Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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L' qsczmzf 0 Famed with faculty and stu- dents alike for his cheerful cocperation and efficient manage- ment is Mr. Lothrop. As vicc- principal he has been one of the moist active agencies leading to a progressive school. O As a leader of school leaders, Mr. Luther Altman sponsors the activities of the Boys' Club and has made that organization one of the most active in school. His capable direction and personal popularity have served to' bring even greater success to the activ- ities undertaken by the boys under his guidance. l I From her desk Miss Miriam Cole guides the destinies of 1272 Lincoln girls, sponsoring their activities and acting as their ad- viso1' and counselor. She has helped each girl to Hnd inspira- tion in the Girls' Club Creed whose purpose is the development of fine and worthy young women. 14

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.M a41z.Wm,fJmwf:,wJ O Leaders are not men who stand feet apart at control boards, flashing power to the world at will. Leaders are men who make control boards. They are the people who can see how rivers may be turned into power, who can understand how this energy is to be controlled. In Mr. Leroy M. Higgins, we have a principal who understands youth. Mr. Higgins, himself an outstanding civic leader, shapes the future of the powerful hundreds.

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n O From pink slips to program cards and from drop studies to early dismissals, the office is ready to help a suffering Freshman or a sedate Senior ind his niche in Lincoln life. O The movies, the press, the con- versations of o-ur day all like to toy with the people behind the scenes- that speak of a man who flywalks across the face of a great dam-that tiny Yankee mascot who hands the bat to the big-leaguer-that obscure scientist who turns the night into neon. Nothing can be quite so dramatic as Power exemplified in one person. There is, however, perhaps one Held which has scarcely succumbed to the magic of the celluloid and the ink- the field of teaching. Year after year young men and women stride across the Washingtoin Pavilion stage, each nervously hold- ing a diploma, each definitely deter- mined to make a showing. And back of each one of tho-se youths you can trace a thousand effects of the fac- ulty of Lincoln High School. You see, that too has its dramatics. Seattle high schools are now well equipped for coping with the prob- lems of the modern student. The educational program has enlarged to include a new and smart counseling system. Through the whole-hearted interest and work of the four coun- selors, Mr. Vincent Jerome, Mr. Carl Mapes, Miss Marion McAllister, Miss Jessie Orrell, Lincoln graduates are further insured against detours. Mr. Daniel Lothrop, Lincolnis hard-working vice-principal, con- tracted the special task of heading this counselor system and much of its success can be traced to his in- terest. Miss Miriam Cole and Mr. Luther Altman straightened out the affairs of the Girls' and Boys' Clubs.