Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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QQ, W Last Row: Connealy, Olson, Gorton, Bauman, Rohan, Wakeman. Ludvvick, Emmons, Mikkelsen, Heldenbrand, Kid- der, Greer. Fourth Row: DeLett, Fowler, Osterman, Eckhardt, Barnhill, Fuller, Beal, Clark, Vant, Packard, Hitz, Nutt, Lang- don. Third Row: Simpson, Fahrenbruch, Seright, Chamberlin, Squyres, Fischer, Williams, Stam, Swanson, Otoupalik, Fried, Wagey. Second Row: Brown, Norton, Hogue, Albert, Ruehle, Snow, Johnson, Egger. House, Smith, Starkel. First Row: Killian, Cone, Donegan, vice-presidentg Russell, vice-president: Campbell, president: Deffenbaugh, president: Piccolo, secretary-treasurer3 Noble, secretary-treasurer3 Greenfield, Robinson, Claussen. HE AMERICAN WAY Maintaining direct contact with the desires and proposals of the average student, home room rep- resentatives promote student wants with the fac- ulty directors and explain the Wishes of the faculty to the school. Elected by each home room, the representatives are the ambassadors of the stu- dents' will and needs. Serving as they do, they are invaluable assistants to the home room teacher and carry on such tasks as selling activity tickets, col- lecting class dues, assisting in school elections and the different drives carried on during the year. xl? Q, X mxxx s WAYS KN , si- at ,.,, --1- M X , my , R 1' 1 -ri ' if I i 1 6 lf SEE E f'Homc Room 303 has 40 percent. cr- claims FRITZ Souvmss to JIM STROUD as the two lnriinig thc ClClil7'il'll sale clicrrt up to dau Chalk up aizothcr one. Ri'1J7'l,'5C'7llUT'i'Z7CS PAT O'HARA, HAZELLE House, ANN JEAN- Ni5'r'rE SMITH, PHY1.LIs CONE and SHIRLEY Si3RIGH'r labulatv class cflcrtioiz rcturizs.

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! XVX Lia TRAINING FUR RESPONSIBILITY Jw Guarding closed halls is the re- sponsibility of these two home room alternates, BARBARA HoLLo- WAY and SUE KIMBALL. Wednesday morning and another issue of the Advocate. Home room alternates turn sales money and left over Advocates into the Advocate office. ' Assisting the home room representatives in their tasks, is the home room alternate body. Doing much if to keep the home room functioning properly, the al- ternate does not always get the credit due him. Taking attendance each morning, selling and distributing Advocates each Week are among his duties. Here is another organization Where opportunity for training in leadership is given. Last Row: Bruns, Barnett, Johnston, Davis, Lowder, Whitworth, Overton, Runion, Amen, Porter, Waddle. Fourth Row: Geist, Johnson, Davey, Smith, Thompson, Bergquist, McConnell, Clark, Burback, Dehlatz, Stroud. Third Row: Mendoza, Mayer, Fulton, Haskins, Waline, Koch, Malone, Hamilton, Kehling, Hanneman, Walker. Second Row: Walroth, Nordahl, Church, R. Speer, Worcester, Wacker, Dardson, Elias, Thomsen, Bergstraesser, Miller. First Row: J. Williams, Gannon, Freitag, B. Williams, S. Kimball, Mockett, Shilhan, Wright, Rankin, Olson, Tur- ner. wir QM 4