores waiting to talk to Mrs. Vivian Wilson, guidance counselor. Mrs. Beryl Bowlin and Miss Margaret Billings, senior counselors, frequently refer to the various university bulletins in order to help seniors decide where to go after graduation. 77 Sophomores gain skill in driver's education Developing safe driving habits and a proper attitude are the goals of driver's education,” ac- cording to Mr. Bernard Galloway, driver's education instructor. Driver's education covers one semester and includes on-the- road training, simulators, films and classroom instruction. This class is especially popular with sophomores anxious to obtain their license. Mr. John McIntyre, driver's ed instructor, demonstrates the proper use of a simulator car. 78 Checking the training car for flat tires and scratches is done by Mr. Bun Galloway, driver's education teacher. PE instructors Stress fitness Gym class activities are under the careful supervision of Mrs. Joan Albers and Mrs. Vietta Short. Basketball, gymnastics and swimming are only a small part of the many physical education activities. Students are given the oppor- tunity to participate in many extra- curricular games also. Girls Ath- letic Association, Penguin swim club and intramurals are excellent examples of the many and varied activities the PE department sponsors. Coach Bob Heffelfinger hopefully watches his gym- nastics team participate in district competition. Physical education instructors, Mr. Ken Wall and Mr. LeRoy Seng, explain the proper techniques and strokes to the swim class. 79 Students explore world through English The Nebraska Curriculum project is the object of discussion for sophomore English teachers, Mrs. Marlys Hughes and Mrs. Margaret Stednitz. Mrs. Elizabeth Reeder and Mrs. Barbara Kos, English instructors, welcome second semester faculty mem- bers Mrs. Joan Burris and Mr. Timothy Janssen. Structural rather than tradi- tional grammar is the new em- phasis in the English department. The Nebraska Curriculum, a pro- gram of study stressing new grammar techniques and literary selections, is in its second year of operation at Northeast. “Julius Caesar,” Death of a Salesman” and the “Lord of Flies are examples of the Cur- riculum reading list. When the Nebraska Curric- ulum is completed, students in the Lincoln Public Schools will undergo sequential instruction in literature, from kindergarten to grade 12,” observes Mrs. Uhla Maher, chairman of the English department. Senior composition instructors, Mrs. Lynn Benton and Mrs. Janet Adams, combine efforts in creating an attractive bulletin board. 80 GULLIVER'S TRAVELS is the object of discussion for English teachers, Mrs. Ula Maher and Mrs. Helen Krause. Mr. Kent Renegar, Mr. Lawerence Mason and Mr. David Strange, literature teachers, try to decide which books to assign their classes to read. Pep club sponsor, Miss Jean Holmquist, and cheerleader sponsor, Mrs. Nancy O'Brien, take time out from their social studies classes to enjoy a Friday morning pep rally. American history teacher, Mr. Art Bauer, displays concern over the latest football play. 82 Change highlights social studies curriculum “We are trying to establish more individualized study in history. In order to compensate for the dif- ferences between students, we have also developed a more flex- ible class schedule,” explains Mr. Jack Mueller, American history instructor. Along with the new instruction methods, the social studies de- partment added another course, international relations. The class is open only to seniors and is con- cerned with the modern world and its many conflicts. Mr. Melvin Berko, American history instructor, explains to stu- dents the importance of the Constitution. Mr. Keith Leatherman and his unique sports car are a parking lot attraction. Economics teacher, Mr. John Hiza, explains to students the flexibility of the stock market. Mr. George Bruner and Mr. John McCormick, social studies instructors, discuss the possibility of ordering new history books next year. 85 Mr. Henry Willemsen explains to his modern problems class the importance of governmental balance of power. Science classes acquire specialized equipment Northeast students were once again offered a variety of science classes to supplement their schedules. Biology, physiology, physics and chemistry are all part of the curriculum. The department also gained several pieces of new laboratory equipment including an atomic weighing machine and an on- loan computer. Biology teacher, Mr. Richard Temme, illustrates the latest lab discovery to Mr. Keith Watt. 86 The physiology class skeleton is both educational and humorous for science teachers, Mr. Reynold McMeen and Mr. Robert James. Home economics teachers, Mrs. Wanda Brown and Mrs. Mary Jean Gast, offer needed advice on installing a skirt zipper. Home ec department stresses practical skills Clothing construction, food preparation, family living and home planning are some of the home economics courses taught at Northeast. Girls majoring in home ec learn mostly through doing. Students in the sewing classes make such items as slacks, skirts and coats, while the food classes experiment with both the exotic and regular meal ideas. Field trips, fashion shows and a Thanksgiving dinner are all part of the program. Mrs. Ida Klockner, foods instructor, supervises another unusual creation by her class. 87 Miss Audria Shumard's electronic lab is useful in dictating to both typing and shorthand students. Teaching students to balance their journals is a major task for bookkeep- ing instructor, Mrs. Mildred Richards. Business education curriculum expands again Added to the curriculum this year was the complete, three-year distributive education program. Under the direction of Mr. Tim Nilsson, students enrolled in this project worked on business- related jobs to receive school credits. Other commercial and clerical subjects offered include book- keeping, notehand, shorthand, stenographic training, typing and business principles. Besides the regular typing and business classes, Mrs. Dorothy Vifquain and Mrs. LaVerne Rudell also sponsor the Reserve Pep Club. Mr. Tim Nilsson, DE coordinator, demonstrates how to use the new printing press which is a part of the distributive ed program. 89 Math instructors develop Ability, comprehension Mrs. Majorie Adorns explains to her class the many steps involved in prov- ing a geometric statement. Helping students to compre- hend and solve math equations is the objective of the six Northeast math instructors. The course of study ranges from general math to trigonometry classes. Increased ability and under- standing is the goal of the depart- ment. The use of a computer this year, was one of the new devices used in attaining this goal. 90 Mr. Robert Wohlers, algebra teacher, enjoys the use of a computer this year. Mr. Robert Els and Mr. Robert Wagner, math instructors, spend a few minutes before class illustrating a problem on the overhead projector. Mr. Richard Nagele is kept busy answering questions about the geometry assignment. Explaining and helping students to understand trigonometry is the job of Mr. Buren Thomas. 91 Language instructors employ Audio, lab, visual equipment French, German and Spanish are the three foreign languages offered at Northeast. Mrs. Muriel Shores, new French teacher, joined Mrs. Judy Wilcox, Spanish instructor, and Miss Margaret Dolezal, German instructor. To develop greater interest in foreign affairs, language teach- ers sponsored individual lan- guage clubs and holiday contests. Miss Margaret Dolezal explains to students the different genders of vari- ous German words. The language laboratory is an important learning instrument for students under Mrs. Judy Wilcox and Mrs. Muriel Shores. Media specialist, Mr. Richard Larson, pre- Organizing the reference materials is the complicated job of Mrs. pares the equipment necessary in taping an im- Edythe Cascini, head librarian, and media aid, Mrs. Ruth Stacey. portant program. Expansion of media center beneficial to all The biggest change to the school structure came with the addition of a new cafeteria and media center. The media center contains the regular library facil- ities plus a darkroom, cable tele- vision, study carrels, conference room, duplicating equipment and three micro-film readers. Across the hall, the publications department experimented with new headline and layout styles. The NORTHEASTERN staff pub- lished a news magazine, while the ROCKET strived for more infor- mal pictures. Journalism also expanded into a two semester course. 93 Publications adviser, Mrs. Cathie Petsch, helps NORTHEASTERN editor, Joyce Rudell, plan the next issue of the school paper. Practicing and learning the new arrangements is the job of the Triple Trio under the direction of Mrs. Velma Snook. Madrigal group becomes a part of Northeast A variety of new sounds, vocal groups and instructors set the background for the music department. Triple Trio and Boys Octet were joined by another special group, Madrigals. Both the vocal and instrumental music departments participated in the state music clinic. Band and orchestra members were kept busy by performing in assemblies, concerts and half-time shows. Accompanist, Mrs. Norma Bennett, and director, Mr. Duane Nichols, go over the music selections for the Christmas Vespers. Preparing for half-time shows and as- semblies keeps Mr. Duane Schulz, mu- sic director, and the instrumental groups extra busy. 94 sus Mrs. Sharon Coch points out to Mr. George Rush, the variety and unique designs of her art class students. New equipment, course, room All part of expansion in art The newly remodeled art de- partment provides students with a wide selection of courses. Gen- eral art introduces pupils to dif- ferent methods of art. Elementary design studies line, form, shape, color and texture. Art apprecia- tion stresses the history of art and the standards of today. Drawing and painting and commercial art are also offered. 95 Drama instructor, Mr. James Putman, comments silently on the play practice of the Haunting of Hill House. Students enrolled in engine mechanics class listen to instructor, Mr. Lloyd Schmadeke, explain the wide assortment of equipment available. Industrial arts teachers, Mr. Richard Darby and Mr. Evan Boiler view some of the new devices available for their classes. 96 Industrial arts Offers variety Electronics, engine mechanics, welding and vocational agricul- ture are just a few of the subjects studied by industrial art students. Repairing broken radios and par- ticipating in Future Farmers of America are some of the activities open to students in this field. Industrial arts instructors, Mr. Watson Coleman and Mr. Don Mach, evaluate a wood-working class project. Drafting and health class are the main concerns of Mr. Max Hester as he explains to his health students the use of artificial respiration. Mr. Ed Johnson answers a student's drafting question. 97 imprints on the calendar Lincoln Northeast students active in al 100 phases of school life during 1969-'70 year 101 04 105 Council members strive for lounge reopening Student Council holds a meeting in the student lounge to discuss whether it should be reopened. First semester Council officers were. Bruce Prochaska, president; Jerry Campbell, vice president; Rick Genthe, secretary and John Blumer, treasurer. Second semester officers, Rod Orduna, president; Becky Catlett, vice president; Marty Lowe, secretary and Jackie Jonas, treasurer, look at the progress being make in the student lounge. 106 The night before the night before' raised funds Twiceeach week Student Coun- cil met to improve communica- tion between students and teachers and to promote the school image throughout the community. Homecoming and Hub Club dances were sponsored by Stu- dent Council. A fund raising dance, “The Night Before the Night Before Christmas,” also sponsored by Student Council, contributed all its proceeds to the student lounge fund. A school wide survey showed that over 90 per cent of the stu- dents wanted a complete re- modeling of the student lounge. Results of the survey were soon seen as the ceiling of the student lounge was lowered, the walls re- painted and new furniture was ordered from Omaha. A committee on student activ- ism was formed to involve stu- dents in school affairs. One such project was Sweetheart Friday. Attending the State Student Council Convention in North Platte gave members the oppor- tunity to exchange ideas on a statewide level and realize areas in need of improvement in our own Student Council. Mr. Taylor received a plaque from the Nebraska State Student Council Association for being one of its founding members. On the last day of the semester, the Council members were presented pins by Mr. Taylor. 107 Spirit first on Reserve Pep Club's agenda Organized to foster school spirit, the Reserve Pep Club ful- filled their obligations by spend- ing many hours preparing posters for game days and giving vocal support to the teams during rallies and games. Mrs. LaVerne Rudell and Mrs. Dorothy Vifquain, club sponsors, along with the Rocketteand cheerleader sponsors, displayed their Rocket spirit by wearing uni- forms on game days consisting of black jumpers, white blouses and scarves. Reserve pop club girls work diligently on signs for Spirit Week. Reserve cheerleaders: Maureen Myhre, Sue Collins, Marcia £ ley, Laurie Novak, Rebela Shipps, Patty Broadston, Judy Schmidt, Nancy Lahm. Junior girls help cheer LN teams, coaches to victory Attending games and meets to support the Rocket teams was a requirement of each Reserve Pep Club member. Sitting in the rain and snow of the last few football games proved to be a rather wet and cold experience. As a result, a proposal to accept white vinyl rain hats as part of the official pep club uniform was adopted. President Shirley Arnold conducts the reserve pep club meeting. Rockettes migrate on buses to Grand Island, Norfolk games Lincoln was not the only locale that saw the girls and their spon- sors, Miss Jean Holmquist and Mrs. Janet Adams, in action. Two migrations bussed the Rocket spiriters to Grand Island for a football game and to Norfolk for a basketball game. The Rockettes predict victory for the Rockets before the Grand Island migration. Mrs. Jan Adams, assistant sponsor of Rockettes, was honored at a baby shower at the end of first semester. Carolyn Janda and Sandy Lightner are ready to board the bus for the Rockette migration to Grand Island. Rockettes hold chili feed, elect Spirit Girl Added activities included pep button sales, Spirit Week, signs, goal post decorations, and pre- game dinners. For the first time at Northeast there was the selection of a Spirit Girl and a pre-game chili feed. Senior Carolyn Vandahl was chosen as 1 970 Spirit Girl. 112 Jan Metcalf and Pam Bunn were the MC's for a Rockette skit, It's All In the Way You Play the Game before the North Platte football game. 113 Football, basketball cheerleaders create new Being a Northeast varsity cheerleader meant more than leading yells at in-town games. It represented hours of practice during the summer, making hello and coach cheers, perfecting new yells and chants and giving a “cheer-in” for the incoming sophomore girls. Locker and hall signs, sponsor- ing the Kick Off Dance to promote spirit and planning rallies were the duties shared by the fourteen. A new look was given to the girls as white sweaters with black striped cuff and waist were added to the uniform. Mrs. Nancy O'Brien, cheerlead- er sponsor, helped the girls with rally ideas. Cheerleader Gale Warren adds spirit to the Lincoln High basketball game. 114 look in uniforms, cheers, pom-pon routines Football cheerleaders: Linda Weber, Wanda Parks, Pam Marshall, Anita Hughes, Vicki Staberg, Lori Hiza, Char Dietrich. Basketball cheerleaders: Doris Zemke, Beth May, Kathy Ketterer, Sue Doughty, Gale Warren, Becky Catlett, Vicky Wilson. N Club loyally supports all Rocket teams The N Club had a variety of their own cheers to yell at games, One banana, two banana, three banana bunch... With the emphasis on spirit, the 1969-70 N-Club strived to be one of Northeast's most active boys’ organizations. Again the club sponsored the sales of Sports Guides, conces- sions and football and basketball programs. In the spring the boys spon- sored the annual All Sports Ban- quet and chose the evening's queen and her attendants. Highlighting the year was the N-Club skit where the boys took over as cheerleaders. The letterman's club was under the supervision of Mr. Bun Galloway, athletic director. 116 N Club performed for the school at a rally for the East High basketball game. At a Monday night meeting the letterman's club plans a skit for an upcoming rally. At one of the rallies several members of N Club assumed the cheerleader's role. 117 Hours of practice go into annual water ballet Fall found Penguin members busy as they joined efforts to make their “Holiday Swim In water ballet a success. Vera Burchardt, director and Mrs. Vietta Short, sponsor, made sure acts were put together, the mural painted and the master of ceremonies lined up. Two groups of quartets including Ilona Machers, Jean Lee, Pam Marshall, Paula Richardson, Pam Campbell, Karen Vance, Debbie Eley and Betty Collins find that in order to produce a show, there is a need for group cooperation. Carole McCormick, Sandy Essman, Carolyn Janda, Marchelle Plucknett, Linda Stewart, Patty Wilson and Joyce Wulf work to perfect form in land and water routines. Painting the mural, sewing various costumes and preparing the sur- roundings for the water ballet were all responsibilities of Susie Bussear, Jody Bonneau, Karen Vance, Janet Sabalka, Vicky Wilson and Vera Burchardt. 118 'Holiday Swim-In' hig hlights Penguin year Working to perfect style and synchronizing the act took many hours. The show included two solos, trios and larger groups of swimmers. Ringing out the old and bringing in the new found the whole club performing in the finale. Penguins helps the girls per- fect water stunts and diving styles, that can be used to earn letters of accommodation, all which were recognized at their banquet in late spring. - i r Vera Burchardt, Marney Fox, Sharon Toohey, Mary Snell, Chris Williams, Lou Ann VanHorn, Pat James and Debbie Cratsenberg take time out to fix costumes before the performance. Sharon Toohey, Linda Ripa, Pam Bunn, Vicky Wilson, Susie Jansing, Gale Warren, Laurie Novak and Renee Mills give pointers to help acts ready themselves for the show. 119 GAA members participate in gymnastics, bowling GAA girls were off to an early start by sponsoring another Wel- coming Tea” for non-members. Meetings found the girls plan- ning after school activities, ban- quets and playdays, one of which included their mothers. Participation in different activ- ities like gymnastics, golf, bowling and tennis enabled the girls to earn different patches and emblems. Ready to help the girls with their questions was Mrs. Joan Albers, the club sponsor. 120 Many GAA members formed a gymnastics team and held intra-school meets. Good food was the word at the GAA mother-daughter playday. 121 Hard work, much time go into debate speeches After all research and paperwork is completed, Pat Olson and Mark Gordon present their case. Hours of research, constant memorization and last minute panic before deadlines were ex- perienced by the National Foren- sic League members. Under the leadership of Mr. Jack Mueller, the NFL participated in tournaments against debate squads throughout Nebraska. Events included original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, de- bate and impromptu speaking. Lincoln Northeast sponsored the regional tournament Dec. 6, and a beginners tournament in January. The National Forensic League's purpose is to give national recog- nition to debate squads. 