Abraham Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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First row: Shryock, Tugendreich, Plaisted, Drury, Butler, Strawn, Leslie, Adams, Second row: Whaley, E. Hill, Mickey, H. Moore, McClean, Champion, Gruwell, Quigley. Third row: Miller, Howze, Mitchell, French, Ramsey, Reinert, Cole, Piotrovwski. Fourth row: Mam- bert, Reynolds, I-Iostetler, Hallett, Mason, Service. Finney, Laidlaw, R. Moore, Vollmer, Rocks. Turney, Baker. Love, McAlmon. 1 u FACULTY V First row: Badger, Rosenberg, Garner, Reiterman, Martin, Rogers, Blount. Second row: Cal- houn, Tade, Ziegenfuss, Baddeley, Vlling, Butler, Tozier. Third row: Sapper, Wenig, Marshall, Summons, Potter, Purnell. Pearson, Greene. Fourth row: Hurlburt, Tunney, MacKenzie, Edwards, Josselyn, Mulford. 20

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J. ROY HOLLAND Student Body President FRANCIS MARKLEY FRANCES EVANS DON TURNER Boys' Vice-President Girls' Vice-President Coinnnissioner of Finance - . MARY MARTIN DOROTHY ALLEN Girls' League President Girls' Sport Commissioner DAN SEATON LLOYD REED Boys' League President Boys' Sport Coinfniissioner ESTI-EER FARR MARY KERR Railsplitter Editor Student Body Secretary BOB RYAN . CLEM SMITH R. O. T. C. Mayor - House Manager 22