Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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THESE WE HONOR T LETKN lf' il HUNUR SUM wx M 'Eli- fa S X 1 5 Being elected to the national honor society signifies that a graduating senior is in the upper fifteen percent of the school in regard to scholarship, leadership and citizenship. A student may earn this honor only by maintaining a consistently high standard in these three respects duing all his high school days. This group is made up of those Who use their superior ability to the advantage of the entire school. They have chosen a clean-cut path toward their goals in life and followed it perseveringly. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mar- garet Procter and Miss Mary Bardwell, this organization assists the teachers with registration and is in charge of the stu- dent council election in the spring. With honor comes responsibility - honor society members, JEANNE MALONE and CARMEN SHEP HERD, talk over registration. Lincoln high is justly proud of these capable, efficient and self-reliant stu- dents. They show to the greatest degree the traits which our school is devoted to developing in all students. The World is looking to them, confident that civiliz- ation in hands such as theirs will continue to progress toward the ideal. Last Row: Hancock, Kurth, Lidolph, Wenke, Russell. Third Row: Webber, R. Johnson, Walker, Hornby, Thomsen, Mallory, Winslow. S dR :Vlt' L'dShhtR Sh rclS'htLm' Tne econ ow a en iner, air , c ac , aysor, epa , erig , ea ing, o y. First Row: Yoder, Holland, Jacoby, Nekuda, L. Johnson, Vanstrom, Holeman, Worcester. Not in picture: Clifford Dickey, Robert Graham, Jeanne Malone, Fred Pflug, Aleta Snell.

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Practice makes perfect-First aid students practice bandages and artificial respiration on fellow classmates . . . PIERCE dunks another in the Scottsbluff fray. A group of girls enjoy their lunch Chalfj hour. Acquiring knowledge, train- ing for vocations, participat- ing in specialized extracur- ricular activities, belonging to clubs and taking part in athletics and sports, are pre- paration for a place in de- mocracy and makes up Lin- coln high's SCHOOL LIFE. Page 23