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LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL. LXNCOLN 8, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY, SEPfEMBER 15, 1948
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Activity Tickets To Go On Sale Senior Choir Has Election
Walt Weaver Is Named President Student Council Vice President Duties Go to Jeanne Vierk Walt Wedver took ovei the duties of preb1dent ot student council fo1 the fust semester of the yeai '48-'49 at the first regulai meetmg ot student council held Wednesday, September 8, m room 116 The duti~s of \icepiesident we1e given to Jeanne Vierk, secretary-tieasure1 to Ba1baia Bell and ed1to1 to b'lndra Lotman The elect10n of offtLers followed a bhort meetmg ,n which Sondra Lotman, summ,'1 chairman, p1es1ded Plans for the sophomore party, which will be the fnst mam p10Ject of the student council, were discussed The cential comm1tte~' for these plans will consist of the new officers of the student council The importance of p1omptness to the meetmgs was stressed, as was the mamtammg ot the new arm bands which will be g•ven to the members at the next regular meetmg The meetmg was ad3ourned by the new president, Walt Weaver
Debate Teams Announced Resolved "Th;:;t the Umted Natiorn, now be revised mto a federal \•1to1 1n
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Sond1 a Lotman senio1 w 111 head the Advocate staff the fnst pa1 t of this semester as managmg edilo1, it wa~ announced by Miss Belle Fa1man Wednesday Completmg the statt Vvlll bp Adele Coryell, news editor, Janet Fre11chs, associate <;!ditor Cru oJ Pnce, second page ed1toi, Mau1:> a Mai tm, third page editor, .md Kenreth Wheeler a" fourth pJge editor The ~ports wnteis a1e Robert Howey Wilham Hodder, John Swrndle and Don Secord, while the gn 1s sports editor 1s Marlene Bel1 Nancy Klem v. ill wute Static this week Luulle Beltz, ed1tonalb, Lenme Stepanek, fcatmes Betty Williams is exchange ed1to1 The copy editors mclude Jo Ann Neal, Geraldme We,rtz, Ma11lyn Reckewey and Barbara Stephens Lvun Albers, Ma1y Jo Andelt, ,Barbara Anderson, Rosanne Hedke, Lavonna Schme1dmg, Dons Schimmel, Virg1ma Noble and James Schle1ge1 will be reporter::. To
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Club Sponsorships To Be Announced 'The ..,pons1nbh1J.., will c.ontmue .is 'hey were ld5t '~pllng," s tated ff C Mard.;, who •s m c.h.nge of ..inangmg sponsors 101 clubs Some <:ha'1ge:; will be llldde causmg "ome clubb t9 nave new spon~01 '- thesl ehcJ.ngl~ bemg' due' to cliar:.ges m the iacult.; this yed: A t omplete 11st will be announced ln next v,, eek's i&sue
Will~y Speaks To T~achers Dr Gilbc1 t S Willey, new supcrmtendent oi schools, outlmed b1.; aims fo1 th~ s<.hool yea1 at t11e geneial le<!che1 's Meetmg held a' Ev e1ett J 4mo1 !;ugh school, at 8 30 Fnday mormng, Sep\c'Ilber 3 Dr Willey 5a1c., "Lmcob• shoulri look anead and iurni&h t;i~ leddenhip
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The class is made up of English 10 and English 18 pupil~ 'l'hc,~e who take Engllsh 18, wh1c11 rs 'ldvanced debate am: 1 ave been tertdbvely t~arned are, lA' ns Ande1son and Al,ce Trudedu, Jack Greer ,md Ed Perry, Pat Htaly and Richard Young, George Hancock and Eugene Kmgsbm y Lome Roper and Jerry Strashe1m, and Rita Schmdel and John Thompson The squads which make the be~t showmgs will be belected to take part m the M1ssou11 Valley d,~b,1te league which holds three tour,'aments a school year One is he1d for girls, one for boys and an open tournament
