Lincoln High School 1946 Yearbook

LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL

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CONTENTS BUILDERS TOWARD DEMOCRACY SCHOOL LIFE CITIZENS OF TOMORROW

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) ol ho sc h ig h ln o c in L m o fr d S in ce th e fi rs t cl as s w a s g ra d u a te f o ls a e id e th h it w d e u b im t u m a n y o f it s g ra d u a te s h a ve g o n e o bta es ve a h d n a ll a r fo y it n u rt o p p o l to le ra n ce ) fr e e d o m a n d e q u a ir e th d n a s ie it n u m m co ir e th in s lis h e d in th is re g a rd re co rd lfo to t u o b a re a o h w e) W . d u ro c o u n tr y o f w h ic h w e a re ju s tl y p

low thei r lead ersh ip) ded icate this volu me to the furth eran ce of thos e idea ls in the thin king ) train ing and plan ning of all the activit ies of the scho ol that each grad uate of the futu re may be stro nge r for hav ing been here.

Inform ation

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Know ing that teach ing is the most impo rtant facto r in the train ing of citize ns of tomorr ow for a sound demo cracy, the stude nts of Linco ln high realiz e that our teach ers and admi nistra tors are our BUIL DER S TOW ARD DEMOC RACY .

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president, ROBERT VAN PELT, M. C. LEFLER, superintendent of schools, MRS. RoscoE S. HILL, ROBERT C. VENNER, JOHN WHITTEN, vice-president, GEORGE ELMER

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MAGEE,

H. LEMON.

DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS Alert to the challenge of this new dynamic age, the administration of Linc o 1 n high has met the demand for advancement in equipment, personnel and methods that the educational training of Lincoln high graduates may be in proportion to the need and opportunities of democracy in 1946.

Serving th us as adminj strators, members of the board of education have been faithful representatives • of the citizens of Lincoln.

M. C. Lefler as a vigilant superintendent of schools, has tirelessly maintained the best type of citizenship education, M. C. LEFLER, superintendent.

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MR. MARDI S t akes char ge of facu l-

ty meetin g.

Learn ing to becom e a good citize n in a demo cratic Amer ican high schoo l, is the best traini ng know n, to becom e a valua ble, coope rating mem ber of the ·large r socia l group s of comm unity , natio n, and the post- war world. This is an assignm ent so funda ment al and so impo rtant that I hope every pupil of Linco ln high will master it.

H . C. MARDI S , prin ci pal.

Lincoln high school is this year graduating a group of boys and girls upon whom is thrust unusual opportunit ies and privileges along with grave responsibi lities. We believe these young people have given a good account of themselve s in their desire to develop tolerance in place of hatred, in order that our democracy may more nearly realize its full promise. Their contributi ons to society in an atomic age can truly be a blessing. We have every confidence in their faith and courage to carry on. ' \ . . ~ ~

We have great faith in you and we are depending on you to help make your part of the world a happier place for all people.

Tolerance, freedom and equal opportuni ty for all are age-old ideals. Many g_e nerations have discussed them, written of them, fought and died for them. It is for your generation to live for them and make them real.

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Mrs. Jeannette Kyker, Margaret Davis, Mrs. Hugo Srb, Bernard F. Nevin, Mrs . Nancie J .

Schmeling, Marg are t • Dorthea M. O 'Rourke, Gore.

William Pfeiff, Mrs . Ruth Dodge , Winifred Mayhew, Hugh T. Rangeler, Ralph W. Beechner, Lyle Weyand, _Elsie English , Elizabeth Grone.

Effie Noll, Mrs. J. E. Hertzler, Carrie Roberts, Marie Cross, Annetta M. Sprung, Ruth Hall, Helen Dunlap, Ali-::e B . Beynon, Mrs. Irma W. Coombs.

Teachers not in pictures: C . E. Evans, Valeria Bonnell, Max Pumphrey.

Jennie L. Piper, Lucy Geiger, Margaret Proctor, Edith Ellis, Inez M. Cook, Mary N. Bardwell, Mamie F . Short, Grace McMahon.

0. L. Hedrick, Alva B. Cavett, Edna E. Bryan, Julius D . Young, Irene Martin, Gertrude Jones, Mrs. Ruth Pinney.

Mrs. Bernice Tebbetts, Ralph M. H a nsen, E , ther Montgomery, Belle Farman, Bessie Fisher, Emma E. Snyder, Florence Jenkins, Donald 0. Hipple , David Sell, Mildred E. Kemp, Mrs. Katherine Henninger, Mrs. Frances R. Rein, Eulalie Bratcher, Esther Lefler.

Mrs. Mary C. Mapes, Ceal Foster, Ethel Bryant, Frank Kane, Carl W. Manthey, Fern H. Hubbard.

Ethel Murray, Jos e phi n e Wible, James S . Wallace, Lillian E. Story, Helen J. Miller, E ls i e R o k a h r , Helene M . Scheme!, Mrs. G 1 ad y s W. Temple .

Lee H. Kuhn , Helen Wilson, Charle~ C. Worrall, Gladys Dana, Guilford C . Burnham, Melville F. Green, Arvid N. Johnson.

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SEM PER PAR ATU S

out absence slips, one of her biggest tasks as attendance director . ... MISS CLARA WEBER, registrar, mimeograph ing senior list . . . .

MRS. RUBY D. EVANS, book room attendant, checks book cards.

Miss MARGUERITE GuNDERMAN N makes

Library assistant, types a list of new library books for the library . . . . MISS DOROTHY BEEVER goes through cumulative records checking grades, one of her many duties as secretary to the principal. . . . MRS .

FRANCES INGE, office clerk, runs through the locker records.

CARLETA SMITH,

?age 14

Members of the student council check extracurricular activity points.

A group of council members d is cuss Joy N i ght plans.

"FOR THE PEOPLE" The main burden of the government of Lincoln high school rests with the student council. This group of school leaders chosen by the student body at annual elections brings forth many ideas for the betterment of school conditions and policies.

For our benefit the council procures election booths which are used during city elections, and members see that every

detail in one of our elections is carried on with official precision. Through their efforts Lincoln high graduates become citizens with deep convictions as to the inviolability of the secret ballot. Our high school leaders of today will become the men and women who we hope will discover cures for such diseases as war and intolerance which have plagued civilization for centuries.

Last_ Row: B. Hinds, George , Carter, H . Gish.

Third Row: D. Gish, Winslow, Sienknecht, Wise.

Second Row: P . Hinds, Thompsen, Wieland, Mallory, Borgens, Coble.

First Row: Evans, vice-president; Aitken, secretary-treasurer; Wilcox, president, editor; Battey, president; Price, secretary -treasurer; Holland, vice-president.

Last Row: Connealy, Olson, Gorton, Bauman, Rohan, Wakeman, Ludwick, Emmons, Mikkelsen, Heldenbrand, Kidder, Greer.

Fourth Row: DeLett, Fowler, Osterman, Eckhardt, Barnhill, Fuller, Beal, Clark, Vant, Packard, Hitz , Nutt, Langdon.

Third Row: Simpson, Fahrenbruch, Seright, Chamberlin, Squyres, Fischer, Williams, Stam, Swanson, Otoupali.k, Fried, Wagey.

Second Row: Brown, Norton, Hogue, Albert, Ruehle, Snow, Johnson, Egger , House, Smith, Starkel.

First Row: Killian, Cone, Donegan, vice-presiden t; Russell, vice-presiden t; Campbell, president ; Deffenbaugh, president; Piccolo, secretary-trea surer; Noble, i,ecretary-trea surer; Greenfield, Robinson, Claussen.

THE AME RICA N WAY Maintainin g direct contact with the desires and proposals of the average student, home room representativ es promote student wants with the faculty directors and explain the wishes of the f~culty to the school. Elected by each home room, the representa tives are the ambassado rs of the students' will and needs. Serving as they do, they are invaluable assistants to the home room teacher and carry on such tasks as selling activity tickets, collecting class dues, assisting in school elections and the different drives carried on during the year.

" Home Room 303 has 40 percent," excLaims FRITZ SQUYRES to JIM STROUD as the two bring the activity saLe chart up to date.

"ChaLk up another one," Representat ives PAT O'HARA, HAZELLE HOUSE, ANN JEANNETTE SMITH, PHYLLIS CONE and SHIRLEY SERIGHT tabulate cLass eLection returns .

TRAI NING FOR RESP ONSI BILIT Y

Guardin g closed halls is the responsibility of these two home room alternates, BARBARA HOLLOWAY and SUE KIMBALL. Wednesday morning and another issue of the Advocate.

Home room alternates turn sales money and left over Advocates into the Advocate office.

Assisting the home room representa tives in their tasks, is the home room alternate body. Doing much to keep the home room functionin g properly, the alternate does not always get the credit due him. Taking attendance each morning, selling and distributin g Advocates ·each week are among his duties.

Here is another organizati on where opportunit y for training in leadership is given.

Last Row: Bruns, Barnett, Johnston , Davis, Lowder, Whitworth, Overton, Runion, Amen, Porter, Waddle.

Fourth Row: Geist, Johnson, Davey, Smith, Thompson, Bergquist, McConnell, Clark, Burba ck, Dehlatz, Stroud.

Third Row : Mendoza, Mayer, Fulton, Haskins, Waline , Koch , Malone, Hamilton, Kehling, H anneman, Walker.

Second Row: Walroth, Nordahl, Church, R. Speer, Worcester, Wacker, Dardson, Elias, Thomsen, Bergstraesser , Miller.

First Row: J . Williams, Gannon, Freitag, B . Williams , S . Kimball , Mockett, Shilhan, Wright, Rankin, Olson, Turner.

Y E N D I S Y R HAR D R A W A S N I DOBB •

G A Y LE LE B SA C K ,

1945 m ed al w in n er .

y e n id S y rr a H f o e m a n e th " T o p e rp e tu a te f o y c li o p e th ," d e v lo e h l o o h D o b b in s w it h th e sc g u a in s a w y ll a u n n a n o ti c n a w a rd in g th is d is ti s a w rd a w a e h T . ts n re a p is u ra te d in 1913 b y h d e rn a e l a ip c n ri p a f o s d e sp o n so re d b y th e p ro c e n a is th d n a s d o ri e p n o ti b y th e boy d u ri n g v a c a e m so f o e z ri p a s a " d re n u a l income w a s o ff e h ig h ln o c in L e th in il p u p s o rt to be g iv e n to so m e r o rk o w f o h c n ra b e m so sc h o o l w h o e x c e ls in ts n re a p e th y b d te s e g g u s p la y th e re ." It w a s a n li c in is h if " t a th r, so n o sp o f th e p o s th u m o u s r fe re p ld u o w e h k in th I , d e ti o n could b e c o n su lt f o h c n ra b e m so in e c n e ll e c x e th a t it be g iv e n fo r s e o d it if , e k li ld u o w " y e th t a th le ti c s ," a n d th a te a tu e rp e p to g in is rt e v d a n o t s a v o r to o m u c h o f d e v lo e h l o o h sc e th h it w n h is n a m e in c o n n e c ti o , d o ri e p e it n fi e d in n a r fo y b y o ff e ri n g th is a n n u a ll ." e z ri p s in b b o D .

S y rr a H e to be k n o w n a s th rd a w a e th g in n ip g e b le b m u h A n d so fr o m th is c a t n u o m ra a p e th s a d e h a s come to be re g a rd o T . ip h rs la o h sc d n a s c ti le c o m p li sh m e n t in a th ta g in v a h f o n o ti c n ti is d e th e re c ip ie n t g o e s th im h re a p re p h ic h w s ld e fi ta in e d e x c e ll e n c e in a , e m o c to fe li f o s le tt a b a d m ir a b ly fo r th e a r, o v a e d n e n a m u h f o s a e s la u n c h in g o n th e t. n e m e v ie h c a e n fi a r fo rd a w a m a g n if ic e n t

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M R . A N D M R S . H A R R Y T . D O B B IN S.

A few of the past recipie nts of the award gather on the steps of Linco ln high. Readin g left to right are ADBRE CHT, MERRI TT, CORRIC K, WITTE , KOSTE R, MASTE RSON, NORTH , PFEIFF , METHE NY, DEBUS , MASER , HALL, McART HUR, Cox.

PAST RECIPIENTS OF DOBBINS MEDAL Russell W. Allen ..... ..... ..... ... 1913 Frank C. Boeh mer ..... ..... ..... . 1914 Edwa rd Albre cht ..... ..... ..... .. 1915 Harol d Schm idt ..... ..... ..... ... 1916 Harry Brian ... ..... .. ... .. ..... . 1917 0. Wesle y Jung meye r ..... ..... .... 1918 Cecil Hartm an ..... ..... ..... .... 1919 Verne C. Lewe llan ..... ..... ..... .. 1920 Geral d Merr itt . ..... ..... ..... ... 1921 Clare nce Drum mond ..... ..... .... 1922 Glenn Thom as ..... ..... ..... .... 1923 John Brow n ..... ..... ... : ..... .. 1924 Frank E. Corri ck ..... ..... ..... .. 1925 Willa rd Witte ..... ..... ..... ..... 1926 Morri s Fishe r ..... ..... ..... ..... 1927 Georg e Evan s Koste r ..... ..... .... 1928 Wilm er Haac k ..... ..... ..... .... 1929

Berna rd Maste rson ..... ..... . _.... 1930 David E. Fowle r .. .•..... ..... ..... 1931 Dona ld C. North ..... ..... ..... ... 1932 Robe rt Earl Morri s ..... ..... ..... . 1933 Paul J. Amen ..... ..... ..... ..... . 1934 Robe rt Mifls ..... ..... ..... ..... . 1935 Willia m Pfeif f ..... ..... ..... ..... 1936 Arthu r Adam s ... .' ..... ..... ..... 1937 Sidne y Nelso n Held ..... ..... ..... 1938 Fred Meth eny ..... ..... ..... ..... 1939 Howa rd Debu s ..... ..... ..... .... 1940 Wes Mase r ..... ..... ..... ..... .. 1941 Ralph Edwa rd Hall ..... ..... ..... . 1942 Dona ld Harry McAr thur ..... ..... . 1943 Rodn ey Cox ..... ..... ..... ..... .. 1944 Gayle Lebsa ck ..... ..... ..... ..... 1945

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Y T E I C O S R O N O H L A N O I NAT y. te at B , st ab B d, on m es D e, as C h, is G .

H L as t R ow : C ob el , D ah lg re n, D on eg an ,D . G is h, D oe rr , B ut le r, B ri ck er , B re hm . s, m da A n, no ey B b, ub .

B er : sn ow es R G d r, ir te ar Th C n, ke it A , er rg be om B , th or w nk ri B , an m au B , ns li ol C , es st ; nt de si re -p ce vi l, el pb S ec on d R ow : D en ny , E am C t; en id es pr , ht ig br E r; re su ea tr yar et cr se , ns va E r, la is F ir st R ow : C ro sb ie , F ge ns , F ox .

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THESE WE HONOR

Being elected to the national honor society signifies that a graduating senior is in the upper fifteen percent of the school in regard to scholarship, leadership and citizenship. A student may earn this honor only by maintaining a consistently high standard in these three respects duing all his high school days.

This group is made up of those who use their superior ability to the advantage of the entire school. They have chosen a clean-cut path toward their goals in life and followed it perseveringly.

Under the sponsorship of Miss Margaret Procter and Miss Mary Bardwell, this organization assists the teachers with registration and is in charge of the student council election in the spring.

With honor comes responsibility - honor society members, JEANNE MALONE and CARMEN SHEPHERD, talk over registration.

Lincoln high is justly proud of these capable, efficient and self-reliant students. They show to the greatest degree the traits which our school is devoted to developing in all students. The world is looking to them, confident that civilization in hands such as theirs will continue to progress toward the ideal.

Last Row: Hancock, Kurth, Lidolph, Wenke, Russell.

Third Row: Webber, R. Johnson, Walker, Hornby, Thom3en, Mallory, Winslow.

Second Row: Valentiner, Laird, Schacht, Raysor , Shepard, Seright, Leaming, Toney.

First Row: Yoder, Holland, Jacoby, Nekuda, L . Johnson, Vanstrom. Holeman, Worcester.

Not in picture: Clifford Dickey, Robert Graham, Jeanne Malone, Fred Pflug, Aleta Snell.

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Prac tice mak es perf ect- Firs t aid stud ents prac tice band ages and artif icial resp irati on on felLo w class mate s . . . PIER CE dunk s anot her in the Sco ttsbl uff fray .

enjo y hour .

Acq uiri ng kno wle dge , trai ning for voc atio ns, part icip ating in spec ializ ed extr acu rricu lar acti viti es, belo ngin g to club s and taki ng par t in athl etic s and spo rts, are prepar atio n . for a plac e in democ racy and mak es up Lin coln hig h's SCH OO L LIF E.

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V A R I E T Y IS T H E A n ey e- w it ne ss ac co un t by on e of th e fi rs t m en to view th e da m ag e as w b m bo ic om at e th by ht ug ro w br ou gh t to ou r sc ho ol by G eo rg e Cle n io ct ru st de e th of ld to e H . ns m ee ca us ed by th e bo m b, an d fo rc ib ly em ph as iz ed hi s w or ds by sh ow in g us a pi ec e of th e ra di oa ct iv e bl ui sh -g re en e th by d te el m nd sa om fr e ad m s gl as ex pl os io n.

Y ou th w ee k w as ob se rv ed in L in co ln hi gh by an as se m bl y in w hi ch R ev . ed lp he e H e. ok sp on ks ic D .

W d al on R at th s on ti ga li ob e th nd ta rs de un us s, ar ye g in m co e th in ce fa ill w h yo ut an d he ga ve us a gl im ps e of so m e of d re fe of be ill w at th s ie it un rt po op th e r ou do to ed in rm te de us ft le e H us . a ld or w g in m co e th g in ak m in e sh ar be tt er one.

"W at ch th e fo ur ca rs -y o u r own, th e e th d an , nd hi be e on e th t, on fr in on e on e ar ou nd th e co rn er ."

T ha t w as th e ad m on it io n in th e fi lm on tr af fi c sa fe ty sh ow n to us du ri ng sa fe ty w ee k. T he pu rp os e of th e fi lm w as to m ak e us sa fe r dr iv er s. A ft er se ei ng it, we le ft w it h th e re so lu ti on to ta ke all ne ce ss ar y . pr ec au ti on s ag ai ns t be in g th e ca us e of an yo ne 's lo ss of life or pr op er ty .

O ne m em or y of L in co ln hi gh w hi ch s it by n te ot rg fo r ve ne d an d re su ea is tr gr ad ua te s is th e C hr is tm as as se m bl y.

T he li gh ts ar e so ft an d low. T hi rt yth re e ca nd le s, re pr es en ti ng th e ye ar s in th e lif e of C hr is t fo rm a ro w on th e te hi w ge hu a d an e, ag st e th of t fr on st ar gl ow s above. All th e m us ic gr ou ps ly ar ne as y bl m se as e th e ak m to jo in pe rf ec t an d in sp ir in g as possible. A s th e st ud en ts le av e th e da rk en ed an d qu ie t au di to ri um , th ey fe el a gr ea te r re al iz at io n of th e m ea ni ng of re li gi ou s li vi ng an d br ot he rl y love.

e th as s im ct vi y an m r ei th er ov t oa gl s Th e Li nk es ak Sh . . . y bl m se as e m ga epr a t en es pr s Pe pp er pe ar e dr ew a la ua h wh en th e Un iv er si ty Pl ay er s . .. . e ag st S. H. L. e th to " ht ig N fth el w "T t br ou gh . lly ra r he ot an at t in po a s te tra us ill K "P OT SY " CL AR

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SP IC E OF L I F E Dr . Jo hn L. Da vis en ter tai ne d Li nco ln hig h wi th his jov ial go od hu mo r an d ~is pio ne er- br ed co mm on se ns e.

Be tte r re lat io ns be tw ee n em plo ye r an d em plo ye es we re stresse<J. by him alo ng wi th a ple a fo r all stu de nt s wh o co uld to att en d college in pu rsu it of tra in in g fo r a be tte r po sit ion in life.

He att em pt ed to ma ke us se e th at lab or an d ma na ge me nt ha ve th e sa me ul tim ate pu rp os e in mi nd in sp ite of th e ma ny mi no r iss ue s wh ich clo ud th in ki ng on bo th sid es .

W or ds we re de liv ere d at Ge tty sb ur g du rin g th e Civil W ar wh ich ha ve lived th ro ug h th e ye ars . Si mp le an d di re ct wo rd s we re sp ok en to ex pr es s a deepfe lt th ou gh t an d no t to es tab lis h th eir wr ite r's re pu tat io n fo r or ato ry . Th ey ar e be au tif ul wo rd s be ca us e th e feelin g be hin d th em is be au tif ul.

A film att em pt ed to let us he ar th es e wo rd s th e wa y th ey mi gh t ha ve be en sp ok en . It als o_ sh ow ed th e me rci les s cri tic ism th at th e gr ea t ga un t ma n's op po ne nts sh ow ere d up on him .

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Th e gir ls gle e wi th th e bo ys qu ar tet , un de r th e dir ec tio n of Miss Do rth ea Go re an d H. T. Ra ng ele r, pr es en ted an as se mb ly of ra pt ur ou s mu sic su ita ble to th e fee lin gs th at Sp rin g in sp ire s in ev ery on e. Th e att en tio n an d ad mi ra tio n of th e au die nc e we re he ld th ro ug h all of th e so ng s by th eir de lig htf ul combin ati on of ab ili ty, fee lin g an d ve rsa til ity .

