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

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MISS MARJORIE NICHOLS Girls' Vice-Principal The present economic crisis has made us all aware in a new and vivid way how very much school life is a part of the general social order. More and more are women called upon to fill an important place in the World, and school life for girls at Lincoln is designed to give experiences so rich and varied that the transition to the wider community life will be made without effort. We trust that every girl who goes out from Lincoln may have found a firm belief in Wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of printed booksg in lessons taught not only by precept but by exampleg in the ability to work with her hands as well as with her headg in the pres- ent and its opportunitiesg in the future and its obligations. Such a belief will make each girl ready to take her place in the life of the community. DEPARTMENT HEADS Left to right: Mr. MacKenzie, Mechanic Artsg Mr. Benner, Foreign Languageg Miss Moran, Social Scienceg Miss Worthen, Girls' Physical Edu-cationg Mrs. Howeth, Musicg Mr. Malette, Boys' Physical Educationg Mrs. Mullen, Eniglishg Mrs. Oswald, Home Economi-csg Mr. Goldthwaite, Mathematicsg Miss Herbert, Artg Mr. Gittins, Commercial. lNot in picturej Mrs. Armstrong, Science. up 19 44 THE LINCOLNIAN f0I' NINETEEN THIRTY-TW

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Y r:'n ,' fx!! V .J ' A . ' .i4, ' , ' MR. ROGER VAN PELT Boys' Vice-Privzcipul l T l This year, because of the economic situation, the outlook for the Winter '32 and Summer '32 graduates is discouraging, perhaps, even as it was fifteen years ago when high school and college graduates, standing on the threshold of their careers, looked out upon a war-torn world,-a World which seemed to offer them but little opportunity for the realization of long-cherished hopes and ambitions. But the same courage, the same sacrificing spirit of service, the morale which enabled those other boys to face the future like men,-that same high courage which carried them through those darker days,-will carry us through today. Let us hold to the faith that a way-the best way--will ultimately open for every boy who goes from Lincoln into the broader life. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Kuykendall, Attendance Clerk, Miss Break, Library Assistant, Mrs. McGil1iard, Secretaryg Miss Kroggel, Credit Clerk, Miss Walker, Senior Clerk, Miss Morgan, Librariang Mrs. Scott, Book Clerk, Mrs. Lanz, Counselorg Miss Bridge, Registrar. bb1S 44 THE LINCOLNIAN f07' NINRTEEN THIRTY-TW

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FACULTY Miss .isnligmkg Miss ivfmwn qlmldm. an-S. lam-Qu. Aim Im-1. Q MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ' ' Mr. Golmlthvmite QHQMJ, Mrs. Finney. Mr. Martin. Mrs. Ilostetier. Mr. Ziegvnfuss. s 1 2 M Vi V. . , b SCIENCE m:l'.xRTm:x'1' . I 'Mn Sgppelm, M12 Gillespie, Miss Qmmey, Miss MuAImon. Miss Lihryuck, Miss Mason. Mm. Cl:-mhnsnn, Aim. Avxmalwng iiiearly, ' K ' Mrs, COI'i18U.'fMl'. Hlriunt, Mr. Lieuwxexr. ' K - 22044 THE LINCOLNIAN f01' NINETEEN THIRTY-TVV