Assembly Will Start Today
Wednesday, September 15 8 50 9 15
Ti< secreta11es w1H he Betty Hall Nanry Hubbell Doro t ti y Harper and Do1othy Schmidt
The Advocate sta!f is a <eledrd group chosen from Hall v Stroh' 0 and Miss Belle Fa1m&n's Engl.tsh 8 classes The fmancial adv1se1 101 the Advocate 1s Miss Bebste F1she1 The bu&mess ma11ager is Margai et Barhnek and Margie Lu Heanck is advertismg manage1
Once More At L.H.S. Pupils Offered Free Service Prepa1at10ns have been made fo1 the mobile X-Ray ~mt to come to Lincoln mgh agam lt will ar11ve someture this ¥eek, but X-Raymg will n0t begm until Monday, September ~O This umt, spon~ored by the state board of heal•h was at Lmcoln high m March of 194 7 At th1s time 1897 pupils an<! faculty received the se1 vice It is offered to al! those wh1J. ~iave not had an X-Ray for the ldst three years The purpose of this X-Ray umt is to detect tuberculosb m l ts ear\J.::. t •ar.e:, ,. 1en it ca•1 be contro.Per
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oJ: the wuntry, and let :, not lorget the ones who have left us e1the, Fu ~t ofi, let's take a peek 1,1 207 and who should we fma_ therp but Mrs Geo1g1ami Compton f1o'Tl St Lolus, M1ssou11 Tlus young woman vho 1eceived hei bachelor ot arts fr01'1 Umon college replaces '\1rs Mury Erand wno has move::i v;ith her "lusband to Beatuce, Nebraska Mrs Compton is a teache1 01 English and before rnmmg io Lmrnln high taught a yea1 at Lodi, CaLforma In her spa1e time v.. hcn not teachmg, she dof>s serretai ial "'ork She ~tated she e11JOY5 both \ e1y much, bttt teaches the maJ011ty ot the time becau.,e &he's ''always wanted to be a teachet 'Nhen asked whdt she thought oi Lmco41 high she 1eplled 'I thmk (. vei v body has been ve1y mce " English Teachers are Replaced
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Also m ·good old Enghi.h" let_, "1s1t Mrs Agnes Heilman m 201, formerly the clas~1 oom of Mi , Virgima Butt who hdb re51gned She comes from Lmcolu, but ha~ spent much ot her time I!l Wi&cor,sm She attended the \lhitewater state umvers1ty where she i~ce1ved a bar·helor of educat10n a1 1 also taught for nme yea1s al Wat.sau Mrs Heilman dbo attendeL1 the Umvei s1ty ot New Y01k wliere she obtdmed a masters 01 at t degree In past yealb she was a doctor's dSSislc1nt at Jack~on <1»1ic m Madison and for the last t vo summers was a c011espondem of riorthe1n Wrnc.on~m ior the Clu~ago T1 .btine Her mam mtc1 e~t is w1 itmg ' I understand," >he s..vs, "that Linc.olu high "chool. ha~ an out~tandwg team wh1\ h l'm lookmg ion\ .ird to ~eemg m c.Ltlon ' Replacmg 1\1rs Lou l\1cLean who 1s r•ow teachmg speecn and
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Friday, September 17 8 40 Assembly A 9 15 Assembly B 3 20 Peppers Football-Lmcoln vs Gothen burg State Tenm.., tournament Omaha Uni
Saturday, September 18 ~Hate golf tournament
Grand Island Monday, September 20 ACTIVITY TICKETS GO ON SALE 3 20 Y-Teans Tuesda' September 21 8 40 10 B Assembly
