Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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OTTG W. HACKMAN Assistant Principal and Boys Advisor Busy Counselors help stuclents solfue problems. From a hopeful beginning to a happy ending, you'll experiment, then experience, is Mr. Ctto Hackman's key to success. Now assistant principal, Mr. Hackman entered LHS. as a commercial teacher and since then has served under five different principals as the boys counselor and advisor. He handles student and teacher problems, adjustment of programs, registraf tion, and helps boys seeking jobs. These duties comf pile a neverfending list of activities for Mr. Hackf man. MISS DORCAS WEATHERBY Assistant Principal and Girls Advisor Page IO Always helpful, edicient, and certainly most attractive is Miss Dorcas Wezitherby, assistant prinf cipal and counselor of girls. Her oifice is always lilled with girls who want to see her about grades, registration, college ref quirements, or personal problems. But whatever they are, their problems receive individual attention and advice given in a friendly manner. Miss We:itlierby's sparkling personality and good judgment have made her tops with students and teachers alike, 3 ,

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WILLIAM B. BOGAR Principal of Lincoln High School Adventures in Dail Living In life we frequently look with envy upon those hlcssed with possessions and traits which we would like to have. We tend to minimize our own worth and happiness or the contrihution we can make. We need constantly to refexamine the values which we consider important. In our philosophy three ideas must occupy a central place: l. The intrinsic worth of each individual. 2. Qur faith in the other fellow. 3, The opportunity to live, work, and act with and for others. School is a laboratory in which we practice and prepare. To work hard and honestly with conf fidcnce in parents. students, and teachers must he a fundamental guide. In so doing we appeal to the hest in the spirit of others. To me, each day is one to he faced serenely and confidently with knowledge that we can reap as we sowf' The best guide to success is a practical applicaf tion of The Golden Rule. Lincoln High School hy its very nature, is dedicated to ideals of service, faith, and worth of individuals. If we work conf scientiously with these simple values to guide our daily actions, we can reap rich rewards in satisfacf tion, happiness, and adventures in daily living. Willizini B. Bogar Miss Dorothy Beevcr, Mrs. Martha Strohin, Miss Anna Nielsen, office sec' retaries, attend to one of their many duties that help keep things at Lincoln High running smoothly.

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If physiology teacher, MISS MARY BARDWELL, isnlt in 402, you are likely to End her busy in the flourishing green' house, her special project. or making plans with Usherettes. 7 Do you like good food, MR S. KATHERINE BENSQN teaches pupils how to cook it to perfec' tion. H o rn e Economics Cluh members also profit from her culinary talents. Teachers at Lincoln High School maintain interesting classes that help clefvelop good citizens. Pretending isn't just a game for I.arry DeFord and Joyce Rush in ROBERT BERRYMS distributive education classes. He shows them practical application of sales procedures. MISS VALERIA BONNELL is a master of many languages. This year at L.H,S. she is teach' ing Erench, German, and Eng' lish. Page I I