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

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Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus Principal Principal ' s Message TO THE SENIORS • • T O. you. we owe a debt of pride and gratitude. You entered Ljncoln with appreciative love or her site and buildings. ou watched with sorrow the demolition of auditorium, library, and music hall. Readily and graciou.sly you have adapted yourselves to crowded quarters where machinerv and academic subjects found themselves co-companions. Just as gen- erouslv vou have adjusted yourselves to more commodious rearrangements. And yet in these years of your life at Lincoln many line things have come to you. For you there has been arranged a rich social program. ou have had every chance in every phase and aspect of your work to practice democratic self-direction. Your teajiis have proved themselves as champions. In our class- worlc you have dealt with actual situations— such as this Annual, by which 1 send you my best wishes and a pledge of affectionate concern. You have handed on lo our successors a finer Lincoln through your loyal dedication lo your school. Ethel Percy Andrus