Th e nu mb er s by th e gir ls gle e wh ich so ple as ed ev ery on e we re Pr ais e Ye the

Fa th er , Mu sic Fr om He av en , Am er ica .Th ou, Blessed La nd , Ta mb ou rin e, To the Sp iri t of Mu sic , an d It Ca nn ot Be a St ra ng e Co un try wi th So nj a Ch ris top -

he rso n an d Pe gg y Ba ye r as so loi sts .

Th e bo ys qu ar tet sa ng J esu Pr ice less Tr ea su re an d Ro ad wa ys .

Th is as se mb ly ha d be en an tic ip ate d • wi th ea ge rn es s by th e stu de nt body, an d att ain ed an ex ce lle nc e wh ich fu lfilled all ho pe s.

Th e ush ers hit a pose be for e lea din g the "F irs t Nig hte rs" to the ir pla ces . ... No sh iny noses he re !the ma ke -up co mm itte e of LO UC KS , EA ST an d EL IAS pre pa re the act ors for the foo tlig hts . .. . RU BIN OF F sig ns his "Jo hn He nry " for an ap pre cia tiv e fan , wh ile his pri cel ess Str ad iva riu s res ts gin ge rly on his lap .

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THE HIT

an d SQ UY RE S tak e a ch oic e .

Lo TM AN , GA LL AG ER ,

"T ha t's wh at I lik e ab ou t the So ut h! "Pe pp er s do mo re th an dr aw ap pla us e.

s h' hig ln co Lin to t gh ou br lly ca sti ali re is ty Ci Me xic o sta ge as the se ar tis ts wo rk on Jo y Ni gh t sc en er y un de r Mi ss W ils on ' s dir ec tio n.

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Jo y N ig ht , sp on so re d by th e st ude nt council, pr es en te d to th re e ca pa ci ty ho us es a co lo rf ul an d en te rta in in g sp ec ta cl e th is ye ar . D ep ic tin g sc en es fr om Mexico Ci ty ga ve so m e th re e hu nd re d pu pi ls an un us ua lly good ch an ce to di sp la y th ei r ta le nt s.

Th e pe rf or m an ce , op en ed an d cl os ed by th e bo ys gl ee an d gi rls glee re sp ec tiv el y, co ns is te d of so m e un us ua lly ef fe ct iv e ac ts .

Fo r th os e w ho pr ef er re d fa st m ov in g "d ra m a, " th e L cl ub ha d ju st th e ri gh t ac t, Su pr em e Sacrifice in Three Struggles.

Li th e Be ve rly H en ne ck am az ed m an y by he r ac ro ba tic da nc e an d Ca ro ly n W es te rv el t an d N an cy

PA RA DE

Howe y charm ed the audie nce with a grace ful Mexi can dance .

The Pepp ers, Mum mers, came ra club and Orph eons prese nted acts as did the facul ty. In the perfo rmance of the last name d, sopho more s unde rwen t the ordea l of tryin g out for clubs .

Roma Johns on playi ng Latin selectio ns on a toy organ , gave one of the more unusu al featu res of the eveni ng. She was accom panie d at the piano by Janet Clark . Amon g the •many other s that deser ve mention was Girls in Witch craft) the rhyth mica l dance band numb ers by the Luck y 7 Comb o and the girls octet. •

Bo"3 PIERCE rescue s a damse l in distres s (alias

at the hilario us climax to the L club act.

NORM

WALT)

Came ra club act parodi es the trouble s of pictur e taking South of the Borde r.

The facult y steps out of charac ter and brings the house down.

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King and Que en of Hear ts-B RUC E an d BERG QUIS T NAN CY GLY NN as the y are announ ced a t t h e Sw eet hea rt danc e.

TA IL O R ED FO R T H E TE EN S At the Hig h Spo t tod ay's ·tee n-a ger s can get the kind of -ent erta inm ent the y mos t wan t and hav e a plac e whe re the y can mix casu ally with eno ugh sup ervision, but not eno ugh to dam pen the nat ura l spo ntan eity of you th.

The acti viti es whi ch the Hig h Spo t offe rs are tho se mos t in dem and by the stud ents ; suc h as dan cing , swi mmin g, and gam es. In cha rge of it are com mit tees mad e up of the clas sma tes of tho se who will use it. The y ben d eve ry effo rt to see tha t the Hig h Spo t is as nea rly idea l as is possible, and the enth usia sm of Lin coln high for this recr eati ona l cen ter is pro of of its sple ndid succ ess.

Our cou ntry will be gre atly ben efit ed by the pos sess ion of you ng people who mak e suc h goo d use of thei r leis ure.

A part y on thei r min ds-H igh Spo t cent ral com mitte e, MAR GARE T

CHA MBE RLIN ,

KAT HRY N

arzd PHY LLIS CON E discu ss plan s for a High Spo t part y.

SWA NSO N,

Mak ing a strat egic mov e - En ANG LE and JERR Y JOUV ENAT deep in a gam e of Chin ese Che cker s.

FRAN K

PICC OLO

and HAZE LLE HOU SE and PAT GADD IS enjo y a gam e of ping pong at the High Spot .

"Yo ur Sho t" -

JACK

DEFF ENBA UGH ,

NOR M

WAL T

Last Row: Misko, Barnett, Metcalf, Weiland, Hinds, Tisthammer, Dreyer, Barnard.

Fourth Row: Bryant, Sexton, Stoesz, Hornby, Porter, Kurth, East, Yates, Mengel.

Third Row: Hutton, Graham , Friesen, Maca, Barger, McCormack, Curtiss, Bergstraesser.

Second Row: Beggs, Clymer, Roemmich , Laflin, Mr. Nevin, Shepard, Brakhage, Nordahl, Clark.

First Row: Church, Johnson, soloist; Weatherhogg, secretary-treasurer; Snell, president; Resseguie, vice-presidenf;Scott, librarian; Harms, librarian; Hogue.

MUSIC MAKERS In the orchestra pupils receive valuable training in special musical skills which they may later use to earn a living. Meanwhil~ they both receive and give much pleasure with their music.

One of the high lights of the year was the Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor featuring Roma Johnson at the piano

which completely captured the admiration of the audience with its rapid runs and emotion-invoking melody.

The band is one of the most important school groups for fostering spirit at the games. It brings excitement to the spectators and gives the team an even stronger determination to win.

Last Row: Barnett, Baker, Farnham, Epperson, Metcalf, Luebs, Mills, R. Hansen, Wert, D . Smith.

Fourth Row: Smith, Folsom, Radke, Porter, Decker, Johnston, L. Hansen, Hitz, Fagler, Park, Chastain.

Third Row: Bonebright, Marx, Knopp, Cathcart, Sienknecht, N. Smith, Ball, Katskee, McBride, Anderson, Richmond.

Second Row: Hutchings, Tiangco, Westrope, McKeag, David, Nevin, director; Hanneman, drum major; Ebner, Mayer, Laflin.

First Row: Gillett, Johnston, Schwindt, Tharni sh , Briens, Norton, Emmons, Holmes, B . Smith, · Carter, King.

La.st Row : P lachy, Zellers , Christo pherson , Kistler , K::irlso n, Pierce, Burt, Lofink, Flower s, William s, Day, Camero n, Bolen, Bay er, Schmid t, McCor mack.

Fourth Row: Housel , Norval , Schwen ker, Loudon , Carnah an, Mohr, Fillman , Nelson , Roesler , Bauer, Robert s , Edwards, Hackst adt, Baldwi n, Dietze, Colhap p.

Third Row: McCrac ken, Hergen rader, Reeve, Derieg, Maser, Hicks, Edson, Wallac e, Henkel mann, Haley, Philipsen, Brown , Bolar, Oldeme yer, Eichorn , Ward.

Second Row: Watkin s, Wood, Coble, Wagen er, Saum, Thomp sen, ·cumm ins, Hausne r, Chamb erlin, Wagey , Dehars h , McClai n, Mitche ll, Ailes, Trumb le.

First Row: Gaddis , libraria n; Steven , libraria n; Swanso n, treasur er; Catron , secreta ry; Noble , vice-pr esident ; Gettman, secreta ry, preside nt ; Gore , directo r; P rice, preside nt; Huston , vice-pr esident ; Mohrm an, treasur er; Schreiber, libraria n; Nevels, libraria n.

A'S LO NG AS W E HA VE MUSIC The boys and girls glee gives its members the oppo rtunit y of assoc iation with other s who have simil ar intere sts. It develop s their voice s in such a way that they are a perm anent sourc e of pleas ure for thems elves and those aroun d them .

These singe rs form two of the most popu lar organ izatio ns in the school. Any

perfo rman ce which they take part in is looke d forwa rd to with eager ness by the entire stude nt body. Their reput ation is not just confi ned to Linco ln high, but has sprea d throu ghou t the city becau se of the comb inatio n of effor t and abilit y which chara cteriz es them .

Last Row: Andrew s, Drayer , Johnso n, Holtz, Smith, McGon egal, Meyer, Weekly , Whitm er.

Third Row: Carl, Austin, Porter, Hansen , Thomp son, Curtis, Wakem an, Rische.

Second Row: Vant, McGui re, Norden , Kuneck e, Coffin, Clark. Walkin gstick, Ainlay, Leinbe rger.

First Row: Johnse n, Down, secreta ry; Martine z, preside nt : Rangel er, Moore, vice-pr esident ; Mikkel sen, librar-

ian; Laflin, Dunkla u.

The girls octet composed of KING, WILLIAMS, ADA_MS, BABST, WORCESTER, HOLLAND, M. JOHNSON and NEKUDA wait for the downbeat . . . . Boys quartet, EVANS , HAYES, LODER and SIENKNECHT, roams tnrough the hall in the annual carol.

SONGS T·O REMEMBER The girls octet contains eight of the most beautiful voices in our school. These girls put a great deal of effort into learning songs of superior quality and blending their voices together to make a glowing rainbow of song.

Vigor, rhythm and skill characterize the songs sung by the boys quartet. Some of the best voices of the school are in this group. The boys aim to provide the school with the highest type of music and yet the kind which will be heard with enjoy!Ilent by all.

MUSICIANS TO BE Each member of Orpheons is chosen because he has some particular musical talent that would aid both him and the club if he is given a chance at performance. By performing, the student develops poise and obtains a sense of fulfillment because he has utilized his talents and given pleasure to others.

Last Row: Bonebright, Curtiss, D. Williams, Koch, Gaddis, Gorton, Gilligan, Whitmer, Friedli, Park, Zellers, Web-

ber, Malone, Maca, Crook, Gardner, Carnahan.

Fourth Row: Marx, Dietze, Weaver, Fulton, S. Devoe, Van Pelt, Bubb, Ebright, R. Johnson, Babst, Starch, Abbott, P . Laflin, Nelson, M. Johnson, Hines, Anderson . • Third Row: L . Johnson, M . Devoe, Carr, Krueger, Schwab, Clark, Wilcox, Pierce, Thomsen, Bowers, Kimball, Collins, Bauman, Baldwin, Mohrman, Schreiber, Newbill, Housel.

Second Row: Reeve, Mayer, Harms, Shepard, Reinick, D.etrich, Rhodes , Hinds, King, Nekuda, Williams, Philipsen, Sitzman, Baker, Brewster.

First Row: Gore, Sorensen, historian; Mosher , ser geant-at-arms ; R . Speer, secretat·y; Worcester, se:::r etary ; D. Sneer, treasurer; Gettman, president; Evans, president; McCos·mack, vice-president; Johnston, vice-president; R. Laflin, sergeant-at-arms ; Ward, Rangeler .

. r rne Ga , otz ekl D i, edl Fri ~r. oph rist Ch , h Gis z, ult Sch n, lso Wi n, Lie s, ghe Hu La st Ro w: bb.

Bu n, pso om Th , an wm Ne l, Hil x, lco Wi ht, rig Eb ill, rnh Ba , ser Th ird Ro w: Lan e, Ka ise r, Sta rch , Ma ns. rge Bo er, ing istl Ge t, igh Ser , ham Gra er, shn Ku , ans Ev an, um Ba l, bal Kim y, we Sec ond Ro w: Da vis on, Egg ers s, Ho ary ret sec a, kud Ne ler, nge Ra er; nag ma l, sse We nt; ide res e-p vic ry, llo Ma Fir st Ro w: Ga nno n, Bo tto m, Wi ela nd, tre asu rer ; Ha ys, pre sid ent ; Co ne, Fis lar , Wi llia ms .

P R IN C E S S ID A

as Pr inc ess Ida ref use s to yie ld to ent rea tie s in a ten se mo me nt at op era reh ear sal .

HE LE N AD AM S

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Pr inc es s Id a by Gi lb er t an d Sulliv an is th is ye ar 's ch oic e fo r a fro lic so me op era . Th e ch oi r pe rfo rm s it in a ma nn er th at br in gs ou t all th e ga y an d ge nt ly sa tir ica l hu mo r wh ich th is co mi c op er a co nta ins .

Th e ca st an d ch or us bo th do an ex ce pti on al piece of wo rk in mu sic al skill an d in ter pr eta tio n of th e sp iri t of th e co mp os ers . Th e pr od uc tio n ha s a pr of es sio na l fin ish, an d th e tra di tio na l lar ge au dience.

Th e giv ing of op er a ha s en ab led ma ny tal en ted stu de nt s to us e th eir ab ili tie s in a wa y wh ich af fo rd s ma xi mu m joy to ev ery on e co nc ern ed . W ith all its be au tif ul sw ay in g melodies, ca re fre e hu mo r, an d go rg eo us co stu me s, th is pe rfo rm an ce will be re me mb er ed wi th af fe cti on by Li nc oln hi gh gr ad uate s.

Last Row: Malone , Webbe r, P. M. Sheldo n, Laird, Jenning s, Adams , Lohrbe rg, Babst, P. R. Sheldo n, Hoffma n.

Third Row: Sumpte r, Hackba rth, Carlson , M. Sheldo n, Calkins , Schreu rs, Hock, Sienkn echt, Beynon , Russell .

Second Row : L. Johnso n, East, M . Johnso n, Beck, Cochra n, Lamb, Steele, Holze, Butler, Turner .

First Row: Worces ter, DeBau fre, Shafer, House, Dosek, Seiler, Jacoby , Daniels on, Devoe, King, Carter.

TH ER E'S A SO NG IN TH E AI R To provi de its memb ers and the audience with the oppo rtunit y to acqui re a taste for a high quali ty of music and to teach stude nts to turn to creat ive use emot ions which are natur ally inten se at high schoo l age, are the purpo ses of the choir . Its memb ers have a chanc e to exerc ise their talen ts and achie ve the unequ aled satisf actio n which only a piece of const ructiv e work well done affor ds.

Thro ugh the years the city of Linco ln has receiv ed much benef it by being able to welco me youth s who have an appre ciatio n of the arts and who have learn ed to guide feelin gs along ration al const ructive chann els rathe r than allow ing them to run ramp ant and disor dered into destruc tive preju dices and desire s. ~

Studen ts bring Easter to the girls gym as they decora te for the Easter High Spot.

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DR .

H. LE IGH BA KE R em ph asi zes his po in t

i n a me eti ng wi th MA RIA N BA TTE Y, DR .

AR TH UR K. LO OM IS an d H. C . MA RD IS.

In De ce mb er, 1945, th e bo ar d of ed uc atio n ap pr ov ed a co op era tiv e stu dy of th e Li nc oln sc ho ol sy ste m. Th is is be ing un de rta ke n wi th Dr . Clyde M. Hi ll an d Dr . S. M. Br ow ne ll of th e de pa rtm en t of ed uc ati on of Ya le un iv er sit y di re ctl y in ch arg e, an d wi th Dr . H. Le ig h Ba ke r, De an of th e College of Ed uc ati on , Dr ak e un ive rsi ty, as th e re sid en t as sis tan t.

Th e pa re nt s, ot he r in ter es ted cit ize ns , tea ch er s an d stu de nt s ha ve be en as ke d to se rv e on co mm itt ee s an d an sw er qu es tio nn air es . Sp ec ial ist s in va rio us fie lds of ed uc ati on ar e be ing br ou gh t he re an d af te r co nf ere nc es , int erv iew s an d pe rso na l ob se rv ati on of th e wo rk in th eir fie ld th ey will ma ke re co mm en da tio ns an d he lpf ul cri tic ism s.

On M ay 1 a pr eli mi na ry re po rt of th eir fin din gs will be ma de an d lat er in th e fal l a mo re co mp let e one.

F O R M E R · GI'S Te n bo ys wh o se rv ed th eir co un try in • W or ld W ar II ha ve en ro lle d in Li nc oln hi gh th is ye ar. Th is is a go od re pr es en tat io n of tl!e bo ys wh o an sw er ed th e ca ll of th eir co un try be fo re be ing gr ad ua ted .

Tw en ty- se ve n ot he rs co mp let ed th ei r hi gh sc ho ol wo rk wh ile in se rv ice .

Re tur nin g vet s RO Y RO RA BA UG H an d Do uG Mc CL AIN , en ter a ne w ph ase of the ir hig h sch oo l Life . ...

DO WN , CL EM ON S , EL IKE R , CU VE R, NY E , an d SH IRE Y ha ve a session wi th bro the r vet s, BR OO KS an d DA MI AN .

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Second Row: Sherman, Berggren, Martens, Cotter, Nootz, Sorensen.

First Row: Jacobs, secretary; Gorton, treasurer; Hancock, president; Gish, vice-president; Brennan, vice-president; Davidson, secretary.

VERBAL ARENA Every Spring the Forum sponsors the Faulkner Cup contest, the top oratorical contest of the school.

In an effort to win the Faulkner Cup contest students present problems which most perplex society and most urgently need to be solved. They acquaint themselves and their audience with conditions as they actually exist, and set forth opinions on the remedy which is quickest and best for all concerned.

They learn to present ideas in a logical, forceful and interesting manner, so that their listeners will be roused to thought and action. Lincoln high pupils will be better able to cope with the many problems which will face them when they assume the full responsibility of citizenship because of these speeches.

This year's cup winner was Ted Gunderson with his dramatic appeal entitled Begin Here.

Runners-up GEORGE WILCOX and ED CARTER give that "so close and yet not close enough" look to Faulkner cup winner TED GUNDERSON.

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TO F IN D A N D GIVE T H E B E S T GI RL RE SE RV ES

ers, Rog , man Tat ten, Brit f, Duf ton, Hus , Day th, Smi J. A. ell, Pow k, Par on, Las t Row : Wri ght, Gru ebe r, Rob erts Stu hr, Thi ema n, M. G. Smi th, Lea min g. ris, Har n, dma Goo ers, Mey , mer Wim at, Tre , lins Raw tt, Sco n, Olso u, tena Fas s, Fou rth Row : J. Smi th, Per kins , Wa tter Ern st, Mor isse , Dei nes, Wet zel. , abb McN n, nso Joh L. sor, Ray lin, Laf tz, Noo ter, Cot ner, Wag gel, Men im, she Stra , ham Hor , Bish Thi rd Row : Bur ke, Hei tkot ter, Her min gha us, Rob inso n, Swi ngle , Fah ren bru ch, Run yon . er_, Yaeg an, ffm Kau n, nso Joh L. , nby Hor , tiss Cur ley, See an, elm Gitt y, enn D er, Ank er, Sec ond Row : Yen ne, Mey Eas tma n, Mey ers, Ogl e, Mil ler, Wat ers. t; iden pres her, Fisc t; iden pres , ight Ebr nt; side -pre vice er, Spe R. b, Bub .

0 er, Spe D. r, sne Firs t Row : Mer ritt, Hau Kis tler , secr etar y; Rho des, trea sure r; Sor ens en, Gie sek er, Rist ow.

T H E P L A Y'S T H E T H IN G TH E M UM M ER S er, Spe R. th, Smi J. A. er, Spe D. er, lagh Gal ie, segu Res bs, Jaco , tons Mor gg, rho athe We e, Bad , Las t Row : Wei shel Bab st, Bur t, Tho mse n, Ham m, Sid ner, Hen dee .

Ful e, Col on, mps Tho er, ding Gui ll, ksti Stoc an, nah Car n, nso Joh , son Nel ett, Jew , ron Cat , Hill th, Fou rth Row : Kur ton, Lou cks, Ster n, Eas t, Bal dwi n, Lot man . nSwa , sner Hau , eck Sell s, Elia , bert Tra sik, Tom rk, Cla ter, rces Wo s, liam Wil , man Bau t, Thi rd Row : Yea ger, Zolo son , Hic ks, Wal lace . e, aufr DeB ger, Yae ert, Alb er, Bak nn, Gly se, Hou ar, Fisl e, Con en, ens Sor , uda Nek Sec ond Row : J. Smi th, Bar ger, Cob le. , lory Mal nt; side -pre vice , yres Squ y; etar secr d, mon Des r; sure trea ker, Bric n; oria hist Firs t Row : Gra ham , Sinc lair , hisds, Hin r; sure trea n, mse Tho y; etar secr er, reib Sch nt; side -pre vice , Pelt Van t; iden pres pres iden t; Seri ght, tori an.

G EO RG E W A SH IN G TO N SL EP T H ER E MU MM ER S PL AY A com edy por tray ing a city -bre d fam ily whi ch mov es into a dila pida ted farm hou se was the play dram atiz ed by the Mu mm ers this yea r. Thi s produc tion also con tain ed som e lively satiric al mat eria l abo ut the fam ily's trea tme nt of a sup pos edly rich uncle.

The perf orm ers play ed thei r role s with real und erst and ing of cha ract er.

Thi s gav e the sho w a fine sse tha t wen t ove r extr eme ly wel l with the aud ienc e.

Sati sfac tion and jovi ality filled the spe ctat ors' min ds as they turn ed hom ewar d at the fini sh.

Lig htin g and sou nd effe cts dur ing the stor m scen e wer e mos t real istic , and rece ived a gre at dea l of favo rabl e com men t from the stud ent body.

