Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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'FDA MISS lLA SHAY, instructor of English, spends a few minutes counseling three girls in her home room, Barbara Clark, Daryl Emens, and Kay Erickson. Sitting behind the setting, MRS. ELLA MAE SHORT discloses some of the trade secrets of play production to her pupils of drama and English. . i I I I ik, With the library display case as a crystal ball to give a glimpse of what is in store, MISS EMMA SNYDER, head librarian, is always ready to find a book on any subject. Pagf- 24 l bg HAROLD SCOTT, coach of reserve teams and history teacher, tests the water temperature in the new whirl- pool, which the Hi-Y purchased for the school. 1, -.. 7 Philip Mariscal, Dave Pierson, and Don McCall check the results of their physical fitness tests with PHIL SPRAGUE, physical education instructor and gymnastics coach.

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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

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nl S7 Meet the most hard-shelled cus- tqmcr in Ml35',GLADY5 TEMPLES Mabel Bodkin finds out it reolly is a lllology clowcg' Dush-button worldeat least when she's learning about commercial machines from MRS, KATHERINE STEWART. The teachers at Lincoln High are interesting people as well as capable instructors. Harry Grasmick, Lorry Kimmel, and Ed Mischnick put their heads together for a little harmonizing with TED THOMP- gv A SON, Boys Glee director. Using a modernized version of the ancient potter's wheel, MRS. KATHLEEN TAUSSIG, art teacher, instructs Jane Pierce, Ernest Janousek, and Paul Wilcoxen in the tine art of pottery making.