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ey, cteclai.:c. that the bur.;en of cd,Jcat10n should fall on parents .is well a~ teache1 • The new a;nociate superintendent, D1 J<1ines H Pelley, spoke b, 1e1ly Di W1Hi:y, associate sup~ e1,nllndtnt la'-t y ea1, became ~up euntendent Jvly 1 when M C Leile1 1em c.d Th1s meeting co1.cluded a week ot !J1eparat10P f01 schvol oremng on the part of the faculty,
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d.dma at Lee EdVvards high school Ash\ 1lle, North Car olina, 1s !\11~ Hope Wescoatt m 2U4 She co,nes irom Longl1)ont, Cahforn1a, .ind obtdmc.d <1 bachelor of SClence c1.t Nebraska We~leydn Vvhere she mdJOlled m speech Betore tdkmg ui: ~choohpg, IvILs We;,coa~t v,,01ked ir1 \a11oi...;, doctors office;, and bef01e commg t • Lmcoln high taught dt Wood R1ve1, Nebnska, anJ Houston, Te-;:a~ Mn v,·estcoatt :,dy ~. "l t hmk •· e faculty of Lmcoln lugh l!> the most friwdly 1nd ~o-opl;)rati\ u oi tDY school I've bet.'1 m " m
Teachers ff.i.ll Froru All Parts ,Nc-;:t, Jet~ v1~1t lhe Sp.irrnJ1 depaitment and lhe1 e \\ e meet M1~s Teresina Danese, 313 Hom S10u' City, Io\\ a She he>'> a clegrE.>e m language from the Unt\ er~1ty o.1, Iowa La't ;i.ea1 M10~ Dctllf'oC tiavekd tu Eu1ope aud ::.peul 'mo::,., 01 he1 ta;} ,n Itdly ' tsihng tnend~ Be101 a commg to Lm.__oln ~he ta"'ght &p.;im sh and h istory at O'Neill l\hs0 Danest t1lh the plare left b.; Mi:, Bernice Tebbetts \\ ho ha ~ ietnea Chestet Ga11s11ian is teachi.n g electucit:i- 'way down yonde1 m 145 Mr Ga.1.sman hails f1om M11ford and attrnded both Uw Umve1 s1ty 01 Nebra~kd. and Wyommg He hold> a bacheloJ. of s' ' ence ilom Nebraska and mJ.st.;i s cf art~ (received this summe1 J irom Wyommg Bef01e commg to Lm coln high, l\lt Gdusman t<lught io1 app1 ox1m<ltely 10 .rears, spending o [c,\ year~ at T•)rnngton, Wyommg and Nebr<iska C1t:i- . c1bo teachu.g m thJ Arn•y and Mei t hant Manne:; He al~o w-.i~ high school 2upe1111te~1deut at Galland lugh :!.01 t1rn year~ Spending two yeai~ m the Mei c.hant l\'.Iaune& and one and a hali )f',u~ ,n the regular lVL.umes Mt Gausn'all &c1 ed m the Ph1hppmc::. a11d Okmawa He decla1ed "I would like to see
;,is many students as p ossible become mterested i .. dectromcs and t ad10 as a li obby or as a member of a ti ade school class " Mr Gausman replaces Lee K uh11 Some Teachers From Lincoln Now let's go to 1nm1 floor, 12"', to be exact, and see Wendell Red of the chem1>.tiy department w 110 haus trom Lmw ln He attenued Lhe Umve1 sit.; of Nebraska where he received a a ,:gree m chem,stry M1 Reel also ha:, spent five years m the A11 ·Fore:> as a trawm:; of11cer, three m ! caly and Germ.my Incident ally '11 Reel attended Lmwln high , 1d said, "I'm glad to ienew old lo) alt1e.., to L H S" Miss Laura Hartze1I, forneily labordtory ass1~tant m chemistry has ietirea If ever ) OU walk by 131 and liear t11e band playing J OU 11 see, 11 you glance 111s1de, Lyl• ¥'elch 1eai1mg • them M r Welch has ia..i.ght in LmcDln pubhc <,chools ;01 u:n<>teen years and r as JUSt this year c.0111t to Lincoln high to help Bernald ~e \ m H<! al~o attended the Um' ers"ty of Nebraska where he olltamed ":< bachelor of musK Mr Wdch is ct 91esent a Que;rte1 Maste,, Hth Infantiy, of tl._e National Gi...a1 d He has also 5pent