The nota ble nam e tha t Mu mm ers has mad e for itse lf thro ugh the yea rs by mai ntai ning a con stan t high level of ente rtai nme nt has bee n eve n mor e enrich ed by the play George Was hing ton Slept Here.

Fulto n, Hous e , Hoff man, Squy res, Sore nsen , naha n, Back , Clark , Mosh er, Jenn ings.

is caug ht in the act duri ng afte r scho ol rehe arsa l of the Mum mer s play . . . . Dismay ed look s follo w ANN ETTE CARN AHA N as she asce nds the stair s in rehe arsa l of "Geo rge Was hingto n Slep t Here ."

RUT H SORE NSEN

Bea uty in the mak ing- MIS S DAN A'S art stud ents at wor k on man y and v a r i e d art ALLA CE proje cts . . . . FRAN puts the finis hing touc hes on her art wor k in MISS WILS ON'S adva nced draw ing class .

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A PP R EC IA TI N G T H E BE A U TI FU L

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For futu re arti sts and art love rs Lin coln high prov ides art clas ses and the art club. Her e enth usia sts develop thei r ima gina tion and pow ers of obs erva tion whi le pro duc ing wor k whi ch give s them plea sure in the crea ting . Self -con trol is also developed bec aus e of the nec essi ty for mak ing eac h deta il prec ise and bea utifu l so tha t a pict ure whi ch the arti st can be pro ud of may resu lt.

Bec aus e of the trai nin g rece ived in art, man y gra dua tes of our scho ol will lead full er and mor e con tent ed lives, and will bec ome the type of aler t, inte llig ent and ima gina tive pers on who mak es a vita l con trib utio n in a nati on whe re the indivi dua l is the bac kbo ne of gov ernm ent, bus ines s and soci ety.

The Nati vity scene is recrea ted by the artis tic talSPRU NG's ents of MI s s Fren ch stud ents .

AR T CL UB Last Row: Rays or, Dahl gren , Horn by, Babs t, Van Burg , Kuhl man, Beyn on.

Third Row: Gove , Starc h, West ervel t, Dose k, Serig ht, Cart er, Boch .

Seco nd Row: Kirsc h, Roge rs, J. Smit h, Colb ert, Burk e, Guel ker, Mor'i sse, Trap hage n.

First Row: Aske y, Cros bie, vice- presi dent; Bede ll, secre tary; Gess ner, presi dent; Fisla r, presi dent; How ey, treas urer; S . Turn er, treas urer; Leam ing.

M O D ER N SH A.K ES PE A R ES The dev elop men t of clar ity, logic, forc eful nes s and ima gina tion in its mem bers is the pur pos e to whi ch wri ters club is ded icat ed. Ma ny stud ents hav e bee n enc our age d to con tinu e in thei r effo rts of self -exp ress ion thro ugh the med ium of the wri tten wor d by this org aniz atio n whi ch hold s befo re them the lure of ap-

pea ring in prin t. We like to thin k that , part iall y thro ugh the wor k of this club , citiz ens who are able to reac h con clus ions wit hou t con stan tly lean ing on the cru tches of oth er's thin kin g, and who are able to con trib ute som ethi ng orig inal whi ch will add to the adv anta ges of living, are eac h yea r enr ichi ng the wor ld.

Last Row: Fabe r, John son, Risch e, Mart ens, Desm ond, G. Wilc ox, East.

Third Row: Zelle rs, Rays or, Zolo t, Mann , Sher man, Wall ace, Willi ams, Dietz e, Ham lin, Chub buck .

Seco nd Row: Weav er, Cald er, Perry , Loet terle , Spom er, Lock ard, How ey, Stern , Bank s, Mitc hell, Benj amin .

First Row: Davi dson , Moul ten, Gort on, treas urer; Hanc ock, presi dent, vice- presi dent; 'Gish , presi dent; Fulto n, vicepresi dent ; Koch , secre tary; Schr eiber , treas urer; Web ber, secre tary; A . Wilc ox, Sore nsen .

Joa n Loc kha rd, Nor ma Car lson , Patr icia Bur t, Bet ty Gui ding er, Dor othy Lut z, Ran dall Ren ken .

JO U R N A L IS T S A ·T W O R K Ne ws pap ers are an int egr al pa rt of a dem ocr acy . Th e fro nt pag e sup pli es the pub lic wi th new s as it hap pen s, un col ore d by pe tty pre jud ice s, un sou nd opi nio ns or mo tiv es of sel f int ere st. Th e edi tor ial s aro use the people to act ion aga ins t cir cum sta nces det rim ent al to the we lfa re of the ma jor ity an d no les s wa ken the m to sup po rt a wh ole som e cau se.

Th ere are tw o nec ess itie s if jou rnal ism is to ach iev e the se hig h sta nd ard s-c om pe ten t wr ite rs and int ere ste d rea der s. Th e Ad voc ate cla sse s, un der Miss Belle Fa rm an 's sup erv isio n, are sup ply ing bo th in the gra du ate s of Lin col n hig h.

By fill ing the pap er wi th life and viv aci ty as we ll as news, thi s pap er ha s don e its sha re in pro vid ing Am eri ca wi th vo ter s wh o kn ow the policies of the ma n for wh om the y are vot ing , an d wh o will no t be sat isfie d to sit qu iet ly bac k as a cri sis app roa che s. Ad vo cat e aw ard s thi s ye ar are : Al l-A me ric an Ho no r rat ing by the Na tio nal Sch ola stic Pre ss ass oci atio n.

Don ald Bry ant, Geo rge Wil cox , Alic e Bab st, Jun e Fisl ar, For rest Moz er.

Lou ise Car ter, Dua ne Sloa n, Haz elle Hou se, Ma ry Gib son , Nor ma Hild .

Shi rley Val enti ner. Rut h DeB aufr e, Kno x Jon es, Lea h Jaco by, Nan cy How ey.

Ele ano r Kra jice k, Wil lest a Ogl e, Bet ty Eas t, Kay e Moo re.

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Certificate of Honor from the National Tuberculosis association and the Columbia Scholastic Press association in recognition of its contribution to a better understanding of tuberculosis.

Check for $30, Nebraska Tuberculosis association, because June Fislar, staff member, won second prize for her feature story on tuberculosis.

June Fislar-$25 war bond and trip to Omaha to attend state meeting of Nebraska Tuberculosis association, second prize in state feature story contest sponsored by association.

Dorothy Hansen, Elizabeth Alexander, Louise Loucks, Nancy Howey, Jane Traphagen, Doris Kauffman, Janet Clark.

Jerry Mapes, Kathleen Schreiber, Norma Chubb c:ck, DeLone Fillman, Warren Wise, MaryAlice Harrlin, Helen Schultz.

Betty Luse, Richard Means, Marilyn Zolot, Robert Hinds, Halcyon Coble, Miriam Hicks, Naomi- Stern.

Elaine Robinson, Jean Leadley, Ninabelle Mull, P aul Johnston, Robert Becker, Patricia Burke, Velmalou Watkins, Eileen Derieg, Franklin Jacobs.

Janet McDonald, Beverly Williams, Robert Resseguie, Helen Gallagher, Jer'e Ann Merritt, Virginia Koch, Phyllis Banks .

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DI ST RI BU TI VE ED UC AT IO N Last Row : Wag ner, J. Harr is, Breh m, Wied erspa n, Schw indt, Ferg uson .

Third Row : Loco co, Rein ke, A. Harr is, Sind t, Schn ieder , Sext on, Sieck , Mosh er.

Seco nd Row : Wish now, Gittl eman , Holm an, Boyl es, Carls on, Lick liter, B. John son, Anke r, Pette t. urer; treas on, West dent; presi son, John J. dent; presi viceack, Burb tary; secre er, berg Bom y, Imla , Craft : Row First Lewa ndow ski, vice- presi dent; Schn ieber . , tz Glan ett, Dogg sen, stian Chri el, Reich hy, Murp cle, Meri en, Hans Fast, y, Denn g, stron Arm re: pictu the in Not Hend erson , Jord an, Knot t, Schr apsh ire.

LE A R N IN G TE C H N IC A L SK IL LS BU SIN ES S GIRL S CL UB Last Row : Smit h, Eckh ardt, Kais er, Kahl , Mart in, D. Hans en, Fowl er, edito r; Sore nsen , B . Hans en.

Thir d Row : Gann on, Hock , Denn y, Vidla k, Geis tling er, Nygr en, Mosl ande r, Hack barth , Eitel .

Seco nd Row : Kraj icek, Jaco by, Hine s, Cart er, Meye rs, Ogle , Myer s, Eastm an, Gree nfielc i.

First Row : Unge r, treas urer; Sand en, secre tary; Walk er, vice- presi dent; Egge r, presi dent; Miss Beyn on, Peck , president ; Brow n, vice- presi dent; Alex ande r, secre tary; Harr is , treas urer.

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"S ew Wh at! " ask ho me eco no mic s stu de nts , EL AIN E WI LH EL M an d M A R I L Y N HO US H. . . . Pe rfe ct F i t JOA N BU TLE R an d GW EN DO LY N CR EA TH BA UM

HOME ECONOMICS

Fu tur e " Os ca,r s" of the Wa ldo rf s h o w the ir wa res in a bo ys coo 1ci ng class.

Be fo re people ca n do th ei r be st wo rk eit he r me nt all y or ph ys ica lly th ey m us t be pr op er ly fed an d clo the d. Gi rls in th e ho me ec on om ics cla sse s an d clu b th is ye ar will so on ha ve th e du ty of se ein g th at th eir fam ili es ha ve ev er y ad va nt ag e po ssi ble in th is field. Th ey ha ve lea rn ed th at th er e is mu ch mo re to nu tri tio n th an sa tis fy in g th e ap pe tit e.

La ck of go od he alt h ca us es ma n ho ur s in in du str y to be lo st an d da ys wh ich mi gh t be sp en t in sc ho ol to be wa ste d.

Be sid es , ma ny tim es a pe rso n is no t ac tu all y sick, bu t be ca us e of po or nu tri tio n ca nn ot do hi s da ily wo rk at ma ximu m eff ici en cy .

H O M E ECONOMICS C L U B L ast Row : Gu elk er, Go v e , Ra sm uss en, Ho ush , De sm ond , Bo rga ard , P. Joh nso n, .He itk ott er.

S eco n d Ro w: Da lto n, We bst er, Cro sbi e , Fas ten au, Ch ubb uck , Die tze , Bis h , Bro wn .

Fir st Ro w : P ie r ce, Yo kel , tre a su r er; Bu bb , vic e-p r esid ent ; Ho use , p r esi den t ; Tu rne r, p r esi den t ; B r ow n, sec ret ary Ca r rol l , vic e-p r esi d ent ; Mo ult en.

;

Last Row: Guidinger, Misko, Loudon, Olney, Hornby, Burt, Osterman.

Second Row : Mains, McLaughlin, Freitag, Thompson, Raysor, Ferris.

• First Row: Bruner, Bach, treasurer; Carroll, secretary; Bedell, vice-presiden t; Angle, president; Mockett, secretary; Pendray, vice-presiden t; P. Johnson, treasurer.

AN ENGROSSING HOB BY Club members experiment with camera equipment.

Members of the camera club become efficient in making rapid judgments , and gain a wholesome respect for the law of cause and effect. Distance, light conditions, and the motion of the subject must be considered quickly and accurately by the camera enthusiast in order to produce a picture with quality.

Photograp hy is also an activity which can provide the student with an interesting profession or an engrossing hobby to add enjoymen t to his leisure hours, after he has finished his formal education.

Each year photograp hy becomes more of an art. It is in a state of immense growth, and is one of the most promising fields for the future.

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Br ea kf as t in be d! - JO YC E FI SC HE R an d VI VI EN Hq LM ES de m on st ra te ho m e nu rs in g ca re in gi rls hy gi en e cla ss . . . . Pr ac tic e m ak es pe rfe ct . . . .

Th e ho m e st re tc h pr ov es tir in g to bo ys sp or ts classes as th ey ta ke o~ a 440.

Ph ys io lo gy cla ss sh ow s BO B M OC KE TT an d TO M LU DW IC K w ha t m ak es th em tic k.

T H E H E A LT H O F THE NATION L in co ln hi gh sc ho ol pl ac es em ph as is in al l cl as se s on th e ba si c fa ct or s of a ha pp y an d su cc es sf ul life. T he st ud en t is ta ug ht in sc ie nc e an d hy gi en e cl as se s th at he al th is m en ta l an d m or al as w el l as ph ys ic al .

Pr om ot io n an d m ai nt en an ce of so un d he al th is no t co m pr eh en de d al on e in w ha t he do es fo r hi s bo dy . T he ph ys io lo gy , bi ol og y, he al th an d hy gi en e cl as se s ar e or ga ni ze d w it h th is in m in d. E ve nt s in sc ho ol li fe m ak e ap pr op ri at e oc ca si on s fo r im pr es si ve he al th te ac hi ng . T he en d so ug ht in al l th is te ac hi ng is so un d he al th , th in ki ng an d fe el in g, re co gn it io n of sy m pto m s of si ck ne ss an d pr om pt ac ti on at th e be gi nn in g o f th re at en ed ill ne ss . T he se id ea s an d fe el in gs , bu il t in to th e m in d of th e st ud en t by he al th tr ai ni ng , ar e th e fo un da ti on s fo r a "s ou nd m in d in a so un d bo dy ."

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E N T E R I N G T HE

ex an in T AL W RM NO ns gi be " nso "I sa y, te m po ra ne ou s sp ee ch be fo re an En gl is h 7 d an sE ou H E LL ZE HA , RE AC NG LO Eo . . . cla ss BE TT Y TH IE M AN te st th ei r vo ice s ov er so un d in pu bl ic sp ea ki ng cla ss .

CO BE L, DA VE Y, GA LT ER , M oz ER ,

HA NC OC K, BE RG GR EN , GI SH , an d CA RT ER ha sh ov er pl an s

fo r th e in te rc la ss de ba te .

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T he be st of li te ra tu re , be si de s g1vmg of ce ur so e bl ti us ha ex in an er ad re e th le ab lu va in h it w m hi es id ov pr , re su pl ea y B g. in liv d an fe li t ou ab n io at rm in fo e th n, io at ic if nt de -i lf se of s es oc th e pr e th h it w e iz th pa m sy to ns ar le re ad er ot he r pe rs on 's vi ew po in t w hi le st il l re s se as cl sh li ng E In s. ea id n ow s hi g in in ta e th r fo e st ta a es ir qu ac t en ud st e th ed ir sp in is d an re tu ra te li st te ea gr s h' ea rt lf se m hi to e lu va of e lif a ad le to by it an d th os e ar ou nd hi m .

In co m po si ti on cl as s, th e st ud en t le ar ns en tt ri w e th a vi lf se m hi s es pr ex to w ho ve gi ill w ch hi w ay w a in d or w en ok sp an d s nd pe de cy ra oc m de · A y. it ar cl s ea id s hi n ow r ei th do n ca ho w s al du vi di in on at th t an rt po im ss le t no is it d an , ng th in ki . ts gh ou th s hi s es pr ex to le ab be n ze th e ci ti In de ba te cl as se s st ud en ts ar e ta ug ht to ar gu e w it h cl ea r logic an d in an in t us m ts en m gu ar t ha T r. ne an m g in st re te th or w be to r de or in s ct fa on d se ba be . ds in m r ei th in ed dd be im ly ep de is le w hi de a r fo g in ar ep pr in ch ar se re r ei th In rcu on n io at rm fo in t ou et rr fe ey ba te th re nt to pi cs pa rt ic ul ar ly af fe ct in g hi gh sc ho ol st ud en ts , an d in th e pr es en ta ti on low kn r ei th of t fi ne be e th s te ba de e th of . dy bo t en ud st e th to on ed ss pa is ge ed ust of s es sn ou ri se d an st re te in T he de nt s in m at he m at ic s cl as se s gi ve evide nc e of th ei r aw ar en es s of it s im po rt an ce . T he m at he m at ic s co ur se s of L in co ln hi gh ha ve m et ef fi ci en tl y th e ne ed s_ w llo fe nk hi -t t" an sl ng ro w e th t go e 'v "Y ou de ba te rs HA NC OC K, EV AN S, DA VE Y, GI SH , es at st , er nt ce L, BE CO as ER RT CA d an EN GR BE RG hi s sid e of th e · qu es tio n.

ATOMIC A G E of a cha ngin g wor ld in trai nin g stud ents to 'be read y to do thei r par t in this field.

The num ber of stud ents who cho ose mat hem atic s as a maj or • is extr eme ly larg e.

Thr oug h his scie nce clas ses the pup il lear ns wit h awe and resp ect abo ut the com plex ity of the univ erse . He catc hes a glim pse of und erst and ing abo ut the com pos itio n of mat ter, the inco mpr ehen sibl e mir acle of star s, and the won der of life from the tini est amo eba to his own effi cien t body.

Dem and s whi ch life mak es upo n peo ple dete rmi ne wha t edu cati on sha ll teac h them . In a wor ld tha t is scie ntif ic the stud ent will be requ ired to ada pt him self to the mar velo us cha nge s whi ch are and will be occ urri ng con stan tly. Scie nce clas ses kee p this in min d in plan ning cou rses at Lin coln high scho ol.

The stud y of wor ld pro blem s and eve nts in hist ory clas ses give s the stud ent soli d imp arti al fact s on whi ch to bas e his poli tica l beliefs. He is exp osed to the vari ed view poin ts whi ch spri ng up amo ng diff eren t eco nom ic and soci al clas ses and in sep arat e loca litie s. He lear ns tha t alth oug h eac h of thes e view s has its ard ent adv oca tes who insi st tha t it is the nem esis of all the wor ld's evils, it also has opp one nts who are just as veh eme nt. To mak e it eve n mor e tho ugh tprov okin g, both side s ofte n offe r arg umen ts whi ch on the surf ace seem flaw less.

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mat h

stud ents

REIF SCHN EIDE R,

SMIT H,

RocK E, Row EN, MUL DER, TURN ER and OWE N find

the slide rule com plica ted.

Find ing the spec ific grav ity in phys ics. ,,

Miss WIBL E dem onst rates her poin t to her so lid

AL MEN DOZA remi nds DEA N HOB SON that it's im-

geom etry stud ents .

polit e to poin t.

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Fo rei gn lan gu age cou rse s offer mu ch op po rtu nit y for cre ati ve ach iev em ent as well as for bet ter jud gm ent in reg ard to ou r nei ghb ors .

Ma ny for me r me mb ers of the se cla sse s ma de def ini te con trib uti on s in the ser vic e. Th e un der sta nd ing tha t the se boy s and gir ls acq uir ed can no t hel p bu t be a for ce in cre ating gre ate r sym pat hy and dis cer nme nt am on g the per son s in the ir com mu nit ies and the ref ore in natio ns aro un d the globe.

In com me rci al cla sse s, boy s and ·gi rls lea rn tec hn ica l ski lls wh ich pre }:;are the m to ear n the ir liv ing in a wo rth wh ile wa y and per for m tas ks wh ich are abs olu tel y nec ess ary to the fun cti on ing of civ iliz ati on as we kn ow it.

Lin col n hig h stu den ts in the se cla sse s will bec om e sec ret ari es, typ ists , boo kke epe rs and ste no gra ph ers wh o are as ess ent ial to bu sin ess as fle sh is to the body. Th e cor por atio n hea d wo uld be hel ple ss wi tho ut wo rke rs of thi s typ e, an d the bes t ma chi nes wo uld be val uel ess .

Co mm erc ial cou rse s tea ch rap id thi nk ing and acc ura cy. Th ese tw o thi ng s will aid any one , bu t are of par tic ula r val ue to the cit ize n of a dem ocr acy wh ere people are enc ou rage d to thi nk, and the . mo re accur ate ly an d rap idl y the bet ter .

Pri nt shop wo rk occ upie s the atte ntio n of DO N MIC HAE L, LER OY KRU SE and DoN HER GER T. Boo ks mu st bala nce ! MR . SEL L's adv anc ed boo kkee pin g class brin g boo ks up to dat e.

La clase de esp ano l rec ita su lecc ion . Mis s RoKAHR's fift h per iod Spa nish class has a Lesson at the boa rd.

and BAR BAR A MEY ER dra pe a tog a on a Rom an dol l for a Lat in disp lay.

ARL ENE PA1 'tK

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"Roger!''-says ART BLOYD to EMERSON ROGERS as he gives the signal to start the engine.

MASTER MISTER FIXITS Shop courses prepare those interested in entering industrial vocations to become more proficient in the trades of their choice. Auto mechanics, woodwork, printing and electricity classes give boys basic training for a vocation and they learn to adapt themselves to new situations and to work with and appreciate the ability of others.

That's plane enough-FRED RAWLINS smooths down the rough places.

KELLER, ERNST, DORAN, WHITE, LIDOLPH, MAXFIELD, HAUCK, DORSEY, ROBINSON, find

the trouble in an engine in auto mechanics.

Under cover are KENNY KESZLER and DoN BoTTs getting a car in shape.

VIM, V IG O R, THE PEPPERS

. tch ske s per Pep a in nd Isla nd Gra s alia o col Pic nk Fra en fall r ove at glo Pep per s

Th e Pe pp ers off er mu ch tra ini ng in gro up lea der shi p, res po nsi bil ity an d soc ial coo per ati on . On ly a ver y sm all per cen t of the stu de nts pla y in the par tic ula r eve nt; bu t the val ue of the nat ura l, spo ntan eo us exp res sio n tha t the se occ asi ons aff ord can no t be me asu red .

Cr eat ive abi lity als o fin ds an opp ortun ity for exp res sio n in Pep per s, wh o hav e bee n res pon sib le for fiv e foo tba ll an d fou r bas ket bal l ass em bli es thi s yea r.

