Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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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.

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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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Right: MISS MARIE CROSS, Latin teacher, helps Mary Jane Phelps and Bill Hemmer translate an obscure portion of Cicero's words of wisdom. t ,Q .gf .5 , 1-1 .gig 21 if Z ., . at A i . 2232251 1 1122.41 E: ' iz.-. H as Page 12 Left: MISS WANDA CRAWMER, one of the popular Senior Problems teachers. takes time out to look at the birdie while discussing a pressing problem with Ann Nothnagel and Ron Lowrey. If you are planning a trip to sunny Espana, join one of MISS TERESINA DANESE'S inter- esting Spanish classes and be able to understand el espanol. MRS. RUTH DODGE SCHWARZ, history teach- er. shows her class some of the pros and cOns of the presidential election of 1952. She made headlines herself this year when she became Mrs. Arthur Schwarz.