Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

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Q A-Q' .' 442' , . 4. , . 4 k ' 5, V, 1, VE. 1 1 ' .' ',. V ' .1 V .A- -Q ,, , K 1 yf- ,UW 'J , . f Vg, A + n 3 1 A , , ' -L ' A F I Hf. I NV M i x F., fT 1 , ' 4. xy , x A X Uhr iflinkn 1943 1 1 wr BMW - f I QW' 'hr Einkn 1943 A Hnlumr Efmentg-Six liuhliahvh hg thr Svtuhenia nf Zlinrnln lqigh Srhnnl iiinrnln, Nvhrawka K N ,hfit The Building in Winter Snow Covered Antelope Creek FOREWARD This book, which now lies open before you, is as faithful a record of activities and memories in Lincoln high as we could present. Each page has its story to tellg the school's gov' erning groups, its contributions to the war effort, the grad' uating seniors, organizations, sports activities. Our wish is that as you leaf through these pages now, ten years from now, or many years hence, you will find the satisfaction of reliving those lucky, busy moments you spent on this wellfremembered campus. 1943 LINKS BOARD Gretchen Schroeder Donald Yost ...... Mildred Breuer ...,. Gretchen Burnham Herman Wacker Sarah T. Muir ....... Frank Kane ..... Winifred Mayhew .,,.... .......Editor .......Business Manager Managing Editor ....,,..Biography Editor ..,.Photography Editor Publications Chairman ,,,,..,Financial Adviser ........Editorial Adviser Contents Administration Faculty Student Government Lincoln High at War Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Plays Sports l7l Evhiratinn Because so many boys and girls of Lincoln high will be deeply involved in our struggle for freedom in the next few years, and because these young men and women will face the gigantic task of reconstruction and reorganization when peace is won, we dedicate this annual to their future and to the future of the nation they serve. Literally all over the world our alumni are now engaged in the most bitter war in history, serving in the Army, Navy, Marines, and other branches of the armed forces of the United States. Many more graduates will be leaving Lincoln high to join them before long. That we must win a complete victory is certain. There is no other course. But the main- tenance after the war of those precious ideals and institu- tions for which they fought is another thing that we must all strive for. To those who contribute to and make great personal sacrifices for this cause we pledge our effort and support. To those who must give their last full measure of devotion before our goal of peace is reached we can only offer our humblest gratitude and respect .... lfil 3 3 ! s E Z x Z U x U s i A 5 a Q I Administration Lefler, superintendent: Gregg, Ludlam, secretary. Robbins, Swanson, Magee, Williaxns, Van Pclt Mrs. Angle. M. C. Lefler O. H. Bimson U01 Mr. Mardis during his regular morning broadcast to every home room. Harold C. Mardis, Principal Always numerous, the problems of Harold C. Mardis have increased rapidly in the last year. One of these is the job of advising draft age boys, and requesting their deferment. The local selecf tive service board has been very cooperative, since not one deferment requested for a high school boy has been refused. Another problem is that of planning new courses and rearranging old ones to s keep up to date with changing conditions 5 and fit students for life in a warring world. The prefinduction course, and first 5 aid, required of all pupils, are two of the new classes being offered. An improvement in the registration prof cedure, doing away with all January regisf tration, is one of Mr. Mardis's latest ideas. The plan takes into consideration the fact that soon there will be no students entering from junior high schools in january Classes will be reorganized on a two' semester plan. This year there has been an incrcasing attempt to provide timely programs, conf necting the war effort to high school work. One of the most effective was the assemf bly for boys only, in which he pulled no punches in reminding them of their duties to the work in general and Lincoln high in particular. Mr. Mardis came into personal contact with a number of students through the regents and the ArmyfNavy examinations which he gave. His clear explanations and amusing comments before the tests and during the brief rest periods provided a relaxing atmosphere, which induced everyf one to do his best. In addition to his school duties, Mr. Mardis helps civilian defense in Lincoln as zone airfraid warden for all of the city east of Twentyfsecond street. Directly and indirectly, Harold C. Mardis is doing his part in bringing victory to the nation. ,...iHii wif, kd Wa Directions are given to boys taking the Navy V112 and Army A42 by Mr. Mardis. llll What is there, that you have acquired during the past three years, which you should pack in the old kit bag to help you on the road to victory? These constants, at least, may stand you in good stead along the way: The ability to understand others, the willingness to Work with others, and the memory of many friendships made in Lincoln high school. WAPA. o an 4 E' '3'2 . Many of this year's seniors will soon he scat' tered far and wide. Whether in uniform or do' ing their part on the home front, they will have many new and varied experiences. To them we extend our best wishes and the hope that they may carry with them many happy memories of the days spent in Lincoln high school. I 1 ELLEN V. ANDERSON-Mathematics MRS. WINIFRED LOCKHART AYERSwEnglish MRS. LORETTA G. BABICH-Commercial MARY N. BARDWELL-Science ETHEL B. BEATTIE-Latin RALPH W. BEECHNER-Physical Education Depart' ment head. EMMA BEEKMANNfSocial Science ALICE B. BEYNONiCommercial VALERIA BONNELLfMoClern Language EULALIE L. BRATCHERgCommercial. EDNA ELIZABETH BRYAN-Science ETHEL BRYANT-English l12l Faculty GUILFORD BURNI-IAMfindustriaI arts. INEZ M. COOKfmathematics departf ment head. MRS. IRMA W. CQOMBS -social science. GLADYS ELIZABETH DANA-art. MRS. RUTH M. DODGEfsocial science. GLEN DQRSEY-industrial arts. HEL' EN DUNLAP'-mathematics. EDI H MAY ELLISfmathematics. ELSIE ENGLISH-English. CLARENCE E. EVANS-industrial arts. BELLE FAR- MANfEnglish. BESSIE VIOLA FISH' ER-English. I VE CECELIA FOSTER--English. LUCY MARIE GEIGERfscience. MELVILLE F. GREENf-commercial. ELIZABETH GRONE-English. MARGUERITE M. GUNDERMANN- modern language. RUTH N. HALL-W mathematics. RALPH M. HANSEN-U social science. ORVILLE LEE HEDRICK fscience MRS. KATHERINE HENNINGER- home economics. MRS. GRACE G. HYATTfsocial science department head. ELLIS M. -IEFFERYfscience. FLORf ENCE jENKINSfsocial science. GERTRUDE j0NES7mathematics. IES' SIE B. JURY--Latin department head. FRANK KANE7commercial department head, MILDRED G, KEMP-home eco' nomics. My Sin www. ' . :.- S Faculty LEE H. KUHN--industrial arts. ES' THER F. LEFLER--commercial. PAUL T. LINDBERG7industrial arts. CARL WILLIAM MANTHEY--science. MRS. MARY CAPRON MAPES- nurse. IRENE MARTIN-English. WIN' IFRED MAYHEW-English. GRACE ELLEN MARIE MCMAHQN-mathef matics. HELEN .IO MILLERfpl1ysical educa- tion. ESTHER DEAN MONTGOMERY -English. SARAH T. MUIR-English department head. ETHEL MURRAY! home economics. BERNARD F. NEVIN-music. EFFIE M. NOLLfcummercial. E. BRYANT PHILLIPS-V-social science, MRS. RUTH PINNEY7social science. IENNIE LGU PIPERfsocial science. MARGARET EMILY PROCTOR- mathematics. HUGH T. RANGELER4 music. MRS. FRANCES REIN--com' mercial. CARRIE S. ROBERTSMM-social science. GILBERT ROGERSfmoclern language. ELSIE RQKAHR-modern language. HELENE M, SCHEMEL-science. DAVID SELLfcommercial. MAMIE SI-IORT7science. EMMA S. SNYDER flibrarian, ANNETTA M. SPRUNGW- modern language department head. LILLIAN E. STORYfphysical cduca tion. HELEN M. STOWELL-mtisic. GRACE TAPLEY--distributive occupa tions. MRS. BERNICE WHITE TEB BETTS--English. MRS. GRACE TEMPLEfscience. MRS. NELLIE M. WALKERfstudy hall. JAMES S. WALLACEfindustr1al arts. NANCIE JANE WALLACE7Englisli. DORCAS L. WEATHERBY'-A--atteiidf ance director and visiting teacher. LYLE E. WEYAND-pliysical education. IO' SEPHINE E. WlBLEfmatliematics. HELEN WILSON--art department head. C. C. WORRALLfphysical education. JULIUS D. YCUNG+science depart' ment head. i jf V-.1 f In Memoriam Mrs. Monte D. Montgomery, a member of the English Department until the opening of the second semester, died March 25, 1943, after a brief illness. Marcia Perry Montgomery was a resource' ful teacher and a staunch friend, said the Advocate of March 31. Her enthusiasm led her to use in her classes a wealth of material. She had unusual insight into pupils' abilities and needs, and her symf pathetic interests inspired them to surprise even themselves in their achievements. Quoting her students, the paper further says, If a boy or girl wanted to know a good book to read, she knew in a flash what would suit that person's taste. She had a teacher's understanding and a chum's friendliness. Her friends were many. They remember with deep appreciation her sweetness, sincerity, and discerning helpfulness. Personnel Changes New Teachers Mrs, Evans has replaced Rohert Landegren in the hook room. Miss Manrine Mertz is thc new assistant lihrarian. Miss Beattie Retires Miss Ethel Beattie, 1943 class sponsor and a teacher of Latin in the Lincoln school system, is retiring from her teaching position at Lincoln high at the end of this school year. Miss jessie B. jury, head of the Latin department, said: i'Miss Beattie to my mind typifies the real scholar. The school appreciates ller culf tural haekgrouncl and her serenity under all circumstances, ln relationship to the department, to her classes, and to the work of the school she was most willing and cooperative. Kuhn, Lindberg, Burnham, Wtmrrall l15l Office Assistants Mrs. Jczumcttu Kykcr Miss Dorothy Bccvcr Mrs. Marie Bathcl Miss Clara Wcbcr --Q.. A 123, Student Council a 9 5 0 Bill Forrey takes over in his capacity of president ol' the student council. is Meixilwers discuss und take action on inziny school prolnleins as the meet' ing progresses, -am -Q.. my 1, 'S' .vw- ,w- Diekson, Hackman, Galter, Griswold, Pickering, Green, Ferguson, Rotton, Allen, Olslllfll, Emerson, Green, Wliite, Stuve, Harris. Eager, vicefprcsident: Wells, sccreturyftrezisurer: Metlieny, president: Tobin, vieefprcsident: Loeffel, secrcturyftreasurer Wiedmari. l18l Home Room Representatives Inspecting lockers and hanging prompt pennants for liome rooms constitute only a part of tlie activities of tlie home room representatives. I -LJ , ,i fl HJ fl' ljlllfill xl-1' Freese, Kelin, Cooke, Sorensen, Fiala, Kempkcs, Engle, Lorenz., Cassidy, Lock, Arenas Scliwarnlw, Rasmussen, Merrett, Mtllder, Kellison, Kimball, Stewart, Wilwle, Browne, Plitlw, Wziite Miller, Sclieer, Heidricli, Sanders, Nlontgomery, Harper, Sanford, Austin, Pelton, Vxfoodliead, Heim, Sliutt, Burlington Hoke, Hintz, Tobin, jolinson, Wrmlf, Knaulv, Micliel, Smith, Williziiiis, Soldani, Nloore, Glessinan Sclnnidt, Blue, Haun, Kremarik, secretaryftreasurerz Galter, president: Cook, vice-president: Marvin, vieefprcsident. Moln' man, presidentz Deeter, secretary, Houser, Weber U9l Lincoln High to Victor 4:iYfJ?5 as-QW in 4352 wir Qifqiifgaa WQQWEQWWW Svrruirv Eunnr liull LT. U. G.j CL.fXlllHIi O. Mokiusoiv, former teacher of industrial arts at Lincoln high school, is a hero from the naval hattle of the Solomon Islands. As a radio man on the aircraft carrier Hornet, he helped remove secret papers from a room in the ship adjacent to a illllfpound unexploded homh. Promoted from Ensign to Lieutenant GJ after the Hornet was sunk, he received from Admiral Halsey, Solomons Naval Chieftain, a citation for werforminff duties heyond the call of service. l s LIELIT, RICZII.-XRD O. Alovriii, '36, was under General James H. Doolittle when Tokyo was homhed in April, 1942. After that, he partieif pated in raids on japanese held territory in China. REAR Amviiaxt AIi'I'lilTR C.-XYLEY Davis, a Lincoln high school graduate, is the youngest Adf miral in the United States Navy. ln the summer of X ' ' ' Mtd l for his 10-+2 he won the Longztssional Navy R a l2Ul work as commander of the aircraft carrier Enterf prise in an engagement off the Solomon Islands on August 2-l, I9-ll, The citation declares that he saved his vessel from excessive damage and inf flicted heavy casualties on attacking enemy planes hy the skillful handling of the ship. MU, GENERAL HARRY C. lxczriis, 'o6, is now deputy commander of U. S. forces in the European theater of operations. In this position, he will unf douhtedly take an active part in the 'isecond front invasion of Europe, if and when it comes. ln the past he has heen on the war department general staff, has heen chief of staff of a large over' seas command, is a graduate of the armv signal school, the command and general staff school and the war college. He was recently awardtd the Simon Bolivar medal for his services in the defens of Columhia. Ls Victory Corps .,j,.,..:yp...g.-: : Gs me UihQHQl SGWvM lag t ,,,f,,.s,Xg2,,:r.,,,..,.t.f. e E, V , . f K I f gil .X ,L,L,, S. A A gl .... , ,sn , ' E, 34- . -ig X 2 m . K 'i A blare of hugles! A clash of cymhalsi The heat of the drum! The youth of America are on the march. All over the nation, in thousands of high schools throughout the land, a great army of hoys and girls called the Victory Corps has been set up. The purpose of this organization is to prepare the youth for allfout participation in the war effort. In Lincoln high school, one hundred and forty pupils have enlisted in the six branches of the corps: Community, sponsored by Miss Ethel Murrayg sea, sponsored by Miss Inez Cook, land, sponsored by E. B. Phillips, air, sponsored hy O. L. Hedrick, prof duction, sponsored by Clarence Evans, and basic, sponsored by Mrs. Mary C. Mapes. Miss Mildred Kemp is director of the Lincoln high Victory Corps. Those who are members have not only parti- cipated in war activities, but also must have accepf table rest and nutrition schedules, must have ref ceived a diploma in First Aid, must have taken physical education and other courses. These war workers, helping in hospitals and on farms, digging victory gardens and wrapping bandages, are in the front lines of thc front that depends on us, the home front. Q53 Victory Corps members roll bandages and perform other duties at the Bryan Memorial and Lincoln General hos' pitals in their aim of community service. i211 Traction splints occupy attention of first aiders. First Aid Artificial respiration is included in the first aid course which is required for graduation. 