Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Image shows students' talent Image magazine gives all LHS students a chance to display their literary and art talents. This magazine has been published each year since 1973. Previous to that rime a magazine called Scribe was published. How- ever, Scribe showed only student writings. Image is published by rhelmage Board. This board is further subdivided into two groups, the Literary Board and the Art Board. It is the job of the students who compose these boards to publicize the magazine, raise funds for its publication, and select the material to be printed. Image is supported by contributions and by the fund raising projects of the Image Board. This publica- tion is printed by Mr. Gory Corneer s printing dass in Lincoln High's own print shop. Four faculty members compose this year s sponsor- ing staff. Helping with the literary aspects are Miss Caro- fynn Goodwin and Mrs. Judy Keller. Assisting in the art and layout departments are Mr. George Sedlocek and Mr. Dids Walters. The Image sponsors must assume many responsi bil i- ties. The first of their many tasks comes in October, when they must select the Image Board. A lor of rime and effort is pur into Image ro maintain the quality of this yearly publication. 20—Image Jon Riecke prepares his morenol for Image magazine Image Art Boord—Front row: Jim Baker. Jeon Duvall, Susie Goines Bock row: George Sedlocek. Don Fruehlmg. Kelli Wolin. Lee Tisdale Eileen Duncon. Dick Wolrers

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The Advocate Stoff-Front: Don Sconlon. Kate Kopischke Kenny Loos. Dorothy Moe Drown. Dock: Weed Hindmon. John Ullman. Money Goblemon Greg Kots Julie Shorp. S dy Speers Kelli Wolin. Dill fesch. Seon McLoughlin. Lori ejo Photographer Don Sconlon finds it hard to choose the best picture Kenny Loos seems to be omused by the whole situation

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Top: Mott Son ford Randy Carpenter and Gayle Adams moke buttons Middle: Jeff Horocek operates on offset press Lower left: Arnolfo Salinas strips up o negative Lower Right: lodd Word collates papers Tops in state There is something new in the fVinr Shop, colled o Compugraphic Editwriter. So whof, right? Well it just so happens rhot this is o photo type-setting computer, and with it. the frinr Shop s printing capabilities hove in- creased to the point where they surpass that of all other high schools in the state There are only a few other schools rhot have print shops, most of them in Omaha LHS is the only city school that has one. The FYinr Shop is one of the most useful instructional resources in the school. It prints many items for the office, things like letterheads, envelopes, ond referrals, and also does work for non-profit organizations in the down- town area With the new type-setter, the frinr Shop is limited only by size os to what it can prinr. Ir cannot, for example, prinr something os lorge as the Advocate Probably the most imponant job that the ftinr Shop takes on is the printing of Image Mogazine. This year the shop set the type for the mogazine. as well as printing it. The actual printing is done by real live students in Graphics (o one semester introductory dass) and Junior ond Senior Trades (year-long, double-period courses), under the direction of Mr. Gary Corneer. This is Corneer's fourth year as Bint Shop advisor. Before that, the position was filled by Mr Wayne Osborn, who is now o drafting teacher The Print Shop has existed for almost as long as Lincoln High, ond it is port of the school s heriroge. The first fVint Shop was located in what is now the nurse's office. It was later moved to the present bond room, and then to the Small Engine Shop, in room 144. Finally it was moved to its present locotion in room 145. Print Shop—21