Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Our Schools difficulty and prevent the milling around in the halls which seemed to be the ony amuse- ment of students who had already eaten lunch, the student council established games in the gymnasium to run throughout lunch periods. H large variety of games provides the outlet for much pent up steam before it is necessary to return to classes. Pls part of the new system of education, a visual education room has shown many films for different classes, and is much in request by clubs as well. Plctually showing students the facts has often proved more effective than mere reading as far as memory and compre- hension are concerned. Open house has been one of the times at which new methods and equipment have been demonstrated, for improvement is con- stantly affecting most methods and equipment. Connie McBride puts a record on for a class room program. Kenneth Rivett shows a beef heart to his parents at open house.

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