Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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IPL lr 1 Keeping the main otlice running smoothly is a big job. , I ond it is handled expertly by MRS. ALICE HIBBERT, ottice clerlc, and MRS. ENID KAVAN, secretary to Mr. Bogar. Carolyn Warner thoroughly agrees with MRS. RUBY EVANS, boolc clerk, that no student should be without The Little Black Book, Lincoln t-ligh School's new handbook. Administrative details are handled smoothly by the clerks Page 8 and secretaries, who aid exec- utives, teachers, and pupils. An efficient tiling system enables MRS. MARTHA STROI-lM and MRS. MARIE PERRIN to tind a pupil's permanent record quiclcly and easily.

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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

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MRS. HELEN HULTBER6 MRS. DORIS McCARTY di- ELDON l-lESKETT and MISS LOIS SCI-lWAB. recTs her aTTenTion To a read- sophomore class sponsors, discuss The ideas presenTs a discussion in ing discussion in her special in The looolc, Planning Your Future, Tor use one oT her special educa- education closs. in Their classes. Tion classes. Counselors advise students in various Tieldsp registration, program adjustment, social growth, vocational choice, and college preparation. Senior sponsors HARRY KUKLIN and MRS. VlRGlNlA ROBERTS discuss some oT The ocTiviTies oT special in- TeresT To seniors. MRS. ALICE UPDEGRAFT and GUILFORD BURNT-TAM, junior class advisers, consulT The boolc, About You, in preparaTion Tor Their classes. Chip Kulclin and Pamela Holloway receive Triendly advice al3ouT collefge plans Trorn WINDLE REEL, a sopho- TTIOI' e class sponsor. Page 9