Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Your seat? Right this way. The Usherettes have been efficiently their co- trained by sponsor, MRS. EVELYN NEYHART. Downstairs? Center? Pow M? Seat 3? MISS EFFIE NOLL handles all school ticket sales and also teaches commercial subjects. their products. . . ana! teaches apprentices to convince a wary pubflc tlzat it neecfs their talents and l . X I S? i. f , i 'U I J' .:,, A spirited interest in every- Pat Beam and Pat Tracy test the fabric of all igiiiruxgsiishiriig12,CgnSFIq:igiICi megchandise to insure the satisfaction of their CES RE-IN' Who Kegcgeg typing cus Omers' and helps to sponsor the Busi- ness Club. A-S-D-F . . . MRS. , SALYARDS n ot o nl y teaches familiar typing technique but also gives instructions tor the use at new machines. -'K' ' K-AWT spells cat? Yes, it does, it you want to write about the ' ' little pet in shorthand. I X vi f f t ' Wt I tl- f. it 2 S ,.'.g., C' lr . 0 Q - 1 ll 1 ' by . , 'n Page 18 yy-M. .1 .1 u

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Jim makes business worfc! neacffines with its practical typing, slzortnancf and mercnan- lstng techniques, as students prepare to take tlzeir place in tne acfaft worfcf- asiness Staff ' ' ' ' A typical typing class works diligently at the ever-lasting exercises . . . Dwayne Miller, Verlene Williams, Shirley Hansen, Carole Church, Ianice King, IoAnn Landess, Donna Rezac, Donna Stoehr, Wlilma Knaub . . . Where does the money go? MISS ESTHER LEFLER knows where every cent ot L,H.S. money goes, as it passes through her hands into the school bank. The new Gregg simplified method, a boon to all short- hand students, is being ush- ered into L.H.S. this year by MISS EULALIE BRATCHER, who is also co-sponsor of the Usherettes. The customer is always right, but to make the sales- people right is the job ot MRS. IANE FOX, who helps students to careers in merchandising, There's nothing too good tor L.H.S. students . . . Mary Ann Lauer operates the dictaphone, while Pat Gunn uses the mimeoscope,

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crust Wrr'ters . . . present the past, tlze present, anal their icfeas of the jputure, usrng just the riglzt nouns, verbs acuectives, unc! aalverbs t ' L.H,S. received a prolonged face-lifting when the interior decorators Went to Work on all the halls and classrooms. The teachers must have given a good report, judging from the smiling faces oi Kay Erickson, Colleen Farrell, Sandra Sick and their guests, Mr. Farrell and Mr. and Mrs. Sick, at Open House, Colossal! Super! Terrific! . . . the noon movies are planned by ALVA CAVETT, English in- structor and business manager tor the Athletic Department. MISS ELSIE ENGLISH gives her Time to your Lite and your Fortune in her interest- ing magazine classes and the National Honor Society. Everything from Chaucer to conjunctions is made interest- ing in MISS ETHEL BRYANT'S English classes. X'-by 'R ! dearhas every student's heart!!! comes out under the able direction ot MISS BELLE FARMAN, head of the English Department. Page 19