Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Books, money, and supplies! Into these three categories falls the work of MRS. RUBY EVANS, book room clerk. Looking up from filling out forms, MRS. MARTHA STROHM, sec- retary to Mr. Hackman, pauses for the Links photographers. MRS. ALICE HIBBERT, office clerk, seems well pleased with the columns of figures she's working with. and a crack code decipherer to unscramble stu- dents' note books. Perhaps in the future they will be replaced by mechanical brains, MRS. MARIE PERRIN, checking records in her filing cabinet, is a record clerk for the problems teachers.

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Far rightg CLAUDE WINGROVE shows off one of his pet'I machines as he is in charge of the machine shop. Below: MISS JOSEPHINE WIBLE, head of the mathematics department, quickly jots down an equation for one of her algebra classes. Aboveg Wyman Kenagy and Sam Van Pelt wget the bird from MRS, ESTHER WILLIAMS, art instructor. Far rightg It looks as though LYLE WEYAND en- jovs his math classes as well as coaching the Lin- coln High cagers. Heading the Science Department, JULIUS YOUNG, who seems to be per- forming an execution, also teaches health education. Page 25

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it 3 1 I 0 an e'i 1 That seemingly endless task of ALBERT LUEHR, Lincoln High's checking books in and out is one head custodian, is just fulfilling of the duties of the assistant li- one of the many duties that make brarian. MRS. MABEL SWARD. up his workday. but until then that human encyclopedia known as the teacher is still the greatest thing since bubblegum. If a school, like an army, travels on its stomach, most of us wouldn't get very far Without MRS. HILDA KARGO, supervisor of the cafeteria. MISS DOROTHY BEEVER left Lincoln High and her highly competent successor, MRS. this year to become secretary to the Super- ENID KAVAN. intendent of Schools. but here We find her Page 27