122 Debaters Tom Casady, Terry Mahlman, Cindy Erhlich and Linda Hotovy dedicate time to locate and record quotes supporting the strategy of their cases. NFL, Debate members reach for excellence RESOLVE: Congress should pro- hibit unilateral U.S. military intervention in foreign countries. This was the topic discussed by Mr. Jack Mueller's debate class. Using quotes obtained from hours of research, negative and affirmative cases were drawn up and debated in attempt to dis- prove the opponent's arguments. Debates were held between members of the class and against other Nebraska schools. Prior to tournaments, Mr. Mueller helps beginning debaters improve theircases. 123 International Club collects cancelled stamps; At the International Club Christmas party members read the Christmas story in three foreign languages. Kwee Tin Yew, AFS student from Malaysia, stayed with Kathy Schmidt and her family. 124 AFS student from Thailand, So papan Sophie Chareonratha, lived with the Lawrence Glaser family. acquaints members with foreign countries Engaging in useful projects, the members of International Club sold Kings tickets for the Ameri- can Field Service. With the aid of the student body, members col- lected cancelled stamps which were sent to the Northwest Com- munity Clinic in Germany to be cleaned, pressed and resold by underprivileged children. The French, Spanish and Ger- man Clubs featured an originality contest at their Halloween party to determine who could best por- tray the Halloween customs of their country with cookies, hats and lanterns. The holiday foods and festival songs of France, Spain and Ger- many were presented at the Inter- national Christmas party. The Christmas story was read in French, Spanish and German, and skits were given to show how Christmas is celebrated in each of these countries. According to Miss Margaret Dolezal, a cabinet member, the goal of International Club is to extend interest and activities of the foreign language classes. At the Foreign Food Fair, each International Club member brings a dish of his choosing. 125 Masque and Gavel starts anti-smoking campaign Throughout the past year Masque and Gavel members sponsored and sold tickets for the school plays and participated in the Rocket Revue with the pres- entation of a graveyard scene. Other activities included the sponsoring of an anti-smoking campaign and a banquet to initi- ate newly elected officers and members. Club sponsor, Mr. James Put- man, and the cabinet were re- sponsible for the selection of applicants who wished to be- come members. 126 Masque and Gavel members edit the script for a self produced and directed movie on the hazards of smoking. Students find LN's Science Club challenging During the past year Science Club members participated in an expedition through the science department of Wesleyan Univer- sity. At each of the club's meet- ings, topics were presented, ranging from drugs to egg yolks. Mr. Robert Resz and his assis- tants Mr. Richard Temme and Mr. Ellis Jeffery were the club’s sponsors. The Science Club, open to all Northeast students, had no re- quirements for membership other than a genuine interest in science. Mr. Resz demonstrates an experiment to members of the Science Club. During the year many speakers were the guests of the Science Club. After a Science Club meeting, members give ideas and opinions on the evening's topics. Rocket staff creates mini revolution at LN; Produced entirely by the stu- dents, the 1970 ROCKET created a minor rebellion for Northeast journalists. Innovations in pictures, color and format changed the image of the ROCKET. Rocket editor, Cyndi Orr, discusses her ideas about the yearbook with Becky Fischer and Linda Hohensee. 128 The ad staff hangs publicity posters to promote the sale of yearbooks. controversial techniques, ideas applied Journalism jargon was adapted by staff members as they sched- uled pictures, originated policies and sold ads to finance the book. Cyndi Orr, editor, was called upon to see that sections met their deadlines and solve any problems that were to arise, be- sides writing her share of the book. Rocket staff members exchange ideas informally os they work on deadlines. 129 Joyce Rude , Northeastern editor, crops a picture for an upcoming deadline. Northeastern staff strives for more depth, When the NORTHEASTERNs arrive at school, the staff tries frantically to read and assemble them at the same time. Under the leadership of Joyce Rudell, editor, the eight member staff of the NORTHEASTERN combined forces to produce a bi- monthly newspaper. A new approach was taken in publishing the NORTHEASTERN this year. More student opinion was voiced, and there were changes concerning layout and headline techniques. 130 Staff members help proofread the paper before it is sent to the printer. student opinions; edits special issue Cartoons drawn by Jim Furrer, art director, depicted the life, controversy and issues of the Northeast student. Out to Launch, a feature sports column, predicted football and basketball outcomes and com- piled the week's statistics. Mrs. Cathie Petsch was instru- mental in helping the NORTH- EASTERN and ROCKET staffs. 131 'Hili H ouse' breaks play attendance records The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson was spon- sored by Masque and Gavel as the first semester all school play. The play called for an unusual stage set and unique sound ef- fects. These caused problems which the crews overcame with patience and weeks of practice. Bev Simons .. .Eleanor Vance They all go back on the shelves each time. That's the way it's done, explains Mrs. Dudley to Dr. Montague as Theodora and Luke listen quietly. Pat Herman ...Theodora Pat Olson ... Dr. Montague Or. Montague and Luke listen carefully as Arthur tells them that he doesn't drink, doesn't smoke and doesn't read trash as it is bad for the boys. Oh yes, I do want to come. I belong here now, Eleanor tells the force which pulls her to the tower. 132 Gary Cline ... Luke Sanderson Pam Groat .. Mr. Montague Bill Krejci ...Arthur Parker Tess Jonas ...Mrs. Dudley Invisible rabbit entertains LN audiences Combining fantasy and reality, Masque and Gavel presented Harvey'’ as the second semester play. Weeks of rehearsal helped cast members develop the technique of pantomiming, used to portray the six-foot tall rabbit Harvey. Myrtle Simmons ...Sandi Furrer Veto Simmons ... Karen Brammer t wood Dowd ...Jim Furrer Miss Johnson ...Marcia White Duane Wilson ...Rick Anderson Lyman Sanderson, M.D. ...Jerry Renaud William Chumley, M.D. ...Jon Gruett Betty Chumley ...Marsha Watts Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet ...Tess Jonas Judge Omar Gaffney ...Tom Doughty Ruth Kelly, R.N. ...Mary Dolan E. J. Lofgren ■. .Kirby Lehman Drs. Sanderson and Chumley prepare Elwood's injection while Duane Wilson talks with Nurse Kelly. Vela Simmons pays Mr. Lofgren, the cab driver, os Myrtle listens. Judge Gaffney, Mrs. Chumley, Mrs. Chauvenet and Miss Johnson discuss the whereabouts ofElwood. incoln Northeast stage transformed into Duane Schulz directs the Rocket Stage Band as Bill Sundeen solos. Under the direction of Mr. Duane Schulz, the 19th annual Rocket Revue was produced with the theme Twentieth Century Rocket Films Inc. Masters and mistresses of ceremonies Jon Gruett, Allen McConnell, Russ Boyte and Sue Kerrey enacted the role of talent scouts, while Kim Wiseman and Candy Holmes were the curious cleaning ladies. Special lighting effects were used at the beginning of each act to give the appearance of film clips. In the search for talent, the scouts came across a piano duet from Exodus, by Mark West- phalen and Pam Bunn. The Seven Shades of Soul presented Hold On and Spinning Wheel after which Lori Lamphear sang Hick- ory Wind. 'Rocket Films Inc.' during 1970 Rocket Revue Further searching produced re- sults as Ilona Machers danced to “Love Is Blue and the Wacisa Indian Dancers presented the Belt Dance. Audiences were also exposed to a monologue on “Pets, by Bruce Prochaska and a comedy vaudeville act by Jon Gruett and Russ Boyte. Also included in the evening's entertainment were the songs Wonderful MarshmellowWorld, There's Nothing Like A Dame,” “Can’t Say No,” Windmills of YourMind, Cherish,” “Obo- dee, Theme From Romeo and Juliet” sung by soloist Patty Broadston and Jean sung by Jim Hitch. Ilona Machers conveys tranquility while dancing to Love is Blue. As the Ballad of Spoon River unfolds to the audience, Jim Forcer re ofes his life as a crazv man. Lori Lomphear sang a ballad, Hickory Wind ' which she accompanied on her guitar. 136 Jon Gruett and Russ Boyte perform os Id and Earl in a vaudeville routine. Songs of Food, performed by senior girls, featured Ground-round and Hello Delly. 137 Gruett, 'Yankee Doodle' boy, takes spotlight Paulette Watts and Patty Herman take time to discuss their parts of Agnes and Ethyl, George's wives. LN presents Broadway musical 'George AA' “George M“ this year’s oper- etta depicts the life of the author George Cohan and his struggle to get to the top of his business, the stage. George, played by Jon Gruett, breaks away from his par- entsJerry and Nellie in orderto do this. After his goal is reached, he quits the stage and bows out graciously. “George M” a new and popular Broadway musical called for hours of concentrated practice from the cast of forty, the North- east choir and their director Mrs. Velma Snook. Jon Gruett spends much time in perfecting his role as George in the operetta. Jon Gruett ■.. George Cohan Russ Boyte ...Jerry Cohan Candy Holmes ...Nellie Cohan Linda Hohensee ■ ..Josie Cohan Patty Herman ... Ethyl Leavy Paulette Watts ...Agnes Nolan Pat Lopour ... fay Templeton Dave Wampler ...Sam Harris The four Cohans: Jerry, Josie, George and Nellie prepare for another of their traditional performances. 139 Red Cross Council hosts membership campaign Red Cross Council is a service organization which tries to help the community through city wide service projects sponsored by the Red Cross, noted Mrs. Lynn Ben- ton, Red Cross sponsor. Participation in a leadership training clinic at the Nebraska Center for Continuing Education aided in the organization of the group during the first few weeks of school. Members collected pop bottles for the KFOR-sponsored Opera- tion Santa Claus” and delivered them to Gateway for city wide pick-up. Second semester brought the annual Red Cross Fair and an en- rollment drive. The month of May featured the Red Cross Awards dinner. Red Cross officer Becky Orr introduces a speaker at a morning assembly. Special instrumental groups add variety 141 LN's string ensemble gets together to practice for another performance. LN's advanced band performs for a special afternoon engagement. 142 Prep band presents a concert in the Northeast auditorium. '409 gang' provides spirit, listening pleasure Mr. Duane Schulz, director of the instrumental department, was always busy as Northeast music groups kept varied appointments throughout the school year. Small groups including the string ensemble and a brass group were responsible for as- sembly entertainment and call to colors. The Rocket band played an im- portant role in fostering school spirit, as they played for rallies, games and half time shows. Vespers, Christmas concerts, the operetta and the spring con- cert provided listening pleasure for Lincolnites as well as North- east students. The select group of advanced orchestra students take hours in class and out, to perfect tone and quality. Host Maury Damkroger Hostess Cheryl Gage Host, Hostess announced at Homecoming rally 144 Marty Lowe chosen as 1969 'King of Hearts' Steve Westover, Attendant 145 all sports royalty Queen Jan Cejka Attendants John Strain, Gale Warren, Rod Or- duna and Karen Kleeb 146 King Tom Novak may day royalty Queen Karen Kleeb Attendants Cynthia Hoffman and Greg Sullivan King Rod Orduna 147 imprints on the field Varsity Team: Front Row-J Moock. mgr.. T. Adams. L. Hladik. R. Hall, J. Esquivel. Ron Anderson. S. Marshall. L. Graul. R Anderson. S Neberman. W Rosenthal, mgr Second Row Coach Els. R Genthe. J. Biggs. J. Sinner. R Wisehart. B Johnson. G. Sullivan. J. Smith. T Danek. J Hart. J. Bell. K. Hippie. Coach Bauer Back Row T. Novak. S Westover. M Shields. G. Muehlhausen. M Argello, J. Skinner. R Leach. D. Clapper. K Webb. M Damkroger. B Stutzman. S. Knight. G. Wright. Coach Bauer's boys finish with 6-2-1 mark The 1969 Rocket football team experienced a change in coach- ing staff, as Art Bauer returned to assume his former duties as head football coach at Lincoln Northeast. This change caused some early problems in trying to adjust to “Bauer Ball” as the Rockets dropped two early games. How- ever. as the season progressed the team improved enough to win the next five of six games, the oth- er being a tie with Bellevue, and boast a season record of 6-2-1. 150 Head Coach Art Bauer and Assistant Coach Robert Els check their teams situation and signal for an offensive adjustment. to gain fifth place ranking in state polls This effort earned the team fifth place ranking in the state polls, the highest of any Lincoln team. The imprints left on the foot- ball field this year were ones of hard work, determination and success. This success stemmed from the efforts of Coach Bauer and Assistant Coach Robert Els, and from the team members working as one unit. Bauer’s Boys” realized what it took to be a winner. The successful season proves that Bauer Power” is back at Lincoln Northeast. Northeast linemen lay hey blocks to help Senior Fullback Maury Damkroger gain valuable yardage and another LN first down. 151 Powerful offensive, rugged defense, desire A host of tough Northeast defenders gang-tackle helpless victim. The Rockets opened the sea- son with a convincing win over the Fremont Tigers 24-9. North- east displayed a powerful ground attack as they rushed to a total of 308 yards on the ground. The first touchdown of the season came on a 70-yard run by Quarterback Tom Novak. Other touchdowns were scored by End Mike Argello, re- serve Quarterback Rick Genthe and Fullback Maury Damkroger. Northeast suffered its first set- back of the season in a hard fought contest against cross-town rival Southeast 19-7. The lone LN touchdown was scored on a 47- yard run by Halfback Jim Smith. This loss evened the LN record for the season at 1-1. The Rockets lost their second game of the season to another Lincoln rival, East. LN 24 Fremont 9 LN 7 Southeast 19 LN 14 East 15 LN 6 Pius 0 LN 33 Lincoln High 0 LN 40 Hastings 8 LN 36 Grand Island 14 LN 0 Bellevue 0 LN 13 North Platte 6 152 Jim Smith finds out that football has its aches and pains. characterize successful LN gridiron campaign Head Coach Art Bauer offers his suggestions to a Rocket back during a crucial game with Pius at Seacrest. In an action-packed fourth quarter, the two teams struggled from an apparent East victory to a Northeast triumph and back again. A spectacular 80-yard punt return in the final quarter by Novak shoved the Rockets ahead 14-7 with only 8:32 remaining in the game. However, East scored again with just 36 seconds show- ing on the scoreboard and then made the crucial two-point con- version to capture a 15-14 victory over the Rockets. The Rockets got back on the winning trail as they defeated a tough Pius team 6-0. The two teams battled to a deadlock until the fourth quarter, when Argello broke through to block a Pius punt. This was the spark needed by LN as they marched the ball across the goal line for the lone touchdown of the game. The vic- tory left the Rockets 2-2 for the season. Southeast back finds himself in a bad situation as he is thrown for big loss. 153 Improvement keynote of 1969 Rocket team fct John Esquivel and Jeff Bell make a key tackle against Hastings Tigers. The rain didn't bother the Rockets as they rolled to a 33-0 victory over Lincoln High. The offensive line play was compli- mented by Coach Art Bauer as being the best performance this year. Players that composed the offensive line were Ken Hippie, Kipp Webb, Steve Westover, Lon- nie Graul, Tom Adams, John Es- quivel, Jack Hart and Argello. The highlight of the contest came on the last play of the game as End Dan Clapper caught a Mark Shields pass for 48 yards and a LN touchdown. It was a happy homecoming for the mighty Rockets as they downed the Hastings Tigers 40-8. Outstanding plays of the game were a 90-yard punt return by Novak and a 65-yard jaunt by Damkroger, both fortouchdowns. Northeast puttogetherapower- ful offense for a total of 306 yards rushing to drop Grand Island 36- 14 and collected LN's fifth vic- tory of the season. The scoring opened when End Webb grabbed an 18-yard aerial for the touchdown. Webb later caught three other scoring pass- es, one for another TD and two for the two-point conversions. Other scorers in the game were Novak, Damkroger and Wright. The battle between the state's fifth ranked team, Northeast and the fourth ranked team, Bellevue ended in a 0-0 deadlock. The only serious scoring threat by LN came late in the third quarter as the Rockets moved to the Belle- vue nine where the drive ended. Bellevue's final attempt to score came in the waning seconds of the game when they drove to LN's two-yard line only to be stopped by a stiff Rocket goal line stand. The tie left the Rocket record at 5-2-1 and still ranked fifth in the state. Northeast used a stubborn de- fense in the final quarter to stop two North Platte drives and gain a 13-6 win. The final record of the Rockets with this added win stood Jim Skinner confirms official's decision as Maury Damkroger scores. at 6-2-1. 154 Somewhere in this pile lies the Bellevue fullback, who was a victim of a Rocket defense, which put many opposing backs in positions of pain. Bellevue quarterback glances over his shoulder and discovers Senior Tackle Jack Hart closing in fast to make the stop. Well d eserving Rockets receive recognition Senior Fullback Maury Damkroger slants off tackle for an important first down This year Northeast placed two football players on the elite All- City'' team. Fullback Maury Dam- kroger and Tackle Steve Westover were the honored recipients. Damkroger repeating on the All- City squad for the third year was the obvious choice forthe fullback position. He also was the only Northeast representative on the All-State Team. Westover, a two- year letterman, was also on the honor roll for All-State, along with Guard John Esquivel and Half- back Greg Wright. Reserves find the going tough during season RESERVE TEAM FriRt Row-0 Dittenber. J. Hertzel. J Barnett. C Brown. D Standley. B Morford. S. Harris Second Row-Coach Monk. H. McGrew. K. Butler. D Neberman. M. Kuch. B. Schuman. R. Kempkes. 0. Hile. T. Hill. Coach McMeen Back Row-M Reid. M Dmsmore. T Mahlman. J. Sollenberger. J. Michaud. J Wright. L Swenson. D Stillwell The 1969 Northeast Reserve team found the going tough in posting a 1-5 season record. New Head Coach Terry Monk and As- sistant Coach Reynold McMeen noted that inexperience and in- juries caused the team not to jell until the end of the season. The lone Rocket victory came on a 25-0 win over Hastings. Cited for their offensive play were Terry Danek, Rick Genthe and Jim Hertzel. Outstanding on defense were Larry Swenson, Chris Brown, Jerry Barnett and Steve Harris. Even though the record posted by the Reserves was not out- standing, the Rocket fans salute the team's desire, drive and never give up attitude. With the val- uable experience gained and the fine coaching received the re- serve squad should successfully fill the vacancies on next year's varsity team and carry on the fine Northeast tradition. Southeast runner finds the going rugged as Larry Swenson makes the tackle. 