Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Happily correcting one of his tests is history teacher, RICHARD BEECHNER, who is also Varsity golf and assistant football coach. Keeping informed about current events is NEIL HAFEMEISTER, social studies teacher, who is also sponsor of Intramurals and the Hi-spot Committee. msmi AaiL ft A ihi ns d wiJth couJiMA in (Xm hkan. and Uiodd hTladsum. (p wblomdu, {huta L- naiionaL fklaiionA., and. MISS FLORENCE JENKINS, chair- man of the Social Studies Depart- ment, and WILLIAM GILLIES, TV studio teacher, review the course of study for the TV American History class. American History is taught by DAR- RELL GRELL, a Drivers Education in- structor and sophomore basketball coach, and MISS WILHELMINA JOHNSON, County Government Day sponsor. Page 25

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MRS. RUTH SCHWARZ, spon- sor of Student Council, main- tains excellent bulletin boards of current events for her Mod- ern Problems and International Relations classes. As chairman of the Assembly Committee. MRS. IRMA COOMBS, history instructor, is kept busy planning and or- ganizing the excellent assem- blies traditional to Lincoln High School. JhsL fuupilA, og iodcuf, doAtincd to Isl thsL kadcAA. og tomovww, mjuaL havsL cl cIqo l lwd hAtandim ogL maniu hL bcfuf, pAM nt pJwbkmAu, and thsL out- look gifL thsL guiuJuL. JhsL Social SiudicAu Cbcpaht- Sorting material for the Modern Problems discussion classes are BUFORD GROSSCUP, Varsity baseball coach, and his teacher’s aid, MRS. JANE GROSSCUP. American History, World History, and Modern Problems classes constitute a busy schedule for ALDEN JOHNSON, Varsity bas- ketball coach. Pointing out an important loca- tion to his American History class is HAROLD SCOTT, who is also L Club sponsor, Varsity track and Reserve basketball coach. Page 24

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Bringing up to date one of the files of records essential to an ef- ficiently organized school is MRS. MARTHA STROHM, secretary to Mr. Bogar. A helpful library assistant, MRS. MARIE PERRIN, aids MRS. LU- CILLE WRIGHT, TV clerk, as she looks for books, magazines, and other reference materials. As secretary to Mr. Pfeiff, one of the responsibilities of MRS. HELEN UNGER is to handle all correspondence for the Athletic Department. JhsL dulisiA. ft£A o ymd bi JthsL cbuiktu and a Oxsl- iaJiioA. ahsL MAoniial to adminutAato , jjaadti , and piipdlA.. Jhsnf, handlsL AchooL co h Apond nosL, liAspL puLhmawnt hSLC idt, and AupsJwi SL ihsL didu- tAduiion, ofc textbook ... In addition to her responsibilities as book-room clerk, MRS. PEARL CADDY serves as a part-time secretary to Miss Weatherby. MRS. RUBY EVANS, attendance clerk, and MRS. ALICE HIBBERT, general office clerk, check the student ledge cards. This is one of the many duties they perform to keep the school running smoothly. Page 26