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VOL. XVIII, NO. XXXI
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1902.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886
AT HEAD OF LINCOLN'S HIGH SCHOOL
H. K. WOLFE.
The newly-elected principal of the Lincoln high school, Mr. H. K. Wolfe, will assume the duties attaching to his position on the opening of the
school year In September. Mr. Wolfe was reared and educated in Nebraska, taking a degree in the state university. Later he studied for several
years In Europe, the university of Leipsic In 1886 conferring upon him the degree of doctor of philosophy. He has had fifteen years' practical experi
ence as an Instructor and educator, giving him a splendid equipment for the position he is about to fill. School patrons generally view it as a stroke
of good fortune that the board of education was able to secure a principal of Mr. Wolfe's attainments.
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