Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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HCDME ROGM ALTERNATES representottives cind is in tcict ciccount- cfble for the smooth runnino of the orgcrnizdtion itselt. H record ot orll ccxses ot tcirdiness is kept, cmd prompt pen- nonts otre given to home rooms whose members crre on time for one week. The representcxtives ctnd olternotes co- operote cfs cr whole with orll drives ond ccrmpdigns held by other committees dnd is porrtly responsible tor the suc- cess of these. Gcfinincj involucxble experience in porrlidmentcfry drill ond in committee work, the representcrtives ond crlter- notes ore pdrtly responsible tor the success of mctny student undertorkings. 7, ,ff 2, jf, L' W Qlternote stcrirwell gucxrds prepore for orction Woodword, Shurtleff, Rocke, Corter, Srb, I-losfield, Steinmiller, Resseguie, Wells, Bykerk Curtiss, Cole, Smith, Sievers, Price, E. Loder, Schmidt, Bcrrrett, Loird, Koch, Bricker, Winslow, Seright Glynn, Egger, Pldkisson, White, Brill, Dunten, Worthmcrn, Rcrndolph, Moorberg, Fowler, Guenzel, Michorel Kinsey, Dorhorsh, Ccrrnohorn, Hcryes, l-leuertz, B. Fox, Hicks, Gciddis, l. Loder, lohnson, Otouporlik, Bohner l-lollowoy Eggerss, Borrtizol, Grcrdwohl, Lorenz, Eisenorch, Schoter, Tou Velle, Mohrmorn, Von Londinghom, V. Fox f f

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HCDME ROCDM REPRESENTATIVES Besides its numerous regular duties and commitlee work, the home room representative and alternate body has had again this year the never-ending tasks ot producing successtul High Spots, and advertising the annual loy Night. ln itselt enough to keep the entire organization busy, High Spot preparations include selecting a suit- able theme, preparing decorations tor pennant. the gymnasium, and the actual task ot putting it across. Fayette Winslow lectures on the merits ot the prompt The duties ot the various other com- mittees are as numerous as they are. tar-reaching. Pl committee on etticiency checks on the duties ot the individual Noble, McGehee, McConaughey, Hulbert, Barrett, Roltsrneyer, Ptlug, Phelps, Henkle, Etmund, tones, Strom Yonkey, Bergstraesser, Scott, Colberg, Traphagen, Darlington, I. Wilson, Williams, Day, Bryant, Walbrecht, Holze, Beam Hart, Guest, Barnhill, Walker, Kaiser, Loudon, Burback, Stehr, Schrader, Longacre, B. Wilson, Mallory, Hand, Chambers Meyer, Stephens, Reinick, Dietrich, Whitham, Wentz, Iohnston, Steele, Glissman, Bettenhausen, Phillips, Bell Sitzman, Schreiber, Lotrnan, Booth, Bartlett, vice-president, Russell, president, Felger, secretary-treasurer, Campbell, Thompsen, Mitchell, Daharsh fwfffw I 8

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VICTCRY CCRPS The Victory Corps, with its high ideals and vital purpose, has success- fully followed a nation-Wide program under the direction of Miss Mildred Kemp. The War committee which is the executive branch, made up of teachers and students, plans and directs the various activities carried out by each Victory Corps member with the help of the entire school. While the War committee performs as a group, members Work as indi- viduals and records of their activities are kept by the committee. lts main campaign was that of the monthly paper drive to collect the much needed waste paper for the war effort. During the March paper drive, books were laid aside for one day as the entire school responded with 31,850 pounds of paper. The Victory Corps also handles Red Cross projects and helps in the rolling of bandages, and supplying hospital aids. Success of the Victory Corps may be attributed to the excellent coopera- tion in all of the drives, showing that high school students are not only will- ing to support the national War effort, but able to achieve this goal. Darald Drbal Harris Graves Ioan Farrar Neil Htkinson, Marjorie Walker