Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Contents I Introduction II Faculty III Classes IV Activities V Arts VI Sports VII Calendar VIII Advertising

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Preface No more poignant theme than modern pioneer' ing could have been chosen to symbolize the spirit of Lincoln high school, an institution eager to try new plans, to blaze fresh trails. The trail of the class of 1956 is dotted with mile' stones of achievement, making a path to the clearing of distinction in which are found the nation's best schools. Development in music, art, journalism and athletics as well as in actual reading, writing and arithmetic has brought our school countrywide rec' ognition. Qur leader and principal, H. C. Mardis, following notable predecessors, has wielded the ax to make a place for the milestones. Encouraging, counseling and keeping his finger on the pulse of the outside world as well as ours, he has aided in push' ing our school on toward perfection as only students and teachers who have worked with him can know. To record adequately, as pioneers and historf ians, our school life during the last three years has been our earnest purpose in preparing the twentieth volume of THE LINKS.

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Dedication To a teacher who aspires to be more than a teacher and succeeds in her aspiration, to a helper, a counselor, a friend, to a Woman who values her subject, social science, and strives through example and instruction to inspire her students to perform their tasks independently and well, to Miss Iennie L. Piper, we sincerely dedicate the 1936 Links.