Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Lai wfjlfj ' WW ' If by Lgntrocluction ln fhis year 7947, fhe firsl year of real peace, nolable changes have appeared af Lincoln high school. Freed from warfime pressure, sludenls have diverled fheir in- feresfs fo school acfivilies, and fhe school has expanded ifs program fo meel fhese needs. A new science club has gained fhe inferesl of many sfudenfs, Mimes and fhe Clef club have reorganized and olher clubs of long sfanding have increased lheir membership many fold. Sfudenf-facully commiffees have worked logefher, making vasf improvemenfs in courlesy, cifizenship and healfh habifs of fhe school populace, The exfended lunch hour and newly decorafed cafeferia are indicafions of fhis cooperafion. A pafriofic assembly was fhe ouf- sfanding confribufion of fhe cifizenship commiflee. A furfher sfep in fhe progress of heallh was noled in fhe com- ing of fhe mobile X-ray unil, which gave, upon reauesf, free chesl examinafions fo sludenfs. These are buf a few of fhe visible changes al Lincoln high. We who have worked on fhis 7947 Links haveslrj a' lo bring an accurale panorama of life af Lincijpfhigh schggl. i iw h ll Uh IL iL slL ff T e cxme room is cz o ucxr S o 'ring e

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lfffflrfy titans V WW if Q J s f W H+ ml 1, xl 6 15 lll if c, :ls - i ,' g -4- 'Q.,. N' A w W , X Qfdv mc, In Lincoln high, on one fair day, Some say he would not ask the way, A freshman new did stand. And died of hesitation. Arrayed in brandfnew clothes was he A ,notebook in his hand- Although this freshman died in vain The fates to him were kind. His courage was below the mark To carry on his high school life Where courage ought to be. His ghost was left behind. He'd heard about the frightful deeds That senims did, you see. Now Archie is this young ghost's name Of this he does not boast. He winced at every little sound, Befreclqled is his upfturned nose He stayed close to the walls. Uncommon for a ghost. Then on one sad and fateful day, He got lost in the halls. Archie still lives his high school lifc And wanders gay but pale, . Some say he died of lack of sleep, So turn the leaves to see just how Some say it was starvation, He figures in this tale. . ,,fff'l D My A , Page 6 f f is I ' . -J , hwy hill N h dy ig, it . X., ,J -.f' X - 'X S N X , lg X, X. 1 , I . . l A . ' :J T. x I Pnl ,fl