1 Cravat bandage of the eye, a sling, cravat bandage of the cheek or ear, and a shoulder bandage are applied by class members. Fractured upper arin is cared for Threefman carry is illustrated with strict attention paid to the man giving commands. First aid training, pictured on this page, although of particular importance during a war, is equally valuable in time of peace. It prepares students to meet accidents with cool heads and ready knowledge of the correct thing to do. i221 Advisor Council H. fl. Marrlis has the authoriry to apply for draft deferment for boys who wish to complete school year hc' fore entering armed forces. Here he counsels Wallace lvlunro. -r David Sell lendf a willing ear to the draft prohlenis of Chester Nlay. This council also had charge of the Army A-ll and Navy V47 tests which most hoys in Lincoln high, 17 years old or older, took. Because ol' thc excellent cooperation of the local draft hoard, the advisory council has not refused a boy asking for deferment. Q. XV. Hackman gives valuahle advice to Robert Millwzr. S f s -:- ' jud Turner informs liouscliolcler that a blackout is in progress. Miss Winifi'cd Maylxexx' and Miss Dorcas Wcatlwerby, build' ing Wardens, on duty during school air raid drill. Student war committee are Norman Lock, Becky Allcn, Ben Pickering, Velma McGraw, and william Dickson. Pre-Induction Training Rifi-ight face! Forward march! Hep, hep, halt! one, two. The sound of military drill and calisthenics are heard from the boys' gymnasium this semester. Boys, who expect to be in the service of Uncle Sam in not so many months, are training in the Pre' Induction course, now offered at Lincoln high. Although most emphasis is put on the physical fit' ness training, 'ktraineesn also receive instruction in war aims, mathematics, physical science, military orientation, global geography, airplane identificaf tion, gas engine fundamentals, and screening tests. Une-third of the time spent in physical training, which composes threeffifths of the entire course, is spent in the water. Trainees report to the boys' gymnasium every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Here they undergo stiff ealisthenics and exercises. Arm, leg, and back muscles are limbered up. Rope climbing, which is important because it is used extensively in the Navy, is often on the program. One of these days is spent in the swimming pool. Here the boys learn to swim long distances with a minimum of effort. Swimming under water, which is a necesf sary accomplishment in the Navy because of oil and machinegun bullets, is practiced. When the semesf ter is finshed, all boys are expected to be hardened physically. Trainees report for refresher courses on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Pupils spend six hours of the semester in military orientation. In this group, Lyle Weyaiid instructs the pupils on milf itary insignia, when, where and how to salute, milf itary law, and drilling. In the six hours spent in a physical scienee refresher, Julius Young, head of the chemistry department, reviews physics and chemistry, while in a threefhour study of gas en' gines, he teaches them the fundamentals. Miss jenkins and Mr. Phillips teach nine hours of war aims and global geography. Six hours are spent in a mathematics refresher course, taught by Miss Cook. Thus, as Lincoln high boys go to war, more will return alive and more will return as officers be- cause of this prefinduction course. an wa H 4 A 3, L S A .LV f H yn -fr' '33, 'ax ip s 'Q '--ff- 'S 1 .1:: I 1.524-ig? t 'P' -1 2 l Ev! 1 1 so l -.wwf-f.. - tty. l , I' z 1 : -' ,V F . ' ' 1 4' , - V ,, ..,-.d a ' ' Obstacle Course Sconrgc ol' the Lincoln high gyntnasiuni is thc now lzxnious ohstaclc Course, lfnilt hy thc nrniy across thc Crcclc from the school. First thc trainccs clinih up and leap off 11 sixteen loot frame. Then. holding their hands ahovc their liuads. thcy must race through Z1 twisting lzlhyriizth. To strengthen the girnis, thc ncxt obstacle rcqnircs hanging from iron hars and swing' ing along :lt 21 fait rzitc. l Next trzxinccs must scale fl ten loot wall without thc use of steps or any hold. 'fi'w1. , Step nllnmher live is hnrnlling ulxedgesf Flat on their stomachs, the trainees crawl through :L long Wooden tunnel. g,QgggQ1w Q' L4 w They then race precariously along thin hoards. Heclglehopping over lvzxrriers. racing down K QQHNQ . . 'Wx Qs fm E1 steep hzmk, jumplng across a Creek, they then drop to the ground, exhausted. f, ' The trainee, tired hut triumphant, has surf vived the obstacle course, Lt. Richard Q. Joyce Patriotic Assemblies Lt. Dick Joyce told an awed assembly about the bombing of Tokyo. His service medals gleamf ing, he described the japanese planes, pilots and ways, He was introduced by jaek Knudsen. Willizim Forrey A43 was the winner of the Faulkner Cup oratorieal contest. By unanimous decision of the judges, his oration, A Prayer of Youth, was declared best. Also competing in the finals were Mauriiie Evnen, who spoke on The Four Freedoms and Erma Tyrrell, who told about Somewhere in The Pacific. All the orations dealt with the war and peace aims of the people of the United Nations. February 24 and 25 the choir presented its annual patriotic assembly, with William Forrey nar- rator. They presented Ballad for Americans by Latovche and Robinson, Ode to America by Nobel Cain, Thank God for America by Phillips. Faulkner Cup contestants, Erma Tyrrell, Bill Forrey, Maurine Evnen. F9521 Choir assembly Drives to Victory ln the Junior Red Cross membership drive every student became a member. Mary Louise Wiedrnaii contributes her quarter. Hundreds of books to be sent to the armed forces both at home and abroad were ected by Lincoln high students. Dick Root and Vie Bartlet add their two. Geraldine Michel and Virf giniu Reiter were among the Victory Corps members who counted and strung some 50,000 buttons to be used on clothes by the Red Cross. Preparing Whoever made that statement about the fairer sex also being the weaker sex evidently hadn't ever seen Lincoln high girls climping ropes. While they make no claims to being better ropefclimbers than the mighty males, this picture is a point for the girls. Shown in the picture are two of Lincoln high's supposedly frail cofeds in the act of climbing a rope in the girls gymnasium. Lincoln high boys in prefinduction, gym, and sports classes aren't the only ones who do those backfbreaking, musclefstraining calisthenics. As you can see, here is a whole class of girls doing their daily dozen and doing it nicely, too. Whil.1 the exercises the girls perform are not quite so rigorous for War as those done by the boys, the knee bending is quite strenuous, as the girls will tell you. Qne of Lincoln high's contributions to the naf tional war effort is the building of model airplanes for the Navy, which uses them to train its pilots in the recognition of enemy aircraft. Lincoln high students have built many of these identification models, and students have received Navy ccrtifif cates of recognition. Although people may not be aware of it, the Army holds welding classes in the basement of Lincoln high. Here is shown a group of men, one a sergeant, working on the skeleton frame of an old plane. 3 , g x l.3Ul Alumni In The Armed Service For this partial list of Lincoln high school students who are serving our country, the indebted to the Advocate. It is a matter of regret that the list is unavoidably incomplete. Lawrence Abrams Harley Adams Andrew Adams Paul Adams Andy Aguilar Manuel Aguilar John Aguirre Harold Ahlstedt James Ahlstedt Keith Anstine William Anton Edward Albrecht Jack Anderson Robert Amen James Amen Henry Amen Don Anderson Dale Anderson Archer Albrecht James Albright Peter Alexander Wayne Allder John Allen Kenneth Alles Alexander Alt John Amen Conrad Amen Conrad Amend John Amgwert Avery Anderson Laurits Andersen Richard Anker John Anton Dick Armstrong Santo Arrigo Wayne Avery Robert Avery William Avery Francis Ayres Glenn Ayres Robert Ayres Frank Bartzatt Fred Baily George Baxter Ralph L. Bathel Calvin Barnes Al Barthule Ervin Bauer Ralph Battey Les Baumgart Wendell Basye Irwin Babb Richard Baker Robert Baker William Banks Ross Barnes Richard Barthuly Francis Barton Charles Bartz John Bartz Grant Batty Edward Bauer Henry Bauer Herbert Bauer John Bauer William Bauer Reuben Bauer Bernard Batterinan Jack Bernstein Bob Beltz Paul Beck Leo Beaty Paul Beebe Robert Beghtol Wesley Bernhardt John Berstein William A. Bouman Dean Bessire William Bell Allen Behm Forrest Behm Jean Bennet Jack Beers George Binger Robert Blakewell Ed Blockwitz Frederick Black Milton Bockoven 'gGeorge Bolan Tom Bodie Fred Bodie Harvey Brady Ed Brehm Roy Brehm Kenneth Brown Edwin Brown George Bronstein Harold Borgens Keith Bruhl Burkett Brown Harold Brungardt Walter Bomberger Glenn Boss Jacob Borgens William Brehm Reinholdt Brenning Robert Bruce Lester Bowman Dean Boling Dallas R. Bottcher Richard F. Busch Herbert Bute Lloyd Buechel John Buechel William Bunker Edward Burdell Ervin Burgess Edwin Burr Carl Butherus Charles Carper Myers Cather Larry Campbell Dale Calkin Ernest Durward Casteel Bruce Campbell Kenneth Campbell Virgil Campbell Charles Cariotto Robert Carnahan James Carrell Milton Caves Scott Campbell Harrison Campbell Bruce Campbell Kenneth Campbell Paul Challstrom Floyd Challstrom Eugene Christensen Paul Chase John Christopher Lewis Christopher Angelos Christopulos Keith Chase William Chapman Herbert Clark Le Roy Cleveland James Clark Eugene Clark Donald Clark Ivan Collins Fred Coy Rodney Creathbaum Harold Coleman Wilford Coffey Charles Coleman Allen Cook Glenn Coryell Richard Copeland Bob Cumings Donald Cunningham Lyle Cunningham Dayton Cyr Larry Campdelle Max Davis Gerald Daugherty Junior Danek Charles Danek Don Dash Wayne Daugherty Charles Davison James H. Davis Edward Dell Robert Deahl James Deffenbaugh Harold Deines Robert Deines Wayne Denning Louis Demma Donald Desch Robert De Voe John Dimitroff James Dickerson John Dietrich Edward Dietz Harold Doer Eanes Dorenback Sterling Dobbs Edward Dobson Harry Dorr Edward Douglas Dorrance Duffield Del L. Durham Bruce Ducker Aaron Duff Mark Dulin Jack Eberhardt Bruce Eberhardt Julian Eberhardt William Egan Roger Emrich Gerald Englebrecht Homer Elliott Norman Engelhart Harold Ellis Edward Elstun William Estes Austin R, Everett Milan Everett Robert Evans Theodore C. Fastabcnd John Fahrenbruch Robert Fahrenbruch Robert Farmer Kenneth Fahrenbruch Frank Farquahr Kenneth Feaster John Fensler :f:Max Fensler Robert Fleetwood Dick Finney Martin Fitzsimmons Henry Fisher Fred Fischer Charles Fisher Eugene Fisher John Flack George Frickel Alex Frickel Raymond Francis Luke Fowler Allen Foster l3ll William Foster Ralph Franklin Warren Frederick Leonard Freeburg Alexander Frickel Jacob Frickel William Franz Junior Gablehouse Martin Gable Walter Gardner Vernon Gardner Donald Gable Malcolm Gable Robert Garrison Oren Galloway Wyatt Gage Arthur Gersch Kenneth Gerlach Alex George Henry Gerdes John Gellatly Howard George Wallace Glantz Ira Gibson Richard Gillen Bob Gropp George Grow Vernon Griffith Merle Green Warren Goldstein Samuel Goodman James Grant Henry Grasmick Le Roy Green Henry Greenwald Herman Greenwalt Max Grosshans William Goggins Harr T. Gunderson Y Maj. M. E. Gump Perry Eugene Hanneman Max Hayward Robert Haggmann Jack Hannman Norris Hammond Dean Hammer Walter Hancock Gerald Halter Richard Hagelin Elmer Haas Paul Hanneman John Hansen Norman Hanson Robert Harrison Ben Hasse Hurbert Hayden Theodore Hayden Karl Hawisath Duane Haas Robert Hawkins Jerry Halter Richard Harring Earl Heuser Burgess Hester Wayne Heiser Howard Hendricks Richard Heiny Vernon Heiliger Kenneth Huliger Don Hilgert Richard Hiatt Wilson Hile Eugene Hill Harold Hinricks John Hiltner Jim Van Horn Jack Hock Links Board is Art Horn Hal Hoerner Harry Hogue James Holland Lvle Homersham Charles House Carl Husemoller Arthur Horn John Hutton Orville Huger Delbert Hurd Jim Hutchinson Jacob Huck Leland Huffman Charles Hurd James Huston Donald Hughes Tom Ingles John Jarmin William Jacobs Dean Jackson Bob Jennes Bob Jones Frank Johnson Don Jordon Norman Johnson Edward Johnson Homer Johnson Melvin Johnson Galen Jones Gordon Johnson Harold Johnson Albert Johnston Harold Kahm Fred Kaiser Remmie Kadlick Max Kenyon Bob Kersey Ralph Kerns Richard Keith Jean Kernes Eugene Keubler Frederick Keubler Jewell Kelly Reuben Keller William Klippert Jack Kirkbride Jay S. King Alvie Kirkendall Richard Koontz Fred Kohler Bruce Knott Orville Knudtson Robert Kreischer Paul Kreuscher Don Kychelhaln Garland Landis Al Larson Eugene Lawrence Larry Lamb Elwood Lahr Raymond Larson William Layman George Laughlin William fBillJ Lee Gene Lewis William Letton Carol Leonard Robert Leonard Lee Lindstrom George Lionberger Bob Linde Henry Lorenz Harry A. Lotman Franklin Lohr Florence Lockhart Jack Logan Alumni In The Armed Thad Lowe Harold Lovell Don Lovell Charles R. Luchsinger George Lutz LeRoy Lutz Bob Luchsinger George Lyberis Bob Matthewson Dick Marshall Harvey Malone John F. Mayne Jerry Madden Audrey Mann William Mansfield Clyde Marshall Robert Martin Rodney Martin Eugene Martin Willis Markey R. P. Marshall James May Lawrence Meyers Leonard Mericle Jack Mericle Ward Meyers Charles Meisenback Raymond Meng Harry Mercier Mark Mercier Paul Mercier Mark Meyers Louis Meyers Clarence Meyers Gayle Mehuron Kenneth Meyers Robert Milhollen Bill Miller Paul Miller Kenneth Miller Warren Miller Everett Miller Kenneth Mills LeRoy Mills Robert Mills Forest Milham John Miller Duane Miller William Miller Keith Mills Floyd Mills Roland Miller Richard Michel Clair Miller Alvin Miller Frederick Miller Bill Morey William Mohr Victor Molzer Charles Mueller Leinland Murray Paul Munson Everett Mullendone Eldemar Mueller Marvin Murphy Robert Murphy Kenneth Murray Warren Myers Keith McClun Dick McCauley E. W. 