Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Personnel Changes New Teachers Mrs, Evans has replaced Rohert Landegren in the hook room. Miss Manrine Mertz is thc new assistant lihrarian. Miss Beattie Retires Miss Ethel Beattie, 1943 class sponsor and a teacher of Latin in the Lincoln school system, is retiring from her teaching position at Lincoln high at the end of this school year. Miss jessie B. jury, head of the Latin department, said: i'Miss Beattie to my mind typifies the real scholar. The school appreciates ller culf tural haekgrouncl and her serenity under all circumstances, ln relationship to the department, to her classes, and to the work of the school she was most willing and cooperative. Kuhn, Lindberg, Burnham, Wtmrrall l15l

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LILLIAN E. STORYfphysical cduca tion. HELEN M. STOWELL-mtisic. GRACE TAPLEY--distributive occupa tions. MRS. BERNICE WHITE TEB BETTS--English. MRS. GRACE TEMPLEfscience. MRS. NELLIE M. WALKERfstudy hall. JAMES S. WALLACEfindustr1al arts. NANCIE JANE WALLACE7Englisli. DORCAS L. WEATHERBY'-A--atteiidf ance director and visiting teacher. LYLE E. WEYAND-pliysical education. IO' SEPHINE E. WlBLEfmatliematics. HELEN WILSON--art department head. C. C. WORRALLfphysical education. JULIUS D. YCUNG+science depart' ment head. i jf V-.1 f In Memoriam Mrs. Monte D. Montgomery, a member of the English Department until the opening of the second semester, died March 25, 1943, after a brief illness. Marcia Perry Montgomery was a resource' ful teacher and a staunch friend, said the Advocate of March 31. Her enthusiasm led her to use in her classes a wealth of material. She had unusual insight into pupils' abilities and needs, and her symf pathetic interests inspired them to surprise even themselves in their achievements. Quoting her students, the paper further says, If a boy or girl wanted to know a good book to read, she knew in a flash what would suit that person's taste. She had a teacher's understanding and a chum's friendliness. Her friends were many. They remember with deep appreciation her sweetness, sincerity, and discerning helpfulness.

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Office Assistants Mrs. Jczumcttu Kykcr Miss Dorothy Bccvcr Mrs. Marie Bathcl Miss Clara Wcbcr --Q.. A 123,