Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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lfffflrfy titans V WW if Q J s f W H+ ml 1, xl 6 15 lll if c, :ls - i ,' g -4- 'Q.,. N' A w W , X Qfdv mc, In Lincoln high, on one fair day, Some say he would not ask the way, A freshman new did stand. And died of hesitation. Arrayed in brandfnew clothes was he A ,notebook in his hand- Although this freshman died in vain The fates to him were kind. His courage was below the mark To carry on his high school life Where courage ought to be. His ghost was left behind. He'd heard about the frightful deeds That senims did, you see. Now Archie is this young ghost's name Of this he does not boast. He winced at every little sound, Befreclqled is his upfturned nose He stayed close to the walls. Uncommon for a ghost. Then on one sad and fateful day, He got lost in the halls. Archie still lives his high school lifc And wanders gay but pale, . Some say he died of lack of sleep, So turn the leaves to see just how Some say it was starvation, He figures in this tale. . ,,fff'l D My A , Page 6 f f is I ' . -J , hwy hill N h dy ig, it . X., ,J -.f' X - 'X S N X , lg X, X. 1 , I . . l A . ' :J T. x I Pnl ,fl

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ey minlstra tors Comprising an efficient administration out- side of the school itself, are members of the board of education, superintendent of schools, M. C. Lefler, and newly appointed assistant superintendent, David Sell. These three Work unceasingly for the good of public schools. Guiding the welfare of thousands of stu- donts, Mr. Lefler has given his earnest attene tion the past year to serve returned veterans and to develop more fully art, home arts and science. Mr. Sell assumed his responsibilities as ass sistant superintendent only recently, having left his Lincoln high post in lanuary, l947, to take over the financial duties of the school system. The school board is composed of six inter- ested citizens who give freely of their time to interpret the peoples Wishes and convert them into usable practices in the schools. lt has taken active steps to secure improvement in the financial condition of the public schools. The cooperative school survey recently taken proves the combined interest of parents, stu- dents and school officials. The result of this survey will be used to improve conditions in public schools. M. C. LEFLER, superintendent DHVID SELL. assistant superintendent Flrner E. Magee, Robert Van Pelt, lvl. C. Lefler, superintendent of schools, Mrs. Roscoe S. Hill, Robert C, Venner, lohn Wfitten, president, George H. Lemon, vice-president.