Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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DR. STEVEN N. WATKINS, Super- inlendenl' of Schools, checlcs over lhe aclivilies schedule for +he Lincoln school sysiem. Upon Dr. Sleven N. Wallcins, Super- inlendenl of Schools, fall The dulies of co- ordinaling lhe curricula and aclivilies ol all 'rhe Lincoln Public Schools. l-le is aided by Dr. Rudolph Fredslrom, Associale Super- inlendenl of Schools, David Sell, Assislanl Superinrendenr in Charge of Business Af- fairs: and Ralph Parlc, Assislanl Superinlen- denl in Charge of Operalion and Mainle- Assisring wirh public school affairs are DAVID SELL, Assislanl Superinlendenl in Charge of Business Affairs: DR. RUDOLPH FREDSTROM, Associare Superinrend- em' of Schools: and RALPH PARK, Assislanr Superin- fendenl in Charge ol Operalion and Mainrenance. Lincoln Educational Program Broaclenecl by School Board Six civic-minded individuals malce up The Lincoln Board of Educalion Jrhis year. Through lhe eiclorls of lhis group, a new public schools aclivilies building was made possible for Jrhe use of The Lincoln schools. This building, which was compleled lasl sum- mer, is localed direclly soulh of Lincoln l-ligh School. FIGTTCG. Page 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Sealed: Glenn Yaussi, Warren T. Parker, Mrs. Rosc e l-l ll Robe C Venner Sfandi : l Ban ro mmon r ven ng Dr. Pau c ll, Roberr l-l. A , D. Sie N. W

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Higher School Standard Set by LHS Executives The distinct guality ot leadership is very evident in Lincoln l-ligh School's princi- pal, William B. Bogar. l-le has spent seven years as principal, and during this period, with the help ot student and taculty sug- gestions, has instituted many changes and improvements in the activities and curricu- lum programs at Lincoln l-ligh. Lincoln l-ligh's assistant principals, Dor- cas Weatherby, girls' adviser, and William Pteiti, boys' counselor, can always be rec- ognized by their triendliness and cordiality toward pupils. They are always available tor advice on studies, personal problems, col- lege plans, and scholarships. These people have greatly aided the educational standard ot Lincoln l-ligh School by raising it to a new high within the past year. Taking an ever-increasing interest in Lincoln l-ligh's broadening activities program, WILLIAM B. BOGAR, principal, contributes greatly to morale and school spirit. A triendly smile and a warm welcome greet anyone who steps into the ottice ot MISS ' DORCAS WEATHERBY, assistant principal and girls' adviser. Always available tor oidvice or iust a triendly chot is WILLIAM PFEIFF, who just completed his tirst year as assistant principal and boys' adviser. lt you're not in class, it's a sure thing that MISS MARSUERITE GUNDERMANN, at- tendance director, lcnows the reason why. Page 7