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Peterson Wayne Perryman Ralph Peacock Orval Pederson Gavin Pemberton Donald Penterman Dwight Perkins LaVelle Perkins Walter Peterson Jim Pierce George Pillers Robert Pierce Jack Pierson Jack Pierce Loyd Portman Paul Pohlenz James Price Don Puddy Keith Puddy Charles Raddatz Myrrel Raddatz Lester Rader Harold Raymer William Radmore Hugh Rathburn Ralph Reed Jerry Reglean Glen Reynolds Bob Reynolds Dale Reynolds Wendell Reel George Reifschneider Harold Ress F. Arthur Reed Owen Riggs Edsel Rice James Ridpath Robert Rice Edward Rimestad Clyde Rine Floyd Ring James Riggs Earl Riley Bruce Robb Fred Rose Herman Rohrig Gayle Rolofson Saul Rosenfeld Joseph Roth Frank Roth LaVerne Roberts Richard Roth Hyman Rosenfeld Robert Rosenfeld Robert Ross Albert Rogers Robert Robinson S. B. Ross Carl Ruby Donald Ruhl Marion Rumbaugh James Ryan Eugene Ryan Richard Ryder Hugo Schiebinger Delbert Schamp Robert Schamp Cliff Schaffer Frank Sacrider Wayne Schofield Charles Salem Harold Schneider Daniel Schultz Herbert Schwartz Herbert Salzman William Schiebinger Carl Schlueter Clarence Schmidt Harry Schmidt Henry Schmidt Raymond Schmidt Lawrence Schnieber Harry Schwartz l32l Service---Con. Fred Schneider Ed Schwarzkopf Jacob Schaffer Hugo Schiebinger Paul Schessler William Schnase Jack Shaw Frank George Selders Salvador Segobiano Chick Sheppard Robert Sexton Eugene Sengstake Harley Seward Lee Shaw Mark Sheffert Raymond Shader Read Shader Emor Sheppard Marvin Seiffert Charles Smith Jack Simmons Bill Snyder Bob Simmons Eugene Smith Raymond Skinner Edwin Smith Bob Smith Jack Simmons Jacob Sinner Frank Sn-app Victor Steppatis Paul Stoehr Jack Stern Franklin Staats Alfred Stroh Arthur R. 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Yost Don Young William Yonkey William York Richard Yost John Zimmerman Senior Officers january Devoe, secretary: Fox, vicefnresident: Glenn, president: not in picture, OlDonnell, treasurer June First Semester Sponsors l - W 2 , Q K V , Wells, treasurer: Todd, secretar 1 Hinds, resident: Tlioni son Mrs. Temple A n Y F P vicefpresident Q0 , W7 ff june Second Semester vs. Thompson, secretary: Eager, president: Corrick, vieefpresidentg Shelley, Miss Beattie N treasurer '7 ' T' if X .Ml ' X3 ff F, K E if x. ' I' ' 1 'AE fa., -., K 'Zi --'-,- i fu ,A,, ,, ...,, Wy 3 'Xp 2 Tm' g'm5 YZ, MQ, ,,,,, , Q M, X ws 3 WW ri f X XLR, MJF Dv' -aww 1 K Y f Navi 3 W Q gk v.,:, ...:- Q i . Aw w , fx f fs in 35'- , .f Wy Ynf 4 , ik ' Ny Flu Q 1 - Q 6 i k id v K x Ln fi? Q 5 'ff 'W' W mf 5 M :,. MQW 4. Q ,,,. 2,5 v:l:v, v ..,, g ,H 3-wk ,W ,1- flwv ,PVS viii. 'Qu ,,, SIDNEY HAROLD ALBRECHT-business administration, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, swimming certificate. IONA MAE BALDWIN--distributive, Girl Reserves. WILMA BECKERfstenographic, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, business girls club. ROBERT BLOMENKAMPfengineering, national honor society, band. NORMA BOMBERGERfdistribuf tive, home room representatives. DALLAS RAY BOTTCHER- -arts and science, reserve basketball letter. JOHN DAVID BURT--engineering. WILLIAM ROLAND CORDELL7arts and science, home room representatives, boys glee. PAUL G. COSANDIERY-M general, Joy Night, Radiolinks, HifY, camera club. VIRGINIA ARLENE CUMMINSfstenographic. LA VON DEAN -home economics, band, home economics club, Girl Reserves. WESLEY ROBERT DECKER-arts and science, Joy Night, band, boys octet. REID E. DEVOEfarts and science, senior class secretary, home room representatives, Advocate, Every Family Has One, choir, Mummers, Mimes, L club, football letter, reserve football letter. AILEEN KATHERINE DONOVANxarts and science. DONALD DOUGLAS- -arts and science Joy Night, boys glee, Clef club, Mimes. JACQUELYN FERN DURNELL--ff arts and science, national honor society, home economics club, business girls club, Girl Reserves. HARRY ECKERTf- distributive. JAGQUELINE JUNE ECKHARDTfstenographie, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, business girls club, G. A. A., basketball letter, baseball emblem. ROBERT SNYDER FOSTER-arts and science, home room representaf tives, orchestra, band. HARRY FOXfarts and science, senior class vicefpresident, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, L club, football letter. MARJORY EVELYN GEISTLINGER-Cirts crnd science, Girl Reserves. ROBERT JAMES GLENNfbusiness administration, national athletic honor society, home room representatives presi' dent, senior class president, junior class vicefpresident, Joy Night, L club, football letter, reserve football letter. WIL- LARD GOLDFEIN-agriculture. PAULINE HARRIS-stenographic, G. A. A. secretary, business girls club, basketball letter, baseball emblem, speedball emblem, HAROLD W, HAWKINSgarts and science, football letter, reserve football letter. EARL ARDEAN HEIRONYMUS-bookkeeping, national honor society. MARIAN E. HESSHEIMER-book' keeping. MADELINE HINKLE-bookkeeping. LOUISE AMANDA IRONSxhome economics. JANE IRWIN--arts and science, national honor society, girls glee. JAMES B. JOHNSTONW-arts and science. RUTH M. JORDAN-Adistributive, G. A. A., baseball emblem, basket' ball emblem, speedball emblem. WILLIAM KELLER-printing. BARBRA JEAN KELLEYfspecial, Joy Night, orchestra, Orpheons. JUNE MAXINE KENYON-stenographic, national honor society, Advocate. WILBERT K. KINDSVATER-M-trades freparatory. DARLENE JANE KING-stenographic, business girls club presif dent, home economics club secretaryftreasurer. LA VERNE EVELYN KLEIN-commercial, business girls club. ED' WARD KOUTSKY-engineering. ROBERT LESHER-f-arts and science, senior speaker, 'You Caift 'Take It With You, Joy Night, Round Table vicefpresident. ROBERT ERNEST LIPPSfgeneral. FAY EVERETT LICHTENBERG -engineering, Joy Night. RICHARD BIGGAR LOOMIS7arts and science, camera club secretaryftreasurer, Forum, Round Table. DONNA DEAN LYNCH--arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, choir. LOIS JEAN MARTIN-arts and science, home economics club secretary and treasurer, business girls club. ROGER MARTIN-arts and science, national honor society, Every Family Has One, choir, boys glee. WILLIAM E. MARXfengineering, national honor society, home room representatives. BETTY MELIGANA-home economics. MARGARET MARY MERLE-arts and science, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves. ' l35l january Seniors Not Having Pictures Glenn I. Anderson, Jr Williarn Dodge Angle Waunita E. Baumgart Harry George Beatty Henrietta H. Bolts Roy Boyd lake Bruns Cora Eldene Cahoon Edward Michael Cody Margaret Cullinan Leonard Eugene Durham Eleanor lane Ellis Willizirrm M, Fenton, lr. Louis Edward Fetters ' Ruth Franklin Wzxltcr Goodhrod john Luther Hagerman Richard Harrington ISSJ ' Betty Nell Hartson Zelma Hubbard Leland Stanford Huffmzn Gretchen C, Jacob Herhert A. Iesperson Betty Mae Kister Virginia Lorraine Klinger Ronald Gene Knippel George Kohl 1 NALZINA MARY METZLERAarts and science, entered from Colorado high school. MERCEDES ELAINE MILLER -agriculture. MOYNE YVONNE MILLER-agriculture, home room representatives. TOM MOREYfagriculture, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, L club, football letter, reserve football letter. JO ANN NEATERfarts and science, Girl Reserves. THOMAS ABBOT NOBLEfarts and science, hand, Cornhuskcr Boys State. ROGER O'DONNELL-arts and science, Navy. KEITH WALTER OLSON--general. KATHERINE PARKER-arts and science. MARGARET PATTON-distribuf tive. DAINA -IACQUELINE PERSONfgeneral. VIRGINIA E. PETERSEN-stenographic, national honor society, choir, Orpheons, husiness girls club, home economics club. LORRAINE MABLE PIERSON--general, G. A. A., bas' ketball letter, speedball emblem, baseball emblem. EILEEN L. PLYMALE--special, entered from Friend high school. LILLIAN ROSE PORTSCHYwbookkeeping, G. A. A., basketball letter, baseball emblem, speedball emblem, hiking emblem. MADGE REINHARDT-arts and science, orchestra, writers club, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. DUANE SOBOTf KA-agriculture, Army. DON SCHAUFELBERGER-arts and science, national honor society. 4AMES BURT SCHREPELfarts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, band. HEDWIG SCHULTZfarts and science, na' tional honor society president, home room alternate, Every Family Has One, Mile. Modiste, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, art club president and vicefprcsident, Orpheons, Clef club, Mimes, chemistry club, business girls club, home economics club. ESTHER SCHWINDTfhomc economics. KENNETH SIMMONS-general. NORMA I. SITZMAN-stenographic, joy Night, choir, girls octet, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club, business girls club. STANLEY D. SOHLfarts and science, national athletic honor society, choir, camera club secretary, art cluh, track letter. SHIRLEY HOPE STAATSfarts and science, national honor society citizenship committee of 100. BETTY LOU TANSEYistenographic. NORMA TAYLOR-arts and science, Joy Night choir, Girl Reserves. AUDREY I. THORNSKARfarts and science, national honor society, Girl Reserves. a Q ADELBERT FAHY TIPTON-engineering, Joy Night. BETTY LOUISE UHLERffine arts, national honor society, art club. BOBBETTE ELAINE WENDELINfhome economics. IOHN R. WHEELER-arts and science, home room representatives, RICHARD RALPH WILHELM-arts and science, national honor society, Every Family Has One, husiness manager, Joy Night, boys glee. RICHARD HAROLD WILLIAMS--engineering. CHARLES WOODS-busi' ness administration, Navy. Ianuary Seniors 'Not Having Pictures Marjory L. Lange Barbara jean Mack Bill Clement Marler Kenneth Maser Henry McWilliams Glenn LaVern Meyer Eldon C. Miller Alhert Mulder, Jr. Clyde .Munson - Charles Edward Murphy Vivian Maxine Nelson Calvin Eugene Nuss Leo Phillip Ostermiller F. Charles Otoupalik john Bell Parkin Arabell Philburn Richard Allen Phipps Howard Pierce s l37l jean Loree Quapp Virginia Radmore jean Safford Dora Schwartz Pearl Sylvia Shore Perry L. Sinton Frank Greer Watson Shirley Wilson 4 ff! 16 if PGH J-ff 12'Smem 'lbw F191-L 9-'M-gh gba 'H' i ,1, in ...Al dll 5-adv W i ANN L. ABELiarts and science, student council, Joy Night, Peppers, business girls club, swimming letter. ELIZANBETH ANNE ADAMSfarts and science, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, June Mad, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers, Clef club. HARLEY ADAMS-arts and science, band. JESSIE MARY AGUIRRE-home economics. ROBERT ALIGA--engineering, entered from Claremore high school. ED GERRARD ALLENfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100. GLORIA ALLEN--arts and science, entered from East Den' V WMI LAURA MAE AMEND--a science, Mummers, writer. club, Mimes, Round Table. FRANK BRYAN ANDERSONfagriculture. JO A N L. ANDERSON+Aarts and science, national honor society, art club vicefpresif dent and treasurer, home economics club. DONALD C. ANDREVVS-engineering, June Mad, Joy Night, orchestra, band, Mummers, Orpheons. L. JEAN ANDREVJS-business administration, Joy Night, writers club, entered from Sullins College, Bristol, Va. MARIAN JOSEPHINE ASHTONfarts and science, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, art club. PATRICIA JANE BABCOCK-arts and science, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate advertising manager, Mummers, art club, 6 ver high school, Colo. ALENE MAE BABICHfarts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate news editor, Every Family Has One, 'You Can't Take It With 'You advertising manager, Pirates of Penzance, Joy Night, choir presi- dent, girls octet, girls glee vicefpresident, Orpheons treasurer and vicefpresident, Mummers secretary, writers club, Pep' pers, Mimes, Clef club, Cornhuslcer Girls State. CHARLOTTE ANNE BACKLUNDfarts and science, Every Family Has One, Joy Night, Mummers, business girls club, entered from Columbus high school. SHIRLEY MAE BACONfarts and science, national honor society, Every Family Has One, business girls club vicefpresident, Mummers, entered from Ra' venna high school. ROBERT D. BAKERftrades preparatory, ROBERT R. BAKER-engineering, home room repre- sentatives, Joy Night, orchestra, band. KENNETH GALE BARTHULYffine arts, Joy Night. LUCILLE BATHELf stenographic, business girls club. DORIS MAE BAUER-arts and science, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Round T MARY ALICE BAUER ---stenographic. RICHARD BAUERfagriculture, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. LEROY ARRELL BAUGHAN, JR. fengineering, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, June Mad, cheerleader. JAMES BEARD-- cngineering. DONALD WAYNE BEEMAN-business administration. ELIZABETH BENNETT-home economics, cntcred from Brownell Hall, Omaha. N er WILMA LEE BIEDERMANfarts and science, home room representatives, Advocate, Girl Reserves. BETTIE ELAINE BLAIRfarts and science, choir, Girl Reserves. BETTY BLITZgstenographic, girls glee. ROBERT A. BLUM-- engineering, national honor society, Every Family Has One, June Mad stage manager, Mummers. DOLORES MARALYN BLUNKfarts and science, orchestra, band, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, tap dancing letter. MINNIE BOCKOVEN- home economics, girls glee. EVELYN GENEVIEVE BODFIELD--stenographic. 