Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Trying to decide on the right selection for the Senior Choir goes along with be- ing its director, as HUGH RANGELER Giving helpful and needed advice to Clair Mor- knows. gan and Carol Thompson is only part of the job of WINDLE REEL, sophomore problems teacher. In their spare time they watch the same television programs. ffl' Ready to answer any questions about the his- tory of the world or America is MISS CARRIE ROBERTS, head of the Social Science De- partment. Page 22 l l I Looking up for a moment from planning her classes is MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS, sopho- more class problems teacher and sponsor of Aqualinks.

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MISS BETTY PAULY, senior problems teacher, pauses a minute in a conference with Dick Ham- mel, Connie Crews, and Carol Goff to give the Links photographer a picture. , f QA'-I if 17 'A Sponsoring both the Junior and I i . V ,f ' , L 'JU C- ,Jail Senior Plays took up much of the QAM JWV ff' X ' 4- W time of MRS. JANET TERRY, en- ' Qf A21 J. other teacher new to Lincoln High 1 J , K this yea r. port cards and even ll 6 go to school them- selves. Social studies and football, two entirely differ- ent subjects, are taught by BILL PFIEFF, head football coach. Both books and globes are very necessary teaching history, as MRS. RUTH PINNEY c tainly realizes. for er- Page 21

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-ffl r ll S-9 A One of the main cogs in the Science De- partment is MISS HELENE SCHEMEL, A who gives her students a thoro ground in biology and physiolo They like to sleep late in the morning n v ., ugh back- gy' Always ready to help her students with any dif- ficult passage in American literature is MISS FREDA SCHMELING, English teacher. Enjoyment plus is found in 'llll 1 1 S W 4 IQ A telephone conversation is always enjoyable for ED SCHWARTZKOPF, industrial crafts teacher and assistant football coach. the classes of MRS. RUTH DODGE SCHWARZ, who teaches history, modern problems and supervises County Day. Page 2 HIM