Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Relationship special Various activities take time n 1 J Fr people who choose to participate in rela- tionships, weekend activi- ties can quickly become a very expensive experience. It then becomes necessary to find different things to do, or when it is necessary to spend money, make it worth it. In a sense—Cheap Dates!! Doug Toline, a senior, said some of his favorite times with his girlfriend are those times at home, watching T.V. or listening to the radio. “Some of the best times we have are those when I go over to her house or she comes to mine, and that’s all we do, stay at home,” he said. He also said that when they do something that costs money, “Whoever has the money pays for the date, sometimes it’s me, sometimes it’s her.” Tammy Schriner, a sen- ior, said she likes to picnic to get away from the cost of going out. “We take some food (our parents’ of course) to the park, and just have fun by ourselves,” she said. “Sometimes we go over to friends houses to watch movies on a VCR or to watch something on HBO, or something like that.” She added, “We also go to parties to be with our friends, that doesn’t cost anything for us.” Both Doug and Tammy said they do things that cost money. Doug said he and his girl friend drove up to Omaha to see the Truck Races. “That was an expensive night,” he said. Tammy said her and her boyfriend go to movies, maybe miniature golfing once in awhile, some- times dinner. All in all, they said they definitely preferred the times they could spend alone, in front of the T.V. or stereo, with their own boyfriend girlfriend, re- spectively. In The Student Life Section: Houses.........................Pg. 8 Summer Jobs......................Pg. 10 Road Trips.......................Pg. 12 Lunchtime ....................Pg- 14 Lockers.........................Pg- 16 Classes as a Second Home........Pg. 18 Dances..........................Pg- 20 Homecoming......................Pg. 22 Renaissance Fair.................Pg. 24 NEBRASKA STATE FAIR • - v MJQ mom jo HUEY LEWIS 3'.' 1 RINGFiELD , ; S “J , hue? lew A major pastime, concerts were a favorite activity of students. Ticket prices varied from $7.50 to $200.00 Dancing and romancing, students can go to the Lucky Lady for inexpen srve entertainment. The Lucky Lady offers “teen nights” on Sundays. Playing an important part in his life, Doug Toline’s car took up a lot of his time. Doug also spent a great deal of time with his girlfriend. Student Life—7

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Not to be mistaken for a trailer home, Devon’s mobile home is his domain. Since it is so far from the inner town area, most of Devon’s time is spent either at home or at school. 8—Houses