157 Sophomore Team: Froot Row - J Stivers� . L. Weber. R Lobeda. S. Kirwu. I. loedtke. ). Ryan. R Shaw.J Curtiss. S Wilson. G Chisholm. I liddich. K Anson Second Row J Caskias. M. Hermance. K. Sackschewsky. R Woods. J. Hall. J Underhill. C. Kennel. I. Sotchell. B Royers, I. Knight. M Swart;. D Wenzel. T. Henson Third Row-M Fleming. J. Wilkerson. R. Schlegel. 0 Young. E McMeen. I. Yearly. P. Mehuron. G. Sullivan. 0 Thompson. R. Standley. J. Baker. Coach James. Back Row-Coach Willemsen. K. Jonoey. A Webb. 0 Hanaman. S. Robison. M Weekly. G. Pickerel!. R. Cramer. R Messing. S. Reminga. S. Stehr. B. Walker. L. Schmidt. Sophomores come on strong for 4-1-1 season The 1969 Northeast Soph- omores ran to another winning season. Coached by Mr. Hank Willemsen and Mr. Robert James, the team scored a total of 183 points while holding their oppo- nents to only 55 points, making for a 4-1-1 seasonal record. This gives the sophomore team a fan- tastic record of 33-4-6 over a period of eight years. The sophomores' tradition of desire and determination was up- held again this year and proved to be the downfall of many Rock- et opponents. Coach Willemsen cited the offensive line and the hard running backfield guided by Quarterback Gaylen Kennel and Backs Dwight Thompson, Tom Henson and Randy Schlegel. Linemen Ed McMeen and Steve Stehr were also commended for their efforts. The Sophomores in their first year discovered what is needed to be a member of a Rocket team. This experience combined with their ability should help them oc- cupy the vacant slots on the var- sity and reserve squads next year. Randy Schlegel looks for daylight after taking hand-off from Gaylen Kennel. 158 '69 cross country team best in LN history In 1969, Lincoln Northeast sud- denly emerged as a Class A cross country power, after being unable to even qualify for the state meet two years ago. Led by Rick Gochnour, the only senior on the squad, and Juniors Ron Greeno, Cliff Karthauser, Bernie Olsen and Jerry Kirkland, the Rockets ran to a third place finish in the state meet. This finish was the highest ever achieved by a North- east cross country team. Before competing for the state championship at Pioneer Park, Coach Max Hester’s runners swept firsts in the Fremont Invita- tional, Lincoln High Invitational, Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational, Lincoln Public School's cham- pionship and the district meet, while placing second only in the Trans-Nebraska conference meet. Junior Ron Greeno takes the lead as he did throughout the season. 159 Cross Country Team: Friat Row- M Hiffins. G. Anderson. I Whitetant. P Powell. I. Wriyht, I OeBnek Second Row - B Olsen. R. MacConnell. R. Leach. K. Kennedy. M Mahoney. A. Belha, D. Gross. S. Bertleld. Back Row-Coach Hester. R. Gochnour. B. Sundeen. R. Greeno. C. Karthauser. R. Ems. R Thompson.). Kirkland. W Schmidt. m(r Gymnastics Team: Front Row _K. Inness. K Young. M. Ross. M Lowe. R. Albers. K Nielsen. R. Roberts Second Rnw- S. Dickey. J. Blumer. M Schuman, D Strough. L. West. G. Horner Third Row - A. Guilarte. 8 Heiliger. R Heffelfinger. 8. Bunn. J Johnson. B Corning. Back Row-Coach Kempkes. Coach Heffelfinger. Northeast regains state gymnastics crown The Northeast Rocket gym- nastics team proved that they were the best in the state by cap- turing their eighth state cham- pionship, the sixth in nine years. Though Northeast had only one state gold medal winner, Dean Strough, they claimed the runner- up spot in four events to out- distance North Platte 71 to 62.5 for the title. Coach BobHeffelfinger’ssquad not only took the state crown, but also won the Trans-Nebraska and district titles and posted a 10-2 season record. Consistent performances throughout the season were turned in by Seniors Marty Lowe, Ken Young, Ken Inness and Jun- iors Dean Strough, Larry West and Mike Schuman. 160 A proud coach relates his success story to LN students. AI i ce Ross added valuable points throughout the season with his superior performances on the side horse. Junior Gymnast Mike Schuman flips toward another first place. All-around performer Marty Lowe exhibits his winning form. Lincoln Northeast reigns as state champ Varsity Teani: Trent R«w - W Rosenthal, mgr.. L. White. J. Sinner. G. Wright. M Mahoney. M Wilber. M Carlson, mgr, E. Grace, mgr Back Row-Coach Johnson. B Stutzman, K. Maresh. T Maupin.). Strain. M Damkroger. B Olsen, R. Tenopir, T. Novak 162 This basket by Maury Damkroger beat Boys Town and put the Rockets into the semifinals. Lincoln Northeast emerged from the 1969-70 basketball sea- son as the best team in the state. Led by the five starters, Tom Novak, Maury Damkroger, John Strain, Greg Wright and Jim Sin- ner, the Rockets beat Southeast and East High to gain a berth in the state tournament in Omaha. Both of these district games went into overtime before the Rockets prevailed. In the first round of the state tournament the LN cagers drew Boys Town. A Damkroger field goal with four seconds remaining in the game gave the Rockets a slim 57-56 victory. In the semi- finals the black and white found the going a little easier as they glided to a 71 -48 win over Scotts- bluff. In the final game the Rock- ets showed their strength as they downed a tough Omaha Tech team 64-54. The victory gave Northeast its sixth state championship and the fifth under Coach Ed Johnson. The Rockets, with an 18-3 record, proved they were number one in the state. Coach Ed Johnson directs his Lincoln Northeast ballclub to another state championship. LN 70 Kearney 31 LN 61 Southeast 49 LN 60 Lincoln High 62 LN 79 Hastings 52 LN 57 Omaha Benson 54 LN 62 Lincoln High 57 LN 61 Norfolk 47 LN 76 Pius 46 LN 39 Southeast 46 LN 68 East 76 LN 69 North Platte 53 LN 86 Grand Island 57 LN 92 Beatrice 66 LN 65 Fremont 52 LN 62 East 52 LN 66 HH Bellevue 45 District Tournament LN 76 Southeast 74 LN 73 East 71 State Tournament LN 57 Boys Town 56 LN 71 Scottsbluff 48 LN 64 H Omaha Tech 54 163 Greg Wright cuts down the nets after the Rockets' big win. Larry White tosses a charity shot as Roger Tenopir and Mike Wilber await the outcome. High-flying John Strain gets no competition from his rivals as he puts in an easy two. Jumping Junior Jim Sinner puts in a valuable bucket for the Rockets. 164 165 The teamwork of John Strain and Maury Damkroger pulled the Northeast Rockets to an easy 76-46 victory over Pius X. Maury Damkroger exemplifies the true grit that the Rockets had in winning the state tournament. Greg Wright realizes that it's all over and LN is number one. Barry Stutzman has more than the ball grabbed. 166 Rockets honored for outstanding achievement The 1969-70 Lincoln Northeast basketball squad not only proved to be the best in the state, but boasted several outstanding players. Heading the list of honorees was Senior Tom Novak. Novak was named to the mythical All-State team for the second year in a row, to the All-City team and to the All-Tournament team. Join- ing Novak on the All-City and All- Tournament team was Maury Damkroger. Receiving All-State honorable mention were Maury Damkroger, Greg Wright and John Strain. Three happy coaches receive the traditional victory shower. 167 All-stater Tom Novak found that the basketball court is no place to take a break from the game. ORTH EAS1, .qRTHB s� ° i H£ i destrue Teem Freet dew-C Froscheiser. mgr., S Undenburger, B Forney. G Kennell. R Genlhe. G Anderson. P Mehuron, M. Stevens, mgr. Back Bow-1 Wright. 0. Taylor, C. Rau. M Shields, M Reid. S. Stehr. M Mahoney. Coach Seng Reserves blast thru opponents, post 13-3 record The Reserve basketball team, steered by Coach LeRoy (Stubb) Seng, used a balanced scoring attack and a sound defense to pull away victorious in all but three games. The team was led in the scoring department by Jun- iors Mike Mahoney, Mark Shields, Charlie Rau and Sophomore Steve Stehr. The Rockets averaged 58 points per game while holding their op- ponents to 44 points. 168 Steve Stehr drives past his man for a bucket. Sophomore loom: Froot Ro -J. Gotchall. T. Barker. K. Rivett.J Baker. D Young. J. Wilkerson. R. Woods. G Forne� . J. Underhill, mgr gock Row-Coach Willemson, H. Forney, 0 Adler, A Belka. R Cramer. D. Folkerts. D. Beaver. T. Schilke. 0. Tracy. G. Sullivan. Coach Willemsen's sophs' take city crown The sophomore team, like the other basketball squads at LN, had a terrific season, posting an 11-1 record. The sophs’ only loss was to Southeast, and that game was decided by two points. Dur- ing the season the young Rockets” averaged 57 points per game while holding their oppo- nents to a 39 point average. It seems as though there is a tradi- tion of winning forthe sophomore teams. Over the past five years they have won 46 games and lost only nine. Several boys reached the double-figure average through- out the season; Don Alder, Har- vey Forney, and Randy Schlegel had the best average out-puts per game. They will be a welcome addition to next year’s reserve and varsity teams. 169 During most of the games this season, the tip off was the only point at which the Rocket foes were close. Swimming Team: Front Row-A. McConnell. R Greer. R Rieke, D. Tobler. T Adams. R Kempkes, A. Darr. J Woodruff, R Hill Second Row-E. Rorabaugh. S. Smith. G. Pickerel, M Wolf. T. Pettit. R McConnell. J. Curtiss. N. Hamel. G. Shepard Back Row-Coach Wall. B Hall. D Wenzel, B. Kraft. B. Johnson, mgr., P Collister. G. Spaulding. J. Blumer, M Schuman. Coach Strange. Swimmers suffer setbacks, look to coming season The 1970 swim record for dual meets was 3-7. Although not a particularly good year, the sea- son was highlighted by many un- derclassmen showing potential for the next year. Two of these underclassmen were Sopho- mores Tracy Pettit and Mark Wolf. Team leaders included four re- turning lettermen, Tom Adams, John Blumer, Rod Kempkes and Alan Darr. Junior John Blumer was the only Rocket finman to make the finals in the state meet. 170 Sophomore breaststroker Tracy Pettit churns towards the finish line. John Blumer exhibits his winning form. 171 Effort is exemplified on the face of Senior Al McConnell during a rocek Wrestling Team: Front Row - R Hall. 0. Standley. T. Knight. A. Longoria, T Karle. R. Orduna. C Lehr Secoii Row—1. Bell. M Hutchins, R Anderson. L. Wilcox. R Landis. T Henson. 0 Merrill Third Row M Hildebrand. C. Reinke, S Ferguson. K. Anson. D. Ray. K Draper. G. Chisolm, A. Elsasser. Coach McIntyre Foorth Row-K Sears. J. Gaskins, M Voecks, D. Dow. 0. Bickford. J. Brinkman. B Walton. D. Kehr. B. Ross. Coach Renegar Back Row-G Howard. J. Corning. R Lobeda. J. Ryan. R. Messing. G. Cooper. LN grapplers finish Lincoln Northeast's 1970 wres- tling squad capped a tough but successful season by posting a winning 5-4 dual meet record. In his sixth year at Northeast, Coach John McIntyre guided his grap- plers to a strong second place finish in both the Trans-Nebraska and District meet competition and qualified seven men for the state meet in Lincoln. Those claiming District cham- pionship titles were Rod Orduna, Larry Wilcox and Ron Anderson. Other Rocket qualifiers were Tom Henson, Art Longoria, Jeff Bell and Ron Landis. Orduna finished the highest in the state meet with a second place. 172 Junior wrestler Ron Anderson enjoys the spoils of victory. Coach McIntyre and Coach Reneger add their encour- agement. Rod Orduna carried a major load for the Rocket wrestlers throughout the season. second in TN, districts 173 The frustration of wrestling is shown on the face of Sophomore Tim Knight. Novak, Smith, Damkroger returning lettermen Coached by Mr. LeRoy Seng, the varsity team looked forward to a fine season. Three returning lettermen: Tom Novak, Jim Smith and Maury Damkroger were the nucleus of the 1970 team. Several underclassmen made the team this year along with several sen- iors from last year's reserve team. The varsity was weak in the pitching department as no pitchers returned from last year’s team. Doug Landrom, Dave Wolf and John Logan, pitchers for the reserves last season, were the prospects trying to make the team this spring. Also looking for a fine season will be reserve coach, Ken Wall. Tom Novak scoops up a hot grounder. 174 Baseball Team: Front Row-Coach Seng, M Carlson, mgr., J. Campbell, J. Smith. T Novak. J. Barnett, J. Esquivel. T. Branaman. B. Utterback, T. Liddick. R Tenopir, J Moock, mgr Back Row-0. Landstrom, M. Oamkroger. K Webb. R Leach, T. Adams. D. Clapper, S. Stehr. 0. Wolf. M. Reid, E. Grace, mgr. 175 All-city player Maury Damkroger swings a big bat. Letterman Jim Smith handles a hot one down the line. Doug Landstrom warms up for coming games. Coach Hester's cindermen aim toward success HlltUHtttlljUt Otfitt,! J r Track Team: Fraat Rdw-K. Stairs. G Sullivan. R. Hall. R. Gochnour. G. Sullivan. L. Dawson. S. Marshall. D. Hanson. M Hildebrand. G Anderson. M Riedel. M Swart?. D Wen?e Second Row-W. Rosenthal, mgr., C Brown. D Sloey. C. Karthauser. R. Greeno. R. Thompson, J. Kirkland. R. Anderson. B. Sundee. J luedtke, J Wright. R. Ems. J. Wilkerson. D Kobek. R Debusk Tkird Row-Coach Hester. B Stutzman. D. Tracy, K. Nielsen, J Bell. K. Hippie. M Wilber. R Schlegel. T. Henson. D Thompson. E. McMeen. B. Whitefoot, D Adler, R McConnell. D. Gross. Back Row-A. Belka, M Mahoney, C. Rau, M. Shields. B. Olsen. D. Folkerts, C. Nielsen, R. Messing, S. Remenga. S. Westover, J Michaud, S. Landenberger. B Walker. B. Schuman. S. Standley. R. Leach. D. Francis, mgr Not pictured: Coach Els. Coach McMeen Northeast trackmen, looking forward to a good year, were wel- comed by cold, wet weather which hampered early workouts. Coach Max Hester looked for his thinclads to be a threat in city competition preparing them for the state meet. The Rockets boasted a strong team with ex- perienced lettermen returning as well as a promising group of underclassmen. Thirteen lettermen returned for the Rockets including Seniors Mike Wilber, Kurt Nielsen, Greg Sullivan, Barry Stutzman, Rick Gochnour, Dave Standley and Steve Westover. 176 Senior lettermen Rick Gochnour, Greg Sullivan and Barry Stutzman practice to get a good start for their race. Kicking high, Mike Wilber stretches to clear the bar. Senior Steve Westover shows his form in throwing the discus. 177 Mark Shields, Cliff Karthauser, Ron Greeno, Rick Thompson and Bernie Olsen jog during warm ups. Tennis Team Frtnt Ron P Hughes. M Mcknight. B. Forne� . T Lickei. L. Bake. G Forney. D. Wampler. D Leavrtte. mgr Back Ron - B. Hall. B. Ptochaska. B. Lea. J. Fischer. R. Johnson. J. Renaad. Coach Watt. Tennis team finishes fourth in state meet The Northeast tennis team built around only one letterman, Dave Lux, came on strong toward the end of the season. The young Rocket team placed first in the York Invitational and brought home the first tennis trophy since 1962 and only the second in the school’s history. Coach Keith Watt cited Senior Lux and Junior Jerry Renaud as being the best all-around players on the team. He also stated that he was looking forward to an even better season next year. 178 John Fischer slams ball at opponent. Rocket golf team faces rebuilding problem Coll learn Front Ro� -B. Forney. G. Forney. J Gaskins Back Row-H. Forney. L. Bird. J. Green. Coach Mueller. P Killeen, I. Chase. With only one returning letter- man from last year’s squad, Coach Jack Mueller relied heavily on the depth provided by under- classmen. This year’s golf team was led by letterman Pat Killeen with strength being added by Sen- ior Larry Bird and a host of soph- omores. The golf team opened the season against Beatrice on March 30. 179 Pat Killeen tees off for the first hole. Sophs' intramural team takes city Dale Merrill comes in hard to put the stopper on Tom Maupin. Senior Dave Hill picks up a blocker and heads for the goal line. 180 crown in football, An extensive intramural pro- gram was set up this year by Mr. Melvin Berka and Mr. Bill Maly. So many students participated that during the basketball season the teams were limited to only five regular games. Flag football, basketball, base- ball and volleyball were the intra- mural sports that LN students could take part in. Mr. Maly and Mr. Berka were not the only ones who helped, as several teachers also volunteered their time. Kipp Webb puts up a shot at the championships at last High. Larry Bird puts on o burst of speed to go in for a layup. KINGS Fbod Host imprints on the economy One reason Shannon Conover goes to Con- over Apco, 6500 Havelock Avenue, is be- cause of the friendly service she receives from the attendants, such as Steve Walling. Mr. Knight explains to Scott and Tim Knight North 48th, is a full service bank offering that Citizens State Bank, located at 2500 the best in savings, loans and checking Bruce Ross and Brad Schuman can't decide what to eat with all the delicious selections at the Colonial Inn Restaurant, 56th and Cornhusker highway. Stop in and see for yourself. Jim Skinner and Dave Stewart can't believe all the money there is in the vault at First National Bank, 1 2th and N Street. If you have any bank business be sure to see First National. 184 accounts. Scott and Tim agree that it is a friendly community bank. Very interest- ingsays Jim Curtiss and Mark Stevens, as they look over the many machines used at Elce and Son Binders, 2626 North 48th. Take your ma- terials to Elce and Son and you're bound to be satisfied. Because of their scrump- tious meals and fast service, Harriette Jump- er, Lynn Rock- enbach and Charlotte Bor- doux always enjoy having a relaxing bite to eat at Rocky's Cafe, 611 2 Havelock Ave- nue. I like that one the best, says Kipp Webb to Jacque Prell as she picks out her 1970 class ring from the wide selection found at Zales Jewelers, located at 1329 O Street. Janet Crow can't decide which flavor of shake she wants. Mister Swiss, 2940 North 48th, has not only every kind of shake, but also offers the best hamburgers and fries in town. 185 Bobbi Story and Debbie Greenfield shop at Bethany IGA, 1432 North Cotner, for all of their party needs. Chips, buns and ham- burger ore a few of the necessities. It is clear to Larry Meier and Rick Miller that the place to go when glass, paint and other hardgoods are needed is Brook's Win- dow Supply, lo- cated at 1617 North Cotner. After discuss- ing his situa- tion with the helpful agents at Gates- Knights, Roger Tenopir is con- vinced that he has found his kind of insur- ance company. Remember, Gates-Knights Insurance Agency, 4820 Huntington, for your insurance needs. Chris Laughlin, Hollis Hackman, Becky Halleen, Susie Jansing, variety of goods are a few important reasons for shopping at Mike Menke, Lori Hiza and Bill Crumb all come to Hinky Dinky to Hinky Dinky, 59th and Adams. For added shopping convenience, squeeze the Charmin. Total savings, friendly service and a wide Hinky Dinky has three other Lincoln locations to serve you. 186 Janet Cejka has found no better way to remember her senior year than through portraits by Edholm and Blomgren, 318 South 12th. Appointments can be made by calling 432-6686. Mike Drabant and Tom Thrasher listen intently to a stereo play- back of their favorite singing group at Roto Records. Want to record a smash hit? The place to go is 2650 North 48th. B-W Clothing Care, 1601 North 56th, is where Larry Hladik and John Esquivil go to clean their uniforms after a rough game. You can relax and watch color TV while you wait. At Cengas, 12th and N Street, Steve West- over understands why gas equipment is so popular. Cengas is a division of the Cen- tral Telephone and Utilities Corporation. Mike Wilber and Jim Smith see how easy it is to work when you have office furniture from Exon's Inc., 23rd and O Street. For Lincoln's best furniture and equipment see Exon's. 187 Mike Shuman and Mike Ross are displaying their blue stamps and stamp books which, when they fill, will be redeemable for valuable merchandise. The Community Saving Stamp Co. isat238North 13th. An automatic machine for piercing gate holes in irrigation pipe may seen unusual, but Gordon Morgan, 3725 Touzalin Avenue, specializes in custom-built machinery. Machines built to your needs. Becky Fischer and Linda Hohensee get their pep club uniforms ready for the next Rocket battle by taking them to One-Hour Sun- Kist Cleaners, 2113 North Cotner. Steve Birdwell, Mike Wilber and Dick Hanneman listen while Mr. Risk Gayed explains the different clauses of an insurance contract. Risk Gayed Insurance, located at 525 North 48th, specializes in For the best deal on that new Kawasaki or Bridgestone cycle you have been saving for, go to Goodwin Motors at 1 16 South 1 1 th. Ride a Goodwin cycle and see what it is like to be alive. 