Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Silvia Paegilitis organizes copy for her section. Karen Miller. Content Editor, and Bill Buntain and Becky Fry. Activities Editors, rush to finish their stories for the next deadline Editor Nancy Wolff and Advisor Lee Johnson work on layout design. Kathy Lewis. Faculty Editor, finishes typing her final copy. Scott Barron. Sara Gies. and Dave Heckman. Sports Editors, decide on a layout. Student Life-19

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1979-80 LINKS STAFF—Row 1: Nancy Wolff. Kathy Lewis. Marcia Richards. Silvia Paegilitis. Sara Gies. Janet Kendra. Becky Fry. Karen Miller Row 2: Dave Heckman. Dale Nichols. Scott Barron. Steve Pieper. Dave Boorke. Bill Buntain. Lee Johnson. Bookwriting staff The story of this group is told inside the cover of a hard bound book. Two-hundred and twenty-four pages of copy and pictures show how their time was spent. The 1979-80 Links Staff was broken down into seven sections. The Staff members were: Nancy Wolff, Editor; Kathy Lewis. Faculty Editor: Bill Buntain and Becky Fry, Student Life Editors; Karen Miller, Content Editor; Marcia Richards, Business Manager; Janet Kendra. Underclassmen Editor; Silvia Paegilitis, Senior Editor; Scott Barron. Sara Gies and Dave Heckman, Sports Editors and Dale Nichols, Dave Bourke and Steve Pieper, Photographers. Lee Johnson was the advisor and Teri Bigelow was the assistant advisor. Over the summer Nancy Wolff and Bill Buntain attended a week-long clinic in Hastings. NE, sponsored by the Nebraska High School Press Association. They learned many new techniques in yearbook design and layout, as well as writing, theme, and photography. They brought back these new ideas to the staff and it was decided to implement some of the new techniques in the 1980 Links. The toughest part of the year was keeping a unified and organized staff. Missing copy deadlines and plant deadlines were a couple of the problems that arose but they were quickly worked out and a successful book was issued in May 1980. About the 1980 Links Staff, Lee Johnson com- mented, Everyone did a good job at trying to change the yearbook for the best. Underclassmen Editor Janet Kendra had to cut out each underclass picture separately Business Manager Marcia Richards sets up an ad with a local business.

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Image a collection of student works image: A representation to the mind by speech or writing. What does our Image Board represent? It represents the literary and artistical talents of LHS students. Image isn't made up of one group of students, but two. The Literary Board was under the direction of Mrs. Judy Keller and Mr. Jim Larson, and consisted of students of Beth Broman, Kenney Loos, John Link, Terri Mathews, Katie Narveson, Traci Stoakes, Tersa Stoakes and Tami Stoehr. The Artistic Board was led by Mr. George Sedlacek and members were Jill Peterson, Amy Hansen and Kelli Walin. Miss Carolyn Goodwin helped both groups with writing and layouts. Image's purpose was to put out an annual publication of short stories, poems, essays and drawings or paintings. This purpose was realized with May's distribution. The book was funded partially by PSAB and by student efforts. Goals are set each year by the board members. This year's goals included making an effort to put out a better publication than in previous years and being sure that all IMAGE ART BOARD-Row I: Kelli Walin. Jill Peterson. Row 2: Mick Dyer, Lance Purdy. Brian Everman. Mr. George Sedlacek. students who had an interest in writing were involved. Board members were chosen in October by the sponsors. After being chosen, meetings were held every few weeks to work on the book. When the publication process hit its peak, the staff met daily. Each member of the board also contribute a written or drawn piece to the collection. 1979-60 IMAGE LITERARY BOARD—Row 1: Terri Mathews. Tami Stoehr. Beth Broman, Katie Narveson. Row 2: Mrs. Judy Keller. Teresa Stoakes. Kenney Loos. Traci Stoakes. Images from past and present were aisptayea on tne image bulletin board. Student Life-20