Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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I s E S JENNIE LOU PIPER-social science. MARGARET PROCTOR-mailwemalics. MAX M. PUMPHREY-physical educalion, psy- chological Iesling. HUGH T. RANGELER-music. MRS. FRANCES REIN-commercial. CARRIE S. ROBERTS-social science. GILBERT ROGERS-modern language and English. ELSIE ROKAHR-modern language. HELENE M. SCHEMEL-science. DAVID SELL-commercial. MAMIE SHORT-science. EMMA S. SNYDER-librarian. ANNETTA SPRUNG-modern language deparlmenf lwead. LILLIAN E. STORY-physical educafion. HELEN M. STOWELL-music. MRS. BERNICE WHITE TEBBETTS-English. MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE-science. JAMES S. WALLACE-indusfrial arls. NANCIE JANE WALLACE-English. LYLE E. WEYAND-physical educalion. JOSEPHINE E. WIBLE-mallwemalics. HELEN WILSON-arf deparfrnenf head. C. C. WORRALL-physical educafion. JULIUS D. YOUNG-science deparlmenf head. af? A Qjgiglnf' Q lf. B gli. ,QW 4,5 rv Rd .-,., N. I5

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