ri'< years m the A1my and has been m th(: <:,r11th and North Pacific. and Gl1<tdalcanai Ihstory Claims Ne" T~achers As \,c take a louK at the soo al stud1e;s department we i m cl. trree new te.icher~. Mrs Muriel Beaven, Mis Mar na 'Dedrs and Arthur A B'mch J>T t5 Beaven 01 Denve,, ColoLado, 15 m Hl, She attr,nded Denve1 um ver~1ty ::ind Umrm wllege w her e she 1.iaJored rn E:nglu,h and mmoru m history When asked lici fnst rm p1e~,10n ot Lincoln h 5h ~he i E'plted, Eve1yone h ere ' s \ ei y f rnmdly and co-operatnt ' Mrs Beaven's
Interests aside from teachmg are mtenor decoratmg and spo. ts She replaces Edgar S ~ ar ley, who with his wife, Mrs Virgima Farley, has gone to Battle Creek, M1ch1gan, where Mr J< arley is teachmg While at L H S Mrs Fadey also taught social studies In 309 we £md Mrs Sears of Lincoln w ho at tended the Umve1s1ty of Nebraska where she rece1ved a bachelor of arts She wa~ graduated from Lincoln high m H144 and upon he1 .return sa1d, "It's good to be back " Mr s Sears, recently m arried, i.pent some time m Canada d urmg the summer, with her husband She replaces Mrs Emogene Moore who is teachmg at Buirough high school m In.rokei n, Cahfor ma Last but not least let's meet Arthur S Fmch, formerly of Howarden, Iowa He has his bachelot of arts f1om Umon college Mr Fmch first came to Lm coln m 1938 1o enter Umon college Afte1 completing two years there, he went to Wayne State teache1s college at Wayne, Nebraska, where he remamed the school yea1 of 1940-'41, a t which time he entered the armed forces After bemg d1scha1 ged Irom the a1my m 1946, Mr Fmch 1eturned to Umon college to fmish his schoolmg He was graduated m 1947 and 1s now startmg his f irst vea1 of teachmg He W d s given 325, fo1mer ly classrcrim of Mrs Esthe1 Olmstead who 1~ " " longer t eaching On September 2 of t mi. yeai, Mr Fmch became the fath er ot a sixpound ten-ounce baby boy, Norman Eugene New Workers Found m Office Next let's t ake a tnp to the office (where have I h eard that before~?) There we see Mr s Muriel Palmer lookmg over records She hails from Cleveland, Oh10 and obtamed her degree from Ohio's Dyke Spencerian business college
New Plan for Ticket Buyers To Be Offered Acttv1t y tickets w ill agam be available for all high school pupils who w ish to pu1chase them, when sales begm m all home rooms the week of September 20 The pnce is t o be $2 08 plus tax, wh ich bu ngs it t o ~2 50 for one semester. Tickets are Inclusive A 1ec1l baigam is m sto1e for
those who plan to buy a ticket this semester smce it mcludes an extra laige number of a ctivities. T icket holders a1e entitled to five home footba ll games ( Wi.chita, Northeast, Scottsbluff, Omaha South, and Omaha T ech), five basketball games (Grand Island, Fau b ury , Omaha Tech, Omaha Central and OmcJ.ha South ) , JUmor and sen10r class plays, all reserve home games, all sophom ore home games, h ome sw1mmmg meets, and all issues of the A dvocate Of the five home football games, three will b e 80L a nd two, 60c F or first team football games alone the c.ash value would be :;>3 60, and allowmg 50 cents for a ll other activities the total valu e is between eight and nme dollars This year the ticket includes the Northeast game which formerly used separate purchase ticke ts.