65 aww! ' Cf-3 L HELEN KATHRYN BOEHMERaarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, Peppers treasurer, Girl Reserves. MYRTLE L. BOELTS-stenographic, entered from Central City high school. PEARL ANN BOEBSE- distrihutive. MARY KATHRYN BOGANfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, home economics club presif dent. RICHARD M. BOGAN--general, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, L club, football letter, reserve football letter, golf recognition. JAMES HENRY BOLAN+engineering, citizenship committee of 100, camera club vicefpresident. BONNIE LOU BOTTORFF-stenographic. JEANETTE MARIE BOUMANiclerical, G. A. A, treasurer, speedball, baseball, basketball, and tennis letters, modern dancing, tap dancing, salesmanship, and hiking emblems. ROBERT SQUIRES BOWERS-engineering, sophomore class president, home room representatives. MARGARET BOWMAN-arts and science, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Mum- iners, entered from Towson high school. MARION BRAD DEN-arts and science, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Re' serves. DARYL DEAN BRAMWELL--agriculture, football letter, reserve football letter, reserve basketball certificate. M. LAVAHN BRANDT-fine arts. BARBARA BREEDfarts and science. I i393 nw , f Q K Q D Qavwklv WL' K! MILDRED RENEE BREUERfarts and science, national honor society, 1941 Links staff, 1943 Links board, Advocate managing editor, band, Round Table, Girl Reserves, THELMA ARLENE BRIDGERYstenographic. MARYLOUISE BRODIE+arts and science, Joy Night, LESLIE JEAN BROWNfarts and science, choir, girls glee. IRENE L. BRUVOLD-'distributive ARDIS BURBACH7stenographic. BARBARA JEAN BURKE--arts and science, Advof cate, Girl Reserves, home economics club. PATRICIA ANN BURLEYfarts and science, girls glee. MARION 'ELIZABETH BURLINGTONfarts and science, home room representatives, Advocate, G. A. A. recording secretary, Girl Reserves, speedball letter, basketball emblem. GRETCHEN LOUISE BURNHAM-arts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, 1943 Links board, Advocate, June Mad, Seven Sisters property manager, Joy Night, orchestra, Orpheons, Mummers, writers club, Girl Reserves. ALLEN BUSCHfengineering, home room representatives. ESTHER FATIMA BUSCHOW--stenof graphic, band, baseball emblem. ROBERT WAYNE BUSHfarts and science, Advocate advertising manager, 'You Can't 'Take It Witli You, Seven Sisters, orchestra, Mummers, Orpheons, Forum, Mimes, Clef club, writers club. WILLIAM DAVID BUTZfengineering. . LVM ROBERT VERNON CALDWELLfengineering, band. DOROTHY JANICE CAMPBELLfarts and science, student council, sophomore class secretary, Advocate, Joy Night, Mummers, Peppers. JACQUELYN LOUISE CAMPBELL- arts and science, Girl Reserves. CAROL LYNETTE CAPEKfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls glee secretary, Round Table president, Mummers vicefpresident, home economics club vicefpresif dent, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. STANLEY B. CAPPSfgeneral, Joy Night. BETTY M. CARLSONfcommercial. DOROTHY ELAINE CARLSON+stenographic. Q JUNE CARLSO A-arts and science, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Clef club, Girl Reserves. ROBERT CARLSONfarts and science. DWAIN VIRGIL CARR--agriculture, band. LORRAINE J. CARRfcon1mercial. JAMES RUSSEL CASE-engineering, home room representatives. VIRGINIA CLAIR CAYWOODffine arts, G. A. A. secretary, tennis and basketball emblems, entered from East high school, XVichita, Kans. SUSAN CHAMBERS arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, Advocate managing editor, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Peppers, business girls club, swimming letter. A N -Cf ARNOLD CHEUVRONT-engineering. WILMA JEAN CLARK- 1 , en re o lmwood high school. HELEN AZELLE COLLINSfstenographic, choir, girls glee, Orpheons Clef club. PATRICIA ANN COLTON-arts and science, national honor society, Orpheons, Clef club. ROSEMARY HELEN COOKfarts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Seven Sisters, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves secretary, Or' pheons, Mummers. RUTH COOKfstenographic, home room representatives vicefpresident. STANLEY B. COOKEf arts and science, home room representatives. . '? xc N MARYJEAN CORCORANfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Girl Reserves, entered from Central Cilyix.. gl high school. BRUCE L. CORRICKfarts and science, home room representatives, senior class vicefpresident, Advocate, 4-3 basketball letter. LUELLA SADIE COTA-home economics. BETTY LORAINE CRABTREE--homebound group, sr Q modified certificate. PHYLLIS JEAN CRANDALL-arts and science, national honor society, home room representaf KB tives, Advocate, choir, girls glee, Clef club, Girl Reserves. RICHARD PAUL CULLEN-engineering. DARWIN CARL DAHLfmerchandising and clerical. 'A X- . 1, . 'X ,h K sl-0' Y fi BONNIE LOUISE DEBEA-arts and science, ir1,Re-serves treasurer, art club, Mummers, Mimes, Round Table, busif I x ness girls club. CHRISTINE ANNE DEINES-afs and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Every Family Has One student director, art club secretary, Mummers, Girl Reserves, senior speaker, HAROLD DICKERSON--business administration, choir, boys glee. WILLIAM CLAIRE DICKSONfarts and science, student council, home room representatives, Advocate, June Mad advertising manager, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, Forum. BERTHA DIETRICHfmerchandising and clerical, business girls club, entered from Emerald high school. V NETTA R. DIETZfbookkeeping. WILMA E. DILLfagriculture. . I E411 ff SWK H551-Q-w' -'WM 1 , ,gi ...aww aww I .. 1 k J xa- ,K n 5 I I MARJORIE DILLMAN-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, citizenship com' mittee of 100, 'You Canrt Take It With You, June Mad Student director, Seven Sisters makefup chairman, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers treasurer, Mimes. GLADYS LORRAINE DOLBERG4merchandising and cleri' cal. JACK WARREN DOLENfgeneral. KEITH ROBERT DOLEN--arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, choir, boys glee. JACK D OVANfarts and science. FRANCIS L. DORENBACHfengineering. MARGARET CONSTANCE DORENB H--home economics, girls glee. , . 4 JERO E JOSEPH DOSEK-arts and science, reserve football letter. ROSEMARY DOW-arts and science, national honor society, Advocate, Mummers, art club, Mimes, Girl Reserves. PHYLLIS ELAINE DREIERfarts and science, ed from York high school. EVELYN ELAINE DREITH-arts and science, Advocate. BETTY ANN DUDGEON- arts and science, entered from Norfolk high school. DOLORES DUNHAM7arts and science, Advocate, June Mad, girls glee, Orpheons, Mummers, senior speaker, PHYLLIS DNAN DWORSKYfarts ai science, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club, Mim EARL B. EAGER-arts and science, national honor society, nati Kal athletic honor society, student council vice- president and secretary, senior class president, Joy blight, football letter, basketball letter, baseball letter, senior speaker. DOROTHY EBNERA-arts and science. ROBERT WILLIAM EDDENS-electricity. WILLIAM EDWARD EDGE' COMB-:arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, entered from Omaha Central high school. GRACE ITILEEN EDLINGfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club, home economics club. JOYCE MCDANIEL EDWARDS--arts and cience, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls octet, girls glee, Clcf club, Peppers. LUCILLE MAY EGGERfarts and sc' nce Girl Reserves. GLADYS EITELfmerchandising, Joy Night, band, G.klfX. A., baseball letter. JOHN DALE ELLIS-general, orchesf tra, band, choir, boys glee. BARBARA LEE EMERSON--arts and science, national honor society, student council, Advocate managing editor, Joy Night, Mummers secretary and treasurer, Mimes president and secretary, Peppers, home economics club, Girl Reserves. KEITH FRANKLIN EMMONSYengineering, national honor society. MARVIN EPP farts and science, home room representatives, L club, football letter, reserve football letter. OTIS EVANS--engineer' ing. MAURINE SHIRLEY EVNEN-V-arts and science, national honor society, 'You Can't Take ith You, Mum' mers, Forum, Mimes, Round Table, pet cli , debate team Q 1 HARRIET'E,YDENfsten raphic, Mummers, business girls club. CLARELLA FARNHAMfarts and science, Girl Reserves. BETTY JUNE, EES-stenographic, girls octet, girls glee. ROBERT KENNETH FENSLERfgeneral, Advof cate, Joy Night, choir, bo s octet, boys glee. LYDIA C. FILBERT4stenographic, national honor society, Joy Night, girls glee. JUNE FINNEY4stenographic, national he-nor society, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, G. A. A., tap dancing letter, soft ball, modern dancing, hiking, speedball emblems. DONALD OWEN FLORYfengineering, track certificate. as MARY FRANCES FORBES-agriculture, entered from Pasadena, Calif., junior colleg JOAN LORRAINE FORNE farts and science, national honor society, 1943 Links staff, Advocate, Joy Night, ioir, girls glee, G. A. A. secre- tary, Peppers, cheer leader, speedball letter, baseball, archery, basketball, swimming, and modern dancing emblems. WILLIAM ROBERT FORREYfarts and science, national honor society, student council president, home room repref sentatives, junior class secretary, sophomore cabinet, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, pet club, Faulkner cup Winner, debate letter, Cornhusker Boys State. JOHN FOSTERfarts and science. DORIS MAE FRAHMfstenographic, national LAWRENCE NELSON FRANCE7business administration, entered from Wankesha, Wis., high school. HARLAN LINCOLN FRANEYfengineering, band. honor society, home room representatives. DOROTHY VERNA FRANKfstenographic, business girls club, entered from Seward high school. BETTY JE FRANKFORTERfarts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, Peppers, Mimes. ROBERT ANTONY FRANKLIN-arts and science. E. MARILYN FRANKS-arts and science. LETA MAE FRANKS-arts and science, Mummers, Mimes, Round Table, home economics club. ROBERT DEE FRARY-engineering, Seven Sisters, Mum' mers, Mimes, cheer leader, swimming team, entered from Baltimore, Md., high school. BARBARA ANN FRECH- arts and science, home economics club secretary and treasurer, G. A. A., swimming letter. g X7 'ftw ' M31 1 1-mek if ' f 5 in iv- ww 'kk GN i::::,,.,:f.,.. ,guy . M :FW YW' ,aww L f V ii. M ii' 5.: M 345 65 X .. x 'whim V ,mis- WRX 'dv 1-' Q51 A J:- 'qffv' 4 'T JEANNETTE ERISTOEfarts and science, Mummers, Mimes. HARRY S. GALLOWAY---general, travel club. MOR' RIS ARNOLD GALTERfengineering, national honor society, national athletic honor society, student council, home room representatives president, Joy Night, L club, football letter, basketball letter, baseball letter, reserve football letter, reserve basketball letter, reserv baseball certificate, senior speaker. LOUISE GATESfbookkeeping, entered from Repuhf lican City high school. JOE GEIST-engineering. JOAN GELLATLY-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Mimes treasurer, debate. WILLIAM GEORGE GERDES4agriculture, Joy Night, boys glee. god: I LYDIA GERLACH4stenographic. DOROTHY MAE GIBSON4arts and ence, natio honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Girl Reserves, entered from Casper, Wyo., high school. ALTER RAYMOND GIESE-arts and science. ROBERT W. GILLANfarts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, Forum president, Iviummers, Mimes, Round Table, interclass debate champion, debate team. PATRICIA GILLASPIE4arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, Joy Night, Clef club president, Mimes vicefpresident, Peppers. BETTY ANN GLANTZfhome economics. BETTY JUNE GLEASON4general, band, G. A. A. BETTY LYDIA GOEGLEINfarts and science, art club. JERRY GOERESfgeneral. EARL GOESCHAL4merchanf dising. ROBERT EUGENE GOLDSTEIN-engineering, L club, football letter. JAMES RICHARD GRANTfgenf eral, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. RALPHA GENE GRAYBILLfarts and science, choir, business girls club. WILLIAM GREENfarts and science, student council K BARBARA JEANNE GRISSOM-arts and science, home room representatives, Advocate, Girl Reserves. VIRGINIA LEE GRISWOLDfbookkeeping. JO ANN GUENZEL-arts and science, home room representatives, citizenship com' mittee of 100, Joy Night, girls glee, Peppers. LORING ELLIS GUNDERSON, JR.4engineering. DOROTHY THERf ESA GUNN-irts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, business girls club, Girl Reserves. JAMES R. x YNN-general, entered from Shenandoah Ia., high school. BETTY JUNE HAACKfstenographic, is Reserva ffmg as . exp. .ff f I .aff ff-if +1 I ' Af Sf I x ...V 1' - fin '- . 17 ' I RHODA ELIZABETH HALLSTEAD-arts and science, national honor society, Girl Reserves, entered from North Platte high school. CAROL I. HANNEMAN-arts and science, orchestra, business girls club, Girl Reserves. JAMES MORGAN HARPERfengineering, home room representatives. MILDRED IDA HARRAL-stenographic. GLORIA RUTH HARRISONfarts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, choir, Round Table, camera club, business girls club, home economics club. JACK WARREN HARTfarts and science. DONNA HART' MAN'--distributive, art club, G. A. A., baseball emblem. DOROTHY JEANNE HARVEY-arts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, Peppers treasurer, home economics club. FERN LEOTA HASKELL7stenographic. ELVA S. M. HAUSCHILDfgeneral, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM DARWIN I-IAYESfengineering, L club, football letter. HOBART VANCE HAYS-fine arts, Advocate cartooni t, BETTY MARIE HECKEL-arts and science, girls glee, Girl Reserves vicefpresident. DONALD LEE ROY H D REICH-general, reserve basketball letter. H ADELE HEIDRICHfarts and science, home room representatives, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers, Orpheons, Peppers, camera club, business girls club. MARIAN ELIZABETH HEIN-stenographic. GRACE IRENE HEINSfarts and science, national honor society, Round Table secretary and treasurer, Forum, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, speedball emblem, pingfpong emblem. ARLEEN HEINZ--arts and science, national honor society, Pirates of Penzance, Joy Night, choir, girls octet, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club. DOLORES LOUISE HELVIG-arts and science, business girls club secretaryftreasurer, Girl Reserves, entered from Jewell, Ia., high school. BETTY JUNE HENf RIKSEN-bookkeeping, writers club, Girl Reserves, entered from Fairbury high school. ELIZABETH HILL---arts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Mimes president, Girl Reserves. 1451 kr--Q '17 2- eg Sw ww F, ffflfi 'lu...., , Was: f 3+ vv.,-, , 'S .... Q 5. r ,. 1 :V ...., xx 1-5A A Q :: ' gag wx W JW!- ,.,.:,, ,.,, ww , .S 5 5-at ' v BTW K .ppwwy ' .S RICHARD CARL HILLfarts and science, home room representatives, choir, L club, swimming letter. JOHN HENRY HILTNERfagriculture, home room representatives, Joy Night, orchestra, band, Orpheons. FLOYD HIMMEL-'enginf eering, national honor society, Round Table. SHIRLEY ANN HINDSfarts and science, national honor society, stu' dent council, senior class president, junior class treasurer, Advocate news editor, Joy Night advertising manager, Peppers president, Mimes president, Mummers vicefpresident, senior speaker. CONNIE PAT HINTZfstenographic. ALBERT GUSTAV HITZ- general, entered from Denison high school. EVELYN MARJORIE HOHNSTEIN-Msteriograpliic. MARILYN E. HOUSERfarts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, home economics club president, Orpheons, Peppers, cheer leader, entered from Walioo high school. PEARL MARIE HOWERTON---steiiographic, Advocate, business girls club, Girl Reserves. ROBERT CARROLL HUNGATEfengineering, citizenship committee of IOO. BETTY JEAN HUTSONfarts and science. HAROLD JACOB---arts and science, national athletic honor society, L club, baseball letter, basketball letter. HELEN LOREAN JACOBSfstenographic. SHIRLEY JACOBSfstenographic. Ha BETTY JEANE JENKINS-agriculture, Every Family Has One, Muiiiiners, entered from Saratoga high school. HARRY WESLEY JESPERSON--agriculture. HERBERT A. JESPERSENfengineering. DOROTHY JOHNS4arts and science, home room representatives. JANICE MARY JOHNSON--arts and science, Joy Night, choir, camera cluh treasurer, Mummers, Mimes, Girl Reserves. MILDRED LUCILLE JOHNSON-home economics, G. A. A., horsemanf ship letter. ROBERT LEE JOHNSON-engineering, Pirates of Penzance, choir, boys glee, writers club, Mimes, Clet club. ROLLIE C. JOHNSON-engineering. DARLEEN JOAN JOHNSTON-festenographic. MARY ELIZABETH JONES- '- arts and science. ELAINE M. JONESfarts and science, Girl Reserves. GRIFFITH JONESfarts and science. BETTY' ROSE JEANNETTE JURGENS-bookkeeping, G. A. A. GERTRUDE KAHLER-distributive, G. A. A. 