Be cau se of the ent hu sia sti c loy alt y of thi s gro up, tea ms an d coa che s fee l tha t mu ch cre dit is due the Pe pp ers for the ou tco me of ma ny gam es.

naCar st, Bab ner, Tur er, Spe .

D n, nso Joh R. er, lagh Gal ker, Bric J. , non Bey , gen pha Tra , eck Sell Las t Row : Ebr ight , han , Koc h, But ler, Wa lker . , Pelt Van ner, Sid n, nso Joh M. le, Vel Tou er, Spe R. , rlin mbe Cha er, Seil ble, Trim ze, Fou rth Row : Hau sne r, Hol Tho mse n, Gad dis, Yod er. le, Nob , lace Wal ker, Bec , hran Coc le, Stee n, nso Swa n, tma Get n, pso Sim t, ber Tra rd, nha Rei Thi rd Row : Hal ey, Fisl ar, Alb ert, Hou se. e, Con ter, rces Wo ght, Seri , sell Rus , kett Moc , man Lot , yres Squ en, mps Tho er, Sec ond Row : Kim ball , Pric e, Egg Gly nn, Fox , Hin ds, S. Kim ball .

Bor y; etar secr , land Wie y; etar secr tey, Bat nt; side -pre vice en.

Aitk r; sure trea , Firs t Row : Gib son , Dos ek, Hol land gen s, pres iden t; Mal lory , pres iden t; Lee se, vice -pre side nt; Rym an, trea sure r; Cob le.

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VI TA LI TY THE LYNX

Yea Red! Yea Black! yell cheer leader s DosEK , PICCOL O, LEESE , WINSLOW, GrnsoN and WESSE L.

Reorg anizi ng at the begin ning of the schoo l year. the boys cheer ing sectio n took on the name of the Lynx and proceede d to back the team s in an enthu siastic mann er. Its memb ershi p is made

up of some suppo rters from the athle tic squad s and other rabid enthu siasts . With a newly revise d const itutio n the Lynx are antic ipatin g the comin g sport s year.

Last Row: Mccan n, Phelps, Weathe rhogg, McCon nell, Mikkel sen, Lohrbe rg, Piccolo , Schless elman, Hecken lively .

Second Row: Winslo w, Adams , Hinds , Hobson , Sinclai r, Weir, Wilcox , Eddy, McMas ter.

Front Row: Hughes , Jones, Bergqu ist, treasur er; Kimbal l, vice-pr esident ; Gunder son , preside nt; Hays, H. Gish, Doerr.

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SER VIN G OTH ERS

DOROT HY LUTZ brings up a proble m for discus sion before GEORG E WILCO X, HELEN LAMB, and FRANC IS CHRIST OPHER in a health comm ittee meetin g.

SP OR TS WO ME N The name healt h comm ittee does not revea l all the dutie s or the impo rtanc e of this comm ittee. Reali zing the necessity of perso nality devel opme nt, social traini ng and group assoc iatio n-all indispe nsabl e to perso nality train ing-t his comm ittee feels stron gly the impo rtanc e of attrac tive surro undin gs in this program . They have been respo nsible for maki ng the cafet eria an attrac tive and more order ly place. Host and hoste sses are appoi nted from this comm ittee and socia l grace and poise are developed.

Partic ipatio n in a sport for one semes ter or placin g in a tourn amen t entitl es

a girl to a G. A. A. emble m; takin g part in the same sport for two seme sters, earns her an L letter .

The sport s offere d the girls in Linco ln high schoo l are tap danci ng, table tenni s, speed ball, baske tball, rhyth mic danci ng, outdo or tenni s, swim ming , hikin g, archery, horse back riding , golf and sellin g edibles at athle tic event s.

The girls learn the value of a sound body, the joy deriv ed from healt hful recre ation , the challe nge of comp etitio n, and the devel opme nt deriv ed in physi cal stren gth and ment al chara cter from all of these .

Last Row: Rice, Stoesz, Zinsma ster, McCon nell, L. William s, Sinner, D. William s. Johnsto n.

Fourth Row: Asmus, Fox, Ra ysor, Johnso n, Gardne r, Treat, Day, Eckhar dt, Bergstr asser, Gillett.

Third Row: Gerlach , Pitney , Hausne r, B. Estes, Richmo nd, Brown, M. Estes, Peck, Kniper , Ray. Second Row: Kitchen , Carr, Munson , Chandl er, Moren, Dietze, Thomp sen, Kucher a, Robins on, Hosche le , Meyer .

Front Row: Olson, D. Estes, Hornby , recordi ng secreta ry; Eckbla d, preside nt; Schafer , preside nt; Penton , treasur er;

Cave, recordi ng secreta ry; Burke, recordi ng secreta ry; Shively , Graham , Miller.

C U P G IR L Car ryin g on the trad itio n star ted several yea rs ago , the girl s athl etic asso ciation this yea r cho se Leo na McC lure as the 1946 Cup Girl. Leo na, a Jan uar y gra dua te, exc elle d in man y spo rts whi le in high scho ol, rece ivin g thre e lett ers and sev en emb lem s. The lett ers incl ude d two for tenn is and one eac h in soft ball and swi mm ing; emb lem s cam e for soft ball, spee dba ll, tenn is, bas ketb all, swi mmin g, tap dan cing and tabl e tenn is.

Cho sen on the bas is of sch olar ship , spo rtsm ans hip, citiz ensh ip and scho ol lead ersh ip, Leo na ran ks high in all fou r.

Bes ides her acti ve part icip atio n in spo rts, she was vice -pre side nt of the G. A. A., lead er of sev eral spo rts, a mem ber of the cho ir, girl s glee , Joy Nig ht, Girl Res erve s and a sing er in the ope ra, Iola nthe .

Fol low ing this earl y trai nin g und er Mis s Lill ian Sto ry and Miss Hel en Miller, she .is now a phy sica l edu cati on maj or at the Uni ver sity of Neb rask a and will undou bted ly go far in her cho sen voc atio n.

LEON A McC LUR E,

1946 cup girl

L G IR LS Last Row : M. Estes , Berg stres ser, Zins mast er, McC onne ll, Rice, G artne r, Peck .

Seco nd Row : Ray, Olso n, D. Estes , Carr , More n, Meye r, Robi nson , Kitch en.

First Row : Daha rsh, Boek a, Pent on, Scha ffer, Eckb lad, Cave , Burk e.

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G IR LS SP O R TS

Last Row: Spee dball -Asm us, B . Estes , Ray, R ice, Ber gstre sser, M . Est es , Meye r.

Third Row: Olso n, D . Estes , R ich mon d , Sinn e r, Stoes z, McCon n ell, Boek a, Daha rsh.

Seco n d Row: Peck , Mille r, G raha m , K niper .

First Row: Mun so n, Carr, G illett , Scha fer, Mora u , Ekbl ad, P itney , H asche le , P ento n.

Eac h fall and aga in in the spri ng, a girl s swi mm ing mee t is stag ed in the Lin coln high scho ol pool. To tho se girl s who obta in the hig hes t stan dar ds in the swi mm ing mee ts goe s spec ial reco gnit ion in the form of swi mm ing awa rds.

As an enc our age men t for mor e girl s who do not kno w how or who nee d som e "bru shin g up" in swi mm ing, clas ses mee t afte r scho ol dur ing the scho ol yea r.

Also as an aid to buil ding of hea lth amo ng hig h scho ol girl s is the rhy thm ic dan cing clas s whi ch is con duc ted dur ing the firs t sem este r. The se clas ses are an afte r-sc hoo l sess ion and con sist of a seri es of exe rcis es and dan cing all don e to the rhy thm of spec ially provide d mus ic.

Dur ing Lin coln high athl etic eve nts, man y girl s part icip ate in cori ng app les

I n a grac eful pose are rhy thm ic dan cers , ZINS MAS TER, GILL ETT an d LEW IS ...

Taki ng thei r aims are arch er y en thu si asts, RICE , WIL LIAM S and OLSO N . . . Tap an d JOHN STON E dan cers , BUR KE prac ti ce a tap step .

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and selliP..g edibles at the games and are awarded salesmanship emblems.

Ever-popular among sports is the tennis game. At the tennis tournaments in the fall the ablest participants win special awards. Table tennis also holds its own in the realm of girls athletic activities, as a tournament is held at the beginning of the second semester. Girls may enter in singles or doubles and awards in both tournaments are given on the same bas:s as in tennis.

Emblems may be won by participating in and receiving high averages in the golf tournament held bi-annually, in the fall and spring.

Another feature of the first semester is the tap dancing class which earns dancing emblems for all who take part.

Speedball, a combination of basketball and football, ends in the fall tournament which enables many to earn a wards.

The fascinating game of archery for those interested in a bow and arrow is a spring sport which brings untold pleasure and good body building exercise. During the last nine weeks of the second semester, the archery tournament yie!ds emblems to those who place first, second, third or fourth in the finals.

MoREu,

SINNER,

McCLURE,

WILLIAMS,

gather before tennis class ...

Sales girls-----:-back row: BERGSTRESSER,

HoscHELE RAY,

ZINSMASTER,

SCHAFFER,

TREAT.

Front row: PECK, MOREN, CARR, ROBINSON, DIETZ, EKBLAD . . . Future golf champions, PITNEY, AsMus, STOESZ ancl EKBLAD . . . Bathing beauties, MEYER and McCLURE.

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BOYS S P O R T S Ra lph Be ech ner , be tte r kn ow n as "B eec h," as hea d foo tba ll and tra ck coa ch has ma de Lin col n tea ms wid ely kn ow n in the pre p spo rts wo rld . As dir ect or of ath let ics he car rie s on on e of the sta tes bes t rou nd ed pro gra ms .

BEE CH talk s ove r the Lin ks pro spe cts wit h me n, ETM UND and PIE RCE .

L

O N W A R D TO VICTORY L CL UB lps.

Phe k, wic Lud rr, Doe ke, Roc ll, pbe Cam ce, Pier t, Bat g, tfan Wil n, erso And er, Mey , Gish : Row t Las . gert Rei ker, Bec , p Har n, ega Don , und Etm , h aug fenb Def ek, Cap r, Wei ite, Wh , tum Kor , rrar Fou rth Row : Sha ant.

Bry re, gac Lon a, doz Men tze, Die pp, Kno t, Wal , ns Mea son, Hob es, Jon , sell Rus , mer Boo : Row rd Thi er. nied Sch , lips Phil e, Ston f, Peif er, chn Bee , and Wey , .-all Wor ey, phr Pum , rger nbe Lei en, Ow Sec ond Row : O'S hea , y; etar secr orf, ensd Reb ; nt side -pre vice on, ders Gun ; er s-.ir trea , ball Kim hes, Hug Firs t Row : Agu irre , Lub ke, Dea n, Wen ke, p resi den t; Ber gqu ist, Pol ite, Hay es.

GUN DER SON , BER GQU IST, GRA DY, HO FFM AN, KNO PP.

REB ENS DOR F, DOE RR, POL ITE , WE IR, BAT T.

TOUCHDOWN BOUND

HOF FMA N

for driv es yar ds.

cov ete d

"So ne ar .an d ye t so far " is an app rop ria te epi the t for thi s yea r's gri dst ers , for in a sen se the y we re on ly fou r mi nu tes aw ay fro m a sta te cha mp ion shi p. Fo ur mi nu tes aw ay bec aus e of the fac t tha t, exc ept for for ty sec on ds in the ir tus sle wi th the Sc ott sbl uff Be arc ats an d the clo sin g thr ee mi nu tes of the Te ch gam e Co ach es Be ech ner and We yan d ha d an oth er sta te cha mpio nsh ip fea the r tuc ked in the ir Ste tso ns wi th no qu est ion s ask ed!

Ini tia tin g the sea son wi th a 12- 6 wi n ov er Ke arn ey, las t yea r's sta te cha mp s, the Lin ks pla yed spe cta cul ar def ens ive bal l the fir st hal f all ow ing the Be arc ats on ly 19 ya rds in the net yar ds- gai ned dep art me nt, bu t ha d to ou tla st a det erm ine d sec on d-h alf Ke arn ey ral ly to com e ou t on top .

Th ere wa s no qu est ion ab ou t Lin col n's super ior ity ov er the pea cef ul St. Jos eph Ind ian s, wh en the Lin ks cam e ou t on top oj a 43-0 rom p, The foo tba H ban que t pro vid es a fitti ng clim ax to ano the r fine grid - sea son .

uses his hei ght to adv ant age as he pic ks off a pass in the end zon e.

Roc KE

Pag e 59

afte r thro win g eve ryth ing but the refe rees at the Missou rian s.

Und oub tedl y the Red and Bla ck disp laye d thei r bes t ball of the yea r in the 14-7 win ove r stro ng Sio ux City Eas t. Tra ilin g at inte rmi ssion , the Lin ks ope ned the seco nd half with an 80- yard kick off retu rn by Gun ders on wit h the valu able aid of stel lar bloc king , and tall ied aga in with in fou r min utes to sew up the fray .

Aft er a nea r-th ous and mile trip the Lin coln tuto rs wer e und oub tedl y que stio ning the just ice in this wor ld. The illfate d Bee chn erm en saw thei r fort une s wan e as the tou ted Sco ttsb luff elev en pas sed thei r way into a 7 -7 dea dloc k with less tha n 40 seco nds remai ning .

The ann ual Nor thea st-L incoln Cla ssic as usu al pro duc ed mor e thri lls tha n it did

He miss ed it! All-s tate En DON EGAN goes into the air for one, whil e MEL KNO PP mov es in for supp ort.

y

WHI TE, KOR TUM ,

ETM UND , HUG HES,

MEN DOZA ,

BRYA NT.

MAR ISCA L,

CAPE K.

football. The Links played superior ball throughout, however, and came out on top of a 12-6 count. Play was featured per usual, by good defensive ball on the part of the Lincoln club and a 64-yard touchdown scam per by Northeast's Mccurdy on a traditional Statue of Liberty play. The Links doubled the Rockets in yards gained and played good ball throughout.

The South High Packers probably cultivated more gray hairs on Coach Beechner's pate than ·any other fray when they dropped a 6-7 encounter with the Red and Black. The victory unquestionably can be accredited to spectacular defensive play by the locals for not once but a near half-dozen times the Links found themselves with their back to the wall with the Packers ready to unload their 6 points in the end zone.

The Tech Maroons handed the Lincoln club their only defeat when they managed a 7-6 upset over· the locals. The Links had the situation well in hand, in a football sense, but the gents in the striped shirts proved to be too much for the gridsters. A touchdown pass_late in the first half, which undoubtedly would have iced the game was called back on a holding penalty. The Omaha gridsters failed to make a first down the entire first half and had to take to the air early in the fourth quarter to gain the margin of victory.

A game Omaha Central club met defeat before the avenging Red and Black to the tune of 13-0. It was Lincoln all the way as the Beechermen hit pay dirt on a long Bergquist pass and again on the ground to sew up the traditional scramble.

A flu-stricken Red and Black eleven wound up the current campaign by rolling over touted Grand Island, 22-7. The visitors failed to reach the mid-stripe the entire first half but tallied via the airlanes in the third canto.

DEFFENBAUGH, LUDWICK, BARTLETT.

heads for pay-dirt in the Grand Island mix.

BERGQUIST

McEAcHEN, DIETZE, JONES, GISH.

BECKER, CAMPBELL, KIMBALL, LUBKE.

MEET THE

A n u n der -bask et tan gle wit h Scott sbluff leaves the hoopsters " up in the air."

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BRUCE " AL " B ERGQU:::ST.

JACK

Coach Lyle Weyand's maple-pounders copped all the laurels in sight, with the possible exception of the Irish-sweepstakes to write "finis" to one of the most successful campaigns ever to be recorded in the Red and Black ledger of sports.

Undoubtedly the 1946 edition of Links basketeers was the most potent outfit in the state and probably one of the best squads that Lincoln has ever produced which is a distinction that cannot be overestimated when you review the annals of Lincoln high athletics.

With an all-victorious twenty-six game campaign and the State, Missouri Valley, and intercity titles, tucked under their belts it is difficult to prescribe a diet for a record such as the one sported by their victorious aggregation. But indeed, diet was the least of facetious Lyle Weyand's worries in this season of seasons for each game was a climb on a twenty-six-step ladder and he was ever ready to lend a helping hand lest his hard-wood-trotters slip and fall.

The climax of this season's exciting action was the state title fray when the locals squared off against a powerful Benson team but perusual, the Links took an early lead and were never headed on their way to a 36-30 decision and the state championship. The Lincoln club gave one of the smoothest exhibitions of ballplaying witnessed in recent years to sew up the fray as Benson's Rod Dalbey kept the Omaha club in the running. It was a fitting climax to a great season.

The Lincoln-Northeast classic gave the fans a duo thrill as the teams met in their annual battle and again in the district. Although both games were uncomfortably close, the districtchampionship playoff probably afforded more thrills than the annual meeting. The Links were

" D EFF" D EF FENBAUGH .

Eo "Lo N" DONEGAN.

WARREN "MOKE" DUNN.

CHAMPS

AH quiet on th e w estern fro n t t h e Lin coln bench watches a close play w :th Crete. . . . COACH WEY AND takes a breather.

showing a deficit at the half but forged ahead with an impressive spurt to notch a victory and the district crown. It was a well-deserved triumph w h1cn cost the Lincoln coacning staff a few gray hairs, but assured them of a seeded berth in the state carnival.

The Omaha South Packers came uncomfortably close to playing the role of Jack the Giant Killer to the Lin.Ks vme of victories as their rally in the closing_ minutes almost forced the clubs into an overtime. But old Lady Luck must have finally decided to cast her lot in favor of the locals as a basket which would have held the game up was nullified by the officials on a traveling penalty. It was the closest call of the season and proved to be a stimulant to the Red and Blaek cagesters.

Two Sioux City clubs, East and Central, provided local basketball fans with plenty of thrills and excitement when they squared off against tne locals on successive mghts. '1·he Sioux City East club forced the R ea and Black to come

DUANE " CHIEF" GRADY.

DON " HERG" HERGERT.

MEL " WIMPY" KNOPP ,

DON

" PUN KIN"

MEYER.

DICK

"Lou" MEANS ,

GRADY tak es aim . . . . MANROBINETTE WAYNE AGER che cks the bal ls.

fro m beh ind mo re tha n onc e in ord er to kee p the ir "L oss " col um n cle an an d ma int ain the ir ma rgi n in the Mi sso uri Va lle y rac e. Ea st dis pla yed a po ten t and for mi dab le att ack , the be st the loc als had run up aga ins t, bu t aga in Co ach We yan d's pro dig ies sto le the sho w an d the gam e wi th a tig ht def ens e, com bin ed wi th a sco rin g pu nch tha t had the vis ito rs on the ir hee ls wh en the chi ps we re dow n.

A cla ssy Fre mo nt five gav e the Lin ks a run for the ir mo ney in the sem i-fi nal s of the sta te tou rna me nt. Fre sh fro m an im pre ssi ve vic tor y ov er a fav ore d Cr eig hto n Pre p tea m the y pre sse d the Re d and Bla ck all the wa y, bu t the loc als for ged ahe ad in the clo sin g mi nu tes to gai n the fin al be rth aga ins t tou ted Be nso n. Un do ub ted ly the vic tor y can be att rib ute d to the air tig ht def ens e the Lin col n boy s cla mp ed on the ou tsta ter s, for the Fre mo nt agg reg ati on wa s hel d to on e bas ket the ent ire sec ond hal f. "A sm oo th we ll-c oac hed clu b" am ply des cri bes the Fre mo nt ho op ste rs wh o we re rat ed by ma ny a spo rt's scr ibe sec ond on ly to the po we rfu l Lin ks in bas ket bal l cir cle s.

It wa s a gre at sea so n-a nd a gre at tea m, the "26 -ga me , all -vi cto rio us" lab el spe aks for its elf an d is sig nif ica nt in thi s rEspect. A bas ket bal l tea m, or an y oth er com bin ati on, has its up s an d dow ns, its "ho t" and "co ld" nig hts to use a com mo n phr ase olo gy. It see ms , the n, tha t an y tea m tha t can ove rco me na tur al han dic aps an d ma int ain a co nst an t suc ces sio n of wi ns is des erv ing of all the cre dit and pra ise tha t com es its wa y.

4 7 Neb ras ka Cit y 44 Om aha Cen tral 35 Gra nd Isla nd 28 Sco ttsb luff 22 Sco ttsb luff 40 Has ting s 35 Om aha Sou th 43 Yo rk 41 Om aha Tec h.

4 7 Om aha Cen tral 28 Cre te 29 Om aha Sou th 43 S. C. Eas t

BoB "Sh ort y" PIERCE. Pag e 64

RANDELL "Bu ste r" RENKEN

DICK "Fi reb all" RussELL.

ll j28 S. C. Cen tral 16 I26 No rthe ast 26 135 Om aha Tec h.

20 36 Ab e Lin col n • 13 59 Ke arn ey 30 37 Fal ls Cit y 24 31 No rfo lk 31 36 Bea tric e 30 39 Neb ras ka Cit y 18 33 No rthe ast 16 59 Mc Coo k 27 31 Fre mo nt 31 36 Om aha Ben son

NORM "Cl agh orn " WALT.

16 22 21 31 17 24 12 18 14 25 29 23 30

BILL "Ju dge " WENKE.

. sen Han , on mps Tho ell, How .

R rge, Geo g, tfan Wil , sler Kes , gert Rei el, Heg th, Smi us, Deb ; ch coa Las t Row : C. Wo rral l, ns.

