Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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A daily task in the electronics classes of LYNN LEE is the checking out of equipment for individual class projects. CLAUDE WINGROVE, machine shop instructor, and CLARENCE EVANS, woodworking and carpentry instructor, discuss procedures and problems com- mon to all shop courses. Double checking is important in the mechanical drafting classes of ARVID JOHNSON, chairman of the Industrial Arts and Trades Preparatory Department, and DEAN CLAWSON, assistant gymnastics coach. Mr. Clawson also has classes in Industrial Crafts. CoiViMA in the JhadeA (pAe- fmAaioAif (}uAhiajdwvL aAe, Athidthf vocational, and Ae- LaJted io onsL aJw{l, while, claAAeA, in, the, QnduAihiaL fijiiA, (JuAAicuhwL bAoaden, qenekal knowledge and Akill. Examining the new automatic printing press are HAROLD SLAIGHT and ROBERT HARRINGTON, auto shop instruc- tors, and WAYNE OSBORNE, printing instructor. Page 20

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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

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JhjL Aiwdij o§ malhjrnmlicA. h lpA pMfiilA obtain foudlwi knmvlsdgsL, dswolofiA Logical A aAoning, and p iovid A a, Aolid foundation. foh. ad - vanad wodc in. h laicd fo ldA.. With the aid of valuable geometric and algebraic charts, MISS SELMA WIE- LAND and MISS FRANCES BUELL, co-sponsor of Coed Counselors, make their mathematics classes interesting. Mathematics instructors, DONOVAN LUEDKE and LYLE WEYAND, also a Drivers Education instructor, discuss the use of prisms and charts. Taking time out from her busy schedule is mathematics teacher, MISS MILDRED WAIDE, who is financial adviser for the Advocate, the Lin s, and the Scribe. Correcting daily assignments and tests is a part of the work of mathematics teacher, JAMES SOMMERS, Varsity football coach and co-sponsor of L Club. MISS RUTH HALL, chairman of the Mathematics Department, rec- ommends the use of supplemen- tary textbooks for more effective learning. Page 21