Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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A, X' 'Vx JU .. .q,' N A- 'xi P WALTER HUNTER, chemistry teacher, looks over his equipment as he prepares the next assignment for his future scientists of America. Explaining the accomplishments of Napoleon to Dorothy Glade is MISS WILHELMINA JOHNSON, history teacher. Do you have paranoia or paresis? lf you want to know just what these strange words mean, see MISS FLORENCE JENKINS, history and psychology teacher who also presided over the Nebraska State Educational Association. BILL JENSEN, head baseball coach, who also teaches stu- dents how to drive carefully, needs his whistle, whichever class he is teaching. , 'll l i lt l i Teaching students to work with the rule instead of against it well describes the iob of ARVID JOHNSON, drafting in- structor. Page 17

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f 'Y1,L,3 ,Ng yffmwgf QQ J ' ' , W If Q If ,jwwesw 1' W 1 ,f :ij I New this year to Lincoln High, but not new to the subject of general business, is MISS HELEN HAGENSICK. Qdnl 73 . iles Pleased that her students have satisfactorily com- pleted their examination is MISS RUTH HALL, mathematics teacher and faculty director of the Student Council. From 8 a.m. they face the never- ending struggle of student versus teacher. Ott to the races or some such Preparing the next day's assignment is MISS expression could be heard as O. L. BETTY HECKMAN, former graduate ot Lincoln HEDRICK climbs into the driver High who returned this year to teach in the Busi- training car in preparation for an- ness Department. Page 16 other class.

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f 1 f Magazines help MISS MILDRED KEMP, home economics teacher, prove to Sharon Wood that it Christian Dior says skirts are shorter, skirts are! Anything pertaining to the business world comes under the direction of MISS ESTHER LEFLER, head of the Business Department, shown here advising Shirley Overton. Page Automobile ailments can always be repaired in the auto shop, headed by ALBERT LaMERE. 18 wwf y ,,5- 4 ,fry 44.1 y M' ,W fxf . ,121 W ,340 f f X . r ,M f! ,ww 1, , f.,' R . MQW - 'UW 1 . , ,ffwff ,mb Taking time from his tiles to smile broadly tor the Links camera is HARRY KUKLIN, senior problems adviser and swimming coach. , Andl with a sigh of relief at 4:00 they escape to . fu, f. ,S , -' +', Z H? N f 2 Z , , 5 W f .3 9, X , f AST' 42 ,ivy fx ff, f xl f f f f Qs ff! f ,ff fy , , , W O X if if 2 2 ,,V, ,,V, . , r., A r S v7Z,v M 3,05 :5 ' F' ff Y 'w.,m,, f Q Q' , ,nm M' ,Mm ,fS5i4f' ei' ,gf ,:'iSi,f .,-'swf 7 ' .- f ' ,f ff , ,. , 1, ri f ff ' H ff ff, :.- ...- P- ,Q- 'ti:1as.fff ffffjfxys, ' Evidently MAX LIEN, English teacher s fks f f f f, f X Z! X My ! fjf and Mummers sponsor, wants his pencil to be really sharp for grading all of those tests.