Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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1mc0A.dQfL LHA2, nf, 1uzcozwlA,,' , 116 , A Y ? x lfnqrr lor ri cliuncjv, thruzc tour Hnicfri- Cfin literature zatudf-nts, Cmthorinr- Corp, Wcindn Paterson Bovvrly Mann, rind Ls-sa Sclilmizoliimri, li Q ri r h o w qood poetry :zoundrs when it 1: rcucl riqht. Mix: lltlif-l lirymitkz invitinq perscri- mlity rind Llfllllf? nl huiuor inmkv her lfiiqlrsli clmmfrgz cpriioyublo to all. Evf-n though azlia- spfind: rr biuzy wlfiy lCfjClllTlQ English, Mipsga M iT r q C1 r et O'HOurkc :still linda tiiiic to help tho student council. Ttiw uiiccrysia ol ii plny in L1 liirqir niminziiro rci::t:: nn Mraz Hoprv Woxscfbntt, dirvctor and sponsor ol the iimkc-up coiinnittofv Qll this and Enqliash too. Bezsidex his regular English classes, Hurry Stroh has token over the Illdvo- ctitc- lor the :second faeinoister ol the ear. 1 . - Y Alf -I I.: - , , ,A. , F M . P ', I. '3- , , .A 14 xx l ',l 'X' , I a 1 X 'K

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Helping supervise the copy of the Links proves Miss lrene Martin can practice the sub- ject she teaches. nqlzbh. ff, t, f, u' , it i H X X Boots 1 fix illfll rf PM ' fffh C- E an , Q vs f it i rv. J ri W: ' - tl A ln 1899 the superintendent provided teachers with plan books and instructions to keep them properly. Htter handling the fldvocate tor many years Miss Belle Far- man has temporarily given it up to devote all her time to English classes and her duties as department head. wnlzlc Awmla, an. ,DAD- L0 .- Aivr, ' to ' if .. I in, 'n,w1uhnq, N, Harriett Wenke, loan Nihon, and Stanley Looking fo r s o m e o n e, Le-ese make a record on the tape recorder juniors? Maybe its Miss Ceal lor study ot their speaking techniques. Foster, one ot your sponsors and a very able English teacher. What would the Links board and the English classes do without Miss Elizabeth GTOHQLJ Though new to Lincoln high, Mrs. Plgnes Heilrnan teaches English and sponsors wrlters club like a veteran.

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fx Sewing seams in class and sowing seeds of government in the student council, Miss Mildred Kemp deserves the thanks ot loy Night partici- pants. Plrtist Rosanne Hedke dares to paint her learsome model, Fang-Tooth, s a v a g e denizen ol the halls. .'w K -Q if 'Tl ' as Students realize that Miss Ethel Etmunds ability and en- couragement have helped to show the practical value of home economics. Mrs. Katherine Benson dem- onstrates proper arrangements oi flowers, only a part of the homemaking training given the students in her classes. 'This is how to do it. Miss: Helen Wilson shows her art pupils the liner points ol por- traying what they see, Miss Gladys Dana carries her artistic talent beyond the classroom by encouraging and sponsoring the art club. Thinking ahead to the day when they will have their own homes, Io Hnn Mickelson, lean Davis, Ianice Carrick, and Inez Robertson le arn the art ol sewing. Jlonmnc nut nd, wivm, -and huabnndi. flue, wnldd, alwui, tous, 15