Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Reaching a» high as she can, Chris Holt, Mrs. Massie's student assistant, finds that weighing and measuring Kathy Sayre is a real challenge. Mrs. Edythe Cascini Alva Cavett Mrs. Ruth Siefkes Faculty Librarian Instructional Medio Librarian Human Relations Council Forum Library Committee Specialists Serve School In every large school there are certain re- sponsibilities and services that cannot be catego- rized in any one department. At Lincoln High, these tasks fall to a small group of specialists. A well-stocked library is kept for both student and faculty reference. Books, magazines, and news- papers are made available to help each student in doing research for his various classes. The use of audio-visual aids and duplicating devices is regulated through the Instructional Media area. Films and slides are used to supple- ment standard classroom materials. Lincoln High has for some time had the serv- ices of a full-time nurse who, in addition to tend- ing cuts and bruises, keeps a record of each student’s health. Mr . Audree Ma ie School Nurse Future Nurses Andy Antoniskis, Kathy Karnopp, and Gary Smith locate books through the card catalog while Bry Curry and Sandy Sattler consult the Readers Guide to find magazine articles. 29

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Mr . Jean Bowman Mr . S. Christoffersen Mr . Kathleen Sayre Future Homemakers Peppers Future Homemakers Red Cross Council Home Ec. Is Basic Art Through the Home Economics Department a Lincoln High girl has the opportunity to learn basic domestic skills-cooking, sewing, and home planning. Each girl finds the latest in kitchen and sewing equipment at her disposal. Contemporary approaches to interior decorating are stressed. The annual Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow test is open to any senior girl wishing to enter. Lincoln High contestants perennially have had high scores on this exam. With tape and pins in hand, Inga Ziemelis adjusts the hemline of Cheryl Teselle's kilt. Something's cooking for Jo Ann Shelledy, Kathie Lee, and Linda Marshall. Peg Smith, Marta Petring, and Mary Bauer contemplate ways of serving the finished product. The girls have special motivation in preparing meals —they must eat their own food! 28

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Claire Williamson seems doubtful but Tom Jensen is positive that the paper industry offers a bright future. Mrs. Louise Baugher Guilford Burnham Seniors Seniors Health and Safety Mrs. Martha Cline Juniors Harry Kuklin NYC American Field Service Marvin Rader Juniors Auditorium Events Windle Reel Juniors Newcomers Guidance Class Directs Student on Road to Future Sophomore Jay Weyers finds that Mrs. Howdeshell is ready, will- ing, and able to counsel him on any problem that may arise. A unique home room guidance system is incor- porated into Lincoln High’s academic program. Under this plan each student has the same coun- selor for all three years. He meets his counselor two hours a week on a classroom basis, and also when- ever the need for special counseling may arise. Through this classroom guidance method, the student and the counselor soon get to know each other and are able to work together on a more personal, friendly basis. Aside from hours spent counseling, the guid- ance teacher devotes much time to maintaining each student’s record, recording grades, and writ- ing recommendations for jobs and colleges. 30