Linko· Reports
Artist Tryouts Try outs for staff a1tist for the 1949 year book were announced F11day by the Lmks board The pos1t10n is open to sophomores and JUllIOrs as well as semors Tryouts should be several l me draw mgs with subJects pertammg to school life Drawm~ must be fastened together a nd have the name and home room of the a rtist on the back T hey must be m the Lmks office, 319, by 8 35 M onday mornmg
New Teacher-s Come From Various Parts of Country; • Qualifi~d and Educated in the Positions They Hold
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Assembly B Sophomoi e H R Reps cled1on H R Reps Student council Clef club tryout~ Orpheons tryouts
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The first assembly to start the semester off will be held Wednesday September 15, accordmg to Miss Esther Montgomery The musical assembly consisting ot twenty girls, p1esent and former students of Lmcoln high school, will be under the dnect1on of Miss Eugema Brown Miss Wmifred Mae Wmston will <to a solo The girls have performed at the Urban league and at Pme Wood Bowl An assembly rnncermng 'Coni:htution Day" will be held Fuday, Septembe1 17
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Offtcers of student council for this semester are, left to right, secretary-treasurer, Barbara BelJ, president, 'Valt Weaver, v1ce-pres1dent, Jeanne Vierk, ed1tOT, Sondra Lotman
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Semor choir elected off1ce1s for the commg semester Fnday, /September 10 They are as follows p1esident, Bet1.y Hall, v ice-president, Phil Hall, secretary, Ma1y Jean Neely, rnanagei, Kenny Wheelei·, and assistant manager Chuck Ashley The choir, unde1 the duect10n oJ Hugh Rangeler, has been woikwg on one song, "Lullaby on Chri~tmas Eve" Senio1· choir will be made up of 101 membe1s this semester The Every yea1 students of Lmcoln gr.mp was chosen by special tryh igh are chosen 01 volunteer to rut given by Mr Rangeler serve t he school as hall guards, Members are Chuck Ashley , then duty bemg t o keep closed Lorna Austm, Bar bara Anderson, w 111d01s closed and qmet Thud Dons Anderson, Merle Backlund, period &tat10n& are complet e T hud period hall guides may ieArlene Bai ber, Allen Barnard, ce1ve some credtt or t hey may Paul Becker Sally Beck, Janet t ake service ratmg Time .md effort a1 e given m Bohner. Barbara Bradden, Ca~ eune Corp, Adele Coryell, Bettie t his service to t he school by t hese Davis, Gloria Deer, Duane Dor- ~tudents and Miss Mildred K emp, man, Evelyn Ebert, Gene Eno, who is m charge, wishes to exNancy Farnsworth, Helen Fields press appreciation of the1r wo1k Jo Fmney, Betty Fletcher, Bob The thir d penod list is t he nearFrech, Janet Frerichs, Jack Greer, est to bemg complete a nd is defm1te so far Those se1 vmg as hall Joan Groh Phyllis Guider, Betty Hall, P hil guides third period this semester Hall, George Hancock , Bill Heck, are Don s Anderson, Ray Ba1nett, Rosanne Hedke, Margie Lu Hed- Lucille Betz, Barbara B odenstemrick, Ch arlotte Hervert, Ruth Hi- e1, Phyllis Bnsack, Dorec Canaatt, Dick H olze, Everett Jenkm s, day, Betty Derbal, Glons Deer, ViHan Johnson, P11sc1lla Jones, Shirley Eagelton, Helen Fields, Bar bara Keim, Bob Kidder, Lois Roge1 F itch, Don Fite, L1lc1 .Fuedlra, Jim Gerlach, Lms Hamilton, K oemg, Donna Kolzow, Pat Kraft Harvey Kroeller, Donna Lange, R1cha1d Hildenbrand, Sue HoffJames Lewis, Richard Lewis, man, Hobart J ones, Dons Kendle, \Vanda Lewis, Warr en Long, Mary Barbara Kissler, Jack Lemon, Don Marga1et Loom1s, Sondra Lotman, Lorenz, Dick Mallat, Char lotte Dick Mallat, Kathleen Maul, Sally Nelson, Marlene Oehrle, Doane Messer, J o Ann Mickelson, Clif- P1ckenng, Rita Schindel, Edna ford Murphy, Dick Meyer, Mary Schnettler, Joy Ann Sherwood, Jo Jean Neely, Dorru~ Newman, Ann Steel, Allee Stewart and Mary Lewis Noble, Virg1ma Noble, Jo Kay Tolll ver Other complete assignments will Ann O'Brien, Marilyn Orput, Dick Oslund, Bill Owen, Wmme Owen, be announced later J,. n,, I':itJ!ch, Phyllls Paulsen,
