Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Above, Mrs. Shirley Scheer, French 1 through 8, leaves a busy schedule to take a break Below, Miss Teresina Danese, Spanish 1 through 8, stands by her bookcase which contains records and books that help the class learn to listen, read and speak Spanish. Learning A Language Many students like to learn a foreign language for many reasons. Some will use it in their future by teaching it or by living in another country, others take it because it is their family language or heritage. Still others like to write it, speak it and read it just for fun. The Lincoln High Foreign Language Dept, has three branches: French, Spanish, and German. All three of these are broken down into different years so as to gradually build up a total understanding of the language. The Jr. Highs are in cooperation with this Dept, because they offer the basic levels of the language while Lincoln High has the upper levels to continue the learning of the language. However, Lincoln High also offers the basic levels in case the student did not have previous learning in the language. FRAGEWORTE Mr Terrel Hanshew and Mrs |ill Hanshew, jointly teach Cerman 1 through 6, by each teaching half a day Thirteen

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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

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Home Ec. Is Creative Students who would like to take short, fun and very practical classes should look up Home Ec. It explores a wide and exciting world of studies. If to Bar-B-Que steaks, to crochet or knit clothes, to bake and cook, to take care of children, or to decorate is your idea of fun then look at what these mini-courses have to offer Not only do you learn something as you enjoy yourself, but it can be directly applied to the outside world. Even if you do not wish to sew all your own clothes or be a famous chef, these classes are offered so you can create something by yourself, for yourself. Mrs A Kay Lahrs and Mrs Betty Quincy, teachers in Home Ec short courses, try out the curling iron Mrs Jean Bowman and Mrs. Doris Brown, Home Ec. short courses, figure out a meal plan to fit a family budget Above, Mrs Polly O'Neill Losh, new instructor in Home Ec short courses, leaves building for a breath of fresh air Below, Mrs Kathleen Sayre, Dept head and teacher of short courses in clothing, judges a finished project. Fourteen