Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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N OUR EVERYDAY LIVE. OTTO XV. H ACIKMAN Yes. hes t.ill. tl.1rl4 .intl H.iel-cmtin. His official title is .issist.1nt principal. but Otto NW. Hackmzin .tlso serx es ns boys adviser. hantlles student-teacher problems. helps students with registration. makes m,ljtistments in students' programs, and holds con- ferences with parents. He also helps with the supervision of the h.1lls .intl nukes recommenda- tions for jobs from the records here. Sure, he has liomeworlt. 1XXfontler if he has too tnany lf. KI. A. points? Y eliiorn Seen without her Cheerful I mile. Miss Darcas Vlfeatherby is an i 'WSD'V61tifvn to students as girls dxiser. 2 5 Assistant principal and boys adviser, Otto W Hackman, has helped many boys through his O , wise counseling and gener U5 use of time Mrs. Ruth Boucher and Mabel Neuman, office assistants, and Dorothy Bee-ver, secretary to the principal, perform varied duties,

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Willing to assist pupils at any time Mr Mardis checks the records with Bob Burbach Beverly Staley and Sally Messer, I TERPRET DEMOCRAC Never seeming to ture of his responsibilities as prlnclpal H C Mardis guides the destiny of nearly two thousand students HAROLD C. MARDIS DORCAS XVEATHERBY This is to introduce Harold C. Mardis, prin- cipal of Lincoln high school. You were expecting, maybe, the walking man? Mr. Mardis is kept busy with the managing of Lincoln high school. A familiar figure around school, he also serves on many committees outside school, which deal with the school affairs or welfare. Typical of this service is his membership on the Lincoln safety council. Mr. Mardis has also been very active in promoting driver education in the schools, and Lincoln high school now has the benefits of this recent innovation. a Wfeathertbyl prediction. The forecast is fair The Links just wouldnt be complete without and agreeable, a description that suits Dorcas Weatherby to perfection. This occupant of room 210 serves as girls adviser and handles all college scholarship material. She aids girls with their registrations, and helps them out of any difficulties confronting them. She also fills out reports for jobs from old records. Your troubles will always be cleared up after a Weatlterl byl report,

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'K Nr Q L xjj Beverly lo Powell, lo Annli O'Brien, and Mary Sidnerrperform gbh regular council duty oflchelfking EY XCJA, records, x rj , i ry i lji to J x ' vt - , Y x Ulf X ' I ' 'litingiworki the Red and Black J X ,ff andbook f,Qtefl'ac Loudon, leanne .4 I ' i' Vierk, lhiclo, Resseguie and Dick . My FA Irvxanl , X V, p ' V .Q ' , hkoy-Cc I X, ' co 'Qi vilpffz' 'L p7yA if f! f f'4,,.x.-if 1- ff: Q fi fr f' s UD T C7 f - '7 5,00-34,6 fi ' V f I A A Student council, wl ich represents ailligmdes. of the iniiny ticcomplishinents of the council this year wits thc editing rind selling of the Red zinc Black handbook to till pupils. Not only sopho mores, but juniors and seniors realized they still had things to legirn about the school. Another tremendous success. its in other years, wits the is one of Lincoln highs legislative bodies. One. ginnugtl ploy Night production. Witli twenty-one big ticts, it proved its success not only to the school but to the general public. I-'LQ STUDENT COUNCIL: Back row: Resseguie, Keirn, Hinds, lrwin, Mociact, Loudon, Powell, Greer, Weaver, Marin. Sidnerg front row, W. Baker, vice-president, Thompson, presidentg Elias, presicientg Andrews, vice-president, Vierk, secretary-treasurer, Mayer, R, FM ...16..