188 car insurance for all ages and risks. Mr. Gayed also offers health, home and life insurance policies. For the best insurance in town stop in and talk to Mr. Gayed. He offers the best for less. Make me beautifulI says Cheryl Gage as Beth May and Wanda Parks look on. Everyone knows that Reece Sybil is the place to go when you want to look more than just nice. Phone 477-4186. For the best in jewelry, do as Dianne Ferguson and Jeanne David- son do. Visit Stevens Jewelers, 1338 O Street. Stevens also spe- cializes in class rings for the high school student. Things are always popping at Topper Popper, 1402 North Cotner. Kathy Pettet buys her party supplies from Ellen Issacs because she knows Topper Popper is Lincoln's snack-time headquarters. Barry's Standard, located at 2542 North 48th, gives you the best service possible, including a few personal touches. Mr. Barry, Carolyn Janda and Don Barry are ready to serve you. 189 To satisfy their sweet tooth or any other hunger cravings, Sue Jansing and Vicki Morris always go to Safeway, 6235 Havelock Avenue, for fast and friendly service. want 500 of these! says Marsha Brunke to Patti Broadston as she orders her pictures. You will be sure to get the best quality pictures at Don Manke Photography, Meadowlane shopping center. Hold it boys, that's not the way it's done! Mark Westphalen and Steve Cruickshank know the best place to get expert advice and service for your car is Focht Skelly, 48th and Holdrege. ,Jim's the name, golf is the game! says Jim Haynes, Jim Green and Jim Jones as they wait their turn to play a refreshing round of miniature golf on one of the three available courses at the Cool Crest Triple Links Golf Course, located at 220 North 48th, open April through October. 190 Throughout the years King's Food Host has been synonymous with Lincoln's youth. After a day of selling ads. Dean Belka, Char Dietrich, Mike Menck, Lori Hiza and Les Gossman stop at the Bethany location, 1340 North Cotner, for Cokes, onion rings and french fries. This is just one of the six King's loca- tions in Lincoln to serve you. ’w 191 Signs are not the only things you can get at Smith Signs, located at 3240 North 61st. Cheerleaders Anita Hughes and Vickie Staberg show Sue Smith the great paint job done on their megaphones. Matthews Texaco, 48th and Leighton, can handle any type of vehicle made. Gale Matthews and Susi Dietz ride in to have their mini-bikes filled with quality gasoline. Doris Zemke and Dave Stewart are overwhelmed with the new cars at Du Teau Chevrolet, 18th and O Street. Du Teau not only offers the best in new cars but has the finest in quality used cars. The facts and figures presented by Mr. Rochester aren't neces- sary to Alan Belka. He has realized that the quality of Wanek's furnishings is what is important. Wanek's, east edge of Crete. Dave Sherry is ready to paint the town red, but Carol and Caron Pettet explain the difficult decoration techniques and advise him to call Pettet Decorating, 434-4378. 192 Whenever Dale Merrill, Roger Tenopir and Jim Roberts have time to spare, you will always find them at Northeast Lanes, 4545 North 56th, leisurely enjoying a game of bowling. Townsend Studio, located at 226 South I 1th, congratulates the Senior Class and the Student Council upon their work this year. First semester president of the council was Bruce Prochaska. Sold, says Janet Cejka as Larry White picks up one of the many bargains available at Uni Auction. For any of your special or un- usual wants visit Uni Auction, 243 1 North 48th. Kathy Allen, Sue Collins and Paula Richardson decide to become flower children and Flowers by Mr. J, 6228 Platte Avenue, makes it. Mr. J's is the place to get flowers for all occasions. The engine should be there, says Debbie Krohn to Marilyn Weist. They don't have to worry though because Norden's Conoco, 2244 North Cotner, will have their car in shape in no time at all. 193 Janet Sabalka displays the wide selection of name brand sets at Triangle TV, 4900 Dudley. With the purchase of a set you are assured of quality servicing. When your mustache needs a trim, Dave Wampler and Steve McBride advise you to go to the Royal Barber Shop, 6213 Have- lock Avenue, where you receive profes- sional service. Arleen's Subur- ban Salon at 2328 North 48th is a place of many hair styling mar- vels. Kim Ber- ger is discover- ing that Denise Jakub is some- what of a mar- vel with her new hair style. Great things are at Arleen's. Vicky and Patti Wilson prefer to shop for all their kitchen needs at Holmes Grocery and Market, 2600 North 48th, where they always receive a friendly smile and a helping hand. When your tummy tingles, head for Comstock Dairy Queen, 1342 North Cotner. Everybody heads for DQ when they feel the urge to gorge themselves. The prices are right and the food is great. 194 If your friend won't tell you, who will? says Cindy Hoffman to Debi Heffel- finger as they go shopping at Varsity Drug, 2700 North 48th. Varsity Drug also of- fers a wide va- riety of gift ideas. Janice Metcalf, Renee Mills, Barb Bosteder and the colonel all agree that you can buy finger-licking good chicken at Kentucky Fried Chicken, 2 ? 00 North 48th or South 48th and Van Dorn. Ruth Tramdachs and Linda Frain convince Norajean Rasmussen that the best place to go when your lawn cries out for help is Lincoln Lawn Service, located at 2301 North 50th. Don't cut your own wood.. See Hood! Tom Barker decides to go to Hood Lumber, 2141 North Cotner, to get perfectly cut wood and other building supplies. Greg Sullivan appreciates the quality and courtesy that Tyrrell's Flowers, 1 133 North Cotner, has always represented. Besides, that's where Karen Kleeb told him to go. •195 In your future I see a house of furniture from Ernie's Store, says Cyndi Orr to a mys- tified Joyce Rudell. Take the 1 5 minute drive on Highway 77 to Ceresco and you will discover the values on name brands in furniture, carpets and appliances. Smiling Jeanne Matthews and Jan Han- sen pick up their expertly cleaned clothes from Victory Cleaners, lo- cated at 4317 North 62nd. Af- ter five dec- ades of service they're still the best! The friendly banker at Havelock National Bank, 6701 Havelock Avenue, is explaining to Mary Arnett, Becky Hanna, Merylin Her- John Bills checks out the vault at the Com- monwealth Co., 126 North 1 1th, and finds that it will easily be able to handle all of his money. 196 man and Debbie Kohler how they should use their new Bank Americards. Over the years these girls and their parents have concluded that for prompt, courteous and expert banking service, there is no better place to bank than Havelock NationalBank. . i. w jvi i Whenever their cars need repair, John Blumer and John Logan take them to Meal- how Standard, 70th and Havelock Avenue. At Mealhow's you will find a man on call 15 hours a day. Pam Bunn, Mark Shields and their friends go to Christensen's because they have the ideal furniture and appliances for every- one. Go to I 1th and M Street and see. Dick Hanne- man, Dave Wil- liams and Les Gossmon know that Winston's MenShop, 70th and Vine, is the ideal place to go if you want to look super. They have the finest selection and variety anywhere. To eat or not to eat... this is a hard decision for Marchelle Plucknett as Lynn Wilcox of- fers her a tray full of delicious rolls. Merle's Home Bake Shop, 1549 North Cotner, is one of the sweet things in life. 197 Wo're almost there! exclaims Terry Carter to his helpful friends as they push their out-of-gas auto into Ed's Mobil Service, 5600 Holdrege, for fast, friendly service. Dennis and Doug Biggerstaff demonstrate some of the futuristic equipment that Biggerstaff Plumbing and Heating uses. For the most modern service see Biggerstaff at 71 20 Logan. Just what we were looking for, says Jim Folsom and Bob Craft as they find the tool they want to rent at Bethany Hardware and Rents, 2 141 North Cotner. Sonja Larson's portrait illustrates the fine photographic work of Ramsey Studio, 140 South 48th. For excellence in any picture, you can depend on Ramsey Studio. V The Holiday Inn Restaurant, located at 5250 Cornhusker Highway, is known for its leisurely, yet luxurious atmosphere. Don Reinhart, Ken Sisel, Don Lentfer and Lu Ann Kramer know it is the best. 198 Ed Weir makes sure his nickles and dimes will be safe and secure by taking them to the bonk with a reputation for fast, friendly service — the National Bank of Commerce, 1 3th and O Street. Sorry, says Marty Lowe to Nancy Lahm, but you'll have to wait your turn. As all seniors know, Mohawk Cap and Gown, located at 1 125 R Street, is the place to go for quality gowns. Randy Portsche agrees with Tim Branaman that the furniture at Kaufman's is just what they have been looking for. Kaufman Fur- niture, 2 701 North 48th, has the best deals and the great- est furniture that can be found. If you want to get a swinging haircut, Doug Landstrom and Jerry Campbell recommend you try the Swing-In Barber Shop, located in the shopping center at 56th and Holdrege. Congress Inn, 2001 West O Street is Lin- coln's Little China. Susie Ketterer and Jean Starita find eating with chopsticks in- teresting and fun. Congress Inn offers both American and Chinese foods which are ex- pertly prepared by Chinese chefs. For res- ervations call 477-8567 or order your meal to go. 199 i Becky Catlett admires her portrait at Dan Roland Photography, 2945 O Street. Dan Roland specializes in capturing memories of weddings and your high school years in living color. Union Loan and Savings at 209 South 13th is the best place to go to save your money with interest. Jody Bonneau, Barb Olson, Ellen Thompson and Terri Bartlett follow the advise of their friend Whether they're out with their favorite guys or just sitting at home in front of the tube, Jackie Markwardt and Nancy Story always stock up at Clifton's Corn Crib, 1 150 North 48th. Mr. Eley shows his daughters, Debbie and Marcia, how easily they can get their homework done with the new World Book En- cyclopedia. His office is at 5500 Holdrege. 200 Mr. Green Thumb and save where their money earns. Union Loan and Savings, organized in 1907, has two locations in Lincoln. Save and be independent — a good American tradition. Karen Hageman tries out one of the many out-of-sight cars found dt Dean Brothers Auto, 1835 West O Street. Bev Dean knows, no matter which one Karen chooses, she'll get the best deal in town. For any music need you may have, Cindy Sundeen and Dave Tyler advise you to go to Dietze Music House, 1 208 O Street, for the best in records, music and instruments. Peggy Brown and Judy Keller make all their clothes from the groovy materials available from the House of Fabrics, located in Pied- mont Shopping Center at 1 265 North Cotner. 201 Being twins may be confusing, but Denice and Diane Pickerel have found the Midwest Hairdressing Academy, 1 15 North 12th, to be Lincoln's personalized beauty school. Mrs. Ruth Hemmer invites any graduating senior to consider a course at Midwest, one of Lincoln's finest. Rain or shine, Rebela Shipps and Cindy Irick know the best place to take all their clean- ing is Butler's. For years But- ler's Cleaners, 4725 Sf. Paul, has served the community. Whenever Art Longoria and Judy Schmidt start hankering for some of that super- delicious Mexican food they head for the Taco Hut, 249 North 1 1 th. Reed Johnson has discovered Marvin's For Men Barber Shop, in the Meadowlane shop- -ing center, to be Lincoln's barbering head- quarters. Appointments can be made by calling 466-5050. 202 To find the latest styles, Laurie Novak and Jackie Jonas shop at Carlton's Shoe Store, 6133 Havelock Avenue. Who knows, maybe next year's pep club uniforms will include boots from Carlton's. Whenever they are cruising down North Cotner Boulevard and get the desire for good food, Bill Haas and Pat Killean go to Taco Joe for the best in Mexican food. Kerr-McGee, 2910 North 48th, specializes in servicing the customer completely. Be- sides quality gas, Kerr-McGee offers a complete line of brand name tires at lower prices than any other service station in town. Doris Zemke, Pam Marshall, Sue Doughty and Kathy Ketterer agree that there is no better place than Kerr-McGee. The next time you ore in the area, stop in and get the best. 203 Mary Mattern and Janet Eng- lish go to Hy- land Bros. Lum- ber Company to get all their lumber sup- plies. If it has to do with lum- ber you can al- ways count on Hyland Bros, to have what you need. Hy- la nd B r os. 60th and Platte. Keith Ludden proves to Don (Beave) Beaver that Bill and Tony's IGA at 6201 Havelock Avenue, is a very relaxing place to shop (if it's done the right way) for their grocer- ies and party goods. Paul Hill, a Northeast graduate, is a good example of the apprenticeship program set up by Mr. Garner, the founder of Garner Tool and Die, located at 4200 North 48th. There's something fishy going on here, says Jim Furrer. London Aquarium, 6842 Havelock Avenue, is Northeast Lincoln's tropical fish headquarters. There isn't a job that Char Die- trich and Dean Belka cannot handle after getting their work supplies at the OP. Store, 1 55 4 North 48th Street. Quality and low price represent what the O P. Store represents. Cindy Rausch and Jackie Walter go to Ten-28 Fabrics, 1028 O Street, to purchase their material. Ten-28 has a large variety of colorful fabrics and any no- tions that you may need. The address is the same as the name, Ten-28. 204 When preparing for that special event, Debbie Parker and Doris Poor put a hair do from Ben Your Hairdresser at the top of their lists. They can choose from five Lincoln locations, including one in the Meadowlane shopping center, 70th and Vine. Ben's also of- fers a complete beauty culture course. New, enlarged facilities have been designed to aid the student's instruction. This portrait of Gayleen Schafer is just one example of the excel- lent photography of Anderson Studio, 1036 O Street. Stop in and have Anderson's take your senior pictures. Boohs are only one of the many items you can buy at the Nebraska Book Store, located at 1 135 R Street. Rick Gochnour, Jan Gossard and Mike Ray display the variety and quality of items available. 205 In preparation for their next battle with Snoopy, the Red Baron, Ed McMeen, Alan Belka and Gaylen Kennel head for Sports- land Unlimited, 3505 North 48th. Jim Beam and Rich Greb know that the place to go for all their lumber and repair needs is Meek Lumber, 244 1 North 4 8th. There is no need to shy away from those small fix- its you have been putting off— just go to Meek Lumber. Dick Hanne- m a n, Steve Birdwell and Mike Wilber al- ways take their car to McCart- ney's Auto Ser- vice at 1440 North Cotner. McCartney's takes pride in the many years they have served the peo- ple of Lincoln. Havelock Pharmacy, 6136 Havelock Avenue, offers not only fine health supplies but also carries many fine gifts. Peggy Barnhill, Jean Lee and Evelyn Hawkins know it is the place to go. Joyce Wulf shows Jan Ross the place to go for friendly service and reasonable rates. They dig Farmers Insurance Group, 5612 Holdrege. 206 8 4th and O Drive-In pro- vides the best entertainment in Lincoln all year round. Rick Genthe and Dean Belka de- cide to take in one or two of their fine se- lections for an evening of fun. For the finest foods, Gail Smith and Pat- ty Franson goto the Patio Res- taurant, 48th and Fremont. At the Patio, they always get the best meals at reasonable prices. Also available is a carry-out service. 2HUCK STEENSti You'll never 'tire' of the great service that you receive at Steenson's Conoco, 2958 North 48th,“ says Rodney Rosenthal to Monte Steenson. It's the best. CAPITOL ANIMA OtlC Whether their sicknesses are large or small, Mike Bergstraesser and Char Dietrich bring their pets to the Capitol Animal Clinic, 633 North 66th, for the finest care. Rick Thurber offers the Weaver's chipmunk a chip os Tom Shuck- man enjoys one himself. Weaver Potato Chip Co., 1600 Center Park Road, are the only chip-choppers in Lincoln. 207 Rub-a-dub-dub, three girls in a tub. Peggy Green, Sue Pickerel, Cathy Farr and Randy Weblemoe discover that the best appliances can be found at Green Furnace and Plumbing, 2747 North 48th. Nancy Schulenberg and Peggy Brown always let Darrell Brown Decorating, 71 1 1 Lexington, paint its way into their homes. When your house needs re-decorating call Darrell Brown, 434-5480. Have a house or an apartment building to sell? Come see the managers of Lincoln's finest apartments, Nebraska Real Estate, located at 5500 Holdrege. For A-1 service go to Loos A-1 Skelly, 48th and Adams. Becky Loos, Cheryl Fowler and Rochelle Loos see that their car's engine will soon be in tip-top condition. 208 Mr. Joe M. Wright of Prudential Insurance Company of America at 510 Sharp Building, explains to Joe Wright and Susie Jansing the fast action and reasonable rates available. Phone 477-3981. Mitzi Hennesey, Pam Shonerd and Donita Stalling all agree there's nothing better in the whole world than eating out at turn's, 46th and O Street, turn's is where it's at! John Strain and Tom Maupin are amazed at what's going on inside this huge computer at the Lincoln School of Commerce and Na- tional Business Institute, 1821 K Street. 