Mea , y Rub , lach Ger ns, Eva n, nso Joh der, Lou ritt, Mer ce, Pier s, dori Sad .; mgr rk, Sec ond Row : Wh ite , mgr .; Cla . man Bau lps, Phe n, Dea l, Nei ell, How B. , rson Pete , mitt Sch , sner Ges , kett Moc : Fro nt Row

ANOTHER TOP YEAR Th is yea r's res erv e squ ad spo rte d consid era ble _tal ent in alm ost all dep art me nts and pro vid ed the opt im isti c spo rts fan an am ple op po rtu nit y to glo at ov er the gri d cam pai gn s to come. Co ach Wo rra ll wa s gre ete d by a rec ord tur no ut an d ma intai ned a lar ge squ ad thr ou gh ou t the sea son 's ent ire ty. Th e Jun ior Lin ks we re all -vi cto rio us in the ir six -ga me sch edu le, the zen ith of the cam pai gn bei ng the ir rom p ov er a fai rly str on g Bo ys To wn gri d ma chi ne. It wa s an im pre ssi ve sea -

son an d spe aks well for Lin col n's rat ing in ath let ic cir cle s in the fut ure .

Th e var sit y ma ple -tr ipp ers sho ne so bri gh tly thi s sea son tha t it wa s ha rd to det ect the bri llia nce of "C hu ck" Wo rra ll's cu rre nt edi tio n of the Lin ks res erv es glo win g in the dis tan ce. Bu t the glo w wa s the re, and jus tly so, for the res erv es had jus t fin ish ed an all -vi cto rio us 19gam e cam pai gn tak ing on all com ers , inclu din g Hil dre th, thi s yea r's cla ss D cha mp .

Las t Row : Hitz , Hen kle, Low der, Loh rber g, Pac ~ar d.

Sec ond Row : Mcc ann , Stro h, Cap ek, Kor tum , Dec ker, Sch war tzm an, mgr .

Fro nt Row : Wo rral l, coa ch ; Fre nch , Moo re, Nie lson , Lud wic k, Ger lach .

Free style rs SHAR RAR, OWE N, LAM BERT , PHEL PS, HAR LEY and MEN DOZA wait for the gun.

•

MERMEN

give s back strok ers CAM PBELL and THO MPSO N last minu te instr uctio n as man ager JOE BRO WN look s on.

COAC H "WE B" EME RY

The Lin coln high tan kste rs retu rne d to com peti tion this yea r und er the tute lage of "We b" Em ery for the firs t tim e sinc e the '42-'43 seas on and had vari ed luck , win ning two and dro ppin g thre e con test s.

Om aha Tec h seem ed to be the spla she rs jinx as they dro ppe d two dua l con test s to the Mar oon s by 37-29 and 36-30 sco res and also fell to the firs t city crew 41-25 in the Uni vers ity of Neb rask a invi tati on-

Up

for

air!

Brea ststr oker s

GREE R,

EDDY

al. The Red and Bla ck brig hten ed the ir seas on wit h dou ble rou ts of Boy s Tow n, how eve r, 49-17 and 58-8.

In add itio n mos t of the boy s com pete d with the Lin coln athl etic club in the Midwes t A. A. U. mee t in Om aha in whi ch they ran g up 33 poin ts and wer e bes ted only by the Om aha athl etic club and the Om aha Leg ion club.

dem onst rates the fine r poin ts of divin g to mate s STON E, PUTA SARI and COFF IN.

Rus s

CERN Y

and

GRAD WOH L.

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OLHEISER, TISTHAMMER, BOOMER,

HILL, MARTINEZ

take advantage of a pose that r efreshes.

FAIRWAYS AND COURTS Two lettermen and two transfers bolster Coach Max Pumphrey's hopes for another state championship golf team and a repeat on the individual crown this year. Ted O'Shea and Dick Russell are the returning lettermen while Bob Wiley and Jerry Beck are the transfer duo.

Others out for the golf team include Willis PoHte, Charles White, Phil White,

Golfers STROH, BECK, WILEY .

LAUER, O'SHEA.

La Vern Gronquist, Jack Heckenlively, Stanley Stroh and Bob Stone.

In tennis an attempt to regain the state title will be based around the lone retu:.·nin·g letterman, Willis Polite and three transfers, Donn Davis, Dick Means and Carl Fahrenbach.

Martin Phillips and Mendell Archerd round out the tennis roster.

Netters POLITE, MEANS, ARCHERD. FAHRENBACH,

COACH

PUMPHREY,

DAVIS.

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: Bretzer , ch, Dietz, Ru

pment manag er; Cordell , White, Wilcox , Korrell , ecker, Strom, Schwar tzman, manage r; Mr. Worral l,

owell, Hughe

Nielson , Hays, Debus, Hobson .

ON TH E BA SE PA TH Coac h Chuc k Worr all's diam ondm en were shut out in their openi ng game by a good South High Pack er crew, 2-0.

Chuc k Hugh es' loopi ng Texa s Leag uer single was the only mar upon a perfe ct no-hi t game for the South pitch er.

"Left y" Nutt looke d good on the moun d for the Links as he gave up only three hits to the powe rful Packe rs.

Retur ning letter men this year are Pete Kortu m, catch ; Georg e Nutt, pitch ; Melvin Knop p and Don Hays , infiel d; Virg Reige rt and Dean Hobs on, outfie ld. Prom ising yearl ings includ e Hugh es, Guy Neilson, Jim Frenc h, Virg Jacob s, Merle Debu s, Stan Gerla ch, Ray Howell, Chick Lowd er, Willa rd Schle sselm an, John Dietz , Don Ruby and Bob Lohrb erg.

First sacker GuY NEILSO N stretch es for a low peg.

PACKE R

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basem an HUGHE S out.

second

almos t

tags

Last Row: Beechner, coach; Peiff, coach; G. Smith, Runion, mgr . ; Kimball, George, Walt, Bryant, Hergert.

Fourth Row: Garner, Mockett, Folsom, Hillenbrand, Rivett, Beideck, Cook, Fenn, mgr .; Batt, Lessman.

Third Row: Bauman, B . Smith, McMaster, Green, Dawson, Catterson, Mueller, Herbert, Peterson, Farnham.

Second Row: Harley, Mccann, Jones, Capek, Moore, Phelps, McClay, Pierce, Wiltfang, Paulsen, Ratliff.

First Row: Mikkelson, Gish, Weir, Teller, Andreson, Burton, Reifschneider, Longacre, Bergquist, Lightner, Wells, Tad Tucker.

Lincoln high's cinder squad returned to championship form this year with Coach Ralph Beechner finding 10 lettermen and a transfer plus a number of promising recruits awaiting his call.

Letterman include Ed L o n g a c r e, sprints; Knox Jones and John Andreson, quartermilers; Don Bryant, miler; Herb Gish and Br.uce Bergquist, hurdlers; Bill Kimball, weights; Ed Donegan and Merlin Wiltfang, high jump; Jack Deffenbaugh, pole vault and broad jump along with Ted Gunderson, transfer from Iowa City, Iowa.

Other boys showing they mean to go places 'are Bruce Smith, Don Wells, Bob Reifschneider, Don Etmund, Jim Mikkelson, Lloyd Ratliff, Ed Weir, Jr., Bill Henkle, Hopp Koch, Gayle Teller, Bob Herbert, Don Batt, Bob Mockett, Leonard Rebensdorf, and Bob George.

Hurdlers, GISH, HENKLE, WEIR and BERGQUIST round the curve in a practice race.

Going My Way?-BRYANT, RATLIFF and • JONES take a warm-up lap.

----

~ "i•-i.

~-11:~~t,

;;..

breaks the tape to grab a first for the Red and Black relay quartet in the Lincoln invitational.

JONES

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)

a brisk business as le . . . . A board of senior color day.

Loyal Lincoln high supporters watch an exciting game.

As the nucleus of the school, the student body spends three years learning the fundamentals of democracy, the functioning of a democracy and needs of democracy, preparing themselves to go out as the CITIZENS OF TOMORROW.

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SENIORS, JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES The end of each school year is important in the life of every student. For us, the seniors, it is a time of anticipation.

We view in retrospect the past three years, and plan with eagerness for a new adventure in our college or business careers.

Juniors who have looked with envy upon the privileges available to seniors, will have a chance now to accept the challenge of the new opportunities for leadership and accomplishment.

Sophomores with their high school life before them have an enviable place. The enthusiasm with which they enter high school is an inspiration to those who may have let opportunities pass by. They are

alert to the privileges here of filling student government positions; of establishing a high type of scholarship that they may be elected to the national honor society; of training for a journalistic career by working on the Advocate staff; of developing musical ability in band, orchestra, choir or other musical groups; of being appreciative readers and accomplished writers because of the training offered in English classes; of qualifying as linguists because of preparation in language classes. Many other courses which offer chances for adventure, achievement and personal satisfac\\ ti~n are open to t~~~- In each _student rests the respons1b1hty of makmg the !lmost of these opportunities.

~i

SPONSOR

SOPHOMORE CLA·s s

MR.

CARL

MANTHEY

OFFICERS

DICK PHELPS, presiden t RUTH STARKEL, v ice-president JIM DEAN, secretary PA TRICIA HINDS , treasurer

STARKEL, PHELPS,

S C H NE I D E R, EL I As,

JACOBS

HINDS,

DEAN ,

STARKEL ,

PHELPS

CABINET RUTH STARKEL LEONARD SCHNEIDER DICK PHELPS ROXANNA ELIAS MARIAN SINNER VIRGIL JACOBS

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SINNER,

SPONSO RS

JUNIOR CLAS S

Miss MARGARET O'RouRKE.

MISS ELSIE ROKAHR.

SEMESTER

FIRST

PAT PRICE

-

-

-

~ANCY NOBLE -

-

-

President

Vice-presiden t

BEVERLY THOMPSON - Secretary DON GISH

-

-

Treasurer

ETMUND, PICCOLO, PRICE, EGGER.

NOBLE, PRICE, THOMPSON, GISH.

SECOND

SEMESTER

-

DON ETMUND

-

-

President

FRANK PICCOLO - Vice-presiden t -

-

-

-

Secretary

FERN E3-GER

-

-

-

Treasurer

PAT PRICE

P age 74

Olney, Kistler, Sinclair, Tomasek, Haley, Merritt, Weaver, Mills, Smith, Pachman, Phillipson, Baldwin, Berggren.

Catron,

Johnston, Williams,

Hausner, Imlay,

AND CAM E THE SPRI NG "And Came the Spring" was the play chosen by the juniors for this year. It was a delightful comedy about an American family with three teen-agers in it.

The plot" centers around the complicati ons that Midge, the youngest daughter, threw into the lives of the people with whom she came in con tact.

The applause and laughter of the audience seemed to indicate that the play preserved the tradition of fine quality establishe d by its predecesso rs.

The smooth organizati on and sincerity of acting characteri zing the play, won the admiration of the audience which felt that the evening could scarcely have been spent in a more enjoyable way.

CHARACTERS Edna Clancy Midge Hartman Mrs. Hartman Mr. Hartman Virginia Hartman Elliott Hartman Alan Fields Buzz Lindsay Keith Nolan Carollyn Webster Christine Myers Gabby Allen Freddie North Hrs. Fields -

Sarah Kistler Richard Olney Phyllis Haley Dorothy Williams Keith Mills Yolanda Catron Jim Tomasek Leonard Pachman Paul Johnston Clifford Berggren - - Patsy Baldwin Alice Jo Smith - Darlene Hausner Bud Imlay - Jo Anne Weaver

The junior play advertising and property committee gather around the advertising sign in the front hall.

Jim Tomasek seems to be having difficulties with Paul Johnston and Phyllis Haley in junior play rehearsal.

SPO NSO RS

MISS GERTR UDE JONES

MRS. RUTH PINNE Y

JANU ARY OFFIC ERS JOHN MONT GOME RY, preside nt RICHA RD FISCH ER, vice- p residen t

MARIA N SANDE N, secreta ry JIM FERRIS , treasur er

Fische r, Sanden , Ferris, Montgo mery.

Bergqu ist,

JUNE , FIRST SEME STER RICHA RD RUSSE LL, preside nt BRUCE BERGQ UIST, vice-pr esiden t DOROT HY BORGE NS, secreta ry FAYET TE WINSL OW , treasur er

Gunder son, Bergqu ist, Campb ell, Wilcox .

JUNE , SECO ND SEME STER THEOD ORE GUND ERSON , preside nt JOHN CAMP BELL, vice-pr esiden t BRUCE BERGQ UIST, secreta r;; GEORG E WILCO X , treasur er

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Borgen s,

Winslo w,

Russell .

THE MAN WHO CAME T O DINNER

SENIOR

PLAY

eavesdrops w h i l e CURT WEATHERHOGG gives dictation to MARY Lou THOMPSON in play practice.

TED

Part of the senior pLay cast assembles under an advertisement.

GUNDERSON

"The Man Who Came to Dinner/' a

satirical comedy about an eccentric old man who ridiculed his friends, seemingly unmercifully, to disguise his true warmhearted affection for them, was the seniors' choice for a play.

Its sparkling dialogue and intriguing plot held the closest attention of the audience from the first moment until the last. The cast gave a sincere performance with conviction and assurance that gr~atly enhanced the effect of the play -and brought it far above the ordinary standard.

Much difficult character interpretation was involved in this play, but the students did a really remarkable job. Spectators felt the forceful personality of each of the individual characters to such an extent that person's problems, joys, and sorrows became in a large measure theirs.

CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley - Catherine Worcester Miss Preen - - - - Louise Loucks Richard Stanley - Don Hays June Stanley - - - - - - Lydia Nekuda John - - - - Ed Longacre Sarah - - - Ruth DeBaufre Mrs. Dexte1:· - - - - - - - - Betty East Mrs. McCukheon - - - - Rosalie Sherman Mr. Stanley - - - - - Robert Vanderslice Maggie Cutler - - - - Mary Lou Thompson Dr. Bradley - - - - - - - Amos Jennings Sheridan Whiteside - - Curtis Weatherhogg Harriet Stanley - - Roma Johnson Bert Jefferson - Ted Gunderson Professor Metz - Russell Mor .fey Lorraine Sheldon - - Joan Williams Sandy - - - - - Mick Putney Beverly Carlton Milt Hoffman Banjo - - Ed Wessel Expressmen - - - . Bob Kurth, Donald Tocko

Kurth, Tocko , Hoffman, Williams , Jennings, Johnson, Loucks, Weatherhogg, DeBaufre, Longacre , Hays, Nekuda, Putney, Vanderslice, East, Worcester, Sherman, Wessell , Morfey , Thompson, Gunderson.

JANUARY SENIORS

BoB BARTLETT seems happy at

senior com-

mencement.

DARWIN ANDERSON: Engineering and agriculture, Victory Corps, in armed services. NORl\lA LEE BAILEY: Home economics.

JEANNE 1\1. BARTIZAL: Arts and scien<'es, home room altern!lte, entered from J. Sterling Morton high school, Cicero, Illinois.

ROBERT L. BARTLETT: Teachers college, home room representatives vice-president, sophomore class vice-president, junior class president and secreta,·y, Iolanthe, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, L club , football, baseball and basketball letters. CHRISTIN A ELIZABETH BENISHEK: Stenographic. WILLA JEAN BENNER: Bookkeepin,g, home room alternate, J;::,y Night, G. A. A., ping pong, baseball and basketball emblems, basketball letter.

NEVA MAE BOOTH: Business administration, home room representatives and alternate, Joy Ni,ght, G. A . A., tap dancing emblem and letter.

ESTHER ~fAY BOUMAN: Bookkeeping, G . A. A., speed ball, baseball, tap dancing, basketball and rhythmic dancing emblems; basketball and baseball letters.

ROBERT JAMES BRINTON: Business administration.

PAUL VAN EEI{DEN BURGER: Engineering, national honor society president, Salts. PATRICIA ANN BURNETT: Business administration.

PHYLLIS LEE CADWALLADER: Arts and sciences, national honor soc:ety, girls glee, choir, Girl Reserves , Orpheons sergeant-at-arms.

ROBERT LEE CIH;RCH: Trades-printing, in armed services.

EVELYN M. C' BBISON: Stenographic, Joy Night, girls glee, Girl Reserves. DEN~Y WAYNE DAVENPORT: Engineering.

ROSELLA JUNE DECKJ<;R: Merchandising and clerical, Iolanthe, girls glee, choi_r, Orpheons, Clef club.

ARLENE JEAN DEER: Stenographic and home making.

ELAI TE IRENE DERR: Clerical and merchand "sing.

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JAl\ IES WA LTO N FER RIS : Bus ines s adm inis trati on, clas s trea sure r, lola nth i', choi r, boys glee , ente red from Map lewo od high scho ol, St. Lou is, Miss ouri .

RIC HAR D H. FISC HER : Prin ting , hom e room alte rnat e, clas s vice -pre side nt, seni or colo r day.

JOS EPH EDW ARD GAL LAG HER : Indu stria l arts , entere d from York high scho ol.

LAW RE~ -cE CAR L GER DES : Eng inee ring .

ANT HON Y J. GOO D: Arts and scie nc£s , nat· onal hono r soci ety, Joy Nigh t, writ ers club , Foru m, Hi-Y vice -pre side nt.

E .M::\IA A:.\I ELIA GRE E NW ALT : Hom e econ omic s.

E\'A NGE LIN E IVE RNA GRE ENW ALT : Hom e econ omic s.

NOI OlA CHA RLE NE HAW KIN S: Arts and scie nces , band , G. A. A. trea sure r, tap danc ing lette r, arch ery, soft ball , rhyt hmi c danc ing, bask etba ll and tap danc ing emb lems . MA RIL YN JOA N HEG Ei.: Sten ogra phic , hom e room repr esen tativ es, Adv ocat e typi st, Iola nthe , soph omo re r.nix ed glee , Foru m secr etar y.

l\lAR Y JEA N HIL L: Sten ogra phic , Girl Rese rves .

HER BER T RIC HAR D HIR SCH : Che mica l engi neer ing, nati onal hono r society , Joy ight , band , seni or colo r day. ALV IN HOF Fl\lA N: Auto mec hani cs, Joy Nigh t, L club , foot ball, bask etba ll and base ball lette rs.

ROG ER LEE HOS FIE LD: Airc raft engi neer ing, hom e room altern ate. EVE LYN ELJ ZAB ETH JAC KSO N: Arts and scie nces , Girl Rese rves . RON ALD GEO RGE JAC OBY : Elec trici ty.

MAR Y LOR EAL LIA KIR BY: Hom e " Cono mics , G. A. A., soft ball and tap danc ing emb lems , ente red from Cath edra l high scho ol. . IiEN NET H GEN E KRI TNE R: Arts and scien ces, boys chee ring sect ion . . ORV A DEE l\lA RW W: Arts and scien ces.

LEO NA l\lA XIN E )lcC L RE: Boo :{ke epin g and cleri cal, Iola nthe, Joy Nigh t, choi r, girls glee, G. A. A. vice -pre side nt, Girl Re;: erve s, sale s, soft :iall , bask etba ll, specd':>all , swim min g, ping pong , tenn is and tap danc ing emb ems ; soft ball , spee d ball, tenn is and swim min g lette rs; tenn is tour nam ent cham pion , swim min g mee t cham pion , G. A. A. cup girl. JA) lES STE RLI NG l\lcVIC KER : See page 102. l\lA RIA N MYR TLE :MED ER: Arts and scien ces, nati onal hono r soci ety, ente red from Ann apol is, Mar yl and, high scho ol. JOH ' V. l\lON TGO l\lER Y: Bus ines s ad min istra tion , hom e room repr esen tativ es, seni or clas s pres iden t, seni or colo r day com mitt ee.

KAYE ANN l\lOORE : Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, Advocat e, Iolanthe , girls glee, choir, entered from Benson high school, Omaha. ARTH R A. )!OREY : Enginee ring, nationa l athletic honor society, L club, football and reserve football letBIRLEY TEVEL : Home economi cs. ters .

MARYL YN PHYLL IS NEWBI LL: Busines s adminis tration , Iolanthe, girls glee, choir, business girls club , Girl Reserve s.

WILLE STA PLATE N OGLE: Busines s adminis trat10n, Advoca te typist, Iolanthe , Joy Night, choir, girls glee , Orpheon s, Girl Reserves, business girls club. PATRIC IA R. O'HARA : Busines s adminis tration, home room represen tatives, Advocat e, Iolanthe business manage r, Joy Night, choir, girls glee editor, voice class editor.

OW: Arts and sciences , The l\lan Who Came to l\lARY LO CHARL ES Dinner stage and pr~perty executiv e, Mumme rs.

EUGEN E PHILLI PS: Enginee ring, home room represen tatives.

EARL FLOYD PIERCE : Agricul ture, orchestr a, band.

JOH ' WILLIA M POE: Electric al enginee ring, national honor society, boys cheering section secretar y, cheer leader. DO NA BELLE POST: Bookkee ping, entered from Woodw ard, Oklahoma, high schrool. l\IICK PUTNE Y: Arts and sciences , national honor society, New Fire , The l\lan Who Came to Dinner, George Washin gton Slept Here sound effects, Mumme rs , writers club, intercla ss debate.

JOHN LOWEL L REITTE R: Engln~e ring, home room represen tatives. MARGA RET ANNE RUBL~ O: Stenogr aphic. MARIA N LUCILL E SANDE N: Stenogr aphic and business adminis tration, home room repres"!n tatives and alternat e, class secretar y, choir, art club, business girls club secretar y, third prize in America n Legion poster contPst.

DORIS MAE SCHMI DT: Stenogr aphic. DONN A l\IAE Bookke eping. CHARL E E. Sl\DTH : Enginee ring.

CHULT Z:

MARIL YN BEVER LY PALDIN G: Arts and sciences , Girl R eserves, art club, KENNE TH DWAYN E STEINl\ lILL.ER : Busi ness adminis tration, national honor society. CHARL ES WU,J,IAl\l STE\\/ ART: Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, home room alternat e , senior color day master of ceremon ies.