'WILLIAM E. KARREfgeneral, entered from Welli'leet high school. JEANETTE IRENE KAUFMANffine arts. ELEANORE MAE KEHMfarts and science. DONNA DRENE KELLYY-arts and science, G. A. A. basketball letter. LOUIS P. KEMPKESfengineering, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. ALICE MAY KING- arts and science, Advocate, home economics club, Girl Reserves. PATRICIA KING-arts and science, Seven Sisters, Mummers, Mimes. ?3? MARGARET ANN KIRSHMAN 'arts and science, national lioii ty, Advocate, Joy Night, art club secretary, camera club secretary. Orpheons. LaDONNA KLAMM4stenographic. MARIAN L. KLIPPERT-stenographic, national honor society, baseball emblem. AMELIA KNAUB--distributive. CAROLYN KOENIG4arts and science. VIRGENE ROSE KOVARIKA-arts and science, entered from Milligan high school. BETTY E. KUKLINfarts and science, home room representatives, Advocate, June Mad, Peppers, home economics club. I INGEBORG KUNZENDORFM-arts and science, national honor society. BETT ANN KURGANV--stenographic, en tered from Omaha Central high school. EDWIN GEORGE LABOVITZ-arts and science, L club, football letter, ref serve football letter. ELIZABETH PHOEBE LAMB4arts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, art club, G. A. A., tap dancing letter. MARY LANCASTER-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Piratg of Penzance, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Peppers, entered from Evanston, Ill., Township high school. JEAN CLAIRE LEINBERf GER-fine arts, home room representatives, art club, Girl Reserves. JANE A. LEONARDfarts and science, or' chestra, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves. l47.I ifw. my 1 55 ,, is 'W' 4 1 Q , .,.. , 'grim fe I as Y .W .h r H . . x 1? 3 -wr iv: ,.., I .Q 11 y -:- mf W ww fm , I v ,V ss, H aifk V V 5332? ., M 1 :-, , I ,. my M' i. 'N x ,, sw , s if ,W , sf , 1 HA Wm aux' V F Wh HQ? hx Q ii ' , BARBARA LEWISfarts and science, home room representatives, business girls club, Girl Reserves. RAE LEE LEWIS -arts and science, national honor society, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. RICHARD LEWISfarts and science, band. VIR' GINIA JEAN LEWIS-distributive, national honor society, pet club vicefpresident. NORMAN MILLER LOCK- arts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, L club, Mimes, football letter, reserve football letter. MARY ANN LOFINK-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, Advocate, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Peppers secretary, Clef club vicefpresident, Orpheons, Mimes, Girl Reserves. PATRICI LONG CREfarts and science, national honor society, camera club, entered from Beaver Crossing high school. QW? if FLORA A. LORENZfbookkeeping, Joy Night, ch i, r glee. NIOMA LOUISE LOWDER-distributive, G. A. A., speedball letter, basketball and baseball emblems. JOHN NEST LOWEfengineering, Joy Night, choir, boys octet, boys glee. MILDRED MAE LOWEfcommercial, Advocate. DORIS URANIA LUCKENS-fstenographic. HAROLD CLARENCE LUEDTKE-engineering, national honor society, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, Round Table president and vicefpresident, Forum secretary, Radiolinks, debate letter, debate team. EUDORA LUEHR4arts and science. NORMA CLAIRE MADDENbbusiness administration, entered from Beverly Hills, Calif., high school. CECILIA MALECEK4stenographic. JACK S. MANION4general, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, or' chestra. JACK MAPES-engineering, choir, boys glee. OWEN L. MARBLE-engineering, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. MARILYN MAUDE MARDIS-arts and science, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers, Mimes, Peppers, G. A. A., business girls club, swimming letter. LUCILLE HAZEL MARTENS-special, entered from Seward high school. ' if pfyff 'J it ,J y x I, , ff 1 ?wqYTle 705,41 CHARLES W. MARTIN4arts and science. HELEN RUTH MASER-arts and science, choir, business girls club president, Peppers. BETTY JEANNE MASONfstenographic, G. A. A., basketball letter. ROBERT FOSTER MAY -engineering, band. DONALD HARRY McARTHURfengineering, national athletic honor society, student council, Advocate, Joy Night, L club vicefpresident, chemistry club, basketball letter, tennis letter, Cornhusker Boys State. EVELYN MAE McCLURE4stenographic, girls glee, business girls club, Girl Reserves. DOROTHY FAY McCLY- MONDS-arts and science, art club secretary and treasurer, Girl Reserves. eff' LOLA JUNE McCRACKENf ts nce, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, home economics club Vicefpresident, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. MAR RADELLE MCCULLOUGH-home economics, girls glee, G. A. A., basketball, base' ball, and hiking emblems, entered from Jackson high school. FRANCIS MCDERMOTT-arts and science, football letter, basketball letter, baseball letter, entered from Immaculate Conception Academy for boys. CAROL JEAN Mc' GREW-arts and science, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, art club, Peppers. DALE McKINNEY-engineering. SHIRLEY MAC MCV ICKERfarts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, choir, Orpheons, Peppers, G. A. A., home economics club, Girl Reserves, swimming letter. ARDEN VAUGHN MEANS--'arts and science, Advocate, L club, football letter, track letter, reserve football letter. JOAN BERNICE MEASE-stenographic, Advocate. VERNA MAE MEI-ILIN-stenographic, entered from Humboldt high school. CALVIN GEORGE MELSONfengineering, choir, boys glee, entered from College View high school. MARGARET LOUISE MERTZ-business administration, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers, Mimes, Girl Reserves. LESLIE METHENY4arts and science, national honor society, student council presif dent and secretary, junior class vicefpresident, Joy Night, Joy Night business manager, choir, girls glee, Peppers vice' president and secretary, Clef club vicefpresident and secretary, Orpheons secretary, Mummers. JUNE ROSE MEYERH- home economics. MARILYN MEYER-business administration, Advocate news editor, Joy Night, girls glee, G. A. A., home economics club, Girl Reserves. ' MARYANN MEYERfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, art club treasurer, home economics club vice' president, Girl Reserves. MARTHA MICHELfstenographic, Advocate. JACK WALDEN MICKELSON-industrial arts. JEAN MARY MIKKELSEN-arts and science, Round Table secretary, Girl Reserves. ROBERTA MILLARD -stenographic, JACK SMITH MILLER-distributive. MAX LOVELL M LLERYgeneral, Pirates of Penzance, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, track certificate. X I l49l , ig X0 gig, .f I 4, 5, JS fififg 173 j fsffug? 3514 .- , ,. .:,, -' Sli A X A Q E 'Q I 1 . 7 lf ,' L f 'WQVS XMLJ MAXINE MILLERfstenographic, home room representatives, Mimes, business girls club, Girl Reserves. MILDRED LORRAINE MILLER-arts and science, Joy Night, girls glee. REX SHERMAN MILLER-agriculture, June Mad, Joy Night, choir, boys octet, boys glee, Clef club president, Mummers, Orpheons. ROBERT D. MILLER-engineering, Joy Night, choir, boys glee, swimming team, VIRGINIA JOAN MILLERfstenographic, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves. WILLIAM LEE MILLER-arts and science, Every Family Has One, Round Table president. Mum' mers, debate team, entered from Hutchinson, Kans., high school. SHIRLEY MITCHELL-special. CHARLES WILLIAM MOHRMAN-engineering, home room representatives president, band, HifY. HAROLD MOSHERfengineering. JO ANN MOYERfarts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, Peppers vice' president, camera club secretary, home economics club. DARLYNE MARIE MUELLER-arts and science, entered from Pleasantdale high school. WILLIAM WALLACE MUNRO4business administration, Advocate, Joy Night,- L club, football letter, track letter, reserve football letter. GRACE EDYTHE MUNSONA-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, June Mad, Seven Sisters, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Mummers, Clef club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. MARJORY L. NEFFfarts and science. V ROBERT ROY NELSONfb0okkeeping, home room representatives, June Mad, Seven Sisters, Mummers. BETTY JEAN NEWVILLE-merchandising. JACK H. NICKENS-arts and science, entered from Teachers College high school. LILLIAN BETTY NIEDERHAUSfdistributive. FRANCES V. NOLAN-stenographic. JOAN L. NULL-wstenof graphic, Girl Reserv ,Vg m -Y V ,AJEANNE OGGEL-home economics, choir, Clef club. PAUL OHLHEISER-arts and science. BARBARA JEAN OLSON-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate news editor, choir, girls octet, girls glee, Mummers, Orpheons. CAROL OLSON-special, band, entered from Central City high school. -JOAN OVERMAN-arts and science, Seven Sisters, choir, girls glee, Mummers, art club,. CHARLES OVERTON4arts and science. DONALD QA. OgERTfSNiengineering, football letter. LEONARD J. OWEN-engineering, citizenship committee of 100, band. BETTY JO PACKARD-arts and science, national honor society, June Mad, Seven Si ers stud rector, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, home economics club president, Mummers, Orpheons, Mimes, Girl Re rves. EUGENE HARRY PAR' SONS-engineering. LORRAINE AVIS PASWATERS-arts and science. ROBERT EUGENE PATTON-arts and science, L club, football letter, baseball letter. JANICE PAULEY-arts and science, home room representatives, citizen- ship committee of 100, Advocate managing editor, Joy Night, girls glee, Orpheons vicefpresident, Girl Reservesm JOYCE PETERSfarts and science, choir, G,A.A., Girl Reserves, swimming letter. ROLAND LEE PETERSEN--business administration, home room representatives. WM ARY ANN PETERSONfstenographic, home room representatives, choir. WILMA CHRISTINA PETERSON! stenographic, 1943 Links staff, Advocate, Girl Reserves. JOHN F. PFLUG-bookkeeping, choir. ANNE PHILLIPS -arts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Orpheons treasurer, Peppers vicefpresident, busif ness girls club. MARY CLAIRE PHILLIPSfarts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, Advocate news editor, Joy Night, choir, girls octet, Orpheons secretary, business girls club vice-president, Peppers, G. A. A., swimming emblem. ROSE MAUREEN PHlLLIPSfdistributive, home room representatives, sophomore cabinet, girls glee. VIRGINIA PICCOLO-arts and science, entered from Cathedral high school. BEN PICKERINGfarts and science. JACK DERWIN PICKETT-engineering, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, camera club. ALICE AUGUSTA PIERCE!arts and science, art club, G. A. A., horsemanship emblem. VERA ILLEANNA PIERCE--merchandising, business girls club. KENNETH EUGENE PIERSOLfagriculture. NORMA ANN PILLER-agriculture, Round Table, business girls club, Girl Reserves. BURTON POLSKY-engineering. 1511 iq Y Ww- ' Vw Y .- an W . R mqiuwffjx Us , 2 X E. f X ' .D -iff., - kk , 6-'z,f,... , - 11 MARJORIE ELLEN PRESTON-business administration, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Clef club, Girl Reserves. PATSY JOY PREWITT-stenographic, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, girls glee. JOHN W. PUTMAN4agricul- ture, entered from Columbus high school.. DORIS LOU QUINN+arts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club, G. A. A., modern dancing and salesmanship emblems. BETTY ELAINE RANKIN kstenographic. CHARLES E. RAWSON-arts and science, Joy Night, tennis letter. DONNA JEAN REASER4 arts and science, Joy Night, orchestra, Orpheons. KATHARINE REESE-arts and science, home room representatives, Joy Nigh , girls glee, pers treasur r, Clef club treasurer, Orpheons, Mimes. EUGENE ROBERT REIDERAarts and science. DOROTHY ANNE REIL Yfarts and science, You Carft Take It With Tou, Every Family Has One, June Mad property manager, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Mummers president, Mimes, Clef club, Girl Reserves. AN NE MARGARET REINHARD-arts and science, national honor society, Joy Night, art club president, Peppers, home economics club, Girl Reserves. KENNETH RIVETTfengif neering, national honor society, Hi-Y. CAMELIA ROBERTS4general, Joy Night, orchestra, entered from York high school. RHEES RICHARD ROBINSON-fengineering. LAMONTE BENJAMIN ROESLER-engineering. WILLIAM NELSON ROTTON-arts and science, national honor society secretary-treasurer, student council, citizenship committee of 100, June Mad, Joy Night, choir, Forum vice' president, Mimes vicefpresident, Round Table secretaryftreasurer, Mummers. MARY RUMBOLZ--arts and science, Girl Reserves. ROBERT RUPERT-business administration. DOROTHY A. SAALfhome economics. EVALINE IRENE SALISBURY-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, Girl Reserves. PHYLLIS LORf RAINE SAMPSON-arts and science, Forum. FRIEDA SCHAFFER-merchandising. JEAN MARIE SCHEER4stenographic, home room representatives, Girl Ref serves. NORMAN SCHEIDTfengineering, national honor society, orchestra. ROBERT DONALD SCHIEBINGER garts and science, travel club. SARAH ANN SCHMALL-bookkeeping, Joy Night, choir, girls octet, girls glee. BERTHA MARIE SCHNEIDER--merchandising, G.A.A. treasurer, basketball, tennis, and speedball letters, baseball, hiking, salesmanship, and modern dancing emblems. ERNESTINE MARIE SCHNIEBERfstenographic, choir. GLEN EDGAR SCI-IREURSfarts and science. GRETC DERarts and science, national honor so' ciety president, citizenship committee of 100, l943 Links board, Advocate managing editor, Joy Night, choir president, girls glee, Orpheons president, Clef club, Round Table, Cornhusker Girls State. IOLA SCHROEDER4arts and science, Advocate, orchestra, Girl Reserves. RICHARD K. SCHULTZ-bookkeeping, band. MARGUERITE FARREND SCHUSTER-arts and science, G. A. A. AMELIA SCHWABAUER commercial. KATHLEEN VIRGINIA SEA' CREST-arts and science, choir, Clef club, G. A, A., baseball and bas tbal letters. . vfMl,jf,fj JWWJAWLW BEVERLY SECORDfbookkeeping, Joy Night, G. A. A., baseball letter, speedball, archery, salesmanship, tap dancing, and basketball letters. MELBA MAE SEEGERTA-arts and science. ELEANOR SEGOBIANOfspecial. IONAf LEE LOUISE SEHNERT-stenographic, national honor society, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, home economics club, Girl Reserves. ICLE JEAN SELDERSfagriculture. JAMES ROBERT SEWARDfbookkeeping, Advocate business man' ager. IRE E MAE SHA ERA-arts and science, entered from Concordia high school. I MARGARET ANN SHELLEY arts and science, ational honor society, senior class treasurer, Every Family Has One, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, G. . A. president, Clef club president, Peppers secretary, Girl Reserves, speedball letter, basketball, baseball, tennis, swimming, and archery emblems. RUTH G. SHORTfbusiness administration, Girl Reserves. MERRELL KAY SHUTT-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, Advocate managing editor, Joy Night, Girl Reserves president, Orpheons, Forum, Clef club, Peppers. DAR' LEENE L. SIECK-bookkeeping. KURT F. SIENKNECHT-engineering, swimming certificate. RAY CLIFFORD SIMMONSfarts and science, national honor society, student council, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, orchestra, HifY vicefpresident. DEAN VVALTER SLAUGHTER-engineering, entered from Beatrice high school. l53l 'S-if Avy ICN- -,-00 snub. ww .... U' , ..