Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Above: Nancy Fleming, Carolyn Schimmcl, and Carol Anderson go over Joy Night plans With MRS. MARY- LOUISE ALEXANDER, who also teaches English. Right: MISS EULALIE BRATCHER, Pat Harris, and Shirley Behrens take it to Webster when they come across a difficult word in that shorthand translation. A butcher, a baker, a Candlestick maker-and each an expert in his own field. Could MISS VALERIA BONNELL be planning a trip to Germany? If so, she'll know the language, since she teaches it. Page 10 A newcomer to the faculty, FRED BREM- ER, transformed room 101 into an interest- ing store Where students can learn all about salesmanship and inventories.

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Always ready with an open ear for students' ideas, Princi- pal WILLIAM BOGAR discusses the new six period day with Ron Overman. Directors Point the Way O. W. HACKMAN, boys' adviser and as- sistant principal, pauses while talking to a satisfied parent. Just as any Broadway or Hollywood produc- tion will become a turkey overnight without the right direction, a high school must have the proper leadership to really keep the show going. In his three years at Lincoln High, William Bogar, principal, has made many changes in the school. This year saw the introduction of a six- period day, replacing the old five-period one. It is in things like this that thc school reflects Mr. B0gar's progressive ideas. If you are planning to go away to college or if you have any sort of problem Cand if you are a girlj the chances are that you will eventually see Miss Dorcas Weatherby, assistant principal and girls' counselor. And likewise, if you are a boy, the chances are very slim that you will have gone through Lincoln High without having had at least one visit with the boys, counselor and assistant prin- cipal, O. W. Hackman. Catherine Hodder and Donna Hergenrader en- joy a friendly little chat with MISS DORCAS WEATHERBY, girls, adviser and assistant prin- Page 9

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JOHN BRUCE seems to be contemplating some- MRS. IRMA COOMBS, history teacher, checks up thing. Perhaps it is the debate question for next on some World War I battles before starting class year, since he coaches the debate team as well as discussion. teaching history. fy, . f .fl-v i. Q f AW' In W .,- I 1 exft ' ' X Y, W, iii addition to teaching English, L'-XLVA CAVETT is in charge of the audio-visual teaching aids in Lincoln High. T535 ,ies4s's2SQi-S1513 90 Above right: No, it is not a judge with the scales of justice, but MISS EDNA BRYAN, who teaches math- ematics and physics. GUILFORD BURNHAM, sophomore class sponsor, is Very happy, having discovered that there are only three more sophomores who need to finish their registration for next year.