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DEAN OF MEN Lincolnis all-around man, Mr. Donald Buck, has been with the school since its beginning four years ago. Besides being Dean of Boys, Mr. Buck is Vice Principal, teacher, and club advisor. He has three advanced math classes- Algebra II, Solid Geometry, and Trigonome- try. He sponsored the Future Teachers' Club and Honor L besides being in charge of scholarships. DEAN OF WOMEN With a friendly smile and a kind word, Mrs. Elizabeth Milhaupt, Dean of Girls, kept Lincoln's problems at the minimum. Besides counseling, Mrs. Milhaupt taught Girls, Physical Education, sponsored the White Caps-a group of future nurses- and was one of the advisors for Student Council. In addition, Mrs. Milhaupt kept the school calendar.
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