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DONAL D EARL TO KO: Enginee ring, T .. e l\lan Wbo a--ne to GERAL ight, boys glee.

Dinner cast and star:e crew, Joy DINE GENE.N E TCB:\lA N: Stenogri :;,hic and business adminis tration , national honor soc:ety , home room alternat e, choir, girls g lee, business girls club, Girl Reserve s, Forum presiden t and \'ANDE RR'.>BER T DOCGL A secretar y, intercla ss debate. ~LICE: Arts a:id sciences , national honor society, Tbe l\lan ight, Forum, writers club secre\Vho Ca:r.e to Dinner, Joy tary.

BARBA RA VAN E\'ERY : Ste:10:-r aphic, national honor socie.ty, home room represen tatives, Mimes, intercla ss debate. NOR.\lA N CHRJ \VALBR ECHT: Busines s adminis tration home room representat ives, entered from York high school. J. KENT \VAS'l NG: Busine~ s adminis tration , orchestr a, band .

.\lAXIN E LAl'RA WENDL ING: Stenogr aph ·c, Advoca te typist. .\IILDR ED JEAN WlLBO RN: Arts and sciences , Girl Reserve s.

-JOHN EDl\lUN D WILSO N: Arts and sciences , national honor society, home room repreEe ntatives and alternat e.

NELLIE Ll"CII,L E WIL 0~: Home economi cs, Joy Night.

ROBER T C. WILSON : General . .MILDR ED ELLE:\" YATES : Busines s adminis tration, bi:siness girls club, Girl Re£erve s.

Janu ary Seni ors Not Havi ng Pictures '''HARR Y F. ANDER SON *KENN ETH E. ANDER SON '''REID E. BERRY DORIS LUCILL E BOESE ,:, JOHN E. BROW N E. LUCILL E BROWN SON ,:,JOHN C. BRUMB AUGH D. RICHAR D CARR JOHN DEAN CUTSH ALL ,:,RAYM OND B. DOUGL ASS JOAN W. EBERH ART *WILL IAM H. FISHER BARBA RA JEAN FRENC H BILLY V. GIBSO N :::CHAR LES H. HALL JUSTIN C. HARPE R ALOHA MAE HAUSN ER R. HI ZE *W ARRE SHIRLE Y ELAIN E HOBAC K STERLI NG HODGE , JR.

,::HARR Y HOFFM AN ORLAN D D. HULBE RT :::DONA LD A. JONES GERAL DINE R. KNAUB VIRGIN IA DARLE NE KNOPP ARTHU R KOLB ,:,GEOR GE D. LIONBE RGER :::THAD G. LOWE ,:,ROBE RT D. LUCHS INGER ,::ROBE RT K. MARSH ALL JEAN CAROL McPHE RSON ::: ROY MICHA EL NANCY J. MOORE WILLIA M R. MORPH EW ARTHU R GALE MORRE LL RONAL D OLSON ,:, CHARL ES I. RAKES TRAW NORMA JEAN RAMEL ,:,FRED HARRIS ON ROBER TS PATRIC IA ANN SCHMI TZ

*WAYN E F. SCROF IELD FRANK M. SCHRO EDER :;:THEO DORE H. SCHUL TZ BRUCE K. SHURT LEFF DONNA JEAN SPOME R NORMA JEAN STEPH ENS MARJO RIE B. STEWA RT DORIS ANN SULLIV AN ,:,HOM ER L. TATE *CLIFF ORD A. THOMP SON JOHN SECORD THOMP SON ::: ROBER T C. TURNE R DEAN R. VERSA W MARYL AUVA WAY RICHAR D WHITE *DUAN E H. WILKI NSON GENE L. WOODH EAD ,:, CARL JOHN WUNDE R

*In armed service s.

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JUNE SENI ORS

Cold air and warm smiles. i\lARILl'.'N ALICE ABBOTT: Business administration, Joy Night, C. ADAl\lS: Arts and HELE Girl Reserves, Orpheo ns.

1:ciences, national honor society, Princess Ida, Joy Night, girls octet, choi r, girls glee. '.\[ARION JAY ADKIS ON: Industri:il arts.

RAY AGUIRRE: Auto mechanics, national athletic honor society, baseball and basketball letters. MARY INGLIS AITKEN: Arts and sciences , national honor society, student council secretary-treasurer, Joy Night participant and comm :ttee , choir, gir:s glee, Peppers vice-president, G. A. A., swimming emblem. ~LIZABETH JEAN ALEXANDER: Stenographic, Advocate typist, Girl Reserves, business gi rls club secretary.

BEVERLY JEANNE ANDELT: Business administration, Girl Reserves. JOHN ANDRESEN: Industrial arts, national athletic CLARA l\lARIE ARMhonor society, L club, track letter.

STRONG: Distributive education , distributive education association.

ALICE JOAN BABST: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Advocate , Spring Green property committee, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, girls octet, art club secretary-treas urer, Peppers, Mu:nmers, Girl Reserves , Orpheons, foreign language assembly, senior color day. DONALD HENRY BAHM: Engineering, entered from Polytechnic high school, Los Angeles, California. VIRGI 'IA BALL: Business administration, band.

HAROLlJ WAY E BARCLAY: Engineering. DA REL E. BARGAR: Business administration, entered from Ames, Iowa, high s~hool. BETTY IRENE BARNHILL: See page 102 . PHYLLI JEA ' BARR IBO: Stenographic.

WALTER WESLEY BARTON: Engineer:ng. MARIAN LOUISE BATTEY: Arts and sciences, national honor society, student council president, home room representatives , sophomore cabinet.

Advocate, Joy Night, Peppers secretary, Mummers president, High Spot central committee, student affairs committee. ROBERTA JUNE BAUMAN: Arts and sciences, national honor socity, Tomorrow the ~ •or:d student director, Prin,·e " Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reser ves music cha rman, Mummers , Orpheons, interclass debate.

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CARL EDWABD BEA:\I: Engineering, Joy Night, boys octet.

JERRY LANE BECK: Business administration, entered from Central high school , Omaha. :\L-\RILY rE BECK: Stenographic-secretarial, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, g :rls glee, Girl Reserves, senior representative.

ROBERT CARL BECKER: Arts and sciences, home room alternate. ROBERT E. BECKER: General, Advocate, senior activities representative.

DAVID F. BELKNAP: Business administration, brass group.

DONNA JEAN BENNIES: Stenographic. BRUCE ALAN BERGQUIST: Engineerlng, national athletic honor society, home room alternate, junior class president, senior class vice-president and secretary, Spring Green, Joy Night, choir, L club president, Lynx treasurer, football, basketball and track letters, committee of 100. ALICE l\lAY BERRY: Home economics, G. A. A., Girl Reserv~s, horsemanship emblem.

ESTHER BEYNON: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Princess Ida, Joy Night , choir, g;rls glee, Peppers, art club, Mummers, Victory Corps. KATHLEEN OPAL BISH: Business administration, Girl Reserv es, home economics club, entered from Clay Center high school. BETTY BLOSS: Arts and sciences, Girl Reserves, entere:l from Winfield, Kansas, high school.

ARTHUR W. BLOYD: Auto mechanics. RU'J'H ELAINE B0::\>1BERGER: Business administraLon, :iational honor society, Girl Reserves vice-president and membership chairman, writers club, business girls club.

DOROTHY J\,[AE BORGENS: Arts and sciences, national honor society, student council, home room · representatives, senior cla!::s secretary, sophomore cabinet, Advocate, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, g:rls glee president, Peppers president, Orpheons, Girl Reserves, High Spot central committee, Altrusa career conference.

"l\lAXINE BOTTORFF: Stenographic.

PHYLLIS JUNE BOTTU::\>I: Merchandising and clerical, Spring Green, The Man Who Came to Dinner student director, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, BETTY JEAN BOWEN: Bookkeeping, entered fro:n Northeast high school.

RETHA LOUISE BRANDT: Bookkeeplng. JAMES L. BREHl\l: Distributive education, nation::i.l !:lonor i,ociety, distributive education association vice-president. CHARLOTTE BRICKER: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Advocate, writers club.

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PHYLLIS ELAIXE BRIDGER: Stenographic. VIRGINIA LEE BRINK\\"ORTH: Stenographic, national honor society, Links typist. JACK BRODIE: Business administration.

JACQUELL"VE LOU BROWN: Stenographic and business administration, business girls club vice-president.

ROSE :\lARIE BROWN: Special clerical , Advocate typist, home economics club secretary. DAPHNE Y\"ONNE BRYAN'l': Business administration, Orpheons, foreign language assembly.

WlLHELl\llNA JOANNE BUBB: Business administration, national honor society, Links typist, Advocate, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, Orpheons, Girl Reserves program chairman, home economics club vice-president.

BONNIE JEAN BURBACK: Bookkeeping. BOB BURNS: Eng:neering, track .

JOAN BUTLER: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Peppers , Mummers, Victory Corps. DOROTHY l\lAY CALKINS: Stenographic, Princess Ida, choir, girls glee. Orpheons. JOHN DEE CAMPBELL: Arts and sciences, national honor society vice-president, home room representatives president and vice-president, junior class treasurer and secretary, senior class vice-president, Links managing editor, Advocate, J oy Night, L club, football, r eserve football and swimming letters.

DORIS JEAN CARLSON: Distributive education, Girl Reserves, distributive education associat:on secretary.

NORl\IA JEAN CARLSON: Arts and sciences, Advocate , Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves, Victory Corps. BET'.rY MAE CARTER: Arts and sciences, business girls club.

CHARLOTTE LOUISE CARTER: Stenographic, band. EDWARD FRANCIS CAY.TER: Engineering, student council, home room representatives, Spring Green business manager, reserve basketball, debate letter.

LOUISE l\IARIE CARTER: Arts and sciences, national honor society, home room alternate, Advocate, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, art club, Victory Corps, Altrusa career conference.

ALLAN CASARI: Auto mechanics. NORMAN L. CASE: Engineering, national honor society, Links photographer, camera club president and secretary.

DENISE ANN CA VE: Arts and sciences, art club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. secretary and horseback riding leader, basl,etball and hiking emblems, basketball letter.

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WILL IA){ .J. ClL\ TAU T: Indus trial arts, band, enter ed from Union high schoo l, Richm ond, Califo rnia. RICH ARD )IAR VI~ CHl:R CHIL L: Engin eering , J oy Night , band, choi r, boys octet, activ ity repres <!ntat ive. ,JANE T CLAR K: Arts and scienc es, Georg e \Vash ington Slept Here, Joy Night , orche stra, Orphe ons, Mum mers, Altru sa caree r confe ren ce, enter ed from Hays , Kansas, hi ~h schoo l.

LORR AINE BETT Y CLAS ON: Steno graph ic, JOAN N COLL EEN l:LA USSE N: ' Arts and scienc es, home room repr.! senta tives, Girl R eserv es. GEORG BASS ETT COBE L: Engin eering , natio nal honor soci.! ty, Sprin g Green , write rs club, Lynx, footb all certifica te, debat e letter , interc lass de!:>ate.

JANI CE COCH RAN: Art.; and scienc es, Advo cate, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir secre tary, girls glee, Girl Reser ves, Peppe rs, Altru sa caree r confe rence . SUNY A COLE : Arts and scienc es, home room repre senta tives and altern ate, Sprin g Green , Princ ess Ida, Joy night , choir , girls glee, Girl Res erves fman ce chair man, G. A. A., Mum mers, swim ming letter , interc lass debat e, healt h comm ittee. SHEI LA COLL INS: Arts and scienc es, national ho~or societ y, Girl Reser ves progr am chair man, Orphe ons histor ian, senio r repre senta tive.

PHYL LIS EILE EN CONE : Arts and sc.enc es, home room repre senta tives, Princ ess Ida., Joy Night , choir, girls glee, G. A. A. , Peppe rs, Mum mers treasu rer, arche ry and baske tball emble ms, High Spot centr al comm ittee. LYLE EDW ARD COW DE : Arts and scienc es, first aid detac hmen t. GWE NDOL YN CREA THBAUM : Unive rsity prepa ratory .

CONl\"IE JEAX XE CROS BIE: Arts and scienc es, natio nal honor societ y, art club vice-p residP nt, home econo mics club, Altru sa caree r confe rence . BE\-E RLY AXN E C • :XIXG HAM : Arts and scienc es, Altru sa caree r confe rence , enter ed from Weste rn high schoo l. WILL IA.'l DIEH L C"CX XIXG HA)I: Bus:n ss admi nistra tion, enter ed fro:n West ern high schoo l.

ANN A BELL E DAH LGRE X: Fine arts, n ation al honor societ y, art club, Girl Reser ves, Altru sa caree r confe rence . LOIS )£AR IE DANI ELSO N: Arts and scienc es, Princ e:,s Ida., choir , girls glee, Girl Reser ves . ARNO LD GEOR GE DA \ 'le: Agric ulture , band.

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Grad uatio n exer cises off er a vari ety of expr essio ns.

Guy DEAN gives the photog rapher a bad

time.

DA\'IS: Enginee ring. PATRIC IA ELAI 'E WILLIA M La.YER DAVISO N: Arts and sciences , home room r epresen tatives, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Altrusa career conferen ce.

GUY CLIFFO RD DEAN: Bookkee ping, football letter.

R TH MARIE DeBA 'FRE: Arts a nd sciences , Advocat e , The Alan \Vho Carne to Dinner, Princess ld3, choir. Girl Reserve s, Mumme rs. BOB EWING DEKLO TZ: Busines s adminis tration , Princess Ida, choir. MARIL YN LOUISE DELEH ANT: Busine3 s adminis tration and stenogra phic , business girls club, Girl ReSP,rves.

ARLEN E JOYCE DENNY : Busin ess adminis tration , national honor society, business girls club , Girl Reserve s , Altrusa career conferen ce . MARY ALEEN E DE MOND: Arts and sciences , national honor society, pring G1·een, Tomorr ow the World and George Washin gton le1>t Here advertis ing commit tees, The l\lan Who Came to DlnnPr advertis ing committ ee chairma n, Mumme rs club secretar y, writers club , home economi cs club . l\lARJO RIE DEVOE : Arts and sciences , Princess Ida, Joy Night, AN choir , girls gl ee, Orpheon s, Girl Reserve s , entered from Plattsm outh high school.

:'llARJO RIE ANN DI 'GMAN : Arts a nd sciences , ,P rincess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee , entered from Teacher s College high school. HOWAR D PAUL DOERR : Busines s adminis tration , national honor society, nationa l athletic honor socie ty, Links business manage r, Joy Night, boys glei!, L club , Lynx, football letter, baseball , reserve football. LA WRE CE EDWIN HONEGAN: Enginee ring and medicin e, national honor society, naticnal athletic honor society, home room represen tative vice-pre sident, Links staff, Iolanthe , Joy Night. orchestr a, choir vice-pre sident, L club, football, basketb all and track letters, enter ed from Kearne y high school.

l\'AN EDWAR D DORAN : Agric :1lture, Salts. MARY ALICE DOSEK : Arts and sciences , home room represen tatives secretary, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Peppers , art club vice-pre sident, Orpheon s, Mumme rs, cheer leader letter, commit tee of 100, High Spot commit tee. BOBET TE JOAN DUNHAM: Arts and sciences , entered from Fairfax high school, Los Angeles , Californ ia.

' : Busines s adminis tration , enterEd from 1\1. DU FRANC E Beatrice high school. BETTY LOUISE EAST: Busines s adminis tration , Advocat e ; And Came the Spring and George Washin gton pring Green, The .\Ian \\'ho Slept Here make-up committ ees, Came to Dinner, HI-Jink s, Iolanthe , Princess Ida, Joy Night, orchest ra , choir, Girl Reserve s, Mumme rs , writers club treasurer, Altrusa career conferen ce. SU IAN MARIA:'\[ EASTM AN: Stenogr aphic, business girls club, Girl Reserve s .

HAROLD ARTH R EBNER: Arts and sciences. BARBARA BRADEN EBRIGHT: Arts and sciences, national honor society president, borne room alternate, Linlcs edjtor, Advocate, prlng Green cast and student director, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl R eserves preside11t, Orpheons secretary, writers club, Peppers, Altrusa career conference. MAXINE ECKHARDT: Merchand sing and clerical, home room representatives, G. A. A., Girl R ese rves , business girls club, baseball letter.

BEYERLY l\lAE EGGERSS: Stenographic, home room alternate, Princess Ida. choi r, business girls club. LORAINE ANNETTE ELLIS: Arts and sciences, Girl Reserves, entered from Leavenworth, Kansas. high school. STANLEY ERNST: Auto mechanics .

MARJORIE A · N ESTES: Arts and sciences, naticnal honor society, G. A. A ., speedball and basketball letters, speedball, basketball and baseball embems, Aitrusa career conference.

DAVID l\lOELWYN EV ANS: Arts and sciences, national honor society, student council vice-president, Iolanthe, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir president, boys quartet, Orpheons president, debate tl!am, entered from Fort Morgan. Colorado, high school.

IVAN WAYNE EVANS: Genernl , basketball, baseball and reserve football letters, in armed services.

JOHN DWIGHT EVANS, JR.: Arts and sciences, Advocate, The 1\fan Who Came to Dinner committee. RUTH KATHLEEN FASTENAU: Arts and sciences, home economics club vicepresident, Girl Reserves, rhythmic dancing recognition, entered from Clarinda, Iowa, high school. NOR1U A LOU FECH: Stenographic, Joy Night, girls glee.

JUNE CARLYSLE FISLAR: Arts and sciences, national honor society, home room representatives, Advocate, Spring Green, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, art club president, Mummers, Peppers , literary award second prize, Altrusa career conference.

DOROTHY E. FOWLER: Stenographic, home room representatives and alternate, business girls club ed.tor. VERA ELIZABE'l'H FOX: Merchandising-clerical, national honor society , home room alternate, Joy N:ight, Girl Reserves, Peppers, Altrusa career conference.

)lARGEUY JEAN FRANKS: Home economics. EDITH FREITAG: Arts and sciences, home room alternate, Girl Reserves, camera club. JACOB RICHARD FRIEDLI: Business administration, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, Orpheons, entered from Guthrie Center, Iowa, high school.

ALFRED HARLEY FRITZ: Auto mechanics, entered from Lincoln high school, Seattle, Washington . LILLIE )IARIE GANNON: Stenographic, home room alternate, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, business girls club, Girl Reserves .

LLOYD WESLEY GARNER: Teachers college, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, track.

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BE TT Y AN N GA RT NE R: Bu sin ess adm ini str ati on , "3. A. A., sw im mi ng and sal es lett e:-s ; spe ed bal l, bas eba ll and bas ket bal l rec ogn itio ns. LIL LIA N BE TT E GE IER : Ste nog rap hic . !?iris gle e. , Ida ss nce Pri , hic rap nog Ste R: GE IX TL i GE E YC JO ~ Ll YL PH cho ir, gir ls gle e, Gir l Re ser ves , bus ine ss gir ls clu b.

noste and on ati str ini adm ess sin Bu R: '\E SSI GE ' AN EY RL HI b clu art , ate ern alt m roo e hom y, '.et soc or hon al ion nat c, phi gra pre sid ent . l\lA RY LO l'I E GI BS ON : Ar ts and sci enc es, Ad voder lea er che s, per Pep , ves ser Re l Gir e, gle ls gir ht, Nig oy J cat e, let ter . DO NA LD ~1. GI SH : Ar ts and sci enc es, nat ion al hon or s boy ht, Nig Joy , rer asu tre ss cla ior jun l, nci cou t den stu , iety soc gle e, Fo rum pre sid ent and vic e-p res ide nt, wr ite rs clu b pre sid ent , ze, pri ond sec t tes con ay ess tar l-S rna Jou n col Lin , ter let ate deb Jnt erc la.s s t.lebate c0- cha mp ion, lib rar y com mi tte e.

HE RB ER T G. GI H: En gin eer ing , nat ion al ath let ic hon or soJoy , Ida s ces rln l,,P nci cou t den stu , iety soc or hon al ion nat cie ty, Nig ht, orc hes tra , ban d, cho ir, L clu b, Ly nx sec ret ary , res erv e foo tba ll and tra ck let ter s, foo tba ll and tra ck rec ogn itio ns, Hi gh Sp ot cen tra l com mi tte e. NA 'CY HA RR IE TT E GL YN N: Ar ts and sci enc es, nat ion al hon or soc iety , hom e roo m rep res ent ati ves d a1~ ary ret sec ers mm Mu ht, Nig y Jo , ate voc Ad , ate ern alt and tre asu rer , P epp ers , art clu b vic e-p res ide nt. RO BE RT A l\lA E GOOD.\IA : Bu sin ess adm ini str ati on .

PA TR IC IA AN N GO VE : Ar ts and sci enc es, art clu b, hom e eco nom ics clu b • .\IA RY LO U GR AH A.\ I: Ar ts and sci enc es, Pri nces s ld.l., cho ir, gir ls gle e, Gir l R ese rve s, Mu mm ers , Hig h Sp ot com mi tte e. RO BE RT LE E GR AH Al\ I: Ar ts and sci enc es, naior sen d, ban , tra hes orc t, gh Ni Joy e, h ant Iol , iety soc or hon tio nal col or day .

r ER RB HE ck. tra , ing eer gin En N: EE GR D AR CH RI 'T E'l E\'ER WI LL JA l\l GR EI N EU , JR .: Ind ust ria l art s. LOI S Gl 'EN ZE L: Ar ts and sci e,1 ces , hom e roo m alt ern ate .