-u H 1 Mg 'W 52. 1 ' L if lwi .www mr-N VBA 'Ju 5 nf- -. :.: ,..,., .. , ,. X hr.. ., ..:,, Ng . . . at mum 'i' j2 61' 1-9- vii img 1 W9-v ussmm .msmmk , me HW' RUSS SLOANf ookkeeping. ROBERT LEROY SMITH-trades preparatory. ROBERT PHILLIP SMITH-engineer' ing, football let r. ROBERT R. SMITH-karts and science. ANNA GRETA SORENSENf-arts and science, Joy Night, orchestra, Clef. cub, travel club. BEVERLY SORENSENfarts and science, national honor society, Advocate news sc nc , n A h nor society, home room representatives, citizenship committee of 100, 1943 Links staff, June Mad, o ra, m p esident, writers club, Round Table, interclass debate champion, debate letter. LIAM NEWTON SORENSENfengineering, Joy Night, boys glee. LAVERN MARIE SPAHN-distributive. L' ENCE SPECHT-engineering. ROLAND SPOMER-arts and science, Joy Night, orchestra, golf letter. MAR'- GA T STACY--arts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, orchestra president and retary, Girl Reserves. RUTH DELORES STALLfdistributive. JACK STAPLETON4engineering, band. ! s l , Girl Reserves, entered from Omaha North high school. THOMAS C. SORENSEN-arts and LOREN STARK-engineering. WILLA TEELMAN-arts and science, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, G. A. A. president and vicefpresident, Peppers, Girl Reserves, speedball and archery letters, swimming, baseball, basketball, tap dancing, and rhythmic dancing emblems. JO ANN KATHRYN STEINf BRECKERiarts and science, girls octet vicefpresident, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club, Mimes, home economics club. DONNA STERNER-bookkeeping. RENEE ANNETTE STOKELYfarts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Round Table, Girl Reserves, entered from Genoa high school. JACK STONE-engineering. BETTY EDWARDINE ?7fee4W EMMA LOUISE STRASHEIM-commercial. BETTY LOU STROUD+stenographic, 1943 Links staff, GLENNA JOAN STUBBLEFIELDfarts and science, Mummers, Girl Reserves. JOYCE STUVE-arts and science, national honor society, student council, home room representatives, junior class treasurer, sophomore class secretary, sophomore cabinet, citizenship committee of 100 chairman, Seven Sisters, Pirates of Penzance, Joy Night, Joy Night advertising manager, choir, girls glee, Mummers president, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. MARIETTA SUKOVATYfhome economics, Advof cate, home economics club, entered from Columbus high scho arts and science. BOYD G. STRAIN-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Mimes. SWARTS-t rades preparatory, choir Ajit CHARLES D. TAYLOR-general, home room representatives, Advocate, Pirates of Penzance, choir, boys octet, boys glee, Mimes secretaryftreasurer, Mummers, Orpheons, writers club. DWANE E. TEJCKA-engineering, national athletic nor society, track letter. ALMA TELECKYM-arts and science, national honor society, home room representatives, n Mad advertising manager, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, Girl Reserves. DOROTHY MAE TEMPLEfarts and ci ce, national honor society, Joy Night, orchestra, Girl Reserves secretary. PATRICIA THOMAS-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. GERALDINE THOMPSEN-stenographic. HOMER HA' WORTH THOMPSONfarts and science, student council, ome- ro m representatives vicefpresident, junior class president, senior class vicefpresident, Joy Night, choir, bo , reserve football letter. HAL THORSON-engineering. ARLENE FRANCES TICHYfdistributive, Girl Reserves, entered from Teachers College high school. ELIZABETH TOBINfarts and science, student council vicefpresident, home room representatives, Seven Sisters, Mummers treasurer, art club. DONNA EILEEN TODDfagriculture, senior class secretary, Joy Night, choir, girls glee, G. A. A. president and treasurer, G. A. A. Cup Girl, basketball, baseball, archery, and golf letters. THOMAS FRANCIS TRAUTT-Ageneral. MARY ANN TRUMBLEfarts and science, national honor society, en- tered from WashingtonfLee high school, Arlington, Va. CHANDLER TYRREL-agri ulture. is we f ERMA MAE TYRRELL-arts and science, Scribe, Joy Night, Mummers, Forum, writers club, Mimes. JEANNE LOUISE VANDERPOOL-bookkeeping, JOE VAN HATTEN-fine arts, Pirates of Penzance, choir. HELEN VID- LOCK-stenographic, G. A. A., rhythmic dancing letter, tap dancing emblem. ANITA GERTRUDE VINER--gen' eral, entered from Hillsdale, N. Y., high school. LEORA VON DANE-stenographic. PRUDENCE VORHEES- stenographic, business girls club, Girl Reserves. l55l 5 june X Iayne Adams Howard Alfrey Richard Alt Paul Bachenberg Richard Barribo Robert W, Beaman Robert Bruns William Chapman Eugene Cody Imogene Cole Duane Hamm W 'G- Seniors Not Having Pictures ,loan Damewood james DeKlot: Dale Deneke Rosemary Dow Donald Gabclhousc Earl Gocschcl Dale Cove Jacqueline Gregg Billie Haith Fern Haskell Don Holltorf l5 5l Lewis Holmes Don Horney Dale Hoyt Betty Margaret Jones Richard Kennedy Alden King Lee Knopp lack Knudson Ruby Kortum iv-, X WMM WILLIAM VOTIPKA ngineering, Radiolinks, travel club, Round Table, HifY, entered from Exeter high school. HERMAN JOHN WAC ERiarts and science, 1943 Links board, Pirates of Penzance property manager, Joy Night, choir, boys glee. HAROLD WAITEfarts and science, home room representatives, band. RUTH SHIRLEY XVAITE farts and science, national honor society, Advocate, Joy Night, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. EVERETT D. WALKER- distributive. MARJORY WALTERS-arts and science, Joy Night, orchestra secretary, choir, girls glee, Orpheons, Girl Reserves. L. JEAN WARDfarts and science, home room representatives, Joy Night, choir, girls octet, girls glee, Orpheons, Clef club. DOROTHY JANE WELCH--home economics. JOHN E. WELLSfarts and science, national honor society vicefpresif dent, student council secretaryftreasurer, home room representatives, junior class president, senior class treasurer, Every Family Has One stage manager, HifY president and treasurer, track certificate, Cornhusker Boys State. ROBERT B. WELSH--arts and science, 1943 Links staff, Advocate. ROBERT T. WHEELER-business administration, band. ,SARAH WHITMORE WHITEvarts and science, national honor society, student council, citizenship committee of 100, 1942 Links staff, Joy Night, Peppers president and vicefpresident, Mimes. VIRGINIA LEE WHITE-arts and science, national honor society, Advocate, writers club, Round Table, home economics club, Girl Reserves. MARY LOUISE WIEDMANfarts and science, national honor society, student council, sophomore cabinet, Advocate, Joy Night, girls glee, Clef club secretary, Orpheons, Peppers, Mimes. JAMES RICHARD WIEGAND7trades preparatory. WILLI lvl . VJILD-engineering, national honor society, home room representatives. VERNON E. WILHELM-wbookkeeping, Hi-Y. CHARLES WILLIAMS-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, 'You Can't 'Take It Witli You, Mummers, writers club, Round Table. JOHN B. WIL- LIAMS-business administration. MARJORIE WILLIAMS-stenographic, G. A. A. ROLAND JOHN WOLFE4 arts and science, Joy Night, L club, track letter. LAURA MAE WOOD-business administration, entered from Max high school. CHARLES MILTON WOOD' WORTH-arts and science, citizenship committee of 100, swimming team. VANITA EMMA WORLEIN--clerical. FRANCES CHERYL WRIGHT-arts and science, choir, girls glee, Mummers, Mimes, Girl Reserves. TWYLA MAE WRIGHTfstenographic. E. DOROTHY WURM-ffstenographic. DONALD WAYNE YOST-bookkeeping, national honor society, citizenship committee of 100, 1943 Links board, Forum. PAUL YOUNG-industrial arts. DEAN K. ZIETTLOWAlagriculture. June Seniors Not Having Pictures Virginia Kuhlman James Le Rossignol Carl Lueders Keith Lund Bill Lunsford Leonard Martin Geraldine Matthews James McDermott Robert McKeen William Michael Neil Montgomery Warren K. Nelson Jack O'Donnell William Patterson Robert Persons Vernon Pettet Jane Pierce Jean Pierce Leona Porter Ralph Price Max Redelfs Rex Redelfs l57l Junior Renne Larry Rider Richard Schaffer Robert Schmidt Richard Schneider Robert Severns James Simmons Vv'alter Smith Charles Valencia Glen W. Walter junior Officers First Semester Allen, vicefpresidcnt: Green, president: Loeffel, secretary: Sundeen, tfCiiSUl'CI' Sponsors Miss Piper Miss Wzlllacc Iunior Officers Second Semester Suncleen, president: Locffcl, secretary: Blue, treasurer: Bogan, vice-president F581 Schmitz, Bauer. Damian Eichler, Miles Sophomore Cabinet Sponsors A A. ,a.A I 4 1' M 193 -5?-l 6 ': :ia --,:E all ,. Miss Jones Mrs. Pinney Miss Bardwcll Miss W'ible iophomore Officers Blllmer secretary: Brown, vieefpresidcntq Harris Dresirlentg Marvin, treasurer National Honor Society .gn 42 .f Q -'v af -40' Wilhelin, Durncll, Marx, Blomcnkamp, Uhler, Stuats Franklin, Sclircpcl, Hcironymus, Petersen, Thornskar, Mack King, Kenyon, lvlurtin, Schultz, Phipps, Irwin -4, 'WSI Green, Carlson, Emmons, Gzlltcr Eager, Forrey, Hallstead, Kirslnnan, Gillaspie, Harrison, Gilwson. Gillzm, Himmcl Blum, Anderson, Crandall, Gunn, Finney, Evnen, Brcucr, Klippcrt Forney, Kunzendorf, Balvicli, Hintz, Bacon, Dow, Dcincs, Cliznnlwcrs Emerson, Dillman, Burnhznn, Fillwrt, Colton, Hinds, Hcinz, Heins ' l5Ul an 4. -vii' iw 4' l National Honor Society Yost, T, Sorensen, Scheidt, Pickering, Rivett Quinn. Temple, Truinhle, Stacy, Luedtke, Wild, Olson, McVicker, Reinhard Packard, Reilly, Longaere, Wiediiiziii. Simmons, B. Sorensen, A, Phillips, S. Wliite, Shutt Lewis, Sehnert, Telecky, Metlieiiy, Shelley, Steelman, Lamh, Loliink. Wziite Munson, V. Lewis, Stuve, Vxfells, vicefpresidcnt1 Schroeder. president: Rotton, sccretaryftreasuren M, C, Phillips, V. Wliite School Elections In an attempt to equip pupils with actual voting experience for later life, the national honor society under the supervision of Miss Helen Dunlap and Miss Proctor annually secures official voting hooths to use in the student council election. The booths and hallot hoxes, used in regular puhlic elections, are furnished hy B. lvlorgan, county clerk. The national honor society, with Gretchen Schroeder, president, as head, had charge of the voting which is conducted in regular secret hallot manner. Polls were open from 7:45 till 4 in the afternoon. In each precinct there were two judges -aw s ft' ight-.33 and one clerk, who handled hallots and checked registration, and four counting hoard memhers. Officials were ready to set the mechanism of voting in motion at 7:30, and at 7:45 the polls opened. The primaries in school are conducted just like regular elections in that only juniors vote for juniors and seniors vote only for seniors. In the finals everyone votes for all classes. Vdith this knowledge, each person when he reaches his twenty' first hirthday, will enter the polling place with all the assurance of one who has voted for many years. l51l The Links Board and Staff Gretchen Schroeder, editor: Mildred Bremer, lnunagllzg cdif tor: Donald Yost, Business man' zxgcr. Gretchen BLII'I1l1LllIl. biography editor: Herman Vv'zlcker. phof toglraphy editor Wilrnzn Petersen, assistant typ ist: Betty Stroud, typist R ay S p e e r, photographer. Claude Cone, assistant photogv' rapher Thomas Sorensen, War depart mcntg joan Forney, girls sports Robert Welsh, boys sports MX Faculty Board Miss Sarah T. Muir Miss Winifred Mayhew Frank Kane H531 NWT Peterson, Crandall, Wicdiiiziii, Kirsliinun, Schroeder, Sclirincr, King, Lolink, Dietzc Davis, Grissom, Wcstccntt, Waite, Vsforstcr, Miclicl, Dreitli, Kenyon, Burlcc, Burlington, lvlczisc Munro, Busli. Brcucr, Sliutt, Pauley, Sorcnacn, Meyer, Olson, Hculcy, Corrick The Advocate 3' Rcportcrs at work I5-41 The Advocate ...A Lawrie, McCracken, Howerton, Kirshman, Reynolds, Devoe Shepherd, Bohner, Jansen, Chowins, Mortlock, Carlson, Matthews Hill, Stalgren, McAdams, Spliehal, Sutherland, Poska, Williaiiis, Graybill Owen, Mease, Davidson, Helvig, Schmidt, Tripp, Jacobs, Lowe Weir, Schizas, Carey, Green, Allen, Reinhard, Babcock, Seward The Peppers Aitken, Mulder, Battey, Reiter, King, Allen, Killian, Lebsoek, Boehiner, Farar, McArthur Alexis, Todd, V. MeCrew, Coulter, Lawlor, Edwards, Reinhard, Mardis, Heekenlively, M, Lancaster, Chambers Heidrieh Ruby, Dye, Abel, Metheny, Steelman, C. MeGrew, Frankfurter, Bahieh, Maser, Cuenzel, Shutt Tripp, Chamberlin, Andrews, Dahlrnan, Gish, Kinsey, Vv'ent:, Emerson, M. Phillips, S. Lancaster, Rathbone Forney, cheerleader: Blue, Shelley, sergeant: A. Phillips, lieutenant: Loliink, sergeant: Moyer, lieutenant, Reese sergeantg Wliite, captain: Harvey, sergeant: Carey, Houser, cheerleader l55l .. I an l. ,aww .,- R, Johnson, Ellis, Dolen, Carlson, Lowe, Lelnxossignol, Ashton, Dickerson, johnson, Backlund, Harrison Grant, Dickson, Forney, Crandall, R. Bauer, Edling, Lolink, Lancaster, Heidrich, Collins Babich, Edwards, Dehe, Braclden, Grayhill, Green, Leonard, Chanihcrs, Adams, Bowman, Capel: Hill, Cook, Bowman, Bauer, Davis, Robbins, Dillman, Lorenz, Brill, Blair, Heinz Choir f'smmEsC?r,.....,,,,,, Thompson, Mzirhle, Molson, VVaelcer, Pllug, Mapes, Preston, Van Hatten, Luecltke. Peterson, McCracken lV1CVicker,'lVlardis, Todd, Vsfalters, Overinan, Schroeder. Smith, Pauley. Seacrest, Sehinall Miller, Scillert, Peters, Quinn, Vv'right, Mccliire, lvlaser, Teleeky, Sehnert, Olson, Sehnieber Stuve, lvietheny, Steelnian, Shelley, Oggel, Mr, Rangeler, Wziinnl, Nelson, Munson, Miller, Reilly i551 The Orpheons Buthel, Stoesz, NVoreester, Luyinon, jr., Kylter, Swift, Leonard, Griswold, Sorensen, Tedd Graves, Duvis, Bush, Harris, Brown, Culver, Ellis, Bergstruesser, Loeffel, Snyder, Phillips Guest, Richmond, Kelley, Temple, lVleDerrnund, Schroeder, Venard, Dietze, Felger, Saunders, Roberts, Burnhzini, Rider Temple, W. Reaiser, Sponier, president: Vvfllters, treasurer: Staley, president and secretary: Mr, Nevin, eonduetorg D. Reuser, Neely, Erieson, Green, student conductor: Laughlin Band ,N it 2 I 3 5 is at is, ,id if i f 51 , ., Swmsw 'as , , ,.,,.,,r,,.,. .,.,.,.,.:,,.