Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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wi, WYLM. Ulduh, Pnunal To Jrravellers lor dislranl poris, lvliss Olivia Pound has been a dis- cerning guide, a friend io The bewildered when life rebuffed ihem in iheir iourney, and always a revealer oi Jrhe ioys ol genuine scholarship. Coming as she does from a disiinguished family, pioneers in educa- lion and advancemenl, she carried on foward lhe same goals wilh a cerlainiy ihal made her guidance unerringly lrue. l-lappy ihe high school Thai has fell ihe impress of a personaliiy so rare, a scholarship so ripe, a love oi young siudenis so grounded in a iaiih in iheir ullimale grealness. When we find our separale niches afier ihe iurmoil of war has abaied we may counl' as a greai iacior in our achieving our goal, our former assislanl principal and adviser of girls.

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M C. LEFLER O. H. BIMSON M. C. Leller, superinrendenl ol schools, has guided Jrhe welfare of 'rhousands of Lincoln high school srudenrs. Recognized rhroughoul lhe Middle Wesl lor his slcill in lceeping lhe Lincoln schools abreasl of The limes, he has added lo his former responsibiliries, necessilared by lhe presem' emerg- ency, new readiuslmenls and parlicipalion of schools in warlime acfiviries. l-lis progressive ideas will assure a forward movemenr and recognilion of new melhods in a changing social order. Sound 'rhinlcing as well as professional Training and wide experience has enabled O. l-l. Bimson, assislanr superinlendenr of schools, +o ser high slandards in lhe Lincoln public schools. By his exlensive sludy ol melhods used in olher schools N in Y ,, , ,YVY 3 e- - 1 ffilflb iff 'f 1 . ,i fly fy ff A-fl gf? '2? C'771'z?7F4 'fffzrs-F ' Q 'HW S l5.l, !.iLl'5l'2 2 13 :Wiz- Qlili-'11 wi-'i-rg W1 .:'::12'gi:i - ' if .1 I llggb., riff- ii vi , ll 'Tm i.A1 , .. ' 7 I W f , if lllllidlllllf - ' f lhroughoul lhe Uniled Slales, Mr. Bimson has helped +0 develop new ideals for our schools. Serving wilhour rernunerarion Jrhe board ol edu- carion composed of six public spiriled cirizens infer- prels lhe people's wishes info a sound adminislra- lion. ln charge ol mainlenance of buildings and eguipmenl and lacully employmenl, members of fhis body mus+ be walchful lhal lhe available school funds are eguilably used. Enlhusiaslic response of Jrhe board lo lhe various calls made by governmenral and civic agencies for help in meeling war emergencies is rellecled in lhe Jrremendous langible oulpul' from Lincoln high school. Mrs. Viola H. Boles, sfenographer, Elmer Magee, J. G. Ludlam, secre'I'ary, George Lemon, Mrs. E. E. Angle, presidenf, John WhiHen, W. A. Robbins, Rober+ Van Pell, M. C. Lefler, superiniendenf, and R. O. Williams, board afforney I0