Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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'71 , 'Kr l Checking money, receipts and forms is the job of MISS MILDRED WAIDE, publications business adviser and math teacher, who is shown here with Mary Welsh and Lee Anderson, business managers of the Advocate and Links. LYLE WELCH, Orchestra and Band director, lends a helping hand to l one of his many musicians, Hal Varney. Equations and deductions are all a part of the mathematics classes taught by MISS JOSEPHINE WIBLE, head of the Mathematics Department. ll l LYLE WEYAND, head basketball coach and mathematics teacher, pausesta min- ute to cooperate with the Links photo- grapher. Page 26

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MRS. KATHERINE STEWART wields a very precise pencil in checking over all of her business law and bookkeep- ing papers. eagerness as the students. gf H 4 KH! IZ Hulnnllnre f372lZ2!SZ452b wzxram U -. W , - i z 3 4 s gps , i ' , ,szlfn v f l A , f I L, L 5 T' I No, it's not a creature from another planet but only another creation from the art classes of MRS. KATHLEEN TAUSSIG. lf you want to know what causes that certain someone to have a roving eye, ask MRS. GLADYS TEMPLE during one of her biology classes. pausing briefly while trying to straighten out the mass of registra- tions is MRS. ALICE UPDEGRAFT, junior problems teacher. Page 25

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E IECH S YN. SY, Machines and tools are the chief implements to Guiding students to good eating is only one phase be found in the machine shop, presided over by of the Science Courses taught by J. D. YOUNG, CLAUDE WINGROVE. head ot the Science Department. They go to the same movies and have many ofthe same interests as students -..,,,,,,+WM If , With a plentiful supply of bond-aids and aspirin, MRS. ALICE YOUNGSCAP, school nurse, is well supplied with the tools of her trade. A welcome addition to the music department this year is JAMES YOWELL, who helps teach Sophomore and Junior Glee besides Senior Choir. Page 27