Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Den Church Scott Oorts Oifr Jefferson Tom Cover Down Cole Lorry Colley David Confreres Frank Cook Wendy Cook Dob Cookus Decky Copelond Terry Copelond Stoci Cords Mork Ooig Vince Cruickshonk Kevin Donley Kelly Davila Dorb Davis Cherie Davis Edee Davis Honk Davis Mork Davis Wendy Day Rick Deon Ron Deboer Kim Debus Melinda Deloncey Dave Delgodo Ooig Densberger Glenn Diaz Dawno Dickson Ly Diep June Dinges Dung Do John Doon Mirchell Doughty Carrie Drinkwine David Duensing David Duffy Robin Duffy Gina Dutton fodd Dutton Keot Dyos Cindy Earnest Shem Eornesr Russel Ehrlich Gretchen Eisenrroger Fronk Ekeler Russ Emken Sue Englond lorn Eno John Epp Drendo Eschenbocher John E vasco Drendo Fogler Jomes Fongmeyer Mike Forror Mori iso Fessier Debro Fiolo Don Fiehtner Jon Fisher Sommie Flemmmg Stephanie Fronklin Raige Frederick Chris Frerichs Connie Friedrichsen Emma Fnsroe Loune Froschetser Don Fruehling Steve Frye Amy Fuller Morvin Fuller 100—Sophomores

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Ann Bridges Darren Brock Shan Brock fom Brookhouser Jock Brown Julie Brown Scon Brown Tim Brown Tony Brown Lori Buck Mary Buerrner Todd Bullock Brod Bundy Don Burboch Keni Burboch Mark Burchom Mike Burkey Scon Burklond Rick Bumn Rick Bustos Raul Campbell Dennis Conby Scon Capps Eric Corlisle Brod Cortson Dionne Comes Bnon Corstens Kolhi Corstens Raul Cotter Amy Cover Ruih Chombertom Gary Chubbuck Seeing double? Walking down the halls of Lincoln High one might often think he's seeing double; however this is nor the cose He just happened to see one of Lincoln High s six sets of twins. The life of o twin gets complicated early when most mothers go through the stage of insisting upon identical dorhing. Paul Johnson recoils their system of ' plain shirrs for Boul and striped shirts for Steve. Jerry Gray stored. We dressed alike, but rhor was done primarily for the amusement of the older people around us. More problems occur as life goes on, especially for identical twins. Individuality is often hard to mainroin, as people daily mistake one twin for the other Some twins have odopred to this problem by simply answering to two nomes. Most twins feel their situation has been quire advan- tageous. They feel there is really little difference between being a twin and having a brother or sister rhor is very dose to you in age One of the big advantages has been companion- ship. I've never had to do anything alone becouse rhere s always been someone to do it with me.' says Terry Gray The life of a twin also has its fun moments. Switching places in the classroom or on dates is frequently discussed bur nor often carried through Being a twin obviously has its ups and downs, bur as stared by Bor Morton, It's greor!' Terry ond Jerry Gray omd Moris ond fbr Morton ore two sets of Lincoln High rwins.

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The student reoching program is o well accepted one at Lincoln High. Each semester, opproximotely 20 university students ore found in the classrooms. Most of these students ore from the University of Nebraska, but there ore o few from Nebraska Wesleyan University ond Union College In the student teaching program, prospective teachers gain practical experience in the field of education. They participare first in the NUSTEP program ond then come bock to student reach for one semester Many of the student teachers here felt that the semester of reoching was the most important ond valuable of their courses. Mony wished for two semesters of this type of expe- rience instead of one. Overall. the student tochers got along very well with the people or Lincoln High. They cited the administration, faculty ond students os very friendly ond helpful. In return, the faculty reolly appreciated the student teachers too, os they were o great help in teaching dosses. A new benefit was also involved for faculty members who participated in the student reoching program. For each semester they had o student teacher work with them, they earned o number of points. When they accumulated o certain amount of points, they could receive o number of hours of tuition free educorion of the University of Nebraska. Undo Dowers, o student teacher from Union College instructs Sheilo Wenzel ond toy Jones In Home Economics. Student teochet Roul Reckewoy gives his opinion to Rondy Carpenter in Modern US. History Gaining experience Kevin Fullerton Jerry Goines Jeonnie Gollanr Alon Gehr Rick Geister lodd Gerloch Mike Gionnolo Jill Gies Chns Gilbert Kristi Gish Lon Glenn Stephanie Goebel Dorbie Goodwin John Goodwin Chris Gordon fish Gormley Dino Gossord Scon Gomcholl Kns Greenwold Dopi Gupro Gory Gzehoviok Dyron Haas Loune Hoos Cindy Hogerty Steve Hohn Kenney Hokl Vicki Holler Sophomores— 101