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Dr. Steven N. Watkins Superintendent of Schools Dr. Rudolph L. Fredstrom Associate Superintendent of Schools Producers Back the Show Producers are necessary in any under- taking, and the management of a large, pro- gressive school system is no exception. From planning for new schools to the management of the existing ones, the Board of Education supervises the local educational scene. One Board member, J. Lee Rankin, left Lincoln to accept a position with the Justice Department in Washington, and Miss Merle Beattie Was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Board. The responsibility of coordinating all activities of the school system, as Well as their day to day management, falls to Dr. Steven N. Watkins, Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Watkins' job includes Working with the schools, the Board of Education, and various community groups. Dr. Rudolph Fredstrom, Associate Super- intendent of Schools, is in charge of curricula and coordination ot the instructional pro- gram for the schools, as Well as being respon- sible for supplies and teaching material. Board of Education: Elmer E. Magee, Dr. Steven N. Watkins, Robert C. Venner, Dr. John P. Senning, J. Lee Rankin, president, Mrs. Roscoe S. Hill, Dr. Paul M. Bancroft. Page 8
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Always ready with an open ear for students' ideas, Princi- pal WILLIAM BOGAR discusses the new six period day with Ron Overman. Directors Point the Way O. W. HACKMAN, boys' adviser and as- sistant principal, pauses while talking to a satisfied parent. Just as any Broadway or Hollywood produc- tion will become a turkey overnight without the right direction, a high school must have the proper leadership to really keep the show going. In his three years at Lincoln High, William Bogar, principal, has made many changes in the school. This year saw the introduction of a six- period day, replacing the old five-period one. It is in things like this that thc school reflects Mr. B0gar's progressive ideas. If you are planning to go away to college or if you have any sort of problem Cand if you are a girlj the chances are that you will eventually see Miss Dorcas Weatherby, assistant principal and girls' counselor. And likewise, if you are a boy, the chances are very slim that you will have gone through Lincoln High without having had at least one visit with the boys, counselor and assistant prin- cipal, O. W. Hackman. Catherine Hodder and Donna Hergenrader en- joy a friendly little chat with MISS DORCAS WEATHERBY, girls, adviser and assistant prin- Page 9
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