Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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From the language ot Ger- many to the language ot sci- ence jumps MISS VALERIA BONNELL, versatile German teacher and Science Club sponsor. You'll feel more at ease 'lsouth of the border it you'll first spend a semester or two in a class ot MISS ELSIE ROKAHR, co-sponsor of the Iunior Class. oreign tqfliairs . . . rom ooraler to oorcfer, from continent to continent, or rom lzemispnere to emispltere, tne learneal 4'nrfivicfuaf moves with congalence. All the 'lchildrenu were happy when Miss Danese brought books about seals and teddy bears and Choo-choos back from her trip to Mexico . . , Bill Foell, Bob Day, Dick Schilling, Dick Sheldon, Bill Campbell, and Ray Rider. Mais Oui-wBut yes! It's MISS MARY RUMBCLZ, French in- structor and co-sponsor,9t the Mirnes, , ef.. ,. Amo, Amas, Amat . . . MISS MARIE CROSS teaches her students the essentials of the Latin language and its relation to English and finds time t Paov 22 help sponsor Doormen. MISS TERESINA DANESE blends knowledge and charm to the pleasure ot her classes de Espanol and the Peppers whom she sponsors.

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I fa 3, . Q.: t , I W is L-I-N-K-S - - - Hof C1 Cheer. but All sorts of interesting charac The One Wefd uppermost in ters leap from the files ot MISS the mind ol MISS IRENE MAR- ESTI-IER MONTGOMERY who TIN, editorial advisor ot The is also responsible for assem Links. Channel I5 . . . the Variety Show . . . Ioy Night . . . di- rected by MISS MARGARET O'ROURKE, co-sponsor ot Stu- dent Councii. Announcing Paul Scheele . . . C W bly variety. I - ,Jv- MISS EREDA SCHMELING is Behind the scenes of every the new teacher Who prepares good play is the tireless Work beginning journalism students of a good director. MRS. ELLA lor big things as Advocate MAE SHORT is the director of staff members. She also helps the fine productions at L.I'I.S. to sponsor Mummers. who is addressing his public speaking class. rey, Iohn I-Iavlicek, Roy Wythers, and Melvin Mumford It's magazine time for English I5 students, Ierry Humph-

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History students get a pre- view of college teaching meth- ods in the classes of IOHN BRUCE, who hasn't been out of college so long himself. Mr. Bruce also lends support to the Debate Team. H flashing smile and a help- ing hand are MRS. IRMR COOMBS' contributions to Mummers and her interesting and practical history classes. History a dull subject? Oh fudge! Not in the classes of MRS. RUTH DODGE, who also helps sponsor the Sophomore Class and the citizenship corn- mittee. And another thing . . Prosecuting attorney, Burnette Noble, looks on while defending attorney, Bennett Martin, states his case to ludge Leonard Larson. Bailiff Del Harding places a re- straining hand on defendant Dick Stoehr, whose fate is before jury-members, Les Schlesselman, Ray Sanden, and Bob Ficke. ommentators . . . study events, past and future, am! judge the resufts before pfanning for the worzcfefful peacefuf tomorrows which everyone dreams o. Tracing the routes of daring explorers to their famous discoveries is a frequent assignment in many history classes. Mrs. Ruth Dodge shows the way to Pat Nellis, Iohn Schreiber, and Barbara Turner. A kXiLSivivi-'53 3535 A ia, glam 7.1, 1 - , - -, , ,-be .-