Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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H. C. Mardis A new and distinctly cosmopolitan honor has been conferred upon H. C. Mardis, principal of Lincoln high school, during the last year. He has been elected president of the Kiwanis club, one of the leading civic organizations of Lincoln. We congratulate him upon this distinc- tion and say in our turn that to be respected and admired by the students of the school of which he is principal is also no small honor.

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M. C. Lefler Education must keep up with the changing times, says Mr. M. C. Lefler, superintendent of schools and recently elected chairman of the Nebraska educational planning commission of the Nebraska state teachers association. A man's life is the best exemplar of his own teach- ing and Mr. Lefler's constructive influence is felt in the kaleidoscopic changes in the educational policies in the Lincoln schools.

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Miss Olivia Pound is the girls adviser and assist- ant principal. Her oilice is a mecca for girls seeking advice or information. She is always sympathetic and interested in every girl's problem, whether it is a curricular change or search for employment. In Lincoln high for many years she has guided the footsteps of hundreds of high school girls. x ma.L Olivia M. Pound For the first time in an oflice completely his own, Mr. Otto W. Hackman, assistant principal and adviser to boys, has advised and disciplined much as before, except for his changed surroundings. It is quite safe to say that Mr. Hackman knows more boys than anyone else in school and is in the closest touch with the problems which confront the masculine students. Otto W. Hackman