Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Distributing sweatshirts to traclcmen Bill Johnston and Bill Swanson is his- tory teacher and Varsity traclc coach HAROLD SCOTT. Taking a brealc trom his busy sched- ule is history teacher RICHARD BEECHNER, who coaches Lincoln l-ligh's golt team. Knowledge acquired in these fields confirms our per- sonal relationship tothe events of the past and the challenges ,Nor teach., MRS' ,RMA coomtss enters the gym tor on- of other practice session with the cheere leaders, whom she sponsors. By adding unusual tacts and data, MISS CARRIE ROBERTS, social studies department head. brings in- terest and variety into her classes. MRS. MABLE SWARD, library clerlc, and MISS EMMA SNYDER, librarion, tind an interesting news article in one ot the many newspapers in the Lincoln l-ligh library. Page 13

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BUEORD GROSSCUP, Varsity baseball coach. ond Pointing out the importance ot Lincoln's geo- NEIL HAFEMEISTER. intramural coordinator, talce graphical location to one ot his classes is history time out trom their busy schedules ot social studies teacher DARRELL GRELL, who also coaches the classes to greet our Links photographer. sophomore tootball team. The study of social sciences leads to a better understanding ot citizenship in our American democracy and our world com- e munity. Reading adds to your knowledge in every way, says MRS. RUTH PINNEY. history teacher, as she relaxes with a new boolc. Teaching a tull schedule ot sociol studies closses and sponsoring County Day keeps a teacher busy. as MISS WILHELMINA JOHN- SQN can tell you. A discussion ot voting in a current magazine draws the attention ot history teachers MRS. RUTH SCHWARZ, who sponsors Red Cross Council. and MISS FLORENCE JENKINS, Student Council adviser. Page 12

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MISS FRANCES BUELL and DONO- VAN 'LUEDKE lcnow ThaT much valu- able maThemaTical knowledge can be gained Trom a sTudy oT prisms. MaTh Teachers MISS RUTH HALL, who heads The MaThe- moTics DeparTmenT, and MISS EDITH ELLIS, chairman of The E.C.A. CommiTTee, greeT our Links phoTographer wiTh Triendly smiles. MISS GRACE MCMAHON shows The spherical sTaTus oT The world in one oT her inTer- esTing igeomeTry classes. The Mathematics Teacher provides new and inTeresTing ideas Tor The classes oT MRS. LILLIAN THOMPSON and MRS. LAVINA DVORAK. Knowledge of math- MISS IVIILDRED WAIDE, molTh Teacher and business adviser Tor all school publicaTions, discusses The selling oT ads wiTh Deanne Duis and Jim Meisinger, Advocate and Links business managers. Closed Corridor! LYLE WEYAND, maTh Teacher and VarsiTy boslceTball coach, repri- mands Junior LamberT Tor enTering a Tor- bidden area. Page I4 ematics is just as essen- tial to everyday living as it is to highly specialized fields of work.