Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Nancy Aitken The symbol of top scholarship, the Lin- coln High gold key, was presented by the school to its highest ranking senior, Nancy Aitken. Nancy had a grade of 1.1 for her three years at L.H.S., and 135 out of her 160 hours were in academic subjects, She has been in numerous school activities, and is a member of Student Council and the National Honor Society. Curtain Calls and Bravos for the Top Players Bob Barnett was the senior bo selected Y to receive the 1953 Harry Sidney Dobbins Award, offered each year since 1912 by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sidney Dobbins to the high- est ranking senior in scholarship, citzienship, and atheltics. Bob had a scholastic average of 1.2, second highest in the Senior Class, 60 superior citizenship ratings, and lettered two years in football, two years in basketball, and three years in baseball. For the first time in history the G.A.A. Cup Girl has turned out to be two persons, LaVerne Green and Marilyn Peterson. Each girl was found to be equally well qualified for the cup, on the basis of participation in girls, athletics, service, scholarship citizen ship, and popularity, What is probably the most sought-after scholarship in the state, and what certainly has the most students in competition for it, the Regents' Scholarship of the University of Nebraska, goes this year to Robert J, Mozer. Robert had the highest score from among the 104 students taking the examination, The upper 25 per cent of the Senior Class was eligible to take the test, and on the basis of the scores, the alternates were Charles Beans, Roger Henkle, David Pierson, David Talbert, David Renwick, and Charles Wright. Bob Barnett Marilyn Peterson LaVerne Green Page 30