Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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JhsL J'insL tiJiidu Qopahimsmi. ojfflsUiA. weal and indAumcn- ial miadc, cA aJtivc and com - mc iciaL cudi, muaul and cud. OppMciaiiotL. Jh ASL COWlACA. net onhp qivsL an. oppodu.- nihj foi cxpA AAwn, bud oIao phcvidc hsdaxaiion andplcaA- Wisl fyfi. ihjL individual. d2- n -' Examining one of the many collages done in her creative art classes is art teacher. MRS. SHIRLEY MARTIN, who is also co-sponsor of the Art Club. ‘ ALLEN KIRTLEY. art in- structor and co-sponsor of Art Club, prepares a poster for the Aqualinks Show. Vocal music directors, MISS DORTHEA GORE and IVAN CALDWELL, discuss a new piece of music with MRS. JOANNE DUNCAN, accom- panist for their classes. EUGENE STOLL, director of the Band and Orchestra and co-sponsor of Orpheons, be- lieves that unified pupil effort produces outstanding perform- ing groups. Page 18

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Co-ordinating the activities of the English 3 TV class are BOB EYTH, reader: MISS ESTHER MONTGOMERY, TV studio teacher: and ALVA CAVETT, TV classroom teacher. by, ihsL excellent libhahy, which fVwoideA mjodtehmlA (oh heAeahch wohk, Atudy, and enjoyment. Knowing that the library offers excellent resources of information for inquiring stu- dents, Sam Sampson, Susan Hossack, and Mary Timm examine a few of the numer- ous American history reference books. American Literature is one of the courses taught by English teachers, MRS. VIOLA HOUDEK, sponsor of Mimes, and MRS. MERRELL GRANT, sponsor of Cheerleaders. MRS. RUTH SIEFKES. librarian and co-sponsor of Usherettes and Doormen, is always prepared to help students find excellent ref- erence material. Checking the communication booth are JOHN HALE and MRS. MARYLOUISE ALEXANDER, teachers of speech and English and directors of school plays. Page 17

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Learning with the use of tape-recorded lessons is something new to the Spanish classes of MISS TERESINA DANESE, who is co-sponsor of Interna- tional Club. MISS ELIZABETH GRONE, chairman of the Foreign Language De- partment and instructor in French, encourages pupil interest in culture and geography through the use of colorful posters. JhtL Aiudi{. oft' lanquaqc. ia. one. key. bo ihe. appreciation. oft. the. people., ciudomA., and litera.- bure. oft. other. cjudhiksibu. (pupitA. oft. the. ftive. tan.- qjuaqeA. which. ahSL oftftered gain. profticiencip in. undeJiAbandinq., Apeakinq., and reading.. A teacher new to Lincoln High School this year is MRS. HELEN JACOBSON, who makes it possible for advanced language pupils to learn to read, speak, and write Russian. MRS. RUTH BUCKNER, Interna- tional Club co-sponsor, and MISS LORRAINE STRASHEIM, co-sponsor of Peppers, compare the progress of their first-year German classes. Miss Strasheim also has classes in Latin. Page 19