Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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ROBERT MUNGER. journalism teacher. Advocate staff and Links board adviser, illustrates a poin to Mary Lou Calhoun, Link photography editor, by compar- ing copy of sixteen years ago with that of today. In addition to being Coor- dinator of Instrumental Music of the Lincoln Public Schools, BERNARD NEVIN teaches a sharp class in music theory at Lincoln High. ef, 3l'T11 t s ALVIN MILLER, coordinator of Industrial Arts, is in charge of all shop activities in the school system. MISS HELEN JO MILLER, girls' Physical Education teach- and Marilyn Peterson ex- ne a new badminton racket. KJV' MISS MARGARET MOTLEY, popular exchange teacher from Manchester, England, explains Chaucer's Canterbury Tales to one of her classes. Page 19

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New to the students but not to Lin- coln High, CARL W. MANTHEY returned to find himself in charge of LINKS photography as well as being a science teacher. Another of Lincoln Highls mathe- matics teachers, MISS GRACE Mc- MAHON, does her best to explain geometry and the metric system to her students. Page 18 f 0 I v MISS IRENE MARTIN, English teacher, seems to have found something amusing in the writ- ings of a long-gone bard. Books stack high in the esti- mation of English teacher MISS MARIAN MCELHANEY, who also helps sponsor Pep- pers. who with the greatest of ease can divide the national debt by the price of eggs in Venezuela Cut finger? Broken elbow? To the nurse-quick! And MRS. MARY MAPES, R. N., will always be willing to lend a helping hand. Wfwwetw' e

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MISS BETTY PAULY has a chance to exercise Coach BILL PFEIFF stops thinking about his the art of listening in her job as a junior class tearn's football championship long enough to make Problems teacher. out a short quiz for one of his lively history classes. MISS MARGARET O'ROURKE looks up after finding that obscure Word in the dictionary, the English teachers' second Bible. Civ' ' - Above left: Presidents, past and present, picture in the pedagogic work of history teacher, MRS. RUTH PINNEY. Left: About to raise his baton to direct a num- ber of the Senior Choir is HUGH RANGELER, director.