Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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The man behind the men . . . RALPH BEECHNER is L.H.S. athletic director. He also helps with L Club and the National Athletic Honor Society. l-lale! Hale! the gang's all here. SAM HALE'S gang is the baseball team and his many physical e d u C a t i o n classes. In case oi accident please notify CARL MANTHEY, prac- tical iirst aid and hygiene in- structor and co-sponsor ot the Science Club. Wealth . . . eczturirtcq sports o every Ainai ,foot- Aaff l9asAet6ctM oczseoafl track swinz lrzz ng, goff tefirlfs, aria! wrest- frng, makes for Letter atlzfetes ana! Safety comes first with MISS ETHEL MURRAY and her sate- ty committee. Miss Murray also lends her practical knowl- edge and pleasing personality to her hygiene and first aid classes. citizens. IACK GEIST and DON WEBER don't seem to be properly impressed with the energy being put forth by Gordon Madsen in cr boys phys- ical education class. V-X-E-Z-H . . . MRS. MARY Who's on iirst? is no mystery MAPES, the school nurse, has in the classes ot MlSS HELEN a language all her own when IO MILLER, who also helps the she gives each student the an- Cirls Athletic Association. nual eye test.

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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.

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Q 9 Xxx Q7 txwgxx P . A til 9 G! 1 Oi I llxxll G, it y, 1 A ent' 0 fr i' f' 6? . l '- 3 Seriously speaking, BILL HAROLD SCOTTUS chalk-talks PFEIFF really has the uknow- are very effective, as his Re- hoW when it comes to football serve sports record clearly Wizardry and L Club activities. show One picture no one takes special care to pose for is the very valuable X-ray photo. Dorothy Hartwig and Richard Amen Watch Robert Myers as they Wait their turns. The bouncing basketeers may be the first love of head bas- ketball coach, LYLE WEYAND, but he finds time to be football line coach and maintain an active interest in all sports. Always ready with a hand-out DAN THESMEYER gives equip- if it's your locker basket you ment and encouragement to want, is MRS. SEXTON in the all boys out for sports. girls gymnasium. Audrey Sie-vert lets sail a mighty heave as Delores Carag, Sandra Reishus, Sharon Reed, Patty Ellis, and Iune Boyd look on approvingly. I