209 SENIOR SUMMARIES A TOM ADAMS: Student Council; Band: N Club; Football, Re- serve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter; Sophomore May Day Attendant. GREG AHLMAN RON ALBER: Choir, Operettas; N Club; Gymnastics, Letter; Hastings, Nebraska-Boys Octet; Boys Glee. JUDY ALBERT: Orchestra, Letter; Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes, Vice President; Reserve Pep Club; International Club, Secretary; Language Club, German; GAA, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Letter; Coun- ty Government Day; Honors Convocation; Youth Symphony; State Music Clinic; String Ensemble. RUSSELL ALBERTS LINDA ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Re- serve, Varsity, Letter; Sophomore Class Treasurer; All- School Plays. DON JA ANSON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. MICHAEL ARGELLO MARIJA ARMANOVS JAMES ARMINTROUT: Cross Country. RAY ATWOOD STEVEN AVEY: Football; Reserve; County Government Day. B STEVEN BAER STEVE BAILEY JERRY BALL KEITH BALL: Transfer from Lincoln High. STEVE BALLARD: Intramurals. BOB BARNETT PEGGY BARNHILL ANNE BARTLETT: Girls Glee; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. KATHY BASLER ALORIS BAUERS: Reserve Pep Club. SUSAN BAUERS: DECA. DEBRA BAUMAN WILLIAM BECK: Football; Track. KATHLEEN BECKER: Reserve Pep Club; GAA. DEAN BELKA: Orchestra; Operettas; NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rocket Revue; County Govern- ment Day; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Youth Sym- phony; Voice of the Young Citizen. JOYCE BENASH: Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation. STEPHEN BERAN: Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Swimming. RANDY BERGFELD: Intramurals. SANDRA BERGMAN: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes MIKE BERG- STRAESSER JACQUELINE BERRY: Choir; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. ACIE BETTINGER MARY BET- TINGER: Girls Glee. BRENDA BICKFORD: Rockettes: Reserve Pep Club; International Club; GAA; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convocation. DOUG BIGGERSTAFF: Band, Letter; Rocket Revue; Orchestra; Operettas; Dance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Stage Band Clinic. LYLE BIGLEY: Band, Letter. LARRY BIRD: Honors Convocation. STEVE BIRDWELL Band, Letter; NORTHEASTERN; Journalism Clinic; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival; Intramurals. FRANCIS BLACK ELK MARVA BLACK ELK JOHNNIE BLISS BARBARA BOSTEDER: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Reserve Pep Club. JEFFREY BOTTS RUSS BOYTE: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue, MC. RICHARD BRAASCH GARY BRAKHAGE: Work-Study Program. LINDA BRAKHAGE: Band: Orchestra, Letter; Rocket Revue; Dance Band; Youth Symphony; Mideast Band Fes- tival; String Clinic Festival; State Music Clinic. TIMOTHY BRANAMAN: Band; DECA; Intramurals. ANTHONY BREHM: Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish, French; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays; Voice of Young Citizen; Voice of Democracy; Creighton Prep Speech Meet. PATTY BREHM KENNETH BRETHOUWEB ALLEN BRICK: Boys Glee; Mixed Chorus; Seattle, Washington. MICHAEL BRINKMAN IVAN BROMAN: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. MIKE BROOKS: Rocket Revue; County Government Day. ALAN BROWN LINDA BROWN: Reserve Pep Club PEGGY BROWN: GAA. JAN BRUNER: Band, Orchestra, Letter; Rockettes; GAA: State Music Clinic; Mideast Band Festival. JOYCE BUDT: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Rocket Revue. NANCY BULS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Science Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Gymnastics; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays; Science Conference. PAM BUNN LARRY BUNTEMEYER: Choir; Boys Glee; Red Cross; Rocket Revue. VERA BURCHAROT: Band; Twirler; Operettas; Penguins, Stu- dent Director, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Inter- national Club; Language Club, French; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. C JERRY CAMPBELL: Student Council, Vice President; Sopho- more May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation. TIMOTHY CAMPBELL MICHAEL CARLSON: N Club; Science Club, Presi- dent; Basketball, Varsity, Letter, Manager; Baseball, Letter, Manager; Voice of Young Citizen; LNHS Correspondent for KFOR. SUSAN CARLSON: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rock ettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German. TERRY CARTER REBECCA CATLETT: Student Council, Vice President; Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Girls Glee; Rockettes,- Reserve Pep Club, President; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays. JANET CEJKA: Student Council; Choir, Secretary-Treasurer; Oper- ettas; Girls Glee; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross, Secretary; International Club; Rocket Revue; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Presi- dent; Sophomore Class Secretary; Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore May Day Attendant; HUB Club Council; Student Council Convention HARLAN CHAMBERLAIN RACHEL CHAP- PELL: Band, Letter; Twirler; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA, Letter, Secretary, Treasurer; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. SOPAPAN CHAROENRATHA: AFS Student from Thailand; Rockettes; Inter- national Club; Student Council; Crete, Nebraska-FHA; FTA; Homecoming Queen; Pep Club; Girls Glee; Student Council; Cardinal Staff. DAN CLAPPER: Choir; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Operettas; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Re- serve, Varsity, Letter; Honors Convocation; Intramurals. GARY CLINE: Art Club, President; Gymnastics; All-School Plays. RICHARD COLE PAUL COLLISTER: Orchestra; Operettas; Red Cross, Treasurer; Swimming; FCA; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; Band Clinic. MARTIN COOK SLYVIA COOK JAMES CORNING: Band, Letter; Rocket Revue; Football; Wres- tling; Honors Convocation; Dance Band. MICHAEL CREAR: Rocket Revue. STEVE CROMER: Band, Letter; Orchestra; Oper- ettas; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Wesleyan Band Festival; Tromoone Trio. SUZANNE CROSIER VIRGINIA CROUNSE: Girls Glee; Rockettes, Reserve Pep Club; Drama Class Plays. GARY CULVER MELBA CURTIS: 210 Band; Rockettes; International Club; Childress, Texas - FTA; FHA. 0 MAURY DAMKROGER: Student Council; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter, Co-Captain; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Baseball, Letter; Boys State; Homecoming Host; Sophomore May Day Attendant. BRUCE DANLEY TERESA DANNER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross; GAA. ALAN DARR: Band; N Club; Rocket Revue; Swimming, Letter, Co-Captain; Tennis; FCA; Mideast Band Festival; Penguin Show. JEANNE DARR: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JEANNE DAVIS: Mixed Chorus; Reserve Pep Club; GAA. LARRY DAWSON: Track, Letter; FCA. GLEN DENSBERGER: All-School Plays; DECA. CHARLENE DIETRICH: Orchestra; ROCKET; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. SUE DOUGHTY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic. MICHAEL DRABANT: Band; Science Club; Rocket Revue; NFL Debate. VICKI DRAGOSH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. RICHARD DRAPAL: Choir; Boys Glee; Oper- ettas; Madrigals; Rocket Revue. DALE OURST. E TERRY EBBEN: Mixed Chorus; GAA. SUSAN EDWARDS: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA, President, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. GARY EHLERS ARTHUR EISENMAN GERALD ELLIS JOHN ELS: Golf; Science Conference. DELORA EPPENS: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JOHNNY ESQUIVEL: N Club; Football, Reserve, Var- sity, Letter, Co-Captain; Baseball. SANDI ESSMAN: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; Interna- tional Club; GAA, Vice President; All-School Plays. F JANE FAGER: Rockettes; International Club; Language Club, French; Bangkok, Thailand. DENISE FARLEY CATHY FARR: Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club; FAA; Rocket Revue. DAVE FERGUSON JOHN FISCHER: N Club; Radio Club, Vice President; Masque and Gavel; Science Club, President, Vice President, Secre- tary; Tennis, Letter; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. ANNETTE FLOCK: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. CHERYL FOWLER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. LINDA FRAIN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation MICHAEL FRANSON WAYNE FREE HELEN FRER- KING; Band, Letter; Reserve Pep Club. LOIS FRITTS: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; Girls All State Cho- rus. KATHY FRYE FRANK FUNK: Work-Study Program. JIM FUR- RER: NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET, Photographer; Journalism Clinic; Masque and Gavel, President, Vice President, Trea- surer; Operettas; Rocket Revue; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; Creighton Prep Speech Meet. G CHERYL GAGE: Student Council; Rockettes, Secretary; Re- serve Pep Club, President; Rocket Revue; Homecoming Hos- tess; Sophomore May Day Attendant; Intra-City Student Council. BOB GAMMEL: Football; Drama Class Plays; Intra- murals. DENNIS GARBERS TOM GEDWILLO: Rocket Revue; All- School Plays. DEBORAH GERGENS: Reserve Pep Club. DEBORAH GIEBELHAUS SUE GIES: Orchestra, Letter; Operettas; Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German; Honors Convocation; State Music Clinic; String Ensemble. CATHY GLASER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; In- ternational Club; Language Club, French; GAA, Secretary; Girls State; Honors Convocation; AFS to France, AFS Sponsor; Betty Crocker Winner. RICK GOCHNOUR: N Club; FFA; Track, Letter; Cross Country, Letter. DIANA GOESCHEL MICHAEL GOODWIN: Band, Letter, President; Trumpet Trio; Drum Ma- jor; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Voice of the Young Citizen; Mideast Select Band. JANICE GOSSARD: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish. LES GOSSMAN: ROCKET; County Government Day; Honors Convocation. EOWARD GRACE: Orchestra; N Club; Basketball, Varsity, Letter, Manager; Baseball, Letter. LON- NIE GRAUL: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Varsity, Letter; Track; Honors Convocation. ARDELLE GRAVEN: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Rocket Revue. PEGGY GREEN: Rockettes, Treasurer; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. GLORIA GRITZ PAMELA GROAT: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel, Secretary; Rocket Revue: Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. JON GRUETT: Band, Letter; Orchestra; Choir, President; Operettas; FFA, President, Secretary; Rocket Revue, MC; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; Intramurals. H BOB HAHN: Science Club; Honors Convocation. JOHN HALL: N Club; Baseball, Letter; Track; FCA. RICK HALL: Student Coun- cil; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Wrestling, Let- ter; Track; County Government Day; Honors Convocation. DICK HANNEMAN: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; NORTHEAST- ERN; Journalism Clinic; Rocket Revue; Senior Class Trea- surer; Boys State; Honors Convocation; DECA, President, Vice President; Intramurals. BILL HANSEN DIANE HANSEN GARY HARDT: Choir; Orchestra; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; DECA; State Music Clinic. JACK HART: Student Council; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter, Co-Captain; Track; Boys State; Honors Convocation. RODNEY HARTMAN.- Science Club, Vice President; Honors Convocation; Varsity Debate. TERRY HART- SHORN DAVE HATFIELD: Work-Study Program. EVELYN HAW- KINS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; County Government Day CONNIE HAYES SHARON HAYES DAVE HEACOCK: Operettas; Masque and Gavel, Vice President; Science Club; Rocket Revue; Golf; Drama Class Plays; All- School Plays; Voice of Democracy; Midwest Science Con- ference DEBI HEFFELFINGER: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Con- vocation. LYNN HENKEL: Red Cross; Science Club. SALLY HEN- NINGER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Con- vocation; Voice of the Young Citizen. SHIRLEY HENRIKSEN: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JANIS HERGERT PATTI HERMAN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Re- serve Pep Club: Masque and Gavel; Red Cross; Art Club; International Club; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All- School Plays; Honors Convocation. JIM HERPOLSHEIMER: Stu- dent Council; County Government Day; Intramurals. JOHN HERSTEIN: Chess Club, President, Vice President: Honors 211 Convocation. DIANE HIELEN: Girls Glee; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. DAVE HILL: N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity; York, Nebraska-Student Council, President; Track, Letter; Sophomore Class Officer. RICHARD HILL: Track; Cross Country; DECA. BEN HITCH JIM HITCH LORRAINE HIZA: Rocket; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Drama Class Plays. LARRY HLADIK: N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; FCA; Intramurals. LANE HOAGE CYNTHIA HOFFMAN: Girls Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rockettes, Treasurer; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. STEPHEN HOLLERS: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue. CANDACE HOLMES STEVEN HOOD LARRY HORNUNG MARY HUDZICKI: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA: Rocket Revue. ANITA HUGHES: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep lub; Masque and Gavel; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays. ELIZABETH HUGHES: Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. LYLE HUSTON RUSSELL HUSTON MARK HUTCHINS: Student Council; Band; N Club; Science Club; Wrestling, Letter; Track; Cross Coun- try; Boys State; Honors Convocation; Dance Band; Voice of the Young Citizen. I KENNETH INNESS ELLEN ISAACS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; DECA, Vice President. J DONALD JACKSON PAT JAMES: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, German; Rocket Revue. CAROLYN JANDA: Band, Letter, Secretary- Treasurer; Twirler; Penguins, President, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Ger- man; Science Club, Treasurer; GAA, Letter; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Governor’s Youth Conference; Mideast Select Band. SUE JANSING. NORTHEASTERN; ROCKET; Pen- guins, Vice President, Treasurer, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Honor Reserve; Rocket Revue. CAROL JENSEN: Band, Letter; Twirler; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; GAA; Mideast Band Festival. LONNIE JERNIGAN SUSAN JES- SEE: Mixed Chorus. JEFF JOBES: Band; Junior Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; DECA, Treasurer; State Leadership Conference. JOSEPH JONES CARLA JOHN- SON JAN JOHNSON: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Con- vocation-, Washburn High. JOYCE JOHNSON: Mixed Chorus. MIKE JOHNSON: Track; Wrestling. REEO JOHNSON: Science Club; Tennis, Letter; Honors Convocation. ROBERT JOHNSON: Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter. VICKIE JOHNSON K BARBARA KAAR: Work-Study Program. DAN KAHLER: Chess Club; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Golf Team. JOHN KALNINS LINDA KALVODA: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Latin; Honors Convocation; Science Conference. RICK KEANE: Boys Glee; N Club; Swimming, Letter; Drama Class Plays. KEITH KENNEDY: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; International Club; Language Club, French; Track; Cross Country. SUE KERREY LEILA KES- LAR: Choir; Arizona-Madrigals, Mixed Chorus. Pep Club, Red Cross, Language Club-German, Honors Convocation. KATHY KETTERER: Student Council; Choir; Operettas; Rock- ettes; Red Cross; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Sophomore Class President; Junior May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation. ROSEMARY KINISON: Mixed Chorus. MICHAEL KINNEY TERRI KIPPER CHERYL KIRBY: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross, Secretary; GAA; Honors Convocation; State Music Clinic KAREN KLEEB: Student Council; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, President; Rocket Revue; Junior May Day Attendant. RANDALL KLIMM: FFA; Track. JOEL KLUSKA CHARLES SCOTT KNIGHT: Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; County Govern- ment Day. JEFFREY KNIGHT LYNETTE KOEHNE: Reserve Pep Club. PAMELA KORANDA: Band, Letter; Orchestra; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; Mideast Band Festival. PETER KORTUM JAMES KITSCHWAR: Bridgeport, Nebraska-Football, Varsity; Basketball, Reserve; All-School Plays. TOM KRAFT BILL KREJCI: Orchestra; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; State Drama Festival. VICKIE KROGH: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; In- ternational Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convo- cation; Science Conference. STEPHANIE KUEBLER GERALD KUEHN: Football, Reserve. DAN KURTZER L DEAN LAHM: FFA: Gymnastics. JANICE LAMBORN BILLIE LAM- SON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. RONALD LANDIS: Wrestling, Letter. DOUG LANDSTROM: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve; Basketball; Baseball Team; FCA. JAN LAYTON: ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation. RANDY LEACH: Student Council; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter; Base- ball; FCA; Honors Convocation; Intramurals. BARBARA LEAR JEAN LEE MARK LEHMAN MIKE LEHR DONALD LENTFER: FFA; Pius X. DEBRA LESOING DENI LEWIS SANDY LIGHTNER: Band, Letter, Twirler; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. LEROY LOUTHAN MARTY LOWE: Student Council, Secretary; N Club; Football, Reserve; Gymnastics, Letter; King of Hearts; Honors Convocation MARY LUDOEN: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; Pius X. PRISCILLA LUKE: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, French; Rocket Revue; County Government Day; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; Pittsburgh, Pa.-Science Club; All-School Plays; Student United Na- tions; Math Club; Gymnastics Club. DAVID LUX: Band; N Club; Tennis Letter, Captain; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. JEFF LYNESS: Band. M JAMES MADSEN JACKIE MARKWARDT: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Secretary; Rocket Revue. JACQUELINE MARSHALL: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club: GAA; Honors Con- vocation. PAM MARSHALL: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee-, Pen- guins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Treasurer; Cheerleader, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. SCOTT MARSHALL: Band, Letter; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Gymnastics; Track; FCA; Senior Class Treasurer: Junior Class 212 Treasurer; Mideast Band Festival. VICKI MARTIN: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. PAUL MAT- TERN: Choir; Orchestra; Operettas; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; All-State Music. THOMAS MAUPIN: N Club; Basketball, Re- serve, Varsity, Letter. BETH MAY: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Junior Class Secretary. JULIA MAYFIELD VICKIE MAYS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Inter- national Club. CHARLES McCLURE. Transfer from Australia. ALAN McCONNELL: Band, Letter; N Club; Rocket Revue, MC; Swimming Team, Letter; Track; Cross Country; FCA; Dance Band; Mideast Band Festival; Stage Band Clinic. LINDA McGOVERN: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation. NOREEN McKINNEY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club. JANIS McVEY SANDRA MEHAN JUDY MELICHAR: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA. RONALD MELLEN MIKE MENCK: ROCKET; Intra- murals. RAY MENEFEE: Wrestling DALE MERRILL: N Club; Football, Reserve; Wrestling, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Intra- murals. STEVEN MERTZ JANICE METCALF: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Treasurer; County Government Day; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; Lincoln High-Orpheons. JACK MICHELS: Honors Convocation. CAROL MILLER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. CAROL MILLER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. THOMAS MILLER RENEE MILLS: Band; Twirlen Penguins, Treasurer, Letter; Rockettes; Re- serve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. JIM MOOCK: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; N Club; Rocket Revue; Football, Varsity, Letter, Manager; Baseball, Letter, Manager. STEVE MORGAN: Band, Letter; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Tennis; Honors Convocation; Debate, Letter; NFL; Mideast Band Festival; Select Band. VICKI MORRIS: ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA; Rocket Revue. GLEN MUEHL- HAUSEN: Student Council; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Swimming, Letter. DAVID MUIR PATRICK MURPHY: Or- chestra; Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys Glee; Mixed Chorus; Rocket Revue; Track; Drama Class Plays; Youth Symphony PEGGY MURPHY N STEVE NEBERMAN: N Club; Football. Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Baseball; Boys State. NANCY NEISIUS NANCY NEISWANGER KENNETH NELLIS: Boys Glee; Intramurals. GEORGIA NEWVILLE: Language Club, French, German; Oklahoma City, Okla.-Pep Club. CHRIS NIELSEN: Baseball; Track. KURT NIELSEN: N Club; Gymnastics, Letter; Track, Letter; Honors Convocation. TOM NOVAK: N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Baseball, Letter; Boys State; Sophomore May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation. 0 SALLY O'DONNELL: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Con- vocation; Plattsmouth, Nebraska. JOHN O'KEEFE RICHARD OLSEN PATRICK OLSEN: Student Council; Masque and Gavel, Treasurer; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; All-School Plays; Varsity Debate; Intramurals; Italy—Junior Class Offi- cer; Sophomore Class Officer. ROD ORDUNA: Student Council, President; N Club; Wrestling, Letter; Junior May Day At- tendant; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. KENNETH ORE: Band, Letter; Rocket Revue; Dance Band. ROBERT OROS- CO CYNOI ORR: Student Council; Girls Glee: NORTHEASTERN: ROCKET, Editor; Rockettes, President; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Language Club, French; Rocket Revue: Quill and Scroll; Senior Class President; County Government Day; Girls State; Honors Convocation; AFS to Greece; Voice of the Young Citi- zen; Voice of Democracy; DAR Good Citizen Award; Elks Leadership Contest; Knights of Pythias Contest. P KAREN PARIZEK WANDA PARKS: Student Council; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Varsity; Honors Convocation. LINDA PEARSON MARY PETERSON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. ROBERT PETERSON CAROL PETTET: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Art Club; Rocket Revue. CARON PETTET: Rocket Revue; Reserve Pep Club; Rockettes. KIM PHELPS: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; County Government Day; Honors Convocation. NANCY PHILIP- PI: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. SUSAN PICKEREL: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Red Cross; Interna- tional Club, Vice President; Language Club, French; Rocket Revue; Sophomore Class President. CHRISTINE PICKERILL DEBORAH PIERCE: Mixed Chorus ARTHUR PIONTEK CHERYL PLOCK DAVID PORTER DEBRA PORTER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation. RANDY PORTSCHE: Choir; Operettas; Boys Octet; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve; Intramurals. JACQUE PRELL: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Junior May Day Attendant. RUSS PRIESS BRUCE PROCHASKA: Student Council, President; N Club; Rocket Revue; Gymnastics-, Tennis, Letter; Track; FCA; Junior Class Vice President; Boys State; Junior May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays. PATSY PROCTOR: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes MONTE PUEPPKE R CATHERINE RADA: Rockettes; Rocket Revue; Honors Convoca- tion; All-School Plays. NORAJEAN RASMUSSEN: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. CINDY RAUSCH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. DONNA RAY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation MICHAEL RAY: Mixed Chorus; N Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish. Rocket Revue; Football, Reserve, Manager; Track, Manager, Letter; Honors Convocation; Governor's Youth Leadership Conference. TIM REA: Mixed Chorus. WAYNE REARICK LYNN REINHART: Transfer from Illinois. RICK RHOADARMER: Honors Convocation; Kear- ney, Nebraska. KATHY RICHARD LINOA RIPA: Band, Letter; Twirler; Penguins’ Treasurer, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Language Club, Spanish; GAA; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival. DEBORAH ROBERTS: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Science Club; Honors Convocation; Science Conference; All-School Plays. JAMES ROBERTS RONALD ROBERTS RONALD ROBERTSON JOHN ROBIN- SON JOHN W. ROBINSON ROB ROHN: N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter WESLEY ROSENTHAL: Band; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter, Manager; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter, Mana- ger; Track, Letter, Manager; Honors Convocation. JANICE ROSS: Rockettes, Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. MIKE ROSS: N Club, Vice President; Gymnastics, Letter. RAE ROTHE DALE ROTSCHAFER JOYCE RUDELL: Student Coun cil; NORTHEASTERN, Editor; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes, President, Vice President; Reserve Pep Club; Red 213 Cross; International Club; Rocket Revuff Quill and Scroll; Girls State; Honors Convocation; Student Council Conven- tion: Homecoming Chairman. S LARRY SANDAHL: Track. BERNARD SAZAMA TERRY SCALF: Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; Iowa-Girls Glee; GAA. JO ANN SCHAFER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convo- cation. JEFF SCHEFFERT: Band; Football, Reserve; Baseball; Drama Class Plays. STANLEY SCHIERMANN: Boys Glee; Chess Club, President, Secretary-Treasurer; Science Club; Honors Convocation. JUDI SCHLATTMANN: Reserve Pep Club. KATHY SCHMIDT: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Inter- national Club; Rocket Revue: AFS Sponsor. WESLEY SCHMIDT: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; Chess Club; N Club; Rocket Revue; Track; Cross Country, Manager; Voice of Democracy; Intramurals WILLIAM SCHMIDT: Intramurals. THOMAS SCHUCK- MAN NANCY SCHULENBERG: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Vice President; Rocket Revue; Voice of the Young Citizen. LINDA SCHULTZ JANET SCOTT; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convoca- tion. KATHY SCROGGINS THOMAS SEADORE MICHAEL SEIP RUS- SELL SEVERN VICKY SHAW: Reserve Pep Club MARK SHELBY: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee. GARRY SHEPARD: Swimming. DAVID SHERRY: Track; Intramurals PAMELA SHONERD: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes, Secretary; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. PAME- LA SIMONDS; County Government Day. BEVERLY SIMONS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel, President, Vice President; Operettas; International Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. KEITH SIMONSEN: Radio Club, President, Vice President; Track; FCA. TERRY SINNER KEN SISEL FFA. JIM SKINNER: Choir; N Club, President; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Gymnastics, Letter; Homecoming Attendant. JUDITH SKIN- NER: Mixed Chorus; Rockettes. GLEN SLAUGHTER DEBBIE SMITH: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA: Rocket Revue. JIM SMITH: Student Council, Treasurer; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter-, Base- ball, Letter; Senior Class Officer, President; Sophomore Class Secretary; King of Hearts Attendant. LAURIE SMITH: Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club. MARGARET SMITH DOROTHY SNESRUO: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citi- zen. JAMES SOHL: Science Club, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Track. KATHIE SPAHN: Rockettes; Honors Convocation. VICKIE STABERG: Student Council; Girls Glee, Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club, Secretary; Red Cross; Cheerleader, Varisty; Rocket Revue; Junior May Day Attendant. STEVEN STANDLEY: N Club; Track, Letter; Intramurals. JEAN STARITA: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. GREGORY STARLIN FRED STARR: FFA. President; Franklin, Nebraska. GARY STATLER: Choir; Oper- ettas; Boys Glee. CHUCK STEENSON: Choir; Boys Glee. DOUGLAS STEVENS MARCIA STEVENS DAVE STEWART: Student Council; Boys Glee; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter. JEANETTE STICKNEY: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Honors Convocation. DIANA STILLWELL: Band, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue; Dance Band. NANCY STORY: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club. JOHN STRAIN: Student Council; Choir; Operettas; N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Boys State; Junior May Day Attendant; Honors Convocation. DANIEL STUDER: Band, Letter, Honors Convocation. TAUNYIA STUR- GEON BARRY STUTZMAN: Choir; N Club; Football, Varsity, Letter; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter. ANN SULEK: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convocation; National Mer- it Semi Finalist. GREGORY SULLIVAN: Student Council; N Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; FCA. CINDY SUNDEEN: Orchestra; Operettas; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; Honors Convocation; Youth Symphony; State Music Clinic. JEAN- NETTE SUTTER: Reserve Pep Club. GLORIA SWANSON PAUL SWANSON: FFA, Treasurer. NANCY SWENSON RAYMOND SWICK: Milford, Nebraska-Basketball, Reserve. LOUAYNE SWIFT: Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue. T MIKE TABOR ROGER TENOPIR: Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter JAMES THOMAS: Football, Reserve. CATHY THOMPSON: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Honors Convocation. THOMAS THRASHER: Football, Swimming. RICHARD THURBER SHARON TOOHEY: Penguins, Vice President, Letter; Rockettes; Re- serve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. RUTA TRAMDACHS: Rock ettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel, Secretary, Treasurer; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays; Voice of the Young Citizen. SHEILA TRAUSCH: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA: Rocket Revue. DANNY TRUMBLE LINDA TURNER U STEVEN UTTECH: Transfer from California. V VICKI VALLIS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club CAROLYN VAN DAHL: ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Quill and Scroll; Honors Convocation; Spirit Girl. GEORGE VARNER DEAN VAUGHN: Mixed Chorus; FFA; Pocane High. DONALD VOGEL. W ARTHUR WAGNER STEPHEN WALLING DAVID WAMPLER: Band; Orchestra; Choir; Boys Glee; Dance Band; All-State Music. LARRY WARBOYS: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee. LINDA WARD: Band, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Honors Convocation; Mideast Band Festival; Select Band. GALE WARREN: Orchestra; ROCKET; Journalism Clinic; Penguins, Secretary, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheer- leader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue; Sophomore May Day Attendant. CONNIE WATSON: Choir; Operettas; Rock- ettes; Honors Convocation; DECA; Wayne, Nebraska-Pep Club. CLEVE WATTS MARSHA WATTS: Operettas; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Language Club, Spanish; Honors Convocation; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. PAULETTE WATTS: Choir; Operettas; Triple Trio; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. THOMAS WATTS ROBERT WAY: Radio Club. KIPP WEBB: N Club: Football, Varsity, Letter; Basketball, Reserve; FCA; Honors Convocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; Oshkosh, Nebraska -Student Council; Band, Letter; Orchestra, Letter; Science Club; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Sophomore Class Officer. LINDA WEBER: Student Council; Choir; Oper- ettas; Girls Glee; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, 214 Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Honors Convocation. JIM WEERS: FFA, Vice President; Football, Reserve; Intramurals. MARTIN WEIHING: Track, Honors Convocation. ED WEIR; Football, Re- serve; Track. KATHY WELLS: Band; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club; GAA, Vice President. CATHERINE WEST CHERYL WESTCOTT: Mixed Chorus; NORTHEASTERN; Jour- nalism Clinic; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; International Club, Secretary; Language Club, French; Quill and Scroll; Girls State; Honors Convocation. STEVE WESTOVER: Student Council; Choir, Vice President; Boys Glee; Operettas; ROCKET Staff; Journalism Clinic; N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity Letter; Track, Letter; FCA; Senior Class Vice President; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Treasurer; County Govern- ment Day; Boys State; King of Hearts Attendant; Honors Con- vocation; Voice of the Young Citizen; All-City, All-State Football; Boys Nation; Elks Leadership Contest; Sertoma Football Achievement Award. CATHY WESTRICK: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. ROBERT WHEATLEY MARCIA WHITE: Operettas; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; Rocket Revue; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. RON WHITEBEAR: AAMCO Boxing Team; Intramurals. ADA WHITNEY MIKE WILBER: Choir; Operettas; Boys Glee; NORTHEASTERN; Journalism Clinic; N Club; Basketball, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Voice of the Young Citizen. LARRY WILCOX BILLIDENE WIL- KENS: Transfer from Lincoln High. THOMAS WILL CHRISTINA WILLIAMS: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Interna- tional Club; Honors Convocation. JANICE WILLIAMS: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; International Club; GAA; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. STEVEN WILSON VICKY WILSON: Choir; Operettas; Girls Glee; ROCKET; Jour- nalism Clinic,- Penguins, President, Letter; Rockettes; Re- serve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. ROGER WISEHART: N Club; Football, Reserve, Varsity, Letter; Intramurals. KIM WISEMAN: Band, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Masque and Gavel; GAA; Rocket Revue, MC; Drama Class Plays; All-School Plays. GLORIA WITULSKI: Band, Letter; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Mid- east Band Festival. BARBARA WOERNER: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Mixed Chorus. DAVID WOLFE: Choir; Operettas; Madrigals; Boys Glee; Rocket Revue; Baseball; Honors Con- vocation; DECA. EDITH WOLFE PAM WOLFE: Girls Glee; Rock- ettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA, Secretary; Rocket Revue; Honors Convocation. MARGARET WOODWARD: Rockettes; Re- serve Pep Club; Drama Class Plays; DECA, Secretary. GREG WRIGHT: Student Council, Treasurer; N Club; Football, Var- sity, Letter; Basketball, Varsity, Letter; Track, Letter; Homecoming Attendant; Junior May Day Attendant; Oswego, Illinois. JOYCE WULF: Penguins; Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; GAA; Rocket Revue. Y KWEE TIN YEW: Student Council; Rockettes; International Club; GAA; Student Council Convention; AFS from Malaysia. RICK YORK KENNETH YOUNG 2 DORIS ZEMKE: Rockettes; Reserve Pep Club; Cheerleader, Reserve, Varsity, Clinic; Rocket Revue. DICK ZIERKE RHONDA ZLAB LN students CHEERLEADERS Varsity Football Charlene Dietrich Lori Hiza Anita Hughes Pam Marshall Wanda Parks Vickie Staberg Linda Weber Basketball Becky Catlett Sue Doughty Kathy Ketterer Beth May Gale Warren Vicky Wilson Doris Zemke Reserve Patty Broadston Sue Collins Marcia Eley Nancy Lahm Maureen Myhre Laurie Novak Judy Schmidt Rebela Shipps GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1st Semester President Judy Albert Vice President Jackie Jonas Secretary Rachall Chappell Treasurer Jody Bonueau 2nd Semester President Sue Edwards Vice President Kathy Wells Secretary Cathy Glaser Treasurer Jody Bonueau Judy Alber Debbie Armstrong Linda Arnold Shirely Arnold Bette Baker Dianne Ball Monteal Basler Monica Basler Vicke Belz Barb Bisner Charlotte Bordeoux Glenda Bourne Randy Brehm Jan Bruner Jeanette Carlson Barbara Clinefilter Jean Cole Betty Collins Shannon Conover Janet Crow Carol Damkroger Terri Danner Jean Davis Cindy Dugdale Ruth Ingiverson participate Denise Jakub Teresa Jenkins Alette Jensen Juliann Johnson Tess Jonas Kathy Joseph Harriette Jumper Jackie Jou Bobbie Kaenel Laurie Kahl Pam Koranda Nancy Kassebaum Nancy Kaye Connie Kelley Jane Kennedy Nancy Kerrey Kathy Ketterer Chris Keyser Jackie Lageson Donnal Lahm Becky Lahr Pat Lapour Mary Lerddeu Cheryl Manning Linda MaGruder Jayne Mahoney Mickey MaLaughlin Mary Martin Mary Mattern Peggy Moilon Debbie Murrell Anita Myers Joyce Myers Luaane Neutzman Gloria Oliver Connie Prai Denise Parry Nancy Parry Roxi Parry Nancy Parry Carla Pearson Denise Petere Linda Ripa Jan Ross Janet Sabalka Rhonda Schlegel Betti Shepard Shirley Slocum Gail Smith Tina Smith Pam Snuth Carol Sohl Donita Stelling Pam Stickney Bobbette Story Kathy Suesz Bobbie Taylor Terri Thiesteld Mary Title Ronda Thruber Sharon Toohey LouAnn VanHorn Tonja Wagner Susie Wagner Kathy Wallick Diane Warren Ann Weideman Gail Weihing Quanita Welender Jan William Nancy Willimsen Kim Wiseman 215 216 Joyce Wulf Kwee Tin Yew Cheryl Zeir Gleoria Zeir INTERNATIONAL CLUB 1st semester President Shannon Brown Secretary Diane Ferguson Treasurer Pat Carlson 2nd semester President Karen Brammer Vice-President Debbie Bescheinen Secretary Cheryl Westcott Treasurer Becky Lahr Elisa Adams Marcia Alber Donna Anson Sheila Bates Marilyn Blackelk Charlotte Bordeaus Pat Brinkman Cindy Brotzman Joyce Budt Pat Cahill Jeanette Carlson Christy Clapp Barbara Clinefelter Shannon Conover Melba Curtis Cindy Ehrlich Sheila Evans Jane Fager Mary Fech Michelle Fischer Mary Fitl Jan Gossard Louise Graesser Linda Grice Becky Halleen Becky Hanna Peggy Hart Sally Henninger Beth Hughes Virginia Irwin Alette Jensen Alice Jorgensen Harriett Jumper Nancy Kaye Connie Kelley Keith Kennedy Nancy Larson Priscilla Luke LaMila Lutes Maribeth Martin Ilona Machers Vickie Mays Becky Orr Roxie Peters Marchelle Plucknett Margo Reeves Carol Riley Cindy Rinne Carol Robertson Debbie Sauer Rhonda Schlegel Rita Schlegel Kathy Schmidt Paula Smith Carol Sohl Judy Spager Debbie Stansbury Karen Stembruegge Jeanette Stickney Ann Sulek Terri Thiesfeld Debbie Waite Ann Weidman Cindy Wheeler Judi Wolfe Karen Vance MASQUE AND GAVEL 1st semester President Jim Furrer V. President Bev Simons Secretary Pam Groat Corres. Secretary Pat Olson 2nd semester President Bev Simons V. President Dave Heacock Secretary Karen Brammer Corres. Secretary Jim Furrer Jackie Berry Tom Casady Rachel Chappell Barb Clinefelter Jim Curtiss Tom Doughty Cindy Ehrlick Sandi Essman Lois Fritts Marcial Guajardo Lavonne Hennessey Sally Henniger Patti Herman Jan Hicks Anita Hughes Ron Hutchinson Tess Jonas Joel Kennedy Sue Kerrey Bill Krejci Patrica Lapour Anne Lee Keith Ludden Mary Ludden Priscilla Luke Mary Mattern Joan McKeran Sandi Miller Steve Morgan Becky Orr Cyndi Orr Margie Reeves Jon Rodshafter Bonnie Smith Dorothy Snesrud Ruth Tramdachs Jim Underhill Kathy Wallick Glenn Watts Marsha Watts Patricia Watts Marcia White Jan Williams Kim Wiseman NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 1st semester President Terry Mahlman V. President Pat Olson Sec. Treasurer Tom Casady 2nd semester President Pat Olson V. President Becky Drabant Sec. Treasurer Pam Brown Tom Cardwell Barb Clinefelter Jim Curtiss Mike Drabant Mark Gordon Marcial Guajardo Rod Hartman Linda Hohensee Linda Hotovy Ann Lee Mary Mattern Sandy Miller Steve Morgan Larry Peterson Joyce Rosenthal Loren Schmidt Karen Vance Kathy Wallick Judith Albert Russell Alberts Ann Bartlett Dean Belka Michael Bergstraesser