TH EO DO RE LE E G ND ER SO : Ar ts and sci enc es, sen ior cla ss pre sid ent , 'Ih e i\la n n ·ho Ca:r:e to Dl nn n, J oy Nig ht, Ly nx d ere ent , ner win cup ner ulk Fa ck, tra , ter let ll tba foo , ent pre sid fro m Iow a Cit y, Iow a , hig h sch ool . :\lA RG AR ET HA Cl< BA UT H: Ste nog rap hic , Pri nce ss Ida , Joy Nig ht, cho ir, gir ls gle e, bus ine ss gir ls cl ub , Gir l Re s erv es. RO BE RT J. HA DD EN : Ar ts and sci enc es, boy s gle e.

MA RY -AL IC E HA l\lL IN : Ar ts and sc'. enc es, Ad voc ate , Gir l Re e, enc fer con eer car sa tru Al , ate deb s las erc int b, clu rs ite wr , ves ser ent ere d fro m No rth hig h sch ool , De s Mo ine s, Iow a. RO GE R NE LS ON HA NC OC K: Ar ts and sci e!lc es, nat ion al hon or sosipre rum Fo t, den esi -pr e vic and ent sid pre b clu rs ite wr cie ty, Y TH RO DO n. pio am -ch 'co ate deb s las erc int , ter let ate deb t, den DA RL EN E HA ND : Fin e art s, hom e roo m rep res ent ati ves .

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B A R .B A R A JE A N H A .N I TG : St en og ra ph ic , ho m e ro om re pr ese nt at iv es , Jo y ig ht , Pe pp er s, G ir l R es er ve s, en te re d fr om P as o R ob le s, C al if or ni a, hi gh sc ho ol . R O SE )[ A R G R E T HA.. 'f il lA . : H om e ec on om ic s, ba nd . D O R O T H Y IR E N E H A N SE .'\ ': St en og ra ph ic , A dv oc at e ty pi st , bu si ne ss gi rl s cl ub .

ll A X A . H A ' E N : B us in es s ad m in is tr at io n, ba nd , H i- Y tr ea sur er . D A L E \V. H A .R P: A ut o m ec ha ni cs , L cl ub , re se r\ 'e fo ot ba l! an d fo ot ba l! m an ag er J: itt er s. D O N A J, D L .

H A Y : A rt s an d s~i en ce s, na ti on al at hl et ic ho no r so ci et y, A dv oc at e, pr :n g G re en , T he iU an W ho C am e to D in ne r, P ri nc e Id a, Jo y N ig ht , ch oi r pr es id en t, bo ys qu ar te t, L cl ub , M um m er s, L yn x, ba se ba ll le tt er .

P A T H E A L E Y : A ut o m ec ha ni cs , fo ot ba ll .

D E L O R E E L IZ A B E T H H E IT l{ O T T E R : H om e ec on om ic s, G ir l R es er ve s, ho m e ec on om ic s cl ub . M A R IA N E IL E E N H E N E : St en og ra ph ic , T he )I an \\: ho C am e to D in ne r, Io la nt he , an d Jo y N ig ht m ak e- up co m m it te es , S( )p ho m or e m ix ed gl ee , G ir l R es er ve s, M um m er s, w ri te rs cl ub , bu si ne ss gi rl s cl ub .

R O B E R T T . H E R B E R T : B us in es s ad m in is tr at io n, en te re d fr om T ea ch er s Col!'.!ge hi gh sc ho ol . ALLE.-V A R N O L D H E O N : In du st ri al ar ts , H i- Y pr es .d en t an d pu bl ic it y m an ag er , en te re d fr om U na di ll a hi gh sc ho ol . JO A N E L E O N E H E U E R T Z : A rt s an d s ci en ce s , ho m e ro om al te rn at e, V ic to ry C or ps .

SH IR L E Y )I A X IN E H IA T T : St en og ra ph ic . NOR::\[A MAl:. ll lL D : A gr ic ul tu re , A dv oc at e, Sµ rl ng G re en co m m it te e, Jo y ig ht , ch oi r , ir is gl ee , O rp he on s, G ir l R es er ve s, he al th co m m it te e ed it or . JA )I E )l A R T H lL L : B us in es s ad m in is tr at io n, P rl nc es s Id a, Jo y N ig ht , ch oi r, bo ys gl ee , sw im m in g ce rt if ic at e.

Il O B E R T T H O R N T O N H O B B : E ng in ee ri ng , Jo y N ig ht , w ri te rs cl ub . D E A T )I O R T O N H O B SO N : E ng in ee ri ng , L cl ub , ba se ba ll le tt er an d re co gn it io n.

N O R,\l A JE A H O C K : A rt s an d sc ie nc es , A dv oc at e ty pi st , P ri nc es s ld a, Jo y N ig ht , ch oi r, gi rl s gl ee , bu si ne ss gi rl s cl ub , G ir l R es er ve s, A lt ru sa ca re er co nf e re nc e.

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A g ro u p o f P e p p e rs c a tc h th e ir b re a th b e tw e e n y e ll s .

Spea kers table look s well satis fied afte r the foot ball banq uet.

EUG ENE DONA LD W. HOD DER: Engin eering , L ynx. l\lILT O HOFF l\lAN : Gener al , Georg e Wash ingto n lept Here, The l\lan Who Came to Dinne r, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir , boys glee , Mum mers. EYEL YN LUCI LLE HOLE l\lAN ; Arts a nd sciences , natio nal honor societ y, Girl R eserv es .

l\lAR Y UE HOLL AND; Arts and sci ences , natio na l honor society, stude nt counc il vice-p reside nt, sopho more class secre tary, junio r class treas urer and vice-p reside nt, Joy Night , choir , gi rls glee presid ent, girls octet , Orphe ons, P epper s treasu rer, art club, Victo ry Corps , healt h comm ittee. LUCI LLE BETI 'Y HOLL IDAY : Busin ess admi nistra tion. EDIT H l\l. HOLZ E: Arts and scienc es , homa room repre se n tative s, Princ ess Ida, J oy Night , choir , Peppe rs, Altru sa caree r confe ren ce .

MAR GERY JUNE HOR NBY; Busin ess admi nistra tion , natio nal honor societ y, Joy Night , orche stra, art club , G. A . A. secretary, Girl Reser ves finan ce chair man, ca,me ra club , swim ming emble ms, enter ed from San Luis Ranc h schoo l, Color ado Sprin gs, Culora do. HAZE LLE LaVO NNE HOU E: Busin ess admi nistra tion, home room representa tives, Advo cate , Georg e Wash Jngto n Slept Here, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir , girls glee, Girl Reser ves , art club, Mum mers , home econo mics club presid ent, Peppe rs , Victo ry Corps . l\lAR ILYN LOOI E HOU H; Arts and scienc es , Girl Reser ves, home econo mics club.

NANC Y KATH ARYN HOW EY: Arts and scienc es, Advo ca te, Prlnc eu Ida, Joy Night , choir , art club treasu rer, write rs club , Girl Reser ves, senio r color day, foreig n langu age assem bly.

CHAR LES EVAN S HUG HES: Engin eerin g, Princ ess l<la, choir, L club, . Lynx , footb all letter , enter ed from Kemp er milita ry schoo l, Boon ville , Misso uri. LEAH JACO BY: Steno graph ic, national honor socie ty, Ad vocat e, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir , girls glee , write rs club treasu rer, Orphe ons, busin ess girls club.

MAR GARE T ELEA NOR JENK S: Arts and scienc es , Girl Reserves , enter ed from Provi so high schoo l, Chica go , Illino is .

AMOS NEW TON JE~N ING : Arts and scienc es , The l\fan Who Came to Dinne r, prlng Green , Georg e Wash ingto n lept Here, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir, boys glee , Mum mers , Salts, foreig n langu age assem bly. JERR Y JESP ERSE N: Engin eering .

JOHN MA.RY ELAI NE JOHN S: Agric ulture . BEVE RLY JEA SON: Steno graph ic. JEAN l\lAR GAR ET JOHN SON: Distr ibutiv e educa tion , home room altern ate, distr; butiv e educa tion assoc iation presid ent and treasu rer.

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LOI EIL EEN JOH NSO T: Arts and scien ces, nati onal hono r soci ety, Prin ce s Ida, Joy ight , choi r, girls glee , Girl Rese rves mus ic chai rma n, Orph eons , D. A. R. seni or scho larsh ip, Altr usa care er conf eren ce. MA RCI A LO JOH N ON: Arts and scie nces , hom e room repr esen tativ es , Prin cess Ida, Joy Nigh t, choi r, girls glee , girls octe t, Orph eons , Pepp ers, Girl Rese rves . l\L,\ RIL YNN R TH JOH N ON: Arts and scie nces , ente red from Plat tsm outh high scho ol.

ROU A BEV ERL Y JOH N ON: Arts and scien ces, nati onal hono r soci ety, The l\fan \Vho Cam e to Dinn er, HI-J inks , IO":anthe, Prin ces Ida, Joy ight , orch estr a, choi r, girls glee vice -pre sident , Pepp ers, writ ers club , Orph eons pres iden t, Girl Rese rves , G. A. A., Mum mer s, G. A. A. mus ical lette r, seni or colo r day, stat e mus ic clini c. RUT H ALI CE JOH NSO N: Arts and scie nces , Joy Nig ht com mitt ee, G. A. A., bask etba ll emb lem. DEA N \V. JON E : Bus ines s adm inis trati on.

MAR Y ELLE.i"'I' KAH L: Sten ogra phic , hom e room alte rnat e, Girl Res erve s, busi ness girls club . WA RRE N JOH KAH LER : Elec trici ty. BAR BAR A JEA N KAI SER : Sten ogra phic , hom e room repr esen tativ es and alte rnat e, Prin ces Ida, Joy Nig ht, choi r, girls glee , busi ness girls club .

DOR IS FAY E KA FF:\ IAN : Arts and scien ces, Adv ocat e, Girl Rese rv es serv ice chai rma n, ente red from Gold en, Colo rado , high scho ol. ALV A JEA KEH LIN G: Sten ogra phic . l\lAR Y RIT A KIL COY NE: Sten ogra phic .

ROS E:\lA RY JAN E KL"\IBALL: Arts and scie nces , hom e room alte rnat e, Prin cess Ida, Joy Nig ht, choi r, girls glee , Pep pers .

High Spot com mitt ee. WIL LIA l\f TAL BOT Kll\ IBA LL: Eng ineer ing, nati onal athl etic hono r soci ety Adv ocat e, Joy Nigh t, Lyn x vice -pre side nt, L club , trac k, rese rve foot ball and foot ball lette rs. PAT KI 'G: Arts and scie nces , Spri ng Gree n, Prin cess Ida, Joy Nigh t, orch estr a, band , choi r, girls glee , girls octe t, Mum mer s, Orpheon_s, Girl Rese rves , seni or colo r day, ente red from Wah oo high scho ol.

EUG ENE E. IUN ZIE : Mer chan disin g and cleri cal. MA RGA RET ANN KIR CH: Fine artb , art club , Girl Rese rves . RON ALD JAM E KIT CHE N: Indu stria l arts , trac k.

SHI RLE Y l\lAE KIT CHE N: Arts and scien ces, G. A. A., Girl Rese rves , bask etba ll. GRE TCH EN KLE IN: Arts and scie nces , choi r, ente red from Lon gfel low high scho ol, Kea rney . :\lA HLO N D ANE KNU DSO N: Auto mec hani cs.

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HARRY BE2"J~ IIN KOCH: Industri al arts, entered from Og'cl!lala high school. HELE BJ<-;RNIECE KOCH: Stenogr aphic, entered from Ogallala high school. LENOR E LOUISE KOCH: Stenogr aphic, entered from Kramer high school, Columb us .

"ELEA OR MARIE KRAJIC EK: Stenogr arhic, Advoca te _typist, business girls club. DARLI NE l\lARY IHJLPE R: Arts and sciences, G. A. A., Girl Reserve s, speedba ll, basketb all and baseball emblem s. ROBER T H. KURTH : Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, The l\lan \Vho Came to Dinner, orchestr a, Orpheons sergean t-at-arm s, Mumme rs, Forum, health committ ee.

SHELD ON KUSHN ER: Busines s adminis tration, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. LaVER NE ELAIN E LAIRD : Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, home room alternat e, Princes s Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserve s. HELE ELIZAB ETH LAl\IB: Arts and sciences , Advoca te, Princess Ida, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserve s, health commit tee chairma n, senior class represen tative.

THERE SA ANN LANE: Arts and sciences , Princes s Ida, choir, entered from Cathedr al high school. JOANN ALICE LEAl\11 G: Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, art club, Girl R eserves publicit y chairma n. l\lARJO RIE LEE E: Arts and sciences, New Fires, Joy Night, Mumme rs, Peppers vice-pre sident, cheer leader letter, citizens hip commit tee of 100.

BERNA DINE MARGA RET LE)IKE : Arts and sciences , Girl Reserve s, home economi cs club. LORET TA LOUISE LEWIS: Stenogr aphic, Girl Reserve s. BERNJ<;TTA l\lAY LEYDE N: See page 102. PHYLL IS LUCILE LICKEI : Stenogr aphic, Girl Reserves.

DELOR E MILDR ED LICKLI TER: Distribu tive educatio n, distributiv e educatio n associat ion member ship chairma n. ALVIN ADEN LIDOL PH: General and agricult ure, nationa l honor society, entered from Roca high school. JOHN RICHA RD LILLY: Arts and sciences .

RICHA RD EVERE TT LINCH : Enginee ring. CHARL EEN ANN LITTLE : Bookke eping, Joy Night, girls glee. JOA T LOCKA RD: Arts and sciences , Advoca te, writers club, entered from Shelby high school.

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DONAL D LEE LOHRB ERG: Busines s adminis traUon, Princes Ida, choir, Lynx, reserve basketb all certifica te, High Spot committ ee. Ell LONGA CRE: Arts and sciences , home room represen tatives, The J\lan \Vho Carne to Dinner, L club, track letter. ROBER T GALE LO Gl\IA~: Enginee ring, band.

ROBER T EVANS LOOKA BA GH: Arts and sciences . VIRGINIA IRENE LOO : Bookkee ping, sophom ore cabinet. SAURINE WTJ\IA N: Arts and sciences , home room represen tatives, Advocat e, Joy Night, Mumme rs historia n, Peppers .

LOL'ISE ELLEN WUCK S: Busines s adminis tration, Advocat e typist, And Came the Spring and George \Vashln gton lept Here, propert • committ ees, Spring Green, The Ian Who Came to Dinner, Joy Night make-u p committ ee, writers club, Mumme rs, Girl Reserve s, intercla ss debate , Altrusa career conferen ce.

WAYNE E. LUBKE : Enginee ring, L club, football letter. JOHN WARRE LOEBS : Enginee ring, band, woodwi nd group, junior academ y of sciences , first aid detachm ent captain, audio-v isual educatio n instruct ion and operatio n.

BETTY JANE LUSE: Stenogr aphic, Advoca te typist, business girls club, Orpheon s. DOROT HY LEE LUTZ: Arts and sciences , sophom ore cabinet, sopho:n ore class treasure r, Advocat e, Girl Reserve s service chairma n. J\IARY HELE1"'1' l\lALW RY: Arts and sciences , national honor society, student council, home room represen tatives , Princess Ida, Advoca te, Joy Night, choir vice-pre sident, girls glee secretar y and Hbrarian , art club secretary, Mumme rs presiden t, P eppers presiden t, Girl Reserve s, writers club, Victory Corps.

JEANN E ESTEL LE J\IAWN E: Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, home room alternat e, sophom ore cab:net, Princess Ida, choir, Gil"! Reserve s, Oq>heon s, Altrusa career conferen ci!.

JEAN J\IARIE MANN: Busines s adminis tration, Girl Reserve s.

JUCHA RD MARISC AL: Printing , football and reserve basketball letters.

l\lELVI N ALA T MARSH ALL: Argicul ture, band. :\!ARIL Y IN JEAN J\IAR,TI · : Stenogr aphic , home room represen tatives.

PATRIC IA ANS J\IAR'l'IN: Stenogr aphic, entered from Juniata high school.

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and Do EGA give each other the glad hand after receiv ing aLl-sta te honors on the World Herald 's selecti ons.

REBEN SDORF

UHARL E EDWAR D MARYO TT: Enginee ring. ANN HIRLEY l\lASER : Arts and sciences , The l\lan Who Came to Dinner advertis ing committ ee, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserve s. RICHA RD DOUGL A l\lcC'LA IN: Arts and sciences, in armed services .

:IIYRNA MAXIN E l\lcCOR :IDCK: Busines s adminis tration, entered from Exeter high school. CALVIN DEAN l\lrCOY : Engineering. EDJ\IUN D DAVID l\lcEAC HEN: Arts and sciences , national athletic honor society, hom e room represen tatives, L club, football and reserve football letters, track letter and certifica te.

DONNA JEAN l\lcKEA G: Arts and sciences , band captain, Girl MclilNS TRY: Enginee ring. JEAN ANN Reserve s. FRANK McLAU GHLIN : Arts and sciences , national honor society, entered from Midland , Texas , high school.

ROBER T W. l\lcl\lAS TER: Enginee ring, Lynx. ALFRE D AL MENDO ZA: Fine arts, home room alternat e, L club, swimmi ng, football and reserve football letters. LEE l\lESS)I AN: Trades prepara tory.

ROGER ALDEN l\lETCA LF: Arts and sciences , orchestr a, band.

DO 'ALD PHILLI P MEYER : Teacher s college, basketb all and reserve basketb all letters, track. SHIRLE Y JEAN MEYER : Busines s adminis tration , G. A. A. , basketb all, speed ball and swimmi ng lett~rs; baseball , speedba ll, swimmi ng and basketb all emblem s.

ELEAN OR l\lAE l\lEYER : Stenogr aphic , Girl Reserve s, business girlii club . GLENN LeROY )flLLER : Printing , track.

VELl\lA JUNE l\fiLLE R: Busines s adminis tration, entered from Rokeby high school.

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JOYCE :'IDT HELL: Stenographic, business girls club, Girl Reserves. mRLEY AN MOHR: Arts and sciences. B D :'IIORRI : Engineering, home room representatives .

EVELY JEA I.NE 1\10 LANDER: Stenographic, business girls club, ' Girl Reserves. BILL LEE M LDER: Engineering.

DeLORI l\lYER : Stenographic, business girls club, Girl Reserves.

LYDIA l\IARY NEK DA: Arts and sciences, national honor society, home room repreEentatives , The l\lan Who Came to Dinner, Princess Ida, Joy Night, ch'Jir secretary-treas urer, girls octet, girls glee, writers club, Orpheons vice-president, Mummers, Girl Reserv~s. senior color day. 'ORJ\IA JEAN NIEDERHAU : Stenographic, business girls club. CHARLE LEE N LL: · Business administration.

GEORGE l\IAURlCE ' TT: Teachers college, national athletic honor society, home room representatives , L club, Lynx, baseball letter, entered from North high school, Omaha. MARJOIUE ELAINE NYGREN: Stenographic, business girls club, Girl Reserves. RICHARD GEORGE OHLHEISER: Engineering.

TWILA LEE OTOUPALIK: Business administration, home room representatives and alternate. WILLARD ROLLA 'D OWEN: Engineering, swimming letter, entered from Norfolk high school.

DELORI :.'\lARIE PAULSEN: Stenographic, girls glee.

HELEN .\[. PA LSEN: Business administration. MARJORIE LOU PECK: Stenographic, business girls club president and editor. PHYLLIS ITHAY A ' PELTON: Arts and sciences, band, girls glee, Girl Reserves.

PHYLLI ANN PENTOr : Business administration and stenographic, G. A. A. treasurer, basketball and speedball letters. :'llARALIE PETERSO : Arts and sciences, Mummers, entered from Crete high school. FRED L. PFLUG: Arts and sciences, national honor society, home room representatives .

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:\'ORl\lA JEAN PICKERING: Bookk-~eping. HAROLD GEORGE PIERCE: Arts and sciences, entered from Pierce high school.

JANET PIERCE: Arts and sciences , Joy Night, Orpheons, home economics club.

WILLIS K. POLITE: Engineering, national athletic honor society, Spring Green property manager, Joy Night, L club, tennis, res erve football a nd reserve basketball letters. DON ,P OL KY: Engineering. JOHN ALVIN PRICE: Auto mechanics.

MARK FRANCIS RADKE: Business administration , band. PATRICIA ANNE RANKIN: Stenographic and arts and sciences, home room representatives , Joy Night, girls glee, business girls club, Girl Reserves, entered from San Fernando Valley School for Girls, North Hollywood, California. MARY LAl."RA RAWLINS: Stenographic, Girl Reserves, speedball letter.

JOAN GILMER RAYSOR: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Links artist, Girl Reserves, art club secretary, camera club, G. A. A., writers club, Doehla art award. LEONARD LEE REBENSDORF : Business administration, Joy Night, L club, football letter all(l honorable mention state. SHARON RUTH REDFERN: Arts and sciences, ca nera club, entered from Big Springs high school.

ROBERT RANDALL REICHENBAC H: Engineering, Hi-Y cabinet, track certificate. ROBERT FRED REIFSCHNEID ER: Engineering. RANDALL RALSTON RENKEN: Arts and sciences, Advocate, basketball, reserve tra ~k and reserve basketball letters.

MARILYN JO ROBERTSON: Arts and sciences, Girl Reserves, home economics club, entered from Northeast high school.

ROGER JOSEPH ROCKE: Engineering, football letter. EILEEN LUCILLE ROE.\llllCH: Arts and sciences, orchestra, Girl Reserves.

EDITH JOAN ROESLER: Business administration, Altrusa career conference, entered from Arapahoe high school. BARBARA JOYCE ROGERS: Stenographic, art club, Girl Reserves .

BEVERLY ANN ROGERS: Arts and Eciences.

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IDIE R 0~ ROG ERS: Auto mech anics . ROBE RT GEOR GE ROH E: Gener al ar.rl agric ulture , enter ed from Roca high schoo l.

