Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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-l-RP Ii mics l93A illiviil i M. Pound Miss Olivia M. Pound, assistant prin- cipal, has through that position and as an adviser for the all girls league won the con- fidence of hundreds of girls Who have at- tended Lincoln high school. One of Miss Pound's many duties is the adjustment of credits to fit the needs of the individual girl so that she will not be burdened with more work than she can physically stand. Often when a girl falls behind in her daily Work a little helpand encouragement from Miss Pound will enable her to continue with her studies. She is one of the closest and truest friends the girls of this school have. 0tt0 W. Hackman Otto Hackman, a member of the com- mercial department for several years, be- came assistant to the principal two years ago and since that time has been special adviser to the boys. Registration, changes in courses and the straightening of difficul- ties in which the boys become entangled, fall to the jurisdiction of Mr. Hackman who seems to understand their problems almost as well as do the boys involved. During a years leave Mr. Hackman served in the yeoman school of the navy and in the office of the hospital school. Aside from his duties at school he is an enthusi- astic musician and finds enjoyment in golf and other athletics. Amp. 047' IXQIQI skool