Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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M. C. Lefler 0. H. Bimson School Coorclinotors The school of today is far removed from the little red school house that graced the com- munity several decades ago. Today, just as in any thriving business, the school has its problems to face, some educational and some economic. Plnd someone has to be responsible for not merely one school, but for all the pub- lic schools in the community. The average per- son rarely comes in contact with this group, but the board of education must be a leader in educational policies and see that school funds are equitably directed. Captains of this great machine that guides the welfare of thousands of Lincoln school children are Millard C. Lefler, superintendent, and O. H. Bimson, assistant superintendent. Thoy must see that the most good is done with czvailable funds, Within the last year, the board has moved from its old quarters to its new building at Twenty-second and Randolph. Now Lincoln high and the board are neighbors, and stu- dents can actually see the workings of the group that controls the school system. lust as each department is an integrated part of the school, so is each school an integrated part of the school system. Today the latter is finding new methods and equipment and preparing the school system for war, Vocational training in home work, farm work and training for defense work form part of the school systems program to supply skilled workers in an flmerica that needs them badly. Thus it is continuing to set high standards in the Lincoln school system. Magee, Lefler, superintendent, Swanson, Williams, Mrs, Plngle, VanPelt, Ludlam, Dr. Gregg