Lincoln Middle School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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MRS. CLARA SMITH Helicopter, for quick take off Journalism, Social Studies HOWARD STEINMAN counseling facilities Physical Education STELZRIEDE halls and grounds Social Studies MISS BARBARA SWEDENBORG Hi-fi for Music Department Music, Glee, Piano MRS. FLORENCE TAYLOR Y Y A new auditorium -' . I fi, ,,. , i English, Social studies 'J Y vt? MR. RICHARD TICHENOR,,..4 Key, to get in building Math RS. BARBARA VATCHER 'Glassed-in sun deck for teachers hysical Education MR. LEROY VAUGHN e5'Each student assuming his responsibilities Math, Science, Algebra X MR. SEYMOUR WATTS H45 typewriters and 45 typists that work Spanish, Latin, Typing MR. WILLIAM WINDEN An automatic silencer for each room Art MRS. EDRIZ YOUNG New art building Art LINCOLN WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE ACTIVE P. T. A. Investment in America-Strengthening Communities is the theme of the 1957 P.T.A. Inspiring programs have been scheduled on the third Wednesday of each month. They have continued to assist the school in its community drives, and parent-education program. 1957 officers are: President, Mrs. M. S. Trumbull, First Vice president, Mrs. Ralph Jonesg Sec- ond Vice president, Mrs. Ralph Lloydg Recording Secretary, Mrs. jack Smith, Corresponding Secre- tary, Mrs. Austin Croshere, Treasurer, Mrs. Elwood Gill, Financial Secretary, Mrs. Ringe Shimag Historian, Mrs. Clay P. Knissg Auditor, Mr. Robert Bartong Parliamentarian, Mrs. Arthur Lund- greng School Representative, Dr. George Drake. . . .. .MN iweiim... ...saw.iiaaa.f..f.ii-si zaiwmmwwwmm mm .iii-miwfa

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MRS. VIRGINIA HERRERA Outdoor attractively landscaped lunch areaup' i' English, Social Studies MR. CHARLES HEWITT Bigger room K English, Social Studies 5, tn 'Q I Miss MARY HOFFMAN ,X Removable roof for pool Physical Education MRS. JUANITA HULDERMAN NF 2 ,L- l ., 1 i t t ,xx ,xx Continued citizenship and scholarship achieve- ments Math, English, Social Studies MISS ESTER JOHNSON Sun dial for Rifle Range Music, Counseling MRS. MARY KNOWLTON Ice water fountain in each room' Math Science, Social Studies MR. DONALD KREHBIEL A secretary for each teacher Math, English, Social Studies MISS ALICE LECKLIDER More mature A7's Math, Social Studies MR. ROBERT LEITCH Y Lincoln will keep its high national reputa- tion Audio Visual, Social Studies MISS HARRIET McLOONE ALL good things English, Social Studies MR. DAVID MILLOVICH Boys swimming the 100 yards ute Physical Education MR. ROBERT MITCHELL ulntercommunication system Leadership, English MRS. FRANCIS NARROW in one min- Dietician prescribing sweets as a reducing diet Counseling, English MISS ELOISE OSBORNE Rope ladder to sun deck Physical Education, Social Studies MRS- RUTH PAEZ LINCOLN WILL ALWAYS An electric typewriter TYW HAVE CAPABLE TEACHERS MR. WILLIAM POOLE Air purifying systeml' Wood Shop MR. ALFRED QUINN Completion of building plans Math, English, Social Studies MR. JOHN RAPLEY One room set of thinking caps Math, Algebra MRS. CHRISTINE REED Five minutes added to nutrition Math, English, Social Studies MRS. JEAN RUNYON Proof that chivalry is not dead Foods, Clothing MR. CHARLES SAVAGE Larger shop rooms Graphic Arts, Electric Shop MR. PETER SCHARTZ Sofa for tired musicians Band, Orchestra MR. LENDON SCOTT Same percentage of honest, intelligent boys Physical Education

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OFFICE We at Lincoln are fortunate in having such efficient secretaries. Although often their work seems to pass unnoticed, we all appreciate the efforts of these women. Standing: Jessie MacDermot, Mary Schott, Vir- ginia Goodbody, Mary Gill. Sitting: Kathryn Anderson, Dorothy Butler. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN MRS. DOROTHY MCELROY Though we seldom see her at her work, we do appreciate Mrs. McElroy's work as assistant in our library. She helps with cataloguing and arranging books as well as with exhibits and displays. flu s P . x Q. 1,5 X . ., -. .- it xp. Nail WE WILL APPRECIATE SUCH EFFICIENT HELPERS CAFETERIA Not every school can boast of the delicious food We have at Lin- coln. Credit goes to a smooth working staff. Left to right: Vergie Higgins, Carol Holder- man, Alma Warren, Alice Bell, Louise Mershon, Natalie Granofsy, Grace Clif- ford, Iris Clark, Gurt- rude Owens. X r x f,.' 2 ' -f . Q g ig -. 'i ' . -mga, ' - , in -'xr .W ..f .g-,g -v 1.3 fur -, . ,V g. 5 .p.ra',ffgb7j7?7n . N , 1 ' ,f JJ. , .. , . , '.,,,,, f W7,-W-4 f' -grit 4 1 Lf - ' all Q.,-.,..,.. .. E e CUSTODIANS Keeping a school clean and attractive is not easy, but these custodians do a really fine job. First row: Messrs. Clifford Sundberg, Daniel Alanis, Walter Wardlaw. Second row: Head Custodian, George Stevenson, Messrs. Wesley Johnson, Johnnie Halliburton, Fred Wollman, Jack Burns, John McCauley. Not pictured: Joseph LeBrun, Jennie Wood. 1