Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Mr James Peters and Mr Gerald Holmberg stand by the bulletin board used extensively to communicate college entrance tests and scholarship opportunities to the student body Above, Mrs Jane Grosscup fills out a change-of-schedule form for Kitty Ma because of scheduling conflicts Below, Mrs. Louise Baugher measures student for cap and gown. Mrs Jean Kleitsch and Mrs Alma Howdeshell exchange forms that are filled out on every student Counselors Aid Students There are a lot of decisions to be made as a student at Lincoln High You need to get your schedule made out, making sure your credits add up, order graduation announcements, apply for pass-fail, maybe you need to look into the work-study program, or pay for a college entrance test. Whether you need to work on your schedule or have to work out a problem, go see your counselor. The counselors are there to assist you in reaching your goals at Lincoln High. Without them, there would be no objective person to be there to represent your personal needs. Eleven

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Administration Oversees Student Affairs When the times change as rapidly as they do today, and students are affected as a majority, the group of men who are in charge of student affairs must change rapidly, too. To keep up with the times, their ideas, plans, and actions must take on a new phase. Above, Mr William Bogar. our Principal, shares his views personally with Farzad Yaghmai, foreign exchange student from Iran Below, Mr Harry Kuklin, Ass t Principal in charge of Instruction, inspects the number of students on the master sheet Though many major changes take time, these men still are aware of them. They all have their own specific jobs, but together they coordinate all the activities and changes that the Lincoln High building, student body, and faculty might go through. Above, Mr Donald Dean, Ass't. Principal in charge of Stu Ser , drops suggestion in box during his coffee break Below, Mr. William Pfeiff, Vice-Principal, uses gestures to emphasize a point. Ten

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Arts: Expression Mr Orville Voss, Band and Orchestra leader, directs the marching band on the field at a football game Above, Mrs. JoAnn Alfrey. Dept head and instructor in Art, and Mr. George Sedlacek, fine arts teacher, stand in front of students' storage cabinet Below, Mr Joseph Skutchan and Mrs. Karen Howland work with various singing groups in school Although a student's life is composed of social and academic branches, another important branch is the cultural one It helps the student express himself in a carefree and easy manner. Music, Art, and Photography help a student release his worries, fears or happiness. One may chop out a tune on the piano, while another may write his own song and sing it Still another may take beautiful pictures, or paint them and compose his own scrapbook. However a student may reveal his expressions, the Fine Arts department is there to help him direct those expressions to where everyone may enjoy them. Above, Mr Merrill Peterson, Drawing, Photography and Design teacher, supervises 6th period drawing class Below. Miss Dorthea Gore, Dept head in Music and singing group teacher, helps Debbie Liming prepare a song for Ennead Twelve