Larry Bird Anthony Brehm Ivan Broman Vera Burchardt Michael Carlson Rebecca Catlett Paul Collister James Corning Steven Cromer Susan Edwards John Fischer Linda Frain James Furrer Cathy Glaser Michael Goodwin Leslie Gossman Edward Grace Lonnie Graul Gloria Gritz Richard Hall Richard Hanneman Jack Hart Rodney Hartman Sally Henninger John Herstein Larry Hladik Mark Hutchins Carolyn Janda Reed Johnson Linda Kalvoda Leila Keslar Kathy Ketterer Vickie Krogh Janice Layton Randy Leach Michael Lehr Sandra Lightner Martin Lowe David Lux Paul Mattern Stephen Morgan Thomas Novak Patrick Olson Cynthia Orr Wanda Parks Kim Phelps Christine Pickerill Bruce Prochaska Linda Ripa Wesley Rosenthal Joyce Rudell JoAnn Schafer Stanley Schiermann Pamela Shonerd James A. Smith Sue Smith Ann Sulek Cynthia Sundeen Carolyn Vandahl Paulette Watts Linda Weber Steven Westover Christina Williams Pamela Wolfe PENGUIN CLUB 1st Semester President Vicky Wilson V. President Gale Warren Secretary Susie Jansing Treasurer Ranee Mills Student Director Vera Burchardt 2nd Semester President Carolyn Janda V. President Sharon Toohey Secretary Betty Collins Treasurer Linda Ripa Jody Bonneau Linda Arnold Pam Bunn Susie Bussear Debbie Cratsenberg Sandy Essman Debbie Eley Margaret Fox Pat James Jeanne Lee Carol McCormick Ilona Machers Pam Marshall Laurie Novak Marchelle Plucknett Paula Richardson Janet Sabalka Mary Snell Linda Stewart Karen Vance LouAnn VanHorn Chris Williams Patty Wilson Joyce Wulf STUDENT COUNCIL John Strain Bradley Walker National Honor Society Mark Westphalen Patricia Wilson Kwee Tin Yew 2nd semester President Rodney Orduna V. President Rebecca Catlett Secretary Martin Lowe Treasurer Jacqueline Jonas Monica Basler Jeff Bell John Blumer Patricia Broadston Jerry Campbell Janet Cejka Sopapan Charoenratha Mary Dolan Cheryl Gage Rick Genthe Ronald Greeno Richard Hall Roger Heffelfinger Mark Hutchins Joel Kennedy Timothy Knight Steve Landenberger Steven McBride Patrick Olson Cynthia Orr Wanda Parks Bruce Prochaska Randall Schlegel John Strain Mark Westphalen RESERVE PEP CLUB 1st semester President Jackie Jonas Vice President Ellen Thompson Secretary Sue Sehnert Treasurer Cindy Irick 2nd semester President Shirley Arnold Vice-President Harriette Jumper Secretary Nancy Herpolsheime Treasurer Paula Smith Chris Aguilar Judy Ahrens Becky Alex Kathy Allen Jean Anderson Pam Andreas Mary Arnett Linda Arnold Peggy Ball Janet Barnhill Georgia Barthuly Linda Bartlett Terri Bartlett Peggy Behrens Kim Berger Pat Berry Debbie Bescheinen Jody Bonneau Sharon Bontrager Cheryl Bosteder Karen Brammer Pat Brinkman Pat Broadston Cindy Brotzman Carol Brown Cheryl Brown Pam Brown Shannon Brown Marsha Brunke Pam Burnham Sue Bussear Oebi Butt Judy Cadwallader Pam Campbell Jeanette Carlson Pat Carlson Debbie Carstens Pat Chappell Barb Clinefelter Pirn Coatman Kathy Coats Susan Cole Sue Collins Sue Connick Janet Crear Michale Cruthers Jeanne Davidson Bev Dean Susie Dietz Becky Drabant Marilyn Drewel Debbie Eisel Marcia Eley Joyce Emery Janet Endorf Sheila Evans Kathy Faimon Jill Fazel Dianne Ferguson Becky Fischer Yvonne Garrison Lynn Gillispie Louise Graesser Linda Grice Toni Gunn Karen Hageman Debbie Hahn Becky Hanna Janice Hansen Brenda Hanson Martha Harrington Sue Harrold Cheryl Hegener Lavonne Hennessey Sharol Hensler Sue Hereth Marilyn Hermann Darla Hiatt Janet Hicks Linda Hohensee Linda Hunt Ruth Ingwerson Cindy Irick Judy Irons Annette Jacobsen Marilyn Janda Fran Jimenez Dianne Johnson Judy Johnson Juliann Johnson Linda Johnson Laurie Kahl Debbie Kahler Nancy Kaye Judy Keller Connie Kelley Cathy Kirk Laura Klein Deb Krohn Jackie Lageson Nancy Lahm Becky Lahr Nancy Larson Cindy Lee Bobbie Lehl Donna Lisle Becky Loos Rochelle Loos Pat Lopour Cathy Love Carole McCormick Ilona Machers Joyce Magorian Nancy Manley Gayle Matthews Jeanne Mathews Mary Mehuron Jackie Munson Yvonne Munson Joyce Myers Maureen Myhre Debbie Neisuis Phyllis Nelson Luanne Neutzmann Laurie Novak Barb Olson Sue Packett Debbie Parker Sherrie Patzel Linda Peter Terry Planer Doris Poor Margye Reeves Cheryl Richardson Paula Richardson Carol Robertson Joyce Rosenthal Karen Ross Janet Sabalka Dawn Sanders Terri Schaffer Patty Scharf Linda Schlegelmilch Judy Schmidt Rebela Shipps Linda Siske Chris Skiles Shirley Slocum Joan Snowardt Debbie Stansbury Linda Stewart Debbie Stilwell Karen Vance Mary VandenBosch Debbie Vanderhar Pam Wach Tonja Wagner Debbie Waite Vicki Waples Brenda Way Connie Wendt Marilyn Wiest Judy Wolfe Glenda Wurdeman Bev Young Gloria Zier ROCKETTES 1st semester President Cvndi Orr V. President Joyce Rudell Secretary Cheryl Gage Treasurer Peggy Green 2nd semester President Joyce Rudell V. President Judy Albert Secretary Pam Shonerd Treasurer Cindy Hoffman Donna Anson Peggy Barnhill Debbie Bauman Sandy Bergman Jackie Berry Brenda Bickford Barb Bosteder Jan Bruner Nancy Buis Joyce Budt Pam Bunn Vera Burchardt Susan Carlson Becky Catlett Janet Cejka Rachel Chappell Sophie Charoenratha Ginny Crounse Melba Curtis Terry Danner Janie Darr Charlene Dietrich Sue Doughty Vickie Dragosh Sue Edwards Delora Eppens Sandi Essman Jane Fager Cathy Farr Annette Flock Cheryl Fowler Linda Frain Sue Gies Cathy Glaser Diane Goeschel Jan Gossard Ardelle Graven Pam Groat Evelyn Hawkins Debi Heffelfinger Sally Henninger Patti Herman Lori Hiza Mary Hudzicki Anita Hughes Beth Hughes Ellen Isaacs Pat James Carolyn Janda Susie Jansing Carol Jensen Jan Johnson Linda Kalvoda Kathy Ketterer Karen Kleeb Pam Koranda Cheryl Kirby Vickie Krogh Billie Lamson Jan Layton Jeanne Lee Sandy Lightner Mary Ludden Priscilla Luke Noreen McKinney Linda McGovern Jackie Markwardt Jackie Marshall Pam Marshall Vicki Martin Beth May Juli Mayfield Vickie Mays Sandy Mehan Judy Melichar Jan Metcalf Carol Miller Renee Mills Vicki Morris Nancy Neisius Sally O'Donnell Wanda Parks Mary Peterson Carol Pettet Caron Pettet Nancy Philippi Sue Pickerel Debbie Porter Jacque Prell Patsy Proctor Cathy Rada Norajean Rasmussen Cindy Rausch Donna Ray Linda Ripa Debbie Roberts Jan Ross Jo Ann Schafer Kathy Schmidt Nancy Schulenberg Janet Scott Terry Scalf Bev Simons Judy Skinner Laurie Smith Debbie Smith Dorothy Snesrud Kathie Spahn Vickie Staberg Jean Starita Marcia Stevens Jeanette Stickney Dianna Stilwell Nancy Story Ann Sulek Cindy Sundeen Louayne Swift Cathy Thompson Sharon Toohey Ruth Tramdachs Sheila Trausch Vicki Vallis Carolyn Vandahl Gale Warren Linda Ward Paulette Watts Linda Weber Kathy Wells Cheryl Westcott Cathy Westrick Marcia White Chris Williams Jan Williams Vicki Wilson Kim Wiseman Gloria Witulski Barbara Woerner Edith Wolfe Pam Wolfe Margaret Woodward Joyce Wulf Kwee Tin Yew Doris Zemke SCIENCE CLUB 1st semester President John Fischer V. President Rod Hartman Secretary Jim Sohl Treasurer Carolyn Janda 2nd semester President David Leavitt V. President Rod Hartman Secretary Jean Anderson Treasurer Carol Sohl Mike Bergstraesser Nancy Buis Mike Carlson Sue Carroll David Collister Mike Drabant Lyndon Franson David Heisz Mark Hollick Jeri Hurlbut Mark Hutchins Julie Johnson Reed Johnson Don Kehr Marvin Riedel Sue Smith STUDENT COUNCIL 1st semester President Bruce Prochaska V. President Jerry Campbell Secretary Rick Genthe Treasurer John Blumer Tom Adams Monica Basler Donn Beaver James Biggs Patricia Broadston Pamela Bunn Janet Cejka Robert Corning Cheryl Gage Cynthia Irick Joel Kennedy Kathy Ketterer Mary Mattern Glen Muehlhausen Barry Munyon Maureen Myhre Rodney Orduna Cynthia Orr Bruce Ross Joyce Rudell James Smith 218 Three days a school joins efforts to produce a champion excitement prayer confidence, conflict uptight seconds to go Victory A glance backward to view an imprint of a year one which made a difference asking questions seeking answers cheerleaders, councils clubs students thought the old wasn't good enough a kaleidoscope of emotions revolving around time and life exultations, joy, nervousness, fear, fatigue, jubilance, boredom, concentration, pride, love striving for peace tomorrow is another day. 220 221 222 1970 ROCKET a journalistic experience student produced change, decision making work, deadlines anger regret finishing touches criticism joy, pride working together to produce a book of imprints. 223 Editor Cyndi Orr Art Director Jim Furrer Business Manager Dean Belka Managing Editors Jan Layton Randy Leach Joyce Rudell Carolyn Vandahl Steve West over Section Editors Jan Cejka Char Dietrich Becky Drabant Becky Fischer Les Gossman 7ari Hiza i nda Hohensee Susi Jansing Mike Menck Vicki Morris Gale Warren Vicky Wilson Photo Editor Mike Bergstraesser To create a yearbook, people must care. Without an enthusias- tic staff and a patient adviser, this 1970 ROCKET would not have gone to press. Special thanks go to the entire ROCKET staff and Mrs. Cathie Petsch, who really does deserve $60,000 a year. We would also like to thank Mr. Larry Romjue, Inter-Collegiate Press, Mr. Richard Larson, Keith Simonsen, Jim Sohl, NASA, Mr. Max Miller, the faculty and stu- dents of Lincoln Northeast and the 1969 CORNHUSKER for inspiration. 224 INDEX A Adams. Elisa 40 Adams. Jon 54 Adams. Roger Adams. Thomas 14.23. 54. 150.170.174 Aden. Ronald 54 Adler. Donald 54.169.176 Aguilar, Christina 40 Ahlman. Gregory 14 Ahlstedt. James 40 Ahlstrand. Sandra 54 Ahrens. Judy 40 Aksamit. David 54 Alber. Marcia 54 Alber, Ronald 14.56 Albert. Judith 14 Alberts. Larry Alberts. Russell 14 Alex. Rebecca 40 Allen. Kathryn 40.193 Allen. Wesley 40 Allison. Adeie 54 Allsman. Carol Anderson. Gordon 40 Anderson. Gregory 54.159.168.176 Anderson, Gustav Anderson. Rick 14.133.150 Anderson. Ronald 40.150.152.172.176 Anderson. Jean 40 Anderson. Linda 14 Andreas. Pamela 40 Ansoa Donna 14 Anson. Keith 158.172 Argello. Michael 14.150 Armanovs. Mary a 14 Armmtrout. James 14 Armstrong, Debra 54 Arnett. Mary 40. 198 Arnold. Linda 40 Arnold, Shirley 40.109 Atwood. Raymond Avey, Steven 14 Aylward. Michael 54 B Bach. Timothy 40 Baer. Britt 54 Baer, Glenda 54 Baer. Steven 14 Bailey. Connie 40 Bailey. Steven Baker. Bette 54 Baker. Jonathan 54.158.169 Baldwin. Kimberly 54 Ball, Diane 54 Ball. Jerry 14 Ball. Keith 14 Ball. Peggy 40 Ball. Thomas 40 Ballard, Steven 14 Barker. Thomas 54. 169.195 Barnes. Harold 40 Barnett. Jerry 40.43.157.174 Barnett. Robert 14 Barnhill. Peggy 14 Barnhill. Janet 40 Barry. Donald 54.189 Barthuly. Georgia 40 Bartlett. Ann 14 Bartlett Linda Bartlett. Terri 40.200 Barton. Karen 40 Barzydlo. Patricia 54 Basler. Kathy 14 Basler, Monica 54. 58 Basler. Monteal 54 Bates. Sheila 40 Bauer. Nancy 54 Bauers. Aloris 15 Bauers. Carol 54 Bauers. Dennis 40 Bauers. Harlan 54 Bauers. Susan 15 Bauman. Debra Beam, James 54.206 Beaman. Keith Beaty, Barbara 54 Beaty, frank 54 Beaver. Donn 54. 58.169.204 Beck. Jill 54 Beck. William 15 Becker. Charles Becker. Deborah 54 Becker. Kathleen 15 Behrens. Peggy 40 Beisner. Barbara 54 Beisner. Oon 40 Belka. Alan 54.159.169.176.192.206 Belka. Dean 15. 191. 204. 207 Bell. Jettrey 41. 150. 154. 172. 176 Bell. John 54 Bell. Richard 54 Belz. Vicki 54 Benash. Gene 54 Benash. Joyce 15 Bennet. Jettrey 54 Beran. Stephan 15 Berger. Kim 41.194 Bergteld. Randy 15 Bergteld. Scott 54.159 Bergman. Arthur 55 Bergman. Karen 55 Bergman. Sandra 15 Bergstraesser, Michael 15.128,207 Berlowitz, Stanley 55 Berry. Jacqueline 15 Berry. Patricia 41 Beschemen. Debbra41 Beschemen, Terry 55 Bettinger. Acie 15 Bettinger. Mary 15 Bevans, Jackie Bickford. Brenda 15 Bickford. Deraid 41.56.172 Biggerstaff. 0ennis41.198 Biggerstatf. Oouglas 15.198 Biggs. James 150 Big ley. Lyle Bilbo, Bradley 41 Bilbo. Janece41 Bills. John 41.1% Bird. Larry 15,181 Birdwell. Steven 16.188.206 Blackelk, Francis Blackelk. Marilyn Blackford. Wesley 55 Bliss. Johnnie Bliss. Steven 55 Bloch. Daniel 41 Blumer. John 41.56. 106.170.171.197 Boettcher. David Bomberger. Michael 41 Bonneau. Joanne 41.118.200 Bontrager. Sharon 41 Bordezux. Charlotte 55.185 Borquist, John Bosteder, Barbara 16.195 Bosteder. Cheryl 41 Botts. Christian Botts. Jeff Bourn?. Glenda 55 Bowen. Sandra 41 Bowmaster. Hollis 55 Boyte. Russ 16.137,139 Braash. Richard Brady. Katherine 55 Brady, Lou Ann 55 Brakhage. Debra 55 Brakhage. Gary 16 Brakhage. Linda 16 Brammer. Karen 41.133 Branaman. Timothy 16.174. 199 Branmn. Deborah 55 Brehm. Anthony 16 Brehm. Patricia Brehm, Randi 55 Brehm, Robert 55 Brethouwer. Dennis 41 Brick. Allen 16 Brinkman. Jeffrey 55.172 Brinkman. Patricia 41 Brittenham. Sherry 55 Broadston, Patricia 41.109.134.190 Broman. Ivan 16 Brooks. Lynnette 55 Brooks. Michael 16 Brotzman. Cynthia 41 Brown. Alan Brown. Carol 41 Brown. Cheryl 41 Brown, Chris 41.176 Brown, Laurie 55 Brown. Linda 16 Brown, Michael 41 Brown, Pamela 41.123 Brown. Peggy 16.201. 208 Brown. Shannon 41 Bruner. Janet 16 Bruner. John 55 Bruner. William 41 Brunke. Marsha 42.190 Budt. Joyce 16 Buell. Andrea 42 Buis. Elizabeth 55 Buis, Ricky 55 Buis. Holly 55 Buis. Nancy 16 Bunn. Bruce 55, 56 Bunn. Pamela 16.23.113.119.197 Buntemeyer. Larry Burchardt Vera 16,118,119 Burnett Leaford 42 Burnett Roxanne 55 Burnham. Pamela 42 Bushing. Janet 55 Bussear. Susan 41.42.118 Butler. Kent 42.157 Butt. Debra 42 Butterfield. Gary 55 Butterfield. Stanley 55 Butterfield. Steven 42 Byleen. Elizabeth 56 Byler. Jay 42 c Cadwallader. Judith Cadwallader, Rickie 56 Cahill, Patricia 42 Cameron. Pamela 56 Campbell. Jerry 16.106.174.199 Campbell. Pamela 42.118 Campbell. Timothy Cardwell. Thomas 42 Carlson. Jeanette 42 Carlson. Michael 16.162.174 Carlson. Patricia 42 Carlson. Susan 16 Carper. Michael Carroll. Susan 56 Carstens. Debra 42 Carter. Terry 16,198 Cary. Byron 56 Casady. Thomas 42.122.123 Case. Jacqueline 56 Catlett Rebecca 16.18.106.115,144.200 Caves. Deborah 56 Cejka. Janet 16,23.28.144.146.187.193 Chappell. Mary 56 Chappell. Patricia 42 Chappell. Rachel 16 Charoenratha. Sopapan 124 Charrom. James 42 Chase. John 42 Cheney. Craig Chisholm. Diana Chilsholm. Gary 56.158.172 Christensen. Fred Civkulis. Juris 56 Clapp. Christine 56 Clapper. Daniel 17.150.174 Clapper, David 56 Clark. Patricia 56 Cline. Gary 17.132 Clinefelter. Barbara 42 Clough. Gary 42 Clupny. Scott Coatman. Pamela 42 Coats. Kathleen 42 Cockrill. Jon 56 Coffey. Oaryl 56 Cole. Delayne 42 Cole. Jean 56 Cole. Susan 42 Coleman. Gerald 56 Collier, Gloria 56 Collins, Betty 56.118 Collins. Mary 56 Collins. Susan 42.109.193 Collister. David 56 Collister. Paul 17.170 Connick. Danny 56 Connick. Steven 42 Connick. Susan 42 Conover. Barry 56 225 Conover. Shannon 43. 184 Crounse. Virginia 17 Cook. Martin 17 Crow. Janet 56.185 Cook. Nancy 56 Cruickshank. James 43.190 Cooler� . Rita Crumb. William 43. 186 Cooper. Craig 56.172 Cruthers. Michale43 Corey. Dennis 56 Cuba. Gayle Cornell. Rex Cuba. Linda Corning, James Culver. Gary 17 Corning. Robert 56 Curtis. Melba 17 Couch. Richard 43 Curtiss. James 56.158.17a 185 Cover. Steven Czolgos. Gary Covert Leroy 56 Cox. Randy 43 D Cox. Timothy 56 Cramer. Ronald 56.158.169 Daharsh. Jon 43 Cratsenberg. Debra 56.119 Dake. Larry 43.178 Crear. Janet 43 Damkroger. Carol Crear. Michael 17 Damkroger. Maurice 17.56.144. Cromer. Steven 17 165. 166. 174. 175 Crook. Barbara 43 Dana. Jeanette 43 Crosier. Suzanne Danek. Terry 43.150 Dan ley. Bruce Danner. Teresa 17 Darr, Alan 17.170 Darr. Janene 17 Dart. Chen 56 Davidson. Jeanne 43.189 Davis. Barbara 56 Davis. Jeanne 17 Davison. Russell 43 Dawson. Lawrence 17.176 Dean. Beverly. 43.201 Oean. Dwight 56 Dean. Randall 43 DeBusk. Robert 56.159.176 Defreece. Dianne 43 Decker. Debbie 56 Oegarno. Linda 56 Dennis. Margie 56 Densberger. Glen 18 Detmer. Mary 56 Detmer. Thomas 43 Deubelbeiss. Gary Dickey. Stephen 56 Dieck. Leila 56 Diehl. Jack 43 Dietrich. Charlene 115.191.204. 207 Diet . Susan 43.192 Dmgwell, James 56 Dmsmore. Marvin 43.157 Dittenber. Donald 43.157 Dittmer. Dana 56 Dolan. Mary 56. 58.133 Donahoo. Kevin 56 Dorenbach, Joan 43 Dormer. Michael 56 Doughty. Susan 18.115.203 Doughty. Thomas 43.133 Dow. Douglas 43.172 Drabant. Michael 18. 187 Drabant. Rebecca 43.123 Dragosh. Vicki 18 Drapal. Richard 18 Draper. Kendall 56. 172 Drewell. Marilyn 43 Drmg, Steven 43 Dudek. Adolph 44 Dugdale. Cindy 44 Dunn. Judy Durst Dale 18 E Eaton, Debra 56 Ebben. Terry 18 Edmiston. Jay 44 Edwards. Kent 56 Edwards. Susan 18 Ehrlich. Albert 44 Ehrlich. Cynthia 56.122 Einch. Cheryl 56 Eichberger. Donald Eisel. Deborah 44 Eisenman, Arthur 18 Eley. Deborah 56.11 200 Eley. Marcia 43. 44. 109.200 Eliker. Crystal 56 Eliker. Dana Ellington. Teresa Elliot. James 44 Ellis. Gerald 18 Els. John 18 Elsasser. Arlie 44.56.172 Emery. Joyce 44 Emery. Lila 56 Emry. Randy Ems. Roger 56.159.176 Endorf. Janet 44 Engel. Michael 56 English. Janet 56. 204 Eppens. Delora 18 Erickson. Barbara Estle. Marvin 44 Esquivel. John 18.150. 154.174.187 Esquivel. Perry 56 Essman. Sandra 18.118 Ethridge. Mark 56 Evans. Sheila 44 Everson. Douglas 44 Eyster. Susan 57 F Fager. Jane 19 Faimon. Kathleen 44 Farley, Denise Farr. Catherine 19.208 Fa el. Jil 44 Fech. Mary 57 Federle. Jean 57 Feldman. Richard 44 Ferguson, David 19. 57 Ferguson. Dianne 44. 189 Ferguson. Steven 172 Fettin. Debra 57 Fielder. Steven 44 Fiero. Wendy Fmke. Douglas 57 Fischer. John 19.178 Fischer. Rebecca 44. 128.188 Fisher. Jeffrey 44 Fisher. Michele 57 Fitl. Mary 57 Fleming. Frederick 57 Fleming. Michael 158 Flemmig. Bradley 44 Fletcher. Connie 57 Flock. Annette 19 Folkerts. David 57.169.176 Folsom. James 44.198 Folsom. Nancy Folsom. Steven 57 Forcier. Mary 57 Foreman. Carole 44 Forney. Garry 57.169.178.179 Forney. Harry 57.169. 179 Forney. Robert 57.168.178.179 Foster. Danny 57 Fowler. Cheryl 19.208 Fox. Allan 57 Fox. Margaret 44.119 Fram. Linda 19 Francis. David 44.176 Francis. Timothy 44 Francis. Wendy 57 Frank. Leonard 44 Franson. Kenneth 44 Franson. Lmdon 57 Franson. Michael 19 Franson. Patricia 57.207 Franz. Scott 57 Freese. Steven 57 French. Debra 57 Frerkmg. Helen 19 Fritts. Lois 19 Fritts. Vaughn 57 Froscheiser. Conrad 57,168 Frye. Debra 57 Frye. Katherine Funk. Frank 19 Furrer. James 19.128.133.135.204 Furrer. Sandra 57.133 Fye. Janet G Gabel. Cynthia 57 Gage. Cheryl 19,144.189 Gammel. Robert 19 Garbers. Dennis 19 Garrels. Anita 44 Garrels. Margaret 57 Garrison. Yvonne 44 Garton. Darwin 57 Gaskins. Jeffrey 57.158.172.179 Gauger. Carl Gedwtllo. Thomas 19 Genthe. Ricke44. 106. 150.168. 207 Gerbelmg. Carol 57 Gergerns. Oeborah 19 Gerlach, Gary 44 Giebelhaus. Deborah Giebelhaus. Nancy 44 Gies. Susan 19 Gillispie. Lynn 44 Glaser. Cathy 19 Glaser. Rodney 44 Gleason. Jody 58 Gochnour. R.cky 19.159.176.205 Godden Allen 58 Goeschel. Diana 19 Goodwin. Michael 19 Gordon Mark 45.122. 123 Gorz, Manly 58 Gossard. Cynthia 58 Gossard. Janice 19. 205 Gossman. Leslie 19.191.197 Gotcha 11. John 58.158.169 Gothier. Michael Grace. Edward 20.162.174 Grady. John 58 Graesser. Louise 45 Graf. Paul 45 Grant Denis 58 Graul. Lonnie 20.150 Graven. Ardelle 20 Gray. Jol 58 Graybill. Jolean45 Greb. Richard 58, 206 Greb, Susan 58 226 Green. James 45. 79,190 Green. Peggy 20.208 Greenfield. Debra 58.186 Greeno. Ronald 45.47.159.176.177 Greer. Richard 170 Greever. 8rent 45 Grice. Linda 45 Griffin. Kent 58 Grit . Gloria Groat. Pamela 20,132 Gross. Oamel 58.159. 176 Gruett. Jon 133,137.139 Guajardo. Marcial 45 Guilarte. Amado 56. 58 Gunn. Terry 58 Gunn. Tom 45 Gustafson. Pamela 58 H Haar, Craig 58 Haas. Jerry 58 Haas. Norman 45 Haas. William 45. 203 Hackman. Hollis 45.186 Hadley. Michael 45 Hageman. Karen 45.201 Hahn. Deborah 45 Hahn. Robert 20 Hall. Blair 45. 