Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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327 Representative, Bonnie Tiangco, makes an ac- tivity ticket sale to Louise Watkins, while LaVonne Locker waits her turn. It is 1:40 p. m. on the second or fourth Wed- nesday of the month. You turn on your tele- vision set and see a group of about sixty boys and girls in the L.l-LS. auditorium. Who are they? What do they do? 'Tis a good question, easily answered. They are Home Room Representatives meeting to dis- cuss problems which affect students' activities and affairs. l-lome room such-and-such has gone so many days without a tardy, is the poster de- signed by the representative tardy committee for each home room. The number is changed each day to one higher number unless the room has a tardy and must start at zero again. flbserices, tardies, ballots, etc., are recorded by the representative and alternate. Mari Moran and Peggy Keith do the job in 32l. Near the table are Io Vlach, Yvonne Shrader, Sally Sieck, Iohn Schwindt, Gus Sindt, and Mary Ellen Slagle. Daily duties of a representative include tak- ing the home room attendance and helping the teacher. Representatives are responsible for selling activity tickets and other tickets, turning in Red Cross and Community Chest drive money, and reporting meetings to their home rooms. Assisting the home room representative is the faithful alternate, who performs the du- ties when the representative is absent and al- ways distributes the Advocates to home room subscribers. These l24 citizens of L.H.S. work for the best interests of the student body just as the U. S. Congress works for the interests of U. S. citizens. HOME ROOM HLTERNHTES: Fifth Row: Dischner, Miller, Bahm, Laase, Morton. Peterson. Lawlor, Wieland, Reed, McCarnmon. Fourth Row: Holland, Blazier, Moran, Lamb, Zoriicek, Good, ulrner, Hogg, Scheele. Third Row: Qnderson, Carlson, Schmidt, Hetherington, Wohlfarth, V. Wilcox, Barton, Epp, D. Wilcox. Second Row: Bieberstein, Hergert, Finney, Baldwin, Nellis, Ellenwood, Sittner, Gifford. First Row: Shipps, Dewey, Scott, Healey, Iackson, Knaub, Best, Davis, Thoreson, Miller, Keim.

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2 HOME ROOM , , , e nc son, Trabert, Spahn, Woolman, Hardesty Martin Mardis, McKie. Fourth Row: Luft Katskee Hogan Phill' B . , , ips, orgaard, Latture, Slote, Mueller, Sommers, Qriderson. Third Row Stroh, McMartin, Long, Stancxrd, Bramwell, Beck, Valencia, Gordon, Unterseher, Peterson. Second Row: Kimmel, Hergenrader Crawford, Dittoe, Ellis, Whitmore, Guest, Carter, Bieber, Schwabauer. First Row: Kolb, Jordan, Schneider, Brendle, Iohns, vice presidentg Murphy, president, Volz, secretary-treasurer, Tiangco, Bryan, Keith, Gunn. REPRESENTHTIVES: Fifth Row: 'Wells Beechner Noble H nd' k -.j?C!Vl.SO4'y OCZI' S o 0 9 The home room basketball tourney created quite a stir. Ierry Pegans, Darrell Minchow, Dick Kroeller, Dick Myers, Kenneth Koenig, Lowell Sohl, ond Phil Soren their loyalty to 315 by signing up with representative, Tommy Spahn. sen showed is' ,, 4 'M- Right this Way! Representatives, Dick Wieland Bob Volz, and lack Trabert, do their bit at Open House by putting up guide signs. Page 14

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Newcomers Sam Righter and Mary Hindmarsh know the people to seeifthey wantto getoH w a good mad they go nghtto Mr Qelzinc! tlze Scenes capacity. door. reached. sonal problems to her. Miss Weatherby is living proof that smiling faces, curly dark hair, and sparkling brown eyes are found behind the scenes as well as on the television screen. 4 Genial? Understanding? You bet Yes, that's Otto W. Hackman boys advisor and assistant principal, who has been with Lincoln High School for almost thirty two years in either a teaching or an administrative Although one of the busiest men in school he is never too occupied to handle the smallest registration detail, program difficulty or gen eral problem of any student Mr. Hackman estimates that an average number of 40 pupils pass through his office every day, and usually the most clelected face is smiling upon leaving the able counselors Commenting on the most satisfying result of his work, he believes that the tougher a pupil's problems, the more gratifying ff h final results when a successful verdict 1 Also an able and efficient assistant prin cipal is Miss Dorcas Weatherby fashionable and congenial counselor of girls who helps the girls with many of their problems She may inform them of a special honor or question them about that grade that needs bringing up, but Miss Weatherby is sympa thetic and helpful when anyone brings per Miss Dorcas Weatherby