- .,:,1.:- -V W -W v ---- -...,.,..,. ,,,, .. ...,.. . .,. .r,,, ..,,,. ..:,,:i E 12:21g ,.f riz ,,1 'f- Kelly, Adunis, Engle, lVleGe:1ehin, Vvfnssung, Mills, Andrews, Ernst, Westrcmpe, Hatch, Davis Oliver, Hoon, Kunel, Shannon, Schultz, Eggerss, Cupelt, Loudon, jones, Pauley, Hiltner, von Bergen Wlieeler, Nielsen, Engstrom, K. Vv'ilson, Wgiite, Srh, NVilson, Gleason, Holbrook, X,VVllllillllS, Bryan, O'lJonnell, B. Gleason, Rohertson Buehenherg, Wilcl, Nevin, Gairr, Arter, Kline, Hohnstein, Gzildwell, Liggett, Hudson, Noble, P. Smith, Sehnalse Donovan, Burton, johnson, Kennedy, Eitel, Green, Wlmiring,B1unk, Olson, B. Smith, Heck I,57l Girls Octet Heinz, xxVvllI'Ll, Olson, Amend, Bnluclw, Sclnnall, Blrrdn, Edwards Girls Glee Club X 'H .V I U nw af Q57 4. u Y' k Y 7, ' 572: i VV' , gig 47 gf A s r Q r s ' ' I M ,' 1' -1 I 4' ' 'L' ., 'Y' I 1 W, if , 5 r fist T 9' . 2 ' , 4 , 2 , , KE I . k 4 M t qc .A Al A in 3 K A , K ' I Q ,, ' Q Q AQ Q , I , QQ ' X as 'fy L' .:- kv. A K 5: , l-.Tk 4 4 9 A ' 4 in -.Q vw - ,. ' f V il? f ' at W W ' . 'C' . -Q ifizg P 7 'M W - 'T' if - A-Q' F .,, W K if cv. 4 , . 4, :,:,:,i: - ..,...,, 2 .qi 1 l l r, as 1 r A ff , r z b E , , SP P ' , ' , 1 l lj 5 5 H l l 5 l l , N qlvv . .gi , ' P ,, by , ' I. ' ' I, A I , .5 A -' H ' 'z ru --bv fr , ' ' f f- :sw f Snlllord, Tlwrsnn, Nccly, Mortlnck, Reiter. Keller, KllIlgCl Dill, Lclusock, Iflugg, K. linwrnzrn, M. Campbell, Bcclmcr, Busch, H. Cmnplwll, Lu wig, Coleman, Stclwlwinf Andrcws, Dzxlrymplc, Clwwsns, U'Slw11, Hnppcrt, Cll,Llf.ll1, Sulmllcr, Vfcft, Ellitlwrpe, Cowley, Davis, Vxfgrxu Overton, Rciclm, lVIcALl1nns, lfrnsl. lwllllcr, Mcwclictt, Ovvcn, Blue, Hmm, Zclmrung, Moore, Loder Hcfflcy, Bronstein, XXVVZIQHCIQ Hcclqcnlivcly, viccfprcsidcnt: Amend, PI'C41LlL'Ill1 Miss Srowcll, spnnsnrx lzrcnlws, lrnzxxu Sanders, Dye, Smith, Clxuppcl l53l Boys Octet in Miller, Fensler, Lows, Taylor, Sundeen, Gibson, Down, Manning Boys Glee Club 15- . 5 4 W :WA t r if Q f l ' A fi Y f W W 2 ? ' 'Z A f ,A,. Q 3:35-' ' aff , i s - ' ::':1' ' ff 5 I W V f r f zf 4- j af e '52 4545 fir i , .--r-i :.i 1 as 1, l,..A M R K Q V S - 1. , lj If '-'V - , ,err f 1 Q 'ii rpg 4 ,:,' .pq . my V ? I 4 W' Lamar , G31 W fm .,': f-. f 32 A Q ' W ffmf, 'Q Q 1 , , M i Z ' l L 2 i E 3 if if l Roeder, Runty, Kirsch, Hendrickson, Hoffman, Marble Tudor, Devoc. Stewart, Tedd, McCracken, Spalding, Gibson Ebrigbt, Mascmri, Tribble, Mr. Rzmgeler, Hughes, Hausen, MeGi-lice l59l A rpheons XVil1lc, Vw'cir, Tcdd. Vwlilliinns, Kirslimrin, Collins, Sinner, Reiter. Vv'z1ltcrs Xvcaver, Stebbins, Loder, Klingel, Camplncll, K, Bowman, Zcnwr, Snntli, Cooley, Saunders Burnham, Capck, Hcidricli, Owen, Frost, Loliink, Heinz, MCXI1CkCI', Nclson, Dill Colton, Davis, Rczlscr, Clmppcll, Clough, Cook, M. Bowman, Rccsu. Andrews, Smith Munson, Qlson, Amend, trcasurcrg Vv an'd, Sondccn, secretary: Manning, president: Sclirocdur, prcsidentg Bzilwicli, viruf president: Clunnbcrs, Howard, Jacobs Clef Club Down, Bryan, Tlioniais, Hartmann, Sicvcrs, von licrgun, Decker lvloll, Schnittkcr, Picrcc, Bryant, Kelley, Donovan, Guest Mr. Rangcler, Vv'l1itlnun, Wytlicrs, Pierson, viccfprcsidunt: Fclgcr, scuctairyftrcusilrcrg Hyland, prcsidcnt: Heck, Mr. Rogers l7Ul f' f fgfwa- ffffd'-we The Mummers i Green, Williains, Qlney, Frary, LeRossignol, Gillan, Tedd Stulvblefield, Ellitliorpe, Deines, Qlson, Mcnrtlcmek, Bacon, Zemer, Aitken, Kramer, David, Amend Overman, King, lVIeAdams, Paeliman, Owen, Alexis, Frost, Seriglit, Smith, Mitchell, Delve Zelirung, Burnham, Adams, Wlwite, Bowman, Heidrieli, Amend, Began, Dow, Cook laeulvs, Miinsoii, Balwiclw, secretary: Tolvin, secretary: Emerson, treasurer: Camplwell, Hinds, vieefpresident: Capek, vice president: B. Tobin, treasurer: Stuve, president: Hellley The Mimes WIN! .nn dt 'Q Randolph, Krause, Battey, Sievers, France, Holliiiaii, lker, Sorensen, Loudon Van Every, Kareal, Sliiekley, Hush, Sehnittlter, Muylc, Meye1', Vv'liitliam, Chambers Campbell, Engle, secretary: Folger, treasurer: McArthur, secretary: Graham, vieefpresident: Farrar, president: Donovan treasurer: Sehiebinger U11 G. A. A. Coulter, Mardis, Pierce. McCullough, Zemer, Collins, Poelwop, Sindt, Latta, Bailey, Pierce, Foster Tripp, Hinriehs, Gillett, Ludden, vVy2iSl'll3l1I'I1, Ludwig, Sinner, Killian, Neiden, Bacon, Campbell, Vidloek, Finney, D, Kelly Yonkey, Wzlite, E. Schneider, H. johnson, jacob, Eitel, M. Ulolinson, Peters, Blunk, Seeord, Poska, Splielial, Burton Matthews, Andrews, Miller, Burket, Harris, Sliickley, Finkle, Fietli, Portsclie, Ruby, lurgens, L. Kelley, Ekblad, Kasczil G ' resident: Shelley, president, Forney, secretary, B. Hoke, Todd, Bouman, treasurer: Caywood, secretary: reen, vicefp Schneider, treasurer, Burlington, Xvallridge, Graylaill Girl Reserves Robertson, Klingel, Sehnittker, Graliain, Davezijort, 'XViederspan, Vvleiland, Sieyers, Etmund, Moyle, Sliarrick, MC Dermand, Poska ' Oehring, Alexis, Helvig, Spalding, Heuser, Finkle, Cooley, Sedlaeek, Helyig, Collwerg, Scneder Rumlwolz, Cadwallader, Seriglit, Mason, Lewis, Burnham, Herdt, Cook, Mefxdams, Braclcney, Vv'esteott f - . , . Y 4 , , T. 1 Heck, Miller, Reilly, Flagg, Salisbury. Sliutt, president: Temple, secretary, Vvlmite, Dxttze, Lewis, Lmpe l72l Club 1 Bruns, Swai wscm n, Luck, Lodge, Kirkendall, MCAftl1llT, Miller, Galter, Jacob, Cox, Overton Valencia, Wcmlfe, Colley, Evans, Knopp, Wzilter, Rawson, Brainwell, Patton, Krcmarik, Becker Leikam, Goldstein, Myers, Schauinherg, MCDCIAI mlmn tt, Bcvgan, Smith, ML1nr0, Eager, Bet: Lauer, Rnhl, Kleinert, Meginnis, lacuhsen, Means, Hudkins, Lee, Carrick, Lantz, Hill M1'. Vv'orrall, Mr. Vwleyand, Mr. Beechncr, Mi'. Sell, Mi'. Pumphrey Hi-Y Club f ,QJIW we ms Henkle, Sehwanih, Vxfilhelm, Votipka, Gass, Kylier, Olson johnson, Ernst, Simmons, vieefpresident: Frcriuhs, treasurer, lvlorrison, Smith Blish, secretary: Nielsen, Sutherland, president: Wells, George, Hansen, Rivctt l73l Tcdd, Rottnn, Rich, Paul, Swift, Forrcy Vvnttcnhcrg, Evncn. Arinitagc, Heins, Gillxin, Hancock The Forum Becker, viccfprcsidcnt: Lucdtkc. sccrctziryi Sorensen, prcsidcnt: Olney, Debaters Miilcr, Rotten, Gilizin. Forrcy Lncdtkc, Sorensen, Gcllzitly, Evncn Miss Grnnc, Shepherd, Gass, Spccr, Kirshnizin, Bolan, Mr. Young Gwynn, Hush, Spliclml, Williains, Moylc, Wcavcr johnson, Bryan, Graves, Moyer, Etinund Camera Club i741 Writers Club H949 buf .Dv-. MW ,qu l ike-f Battey, Sorensen, Kirsch, johnson, lker, Piirclien Coyle, M. Foster, Foster, Davenport, Mcnrtlock, X,Vv2lSlll'3lll'!l.BI'2ll1Cll Andrews, Becker, vieefpresident: Raysor, treasurer: Chappell, president: vlzieolws, vicefpresidentg Tyrrell, Sievers Scribe Board Sorensen, editor: Andrews, typistg Davenport, editor: Kirsch, artist: Wflrllbllfll, business inanzigerg Chappell, editor l75l Art Club 'Wh WX. lf 1 4 wg, 54552, ,Q 4, Parclmcn, Kirscli Kirslwmun, Tudor, Wilscbn, Davenport Darlington, Krause, vicefpresidcntg Weiland, presidcntg Anderson, treasurer: McGrew Business Girls' Club 51 Howcrton, Backlund, Dietrich Graylwill, Scdlncck, King, president: Helvig, Pillar D. Hclvig, sccrcturyftreasurcr: Finklc, secretary: Mascr, president: Clizxmlwcrs, Bacon, viccfprcsidcnt ll75l .2 353 Floradora octet featuring 'Tor Me and My Gal. 'Vw XL E My wi 0 ffm. Joyce Edwards and Bob Fcnslcr give in 'slvlooii light Mood. The Admirals Daughter is Gloria Wl1LlQl1 in 1 Girls glee bids Bon Voyage in finale. 9964A X . ' 1 5 A A f , Q qi U .,... MMM , . 2 , , mmm 0. ls ' ,g?!l?i5? If l77l military toe tap. Brother Goose Raysor, Henderson, King, Yeager, Mcxrtlock llxlcobs, Lynn, David, Lumlcy, Holbrook, Amend Every Farmly Has One 1 ,,, .. ., ., ,S ., Blum, Babicll, Shelley, Bacon, lvlurtin, Ncilly, Schultz, Devoe, Miller, Bucklund, Le Rossignol, jenkins U81 Pirates of Penzance LeRossignol, Heinz, johnson, Babicln, Olson, Miller, Stuvc, Taylor. l l 1 VP- Seven Sisters e l ,X ll, Olney, Stuve, Green, Frary, Nelson, B. Tobin, lvlcAClams, Hoffman, Tuclcl. xl. Tcwlvin, Corxlx lvlunson, Bush, Zelxrung. l79l ll' ll ill, x X, XX Girls In utdoor Sports Hoke, Hyland, and Burkett go out for an energetic game of golfg Cuywood, Boumangind Schneider try their ahility at tennis: Todd eats more vita' mins so she tries them both. Speedhxll hi hrought these girls out in the full to test their ahility ut kicking the hull around. All of thein have Won at least an emhlein and a few have earned 11 letter in this sport. Kennedy, Eitel, and Todd text their good murksinanship hy trying to hit the bull's eye. An archery tournament is sponsored every spring and fall. Some like to get where they are going hy walking, others hy riding l1OI'SCl7ilCli. Therefore the G. A. A. has hoth hiking and horseinzinship. 1.4, AL.W , ,W,, W., 4 W, Kenny' W A X . ,N 3 f'!?'1 lf? mi Girls In Indoor Sports Boys haven't much over girls who play basketball. At least both get the ball through the basket at times. The girls in this picture played on the inter- clziss teams in the tourney. These mermaids helped to swim their teams to victory in the spring and fall swim meets. The four couples of dancers in the front row were in the G. A. A. Joy Night act. Those in the back row exercised their limbs and used their sense of rhythm to earn an emblem in the tap dancing class. Peggy Shelley accompanied the joy Night group. Though some of the girls don't enjoy the more active sports G. A. A. offers, they do like rhythmic dancing, It may not require as much action as speedball, but many 11 sore muscle can be traced to the dance of the day before. N CUP GIRL Einblazoned on the sweater of Donna Todd, the 1943 G. A. A. cup girl, are emblems repref senting the twelve activities she has excelled in dur' ing her three years at Lincoln high. In addition, she has earned a letter in speedball, basketball, arch' cry, golf, tennis, and baseball. The emblems she has are in hiking, tap dancing, rhythmic dancing, swimming, table tennis, and horse back riding. Donna has been active in G. A. A. in addition to participating in the sports. She was president of U. A. A. in her junior year, and has also been recording secretary, treasurer, and basketball leader. Her other school activities include Peppers, choir, girls glee, and joy Night. Miss Gertrude jones, mathematics teacher, orf iginated the idea of choosing a cup girl. G. A. A. club members elected Donna on the basis of lead' ership, scholarship, citizenship, and sports ability. She has entered into sports every semester of her three years in school. L Girls Hutton, Bouman, Kelly Campbell, Johnson, Ekblad, Finney, Shelley, Freck, Ludwig, lvlatthews Burlington, Vidlock, Vv'aite, jurgens, liieth, Hoke, Green, Coulter, Peters, E. Schneider Seacrest, Forney, Todd, Mardis, Pochop, Sindt, Bailey, B. Schneider I.32l Ruhl, trainer, Morey, O'Donncll, Goldstein, Hayes, Lodge, Betz, Mulder, Leikam, Munro, Bogan, Eager, Jacobsen Football Lincoln bagged its fifth state championship in the last six years, its second straight city title, and lost a chance to share the Missouri Valley crown with Omaha South only because it failed to play enough conference games last fall. Only four letter men, backs Rog O'Donnell, Charley Valencia, Bob Glenn, and Gene Kirkendall returned, so Coach Beechner had to start the sea- son with an inexperienced line. John McKay, a 228 pound tackle veteran from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, transferred to Lincoln, but the other regular ends, Harry Fox and Dave Krcmarikg tackle, Harold Becker, guards, Arden Means and Ernie Leeg and center, Morris Galter, had never played in a high school game. Means and Kirkendall were all-state selections at the close of the year while Fox, Beck- er, Lee, Galter, and Glenn were placed on the honor roll. Opening its campaign on September 26 by spill- ing Kearney 33-O, the Red and Black, after being held scoreless in the first quarter, chased over 13 points in the second on touchdowns by O'Donnell and Krcmarik. O'Donnell knifed across with thc year's first tally early in the period, and Dave registered by pouncing on a fumble made in the Kearney end zone to climax a 63 yard march. The Links lengthened its lead to 26-O in the third heat when Kirkendall scored a 4 yard buck and Glenn spun across from the five. Valencia ended a 51 yard fourth quarter drive by punching over from the one. Bob Patton, a second string tackle, con- nected on three of five conversion attempts. After a game scheduled with Sioux City Central was erased by bad weather, Lincoln took one of its longest trips in recent years and had its eight- game winning streak choked, 4O-6, by Massillon, Ohio, strong claimants to the mythical national scholastic title. Returning home on October 9, the Links iarred Scottsbluff for the fourth straight time, 33-O. Glenn scooted across with the first pair of tallies on runs of 25 and 14 yards. He took a lateral from Valencia and darted for the opening score after nine minutes of play. Patton booted the point for a 7-O edge at the quarter. Lincoln se- cured three touchdowns in the second round boost- ing the count to 27-O. Glenn scored first, then Galter carried an intercepted pass back 45 yards, and finally Bob Jacobsen picked up a punt in mid- field and scampered all the way down the side- lines in one of the year's most spectacular runs. In the third period Kirkendall chucked a 16 yard touchdown pass to Valencia, but the Bearcats stiff- ened from there on and the scoring was completed. The city championship went to the Red and Black as they rapped out a 14-O victory over North- Galter, Patton, Fox, McDermott, Weyand, assistantg Swanson, Devoe, Beechncr, coach: Lock, Sell, faculty nwanagerg lxieans, Krcmarik, Labovitz, Kirkendall. Becker, McKay. east. Lincoln crammed all its points into the second quarter, and in the fourth killed the Roikets' only serious drive 29 yards short of the goal The first score was obtained on a 44 