Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

f xr 'aw nw ,-fm ,X 1' 33.51, IIOWIE H0031 llI4II'RESlGN'l'ATlYES: Row I: Bodkin. Taylor, T,aute1isehlag'ei', liaper, '1'1'abe1't, St'Cl'E3t2iI'X-1l'9EiSll1'1'l'Q XVebe1', president: Scanlon, vice-p1'vsidel1tg Ilates, 171-er, Freeland, Shipps llnw 2: lN'Xv1'lkt!llll, Melilvoy, Blue, Mann, Quattroeehi, Luhrs, Vogt, St-hlesselinan, Lux, Littrell, Pattison, Aitken linw 3: liieber, Underwood, iVVit'lil'Il, Sporn, lleideek, seeret:1.1'y-treasurerg Egger, Feusner, Brinker, Zelon, VV2LI'IlliU, U1 inton, 1I0lCOIlll3, Leybold llow 4: lflllis, Owens, Tinker. XXY2lt'lif'1', Meyer, Joyce, Benner, Erway, Knudsen, XVishn0w, pix-sidentg Lynch, Hunt llow 5: XVil1ey, Hale, Houston, Ss-liwabaiier, Uutherus. Cherry, F01-ke, Ueeil, Lebsoek, Seott, XVinter, Selden Do you have suggestions that will improve Linf coln High School? just tell your Home Room Rep' resentative, and he will discuss them with the entire organization. Elected by home room pupils and representing them at bimonthly meetings, the Representatives and Alternates discuss problems concerning student activities and make decisions about the most efficient ways of fulfilling their regular duties. All in the line of duty for a Representative are selling activity tickets, collecting dues and donaf tions, reporting meetings, checking absences, conf ducting discussions., planning programs and enter' Darrell Ayers, Ann Vvlorkman, Barbara Clark, and Bard Turner play a game requiring great skill at the party especially for newcomers. The 're Representing tainments, and counting ballots in different elecf tions. The Representatives have taken a special inter' est in simplifying the sale of activity tickets. Under the leadership of this group plans have been made to sell activity tickets in the fall for the entire year at a reduced price. However, separate tickets will be issued for each semester. A Flag Day assembly, sponsored by the Repf resentatives, told of the development of the flag of United States. The Senior Choir furnished the music, and flags were shown by Lincoln High Eagle Scouts. The eyes of Lincoln High are on Representaf tive Don Scanlon and Alternate Joe Carter as they tally the results of a close election.