Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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M' ZS! , - fwfr it AQ Diagramming, reading, and writing are all a part Keeping up with the latest events in Germany of the English courses taught by MRS. MARY- MISS VALERIA BONNELL, German instructor. LOUISE ALEXANDER, shown here advising Barbara Beechner. SQL, f Teachers are just like other people n addition to teaching shorthand and typ ing MISS EULALIE BRATCHER is the head of the assembly committee Students studying inventories . A and salesmanship find that FRED BREMER'S class room closely resembles a typical' store. Ms , yy! 1 Q -:-- , i y I I JOHN BRUCE, history teacher and Debate Team coach, is probably musing over one of the many humorous incidents which are com- mon in his classes. Page 10 KM if A 1

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'1 'rs a' R . ' s sf as s csc , X ' 5 is ' X ,, i X E X E: 1 I ' 5 3 S 2 , -, ss -5 - A ss, X wg, X XX x X Q s ff , Q. X 5 X X X x if-R i 'Yfis fi 1. X X xx X Showing the script used in the newscast tryouts to Sandra Finkle is William Bogar, principal. Principals-Leaders in Schooling ln charge ot keeping all the various di- visions ot the school running smoothly and efficiently is Vlfilliam Bogar, principal. His red shirt and black tie on game days are a good example of his interest in all the func- tions ot the school. His name was added to Lincoln High's growing list ot VlP'S this year when he was elected president of the Ne- braska Association ot School Administrators. Always ready to help students with either a scholastic problem or a personal one are Miss Dorcas Weatherby and Otto Hackman. Girls will be in contact with Miss Weather- by, girls adviser and assistant principal, and boys will see Mr. Hackman, boys adviser and assistant principal. All three administrators help to make school lite easier and more likeable to all l7OO students. Girls who are in need of any sort of advice find help- ful counsel' from Miss Dorcas Weotherby, girls adviser and assistant principal. Checking over cumulative records is but one of the many duties of O. W. Hackman, boys supervisor and assist- ant principal. Page 9

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Registration is a trying time as GUIL- FORD BURNHAM, junior problems class teacher, Pat l-ledglin and Eliza- beth Carpender well know. lf there is some doubt about zig-zag lines, oblong circles or wide open spaces the man to consult is DONALD BYORTH, art teacher. i yy No, it is not a judge with the scales of justice, but MISS EDNA BRYAN, who teaches mathematics and physics. Visual' aids and English make up the two subjects under the direction of ALVA CAVETT. The point is, according to FORREST CHRISTIANSON, who teaches mathematics, that the study of algebra is not any harder than it looks. Page 11