Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Mr Dutch Fichrhom instructs the cost of the All-School Ploy Above: Clubs, such os the Computer Club ore on mmcote port of Srudenr Life Below: Jeff Ooswell Mike Rorzloff, Kelli Blenwood. Will Sohs ond Jetty Goines. oil members of the group Snf Compennon rreor studenrs ond faculty to on hour-long concert Live a little Srudenr Life is rhe orher holf of educorion. Srudenr Life is also rhe rhings srudenrs do when rhey aren't in school. Srudenr Life is joining Mummers, going our for foorboll, or jusr going ro McDonald's after school wirh friends. Lincoln High offers o wide variety of srudenr activities, in oreos like dromo, music, ond athletics, thor refiecr rhe many interests of rhe srudenr body The tremendous response of rhe srudenrs ro rhese programs, justify: and strengthens extra-cur- ricular activities. LHS srudenrs ore willing ro pur o lor of hard worts into rheir school activities. The result is o strong, competitive spirit among rhe members of rhe bond, rhe swing choir, ond oil rhe school reams. Clubs, school ploys, ond other organizations exisr because srudenrs ore willing ro pur rime ond effort into them os well. Some people pur so much into so many differ- ent rhings rhor ir is o wonder rhey don't burn rhemselves our Bur rhen, between confidants, it's quire obvious rhor rheir metabolisms aren’t normal. For many srudenrs o job is o major port of Srudenr Life The money rhor rhese industrious individuals gleon from a wide variety of port-rime jobs goes ro enrich rhe coffers of Lincoln's many merchants. Reliable sources indicate rhor certain srudenrs or Lincoln High do something colled studying, This mysterious riruol is most frequently performed on rhe nighr before o rest Ir involves surrounding yourself wirh os many distractions os possible, rhen concentrating on rhor special guy or girl in your third period doss. Srudenr Life con moke high school on important rime in life Srudenrs who explore journalism, dromo, music, or athlet- ics in high school often go on ro seek careers in rhese areas. Everyone should look carefully or rhe many exciting expe- riences rhor high school provides. 12—Srudenr Life

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Another practical course is small engine rune-up. The majority of the students graduating will own a cor at one time or another. If you ore going on to college, knowing how to rune up your cor and keep it in good condition could help your pockefbook. especial ly when you ore on o right budget. Even if you ore not going to go on to college having this knowledge con save you o lot of money in future years A new sryle Along with the proaicol studies, comes o new style of reaching. Teachers ore getting more and more away from the lecture-note taking formor. They ore encouraging student participation and discussions. The dosses ore also following the relaxed, laid-back atmosphere that is being used in col- leges today. The relationship between the students and faculty is also changing. If is becoming less formal ond more open. With these changes in the educational system, it is hoped that the students will leorn ond benefit. The practical ' studies ond new style of reaching ore coupled together to strengthen the student's chances after graduation. Above: Roy Henning rells Marv Rader how mony srudents he confused today Below: Rsmolink Joy Gollup memorizes Drill leom rhetoric Linked in '81—11

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Srudent Life—13