Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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are sixty. MRS. VINA vides her time between mathe- matics and Peppers. A lady who can point out all the angles is MISS EDITH ELLIS, mathematics teacher and head ot the citizenship committee. It you're wondering how the Home Room Representatives get so much done, page MISS RUTH HALL, who helps them through the year. . ni' K Q Being a sponsor tor the Senior Class and on several commit- tees can really keep a person busy, as MISS GRACE Mc- MAHON, mathematics teacher, will tell you, lie tgucfitors .9lL6fl'CZCIn'Ol71, ossfhf P Q COII LLSIOIZ c1l1'x:z'cf1'11c lhefrl f J cz ents Znefween a muff: IAG QQIIOIUX WQ!fCll'0. Page 26 N fJ!1CClf1Ol1 of 110,908 and an CZC!C!l.fl'OIl io Can We aitord it'??'l was the question most often put to MISS MILDRED WAIDE as financial advisor for the l95U Links. MISS IOSEPHINE WIBLE, head of the Mathematics Depart- ment, practices what she preaches and becomes Well acquainted with club treas- urers by auditing club books. Keeping up with the Ioneses is always a hard task, but es- pecially it the subject is mathematics and the Iones is MISS GERTRUDE IONES.

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M-.qmmsw --....,T,W Wsewammm 'T , ,Mw- 4 Food . . . is the subject of MRS. KATHERINE BENSON'S popular cooking classes. Mrs. Benson also co-sponsors Home Economics Club. A modern crrtist, Who imports her talents to Art Club onol her clcrsses, is MISS GLADYS DANA, Chcrnnel 8-The Homemaker on the Air-starring MISS ETH- El. ETMUND, her classes, and her Home Economics Club. Et an gfomema ing . . MISS ELIZABETH FERGUSON gets right into things by sponsor- tfze cfasses that change evefycfcly IUSAS CLIIJ alutfes into an arf. Lincoln High artists don't hove to guess ot reotlism, they get ct first- hcfnd View cluring their outdoor sketching classes. This is the way we Wash our stove . . . so early in the morning! Gordon Madsen, Bob Ficke, Bob Admire, oncl Bill Aldrich are members ol Mrs. Katherine Benson's first-period cooking closs, B K ...o.?'V':f,.. S .x r 'X--M .,, ctncl crofts. ing Art Club otnol Y-Teens ozncl incruguroting C1 new clotss in grts The Hall Guards, trcrttic police- men ot LHS., crre on the 'Kforce' ot MISS MILDRED KEMP, co- sponsor ot both Home Economics Club crncl Student Council. WF V 'Vf. . W 'HS 5 I rf it ef. I 5 I we .MW f fe -- at -Q R . f-'Z'- ,. gnu. Q. , ,.,','. , Q f 5 ,-Q.. z,,.+'-:L . fr X 'fu' 41 .- - .- N: f .V ,. 2'Z '53? 1 4 gn' v , Q g 3 ' v ' . 1 , L I I

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Ronald Barnes, carillonneur at First Plymouth Church, demonstrates his technique for one ot the music appre- ciation classes. When the call for lights, music, and action is heard at LHS. productions, BERNARD NEVIN, co-sponsor of Clet Club, is re- sponsible for the music, as he directs the LHS. Orchestra, The music goes 'round and 'round and so does MISS DORTHEA GORE as she goes from her girls music groups to Clef Club, which she sponsors, to the golf course, which she also finds time for. USIC o 0 o or l7ll'!!l'OIIS--Cl!I7lOSf every stucfent IIS iniereslec! in band orcfieslra, or vocaf music as Cl career Or mere gg as cc very refaxlng pastime. The L..H.S, Band, a stand-out in the annual Band Day parade makes its Way past l3th and O Streets. Wa-da-da-da-da-da-da .... HUGH RANGELER pulls a hit from his music library when he puts his Senior Choir through the paces of the l'St. Louis Blues. Mr. Rangeler also sponsors Orpheons. LYLE WELCH enlivens the football half-time period with the many formations of the L.H.S. Marching Band. Wher- ever music is needed, rallies, games, or Orpheons, Mr. Welch comes to the rescue.