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Selling to Begin In Home Rooms September 20
Befo1e commg to Lmcoln she kept r eco1ds for a yea1 m New York City By the way, she w as also a navy mspector for a year and a half Among other m terests, she t ends tow ard piano (she's pl a;y ed for 14 years ), debatmg and teachmg Here's w hat she has to say about Lmcoln high, "Everyone is swell and very hospitable and I hke my JOb very much " Mrs Palmer replaces Mrs Boucher, who resigned While w e're still m the office let's meet Miss Anna C Nielson, w ho rs from Lmcoln Before commg to Lmcoln high, Miss Nielson worked for a food broier m Lmcoln Introduction to Three More. We have t hree new members m the public school admm1strat10n who really need an mtl oduction as they w ill very much affect Lmcoln h igh school's activities F u st is Miss Esther E1senbai th, geneial' manage1 of lunchrooms She attended the Umvensty of Nebraska where she ieceived h er bachelor of scien ce and M1ssou11 u mversity where sh e received h e1 masters degree m h ome e conomics Miss Eisenbarth is a native of Nebraska who had several years as cafetena manager m Mm neap oh s Next is Walter N Foster who hails from Oh10 He h as t aken the position of director of health and educat10n He h as rece1v< i h 1s Ed D degree at Teachers college, Columbia umver sity, m h ealth an d physical educat10n a n d did his undergr aduate work at the Umvers1ty of Cmcmnah A nd fmally there is James H Pelly, associate supermtendent He is a native of Nebraska, b ut h1ls spent m ost of h1s time m the northwest He has the A B and M A deg1ees from the Umvers1ty of Washmgton and the Ed D from Teachers college Columbia umversity,
Fm. those who don't have the mon ey to buy a ticket nght away, i t s possible to buy one on the m stallment basis m room 125 at one dollar down and a quarte1 weekly until it is paid out This makes it pos&1ble for almost every student to t ake a dvantage of this opportunity
Home Room Reps m Charge. Representatives are m charge of activity ticket sales This is Just one of the many 3obs they attend to durmg the school year Wednesday, September 14, will be the first m eetmg of t he h oma i oom r epresentatives The meetmg w ill be held mamly for the purpose of electmg the officers for this semester Th e duty of the iepresentatives is t o repr esen t their i ooms m school problems The soph omore nommat10ns will be made Fnday mornmg and the elections will be held Wednesday mornmg m home r oom penod. The sophomore representatives are not scheduled to attencf t he fu st meetmg The sophomore rooms who will elect representatives are 100, 103, 117, 132B, 133, 136, 137, 207, 213, 215, 302, 305. 309, 313, Jl4, 315, 317, 326 and 403 A meetmg of alternates will be held later b ut the date has not been set They will be assigned to t heir duties at th e meetmg
New Cabinet Numbers Six T he sophomore cabmet c.onsists of Fay Thoreson an d Richard Gerlach fl om Everett, Donna Plock and John Crancer fr om I r vmg, a n d Peggy Dewey and Douglas Wilcox from Wh1ttie1 T he cabmet has not met and the date for t he party has n ot yet been ann ounced These are t he op1mons of Lm • coln high from a few spunky sophomores Marilyn Woltemade "It's 0 K. n ow " Ch a1les Yungblut "I like most of my teachers, and it's a good opportum ty to meet a l ot of mce people " Joan Watson "I !Ike everythmg about Lmcoln high w ith Just one exception That happens t o be my locker It won't open'" Jack Rogers "It's a httle differ ent irom It vmg, but it will be 0 K after I get u sed t o 1t" D1x1e an d D onna Borgaard Lmcoln h igh l S 0 K as long as you d on' t get stampeded m the halls" Denny Johnson "I hke L m coln high better than any other school I've attended."
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