Abraham Lincoln High School - Monarch Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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W 1? .as I T ff 5 . -ig . . A, ,, 5 1 f i 'i 012:23 fi ms ' MR. FREDERIC T. SHIPP The siudenf body of Abraham Lincoln High School is bofh sad and happy io say goodbye fo our principal, Mr. Frederic T. Shipp. The sadness is, of course, iusf selfishness. We hafe +o end our long and pleasanl' associa'l'ion wi'I'h our principal and his family. Tom and Joann have been imporranf and popular members of our school family: Mrs. Shipp has shown a friendly inl'eres+ in our acfivilies 'Far beyond 'ihe ac- cepied dufies of a principal's wife. We lmow 'I'ha+ our Lincoln foday wifh ifs self- governmenf, ifs Do Righf moHo, and is unprecedenfed school spirit is The direcl' resulf of Mr. Shipp's philosophy of educafion and his profound inferesf in +he problems of young people. We lilze him: we like +he facf fhal' he has always been accessible 'lo help us by fallxing 'lhings over. However, because of fhe sincere affeciion we 'Feel fowards him we are happy for him in his new posiiion. We congrafulafe him on his well-deserved advancement H' seems +o us fhal fhe finesl complimeni we can pay our principal is +o confinue +o hold dear fhe high sfandards he has helped us ser, and we offer fhis bool: as a pledge fo mainfain +he spirif of his ideals ar Lincoln. Bob Fox PK Tx S Joann Mrs. Shipp and Torn Mis J'm99 l-409 Susan Alden Lang Frederic T. Shipp Jr .lla o 'Y