Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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First-hand information on the United Nations is available from MISS CARRIE ROBERTS, .I head of Social Science Depart- ment. She attended a UN, ,f.r .-' E' : ' I uuq Conference in Canada last sum- XQM mer, V095 Students in MRS, FRANCES RElN'S classes concentrate on keyboards, but the result is good typists instead at good pianists. All at their experiences and viewpoints aclcl variety ancl interest ta the subjects they teach. Although she teaches Spanish, MISS ELSIE ROKAI-IR, as head of the For- eign Language Department, also has a knowledge of several other lan- guages. 'JR' sl if? i .ff . 3 WINDLE REEL, chemistry teacher, receives some enthusiastic help from Jim Fifer, Sylvia Hancock, Dorothy I-lartwig, and Carolyn Doty, pupils in his classes. Members of the Junior Class are enthusiastic too about Mr. Reel Pngf' 22 as their class sponsor.

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Cash registers, clerks, and customers are the main interests of BEN OWEN'S classes in commercial and tlistrilnutivc education, MRS, RUTH PINNEY makes all points on the globe points of interest in her world history classes. lt is this individuality ot teachers that gives personality to the classes. Giving a few pointers on football to Don Sladek, Bob Northrup, and Bill Dcbus, BILL PFEIFF, coach, previews his l952 team at thc citywide Football Open l-louse. With an eve for things to came, Mr. Pteift is also a sponsor for the Sophomore Class, HUGH T, RANGELER takes time out tram directing the Senior Choir to re- lax for a minute or two. Pago 21

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Studcnts make no bones about the fact that MISS HELENE SCHEMEL'S biology classes are interesting. Pupils in her English classes are ready to rate their latest reading efforts, as MISS FREDA SCHMELING takes the Cumulative Reading Records off the shelf. ir 6944 100 of gn K!! 6 ' 1- UW Q f A 00 l ' IJ 'rex ll - J f - A 2: :: ff: R, o 5 9 K jf . I A051 I c, . ' MU' - N9 S C Qs fl. ,S YW a, s, d, f, I, ki is the new alphabet Libby Russell learns from her typing teacher, MRS. VIRGINIA SABATKA. e i 6 . Sf: I limp - by only that much! And Ron Danek hears the one about the football pass that got away from EDWARD SCI-IWARTZKOPF, line coach and drivers education teacher. Pagr