Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Kim Hemenway GerokJ Henderson Suson Hennedse Lon Henning Voy Henry Michelle Henze! Coroline Hier fodd Hi I den brand Julie Hill Jim Hilrner Reed Hindmond Kim Hinkle Greg Hoog Mork Holt Louro Hopkins Jeanne Howe Susie Hudson Rhonda Huff Duane Hughes Jeff Hughes Vero Hunt Phung Huynh Robin Hyde Dove Hywood Rick Ihde Dob Ingram And Jackson Kevin Jockson Irocy Jonousek Mike Jeys Joe Jirkovsky Dorry Johnson Dryon Johnson Kim Johnson Sue Johnson Glenda Jones Shouno Jones Kim Jordon Pam Jose Scort Juengel Kim Kolkworf Donno Kovonogh Party Keith Lisa Keller Carey Kelley Uso Ouettgenboch eats her fruit on the patio Jon Paul s new minncolculator is so smoll that he pushes two keys every time he pushes one 90—Juniors

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Students adapt Lincoln High School has o very strong student exchange program, certainly the most active in the city. This indudes students coming here and LHS students going abroad. There were six foreign stu- dents offending Lincoln High this year. They were Abigail Albo, Bolivia; Iba Noor, Indo- nesia; Lex von Kooren. The Netherlands, Mori Russo, Brazil; Borr Von Der Griren, The Neth- erlands; ond Lupe Vorelo. Mexico. Usuolly about half of the exchange students ore AFS (American Field Services). There ore other exchonge pro- groms which ore church- relored American students who wish to porricipote in the AFS pro- gram ore screened, ond their applications ore sent to New York City. Those selected ore morched with o family in some foreign country. They're really adventurous people.' soid program super- visor Katherine Brauer. Lex von Kooren Mon Russo ond Ibo Noor ore rhree of the Foreign Exchonge students Rond Ftenchs Roy Frey Vickie Gobnel ftot Gage John Gollonf Joy Gollup Ron Golois Cedelio Gortboy Reggy Goube Mike Geren Tommy Gettoch Koren Giebeihous Ellie Gies Jonice Gil torn Debtxe Gillopie Riro Goebel Laura Goering Horvey Gooding Jetty Goodwin Dove Gordon Jon Grontski Oryon Greb Steve Green Enc Gregory Dirk Grenemeier Jim Gropp Lon Guthrie Blonco Guzmon Leslie Hockenberg Denet Holler Jim Hommelnnonn Ken Hammer Dovid Hancock Jeff Honsen Jenny Honsen Mork Hording Doug Horre Chortorre Homngron Joke Homs Jeff Harr Undo Hotkey Doug Howco Lono Heoney Cothy Heinz Mork Helling Juniors—89

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Shame on you! Cheating. Do srudenrs or Lincoln High do rhar sort of rhing? They try, said Mr. Horvey Stoner, mathematics reocher and coordinator of the Gifted Program or LHS. A favorite trick of his srudenrs is to correo or odd answers to rests that ore being handed bock. The students try to get credit for these answers by say- ing that he mode misrokes cor- recting their papers But accord- ing to Mr. Stoner, o check mark placed over the wrong answer or blank answer space will remedy the situation. Mr. Stoner believes that it is up to the teachers to keep cheating ro o minimum. Walk- ing oroud the classroom dur- ing o test is one way he has found ro keep the students' eves on their own papers. One problem students hove is that they don't take their homework seriously enough. They don't think anything of copying someone else's pa- per ond turning it in. This Is one reason that the Moth Deport- ment does not put much em- phasis on homework grades when figuring final grades. Cheating is more easily accomplished in some dosses rhon others In English dosses, for example, cheating is more difficult because many rests ond papers require essay answers which ore hord ro copy. Bur no matter how the class is taught or how rests ore given, there will always be those few students who will try to improve their grades by cheating. Ion Lipsky ond Benner Holler have o bu»- ness arrangement John Kellogg ftx Kennedy Deb Kiihne Oxmny Kim Chendo Kim Dove Klimes Kortiy Knipple Sherry Kohlmon fbul Kopochke Sean Kraft tommy Krause Steve Krebstxxh Rondo Krumm Kurt Krurok Vicki Kuehn Dawn Kuhlengel Come Kusy Brad Laschonzky Renny Losley Rhondo Leof Frank Lemke Joe Lewandowki Alan Ueb Ken Ughmer Soroh Link lourie linson ferry Lofrin Juniors—91