Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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The hunks that Pmrhzlrzx Martin zlntl Ron Dzinelc hand out for NIRS. AGNES HEILMAN wuultl he dull words without the lively explzmzv tions hy this English tesiclier and Vs'riter- Cluh fnunsur. History tecicliers rntike tlie past, present, and future become ifiifici and lielp students become cognizant of their wlutilvle heritage, .,. V k XX'hile teaching zxutn mechanics, caineru enthusiast. O. L. HED1 RICK. helps students hx their 'Almtfrudelf i a5ond fei -fix 4 R , Q W . ' ' 5 lf. . Q l 'Q 'H C R27 ,M . . , VMW-r t er 4 3 1 ig? ggi? Xie n V. . ,, rs. af! 1 .X ,.v'f Modern. hut definitely no prohf lem, is MISS FLQRENCE JENA KINS, a modern rirohlenis and history teacher. who represents the Lincoln teachers as president ul tht L. T. A. ARVID IOHNSON has the ioh ul' teaching students to draw acf curate drafting charts. The MISS Vw7lLHELNllNA JOHNSON. Minxes spnnsnr, puts her clrzunzitic uhility lu gfmtl use in her histury Classes. Gloria Byers. lfruiiees Drake. and iludtly 'lireelzintl watch with interest. lunge I3 Usherettes also receive helplul sliggglestions lrnni hini. 29935234 . , as-..,.. mam Q s.. Q l S M N 'B

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MISS ELIZABETH GRONE proves her versatility by teaching ' vlkjl' L.-V' -I Xl sf , ,if 'il ff' - :ol I X . 1 5,1 X-'ff' ,,. E,- , 1 X ua N it X English, Latin, photography, and advising the Links Board, particularly photographer, Bob Davey. Accomplished music, art, and clrama teachers instill in pupils an appreciation for the fine arts. Sick? Out of town? Playing hookey7 See MISS MARGUERf ITE GUNDERMANN. She'll make out your ahsence slip. In addition to her ofhce duties. she sponsors Peppers. Thanks to MURTEN GUNf DERSEN and his printing classes, you have loothall prof grams, play programs, and all other printing lor L.H.S. aetivif ties. Alunior Girls Glee, Octet, and Sophomore Girls Glee are proofs positive of MISS DORTHEA GORES talent in developing excellent choral groups. To fur' ther stimulate interest in music, she sponsors Clcf Cluh. Cheerful MISS RUTH HALL lends a guiding hand to the Stu' dent Council and to the pupils in her niatheinatics Classes. Page 17

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'LThis is the way we iron our clothes, explains MISS MILDRED KEMP to Janet Healey and Iosephine Quattrocchi. This pleasant home eco' nomics teacher is a sewing expert. Heres the good news . says MISS GERTRUDE IUNES as she hands ,lim Rogers his grade in inatheinutics. It's not hard to be en' thusinstie about her interesting classes in algebra and geometry. MISS ESTHER LEFLER, head of the Commercial Department, checks ai stencil typed by one of her typewriting classes. Her good instruction prepares pupils to enter the business world. MAX LIEN Cicmlllld E Q problem' by diztgramin fy nd Mumi Wtii plro ins by wg poin s cnff a7in5,jNv W4 WW 3 rf' Page 19