Abraham Lincoln High School - Roundup Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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B. CARSWELL, S. SHENSON, M. THIBAUT, T, SCHAPP HIGH SENIORS Under the capable direction of Mr. Floyd French as faculty advisor, Ted Schapp, president, Shirley Shenson, vice president, Marie Thibaut, secretary, and Lois Carswell, treasurer, the high seniors enjoyed a busy term. Highlighting the semester's activities were their 'Khard times day, featuring old ragged shirts and jeans, a senior picnic at Sigmund Stern Grove, and Senior Prom at the St. Francis Hotel. LOW SENIORS An active and lively group was the Fall, 1945, senior class. Their officers were president, Douglas Tuck, vice president, Morley Thompson, and secretary- rreasurer, Carolynn George, with Miss Marion Shep- herd as advisor. The Low Senior Brawl, held at the California Country Club, was a huge success. JUNIOR CLASS The versatile junior class experienced a busy and successful term last year. The junior dance after school in the cafe went over very well. The juniors were led by president, Ken Treganoweng vice president, Barbara Hons, secretary-treasurer, Charles Grantg and Miss Helene Cevasco, advisor. They sponsored the Hello Day. SOPHOMORES Guided by zealous Miss Alma Powell, faculty spon- sor, the sophomores enjoyed a fine term last year. With Bob Timmons, president, Elinor Haskins, vice president, and Eileen Christophersen, secretary- treasurer, they added a new step to Lincoln's greatness. These kids were sponsors of a dance for the Uhepcatsu and Ujivebugst' of Lincoln in the cafe. FRESHMEN With boundless spirit and enthusiasm, the fresh- man class began its Lincoln career in true Mustang style. The class advisor was Mr. Bernard Miossig Bev- erly Lundblade was president, Clifford Fisher, vice president, secretary-treasurer was Dolores Tate. PAGE SIXTIEEN Capers and Cops

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Qgtww- HUGO BEDAU ALLAN MOSS EDNA SCHMIDT IERRY COBB Spring Sfuclenf Body Officers MORLEY THOMPSON Sheriffs and Posses MORLEY THOMPSON, Preridenl Tall, husky, Morley Thompson is one of the schools most versatile person- alities. All-city man in basketballg tops in debatingg he has made his name syn- onymous with great guyf' JERRY COBB, Vice President Pretty, vivacious, and laughing, describes Lincoln's vice president, Jerry Cobb. As thanks for the great rallies and swell Variety Show, throw your bouquets her way. EDNA SCHIWIDT, Secretary Edna Schmidt, holding down a tough spring term, came through with flying colors. Coming from Parkside, Edna is a true pioneer. ALLEN MOSS, Tfea.vzn'er Little, husky, rugged Allen Moss was elected to guard the treasury this term. Wzltclued closely at first, it turned out that Mossy was really an Honest Abe. HUGO BEDAU, fudge Dark-haired, legal-minded Hugo Bedau passed his judgment on offenders this lust term. He ruled with an iron hand and is still liked by all. DONALD MCCAW, Yell Lender The school's games and rallies would not be complete without the well- organized rooting section handled this term by short, good-looking Don. PAGE FIITTFFN

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