Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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JhsL vcOiisuL cojUAAga, and oxosdlswb, ftacilitiaA, oft, thsL (Kdmsl fcaonomicA, and (BiLAinsAA, (DstpaAbnswJtA, sw- ab Isl fwfutA. bo cjain, pAoftlchncy, in, pMpuoihinq, fto , caMstiibu, homswtaJunjg,, and hisjh Ji, oducaiwtL. MRS. KATHERINE STEWART, chairman of the Business Depart- ment, is kept busy with classes in bookkeeping and shorthand and with ticket sales. Examining typewriters used in the Business Department are MISS BETTY HECKMAN, MISS LYDIA LEKAI, and MISS DOROTHY DUMPERT. 4 Business skills, including selling, shorthand, and bookkeeping, are taught by MISS JAMESINE BOURKE and MISS EULALIE BRATCHER. General Business, typing, and shorthand are taught by MRS. HELEN FLANAGAN, who is co-sponsor of Coed Counselors. Homemaking teachers, MISS MILDRED KEMP and MRS. CORENE HERBSTER, experiment with one of the new sewing machines. rXHUU

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Reviewing the course of study for their junior home-room classes are ELDON HESKETT, WINDLE REEL, and MRS. ALICE UPDESRAFT. Discussing the importance of helping pupils select the right college are MRS. LOUISE BAUGHER and MISS Since one of the duties of senior counselors is to prepare pupils for the future. GUILFORD BURNHAM discusses college requirements with Donna Foreman. (JaluablsL in fimjcdiofL and inAlAuction, in, Audi, flioldA, oa Aocial qjiowih, Asd -swal- uatiofL, siducationaL plan- ning, and vocational ckoicfL oAsl gained in, homsL-hoowL c In A Ac A Orientation of sophomores is one of the first duties of sophomore counselors, MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS, HARRY KUKLIN, and MRS. MARTHA CLINE. They also teach study skills, vocational and educational planning. LOIS SCHWAB, senior counselors. A wide variety of subjects is taught by special education teachers, MRS. DOROTHEA PLUM and MRS. BEULAH FOLEY, who is also co-sponsor of Peppers.

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ECA sponsor, MISS MARGARET O'ROURKE, gives her Senior Composition class some pointers on writing. She also has classes in American Literature and soph- omore English. Examining newspapers regularly received from other schools is MRS. RUTH GARTNER, who is the Advocate sponsor and teaches classes in journalism and sopho- more English. MAX LIEN, English instructor and member of the Scholarship Rec- ognition Board, is attentively lis- tening to the question of one of his pupils. Jhaininq, h vsdvod in., £nqti h, cIoaaha moMaa, fwpiLdu to Apaak, ckahtq, and, covwdiif, to hood with, coMpA honAion, and mjvqmsnL, and tv whitsL oftft jdtiuAlLp. Old in, ail', th ASL ftisldA iA, ftuhnjudvuL MISS IRENE MARTIN, chairman of the English Department and Lm s sponsor, MISS WANDA CRAWMER, and MISS CLARA JOHNSON, co- sponsors of Writers Club and Scribe, discuss high- school publications. A model of the Shakespearean theater is examined by English Literature students, Wallis Lundeen, Bill Lacey, Andrea Georgi, and Gunars Strazdins. Page 16