Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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4 Q Power in its material form conjures up the pictures of telegraph wires stri from hemisphere to hemisphere . . . of giant dams holding back tons of water, radiating their energy in the form of electricity to cities hundreds of miles aw forms of 'power-vibrating energy, accomplishing man's work easily and e ang from pole to pole and of white-lipped waterfalls ay. These are the material ffortlessly - performing a iand. hundred services when a finger pushes a switch -responding to anyone's comn As our theme for the 1938 Totem we have chosen a select form of power th things around us. Its forms are myriad . . . the ability of books to impart know environment to mold character . . . the way in which the human voice can i all indications of the existence of a force which our scientists have been unabl the force whichdeals primarily with human beings, a force which shaped huma t exists in the commonest ledge . . . the power of an hfluence others. These are e to isolate or name. It is I. 1 destinies before the radio wer which was developed or the telephone or the airplane were even thought of. Compared with the po unlimited. as the result of technological progress, this other force is ageless and its uses are which this power theme The four sections of the annual reflect our conception of the divisions into se combined efforts result would logically fall. PERSONAL POWER is commanded by the individuals, who in COOPERATIVE POWER. Leavening the sober business of four years spent in POWER ON THIS Loose-candid flashes of student activity- the sentimental in the year l938. Powiik PLUS presents the athletic picture. Lincoln High School . . . POIl'l'l' on l'urmlr'. i ntellectgial development is record of what happened