170.178 Hall. Catharine 45 Hall. Jeffrey 58.158 Hall. John 20 Hall. Richard 2a 26.150.172.176 Halleen. Rebecca 58.186 Hamby. Marian 58 Hamel. Norman 170 Hamilton. Richard 45 Hanna. Becky 45.196 Hanneman. Douglas 58.158 Hanneman. Richard 2a 23.188.197.206 Hansen. Billy 20 Hansen. Charmame 58 Hansen. David 58 Hansen. Diane 20 Hansen. Janice 45.196 Hanson. Brenda 45 Hanson. Don 45.176 Hardt. Gary 20 Harmon. Judy 58 Harned. Donna 58 Harrifeld, Susan 58 Harriman. Steven 58 Harrington. Martha 45 Harris. Jeffry 45 Harris. Steven 45.157 Harrison. John Harrold. Beth Harrold. Sue Hart. Jack 20.150.155 Hart. Peggy 58 Hartman. Rodney 20 Hartshorn. Terry 20 Hatfield. David 20 Hauder. Debra 58 Havey. Michael Hawkins. Ettlyn 21. 206 Hayes. Michael 190 Hayes. Sharon Hayes. Steven 58 Haynes. James 45 Heacock. David 21 Heffelfmger. Deborah 20. 21.195 Heffelfmger. Roger 56. 58. 59 Hegener. Cheryl 45.48 Hediger, Bradford 56. 58 Hemzman. Randy Hemzman. Roberta Heise. John Heisz. David Helmkamp. Donald 45 Hendrych. Patricia 58 Henkel. Lynn 21 Hennecke. Allan 58 Hennessey, lavonne 45 Hennessey. Mitzi 58.209 Henmnger. Sally 21 Hennksen, Shirley 21 Hensler. Sharol 45 Henson. Thomas 58.158 172,176 Hereth. Susan 45 Hereth. Thomas 58 Hergert. Jams 21 Hergert. Nancy 58 Herman, Patricia 21.24.132.138 Hermance. Michael 158 Hermann. Marilyn 45. 1% Herpolsheimer. James 21 Herpolsheimer. Nancy 42.45 Herstem. John 21 Herstem. Julie 58 Hertzel, Cynthia 58 Hertzel. James 45.157 Heymg. Dave 46 Hiatt. Darla 46 Hibbert, Lhonda 46 Hicks. Elizabeth 46 Hielen. Diane 21 Higgins, Michael 58 159 Hildebrand. Michael 46.172.176 Hile. David 46. 157 Hill. David 157,180 Hill. Glen 46 Hill. Patti 59 Hill. Richard 21 Hill, Rome 59.170 Hill. Tyson 46 Hippie. Kenneth 46.150.176 Hitch. Janes 134 Hiza, Lorraine 21.115.186.191 Hladik. Larry 21. 150.187 Hladik. Yvonne 46 Hoage. Kendall 59 Hoage. Lane Hoefs. Kristy Hoffman. Cynthia 21.195 Hoffman. Marcia 59 Hofich. Dave 21 Hofker. Gary 46. 59 Hofker. James Hogan. Donald 59 Hohensee. Linda 46.128 139,188 Hollers. Christine Hollers. Stephen 21 Holmberg. Connie 59 Holmes. Candace 21.139 Holthus. Pamela 59 Hood. Steven 21 Hook. Gary Horner. David 46 Horner. George 46. 56 Hornung. Larry Hosek. Douglas Hotter. Randall Hotovy. Michael Hotovy. Linda 46. 59.122 Howard. George 59.172 Huckeba. Truman Hudzicki. Mary 21 Hughes. Anita 21.115,192 Hughes. Elizabeth 21 Hughes. Philip 178 Humann. Sharilyn 59 Hunt. Linda 46 Hurlbut. Jen 59 Huston. Lyle 21 Huston. Russell 21 Hutchins. Mark 22.172 Hutchinson. Stephen 46 Hyde. Helen 59 Imus. Larry Imus, Patricia Ingwerson. Ruth 46 Inness. Carol Inness. Kenneth 22. 56 Irick. Cynthia 46.202 Irons. Jerry 46 Irons. Judith 46 Irwin, Virginia 59 Isaacs. Ellen 22.25.189 Isham. Gaylene 59 J Jackson. Donald Jackson. John 46 Jacobsen. Annette 46 Jakub. Denise 46.194 James. Jo 46 227 James, Joyce 46 James, Patricia 22.119 Janda. Carolyn 22, 111. 118. 189 Janda, Marilyn 46 Jansmg. Susan 22.119,186.190,209.224 Janssen. Jefferey 59 Jenkins, Teresa 59 Jensen. Alette 46 Jensen. Arnold Jensen. Carol 22 Jensen. Joseph 46 Jensen. Ricky Jermgan, Lonnie Jessee. Susan 22 Jimenez. Francine 46 Jobes. Jeflrey 22 Johnsen. Gary 46 Johnsen. James 59 Johnsen, Larry Johnson. Arlene 59 Johnson. Carla 22 Johnson. Cheryl 46 Johnson. Danny 59 Johnson. Dianne 46 Johnson. Duane 46 Johnson. Janice 22 Johnson. Joyce 22 Johnson. Judy 46 Johnson. Juliann 46 Johnson. Kim Johnson. Linda 46. 59 Johnson. Linette 59 Johnson. Luann Johnson. Michael 22 Johnson. Reed 22.178. 202 Johnson. Robert 22.150.170 Johnson. Shirlene 59 Johnson. Todd 46 Johnson. Vickie 22 Johnston. Gilbert Johnston. Linda Johnston. Richard Johnston. William 46 Jonas. Jacqueline 46.106.203 Jonas. Teresa 59.132.133 Jones. James 46.190 Jones. Steven 46 Jorgenson. Alice 59 Joseph. James Joseph. Kathleen 59 Joye. Bruce 59 Jumper. Harnette 46.185 K Kaar. Barbara 22 Kaenel. Roberta 59 Kahl. Laurie 46 Kahler. Daniel 22 Kahler. Deborah 46.1% Kahler. Terry Kalcik. Linda 59 Kalvoda. Linda 23 Karle. Ted 46.172 Karr. Steven 47 Karthauser. Clifford 47.159.176.177 Kassebaum. Nancy 59 Kaul. Barbara 59 Kaye. Nancy 47 Keane. Leo Keane, Rickie 23 Kehm. David 47 Kehr. Donald 47.172 Keiser. Randolph 42.47 Keller. Judy 47. 201 Kelley. Connie 47 Kelly, Debra 59 Kelly. Kathleen 47 Kempkes. Rodney 47.157.170 Kennedy. Jane 59 Kennedy. Jeff 59 Kennedy. Joel 47 Kennedy. William 23.159.168 Kennel I. Gayten 59.158.206 Kepford, Steven 59 Kerns. Vicki 59 Kerrey. Margaret 23 Kerrey. Nancy 59 Keslar. Leila 23 Ketterer. Kathy 23.115.203 Ketterer. Susan 59.199 Keyser. Christine 59 Killeen. Patrick 47 J 79.203 King. Gary 47 King, Gregory 47 King. Michael 59 Kimson. Rosemary 23 Kinney. Michael Kipper. Teri Kirby. Cheryl 23 Kirby. Dean 60 Kirby. James 47 Kirk. Cathy 47 Kirk, Terry 60 Kirkland. Lawrence 47.159. 176 Kirwan. Steven 60.158 Kiser. Lawrence 60 Kitrell. John 60 Kleeb. Karen 23.46.146.195 Kleeb. Lynn 60 Kleia Laura 47 Klimm, Randall 23 Kluska. Joel Knaub. Susan Knight. Charles 17.23.150.184 Knight. Duane 47 Knight Jefferey 23 Knight. Timothy 54. 60.158.172.184 Kobek. David 60.176 Koehne. Lynette 23 Koranda. Pamela 23 Kortum. Mary 60 Kortum. Michael 47 Kotschwar. James Kouma. Richard 60 Kovar. Michael 60 Kraft. Robert 170.198 Kraft Tom 47 Kramer. Kim 47 Kraus. Jolene Krecklow. Dianne Kreifels. Michael 60 Kreifels. Steven 47 Kreici. William 23.132 Krieger. William Krogh. Gary 60 Krogh. Vicki 26 Krohn. Deborah 47.193 Krohn. Pamela 59.60 Krueger. Cindy 60 Krumm. Pamela 60 Krumme. Katherine 60 Kubicek. David 47 Kuck. Mark 157 Kuehn. Gerald 26 Kuhfahl. Ruth 60 Kurt er. Dan Kurtxer. Diane 60 L Lacey. Marsha 47 Lafollette. James 60 Lageson, Jacqueline 47 Laher. John 47 Lahm, Dean 26 Lahm, Donna 60 Lahm. Nancy 42.47.109.199 Lahr. Rebecca 47 lamborn. Janice 26 Lamborn. John 60 Lamphear. Lon 60.136 Lamson. Billie 26 Landenberger. Steve 59.60.176 Landis. Ronald 26.172 Landstrom. Douglas 26.174.175.199 Langston. Stephen Lape, Cynthia 60 Larsen. Thomas 47 Larson. Nancy 47 Larsoa Sonia 60.61.198 Lawson. Kimberly Lawson. Sherman Layton. Janice 26,224 Leach. Randy 26.150.174 Leach. Randy 47.60.159.176 Leacock, John 47 Leacock, Randall 60 Lear. Barbara 26 Leavitt 0avid47.178 Lee. Cindy 47 Lee. Linda Lee. Jeanne 26.118.206 Lee. Richard 47 Lehl. Bobber te 4 Lehman. Kirby 47.133 Lehman. Mark 26 Lehr. Clark 47.172 Lehr. Danny 60 Lehr. David 47 Lehr. Michael Leibel. Gary Lentfer. David 60 Lentfer. Donald 26.198 Leonard. Dor I a Levorson. Diana 47 Lewis. Beverly 26 Lewis. David 60 Lickei. Timothy 47.178 Liddick. Tim 60.158.174 Lightner. Sandra 26.111 Lightner. Susan 60 Lisle. Donna Littlefair, Linda Littlethunder. Yvonne 47 Lobeda. Robin 60.158.172 Lofgren. Christina 60 Logan. John 47.197 Longoria. Arthur 47.172. 202 Loos. Dennis Loos. Nancy 60 Loos. Rebecca 47. 208 Loos. Rochelle 47.208 Lopour. Patricia 48.60.138 Lopour. Sharon Louthan. Leroy Love. Catherine 48 lovejoy. Bruce 60 Loveless, Cheryl Lovell. Sharon 60 Lowe. Martin 26. 56.106.145.161.199 Ludden. Keith 48.204 Ludden. Mary 26 luedtke. James 60.158,176 Luke. Priscilla 26 Lutes. LaM.la48 Lux. David 26.178 Lyness. Jeffrey 26 M McBride. Steven 42.48. 194 McCarter. John 60 McCleery. Michael 60 McClure. Charles 27 McConnell. Alan 27.17a 171 McConnell. Robin 60.159.170.176 McCormick. Carole 118 McCormick. Loyce 60 McDiffett. Vicki 60 McDonald. Gregory 60 McGill. Shyla 60 McGinnis. Brenda McGovern. Linda 27 McGregor. Teresa 61 228 McGrew. Harold 48.157 McIntosh. Paul 61 McKernan. Joan 61 McKinney. Kevin 61 McKinney. Moreen 27 McKnight Michael 48. 178 McLaughlin. Michelle 48 McLaughlin. Penny 48 McMahan. ioEllen 61 McMeen. Edwin 61.158.176. 206 Machers. Ilona 48.118. 135 Madsen. James 48 Madsen. Jay 27 Magorian. Joyce 48 Magruder, Linda 48 Mahlman. Terry 48.122.123,157 Mahoney. Jayne 60 Mahoney. M.chael 42.48.159.162.168.176 Makovicka. Flonan48 Manley. Merle 60 Manley. Nancy Mann. Jeanme Manning. Cheryl 48 Maresh. Kenneth 48.162 Markwardt. Jackie 27. 200 Marshall. Jacqueline 27 Marshall. Pamela27.115.118.203 Marshall. Scott 23.27.150.176 Martin. David 60 Martin. Maribeth 60 Martin. Vickie 27 Matter n. Mary 60,204 Mattern. Paul 27 Matthews. Gayle 48. 192 Matthews. Jeanne 48.196 Maul. Gerald 48 Maupm. Thomas 162.180.209 Maxon. Linda 48 May. Beth 27.115.189 May. Peggy 60 Mays. Robert 48 Mays. Vickie 27 Medearis. Rick Meduna. Tom Meehan. Michael 61 Mehan. Sandra 27 Mehuron, Mary 48 Mehuron. Patrick 61.158.168 Meier. Larry 48 Mehchar. Judy 27 Mellen, Ronald 27 Menck, Michael 27.35,186.191 Menebroker. Connie Menefee. Raymond 27 Merrill. Dale 27.172.180.193 Mertr. Rodney 48 Mertr. Steven 28 Messing. Richard 61.158.172.176 Metcalf. Janice 113,195 Metcalf. Mark 61 Meyer. Leon 48.186 Meyer. Sharolyn Michaud. James 4 157.176 Michels. Jack Mick. Oamel 61 Miller. Carol Miller. Gary 61 Miller. Mark 61 Miller. Michelle 48 Miller. Richard 61.186 Miller. Sandra 61 Miller. Thomas Mtlleson. Clay Mills. Renee 119.195 Mitchell. Cynthia 61 Mitchell. Gregory 61 Mitchell. Wanda 61 Mohr. Gregory 48 Montgomery. Garland Moock. James 28.150.174 Moore. Randall 48 Morey. Thomas 61 Morford. Robert 48.157 Morgan. Heather 61 Morgan. Stephen 28 Morris. Vicki 28.190 Morrison. Gary Morton. Peggy 61 Mrw. Marilyn 61 Muehlhausen. Glen 28.150 Muehlhausen. Terry 48 Muir, David Mulder. Karey 61 Munday. Michael 48 Munson. Jaquelme48 Munson. Yvonne 48 Munyon. Barry 48 Murkle. Janice Murphey. James 48 Murphey. Patrick 28 Murphy. Peggy Murrell. Debra 61 Myers. Anita 61 Myers. Joyce 48 Myhre. Maureen 48,109 N Nahley. Alan Neberman. Douglas 157 Neberman. Martin 61 Neberman. Steven 28.150 Neisius. Deborah 49 Neisius. Nancy 28 Neiswanger. Nancy 28 Nellis. Janice 49 Nellis. Kenneth 28 Nelson. Phyllis 49 Neukirch. Gregory Neut man. Luanne 49 Newville. Georgia 28 Nielsen. Chris 28. 176 Nielsen. Kurt 28.35.56.176 Nmneman. Susan 61 Norris. Linda Novak. Laurie 43.49. 109. 119.203 Novak. Thomas 28.146,150.162.167,174 Null. Cheryl 61 Nunn. Roger 49 0 O'Donnell. Sally 29.35 O'Hare. John O'Hare. Richard Ogden. Time 0 Keefe. John 29 Oliver. Gloria 49 Olsen. Barbara 49.200 Olsen. Bernard 47.49.159.162.176.177 Olsen. Richard 29 Olson. Patrick 29.122.123.132 Orduna. Rod 29.106. 146.172 Ore. Kenneth 29 Ore. Dan Orosco. Robert 29 Orr. Cynthia 23.29.12 196 Orr. Rebecca 61.140 Owen. Pamela Owen. Randall 61 P Packett. Bonnie Packett. Susan 49 Pagenkopf. Gary Pappa. Nancy 61 Pari ek. Karen Pan ek. Paul 61 Parker. Deborah 49.205 Parks. Stan 62 Parks. Wanda 29.115.189 Parry. Denise 62 Parry. Nancy 62 Patterson. Catherine Patterson. Elizabeth Patzel. Sherri 49 Paulson. Steve 62 Payne. Oamel 62 Pearson. Linda Penton. Kimberly 62 Peter. Dale 62 Peter. Linda 49 Peters. Mark 62 Peters. Roxanne 62 Peterson. Dennis 49 Peterson. Larry 62 Peterson. Mary 29.35 Peterson. Robert Petracek. Linda 62 Pettet Carol 29 Pettet. Caron 29 Pettet. Cathleen 189 Pettit Tracy 62.170 Phelps. Kim 29 Philippi. Nancy 29 Pickerel. Gregory 62.158.170 Pickerel. Susan 29.208 Pickerill. Christine 29 Pickenll. Denice 62.202 Pickerill. Oiane 62.202 Pierce. Deborah 29 Pierce. Pamela 49 Puppo. Jennie 62 Pnppo. Russell 49 Planer. John Planer. Theresa 49 Plucknett. Marchelle62.118,197 Pluta. Deborah 49 Pohlman. Gary 62 Pont. Cindy 62 Poor. Doris 49.205 Porter. David 29 Porter. Debra 29. 31 Portsche. Randall 29.199 Poulos. Mary 62 Powell. Roy 62.159 Prai. Connie 62 Pratt. Michael Prell. Jacquelyn 29.185 Price, Ricky 62 Priess. Russel 29 Prochaska. Bruce 29.106.178.193 Proctor. Patsy 29 Pueppke. Monte 30 229 R Rada. Catherine 30 Rada. Roberta 62 Rap. Cheryl 62 Rasmussen. Norajean 30.19S Rau. Charles 49. 168.176 Rausch. Cindy 30,204 Ray. Oenms 172 Ray. Donna 30 Ray. Michael 30.205 Rea. Timothy 30 Reanck. Wayne 30 Reeves. Mar|orie41.49 Reid. Michael 49.157.168.174 Remhart. Donald 57.62.198 Reinhart. Lynn 30 Remke. Calvin 49 Remmenga. Steven 62.158.176 Renaud. Jerry 49.133,178 Rezek. Jonathan 62 Rhoadarmer. Carolee 62 Rhoadarmer. Ricky Rhoadarmer. Sandra 62 Rhoades. Michael 49 Richard. Katherine 30 Richards. Linda 49 Richardson. Cheryl 49 Richardson. Paula 49.118.193 Ridgley. Louis 62 Riedel. Marvin 49.176 Rieke. Rick 49.170.172 Riley, Carol 62 Rmne. Cynthia 62 Ripa. Linda 30.119 Rivett. Kevin 62.169 Roberts. Deborah 30 Roberts. James 30.193 Roberts. Ronald 56 Robertson. Carol 49 Robertson. Dale 62 Robertson. Ronald Robinson. Cynthia 62 Robinson. John Robinson. Lana 49 Robinson. Lonnie 49 Robinson. Steven 62. 158 Rodgers. Bruce 62.158 Rodgers, Debra 62 Rogers. Robert 49 Rohn. Robert 30 Rohr. Lawrence 62 Rood. Janet 62 Rorabaugh. Eugene 62.170 Rose. Rodney Rose. Teresa 62 Rosenberry. Eugene 62 Rosenthal. Joyce 49 Rosenthal. Rodney 62.207 Rosenthal. Wesley 30.162.150.176 Ross. Bruce 49.172,184 Ross. Michael 30. 56.161.188 Ross. Janice 30. 206 Ross. Karen 49 Rotert. John 62 Rothe. Rae 30 Rotschafer. Dale Rotschafer. Johme Rotthaus. Laura 59.62 Rowden. Debra 62 Royer. Glenda Royer. Ronald Rudell Joyce 30.79.13a 1% Ruhmann Susan 62 Rust. David Rustermier 62 Rustermier. Janice 62 Ryan. James 62.65.15a 172 s Sabalka. Janet 49.118.194 Sackschewsky. Keith 63.158 Sandahl. Larry 30 Sanders. Dawn 49 Sauer. Deborah 63 Sazama. Bernard 30 Scalf, Terry 30 Schafer. JoAnn 30 Schaffer. Gayleen 63.205 Schaffer. Terri 49 Schamp. Kristie 49 Scharl. Patricia 49 Scheer. Dennis 63 Scheffert. Jeffry 30 Schiermann. Stanley 31 Schilke. Daniel 50 Schilke. Eva 63 Schilke. Terry 169 Schlattmann, Alan 63 Schlattmann. Judith 31 Schlegel. Randall 54.63,158.176 Schlegel. Rhonda 63 Schlegel. Rita 63 Schlegelmilch, Linda 50 Schleicher. Michael 50 Schluter. Ronald 63 Schmidt. Judith 30.50.109.202 Schmidt. Katherine 31 Schmidt. Loren 63.158 Schmidt. Wayne Schmidt. Wesley 31.159 Schmidt. William Schneider. Linda 63 Schneider. Ricky 50 Schneider. Terry Schoonover. Delores 50 Schroeder. Randall Schuckman. Thomas 31.207 Schukar. Sharyn Schukar. Steven 63 SchuldL Gus 63 Schulenberg. Nancy 31.208 Schultz. Carol Schultz. Linda Schultz. Steven 63 Schuman. Bradley 50.157.184 Schman. Michael 56.161.17a 176.188 Schwabauer. Karen 63 Schweitzer. Eileen 63 Scott. Janet 31 Scott. Vicki Scribner. Michael Scroggins. Katherine Seadore. Thomas Sears. Kent 50.172 Sedersten. Rick 63 Sehnert. Suanne 50 Seip. Michael 31 Seyersdahl. Gary Shanks. Debra Shaw. Richard 63.158 Shaw. Vicky 31 Shelby. Mark Sheldon. Mark 63 Shelton. Kathryn Shepard. Betti Shepard. Garry 31,170 Shepard. Jimmy Sherard. Cindy 50 Sherry. David 31.192 Shields. Mark 50. 150.168.176,177,197 Shipps. Rebela 50.109.202 Shonerd. Pamela 31.209 Sieck. Catherine 63 Simonds. Pamela 31 Simons. Beverly 31.132 Simonsen. Keith 31 Sinner. James 15a 15Z 162.164 Sinner. Terry 31 Sipma, John 63 Sisel. Kenneth 31.198 Siske. Linda 50 Skiles. Christine 50 Skinner. James 31. 144.150.154. 184 Skinner. Roberta 31 Slaughter. Glen Slaughter, Linda 63 Slocum. Shirley 50 Sloey. Danny 50.176 Smith. Bonnie 63 Smith. Cheryl 50 Smith. Christine 63 Smith. Debra 31.35 Smith. Duane 5a 56 Smith. Gail 63.207 Smith. James 23.32.145.152.174.175 Smith. James 150.187 Smith. Laurie 32 Smith. Margaret 192 Smith. Olga 63 Smith. Paula 50 Smith. Robert 50 Smith, Sheila 50 Smith. Steven 50,172 Smith. Theodore 50 Snell. Mary 50.119 Snesrud. Dorothy 32 Snowardt. Joan Sobotta. Judy 50 Sohl. Carol 63 Sohl. James 32 Sollenberger. James 50.157 Somerhiser. Beverly 50 Sommerville. Naomi Spader. Judy 50 Saphn. Kathie 32 Spaulding, Larry 170 Spaur, Kathleen Spencer. Lloyde Srb. Gregory 50 Staberg. Vickie 32.115.192 Stairs. Kenneth 176 Standley. David 50.157.172 Standley. Steven 176 Standley. Ricky 63.158 Stansbury. Deborah 50 Stanta. Jean 32.199 Starlin. Gregory Starr. Donald Starr. Joseph 50 230 Statler. Gary 32 Steenson. Charles 32 Steenson. Monte 63.207 Stehr. Steven 63. 168. 168. 174 Stembruegge. Karen Stelling. Domta 209 Stevens. Douglas 32 Stevens. Marcia 32 Stevens. Mark 168.185 Stevens. Michael 50 Stevens. Sheryl Stewart. David 32.184.192 Stewart. Linda 50.118 Steyer. Lynn � Steyer. Michael 50 Stickney. Jeanette 32 Stickney. Pamela 63 Stilwell. Dean 50. 157 Stitwell. Debbie 50 Stilwell. Dianna 32 Stmehagen, Kim 63 Stinson. Michael Stinson. Susan Stiverson. Jeffery 64. 158 Stokke. Deanna 64 Stolzenburg. Carol 64 Story, Bobette 64. 186 Story. Leon Story. Nancy 32.200 Story. William Strain. John 32.146.162.164.165.209 Strauch. Trudy 64 Strawser. Debra Strong, Sheila Strough. Dean 50. 56 Studer. Daniel 32 Sturgeon. Bradford 64 Sturgeon. Taunyia Stutzman. Barry 32.150,162. 166.176 Suesz. Kathy 64 Sulek. Ann 32 Sullivan. Gary 58.64. 158.169.176 Sullivan. Gregory 32. 150.176.195 Summers. Eugene Sumner. Larry Sundeen. Cynthia 32.201 Sundeen. William 64.134.159.176 Sutter. Clyde 64 Sutter. Helen 64 Sutter. Jeannette 32 Svoboday. Sandra 64 Swanda. Laurie 50 Swanson. Beth 64 Swanson. Gloria Swanson. Paul 32 Swanson. Thomas Swartz. Michael 64.15a 176 Swearingen. Ann Swenson. Larry 157 Swenson. Nancy Swenson. Ronnie Swick. Raymond Swift. Louayne 32 Syme. Joanne 50 T Tabor. Michael 33 Tabor. Thomas Taylor. Gary 64 Taylor. Richard 64. 168 Taylor. Roberta 64 Taylor. Susan 64 Tenopir. Beverly 50 Tenopir. Roger 33.162. 164.174. 186.193 Thiesfeld. Tern 64 Thomas. James 33 Thompson, Cathy 33 Thompson, Danny 50 Thompson. Daryl Thompson. Dwight 64. 158.176 Thompson. Ellen 50.200 Thompson. Randi 50 Thompson. Ricki 50.159.17a 177 Thoms. Joel Thrasher. Thomas 33.187 Threkleld. Michael Thurber. Gregory 50.56 Thurber. Richard 33.207 Thurber. Rhonda 64 Tipton. Dennis 50 Titus. Dale 50 Tobler. Delvm 64.170 Tomasek. Cheryl Tompsett. James 64 Toohey. Sharon 33.119 Tracey. Douglas 64. 169.176 Tramdachs. Ruta 33.195 Trausch. Sheila Trausch. Terry Troott. Dixie 64 Trumble. Danny Tudor. Gail 64 Tuma. Donald 50 Turner. Linda Tweton. Randy 64 Tyler. David 50. 201 u Ulberg. Larry Underhill. James 64. 158.169 Underwood. Wanda 64 Upton. Robert 50 Urbanek, Ken Urbauer. Julie 64 Uribe. Dianna 64 Uttecht. Shelley 64 Uttecht. Steven Utterback. Robert 174 Uyesato. Daniel 64 V Vallis. Vicki Vance. Karen 48.50 51.118 Vandahl. Carotyn 33.112 Vandahl. Marjean 64 Vandenbosch, Mary 50 Vanderharr. Deborah 50 Vanhorn. Lou Ann 64.119 Van Osdol. Mark 50 Varner. George Vaughn. Dean 33 Vaughn. William 64 Vifquam. Judith 64 Voecks. Michael 64. 172 Voelker. Paula Voelker. Theresa 64 Vogel. Donald 33 Vryheid. Richard 64 w Wach. Pamela 50 Wagner. Arthur 33 Wagner. Connie 50 Wagner. Susan Wagner, Tonja 50 Waite. Cheryl 65 Waite. Debra 51 Walek, Charles 51 Walker. Bradley 65.158.176 Walker. Linda Walker. Rhonda 65 Walker. Teresa 51 Waller. Herbert 51 Wallick. Kathryn 65 Walling. Stephen 33 Walls. Sammy Walter. Jacqueline 51.204 Walters. Nita 64 Walton. Robert 65.172 Wampler. David 33.138.178.194 Waples. Vicki 51 Warboys. Larry Ward. Jay Ward. Linda 33 Ward. Timonthy51 Warne. Maureen 65 Warren. Diane 65 Warren. Gale 33.114.115.119.146 Watson. Connie Watts. Cleveland 33 Watts. Glenn 51 Watts. Marsha 33.133 Watts. Patricia 65 Watts. Paulette 34.138 Watts. Thomas Way. Brenda 51 Way. Robert 34 Webb. Alan 65.158 Webb. Kipp 34.150.174. 181.185 Weber. Lanny65.158 Weber. Linda 34.115 Weblemoe. Randy 65.208 Webster. Jack Weekly. Michael 65.158 Weers. James 34 Weideman. Ann 65 Weihmg. Adelle 51 Weihmg. Martin 34 Weir. Edwin 17.34.198 Welander. Juanita 65 Welch. Rodney Wells. Kathleen 34 Wendt. Connie 51 Wentmk. Russell Wenzel. David 65.170 176 Wenzl. Ann 65 Wenzl. Michael 51.158 Wesely. Donald 65 West. Bart 56.65 West. Elizabeth 65 West Larry 51. 56 Westcott. Cheryl 34 Westlmg. Diane 65 Westover. Steven 23. 34.145.150.176.177.187 Westphalen. Mark 45. 51.190 Westrick. Cathy 34 Weyers. Connie 65 Weyers. Jerelyn 65 Wheatley. Robert Wheeler. Cynthia 51 White. Larry 51.162.164.193 White. Marcia 34.133 Whitebear. Ronald 34 Whitefoot. Bruce 51.159.176 Whiting. Rick 51 Wiest. Marilyn 51.193 Wilber. Michael 34.162.164.176.177.187.188. 206 Wilcox. Byron Wilcox. Larry 34.172 Wilcox. 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Edward 51 Zemke. Doris 35.115.192.203 Zessm. Gregory 65 Zier. Cheryl 65 Zier. Gloriann 51 Zierke. Richard 35 Zimbelman. Steven 65 Zimmer. 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