DO 'ALD LEE ROSE BERR Y: Busin ess admin istrat ion, enter ed from Powh attan , Kans as, high schoo l.

HAR RY ROTT HA S: Elect ricity . DONA LD PAUL ROW EN: Engin eering . RICH ARD PIER CE RUSS El,L: Arts and scienc es, natio nal honor societ y, natio nal athlet ic honor societ y, home room repre senta tives presid ent and vice-p reside nt, senio r class presid ent, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir, boys glee, baske tball certif icate, reserv e footb all, reserv e baske tball, footb all and golf letter s, healt h comm ittee, foreig n langu age assem bly mastE:r of cerem onies .

JANI CE MAR ILYN N RYl\l AN: Arts and scienc es, home room repre senta tives, Advo cate, Joy Night , girls glee, Peppe rs trea11urer, High Spot centr al comm ittee. LOW ELL SAYL OR: Engineerin g, enter ed from Norm an, Oklah oma, high schoo l. JOAN N LORA YNE SCHA CHT: Arts and .;cien ces, natio nal honor society, home room repre senta tives and altern ate, Joy Night , Girl Reser ves, High Spot comm ittee, Altru sa caree r confe rence .

ROSE SCHA DT: Book keepi ng. LILL IAN B. SCHA FER: Arts and scienc es, home room repre senta tives and altern ate, Princess Ida, Joy Night , choir, girls glee, Orphe ons. BETT Y LOU SCHE UNEl \lAN: Steno graph ic.

BETT Y L. SCHL EININ G: Steno graph ic. WILL ARD ARTH UR SCHL ESSE LMA N: Busin ess admi nistra tion. ED SCH 'EIDE R: Trade s prepa ratory .

EDW ARD LeRO Y SCHN EIDE R: Indus trial arts, L club, baseball mana ger and footb all mana ger letter s. GLEJ.'1'N ERNE ST SCHN IEBE R: Distr ibutiv e educa tion, distri butiv e educa tion associa tion vice-p reside nt. \\'AY 'E LERO Y SCHR EVRS : Busin ess admin istrat ion, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir, boys octet.

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gets in his last minu te cram ming .

Industrious NORM CASE takes advantage of the Libraries facilities.

TED FRED SCHULTZ: Engineering, Princess Ida, Joy Night, boys quartet, choir. DON WILLIAl\l SCH\VARZ: Business administration. RALPH CARROLL SCNEDER: Carpentry.

l\IARILOU SCOTT: Business administration, home room representatives, Girl Reserves, Orpheons. ELAINE G. SEACREST: Arts and sciences. VIRGINIA LEE SEILER: Arts and sciences, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Peppers , Girl Reserves.

SHIRLEY LEE SERIGHT: Arts and sciences , national honor society, home room representatives and alternate, Advocate, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, art club president, Mummers president and historian, G. A. A., Peppers, horsemanship recognition, hea lth committee, Altrusa career conference. BARBARA LJ<~l\IA SETTLE: Arts and sciences. DICK l\IORSE SHARRAR: Engineering, swimming letter.

PAUL l\fATTHEW SHELDON: Arts and sciences, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, Mimes, Mummers. CARMEN INEZ SHEPARD: Arts and sciences, national honor society, Links biography editor, Princess Ida, orchestra, Girl Reserves, Orpheons, Altrusa career conference. HAROLD LELAND SHEPARD: Engineering, Hi-Y, Salts.

ROSALIE SHERMAN: Arts and sciences, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, chemistry club, Forum, writers club. HELl\IUT JULIS SIENKNECHT: Arts and sciences, student council, Princess Ida, Joy Night participant and excutive, choir, boys quartet, Orpheons president, cheer leader letter, Salts student organizer, Lynx. GALEN E. SHil\IONS: Engineering.

LOIS ANN SIMON: Arts and sciences, entered from Ward Belmont high school, Nashville, Tennessee. ANN JEANETTE SMITH: Arts and scien·ces, Mummers, Girl Reserves. BILLIE L. SMlTH: Merchandising and clerical, band, bui;:iness ,girls club, sen ior color day committee.

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BRUC E :\llTH : Aircr aft techn ician . JEAN ETTE AN :\IITH : Arts and scienc es, Joy Nigh t make -up comm ittee, art club treasu rer, Mum mers, Girl Reser ves. :\IAR YGE TE l\llTH : Stenograp hic, enter ed from Bridg eport , Ohio, high schoo l.

ROY LEE S:\IIT H: Auto mech anics . ALET A &"VELL: Arts and scienc es, n3;tio nal honor societ y, Hi-Ji nks, Iolan the, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , orche stra presic !ent, choir , girls glee, Girl Reser ves secre tary, Orphe ons. state music clinic . NAO l\ll PAUL INE SOLT : Arts and scienc es, Advo cate, write rs club, Girl Reser ves.

HARO LD HER BERT SORE NSEN : Busin ess admi nistra tion, Hi-Y. KERl \IlT FWY D SOTH AN: Carpe ntry. DELO RES JUNE SPOM ER: Steno graph ic.

ROBE HT C. STAR KEL: Busin ess admi nistra tion . ELED A STAR CH: Arts and scier. ces, Ad·1o cate, Sprin g Green prope rty comm ittee, ,Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir , girls glee, art club, home econo mics club , Girl Reser ves, Orphe ons, High Spot committe e. JOYC E STEE LE: Arts and scienc es, home room repre senta tives, Princ ess Ida, Joy Night , choir, girls glee, Peppe rs, G. A. A . , horse mans hip recog nition .

l\lAR GAR ET EILE EN STEI N: Merc handi sing and cleric al. :\IAR Y ALIC E STEW ART: Steno graph ic. BARB ARA JEAN STRU BBE: Steno graph ic, Advo cate typis t.

DON SUl\1 1\[ER S: Fine arts, band. ROBE RT LEE SUM PTER : Fine arts, Joy Night , boys glee, entere d from East high schoo l, Akron , Ohio. RICH ARD ROLL AND TAY WR: Engin eerin g, home room repre senta tives.

GALE ELDO N TELL ER: Engin eerin g. DELB ERT D. THE ASl\lEY ER: Busin ess admi nistra tion. BETT Y JUNE THIE MAN : Arts and scienc es, Girl Reser ves.

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:\IARY W ISE THOMP SON: Arts and sciences , The Man Who Came to n;nner, Princess Ida, choir, Mumme rs. PHYLL I JEAN THO"'[ EN: Arts and sciences , nati~na l honor society, Mummers, Girl Reserve s, senior activity represen tative. CARL GUTR TI"THA l\UIER: Enginee ring, orchestr a, brass group.

VlRGI 'IA LOU TO 'EY: Stenogr aphic, national honor society, Links typist, Girl ReserYe s, business girls club, wr.ters club.

ELIZAU ETH A 'N Tou\'EL J.E: Arts and sciences , home room alternat e , Joy :Night, Pe1_. pers, Girl Reserve s social chairma n, intercla ss debate, foreign languag e a.ssembl y. LILLIA N AGNE TRUMP : St-~ nograph ic.

SALLY TURNE R: Arts and sciences , home room alternat e, The 1\lan Who Come to Dinner and Spring Grt> •n property commit tees, Princess Ida, Joy Night, choir, girls glee , home econom ics club preside: nt and secretar y, Peppers , Girl Reserve s.

J NE E. UNGER : Stenogr a phic, business girls club treasure r, Girl Reserve s. PHYLL I YALEN CIA: Stenogr aphic, orchestr a.

SlllRLE Y VALEN 1.'INER '! Stenogr aphic, nationa l honor society, Advoca te, Girl Reserve s, entered from College View high school.

ROSEA NEL LEE VanSTR O~I: Arts and sciences , national VIDLA K: Stenohonor society, Girl Reserve s. BETTY W graphic , Girl Reserve s, business girls club.

BETTY VOGEL GESAN G: Arts and sc;ences , Girl Reserve s.

JACK PAUL VOlGT: Arts and sciences , entered from Alma, Colorad o, high school. MARJO RIE WALKE R: Busines s administration , nationa l honor society, home room represen tatives and alt::?rnat e, sophom ore class treas :1rer, Links typist, Joy Night, band, busines s girls club vice-pre sident, Peppers , Girl Reserve s, High Spot central committ ee, war commit tee , citizenship commit tee , Altrusa career conferen ce.

NOR)lA N E. WALT: Arts and sciences , nationa l athletic honor society, Advoca te, Joy Night, L club, basketb all letter.

JOHN DAVID WARD: Enginee ring, entered from Samohi high school, Santa Mo,ica, Californ ia. CURTIS R. WEATH ERHOG G: Arts and sciences , The Man Who Came to Dinner, Joy Night, orchest ra secretar y-treasu rer, band, Lynx secretar y, Mumme rs, High Spot dance commit tee, entered from Plainvie w high school.

MARY DOLEN E WEBBE R: Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society, Links staff, Princes s Ida, Joy Night, choir, writers club secretar y, Orpheon s, Nationa l High School poetry associat ion honorab le mention s . RUTH MARIE WEHRL I: Busines s administration , entered from Cortlan d high school. DO ALD EDWARD WENDE LIN: Mercha nd 'sing and· clerical.

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WILLIA l\1 F. \VE1''XE: Arts and sciences , national honor society, national athletic honor society, home room alternat e, Advoca te, Joy ight, L club, reserve football , reserve basketball, basketba JJ and football letters. ED\VAR D WESSE L: Agriculture, The ::\la.n \\'ho Came to Dinner, Prince Ida, Joy Night, choir monitor , boys glee presiden t, Lynx vice-pre sident, cheer leader letter. CAROL YN R TH WE TERYE LT: Arts and sciences , Joy Night, art club.

DON \VE TON: Distribu tive educatio n, prlng Green, Mumme rs, distribu tive educatio n associat ion presiden t, secretar y and treasure r. ' DELOR E ELIZAB ETH WE TROPE : Busines s administra tion, band. JANE A VERY WETZE L: Arts and sciences , Girl Reserve s, entered from Alhamb ra, Californ ia, high school.

La.VER NE ::\IARIE WHITM ARSH: Home economi cs.

AMUEL A. \\'HITW-ORTH: Arts and '>ciences, home room alternat e.

DOROT HY ELLEN WU.DE RSPAN : Distribu tive educatio n, home room alternat e, Girl Reserve s, distribu tive educatio n associatio n, baseball letter.

PATRIC IA WIELA ND: Arts and sciences , student council, home room represen tatives, Princess Ida, choir, girls glee, Peppers secretar y, Mumme rs, cheer leader letter, High Spot committ ee. GEORG E ADAMS WILCO X: Arts and sciences , student council presiden t and editor, senior class treasure r, Advoca te, 'ew F:.res, 1>rlng Green advertis ing committ ee, Princess Ida, Joy Night particip ant and executiv e, choir, writers club presiden t, Mumme rs vice-pre sident, Lynx, baseball managu, intercla ss debate, committ ee of 100, health committ ee, sti:ltt music clinic, Lincoln Journal -Star essay contest honorab le mention . BOB WILEY : Arts and sciences , entered from John R. Buchtel high school, Akron, Ohio .

ELAIN E \VILHELJ\I: T eachers college, Girl Reserve s, business girls club. JOAN RUTH WILLIA::\lS: Arts and sciences , home room represen tatives, The l\lan Who Came to Dinner, Princess Ida., Joy Night, choir, girls glee, girls octet, Orpheon s, writers club, Mumme rs , art club, foreign languag e assembl y, LORRAINE MAE WILLIA l\l ; Busines s adminis tration, ping pong tournam ent, tennis emblem , ent'.!red from Ashland , Kentuck y, high school.

l\lARY BE'l'H WILLIA !\! : Stenogr aphic, Joy Night, choi r , girls glee. BILL D. WILSO N: Enginee ring, home room represen tatives, Hi-Y. PATSY AN ' WILSO N: Busines s adminis tration, entered from Northea st high school.

Anoth er day gone and studen ts are homeward bound .

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RALPH LEROY WILSON : Industri al arts, Princes s Ida, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. KENNE TH EDWIN WDll\lE R: Agriculture , Joy Night, boys glee. KENEL l\l FAYET TE WINSLO W: Enginee ring, national honor society, student council, home room alternat e, senior class treasure r, prlng Green, Tomorr ow the World stage manage r, George Washing ton Slept Here stage crew, Joy Night, Mumme rs presiden t and vice-pre sident, writers club presiden t, Forum, camera club, Salts s t udent organiz er, Lynx, cheer leader letter, intercla ss debate.

CATHE RINE E. WORCE STER: Arts and sciences , national honor society, home room alternat e, New Fires property committee , The l\lan Who Ca.me to Dinner, Tomorr ow the World, Spring Green, Princes Ida, Joy Night, choir , girls glee , girls Peppers , secretar y, 0rpheon s Mu,mme rs historia n, octet, G. A. A ., swimmi ng emblem . BONNI E JEAN YEAGE R: Arts and sciences , Girl Reserve s, Mumme rs, entered from Wahoo high school.

GERAL DINE MAE YAKEL : Stenogr aphic, home economi cs club treasure r. BETSY JANE YODER : Arts and sciences , nationa l honor society·, Tomorr ow the World advertis ing committ ee, J oy Night, choir, girls glee, 0rpheon s , Mumme rs , Peppers .

Omitt ed from earlier pages of Janua ry and June senior s.

entered from BERNE TTA ~IA\' LEYDE N: Stenogr aphic, Hasting s high school. JAMES S'fERLI NG McVICK ER: Industrial a rts. BETTY IRENE B.\RNH ILL: Stenogr aphic, home room repre senta tive5, Link s typist, Princi'ss Ida, choir, girls glee .

June Seni ors Not Havi ng Pictures DOROT HY ANDER SON

* GEORG E C. JOY

MARTI N PHILLI PS

JOHN ANDRE AS

BILL KOSMO S

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* JAMES SELBY RIDPAT H

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OMER KRULL

ALICE ROGER T

NORIN E BEISNE R

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MARVI N SHELD ON

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PATRIC IA BRAML AGE

* LOUIS W. LONG

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KATHL EEN TRACY

CARL F AHREN BRUCH

RUSSE LL MORFE Y

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* CHARL ES WILLIA M FRANZ

*EARL MOSES

RICHAR D WARE

RONAL D GALLA GHER

* ROGER HUGH NEWM AN

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* In armed services.

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R. STEPHE NSON

LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Principal

MARDIS, H. C. HACKMAN,

0. W.

Assistant princi:pal Counselor and adviser of girls

WEATHERBY, DORCAS

MARY

N.

Science

BEECHNER, RALPH

w.

Physical education head

BARDWELL,

BEYNON, ALICE B.

Commercial, studies

BONNELL, VALERIA

Foreign language, English

BRATCHER, EULALIE

Commercial

Industrial arts

KUHN, LEE

English

LAWSON, MRS. LILLIAN

Commercial

LEFLER, ESTHER F.

w.

MANTHEY, CARL

MAPES, MRS. MARY

Science, heaith

C.

Nurse

E.

Science

MARTIN, IRENE

English

BRYANT' ETHEL

English

MAYHEW'

English

BRYAN, EDNA

BURNHAM, GUILFORD CAVETT, ALVA B. CooK, INEZ M.

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Industrial arts

McMAHON, GRACE

English

MILLER, HELEN Jo

Mathematics department head Social studies

COOMBS, MRS. IRMA W.

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CROSS, MARIE

Foreign language

DANA, GLADYS E.

Art

DAVIS, MARGARET

Social studies Social studies

DODGE, MRS. RUTH M. DUNLAP, HELEN ELLIS, EDITH M.

FARMAN, BELLE FISHER, BESSIE V. FOSTER, CEAL GEIGER, LUCY M. GORE, DORTHEA

GRONE, ELIZABETH

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GUNDERMANN, MARGUERITE -

HEDRICK,

0. L.

HENNINGER, MRS. KATHERINE -

JOHNSON, ARVID N. JONES, GERTRUDE KYKER, JEANNETTE KANE, FRANK KEMP' MILDRED

Instrumental music supervisor

NEVIN, BERNARD F.

Commercial

NOLL, EFFIE M.

PIPER, JENNIE

English Social studies Social studies, English

L.

Mathematics

PROCTOR, MARGARET E.

Physical education

English English

REIN, MRS. FRANCES

Science

ROBERTS, CARRIE

Music

RoKAHR, ELSIE

Vocal mu ic supervisor Commercial Social studies Foreign language

SCHEMEL, HELENE M.

Science

SCHMELING, MRS. NANCIE J.

English

SELL, DAVID - Commercial,

distributive education

SHORT' MAMIE

Science

Social studies

SNYDER, EMMA E.

Library

Industrial arts

SPRUNG, ANNETTA M.

Home economics,

HERTZLER, MRS. J. E. - Foreign language, English

JENKINS, FLORENCE

Physical education, health

RANGELER, HUGH T.

distributive education

HUBBARD, FERN

MURRAY, ETHEL

English

Mathematics

HANSEN, RALPH M.

English department head

PUMPHREY, MAX

Attendance director

HALL, RUTH N.

T.

MUIR, SARAH

Mathematics

Foreign language, English

English

MONTGOMERY, ESTHER D.

PINNEY, MRS. RUTH

Commercial, English

GREEN, MELVILLE F.

Mathematics Physical education

Mathematics

Industrial arts

EVANS, CLARENCE E.

E. M.

O'ROURKE, MARGARET

English

ENGLISH, ELSIE

WINIFRED

Distributive education supervisor

STORY, LILLIAN

E.

Physical education

TEBBETTS, MRS. BERNICE

TEMPLE, MRS. GLADYS W.

Social studies Industrial arts

WEYAND, LYLE

Study hall Commercial department head Home economics

w. - Foreign language, English

WALLACE, JAMES S.

Mathematics

Foreign language department head

WIBLE, JOSEPHINE

Science Industrial arts Physical education

E.

Mathematics

WILSON, HELEN

A rt department head

WORRALL, C. C.

Physical education

YOUNG, JULIUS D.

Science department head

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS T h e L in k s b o a rd d ee p ly a p p re c ia te s th e h el p o f th e fa c u lt y , th e m a n y st u d e n ts a n d th e p e rs o n s n o t co n n ec te d d ir e c tl y w it h th e sc h o o l, fo r th e ti m e a n d a id w h ic h th e y g a v e to m a k e th e p u b li c a ti o n o f th is b o o k p o ss ib le .

T o M r. H. C. M ar d is , o u r p ri n ci p al , g o o u r si n c e re th a n k s fo r h is e n c o u ra g e m e n t a n d w is e co u n se l.

T o Mr. M. C. L e fl e r, o u r su p e ri n te n d e n t, we a re g ra te fu l fo r h is ti m e a n d e ff o rt in g iv in g u s n e c e ss a ry fa c ts a n d al so in a rr a n g in g im p o rt a n t in te rv ie w s.

T o 0 . W. H a c k m a n a n d M is s D o rc a s W e a th e rb y w e give o u r a p p re c ia ti o n fo r so u n d ad v ic e a n d e n c o u ra g e m e n t.

T o M is s E rm a Jo h n st o n , M is s D o ro th y B ee v er , Miss M a rg u e ri te G u n d e rm a n n , Miss C la ra W eb er , a n d Mrs. F ra n c e s In g e, w e o w e m u c h n o t o n ly fo r a n sw e ri n g m a n y te le p h o n e calls, b u t a ls o fo r th e p a ti e n c e th e y d is p la y e d in th e p a rt ic u la r fa c t fi n d in g w h ic h w a s th e ir s, a n d th e re su lt a n t a u th e n ti c it y w h ic h w a s n e c e ss a ry fo r th e tr u th o f th e b o o k .

W e g iv e v e ry sp e c ia l a p p re c ia ti o n to Mr. a n d M rs . H a rr y S. D o b b in s fo r h e lp in g u s w it h th e p a g e in th e b o o k o f w h ic h w e a re es p ec ia ll y p ro u d .

T o M is s B el le F a rm a n a n d th e A d v o c a te st a ff fo r th e ir c o o p e ra ti o n a n d to M is s E st h e r L ef le r, fo r ty p e w ri ti n g d o n e, w e sa y a sin c e re th a n k you.

T o D ic k O ln ey a n d K n o x Jo n e s re sp ec ti v el y , fo r h e lp in g u s w it h th e c a n d id sh o ts a n d sp o rt s copy. T o S h ir le y S e ri g h t fo r la st m in u te co p y a n d to D el o re s O p p , E la in e K ro o n a n d G re tc h e n K le in fo r a ss is ta n c e w it h th e ty p e w ri ti n g.

T o Miss S. A d el ia W in te r fo r th e n u m b e rl e ss ti m e s sh e g a v e th e u se o f h e r ti m e a n d h e r c a r th a t w e m ig h t d el iv er ' o u r c o p y b e fo re th e fi v e o 'c lo ck d e a d line.

AU REVOIR We, th e se n io r c la ss o f L in c o ln h ig h sc h o o l, e x p re ss e s g ra ti tu d e to th e fa c u lt y fo r th e tr a in in g w e h a v e re c e iv e d h e re .

W e re a li z e th a t th ro u g h th e ir fa r si g h te d n e ss , p a ti e n c e a n d u n d e rs ta n d in g w e h a v e h a d o p p o rt u n it ie s a n d p ri v il eg es th a t w o u ld n o t h a v e b e e n p o ss ib le , o th e rw is e ,

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in th e se w a r y ea rs . W e h a v e sp e n t th re e y e a rs h e re , h a p p y b u t se ri o u s in th e li g h t o f w o rl d ev en ts . We fe el th a t w e h a v e a d ee p o b li g at io n to m a k e L in co ln h ig h a s p ro u d o f u s a s we a re o f o u r sc h o o l. W e sh a ll n o t fo rg e t.