yard charge, with Glenn slicing across from the four. Witli less than a minute remaining in the half, Kirkenclall fixed 1: 20 yard aerial to Fox in the end zone, and Patton contributed his second successful conversion of the evening to ice the game, Lincoln booted away its chance for the Nlissouri Valley crown on October 23, when it was checked to a 737 draw by Omaha South. On the next Wednesday, Lincoln riddled Omaha Tech for eight touchdowns and a iff! triumph. The Links used two running plays to hammer out a touchdown in the first minute and il half, with Jacobsen romping 17 yards for the counter. Kirk' endall jabbed right tackle for 6 yards, and O'Donf nell swung around left end for 31, as Lincoln vaulted into a 19fO lead at the quarter. O'Donnell hurtled over from the one, and Valencia scored on a 39 yard jog in the second heat, as Lincoln collared 13 more points. A fumble on the one cost th: Red and Black a sixth touchdown. jacobsen snatched a pass from Kirkendall on the 20 and fought his way across with the only marker of the third quarter which ended 3847. The scoring was completed in the last period on touchdown seampf l84l Hudkins, Bramwell, Epp, Glenn, Lee, Smith, Valencia, Pickerill, Overton, Schaumherg, Morris, equipment manager: Lauer, manager ers of 6 and 33 yards by Don Pickercll and Gus Eager. Although it had two touchdowns wiped out by penalties, Lincoln rolled up a 3OfO victory on Omaha Central on November 6. After five min' utes of play Kirkendall bolted over with the first 6 points, and in the second quarter the Red and Black rambled 37 yards, with Jacobsen scoring, to nail a 12f0 edge at the rest period. A 17 yard flip from Kirkendall to Mickey McDermott ac' counted for one third quarter touchdown, and Glenn ripped 2 yards for a second as I2 points were clipped to Lincoln's advantage. Glenn lobbcd an 8 yard pass to Krcmarik for a last period score. The Links rounded up its sixth win of the year, 'Z5f6, in the sesason's finale against Grand Island on November 13. Lincoln paraded 75 yards for a first quarter score, with Glenn plunging 7 yards and Patton converting for a 7fO lead. The Islanders chipped 6 points off this margin in the second when George Gallihan nabbed a pass from Nietf field and ducked over from the five. A 15 yard gallop by Valencia after Lincoln had charged 60 yards with the second half kickoff carried the Links back to front by 7 points. From the 2 yard line, Glenn whipped a touchdown pass to Fox in the last head, and later Eager rammed 2 yards for the closing tally. l85l Lauer, manager, Corrick, Jacobsen, Eager, Lodge, jacob, Cox, McArthur, Swanson, Krcmarik, Galter, Evans, Vfilliams, Basketball Mr. Weyand, coach Capturing four of its six tournament victories by margins of 5 points or less, Lincoln won its second straight state basketball title last March. It was the first time since 191'7f18, that the Red and Black collected two state flags in a row, al' though it has snagged 11 in the tourney's 33 year history. The Links stumbled only once in a 22 game campaign, tagged Northeast 34f21 for the city championship, and retained its Missouri Valley crown by scoring seven wins in eight conference starts. Don McArthur, who created a new school scorf ing record of 304 points for one season, teed off with 11, as the Links stopped Omaha Central 37f21 on December 18. Lincoln bumped Grand Island 36f14 on the next afternoon, as McArthur tucked away 22, his highest total of the regular season. After a twofweek layoff, the Red and Black inter' rupted Hastings' four game winning streak, 33f23. Then they went abroad to snare a 3825 victory from Omaha Tech. In a twofday trip to Sioux City, Lincoln thrashed Central, 4Of18, and East, 4Of16. For its fifth Mis' souri Valley win, the Links flattened Omaha Cen' tral again, 30f18, on january 23. After stemming Crete, 35721, with a fourth quarter barrage that built a 5 point lead into a safe margin, the Red E951 and Black returned home on January 30, and swarmed over Omaha South in a 33f18 conquest. McArthur tabbed 11 and Dick Lodge, 9. In the York tussle on February 2, Bob Jacobsen and Gus Eager came up with 11 and 7 points respectively, and steered the Links into a 32323 triumph. Against Beatrice on February 5, the Links stepped a 19f7 halfftime lead up to 4Of7 early in the fourth, then eased up for a 47f22 verdict. Lincoln's winning streak reached 12 on February 9 with a 34421 conquest of Northeast high in the coliseum. Because Omaha Tech teams were prohibited from leaving the city for athletic events, the Red and Black had to return to Omaha for the February 13 game. With McArthur shut out from the field, Lincoln trailed by 14f5 at the half and 24f17 at the finish for its only setback of the year. Don scored only once in five free throw attempts, while Krcmarik peppered in 8 points. Krcmarik was shifted to center against Omaha South on the following Tuesday, when McArthur was sideflined with a knee injury, and teamed with Eager to pace a 3Of18 victory. Against a Falls City team that had lost only twice during the year, and one of those in an overtime to Creighton Prep, Lincoln completed its regular season with a 31117 success on March 3. York was erased easily. 46f20, in the opening round of the regional tourney at the Ag College, but the Links had to bounce Crete out of a 4 point lead in the last quarter to escape with a 43f4O decision in the semiffinals. Lincoln rubbed out a Northeast rally in the last quarter of the final game to grab another thriller, 34133. After being chased out of a 13-7 first period lead, the Links hustled back on top as the half ended, 18f17, when McArthur punched in a hook shot, The score was evened twice in the third before Bob Jacobsen potted three fielders and Dave Krcmarik one, for a 29f23 margin. Dick Lodge pumped in 2 points to start the fourth, but the Rockets clustered two buckets by Joe Laub and one by Cliff Squires, to slice Lincoln's lead to 31' 29. Krcmarik and Laub then rifled in fielders, Lodge notched the winning charity flip, and Squires tallied with a one hander as the game ended. While Lincoln swept Lexington out of the first round of the state tournament by 43f29, McArthur registered 12 field goals and 3 gift shots, thus winding up 3 points behind the Class A scoring record for one game. Don unloaded 14 points in the semiffinals, as a fourth quarter attack by Hastings failed by only 4 points from canceling Lincoln's 33f19 third period lead. The final score was 3967. The Red and Black established leads of S6 at the quarter and 21f11 at the half. A 12 point third period clinched the victory, although the Tigers almost nailed Lincoln in the fourth chapter by copping 16 points while relinquishing only six. Playing before 6,000 cheering fans, Lincoln pep' pered Omaha Benson out of a 2 point third quarter lead in the state championship contest, and squirmed into a 29f24 victory. In the first stanza, Gus Eager connected twice from the field and McArthur once, for a 6f3 lead. Benson shaved this to 11f9 at the intermission, but Lincoln sank seven consecutive points early in the third for a 9 point edge. George Kinnick paced a Bunnie assault which knocked 8 points off this difference. Glenn Eckstrom secured a fielder and Kinnick a charity for a 2220 Benson lead at the quarter. Lodge and Krcmarik wrapped fielders around Jacobsen's free throw, as the Links lunged back on top quickly, 25f22. Kinnick racked up Benson's last 2 points on a one hander, after which McArthur and Jacobsen contributed 4 points. McArthur was chosen the state's best player for the second straight year and Jacobsen was also an allftourney choice. Dave Krcmarik flips a one hander in the state finals The tipoff starting the Hastings game at Irving l7l Mr. Weyand, coach: Mumford, Cullen, Griswold, Snyder Carr, Peterson, Arenas, Hamilton, Evans, Krcmarik, Patton, Mohrman, Betz Hays,'Ga1rcr, jacob, Cassidy, Eager, Snyder, manager Baseball Lincoln bumped into an experienced Omaha South nine in the baseball opener on April 15 and were bottled up by Tom Smith's no hit pitching in a 7-O loss. Three Links reached first, two on passes, but only one got to second. Harold jacob hurled all the way for Lincoln and was smeared for seven hits including two homers and a triple. South worked over two runs in the first frame and at the end of the third were on top by four. The other three tallies were grouped into the sixth. Eleven Links struck out. Last year the Packers clipped Lincoln 65, with Smith gaining the decision in a relief role. Nine lettermen were slated to return this year, but inelegibility lopped off two and Bob Jacobsen didn't play in the South game. The remaining let- termen were Bob Patton, catcher, jacob, pitcherg Dave Krcmarik, Ivan Evans and Gus Eager, infield' ers, and Morris Galter, outfielder. -19 Amaivw l83l Schneider, manager: Bolus, Freitag, Tomsik, Wenke, Swanson, Overton, Morrison, Beideck, manager Mr, Beechner, coach: Hay, Zichek, Means, Kelly, Cox, Becker, Piderit, Wolfe, Dolen, Mr. Worrall, assistant coach Valencia, Hughes. Colley, Miller, Specht, Nickens, Bruns, johnson, Pettit Simmons, Ferguson, Brusnahan, Wells, Parsons, Pickett, Lauer, Munro, Munson, McKay, Hcrtzler Lincoln started the 1943 track season without a single point winner from last year's state meet. Seven lettermenffioland Wolfe, Charles Valencia, Harold Becker, Bob Bruns, Arden Means, Wally Munro and Woodson Colleyfwere back, however. .lack Nickens, who leaped fivc feet eight inches to win the state Class B high jump title last spring, transferred to Lincoln from Teachers high. The Red and Black picked up 60 points in the Thomas Jefferson relays on April 17 and wound up in third place, ten points short of first. Becker flipped the shot 47 feet 5 inches for a blue ribbon and Chuck Bolus, a sophomore, and Bruns collected seconds in the high jump and vault, respectively. ln the relay events, Lincoln bagged the mile medley in 354.5 and finished second in two others. Lincoln was host to four schools in an invitational meet in the oval on April 21 and racked up 61 points to top runnerup Northeast by 29. The Links dragged down seven firsts and placed one-two in three events. Lincoln's only double winner was Becker, who threw the shot 45 feet 2M inches and the discus 123 feet 316 inches. Dick Piderit hung up a second in the former event and a fourth in the latter, Bolus cleared 5 feet 8 inches in the high jump and Wolfe was an inch below in second place. Bruns was first at 1016 and Munro second in the vault. Cutside of the half mile relay, the only victories Lincoln could scrape up in the run' ning events were in the 880, won by Valencia in 2:06.8, and the mile, won by Hertzler in 4:48. Wells scored seconds in the 220 and the broad jump and Ben Munson snatched a second in the low hurdles. Si' Brusnahan nips Eager, Wells, and Simmons in interclass Bruns sails over har easily. 100 yard clash. 1391 Swimming Vxfartime transportation difficulties whittled Linf coln's swimming schedule to a pair of meets with Fremont, Only four lettcrmen, Boh Millei', Ed Schaumherg, Don lvleyers, and Harry lvleginnis were on hand from last year's state cofchampionship squad. Disqualification of Lincoln's divers plus a rally hy Fremont in the last few events of the first enf counter made it necessary for the Red and Blacld to win the final relay to avert a deadlock. How- ever, the Links came up with an easy triumph in that event, to cart off a 3824 victory. Lincoln cornered first places in each of the first four races to take charge of a 2739 lead. Miller snapped up ten of these points with victories in the 100 yard hreast stroke and 220 yard free style, and was the day's only douhle winner, His times were 1:17.5 and 2357.8 Schaumherg reduced the Fremont pool record for the Bo yard free style hy 1.7 seconds, as Lincoln shelled out a 35927 triumph in the second tangle. Ed's time was 17.5, and he was followed across the line hy Vxfoodworth. Miller again supplied the Red and Black with 10 points, achieved on timed of 1:22.6 in the hreast stroke and 2:57 in the free style. Meyers and Frary coupled their efforts for S points in the 100 yard hack stroke, Meyei's pop- ping home first in 1:20.9. Piercy uncorked an' other winning 100 yard free style performance, and Fremont pried loose 5 points in the medley relay, hefore Schaumherg anchored Lincoln's freo style relay foursome to a victory in 12139. HE was preceded hy Vxfoodvvorth, Vxfalters, and Bloomer. INS Milo I 1 ll R Spomer D Spomer, Mr. Pumphrey, coach: Mcgiiinis, Nlcculla l Acknovvlegrnents Bringing forth such a book as the Links each year, with all the complications involved, would scarcely be possible without the invaluable aid not only of many students and faculty members, but also of others not connected with the school. There' fore we deeply appreciate the efforts of those who have assisted in the publication of this year book. This page is devoted to the recognition of their contributions. We owe many thanks to Mr. Mardis, Miss Pound and Mr. Hackman for their supervision and cooperation, and to the entire office staff for tak' ing time to supply information, names, and lists which have facilitated our work. The salesmanship classes deserve recognition for their splendid work in the Links sales campaign which sold out every available book. The talents of Miss Elizabeth Grone and the camera club are responsible for many fine pictures in this publication. The unusual photographs of the capitol and of the military parade in the front of the book were the contribution of F. E. Roth. Joe Van Hatten is responsible for all artistic drawingg Jean Davenport and Jack Lynn for last' minute bits of copy. Miss Esther Montgomery and Miss Belle Farman stayed by during some of the overtime needed when the deadline for publication was drawing near. Miss Jessie B. Jury lent effective aid. The Advocate provided the roster of Lincoln high men in service, a list which is being as com' pletely kept up to date as possible by that organif zation. We are also indebted to the custodians who prof duced from somewhere an additional desk for us at the beginning of the semester when the problem of only four desks for five board members conf fronted us. To all these and to many others whose assistance and cooperation has made the publication of the Links possible we express our sincere gratitude. Entrance to Building Facing East Athletic Field aff iv M V2 jfyf