Abraham Lincoln High School - Landmark Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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we will remember The TransTorma- Tion OT The g.o. Trom a sTaTic Tigure- head To a dynamic, Tlexible sTudenT governmenT. wiTh The aid and guid- ance OT miss pearl crysTal, The holTz- man Twins, bob and liz, bunny greene, susan sTein, and ioe mar,Tori have succeeded in bringing To lincoln sing, a january graduaTion, sTudenT-TaculTy compeTiTions, The Tree g.o. movie, The braille club, The year-long Tenure oT oTTice . . . so many innovaTions which will become a parT oT lincoln TradiTion. you may Take pride in The TacT ThaT iT was Through your eTTorTs ThaT This g.o. was creaTed, and Through your supporT ThaT iT has been rnainTained. The braille club miss pearl crysTal and g.o. oTTicers

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ll W QI!! Ui arlcon, aThleTilca and music honor socieTy oTFicers '...F 'wv 1 v QW. you ioined, you worlced, you became a parT . . . and you were rewarded. your aThleTic, musical and scholasTic TalenTs, your service To The school were recognized. The reward, alThough your personal saTisTacTion was suTTicienT, was a pleasing experience and a TurTher encouragemenT. The gold arlcon pin seemed superifluous, when you ThoughT oT The pleasur- able days spenT on lincoln's oTTice squads, Teams and clubs. To some oT you, arisTa was an inducTion ceremony and a blue and gray pin: a reward Tor scholarship. To oThers, iT was TuToring sTudenTs in maTh and hisTory, and implemenTaTion OT scholarship. The naTional honor socieTy came To lincoln in I958 wiTh iTs unique induc- Tion, iTs scholarship Tund, iTs communiTy service proiecTs. The Tounding oTlicers -gary caplan, liz holTzman, sheila whiTe, iohn marlcoTT-and The advisors- mrs. a. clynch, mrs. T. lcohn, mrs. m. heller-broughT a dynamic organizaTion To a dynamic school. arisTa and naTional honor socieTy oTFicers , 'I :lr -:L .-i. T if ,li ii.. f ii X ik 'wwf' I 54?1T.'Q,'yfa-2:92 i 2