Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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153 WEATHERBY Lincoln high school is this year graduat- ing a group of boys and girls upon Whom is thrust unusual opportunities and priv- ileges along with grave responsibilities. We believe these young people have given a good account of themselves in their desire to develop tolerance in place of hatred, in order that our democracy may more nearly realize its full promise. Their contributions to society in an atomic age can truly be a blessing. We have every confidence in their faith and courage to carry on. We have great faith in you and we are depending on you to help make your part of the World a happier place for all people. Tolerance, freedom and equal opportunity for all are age-old ideals. Many generations have discussed them, Written of them, fought and died for them. It is for your generation to live for them and make them real. WMM Page 10 -6'.'f., 554559 ,K -2' X. . v 0 Ahgo 'rf 1 ' 6 f gf X 6 54

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MR. MARDIS takes charge of facul- ty meeting. ,g Q- Zio AN ' N ww WA! di gush X L 5 X X4 0 fix like f T 5 ... ' E... A 'JWNUSN Learning to become a good citizen in a democratic Amer- ican high school, is the best training known, to become a valuable, cooperating member of the larger social groups of community, nation, and the post-War world. This is an as- signment so fundamental and so important that I hope every pupil of Lincoln high Will mas- ter it. WWA H. C. MARDIS, prifrzicipal.

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I. c 'F .v:.- W, .J E ,- ,.,.,. V Mrs. Jeannette Kyker Margaret Davis, Mrs. 'Q Hugo Srb, Bernard F. Nevin, Mrs. Nan-1e J. Schrneling, M a r g a r e t O'Rourke, Dorthea M. G01 e. ,, . . . 1..:..v..-,Ai -iwfIf-E-if?-!f9Yf1!iifvf1'-!'ff'j1j1j-1-ijvi-i-Ei-5-1-if-'-Qi-if-Hyfyif'-Eff!-Hfv'F?11-ifiif-F-ffl!-2561-1'f'?f7'l!9'1!Q:v'1!-frf-E16P701-Y-E13'FmHi'ESM-Aafuy-3-i-ny-yn.f:Qing-yung-rn.y:rr.vq-p.pi1,1.yr.5--.-.j.mq.,-,1.g.,,.,.g,,Wa,.,q. -.1.,-,-.1.,-,,.,.,,.,,,.,..,. 1 n1.,,,,llH,,.,,,,. I Www, W i fm s w - r '- --r I 9 !f'LAJ' 'X QI' , . fr I . I, f X I t It 'X 64 Nr William Pfeiff, Mrs. Ruth Dodge, Winifred Mayhew, Hugh T. Rangeler, Ralph W. Beechner, Lyle Wey- and, Elsie English, Eliza- beth Grone. if li ..,. ff. i f ' Vw. fi E 5 1 z, g. Effie Noll, Mrs. J. E. Hertzler, Carrie Roberts, Marie Cross, Annetta M. Sprung, Ruth Hall, Helen Dunlap, Alice B. Beynon, Mrs. Irma W. Coombs. Teachers not in pictures: C. E. Evans, Valeria Bon- nell, Max Pumphrey. H--'ful-5-vm--e:5'iu-Mfngffi--Q.-1-1.---5-3-raivfe-I'-ff-1+---1-' ' .fs 11.1, 4 as-ff ser. l -if -..-.v.4-M..-as