Lincoln High School - Links Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Tyiaintxunm Plight educa,- tionaL AtandahdA, iA, the, cwudanL chaltenqe, o@, the, admimAihatviA,. Jheik, Ape- ciali ed educational, back,- qjxoundA, enable, them, to undehAtand and help Aolve, the, pAobtemA, off, pupilA, and (.'aaithp membeAA, and, to make, constant, impAove- meniA, in, the, educational, pAoqAam,. The office of MISS DORCAS WEATH- ERBY, assistant principal and dean of girls, is always open to girls with registration or personal problems and to all pupils interested in scholarship information. With a friendly smile, WILLIAM B. BOGAR, principal, contributes to the morale and school spirit through his interest and participation in activities and his encouragement to pupils. fe o e tjfee K supervision of WILLIAM PFEIFF, who always has time to discuss a prob- 2a-rv - lem or offer encouragement. He serves the school as assistant principal, dean of boys, and director of activities. Page 13

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Examining plans for a new school building are RUDOLPH J. BAUER, Supervisor of Operations and Maintenance; DR. RUDOLPH FREDSTROM, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Curriculum and Instructional Improvement; and DAVID SELL, Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Busi- ness Affairs. JhsL educatiimaL pAnqAam. ofj the. cLincoln. (public. Sdwobu iA. cl AeAult oft. the. combined eflfadA. oft. the. admimAiAatoXA. and the. (BocUid off. Education.. To DR. STEVEN N. WATKINS, Superintendent of Schools, falls the responsibility of coordinat- ing the program of the Lincoln Public Schools. Under his expert guidance, problems of impor- tance to students and to the community are solved. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Robert H. Ammon, Robert C. Venner, J. Arthur Danielson, Steven N Watkins, Mrs. Roscoe S. Hill, I. J. Devoe, and Warren C. Parker. ————————— Page 12

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Reviewing the course of study for their junior home-room classes are ELDON HESKETT, WINDLE REEL, and MRS. ALICE UPDESRAFT. Discussing the importance of helping pupils select the right college are MRS. LOUISE BAUGHER and MISS Since one of the duties of senior counselors is to prepare pupils for the future. GUILFORD BURNHAM discusses college requirements with Donna Foreman. (JaluablsL in fimjcdiofL and inAlAuction, in, Audi, flioldA, oa Aocial qjiowih, Asd -swal- uatiofL, siducationaL plan- ning, and vocational ckoicfL oAsl gained in, homsL-hoowL c In A Ac A Orientation of sophomores is one of the first duties of sophomore counselors, MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS, HARRY KUKLIN, and MRS. MARTHA CLINE. They also teach study skills, vocational and educational planning. LOIS SCHWAB, senior counselors. A wide variety of subjects is taught by special education teachers, MRS. DOROTHEA PLUM and MRS. BEULAH FOLEY, who is also co-sponsor of Peppers.