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

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vw.,-,gf ,He....e:..e.u.f. -4?-7 1. I , 'x.-N., ' v n First Row: Gladys Jones, Armicla Caueles Florence Avalon, Betty .To McComic, Julieta. Arias, Diane Simili, Row Nick Verardo, Joe Cfmiarena, Manuel Chavez, Davis, Ulices Zepada, George Minesses, John Negrete, Orneles, Floyd Apodaca, Phil Crispi, John Cavanaugh, Locke, Ray Camacho, Eriberto Lopez, Joe Gallardo. ' lrstu First row: Tony Lopez, Robert - Valenzuela, Rudy Amparana., Philip Weisher, Robert Napoli. I Second row: Geraldine Rincon, Evelyn P.lZZllt0, Jean Haynes, Carol Ellyson, Patricia Jepson, Patricia Higgins, Betty Montez, Ayales, Beverly McGuire, Anna Mae Dayian, Connie Elvwa Rios, Trudy Guerra, Rose Marie Scelso. Second Chick Pavia., Carlos Gomez, Baltimore Castro, Henry Thiid Row Robeit Valenzuela Hem n Ricardo 'l I 1 , ' , 'y Ve egas, Merrlll Bai-bam. Fourth Row: Raymond Bernal, Bob Jen L4 Spea Third row: Domineque Curitti, Pedro Juarez, John David Donofrio, Theodore Nims, Frank Hernandez, Third row: Henry Davis, Camacho, James Hollier, Arthur Flores. ' Frank Buccola, Bob Stone. Danny Gallardo, Rudy Granados, Eleanor Casillas. - Fuentes. r we , --lf' -,az - - 'liaise - - 1' fleliillzfl l :-!u 5 lg 1 -' ov

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iucfenbi. .... Z9 Following in the footsteps of last semester's cabinet the Summer '49 administration under the capable leaclership of Gil Mccutchan demonstrated their ability at governing the school. One of their primary accomplishments was to have season ticlcets printed in order that the student body could attend all sports events at a much lower price than they had been paying. This and other achievements won the ap- proval of the members of the student body ancl helped make the Summer 44g term a successful one. ' i htz' P xy Gil McCutchan. Middle: Versatile gg'-'Ieiidents reDelia Troncoso and Shu Loo. Below: Confidential Cabinet: Audrey Johnston, School ice? Teddy Gomez, Social Activities: Joe Camarena, leticsg Lupe Juarez, Secretary: Mary Jimenez. 'f S 1' e. , , . svgggtightfrfge Commissioners: Babe Riggio, Physr- Education: David Tis'eareno,!Ar 1 Anthony MICSUM nt Shop: John Reas, Visual: .Tollfy Qafvanaugh, Muzici ie Dunn, Health. It lf iii I

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rinci-fa! Bltgloger Dr. Riley and his charming secretary, Mrs, Rilfhtl Dr. and Mr . Ril i 'I'v0j5.n-Spartan Dinne1?Danggl H at 534, mood at the This year has brouglit to us problems relating to tlie promotion of UNESCO ancl tlie establishment of Vxforlcl Peace as well as problems of more local nature. We liave devotecl considerable time to tlwe stucly of the Unitecl Nations and liope tliat in our small way we have contributed somewlwat to uncler- standing ancl mutual respect among the peoples ol: tlie World. X V , We have also given special attention to citizenship in tlie, scliool and witliin the community because we believe ttiat tl'1e person wlio is wortliy in'cl1araCter ancl citizenship in the school is tlie one wtio becomes the most effective' ancl wortliwliile citizen in our great American Democracy. 0 1 ' Principal t l 41