Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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As We Leave To H. C. M. His snapping eyes lXIiss nothing. His ready smile lnspires confidence. He accepts the burdens of his office XVith easy grace and Graceful ease. He is seldom too busy to see Any student. His decisions are fair and just Always. His cordial informality and Cool. quick mind make him The best loved principal Any class QVCY' had. VVe salute you, H. C. Mardisl DaMoN SANDEN To the School YVe of the class of 1934, are leaving behind us what to many constitute the happiest years of our lives. lvlany of us step forth from this high school immediately into the turmoil of life: others, more fortunate, will spend the next few years in some university or college, preparing for a profession or whatever future lies ahead of them, Lincoln high school has meant to us something that cannot be put into words. YVe have made friendships here that will be invaluable to us in later life: we have worked, we have playedg we have laughed, we have criedg some have studied while others played, some have laughed while others have criedg some have loved while others have been aloneg we have spent, most of us, these last three years with nothing more serious to worry about than the next day's history assignment. VVe have had a great deal to say about how glad we'd be to get out of this place, but when it comes right down to leaving, when we realize that we leave hosts of friends here, perhaps never to meet again, there is a curious catch in our throats, a vague, empty throbbing of our hearts, and our E231 sight is dimmed by a suspicious mist. Regardless of what has happened, nearly all of us can look back in the future, on our high school careers and truth- fully say, lt was glorious, it was fun, even if we didn't appreciate it then. And so, Lincoln high, the best of good luck and may we meet again. DAMON SANDEN The Corridors The hall is seldom quiet. The sound of band instruments, First tuning, then playing, Combine to produce music. The steady click of the lockers As the locker guard making his round Turns each knob, The muffled throb of machinery From the shops, changing Into a roar as the door Into the hall is opened. Now and then a whistle Resounds along the corridor, Or, perhaps the light tap Of a girl's high-heeled shoes. In the winter the radiators Sigh and pant, In the spring, fresh, cool Breezes swirl up and down the hall Gathering paper, chips and dust In their wake. Then, a moment of quiet, Machinery has stopped, Band instruments are put away, The clock gives a soft But audible click The bell rings Pupils surge. Douoeas Dom'

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