Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Dean SeH Ingdda Dzenh ArnoH Hendemon Nhwy RHey HUNDRED SENIORS Since l9l3 a senior boy who shows achievemenT in aThleTics, scholarship, and ciTizenship has received The Harry Sidney Dobbins Award. Dean Sell, This year's win- ner, has earned Two TooTball, Two baskeTball, and Three Track leTTers and has mainTained a good scholasTic average. The H. C. Marais Scholarship, esTab- lished To honor a Tormer principal aT Lincoln High School, was awarded To lngrida Dzenis. WiTh a l.4 scholasTic average, she ranks eighTh Trom The Top oT The class. Winner oT Two ouTsTanding awards made To seniors is Arnold Henderson. WiTh majors in science, Toreign languages, social sTudies, and maThemaTics, he has main- Tained a I.l average To receive The Lincoln High School Scholarship Key. He is also winner oT The RegenTs' Scholarship. AlTer- naTes are: Paul Baldwin, Roger Brown, Richard ChrisTensen, Susan Fraser, RoberT Marks, George PorTer, Charles Rook, Carol Thompson, and Charles Wilson. Mary Riley was chosen Cup Girl Tor l956, an honor received by The senior girl mosT ouTsTanding in aThleTics. Mary has earned six leTTers and Tive emblems in G.A.A. acTiviTies. She ranks in The upper Third oT her class and has TwenTy-one su- perior raTings. Lincoln High School is iusTly proud oT The record made by seniors in The NaTional MeriT ExaminaTions given Tor The TirsT Time This year. EighT in This school were success- Tul in The preliminary examinaTion, and Two, Arnold Henderson and Carol Thompson, won scholarships. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP: Arnold Henderson, George PorTer, Carol Thompson, Charles Rook, Susan Fraser, Bob Marks BiruTa Adminis and lseaTecll Dick ChrisTensen Page 22

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iw I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Boffom Row: Jacob, LauTzenheiser, Gabarron, Reimers, vice-president Wilson, presidenT: Hall, secreTary-Treasurer: Johnson, Johns, Adminis. Row 2: Loken, ChrasTil. Kruce, Gardner, Garlinghouse, Ficlce, Fraser, LichTenberg, Jones, Evolga, Downs. Row 3: Basoco, Brown, I-lenlce, Baldwin, ChrisTensen, I-lays, Ames, Henderson. Row 4: Blum, Bible, Glade, Leger, Gease, Beck, Dzenis, Kahler, Dieferich, Davisson, Croclcer. Three years oT worlc in scholarship, service To The school, ancl in exTracurricular acTiviTies were climaxed This spring by The announcemenT oT The sevenTy-Tive new members iniTiaTed inTo The Lincoln I-Iigh chapTer oT The NaTional I-lonor SocieTy. Membership is Iimifed To TiTTeen per- cenT oT The class, and To be eligible a senior musT be in The upper TwenTy-Tive percenT oT The class scholasTically. To hold Their Tour cardinal principles, characTer, scholarship, leadership, and serv- ice, as goals To sTrive Tor in liTe is The pur- pose oT The orqanizaTion. The lceysTone and Tlaminq Torch are symbolic oT The NaTional I-Ionor SocieTy. The lceysTone symbolizes The high ideals, and The Tlaming Torch sTands Tor The pur- pose oT The socieTy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: BoTTom Row: ParroTT, McAllisTer, McLaughlin, PeTerson, Munson, WITT, Summers, Tisher, M. Miller, STohlman. Row 2: Quinn, McCoy, PorTer, MaThis, MaTisons, Seymour, Marlcs, Williams, Thompson. Row 3: We-bsTer, MuTz, Menqel, Meyers, SmiTh, Van Valin, Prucha, Sell, Walls, R. Miller. NoT Picfured: Meinlce, Rook, Sics, Sloan, Spadf, Theede, WrighT.